Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

1974 VIKING Marysville High School Marysville, Michigan To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to be born; a time to die. A time to weep; a time to laugh. A time to mourn; a time to dance. A time to get; a time to lose. A time to keep; a time to cast away. A time to keep silence; a time to speak. A time to love; a time to hate. A time of war; a time of peace. A time for ... ENJOYING LIFE TO ITS FULLEST A TIME TO. . . REMEMBER SEPTEMBER: 4 First day of school — A time to renew old friendships and seek new ones. 6 Student Council elections. 8 First GAA bike hike. 12 First Student Council meeting led by Joanne, Rich, Ann, and Karen ! 14 First Football game of the season. We really took a beating — Lapeer 36, Marysville 6. 15 Seniors sponsor car wash in front of C-Jerry’s. 17 Freshmen elect steering committee members. 21 Gale, Dan and Steve attend Teen-Age court for the first time. 21 Sophomores vote on ring choice. 24 Seniors sign up for picture appointments with Askar-Shain all this week. 26 Sophomores order class rings from Terryberry Company. 27 Freshman cheerleaders are chosen. 28 Underclassmen pictures are taken. 28 Melodie and Dan H. get locked in art storage room ! ! 28 Joe Schulte is crowned this year’s Mr. Cool. OCTOBER: 1 Students start building floats for Homecoming competition. 3 First Varsity Club meeting. 5 Cheerleaders sell carnations for Homecoming. 8 Tryouts are held for Senior Play. 11 Student Council sponsors a bonfire with free refreshments. 12 Homecoming Day is here! At half-time, lovely Karen Erno is crowned queen of MHS for the 1973-74 school year. Juniors place first in float competition. And to make this evening more memorable — Marysville 14, Chippewa Valley 12. 23 Juniors take National Merit (PSAT) test. 23 Choir puts on Variety Show, “Those Were The Days.” 29 Halloween Rec. Night is sponsored by the French Club. 31 Seniors attend College Day at SCCCC. NOVEMBER: 6 Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. 7 Underclassmen receive class pictures. 7 Pep assembly honoring Senior Athletes. 8,9 A time to worry! Parent-Teacher Conferences! Blah! 21 Thanksgiving issue of AMPLIFIER on sale. 22-26 Thanksgiving Vacation. 26 School resumes. 29 Senior Play, “The Whole Truth,” directed by Mr. MacDonald, is a smashing success! 30 BOEC sponsors bake sale. 30 Swim Team sponsors Third Annual Swim-A-Thon. DECEMBER: 1 MHS Cheerleaders sponsor Second Annual Cheerleading Clinic. RAH! RAH! 3 Mat Maids form. 3 Varsity Basketball Team sponsors a Blue-White Scrimmage. Admission: One bar of soap! 4 Senior Girls take Betty Crocker Test. 7 First Basketball game of the year — Marysville winning over Algonac 60-54! A time for cheering! 12 Fall Sports Banquet held in Gardens School. 20 Early Christmas cheer— Snow Day! 21 Last day of school. Christmas Vacation starts. A time for a LONG rest. JANUARY: 7 Back to school! All students and teachers refreshed and ready to start a new year. 15 All seniors meet Congressman James O’Hara. 19 Marysville Invitational Wrestling Tournament. 22-26 Time to hit the books! First semester exams — ALL THIS WEEK! 25 Juniors spend a night in “SHANGRI-LA.” 28 Second Semester begins — a time for new classes. 31 Kathy and Mike take first places in BOEC’S second annual spelling and typing contests. 31 Vision testing for 9th and 11th graders. FEBRUARY: 4 VIKING Staff sell Viking patches. 8 Another hectic deadline for VIKING Staff. 11 Spirit Week at MHS. Blue Jean Day! 12 Uncoordinated Color Day! A time for blinde rs! 13 MHS Takes us back to the 50’s. 14 A box of candy, A chocolate heart, A card with lace, And Cupid’s dart! 14 Dress-Up Day! 15 Blue and White Day! Rich Pietroski is selected Mr. Irresistible. 19 Tryouts for musical “Kiss Me Kate.” 22 French Club sponsors a “Sock Hop.” 22 Varsity Basketball — Marysville clobbers St. Clair 57-50. 23 Wrestling District. MARCH: 1 Last Varsity Basketball game of the year. Marysville is victorious over P.H. Central 78-51. 2 Wrestling Regionals. 4 District Basketball games. 8 Kevin Zepp goes to Wrestling State Finals. 8 Last deadline for VIKING Staff. 11 Basketball Regionals. 29 End of third marking period. APRIL: 8 Spring recess. Another time to relax! 16 Classes resume. 27 Marysville relays. MAY: 10 Class of ’75 presents, “More Than Meets The Eye.” 13-17 Viking Week at MHS. 21 Spanish Fiesta! 23 School Awards Assembly. 27 No classes. 28 550 Lucky students receive the 1974 VIKING! 31 Graduation Practice. Only ten more days until graduation ! JUNE: 2 Baccalaureate. 6 Senior Honors Convocation. 7 Senior Prom and all-night party. 9 Commencement. That big day is here when all Seniors have a time to remember. 11-13 Final Examinations for underclassmen. 14 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. 4 ADMINISTRATION 6 FACULTY 7 ACTIVITIES Iflf 17 SPORTS 58 SENIORS V 88 SENIOR DIRECTORY 129 JUNIORS 131 SOPHOMORES 145 FRESHMEN 155 INDEX 165 ADS 168 Administration Leads the Way Standing: Robert J. Wright, Trustee; Kenneth Foerster, Trustee; Mrs. Ruth A. Bier, Trustee. Seated: Robert W. Teeple, Treasurer; Milton J. Rogers, President; Mrs. Sophie Pohl, Secretary. Not pictured: Louis W. Schmorrow. A TIME FOR. . .KNOWLEDGE ■mMI “IF I HAD MY LIFE TO LIVE OVER, MISS JANET ARNO — ‘‘Knowing that perhaps I’ve helped someone else to become a better person either intellectually or emotionally is a great reward.” Conversational French, European Languages, French I II. French Club Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor. MRS. EMILY BLACKNEY - “I enjoy the challenging contact with young people and the world that teaching brings.” Issues Today, Planning for the Future, Psychology, The Other American, You and the Law. Senior Class Advisor. MRS. MARY SUE BECKER - ‘‘Where there is teaching, there are students; where there are students, there are interactions; where there are interactions there is communication. I love to communicate.” Child Growth and Development, Family Living, Homemaking I, Life Science. Senior Class Advisor. MR. WALT BRAUN - “I enjoy building young men. The disappointments and frustrations are many, but then someone will come along and appreciate my efforts — this makes it all worthwhile!” Athletic Director, Boys’ Advanced Swimming, Boys’ Elementary Swimming, Outdoor Recreation, Theory of Football. Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach, Freshman Class Advisor. MRS. SHIRLEY BELLOW - “I cannot recall any time in my life when I did not want to be a teacher. However, it is a time-consuming vocation.” American Literature I II, Composition I, Library, Short Story, Vocational English, YEARBOOK Advisor. Sophomore Class. MISS LINDA SUE BUCKNER - “I’m happly only when I’m involved in a variety of interests, and education is bubbling with youth and a constant quest for life’s many meanings.” Chorus. Drama Club Advisor. ■ 8 WOULD I BE A TEACHER ?” MRS. ELLEN BURNS - “I would probably be a teacher if I had my life to live over. The enjoyment of my work far exceeds my disappointments.” Elementary Swimming, Girls’ Individual Sports, Girls’ Spring Team Sports, Modern Dance. Girls’ Varsity Basketball Coach, GAA Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. RICHARD DEN UYL - “I would be an amanuensis to a philanthropic numismatist for the perquisis it offered.” Advanced Machine Shop, Introduction to Welding, Machine Trades. Freshman Football Coach, Senior Class Advisor. MISS BEVERLY BUTLER - “The rewards from teaching far outweigh the heartaches. I love it!” Drama, English 9, Speech I, and II. Cheerleading Coach, Debate and Forensics Coach, Pep Club Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. MRS. JANET ELSHOLZ - “Teaching not only gives one a feeling of satisfaction, knowing others have been helped, but it offers challenge and variety.” Algebra I, Math I and II. Freshman Class Advisor. MR. NEIL COLLARD - “It provides dignity of position, security of steady employment, comfortable income, but, perhaps, its greatest reward comes in the sense of DOING A JOB THAT IS MEANINGFUL AND IMPORTANT.” Integrated Office Practice, Production Typing, Typing I, Shorthand. BOEC Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. MR. ED ELSHOLZ - “Given the opportunity to live my life again I would probably become an educator, especially if conditions leading up to my decision to do so remained unchanged.” Basic Drawing I, II, and III, Mechanical Drawing I, II, and III, Vocational Drafting. Freshman Class Advisor. 9 MISS MARILYN FEDRAW - “Teaching is like skiing and getting paid to do it.” Biology, Advanced Biology. Junior Class Advisor, Ski Club Advisor. MISS JACQUELINE HECKMAN - “I can’t imagine myself in any other field of work.” Counselor. National Honor Society Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. MRS. MARILYNN GORHAM - “Working with young people has many rewards. Many times these rewards are not received until years after our original contact with a student. This makes them more valuable.” Librarian. Junior Class Advisor, Honor Society Advisor. MR. ARTHUR HEIMBURGER - “I am satisfied with my life as a teacher. The field of education is continually challenging.” Record Keeping I, II, III, IV. Junior Class Advisor. MR. TOM HADDEN - “Again? Do it all again? Knowing what I do now? With all the time, planning, problems and disappointments? Again? ... Probably would.” Intro, to Typing, Basic Typing I II, Basic Bookkeeping, Freshman Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach, Sophomore Advisor. MR. DAVID HOUCK - “I’d be a ‘lifetime student,’ because then I’d NEVER have to do any work!” American Literature Survey, English 9, Freshman Class Advisor. Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. 10 MR. STEWART MacDONALD - “Reincarnation is fraught with ill, Of teaching right now I’ve had my fill; And besides, I might return as a worm, So how would my students ever learn The plays of Shakespeare from an enigmatic squirm.” Refresher English, English 9, Comp. I II, English Lit. I II. Junior and Senior Play Director, Senior Class Advisor. MR. PATRICK McDEVITT - “I would stay in education because I like working with young men and women. However, I would prepare myself by working harder in athletics.” Selling and Advertising I II, Health Education. Senior Class Advisor, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. MR. FRANK MARTIN - “My choice at the present would probably be a position with the Federal Government, preferably in the foreign service.” Early Modem American History, Planning for the Future. Junior Class Chief Advisor. MR. WILLIAM McKEAND - “Where else could I get a chemistry set as large as this one?” Physics, Chemistry, Life Science, Earth Science. Junior Class Advisor. MRS. SHIRLEY McCALL - “Teaching has given me the type of life style that I wanted and keeps me working with young people.” Ceramics I II, Crafts. Art Club S.A.E. Advisor, Senior Class Chief Advisor. DR. BURMAN MISENAR - “Were I in the inchoate stages of my career development, my choice would be as a Commissioned Officer in one of the branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.” Counselor. Junior Class Advisor. 11 MISS GERALDA MULLEN - “I enjoy being a Homemaking teacher because it is everyday living. I like all areas of Homemaking and enjoy teaching the various courses. One of the main reasons I like teaching is that I am working with people.” Clothing-Textiles, Boys’ Homemaking I and II, Interior Decorating, Foods and Nutrition, Homemaking I. Senior Class Advisor. MR. WILLIAM PHILP - “I would still be a teacher because I like working with people trying to help solve problems.” Beginning and Advanced Architecture, Co-op, Related Training. Sophomore Class Chief Advisor. MR. MICHAEL PATTERSON - “If I were to start my occupation again, I would probably still enter the educational field. Teaching to me is a means to achieve many goals; it is not a goal in itself.” Composition I, English 9, Reading for Fun. Swimming Coach, Student Council Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. JAMES PUSKARICH - “No Comment.” Math I, Refresher Math, Practical Math, Algebra I and II. Camera Club, Freshman Class Chief Advisor. MR. RICHARD PELL — “Life to me is education, and the giving of my knowledge to those people around me is the greatest satisfaction that I could ever hope to have.” Boys’ Fall Sports, Boys’ Spring Team Sports, Boys’ Individual Sports, General Shop, Wrestling Coach, Sophomore Cla ss Advisor. MRS. DIANA RIX - “What I like most about teaching is the humor and laughter one shares with the students. Education is a serious part of our lives - but one cannot share knowledge if she can’t share their laughter.” Art I and II, Crafts. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball, Junior Class Advisor. 12 MR. CHARLES SALVO - “If the conditions and circumstances were the same as when I entered the teaching profession, I would become a teacher. However, today’s teaching profession leaves a lot to be desired!” Director of Concert and Marching Bands. Freshman Class Advisor. MISS CLARE VIVIAN - “Teaching does provide many rewarding experiences, happy memories and good friends.” Journalism I and II, Reading for Fun, Spanish I and II, AMPLIFIER Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. MR. RAYMOND SKRZYNIARZ - “Teaching has been rewarding to me because I feel that I have not only helped others to learn, but in so doing, learned myself.” Middle American History, Man His Environment, Planning for the Future, Ancient History, Modem World History. JV Baseball Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. FRANK WHEELER - “As a teacher I am able to provide a service that is becoming even more important than it previously was.” American Government, Issues Today, Michigan History. Senior Class Advisor. MR. EUGENE SUPRENANT - “There are many things very satisfying about teaching that I would miss in most other fields of work.” Small Gasoline Engines, Advanced Cabinets and Furniture, Girls’ Woodshop, Machine Woods. Senior Class Advisor. MR. FRANK YON - “No Comment.” Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry and Advanced Mathematics. Freshman Class Advisor. MR. JAMES VENIA — “I enjoy the everyday challenges and opportunities encountered while working with the concerned young adults of this age.” Life Science, Earth Science, Boys’ Fall Team Sports, Boys’ Spring Team Sports. Junior Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. 13 Mrs. Maureen Pochodylo, Secretary; Mrs. Fay Neal, Library Clerk- Mrs. Grace Burley, Office Clerk. 14 Mrs. Isabelle Mallwitz, Head Cook. Mr. Robert Watson, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Mr. Herbert Hornbacher, City Recreation Director. Bus Drivers Third Row: Johnny Hurley, Linda Smith, Kathleen Tatham, Ralph Poole, Vern Dickinson, Richard York. Second Row: Sharron Ernest, Geraldine Stracenrider, Margaret Green, Ila Hoetger, Donna Heise. First Row: Florence Durrant, Don Durrant, Ralph Stump. 15 A TIME FOR HELPING Mrs. Bernita Bradley, Mrs. Neva Balhoff, Mrs. Charlotte Henry, Mrs. Jessie Jones, Mrs. Bette McMartin, Mrs. Erna Osborne. Back Row: Mr. Ken McDonald, Mr. Grover Gates. Front Row: Mr. Roger Simmons, Mr. Don Harkelroad, Mr. Harold McKinnon. Not pictured: Mr. Richard Roehl, Mr. Robert Badley. Rapping the Gavel With STUDENT COUNCIL Fifth Row: Nancy Fetting, Jaqueline Miller, Cathy Richards, Dale Lindgren, Mark Landschoot, Bob Kopp, John Jeffries, Sandy McArthur, Laura Schmorrow. Fourth Row: Sue Collard, Laura Greenhoe, Mary Schultz, Angela Troy, Joe Bixler, Debbie Reynolds, Tim Simons, Peggy Wright, Kim Zepp, Sue Burns, Cindy Nordstrom. Third Row: Jane Levandowski, Nanci Wright, Julie Williams, Laura Wilson, Beth Stoliker, Chip Ellis, Guy Taylor, Scott Day, Roy Langolf, Paul Mallorey. Second Row: Julie Donaldson, Cathy Reid, Amy Darnell, Sue DeNardin, Kim Greenhoe, Dick Bitzinger, Julianne Evans, Cheryl Lasher, Fran Blues, Lori Gaw. First Row: Angela Koppelberger, Tony Osentoski, Jeff Oates, Lisa Smith, Brian Miller, Doug Francesconi, Mike Mallorey, Daniel Hyslop, Maureen Weymouth, Charles Paldanius. Not pictured: Lenard Balinski, Tom DeNardin, Janeen Brackenberry, Laura Knox, Chris Dimick, Bob Troy, Bob Donaldson. Special Representatives ... Back Row: Pam Wilson, Member at Large; Mary Jo Beaudry, Member at Large; Michelle Weir, Cheerleader Representative; Penny Snider, Area League Council; Daniel Hyslop, Ski Club Drama Club President; Terri Boehm, Honor Society President. Front Row: Tom Malone, Class of ’75 President; Suanne Heaman, SAE Pep Club President; Mary Ann Albert, Class of ’77 President; Sandy Miller, Class of ’74 President; Denise Partridge, French Club President; Tim Collard, Varsity Club Secretary. Not Pictured: Shelley Ward, BO EC President; Lori Gaw, Art Club President; Gary Hill, Class of ’76 President. 18 Unde th guidanc o iourlenTors — Joanne Keeler, President; Rich Pietroski, Vice-President; Ann Randall, Secretary; and Karen Lenn, Treasurer — this year’s Student Council got off to a flying start with the Homecoming Festivities. With Ann Randall taking charge of the committee, Homecoming ’74 became a super success. Following this, the council worked on getting a new stereo sound system for the school and then went on to other activities. Next came the annual Christmas dance headed by Daniel Hyslop and Sandy Miller. With snow on the ground, a song in the heart and music by Freeman James, everyone left in the yuletide spirit. After semester break, work was begun on a Spring Carnival to break the monotony after basketball. In addition to other activities such as assemblies, the council also sponsored the annual Viking Week. A few of the pictures of Viking Week ’73 are featured on this page. All in all, Student Council once again had a very productive year! Third Row: Mr. Patterson. Second Row: Ann Randall, Rich Pietroski. First Row: Joanne Keeler, Karen Lenn. 19 Great effort was shown by the Senior class in their final float “We’ll Run the Reds Ragged!” which proudly held second place. The Juniors’ float, “Buzz off. Reds!” flew by the seniors for the first-place prize in the homecoming float building competition. “The Victory is H’ours’!” earned third place after many days of hard work by the Sophomore class. 20 Homecoming 1973-74 The Freshman Class was proud to have Julie Williams as their representative in this year’s homecoming activities. Freshman Joe Bixler was Julie’s escort. Angela Koppleberger was the lucky girl chosen to represent the Sophomore Class in the homecoming festivities. Escorting Angela was Junior Ken Sygit. The Junior Class made an excellent choice in Casie Boerre for their 1973-74 homecoming representative. Fellow classmate, Tom Malone, was Casie’s escort. A Viking march through the streets of Marysville, followed by a bonfire, sparked off the Homecoming Festivities of 1973. A snake dance led the team and students of M.H.S. to free refreshments donated by the Student Council. Once underway, the Homecoming Parade proved to be a success. The parade took a new route this year, which included all of the elementary schools. During halftime ceremonies, tension filled the stadium, as everyone waited for the 1973 Homecoming Queen, Karen Erno, to be announced. After the exciting 14-12 victory win over Chippewa Valley, everyone was in high spirits for the dance which followed. The band, Innermist, helped to make the dance theme, “Memories are Made of This,” come true for all who attended. Memories Are Made Of This Terri Rutkauske lent her charm and personality to M.H.S. Homecoming as a representative of the class of ’74. She was escorted by Senior John Jeffries. Reigning over this year’s Homecoming was Queen Karen Emo, escorted by Senior John Tomalo. glowing air to the homecoming festivities as she stood next to her escort Fred Romain. 22 The 1973 MHS Marching Band had senior Vaiarie Aldridge as their Drum Majorette. Valarie did a great job up front, blowing the whistle and leading the band for all football games and parades. Valarie has been a majorette for four years. MAJORETTES, MARCH ON ! Two of the second-year majorettes returning next year as the veterans of the girls are sophomores Karen Nicholas and Pam Robbins. These girls will have teaching the routines. This year four new majorettes were picked. Doing a fine job and returning next year are Pam Bar be. Debbie Farrer, Debbie Oliver, and Wendy Wright. the responsibility of Serving as first alternate for the majorettes this year was senior Michele D’Arcy. Michele really helped out this year learning the routines in a few ' days and perform- ing like a pro. Leading the front row of majorettes this year are seniors Mary Sawdon, Sue Ortmann, Becky Lambert and Karen Lenn. Mary has had four years of majorette experience, Sue and Becky, three, and Karen two. Fifth Row: Brian Boettner, Karen Schambre, Brian Dimick. Fourth Row: Dawn Coggins, Peggy Watson, Karen Rogers, Patricia McHenry, Cheryl Pretty, Joanne Sparling, Sara Young. Third Row: Jim Philp, Karri Jones, Laurie Laidlaw, Kim Jones, Pat Francesconi, Doug Francesconi, Kevin Krueger. Second Row: Don Czamecki, Larry McHenry, Pam Featherstone, Beth Samples, John Simmons, Debbie Reynolds, Paul Barbe. First Row: Bruce Mackay, Nancy Pearson, Carol Randall, Diane Arnold, Pam Wilson, Marcia Ablett, Mark Carufel. 1973-74 Band Officers: Back Row — Joanne Sparling, Historian; Patricia McHenry, Secretary Treasurer. Front Row — Larry McHenry, President; Karri Jones, Vice-president. Mr. Salvo presents four-year pins to seniors Cheryl Muldermans and Larry McHenry for their faithful service to band. The 1973-74 Marching band is directed by Mr. Salvo. When it came time for the Homecoming parade, the band was ready to head the parade. The band played for the March-of-Dimes to welcome the people after their long sixteen-mile walk. Playing during all the home football games, the MHS Marching Band brightened the half-times with a variety of presentations. They were again participants of the U. of M. Band Day and the Memorial Day parade. 25 Fourth Row: Larry McHenry, Paul Barbe, Don Czarnecki, Debbie Reynolds. Third Row: Kevin Krueger, Jim Philp, Doug Francesconi, Beth Samples, John Simmonds, Brian Dimick, Brian Boettner, Pam Wilson, Mark Carufel, Patricia McHenry. Second Row: Joanne Sparling, Dawn Coggins, Karen Rogers, Laurie Laidlaw, Karen Schambre, Sara Young, Peggy Watson, Diana Arnold, Nancy Pearson, Bruce Mackay. First Row: Tom Osentoski, Marcia Ablett, Carol Randall, Cheryl Pretty, Pat Francesconi, Kim Jones, Pam Featherstone, Karri Jones. Absent: Cheryl Muldermans. 26 Fifth Row: Brian Dimick, Kevin Krueger, Jim Philp, John Simmonds, Brian Boettner. Fourth Row: Bruce Mackay, Beth Samples, Mark Carufel. Third Row: Sara Young, Cheryl Muldermans, Laurie Laidlaw, Karen Schambre, Diane Arnold. Second Row: Marcia Ablett, Carol Randall, Cheryl Pretty, Pam Featherstone, Kim Jones. First Row: Don Czarnecki, Tom Osentoski, Paul Barbe, Debbie Reynolds. Mr. Charles Salvo has been director of M.H.S. bands for twenty-six years. He is responsible for the half-time shows at the Varsity football games and pep band playing between the J.V. and Varsity basketball teams. The band also gave three concerts this year under Mr. Salvo’s direction. A TIME FOR MUSIC 27 We Know The VIKING Staff wouldn’t be complete without Mrs. Bellow, the Staff Advisor, to help out. This year’s VIKING Editors: Standing - Mrs. BeUow (Advisor), Patrice Thompson (Sophomore Editor), Michele D’Arcy (Business Manager), Karen Hinkley (Activity Editor), Karin Spencer (Faculty Editor), Teri Stump (Junior Editor), and Patricia McHenry (Advertising Manager). Seated — Lynn Nordstrom (Layout Editor), Pam Partain (Copy Editor and Freshman Editor), Peggy Wright (Photography Editor), Kathy Vanlerberghe (Editor-in-Chief), Vickie Irvine (Sports Editor), and Sandy Miller (Senior Editor). K 28 What It’s All About The VIKING Staff: Standing - Michelle Liddle, Laura Knox, Brenda McDonald, Dona Vansach, Lisa Morris, Mary Ann Smith, Julianne Evans, and Pat Burley. Seated — Tom Malone, Patty Pohl, Kandie Ketchum, Cheryl McCallister, Dan Hyslop and Pam Wilson. Kathy Vanlerberghe, Editor-in-Chief, is hard at work getting our VIKING Yearbook in order. t 29 Extra! Extra! Standing: Kim McCarthy, Joanne Sparling, Kathy Prentice, Sue Spencer, Michelle Weir, Ken Mareski, Miss Vivian, Advisor; Don Breckner, Jody Eveningred, Mary Schultz, Patricia McHenry, Deb Zacharias. Seated: Cheryl McCallister, Tom Malone, Martha Winkel, Sue Ortmann, Tim Collard, Sandy Miller. Miss Vivian, AMPLIFIER Advisor. Tim Collard, Editor-in-Chief. Sue Ortmann, Sports Editor. 30 Read All About It! Busy, busy, busy. Hit the Presses! Happy with their work? Mass Confusion?? C’mon, Sandy, it’s not that bad! Learning the Trades Fifth Row: John Tomalo. Fourth Row: Errol Kivel, Don Czarnecki. Third Row: Ray Thatcher, Steve Endean, Larry McHenry. Second Row: Craig Herbert, Doug Koschnitzke, Larry Laidlaw, Tom Brinker, Scott Endean. First Row: Gary Jones, Terry Schoenrock, Ken Cash, Bruce Sawdon, Rick Kettlewell, A1 Booth, Paul Barbe. Not Pictured: Greg Bowen, Tom Parrish, Stephen Sharrow, Mark Evans, Jon Sartwell, Jeff Storey, Laurie Angove, Mike Hart! John Whitus, Mike Churilla, Dave Dahlke, Frank Schambre, Kevin Wright, Andy Mowat, Craig Richards. of Today’s World Dennis Jones looks over the electronic equipment. Marysville High had several students participating in many of the Area Vocational Classes, ranging from Auto Mechanics to Cosmetology. The field calling the majority of Marysville students was Vocational Drafting, held in the morning. Other morning classes were Beginning Electronics, Machine Trades, and Advanced Carpentry. Afternoon Vocational Education consisted of areas such as Auto Mechanics, Building and Grounds, Nurse’s Aid, Cosmetology, Beginning Carpentry, and Electronics. The Vocational Program is constantly expanding and looking for new trades to teach the youth of today. L v °cat,oSo A £ Randy, Jeff, and Tom study their plants. Third Row: Jeff Wheelis, Dave Nelson, Randy Moore, Jeff Hollingsworth, Dennis Jones, Tom Loughren, Ron Terry. Second Row: Mike Tomalo, Kathy Prentice, Barb Hart, Judy Hill, Laurie Helmer, Gerry Rose, Dave Charest. Third Row: Marie Payionk, Tammy Smith, Julii Neal, Jeri Weakland, Annette Dimick, Lori Gaw, Kathy Gregg. Not pictured: John Carpa, Kim Conrad, Anita Magee, Nanci Smith, Brinda Nelson, Janet McKinlay, Gordon Culter, Jeff Parker, Bill Prentice, Dave Chmielewski. 33 A TIME TO. . . This year Marysville High School students were offered four courses that could give them a learning experience without the requirement of books and hours of study. Three of the courses took place off campus while the fourth course was offered inside the high school classroom. The Right-to-Read program was developed to aid the elementary pupil who had difficulty with reading. Thirteen students worked on the program. The Haptic program involved seven students working with perceptually handicapped children. The students worked with the children to develop their motor skills. The program took RIGHT-TO-READ PROGRAM: Fourth Row: Kim Clark, Vickie Irvine. Third Row: Brenda McDonald, Cindy Klann, Mary Ann Smith. Second Row: Sherie Saffee, Sally Thomas, Teri Stump. First Row: Cindy Sulkowski, Judy Anglebrandt, Julie Donaldson. Not pictured: Pat Bier, Terry Schoenrock. place at Gardens School. The third program, Woodland Aides, participated at the Intermediate School District. Eleven students worked throughout the day with special education students. Teachers’ Aides was offered in the high school. Twenty-eight students worked with the teachers throughout the class period. Some of the classes that the students helped out in were Drama, Speech I, Math I and II, Boys’ Home Economics, Ancient History, Girls’ Home Economics, Theory of Football, Metal Shop, and Biology. WOODLAND AIDES: Third Row: Terry Whiti ng, Mark Landschoot, Joe Schulte- Second Row: Lisa Smith, Peggy Wolfe, Jenny Cowger. First Row: Holly Chappelle, Cindy Nordstrom, Mary Sawdon. Not pictured: Jeff Storey, Deborah Worley. . . .lend a hand TEACHERS’ AIDES: Third Row: Bob Donaldson, Kathy Eagen, Tim Collard, Lynn Nordstrom. Second Row: Karen Lenn, Joanne Keeler, Dan Hyslop, Karen Hinkley. First Row: JoAnn Schultz, Janet McKinlay, Barb Hart, Pat Melville. Not pictured: Pat Aldridge, Julie Phippen, Glenn Lottner, Steve Endean, Gale Boettner, Nancy Fetting, Brad Wheeler, Kandie Ketchum, Curt Hands, Phil Moran, Gary Weakland, Dianne Cooper, Renee Warner, Rick Fultz, Randy Moore, Jeanne Mackay. HAPTIC PROGRAM: Cheryl Lasher, Kathy Eagen, Mike Perry, Marie McDonald, Mary Schultz, Tom Headlee. Not pictured: Denise LaGruth. s T U D E N T A C T I O N Third Row: Nancy DeNardin, Kathy Eagen, Karin Spencer, Pat Melville, Sue Heaman, President; Vickie Irvine, Historian. Second Row: Ralph Johnson, Cindy Helzer, Jeanne Mackay, Parliamentarian; Dan Hyslop, Dan Hyslop is a cadet teacher for Miss Fedraw. Vice-President; Karen Hinkley, Tom Malone, Denise Wojcik, Treasurer; Sue Francesconi, Sergeant-At-Arms; Patricia McHenry, Secretary; Melodie Garverick, Don Breckner. Mrs. McCall is the advisor. F 0 R E D U C A T 1 O N 37 GAA: A TIME FOR. . . PARTICIPATION Sue Francesconi, Vice-President Melodie Garverick, Secretary. This year’s Junior and Senior GAA members — Third Row: Nanci Wright, Karen Hinkley, Melodie Garverick, Suanne Heaman, Renee Warner, Karen Erno, Pam Wilson, Nancy Fetting. Second Row: Patricia McHenry, Karen Cruickshank, Penny Neal, Jody Eveningred, Peggy Wright, Ann Randall, Nancy DeNardin, Dee Ann D’Arcy, LuAnn Klettner. First Row: Karen Maples, Pat Melville, Kathy Eagen, Sandy Miller, Kim Mader, Shelley Weir, Connie Wagner. The Sophomore and Freshman members of GAA — Fourth Row: Gayle Sawdon, Jacqueline Miller, Cheri Cline, Laurie Laidlaw, Mary Ann Albert, Beth Stoliker, Kathy Bailey, Debbie Reynolds, Pat Francesconi. Third Row: Ann Hudson, Julianne Evans, Beth Samples, Sue Collard, Karen Rogers, Debbie Farrer, Becky Pochodylo, Mary Jo Beaudry, Beth Ahles. Second Row: Jayne Venia, Kim McCarthy, Barb Curtis, Laura Schmorrow, Kathy Samuelson, Karen Pidick, Sue Francesconi, Bonnie Ward, Renee Soboleski. First Row: Jennifer Venia, Patti Dzurnak, Sue DeNardin, Angela Koppelberger, Marchel Feick, Dawn Coggins, Jane Levandowski, Betty Durrant and Terri VanNest. 39 “BROTHER GOOSE” JEFF Rich Pietroski PEGGY Sue Ortmann CAROL Mary Sawdon WES Mark Landschoot HYACINTH Jeanne Mackay EVE Holly Miller LENORE Lynn Nordstrom MRS. TRIMMER . . .Ann Randall MRS. LUMPKINS Sherri Coggins MRS. MASON . . Michele D’Arcy ALICE Peggy Wright TRUCK DRIVER Dick Bitzinger VOICES Pat Jakubiak Mark Zablocki DIRECTOR S.R. MacDonald ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ... Dan Hyslop STAGE MANAGER Sandy Miller Back Row: Dick Bitzinger, Pat Jakubiak, Sherri Coggins, Peggy Wright, Ann Randall, Holly Miller, Mark Landschoot, Michele D’Arcy. Front Row: Sue Ortmann, Mark Zablocki, Jeanne Mackay, Rich Pietroski, Lynn Nordstrom, Mary Sawdon. Standing: Sue Scheffler, Dick Bitzinger, Shelley Weir, Linda Massacar, Mark Zablocki, Deb Moran, Pam Partain, John Jeffries, Deb Zacharias, Terri Rutkauske, Jane Leitch, Martha Winkel, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Fran Blues. Sitting: Pat Jakubiak, Lynne Dionne, Sandy Miller, Stage Manager; Dan Hyslop, Ass’t. Director; Peggy Wolfe, Valarie Aldridge. 40 LEWIS PAULTON Mark Landschoot BRENDA PAULTON . . . Jeanne Mackay HUGH CARLISS . .Perry Bellow DEENIE Michelle Weir INSPECTOR BRETT Dick Bitzinger MARION Ann Randall PETTY Bob Nelson JILL Peggy Wright BRIGGS Pat Jakubiak VERA Karen Emo To Truth ‘THE WHOLE TRUTH” PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR S.R. MacDonald ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Dan Hyslop STAGE MANAGER Sandy Miller PROMPTERS . . . Karen Lenn, Rich Pietroski SCENIC ARTIST Kim Mader SCENERY COMMITTEE . . .Fran Blues, Rich Pietroski, Peggy Wright BUSINESS PUBLICITY MANAGER . . . Jane Leitch WARDROBE MISTRESS Gail Patton LIGHTING SOUND EFFECTS Karen Emo, Peggy Wright MAKE-UP CREW . . Karen Emo, Cindy Cline, Nancy Fetting, Deb Moran 43 SLIPPING AND SLIDING WITH SKI CLUB Our “Snow- Whites” — Miss Fedraw and Miss Arno. SKI CLUB OFFICERS: Denise Partridge, Vice-President; Sherri Coggins, Treasurer; Cindy Klann, Secretary; Daniel Hyslop, President. This year’s Ski Club, under the leadership of Daniel Hyslop, President; Denise Partridge, V ice-Presiden t ; Cindy Klann, Secretary; and Sherri Coggins, Treasurer; got off to a sliding start with various trips to Black Forest. Also included on this year’s agenda was a trip to Mt. Grampian, Pine Knob, and the major event — a three-day ski trip to Boyne Highlands where about 20 members went skiing, swimming, and merry-making ! Money-making activities this year consisted of selling various articles at Christmas time, including animal candles, mini-maxi pens, Christmas candles, rose bowls, and Pixie wind chimes. With the aid of advisors, Miss Fedraw and Miss Amo, it was “uphill” all the way! 44 Third Row: Dan Lents, Ken Mareski, Bill Rogers, Gary Hill, Joe Schulte, Don Breckner, Dwaine Havens. Second Row: Barb Curtis, Karen Rogers, Ann Randall, Kim Clark, Jan Ulrich, Kris Kujat, Margie Carufel, Shelley Ward, Wendy Wright. First Row: Terri Boehm, Karen Erno, Mary Schultz, Barry Ablett, Julie Donaldson, Karen Lenn, Joan Carolan. Not Pictured: Pat Bier, Dawn Coggins, Dave Erno, Scott Horth, Pat Jakubiak, Tina Kitts, Laura Knox, Mark Landschoot, Pam Partain, Gail Patton, Brian Phillips, Craig Richards, Dale Schmitt, Mike Zacharias, Steve Zauner, Deb Moran. Eleven members of the French Club traveled to France this year. During the year they collected newspapers and magazines, sold caramel apples and hot dogs at football games, sponsored a spaghetti dinner and a sock hop, which turned out a great crowd. All school year Miss Fedraw and Miss Amo picked up newspapers for the paper drives. The entire club worked hard at saving money for their vacation. To be a member of the French Club, a student must take a French course. Third Row: Linda Webb, Steve Bowers, Elizabeth DeLine, Trenia Yielding, Ron Wiltse, Joe Schulte, Mary Schultz. Second Row: Kim Greenhoe, Diane Bier, Sue Little, Pam Herman, Sue Collard, Karen Pidick, Marchel Feick. First Row: Miss Arno, Advisor; Sherri Coggins, Pam Partain, Denise Partridge, Kathy Eagen, Don Breckner. LOOKOUT FRANCE! HERE WE COME! Back Row: Denise Partridge, President; Don Breckner, Treasurer. Front Row: Pam Partain, Secretary; Kathy Eagen, Vice-President. 45 The band “Stonewall” presented a variety of music in fast, slow, and even a polka. 5WNC RK Table decorations were dragons and pagodas. Each person attending the dance received a small parasol, prom booklet, champagne glass and a fortune cookie. Red napkins added a bright accent. The ladies received fans and the men received chopsticks. The evening was topped with cake and punch for refreshments. Decorations were assembled Friday afternoon. A pagoda, bridge and Buddha fountain were created and constructed. 47 Back Row: Tom Malone, Jeff Oates, Amy Darnell. Front Row: Peggy Wright, Doug Francesconi, Carol Randall. Not Pictured: Don Porrett, Dan Hyslop. The Camera Club was a new club this year. They have just begun developing film and printing pictures. Mr. Puskarich purchased a new enlarger for the club and he spent a lot of his time in getting the club going. Their darkroom is upstairs between the science lecture room and the chemistry room, in the science storage room. 48 Back Row: Beth Byran, Cheri Tyler, Kelly Murphy, Kathy Oles, Tony Osentoski, Mrs. McCall. Front Row: Renee Drechsler, Pat Melville, Diane Bennett, Peggy Wright, Lori Gaw. Not Pictured: Kevin Hillman. 49 A Time to. . . Read, Research, and Study Nordstrom, Laura Schmorrow. Not Pictured: Karen Carty, LouAnn Hollis. 50 Full-year Service: Standing: Kim Mowat, Barb Keeler, Harold Armstead, Theresa Gardner, Mrs. Gorham, Jane Leitch, Janet McKinlay. Sitting: Sue Leveque, Cindy Half-year Service: Standing: Sandy Baker, Terri Boehm, Pictured: Penny Neal, Laura Beam, Linda Klaas, Tina Carrie Agostino, Beth DeLine, Kim Clark. Sitting: Pam Cataldo. Robbins, Merry Visga, Karen Maples, Barb Hart. Not Forensics - A Time. . . to Speak Forensics is an organized speech competition between schools in our area. There are nine different fields for competition. This year’s participants and their categories: Eileen Pavlov, Original Oration; Kathy Sam ue Ison, Humorous Reading; Sharon Gardner, Serious Reading; Laura Knox, Girls’ Extemporaneous; Ralph Johnson, Boys’ Extemporane- ous; and Dan Hyslop in his third year of Radio News and his fourth year of Forensics. Miss Butler is the advisor. National Honor Society Strives for Achievement Back Row: Tricia Boehm, Carrie Agostino, Jeanne Mackay, Ann Randall, Penny Snider, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Melodie Garverick, Sherri Coggins, Kim Mader, Lenard Balinski. Front Row: Martha Winkel, Treasurer; Denise Partridge, Vice-President; Terri Boehm, President; Dick Bitzinger, Historian; Tim Collard, Corresponding Secretary; Sandy Miller, Recording Secretary. Not Pictured: Bob Troy, Linda Massacar. The National Honor Society was an active group this year. On one occasion the club gathered to have a potluck dinner so that they could become better acquainted. They sponsored a tea in honor of those students who made the Honor Roll for two quarters. The club also revised portions of the initiation ceremony, making it a less formal affair. In order to raise money, the society held a bake sale which was very successful. 52 New Initiates SENIORS David Chmielewski Elizabeth DeLine Karen Erno Daniel Hyslop Joanne Keeler Cheryl Lasher Jane Leitch Larry McHenry Karl Ott Paul Thompson Deborah Worley Debra Zacharias Kevin Zepp SOPHOMORES Chris Agostino Sue Collard Patti Dzurnak Sue Francesconi Linda Gaffney Kathy Samuelson JUNIORS Chris Albert Donald Breckner Karen Brown Karen Cruickshank Kathy Eagen Tom Headlee Suanne Heaman Dale Hrisca Karri Jones Steve Keener Karen Maples Cheryl McCallister Patricia McHenry Tom Osentoski Brian Phillips Patty Pohl Karin Spencer Ken Sygit Jeff Wheelis Ron Wiltse GLORY, EXCITEMENT and KNOWLEDGE Richard Pietroski, a senior, was chosen for last summer’s Youth for Understanding Program. Besides being an exchange student, Rich is also active in school activities. He has participated in Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Track and has a Varsity Letter in all of these. He is also President of the Varsity Club and Vice-President of the Student Council. Rich also helped on the Junior Prom. For two and one-half months. Rich was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Jacobsen. They live in Glamsburg, Denmark. His parents are both school teachers. His brother Flemming is much like Rich. They have many interests in common, and did a lot of things together. Besides seeing Denmark, Rich also had the pleasure of seeing Sweden and Germany. Rich expressed his gratitude and appreciation with “It was fantastic, great! Everyone should go.” Back Row: Mrs. Bellow, Vickie Irvine, Tim Collard, Sandy Miller, Peggy Wright, Teri Stump, Miss Vivian Front Row: Sue Ortmann, Lynn Nordstrom, Pam Partain, Karen Hinkley, Patricia McHenry, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Pam Wilson. Not Pictured: Michele D’Arcy. INTERNATIONAL HONORARY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS 53 - n.!‘t i JuuilUP Stirling, Vice-President: Sherry Bills. Treasurer; Barb Keeler, Secretary. Seated: Joanne Keeler, President. A TIME FOR SONG Con IK I f L Fourth Row: Janet Ulrich. Jo Ann Schuttsk Perry Bellow, Gun Ellis, Pem WeagpcL BaJb K eiejf S nf Ryxnefs. Third Ro : Miss Bu cfe pef Director; Brinda Nelson. Suzetxe Renee Rich. lerry Durrant. Rick Fultz Sharon €te r d � e K BeekyL 0 Lynbert. ySije Freest First Royr: Carry! Ejfx?r on, bebfl[ Ofhrejr. Skip j Zeller. Harold Armstead, Chuck Simmons. Cathy Cash, Mary Meinhardt; Pat Eppersoh. Not Pictured: Terrie Aldridge. Brenda Adolph. Linda Armstrong, Karen B wn.Lynne DiJhne, Rut hr Kleeves, Juhe Meal, Bob Troy. Dave 4urnbuH. Lkvda Webb, y m Fasbender, Marie McDonald, Angela Troy. Sherry Bills. Phil McCfebiid. Brian Perrv . Penn il McOeilahd, Neal, LuAnn ■on Sparling; eeler . W£rcv, anprue titler ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE Third Row: Dan Wright, Perry Bellow, Featherstone, Angela Koppelberger, Janet Ulrich, Vice-President; Miss Butler, Co-sponsor; Sherry Bills, Pam Wilson, JoAnn Schultz, Angela Troy, Daniel Penny Neal, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Pam Hyslop, President. First Row: Miss Buckner, Sponsor. The Drama Club is something brand n ew this year. It contains eleven talented and eager actors. Miss Buckner is their sponsor, and Miss Butler and Miss Heckman help out when needed. Miss Butler, Co-sponsor Members went to the Fistie Theatre to see the musica “GigiV The Choir and Drama Club combined efforts to produce the musical “K is s Me Kate” in | April. Miss Heckman, Co-sponsor “And all the men and women merely players...” Shakespeare 55 Viking Men Are Better Fourth Row: Doug Koschnitzke, Eric Anderson, Tom Osentoski, Kirk Garverick, Mark Zablocki, Mark Landschoot, Joe Schulte, Craig Teeple. Third Row: Tom DeNardin, Steve Endean, Chip Ellis, Kirk Kammer, Alan Booth, James W. Kitts, Tom Headlee, Bob Colgan, Coach Braun. Second Row: Tim Dimick, Steve Keener, Ken Cash, Dave Frizzle, Dave Oates, Jim Braden, Kevin Zepp, John Jeffries. First Row: Mike Woolman, Chris Albert, Brad Wheeler, Sergeant-at-Arms; Doug Little, Treasurer; Rich Pietroski, President; Lenard Balinski, Vice-President; Tim Collard, Secretary; Dale Hrisca, John Miller. 56 A TIME FOR BUSINESS Third Row: Jane Levandowski, Gayle Sawdon, Deborah Worley, Linda Massacar, Penny Neal, Patty Pohl, Michelle Liddle, Pat Melville, Karen Maples. Second Row: Mr. Collard, Advisor; Joan Carolan, Karen Erno, Kathy Diem, Linda Klaas, Mary Ann Vanlerberghe, Karen Hinkley, Diana Boyd, Sue Burns. First Row: Lori Gaw, Kristine Thibdaue, Fran Blues, Reporter; Cornelia Bishop, Treasurer; Kathy Vanlerberghe, Vice-President; Peggy Wright, Parliamentarian; Shelley Ward, President; Angela Koppleberger, Secretary. Not Pictured: Laura Greenhoe, Janet Trasko. I wish I could remember how to spell that word. BOEC is a club in which anyone enrolled in a business class, (grades 9-12), is eligible for membership. At the beginning of the year BOEC held a Spaghetti Dinner for the initiation of all new members and the installation of the officers. The group also sponsored bake sales and spelling and typing contests. First prize for spelling went to Mike Willemsen; for typing, Kathy Vanlerberghe. Members of BOEC moved on to regionals at Flint, Michigan, where Deborah Worley and Cornelia Bishop earned second and third place trophies respectively for Job Application. Shelley Ward took second place for Stenography, and Michelle Liddle received third for Electric Typing. Shelley Ward was awarded the honor of Miss BOEC for 1973-74. The winners of BOEC Contest: Kathy Vanlerberghe, Typing and Mike Willemsen, Spelling. 57 A TIME FOR. . . Fourth Row: Tom Osentoski, Jamie Kitts, John Miller, Chris Albert, Tom Rowe, Dale Hrisca, Kirk Garverick, Trainer; Mark Landschoot, Manager. Third Row: Coach McDevitt, Howard Quant, Phil Moran, Mark Zablocki, Kirk Kammer, Brian Phillips, Tim Dimick, Bob Colgan, Coach Houck, Tim Collard, Trainer. Second Row: Mike Woolman, Bill Rogers, Steve Keener, Dave Perry, Joe Schulte, Eric Anderson, Tom Headlee, Dave Oates, John Jeffries, Coach Braun. First Row: Craig Teeple, Brad Wheeler, Dale Lindgren, Ron Reid, Rich Pietroski, Co-captain; Lenard Balinski, Co-captain; Doug Little, Gary Jones, Pete Kaiser, Dave Frizzle. Not Pictured: Dwaine Havens. Fantastic! is about all that could be said about our Viking Varsity Football team. Again this year they came out on top to take the S.C.A.L . Championship. They went undefeated in the League and suffered only one loss at the hands of Lapeer. To finish the season, the Mighty Vikings triumphed over Class A Romeo and ended with a season total of seven wins and one loss. At the Fall Sports Banquet, the outstanding Viking football players were honored with the presentation of the following awards: OIL CAN AWARD Dale Lindgren FRANK A. TOWNSEND AWARD Richard Pietroski Brad Wheeler SULLIVAN CAPTAINS AWARD Lenard Balinski Richard Pietroski McPherson award Brad Wheeler 60 1973 St. Clair OFFENSE Ron Reid Richard Pietroski Brad Wheeler HONORABLE MENTION Dale Hrisca Tom Headlee Pete Kaiser Area League DEFENSE Kirk Kammer Brad Wheeler Gary Jones Lenard Balinski ALL STATE Brad Wheeler IRON MAN’S CLUB Tom Headlee Dale Hrisca Gary Jones Pete Kaiser Kirk Kammer Doug Little John Miller Dave Oates Ron Reid Bill Rogers Senior Tim Collard, V e t e r a n Trainer. Mark Land- schoot, Senior, Manager. We’re Rough, Tough and Ready to Go 1973 RESULTS MARYSVILLE 7 MARYSVILLE 7 MARYSVILLE 36 MARYSVILLE 14 MARYSVILLE 26 MARYSVILLE 31 MARYSVILLE 34 MARYSVILLE 35 LAPEER 37 P.H. CENTRAL 0 MARINE CITY 0 CHIPPEWA VALLEY 12 CROS-LEX 8 ST. CLAIR 22 ANCHOR BAY 28 ROMEO 31 When the Going Gets Tough the Tough Get Going 62 J V Football Sparks Enthusiasm n 1 U 1 ■ — n ,l ' t 1 p r r T I r IF Third Row: Trainer John Wilson, Pat Burley, Mark Day, Scott Quant, Scott Day, Dan Welser, Ron Thick, Rod Green, Dave Watson, Steve Zauner. Second Row: Coach Knuth, Jim Welser, Tim Nofs, Mike Voisard, Kris Garverick, Dwight Spencer, Ken Mareski, Rick Kennedy, Coach Venia. First Row: Mark Peruski, Ralph Johnson, Mike Hartel, Dave Boddy, Jim Cruickshank, Bill Green, Kevin Siler Tom Goodin, Scott Samples. m a g t Sr ' v- ' . Frosh Determination Shines o ' ) 0$ 96 m h g Ecorse We 36 They 6 Marine City 30 14 Lutheran East 36 14 Cros-Lex 12 30 St. Clair 24 0 Anchor Bay 0 28 P.H. Central 0 40 Third Row: Trainer Gary Wayne, Scott Wilson, Ralph Harris, Doug Francesconi, Dale Cash, Dallas Danhausen, Paul Mallorey, Eric Campbell, Trainer Larry Haggerty. Second Row: Coach Den Uyl, John Simmonds, Jeff Lavere, Tom Simons, Chris Dimick, w jm jbjf f Dennis Munro, Brian Boettner, Glenn Willard, Jeff Oates, Tom Braden, Coach Hadden. First Row: Tim Malone, Dave Turnbull, Bryan Carney, Don Porrett, Doug Cleaver, Paul Sprotberry, Joe Bixler, Tod Watson, Pat Miller. 65 Our Viking Country Sunshine Back Row: Coach Braun, Larry McHenry, Manager; Robin Peters, Doug Borgman, Mike Perry, Tom Headlee, Ken Cash, Kirk Garverick, Trainer. Front Row: Tim Collard, Captain; Kirk Kammer, Gary Jones, Chris Albert, Dale Hrisca, Ron Wiltse, Tom DeNardin. 1973-74 Schedule Dec. 7 Algonac W 60-54 Dec. 14 Marine City W 70-50 Dec. 21 Chippewa W 61-57 Jan. 4 Cros-Lex L 50-48 Jan. 5 Avondale W 54-53 Jan. 9 Royal Oak L 66-64 Jan. 11 St.. Clair L 62-49 Jan. 15 Anchor Bay L 58-53 Jan. 18 P.H. Central W 73-56 Jan. 24 Algonac W 73-46 Feb. 1 Marine City L 72-69 Feb. 5 Romeo L 78-60 Feb. 8 Chippewa W 60-57 Feb. 15 Cros-Lex L 59-39 Feb. 16 Sandusky W 77-62 Feb. 22 St. Clair W 57-50 Feb. 26 Anchor Bay L 75-73 Mar. 1 P.H. Central W 78-58 Mar. 4 District — L Algonac 50-42 68 Vikettes take SCAL and DISTRICTS Nancy Fetting, Trainer; DeeAnn Sherri Coggins, Sandy Miller, Anita Joni Levandowski, Pam Wilson D’Arcy, Kim Mader, Nancy DeNardin, Hinkley, Kathy Eagen, Sue Francesconi, Kneeling: Mrs. Burns. 70 MARYSVILLE 53 RICHMOND t f MARYSVILLE 76 IMLAY CITY 16 MARYSVILLE 33 ALGONAC 30 MARYSVILLE 79 P.H. CENTRAL 6 MARYSVILLE 54 MARINE CITY 19 MARYSVILLE 70 IMLAY CITY CHIPPEWA 20 MARYSVILLE 29 VALLEY 18 MARYSVILLE 60 CROS-LEX 19 MARYSVILLE 24 MEMPHIS 28 MARYSVILLE 38 ST. CLAIR 28 MARYSVILLE 29 MEMPHIS DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS 45 MARYSVILLE 35 CARO 25 MARYSVILLE 40 MILLINGTON 22 MARYSVILLE 41 CROS-LEX REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS 15 MARYSVILLE 51 FENTON 63 Back Row: Mrs. Rix, Debbie Reynolds, Mary Ann Albert, Elizabeth Bailey, Becky Pochodylo, Kathy Jane Levandowski, Jacqueline Miller, Bailey, Pat Francesconi, Jayne Venia, Beth Ahles, Martha Johnson. Trainer. Front Row: Betty Durrant, 71 J.V.’S Show Progress, Determination Back Row: Mark Peruski, Trainer; Scott Day, James W. Kitts, Kris Garverick, Mike Hartel, Coach Knuth. Front Row: Mark Day, Tim Buelow, Jim Cruickshank, Pat Miller, Dwight Spencer, Dave Boddy, Craig Theisen. Not pictured: Ron Thick. WE 39 48 60 59 61 55 63 39 48 67 69 43 57 56 56 61 51 68 57 69 OPPONENT Algonac 48 New Haven 81 Marine City 55 Richmond 52 Chippewa Valley 42 Cros-Lex 22 Avondale 59 Royal Oak 43 St. Clair 41 Anchor Bay 62 Port Huron Central 56 Algonac 62 Marine City 58 Romeo 35 Chippewa Valley 67 Cros-Lex 42 Sandusky 55 St. Clair 42 Anchor Bay 65 Port Huron Central 54 Freshmen Show Promise WE OPPONENT Algonac 34 Marine City 49 Cros-Lex 41 Imlay City 64 St. Clair 60 Anchor Bay 47 Port Huron Central 40 Algonac 34 Chippewa Valley 49 Marine City 50 Chippewa Valley 63 Port Huron Northern 58 Cros-Lex 27 St. Clair 57 Anchor Bay 55 Port Huron Central 57 Second Row: Brian Perry, Manager; Tom Simons, Todd Watson, Dennis Munro, Gary Hemphill, Dave Turnbull, Doug Francesconi, Glenn Willard, Gary Wayne, Trainer. First Row: Tim C. Malone, Roy Langolf, Joe Bixler, Don Porrett, Brian Boettner, Jeff Oates, Dale Cash, Paul Mallorey. Kneeling: Coach Hadden. 73 A Time For. . . Viking “fish” held their third annual Swim-A-Thon, setting the goal at $1,000. This goal was achieved plus more. Total amount taken in was $1,100. The profits of the Swim-A-Thon went toward the purchase of a scoreboard time clock. The Swim-A-Thon was sponsored by students and other patrons of swimming. During the Sterling Heights meet, one member of the team, Jim Philp, broke the record for the 50-yard freestyle. In doing so, he qualified for state finals. Swim Timettes also had a busy year. They prepared breakfast for the team on all home meet days. Timettes also decorated the bus for the last swim meet. Paul Carufel Senior Swimmer Swimming Schedule 1973-74 Dec. 6 Flint Powers 52- 31 Dec. 11 Lakeshore 32- 51 Dec. 14 Warren Tower 74- 98 Jan. 3 South Lake 105-185 Jan. 8 River Rouge 58- 24 Jan. 10 Utica Ford 50- 29 Jan. 14 Lakeshore 68-104 Jan. 18 Ecorse 62- 24 Jan. 29 Clintondale 38- 42 Jan. 31 Sterling Heights 64-107 Feb. 5 Ecorse 46- 37 Feb. 7 River Rouge 53- 27 Feb. 13 Clintondale 38- 42 Feb. 20 Flint Powers 95- 76 Feb. 26 Warren Tower 43- 40 Feb. 28 Utica 54-119 Eisenhower Swim Team Wins Steve Endean Senior Swimmer 74 A Fish Tale Third Row: Coach Patterson, Mark Carufel, Bill Green, Paul Genaw, Kirk Cushman, Ray Bowman. Second Row: Tim Westbrook, Mark Feick, Jim Philp, Mike Patterson, Mike Voisard, John Keyworth, John Brown, Kevin Hillman. First Row: Steve Endean, Chip Ellis, Paul Carufel. Third Row: Karen Lenn, Kellie Phillips, Julianne Evans, Anita Hinkley, Sally Thomas, Dawn Coggins. Second Row: Pam Barbe, Mary Mazure, Jane Levandowski, Nanci Wright, Laura Wilson. First Row: Winnie Lambert, Wendy Wright, Marchel Feick, Renee Warner. 75 Back Row: Teri Stump, Karen Hinkley, Vicki Campbell. Front Row: Peggy Wright, Virginia Eagen, Michele D’Arcy. The Marysville wrestlers had a lot to contend with this season: 1. Lack of participation 2. Lack of spectator participation 3. A shortage of heavy wrestlers in the upper weight classes. In spite of all the negative factors they had to contend with, fine performances were turned in consistently by those who wrestled. As the coach, I am very proud of those young men who grew up enough in the short period of time that we were together to realize that you only get out of something what you put into it. The men who comprised the wrestling team this year put a tremendous amount of time and hard work into a program, and I am sure as a result of this involvement they have all become bigger and better men, as well as a tribute to our school and community. Coach Pell Action Back Row: Trainers Mike Swanson and Scott Wilson, Eric Campbell, Dave Watson, Ralph Harris, Scott Quant, Charles Paldanius, Bob Sterling, Mike Willemsen. Front Row: Kevin Zepp, Pat Burley, Tom Brinker, Jim Welser, Scott Endean, Scott Samples, Dave Burley. Kneeling: Coach Pell and Bruiser. DEMOLISHING STRONG MEN 78 WILL CONQUER OPPONENTS ALWAYS t TRACK SCHEDULE April 17 April 24 April 27 May 2 May 6 May 8 May 15 May 22 May 29 June 1 Anchor Bay P.H. Central Relays Algonac Marine City Chippewa Cros-Lex St. Clair S.C.A.L. State Finals 79 We “Love” Our Opponents Connie Wagner Nothing to it ! Easy does it. Bill ! Mike swats it! 1974 Schedule April 15 Anchor Bay April 18 P.H. Central April 22 Algonac April 25 Marine City April 29 Chippewa May 2 Cros-Lex May 6 St. Clair May 9 Anchor Bay May 13 P.H. Central May 16 Algonac May 20 Marine City May 28 Cros-Lex May 30 St. Clair June 1 State Finals Bill Rogers Eric Anderson Ken starts a new game. 80 M.H.S. Golf. • • Standing: Bob Badley, Tim Buelow, Ken Cash, Doug John Pidick, Brian Perry. Kneeling: Dick Bitzinger, Koschnitzke, Coach Martin, Bob Troy, Craig Theisen, Joe Badley, Tom DeNardin, Mike Perry. “Fore” a Viking Victory 1973 Schedule W P.H. Centrall52-153 W Algonac 172-185 W Marine Cityl49-194 L Chippewa 173-159 L Cros-Lex 165-156 W Oxford 161-165 L St. Clair 156-149 W Anchor Bayl62-165 School record was 152 which was made in 1971 and the 1973 Vikings broke that record by 3 strokes with a 149 on our home course. Craig Theisen 3 5 Tom DeNardin37 Joe Badley 38 Bob Troy 39 149 9th in region out of 26 schools 81 Coach Skrzyniarz Coach Houck 1974 Schedule April 6 Romeo April 10 Richmond April 11 Imlay City April 15 Anchor Bay April 18 P.H. Central April 22 Algonac April 25 Marine City April 29 Chippewa May 2 Cros-Lex May 6 St. Clair May 9 Anchor Bay May 13 P.H. Central May 16 Algonac May 20 Marine City May 23 Chippewa May 28 Cros-Lex May 30 St. Clair June 1 Districts June 8 Regionals 82 A Time For Pep! Suanne Heaman, Pres. Kim Greenhoe, V-Pres. Melodie Garverick, Sec. Fourth Row: P. Dzurnak, S. DeNardin, J. Evans, K. Cruickshank, D. Breckner, L. McHenry, T. Kitts, K. Spencer, T. Malone, D. Partridge. Third Row: E. Pavlov, R. Soboleski, D. LaGruth, B. Samples, D. Coggins, P. Melville, J. Ulrich, R. Bitzinger, P. Pohl, B. Pochodylo, K. Samuelson, M. Winkel. Second Row: Miss Butler, Advisor; D. Wojcik, A. Darnell, P.’ McHenry, K. Greenhoe, S. Heaman, N. DeNardin, M. Garverick, D. Hyslop, S. Gardner, K. Maples. First Row: C. Randall, J. Levandowski, C. Helzer, C. McCallister, A. Koppelberger, M. Weir, J. Williams, K. Worley, J. Venia. To start the year off right, Pep Club members led the way in an exhilarating eight-mile Spirit Walk to St. Clair. At the conclusion of the walk there were lots of sore muscles and blistered feet. Nevertheless, the group seemed to boil over with enthusiasm as they cheered our team to a victory. Painting spirit signs and decorating the stadium and gym also occupied Pep Club members during their after school hours. Pep Club set up a new merit system this year. Members receive points for each sports activity they attend. Those who have earned at least eighty percent of points possible will receive an award at the end of the year. 84 VIKING SPIRIT TRAIN ! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Top: Cindy Helzer, Cheryl McCall ister, Terri Rutkauske. Bottom: Shelley Weir, Denise Wojcik, Denise Partridge, Patricia McHenry, Tina Kitts. Miss Butler Our Conductor. 86 J 0 V. CHEERLEADERS - Top: Lynn Headlee. Middle: Dawn Coggins, Eileen Pavlov , Marchel Feick. Bottom: Renee Soboleski • FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - Top: Julie Williams. Next: Krys Worley, Debbie LaGruth, Sue Denardin, Julianne Evans, Beth Samples. 87 A TIME FOR. . . V v - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sandy Miller, President; Martha Winkel Secretary; Gail Patte«, Vice-President: John Tomalo, Treasurer. In the shape of the “M”, beginning in Landschoot,Kim Clark Jeanne Mackay, the lower left: Jane Leitch, Tim Collard, Dan Hyslop, Rich Pietroski, Pam Sue Ortmann, Mary Sawdon, Mark Partain, Lynn Nordstrom, Terri Rutkauske, Sue Scheffler. The Time of Our Lives . . . CLASS SONG “Time in a Bottle” by Jim Croce If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save every day ’Til eternity passes away Just to spend them with you. If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true I’d save every day like a treasure and then, Again, I would spend them with you. CLASS MOTTO How far back can memory reach? How much longer will it last? Memories of formulas Memory of friends People and places The time of our lives ... These were the days of the future we shared How long will it last ... Now that they’re passed. CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS COLORS Sky Blue and Ivory White But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do Once you find them. I’ve looked around enough to know That you’re the one I want to go Through time with. If I had a box just for wishes And dreams that had never come true The box would be empty Except for the memory Of how they were answered by you. A TIME FOR . . GUIDANCE MRS. SHIRLEY MC CALL CHIEF ADVISOR THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black, Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. by Robert Frost MRS. MARY SUE BECKER MRS. EMILY BLACKNEY MR. RICHARD DEN UYL MR. STEWART MAC DONALD MR. EUGENE SUPRENANT . UNDERSTANDING MR. PATRICK MC DEVITT MR. FRANK WHEELER 93 A Time to. . . Honor V aledictorian Terri Boehm Salutatorian Martha Winkel 1974 Honor Roll Catherine Agostino Jeffrey Green Pamela Partain Lenard Balinski Cornelia Bishop Anita Hinkley Ann Randall Richard Bitzinger Daniel Hyslop Terri Boehm David Chmielewski Joanne Keeler Penny Snider Sherri Coggins Timothy Collard Cheryl Lasher Jane Leitch Paul Thompson Elizabeth DeLine Joseph Denczek Jeanne Mackay Kathryn Vanlerberghe Kathleen Diem Kim Mader Shelley Ward Linda Massacar Martha Winkel Kevin Eagen Karen Erno Larry McHenry Sandra Miller Deborah Worley Mark Evans Karl Ott Debra Zacharias Kevin Zepp 94 American Legion Awards Sandra Miller BOEC Honors Award 95 Lenard Balinski Cheryl Lasher Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Ann Randall DAR Award i 4 4 Jane Leitch Crisco Award Jeanne Mackay VIKING Service Awards Michele D’Arcy Business Manager Kathryn Vanlerberghe Editor-in-Chief Peggy Wright Chief Photographer 96 MICHAEL ANDERSON All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. PHILLIP AHLES My life is like a stroll upon the beach , As near the ocean ' s edge as I can go. RICHARD AUSTIN No one can harm the man who does himself no wrong. 97 GARY BABEL Don ' t sit down and take what comes; go after what you want. LARRY BABEL No time for girls or fame; a mere diploma is his aim. JOSEPH BADLEY It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly. 98 PATRICIA BIER Kind words , like favorite flowers , are admired by all. LAURA BEAM SHERRY BILLS lama part of all I have met. With a beautiful voice , it is not hard to reach the top. CORNELIA BISHOP A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. RICHARD BITZINGER For my aim , Vll sacrifice rest , pleasure and applause. 99 FRANCES BLUES To get happiness for yourself , give happiness to others. GALE BOETTNER Beauty is power ; a smile is its sword. TERRI BOEHM Life was meant to be lived , and curiosity must be kept alive. GEOFF BRYAN Concentrate on today; don ' t worry about tomorrow. 100 SUSAN BROWN Very little is needed to make my life happy. JAMES BUKOWSKI He ' s quite a guy as you can see; we know our friend he ' ll always be. PAUL CARUFEL Things don ' t turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. KAREN CARTY Let your life be like a snowflake which leaves a mark but not a stain. DAVID CHAREST Life is meant to be enjoyed. JOHN CARPA A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. 101 t KIMBERLY CLARK She that is thy friend indeed She will help thee in thy need. DAVE CHMIELEWSKI Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. CYNTHIA CLINE Mingle your cares with pleasures. SHERRI COGGINS To strive , to seek , to find , and not to yield. STEVE CLOUSE Thoughtful of others, and sincere. ROBERT COLGAN For man is man and master of his fate. 102 TIMOTHY COLLARD Will and intellect are one in the same. DIANNE CURTIS A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. ELIZABETH DELINE The fairest garden in her looks , and in her mind the wisest books. MICHELE D’ARCY Let ' s go hand in hand , not one before another. THOMAS DENARDIN Adventure is not outside a man; it is within. 103 JOSEPH DENCZEK A man ' s own manner and character is what most becomes him. KATHLEEN DIEM At the root of every good there is the quiet and tenacious. MICHAEL DOAN I haven ' t reached my goal yet and I ' m going to be unhappy until I do. LYNNE DIONNE Life is not life at all without delight. ANNETTE DIMICK When you are good to others , you are best to yourself. 104 ROBERT DONALDSON The truth is found when men are free to pursue it. KEVIN EAGEN You find yourself refreshed by the presence of cheerful people. TERRY DURRANT Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth. BRENDA ENGLISH Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. 105 KEITH ERDMAN Whatever he gives , he gives his best. PATRICIA EPPERSON Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. MARK EVANS Youth comes but once in a lifetime. KEVEN FARR Happy am I — From care I ' m free. 106 NANCY FETTING Giving is true having. FRED GAFFNEY If you wish to gain success — don ' t stare up the steps; step up the stairs. LORI GAW The grand essentials of happiness are something to do , something to love , and something to hope for. LINDSAY GAUTfflER They can conquer who believe the y can. 107 CHERYL GILROY Experience is not what happens to you ; it is what you do with what happens to you. JEFFREY GREEN To do a common thing uncommonly well brings success. JEFFREY HARRIGER Variety ' s the very spice of life , that gives it all its flavor. BARBARA HART Energy and persistence conquer all things. KATHERINE GREGG Her voice was ever soft , gentle , and low — an excellent thing in a woman. 108 ANITA HINKLEY Take a pair of sparkling eyes. DOUGLAS HILL A steadfast look and open eye , a man on whom you can rely. LOUANN HOLLIS To fill the hour — that is happiness. 109 JOHN HOOL A tough journey toughens the man if he is made of the right stuff. ROSEMARIE HOLLEY Real generosity toward the future lies in giving all to the present. DANIEL HYSLOP A young man full of great ability and promise. CHARLES JACKSON Only so much do I know , as I have lived. JOHN JEFFRIES He only is a well made man who has a good determination. 110 GARY JONES Life without sports is not life. DENNIS JONES He loved to joke , he loved to tease , his clever remarks always managed to please. PETER KAISER The world is as big as you make it. JOANNE KEELER A smile, a laugh, a tear , a word of cheer. KANDIE KETCHUM The word for her is joy. T 111 RICHARD KETTLEWELL Not he who has much is rich , but he who gives much. LINDA KLAAS Private is my world , for I am a silent girl. ROBERT KOPP For everything you have missed , you have gained something. LARRY LAIDLAW We live on this earth but once , so let ' s enjoy it. DENISE LAGRUTH Happiness seems made to be shared. 112 JERRY LAMARSH Happiness is a habit; cultivate it. REBECCA LAMBERT Her manner is as winning as her smile. MARK LANDSCHOOT And what they dare to dream of , dare to do. m CHERYL LASHER She is like a flower , so sweet and pure and fair. JANE LEITCH Friendship is a chain of gold. 113 JONI LEVANDOWSKI Good health and good sense are two of life ' s greatest blessings. 114 JEANNE MACKAY Beauty is the virtue of the body as virtue is the beauty of the soul. RONALD MARKS Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. KIM MADER Life is not life at all without delight. LINDA MASSACAR A good laugh is like sunshine in a house. RICHARD MASON Fd rather laugh, a bright-haired boy, than reign, a gray-bearded king. 115 LARRY McHENRY First say to yourself what you would be , and then do what you have to do. JANET McKINLAY A tender heart — a will inflexible. 116 MICHAEL McSHANE And if I should lose , let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. BRIAN MILLER No one knows what he can do until he tries. SANDRA MILLER The smile on her face is the reflection of the feelings in her heart. DEBORAH MORAN Her ways are ways of pleasantness , and all her paths are peace. KIM MOWAT She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. ROBERT NELSON Whoso would be man , must be a non-conformist. CHERYL MULDERMANS I strive for the best and I do the possible. LYNN NORDSTROM A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. 117 KARL OTT The business of life is to go forward. SUSAN ORTMANN There is no wisdom like frankness. LYNN PARRISH I don t ask for favors ; I do them. PAMELA PARTAIN Follow your own bent no matter what people say. LUANN PASTOR Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. 118 GAIL PATTON To be happy , be friendly. JOHN PIDICK Laugh at least once in a while or you will be laughed at. RICHARD PIETROSKI Good humor isn ' t a trait of character ; it is an art which requires practice. KATHY PRENTICE Stillness of a person and steadiness of features are signal marks of good breeding. CHRISTINA PUTZE Life isn ' t complex if we walk straight. 119 HOWARD QUANT Play hard and fair , be loyal to your teammate and generous to your opponents. CRAIG RICHARDS Man is a piece of the universe made alive. RONALD REID If you play the game straight , business becomes as inspiring as the sport. Be a sportsman. ANN RANDALL To get more don ' t only work more , but work more inte lligently. KENNETH RIVARD There are two days about which nobody should ever worry — yesterday and tomorrow. 120 HARRY ROCK It ' s good to live and learn. TERRI RUTKAUSKE It seems so easy to be good natured; I wonder why anybody takes the trouble to be anything else. BRUCE SAWDON The art of life is not having just anything to do , but something to do. MARY SAWDON There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. SUSAN SCHEFFLER Sweet is the journey on friendship road. 121 FRANK SCHAMBRE Every man is the maker of his own fortune . LYNN SCHOENROCK Cooperation is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway. TERRY SCHOENROCK I ll swear this school year has gone into extra innings. SUSAN SHAFRAN SUSAN SMYTH Be happy with what you have and are; Softly speak and sweetly smile, be generous with both , and you won ' t have to hunt for happiness. 122 DAVID SPARLING The real test of a man is to possess power without abusing it. JEFFERY STOREY The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he ' s going. DANNY STUMP A long life may not be good enough , but a good life is long enough. GREGORY TAYLOR CRAIG TEEPLE Art is the most intense mode of He walks by our side as our friend and individualism that the world has our daily companion, known. 123 KRISTINE THIBDAUE Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. GUY THIBODEAU The good and wise lead quiet lives. PAUL THOMPSON Character is a victory , not a gift. RON TERRY A man succeeds at anything he has fun doing. JOHN TOMALO Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. 124 KATHRYN VANLERBERGHE She wears a cheerful countenance and gives every living person she meets a smile. FRANCY WAGAR Reaching is easier if you are smiling. MERRY VISGA Better to write of laughter , than of tears. SHELLEY WARD Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. GARY WEAKLAND Manners are the happy ways of doing things. 125 JERI WEAKLAND Whatever kind word thou speakest , the like thou hearest. TERRY WHITING A great man is the man who does a thing for the first time. BRADFORD WHEELER Life , itself , is but a game of football. MICHELLE WEIR Sunshine and Rain at once , her smiles and tears. MARTHA WINKEL So many worlds , so much to do y so little done , such things to be! 126 KEVIN WRIGHT The less of routine , the more of life. DANIEL WRIGHT Anytime is a good time to start carrying out a new idea. DEBORAH WORLEY Wearing all that weight of learning , lightly like a flower. PEGGY WRIGHT I shall light a candle of understanding in my heart , which shall not be put out. 127 MARK ZABLOCKI The real test of a man is to possess power without abusing it. DEBRA ZACHARIAS Friendship is always a sweet responsibility. JOHN ZIELKE He who is really kind will never be unhappy. KEVIN ZEPP A strong body makes the mind strong. 128 A TIME FOR. . . ACHIEVEMENT! AGOSTINO, CARRIE: Honor Society 11, 12; FTA 10, 11 (Historian); Art Club 9; BOEC 11; Co-op 12; Library Service 10, 11, 12. AHLES, PHIL: Ski Club 9; Co-op 11, 12. ALDRIDGE, VALARIE: Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12 (Drum Majorette); Chorus 9; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; GAA 11; Debate 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 10; Junior Prom 11; Junior Play Crew 11; Swim Timer 10; Vocational Program 12. ANDERSON, MIKE: Student Council 10, 11; Golf 9; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. AUSTIN, RICHARD: Football 10; Baseball 9. BABEL, GARY: Football 9; Track 9; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12. BABEL, LARRY: Chorus 12; Co-op 12. BADLEY, JOE: Basketball 9, 10; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12. BAKER, OWEN: Co-op 12. BALINSKI, LENARD: Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 11; Student Council 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Vice-President); Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew. BEAM, LAURIE: Library Service 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11; FNA 9. BELLOW, PERRY: Chorus 9, 12; Ski Club 10, 11 (President), 12; French Club 12; Debate 9; Forensics 9; Senior Play Cast; Drama Club 12 (Vice-President). BIER, PATRICIA: Class Officer 9 (Treasurer); Student Council 9, 10, 11; Swim Show 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Office Personnel 11; Right-to-Read Program 12. BILLS, SHERRY: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Show 11; Drama Club 12. BISHOP, CORNELIA: Student Council 10, 11; Ski Club 11; Art Club 9, 10; BOEC 11 (Vice-President), 12 (Treasurer); Senior Play Crew; Co-op 12. BITZINGER, DICK: Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Historian); Art Club 9, 10; Debate 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Junior Play Cast and Crew; Senior Play Cast; Boys State 11; Stage Band 9, 10. BLUES, FRAN: Student Council 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary); Pep Club 10, 11; BOEC 11, 12 (Reporter); Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew. BOEHM, TERRI: Steering Committee 11; Student Council 9, 12; Honor Society 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); GAA 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11; Library Service 10, 11, 12; Girls’ State 11. BOETTNER, GALE: Chorus 9; GAA 11, 12; Swim Show 11; Senior Prom 12; Senior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Library Service 9; Girls’ Basketball (Statistician); Teacher’s Aide 12. (Riverview 9) BROWN, SUE: BRYAN, GEOFF: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, Track 9; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 9; Ski Club 10; Senior Prom. BUKOWSKI, JIM: Co-op 11, 12. CARPA, JOHN: Football 9, Ski Club 10, Co-op 11, 12. (PHC 9) CARTY, KAREN: Library Service 11, 12. CARUFEL, PAUL: Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. CHAREST, DAVE: Vocational Program 11, 12. CHMIELEWSKI, DAVE: Vocational Program 11, 12 . CLARK, KIM: Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Show 9, 10, 11; Swim Timer 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11; Senior Prom; Library Service 11, 12; Right-to-Read Program 12. CLINE, CINDY: GAA 9; Pep Club 9, 10; Senior Play Crew. CLOUSE, STEVE: COGGINS, SHERRI: Student Council 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Girls’ Varsity Club 12; GAA 10, 11; Swim Show 10, 11 (Treasurer); Ski Club 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); French Club 9, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; BOEC 11; Junior Play Cast; Co-op 12; Girls’ Basketball 12. COLGAN, BOB: Football 9, 10, 12; Wrestling 9; Varsity Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Co-op 12. COLLARD, TIM: Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Trainer); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Baseball 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9; Band 9; Pep Band 9; Chorus 11; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (President), 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Corresponding Secretary); Varsity Club 11, 12 (Secretary); Pep Club 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Boys’ State 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 10, 11, 12 (Editor). D’ARCY, MICHELE: VIKING Staff 9 (Freshman Editor), 10 (Activities Editor), 11 (Business Manager), 12 (Business Manager); Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Mat Maid 12; Swim Timer 12; Chorus 12; Steering Committee 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; BOEC 11; Junior Prom; Junior Play Cast. DELINE, ELIZABETH: GAA 11; French Club 9, 10 (President), 11 (Secretary-Treasurer), 12; BOEC 11; Library Service 12. DENARDIN, TOM: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 12; Golf 9, 11, 12 (Captain); Cross Country 9; Class Officer 9 (Vice-President), 11 (President); Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11; Co-op 12. DENCZEK, JOE: Vocational Program 11. 12. DIEM, KATHY: GAA 9, 10; BOEC 12; Co-op 12 . DIMICK, ANNETTE: Art Club 11 (Treasurer); BOEC 11; Vocational Program 11, 12; Library Service 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. DIONNE, LYNNE: Chorus 12; Steering Committee 10; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew. DOAN, MIKE: DONALDSON, BOB: Golf 10; Swim Team 9, 10; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. DURRANT, TERRY: Swim Team 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. EAGEN, KEVIN: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, 10; French Club 9, 10; Debate 9; Senior Prom. ENDEAN, STEVE: Track 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 19, 11, 12; Vocational Program 12; Teacher’s Aide 12. EPPERSON, PAT: Chorus 9, 10, 12. ERDMAN, KEITH: ERNO, KAREN: Homecoming Court 10; Homecoming Queen 12; GAA 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11, 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Cast and Crew; Co-op 12; Office Personnel 12. EVANS, MARK: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9; Golf 9, 10; Tennis 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Wrestling 11; Swim Team 10; Senior Prom; Vocational Program 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Boys’ State 11; Teacher’s Aide 12. FARR, KEVIN: Baseball 9; Co-op 12. FETTING, NANCY: Student Council 12; Girls’ Varsity Club 12; GAA 9, 11, 12; Swim Show 11; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Crew; Girls’ Basketball 12 (Trainer); Teacher’s Aide 12. GAFFNEY, FRED: Student Council 9, 10; Vocational Program 12. GAUTHIER, LINDSAY: GAW, LORI: GAA 9, 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11 (President), 12 (President); Pep Club 9, 10; BOEC 11, 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Student Council 12, Co-op 12. GIELEGHEM, JOHN: Co-op 11, 12. GILES, SUE- Co-od 12 GILROY, CHERYL: GAA 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10. 10 . GREEN, JEFF: Ski Club 11; Co-op 12. GREGG, KATHY: Vocational Program 12. HARRIGER, JEFF: Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10; Track 10; Co-op 12. (North Clarion 9, 10) HART, BARBARA: Library Service 10, 11, 12; Tpa hor’c ASHp 1 0 HELMER, LAURIE: Vocational Program 12. HERBERT, CRAIG: Football 9; Basketball 9; Steering Committee 9; Co-op 11, 12. HILL, DOUG: Vocational Program 10. HINKLEY, ANITA: Student Council 10: Girls’ Varsity Club 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Swim Timer 12; Co-op 12; Office Personnel 11; Girls’ Basketball 12. HOLLIS, LOUANN: Band 9, 10; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12; Library Service 11, 12. HOLLEY, ROSEMARIE: Co-op 12; Teacher’s Aide 10, 11. (Vassar 9, 10, 11) HOOL, JOHN: Football 9, 10; VIKING Staff 11; Senior Prom. HYSLOP, DAN: Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11. 12: VIKING Staff 12: SAE 10. 11 (Parliamentarian), 12 (Vice-President); Cadet Teacher 12; Ski Club 11, 12 (President); Art Club 11 (Sergeant-at-Arms); Debate 11; Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Senior Prom; Junior Play (Ass’t Director); Senior Play (Ass’t Director); Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Drama Club 12 (President); AMPLIFIER Staff 11; Camera Club 12. JAKUBIAK, PAT: Ski Club 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew. JEFFRIES, JOHN: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Junior Play Crew. JONES, DENNIS: Tennis 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10; Senior Prom; Vocational Program 11, 12. JONES, GARY: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12; Co-op 12. (Sterling Heights 9) KAISER, PETE: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11 , 12 . KEELER, JOANNE: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12 (President); VIKING Staff 12; GAA 10, 11; Swim Show 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Track Timer 11. (Grand Haven Christian 9, West Michigan Christian 10) KETCHUM, KANDIE: Chorus 9; VIKING Staff 12; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Bowling Club 9; Spanish Club 9. (Marshall High School, Detroit 9) KETTLEWELL, RICK: Ski Club 9, 10; Vocational Program 11, 12. KIVEL, ERROL: Vocational Program 12. KLAAS, LINDA: Student Council 10; Art Club 11; Pep Club 9; BOEC 11, 12; Vocational Porgram 11; Co-op 12; Library Service 11, 12; Office Personnel 11. KOPP, BOB: Basketball 9; Tennis 9; Ski Club 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10; Vocational Program 9, 10. (Finney High School 9, 10) LAG RUTH, DENISE: Steering Committee 11; Student Council 10; Art Club 9; Senior Prom; Vocational Program 12; Library Service 12; Haptic Program 12. LAIDLAW, LARRY: Swim Team 9. LAMARSH, JERRY: Football 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10; Vocational Program 10; Co-op 11 , 12 . LAMBERT, BECKY: Majorettes 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Pep Club 11; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew. 129 LANDSCHOOT, MARK: Football 12 (Manager); Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Woodland Aide 12. LASHER, CHERYL: Steering Committee 11; Student Council 12; GAA 9; Haptic Program 12. LEITCH, JANE: Steering Committee 12, 12; GAA 9, 10; French Club 9; Pep Club 9; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Library Service 12; CSMC Missions 9. (PHC 9) LENN, KAREN: Majorettes 11, 12; Swim Timer 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Student Council 12 (Treasurer); Swim Show 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Junior Prom; Senior Play Crew; Teacher’s Aide 12. LEVANDOWSKI, JONI: Track 9, 10, 11 (Statistician); Girls’ Varsity Club 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Basketball 12. (St. Clement 9, 10, 11 ) LITTLE, DOUG: Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 11; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Treasurer); French Club 9, 10. LINDGREN, DALE: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 11. LOUGHREN, TOM: Steering Committee 9; Vocational Program 12. MACKAY, JEANNE: Cheerleader 10; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, VIKING Staff 9; Honor Society 11, 12; SAE 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary); Pep Club 10; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Teacher’s Aide 12; Woodland Aide 11. MADER, KIM: Band 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Girls’ Varsity Club 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Show 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Senior Play Crew; Girls’ Basketball 12. MARKS, RON: Golf 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Co-op 11, 12. MASON, RICK: Co-op 12. MASSACAR, LINDA: VIKING Staff 11; Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 9; BOEC 12; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12. MC HENRY, LARRY: Basketball 10, 11, 12 (Manager); Tennis 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Pep Band 9; Pep Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 12. MC KINLAY, JANET: Vocational Program 12; Library Service 10, 11, 12. MC SHANE, MIKE: Band 9, 10; Ski Club 9; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12. . MILLER, BRIAN: Football 9, 10; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Senior Play Crew; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 11. MILLER, SANDY: Class Officer 12 (President); Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11 (Junior Co-Editor), 12 (Senior Editor); Quill and Scroll 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Recording Secretary); Girls’ Varsity Club 12; GAA 9, 10 (Secretary), 11, 12; Swim Show 10, 11; SAE 11 (Secretary); Forensics 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play (Stage Manager); Senior Play (Stage Manager); Girls’ Basketball 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; CSMC Missions 9; School Play Crew 9; (PHC 9). MORAN, DEBBIE: GAA 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Co-op 12. MO WAT, KIM: Class Officer 11 (Vice-President); Student Council 9, 10; Library Service 12. MULDERMANS, CHERYL: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10; Swim Show 10; Art Club 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President); Pep Club 9. NELSON, BOB: Track 9, 10; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Cast; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 11. NORDSTROM, LYNN: Cheerleader 10; GAA 9; Steering Committee 9, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Teacher’s Aide; VIKING Staff 11 (Junior Co-Editor), 12 (Copy Editor); Quill and Scroll 12. ORTMANN, SUE: Majorettes 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9 (Secretary); Steering Committee 9, 10, 12; Student Council 11; VIKING Staff 10, 11; Quill and Scroll 11 12; GAA 9, French Club 9; Pep Club 9, 10; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Co-op 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 11 12 (Ass’t Editor). OTT, KARL: Basketball 9; Ski Club 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; Co-op 12; (PHC 9). PARRISH, LYNN: Co-op 12; (PHC 9). PARTAIN, PAM: Cheerleader 10; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 9; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Layout Editor, Freshman Editor); Ski Club 11, 12; French Club 9, 11 12 (Secretary); Pep Club 9; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Office Personnel 11, 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 11; Quill and Scroll 12. PASTOR, LUANN: Chorus 10, 12. PATTON, GAIL: Homecoming Court 12; Class Officer 12 (Vice-President); Student Council 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Senior Play Crew; Co-op 12. PIDICK, JOHN: Basketball 9, 10; Golf 12; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12. PIETROSKI, RICHARD: Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 12; Track 9, 10; Class Officer. 9 (President); 10 (Secretary); Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Pep Club 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Youth for Understanding 11. PRENTICE, KATHY: Vocational Program 12. PUTZE, CHRIS: Ski Club 11; French Club 10; Vocational Program 12; Co-op 12. QUANT, HOWARD: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Baseball 10. RANDALL, ANN: Student Council 11, 12 (Secretary); Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Swim Show 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Girls’ State 11; Track Timer 11. (Cass Tech., Detroit 9, 10) REID, RON: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. RICHARDS, CRAIG: Tennis 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10; Ski Club 12; Senior Prom; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12. RIVARD, KEN: Basketball 10 (Trainer); Ski Club 10; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. ROCK, HARRY: Co-op 11, 12. RUTKAUSKE, TERRI: Cheerleader 12; Pep Club 12; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Junior Play Crew; Vocational Program 12. SAWDON, BRUCE: Student Council 9; Vocational Program 12; Co-op 12. SAWDON, MARY: Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Swim Timer 10; Homecoming Court 9; Steering Committee 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Pep Club 9, 10; Junior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Junior Prom; Woodland Aide 11,12. SCHAMBRE, FRANK: (Brablick, Roseville, Michigan 9, 10, 11) SCHEFFLER, SUE: Steering Committee 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Office Personnel 12. SCHOENROCK, LYNN: Art Club 11 (Secretary); BOEC 11; GAA 9. SCHOENROCK, TERRY: Ski Club 11; Co-op 11, 12; Right-to-Read Program 12. SHAFRAN, SUE: Steering Committee 11; Junior Prom. SMYTH, SUE: Student Council 11. SPARLING, DAVE: Chorus 9, 10, 11. STOREY, JEFF: Basketball 9; Pep Club 10; Junior Play Crew; Vocational Program 11, 12; Woodland Aide 12. STUMP, DAN: Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Steering Committee 10; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12. TAYLOR, GREG: Vocational Program 11. TEEPLE, CRAIG: Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9; Track 10, 11; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12. TERRY, RON: Basketball 9, 10; Vocational Program 1U 12. THIBDAUE, KRIS: GAA 9, 10; BOEC 12. THIBODEAU, GUY: Vocational Program 11; THOMPSON. PAUL: Pep Club 11, 12. TOMALO, JOHN: Football 9, 10; Baseball 9; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Class Officer 11 (Treasurer), 12 (Treasurer); French Club 11; Junior Play Crew; Vocational Program 12. VANLERBERGHE, KATHY: VIKING Staff 10, 11 (Advertising Manager), 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Art Club 10; Pep Club 9, 10; BOEC 12 (Vice-President); Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12. VISGA, MERRY: Steering Committee 9; Co-op 12; Library Service 10, 11. WAGAR, FRANCY: GAA 9. WARD, SHELLEY: GAA 9; Ski Club 12; BOEC 11 (Secretary), 12 (President); Library Service 10, WEAKLAND, GARY: Football 9; Basketball 10; Tennis 10; Co-op 10, 11, 12. WEAKLAND, JERI: Vocational Program 11, 12. WEIR, MICHELLE: Cheerleader 11, 12 (Captain for Football); Student Council 12; VIKING Staff 10; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Show 11; Art Club 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Cast; Office Personnel 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Track Timer 11. WHEELER, BRAD: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Prom; Co-op 12; Teacher’s Aide 12. WHITING, TERRY: Football 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10; Class Officer 10 (President); Student Council 9, 10; Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12; Woodland Aide 12. WHITUS, JOHN: Vocational Program 12. WINKEL, MARTHA: Chorus 9; Class Officer 12 (Secretary); Student Council 11; Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer); GAA 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; AMPLIFIER Staff 12 (Layout Editor): (PHC 9). WOLFE, PEGGY: GAA 9, 10, 11; Mat Maid 11; Art Club 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Woodb.id Aide 12; Swim Show 9, 10 , 11 . WORLEY, DEB: Band 9; Student Council 9, 10; GAA 9; Ski Club 9, 10; BOEC 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Library Service 10, 11; Woodland Aide 12. WRIGHT, DAN: Senior Prom; Co-op 11, 12; Drama Club 12. WRIGHT, KEVIN: Football 9; Baseball 12; Track 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Vocational Program 12; Co-op 12. WRIGHT, PEGGY: VIKING Staff 9, 10 (Sophomore Editor), 11 (Sports Editor), 12 (Photography Editor); GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Show 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11 (Reporter), 12 (Parliamentarian!: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast and Crew; Camera Club 12; Mat Maid 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12. ZABLOCKI, MARK: Football 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Wrestling 12; Varsity Club 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew. (Chippewa Valley 9, 10 ). ZACHARIAS, DEB: Chorus 9; GAA 11; FT A 11; Junior Play Crew; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; School Play Cast 9; (PHC 9). ZEPP, KEVIN: Football 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Varsity Club 11, 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Junior Play Crew. ZIELKE, JOHN: Co-op 12. 130 A TIME FOR ENT HUSIASM 131 Alan Booth Doug Borgman Carol Bowen Greg Bowen 133 Juniors - Tomorrow’s Leaders Ken Cash Dee Ann D’Arcy Brenda Churchill : ■h jar a Mike Churilla Kim Conrad Jenny Cowger Karen Cruickshank Mike Curtis Don Czarnecki Jerry Delano Dave Dahlke Gordon Culter Nancy DeNardin 134 Tim Dillon Julie Donaldson You tell on yourself by the friends you seek, By the very manner in which you speak, By the way you employ your leisure time, By the use you make of your dollar and dime. You tell what you are by the things you wear, By the spirit in which you your burdens bear, By the kinds of things in which you laugh, By the records you play on your phonograph. You tell what you are by the way you walk, By the things of which you delight to talk, By the manner in which you bear defeat, By so simple a thing as how you eat. Virginia Eagen Chip Ellis Jody Eveningred Theresa Gardner By the books you choose from a well-filled shelf — In these ways, and more, you tell on yourself. So really there’s not a gain of sense. In trying to keep up a false pretense. Scott Endean Dave Frizzle Kirk Garverick Melodie Garverick Nancy Gaudette 135 Juniors: Studious, A1 Gregg Michael Hart Suanne Heaman v Cindy Helzer Chuck Herbert Scot Hoskins Karen Hinkley Dale Hrisca b Marc Heming Jeff Hollingsworth Vickie Irvine 136 Spirited, and Determined Kirk Kammer Barb Keeler Karri Jones Steve Keener Herb Lambert Joe Lasher 137 JUNIORS EXCEL 138 IN LEADERSHIP Andy Mowat Penny Neal Brinda Nelson 139 Robin Peters Brian Phillips Julie Phippen Junior Advisors Sue Perry w Kim Phippen Patty Pohl Mrs. Gorham, Mr. McKeand, Mr. Heimburger, Mrs. Rix. Robin Polley Ron Polley Gerald Porrett Bill Prentice Randy Raines 140 Tom Rowe Sherie Saffee Lead The Way Chief Advisor Mr. Martin, Miss Butler, Miss Fedraw, Dr. Misenar. Jon Sartwell Karen Schambre Dale Schmitt Joe Schulte JoAnn Schultz Marie Schultz 141 Nancy Smith Tammy Smith Joanne Sparling Karin Spencer Bob Sterling Jean Taylor John Taylor Ray Thatcher Sally Thomas Bud Thornton 142 Janet Trasko Bob Troy Scott Turnbull Ron Wiltse Denise Wojcik Mike Woolman Nanci Wright Rick Zeien 143 Juniors Are Second to No One Our junior class officers this year were better than best! They handled all the worries and responsibilities of their jobs calmly and competently. One of the major responsibilities c ame du ri ng football season. The junior class was allotted the concession stand to make some money for the class treasury. The whole homecoming affair had to be supervised, the junior prom organized, and they did not let us down. Our junior class steering committee this year knew no bounds! During homecoming season, the materials for the float, a wagon, and a garage to build it in had to be found. They were. All their efforts, coupled together with those of the students, proved successful. The big, striped bumble-bee brought in a well-deserved first place. Perhaps the secret of their success was that they wanted to get involved in as many activities as possible. They did. Theresa Gardner, Secretary; Joe Schulte, Vice-President; Cindy Klann, Treasurer. In front: Tom Malone, President. Back Row: John Miller, Don Breckner, John Brenda Churchill, Casie Boerre, Barb Keeler, Holly Key worth, Doug Koschnitzke, Dale Schmitt, Barry Chappelle. Ablett. Front Row: Patricia McHenry, Kathy Eagen, 144 145 Chris Agostino Sophomores. Elizabeth Bailey Mary Jo Beaudry Linda Boyd 146 147 • • A Time For. Julie Farnsworth Pam Featherstone Sue Francesconi Glenn Franks Linda Gaffney Sharon Gardner Kris Garverick Richard Gaudette Cindy Giles Tom Goodin Shelly Goulette Bill Green Rod Green Laura Greenhoe Cheryl Gregg Jim Greuber Mike Hartel Dave Head lee Lea nne Helmer Pam Herman Gary Hill 148 Mickey Mouse Charming Angela Koppelberger represented the Sophomore class during the 1973-74 Homecoming activities. Sophomores nominated for Homecoming .court: Michelle Warner, Sue Bergdoll, Janice Wilson, Sue Baker, Debbie MacDonald and [Angela Koppelberger. Judy Hill Bernie Hillock Scott Horth Kirk Howes Ann Hudson Ralph Johnson Eugene Kegley Rick Kennedy Laura Knox Angela Koppelberger Kevin Krueger Kris Kujat Mike Labadie Mark Lake Mary Lambert Renee Lindsay Sue Little Dan Lents Jane Levandowski Robin Logan Debbie MacDonald 149 Ken Mareski Kim McCarthy Phillip McClelland Tim Nofs Stephanie Pakulski Jeff Parker Tami Paterson Mike Payionk Mark Peruski Jim Philp Kathy McDonald Marie McDonald Geri McIntosh Mary Meinhardt Jacqueline Miller Dave Mitchell Skip Murphy Karen Nicholas DeeAnn Parniske Barb Pastor 150 Tammy Pickering Becky Pochodylo Brian Pullen Debbie Putze Dolores Putze Scott Quant Pam Quinn Pam Robbins Gerry Rose Kathy Samuelson Gayle Sawdon Laura Schmorrow Cathy Shafran Sue Schlinkert Sophomores Are Where It’s At! Mike Simonds Don Small Dwight Spencer Kevin Siler Chuck Simmons 151 Sue Spencer Linda Sulkowski Mike Swanson Laura Teeple Craig Theisen Ron Thick Patrice Thompson Marty Thornton The Seventy-Sixers Are On Their Way! Tom Thornton Angela Troy Janet Ulrich 152 Dave Watson Peggy Watson Linda Webb Dan Welser Jim Welser Sophomore Class Advisors: Third Row: Mr. Patterson, Mr. Skrzyniarz. Second Row: Mr. Hadden, Miss Heckman, Mr. Philp, Chief Advisor. First Row: Mr. Venia, Mrs. Bellow. Steve Zauner Sue Zauner Skip Zeller Kim Zepp Trenia Yielding Harold Zablocki Mike Zacharias 153 Sophomore Leaders Have Strong Current Michelle Warner, Secretary; Dan Lents, Vice-President; Janice Wilson. Treasurer. With the help of advisors, officers and Steering Committee, the class of ’76 had an enthusiastic year. Skip Murphy’s house was .the scene where a giant Mickey Mouse Clock was formed for the homecoming activities, with Gary Hill presiding over the events. “Mickey” placed third, giving the class a ten-dollar gain. Lovely Angela Koppelberger represented her class with pride as she participated in the evening festivities with her escort Ken Sygit. Sophomores were given a choice of many ring styles when orders were placed in September. Everyone was delighted with the results as the rings came before Christmas. Thanks go to the advisors for the support they gave the Sophomore class throughout the year. They are Mr. Philp, Chief Advisor; Mrs. Bellow, Mrs. Bums, Mr. Hadden, Miss Heckman, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Pell, Mr. Skrzyniarz, and Mr. Venia. The first basketball game started the Sophomore winter activities off with a dance after the game, and during the game, keeping track of the spectators ' coats. So phomores ended a good year with the yearly class party in May. STEERING COMMITTEE: Joan Caro lan. Pat Buriev, President Gary Hill Kim Zepp. Sue Collard. Julie Farnsworth, Carl Brywig. 154 FOR...DISCOVERY 155 We’re The Fresh Guys! Marcia Ablett Brenda Sue Adolph Mary Ann Albert Terrie Aldridge Randy Anglebrandt Linda Armstrong Katheryn Bailey Joe Bixler Pam Barbe Diane Bennett Brian Boettner Jim Bonnett Charlotte Bowen Steve Bowers Ray Bowman Tom Braden John Brown Ken Brown 156 Woo -o-o-o ! ! Randy Crawford Debbie Doan 157 Kathy Goyette Kim Greenhoe Pat Francesconi Tom Laeder Debbie LaGruth Freshmen Meet New Horizons Laurie Laidlaw Winnie Lambert Roy Langolf Bill Lathrum Jeff LaVere Don Leach Frank Lepine Bob Leverich Scott Loeding Bruce Mackay Ronald McDonald Scott McKenzie Chuck McKinlay Paul Mallorey ■ Tim C. Malone Scott Martin Marybeth Mazure Ken Middleton Pat Miller Tammie Miller Tom Morrish Dennis Munro 160 Kelly Murphy Ron Myers Tim Nutt Jeff Oates Tim O’ Boyle Kathy Oles Debbie Oliver Louie Oliver Tony Osentoski Brian Perry Marylynn Perz Kellie Phillips Karen Pidick Don Porrett Cheryl Pretty Carol Randall Doug Redford Rick Redpath 161 FRESHMEN - A TIME TO FLOURISH Kathy Reid Debbie Reynolds Karen Rogers Sue Rymers Beth Samples Doug Sawdon Jim Schultz Dave Shaw 162 Maureen Weymouth Glenn Willard Jan White Julie Williams Laura Wilson Preston Wolfe Terry Woodruff Krys Worley Wendy Wright Rick Young Sara Young Brian Zablocki Julie Zimmer Dixie Zinzo OUR FROSH MEAN BUSINESS Above: Mary Ann Albert, President; Joe Bixler, Treasurer; Renee Soboleski, Secretary; Pat Miller, Vice-President. STEERING COMMITTEE: Top Window: Julianne Evans, Joe Carpa, Becky Stark. Bottom Window: Jamie Kitts, Eileen Pavlov, Paul Mallorey. Freshman Class Advisors: Miss Arno, Mrs. Elsholz, Mr. Elsholz, Mr. Houck, Mr. Yon, Mr. Salvo, Mr. Puskarich, Chief Advisor. Not pictured: Mr. Braun. 164 INDEX Ablett, Barry 44, 132, 144 Ablett, Marcia 25, 26, 27, 156 Adolph, Brenda Sue 54, 156 AGOSTINO, CARRIE 51, 52, 94, 97 Agostino, Chris 52, 146 Ahles, Beth 39, 71, 146 AHLES, PHIL 97 Albert, Chris 19, 52, 56, 60, 68, 132 Albert, Mary Ann 18, 39, 71, 156, 164 Aldridge, Pat 35, 132 Aldridge, Terrie 156 ALDRIDGE, VALARIE 24, 40, 97 Alfoldy, Chuck 132 Anderson, Eric P. 132 Anderson, Eric R. 56, 60, 80, 132 ANDERSON, MIKE 80, 97 Anglebrandt, Judy 34, 132 Anglebrandt, Randy 156 Angove, Laurie 132 Angove, Paul 146 Armstead, Harold 50, 54, 132 Armstrong, Linda 156 Arnold, Diana 25, 26, 27, 156 Artman, Charlene 156 Artman, Mickey 132 Austin, Janet 132 AUSTIN, RICHARD 97 BABEL, GARY 98 BABEL, LARRY 98 Badley, Bob 81, 156 BADLEY, JOE 81, 98 Bailey, Elizabeth 71, 146 Bailey, Katheryn 39, 71, 156 BAKER, OWEN 98 Baker, Sandy 51, 132 Baker, Sue 146, 149 Baldwin, Sue 146 Balinski, Debbie 146 BALINSKI, LENARD 18, 52, 56, 60, 63, 83, 94,95, 98 Barbe, Pam 24, 75, 156 Barbe, Paul 25, 26, 27, 32, 132 BEAM, LAURIE 99 Beaudry, Mary Jo 18, 39, 146 BELLOW, PERRY 42, 54, 55 Bennett, Diane 49, 156 Bergdoll, Randy 156 Bergdoll, Sue 146, 149 Bier, Diane 45, 146 BIER, PATRICIA 34, 99 BILLS, SHERRY 54, 55, 99 BISHOP, CORNELIA 57, 94, 99 BITZINGER, RICHARD 18, 40, 41, 42, 43, 52, 81, 84, 94, 99 Bixler, Joe 18, 65, 73, 156, 164 BLUES, FRANCES 18, 40, 57, 100 Boddy, Dave 64,72, 146 BOEHM, TERRI 18, 44, 51, 52, 94, 100 Boehm, Tricia 132 Boerre, Casie 21, 23, 132, 138, 144 Boettner, Brian 25, 26, 27, 65, 73, 156 BOETTNER, GALE 35, 100 Bonnett, Jim 156 Booth, Alan 32, 56, 133 Borgman, Doug 68, 133 Bowen, Carol 133 Bowen, Charlotte 156 Bowen, Greg 133 Bowen, Wade 146 Bowers, Steve 45, 156 Bowman, Ray 75, 156 Boyd, Diana 146 Boyd, Linda 57, 133 Boyle, John 146 Brackenbury, Janeen 18, 133 Braden, Jim 56, 133 Braden, Tom 50, 65, 156 Bready, Mary 133 Breckner, Don 30, 37, 38, 44, 45, 47, 52, 84, 133, 144 Briggs, Melba 146 Brinker, Tom 32, 77, 133 Brown, Gerry 133 Brown, John 75, 156 Brown, Karen 52, 133 Brown, Ken 156 BROWN, SUE 100 Bryan, Beth 49, 157 BRYAN, GEOFF 100 Brywig, Carl 146, 154 Brywig, Karlene 157 Buelow, Tim 72, 81, 146 BUKOWSKI, JIM 101 Burley, Dave 77, 133 Burley, Pat 29, 64, 77, 146, 154 Bums, Sue 18, 57, 133 Butcher, Cyndy 146 Campbell, Eric 65, 77, 157 Campbell, Mike 146 Campbell, Tena 146 Campbell, Tina 133 Campbell, Vicki 76, 147 Carlisle, Judy 157 Carolan, Joan 44, 57, 147, 154 Carney, Bryan 65, 157 Carpa, Joe 157, 164 CARPA, JOHN 101 CARTY, KAREN 101 Carufel, Margie 44, 157 Carufel, Mark 25, 26, 27, 75, 147 CARUFEL, PAUL 74, 75, 101 Cash, Cathy 54, 157 Cash, Dale 65, 73, 157 Cash, Ken 32, 56, 68, 80, 81, 134 Cataldo, Tina 134 Chapdelaine, Anna 147 Chape lie, Holly 34, 134, 144 CHAREST, DAVE 33, 101 CHMIELEWSKI, DAVID 52, 94, 102 Churchill, Brenda 134, 144 Churilla, Mike 134 Churilla, Ray 147 CLARK, KIM 34, 44, 51, 102 Cleaver, Doug 65, 157 Cline, Cheri 39, 157 CLINE, CYNTHIA 43, 102 Clouse, Cathy 147 CLOUSE, STEVE 102 Coggins, Dawn 25, 26, 39, 75, 84, 86, 87, 147 COGGINS, SHERRI 40, 41, 44, 45, 52, 70, 94, 102 COLGAN, ROBERT 56, 60, 62, 102 Collard, Sue 18, 39, 45, 52, 147, 154 COLLARD, TIMOTHY 18, 30, 35, 52, 53, 56,60,68, 69,91,94,95, 103 Conrad, Kim 134 Conrad, Terry 147 Cooper, Dianne 35, 147 Cooper, Jesse 134 Corbett, Steve 157 Cowger, Jenny 34, 134 Crawford, Randy 157 Crawford, Tim 157 Cruickshank, Jim 64, 72, 147 Cruickshank, Karen 39, 52, 84, 134 Culter, Gordon 134 Culter, Mike 147 Curtis, Barbara 44, 157 CURTIS, DIANNE 103 Curtis, Mike 134 Cushman, Kirk 75, 157 Czamecki, Don 25, 26, 27, 32, 134 Czamecki, Linda 147 Dahlke, Dave 134 Danhausen, Dallas 65, 157 D’Arcy, Dee Ann 39, 70, 134 D’ARCY, MICHELE 24, 28, 40, 41, 53, 54, 76, 96, 103 D’Arcy, Tammy 147 Darnell, Amy 18, 48, 84, 157 Day, Mark 64, 72, 147 Delano, Jerry 134 DELINE, ELIZABETH 45, 51, 52, 94, 103 DeNardin, Nancy 19, 37, 39, 70, 84, 134 DeNardin, Sue 18, 39, 84, 86, 87, 157 DENARDIN, TOM 18, 56, 68, 69, 81, 103 DENCZEK, JOE 94, 104 Dickman, Larry 147 DIEM, KATHY 94, 104 Dillon, Joe 147 Dillon, Tim 135 DIMICK, ANNETTE 33, 104 Dimick, Brian 25, 26, 27, 135 Dimick, Chris 18, 65, 157 DIONNE, LYNNE 40, 104 Doan, Debbie 157 DOAN, MIKE 104 Dobson, Wendall 158 Donaldson, Julie 18, 34, 44, 135 DONALDSON, ROBERT 18, 35, 105 Dowding, James 147 Drechsler, Renee 49, 158 Dubreuil, Paul 158 Durentini, Joan 158 Durrant, Betty 39, 71, 147 DURRANT, TERRY 54, 105 Dzurnak, Patti 19, 39, 52, 84, 147 Eagen, Kathy 19, 34, 35, 37, 39, 45, 52, 70, 135, 144 EAGEN, KEVIN 94, 105 Eagen, Mary Anne 158 Eagen, Virginia 76, 135 Ellis, Chip 18, 54, 56, 75, 135 Endean, Scott 32, 77, 135 ENDEAN, STEVE 32, 35, 56, 74, 75, 105 ENGLISH, BRENDA 105 Epperson, Cary 11 54, 158 EPPERSON, PAT 54, 106 ERDMAN, KEITH 106 Emo, Dave 158 ERNO, KAREN 22, 23, 39, 42, 44, 52, 57, 94, 106 Evans, Julianne 18, 29, 39, 47, 84, 86, 87, 158, 164 EVANS, MARK 32, 94, 106 Eveningred, Jody 19, 30, 39, 135 Farnsworth, Rick 158 Farnsworth, Julie 148, 154 FARR, KEVIN 106 Farrer, Debbie 24, 158 Fasbender, Jim 158 Fasbender, Suzette 54, 158 Featherstone, Pam 25, 26, 27, 55, 148 A TIME TO... Feick, Marchel 39, 45, 75, 84, 86, 87, 158 Feick, Mark 75, 158 FETTING, NANCY 18, 35, 39, 70, 107 Francesconi, Doug 18, 25, 26, 29, 48, 65, 73, 158 Francesconi, Pat 25, 26, 39, 71, 158 Francesconi, Sue 37, 38, 39, 52, 70, 148 Franks, Glenn 148 Frees, Sue 54 Frizzle, Dave 56, 60, 135 Fultz, Rick 35, 54, 83 Gaffney, Debbie 158 GAFFNEY, FRED 107 Gaffney, Linda 52, 148 Galant, Bob 158 Gardner, Sharon 54, 84, 148 Gardner, Theresa 50, 135, 144 Garverick, Kirk 56, 60, 68, 83, 135 Garverick, Kris 19, 64, 72, 148 Garverick, Melodie 37, 39, 52, 84, 135 Gaudette, Nancy 135 Gaudette, Richard 148 GAUTHIER, LINDSAY 107 GAW, LORI 18, 19, 33, 49, 57, 107 Genaw, Paul 75 Gentner, Fran 158 Giles, Cindy 148 GILES, SUSAN 107 GILROY, CHERYL 108 Goodin, Tom 64, 148 Good men, Jody 158 Goulette, Shelly 148 Goyette, Kathy 158 Green, Bill 64, 75, 148 GREEN, JEFFREY 94, 108 Green, Rob 64, 148 Greenhoe, Kim 18, 45, 84, 158 Greenhoe, Laura 18, 57, 84, 148 Gregg, A1 136 Gregg, Cheryl 148 GREGG, KATHERINE 33, 108 Grueber. Jim 148 Haggerty, Larry 65, 159 Hands, Curt 35, 136 Harkleroad, Debbie 159 HARRIGER, JEFFREY 108 Harris, Ralph 65, 77, 159 HART, BARBARA 33, 35, 51, 108 Hart. Michael 32, 136 Hartel, Mike 64, 72, 148 Hatlestad, Jerry 75, 159 Havens, Dwaine 44, 136 Hazlinsky, George 136 Headlee, Dave 148 Head lee, Lynn 50, 84, 86, 87, 159 Headlee, Tom 19, 34, 52, 56, 60, 68, 136 Heaman, Suanne 18, 37, 39, 52, 84, 136 HELMER. LAURIE 33, 109 Helmer, Leanne 148 Hemphill, Gary 73 Helzer, Cindy 37, 84, 86, 136 Heming, Marc 136 Herbert, Chuck 136 HERBERT, CRAIG 32, 109 Herman, Debbie 159 Herman, Pam 45, 148 HILL, DOUGLAS 109 Hill, Fred 159 Hill, Gary 18, 29, 44, 148, 154 Hill, Judy 33, 149 Hillman, Kevin 49, 75, 159 Hillock, Bernie 149 HINKLEY, ANITA 70, 75, 94, 109 Hi nkley. Karen 28, 35, 37, 53, 57, 76. 136 HOLLEY, ROSEMARIE 110 Hollingsworth, Jeff 33, 136 HOLLIS, LOUANN 50. 109 HOOL, JOHN 110 Horth, Scott 149 Hoskins, Scot 136 Howes, Kirk 149 Hrisca, Dale 52, 56, 60, 68, 136 Hudson, Ann 39, 149 Hutchinson, Kathryn 159 HYSLOP, DANIEL 18, 19. 35, 37, 40, 43, 44, 48, 52, 55, 84,91,94,110 Irvine, Vickie 28, 34, 37, 53, 136 Isaac, Kathy 137 JACKSON, CHARLES 110 JAKUBIAK, PATRICK 40, 42, 43 Janiszewski, Andy 159 JEFFRIES, JOHN 18, 40, 56, 60, 62, 110 Johnson, Keith 159 Johnson, Martha 54, 71, 159 Johnson, Ralph 37, 64, 149 Johnson, Sherry 159 JONES, DENNIS 33, 111 JONES, GARY 32, 60, 62, 68, 69. Ill Jones, Karri 25, 26, 52, 85, 13 7 Jones, Kim 25, 26, 159 KAISER, PETE 60, 62, 111 Kammer, Kirk 56, 60, 68, 137 Keeler, Barb 50, 54, 137, 144 KEELER, JOANNE 19, 35, 52, 54, 94, 111 Keeler, Susan 54, 159 Keener, Steve 52, 56, 60, 85, 137 Kegley, Eugene 149 Kennedy, Lori 54, 137 Kennedy, Rick 64, 149 KETCHUM, KANDIE 29, 35, 111 Kettlewell, Randy 159 KETTLEWELL, RICK 32, 112 Keyworth, John 75, 137, 144 Kitts, Jamie 56, 72, 159, 164 Kitts, Tina 84, 86, 137 KIVEL, ERROL 32 KLAAS, LINDA 51, 57, 112 Klann, Cindy 34, 44, 47, 137, 144 Kleeves, Ruth Ann 84, 159 Klettner, LuAnn 39, 137 Knox, Laura 18, 29, 149 Kolasinski, Duane 159 Koppleberger, Angela 18, 21, 23, 39, 55, 57, 84, 149 Koschnitzke, Doug 19, 32, 56, 81, 83, 137, 144 Koschnitzke, Mary 159 Krueger, Kevin 25, 26, 27, 149 Kujat, Kris 44, 149 Kulman, Bill 137 Kulman, Harold 137 Labadie, Mike 149 Laeder, Tom 159 LaGruth, Debbie 84, 86, 87, 159 LAGRUTH, DENISE 34, 112 Laidlaw, Laurie 25, 26, 27, 39, 160 LAIDLAW, LAWRENCE 32, 112 Lake, Mark 149 LAMARSH, JERRY 113 Lambert, Herb 137 Lambert, Mary 149 LAMBERT, REBECCA 24, 54, 113 Lambert, Winnie 75, 160 LANDSCHOOT, MARK 18, 34, 40, 41, 42, 43, 56, 60,91,113 Langolf, Roy 18, 47, 73, 160 LASHER, CHERYL 18, 34, 52, 94, 95, 113 Lasher, Joe 137 La thrum. Bill 160 LaVere, Jeff 65, 160 Leach, Don 160 Leach, Jim 138 Lehto, Dawn 138 LEITCH, JANE 40, 43, 50, 52, 91, 94, 96, 113 LENN, KAREN 19, 24, 35, 43, 44, 74, 75, 95, 114 Lents, Dan 44, 149, 154 Lepine, Frank 160 Levandowski, Jane 18, 39, 57, 71, 75, 84, 149 LEVANDOWSKI, JONI 43, 70, 114 Leveque, Sue 50 Leverich, Bob 160 Liddle, Michelle 29, 57, 138 LINDGREN, DALE 18, 60, 62, 114 Lindsay, Bill 138 Lindsay, Renee 149 LITTLE, DOUG 56, 60, 62, 114 Little, Sue 45, 149 Loeding, Scott 160 Logan, Robin 149 Lottner, Glenn 35, 138 LOUGHREN, TOM 33, 114 MacDonald, Debbie 149 Mackay, Bruce 25, 26, 27, 160 MACKAY, JEANNE 35, 37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 52, 91,94, 96,115 MADER, KIM 39, 43, 52, 70, 94, 115 Magee, Anita 33, 138 Mallorey, Mike 18, 19, 85, 138 Mallorey, Paul 18, 65, 73, 160, 164 Malone, Tim 47, 65, 73, 160 Malone, Tom 18, 29, 30, 37, 48, 84, 138, 144 Maples, Karen 51, 52, 57, 84, 138 Mareski, Ken 30, 44, 64, 150 MARKS, RON 115 MASON, RICK 115 MASSACAR, LINDA 52, 57, 94, 115 Mazure, Marybeth 75, 160 McArthur, Sandy 18, 138 McCallister, Cheryl 29, 30, 52, 84, 86, 138 McCarthy, Kim 30, 39, 150 McClelland, Phil 54, 150 McDonald, Brenda 29, 34, 138 McDonald, Charles 138 McDonald, Kathy 150 McDonald, Marie 34, 54, 150 McDonald, Ronald 160 MCHENRY, LARRY 25, 26, 32, 52, 68, 80, 84,94, 116 McHenry, Patricia 25, 26, 28, 30, 37, 39, 47, 52, 53, 84, 86, 138, 144 McIntosh, Geri 150 McKenzie, Scott 160 McKinlay, Chuck 160 MCKINLAY, JANET 33, 35, 50, 116 MCSHANE, MIKE 116 Meinhardt, Mary 54, 150 Melville, Pat 35, 37, 39, 49, 57, 84, 138 Middleton, Ken 160 MILLER, BRIAN 18, 116 Miller, Jacqueline 18, 39, 71, 150 Miller, John 60, 139, 144 Miller, Pat 65, 70, 160, 164 MILLER, SANDRA 18, 28, 30, 39, 40, 43, 53, 70, 90,94,95, 116 Miller, Tammie 54, 160 Mitchell, Dave 150 Moore, Randy 19, 33, 35, 139 MORAN, DEBBIE 40, 117 Moran, Phill 35, 60, 139 Morris, Lisa 39, 139 Moorish, Tom 160 Mowat, Andy 32, 139 MOWAT, KIM 50, 117 MULDERMANS, CHERYL 27, 117 Munro, Dennis 65, 73, 160 Murphy, Kelly 49, 161 Murphy, Skip 150 Myers, Ron 161 Nead, Mary 139 Neal, Julii 33, 54, 139 Neal, Penny 39, 51, 54, 55, 57, 85, 139 Nelson, Brinda 33, 54, 139 Nelson, Dave 33, 139 NELSON, ROBERT 42, 43, 117 Neumann, Pete 139 Nicholas, Karen 24, 150 Nofs, Tim 64, 150 Nordstrom, Cindy 18, 34, 50, 139 NORDSTROM, LYNN 28, 35, 40, 41, 53, 91, 117 Nutt, Tim 161 Oates, Dave 56, 60, 139 Oates, Jeff 18, 48, 65, 73, 161 O ' Boyle, Tim 161 Oles, Kathy 49, 161 Oliver, Debbie 24, 54, 161 Oliver, Louie 161 ORTMANN, SUSAN 24, 30, 40, 41, 53, 91, 118 Osentoski, Karen 161 Osentoski, Tom 26, 27, 52, 56, 60, 139 Osentoski, Toni 18, 49, 161 OTT, KARL 52, 94, 118 LOOK UP OLD FRIENDS Pakulski, Stephanie 150 Paldanius, Charles 18, 77, 161 Parker, Jeff 33, 150 Parniske, DeeAnn 150 PARRISH, LYNN 118 Parrish, Tom 32, 139 PARTAIN, PAMELA 19, 28, 40, 45, 53, 91, 94, 118 Partridge, Denise 18, 19, 44, 45, 47, 84, 86, 139 Pastor, Barb 150 PASTOR, LUANN 54, 118 Paterson, Tami 150 Patterson, Mike 75, 140 Pattison, Mark 161 PATTON, GAIL 22, 23, 43, 90, 119 Pavlov, Eileen 29, 84, 86, 87, 164 Payionk, Marie 33, 140 Payionk, Michael 150 Pearson, Nancy 25, 26, 161 Perry, Brian 54,73,81,161 Perry, Dave 60, 140 Perry, Mike 34, 68, 81,140 Perry, Sue 140 Peruski, Mark 19, 64, 72, 150 Perz, Marylynn 161 Peters, Robin 68, 140 Pet tee, Sue 150 Phillips, Brian 52, 60, 140 Phillips, Kellie 161, 175 Philp, Jim 25, 26, 27, 75, 150 Phippen, Julie 35, 140 Phippen, Kim 140 Pickering, Tammy 151 PIDICK, JOHN 19, 81, 119 Pidick, Karen 39, 45, 161 PIETROSKI, RICHARD 19, 40, 41, 53, 56, 60, 62, 91, 119 Pochodylo, Becky 39, 50, 71, 84, 151 Pohl, Patty 29, 52, 57, 84, 140 Polley, Robin 140 Polley, Ron 140 Porrett, Don 48, 65, 73, 161 Porrett, Gerald 140 Prentice, Bill 33, 140 PRENTICE, KATHY 30, 33, 119 Pretty, Cheryl 25, 26, 27, 161 Pullen, Brian 151 PUTZE, CHRIS 119 Putze, Debbie 151 Putze, Delores 151 QUANT, HOWARD 60, 120 Quant, Scott 64, 77, 151 Quinn, Pam 151 Raines, Randy 140 Ramsey, Mike 151 RANDALL, ANN 19, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43,44, 52, 94, 96, 120 Randall, Carol 25, 26, 27, 48, 84, 161 Redford, Doug 161 Redpath, Rick 161 Reeves, Becky 141 Reid, Kathy 18, 162 REID, RON 60, 62, 120 Reynolds, Debbie 18, 25, 26, 27, 39, 71, 162 Rich, Renee 54, 162 Richards, Cathy 18, 146 RICHARDS, CRAIG 32, 120 RIVARD, KENNETH 120 Robbins, Pam 24, 51, 151 ROCK, HARRY 121 Rock, Orville 162 Rogers, Bill 44,60, 80,141 Rogers, Karen 25, 26, 44, 162 Rose, Gerry 33, 151 Rowe, Tom 60, 141 RUTKAUSKE, TERRI 22, 23, 40, 86, 91, 121 Rymers, Sue 54, 162 Saffee, Sherie 34, 141 Samples, Beth 25, 26, 27, 84, 86, 87, 162 Samples, Scott 64, 77, 151 Samuelson, Kathy 39, 52, 84, 151 Sartwell, Jon 32, 121 SAWDON, BRUCE 32, 121 Sawdon, Doug 162 Sawdon, Gayle 39, 57, 151 SAWDON, MARY 21, 34, 40, 41, 91, 121 SCHAMBRE, FRANK 122 Schambre, Karen 25, 26, 27, 141 Schambre, Mike 162 Scheffler, Linda 162 SCHEFFLER, SUSAN 40, 91, 122 Schlinkert, Sue 151 Schmitt, Dale 47, 80, 141, 144 Sch morrow, Laura 18, 39, 50, 151 SCHOENROCK, LYNN 123 SCHOENROCK, TERRY 32, 34, 122 Schulte, Joe 34, 44, 45, 56, 60, 85, 141, 144 Schultz, Jim 162 Schultz, JoAnn 35, 54, 55, 141 Schultz, Marie 141 Schultz, Mary 18, 30, 34, 44, 45, 47, 141 Shafran, Cathy 151 SHAFRAN, SUE 122 Shaw, Dave 162 Shimmel, Dave 141 Shinn, Margaret 141 Siler, Kevin 64, 151 Simmonds, John 25, 25, 65, 162 Simmons, Charles 54, 151 Simonds, Mike 25, 26, 27, 151 Simons, Tom 18, 65, 162 Small, Donald 151 Smith, Lisa 18, 34, 141 Smith, Mary Ann 29, 34, 141 Smith, Nanci 33, 142 Smith, Tammy 33, 142 SMYTH, SUE 122 SNIDER, PENNY 18, 52, 94 Soboleski, Renee 39, 84, 86, 87, 162, 164 Solomon, Jeff 162 SPARLING, DAVID 123 Sparling, Joanne 25, 26, 30, 54, 142 Spencer, Dwight 64, 72, 151 Spencer, Karin 28, 37, 52, 84, 142 Spencer, Sue 30, 152 Sprotberry, Paul 65, 162 Stark, Becky 47, 162, 164 Sterling, Bob 140 Stoliker, Beth 18, 39, 162 STOREY, JEFFREY 32, 34, 123 STUMP, DAN 123 Stump, Teri 28, 34, 53, 76, 142 Sulkowski, Cindy 34, 142 Sulkowski, Linda 152 Swanson, Mike 152 Swanson, Rick 142 Swoffer, Bob 142 Sygit, Ken 52, 142 TAYLOR, GREG 123 Taylor, Guy 18, 142 Taylor, Jean 142 Taylor, John 142 Teeple, Laura 152 TEEPLE, CRAIG 56, 60, 62, 124 TERRY, RON 33, 123 Thatcher, Ray 32, 142 Theisen, Craig 72, 81, 152 THIBDAUE, KRISTINE 57, 124 Thibodeau, Bob 162 THIBODEAU, GUY 124 Thick, Ron 64, 72, 152 Thomas, Sally 34, 75, 142 Thompson, Patrice 28, 87, 152 THOMPSON, PAUL 52, 94, 124 Thornton, Marty 152 Thornton, Tom 152 Thornton, Bud 142 TOMALO, JOHN 32, 90, 124 Tomalo, Mike 33, 152 Trasko, Janet 57, 143 Troy, Angela 18, 54, 55, 152 Turnbull, Dave 65, 73, 162 Turnbull, Scott 143 Tyler, Cheri 49, 162 Ulrich, Janet 44, 54, 55, 84, 182 VANLERBERGHE, KATHY 18, 28, 29, 40, 52, 53, 57, 94, 96, 125 Vanlerberghe, Mary Ann 57, 152 VanNest, Terri 39, 152 Vansach, Dona 29, 143 Vargo, Karen 85, 162 Van Tiem, Janet 143 Van Tiem, Jessie 143 Venia, Jayne 39, 71,84,152 Venia, Jennifer 39, 162 VISGA, MERRY 51, 125 Voisard, Mike 64,75, 152 Vollstaedt, John 162 WAGAR, FRANCY 125 Wagar, Tom 152 Wagner, Connie 39, 80, 143 Walker, Jim 162 Ward, Bonnie 39, 152 Ward, Mike 152 WARD, SHELLEY 18, 44, 57, 94, 95, 125 Warner, Michelle 149, 152, 154 Warner, Renee 35, 39, 75, 85, 143 Waters, Gail 152 Watson, Dave 64, 77, 153 Watson, Peggy 25, 26, 153 Watson, Todd 73, 162 Wayne, Gary 65, 73, 162 WEAKLAND, GARY 35, 125 WEAKLAND, JERI 33, 126 Weakland, Perry 54, 162 Webb, Linda 45, 153 WEIR, MICHELLE 18, 30, 39, 40, 42, 43, 84, 86, 126 Welser, Dan 64, 153 Welser, Jim 64, 77, 153 Westbrook, Irene 153 Westbrook, Tim 75, 162 Weymouth, Maureen 18, 163 WHEELER, BRAD 19, 35, 56, 60, 63, 83, 126 Wheelis, Jeff 33, 52, 143 White, Jan 163 WHITING, TERRY 19, 34, 126 WHITUS, JOHN 32 Wiczko, Joe 143 Wiczko, Mariann 153 Willard, Glenn 65, 73, 163 Willemsen, Mike 77, 153 Williams, Julie 18, 21, 23, 84, 86, 87, 163 Wilson, Janice 149, 153, 154 Wilson, John 64, 153 Wilson, Laura 18, 75, 163 Wilson, Pam 18, 25, 26, 29, 53, 55, 70, 143 Wilson, Scott 65, 163 Wiltse, Ron 45, 52, 68, 143 WINKEL, MARTHA 30, 40, 52, 84, 90, 94, 126 Wojcik, Denise 84, 86, 143 WOLFE, PEGGY 34, 40, 127 Wolfe, Preston 163 Woodruff, Terry 163 Woolman, Mike 19, 56, 60, 143 WORLEY, DEBORAH 34, 52, 57, 94, 127 Worley, Krys 84, 86, 87, 163 WRIGHT, DAN 55, 127 WRIGHT, KEVIN 32, 127 Wright, Nanci 18, 39, 73, 143 WRIGHT, PEGGY 18, 28, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 48, 49, 53, 57, 96, 127 Wright, Wendy 24, 44, 75, 123 Yielding, Trenia 45, 153 Young, Barron 163 Young, Rick 163 Young, Sara 25, 26, 27, 163 Zablocki, Brian 163 Zablocki, Harold 153 ZABLOCKI, MARK 40, 56, 60, 62, 128 ZACHARIAS, DEBBIE 30, 40, 52, 94, 128 Zacharias, Mike 153 Zauner, Sue 153 Zauner, Steve 64, 153 Zeien, Rick 143 Zeller, Skip 54, 153 ZEPP, KEVIN 52, 56, 77, 94, 128 Zepp, Kim 18, 153, 154 ZIELKE, JOHN 128 Zimmer, Julie 85, 163 Zinzo, Dixie 163 The People To Whom We Turn Ace Hardware 326 Huron Port Huron Arden’s 208 Huron Port Huron Baird, Craig K. Real Estate 1926 Pine Grove Port Huron Beard Campbell Co. 2975 Lapeer Road Port Huron Beltone Hearing Aid Center 816 Huron Port Huron Campau Roofing 2725 Yeager Port Huron Carpenter’s Quality Meats 4319 Lapeer Port Huron Dalton’s Shoes 626 Grand River Port Huron Detroit Free Press 1545 Fred W. Moore Hwy. St. Clair Hanbidge Sales 1002 Washington Ave. Port Huron Hawthorne Boutique 201 N. Riverside St. Clair Herber’s Collision Service 2970 Lapeer Port Huron The Honeycomb 1624 Stone Street Port Huron Hrisca’s Dee- Anna Motel 1710 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Joe’s Pizza 711 Huron Port Huron Lopez Collision Service 3230 Keewahdin Port Huron MacTaggart Co. 935 Military Port Huron Marcotte Disposal Co. 2569 40th Street Port Huron Detroit Tea Store 510 Quay Port Huron Doris’ Beauty Shop 1341 Pennsylvania Marysville Fenner’s Fabric Shop 2309 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Fischer Son Construction 4074 Ravenswood Marysville Flinchbaugh Electric Co. 762 Water Port Huron Flood’s Hardware 1701 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Roy G. French Associates, Inc., Architects 2928 Pine Grove Port Huron Marta’s Record Shop 409 Quay Port Huron Marvel Tool Machine Co. 1096 North River Road St. Clair Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. 1105 Sedgwick Port Huron Modem Motors Service Inc. 3292 Lapeer Road Port Huron Morrish Flowers Gifts 1133 10th Street Port Huron Morrison-Marysville Chiropractic Center 212 14th Street Marysville Neumann Flowers 914 Military St. Port Huron George’s Fine Shoes 219 Huron Port Huron Peacock Lumber 2015 Holland Port Huron 168 Gray Sign Service 1117 Gillett Port Huron J.C. Penny Co. 311 Huron Port Huron Port Huron Building Supply 3555 Electric Port Huron Port Huron Cosmetology College 510 Tenth Street Port Huron Port Huron Saw Service 1010 6th Street Port Huron Prestolite Wire Cable 3529 24th Street Port Huron Raetzel’s Shoes 216 Huron Avenue Port Huron Ricky’s Drive-In 3910 Lapeer Road Port Huron C.F. Rowell Machine Tool Sales 3025 Military Port Huron Dr. Robert L. Rutt 1 3 2 0 2 Michigan Avenue Marysville Dr. A.G. Ruttle 729 Water Port Huron Sea Crest Canvas Specialties 1417 Michigan Avenue Marysville Dr. E. James Shay 1726 10th Avenue Port Huron Silk’s Flower Shop 816 Clinton Avenue St. Clair Stephenson Electric Co. 520 Water Port Huron Troy Laundry Dry Cleaning 531 Pine Street Port Huron West Side Auto Parts 592 32nd Port Huron Whitecap 1414 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Yeager Bridge Culvert Co. 1701 Kearney Port Huron SUBURBAN Auto Glass PLAIN OR TINTED 1511 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Convertible Tops Auto Upholstery Kenneth Campbell PARENT SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jeffries Parents of John Jeffries Mr. Mrs. Paul McCallister Parents of Cheryl McCallister Mr. Mrs. Charles McHenry Parents of Larry Patricia McHenry Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Morris Parents of Lisa Morris Mr. Mrs. Robert Pohl Parents of Patty Pohl Mr. Mrs. Robert Wright Parents of Peggy and Nanci Wright PATRONS BUY AN AD Boulevard Paint Paper Shop FOR 75” Credit Bureau of Port Huron, Inc. Edison S. Brown, Realtor Yearbook Ketta’s Komer Kirby Company Petrolane Gas Service Inc. Dr. Stanley H. Pettengill Shoreview Golf Service Liddle’s Daity Isle 826 Gratiot Blvd 364-9268 AAARYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT SERGEANT PATROLMAN ' S FUND MEMBERSHIP IN FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE ST. CLAIR COUNTY LODGE NO. 129 169 MICHIGAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Gordon Gorbutt Insures Everything You Own Business, Car and Home. 1010 Pine Grove 982-9571 A R A Services 915 24th Street 982-8565 FULL LINE VENDING Bowie Oil Coal Co. 1750 Michigan Ave. 364-7531 R R ENGRAVING 1337 Vermont BELVEDERE GOLF CLUB Marysville 364-7084 Engraving On Any Engravable Surface: Mugs, Lighters, Inside Rings, Cake Knives, Charms, Etc. Also Monograms On Playing Cards, Greeting Cards, Etc. And Leather Goods. 3311 North River Road Port Huron 982-7010 170 Congratulations A- Class of 1974 “ CITY of MAR YSVILLE Port Huron Craft and Hobby Center 93 7 Military Phone: 987-2420 Bowlers MAPLETHORPE Supply Center INSURANCE 1202 Lapeer AGENCY Bowling Supplies Trophies “Insurance Is Our Business — Not A Sideline” 827 Michigan Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-8143 YU 2-8221 8654 Avoca Road Avoca, Michigan FA 4-2645 Congratulations Class of 74 JOHN HURLEY 171 Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future To the graduates of Marysville High School Main TV-Lafayette Association Store 1503 24th Street Port Huron, Michigan MORTON SALT COMPANY 601 Busfaa Highway Marysville, Michigan Phone 364-6661 Coastal Tank Lines Inc. 420 East Huron Marysville Phone 364-7201 Compliments of London’s Farm Dairy Incorporated A LONDON 2136 Pine Grove 9 Port Huron, Michigan Phone 984-5111 172 Allen’s Quality Cleaners Free pick-up and delivery Port Huron-Marysville Area Suede cleaning, our specialty 713 Huron Avenue Phone: 982-8881 CONANT Radio Communications Service 580 32nd Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone YU2-2927 Jensen-Townsend Jerry Smith Printing Company Brake For Every Steering Printing Need 2422 Griswold Service Port Huron, Michigan 912 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone: 984-2081 Phone: 985-6279 We congratulate the teachers and school personnel! The results of your efforts show in this fine group of students. SCHNACKENBERG’S The Electric Motor People 173 Briscoe Pharmacy Talk of the Town Hair Fashions Phone 985-6121 Specializing in ■KgcV Hair Tinting — Permanents 1634 Stone Street, Port Huron, Mich. 48060 W-f Bleaching — Shaping Problem Hair Free Delivery 12061 2 Griswold Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone 987-3100 . i wn iiuiuu, CONGRA TULA TIONS Manley, George Innes Bennett, Men’s Wear McDonald Co. 319 Huron Ave. 567 Quay St. Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Telephone 984-3129 Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Phone 984-1571 “YOU’LL LIKE TO TRADE WITH US” 174 Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS to the Viking yearbook staff for a superb book EUGENE WELDING CO. Qoutlie jItjehM. MICHIGAN GAS COMPANY N N Novelty coin-operated amusement devices Pool tables — Bowling machines Pin Balls — Guns — et c. 4119 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Burke Nichols Ron Nichols 385-5565 385-5501 Irwin’s Supply Co. 985-9757 2337 Tenth Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 DAHLKE Radio - Television Sales Service Insured Technician We service all makes And guarantee our service 274 Bartlett Rd. St. Clair, Michigan Phone: EMerson 4-6330 Radio Dispatched Trucks SERVICE I is more I I than just I a word I 8 with us I 175 Congratulations Class of ’74 FROM BODDY CONSTRUCTION CAROLINA-MARYSVILLE NEW HOMES OR REMODELING NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL Call: 364-8038 GRESLEY MACKAY INC. PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTORS 1702 WATER ST., PORT HURON, MICHIGAN Call: 982-6343 GOOD LUCK 212 Grand River Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-0181 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 74” FROM FREDDIE’S ARCADE MARYSVILLE PLASTICS CORPORATION! Custom Molders Injection 315 Cuttle Road Marysville, Michigan 176 Compliments FROM PORT HURON BRASS FOUNDRY CO. 200 14th St. Call: 364-7471 Compliments OF Sheriff Norman D. Meharg MacKenzie Prescription Drugs 949 24th St. Call: 985-9695 JACK ' S CATERING and VENDING SERVICE, INC. 1315 Wall St, Port Huron, Michigan DUNN PAPER COMPANY 218 River view Street Port Huron , Michigan Manufacturers of Lightweight Papers fori Q ratio t Jujkt AT THE HEADWATERS OF T-tE ST CLAIR RI VER 177 POP SHOP ?OP SttOP a fnr 2016 11th Ave Port Huron, Michigan Fred Hall Watch Repair REiilRlIIC Phone 364-8078 3430 Ravenswood Road Port Huron, Michigan 48060 l A mile west of Electric Ave. Largest Selections Ever! Sheraton, Horizon, Champion, Nashua, Boyse Cascade TOMAHAWK Mobile Home Sales 4511 24th Ave., Port Huron 385-4432 Its been an outstanding pleasure to work with the CLASS OF 74 Thank you , ASKAR-SHAIN 178 Dog n Suds. Algonac, Marysville, 430 Pte. Tremble Rd. 519 Gratiot Blvd. Phone 794-7868 Phone 364-6000 We make things a lot better. Pete ’s Pizza Parlor 302 Huron Blvd. Phone 364-7333 Eat here or take out your favorite pizza. SAM JOE ' S HOTDOGS Phone 982-0571 1005 24th Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Auto Glass a Complete Stock All types of windshields tinted glass Convertible tops McVety Food Sales Mullberry Bush 2317 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 1626 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Phone 982-2282 All types of trim work Call 982-4203 Bill Leslie Son 1601 Military -at Griswold 179 McHardy ’s Fashion Shoppe 1332 Michigan Ave. Marysville Peoples Bank of Port Huron Ogden Moffett Company 1515 Busha Highway Marysville, Michigan Phone — 364-8880 Mt. Clemens, Michigan 60 Floral Street Phone — 486-2432 Detroit, Michigan 6465 Wyoming Phone — 582-3040 Sarnia, Ontario Phone — 984-2471 or 344-0957 Canadian Customs Compound 180 Thomas-Dee Studio @r Your Hairdresser 1326 Michigan Ave. p h o„e- Marysville, Michigan 364TO01 St. Clair Plumbing Heating 1231 Clinton Avenue St. Clair, Michigan Phone - 329-2264 Collins and Catlin 2445 Pine Grove Port Huron, Michigan Phone — 984-4125 Commercial — Industrial Custom-Built Homes Port Huron Lanes 1720 Hancock, Port Huron, Michigan Phone -984-1335 Congratulations Seniors Port Huron Surgical Supply 2402 Conner Port Huron, Michigan Blake Sons Glass Glazing Contractors 835 24th Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone — 985-7187 Farm Bureau Insurance 1625 Georgia Ave. Marysville, Michigan Phone — 364-7223 INDEPENDENT ACETYLENE COMPRESSING PLANTS SOUTH PARK WELDING SUPPLIES 56 GRATIOT BLVD. 364-652-1 Oxygen — Acetylene Welding Rod Apparatus — Cable Medical Gases Therapy Equipment Marysville, Michigan FISHERMAN ' S WHARF Restaurant Motor Lodge “OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL ST. CLAIR RIVER” 1337 N. River Rd. FA 9-2236 On M29 Between Marysville St. Clair DANCING ENTERTAINMENT COCKTAIL LOUNGE HEATED SWIMMING POOL DOCKING FACILITIES FINEST OF FOODS SERVED Locations 201 RIVERSIDE, ST. CLAIR PLAZA 2301 GRATIOT, MARYSVILLE 3849 PINE GROVE, NORTHGATE USDA Choice Meats Fresh Produce and Groceries 182 CJ. Welser Well Drilling Phone 364-6131 Bulldozing Trenching Hartel and Son Basements All Types of Gravel Marysville Shell Service Allstate Road Service Self-Service Carwash Comer Huron Gratiot Marysville, Michigan 48040 Diamond R Inc. 3182 Lilac Lane Port Huron, Michigan “Restore The Old — Protect The New” Excavating Fill Sand and Top Soil Phone EV 5-4929 Tuck-Pointing Caulking Residential Commercial 508 Water Sealing Port Huron, Michigan 48060 The Sherwin-Williams Co. Tony Richard’s Roofing Siding Co. Spray Equip. Ladders Wall Paper Free Delivery 412 Huron 984-21 71 5439 Ponderosa Drive North Street, Michigan Phone: 985-5381 Port Huron’s Favorite Siding Man International Harvester Truck Industrial Dealer Sales Service 1105 Wadhams Road Port Huron, Michigan Phone: 367-3096 Lambert Son Inc. 183 Traveler ' s Lodge Inn 100 Gratiot Blvd. 364-8400 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 74 alii VY£ Thomas Drive-In 1835 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville, Michigan Try a Twinburger For take-out orders Phone: 364-7882 Open 7 days a week Compliments of Port Huron Glass Inc. 3356 Lapeer Road 984-1021 CYCLE-LAND Congratulations Kawasaki Triumph Seniors Remember : Kawasaki lets the good times roll 1445 Water Street CAULKETT- 985-5456 Marysville Bakery BEAUVAIS MULTI-LIST REALTORS 1320 Michigan Ave., Marysville o ur Sweetest Compliments Office: 984-5151 Bill McKeand: 984-2215 To the Class of 7 4 Your Marysville Representative 184 George Lang Volkswagen Where to buy them for safety ’s sake . . . for your sake. . . for others ’ sake. . . DRIVE SAFELY for goodness sake. Black River Concrete 5288 Lapeer Road, Port Huron We Make a Solid Deal Congratulations Class of ’74 Compliments of Deep Six Enterprise 1650 New Hampshire, Marysville 364-6176 Your Headquarters for Portable Typewriters and School Supplies 943 Military Street, Port Huron 984-4120 185 No other bank in town makes this statement We’ve created a monthly statement that details your checking account activity as well as stating your savings account balance. This statement is just one of the features of CHECK-SAVE ... an exciting new concept that combines FREE-CHECKING and AUTOMATIC SAVINGS. CHECK - SAVE AVAILABLE AT ANY OFFICE OF. . . MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK THE SATURDAY BANK SERVING THE ENTIRE BLUE WATER AREA OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ’TIL 4:30 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Class of ' 74 Funeral Homes Inc. Serving the Blue Water District Merlin L. Trumble St. Clair - 329-4766 Marine City — 765-8000 Smith Insurance Agency Goodmen and Sons 1273 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan Gen. Auto Repair Life Hospitalization Disability Income Group call ... RICHARD C. SMITH General Agent 405-501 Water St. Port Huron, Mich. 984-2100 or 984-5489 186 Congratulations Class Of “74” CORNER HURON McMORRAN 335 HURON AVENUE 982-5773 PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 ARENA SPORTING GOODS, INC. Good Friends Restaurant 982-5711 RON McKINCH GARY CRANKSHAW Wni. Gate Son Wholesale Distributor McDonald ice cream 1318 Wisconsin 2315 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. Marysville, Michigan 48040 Hickey ' s Spraying Service 3523 Northwood Telephone (313) 364-9704 (313) 982-1906 Congratulations CUR TIS CHALET Class of ’74’ WILTON’S TV APPLIANCE 2703 Pine Grove Port Huron, Mich. 48060 982-9599 Color TV — AM FM Radio Each Room Individually Controlled Electric Heat Air Conditioning Swimming Pool For the Summer of 1974 Continental Breakfast Served to Your Room 1484 GRATIOT BLVD. For Reservations Call MARYSVILLE, MICH. 48040 (313) 364-7500 187 Shallcross Optical Company 615 Water St. Port Huron, Mich. Phone - YU2-4451 Congratulations Seniors D.J. SHANNON INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance sm-hh 604 Busha Highway Marysville, Michigan THORPE PRINTING SERVICES, INC. 364-6222 Exclusively Franchised On« hour mminm: THE MOST IN DPY CLEANING JERRY SOUPAL. JR. 2037 PINE GROVE RD. PORT HURON. MICHIGAN TRUDELL TIRE SERVICE 985-8223 915 24TH STREET PORT HURON, MICH. Chantal Bridal Bridal Gowns, Formals Accessories 1823 Tenth Street Port Huron, Michigan 982-6500 Wilma Lepien Owner HURON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 308 Wall St. Port Huron, Michigan 985-8183 Saffee ' s Restaurant And Cocktail Lounge PHONE: 982-0123 519 Huron Avenue PORT HURON Congratulations to the class of 74” Port Huron Adjustment Co. Phone: 364-8780 Marysville Flowers Flowers for all occasions Friendly Farmers Market Julian Gloria 501 Gratiot Blvd. Volckaert Marysville, Mich. 189 Better Made Potato Chips JOE WICZKO and SON, Distributor ( 313 ) 364-6953 50 Mack (Lot 48), Marysville, Michigan 48040 ffci STEVENS POOL “ COMPANY INC. 3333 Electric Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 (313) 987-2047 Knapp’s Feed Store Seeds-Feed-Pet Supplies Bolens Lawn Equip. 3735 Lapeer Avenue, Port Huron, Michigan YU 4-4291 LENN’S Itarber Slu i 1305 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan Pryor’s BowlersC ' ll Supply Center S 1 1202 Lapeer YU 2-8143 Stereo Sound Shop TWO LOCATIONS 314 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Riverview Plaza Arcade St. Clair, Michigan McNeice Floor Finishing Since 1919 Laying ★ ★ Sanding ★ ★ Finishing 1 009 1 6th Street Plan k-Parquet-Color Design Floors 987-3161 BOSTICK AUTO PARTS GENERATORS-STARTERS- ALTERNATORS 364-9009 Teachers. . . Are you interested in learning more about the benefits of the Marysville Public Schools District tax-deferred annuity plan? Compliments of “Northwestern Mutual Life is the original underwriter of this plan.” Call me for information without obligation. FERRIS SUNDRIES WILLIAM A. McCOMBER, C.L.U. 2920 Pine Grove Avenue, Port Huron Phone: Office 987-3242 Res. 9874241 Serving the Blue Water District for over 20 years NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE, MILWAUKEE NML 171 1 Gratiot Ave. Marysville, Michigan EM 4-7771 191 Trudell’s Automotive Service 915 24th Street Port Huron Michigan 985-8223 Robert D. Beauchamp Realtor “Professional Competency and Stan Morengo Appliance 982-6651 Integrity” 110 Huron Blvd. Marysville 364-7766 Also located at 215 N. 3rd Street ST. CLAIR 329-3552 2836 Pine Grove Port Huron SERVICE I is more | than just I Phone a word I with us J EMerson 4-6330 Radio Dispatched Trucks DAHLKE RADIO - TELEVISION SALES SERVICE Insured Technician — We service all makes And guaranies our service 274 Bartlett Ed. St. Clair, Michigan 192 985-9553 982-1211 Dependable T.V. Appliance Inc. Sales Service 1924 -10th St. Port Huron, Michigan A1 Kubek Popham ’s Custom Woodworking i - ? ■fc. 3. i T i — - ' r J, 1276 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 364-7551 Viking Lanes 364-8116 1483 Gratiot Blvd. in Marysville Ruffs “Say it with Flowers” Ruff Floral Company Bonded Member F.T.D. YU5-8165 406 Quay St., Port Huron, Michigan tBettinf vmpaay OF PORT HURON 1608 DOVE STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN Phone 982-8501 Area Code 31 3 193 THEUT PRODUCT, INC. MANUFACTURING SAND - GRAVEL CEMENT - MORTAR SEWER CROCK LIME — PLASTER DRAIN TILE - FLUE LINING STEEL SASH Expanded Slag Brick And Block Cut Stone Phone 364-7132 “The Most Progressive Name in Building Materials” MARYSVILLE DAIRY 1207 Gratiot, Marysville Marysville Massage 1110 Washington Blvd. Marysville, Michigan Earl C. Smith Inc. Motor Freight Service C.C. Prichard, President HOME OFFICE: PORT HURON, MICHIGAN P.O. BOX 349 Lumber Co 2325 10th St Port Huron Call 985-6114 194 HURON AUTOMATIC SCREW CO. 4918 GRATIOT RD. PORT HURON 364-6636 WOLVERINE MARKET GROCERIES PARTY SNACKS 712 HURON AVE. PORT HURON, MICH. Stuckey’s Pecan Shoppe 6036 Newman Road St. Clair, Michigan M 329-9351 195 ( W-ygingery u Veriprs Hamilton Beverage Distributors t £, Phone 2828 Ravenswood Marysville, Michigan Somber Machine and Tool Company 1917 20th Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone — 982-9917 Tools — Dies Fixtures Experimental and Production Parts l l DIE COMPANY 1414 Gratiot Marysville, Michigan WE A m - sr- 0 Phone — 364-8647 BEN FRANKLIN At the p Village Green Shopping Center Stationery Needs Houseware Toys Hardware Fabrics Sewing Needs Baby Needs Clothing Phone — 364-6181 196 Doug Bellow, Builder Swimming Pools Home Construction and Accessories above-and below-ground pools fiberglas, stainless steel, and vinyl For an Estimate, Call after 5 p.m. Phone 364-7589 Located at 1352 Georgia in Marysville AAARYSVILLE LIONS CLUB Marysville, Michigan BLUE WATER BUSINESS SERVICES 629 Water St. PORT HURON TAX PLANNING PREPARATION “Board of Directors” SERVICE PROJECTS Wheelchairs Chicken Barbecue Hospital Beds Chris tmas Candy Crutches Walkers White Cane Sight Conservation Leader Dog MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ACCOUNTING - NOTARY PUBLIC 982-7246 197 HOWARD AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS division of Planet JR Corporation” 1631 DOVE Port Huron 984-3177 CARPA ' S TEXACO SERVICE 1810 Gratiot 364-6511 24-Hr. Towing Service L M CAKE DECORATING SUPPLIES BARBE’S FRIENDLY SERVICE 4679 16th Street South Range Rd. 364-6650 A Wedding Graduation Communion Confirmation Advanced and Beginners Classes Lill Muldermans Tune-Up Road Service Free Pick-up and Delivery Minor Repairs MOBIL 3435 Gratiot Marysville 364-9883 198 MEN’S HAIRSTYLING SALON 2339 GRATIOT 984-1788 “PORT HURON’S FINEST CUSTOM HAIR STYLING SALON FOR MEN AND BOYS” Compliments of MARYSVILLE DPW MARYSVILLE MARKET 210 Huron Choice Groceries Meats Blue Water Glass 702 GRISWOLD 982-2494 Replaced and Installed ... Window Glass Auto Glass Aluminum Screens Mirrors Compliments of: CHAMPION BAIT COMPANY 800 Fred Moore Hgwy. ST. CLAIR 329-4 721 CHAMPION INDUSTRIES, INC. Plant General Offices 50171 E. Russell Schmidt Blvd. Michael Polselli MT - CLEMENS PRESIDENT 949-1433 199 . . .