Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

Those were such happy times £ $ y v And not so long ago U A otv wondered where they ' d gone ft § they ' re back again Just like a long lost friend 4 the Sottas loved so well. Ue : se :♦ : � � x 33®s: MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN To Mrs. Shirley Bellow for her dedication as yearbook advisor for nine years. What is friendship? It is many things — It is feeling completely natural with another, shedding all pretense and all shame, just being yourself. It is sharing with another both big and little things, joy and sorrow, laughter and tears. It is counting on another to understand your moods, to put up with your failings, to be there when needed most with a word of encouragement, a smile, a look. How do we know what friendship is? We know because you are our friend, and you are ALL these things. As Time Goes By SEPTEMBER 3 — School ' s off and rollin ' Happy Days Are Here Again 9 — Freshman Cheerleading Tryouts Golf match against Marine City — the first of many victories 170-194 12 — Student Council elections held. Girls win Richmond basketball 46-2 13 — Freshmen sponsor first dance of year. 19 — JV ' s over PH Central 26-0 OCTOBER 23 — Viking Closet opening! . 28 — Band Day at U. of M. the Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-Der-E! 30 — Sophomores order class rings. Put This Ring on Your Finger 4 — Preliminary Homecoming elections. Court members chosen. 10 — Senior Play Tryouts. 12 — Classes begin working on class floats. 24 — Homecoming Bonfire 18 — Woodland Aide volunteers ' field trip to 25 — Homecoming Parade London. Queen Casie Boerre reigns over all! We beat St Clair 21-7! NOVEMBER 4 — VI KING yearbooks go on sale. 7-8 — Parent Conferences Let There Be Peace On Earth 2 — Class pins sold by seniors all week. 3 — Seniors take Betty Crocker test. Karri Jones becomes Homemaker of the Year. 5 — Drama Class enacts ' The Farmer ' s Daughter, ' The Bathroom Door, a nd Day By Day. 6 — School reopens. Boo-hoo! You ' ve Got Me Crying for You. 10 — Students ' schedule for second semester. 16 — Very successful 1975 Swim-A-Thon. 12 — SCCCC Open House for Seniors DECEMBER 11 — Fall Sports Banquet 12 — MHS Choir Christmas Concert We Wish You a Merry Christmas 14 — Student Council sponsors Christmas Dance. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town! JANUARY 20 — New Science Club officers elected. 21-23 — Exams! Impossible! 24 — Junior Prom — Moonlight and Roses Bring Wonderful Memories of You. 22 — Seniors produce A Home for Stray Cats 19 — Sophomores ' rings are here at last! 20 — Ski Club skis at Pine Knob, while the rest of us go home for two weeks — Christmas Vacation 28 — T ryouts for musical, sponsored by Drama Club and Choir. Wrestlers pin PH Central 32-29. 3 — Spirit Week — Blue and White! Basketball Coming-Home Jukka is King for a Night! We won over Cros-Lex 75-36. FEBRUARY Love is not in front or behind. It is beside. Sponsored by sophomores. Dave Turnbull winner. 13 — BOEC Spelling Contest winner — Karen Rogers; Typing Contest winner — Michelle Liddle. 20 — Choir Concert — Be My Valentine. 1 — First Marysville Swim Invitational — Our Swim Fins win over all. We take District Championship from Marine City 53-51. MARCH 8 — Another SCAL Championship — Girls ' Volleyball 18 — Winter Sports Banquet 20-2 — ' The King and I 28 — Joy to the World — Another vacation! APRIL 7 — Back to school. 25 — Students rest while teachers meet. 30 — Blue Water Band Festival. 18 — Spring Band Concert — And the Song Lingers On. MAY 9 — Junior Play — Slice It Thin. 15-18 — Swim Show 22 — Drama Class presents ' The Mouse That Roared. JUNE 1 — Senior Week begins! 5 — Seniors Honors Assembly — ' The 8 — Commencement — Memories Are Made Baccalaureate Services Impossible Dream. of This. 3 — Senior Concert 6 — Senior Dance 13 — The last day of the year — As Time Goes By. CALENDAR - 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS 6 JUNIORS 49 SOPHOMORES 61 FRESHMEN 73 FACULTY 85 SPORTS 101 ACTIVITIES 135 SENIOR DIRECTORY 174 INDEX 178 ADS 182 TABLE OF CONTENTS - 5 1LJ1 _ «w MR V ?g?i . i ■ BBBHBBHIlHWr ‘ 1 VH ■ •■ ip W | lA m2 1 rm + ffl - ( 1 fi ifflii r � iiJ� miT ga— fWlfl I Jr wJmWT m 1 HP i , jpFTljtoiii. _B H hk j g Jfc. • Ml n To Reach the Unreachable Star Valedictorian Honor Roll ROBERT TROY American Legion Award Michigan Mathematics Competition Award DENISE PARTRIDGE American Legion Award RONALD WILTSE Danforth Award Bausch-Lomb Science Award Christian Albert Tricia Boehm Diana Boyd Janeen Brackenbury James Braden Don Breckner Karen Brown Susan Burns Kenneth Cash Jeannette Cowger Karen Cruickshank Donald Czarnecki David Dahlke Kathy Eagen Virginia Eagen Chip Ellis Scott Endean Jody Eveningred Melodie Garverick Thomas Headlee Suanne Heaman Cindy Helzer Karen Hinkley Scot Hoskins Dale Hrisca Vickie Irvine Kathy Isaac JODY EVENINGRED Danforth Award 8 — SENIOR HONORS To Be Better Far Than Honor Roll Salutatorian Barbara Keeler Steve Keener Cindy Klann Luanne Klettner Michelle Liddle Karen Maples Cheryl McCallister Patricia McHenry Phillip Moran Tom Osentoski Denise Partridge Brian Phillips Patty Pohl Gerald Porrett Cathy Richards Joseph Schulte JoAnn Schultz Lisa Smith Joanne Sparling Karin Spencer Cindy Sulkowski Ken Sygit Robert Troy Jeff Wheel is Ronald Wiltse Denise Wojcik DON BRECKNER AMPLIFIER Journalism Award Calvin Moulton Activity Award We Are TRICIA BOEHM MICHELLE LIDDLE BOEC Honors Award KARRI JONES Betty Crocker Award SENIOR HONORS - 9 To Dream The Impossible Dream PATRICIA McHENRY VIKING Editor-in-Chief DAR Award VIKING Journalism Award VIKING Service Awards KAREN HINKLEY Business Manager VICKIE IRVINE Senior Editor TOM MALONE Sports Editor CHERYL McCAL LISTER Advertising Manager BRENDA MCDONALD Senior Editor PATTY POHL Copy Editor KARIN SPENCER Layout Editor TERI STUMP Faculty Editor PAM WILSON Chief Photographer 10 — SENIOR HONORS 9 t r 7 I I i i MR. FRANK MARTIN CHIEF ADVISOR MR. WILLIAM McKEAND MISS BEVERLY BUTLER MR. NEIL COLLARD MISS CLARE VIVIAN MRS. MARILYN N GORHAM MR. ARTHUR HEIMBURGER DR. BURMAN MISENAR MISS MARILYN FEDRAW SENIOR ADVISORS - 11 Senior Class Officers: Patricia McHenry, Treasurer Sue Burns, Vice-President; Casie Boerre, Secretary; Don Breckner, President Back Row: Dwaine Havens, Renee ' Warner, Chip Ellis, Cathy Richards, Joe Schulte, Lisa Smith, Barry Ablett. Front Row: Mary Schultz, Suanne Heaman, Kathy Eagen, Karen Maples, Dawn Lehto, Cheryl McCallister, Melodie Garverick. We May Never Pass This Way Again ‘tfloWehJL Life — so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away Love — like the autumn sun Should be dying, but it ' s only just begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don ' t see just where we ' re goin ' And all the secrets of the universe whisper in our ears And all the years will come and go And take us up, always up We may never pass this way again Dreams — so they say Are for fools and they let them drift away Peace — like the silent dove Should be flyin ' but it ' s only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears, and all the years Will come and go And take us up, only up We may never pass this way again cAfottor As we begin, so we also have ended Let us look to our future with hope And let us not forget our past But instead use it as our teacher. i?sOlol Royal Blue Silver SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE - 13 Red White Roses Cindy Nordstrom devoted much time to the skirts of the senior float. ) 9 i Sandy MacArthur, Tom Malone, and Melodie Garverick posed by the Viking snowman they made October 20. Casie Boerre was crowned queen during half-time festivities of homecoming ' 74. For the second consecutive year, the Class of 1975 took first place in float competition for homecoming. George Askar posed a minute for our camera as he set up his own for another senior picture. 14 -SENIOR LIFE Mr. Mason of the Terryberry Co. helped Patricia McHenry and Chris Albert order announcements. The class changed tradition and ordered royal blue and silver announcements. Bob Troy was honored at the Senior Pep Assembly as a senior golf member. n « 0 Mr. Stephens presented Nancy DeNardin with a basketball trophy during the fall sports banquet. Miss Vivian, senior class co-ordinator, measured Eric Anderson ' s head for senior cap. (above). JoAnn Schultz stood straight for gown measurement as class president, Don Breckner, wrote the order. Last time seniors registered took place January 10. Robin Peters looked relieved as he got the classes he wanted. 15- SENIOR LIFE BARRY ABLETT Oh, for the simple life, for tents and starry skies! CHRISTIAN ALBERT will study and prepare myself so that when my chance comes, shall be ready. CHARLES R. ALFOLDY III I ' ve only just begun. ERIC P. ANDERSON Life is like an endless rope with many knots, but is a lifeline to hang on to. So don ' t get to the end of your rope too soon. ERIC R. ANDERSON A man isn ' t poor if he can still laugh. JUDY ANGLEBRANDT It ' s not time to make a change; just relax and take it easy. SENIORS - 17 LAURIE ANGOVE Happiness is like a sunbeam , reflected by a glowing smile. JANET AUSTIN Look up at the mountain have to climb; it is hard to get by just upon a smile ... it is a wild world. HAROLD G. ARMSTEAD Let us all be ruled by time , the wisest counselor of all. SANDY BAKER Be patient with everyone , but above all with yourself. MICKEY ARTMAN A friend is to be taken with his faults. PAUL J. BARBE One meets his destiny often in the road he takes to avoid it. 18 -SENIORS TRICIA LEEE BOEHM The doorway to happiness is the door that opens from within. DOUG BORGMAN Love , confusion , destruction , and heat Life for sure is bittersweet CASIE BOERRE Be happy with what you have and are; be generous with both , and you won ' t have to hunt for happiness. GREG BOWEN As many as the grains of sand , there are people who love you for being yourself. ALAN R. BOOTH Our dignity is not in what we do , but what we understand. DIANA BOYD We may not change the world in one day , but we still can change some things today in our small way. SENIORS - 19 JAMES BRADEN Every race makes you a better man. It ' s not beating another person so much, but triumphing over yourself. MARY LYNN BREADY What must do is all that concerns me, not what people think. JANEEN BRACKENBURY To live fully we must learn to use things and love people ... not love things and use people. DON BRECKNER We are what we believe we can be. THOMAS R. BRINKER I ' ll be different and I ' ll be free, just having fun being me. SENIORS GERALD BROWN I ' m me , nobody spectacular! Just me , and that ' s the way plan to stay! KAREN BROWN All men desire peace , but few are willing to work for it. BEVERLY SMARCH BROWN An individual is someone who is free , yet not alone in life. SENIORS - 21 KENNETH CASH The future will take care of itself if men will pay atterition to the present. HOLLY CHAPPELLE Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. PATRINA CATALDO Always friendly to everyone. Full of mischief and lots of fun. BRENDA CHURCHILL She is a maid of artless grace , quiet of voice and sweet of face. KIM CONRAD Concentrate on today. Don ' t worry about tomorrow. 22- SENIORS JESSE COOPER Don ' t talk about your abilities. Demonstrate them. JENNY COWGER There ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out KAREN CRUICKSHANK We sleep , but the loom of life never stops , and the pattern , which was weaving when the sun went down , is weaving when to come up tomorrow. MIKE CURTIS A long life may not be good enough , but a good life is long enough. GORDON D. CULTER The tragedy of life is not that we die, but what dies inside us while we live. DON CZARNECKI The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he ' s going. SENIORS - 23 DAVE DAHLKE Your outlook on life is bound to be brighter from behind a smile. DEEANN D ' ARCY Joys divided are increased. NANCY DENARDIN You can never say anything but what you are. TIM DILLON What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? BRIAN DIMICK Music is the universal language of mankind. 24- SENIORS TIM DIMICK Look forward — and press forward . JULIE DONALDSON There is only success — to spend your life in your own way. KATHY EAGEN Happiness is usually to be found in effort VIRGINIA EAGEN You can only get out of life , what you put into it CHIP ELLIS Life is the challenge of competition , and the reaching of a goal. SENIORS - 25 SCOTT ENDEAN A task worth doing and friends worth having make life worth living. DAVE FRIZZLE Don ' t sit down and take what comes; go after what you want JODY EVENINGRED can do all things t hrough Christ which strengthened me. KAREN FISHER Two roads diverged in a wood. And - took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. RICK FULTZ First say to yourself what you would be, and then do what you have to do. THERESA GARDNER Life is not the wick or the candle; it ' s the burning. 26 -SENIORS KIRK GARVERICK love the life within me. feel part of everything see. love the life around me. A part of everything is here in me. CURT HANDS The less of routine, the more of life. MELODIE GARVERICK We are here to add what we can to life, not to get what we can from it. ALWYN GREGG Life is meant to be enjoyed. SENIORS - 27 GEORGE HAZLINSKY He is not laughed at that laughs at himself first. CHUCK HERBERT We may change with the seasons, but the seasons will not change us. CINDY M. HELZER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. SUANNE HEAMAN Each day learn just a little bit more, don ' t know why but do know what for. 28 - SENIORS KAREN HINKLEY The grand essentials of happiness are DALE HRISCA Honesty, integrity, attitude, desire attributes I ' ll always endeavor inspire. JEFF HOLLINGSWORTH Dreaming, thinking, ready for my happy day, and some Easy Living. VICKIE IRVINE Dreams full of promises. Hopes for the future — I ' ve had many. Dreams can ' t remember now. Hopes that I ' ve forgotten — Faded memories. SENIORS -29 KATHY ISAAC The river of life flows through many mountains and valleys , but its delta is always predestined. KARRI JONES Begin at once to live and count each separate day as a separate life. KIRK KAMMER In life as in a football game, the principle to follow is: Hit the line hard. BARBARA KEELER Those who love are never alone. STEVE KEENER The business of life is to go forward. CHERYL A. KELCH The man who finds life will find it through trusting God. 30 — SENIORS JOHN KEYWORTH Friendship is to be purchased only by friendship. TINA R. KITTS Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. £ CINDY KLANN To understand people , must try to hear what they are not saying — what they perhaps will never be able to say. LUANN KLETTNER Laugh with a vast and inextinguishable laughter. SENIORS - 31 32 HERBERT LAMBERT No man is free who is not a master of himself. SUSIE LEVEQUE Love is the key we must turn , Truth the flame we must burn , Freedom the lesson we must learn. SENIORS DAWN LEHTO In the solitude of our minds we can look to the future , for we know what we are but not what we may be. JOE LASHER The best way to cheer yourself up is to cheer somebody else up. MICHELLE LIDDLE My interest is in the future because am going to spend the rest of my life there. WILLIAM LINDSAY have just begun to live . GLENN LOTTNER If pleasure interferes with work , quit ... work, that is. ANITA L. MAGEE Make new friends, but keep the old! THOMAS MALONE The happier the time , the quicker it passes. SENIORS - 33 BRENDA MCDONALD Yes, there are two paths. You can go back but there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. PATRICIA ANN McHENRY Remember there ' s a blue sky behind the blackest cloud. N. STUART McLEOD Seek not to direct him. For he shall choose his ways. 34- SENIORS PAT MELVILLE Seek out the true , wish for the good , and the best do. JOHN MILLER I ' ll find a way — or make one. RANDY H. MOORE Come forth , and bring with you a heart that watches and receives. SENIORS - 35 Laughter makes the world go round. MARY NEAD If don ' t meet you in this world , I ' ll meet you in the next world. Just don ' t be late. BRENDA NELSON She is free who lives as she chooses. 36 -SENIORS PETE NEUMANN live for fun and fun have. CINDY NORDSTROM am a part of all that have met. DAVE OATES Half a man ' s wisdom goes with his courage. CHRISTINA CAMPBELL O ' NEIL It is difficult to say what is impossible , for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. THOMAS OSENTOSKI Succeeding comes only by trying. 2 DENISE A. PATRIDGE MICHAEL PATTERSON The only safe and sure way to Praise makes good men better. SENIORS - 37 destroy an enemy is to make him your friend. MARIE PAYIONK Remember by finding things within yourself , only then will you be able to share them with others. SUE PERRY Never let your morals prevent you from doing what is right. DAVE PERRY The only way to have a friend is to be one. ROBIN PETERS A long life may not be good enough, but a good life is long enough. MIKE PERRY Honesty is the rarest wealth anyone can possess. BRIAN PHILLIPS Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. 38 - SENIORS JULIE PHIPPEN The world is merely a stage and we are all the cast PATTY POHL The day grows fresh with wonders and miracles to be discovered. ROBIN POLLEY Every sincere man is right. RON POLLEY A man ' s own manner and character is what most becomes him. GERALD PORRETT My life is mine; let me live it my way. SENIORS -39 CATHY RICHARDS If we only have love , then tomorrow will dawn and the days of our years will rise on that morn. RANDY RAINES He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes. He who does not remains a fool forever. BILL ROGERS Good humor isn ' t a trait of character; it is an art which requires practice. BECKY REEVES It matters now how long we live, but how. 40 — SENIORS Speak not of wasted affection , THOMAS ROWE Affection is never wasted. The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. KAREN SCHAMBRE Live life to the fullest; for today ' s memories are of yesterday. JON SARTWELL Life is meant to be enjoyed. DALE SCHMITT The Secret of happy living is not to do what you like , but like what you do. SENIORS -41 JOSEPH SCHULTE JOANN SCHULTZ When a man puts a limit on what he Not how lavishly but how happily you can do , he puts a limit on what he will live is what counts. do. MARIE SCHULTZ Our life is scarce the twinkle of a star in God ' s eternal day. MARY M. SCHULTZ A kind heart is a fountain of gladness , making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. JfiSfJri; DAVE SHIMMEL There are two good things in life — freedom of thought and freedom of action. 42- SENIORS MARGARET SHINN A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive , knowledge delightful , and wit good natured. LISA SMITH Pick up the pieces you see before you; don ' t let your weakness destroy you. You know wherever you go, the world will follow, so let your reasons be true to you. NANCI SMITH Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. TAMMY SMITH The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved; it is a reality to be experienced. JOANNE SPAR LING If were to begin life again , would devote it to music. It is the only cheap and unpunished rapture upon earth. SENIORS - 43 ROBERT STERLING Friendship is the gift of the gods , and the most precious born to man. KARIN SPENCER After the verb to love ' to help is the most beautiful verb in the world. CYNTHIA ANN SULKOWSKI I ' ve finally decided my future lies beyond the yellow brick road. ft TERI STUMP If there is anything better than to be loved , it is to love. RICHARD IVAN SWANSON Life is like a lock. Once you figure out the way it works , there is nothing to opening it. 44 -SENIORS ROBERT SWOFFER If you do your best , you can stand up against the worst that may befall. JEAN TAYLOR You and have memories , longer than the road that stretches on ahead. KEN SYGIT am glad to be me because don ' t have to look at myself . GUY TAYLOR To be great is to be misunderstood. RAYMOND THATCHER go today to search for my tomorrow. Tomorrow I ' ll come searching for today. SENIORS 45 SALLY THOMAS Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. SCOTT TURNBULL An individual ' s first duty is to live his life as his principles demand. 46- SENIORS ROBERT TROY The man who reaches the top is the one who is not content with doing just what is required of him. JANET TRASKO Life is a pure flame and we live by an invisibi e sun within us all. DON ULLMAN We tire of those pleasures we take but never of those we give. JUKKA URAMO If we are to live together in peace , we must come to know each other better. CONSTANCE WAGNER He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep , to gain what he cannot lose. JESSIE B. VANTIEM The purpose of life — to love and to be loved. JANET VANTIEM When all else is lost , the future still remains. RENEE WARNER Life is like a meadow of flowers , lovely! SENIORS -47 JEFF WHEELIS All great discoveries are made by men whose feelings run ahead of their thinking. JOE WICZKO must respect the opinions of others even if disagree with them. PAMELA WILSON Happy thoughts of good times past make memories that last and last. RON WILTSE The man who does things makes many mistakes , but he never makes the biggest mistake of all — doing nothing. DENISE L. WOJCIK We can only change the world by changing man. MICHAEL WOOLMAN To feel accomplishment and satisfaction in making another person happier and carefree. NANCI WRIGHT Now, Tve been happy lately thinking about the good things to come, and believe it could be something good has begun. Chris Agostino Beth Ahies Paul Angove Elizabeth Bailey Sue Baker Mary Jo Beaudry Sue Bergdoll Diane Bier Dave Boddy Wade Bowen Linda Boyd John Boyle Melba Briggs Joe Brinker 50- JUNIORS Tim Buelow Pat Burley Cyndy Butcher Mike Campbell Tena Campbell Vicki Campbell Joan Carolan Mark Carufel Anna Chapdelaine Ray Churilla Cathy Clouse Dawn Coggins Nominees for Homecoming representative: Sue Bergdoll, Linda Gaffney, Kris Kujat So Much To Say; Pam Featherstone Patti Foor Sue Francesconi Nominees for Homecoming representative: Mary Ann Vanlerberghe, Janice Wilson, Kim Zepp. 52- JUNIORS So Much To Give -- Class of 76 Linda Gaffney Sharon Gardner Kris Garverick Thomas Goodin Shelly Goulette JUNIORS 53 Scott Horth Kirk Howes Ann Hudson Ralph Johnson Eugene Kegley Angela Koppelberger Rick Kennedy Karon Ketchum Kevin Koschnitzke Kevin Krueger Laura Knox Kris Kujat Michael D. Labadie Margie Laird Mary Lambert Dan Lents 54- JUNIORS Deb MacDonald Marie McDonald Ken Mareski Geri McIntosh A B e t t e r JUNIORS - 55 Pu ll Together, Right Now Tami Pickering Becky Pochodylo Brian Pullen Debbie Putze Dolores Putze Scott Quant Pam Quinn Mike Ramsey 56- JUNIORS Inspired Juniors Work Hard! Warren Randall Pam Robbins Gerry Rose Scott Samples Kathy Samuelson Gayle Sawdon John Sawdon Sue Schlinkert Laura Schmorrow Cathy Shafran Kevin Siler Chuck Simmons Mike Simonds Don Small Dwight Spencer Sue Spencer Linda Sulkowski Mike Swanson JUNIORS - 57 Three Down . . . Mike Voisard Tom Wagar Wendy Walker Bonnie Ward Gail Waters 58- JUNIORS Dave Watson Peggy Watson Linda Webb Dan Welser Jim Welser Mariann Wiczko Mike Willemsen Janet Williams Janice Wilson John Wilson One to Go! Trenia Yielding Harold Zablocki Mike Zacharias Steve Zauner Sue Zauner Skip Zeller Kim Zepp Class Advisors in charge of concessions were Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Bellow. Chief Advisor was Mr. Philp. In charge of the Junior Prom was Mr. Venia. JUNIORS - 59 60 - JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE OFFICERS VOOU You ' re Sixteen, Linda Armstrong Katheryn Bailey Randy Bergdoll Joe Bixler Brian Boettner Diane Bennett 62- SOPHOMORES You ' re Beautiful! Judy Boshaw Steve Bovvers Ray Bowman Tom Braden John Brown Karlene Brywig SOPHOMORES - 63 The Days . . . Amy Darnell Sue DeNardin Theresa Detzler Chris Dimick Debbie Doan 64- SOPHOMORES To Remember Marchel Feick Mark Feick Doug Francesconi Pat Francesconi Debbie Gaffney Bob Galant Come on, Joe Paul Genaw Fran Gentner Jody Good men. Kathy Goyette Kim Green hoe Gloria Guinn Larry Haggerty SOPHOMORES - 65 Poems, Prayers, and Promises - Jamie Kitts Ruth Ann Kleeves Sophomore class representative Mary Ann Albert and her escort Pat Miller. Duane Kolasinski Mary Koschnitzke 66- SOPHOMORES Things That We Believe In Laurie Laidlaw Pat Miller Winnie Lambert Roy Langolf Bill Lathrum Donald Leach Scott Loeding Bruce Mackay Paul Mallorey Tim Malone The sophomore class float saying “The Victory Shell Come Tor-Toise won third place in the float competition. Frank Lepine Marybeth Mazure Chuck McKinlay Tammie Miller SOPHOMORES - 67 We Can Work ft Out Together , Thomas Morrish Dennis Munro Kelly Murphy Ron Myers Tim Nutt Jeff Oates Tim O ' Boyle Kathy Oles Debbie Oliver Louie Oliver Karen Osentoski Tony Osentoski Chuck Paldanius Mark Pattison Eileen Pavlov Nancy Pearson Back Row: Mr. Elsholz, Mrs. Elsholz, Mr. Braun, Mr. Yon. Front Row: Mr. Puskarich, Chief Advisor; Miss Arno, Mr. Salvo, Mr. Houck. 68- SOPHOMORES Sophomores Are UNPRECEDENTED! Kellie Phillips Carol Randall , , ■ m t • j jMi ► 1 4 ; V;%i Jr I rnrhcZ -r . Don Porrett Cheryl Pretty Doug Redford Rick Redpath Kathy Reid Debbie Reynolds Orville Rock Karen Rogers Sue Rymers Laurie Sager Beth Samples Douglas Sawdon Wayne Sawdon Mike Schambre Sue Randall I V , SOPHOMORES - 69 Turn Around and Look at the Good Times Karen Vargo Jennifer Venia Jim Walker Richard Walsh Todd Watson 70 - SOPHOMORES Dreams to Remember about Yesterday Julie Zimmer Dixie Zinzo SOPHOMORES - 71 iNe Can Make It Happen Sophomore Steering Committee - Back Row: Kim Greenhoe, Krys Worley, Row: Julianne Evans, Brian Boettner, Debbie LaGruth, Beth Stoliker, Renee Joan Durentini, Kathy Goyette. Front Soboleski. Joe Bixler — President Sue DeNardin — Treasurer 72 - SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE OFFICERS Paul Mallorey - Vice-President Becky Stark — Secretary [ . mi V W 4?%p JW ■ r ' ' ■� ’ ; iJKJ ■l ’ 4 4 4 I 1 ; 1 M ■ U W J 1 1 1 fca3V. « J j l ' ' mm rn rrr L 4% V T%j 3 Pr Trudy Boehm Paul Booth Jeanne Bowman Kristin Breckner Joyce Carlisle Joseph Carolan Mary Cataldo Ron Chapdelaine Dave Churchill Bob Cleaver Sharon Badley Terri Beaudry Jean Bixler Dale Brywig Brian Burns Tammy Campbell Tracy Chappelle 74- FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Sheryl Endean They Tried to Tell Us Terry Ernest Tracie Eveningred Debbie Farnsworth Teresa Fezatte Patty Fisher Karen Fiedler Sandy Galant Jill Gates Freshmen won honorable mention for a job well done. T resa Gaffney Dawn Hanchera John Goodwin Doreen Harris Gayle Harris Nancy Hartel James Havens DeeAnn Hands 76- FRESHMEN Kathy Headlee We ' re Too Young Bill Henry Rick Herman Cecila Hollis Becky Hool Lovely Darcy Warner represented her class of 1978. Bob Hornby Terri Hill Lori Hillman John Hollingsworth Steve Hrisca Kyle Hoskins FRESHMEN - 77 The 78 ' ers Jane Lasher 78 — FRESHMEN Have Arrived! Ty Morrison Mike O ' Boyle Where does this thing go? Ray Magee Sandy Mazure Mike Mitchell Kim A. Mohr Angie Morrison Smile Kaethe Myles Ken Pakulski Jim Nelson Carol Paldanius FRESHMEN Ooh, Child, Doug Parker Jean Parrish Brian Pavlik Jerry Pearson Linda Pickering Laurie Pochodylo Barbara Pullen Tim Raines Dick Ramsey Joe Redford Russell Regulinski Connie Richards Paul Richter Alicia Rivard Cindy Rogers Jim Rymers 80 - FRESHMEN Things Are Going to Get Easier Rick Saffee Linda Salvo Dave Saunders Mark Sari John Schambre Jim Schiller Chris Schultz Janet Shimmel Chris Shinn Carolyn Siefert FRESHMEN - 81 WE ' VE ONL Y JUST BEGUN Cheryl Anne Sutton Cathy Swierkosz Helen Taylor Alan Tobczyk Marjory Teeple Back Row: Miss Mullen, Mr. Den Uyl, Chief Advisor Mr. Wheeler. Front Row: Mrs. McCall, Mr. Suprenant, Mr. MacDonald, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Blackney. Not pictured: Miss Buckner, Mr. Jackson. We ' ve only just begun. Before the rising sun We fly. So many roads to choose. We start out walking and learn to run. And when Evening comes We smile. So much of Life ahead We ' ll find a place Where there ' s room to grow. Yes, we ' ve just begun ... C.R. Tetlock Michele Thompson Angie Tomalo Judy Trasko Jeff Troy Mike Turnbull Cathy Ullman 82- FRESHMEN Jean Vanderscors Jill Ward Mary Ann VanTiem Darcy Warner TO LIVE Mary Warren Jane Ward Dave Watson David Wedge Kim Wedge Darren Wehner Bob Wool man Walter Wright Mark Westrick Sandra Young Jim Zimmer FRESHMEN - 83 Freshmen Steer The Way ' For Me Back Row: Ken Soboleski, Dave Quinn, Paul Booth, Jane Lasher. Front Row: Kelli Livingston, Jean Bixler, Kim Kujat, Jill Heaman. 84 - FRESHMAN OFFICERS SHINE YOUR LIGHT MRS. SHIRLEY MCCALL: Freshman Advisor, S.A.E. Advisor. MRS. DIANA RIX: Senior Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor, Volleyball Coach, Swim Show Advisor. MR. CHARLES SALVO: Sophomore Advisor, Band Director. 86 - FACULTY FOR EVERYONE TO SEE MISS JANET ARNO: Sophomore Advisor, French Club Advisor. MRS. SHIRLEY BELLOW: Junior Advisor, Yearbook Advisor. MISS BEVERLY BUTLER: Senior Advisor, Debate Forensics Advisor. Baseball, Assistant Varsity Football. FACULTY - 87 A-B-C EASY MR. STEWART MACDONALD: Freshman Advisor, Junior Play Advisor, Senior Play Advisor. MR. MICHAEL PATTERSON: Junior Advisor, Cross Country Coach, Swimming Coach, Student Council Advisor. MISS CLARE VIVIAN: Senior Advisor, AMPLIFIER Advisor. 88 - FACULTY AS 1 -2 -3 MRS. JANET ELSHOLZ: Sophomore Advisor. MR. JAMES PUSKA RICH: Sophomore Chief Advisor, Camera Club Advisor. FACULTY - 89 We Don ' t MR. JAMES VENIA: Junior Advisor, Junior Varsity Football Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. MISS MARILYN FEDRAW: Senior Advisor and Ski Club Advisor. MR. WILLIAM MCKEAND: Senior Advisor, Science Club Advisor. 90- FACULTY But We ' ve Got What it Takes! Coach Jackson instructs his Fifth Hour Health Education Class. MRS. ELLEN BURNS: Junior Class Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor, Girls ' Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. PAUL JACKSON: Freshman Class Advisor, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. FACULTY - 91 TAKING CARE MR. THOMAS HADDEN: Junior Class Advisor, Market Club Advisor, Assistant Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach. MR. ARTHUR HEIMBURGER Senior Class Advisor. 92- FACULTY OF BUSINESS MR. RICHARD DEN UYL: Freshman Class Advisor, Freshman Football Coach. MR. ED ELSHOLZ: Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. WILLIAM PHILP: Junior Class Chief Advisor. MR. EUGENE MR. JOHN SAZEHN: SUPRENANT: Freshman Junior Class Advisor, Class Advisor. Varsity Wrestling Coach. FACULTY - 93 Live and Learn MRS. EMILY BLACKNEY: Freshman Class Advisor. MR. FRANK MARTIN: Senior Class Chief Advisor. MR. FRANK WHEELER: Freshman Class Chief Advisor. 94- FACULTY Just Call . . . When You Need a Friend Ml SS JACQUELINE HECKMAN: Junior Advisor. MRS. MARILYNN GORHAM: Senior Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor. DR. BURMAN MISENAR: Senior Advisor, Assistant Director of the Camera Club. Miss Heckman lends a hand. FACULTY - 95 Magic Bus Bus Drivers ' Mascot, Betsy. Back Row: Ralph Poole, Dick York, John Hurley, Ray Siemen, Kathleen Tatham. Front Row: Judy Allen, Rae Ann Smith, lla Hoetger, Florence Durrant, Donna Heise, Margaret Green. Not Pictured: Don Durrant, Vern Dickinson, Linda Smith, Grant Palmer. 96 - SCHOOL PERSONNEL Top of the World HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Durnell F. Stephens ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Terry Post SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Ronald G. Wiltse ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT IN CHARGE OF BUSINESS BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. George Pake Back Row: Mr. Kenneth Foerster, Mr. Milton Rogers, Mr. Lou Schmorrow. Front Row: Mrs. Sophie Pohl, Mrs. Ruth Bier. Not Pictured: Mr. Robert Teeple, Mr. Robert Wright. ADMINISTRATION - 97 Try a Little MRS. MAUREEN POCHODYLO MRS. DOLORES CUMMINGS MRS. FAY NEAL Secretary School Nurse Library Clerk 98 - SCHOOL PERSONNEL Kindness MRS. WINNIE CONGER Bookkeeper MRS. MARIE KNUTH Superintendent ' s Secretary MR. HERB HORNBACHER City Recreation Director MR. ROBERT WATSON Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. BRONA BAILEY Bookkeeper - Secretary SCHOOL PERSONNEL - 99 CAN HELP Mrs. Bromley, Mrs. Balhoff, Mrs. Reid, Mr. Belkiewicz, Mrs. Garrow, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. McMartin. Dwaine Havens inquires advice from Mr. Robert Watson, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. 100 - SCHOOL PERSONNEL VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 3 Marysville 60 Romeo 52 Dec. 6 Marysville 49 P.H. Central 43 Dec. 13 Algonac 51 Marysville 49 Dec. 17 Marysville 76 Richmond 59 Dec. 20 Marine City 57 Marysville 47 Jan. 3 Marysville 58 P.H. Northern 49 Jan. 4 Marysville 55 P.H. High 43 Jan. 7 Chippewa Valley 62 Marysville 42 Jan. 10 Marysville 83 Cros-Lex 61 Jan. 14 Marysville 71 St. Clair 62 Jan. 17 Marysville 57 Anchor Bay 47 Jan. 23 Marysville 58 P.H. Central 45 Jan. 25 Royal Oak Shrine 45 Marysville 37 Jan. 31 Marysville 50 Algonac 46 Feb. 1 Marysville 68 Lutheran East 58 Feb. 7 Marysville 72 Marine City 65 Feb. 11 Marysville 58 Chippewa Valley 54 Feb. 14 Marysville 75 Cros-Lex 36 Feb. 18 Marysville 59 St. Clair 52 Feb. 21 Marysville 66 Anchor Bay 59 Feb. 26 Marysville 51 P.H. Central 42 Feb. 28 Marysville 53 Marine City 51 March 4 Lutheran West 60 Marysville 49 J.V. FOOTBALL Sept 12 Lapeer 24 Marysville 8 Sept 19 Marysville 26 P.H. Central 0 Sept. 26 Marysville 40 Algonac 14 Oct. 3 Marysville 40 Marine City 14 Oct 10 Marysville 41 Chippewa Valley 30 Oct 17 Marysville 35 Cros-Lex 16 Oct 31 Marysville 25 Anchor Bay 0 Nov. 5 P.H. Northern 24 Marysville 18 WRESTLING Dec. 3 Capac 45 Marysville 22 Dec. 10 Tower 39 Marysville 30 Dec. 12 Anchor Bay 40 Marysville 12 Dec. 17 Lutheran 41 Marysville 11 East Dec. 20 Clarenceville Invitational 4th Jan. 4 Lake Shore Invitational 8th Jan. 7 Richmond 33 Marysville 28 Jan. 9 Marysville 30 Almont 30 Jan. 16 St. Clair 32 Marysville 20 Jan. 28 Marysville 32 P.H. 29 Central Jan. 30 Algonac 55 Marysville 3 Feb. 1 City Championship 4th Feb. 3 Cass City 38 Marysville 17 Feb. 6 Marine City 29 Marysville 22 F b. 13 Lake Shore 39 Marysville 17 Feb. 15 S.C.A.L. 8th Feb. 22 Districts 11th Feb. 25 Yale 33 Marysville 26 102 - SPORTS SCHEDULE GIRLS ' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SOFTBALL Dec. 5 Marysville 42 P.H. 25 April 21 Yale Central April 24 Marine City Dec. 10 Marysville 57 P.H. 39 April 28 St. Clair Arrows May 5 Yale Dec. 12 Marysville 63 Algonac 31 May 9 P.H. Northern Dec. 17 Marysville 47 P.H. Braves 35 May 12 St. Clair Dec. 19 Marysville 44 Marine City 38 May 15 P.H. Central Jan. 6 Chippewa 63 Marysville 57 May 17 City Championship Valley May 19 Marine City Jan. 9 Marysville 63 Cros-Lex 33 May 21 Districts Jan. 13 Marysville 64 St. Clair 47 May 24 Pre- Districts Jan. 16 Marysville 59 Anchor Bay 50 May 27 P.H. Central Jan. 23 P.H. 51 Marysville 45 Central GIRLS ' TRACK Jan. 29 Marysville 50 Algonac 48 April 18 Anchor Bay Feb. 6 Marine City 47 Marysville 35 April 23 Marine City Feb. 10 Chippewa 80 Marysville 66 May 8 Richmond Valley May 14 Chippewa Valley Feb. 13 Marysville 77 Cros-Lex 42 May 21 Cros-Lex Feb. 17 Marysville 67 St Clair 54 Feb. 20 Marysville 56 Anchor Bay 45 JV BASKETBALL TRACK Dec. 3 Romeo 66 Marysville 62 March 28 Huron Relays Dec. 6 Marysville 58 P.H. 30 April 4 Spartan Relays Central April 9 New Haven, Dec. 13 Algonac 40 Marysville 37 Marlette Dec. 17 Marysville 63 Richmond 31 April 11 Richmond, Dec. 20 Marysville 47 Marine City 37 Yale Jan. 7 Chippewa 43 Marysville 41 April 16 St. Clair Valley April 18 Runathon Jan. 10 Marysville 53 Cros-Lex 14 April 21 Port Huron Central Jan. 14 St. Clair 63 Marysville 59 April 23 Anchor Bay Jan. 17 Anchor Bay 45 Marysville 39 April 26 Central Relays Jan. 23 Marysville 50 P.H. 19 April 29 Cros-Lex Invitational Ppntral May 2 Marysville Relays Jan. 25 Royal Oak 49 V vii u di Marysville 36 May 5 Algonac Shrine May 7 Marine City Jan. 31 Marysville 50 Algonac 35 May 14 Chippewa Valley Feb. 1 Marysville 54 Lutheran 43 May 21 Cros-Lex East May 23 City Championship Feb. 7 Marine City 59 Marysville 34 May 28 S.C.A.L. Feb. 11 Marysville 73 Chippewa 68 May 30 JV Meet — Valley Chippewa Valley Feb. 14 Marysville 57 Cros-Lex 41 Feb. 18 St Clair 42 Marysville 38 Feb. 21 Marysville 45 Anchor Bay 37 TENNIS April 9 L ' Anse Creuse April 11 Armada CROSS COUNTRY April 14 St. Clair Sept. 12 Marysville 18 Anchor Bay 37 April 17 Anchor Bay Sept 14 Holly Invitational 19th April 21 Port Huron Central Sept 19 P.H. 21 Marysville 36 April 23 L ' Anse Creuse Central April 24 Algonac Sept. 26 Algonac 21 Marysville 38 April 28 Marine City Oct 3 Marine City 25 Marysville 34 May 1 Chippewa Valley Oct 5 Marlette Invitational 3rd May 5 Cros-Lex Oct. 8 L ' anse 37 Marysville 49 May 8 St. Clair Creuse May 9 City Championship Oct 8 Lutheran 42 Marysville 49 May 12 Anchor Bay East May 15 Port Huron Central Oct. 10 Marysville 28 Chippewa 28 May 17 Regionals Valley May 19 Algonac Oct. 12 Oxford Invitational 18th May 21 Armada Oct 15 City Championship 3rd May 22 Marine City Oct. 17 Cros-Lex 27 Marysville 28 May 27 Chippewa Valley Oct 17 Marysville 23 Sandusky 33 May 29 Cros-Lex Oct 24 Marysville 28 St. Clair 29 June 2 S.C.A.L. Oct. 30 S.C.A.L. 6th SWIMMING Dec. 4 Marysville 51 Flint Powers Dec. 6 Utica Ford 63 Marysville Dec. 10 Marysville 45 Warren Tower Dec. 12 Lakeshore 103 Marysville Dec. 17 Clintondale 103 Marysville Jan. 7 Marysville 52 DeLaSalle Jan. 9 Marysville 50 River Rouge Jan. 15 Ypsilanti Lincoln 89 Marysville Jan. 28 South Lake 57 Marysville Jan. 30 Clintondale 45 Marysville Feb. 4 Marysville 51 River Rouge Feb. 12 DeLaSalle 47 Marysville Feb. 14 Flint Powers 99 Marysville Feb. 18 Marysville 100 Flat Rock Feb. 25 Marysville 47 E corse March 1 Marysville Invitational GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL Jan. 15 P.H. Northern 2 Marysville Jan. 22 Marysville 2 P.H. Central Jan. 29 Marysville 2 Algonac Feb. 5 Marysville 2 Marine City Feb. 6 P.H. Northern 2 Marysville Feb. 10 Marysville 2 L ' anse Creuse Feb. 12 Marysville 2 Chippewa Valley Feb. 19 Marysville 2 Cros-Lex Feb. 22 City Championship 2nd Feb. 26 Marysville 2 St Clair March 8 S.C.A.L. 1st GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Sept. 12 Marysville 46 Richmond Sept. 19 Marysville 55 Yale Sept 26 Marysville 80 P.H. High Sept 26 Marysville 59 P.H. Northern Oct. 2 Mt. Clemens 43 Marysville Oct. 3 Marysville 49 St. Clair Oct. 8 Marysville 63 Anchor Bay Oct. 10 Marysville 77 P.H. Central Oct 15 Algonac 40 Marysville Oct. 17 Marysville 58 Marine City Oct 22 Marysville 69 Chippewa Valley Oct 24 Marysville 47 Cros-Lex Oct. 29 Marysville 58 St. Clair Oct. 31 Marysville 57 Anchor Bay Nov. 5 Marysville 67 P.H. Central Nov. 7 Algonac 39 Marysville Nov. 12 Marysville 60 Marine City Nov. 14 Marysville 35 Chippewa Valley Nov. 19 Marysville 51 Cros-Lex Nov. 21 Algonac 41 Marysville 32 109 37 68 i THE GAMES 80 26 38 VARSITY BASEBALL 31 April 7 Richmond April 10 Yale 36 April 12 Port Huron (2) 75 April 14 St Clair April 17 Anchor Bay 69 April 19 Marlette (2) 36 April 21 Port Huron Central 1st April 24 Algonac April 28 Marine City May 1 Chippewa Valley May 5 Cros-Lex May 8 St. Clair May 10 Armada (2) May 12 Anchor Bay May 15 Port Huron Central 0 May 17 City Championship May 19 Algonac 1 May 22 Marine City May 24 Pre- Districts 0 May 27 Chippewa Valley 0 May 29 Cros-Lex 1 May 31 Districts 0 1 u JV BASEBALL o April 7 Richmond April 12 Port Huron April 14 St. Clair April 17 Anchor Bay April 21 Port Huron Central April 24 Algonac April 28 Marine City May 1 Chippewa Valley 21 May 5 Cros-Lex 15 May 7 Port Huron Northern 6 May 8 St. Clair 9 May 12 Anchor Bay May 15 Port Huron Central 31 May 19 Algonac 30 May 21 Port Huron Northern 26 May 22 Marine City 21 May 27 Chippewa Valley May 29 Cros-Lex 39 16 46 PEOPLE PLA Y 37 18 32 32 29 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sept 18 Marysville 20 P.H. Central 0 Sept 25 Marysville 16 Algonac 6 Oct. 2 Marysville 46 Marine City 0 Oct. 16 Marysville 42 Cros-Lex 0 Oct. 23 Marysville 31 St. Clair 0 Oct. 30 Anchor Bay 39 Marysville 18 VARSITY FOOTBALL Sept. 13 Lapeer 29 Marysville 0 Sept. 20 Marysville 21 P.H. Central 0 Sept 27 Marysville 22 Algonac 19 Oct. 4 Marysville 13 Marine City 0 Oct. 12 Marysville 25 Chippewa Valley 22 Oct 18 Marysville 27 Cros-Lex 8 Oct. 25 Marysville 21 St. Clair 7 Nov. 1 Marysville 41 Anchor Bay 7 Nov. 8 Marysville 16 Romeo 15 GIRLS ' JV BASKETBALL Sept . 12 Richmond W Marysville L Sept 19 Yale 34 Marysville 30 Oct 2 Marysville 21 Mt. Clemens 16 Oct 3 Marysville 17 St. Clair 3 Oct. 8 Marysville 27 Anchor Bay 14 Oct 10 Marysville 32 P.H. Central 7 Oct. 15 Algonac 32 Marysville 30 Oct. 17 Marysville 26 Marine City 15 Oct 22 Marysville 23 Chippewa 17 Oct 24 Marysville 26 Cros-Lex 8 Oct. 29 St. Clair 26 Marysville 22 Oct. 31 Marysville 22 Anchor Bay 13 Nov. 5 Marysville 26 P.H. Central 6 Nov. 7 Marysville 47 Algonac 3 GOLF Sept 9 Marysville 170 Marine City 194 Sept. 9 Marysville 170 Cros-Lex 177 Sept. 11 Marysville 156 Chippewa 170 Valley Sept. 16 Marysville 172 St. Clair 175 Sept 16 Marysville 172 Algonac 193 Sept. 18 Marysville 152 Anchor Bay 168 Sept. 18 Marysville 152 P.H. 181 Central Sept. 23 Marysville 170 Cros-Lex 182 Sept. 23 Marysville 170 Anchor Bay 189 Sept 25 Marysville 159 P.H. 180 Central Sept. 30 Chippewa 174 Marysville 176 Valley Oct 2 Marysville 178 Marine City 189 Oct 2 St. Clair 174 Marysville 178 Oct 4 Oxford 167 Marysville 171 Oct. 5 Rader Classic 1st Oct 7 S.C.A.L. 1st Oct 11 Regionals 5th Oct 14 City Championship 3rd SPORTS SCHEDULE - 103 Easy to Be Hard Fourth Row: Mark Day, Ron Thick, Harold Zablocki, Mike Woolman, Jim Welser, Rick Kennedy, Jukka Uramo, Dwight Spencer, Dave Boddy, Brian Phillips, Bill Green, Brian Boettner. Third Row: Kirk Garverick, Trainer; Scott Samples, Steve Keener, Jim Cruickshank, Mike Hartel, Mike Voisard, Tim Nofs, Kris Garverick, Al Gregg, Ken Mareski, Pat Burley, Gary Wayne. Second Row: Coach Houck, Coach Jackson, Dwaine Havens, Scott Day, Tim Dimick, Ralph Johnson, Tom Goodin, Mark Peruski, Kevin Siler, Phill Moran, Scott Quant, Dave Watson, Paul Levandowski, Coach Braun. First Row: Dave Frizzle, Kirk Kammer, Bill Rogers, Dale Hrisca, Jamie Kitts, John Miller, Chris Albert, Tom Rowe, Tom Osentoski, Tom Headlee, Joe Schulte, Dave Oates. After coming from a 29-0 opening season loss to Class A Lapeer, the Vikings coasted to 8 straight wins and an SCAL Championship. The Vikes ' first home game was a success as they beat Port Huron Central 21-0. A week later Algonac was the scene for a rainy, mud-filled night in which Marysville emerged the winner 22-19. Another shutout was posted on the following Friday night. They defeated Marine City 13-0 at Viking Stadium. Marysville reached their peak in a 25-22 double overtime victory over second-place Chippewa Valley. Jamie Kitts ' memorable field goal ended the game. After this nerve-racking win, the Vikings SCAL CHAMPS OIL CAN AWARD Tim Dimick SCAL ALL-LEAGUE Dave Oates, Bill Rogers, Tom Rowe, Dale Hrisca, Chris Albert, Steve Keener, Dave Frizzle. IRON MAN ' S CLUB Chris Albert, Jim Cruickshank, Dale Hrisca, Steve Keener, Bill Rogers, Jamie Kitts, Joe Schulte, John Miller, Dave Oates. FRANK A. TOWNSEND AWARD Dave Oates, Bill Rogers OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYERS Dave Frizzle, Steve Keener SULLIVAN CAPTAIN ' S AWARD Kirk Kammer, Bill Rogers KUKULKA SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Chris Albert, Dave Frizzle McPherson mvp award k Dale Hrisca settled down to beat Cros-Lex 27-8 at Cros-Lex. However, again the Vikings had to get up for their homecoming game against St. Clair. The great rivalry ended with Marysville having a sweet homecoming triumph 21-7. The Vikes must have still been up as they walloped Anchor Bay 41-7. The season came to a close with the Vikings upsetting Romeo, 16-15. Marysville received many honors besides the SCAL Crown. They were rated Number One in the TIMES HERALD area poll. They also were honored with 13th place on the 104 - VARSITY FOOTBALL Third Row: Manager Doug Redford, Statistician Mike Turnbull, Dave Erno, Eric Campbell, John Simmonds, Tim Malone, Wendall Dobson, Larry Haggerty, Ralph Harris, Chuck Paldanius, Trainer Scott Wilson. Second Row: Coach Knuth, Jim Schultz, Don Porrett, Doug 108- J.V. FOOTBALL Francesconi, Doug Cleaver, Pat Miller, Dennis Munro, Gary Hemphill, Orville Rock, Paul Levandowski, Coach Venia. First Row: Joe Bixler, Chris Dimick, Bryan Carney, Paul Sprotberry, Dale Cash, Glenn Willard, Mike Schambre, Todd Watson, Jeff Oates. BACKFIELD IN MOTION Fourth Row: Chris Doan, Al Frazer, John Kent, Steve Hrisca, Jon P. Kitts, Tom Miller, Bruce Simmons, Mark Sari, Paul Booth. Third Row: Trainer Dave Cash, John Dillon, Dave Snover, Dick Manfrin, Dave DeShon, Dave Wedge, Ty Morrison, Mike McKenzie, Ken Soboleski. Second Row: Coach Den Uyl, John Schambre, Wes Frizzle, Dan Quaine, Mike Dionne, C.R. Tetlock, Dean Lucas, Dave Watson, Coach Hadden. First Row: Jerry Pearson, Chris Mader. Paul Richter, Dave Sanders, Bob Woolman, Jim Schiller, Jim Nelson, Dave Quinn. The 1974 freshman football team showed great enthusiasm and ability ending the year with a 5-1 record. Co- captains Mark Sari and Jon Kitts showed fantastic leadership in leading their team through a victorious season. The successfulness was felt by the team and fans alike. It was apparent that the freshman | class season was SHOOTING STARS Pam Wilson Mrs. Bums Karen Cruickshank Standing: Pam Wilson, Beth Ahles, Sue Francesconi, DeeAnn D ' Arcy, Becky Pochodylo, Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Bailey, Leanne Helmer, Nancy DeNardin, Kathy Eagen, Dawn Coggins, Karen Cruickshank, Jane Levandowski. Kneeling: Jayne Venia, Manager; Mrs. Burns, Patti Dzurnak, Trainer. 110 - GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL First Home Game — Richmond Nancy DeNardin Nancy DeNardin - All Area Girls ' Basketball 1st Team, Captain ' s Award, 4-year Basketball Award, and Best Offensive Player Award. DeeAnn D ' Arcy Kathy Eagen GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL - 111 Top Row: Lori Hillman, Terri Beaudry, Kim Wedge, Pat Francesconi, Katheryn Bailey, Judy Czarnecki, DeeAnn Hands, Martha Johnson, Mrs. Francesconi. Bottom Row: Barbara Pullen, Laurie Pochodylo, Jane Lasher, Darcy Warner. 112 - GIRLS ' J.V. BASKETBALL So Fine JV Volleyball — Standing: Coach Warkentien, Beth Stoliker, Debbie Reynolds, Judy Czarnecki, Katheryn Bailey, Karlene Brywig, Manager. Kneeling: Kim Greenhoe, Winnie Lambert, Laura Stephens, LouAnn Lindsay, Laurie Pochodylo. Varsity Volleyball — Standing: Coach Rix, Karen Cruickshank, Leanne Helmer, Elizabeth Bailey, Becky Pochodylo, Pat Francesconi. Kneeling: Patricia McHenry, Manager. Nancy DeNardin, Kathy Eagen, Sue Francesconi. GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL - 113 When You ' re Hot, You ' re Hot Any Marysville Varsity Basketball Player for the 74-75 season should be proud to be one. Although they started with a 1-3 record. Coach Jackson built up 114 - BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL their confidence and belief in themselves. They then went on to win the next ten league games or a total of eleven out of twelve season games. This year they won 11 and lost 3 league games, and overall they won 16 games and lost only 4. Their improvement was shown by the fact that they lost to Algonac, Chippewa Valley and Marine City earlier in the season, but then came back to beat all three of them with at least a four-point margin. They were rated No. 2 in the Blue Water Area Poll with Marine City holding the No. 1 spot. In the District, they drew a bye and then they went on to play Port Huron Central. They beat the Cougars 51-42. The next game was with Marine City. They continued their mighty drive of power by beating the Mariners the second time. The final score was 53-51. You Really Shoot Your Shot BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row: Kirk Garverick, Trainer; Kris Garverick, Pat Miller, Dale Hrisca, Chris Albert, Alan Booth, Ron Wiltse, Coach Jackson. Front Row: Ken Cash, Mike Hartel, Dwight Spencer, Robin Peters, Tim Buelow, Mark Day. 116 - BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL - 117 Gary Wayne, Trainer. Third Row: Joe Bixler, Doug Redford, Tom Simons, Tim Malone, Dale Cash, Paul Levandowski. Second Row: Don Leach, Doug Francesconi, Jon Kitts, Todd Watson, Dennis Munro, Coach Knuth. First Row: Gary Hemphill, Dave Turnbull, Brian Boettner. Brian Perry, Manager. 118 -J.V. BASKETBALL Keep On Going Third Row: Jerry Pearson, Paul Booth, Tom Miller, Steve Hrisca, Chris Doan, Bob Woolman. Second Row: Bruce Simmons, Al Fraser, Dave Quinn, Joe Czostkowski, Mark Sari, Chris Mader, Coach Hadden. First Row: Mike McKenzie, Joe Redford, Dan Quaine, Mike Turnbull, John Dillon, C.R. Tetlock. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - 119 VARSITY — Top Row: Melodie Garverick, Angela Koppleberger, Cheryl McCallister. Kneeling: Tina Kitts. Bottom Row: Maryann Vanlerberghe, Denise Wojcik, Cindy Helzer, Denise Partridge. -Fishes The Swim Team had a good season this year, compiling a 7-8 record. The Swim-A-Thon was a great success, with Chip Ellis winning with a total of 254 laps completed and others close behind. A total of $800.00 was earned. iT 1 jI J 1 VI 1 Blip n i HI m i L A ' Xvv r i Ir -Vv®; M I ■ ■ 1 yP . | v ■ j J 1 Lai 1 j II 122 - SWIMMING I M ' Back Row: Mark Carufel, Paul Barbe, John Keyworth, Mike Voisard, Mike Mitchell, Mark Feick, Kevin Hillman. Front Row: Coach Patter son, Jim Braden, David Wedge, James Havens, Mark Westrick, Tim Westbrook, Ray Bowman. Not Pictured: Mike Patterson, Chip Ellis, John Brown, Jim Philp, John Hollingsworth. There were 8 timettes this year and they were greatly appreciated by Mr. Patterson. A Swim Invitational was held here at Marysville Pool. The teams involved were Flint Powers, Mt. Morris, and Ypsilanti Lincoln along with Marysville. The invitational took place Saturday, March 1, 1975. SWIMMING - 123 Easy To Be Hard Back Row: Pat Stout, Mike O ' Boyle, Scott Endean, Chuck Ketchum, Pat Burley, Bill Green, Scott Quant, Warren Randall, Joe Brinker, Eric Colgan. Front Row: Coach Sazehn, Eric Campbell, Charles Paldanius, Ralph Harris, John Schambre, Jukka Uramo, Steve Booth, Wes Frizzle, Rick Herman. 124 - WRESTLING Al Booth is up, up, and away. Tom Rowe showing his perfect form. Keep On Mike Woolman sprinting to victory. Don Porrett pulling for the lead. Truckin ' Showing the strain of competition is Jim Braden. Dan Lents starting off the relay. Doug Cleaver striding over the hurdles. There Used to Be 128 - BASEBALL A Ball Park BASEBALL-129 Different Strokes For Different Folks Standing: Jody Carolan, Paul Barbe, Doug Koschnitzke, Mike Tobiczyk, Brian Perry. Kneeling: Brian Bums, John Perry, Coach Martin, Bob Troy, Craig Theisen, Alan Goodwin, Bill Henry, Bob Badley. The 1974 Viking golfers had an overall record of 12-3. They were 12-2 in the league which made them S.C.A.L. Champs. They won the league meet and the Marlette Invitational. Coach Ray Martin was named the 1974 Port Huron TIMES HERALD Year. Golf Coach of the Low round for the starting five for a match during the season: Bob Troy 33 Marlette Inv. Craig Theisen 38 Marlette Inv. Doug Koschnitzke 39 Anchor Bay Bob Badley 36 Anchor Bay Mike Perry 40 Anchor Bay GOLF - 131 Moving On Standing: Tom Braden, Mike Daggett, Kevin Hillman, Joe Lasher, Steve Bovvers, Bob Sterling, Tony Osentoski, Jim Braden. Kneeling: Coach Patterson. 132- CROSS COUNTRY Wild Bunch! Fourth Row: Kelly Lindgren, Beth Stoliker, Cheri Cline, Mary Ann Albert, Don Breckner, Tom Malone, Kelli Livingston, Mary Ann Vanlerberghe, Jill Heaman, Lori Lasky. Third Row: Dianna Doubles, Patricia McHenry, Jean Bixler, Doris Wilson, Kim Jones, Renee Warner, Denise Partridge, Tina Kitts, Patti Dzurnak, Melodie Garverick. Second Row: Colleen Koschnitzke, Jennifer Venia, Kathelene Smith, Denise Wojcik, Diana Arnold, Beth Samples, Joan Durentini, Amy Darnell, Terri Hill. First Row: Laura Teeple, Carol Randall, Kathy Oles, Kim Greenhoe, Kathy Samuelson, Angela Koppelberger, Cheryl McCallister, Cindy Helzer, Jayne Venia. PEP CLUB - 133 Boys ' Varsity Club — Fourth Row: Dave Frizzle, Brian Boettner, Scott Endean, Tom Osentoski, John Miller, Ron Wiltse, Jamie Kitts, Mike Voisard, Rick Kennedy, Tom Goodin, Jim Cruickshank. Third Row: Dwight Spencer, Joe Lasher, Mike Hartel, Doug Koschnitzke, Dave Oates, Robin Peters, Kris Garverick, Alan Booth, Bill Rogers, Mark Day. Second Row: Scott Quant, Kirk Garverick, Bob Sterling, Mike Woolman, Jukka Uramo, Craig Theisen, Bill Green, Ken Cash, Dan Lents, Joe Schulte. First Row: Guy Taylor, Jim Braden, Dave Turnbull, Dwaine Havens, Secretary; Dale Hrisca, Vice-President; Tom Headlee, President; Chris Albert, Treasurer; Tom Rowe, Sergeant-at-Arms; Don Porrett, Chip Ellis. Girls Varsity Club — Third Row: Coach Bums, Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Bailey, Pat Francesconi, Patricia McHenry. Second Row: Nancy DeNardin, Leanne Helmer, Becky Pochodylo, Karen Cruickshank, DeeAnn D ' arcy. First Row: Jane Levandowski, Dawn Coggins, Sue Francesconi, Kathy Eagen, Beth Ahles, Pam Wilson. Second Row: Tim Nofs, Rick Kennedy, Doug Borgman, Mark Peruski, Harold Zablocki, Mike Perry. First Row: Brian Phillips, Gary Wayne, Dave Boddy, Scott Day, Steve Keener. VARSITY CLUB - 134 Homecoming 1974 — The Class of ’ll moved up the ladder of success with a third place float entitled The Victory Shell Come Tor-toise. The Sophomores constructed their work of art at the home of Mark and Marchel Feick. The Sophomores showed the pride and enthusiasm they have for their class when they elected Mary Ann Albert to represent them on the queen ' s court. Mary Ann was escorted by Pat Miller. The first homecoming for the Class of ' 78 showed great things can be expected from them in the future. Their float We ' re the Real Thing held fourth place in the float competition and showed great imagination. The Freshmen spent many long hours working on the construction of their float at the home of Paul and Stevy Booth. The Freshmen again showed their potential for the future when they elected Darcy Warner to be their representative to the queen ' s court. When Darcy walked onto the football field, escorted by Sophomore Tim Westbrook, everyone knew the first homecoming of the Class of ' 78 was truly a success. The Show Must GO ON! The Juniors pulled themselves together with a second-place winning float built at the home of Dan Lents. The theme of the float was We ' ll Mush ' Em Till They Croak. The Juniors were proud of their choice of homecoming representative when they saw MaryAnn Vanlerberghe out on the field homecoming night. i + L Pocket a Victory is just what the Seniors did with their float of the same name. In first place, the Seniors won the float building competition and made the Seniors ' last homecoming a memorable one. To make the homecoming as lovely and exciting as it could be, the Class of ' 75 chose three girls for queen candidates who were all equally lovely. The charm and personality of Casie Boerre, Sue Burns, and Brenda Churchill made election of a queen a very difficult decision for the entire school. i N-.X ' r - -11 — l SKS i ■ V Standing: Tim Westbrook, Pat Miller, Mark Hern, Tom Malone, Joe Lasher, Dave Perry. Seated: Darcy Warner, Mary Ann Albert, Brenda Churchill, Queen Casie Boerre, Sue Bums, Mary Ann Vanlerberghe. - r • Standing: Darcy Warner - Freshman; Sue Bums - Senior. Sitting: Queen Casie Boerre - Senior; MaryAnn Vanlerberghe - Junior; Mary Ann Albert - Sophomore; Brenda Churchill - Senior. 1 « HOMECOMING - 139 Student Council Means Fourth Row: Ralph Johnson, Don Breckner, Tom Miller, Ron Wiltse, Chris Mader, Guy Taylor, Mark Peruski, Mark Sari, Jon P. Kitts, Paul Levandowski, Al Hutchinson. Third Row: C.R. Tetlock, Mike Mallorey, Kevin Hillman, Tim O ' Boyle, Dave Turnbull, Dan Lents, Jenny Cowger, Kelly Lindgren, Joe Bixler, Cindy Rogers, Chuck Paldanius, John Dillon. Second Row: Becky Stark, Kim Wedge, Tina Kitts, Mary Schultz, Denise Partridge, Mary Ann Albert, Janeen Brackenbury, MaryAnn Vanlerberghe, Karin Spencer, Pat Melville, Connie Wagner Kathy Johns. First Row: Debbie LaGruth, Jennifer Venia, Pam Wilson, Eileen Pavlov, Linda Gaffney, Angela Koppelberger, Sue Little, Laura Schmorrow, Joan Durentini, Laura Greenhoe, Sandy McArthur, Kim Zepp, Lori Lasky, Laurie Pochodylo. Student Council Officers: Cindy Klann, Secretary. Tom Malone, President; Laura Knox, Vice-President; Mary Jo Beaudry, Treasurer, 140 - STUDENT COUNCIL Power to the People Third Row: Wes Frizzle, Louie Dora, Tim Malone, Chris Albert, First Row: Diane Bier, Mary Warren, Jayne Venia, Angela Mike Woolman, Dale Hrisca, John Keyworth, Mike Willemsen, Koppelberger, Patti Dzumak, Tim Westbrook, Sue Bergdoll, Joe Redford. Second Row: Terri Hill, Marche! Feick, Debbie Lora Coffey. Reynolds, Jean Bixler, Dale Cash, Jim Braden, Margie Carufel. V Laura Knox. STUDENT COUNCIL Drum Majorette — Patricia McHenry. Front to back — Pam Renee Warner, Karen Vargo, Janet Shimmel, Debbie Oliver, Featherstone, Renee Soboleski, Kim Wedge, Debbie Farrer, Cheri Cline, Wendy Wright and Pam Barbe. 142- MAJORETTES Fourth Row: Tim Raines, Dawn Coggins, Carol Paldanius, Judy Czarnecki, Inez Wahl, Peggy Watson, Linda Salvo, Karen Rogers, Wendy Walker, Brian Dimick. Third Row: Sara Young, Jim Philp, Trudy Boehm, Rich Vansickle, Tracy Eveningred, Richard Sturdevant, Doreen Harris, Becky Hool, Cheryl Pretty, John Simmonds, Karri Jones, Kevin Krueger. Second Row: Marcia Ablett, Don Czarnecki, Nancy Hartel, Stu McCleod, Sue Randall, Cindy Rogers, Marvin Eagen, Cheryl Endean, Ron Magee, Steve Borgman, Paul Barbe. First Row: Diana Arnold, Bruce Mackay, Karen Fiedler, Sue Welser, Kim Jones, Theresa Fazette, Warren Randall, Joyce Carlisle, Laurie Laidlaw, Alice Maples, Mark Carufel. Director: Mr. Salvo. The Marysville High School Marching Band this year showed their superiority. They led the Memorial Day Parade and were again invited to the U. of M. Band Day. They also had the special treat of marching in the St Clair Firemen ' s Centennial Day Parade. Once again they marched greatly on the football field during the halftimes of the home Varsity Football games. MARCHING BAND - 143 Members of the 1974-75 Concert Band - Fifth Row: Mr. Salvo, Director; Stuart McLeod, Don Czarnecki, Steve Borgman, Marvin Eagen, Paul Barbe, Ron Magee, Tim Raines, Rich VanSickle, Jim Philp, Kevin Krueger. Fourth Row: John Simmons, Richard Sturdevant, Becky Hool, Carol Paldanius. Third Row: Bruce Mackay, Karen Fiedler, Teresa Fezatte, Joyce Carlisle, Diana Arnold, Brian Dimick, Laurie Laidlaw, Warren Randall, Mark Carufel, Pam Wilson, Patricia McHenry, Alice Maples. Second Row: Wendy Walker, Karen Rogers, Peggy Watson, Linda Salvo, Judy Czarnecki, Inez Wahl, Sara Young, Tracie Eveningred, Trudy Boehm, Doreen Harris, Sue Welser, Marcia Ablett. First Row: Dawn Coggins, Margie Laird, Sue Randall, Sheryl Endean, Cheryl Pretty, Pam Featherstone, Nancy Hartel, Cindy Rogers, Kim Jones, Karri Jones. Absent: Brian Boettner, Brian Bums, Julie Neal, Tom Osentoski, Joanne Sparling. Serving as officers for the band — Seated: Brian Dimick, Senior Band Members — Standing: Brian Dimick, Tom Osentoski, Don Czarnecki, President; Don Czarnecki, Vice-President. Standing: Paul Barbe, Paul Barbe. Seated: Karri Jones, Joanne Sparling, Julii Neal, Patricia McHenry, Pam Secretary-Treasurer; Kevin Krueger, Historian. Wilson. Concert season was a busy one, as the band performed five times in five months. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Salvo, the Christmas concert was presented December 18, 1974. Music In Our School Day (MIOSD) was a national music observance day, March 13. Concert band, along with the whole music department, presented half-hour shows, explaining what went on in their music field. The spring concert provided music April 18 from the High School and Intermediate School Bands. April 30 the band traveled to Algonac for the Blue Water Band Festival. The band was privileged to play Intravention under the instruction of the composer. Dr. Thomas Tyra, Eastern Michigan University. The season ended with seniors playing the last time at Commencement June 8. 144 - CONCERT BAND Third Row: Laurie Laidlaw, Brian Dimick, Warren Randall, Mark Carufel. Second Row: Patricia McHenry, Bruce Mackay, Karen Fiedler, Kim Jones, Diana Arnold, Kevin Krueger, Carol Paldanius, Rich VanSickle, Paul Barbe, Brian Bums, Mr. Salvo, Director; Marcia Ablett. First Row: Dawn Coggins, Peggy Watson, Margie Laird, Sara Young, Sue Randall, Pam Featherstone, Cheryl Pretty, Karri Jones. The Entertainers Pep Band this year supplied music for the student pep assemblies and varsity basketball warm-up. The band performed new music — The Entertainer and If My Friends Could See Me Now — as well as old favorites like Sweet Georgia Brown and school fight songs. Standing: Kevin Krueger, Rich VanSickle, Carol Paldanius, Laurie Bruce Mackay, Patricia McHenry, Kim Jones, Karen Fiedler, Diana Laidlaw, Mark Carufel, Brian Dimick, Mr. Salvo, Director. Seated: Arnold, Tom Osentoski, Karen Rogers. Fantastic Rhythm A new addition to the music department was the Stage Band. The band was organized during the summer, meeting with Director Charles Salvo once a week. In September the band met on Fridays and later on Tuesdays, also. The premier of the young group was the Christmas Concert, December 18. The band was well received and played an encore. January 28, the group played for their supper at the Area Boards of Education dinner-meeting. National Honor Society Tea, February 19, was entertained with the performers. The band also participated in the Music In Our School Day March 13. Spring concert, April 18, also saw the stage band perform. 146- STAGE BAND Stage Band member Don Czarnecki played the trap drums. Sing, Sing a Song Fourth Row: Carol Randall, Cheryl Kelch, JoAnn Schultz, Angie Troy, Harold Armstead, Rick Fultz, Mike Patterson, Joe Benner, Jim Schultz, Terry Ernest, Sue Rymers, Jean Vanderscors. Third Row: Suzette Fasbender, Tracie Eveningred, Sara Young, Cheryl Sutton, George Smith, Dave Turnbull, Chuck Alfoldy, Tom Headlee, Chuck Simmons, Skip Zeller, Ralph Johnson, Glenn Franks, Barb Keeler, Martha Johnson, Susie Keeler. Second Row: Marie Schultz, Trudy Boehm, Janet Williams, Carol Siefert, Laura Stephens, Tammy D ' Arcy, Jan Ulrich, Lynda Webb, Dawn Coggins, Margie Laird, Judy Boshaw, Martha Kwiatkowski, Cathy Cash, Nancy Hartel, Ruth Ann Kleeves. First Row: Joanne Sparling, Judy Trasko, Brenda Adolph, Diane Kelch, Tammie Miller, Chris Schultz, Phil Dortman, David Cash, Sharon Badley, Sue Randall, Kathy Johns, Laurie Sager. Missing: Helen Taylor, Jerene Davis, Brian Perry, Jenny McDonald, Machele Mull in ax. CHORUS - 147 The Viking Staff did not wait until September to begin work on this year ' s publication. They began to work on the last day of the ' 74 school year by staging the first of many paper collections. The Staff, headed by Editor Patricia McHenry, worked on the paper drive throughout the summer and until March of the ' 75 school year. Besides the paper drive, the Viking Staff sponsored many other money-making projects. They sold pictures and posters during the noon hours and went to many different businesses selling advertising space in the yearbook. All proceeds from various projects went to providing a bigger and better yearbook for the students. Every Picture EDITORS — Standing: Brenda McDonald, Patty Pohl, Vickie Irvine, Pat Burley, Tom Malone, Laura Knox. Sitting: Karin Spencer, Teri Stump, Karen Hinkley, Julianne Evans, Cheryl McCall ister. Karin Spencer Layout Editor Cheryl McCallister Karen Hinkley Advertising Manager Business Manager 148- VIKING Tells A Story Taking a blank piece of paper and making it tell an entire story may seem like quite a job, but that ' s just what the VIKING staff has done. They began by deciding on the theme Yesterday Once More. Then they started taking pictures, writing copy, and drawing up pages which certainly do tell a story. Most of the pictures used in ' 75 VIKING were taken, developed, and printed by staff members. Patricia McHenry Editor-in-Chief Patty Pohl Copy Editor Lisa Morris Art Editor STAFF — Standing: Lisa Morris, Beth Rivard, Mary Anne Eagen, Karlene Samples, Dan Lents, Doug Francesconi, Brywig, Eileen Pavlov, Melodie Gary Hill, Tim Nutt, Don Breckner, Garverick, Debbie Herman. Cheri Cline. Sitting: Pam Wilson, Alicia VIKING - 149 Price: Five Cents Volume VI Marysville High School Marysville Michigan 48040 If You Read the News, You Know Standing: Joanne Sparling, Head Typist; Kim McCarthy, Literary Editor; Ken Mareski, Sports Reporter; Mary Schultz, Girls ' Sports Editor. Seated: Jody Eveningred, Feature Editor; Patricia McHenry, News Editor; Don Breckner, Editor-in-Chief; Cheryl McCallister, Editorial Editor; Tom Malone, Sports Editor. Standing: Kim Greenhoe, Mike Willemsen, Laura Knox, Jim Cruickshank, Karin Spencer, Kathy Samuelson. Seated: Dawn Coggins, Sue Collard, Eileen Pavlov, Nanci Wright, Denise Partridge. Miss Vivian, Advisor Staff Sets New Records Under the leadership of Miss Vivian, advisor, and Don Breckner, editor-in-chief, the 1974-75 AMPLIFIER staff published a record number of editions. The AMPLIFIER is recognized by the National Scholastic Press Association and the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association. These organizations have given the staff a first-class rating for excellence in mimeographed publications. 150- AMPLIFIER 152 We Can AFTERNOON STUDENTS - Third Row: Cathy Clouse, Michelle Warner, Cindy Sulkowski, Stephanie Pakulski, Sue Baldwin, Tammy D ' Arcy, Tami Pickering, Linda Boyd. Second Row: Jane Levandowski, Janice Wilson, Karon Ketchum, Tami Patterson, Karen Nicholas, Brenda Churchill, Tena Campbell. This year Vocational Education had a good turnout with more than seventy students participating. The purpose of this program is to train students for a future career. The following students are in the program: COSMETOLOGY - Laurie Angove, Julie Neal, Sue Baldwin, Tammy Smith, Tammy D ' Arcy, Renee Lindsay, Karen Nicholas, Stephanie Pakulski, Michelle Warner; ELECTRONICS — Dave Dahlke, Rod Green, Al Gregg, Brian Pullen, Tom Rowe, Jim Welser; CHILD CARE - Linda Boyd, Julie Donaldson, Julie Farnsworth, Debbie McDonald, Karon Ketchum, Tami Patterson, Sue Pettee, Delores Putze, Pam Quinn, Tena Campbell, Sue Schlinkert, Tami Pickering; CARPENTRY - Jeff Wheelis; QUANTITY FOODS — Linda Czarnecki; BUILDING AND GROUNDS - Randy Kettlewell VOCATIONAL EDUCATION First Row: Julie Donaldson, Tammy Smith, Holly Chappelle, Dave Dahlke, Renee Lindsay, Delores Putze, Debbie McDonald. Not Pictured: Rod Green, Al Gregg, Brian Pullen, Tom Rowe, Jim Welser, Julie Farnsworth, Sue Pettee, Pam Quinn, Sue Schlinkert, Kirk Howes, Bonnie Ward. Tom Laeder, Richard Walsh; MACHINE TRADES - Don Czarnecki, Scott Endean, Ron Polley, Jon Sartwell, Tom Osentoski, Marvin Bower; AUTO-MECHANICS - Mik e Campbell, Bill Green, Dave Mitchell, Tom Wagar, Skip Zeller, Kirk Howes, Gerry Rose; DRAFTING - Paul Barbe, Alan Booth, John Boyle, Tom Brinker, Mark Day, Pam Featherstone, Chuck Herbert, John Keyworth, Doug Koschnitzke, Ken Mareski, John Miller, Mike Hartel, Andy Mowat, Robin Polley, Ray Thatcher, John Sawdon, John Wilson, Mike Woolman; DATA PROCESSING — Brenda Churchill, Jane Levandowski, Janice Wilson, Geri McIntosh, Marlene Artman, Debbie Balinski, Cindy Sulkowski, Melba Briggs; NURSE ' S AIDE — Cathy Clouse, Bonnie Ward. MORNING STUDENTS - Third Row: Ray Thatcher, Scott Endean, Doug Koschnitzke, Mike Hartel, Tom Osentoski, Al Booth, Tom Brinker. Second Row: John Miller, Mark Day, John Sawdon, Ken Mareski, John Keyworth, Robin Polley. First Row: John Boyle, Melba Briggs, Debbie Balinski, Geri McIntosh, Pam Featherstone, Paul Barbe. Not pictured: Jeff Wheelis, Linda Czarnecki, Randy Kettlewell, Tom Laeder, Richard Walsh, Don Czarnecki, Ron Polley, Jon Sartwell, Marvin Bowen, Chuck Herbert, Andy Mowat, John Wilson, Mike Woolman. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - 153 With Woodland Aides You ' ve Got a Friend Back Row: Beth Ahles, Phil McClelland, Luann Klettner, Tim Dillon, Glenn Lottner. Front Row: Janeen Brackenbury, Lisa Smith, Jenny Cowger, Terri VanNest. Not Pictured: Judy Anglebrandt, Holly Chappelle, Sue Perry. 154 — WOODLAND AIDS We ' d Like to Teach The World . . . Tom Malone is a cadet teacher for Miss Butler ' s Drama Class. SAE - 155 Third Row: Pat Melville, Michelle Liddle, Patty Pohl, Laurie Laidlaw, Debbie Reynolds, Cheri Cline, Pam Featherstone, Linda Gaffney, Sue Francesconi. Second Row: Ralph Johnson, Pam Barbe, Laura Teeple, Karen Pidick, Amy Darnell, Margie Carufel, Beth Bryan, Karen Vargo, Cindy Helzer, Cheri Tyler. First Row: Suanne Heaman, Treasurer; Melodie Garverick, Historian; Karin Spencer, Vice-President; Mrs. McCall, Advisor; Vickie Irvine, President; Tom Malone, Sgt.-at-Arms Parliamentarian; Patricia McHenry, Secretary. SAE, Student Action For Education, attended an open house at Alma College. Students toured the campus and visited various classrooms. Two SAE officers and Mrs. McCall, the advisor, attended the MSAE meeting in Lansing. Other activities included a bake sale, assisting at Parent-Teacher Conferences, and caroling at Merrydale. Also on the list were giving cards on special occasions to the teachers, serving at the dinner for the County Board of Education, and the annual Valentine ' s party for the students of Woodland School. G.A.A. Keeps Back Row: Cindy Rogers, Amy Darnell, Lori Hillman, Cathy Swierkosz, Shelly Helmer, Judy Czarnecki, Pam Featherstone, Cheri Cline, Pat Francesconi, Becky Pochodylo, Karen Rogers, Patricia McHenry, Dawn Coggins. Third Row: Nancy Hartel, Janet Shimmel, Trudy Boehm, Daphne Westbrook, Kristin Breckner, Doreen Harris, Beth Ahles, Patti Dzurnak, Terri Beaudry, Karen Cruickshank, Cheri Tyler, Beth Bryan, Jane Levandowski. Second Row: Kyle Hoskins, Carol Randall, Jeanne Bowman, Darcy Warner, Karlene Brywig, Joan Durentini, Sue DeNardin, Kathy Samuelson, Laurie Pochodylo, Barb Pullen, Cindy Helzer, Judy Trasko. First Row: Mrs. Rix, Advisor; Beth Samples, Karen Vargo, Dina Ashpole, Nancy DeNardin, Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Bailey, Katheryn Bailey, Kathy Eagen, Sue Francesconi, Mary Jo Beaudry, Pam Wilson, Mrs. Burns, Advisor. Nancy DeNardin, President; Katheryn Bailey, Treasurer; Sue Francesconi, Secretary. 156- GAA Third Row: Tony Osentoski, Bill Rogers, Joe Brinker, Doug Koschnitzke, Mike Harte l, Ron Wiltse, Jim Dowding, Mike Voisard, Joe Schulte, Kim McCarthy. Second Row: Mike Willemsen, Mark Westrick, Kevin Hillman, Mike Woolman, Dale Hrisca, Chris Albert, Karin Spencer, Don Breckner, Don Leach. First Row: Keith Johnson, Angela Koppelberger, Cheryl McCallister, Diane Bier, Tom Headlee, Denise Partridge, Tom Malone, Carol Randall, Mr. McKeand, Advisor. Newly formed in 1975, the Science Club became one of the most active organizations at MHS. On February 6, the members sponsored a program entitled The Truth About the Kennedy Assassination, presented by Mr. Art Robertson, physics instructor at SCCCC. During the first Coming Home for basketball season, a most unique victory sign, constructed by Science Club members, kept a careful watch over all the festivities. With Mr. McKeand as advisor, the group sponsored a metric awareness day and environmental dean-up. We ' re On Our Way m To The City Lights The doors to Fame and Fortune Drama Club — 159 Cast members of More Than Meets The Eye Patricia McHenry - Christine Nichols; Tom Malone - Carl Henderson; Bob Troy - Bradley; Penny Neal - Miss Jenkins; Denise Partridge - Prudence Harper; Chris Albert - Lawton Ellerbe; Cindy Nordstrom - Peggy; Ron Wiltse - Stanley Nichols; Don Breckner - Cyril B. Hoskins; Suanne Heaman - Maude; Karen Maples - Nora; director Mr. S.R. MacDonald. I -s The play, MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE, was performed for the student body May 10 at 1:00 p.m. The evening performance was well attended by the public. The play opened up with Stanley Nichols, a young author, taking a year off to write the great American Novel. Unknown to anyone except his immediate family is the fact that Stanley has written a series of children ' s stories under the pen name of Grandma Letty. When he is voted Grandmother of the Year, reporters, newsreel photographers, and the publisher descend on the quiet Nichols household to meet and interview Grandma. Afraid that, if he is exposed as a juvenile writer, it will hurt his chances for his new novel, Stanley has to produce a Grandma. After all else fails, he impersonates the great lady. Matters get more complicated when the publisher proposes, the reporters suspect a scoop and won ' t leave, and his wife demands he tell the truth or she will leave him. The truth came forth when Stanley ends up revealing he really was Grandma Letty. Backstage Crew - Third Row: Bill Rogers, Steve Keener, Assistant Director; Joe Schulte, Randy Moore, Ken Cash. Second Row: Cheryl McCallister, Mary Schultz, Tina Kitts, Vickie Irvine, Patty Pohl, Michelle Liddle, Karen Cruickshank, Karin Spencer. First Row: Denise Wojcik, Melodie Garverick, Tom Headlee, Stage Manager; DeeAnn D ' Arcy, Pat Melville, Connie Wagner, Nanci Wright, Cindy Helzer. JUNIOR PLAY - 161 A HOME FOR STRAY CATS LOUISE VICKERS Mary Schultz HARRIET BEAM Casie Boerre CORRI NE WALKER Cindy Nordstrom ELIZABETH BYRON Suanne Heaman MARTHA RIGGS Renee Warner ELKINS BLOSSOM SMYTHE Karin Spencer TOM BYRON Don Breckner RONNIE BLISS Ron Wiltse LIEUTENANT SCOTT Stu McLeod MISS GREEN Penny Neal Tom Malone 162- SENIOR PLAY Everybody is a Star Director Mr. MacDonald Assistant Director Patricia McHenry Stage Manager Bob Troy Prompters Vickie Irvine, Connie Wagner, Tom Headlee Scenic Artist Denise Partridge Technical Directors Cheryl McCallister, Bill Rogers, Joe Schulte, Randy Moore, Steve Keener, Don Breckner Business Managers Tom Malone, Melodie Garverick Property Michelle Liddle, Patty Pohl Lighting and Sound Ken Cash, Cindy Helzer, John Keyworth Wardrobe Virginia Eagen, Pat Melville Make-Up Tina Kitts, Janet Trasko, Cindy Klann Snow Birds Third Row: Paul Mallorey, Mike O ' Brien, Don Breckner, Jukka Uramo, Gary Hill, Dan Lents, Bill Rogers, Ken Mareski, Mike Willemsen. Second Row: Terry Ernest, Tim Crawford, Sue Little, Laura Teeple, Bruce Mackay, Dale Schmitt, Barb Curtis, Jane Levandowski, Pam Wilson. First Row: Miss Redraw, Laura Knox, Kelly Lindgren, Lori Lasky, Tina Kitts, Mary Schultz, Denise Partridge, Doris Wilson, Wendy Wright, Karen Pidick, Miss Arno. Denise Partridge, Treasurer; Mary Schultz, Vice-President. Tina Kitts, Secretary; Cindy Klann, President. 4 La Marseillaise I 1 S «rn ltt ' ?. art l Randal1 ' 3) Pam Herrr| a n . (4) Diane Bier. (5) Renee Soboleski. (6) Debbie LaGruth, (7) Becky Stark. (8) r™- ? Mallorev ,10) Pam Wilson. (11) Beth Samples. (12) Denise Partridge. (13) Steve Bowers, (14) Paul Mallorey oi 5 e f, V . ° ' ( la Koppelber 9 er - (17 Karen Pidick. (18) Marchel Feick (19) Doug Francesconi. (20) Patrice Thompson! (21) Kelly Lmdgren, (22) MaryAnn Vanlerberghe, (23) Joe Brinker, (24) Judy Trasko. (25) Krys Worley, (26) Mary Schultz (27) Joe Schulte (28 L aura Teeple. (29) Renee Warner. (30) Don Breckner, (31) Kim Greenhoe. (32) Laura Knox, (33) Sue Collard (34) Hon Wiltse, (35) Bruce Mackay. The French Club this year had many members to participate in various activities. They held their second Annual Sock Hop, sold candy at football games, and also sold hot dogs at the Swimming Invitational. Miss Arno: Advisor FRENCH CLUB - 165 Moonlight Dancing in and Roses Member of the band Jax Klush. Before the doors were opened to dozens of dazzling couples at 8:00 p.m., January 24, many hours were spent on the planning and coordination of the Junior Prom under the watchful eye of Mr. Venia, Junior Class Advisor. Different committees were formed to handle all aspects of the prom, such as music, decorations, refreshments, and advertisement. The industriousness of the Junior Class was evident the night of the prom when every detail perfectly accented the theme Moonlight and Roses. The prom was well attended and proved to be quite an evening for all who entered the festive atmosphere and danced to the music of Jax Klush. Junior class advisor, Mr. Hadden The Moonlight JUNIOR PROM - 167 Express Yourself The Marysville High School Debate team participated in 8 meets, all held at Port Huron High School, during the 1974-75 season. The topic was Resolved that the United States should significantly change the method of campaign financing. Miss Butler was once again advisor for the group. Top Speaker of the Year award was presented to Connie Wagner. Standing: Miss Butler, Advisor; Julie Phippen, Timer; Colleen Koschnitzke. Seated: Bob Thibodeau, Connie Wagner, Karin Spencer. Eric Anderson Jukka Uramo Eric Anderson had the opportunity to visit Hering, Denmark. He was the guest of Mr. Mrs. Anto Jorgesen. During his stay Eric enjoyed activities like bike riding, fishing, and hunting. Eric also stayed in Germany for two weeks. 168 - ACTIVITIES Karin Spencer Marysville ' s foreign exchange student for 1974-75 was Jukka Uramo, from Vantaes, Finland. While attending school at Marysville, Jukka has stayed with Joe Schulte and his family. Jukka can speak English very well, having studied it for 6 years. However, American slang confuses him. Jukka delighted in watching television, playing football, skiing, and eating lots of hamburgers and hot dogs. Jukka said he enjoyed his visit to America very much. The 1974 Youth for Understanding Scholarship winner was Karin Spencer. The first 24 days Karin stayed in Greece, where she studied their way of life and went sight-seeing. The last three days of her visit Karin had the opportunity to stay in Switzerland. Maybe some day she will go back and stay longer, but for now Karin said that all students should try for the scholarship because it is not every day a student has the chance to visit a foreign country. The Sounds of Silence Standing: Cheryl Gregg, Sue Leveque. Mrs. Gorham, Mary Agostino, Tami Pickering, Elizabeth Bailey, Mary Ann Anne Eagen, Sandy Baker. Seated: Pam Robbins, Chris Albert, Leanne Helmer, Sue Baker. Library Service Standing: Becky Pochodylo, Tina Cataldo, Angela Koppelberger, Tricia Boehm. Seated: Laura Schmorrow. LIBRARY SERVICE - 169 Take A Letter Third Row: Gina Bubel, Judy Carlisle, Karen Vargo, Michelle Liddle, Patty Pohl, Sue Burns, Kim Zepp. Second Row: Mr. Collard, Advisor; Jennifer Venia, Kathy Reid, Trenia Yielding, Janice Wilson, Penny Neal, Pat Melville, Laura Greenhoe, Cindy Helzer. First Row: Janet Trasko, Mary Nead, Becky Reeves, Suanne Heaman, Karen Maples, Cindy Nordstrom, Dawn Lehto. This year BOEC had six bright senior officers who each did her job exceptionally well. They were Cindy Nordstrom, President; Karen Maples, Secretary; Becky Reeves, Historian; Janet Trasko, Treasurer; Dawn Lehto, Vice-President; and Su Heaman, Parliamentarian. 170 - BOEC Boys ' and Girls ' State Tom Headlee, Joe Schulte, Steve Keener Suanne Heaman, Melodie Garverick Kodachrome Standing: Mr. Puskarich, Pat Stout, Jeff Oates, Tom Laeder, Phillip Dortman. Sitting: Dan Lents, Doug Borgman, Steve Bovvers, Mike Willemsen, Doug Cleaver. ACTIVITIES - 171 National Honor People of Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship Fourth Row: Bob Troy, Chris Albert, Ron Wiltse, Dale Hrisca. Third Row: Chris Agostino, Steve Keener, Cheryl McCallister, Suanne Heaman, Karen Maples, Tricia Boehm. Second Row: Thomas Headlee, Patti Dzurnak, Linda Gaffney, Kathy Samuelson, Sue Francescom, Patricia McHenry. First Row: Don Breckner, Historian; Patty Pohl, Corresponding Secretary Karm Spencer, Recording Secretary; Denise Partridge, President; Sue Collard, Vice-President; Melodie Garverick, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Karen Brown, Karen Cruickshank, Kathy Eagen, Tom Osentoski, Brian Phillips, Ken Sygit, Cindy Sulkowski loH lAlhaalir New Initiates SENIORS: James Braden Kenneth Cash Virginia Eagen Jody Eveningred Cindy Helzer Karen Hinkley Vickie Irvine Kathy Isaac Michelle Liddle Joseph Schulte Lisa Smith Joanne Sparling Denise Wojcik JUNIORS: Diane Bier Tim Buelow Laura Greenhoe Pam Herman Sue Little Kim McCarthy Patrice Thompson Mike Willemsen SOPHOMORES: Marcia Ablett Tom Braden Pat Francesconi Martha Johnson Pat Miller Charles Paldanius Karen Pidick Karen Rogers Jennifer Venia 172 - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Society Jtoirrnational Saiunarp StirirtD tof igh Srluiol Journalist Karen Hinkley, Vickie Irvine, Patricia McHenry, Teri Stump, Pamela Wilson. Advisors: Mrs. Bellow, Miss New Initiates - Third Row: Pat Burley, Don Breckner, Ken Mareski, Tom Malone. Second Row: Jody Eveningred, Patty Pohl, Karin Spencer. First Row: Joanne Sparling, Cheryl McCallister, Brenda McDonald, Lisa Morris, Kim McCarthy. Not pictured: Mary Schultz. QUILL AND SCROLL - 173 The Way We Were ABLETT, BARRY: Ski Club 11; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11 , 12 . ALBERT, CHRISTIAN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9 (President); Co-op 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Track 9, 10, 11 (Captain), 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Treasurer). ALFOLDY, CHUCK: Chorus 12; Co-op 12; Drama Club 10 , 11 , 12 ANDERSON, ERIC P. ANDERSON, ERIC R.: Basketball 9. 10 (Statistician); Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Foreign Exchange 11; Swim Team 9; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. ANGLEBRANDT, JUDY: Co-op 12; Right-to-Read 11; Woodland Aides 12. ANGOVE, LAURIE: Vocational Program 12. ARMSTEAD, HAROLD: Chorus 10. 11, 12; Library Service 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12. ARTMAN, MICKEY: Vocational Program 12. AUSTIN, JANET: Teacher ' s Aide 12. BAKER, SANDRA: Co-op 12; Library Service 11, 12. BARBE, PAUL: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Golf 9, 12; Swim Team 12; Vocational Program 11, 12. BOERRE, CASIE: Class Officer 12 (Secretary); Homecoming Court 11, 12 (Queen); Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9 (Alternate). BOOTH, ALAN: Basketball 9, 10, 12; Football 10 (Trainer); Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12. BORGMAN, DOUG: Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Camera Club 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. BOWEN, GREG: Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. BOYD, DIANA: Co-op 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; BOEC 11, 12; (PHHS 9, 10). BRACKENBURY, JANEEN: Co-op 12; Pep Club 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Woodland Aides 12; (PH Northern 9). BRADEN, JAMES: Cross Country 9, 10, 12 (Captain); Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10; Swim Team 12; Track 10. 11 (Co-Captain), 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. BREADY, MARY: Library Service 12. BRECKNER, DONALD: AMPLIFIER 11 (Co-Feature Editor), 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Class Officer 12 (President); Football 9; French Club 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Historian); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Quill Scroll 12; SAE 11; Science Club 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 11, Student Council 10, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track 9; VIKING Staff 12. BRINKER. TOM. Baseball 10; Junior Play Crew; Vocational Program 11, 12; Wrestling 10. BROWN, BEV: BROWN, GERRY: BROWN, KAREN: Chorus 11; Co-op 12; Honor Society 11 , 12 . BURLEY, DAVE: Student Council 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Wrestling 11. BURNS, SUE: BOEC 11, 12; Class Officer 12 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Homecoming Court 12; Ski Club 10; Steering Committee 11. CASH, KEN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Day Trade 11; Golf 11; Honor Society 12; Junior Play (Crew); Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. CATALDO, PATRINA: Co-op 12; GAA 9; Library Service 11, 12; Mat Maids 10. CHAPPELLE, HOLLY: GAA 9; Homecoming Court 10; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10; Woodland Aides 11, 12. CHURCHILL, BRENDA: Homecoming Court 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Steering Committee 9, 11; Vocational Program 12 . CHURILLA, MIKE: Co-op 11; Vocational Program 11; Wrestling 9. CONRAD, KIM: Mat Maids 9; Vocational Program 10, 11. COOPER, JESSE: COWGER, JENNY: Mat Maids 9; Pep Club 9; SAE 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Woodland Aides 11, 12. CRUICKSHANK, KAREN: Baseball 12; Basketball 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 11; Swim Show 10, 11, 12 (Crew); Varsity Club 12; Volleyball 12. CULTER, GORDON: Vocational Program 9, 10, 11. CURTIS, MIKE: Co-op 11, 12. CZARNECKI, DON: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 12; Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11, 12. DAHLKE, DAVE: Vocational Program 2 . D ' ARCY, DEEANN: Basketball 9, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10; Junior Play Crew. DELANO, JERRY: DENARDIN, NANCY: Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12 (Captain); GAA 9, 10 (Vice-President), 11 (President), 12 (President); Pep Club 10, 11; SAE 11; Steering Committee 9; Swim Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 12. DILLON. TIM: Woodland Aides 12. DIMICK, BRIAN: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Pep Band 11, 12 (President); Stage Band 12 (President); Co-op 11, 12; Wrestling 9. DIMICK, TIM: Co-op 12. DONALDSON, JULIE: GAA 9; Right-to-Read 11; Senior Prom; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 11; Swim Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12. EAGEN, KATHY: Basketball 11, 12; Cadet Teacher 12; French Club 9, 10. 11, 12; GAA 9, 10. 11, 12; Haptic Aide 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Prom; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SAE 11; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Swim Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Volleyball 12 . EAGEN, VIRGINIA: Co-op 12; Honor Society 12; Mat Maids 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Crew. ELLIS. CHIP: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; Football 9; Science Club 12; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11 (Captain), 12; Varsity Club. 174 - SENIOR DIRECTORY ENDEAN SCOTT: Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain). EVENINGRED, JODY: AMPLIFIER 11 (Co-Feature Editor), 12 (Feature Editor); GAA 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12. FISHER, KAREN: (Oak Park High School 9, 10, 11). FRIZZLE, DAVE: Baseball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9. FULTZ, RICK: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Swim Team 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 12 GARDNER, THERESA: Class Officer 11 (Secretary); Co-op 12. GARVERICK, KIRK: Baseball 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12 (Trainer); Varsity Club 11, 12. GARVERICK, MELODIE: Cheerleader 12 (Assistant Captain - Basketball); GAA 9, 10, 11 (Secretary); Girls ' State 11; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Junior Play Crew; Mat Maids 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), 12; SAE 11, 12 (Historian); Science Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 12; Swim Show 12; Tennis 9, 10, VIKING Staff 12. GREGG, AL: Football 9, 10, 12; Tennis 9, 10; Varsity Club 12; Vocational Program 12; Wrestling 9. HANDS, CURT: Ski Club 10, 11, Student Council 9; Tennis 9. HART, MICHAEL: Vocational Program 11. HAVENS, DWAINE: Baseball 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Steering Committee 12; Varsity Club 12 (Secretary). HAZLINSKY, GEORGE: HEADLEE, TOM: Basketball 9, 10, 11; Boys ' State 11; Chorus 10, 12; Drama Club 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Haptic Aide 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 12; Science Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Student Council 9, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (President). HEAMAN, SUANNE: Art Club 11; BOEC 12 (Parliamentarian); Co-op 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Girls ' State 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Mat Maids 10. 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (President); SAE 10, 11 (President), 12 (Treasurer); Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 11. HELZER, CINDY: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain - Basketball); Co-op 12; French Club 9, 10; GAA 12; Honor Society 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SAE 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12 (Treasurer); Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Ski Club 12; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track (Scorekeeper) 9, 10, 11, 12. HERBERT, CHUCK: Vocational Program 11, 12. HINKLEY, KAREN: BOEC 10, 11; Co-op 12; GAA 9, 10; Honor Society 12; Mat Maids 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; SAE 11; Swim Show 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11; VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12 (Business Manager). HOLLINGSWORTH, JEFF: Cross Country 10; Vocational Program 11. HOSKINS, SCOT: Vocational Program 12. HRISCA, DALE: Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12 (Co-Captain); Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Vice-President) IRVINE, VICKIE: Drama Club 10; Honor Society 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 9, 10; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Right-to-Read 11, 12; SAE 11, 12 (President); Senior Play Crew; Swim Show 9 (Crew), 10 (Crew); VIKING Staff 10, 11 (Sports Editor), 12 (Senior Editor). ISAAC, KATHY: Chorus 9. 10; French Club 9; GAA 10, 11; Honor Society 12; Mat Maids 12; Swim Show 10, 11 , 12 . JONES, KARRI: Concert Band 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; GAA 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; SAE 10; Swim Timettes 11 . KAMMER, KIRK: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. KEELER, BARB: Basketball 9; Choir 9; Chorus (Secretary) 10, 11, 12; Library Service 11, 12; Track 9 (Grand Haven Christian School 9). KEENER, STEVE: Basketball 9; Boys ' State 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Forensics 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play (Assistant Director); Senior Play Crew; Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity a ub 11, 12. KELCH, CHERYL: Chorus 12; (P.H.N. 9, 10, 11). KEYWORTH, JOHN: Debate 10, Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Pe p Club 9, 10; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 10, 11; Student Council 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 12. KITTS, TINA: Cheerleader 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Library Service 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Crew; Ski Club 9, 11, 12 (Secretary); Student Council 12; Vocational Program 10; (New Haven High School 9, 10 ). KLANN, CINDY: Class Officer 11 (Treasurer); GAA 9; Homecoming Court 9; Junior Prom; Right-to-Read 11; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Ski Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), 12 (President); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); Swim Show 9; Vocational Program 12. KLETTNER, LUANN: GAA 9, 10, 11; Senior Prom; Woodland Aides 12. KOSCHNITZKE, DOUG: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Steering Committee 10, 11; Student Council 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12; Wrestling 9. KULMAN, BILL: Co-op 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Tennis 10. KULMAN, HAROLD: LAMBERT, HERB: Vocational Program 11, 12. LASHER, JOE: Cross Country 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 1Z LEHTO, DAWN: BOEC 12 (Vice-President); Cheerleader 9; Class Officer 9 (Treasurer), 10 (President); Co-op 12; GAA 9; Pep Club 9; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 12. LEVEQUE, SUSIE: Library Service 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11, 12; Woodland Aides 12. LIDDLE, MICHELLE: BOEC 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Honor Society 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 10; SAE 12; Senior Play Crew; VIKING Staff 11. LINDSAY, BILL: LOTTNER. GLENN: Cadet Teacher 11; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 10; Wrestling 9, 10. MAGEE, ANITA: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9. 10; Vocational Program 11. MALLOREY. MICHAEL: Football 9. 10, French Club 10 (Treasurer); Ski Club 12; Student Council 10. 11, 12; VIKING Staff 9, 10. SENIOR DIRECTORY - 175 MALONE, TOM: AMPLIFIER (Sports Editor) 11, 12; Basketball 9; Statistician 10, 12; Camera Club 11, 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Class Officer 10 (Vice-President); 11 (President); Drama Club 11 (Vice-President); Football 9 (Trainer), 10, (Statistician); Homecoming Court (Escort) 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom; Pep Club 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; SAE 11, 12 (Parliamentarian Sergeant-at-Arms); Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12 (President); VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Sports Editor). MAPLES, KAREN: BOEC 11, 12 (Secretary); Co-op 12; GAA 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Library Service 11; Mat Maids 10; Pep Club 11; Steering Committee 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; (Marlette High School 9). McCALLISTER, CHERYL: AMPLIFIER 11, 12 (Editorial Editor); Cheerleader 9 (Captain), 11 (Sec. Treas. Basketball), 12 (Captain Football, Sec. Treas. Basketball); Drama Club 11; GAA 10; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Mat Maids 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 9; Swim Show (Crew) 10; Teacher ' s Aide 9; Track 10 (Timette); VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Advertising Manager). (Andrew Jackson Jr. High, Charleston, W. Va. - 9) McDonald, BRENDA: BOEC 10, GAA 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Right- to- Read 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Senior Editor). McHENRY, PATRICIA: AMPLIFIER Staff 11 (News Editor), 12 (News Editor); Concert Band 9, 10 (Secretary Treasurer), 11 (Secretary Treasurer) 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Stage Band 12; Baseball 12 (Manager); Cheerleader 9 (Alternate), 10, 11 (Outstanding Cheerleader Award); Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); GAA 9, 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom; Majorettes 12 (Drum Majorette); Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Quill Scroll 11, 12; SAE 11 (Secretary), 12 (Secretary); Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 11; Swim Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, Varsity Club 12; VIKING Staff 9, 10 (Sophomore Editor), 11 (Advertising Manager), 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Girls ' Volleyball 12 (Manager). McLEOD, STUART: Concert Band 12; Marching Band 12; Pep Band 12; SAE 12; Senior Play Cast; Track 12; (P.H. Northern 9, 10, 11). MELVILLE, PAT: Art Club 11; BOEC 11, 12; Camera Club 9; Drama Club 9; GAA 9, 10, 11; Haptic Aide 11; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 9, 11; SAE 11, 12, Senior Play Crew; Student Council 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12 (Radcliff Jr. High 9). MILLER. JOHN: Baseball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Tennis 11; Track 10; Varsity Club 11, 12. MOORE, RANDY: Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 10; Senior Play Crew; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Vocational Program 11. MORAN, PHIL: Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. MORRIS, LISA: BOEC 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Art Editor) MOWATT, ANDY: Vocational Program 11, 12. NEAD, MARY: BOEC 12. NEAL, JULII: Concert Band 9, 10, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 12; Chorus 11; Vocational Program 11. NEAL, PENNY: BOEC 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12, Co op 12; Drama Club 11 (Secretary Treasurer), 12; Junior Play Cast; Library Sen ice 11, Mat Maids 10; Senior Play Cast; Swim Show 10. NELSON, BRENDA: Chorus 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Program 11; (Richmond H.S. 12). NEUMANN, PETE: Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. NORDSTROM, CINDY: BOEC 12 (President); Class Officer 9 (Secretary); 10 (Secretary); Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast; Library Sen ice 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Woodland Aide 11. OATES, DAVE: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. O ' NEIL, CHRISTINA: Co-op 11; Vocational Program 10. OSENTOSKI, TOM: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 12. PARRISH, TOM: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide; Vocational Program 12. PARTRIDGE, DENISE: AMPLIFIER Staff 12, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 (Captain), 12; Debate 10; French Club 10, 11 (President) 12; GAA 9; Honor Society 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Ski Club 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (Treasurer); Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12. PATTERSON, MIKE: Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12. PAYIONK, MARIE: Right-to-Read 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Program 11. PERRY, DAVE: Football 9. 10, 11. PERRY, MIKE: Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10; Golf 11, 12; Haptic Aide 11; Right-to-Read 12; Track 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. PERRY, SUE: Woodland Aide 12. PETERS, ROBIN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 11, 12. PHILLIPS, BRIAN: Football 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12, Varsity Club 12. PHIPPEN, JULIE: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Debate 12; Teacher ' s Aide 10, 11; Vocational Program 11. POHL, PATTY: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; BOEC 11, 12; Co-op 12; Drama Club 10; Honor Society 11, 12 (Corresponding Secretary); Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 10, 11; SAE 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Quill Scroll 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Copy Freshman Editor). POLLEY, ROBIN: Cross Country 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. POLLEY, RON: Baseball 9; Track 10 (Trainer); Wrestling 10 . PORRETT, GERALD: Chorus 12 PRENTICE, BILL: RADATZ, DONA: Co-op 12; Viking Staff 11. RAINES, RANDOLPH: Co-op 11, 12. REEVES, BECKY: BOEC 10, 12 (Historian); Co-op 11, 12. RICHARDS, CATHY: Basketball 9; Co-op 11, 12; GAA 9; Pep Club 10, 11; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 9, 12; Student Council 11. 176 - SENIOR DIRECTORY ROGERS, BILL: Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Science Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Ski Club 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. ROWE, TOM: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10; Track 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10. SAFFEE, SHERIE: Right-to-Read 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12 . SAGER, DUANE: SARTWELL, JON: SCHAMBRE, KAREN: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching 11; Pep Band 11; BOEC 12; Co-op 12; Swim Timette 11; (Carl Brable H.S. 10). SCHMITT, DALE: Baseball 9; Football 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 10, 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. SCHULTE, JOE: Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 10; Boys ' State 11; Class Officer 11 (Vice-President); Football 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Track 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11. SCHULTZ, JOANN: BOEC 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Co-op 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Mat Maids 10; School Musical 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12, SCHULTZ, MARIE: Chorus 12; GAA 10, 11; Library Service 12; Swim Show 10, 11. SCHULTZ, MARY: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Co-Sports Editor); Class Officer 9 (Vice-President); Co-op 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; GAA 9; Haptic Aide 11; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Timette 10. SHIMMEL, DAVE: Basketball 9, 10; Class Officer 10 (Treasurer); Co-op 12; Cross Country 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12 , SHINN, MARGARET: SMITH, LISA: GAA 9; Honor Society 12; Mat Maids 9; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Woodland Aide 11, 12. SMITH, NANCI: Vocational Program 11. SMITH, TAMMY: Co-op 11, 12. SPARLING, JOANNE: AMPLIFIER Staff 1, 12 (Head Typist); Concert Band 9, 10, 11 (Historian); Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (Vice-President); Honor Society 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12. SPENCER, KARIN: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Debate 12; Drama Club (Secretary); Foreign Exchange 11; GAA 9, 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12 (Recording Secretary); Junior Play Crew; Mat Maid 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Quill Scroll 12; SAE 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Science Club 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Student Council 12; Swim Show 9, 10, 12; VIKING Staff 11 (Faculty Editor), 12 (Freshman Layout Editor). STERLING, BOB: Basketball 9; Cross Country 12; Football 9, 10; Steering Committee 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 11. STUMP, TERI : GAA 10; Mat Maids 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Right-to-Read 11, 12; Senior Prom; Swim Show 10, 11; VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12 (Faculty Editor). SULKOWSKI, CINDY: Honor Society 10, 11; Mat Maids 9, 10; Right-to-Read 11; Vocational Program 12. SWANSON, RICK: SYGIT, KEN: Basketball 9; Co-op 12; Cross Country 9; Golf 10; Homecoming Court 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Steering Committee 10. TAYLOR, GUY: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10; Student Council 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. TAYLOR, JEAN: Teacher ' s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 12. THATCHER, RAY: Vocational Program 10, 11, 12. THOMAS, SALLY- Art Club 9; Debate 9, 10; Drama Club 11; Forensics 9, 10; Junior Prom; Pep Club 9, 10; Right-to-Read 11; SAE 10; Senior Prom; Student Council 9; Swim Timettes 10, 11. TRASKO, JANET: BOEC 11, 12 (Treasurer); Co-op 11, 12; GAA 9; Mat Maids 9; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 10 . TROY, BOB: Chorus 11; Golf 11, 12 (Captain); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 11. TURNBULL, SCOTT: ULLMAN, DON: Tennis 12. URAMO, JUKKA: Football 12; Foreign Exchange 12; Ski Club 12; Track 12; Varsity Club 12; Wrestling 12; (Mannerheimintienyhteiskoulu Finland, 6 yrs.). VANTIEM, JANET: Teacher ' s Aide 12. VANTIEM, JESSIE: Co-op 12. WAGNER, CONNIE: BOEC 10, Debate 12; GAA 10, 11; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 10, 11; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Tennis 10. WARNER, RENEE: Camera Club 12; French Club 12; GAA 10, 12; Majorettes 12; Mat Maids 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; SAE 10; Science Club 12; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11; Swim Show 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Timette 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12 . WHEELIS, JEFF: Honor Society 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12. WICZKO, JOE: Co-op 11, 1Z WILSON, PAM: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 10; Basketball 11, 12; Chorus 11; Drama Club 11, 12; French Club 12; GAA 9, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Show 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12 (Photography Editor). WILTZE, RON: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Cross Country 9, 10; French Club 10, 11, 12; Golf 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom; Science Club 12; Senior Play Cast: Senior Prom; Student Council 12; Tennis 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. WOJCIK, DENISE: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12; GAA 9, 10; Honor Society 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SAE 11 (Treasurer); Senior Prom; Ski Club 10; Steering Committee 10; Swim Show 9, 10, 11 , 12 . WOOLMAN, MIKE: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Student Council 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 12. WRIGHT, NANCI: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Art Club 11; Cheerleader 9, 10; French Club 11; GAA 9. 10, 11; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 9, 10; Student Council 11; Swim Timettes 11, 12. SENIOR DIRECTORY - 177 THE NAME GAME ABLETT, BARRY 13. 17 Ablett, Marcia 62, 143, 144, 145 Adolph, Brenda 62, 147 Agostino, Chris 52, 169, 172 Ahles, Beth 50, 110, 111, 134, 154, 156 ALBERT, CHRISTIAN 17. 104, 106. 116, 117, 127, 141, 158, 160, 161, 172 Albert, Mary Ann 62, 133, 136, 139, 140, 169 Albert, Richard 74 Aldridge, Pat Aldridge, Terrie 62 ALFOLDY, CHUCK 17, 147, 159 ANDERSON, ERICP. 17 ANDERSON, ERIC R. 17, 107 ANGLEBRANDT, JUDY 17, 154 Anglebrandt, Randy 62 ANGOVE, LAURIE 18, 152 Angove, Paul 50 ARMSTEAD, HAROLD 18, 147 Armstrong, Linda 62 Arnold. Diana 62, 133, 143, 144, 145, 146 Artman, Charlene 62 ARTMAN, MARLENE 18, 152 Ashpole, Dina 74, 156 AUSTIN, JANET 18 Badley, Bob 62, 131 Badley, Sharon 74, 147 Bailey, Elizabeth 50, 110, 111, 113, 134, 156, 169 Bailey, Katheryn 62, 112, 113, 156 BAKER, SANDRA 18, 169 Baker, Sue 50, 169 Baldwin, Sue 50, 152 Balinsky, Deborah 50, 152, 153 Barbe, Pam 62, 142, 155 BARBE, PAUL 18, 122, 131, 143, 144, 145, 152, 153 Beaudry, Mary Jo 50, 156 Beaudry, Terri 74, 112, 156 BECKLEY, RANDY Benner, Joe 62, 147 Bennett, Diane 62 Bergdoll, Randy 62 Bergdoll, Susan 50, 52, 141 Bier, Diane 50, 141, 158, 165 Bixler, Jean 74, 84, 133, 141 Bixler, Joe 62, 72, 108, 118, 129, 140 Boddy, Dave 50, 104, 134 BOEHM, TRICIA 9, 19. 169, 172 Boehm, Trudy 74, 143, 144, 147, 156 BOERRE, CASIE 12. 19. 137, 16Z 163 Boettner, Brian 62. 72, 104, 118, 134, 144 Bonnett, Jim 62 BOOTH, ALAN 19, 116, 117, 126, 134, 152, 153 Booth. Paul 74, 84, 119 Booth, Steve 74, 124 BORGMAN, DOUGLAS 19, 134 Borgman, Steve 74, 143, 144 Boshaw, Judy 63, 147 BOWEN, GREG 19 Bowen, Marvin Bowen, Wade 50 Bowers, Steve 63, 165 Bowman, Jeanne 74, 156 Bowman, Ray 63, 122 BOYD, DIANA 19 Boyd, Linda 50. 152 Boyle, John 50, 152, 153 BRACKENBURY, JANEEN 20, 140, 154 BRADEN, JAMES 20. 122, 127, 134, 141 Braden, Tom 63 BREADY, MARY 20 BRECKNER, DONALD 1, 9, 12, 20. 133, 140. 149, 151, 158, 160, 162, 163, 164. 165, 172, 173 Breckner, Kristin 74, 156 Briggs, Melba 50, 152, 153 Brinker, Joe 50. 124, 158, 165 BRINKER, THOMAS 20, 152, 153 BROWN, BEVERLY 21 BROWN, GERALD 21 Brown, John 63, 122 BROWN, KAREN 21 Brown, Ken 63 Bryan, Beth 63, 155, 156 Brywig, Dale 74 Brywig, Karlene 1, 63, 113, 149, 156 Bubel, Gina 63, 170 Buelow, Tim 51, 53, 116 BURLEY, DAVID 21 Burley. Pat 1, 51, 104, 124, 148, 173 Burns, Brian 74, 131, 144, 145 BURNS, SUSAN 12, 21, 137, 139, 170 Butcher, Cyndy 51 Campbell, Eric 63, 108, 124 Campbell, Mike 51. 152 Campbell, Tammy 74 Campbell, Tena 51, 152 Campbell, Vicki 51 Carlisle, Joyce 74, 143, 144 Carlisle, Judy 63, 170 Carolan, Joan 51, 53, 60 Carolan, Joseph 74, 131 Carney, Brian 63, 108 Carpa, Joe 63 Carufel, Margie 63, 141, 155 Carufel, Mark 51, 53, 122, 143, 144, 145, 146 Cash, Cathy 63, 147 Cash, Dale 63, 108, 118, 141 Cash, Dave 74, 147 CASH, KEN 22, 116, 117, 130, 134, 161, 163 Cataldo, Mary 74 CATALDO, PATRINA 22, 169 Chapdelaine, Anna 51 Chapdelaine, Ron 74 CHAPPELLE, HOLLY 2Z 152, 154 Chappelle, Tracy 74 CHURCHILL, BRENDA 22. 137, 139, 152 Churchill, Dave 74 CHURILLA, MIKE 22 Churilla, Ray 51 Cleaver, Bob 74 Cleaver, Doug 63, 108, 127 Cline, Cheri 1, 64, 133, 142, 149, 155, 156 Clouse, Cathy 51, 152 Coffey, Laura 74, 141 Coggins, Dawn 51, 110, 111, 134, 143, 144, 145, 147, 156, 159 Colgan, Eric 75, 124 Collard, Sue 51, 150, 159, 165, 172 Compton, Barbara 75 Compton, Pam CONRAD, KIM 22 Conrad, Terry 51 Cooper, Diane 51 COOPER, JESSE 23 Corbett, Steve 64 COWGER, JEANNETTE 23, 140, 154 Crack el, George 75 Crane, Bob 75 Crawford, Ken 75 Crawford, Randy 64 Crawford, Tim 64, 164 Cruickshank, Jim 52, 104, 134, 150 CRUICKSHANK, KAREN 23, 110, 111, 113, 134, 161 CULTER, GORDON 23 Cutter, Mike 52 Curtis, Barb 64, 164 Curtis, Jeff 75 CURTIS, MICHAEL 23 CZARNECKI, DONALD 23, 143, 144, 146, 152, 153 Czarnecki, Judy 75, 112, 113, 143, 144, 156 Czarnecki, Linda 52, 152, 153 Czostkowski, Joe 75, 119 Daggett, Mike 75 DAHLKE, DAVE 26, 152 D ' ARCY, DEEANN 26, 110, 111, 134, 160. 161 D ' Arcy, Tammy 52, 147, 152 Darnell, Amy 64, 133, 155 David, Tim 75 Davis, Jerene 75, 147 Day, Mark 52, 104, 116, 129, 134, 152, 153 Day, Scott 52, 104, 134 DELANO, JERRY DENARDIN, NANCY 26, 110, 111, 113, 134, 156 DeNardin, Sue 64, 72, 121, 156 DeShon, Dave 75 Detzler, Theresa 64 Diem, Linda 75 Dillon, Joe 52, 60 Dillon, John 75, 119, 140 DILLON, TIM 26. 154 DIMICK, BRIAN 26, 143, 144, 145, 146 Dimick, Chris 64, 108 DIMICK, TIM 25, 104, 107 Dingman, Kirk 75 Dionne, Mike 75 Doan, Chris 75, 84, 119 Doan, Debbie 64 Dobson, Wendall 64, 108 Donaldson, Julie 25, 152 Dora, Louie 64, 141 Dora, Mike 75 Dortman, Phil 75, 147 Doubles, Diana 75, 133 Dowding, Jim 52, 158 Drechsler, Renee 64 Dubreuil, Paul 64 Durentini, Joan 64, 72, 133, 140, 156 Durrant, Betty 52 Dusci, Melinda 75 Dziubinski, Ron 75 Dzurnak, Patti 52, 110, 133, 141, 156. 172 EAGEN, KATHLEEN 13, 25, 110, 111, 113, 134, 156 Eagen, Man 75, 143, 144 Eagen, Mary Anne 1, 64, 149, 169 EAGEN, VIRGINIA 25, 163 Ellis. Tim 75 ELLIS, WILLIAM 13. 25, 122, 129, 134 ENDEAN, SCOTT 26, 124, 134, 152, 153 Endean, Sheryl 76, 143, 144 Epperson, Caryll 64 Ernest, Terry 76, 147, 164 Erno, Dave 64, 108 Evans, Julianne 1, 65, 72, 121, 148 EVENINGRED, JODY 8. 26, 150, 151, 173 Eveningred, Tracie 76, 143, 144, 147 Farnsworth, Debbie 76 Farnsworth, Julie 52, 152 Farnsworth, Rick 65 Farrer, Debbie 65, 142 Fasbender, Jim 65 Fasbender, Suzette 65, 147 Featherstone, Pam 52, 142, 144, 145, 152, 153, 155, 156 Feick, Marchel 65, 141, 165 Feick, Mark 65. 121, 122 Fezatte, Teresa 76, 143, 144 Fiedler, Karen 76. 144. 145, 146 FISHER, KAREN 26 Fisher, Patty 76 Fitz, Tom 76 178- INDEX Foor, Patti 52, 57 Forbes, Kimm Francesconi, Doug 1, 65, 108, 118, 130, 149, 165 Francesconi, Pat 65, 112, 113, 156 Francesconi, Sue 52, 110, 111, 113, 134, 155, 156, 172 Franks, Glenn 52, 147 Frazer, Al 76, 119 Frees, Sue 52 FRIZZLE, DAVID 26, 104, 107, 134 Frizzle, Wes 76, 124, 141 FULTZ, RICK 26, 147 Gaffney, Debbie 65 Gaffney, Linda 52, 53, 140, 155, 172 Gaffney, Tresa 76 Galant, Sandy 76 Gardner, Sharon 53 GARDNER, THERESA 26 GARVERICK, KIRK 27, 104, 106, 116, 134 Garverick, Kris 53, 60, 104, 116, 134 GARVERICK, MELODIE 1, 13, 27, 120, 133, 149, 155, 161, 163, 172 Gates, Jill 76 Genaw, Paul 65 Gentner, Fran 65 Giles, Cindy Goodin, Tom 53, 104, 134 Goodmen, Jody 65 Goodwin, John 76, 131 Goulette, Shelly 53 Goyette, Kathy 65, 72 Green, Bill 53, 104, 124, 134, 152 Green, Rod 53, 152 Greenhoe, Kim 65. 72. 113, 133, 150, 165 Greenhoe, Laura 53, 140, 170 GREGG, ALWYN 27. 104, 107. 152 Gregg, Cheryl 53, 169 Grueber, Jim 53 Guinn, Gloria 65 Haggerty, Larry 65, 108 Hanchera, Dawn 76 HANDS, CURTIS 27 Hands, DeeAnn 76, 112 Harkleroad, Debbie 66 Harris. Doreen 76, 143, 144, 156 Harris. Gayle 76 Harris, Ralph 66, 108, 124 HART. MICHAEL 27 Hartel, Mike 53, 57, 104, 116. 134, 152, 153, 158 Hartel, Nancy 76, 143, 144, 147, 156 HAVENS, DWAINE 13, 27, 104, 107, 128, 134 Havens, James 76, 125 HAZLINSKY, GEORGE 28 Headlee, Dave 53 Headlee, Lynn 66 Headlee, Kathy 77, 84 HEADLEE, THOMAS 28, 104, 107, 134, 147, 158, 161, 163, 172 Heaman, Jill 77, 84. 121, 133 HEAMAN, SUANNE 13, 28, 155, 160, 161, 162, 163, 170, 172 Helmer, Leanne 53. 110, 111, 113, 134, 169 Helmer, Shelly 77. 156 HELZER, CINDY 28, 120, 133, 155, 156, 160, 161, 163, 170 Hemphill, Gary 66, 108, 118 Hendrick, Karen 77 Henry. Bill 77, 131 Henry, Bob 77 HERBERT, CHARLES 28, 152, 153 Herman, Debbie 1, 66, 149 Herman, Pam 53, 165 Herman, Rick 77, 124 Hill, Fred 66 Hill, Gary 1, 53, 56, 60, 149, 164 Hill, Terri 77, 121, 133, 141 Hillman, Kevin 66, 122, 140, 158 Hillman, Lori 77, 112, 156 Hillock, Bernie 53 Himmel, Kelly 77 HINKLEY, KAREN 1. 10, 29, 148, 173 HOLLINGSWORTH. JEFFREY 29 Hollingsworth, John 77, 122 Hollis, Cecila 77 Hool, Becky 77, 143, 144, 165 Hornby, Bob 77 Horth, Scott 54 Hoskins, Kyle 77, 84, 156 HOSKINS, SCOT 29 Howes, Kirk 54, 152 Hrisca, Steve 77, 119 Hudson, Ann 54 Hutchinson, Al 77, 140 Hyatte, Bruce 77 IRVINE, VICKIE 1, 10, 29. 148, 155, 161, 163, 173 ISAAC, KATHY 30 Janiszewski, Andy 66 Johns, Kathy 77, 140, 147 Johnson, Keith 66, 158 Johnson, Martha 66, 112, 147, 159 Johnson, Ralph 54, 104, 140, 147, 155 Johnson, Sherry 66 Jones, Michael JONES, KARRI 9, 30, 143, 144, 145 Jones, Kim 66, 133, 143, 144, 145, 146 KAMMER. KIRK 30. 104, 107 KEELER, BARBARA 30, 147 Keeler, Susie 66, 147 KEENER, STEPHEN 30, 104, 107. 134. 161, 163 Kegley, Eugene 54, 128 KELCH, CHERYL 30, 147 Kelch, Diane 77. 147 Kennedy, Rick 54, 57, 104, 128, 134 Kent, John 77 Ketchum, Chuck 78, 124 Ketchum, Karon 54, 152 Kettlewell, Randy 66, 152, 153 Kitts, Jamie 66, 104, 129, 134 Kitts. Jon P. 78, 118, 140 KITTS, TINA 31, 120, 133, 140, 161, 163, 164 KLANN, CINDY 31, 163 Kleeves, Cathy 78 Kleeves, RuthAnn 66, 147, 159 KLETTNER, LUANN 31, 154 Koschnitzke, Colleen 78, 133, 168 KOSCHNITZKE, DOUG 31. 131, 134, 152, 153, 158 Koschnitzke, Kevin 54 Koschnitzke, Mary 66 Krueger, Kevin 54, 143, 144, 145, 146 Kujat, Kim 78, 84 Kujat, Kris 52, 54, 57 KULMAN, HAROLD Kulman, Kevin 78 KULMAN, WILLIAM 31 Kwiatkowski, Martha 78, 147 Labadie, Mike D., 54 Laeder, Tom 67, 152, 153 LaGruth, Debbie 67. 72, 121, 140, 165 Laidlaw, Laurie 67, 72, 121, 140, 165 Laird, Margie 54, 144, 145, 147 LaMarsh, Judy 78 LAMBERT, HERB 32 Lambert, Mary 54 Lambert, Winnie 67, 113 Langolf, Roy 67 Lasher, Jane 78, 84, 112 LASHER, JOSEPH 32, 134 Lasky, Lori 78, 121, 133, 140, 164 Lathrum, Bill 67 Leach, Donald 67, 118, 158 Leach, Gwen 78 Lee, Tammy 78 McIntosh, Geri 55, 152, 153 McKenzie, Scott 67 McKinlay, Chuck 67 McLEOD. STUART 34, 143, 144, 162, 163 Meinhardt, Mary 55 MELVILLE, PATRICIA 35, 140, 155, 161, 163, 170 Miller, Jacqueline 55 MILLER, JOHN 35, 104, 107, 130, 134, 152, 153 Miller, Pat 67. 108, 116, 128 Miller, Tammie 67, 147 Miller, Tom 79, 119, 140 Mitchell, Dave 55, 152 Mitchell, Mike 79, 122 Mohr, Kim A. 79 MOORE, RANDY 35, 104, 163 MORAN, PHILLIP 35, 104, 107 MORRIS, LISA 1. 35. 149, 173 Morrish, Tom 68 Morrison, Angie 79 Morrison, Ty 79 LEHTO, DAWN 13, 32. 170 Lents, Dan 1. 54. 127, 134, 140, 149, 164 Lepine, Frank 67 Lepine, Phil 54 Levandowski, Jane 55, 60, 110, 111, 134, 152, 156, 164 HRISCA, DALE 29, 104, 106, 116, 117, 128, 134, 141, Levandowski. Paul 78, 104, 108, 118, 140 158, 172 LEVEQUE, SUSAN 32. 169 Malone, Tim 67, 108, 118, 141 Manfrin, Dick 79 KEYWORTH, JOHN 31, 122, 130, 141, 152, 153, 161, Maples, Alice 79, 143, 144 163 MAPLES, KAREN 13. 34, 160, 170, 172 King, Chuck 78 Knox, Laura 1, 54, 60, 148, 150, 164, 165 Kokotilo, Sue 78 McDONALD, BRENDA 1, 10, 34, 148, 173 Kolasinski, Duane 66 McDonald, Jenny 79, 147 Koppleberger, Angela 54, 57, 120, 133, 140, 141, 158, McDonald, Marie 55, 147 159, 169 McHENRY, PATRICIA 1, 10, 12, 34, 113, 133, 134, 142, 144, 145, 150, 155, 156, 160, 163, 172, 173 Leverich, Bob 67 Lewis, Mike 78 LIDDLE, MICHELLE 9, 32, 155, 161, 163, 170 Lindgren, Kelly 78, 84, 121, 133, 140, 164, 165 Lindsay, LouAnn 78, 113 Lindsay, Renee 55, 152 LINDSAY, WILLIAM 33 Little, Sue 55, 140, 164, 165 Livingston, Kelli 78, 84, 133 Loeding, Scott 67 Logan, Lonnie 78 Logan, Robin 55 LOTTNER, GLENN 33, 154 Lucas, Dean 78 MacAl lister, James 79 MacDonald, Deb 55 Mackay, Bruce 67, 143, 144, 145, 146, 164, 165 Mader, Chris 79, 119, 140 MAGEE, ANITA 33 Magee, Ray 79 Magee, Ronald 79, 143, 144 MALLOREY, MICHAEL 33, 140, 165 Mallorey, Paul 67. 72, 165, 164 MALONE, THOMAS 1, 10, 33, 133, 148, 150, 155, 158, 160, 162, 163, 173 Mareski, Ken 55, 104, 152, 153, 164, 173 Mazure, Marybeth 67 Mazure, Sandy 79 McARTHUR, SANDY 34, 140 McCAL LISTER, CHERYL 1, 10, 13, 34. 120, 133, 148, 150, 158, 161, 163, 172, 173 McCarthy, Kim 55. 158, 173 McClelland, Phillip 55, 154 McCracken, Donna INDEX - 179 MOWAT, ANDY 35, 152, 153 Mullinax, Machete 79, 147 Munro, Dennis 68, 108, 118 Murphy, Kelly 68 Murphy, Ron 55 Myers, Ron 68 Myles, Kaethe 79 NEAD, MARY 36, 170 NEAL, JULII 36, 144, 152 NEAL, PENNY 36, 159, 160, 162, 163, 170 NELSON, BRENDA 36 Nelson, Jim 79 NEUMANN. PETER 36 Nicholas, Karen 55, 152 Nofs, Tim 55. 104, 134 NORDSTROM, CINDY 36, 160, 162, 163, 170 Nutt Tim 1. 68, 149 OATES, DAVE 37, 104, 106, 129, 134 Oates, Jeff 68, 108 O ' Boyle, Tim 68, 128, 140 O ' Boyle, Mike 79, 124 O ' Brien. Mike 79, 164 Oles, Kathy 68, 133 Oliver, Debbie 68, 142 Oliver, Louie 68 O ' NEIL, CHRIS CAMPBELL 37 Osentoski, Karen 68 OSENTOSKI, THOMAS 37, 104, 107, 134, 144, 146, 153 Osentoski, Tony 68, 158 Pakulski, Ken 79 Paldanius, Carol 79. 143, 144, 145, 146 Paldanius, Chuck 68, 108, 124, 140 Parker, Doug 80 Parker, Jeff 56 Parniske, DeeAnn 56 Parrish, Jean 80 PARRISH, THOMAS 37, 120, 133, 140, 150, 158, 163, 165, 172 PARTRIDGE, DENISE 8. 37. 120, 133, 140, 150, 160, 163, 164, 165, 172 Paterson, Clint 80 Paterson, Millie 80 Paterson, Tami 56, 152 PATTERSON, MICHAEL 37, 122, 147 Patti son, Mark 68 Pavlik, Brian 80 Pavlov. Eileen 1, 68, 121, 140. 149, 150 PAYIONK, MARIE 38 Payionk, Mike 56 Pearson, Nancy 68 Pearson, Jerry 80, 119 Perry, Brian 68, 131, 147 PERRY, DAVID 38 PERRY, MICHAEL 38, 131. 134 PERRY, SUZANNE 38, 154 Peruski, Mark 56, 104, 134. 140 Perz, Marylynn 68 PETERS, ROBIN 38, 116, 117, 134 Pettee, Sue 56, 152 PHILLIPS, BRIAN 38, 104. 106, 134 Phillips. Kellie 69 Philp. Jim 56, 122, 143, 144, 158 PHIPPEN, JULIE 39, 168 Pickering. Linda 80 Pickering. Tami 56, 152, 169 Pidick, Karen 69, 155, 164, 165 Pochodylo, Becky 56. 110, 111, 113. 134, 156, 169 Pochodylo, Laurie 80, 112, 113, 140, 156 POHL, PATRICIA 1. 10. 39, 148, 155, 161, 163, 170, 173 POLLEY, ROBIN 39, 152, 153 POLLEY. RONALD 39, 152. 153 Porrett, Don 69, 108, 126. 134 PORRETT. GERALD 39 PRENTICE. WILLIAM 39 180- INDEX Pretty, Cheryl 69, 143, 144, 145 Pullen, Barbara 80, 112, 156 Pullen, Brian 56, 152 Pung, Roy 80 Putze, Debbie 56 Putze. Delores 56, 152 Quaine, Dan 80, 119 Quant, Scott 56, 57, 104, 124, 134 Quinn, Dave 80, 84, 119 Quinn, Pam 56, 152 RADATZ, DONNA RAINES, RANDY 40 Raines, Tim 80, 143, 144 Ramsey, Dick 80 Ramsey, Mike 56 Randall, Carol 69, 133, 147, 156, 158, 159 Randall, Sue 69, 143, 144, 145. 147 Randall, Warren 57, 124, 143, 144, 145 Redford, Doug 69, 108, 118 Redford, Joe 80, 119, 141 Redpath, Rick 69 REEVES. BECKY 40, 170 Regulinski, Russell 80 Reid. Kathy 69. 170 Reynolds, Debbie 69, 110, 111, 113, 134, 141, 155, 156 RICHARDS, CATHY 13, 40 Richards, Connie 80 152, Richter, Paul 80 Rivard, Alicia 1. 80, 149 Robbins, Pam 57, 169 Rock, Orville 69, 108 Rogers, Cindy 80, 140, 143, 144, 156 Rogers, Karen 69, 143, 144, 146, 156 ROGERS, WILLIAM 40, 104, 106, 130, 134, 158, 161, 163, 164 Rose, Gerry 57, 152 ROWE, THOMAS 40, 104, 106, 126, 134, 152 160, Rymers, Jim 80 Rymers, Sue 69, 147 158, Saffee. Rick 81 SAFFEE, SHERIE41 Sager, Laurie 69, 147 SAGER, DUANE 41 Salvo, Linda 81, 143, 144 Samples, Beth 1, 69. 133, 149, 156, 159, 165 Samples, Scott 57, 104 Samuelson, Kathy 57, 60, 133, 156, 159, 172 Sanders, Dave 81 Sari, Mark 81, 119, 140 SARTWELL, JON 41. 152, 153 Sawdon, Douglas 69 Sawdon, Gayle 57 Sawdon. John 57, 152, 153 Sawdon, Wayne 69 Schambre, John 81, 124 SCHAMBRE. KAREN 41 Schambre, Mike 69, 108 Scheffler, Linda 70 Schiller, James 81 Schlinkert, Sue 57, 152 SCHMITT, DALE 41, 130, 164 Schmorrow, Laura 57, 140, 169 SCHULTE. JOSEPH 13. 42. 104, 106, 128, 129, 134, 158, 161. 163, 165 Schultz, Chris 81, 147 Schultz, James 70, 108, 147, 159 SCHULTZ, JOANN 42 SCHULTZ. MARIE 42, 147 Siemen, Ray 81 Siler, Kevin 57, 104 Simmonds, John 70, 108, 143, 144 Simmons, Bruce 81, 119 Simmons, Chuck 57, 147 Simonds, Mike 57 Simmonds, Rick 81 Simons, Tom 10, 70, 118, 147 Small, Donald 57 Smith, George 81. 147 Smith, Kathelene 81, 133 SMITH, LISA 13, 43, 154 Smith, Mike 81 SMITH, NANCY 43 SMITH, TAMMY 43. 152 Snook, Ron 81 Snover, Dave 81 Soboleski, Ken 81, 84 Soboleski, Renee 70, 72, 121, 142, 165 Solnosan, Mike 81 Solomon, Jeff 70 SPARLING, JOANNE 43, 144, 147, 150, 173 Spencer, Dwight 57, 104, 116, 134 SPENCER, KARIN 1, 10, 44, 140, 148, 150, 155, 158, 161, 162, 163, 168, 172, 173 Spencer, Sue 57 Sprotberry, Paul 70. 108 Stark, Becky 70, 72, 140, 165 Stark, Larry 81 Stephens, Laura 82, 113, 147 Sterling, John 82 STERLING, ROBERT 44, 134 Stewart, Beth 82 Stoliker, Beth 70, 72, 113, 133 Stout, Pat 82. 124 STUMP, TERI 1, 10, 44, 148, 173 Sturdevant, Richard 82. 143, 144 Sulkowski, Chris 82 SULKOWSKI, CINDY 44, 152 Sulkowski, Linda 57 Sutton, Cheryl Anne 82, 147 Swanson, Mike 57 SWANSON, RICHARD 44 Swierkosz, Cathy 82, 156 SWOFFER, BOB 45 SYGIT, KENNETH 45 TAYLOR, GUY 45, 128, 129, 134, 140 Taylor, Helen 82, 147 TAYLOR, JEANNE 1,45, 149 Teeple, Laura 58, 133, 155, 159, 164, 165 Teeple, Marjory 82 Tetlock, C.R. 82. 140 THATCHER, RAY 45. 152, 153 Theisen, Craig 58, 131, 134 Thibodeau, Robert 70, 168 Thick, Ron 58, 104 THOMAS, SALLY 46 Thompson. Michele 82 Thompson, Patrice 58, 60, 165 Thornton, Tom 57, 58 Tobiczyk, Alan 82, 131 Tomalo, Angie 82 Tomalo, Mike 51 TRASKO. JANET 46. 163, 170 Trasko, Judy 82. 147, 156, 165 Troy, Angie 58, 147, 159 Troy, Jeff 82 TROY, ROBERT 8, 46, 131, 160, 161, 163, 172 Ullman, Kathy 82 Ulrich, Janet 58, 147 URAMO, JUKKA 47, 104, 106, 124, 134, 164 SCHULTZ, MARY 13, 42, 140, 150, 161, 162, 163. 164, Turnbull, Dave 70, 118, 134, 140, 147, 159 172, 165. 173 Shafran, Cathy 57 Shimmel, Janet 81, 142, 156 SHIMMEL. DAVID 42 Shinn, Chris 81 SHINN, MARGARET 43 Siefert. Carolyn 81. 147 Turnbull, Mike 82. 108, 119 TURNBULL, SCOTT 46 Tyler, Cheri 70. 155, 156 ULLMAN, DON 46 Vanderscors, Jean 83, 147 Vanlerberghe, MaryAnn 52, 53, 58, 60. 120, 133, 137, 139, 140, 165 VanNest, Terri 58. 154 VanSickle, Rich 70, 143, 144, 145, 146 VANTIEM, JANET 47 VANTIEM, JESSIE 47 Vantiem, Mary Ann 83 Vargo, Karen 70, 142, 155, 156, 170 Venia, Jayne 58, 110, 111, 133, 141, 159 Venia, Jennifer 70, 133, 140, 170 Voisard, Mike 58, 104, 122, 134, 158 Wahl, Inez 83, 143, 144 Wagar, Tom 58, 159 WAGNER, CONSTANCE 47, 140, 161, 163, 168 Young, Sandy 83 Young, Sara 71, 143, 144, 145, 147 Zablocki, Harold 59, 104, 134 Zacharias, Mike 59 Zauner, Steve 59 Zauner, Sue 59 Zeller. Skip 59, 147, 152 Zepp, Kim 52, 59, 140, 170 Zimmer, Jim 83 Zimmer, Julie 71 Zinzo, Dixie 71 Walker, Jim 70 Walker, Wendy 58, 143, 144 Walsh, Elizabeth 83 Walsh, Richard 70, 152, 153 Ward, Bonnie 58, 152 Ward, Jane 83 Ward, Jill 83 Ward, Mike 58 Warner, Darcy 83, 112, 136, 156 Warner, Michelle 58, 152 WARNER. RENEE 13, 47, 133, 142, 162, 163, 165 Warren, Mary 83, 141, 159 Waters, Gail 58 Watson, Dave (9) 83 Watson, Dave (11) 59, 104 Watson, Peggy 59, 143, 144, 145 Watson, Todd 70, 108, 118 Wayne, Gary 71, 104, 134 Weakland, Perry 71 Webb, Linda 59, 147 Wedge, David 83, 122 Wedge, Kim 83, 112, 140, 142 Wehner, Darren 83 Welser, Dan 59 Welser, Jim 59. 104, 152 Welser, Sue 83, 144 Wessel, Jeff 83 Westbrook, Daphne 83, 156 Westbrook, Tim 71, 122, 141 Westrick, Mark 83, 122, 141 Weymouth, Maureen 71 WHEELIS, JEFF 47, 152, 153 White, Jan 71 Wiczko, Mariann 59 WICZKO. JOSEPH 48 Willard, Glenn 71, 108 Willemsen, Mike 53, 59, 60. 141, 150, 158, 164 Williams, Janet 59, 147 Williams, Julie 71. 121, 165 Wilson, Doris 83, 121, 133, 164 Wilson, Janice 52, 59, 152, 153, 170 Wilson, John 59, 152, 153 Wilson, Laura 71 WILSON. PAM 1, 10, 48, 110, 111. 134. 140, 144, 149, 156, 159, 164, 165, 173 Wilson. Scott 71, 108 WILTSE. RON 8. 48, 116, 117, 134, 140, 158, 160, 162, 163, 165, 172 WOJCIK, DENISE 48, 120, 133, 144, 161 Wolfe. Preston Jr. 71 Woodruff, Terry 71 Woolman, Bob 83, 119 WOOLMAN. MIKE 48, 104, 107, 126, 134, 141, 152, 153, 158 Worley. Krys 71, 72, 121, 165 WRIGHT, NANCI 48, 150, 161 Wright, Walter 83 Wright, Wendy 71. 142, 164 Yielding, Trenia 59, 170 Young, Barron 71 Young, Rick 71 Gonna % It In The Want Ms rnierttSponson Mr. Mrs. William Bier parents of Diane Mr. Mrs. Arthur Boerre Mr. Mrs. Donald Breckner parents of Don and Kristin Mr. Mrs. Robert Cruickshank n parents of Karen and Jim Mr. Mrs. Robert Gardner parents of Theresa and Sharon Mr. Mrs. Robert Garverick Mr. Mrs. Don Heaman parents of Sue and Jill Mr. Mrs. Robert Helzer parents of Cindy Mr. Mrs. Lee Hool parents of Becky Mr. Mrs. Howard Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Thomas Knox parents of Rick parents of Laura Mr. Mrs. Frederick Malone parents of Tom and Tim Mr. Mrs. Paul McCallister parents of Cheryl Mr. Mrs. Charles McHenry parents of Patricia Mr. Mrs. Joseph Nutt parents of Tim Mr. Mrs. Max Pochodylo ■m m- n , , . . parents of Becky and Laura Mr. Mrs. Robert Pohl parents of Patty Mr. Mrs. Frank Samples TV ft r� 1 r . . parents of Scott and Beth Mrs. Ruth Smith parents of Tammy Mr. Mrs. Joe Spencer Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Wilson — — parents of Pam and Scott 182 - ADS ARDENS 208 Huron Avenue Port Huron CRAIG K. BAIRD REAL ESTATE 1926 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron THOMAS H. BOOTH, O.D. 2930 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron CAROLAN ' S WHOLESALE MEATS 1228 Minnesota Avenue Marysville DR. ROBERT CUSHMAN 1315 S. Riverside Drive St. Clair DALTON ' S SHOES 626 Grand River Port Huron DETROIT TEA STORE 510 Quay Street Port Huron FISCHER SON CONSTRUCTION 4074 Ravenswood Road Por Huron FOX ' S JEWELERS 111 Huron Avenue Port Huron ROY G. FRENCH ASSOCIATES 2001 1 1th Avenue Port Huron GESTETNER CORPORATION 1425 Pine Grove Port Huron GEORGE INNES MEN ' S WEAR 319 Huron Avenue Port Huron GEORGE ' S FINE SHOES 219 Huron Avenue Port Huron HERBER ' S COLLISION 2970 Lapeer Road Port Huron HOUSE OF HEARING 2754 Electric Avenue Port Huron LAKESHORE MOTEL APARTMENTS 5962 Lake Shore Road Port Huron HUBERT LUCAS FUNERAL HOME 1634 Lapeer Road Port Huron MAC TAGGART ' S 935 Military Street Port Huron MARCOTTE DISPOSAL COMPANY 2569 Military Street Port Huron STAN MARENGO APPLIANCE 2836 Pine Grove Port Huron MARTA ' S RECORD SHOP 409 Quay Street Port Huron MARVEL TOOL MACHINE CO. 1096 North River Road St. Clair MARY ' S FABRIC CARE 1705 Gratiot Avenue Marysville MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INS. 1105 Sedgwick Port Huron DR. MORRISON 212 14th Street Marysville J.C. PENNEY 311 Huron Avenue Port Huron PRESTOLITE WIRE CABLE 3529 24th Port Huron C.F. ROWELL MACHINE TOOLS 3025 Military Street Port Huron ROBERT L. RUTT, D.D.S. 1320V2 Michigan Avenue Marysville ST. CLAIR INN COUNTRY CLUB 500 N. Riverside Dr. St. Clair SILK ' S FLOWER SHOP 816 Clinton St. Clair SUNDERMANS 2934 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron J. THOMAS TRUS KE 2916 Pine Grove Port Huron ADS - 183 Congratulations Class of 75 Viking Lanes 364-8116 1483 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 COLIECE OF COSMETOLOGY $350.00 For Marysville Graduate Only PROGRAMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET New Classes every Tuesday 1871 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Call 364-9510 184- ADS “SLIGHTLY REVIsELn SCHOOL SONG MARYSVILLE CLASS OF ‘75 I’m wishing life’s best in all you strive Let us reminisce the days We spent together here in high school As we go our separate way Let’s always keep our “VIKING PRIDE” Just like a treasure deep inside It will help to see us through In everything we do MARYSVILLE HIGH, GOOD-BYE! CONGRATULATIONS ‘75 GRRDURTES Dale ' EVERYONE CHANGES - SO HAVE WE Steve ' Dee huui Tttotel open all year color-TV Vibrator Beds individual temperature control 1710 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. 48040 For reservations (313) 364 7881 ADS — 185 Leaders in Men ' s Fashions For Over 51 Years. c Men ' s Wear 215 Huron Ave. Arena Sporting Goods 335 Huron Ave. Phone 982-5773 Golf — Hockey — Baseball — Fishing Tackle Tennis — Trophies — Skates Sharpening CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1975 from BELVEDERE GOLF CLUB 3311 North River Road 1 Mile N. off Pine Grove Phone 982-7010 DOUG BELLOW, BUILDER Swimming Pools Accessories Fiberglass In-ground Pools For an Estimate Phone 364-7589 after 5 p.m. 1352 Georgia Avenue Marysville, Michigan Home Construction 186- ADS Congratulatiom To the parents and the Marysville System. What a fine group of students! Schnackenberg ’s Electric Motor Shop Port Huron 3980 Pine Grove WIL TON ' S T. 1 . APPLIANCE Major Appliances TV Stereo 2703 Pine Grove Port Huron, Mich. 982-9549 BEN FRANKLIN At the Village Green Shopping Plaza 231 1 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. 364-6181 ADS - 187 0 pC4 enmcu€ Restaurant Motor Lodge 1337 NORTH RIVER ROAD - ST. CLAIR DANCING ENTERTAINMENT DOCKING FACILITIES HEATED SWIMMING POOL FINEST OF FOODS SERVED FASHIONS BRIDALS - FORMALS 69334 MAIN STREET RICHMOND, MICHIGAN 48062 PHONE 727-1504 MURRAY— ZIMMER Sheet Metal Contractors 2505 PINE GROVE, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PHONE 985-9621 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING VENTILATION MAKE-UP AIR EXHAUST SYSTEMS CUSTOM SHEET METAL Marysville Market U.S.D.A. Choice Meats 210 Huron Avenue Quality Choice Groceries Meats 364-7901 Congratulations Class of ‘75 Seteie See 188- ADS J PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 1002 MILITARY YU 2-8525 RUTHORIZED DERLER FOR KONICR BELL - HOWELL POLAROID ERSTMRN KODAK YRSHICR MINOLTA RN5C0 ADS - 189 Goodmen Sons Automatic Transmission Service General Auto Repair 2127 Eleventh Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-4007 Gas-Oil-Lube 1273 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan ALWAYS OPEN BLUE WATER rag GLASS lOLASSl Auto b Window Table Tops Mirrors 702 Griswold Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-2494 Hartel Son Excavating 3182 Lilac Port Huron, Michigan Phone 385-4929 Compliments of MARYSVILLE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 190- ADS Marysville Shell Service NICHOLAS DAVID HAIR STYLISTS The Fine Art Of Creative Hair Styling Allstate Road Service Self-Service Car Wash Corner Huron Gratiot Marysville, Mich. 48040 Phone 2838 PINE GROVE AVE. COLONIAL SHOPPING CENTER POR T HURON, MICHIG AN 1 TEL: 982-6662 1 364-6131 OPEN — Monday thru Saturday Dunn Paper Company Port Huron, Michigan 48 oeo Manufacturers of jCightu’eiglit .. Papers N G. MC LEAN PRESIDENT F rt (yratiot -fiyfit AT THE HEADWATERS OF THE ST CLAIR RIVER 385-5565 385-5501 N Cx N Novelty COIN OPERATED AMUSEMENT DEVICES — POOL TABLES BOWLING MACHINES — PIN BALLS — GUNS — ETC. BURKE NICHOLS 4460 PINE GROVE AVENUE RON NICHOLS PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 221 HURON AVENUE TELEPHONE 984-3194 ADS - 191 Paul’s Party Store 6011 Gratiot Party Foods Cards Frozen Custard St. Clair Michigan 364-3168 l AUTO LPARTf RUSS JACOBS PORT HURON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY U- 1 i— ■ g ■ a Quinlan Music Store Studios 922 Military Port Huron 984-3157 -v-, Marysville Plastics Corporation 315 GORDON W. GORBUTT Irwin’s Supply Cuttle Road Insures Everything You Own ... Car, Business, and Home. Company i — PHONE: 982-9571 1 HI n Pi np firm p A upnilp 2337 10th Street Port Huron Michigan 985-9757 Marysville, Michigan 364-6688 IUIU ■MIC VJl UVc M VCIIUC Port Huron, Michigan 48060 192 - ADS John A. Rowling Real Estate Port Huron Fair Haven Lexington Almont Marlette The Sherwin-Williams Co. Spray Equip. Wall Paper Ladders Free Delivery 1605 Pine tffitwe 9X4-2171 TONY RICHARDS RFG. SDG. CO. Port Huron ' s Favorite Siding Man Phone: 985-5381 5439 Ponderosa Dr. North Street, Mich. Compliments Whitecap ★ ♦★★ ★★★ M LAFAYETTE ★★★★ mi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H H 1 1 1 LLLU YOUR LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATE STORE CITIZENS BUSINESS BAND EQUIPMENT • ANTENNAS TOWERS • RECEIVING TUBES • TELEVISION RADIO • PA AMPLIFIER • RECORDING EQUIPMENT • AUTO TAPE PLAYERS • Hi Fi A STEREO • RECORDING TAPES COMPONENTS • EXPERIMENTER PARTS • POLICE MONITORS OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK MON THRU SAT OWNCD A OPdATtD BY TMl IOWRIIS C.J. Welser Well Drilling � . YU 5-5103 • E F JOHNSON • GARRARD • REGENCY • PANASONIC • FINCO • BURGESS • FANON • ELECTRO VOICE • ROHN TOWER 1503 24TH STREET -AT GRISWOLD PT HURON Water Systems Sales Service 5640 Gratiot Rd. St. Clair, Mich. 48079 (313) 364-6361 Yellow Pages ADS - 193 HARRY G. MOAK Real Estate 2914 Pine Grove Port Huron Harry G. Moak Realtor (313) 985-9515 DELTA BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 2540 Lapeer Road Port Huron (313) 982-8507 Wholesale Distributors Compliments of Wonder Bread and Hostess Cakes WONDER 194- ADS it randall’s for flowers and gifts NORTHGATf $ ADOlTtONAt HOt (OAT 984-2631 FIND US FAST IN THE. . . Yellow Pages STITCH N KNIT 2309 GRA HOT BL VD. MARYSVILLE FABRICS NOTIONS 361-8170 ACCESSORIES STITCHERY YARNS SHALLCROSS OPTICAL CO. 615 Water St, Port Huron, Michigan TO THIS! THORPE PRINTING SERVICES, INCORPORATED 364-6222 604 Busha Highway Marysville CHAMPION BRIT COMPANY HURRY, HURRY, DON’T BE LATE, GET GOOD DEALS AT CHAMPION BAIT ADS - 195 PEOPLES BANK PORT HURON — MARYSVILLE 984-5161 Seven Convenient Offices to Serve You With Full Banking Facilities Main Office — 511 Fort St. Marysville Office — 2425 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Office — Busha Hwy. at Michigan Member F.D.I.C. Friendly People Going one step further for you 196- ADS FLOOD’S Hickey’s HARDWARE 5prayer CENTER Service 1701 Gratiot Blvd. 3523 Northwood Marysville, Michigan 48040 Dhn nn QC 1 QQQQ Port Huron, Michigan 48060 r none. oD4-oyoy (313) 982-1906 Jensen - Townsend GLOBAL Printing Company VAN LINES. INC. For Every Printing Need R.W. Bradley Manager 912 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan Bradley and Son 1521 8th Street M umn onri Ctorinfl Port Huron Michioan 48060 Phone: 984-2081 moving ana oxorage 1 1 ifiiwnyaii tuvuu Phone: 982-2961 WALLY’S BARBER SHOP Owners Wally Deising and Sam Pizzo ADS — 197 Tire Distributors Inc. 3755 Pine Grove Rd. Car _ Truck Motorcycle Trailer McVety Food Sales Inc. 1626 Lapeer Port Huron McNeice Floor Finishing Floor Laying Refinishing Resurfacing iRD ifi)))lnl ftWJla) fn))) 3, 1009 16th Street Port Huron Congratulations Class of 75 John Hurley 198- ADS MARYSVILLE DAIRY 1207 Gratiot Blvd. EM 4-6444 Congratulations from B0WL-0-DR0ME In Downtown - Port Huron Visit our Zebra Bar Phone YU 4-1007 522 Quay Roberts TUXEDO SHOP MEN ' S FORMAL WEAR Tuxedo Rental 984-3041 918 Pine Grove DAHLKE RADIO-TELEVISION Sales Service 274 Bartlett Rd., St. Clair EM 4-6330 SERVICE Friendly Farmers Market Marysville Flowers 364-8780 501 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. Julian and Gloria Volckaert ADS - 199 CHET ' S EXCAVATING SERVICE Trenching - Sewer Contracting FOUNDATIONS GRADING BACK FILLING SAND GRAVEL FILL DIRT — ALL TYPES 4760 YANKEE RD. ST. CLAIR PHONE FA 9-2022 t6e Specializing Hair Tinting — Permanents Bleaching — Shaping Problem Hair 1206V2 Griswold St Port Huron, Mi. Phone 987-3100 WM. GAW SON Wholesale Distributor McDonald Ice Cream 1318 Wisconsin Marysville, Michigan PHONE 364-9704 Congratulations to the Class of 75 Compliments of Eugene Welding Co. 200 - ADS Compliments of ARcm fllR H°° K£Y A ' N e ,L Pete’s Pizza Parlor 302 Huron Blvd. Uv! 2jv M arysville, Ml Phone 364-7333 Eat here or take out your favorite pizza. Century Sheet Metal 528 PINE STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 3805 Lapeer Road Port Huron Phone 984-2400 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK PORT HURON Michigan National Bank has confidence in the future because of the youth of today. the SATURDAY bank OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ’TIL 4:30 Serving The Entire Blue Water Area, DOWNTOWN OFFICE 802 Military GRISWOLD STREET NORTH END OFFICE OFFICE 2300 Griswold 1620 Pine Grove SOUTH PARK OFFICE 2313 Conner Same Phone Number for All Four Convenient Locations (313) 984-4111 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ADS - 201 GRESLEY — MACKAY Ri : 1702 Water Farm Port Huron 982-6343 Bureau Insurance TOM WADDELL 1625 Georgia Avenue Marysville, Michigan Phone - 364-7223 AC ■ • r- j - SBfci V ' ■ ' ” jg ..; ffijjfc; : - ;? W Boddy Construction 1505 Michigan 364-9560 MORTON SALT COMPANY 601 Busha Highway Marysville, Michigan Phone 364-6661 Sid ' lift . rtfifUicutce Sctfe Service 364-730t 202- ADS Women of the Moose Chapter No. 99 of Port Huron Moose Lodge No. 158 The Legionnaires of Port Huron Moose Lodge No. 158 wishing you the best throughout the year Wishing you a successful year 3520 Military Street 982-3041 ADS - 203 Compliments of BOWIE COAL a OIL CO. 1750 Michigan Ave. Marysville 364-7531 ROBERT ft SHIRLEY BOWIE Traveler ' s Lodge Inn Phone: IQTEI Phone: 364-8900 364-8400 70 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Best Wishes to the New Graduates Deep Six Enterprise 1650 New Hampshire Marysville Diving Equipment Certified Instruction Water Safety Through Education Sears Roebuck Congratulates The Class Of 75 212 Grand River Port Huron, Michigan Blake Son ' s Glass Inc. 835 - 24th Street Offer their Congratulations to the Class of 75 ADS - 204 RUFF FLORRL C£ x? CO. L UMBER CO. 2325 - 10th St. 406 QURY 5T. PORT HURON PORT HURON CALL 985-61 14 985-8165 CURTIS CHALET MEMBER FLORIST’S SWIMMING POOL pni n d t a r i crv i n a nin TELEORRPH DELIVERY UULUn 1 V — Alvi rlVl nAUlU WATER BEDS RSSOCIRTION PHONES IN EVERY ROOM AIR CONDITIONED 1484 GRATIOT BLVD. POPHRM’S MARYSVILLE, MICH. CU5TOM 48040 F0R re SERVATIONS Call 364-7500 WOOD WORKING DOG-N-SUDS (bulk 1 1 INC. I POg I 1 519 GRATIOT Mw 1276 ORRTIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICH. II IQT MRRYSVILLE J LJ C) 1 PHONE PHONE 364-7551 364-6000 ADS - 205 Better Made Potato Chips JOE WICZKO Distributor (313) 364-6953 50 Mack (Lot 48), Marysville, Michigan 48040 MARYSVILLE MARKET 210 Huron Quality Choice Groceries Meats 7Hc% Vldty 0 pd4 tiOK S ofefre PORT HURON BUILDING SUPPLY 3555 Electric Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 987-2666 1332 Michigan Ave. Marysville 206- ADS D.J. Shannon Insurance Agency Real Estate Carpa’s Service Texaco Oil Products AAA Wrecker Service Coastal Tank All Types of Insurance Complete Collision Service 2 Locations 1470 Pennsylvania, Marysville CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS • Station No. 1 1810 Gratiot, Marysville Phone EM 4-6511 • Station No. 2 1348 Michigan, Marysville Phone EM 4-7291 Lines 420 Huron Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 Just call: 364-7201 South Park Welding Supplies Oxygen - Acetylene - Medical Gases and Beverage (CO 2 ) Gas Lincoln Miller Arc Welders Automatic Equipment Lincoln Electrodes Smith Oxy-Acetylene Equipment Grinding Discs Complete Line of Equipment Milwaukee Heavy-Duty Tools Medical Oxygen Home Delivery 50 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville Phone: 364-6521 Neumann Flowers Flowers for All Occasions Phone YU 2-8505 914 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan STREAK on down to Allen ' s Quality Cleaners, 713 Huron Ave ... Leave your clothes. They will get Attention! ADS - 207 Sc. (2taOi Suburban St. Clair Auto Rubber Glass Co. %ea££ tq. 1511 Water St. t23t (plittfott Port Huron 1765 Michigan St. (Ztciin TfticAiytui 4%07 ? Michigan 18060 Marysville Michigan GLASS 48040 Phone: 364-7424 GEORGE LANG, INC. “Where to Buy Economy” 2929 Gratiot AMERICAN MOTORS Gremlin Hornet Pacer Matador VOLKSWAGEN VW Bus Rabbit Sirocco Beetle Marysville, Michigan 1+801+0 Rhone: 361-7000 208 ADS t C H A N o C REALTY f Leo E. Samson, Jr. — Broker For All Your Real Estate Needs! Member of Multi-List Service Call 984-3146 Eve. 985-8587 D H True Value Hardware 3857 24th Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Phone: 982-1734 48060 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 75 LQNODIi FARM L)xiV vU , INC. ADS 209 UNDER SEA SPECIALTIES DIVING EQUIPMENT U W DIVING SCHOOL INAUI PADI) WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTION COMMERCIAL DIVING DIVISION EQUIOMENT REPAIR AND TESTING U W PHOTOGRAPHY CHARTER SUNKEN WRECK SHIPS EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURE Phone: 982-4900 “Seaxite THE FINEST IN PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY CARE Phone: 364-9104 j || BIAIMI «t 1L FMB Congratulations Seniors from BARBE ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE 3435 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville Compliments of MARYSVILLE HOBBY CENTER 1319 Gratiot, Marysville Best Wishes from MacKenzie Prescription Drug! 929 24th St. Port Huron Mullberry Bush 2317 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan BOWLER ' S SUPPLY CENTER 1202 Lapeer Bowling Supplies Phone: 982-8143 210 - ADS Congratulations Seniors of 1975 From ‘ tfacgb ' ' At WONDER BREAD and HOSTESS CAKE 808 Gratiot, Marysville LAMBERT SON Inc. 1105 Wadhams Road Port Huron Phone: 367-3096 International Harvester Truck Industrial Dealer Sales Service j r SetUosM- From BLUE WATER FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION 2424 - 10th Ave. Port Huron Phone 985-9623 ' pt Cfcl S Ti ott Kl President Compliments of One hour mmm: THE MOST IN DRY CLEANINO Jerry Soupal, Jr. 2037 Pine Grove Port Huron, Michigan THEUT PRODUCTS, INC. MANUFACTURING SAND - GRAVEL CEMENT - MORTAR SEWER CROCK LIME - PLASTER DRAIN TILE - FLUE LINING STEEL SASH EXPANDED SLAG BRICK AND BLOCK CUT STONE Phone: 3G4-7132 ADS - 21 dcUet Dairy Isle 1826 Gratiot Marysville ADS - 212 CONGRATULATIONS . . . THE NEXT STEP IS UP TO YOU QouttUaiLeJuL Mteiugan Oout o uu Plymouth CHRYSLER Dodge 68286 S. Main Street Richmond, Michigan 48062 foerro m©r COMPLIMENTS OF Patient ... a country experience Fine hand crafts and antiques If you like a country drive, you will enjoy a visit to Terramor. You will see handmade pottery, pewter ware, distinctive hand crafted gifts, hand knitted Scottish sweaters and antique glassware. BUD and MARY SUE BECKER 8188 Sparling Road WTiyi KS POTTERS IMPORTS Goodells, Michigan 1013 Hollis SATURDAY, SUNDAY OR BY APPOINTMENT - PHONE 325 1319 Port Huron, Michigan ADS - 213 ZABLOCKI Electric 29425 Gratiot Roseville 771-3133 Work Congratulations Class of 75 Marysville Golf Course P.0. Box 101 Tech Steel Rule Die Company 1414 Gratiot Blvd Marysville Mich. Phone 364-8647 214- ADS Brahany Printing 1924 Twenty-Fourth Street Port Huron, Michigan Phone (313) 982-6469 For nil Your Printing Needs Compliments of Colonial Chapel Funeral Homes, Inc. Serving the Blue Water District St. Clair ... 329-4766 Marine City ... 765-8000 Marysville Massage Center 1110 Washington Blvd. 364-7226 Arthur Neumann, Proprietor diet HO UtClH deefUoe thy youth: Cut 6c thou oh exautfdc o£ the CeUeveoe iu word. iu couvefuatiou, iu chuntty iu ofcinit, iu plith iu fuvtfty ' limottuf 4:t2 Marysville Baptist Church 1234 Sixth Street Compliments of Zablocki Electric ADS - 215 Jack Smith ' s Market 1318 Mansfield St. 985-6873 Saffee’s Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Phone: 982-0123 519 Huron Ave. Port Huron (faptfetCwtefitte rewite ScutcOueb r r nfllC PATENT .stalls 171 1 Gratiot Ave. Marysville, Michigan EM 4-7771 Eagen ' s Service Station 4089 Ravenswood 364-6909 David R. Marks General Contractor Residential and Commercial Construction Whether Buying or Selling New or Used Home or Lot Call 364-8236 Also a representative of O ' Connor Realty Marysville, Michigan 48040 216 - ADS SUPERB DINING Breathtaking panoramic view high above the City of Port Huron and overlooking the St. Clair River and Lower Lake Huron. We welcome you to one of the most exciting views of one of the world’s busiest water- ways. JFogcutter RESTAURANT 511 FORT STREET PORT HURON Open Seven Days a Week 1 1 a.m. to 2 a.m.; Sunday 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Vagabond Gift Center COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND COZY CORNER BANQUET ROOMS TELEPHONE (AC 313! 987-3300 rations Petrolane Gas Service, Inc. Suzuki S ales Mr. Mike Cozy Dr. H. G. Ruttle Maynard ' s Motel Dr. Stanley H. Pettengill Maplethorpe Ins. Agency Kirby Company of P.H. Thomas-Dee Hairstyling ADS - 217 Teachers. . . Are you interested in learning more about the benefits of the Marysville Public Schools District tax-deferred annuity plan? “Northwestern Mutual Life is the original underwriter of this plan. Call me for information without obligation. 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 NMI CLASS of 75, Thanks for the memories Miss Janet Arno and Miss Marilyn Fedraw TELEPHONES: 985-7821 985-7887 Jack ' s Catering Vending Service, Inc. Twenty years locally owned and operated CATERING TO: Mobile — Industrial — Parties Banquets — Receptions COMPLETE LINE OF VENDING MACHINES 1818 - 24th Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Eagle Boat Top Repairs Replacements Supplies 1321 Gratiot Blvd. 364-5959 Specializing in INSURED SAVINGS and HOME LOANS OF ALL KINDS CITIZENS FEDERAL SA VINGS 511 Water St. - Hancock at 12th Ave. Port Huron , Mich. Other Branches Algonac — Bad Axe — Imlay City Sandusky — St. Clair 218 -ADS TOM-A-HAWK MOBILE HOME SALES 4511 24th Ave., Port Huron 385-4432 LARGEST SELECTION EVER Sheraton, Horizon, Champion, Nashua Boyse Cascade MARYSVILLE LIONS CLUB Marysville, Michigan “Board of Directors’ SERVICE Wheelchairs Hospital Beds Crutches Walkers Sight Conservation Leader Dog PROJECTS Chicken Barbecue White Cane BEAUVAIS REALTORS 1327 Military Port Huron, Michigan 48060 984-5151 ADS - 219 BEAUTE HUT Congratulations SALON Seniors 1820 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Complete Beauty Service No Appointment Necessary ▼TvvTt CALL 364-6116 Port Huron JERRY SMITH Surgical BRAKE SERVICE Supply 2422 Griswold Port Huron, Michigan 2402 Conner PHONE 985-6279 Port Huron, Michigan the Commercial a„« Savings Bank of st. clair county St. Clair 329-2244 Emmett 384-1307 Yale 387-3229 Wadhams 987-5450 Port Huron 987-3600 Whatever your plans ... college or career ... Make us a part of your future. 220 - ADS L M CAKE DECORATING SUPPLIES 6 7 9 - ( rt t z Port Huron, Mich HHOVo ' Ready made Icing Decorations Holding Chocolate. S- P ' lolds ■Bridal Knives t Glasses beo, H- Advanced Cl awes Colored uradua+es Fountain Cental Printing While-You-Wait 1 Block West of 1 0th Street Phone: 982-6110 HOURS: 8:30 to 5:00 DAILY - - - SAT. - CLOSED HURON AUTOMATIC SCREW CO. 4918 GRATIOT RD. PORT HURON 364-6636 943 Military Street PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 984-4120 Collins and Catlin 2445 Pine Grove Port Huron, Michigan Commercial — Industrial Phone — 984-4125 Custom-Built Homes ADS - 22 %cvum. tectna Uc Sctfiftlcf $xmficuuf WHOLESALERS OF ELECTRICAL SUPPLI ES 308 Wall Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Phone (313) 985-8183 Odgen Moffett Company 1515 Busha Highway Phone 364-8880 Marysville, Michigan Mt. Clemens, Michigan 60 Floral Street Phone 468-2432 Detroit, Michigan Sarnia, Ontario 6465 Wyoming Phone 984-2471 or 344-0957 Phone 582-3040 Canadian Customs Compound Congratulations Class of 75 from Shepherd Auto Sales MERCURY LINCOLN 68200 Grand Trunk at Main Richmond, Michigan Call 727-3885 222- ADS Like a good neighbor, Knapp ' s Feed Store State Farm Seeds - Feed Pet Supplies r i STATI f AIM Ji� is there. Bolens Lawn Equip. INSURANCI 1834 Pir Lester Orris, Agent te Grove Avenue, Port Huron Phone: 984-1537 YU 4-4291 10 Gratiot Marysville, Michigan Stadias EMerson 49696 407 Henry Street Smiths Creek, Michigan 48074 Pleasure Pools, Inc. Swimming Pools Inground vinyl and Fiberglass Phone (313) 367-3296 Phone YU 2-4595 C. Herber’s Collision Service Wrecking Service 2970 Lapeer Rd. Port Huron, Michigan ADS - 223