Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

Marysville High School Marysville , Michigan We Dedicate The 1978 VIKING In Loving Memory To MRS. EMIL YBLA CKNE Y BORN - AUGUST 14, 191 7 DIED - DECEMBER 1,1977 Content to her was not a game. In which she strove and worked for fame, Or worldly goods. But in the way she lived her life each passing day. They who think that you are gone because no more your face they see, Are wrong - for in our hearts you live; And always will, in memory. BORN - OCTOBER 22, 1937 DIED -JULY 19, 1977 MRS. MAR Y SUE BECKER 2 - DEDICA TION TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS 5 ACTIVITIES 61 JUNIORS 95 SOPHOMORES 109 FRESHMEN 121 SPOR TS 133 FACULTY 165 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y 182 INDEX 185 ADS 189 TABLE OF CONTENTS - 3 Every Day, Every Hour Is Notable SEPTEMBER 6 No more sun at the beach: school has begun! Picnic at noon in the cafeteria. 9 First Pep Meeting was in the great outdoors. Student Council members elected. 12 Class meetings - class officers - class business 14 Freshman Football victory over St. Clair 37-30 15 Freshmen walked in the sunshine to the American Legion Home - for a test? 21 Sophomores ordered class rings. 22 French Club started caramel apple project. 23 New club organized all kinds of hobbies. 29 JV Football team treed the Cougars - 20-16. 30 National Honor Society recognized first group of students. Students said Cheese for the camera person. DECEMBER 5 Fall Sports Banquet 12 BOEC benefited Special Olympics with historic basketball game. 13 Senior Seminars for the Class of ' 78 17 The Magic of Christmas came alive at the Student Council dance. 1 9 Christmas Concert by the Choirs. Students swam to get out of swimming (class, that is.). 20 Mr. Yon ' s homeroom door exhibited the spirit of Christmas. 21 Christmas Winds presented by Marysville bands. 22 On the first day of Christmas ... Vacation at last! MARCH 1 St. Clair Student Council members visited. 7 MHS toured Skill Center. Freshmen enjoyed Romeo Juliet at Hilberry Theatre. 9 Spring Love Concert by our vocal groups. 12-13 BOEC went to State Finals in Detroit. 22 You Can’t Take It With You Juniors performed hilariously. 23 Onward and upward with another vacation! Assembly - Reptiles! Ugh! OCTOBER l Senior Class car wash fx stponed because of rain. 8 Stick-A-Coin for the Marching Band. It rained! 12 Theatre Club was transformed into Thespians. 13 Court representatives elected for all classes. Cross Country runners beat Marine City 28-27. JV Basketball Vikettes took P.H. Central 45-40 16 Apple picking by the French Club in a real apple orchard. Golfers won the Regionals! 18 Juniors chose to stay inside to take National Merit Test. 1 9 Sophomores ordered class rings. 20 Vikings marched in the cool of the evening warmed by the bonfire. 21 A beautiful day for a parade, and the Vikings trounced Oscoda to celebrate Homecoming 22 Queen Kelly Lindgren was the belle of the Homecoming Dance. 24 Mr. Grosser tried out the trampoline. 25 Sophomores concluded successful sale of homecoming glasses. 26 Baby August yn was born. 29 Seniors picked up papers - healthy, outdoor activity. JANUARY 6 JV Volleyball Vikettes won over PH High. 9 Freshman Vikings squeaked past the Muskrats 48-47. 10 Unexpected pleasure - Snow day! 12 Registration for Second Semester Seniors stood in line the last time. 14 Wrestlers took PH High 33-28. 20 End of First Semester. The days are getting longer. Travel Club members took the train to Toronto. 25 French Club stomped through snowstorm to prepare spaghetti dinner. 26-27 Blizzard of ' 78. Even the Ski Club had to cancel. APRIL All those beautiful outdoor sports had wet beginnings, but spring was here at last! Blue Water Band Festival NOVEMBER 1 1 978 Viking went on sale. 7 Girls ' Varsity Club had a pool party. 9 Freshmen sold baked goodies. Seniors chose colors for caps and gowns. 10-1 1 Students stayed home so that parents could attend school. Oh, my. several students were not allowed to go out into the great outdoors for many days. 14 Advanced Biology students tripped to Woodlands. 17 Girls ' Varsity Basketball fought a bitter battle with the Cougars, losing 45 AO. 18 Tne Night of January 16th on Nov. 18 - Senior Play! 21 Yearbook group pictures - too cold to go outside. FEBRUARY 7 More pix for the Viking. 8 Varsity Volleyball team rolled over St. Clair. 10 Amplifier scoop Junior Play Cast announced Boys ’ J V Basketball o ver A Igotiac. 11 BOEC gals took honors at Regional Competition. 14 Boys ' Varsity Basketball dominated the floor with a score of 48 A 1 over St. Clair Sarge served ‘Sweetheart Chicken for Valentine’s Day. 17 Coming-Home celebration. The Class of ' 80 won $15 for 1st place. The new King was Mike Daggett. 18 Colour My World brightened previously postponed Junior Prom. 23 Marysville Swimming Invitational was the greatest ever - we kept most of the 1st place trophies ! 24 Cheerleaders planned . Big Mama surprise for Varsity Basketball Team. 28 Thespians were inducted into national troop. MAY 11-13 Musical production of Li’l Abner with Sadie Hawkins ’ Day Ballet. 12 Registration again. 22 The madcap jollities of Viking Week too over the school. Magic Assembly - MHS disappeared! 24 Honors Assembly - Students received awards. 29 A day off for a long weekend. The Marching Band the Majorettes led the parade. 30 Baccalaureate heralds Senior Week! 31 Senior Concert followed Senior Dinner. JUNE 1 Senior Honors Convocation - Scholarships awarded. 2 Come Sail A way with the Senior Prom. 4 Commencement - Seniors said Goodbye. 6-8 Final Exams We could hardly wait to see the sun shine! 4 - CALENDAR They Will Climb Valedictorian Salutatorian Trudy Boehm Doreen Harris DAR Award ■■■■■■■■■■I Honor Students Dina Ashpole Shelly Helmer Laurie Pochodylo Jean Bixler Cecila Hollis Alicia Rivard Trudy Boehm Kyle Hoskins Cindy Rogers Stephen Borgman Jon Kitts Richard Saffee Jeanne Bowman Cathy Kleeves Linda Salvo Joyce Carlisle Suzanne Kokotilo Mark Sari Judy Czamecki Kimberly Kujat Janet Shimmel Joseph Czostkowski Judy LaMarsh Larry Stark Linda Diem Lori Lasky Laura Stephens Melinda Dusci Kelly Lindgren Cathy Swierkosz Trade Eveningred Alice Maples Charles Tetlock Karen Fiedler Saundra Mazure Alan Tobiczyk Kathleen Fraley Kaethe Myles Judy Trasko Tresa Gaffney James Nelson Inez Wahl Doreen Harris Michael OBrien Jayne Ward Nancy Hart el Carol Paldanius Mary Warren Jill Heaman Jean Parrish David Wedge Brian Pavlik ■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■ 6 - SENIOR HONORS The Highest Mountains American Legion Awards. Rick Saffee Kelly Lindgren C.R. Tetlock Calvin Moulton Activity Awards Cindy Rogers Michigan Mathematics Competitive Award Brian Pavlik Bausch-Lomb Science Award SENIOR HONORS - 7 They Will Scale Danforth Awards Linda Salvo Larry Stark Cathy Swierkosz Amplifier Journalism Award Trade Eveningred Editor-in-chief BOEC Honors Award Mary Warren President 8 - SENIOR HONORS The Loftiest Peaks Viking Service Awards Kim Kujat Laurie Pochodylo Kathy Smith Business Manager Copy Editor Advertising Manager SENIOR HONORS - 9 The Open Road Lies Ahead 10 - SENIOR LIFE For Those Who Seek Friendship SENIOR LIFE - 11 From Dawn To Dusk , We PRETTIEST EYES - Shelli Lorenger and Clint Patterson and Dave Watson CLASS THREAT TO PEDESTRIANS - Mike O’Boyle and Jill Heaman 12 - SENIOR LIFE Enjoyed Every Moment CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS - Steve Borgman and Sharon Badley CLASS FLIRTS - Larry and Martha Kwiatkowski Stark BEST LIKED - Kelly Lindgren and Tom Miller Jeff Troy — QUIETEST PERSON — Margie Teeple Paul Booth — GOOD SPOR T — Cathy Swierkosz C.R. Tetlock — CLASS LOVERS — Doreen Harris John Sterling — MOST SERIOUS — Teresa Fezatte Dan Quaine — BEST LOOKING — Alicia Rivard Al Tobiczyk - MOST ARGUMENTA JIVE - Trudy Boehm Jon P Kitts - MOST TALKA TIVE - Kaethe Myles Ken Soboleski - MOST AGREEABLE - Nancy Hartel Mike Turnbull - MOST ACTIVE - Mary Warren Russell Regulinski - WEIRDEST NAME - Inez Wahl Dave Cash - BEST PERSONALITY - Sandy Mazure Paul Richter — MOD DRESSER — Doris Wilson Brian Pavlik - MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED - Cindy Rogers Paul Levandowski - BEST ATHLETE - Laurie Pochodylo Bruce Simmons - PRETTIEST HAIR - Karen Fiedler John Dillon - CLASS LAUGHER - Terri Hill Jerry Pearson — MOST WITTY — Laura Stephens A l Frazer - BEST BULL T - Sheryl Endean Joe Czostkowski - CLASS BOOKWORM - Jeanne Bowman Jim Rymers - CLASS BLUSHER - Alice Maples Tim Ellis - CLASS GOSSIP - Jayne Ward Mike Dionne - MOST FRECKLES - DeeAnn Hands Mark Sari - CLASS B.S. ERS - Beth Stewart George Smith - MOST COMMON NAME - Kathy Smith Chris Mader - MOST TALENTED - Linda Salvo Ray Siemen — MOST OUT-GOING — Lori Lasky Marv Eagen - MOST CONFUSED - Judy Trasko MOST MISCHIEVOUS - Jeff Curds and Angie Tomalo BEST SMILE - Mike McKenzie and Darcy Warner SENIOR LIFE - 13 Standing: Cindy Rogers, President; Sandy Mazure, Vice President, 1 4- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Laurie Pochodylo, Secretary Alicia Rivard, Treasurer. These Are The Stars Who Steer Our Course I was a child Who ran full of laughter I was a child who lived for today My eyes full of sunshine My heart full of smiles was a child for a day . We were the children Who sang in the morning We were the children Who laughed at the sun Who listened to those who spoke with their wisdom. We are the ones who we would say f but We re getting older as time goes by A little older with every day We were the children of yesterday. We are the men who worry of nothing We are the men who fight without aim Who listen to no one , yet speak of our wisdom We are the pawns in the game. Lyrics and music by David Gordon and Paul Travis. Copyright 1977 all rights re- served and used by permission. 1. John Hollingsworth, 2. Jeanne Bowman, 3. Darcy Warner, 4. Dina Ashpole, 5. Mike Daggett, 6. Jon Kitts, 7. Kelly Lindgren, 8. Kyle Hoskins, 9. Mike Turnbull, 10. Kelli Livingston, 11. Martha Kwiatkowski, 12. DeeAnn Hands, 13. Lou Ann Lindsay, 14. Brian Pavlik, 15. Kaethe Myles, 16. Dave Cash. Class Song Class Motto We are the future , looking out of the past. We are the present , making old things last. We are tomorrow , thinking of yesterday. We are today , doing things in our own way. I was a child Who ran full of laughter I was a child who lived for today. My eyes full of sunshine My heart full of smiles I was a child for a day. We’re getting older as time goes by A little older with every day We were the children of yesterday. Class Flower Red Rose SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE 15 Newton Fuller Jerry Pearson Atmabelle Fuller Jill Heaman Madge Fuller Martha Kwiatkowski Steve Elder id ge Dave Cash Mr. Kimber Brian Pavlik Katie Judy LaMarsh Mrs. Douglas Linda Salvo Clayton Evans Jeff Troy Rena Leslie Judy Trasko Hester Kim Wedge Raymond Mike Turnbull Mr. Prescott John Hollingsworth Leggett Frazer Mike Solnosan Tommy Hughes Mike Daggett Sue Barrington - Sandy Mazure Marion Wilcox Jeanne Bowman Uncle Stanley Chuck King Student Director Kathy Smith House Manager Kelly Lindgren Stage Manager Lori Lasky LIGHTING Gene Cummins Tom Miller SOUND Pat Stout Larry Stark Trudy Boehm C.R. Tetlock COSTUMES Dee Ann Hands Doris Wilson MAKE-UP Lou Ann Lindsay Kathy Johns Lori Hillman Melinda Dusci Beth Stewart TICKETS Kelli Livingston Laurie Pochodylo Mary Warren PUBLICITY Jean Parrish Kyle Hoskins PROGRAMS She lli Loren ger Kim Kujat Angie Tomalo Terri Hill USHERS DeeAnn Hands Tammy Campbell Melinda Dusci Beth Stewart PROMPTERS Laurie Pochodylo Diana Doubles PROPS Kristin Breckner SCENERY Paul Levandowski Cathy Swierkosz Diana Doubles Tom Miller Margie Teeple Larry Stark Joyce Carlisle PHOTOG RAPHY Jean Bixler 16- JUNIOR PL A Y George Washington j UNCLE STANLEY: Newton , I haven ’t got a red cent. 2 NEWTON: You just wait , Annabelle. 3 ANNABELLE: Angry? I could spit from here to Mount Vernon! 4 MADGE: Come on , Mother , g ve in. It ' s exciting A house- all ours! 5 STEVE: Come on, Madge-TU teach you something about surveying. 6 MR. KIMBER: Excuse me, Mr. Fuller , my cow is trying to get into your car! 7 KA TIE: A horse just walked in! 8 MRS. DOUGLAS: What a comfort you must be to your aunt, Raymond. Slept Here? 9 CL A YTON: Who started that fire? 10 RENA: Oh, how I loathe the country! 11 HESTER: Baby? I don ' t know what you ' re talking about. 12 RA YMOND: I ' d like to see you try it, you old poop ! 13 MR. PRESCOTT : Madam, this well you have put down has tapped my spring. 14 TOMMY: Ah! Sweet mystery of my life, at last I ' ve found you. 15 SUE: I love these old houses, don ' t you? 1 6 MA RION: Mona Lisa Smile. JUNIOR PLAY - 17 T h e N g h t O f CAST Prison Matron Judy Trasko Clerk John Hollingsworth Judge Heath Kim Wedge District Attorney Flint Brian Pavlik His Secretary’ Kelly Lindgren Defense Attorney Stevens Dave Cash His Secretary Doreen Harris Bailiff Richard Sturdevant Karen Andre Martha Kwiatkowski Dr. Kirkland Janet Shimmel Mrs . John Hutchins Jayne Ward Homer VanFleet C.R. Tetlock Elmer Sweeney Mike Turnbull Nancy Lee Faulkner Lori Lasky Magda Svenson Mary Warren John Graham Whitfield Chris Mader Jane Chandler Linda Salvo Sigurd Jungguist Jeff Troy Larry Regan Jerry Pearson Roberta Van Rensselaer Lori Hillman Stenographer Tammy Campbell Policeman Paul Leva ndow ski 2nd Policeman Pat Stout Court Attendant Judy La Marsh MANAGERS Assistant Director Jill Heaman House Manager DeeAnn Hands Stage Manager Alan Tobiczyk J a n u a r y i 6 18 - SENIOR PLA Y CREW Costumes Props Sharon Badley Cindy Rogers Lights Laurie Pochodylo Kathy Smith (curtains) Tickets Jill Ward Make-Up Mindi Dusci Trudy Boehm Lou Ann Lindsay Kelli Livingston Publicity Stage Hands Kristin Breckner Larry Stark Tom Miller Tammy Campbell Sandy Mazure Laura Stephens Prompters Ray Siemen Ushers Beth Stewart Jill Ward Jeanne Bowman Kathy Smith Kristin Breckner Sue Welser SENIOR PLAY - 19 SHARON E. BADLEY I Love to Live , and Live to Love . 20 SENIORS DINA LEE ASHPOLE Nothing is at last scared but the integrity of your own mind. TERESA M. BEAUDRY Plant life is precious ; so is a human being. RICHARD ISAAC ALBERT JR. Live life the way you want to live it or why bother living. MARK E. BENNETT Life is like an unexplored territory : the further you travel, the more interested you are. PAUL BOOTH I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. I know no way of judging of the future but by the past. STEPHEN J. BOOTH In order for us to understand life, we must take our chances. STEPHEN WA YNE BOR OMAN To be happy, we must make others happy. SENIORS 21 Every aspect of my life symbolizes a separate petal , striving to blossom into a rose. JEANNE M. BOWMAN KRISTIN MAR Y BRECKNER So we move on , with the glorious sun before us and the wind to our back , pushing us towards the future. Lately Eve been thinking about what I am and where my priorities lie , and Em getting it together on some future plans deciding what I need to get by. DALE M. BRYWIG TAMMY LEE CAMPBELL JOYCE CARLISLE I enjoy living in the past, I enjoy living If I cannot do big things, let me do in the future, but I love living for today! small things in a big way. 22 SENIORS What we are is what we are , so be what you are. JOSEPH M. CAROL AN Magic moments are fun to spend when you ) re with a special friend. MARY CATALDO I like the dreams of the future better than the history’ of the past. DAVIDS. CASH RONALD CHAPDELAINE Good humor is the health of the soul. DA VE CHURCHILL The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything. TRACY CHAPPELLE Life is worth living; don ' t let it get you down. SENIORS 23 ROBERTA . CLEAVER The most important time in anybody ' s life is right now. Regardless of age or condition , the present is the only time that counts , the only time we actually live in. The past is gone; the future is not yet here. Living in the past or anticipating the future deprives us of energy and involvement in the present and destroys the very substance of our lives. LAURA J. COE FEY Just another Smith Creeker passing through. GEORGE CRACKEL Forg et what you have done for others , but never forget what others have done for you. ERIC COL GAN Every man is known best to himself. ROBERT CRANE If a man could have half of his wishes , he would double his troubles. 24 SENIORS JEFFERY S. CURTIS The saddest part about loving someone or something is to know the sacrifices which eternity extracts from life. JOSEPH CZOSTKO WSKI told myself long ago , Never to walk in anyone ' s shadow. If I fail , if I succeed , At least I ' ve lived what I believe. MICHAEL DAGGETT For everything lost , there is something gained. For everything gained, there is something lost. SENIORS 25 KIRK DINGMAN Truth is the highest thing that man can keep. JOHN DILLON Always friendly to everyone. Full of mischief and lots of fun. MICHAEL J. DIONNE I don t believe that life should be lived in the spectators 9 stand; the World is my playing field. CHRISTOPHER C. DOAN To good and evil equal bent; He ' s both a devil and a saint. MIKE DORA Mankind consists basically of you and me, and in the journey ahead, it ' s yours and mine to find. 26 SENIORS PHILLIP ALEXANDER DORTMAN No one knows what he can do till he tries. DIANA L YNN DOUBLES Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. MELINDA ANGELA DUSCI God gave us memories so that we might have roses in December. RON DZIUBINSKI Moving slowly sometimes pays off. MARVA. EAGEN The earth changes every day, and so do we. SENIORS 27 TIMOTHY ELLIS Always laugh when you can ; it ’s cheap medicine . SHER YL ENDEAN TERR Y L. ERNEST Rob the average man of his life ' s illusion , and you rob him of his happiness at the same time. TRACIE ANN EVENINGRED Greater is He that is in me, than he that is in the world. DEBRA FARNSWORTH You cannot do a kindness too soon, for A glad heart means a happy face, you never know how soon it will be too late. 28 SENIORS TERESA FEZATTE Within the universe , there is escape from all things except one , and that is yourself THOMAS FITZ As the world leads , I will follow along. v KATHLEEN FRALEY What we are is God f s gift to us: What we become is our gift to God. KAREN FIEDLER We are here to add what we can to life , not what we can get from it. ALLAN THOMAS FRAZER A man ' s courage is no greater than his faith. SENIORS 29 WESLEY JAMES FRIZZLE He who trims himself to suit everybody will soon whittle himself away. TRESA GAFFNEY SANDRA ANN GALANT And now the end is near, Fll say it clear - I traveled each and every highway. And more, much more than this, I did it my way. JOHN GOODWIN Take care of the minutes and the hours will take care of themselves. JILL ANN GATES Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without spilling a few drops on yourself It ' s not how much time you have; it ' s how you choose to spend it. 30 SENIORS DA WN MARIE HANCHERA If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now ' cause there ’s too many places Eve got to see. DEEANN HANDS The ladder of success was never meant for me to rest upon, but only to hold my foot long enough to enable me to put the other somewhat higher. DOREEN HARRIS To see a world in a grain of sand, A heaven in a wild flower. NANCY H ARTEL The only way to have a friend is to be one. KATHY HEADLEE Ask me no questions; Ell tell you no lies. SENIORS 31 M. JILL HEAMAN Character is like a tree and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing. The reason why people are lonely is because they build walls instead of bridges. RICK HERMAN A man couldn 7 be a man if he lived in fear. Mellow is the man who knows what he ' s been missing. Many , many men can 7 see the open road. 32 SENIORS TERRI HILL W No day is over if it makes a memory. LORI ANN HILLMAN KELLY A. HIMMEL Times come and go , the sun rises and falls , but love is the light that shines on forever. I can y t be satisfied with yesterday ' s glory . I can ' t live on promises from winter to spring. Today is my moment. Now is my story! I ' ll laugh , and I ' ll cry , and I ' ll sing! JOHN DA VI D HOL LINGS WOR TH The only way to survive in this crazy world we live in is to live from day to day. CECILA HOLLIS The happy times spent in the past help me face the future with a smile. SENIORS S3 STEVEN M. HRISCA The right train of thought can take you to a better station in life . KYLE ANN HOSKINS In school, I always graduated second because there was always some fool who took his classwork seriously and came out first. BRUCE KARL HYA TTE There are those who have the truth within them , but they tell it not in words. 34 SENIORS REBECCA HOOL The respect of those whom you respect is greater than the applause of the multitudes. KATHLEEN L. JOHNS I am only one , but still I am one. I cannot do every thing, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something I can do. DIANE KELCH Do the very best you can and leave the outcome to God. CATHY KLEEVES Laughter is the shock absorber of life ’s blows. JOHNATHONJ. KENT First commandment with promise: Honor thy Father and thy Mother and you shall have long life. JON P. KITTS In time one will confront his ultimate challenge. Whether or not he is to sacrifice total self will be the determining factor of overall success. CHARLES FRANK KETCHUM People who know little usually are great talkers , while men who know much say little. SENIORS 35 CAROL SUZANNE KOKOTILO Thoughts are deeper than all speech; Feelings are deeper than all thought. MARTHA J. KWIATKOWSKI For where your treasure is , there will your heart be also. KIMBERL Y ANNE KUJA T Let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. JUDY L YNNE LAMARS H Happiness is being with someone you love. STEVE KULKA Character is a victory ; not a gift. PER LAURSEN Half a man ’s wisdom is in his courage to explore. 36 SENIORS GWEN DA LEACH Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. MIKE LEWIS Now that school has ended , the thing to look forward to is success in life. JANE KA THR YN LASHER Music is harmony , harmony is perfection , perfection is my dream ; and my dream is heaven. KELL V JEAN LINDGREN One cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. SENIORS 37 LOU ANN LINDSAY When we smile , the world seems brighter ; Our cares grow lighter . KELLI JO LI VINGSTON He who fears the future may enjoy the present. x LONNIE LEE LOGAN My actions tnay be crazy , but my feelings are sincere. MICHELLE CAROL LORENGER As we venture into the future , we do not remember days; we remember moments. 38 SENIORS DEAN LUCAS I speak my own words; I show my own feelings. JAMES MAC ALLISTER CHRISTOPHER JOHN MADER RONALD MAGEE Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. MIKE MAISON Do right because it is right, and not because you are afraid to do wrong. SENIORS 39 RICHARD MANFRJN ALICE MAPLES Em me! Nobody spectacular. Just me , And that ' s the way I plan to stay . In order to obtain happiness for yourself give happiness to others. S A UN DR A K. M AZURE Do not follow where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. KA YE McKENNEY Life is something that needn t be formal. Making mistakes is just being normal. DONNA MARIE McCRA CKEN 40 SENIORS Where we live or how we live is of little consequence. What is all important is to live. mike McKenzie The most wasted day is that in which we have not laughed . THOMAS E. MILLER Whatever lies behind us and whatever lies before us are tiny matters to what lies within us. KIM ANNETTE MOHR Cherish memories , dream for tomorrow , live today . SENIORS 41 KA THLEEN M. NORRIS Strong and content I travel the road . KAETHE MYLES Laughter is the key to life; so I shall open many doors. open ROBERT MIKE O’BOYLE Smile and the world smiles with you! JAMES NELSON The most important thing isn’t what others think about you , but what you think about yourself . MICHAEL O’BRIEN Dreaming permits each and everyone of us to be safely insane every night of the week. 42 SENIORS MATTHEW O ' DELL Happiness is not a destination . It is a method of life. KENNETH WILLIAM PAKULSKI A life isn ' t lived unless it is lived for someone else. DOUG PARKER Strength is the product of struggle. CAROL ANNE PALDANIUS Die mystery of life is not a problem to be solved ; it is a reality to be experienced. JEAN PARRISH Do not judge a person by how much he says: judge a person by what he says. SENIORS 43 CLINTON J PATERSON Something worth doing is worth doing well BRIANS PAVL IK I have heard we come here each day to learn and have fun , but most important , to obtain the keys that will unlock the doors of life; for an unlocked door is easier to go through than a locked one. MILLIE PATERSON TODD PATRICK The real character of a man is found in his amusements. Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look at the stars. The will of a man is his happiness. 44 SENIORS LA UR A PHILLIPS Of all the things you wear , your expression is the most important. ROY L. PUNG LA URIE POCHOD YLO Friendship is like the sun - it warms your heart; but - this sun never sets. BARBARA PULLEN For each time you smile you ' ll find that it ' s true. Somebody , somewhere will smile back at you. DANIEL QUAINE There is nothing so strong and safe , in any emergency of life , as the simple truth. The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything. SENIORS 45 DA VI D QUINN If I am a true friend , will honor you in your presence and in your absence and help you when you are in need. TIMOTHY C. RAINES Here I am just waiting for a sign, asking questions, learning all the time . JOSEPH REDFORD Like sand on the beach, so are people in the world. So choose your friends wisely. RICHARD A. RAMSEY The Golden Rule contains no inches or feet, yet it is the standard measurement of all mankind. RUSSELL REGULINSKI Life will only be what you ma ke it. 46 SENIORS CONNIE RICHARDS Pleasant and rare as a wild flower is she . CYNTHIA K. ROGERS As the world is round, so may the place which seems like the end be only the beginning. PAUL RENE RICHTER Ideas are the root of creation ALICIA RIVARD Listen to the wind, to the wind of your soul and let your music take you where your heart wants to go. JAMES MICHA EL R YMERS You and I have memories, longer than the road that stretches on ahead. SENIORS 47 RICHARD A. SAFFEE LINDA LOUISE SAL VO Time is with materials filled ; Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. A dream is to be fill filled; Not to be dwelled upon. JAMES A. SCHILLER He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not , but rejoices for these which he has. MARK SARI When I was sixteen , thought my dad foolish; but now that lam twenty-one, I realize how much he has learned in he past few years. 48 SENIORS One must first understand life before one is able to live it. CHRISTOPHER SCHULTZ Wisdom grows in the eyes of the beholder. LAURIA. SHERER She is like quiet laughter - Pleasing , yet unassuming. CARRIE M. SIEFERT Look for the good in people; And you may better yourself RA YMOND II. SIEMEN He who pursues justice and kindness still finds life and honor. SENIORS 49 RICK F. SIMONDS BR UCE DONALD SIMMONS Why waste your life away? You’ve got to live for today and let it show. Happiness within cultivates Happiness without. GEORGE DOW A YNE SMITH Be wise; follow those who know. 50 SENIORS The happiest moments of my life ha ’e been in the circle of my friends. Look back with nostalgia and ahead with anticipation. KEN SOBOLESKI Eve only just begun. LARRY STARK There is only one success - to spend Your life in your own way. GENEVA F. STEPHENS The art of a person is a true mirror of her mind. LAURA STEPHENS JOHN E. STERLING F ' or each ounce of luck , Add a pound of labor. iMUghter is the sun that drives Winter away from the human spirit. SENIORS 51 BETH ANN MA RIE STEWART Don V stop thinking about tomorrow; it will soon be here because yesterday ' s gone. RICHARD A. STURDEVANT Tm looking on the autumn fields , and thinking of days that are no more. CHRIS SULKOWSKI We are shaped and fashioned by the things we love. CA THERINE S WIERKOSZ Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. 52 SENIORS MARJOR Y TEEPLE C.R. TETLOCK To live your life in your own way ...To reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... To be the you that you want to be ... That is success. SHELLY THOMPSON There is nothing that is so good or bad , but thinking makes it so. Memories have magical ways of bringing back my fa j orite yesterdays. ANGELA TOMALO laughter is never an end; It is a beginning. ALAN TOBICZYK Gaily bedight , the gallant knight ; In sunshine and in shadow , Had journeyed along Singing a Song In search of Eldorado. SENIORS 53 JUDY TR A SKO JEFFREY TROY To be yourself is man ’s greatest achievement. The kind of person you are is the kind ofJ erson you bring to any relationship. MIKE TURNBULL A man is not judged by what he has or by what he does . but by what he is. PA TRICIA L YNN UMPHREY It is good to know that you ' ve got a friend to brighten even your darkest CATHERINE D. ULLMAN hnurs - The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. 54 SENIORS JEAN VANDERSCORS Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are. MARY ANN VANTIEM I am nobody else ' s person but my own. I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. LIZ WALSH Love all , trust a few, do wrong to no one. JA YNE MARIE WARD There is an infinite amount of beauty in people. One fust has to look for it. SENIORS 55 JILL A. WARD To truly be beautiful you must be able to give love and receive love. DA VE WA TSON When times get hard , Don ' t fust run; Turn and look for the fun. MARY M. WARREN Remember what peace there may be in silence. DARCY LEE WARNER Laughter is like the sun. It warms the heart and soul. DA VID WEDGE The longest journey begins with just a single step. A single step is one step more toward the ultimate objective. 56 SENIORS KIMBERLEE WEDGE DARREN WEHNER No bird soars too high if he soars with Desire is the essence of a man. his own wings. SUSAN WELSER Many kinds of fruit grow upon the tree of life, but none so sweet as friendship. JEFF M. WESSEL Nothing should be feared in life, only understood. SENIORS 57 DAPHNE WESTBROOK Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. DORIS WILSON I think , think I am; therefore I am , think! ROBERT J. WOOLMAN I never did believe in the ways of magic, but Eve a feeling it ' s time to try. I never did believe in miracles , but Em beginning to wonder why. JAMES EDWARD PA UL ZIMMER A fist-fighting fool l am not! But to get by in this world without hindering you. Ell achieve my own goals best I can to get what I will out of life. 58 SENIORS In Fond Memory — CHARLES EDWARD KING August 3, I960 - September 11 , 1977 If each of us tries to remember Chuck as he was , we would find a treasure chest full of goodness and a genuine feeling he held for all. The memory we have should bring a smile to our faces and a special warmth inside. He now knows all truths. He has found a place some day each one of us will eventually find. He has entered something that is still a mystery to us - Eternity. SENIORS 59 Mrs. Blackney Mr. Collard Mr. MacDonald Mr. Suprcnant Miss Buckner Mr. Jackson Miss Mullen Mrs. Wilton These are the 1978 Senior Class Advisors, who during the past four years , have offered their guidance and advice to this yearns graduating class. They devoted much time and energy � to such matters as homecoming activities , money-making projects , graduation procedures , and most important , the development of student decision-making. In many ways they have grown along with our class , ever more gaining knowledge and experience to be thoughtfully passed on. Mrs. McCall Miss Vivian l- Drawing Us To And Fro Many %m . Shores Chief Advisor, Mr. Wheeler 60 - SENIOR ADVISORS Winter: Basketball - Pep Band Fourth Row: Steve Borgman, Ron Magee, Marvin Eagen, Joe Osentoski. Third Row: Jim Benedict, Tom Zauner, Steve Socha, Jon Wahl, Dennis Socha, Richard Worden, Becky Hool, George Butler, Brenda McLean, Barb Golubinski, Carol Paldanius. Second Row: Mr. Salvo, Dawn Brower, Karen Fiedler, Alice Maples, Janet Shimmel, Sheila Caverly, Lori Stump, Sue Welser, Doreen Harris, Michelle Jones, Judy Czarnecki. First Row: Lisa Liddle, Tracie Eveningred, Sheryl Endean, Inez Wahl, Debbie Gentner, Trudy Boehm, Linda Salvo, Renae Ward. This year ' s Pep band was the largest ever , consisting of 33 members. They played at all pep assemblies and at the Varsity basketball games. Some of the songs the y played were the ever popular “ Happy Days ” and “Sweet Georgia Brown ' ' They also played the Viking Fight Song and “Let ' s Go , Blue ' ' 62 -PEP BAND Striving For Understanding The 1977 Boys ' and Girls ' Wolverine State were held at Michigan State University and Olivet University respectively . Mock state governments were set up in both places. The representatives were chosen for: ( 1) Leadership , (2) Awareness of government , (3) Mental Alertness , (4) Vigor ; Enthusiasm and Responsibility , plus (5) Ability to get along with others. Chris , Brian and Tom were sponsored by the American Legion Post 449, Marysville Special Police and the Lions ' Club. Cindy and Kaethe were supported by the American Legion Women ' s Auxiliary. The womens Auxiliary 1 of Charles Hammond Post No. 8 sent Daphne to Girls ' State. Chris Mader, Brian Pavlik, Tom Miller, Kaethe Myles, Cindy Rogers and Daphne Westbrook. Cultures Are A Part Of Education Alice spent the summer in Helsinki , Finland. She stayed with the family of Iasse Rurvonen. She also made a trip with YFU to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, which is part of Russia. Per ' s home town is Hjorring, Denmark, which is a city about the size of Port Huron. He spent the first three months in Texas and moved here to Michigan after Thanksgiving. He lived with Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty , 617 New Hampshire. He will be leaving for Denmark the beginning of July. “I can tell you one thing, Per said. If you ever have the chance to go to another country, do it! It is a great experience. Jerry spent two months of his summer in Bremerhaven, West Germany, last summer with Annaliese Bothas and her son Michael. Alice Maples Per Laursen Jerry Pearson BOYS ' AND GIRLS ' STA TE YFU - 63 Beautiful Music - Beautiful Day Third Row: Marvin Eagen, Steve Borgman, Paul Neill. Second Row: Carol Paldanius, Barb Goluqinski, George Butler, Richard Worden Jon Wahl, Steve Socha, Corrine Smarch, Mr. Salvo. First Row: Karen Fiedler, Tom Zauner, Michelle Jones, Dawn Brower, Judy Czamecki, Jim Benedict. A-one and a- two “Get Up and Boogie ” “A Fifth of Beethoven “ The Candy Man ” - these are just a few of the songs that the Stage Band played this year. This was their fourth year at M.H.S. and the sixteen-member stage band played at the Christmas Concert and the Sprin g Concert. Mr. Salvo directed the music makers , and Corrine Smarch was the pianist. Steve Borgman gives the beat The Sax section 64 - STAGE BAND We Play Sunshine For You Fourth Row: Mr. Salvo, Joe Osentoski, Marv Eagen, Ron Magee, Jenine Ulrich, Lori Liddle, Richard Sturdevant, Steve Borgman, Corrine Smarch. Third Row: Carol Paldanius, Barb Golubinski, George Butler, Brenda McLean, Rick Worden, Rebecca Hool, Andrea Bugg, Bob Fick, John McNichol, Sharon Hastings, Janet Shimmel, Dennis Socha, Doug Pelton, Don Fick, Steve Socha, Jon Wahl, Brian Gottschalk. Second Row: Lori Stump, Sue Welser, Sheri Siemen, Tracie Eveningred, Mary Sparling, Christine Currie, Carrie Barnes, Marcy Carney, Alice Maples, Lisa Liddle, Jim Benedict, Dawn Brower, Bruce Pe trick, Tom Zauner, Karen Fiedler. First Row: Linda Salvo, Judy Czamecki, Trudy Boehm, Debbie Gentner, Inez Wahl, Doreen Harris, Renae Ward, Michelle Kennedy, Denise Golubinski, Sue Binsley, Sheryl Endean, Michelle Jones, Sheila Caverly. Concert band had a Christmas concert this year. The concert band also played in the Richmond Good-Olde Days ' parade at Richmond. The director for concert band was Mr. Charles Salvo. They also performed at the Blue Water Band Festival and commencement. Director: Mr. Salvo. Carol Paldanius, President Judy Czamecki, Vice-President. OFFICERS Barb Golubinski, Doreen Harris, Secretary Historian Treasurer CONCERT BAND - 65 Senior Representative Kelli Livingston and her escort Mike McKenzie. Queen Kelly Lindgren and her escort Jim Cruickshank. Freshman Representative Sheri Jokie and her escort Russell Regulinski Sophomore Representative Cheryl Wilson and her escort Chris Mader. Junior Representative Kristy Darnell and her escort Paul Richter. HOMECOMING -67 Music Is In Every Growing Thing Fourth Row: Steve Borgman, Debbie Gentner, Trudy Boehm, Tracie Eveningred, Doreen Harris, Lisa Liddle, Sue Welser, Renae Ward, Inez Wahl, Linda Salvo, Lori Stump, Sharon Hastings. Third Row: Jenine Ulrich, Barb Golubinski, Paul Neill, George Butler, Brenda McLean, Andrea Bugg, Mary Sparling, Bob Fick, John McNichol, Carol Paldanius, Richard Worden, Jed Wilczynski. Second Row: Richard Sturdevant, Marvin Eagen, Sheryl Endean, Denise Golubinski, Sue Binsley, Sheila Caverly, Michelle Kennedy, Marcy Carney, Christine Currie, Karen Fiedler, Bruce Petrick, Michelle Jones, Rich Walker, Lori Liddle, Mr. Salvo. First Row: Ron Magee, Don Fick, Jim B enedict, Judy Czamecki, Dawn Brower, Dennis Socha, Doug Pelton, Jon Wahl, Steve Socha, Brian Gottschalk, Joe Osentoski. With the help of Mr. Salvo , the 1977-78 Marysville High School Marching Band performed very well this past year. Mr. Salvo has been instructing the band for the past 30 years. The band played at all the home football games and at our great Homecoming game. They also presented a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. They participated in many activities such as the Richmond Good Old Days Parade , the Blue Water Band Festival , the Memorial Day Parade , and Commencement. 68 - MARCHING BAND In Every Marching Step There Is Life Roseann Home, Karen Kidder, Kathy Smarch, Drum Major Janet Shimmel, Peyerk, Asst Drum Major Corrine Sherrie Bellow, Carrie Barnes , Alice Maples. Sandy Marks Alternate Debbie Sawdon Julie Martin This year ' s Majorettes twirled with spirit and gave us great routines at half time during the football season with the help of the Marching Band. They practiced with the Marching Band 7th hour. They also led the band in the Homecoming parade and the Memorial Day parade. MAJORETTES - 69 The Path Of Happiness Is Great effort was shown by the Senior class in their final float “BUTTER-FLY AWAY, OWLS!” which proudly held second place. “CAGE THE OWLS!” took honorable mention after many days of hard work for the Sophomore class. Freshmen were “HUNGRY FOR THE WIN!” and showed it as they took third place. 70 - HOMECOMING Seen Through The Eyes Of Nature HOMECOMING - 71 The Seasons are Third Row: Linda Masar, Aubrey Janiszewski, Sue Welser. Second Row: Miss Vivian, Kathy Peyerk, Karen Fraley, Dee Ann Hands, Mark Zimmer, Patti Boyle, Jim Bixler. First Row: Alice Maples, Tammy Campbell, Tracie Eveningred, Michelle Jones, Amy Greenhoe. Members of the Amplifier Staff gave us news about the school and about the activities every week. They visited the Eastern Michigan University High School Newspaper Workshop and talked to a Detroit Free Press columnist. They worked very hard not to disappoint us this year. Advisor Miss Vivian Editor-in-Chief Tracie Eveningred 72 - AMPLIFIER STAFF Nature’s Own Reporters AMPLIFIER STAFF - 73 No Matter What The Season , Kerbyson. Kim is also Activities Co-Editor. Advisor: Mrs. Bellow Sports Co-Editors Chuck Ketchum, Mary Miller. Faculty Editor: Debbie Lents Advertising Editor: Kathy Smith, Assistant: Doug Warsinslti. 74- VIKING STAFF We Strive For Perfection! Staff Members - Second Row: Nancy Ketchum, Rick Gine, Mike Dowding, Tim McKenney, Chris Mader, Jon Pake, Shelli Lorenger, Sandy Swanson, Cindy Reid First Row: Lynn Zablocki, Sandy Ketchum, Trudy Lepine, Julie Kennedy, Tom Palmateer. Editor-In-Chief: Alicia Rivard Chief Photographer: Jean Bixler. Assistants: Ken Oates, Dave Pake. Copy Editor: Laurie Pochodylo Class Editors — Senior Co-Editors: Sharon Badley, Martha Kwiatkowski; Sophomore: Debbie Lents; Junior: Mary Miller; Freshman: Sharon Miller. VIKING STAFF - 75 The Paths To Wisdom Never End Third Row: J ill Heaman, Brian Pavlik, Kelly Lindgren, Mary Miller, Jim Mathers, Rick Saffee, Mike Quaine. Second Row: Mrs. Gorham, Sandy Mazure, Christal Imler, Karen Fraley, Kathleen Fraley, Janet Swierkosz, Nancy Hartel, Trudy Boehm, Mrs. Baker. First Row: Linda Salvo, Corresponding Secretary; Doreen Harris, Treasurer; Julie Evans, Vice President; Cindy Rogers, President, Jeanne Bowman, Carol Paldanius, Recording Secretary. Not Pictured: Judy Czarnecki, Kaethe Myles, Barb Golubinski, Lori Hondzinski. National Honor Society members conducted a Recognition Project , honoring individual students each week with Award Certificates. Thanksgiving was a time to celebrate with a party for the children from the Woodland Developmental Center. NHS sponsored bake sales and sold MHS class pins to raise money . Members planned a trip to the University of Michigan. New members were initiated in March and honor students were feted at a tea in April. Advisors Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Gorham Jtairrnational ' unorarr Sonrtp tortNfih £rhool Journalist Advisors - Mrs. Bellow, Yearbook; Miss Vivian, Newspaper. Second-year members: Trade Eveningred, Amplifier Editor-in-chief; Alicia Rivard, Viking Editor-in-chief; Jean Bixler, Viking Chief Photographer, Kim Kujat, Viking Business Manager; Sharon Badley, Viking Senior Co-Editor. Initiates: Back Row: Mary Miller, Jim Bixler, Chuck Ketchum, Laurie Pochodylo. Front Row: Michelle Jones, Martha Kwiatkowski, Amy Greenhoe, Kathy Smith, Alice Maples. Inez Wahl, Amplifier Staff. NHS QUILL SCROLL - 77 Nature Is An Unique Environment Student Council Representatives Fourth Row: Mark Pettee, Rick SafTee, Ed Mertz, C.R. Tetlock, Mary Miller, James Nelson. Third Row: Janet Swierkosz, Paul Levandowski, Chuck Huffmaster, Debby Stager, Jim Benedict, Steve Rymers, Mike Gaffney, Lori Smith, Susan Wright Second Row: Sandra Kokotilo, Kathleen Fraley, Cindy Rogers, Ann Kota, Doreen Harris, Lori Lasky, Angela Tomalo, Daphne Westbrook, Carrie Barnes. First Row: Greg Soboleski, Greg Saffee, Jennifer Ross, Nancy Brown, Bonnie Smarch, Steve Nicholas, Debbie Gentner, Doug Campbell, Kyle Hoskins. Mr. Grosser, Advisor. Chris Vonalt and Bonnie Smarch sell tickets at the Homecoming Dance. This year the Student Council was very occupied. They sponsored a number of events and had many activities during the year themselves. The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance and the Christmas Dance. During the football and basketball seasons they sold popcorn. Also during the basketball season the king was elected. Once a month ten people from the Student Council visited other schools for the day. In the Spring Viking Week was held. Everybody showed their spirit during this time. This year the Student Council made a school song board. This was a very special gift from the Council to MHS. 78 - STUDENT COUNCIL Where All Is Calm And Peaceful Student Council Alternates Third Row: Jeff Ropp, Ben Homer, Stephen Booth, Terry Curley, Amy Greenhoe. Second Row: Michelle Jones, Lori Durst, Mindy Dusci, Linda Ingram, Sharon Miller, Lori Hillman, Michele Mitchell. First Row: Pam Eagen, Corrine S march, Trudy Boehm, Kris Bowers, Karen Fiedler, Pam Evans, Becky DubreuiL STUDENT COUNCIL - 79 Accounting Computing: Dayl Stout. Others taking the course are Machele Mullinax, Vicky Gragowski, Barb Smith, Judy Czarnecki, Laure Buch. Auto Mechanics: Jim Reid. In addition, Boyd Morrison, Kevin Chmielewski, Larry Simonds, Matt O’Dell, Max Brockdorff also take this course. Nature’s Wisdom Is Steno-Clerical: Mary Shafran. Additional members are Patty Mitchell, Maureen Mallorey, Mary Lamb, Jody Krohn, Elaine Frizzle, Donna Erdman, Sandy Thornton, Stephanie Shipley, Michele Lewis, Terri Beaudry. Health Care: Lori Hillman. Debby Stager, Lori Mieksztyn. Other students are Donna McCracken, Cecilia Lepine, Kim Odle, Patti Hart, Dawn Genaw. Graphic Arts: Angie Tomalo. Terri Hill, Christopher Doan, Martin Cannon, Robert Gresell, and Stew Bowers also enjoy this course. 80 - VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION Small Engines: Dalton McIntosh, Tracy Chappelle. Plastics: Mike Cowell, Don Samson, Chris Schultz. Randy Sharrow is also enrolled. Building Maintenance: Karen Chapman. Other class members are Daniel Quaine, Scott Sischo, Ron Dziubinski. Welding: Russell Regulinski. In addition, are Ron Magee, Steve Booth, Dave Snover. The Key Of Life Machine Tools: Mark Bennett. Other members of this class are Eric Colgan, Doug Parker, Willie Worley. Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning: Steve Caverly, Tony Barbe, Ken Pakulski, Perry Barbe, Ray Magee, Ray Small also take this course. Auto Body: Richard Ramsey. Mike Maison, John Schambre, and Greg Porrett also work on automobiles. VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION - 81 Every Part Of Nature Is A Miracle Cosmetology: Dawn Hanchera. Donna Schreiner, Hope Teeple, An drea King, LouAnn Lindsay are other beauticians. Data Processing: Debbie O’Boyle. Judy Trasko, Judy LaMarsh and Kevin Murphy also take this course. Food Service: Todd Patrick. In addition, Jeff Smith, Cathy Kleeves, Jeff Phillips, Tracey Murphy, Teresa Hutchinson are also enrolled. Merchandising: Kirk Dingman is the Manager. Other students are Rose Schemanski, Pam Schultz, Kaye McKenny, Marjory Teeple, Jean Vanderscors, Bob Woolman, Kathleen Fraley. Building Trades: Marty Bugg and Mark Armstead. In addition are Michael Cochran, Robert “Mike” O’Boyle, Joe Redford, Steve Barber, Mark Pette. 82 - VOCA TIONA L EDUCA TION Helping Is Caring Third Row: Carrie Barnes, Doug King, Billie Sue Walter, Jeanine Washington, David Cash. Second Row: Laura Coffey, Diane Kelch, Mike Dora, Brian Wilson, John Hollingsworth. First Row: Mike Flood, John Gauthier, Cheryl Wilson, Mary Beth O’Dell. Everybody always asks , “What does a Woodland Aide do?” They help supervise classes , the arriving and loading of students , and various lunch and recess activities. They help prepare charts , bulletin boards , set up audio-visual aids , and do some general clerical work. They establish a working relationship with both staff and students. The goal of a Woodland Aide is to coordinate actual work experience with the “ feeling ” aspects of working with handicapped young people. It is becoming more and more evident that some high school students have the maturity and strengths necessary to work in depth with the handicapped children. WOODLAND AIDES - 83 The 1977 Musical , South Pacific warmed the cold North with songs which told stories of love, loneliness and confusion. Many a lonely G.I. said , ‘ ‘There is Nothing Like A Darnel’ while many a confused nurse tried to “Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair ” Then one not-so-lonely G.I., Joe Cable , found enchantment on Bali Hai. He discovered how it felt to be in love. Emile de Becque , a French planter , fell in love with Ensign Nellie Forbush, and she in turn fell in love with him. But all was not sunshine and rainbows for the couple. Clouds of conflicts kept it from being so. But as time passed , so did the conflicts. And we find that even in the faraway South Pacific everyone has his very own “ Honey Bun ” and love can make one feel “ Younger Than Springtime ! 84 - THESPIANS The Nature Of Some Is In Third Row: Mike Turnbull, John Hollingsworth, Jeff Troy, Debbie Cochran, Lori Hillman, Chris Mader, Kim Wedge, Elaine Frizzle. Second Row: Miss Buckner, Bob Kennedy, Dave Watson, Jill Heaman, Lori Lasky, Tim Biedinger, Martha Kwiatkowski, First Row: Sharon Badley, Cindy Peterson, Allan Koppelberger, Brian Pavlik, Alan Tobiczyk, Judy Trasko, Lori Mieksztyn. Their Beauty To Perform Dave Cash, President; Elaine Frizzle, Clerk. Chris Mader, Vice President; Lori Lasky, Secretary; Brian Pavlik, Treasurer. Thespians are an International group with troops in high schools throughout the world. To become a member ; one must have acquired a certain number of points , working in the different areas of theatre arts. This was the group ' s first year at MHS. They met on Wednesday mornings during homeroom Some of their activities were the initiation dinner and a trip to the Fisher Theatre to see the play Pippen. Also , a small group visited M. S. U. for a work day. THESPIANS - 85 Songs Soft As Snow, Sweet As Dew This year Marysville High had two choirs , first and second hours. First-hour Choir was mainly for first-year choir members. Second-hour Choir was an honors choir , made up of mostly secondhand third year singers. Members of the Honors Choir had to audition before being selected. Miss Linda Sue Buckner was director for both choirs. This was Miss Buckner ' s fifth year at MHS. The activities of both groups included a fall musical review , a Christmas concert , a spring love concert , and the Senior concert. Librarian Debbie Schess, Treasurer Mary Troy, Vice President C.R. Tetlock, President Kristy Darnell. Not Pictured: Secretary Beth Stewart. First Hour Choir - Fourth Row: C.R. Tetlock, Troy Stocker, Jim Zimmer, Daphne Westbrook, Pam Rivard, Jackie Austin. Third Row: Kristy Darnell, Cheryl Sturdevant, Tina Beedon, Marilyn Johnson, Mary Troy, Beth Rhody, Deb Cochran. Second Row: Shelly Garbutt, Donna Dionne, Tod Briggs, Rick Robinson, Chris Schultz, Nancy Horner, Sandy DeMeester. First Row: Debbie Schess, Denise Frizzle, Matthew VanNest, Wayne Hendrick, Joy Kerbyson, Maureen O’Brien. 86 - CHOIR Voices Like Whispering Winds Our Director, Miss Buckner First Semester Officers: Standing: Chris Mader, President; Dina Ashpole, Secretary; Martha Kwiatkowski, Treasurer; Barbara Pullen, Vice President. Second Hour Choir — Fourth Row: Bob Kennedy, Chris Mader, Scott Patterson, Tim Ellis, John Peruski. Third Row: Dina Ashpole, Stephanie Kota, Debbie Bryson, Julie Zacharias, Pam Wessel, Karen Kidder, Jane Merchant. Second Row: Laura Phillips, Cheryl Wilson, Julie Martin, Sharon Hastings, Lori Hondzinski, Carie Boyd, Martha Kwiatkowski, Sandy Swanson. First Row: Laura Daggett, Sheila Caverly, Renee McDonald, Linda Salvo, Shelley Barr, Barbara Pullen, Lisa Smith, Debbie White. CHOIR - 87 Mere Nature Aime La France Seventh Row: Barry Wheelis, Brian Pavlik, Steve Borgman, Julie Schiller. Sixth Row: Jim Koch, Karen Fiedler, Bonnie Smarch. Fifth Row: Lori Wilson, Greg Saffee, Rick Worden, Debbie James. Fourth Row: Kathy Henderson, Susan Wiltse, Jean Drechsler. Third Row: Renee Henry, Amy Greenhoe, Ann Kota, Kyle Hoskins. Second Row: Julie Jones, Christine Currie, Kelly Lindgren, Jeanine Washington, Maureen O’Brien. First Row: Miss Arno, Christal Imler, Cathy Swierkosz, Sharon Hastings, Lori Lasky. Cathy Swierkosz Vice President Christal Imler Treasurer The French Club made and sold caramel apples at the home football and basketball games again this year. They also served a spaghetti dinner. They were trying to earn enough money to go to France. 88 FRENCH CLUB Hobbies Are For Everyone Standing: Bonnie Schemansky, Mark Dortman, Bill Wilson. Sitting: Mr. Meier, Advisor; David Beers, Renae Ward, Robert Schultz. The Hobby Club averaged six meetings per month. A variety of things occurred during the meetings. Some meetings were work nights; others were presentation nights. On these nights a member displayed his project. The project was voted on. Scores were kept and the person with the most points was awarded a prize. Some of the hobbies that were portrayed in the club were the building of models , stamp collecting and coin collecting. Some special activities that the Hobby Club participated in this year were co-sponsoring a contest with the Hobby Center and having a Christmas party at Mr. Meier ' s house. Although this was the first year for the club , it had a very successful year. Tom Snowden assembles his project. Mike Cochran, President HOBBY CLUB 89 Snow Brings Them Alive The Ski Club had a large group of 46 members. They picked Brian Pavlik and Cindy Rogers for Co- Chairpersons. All members were anxious for their first trip to Pine Knob. Miss Amo and Miss Fedraw were , too. They were pleased with Pine Knob , so they returned there for the rest of their ski trips. Advisor Miss Arno Advisor — Miss Fedraw 90 -SKI CLUB Fourth Row: Ken Soboleski, Christal Imler, Sharon Hastings, Kathy Henderson, Lori Hondzinski, Nancy Basnaw, Cathy Albert, Karen Kidder, Vicky Gragowski, Jean Drechsler, Julie Glombowski, Marie Carufel, Jennifer Ross. Third Row: Greg Soboleski, Gary Ernest, Jim Livingston, Karl Boehm, Brian Weymouth, Steve Erno, Doug Warsinski, Jeff Drechsler, Terry Ernest, Ken Oates. Second Row: Miss Arno, Denise Torello, Doreen Torello, Kathy Netter, Marilyn Johnson, Karen Endelman, Bob Thomas, Jeff Lamb, Doug Lasky, Mark Zimmer, K-Peg Brock, Miss Fedraw. First Row: Jayne Ward, Cindy Rogers, Brian Pavlik, Todd Patrick, Doreen Harris, Lori Lasky, Kurt Boehm, Pat Reid, Kyle Hoskins. (Not Pictured: Steve Barber, Carrie Bames, Dawn Bommarito, Karri Stark.) We Travel To See The Earth’s Beauty Third Row: Linda Hoag, Sherryl Bassett, K-Peg Brock, Sue Hartman, Elaine Frizzle, Debbie Stager, Lynn Zablocki, Michele Mitchell, Bill Wilson. Second Row: Cheryl Pavlik, Donna Erdman, Darla Wojcik, Tracy Bassett, Sue Keener, Sandy L. Thornton, Carol Smith, Lori Stewart, Doreen Torello. First Row: Miss Butler, Lori Mieksztyn, Jill Diane Brown, Denise Torello, Sue Clark, Belinda McClellan, Maureen Mallorey. President Vice-President Secretary Debbie Stager Michele Mitchell Maureen Mallorey Treasurer Denise Torello Advisor Miss Butler TRA VEL CLUB - 91 These Blossoms Are In BOEC Third Row: Julie Beaudry, Patty Umphrey, Inez Wahl, Julie Schiller, Susan Wiltse, Jeanine Washington, Amy Greenhoe, Mr. Collard. Second Row: Christal Imler, Annette Francisco, Lynn Lasher, Lonnie Logan, Kerry Himmel, Brenda Haight, Debbie Beam. First Row: Sandra Galant, Linda Diem, Debbie Dahlke, Kaethe Myles, Mary Warren, Janet Shimmel, Tresa Gaffney. BOEC had very good ideas this year. They started out sponsoring a faculty basketball game. All the proceeds went to the Special Olympics. An All-School Spelling and Typing Contest was held in March. Of course , the year wouldn ' t be right without the BOEC State Competition in March. To end the year , members attended the BOEC Annual Honor Awards. 92 - BOEC Mary Warren was elected president of BOEC. Her job was to conduct all meetings and project ideas for activities. BOEC had five Regional Competition winners. Linda Diem placed seventh in General Clerical II and Sandy Galant was eighth in the same event. Janet Shimmel won first place in Information Communication. Patty Umphrey took third in the same event , also fourth in Typing II. Jeanine Washington placed third in Job Interview. Mr. Collard was chose n to serve on the National Leadership Conference planning committee. He was appointed Chairman of the Competitive Events Registration Committee and helped make the National Conference in Detroit a real success. BOEC - 93 Books Are The Roots Of Wisdom FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS: Back Row: Mary Beth O’Dell, Trudy Lepine, Row: Mrs. Gorham, Andrea King, Jeanne Trudy Boehm, Judy L. LaMarsh, Debbie Bowman, Sandy Swanson, Angela Tomalo, Beam. Shelly Helmer, Nancy Basnaw. Front SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS: Fourth Row: Debbie Dahlke, DeeAnn Hands, Jean Parrish. Third Row: Judy Trasko, Christine Currie, Sandy Swanson, Tammy Campbell. Second Row: Mary Cataldo, Dena Purkiss, Judy Masar, Trudy Boehm. First Row: Debbie Beam, Mary Gentner, Terri Hill, Cathy Ullman. Working at the desk are Terri Beaudry and Cecila Hollis There are many duties involved in Library Service , such as filing , repairing books and magazines. Working at the desk involves keeping track of how many people come in each day and checking books in and out. Everyone has her own job , such as overdues, the magazine room , typing of book cards. They also shelve books in assigned sections. The library , along with other parts of the school is being remodeled this year. It is to be extended out in front and to the south entrance. 94 - Library Service Like The Star Of The North, Perry Barbe Carrie Barnes Melinda Bartley Nancy Basnaw Debbie Beam 96 - JUNIORS They Show Us The Way Patti Boyle Andy Brackenbury Brian Braden Denise Briggs Max Brockdorff Debbie Brougham Laure Buch Marty Bugg Lisa Butcher Martin Cannon Sheila Caverly Mr. Collard. Mr. McKeand, Chief Advisor; Dr. Misenar, Miss Fedraw Karen Chapman Kim Chapman Kevin Chmielewski Dan Cleaver JUNIORS -97 We’re Halfway Through The Woods I Terry Curley Debbie Dahlke Julie Schiller takes a rest, OH! Come on! Gary Fraser-Lee Mark Frendt Dawn Genaw Debbie Centner 98 - JUNIORS But Yet Not Into The Forest Umm? 1 forgot! Lori Hondzinski 1 didn’t do it! Terry Hudson Nancy Hyde Christal Imler Debbie James JUNIORS - 99 Nature , As Life , Grows and 100 - JUNIORS Flourishes For All To See Cecilia Lepine Mary Lepine Ken Lester Dan Leverich Michele Lewis Lisa Liddle Dawn MacDonald Juniors hurrying home to “Hit the Books!” Gaig Mader Maureen Mallorey Sandy Marks Jim Mathers Mary McLean JUNIORS - 101 Our Petals Unfold Tom Palmateer Brian Parsons Scott Patterson Jane Pearson Joanne Perry John Peruski Stewart Petrick Mark Pet tee Jeff Phillips Greg Porrett 102 - JUNIORS As Each Flower Blossoms Mr. Heim burger was at every home football game supervising the Junior concession stand Evans Pozios Becky Romatz Michelle Rose Tam era Saffee Don Samson Scott Sanderson Kirk Saunders Julie Schiller Donna Schreiner Pam Schultz Mary Shafran JUNIORS - 103 The Rainbow Always Follows Randy Sharrow Larry Simonds Stephanie Shipley Scott Sischo For two weeks before homecoming , the Juniors worked without hesitation on their class float. “Knock ' Em Cuckoo ” was the theme and it was carried out very successfully. The cuckoo sliding in and out of the clock was operated by students inside the cuckoo clock. Ray Small Barb Smith Carol Smith Jeff Smith Joyce Smith Debby Stager Dayl Stout 104 - JUNIORS The Forces That Made It Much planning and organization went on at the home of class president, Mary Miller. Each night more and more was accomplished for a beautiful end product. The Junior Gass float, “ Knock ' Em Cuckoo,” was proudly awarded first prize in the float competition. Jenine Ulrich Sandy L. Thornton John Wagar Billie Sue Walter Doug Warsinski Jeanine Washington Mark Westbrook Debbie White Brian Wilson Cheryl Wilson JUNIORS - 105 Our Memories Are Made 106 - JUNIOR PROM To Last Us A Lifetime Servers: Karri Stark and Rick Smith. Servers: Doreen Torello and Chris Collins. Rainbows of color expressed the theme “Colour My World” at the Junior Prom. Flowers , colorful decorations and dancing helped to fill the evening with lasting memories. Being postponed in January because of a snowstorm , the prom finally was underway on February 18. Guests for the event included Mr. Durnell Stephens , Mr. Joseph Grosser , Mr. and Mrs. William McKeand, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Elsholz , Mr. James Puskarich , and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Golubinski. JUNIOR PROM - 107 Follow Us To The Right Path Planning , organizing , and making arrangements were all tasks undertaken. The Junior Class Officers and Steering Committee had good fortune in their endeavor to be successful. The first-place position was held by the Juniors in the Homecoming float mm Sitting: Mary Miller, President; Sharon Hastings, Vice-President. Standing: Barb Golubinski, Secretary; Patti Boyle, Treasurer. competition. The class will always remem ber their evening spent at the Junior Prom; the committee will always remember the amount of time preparing for the Prom. Many memories have been made and lessons learned. ■■■ ■ Back Row: Julie Evans, Nancy Basnaw, Doug King, Dave Koschnitzke, Chris Cruickshank, Doug Warsinski. Front Row: Christal Imler, Susan Wiltse, Debbie James, Cheryl Wilson, Debbie Loeding, Annette Francisco, Michael Sturdevant. Missing: Mike Zimmer. 108 - JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS SOPHOMORES When Nature Needs Something Done, Jeff Agostino Lori Allington Tim Angove Kim Ashley Jackie Austin Ed Baker Tim Baker Dave Barbe Steve Barber Cheri Beaudry Tammy Beckley Tina Beedon 110 SOPHOMORES She Creates A Genius To Do It Andrea Bugg Rick Cline Paul Burczycki Mike Coggins SOPHOMORES -111 Keith DeLano When Old Life Ends, Donna Dionne Mark Dortman Mike Dowding Jeff Drechsler Mike Gaffney Jeff Gehrke 112 - SOPHOMORES New Life Begins Sophomore Advisors - Mrs. Bellow, Mr. Skrzyniarz, Mrs. Rix, Mr. Hadden, Mr. Patterson, Chief Advisor. Honda Hency Anita Henschel Zac Herman Kerry Himmel Linda Hoag Roseann Home SOPHOMORES - 113 114 Nature Is A Peaceful Atmosphere Jerry Johnson Dave Klais Chris Lambert Debbie Lents Ann Leverich SOPHOMORES Where All Is Calm And Tranquil Dalton McIntosh Ed Mertz Becca Morrison SOPHOMORES - 115 A Foreseen Rainbow For 116 - SOPHOMORES The Class Of 1980 117 Autumn Is Full Of Color, As Are Kirk Smith Mary Sparling John Stoliker Doreen Torello Tim Tyler Lisa Thompson 118- SOPHOMORES The Lives Of The Sophomores Cheryl Wilson Jon Wahl Pam Wessel Tammy Walsh Brian Weymouth Renae Ward Susan Wright Cary Watson Sandy Wilczynsla Steve Zimmer y SOPHOMORES -119 Leadership Is A Precious Quality The Sophomore class had a very productive year. The selling of Viking Mugs was this year ' s project. This project helped the treasury tremendously . The Sophomores were very cooperative when it came to selling the mugs. This was only one way that the Sophomores showed their spirit throughout the year. At the pep assemblies , the Sophomores won as the class with the most spirit. Standing: Wade Gorinac, Treasurer; Jim Benedict, President. Sitting: Kathy Peyerk, Secretary; Kerry Krohn, Vice-President. Standing: Maureen O’Brien, Doreen Torello, Karri Stark, Cheri Beaudry. Sitting: Pam Eagen, Debbie Lents, Karen Endelman, Barb Thibdaue. 120 - SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS For The Class Of ’81 Jeannie Angove Mike Bailey Wendy Bailey Cindy Baker Mike Baker Brian Bambusch Sherryl Bassett 122 - FRESHMEN The Years Are Still Young Nancv Brown Troy Brown Marie Carufel Richie Clarke Deb Cochran Brian Collins Grant Collins Jim Conrad Dennise Cooper FRESHMEN - 123 Freshman Life Flows On Like A V Jetf Galant Linda Galant Robert E. Galvin, Jr. Shelly Garbutt Cheryl Gardner Kathy Gates 124 - FRESHMEN That Of A Mountain Stream Dave Graham Mike Green Julie Groch Scott Hall Connie Hart Wayne Hendrick Renee Henry Howard H. Hillman Tom Himmel Kim Hooker Nancy Homer FRESHMEN - 125 Freshmen Are Guided Chuck Huffmaster Mary Hutchinson Linda Inwam Michelle James Marty Job Sheri Jokie Julie Jones Jeff Justice Sue Keener Charles Kennedy Michelle Kennedy Joy Kerbyson Nancy Ketchum Sandy Ketchum Brian King Shari Klicman Jean Knapp Jim Koch Jeff Koehn Allan Koppelberger Ann Kota Jeff Lamb Dan Lash Standing: Mr. Meier, Mrs. Elsholz, Mr. Sazehn, Mr. Zabor. Sitting: Mr. Houck, Chief Advisor M r. Elsholz, Mr. Salvo, Mrs. Baker. 126 - FRESHMEN By The Light Of The Bright Sun Belinda McClellan Chip McKenzie Brigette Mathers Brenda McLean ki ' Mike Maynard The Freshman advisors were very helpful this year. As homeroom teachers, they assisted us with registration. They helped us throughout the two weeks of building our third-place float. When we had our bake sale, the advisors also gave us great asistance. Mr. Yon, Mr. Braun, Miss Arno, Mr. Puskarich. John McNichol Dave Melville Jill Miller Penny Miller FRESHMEN- 127 Reach For The Peak 128 FRESHMEN With Viking Spirit d Michelle Schott Robert Schultz Virginia Schulze John Shafran Mike Sherer FRESHMEN- 129 As The Seasons Of ’78 Greg Soboleski Corrine S march Dennis Socha Bob Smith • V Dennis Sparling Scott Steele a Lisa Smyth Scott Stevens n l Vance Snyder Lori Stewart Shawn Stimac Troy Stocker Brian Stoinoff John Sturdevant Chrystal Swoffer Scott Taylor 130 FRESHMEN Such Are Our Lives FRESHMEN 131 They Started It Happening Back Row: Howard H. Hillman, Jim Livingston, Lori Wilson. Front Row: Marie Carufel, Tammy Mason, K-Peg Brock, Mike Maynard. Missing: Mary Troy. The Freshman Steering Committee was very active this year. Their main project was the building of the float. With the guidance of their advisors , they took third place in the competition. They had bake sales and other money-making projects to build up their treasury. Standing: Chuck Huffmaster, Treasurer; Allan Koppelberger, VicoPresident. Sitting: Bonnie Smarch, Secretary; Greg Saffee, President. 132 - FRESHMAN OFFICERS STEERING COMMITTEE If The Weather Is VARSITY FOOTBALL J. V. FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sept. 9 Sept. 17 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 P.H. Northern Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 22 Vikings 19 St Clair 14 Anchor Bay 30 P.H. Central 46 Algonac 21 Marine City 41 Oscoda 45 Cros-Lex 41 Lutheran East 14 13 0 6 6 7 12 14 6 Sept. 10 P.H. Northern 26 Vikings 6 Sept. 15 Vikings 24 St. Clair 8 Sept. 22 Riverview 21 Vikings 8 Sept. 29 Vikings 20 P.H. Central 16 Oct. 6 Vikings 49 Algonac 14 Oct. 13 Vikings 41 Marine City 16 Oct. 20 Lutheran East 22 Vikings 15 Oct. 27 Vikings 21 Cros-Lex 6 CROSS COUNTRY GOLF Sept. 9 Vikings 148 St. Clair 167 Sept. 12 Anchor Bay 159 Vikings 162 Sept. 14 Vikings 162 P.H. Central 184 Sept. 16 Vikings 166 A Igonac 228 Sept. 19 Vikings 167 Marine City 179 Sept. 23 Vikings 165 Cros-Lex 185 Sept. 26 Vikings 168 St. Clair 177 Sept. 28 Vikings 187 Anchor Bay 191 Sept. 30 P.H. Central 180 Vikings 181 Oct. 3 Vikings 182 Algonac 230 Oct. 5 Vikings 167 Marine City 179 Oct. 7 Oxford 168 Vikings 171 Oct. 10 SCAL 1st Place Oct. 12 Vikings 174 Cros-Lex 182 Oct. 15 Regionals 1st Place Oct. 17 City Meet 2nd Place Oct. 22 State Finals 9th Place Sept. 13 Vikings 50 Lutheran East 15 Sept. 15 Vikings 42 St. Clair 20 Sept. 22 Anchor Bay 39 Vikings 16 Sept. 24 Shrine Invitational 10th Place Sept. 26 Marysville Quad. Meet Capac 47 Sept. 29 Marysville 33 P.H. Central 24 Oct 1 Marie tte Invitational 5th Place Oct. 3 City Meet 3rd Place Oct. 6 Marysville 35 Algonac 22 Oct. 13 Marysville 28 Marine City 27 Oct. 15 Bishop Gallagher Inv. 16th Place Oct. 25 Marysville 46 Fraser 16 Oct. 27 Cros-Lex 41 Marysville 20 Nov. 2 SCAL 4th Place GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Sept. 14 Vikings 37 St. Clair 30 Sept. 21 Vikings 29 Armada 6 Sept. 28 PH. Central 13 Vikings 6 Oct. 5 Vikings 34 Algonac 12 Oct. 12 Vikings 27 Marine City 14 Oct. 19 Vikings 36 Richmond 0 Oct. 26 Vikings 14 Cros-Lex 0 WRESTLING Dec. 1 New Boston Huron Quad 7th Place Dec. 3 Richmond Invitational 1st Place Dec. 8 Marine City 41 Vikings 24 Dec. 10 Huron Dec. 13 Lutheran East 28 Vikings 28 Dec. 15 A Igonac 47 Vikings 21 Dec. 1 7 Clarenceville Invitational 6th Place Dec. 20 Vikings 44 Roseville 23 Jan. ,5 Anchor Bay 45 Vikings 21 Jan. 7 Yale Invitational 2nd Place Jan. 12 Vikings 43 P.H. Central 19 Jan. 14 Marysville Invitational 2nd Place Jan. 19 Vikings 39 St. Clair 24 Jan. 20 City Tournament 3rd Place Dundee 59 Vikings 6 Algonac 51 Vikings 6 P.H. High 33 Vikings 28 Jan. 28 SCAL Tournament 4th Place Districts 1 3th Place Vikings 31 P.H. High 30 P H. Northern 45 Vikings 20 Vikings 36 P H. Central 21 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 2 Dec. 6 Dec. 13 Dec. 16 Dec. 22 Vikings Romeo Vikings PH. Central Lutheran East 57 68 59 68 60 Dec. 29-30 City Tournament Jan. Jan. Vikings Vikings 65 68 Cros-Lex Vikings Anchor Bay Vikings Vikings 3rd Place Imlay City Algonac 26 56 57 56 54 56 64 Sept. 13 Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 4 Oct. 6 Oct. 11 Oct. 13 Oct. 18 Oct. 20 Oct. 25 Nov. 3 Nov. 8 Nov. 10 Nov. 15 Nov. 1 7 Imlay City 61 Vikettes 53 Lake Shore 47 Vikettes 27 Vikettes 68 Port Huron 36 Vikettes 41 Marine City 21 Vikettes 51 Cros-Lex 27 P.H. Northern 61 Vikettes 19 Algonac 52 Vikettes 37 Vikettes 49 St. Clair 27 Vikettes 49 Anchor Bay 38 PH. Central 61 Vikettes 38 Vikettes 49 Yale 41 Algonac 53 Vikettes 44 Vikettes 32 Marine City 25 Vikettes 60 Cros-Lex 35 Vikettes 63 St. Clair 56 Vikettes 55 Anchor Bay 38 Memphis 47 Vikettes 41 P.H. Central 45 Vikettes 40 GIRLS’ J. V. BASKETBALL BO YS ’ J. V. BASKE TB ALL Sept. 13 Vikettes 30 Imlay City 27 Sept. 15 Lakeshore 38 Vikettes 35 Sept. 20 Vikettes 40 Port Huron 22 Sept. 22 Vikettes 34 Marine City 27 Sept. 29 Vikettes 56 Cros-Lex 20 Sept. 30 Vikettes 41 P.H. Northern 31 Oct. 4 Vikettes 38 Algonac 25 Oct. 6 Vikettes 49 St. Clair 36 Oct. 11 Vikettes 46 Anchor Bay 29 Oct. 13 Vikettes 34 P.H. Central 21 Oct. 18 Vikettes 48 Yale 36 Oct. 20 Vikettes 46 A Igonac 20 Oct. 25 Vikettes 32 Marine City 21 Nov. 3 Vikettes 46 Cros-Lex 16 Nov. 8 Vikettes 52 St. Clair 32 Nov. 10 Vikettes 51 Anchor Bay 32 Nov. 15 Vikettes 48 Memphis 32 Nov. 1 7 Vikettes 45 P.H. Central 22 Jan. 10 Marine City 53 Vikings 51 Jan. 17 Vikings 64 L A nse Creuse N. 50 Dec. 2 Vikings 43 Cros-Lex 27 Jan. 20 Vikings 54 Cros-Lex 42 Dec. 6 Romeo 67 Vikings 51 Jan. 26 St. Clair 50 Vikings 47 Dec. 13 Anchor Bay 39 Vikings 32 Jan. 31 Anchor Bay 65 Vikings 59 Dec. 16 P H. Central 50 Vikings 48 Feb. 3 Vikings 66 P.H. Central 47 Dec. 22 Lutheran East 63 Vikings 57 Feb. 10 Vikings 59 Algonac 46 Jan. 3 Imlay City 73 Vikings 44 Feb. 14 Vikings 48 St. Clair 41 Jan. 6 Algonac 50 Vikings 45 Feb. 1 7 Vikings 57 Marine City 47 Jan. 10 Vikings 55 Marine City 33 Feb. 21 Imlay City 64 Vikings 54 Jan. 1 7 L ’A nse Creuse N. 53 Vikings 40 Feb. 24 Vikings 55 Richmond 49 Jan. 20 Vikings 43 Cros-Lex 38 DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Jan. 26 St. Clair 65 Vikings 59 Feb. 27 St. Clair 53 Vikings 52 Jan. 31 Anchor Bay 49 Vikings 34 Feb. 3 Vikings 50 PH. Central 48 Feb. 10 Vikings 40 Algonac 32 Feb. 14 St. Clair 54 Vikings 49 Feb. 1 7 Vikings 50 Marine City 43 Feb. 21 Imlay City 52 Vikings 49 Feb. 24 Richmond 61 Vikings 39 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Dec. 1 Vikings 54 Cros-Lex 46 Dec. 6 P.H. High 60 Vikings 39 Dec. 8 St. Clair 42 Vikings 30 Dec. 12 Anchor Bay 50 Vikings 41 Dec. 15 PH. Central 58 Vikings 29 Jan. 3 P.H. Northern 46 Vikings 38 Jan. 5 Vikings 50 Algonac 33 Jan. 9 Vikings 48 Marine City 47 Jan. 17 PH. High 68 Vikings 39 Jan 19 Vikings 39 Cros-Lex 32 Jan. 25 St. Clair 54 Vikings 36 Jan. 30 Anchor Bay 63 Vikings 55 Feb. 2 P H. Central 50 Vikings 37 Feb. 7 P.H. Northern 58 Vikings 39 Feb. 9 Vikings 49 A Igonac 42 Feb. 16 Marine City 42 Vikings 37 134 - SPORTS SCHEDULE Nice, We Will Play GIRLS’ SOFTBALL SWIM TEAM BOYS’ TRACK April l 1 Port Huron Home Dec. 1 Vikings 45 Flint Powers 37 April 12 Marine City Away April 13 Marine City Home Dec. 13 Vikings 105 Y psilanti Lincoln 65 April 14 P.H. Northern Away April 1 7 Imlay City Away Dec. 20 Vikings 95 Mt. Morris 77 April 18 Imlay City Home April 20 Cros-Lex Away Jan. 5 De La Salle 53 Vikings 30 April 22 Marie tte Relays Away April 24 St. Clair Home Jan. 12 Vikings 50 Chelsea 33 April 26 Cros-Lex Home April 27 Anchor Bay Away Jan. 17 Clintondale 46 Vikings 37 May 3 St. Clair Away Mav 1 P.H. Central Home Jan. 19 Vikings 44 South Lake 39 May 5 Marysville Relays Home May 4 Algonac A way Jan. 31 Vikings 104 River Rouge 59 May 8 Anchor Bay Home May 6 Memphis Home Feb. 2 Fraser 50 Vikings 33 May 10 P.H. Central Away May 8 Marine City Away Feb. 7 Vikings 50 Ypsilanti Lincoln 33 May 1 7 Algonac Home May 13 City Tournament Home Feb. 9 Chelsea 88 Vikings 81 May 20 Regionals Away May 15 Cros-Lex Home Feb. 16 Vikings 105 Roseville 67 May 24 S.C.A.L. Home May 18 St. Clair A way Feb. 20 Vikings 48 River Rouge 34 June 3 State Finals Home May 22 Anchor Bay Home Feb. 23 Marysville Invitational 1st Place May 25 P.H. Central Away Feb. 28 Chelsea Invitational 4th Place May 27 Pre-District Away March 10 11 State Finals May 30 Algonac Home June 3 Districts Away June 1 7 State Finals Away GIRLS’ GIRLS’ TRACK VARSITY BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL DATE OPPONENTS JV V April 12 Marine City Home April 11 Port Huron Away April 14 P.H. High Home April 13 Marine City Away Jan. 4 Cros-Lex W W April 18 Imlay City A way April 1 7 Yale Home Jan. 6 PH. High W W April 26 Cros-Lex Away April 20 Cros-Lex Home Jan. 11 St. Clair W L May 3 St. Clair Home April 22 L ' Anse Creuse N. Home Jan. 13 P.H. Northern L L May 8 Anchor Bay Away April 24 St. Clair Away Jan. 16 Anchor Bay L W May 10 P.H. Central Home April 27 Anchor Bay Home Jan. 18 P.H. Central L W May 15 L’Anse Creuse Away April 29 Imlay City Away Jan. 23 Algonac L w May 17 Algonac Away May 1 P.H. Central Away Feb. 1 Cros-Lex L L May 20 Regionals Away May 4 Algonac Home Feb. 3 Imlay City W W May 24 S.C.A.L. Home May 8 Marine City Home Feb. 6 P.H. Northern L L June 3 State Finals Away May 13 City Tournament Away Feb. ,8 St. Clair L W May 15 Cros-Lex Away Feb. 13 Anchor Bay L W May 18 St. Clair Home Feb. 15 P.H. Central L L May 22 Anchor Bay Away Feb. 20 Algonac L L May 25 P.H. Central Home Feb. 22 Marine City W W May 27 Pre-District Away Feb. 25 City Tournament 3rd May 30 Algonac Away Feb. 27 Marine City W W June 3 Districts Away March 1 Imlay City w W June 10 Regionals Away March 4 S.C.A.L. FRESHMAN BASEBALL J. V. BASEBALL TENNIS April 21 L ’ Anse Creuse N. Away April 11 Port Huron Away April 13 Marine City Home April 26 Anchor Bay Away A pril 1 3 Marine City Away April 1 7 Imlay City Away April 28 Lutheran East Home April 1 7 Yale Home April 20 Cros-Lex Away May 1 Powell Away April 20 Cros-Lex Home April 24 St. Clair Home May 5 L ' A nse Creuse Home A pril 22 L ’A nse Creuse N. Home April 27 Anchor Bav Away May 9 Mt. Clemens Home April 24 St. Clair Away May 1 P.H. Central Home May 12 L ' Anse Creuse N. Home April 27 A nchor Bay Home May 4 Algonac Away May 1 7 Anchor Bay Home April 29 Imlay City Away May 5 City Tournament Away May 19 Lutheran East A way May 1 P.H. Central Away May 8 Marine City Away May 22 Romeo Home May 4 Algonac Home May 12 L ‘Anse Creuse N. Home May 25 L ’Anse Creuse Away May 8 Marine City Home May 15 Cros-Lex Home May 30 Mt. Clemens Away May 13 City Tournament Away May 18 St. Clair Away May 15 Cros-Lex Away May 19 Regionals Away May 18 St. Clair Home Mav 20 Regionals Away May 22 Anchor Bay Away May 22 Anchor Bay Home May 25 P.H. Central Home May 25 P.H. Central Away May 30 Algonac Away May 30 A Igonac Home May 31 S.C.A.L. Away June 2 State Finals Away June 3 State Finals Away SPORTS SCHEDULE - 135 Sports - The Sunshine Of Our Lives Third Row: Jean Drechsler, Cathy Swierkosz, Jean Bixler, Lisa Liddle, DeeAnn Hands, Kelli Livingston, Kelly Lindgren, Lori Liddle. Second Row: Coach Rix, Diana Doubles, Janet Swierkosz, Patti Benoit, Laurie Pochodylo, Mary McLean, Lisa Butcher, Michelle Rose, Jill Heaman, Coach Burns. First Row: Sandy Mazure, Daphne Westbrook, Bev Keeler, Laura Stephens, Doreen Harris, JoAnn Tetlock, Lori Lasky, Nancy Hartel. Daphne Westbrook - President Laura Stephens - Vice President The Girls ' Varsity Club meet the first and third Monday of every month. This was the third year for the club. The girls this year also planned on going to some basketball games. JoAnn Tetlock - Sgt. at Arms Doreen Harris — Treasurer Sandy Mazure - Secretary 136 - GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB The Leaders Of The Pack Fifth Row: Robert “Mike ’ O’Boyle, Ken Soboleski, Rick Simonds, Pat Stout, Mark Zimmer, Craig Mader, Mark Siemen, David Cash. Fourth Row: Randy Sharrow, Terry Lash, Scott Sanderson, J.D. Jowett, Joe Redford, Jim Bixler, Gary Fraser-Lee, Ken Oates, Mike Lewis. Third Row: Jim Mathers, Mike Zimmer, Dave Beaudry, Brian Wilson, Jim Reardon, Chris Cruickshank, Mike Daggett, Dayl Stout. Second Row: Coach Braun, Jim Reid, Jerry Pearson, Johnathon Kent, Jeff Simmons, Jim Benedict, Paul Wedge, John Hollingsworth, Michael Cochran, Coach Jackson. First Row: Jim Schiller, Steve Hrisca, James Nelson, Secretary; Jon P. Kitts, Sergeant-at-Arms; Paul Booth, President; Tom Miller, Vice-President; David Wedge, Treasurer; Dave Quinn, Paul Levandowski. Members of the Varsity Club had some money-making projects again this year. This consisted of the Viking head that ' s in the middle of the basketball court. They also went to homes selling Viking Calendars , which was one of their money-making projects. Club Members saw the Detroit Pistons play and had dinner at the Harbor House. BOYS ' VARSITY CLUB - 137 Star Light , Star Bright; Fourth Row: David Cash, Trainer; Terry Lash, Jim Reid, Dave Beaudry, Mark Frendt, Pat O’Boyle, John Peruski, Mike Quaine, Ken Oates, Mike Zimmer, Manager. Third Row: Mark Zimmer, Trainer; Rick Simonds, Jim Mathers, Tony Barbe, Chris Cruickshank, Jeff Vollstaedt, Jim Bixler, Randy Sharrow, Jim Reardon, Dayl Stout, Manager. Second Row: Coach Houck, Terry Hudson, Chris Mader, Johnathon Kent, Jon P. Kitts, Tom Miller, Scott Patterson, Jeff Simmons, James Nelson, Coach Braun. First Row: Coach Jackson, A1 Frazer, Mike Dionne, Paul Richter, Ken Soboleski, Robert “Mike” O’Boyle, Dave Quinn, Paul Booth, Jim Schiller. McPherson MVP Award Paul Levandowski Frank A. Townsend Award Jim Schiller, Johnathon Kent ICukulkaAward A1 Frazer, Paul Booth Sullivan’s Captain Award Paul Booth, Paul Levandowski Oil Can Award Paul Richter SCAL Sportsmanship Award Paul Booth Iron Man’s Club Paul Booth, Chris Mader, Tom Miller, Chris Cruickshank, Ken Soboleski, Johnathon Kent, Paul Levandowski, President; Jeff Vollstaedt, A1 Frazer, Jon P. Kitts, Jeff Simmons, Jim Schiller. SCAL All-League Johnathon Kent, Terry Hudson. A1 Frazer, Paul Booth, Paul Levandowski, Jeff Simmons, Jim Schiller, Mike Dionne, Jon P. Kitts, Ken Soboleski. Honorable Mention Jim Bixler, James Nelson, Chris Mader, Tom Miller. Outstanding Defensive Player Jim Schiller, Jon P. Kitts All State Award Paul Levandowski 138- VARSITY FOOTBALL Vikings Win Tonight ! The Vikings proceeded to defeat every team after losing the first football game to the Port Huron Northern Huskies. The Vikings were “psyched up” for the entire season. Coach Braun was voted Regional Coach of the year by the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association. His leadership ruled over the Vikings. The team was a “ bridesmaid ” for the State Finals , but did not make it all the way. VARSITY FOOTBALL - 139 140 The Sun Shone Over The J. V. ’s Our C o aches: Standing: Student Teacher Coach Turnbull, Coach Hadden. Kneeling: Coach Venia. The J. V ’ Football Team had a very successful season in the league with a 5 and 0 record. Overall, the team won 5 and lost 3. The team voted Pat Bromley as Captain and leader of the team. For the “ 77 ” season the J. V. ’s ended up in first because of the great enthusiasm and team spirit they showed during the season. Third Row: Howard Hawkins, Manager; Tom Snowden, John Stoliker, Brian Thick, Ed Mertz, Brian Simmons, Kirk Smith, Bill Farnsworth, Larry Rands, Roger Morrish, Trainer. Second Row: Coach Venia, Chris Collins, Ron Culter, Chip Wolfe, Jeff Gehrke, Paul Hudson, George Butler, Nick Poulos, Chuck Lannin, Ron JV FOOTBALL Mertz, Coach Hadden. First Row: Jeff Drechsler, Wade Gorinac, Dave Barbe, Dan Quinn, Pat Bromley, Captain; Steve Socha, Dan Little, Rick Smith, Mike Gaffney. Not Pictured: Rob Miller, Steve Barber, Pat Reid. Freshmen Have A Great Season Fourth Row: Scott Stevens, Brian Stoinoff, Jim Vollstaedt, Vance Snyder, Mike Maynard, Jim Warren, Brad Woolman, Joe Osentoski. Third Row: Dave Gaffney, Mike Bailey, Bob Smith, Dan DeShon, Randy Goniwicha, Shawn Stimac, Pat Richards, Ron Boddy, Tod Briggs, Chuck Huffmaster. Second Row: Coach Knuth, Mike Green, Grant Collins, Scott Sawdon, Dan Lash, Mike Richards, Brian Sawdon, Dave Graham, Joe Lukasek, Greg Soboleski, Coach Bearss. First Row: Trainer: Brian King, Derrick Brower, Dennis Socha, Mike Netter, Ron Vanderwill, Rick Pierce, Dan Mack, Karl Boehm, Dave Reardon, Scott Taylor, Chuck Salgot, Manager: Erv Partain. The Freshman football team missed the St. Clair Area League Championship by five yards. The team was 5 - 1 this season losing only to the first-place Central team. They were coached by Mr. Knuth, Mr. Bearss, and Mr. Turnbull. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - 141 Our Spirit Always Shines Through Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - 1. Mary Mackay, 2. Kathy Durcan, 3. Sandy Swanson, 4. Jane Merchant, 5. Jody Sischo, 6. Laurie Gentner, 7. Laura Daggett, 8. Beth Porter. Advisor: Freshman Alternate: Advisor: Mrs. Winzler Pam Evans Cindy Helzer 142 - CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders - Top Row: Susan Wiltse, Lori Lasky, Pat Randall, Julie Schiller, Kristy Darnell. Bottom Row: Patti Boyle, Jill Heaman, Amy Greenhoe, Kelly Lindgren, Hope Teeple. The cheerleading awards given this year were to Lori Lasky for Most Valuable cheerleader and the captain’s award. Kelly Lindgren received the Sportsmanship Award. Freshman Cheerleaders — Top Row: Lisa Daggett, Diane Frendt, Robin Naylor. Bottom Row: Bonnie Smarch, Chris Vonalt, Lori Wilson, Julie Groch, Jill Feick. CHEERLEADERS - 143 Like A Gust Of Wind, ■ ' 1 Second Row: Trainer Billie Sue Walter, JoAnn Tetlock, Bev Keeler, P a tti Benoit, Laurie Pochodylo, Manager Sharon Hastings, Coach Allen. Jean Drechsler, Lori Liddle, Lisa Liddle, Cathy Albert, Mary McLean, First Row: Janet Swierkosz, Michelle Rose, Lisa Butcher. 144 - GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL They Twirl Around Their Foes The Girls Varsity Basketball team had a pretty decent season this year. They came out slow at the beginning of the season , but had a good comeback. They finished third in S.C.A.L. and third in the city tournament. They were coached by Mr. Roger Allen. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL - 145 Aim For Life’s Highest Goal BACK ROW: Brigette Mathers, Jamie Pioch, Cindy Reid, Karen Endelman, Brenda McLean, Nancy Nofs, Sue Czarnecki, Karri Stark. Tina Beedon, Marilyn Johnson, K-Peg Brock, Sue Hartman, Diane Simmonds. FRONT ROW: Lisa Preston, Richelle VanSickle, Belinda McClellan, Lisa Smyth, Jill Rose. The Marysville Girls ' JV Basketball team had a terrific season this year. They were 12-0 in the League and 17-1 overall , topping the S.C.A.L. as champs. Coaching the team was Miss Grace Garwood. This was Miss Garwood ' s first year of coaching. 146 - GIRLS ' JV BASKETBALL “Set” To Win Third Row: Karen Endleman, Sharon Miller, Renae Ward, Tina Beedon, Brigette Mathers, Patti Benoit. Second Row: Pam Rivard, Mary Mitchell, Cindy Reid, Andrea Bugg, Trainer Kim Simmonds. First Row: Statistician Kathy Peyerk, Diane Simmonds, Richelle VanSickle, Kathy Netter, Statistician Marilyn Johnson, Coach Baker. The Girls JV Volleyball team were really enthused in their games and practices. Their best skill was in forearm passing. They were also well qualified in setting and spiking. The J. V. Volleyball team built a Coming Home float in February. Their record was 8-1 0. GIRLS’ JV VOLLEYBALL - 147 Victories Are Sweet As The Spring Second Row: Statistician Bev Keeler, Cheryl Wilson, Debbie James, Lori Liddle, Lisa Liddle, Cathy Swierkosz, Laura Stephens, Trainer Vicky Gragowski. First Row: Coach Rix, Janet Swierkosz, Jo Ann Tetlock, Laurie Pochodylo, Doreen Harris, Sandy Mazurc, Statistician Lisa Butcher. Linemen - Sally Stark, Sue Clark. 148 - GIRLS’ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Rains , Warm As Summer Winds The Varsity Volleyball team had a good season. They really worked together during their games and practices. With their sportsmanship , they were able to place 12-4 in the SCAT. They won the St. Clair Area league Volleyball tournament by beating the season co-champions — Central 15-6, 15-1, and St. Clair 15-13 , 15-6. Co-captains were Laura Stephens and Sandy Mazure. Sandy Mazure received the sportsmanship award. Most Valuable Players were Jo Ann Tetlock and Janet Swierkosz. GIRLS’ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - 149 Winter Is Our Season Standing: Chris Cruickshank, Dave Pake, Paul Booth, Steve Hrisca, Tom Miller, Jon P. Kitts, Brian Wilson, Craig Mader, Coach Jackson. Kneeling: Roger Morris, Trainer; Ray Siemen, The Vikings completed another good year , finishing third behind Marine City and St. Clair ; however, the Vikings ended up beating both teams the second time around. The team will be losing eight Seniors , but gaining eight Juniors for next year. The Varsity Team had good support from the Cheerleaders and students. The Cheerleaders held a breakfast for the Team the first morning of the Districts. This support helped the Vikings against St. Clair. Second Team All-Area, Honorable Mention were Craig Mader and Paul Levandowski. Tom Miller received the Booster Club Sportsmanship Award and Jon Kitts the Most Valuable Player Award. Other awards were the Captain ' s Award for Paul Booth , Most Improved for Craig Mader, and last, but not least, the Trash Can Award, for Jim Mathers. Jim Reardon, Mike Turnbull, Jim Mathers, Paul Levandowski, Jim Reid, Manager. Missing From Picture: Jon Pake, C.R. Tetlock, Dave Koschnitzke. 150 -BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Quick , Strong - Thunder and Lightning Standing: Coach Knuth, Rick Smith, Kirk Smith, Byron Brock, Scott McFarlane, Tom Bergstrom, Tim Baker, Jeff Vollstaedt, Steve Barber, Trainer. Kneeling: Bill Farnsworth, Jeff Agostino, John Stoliker, Ed Mertz, Jerry Johnson, Chris Collins, Wade Gorinac. The J. V. ' s had a rough season this year , compiling a 7-11 record in the league. However , the J. V. ’s were determined to win throughout the season, showing good team spirit, and always being right in the thick of things. Overall the team had a successful season and should make good next year. 152 - BOYS ' JV BASKETBALL Work Hard, Play Hard, Be Satisfied Standing: Dan Lash, Trainer; Jeff Norris, Manager; Jim Forster, Chuck Huffmaster, Dan Mack, Steve Rymers, Mike Bowman, Brian Stoinoff, Mike Maynard, Pat Richards, Mike Richards, Scott Stevens, Statistician, Coach Hadden. Kneeling: Greg Soboleski, Brian Sawdon, Ron Vanderwill, Dennis Socha. Sitting: Scott Taylor, Mike Green, Jim Koch, Erv Partain. The Freshman Basketball team ’s spirit and enthusiasm were overwhelming this season. Despite a number of injuries , they were able to be victorious in five out of sixteen games , ranking fourth in the SCAT. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - 153 Water Opens A Third Row: Dawn Brower, Belinda McClellan, Kathy Hart, Howard H. Hillman, Scott Slota, Deb Cochran, John McNichol, Steve Caverly, Connie Hart, Sandy Wilczynski. Second Row: John Gauthier, JeffRopp, Paul Wedge, Chris Lambert, Jeff Drechsler, Bruce Petrick, Rick Pierce, Brian King. First Row: Coach T.J. Evans, Rob Vikstrom, Mike Quaine, John Hollingsworth, Stephen Booth, Alan Tobiczyk, David Wedge, Doug Lasky, Trainer Larry Stark. Not pictured: Sheila Caverly. 154 - SWIMMING New Gateway TIMETTES: Back Row: Darla Wojcik, Maureen O’Brien, K-Peg Trasko, Lori Lasky, Kim Wedge, Mary Warren, Lori Brock, Kathy Peyerk, Karen Kidder, Sharon Hillman, Martha Kwiatkowski, Sharon Badley. Hastings, Mary Beth O’Dell. Front Row: Judy The 1977-78 Marysville Swim team had an excellent season. This year ' s dual swim meet record was 11-3. In this year ' s Invitational we took seven out of eleven first places. Marysville ' s final score for this year ' s Invitational was 238. All around , the swimmers had a terrific season. John Hollingsworth , and Dave Wedge were chosen captains for the season. Also , Dave Wedge received the Loughren Most Valuable Player Award, with Jeff Ropp receiving the Sportsmanship Award. SWIMMING - 155 Being Physically Fit Standing: Doug Campbell, Dan DeShon, Mike Lewis, Jim Nelson, Jim Bixler, Jim Warren, Chuck Ketchum, Rick Herman, Pat Stout. Kneeling: Barry Campbell, Dave Melville, Larry Rands, Coach Sazehn, Tim Biedinger, Zac Herman, Dayl Stout. Not pictured: Mike Hart, Jed Wilczynski, Terry Lash, Perry Barbe, Barry Day. 156 - WRESTLING Enriches The Mind Chuck Ketchum - Captain Sportsmanship Award Caveman’s Award Four-year trophy The Marysville Wrestling Team participated in many Invitationals this year. Herman won the first-place championship at 132 in the Richmond Invitational , Yale , Gty Tournament , and also qualified for the regional tournament at Linden High School in Willow Run. Chuck Ketchum at 138 also won many medals this year. Chuck received first place at the Yale Invitational , Marysville Invitational , and in the Gty Meet. Also , many other wrestlers improved greatly throughout the year. Mike Lewis and Jim Nelson also received medals during the season. Rick Herman - Regional Qualifier Most Valuable Player Caveman’s Award WRESTLING -157 XJVVI ' SAOZ - 8 SI iOO ‘l S Q ‘VW JnoX UQ saipinq mo| aqj Suiuuru ubiujoh duinf 2uo aqj je uuinfr ueq •siftiBA afod ueuqooyw qog ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ •}3S sjaS jaqojng ubq MO ( mifsnj daajj uaiu a vuj Spring Is Our Season Jenine Ulrich putting to new distances. Doreen Harris running the mile. Jean Bixler running with determination. The Girls ' Track Team showed improvement right from the start of the season. As the girls went onward , determination was another characteristic that was a key factor to them. They were determined to run , jump , and throw , even in cold temperatures and rain. Praise is the word for Mrs. Burns , Head Coach. She was an inspiration for the girls and helped calm them so their best effort could be put forth for the team. A new assistant coach this year , Mrs. Winzeler, helped the girls in many ways. At meets she cheered the girls on, and at practices she demonstrated new exercises. A mile-relay exchange. GIRLS’ TRACK - 159 Athletic Ambition Is God Standing: Jon Wahl, Mark Wrubel, Jeff Troy, Forster, Brian Bambusch, Bill Henry, Scott Coach Martin, Rick Cline, Gary Fraser-Lee, Sanderson, Mike Baker. Steve Zimmer. Kneeling: Gary Tobiczyk, Jim Guy LeCaine - Jim Livingston - Freshman Freshman The 1977 Golf Team had another successful season. They finished first in the SCAL. Gary Tobiczyk was selected Most Valuable Player. In the first meet of the year , Gary Tobiczyk , Scott Sanderson , Bill Henry , Gary Fraser-Lee and Mike Baker broke the school record for the Lowest Meet Score. They finished with a total of 148. Bill Henry - Coach Martin Captain 160 - GOLF Given And Nature Endured! Standing: Stewart Pe trick, Brian Braden, Kneeling: Doug Campbell, Ray Siemen, Paul Michael Cochran, Mike Turnbull, Dave Wedge, Wedge, Gary Siemen, Jim Benedict, Steve Byron Brock, Mark Siemen, Jeff Ropp. Erno, Troy Stocker. The 1977 Marysville Cross Country team had a great season this year They finished fourth place in the SCAL. In the City meet , they finished in third place. Jim Benedict was the Most Valuable Runner. They won 4 meets; lost 3. Dave Wedge, Captain Mike Turnbull, Captain CROSSCOUNTRY - 161 Nature Brings Out The Spirit In Them Cheryl Wilson gets the hit. Here comes another run! From the bench. 162 - GIRLS ' SOFTBALL Baseball — When Summer Begins Coach Houck Coach Venia BASEBALL - 163 Swing Into Action With The Team Third Row: Steve Barber, Scott McFarlane, Waldo Apers, Paul Booth, Jon Pake, Ed Mertz, Doug Warsinski. Second Row: Debbie Lents, Sue Clark, Roseann Horne, Dawn Swackhammer, Jim Rymers, Joe Czostkowski, Paul Hudson, Dave Cash, Scott Boshart, John Stoliker. First Row: Gary Tobiczyk, Larry Haggerty, Dale Cash, Doug Francesconi, Tom Miller, Steve Booth, Brian Perry, Larry Stark, Terry Curley. Steve Booth is determined to play his best. Spirit was the name of the game this year. Throughout the season the tennis team continually played their best. Practicing tactics were superb. Extra hours of practicing definitely year. Coach Ray Martin again led the team to victory. Gary Tobiczyk swings into action. Tom Miller’s concentration is portrayed throughout his match. 164 - TENNIS FACULTY Heavens Glow Against Crimson Skies Miss Amo is a Gemini , born in May. Her favorite flower is lily of the valley , and her color is orange. Summer is the season she likes the most. Mrs. Baker’s favorite color is blue. Being bom in February , she is an Aquarius. Spring is her favorite season , and the sweetheart rose is the flower of her dreams. Mrs. Bellow likes autumn weather , yellow roses and the color blue. She was bom in November and her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Mrs. Blackney was with us until December 1, 1977 , and we wanted to share her favorites with all of the students and staff. She was bom in the month of August under the sign of Leo , the Lion. Her favorite flower was the cornflower; her color , blue. She enjoyed autumn the best of all of the seasons. 166- FACULTY Learning Is For All Seasons Coach Braun says the thorn is his number one flower. He was bom in June , and blue is his favorite color. He likes the fall football season the best. Miss Buckner was bom in January and is a Capricorn. Yellow roses , the color green, and winter are just a few of her cherished things. Mrs. Bums was born in early February , which makes her an Aquarius. She adores the color blue and the American Beauty Rose. Her favorite season is spring. Miss Butler ' s zodiac sign is Scorpio. She was bom in November, and fall is her favorite season. The yellow rose and the color blue are her preferences. FACULTY - 167 To See A World In A Grain Of Sand Like the lion , Mr. Collard is a Leo. He was bom in August and his favorite flower is the yellow rose. He likes the summer months and the color royal blue. Mrs. Elsholz likes summer, the colors yellow , red and blue , and wild violets. She was born in August and is a Leo. Mr. Elsholz was born in May which makes him Taurus the Bull. He likes the summer months , the color red, and the rhododendron. 168 - FACULTY Miss Fed raw was born in April and is a Taurus. The trillium flower and the color red are among her preferences. She also likes snowy winters. And Heaven In A Born in November makes her a Scorpio. Her favorite color is blue and she likes the summer the best. She also has a favorite flower - the purple orchid .... Who is this ? Why, it ' s Miss Garwood ! Guess who is a Capricorn? He was born in January and likes the flower, seagull-lily. His favorite color is brown and his season is fall .... Mr. Hadden. Wild Flower ! V Bom in January under the sign Aquarius, her best time of year is fall and she favors the color green. She also has a favorite flower - the rose ... Mrs. Gorham. Spring is his season, Taurus is his sign, and blue is his color. He was born in May and likes the tulip .... Mr. Heimburger. FACULTY- 169 no Our Knowledge Blossoms Her favorite season is summer and she likes the color blue. She was bom in October under the sign Libra. She also likes the rose as her favorite flower .... Mrs. Heyboer. His favorite flower is the dandelion; his season is the fall. He likes the color orange. Born in January under the sign Capricorn .... Mr. Houck. You wouldn ' t believe whose favorite flower is the cactus. He likes basketball as his favorite season. Bom in November , under the sign Scorpio , he also likes the color blue .... Coach Jackson. Mr. MacDonald was born in August under the sign Leo. His favorite color is blue which goes with his favorite season- summer. He also likes peonies. FACULTY As The Years Go By Mr. Martin is a Scorpio ; he was born in November. His favorite season is spring and likes the color green. He has a special flower , the rose. With the sign of Aries , Mr. McKeand ' s birthday is in March. His favorite season is summer. Mrs. McCall ' s zodiac sign is Leo ; her birthday is in July. Her favorite color is green. She likes fall the best of all seasons. Mr. Meier ' s zodiac sign is Scorpio , with a birthday in November. His favorite flower is a pink rose , his favorite color is blue , and he likes fall the best. FACULTY - 171 Speak To The Earth And It Dr. Misenar ' s zodiac sign is Leo with his birthday in July. His favorite flower is the cosmos. He likes the color red and enjoys the summer. Mr. Patterson ' s sign is Aquarius; his birthday in February. He likes summer and the tulip. His favorite color is gray. With a birthday in April y Miss Mullen ' s zodiac sign is Aries. Her favorite flower is the rose and her favorite colors are red and blue. She likes spring and summer. A Pisces , Mr. Philp ' s birthday is in March. His favorite flower is the rose; his color , blue. He enjoys fall the most of all seasons. 172 - FACULTY Shall Teach Thee Mr. Puskarich’s zodiac sign is Leo, and his birthday is in August. His favorite flower is columbine; his favorite color , blue. Summer is his season. Mr. Salvo ' s sign is Leo t with a birthday in July. The hibiscus in his flower , and he likes spring. His favorite color is green. With Mrs. Rix ' s birthday in March , her sign is Aries. She likes the color blue , and her favorite flower is the lilac. She enjoys summer the most. Mr. Sazehn was born in September , so his zodiac sign is Virgo. His favorite flower is the black-eyed susan. He likes the color blue and the season of autumn. FACULTY - 173 As Long As There Are Students Mr. Skrzyniarz was born in March and his zodiac sign is Aries. His favorite flower is the tulip , and he likes the color brown. His favorite season is summer. Mr. Suprenant’s zodiac sign is Leo. He was born in the month of August. His flower is the rose and his choice of colors is blue. His favorite season is fall. Mr. Venia was born during the month of April under the sign of Aries. His favorite flower is the black snake-root. He chose blue as 174 __ FACULTY his color and summer as his season. Miss Vivian is listed under the sign of Leo because she was born in August. Her favorite season , spring , provides lovely wild flowers. She chose silver as her color. There Are Teachers To Teach Mr. Wheeler has the zodiac sign of a Cancer . He was born during the month of July. Spring wild flowers are his favorite. He chose blue for his color and summer for his season. Mrs. Wilton ' s zodiac sign is the Moonchild, which is during the month of July. Her flower is the daisy , and her favorite color is yellow. Spring is her special time of the year. Mr. Yon was born during the month of January , but his favorite season is summer. A Capricorn , he chose the color blue and the lovely rose. Mr. Zabor was bom in June , under the sign of Cancer. The wild daisy , summer and blue are his favorites. FACULTY- 175 Nature Teaches All Board of Education: Back Row: Rev. Joseph Ablett, Mr. Edwin Schultz, Mr. Robert Miller. Front Row: Mrs. Iris Rymers, Treasurer; Mr. Louis Schmorrow, President; Mrs. Sophie Pohl, Secretary. Not Pictured: Mr. Milt Rogers, Vice President. Mr. Ronald G. Wiltse Superintendent Mr. George Pake Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business Mr. Durnell F. Stephens High School Principal Mr. Joseph Grosser Assistant Principal 176- ADMIN ISTRA TION Education Is A Part Of Nature ’s Force Grace Burley Michelle Liddle Office Clerk Counselor’s Secretary Nancy Gorinac Secretary Pam Augustyn Secretary Dolores Cummings School Nurse Pat Speilburg Secretary Fay Neal Library Clerk Winnie Conger Bookkeeper Marie Knuth Secretary Brona Ashpole Bookkeeper-Secretary SCHOOL PERSONNEL - 177 Even Mother Nature — Needs Some Help Buildings and Grounds CUSTODIANS - Standing: Mr. Peruski, Seated: Mr. Kekch, Night Engineer; Mr. Rutkauski, Mr. Hernandez. SCHOOL MAINTENANCE MEN - Richard Roehl, Grover Gates, Don Harkleroad, Ken Mr. Harold McKinnon, Day Engineer. McDonald, A1 Wieland. 178 - MAINTENANCE Leave The Driving To Us Richard Meinhardt, Mechanic; Marilyn Munro, Margaret Green, Rae Ann Smith, Florence Durrant, Don Durrant, Linda Smith, and Betsy. Mr. Jack Hurley Bus Contractor Back Row: Vern Dickinson, Art Cummings, Clare Ressler, Marilyn Munro, Art McLaughlin. Front Row: RaeAnn Smith, Florence Durrant, Margaret Green, Joanne Siemen, Chris Gillett, Caroline Stark. BUS DRIVERS - 179 The Earth Provides The Food They Prepare Gene Belkiewicz Lunch Supervisor Back Row: Jessie Jones, Bette McMartin, Dome Stark, Dorothy Bromley, Jennifer Garrow. Front Row: Erna Osborne, Gene Belkiewiez, Joan Reid. 180 - COOKS HE SENDTH THE ALBERT . RICK: Drama Club 10; Vocational Ed 11 . ASHPOLE, DINA: Basketball 10; Chorus 9, 12 ( Secretary ); Musical 10; Pep Club 9; National Honor Society 9; Steering Committee 12; Tennis 9, 10. 12. BADLEY. SHARON: Chorus 9. 10; Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Musical 9. 10. 11. 12; Quill Scroll 11. 12; Senior Play Crew ; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10. 11; Swim Team Timette 10. 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Thespian 12; VIKING Staff 10. 11, 12; Woodland Aide 12. BEAUDRY. TERESA: Library Sendee 12 BENNETT. MARK: Vocational Ed. 12. BIXLER, JEAN: Chorus 9; Co-op 11, 12: Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 9; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Steering Committee 9; Track 9. 10. 11; Varsity Club 11. 12; VIKING Staff 10, 11. 12 (Chief photographer). BOEHM. TRUDY: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Chorus 9; GAA 9, 10; Junior Play Crew; Library Service 11. 12: Pep Club 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Teachers Aide 11. BOOTH. PAUL: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 9, 10; Teachers Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 ( President ); Vocational Ed. 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10 . 11 . 12 . BOOTH, STEVE: Co-op 12; Student Council 12; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9. BORGMAN, STEVE: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 12; Basketball 9; French Club 10. 11, 12; Science Club 12 (President). BOWMAN, JEANNE: GAA 9, 10; Junior Play Cast; Library Services 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Sewing Crafts 11; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 11; Track 9. BRECKNER. KRISTIN. BRYWIG. DALE: Co-op 11, 12. CAMPBELL. TAMMY: AMPLIFIER Staff 12 (Literary editor); Chorus 10; GAA 10; Junior Play Crew: Junior Prom Committee: Musical 12; Sewing Crafts 10; Senior Play Cast Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Teacher ' s Aide 12. CARLISLE, JOYCE: Marching Band 9; BOEC 9, 11. 12; Co-op 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; GAA 9; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Track 9. 10; Vocational Ed. 11. CAROLAN.JODY: Vocational Ed. 12. CASH, DAVE: Basketball 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast ; Musical 10, 11; Senior Play Cast; Ski Club 12; Steering Committee 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12; Thespians 12 (President); Varsity Club 11, 12; Varsity Singers 10. 11; Woodland Aide 11 . 12 . CATALDO, MARY: Co-op 12; Library Services 11: Vocational Ed. 11. CAVERLY, STEVE: Band, Orchestra 9, 10, 11 Co-Op 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Fashion Show Participant 11; Swim Team 9, 12. Attended Grosse Point e South High School 9, 10, 11. CHAPDELAINE, RON: French Club 9; Vocational Ed. 11. CHAPPELLE, TRACY CHURCHILL. DA VID: Chorus 9, 10. 11, 12. CLEAVER, BOB Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Ed. 11. COFFEY. LAURA: Coop 12; Student Council 9; Teacher’s Aide 11; Woodland Aide 11, 12. COLGAN, ERIC: Vocational Ed. 12; Wrestling 9. CRACKEL, GEORGE: Football 9; Vocational Ed 11 . 12 . 182 - SENIOR DIRECTOR Y SPRINGS INTO CRANE, BOB: Chorus 9. JO, 11; Haptic Aide 10, 11; Thespian 12. CURTIS. JEFF CZARNECKI, JUDY Basketball 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10; Stage Band 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 11, 12; GAA 9; National Honor Society 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10. CZOSTOWSKI. JOE: 4, Basketball 9, 10; Science Club 12; Teachers Aide 12; Tennis 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 11. DAGGETT, MIKE: Chorus 12; Cross Country 9, 10. 11; Junior Play cast; Junior Prom Committee ; Steering Committee 10. 12; Teachers Aide 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Var sity Club 10, 11, 12. DEVOLDER, MICHEL: YFU 12. DIEM, LINDA: BOEC 11,12 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 1 0. DINGMAN. KIRK: Junior Prom Committee. DILLON. JOHN: Baseball 9. JO. 11; Basketball 9 (Captain), 10. 11; Football 9; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. DIONNE, MIKE: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. DOAN. CHRIS: Basketball 9. 10: Class Officer 9 (Treasurer): Co-op 11; Football 9, 10; Homecoming Escort 11; Senior Prom Committee ; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 9. 10. DORA. MIKE: Chorus 10. DORTMAN. PHIL: Camera Club 10; Chorus 9, 10; Vocational Ed. 11. DOUBLES. DIANA: Co-op 12; Drama Club 10; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9; Senior Prom Committee; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 11. DUSCI, MELINDA: Junior Play Crew; Musical 11; Senio r Play Crew; Student Council 12; Teachers Aide 12. DZIUBINSKI. RON: Vocational Ed. 11, 12. EAGEN, MARVIN: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Stage Band 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11, 12. ELLIS, TIMOTHY;: Chorus 10, 12; Ski Club 10; Woodland Aide 11, 1 2. ENDEAN, SHERYL: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12. ERNEST. TERRY: Chorus 9; Ski Club 9, 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. EVENING RED. TRACIE AMPLIFIER Staff 10, 11 (Editorial Editor). 12 (Editor in Chief); Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Baseball 12; Chorus 9; GAA 9; Quill Scroll 11. 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Track 11; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12. FA RNS WOR TH. DEBRA FEZATTE, TERESA: Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12. FIEDLER. KAREN: Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Musical 9, 10; National Honor Society 12; Sewing Crafts 10; Student Council 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 1 1, 12. FITZ, TOM: Chorus 11,12; Vocational Ed. 11. FRALEY. KATHLEEN: Art Club 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9; Chorus 9; Drama Club 11; Football 9; Library Service 9; Majorettes 9, 10. 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Musical 10, 11; Pep Club 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Teacher ' s Aide 10; Vocational Ed. 12; FHA 9, 10. 11. 12; DEC A 12. Attended Harbor Beach 9, 10, 11. FRAZER. ALAN: Baseball 9. 10; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10. 11. 1 2; Junior Prom Committee; Varsity Club 11, 12. FRIZZLE, WES: Football 9; Varsity Club 10; Woodland Aide 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. THE VALLEYS GAFFNEY. TERESA: BOEC 12 ( Treasurer ); Co-op 11, 12; Right To Read 11; Vocational Ed. 11. GALANT. SANDRA BOEC 11. 12 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Junior Prom Committee ; Mat Maid 10, 11; Senior Prom Committee. GATES. JILL: Woodland Aide 11,12. GOODWIN, JOHN: Baseball 9, 10; Co-op 12; Golf 9, 10. 11: TeachePs Aide 12; Vocational Ed. 11. HANCHERA, DAWN: Vocational Ed. 12. HANDS. DEEANN: Basketball 9. 10; GAA 9, 10; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Sewing Crafts 10 ( President ), 11; Senior Play (House Manager); Senior Prom Committee; Teachers Aide 11. 12; Track 11. HARRIS. DOREEN: Marching Band 9, 10, 11,12 (Historian); Pep Band 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11,12; Class Officer 10 (Treasurer); GAA 9, 10; Homecoming Court 10; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Mat Maid 9, 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9, 10 ; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 12; Steering Committee 10. 12; Student Council 11 ( Treasurer ), 12; Track 11; Varsity Club 11. 12 (Treasurer); Volleyball 10, 11, 12. H ARTEL. NANCY: Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; Concert Band 9. 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Chorus 9; GAA 9. 10; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee ; Varsity Club 11,12; Volleyball 10,11. HEADLEE, KATHY: Chorus 10. 11, 12; Class Officer 9 (Secretary); Co-op 12; Woodland Aide 11 . HE AM AN, JILL: BOEC 9, 10 (Treasurer), 11 (Parliamentarian ) ; Cheerleader 9 (Captain-football), 10 (Captain-basketball), 11 (Treasurer), 12 (Secretary); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Play ( Assistant Director); Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 10; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 12; Teachers Aide 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; Varsity Club 11. 12. HELMER, SHELLY: GAA 9, 10; Library Services 10, 11, 12; Sewing Crafts 11; Teacher} Aide 12; Woodland Aide 11. 12. HENDRICK. KAREN: Chorus 9; Drama Club 11; Steering Committee 10; Woodland Aide 11, 12. HENRY. BILL: Chorus 9; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Vocational Ed. 11, 12. HERMAN, RICK: Football 10; Varsity Club 10, 11; VIKING Staff 11; Vocational Ed. 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 12. HILL, TERRI: Cheerleader 9; Chorus 9; Class Officer 10 (Secretary); Drama Club 9; GAA 9; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Library Services 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Right To Read 12; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9: Student Council 9; Teacher’s Aide 11 Track 9 10, 1 1 ; Skill Center 1 1 , 12. HILLMAN, LORI: Basketball 9, 10; BOEC 9, 10; Chorus GAA 9, 10; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Musical 9, 10, 1 2; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 1 0; Student Council 12; Swim Team Timette 9, 10, 11 (Captain), 12 (Captain); Thespians 12; Track 9. 10; Skill Center 11, 12. HIMMEL, KELLY: Library Services 11. 12; Woodland Aide 1 1 , 1 2. HOLLINGSWORTH, JOHN: Chorus 10, 1 1; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical 10, 11; Science Club 10. 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 12; Swim Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11. 12. HOLLIS, CECIL A WHICH HOOL. BECKY: Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12: Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; French Club 9; Track 9. HOSKINS. KYLE: Basketball 10; Class Officer 9 ( Vice-President ); Co-op 1 2; French Club 10, 11, 12; GAA 9; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 10. 11, 1 2; Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 12. H RISC A, STEVE: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Football 9; TeachePs Aide 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 11. HYATTE. BRUCE: Vocational Ed. 11; Co-op 12. JOHNS. KATHY: Chorus 9, 10; Co-op 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 9, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Travel Club 11 ( Vice-President ). KELCH, DIANE: Chorus 9; Woodland Aide 11, 12 . KENT, JOHN: Basketball 9. 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9. 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 11 . KETCH UM, CHUCK: Baseball 9, 10; Teachers Aide 11; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Quill Scroll 12. KITTS, JON: Basketball 9, 10. 11. 1 2; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10; Teacherk Aide 11. 12; Track 9. 10; Varsity Club 10, 11. 1 2 (Sergeant at Arms). KLEEVES. CATHY: Chorus 10. 11; Co-op 12; GAA 9; Library Services 10, 11; Musical 11; Sewing Crafts 10; Senior Prom Committee; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. KOKOTILO. SUE: Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12; Co-op 11, 12; Senior Prom; Swim Team Timette 9, 10; Teachers Aide 12. KUJAT, KIM: Chorus 9; Co-op 11, 1 2; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Senior Prom 12; Steering Committee 9: Student Council 10; Viking Staff 9,10,11, 1 2 ; Business Manager). KULKAjSTEVE J : Art Club 9, 10; Hobby Club 9, 10; Library Services 9, 10; Swim Team 12; Track 9; Volleyball 9. KWIATKOWSKI. MARTHA: Basketball 10; Chorus 9. 10, 1 2; (Treasurer). Drama Club 10; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom. Musical 10, 11. 12; (Assistant Director) Quill Scroll 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 11. 12 ( Vice-President ); Teacher ' s Aide 12; Thespians 12; Skill Center 11; Varsity Singers 10. 11; VIKING Staff 11. 12. LA MARSH, JUDY: Chorus 9; Junior Play Cast; Library Services 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. LASHER. JANE: Basketball 9; Chorus 11, 12; Cheerleaders 10; Musical 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Steering Committee 9, Varsity Singers 11. LASKY. LORI Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), 12 (Treasurer Captain); French Club 10, 11 (President), 12 (President); Junior Play-Stage Manager; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9, 10; Science Club 10; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team Timette 11, 12; Teachers Aide 11; Thespians 12 (Secretary); Varsity Club 11.12; VIKING Staff 10. LAURSEN.PER: YFU 12. LEVANDOWSKI, PAUL: Baseball 10; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 12; Track 9; Varsity Club 10. 11 , 12 . RUN AMONG THE HILLS LEWIS. MIKE: Co-op 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12. LIN DG REN, KELLY: Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Cheerleader 9, 10 (Captain-football). 11 ( Co-captain-football ), 12 (Captain); Class Officer 9 (President); Co-op 11; French Club 9, 10, 11 (Vice-president). 1 2; Homecoming Court 12 (Queen); Junior Play-House Manager; Junior Prom Committee; Musical 11; Pep Club 9. 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9, 11; Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Thespians 12; Varsity Club 9, 10. 11 ( Secretary ), 12. LINDSAY, LOU ANN: Basketball 11; Chorus 9, 10; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track 9. 10; Varsity Club 11. 12; Vocational Ed. 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11; Travel Club 9, 10. 11. LIVINGSTON. KELLI: Co-op 11; French Club 9. 10; Homecoming Court 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9. 10; Science Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 9, 12; Student Council 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9. 10 , 11 . 12 . LOGAN. LONNIE: BOEC 12; Chorus 10. 11; Musical 1 0 ( Assistant Director); Swim Team Timette 9. 10; Teachers Aide 11. LORENGER. SHELLI: Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 11; VIKING Staff 12. LUCAS. DEAN: Co-op 12; Football 9; Teachers Aide 12. MACALLISTER, RUSTY: Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. MADER, CHRIS: Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. Boys State 11; Chorus 11, 12 (President); Class Officer 11 (President); Football 9, 10, 11. 1 2; Junior Prom Committee: Musical 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 11,12 (President): Thespians 12 (Vice-president): Varsity Club 11. 12; Varsity Singers 11; VIKING Staff 12. MAGEE. RAY: Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Ed. 11 , 12 . MAGEE, RON: Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 11. 12. MAI SON. MIKE: Coop 12. MANFRIN, DICK: Football 9. 12; Vocational Ed. 11 . MAPLES, ALICE: AMPLIFIER Staff 1 1 . 12 (News Editor); Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Majorettes 12; Pep Club 9; Quill Scroll 12; YFU 11. M AZURE. SANDY: Class Officer 10 (Vice-president), 12 (Vice-president); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 10; National Honor Society 11. 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 11; Track 9. 10; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Secretary ); Volleyball 10 . 11 , 12 . MCCRACKEN, DONNA: Chorus 9; Vocational Ed 11, 12. MC KENNEY. KA YE MCKENZIE, MIKE: Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9; Football 9. 1 0; Senior Prom Server 1 1 ; Steering Committee 10. MILLER. TOM Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys ' State 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 9; Tennis 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 ( Vice-president). MITCHELL, MIKE: Swim Team 9, 10; Teachers Aide 11; Woodland Aide 11, 12. MOHR. KIM: Student Council 10. MULLINAX. MACHELE: Chorus 9. 10; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. MYLES, KAETHE: BOEC 12 (Parliamentarian); Chorus 9; Co-op 11, 12; Girls ' State 1 1 ; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11. NELSON. JAMES: Football 9, 10, 12; Student Council 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12 (Secretary); Vocational Ed. 11; Wrestling 10, 11 , 12 . NORRIS, KATHY: GAA 10; Swim Team Timette 10; Teachers Aide 12; Track 10. Attended Port Huron Northern 9. O’BOYLE. MIKE: Baseball 9; Football 10. 11 12; Steering Committee 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10. O BRIEN, MIKE: Football 10; Ski Club 9,10,11; Teachers Aide 12; Wrestling 11. O ' DELL. MATT: Vocational Ed. 11. 12. PAKULSK1, KEN PA LD AN I US. CAROL: Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12 ( President ); Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11. 12 (President); Stage Band 9, 10. 11, 12 ( President ); Mat Maids 10; National Honor Society 10, 11. 12 (Recording Secretary); Steering Committee 10. PARKER. DOUG PARRISH. JEAN: Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 11. PATERSON. CLINTON: Baseball 9, 10. 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 9; Teachers Aide 12; Vocational Ed. 11. 12. PATERSON, MILLIE: Woodlands Aide 11,12 . PA TRICK. TODD: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Ski Club 12; Vocational Ed. 12. PAVLIK, BRIAN: Boys ' State 11; Chorus 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast ; Musical 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Science Club 12; Senior Play Cast; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Teachers Aide 12; Thespians 1 2 (Treasurer): Track 9. PEARSON, JERRY: Football 9, 10, 11; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast ; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11; Track 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 11,12 ; YFU 11. PHILLIPS. LAURA: Chorus 10, 11, 12 (Librarian); G.A.A. 10; Musical 10; Student Council 9 (Treasurer); Teachers Aide 11; Woodland Aide 11; (Riverside High School 9, 10). POCHODYLO. LAURIE: Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12 (Captain); Class Officer 11, 12 (Secretary); Drama Club 1 1; G.A.A. 9, 10; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9; TeachePs Aide 11; Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; VIKING STAFF 11, 12; Volleyball 9. 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12. PULLEN, BARB Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10. 11. 1 2 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Library Services 10; Musical 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Student Council 10, 11; Swim Team Timette 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher Aide 12; Thespians 12; Varsity Singers 11 PUNG, ROY: Co-op 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12. QUAINE, DAN: Basketball 9. 10; Chorus 9; Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Vocational Ed. 10, 11 . QUINN. DAVE Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10; Track 9. 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 9. 10, 11, 12. RAINES, TIM: Marching Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Stage Band 9, 10, 11; Vocational Ed. 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11. RAMSEY. DICK Vocational Ed 11, 12. SENIOR DIRECTORY - 183 TO EVER YTHING THERE IS A SEASON REDFORD, JOE: Baseball 9, 10 , 11. 12; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 9. 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. REGULINSK1, RUSSELL: Chorus 10; Homecoming Court Escort 12; Vocational Ed. 11 . 12 . RICHARDS. CONNIE: Library Services 11; Student Council 9; Woodlands Aide 11. 12. RICHTER, PAUL: Basketball 10; Football 9, 10, 11,12; Track 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. RIVARD. ALICIA: Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); Homecoming Court 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee; Tennis 9; VIKING Staff 9. 10,11, 12 (Editor-in-Chief). National Honor Society 12. ROGERS. CYNTHIA K. Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 1 0 (Secretary-Treasurer); Pep Band 10; Class Officer 10 (President), 12 ( President ); Girls State 11; Musical 10, 11, 12 (Pianist); National Honor Society 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); Science Club 12 (Secretary); Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 10, 11 (Co-Chairman), 12; Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), 12; Teacher’s Aide 11. 12. RYMERS, JIM: Golf 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit te; Tennis 11; Vocational Ed. 11. SAFFEE, RICK: French Club 10, 11; Science Club 10, 1 1 ; Student Council 12; Vocational Ed. 11, 1 2. National Honor Society 11.12. SALVO. LINDA: Concert Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 1 0 ( Historian), 11 (Historian), 1 2; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Chorus 12; Junior Play Cast; Right To Read 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Play Cast. SARI. MARK: Basketball 9, 10; Chorus 9; Co-op 12; Football 9, 1 0; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. SCHAMBRE, JOHN: Football 9; Teachers Aide 11; Vocational Ed. 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Track 10. SCHILLER, JIM: Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Tennis 10; Track 11. 12; Varsity Chib 11. 12. SCHULTZ, CHRISTOPHER SHERER, LAURI: Woodlands Aide 11, 12. SHI MM EL. JANET: Marching Band 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Baseball 9; BO EC 9. 11, 12 (Secretary); Chorus 9; Coop 12; GAA 9; Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; National Honor Society 12. SIEFERT, CAROLYN: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10; GAA 10; Library Services 11; Vocational Ed. 11; Volleyball 9, 10; Woodlands A ide 1 2. SIEMEN RAY: Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Senior Play Crew; Teachers Aide 11; Track 9, 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 . SIMMONS. BRUCE Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10. SIMON DS. RICK: Chorus 9, 10; Football 12; Swim team 9; Varsity Club 12; Vocational Ed. 10,11,12; Wrestling 10. SMITH. GEORGE: Chorus 9,10.11. SMITH. KATHY: Chorus 9; Co-op 12; Homecoming Court 11; Junior Play (Student Director); Junior Prom Committee: Pep Club 9, 10; Sewing Crafts 10. 11; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10, 11; Student Council 10; VIKING Staff 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Senior Dinner Co-Chairman. SNOVER. DA VE: Football 9; Ski Club 10; Tennis 9; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. SOBOLESKI. KEN: Baseball 9; Football 9, 10,11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10; Teachers Aide 12; Track 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Ed. 11. STARK, LARRY: Cross Country 10, 1 1 ; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12; Tennis 9, 10, 1 2; National Honor Society 12. STEPHENS. GENEVA: Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Football 11; GAA 9; Teachers Aide 9. STEPHENS, LAURA: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; GAA 9, 10. 11; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Vice-President); Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. National Honor Society 12. STERLING. JOHN: AMPLIFIER 12; Co-op 11, 12; Debate Team 10. STEWART. BETH: Chorus 12 (Secretary); Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Musical 11; Senior Play Crew; Teachers Aide 12; Vocational Education 11 . STOUT. PAT: Camera Club 10, 1 1 ; Cross Country 10; Junior Play Crew; Science Club 11; Senior Play Cast; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11 , 12 . STURDEVANT, RICHARD: Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Chorus 9; Co-op 12; Senior Play Cast; Track 9. SULKOWSKI, CHRIS: Vocational Education 11. SWIERKOSZ, CATHY: Chorus 9: French Club 10, 11. 12 (Vice-President); GAA 9; Junior Play Crew; Teachers Aide 12; Girls Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. 12; Volleyball JO. 11. 12; National Honor Society 1 2. TEEPLE, MARJORY: GAA 9. 10; Vocational Education 12; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 12. TETLOCK, C.R.: Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11 (Captain), 12; Chorus 10. 12 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Cross Country 12; Football 9; Homecoming Court Escort 10; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom; Senior Play Cast ; Senior Prom; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9. 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. 12. National Honor Society 12. THOMPSON, MICHELE: Chorus 9; Co-op 11. 12; Haptic 11; Library Services 10. 11; Senior Prom. TOBICZYK, ALAN: Golf 9. 10, 1 1 ; Musical 11, 12 (Stage Manager); Senior Play ( Stage Manager); Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. TOMALO. ANGIE: Chorus 9; Drama Club 9, GAA 9, 10; Junior Play Crew; Library Services 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 12; Swim Team Timette 9; Teachers Aide 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. TRASKO, JUDY: Chorus 12; Drama Club 11 ( Secretary ); French Club 9, 10; GAA 9. 10; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical 9; Sewing Crafts 9; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 11; Swim Team Timette 12; Thespians 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. TROY, JEFF: Chorus 11, 12; Golf 10. 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Musical 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Thespians 12. TURNBULL. MIKE: Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Football 10; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Homecoming Court Escort 12, Musical 10, 11; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 10; Thespians 12; Track 9, 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; Varsity Singers 1 0; Vocational Education 12; Woodland Aides. ULLMAN. CATHY: Chorus 9. 10. 11; Library Service 12; Vocational Education 11. UMPHREY. PATTI: Co-op 11. 12; Right to Read 11; Teachers Aide 11; Vocational Education II. VANDERSCORS, JEAN: Track 10; Vocational Education 12. V ANTI EM. MARY ANN: Co-op 11; Right To Read 11. WAHL. INEZ: AMPLIFIER Staff 9, 10, 11 (Literary Ed Editor); Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12; BOEC 12; Musical 10; Pep Club 9; Quill Scroll 11; Sewing Crafts 10; Senior Prom Committee; Teachers Aide 10; WALSH. LIZ WARD, JAYNE: AMPLIFIER Staff 10; French Club 12; Junior Prom Committee; Sewing Crafts 11 ( President); Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 11, 12; Student Council 1 1; Teachers Aide 11; Thespians 12. WARD. JILL: Chorus 10; Class Officer 11 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, Vocational Ed. 11. WARNER. DARCY: Basketball 9, GAA 9, 10; Homecoming Court 9; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11 (Vice-President); Swim Team Timette 9, 10, 11; Teachers Aide 11; Woodland Aide 11,12; Track 10. WARREN, MARY: BOEC 9. 10 (Secretary), 11, 12 (President); Co-op 12; Drama Club 9, 10; Foreign Exchange 11; GAA 9, 10; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Crew; Musical 9. 10; Senior Play cast; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10. 11; Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12 (Secretary); Swim Team Timette 11, 12; Track 10, 1 1; National Honor Society 12. WATSON, DAVE: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Baseball 9, 10. WEDGE. DAVE: Cross Country 10, 11 (Captain), 12 (Captain); Football 9; French Club 10; Junior Play Crew; Student Council 11; Swim Team 9, 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 1 2 (Treasurer); Vocational Ed. 1 1; National Honor Society 12. WEDGE, KIM: Basketball 9, 10; Library Services 10; Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Swim Team 10, 11; Swim Team Timette 9. 12; Woodland Aide 11. 12. WEHNER, DARREN: Vocational Ed. 11, 12; Wrestling 9. WELSER. SUE: AMPLIFIED Staff 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Chorus 10; GAA 10; Mat Maid 9; Senior Play Crew; Teachers Aide 12; Track 11,12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12. WESSEL, JEFF: Vocational Ed. 11. 12. WESTBROOK, DAPHNE: Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Chorus 10, 12; GAA 9, 10; Girls State 11; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9, 10; Sewing Crafts 10; Student Council 11, 12; Varsity Club 1 2 (President); Volleyball 11 WILSON, DORIS: Woodland Aide 12. WOOLMAN, BOB: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Teachers Aide 12; Track 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 12; Vocational Ed. 11, 12. ZIMMER. JIM: Chorus 12; Teachers Aide 11; Vocational Ed. 11. 184 - SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Index Agostino, Jeff 1 10, 152 Albert, Cathy 20, 90, 96. 144 ALBERT, RICK 20 Allen. Don 96 Ailing ton. Lori 110 Angove. Jeannie 122 Angove. Tim 110 Armstead. Mark 82, 96 Ashlev. Kim 110 ASHPOLE. DINA 15, 20. 87 Austin. Jackie 86, 110 Austin, Robert 96 BADLEY. SHARON 9, 13. 19, 20, 75. 77, 83, 85, 125 Bailey . Mike 122. 141 Bailey. Wendy 122 Baker. Cindy 122 Baker, Ed 110 Baker. Mike 122, 160 Baker, Tim 110,152 Baldwin. Barry 96 Bambusch, Brian 122, 160 Barbe. Dave 110, 140 Barbe, Perry 96 Barbe. Tony 96, 138 Barber. Steve 82, 110, 140, 152, 164 Barnes, Carrie 65, 69, 78, 83, 96 Barr. Shelley 87, 110 Barron, Dawn 110 Bartley, Melinda 96 Basnaw, Nancy 90, 94. 96. 108 Bassett, Sherry l 91 , 122 Bassett. Tracy 91 , 122 Beam. Debbie 92, 94, 96 Beaudry, Cheri 110, 120 Beaudry, Dave 96, 137, 138 Beaudry, Julie 92, 96 BEAUDRY. TERRI 20, 94 Beckley, Tammy 110 Beedon. Barb 122 Beedon, Tina 86. 110. 146, 147 Beers, David 110 Bellow. Sherrie 69, 110 Benedict, Jim 65. 68, 78, 110,120 BENNETT. MARK 20 Benoit, Patti 110. 136, 144, 147 Benson, Kathy 96 Benson, Randy 122 Bergdoll. Jeanne 110 Bergstrom, Tom 110, 152 Biedinger. Becky 122 Biedinger, Tim 85, 96, 156 Binsley, Sue 65, 68, 122 Bishop, Jeff 111 Bitzinger. Jeff 122 BIXLER, JEAN 9. 21. 77, 85, 136 Bixler, Jim 72, 77, 96. 137, 138, 156 Boddy. Ron 122, 141 Boehm. Karl 90, 122, 141 Boehm. Kurt 96 BOEHM, TRUDY 6, 19,21. 65, 68. 76, 94 Bommarito. Dawn 96 BOOTH. PAUL 21, 137, 138, 150, 164 BOOTH, STEPHEN 12. 21, 154, 164 BORGMAN. STEVE 12, 13. 65, 68. 88 Boshart, Scott 111, 114, 164 Bowen, Kirk 90. 122 Bowers. Kris 122 Bowers, Stew 96 Bowman, Brenda 122 Bowman, Mike 122, 153 BOWMAN, JEANNE 15, 17,19, 22. 76, 94 Boyd, Carie 8 7, 96 Boyle, Patti 71, 72, 96. 108. 143 Brackenbury, Andy 96 Braden, Brian 96. 161 Breckner, Kathy 122 BRECKNER, KRISTIN 19, 22 Briggs. Todd 86, 122,141 Briggs, Denise 96 Brittain, Karen 111 Brock, Byron 111, 161 . 152 Brock. K-Peg 90, 91, 122, 132, 146, 155 Brockdorff Max 96 Bromley, Pat 111, 140 Brougham, Debbie 96 Brower, Dawn 65, 68, 111, 154 Brower, Derrick 122, 141 Brown, Jill Diane 91, 122 Brown. Nancy 78, 123 Brown, Troy 123 Bryson. Debbie 87. 123 BRYWIG. DALE 22 Buch, Laure 97 Bugg. Andrea 1 1, 65, 68. 147 Bugg, Marty 82, 97 Burczycki, Paul 111 Butcher. Dan 111 Butcher. Lisa 97, 136, 144 Butler, Corey 123 Butler. George 65, 68, 111, 140 Campbell. Barry 123, 156 Campbell, Doug 78, 123, 156, 161 Campbell. Merri 123 Campbell. Scot 123 CAMPBELL. TAMMY 18, 19, 22. 72. 94 Cannon. Marty 97 CARLISLE, JOYCE 22 Carney, Marcy 65, 68, 123 CAROLAN, JODY 23 Carufel. Marie 90, 123, 132 Cash, Chuck 111 CASH. DA VID 18, 23, 77, 83, 137, 138, 164 CATALDO. MARY 23, 94 Caverlv. Sheila 65, 68, 87, 97, 154 CA VERL Y. STEVE 22. 154 CHA PD ELAINE. RONALD 23 Chapman. Karen 97 Chapman, Kim 97 CHAPPELLE. TRACY 23 Chmielewski, Kevin 97 CHURCHILL, DA VE 23 Clark. Sue 91, 111, 148, 164 Clarke. Richie 123 Cleaver. Dan 97 CLEA VER. BOB 24 Cline, Rick 75,111. 160 Cochran. Deb 85. 86, 123, 154 Cochran, Michael 82, 97, 137, 161 COFFEY, LA URA 24, 83 Coggins. Mike 111 CO LG AN. ERIC 24 Collins. Brian 123 Collins, Chris 107, 111, 140, 152 Collins. Grant 123, 141 Conger. Rick 82. Ill Conrad, Jim 123 Cooper. Dennise 123 Covert, Herbert 123 Cowell. Mike 123 Cozy, George 97 Cozy, Mike 123 CRACKLE. GEORGE 24 CRANE, ROBERT 24 Cruickshank. Chris 97, 108, 137, 138, 150 Culter, Ron 111, 140 Curley. Terry 79, 98, 164 Currie, Christine 65. 68, 88, 94, 111 CURTIS. JEFF 25 CZARNECKI. JUDY 25, 65 Czarnecki. Sue 68. Ill, 146 CZOSTOWSK1. JOE 25, 164 Daggett, Laura 87. Ill Daggett, Lisa 71. 123, 143 DAGGETT. MIKE 15, 17. 25, 137 Dahlke , Debbie 92. 94, 98 Darnell. Kristy 66. 6 7, 86. 98. 143 Day. Barry Day. Robert DeLand, Karen 123 DeLano, Keith 112 DeMeester. Jim 98 DeMeester, Nancy 86, 123 DeMeester, Sandy 112 Denman, Rod 123 DeShon, Dan 124. 141, 156 DE VOLDER. MICHEL Dickman, Marlene 1 12 DIEM. LINDA 25, 92 DILLON, JOHN 26 DINGMAN. KIRK 26. 82 Dionne, Donna 86, 112 DIONNE, MIKE 26, 138 Dionne, Paul 124 DOAN, CHRISTOPHER 26 Dora, Kelly 124 DORA. MIKE 26, 83 Dortman, Mark 112, 118 DORTMAN, PHIL 27 DOUBLES, DIANA 27, 136 Dowding, Mike 75, 112 Drechsler, Jean 88, 90. 98, 136, 144 Drechsler, Jeff 90, 112, 140, 154 Dubreuil, Becky 79, 112 Dubreuil, Lorry 112 Durcan, Kathy 112, 116 Durst, Lori 112 DUSCI. MINDY 19, 22 DZIUBINSKI . RON 27 Dzurnak, Mark 124 Eagen, Colleen 98 Eagen. Jane 124 EAGEN. MARVA. 27. 65. 68 Eagen. Pam 112, 120 Elliott, Tony L. 1 12 ELLIS. TIM 28, 87 ENDEAN, SHER YL 28. 65. 68 Endelman. Karen 90, 112, 120, 146, 147 Epley, Jana 1 24 Erdman, Donna 91 , 98 Ernest. Garv 90, 124 ERNEST, TERR Y 28 Erno, Steve 112, 161 Evans, Julie 76, 98, 1 08 Evans, Pam 79, 124. 142 Evans, Sandy 112 EVENING RED. TRACIE 8, 28. 65. 68, 72, 77 Fanion, John 1 12 Farnsworth. Bill 112. 140, 152 FARNSWORTH, DEBBIE 28 Farr. Jeff 124 Feick, Jill 124. 143 FEZA TTE, TERESA 29 Fick, Bob 65. 68. 124 Fick, Don 65. 68. 124 FIEDLER, KAREN 29, 65, 68. 88 FITZ, THOMAS 29 Flood. Mike 83, 98 Fody, Walter 124 Forster. Jim 124, 153. 160 Fraley, Karen 73. 76, 98 FRALEY. KATHLEEN 29. 76. 78, 82 Francisco, Annette 92, 98, 108 Fraser-Lee, Gary 60. 98. 137 FRAZER. AL 29, 138 Frendt, Diane 71. 124. 143 Frendt. Mark 98. 138 INDEX - 185 Frizzle, Denise 86, 124 Frizzle, Elaine 85, 91, 98 FRIZZLE, WES 30 Gaffney, Dave 124, 141 Gaffney, Mike 87, 112, 118, 140 GAFFNEY, TRESA 30, 92 Galant, Jeff 124 Galant, Linda 124 GALANT. SANDY 30, 92 Galvin, Robert E. Jr 124 Garbutt, Shelly 86, 124 Gardner. Cheryl 124 GATES. JILL 30, 83 Gates. Kathy 124 Gauthier, John 83, 98, 154 Gehrke, Jeff 112, 140 Genaw, Cherrie 125 Genaw, Dawn 98 Genaw, Bill J. 113 Centner. Debbie 65, 68, 78, 98 Centner, Laurie 113 Centner, Mary 94. 125 Gibson, Annette 125 Gilroy, Bonnie 125 Glombowski, Brenda 125 Glombowski, Julie 90, 99 Golubinski, Barb 65. 68, 99, 108 Golubinski, Denise 65, 68. 125 Goniwicha, Randy 125, 141 Goodwin, Dana 125 GOODWIN. JOHN 30 Gorinac, Wade 113, 120, 140, 152 Gottschalk, Brian 65, 68, 133 Gragowski, Vicky 99 Graham, Dave 125, 141 Green, Mike 125, 141, 153 Greenhoe, Amy 71, 72, 77, 79, 88, 92, 99, 143 G resell, Rob 99 Groch, Julie 125, 143 Haggerty, Brian 113 Haight, Brenda 92, 99, 108 Hall. Scott 125 HANCHERA , DA WN MARIE 31, 82 HANDS. DEEANN 15, 18, 31, 72, 94. 136 HARRIS. DOREEN 6, 18, 31, 65, 68, 76, 78, 90, 136, 148 Hart, Connie 125, 154 Hart, Kathy 125, 154 Hart. Mike 99, 156 Hart. Patti 99 HARTEL, NANCY 31. 76, 136 Hartman, Roger 125 Hartman. Sue 91 , 125, 146 Hastings. Sharon 65, 68, 77, 87, 88, 90, 99. 108, 144, 155 Hawkins, Howard 113, 140 Hayes, Beth 113 Hayes. Mark 125 HEADLEE, KATHY 31 HEAMAN, JILL 12, 17, 18, 32. 71, 76, 85, 136, 143 HELMER. SHELLY 32, 83, 94 Hency, Rhonda 113 Henderson. Kathy 88, 90. 99 HENDRICK, KAREN 32, 83 Hendrick, Wayne 125 HENRY. BILL 32, 160 Henry. Renee 88, 125, 128 Henschel, A nita 113 HERMAN. RICHARD 32, 156, 157 Herman, Zac 113, 156 Hill, Ron 99 HILL. TERRI 33, 94 Hillman, Howard H. 125, 132, 154 HILLMAN, LORI 18. 32, 85. 155 HIMMEL, KELL Y 33. 83 Himmel, Kerry 92. 113 Himmel, Larry 99 Himmel, Tom 125 Hoag, Linda 91,113 HOLLINGSWORTH. JOHN 15, 1 7, 18. 33. 83, 85, 137, 154 HOLLIS, CECILA 33, 94 Hondzinski. Lori 87, 99 Hooker. Kim 125 HOOL. REBECCA 34, 65 Horne. Roseann 69, 113, 164 Horner, Becky 99 Horner. Ben 113 Horner. Nancy 86, 125 HOSKINS. KYLE 12, 15, 34. 78. 88, 90 Howes, Todd 99 H RISC A, STEVE 34. 150 Hudson, Paul 113, 140. 164 Hudson, Terry 99, 138 Huffmaster. Chuck 71, 78. 126, 132, 141. 153 Hurley. Joe 113 Hutchinson. Mary 126 Hutchinson, Teresa 82, 113 HYATTE, BRUCE 34 Hyde, Nancy 99 Imler, Christal 76, 88, 90, 92, 99 Ingram, Linda 126 Jacobs, Laurie 114 James. Debbie 88. 99. 108. 148 James, Michelle 126 James, Pat 100 Janiszewski, Aubrey 72, 113, 119 Job. Marty 126 JOHNS, KATHY 34 Johnson, Jerry 115, 152 Johnson, Marilyn 70. 86. 114. 146 Jokie, Sheri 66, 67.126 Jones, Julie 88, 126 Jones, Michelle 65, 68, 72, 77, 79. 100 Jones, Natalie 114 Jowett.J.D. 100, 137 Justice, Jeff 126 Keeler, Bev 100, 136, 144 Keener, Dave 1 14 Keener, Sue 91, 126 KELCH. DIANE 35, 83 Kennedy, Bob 85, 87. 100 Kennedy, Charles 126 Kennedy, Julie 75, 100 Kennedy, Michelle 65. 68, 126 Kennedy, Tim 100 KENT. JOHNATHON 13, 35, 137, 138 Kerbyson, Dawn 74, 100 Kerbyson, Joy 86. 126 Kesner, Wayne 114 KETCHUM, CHUCK 35. 74, 77, 156 Ketchum, Nancy 75, 126 Ketchum, Sandy 75, 126 Kidder, Karen 69,87, 90, 100, 155 Kilbourne, Chuck 114 King, Andrea 82, 94, 100 King, Brian 126, 141.154 King, Doug 83, 100, 108 KITTS. JON P 15. 35, 137, 138, 150 Klais, Dave 1 14 Klann, Judy 100, 154 Kleiman, Shari 126 KLEEVES, CATHY 35 Knapp. Jean 126 Koch. Jim 88. 126, 153 Koehn, Jeff 126 Kohl, Kathy 114 Kokotilo, Sandy 78, 144 KOKOTILO, SUE 36 Koppelberger, Allan 71. 75, 126, 132 Koschnitzke, Dave 100, 108, 150 Kota, Ann 78, 88, 126 Kota. Stephanie 87, 114 Krohn. Judy 100 Krohn, Kerry 114. 120 KUJAT, KIM 9, 12. 36, 74. 77 Kulka, Kevin 100 KULKA. STEVE 36 KWIA TKOWSKI, MARTHA 13, 15. 17. 18, 36. 75, 77, 85. 155 186 - INDEX LaGruth, Darlene 100 LAMARSH. JUDY L. 1 7. 18, 36, 82. 94 Lamb, Jeff 90, 126 Lamb. Mary 100 Lambert, Chris 114, 154 Lambert. Karen 114 Lannin, Charles 114. 140 Lash. Dan 126, 141, 153 Lash, Terry 100. 137, 1 38 Lasher. Lynn 92, 1 00 LASHER. JANE 36. 84 Lasky. Doug 90, 114. 154 LASKY, LORI 18. 37. 71. 78, 85. 88, 90 136 143, 153 LEACH. GWEN 37 LeCaine, Guy 127, 160 Leitch, Lori 127 Lents. Debbie 74. 75, 114. 120. 164 Lepine. Cecilia 101 Lepine, Trudy 75, 94, 114 Lepine, Mary 82, 101 Lester, Ken 101 Levandowski, Jackie 114 LEVANDOWSKI. PAUL 18, 37, 78, 137, 138, 150 Leverich, Ann 1 14 Lewis, Michele 101 LEWIS, MIKE 37, 137, 156 Liddle. Lisa 65. 68. 101, 136, 144. 148 Liddle. Lori 65, 68. 101, 136, 144, 148 LINDGREN, KELLY 7. 13, 15, 18, 37, 66, 67. 71, 76. 88, 136, 143 LINDSA Y. LOU ANN 15, 19, 38, 82 Little, Dan 114, 140 Livingston, Jim 90, 127, 132, 160 LIVINGSTON. KELLI 12, 15, 38. 66, 67. 136 Loeding, Debbie 101, 108, 154 LOGAN, LONNIE 38, 92 LORENGER. SHELLI 12. 38. 75 LUCAS. DEAN 38 Lucas, Steven 127 Lukasek, Joe 127, 141 MACALLISTER. RUSTY 39 MacDonald. Dawn 98, 1 01 Mack. Dan 127, 141, 153 Mackav, Mary 115, 119, 142 MADER. CHRIS 18, 36, 67, 75. 85. 87, 138 Mader, Craig 101, 137. 150 MAGEE. RAYMOND 39 MAGEE. RONALD 38. 65, 68 MAISON, MIKE 39 Mallorey, Maureen 91, 101 MANFRIN. RICHARD 40 Manfrin, Terri 115 MAPLES. ALICE 40. 65. 69. 72, 77 Marks, Ann 127 Marks. Sandy 69, 83, 101 Martin, Julie 69,87, 115 Masar. Judy 94, 115 Mason, Linda 72, 115 Mason. Randy 115 Mason, Tammy 127, 132 Mathers. Brigette 127, 146. 147 Mathers, Jim 76, 101, 137, 138, 150 Maynard. Chuck 115 Maynard. Mike 122, 1 32, 141 . 153 MAZURE, SANDY 14. 17. 19, 40, 71, 76. 136. 148 McClellan. Belinda 91, 127, 146, 154 MCCRACKEN, DONNA 40 McDonald, Denise 115 McDonald, Renee 87, 115 McFarlane, Scott 115, 152, 164 McIntosh, Dalton 115 MC KENNEY, KA YE 40, 82 Me Kenney, Tim 75, 115 McKenzie, Chip 127 MCKENZIE. MIKE 13. 41. 67 McKinlay. Craig 115 McLean . Brenda 65. 68, 127. 146 McLean, Mary 136. 144 McNichol. John 65. 68. 127. 154 Melville, Dave 127.156 Merchant, Jane 87. 115 Mertz, Ed 78. 115. 150, 152, 164 Mertz. Ron 115, 140 Mieksztyn . Lori 85, 91. 101 Miller, Jill 127 Miller. Mary 74. 75, 76. 77. 78. 101, 108 Miller. Penny 127 Miller, Ralph 127 Miller. Rob 115. 140 Miller. Scott 115 Miller. Sharon 75. 79.127.147 MILLER, TOM 13. 19, 41. 137. 138, 150, 164 Mills, Barry 101 Mitchell, Mary 127. 147 MITCHELL. MICHAEL 41 Mitchell, Michele 91, 101 Mitchell, Patty 91 MOHR. KIM 41 Morrish, Roger 115, 140, 150 Morrison, Craig 127 Morrison, Becca 101 Morrison, Boyd 101 Mullinax, Bill 116 MULL1NAX, MACHELEM. 41. 80 Murphy, Kevin 82, 102 Murphy, Tracey 82, 127 Murray, Rick 116 MYLES, KAETHE 15. 42. 92 Naylor, Robin 71. 127. 143 Neal, Cathy 102 Neill, Paul 68. 128 Neill. Pete 102 NELSON. JAMES 42, 78, 137, 138, 156 Net ter, Kathy 90, 116. 147 Net ter, Michael 128, 141 Nicholas, Steve 116 Nies, Donna Nofs, Nancy 128, 146 Norris, Jeff 128, 153 NORRIS, KA THY 42 Norris. Tim 116 Nowicki, Mike 116 Oates, Ken 75. 90. 102, 137, 138 O’ Boyle, Debbie 82. 102 OBovle, Pat 102. 138 O ' BOYLE, ROBERT MIKE 12. 42, 82, 138 O ' Brien, Maureen 86, 88, 116, 119, 120 O ' BRIEN, MIKE 42 O’Dell. Mary Beth 83. 94, 102, 155 ODELL, MATT 43 Odle, Kim 116 Oles, Nancy 102 Oliver, Gena 128 Osentoski, Joe 65, 68. 128, 141 Pake, Dave 75. 102, 150 Poke, Jon 75. 102. 150. 164 PAKULSKI, KEN 43 PALDANIUS, CAROL 43, 65. 68. 76 Paldanius. Kenneth 43 Paldanius, Lowry 116 Palma teer. Tom 75, 102 PARKER. DOUG 43 PARRISH. JEAN 43. 94 Parsons, Brian 102 Partain. Erv 128, 141, 153 Paterson, Brenda PA TERSON, CLINT 12, 44 Paterson. Kip 116 Paterson, Lori 128 PA TERSON, MILLIE 44, 83 Patterson, Scott 87, 102, 138 Pattison, Ken 128 Peterson, Cindy 116 PA TRICK. TODD 44, 82. 90 PA VLIK, BRIAN 7, 15. 17. 18. 44. 76. 85. 88. 90 Pavlik. Cheryl 91,128 PEARSON, JERR Y 1 7, 18, 44. 137 Pearson, Jane 102 Pierce, Rick 128, 141, 154 Pel ton, Doug 65, 68, 128 Perry, Joanne 102 Peruski, John 87, 102, 138 Pet rick, Bruce 65, 68, 128, 154 Petrick, Stewart 102, 161 Pet tee, Mark 78, 82, 102 Peyerk, Kathy 69. 72. 116. 120, 155 Phillips, Dennis 116 Phillips, Jeff 82. 102 PHILLIPS, LAURA 45, 87 Pioch. Jamie 128, 146 POCHODYLO. LAURIE 9. 14. 19. 45, 75. 77, 136, 144, 184 Porrett, Greg 102 Porter, Beth 116 Poulos, Nick 116, 140 Pozios, Evans 103 Precour, Dawn 116 Precour, Robert 128 Prentice. Bob 116 Preston, Lisa 128, 146 Pretty, Brian 103 PULLEN. BARBARA 45. 87. 154 PUNG.ROY45 Pur kiss, Dena 94. 116 Putze, Kirk 128 QUA1NE, DANIEL 45 Quaine, Mike 76. 103, 138, 154 Quinn, Dan 116, 140 QUINN, DA VE 46, 137, 138 RAINES, TIM 46 Ramsey, Alice 103 Ramsey, Karen 128 RAMSEY. RICK 46 Randall, Jim 116 Randall, Pat 71, 103, 143 Rands, Jeff 103 Rands, Larry 117, 140, 156 Reardon. Dave 128, 141 Reardon, Jim 103, 137, 138, 150 REDFORD, JOE 46. 82. 137 Reed. Paul 117 REGULINSKJ. RUSS 46, 67 137, Reid. Cindy 75. 114. 117, 144. 146. 147 Reid. Jim 103, 137, 138, 150 Reid. Nick 103 Reid. Pat 90, 117,140 Rhody, Kim 117 RICHARDS, CONNIE 47 Richards, Mike 128, 141 , 153 Richards, Pat 128, 141 , 153 RICHTER, PAUL 47 RIVARD. ALICIA 9. 14. 47, 66. 67, 75, 77 Rivard. Pam 86, 129, 174 Roberts. Debbie 114, 147 Robinson. Rick 86, 129 Rogers, Chuck 103 ROGERS. CINDY 7, 14, 19. 47. 71. 76. 78, 90 Rogers, Jeanette 117 Romatz. Becky 103 Ropp, Jeff 117, 154, 161 Rose, Jill 129. 156 Rose, Michelle 103, 136, 144 Ross, Jennifer 78, 90, 129 RYMERS, JIM 47. 164 Rymers, Steve 78, 129, 153 Saffee, Greg 78, 88, 129, 132 SAFFEE, RICK 7, 12. 48, 76, 78 Saffee. Tammy 103 Salgot, Chuck 129, 141 SAL VO. LINDA 8, 1 7, 48, 65. 68. 76. 78. 87 Samson, Don 103 Sanderson, Scott 103, 137, 160 SARI. MARK 48 Saunders. Kirk 103 Sawdon, Brian 129, 141, 153 Sawdon, Debbie 69. 117 Sawdon. Scott 129 Sawdon, Tim 117 Schambre, Anne 129 SCHAMBRE. JOHN 48 Scheffler, Carol 129 Schemansky, Bonnie 129 Schemansky, Rosemary 82, 117 Schess. Debbie 86, 117 SCHILLER. JIM 48, 137, 138 Schiller, Julie 71, 88. 92, 98, 103, 143 Schott, Michelle 129 Schreiner. Donna 82. 103 SCHULTZ, CHRIS 49. 86 Schultz, Pam 82, 103 Schultz, Robert 129 Schultze, Virginia 129 Sedwick. Kirk 117 Shafran. John 129 Shafran, Mary 103 Sharrow, Randy 104, 137, 138 SHERER, LA URI 49, 83 Sherer, Mike 129 SHIMMEL, JANET 13, 18. 49, 65. 69. 92 Shinn, Carol 117 Shipley, Stephanie 104 SIEFERT. CARRIE 49, 83 Si emen, Gary 117, 161 Siemen, Mark 117, 161 SIEMEN. RAY 19. 49. 150, 161 Siemen. Sheri 65, 129 Siler, Laveme 117 Simmonds. Diane 129, 146, 147 Simmonds, Kim 129. 147 Simmons. Brian 117, 140 SIMMONS, BRUCE DONALD 50 Simmons. Jeff 104, 137, 138 Simmons, Walter 1 04 Simonds, Larry 104 S1MONDS, RICK 50, 82, 137, 138 Sischo, Jody 117 Sischo, Scott 104 Slot a, Scott 104 Sly. Tami 129 Small. Kathy 129 Small. Mary 117 Small. Ray 104 Smarch, Bonnie 71, 78, 88, 130, 132, 143 Smarch, Corrine 65, 69, 79, 130 Smith, Barb 104 Smith, Bob 130. 141 Smith, Carol 91, 104 SMITH. GEORGE 50, 82 Smith, Jeff 82, 104 Smith, Joyce 104 SMITH, KATHY 9, 19, 50, 77, 82 Smith, Kirk 118. 140, 152 Smith, Lori 78, 118 Smith. Rick 105, 107, 108, 152 Smith, Scott 130 Smyth, Lisa 87, 130, 146 SNOVER. DAVID 50 Snowden, Tom 118, 140 Snyder. Vance 130, 141 Soboleski, Greg 78. 90, 130. 141 SOBOLESKI. KEN 51, 90, 137, 138 Socha, Dennis 65, 68, 130, 141 Socha, Steve 65, 68, 118, 140 Solomon, Tod 118 Sparling. Dennis 130 Sparling, Mary 65. 68, 118 Sprotberry, Tom 118 Stark, Karri 107, 118, 120, 146 STARK. LARRY 8. 13, 19, 51. 154 Stark, Sally 118, 148 Stager, Debby 78. 91 . 104 Steele, Scott 130 STEPHENS, GENEVA 51 STEPHENS. LAURA 19, 51, 136, 148 STERLING. JOHN 51 INDEX - 187 Stevens. Scott ISO, 141 . 153 STEWART. BETH 19. 52 Stewart. Grace 118 Stewart. Lori 91. 130 Stimac . Kim 118 Stitmc. Shawn 130. 141 Stocker. Troy 86. 161 Stoinoff. Brian 130, 141 , 153 Stoliker. John 118, 140. 152, 164 Stout. Day 1 80, 104. 137, 138, 156 STOUT, PA T 18. 52. 137, 156 Stump, Lori 65, 68, 104 Sturdevant, Cheryl 86, 118 Sturdevant. John 130 Sturdevant, Michael 104, 108 STURDEVANT. RICHARD 18, 52, 65, 68 SULKOWSKI, CHRIS 52 Swanson, Sandv 27, 87. 94, 118 SWIERKOSZ. CATHY 8. 52, 88, 136. 148 Swierkosz, Janet 76, 78. 104, 136, 144, 148 Swoffer, Chrystal 130 Taylor, Scott 130, 141. 153 Teeple, Hope 71. 82. 104, 143 TEEPLE. MARJOR Y 53, 82 Tetlock, Jo Ann 104, 136, 144, 148, 162 TETLOCK. C.R. 7, 18. 53. 78, 86, 150 Thibdaue. Barb 118, 120 Thibodeau. Jerry Thick, Brian 118. 140 Thomas. Bob 90, 104 Thompson, Lisa 118 THOMPSON. SHELL Y 53 Thornton, Sandv L. 91, 105 TOBICZYK, ALAN 18, 53. 85. 154 Tobiczyk. Gary 105. 160, 164 TOMALO, ANGELA 53. 78. 94 Tomalo, Joe 105 Torello, Denise 90, 81, 105 Torello. Doreen 90. 81 , 107. 1 18, 1 20 TRASKO, JUDY 1 7, 18, 54. 82. 85. 94, 155 TROY. JEFF 1 7. 18, 54. 85. 161 Troy. Mary 86, 130. 132 TURNBULL. MIKE 1 7, 18. 54. 85. 150. 161 Tyler. Lenora 130 Tyler. Terri 130 Tyler. Tim 118 ULLMAN, CA THERINE 54. 94 Ulrich, Jenine 65, 105 Ulrich, Michele 119 Ulrich . Ralph 130, 141 Umphrev, David 119 UMPHREY. PATTY 54, 92 VANDERSCORS, JEAN 55. 82 Vanderwill, Ron 131, 141 VanNest, Matthew 86. 141 VanSach. Pam 131 VanSickle, Richell 131. 146. 147 VANT1EM. MARY ANN 55 VanTiem. Scott 131 Vikstrom, Rob 131. 154 Vollsteadt, Jim 131, 141 Vollsteadt, Jeff 119, 138, 152 Vonalt. Chris 72, 131 , 143 Wagar, John 1 05 WAHL, INEZ 55. 65. 68, 92 Wahl, Jon 65. 68. 119,160 Walker, Rick 68, 131 WALSH. LIZ 55 Walsh, Tammy 119 Walter, Billie Sue 83. 105, 144 WARD. JA YNE 18, 55, 90 WARD. JILL 19.56 Ward. Renae 65. 68. 119, 147 WARNER. DARCY 13, 56. 83 Warren, Jim 131 , 141 . 156 WARREN, MARY 8. 18, 56. 92. 155 Warsinski. Doug 74, 90, 105. 108, 164 Washington, Jeanine 68, 83, 88, 92, 105 Watson, Cary 119 WA TSON. DA VE 12. 56. 85 Webb. Linda 119 WEDGE. DA VID 56, 137. 154. 161 WEDGE. KIM 1 7, 18.57. 85. 155 Wedge. Paul 119. 154, 161 WEHNER. DARREN 57 WELSER, SUE 19,57, 65. 68. 72 WESSEL. JEFF 57 Wessel. Pam 87, 119 WESTBROOK. DAPHNE 58. 78, 86. 136 Westbrook, Mark 98, 105 Weymouth. Brian 90. 119 Wlieelis, Barry 88, 119 White, Debbie 87,105 Wilczynski, Jed 68, 131 . 156 Wilczynski, Sandy 119, 154 Williams, Mike 131 Wilson. Bill 91,119 Wilson, Brian 83, 105. 137. 150 Wilson. Cheryl A. 66. 67, 83, 87.119 Wilson, Cheryl L. 83. 105. 108, 148, 162 Wilson, Chris 131 WILSON. DORIS 58, 83 Wilson. Lori 71. 81, 131, 132, 143 Wilson, Pam 131 Wilson, Sandy 131 Wiltse, Susan 71, 88, 92, 10. 108. 143 Wojcik. Darla 91.131.155 Wolfe, Chip 119, 140 Wolfe, Margo 131 WOOLMAN, BOB 58, 82 Woolman. Brad 131, 141 Worden, Rick 65, 68, 88, 131 Worley, Willie 105 Wright, Brenda 105 Wright, Susan 78, 119 Wright, Vickie 131 Wrubel. Mark 119. 160 Zablocki, Lynn 75. 91, 105 Zacharias, Julie 87 Zauner, Tom 65, 131 ZIMMER. JAMES 58, 86 Zimmer. Lori 131 Zimmer. Mark 72, 90. 105. 137 Zimmer, Mike 105. 137,138 Zimmer, Steve 119,160 188 - INDEX Gratiot and New Hampshire Marysville, Michigan Just Off 1-94 OUR HOUSE IS YOUR HOUSE We ' re more than a local retailer . . . we ' re your neighbor. Our kids join yours in school, church and on the playground. We work with you fixing and painting up the neighborhood. And get to- gether for good times at many of the same clubs and community organizations. And because being a part of your community is a pleasure for us. we hope it will be a pleas- ant experience for you. Your new McDonald ' s is part of a national organization that has sold billions of hamburgers. And. although numbers are important, the quality of the ' food we serve is what really counts. We use 100% beef in our a hamburgers, and it ' s purchased locally, as are most of our other food products and condiments. And all must meet our high quality standards. We ' re justifiably proud of our spotless kitchens, and invite tours by Scout, school and club groups to observe first-hand how we turn out a meal in less than a minute. We can also prepare orders of almost any size for parties, picnics or club meetings. 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MBoxm 2420 WILLS Marysville, Michigan 48040 Marysville CUSTOM INJECTION 364-742 1 MOLDERS Eagle Goat Top 1321 Gratiot Marysville 364-5959 REPRIRS REPLACEMENT SUPPLIES 200 - ADS BRAHANY PRINTING 1924 24th Street Port Huron 982-6469 Lawrence Jewelers 223 Huron Ave. Port Huron 984-5136 MARYSVILLE SCHOOL BUS Service Box 183 Marysville, Michigan 364-8909 Rnn Pest Control 364-5200 2320 Wills Street Marysville, Michigan SHANNON- INSURANCE U70 Pennsylvania Marysville, Michigan 364-7U1 McNeice Floor Finishing 1009 16th Port Fiuron ADS - 201 Elliot E. Sturdevant Insurance 6695 Smiths Creek Rd. Smiths Creek, Michigan 3 67-3000 DEEP SIX ENTERPRISE Scuba Diving Equipment Underwater Inspection N.A.U.I., Y.M.C.A., P.A.D.I. Certified Instruction Water Safety Through Education Diving Class twice a year Don J. Evans, Proprietor 1650 New Hampshire Marysville, Michigan 48080 Phone: (313) 364-6176 Shall cross Optical Company 746 Lapeer A re. Port Huron , Michigan 48060 r emm YU 2-U51 yg Northwestern Mutual Life CHECKMATE Insurance Company HAIRSTYLING 2920 Pine Grove Port Huron, Michigan BARBERING 987-324-2 7035 nr teld Blue Water Pattern “Posit 7¥«no t, “2f(ic4o ut Engineering Company 3124 Peavey St. 982-8281 X Port Huron, Michigan id 364-9298 202 - ADS PEOPLES BANK of PORT HURON - MARYSVILLE 984-5161 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” ADS - 203 THE Juke Boh 1328 MICHIGAN A VC. congratulations FROM MARY-JANE PETE 3 B 4 — 7 “7 S 3 Bowie Coal and OH Co. 1750 Michigan Avenue Marysville Phone: 364-7531 Oven. 50 (feevub ienvicc Compliments Whitecap Quality Marine Accessories Marysville , Michigan Anne and Bill’s Flowers 1 902 Water Street, Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-9902 Wilton ' s T.V. Appliance 2703 Pine Grove Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-9549 Marysville Shell Service 2627 Gratiot 364-6131 Marysville, Mich. Bob’s Hairstyling for Men Phone 984-1329 In Michigan Employment Security Bldg. Port Huron, Michigan 204 - ADS AQUA-AIRE PRODUCTS 150 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICH. PHONE: 364-7600 COME BY ANY TIME CONGRATULATIONS - SENIORS FROM ALL OF US AT: AQUA-AIRE PRODUCTS RIVERSIDE- POPULAR PRINTING, Inc. 3103 LAPEER ROAD PORT HURON, MICH. EHQNEi 982-587 1 WELSER WELL DRILLING 5640 GRATIOT RD. ST. CLAIR, MICH. PHONE: 364-6361 FLOOD ' S HARDWARE CENTER 1701 GRATIOT MARYSVILLE, MICH. PHONE: 364-8989 DELTA TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY 1509 CEDAR, PORT HURON COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 98-03858 206 - ADS 97tcf4osidcf ' padfaost Sltafifce 1332 Tftic tyut Avenue, 91{a iif4ville, UticTuyon 364-7091 0 ?44 tio4t (beaten Slue TOaten Ateo KERR ALBERT OFFICE SUPPL Y pont ' Tturuut ‘Point dv. 317 TltcWOwion 3 yulevond Pi. ' ThtruM, TtticTtiqon 922-2563 7faU pCLfzen Anttet SufcfiltfA ' DAHLKE Television - Radio Sales and Service 274 Bartlett Road St. Clair, Michigan 364-6330 1121 Military Pt. Huron Michigan 984-4129 Popham ’s Custom Woodworking Marysville Market U.S.D.A. Choice Freezer beef Cut to your choice 210 Huron Boulevard 364-7901 Honey Comb Health 1276 Gratiot Blvd. Food Store 1624 Stone Marysville, Michigan Herb and Vitamin Center of Port Huron 3 61 . -75 51 Let us guide you to better health by proper nutrition. ADS -207 Belvedere Golf Club One Mile West of Pine Grove on North River Rd. Maplethorpe Insurance Agency 827 Michigan St. Port Huron 982-8221 Goodmen Service 1273 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 364-9077 Biernot’s Carpets Rugs We Specialize in Remnants for Vans 2404 lOTHSt., Port Huron 982-6298 - 984-2687 Pine River Electrical Supply 950 S. Wadhams St. Clair 329-9067 208 - ADS GUITAR AND DR UM LAND , INC . The Guitar and Drum Specialists These Guys Are Crazy; Lowest Possible Prices on These Brand Names @utfarib ' Thumb P. i, ' 4 Serwiceb Fender Ludwig Fender Gibson Rogers Yamaha Ovation Gretsch Ampeg Martin L.P. Marshall Ibanez Etc. Yamaha J.B.L. Share Stage Expert Repairs Calibrations Lessons Rentals They’ve Gone Mad They’ve Gone Nuts G D For Quality Equipment ADS - 209 Printing While-You-Wait PORT HURON 1044 LAPEER AVENUE 1 Block West of 10th Street Phone: 982-6110 Huron Automatic Screw Company 4918 Gratiot Rd. Marysville , Michigan Phone: 364-6636 HOURS: 8:30 to 5:00 DAILY - SAT - CLOSED Pete ’s Pizza Parlor 302 Huron Avenue Marysville Eat Here or Take Out Phone: 364-7333 Marysville Bakery 1320 Michigan Avenue Phone: 364-6067 Fresh bread made daily t£e 7(xuut Complete Beauty Care We Service Wigs and Wiglets Flo Herlihy 987-3100 1206V2 Griswold At 12th St. OljTnianl ‘TfeavfeiL 1360 Michigan Marysville Phone: 364-9711 210- ADS Richard ' s Roofing 5439 Ponderosa Dr. North Street 985-5381 Marcile ' s Feminine Fashions 69334 Main Richmond, Mich. (3131 727-1504 RUFF Floral Co. 406 Quay Street Carp a 9 s Collision 1810 Gratiot Marysville 36J+-6511 Port Huron 985-8165 S.H. Marysville Dairy Schnackenburg 1207 Gratiot Jnc . Marysville M. m Vx 3980 Pine Orove Port Huron 982-6661 364-6444 ADS -211 D ' RCCT DIAMOND IMPORTERS Rings FOXS JEWELERS : MICHIGAN S JfWUMS S� NCF „• j ' • • • • • I f I ' HURON AVfNUP ; . The Most Complete in Jewelry Bracelets Necklaces Marysville Hobby Center 364-8259 Michigan Radio, Planes and Trains VIKING PLAZA ALLEN ' S QUALITY CLEANERS SUEDE LEATHER CLEANING IN OUR OWN PLANT DRAPES, MANMADE, FURS, FORMAL WEAR 713 Huron 982-8881 E.C. LOTZ TOOL DIE CO. TOOLS - DIES JIGS - FIXTURES PROTOTYPE - EXPERIMENTAL 280 14th Street 364-9209 Marysville, Mich. 212 - ADS Hrisca’s DEE-ANNA MOTEL MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 Often All Ifeon — (JalaA 7 ft . — l i6nat vi Bed ncUoccUiol HetHftenatune (fatfool FOR RESERVATIONS - PHONE 364-7881 (Area Code 313) MODERN MOTH Mb? TIIIVISION All COMFORTS ftanynvidde ( Lxjlaa of 9 7$ ( on natudationA. an you. gjiaduate Jke time ha a nZaJUiy fLown How beauinfuddy you ' ve, ynowrt U e 9 A.e ne-oJULy pnoud oL you And wink AucjzeAA. in aJJL you do ! Jo Oua. 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DESHON, PRES. I 9 79 GRA TIOT BL VD. ROGER ROSE. VICE-PRES. MARYSVILLE. MICH. 48040 HOME BUSINESS pwmn3 g SERVICES INC. OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE INDUSTRY WE OFFER YOU A COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE St. Clair Plumbing and Heating GEOR GE LANG, INC. The Economy Experts Volkswagen Jeeps American Motors Fine Selection of pre-owned automobiles 2929 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 Phone: 364-7000 214 - ADS imposing architectural walls, you’ll find a willingness to please that reaches beyond the expected ... a friendliness that becomes contagious . . . princely accopimodations overlooking a magnificent Garden Pool . . . and adjoining restaurant, banquet, meeting and wedding facilities that literally defy comparison. Beyond the superbly chandeliered foyer of The Inn, The Polo Bar, Fireside Buttery and Trophy Room await the most discriminating gourmets . . . while The Inn Club provides nightly entertainment on into the wee hours. The Inn Restaurant Phone: 293-4500 Gratiot Ave. at 13 Mile Rd. and 1-94 1 Roseville, Michigan 15 min.JronWheJjM_area i . HERBER ' S Collision Service 2970 Lapeer Road Port Huron, 982-4595 626 Busha Highway Marysville, Mich. Phone: 364-9140 PAUL’S BUTCHER BLOCK Party Supplies Freezer Beef Cheese Trays 675 Gratiot Marysville Phone: 36U-98J+3 ADS - 215 Ed Fults General Contractor 1770 Georgia Ave. Marysville Quality C ustom Built Homes Remodeling of Commercial cUld 364-8587 1 Residential Wholesale Candy - Gum - Peanuts KRAINBRINK CANDY Marv The Candy Man 1343 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Phone 984-1279 PHILLIPS COLLISION 3403 Electric Port Huron Phone 982-9689 MARYSVILLE CUSTOM AUTO PARTS In Beautiful Growing Marysville (313) 364-6846 820 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 216 - ADS Un-do it Suzanne’s C25 with Seven-Up Clothing (3 ijZk 2 33SZ (no. Beverages 2055-c Gratiot Village Green Shopping Plaza 1521 8th St. 1608 Dove Rd. Marysville Port Huron Port Huron 364-5422 982-2961 982-8501 We invite Casual shopping from 10:00 Bradley Son A.M until 9:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday. Saturday 10 to 5. Moving Storage Ogden Moffett 1515 Busha Marysville 364-8880 ADS -217 BELLOW POOL SUPPL Y 2880 Gratiot Marysville, Michigan Call 364-7589 Swimming Pools Pool Accessories Above-ground Pools Fibreglas In-ground and Filters Pools Call for estimates 218 - ADS Shepherd Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. 68200 Grand Trunk Richmond, Michigan Cougar Monarch Capri Marquis Comet Mark V Continental Bobcat 1 - 727-3885 Jim Shepherd Soled TKcuttufe CONGRA TULA TIONS Class of Better Made Potato Chips REAL POTATO CHIPS JOE WICZKO , BETTER Distributor (313) 364-6953 50 Mack (Lot 48) Marysville , Michigan 48080 ADS -219 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Serwatfy epwn (yiactuatcoH teecU fan. 43 yeant Portraits Cameras Film Projectors Screens Framing Color Processing 1002 Military Port Huron 982-8525 Marysville Hair Cutting Place 675 Gratiot Good Luck Class of ’78 Best Wishes to “The Class of 1978” PEACOCK LUMBER CO. 2015 Holland Ave. Port Huron Phone: 982-0136 Compliments of a Friend 982-8591 1300 Beard MflRWOQD 220 - ADS Ray Eagen Masonry 776 Scott Rd. — Smiths Creek Phone 367-3541 Congratulations Class of 78 Stone — Fireplace Brick — Block — Cement 816 Clinton St. Clair 329-4734 PoTIRE fSCENTER WHOLESALE RETAIL SPOKE WE TRY TO... BEAT ANY PRICE IN TOWN SPORT OFF- ROAD ★ MAG WHEELS ★ PERFORMANCE TIRES ★ COMPUTERIZED HIGH SPEED BALANCING ★ OFF ROAD SPECIALISTS 1010 GRATIOT BLVP, MARYSVILLE B.E Goodrich ffire$fon« Hi 0cC46tO4t6 222 - ADS Gresley-Mackay, Inc. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Remodel • Repair • Replace Do it yourself or we will do it for you Bathroom and Kitchen Vanities Plumbing Fixtures Water Heaters Boilers and Furnaces Pumps Repair Parts Complete Plumbing Supplies 1569 Michigan Ave. Marysville, Mich. 48040 CALL 364-5211 One Hour Martinizing 2037 Pine Grove Port Huron 2307 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 984-1090 South Park Welding Supply Welders ' Supplies 364-6521 50 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville Collins Catlin Inc. Commercial — Industrial Institutional Contractors 2445 Pine Grove 984-4125 Success to the Class of ’78 gartielfs Custom Draperies Village Green Shopping Center 364-5515 ADS - 223 WPHM Sound Utuoic 905 6th Street Port Huron 985-51 71 BLUE WATER GLASS 702 Griswold Port Huron Tech Steel Rule Die Co., Inc. Steel Rule Dies — Cutting Self-Stripping, Automotive gasket and textile industry 1276 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville Mike Nett 364-8647 Don Moore 364-864 7 Bill Baker 364-8661 Mich. 48060 Phone 982-2494 Auto Window Table Tops Mirrors DELTA BUILDERS SUPPLY 2540 Lapeer Ave. 982-8507 Pre-Finished Kitchen Cabinets Roofing Aluminum Siding Ceiling Tile Paneling, Windows Fireplaces 224 - ADS Michigan National Bank 802 Military Port Huron Congratulates The Class of 78 Wirtz Manufacturing Company Phone 987-4700 1105 24th Port Huron Michigan 48060 Compliments GEORGE INNES MEN’S WEAR of You ll Like To Trade With Us 319 Huron Ave. Port Huron , Mich. 48060 Telephone 984-3129 A Friend CRERAR Crafts Costumes Magic, Novelties Make-up, Dance Wear 313-987-8999 41 7 Bard St. Port Huron , Mich. 48060 ADS - 225 Congratulations Class of “78” from St. Clair Record Tape Riverview Plaza Village Green Center St. Clair ; Michigan Marysville , Michigan 329-4846 364-7850 Compliments of Colonial Chapel Funeral Home, Inc. tfCefilcK 7ru H le fU ne 7ft. SietutfcA Directors St. Clair 329-4766 Marine City Bert D. Wright Stan Marengo Insurance Agency Appliance ‘Since 1915’ Washing Machines — Dryers - Ranges Refrigerators - Freezers - Stoves CALL YU 4-1591 Color — Black White Television 2836 Pine Grove Ave.. 841 Lapeer Ave. at 9th St. Port Huron The Commercial and Savings Bank of St. Clair County St. Clair Emmett Yale Wadhams Port Huron Member Federal Reserve Member F.D.I.C. 226 - ADS Friday 9-9 Go Gambles! 3292 Lapeer Road Phone 987-4143 Modern Motors Phone 985-8196 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30 Saturday 9-5 C-Jerry ' s MARKET OWNED AND OPERATED BY: LONDON ' S FARM DAIRY MARYSVILLE - PORT HURON - ST. CLAIR LOCALLY FED AT BABCOCK FARMS TO BRING YOU THE FINEST BEEF AVAILABLE ANYWHERE. CLOCK FINE FOOD CHAR 1 BROILED STEAKS ) i fpANCAKES OPEN ] 1 1 AT THESE TWO LOCATIONS: 2127 Eleventh Ave. Port Huron, Michigan (one block south of the Blue Water Bridge) 925 Gratiot Ave. Marysville, Michigan (across from the Drive-In) ADS -227 Congratulations Seniors Schiller Drywall 1754 New Jersey Marysville Phone: 364-9153 Port Huron Funeral Directors 912 Lapeer Port Huron 982-0179 Ferris Chalet Motel 1464 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 364-7500 oci-co tdctto«ted crvifieted - colon- to 7U xtmledo Scoinunittty xol Robert ' s Tuxedo Shop 918 Pine Grove Stern’s Party Store Port Huron 984-3041 228 -ADS 2850 Gratiot Marysville 364-7407 The MHS Yearbook Staff would like to thank all the local merchants who bought ads for the 1978 yearbook ADS - 229 Parents Sponsors Mr . Mrs . Robert Benedict Mr, Mrs, Leon Rymers parents of Jim parents of Jim and Steve Mr, Mrs, William Bier Mr, Mrs, Gerald Siemen Mr, Mrs, Harley Booth parents of Paul and Stephen parents of Sherry Mr, Mrs, Vern Smith Mr, Mrs, James Conrad parents of Jim parents of Kathy and Kirk Mr. Mrs. Charles Tetlock , Sr. Mr, Mrs, Allen Doubles parents of Diana parents of C.R. and Jo Ann Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Wedge Mr, Mrs, Richard Hudson parents of David and Paul parents of Terry and Paul Mr, Mrs, Charles Kennedy parents of Julie and Gordie Mr, Mrs, John Kwiatkowski parents of Martha Mr, Mrs, John Miller parents of Tom , Mary and Sharon Mr, Mrs, George Pake parents of Dave and Jon Mr, Mrs, Max Pochodylo parents of Laurie Mr, Mrs, Arnold Rose parents of Michelle and Jill 230 - ADS Sponsors Ace Hardware Eagen ' s Service Station 326 Huron, Port Huron 4089 Ravenswood, Marysville Armburster’s Club Eagle Boat Top 1211 Griswold, Port Huron 1312 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville Bob Dundas Agency Edison S. Brown Realtor 1105 Sedgwick , Port Huron 7125 Lakeshore Road, Port Huron Bostick Auto School Dr. F.A. Morrison 4196 Ravenswood Road, Marysville 212 14th Street, Marysville Carolan Wholesale Meats John G. Harris , D.D.S. 1228 Minnesota, Marysville 1109 Military, Port Huron Chet ' s Excavating Service Huron Electric Supply Co. 4760 Yankee Road, St. Clair 308 Wall, Port Huron City Awning Co. Neumann Flowers 1217 Griswold, Port Huron 914 Military, Port Huron C.F. Rowell Machine Tool Sales Prestolite Wire Division 3025 Military, Port Huron 3529 24th Street, Port Huron Dalton ' s Shoes Robert D. Cushman , D.D.S. 626 Grand River, Port Huron 300 S. Riverside Drive, St. Clair Doris ' Beauty Salon Rb Robert Rutt , D.D.S. 1341 Pennsylvania, Marysville 1 3 20‘ 2 Michigan Avenue, Marysville Lewis and Wagner 415 Andrew Murphy Drive, Port Huron ADS - 231