Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Viking Staff Presents . . . Everybody Is A Star Everybody is a star, It doesn’t matter who you are. We Dedicate The 1979 VIKING Yearbook To ■ ; £ • m $ 3? ? g£ 35 • 38 1 :4: 38 ; r ° Our Principal , DURNELL F. STEPHENS A r. Stephens was born and reared in Lansing , Michigan. He graduated from Central Michigan University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. He earned his Master of Arts from Wayne State University in 1948. Mr. Stephens came to Marysville High 35 years ago. He taught Chemistry , Physics and Mathematics for 26 years. He has been our principal for nine years. Mr. Stephens is retired from the Naval Reserve in which he was very active for 26 years. Mr. Stephens has been married for 38 years. He and his wife Ruth have four children - three girls and a boy. They also have eight grandchildren. ■S: $ o • o U t$ 0 o •‘t ' A o.fl : • Q.O 2 - DEDICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES 4 SENIORS 30 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y 80 JUNIORS 83 SOPHOMORES 99 FRESHMEN 115 SPOR TS 131 PERFORMING ARTS 167 SCHOOL PERSONNEL 183 INDEX 189 ADS 193 TABLE OF CONTENTS - 3 Standing: Debbie Schess, Junior Representative; Susan Wiltse, Senior Representative; Jenifer Curtis, Freshman Representative; Lori Mieksztyn, Senior Representative; Connie Hart, Sophomore Representative. Sitting: Nancy Basnaw, Senior Representative and Esther Hugenholtz, Senior Representative. In the center is our 1978-1979 Homecoming Queen, Julie Evans. 4 - HOMECOMING Her Beauty Reflects Upon Us Poise, charm, intelligence and beauty are just a few of the many qualities of Julie Evans. Throughout her high school years, Julie has participated in many activities. In the ninth grade she was an active member in Student Council, on the J. V. basketball team and also Secretary of her class. In her tenth grade year, Julie entered new and exciting experiences. She was initiated into the National Honor Society and again was on the Student Council. Being part of the Steering Committee, and acting as Vice-President of the NHS, were a few activities Julie participated in during her junior year. During the summer she attended Girls 9 State and started working at Ben Franklin ’s in Marysville. Julie was Gass President and also President of the NHS this year. Julie plans on attending St. Gair Community College in the fall to begin her education in Veterinary Medicine. HOMECOMING - 5 Class Beauties ft - HOMFCOMIS G Light Up The Sky HOMECOMING - 7 HOMECOMING - 9 Stars Make The News Standing: Karen Fraley, Sue Binsley, Debbie Sawdon, Miss Vivian, Kathy Henderson, Jane Merchant, Mark Zimmer, Jeannie Pozar, Lori Wilson. Sitting: Linda Masar, Patricia Boyle, Michelle Jones, Amy Greenhoe, Jim Bixler. Amy Greenhoe-Co-Editor Michelle Jones-Co-Editor Miss Vivian-Advisor 10 AMPLIFIER Journalists Write About Them ★ ★ The 1978-1979 AMPLIFIER S Staff was headed by Amy Greenhoe S and Michelle Jones. Feature Editor _ was Karen Fraley; Editorial Editor itt was Patti Boyle; Co-Sports Editors were Jim Bixler and Mark Zimmer; V and Literature Editor was Linda Masar. “Cub Reporters” were Jane Merchant, Lori Wilson, Kathy Henderson, Jeannie Pozar, Debbie Sawdon and Kim Ashley. The AMPLIFIER Staff is a member of the N.S.P.A., Quill Scroll and M.l.P.A. They worked diligently to get the paper out every Friday for the students ofMHS. ★ ★ ★ A Different “Type” Of Stars Standing: Corrine Smarch, Mr. Collard, Annette Francisco. Sitting: Jean Knapp. Jeanine Washington, Debbie Dahlke BOEC went to the Regionals this year at the St. Gair Co. Skill Center. There they qualified for the State finals held in Detroit at Cobo Hall in spelling and typing. March 29, the annual spelling and typing contest was held for the students at M.H.S. AMPLIFIER - BOEC - 11 1979 Viking Staff The Viking Staff, headed by Mrs. Bellow , made it through another year. The staff is smaller than usual with twenty -one students. Each person was responsible for more pages meaning more work. Many, many hours were filled planning and constructing the yearbook. 12- VIKING STAFF CLASS EDITORS Standing: Debbie Lents , Junior Editor; Jon Pake, Senior Co-Editor; Sandy Ketchum, Freshman Editor. Sitting: Julie Kennedy, Senior Co-Editor; Sharon Miller, Sophomore Editor. BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING MANAGERS Standing: Cindy Reid. Advertising; Joy Kerbyson, Business. Sitting: Barb Thibdaue, Advertising: Dawn Kerbyson. Business. EDITORS Standing: Jim Bixler, Sports Co- Ed it or; Allan Koppe berger, Performing Arts. Sitting: Maureen O’Brien , Activities Co-Editor ; Tammv Saffec. Activities Co- Editor; Nancy Ketchum, Sports Co-Editor. VIKING STAFF - 13 Leaders Of Student Body Fifth row: Dayl Stout, John Hartig, Mike Zimmer, Cathy Albert, Mary Miller, Jim Mathers, Chris Cruickshank, Jeff Gehrke, Mike Gaffney. Fourth Row: Barry Braun, Pat Elliott, Jim Benedict, Paul Wedge, George Butler, Jeff Ropp, Bill Farnsworth. Third Row: Mr. Grosser, Advisor; Sharon Hastings, Debbie Cochran, Mary Troy, Steph Johnson, Stephanie Kota, Ann Bixler, Becky Dubreuil, Ann Cleaver, Allan Koppelberger. Second Row: Mike Quaine, Jennifer Ross, Marie Carufel, Lori Zimmer, Lisa Preston, Kathy Netter, Marissa Hand, Tracy Murray. First Row: Lori King, Debbie Lents, Mark Mallorey, Christal Imler, Linda Gehrke, Kim Ashley, Sonja Stoinoff. Student Council was very successful this year. They sponsored many different activities. Some of these were Homecoming , Coming Home and different dances. They also sold popcorn at home football games. One of the Student Council sponsored dances was the Homecoming at which the band “ Charlie ” played. The band “ Yankee Fire ,r played so well at the Christmas dance that they were asked back for the Valentine dance. This year the assemblies were very limited because there was a lack of space caused by the construction. At the end of the year Student Council donated to the new Youth For Understanding student. They also gave to the American Cancer Society. 14 - STUDENT COUNCIL Climb The Stairway To The Stars Fourth Row: Greg Soboleski, Barry Mills, Ed Mertz, Mike Maynard, Bob Knapp, Joe Lukasek, Stewart Petrick, John Hartig. Third Row: Janice Taylor, Rita Stark, Debbie Cochran, Sheri Jokie, Sue Czarnecki, Andrea Kota, Debbie Mullinax, Jeff Lock, Ray McDonald. Second Row: Mary Randall, Mary McLean, Lynn Lasher, Renee McDonald, Bonnie Smarch, Christine Currie, Julaine Turnbull, Laurie Centner, Barbara Thibdaue, Mike Simmons. First Row: Jody Sedwick, Pat Kulka, Mike Quaine, Dena Purkiss, Tamera Saffee, Lisa Daggett, Sarah Savage, Cheri Sly. STUDENT COUNCIL - 15 Travel By The Stars Fourth Row: Bill Wilson, Wayne Kesner, Randy Benson, Kathy Kohl, Rose Schemansky, Lynn Zablocki. Sharon Hastings, Lisa Thompson, Sally Stark. Third Row: Dawn Precour, Janice Taylor, Chris Vonalt, Sue Wixson, Elaine Frizzle, Sue Czarnecki, Donna Erdman, Carol Smith, Lori Mieksztyn. Second Row: Belinda McClellan, Kathy Henderson, Debby Stager, Michele Mitchell, Maureen Mallorey, Denise Torello, Darla Wojcik, Jill Brown, Debbie Sawdon. First Row: Miss Butler, Linda Hoag, Ann-Marie Luciani, Sue Bowman, Cheryl Pavlik, Sue Hartman, K-Peg Brock. The officers for the 1978-79 Travel Club were Miss Butler- Advisor; Michele Mitchell-President ; Maureen Mallorey- Vice-President; Debby Stager-Secretary; and Denise Torello-Treas- urer. This year Travel Oub had bake sales at home football games , sold candy bars , and went Christmas caroling to earn money. The Club has no definite plans on where they will go this year. 16 - TRAVEL CLUB La Langue Celeste-Francais Fourth Row: Kathy Henderson, Amy Greenhoe, Jane Merchant, Jeff Bitzinger, Robert Galvin, Rick Worden. Third Row: Lori Wilson, Esther Hugenholtz, Jean Drechsler, Michele Ulrich, Sharon Miller, Allan Koppelberger. Second Row: Miss Arno, Renee Henry, Julie Jones, Christine Currie, Kim Mills, Bonnie Smarch, Karyn Jowett. First Row: Maureen O’Brien, Sandy Wilson, Christal Imler, Sharon Hastings, Greg Saffee, Cheryl Pavlik, Mary Mackay. Money , money , money was all the French Club saw this year. They had many fund-raising activities such as a paper drive , held the weekend of Parent-Teacher Conferences. Selling caramel apples at home football games i ncreased their treasury. The profits will go toward their trip to France next year. They also caroled at Christmas time with the Thespians. Of course , they sang in French. FRENCH CLUB - 17 The Scholars are the Fourth Row: George Butler, Jim Mathers, Mary Miller, Chris Cruickshank, Mike Zimmer. Third Row: Christal Imler, Billie Sue Walter, Lori Hondzinski, Amy Greenhoe, Karen Endelman, Jeff Ropp. Second Row: Julie Evans, Lori Stump, Karen Fraley, Janet Swierkosz, Bev Keeler, Debbie Lents. First Row: Barb Golubinski, Debby Gentner, Michael Quaine, Jim Benedict, Gary Tobiczyk. (Not pictured: Lisa Liddle, JoAnn Tetlock.) Mrs. Baker, Advisor The National Honor Society was headed by Julie Evans; Jeff Ropp was the V.P. of the group. Mike Zimmer acted as the Treasurer; Lori Hondzinski , the Historian; Mary Miller , the Recording Secretary; and Billie Sue Walter , the Corresponding Secretary. They were very active this year , selling posters and knick-knacks. They sponsored a Christmas party for the Woodland children. In February , they went bowling as a group. March was the month for their project for Muscular Dystrophy . Mrs. Gorham, Advisor 18 - NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Stars of our School Jeff Ropp is initiated into the NHS. Mr. Stephens pins Lori Stump. Debbie Lents is a new initiate. Knirrnational onorarp Sarirtp tml6inh Stfuiol Journalists ' Old Members: Michelle Jones, Co-Editor, Amplifier Staff; Amy Greenhoe, Co-Editor, Amplifier Staff; Jim Bixler, Co-Sports Editor, Amplifier Staff and VIKING Staff; Mary Miller, Editor, VIKING Staff. New Members: Back Row: Mrs. Bellow, Advisor, VIKING Staff; Cindy Reid, Advertising Manager, VIKING Staff; Dawn Kerbyson, Business Manager, VIKING Staff; Jon Pake, Senior Co-Editor, VIKING Staff; Tom Palmateer, Photographer, VIKING Staff; Patricia Boyle, Editorial Editor, Amplifier Staff; Miss Vivian, Advisor, Amplifier Staff. Front Row: Debbie Lents, Junior Editor, VIKING Staff; Julie Kennedy, Senior Co-Editor VIKING Staff; Karen Fraley, Feature Editor Amplifier Staff; Linda Masar, Literature Editor, Amplifier Staff; Mark Zimmer, Co-Sports Editor, Amplifier Staff. NHS Quill Scroll - 19 They Glow Like Stars ! Sixth Row: Deb Cochran, Pam Eagen, Dee Ann Torello, Becky Romatz, Kathy Hart, Gena Oliver, Corrine Smarch, Becky Biedinger, Dawn MacDonald. Fifth Row: Julie Jones, Doreen Torello, Dana Goodin, Karri Stark, Annette Francisco, Mary Miller, Jane Merchant, Sandy Swanson, Tammy Beckley. Fourth Row: Kelly Stevens, Mary Randall, Sandy Wilson, Randy Benson, Pat Randall, Kristy Darnell, Amy Greenhoe, Jeanne Bergdoll, Lisa Sawdon. Third Row: Cheri Sly, Jan Swearinger, Belinda McClellan, Esther Hugenholtz, Sue Czarnecki, Chris Vonalt, Becky Horner, Sharon Hastings, Shelly Garbutt. Second Row: Lori Stewart, Debbie Beam, Robin Naylor, Lori Wilson, Mary Mackay, Brenda Glombowski, Jill Feick, Bonnie Smarch, Sharon Miller, Julie Groch, Patricia Boyle. First Row: Mr. Jackson, Renee McDonald, Michelle Winkler, Christal Imler, Greg Saffee, Mike Zimmer, Mark Zimmer, Joni Venia, Sue Bowman, Lori King. The Pep Club made a comeback this year. They built up their treasury by selling blue and white shakers at all home basketball games. You could see the Pep Club waving their shakers. They made individual posters for the Varsity Basketball players. They participated in pep assemblies , attended the games , and cheered the players on to a successful season with many victories. Mr. Jackson was in charge of Pep Club f and he did a very great job keeping people involved. 20 - PEP CLUB The North , Our Brightest Star : 1 L r Vf. ' ’ 1 i | 1 «||p l l twJ if U4 i L. ’ Fifth Row: Jim Livingston, Guy LeCaine, Steve Barber, Gary Ernest, Patty Mitchell, Karri Jo Stark, Doreen Torello, Tammy Saffee. Fourth Row: Patti Benoit, Jean Drechsler, Karen Endelman, Mike Bailey, Doug Warsinski, Bob Thomas, Julie Glombowski, Karen Kidder. Third Row: Karl Boehm, Kevin Miller, Marilyn Johnson, Brian Thick, Jeff Drechsler, Michelle Winkler, Sharon Hastings, Lori Hondzinski, Mike Zimmer, Rod Denman. Second Row: JoAnn Tetlock, Christal Imler, Jim Koch, Greg The Ski Gub was advised by Miss Amo and Miss Fedraw. The co-chairmen were seniors Ken Oates and Mark Zimmer . They had five ski trips scheduled , but one was canceled. All the ski trips were at Pine Knob. Miss Amo and Miss Fedraw took six skiers to Boyne Mountain March 3-4. The skiers were Debbie Lents , Mark and Mike Zimmer , Ken Oates , Jean Dreschler, Jim Koch. The Ski Gub also sold ski patches. Saffee, Pat Randall, Cheryl Pavlik, Esther Hugenholtz, Marie Carufel, Jennifer Ross, Miss Fedraw. First Row: Pam Eagen, Debbie Lents, Chuck Salgot, Ken Oates, Mark Zimmer, Steve Aitken, Mark Mallorey, Maureen O’Brien, Miss Arno. SKI CLUB -21 Their Skills Are The Fifth Row: Rick Murray, Mark Debano, Willie Worley, Mark Armstead, Mike Cowell, Dalton McIntosh. Fourth Row: Marty Bugg, Rick Cline, Jim Reid, Steve Barber, Martin Cannon, Jeff Smith, Boyd Morrison, Randy Sharrow, Patti Hart. Third Row: Kevin Murphy, Max David Brockdorff, Lori Smith, Jody Krohn, Nancy Hyde, Kevin Chmielewski, Dena Purkiss, Judy Masar, Shelly Barr, Mary Small. Second Row: Brian Simmons, Pat Reid, Karen Chapman, Laure Buch, Terri Manfrin, Maureen Mallorey, Vicky Gragowski, Mary Lamb, Lori Stump, Karen Fraley, Kerry Krohn. First Row: Becky Dubreuil, Rose Schemansky, Tim McK enney, Wayne Kesner, Dan Debano, Dayl Stout, Teresa Hutchinson, Kim Ashley, Kim Odle, Lori Dubreuil, Linda Webb. Not Pictured: Perry Barbe, Bccki Freeman, Kerry Himmel, Jeff Lamb, Linda Masar, Tim Norris, Debbie M. O’Boyle, Scott Patterson, Jeff Phillips, Jeff Rands, Larry Rands, Jeanette Rogers, Donna Schreiner, Pam Schultz, Ray Small, Marvin Smith, Troy Stocker, Chris Swoffer, Barry Wheelis, Mark Wrubel. 22 - VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION Beauty Of The Future Fourth Row: Todd Solomon, Laverne Siler, Kyle Decker, Tony Barbe, Scott McFarlane, Robert Gresell, Howard Hawkins, Larry Himmel. Third Row: Daniel Quinn, Paul Hudson, Roger Morrish, Chip Wolfe, Terry Hudson, Michael A. Cochran, Dave Koschnitzke, Mike Hart. Second Row: Dan Leverich, Aubrey Janiszewski, Tom Sprotberry, Paul Burczycki, Tim Biedinger, Barry Mills, Ken Oates, Kirk Saunders. First Row: Mary Lepine, Kim Chapman, Tracey Murphy, Dawn Brower, Andy Bugg, Anita Henschel, Cindy Reid, Karen Lambert, Doug Lasky. Not Pictured: Don Allen, Andy Brackenbury, Byron Brock, Patrick James, Terry Lash, Joseph Tomalo, Stew Bowers, Chuck Cash, Chris Collins, Steve Erno, James Jowett, Ann Leverich, Becca Morrison, Nick Poulos, Barb Smith, Dennis Sparling, Doreen Torello, Jeff Vollstaedt, Rick Walker, Brian Weymouth. VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION - 23 Their Ability Reflects Tracey Murphy Foods Terry Hudson Auto-Mechanics Rob Gresell Graphic Arts Laverne Siler Auto-Body 24 - VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION On Their Future Beings Tony Barbe Heating and Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Nick Poulos Machine Tool Chris Collins Accounting Computing Roger Morrish Building Construction Howard D. Hawkins Plastics Becca Morrison Steno-Clerical VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION - Compassion Is The Brightest Star Third Row: Mr. Patterson, Brian Wilson, Rhody, Kathy Kohl, Cheryl Wilson, Jeanine Sally Stark, Debbie Sawdon. Second Row: Washington, Dave Beers. Dawn Precour, Cheri Beaudry, Carol Shinn, Lori Durst, Brenda Wright. First Row: Kim This year ' s Woodland Aides were very active . Some of them went apple picking , bowling , sledding, and even to an Hawaiian Luau with their students from Woodland school This year a little more was expected from the aides. They attended all monthly seminars , turned in monthly write-ups, and did a project for each semester besides going every day and working with the students. All of them enjoyed just being there and having fun with the children. Second Row: Melinda Bartley, Mary Beth O’Dell, Doug King. First Row: Carol Shinn, Sandy Wilczynski. 26 - WOODLAND AIDES Today’s Stars Travel Tomorrow This year ' s Youth For Understanding students were Dawn Kerbyson and Esther Hugenholtz . Dawn spent the summer in Sweden. She returned to the U.S. the end of August. Esther ' s home is in Ocgstgeest, Holland. She came to the U.S. about the same time Dawn returned from Sweden. Esther is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greenhoe. Both YFU students graduated from Marysville High School in June. Esther will go home to Holland sometime between July 1 0-25. Esther Hugenholtz and Dawn Kerbyson Growing Stars Govern Tomorrow Jim Mathers, Mark Zimmer, Julie Evans, Mary Miller, Jim Bixler. The 1978 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. Jim Mathers , Jim Bixler and Mark Zimmer were sponsored by the American Legion Post 449 , Marysville Special Police and the Lions ' Club. Julie Evans and Mary Miller were supported by the American Legion Women ' s Auxiliary. The young people were placed in mock cities and counties. They participated in government activities such as elections , mock trials and party conventions. A guest speaker was Democratic Senator Carl Levin. YFU GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' ST A TE - 27 They Serve Tike Stars Third Row: Linda Hoag, Mark Armstead, Rita Stark, Mark Debano. Second Row: Cecil Lepine, Kerry Himmel, Martha Visga. First Row: Lisa Dease, Gena Oliver, Sandy Swanson, Kathy Hart, Shelly Garbutt, Jean Knapp. Donna Dionne Mary Gentner Library Service is a group of students who help Mrs. Gorham in the library. There are two or three students working every hour. While working in the Library , they receive one credit a semester. The helpers were very busy getting the library back into order this year. £ r t i Denise Frizzle and Mrs. Gorham, Librarian 28 - LIBRAR Y SER VICE Past Memories Still Shine Brightly SEPTEMBER DECEMBER MARCH 5 - All the stars started the 1978-79 year at MHS. 13 — Band students tried on newt uniforms . 14 — Student Council met. 15 - First Amplifier of 1978-79 sold. 18 - Campus Life roller skated at the Gardens. 20 — Sophomores ordered class rings. 21 — Golf team beat Anchor Bay , 22-35. First NHS Meeting. 27 — Senior Play tryouts. 28 — Selling and Advertising class visited the Times Herald. Homecoming court elected. OCTOBER 2 - Valhallas Pom Pon Squad Drill Team tryouts. 3 - Ninth graders took DAT test at the American Legion. 4 — Algonac Muskrats lost to Vikings’ Freshmen team 37-22. 9 — Girls ’ Varsity Club held first meeting. 12 — Majorettes performed for Homecoming parade. JV Football topped Marine City 33-6. 13 — Homecoming Game. Julie Evans crowned 1978 Homecoming Queen. 20 - Varsity Football conquered Oscoda 27-14. 24 — Juniors took National Merit Test. 29 — French Club went apple picking. 30 - Yearbook staff sold 1979 Viking. NOVEMBER 6 — Seniors voted on color of caps and gowns. 8 - Sophomores held a bake sale. 13 — Fall Sports Banquet — Awards to the stars! 16 17 — Senior Class presented Harvey. 28 — Seniors measured for caps and gowns. 30 — Dawn Kerbyson showed her slides of Sweden with her sister, Anna. 5 — First JV and Varsity Basketball game against Romeo. 13 — Marysville High School Band and Stage Band performed in new uniforms. 14 — International Thespian Honor Society Initiation Dinner. 15 — Sophomore Class rings arrived. 21 — Campus Life had Christmas Party. 23 — Christmas break began. JANUARY 3 - Registration for second semester. 8 — JV Volleyball conquered Imlay City. 10 - Varsity Volleyball defeated Cros-Lex. 13 — Marysville Wrestling Invitational; Vikings placed third. 15 — Sophomore class sponsored a ‘ Bean-Counting Contest. ” 16 — Freshman Basketball conquered Port Huron Northern 54-46. 18 — Ski Club skied at Pine Knob. 19 - Junior Prom. All the stars “dreamed” away the evening. 31 — Tryouts for Junior Play Our Town. FEBRUARY 4 — Travel Club traveled to the Americana for a fabulous Chinese Dinner. 5 — Campus Life sponsored a Burger Bash and Concert. 8 — Thespians showed Oklahoma. 14 — Skill Center sold carnations. 15 — Woodland Aides participated in Special Olympics. 16 — Coming Home Queen — Lori Mieksztyn and King — Jeff Simmons. 17 — Coming Home Dance — “ Yankee Fire ” fired up the students. Hockey Team defeated Southgate 6 - 0 . 28 — Swim Team Invitational — Marysville placed third. 15 16 - Academy Award winners starred in Our Town. 29 BOEC holds 7th annual Typing-Spelling Contest APRIL 9-16 - All the stars blinked out ten days! 19 — JV Baseball played Port Huron Northern. 27 — Boys’ Track - Marysville Relays. 28 — Girls’ Track - Port Huron Relays. MAY 10-12 — Musical Oklahoma. 12 — City Tournament for Girls’ Softball and Boys’ Varsity Baseball. 15 — Freshman Baseball played Lutheran East. 21-25 - Viking Week. 28 -Marching Band performed for Memorial Day Parade. 29 — Baccalaureate. 30 — Senior Concert and Dinner. 31 - Last Day for Seniors. Honors to the Stars of ’79. JUNE 1 - Senior Prom. They followed “ The Long and Winding Road. ” 3 - Commencement. The Stars of ’79 blinked their last goodbyes to MHS 7 — Last day of school for underclassmen. CALENDAR - 29 Four Years We’ve Grown Together Mr. William McKeand, Chief Advisor Mrs. Marilynn Gorham Miss Marilyn Fedraw Mr. Frank Martin 32 - SENIOR ADVISORS Through Sunshine and Rain. Mr. Neil Collard Dr. B.J. Misenar Miss Clare Vivian As we have gone through our four years of high school , we have had the guidance and friendship of our advisors. Starting in our ninth grade year, they helped us in building our floats. Their aid was tremendous in our moneymaking projects. In our junior year they made our prom a night to remember. We shall always remember the time and effort that was put into our graduation preparations and the special memories of our years in high school. SENIOR ADVISORS - 33 Leading Our Way Mike Zimmer, Vice President; Lorene Hondzinski, Secretary; Debby Gentner, Treasurer; Julie Evans, President Class Motto Yesterday is but today ' s memory and Tomorrow is but today ' s dream. jf + Jf Jf jf Jf jf ♦ Jf Jf If If Jf f jf Jf Jf Class Flower Yellow Rose 34 - SENIOR OFFICERS To New Galaxies Doug Warsinski, Patricia Boyle, Susan Wiltse, Christal Imler, Bob Thomas, Tamera Saffee, Amy Greenhoe, Karen Kidder. Class Song Ode to ’19 As time passes by so quickly now, do you know which way to turn? Those childhood years they have passed us by; now it ' s time to face the world, be strong. For now the sun is rising, and our shadows - they must not fall. Be strong and have courage, don ' t defy what you must be. Carry on, my friends, and grow fully each day. Reach out and touch your fellow man. Travel on, to roads that may lead you nowhere. The end result ' s the same, no matter. For now only our new days and ways are to come. Have you thought about the world outside? Well, listen now to me, my friends, the world is full of crime and pain. They ' re out to get you, to hurt you, it ' s true. But the storm can only last so long; good times will be on their way. Laugh at the bad times and grow with the good. If you don ' t, life will drive you crazy . Lyrics: Elaine Frizzle and Lori Mieksztyn Music: Lori Mieksztyn SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE - 35 The Viking Starship AMERICAN LEGION A WARDS VALEDICTORIAN ALBERT JAMES MATHERS President - Student Council SALUTATORIAN HONOR ROLL Patricia Boyle Michelle Jones Rebecca Romatz Brian Braden Beverly Keeler Michelle Rose Debra Brougham Robert Kennedy Mary Simmons Laure Buck Karen Kidder Barbara Smith Marty Bugg Jody Krohn Joyce Smith Christopher Cruickshank Mary Lepine Dayl Stout Terence Curley Daniel Leverich Lori Stump Kristy Darnell Lisa Liddle Michael Sturdevant Jean Drechsler Debra Loeding Janet Swierkosz Colleen Eagen Craig Mader JoAnn Tetlock Julie Anne Evans Albert James Mather Gary Tobiczyk Karen Fraley Lori Mieksztyn Denise Torello Deborah Gentner Mary Miller Jenine Ulrich Julie Glombowski Peter Neill Billie Sue Walter Barbara Golubinski Debbie 0 Boyle Jeanine Washington Amy Greenhoe Jane Pearson Debbie White Robert Gresell Stewart Petrick Susan Wiltse Lorene Hondzinski Michael Quaine Mark Zimmer Rebecca Horner Patricia Randall Michael Zimmer Christal Imler James Reardon 36 - SENIOR HONORS Sails Into The Skies DANFOR TH A WARDS CRAIG MADER I DARE YOU Mentally Alert Social , Emotional , and Religious Development DAR A WARD JOANN TETLOCK BEVERLY KEELER SENIOR HONORS - 37 Vikings Shoot For The Moon BAUSCH-LOMB SCIENCE A WARD AMYGREENHOE Co-Editor AMPLIFIER JOURNALISM A WARDS The publication of a weekly high school newspaper is an enormous task. It is only with able editors such as Amy and Michelle that the Amplifier is set up, typed, and printed each week in time to be distributed to the students. Both of these students are high on the scholastic standard. This is especially proven by the choice of the Science Department in the selection of Amy as winner of the highest scientific award - the Bausch-Lomb. Amy has also been an outstanding cheerleader in high school. This is a time-consuming activity, but one that is very rewarding. Michelle is a loyal member of the high school concert, marching, and pep bands. Again, here is an activity in which she participates for enjoyment and satisfaction. The devotion of time, energy, and labor that these two girls have shown as Co-Editors of the Amplifier is to be admired. MICHELLE JONES Co- Editor 38 - SENIOR HONORS As Rockets Blast Off VIKING YEARBOOK A WARDS Efficient , well-organized people get things done . Mary Miller and Dawn Kerhyson are two of those people. In her capacity as Editor in Chief Mary accomplishes several tasks before other staff members even have time to think about them. Dawn has b een doing double duty this year. As Business Manager , she works with a budget of over $10,000. Many other staff members assist with the typing, but it is Dawn’s responsibility to see that all printed material is prepared for each deadline. She does this cheerfully and loyally. Mary is well known in Marysville High School as a student who is capable, friendly, happy; but, most of all, she is always willing to help others. As Editor in Chief of the Viking, she is called on daily to help staff members and to make decisions concerning the yearbook. In addition, she has starred in the class plays, served on numerous committees for her class, for Student Council and for the National Honor Society. Mary is not just a “joiner. ’’ She ’s a “doer. ’’ DAWN KERBYSON Business Manager Copy Editor CALVIN MOULTON ACTIVITY AWARD MARY MILLER Editor in Chief SENIOR HONORS - 39 CA THERINE MAYA LBER T When love and skill work together , expect a masterpiece. DON ALLEN Be happy with what you have and are , and you won t have to hunt for happiness. MARK ARMSTEAD In quietness and confidence shall be } our strength. 40 - SENIORS PERRY BARBE The price of greatness is responsibility. CARRIE CA YE BARNES Whenever you share whatever you have , the good in your heart shines through. MEL INDA CA THERINE BARTLEY Eor it is in giving that we receive; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; It is in dying that we are born to eternal life. NANCY M. BASNAW Nothing in life is to be feared. It ' s only to be understood. ♦ DEBRA K. BEAM There are two ways of spreading light - To be a candle or the mirror which reflects it. SENIORS -41 JULIE BEAUDRY I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do , let me do it now , for I shall not pass this way again. KATHY BENSON True friendship is a plant of slow growth. TIMOTHY JA Y BIEDINGER Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead , where there is no path and leave a trail. For then you will have the satisfaction of knowing where you end, and what you have done under your own will. JAMES ANDREW BIXLER I won ' t live in this world just to exist. I will live my life to its fullest potential. 42 - SENIORS STEWART BOWERS In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. CARIEE BOYD Any good that is achieved by hard work is a true measure of success as well as a lot of luck. Above all, not being afraid to fail, one has to keep trying and not give up. PA TRICIA MARIE BO YLE To love is to admire with the heart; to admire is to love with the mind. SENIORS - 43 44 - SENIORS SHEILA RENEE CA VERL Y For those who are desolate and without peace of mind , pray that they may find the narrow road that leads to happiness. For you who have found joy and happiness , share it with others for all to enjoy. SENIORS - 45 KAREN CHAPMAN Friendship is the key to life. DAN CLEAVER If a man does not keep pace with his companions , perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. KEVIN CHMIELEWSKI Ideas are the root of creation. 46 - SENIORS KIM CHAPMAN The road to success is a narrow and winding one. MICHAEL D. COCHRAN What you are is God’s gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. CHR ISTOPHER JOHN CRUICKSHANK The reward for a thing well done is to have done it. TERENCE DOUGLAS CURLEY My heart is as great as the world , but there is no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong. KRISTY BETH DARNELL Life is a pure flame , and we live by an invisible sun within us. DEBBIE DAHLKE Pick up the pieces you see before you; don ’t let your weakness destroy you. You know wherever you go, the world will follow, so let your reason be true to you. JAMES CHARLES DEMEESTER Whatever you are, be that; whatever you say, be true. Straightforwardly act. Be honest in fact; be nobody else but you. SENIORS -47 Faith is knowing there is an ocean Qo n 7 sit own and take what because you have seen a brook. comes; go after what you want. 48 -SENIORS ELAINE FRIZZLE May our expectations of life be jhe happiest moments of my life have been in the flow of affection among friends. SENIORS - 49 JOHN GAUTHIER Yesterday is to remember ; tomorrow is to look forward to; today is to live . DEBORAH CENTNER Happiness isn ' t something you experience ; it ' s something you remember. DA WN MARIE GENA W We have lived and learned together through many changing years. We have shared each other ' s gladness and wept each other tears. JULIE ANN GLOMBO WSKI To love and win is the best thing; To love and lose ; the next best. I ■ y BARBARA GOLUBINSKI Happy times and bygone days are never lost in truth . They grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. 50 - SENIORS 3 $ K Ctf y Z, KAW GRAGOWSKI Peace cannot be kept by force. It . o rtA can only be achieved by understanding. AMY GREENHOE Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ROBER T MAR TIN GRESELL To know is nothing at all; To imagine is everything. MIKE HART Succeeding comes only by trying. PATTY HART The only safe and sure way to destroy an enemy is to make him your friend SENIORS - 51 SHARON ROSE HASTINGS Be anchored to the rock and geared to the times, but don’t be so heavenly minded that you are no earthly good -A LARRY HIMMEL I would rather live to be 50 and have twice as much fun, than live to be 100 and have one half as much fun. KA THERINE HENDERSON I have no yesterdays, Time took them away. Tomorrow may not be, but I have today. Reach high for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. LORENEA. HONDZINSK1 The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. RONALD HILL Life is so short, He who hesitates is lost. + 52 - SENIORS REBECCA HORNER Life is a preparation for the future; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none . ESTHER HUGE N HOLTZ He who never looks in sorrow will never find joy. TODD HOWES Life will dictate how much longer l have to carry on. SENIORS - 53 DEBORAH ANN JAMES It takes both the rain and the sunshine to make a rainbow. CHRISTAL LEANNIMLER You can listen to others and follow their paths or think for yourself and create a trail for others to follow. MICHELLE L YNNE JONES To me , every hour of light and dark is a miracle. Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. PAT JAMES A new day will dawn for those who stay long. And the piper will lead them to reason. J.D. JOWETT To be great is to be misunderstood. 54 - SENIORS JEFF KELLEY A long life may not be good enough , But a good life is long enough. ROBERT W. KENNEDY There are three things a man should not fear taking into the world with him - hard work t honesty and a smile. BEVERLY KEELER I am only one but I am one. I cannot do everything but can do something. With the grace of God, l will do everything I can. JULIE KENNEDY I do my thing and you do your thing. am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine You arc you and 1 am . DA WN MARIE KERB YSON Live each day to the fullest; then you can look forward with confidence and back without regrets. SENIORS - 55 KAREN KIDDER To wonder is to begin. JODY KROHN All you need is love. DOUG KING I do my thing; you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations , and you are not in this world to live up to mine. I am I and you are you , and the sooner we all realize this , the better! ANDREA MARIE KING Eve been thinking lately about the good things to come , and I believe it could be something good has begun DARLENE LAG RUTH When things are not what they would seem , You must keep following your dream. So while my heart is still believing , Ell say good-bye. 56 - SENIORS MARY LAMB I am I, Do not change me , condemn me , nor put me down. Accept me for what I am CECIL LEPINE May the happiness you ' ve brought me continue on and on. TERRY LASH My life is mine; let me live it my way. L YNN CHARLOTTE LASHER The art of education is to continue to grow as long as you live. Every moment brings its lesson. Every person is a teacher. MARY LEPINE It is not hard to stand alone through hard times. It ' s harder to stand through good times alone. SENIORS 57 DAN LEV ERICH In order to understand life , we must take chances. f LISA L. LIDDLE It is so easy to be good natured; I wonder why anyone would be anything else. LORI L. LIDDLE We all want to be a success in life. Some achieve great heights in their fields; others live quiet lives. Yet who is to say they are not equally successful? MICHELE LEWIS First keep the peace within yourself; then you can also bring peace to others. DEBRA L YNN LOEDING Life isn f t all fun and games , but fun and games must form a good part of everyone ' s education. 58 - SENIORS DAWN MACDONALD Life is worth living; so enjoy it while you can. MA UR EEN ‘ ‘ MOEBER T ’ 1 MALLOREY My smile is natural, Natural is my smile, Why be anything else? Because when smile, Em natural and when Em natural , Em me! CRAIG MARSHALL MADER Yesterday is but a memory; May tomorrow be as exciting . ALBERT JAMES MA THERS Life is a voyage in which we choose neither vessel nor weather. But much can be done in the management of the sails and the guidance of the helm. MARY E. MCLEAN Success is peace of mind, which is direct result of self-satisfaction in kno wing you did your best to become the BEST you are capable of becoming. SENIORS - 59 LORI MIEKSZTYN The people who aren’t as happy with themselves as they should be are usually the ones with biggest goals in life. MARY M. MILLER Youth is a poem With a spring time theme , Measured by moments of laughter and dreams. BARRY MILLS Life is not a destination but a journey into life. MICHELE K. MITCHELL Never take a path that leads to a wall If you do , tear it down and seek the other side , for there are many more things to discover. PATTY A. MITCHELL They say we’re crazy , But we’ve had a good time. Lucky we’re still sane after all we’ve been through. Life’s been good to us so far. 60 - SENIORS BOYD CHARLES MORRISON III You don’t have to look far for disordered minds, for our planet is the mental institution of the universe. KE VIN A SHLE Y MORPH Y If you are going to live. Live today, for tomorrow may never come. STEVE N1RGANAKIS Every man is a maker of his own fortune. KEN OATES He meets his troubles face to face and turns his back and laughs. DEBBIE O ' BOYLE The grand essentials in this life are something to do, something to love and something to hope for. SENIORS - 61 JAMES (PA T) O ' BO YLE It’s not how the punch is thrown; it ' s how it lands. MAR Y ELIZABETH O ' DELL Remember yesterday , cherish today , but think of tomorrow. DAVE FAKE Hard work and God-given talent are what can make you in this world today . NANCY A. OLES Nothing in life that is worthy is ever too hard to achieve if you have the courage to try it and you have the faith to believe. JON F.PAKE It ' s not what you do; it ' s what you get away with. 62 - SENIORS THOMAS SCOTT PALMA TEER Happiness is a habit - cultivate it. JANE PEARSON Self-trust is the first secret of success. JOANNE K. PERRY Let ' s enjoy for today and be willing to let go tomorrow. SENIORS - 63 JOHN Pi: RISK I Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once . hut now l know it. ST E WAR T PI .TRICK Opportunity , sooner or later, eomes to all who work and wish. JEANNIE POZAR Happiness is not something you find. It ' s something you ereate. MARK EUGENE PETTEE Lire your life to the fullest , for you never know when the end will be. EVANS CONSTANTINE POZIOS Don ' t look around ' eause I ' m never eoming baek. It ' s high time you saw the last of me. SENIORS 64 PA TRIC1A RANDALL God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take it. The only choice is how. JAMES REID Friendship is a shading tree. JAMES JOSEPH REARDON Things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out. JEFF RANDS My life is like a cloud in the sky , always higher than everyone else ' s. MICHAEL W. QUA IN E Don ' t let your opportunities wait until tomorrow because they die like an aging star - irreversibly. SENIORS - 65 its $ MICHELLE LYNR OSE Keep smiling; it makes everyone wonder what you e been up to. BECKY L. ROMATZ I have found my Eternal happiness by sharing my life with someone. I only wish everyone could be so lucky. 66 - SENIORS L V ► v KIRK SAUNDERS Just knowing that you ' ve done your best will bring you pride and happiness. JULIE L YNN SCHILLER True friendship is a plant of slow growth. o O a 4.- I DONNA SCHREINER God , give me A fo climb, and strength for climbing. X n.‘ A ftlj 1 PAMELA SCHULTZ RANDY SH ARROW • ; No one knows what he can do till You only get from life what you « 4 . he tries. put into it. v i oO : 1} v oO SENIORS- 67 JEFF SIMMONS Nothing in life is to be feared. It ' s only to be understood. RAY SMALL The future is for him who does. worried about yesterday. SCOTT SISCHO Listen to the old for they are wise; protect the young for they are innocent; help your fellow man and you will be blessed. 68 - SENIORS CAROL SMITH Don ' t put everything off until tomorrow or you ' ll find your life is full of empty yesterdays. JEFFREY S. SMITH They say there is a beginning , but isn ' t the beginning really the end? JOYCE LYNN SMITH Time , like a snowflake ; disappears while we ' re trying to decide what to do with it. DEBBY L. STAGER Happy are those who dream. SENIORS - 69 LORI G. STUMP The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile , that costs the least , and does the most , is just a pleasant smile. DAYL STOUT Tomorrow is but another day to waste. JANET SWIERKOSZ As you slide down the banister of life , may the splinters never point your way! MICHAEL STURDEVANT Many may doubt what you say , but they will believe what you do. 70 - SENIORS JO ANN TETLOCK Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm HOPE TEEPLE Be happy with what you have and are; Be generous with both , and you won ' t have to hunt for happiness. 1 SANDRA LEIGH THORNTON A common mistake that a human being makes is to overestimate his own intelligence and underestimate the intelligence of those around him. ROBERT THOMAS Politeness is to goodness as words are to thoughts. SENIORS - 71 72 - SENIORS SENIORS - 73 BRIAN L. WILSON Think only of today , for tomorrow may never come. DEBORAH M. WHITE May you always live with laughter, for a smile becomes you so. And may you always be a dreamer; May your wildest dreams come true. CHER YL L YNNE WILSON Truth is such a rare thing; it is delightful to tell it. SUSAN L YNN WIL TSE Life ' s supreme adventure is the adventure of living. Life ' s greatest achievement is the continual remaking of yourself so that at last you do know how to live. 74 - SENIORS LYNN E.ZABL0CK1 For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today , well lived , makes every yesterday a dream of happiness , and every tomorrow a vision of hope. BRENDA WRIGHT The dream Eve been dreaming of for many years is from the starting grade of kindergarten to my graduating year. MICHAEL J. ZIMMER Success is measured not by good fortune , but by our contributions we make to society. MARK THOMAS ZIMMER A man may make mistakes, but he is not a failure until he blames someone else. SENIORS 75 We Shall Be The r% V 5 I My friends , I we have grown together I through the many changing years. | We have laughed and cried together | and learned so very much. I We ve learned to love as well as hate and we have found ourselves - I become just who we are. Ah f yes, my friends , | we make our first departure ; but years from now we 11 smile to think of friendships I we once shared. - Julie Kennedy I 76 - SENIOR LIFE XV p Shall Cruidp Our Onursp. 78 - SENIOR LIFE SENIOR LIFE - 79 This Is Only The Beginning ALBERT, CATHY: Basketball 9, 10 (Captain), 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11 (Treasurer); Teacher ' s Aide 12; Girls ' Varsity Club 11, 12; Girls ' Track 10, 1 1, 1 2; Senior Announcements. ALLEN, DON: Baseball 9, 10,11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. ARMSTEAD . MARK: Coop 11, 12; Library Service 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11. BALDWIN, BARRY: BARBE, TONY: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Vocational Education 11, 12. BARBE, PERRY: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Golf 9; Vocational Education 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 10 , 11 . BARNES, CARRIE: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9; Pep Band 10; Class Floats 10; Co-op 12; Debate 9; Majorettes 9, 10, 11; Science Club 11; Sewing Crafts 10; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 11, 12; Student Council 11; Girls ' Volleyball 10; Woodland Aide 11. BARTLEY, MELINDA: Chorus 12; Class Floats 12; Office Help 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Woodland Aide 12. BASNAW, NANCY: Senior Representative Homecoming Court; Library Service 11; Sewing Crafts 10; Ski Club 11; Steering Committee 11 . BEAM, DEBBIE: BOEC 11; Co-op 12; Library Service 10, 11; Pep Club 12. BEAUDRY, JULIE: BOEC 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee; Office Help 10, 11; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 9, 12. BEAUDRY, DAVE: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Sergeant At Arms). BENSON, KATHY: Sewing Crafts 9; Senior flay Crew; Travel Club 10. BIEDINGER, TIM: Chorus 9, 10; Debate 9; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Help 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Swim Team 12; Thespians 11, 12 (President); Theatre Club 9, 10; Vars ity Club 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Wrestling 11. BIXLER, JIM: AMPLIFIER Staff 10, 11, 12, (Sports Editor 11, 12); Baseball 9; Boys ' State 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Treasurer); VIKING Staff 12; Wrestling 10, 11. BOEHM, KURT: Football 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12. BOMMARITO, DAWN: Chorus 10; Senior Play Crew. BOWERS, STEWART: Football 9, 10. BOYD, CARIE: Chorus 10, 11. BOYLE, PATRICIA: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Editorial Editor); Cheerleader 9, 10, 11,. 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11 (Treasurer); Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 9; Teacher’s Aide 11; Varsity Club 12; Travel Club 9, 10. BRACKENBURY, ANDY: Class Floats 9, 11; VIKING Staff 10; Vocational Education 12; Wrestling 9; Work Experience 12. BRADEN, BRIAN: Cross Country 9, 10, 11. BRIGGS, DENISE: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 9. BROCKDORFF, MAX: Basketball 9, 10; Co p 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Vocational Education 11 , 12 . BROUGHAM, DEBRA: Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12. BUCH, LAURE: Chorus 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10, 11 12; Senior Play Crew; Theatre Club 9; Vocational Education 11, 12. BUGG, MARTY: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9; Teacher’s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; BUTCHER, LISA: Basketball 9, 10; Class Floats 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Statistician 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12 (Manager); Homecoming Parade 12. CANNON, MARTIN: Wrestling 9, 10. CAVERLY, SHEILA: Concert Band 11; Marching Band 11; Pep Band 11; Chorus 11, 12; Co-op 1 1 12; Junior Play Crew; Majorettes 12; Musical Cast 11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Thespians 11, 12. CHAPMAN, KAREN: Teacher ' s Aide 10; Woodland Aide 10. CHAPMAN, KIM: Vocational Education 11, 12. CHMIELEWSKI, KEVIN: Vocational Education 11 , 12 . CLEA VER, DAN: Baseball 9, Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Hockey 12 (Captain); Vocational Education 11. COCHRAN, MICHAEL: Chorus 9; Cross-Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Debate 9; Hobby Club 11 (President); Junior Play Cast; Musical Cast 9; Senior Play Crew; Swim Team 11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Thespians 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Track 9, JO, 11, 12 . CRUICKSHANK, CHRIS: Baseball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10 (Captain), 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10 (Vice President); Football 9 (Captain), 10 (Captain), 11, 12 (Captain); Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee; Statisticians 9; Steering Committee 9, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (President). CURLEY, TERRY: Basketball 9, 10, 12; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, 11; Tennis 9, 10,11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. DAHLKE, DEBBIE: BOEC 10, 11, 12; Library Service 11; Student Council 10. DARNELL, KRISTY: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9; French Club 9, 10; Junior Representative Homecoming Court; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Cast 9, 10; Office Help 9, 11; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Thespians 11. DEMEESTER, JIM: Hockey 12. DRECHSLER, JEAN: Basketball 9, 10, 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Musical Crew 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Statisticians 12; Teacher’s Aide 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Volleyball 9, 10 . EAGEN, COLLEEN: Class Floats, 9, 10; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 10; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. ERDMAN, DONNA: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Travel Club 9,10,11, 12. EVANS, JULIE: Basketball 9; Class Officer 9 ( Secretary ), 12 (President); Girls’ State 11; Homecoming Queen; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11. FLOOD, MIKE: Woodland Aide 11, 12. FRALEY, KAREN: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Feature Editor); Cheerleader 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Office Help 9; Ski Club 12; Statisticians 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 9; Vocational Education 12; Quill Scroll 12. FRANCISCO, ANNETTE: BOEC 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10 (Treasurer); Co-op 12; French Club 9; Junior Play Cast; Junior Play Crew; Office Help 11; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Girls ' Softball 10 ( Scorekeeper ); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11 . FRASER-LEE, GARY: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 9, 10,11, 12; Varsity Club 10,11, 12. FRENDT, MARK: Basketball 9, 10; Football 10, 11 . FRIZZLE, ELAINE: Chorus 10; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 10; Thespians 11; Varsity Singers 10; Vocational Education 10; Travel Club 11, 12. GAUTHIER, JOHN: Co-op 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Varsity Club 11, 12; Woodland A ide 11, 12. GENA W, DA WN: Chorus 9, 10. CENTNER, DEBBY: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 12; Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); Honor Society 11, 1 2 ; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 11; Girls ' Tra ck 9, 10, 11, 12. GLOMBOWSKI, JULIE: Chorus 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Girls ' Track 10, 11, 12. G0LUBINSK1, BARB: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Stage Band 9, 10; Cheerleader 9, 10; Class Officer 11 (Secretary); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Tennis 9. GRAGOWSKI, VICKY: Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Musical Cast 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Statistician 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Manager); Homecoming Parade 12. GREENHOE, AMY: AMPLIFIER Staff 10, 11 (Feature Editor), 12 (Co-Editor); BOEC 10,11; Cheerleader 9, 10 (Captain), 11, 12 (Captain); Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12 (Chairman); Class Officer 9 ( President ); French Club 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Cast 9; Pep Club 9, 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 9, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. GRESELL, ROBERT: Ski Club 12; Vocational Education 11, 12 (Lakeshore High School 9, 10 ). HART, MIKE: HART, PATTY: 80 - SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Of A New And Brighter Horizon HASTINGS, SHARON: Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Cheerleader 10, 12; Chorus 11, 12; Class Roots 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11 ( Vice President ); French Club 10, 11, 12 (President); Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee ; Musical Cast 11; Senior Play Crew; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 12; Swim Timettes 10, 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Thespians 12; Track 9, 10. HENDERSON, KATHY: AM PLIFIER Staff 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 1 1 ; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; Chorus 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Musical Crew 11; Senior Play Cast; Ski Club 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Thespians 12; Varsity Singers 11; VIKING Staff 12; Volleyball 10. HILL, RON: Baseball 9, 10, 11. HIMMEL, LARRY: Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10; Hockey 12; Student Council 11, 12; Vocational Education 12. HONDZINSKI, LORENE: Chorus 10, 11; Class Floats 11, 12; Class Officer 12 ( Secretary ); French Club 9; Hobby Club 9; Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee; Science Club 9; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9; Teacher’s Aide 9; Varsity Singers 11; Track 9; (Oxford High School 9, 10). HORNER, BECKY: Chorus 10; Drama Club 9, 10; French Club 9; Junior Play Crew ; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Crew 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 12; Senior Prom Committee; Theatre Club 9, 10 . HOWES, TODD: Basketball 9; Golf 12; Homecoming Escort 12. HUDSON, TERRY: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9 (Trainer). HUGENHOLTZ, ESTHER: Concert Band 12; Marching Band 12; Pep Band 12; Class Floats 12; French Club 12; Homecoming Court 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; YFU 12; Track 12. (Exchange Student from Holland). HYDE, NANCY: Vocational Education 12. 1MLER, CHRISTAL: BOEC 11; Cheerleader 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10 (President); Drama Club 9; French Club 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9, 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Girls’ Track 10. JAMES, DEBBIE: French Club 11; Steering Committee 11; Girls’ Volleyball 11, 12. JAMES, PAT: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Hockey 12; Vocational Education 12. JONES, MICHELLE: AMPLIFIER Staff 10, 11, 12 (Co-Editor-in-Chief); Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10,11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Co-op 11; Musical Crew 9; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Science Club 11; Steering Committee 11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Theatre Club 9; Varsity Singers 10. JOWETT, JAMES: Class Roots 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Boys’ Track 9, 10, 11. KEELER, BEV: Basketball 9, 10,11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. KELLEY, JEFF: (Clarkston High School 9, 10, Ilf KENNEDY, JULIE: Class Roots 9, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Prom Committee, Quill Scroll 12; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Theatre Club 9; VIKING Staff 11,12 (Senior Co-Editor). KENNEDY, BOB: Boys’ State 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Chibl2; Junior Play Cast; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Swim Team 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Thespians 11, 12; Theatre Club 10; Varsity Singers 9, 10. KERBYSON, DAWN: BOEC 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Library Service 10; Office Help 10, 11; Quill Scroll 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 9; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Business Manager and Copy Editor); YFU (Sweden). KIDDER, KAREN: Chorus 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Majorettes 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11; Swim Timettes 11. KING, ANDREA: Library Service 10, 11; Vocational Education 11. KING, DOUG: Chorus 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10; Drama Gub 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Crew 10; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; Woodland Aide 11, 12. KOSCHNITZKE, DAVE: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9; Student Council 12; Teacher’s Aide 11; Tennis 11; Varsity Club 11, 12 . KROHN, JODY: BOEC 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Musical Crew 9; Teacher’s Aide 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 11,12. LAGRUTH, DARLENE: Basketball 9; Chorus 9, 10; Class Roots 9, 10, 12; Co-op 12; Office Help 12; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 12. LAMB, MAR Y: Gass Floats 9, 10; Library Service 10; Majorettes 9 (Alternate); Vocational Education 11, 12. LASH, TERRY: Baseball 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9; Vocational Education 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. LASHER, LYNN: Class Floats 9, 11; Co-op 11, 12; Musical Crew 10. LEPINE, CECILIA: Chorus 9, 10, 12; Office Help 11; Library Service 12; Teacher’s Aide 12. LEPINE, MARY: Chrous 9, 10; Co-op 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 10. LEVERICH, DAN: Baseball 9; Basketball 10; Vocational Education 12. LEWIS, MICHELE : Co-op 12. LIDDLE, LISA: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Class Floats 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Girls’ Softball 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Girls’ Volleyball 10. 11, 12; Girls’ Track 9; Work Experience 12. LIDDLE, LORI: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11; Girls’ Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Work Experience 12. LOEDING, DEB: Co-op 11, 12; Junior Play Gew 11; Pep Club 12; Steering Committee 10; Swim Timettes 11; Teacher’s Aide 11. MACDONALD, DAWN: Cheerleader 9; Gass Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Office Help 10; Pep Club 9, 12; Pom-Pom Girls 12; Student Council 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; Track 11. MADER, CRAIG: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Class Officer 9 (Vice-President); Golf 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. MALLOREY, MAUREEN: Gass Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Office Help 9, 10; Senior Play Gew; Steering Committee 9, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 10, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Travel Club 10, 11 , 12 . MATHERS, ALBERT JAMES: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys’ State 12; Gass Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Science Club 11; Senior Play Gew; Student Council 9, 10, 12 (President); Varsity Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; (Almont High School 9, 10 ). MCLEAN, MARY: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Work Experience 12. M1EKSZTYN, LORI: Cheerleader 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Drama Club 12; Homecoming Court 12; Junior Play Cast; Musical Cast 11; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Gew; Steering Committee 9; Theatre Club 10; Varsity Singers 10, 11 12; Vocational Education 11. MILLER, MARY: Class Floats, 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11 (President); French Club 9; Girls’ State 11; Homecoming Court 9; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 ( Recording Secretary); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Statistician 9, 10, 11, 12 (Girls’ Basketball); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; VIKING Staff 9 (Frosh Editor), 10 (Sophomore Editor), 11 (Junior Editor), 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Homecoming Chairman 12. MILLS, BARRY: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9; Vocational Education 11, 12. MITCHELL, MICHELE: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12. MITCHELL , PATTY: BOEC 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Senior Play Gew; Ski Gub 12; Steering Committee 9, 11; Student Council 10; Teacher’s Aide 11; Vocational Education 10, 11; Travel Club 10, 11. MORRISON, BOYD: Co-op 12; Football 10; Vocational Education 10, 11, 12. NEILL, PETER: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Stage Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Class Floats 9, 10; Co-op 12; Student Council 9; Swim Team 9; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; N1RGANAKIS, STEVE: OATES, KEN: Baseball 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11; Vocational Education 11, 12; Work Experience 11 , 12 . O’BOYLE, DEBBIE: BOEC 12; Class Floats 9. 10, 11; Co-op 12; Office Help 9, 10; Steering Committee 9; Vocational Education 11, 12. O’BOYLE, PAT: Football 9, 10. O’DELL. MARY BETH: Senior Play Gew; Swim Timettes 11; Woodland Aide 11, 12. SENIOR DIRECTORY 81 Our Shining Past Promises Exciting Future OLES, NANCY; PAKE, DAVID: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9 (Treasurer); Co-op 12; Cross Country 9; Homecoming Escort 9, 12; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11; Vocational Education 12. PAKE, JON: Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10; Golf 9; Quill Scroll 12; Steering Committee 9; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Tennis 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Senior Co-Editor); Track 1 1, 12; Work Experience 12. PALMATEER, TOM: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Class Floats 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Chief Photographer). PARSONS, BRIAN: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 9, 10. PATTERSON, SCOTT: Football 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12. PEARSON, JANE: Sewing Crafts 11; Statistician (Volleyball) 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. PERRY, JOANNE: Chorus 9; Musical Crew 9; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Work Experience 12. PERUSKI, JOHN: Chorus 11; Football 9, 10, 11. PETRICK, STEWART: Cross Country 11, 12; Science Club 9; Swim Team 12; (New Iberia High School, LA. 9, 10). PETTEE, MARK: Junior Play Crew; Student Council 11; Vocational Education 11. POZAR, JEANNIE: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Annual Staff 11; Speech Debate; (Colstrip High School, MT9, 10, 11). POZIOS, EVANS: Class Floats 11, 12. QUAINE, MIKE: Basketball 9; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast 11; Student Council 11, 12; Swim Team 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. RANDALL, PAT: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Drama Club 9, 10; French Gub 9; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Cast 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 12; Senior Prom Committee ; Ski Club 12; Track 10, 11; Thespians 11; Theatre Club 9, 10; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Singers 9. RANDS, JEFF: Football 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12 REARDON, JIM: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 11; Football 9, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Teacher ' s Aide 9, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. (Warren Lincoln High School 9). REID, JIM: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Steering Committee 9; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Education 10, 11, 12. ROGERS, CHUCK: Class Floats 10, 11; Hockey 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11. ROMATZ, BECKY: Chorus 9, 10; Class Floats 11, 12; Co-op 12; Pep Club 12; Pom-Pon Girls 12 (Captain); Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12. ROSE, MICHELLE: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Floats 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11 ; Office Help 11; Softball 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Gub 11, 12. SAFFEE, TAMER A: Ski Gub 12; Steering Committee 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 12. Senior Announcement Committee; SANDERSON, SCOTT: Basketball 9; Class Floats 9, 10; Co-op 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. SAUNDERS, KIRK: Vocational Education 11, 12. SCHILLER, JULIE: BOEC 10,11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; French Club 9, 10, 1 1 ; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11. SCHREINER, DONNA: Vocational Education 11; (Northern High School 9, 10). SCHULTZ, PAMELA: Chorus 9; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Debate 9; Musical Crew 11, 12; Sewing Crafts 10; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee; Statistician 9 (Volleyball); Steering Committee 10, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; ISD Student Advisory Committee 12 SHARROW, RANDY: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. SIMMONS, JEFF: Basketball 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. SIMMONS, MARY: BOEC 11; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 11. SISCHO, SCOTT: Chorus 10; Vocational Education 11. SMALL, RA Y: Co-op 11, 12; Football 9. SMITH, BARBARA: Giorus 10; Theatre Club 10; Vocational Education 11, 12. SMITH, CAROL: Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Travel Club 10, 11, 12. SMITH, JEFF: Baseball 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Co-op 11, 12; Football 9, 10. SMITH, JOYCE: Co-op 12. STAGER, DEBBY: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Office Help 10; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Girls ' Track 9, 10. STOUT, DA YL: Football 9, 11; Student Council 9, 12; Varsity Gub 11; Vocational Education 11; Wrestling 9, 11, 12. STUMP, LORI: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 11; BOEC 12; Class Floats 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Junior Prom Committee; Mat Maid 11; Softball 11; Student Council 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Vocational Education 12. STURDEVANT, MICHAEL: Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9, 10; Class Floats 11; Steering Committee 11. SWIERKOSZ, JANET: Basketball 10, 11; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. TEEPLE, HOPE: Cheerleader 9, 11, 12; Gass Floats 9, 10, 11; French Club 9; Pep Club 9; Junior Play Crew 12; Student Council 10, 12. TETLOCK, JOANN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Co-op 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (Sergeant at Arms); Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. THOMAS, BOB: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Football 10, 12; Junior Play Cast; Musical Crew 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Gub 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Theatre Gub 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Track 11, 12. THORNTON, SANDY: Travel Club 11. TOBICZYK, GARY: Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Honor Society 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. TOMALO, JOE: Gass Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Wrestling 10. TORELLO, DENISE: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9; Teacher ' s Aide 1 1; Work Experience 12; Travel Club 9, 10, 11, 12. ULRICH, JENINE: Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 12; Girls ' Track 9, 10, 11, 12 . WAGAR, JOHN: WALTER, BILLIE SUE: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Basketball 11 (Trainer); Chrous 10; Gass Floats 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10; Honor Society 11, 12; Softball 11; Varsity Singers 10; Woodland Aides 11, 12. Chorus 9, 10; Class Floats 10, 11, 12; Debate 9; French Club 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10,11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Singers 9, 10; Woodland Aide 11, 12. WARSINSKI, DOUG: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Gew; Science Club 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Steering Committee 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Tennis 9, 10, 11; VIKING Staff 10, 11. WHITE, DEBBIE: Chorus 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12. WILSON, BRIAN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Gass Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. WILSON, CHERYL: Class Floats 9, 10, 11; Senior Play Gew; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11, 12. WILTSE, SUSAN: BOEC 10, 11; Cheerleader 9 (Co-Captain), 10 (Captain), 11 (Co-Captain); Co-op 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Court 10, 12; Junior Play Gew; Junior Prom Committee ; Musical Cast 11; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Singers 12. WORLEY, WILLIAM: WRIGHT, BRENDA: Woodland Aide 12. ZABLOCKI, LYNN: Chorus 9, 10; Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Cd-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Library Service 10; Ski Club 9; Student Council 9; Tennis 9; VIKING Staff 10, 11; Travel Club 10, 11, 1Z ZIMMER, MARK: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Co-Sports Editor ); Basketball 9 (Statistician); Boys ' State 11; Class Floats 9, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Trainer); Pep Club (Secretary) 12; Senior Play Cast; Ski Club 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Tennis 9; Varsity Gub 11,12 (Secretary). ZIMMER, MIKE: Class Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Gass Officer 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Trainer); Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 12 (President); Senior Play Cast 12; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Gub 12; Statistician 9; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9. 82 - SENIOR DIRECTOR Y WE ARE THE STARS Cheri Beaudry Tammy Beckley Tina Beedon Dave Beers Jeanne Bergdoll Sherrie Bellow Jim Benedict Jeff Bishop Patti Benoit Tom Bergstrom 84 JUNIORS THAT GUIDE ALL TOMORROWS Pat Bromley Dawn Brower Andy Bugg Paul Burczycki Byron Brock Scott Boshart Dan Butcher George Butler Chuck Cash Sue Clark Rick Cine JUNIORS 85 Our Thoughts Are Bursting Donna Dionne Mark Dortman Michael Doweling Jeff Drechsler Becky Dubreuil Lori Dubreuil Kathy Durcan Lori Durst Pam Eagen Bj£ Hi Karen Endelman 86 - JUNIORS Out Like Stars Anita Henschel Zac Herman $ Linda Hoag Roseann Horne Ben Homer Kerry Himmel Joe Hurley Laurie Jacobs Jerry Johnson Marilyn Johnson Paul Hudson JUNIORS -87 EVER YONE IS A STAR Natalie Jones T f r Dave Keener Wayne Kesner David Klais Stephanie Kota Kerry Krohn Chris Lambert Karen Lambert Chuck Lannin 88 - JUNIORS IN EVER Y WAY THEY ARE Roger Monish Linda Masar Renee McDonald Ron Mertz Becca Morrison Randy Mason Rob Miller Charles Alanzo Maynard Dalton McIntosh Scott A llan Miller Rick Munay JUNIORS - 89 The Stars Will Always Kip Paterson Dennis Phillips Daniel Quinn Paul Reed Ondy Reid Pat Reid 90 - JUNIORS Shine Brightly On Us Tim Sawdon Brian Simmons Kirk Smith Ijori Smith Mary Small JUNIORS - 91 STARS SHINE FOREVER Rick Smith Tom Snowden Tom Sprotberry I t Karri Stark Cheryl Sturdevant Sally Stark Grace Stewart Kim Stimac John Stoliker Sandy Swanson 92 - JUNIORS ON THE CLASS OF ’80 Mark Westbrook Brian Weymouth Barry Wheelis Sandy Wilczynski Cheryl Wilson Chip Wolfe Susan Wright Mark Wrubel Julie Zacharias Steve Zimmer Michelle Winkler JUNIORS - 93 Helping And Caring Are What Mr. Hadden Mrs. Burns The Junior Class Advisors I occupied themselves with class I activities this year. The Juniors I started off with a good amount I of money in their treasury. This was because of the success of Mr. Venia ’s project last year I of helping the class sell Viking I Mugs. This year again the I Juniors put out their best 1 effort to build the annual homecoming float. This year I Mrs. Rix, Mr. Patterson and Mr. Philp contributed their | time to help supervise the float-making festivities. While Juniors were busy lling refreshments in the Mr. Patterson, Chief Advisor 94 - JUNIOR ADVISORS The Advisors Are All About Mr. Philp concession stand , Mrs. Bellow I and Mrs. Burns were next door I making and selling coffee and hot chocolate. The main project was the prom. Mrs. Rix was the advisor for the prom. [ She spent a lot of time helping I prepare for Dreams V She also f was a guest at the prom. Mr. Hadden was also present at the I prom. The Juniors ' major I project is going to be money-raising activities so they will have a large treasury for a successful senior year , thanks to all the time and effort of our advisors. Mr. Skrzyniarz Mr. Schmorrow Mrs. Rix Mr. Vcnia JUNIOR ADVISORS 95 “Dreams” Become A Reality 96 - JUNIOR PROM At The Junior Prom “Dreams” was the theme of this year ' s Junior Prom . The prom was held at the SCCCC Student Center in Port Huron. Mrs. Rix was the chief chairman for the prom. The band was Krystyl Klear. Servers were Mike Richards and Pam Evans , Pat Richards and Diane Frendt , Brian Sawdon and Chris Wilson. Along with the fountains, flowers and the beautiful setting , the prom will always be a time to remember. JUNIOR PROM - 97 Leadership, A Universal Challenge Debbie M. Lents Secretary it The Junior Oass Officers and + c Steering Committee members had a-¥ very productive year. They were J +busy with prom festivities and •it money-raising activities. The officers it J were especially busy organizing the prom , while the Steering Committee •fc was busy in prom committees and+ ★ organizing money-raising ideas. BothM the officers and Steering Committee £ members put many hours in the •ft planning as well as the construction . of the Homecoming float. J Standing: Debbie Lents, Mike Dowding, Steve Socha, Roseann Home. Sitting: Karri Stark, Dawn Brower, Pam Eagen. 98 - JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE OFFICERS ;ha CO INC DER TO VARSITY CLUB HJW GUM THE STARS ARE BRIGHTER Ron Boddy Karl Boehm Kirk Bowen Kris Bowers Brenda Bowman Mike Bowman 100 - SOPHOMORES SECOND YEAR AROUND Scot Campbell Jill Brown Nancy Brown Doug Campbell Merri Campbell Grant Collins Jim Conrad SOPHOMORES - 101 OUR SKY IS FILLED Carol Decker Kyle Decker Karen DeLand Nancy DeMeester It was a rare occasion when the Sophomores were defeated in the Battle Cry. Their spirit and enthusiasm were overwhelming. They captured first place almost every pep assembly. At Homecoming they won the “ Spirit Jug ” by showing that they were number “One. ” With the support of ev ery student, pep assemblies became dominated by the Class of ’ 81 . 102 - SOPHOMORES WITH “SPIRIT STARS” Jana Epley Jeff Farr Walter Fody Gary Ernest Pam Evans John Fanion Jill Feick Don Fick Bob Fiek SOPHOMORES - 103 “Hey, There — You Mary Gentner Annette Gibson John Giffer Bonnie Gilroy Brenda Glombowski Denise Gohibinski f wr X Dana Goodin Julie Groch Kathy Hart Connie Hart Mike Green 104 - SOPHOMORES With The Stars In Your Eyes ” L l ' ' j Sue Keener Joy Kerbyson Nancy Ketchum Michelle Kennedy SOPHOMORES - 105 BEAUTY SHINES OVER Brigette Mathes Brenda McLean Mike Maynard John McNichol Dave Melville Sophomore Representatives for Homecoming: Julie Groch, Lori Wilson, Jill Feick. Jill Miller Penny Miller Ralph Miller 106 - SOPHOMORES THE CLASS OF ' 81 Sophomore Representatives for Homecoming: Connie Hart, Pam Evans, Tammy Mason. Joseph Osentoski Erv Partain Lorraine Paterson Kenneth Patt ison Cheryl Pavlik Doug Pelton Bruce Petrick Rick Pierce Jamie Pioch Robert Precour SOPHOMORES - 107 They’re Building Their Way Lisa Preston Steve Rymers Mike Richards Jennifer Ross Greg Saffee 108 - SOPHOMORES To A Victory In The Sky Kim Simmonds Bonnie Smarch Bob Smith Lisa Smyth Virginia Schulze Corrine Smarch Scott Smith John Shafran Mike Sherer Sheri Siemen Diane Simmonds Kathleen Small SOPHOMORES - 109 THE SKY IS THE LIMIT John Sturdevant Scott Taylor Mary Troy Chrystal Swoffer Jerry Thibodeau Lenora Tyler Terri Tyler 110 - SOPHOMORES FOR THE SOPHOMORE STARS Rob Vikstrom Jim Vollstaedt Chris Vonalt Sandy Wilson Lori Wilson Darla Wojcik SOPHOMORES 111 They Guided Our Class Mr. Elsholz, Chief Advisor Mrs. Baker Mr. Braun The Sophomore advisors were of | | great assistance to the class of 81. They guided the students to a I | prosperous year in all areas. One of the areas they helped was the float. At least one advisor was supervising each night. Mr. Puskarich was the head of all float activities. With ns I I guidance and the help of the others , [ 1 the Sophomores captured first | I place in the float competition. In I ] the fund-raising activities Mrs. [ Baker was in charge. She supervised I I the selling of candy and many otherj I money-making projects. «| Mrs. Elsholz 112 - SOPHOMORE ADVISORS With Their Shining Light Mr. Puskarich Mr. Salvo ★ Mr. Yon SOPHOMORE ADVISORS - 113 They’re Our Key To Success Standing: Scott Stevens, Greg Saffee, Chuck Salgot, Erv Partain. Sitting: Sharon Miller, Chris Vonalt, Kathy Hart, Howard Hillman. The Sophomores had a fine year because of their organized Steering Committee and officers. These people guided their class to a prosperous year in all areas. They started the year off with a victory in the float competition. Next th ey had many bake sales , sold popcorn at home basketball and football games , and sponsored a “ Count-a-Bean ” contest , all of which proved to be profitable. They brought the year to an end with the sale of candy. These activities built their treasury for the future. Class Officers: Lori Wilson, Secretary; Allan Koppelberger, President; Cheryl Pavlik, Vice-President. 114 - SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS THE CLASS OF ’82 W K John Allor Marcy Boshart Karen Bowen Gary Benson Ann Bixler Wendy Boettner Chuck Bommarito 116- FRESHMEN SHINES BRIGHTLY LIKE A STAR } Bill Bowman Brian Bowman Lisa Clark Ann Cleaver Troy Bright Jeff Brougham Dave Bushaw Faith Burczycki FRESHMEN - 117 These Young Stars Susan Conrad Jay Coon Barbara Cur f man Dan Curley Rich Currie Jennifer Curtis Melissa Day Bob Day Lisa Dease Todd Dingman — a Les DeBoyer Chris Dill Scott Doan Freshman Representatives for the 1 9 78 - 79 Homecoming: Standing: Ann Bixler, Vickie Schess, Wendy Boettner, Marisa Hands. Sitting: Jan Everitt, Susan Haas, Jennifer Curtis, Sonja Stoinoff, Traci Murray. Craig Dobson Kevin Dortman Debbie Downs Patty Durcan Tammy Durst Kim Dora 118 - FRESHMEN Grow Brighter Every Day Jan Everitt Brian Fanion Tim Ferguson Carol Foglesong Etta Franklin Joe Gardner Cathy Ginsberg Leo Gaffney Dennis Fuller Mary Goodmen Randy Goniwicha Cheryl Gardner M Linda Gehrke ' r ■ f Bob Gottschalk Robert Grant Mark Green Chris Grosser FRESHMEN- 119 Our First Year Here Ron Horne Holly Heaman Ron Hoskins Sam Hudson Mary Hutchinson Kathleen Jacque Danny Jacobs i Michelle James Mark Janiszewski Jim Johnson 4 4«=U 1 VY Steph Johnson 120 - FRESHMEN And We Feel Like Stars Karyn Jowett Joe Kammer Gordie Kennedy Scott King FRESHMEN - 121 WE WILL SHINE Paul Mathers Karen McCallum Don McGellan Ray McDonald Donna Jo McNabb 122 - FRESHMEN FOR YEARS TO COME Cheryl Purkiss Rob Purkiss Becky Raines Leon Ramsey Mary Randall Pi Eric Priehs FRESHMEN - 123 Ray Randall Robin Redford Dave Reid John Reid Rick Robinson Mike Robson Debbie Roosenberg Jill Rose Pat Rushing Connie Rutkowski Annette Samson Jill Saunders Sarah Savage They Will Never Be Lisa Sawdon Jodi Sedwick Kevin Schweihofer Tom Shafran Vicki Schess Keith Schweihofer 124 - FRESHMEN A Falling Star Marvin Shaen Smith Kim Smarch Mike Siler Teresa Siemen Brenda Simmons Dan Simonds Jerry Skuta David Smith Cindy Smarch t Mike Simmons Rick Snook Sue Snowden Cammie Sorrel Rita Stark Mike Steinert Kelly Stevens Sonja Stoinoff Les Storey FRESHMEN - 125 Let A Beacon of Light Bill Uren Carol Vanlerberghe Martha Visga Joni Venia Darlene VanTiem 126 - FRESHMEN Guide Our Way Sue Watson Lynne Wedge Dan Wilson Jim Wilson John Wilson Tina Wilson Robin Winkler Sue Wixson Gary Zauner Vitos n’ 1982 Lisa Zimmer FRESHMEN - 127 With Their Guidance , They Will Mrs. Campbell Mr. Gkekas Mrs. Heyboer Mr. Jackson Mr. Lindke 128 - FRESHMAN ADVISORS Take Us To The Farthest Stars Mrs. McCall Mr. MacDonald Miss Mullen Mr. Suprenant Mr. Wheeler Mrs. Wilton, Chief Advisor FRESHMAN ADVISORS - 129 The Stars Which We Follow Standing: Rick Snook, Eric Priehs. Sitting: Susan Haas, Kathy Sygit, Ann Cleaver, Lori King, Jennifer Curtis, Robin Winkler. Dan Poulos, Vice-President; John Hartig, President; Karyn Jowett, Secretary; Jim Johnson, Treasurer. 130 - FRESHMAN STEERING COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS VARSITY FOOTBALL Sept. 8 Vikings 7 P.H. Northern 47 Sept. 15 Vikings 12 St. Clair 7 Sept. 22 Vikings 21 Anchor Bay 12 Sept. 29 Vikings 31 P.H. Central 14 Oct. 6 Vikings 33 Algonac 7 Oct. 13 Vikings 14 Marine City 38 Oct. 20 Vikings 27 Oscoda 14 Oct. 27 Vikings 21 Cr os-Lex 7 Nov. 3 Vikings 27 Lutheran East 8 CROSS COUNTRY Sept. 12 Vikings 15 Lutheran East 40 Sept. 14 Vikings 27 St. Clair 30 Sept. 21 Vikings 22 Anchor Bay 35 Sept. 23 Vikings 10th place Shrine Invitational Sept. 28 Vikings 33 P.H. Central 23 Sept. 30 Vikings 6th place Marlette Invitational Oct. 3 Vikings 15 Imlay City 50 Oct. 4 Vikings 31 North Branch 24 Oct. 5 Vikings 28 Algonac 29 Oct. 7 Vikings 2nd place Irish Invitational Oct. 12 Vikings 24 Marine City 35 Oct. 14 Vikings 3rd place City Meet Oct. 19 Vikings 35 Fraser 44 Port Huron 44 Oct. 21 Vikings 4 th place St. Clair County Meet Oct. 26 Vikings 20 Cros-Lex 43 Oct. 28 Vikings 9th place Regionals Nov. l Vikings 3rd place S.C.A.L. BOYS’ VARSITY — J.V. BASKETBALL V. J.V. Dec. 5 Romeo 71-70 55-65 Dec. 8 Cros-Lex 58-56 48-52 Dec. 12 St. Clair 56-53 47-58 Dec. 15 Anchor Bay 61-43 38-53 Dec. 19 Imlay City 49-62 52-32 Dec. 28 P.H. Northern 51-56 Dec. 29 P.H. Central 50-53 Jan. 5 P.H. Central 61-56 46-32 Jan. 9 Algonac 50-52 48-43 Jan. 12 Marine City 55-44 41-29 Jan. 16 L’Anse Creuse 57-58 50-43 Jan. 26 Cros-Lex 41-48 50-38 Jan. 30 St. Clair 60-53 56-51 Feb. 2 Anchor Bay 56-54 55-52 Feb. 9 P.H. Central 61-56 52-37 Feb. 16 Algonac 52-57 69-50 Feb. 20 Imlay City 43-57 35-42 Feb. 23 Marine City 63-65 51-35 Feb. 27 Lutheran East 53-71 60-47 Mar. 1 De La Salle 49-62 30-41 Mar. 7 North Brancn 78-73 Mar. 10 Imlay City 53-62 Sporting J.V. FOOTBALL Sept. 7 Vikings 0 P.H. Northern 36 Sept. 14 Vikings 26 St. Clair 14 Sept. 21 Vikings 31 Anchor Bay 0 Sept. 28 Vikings 29 P.H. Central 14 Oct. 5 Vikings 40 Algonac 8 Oct. 12 Vikings 30 Marine City 6 Oct. 19 Vikings 14 Lutheran East 7 Oct. 26 Vikings 53 Cros-Lex 22 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Dec. 7 Vikings 63 Cros-Lex 41 Dec. 11 Vikings 62 St. Clair 59 Dec. 14 Vikings 46 Anchor Bay 36 Dec. 21 Vikings 57 P.H. High 48 Jan. 4 Vikings 36 P.H. Central 54 Jan. 8 Vikings 52 Algonac 54 Jan. 11 Vikings 32 Marine City 59 Jan. 16 Vikings 54 P.H. Northern 46 Jan. 23 Vikings 61 P.H. High 53 Jan. 29 Vikings 45 St. Clair 34 Feb. 1 Vikings 39 Anchor Bay 57 Feb. 8 Vikings 62 P.H. Central 66 Feb. 13 Vikings 44 P.H. Northern 40 Feb. 15 Vikings 44 Algonac 46 Feb. 19 Vikings 52 Cros-Lex 39 Feb. 22 Vikings 56 Marine City 58 GIRLS’ VARSITY — J.V. BASKETBALL Sept. 7 Yale 78-39 18-7 Sept. 12 Imlay City 55-34 17-29 Sept. 14 P.H. Central 49-41 24-22 Sept. 19 P.H. High 62-17 26-23 Sept. 21 Algonac 57-30 35-29 Sept. 26 Marine Ci ty 63-37 38-32 Sept. 28 Memphis 67-42 26-17 Oct. 3 Lakes ho re 64-49 27-51 Oct. 5 Cros-Lex 62-21 39-22 Oct. 15 St. Clair 70-53 34-32 Oct. 17 Anchor Bay 70-50 39-28 Oct. 19 P.H. Central 55-45 19-29 Oct. 24 Algonac 57-54 49-37 Oct. 26 Marine City 54-41 38-29 Nov. 7 Cros-Lex 72-17 36-22 Nov. 10 St. Clair 70-46 44-34 Nov. 14 P.H. Central 62-49 3742 Nov. 15 Anchor Bay 53-40 25-37 Nov. 20 P.H. Northern 36-40 Nov. 21 P.H. High 3841 Nov. 27 Marine City 67-37 Nov. 30 Algonac 5840 Dec. 2 P.H. Central 53-61 Events That FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Sept. 13 Vikings 23 St. Clair 8 Sept. 20 Vikings 21 Anchor Bay 12 Sept. 27 Vikings 36 P.H. Central 30 Oct. 4 Vikings 37 Algonac 22 Oct. 11 Vikings 22 Marine City 8 Oct. 18 Vikings 20 Richmond 14 Oct. 25 Vikings 29 Cros-Lex 8 SWIM TEAM Dec. 1 Vikings 37 DeLaSalle 46 Dec. 5 Vikings 110 River Rouge 61 Dec. 9 Washabough Relays 3rd Dec. 14 Vikings 89 Romeo 83 Jan. 4 Vikings 39 DeLaSalle 44 Jan. 6 Vikings 23 Chelsea 60 Jan. 9 Vikings 65 Fraser 105 Jan. 11 Vikings 50 Romeo 33 Jan. 18 Vikings 65 Roseville Brablec 18 Jan. 22 Vikings 106 South Lake 66 Jan. 29 Vikings 80 Mt. Morris 92 Feb. 6 Vikings 51 Roseville 32 Feb. 13 Vikings 56 River Rouge 27 Feb. 15 Vikings 66 Chelsea 105 Feb. 28 Invitational 3rd place March 3 Chelsea Invitational 5th place HOCKEY Nov. 30 Vikings 8 Lakeville 1 Dec. 2 Vikings 1 Flint Carmen 11 Dec. 7 Vikings 15 St. Clair 6 Dec. 14 Vikings 5 P.H. High 6 Dec. 21 Vikings 2 P.H. Northern 12 Dec . 27 Vikings 9 St. Francis Cabrini 2 Dec. 28 Vikings 1 P.H. High 9 Jan. 4 Vikings 9 St. Clair 1 Jan. 11 Vikings 3 Swartz Creek 2 Jan. 18 Vikings 2 South Lake 5 Jan. 22 Vikings 1 Frazer 12 Feb. 1 Vikings 7 River Rouge 4 Feb. 17 Vikings 6 Southgate 0 Feb. 22 Vikings 4 P.H. Central 10 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL V. J.V. Jan. 3 P.H. High Won Lost Jan. 8 Imlay City Won Won Jan. 10 Cros-Lex Won Lost Jan. 11 P.H.N. Lost Lost Jan. 15 St. Clair Lost Lost Jan. 17 Anchor Bay Won Lost Jan. 22 P.H. Central Won Lost Jan. 24 Algonac Won Won Jan. 29 Marine City Won Lost Feb. 7 Cros-Lex Won Lost Feb. 12 St. Clair Won Lost Feb. 14 Anchor Bay Won Lost Feb. 19 P.H. Central Won Lost Feb. 21 Algonac Won Lost Feb. 26 Imlay City Won Lost Feb. 28 Marine City Won Won 132 - SPORTS SCHEDULE Remain in Our Memories GIRLS’ TRACK April 12 Marine City Home April 14 P.H. High Home April 18 lmlay City - Yale Away April 26 Romeo Home April 27 Cros-Lex Away April 29 P.H. Invitational Away May 1 Richmond - Yale Home May 3 St. Clair Home May 8 Anchor Bay Away May 10 P.H. Central Home May 13 City Meet Away May 15 L ’Anse Creuse Away May 20 Regionals Away May 24 SCAL Home May 31 Times Herald Home June 3 State Meet Away GOLF Sept. 8 Vikings 171 Cros-Lex 173 Sept. 11 Vikings 169 St. Clair 172 Sept. 13 Vikings 158 Anchor Bay 178 Sept. 15 Vikings 171 P.H. Central 179 Sept. 18 Vikings 151 Algonac 203 Sept. 20 Vikings 162 Marine City 198 Sept. 22 Vikings 215 Oxford 219 Sept. 25 Vikings 171 Cros-Lex 190 Sept. 27 Vikings 160 St. Clair 188 Sept. 29 Vikings 166 Anchor Bay 195 Sept. 30 Marie tte Invitational 6th Oct. 2 Vikings 166 P.H. Central 176 Oct. 4 Vikings 173 Algonac 210 Oct. 6 Vikings 170 Marine City 181 Oct. 9 SCAL 1st Oct. 14 Regionals 1st Oct. 16 City Meet 2nd Oct. 21 State Finals J.V. BASEBALL April 1 7 Marine City Home April 19 P.H. Northern Away April 21 L A nse Creuse Away April 23 Cros-Lex Away April 26 St. Clair Home April 28 lmlay City Home April 30 Anchor Bay Away May 2 Algonac Away May 3 P.H. Central Home May 7 Algonac Home May 10 Marine City Away May 12 P.H. High Home May 15 Yale Home May 17 Cros-Lex Home May 21 St. Clair Away May 24 Anchor Bay Home May 29 P.H. Central Away BOYS’ TRACK April 18 Marine City Home April 20 P.H. Northern Away April 23 Algonac Home April 25 Fraser-Lutheran East Home April 27 Marysville Relays Home May 2 Cros-Lex Away May 5 St. Clair Home May 9 Anchor Bay Away May 12 Oxford Inv. Away May 16 P.H. Central Home May 19 Regionals May 23 S.C.A.L. Home May 24 J.V.S.C.A.L. Away May 25 City Meet P.H.N. May 30 Times Herald P.H.N. June 2 State Finals Away FRESHMAN BASEBALL April 25 L ’A nse Creuse Home April 26 Lutheran East Away April 30 Powell Home May 1 Anchor Bay Home May 3 L ' A nse Creuse Away May 8 Mt. Clemens Away May 9 Anchor Bay Away May 11 L ’A nse p Creuse Away May 15 Lutheran East Home May 18 L ’Anse Creuse Home May 21 Romeo Away May 29 Mt. Clemens Home WRESTLING Dec. 2 Richmond Invitational 6th Dec. 7 Vikings 15 Port Huron 55 Dec. 14 Vikings 18 Lutheran East 50 Dec. 15 Vikings 54 Crosse Pte. S. 23 Dec. 16 Clarenceville Invitational 5th Dec. 20 Vikings 45 lmlay City 24 Jan. 4 Vikings 33 St. Clair 37 Jan. 6 Yale Invitational 2nd Jan. 11 Vikings 28 Marine City 37 Jan. 13 Marysville Invitational 3rd Jan. 18 Vikings 17 Algonac 45 Jan. 25 Vikings 34 Anchor Bay 32 Jan. 27 Vikings 44 Lakeview 21 Vikings 46 Eisenhower 22 Vikings 27 L’Anse Creuse 36 Jan. 30 City Tournament 4th Feb. 1 Vikings 18 P.H. Central 36 Feb. 6 Vikings 27 South Lake 48 Feb. 10 SCAL 3rd Feb. 15 Vikings 41 Memphis 33 Feb. 17 District 13th - 27 pts. Feb. 24 Regionals Nth - 9 pts. Mar. 3 State Finals TENNIS April 17 Marine City Away April 23 Cros-Lex Home April 25 L ’A nse Creuse N. Home April 26 St. Clair Away April 30 Anchor Bay Home May 2 Algonac Home May 3 P.H. Central Away May 7 Algonac Away May 9 Armada Away May 10 Marine City Home May 12 City Tournament — P.H. Away May 17 Cros-Lex Away May 18-19 Regionals May 21 St. Clair Home May 26 Anchor Bay Away May 29 P.H. Central Home May 30 SCAL June -? State Finals VARSITY BASEBALL April 14 Port Huron Home April 1 7 Marine City Home April 21 L ’Anse Creuse Away April 23 Cros-Lex Away April 26 St. Clair Home April 28 lmlay City Home April 30 Anchor Bay Away May 2 Algonac Away May 3 P.H. Central Home May 7 Algonac Home May 12 City Tournament May 15 Yale Away May 17 Cros-Lex Home May 21 St. Clair Away May 24 Anchor Bay Home May 26 Pre-Districts May 29 P.H. Central Away June 2 Districts June 9 Regionals June 16 State Finals GIRLS’ SOFTBALL April 17 Marine City Away April 19 Mt. Clemens Away April 23 Cros-Lex Home April 26 St. Clair Away April 28 Lutheran East Away April 30 Anchor Bay Home May 2 Algonac Home May 3 P.H. Central Away May 5 Port Huron Away May 7 Algonac Away May 10 Marine City Home May 12 City Tournament May 15 Yale Home May 17 Cros-Lex Away May 21 St. Clair Home May 24 Anchor Bay Away May 26 Pre-Districts Away May 29 P.H. Central June 2 Districts June 9 Regionals June 16 State Finals SPORTS SCHEDULE - 133 Athletes Continually Rise , Fifth Row: Dave Pake, Todd Howes, Terry Hudson, Brian Simmons, Robert Thomas, Dave Koschnitzke, Jon Pake, Brian Wilson, Chris Cruickshank, Jim Mathers, Rick Smith. Fourth Row: Jim Bixler, Brian Bambusch, Pat Reid, Kirk Smith, Craig Mader, John Stoliker, George Butler, Steve Socha, Doug Campbell, Jeff Drechsler. Third Row: Jim Reid, Barry Mills, Dave Beaudry, Mark Frendt, Mike Gaffney, Ed Mertz, Mike Zimmer, Chuck Lannin, John Gauthier. Second Row: Terry Curley, Larry Rands, Dayl Stout, Zac Herman, Scott Patterson, Jim Benedict, Paul Wedge, Gary Siemen, Mark Siemen, Jim Reardon. First Row: Pat Bromley, Mike Baker, Mike Quaine, Roger Morrish, Guy LeCaine, Mark Zimmer, Terry Lash, Tom Snowden. Boys 9 Varsity Club members were very active this year. Calendars were sold and they ran the concession stand at basketball games. “Sock Hops” were an added attraction , and also very profitable , after most home Varsity Basketball games. Among other activities, the club went to view a baseball game at Tiger Stadium. Chris Cruickshank was president this year; Jim Mathers - vice president; Mark Zimmer - secretary; Jim Bixler - treasurer; and Mike Quaine and Dave Beaudry were sergeants at arms. Advisors were Coach Braun and Coach Jackson. 134 - BOYS ' VARSITY CLUB Their Achievement Climbs Fourth Row: Patricia Boyle, Amy Greenhoe, Lisa Liddle, Patti Benoit, Karen Endelman, Brenda McLean. Third Row: Debbie Centner, Jean Drechsler, Jane Pearson, Vicky Gragowski, Mary McLean, Lori Stump. Second Row: JoAnn Tetlock, Marilyn Johnson, Tina Beedon, Lisa Butcher, Cheryl Wilson, Janet Swierkosz. First Row: Kristy Darnell, Sharon Hastings, Pat Randall, Cathy Albert, Julie Glombowski. (Not Pictured: Lori Liddle, Bev Keeler, Cindy Reid, Michelle Rose.) In order to be a member of the Girls’ Varsity Club , a student must have at least one Varsity Letter. To be qualified in the club , a girl may earn this letter by participating in a Girls’ Varsity Sport , such as Track , Basketball Volleyball , Swimming , Softball or by being a Varsity Cheerleader. This is the fourth year for the club. This year’s officer s are President, Michelle Rose ; Vice-President , Lisa Butcher; Secretary , Debbie Gentner; Treasurer, Lisa Liddle; Sergeant at Arms, Lori Liddle. Advisor: Mrs. Burns GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB - 135 As They Compete Third Row: Brian Bowman, Chris Grosser, Mike Maynard, Mr. Martin, Tim Ferguson, Scott Forster. Second Row: Ken Benoit, Steve Zimmer, Jon Wahl, Jim Forster, Mike Baker, Steve Aitken. Front Row: Gary Fraser-Lee, Captain Gary Tobiczyk, Todd Howes, Guy LeCaine, Scott Sanderson, Jim Livingston. The 1978-79 Golf Team had a 13-0 season this year , 12-0 in the SCAL. Our Golf Team is ranked twelfth in the state. Gary Tobiczyk won the SCAL Meet with a 79. Of the 4 players taken to the meet , all 4 made the SCAL Team. They are Gary Tobiczyk with a season s average of 38; Gary Fraser-Lee t an average of 40; Scott Sanderson , an average of 43; and Guy LeCaine , with a season’s average of 44. Gary Tobiczyk and Gary Fraser-Lee were placed on the All-Blue Water Area Golf Team. Gary Tobiczyk had a season low of 33. He tied for second in the State Match. Gary Fraser-Lee tied for fourth in the SCAL Tournament with an 83. He also finished second in the City Tournament with an 81. 136 - GOLF The Stars Watch Over Them A young team with only two seniors , the 1978-79 Crosscountry Team took second in the SCAL League. They also took second in the Notre Dame Invitational and had a 9-2 record in the Dual Meets. This year ' s most valuable runner wm Gary Siemen. Lynne Wedge was voted the Most Improved Runner. She is the first girl to receive a Varsity Letter in Cross Country. Jim Benedict was captain of the team. Jim also received the Sportsmanship Award. Standing: Trainer Jeff Ropp, Aubrey Petrick. Kneeling: Paul Wedge, Mark Siemen, Janiszewski, Chris Dill, Mr. Patterson, Jim Benedict, Lynne Wedge, Gary Siemen, Leonard Cochran, Stewart Petrick, Bruce Mike Cochran. CROSS COUNTR Y - 137 138 Jump Sandy Wilson and Brenda Glombowski. To The JV Cheerleaders - Top Row: Jennifer Ross, Lori Wilson, Chris Vonalt. Bottom Row: Marie Carufel, Jill Feick, Bonnie Smarch, Julie Groch. CHEERLEADERS Height Of The Sky Varsity Cheerleaders - Top Row: Pat Randall. Middle Row: Kristy Darnell, Sharon Hastings. Bottom Row: Amy Greenhoe, Hope Teeple, Jane Merchant, Sandy Swanson, Patricia Boyle. Kneeling: Kathy Durcan. Advisor: Mrs. Winzeler. Freshman Cheerleaders - Top Row: Wendy Boettner, Lori King, Mary Randall. Bottom Row: Joni Venia, Kari Tomlo, Marisa Hands. CHEERLEADERS - 139 The Vikings Earn n - a a u s b tt s Third Row: Roger Morrish, Mike Zimmer, Tom Snowden, Terry Lash, James A. Reid, Chuck Lannin, Chris Collins, Bill Farnsworth, John Stoliker, John Peruski, Pat Bromley, Mike Quaine, Mark Zimmer. Second Row: Coach Jackson, Coach Houck, Mike Gaffney, Steve Socha, Rick Smith, Bob Thomas, Fd Mertz, Brian Simmons, Dave Barbe, George Butler, Pat Reid, Coach Braun. First Row: Mark Frendt, Jim Mathers, Jeff Vollstaedt, Jim Bixler, Chris Cruickshank, Jeff Simmons, Terry Hudson, Randy Sharrow, Jim Reardon, Dave Beaudry. The past season fall sports banquet was held on November 13th and the following athletes were honored in their respective categories: Chris Cruickshank and Jeff Simmons received the captains award. The Sportsmanship award had co-recipients in Chris Cruickshank and Jim Mathers. Jeff Simmons was named this year’s most valuable player. Chris Cruickshank and Jim Bixler shared the Townsend Award , while Dave Beaudry and Randy Sharrow were nominated as outstanding defensive players. Juniors Tom Snowden and George Butler won the Oil Can award. Next year’s co-captains were also named; they are Bill Farnsworth , Jeff Vollstaedt and Rick Smith. Jeff Simmons and Bill Farnsworth were also selected for the All Blue Water Area Team. 140 - VARSITY FOOTBALL A Gold Star! Coach Braun recorded his 100th win this season to round out his 14th year as head of the Vikings. The Vikings enjoyed a great 7-2 season behind some strong running from Senior halfback Jeff Simmons. With this fine season the Vikings wrapped up a third consecutive SCAL title. One highlight of the Viking season was a trip to Oscoda during which the Vikes crushed the Oscoda Owls. On the way back Coach Braun took the team to see Central Michigan play Northern Illinois. VARSITY FOOTBALL - 141 THE VIKINGS ARE LED Third Row: Derrick Brower, Dave Gaffney, Jim Warren, Vance Snyder, Mike Bowman, Brad Woolman, Brian Stoinoff, Dan Mack, Trainer Erv Partain. Second Row: Trainer Brian King, Manager Jeff Norris, Bob Smith, Pat Richards, Scott Stevens, Dan DeShon, Rick Pierce, Dan Lash, Joe Lukasek. First Row: Coach Venia, Mike Netter, Ron Vanderwill, Dennis Socha, Brian Sawdon, Mike Richards, Joe Osentoski, Paul Dionne, Scott Taylor, Coach Hadden. In the SCAL the Vikings had a SCAL CHAMPS 142 - JV FOOTBALL BY THE STAR OF VICTORY SCAL No. 1 The Freshman team had a very successful year. They were undefeated in the league to give them the SCAL title. The Vikings made it through the year by having lots of spirit and enthusiasm. Barry Braun was elected leader of the team for the 1978 season. The Freshman Team finished the season with a 7-0 record Fourth Row: Toby Medford, Lou Patterson, Todd Baker, Jeff Harris, Mike Siler, John Hartig, Jeff Troy, Brad Allen, Dan Curley, Bob Miller. Third Row: Steve Morrish, Dan Wilson, Jeff Brougham, Tony Maraget, Bob Miller, Mike Robinson, Jim Wilson, Sam Hudson, Barry Braun, Bill Bowman. Second Row: Coach Gkekas, Paul Schess, Dave Reid, Jim Johnson, Scott Beaudry, Eric Priehs, Jeff Lock, Vince Pratt, Rick Snook, Ron Home, Perry Harvey, Coach Knuth. First Row: Trainer Mike Bailey, Jim Cataldo, Mike Simmons, Greg Lymburncr, Jeff Levandowski, Tim Cataldo, Lee Bennett, Jon Lehto, Jerry Skuta, Paul Mathers. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - 143 Viking Girls Shoot Standing: Mary McLean, Karen Endclman, Marilyn Johnson. Kneeling: Michelle Rose, Lori Liddle, Brenda McLean, Coach Allen, JoAnn Tetlock, Sue Clark, Trainer; Patti Lisa Liddle, Tina Beedon, Cindy Reid, Benoit, Bev Keeler. Statisticians: Mary Miller, Lisa Butcher, Sharon Miller, Jill Rose, Janet Swierkosz, Jean Drechsler. The 1978 Girls ' Basketball team was remarkable . They did not stop stunning their opponents throughout the season. Led by Coach Allen , they captured many honors. This being Coach Allen ' s fourth year with girls ' basketball he guided them to one victory after another. The girls finished their regular season with a record of 18-0, seizing the league championship by defeating PHC twice. The team dropped two games in the City Tournament, but bounced back with two victories in the districts. Then advancing to the district finals, they ended their season with a loss to PHC. Their record overall was 20-3. Honors were awarded to Brenda McLean, a sophomore, the Most Valuable player, SCAL 1st team, All-State Honorable Mention, All-Area 1st team. Marilyn Johnson received the Most Improved Player and Sportsmanship Award. Next year ' s captains are Marilyn Johnson and Patti Benoit. Patti Benoit was also named to the SCAL 2nd team. 144 - GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL For The Sky Bev Keeler-Senior Honorable Mention SCAL Forward Lori Liddle-Senior Forward 0 4 4 JoAnn Tetlock-Senior 2nd Team SCAL Captain-Guard Michelle Rose-Senior Guard Lisa Liddle-Senior 2nd Team SCAL Sportsmanship Award Center GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL - 145 They Could Jump To Jupiter Standing: Karen Koehler, Lisa Preston, Joyce Taylor, Michelle James, Diane Hoetger, Lisa Smyth, Captain; Nancy Nofs, Karen Phillips, Lori Lasko, Janice Taylor, Coach Schmorrow. Kneeling: Tina Wilson, Diane Simmonds, Cindy Smarch, Patty Durcan, Robin Winkler, Linda Laidlaw. Not Pictured: Jamie Pioch, Brigette Mathers. The Girls’ JV Basketball team did extremely well this season. With the guidance of their new coach , Mr. Schmorrow , they managed to finish the season with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses ranking 2nd in the SCAL. There were many close games in which the Vikettes came out on top because of their spirit and determination. This year’s captain was Lisa Smyth. 146 - GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Spike It To Saturn ! The 1978-79 Girls’ JV Volleyball season was one of learning. The twelve Freshman members of the team were busy working on the basic skills while the five Sophomores perfected theirs. It was the first season of coaching for Mrs. Wilton , so she went through the learning experiences with the rest of the team. The finished product from all this hard work was a team that had spirit , sportsmanship , and dedication throug hout the entire season. Third Row: Diane Hoetger, Statistician; Brigette Mathers, Joyce Taylor, Sharon Miller, Sue Wixson, Michelle James, Coach Wilton. Second Row: Julaine Turnbull, Robin Winkler, Teresa Siemen, Pam Rivard, Jill Rose, Karen Koehler, Debbie Ward, Trainer. First Row: Diane Simmonds, Cindy Smarch, Jill Vollstaedt, Patty Durcan, Karyn Jowett, Tina Wilson. GIRLS ' JV VOLLEYBALL - 147 Vikettes Sweep The Skies Third Row: Brenda McLean, Cheryl Wilson, Deborah Ann Janies, Janice Havens, Lisa Liddle. Second Row: Mrs. Rix, JoAnn Tetlock, Karen Endelman, Renae Ward, Tina Beedon, Patti Benoit. First Row: Vicky Gragowski, Andrea Bugg, Kathy Netter, Janet Swierkosz, Jenine Ulrich, Lisa Butcher. 148 - GIRLS’ VARSITY With Victory Stars ! The Varsity Volleyball team had their best season in three years. With the guidance of Coach Rix , they built a record of 11 wins and 1 loss ranking 1st in the SCAL regular season and 2nd in the SCAL match. The team placed 2nd in the Gty tournament losing to Port Huron Northern. This year ' s captain was Janet Swierkosz. The Most Valuable Player award went to Debbie James and the Sportsmanship award went to Andrea Bugg. VOLLEYBALL - 149 With Their Physical Ability Third Row: Bob Fick, Rick Pierce, Jim Wilson, Jim Warren, Derrick Brower. Second Row: Jeff Gehrke, Toby Medford, Mike Hart, Dave Gaffney, Zac Herman, Mr. Sazehn. First Row: Dave Melville, VARSITY WEIGHT CLASSES 98 - Jed Wilczynski 105 - Dave Melville 112 - Larry Rands 119 - Day l Stout 126 - Barry Campbell 132 — Zac Herman 138 — Rick Snook 145 - Mike Hart 155 - Rick Pierce 165 - Dan DeShon 178 - Jeff Gehrke 191 - Dave Gaffney Doug Campbell, Larry Rands, Dayl Stout, Barry Campbell, Rick Snook. (Not Pictured: Dan DeShon, Jed Wilczynski, Richard Clarke.) The Wrestlers put all their energy and skill together to bring themselves to third place in the league. Dayl Stout at 119, Barry Campbell at 126 and Mike Hart at 145 each won first helping the team place third in the SCAL Invitational. Zac Herman at 132 and Dave Gaffney at 191 took second. The team participated in six invitationals, including our own Marysville Invitational. Dayl Stout was the only one this year that advanced from the districts to the regionals. This year ' s captains were Dayl Stout and M ike Hart. 150 - WRESTLING They Climb To The Sky WRESTLING - 151 The Stars Shine Light Third Row: Manager Sheri Siemen, Rob Vikstrom, Stewart Petrick, Brian King, Jeff Drechsler, Lynne Wedge, Karen Phillips, Belinda McClellan. Second Row: Jeff Ropp, John Gauthier, Jeff Brougham, Howard Hillman, Dave Reardon, Brad Allen, David Heise. First Row: Kevin Miller, Chris Dill, John McNichol, Don Fick, Bruce Petrick, Paul Wedge. Not Pictured: Tim Biedinger, Doug Lasky. The Marysville Swim Team had a seven-win, five-loss season. They swam against teams from River Rouge and Roseville Brablec. The team came in third in the Bay City Washabaugh Relays. The Vikings also participated in the Chelsea Invitational. 152 - SWIMMING On Our Swimmers Of Today The timers took splits (which are times of every 50 yards) and times at all home meets. Two regular timers went to all away meets and took splits for the team. The timers prepared a breakfast for the team February 6 y 1979. Standing: Sally Stark, Brian Thick, Mike Quaine, Joyce Taylor, Karen Trasko. Sitting: Barbara Thibdaue, Darla Wojcik. Not Pictured: Dawn Brower. f? Coach Tim Evans SWIMMING - 153 Viking Stars Conquer Standing: Dave Koschnitzke, Chris Cruickshank, Kneeling: Bill Farnsworth, Terry Curley, Jeff Craig Mader, Jon Pake, Steve Rymers, Coach Agostino, Jim Reardon, Tim Baker, Wade Jackson, Brian Wilson, Kirk Smith, Jim Mathers, Gorinac, Rick Smith. Roger Morrish, Trainer; Mike Bailey, Trainer. Captains for the Viking squad were Chris Cruickshank and Jim Reardon. A few games were very close and decided in the last few minutes. The team had a lot of enthusiasm to make their season a prosperous one. The Viking players showed great ability and what sportsmanship really is. Andrew Mathers, Team Mascot 154 - BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Even the Darkest Night BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL - 155 Stars Pass Up And Down The Floor Standing: Dennis Socha, Mike Richards, Jim Ron Vanderwill, Grant Collins, Doug Archer Forster, Mike Maynard, Tom Zauner, Coach Pat Richards, Scott Taylor, Paul Neill, Brian Knuth, Mike Bowman, Dan Mack, Brian Sawdon. Stoinoff, Jeff Norris, Scott Stevens. Kneeling: The J. V. Basketball had a terrifi c year. Mr. Knuth held practices every night after school. The team was always ready for a game. They gave their best effort toward each game. At the end of the season they had 12 wins and 6 lost. 156 - BOYS ' J. V. BASKETBALL Shoot For The Sky Standing: Scott Beaudry, Barry Braun, Ken Harvey, Steve Aitken, BUI Bowman, Todd Benoit, Dan Curley, Coach Hadden, Bob Baker , Scott Forster, Kurt Stoliker, Paul Knapp, Kurt Watson, Jeff Lock, Dan WUson, Mathers, Jeff Levandowski. Bob Miller. Kneeling: Jeff Weymouth, Perry For their first year as freshmen in basketball , these team members finished their season with a 9-7 record. Four of their losses were in a range of five points. They beat St. Clair , the first-place team , twice throughout the year. They also beat Port Huron High and Northern. This has never been done by freshmen before. After losing their first-string center, Todd Baker , because of a back injury , they finished the season well. The team showed much effort , and should be very successful if they continue playing basketball. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL -157 HIT IT HOME FOR Third Row: Lisa Liddle, Billie Sue Walter, Cheryl Wilson, Kelly Lindgren, Patti Benoit. Second Row: Mrs. Rix, Tina Beedon, Laura Stephens, Doreen Harris, JoAnn Tetlock, Vicky Gragowski. First Row: Janet Swierkosz, Lisa Butcher, Daphne Westbrook, Nancy Hartel, Lori Stump. The 1977-1978 Girls ' Varsity Softball Team was coached by Mrs. Rix. The sco rekeeper was Mrs. Wilton. Assisting her was Annette Francisco , while Vicky Gragowski was the manager. “ Rookies were Lori Stump and Billie Sue Walter. The Vikettes ended their season with 6 losses and 6 wins. 158- VARSITY SOFTBALL A SHOOTING STAR Third Row: Michele Ulrich, Debbie Bryson, Karen Endelman, Brigette Mathers, Trade Eveningred, Miss Mader. Second Row: Mary Sparling, Jill Rose, Stephanie Kota, K-Peg Brock, Kathy Netter, Mrs. Burns. First Row: Mary Mackay, Sue Hartman, Jamie Pioch, Michelle James, Diane Simmonds. The J. V. Softball team was coached by Mrs. Bums and Miss Mader. They won 6 games out of 13. They defeated Port Huron , Marine Gty, St. Clair , Port Huron Central , A Igonac. Scorekeepers were Michele Ulrich and Trade Eveningred. JV SOFTBALL - 159 CA TCH A FALLING STAR The Varsity Baseball team had a good season last year with the help of Coach Houck and assisted by Mr. Spencer. The team had 15 wins and 6 losses overall; 9 wins and 3 losses in the league. Third Row: Jim Mathers, Joe Redford, Graig Mader, Chris Cruickshank, Coach Houck. Second Row: Jim Reardon, Ron Hill, Barry Mills, Gary Fraser-Lee, Don Allen, Coach Spencer. First Row: Mike McKenzie, C.R. Tetlock, Chris Mader, Paul Levandowski, Ken Oates. 160 - BASEBALL LOVE SHINES LIKE A STAR Third Row: Guy LeCaine, Dave Klais, Scott McFarlane, Dave Keener, Paul Hudson, Doug Warsinski, Robert Schultz, Coach Martin. Second Row: Mark Dzumak, Sue Clark, Debbie Lents, Roseann Home, Jim Forster, Erv Partain, Belinda McClellan. First Row: Gary Tobiczyk, Dave Cash, Paul Booth, Tom Miller, Jim Rymers, Mike Maynard, Scott Boshart. The Tennis Team had 30 team members this year. The top four singles were 1st singles - Terry Curley; 2nd single - Paul Booth; 3rd single - Dave Cash; 4th single - Mike Maynard. The top three doubles were 1st doubles - Tom Miller and Gary Tobiczyk; 2nd doubles - Steve Booth and Scott Boshart; 3rd doubles - Larry Stark and Jim Rymers , Debbie Lents and Roseann Horne. They completed a successful season as SCAL champs. TENNIS - 161 THEIR ABILITY TWINKLES Fourth Row: Cindy Reid, Mary Troy, Brenda McLean, Sharon Hastings, Nancy Nofs, Cathy Albert. Third Row: Asst Coach Mrs. Winzeler, Lori Liddle, Laurie Pochodylo, Merri Campbell, Rose Schemansky, Jenine Ulrich, Kelly Livingston, Julie Glombowski, Coach Miss Garwood. Second Row: Cheri Beaudry, Dawn Precour, Sheri Siemen, Jill Miller, Lisa Smyth, Richell VanSickle, LouAnn Lindsay, Anita Henschel. First Row: Pam Eagen, Jane Lasher, Marilyn Johnson, Laurie Gentner, Sue Welser, Debbie Gentner, Jill Feick, Brenda Glombowski, Darla Wojcik. 162 GIRLS ' TRACK LIKE A STAR Get ready - Set - Go! The Girls ' Track Team , with support and help from Coach Garwood and Assistant Coach Winzeler, did well this season. They ran in rain and bad weather almost every meet. They beat ' Marine City t Cros-Lex , St. Clair and Romeo in regular meets. In the Port Huron Invitational they came in seventh; in the league meet fourth place with 21 points. GIRLS ' TRACK - 163 THEIR TRACK LEADS Herman. 164 - BOYS ' TRACK THROUGH A SHINING STAR Fourth Row: Roger Morrish, Trainer; Ray Siemen, Mike Turnbull, Mark Sari, Brian Wilson, Bob Thomas, Mike Cochran, Doug Campbell. Third Row: Coach Sazehn, Greg Soboleski, Dan Butcher, Pat Richards, Jon Pake, Dave Graham, Ron Culter, Tim Biedinger, Trainer; Coach Gkekas. Second Row: Joe Lukasek, Brian Braden, Jeff Drechsler, Brian Parsons, Jerry Pearson, Jim Schiller, Mark Siemen. First Row: Dave Pake, Dave Quinn, Jeff Rands, Zac Herman, Gary Siemen, Ken Soboleski, Chip Wolfe, Steve Zimmer. The Boys’ Track Team was coached by Mr. Gkekas. Mr. Gkekas was a new member here on the staff at MHS. His assistant was Mr. Sazehn. Marysville had the honor of holding the Gass B state finals on their new track. It was held on June 3. Over 30 teams attended Other large meets held here were the Times Herald Meet on May 31, and the Marysville Relays held on May 5. The shot put team of Mark Sari, Jim Schiller, and Brian Parsons placed as did the shuttle relay team of Dave Pake, Ken Soboleski, Ray Siemen, and Mike Turnbull. The SCAL Meet was also held at the Marysville track on May 24. The team finished the season undefeated, ranking 1st in the SCAL. BOYS’ TRACK - 165 166 No Goal Is Unreachable n Our new Viking Hockey Team had a very good season for its first year. Chuck Rogers was one of the team ' s key players of the season , with 12 goals and 11 assists. Their outstanding performances were a result of their being outstanding hockey players. Most of the credit for their first year ' s success should be given to Coach Jack St. Amand because he gave his best , coaching this fine hockey club. Also , Dan Cleaver, the team ' s captain, scored 10 goals with 7 assists. With this new sport at MHS, we have a pretty good chance of scoring a real winner next year. Second Row: Assistant Brian Timington, Dan Little, Chuck Rogers, Gary Fraser-Lee, Dan Cleaver, Ed Mertz, Mark Pettee, Chris Lambert, Guy LeCaine, Kirk Putze, Jim Livingston, Coach Jack St Amand. First Row: Dave Conley, Erv Partain, Mark Green, Pat James, Larry Himmel, Jim DeMeester, Chip Wolfe, Mike Netter, Tom Himmel, Ron Home, Matt VanNest. HOCKEY Their Music Has Triumph Of Stars Fourth Row: Mike Bailey, John Ulrich. Third Row: Jim Benedict, Lisa Liddle, Rick Worden, Brenda McLean, Michelle Winkler, Mr. Salvo. Second Row: Joe Osentoski, Christine Currie, Michelle Jones, Sheri Whitcomb, Marilyn Johnson, Esther Hugenholtz, Jed Wilczynski. First Row: Mary Sparling, Cheryl Sturdevant, Renae Ward, Dawn Brower, Linda Laidlaw. 168 - PEP BAND Swinging On Up To The Stars Back Row: Conrine Smarch, Mr. Salvo, Nick Poulos, George Butler, Michelle Winkler, Jon Wahl, Steve Socha, Matt VanNest. Front Row: Linda Laidlaw, Michelle Jones, Jim Benedict, Tom Zauncr. The MHS Stage Band brightened up our hearts with songs such as “ Cabaret , ” “ Hey Jude 9 ' Basie 9 Satin Saxes 99 and “ Tuxedo Junction. 99 These t hi rteen musicians were directed by Mr. Salvo. The band held Christmas and Spring concerts this year. STAGE BAND 169 Stars Make Music Together Fifth Row: Joe Osentoski, John Ulrich, Jenine Ulrich, Mike Bailey, Rick Walker. Fourth Row: Richard Worden, Brenda McLean, Paul Lambert, John McNichol, Don Fick, Lori Sturdevant, Brian Gottschalk. Third Row: Linda Laidlaw, Steven Morrish, Dawn Brower, Jim Benedict, Lisa Liddle, Joyce Taylor. Second Row: Mary Sparling, Cheryl Sturdevant, Debbie Gentner, Christine Currie, Karen Phillips, Kristie Pretty, Karen Trasko, Kelly Macintosh. First Row: Esther Hugenholtz, Michelle Jones, Sue Binsley, Sue Conrad, Renae Ward. The Marysville High School Concert Band held a Winter Concert December 13 , 1978. The directors of this concert were Mr. Charles Salvo and assistant direc tor Mr. Don Jarchow. This was the band ' s first concert in their new uniforms. The band played the theme from “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” “I Don ' t Know How to Love Him” from Jesus Christ Superstar, and “Christmas Music for Winds. ” The band held a Spring Concert April 27, 1979. Band Day was held April 24, 1979. George Butler and Lisa Liddle in Director Mr. Salvo and Assistant their new uniforms. Director Mr. Don Jarchow. 170 - CONCERT BAND Oh, How Radiant the Stars! First Column: Dawn Brower, Linda Laidlaw, Jim Benedict, Renae Ward, Doug Pelton, Don Fick, Lori Liddle. Second Column: Michelle Jones, Sheri Whitcomb, Esther Hugenholtz, Steve Morrish, Sue Conrad, Janice Taylor, Marylyn Johnson, Sue Binsley, Mr. Salvo. Third Column: Mike Bailey, John Ulrich, Jed Wilczynski, Jenine Ulrich, Joe Osentoski, Christine Currie, Mr. Jarchow. Fourth Column: Brenda McLean, Donna Jo McNabb, John McNichol, Paul Lambert, Karen Trasko, Rick Worden, Bob Fick, Michelle Winkler. Fifth Column: Lisa Liddle, Kelly McIntosh, Karen Phillips, Kristie Pretty, Jan Swearingen, Cheryl Sturdevant, Mary Sparling. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Salvo and assisted by Mr. Don Jarchow, the Marysville High School Marching Band started the year off with a “BANG!” With the help of the Band Booster Club, new uniforms were received just in time for Homecoming. The band performed at various events throughout the year, drumming up the spirit at M.H.S. The band was a definite attraction during the half time festivities at all the home football games. rj MARCHING BAND -171 Stars That Twinkle and Twirl (1) Sherrie Bellow, (2) K-Peg Brock, (3) Corrine Smarch, (6) Debbie Sawdon, (7) Sheila Caverly, (4) Roseann Horne, (5) Darla Wojcik, (8) Robin Winkler. The 1978 Majorettes showed that practice makes perfect. The Majorettes met and practiced last hour every day of the football season. At home games the majorettes performed their art on f he field during half-time. Roseann Home exhibited her skill by twirling a solo with a flaming baton during the 78 Homecoming game. Overall, the Majorettes had a very successful season. 172 - MAJORETTES The Thespian Society Reflects Its Light Fourth Row: Wayne Kesner, Jeff Troy, David Beers, Bob Thomas, Bob Kennedy, Jeff Ropp, Dave Reardon Allan Koppelberger. Third Row: Brian Thick, K-Peg Brock, Denise Frizzle, Sharon Hastings, Robin Redford, Marcy Boshart, Julaine Turnbull, Deb Cochran, Cheryl Pavlik. Second Row: Grace Stewart, Renee McDonald, Kathy Henderson, Corrine Smarch, Chris Vonalt, Lori Wilson, Darla Wojcik, Elaine Frizzle. First Row: Mrs. Campbell, Jan Swearingen, Sheila Caverly, Kelly Stevens, Jeannie Pozar, Lori Mieksztyn, Brenda Bowman. The International Thespian Society was very active this year. A trip to the U of M to see a musical production of The Sound of Music, make-up clinics , dinners and more trips are just a few of the activities the group was involved in. THESPIANS - 173 They Sang In Tune . . . First Semester Choir Members - Third Row: Cherrie Genaw, Renee McDonald, Brenda Bowman, Martha Visga, Marcy Boshart, Robin Redford, Julaine Turnbull, Kathleen Small, Julie Glombowski, Karen Kidder, Stephanie Kota. Second Row: Mrs. Campbell, Kris Bowers, Cecil Lepine, Shelly Garbutt, Mary Gentner, Sue Bowman, Joni Venia, Connie Rutkowski, Lori Leitch, Lisa Smyth, Ann Schambre, Jeannie Pozar, Janice Havens, Nancy DeMeester, Jill Brown. First Row: Grace Stewart, Sue Conrad, Darla Wojcik, Gordie Kennedy, Bob Kennedy, Chris Troy, Rick Murray, John Pozar, Sue Clark, Debbie Cochran, Carol Vanlerberghe, Rebecca Joy Phillips, Kathy MacAJlister. The First Semester Choir was a very eager , yet cooperative, group this year. Among many other occasions , they performed a Christmas Concert at the Gardens Elementary School Many people looked forward to the delightful music they provided. 174 -CHOIR With The Stars Second Row: Bev Keeler, Elaine Frizzle, Robin Golubinski, Cheryl Pavlik, Grace Stewart, Leonard Redford, John Wilson, Chris Troy, Joe Hurley, Sue Cochran, Jeff Ropp, Tim Sawdon, Lori Mieksztyn, Wiltse, Sharon Hastings, Kathy Henderson, Sheila Lori Wilson, Debbie Cochran. Caverly. First Row: Renee McDonald, Denise With the help of Mrs. Linda Campbell director , the Varsity Singers planned many exciting activities this year. Aside from the concerts given at the Fogcutter , Senior Gtizens Gubs and The St. Gair Inn , sweaters were purchased by all the members to highlight their performances. The group rehearsed second hour every day during the last semester to perfect their abilities. VARSITY SINGERS -175 Could This Be The “You Cant Take It With You” Junior Play Cast © Julie Schiller Essie Jim Mathers Ed © Jim Bixler Kolenkhov Dawn Kerb y son Miss Wellington © Michael W. Quaine Mr. Kirby Christa l Imler Mrs. Kirby © Mary Miller Penny Bob Thomas Paul Doug King Grandpa © Bob Kennedy Tony Lori Mieksztyn Alice © Pat Randall Rheba Tim Biedinger Donald © Sharon Hastings . . . Jane and House Manager Mike Zimmer Henderson and Chief © Maureen Mallorey Olga Michael D. Cochran Mr. DePinna Amy Greenhoe Stage Manager Miss Butler Director Debby Stager Student Director 1 76 - JUNIOR PL A Y Beginning of Stardom? Third Row: Lori Mieksztyn , Donna Erdman, Debby Stager, Carol Smith, Lynn E. Zablocki, Cathy Albert, Susan Wiltse, Amy Greenhoe. Second Row: Sheila Caverly , Michele Mitchell, Kristy Darnell, Becky Horner, Debbie Loeding, Denise Torello, Maureen Mallorey, Mark E. Pettee. First Row: Miss Butler, Annette Francisco, Sharon Hastings, James A. Reid, Karen Kidder, Julie Glombowski. Not Pictured: Michelle Jones, Doug Warsinski, Jo Ann Tetlock, Janet Swierkosz, Jean Drechsler, Martin Cannon, Debbie Dahlke, Michelle Rose, Nancy Basnaw, Elaine Frizzle, Deborah Ann James. JUNIOR PLAY - 1 77 SOME DAY YOU’LL Third Row: Joanne Perry, Lori Mieksztyn, Denise Torello, Debby Stager, Elaine Frizzle, Cathy Albert, Vicky Gragowski. Second Row: Laure Buch, Darlene LaGruth, Kathy Benson, Janet Swierkosz, Maureen Mallorey, Lisa Butcher, Dawn M. Bommarito. First Row: Dawn Kerbyson, Michele Mitchell, Annette Francisco, Sharon Hastings, Christal Imler, Denise Briggs. Harvey was presented Nov. 16 and 1 7 in the Gardens Elementary School. The high school auditorium was still under construction, but the show must go on! Miss Beverly Butler, Director, and Maureen Mallorey, Student Director, came to countless rehearsals and helped the entire cast have a s uccessful play. Elaine Frizzle was Stage Manager and Cathy Albert was House Manager. 178 - SENIOR PLAY BECOME A STAR Mark Zimmer E.J. Lofgren Lori Hondzinski Miss Johnson cST Jeannie Pozar Tim Biedinger Julie Schiller . Mike Zimmer Mary Miller Vet a Louise Simmons Bob Thomas Judge Omar Gaffney Ruth Kelly , R.N. . . .Dr. Sanderson Betty Chumley Dr. Chumley Bob Kennedy Duane Wilson Sue Wiltse Myrtle Mae Simmons Harvey . . . Doug King Elwood ’s Best Friend . . . Elwood P. Dowd Kathy Henderson .... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet SENIOR PLAY- 179 I The Hidden Stars Are Revealed Production Heads - Standing: Allan Koppelberger, Jean Drechsler, Sally Stark, Debbie Sawdon, K-Peg Brock. Sitting: Darla Wojcik, Sandy Wilczynski. Word was sent down from Washington that the citizens of Dogpatch must evacuate their mountain homes. Dogpatch was selected as the most unnecessary town in the country , and therefore , the perfect site for nuclear tests. It appeared that something useful was found when Mammy Yokum produced her secret formula of Yokumberry tonic which made muscle men of weaklings. However , General Bullmoose , a sly and conniving politician , set a sultry siren and Evil Eye Fleagle with his double whammy to work on LEI Abner , hoping to wheedle Mammy ' s secret formula from him. The citizens of Dogpatch , after a trip to Washington , foiled his plan , and everyone settled down for a peaceful life of rustic simplicity in Dogpatch , US. A. The wonderful tunes and fine choral work contributed to making U’l Abner one of Marysville High School ' s outstanding musicals. 180 - MUSICAL By Their Own Light MUSICAL - 181 “Valhallas — Viking Heaven ” Fourth Row: Dawn MacDonald, Karri Stark, Becky Biedinger, Dana Goodin, Kathy Hart, Shelly Garbutt, Doreen Torello, Renee McDonald, Lori Stewart. Third Row: Kelly Stevens, Dee Anne Torello, Tammy Beckley, Lisa Sawdon, Jeanne Bergdoll, Julie Jones, Gena Oliver, Cherie Sly. Second Row: Deb Cochran, Robin Naylor, Michelle Winkler, Pam Eagen. First Row: Becky Romatz, Corrine Smarch. Not Pictured: Debbie Roosenberg. The High School had the pleasure of having a new sensation this year the Valhallas. Twenty-four very talented girls entertained us during the half times of the varsity basketball games. Becky Romatz Captain Mrs. Baker Advisor Corrine Smarch Captain 182 - POM PON GIRLS He Climbs the Highest Board Officers: Mr. Louis Schmorrow, Mr. Robert E. Miller, Mr Edwin G. Schultz, Mrs. Iris C. Rymers. Board Members: Rev. Joseph Ablett, Mr. Donald Steele. Not pictured : Mr. Don Reid. 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 184 - ADMINISTRATION Who Helps Another Up Dolores Cummings, School Nurse; Julie Bixler, Principal’s Secretary; Pam Augustyn, Assistant Principal’s Secretary; Fay Neal, Library Clerk; Michelle Diem, Counselors’ Secretary; Nancy Gorinac, Athletic Director’s Secretary. Not pictured: Grace Burley, High School Secretary -Bookkeeper. Seated: Pat Speilburg, Secretary to Assistant Superintendent. Standing: Marie Knuth, Superintendent’s Secretary; Brona Lee Watkins, Bookkeeper; Winnie Conger, Bookkeeper- Accountant. SCHOOL PERSONNEL 185 Working Like A Star Harold McKinnon, Day Engineer. CUSTODIANS - Standing: Marlyn Kelch, Night Engineer; Tom Rutkauske, George Hernandez, Rick DeNardin. SCHOOL MAINTENANCE MEN: Richard Rochl, Don Harkleroad, A1 Wieland, Ken McDonald. Grover Gates, absent. Mr. Robert Watson, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. 186 - MAINTENANCE They’ll Drive Us To The Stars Back Row: Art Cummings, Clare Ressler. Front Row: Marilyn Bushey, Margaret Green, Linda Balon. Back Row: Don Durrant, Marilyn Munroe, Art McLaughlin, Ralph Poole. Front Row: Carolyn Stark, RacAnn Smith, Chris Gillett. Not pictured: Florence Durrant, Vern Dickinson, Grant Palmer, Ila Hoetgcr, Bonnie Larabell. BUS DRIVERS- 187 The Spice In Our Skies MR. EUGENE BELKIEWICZ Lunch Supervisor Back Row: Jennifer Garrow, Jennie Brockdorff, Bette McMartin, Dorothy Bromley. Front Row: Shirley MacDonald, Mary O’Brien, Jessie Jones. 188 - COOKS INDEX Agostino, Jeff 84, 154 Ahles, Brian 116 Aitken, Steve 21, 116, 136, 157 ALBERT, CATHY 14, 40, 135, 162, 177, 178 Allen, Brad 152, 116, 143 ALLEN, DON 23, 40, 160 Allington, Lori 84 Allor, John 116 Amesse, Theresa 116 Angove, Jeannie 100 Angove, Tim 84 Archer, Doug 100, 156 ARMSTEAD, MARK 22, 28, 40 Ashley, Holly 116 Ashley, Kim 10, 14, 22, 84 Ashley, Richard 116 Bailey, Mike (9)8, 21, 116, 143, 154, 170, 168, 171 Bailey, Mike (10) 100 Bailey, Wendy 100 Baker, Gndy 116 Baker, Ed 100 Baker, Linda 116 Baker, Mike 100, 134, 136 Baker, Tim 84, 154 Baker, Todd 116, 143, 157 BALDWIN, BARRY 40 Bambusch, Brian 100, 134 Barbe, Dave 84, 96, 140 BARBE, PERRY 22,41 BARBE, TONY 23, 24, 40 Barber, Steve 84 BARNES, CARRIE 21, 41 Barr, Shelley 22, 84 Barr, Karen 116 BARTLEY, MELINDA C. 26, 41 BA SNA W, NANCY 4, 6, 8, 21, 41 Bassett, Sherry 1 100 Bassett, Tracy 100 Beam, Chuck 116 BEAM, DEBBIE 41 Beaudry, Cheri 26, 84, 162 BE A UDR Y, DA VE 42, 134 BEAUDRY, JULIE 42 Beaudry, Scott 116, 143, 157 Beckley, Tammy 20, 84, 182 Beedon, Barb 100 Bcedon, Tina 93, 135, 144, 158 Beers, Dave 26, 84, 1 73 Bellow, Sherrie 84, 1 72 Benedict, Jim 14, 18, 134, 168, 169, 170, 171 Benoit, Ken 116, 136, 157 Benoit, Patti 21, 84, 135, 144, 145, 158 Bennett, Lee 116, 143 Benson, Gary 116 BENSON, KA THY 42, 1 78 Benson, Randy 16, 100, 168 Bergdoll, Jeanne 20, 84, 86, 182 Bergstrom, Tom 84 Biedinger, Becky 100, 168, 182 BIE DINGER, TIM 21, 23, 42, 165, 176, 179 Binsley, Sue 10, 100, 170, 171 Bishop, Jeff 84 Bit zinger, Jeff 17,100 Bixler, Ann 14, 116, 118, 240 BIXLER, JIM 1, 10, 12, 13, 19, 2 7, 42, 134, 140, 1 76 Boehm, Karl 21, 100 BOEHM, KURT 21, 43 Boettner, Wendy 116, 118,139 Boddy, Ron 100 Bommarito, Chuck 116 BOMMARITO, DAWN M. 43, 178 Boshart, Nancy 116, 1 73, 1 74 Bashar t, Scott 85, 161 Bowen, Karen 116 P ' .n, Kirk 100 Bowers, Kris 100, 1 74 BOWERS, STEWART A. 23, 43 Bowman, Bill 117, 143, 157 Bowman, Brenda 100, 1 73, 174 Bowman, Brian 117, 136 Bowman, Mike 100, 142, 156 Bowman, Susan 16, 20, 117, 174 BOYD, CAR1E 43 BOYLE, PATRICIA 10, 19, 20, 43, 138, 139 BRA CKENBUR Y, AND Y 23, 44 Brackenbury, Jeff 117 BRADEN, BRIAN 44, 165 Braun, Barry 14, 117, 143, 157 Breckner, Kathleen 101 Breckner, Mary 117 BRIGGS, DENISE 44, 1 78 Briggs, Tod 21, 101 Bright, Troy 117 Brock, Byron 23, 85 Brock, K-Peg 16, 101, 159, 172, 1 73, 180 BROCKDORFF, MAX DA VID 22, 44 Bromley, Pat 85, 134, 140 Brower, Dawn 23, 85, 98, 168, 170, 171 Brower, Derrick 101, 142, 150 BROUGHAM, DEBRA MARIE 44 Brougham, Jeff 117, 143, 152 Brown, Jill 16, 101, 174 Brown, Nancy 101 Brown, Troy 101 Bruening, Cheryl 117 BUCH, LA URE 22, 45, 1 78 Buch, Lisa 117 Bugg, Andy 23, 85 BUGG, MARTY 22,45 Burczycki, Faith 117 Burczycki, Paul 23, 85 Bushaw, Dave 117 Butcher, Dan 85, 165 BUTCHER, LISA 45, 144, 158, 178 Butler, Corey 101 Butler, George 14, 18, 85, 98, 134, 140, 168, 169, 170 Bryson, Debbie 101, 159 Campbell, Barry 101, 150 Campbell, Doug 101, 134, 150, 164, 165 Campbell, Merri 101, 162 Campbell, Scot 101 Campbell, Terri 117 Campbell, Todd 117 CANNON, MARTIN 45, 22 Carney, Marcy A. 101 Carufel, Marie 14, 21, 101, 138 Cash, Chuck 23, 85 Cataldo, Jim 117, 143 Cataldo, Tim 117, 143 CA VERL Y, SHEILA 45, 1 72, 1 73, 1 75, 1 77, 181 CHAPMAN, KAREN 22, 46 CHAPMAN, KIM 23, 46 CHMIELE WSKI, KEVIN 22, 46 Clark, Lisa 117 Clark, Sue 85, 144, 161, 174 Garke, Richard 101, 150 Geaver, Ann 14, 117, 130 Geaver, Bonnie 117 CLEA VER. DAN 46, 96, 166 Gine, Rick 22, 85 Cochran, Deb 14, 15, 101, 168, 173, 174, 175, 182 Cochran, Leonard 117, 137, 175 COCHRAN, MICHAEL D. 23, 46, 137, 165, 176 Coggins, Mike 85 Collins, Brian 101 Collins, Chris 23, 24, 85, 140 Collins, Grant 101, 156 Conley, Dave 117,166 Conrad, Jim 101 Conrad, Sheila 117 Conrad, Susan 118, 170, 171, 174 Coon, Jay 118 Cooper, Denise 102 Covert, Herb 102 Cowell Mike 22, 102 Cozy, Mike 102 CRUICKSHANK, CHRIS 14, 18. 47, 134, 140, 154, 160 Cutler, Ron 85, 165 Curfman, Barbara 118 Curfman, Janet 102 Curley, Dan 118, 143, 157 CURLEY, TERRY 47, 134, 154, 161 Currie, Christine 15, 17, 20, 85, 170, 171 Currie, Rich 1 18 Curtis, Jennifer 4, 7, 9, 118, 130 Czamecki, Sue 15, 16, 20, 85, 92 Daggett, Lisa 15, 102 DAHLKE, DEBBIE 11, 47 DARNELL, KRISTY 20, 21. 47, 135, 139, 177 Day, Bob 118 Day. Melissa 118 Dease, Lisa 28, 118 Debano, Daniel 22, 102 Debano, Mark 22, 28, 102 De Boyer, Les 118 Decker, Carol 102 Decker, Kyle 23, 102 DeLand, Karen 102 Delano, Greg 118 DeLano, Keith 86 DEMEESTER, JIM 47, 166 DeMe ester, Nancy 102, 1 74 DeMeester, Sandra 86 Denman, Rod 21, 102 DeShon, Dan 102, 142,150 Dickman, Marlene 86 Diem, Denise 118 Dill, Chris 118, 137, 152 Dingman. Todd 118 Dionne, Donna 28, 98 Dionne, Paul 102, 142 Doan, Scott 118 Dobson, Craig 1 18 Dora, Kelly 102 Dora, Kim 118 Dortman, Kevin 118 Dortman, Mark 86 Dortman, Steve 118 Dowding, Michael 86 Down, Debbie 118 DRECHSLER, JEAN 17, 21, 48, 135, 144, 180 Drechsler, Jeff 21, 86, 134, 152, 165 Du Bay, Denise 102 Dubreuil, Becky 14, 22, 86 Dubreuil, Lorry 22, 86 Durcan, Kathy 86, 138, 139 Durcan, Patty 118, 146, 147 Durst, Lori 26, 86 Durst, Tammy 118 Dzumak, Mark 102, 161 EAGEN, COLLEEN 48 Eagen, Jane 102 Eagen, Pam 20, 21, 86, 98, 162, 182 Elliott, Pat 14, 119 Endelman, Karen 18, 21, 86, 93, 144, 159 ENGLERT, BOB Englert, Eric 86 Epley, Jana 103 ERDMAN, DONNA 16, 48, 177 Ernest, Gary 21, 103 Emo, Steve 21, 23. 86 EVANS, JULIE 4, 5, 9, 18, 27, 34, 36, 48 Evans, Pam 103, 106 Everitt, Jan 118,119 INDEX - 189 Looking Up The Old Fanion, Brian 119 Hart, Kathy 28, 104, 114, 168, 182 Kammer, Joe 121 Fanion, John 103 HART, MICHAEL 23, 51, 150 KEELER, BEV 18, 37, 54, 135, 144, 145, 175 Farnsworth, Bill 14, 86, 140, 154 HART, PATTY 22,51 Keener, Dave 87, 88, 161 Farr, Jeff 8, 103 Hartman, Roger 104 Keener, Sue 105 Feick, Jill 103, 107, 138, 160, 168 Hartman, Sue 16, 104, 159 KELLEY, JEFF 55 Ferguson, Tim 119, 136 Harris, Jeff 119, 143 KENNEDY. BOB 8, 54, 1 74, 1 76, 1 79 Fick, Bob 103, 150, 170, 171 Harris, Rae Ann 120 Kennedy, Gordie 121, 174 Fick, Don 103,152,170,171 Hartig, John 5, 9, 14. 120, 130, 143 KENNEDY, JULIE 1, 12, 13, 19, 54 Flann, Debra Harvey, Perry 120, 143, 157 Kennedy, Michelle 105 FLOOD, MIKE 48 HASTINGS, SHARON 8, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21, 52, 138, 139, Kennedy, Tim 88 Fody, Walter 103 162,173,175,176,177,178 KERBYSON, DA WN 1. 12, 13, 19, 27, 39, 54, 1 76, 1 78 Foglesong, Carol 119 Havens, Janice 87, 174 Kerbyson, Joy 1, 12, 13, 105 Forster, Jim 103, 136, 156, 161 Hawkins, Howard 23, 24, 87 Kesner, Wayne 16, 22, 88, 173 Forster, Scott 119, 136, 157 Hayes, Ann Marie 120 Ketchum, Nancy 1, 12, 13, 105 FRALEY, KAREN 10, 18, 19, 21, 22, 49 Hayes, Mark 120 Ketchum, Sandy 1, 12, 13, 105 FRANCISCO. ANNETTE 11, 20, 49, 177, 178 Heaman, Holly 120 KIDDER, KAREN 21, 35. 56, 174, 177 Franklin, Etta 119 Heise, David 120, 152 KING, ANDREA MARIE 56 FRASER-LEE, GARY 49, 136, 160, 166 HENDERSON, KATHY 10, 16, 17, 52,173. 175, 179, 240 King, Brian 105. 142 Freeman, Becki 22, 86 Hendrick, Wayne 104 KING, DOUG 26, 56, 1 76, 1 79 Frendt, Diane 103 Henry, Mike 120 King, Lori 14, 121, 130, 139, 169 FRENDT, MARK 49, 134, 140 Henry, Renee 17,104 King, Scott 121 Frizzle, Denise 28, 103, 173 Henschel, Anita 23, 87. 162 King, Timothy K 121 FRIZZLE, ELAINE 16, 49, 173, 175, 178 Herman, Zac 87, 134, 150, 164, 165 Kivel, Eric 121 Fuller, Dennis 119 Hietikko, Dave 120 Klais, David 88, 161 HILL, RON 52, 160 Kliemann, Shari 105 Hillman, Howard 104, 114, 152 Klocek, Melissa Himmel, Kerry 22, 28, 87 Knapp, Bob 15, 121, 157 HIMMEL, LARRY 23, 52, 166 Knapp. Jean 11, 28, 105 Gaffney, Dave 103, 142, 150 Himmel, Tom 104, 166 Knapp, Karen 121 Gaffney, Leo 119 Hoag, Linda 28, 86, 87. 96 Koch, Jim 21, 105 Gaffney, Mike 14, 86, 134, 140 Hoetger, Diane 120, 146, 147 Koehler, Karen 121, 146, 147 Galant, Jeff 103 HOLDEN, LISA Koehn, Jeff 105 Galant, Linda 103 Holden, Suzanne Kohl, Kathy 16, 26, 88 Galvin, Robert 17, 103 HONDZINSK1, LORENE 8, 18, 21, 34, 52, 1 79 Kokotilo, Sandy 88 Garbutt, Shelly 28, 103, 168, 174, 182 Hooker, Kim 120 Kopp, Karen 121 Gardner, Chervl 119 Home. Ron 120, 143, 166 Koppelberger, Allan 1, 12, 13, 14, 17, 105, 114, 173, 180 Gardner, Joe 119 Home, Roseann 87, 98, 161, 172 KOSCHNITZKE, DA VE 23, 134, 154 Gates, Kathy 103 HORNER, BECKY 20, 21, 53, 1 77 Koschnitzke, Suzanne 121 GAUTHIER, JOHN 50, 134, 152 Homer, Ben 87 Kota, Andrea 15, 105 Gehrke, Jeff 14, 86 Homer, Nancy 104 Kota, Stephanie 14, 88, 159, 1 74 Gehrke, Linda 14,119 Hoskins, Ron 20 KROHN, JODY 22, 56 Genaw, Bill 103 HOWES, TODD 8, 52, 134, 136 Krohn, Kerry 22, 88, 96 Genaw, Cherrie 103, 174 Hudson, Paul 23, 87, 161 Kulka, Pat 15, 121 GENA W, DA WN MARIE 50 HUDSON, TERR Y 23, 24, 53, 134, 140 CENTNER, DEBBY 18, 34, 50, 135, 162 Hudson, Sam 120, 143 Centner, Laurie 15, 86, 162 HUGENHOLTZ, ESTHER 4, 6, 9, 17, 20, 21, 27, 53,170, Centner, Mary 28, 104, 174 175 LAGRUTH, DARLENE 8, 56, 178 Gibson, Annette 104 Hurley, Joe 1, 12, 13, 87, 135 Laidlaw, Linda 121, 146, 167, 168, 170, 171 Giffer, John 104 Hutchinson, Mary 120 Lamb, Jeff 22, 105 Gilroy, Bonnie 104 Hutchinson, Teresa 22, 104 LAMB, MARY 22, 57 Ginsberg, Cathy 119 Lambert, Chris 88, 166 Glombowski, Brenda 104, 138, 162, 168 Lambert, Karen 23, 88 GLOMBOWSKI, JULIE 21, 50, 135, 162, 174, 177 Lambert, Paul 121, 170, 171 GOLUBINSKI, BARB 18, 50 IMLER, CHRISTAL 8, 14, 17, 18, 21, 35, 54, 168, 176, Lannin, Chuck 88, 134, 140 Golubinski, Denise 104, 114, 175 178 Lash, Dan 105, 142 Goodin, Dana 104, 168, 182 Ingram, Linda 105 LASH, TERRY 23, 57, 134, 140 Good men, Mary 119 LASHER, LYNN C. 15,57 Goniwicha, Randy 119 Lasko, Lori 121, 146 Gorinac, Wade 87, 154 Lasky, Doug 23, 88, 152 Gottschalk, Bob 119,170 Jacobs, Danny 120 LeCaine, Guy 21, 105. 134, 136, 161 Gottschalk, Brian 87,170 Jacobs, Laurie 87 Lehto, Jon 121, 143 GRAGOWSKI. VICKY 22, 51, 135, 158, 178 Jacque, Kathleen 120 Lei, Tom 105 Grant, Robert 119 JAMES, DEBORAH ANN 54, 135 Leitch, Lori 106, 1 74 Green, Mark 119,166 James, Michelle (9) 120, 146, 147 Lents, Debbie M. 1, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19. 21, 88, 93, 98, 161 Green, Mike 104 James, Michelle (10) 1, 12. 13, 105, 159 Lepine, Joe 121 GREENHOE, AMY 10, 17, 18, 19, 20, 35. 38, 51, 138, JAMES, PAT 54, 166 LEPINE, CECIL 28, 57, 157, 1 74 139,176 Janiszewski, Aubrey 23, 87, 137 LEPINE, MARY 23, 57 GRESELL, ROB 23, 24, 51 Janiszewski, Mark 120 Lepine, Trudy 88 Groch, Julie 104, 107, 138, 168 Job, Marty 105 Levandowski, Jackie 88 Grosser, Chris 119, 136 Johnson, Jerry 81 Levandowski, Jeff 121 143, 157 Johnson, Jim 120, 130, 143 LEVERICH, DAN 23,58 Johnson, Marilyn 21, 87, 135, 144, 162, 168, 170, 171 Leverich, Karen 121 Johnson, Steph 14, 120 LEWIS, MICHELE 58 Jokie, Sheri 15, 88, 105 LIDDLE, LISA 58, 144, 145, 158, 168, 170 Haas, Susan 118, 119, 130 Jones, Julie 17, 105, 168, 182 LIDDLE, LORI 58, 144, 145, 162, 170, 171 Haggerty, Brian 87 JONES, MICHELLE 10, 19, 38, 54, 168, 169, 170, 171 Little, Dan 88, 166 Hall, Scott 104 Jones, Natalie 87, 88 Livingston, Jim 21, 106, 136, 166 Hands, Marisa 14, 118, 119, 138, 139 Jordan, Joe 121 LOEDING, DEBBIE 58, 1 77 Hart, Connie 4, 7, 8, 104, 107 JOWETT, J.D. 23, 54 Loeding, Mike 122 Hart, Jeff 120 Jowett, Karyn 17, 121, 130, 147 Lock, Jeff 15. 121, 143, 157 190 - INDEX But The Best Friends Lucas , Steven 106 Luciani, Ann Marie 16, 122 Lukasek, Joe 15, 106, 142, 165 Lymbumer, Greg 122, 143 Mac Allis ter, Kathy 122, 174 MACDONALD, DAWN 59, 182 Macintosh, Kelly 120, 121, 170, 171 Mack, Dan 106, 156 Mackay, Mary 1, 12, 13, 17. 20, 92, 93, 96, 98, 159 MacNeil, Karen 122 MADER, CRAIG 37, 59, 134, 154, 160 Maki, Scott 122 Mallorey, Mark 14, 21, 122 MALLOREY, MAUREEN 8, 16, 22, 59, 176, 177, 178 Manfrin, Craig 122 Manfrin, Terri 22, 106 Maples, Roberta 122 Maraget, Tony 122, 143 Marks, Ann 106 Martin, Julie 106 Martin, Mary 122 Masar, Judy 22, 88 Masar, Linda 10, 19, 22, 89 Mason, Randy 89 Mason, Tammy 106 Mathers, Brigette 106, 146, 147, 159 MATHERS, JIM 8, 14, 18, 27, 36, 59, 134, 140, 154, 160, 176 Mathers, Paul 122, 143 Maynard, Charles 89 Maynard, Mike 15, 106, 136, 156, 161 MaCallum, Karen 122 McClellan, Belinda 16, 20, 106, 152, 161 McClellan. Don 122 McDonald, Denise 89 McDonald, Ray 15, 122 McDonald, Renee 8, 15, 20, 89, 173, 174, 175, 182 McFarlane, Scott 23, 89, 161 McIntosh, Dalton 22, 89 McKenney, Tim 22, 106 McKenzie, Chip 106 McLean, Brenda 106, 135, 144, 145, 162, 163, 168, 170 MCLEAN, MAR Y 15, 20. 59, 144, 145 McNabb, Donna Jo 122, 1 70, 1 71 McNichol, John 106, 152, 170, 171 McRoberts, Doug Medford, Toby 122, 143, 150 Melville, Dave 106, 150 Merchant, Jane 10, 17, 20, 89, 138, 139 Mertz, Ed 15, 89, 93, 134, 166 Mertz, Ron 89 Mertz, Scott 122 MIEKSZTYN, LORI 4, 6, 9, 16, 60, 173, 175, 176, 177, 178 Miller, Jill 106, 162 Miller, Kevin 21, 122, 152 MILLER, MARY 1, 8, 12, 14, 18, 19, 27, 39, 60, 144, 176, 179 Miller, Penny 106 Miller, Ralph 106 Miller, Rob (Jl) 89 Miller, Robert B. (9) 122, 143, 157 MiUer, Robert W. (9) 122, 143 Miller, Scott Allan 89 Miller, Sharon 1, 12, 13, 17, 20, 107, 114, 144, 147 Miller, Tina 123 MILLS, BARR Y 15, 23, 60. 160 Mills, Kim 17. 123 Mitchell, Mary 107 MITCHELL, MICHELE 16, 60, 177, 178 MITCHELL, PA TTY 21, 60 Monish, Roger 23. 24, 89, 134, 140, 154, 165 Monish, Steven 123, 143, 170, 171 Morrison, Becca 23, 89 MORRISON, BOYD 22, 61 Morrison, Criag 107 Mullinax, Bill 89 Mullinax, Debbie 15, 55, 123 MURPHY, KEVIN 22, 61 Murphy, Tracey 23, 107, 124 Munay, Rick 22, 89, 1 74 Munay, Traci 14, 118, 123 Naylor, Robin 20, 107, 182 Neill, Paul 107, 158 NEILL, PETE 170 Netter, Kathy 14, 89, 93, 159 Netter, Mike 107, 142, 160 Nicholas, Steve 89 NIRGANAKIS, STEVE 61 Nofs, Nancy 107, 146, 162 Normandin, Chris 123 Norris, Jeff 107, 142, 156 Norris, Tim 22, 89 Nowicki, Mike 90 Nowicki, Ted 123 Nutter, Jeff 123 OATES, KEN 21, 23, 61, 160 O ' BOYLE, DEBBIE M. 22, 61 O ' Boyle, Laura 85 O ' BOYLE, PAT 62 O’Brien, Maureen 1, 8, 12, 13, 17, 21, 90 O ' DELL, MAR Y BETH 26, 62 Odle, Kimberly Marie 22, 90 OLES, NANCY 62 Oliver, Gena 20, 28, 107, 182 Osentoski, Joseph 107, 142, 168, 170, 171 PAKE, DA VE8, 62, 134, 164, 165 PAKE, JON 1, 12, 13, 19, 62, 134, 154, 165 Paldanius, Lowry 90 PAIMATEER, TOM 1, 12, 13, 19, 63 Panish, Jim 123 PARSONS, BRIAN 63 Partain, Erv 107, 114, 142, 161, 166 Paterson, Kip 90 Paterson, Lonaine 107 Paterson, Lou 123, 143 PATTERSON, SCOTT 22, 63, 134 Pattison, Kenneth 107 Pavlik, Cheryl 16, 17, 21, 107, 114, 173, 175, 181 PEARSON, JANE 63, 135 Pelton, Doug 107, 168, 170, 171 PERR Y, JOANNE 63, 1 78 PER USKI, JOHN 64, 140 Petrick, Bruce 107, 137, 152 PETR1CK, STEWART 15, 64, 137, 152 PETTEE, MARK E. 64, 166, 1 77 Pierce. Rick 1, 12, 13, 107, 142, 150 Pioch, Jamie 107, 146, 159 Phillips, Dennis 90 Phillips, Jeff 22, 90 Phillips, Karen 123, 146, 152, 170171 Phillips, Rebecca Joy 123, 1 74 Ponett, Greg 90 Poulos, Dan 123, 130 Poulos, Nick 8, 23, 24, 169, 170 POZAR, JE ANNIE 10, 64, 173, 174,179 Pozar, John 123, 174 POZIOS, EVANS 64 Pratt. Vince 123, 143 Precour, Dawn 16, 26, 90, 162 Precour, Robert 107 Prentice, Bob 90 Preston, Lisa 14, 108, 146 Pretty, Brian 90 Pretty. Kristie 123, 170, 171 Priehs, Eric 123, 130, 143 Purkiss, Cheryl 123 Purkiss, Dean 15, 22, 90, 92 Purkiss, Rob 123 Putze, Kirk 108. 166 QUAINE, MICHAEL W. 15. 18, 65. 134, 140, 153. 176 Quinn, Daniel 23, 90 Raines, Becky 123 Randall, Jim 90 Randall, Mary 15, 20, 123, 139 RANDALL, PAT 21, 65, 135, 138. 139, 176 Randall, Ray 124 RANDS, JEFF 22. 65, 165 Rands, Larry 22, 90, 134, 150 Ramsey, Karen 108 Ramsey, Leon 123 Reardon, Dave 108, 152, 173 REARDON, JIM 65, 134, 140, 154, 160 Red ford, Robin 124, 173, 174, 175 Reed. Paul 90 Reid, Cindy 1, 12, 13, 19, 23, 90, 135, 144, 162 Reid, Dave 124 REID, JAMES A. 22, 65, 134, 140, 177 Reid, John 124 Reid, Pat 22, 90, 134, 140 Rhody, Beth 108 Rhody, Kim 26, 91 Richards, Mike 108, 142, 156 Richards, Pat 108, 142, 156, 165 Rivard, Pam 108, 147 Rivard, Randy 91 Roberts, Debra 91 Robinson, Rick 108, 124 Robson, Mike 124, 143 ROGERS, CHUCK 66, 166 Rogers, Jeanette 22, 91 ROMATZ, BECKY L. 66, 168, 182 Roosenberg, Debbie 124, 182 Ropp, Jeff 14, 18, 87, 91, 137, 152, 173, 175, 181 Rose, Jill 108, 124, 144, 147, 159 ROSE, MICHELLE 66, 135, 144, 145 Ross, Jennifer 14, 21, 108, 138 Rushing, Pat 124 Rutkowski, Connie 124, 174 Rymers, Steve 108, 154 Saffee, Greg 17, 21, 108, 114 SAFFEE, TAMERA 1, 8. 12, 13, 21, 35, 66 Salgot, Chuck 21, 108, 114 Samson, Annette 124 SANDERSON, SCOTT 66. 136 Saunders, Jill 124 SAUNDERS, KIRK 23, 67 Savage, Sarah 15, 124 Sawdon, Brian 108, 142, 156 Sawdon, Debbie 10, 26. 91. 172, 180 Sawdon, Lisa 20, 124, 182 Sawdon, Scott 108 Sawdon, Tim 91, 1 75 Schack, Kevin 124 Schambre, Anne 108, 174 S chef per, Carol 108 Schemansky, Rose 16, 22, 91. 92, 162 Schess, Debbie Lynn 4. 7, 8. 91 Schess, Paul 124, 143 Schess, Vicki 118, 124 SCHILLER, JULIE 8, 67.176.179 Schott, Michelle 108 SCHREINER. DONNA 22. 67 Schultz, Bob 108, 161 SCHULTZ, PAMELA 22, 67 Schulze, Virginia 109 INDEX -191 These Last Stars Remain Schwcihofer , Keith 124 Schweihofer, Kevin 124 Sedwick. Jodi 15, 124 Sedwick, Kirk 91 Shafran, John 109 Shafnm, Tom 124 SI 1 ARROW, RANDY 22. 67. 140 Sherer, Mike 109 Shinn, Carol 26, 91 Siegle, Ken 125 Siemen, Gary 91, 134, 137, 164, 165 Siemen, Mark 91. 134. 137, 164. Siemen, Sheri 109, 152, 162 Siemen, Teresa 125, 147 Siler. La Verne 23, 24, 86. 91 Siler. Mike 125. 143 Simmonds, Diane 109, 146, 147, 159 Simmonds, Kim 109 Simmons, Brian 22,91, 134, 140 Simmons, Brenda 125 SIMMONS, JEFF 68, 140 SIMMONS, MARY 68 Simmons. Mike 15, 125, 143 Simonds, Dan 126 Sischo, Jody 91 SISCHO, SCOTT 68 Skuta, Jerry 125, 143 Slota. Scott 109 Sly. Cheri 15, 20. 125, 182 Sly, Tami 109 Small. Kathleen 109, 174 Small. Mary 22. 91 SMALL. RAY 22.68 Smarch, Bonnie 15, 1 7, 20, 109, 138 Smarch, Cindy 125, 146, 147 Smarch, Corrine 11, 20, 109, 169, 172, 173, 182 Smarch, Kim 125 SMITH, BARB 23. 68 Smith. Bob 109, 142 SMITH. CAROL 16, 69, 177 Smith, David 125 SMITH, JEFF 22, 69 SMITH. JOYCE 69 Smith. Kirk 91, 134, 154 Smith, Lori 22, 91 Smith, Marvin Shaun 125 Smith, Rick 92, 134, 140, 154 Smith, Scott 109 Smyth, Lisa 109, 146, 162, 174 Snook, Rick 125, 130, 143, 150 Snowden, Sue 125 Snowden, Tom 92, 134, 140 Snyder, Vance 109, 142 Soboleski, Greg 15, 109, 165 Socha, Dennis 109, 142, 156 Socha, Steve 92, 98, 134, 140, 169 Solomon, Todd 23, 92 Sorrel, Cammie 125 Sparling, Mary 20, 92, 109, 1 70, 1 71 Sprotberry, Tom 23, 92 STAGER, DEBBY 16, 69, 1 76, 1 77, 1 78 Stark, Karri 8, 20, 21. 81, 92, 98, 182 Stark, Rita 15, 28. 125 Stark. Sally 1, 12, 13, 16, 26, 92, 93. 153, 180 Steele, Scott 109 Steiner t, Mike 125 Stevens, Scott 110, 114, 142, 156 Stevens, Kelly 23, 125, 173, 182 Stewart, Lori 110, 169, 182 Stewart, Grace 92, 173, 174, 175 Stimac, Kim 92 Stimac, Shawn 110 Stocker, Troy 110 Stoinoff, Brian 110, 142, 156 Stoinoff, Sonja 14, 118, 125 Stoliker, Kurt 125, 15 7 Stoliker, John 92, 134, 140 Storey, Les 125 STOUT. DA YL 14, 22, 70, 134, 150 Strzelecki, Ed 126 STUMP, LORI 18, 70. 158 Sturdevant, Cheryl 20, 92, 170, 171 Sturdevant, John 110 Sturdevant, Laurie 126 STURDEVANT, MICHAEL 70 Swanson. Sandy 20, 28, 92, 138, 139 Swearingen, Jan 20, 126, 170, 171, 173 SW1ERKOSZ, JANET 18, 70, 144, 158, 178 Swoffer, Chris 126 Swoffer, Chrystal 110 Sygit, Kathy 126, 130 Taber, Ernie 92 Taylor, Janice 15, 126, 146, 171 Taylor. Joyce 126, 146, 147, 153. 168, 170 Taylor, Scott 110, 142, 158 TEEPLE, HOPE 71, 138, 139 TETLOCK, JOANNE 21, 37, 71, 144, 145, 158 Thick, Brian 21, 92, 93, 153, 173 Thibdaue, Barb 1, 12, 13, 15, 87. 92, 153 Thi bodeau. Jerry 110 THOMAS, ROBERT 21, 35, 71, 134, 140, 165, 173, 179 Thompson, Lisa 16, 92 THORNTON, SANDY 71 Tipa, Laurie 126 Tipa, Mary 126 TOBICZYK, GARY 18. 72, 136, 161 TOMALO, JOE 23, 72 Tomlo, Kari 8, 126, 138, 139 Torello, Dee Anne 126, 182, 198 TORELLO, DENISE 16. 72, 177. 178 Torello, Doreen 8, 20, 21, 23, 92, 182 Trasko, Karen 126, 153, 170, 171 Troy, Chris 126, 174, 175 Troy, Jeff 143, 173 Troy, Mary 14, 110, 162 Turnbull, Julaine 15, 126, 147, 173, 174 Tyler, Lenora 110 Tyler, Terri 110 Tyler, Tim 92 ULRICH, JEN IN E 7Z 162. 163, 170, 171 Ulrich, John 126, 168. 170, 171 Ulrich, Michelle 17, 93, 159 Ulrich, Ralph 110 Umphrey, Laura 126 Uren, Bill 126 Vanlerberghe, Carol 126, 1 74 Vanderwill, Ron 110, 142, 156 VanNest, Matt 110, 166, 169 Vansach, Pam 110 VanSickle, Richell 110, 162 VanTiem, Darlene 126 Venia, Joni 20, 126, 139, 174 Vikstrom, Rob 111, 152 Visga, Martha 28, 126, 174 Volts taedt, Jeff 23, 93 Vollstaedt, Jill 127, 147 Volls taedt, Jim 111 Venal t, Chris 111, 114, 138, 168, 173 Vonalt. Fay 127 WAGAR, JOHN 73 Wahl, Jon 93, 136, 169 Walker, Brad Walker, Kurt Walker, Patti 127 Walker, Rick 23, 111, 170 WALTER, BILLIE SUE 18, 73, 158 Ward, Debbie 127, 147 Ward, Renae 93, 168, 170, 171 Warren. Jim 111, 142 WARSINSKI, DOUG 21, 35, 73, 161 Warsinski, Jim 127 WASHINGTON, JEANINE 11, 26, 73 Watson, Cary 111 Watson, Kurt 127, 157 Watson, Sue 127 WEARINGEN, JENETTE 1 70 Wedge, Lynne 127, 137, 155 Wedge, Paul 14, 93, 134, 137, 152 Wehner, Dale 127 Wessel, Pam 93 Westbrook, Mark 9, 93 Weymouth, Brian 21, 23, 93 Weymouth, Jeff 127, 157 Wheelis, Barry 93 Whitcomb, Sheri 20, 127, 170, 171 WHITE, DEBBIE 74 Wilczynski, Jed 111, 150, 168, 170, 171 Wilczynski, Sandy 26, 93, 180 Wilczynski, Shari 127 Williams, Mike 111 WILSON, BRIAN L. 8, 26, 74, 134, 154, 165 WILSON, CHER YL 26, 74, 135, 148, 158 Wilson, Cheryl (11) 93 Wilson, Chris 111 Wilson, Dan 127, 143, 157 Wilson, Jim 127, 143 Wilson, John 119, 127, 175 Wilson, Lori 10, 17, 106, 111, 114, 138, 169, 173, 175 Wilson, Sandy 17. Ill, 138, 169 Wilson, Tina 127, 146, 147 Wilson, William III 16, 93 WILTSE, SUSAN 4. 6, 8, 35. 74, 175, 177, 179 Wilkler, Michelle 20, 21, 193, 168, 169, 170, 171, 182 Winkler, Robin 127, 130, 146, 147, 170, 172, 240 Wixson, Sue 16. 27, 147 Wojcik. Darla 16, 111, 153, 162, 172, 173, 174, 180 Wolfe. Chip 23. 93, 165, 166 Wolfe y Margo 111 Woolman, Brad 111 Worden, Rick 17, 1 1 1 , 168, 170, 171 WRIGHT, BRENDA 26, 75 Wright, Susan 93 Wright, Vickie 111 Wrubel, Mark 93 ZABL0CK1, LYNNE. 16, 75, 177 Zacharias, Julie 93 Zauner, Gary 127 Zauner, Tom 111, 156, 169 Zimmer, Lisa 127 Zimmer, Lori 14, 111 ZIMMER. MARK 19, 20, 21. 27, 75, 134, 140, 178 ZIMMER, MICHAEL 8, 10, 14, 18, 20, 21, 34, 75, 134, 140, 176,179 Zimmer. Steve 93, 136, 165 192 - INDEX They’re As Bright Mr. Mrs. Ben Baker parents of Tim Todd Mr. Mrs. Joe Grosser parents of Chris Mr. Mrs. Robert Benedict parents of Jim Mr. Mrs. Charles Henry parents of Renee, Mike Sue Mr. Mrs. Tom Biedinger parents of Tim Becky Mr. Mrs. Baul Hoag parents of Linda Mr. Mrs. Walt Braun parents of Barry Mr. Mrs. Delbert Home parents of Roseann Ron Mr. Mrs. David Cochran parents of Mike, Deb Leonard Mr. Mrs. Richard Hudson parents of Terry, Paid Sam Mr. Mrs. Grant Collins parents ofChiis Grant Mr. Mrs. Ingram parents of Linda Mr. Mrs. Felix Czamecki li: JS e Mr. Mrs. Gerald James Mr. Mrs. William Drechsler events o fMkheiie m parents of Jean Jeff 194 -ADS As They Come Mr. Mrs. Alex Kota parents of Stephanie A ndrea Mr. Mrs. Marvin Lasky parents of Doug Mr. Mrs. Daniel Johnson parents of Marilyn Mr. Mrs. John Mackay parents of Mary Mr. Mrs. George Keener parents of Dave Sue Mr. Mrs. John Mader parents of Craig Mrs. Sandra Kerbyson parent of Dawn Joy Ms. Margo Mathers parent of Jim, Brigette Paul Mr. Mrs. Dick Ketchum parents of Sandy Nancy Mrs. Ethel Merchant parent of Jane Mr. Mrs. Robert Knapp parents of Bob, Jean Karen Mr. Mrs. John Miller parents of Mary Sharon Mr. Mrs. Fred Krohn parents of Jody Kerry Mr. Mrs. James Netter parents of Kathy Mike Mr. Mrs. Michael Landschoot ADS -195 Our Parents and Friends Mr. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien ' parents of Maureen Mr. Mrs. George Pake parents of Dave Jon Mr. Mrs. John D. Preston parents of Lisa Mrs. Don F. Reid Sr. Grandma of Jim, Cindy, Pat John Mr. Mrs. Amos Reid parents of Jim Cindy Mr. Mrs. Herbert Romatz parents of Becky Mr. Mrs. Dale Ropp parents of Jeff Mr. Mrs. Leon Rymers parents of Steve Rondeau E. Saffee parent of Tamera Mr. Mrs. Lanny Sawdon parents of Debbie Mr. Mrs. Harry Stark parents of Karri Jo Mr. Mrs. Charles Tetlock Sr. parents of Jo Ann Gladys Thibdaue parent of Barb Mr. Mrs. Ralph Ulrich parents of Michele Ralph Mr. Mrs. Dave Wright parents of Sue Mr. Mrs. Ted Wildermuth Friends of Debbie, Mary and the Vikettes 196 - ADS Are The Sun, Moon And Stars American Handicrafts 2830 Pine Grove Avenue, Port Huron 982-7333 Anne L s 2833 Pine Grove, Port Huron 982-7112 Coca-Cob Bottling Co. 1608 Dove Street, Port Huron 982 - 8501 Robert Cushman, D.D.S. 300 South Riverside Ave., St. Clair 329-9800 Dalton Shoes 626 Grand River, Port Huron 983 - 3302 Herber’s Collision 2970 Lapeer Rd., Port Huron 982 - 3595 Carol Hollands Kennels 5353 Gratiot Rd., Marysville 363-6301 Hrisca’s Dee- Anna Motel 1710 Gratiot, Marysville 363-7881 Kentucky Fried Chicken 3802 Pine Grove, Port Huron 983 - 3151 Lewis and Wagner 315 Andrew Murphy, Port Huron 983-5079 Neumann Flowers 913 Military, Port Huron 982-8505 C.F. 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Phone 364-9704 985-7105 ADS- 205 Printing While-You-Wait Deep Six Enterprise Water Safety through Education Certified Scuba Instruction By YMCA, NAUI, and PADI Complete Scuba Diving Equipment for the Year Around Diver 1650 New Hampshire Phone 364-6176 St. Clair Record Tape CB-14 Radios, Stereos Mon. thru Sat. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 Village Green Plaza 364-7850 206 - ADS 1 Block West of 10th Street Phone: 982-6110 HOURS: 8:30 to 5:00 DAILY - - - SAT. - CLOSED Ardens Apparel Inc. 208 Huron Ave. Attic Family Dining Open 24 Hours — 7 Days Call 982-4007 � CLOCK I 2127 1 1th Avenue FINE FOOD | Port Huron Skinner Leasing Inc. Leasing and Rentals 2023 Pine Grove Call 985-6437 Moose Lodge No. 158 Cooper Real Estate 523 Huron Port Huron 3520 Military Port Huron Call 987-2100 982-3041 Huron Heating Air Conditioning Sheet Metal Fabricating — Industrial Piping Complete Ventilating and Exhaust Systems Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air Hot Water Furnace Heaters Installations Phone: 364-5500 1000 Gratiot Marysville, Mich. 48040 ADS -207 RUFF Marysville SduUen FLORRL Hobby 406 Quay 1754 Tteca feiAety Port Huron 1100 Michigan (In the VIKING PLAZA) 364-9153 985-8165 364-8259 New Homes and Good Luck, Seniors Texturizing VIKING LANES LOUNGE 1438 Gratiot ★ 24 AUTO PIHSETTERS ★ AUTOMATIC SCORING ★ LEAGUE OPEN BOWLING ★ OPEN YEAR ROUND if AIR CONDITIONING ★ COCKTAIL LOUNGE ★ VIKING PRO SHOP ★ ON THE SPOT DRILLING 364-8116 Good Luck Seniors 208 - ADS Boddy Construction Inc. 1505 Michigan Ave. 364-9560 Marysville PORTRAITS CAMERAS FILM PROJECTORS SCREENS FRAMING COLOR PROCESSING 1002 Military Port Huron 982-8525 ADS - 209 C. J. WELSER WELL DRILLING Water Systems Sales Service 5640 Gratiot St. Clair, Mich. Phone (313) 364-6361 Suzanne ’s Clothing Village Green Plaza Phone 36b-5m • Prom Dresses •Sport Wear •Jewelry-Purses •Queens-Casuals •Fine Fashions •And Accessories HOUVS Mon. thru Fri. 1 0: GO a. m . -9: GO p. m . Sat. 9:SG a.m.-5:SG p.m. D. J. SHANNON AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 1470 Pennsylvania Marysville, Michigan Phone 364-7441 Specializing in IN5URED SAVINGS and HOME LORNS OF RLL KINDS CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS PopL Huron Locations • 525 Water Street • 1527 Hancock Located in Marysville at • 3135 Lapeer • 2015 Gratiot Blvd. 210 - ADS “Pantef Stogie J71t tyidttot “THanif wUe, 364-777t Jar p� C] j s Pizza (7 YJ Party M y S Store PAULINE’S Beauty SALON 624 Grand River Port Huron 12 Operators to serve YOU 985-8631 PINE RIVER Huron Electric ELECTRICAL Supply J§P Port Huron SUPPLY 985-8183 950 Wadhams KNAPP’S St. Clair FEED STORE 329-9067 Port Huron 984-4291 ADS- Saffee ' s Marysville Plastics Restaurant Corporation and Cocktail Lounge 315 Cuttle Road Marysville 364-6688 M. W. Tomlin Drug 519 Huron Ave. 2402 Conner Ave. Port Huron Port Huron 982-0123 - ADS 984-2561 Doris ' Beauty Salon 1341 Pennsylvania 364-7072 BLAKE and SONS GLASS 835 24th Street Port Huron 24-7¥onn, Replacement ytumncutce (fo-. 9X5-71X7 Congratulations Senior Class of 1979 Young ’s Party Store 2850 Gratiot Marysville — 865-7505 Complete Line of Picnic Party Supplies :ar quest DISCOUNT AUTO OVERNIGHT SERVICE on HARD TO LOCATE ITEMS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS IN STOCK HOURS: 8:00 AM TO 6:00 PM MONDAY THRU FRI. 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM SATURDAY SUNDAY SUMMER HOURS 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM VIKING PLAZA 1 1 00 MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT DISCOUNT PRICES ADS - 213 Robert’s Tuxedo Shop 312 HURON (313) 984 3157 PORT HURON, MICH. 48060 INC. “Everything in Music ” SINCE 1934 Ray Sterling Jack Snyder Assistant Manager General Manager Bostick ' s Auto Parts 1+196 Ravenswood Port Huron, ML 361+-9009 214 - ADS Liddle s DAIRY Congratulations Lisa and Lori ISLE 1826 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville Su tdae TfatU (fatet )ce Cnecun SCut iet Panfrtft6 7 xc %ci H6c(nyenA (fattlcf, ADS - 215 PHILLIPS CRERAR LES COLLISION Crafts ORRIS 3403 Electric Ave. STATE Port Huron, Michigan 982-9689 Costumes Magic Novelties FARM INS. MODERN MOTORS Make-up 3292 Lapeer Rd. Dance Wear 1834 Pine Grove Port Huron Port Huron, Michigan 417 Bard Michigan 9874193 Port Huron 987-8999 984-1537 GEORGE LANG, INC. The Economy Experts The Best From Both Worlds Volkswagens Jeeps American Motors Mazdas Fine Selection of Pre-Owned Automobiles 2929 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 Phone: 364-7000 216 - ADS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Mary Miller Jim Bix er Dawn Kerbyson Tom Pa mateer Tam era Saffee Jon Pake Julie Kennedy We ' ve Grown Together From the Viking Yearbook Seniors Huron Automatic Screw Company 4918 Gratiot Rd, RON LENDZION’S Special Occasion Apparel 220 Huron Ave. Port Huron • 987-6100 HAGGERTY CONSTRUCTION Marysville , Michigan Phone: 364-6636 1537 Pennsylvania Marysville 364-9262 ADS -217 AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 449 £. cvum, ’THoMfAvctle, ' WticfcytUt Heleft uMte 364-9366 MARYSVILLE BAKERY H H WALL WASHING CO. WINDOW CLEANING CARPET U PH n 1 RTFBY PI r A m i ki r 7320 TftictiiCfOH Phone 36U-6067 w - p u i kjc u rn ULC 1 LfT T U L L M IN 1 IN L3 SMOKE DAMAGE CLEAN-UP PAINTING BLIND REPAIR Phdne Glenn Shover 982-3271 Owner AL WATSON GZ-UACCUC MARYf.vn ir Fi owf r Shop ENTERPRISE 1820 Gratiot Blvd Phone MAfo vuiF Ml 4B040 f3 1 3� 364 c RS0 2854 Pine Grove Ave., Port Huron Children’s Clothing 218 - ADS PORT HURON PAINT CO. Wall Paper Paints Artist Supplies Painters ’ Supplies 31 7 McMorran Blvd. PHONE 982-8563 Port Huron Building Supply Co. 3555 Electric Ave. 987-2666 O icc Sufrfdcf, %c. 1121 9%ilitcvuf, St. 9X4-4129 Ogden Moffett Company 1515 Busha Highway Marysville, Michigan Aft Clemens, Michigan Samia, Ontario Detroit, Michigan 60 Floral Street Phone 984-2571 or 344-0971 6465 Wyoming Phone 468-2432 Canadian Customs Compound Phone 582-3040 ADS -219 PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON 511 Fort Street PORT HURON. MICHIGAN 40060 Telephone - 984-5161 P.O. Box 907 Area Code — 313 FRIENDLY PEOPLE GOING ONE STEP FURTHER FOR YOU Student Loans Car Loans Savings Plans Checking Accounts Now that you are stepping out of high school , you will be faced with decisions about your future. “ We’re going one step further” to help you make this transition step smooth and successful Friendly people Serving at 8 Convenient Locations Main Office: 511 Fort St. Water St. Office: 500 Water St. Lapeer Rd. Office : 4503 Lapeer Rd. Pine Grove Office: 1675 Garfield 24th St. Office: 1226 24th St. Busha Office: 1 650 Busha Hwy. Marysville Office: 2425 Gratiot Blvd. Ft. Gratiot Office: 4512 24th Ave. 220 - ADS BOWL -O- DROME 522 Quay Street 984-5138 Port Huron INTERSTATE SYSTEM 1665 Busha Highway Marysville Michigan 364-8980 Ray Eagen Masonry 776 Scott Rd. — Smiths Creek Phone 367-3541 Stone — Fireplace Brick — Block — Cement colby ' s Body Shop lBWBt “the family IcviV to € n 328 Superior Mall Port Huron, Mich. 48060 (313) 984-2122 Village Green Plaza Marysville, Mich. 48040 (313) 364-5805 Lay ' s INTERIORS 1504 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 TiJtierie Seautifril fyU 5-X031 ADS - 221 222 - ADS Ceramics by Romaine 5713 Smith’s Creek Road 367-3975 Fox Jewelers and Opticians 111 Huron Port Huron 985-6171 All State Ins. 6 US Carolina Marysville 364-7178 Michael Toles ADS - 223 Shepherd ' s Lincoln-Mercury Inc. 68200 Grand Trunk Richmond Congratulations Class of “79” Bowie Coal and Oil Co. 1750 Michigan Avenue Marysville Phone: 364-7531 Over 50 Senwce Delta Builders Supply 2540 Lapeer Aire. 982-8507 Pre-Finished Kitchen Cabinets Roofing Aluminum Siding Ceiling Tile — Windows Paneling — Fireplaces Dunn Paper Company . 218 Riverview Street Port Huron Eagle Boat Top 1321 Gratiot poigouuM Poly-Oleum of Port Huron 501 24th Street Port Huron. Michigan 48060 ' 313) 987 6700 OLIVER BARESI AUTO TRUCK RUSTPROOFING FEATURING 984-5521 Sends Best Wishes 79 Marysville 364-5959 ADS - 225 MARYSVILLE Paint Decorating 1030 Gratiot Marysville 364-5656 Blue Water Pattern Engineering Co. 3124 Peavey St. Port Huron 364-9298 364-6131 Marysville SHELL Service 2627 Gratiot Self-Serve Sherwin Williams 1 609 Pine Grove Port Huron 984-1562 RIVERSIDE POPULAR PRINTING • YOUR ACCOMMODATING PRINTERS ’ 3 1 03 Lapeer Road port Huron. Michigan PHONE: (313) 364-6222 604 BUSHA HWY. MARYSVILLE, MICH.. 226 - ADS MIDAS IRWIN ' S FERRIS MUFFLER SUPPLY Co. CHALET 725 Huron Ave. 2337-1 Oth St. 1484 Gratiot Port Huron, MI. 48060 Port Huron Marysville Disc ft Standard BRAKE SERVICE 984-1545 SHOCK ABSORBERS ALIGNMENT EXHAUST SYSTEMS 48060 Good Luck SENIORS CLASS OF 364-7500 BEST OF LUCK Front Ends 79 SENIORS MICHIGAN NA TIONAL BANK of PORT HURON MEMBER FDIC MAIN OFFICE: 800 Military at Water Downtown Drive-In Water and 4th North: 1620 Pine Grove, South: 2315 Conner West: 2300 Griswold PHONE: 987-8000 All Drive-In Windows Open: Mon-Fri 7:30-7:30 Sat 7:30-4:30 ADS -227 Londonderry of St. Clair Open all year! Featuring — Soups, Sandwiches and Crazy Clowns! 1421 MICHIGAN AVE. MARYSVILLE, MICH. 48040 BOX 128 Phone EM 4-7789 Marysville School Bus Service Specialists in Transportation of Students John W. Hurley, Owner R. W. Bradley Manager Global Van Lines Northgate Auto Supply 1521 8th Street, Port Huron 982-2961 Jerry Smith Brake Service Will Help You 2422 Griswold, Port Huron 985-6279 3841 Pine Grove Rd. 984-1501 -ADS The Dog House “Grooming ft 1029 State Street 987-5737 Big Boy Marysville ADS -229 All Breeds BLUE WATER GLASS Auto Window - Table Tops - Mirrors 702 Griswold Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Phone 982-2494 TITANIUM TANTALUM COLUMBIUM ZIRCONIUM ALUMINUM 8. NICKEL ALLOYS Onezt WeCding Wife. Co. P 0 BOX 87 SMITHS CREEK. Ml 48074 ROGER ROMATZ (313) 367-6056 Allen’s Cleaners Suede Leather Cleaning In Our Own Plant Drapes - Man-Made Furs Formal Wear 713 Huron Ave. 982-8881 S ollcnoc Optical Phone: 982-4451 615 Water Street Port Huron, Michigan HAGENS HARDWARE illage Green Shopping Center Mon. - Fri. 9-9 MARYSVILLE Sat. 9-5:30 364-8055 Sun. 12 ' 5 Tech Steel Rule Die Co., Inc. 1276 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville imposing architectural walls, you’ll find a willingness to please that reaches beyond the expected ... a friendliness that becomes contagious . . . princely accommodations 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 aw ait the most discriminating gourmets . . . while The Inn Club provides nightly entertainment on into the wee hours. The Georgian Inn Motel Phone: 294-0400 The Inn Restaurant Phone: 293-4500 Gratiot Ave. at 13 Mile Rd. and 1-94 Roseville. Michigan 15 min, from the GM area. Mike Nett 364-8647 Bin Baker 364-8661 Don Moore 364-864 7 230 -ADS realtor EDISON S. BROWN, GRI R E ALTOR BARBE’S FRIENDL Y SER VICE 7125 LAKESHORE ROAD LA K E P O RT PORT HURON. MICHIGAN 48060 (313) 385 4202 NEWMAN CENTER Mass Schedule Daily 4:00 p.m. except Wed. MOBILE OIL PRODUCTS Brake Service Tune-Ups Wheel Alignment Sat urday 4:00 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. Folk Mass 5:30 3435 Gratiot Bli ' d. Marysville p.m. 364-9883 411 Grand River Port Huron, Mich. Phone: (313) 985-7123 _ ao c s — S) FOUR STAR Family Restaurant 1833 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 364-6930 ★★★★ ★ ★ ★ A A A A A ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ We uhCi yiVe ci ' Bonus Z5 uJaUcts iVitfi ikis any coupon and summer Senior sittiny cCcyosvt - outside poses too corny tete retouching one clothes change included no oOq.it 16 looses S.U y or traits guaranteed! Robert L. Jecbura Photography 2780 LEWIS D lVE Telephone 982- 998 Port Huron ADS - 231 Best Wishes Class of ’79 from Sales Staff O’Connor Realty 36U-8700 Across from your High School Complete Real Estate Services Francis O ' Connor - Broker Ron Cooley — Associate Broker Ron Murphy Jan Murphy Emma Schulte Jim Czarnecki Dianna Noble ph b PORT HURON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Branch of Pontiac Business Institute SECRETARY ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MANAGEMENT FIELDS Financial Aids Placement Service 430 Peoples Bank Bldg. 984-5185 SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL Attend High School Hockey McMorran Place 701 McMorran Blvd. HOCKEY MARYSVILLE DAIRY Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butler 1207 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 364-6444 EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Edward J. Urban Congratulates the Class nf 79 232 - ADS Compliments of “You Should Be Dancinf” THEUT PRODUCTS MANUFA CTURING SAND — GRA VEL CEMENT — MORTAR At The Plaza Studios (formerly Ter-Cels Studios) Village Green Shopping Center SEWER — CROCK LIME — PLASTER DRAIN TILE FLUE LINING STEEL SASH EXPANDED SLAG BRICK BLOCK CUT STONE Nancy J. Gates Owner 982-8825 Victorian Hair Fashions 1136 Griswold St. Port Huron, MI. 1444 Gratiot, Marysville 364-7132 Remember Every Saturday is Half Price Only Kids 18 Yrs. and Under C0NGRATULA1 IONS 1011 24th Street Port Huron, MI 48060 CLASS OF 79 2303 Pine Grove Ave, Port Huron, MI 48060 Congratulations Commercial Savings Bank ST CLAIR - NORTHGATE - YALE - EMMETT - WADHAMS MEMBER F.D.I.C. 234 - ADS 600 Huron Ave. Downtown PORT HURON phone 987-6767 We sell the best you can buy! Offering the largest and most complete selection of guitars , drums , amp, P.A. ' s and accessories in St. Clair County along with good old-fashioned personal service! AMPS P.A. ACCESSORIES GUITARS DRUMS A mpeg E.V. Barous Berry Alvarez PERCUSSION Lab Series J.B.L. Dimarzio Applause Gretsch Marshall Kustom Electro- Gibson Ludwig Music Man Shure Harmonit Ibanez Humes Berg Stage Tapco Morley Memphis Pearl Yamaha Yamaha Murton Music Man Remo MXR Ovation Tama Roland Takamine Whirlwind WE ALSO HAVE THESE HARD-TO-FIND! Custom Cord Construction Consignment Sales P.A. and Amp Rentals Lesson Programs Professional Sound Reinforcement Bands for Hire Professional Disco System Sound Advice 236 - ADS Troy Laundry Co. Laundry — Drycleaning 1629 tfaifcetd St. McNeice Floor Finishing Part ' rtyccfuxtt 1009 16th Street Sute 1X73 9X5-7111 Port Huron, Michigan 987-3161 MARCILE ' S FEMININE FASHIONS BRIDALS - FORMALS 69334 MAIN STREET RICHMOND, MICHIGAN 48062 E.C. LOTZ TOOL DIE CO . TOOLS - DIES JIGS - FIXTURES PROTOTYPE - EXPERIMENTAL 280 14th Street 364-9209 Marysville, Mich. MARCILE LIKE Owner, Mgr. Phone 727 1504 Area Code 313 ADS - 237 8 BLUE WATER DIVING INSTRUCTION SERVICE TRAVEL 1722 LAPEER AVE. PORT HURON, Ml Phone (313) 987-9637 EQUIPMENT INMtNT Manufacturers of Automotive Headliners Extends Congratulations To the Class of ’79 SR ' Tv TJfF Inmont Corporation Auto. Trim Division 1905 Beard Street Port Huron, Mi. 48060 Tel. 313-987-8500 Donald E. Wrench Personnel Manager 238 - ADS ftutogmphs yfiom: 984,- 6 l uJrmce Jkodcrs J auJaCery and uJaircfv repair dorm on dfu ' premises. zz} ItorotisMa. Tort ' Huron, Michigan ADS - 239 The Shining Moments Of The Past Year Are Eternally Yours y