Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

1980 VIKING Staff Presents Times Of Change Life Belongs To The Living And He Who Lives Must Be Prepared For Change In Loving Memory We Say Farewell To- Sometimes while sitting late at night When lights are out and the fire bums low , Our wistful eyes see in the brand Your face as it looked long ago ; And then we open memory s book And search the bygone past To live again those treasures stored Within our hearts, while life shall last. Craig McKinlay October 18, 1961 December 17, 1977 2 - MEMORIAL Fondly, We Dedicate The 1980 Viking To The Fine Arts Department Mrs. Shirley McCall Before teaching full-time at Marysville High School , Mrs. McCall was Art Co-ordinator in all of the Marysville elementary , junior high , and high schools. Her 25 years of service to MHS will forever be recalled as throngs of students enroll in the program offered each year , with each section being filled rapidly . While furthering her own background in ceramics , Mrs. McCall developed various courses in ceramics and crafts for our Art Department. This is a tribute to a great teacher and a great lady . Mr. Charles Salvo Since 1947 when an elementary student passed into the fourth grade , he has been allowed to begin the study of a band instrument with Mr. Salvo. It wasn’t until 1978 when the new band room was supposed to be ready that Mr. Salvo became a full-time teacher at Marysville High School. When several students requested a music theory class , Mr. Salvo stayed after school with them to teach it. Also , the Stage Band was an after-school and noon feature before it became part of our regular curriculum. As director of the Marching Band , he was a familiar face on the football field to students and townspeople. Thousands have enjoyed his Concert Band. Planning programs , half-time activities , arranging music , practicing after school - all add up to a fine , dedicated teacher. DEDICATION -3 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS 5 SENIOR DIRECTORY 52 ACTIVITIES 55 JUNIORS 83 PERFORMING ARTS 103 SOPHOMORES 119 SPORTS 135 FRESHMEN 171 SCHOOL PERSONNEL 185 INDEX 193 ADS 197 WHAT PAGES ARE YOU ON? 4 - TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior Advisors Comment Mr. Patterson — “A new building brings new ideas and hopefully new solutions to old problems.” Mr. Patterson has been our Chief Advisor, through our four years of high school. Mrs. Bellow - “Thirty-one years ago, my classroom was in practically the same spot that it was this year. The building, students, faculty have all changed, but close friendships always remain constant.” a first-class operation.” Mrs. Gallagh er - “Having a new art room is a luxury for the students as well as myself. 1 get a lot of pleasure from just being able to look out the windows every once in a while.” Mr. Hadden - “The new building has Mr. Schmorrow - “The new addition helped many departments to expand and and remodeling to the high school gives become a little more specialized.” me the best teaching station I have ever had. I thank the community for giving us exceptional facilities that can only enhance our education. The building is a symbol that they care about the youth of the future. 6 - SENIOR ADVISORS On The New School Addition Mr. Skrzyniarz - “A fine facility like Marysville High School evokes pride. Pride is contagious. It will carry on into everyone’s future.” Mr. Goetz - “It’s nice, but I’d like it a lot better if one of the rooms I could call mine. That way I wouldn’t have to move around all day and I’d have a desk I could use.’ Mrs. Burns - “The new building will be great when it is completed.” With the advice and guidance from the 1980 Senior advisors, we have now made it through our four years of high school They devoted their time and energy for such matters as money-making projects and homecoming activities. We will always remember their time and their support that was put into our graduation. Mr. Venia - “The new addition to the high school has improved the educational spirits of staff and students.” Miss Vivian - “I really enjoy my new room with carpeting and lots of work space.” SENIOR ADVISORS - 7 Our Bright Past Will Help Us 8 - SENIOR LIFE To Make A Better Tomorrow SENIOR LIFE - 9 Leadership Is A Unique Quality SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE: Stephanie Kota, Wade Gorinac, Jim Benedict, Jerry Johnson. (Not Pictured: Kerry Krohn, Dena Purkiss, Karri Stark, Becky Dubreuil) CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO What lies behind us And what lies before us Are tiny matters compared To what lies within us. CLASS COLOR Ivory White and Burgundy c 1979 Irving Music, Inc. (BMI) Sweet Harmony Music , Inc. (ASCAP) All rights on behalf of Sweet Harmony , Inc. administered by W.B. Music Corp. for the USA Canada only. All rights reserved. Made in USA International copyright secured. 10 - SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE CLASS SONG Where Have They Gone ? Outside the sky is water color grey Newspaper says to look for rain today No one around for company And so I turn to memories to pass the time away Each face that flashes back to mind Seems as it was untouched by time I can ' t recall quite all the names Each one is precious all the same How strange to think How many friends were lost somewhere behind Where are they now How I miss those companions Who walked the canyons of the night By my side Where are they now Like so many crazy dancers We live only for the answers in a song But that was long ago Where are they now When love was new and wonderful There was no word possible The future we saw with our minds Was something of our hearts design Between today and yesterday Life came between us all SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Socha, President; Kathy Netter, Secretary; Mary Mackay, Treasurer; Debbie Lents, Vice-President. 12 JEFFREY M. AGOSTINO If you can find a path with no obstacles , it probably doesn ' t lead anywhere. TIM AN GOVE A quiet man but quite a man. LORI JO ALLINGTON If you ' re going to climb , you ' ve got to grab the branches , not the blossoms. KIM ASHLEY To love for the sake of being loved is human , but to love for the sake of loving is angelic. ED BAKER A man is a worker. If he is not that, he is nothing. SENIORS TIM BAKER There is hardly anybody good for everything , and there is scarcely anybody who is absolutely good for nothing. STEPHEN J. BARBER Succeeding comes only by trying. DA VID B. BARBE Not he who has much is rich , but he who gives much. SHELLEY ANN BARR The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. CHERJ G. BEAUDRY For all his children God deserves a life of trust , not flurry. His will for them each day is this: that they should trust , not worry! SENIORS - 13 TAMMY BECKLEY Dreaming is the only thing we get away with for free . JIM BENEDICT That day you fear as being the end of all things is the birthday of your eternity. TINA MARIE BEEDON Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece. SHERRIE L YNN BELLOW To love is to admire with the heart; to admire is to love with the mind. PATTI LYNN BENOIT Knowledge cannot make us all leaders, but it can help us decide which leaders to follow. 14 - SENIORS JEANNE BERGDOLL A friendly eye could never see any faults. THOMAS BERGSTROM All human activity is prompted by desire. SCOTT ALLEN BOSHAR T About the only thing that comes to us without effort is old age. JEFF BISHOP To love is to be loved. BYRON LEE BROCK Don ' t believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitations. Look with your understanding. Find out what you already know and you ' ll see the way to fly. SENIORS - 15 PATRICK W. BROMLEY If we are strong, our character will speak for itself If we are weak, words will be of no help. DAWN M. BROWER We ' re not primarily put on this earth to see through one another , but to see each other through. ANDREA S. BUGG Yesterday is already a dream , and tomorrow is but a vision; but today , well-lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. PAUL JOHN BURCZYCKI To exist requires good common sense, but to live requires an edge of insanity. DAN BUTCHER Defeat never comes to any man until he admits it. 16 - SENIORS GEORGE E. BUTLER We cannot direct the winds; we can only adjust our sails. CHUCK CASH A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. SUZANNE M. CLARK The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched ; they must be felt with the heart. RICK CLINE Give me today and take tomorrow. CHRISTOPHER COLLINS In three words I can sum up what I have learned about life - It goes on. SENIORS - 17 RON CULTER Don ' t look around ' cause I ' m never coming back. It ' s high time you saw the last of me! CHRISTINE L. CURRIE This is the day which the Lord made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. SANDRA MARIE DEMEESTER Life has its ups and downs with lots of smiles and frowns , but hopefully in the future, I shall see more smiles than frowns; and in the wonderful world I live , I shall welcome all the smiles. DONNA MARIE DIONNE If you love someone , tell them today , For tomorrow they might not be here. 18 - SENIORS SUSAN THRESE CZARNECKI Live in the beauty of today. Share in the Joys of tomorrow. LAURA DAGGETT-O ' BOYLE Happiness is like a sunbeam. MARK DORTMAN Change your pleasures , but never change your friends. MICHAEL DOWDING A sense of humor keen enough to show a man his own absurdities will keep him from the commission of all sins , or nearly all , except those that are worth committing. FLORENCE REBECCA DUBREUIL I like the dreams of my future better than the history of my past. JEFF DRECHSLER A stick of dynamite is calm and harmless until somebody lights the fuse. KATHLEEN M. DURCAN You live only once , but if you live right , once is enough. SENIORS - 19 LORI DURST Let your life be like a snowflake , which leaves a mark but not a stain. PAMELA JEAN E AG EN My thoughts are in the future because that is where I am going to spend the rest of my life. KAREN L YNNE ENDELMAN To see a world in a grain of sand , And heaven in a wild flower; Hold infinity in the palm of your hand , And eternity in an hour. STEVE ERNO No one knows what he can do until he tries. WILLIAM THOMAS FARNSWORTH Good friendship is like sound health; the value of it is seldom known until it is lost. 20 - SENIORS REBECCA LEE FREEMAN Life is a series of surprises , and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not . MIKE GAFFNEY The man who has found something he can be enthusiastic about has found a fountainhead of happiness. WADE WILLIAM GORIN AC I like sports , cheeseburgers , and girls , in that order. JEFFREY ALLEN GEHRKE My father taught me to work , but not to love it. I never did like to work and don 7 deny it. Ed rather read , tell stories , crack jokes , talk , laugh - anything but work. LAURIE L. GENTNER The greatest of all losses is the loss of a friend . SENIORS - 21 BRIAN GOTTSCHALK Life is a series of surprises that would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. DA VID HAAS Truth , wisdom , honesty and good sense - these are worth paying for, but too valuable to sell. JANICE HAVENS Be yourself; who else is better qualified? HOWARD T. HAWKINS My schemes are just like all my dreams ending in the sky. BRIAN J. HAGGERTY There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way! 22 - SENIORS ANITA J. HENSCHEL Hold a true friend with both your So spirited So full of life. ROSE ANN M. HORNE Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. SENIORS - 23 PAUL HUDSON Life is too short . Enjoy it while you can. JOSEPH MICHAEL HURLEY To dream is to be free and to care is to love . A UBREY JANISZEWSKI Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon overtakes him. JERRY JOHNSON If a man will begin with certainties , he shall end in doubt ; but if he will be content to begin with doubts; he shall end in certainties. MARIL YN MARIE JOHNSON Wish not so much to live long as to live happy . 24 - SENIORS NATALIE JONES Keep your heart young and your hopes high and never allow those dreams to die . DAVID G. KEENER Besides the noble art of getting things done , there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials. TIMOTHY KENNEDY If a person sets his mind to something , he can make that good if he only tries harder than the next person. WAYNE KESNER Think like a man of action and act like a man of thought. DA VID HAROLD KLAIS Time passage is constant and cannot be altered , only better spent. Spend it on whatever brings you happiness and you ' ll have no regrets. SENIORS - 25 SHERRY KOBREHEL Life is too short to not enjoy what is given by others. KATHERINE P. KOHL We do not remember days ; we remember moments. STEPH ANNIE ANNE ELIZABETH KOTA He is a wise man who does not grieve for the things which he has not, but rejoices for those which he has. SANDRA LYNN KOKOTILO The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love , and something to hope for . KERRY A. KROHN Woman was made from man ' s side to be equal to him, from under his arm to be protected by him, from near his heart to be loved by him. 26 - SENIORS CHRIS LAMBERT Snowflakes are one of nature ' s most fragile things , but just look at what they can do when they stick together. DEBORAH LENTS Make each moment in your life the best it possibly can be , for each moment reveals one more part of your purpose of being . KAREN LAMBERT In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. DOUGLAS JAMES LASKY Making your mark in the world , no matter how large or small , is what it is all about. CHARLES G. LANNIN From the mountains to the sun f Life has only just begun. SENIORS - 27 DANIEL H. LITTLE A man should never be ashamed to own he has been in the wrong , which is but saying , in other words, that he is wiser today than he was yesterday . JACALYNR. LEVANDOWSKI The time you enjoyed wasting is not wasted time! TRUDY P. LEPINE Nothing is wasted that makes a memory. MARY FRANCES MA CKA Y Someday we 7 find it, the rainbow connection . The lovers, the dreamers, and me. JUDY ANN MASAR We too often love things and use people when we should be using things and loving people. 28 - SENIORS LINDA KAY MASAR Good times, bad times - you know we’ve had our share. VINCENT J. MASSON Not in the clamor of the crowded street, not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng, but in ourselves , are triumph and defeat. CHARLES ALONZO MA YNARD When I works, I works hard; when I sits, I sits loose; and when I thinks , I falls asleep !! DENISE L YNN MCDONALD It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. RENEE E. MCDONALD The essential elements...of the romantic spirit are curiosity and the love of beauty. SENIORS - 29 SCOTT E. MCFARLANE Living in a fool ' s paradise is grea fun until the rent comes due. DALTON MCINTOSH To be a man is not to fight, but to compromise. TIM MCKENNEY We have quit learning if we don ' t feel a little more ignorant every day. JANE ELIZABETH MERCHANT Our best possessions are our thoughts and our friends. EDWARD MATHEW MERTZ I am always content with that which happens , for I think that which God chooses is better than what I choose. 30 - SENIORS RICK MURRAY Freedom is the right to be wrong , not the right to do wrong. BILL MULLINAX Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. ROB MILLER All for fun; loyal to none. SCOTT MILLER 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. ROGER A. MORRISH If there is something in life that you want to do , or accomplish , in life , and there is a deep desire there, you can do it if you want to. SENIORS - 31 t KATHLEEN NETTER Life is a pure flame and we live by an invisible sun within us. STEVE NICHOLAS The only way to survive in this crazy world we live in is to live from day to day. LARS NORIN Music is the universal language of mankind. TIM NORRIS Life is worth living , but only if we avoid the amusements of grown-up people. MIKE NO WICK I Let there be spaces in your togetherness. 32 - SENIORS MA UREEN ANN O ’ BRIEN The best and most beautiful things in this world can not be seen or even touched; they must be felt with the heart. i K1MBERL Y MARIE ODLE No one knows what she can do until she tries. LOWRY “ LOB” PALDANIUS To be yourself is man’s greatest achievement. KIP PATERSON I live my life like there’s no tomorrow, for I’ll be here to tomorrow; but tomorrow might not be here for me. DENNIS PHILLIPS Education is a very worthwhile thing, but nothing truly worth learning can be taught. SENIORS - 33 BETH PORTER Just remember that life ' s a grand illusion; deep inside we ' re all the same. BOB PRENTICE You only get from life what you put into it . NICK D. POULOS The best audience is one that is intelligent, well-educated - and a little drunk. DAWN R. PRECOUR Do not follow where the path leads; rather go where there is no trail and leave a path. DEN A JEAN PURKISS There are two things to aim at in life - first to get what you want; and, after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. SENIORS - 34 DANIEL EDWARD QUINN Do not compare me; I am an individual, no better, no worse than you . JIM RANDALL A friend is someone who lives in your heart. LARRY RANDS It ' s not what you can do; it ' s what you can get away with. CINTHIA A. REID Don ' t just be good., be the best! SENIORS - 35 KIMBERL Y KA Y RHODY There are no strangers in this world; just friends you haven ' t met! DEBRA L. ROBERTS Take love away from life and you take away its pleasures . JEANETTE ROGERS One of the real joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them. JEFFREY DALE ROPP A mirror reflects a man ' s face , but what he is really like is shown by the kind of friends he chooses . 36 - SENIORS DEBBIE RENNEE SA WDON Em me - nobody perfect - just me, And that ' s the way I ' ll always be . TIMOTHY JAMES SA WDON You ' ll never know your future nor be able to keep the past, But use your special talents to make the present last... ROGER SCHAAF Mankind consists basically of you and me, and in the journey ahead , it ' s yours and mine to find. GARY WILLIAM SIEMEN Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile. MARK RICHARD SIEMEN Use what talents you possess. The woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best . SENIORS - 37 LA VERNE D. SILER There is only one success - to spend your life in your own way . MARY SMALL The happy times spent in the past help me face the future with a smile. JODY ANN SISCHO Even though you ' re on the right track , you will get run over if you just sit there. BRIAN SIMMONS Like every other one who left before the dawn , I vanished in the air. KIRK M. SMITH Be yourself or you ' re no one at all. 38 - SENIORS LORI ANN SMITH The whole worth of a kind deed lies in the love that inspires it. STEVEN DA VID SOCHA Wit and Wisdom are born in a man. THOMAS JAMES SNOWDEN Always do right. This will gratify some people , and astonish the rest. RICHARD THO MAS SMITH I came like Water , and like Wind I go. TODD SOLOMON True friendship is like sound health ; the value of it is seldom known until it is lost. SENIORS - 39 MARY SPARLING Greater is he that is in me; than he that is in the world. THOMAS SPROTBERR Y Only one life ’ twill soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last. SALLY JO STARK The best portion of a good man’s life is his little, nameless, unremembered acts of love and kindness. 40 - SENIORS A KARRI JO STARK So live decently, fearlessly, joyously and don’t forget, in the long run, it is not the years in your life but the life in your years that counts. GRACEL YNN MARIE STEWAR T Today a fool will lose tomorrow because he is reaching out for yesterday. KIM B ERL Y ANN STIMAC 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. r ERNIE RA YMOND TABER Success comes in “cans,” not “can Is. ” JOHN STOLIKER I do not believe that anybody ever succeeds at anything unless he gets on well with others. SANDY SWANSON There can be no friendship where there is no freedom. CHERYL STURDEVANT Keep your heart young, your expectations high and never allow your dreams to die. SENIORS - 41 BARBARA E. THIBDAUE A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. BRIAN DAVID THICK Life , and the world around us, is what we make it. Nothing more and nothing less. LISA M. THOMPSON We can ' t get back what we once had, but we can begin something new and better. DOREEN MARIE TORELLO I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today . MICHELE A. ULRICH We need to have people who mean something to us, people to whom we can turn, knowing that being with them is coming home. SENIORS - 42 JEFF VOLLSTAEDT Life is like a map. Stay on the track and you’ll reach your destination. JONH. WAHL God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take it. The only choice is how. RENAE WARD Imagination was given to us to compensate for what we are not; a sense of humor , to console us for what we are. PAUL WEDGE Those who help others, help themselves. PAMELA ANN WESSEL Cherish yesterday . . Dream tomorrow .... Live today ! SENIORS - 43 BRIAN WEYMOUTH Nothing in life is to be feared. It’s only to be understood. MICHELLE RENEE WINKLER Be cheerful; Give this lonesome world a smile. We stay, but a little while. SANDY WILCZYNSKI You and I have memories, longer than the road that stretches on ahead. WILLIAM THOMAS WILSON III There is no escape - we pay for the violence of our ancestors. CHIP WOLFE The game of life is worth playing, but the struggle is the prize. 44 - SENIORS SUSAN L. WRIGHT What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. JULIE ANN ZACH ARIAS No man ' s knowledge can go beyond his experience. MARK WRUBEL The only thing most people do better than anyone else is read their own handwriting. STEVE ZIMMER There is no freedom on earth or in any star for those who deny freedom to others. SENIORS - 45 Memories Made From The Past 46 - SENIOR LIFE Will Help Make Our Future Last SENIOR LIFE -47 If You Have Built Castles In The Air VALEDICTORIAN JAMES BENEDICT Jim is now president of the Concert Band , of which he has been a member for 4 years. He also served as president of his class for two years. Other activities include Cross Country , Track , National Honor Society , Student Council , and Varsity Club. SAL UTA TORIANS AMERICAN LEGION CAL VIN MOULTON A WARD ACTIVITY A WARD DEBBIE LENTS JEFFREY ROPP Debbie is also the recipient of the BAUSCH-LOMB SCIENCE A WARD this year and the VIKING EDITOR AWARD. Activities include the National Honor Society , Senior Play , Ski Club , Student Council, Vice-President of the Senior Class, Tennis Team, Varsity Club, Quill and Scroll, and the Viking Staff, where she has been an editor for 4 years. 48 - SENIOR HONORS Jeffs activities ' list is extremely long: Cross Country, President of the National Honor Society, Statistician for the Track Team, Student Council, Swim Team, President of the Thespians, Varsity Club, Varsity Singers, and he has been in the casts of the Junior Play, the Senior Play, and the Musical during his Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. Your Work Need Not Be Lost AMERICAN LEGION AWARD BILL FARNSWORTH The American Legion Award is presented to a young man and a young woman of the graduating class who show leadership , courage , honor , patriotism , and scholarship. CALVIN MOULTON ACTIVITY AWARD MARY MACKAY Th e Calvin Moulton Activity Award is based on participation in activities both in and out of school Leadership is also considered in the selection of the winner. This year two winners were selected. Mary was also given the VIKING SERVICE AWARD for her contribution to the Staff as Senior Co-Editor. HONOR ROLL JEFF AGOSTINO JAMES BENEDICT PATTI BENOIT SCOTT BOSHART BYRON BROCK DAWN BROWER GEORGE BUTLER SUZANNE CLARK CHRISTINE CURRIE MICHAEL DOWDING PAMEAGEN KAREN ENDELMAN STEVE ERNO WILLIAM FARNSWOR TH MICHAEL GAFFNEY LAURIE CENTNER JANICE HAVENS ANITA HENSCHEL ROSEANN HORNE PAUL HUDSON A UBREY JANISZEWSKI JERRY JOHNSON DA VI D KEENER DA VID KLAIS KERRY KROHN DEBBIE LENTS MARY MAC KAY VINCE MASSON DENISE MC DONALD JANE MERCHANT KATHLEEN NETTER MAUREEN OBRIEN LOWRY PALDANIUS ELIZABETH POR TER KIMRHODY JEFFREY ROPP GARY SIEMEN MARK SIEMEN MARY SPARLING SALLY STARK CHERYL STURDEVANT BARBARA THIBDAUE BRIAN THICK LISA THOMPSON MICHELE ULRICH JON WAHL RENAE WARD BRIAN WEYMOUTH SUSAN WRIGHT JULIE ZACHARIAS SENIOR HONORS - 49 That Is Where They Should Be. DANFORTH A WARDS BRIAN THICK MICHELE ULRICH The seniors who accept the challenge of being mentally , socially , emotionally , and religiously developed receive the book “ Dare You” and are awarded the Danforth Award. AMPLIFIER EDITOR A WARD DAR A WARD JANE MERCHANT PATTI BENOIT Jane has been a member of the Amplifier Staff for two years. This year she served as Editor. Daughters of American Revolution award a good citizen of the Senior Class. 50 - SENIOR HONORS Now Put The Foundations Under Them. VIKING SERVICE A WARDS JOE HURLEY Joe has been on the Viking Staff for two years, this year serving as Co-Editor of the Performing Arts section . CINDY REID Co-Advertising Manager was Cindy ' s position. Most of her pages are in the Advertising section. BARB THIBDAUE SALLY STARK In addition to her job as Co-Advertising Manager, Barb has drawn several pages that appear in this yearbook. Sally volunteered to be Freshman Editor this year. She also worked on several extra pages and spent many hours after school in the yearbook room. LAURIE GENTNER Her first year on the Staff proved to be a very busy one for Laurie. She was an excellent addition to our staff this year. MAUREEN O’BRIEN Maureen served as Senior Co-Editor and Activities Co-Editor. Extra hours and extra duty were not new to her. She was a willing worker. SENIOR HONORS - 51 There Are Too Many Books I Haven’t Read AGOST1NO, JEFF: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (CAPTAIN); Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 11, 12. ALLINGTON, LORI: COOP 12; Junior Play Cast. ANGOVE, TIM: ASHLEY, KIM: AMPLIFIER STAFF 11, 12; BOEC 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 12; Student Council 11; Vocational Education 11, 12. BAKER, ED: Football 9. BAKER, TIM: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; CO-OP 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. BARBE, DA VE: Baseball 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9. BARBER, STEVE: Basketball 9, 10; Co-op 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Hockey 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Tennis 9, 10. BARR, SHELLEY: Chorus 9, 10; Hoars 9, 10, 11. BEAUDRY, CHERI: Chorus 9; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 10; Trcfck 10 (TRAINER); Travel Club 12; Woodland Aides 11, 12. BECKLEY, TAMMY: Co-op 12; Pep Club 11; Pom-Pon Girls 11; Teacher’s Aide 11. BEEDON, TINA: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Floats 11, 12; Coop 12; Junior Prom Committee; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Volleyball 10 (CAPTAIN), 11, 12 (CAPTAIN). BELLOW, SHERRIE: Floats 9,10,11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Majorettes 9, 10, 11; Office Help 9, 10. 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. BENEDICT, JIM: Concert Band 9. 10, 11, 12 (President); Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10,11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10.11, 12; Class Officer 9 (President); 10 ( President ); Cross Country 10, 11 (CAPTAIN), 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Musical Crew 11; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (TREASURER). BENOIT, PATTI: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (CAPTAIN); Ski Club 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9. 10, 11, 12. BERG DOLL. JEANNE: Co-op 12; Pom-Pon Girls 11, 12 . BERGSTROM, TOM: Basketball 9, 10. BISHOP, JEFF: BOSHART, SCOTT: Hoats 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10,11, 12; Vocational Education 12. BROCK. BYRON L. Basketball 9, 10; Boys’ State 11; Football 9; Tennis 9, 10, 11; Thespians 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. BROMLEY. PATRICK: Basketball 9; Co-op 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. BROWER. DAWN: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10,11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10,11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11, 12 (Vice-President); Co-op 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Crew 11; Swim Team 10; Swim Timettes 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11; Volleyball 9 (MANAGER). BUGG, ANDREA: Concert Band 9,11, 12; Marching Band 9, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Musical Crew 11; Softball 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Track 9; Volleyball 9, 10, 11. 12 . BURCZYCKJ, PAUL: Hoats 9; Vocational Education 11, 12; Student Council 12. BUTCHER, DAN: Track 9, 10, 12. BUTLER, GEORGE: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11 (President); Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Varsity Club 11, 12 (Vice-President). CASH, CHUCK: FootbaU 9; Student Council 9; Vocational Education 11,12. CLARK, SUE: Basketball 11, 12 (Trainer); Chorus 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Statisticians 9. 10 (Basketball); Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10; Travel Club 10; Volleyball 9, 10,11, 12. CLINE, RICK: French Club 9; Golf 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. COLLINS, CHRIS: Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11; Vocational Education 11, 12. CULTER, RON: Football 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Track 9, 10, 11. CURRIE, CHRISTINE L. : Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Hoats 9. 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Library Service 10, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11. CZARNECKI, SUE: Basketball 9, 10 (Captain); Floats 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 11; Ski Club 12; Student Council 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; Travel Club 11; Volleyball 9. DEME ESTER, SANDY: Chorus 10. DIONNE, DONNA: Chorus 9, 10, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 9, 11 ( Vice-President ); Homecoming Court 12; Library Service 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. DORTMAN, MARK: Hobby Club 10. DOWDING, MICHAEL: Coop 12; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 11. DRECHSLER, JEFF: Football 9, 10, 11; Musical Cast 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. DUBREUIL, BECKY: Chorus 9; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, II; Vocational Education 11 . DURCAN, KATHY: Cheerleader 9, 10 (Captain), 11, 12 (Captain); Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Homecoming Court 12 (Queen); Junior Play Crew; Pep Cub 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. DURST, LORI: Woodland Aide 11, 12. EAGEN, PAM: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 11; Pom-Pon Girls 11; Ski Club 11; Statisticians 12 (Wrestling); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Teacher’s Aide 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. ENDELMAN, KAREN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee: Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Softball 9, 10; Steering Committee 9, 11; Student Council 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Cub 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. ERNO, STEVE : Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Cross Country 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 11. FARNSWORTH, BILL: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Hoats 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Hockey 12; Junior Play Crew; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. FREEMAN, REBECCA: Pom-Pon Girls 10, 11; Student Council 11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Travel Club 10, 11; Vocational Education 10, 11; Woodland Aides 12; (Northern High School 9, 10, Ilf GAFFNEY, MIKE: Floats 10, 11. 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12 , GEHRKE, JEFF: Stage Band 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 10; Pep Club 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Track 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 11, 12. CENTNER, LAURIE: Cheerleader 10 (Co-Captain); Chorus 10, 11, 12; Hoats 9, 1 0; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; VIKING Staff 12; Work Experience 12. GILMORE, TRACY: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 12; (Spring Wood High School 9, 10, 11, 12). GORIN AC, WADE: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys’ State 11; Floats 9, 10, 12; Class Officer 10, (Treasurer); Football 9, 10, 12; Junior Play Cast; Steering Committee 9, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. GOTTSCHALK, BRIAN: Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Musical Crew 11; Senior Play Cast. HAAS, DA VE: Floats 12; Golf 9. 10,11, 12; Hockey 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Ski Club 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; (St. Clair High School 9, 10, 11). HAGGERTY, BRIAN: Chorus 9, 10, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Musical Cast 11; Senior Play Cast; Teacher’s Aide 10, 11, 12. HA VENS, JANICE: BOEC 12; Chorus 9. 10, 11; Hoats 11; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Musical Cast 11; Track 11; Volleyball 11, 12; (Northern High School 9, 10). HAWKINS, HOWARD: Chorus 9; Football 10; Vocational Education 11, 12. 52 - SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Too Many Places I Haven’t Seen HENSCHEL, ANITA: BOEC 11; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Track 10. HERMAN, ZAC: Co-op 12; Teacher’s Aide 11; Track 9,10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10,11. HOAG, LINDA: Library Service 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; Travel Club 10, 11, (Secretary), 12 (President); Vocational Education 12. HORNE, ROSE ANN: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12 (Head Majorette ); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Secretary). HORNER, BEN: Co-op 12; Student Council 10 HUDSON, PAUL: Co-op 12; Football 10, 12; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Teacher’s Aide 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 12; Vocational Education 11. HURLEY, JOE: Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Ski Club 12; Varsity Singers 10, 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12. (Performing Arts Co-Editor). JANISZEWSKI, AUBREY: AMPLIFIER Staff 10; Co-op 12; Cross Country 11; Football 9; Vocational Education 11, 12. JOHNSON, JERRY: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Boys’ State 11; Football 9; Junior Play Crew ; Senior Play Cast; Steering Committee 12; Tennis 11 , 12 . JOHNSON, MARILYN: Concert Band 11, 12; Marching Band 11; Pep Band 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10,11, 12 (CO-CAPTAIN); Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Musical Cast 9, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Statisticians 9 (Volleyball); Student Council 12; Thespians 11; Track 10, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. JONES, NATALIE: Co-op 12. KEENER, DAVE: Floats 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 11; Tennis 10, 12; Vocational Education 12. KENNEDY, TIM: Wrestling 9. 10, 11. KESNER, WA YNE: Baseball 10; Hobby Club 9; Travel Club 10, 11, 12. KLA1S, DAVE: Chorus 9, 12; Junior Play Cast; Musical Cast 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Tennis 10. KOBREHEL, SHARON: Co-op 12; Cross Country 12; Majorettes 10; Office Help 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 9; Teacher’s Aide 10. 11; Vocational Education 12; Volleyball 11; (Cousino Sr. High School 9,10,11). KOHL, KATHY: Pep Club 11; Teacher’s Aide 12; Travel Club 12; Wood land Aides 11, 12. KOKOTILO, SANDY: Cheerleader 9; Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast; Student Council 9, 10; Swim Timettes 9. KOTA, STEPHANNIE: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Cheerleader 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Pep Club 9; Senior Prom Committee; Softball 10; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11; Teacher’s Aide 11; Varsity Singers 10, 11. KROHN, KERRY: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Chorus 9; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 10, ( Vice-President); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. LAMBERT, CHRIS: Football 9; Swimming 10; Hockey 11. LAMBERT. KAREN: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Girls’ Track 10. LANNIN, CHUCK: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. LASKY, DOUG: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Help 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 11 , 12 . LENTS, DEBBIE: Floats 9, 10,11, 12; Class Officer 11 (Secretary); 12 (Vice-President); Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee ; Ski Club 11, 12 (Chairman); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; VIKING Staff 9 (Freshman Editor); 10 (Sophomore Editor); 11 (Junior Editor); 12 (Editor in Chief); Teacher’s Aide 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Qub 11, 12 (Vice-President); Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Girls’ State 11 . LEPINE, TRUDY: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Chorus 9; Floats 11, 12; Library Service 9; Teacher’s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 9. LEVANDOWSKI, JACKIE: Cheerleader 9;Co-op 11; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. LITTLE, DAN: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Coop 12; Football 9, 10; Hockey 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 . MACKAY, MARY: Cheerleader 10, 12 (Co-Captain); Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11, 12, (Treasurer); French Cub 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Recording Secretary); Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Office Help 11, 12; Pep Cub 9, 11; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11. 12 (Senior Co-Editor). MASAR, JUDY: Co-op 12; Library Service 10, 12; Student Council 9. MASAR. LINDA: AMPLIFIER Staff 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 10, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Vocational Education 11,12. MASSON, VINCENT: PHS Paper 11 ( Literary Editor); Baseball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10; Floats 9; Class Officer 11, 12 (Posen Cass President); Football 9 (Trainer); 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 9, 12; POSEN Yearbook 11 ( Faculty Editor). (Posen High School 9, 10, 11). MAYNARD. CHUCK: Chorus 11; Football 9; Hobby Club 10; Teacher’s Aide 12. MCDONALD, DENISE: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Coop 12; Junior Play Crew. MCDONALD, RENEE: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Cheerleader 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Floats 10, 11, 12; Coop 12; Pep Club 10, 11; PomPon Girls 11; Student Council 11; Varsity Singers 10, 11. MCFARLANE. SCOTT: Basketball 9. 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Cast; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 9, 10, 11 , 12 . MCINTOSH, DALTON: Vocational Education 10, 11 , 12 . MCKENNEY, TIM: VIKING Staff 9. 10. MERCHANT, JANE: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Chorus 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; French Club 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Historian); Pep Club 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Cub 12. MERTZ, EDWARD: Basketball 9. 10 (Captain); Boys’ State 11; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 11, 12 (Captain); Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Student Council 9, 10,11, 12 (Vice-President); Tennis 9; Varsity Club 11, 12. MILLER, ROBERT: Football 9, 10; Track 11, 12. MILLER, SCOTT:: Teacher’s Aide 1Z MORRISH, ROGER: Basketball 10,11, 12 (Trainer. Manager); Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Trainer); Senior Play Crew; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12 (Trainer, Manager); Vocational Education 11, 12. MULLINAX, BILL: MURRA Y. RICK: Chorus 9. 11. NETTER, KATHY: Basketball 9; Floats 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 12 ( Secretary ); Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 10; Softball 9, 10; Steering Committee 10; Teacher’s Aide 11; Varsity Club 12 (Treasurer); Volleyball 9, 10. 11, 12. NICHOLAS, STEVE: Student Council 12. N0R1N, LARS: Stage Band 12; Chorus 12; Hockey 12; Ski Cub 12; Tennis 12; Varsity Cub 12; YFU 12. (Vilhelmina High School 75 - 78; Vilhelmina College 78 - 79, Sweden). NORRIS, TIM: Vocational Education 11. NOWICKI, MIKE: O’BRIEN, MAUREEN: Chorus 10; Floats 9, 10. 11. 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew ; Junior Prom Committee; Office Help 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Qub 11, 12; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 9; Swim Timettes 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 10, 11 (Activities Co-Editor); 12 (Senior Co-Editor, Activities Co-Editor); Work Experience 12. ODLE, KIM: Co-op 12. PALDANIUS, LOWRY: Wrestling 9, 12. PATERSON, KIP: Chorus 9 K PHILLIPS. DENNIS: SENIOR DIRECTOR Y - 53 Too Many Memories I Haven’t Kept Long Enough PHILLIPS . JEFF: Vocational Education 9, 10. 11. 12; (Riverside High School 9. 10). PORTER. BETH: Cheerleader 10; Co-op 12. POULOS, NICK: Stage Band 11; Baseball 11; Football 10, 11; Vocational Education 11, 12; Wrestling 10. PRECOUR, DAWN: Hoars 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 11; Track 10 (Trainer); Travel Oub 11, 12; Woodland Aides 11, 12. PRENTICE, BOB: PURKISS, DEN A: Chorus 9; Co-op 12; Floats 9, 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee; Library Service 10. 12; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11. QUINN, DANIEL: Baseball 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11; Track 9, 11; Vocational Education 11, 12. RANDALL, JIM: Vocational Education 11, 12. RANDS. LARRY: Football 9. 10; Wrestling 9. 10, 11, 12 (Captain). REED. PAUL: REID. CINDY: Basketball 9, 10, 11; Junior Play Crew; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Oub 11, 12; VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Vollevball 9. 10. REID, PAT: Football 9, 10,11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10. RHODY, KIM. Woodland Aide 11, 12. ROBERTS, DEB: Hoats 9, 10; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Office Help; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council 9; Volleyball 9; Track 9, 10, 11. ROGERS, JEANETTE: Vocational Education 11. ROPP, JEFFREY D.: Boys ' State 11; Chorus 11; Hoats 10, 11; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (Manager and Trainer) Honor Society 11 (Vice-President), 12 ( President ); Junior Play Cast; Musical Cast 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Ski Oub 12; Statisticians 9, 10, 11, 12 (Track) Student Council 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12 (President); Varsity Oub 12; Varsity Singers 11, 12 . SAWDON, DEBBIE: Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Hobby Oub 9; Junior Play Crew ; Majorettes 10 (Alternate); 11, 12; Musical Crew; 9, 10; Office Help 10, 11; Student Council 9. 12; Tennis 9, Travel Club 11, 12 (Vice-President); Vocational Education 11, 12; Woodland Aides 11; YFU 11. SAWDON, TIM: Chorus 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Varsity Singers 11, 12. SCHAAF, ROGER: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Varsity Oub 12; (St. Clair High 9, 10, 11) SIEMEN, GARY: Cross Country 10, 11. 12, (Captain); Football 9; Junior Play Crew; Varsity Oub 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. SIEMEN, MARK: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9; Cross Country 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Oub 10, 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12. SILER, LAVERNE: Hobby Oub 10, Vocational Education 11, 12. SIMMONS, BRIAN: Baseball 9; Football 9. 10. 11. 12 . SISCHO, JODY: Cheerleader 10, Hoats 9, 12. SMALL, MARY: Chorus 9, 10. SMITH. KIRK: Baseball 9. 10; Basketball 9 (Captain) 10, 11, 12; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Crew; Student Council 9, 12; Teacher’s Aide 10; Varsity Club 1 1, 12. SMITH, LORI: Co-op 12; Vocational Education 1 1. SMITH, RICK: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12 (Captain); Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Oub 11, 12. SNOWDEN, TOM: Hoats 9. 10, 11; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Hobby Oub 10; Student Council 10; Varsity Oub 11, 12. SOCHA, STEVE: Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Stage Band 9, 10, 11; Boys’ State 11; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 12 (President); Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom Committee; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Varsity Oub 11,12 (President). SOLOMON, TODD: Teacher’s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. SPARLING, MARY: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Hoats 9, 10; Musical Cast 11; Senior Play Crew; Softball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Singers 9. SPROTBERRY, TOM: Hoats 10, 11; Vocational Education 11, 12. STARK, KARRI: Basketball 10; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Cub 11; Pom Pon Girls 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11. 12; VIKING Staff 9. STARK, SALLY: Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Musical Crew 10; Office Help 10. 11; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Play Crew; Statisticians 12 (Wrestling); Student Council 12 (Treasurer); Swim Timette 11 (Head Timette); VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Freshman Editor); Woodland Aide 11, 12. STEWART, GRACE: Chorus 9, 11; Thespians 11, 12; Musical Cast 10; Senior Play Cast. STIMAC, KIM: Hoats 10, 11; Co-op 10, 11, 12. STOLIKER, JOHN: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher’s Aide 12; Tennis 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; VIKING Staff 9. STURDEVANT, CHERYL: Concert Band 9, 11; Marching Band 9, 11; Pep Band 11; BOEC 12; Chorus 9, 10. Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. SWANSON, SANDY: Cheerleader 10, 11; Chorus 9; Co-op 12; Library Service 9, 10, 11; Pep Oub 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Thespians 9; VIKING Staff 9. TABER, ERNIE: Concert Band 9. 10; Marching Band 9; Basketball 12; Hoats 9; Co-op 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11 , 12 . THIBDAUE, BARB: Hoats 9; Office Help 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Play Crew; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11; Swim Timette 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12 (A dvertising Manager ). THICK, BRIAN: Baseball 9, 11 (Trainer); Boys’ State 11; Chorus 12; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Junior Play Cast; Musical Cast 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast; Ski Oub 11, 12; Swim Timer 11; Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President). THOMPSON. LISA: Hoats 10, 12; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew. TORELLO, DOREEN: Chorus 10; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Pep Oub 11; Pom Pon Girls 11, 12 (Secretary); Senior Prom Committee; Ski Oub 9, 10, 11; Steering Committee 10; Vocational Education 11, 12; Travel Club 9. ULRICH. MICHELE: Hoats 9, 12; French Oub 11, 12; Senior Play Crew; Ski Club 12; Statisticians 10 (Softball); Teacher’s Aide 11, 12. VOLLSTAEDT, JEFF: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher’s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Oub 10, 11, 12 (Sergeant at Arms); Vocational Education 11, 12. WAHL, JON: Concert Band 9, 10, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11; Hoats 12; Football 9; Golf 10, 11, 12. WARD, RENAE: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; BOEC 12; Co-op 12; Girls ' State 11; Hobby Club 10; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Softball 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. WEDGE, PAUL: Hoats 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Junior Play Cast; Junior Play Crew; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9. WESSEL, PAM: Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 10; Musical 9; Teacher’s Aide 12. WEYMOUTH, BRIAN: Football 9; Ski Oub 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. W1LCZYNSK1, SANDY: Choir 9, 12; Musical Crew 11; Swim Team 10; Woodland Aide 11. WILSON, BILL: Hobby Oub 10; Junior Play Cast; Junior Play Crew; Musical Cast 9, 10; Swim Timer 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Travel Oub 9, 10. 11. WINKLER, MICHELLE: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Hoats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Oub 11; Pom Pon Girls 11, 12 (Captain); Ski Oub 11, 12; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Track 11. (Port Huron Northern High School 9, 10). WOLFE, CHIP: Football 9. 10; Hockey 11, 12; Track 11; Vocational Education 11. WRIGHT, SUE: Hoats 9. 10, 11. 12; Senior Play Crew; Ski Oub 12; Student Council 10; Teacher ' s Aide 1Z WR UBEL, MARK: Golf 9, 10.11. 12. ZACHARIAS, JULIE: Chorus 9; Hoats 9, 10; Musical Crew 9; Vocational Education 12. ZIMMER, STEVE: Football 9, Golf 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Track 10,11, 12. i NATIONM. l honor society 1 . jBQgjjg mm [H ' J m • aRr V J The Old And The New Third Row: Joey McNabb, Holly Ashley, Jeff Hart, Chuck Lannin, Renee McDonald, Stephanie Kota, Mary Randall. Second Row: Peg Pollard, Trudy Lepine, Sarah Savage, Chris Ayotte, Karen DeLand, Denise Golubinski, Linda Laidlaw, Debbie Roosenberg, Miss Vivian, Advisor. First Row: Tina Spencer, Sue Binsley, Jane Merchant, Linda Masar, Lori Wilson, Kim Ashley. The 1979-80 Amplifier Staff, consisting of twenty-one members, five of whom are returning members, put out a weekly paper throughout the school year. Jane Merchant , senior , was named Editor-in-Chief of the ' 79- ' 80 Amplifier, with Miss Vivian as advisor. The Amplifier received a ' 78- ' 79 second semester first-class rating for mimeo newspaper from the National Scholastic Press Association. This was their eighth consecutive first-class rating. 56 - AMPLIFIER STAFF Write Newsworthy Articles Advisor: Miss Vivian The NSPA ACP rates the paper on its coverage and content , editorial leadership , writing and editing , opinion features , physical appearance and visual communication, use of graphics , photography, and arts. Members of the Amplifier Staff are recognized by the NSPA, Quill Scroll, and the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association (MIPA ). II 5p� v Pal, UP wi JA UVPKV) PWUFItRj? Editor-In-Chief: Jane Merchant AMPLIFIER STAFF - Our Knowledge Has Back row: Mary Troy, Jim Benedict, Karen Endelman, Greg Saffee, Pam Eagen. Front Row: Jeff Ropp, President; Sharon Miller, Vice-President; Debbie Lents, Treasurer; Mary Mackay, Recording Secretary; Cheryl Pavlik, Corresponding Secretary; Jane Merchant, Historian. Not Pictured: George Butler, Dawn Brower, Renae Ward. National Honor Society has been busy with many projects. During the Second Semester of 1978-79 school year , a Hoop-Shoot Contest was held. The object was to shoot the best out of fifteen free throws. Mike Maynard , Patti Benoit and Kirk Smith tied for first place by shooting fifteen each. There was a shoot-off and Mike Maynard was the winner. The NHS planned to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy , and they also sold posters and Knick-Knacks. NHS also had a Christmas party for the Woodland students. Debbie Lents and Jeff Ropp applied for a National Honor Society Scholarship. 58 - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Changed With The Times Third Row: Michelle James, Sports Co-Editor, VIKING Staff; Sally Stark, Freshman Editor, VIKING Staff; Sharon Miller, Junior Editor, VIKING Staff; Maureen O’Brien, Senior Co-Editor, VIKING Staff. Second Row: Mrs. Bellow, Advisor, VIKING Staff; Allan Koppelberger, Performing Arts Co-Editor, VIKING Staff; Joe Hurley, Performing Arts Co-Editor, VIKING Staff; Sandy Ketchum, Business Manager and Sports Co-Editor, VIKING Staff; Miss Vivian, Advisor, AMPLIFIER Staff. First Row: Mary Mackay, Senior Co-Editor, VIKING Staff; Jane Merchant, Editor, AMPLIFIER Staff; Nancy Ketchum, Chief Photographer, VIKING Staff; Debbie Lents, Editor, VIKING Staff. Not Pictured: Cindy Reid, Advertising Co-Manager, VIKING Staff; Barb Thibdaue, Advertising Co-Manager, VIKING Staff; Kim Ashley, Feature Editor, AMPLIFIER Staff; Lori Wilson, News Editor, AMPLIFIER Staff. NHS QUILL SCROLL - 59 Young Politicians, Tomorrow ' s Leaders Second Row: Steve Socha, Wade Gorinac, Byron Brock. First Row: Jeff Ropp, Jerry Johnson, Ed Mertz, Debbie Lents, Renae Ward. The 1979 Boys ' and Girls ' State were held at Michigan State University and Olivet University. Mock governments were set up in both places. Positions filled were various state, county and city offices. Each representative was chosen by a committee of teachers on five major areas: (1) Leadership , (2) Mental Alertness, (3) Awareness of Government, (4) Vigor, Enthusiasm and Responsibility, plus (5) The Ability to get along with others. The purpose of this program is to stress the prominence of government, and to encourage a permanent concern in the governmental process. Boys ' and Girls ' State help to enlarge the understanding of our government. 60 - BOYS ' and GIRLS ' STATE He Is Rich Who Has Many Friends Third Row: Jill Rose, Vicki Wright, Debbie Bryson, Kathy Small, Sally Stark, Brigette Mathers, Lori Durst. Second Row: Dawn Precour, Kathy Kohl, Cheri Beaudry, Nancy DeMeester, Carol Scheffler, Sandy Wilczynski. First Row: Belinda McClellan, Kay Brock, Denise Frizzle, Kim Rhody, Becki Freeman, Carol Decker. Mr. Patterson, Our Advisor This year there were 24 students participating in the Woodland program . Most of the aides worked with the students on a one-to-one basis in the classroom . In gym , shop, swimming, art , music and life science, the aides assisted the teachers. Life science is a class where the students learn different skills involved in daily household cleaning. This year the Woodland Aides were required to hand in two projects and monthly write-ups describing exper iences in their rooms in addition to helping the students daily. WOODLAND AIDES - 61 We ’re Still The Same; Fourth Row: Jerry Thibodeau, Erv Partain, Les Storey. Third Row: Scott Steele, Rick Walker, Tim Wacker, Nick Poulus, Howard Hawkins, Mike Netter, Jim Randall. Second Row: Roger Morrish, Grace Stewart, Debbie Sawdon, Linda Hoag, Jeanette Rogers, Andrea Bugg, Laverne Siler. First Row: Gena Oliver, Mary Gentner, Jay Coon, Sue Snowden, Connie Hart, Bonnie Gilroy, Sandy Wilson, Beth Rhody. Not Pictured: Cindy Bray, Chuck Cash, Brian Collins, Chris Collins, Debbie DeLong, Howard Hillman, Chris Lambert, Dan Lash, Tracey Murphy, Traci Murray, Dennis Phillips, John Pozar, Cindy Reid, Tom Sprotberry, Carol Vanlerberghe, Jeff VoUstaedt, Chip Wolfe. ■Hi HMi Many students have been active in the Skill Center program this year. A presentation was made in the spring for those people who were interested. This presentation was given by Mr. Ropp, the counselor at the Skill Center. He described each individual course and answered any questions about them. An application must be filled out if one wishes to attend the Skill Center. Chris Lambert Auto Mechanics Debbie DeLong Steno-Clerical 62 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Nothing Has Changed ' k$ - r Nick Poulos Chris Collins Machine Tool Accounting-Computers VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION - 63 As They Practice Their Skills Now, Fourth Row: Jeff Lamb, Kyle Decker, Chris Swoffer, Rick Cline, Brian Weymouth, Karl Boehm, Paul Dionne, Jean Knapp. Third Row: Dalton Macintosh, Jeff Levandowski, Mark Siemen, Dave Melville, Sue Hartman, Sue Keener, Pam Rivard, Diane Simmonds, Mary Small, Lori Leitch. Second Row: Mike Cowell, Derrick Brower, Dan DeShon, Dan Debano, Tracy Bassett, Joy Kerbyson, Linda Masar, Lorraine Paterson, Lori Zimmer. First Row: Craig Morrison, Troy Brown, Mike Kim Ashley Accounting and Computing Richards, Anita Henschel, Jill Brown, Lisa Daggett, Kim Ashley, Kim Odle. (Not pictured) Mary Mitchell, Pat Reid, John Shafran, Kirk Putze, Larry Rands, Doreen Torello, Julie Zacharias, Janice Havens, Mary Gentner, Kathy MacAllister, Jeff Phillips, Virginia Schulze, Karen Lambert, Sherry Kobrehel, Rich Clarke, Doug Pelton, Tim Norris, Rick Murray, Gordie Kennedy, Danny Jacobs, Scott Mertz, Bill Mullinax, Tim McKenney, Kerry Krohn. Jill Brown Dental 64 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION They Move Into The Future Lori Leitch Dan Debano D en t a l Machine Tool } ■ ' VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION - 65 Sitting: Donna Dionne, Senior Representative, and Mary Mackay, Senior Representative. Standing: Kim Mills, Sophomore Representative; Sandy Gates, Freshman Representative; Jill Feick, Junior Representative. In the center is our 1979-1980 Homecoming Queen, Kathy Durcan. 66 - HOMECOMING The Many Faces Of Kathy One of Kathy } s activities throughout high school has been cheerleading. She has been involved in it all four years, acting as captain in ninth and twelfth grades. Other activities included Student Council , Pep Club , and Junior Play Crew. Kathy has been employed at Marysville Shell since eleventh grade and is currently working co-op in the principal ' s office at Escorted by Dave Beaudry, our 1979-1980 Homecoming Queen was lovely Kathy Durcan. MHS. HOMECOMING - 67 Their Beauty Captured, Our Thoughts The Senior Class was proud to have lovely Donna Dionne as one of their representatives. She was escorted by John Cantanzero. The Class of ’82 was represented by glowing Kim Mills. Tom Pabst accompanied her. Charming Mary Mackay was another senior representative for the Class of ’80. Her escort was Chris Mader. Escorted by Gary Tobiczyk, attractive Jill Feick represented the Class of 81. Picturesque Sandy Gates represented the Freshman Class with Jeff Masar. 70 - HOMECOMING “MORE THAN SEMI-TOUGH” was the winning theme for the Senior Gass. It was built at Kerry Krohn’s house , where they worked diligently to complete it. The Sophomores received honorable mention for the float , “RETURN THEM FOR A REFUND. ” John Wilson ’s home was the place of construction. Second place went to the Junior Gass with their theme , “TIME WILL TELL THE CHAMPS. ” Many long hours and hard work was put into their float at the home of Sharon Miller. The Gass of 83 put together a third place float with the theme of “TRAP THE RA TS. ” The float was constructed at the home of Todd Collins. r • j • - • i m r — N 5EMITD0 HOMECOMING - 71 We Travel Into New Times Third Row: Miss Butler, Belinda McClellan, Cheryl Pavlik, Joyce Taylor, Karen Trasko, Sheryl Siemen, Linda Ingram, Debbie Downs, Janice Taylor. Second Row: Kay Brock, Sue Hartman, Jill Brown, Pat Durcan, Darla The 1979-80 Travel Club were very busy this year. They had bake sales at home football games , sold candy bars and posters and went Christmas caroling. They also went Christmas caroling at Port Huron Hospital. With part of the money the Travel Club raised, they helped send Debbie Sawdon to Finland during the summer of 1979. This year ' s Travel Club started something new. Each member has a pen pal. Wojcik, Peggy Petrick, Cindy Smarch, Joni Venia, Jill Saunders, Chris Netter. First Row: Kathy Kohl, Dawn Precour, Debbie Sawdon, Linda Hoag, Sue Bowman, Sally Stark, Cheri Beaudry, Sue Czarnecki, Lori Balia. Linda Hoag, President; Debbie Sawdon, Vice President; Sue Bowman, Secretary; Sally Stark, Treasurer. 72 - TRAVEL CLUB We Are Paris Bound Fourth Row: Andrea Kota, Doug Marquis, Jeff Bitzinger, Guy LeCaine, Michele Ulrich, Mike Maynard, Jane Merchant. Third Row: Rob Galvin, Mary Kaye Ciel, Michelle French, Sharon Miller, Jim Koch, Greg Saffee, President; Miss Arno, Advisor. Second Row: Karyn Jowett,. Renee Henry, Julie Jones, Maureen O’Brien, Mary Mackay, Allan Koppelberger, Christine Currie. First Row: Sandy Wilson, Brenda Mathers, J ill Lukasek, Cheryl Pavlik, Treasurer; Bonnie Smarch, Secretary; Lori Wilson, Vice-President; Micki Ross, Steve Henry. French Club members were aiming for a trip to Paris this year. To help them earn money toward the trip , they sold caramel apples at home football games , had a paper drive , spaghetti dinner and an ice cream social. FRENCH CLUB - 73 Staff Members Recapture STAFF - Standing: Karyn Jowett, Robyn Winkler , Julie Jowett, Laurie Centner, Kelly Dora, Sandy Beedon, Becky Kerbyson, Lori Balia, Andrea Koppelberger. Sitting: Rick Ashley, Kat Taylor, Jeff Koehn, Roben Redford, Carol Decker. Debbie Lents, Editor-in-Chief; Mrs. Bellow, Advisor. CLASS EDITORS - Standing: Sally Stark, Freshman Editor; Maureen O’Brien, Senior Co-Editor; Ann Bixler, Sophomore Editor. Sitting: Mary Mackay, Senior Co-Editor; Sharon Miller, Junior Editor. 74 - VIKING STAFF Moments of The Past SPORTS CO-EDITORS - Michelle James, Sandy Ketchum. PHOTOGRAPHERS - Ann Bixler, Nancy Ketchum, Scot A. Campbell. Mrs. Bellow has advised the VIKING yearbook for the past thirteen years. “Advised” is an understatement. She has put in numerous hours after school, weekends and over vacations to help complete and correct our yearbook. Mrs. Bellow’s dedication to the VIKING yearbook has been terrific. Each year she was faced with the many challenges of putting out the yearbook. Without the dedication she has had in the past, the VIKING yearbook would not be of such the high quality that it is today. We can only wish that the VIKING yearbooks of the future will be advised by such a truly giving person as the VIKING yearbook of the past. Our Advisor: Mrs. Bellow. BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING MANAGERS - Sandy Ketchum, Business; Barb Thibdaue, Gndy Reid, Advertising. ACTIVITIES, AND PERFORMING ARTS EDITORS - Standing: Allan Koppelberger, Joe Hurley, Performing Arts. Sitting: Maureen O’Brien, Sharon Miller, Activities. VIKING STAFF- 75 Every Mogul Is A Challenge The Ski Club was advised by Miss Fedraw and Miss Arno. The co-chairmen were Debbie Lents and Tod Briggs. The Ski Club had planned five ski trips this year , but two were cancelled because of the lack of snow. The three other trips were to Pine Knob , Black Forest , and Alpine. Miss Fedraw and Miss Arno took Debbie Lents , Mary Mackay, Brian Thick , Jeff Drecshler to Boyne Mountain in February. The Ski Club bottled snow this year so, they will not have to cancel a trip next year. Fifth Row: Jim Forster, Theresa Drechsler, Nicole Tiszai, Michelle French, Chris Grosser, Sue Wright, Rod Denman, Gary Ernest, Scott Forster, Scott Rogers. Fourth Row: Kevin Miller, Mark Drechsler, Jeff Drechsler, Brian Thick, Joe Hurley, Paul Burczycki, Todd Collins, Rob Galvin, Corrine Smarch. Third Row: Billy LeCaine, Guy LeCaine, Lars Norin, Dave Haas, Jim Livingston, Paul Wedge, Vince Masson, Mary Mackay, Tom Ellis, Sue Wixson. Second Row: Miss Arno, Joey McNabb, Pam Eagen, Jamie Pioch, Michele Ulrich, Jane Merchant, Joni Venia, Jeff Ropp, Lisa Preston, Miss Fedraw. First Row: Renee Henry, Marilyn Johnson, Michelle Winkler, Tod Briggs, Debbie Lents, Marie Carufel, Jennifer Ross, Maureen O’Brien, Patti Benoit, Karen Endelman. Not Pictured: Sue Czarnecki, Cindy Lomerson, Eric Stoliker, Ken Benoit. 76 -SKI CLUB Laughter Is The Spirit Of Life The Pep Club , in its second year , is still going strong. Led by officers Bonnie S march, President; Sharon Miller, Vice President; Mike Maynard, Treasurer; Brigette Mathers, Secretary; and Mr. Jackson, the Advisor. The Pep Club was able to cheer the Varsity Basketball Team on to a super season. The members could be seen by their blue suede cowboy hats that symbolized their Viking Power. Fourth Row: Chris Vonalt, Julie Groch, Andrea Kota, Brad Allen, David Heise, Jeff Brougham, Chris Dill, Vince Masson. Third Row: Jane Merchant, Marilyn Johnson, Debbie Lents, Dana Goodin, Jill Feick, Debbie Downs, Rita Stark, Vance Snyder, Brian Stoinoff. Second Row: Karen Dazer, Karyn Jowett, Gary Headlee, Joni Venia, Kathy Sygit, Sue Bowman, Jill Saunders, Linda Gehrke. First Row: Teresa Siemen, Charlie Campbell, Brigette Mathers, Sharon Miller, Bonnie Smarch, Mike Maynard, Coach Jackson. Not Pictured. Janice Taylor, Jeff Gehrke, Paul Wedge, Paul Mathers, Greg Saffee, Lori Wilson, Nicole James, Charlotte Vikstrom, Pat Kegley. PEP CLUB - 77 New Council Seeks New Fourth Row: Steve Nicholas, Sonja Stoinoff, Debbie Mullinax, Donna Dionne, Bob Knapp. Third Row: Lisa Daggett, Greg Saffee, Mary Troy, Ann Cleaver, Sharon Miller, Karyn Jowett. Second Row: Lori Balia, Lisa Williams, Janice Taylor, Allan Koppelberger, Brigette Mathers, Michele Winkler, Advisor Mr. Pavlov. First Row: Terri Oles, Kellie Langolf, Linda Gehrke, Gary Headlee, Doug Marquis, Mark Mallorey, Mary Mackay, Debbie Lents. Not Pictured: Steve Socha, Mike Maynard, Steve Rymers, Chuck Salgot, Paul Mathers, Eric Priehs, Dan Wilson, Heze Miller, Steve Sprotberry, Eric Stoliker. Leaders of the 1979-80 Student Council were President George Butler , Vice President Ed Mertz, Secretary Debbie Cochran , and Treasurer Sally Stark. Mr. Pavlov was our new advisor this year. Although homecoming preparations got off to a late start , the council proceeded to fashion Homecoming 9 79 to excel over past years. An annual Christmas Dance was held December 15 with Bob Pouget as the disc jockey. In charge of selling popcorn during football and basketball season was Greg Saffee. A variety of spring activities were planned. Student Council Officers 78 - STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA TIVES Ideas For The Future Third Row: Jeff Gehrke, Tom Kobrehel, Tom Zauner, Jeff Ropp, Lori Wilson. Second Row: Mary Tipa, Joyce Taylor, Linda Ingram, Rita Stark, Scott Maki. First Row: Christine Currie, Tod Stevens, Mike Richards, Kip Patterson. Not Pictured: Bill Farnsworth, Howard Hawkins, Marilyn Johnson, Dan Quinn, John Stoliker, Scot A. Campbell, Brian Stoinoff, Darla Wojcik, Jeff Brougham, John Hartig, Anne Marie Hayes, Misty Kaercher, Robyn Winkler, Sue Wixson, Kathy Benoit, Colleen Hoskins, Scott Jones, Brian Siemen, Cheryl Soboleski, Brenda Wilke. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNA TES - 79 They ' re Forever Learning New Skills Back Row: Cheryl Sturdevant, Jill Feick, Nancy Brown, Pam Evans, Debbie Ward. Front Row: Corrine Smarch, Karen Knapp, Renae Ward, Dawn Brower, Mr. Collard. BOEC went to the regionals this year at Baker Jr. College in Flint. There three people qualified for advanced typing , job interview , verbal communication , and receptionist: Corrine Smarch , Pam Evans , Nancy Brown. At Christmas, the club enjoyed their initiation dinner at the high school. The annual Typing-Spelling contest was held in March. THE BOEC advisor is Mr. Collard. Members also attended a state competition held at the RenCen Center in Detroit. 80 - BOEC Reading Is Knowledge Second Row: Donna Dionne, Dena Purkiss, Kelly Dora, Margo Wolfe, Martha Visga. First Row: Karen Ramsey, Lisa Dease, Diane Frendt, Jamie Pioch, Kristie Pretty, Cheryl Bruening, Kay Brock, Rita Stark. The Library Service is a group of students who help Mrs. Gorham in the Library. Three or four people work with Mrs. Gorham in the Library each hour. They help to shelve and mend books and magazines , file cards , and run errands. They also work at the desk , which involves keeping track of how many people come in each day and checking books in and out. Second Row: Merri Campbell, Lisa Smyth, Linda Galant, Rae Ann Harris. Front Row: Christine Currie, Rosemary Natale, Lisa Daggett, Jana Epley. LIBRAR Y SER VICE - 81 September Calendar Of Events December 3 - Start of school. All Students must be registered. 4 - New class schedule was put into action. 6 - First home game. JV Football (12) with Northern ( 8 ). 10 - Campus Life had its first meeting. 12 - Freshmen won their first game against Cros-Lex 26 - 16 14 - Valhallas had their tryouts at Gardens school 19 - French Gub met in the new language lab. Paris people organized. 20 - Underclass photos taken today - New faces! 21 - Golf team defeated Imlay Gty 204 -161 October 3 - President George Butler presided over the first meeting of the Student Council. Ninth graders took D.A.T. test. Tryouts were held for Junior Play. 5 - First regular issue of the Amplifier was on sale — a new look for an old paper. 8 - Travel Club elected officers with Linda Hoag steering the ship. 12 - Our great Vikings were victorious over Algonac to celebrate Homecoming as thousands crammed the bleachers. 13 - Queen Kathy Durcan reigned over Homecoming Dance at Gardens School. 16 - Yearbook pictures taken - Newcomers blended in with the regulars. 18 - Students received school pictures - Everyone looked a year older. 19 - Locks were put on the new lockers. 31 - Cross Country took third place in S.C.A.L. meet. November 2 - Senior Pep assembly. Fall sports heroes honored. 5 - The 1980 VIKING was ordered in homerooms. Change from old to new. 8-9 - Teachers met new parents and renewed acquaintances with the old. (Students felt that they didn 7 have to do this ) 14 - The first production of the Junior play “The Perfect Idiot ” was performed. Tod Briggs was the Perfect Idiot. 22 - Thanksgiving Break, No school. 28 - Ski Club signed up interested, prospective skiers. 7 - Sophomores received their class rings. 13 - Vikings swam to another victory - Marysville 59 - Romeo 24 18 - Varsity basketball defeated P.H. Central 59-45 20 - French Club, Choir, Campus Life, Travel Club all went caroling. 24 - Christmas Vacation 6 - 17 - 20 - 24 - 28 - January 9 - Golf Team jackets came in. 14 - Varsity and J.V. conquered L’Anse Creuse in Volleyball. 22 - Exams started 25 - Junior Prom 28 - Second semester off to a blazing start. 29 - Wrestling team took Fourth Place at the City 4 - Tournament. 10 - 30 - Hockey Team defeated Gabriel Richard 5-2. 14 - 28 - February 3 - 6 - French Club served annual spaghetti dinner. 8 - Second semester group pictures were taken. First 22-24 issue of Amplifier for second semester was sold. 28 - 14 Another victory for Freshmen Basketball - Vikings 29 - 58 - Anchor Bay 53. 18 - Travel Club had International potluck dinner. 18 - We were entertained by the Salt Light Company 7th hour. 25 - No school. Mid-winter break. We were all saved by the bell! 27 - Career questionnaire completed by all during homeroom. 28 - Final Yearbook deadline. VIKING staff just plain “dead” 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 8 - 11 - March Spring Choir Concert was held. Registration surveys were handed out for next year. Senior Play - “The Mouse That Roared” Musical tryouts were held. Third marking period ended. April Spring recess began First Tennis match of the season at P.H. Central Varsity J. V. Baseball started season against P.H. Central First Girls ' Track meet at P.H. Central. Registration materials were distributed. May Girl? Softball game against P.H. High. Students registered for fall classes. — “ Once Upon A Mattress ” entertained Freshmen finish baseball season against Mt. Clemens Senior Choir Concert brought an avalanche of tears. June Baccalaureate Senior Dinner was held. Honors Convocation. Last day of school for SENIORS. Senior Prom was held. Graduation Last day of school. Summer vacation begins. The Past May Be Gone, Brenda Bowman Mike Bowman Cindy Bray Kathleen Breckner Tod Briggs -JUNIORS But The Memories Linger On Cheri Brimmer Derrick Brower Jill Brown Nancy Brown Troy Brown Kay Brock Debbie Bryson Corey Butler Barry Campbell Doug Campbell Merri Campbell Scot A. Campbell Marcy Carney JUNIORS - 85 Time Is The Key To Different Changes Denise Cooper Herbert L. Covert Mike Cowell Mike Cozy Lisa Daggett Dan Debano Rod Denman - JUNIORS 4s We Leave The Past Behind Pam Evans JUNIORS - 87 When The Work Is Done , Annette Gibson John Giffer Buddy Gilbert Bonnie Gilroy Brenda Glombowski Denise Golubinski Howard Hillman Construction on the Junior float was done at the home of Sharon Miller. Work started on the 29th of September and was finished on the 11th of October. The float was constructed every night between the hours of 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. Every minute was needed to finish. JUNIORS Life Takes On A New Look JUNIORS - 89 They Work To Sell, John McNichol Dave Melville Jill Miller Penny Miller Ralph Miller Sharon E. Miller - JUNIORS The Providers For The Future The Junior cfoss made their biggest profit this year by selling in the concession stand during football season. They sold candy, popcorn, hot chocolate, tea, and coffee. Co-chairmen were Greg Saffee and Sharon Miller. The advisors in charge of this money - making project were Mr. Puskarich and Ms. Riherd. Mary Mitchell Tracey Murphy Robin Naylor Paul Neill JUNIORS - 91 Juniors Fill The New Halls Greg Saffee Chuck Salgot Karen Ramsey Brian Sawdon Scott Sawdon Ann Schambre Carol Scheffler 92 - JUNIORS With Life And Laughter JUNIORS - Many Things Have Changed, Garry Spencer Tina Spencer Scon Steele Scott Stevens Lori Stewart Shawn Stimac JUNIOR HOMECOMING CANDIDATES - Standing: Julie Groch, Chris Wilson. Sitting: Diane Frendt, Jill Feick, Penny Miller. Chrystal Swoffer Terri Tyler Ralph Ulrich Ron Vanderwill Matthew VanNest Pam Vansach Richell VanSickle JUNIORS - 94 But Beauty Remains The Same HOMECOMING CANDIDATES: Becky Biedinger, Lori Stewart, Pam Evans, Jane Eagen. C Watson Jed Wilcynski Mike Williams Margo Wolfe Brad Woolman Richard Worden Vicki Wright Tom Zauner Lori Zimmer JUNIORS - 95 Jr. Prom-Their Night 96 - JUNIOR PROM For Romance Servers: Rita Stark, Paul Mathers, Cathy Benoit, Dan Curley, Karyn Jowett, John Hartig. Our Jr. Prom , “We’ve Got Tonight ,” was held at Gardens School on Friday , January 25 , 1980. “Phoenix,” our band, presented three hours of excellent music. Chaperoning were Mr. Sazehn, Mr. and Mrs. Meier, Mr. Puskarich, Ms. Riherd, Mr. and Mrs. Elsholz , Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, and Mr. and Mrs. Grosser. Mrs. Bellow and Yearbook Staff members were there taking pictures along with Mr. Puskarich. A Prom does not just fall together at the last minute. The planning started in November with the selection of a band. Committee members were busy with publicity , collecting card tables, programs, favors, table decorations, floor decorations, and refreshments right up until guests started to arrive that evening. The Prom will be a night for Juniors to remember for the rest of their lives. JUNIOR PROM - 97 They Will Remember 98 - JUNIOR PLAY Their Dehut Forever JR. PLAY CRKW: Back Row: Renee Henry, Chris Vonalt, Andrea Kota, Julie Groch, Jim Rasor, Jim Forster, Nancy Nofs, Mary Troy. Front Row: Connie Hart, Nancy Brown, Kathy Hart, Linda Ingram, Sheri Siemen, Belinda McClellan, Denise Golubinski. Not Pictured: Mike Bowman, Denise Cooper, Jean Knapp, Scott Stevens, Sandy Wilson, Darla Wojcik. “The Perfect Idiot ” was presented by the Class of ’ 81 on November 16 and 17. A great deal of work went into making the opening performance in the newly refurbished auditorium a success. Committee chairmen were kept busy for six weeks as the managers took care of all the small details. Greg Saffee, our Student Director , put in many long hours along with Miss Butler , our Director. All new flats were made by Scott Stevens to match the beautiful new auditorium. “The Perfect Idiot” is a comedy about a group of high school students and their problems. The excellent representation by the actors was a definite plus to the final product. The play received raving reviews from all who attended. 1. Linda Barnard Daniel Tennyson 2. Rhodora Mr. Latherby 3. Margaret Tennyson . . . Roger Tennyson 4. Carla Puff 5. Policeman Miss Booth 6. Dr. Von Barf 7. Jackie Tennyson Jeannie 8. Mr. Barnard Miss Baker 9. House Manager Director Student Director Not Pictured: Margaret Tennyson .... Deb Cochran Stage Manager JUNIOR PLA Y -99 Leadership Is Nothing New When the Junior Class Advisors were asked their opinion of the new school addition , their comments were as follows: Mr. Puskarich - “The new addition may mean the difference between a divided school and one in which student spirit has multiplied.” Mr. Meier - “I feel that the improvements made within this school are excellent. More detail to the finished product should have been observed.” Ms. Riherd - “Our new facilities make working with students an even greater pleasure.” Mr. Braun — “Great! I’ll be glad when it’s over!” Mr. Katerberg - “The new addition greatly increases the size of the building, which is a mixed blessing. While there are new and improved facilities for many classes, it is much more difficult to daily see teachers whose rooms are located in the new wing. The Junior year of any class is always the busiest. Not only does it keep the students busy , but the advisors too. The action starts off on September with the concession stand. Ms. Riherd and Mr. Puskarich were the co-ordinators of this. Next came the task of Homecoming floats. Miss Arno and Mr. Meier were very involved as the advisors for this activity. Mr. Sazehn was busy during the winter months with the Junior Prom. Mr. and Mrs. Elsholz helped chaperone the dance , and Mr. Puskarich was there taking pictures as usual. The Junior Play followed involving a magnitude of students. The year ended with a money-making project. Mr. Elsholz was chief advisor again this year. With the help of these advisors and many more , our Junior year went very smoothly. 100 - JUNIOR ADVISORS To Those Who Care Mr. Elsholz - “The new addition to MHS blends quite nicely with the original structure, but is more efficient and practical than the older units. Wider halls, recessed doors, and the use of modern engineering materials add to the positive feeling many people have for the addition.” Mrs. Elsholz - “The colorful new school addition provides us with some much needed space and improvements.” Miss Arno — “The language lab is a definite plus. It, along with the more modern look of the whole building, has changed the atmosphere and attitude of everyone. The inconveniences of the past two years were obviously worthwhile.” Mr. Yon - “Whoopee!! I’m glad to have it.” Mr. Houck - “The new additions to MHS have certainly proven to be a ‘shot in the arm’ to teachers, students, and the comm unity. A better, improved environment for learning makes for better education.” Mr. Sazehn - “Not all of us were affected by the change. There is still room for improvement in the old section of the high school.” JUNIOR ADVISORS - 101 Juniors Steer Their Way Standing: Dennis Socha, Kathy Hart, Jill Rose. Sitting: Lori Wilson, Bonnie Smarch, Tammy Mason, Pam Evans. Your Junior year in high school is one of the more active. This year we started off right with the construction of our 2nd place float. Next was the Junior Prom. It came off without a flaw. The year was completed with a money-making project to build the treasury for next year. The Steering Committee members were all kept busy with these activities during their fast-paced Junior year. Greg Saffee - President Paul Neill — Treasurer Chris Vonalt - Secretary Cheryl Pavlik - Vice President 102 - JUNIOR OFFICERS STEERING COMMITTEE Our Sound Will Carry Into The Future Fourth Row: Joseph Osentoski, Vince Baker, Mike Bailey. Third Row: Michelle Winkler, Bob Gottschalk, Brenda McLean, Joey McNabb, Richard Worden, Steve Morrish, Sue Conrad. Second Row: Joyce Taylor, Tom Ellis, Karen Trasko, Dawn Brower, Linda Laidlaw, Jim Benedict, Marilyn Johnson, Cheri Brimmer, Mr. Jarchow. First Row: Kathy Christensen, Christy Chapdelaine, Kelly Macintosh, Kristie Pretty, Renae Ward, Christine Currie, Mary Sparling, Sheri Whitcomb. 104 - PEP BAND The 1979-80 Pep Band consisted of volunteer members from the band. There were 23 members in the Pep Band. They played at all home basketball games and pep assemblies. They also played at some hockey games at McMorran arena. PEP BAND Our Music Is Loved By One And All Third Row: Dan Poulos, Paul Neill, Lars Norin, Vince Baker. Second Row: George Butler, Michelle Winkler, Richard Worden, Joey McNabb, Brian Gottschalk, Mr. Jarchow. First Row: Linda Laidlaw, Dawn Brower, Jim Benedict, Mary Goodmen. The Marysville High School Stage Band was definitely into the “beat” this year. Tney performed in many areas of the school district. A concert was held in both the winter and in the spring. Directed by Mr. Donald Jarchow , the 1979-80 Stage Band members did a fine job. STAGE BAND -105 Music Is An Art Which Makes Fourth Row: Mr. Jarchow, Director; Michael Binsley, Joseph Oscntoski, Vince Baker, Mike Bailey, Tony Nouhan, T.J. Foerster, Mr. Kraft, Assistant Director. Third Row: Tom Fllis, Bob Fick, Richard Worden, Brenda McLean, Andrea Bugg, Bob Gottschalk, Don Fick, Jon Wahl, Brian Gottschalk, Joyce Taylor, Richard Fogarty. Second Row: Kathy Christensen, Karen Trasko, Bonnie Morrish, Kelly Macintosh, Christy Chapdelaine, Terri Westbrook, Sheryl Siemen, Jim Benedict, Dawn Brower, Steve Morrish, Linda Laidlaw. First Row: Mary Sparling, Christine Currie, Colette Bellefleur, Kristie Pretty, Renae Ward, Cheri Brimmer, Sheri Whitcomb, Marilyn Johnson, Ted Baker, Sue Binsley, Sue Conrad. The Concert Band is a very active group of talented performers. A Christmas Concert was presented before the winter holidays. Several highlights of their busy schedule through the spring season were concerts held with many other performing students of the area. A large Spring Festival Concert was presented to the public. Port Huron Central , Port Huron Northern and Port Huron High School also took part in this delightful occasion. 106 - CONCERT BAND Everyone Young At Heart Fourth Row: Richard Worden, John McNichol, Mike Bailey, Joey McNabb, Michelle Winkler, Brenda McLean, Phil Savage, Tom Ellis, Richard Fogarty, Joyce Taylor, Sheri Whitcomb, Cheri Brimmer, Ted Baker, Susan Conrad. Third Row: Brian Gottschalk, Jon Wahl, Don Fick, Paul Lambert, Andrea Bugg, Michael Binsley, Bonnie Morrish , Colette Bellefleur, Renae Ward, Mary Sparling, Karen Trasko. Second Row: Steve Morrish, Dawn Brower, Linda Laidlaw, Candy Corry, Jim Benedict, Chris Chapdelaine, Kathy Christensen, Doug Marquis, Christine Currie, Terrie Westbrook, Kristie Pretty, Kelly Macintosh. First Row: Tony Nouhan, Jed Wilczynski, Vince Baker, Mike Bailey, Joe Osentoski, Chuck Stewart. Flag Girls - Left: Mary Martin, Debbie Downs, Janice Taylor, Connie Hart. Right: Kay Brock, Cindy Smarch, Darla Wojcik, Tina Wilson. Majorettes - Left to Right: Robyn Winkler, RoseAnn Horne, Debbie Sawdon. The Marysville High School Marching Band started the year off on the right tune. Assisted by Mr. Kraft , Mr. Jarchow successfully directed these fine members . They performed during the half-time activities during all of the home football games. The band proudly led the festive Homecoming Parade. MARCHING BAND - 107 Their Skills Are Everlasting Kay Brock, Darla Wojcik, Janice Taylor, Cindy Smarch, Tina Wilson, Mary Martin, Debbie Downs, Connie Hart. This year the Majorettes and Flag Girls joined together to provide us with half-time entertainment during the boys ' Varsity Football games. They practiced every day first semester during seventh hour and were coached by Mrs. Meier. Debbie Sawdon, Roseann Home, Head Majorette; Robyn Winkler. 108 - MAJORETTES FLAG GIRLS Outstanding In Every Move Third Row: Coach Reid, Lisa Sawdon, Margo Wolfe, Becky Biedinger, Andrea Kota, Colleen Hoskins, Lori Stewart, Kelly Stevens, Dana Goodin. Second Row: DeAnn Torello, Jeanne Bergdoll, Nancy Bowman, Margie Debano, Kellie Langolf, Julie Jones, Tami Sly, Cheri Sly. First Row: Robin Naylor, Michelle Winkler, Joy Lash, Karri Stark, Doreen Torello. Joy Lash “Mascot The Pom Pon girls were girls who got together and made up routines to do during halftime of the Boys ' Varsity Basketball games. They made up routines to go along with various songs. This year they also were accompanied by a mascot. The Valhallas were coached by Mrs. Nancy Reid. U Coach Reid VALHALLAS - 109 Third Row: Shelly Garbutt, Donna Dionne, Marlene Dickman, Tony Nelson, Tom Kobrehel, Lars Norin, Gary Benson, Brian Thick, Chris Ayotte, Mrs. Campbell. Second Row: Roben Redford, Julaine Turnbull, Lori Leitch, Carol Foglesong, Cheri Brimmer, Cheryl Wilson, Phil Savage, Jill Rose, Linda Baker, Kathy McClaren. First Row: Becky Dubreuil, Martha Dortman, Michelle Woolman, Kim Porrett, Anne-Marie Fraley, Misty Kaercher, Theresa Drechsler, Candy Corry, Evey Rogers, Cheryl Gardner, Sheri Whitcomb at the piano. This was an eventful year for the choirs. In December the choir went Christmas carolling to spread around their Christmas spirit. They held an Early Spring Concert in March featuring songs from the musical Pippin. There were two solos: one by Debbie Cochran and one by Senior Joe Hurley. On St. Patrick ’s Day , since the choir room is green , the choirs had a St. Patrick’s party. At the end of May they had another spring concert. They sang for Baccalaureate in June when the Class of ’80 graduated. The annual Senior Concert was also held. 110- 1ST SEMESTER CHOIR We ’d Like To Teach The World To Sing Back Row: Terri Olcs, Marla Carney, Evey Rogers, Michelle Parker, An ne-Marie Fraley, Roberta Maples, Lisa Daggett, Tracy Murray, Tammy Angerbrandt, Kathy McClaren. Second Row: Martha Dortman, Becky Kerbyson, Kim Porrett, Michelle Woolman, Karen MacNeil, Melanie Herman, Cindy Bray, Lisa Clark, Sheila Conrad, Tracie French. First Row: Robin W st, Tina Smerer, Shelly Garbutt, Steve Lucas, Phil Savage, Linda Baker, Jill Rose. Back Row: Tony Nelson, Bob Schultz, John Wilson, Brian Haggerty. Dave Klais. Third Row: Tim Sawdon, Chris Troy, Tod Briggs, Joe Hurley, Sheryl Siemen, Mary Randall. Second Row: Chris Ayotte, Marcy Boshart, Roben Redford, Marlene Dickman, Debbie Cochran. First Row: Denise Golubinski, Tracy Gilmore, Cheri Brimmer, Roben Kechter, Sue Clark, Sandy Wilczynski, Mrs. Campbell. 2ND SEMESTER CHOIR - 111 All Of Reality % Gloriana Mary Mackay Page Pam Eagen Mark Brian Gottschalk Frank Lowry Paldanius Jane Jane Merchant Pam Kathy Netter Ann Debbie Lents Norma Marilyn Johnson Helen Debbie Sawdon Miss Johnson Christine Currie Miss Wilkins Marilyn Johnson Miss Reiner Linda Hoag Jill Janice Havens Debbie Karen Endelman Mrs. Bascum Grace Stewart Professor Smith Bill Wilson Tully Bascum Jeff Ropp Count Mountjoy George Butler David Benter . Brian Haggerty Professor Kokintz Paul Hudson President of U.S Steve Socha General Snippet Ed Mertz Will Tatum Scott McFarlane Soldiers Paul Burczycki Joe Hurley Tim Sawdon Jeff Drechsler Wayne Kesner Chester Beston Jerry Johnson Announcer Mike Dowding U.S. Soldier Lowry Paldanius Student Walk-on Christine Currie Walk-on Couple Brian Gottschalk Sue Wright House Manager Debbie Lents Stage Manager Vince Masson Student Director Brian Thick 112 - SENIOR PL A Y Is But A Drama Third Row: Cheri Beaudry , Dawn Precour, Costumes; John Stoliker , Props; Bill Wilson, Sound, Scott McFarlane, Sets; Brian Haggerty, Sets; Debbie Sawdon, Sets; Linda Hoag , Publicity -Programs. Second Row: Grace Stewart , Make-up; Sue Wright, Make-up; Jane Merchant, Tickets; Kirk Smith, Sets; Michele Ulrich, Sets; Jon Wahl, Sets; Sally Stark, Prompter. First Row: Barb Thibdaue, Lights, Publicity-Programs; Maureen OBrien, Tickets; Vince Masson, Stage Manager; Brian Thick, Student Director; Debbie Lents, House Manager; Laurie Gentner, Publicity -Programs; Pam Eagen, Page, Make-up, Costumes. Not Pictured: Kerry Krohn, Dena Purkiss, Paul Wedge, Props; Lisa Thompson, Sets; Janice Havens, Costumes; Trudy Lepine, Publicity -Programs; Kim Stimac, Make-up: Trudy Lepine, Michelle Winkler, Natalie Jones, Tammy Beckley, Ushers. Committee Chairperson “ The Mouse That Roared ” was the Class of 1980 selection for the annual Senior Play at MHS. In the lead roles were Mary Mackay as Gloriana and Jeff Ropp as Tully Bascum. The cast consisted of 32 members. The large cast and crew made the play a success, as well as a great deal of fun for those participating. u The Mouse That Roared” was directed by Miss Beverly Butler. The cast put on four performances: two-Thursday, March 20, and Friday, March 21, were for the student body. The other two performances were held the same nights for the general public, with curtain time at 7:30 p.m. in the Marysville High School Auditorium. Director Miss Butler SENIOR PLAY - 113 “Our Town ” Has Changed But THE GIBB FAMILY THE WEBB FAMILY Stage Manager Jeff Ropp George Gibbs Steve Socha Doc Gibbs Ed Mertz Mrs. Gibbs Christine Currie Rebecca Gibbs Mary Mackay Mr. Webb Marilyn Johnson Emily Webb .... Suzanne Holden Wally Webb Brian Thick Mrs. Soames .... Roseann Horne Simon Stimson Joe Hurley Home Newsome Bill Wilson Joe Crowell Dave Klais Prof. Willard . . . Brian Gottschalk Constable Warren . . Paul Hudson Si Crowell Paul Wedge Sam Craig Wade Gorinac Joe Stoddard Mike Dowding 1st Baseball Player . . Tim Sawdon 2nd Baseball Player Scott McFarlane 3rd Baseball Player . . . Dave Klais 1st Woman in Audience . . . Karen End elm an 2nd Woman in Audience . . Kathy Netter 1st Dead Woman Sandy Kokotilo 2nd Dead Woman .... Karen Endelman Man in Audience - Dead Man Scott McFarlane 114 - JUNIOR PLA Y - 1979 The Memories Remain MISS BUTLER STUDENT DIRECTOR BRIAN HAGGERTY DEBBIE SAWDON JUNIOR PLAY -1979 -1 15 Sing Along, And Make The 1979 all-school Musical was Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s Oklahoma which was presented May 10, 11, 12 at the St. Clair Community College Fine Arts Theater. Among the cast members were Jeff Ropp, as Curley, and Bev Keeler, as Laurey, who were chosen to lead the musical. They did just that, capturing the attention of the audience. An enthusiastic line of performers sang their way into the hearts of those who viewed the production. Songs such as “Oh, What a Beautiful Morning! ”, “Kansas City,” “A Girl Who Can ' t Say No!” and the famous “Oklahoma!” were among the favorites of the show. 1979 SPRING MUSICAL CREW - Back Row: Lori Wilson, Jeff Hart, Allan Koppelberger, Toby Medford, Kay Brock, Renee Henry. Front Row: Janice Taylor, Karen Trasko, Sue Bowman, Joni Venia, Darla Wojcik. 116 -MUSICAL m — - V v Ok- la a 1 k k- Laurey Curtey -|io - mtL Ado Annie Bonnie T5=±P=i Will Aunt Eller- h ■4 — n i ■4 Bev Keeler Jeff Rupp Smarch — r— -4X- 7oe , Sam :::: . F. . . . John Wi fra-w Bob son Chris Troy Ellen Cochran Kate Denise Golub , la Ha on Brian Thick Gertie ... ho.- . Sheila Caverly a Cord Elam Marty Bugg fke Skidmore ... Tim Bie Armina Elaine Frizzle i4ggfe C zeo ; TSvME Grace .-. t . Marilyn Johnson , Gvne Janice Havens Mary Amy Greenhoe 3E c MUSICAL -117 Performing With Music Is Our Art Third Row: Deb Cochran, Jeff Ropp, Tom Kobrehel, Chris Troy, John Wilson, Jeff Hart, Allan Koppelberger. Second Row: Lori Wilson, Bonnie L. Smarch, Chris Vonalt, Cheryl Pavlik, Bill Wilson, Tony Nelson, Brian Thick, Kay Brock, Mike Ryan, Grace Stewart, Mrs. Campbell. First Row: Kim Porrett, Patricia Schultz, Anne Marie Fraley, Denise Golubinski, Corrine Smarch, Evey Rogers, Andrea Koppelberger, Candy Corry, Cheri Brimmer, Darla Wojcik. The Thespian Society consists of many excited members who enjoy types of comedy and many other areas in the subject of theatre. The group held their weekly meetings during the second hour - extension period each Tuesday to discuss their many plans. Several group trips were planned for the viewing of many plays and musicals at the Fisher Theater in Detroit , Michigan. The thespians are a very active group of eager drama students. 118 -THESPIANS .. - .. I K-v We ' ve All Changed Brian A hies Steve Ait kens Brad Allen Therese Amesse Holly Ashley Rick Ashley Jon Ayotte Michael Bailey 120 - SOPHOMORES As Time Has Changed M Karen Bowen Faith A. Burczycki Cheryl Bruening Jim Cataldo Tim Cataldo Jeff Brae ken bury Lisa Clark Terri Campbell Todd Campbell SOPHOMORES - 121 Times Must Change So We Can Have Sheila Conrad Susan Conrad Jay Coon Janet Cur f man Denise Diem Chris Dill Todd Dingman Kim Dora Debbie Downs 122 - SOPHOMORES Memories Of The Past Linda Gehrke Cherrie Genaw Cathy Ginsberg Randy Goniwicha Mary Goodmen Bob Gottschalk Mike Green Chris Grosser Sue Haas SOPHOMORES - 123 Marrissia Hands As Time Passes By, We Change Our Roger Hartman Anne Marie Hayes SOPHOMORE HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Standing: Linda Baker, Ann Cleaver, Robyn Winkler. Sitting: Karyn Jowett, Rita Stark, Pat Durcan. Perry Harvey Anne Hayes David Heise Larry Hensley Dave Hietikko Diane Hoetger Ron Home Ron Hoskins Sam Hudson Dan Jacobs Michelle James Mark Janiszewski Jim Johnson 124 - SOPHOMORES Ways And Grow Together Paul Lambert SOPHOMORE HOMECOMING CANDIDATES - Standing Joni Venia, Sue Wixson, Dee Ann Torello. Sitting: Keri Tomlo, Kim Mills, Sue Laurie Lasko Jeff Lock Joe Lepine Jeff Levandowski Karen Leverich SOPHOMORES - 125 A New Wing Of Life Craig Manfrin Joey McNabb Roberta Maples Toby Medford Tony Maraget Scott Mertz Mary Martin Kevin Miller Paul Mathers Robert B. Miller Donald McClellan Robert W. Miller 126 - SOPHOMORES Makes Us All Fly Higher Charley Otto Jim Parrish Lou Patterson Karen Phillips Peg Pollard Dan Poulos € v John Pozar Vince Pratt Kristie Pretty Eric Priehs Cheryl Purkiss SOPHOMORES - 127 We Had Style; Roben Rcdford Karen Redmond Sarah Savage Lisa Sawdon Vicki Schess Keith Schweihofer Kevin Schweihofer Jodi Sedwick Tom Shafran Ken Siegle Teresa Siemen Mike Siler 128 SOPHOMORES Now We Have Class Les Storey d Kelly Stevens Ed Strzelecki Laurie Sturdevant Chris Swoffer SOPHOMORES - 129 The Future Holds Promises Kathy Sygit Janice Taylor Dee Ann Torello Karen Trasko Chris Troy Julaine Tumbull John Ulrich Laura Umphrey 130 - SOPHOMORES Memories Last Forever SOPHOMORES - 131 Mrs. Wilton, Chief Advisor - The addition is a real improvement to our building. Instructors can now have their own rooms-all day. This can make a learning experience much better for the students. Mr. Gkekas - I think it shows our school system is following the needs of the community. The addition is excellent and the students as well as faculty are appreciative of this addition. He Climbs The Highest Mrs. Campbell - I am very pleased with having my own office and room which is used only for vocal music. Also, I appreciate the opportunity to perform in the newly renovated auditorium. Mrs. Heyboer - The new addition has made many positive changes to an already great school. Miss Casterline - Fantastic! It certainly gives everyone a sense of pride. The new school addition was a big “hit” with teachers as well as students. Teachers now have facilities to make learning fun and educational. When asking teachers how they felt about the new addition , they all responded differently. Mr. Jackson - The new school is beautiful, but students make the school. 132 - SOPHOMORE ADVISORS Who Helps Another Up Mr. Lindke - The new school addition is Mr. MacDonald - No Comment just one more ingredient that makes Marysville High School one of the best schools in the state. Mrs. McCall - The only drawback to a new building is that new students and teachers never had to put up with the old. Hopefully, they will treat it with kindness and respect. Sophomores expressed dedication when ordering class rings. Rings were ordered in September and Sophomores received them in December. Sophomores received honorable mention in the 1979-1980 Homecoming Float Competition. Miss Mullen — Rooms are nice size, but color combinations are not in harmony. Also, I don t see my fellow teachers as often. Mr. Suprenant - Marysville High School Mr. Wheeler - No Comment is a beautiful place. The new addition is a credit to everyone in the school system. SOPHOMORE ADVISORS - 133 They Steered Us On To New Adventures Standing: Scott Beaudry, Ricky Snook, Tim Cataldo. Sitting: Rita Stark, Laurie Lasko, Sue Haas, Lori King, Karen Kopps. Not Pictured: Mike Bailey. Robyn Winkler, President Joni Venia, Secretary Sue Bowman, Vice-President Karen Trasko, Treasurer 134 - SOPHOMORE OFFICERS STEERING COMMITTEE SPORTS The Scores Add Up To The Best V. FOOTBALL Sept. 7 Vikings 15 P.H. Northern 14 Vikings 42 Cros-Lex 22 Vikings 22 Grand Rapids 28 Vikings 10 Central Anchor Bay Oct. 6 Vikings 7 P.H. Central 12 Vikings 35 Algonac 19 Vikings 13 Belleville 26 Vikings 52 Imlay City Nov. 2 Vikings 24 Taylor Truman GIRLS’ SOFTBALL April 10 P.H. Central Away 14 Algonac Away 17 Marine City Home 21 Imlay City Home 24 Cros-Lex Away 26 Mt. Clemens Home 28 St. Clair Home May 1 Anchor Bay Away 3 P.H. High Home 5 P.H. Central Home 8 Algonac Home 12 Marine City Away 15 Imlay City Away 19 Cros-Lex Home 22 St. Clair Away 23 Pre-Districts 27 Anchor Bay Home V. J.V. BASEBALL April 10 P.H. Central Home 14 Algonac Home 17 Marine City Away 19 L Anse Creuse N. Home 21 Imlay City Away 24 Cros-Lex Home 26 Mt. Clemens Away 28 St. Clair Away May 1 Anchor Bay Home 5 P.H. Central Away 8 Algonac Home 12 Marine City Home 15 Imlay City Home 19 Cros-Lex Away 22 St. Clair Home 23 Pre-Districts 27 Anchor Bay Away - SPORTS SCHEDULE J. V. FOOTBALL Sept. 14 6 Vikings 12 P.H. Northern 8 12 13 Vikings 34 Cros-Lex 0 „ 27 Vikings 35 Anchor Bay 0 20 Oct. 7 4 Vikings 28 P.H. Central 24 , U Algonac 24 Vikings 8 6 18 Vikings 28 Belleville 14 13 25 Vikings 34 Imlay City 28 ' Nov. 0 1 Vikings 13 LAnse Creuse N. 8 GOLF Sept. 7 Vikings 179 Cros-Lex 159 12 Vikings 209 Anchor Bay 160 14 Vikings 177 P.H. Central 168 17 Vikings 210 Algonac 174 21 Vikings 253 Imlay City 1 73 24 Vikings 187 Cros-Lex 169 28 Vikings 195 Anchor Bay 162 29 Marlette Invitational 3rd Oct. 3 Vikings 179 Algonac 173 8 SCAL 1st 10 Vikings 204 Imlay City 161 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Sept. V JV 11 Memphis 64-23 13 Yale 66-18 21-19 18 P.H. Northern 50-3617-38 20 Algonac 58-44 19-18 25 Lutheran North 50-21 26-29 27 Imlay City 50-21 22-24 Oct. 2 Lakeshore 60-381644 4 Cros-Lex 63-26 29-26 9 Utica 62-36 29-22 16 Anchor Bay 52-31 31-60 18 P.H. Central 5247 18-20 23 Algonac 6749 38-21 25 Yale 73-21 27-20 Nov. 1 Imlay City 49-36 20-32 6 Cros-Lex 77-25 32-25 8 Harbor Beach 53-57 41-19 13 P.H. Central 40-50 2743 15 Anchor Bay 7144 21-37 19 P.H. High 51-36 20 P.H. Central 35-33 27 Cros-Lex 53-28 30 P.H. Central 51-37 Dec. 5 Bishop Foley 2647 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Dec. V JV 7 Romeo 454765-63 14 Marine City 64-34 5847 18 Imlay City 54-52 64-35 21 Cros-Lex 56-575743 28 City Tournament Second Place Jan. 11 Anchor Bay 54-50 68-52 15 LAnse Creuse N. 50-6756-64 18 P.H. Central 5945 62-53 22 St. Clair 48-535748 24 Algonac 4044 56-69 29 Marine City 53-38 53-38 Feb. 1 Imlay City 3841 5048 5 Romulus 54-68 55-84 8 Cros-Lex 32-38 52-49 12 St. Clair 36-38 46-58 15 Anchor Bay 45-64 54-55 22 P.H. Central 42-52 62-58 25 DeLaSalle 64-65 67-73 29 Algonac 52-43 76-69 CROSS COUNTRY Sept. 11 Vikings 36 Lutheran East 22 13 Vikings 37 Cros-Lex 22 27 Vikings 39 Anchor Bay 21 Oct. 2 Vikings 36 Warren Woods 21 4 P.H. Central 39 Vikings 19 9 Vikings 34 Fraser 21 9 Vikings 47 Warren 16 11 Algonac 29 Vikings 26 16 Romeo 32 Vikings 25 25 Vikings 43 Imlay City 20 31 SCAL 3rd Place BOYS’ TRACK April 14 P.H. Central Home 16 Algonac Home 23 Marine City Away 25 Lakeshore Invitational 30 Imlay City Home May 2 Marysville Invitational 5 Cros-Lex Home 14 Anchor Bay Home 21 SCAL 23 JV SCAL WRESTLING BOYS’ FROSH BASKETB ALL Dec. Dec. 4 Lutheran East 54 Vikings 9 11 Vikings 50 Chippewa Valley 41 6 P.H. High 41 Vikings 20 13 Vikings 63 Yale 49 8 Richmond Invitational 5 th Place 17 Vikings 62 Imlay City 49 13 P.H. Central 48 Vikings 15 20 Cros-Lex 46 Vikings 42 15 Clarenceville Invitational 5 th Place Jan. 18 Yale 49 Vikings 1 7 10 Anchor Bay 48 Vikings 42 Jan. 15 Chippewa Valley 57 Vikings 52 5 Yale Invitational 5 th Place 17 LA nse Creuse 48 Vikings 45 12 Marysville Invitational 5 th place 21 Vikings 58 Richmond 47 17 Vikings 30 Imlay City 30 24 Vikings 49 Algonac 45 24 Anchor Bay 46 Vikings 21 28 Vikings 64 Yale 53 26 L Anse Creuse N. 38 Vikings 30 31 Vikings 59 Imlay City 27 29 City Tournament 5 th Place Feb. Feb. 4 Vikings 61 Algonac 37 2 Lake Fenton Invitational 8th Place 7 Cros-Lex 39 Vikings 35 5 South Lake 30 Vikings 24 14 Vikings 58 Anchor Bay 53 7 Algonac 52 Vikings 20 22 L Anse Creuse 45 Vikings 41 9 SCAL 5 th Place 25 Vikings 58 Richmond 47 GIRLS’ TRACK HOCKEY Dec. Nov. 24 Vikings 29P.H. High Dec. 6 Swartz Creek 13 Vikings 1 7 Vikings 20 Vikings 27 Vikings Jan. 3 Vikings 10 Vikings 12 Vikings 16 Vikings 24 Vikings 30 Vikings Feb. 7 Vikings 14 Vikings 21 Vikings 4 Vikings 97 River Rouge 68 6 Swartz Creek 4 6 DeLaSalle 46 Vikings 37 8 Vikings 2 8 John Glenn Relays 3rd Place 11 Lakeshore 94 Vikings 76 4 Vikings 2 13 Vikings 59 Romeo 24 10 River Rouge 4 18 Clintondale 101 Vikings 71 4 Clio 4 Jan. 5 P.H. Northern 4 8 Vikings 55 South Lake 28 7 P.H. Central 3 10 Vikings 63 Romeo 20 15 Vikings 123 Roseville 48 3 P.H. Northern 2 1 7 Fraser Invitational 3rd Place 7 P.H. Central 4 teb. 10 River Rouge 2 5 Viki ngs 54 River Rouge 26 8 St. Clair 0 8 DeLaSalle 45 Vikings 38 9 Catholic Central 8 12 Vikings 96 Mt. Morris 76 5 Gabriel Richard 2 19 Vikings 43 Clintondale 40 5 P.H. High 1 10 Sag. Arthur Hill 1 6 Catholic Central 3 23 Chelsea Invitational 3rd Place 27 Marysville Invitational 2nd Place TENNIS FROSH FOOTBALL Sept. 12 Vikings 19 Vikings 26 Vikings Oct. 3 Vikings 10 Vikings 24 Vikings 26 24 48 41 14 28 Cros-Lex 16 L Anse Creuse N. 12 Anchor Bay 21 April 10 P.H. Central Algonac P.H. Central Imlay City Cros-Lex St. Clair Richmond Algonac Imlay City 26 0 14 17 21 24 28 May 1 5 8 19 22 24 27 Anchor Bay P.H. Central Algonac Cros-Lex St. Clair SCAL Anchor Bay Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Port Huron Home April 14 P.H. Central A way 16 Algonac Away 18 Richmond Home 23 Marine City Home 30 Imlay City Away May 5 P.H. Central A way 7 St. Clair Home 14 Anchor Bay Away 21 SCAL 23 JVSCAL FROSH BASEBALL 28 A nchor Bay A way 30 L Anse Creuse Home May 2 LA nse Creuse N. A way 7 Mt. Clemens Home 9 Anchor Bay Home 16 LA nse Creuse A way 19 LA nse Creuse N. Home 28 Mt. Clemens Away V. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Jan. 7 9 14 16 21 23 30 Feb. 4 6 7 11 13 14 18 20 23 V JV Imlay City L L Cros-Lex W W L ’Anse Creuse WL Anchor Bay W L P.H. Central W L Algonac L W Imlay City W L Cros-Lex IV IV St. Clair W L Harbor Beach L W Anchor Bay L L P.H. Central W L City Tournament L L Algonac IV L Marine City L L SCAL - 4th Place SPOR TS SCHEDULE -137 Sports Are A Part Fourth Row: Howard Hillman, Brian Benedict, Dave Barbe, Tom Snowden, Bambusch, Sam Hudson, John Hartig, John Stoliker, Jeff Ropp, Paul Wedge, Jim Livingston, Brian Stoinoff, Dan Gary Siemen, George Butler, Steve Mack, Mike Bowman. Third Row: Dave Socha. First Row: Roger Morrish, Wade Gaffney, Vance Snyder, Bob Smith, Gorinac, Bill Farnsworth, Rick Smith, Mike Baker, Jim Forster, Guy LeCaine, Jeff Vollstaedt, Ed Mertz, Roger Schaaf, Barry Campbell, Jeff Drechsler, Kirk Dan Little, Jeff Agostino, Jeff Gehrke. Smith. Second Row: Mike Gaffney, Jim Mike Gaffney - Secretary; Steve Advisor - Coach Braun Socha - President; George Butler - Vice President; Jim Benedict - Treasurer; Jeff Vollstaedt Sergeant-at-Arms. 138 - BOYS’ VARSITY CLUB Of Their Lives Third Row: Mrs. Burns, Advisor, Lisa Smyth, Tina Beedon, Nancy Nofs, Kathy Netter. Second Row: Jamie Pioch, Robyn Winkler, Jill Rose, Andrea Bugg, Mary Mackay, Laurie Gentner. First Row: Jill Miller, Patti Benoit, Lisa Preston, Karen Endelman, Marilyn Johnson, Debbie Lents, Pam Eagen. Not Pictured: Marie Carufel, Sue Clark, Jill Feick, Julie Groch, Janice Havens, Roseann Horne, Stephannie Kota, Belinda McClellan, Brenda McLean, Cindy Reid, Bonnie Smarch, Mary Sparling, Mary Troy, Renae Ward, Lynne Wedge. To be a member of Girls Varsity Club , one must be a member of a Varsity team and have achieved a varsity letter. Girls who are Varsity Cheerleaders , members of the Basketball Team , the Track Team , the Swim Team , the Cross Country Team , Volleyball , Tennis and Softball Teams are eligible for the Girls ’ Varsity Club. GIRLS ’ VARSITY CLUB - 139 Spirit And Enthusiasm Is Carried On Varsity Cheerleaders: Top Row: Kathy Durcan, Lori Wilson, Chris Vonalt, Mary Mackay, Stephanie Kota. Bottom Row: Jane Merchant, Jill Feick, Marie Carufel, Bonnie Smarch, Julie Groch. 140 - CHEERLEADERS Through Our Generations J.V. Cheerleaders: Top: Maresa Hands. Sitting: Linda Gehrke. Standing: Teresa Siemen, Mary Randall, Wendy Boettner, Joni Venia, Lori King. Bottom: Stephanie Johnson. Freshman Cheerleaders: Top - Kim Porrett, Nicole James. Standing - Back: Pat Kegley, Charlotte Vikstrom. Front: K athy O’Boyle, Barb Hoag, Debbie Hinkley. Kneeling - Kelly Pratt, Karen Dazer, Trade French. CHEERLEADERS - 141 The Past Repeats Rself; Fourth Row: Manager Kirk Smith, Dan Mack, Vance Snyder, Mike Bowman, Roger Schaaf, Ed Mertz, Paul Hudson. Third Row: Coach Braun, Steve Socha, John Hartig, Dave Barbe, Brian Simmons, George Butler, Wade Gorinac, Brad Woolman, Trainer Roger Morrish. Second Row: Coach Jackson, Pat Richards, Dan Quinn, Bob Smith, Brian Stoinoff, Mike Gaffney, John Stoliker, Pat Reid, Dan DeShon, Coach Venia. First Row: Dave Gaffney, Brian Sawdon, Pat Bromley; Tri-Captains Rick Smith, Jeff Vollstaedt, and Bill Farnsworth; Barry Braun, Tom Snowden, Chuck Lannin. Four Year Awards Dave Barbe, Pat Bromley, George Butler, Bill Farnsworth, Chuck Lannin, Ed Mertz, Roger Morrish, Pat Reid, Roger Schaaf, Brian Simmons, Kirk Smith, Tom Snowden, Steve Socha, John Stoliker, Jeff Vollstaedt. ft ol MacPherson Award Jeff Vollstaedt Kukulka Sportsmanship Award Rick Smith , Pat Bromley Iron M Mike lub r , Barry Bt aun, Pat Bromley, Davgji Gaffney , Mike Gaffney, Dan Mack , Ed Mertz, Dan Quinn, Pat Reid, Brian Simmons, Rick Smith, Brian Stoinoff, Jeff Vollstaedt. Golden Hehnet Award Ed Mertz, Wade Gorinac Oil Can Award Steve Socha Outstanding Defensive Player Rick Smith, Pat Richards . I .me St. Clair Area All League Awards Offensive - Ed Mertz, Pat Reid, Dave Barbe, Bill Farnsworth, Jeff Vollstaedt, Pat Bromley . Defensive - Roger Schaaf, Wade Gorinac, Pat Richards, Rick Smith. Ai Townsend Outstanding Interior Lineman Award Pat Reid, Roger Schaaf 142- VARSITY FOOTBALL We ’re Still The Champs ! This team is definitely a great group of young men. They finished the year sixth in the Associated Press Gass B poll, fourth in the class B, Region 3 race! The mighty Viking team wrapped up its fourth consecutive SCAT title this year. Many goals were set which were all accomplished by the team. One goal was to beat PH Northern . That goal will be one to remember because the score was 15-14. Jeff Vollstaedt made First Team All-State in the Associated Press Poll. Roger Schaaf was selected First Team All-State in the Detroit News. Coach of the year of the Class B Region in the Associated Press could go to no one but Coach Braun. Only a team that has their physical and mental act together could go so far. The school is really proud of our Vikings. VARSITY FOOTBALL - 143 Think Of Tomorrow, For Yesterday Third Row: Coach Houck, Tom Pabst, Robert B. Miller, Sam Hudson, Dan Wilson, Scott Stevens, Todd Baker, Robert W. Miller, Scott Taylor, Mike Green, Coach Hadden. Second Row: Erv Partain, Jim Wilson, Brad Allen, Mike Robson, Jeff Lock, Jim Johnson, Scott Beaudry, Paul Mathers, Jerry Skuta, Steve Morrish, Jeff W. Norris. First Row: Ron Horne, Joe Lukasek, Derrick Brower, Dennis Socha, Rick Pierce, Jeff Levandowski, Jim Cataldo, Eric Priehs, Ron Vanderwill. Enthusiam and hard work were two traits the JV football team exhibited this year. Coached by Mr. Houck and Mr. Hadden , the team ended a 7-1 season , with the only loss being to Algonac. Dennis Socha and Rick Pierce were voted by their teammates to be co-captains of this year ' s | team. The team ' s efforts were greatly rewarded this year when they became SCAL co-champions. 144 _ jy FOOTBALL Is Just A Past Score Fourth Row: Troy McFarlane, Cary Robison, Tim Barbe, Craig Cowan, Jim Phillips, Mark Dreschler, Heze Miller, Brian Siemen, Douglas Dougherty, Gary Vansach. Third Row: Gary Reid, Scott Ramsey, Tim Hartig, Carl Tatham, Scott Miller, Steve Nofs, Mark Storey, Mike Jaworski, Dave Taylor. Second Row: Coach Knuth, Kevin Taylor, Craig Stephenson, Jeff Masar, Tim Wedge, Mike Ryan, Roy Swoffer, Roger Stein, Mike Mertz, Jeff Hall, Coach Gkekas. First Row: Charlie Campbell, Roger Swoffer, Jeff Huffmaster, John DeNardin, Greg Gkekas, Gary Headlee, Todd Collins, Scott Rogers, Howie Muir. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - 145 Along With Times Back Row: Jim Livingston, Tim Ferguson, Jon Wahl, Chris Grosser, Mark Wrubel, Steve Zimmer, Brian Bowman, Guy LeCaine. Front Row: Steve Sanderson, John Pozar, Steve Aitkens, Mike Baker, Mike Netter, Jack Redmond, Dan Wurmlinger, Joel Endelman. Not Pictured: Scott McFarlane, Brian Bambusch, Jim Forster, Ken Benoit, Scott Forster, Kevin Schweihofer. Most Valuable Player: Brian Bambusch The 1978-1979 Golf Team finished the season with 12 wins , no losses. They placed first in the SCAL league. Junior Brian Bambusch was chosen Star of the Week by the Times Herald because of his great skills as a golfer. The Vikings totaled a score of 334 in the SCAL tourney and came in first place. Guy LeCaine , Steve Zimmer , Mike Baker and Brian Bambusch were selected to the SCAL team this year. This year ' s captain was Steve Zimmer; the coach was Mr. Ray Martin. Sportsmanship: Mike Netter AH- Area: Mike Baker Coach Martin 146 - GOLF We Play A Fast Game Standing: Jeff Ropp, Rob Vikstrom, Tony Forester, Chris Troy, Chris Dill, Ron Johnson, Coach Patterson. Kneeling: Howard Hillman, Doug Campbell, Jim Benedict, Gary Siemen, Mark Siemen, Len Cochran. Standing: Kim Mills, Lynn Wedge, Karen Kelly Macintosh, Belinda McClellan, Peggy Trasko, Coach Patterson, Debbie Cochran, Petrick. CROSS COUNTR Y - 147 They Outshot Left to Right: Trainer Roger Morrish, Jeff Agostino, John DeNardin, Dan Mack, Steve Rymers, Mike Bowman, Kirk Smith, Ernie Taber, Jeff Sheffler, Coach Jackson. This year ' s Viking Basketball Team had an exciting year. They had two Seniors and five Juniors , also John DeNardin , a Freshman. Throughout the season , they worked together , determined to win. The games they lost were too close to say they never tried. This year they placed 6th in the league with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses and a 6-14 overall record. This year ' s captain was Jeff Agostino and the coach was Mr. Jackson. Steve Rymers was named to the first team and Mike Bowman and Jeff Agostino received Honorable Mention. 148 - BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL Their Limit BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL - 149 Their Skill Is Their Future Standing: Dan Curley, Scott Forster, Bob Knapp, Coach Kneeling: Steve Aitkens, Greg Gkekas, Barry Braun, Paul Schmorrow, Todd Baker, Dave Bushaw, Perry Harvey. Mathers, Scott Beaudry. The J. V. Basketball team had an exciting year. There were many changes for the team. A fter coaching J. V. Girls, Coach Schmorrow took on the challenge of coaching guys. After losing the captain and starting forward, Todd Baker, because of back trouble last year, he came back this year to perform as team captain. The team also started the year with Freshman, Greg Gkekas. The team said that they liked working with Coach Schmorrow and had a good time. A lot of the team ' s games were technically close. The team ended the season with an overall record of 10-8. With 8-4 they finished 2nd in the SCAL. 150 - BOYS ' J. V. BASKETBALL They Will Always Play With Us Second Row: Gary Headlee, Brian Siemen, Jim Phillips, Coach Knuth. First Row: Steve Sanderson, Kevin Taylor Doug Dougherty, Steve Nofs, David Taylor, Paul Kegley, Scott Jones, Joel Endelman. This year ' s freshman basketball team put together another winning season. They finished 2nd in the SCAT with a record of 10 wins and 6 losses. The young team , showing a lot of enthusiasm , was always willing to try to pull out a victory. This year ' s team suffered a big loss , by losing Greg Gkekas to the J. V. team and John DeNardin to the Varsity team. Next year will be a good year for these young Vikings. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - 151 We Will Not Stop Until Back Row: Coach Allen, Marilyn Johnson, Front Row: Manager Sue Clark, Lisa Preston, Patti Benoit, Lisa Smyth, Brenda McLean, Jamie Pioch, Jill Rose, Robyn Winkler, Nancy Nofs, Karen Endelman, Tina Beedon. Trainer Brigette Mathers. Senior Karen Endelman - forward Coach Allen Senior Marilyn Johnson - guard 152 - GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL We Reach The Top The 1979 Girls ' Varsity Basketball team was coached by Mr. Roger Allen. He led them on to many great victories and a wonderful season. This was Coach Allen ’s fifth year coaching the Girls 9 Varsity Basketball team, each year being very successful. The team started the year off with a 15 4 game winning streak. Their first loss was to Harbor Beach, losing by only 4 points, followed by a loss to Central. They then finished the season with a 5-game winning streak. With a 9-1 record, they became co-champs with Central for the S.C.A.L. The Girls ' Varsity went on to win the City Tournament, defeating Port Huron High and Port Huron Central for the championship. Lisa Smyth was awarded Most Improved Player. Marilyn Johnson received the Kukulka Sportsmanship Award. Brenda McLean was named the Most Valuable Player and next year ' s team captains. Lisa Smyth and Brenda McLean were voted to the S.C.A.L. First Team. Patti Benoit was selected to the Second Team. Marilyn Johnson and Karen Endelman received Honorable Mention. rtyy •‘VI 153 Bounce The Ball Third Row: Amy Sawdon, Joyce Taylor, Michelle James, Karen Phillips, Brenda Wilke, Judy Mertz, Kathy Sygit. Second Row: Coach Schmorrow, Janice Taylor, Laurie Lasko, Karen Koehler, Sally Butler, Colleen Barnes, Cindy Mertz. First Row: Lisa Tovarez, Patty Durcan, Kathy Benoit, Cindy Smarch, Prudence McKenzie, Ann Marie Luciani. Girls ' J. V. Basketball had a good season. With practices every night , they came through the games with excellent plays. Passing and shooting were their highlights. At the end of the season, they had 8 wins and 9 losses. They were coached by Mr. Schmorrow. GIRLS ' J. V. BASKETBALL They Served Their Purpose Back Row: Jennifer Vollstaedt, Julaine Turnbull, Joyce Taylor, Brenda Wilke, Michelle James, Karen Koehler, Sally Butler. Front Row: Cindy Smarch, Julie Jowett, Jill Vollstaedt, Robyn Winkler, Tina Smerer, Patty Durcan, Lisa Tovarez. Not pictured: Coach Crisenbery and Kathy Benoit. Coach Crisenbery J. V. Volleyball Team had a new coach this year , Mrs. Crisenbery. With practices every night , they improved on their serving and hitting. At the end of the season they had 4 wins and 11 losses. k. GIRLS ' J.V. VOLLEYBALL - 155 They Set, Spiked, Their Way To Victory Standing: Coach Gallagher, Patti Benoit, Renae Ward, Sharon Miller, Brenda McLean, Janice Havens, Sue Wixson, Karen Endelman. Kneeling: Kathy Netter, Andrea Bugg, Tina Beedon, Jill Rose, Brigette Mathers. 156 - VARSITY VOLLEYBALL With teamwork , sportsmanship , and the helpful guidance of Coach Gallagher ; the 1980 Girls Varsity Volleyball Team built a record of 9 wins and 13 losses , putting their team in 3rd place in the regular SCAL season. This year ' s captain was Tina Beedon. The Sportsmanship award went to Renae Ward and the Most Valuable Player award went to Brenda McLean. Janice Havens Kathy Netter Patti Benoit VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - 157 Each Stroke Was Performed SWIM LEADERS 1979-80 Senior Swim Team Members Paul Wedge, Jeff Ropp, Doug Lasky. 158 - SWIM TEAM With Unique Style Third Row: Dave Heise, Howard Hillman, Jeff Ropp, Jeff Hart, Tina Wilson. Second Row: Doug Lasky, Paul Wedge, Karen Phillips, Don Tick, Linda Wedge, Coach Tim Evans. First Row: Chris Dill, Dave Reardon, Jeff Brougham, Brad Allen, John McNichol. I I : - mt am- � c w awe m ymc The 1979-80 Swim Team had a very good year. They very proudly held second place in the Marysville Invitational , where Jeff Ropp received three medals — two second places , and one fourth place medal. Chris Dill and Brad Allen qualified to compete in state competition. Chris Dill entered in the diving competition , and Brad Allen in the backstroke. Throughout the year Allen continued to smash all existing school records in the backstroke. The Vikings finished the season with a record of wins and losses. i i i a k mc. ymc yam yam yam yam yam. yam yam ym yam s Head Captain Paul Wedge SWIM TEAM - 159 Hitting Hard... Second Row: Patty Benoit, Cheryl Wilson, Tina Beedon, Lisa Liddle, Coach Gallagher, Mrs. Wilton. First Row: Lisa Butcher, Janet Swierkosz, Mary Sparling, Jo Ann Tetlock, Jill Miller, Jamie Pioch. Not Pictured: Mary Mackay, Andrea Bugg. The Varsity Softball team started from the beginning , doing extremely well last year. Their success brought the Vikettes to 7 wins and 5 losses with a third place position in the SCAL league . Overall their win-loss record was 9-8. Mrs. Gallagher was last year ' s coach , and she helped the girls a lot, giving them advice on fielding and hitting. m 160 - GIRLS ' SOFTBALL For More Excitement! Third Row: Joyce Taylor, Sue Wixson, Lisa Preston, Lisa Sawdon, Coach Burns. Second Row: Dana Goodin, Nancy Brown, Brigette Mathers, Bonnie Smarch, Jill Rose, Lisa Clark. First Row: Linda Baker, Sue Hartman, Tina Wilson, Penny Miller, Cindy Smarch, Sue Snowden. Mrs. Bums’ J.V. Softball team did a great job last season. Practice was held after school in the gym every night. There they worked on bettering their running, batting, and fielding abilities. The team won some and lost some, taking last place in the league. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL - 161 Knowledge Of Our Sport Back Row: Garry Spencer, Jim Warren, Rick Campbell, Larry Rands, Barry Campbell, Snook, Dave Gaffney, Jeff Gehrke, Lowry Charlie Campbell. Paldanius. Front Row: Tony Nelson, Doug Jeff Gehrke Lowry Paldanius 162 - WRESTLING Is Our Main Strength I Coach Sazehn This year’s Marysville Wrestling Team ended with a 1-12-1 record. Senior Larry Rands was captain this year and had a 13-15-2 record. Jeff Gehrke, Senior , who unfortunately could not finish the season because of an injury , had an overall record of 20-2-1. At the City Tournament Barry Campbell , Garry Spencer , Jeff Gehrke , and Dave Gaffney placed first in their weight classes. The wrestling team participated in five invitationals , including our own. WRESTLING -163 They Skate On Standing: Statistician Matthew VanNest, Assistant Coach LeCaine, Tim Hartig, Dave Haas, Ron Horne, John Hartig, Ed Mertz, Jon Ayotte, Jim Livingston, Mike Netter, Guy LeCaine, Coach Maxfield, Goalie Coach Timmington. Sitting: Bill Farnsworth, Dan Little, Lars Norin, Brian Bowman, Chip Wolfe, Tom Himmel, Mike Green, Billy LeCaine. Not Pictured: Scott Mertz, Trainer Kirk Putze. Captain Ed Mertz The Viking Hockey team had a super season . Their over-all record was 14-2 ; they finished 10th in the state. The Vikings ended their season with an eleven-game winning streak. For the first time , the Vikings beat twice , not only Port Huron Northern , but Port Huron Central , too. Mr. Maxfield experienced his first year of coaching for Marysville this year and put a lot of effort into it. The Viking Hockey Team is here to stay at Marysville , and they look good. 164 - HOCKEY To New Goals HOCKEY - 165 Athletic Ambition Is God Third Row: Mike Hart, Mike Bailey, Rob Vikstrom, Jeff Hart, Jeff Drechsler, Chip Wolfe, Gary Siemen, Ron Culter, Pat Richards, Jon Pake, Chris Troy, Lee Bennett, Scot Campbell. Second Row: Roger Monish, Brian Parsons, Dave Pake, Rob Miller, Corky Miller, Mike Quaine, Mark Siemen, Steve Zimmer, Jim Benedict, Doug Campbell. First Row: Coach Sazehn, Zac Herman, Greg Soboleski, Jeff Lock, Jim Wilson, Scott Stevens, Brian Wilson, Joe Lukasek, Mike Cochran, Ron Vanderwill, Coach Gkekas. Mr. Gkekas coaches his team to a victory. The large meets held on the Marysville track last year were the SCAL meet , held on May 23 , and the Marysville Relays , which took place on April 27. Many relay teams placed at the Marysville Relays. One of the teams was the mile relay team of Dave Pake , Pat Richards , Gary Siemen , and Mark Siemen , who took 6th place with a new school record of 3:33.7. Another team that placed was the shuttle hurdle relay team of Zac Herman , Chris Troy, Jeff Rands, and Dave Pake who took 6th place. The other teams that placed were the shot put relay of Brian Parsons , Dan Quinn and Mike Quaine who took 4th place ; and the 2-mile relay team that received 2nd place. At the EMU Huron Relays Brian Parsons took 2nd place in the shot put , and he also was awarded 1st place at the MSU Spartan Relays in the same event. 166 -BOYS f TRACK Given And Nature Endured The 1979 Boys’ Track season was one that will not be forgotten for years to come. The team was coached by Mr. Gkekas and his assistant , Mr. Sazehn The team started their dual-meet season off with a thrilling one-point victory over SCAT opponent , Marine City. They continued this exciting pace throughout the season , finishing 2nd in the SCAL f with a record of 5 and 1 . The position of captain was shared between Dave Pake and Brian Parsons , the team’s leading scorers. BOYS’ TRACK - 167 The Moment Of Victory Is Short Third Row: Brian Thick, Bill Farnsworth, Jeff Vollstaedt, Craig Mader, Jim Reardon, Barry Mills. Second Row: Coach Houck, Chuck Lannin, John Stoliker, George Butler, Ron Hill, Jeff Norris, Mr. Spencer. First Row: Wade Gorinac, Jeff Gehrke, Brad Walker, Rick Smith, Dan Little. The 1978-1979 Boys ' Varsity Baseball team was headed by Coach Houck , with Brian Spencer assisting him. Returning members from the previous year ' s Varsity team were Barry Mills , Craig Mader , Jim Reardon , Gary Fraser-Lee, Mark Frendt, and Ron Hill. From last year ' s Junior Varsity were Rick Smith, Chris Collins, John Stoliker, Bill Farnsworth, Wade Gorinac , Jeff Vollstaedt, Chuck Lannin, Dan Little , George Butler, and transfer student from Kansas, Brad Walker. The student manager for the Varsity was Matthew VanNest. The scorekeeper was John Warren. JV Coach Venia Freshman Coach Quinlan 168 - BASEBALL But Memories Are Forever Third Row: Lynne Wedge, Gndy Reid, Patty Durcan, Robyn Winkler, Linda Gehrke, Brenda Glombowski, Julie Glombowski, Lori Liddle, Lisa Smyth, Cathy Albert. Second Row: Darla Wojcik, Jenine Ulrich, Jill Feick, Janice Havens, Nancy Nofs, Belinda McClellan, Ann Cleaver, Pam Eagen, Karen Trasko, Kathy Sygit. First Row: Jane Pearson, Lori Leitch, Mary Troy, Karen Endelman, Kim Mills, Kelly Macintosh, Ester Hugenholtz. The 1979 Girls ' Track Team started the year well by winning their first meet . They had an overall record of 5 wins and 3 losses. Mr. Schmorrow was the coach and Mr. Marshall was the assistant coach. Together they were terrific. This was Mr. Schmorrow’s first year coaching track for the Marysville Vikettes , but it was his ninth year coaching track altogether. The track captain was Jane Pearson. Overall they had a very good season , and the coaches were very pleased with the girls. 169 Get In The Swing Of Things Third Row: Ken Benoit, Byron Brock, Gary Tobiczyk, Jim Livingston. Second Row: Robert Miller, Jim Wilson, Ernie Taber, Paul Hudson, Dennis Socha, Roseann Horne, Ann Luciani. First Row: Mike Maynard, Jerry Johnson, Mike Zimmer, Scott Boshart, Scott McFarlane, Jim Forster, Debbie Lents. The 1979 Tennis team had a good year . Coach Martin held practices every day for two hours. The top four singles were 1st singles - Gary Tobiczyk ; 2nd single - Mike Maynard ; 3rd single — Scott Boshart; 4th single - Ernie Tabor. The top three doubles were 1st doubles - Scott McFarlane and Debbie Lents ; 2nd doubles - Jim Forster and Roseann Home; 3rd doubles was occupied by various members of the team. 170 - TENNIS — Time Has Come To Leave Past Days Behind; Catherine Albert Lisa Alkngton Tammie Angerbrandt Bob Armstead Rick Bailey Ted Baker Sandy Beedon Colette Bellefleur Jim Benedict Kathy Benoit Gary Benson Michael Binsley Todd Bright 172 - FRESHMEN Start Reaching For The Future Marla Carney Bob Carty Candy Conry Craig Cowan Karen Dazer Margie Debano Tim DeLano FRESHMEN - 173 Past Days Are Already Gone Sandy Gates Chris Genaw 174 - FRESHMEN The Future Yet To Come Michael Henry Steve Henry Melanie Herman Debbie Hinkley Barb Hoag Joel Homer Colleen Hoskins Jon Hoskins Jeff Huffmaster Stefanie Hyatte Nicole James Mike Jaworski Ken Job Jody Johnson FRESHMEN -175 Every Smile ... Ronnie Johnson Pat Kegley Scott Jones Paul Kegley Chris Jowett Marlyn Kelch Julie Jowett Paul Kennedy 176 - FRESHMEN Makes Life Worthwhile! Kathy McGaren Jim Mieksztyn Doug Marquis Karen McCallum Mike Mertz Tina Miller FRESHMEN - 177 Memories Of Yesterday... 178 - FRESHMEN New Hopes For Tomorrow Evey Rogers Scott Rogers Micki Ross Mike Ryan Dawn Salgot Cary Robison Steve Sanderson Phil Savage Amy Sawdon Paul Schess Patricia Schulze Brian Siemen FRESHMEN - 179 All Things That Pass Are 180 - FRESHMEN Wisdom s Looking - Glass Shari Ulrich 83 A Kurt Watson Tim Wedge Charlotte Vikstrom Robin West Jennifer Vollstaedt Terri Westbrook Steve Wassom Bob Westrick Tim Wright Dan Wurm linger Donald Yeager FRESHMEN - 181 Their Wisdom Will Help To Miss Butler - “It is no nice to have a room to call your own. I love it, I love it, I love it!” Mr. Kraft — “I think the new addition provides many needed extras. The extra classroom space and the new facilities (art, band, etc.) are definitely a great bonus for the school. ” Mr. Collard - “The spacious typing and office practice rooms make teaching more pleasurable. ” The Freshman Advisors were very helpful this year. They assisted us in registration although there were few homeroom periods. The advisors also aided us in producing a 3rd place float under the theme of “Trap the Rats. ” In keeping with the theme of the yearbook this year, the VIKING staff asked all teachers to comment on the new addition of the high school. Mr. Heimburger - “Makes our high school facilities the best I know of. ” 182 - FRESHMAN ADVISORS Influence The Future Miss Fedraw - “I thoroughly enjoy the biology preparation lab as it enables private and group discussions concerning personal feelings. There are other such areas in the new addition which allow students and teachers to discover who they are and who they are becoming. ” Mr. Martin - “On a scale of one to ten - three from the bottom. 99 Mr. McKeand — “A most trying but interesting year. I can only hope for the completion of the Science Dept, renovation sometime before my retirement. 99 Mrs. Gorham - “The new school addition should be an incentive to the students and teachers to absorb and disperse as much knowledge as each one can. 99 FRESHMAN ADVISORS - 183 We Can Make It Happen Standing: Dan Bartley, Gary Headlee. Sitting: Steve Henry, Andrea Koppelberger, Doug Michelle French, Peggy Petrick. Not Pictured: Marquis, Troy McFarlane, Tony Nelson. Back Row: Eileen Mack, Sandy Beedon, Dawn Salgot, Dee Ann McDonald, Michelle French, Kathy O’Boyle, Julie Jowett, Brenda Wilke. Front Row: Sally Butler, Margie Debano, Sandy Gates, Cheryl Soboleski, Andrea Koppelberger, Lisa Allington, Trade French. 184 - FRESHMAN STEERING COMMITTEE HOMECOMING UOlJ 3B P? Their Knowledge Will Help Us To Grow Standing: Mr. Schmorrow, Mr. Clark, Mr. Steele. Sitting: Mr. Miller, President; Rev. Ablett, Vice-President; Mrs. Rymers, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Mr. Schultz, Secretary. Mr. Ronald Wiltse Superintendent Mr. George Pake Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business Mr. Joseph Grosser High School Principal Mr. Charles Andrews Assistant Principal 186 - ADMINISTRATION As The Years Go On Even though they were not advisors , the teachers on this page are still very important. Mr. Jarchow is the band instructor and therefore was only here half a day. Dr. Misenar is a counselor and he is always busy. Mr. Pavlov was our reading teacher. Mr. Mare ski was a student teacher , working with Mr. Meier. Mrs. Aldridge and Mrs. Simpson were both long-term substitutes this year. Mrs. Aldridge, Mr. Mareski, Mrs. Simpson TEACHERS - 187 188 They Helped Us In Our Past And Are Mrs. Cummings Mrs - P ' em School Nurse Counselors’ Secretary SCHOOL PERSONNEL Leading Us Through Our Future Mrs. James Assistant Principal’s Secretary Mrs. Speilburg Secretary to Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Neal Library Clerk SCHOOL PERSONNEL - 189 Those Who Assist Others Back Row: Jennifer Garrow, Jennie Brockdorff, Bette McMartin, Dorothy Bromley. Front Row: Shirley MacDonald, Mary O’Brien, Joan Reid. Mr. Eugene Belkiewicz Lunch Supervisor 190 - COOKS Are The Kindest At Heart Mr. Robert Watson, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds SCHOOL MAINTENANCE MEN: Richard Roehl, A1 Wieland, Ken McDonald, Don Harkleroad I ■ } CUSTODIANS: Back Row; Skip Badley, Bruce Simmons, Grover Gates, Marlyn Kelch. Front Row: Richard DeNardin, Dick Manfrin, George Hernandez. Harold McKinnon Day Engineer Butch Simmons Assistant Day Engineer MAINTENANCE - 191 As We Roll On, We Roll With The Changes Back Row: Glen Sturtisgis, Marilyn Munroe, Vern Dickinson, Ralph Poole. First Row: RaeAnn Smith, Florence Durrant, Patti Tack. Back Row: Pam Planck, Debbie Campbell, Mavis Lytell. First Row: Sandie Hollis, Doreen Mayue, Bonnie Larabell. 192 - BUS DRIVERS INDEX AGOSTINO, JEFF “AUGGIE” 12, 138, 148 Ahles, Brian 120 Aitkens, Steve 120, 150 Albert, Catherine 1 72 Allen, Brad 77 . 120, 144, 159 Allington, Lisa 172, 184 ALLINGTON, LORI 12 Amesse, Therese 120, 129 Angerbrandt, Tammie 111, 172 Angove, Jeannie 84 ANGOVE, TIM 12 Archer, Doug 84 Armstead, Bob 1 72 Ashley, Holly 56, 120 ASHLEY, KIM 12, 56, 59, 64 Ashley, Rick 74, 120, 130 Ayotte, Chris 56, 84, 110, 111 Ayotte, Jon 120, 164 Bailey, Michael 107, 120 Bailey. Rick 1 72 Bailey, Wendy 84 Baker, Cindy 120 BAKER, ED 12 Baker, Linda 110, 111, 120, 124, 161 Baker, Mike 84, 138, 146 Baker. Ted 104, 106, 107, 172 BAKER, TIM 13 Baker, Todd 120, 144, 150 Baker, Vince 104, 105, 107, 120 Balia, Lori 72, 74, 78, 172 Bambusch, Brian 84, 138, 146 BARBE, DA VE 13, 138, 142 Barbe, Tim 172, 178 BARBER, STEVE 13 BameSyColleen 154, 1 72 Barnes, Doug 1 72 Barr, Karen 120 BARR, SHELLEY 13 Bartley, Danny 1 72 Bassett, Jody 1 72 Bassett, Sherry 1 84, 86 Bassett, Tracy 64, 84, 86 Beam, Chuck 120 BEAUDRY, CHERI 13, 61, 72, 113 Beaudry, Scott 120, 128, 134, 144, 150 BECKLEY, TAMMY 14, 113 Beedon, Sandy 74, 172, 184 BEEDON, TINA 14, 139, 152, 153, 156, 160 Bellefleur, Colette 106, 107, 172 BELLOW, SHERRI 14 BENEDICT, JIM 10, 14, 48, 58, 104, 107, 138, 147 Benedict, Jim (9), 105, 172 Bennett, Lee 120 Benoit, Kathy 79, 154, 155, 172 Benoit, Ken 76, 120 BENOIT, PATTI 14, 50, 76, 139, 152, 153, 156, 160 Benson, Gary (10), 84, 110 Benson, Gary (9), 1 72 BERGDOLL, JEANNE 15, 109 BERGSTROM, TOM 15 Biedinger, Becky 84, 95,109 Binsley, Michael 106, 107, 1 72 Binsley, Sue 56, 84 BISHOP. JEFF 15 Bitzinger, Jeff 73, 84 Bitzinger, Kevin 151, 172 Bixler, Ann 74, 75, 120, 130 Boettner, Wendy 120, 141 Boddy, Ron 84 Boehm, Karl 64, 84 Bommarito, Chuck 111, 120 Boshart, Marcy 120 BOSH ART, SCOTT 15 Bowen, Karen 121 Bowen, Kirk 121 Bowman, Bill 121 Bowman, Brenda 84 Bowman, Brian 121, 164 Bowman, Mike 84, 99, 138, 148 Bowman, Nancy 109,172 Bowman, Sue 72, 77, 121, 129, 134 Brackenbury, Jeff 1 72 Braun, Barry 121,150 Braun, Barry, 121, 142, 150 Bray, Cindy 84, 111 Bray, Tom 1 72 Breckner, Kathleen 84 Briggs. Tod 76, 84. 98.111 Bright, Todd 172 Bright, Troy 121 Brimmer, Cheri85, 104, 107, 110, 111 Brinker, Jeff 172 BROCK, BYRON 15,170 Brock, Kay 61, 72, 81, 85, 104, 107 BROMLEY, PAT 16, 142 Brougham, Jeff 77, 79, 121, 159 BROWER, DA WN 16, 58, 80, 104, 105, 107 Brower, Derrick 64, 85, 144 Brown, JiU 64, 72, 86 Brown, Nancy 80, 85, 99,161 Brown, Troy 64, 85 Bruening, Cheryl 81,121 Bryson, Debbie 81, 121 Buch, Lisa 121 BUGG, ANDREA 16. 62, 106, 107, 139, 156, 160 Burczycki, Faith A. 121 BURCZYCKI, PAUL 16, 76, 112 Burley, Scott 1 73 Bushaw, Dave 150 BUTCHER, DAN 16 Butcher, Pam 1 73 Butler, Corey 85 BUTLER, GEORGE 17, 58, 105, 112, 114, 115, 138, 142 Butler, Sally 154, 155, 173, 184 Campbell, Barry 85, 138, 162 Campbell, Charlie 162, 173 Campbell, Doug 85, 147, 162, 168 Campbell, Merri 81, 85 Campbell, Scot A. 74, 85, 168 Campbell, Terri 121 Campbell. Todd 121 Cannon, Dan 1 73 Carney, Marcy 85 Carney, Marla 111, 173 Carter, Charles Carty, Bob 1 73 Carufel, Marie, 76, 85. 140 CASH, CHUCK 17 Cataldo, Jim 121. 134, 144 Cataldo, Tim 121 Caverly, Sean 1 73 Chapdelaine, Christy 104, 173 Christensen. Kathy 104. 106, 107, 173 Churchill, Dave 1 73 Gel, Mary Kaye 73, 173 Clark, Lisa 111, 121 CLARK, SUE 17, 111, 152 Clarke, Rich 85 Cleaver, Ann 78, 122, 128, 129, 130, 168 CLINE, RICK 17,64 Cochran, Deb 85, 98, 111, 118, 147 Cochran, Leonard 122, 147 Collins, Brian 85 COLLINS. CHRIS 17 Collins, Grant 85, 144 Collins, Todd 76, 173 Conley, Dave 122 Conrad, James 122 Conrad, Sheila 111, 122 Conrad, Susan 104, 106, 107, 122 Cooper, Denise 86, 99 Coon, Jay 62, 122 Corry, Candy 110, 173 Covert, Herbert L. 86 Cowan, Craig 1 73 Cowell, Mike 36, 64 Cozy, Mike 86 CULTER, RON 18, 168 Curfman, Janet 122 Curley, Dan 111, 122, 150 CURRIE, CHRISTINE 18, 73, 79, 81.104, 107, 112, 114,115 Currie, Richard 122 Curtis, Jenifer 122 CZARNECKI, SUE 18. 72, 76 Daggett, Lisa 64, 78, 81, 86, 98. Ill Day, Melissa 77. 122 Dozer, Karen 77, 141, 173 Dease, Lisa 81, 122 Debano, Dan 64, 86 Debano, Margie 109, 173, 184 Debano, Mark 86 DeBoyer, Les 122, 123 Decker, Carol 61, 75, 86 Decker, Kyle 64, 86 DeLand, Karen 56, 122 DeLano, Greg 122 DeLano, Tim 1 73 DeLong, Deb 86 DeLong, Dennis 1 73 DeMeester. Nancy 86, 161 DEMEESTER, SANDRA M. 18 DeNardin, John 148, 173 Denman, Rod 76, 86 DeShon, Dan 64, 86 Dickman, Marlene 86, 110, 111 Diem, Denise 122 Dill, Chris 77, 122, 147, 159 Dingman, Todd 122, 131 DIONNE, DONNA M 18, 66, 70, 78, 110 Dionne, Paul Joseph 64, 86 Doan, Scott 1 73 Dora, Kelly 75, 81, 86 Dora, Kim 122 Dortman, Kevin 173 DORTMAN, MARK 19 Dortman, Martha 110, 111, 173 Dortman, Mike 1 73, 1 77 Dougherty, Douglas 151, 1 74 DOWDING, MIKE 18, 112 Downs, Debbie 72, 77, 107, 122, 128, 129 DRECHSLER, JEFF 19, 76, 112, 138, 168 Drechsler, Mark 76, 1 74 Drechsler, Theresa 76, 110, 174 Dubay, Denise 86 DUBREUIL, BECKY 19, 110 Dumas. Gloria 1 74 DURCAN, KATHY 19. 66, 67, 70, 140 Durcan, Pat 72, 123, 124, 154, 155, 161 DURST, LORI 20, 61 Durst, Tammy 123 Dzumak, Mark 86 Eagen, Jane 86, 93, 95 EAGEN, PAM 20, 58, 76, 112, 113, 163, 168 EUis, Tom 76. 104, 106, 107, 174 Endelman, Joel 146, 151, 1 74 ENDELMAN, KAREN 20, 76, 112, 115 139, 152, 153, 156, 168 Epley, Jana 81, 86 Ernest, Gary R. 76, 86 ERNO, STEVE 20 Evans. Pam 80, 86, 95 Everitt, Jan 123, 129 INDEX Fanion, Brian 1 74 FARNSWORTH, BILL 20, 49, 79, 115, 138, 142, 164 Fan, Jeff 87 Feick, J iU A. 66, 70, 80, 87, 140, 168 Ferguson, Tim 123, 146 Fick, Bob 87 Fick, Don 87, 107, 159 Fife, John 174 Flann, Debbie 122, 123 Fody, John 87 Foenter, T.J. 147,174 Fogarty. Rich 106, 107,174 Foglesong, Carol 110, 123 Forster, Jim 87, 99, 138, 146 Forster, Scott 76, 123, 146 Fraley, Anne-Marie 110, 111, 118, 174 Franklin, Dave 1 74 Franklin, Etta 123 Franklin, Patrick FREEMAN, BECK1 21, 61 French, JiU 174 French, Michelle 73, 174, 179, 184 French, Trade 111, 141, 174, 184 Frendt, Diane 81, 87 Frizzle, Denise 61, 87 Fuller, Dennis 123 Gaffney, Dave 87, 138, 162 Gaffney, Leo 123 GAFFNEY, MIKE 21, 138 Galani , Linda 81, 87 Galvin, Rob 73, 76, 87 Galvin, Rob 73, 76, 87 Garbutt, Shelly 87. 110, 111 Gardner, Cheryl 110, 123 Gardner, Joseph 123 Garrow, Larry 1 74 Gates, Kathy 87 Gates, Sandy 66, 70, 1 74, 1 78. 1 79, 184 GEHRKE, JEFF 21, 77, 79, 138, 162 Gehrke, Linda 77, 78, 123, 141, 168 Genaw, Cherrie 123 Genaw, Chris 1 74 CENTNER, LAURIE 21, 51, 74, 113, 139 Centner, Mary 62, 87 Gibson, Annette 88 Giffer, John 88 Gilbert, Buddy 88 GILMORE, TRACY 111 Gilroy, Bonnie 62, 63, 88 Ginsberg, Cathy 123 Gkekas, Greg 150, 174 Glombowski, Brenda 88, 168 Golubinski, Denise 56, 88, 99, 111, 118 Goniwicha, Randy 123 Goodin, Dana 77, 87, 88. 118 Goodmen, Mary 105, 122, 123 Goodwin, Mike 1 74 GORINAC. WADE 10. 21, 138, 142 Gottschalk, Bob 104, 106. 123 GOTTSCHALK, BRIAN 22. 105. 106, 107, 112 Grant, Robert 1 74 Green, Mark 174 Green, Mike 123, 144, 164 Gregg, Pamela 1 74 Greuber, Leah 174 Groch, Julie 77, 88, 99, 140 Gros ser, Chris 76, 123, 146 Gwisdala. Mark 175, 163 HAAS, DA V1D 22, 76, 164 Haas, Sue 123, 125, 134 HAGGERTY, BRIAN 22, 111, 112, 113 Haggerty, Teri 175 Hall, Jeff 175 Hall, Leslie 175 Hall, Scott V. 88 Hamby, Ron 1 75 Hands, Marrissia 124, 14 Harris, Jeff 124 Harris, Karen 1 75 Harris, Rae Ann 81, 124 Hart, Connie 62, 88, 99, 107, 1 08 Hart, Jeff 56, 124, 159, 168 Hart, Kathy 88, 99 Hartig, John 79, 124, 126, 130, 138, 164 Hartig, Tim 175, 164 Hartman, Joe 1 75 Hartman, Roger 124 Hartman, Sue 72, 88, 161 Harvey, Perry 124, 131, 150 HA VENS, JANICE 22, 112, 113, 156, 168 HA WKINS, HOWARD 22, 62, 63, 79 Hayes, Anne Marie (1) 79, 124 Hayes, Anne (2) 124 Hayes, Mark 175 Headlee, Gary 77, 78, 151, 175, 178, 184 Heise, David 77, 124, 159 Henry, Michael 175 Henry, Renee 73, 86, 88, 99 Henry, Steve 73, 1 75 HENSCHEL, ANITA 23, 64 Herman, Melanie 111, 175 HERMAN, ZAC Hensley, Larry 124 Hietikko, Dave 124 Hillman, Howard 88, 98, 138, 147, 159 Himmel, Tom 88, 164 Hinkley, Debbie 141, 175 Hoag, Barb 141, 175 HOAG, LINDA 23, 62, 72, 112, 113 Hoetger, Diane 124, 144, 164 Home, Ron 124, 164 HORNE, ROSEANN 23, 107, 108, 115 HORNER, BEN 23 Homer, Joel 161, 175 Homer, Nancy E. 88 Hoskins, CoUeen 79, 109, 175 Hoskins, Jon 1 75 Hoskins, Ron 124 HUDSON, PAUL 24, 112, 142 Hudson, Sam 124, 138, 144 Huffmaster, Jeff 1 75 HURLEY, JOE 24. 51, 75, 76, 111, 112, 115 Hyatte, Stefanie 1 75 Ingles, Frederick Ingram, Linda 72, 88, 99 Jacobs, Dan 124 James, Michelle (11) 75, 88, 89 James, Michelle (10) 124, 154, 155 James, Nicole. 77, 141, 175 JANISZEWSKI, A UBREY 24 Janiszewski, Mark 124 Jaworski, Mike 1 75 Job, Ken 175 Job, Marty 89 JOHNSON, JERRY 10. 24, 112, 113, 115 Johnson, Jim 124, 128, 144 Johnson, Jody 1 73, 1 75 JOHNSON, MARILYN M. 24, 76, 77, 79, 112, 139, 144, 152, 153 Johnson, Ronnie 147, 151, 173, 176 Johnson, Stephanie 125, 141 Jones, Julie 73, 89, 109 JONES, NA TALIE 25, 113 Jones, Scott 79, 151, 176 Jowett, Chris 1 76 Jowett, Julie 74, 155, 176, 184 Jowett, Karyn 73, 74, 77, 78, 124, 125 Joyce, Kim 1 76 Kaercher, Misty 79, 110, 125 Kammer, Joe 125 Kechter, Robin 111, 176 KEENER, DAVE 25 Keener, Sue E. 89 Kegley, Pat 77,141,176 Kegley, Paul 151,176 Kelch, Marly n 176 Kennedy, Gordie 125 Kennedy, Paul 1 76 KENNEDY, TIM 25 Kerbyson, Becky 74, 111, 176 Kerbyson, Joy 68, 89 Kerr, Melissa 176 KESNER, WAYNE 25, 112 Ketchum, Nancy 59, 75, 86, 89 Ketchum, Sandy 59, 75, 89 King. Brian 89, 98 King, Lori 125, 134, 141 King, Scott 125 King, Tim 125 Kivel, Eric 125 KLAIS, DA VE 25, 111, 112 Klieman, Shari 89 Knapp, Bob 78, 125, 150 Knapp, Jean 64, 89, 99 Knapp, Karen 125, 134 KOBREHEL, SHERR Y 26 Kobrehel, Tom 89, 98, 110, 118 Koch, Jim 73, 89, 98 Koch, Kris 176 Koehler, Karen 125, 131, 154, 155 Koehn, Jeff 75, 89 KOHL, KATHY 26, 61, 72 KOKOTILO, SANDY 26 Kopp, Karen 125, 134 Koppelberger, Allan 59, 73, 75, 89, 116, 118 Koppelberger, Andrea 74, 118, 176, 184 Koschnitzke, Suzanne 1 76 Kota, Andrea 73, 87, 89, 99, 109 KOTA, STEPH ANNIE 10, 26, 56, 95, 140 KROHN, KERRY 26, 113 Krohn, Kim 1 76 Laidlaw Linda 56, 104, 105, 107, 125 Lamb, Jeff 64, 89 LAMBERT, CHRIS 27, 176 Lambert, Joe 172, 176 LAMBERT, KAREN 27 Lambert, Paul 107, 125 Ungolf , KeUie 78, 109, 176 LANNIN, CHUCK 27, 56, 142 Lash, Dan 89 Lasko, Laurie 125, 126, 131, 134, 154 LASKY, DOUG 27, 147, 158, 159 LeCaine, Billy 76, 164,176 LeCaine, Guy 73, 76, 89, 110, 138, 168 Lee, Brian 125 Lehto, Jon 1 76 Leitch, Lori 64, 89, 110, 168 LENTS, DEBBIE 11, 27, 48, 58, 59. 74, 76, 77, 78, 112, 113, 139, 170 Lepine, Joe 125 LEPINE, TRUDY 28, 56, 113 LEVANDOWSKI, JACKIE 28 Levandowski, Jeff 64. 125, 144, 163 Leverich, Ann 89 Leverich, Karen 125 Lewis, Marcy 1 76 LITTLE, DAN 28, 138, 164 Livingston, Jim 76, 90, 138, 146, 164 Lock, Jeff 125, 144, 168 Loeding, Mike 126 Lomerson, Cindy 76, 1 76 Lorenger, Austin 1 76 194 - INDEX INDEX Lotze, Vicki 126 Lucas, Steve 90, 111 Luciani, Ann Marie 122, 126, 154 Lukasek, Joe 90, 144, 168 Lukasek, Jill 73, 1 77 Lukitsch, Michelle 1 77 Lymbumer, Greg 126 MacAllister, Kathy 126 MacDonald, DeAnn 1 73, 1 77 Mack, Dan 90, 138, 148 Mack. Eileen 173, 177, i84 MACKAY, MARY 11, 28, 49, 66, 70. 73, 74, 76, 77, 112, 114,115, 139, 140,160 MacNeil, Karen 111, 126 Macintosh, Kelly 104, 107, 126, 147, 168 Magee, Ranee 1 77 Maki, Scott 79. 126 Mallorey, Mark 76, 126 Manfrin, Craig 126 Maples, Roberta 111, 126 Maraget, Tony 126 Marks, Ann 90 Marks, Steve 1 79 Marquis, Doug 73, 78, 107, 177 Martin, Julie 90 Martin, Mary 107, 108, 126, 129 Masar, Jeff 177 MASAR, JUDY 28 MASAR, LINDA 29, 56, 64 Mason, Rod 177 Mason, Tammy 90 MASSON, VINCE 29, 76, 77, 113 Master, Ann 155, 177 Mathers, Brenda 73, 1 77 Mathers, Brigette 61, 77, 78, 90, 98, 152, 156, 161 Mathers, Paul 77, 78, 126, 127, 128, 144 MA YNARD, CHUCK 29 Maynard, Mike 73, 77, 78, 90,110 Maynard, Tom 1 77 McCollum, Karen 1 77 McClaren, Kathy 110, 177 McClellan, Belinda 61, 72, 90, 99, 147, 168 McClellan, Donald 126 MCDONALD, DENISE 29 MCDONALD, RENEE 29, 56 MCFARLANE, SCOTT 30, 31, 46, 112, 113 McFarlane, Troy 151, 177 MCINTOSH. DALTON 30, 64 MCKENNEY, TIM 30 McKenzie, Chip 90 McKenzie, Prudence 154, 1 77 McLean, Brenda 86, 90, 104, 106, 107, 152, 153, 186 McNabb, Joey 56, 76, 104, 105, 126 McNichol, John 90, 107, 159 Medford, Toby 126, 144 Melville, Dave 87, 90 MERCHANT, JANE 30. 50, 56. 57, 58. 59, 73. 76. 112, 113, 140 Mertz, Cindy 154, 177 MERTZ, ED 30, 112, 114, 115, 138, 142, 164 Mertz, Judy 154, 177 Mertz, Mike 178 Mertz, Scott 126, 164, 176 Mieksztyn, Jim 1 77 Mieksztyn, Mary 1 77 Miller, Heze 78, 177 Miller, Jill 90, 139, 160 Miller, Kevin 78, 126 Miller, Laura 177 Miller, Penny 90, 161 Miller, Ralph 90 MILLER, ROB 31, 168 Miller, Robert B. 126, 144 Miller, Robert W. 126, 144, 168 MILLER, SCOTT 31 Miller, Scott 177 Miller. Sharon E. 58. 59, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 90, 98, 99, 156 Miller, Tina 177 Mills, Jeff 90 Mills, Kim 66, 70. 122, 125, 127, 128 Minnini, Mickey 1 78 Mitchell, Mary 91 Mohr, Keith 178 Mollan, Ken 178 Morrish, Bonnie 107, 178 M0RR1SH, ROGER 31, 62, 138, 142, 148, 168 Morrish, Steve 127, 144 Morrison, Craig 64, 91 Morrison, Becca Muir, Howie 1 78 Muir, Linda Lea 1 78 MULLINAX, BILL 31 Mullinax, Debbie 78, 127 Murphy, Tracey 91 MURRAY, RICK 31 Murray, Traci 111, 125, 127 Natale, Rosemary 81,178 Naylor, Robin 91, 109 Neill. Paul 91. 105 Nelson, Tony 110, 111, 118, 162, 178 Netter, Chris 72, 178 NETTER, KATHY 11, 32, 112, 139, 156 Netter, Mike 62, 91, 146, 164 NICHOLAS, STEVE “TURTLEMAN” 32, 78 Nofs, Nancy 91, 99, 139, 152, 153, 168 Nofs, Steve 151, 178 NORIN, LARS 32. 76. 105, 110, 164 Normandin, Chris 127 Norris, Jeff W. 91 NORRIS, TIM 32 Nouhan, Tony 107,178 Nowicki, JoDee 1 78 NOWICKI, MIKE 32 Nowicki, Ted 127 Nutter, Jeff 178 O’Boyle, Kathy 141, 172, 173, 178, 184 O’BOYLE, LAURA DAGGETT 18 O’BRIEN, MAUREEN 33, 51. 59, 73, 74, 75, 76, 113 ODLE, KIM 33, 64 Oles, Terri Lynn 78, 111, 178 Oliver, Gena 62, 91 Osentoski, Joseph 91, 104, 107 Otto, Charley 127 Pabst, Tom 91, 144 Pace, Janet 1 78 Page, James Page, Theresa PALDANIUS, LOWRY 33, 112, 162 Parker, Michelle 111, 178 Parrish, Jim 127 Par tain, Erv 62, 91 Paterson, Lorraine 64, 91 PA TTERSON, KIP 33, 79 Patterson, Lou 127 Pattison, Ken 91 Pattison, Roger 1 78 Pavlik, Cheryl 58, 72. 73, 87,91, 98 Pavlov, Michelle 1 78 Pelton, Doug 91 Penzien, Richard 178 Pe trick Bruce 91 Petrick, Peggy 72. 178, 179, 184, 147 PHILLIPS, DENNIS 33 PHILLIPS, JEFF Phillips, Jim 1 78, 151 Phillips, Karen 127, 154, 159 Pickering, Mike 1 78 Pierce, Rick 91, 144 Pierce, Valerie 1 79 Pioch, Jamie M. 76, 81, 91, 152, 153, 160 Pitt, Denise 1 72, 1 79 Pollard, Peg 56, 127 Porrett, Kim 110, 111, 118, 141, 179 PORTER, BETH 34 Poulos, Dan 105, 127 POULOS, NICK 34, 62. 63 Pozar, John 127 Pratt, Kelly 141,179 Pratt, Vince 127 PRECOUR, DA WN 34, 61. 72. 113 PRENTICE, BOB 34 Preston, Lisa 76, 86, 92, 152, 153, 161 Pretty, Kristie 81, 106, 107, 127 Priehs, Eric 78, 127, 144 Purkiss, Cheryl 109, 127, 130, 131 PURKISS, DENA 34, 81. 109, 113 Purkiss, Rob 127 Putze, Kirk 92, 164 QUINN, DANIEL 35, 79, 142 Raines, Rebecca 1 79 Ramsey, Karen 81, 92 Ramsey, Leon 127 Ramsey, Scott 1 73, 1 79 RANDALL, JIM 35, 62 Randall, Mary 56, 111, 127, 141 Randall. Ray 127 Randall, Tommie 1 79 RANDS, LARRY 35, 162 Rasor, Jim 92, 99 Reardon, Dave 92, 98. 159 Redford, Roben 74, 110, 111, 123, 128 Redmond, Jack 146, 179 Redmond, Karen 128 REED, PAUL 142 REID, CINDY 35, 51, 59, 63, 75, 168 Reid, Dave 128 Reid, Gary 163, 179 Reid, Jill 179 Reid, John 1 79 REID, PAT 36, 143 Rhody, Beth 62. 92, 98 Rhody, Frank 1 79 RHODY, KIM 36, 61 Richards, Mike 64, 92 Richards, Pat 92, 168 Rivard, Pam 64, 92 ROBER TS. DEBBIE 36 Robison, Cary 179 Robson, Mike 128, 144 Rogers, Evey 110, 111, 118, 179 ROGERS, JEANETTE 36. 62 Rogers, Scott 76, 1 79 ROPP.JEFF36. 48. 58, 76, 112, 115, 147, 158, 159 Roosenberg, Debbie 56, 128 Rose. Jill (11) 61, 92. 152, 153. 161 Rose, Jill (10)110, 111, 128 Ross, Jennifer 76, 92 Ross, Micki 73, 179 Routen, Tammy Rushing, Pat 128 Rutkowski, Connie 128 Ryan, Mike 118, 179 Rymers, Steve 78, 92, 248 Saffee, Greg 58, 73, 77, 78, 87, 92. 99 Salgot, Chuck 78, 92 Salgot, Dawn 1 79, 184 Samson, Annette 128 Sanderson, Steve 76, 146, 151, 1 79 Saunders, Jill 72, 77, 128 Savage, Phil 107, 110, 111, 179 Savage, Sarah 56. 123, 128 Sawdon, Amy 154, 179 Sawdon, Brian 92 INDEX- 195 SAWDON. DEBBIE 37, 62, 72, 108, 109, 112, 113 INDEX Steele, Scott 94 Vansach, Gary 181 Sawdon. Lisa 109, 128, 161 Steele, Todd 180 Vansach, Pam 94 Sawdon, Scott 92 Stein, Roger 180 Van Sickle, Richell 94 SAWDON, TIM 37, 111, 112 Steinert, Mike 129 Venia. Jom 72, 125, 130, 134, 141 SCHAAF. ROGER 37, 142 Steinert, Sharon 180 Vikstrom, Charbtte 77. 181 Sc ham b re, Ann 92 Steinhaus, Lyn 129 Vikstrom, Rob 95. 147, 168 Scheffler. Carol 92, 161 Stephenson. Craig 180 Visga, Martha 81, 130 Schess, Paul 179 Stevens, Kelly 109, 129 VOLLSTAEDT, JEFF 43, 140 Schess. Vicki 125, 128 Stevens. Scott 86. 94. 99. 144, 168 VoUstaedt, Jennifer 1 72, 181 Schott, Michelle 93 Stevens, Tod 79, 180 Vollstaedt. JiU 130, 155 Schultz, Robert 93 Stewart, Chuck 107, 180 VoUstaedt. Jim 95 Schulze. Patricia 118, 179 STEWART, GRACE 40, 62, 112, 113 Vonalt, Chris 95, 99, 146 Schulze, Virginia 93 Stewart, Lori 93, 94, 109 Vonalt, Faye 130 Schweihofer, Keith 128 STIMAC, KIMBERLY 41, 113 Wacker, Tim 62, 130 Schweihofer, Kevin 128 Stimac, Shawn 94 WAHL, JON 43. 106, 107, 113, 146 Sedwick, Jodi 125, 128 Stoinoff, Brian 77, 94 Walker, Kurk 95 Shafrun, John 93 Stoinoff, Lisa 180 Walker, Patti 130 Shafran, Tom 128 Stoinoff, Sonja 78, 129 Walker, Rick 62. 96 Sheffler, Jeff 148 Stoliker, Eric 76, 78, 180 Ward, Debbie 80, 130 Sherer, Mike 93 STOLIKER, JOHN 41, 79, 113, 140 WARD, RENAE43, 58, 80, 104, 115, 156 Shinn, Carol Stoliker. Kurt 129 Warren, Jim 95, 162 Siegle, Ken 128 Storey, Les 62, 129 Warsinske, Jim 130 Siemen, Brian 79, 151, 179 Storey, Mark 180 Wassom, Steve 181 SIEMEN, GARY 37, 147, 168 Strzelecki, Ed 129 Watson, C. 95 SIEMEN, MARK 37, 64, 147, 168 STURDEVANT, CHER YL 41. 80 Watson, Kurt 181 Siemen, Sheryl 73, 93 Sturdevant. John 94 Watson, Sue Siemen. Theresa 77, 128, 141 Sturdevant, Laurie 129 Wedge, Lynne 130, 147, 159, 168 SILER. LA VERNE 38, 62 Sulkowski, Carol 180 WEDGE, PAUL 43, 76, 77, 113, 115, 158, 159 Siler. Mike 128 SWANSON, SANDY 41 Wedge, Tim 181 Simmonds, Diane 64, 93 Swierkosz. Carol 180 Wehner, Dale 130 Simmons, Brenda 129 Swoffer, Chris 64, 129 WESSEL, PAM 43 SIMMONS. BRIAN 38, 142 Swoffer, Chrystal 94 West, Robin 111. 181 Simmons, Dan 129 Swoffer, Roger 180 Westbrook, Teri 107. 181 SISCHO, JODY 38 Swoffer, Roy 180 Westrick, Bob 181 Sischo, Mancie 180 Sygit, Kathy 77, 130, 154, 168 WEYMOUTH, BRIAN 44, 64 Skuta, Jerry 129 TABER, ERNIE 41, 148 Weymouth, Jeff 130 Slota, Scott 93 Tat ham, Carl 180 Whitcomb, Sheri 104, 107, 110, 130 Sly, Cheri 109, 129 Taylor, Dave 151, 180 Wilczynski, Jed 95, 107 Sly, Tami 93. 109 Taylor, Janice 72, 77, 78, 107, 108, 130 WILCZYNSK1, SANDY 44, 111 Small, Kathy 61, 93 Taylor, Joyce 72, 78, 104, 107, 130, 161 Wilczynski, Shari 110, 130 SMALL, MARY 38, 64 Taylor, Kat 74, 180 Wilke, Brenda 79, 154, 155, 181. 184 Smarch, Bonnie L. 73, 93, 118, 140, 161 Taylor, Kevin 151, 180 WiUiams, Lisa 181 Smarch, Cindy 72, 107, 108, 154, 155 Taylor, Scott 94, 144 Williams, Mike 95 Smarch, Corrine 76, 80, 93, 98 THIBDAUE, BARB 42, 51. 59, 75. 113 WILSON. BILL 11, 44, 112, 113 Smarch. Kim 127. 129 Thibodeau, Jerry 62, 94 Wilson, Chris 95 Smerer, Tina 111, 155, 180 THICK. BRIAN 42, 50, 76. 110, 113, 146 Wilson, Dan 78. 130, 144, 168 Smith, Bob 93 THOMPSON. LISA 42. 113 WUson, Jim 130,163 Smith. Dave 129 Tipa, Laurie 130 Wilson, John 111, 130 SMITH, KIRK 38, 113, 115, 142, 148 Tipa, Mary Ann 130 WUson, Lori 56, 73, 77, 78. 95, 99, 140 SMITH, LORI 39 Tiszai, Nicole 76, 180 Wilson. Sandy 62. 73, 95 SMITH, RICK 39. 142 Tomlo, Brigitte 181 Wilson. Tina 108, 120, 130, 159, 161 Smith, Scott 93 Tomb, Keri 125. 130 WINKLER, MICHELLE 44, 76. 78. 104, 105. 109, 113 Smith. Scott 93 Torello, Dee Ann 109, 125, 130 Winkler, Robyn 74, 79. 107, 108, 124, 130, 134, 152, 1 53, Smyth. Lisa 81, 93, 152. 153, 168 TORELLO, DOREEN 42, 109 155, 168 Snowden, Sue 62. 129. 161 Toth, Steve 181 Wixson, Sue 125, 128, 129, 130, 161 SNOWDEN. TOM 39. 142 Tovarez, Lisa 154, 155. 181 Wojdk, Darla 72. 95, 108, 168 Snyder, Vance 77 . 93, 98 Trasko, Karen 72, 130, 134, 168 WOLFE. CHIP 44, 164, 168 Soboleski, Cheryl 180 Troy, Chris 111, 130, 147, 168 Wolfe. Margo 81, 95, 109 Soboleski, Greg 93 Troy, Mary 58, 78, 94, 99. 168 Woobnan, Brad 95 Socha, Dennis 93 Turnbull, Julaine 110, 130, 155 Woolman, MicheUe 110, 114, 181 SOCHA, STEVE 11. 39. 78. 112, 114, 142 Tyler, Justin 181 Worden, Richard 95. 104, 105, 106, 107 SOLOMON. TODD 39 Tyler, Lenora 94 Wright, Dawn 181 Sorrell , Commie 129 Tyler, Terri 94 WRIGHT. SUSAN 45, 76. 112, 113 Sparling, Dennis 93 Ulrich, Anita 181 Wright, Tim 181 SPARLING. MAR Y 40, 160 Ulrich, Joan 180 Wright, Vicki 61. 95 Spencer. Garry 94, 162 Ulrich. John 130 WRUBEL, MARK 45 Spencer, Tina 94 ULRICH. MICHELE 42, 50, 73, 113 Wurm linger. Dan 181 Spror berry. Steve 78, 180 Ulrich, Ralph 94 Yeager, Donald 181 SPROTBERR Y. TOM 40 Ulrich . Shari 181 ZA CH ARIAS. JULIE 45 STARK. KARRI 40, 109 Umphrey, Laura 130 Zauner. Gary 130 Stark. Rita 81. 124, 129 . 134 Uren, William 181 Zauner. Tom 95, 98, 99 STARK. 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Hubbell, Jr., Orthodontist 2916 Pine Grove Ave. 1980 Holland A ve. White Cap Lumar Kennels Inc. 4920 Lapeer Ace Hardware 326 Huron 2701 Busha Highway SPONSORS - 201 Bowl-O-Drome Lanes 522 Quay St. Port Huron, Michigan Phone: 984-5138 Wholesale Candy - Gum - Peanuts Hills Garage Licensed Certified KRAINBRINK CANDY “Marv” The Candy Man 1284 Range Rd. Phone 1340 Lapeer Avenue 984-1279 Port Huron Mi 4806D Port Huron, Michigan ' w � Vi 1 l lull vl 1 1 1 VI 1 . tOwU Phone: 364-8008 Bostick ' s Auto Parts St. Clair Once A Customer - Always a Friend 4196 RAVENSW00D ROAD Record Tape , Inc. PORT HURON , MICHIGAN 2055 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan Phone: 364-9009 Qj££D Phone: 364-7850 202 - ADS Expert PACKING - CRATING and SHIPPING STORAGE LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE FREE ESTIMATES LOCAL L0N6 DISTANCE mnaaasnaa ofnciaij)i$ne})tand movers The extra care in loading, packing and un-looding that made GLOBAL Official Disneyland Mover . . . yours without extra cost. Move rapidly, safely, eco- nomically. FULL VALUE PROTECTION available. Pre-move survey and counseling service without obligation. AGENTS FOR GLOBAL VAN LINES OVER 50 YEARS IN PT HURON cau YU 2-2961 IF BUSY CALL 982-2010 BRADLEY SON MOVING STORAGE Express Printing NEXT DOOR TO MACDONALD’S IN MARYSVILLE 1979 Gratiot Boulevard Larry Thorpe Marysville. Michigan 48040 Phone (313) 364-5774 “WE PRINT MORE THAN JUST COPIES” kU ® t mpjts | brahany printing 1924 24th Street •Port Huron, Michigan 48060 ! Phone (313) 982-6469 IT RIGHT! 835 24th 985-7187 FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIST 984-1545 Blake and Son ADS - 203 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 OGDEN MOFFETT CO. 1515 Busha Highway MARYSVILLE, MICH. Mt. Clemens, Michigan Sarnia, Ontario Detroit, Michigan Dunn Paper Company Congratulations Port Huron to Sends Best Wishes Class of ' 80 80 Elliott E. Sturdevant ( fyittflUnteHte Off DUNN 6695 Smiths Creek 367-3000 (313) 982-0944 Construction Engineering, Inc Thumb Fire CONSULTING ENGINEERS Extinguisher Co. LAND SURVEYORS SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS 2240 - 10th Street Fred J. Miller 4307 Lapeer Road Port Huron, Mich. 48060 owner Port Huron, Mich. 204 - ADS Michigan National Bank- Port Huron R.A. Card Construction, Inc. 5373 Lapeer Rd. Sends Best Wishes to the Ammerman’s Uid ' pumUttflt cUciHtHQ CMtfMUUf Great Cleaning Fast Drying Leaves Carpet Looking Brilliant. We Also Do Furniture. Quality Work at Competitive Prices , Since 1945 9%4-l5tZ 3755 90. TVatcx. Posit Young ' s Food Beverage Deli-Department Frozen Food Lottery Tickets Hunting Licenses Open 7 Days - 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7109 Main St., Smiths Creek - 367-3110 Seniors 98U-1971 Delta Builders Supply 2540 Lapeer Ave. 982-8507 Roofing Aluminum Siding Ceiling Tile - Windows Paneling - Fireplaces ADS - 205 SAVING FOR A NEW CAR? At Peoples Bank your savings earn the maximum allowable... 5% daily interest with no restrictions on deposits or withdrawals. And, if you maintain a balance of $500.00 in your savings account you receive service free checking. PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON MEMBER FDIC If you should find the car you want before you have sufficient savings- get the cash you need from the friendliest loan officers in town, at Peoples Bank. CONGRA TULA TI ONS Class of ’80 Of Marysville Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of Eugene Welding 2420 Wills Marysville 364-7421 Huron St Clair Co. 2655 16th Street Port Huron Phone 987-2670 206 - ADS neaTs- AmiutfomcL 2866 Pine Grove in the Colonial Shopping Center Port Huron Full Line CB Radio Accessories Ca9 987-2940 Sales and Service for complete Electronic accessories GJEJB BEEBE Marysville Hobby Shop 1100 Michigan 364-8259 DJ. Shannon Insurance Agency 1470 Pennsylvania Marysville Phone 364-7441 ADS -207 Merle Norman Beaute Comer Unisex Hair Hall We can make you over too. Marilyn (Hair) Toni (Make-up) 415 Quay Street Port Huron 984-4134 208 - ADS YOUNG ' S PARTY STORE 2250 tyuxUrt ‘THantf wjUe, THlcAiQAMr 48040 364-7404 Full Line of Party Goods VIKING LRNES 1483 Gratiot Marysville, Michigan 48040 364-8116 ACORN PRINTING CO. 1419 Water St Port Huron, Michigan 4X060 9X4-3W3 PORT HURON • PINEGR0VE at GARFIELD 982-0014 MARYSVILLE • GRATIOT at MICHIGAN 384-7771 ADS -209 CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS CLASS OF 80 Marwood Manor 1300 Beard Street Port Huron, Michigan 1 .8060 982-8591 Arena Sports r BOWLING SUPPLIES arena Sporting c team headquarters Pine River 3ZAJLL . ' _ Bowlers s W W — | Supply ox - if Electric Supply 950 Wadhams 335 Huron Ave. Port Huron, Mich 48060 982-5773 Port Huron, Mich Team headquarters for 48060 baseball, hockey, bowling Converse, Puma, Brook Shoes 329-9067 210 -ADS ELIAS BROTHERS 2555 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville PHONE 364-5133 Try our complete carry-out service CONGRATULATIONS Er BE5T OF LUCK Loyal Order of Moose 158 3520 Military St. Port Huron 982-3041 WELSER WELL DRILLING Water Systems Sales and Service 5640 Gratiot-St. Clair MI 48079 Phone 364-6361 TOMLIN DRUGS 2402 Conner At Electric Fast Professional Prescriptions 984-4525 ADS -211 CAR QUEST DISCOUNT AUTO OVERNIGHT SERVICE on HARD TO LOCATE ITEMS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS IN STOCK m 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 ■I ■ — — ■ up - 11 ♦ J ' . , ' S ' v ' ' Vi CLOCK RESTAURANT 925 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 364-7700 THORPE PRINTING 604 Busha Highway Marysville 364-6222 KERR-RLBERT 1121 Military Port Huron 984-4129 STATE FARM INSURANCE 1834 Pine Grove 984-1537 Lester L . Orris 212 - ADS TT” 25th J 1 24th ! Street Street UILLCI1 0 GREENHOUSE 35 a c c 2E % Division St. 55 O Street 7 T3 i o 0 O 1833 25th St 985-6701 (ONE BLOCK WEST 1 Biernot’s Carpets and Rugs 24040 10th St. Port Huron 982-6298 Marysville Golf Commission P.O. Box 101 364-941 7 ASKAR SHAIN 1002 Military Port Huron Michigan PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER Portraits Cameras Film Projectors Screens Framing Color-Processing ADS -213 Studios Village Green Plaza Marysville, Ml 48040 364-5690 ya ill ell ' s. Village Green Shopping Center Marysville, MI. E. C. LOTZ TOOL DIE CO. TOOLS - DIES JIGS - FIXTURES PROTOTYPE WORK - EXPERIMENTAL 280 - 1 4TH STREET MARYSVILLE. MICH. Hi The Marysville Dairy V i 3 1207 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Ml 48040 St Clair Rubber Co. 1765 Maiysvlle, Ml 48040 ★ SSiMMMMlSiMMMSMI 214 -ADS Horace H. Boddy Phone 364-9560 BODDY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. P.O. BOX 308 General Contractor 1505 Michigan Avenue Diamonds-Gemstones-Goldcraft Art-Carved Diamonds and Wedding Rings CURRIE ' S Where the owners of the business are the craftsmen of the trade. Congratulations CLASS OF 1980 Marysville, Mich 48040 ACME LOCKSMITHS PORT HURON SAW SERVICE Certified by New York Education Dept. ELWYN M. HUX, Owner 310 Water Street Bonded Locksmith Port Huron, Michigan 48060 SAFFEES Live Entertainment 619 Huron A ve. Port Huron, Mich. 48060 519 Huron Port Huron 982-0123 ADS -215 Marysville AMERICAN LEGION ONE OF THE MOST TALKED ABOUT LUMBER YARDS IN EASTERN MICHIGAN FLOYD FRANKLIN Port Huron-2307 Lapeer-987-3020 Capac-305 Main Street- 395-7771 Sandusky-345 S. Sandusky Rd. 648-2051 Bad Axe-707 N. Van Dyke-517-269-9661 Yard Hours 8 a. m. -5p.m. Mon. thru Fri. Saturday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 216 -ADS Schiller Drywall 1002 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron 904-5222 Skiing, Tennis Racquetball, and 1 754 New Jersey Marysville Phone 364-9153 Bowie Coal Oil Co. 1750 Michigan Marysville 364-7531 Backpacking Equipment ★ Jones Monument Company 3549 Stone St. Port Huron 982-2783 Kammer Asphalt Paving Company 3342 Rattle Run St. Clair Phone 3294521 ADS -217 PHILLIPS COLLISION 3403 Electric Port Huron, Michigan 982-9689 HAGGERTY CONSTRUCTION 1537 Pennsylvania Ave Marysville, Michigan 364-9262 218 - ADS 1323 mic iigan 48040 fiiicne 313-364 5959 ‘So-al “lofi @00444 @ 4t4m “DcMq 4 c @4 044 (fa “1x4041 “ 4Q4 )?{ { 4 fa - Scuusup @u4tom ScuUkq mmyim fe, SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN ENGINE SPECIALIST INC. 1520 Busha Highway Marysville 364-8350 Complete Truck and Auto Service 24-Hour Emergency Service ADS -219 Ray Eagen Masonry Contractor JL 776 Scott Rd. Smiths Creek 367-3541 STONE FIREPLACE BRICK BLOCK CEMENT Congratulations to Pam From Mom and Dad, Greg, Marci, Mike and Denise HIDE-A-WAY LOUNGE COCKTAILS DANCING Light Lunches 1100 Wadhams Road Port Huron BALLROOM PHONE 367-6262 ADS -221 Swimming Pools Above Ground, In Ground Pool Accessories CALL for an ESTIMATE BELLOW POOL SUPPLY 2880 Gratiot Marysville, Michigan 364-7589 222 - ADS Secory Oil Co., Inc. ■ HIGH QUALITY HEATING OIL ■ BALANCED MONTHLY PAYMENT ■ KEEP FULL ' ' DELIVERY • CONTRACTOR SPECIALIST • 3002 Moak St. Sharrnel Catering Supply Co. 596 Busha, Marysville Kiddie Kampua fT sp? 1031 State St Port Huron 364-6644 nff 216 to 6 years old “Dcuf vu, atpjjfciri |gr S Mftlitwn. ' i ' “pvtMtal TOean 709 Water Port Huron, Mi 48060 Huron Heating And Air Conditioning 1000 Gratiot Marysville 48040 364-5500 ADS - 223 Congratulations 1871 Gratiot Bird. Class of ’80 Marysville from 364-5858 Often H H CARPET CLEANERS Londonderry Wall-Washing 982-3271 and Crew Pf | 11 Paper-Cleaning St Clair Furniture Cleaning 329-9531 Gresley - Mackay, Inc. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Remodel Repair Replace Do it yourself or we ’ll do it for you Bathroom and Kitchen Vanities Plumbing Fixtures Water Heaters Boilers and Furnaces Pumps Repair Parts Complete Plumbing Supplies 1569 Michigan Ave. Marysville, Mich 48040 CALL 364-5211 224 - ADS •dtoft ' purutffane ’’Quality Furniture at Reasonable Prices” Traditional Interior Decorating Service Visa Master Charge 1504 Military Downtown Port Huron YU 5-8031 BENOIT’S DAIRY ISLE 1816 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. R Phone 364-9268 MARYSVILLE SHELL SERVICE 2627 Gratiot 364-6131 TUNNEL LUMBER 2325 10th Port Huron MARYSVILLE PLASTICS s s fattWEtl. 985-6114 364-66 ZS ADS -225 Shallcross Optical Company QUALITY OPTICAL PRODUCTS WHOLESALERS AND PROCESSORS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM TO 5:30 PM THURS9AM TO 4 PM SATURDAY 9 AM TO 1 PM SERVING THE BLUE WATER AREA FOR OVER 30 YEARS 736 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron , Mich. 48060 Phone: 982-4431 Badley’s McNeice Jerry Service Floor Smith ' s 804 Busha Service Brake Marysville 1009 16th Service 364-5874 A, 987-3161 Floor Laying BRAKE Sc ALIGNMENT • FAST EXPERT SERVICE • 2422 Griswold A Port Huron 226 - ADS 985-6279 COLLISION SPECIALISTS • AUTOS-TRUCKS-VANS • FRAME STRAIGHTENING • FOREIGN DOMESTIC • CUSTOM WORK ON AUTOS CYCLES • FIBERGLASS REPAIR • INSURANCE WORK SPECIALISTS 2320 WILLS FREE ESTIMATES QUALITY WORK AT COMPETITIVE PRICES MARYSVILLE 364-6658 1332 Michigan Ave. Marysville Hagen ’s Hardware Congratulations Graduates Of Class of 1980 Village Green Shopping Center 364 - 80 55 ADS -227 Coli DON PIOCH (313) 794-4933 Marysville Jaycee Auxiliary Best Wishes Class of ’80 From O’Connor Realty 364-8700 Al Watson Enterprises Children ' s Clothing 2854 Pine Grove Marysville S cho ol Bus Service Specialists in Transportation of Students 1421 Michigan Avenue Marysville , Michigan Phone: 364-7784 ygg cy9W ' yy ' i 1 i i i wilton f s tv o appliance 2703 Pine Grove 982 9549 1 A I I i I i Vb t y RK y fri 2SM C w®c yt t smmk : am: 228 - ADS Have a Coke and a smile. A « Coke adds life. Coca-Cola and Cote are t egiatered trad marks which .deotity the tame product oi The Coca-Cola Company Available in Bottles Cans or Tanks and Vending Machines Call 982-8501 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 1608 Dove of Port Huron ADS - 229 By all means , your personal senior portrait should be different from everyone else ' s. This may mean special lighting , clothing , and poses - whatever it takes to capture you at your best. No assembly line , please! At our studio we ' re prepared to put out that special effort to make your senior picture one that “ captures the real you, and one that ' s worthy of this important event in your life! Call us and see the difference !! 3261 Lapeer i oad, Port Huron, Mich. 48060 INMtNT Manufacturers of Automotive Headliners Extends Congratulations To the Class Inmont Corporation Auto. Trim Division 1905 Beard Street of ’80 Port Huron, Mi. 48060 Tel. 313-987-8500 Donald E. Wrench Personnel Manager 230 - ADS BLUE WATER DIVING INSTRUCTION - EQUIPMENT - SERVICE - TRAVEL 1722 LAPEER AVENUE PORT HURON, MI. 48060 PHONE: (313) 987-9637 PICTURE C Y(9URSEI5F ERE Congratulations, Seniors from Ceramics By . Romaine 5713 Smith Creek Road 367-3975 Lott KNAPP ' S ANTHONY The Anter FEED RICHARDS’ Men ' s STORE ROOFING SIDING Pantry Wear Service Area 411 1330 24th Over 54 Years 5439 Ponder osa Grand River Port Huron 3735Lapeer 985-5381 Port Huron 982-2409 Road 3681 N. River Rd . Phone: HOURS: 8:00-5:30 232 - ADS 9844291 985-7123 — J Marysville Jaycees . . . A People Organization Serving Your Community Marysville Jayteens . . . A People Organization Having Fun and Serving Your Community P.O. Box 49, Marysville Auto Congratulations Congratulations Color SENIORS Class of 80 and Equipment from Westbrook Shepherd 2524 Lapeer Auto Sales Port Huron, 68200 Grand Trunk Michigan Enterprise Cap. Richmond, Michigan 984-4119 1483 Gratiot Bfvd. 727-3885 ADS - 233 DONT Take A Chance Advertising Pays OFF Compliments of itizens Congratulations SENIORS avinirs Your Savings at Work in Your Community 11 234 - ADS AUTOGRAPHS Junction Buoy 1415 River Road, Marysville 364-5730 Lawrence Hartel and Son Jewelers Bulldozing Trenching Excavating Basements All Types of Gravel Fill Sand and Top 5 385-4929 Jewelry and Watch repair done on the 3182 Lilac Lane Port H uron , Michigan premises L M Cake 233 Huron Ave. Decorating Supplies Port Huron, Michigan 4679 16th 984-5136 ®|SPIJ Port Huron 364-6650 236 -ADS Compliments YU. 2-B5B6 TRAILER SALES RENTAL SERVICE New MDBILE HOMES Used Repairs and Supplies 26SO HOWARD PORT HURON, MICHIGAN Henry L. Meyers LEO W. ZIMMER PHONE: 985-9621 Moving Storage MURRAY • ZIMMER SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 2505 PINE GROVE AVE. - PORT HURON, MICH. HEATING MAKE-UP-AIR AIR CONDITIONING EXHAUST SYSTEMS VENTILATION CUSTOM SHEET METAL 982-0149 KOHLER OF KOHLER Heating Contractor AND (HOT WATER STEAM HEAT) NEW INSTALLATIONS - REMODELING Residential - Commercial - Industrial 984-4149 3124 LAPEER RD ADS ■ 237 SHEPHERD LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 68200 Grand Trunk RICHMOND. MICHIGAN Bus Phone 727-3885 727-1065 Res Phone 727-5105 r toucA ' CAP VERSAILLES CONTINENTAL JIM SHEPHERD UAROUtS UARX V B09CAT ZEPHYR BSD. Morton Salt 601 Busha P.O. Boh 10S M ' - ? Marysville Michigan 48040 IRWIN ' S SUPPLY 2337 Tenth Street Port Huron Phone 985-9757 GEORGE LANG, INC. 2929 Gratiot Blvd. AMC Jeep Mazda Volkswagen Marysville Phone 364-7000 THEUT PRODUCT 1444 Gratiot Marysville Phone 364-7132 MASONARY SUPPLIES 238 -ADS GUITAR DRUM LAND, INC. The Guitar Drum Specialist GUITARS... GUIBSON IBANEZ TAKAMINE YAMAHA OVATION EPIPHONE AMPLIFIERS... DRUMS... MARSHALL MUSIC MAN PIG NOSE LAB SERIES FENDER LUDWIG GRETSCH TAMA CARROLL SOUND LATIN PERCUSSION These Guys are Crazy; RENTALS TRADE-INS USED EQUIPMENT COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES 987-6767 600 HURON AVE. Mon-Fri 11 AM - 5 PM DOWNTOWN PORT HURON ADS -239 We Believe In Change Became We Were Bom Of It, We Have Lived By It We Prospered And Grew By It