Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

1981 VIKING STUFF PRESENTS GAMES PEOPLE PLRY MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN IN FOND MEMORY OF- Scott Thomas Sawdon JULY 21, 1963-SEPTEMBER 1, 1980 Scott was very active in school. He was accepted in ' ' Who ' s Who In High School and was a Marysville High School baseball player. After graduation Scott wanted to become a veterinarian. Even outside of school he excelled in many other activities. For example, he was a Times Herald paperboy and a member of the Explorer ' s Club. 2- MEMORIAL People Dedicated to Education Mr. Ronald Wiltse — Superintendent of Marysville Schools. The Marysville Board of Education members are citizens of the Marysville Public Schools District who give of their time, efforts and dedication to make the Marysville Schools a learning system for students to gain the best education possible. The Board members believe in a strong community centered school system. Standing: Mr. Russell Clark, Trustee; Mrs. Shirley Bellow, Trustee; Mr. Don Steele, Vice-President. Sitting: Mr. Robert E. Miller, President; Mr. Edwin Schultz, Secretary. Absent: Mrs. Iris Rymers, Treasurer; Mr. Louis Schmorrow, Trustee. BOARD OF EDUCATION - 3 TRBLE OF Performing Arts 4 Underclassmen 22 Activities 56 Sports 84 PB1F0RMING RRTS CONTENTS Personnel 116 Seniors 130 Index 186 Rds 190 JUPE RFORMI NCHRTS URROCHVHUFLUTMHE NSZHMRENSTRCE REN I LOZLPRR I RL I BR5I Ol RLFBOKCLLRUCPO RDRI LLSNRERLOHI R PEPBRNDYLNNSL I RD LI OMOSTR I TUNENNL RBMRJ ORETTESTOSR YQPEPBRNDRUMPLRY ' FIND THESE WORDS: HNOZCONCERTBRNDB 2. CONCERT BAND 3. FLAG GIRLS MAJORETTES I ENRTR0UPE5DRHMH 5. MARCHING BAND 6. MUSICAL S INORSONOJUMPYES 8 . POM PON GIRLS 9. SENIOR PLAY NOTE5RTUNERND WH Y 11. THESPIANS MELODI ESOFMUS I CR Who □unnit In The Senior Play Crew: Third Row; Jim Forester, Allan Koppelberger, Tom Zauner, Cheryl Pavlik, Second Row; Tammy Warsinski, Julie Groch, Chris Ayotte, Sheryl Siemen, Beth Rhody, Greg Saffee, Lori Zimmer. First Row; Tami Sly, Renee Henry, Lori Wilson, Belinda McClellan, Linda Ingram, Denise Golubinski, Julie Martin, Darla Wojcik. Agatha Christe ' s Ten Little Indians was presented November 20, and 21 by the Senior Class of 1981 . The story takes place in a very large old mansion on an island, where eight assorted guests are invited by an unknown host. The butler and the maid do not even know their employer. Each Little Indian , as the nursery rhyme goes is killed off as the story progresses. The final scene ends as the Judge, Sir Lawrence Wargrave, (Jim Rasor), turns out to be the murderer. He in turn is killed by Philip Lombard, (Dave Reardon) who saves Vera Claythorne ' s (Bonnie Smarch) life. Under the direction of Miss Butler the cast and crew put together a very big production this year. 6 “ Mystery Mansion ” Rogers Mike Netter Mrs. Rogers Denise Golubinski Fred Narracot Paul Vansickle Vera Claythorne Bonnie Smarch Philip Lombard Dave Reardon Anthony Marston Dennis Socha William Blore Steve Lucas General MacKenzie .... Vance Synder Emily Brent Linda Galant Sir Lawerence Wargrave . . . Jim Rasor Dr. Armstrong Pat Hermans Director Miss Butler Student Director Sharon Miller Business Manager Greg Saffee Stage Manager Beth Rhody 7 “Hallo Dolly!” Hello Dolly! is the story of Mrs. Levi ' s efforts to marry Horace Vandergelder, the well-known half-a-millionaire, and send his money circulating among the people like rain water the way her late husband, Ephram Levi, taught her. Along the way she also succeeds in matching up the young and beautiful Widow Molloy with Vandergelder ' s head clerk, Cornelius Hack!: Cornelius ' assistant, Barnaby Tucker, with Mrs. Molloy ' s assistant, Minnie Fay; and the struggling artist Ambrose Kemper with Mr. Vandergelder ' s weeping niece, Ermengarde. Dolly tracks Vandergelder to his hay and feed store in Yonkerc, then by train back to Mrs. Molloy ' s hat shop in New York, out into the streets of the dty where they are all caught up in the great Fourteenth Street Association Parade, and finally to the most elegant and expensive restaurant in town, the Harmonia Gardens, where Dolly is greeted by the waiters, cooks, doormen and wine-steward in one of the most famous songs in the history of American Musical Comedy, Hello Dolly! Under the direction of Mrs. Campbell, the cast and crew pulled together a very large production. The chorus lines and show tunes, including the famous Hello Dolly! inspired a very pleasing response from the audiences who viewed this year ' s all-school musical on March 12, 13, 14. 1. Well hello Dolly! It ' s so nice to have you back where you belong ... (Denise Golubinski) 2. Chris Jowett and Vivian Wool man share a cozy table for two between rehearsal sessions. 3. A visit to Harmonia Gardens? 8 Hello Dolly Dolly Denise Golubinski Horace Vandergelder . . . Sam Hudson Irene Molloy . . . Mary Kay Ciel Cornelius Hack! . . . Minnie Fay Chris Netter Barnaby Ermengarde Melissa Orlikowski Ambrose .... Rich Fogarty Mrs. Rose Judge Ernestina Rudolph Chorus: Charlette Vikstrom Tod Stevens Vivian Wool man Chris Jowett Lisa Williams Bob Galvin Ann Fraley Dave Reardon Pat Kegley Tony Nelson Doug Marquis 9 1. You swam the most? asked the Queen of Princess Winnifred. 2. Princess Winnifred (Deb Cochran) is visited by a medieval friend Lady Larken (Cheryl Pavlik) 3. A peek inside the royal palace. 4. It ' s not easy being a mute king! (Brian Thick) 5. Lovely maidens in a row. (J. Havens, C. Smarch, T. Gilmore) King Brian Thick Queen Lori Wilson Prince Dauntless Tod Briggs Princess Winnifred . . Deb Cochran Sir Harry Jeff Ropp Lady Larden Cheryl Pavlik Jester Brian Haggerty Minstrel Chris Troy Wizard Dave Klais Princess XII Mar y Randall Lady Rowena . . Marilyn Johnson Lady Merrill .... Corrine Smarch Lady Lucille Tracy Gilmore Lady Beatrice .... Janice Havens Lady MaBelle . Denise Golubinski Sir Studley Paul Hudson Sir Luce Dave Reardon Sir Harold John Wilson Lord Howard Byron Brock Sir Christopher . Howard Hillman 10 ”80 Musical Once Upon R Mattress Many moons ago in a far off place lived a handsome prince with a gloomy face because he did not have a bride. Oh woe is me! he sighed and pined, but alas the prince could not find a lass who would suit his mother ' s pride. Until one day a princess from far away made a play for the prince ' s hand. I ' m the princess lost, quoth she. But the Queen was cool and remained aloof, and she said, Perhaps, but we ' ll need some proof. I ' ll prepare a test and see. 11 n Class of “Musical Chairs” Under the direction of Mrs. Campbell the choir had a very busy year. A concert was given for the elementary schools and Woodland students in May. Each member wore costumes from the Muppet Show and the movie The Wizard of Oz. Selections were sung from each. The choir completed the year by singing for the Senior Concert in June. 1. You ' ve Got to be Taught Before it ' s Too Late ... sang Mrs. Campbell, director. Z Show Me the Way to Go Home ... was the little ditty this group warbled. 3. Lisa Williams, costumed for the musical, sings soprano for the choir. 4. A first-hour choir student, Vivian Wool man, also is part of Helly Dolly. 1 . 12 2. Row Four: Amy Shafran, Joe Lucas, Jim Cleaver, Chris Troy, Bob Schulze, Todd Stevens. Row Three: Janet Mack, Deb Shady Terry Haggerty, Jody Johnson, Pat Schulze, Sumie Goto, Roben Redford, Melanie Herman, Kim Joyce, Roberta Maples, Gena Oliver, Anne Hayes, Stephanie Hyatt, Diane Ginsberg, Marla Carney, Laura Fezatte, Marilee Johnson. Row Two: Martha Dortman, Marissa Hands, Lisa Doubles, Missie Artman Sandy Sedwick, Sue Watson, Cheryl Breuning, Jennifer Vollsteadt, Terri Masar, Tammy Angerbrandt, Marilyn Pretty, Evelyn Eagle, Eileen Mack, Tracey Clark, Vicki Wright. Row One: Michelle Maraget, Vivian Woolman, Lisa Stoinoff, Terri Oles, Evey Rogers, Joan Ulrich, Linda Muir, Heidi Wininger, Sally Smith. Absent from picture: Paula Frazer. “Music Machine” Marches On Half-time entertainment was the speciality of the 1980-81 Marching and Pep Bands. The Marching Band played at half-time for the football spectators and Pep Band took its turn during half-time at basketball games. Spring and Christmas Concerts have been a tradition throughout the years and this year was no exception. The Christmas Concert was held Dec. 15. This year Marching and Pep Bands participated in Sarnia ' s Christmas Parade. They have been in Solo and Ensemble competition. Also Pep Band has displayed their enthusiasm by playing during hockey games held at the McMorran Hockey Arena. 1. Vince Baker and Scott Smith are listening carefully to the instructions. 2. A normal day in the Band Room. 3. Mr. Jarchow leads the Band in their favorite song. 4. Mr. Kraft helps get the tune right. Marysville High School Pep Band Row Three: Mr. Jarchow, Mary Goodman, Curt Harvey, Vince Baker, Scott Smith, Brian Saffee, Linda Laidlaw. R ow Two: Debbie Garrow, Tony Nouhan, Rick Walker, Keith Hollenback, Joey McNabb, Rich Warden, Paul Gilbert. Row One: Doug Marquis, Kristie Pretty, Kelly Macintosh, Sherie Whitcomb, Sue Conrad, Ted Baker, Cathy Clark. Marysville High School Concert Band Row Four: Ted Briggs, Brian Saffee, Scott Smith, Kendra Hoeft, Linda Laidlaw. Row Three: Mr. Jarchow, Curt Harvey, Tony Nouhan, Rick Walker, Mary Goodman, Vince Baker, Allen Collard, Jan Lambert, Don Pick, Marilee Johnson, Steve Morrish. Row Two: Doug Marquis, Joyce Taylor, Kathy Christensen, Chris Turner, Debbie Garrow, Keith Hollenback, Joey McNabb, Rich Warden, Paul Gilbert, Bob Fick, Mr. Kraft. Row One: Steve Maday, Bonnie Morrish, Kristie Pretty, Kelly Macintosh, Alicia Kim, Sherie Whitcomb, Sue Conrad, Ted Baker, Cathy Clark, Lora Coggins, Debbie Currie. 14 16 Assisted by Mr. Ken Kraft, Mr. Donald Jarchow lead the 1980-81 Marysville High School Marching Band through a very active year. The band performed in several area festivals and competitions. Highlights of the year for many of the members were marching in the festive Homecoming Day Parade, the Port Huron Memorial Day Parade, and performing for all of the home Varsity football games. The band was also invited to play for the area wide Christmas tree lighting ceremony in December. They later held a Christmas concert, and in the spring a second concert was performed for the public. During the year, many of the band members joined together to form a pep band, where they provided music and an extra sense of school spirit for the Girls ' Varsity home basketball games. 1. ,, l know what a treble cleft is! announces Steve Maday. 2. Joey Cooper plays a quick tune. 3. Drumming up the Viking Spirit. 4. Practice pays, right Vince? 5. Would you be smiling if you had to carry this around for two hours, asked Ted Briggs. “Name that Tune.” Row Four: Rich Fogerty, Marilee Johnson, Tony Forester, Don Fick, Alan Collard, Ian Lambert, Steve Morrish, Linda Laidlaw, Debbie Garrow. Row Three: Mr. Kraft, Susan Conrad, Kelly McIntosh, Karen Kipp, Joey McNabb, Keith Hollenback, Paul Lambert, Bob Fick, Rick Warden, Loretta Gardener, Doug Marquis, Mr. Jarchow. Row Two: Steve MaDay, Bonnie Morrish, Kathy Christensen, Kristie Pretty, Cheri Brimmer, Sheri Whitcomb, Kendra Hoeft, Sue Kim, Kathy Clark, Ted Baker, Nancy Barrows. Row One: Mary Goodman, Curt Harvey, Tony Nouhan, Vince Baker, Rick Walker, Scott Smith, Brian Saffee, Joyce Tatlor. BAND - 17 MH5 “Captures the Flag 18 Debbie Brower, Lora Coggins, Deb Downs, Debbie Currie, Janice Taylor, Vivian Woolman, Tina Wilson. Hard work and effort were the qualities that the 1980-81 Flag Girls displayed through their performances. Coached by Mrs. Jarchow, the Flag Girls provided part of our half time entertainment at the Varsity Football games. They also performed in the Sarnia Christmas Parade, Blue Water Festival Parade and the Cherry Festival Parade. Their captain was Tina Wilson. Captain Tina Wilson Homecoming Day Parade is a very special day around M.H.S. Flag girls also look forward to this day when they get to participate in the annual parade. Here they are led by Tina Wilson. Valhallas are “Superf ection” Under the coaching of Mrs. Nancy Reid, the Marysville High School Valhallas have put on Pom-pon performances for the sports fans. They present their routines during all the boys basketball games, and some of the girls basketball games. They also perform at the home football games held here at M.H.S. Working two hours three nights a week, they have been able to exhibit great performances, according to the sport spectators. This past year they attended a speed — learn and competition dinic held at Stevenson High School, November 15. Eleven of the Valhalla members took a third place trophy, competing against eighteen other schools from the Detroit area. The same girls also performed for the Rotary Club at the American Legion on November 18 to Don ' t do me like that , by Tom Pretty, and the Heartbreakers! 1. Valhallas march during the Homecoming Day Parade. 2. Sandra Sedwick puts her spirit into motion. 3. Kathy Hart performs despite the rain during a pep rally. Row 4: Mrs. Reid, Cathy Kota, Laura Miller, Sandy Sedwick, Janet Mack, Cathy Hart, Colleen Hoskins, Debbie Shady, Kelly Stevens. Row 3: Sumi Goto, Mellisa Flynn, Kelly Langolf, Leaha Grubar, Lisa Sawdon, Theres Stewart, Nancy Bowman. Row 2: Laurie Stewert, Julie Jones, Tammi Sly, Andrea Kota. Row 1: Joy Lash Wow! 19 Thespian Society consist of students who are interested in drama activities. Thespians who received ten points were initiated at a progressive dinner on December 11, 1980. The Thespian Society has been very busy this year. They helped with sets for the senior play, had a make-up clinic at Halloween, and put on the play Andrecles and the Lion ' There were two performances of this play, one for the Jaycees Halloween party and one at Woodlands. This year ' s officers for the troupe were President - Tod Briggs, Vice-President - Dave Reardon, Treasurer - Darla Wojcik, Secretary - Cheryl Pavlick. Third Row: Allan Koppelberger John Wilson, Tony Nelson, Chris Troy, Sam Hudson, Doug Marquis, Mike Ryan. Second Row: Vivian Woolman, Roben Redford, Lisa Doubles, Judy Mertz, Cheryl Pavlik, Eric Priehs, Tracie French, Darla Wojcik. First Row: Mrs. Campbell, Andrea Koppelberger, Karen Dazer, Lori Wilson, Melissa Artman, Chris Netter, Anne-Marie Fraley, Evelyn Eagle. 20 Games: No; Plays: Yes UNDERCLASSMEN 5QK UNDERCLHS5MEN F I CTVLSREC I FFOTRMXRC NUEDHQKVRCRT I O N E WO I BLRN5RJUNI ORSOPON N P T K IF M WD RHBVIKSHC TROE PMONORB I CQYO I I S YRM I JV I TMTOEDKMRO RDEOLWTI EOMELWPOSN E ISHSNOSFI F ILMRRSS VQHNEN5FNORUTE5ERT I KMT URCGMYDRRTS5LR R5EDLCNEKLU WB Z E T C D Id ODNNBROEL SSMOKSELO FIND THIS WORDS: 1. ASSEMBLY 2. BAGELS 3. BATTLE CRY 4. BLUE SLIPS 5. CONCESSION STAND 6. DETENTION 7. DRIVERSTRAINING 8. EXAMS 9. FRESHMEN 10. HOMEWORK 11. HOMECOMING 12. JUNIORS 13. OFFICERS 14. PASSES 15. PLAY 16. PROM 17. REGISTRATION 18. SOPHOMORES 19. SPIRIT 20. STATE TESTS 21. STEERING COMMITTEE 22. TARDY 23. UNDERCLASSMEN 24. VACATION 23 A Simon” says Steve Aitken Brad Allen Holly Ashley Rick Ashley Jon Ayotte Linda Baker Todd Baker Vince Baker Charles Bommarito Marcy Boshart Karen Bowen Brian Bowman 24 JUNIORS we’re a “Barrel of Monkeys.” 4. 1. Chris Normandin doesn ' t let a yearbook photographer disturb him at school. 2. Les Storey bites his tongue and grins as he puts forth great effort in Weight Lifting Class. 3. Dan Curley flashes his legs before a night out on the town. 4. Even school can ' t keep Linda Gherke off the phone especially when she can get a speech credit for it. 5. Tammy Durst pauses from lettering for a picture. Todd Campbell Jim Cataldo Tim Cataldo Lisa Clark Susan Conrad Jay Coon Sue Corp Dan Curley JUNIORS 25 School drives us “Bonkers” Patty Durcan Tammy Durst Jan Everitt Tim Ferguson 2 . 1. Playboy Bunny, Ann Bixier poses for a Halloween picture. 2. Sonja Stoinoff creatively thinking about her next art project. 26 - JUNIORS But that’s the “Risk” we take 3. Mary Tipa daydreaming in the haJI. John Hartig Peru Harvey Anne Hayes David Heise Jim Johnson Stephanie Johnson Karyn Jowett Lisa Juzysta JUNIORS - 27 “Concentration” brings us Vickie Lotze Ann-Marie Luciani Greg Lymburner Kathy MacAllister 1. Keri Tomlo and Faye Vonalt are Dressed to Kill at a Halloween party. 2. Sue Bowman is grossed out by the smell of her frog in Adv. Biology. 3. Ann Cleaver and Cathy Ginsberg bull around in 2nd hour Modern Chemistry. 4. Stephanie Johnson wakes up with a smile on her face from study hall. 28 - JUNIORS more “Aggravation.” Kristie Pretty Eric Priehs Robert Purkiss Leon Ramesy Mary Randall Ray Randall Roben Redford Karen Redmond JUNIORS - 29 What’s the “Clue” Pat Rushing Annette Samson Jill Saunders Lisa Sawdon Vicki Schess Keith Schweihofer Kevin Schweihofer Jodi Sedwick Tom Shafran Ken Siegle Theresa Siemen Mike Siler Cindy Smarch Kim Smarch Ricky Snook Sue Snowden 3. 1. Robyn Winkler seeks protection in the safety zone of Barry Braun ' s arms. 2. Karyn Jowett, have a drink on me. 3. Debbie Flann, treasurer, looks upset about the finances of student council. 4. Mark Mallory takes time out from a Student Council meeting to answer questions from a yearbook reporter. 30 - JUNIORS to make us “Masterminds?” Janice Taylor Joyce Taylor Lauri Tipa Mary Ann Tipa Keri Tomlo Dee Ann Torello Karen Trasko Christopher Troy George Ulrich Laura Umphrey Carol Vanlerberghe Darlene Vantiem JUNIORS -31 Joni Venia Martha Visga Jill Vollstaedt Faye Vonalt Patti Walker Debra Ward James Warsinske Patti Watkins Kurt Watson Suzi Watson Lynne Wedge Dale Wehner Jeff Weymouth Sheri Whitcomb Jed Wilczynski Shari Wilczynski James Wilson John Wilson Tina Wilson Robin Winkler Sue Wixson Gary Zauner Lisa Zimmer We’re “Sorry we’re not all 1. Jim Johnson shows off his frog legs in Advanced Biology. 2. Students of Marysville all pose for a Halloween picture. 3. Cindy Smarch, Janice Taylor, and Kim Mills relax after an hour of Chemistry. 5. Rick Ashley smiles and says, Look mom, braces. 32 - JUNIORS They “Twisted Uw 2 Sigh of relief was the expression of many people at 8:00 on the night of January 24, 1981 . The class ' s theme was Sailing to Paradise . The prom was held at SC-4 in Port Huron. The Junior Class, unorganized at first, pulled it off in the final week. Many people agreed that by having it at the college it added a special touch to the prom. 1. Mark Frendt escorts date Rita Stark from the dance floor. 2. Jan Everitt and Ann Bixler exclaim Elegant gowns are fine but heels are the pits I 3. Karyn Jowett and John Hartig smile for a picture in front of the fountain. 4. Many thanks to our servers; Todd Collins, Julie Jowett, DeAnn MacDonald, Tim Hartig, Eileen Mac and Steve Toth. 5. Montage was the band that performed for the prom. 6. Couples dance to the beat of the song Permanant Waves . 7. Chris Swoffer and Joy Kerybson sway to the romantic song Ready for Love . 34 JUNIOR PROM 5 . Night Rway !! Juniors come Rlive Teachers and students are amazed! The steering committee of 1982 is finally getting organized. This is the first year that the committee has had money making projects. They started out the year with a bang. The junior class ran the concession stand during home varsity football games. They also sold bagels during lunch hours. Experience paid off this year when the class float finally placed. Sweet Revenge was the theme and received third place. The junior prom is on the top of the list for success this year. The class is doing something new and is having the prom at the Junior College. Back Row: Sue Wixson, Karen Trasko, Lisa Juzysta, Mark Mallorey, Jan Everitt, Ann Bixler, Ron Horne, Ann Cleaver. Second Row: Joyce Taylor, Patty Durcan, Joni Venia, Kathy Sygit, Sue Bowman, Janice Taylor, Robyn Winkler, Debbie Downs. First Row: Lori King, Joey McNabb, Karyn Jowett, Rod McLane. Not Pictured: Jim Johnson, Cindy Smarch, Tina Wilson, Cheri Sly. 2. 3. 1. Back: Scott Beaudry, president. Middle: Wendy Boettner, secretary; Karyn Jowett, treasurer. Front: Rod McLane, vice-president. 2. Karyn Jowett, Jim Johnson, and Wendy Boettner relax during a steering committee meeting. 3. Jan Everitt smiles to Ann Bixler saying, We ' re all friends! 36 - JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Sophomores Stay Rlive The Sophomore Steering Committee of 1980-81 is as follows: Second Row: Nicole James, Lisa Stoinoff, Tod Stevens, Dawn Wright, Tim Hartig, Michelle French, Charlie Campbell. First Row: Chris Netter, Lori Balia, Lisa Williams, Kelly Pratt, Karen Dazer, Pat Kegley. We ' ll Erupt with Power was the theme for the 1981 sophomore class ' Homecoming float constructed from paper mache and table napkins. From the mouth of the volcano emerged a victorious viking. Outstanding school spirit and enthusiasm was shown by the sophomores who won most spirited class at all the school pep assemblies this year. 1. Back Row: Gary Headlee, president. Second Row: Kathy Benoit; Vice-president, Tracie French; secretary. First Row: Tim Delano; treasurer. 2. No Ker Plunk! Julie Jowett shows that concentration is needed for the steering committee. The Sophomore Class Rick Bailet Ted Baker Lori Balia Tim Barbe Colleen Barnes Dan Bartley Jody Bassett Jenny Bates Joel Bates Sandy Beedon Jim Benedict Kathy Benoit Mike Binsley Kevin Bitzinger Tim Bott Nancy Bowman Todd Bright Jeff Brinker r 4 i. 38 - SOPHOMORES is a “Masterpiece.” Connie Brown Scott Burley Pam Butcher Sally Butler Charlie Campbell Dan Cannon Marla Carney Bob Carty Sean Caverly Chris Chapdelaine Kathy Christensen David Churchill Mary K. Ciel Jennifer Curtise Karen Dazer Margie Debano Dennis DeLong John DeNardin Marti Dortman Doug Dougherty Theresa Drechsler Tom Ellis Joel Endelmen J 1. Homecoming parade, Oct. 17 at 2:00 p.m. features the sophomore float, Erupt With Power as it passes M.H.S. 2. Eileen Mack wonders how she ' ll carry home all those books for all that homework she has in Spanish and Middle American History. SOPHOMORES -39 40 Our “Password” John Fife T.J. Forester Rich Fogarty Anne-Marie Freley Jill French Michelle French Traci e French Joe Gardner Donnie Garrow Sandy Gates Greg Gkeas Mike Goodwin Mark Green Pam Gregg Leah Greuber Mark Gwisdala Teri Haggerty s “Perfection.” Gary Headlee Mike Henery Steve Henery Melanie Herman Dawn Hiliwere Debbie Hinkley Barb Hoag Keith Hollenback Colleen Hoskins Stefan ie Hyatte Nicole James Mike Jaworski Ken Job Jody Johnson Ron Johnson Scott Jones Chris Jowett Julie Jowett Kim Joyce Pat Kegley Paul Kegley Marlyn Kelch Paul Kennedy Becky Kerbyson 1. Judy Mertz embarrasses Brenda Mathers and Valarie Pierce in front of the camera. SOPHOMORES -41 You’re in “Jeopardy” when you Lisa Kerr Susan Kim Chuck Kleeves Andrea Koppelberger Kim Krohn Kellie Langolf Billy LeCaine Marcy Lewis Cindy Lomerson Austin Lorenger Jill Lukasek Michelle Lukitsch DeAnn MacDonald Eileen Mack Harley Marlin Doug Marquis Jeff Masar Ann Master Brenda Mathers Tom Maynard Karen McCallum Kathy McClaren Troy McFarlane Heidi McLane can’t “Spill and Spell.” Connie McWhirter Cindy Mertz Judy Mertz Mike Mertz Jim Mieksztyn Mary Mieksztyn Heze Miller Laura Milier Scott Miller Tina Miller Mickey Mininni Keith Mohr Ken Molian Bonnie Morrish Lynne Mozal Howie Muir Linda Muir Tony Nelson Chris Netter Marty Newingham Steve Nofs Tony Nouhan JoOee Nowicki Jeff Nutter 1. Marcy Lewis plays camera shy during Library Service. 1 . SOPHOMORES -43 Picking out “Careers” Rich Penzien Peggy Petrick Jim Phillips Mike Pickering Valarie Pierce Denise Pitt Kim Porrett Kelly Pratt Cheryl Purkiss Tammy Randall Jack Redmond Gary Reid 1 . 1. It ' s 3:05 p.m. and Chris Netter is ready to leave M.H.S. for the day 2. Lisa Stoinoff helps prepare the scenes for the Senior play. 44 - SOPHOMORES can be mind “Twisters.” ““ Micki Ross Mike Ryan Dawn Salgot Steve Sanderson Amy Sawdon Patricia Schulz Brian Siemen Marcie Sischo Tina Smerer Dave Smith Cheryl Soboleski Steve Sprotberry Don Steele Mickey Steele Todd Steele Roger Stein Sharon Steinert Craig Stephenson Tod Stevens Chuck Stewart Lisa Stoinoff Eric Stoliker Mark Storey Carol Sulkowski SOPHOMORES -45 The Sophomores Roger Swoffer Roy Swoffer Carl Tatham David Taylor Kathy Taylor Kevin Taylor Nicole Tiszai Brigitte Tomlo Steve Toth Lisa Toveraz Justin Tyler Anita Ulrich Joan Ulrich Shari Ulrich Bill Uren Sheri Van Camp Gary Vansach Charlotte Vikstrom Jennifer Vollstaedt Steve Wassom Tim Wedge Robin West Terri Westbrook Robert Westrick 1. Julie Jowett hides as Steve Toth shows off. 2. Heze Miller works out on the weight lifting machine. 46 SOPHOMORES put it in “Operation.” Brenda Wilke Lisa Williams John Woods Michelle Woolman Dawn Wright Tim Wright Not Pictured Tim Delano Randy Goniwicha Allan Knisely Jon Letho Mike Loeding John Maul Michelle Parker Not Pictured Alan Rebman Evey Rogers Joe Sharpe Kris Turner Neal Turrel Tina Ward 1. Dave Taylor thinks he ' s the Cramer Tower of Power 2. Ron Johnson is lying down on the job in weight lifting class. 3. Todd Collins and Mark Storey freeze while waiting for their bus. SOPHOMORES -47 Freshmen Ore Out Of Sail on to a Viking Victory ' the Freshman float theme, carried the class of ' 84 to a second place, ahead of both the sophomore and junior classes. The float featured a five and a half foot Viking war ship of cardboard, napkins, and spray paint with a Viking head flag designed in cloth marker. It was constructed at the home of Marcie Cummings at a cost of just under one hundred dollars. There was enough money in the treasury to cover the cost of the work so no special projects were necessary. The Freshmen Steering Committee organized in September to begin work on the 1980 float. Since that time the group has met and planned bake sales to raise money for the future Homecoming floats and their upcoming proms. Within the committee, suggestions had already been made in January, a full 8 months early, for their sophomore float. The Freshmen Advisors are: Mr. Michael Patterson, Mr. William Philp, Mr. Ray Skrzyniarz, Mrs. Ellen Burns, Mr. James Venia, Mrs. Diana Gallagher, Mr. Thomas Hadden, Mr. David Schmorrow, Mr. William Goetz, Miss Clare Vivian, Ms. Jayne Zauner. Freshmen surveyed have indicated that they enjoy the freedom that the high school has to offer in comparison to that at the Intermediate School. With the effort that they have displayed so far, the class should have little trouble meeting its goals in the future. One thing that they are looking forward to is a greater selection of classes. Many said that with upper classmen getting first choice some courses are filled by the time they get to schedule. Of course, losing the title Freshmen will be reward of its own. FRESHMEN STEERING COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Bobbie Jo Ferguson, Brad Socha, Brian Saffee, Melanie Levitt. BOTTOM ROW: Kim Heise, Rosemary Martin. F R ESHMEN STEERING COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Bobbie Jo Ferguson, Brad Socha, Brian Saffee, Melanie Levitt. BOTTOM ROW: Kim Heise, Rosemary Martin. 48 Top Row: Dave Mallory, President. Middle Row: Laura MacKay, Secretary; Lisa Stevens, Treasurer. Bottom Row: Dan Bowman, Vice-President the “Mousetrap” Steven Anthony Eric Archer Melissa Artman Ron Badley Doug Barnes Nancy Barrows Robert Barrows Mike Bennett Nancy Bennett Gary Benson Cliff Bergdoll Don Bertrand Joanne Bott Dan Bowman Cathy Braden Ted Briggs Juanita Bright Heather Brock Debbie Brower Mike Brown Chris Bucko Bill Butler Leroy Campbell Ann Carpa Kathy Clark Kay Clarke Gary Cobb Larry Cobb Lora Coggins 49 We’ve “Boggled” our brains Lora Coggins Alan Collard Kelly Coon John Creamer Debbie Cristick Marci Cummings Debbie Currie Connie Danhausen Mike Debano Jr. Ken DeLand Mike Dortman Lisa Doubles Mark Drechsler Rochelle DuBay Evelyn Eagle Terri Edwards Ann Ellis Wendy Everitt Keith Falkenhagen Bobbi Jo Ferguson and “Scrabbled” our minds. — — s Loretta Gardner Debbie Garrow Hope Gibson Paul Gilbert Diane Ginsbergh Dave Gizar Jerry Goodwin Paul Gorman Scott Gray Mark Gresell Mark Haas Rhonda Hart Bryan Hartman Chris Harvey Curt Harvey Wendy Heim Kim Heise Kim Herman Lyle Herman Kris Hietikko Kris Himmel Kendra Hoeft Joel Horner Kim Howes Stacy Hutchinson Jamey Johnson J 4. 1. Terry Masar concentrates, like her fellow classmates on her school work. 2. Mrs. Campbell paints Wendy Everitt ' s face like a clown for the Homecoming Parade. 3. Mark Haas, Yearbook photographer, was caught on the other end of the camera for a change. 4. Sandy Poulous has a short daydream break in her life science. FRESHMEN -51 Our 1st year of High School Tom Konik Kathy Kota Brenda Laeder Ian Lambert Mike Lapka Don Lash Melanie Leavitt Margaret Lepine Janiane Levandowski Gordon Liverance John Liverance Bob Loxton Joe Lucas Kevin Luciani Janet Mack Laura MacKay Keith MacNeil Steve Maday Ranee Magee David Mallorey Michelle Maraget and it feels like a “Mousetrap.” % Terrie Masar Bryan Matthews Dan McCullough Mona McKenney David McKenzie Ellen McLean Frank McTaggart John Meinhardt Tracey Mertz Jerry Miller James Miller Monica Miller John Mitchell Mike Naylor Andy Nickonovich Jill Nowicki Paul Olary Steve O ' Mara Melissa Orlikowski Steve Palmateer Tracie Pelc Kathy Penzien Heidi Pfaffenlechner Tom Pierce Sandra Poulos Dave Presley Marilyn Pretty 1. Jill Nowicki learns something new every day in Earth Science. 2. Theresa Stewart says It ' s all Greek to me! after listening to the foreign language recording. 3. The Freshmen banner is on the move — right along with the class. Todd Rann Tammy Respondek 1 . 2 . FRESHMEN -53 r We’re all trying to “Move Mike Riebandt Paul Rivard Don Roehl Topher Ropp Dave Rosbury Don Rosbury Laurie Ross Brian Saffee Bryan Salgot Madonna Schlinkert Mark Schneider Karen Schulze Tina Schwab Margaret Schweihofer Sandee Sedwick Debbie Shady Amy Shafran Bill Sherbutt Paul Sieman Mary Simonds Roger Smarch Paul Smith Sallie Smith Scott Smith Tim Smith Brad Socha Scott Spencer Kristi Stark Dan Bowman shows his spirit by holding the sail on the freshman float. 54- FRESHMEN to the Head of the Claes.” Paula Thibodeau Carol Tipa Corky Tomlo Jim Toth Steve Vachon Carol Vikstrom Tom Vikstrom Pintu Vyas Lyle Waro Mike Watkins Amy Wedge Laurie Wehner Larry Westbrook Dave Wilkins Wesley Wilton Heidi Wininger Willard Winkler Vivian Woolman Lori Zepp Leslie Zmolik -J 1 . Steve Vachon is in shock after finding out his grade on the test. 2. Dan McCullough tries to imitate Bullwinkle but doesn ' t have the nose for it. FRESHMEN -55 S K C R T N RCTI V I T IES C Q 5 K H I TF OOJRMJEED I TORFUFBOOH UBMRFL PBRZCYKDWEXYUOMS DBI EWFLELMBTR IEMDDLBEE EUNTHVI ITREURNNNONCRCD NLCNSMFCBRNNL IRCON LROI CPOCCOREURRSI PHSOTVYI D OEMLETSBTESRSTICHERLNN UPE LJHTUR I BCYYRRNLRFCR NRT I 0NRLH0N0R50C I ET YFL CE5KRRFCRBOCEUEBOTRTVO I LLSPEFI SCREHSCI RUVWFO L R E P R P D KN DRNCE5DUCKEY0 TYP I NCOSTETRTS SL RICO E W QUI LLRNDSQUI LL UBUUCEDK BULCNOI TRLCERP PRERUTRN FIND THESE WORDS: 1. AMPLIFIER STAFF 2. BOEC 3. BOY ' S STATE 4. DANCES 5. FRENCH CLUB 6. GIRL ' S STATE 7. HOMECOMING 8. LIBRARY SERVICE 9. MEETINGS 10. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. NATURE APPRECIATION CLUB 12. PEP CLUB 13. QUEEN 14. QUILL SCROLL 15. SKI CLUB 16. SKILL CENTER 17. SPIRIT WEEK 18. STUDENT COUNCIL 19. TRAVEL CLUB 20. TYPING 21. TRIPS 22. VIKING STAFF 23. VOCATIONAL 24. WOODLAND AIDES 57 6 7. Much time was spent on the 1981 VIKING. Putting together a theme co-ordinated book was this year ' s main project. Games People Play was a new beginning for the yearbook staff. With a new beginning came change, a new instructor, Ms. Zauner, with new ideas and a different style that unified our book. Deadlines came very quickly for the staff. With sixty pages due each of the four deadlines, the class was very hectic. Eight color pages highlight this years VIKING. Homecoming and both girls and boys sports cover these pages. People Play 1. Sue Haas, Staff, Andrea Koppelberger, Performing Arts Co-Editor, and Allan Koppelberger, Performing Arts Co-Editor and Senior Editor Boggle their minds. 2. Carol Decker and Rick Ashley, Staff, along with Sandy Ketchum, Business Manager, and Nancy Ketchum Chief Photographer, and Freshmen Co-Editor, know whodunnit in the game Clue. 3. Superfection was Editor-in-Chiet, Sharon Miller ' s main policy. 4. Lisa Preston, Freshmen Co-Editor, and Robin Winkler, Sports Editor, play Battleship. 5. Jan Everitt, Staff, brought in the majority of ad money this year. 6. Karyn Jowett, Junior Editor, along with Sophomore Editors, Sandy Beedon and Julie Jowett are used to the scramble of Scrabble. 7. Faculty Editor, Kelly Dora put together a winning combination in the game Word Yahtzee. 8. Jeff Koehn, Advertising Manager and Scot Campbell, Photographer, learned to Intercept a lot of the action. 9. Kathy O ' Boyle, Michelle Prodin, and Faith Burczycki, Staff members concentrate on Kerplunk. Staff Not Pictured: Chris Grosser, Mark Haas, Michelle James, Brenda Mathers, Judy Mertz, Valarie Pierce, Pat Schulze, Rita Stark, Keri Tomlo and Mike Watkins. VIKING STAFF 59 AMPLIFIER Staff “Beats the Clock” Sitting: Mark Turner, Mary Randall, Lori Wilson, Peg Pollard, Rod McLane. Standing: Robin Naylor, Allan Koppelberger, Debbie Garrow, Denise Golubinski, Chris Ayotte, Amplifier Staff advisor. Miss Vivian. 1. Miss Vivian, Advisor, and Lori Wilson, Editor-In-Chief plan the news assignments. 2. Dear Mom ... 3. I always keep my candy bars on file. 4. 30 ... ' BINGO ' ! 60 AMPLIFIER ...“Passing Word” to MHS A challenge to Beat the Clock was only one of the responsibilities for the Amplifier Staff as they spread the latest Scoops weekly to the students of Marysville High School. Under the guidance of Miss Vivian, the Amplifier has been recognized by the National Scholastic Press Association, the Michigan Press Association and the Quill and Scroll. 4. AMPLIFIER 61 Standing: Tom Zauner, Brenda McLean, Linda Galant, Jean Knapp, Scott Stevens, Greg Saffee, Sharon Miller, President; Sheri Siemen, Laurie Lasko, Alicia Kim, Lisa Juzysta, Pam Evans, Joey McNabb, Karyn Jowett. Sitting: Ms. Riherd, Advisor; Sue Wixson, Vice-president; Joyce Taylor, Recording Secretary; Cheryl Pavlik, Correspondence Secretary; Mary Troy, Treasurer; Brigette Mathers; Historian Busy, busy, busy. That is what the Marysville chapter of National Honor Society was this year. They started off with a trip to Michigan State University, on the 27th of September to see the M.S.U. opening football game. The members also went on a tour of State ' s beautiful campus. Next, Ms. Riherd took ten students to the college fair at the Renaissance Center on October 5th. There was information about colleges and the scholarships they offer from over one hundred schools. Money was the Society ' s next project. The club made a large profit by selling posters for Christmas. All the money earned was put toward a Christmas party for the children at Woodlands. Games were played and refreshments served. NHS members learned a great deal about the mentally retarded. In January they sponsored a tea party for all the Freshmen who successfully completed their first semester in the High School with a B average or better. This proved to be a positive reinforcement for many students. Twice a month NHS sponsored Student Recognition. In this activity teachers were allowed to choose one student out of their entire day of classes who they felt was performing above and beyond the call of duty. This student would receive a certificate and have their name published in the school paper. National Honor Society members are chosen by the Marysville faculty on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and their participation in school and community activities. 62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members at MHS are the Numero “UNO” students. 1- It was a beautiful day for the National Honor Society on their first field trip. They traveled to MSU to watch the Spartans trounce the WMU Broncos. 2. Cheryl Pavlik was wide awake by 6:00 in the morning and ready to go to MSU. 3. Sheri Siemen had the giggles; it was definitely too early in the morning for her. 4. The Renaissance Center, where the College Fair was held, is a beautiful building. 5. Joyce Taylor made a point of keeping up-to-date on current events. 6. Vice-president, Sue Wixson, in her usual carefree way prepares for a day at MSU. 7. President, Sharon Miller valued her purse more than her life! Quill Scroll is an honorary club established to recognize any student who has completed two years of a journalism class. At MHS there are two organizations dealing with journalism. One is our school paper. The AMPLIFIER, and the the other is our yearbook. The VI KING. Back Row: Miss Vivian, AMPLIFIER Advisor; Allan Koppelberger, Senior Editor, VIKING Staff; Sharon Miller, Editor-in-chief, VIKING Staff; Ms. Zauner, VIKING Advisor. Front Row: Nancy Ketchum, Photographer, VIKING Staff, Lori Wilson, Editor-in-chief, AMPLIFIER Staff; Sandy Ketchum, Business Manager, VIKING Staff. NHS QUILL SCROLL 63 Karen Knapp displays her typing skills. Mr. Collard, advisor BOEC Chapter of Marysville is involved in many fund raising events. Selling candy, candles, and in December, BOEC had an Initiation dinner which Mr. Collard and members of the faculty attended. President Award was received by Pam Evans. Jean Knapp is Vice-President, Secretary, Nancy Brown, Treasure, Beth Rhody, Parliamentarian, Karen Knapp, and Reporter, Jill Feick. Back Row: Advisor, Mr. Collard, Lisa Zimmer, Robin Naylor, Michelle James, Jean Knapp, Linda Ingram, Beth Rhody, Lori Zimmer, Debra Ward. Front Row: Pam Evans, Lisa Buch, Tammy Mason, Jennifer Ross, Jill Feick, Karen Knapp, Marcy Boshart, Nancy Brown. EDUCATION CLUB GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' STATE Boys and Girls State is one of the many groups at Marysville High School. Students are selected by a scholarship and award committee. The Criteria to get elected to this group is that you have to demonstrate leadership, awareness of government, mental awareness, vigor, authority, responsibility and the ability to get along with people. The people pictured at left filled that tall order of character traits and were rewarded by Spring trips to Michigan State for boys and girls for one week. Standing: Scott Hall, Bruce Petrick, Rob Vickstrom. Sitting: Mike Bowman, Doug Campbell, Tom Zauner, Deb Cochran, Cheryl Pavlik. 65 Their Game 1 a “Word Find” There are many duties involved in Library Service, such as filing and repairing books and magazines. Working at the desk involves keeping record of how many people come in each day and checking books in and out. Everyone has their own job such as overdues, the magazine room, or typing of book cards. Libary Aides: Kathy Gates, Pam VanSach, Sandy Beedon, Robin West, Marcy Lewis, Tina Smerer, Laura Miller, Chris Genaw, Debbie Hjnkley, Tammy Randall. 2 . 1 . Marcy Carney gives this student affectionate attention as she works with day during playtime. 2. This student working with the peg board is receiving assistance from Faith Burczycki. The “Clue” to Happiness is Caring Back Row: Jill Rose, Julie Hollenback, Kevin Miller, Kathy Small, Marcy Carney, Mary Mitchell. Middle Row: Jill Miller, Rob Vickstrom, Kelly Dora, Debbie Bryson, Kim Dora, Margo Wolfe. Front Row: Theresa Page, Gena Oliver, Denise Frizzle, Vikki Wright, Jill Saunders, Faith Burczycki. Not Pictured: Dan Simonds, Rick Snook, Lenora Tylor, Jana Epley, Brigette Mathers, Deb Mullinax, Peg Pollard, Carol Scheffler, Sonja Stoinoff, Carol Decker. 1. Kelly Dora is the aide in the room with the older students at Woodland who range in age from 17 to 26. They work on job skills preparing them for the working world. 2. Kim Dora plays a game of war with a boy in her assigned room. 2 . Woodland is a school for developing mentally disabled people, located on the I.S.D. lot near the Skill Center. Woodland Aides is a program which is set up so that juniors and seniors at Marysville High School can assist in the care of these students. Teachers depend greatly on the aides for their services and assistance. Woodland Aides do a variety of tasks depending on the room placement they choose. Some examples of an Aides responsibilities include feeding of younger children, working on exercising programs or supervising in gym and swimming activities. A few of the High School Aides work on a one-to-one basis with some of the students. One very important reason Aides are needed at Woodlands is to act as models for the students, who imitate hair and clothing styles, as well as speech and manners. Woodland students have regular homerooms with approximately 10 to 15 physically and mentally handicapped children. Many of the student Aides volunteer to work at Woodland because it gives them a responsibility and a sense of pride in what they are doing. It takes time and patience to teach even simple things but when an Aide can see the success of helping these students he she is left with a great feeling of achievement. It takes a special kind of person to work with these people, because these people are very special. Daytime Jobs More n.M. Skill Center Third Row: Bonnie Gilroy, Joe Hartman, Sue Has, Karen Koehler, John Pozar, Debbie Bryson, Perry Harvey, Chris Dill. Second Row: Sherryl Bassett, Krisit Pretty, Vicki Schess, Patty Walker, Cammie Sorrell, Debbie Ward, Karen Knapp. First Row: Michelle James, Tim King, Mellissa Day, Kellie Stevens, Mary Gentner, Denise Diem, Lisa Sawdon, Patty Watkins. Tom Himmel - Auto Mechanics Sue Binsley - Health Care 68 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Than Just a Came P.M. Skill Center Fifth Row: Carl Tatham, Bob Knapp, Richard Currie, Richard Clark, Scott Mertz, Chris Swoffer, Kirk Putze, Fourth Row: Jeff Lamb, Kyle Decker, John Lasky, Todd Collins, Terri Campbell, Laurie Humphrey, Ann Bixler, Les Storey. Third Row: Cherie Genaw, Mike Cowell, Doug Pelton, Tim Cataldo, Troy Brown, Joy Kerbyson, Lisa Daggett, Diane Heotger, Jeff Levandowski. Second Row: Jim Benedict, Mike Goodwin, Mark Levy, Derrick Brower, Dan Deshon, John Sharfran, Dave Melville, Karl Boehn, Jean Knapp. First Row: Jim Cataldo, Karen Barr, Darlene VanTiem, Colleen Sharpe, Tracey Bassett, Virginia Schulze, Laurie Lasko, Ann Marie Lusiani, Lorraine Paterson. Todd Collins — Accounting and Computing Terri Campbell — Steno Clerical VOCATIONAL EDUCATION - 69 Learning New Career Laura Umphrey — Steno Clerical Dave Melville — Auto Mechanics 70 - VOCATIONAL EDUCATION To Stay Rhead in the Came Melissa Day — General Merchandising Greg Soboleski — Auto Mechanics Sue Haas — Health Care Holly Ashley — Accounting and Computing VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 71 Around The World Back Row: Michelle Pavlov, Dawn Wright, Karen MacNeill, Diane Hoetger, Herb Covert, Joyce Taylor, Chris Turner. Third Row: Kim Porrett, Pat Kegley, Jill Reid, Karen Trasko, Laurie Lasko, Janice Taylor, Joni Venia, Miss Butler. Second Row: Trade French, Peggy Petrick, Bonnie Morrish, Shari Ulrich, Belinda McClellan, Lori Balia, Cheryl Pavlick. First Row: Sue Bowman, Patty Durcan, Chris Netter, Darla Wojcik, Linda Ingram, Cindy Smarch. Kelly Pratt, Lisa Williams. Not Pictured: Jill Saunders. Busy ... Busy ... busy is what the travel club members were this year. They had their calendar filler with trips, candy sales and a caroling party. It has been proven that Marysville High School has a VERY sweet tooth. The travel club ' s candy sales are very profitable. The three top candy sellers are Michelle Pavlo, Karen McNeill and Kim Porrett. The travel club also spread the Christmas joy this year by caroling at the Port Huron Hospital. The big activity this year is a trip to Chicago. Out of 32 members, 28 are going. A very good percentage ' comments Miss Butler. In Chicago they will explore the city ' s difference museums and shopping centers. 72 TRAVEL CLUB Even to France Back Row: Mark Turner, Allan Koppelberger, Doug Marquis, Tony Forster, Paul Mathers, Rich Fogarty, Anne Hayes, Mike Maynard, Jim Forster. Third Row: Kristi Stark, Kathy Kota, Nancy Bowman, Wendy Heim, Marcie Cummings, Jill Lukitsh, Brenda Mathers, Valarie Peirce, Lisa Kerr, Terri Westbrook. Second Row: Karen Dazer, Tracie French, Cheryl Pavlik, Renee Henry, Greg Saffee, Sharon Miller, Chris Turner, Miss Arno. First Row: Laura Mackay, Carol Foglesong, Melissa Flynn, Cheri Sly, Karyn Jowett, Joni Venia, Michelle Lukitsh, Micki Ross, Lori Wilson. Sportif that is active in French and that is what the French Club members are this year. French Club got a late start this year but they aren ' t letting that bog them down. Plans were made for a spaghetti dinner in February. The French Club is out to make money for a future trip to France. Last year ' s trip was a success. All the members who went exclaimed that they had a great time. Another activity is the caroling party in December and of course some of the carols sung will be in French. Paul Mathers gives the Yearbook photographer an evil eye. FRENCH CLUB 73 Their Lives “Jeopardy” 1. Back Row: Kevin Schweihofer, Billy LeCaine, Jeff Norris, Pat Hermans, Leonard Cochran, Debbie Cochran, Mike Netter, Third Row: Annette Samson, Linda Baker, Jill Rose, Tom Ellis, Les Deboyer, Brian Sieman, Ann Bixler, Linda Galant. Second Row: Lisa Clark, Wendy Bailey, Penny Miller, Kim Mills, Shari Ulrich. First Row: Matthew VanNest, Kathy Breckner, Jill Fieck, Chris Vonalt, Belinda McCullem, Darla Woject, Mr. Goetz. Under the supervision of Mr. Goetz, the Nature Appreciation Club has been a very active group in our community. This is their first year as an organization at MHS. The club gives each member the opportunity to actively promote, preserve and improve our environment. They ' ve had several interesting activities. Whale Week was a very important part in the club this past year. It was one of their main goals, to save the whales of the world! In tribute, they sculptured a whale from snow and named it Omega. There were daily announcements giving facts about whales as well as factual posters around the school. They also have visited the Detroit Zoo, and have gone horsebackriding, camping, hiking, canoeing, and saw the S. Eastern Michigan Nature Center and had other fun-time services. Later in June they planned a Nature hike to Porcupine Mountains. They are looking forward to this weekend. The officers of the group are as follows: President, Bonnie Smarch; V. President, Dan Curley; Secretary, Matt Vaness; and Treasurer, Jill Feick. 2. Mr. Goetz supervising the building of the whale from a back view. 74 NAC ' oweGKthevhale NATURE APPRECIATION CLIJR A.HS. 1. Third Row: Greg Saffee, Dan Mack, Gary Headless, Sharon Miller, Mike Bowman, Judy Mertz, Ann Hayes. Second Row: Dana Goodin, Kris Turner, Joni Venia, Carol Sukowski, Chris Vonalt, Brenda Mathers, Cheryl Pavlik, Sandy Beedon, Micki Ross. First Row: Coach Jackson, Tina Wilson, Lori Wilson, Mike Maynard, Jill Lukasek, Jill Vollsteadt, Lynne Wedge, Valerie Pierce. “Spirit” is the name of the Came. This dub is not out for fame, to make history or money but to cheer on the boys ' basketball teams. Number one on their list is the Varsity basketball team. This group is a spirited group with an advisor of who else but Coach Jackson of the Varsity basketball team. The club meets after school and makes small individual posters for all the guys on the varsity team and big posters to cheer the whole team. Then they go to the games and sit together to cheer the team to victory. They are true fans of the Vikings. 2. Pep club cheers the Vikings onto a victory. PEP CLUB 75 . Could it be Mr. Pavlov sleeping on the job? . The 1980-81 Student Council officers are as follows: Back Row: Deb Cochran; Vice-president, Middle Row: Debbie Flann, Treasurer; Kim Mills, Secretary, First Row: Mary Troy, President. . Linda Gherke and Doug Campell studying the agenda. . The council listening to ideas presented by President Mary Troy. Student Council Pop Up With New Ideas 1- FIRST SEMESTER Back Row: Heze Miller, Jerry Goodwin, Steve Sprotsberry, Scott Beaudry, Jack Redman, Doug Marquis, Tom Zauner, Scott Hall, Mary Troy, Doug Campbell, Brigette Mathers, Margie Debano. Fourth Row: Sandy Sedwick, Jeff Lock, Linda Ingram, Sue Wixon, Todd Stevens, Mark Mallory, Allan Koppelberger, Paul Mathers, Mike Maynard, Karen Trasko, Beth Rhody. Third Row: Tony Forester, Charlie Campbell, Leah Greuber, Gary Headlee, Deb Cochran, Sharon Miller, Roger Smarh, Ann Cleaver, Janice Taylor, Lisa Dagget, Robyn Winkler. Second Row: Trade French, Nancy Bowman, Teri Sieman, Tammy Warsinski, Greg Saffee, Sheri Jokie, Debbie Flann, Kim Mills, Debbie Downs, Kim Smarch, Glenease Backschmidt. First Row: Laura McKay, Linda Gherke, Kristie Stark, Sumie Guto, Kris Netter, Belinda McCullem, Melissa Anues, Marcie Cummings, Karyn Jowett, Lori King, Lisa Stevens, Chris Heitko. 2. SECOND SEMESTER First Row: Dan Bowman, Dave Mallorey, Andrea Koppelberger, Lori McKay, Lisa Stevens, Rod McLane. Second Row: Scott Beaudry, Cindy Smarch, Janice Taylor, Robyn Winkler, Joyce Taylor, Greg Saffee. Third Row; Jeff Koehn, Allan Koppelberger, Gary Headlee, Karen Trakso, Alicia Kim, and Kathy Benoit. Mary, Deb, Kim and Debbie are four dedicated w or k ers. They are four of the many leaders of the 1980-81 Student Council. This year the council started out the school year with a successful homecoming. Then to keep the work streak going, they sponsored a Christmas Dance and had a very good attendance. The 1980-81 Student Council donated a new popcorn machine to be used at Marysville ' s sports games. This year ' s council was an active group who had the determination to get things done, not started. STUDENT COUNCIL 77 ! ! i 8 . Here comes the 1. Chris Troy, our Mighty Viking, was this year ' s Homecoming surprise. Chris led the Homecoming parade through the city of Marysville. 2. Paul VanSickle, John Hartig, Rod McLane, and Mike Green at the pep assembly preparing for the big Homecoming game. 3. After two hours of marching in the rain, Vince Baker was ready to do it again. 4. Mr. Collard, Voice of the Vikings, encouraged the School onto a victory over Marine City. 5. Andrea Koppelberger, Sophomore representative, kept flashing her beautiful smile throughout the entire parade, even though the rain never stopped. 6. Scot Steele was one of the many clowns in the parade who threw candy out to the children. 7. Riding in the fire engine the Varsity cheerleaders cheered the fans and team onto a Viking victory. 8. Spirit week winners were Bob Smith, Hat Day; Gary Headlee, Back-off Day; and Mary Tipa, Blue and White Day. HOMECOMING - 79 Queen Nancy Reigns over The Dance. 1. Marysville High School chose for their elegant Senior Court Dana Goodin, Queen Nancy Ketchum, and Jill Feick. 2. Swaying to the magic music of Dazzler are the Homecoming representatives and their escorts. 3. There is an endless list of people to thank after Homecoming. The Seniors expressed their appreciation right on their float. 4. Nancy Ketchum, Queen of the 1980 Homecoming Court reigns over the dance, enchanting all with her beautiful smile. 5. Nancy Ketchum and her escort Jeff Mills enjoy the Queen ' s Dance on their night of nights. 6. Proudly displaying their banner, the Freshmen prepare for the Homecoming activities. 7. Many students and alumni attended the Homecoming Dance. Romance was in the air the entire evening. 8. Perfect timing was displayed by the Marysville Viking Regiment. The band endured a constant downpour of rain throughout the parade. HOMECOMING -81 Sitting: Jill Feick, Senior Representative; and Dana Goodin, Senior Representative. Standing: Andrea Koppelberger, Sophomore Representative; Anne Hayes, Junior Representative; Sumie Goto, Foreign Exchange Student Representative; and Laura Mackay, Freshmen Representative. In the center is our 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, Nancy Ketchum. Floats Brighten Up Rainy Day 1. Seizing first place in the float competition was the Senior class. They had the right number with their theme Hang It Up Mariners All construction during the sixteen hours of regulation work time was done at the home of Jill Feick. Three weeks were spent in preparation before the construction began. 2. Sweet Revenge is exactly what the Junior class wanted, and they got it by taking third place ahead of the Sophomore class who beat them last year. Their candy land float was built at the home of John Hartig. The Class of ' 82 adjusted very well to the new Homecoming policies since this was the first year that they placed in the float competition. 3. We ' ll Erupt With Power was the theme of the Sophomore class float. Running into bad weather, they took Honorable Mention. Construction of the float was done at the home of Karen Dazer, and the Sophomores showed their school enthusiasm by a turnout of thirty students who consistently helped build the float. 4. Surprise! A Freshmen class with real talent in their first year of float construction. Getting right into the flow of things, their float Set Sail to a Victory received second place in the competition. The Viking Battleship was assembled at Marcie Cummings ' house. HOMECOMING - 83 I SFLBUC SPORTS RIWT O RO PRRRUNN I NCCEVR UEOTTHSWI MMI NCNEN RDTLRWTKRR V I D I W5N NRBLLRBYE LLOVOOTU RERRSTC I RTSIDNDLR M L L B KB NKEMBCLRH IL ERLTRFHNHCTRMLCNM NEYFLKNRHURDLEUCO TETOVI BRSEBRLLOXH ZHCS5CROSSCOUNTRY FIND THESE WORDS: 1. BASEBALL 2. BASKET 3. BASKETBALL 4. BAT 5. CROSS COUNTRY 6. DISTRICTS 7. DIVER 8. FOOTBALL 9. GOLF 10. HOMERUN 11. HURDLES 12. MATCH 13. REGIONAL 14. SCORE 15. SOFT BALL 16. SPORTS 17. SWIMMING 18. TOUCHDOWN 19. TOURNAMENT 20. TRACK 21. VARSITY CLUB 22. VOLLEYBALL 23. WRESTLING 24. WEIGHTS Piece of cake! is Coach Braun ' s favorite saying, and his coaching career shows it. After 25 years coaching, 16 of these at MHS, he has a total record of 119 wins, 22 losses, and 1 tie with the Vikings. Coach Braun was chosen as the A.P. State Class B Coach of the Year for the 1979 season. He was the MHSFCA-Regional Coach of the Year in ' 74, ' 76, ' 77, and ' 79. He was also the Times Herald Coach of 1976-79. Other highlights in his coaching career were his 1966, ' 71, and ' 79 undefeated seasons. 1. Tom Snowden and Mike Green, running for a touchdown. 2. Mike Green and Dennis Socha; hang on Mike. 3. Ron Vanderwill — good play Ron. 4. Ron Vanderwill — gotcha! 5. Scoreboard after the St. Clair game. 6. Touchdown that won the SCAL championship for the Marysville Vikings and the St. Clair Saints. Front Row: Coach Jackson, Brian Sawdon, Dan DeShon, John Hartig, Mike Bowman, Dan Mack, Pat Richards, Paul VanSickle, Vance Snyder, Dave Gaffney, Barry Braun, Coach Venia. Second Row: Bill Bowman, Ron Boddy, Scott Beaudry, Derrick Brower, Grant Collins, Ron Vanderwill, Rod McLane, Dennis Socha, Rick Pierce, Ron Horne, Tim Barbe, Coach Braun. Back Row: Scott Taylor, Scott Stevens, Jim Wilson, Mike Robson, Joe Osentoski, Brian Stionoff, Sam Hudson, Bob Miller, Todd Baker, Brad Allen, Dan Curley, Bob Borrows. With a 7 win 2 loss record, the Viking Football Team shared the league title with St. Clair. Awards were the name of the game at the Sports Banquet. The Most Valuable Player Awards were given to Dan Mack and Pat Richards. The Townsend Outstanding Interior Linesman Award was received by Dave Gaffney and Brian Stoinoff. This year ' s captains were Pat Richards and Dan Mack. Barry Braun and Todd Baker were chosen as next year ' s captains. Marysville led the league by having 8 members on the St. Clair Area All-League Team. They also had 9 players on the Honorable Mention Team. Dedication really showed up in the 1980 season as 16 players received Four Year Awards, and 13 players qualified for the Iron Man ' s Club. Membership in the Iron Man ' s Club is limited to those members who play in every quarter of every Varsity Football game, and have perfect practice attendance (in pads), all during the season. The Oil Can Award, which is presented to the players who showed the most spirit and enthusiasm, was received by Dennis Socha and Joe Osentoski. 86 Coach Jackson has coached a total of seventeen seasons, seven of these being at Marysville. He is presently the defensive coach of the Varsity Football Team. Coach Venia has coached 10 seasons, all of them at Marysville. Two as Freshman Football Assistant, and six as head JV coach. During his Varsity seasons, they won two league championships. He had the honor of being the first JV coach to speak at the Marysville High School Football Clinic. A sports tradition at Marysville High School for many years has been exciting basketball. On a wintery Tuesday and or Friday night. Viking fans can always warm up rapidly in the high school gym, enjoying quality basketball action put on by the Vikings. The 1981 basketball season was definitely no exception. Coach Jackson ' s Boys Varsity Basketball Team featured lots of strength, hustle, and incredible defensive ability. Good outside shots helped them out a lot. No one player was responsible for the team ' s success. Teamwork was the name of the game as the Marysville Boys Varsity Basketball Team showed a -7 season record. With a league record of 9 wins and 3 losses, the team tied for second place in the league. Captain Steve Rymers took first place in the league for shooting average with an 18.9 game average. With this average, he placed third in the Blue Water Area. Scott Taylor placed 39 in the Area poll with an average of 11.9 points per game. Mike Maynard was the other Viking player on the poll. Mike took fiftieth place with an average of 10.1 points per game. Front Row: Jim Johnson, Doug Archer, Scott Taylor, Coach Jackson, Dan Curley, Brian Sawdon, Greg Gkekas. Back Row: Mike Bailey, Dan Mack, John DeNardin, Paul VanSckle, Steve Rymers. Mike Bowman, Scott Forster, Mike Maynard, Todd Baker, Roger Monish. Varsity Basketball Regional Champs 1. Doug Archer and Steve Rymers hold back from what could be a dose foul. 2. Mike Maynard, Doug Archer and Steve Rymers can ' t decide whether to play offense or defense. 3. Mike Bowman plays good defense while Scott Taylor reaches out for another steal. 4. Steve Rymers and Mike Bowman reach for the ball and Mike Maynard and Doug Archer wait patiently for it to come down. 5. A lay-up put in by Steve Rymers. 6. What a Coach! This year ' s team was one of the hardest working and finest group of young women I ever had a chance to work with. They showed poise and desire, along with the ability to win, said a very proud Coach Allen. They are a group of athletes the school and I, as well as the whole community can be very proud of. This season meant a lot to me. It was a hard working year, which paid off to be very rewarding. We set many goals, and we had fantastic results. Coach Allen has been coaching for a total of fourteen years. Six of these years have been with the Girl ' s Varsity Basketball Team. He has a total record of 102-32 with the Vikettes. He was voted the 1980 Honorable Mention Associated Press All-State Coach of the Year. In his fourteen years of coaching. Coach Allen has never had a losing season. He was coach of the 1978, ' 79, ' 80 SCAL Champs. He was also the coach of the 1976, ' 79, ' 80 District Champs. Kneeling: Lisa Juzysta, Cindy Smarch, Patti Durcan, Jamie Pioch, Robin Winkler. Standing: Kathy Sygit, Laurie Lasko, Karen Koehler, Lisa Smyth, Nancy Nofs, Brenda McLean, Karen Phillips, Joyce Taylor, Janice Taylor, Coach Allen. Set a goal; reach a goal. That was the name of the game. The team defeated Mt. Clemens twice, while Marysville had never beaten the Bathers before. The Vikettes beat L ' Anse Creuse North, who were rated second in State, Class A. The overtime District game was a great accomplishment. Revenge continued to be great for the Vikettes as they went on to beat Bishop Foley, the team that knocked Marysville out of tournaments last year, in the first game of regionals. 1. Lisa Preston, not in team picture. 2. Coach Allen giving Joyce Taylor a prep talk 3. Brenda McLean outjumps Marine City 4. Nancy Nofs looking for a way out 5. Moment of concentration by Robin Winkler 6. Patty Durcan, reaching for the limits 7. Basket!!! Brenda McLean With a record of 22-3, the Vikettes broke the record for having the most wins a team has had. Receiving awards were Brenda McLean, Captain, MVP, All-State Team, All-Area 1st team, and SCAL 1st team. Lisa Smyth was chosen to the All-Area 2nd team, and SCAL 1st team. The team chose Lisa Preston as the Most Improved Player and the player with the best Sportsmanship. Lisa Preston, along with Jamie Pioch and Lisa Juzysta, were chosen to the SCAL Honorable Mention Team. The Marysville High School ' s record book was rewritten for Brenda McLean. Volleyball, by the very nature of the sport, is a game of ups and downs. Like the sport. Viking ' s volleyball teams under went a see-saw existence for the season. The Varsity team led by enthusiastic Coach Gallagher, got off to a rather disappointing start, then bumped back into set of things. The girls clearly proved that, in spite of early losses, they had the potential, skills, and WILL to win, and also the spike of power to bounce back and win even when things looked the darkest. 1 . Back Row: Coach Gallagher, Manager-trainer, Debra Ward, Joyce Taylor, Brenda McLean, Karen Philips, Michelle James. Second Row: Ann Luciani, Joni Venia, Karen Kiehler, Sally Butler, Teresa Sieman. First Row: Janet Tissue, Patty Durcan, Lisa Toveraz, Jenny Bates, Robyn Winkler. 2. The linesmen for the 1981 season were: Back: Margaret Schweihofer; Front: Hope Gibson, Heidi Wininnger. rv , Varsity Volleyball One of the major highlights of this season ' s team was that they beat Anchor Bay — the league tournament champions — both times during regular play. I set team unity + physical, mental, and emotional development of the athlete as the most important goals to be achieved. Without achievement of those, winning has very little value. As for whether we ' ve accomplished those goals — we ' ve come a long way! said Coach Gallagher. The team has a win-loss record of 5-7 in the SCAL. They had 5 wins and 14 losses overall. The 1981 Girl ' s Varsity Volleyball Team placed fifth in the SCAL. 3. Trainer-manager Debra Ward asks, Which way to the bathroom? 4. Brenda McLean accepts the MVP award. 5. Coach Gallagher wonders ... does it bits? 6. Mr. Wildermuth smiles for a picture. 6 . Coach Patterson received the Coach of the Year Award. He has been coaching a total of 12 years with 7 of these years being with the Cross Country Team. This was his first undefeated season, this being the first in at least 12 years. ' This is the most unified group of teams. Together they proved it could be done. They were fun to work with. They did two things very well — work and play. They had more parties and worked harder than any team I have ever coached, said Coach Patterson. 1. Lynne Wedge and Jeanne Vachon talking and thinking about the race. 2. Marty Newingham, running for the finish line. 3. Doug Campbell, along with other Vikings and Saints, is off to a great start. 1 . Awards handed out this year were: Doug Campbell Captain, Sportsmanship and 1st Area Team. Chris Dill and Tony Foerster were tied for Most Improved. Tony also received 2nd Area Team. Marty Newingham was chosen Most Valuable Player, 1st Team SCAL, 1st Area Team, and All-State, placing 10th in the State. Howard Hillman made 1st Team SCAL. Ron Johnson received 2nd Team SCAL and also 2nd Area Team. Captain Lynne Wedge came 5th in the State and received 1st Area Team, All-State and Most Valuable Player Awards. Tina Schwab tied Lynne for Most Valuable Player. Tina placed 14th in the State and received 1st Area Team. Sally Smith was chosen Most Improved, while Kim Mills received the Sportsmanship Award. 94 -CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Karen Trasko, Melanie Leavitt, Sally Smith, Janiane Levandowski, Amy Wedge, Lynne Wedge, Tina Schwab, Peggy Petrick, Kim Mills, Jeanne Vachon. Second Row: Frank McTaggart, Tom Foerster, Ron Johnson, Doug Campbell, Chris Dill, Leonard Cochran, Tony Foerster. Back Row: Bob Miller, Marty Newingham, Howard Hillman, Jeff Lock, Dave Bushaw, Doug Barnes, Bruce Petrick. 1. Mike Baker, along with being this year ' s captain, was the team ' s most Valuable Player. He was also chosen All-League. 2. Guy Lecaine was another one of the captains, and was also chosen All-League. 3. Brian Bowman was chosen to the All-League Team. Coach Martin was chosen as the All-Area Golf Coach of the Year by the Port Huron Times Herald. This is the third year that Coach Martin has received this award. He has been coaching for a total of 12 years, while 9 of these years have been with the Marysville Golf Team. Five out of the last six years, he has coached SCAL Champs. Last year. Coach Martin coached his first undefeated season. Back Row: Kevin Schweihofer, Jack Redmond, Tim Ferguson, Jim Forster, Guy LeCaine, Chris Grosser, Scott Forster, Brian Bowman, Brian Bambusch, Ken Benoit, Coach Martin. Front Row: Steve Sanderson, Sue Wixson, Lyle Ward, Joel Endelman, Mike Baker, Steve Aitkens, Scott Smith, Scott Gray, Billy LeCaine. The Marysville Golf Team had a 1980 season performance of 1 1 wins, 2 losses. Their league record was 9 wins and 1 loss, putting them in a tie for first place with St. Clair. Placing 3rd at Regionals qualified the Vikings for State. They placed 5th at the State match. They also took first place at the Marlette Invitational. The Vikings also tied for 1st place in the Eastern Michigan Best-Boll Tournament. The Team voted Mike Baker as the Most Valuable Golfer. Brian Bambusch received the award for best sportsmanship. Mike Baker, Brian Bambusch and Guy LeCaine were this year ' s captains. The three captains and Brian Bowman were chosen to the All-League 1st team for the 1980 season. GOLF - 95 The Vikings ' Swim Team just seems to 9 et better and better. This Assessment by Coach Evens is supported by the squad ' s 10-5 season record. Coach Even ' s pointed out two key factors in the team ' s success: Great Ability and Great Depth. Along with this they had spirit that infused each meet with a unique sense of excitement. Lynne Wedge, Rhonda Hart and Brad Allen provided the leadership necessary to high-level competition and success. Standing behind board: Dave Givar, Beth Rhody. Standing on board: John Cramer Tom Ellis Jeff Brougham, Chris Dill. Sitting on board: Amy Wedge, Rhonda Hart, Brad Andrews, Don Fick Mike Naylor. Kneeling: Carol Vikstrom, Tina Wilson, Lynne Wedge. Sitting on pool edge: Lisa Doubles Marilyn Pretty, Kim He.se. Not Pictured: Brad Allen, Dave Heise, Kris Turner, Dave Reardon Rob Vikstrom, Howard Hillman, John McNichol. ' Swimming 1. Oh no ... he didn ' t make it! 2. Lisa Doubles and other teammates get ready for take off. 3. Greg Swab ... Mark Spitz? 4. WOW! Look at all the fish! 5. Being Superman isn ' t all that easy! 6. Splish-splash ... he was taking a bath! With a twelve and two record. Coach Martin said, ' This year ' s team is as good as any other team I have coached! They took 2nd place in the SCAL. This accomplishment came for practicing every day after school for one or two and a half hours. Port Huron Central was their most challenging foe. The two teams were just separated by a few points each match. We were upset losing to PHC in such close matches, stated Coach Martin. Two seniors, Jerry Johnson and Jim Livingston were tied for the Most Valuable Player. Ernie Tabor received the Captain and Sportsmanship Awards. Tennis Second Row: Ernie Tabor, Ken Benoit, Troy McFarlane, Mike Maynard, Scott Forster, Dave Keener, Guy LeCaine, Jeff Sheffler, Gary Reid, Coach Martin. First Row: Jeff Brinker, Bill LeCaine, Dave Haas, Jerry Johnson, Scott McFarlane, Scott Boshart, Jim Forster, Jim Livingston, Roseassne Horneassne Horne. Wrestling Coach Law Power and strength were put to the test as Coach Law led the Marysville Wrestling Team to an improving 4-2-0 SCAL record; 4-6-0 overall. Captains for this years team were seniors Barry Campbell, Doug Campbell and Gary Spencer who all had an excellent season. The wrestlers participated in five Saturday Invitationals, including one which was held here at Marysville High School. At the Mount Morris Invitational, a new school record was set as Dave Gaffney pinned his opponent in nine seconds, knocking five seconds off the previous record. 98 - Craig Frizzle 112 - Charlie Campbell 119 • Alan Rebman 126 - Doug Campbell 132 - Rick Snook 138 - Gary Spencer 145 - Barry Campbell 155 - Toby Medford 167 - Gary Reid 185 - Dave Gaffney 198 - Scott Palmateer HWT - Mark Gwisdala Row Two: Craig Frizzle, Doug Campbell, Tony Nelson, Gary Ried, Pat Hermans. Row One: Campbell, Mark Gwisdala, Toby Medford, Alan Rebman, Charlie Campbell. Not Pictured: Gaffney, Gary Spencer, Rick Snook, Scott Palmateer. Team concentrates on the meet Doug Campbell claims another victory Thanks to the helpful coaching of Coach Houck and practice every night after school, the 1980 Boy ' s Varsity Baseball team built a record of 14 wins and 10 losses, which put them in second place in the league. Co-captain Rick Smith was voted Most Valuable Player and also made the all-league team for his performance at third base. Kurt Walker made all-league for his position in the outfield. The other co-captain was Wade Gorinac. Varsity Baseball 1. Another one bites the dust, as Jeff Vollstaedt pitches. 2. Got it! Catcher Wade Gorinac. ! C ° ach H ° uck ' Bnan wdon. Dan Little, Rick Smith, Wade Gorinac, Doug Archer, Bill Farnsworth, Robert Borrows. Back Row: Wildermuth r Br ' an S ' t,onoff ' Klrk Smith, Jeff Vollstaedt, Mike Bowman, Fred Ingels, John Stoliker, Kurt Walker, Bobby Smith, Mr. 1 . 9 Varsity Softball ™ Never say die was the Girl ' s Varsity Softball Team ' s motto in 1980. The season was a learning experience ending with a 2 22 record. With hard work and determination the Vikettes overcame their losing streak by defeating St. Clair 9-8 and Cros-lex 19-10. Tine Beedon received the Captain ' s Award and Most Valuable Player. The Sportsmanship Award was given to Lisa Preston and Maureen O ' Brien. In Coach Gallagher ' s words it was the most enjoyable team I ever had. Front Row: Mo O ' Brien, Lisa Preston, Joyce Taylor, Dana Goodin, Jill Miller, Mary Mackay. Back Row: Coach Gallagher, Mary Campbell, Patti Benoit, Karri Stark, Sue Wixson, Brenda Wilke, Tina Beedon, Mary Sparling, Brigette Mathers. And They ' re Off! The Boy ' s Track Team had an exceptional season. Averaging 100 points per meet, they placed 2nd in the Dual and League meets, ending up with 6 wins and 1 loss. The team placed second in the Marysville Invitational, third in the Cougar-Husky Relays, and fourth in the Lakeview Invitational. The team ' s captains were Gary and Mark Siemen. Boys Track At the Sports ' Banquet, the Most Valuable Runner award was given to Dan Butcher. The M.V.P., and the Sportsmanship award, which was received by Gary Siemen, were voted on by the team. The Cinderman ' s Award, which is given to those Vikings who attend every practice, and score at least 1 point in every Dual meet, was received by Gary Siemen and Steve Nofs. Front Row: Tony Forster, Greg Gkekas, Ron Vanderwill, Scott Ramsey, Sean Caverly, Dan Quinn, Gary Headlee, Mike Ryan, Ron Johnson. Second Row: Coach Gkekas, Jeff Lock, Brian Siemen, Dave Bushaw, Gary Siemen, Jim Bennedict, Chuck Lannin, Manager Roger Morrish, Coach Sazehn. Third Row: Jim Parrish, Bruce Petrick, Jeff Hart, Mark Gwisdala, Hezakiah Miller, Steve Nofs, Doug Dougherty, Bob Miller, Pat Rushing. Back Row: Lenord Cochran, Dan Butcher, Doug Campbel, Steve Zimmer, Chris Troy, Roger Schaaf, Craig Cowan, Chris Dill, Jim Phillips, Pat Richards. SCAL Champs! Their 10-0 record was the best in the school history since the team was reestablished in 1970. Coaching the SCAL Champs were Coach Schmorrow and Coach Marshall. Coach Schmorrow, received the Times Herald Coach of the Year. Receiving the Captains Award was Karen Endelman. Most Valuable Player Award was Jamie Pioch. Mary Goetner received the Sportsmanship award. Girls Track The greatest competition came from Central and Anchor Bay, whom they beat with scores of 78-69 and 75-72, respectively. It was the first time ever that they defeated either of those two teams. Attending the state relay for the mile relay were Peggie Petrick,Lisa Smyth, Jamie Pioch, Brenda McLean, for the two mile was Lynne Wedge. Front Row: Cheryl Soboleski, Lisa Tovaraz, Patty Durcan, Peggy Petrick, Lynne Wedge, Kelly Macintosh, Pam Eagen, Chris Metter. Second Row: Coach Schmorrow, Jill Reid, Sally Butler, Marilyn Johnson, Kim Mills, Jill Feick, Karen Trasko, Linda Gerke, Coach Marshall. Third Row: Amy Sawdon, Jill Rose, Tammy Routen, Karen Phillips, Jamie Pioch, Brenda Glombowski, Laurie Getner. Back Row: Chris Wilson, Karen Endelman, Brenda McLean, Mary Troy, Nancy Nofs, Lisa Smyth, Ann Cleaver, Laurie Leitch. Coach Bennett and Coach Venia had their first taste at coaching Marysville Cheerleaders. They had more strict rules for the girls to follow but in the long run it helped them out. The J.V. squad accomplished a new goal for Marysvi lle Cheerleaders by traveling to USCA Camp and taking four seconds at Competition. They ranked in the Top Ten over all. The cheerleaders tried something new this year and decided to make pep assemblies more spirited by getting students involved. It was a great success, according to MHS students who look forward to attending. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: Laurie Wilson, Anne Hayes, Lori King. Standing: Cheryl Pavlik Jill Feick Marie Careufel Snlit«- Phric „ JUNI0R VAnSITV CHEERLEADERS Top Kio, Ho t.Sn, P.,” “ 4 FRYMAN CHEERlIaDERs ¥ V ' T®? ' ' “j ' ' ' ■ « CteMHo „ , Bo V . MaTKav! ESHMAN CHEER LEADERS Top: L,sa Stevens. Standing: Kris Hietikko, Kathy Braden, Madonna Schlinkert. Kneeling: Laura ChnHndip ' i find th “due” to Spirit Money making projects kept the members of the Boys ' Varsity Club active. They worked at the concession stands at the boy ' s basketball games, sold cheese and sausage before Christmas, distributed sports calendars and set up the Port Huron Armory for the Teacher ' s Credit Union Dinner. Hopes were high that the money raised would be enough for a overnight canoe trip. Just for the fun of it activity nights were held for swimming and hockey and the Girls ' Varsity Club often joined. Boys Varsity Club Mr. Braun was the group ' s advisor. The officers were President Dan Mack, Vice President Vance Snyder, Secretary Brian Stoinoff, Treasurer Dave Gaffney, and Sgt, at Arms Brian Sawdon. 1. Dennis Socha is about ready to close the concession stand. 2. Pat Richards, Doug Campbell, and Guy LeCaine complain about the carmel onions. 3. Supersalesman Brian Stoinoff shows Rod McLane how to make a sale. First Row: Matt Van Nest, Mike Baker, BrianSawdon, DaveGaffney, Brian Stoinoff, Vance Snyder, Dan Mack, Rod McLane Ron Johnson. Second Row: Scott Beaudry, Steve Aikens, John McNichol, Dennis Socha, Tim Barbe, Scott Taylor, Ron Horne, Rick Pierce, Joe Lukesak, Barry Braun. Third Row: Mike Green, Dave Heise, Ken Benoit, Bill Bowman, Kurt Wal ker, Dan Curley Corky Miller, Jim Forster, Marty Newingham. Fourth Row: Brian Bambush, Guy LeCaine, Scott Forster Chris Troy, Mike Bowman, Mike Maynard, Sam Husdon, Brian Bowman. Not Pictured: Doug Archer, Jim Livingstone, Mike Netter, Barry Campbell, Doug Campbell, Dan DeShon.Dave Reardon, BobSmith, Jim Warren, Derrick Brower, Paul VanSickle, Brad Allen, Chris Dill, Moose Miller, Mike Robson, Jim Wilson, Dave Bushaw, John Denardin, Tony Forester, Steve Ry mere. Girls 9 Varsity Club Success was the name of the game for the Girls ' Varsity Club who beat the Boys ' Varsity Club in a cheese and sausage sales contest. With a pizza party sponsored by the boys as the prize. Fund raisers like selling hot dogs at the Girls ' District Basketball games, popcorn sales at the boy ' s basketball games and track meets, provided money for four year trophies, tournament patches and a spring trip. The club was led by President Nancy Nofs, Vice President Jamie Pioch, Secretary Dana Goodin, Treasurer Brenda McLean, and Sgt. at Arms Robin Winkler. Mrs. Burns is the group ' s advisor. 1. Varsity Girls ' reach the top. 2. Mary Troy, Robin Winkler, Patty Durcan, Karen Phillips, and Cheryl Pavlik are the epitome of M.H.S. athletes. 3. Varsity Club member Brenda McLean representing the Volleyball team presents Mr. Wildermuth with a gift for his help with statistics. First Row: Patty Durcan, Mrs. Burns, Dana Goodin, Brenda McLean, Nancy Nofs, Jamie Pioch, Robin Winkler, Lori Wilson. Second Row: Peggy Petrick, Tina Schwabb, Chris Vonalt, Jill Miller, Lisa Juzysta, Cheryl Pavlik, Lynn Wedge, Cindy Smarch. Third Row: Karen Trasko, Marie Carufel, Laurie Lasko, Joyce Taylor, Janice Taylor, Karen Koehler, Ann Hayes, Kim Mills. Fourth Row: Karen Phillips, Sue Wixson, Sharon Miller, Lisa Smyth, Jeanne Vachon, Brenda Wilke, Ann Cleaver. Not Pictured: Kathy Sygit, Mary Troy, Lisa Preston, Lori King, Julie Groch,Jill Feick. This was a team which had not experienced a loss ever in football. After our initial loss (which was probably the best thing to happen to us) to Romeo, they met every challenge that was asked of them in dominating fashion, shooting out six of eight teams ' stated Coach Houck. Most Improved Player Les DeBoyer helped the 1980 J.V. Football team go undefeated as league champs with a record of 6-0. Mt. Clemens proved to be their toughest game of the year while Imlay City proved to be the best game of the year. 1. Is this line getting any shorter? 2. Well for goodness sake, where did they all go? 3. Watch out ' cause here I come! Third Row: Coach Houck, Doug Dougherty, Heze Miller, Dave Taylor, Steve Palmateer, Mike Jaworski, Scott Palmateer, Jim Phillips, Steve Nofs, Joel Bates, Cary Robinson, John Woods, Coach Hadden. Second Row: Gary Reid, Craig Stevenson, Jeff Levandowski, Bruce Black, Gary Headlee, Kevin Taylor, Jeff Masar, Todd Collins, Scott Jones, John Maul, Greg Gkekas. First Row: Tim Hartig, Rick Bailey, Les DeBoyer, Paul Mathers, John DeNardin, Eric Preihs, Tim Wedge, Jim Page, Mark Gwisdala, Brian Siemen. 108- J.V. FOOTBALL 1. I knew I shouldn ' t have kicked him in the knee. 2. Hey coach, who did you say you wanted? 3. They didn ' t tell me I had to do this when I forgot the plays. The toughest teams the Freshman Football Team had to face in the 1980 season were St. Clair and Richmond, with the Vikings coming out on top of both games. Captains for the Freshmen, Topher Ropp and Dave McKenzie, were two of the players who helped build a 7-0 record. This record makes the third year in a row that the Freshman team has gone undefeated. Coaches Knuth and Gkekas were a main reason for these undefeated seasons. The Vikings had a total of 219 points, while their opponents were held to only 90 points. F T h R ° W: f OWman ' Dave Gizar R °9 er Smarch, Wesley Wilton, Mike Naylor Keith L™ IT ' M l ke Be nett ' Dan Meinhart, Don Lash, Kevin Luciani, Coach Gkekas NMrknn FriZZ ' e ’ T ° dd Ra ' Paul Rivard ' Jerr V Goodwin, Keith MacNeil, Andy N ckonovich. Bill Francisco, Ron Badley. Back Row: Steve Maday, Jim Miller, Rob French Bill Sip™ p aV ? a 0r ' Dave Wilkins T °P her R °PP- Tim Smith, Tim Jones, Jeff Steinhaus. ' Paul oiemen, Paul Olary, Tom Konik. 3. FRESHMAN - 109 With a record of 12 wins and five losses, the Boy ' s Junior Varsity Basketball Team was hard to defeat. They placed first in the SCAL race. The J.V. ' s suffered a loss of John DeNardin in the beginning of the season; however, he came back down to join them in the middle of the season. This was the second year for Mr. Schmorrow coaching the J.V. Boys. They team had many close calls; however, they usually came up on top. The team captain was Doug Dougherty. J. V. Basketball 1. John Woods taking a sigh of relief. 2. Steve Nofs and Brian Siemen waiting for a rebound. 3. Doug Dougherty and John DeNardin working out a play. Front Row: Ron Johnson, Kevin Taylor, Brian Siemen, Gary Headlee, Tim Bott, Scott Jones, Kevin Bitzinger. Back Row: Paul Kegley, Doug Dougherty, Steve Nofs, John Woods, Coach Schmorrow, Neil Terrel, Joel Bates, Jim Phillips. Frosh Basketball 1. David McKenzie looking over the situation. 2. The Freshman team up for a rebound. 3. Chris Ropp, Scott Gray, Jim Miller, and Tim Smith on their way to the locker room for a half-time pep talk. Palmateer to miss part of the season. MTter ten straight wins, the Boy ' s Freshman Basketball team suffered it ' s first loss to Cros-Lex. Led by the team captain, Tim Smith, the 1980-81 boy ' s freshman team placed first in the SCAL with a record of 1 1 wins and 1 loss. They had an overall record of 15 and 1. Mr. Knuth was the Freshman coach. He helped the team in many long hours of getting in shape and working on their game skills. A shoulder injury caused starter Steve 1 . Front Row: Steve O ' Mara, Scott Gray, Jeff Stienhaus, Tim Smith, Mark Gressel, David McKenzie, Eric Archer. Back Row: Tom Konik, Roger Smarch, Steve Palmateer, Jerry Goodwin, Mike Bennett, Jim Miller, Paul Siemen, Rob French, Coach Knuth. Can ' t say enough about this team, said Coach Schmorrow enthusiastically. The girls success has come from the teamwork and the good man-to-man defense. Their 18-2 record shows how terrific their season was. Also this was the largest number of games a girls J.V. team has ever won at Marysville. Beating a class A school, L ' Anse Creuse North was the happiest part of the season for the J.V. ' s. Cindy Mertz was chosen the captain by her teammates but unfortunately, a knee injury kept her out for the season. J. V. Basketball 1. Brenda Wilke looks for an open person to pass the ball in to. 2. Coach Schmorrow gives the J.V s a pep talk during a valuable timeout. 3. Heidi McLane looks for an open person instead of shooting. Front Row: Monica Miller, Lynn Mozar, Sally Butler, Bobbie Jo Ferguson, Melissa Angus, Lisa Tovaraz, Jenny Bates. Back Row: Marilee Johnson, Colleen Barnes, Brenda Wilke, Coach Schmorrow, Tracy Mertz, Ellen McLean, Amy Sawdon, Heidi McLane, Cindy Mertz. 2 . 3 . J. V. Volleyball 1. Tracy Mertz watches as the Vikings serve to the Tars. 2. Nichole James, proud of herself after a good play. 3. Ellen McLean serves another point away. For a new team, they were able to move and control the ball. They set a goal to work together and have good sportsmanship whether they won or lost, said Coach Wilton. With a record of 3-13 overall, 3-9 in the league, the 1981 Junior Varsity Volleyball team took fifth place in the league. The team was led by the good serving of Ellen McLean, Nichole James, and Kathy Benoit. They were also led by the good sp iking of Ellen McLean and Tracy Mertz, and the controlled forearm pass of Sue Kim. Front Row: Kathy Benoit, Nichole James, Sue Kim, Michelle French, Cindy Lomerson. Back Row: Tracy Mertz, Ellen McLean, Ann Masters, Bobbie Jo Ferguson, Melissa Angus. Teamwork, sportsmanship, and effort are the qualities that this year ' s J.V. Baseball team displayed. They had a good season this year, preventing almost every team they faced from winning. The Freshmen baseball team has improved greatly during their 1980 season. The hard work and after school hours in practice paid off in their games. Their opponents had to really work hard to beat them. Their excellent performance was made possible by the outstanding performance efforts of Coach Quinlan. JV Er Frosh Baseball Front Row: Jeff Levandowski, Barry Braun, Bill Bowman, Ron Horne, Dennis So cha, Mark Mallory, Rick Snook. Back Row: Coach Venia, Brad Allen, Jim Wilson, Les Storey, Chris Grosser, Vance Snyder, Brian Bowman, Scott Sawdon, Dave Conley. Front Row: Todd Collins, Jeff Hall, Scott Rogers, Dan Wurmlinger, Steve Sanderson, Charlie Campbell, Scott Jones. Back Row: Paul Kegley, Kevin Taylor, Tim Barbe, Scott Miller, Mike Jaworski, Coach Quinlan, Carey Robinson, John DeNardin, Mark Storey, Dave Taylor, Joel Endelman. 114 - J.V7FROSH BASEBALL JV Softball We had more talent than our record showed ' Coach Burns the J.V. Softball coach said. The team scored a total of 125 runs throughout the season, even though the record showed 13 losses and 1 win. The most improved player on the team was Teri Haggarty. Coach Burns thinks that the outlook for next season is good. She thinks the team is going to be better yet. A lot of new and good talent will be moving up and all the players have improved. 1. Keeping their eyes on the action are: Jeff Levandowski and Brad Allen. 2. Barry Braun, running with the devil. 3. Catcher-Ron Horne. Front Row: Trade French, Wendy Boettner, Kelly Pratt, Cindy Smarch, Tina Smerer, Brenda Mathers, Julie Jowett, Tina Wilson, Nichole James, Teresa Siemen. Back Row: Kathy Benoit, Joni Venia, Ann Lucianni, Jennifer Vollstaedt, Cindy Merts, Teri Haggarty, Linda Baker, Karen Koehler, Jody Johnson, Coach Burns. J.V. SOFTBALL - 115 116 SMZK PERSONNEL LB E JflCN I PYTBUOP I U CQU I ZZE5U I 0E0J5 RHS I NRPSOKWLHTI EHTCTTDWSZOYSKN TF I RNREKZCKRDRE RYRS I I RN YNSTOMS REPVTOKR REEEOPS I RERWOEO WLDMWLL ERRETPRI ONCOTIR SBMMRWN YHCNERFW K0RPBC5HS ILCNEY HORCHEM I STRYNRH PKDSLI CNEPTESTS T JHO I P5NPRCE WR S L5R0TE EXCUSE TEH FIND THESE WORDS: 1. AMPLIFIER 2. ART 3. BIOLOGY 4. BUS DRIVERS 5. BUSINESS LAW 6. CHEMISTRY 7. COOKING 8. COOKS 9. DESK 10. DRAMA 11. ENGLISH 12. FRENCH 13. GEOMETRY 14. HISTORY 15. MAINTENANCE 16. PAPER 17. PENCILS 18. PERSONEL 19. QUIZES 20. SECRETARIES 21. SEWING 22. SPANISH 23. TESTS 24. TYPING 117 They “Hopscotch” and “Leap Mr. Grosser — Principal Mr. Grosser taught history at Kalamazoo Central High School from 1962 to 1970. Later, Mr. Grosser taught at Mattawan High School for seven years. There he was head football coach. In 1977 Mr. Grosser became Asst. Principal of Marysville High. Two years later he moved up to his present position as our principal. Mr. Andrews — Asst. Principal Mr. Andrews taught at Portage Northern High School, and was head football coach, varsity f ootbal I defensive coo rdinator, and developed and coached weightlifting. Mr. Andrews was in varsity football for three years at Western Michigan University. Dr. Misenar Counselor Mr. Patterson Counselor Ms. Riherd Counselor 118 Frog” to give service Mrs. Augustyn Secretary Mrs. Bixler Secretary Mrs. Burley Secretary Mrs. Gorinac Secretary Mrs. James Secretary Mrs. Knuth Secretary Mrs. Diem Secretary Mrs. Neal High School Library Mrs. Speilburg Secretary Simon Sez Teachers 1 . r Miss Arno — Language Arts Ms. Briggs — Art Mrs. Burns — Physical Ed. Miss Butler — Language Arts Mr. Collard — Business Not Pictured — Mrs. Campbell — Chorus i 120 are the Greatest “Merlin” mays our Mrs. Gorham — Library Service Mr. Hadden - Practical Arts Mr. Heimburger — Practical Arts Mrs. Heyboer - Social Studies Mr. Houck — Language Arts Mr. Jackson — Physical Education 1. I don ' t know how they did it but everybody got A ' s . 2. Mr. Jackson looks Spiffy at the sports banquet. 122 FACULTY 1 . 2 . Faculty is Magic!! 1 . With a smile like that you can see why Mr. Kraft was the emcee for the talent show. 2. Mr. Jarchow conducting 7th hour band class 2 . Mr. Jarchow — Band Instructor Mr. Katerberg — Mathematics Mr. Kraft — Language Arts Mr. Lindke — Mathematics Mr. MacDonald — Language Arts Mr. Martin — Social Studies FACULTY 123 Marysville High School 1 . Mr. McKeand — Science 2. Mr. Meier — Social Studies 3. Mr. Pavlov — Language Arts 4. Mr. Philp — Industrial Arts 5. Mr. Puskarich — Mathematics 6. Mr. Sazhen — Industrial Arts 1 . 1. Gotcha! Finally somebody trapped Mr. Puskarich in a picture. It ' s good to see him on the other side of the camera lens. 2. Mr. Meier, points the way to history. 124 FACULTY Password” is Faculty 1. What ' s up Doc? Mr. Troy tries not to show his executive smile. 2. It ' s like taking candy from a baby. Lindsy Hadden has a second father, Mr. Venia, who is taking Mr. Haddens place for now. I. Mr. Schmorrow — Language Arts 2. Mr. Skrzyniarz — Social Studies 3. Mr. Supernant - Industrial Arts 4. Mr. Troy — Mathematics 5. Mr. Venia — Physical Education 6. Mrs. Venia — Home Economics “I Spy” an M.H.S. teacher 126 FACULTY 4 . 5 . % 8 . 1. Ms. Briggs gives instructions on filmstrips for Art I. 2. Miss Caverly, a student teacher for speech and drama class. 3. Mr. Puskarich aides math student. 4. Ms. Zauner double checks the group picture schedule with yearbook staff. 5. Mr. Pavlov is tuned in. 6. Mr. Collard corrects his students work. 7. Pianist, Mrs. Campbell accompanies her dass. 8. The yearbook dass askes too many questions! says Ms. Zauner. 9. Mr. Troy adds up the problem. 10. Mr. Goetz is the judge in Business law. 9. 10. FACULTY 127 “Can’t Stop” providing fdr our School Cooks Head cook, Dorothy Piper, Dorothy Bromley, Betty McMartin, Jean Brockdorff, Joan Reid, Mary O ' Brien, Shirley MacDonald, Jennifer Garrow, Rick Walker. Day Engineer: Superintendent of school Bus Contractor: Harold Mckinnon grounds: Robert Watson Jack Hurley 128 Maintenance Night Shift Maintenance: Lome Badley, Bruce Simons, Bob Day Shift Maintenance: Alfred Wieland, Roger Simmons. Harkleroad, Grover Gates, Robert Bowman. Night Kenneth McDonald, Richard Roel, Don Harkleroad Engineer: Marlyn Kelch, Richard Denardin. Chris Bucko, Janet McNichol, Pat Whipple, Roy Zimmer, Bonnie Karl, Debbie Campbell. Back Row: Vern Dickinson, Ralph Poole, Chris Dehose, Marilyn Bushy. First Row: Ftee Ann Smith, Sandie Hollis, Flo Durrant, lla Hoetger. BUS DRIVERS MAINTENANCE 129 SRLHOMECOM I NCCM TPQCOOPE LEPZONS EZRMDRCEFZXY YTT ECDCBKSKI P DR YOU RPLR YHMOOWN5MCD I EBVESU EMESROSE Nlpl SFLORTSRNDN GCK I SESI RINORLT CHRNTHNOONY I SRC OTHUMKPI CTURESO MY ONESKOOBRREYU MEET I NOS5RHRRON I PROMNILNR I I RDC TORRDURT I ONTKL I ELVRCRTI ONRPJYZ FIND THESE WORDS: 1. CAPS 2. COLLEGE PLANS 3. CO-OP 4. EIGHTY ONE 5. FLOAT 6. GOODBYES 7. GOWNS 8. GRADUATION 9. HOMECOMING 10. MEETINGS 11. NO EXAMS 12. OFFICERS 13. PLAY 14. PROM 15. SCHOLARSHIPS 16. SENIOR PICTURES 17. SENIORITY 18. SENIORS 19. SKIP DAY 20. SPORTS 21. STEERING COMMITTEE 22. STUDENT COUNCIL 23. VACATION 24. YEARBOOKS “Superfcction”: 1981 5vniopi Steering Committee: Lisa Preston, Tami Sly, Dennis Socha, Penny Miller, Sharon Miller, Mike Maynard, Mike Netter, Jim Forster, Brigette Ma there, and Scott Stevens. 0 pUm?t TKatb- Baby Blue and White Imagine by John Lennon Though we ' re going our separate ways, there can only be brighter days. Now we ' re on our own. Red Rose 132 SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Planning began in September for the activities the Senior Class intended to take on. Beginning with float season, the Seniors had it all together. The float was constructed at the home of Jill Feick. Next came many long hours of planning. This year steering committee meetings were held at peoples homes instead of just after school. Members were chosen by the class officers and Senior advisors. Committees were chosen for every activity. By January announcements and caps and gowns were ordered, so those committees could relax. In February the class met with the School Board to get approval on having the Senior Prom at the Hillcrest, and all prom favors were ordered. In March the Seniors sponsored a candy sale in which they made a large profit. In April preparations began for the Senior Dinner. In June the Seniors presented a special gift to the school to show appreciation for all of the good times they had. Senior Officers, Top to Bottom: Paul Neill, Treasurer; Cheryl Pavlik, Vice-President; Lori Wilson, Secretary; and Greo Saf fee. President. SENIOR OFFICERS 133 “Einstein” and Rlphi Valadictorian It takes four years of consistent , superior work to be among the top academic students in high school and the competition is tough. But only ONE individual from the entire student body achieves the highest rank and is given the title “Valedictorian. With a grade point average of 3.976 after seven semesters in Marysville High School , Mary Troy leads the graduating class of 1981 . Mary ' s excellent grades have earned her a partial scholarship to Western Michigan University and a commendation for her performance in the Merit Scholarship Competition. Miss Troy ’s academic honors account for only a portion of her contributions to her class and the school. She has been part of the sports program as a member of the girls ' track team. Her leadership ability is obvious from her elected position as President of Student Council . Her willingness to be of help to others was shown in her teacher ' s aide experience. Mary was a three year member of the National Honor Society. The Viking Staff is proud to announce Mary Troy as the Valedictorian of this year ' s Senior Gass. Salutatorian Calvin Moulton Sward Salutatorian is the title given to the individual who is able through persistence to achieve the second highest rank in the entire Senior Gass. The 1981 Salutatorian is Greg Saffee with a grade point average of 3.904 after seven semesters of high school. Mr. Saffee is indeed a credit to his school. During his senior year Greg held several leadership positions. One of these was President of the Senior Class. The French Gub also hailed Greg as President. His many talents were also put to use in organizations like the Pep Gub and the Student Council. Like Miss Troy , Mr. Saffee also gave a helping hand as a teacher ' s aide. Greg has been an active member of the National Honor Society for the past three years. The Calvin Moulton Award, based on participation in activities both in and out of school, is given this year to Greg Saffee. Leadership is also considered in the selection of the winner. Only one student has been chosen this year for the award. The faculty committee ' s choice is influenced by consistent involvement during his four years at Marysville High School. Greg has been active in a variety of school functions and has proven himself deserving of this honor. Mr. Saffee ' s future plans include a college education and a career in accounting. The Viking Staff takes pleasure in publishing the accomplishments of the Calvin Moulton Award winner. 134 SENIOR HONORS Have Nothing Over These Student Rmarican Legion Rwanda CHERYL PAVLIK Leadership , courage , honor, patriotism, and scholarship are the qualities which represent the American Legion Award. Each year this honor is given to a young man and young woman from the graduating class who exhibit these characteristics. Cheryl Pavlik and Scott Stevens were chosen by the faculty award committee as two outstanding students from the Class of 1981 and are presented with the American Legion Award. SCOTT STEVENS Danfond Rwanda LISA PRESTON The Danford Award is given to the young man and young woman from the graduating class who accept the challenge of being mentally, socially emotionally, and religiously developed. They receive the book “I Dare You”. The 1981 award is given to Lisa Preston and Allan Koppelberger. Both Lisa and Allan are also recipients of the Viking Service Award. Lisa worked for the staff for 2 semesters and Allan was a 3 year Viking staff member. ALLEN KOPPELBERGER SENIOR HONORS 135 Dedication and Service □HR Rward Viking Rward JEAN A. KNAPP The Daughters of the American Revolution Award is given to a good citizen of the Senior Class. Jean Ann Knapp has been chosen as the recipient of this year’s DAR A ward. A Viking Service Award goes to Sandy Ketchum for her dedication and hard work as Business Manager. Sandy has been on the staff for 8 high school semesters. SANDY KETCHUM Rmplifiar Rward LORI WILSON 136 SENIOR HONORS Lori Wilson is a three-year Amplifier staff journalist and a member of Quill and Scroll. Last year she was News Editor. In this , her senior year , she has efficiently served as Editor-in-Chief of the weeklies and the Senior Edition 1981. Sharon Miller is a 4-year Viking staff journalist and member of Quill and Scroll. The multitude of activities in which Sharon was involved aided her in the job of Editor-in-Chief which she held during her senior year. Viking Editor Rward SHAROS MILLER is Their Game Viking Service Rwanda SCOTT CAMPBELL CAROL DECKER KELLY DORA Scott Campbell has served as a Viking photographer during both his senior and junior years. MICHELLE JAMES Michelle James has been a Viking staff member for 5 semesters . As a senior Michelle was responsible for the Senior Directory. Carol Decker was a Viking staff member during her junior and senior years. NANCY KETCHUM Nancy Ketchum has been photography editor for two years , junior and senior. Nancy has also worked on the senior section. Kelly Dora worked for the annual staff for 2 years. As a senior Kelly was Personnel Editor. JEFF KOEHN The advertising editor this year was Jeff Koehn. Jeff was also a member of the staff during his junior year of high school. DOUG ARCHER There is an eternity behind and an eternity before , and this little speck in the center , however long , is comparatively but a minute. CHRISTINE AYOTTE Moving up the road to more bold and exciting things. WENDY A. BAILEY Can ' t you see, I ' m hap-happy I just can ' t stop , got to live it up. MICHAEL BAKER The highest reward for a man ' s toil is not what he gets for it, but rather what he becomes by it. 138 SENIORS BRIAN W. BAMBUSCH I cannot give you the formula for success; But I can give you a formula for failure: (Try to please everyone ). JEFFREY SCOTT BITZINGER Don t take life too seriously ; you may not enjoy yourself as much! SHERRYL L. BASSETT Stand strong and show the world you have what it takes to be yourself RONALD BODDY III be different and III be free. Just having fun being me TRACY L. BASSETT Life is to be fortified by many Friendships: To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. SENIORS 139 KARL G. BOEHM ,Be yourself or you ’re no one at all KA THLEEN MARIE BRECKNER I want to fly like an eagle , to the sea; fly like an eagle , let my spirit carry me. 140 SENIORS MICHAEL H.D. BOWMAN To get thru life you must give more than you take. TOD BRIGGS If you would stand well with a great mind , leave him with a favorable impression of yourself If with a weak mind , leave him with a favorable impression of himself. CYNTHIA GA YLE BRA Y Your friend is the one who knows all about you and still likes you. CHERI RAE BRIMMER What is wrong cannot be righted; it is water over the damn; and there is no use thinking of what might have been. DERRICK BROWER I gotta be me! TROY BROWN It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. JILL DIANE BROWN Life is too short and precious, don’t make it go to waste. Live life to its fullest and always make the most of it. DEBBIE ANN BR YSON The best way to keep happiness is to give it away. NANCY ANN BROWN Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. COREY BUTLER High school finally out? I don Y believe it. SENIORS 141 BARR Y ALLEN CAMPBELL I am fully aware that my youth has been spent. My (get up and go) has (got up and went). But I really don ' t mind when I think with a grin of all the places my (get up) has been. SCOT ALBERT CAMPBELL Everyone will gather on the 4th of July , sitting in the stands to watch the fireworks , dancing fire on the beach , singing songs together , though its just a memory , some memories last forever. 142 SENIORS DOUGLAS M. CAMPBELL Those who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed. ) MERRI CAMPBELL What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult for each other. MARCY ALA YNE CARNEY Making someone smile can do worlds of good for both of you. MARIE DIANE CAR UFEL I told myself long ago, never to walk in anyone ' s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed , at least I ' ve lived what 1 believe. RICHIE CLARKE In order to understand life , we must take chances. GRANT COLLINS Life goes on and I shall live like a free bird. DEBORAH JEAN COCHRAN In order to accomplish anything in life you ' ve got to have a little faith and faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things to come. DENISE COOPER Our lives have just began to live for each problems we face we shall beat it with all the ability we have. BRIAN COLLINS Every man is the architect of his fortune. HERBER T CO VERT JR. Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no trail for then you will have the satisfaction of knowing where you end and what you have done under your own will. SENIORS 143 MICHAEL D. COWELL Don ’t be someone else Try being yourself. DANIEL M. DEBANU The price of greatness is responsibility 144 SENIORS MIKE COZY A little neglect may breed great mischief. LISA RENEE DAGGETT Time endears But cannot fade The memories that love has made MARK M. DEBANO Those who help others help themselves. CAROL L. DECKER As we enter a new stage of life , We often look back at old friends and memories , knowing life will never be the same. KYLE DECKER Never a care, never a hurry , only partying is his worry. ROD DENMAN As we leave we start again , change is only a small part of the world we live in. KAREN DELAND He who stops being better stops being good. DANR. DESHON When times get hard , don ' t just run , turn and look for the fun. DEBORAH DELONG What I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think. KELLY ANN DORA Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. SENIORS 145 have learned from the past. JANEM. EAGEN What appears to be the end , may really be a new beginning. as if it were the present. PAMELA KA YE EVANS Smile - the world is yours! 146 SENIORS to behold , and a heart to feel JEFFREY V. FARR What others say of me matters little; what I myself say and do matters much. deception: Mystery shrouds the key. ROBER T WILLIAM FICK My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. DONALD FICK We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing , while others judge us by what we have already done. JAMES MICHAEL FORSTER Life was meant to be lived , and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never ; for whatever reason , turn his back on life. SENIORS 147 r PAULA FRAZER Remember yesterday dream of tomorrow but live for today. DIANE FRENDT Laughter is never an end; It is a beginning. DA VID JOHN GAFFNEY Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity , and truth accomplishes no victories without it. ROBERT GALVIN Happiness is the illusion that things aren 9 t as crummy as they really are. o DENISE L. FRIZZLE You will find , as you look back upon your life , that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others SHELLY GARBUTT I shall pass this way but once; If there be any kindness I can now show or loving I can give , let me do it now for I shall not be this way again. 148 SENIORS MARYGENTNER There is no remedy for love but to love more . more important to be nice. CECIL W. GILBERT JR. The time is now to say good by “thank God. n ANNETTE MARIE GIBSON Livin high and without a care. BONNIE L. GILROY Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation because your character is what you really are , while your reputation is merely what others think of you. BRENDA GLOMBOWSKI We do not remember the days , We remember the moments. A. SUMIE GOTO Life is like a map. Stay on the track and you 11 reach your destination. DENISE CAROL GOLUBINSKI The greatest tribute I can know is for another to feel the comfort of himself with me and to know that what I might feel toward him is not diminished should his pitcher hold less than mine at a given moment. DANA L. GOODIN Yesterday is already 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. MICHAEL GREEN ' Don ' t just sit back and wait for what ' s your’s 99 “ Take what you ' ve got coming before it is gone. JULIE ANN GROCH Success , fame and fortune are all comfortable illusions. All that ' s real is the friendship that comes from genuine loving. 150 SENIORS SCOTT VINCENT HALL Life - is anticipation of tomorrow. ROGER HARTMAN I am always ready to learn , but I do not always like being taught. CONNIE MARIE HART Love scarce is love that never knows the sweetness of forgiving. SUSAN H. HARTMAN To live your life in your own way ... To reach for the goals that you have set for yourself ... To be the you that you want to be ... That is success. KATHLEEN JOY HART The only sure way to destroy an enemy is to make him your friend. RENEE MARIE HENR Y Nothing in life which is worthy Is ever too hard to achieve , If you have the courage to try it And you have the faith to believe. SENIORS 151 PATRICK R. HERMAN Each new day is the first of the rest of your life, make the best of it, for one matter what the distance !” TOM HIMMEL How I spell relief: G-R-A-D-U-A-T-I-O-N 152 SENIORS LINDA MARIE INGRAM You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. SHERI LYNN JOKIE If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. MICHELLE L. JAMES Never let the past use up the present there is so much to be grateful for and so much to remember. JULIE L. JONES Let today embrace the past with rememberance and the future with longing. MARTY E. JOB On the whole I think we will survive - The outlook is as bad as it has ever been for our generation however we realize that and there lies the hope of it getting better. SUSAN E. KEENER The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. SENIORS 153 JOY L YNNE KERB YSON As we venture into the future . we do not remember days; we remember moments. NANCY A. KETCHUM Success to me is being happy within myself. SANDRA L. KETCHUM Memories are for yesterday and today is yet to pass, for dreams are in the future and my future is here at last. JEAN ANN KNAPP You can listen to others and follow their paths or think for yourself and create a trail for others to follow. 154 SENIORS JAMES J. KOCH The intelligent man is always open to new ideas. In fact , he looks for them. TOMKOBREHAEL No man is unhappy unless he thinks he is. ALLAN TODD KOPPELBERGER I will sing of your love and justice to you , O Lord , I will sing praise. - Psalms 101 ANDREA MARIE KOTA If your heart is full of love , you always have something to give. JEFFER Y PA UL KOEHN I would give no thought of what the world might say of me , if I could only transmit to posterity the reputation of an honest man. JEFFERY L. LAMB Life is too short for anything but the best. SENIORS 155 DAN LASH It ' s not what you can do; its what you can get away with . GUY WILLIAM LECAINE The most important thing isn ' t what others think of you but what you think of yourself. LORI ANN LEITCH Walk through each day with your head held high, and your eyes on that far away star . Trust in tomorrow and surely you ' ll find it ' s nice to be just what you are . JAMES R. LIVINGSTON The trouble with not having a goal in life is that you spend half of your life running up and down the field and never scoring. JOSEPH R. LUKASEK Many times I ' ve lied , Many times I ' ve listened. Many times I ' ve wondered. How much there is to know. 156 SENIORS DANIEL PA TRICK MACK To accomplish great things we must not only act , but also dream ; not only plan , but also believe . TAMMY ANN MASON The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched . They must be felt with the heart . ANN MARKS Many dreams come true , and some have silver linings. I live for my dream , and a pocket full of gold. JULIE ANN MARTIN Time is not a waste if it leaves a memory. BRIGETTE DA WN MA THERS Keep your heart young, your expectations high , and never allow your dreams to die. SENIORS 157 MICHAEL D. MA YNARD One cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore . Belinda McClellan Live each day to the fullest and be happy . JOHN F.McNICHOL To be with someone you love t is the happiest thing you can live for. DA VID NORMAN MEL VILLE If there is nothing adventurous in life then there will be nothing discovered. 158 SENIORS BRENDA KA Y McLEAN Good friends and loved ones And sweet memories Far more than riches The heart treasures these. JILL MAUREEN MILLER Life is like a beautiful rose We may encounter a thorn in our path But for the short time that we ' re here We grow aid mature , despite our mistakes And brighten the world with happiness. PENNY ANN MILLER Make the present the best time of your life ; for no one knows what the future will hold. JEFF MILLS I ' m finally getting out of this place Now it ' s time for me to fly ! RALPH MILLER You shall judge a man by his foes as well as his friends. MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELL The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your arm. SHARON E. MILLER The happiest moments in my life Are spent in the circle of my friends Enjoying their love and their laughter And hoping it never ends. TRACEY LEIGH MURPHY Roses are from the one who loves and cares , shares the feelings. But me, I hope some day that my dream will come true. Thank you for the good times I ' ve had in this school. SENIORS 159 PAUL NEILL We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from , life . ROBIN MICHELLE NA YLOR Greet the dawn with enthusiasm , and you may expect satisfaction at sunset . NANCY MARIE NOFS Love is patient and kind; it is not jealous or conceited or proud; love is not ill-mannered or selfish or irritable; love is not happy with evil , but is happy with the truth . Love never gives up; and its faith and hope and patience never fail. JEFFREY WAYNE NORRIS Well, like everyone else I don y t want to end up a festering heap, but I don t stay up nights worrying. I m preoccupied with life, not death. MICHAEL JAMES NETTER Do not follow where the path leads. Rather , go where there is no path and leave a trail. GENA JEANETTE OLIVER Every one needs a little love in their life. So take time and give some one your love. JOSEPH JOHN OSENTOSKI “Yield thou not to adversity , hut press on the more bravely ” KENNETH PA TTISON A man isn t poor if he can still laugh . ER VIN JAMES PARTAIN Life is one big challenge and I plan to face it with everything Eve got. CHERYL LYNN PAVLIK Catch all of the rainbows you can today and enjoy its colors for tomorrow the rainbow will be gone and its colors will have faded away. LORRAINE A. PATERSON The future belongs to those who prepare for it. DOUGLAS PELTON An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. SENIORS 161 BRUCE EDWARD PE TRICK “Upon the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds that upon other fields on other days will bear the fruits of victory. ” RICHARD F. PIERCE To live long is almost everyone’s wish , but to live well is the ambition of a few. LISA ANN PRESTON A thing of beauty sometimes comes in small packages and is a joy forever. MICHELLE RENE PRODIN The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love until you give it away. JAMIE MARIE PIOCH Let me win; but if I cannot win. Let me be brave at the attempt. KIRK PUTZE A man couldn ’t be a man if he lived in a world of fear. 162 SENIORS All I ask of you my friends is to once in a while , look back again. KAREN RAMSEY Be yourself; who else is better qualified? do till he tries. ELIZABETH A. RHODY You know I say just what I think , nothing more or less. SENIORS 163 the few minutes you meet than your PAMELA ANN RIVARD acquaintances will in a thousand years. Memories are of days gone by. STEPHEN JOSEPH R YMERS No man is the whole of himself; his friends are die rest of him. GREGORY THOMAS SAFFEE The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. JENNIFER LEE ROSS The best things in life are free. CHUCK SULGOT Life is like a grand illusion deep inside we re all the same. 164 SENIORS BRIAN JAMES SA WDON The greatest test of courage in the world is bearing defeat without losing heart. MICHELLE SCHOTT When all else is lost , the future still remains. ANNE MARIE SCHAMBRE “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. BOB SCHULTZ Once a gentle man, always a gentle man. CAROL L YNNE SCHEFFLER We have this moment to hold in our hands, and to touch as it slips through our finger like sand, yesterday f s gone, and tomorrow may never come, but we have this moment today. VIRGINIA A SCHULZE Who we are, who we become , is determined by those who love us. SENIORS 166 GREGG SCHWAB The more I study , the more I know. The more I know , the more I forget. The more I forget , the less I know. So why study? JOHN SH A FRAN No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. DEW A YNE SHERBUTT Succeeding comes only by trying. SHER YL ANN SIEMEN To live your life in your own way to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be - that is success . SCOTT SLOTA Never let yesterday use up today. 166 SENIORS TAMI L YNN MARIE SL Y God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change , the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference . KATHLEEN SVALL If is not how much we have , but how much we enjoy , that makes happiness. BOB SMITH The Word Is Full of Kings and Queens Who Blind Your Eyes , Then Steal Your Dreams. Its Heaven and Hell! CORRINE ANN SMARCH “To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is BONNIE LEE SMARCH the only end in life. ” Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person. US A JUNE SMYTH The good times that you share with friends , give happiness that never ends. THERESA SMITH “If you tell the truth you don 9 t have to remember anything . 99 SENIORS 167 VANCE RICHARD SNYDER We must prove nothing, just do what we can and be satisfied. HNA SPENCER Love gives itself, it is not bought. GARRY SPENCER The only way to have a friend is to be one. DENNIS DEAN SOCHA The later I get to school in the morning, the shorter the day is. SCOTT G. STEELE Every man is known best to himself. 168 SENIORS SCOTT STEVENS Starting out to make money is the greatest mistake in life. Do what you feel you have a flair for doing , and if you are good enough at it the money will come. LORI E. STEWART I may not be perfectly wise ; perfectly witty , or perfectly wonderful , but I ' m always perfectly me! BRIAN MATTHEW STOINOFF Show me the man you honor , and I will know what kind of man you are. JOHN WALTER STURDEVANT You only get from life what you put into it. SHAWN D. STIMAC To the profound allegations that remain presumptuous that life was fun and so was . CHRYSTAL S. SWOFFER There are no strangers in this world just friends you haven t met. SENIORS 169 SCOTT ALBER T TA YLOR Tomorrow is not promised us so let us take today and make the best of it. LENORA TYLER Love what you have today , for tomorrow it may be gone . 170 SENIORS JERRY THIBDEAU The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool . TERRI TYLER When kings build their castles and people chase their dreams I will always stand alone Through all the world it seems For imitation and falseity Are not one of my best I never try to be someone else lam different from the rest MAR Y ELIZABETH TROY To love your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the way that you want to be - that is success. RALPH ULRICH Never let your morals prevent you from doing what is right . JEANNE VACHON The day will come when you will be responsible for everything you do. Do Everything. PAM VANSACH Yes , there are two paths you can go by - but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you ’re on. MATTHEW VAN NEST To be happy and healthy. RON VANDERWILL It matters not how long we live, but how. RICHELL VANSICKLE There’s so much to be seen and done III settle up before I settle down III be on the road - Travelin ’ free and easy. Gotta move on, Gotta fill my life with living. Gotta learn what I have to know So I’m on the go. ROBERT JOHN VIKSTROM A friend is someone, who understands your past, Believes in your future And excepts you today, just the way you are. SENIORS 171 JAMES JOSEPH VOLLSTAEDT Face life how it is, and not how it could be. CHRISTINA ANNE VON ALT Only those who risk going to far, can possibly find how far they can go. RICHARD S. WALKER You have to try before you can succeed to make it a challenge. 172 KURT E. WALKER Hard work means prosperity only a fool idles away his time. TAMMY L YNN WARSINSKI A single rose can be my garden, a single friend my world. MICHAEL WILLIAMS A nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse. CHRISTINE MARIE WILSON Time is precious , never let yesterdays sorrows take over todays adventures. SANDRA JEAN WILSON For with God nothing shall be impossible. Luke 1:37 DARLA WOJCIK Life is a series of surprises , and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. LORI SUZANNE WILSON Nothing the heart gives away is gone it is kept in the hearts of others. MARGO ANN WOLFE If you love something , set it free , jif it comes back to you its yours , if it doesn ’ t , it never was. 173 RICHARD A. WORDEN Everything great and small command’s respect, unless they don ’t. THOMAS GREGOR Y ZA UNE R Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. 174 SENIORS SENIORS NOT PICTURED: REBECCA S. BIE DINGER SUZANNE MARIE BINSLEY PAUL DIONNE JEFFGALANT LINDA GALANT SHARI KLIEM ANN MARK LEVY STEVEN CHARLES LUCAS pa trick McKenzie TOMPABST MIKE SHERER PAUL CURTIS VANSICKLE VIKKIL. WRIGHT What am I ... A face in a crowd - a smile in the sun - a laugh do to happiness - a cry to fear - a heart yet to be broken - a light in a candle to the future. LORI K. ZIMMER Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Measuring Caps and Gowns 1. Steve Rymers’ face shows his thoughts of GRADUATION. 2. Now that Brian Sawdon has been measured he must wait for his DA Y OF DAYS. 3. Lisa Smyth is having a little problem finding her computer card , and Lisa Preston isn 7 helping much. SENIORS 175 THEY LERD US THROUGH Mr. Elsholz, Chief Advisor Mr. Katerberg Mrs. Elsholz Many hours of extra work have been put in by these advisors over the last four years. Beginning in our freshmen year, Mr. Elsholz, assisted us with our float. Then in our sophomore year Ms. Riherd supervised a candy sale to build our treasury. In our junior year Mr. Puskarich and Ms. Riherd took charge of the concession stand during football season, while Mr. Mr. Houck 176 SENIOR ADVISORS THE CRME OF “LIFE” Ms. Riherd Mr. Meier Sazehn was busy planning for the Junior Prom. Mr. Meier was very seldom home for a two week span in October during the float season. In our Senior year all of the advisors were kept busy. Mr. Katerberg was responsible for caps and gowns, Mr. Troy for announcements. Miss Arno and Ms. Riherd for the Senior Dinner, and Mr. Elsholz oversaw everything. Mr. Sazehn Mr. Troy Mr. Puskarich SENIOR ADVISORS 177 1. Always on the move, Bonnie Smarch was a spirited cheerleader. 2. Dan Mack, co-captain of the football team, gave a convincing pep talk at the Homecoming assembly. 3. Cheryl Pavlik didn ' t take much lying down, but studying was an exception. 4. The hilarious antics of Dennis Socha, Brian Stoinoff, and Vance Snyder kept the school laughing at the terrible threesome. 5. Staring was one of Beth Rhody ' s worst habits. 6. Greg Saffee was the man who made things happen for the Senior Class. 7. Jill Feick and Dana Goodin spent very little time actually working. 8. Mike Netter studied very hard for his part in the Senior Play. 9. Can ' t you speed this thing up? says Brigette Mathers, Jamie Pioch, and Sharon Miller during the rainy Homecoming parade. 178- SENIOR LIFE Senioritis attacks The Class of S 81 Way too soon!! s t High School - what a Breeze We made it through with plenty of eaae!! 1. Pam Rivard , Michelle Schott , and Nancy Homer celebrate the times. 2. Dave Gaffney stops to think about his future. 3. Scott Taylor getting his big head measured. 4. Our foreign exchange student , Pat Hermans , spending all of his money. 5. Bring on the food , say Dan Mack and Dennis Socha! 6. Scott Stevens, waiting to receive his football award. 7 . Dan Deshon smiles pretty for the camera. The Class of ' 81 has always been an outgoing group. So many students excell in so many activities, it can be nothing but fantastic. Several outstanding seniors highlighted the SCAL sports scene, while others were busy shining in different school activities. As one High School official put it, this particular group of students, is one of the best classes to go through Marysville High School in a long time. SENIOR LIFE 181 Senior Directory ANGOVE, JEANNIE: Library Service 10, 1 1 , 12. ARCHER, DOUG: Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Football 1 0; Varsity Club 1 2. AYOTTE, CHRISTINE: AMPLIFIER Staff (Feature Co-Editor); Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Swim Timette 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12. BAILEY, WENDY: NAC 12; Co-op 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11 , 12 . BAKER. MIKE: Golf (Starter) 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11. 12. BAMBUSH, BRIAN: Golf (Starter) 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. BASSETT, SHERRYL: Floats 9, 10; Travel Club 9; Vocational Education (Steno-Clerical) 11, 12. BASSETT, TRACY: Floats 9, 10; Travel Club 9, 10; Vocational Education (Steno-Clerical) 11,12. BIEDINGER, BECKY: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Pom Pon Girls 10. 11; Girls ' Softball 12. BINSLEY, SUZANNE: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 1 1, 12. BITZINGER, JEFF: French Club 10, 11. BODDY, RON: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12. BOEHM, KARL: Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10. BOWMAN, MICHAEL: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys ' State 1 1 ; Floats 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Play Crew 11; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Education. BRAY, CYNTHIA: BRECKNER, KATHLEEN: NAC 12; Co-op 12; Library Service 1 2. BRIGGS, TOD: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Junior Play Cast 1 1 ; Junior Play Crew 11; Musical Crew 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 1 2; Ski Club 10. 11; Teacher ' s Aide 1 1 . BRIMMER, CHERI : Co-op 12; Band 12. BOWEN, KIRK: Vocational Education 11,12. BROWER, DERRICK: Football 9, 10, 11, 12. BROWN, JILL: Chorus 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track 9; Vocational Education (Dental) 11,12. BROWN, NANCY : BOEC (Secretary) 11,12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Office Help 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Softball 10; Student Council 9, 10. BROWN, TROY: BRYSON, DEBBIE: Chorus 9; NAC 12; Junior Play Crew 12; Softball 9, 10; Woodland Aides 11, 12. BUTLER, COREY: Floats 9, 10. CAMPBELL, BARRYY.: Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling (Captain) 9, 10, 11 , 12 . CAMPBELL, BARRY: Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Hobby Club 9; Senior Play Crew 12; Softball 11; Statistician (Wrestling) 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track 9. CAMPBELL, SCOT: NAC 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 12; Track 10, 11; VIKING Staff 11, 12. CARNEY, MARCY: Concert Band 9, Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Floats 9, 10, 11; Musical Crew 9, 10; Woodland Aides 11, 12; Travel Club 9, 10. CARUFEL, MARIE: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 (Captain-10; Co-Captain-11; Captain-12); NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 12. CLARKE, LARRY RICHIE: Wrestling 10. COCHRAN, DEBORAH: Chorus 9, 12; NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Girls ' State 11; Junior Play Cast 11; Musical Cast 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Pom Pon Girls 1 0; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; (Secretary - 11; V. President - 12); Swim Team 9; Swim Timette 11; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 10); Varsity Singers 9, 10, 11 , 12 . COLLINS, BRIAN: Vocational Education 12. COLLIN j, GRANT: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Football 9. 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Vocational Education 11, 12. COOPER, DENISE: Junior Play Crew 11; Teacher ' s Aide 11,12. COVERT, HERBERT: Co-op 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Vocational Education 12; Travel Club 10 11 12. COWELL, MIKE: Vocational Education 9, 10, 1 1, 12. DAGGETT, LISA: BOEC 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10; Chorus 11; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast 11; Library Service 11, 12; Musical Cast 10; Senior Play Crew 12; Student Council 9 10 11 . 12 . DEBANO, DAN: Co-op 12; Vocational Education 11 12; (VICA-Officer). DEBANO, MARK: Floats 11, 12; Co-op 11. 12; Library Service 10, 11, 12. DECKER. CAROL: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 1 1 , Woodland Aides 11,12. DECKER, KYLE: Vocational Education 9, 10, 11,12 (Auto Body). DELONG, DEOBRAH: BOEC (Skill Center-Secretary) 11; Library Service 12; Office Help 10;Aide 11; (Port Huron Central High School 9, 10). DENMAN, RODMAN: Floats 9, 10. 11. DESHON, DAN: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocationa 1 cation 11,12; Wrestling 9, 10. DIONNE, PAUL: Co-op 11, 12; Vocational iucation 12. DORA, KELLY: Cho r JS 10; Library Service 11; Office Help 11, 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Faculty Euitor) • Woodland Aides 11, 12. DUBAY, DENISE: Office Help 10, 1 1 ; Teacher ' s Aide 12. DZURNAK. MARK: Tennis 9. EAGEN, JANE: Co-op 12, Office Help 10, 11. EPLEY , JANA: Library Service 11; Office Help 12; Teacher ' s Aide 10, 1 1 ; Woodland Aides 12. ERNEST, GARY: Ski Club 9, 10, 1 1. EVANS, PAM: BOEC (Treasurer-11, President- 12); Cheerleader 9; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 1 1 ; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12. FARR, JEFF: Homecoming Escort 12. FEICK, JILL: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Homecoming Court 11, 12. FICK, DON: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11,12; Swim Team 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 (Captain-1 2); Varsity Club 11, 12; FICK, BOB: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Wrestling 1 0, 1 1 . FODY, JOHN: NAC 12. FORSTER, JIM: Basketball 9, 10; Floats 10, 11, 12; French Club 11,12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Junior Play Crew 11, Junior Prom Committee 11; Senior Play Crew 12, Senior Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 11; Steering Committee 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. FRAZER, PAULA: Cheerleader 9; Floats 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Co-op 1 2; Library Service 10, 11. FRIZZLE, DENISE: Chorus 9, 10, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Service 9, 10; Musical Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Help 1 1; Swim Team 9; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11, 12. GAFFNEY, DAVE: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12 (Treasurer-12); Wrestling 10, 11, 12 GALANT, JEFF: Co-op 12. GALANT, LINDA: NAC 12; Hobby Club 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Library Service 11, 1 2; Senior Play Cast 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Track 9. GALVIN, ROBERT: NAC 12; French Club 10, 11; Musical Cast 1 2; Ski Club 1 1 . GAR BUTT, SHELLY: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Library Service 9; Pom Pon Girls 9. GATES, KATHY: Library Service 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12 . Senior Directory GIBSON, ANNETTE: Floats 9, 10; Co-op 11. GIFFER, JOHN: Floats 11. GILBERT, BUDDY: Vocational Educational 12. GILROY, BONNIE: Office Help 12; Vocational Education 1 1 , 1 2 (General Merchandising). GLOMBOWSKI, BRENDA: Cheerleader 10; Floats 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 10. GOLUBINSKI, DENISE: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12; (Reporter 11), (Editor Editor 12) ; Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Chorus 9, 12; Floats 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Class Officer 10 (Treasurer); Junior Play Crew 11; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Varsity Singers 10, 1 1 . GOODIN, DANA: NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Homecoming Court 12; Office Help 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Pom Pon Girls 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 1 2 (Secretary). GOTO, SUM IE: Chorus 12; Homecoming Court 12; Musical Cast 12; Pom Pon Girls 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 12; Tennis 12; YFU 12; (Kyouitsu Girls ' High School, Japan). GROCH, JULIE: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 1 1 ; Office Help 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 11,12. HALL, SCOTT: Boys ' State 11; Student Council 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11. HART, CONNIE: Homecoming Court 10; Majorette 1 1 ; Swim Team 9; Teacher ' s Aide 11,12. HART, KATHY: Floats 9, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew 1 1 ; Library Service 10; Pep Club 10, Pom Pon Girls 10, 12; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 10; Swim Team 9; Swim Timette 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11 . Woodland Aides 11. HARTMAN, SUE: Co-op 12. HENRY, RENEE. Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (V. President 12); Junior Play Crew 11; Musical Crew 10, 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 11; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12 . HERMANS, PATRICK: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; NAC 1 2; Floats 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Steering Committee 12; Wrestling 1 2; YFU 1 2, (Herligilluagd College, Dendermonde, Belgium). HERR, BRIAN: Teacher ' s Aide 10, 1 1; Tennis 10, 1 1; Senior Prom Committee 12. (Port Huron High 9, 10 , 11 ). HILLMAN, HOWARD: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Junior Play Cast (Tennison) 11 ; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Track 12. HIMMEL, TOM: Floats 9, 10, 11; Hockey 10, 11; Varsity Club 1 1 . HOLLENBACK, JULIE: Chorus 12; Floats 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Woodland Aide 12; (Crestwood High School 10, 11). HORNER, NANCY: Chorus 9; Co-op 11. INGRAM, LINDA: BOEC 12; Floats 9, 11. 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Office Help 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Swim Timette 12; Travel Club 11 , 12. JAMES, MICHELLE: VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12; (Sports Co-Editor 11, Senior Co-Editor 12); BOEC (Skill Center 12, Officer); Floats 9, 10. 11. 12; Office Help 11; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Softball 9; Vocational Education 11, 12 (Steno-Clerical); Senior Prom Committee 12. JOB, MARTY: Vocational Education 12, (Vocational Drafting) JOKIE, SHERI: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 9; Senior Prom Committee 1 2; Student Council 10, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; (Port Huron Central High School 1 1). JONES, JULIE: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Office Help 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Pom Pon Girls 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Senior Play Crew 12; Student Council 10. KEENER, SUE: Floats 9, 10, 1 1 ; Co-op 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Travel Club 9, 10. KERBYSON, JOY: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Help 9, 10; VIKING Staff 10; Vocational Education 11, 12 (Data Processing). KETCHUM, NANCY: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12, (Queen); Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 1 2; VIKING Staff 9, 10,11, 1 2, (Photographer). KETCHUM, SANDY: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 9, 10, 11, 12 (Business Manager 11, 12). KING, BRIAN: Floats 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Football 9, 10; French Club 9; Junior Play Cast 11 ; Musical Crew 9; Swim Team 9, 10, 1 1 . KLIEMAN, SHERI: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12. KNAPP, JEAN: BOEC 10, 11, 12 (V. President 11, 12;) Junior Play Crew 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Library Service 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Vocational Education (Steno-Clerical). KOBREHEL, TOM: Co-op 12; Vocational Education 11, 12; Junior Play Cast 11. KOCH, JIM: Baseball 9; Basketball 9; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Ski Club 11, 12. KOEHN, JEFF: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Student Council 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; VIKING Staff 11.12 (Advertising Manager). KOPPELBERGER. ALLAN: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Floats 9, 10, 1 1 ; Class Officer 9, 10 (Vice-President 9, President 10); French Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 1 1 ; Musical Cast 9; Musical Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; VIKING Staff 10, 11, 12 (Performing Arts Editor 10, 11, 12 and Senior Editor 12); Homecoming Parade Co-chairman 11, 12; Coming Home Chairman; Teacher ' s Aide 1 2. KOTA, ANDREA: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Junior Play Crew 11; Musical Crew 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Pom Pon Girls 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12. LAMB, JEFF: Co-op 11; Ski Club 9; Teacher ' s Aide 12 . LASH, DAN: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Vocational Education 11, 12 (VICA 11,12). LECAINE, GUY: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11 ; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11; Office Help 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11 . Student Council 9,11; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. LEITCH, LORI: Chorus 9, 10, 11; Floats 12; Musical Crew 1 2; Senior Play Crew 1 2; T rack 9, 10, 11, 12. LEVY, MARK: Vocational Education 11,12. LIVINGSTON, JIM: Hockey 11; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. LUCAS, STEVE: Chorus 9, 11, 12; Musical Cast 9; Senior Play Cast 12. LUKASEK, JOE: Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. MACK, DAN: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (CAPTAIN 10); Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 9, 12); Pep Club 12; Varsity 1 1, 12 (President 12). MARKS, ANN: Co-op 12. MASON, TAMMY: BOEC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Steering Committee 10, 11; Student Council 9, Teacher ' s Aide 10, 11, 12. MATHERS, BRIGETTE: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Softball 9. 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11. 12; Senior Directory Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 11 ; Volleyball 9, 1 0, 1 1 ; Woodland Aide 11,12. MAYNARD, MIKE: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; French Club 11, 12; Golf 11; Homecoming Escort 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee 1 2; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 12. MCCLELLAN, BELINDA: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Basketball 9, Chorus 10; NAC 12; Floats 9, 10; Co-op 12; Cross Country 11; Junior Play Crew 9, 10; Senior Play Crew 12; Student Council 1 2; Swim Team 9, 10; Swim Timette 11, 12; Travel Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11; Track 10. MCKENZIE, PATRICK (CHIP): Co-op 12. MCLEAN, BRENDA: Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 9, 10, 1 1; Stage Band 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 12); Floats 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Volleyball 10, 11 , 12; Track 9, 1 1, 12. MCNICHOL, JOHN: Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. MELVILLE, DAVE: Vocational Education, 12. MILLER, JILL: Pep Club 10; Softball 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Track 9; Varsity Club 11, 12; Woodland Aide 11, 12. MILLER, PENNY: Floats 10, 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Softball 10; Steering Committee 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12. MILLER, RALPH: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12. MILLER, SHARON: Floats 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President 11, President 12); Junior Play Crew 11, (House Manager); Junior Prom Committee 11 ; Pep Club 10, 1 1 , 1 2 (Vice-President 11); Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 12, (Student Director); Senior Prom Committee 12; Statistician (Basketball 9, 10; Boys ' Track 9; Girls ' Track 11, 12); Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; VIKING Staff 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2 (Underclassmen Editor 9, 10, 11; Editor-in-chief 12); Volleyball 9,10,11; Homecoming Chairman 12. MILLS, JEFF: Homecoming Escort 12 (Queen); Teacher ' s Aide 12. MITCHELL, MARY: Office Help 11; Vocational Education; Woodland Aide 12. PARTAIN, ERV: Basketball 9; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11 ; Hockey 10, 11; Office Help 11 , Tennis 9, 1 0; Vocational Education 11, 12. PATERSON, LORRAINE: Musical Crew 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11,12 (Accounting). PAVLIK, CHERYL: Cheerleader 12 (Secretary); Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11,12; Class Officer 10, 11, 12(10,11 Treasurer, Secretary 1 2); Girls ' State 11 ; Honor Society 10, 11 , 12; Junior Play Cast 1 1; Junior Prom Committee 11; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 10; Steering Committee 10, 11, 12; Teachers ' Aide 11; Thespians 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Singers 9, 10. PELTON, DOUG: Concert Band 9, 10; Floats 9; Marching Band 9. 10; Pep Band 10. PETRICK BRUCE: Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Boys ' State 11; Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Statisticians 11,12 (Swimming), Swim Team 9, 10; Track 10, 11. PIERCE, RICHARD: Floats 9, 10, 11 , 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 11); Senior Play Crew 12; Ski Club 10; Swim Team 9, 10; Teachers Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 12, Wrestling 10, 11 . PIOCH, JAMIE: Basketball 9, 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2; Chorus 10; Floats 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Library Service 1 1 ; Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11; Softball 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Track 11, 12. PRESTON, LISA: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11 , 12. Co-op 12; Senior Prom Committees 12; Ski Club 11; Softball 10. 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 11, 12, VIKING Staff 12. PRODON, MICHELLE: VIKING Staff 9. 12 (St. Clair High School 9. 10) PUTZE, KIRK: Co-op 11, 12; Hockey 10. 11; Vocational Education 9, 11, 12; (Machine Shop) RAMSEY, KAREN: Co-op 11, 12; Library Service 10; Woodland Aides 11. RASOR, JAMES: Chorus 12; Floats 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 1 1 ; Musical Cast 11 ; Senior Play Cast 1 1; Senior Play Cast 12. REARDON, DAVE: Floats 9, 10; Football 9; Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Play Crew 11 ; Musical Cast 10, 11, 12; Musical Crew 10, 11, 12; Office Help 12; Senior Play Cast and Crew 12; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Thespians 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 1 1. 12. RHODY, ELIZABETH: BOEC 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Chorus 9, 10; Floats 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Musical Crew 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew 12, Senior Prom Committee 12; Student Council 12; Swim Team 12; Swim Timettes 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Vocational Education 11 (Steno Clerical). RICHARDS. MIKE: Co-op 12; RICHARDS, PATRICK: Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Teachers Aide 11, 12; Co-op 12; Track 9, 10, 11. 12. RIVARD, PAM : Vocational Education 11,12. ROSE, JILL: Basketball 9, 10, 11; Floats 9, 10, 11. 12; Softball 9, 10; Statisticians 10, (Girls Basketball); Steering Committee 11 ; Teacher ' s Aide 11; Varsity Club 1 1; Volleyball 10, 11 . Woodland Aides 11 , 12; Track 11 ; Travel Club 9. ROSS, JENNIFER: BOEC 12; Cheerleader 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10; Teacher ' s Aide 11,12. RYMERS, STEVE: Basketball 9, 10, 11 , 12; Floats 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Student Council 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. SAFFEE, GREG: Floats 9, 10, 11,12; Class Officers 9, 11, 12 (President); French Club 9, 10, 11. 12 (Vice-President 10; President 11, 12); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (V. President 10); Senior Play Crew 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Ski Club 10; Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 12 . SALGOT, CHUCK: Class Officer 9, 10; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Golf 10; Ski Club 9, 10 Steering Committee 10, 11, Student Council 10, Teacher ' s Aide 12; Tennis 10. SAWDON, BRIAN: Baseball 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Society 9; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 12. SCHAMBRE, ANN: SCHEFFLER, CAROL: Teacher ' s Aide 11; Woodland Aides 11, 12. SCHOTT, MICHELLE: SCHULTZ, ROBERT: Chorus 11,12; Hobby Club 10; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Tennis 9. SCHULTZE, VIRGINIA: SCHWAB, GREGG: Swim Team 1 2 (Port Huron High 9, 10, 11). SHAFRAN, JOHN: floats 9. 10. SIEMAN, SHERYL: Concert Band 9, 11, Marching Band 9, Stage Band 9; Chorus 12; Floats 10, 11 Co-op 12; Statistician 12 (Cross Country); Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Musical Crew 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 12, Swim Team 10; Swim Timettes 10, 11,1 2; Teacher ' s Aide 11 , 12. SLOT A, SCOTT: Swim Team 9. 10. SLY, TAMI: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12;Pom Pon Girls 11,12 (Co-Captain 12); Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Statisticians 11; Senior Directory Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10. SMALL, KATHLEEN: Chorus 9; Woodland Aides 1 1 12 . SMARCH, BONNIE: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Musical Cast 9, 10, 11; Junior Play Cast 11; Senior Play Cast 12; NAC 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12. SMARCH, CORRINE: Concert Band 9, 10; Stage Band 9, 10; BOEC 10, 11, 12 (President 11; Skill Center 1 2) ; Floats 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Majorettes 9, 10; Musical Cast 11 ; Musical Crew 10; Pep Club 10; Pom Pon Girls 10; Senior Play Crew 1 2; Ski Club 1 1 ; Student Council 9; T eacher ' s Aide 1 2; Thespians 10, 1 1 , 1 2 (T reasurer 11); Vocational Education 11,12. SMITH, BOB: Baseball 9, 10, 1 1, 1 2; NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 10, 11 , 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Campus Life 11 , 12 . SMYTH, LISA: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 10); Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Service 1 1 ; Pep Club 1 0; Varsity Club 11,12; Track 9, 1 0 11, 12. SNYDER, VANCE: Pep Band 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Football 9, 10, 11 , 12; Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Steering Committee 11; Varsity Club 11, 12 (V. President 12 ). SOBOLESKI, GREGG: Floats 9, 10, 11; Football 9; Golf 10; Ski Club 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 1 1; Track 9, 10, 1 1 . SOCHA, DENNIS: Concert Band 9; Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Stage Band 9; Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast and Crew 11 ; Junior Prom Committee 1 1 ; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Cast and Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 9. 10; Tennis 9, 10; Varsity Club 12. SPENCER, GARRY: Wrestling 11,12. STEELE, SCOTT: Chorus 9; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12 Musical Crew 9; Vocational Education 11, 12 ( Foods) . STEVENS, SCOTT: Baseball 9; Floats 10, 11, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Steering Committee 10, 12; Vocational Education 11,12. STEWART, LORI: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12 Office Help 1 1 ; Pep Club 10; Pom Pon Girls 10, 1 1 , 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; STIMAC, SHAWN: Football 9. STOINOFF, BRIAN: Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Secretary 12) STURDEVANT, JOHN: Teacher ' s Aide 12 SWOFFER, CHRYSTAL: Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 1 2; Teacher ' s Aide 1 2 TAYLOR, SCOTT: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9 10 11 12 ' ' THIBDEAU, JERRY: Co-12 12; Vocational Education 11, 12. TROY, MARY: Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 11; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer 12); Junior Play Crew 1 1 ; Steering Commottee 9; Student Council 1 0, 1 1 , 12 (President 12); Swim Timettes 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11 12 . TYLER, LENORA: Woodland Aides 11, 12 TYLER, TERRI: ULRICH, RALPH: Football 9; Co-op 12 VACHON, JEANNE: Floats 9. 10, 1 1; Class Officer 9; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12 (M.V.P. 10, 11); Junior Prom Committee 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Teacher ' s Aide 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Croswell-Lexington High School 9, 10 , 11 ) VANDERWILL, RON: Basketball 9, 10; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10; Office Help 12; Staticisians 11 (Hockey); Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12 VANSACH, PAM: Library Service 12; Teacher ' s Aide VANSICKLE, PAUL: Baseball 12; Basketball 12; Floats 12; Cross Country 12; (Port Huron Northern High School 9, 10, 11) VANSICKLE, RICHELL: Basketball 9; NAC 12; Track 9; Volleyball 9 VIKSTROM ROB: Boy ' s State 11; Chorus 12; Floats 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Woodlands Aides 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11 VOLLSTAEDT, JIM: Football 9; Vocational Education 11,12 VONALT, CHRIS: AMPLI FIER Staff 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain 9, 10); NAC 12; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11, (Secretary); Junior Play Crew 11; Junior Prom Committee 11; Musical Cast 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12 WALKER, KURT: Baseball 10, 11; Floats 11. 12 WALKER, RICHARD: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11,12; Floats 9; Co-op 12; Hobby Club 9; Vocational Education 10, 1 1 (Foods) WARSKINSKI, TAMMY: Floats 9, 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Staticisians 12 (Boys Track); Student Council 12; (Port Huron Central High School 9, 10, 11 ) WILLIAMS, MIKE: Student Council 10 WILSON, CHRIS: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Floats 9, 10. 11, 12; Steering Committee 9 WILSON, LORI: AMPLIFIER Staff 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; (News Editor 11, Editor-in-chief 12); Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain 9, 10; Captain 12); Chorus 9, 10; Floats 9, 10, 11; Class Officer 10, 12 (V. President 11); Junior Play Cast 11; Junior Prom Committee 11, Majorettes 9, 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Steering Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Varsity Singers 10 WILSON, SANDRA: Cheerleader 10; Floats 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; French Club 9, 10; Junior Play Crew 11; Musical Crew 10, 11; Office Help 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Thespians 9; Vocational Education 11 12 WOJCIK, DARLA: Chorus 9; Floats 12; Co-op 12; Junior Play Crew 11, Majorettes 9, 10; Musical Crew 9, 10, 11; Office Help 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 11; Swim Timettes 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Travel Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (President 12); NAC 12; Track 9 WOLFE, MARGO: Chorus 9, 12; Floats 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Library Service 11; Pom Pon Girls 11; Woodland Aides 12 WORDEN, RICHARD: Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 11; French Club 9, 10; Musical Cast 10 WRIGHT, VICKIE: Chorus 9. 10. 12; Woodland Aides 11, 12 ZAUNER, TOM: Junior Play Cast 11; Steering Committee 9, 10, 1 1 ZIMMER, LORI: BOEC 11, 12 (Skill Center 11); Chorus 9, Floats 12; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Student Council 10; Vocational Education 11 (Steno-Clerical) Announcing... Aitken, Steve 24,95, 106 Albert, Catherine 38 Allen, Brad 24, 86, 1 14, 1 1 5 Allington, Lisa 38 Amesse, Brenda 49 Angerbrandt, Tammie 38 ANGOVE, JEANNIE 66, 138 Angus, Melissa 49, 77 Anthony, Steve 49 ARCHER, DOUGLAS 100, 138 Archer, Eric 49, 110 Armstead, Robert 38 Artman, Melissa 20, 21 , 49 Ashley, Holly 24, 71 Ashley, Richard 24, 32 AYOTTE, CHRISTINE 6, 138 Ayotte, Jon 24 Backschmidt, Glenease 77 Badley, Ronald 49, 109 Bailey, Mike 38 Bailey, Rick 38, 1 08 BAILEY, WENDY 74, 138 Baker, Linda 24 , 74, 115 BAKER, MIKE 95, 106, 138 Baker, Theodore 17, 38 Baker, Todd 24, 86 Baker, Vince 16, 17, 24, 79 Balia, Lori 37,38 BAMBUSCH, BRIAN 95, 106, 138 Barbe, Tim 38,42, 86, 106, 114 Barnes, Colleen 38 Barnes, Douglas 49 Barr, Karen 24, 69 Bartley, Dan 38 Bassett, Jody 38 BASSETT, SHERRYL 68, 139 BASSETT, TRACY 69, 1 39 Bates, Jenny 38 Bates, Joel 38, 108, 110 Beam, Chuck 24 Beaudry, Scott 24, 36, 77, 86, 106 Beedon, Sandy 38, 42, 66, 75 Benedict, James 38, 69 Bennett, James Bennett, Lee 24 Bennett, Mike 49, 109, 110 Bennett, Nancy 49 Benoit, Kathy 38, 77, 115 Benoit, Kenneth 24,95, 106 Benson, Gary Bergdoll, Clifford 49 Bertrand, Donald 49 BIEDINGER, BECKY 139 Binsley, Mike 38 BINSLEY, SUZANNE 68, 139 BITZINGER, JEFF 139 Bitzinger, Kevin 38, 110 Bixler, Ann 24, 26, 36, 69. 74 Black, Bruce 24, 108 BODDY, RON 86, 139 BOEHM, KARL 64, 140 Boettner, Wendy 24, 36, 1 1 5 Bommarito, Chuck 24 Boshart, Marcy 24, 64 Bott, Tim 38, 1 10 Bowen, Karen 24 Bowen, Kirk 24 Bowman, Brian 24, 95, 1 14 Bowman, Danny 48, 49, 54, 77, 109 BOWMAN, MICHAEL 75. 86, 100, 106, 140 Bowman, Nancy 19, 38, 77 Bowman, Susan 24, 28, 3C Bowman, William 86, 106, 1 14 Braden, Cathy 49 Braun, Barry 24,30,86, 101, 106, 115 BRAY, CYNTHIA 140 BRECKNER, KATHLEEN 74, 140 Breckner, Mary 24, 74 Briggs, Ted 16, 49 BRIGGS, TOD 140 Bright, Juanita 49 Bright, T odd 38 Bright, Troy 25 BRIMMER, CHERI 17, 140 Brinker, Jeffery 38 Brock, Heather 49, 52 Brougham, Jeff 25 Brower, Deborah 18,49 BROWER, DERRICK 69, 86, 141 Brown, Connie 39 BROWN, JILL 141 Brown, Martha 25 Brown, Michael 49 BROWN, NANCY 141 BROWN, TROY 69, 141 Bruening, Cheryl 25 BRYSON, DEBBIE 67, 68, 141 Buch, Lisa 25, 67 Bucko, Christopher 49 Burczycki, Faith 25,67 Burley, Scott 39 Bushaw, Dave 25, 1 02, 103 Butcher, Pam 39, 45 BUTLER, COREY 141 Butler, Sally 39, 103 Butler, William 49 CAMPBELL, BARRY 98, 142 Campbell, Charles 37, 39, 77, 98, 1 14 CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS 65, 77, 94, 98, 102, 142 Campbell, Leroy 49 CAMPBELL, MERRI 100,142 CAMPBELL, SCOTT 142 Campbell, Terri 25, 69 Campbell, Todd 25 Cannon, Daniel 39 CARNEY, MARCY 67, 142 Carney, Marla 39 Carpa, Ann 49 Carty, Bob 39 CARUFEL, MARIE 107, 142 Cataldo, Jim 25, 69 Catalda, Tim 25, 69 Caverly, Sean 39, 102 Chapdelaine, Chris 39 Christensen, Kathy 17, 39 Churchill, David 39 Ciel, Mary Kaye 39 Clark, Kathy 17,49 Clark, Lisa 25, 74 CLARKE, RICHARD 69, 143 Clarke, Tracey 49 Cleaver, Ann 25, 28, 36, 77. 103, 107 Cleaver, Jim 25 Cobb, Gary 49 Cobb, Lawrence 49 COCHRAN, DEBORAH 10, 74 , 77, 143 Cochran, Leonard 25, 74, 100 Coggins, Lora 18, 49, 50 Collard, Alan 1 7, 50 COLLINS, BRIAN 143 COLLINS, GRANT 86, 143 Collins, Todd 39, 47, 69, 108, 1 14 Conley, David 25, 114 Conrad, James 25 Conrad, Sheila 25 Conrad, Susan 17, 25 Coon, Jay 25 Coon, Kelly 50 COOPER, DENISE 143 Corp, Susan 25 COVERT, HERBERT 143 COWELL, MIKE 69. 144 COZY, M|KE 144 Creamer, John 50 Cristick, Debbie 50 Cummings, Marci 50, 77 Curfman, David 50 Curley, Dan 25, 86, 106 Currie, Debora 18, 50 Currie, Richard 25, 69 Curtis, Jenifer 31 Cutcher, Jorv-Paul 25 DAGGFTT f LISA 69. 77, 144 Uanhausen, Connie 50 Day, Melissa 25, 68, 71 Dazer, Karen 20, 37, 39 Dease, Lisa 25 DEBANO, DANIEL 144 Debano, Marjorie 39, 74, 77 DEBANO, MARK 144 Debano, Michael 50 DeBoyer, Les 25 , 74, 108 DECKER, CAROL 144 DECKER. KYLE 69. 145 DELAND, KAREN 145 Deland, Kenneth 50 DeLano, Gregory 26 DeLano, Timothy 37,47 DELONG, DEBORAH 66, 145 DeLong, Dennis 39 DeNardin, John 39, 108, 114 DENMAN, RODMAN 145 DESHON, DAN 69, 86, 145 Diem, Denise 26 Dill, Chris 26, 68, 102 Djngman.Todd 26 DIONNE, PAUL 145 DORA, KELLY 67, 145 Dora, Kim 26, 67 Dortman, Martha 39 Dortman, Mike 50 Doubles, Lisa 20, 50 Dougherty, Doug 39, 102, 108, 1 10 Dowms, Deborah 18, 26, 36, 77 Drechsler, Mark 50 Drechsler, Theresa 39 DUBAY, DENISE 146 Dubay, Rochelle 50 Durcan, Patricia 26, 36, 91 , 102, 1 07 Durst, Tammy 25, 26 DZURNAK, MARK 146 EAGEN, JANE 146 Eagle, Evelyn 20, 50 Edwards, Terri 50 Ellis, Ann Marie 50 Ellis, Thomas 39, 74 Endelman, Joel 39, 95, 1 14 EPLEY, JANA 146 ERNEST, GARY 146 EVANS, PAM 62, 103, 146 Everitt, Jan 26, 36 Everitt, Wendy 50, 51 Falkenhagen, Keith 50, 109 FARR, JEFF 147 FEICK, JILL 74,81,82, 103, 147,178 Ferguson, Bobbi Jo 48, 50 Ferguson, Tim 26, 95 Fezatte, Lora Mae 50 FICK, DON 17, 147 FICK, ROBERT 17, 147 Fife, John 40 Flynn, Melissa 19, 50 FODY, JOHN 147 Foerster, Thomas 50 Foerster, T. J. 1 7, 40, 77, 102, 103, 1 06 Fogarty, Richard 1 7, 40 Foglesong, Carol 26 FORESTER, JAMES 6, 18, 95, 132,147 Forster, Scott 26, 95, 106 Fraley, AnneMarie 20, 40 Francisco, William 50,’ 109 Franklin, David 50 Franklin, Etta 26 Frazer, Lori 50 FRAZER, PAULA 148 French, Jill 40 French, Michelle 40 French, Robert 50, 1 09, 1 1 0 French, Tammy 50 French, Trade 20, 37,40, 77, 11 5 FRENDT, DIANE 148 Frizzle, Craig 50, 98, 109 FRIZZLE, DENISE 67, 148 Fuller, Dennis 26 GAFFNEY, DAVE 86, 9P i06, 148 Gaffney, Leo 26 GALANT, JEFF 74, 148 GALANT, LINDA 7, 62, 66, 148 GALVIN, ROBERT 148 GARBUTT, SHELLY 148 Gardner, Loretta 17, 51 Garrow, Deborah 17. 51 Garrow, Larry 40 GATES, KATHY 66, 149 Gates, siandra 40 Genaw, Christina 40, 66 Gehrke, Linda 25 , 26, 77, 103 Genaw, Cherrie 26 GETNER, MARY 149 GIBSON, ANNETTE 149 Gibson, Hope 51 GIFFER, JOHN 149 Gilbert, Cecil 26 Gilbert, Paul 51 gilroy, bonnie 68 , 149 Ginsberg, Cathy 26, 28 Ginsberg, Diane 51 Gizar, David 51 , 109 Gkekas, Greg 40, 102, 108 GLOMBOWSKI, BRENDA 1 03. 150 GOLUNBINSKI, DENISE 6, 10, 150 Goniwicha, Randy 47 GOODIN, DANA 75, 81, 82, 101, 107, 150 Goodmen, Mary 17, 26 Goodwin, Gerald 51, 116 Goodwin, Michael 40, 69 Gorman, Paul 51 GOTO, SUM IE 19, 77, 82, 150 Gottschalk, Bob 26 Gray, Scott 51, 95, 110 Green, Mark 40 GREEN, MIKE 26. 79, 106. 152 Gregg, P a m 40, 66 Gresell, Mark 51, 110 Grueber, Leah 19,40, 77 GROCH, JULIE 6, 150 Grosser, Chris 26,95, 114 Gwisdala, Mark 40, 98, 102, 108 Haas, Mark 51 Haas, Susan 26, 68, 71 Haggerty, Teri 40, 115 INDEX Hall, Jeff 40,45, 114 Hall, Leslie 40 HALL, SCOTT 77, 151 Hands, Maris sa Harper, Tom 51 Harris, Jeff 26 Harris, Karen 40 HART, CONNIE 151 Hart, Jeff 26, 102 HART, KATHY 19, 151 Hart, Rhonda 51 Hartig, John 27, 79, 86 Hartig, Tim 40, 108 Hartman, Brian 5 1 Hartman, Joe 40, 68 HARTMAN, ROGER 27 151 HARTMAN, SUE 151 Harvey, Chris 51 Harvey, Curt 17, 51 Harvey, Perry 27, 68 Hayes, Ann 40 Hayes, Ann Marie 27, 75, 82, 107 Headlee, Gary 37,41, 75, 77, 79, 102, 108, 110 Heim, Wendy 51 Heise, David 27, 106 Heise, Kim 48, 51 HENRY, RENEE 151 Henry, Steve 41 Hensley, Larry 27 Herman, Kim 51 Herman, Lyle 51 Herman, Melanie 41 HERMANS, PATRICK 7, 74, 98 152 HERR, BRIAN 152 Hietikko, David 27 Hietikko, Kristen 51, 77 Hilliwere, Dawn 41 Hilliwere, Denise 27 HILLMAN, HOWARD 10, 15 ' Himmel, Kris 51 HIMMEL, TOM 68, 152 Hinkley, Debbie 41 , 66 Hoag, Barb 41 Hoeft, Kendra 1 7, 51 Hoetger, Diane 27, 69 HOLLENBACK, JULIE 67. 152 Hollenback, Keith 41 Horne, Ron 27, 36, 86, 101, 106, 115 Horner. Joel 51 HORNER, NANCY 152 Hoskins, Colleen 19,41 Hoskins, Jon Hoskins, Ron 27 Howes, Kim 51 Hudson, Sam 20, 27, 86, 106 Hurley, Holly 178 Hutchinson, Stacy 51 Hyatte, Stefanie41 INGRAM, LINDA 6, 77, 153 James, Michelle 27, 64 JAMES, MICHELLE L. 68, 153 James, Nicole 37, 4 1 , 115 Janiszewskj, Mark 27 Jaworski, Mike 41 , 1 06, 1 14 Job, Ken 41 JOB, MARTY 153 Johnson, Jamey 51 Johnson, Jim 27, 32 , 36 Johnson, Jody 41 , 1 1 5 Johnson, Mari lee 1 7, 52 Johnson, Ron 41, 47, 102, 106, 110 Johnson, Stefan ie 27, 28 JOKIE, SHERI 77, 153 JONES, JULIE 19, 153 Jones, Scott 41, 108, 110, 114 Jones, Tim 52 Jowett, Chris 41 Jowett, Julie 39, 41,46, 115 Jowett, Karyn 27, 30, 36, 62, 77 Joyce, Kim 41 Juzysta, Lisa 27, 36, 62. 107 Kammer, Joe 27 KEENER, SUE 153 Kegley, Pat 37, 41 Kegley, Paul 41 , 1 10, 1 14 Kelch, Marlyn 41 Kennedy, Paul 41 Kennedy, Kathy 52 Kerbyson, Becky 41 KERBYSON, JOY 69, 154 Kerr, Lisa 42 Kester, William 52 KETCHUM, NANCY 63, 81, 82, 154 KETCHUM, SANDY 63, 154 Kil borne, Alfred 52 Kim, Alicia 27, 62, 77 Kim, Susan 17, 42 KING, BRIAN 1 54 King, Carey 52 King, Lori 27, 36, 77 King, Scott 27 King, Tim Kleeves, Jeff 42 KJeinstiver, Michelle 52 KLIEMANN, SHARI 154 KNAPP, JEAN 62, 69. 154 Knapp, Karen 27, 67, 68 Knapp, Bob 27, 68 Kinisley, Allen 47 KOBREHEL, TOM 155 KOCH, JIM 1 55 Koehler, Karen 27, 68 107 115 KOEHN, JEFF 155 Konik, Thomas 52. 109. 1 10 KOPPELBERGER, ALLEN 6, 20, 60, 61, 63, 77, 155 205 Koppelberger, Andrea 20, 26, 42 77 79 82 KOTA, ANDREA 19, 155 ' ' Kota, Kathleen 19, 52 Krohn, Kim 42 Laeder, Brenda 52 Laidlaw, Linda 17, 28 LAMB, JEFF 69, 155 Lambert, Ian 17, 52 Lambert, Paul 1 7,28 Langolf, Kellie 19, 42 Lapka, Michael 52 LASH, DAN 156 Lash. Donald 109 Lasko, Laurie 28, 62, 69, 107 Lasky, John 28, 69 Leavitt, Melanie 48, 52 LeCaine, Billy 42, 45 74 95 LECAINE, GUY 95, 106, ' 156 Lee, Brian 2B Lehto, Jon 47 LEITCH, LORI 103, 156 Lepine, Joseph 28 Levandowski, Janine 52 Levandowski, Jeff 28,69, 108, 114, 115 Leverich, Karen 28 Levy, Mark 69, 156 Lewis, Marcella 42, 43, 66 Liverance, Gordon 52 Liverance, John 52 LIVINGSTON, JIM 156 Lock, Jeff 28 , 77, 102 Loeding, Mike 47 Lomerson, Cynthia 42 Lorenger, Austin 38, 42 Lotze, Vicki 28 Find -A -Name Loxton, Robert 52 Lucas, Joseph 52 LUCAS, STEVE 6. 7, 156 Luciani, Ann Marie 28, 69, 1 15 Luciani, Kevin 52, 109 Lukasek, Jill 42, 75 LUKASEK, JOE 106, 157 Lukitsch, Michelle 42 Lumburner, Greg 28 MacAllister, Kathy 28 MacDonald, DeAnn 42 Macintosh, Kelly 17, 28, 102 MACK, DAN 75,86, 106, 157, 178 Mack, Eileen 39, 42 Mack, Janet 19, 52 Mackay , Laura 48, 52, 77, 82 MacNeil, Karen 28 MacNeil, Keith 52, 109 Maday , Stephen 16, 17,52, 109 Magee, Ranee 52 Mallorey, David 48, 52, 77, 109 Mallorey, Mark 28, 30, 36, 77, 1 14 Manfrin, Craig 28 Maples, Roberta 28 Maraget, Michelle 52 Maraget,Tony 28 Mari, Susan 28 MARKS, ANN 157 Marks, Steve 52 Marlin, Jim 28 Marlin, John 42 MARTIN, JULIE 6, 157 Martin, Mary 28 Martin, Rosemary 48, 52 Marquis, Douglas 1 7, 20, 40,42, 77 Masar, Jeff 42, 108 Masar, Terrie 51 , 53 MASON, TAMMY 157 Master, Ann 42 Mathers, Brenda 41 , 42, 75, 115 MATHERS, BRIGETTE 62, 77, 101 , 103, 132, Mathers, Paul 28, 77, 108, Mathews, Bryan 53 Maul, John 47, 108 MAYNARD, MIKE 75. 77. 106, 132, 158 Maynard, Tom 42 McCallun, Karen 42 McClaren, Kathy 42 MCCLELLAN, BELINDA 6, 74, 77, 1 58 McClellan, Don 28 McCullough, Danny 53,55 McFarlane, Troy 42 McKenney, Ramona 53 McKenzie, David 53, 110 MCKENZIE, PATRICK 1 58 McLane, Heidi 42 McLane, Rod 2B, 36, 77, 79, 106 MCLEAN, BRENDA 62, 91,103, 107, 158 McLean, Ellen 53 McNabb, Joey 17, 29, 36, 62 MCNICHOL, JOHN 106, 158 McTaggert, Frank 53 McWhirter, Constance Medford, T oby 29, 98 Meinhardt, John 53, 109 MELVILLE, DAVE 69 , 70, 159 Mertz, Cynthia 42, 115 Mertz, Judy 20, 41 , 43, 75 Mertz, Mike 43 Mertz, Scott 29, 69 Mertz, Tracey 53 Mieksztyn, Jim 43 Mieksztyn, Mary 43 Miller, Gerald 53 Miller, Hezekiah 43, 46, 77, 102, 108 Miller, Jim 53, 109, 110 MILLER, JILL 67, 100, 107, 158 Miller, Kevin 29, 67 Miller, Laura 19, 43, 66 Miller, Monica 53 MILLER, PENNY 74, 132, 159 MILLER, RALPH 159 Miller, Robert B. 29, 86, 102 Miller, Robert W. 29, 102, 106 Miller, Scott 43, 114 MILLER, SHARON 62, 63, 75, 77, 107, 132, 159, 178 Miller, Tina 43 MILLS, JEFF 81, 154 Mills, Kim 29, 32, 74, 77, 103, 107 Mjninni, Michelle 43 MITCHELL, MARY 67, 159 Mohr, Keith 43 Mol Ian, Ken 43 Moras ki, Bruce Morrish, Bonnie 1 7, 43, 74 Morris h, Steve 1 7, 29 Mozal, Lynn 43 Muir, Howie 43 Muir, Linda 43 Mullinax, Debbie 29 Munro, Sally MURPHY, TRACEY 159 Naylor, Michael 53, 109 NAYLOR, ROBIN 159 Neal, Todd NEILL, PAUL 133, 160 Nelson, Anthony 20, 21 , 43, 98 Netter, Christine 20, 37, 43, 44, 77, 103 NETTER, MIKE 6, 7, 74, 132, 160, 178 Newingham, Marty 43, 94, 106 Nickonovich, Andrew 53, 109 NOFS, NANCY 91, 103, 107, 160 Nofs, Steve 43, 102, 108, 110 Normandin, Chris 25, 29 NORRIS, JEFF 74, 160 157,178 Nouhan, Anthony 17, 43 Nowicki, Jill 53 Nowicki, JoDee 43 Nowicki, Ted 29 O ' Boyle, Kathy 38, 40, 44 Olary, Paul 53, 109 Oles, Tenri 44 OLIVER, GENA 67, 160 O ' Mara, Steve 53, 110 Orlikowski, Melissa 53 OSENTOSKI, JOE 86, 161 PABST, TOM 161 Pace, Janet 44 Page, Jim 44, 108 PAGE, THERESA 67. 161 Palmateer, Scott 29, 98, 108 Palmateer, Steve 53, 108, 110 Parker, Michelle 47 Parrish, Jim 29, 1 02 PARTAIN, ERV 161 Paterson, Lewis 29 PATERSON, LORRAINE 69, 161 PATTISON, KENNETH 161 Pattison, Roger 44 PAVLIK, CHERYL 6, 10, 20,62, 63, 75, 107, 133, 161, 178 Pavlov, Michelle 44 Pelc, Tracie 53 PELTON, DOUG 161 Penzien, Kathy 53 Penzien, R ich 44 PETRICK, BRUCE 102, 162 Petrick, Peggy 44, 103, 107 Pf af fen lech ner, Heidi 53 Phillips, Jim 44, 1 02, 1 08, 110 Phillips, Karen 29, 103, 107 Pickering, Mike 44 PIERCE, RICHARD 86, 106, 162 Pierce, Tom 53 Pierce, Valerie 41 , 44, 75 PIOCH, JAMIE 103, 107, 162, 178 Pitt, Denise 44 Pollard, Margaret 29 Porret, Kim 44 Poulos, Dan 29 Poulos, Sandy 53 Pozar, John 29, 68 Pratt, Kelly 37,44. 115 Pratt, Vincent 29 Presley, David 51 , 53 PRESTON, LISA 91, 101, 132, 162 Pretty, Kristie 17, 29,68 Pretty, Marilyn 53 Priehs, Eric 20, 29, 108 PRODIN, MICHELLE 162 Purkiss, Cheryl 44 Purkiss, Robert 29 PUTZE, KIRK 69, 162 RAMSEY, KAREN 163 Ramsey, Leon 29 Randall, Mary 10, 29 Randall, Raymond 29 Randall, Tammie 44, 66 Rann, Todd 53, 109 RASOR, JIM 7, 163 REARDON, DAVE 7, 10, 20, 21, 163 Rebman, Alan 47, 98 Redford, Roben 20, 29 Redmond, Jack 40, 44, 77, 95 Redmond, Karen 29 Reid, Dave 30 Reid, Gary 44, 98, 108 Reid, Jill 40, 103 Reid, John 44 Respondek, Tammy 53 RHODY, BETH 6, 77, 163, 178 Rhody, Frank 44 RICHARDS, MIKE 163 RICHARDS, PAT 86, 102, 163 Riebandt, Mike 54 RIVARD. PAM 69, 164 Rivard, Paul 54, 109 Robinson, Cary 44, 108, 1 14 Robson, Mike 30, 86 Roehl, Dan 54, 109 Rogers, Evelyn 47 Rogers, Scott 44, 1 14 Roosen, Patty 44 Roosenberg, Debbie 30 Ropp, Christopher 54, 109 Rosbury, David 54 Rosbury, Donald 54 Rose. Jill 30, 103 ROSE, JILL 67, 74, 103, 164 ROSS, JENNIFER 164 Ross, Laurie 54 Ross, Micki 45, 75 Routen, Tammy 30, 33, 103 Rushing, Pat 30, 102 Ryan, Michael 20, 21 , 45, 1 02 RYMERS, STEPHEN 106, 164 Saffee, Brian 17, 48, 54 SAFFEE, GREG 6, 62, 75, 77, 133, 164, 178 Salgot, Bryan 54 SALGOT, CHUCK 164 Salgot, Dawn 45 Samson, Annette 30, 74 Sanderson, Steve 45, 95, 114 Saunders, Jill 30, 67 Sawdon, Amy 45, 103 SAWDON, BRIAN 86, 100, 106, 165 INDEX Sawdon, Lisa 19, 30, 68 SCHAMBRE, ANN 165 SCHEFFLER, CAROL 165 Schess, Vicki 30, 68 Schlinkert, Madonna 54 Schneider, Mark 54 SCHOTT, MICHELLE 165 SCHULTZ, ROBERT 165 Schulze, Karen 54 Schulze, Pat 45 SCHULZE, VIRGINIA 69, 165 SCHWAB. GREGG 166 Schwab, Tina 54, 107 Schweihofer, Keith 30 Schweihofer, Kevin 30, 74, 95 Schweihofer, Margaret 54 Sedwick, Jodi 30 Sedwick, Sandra 19, 54, 77 Shady, Debbie 19, 54 Shafran, Amy 54 SHAFRAN, JOHN 69, 166 Shafran, Tom 50 Sharpe, Colleen 69 Sharpe, Joseph 47 SHERBUTT, DEWAYNE SHERER, MIKE 166 Siegle, Ken 30 Siemen. Brian 45, 102, 108, 110 Siemen, Paul 54, 109, 1 10 SIEMEN, SHERYL 6, 62, 63, 166 Siemen, Teresa 30, 77, 1 1 5 Siler, Mike 30 Simmons, Brenda 30 Simonds, Dan 30 Simonds, Marty 54 Sischo, Marcie 45 Skuta, Jerry 30 SLOTA, SCOTT 166 Sly, Cheri 30 SLY, TAM I 6, 19, 132, 166 SMALL, KATHLEEN 67, 167 SMARCH, BONNIE 7, 167, 178 Smarch, Cindy 30, 32,77, 107, 115 SMARCH, CORRINE 10, 167 Smarch, Kim 30, 77 Smarch, Roger 54, 109, 1 10 Smerer, Elizabeth 45, 115 Smith, David 45 Smith, Paul 54 SMITH, ROBERT Smith, Sallie 54 Smith, Scott 1 7, 54, 95 Smith, Tim 54, 109, 110 SMYTH, LISA 103, 107, 167 Snook, Rick 30, 98, 114 Snowden, Sue 30 SNYDER, VANCE 7, 86, 106, 114, 168, 178 Sobkowski, Sharon 31 Soboleski, Cheryl 45, 103 SOBOLESKI, GREG 71,168 Socha, Brad 48, 54 SOCHA, DENNIS 7, 86, 101, 106, 133. 168 Sorrell, Cammie 31, 68 SPENCER, GARRY 98, 168 Spencer, Scott 54 Sprotberry, Steve 45, 77 Stark, Kristi 54, 77 Stark, Rita 31 Steele, Don 45 Steele, Mike 45 STEELE, SCOTT 79, 168 Steele, Todd 45 Stein, Kristal 54 Stein, Roger 45 Steinert. Mike 31 Steinert, Sharon 45 Steinhaus, Jeff 54, 109, 116 Stephenson, Carrie 55 Stephenson, Craig 45, 108 Stevens, Kellie 19, 31, 68 Stevens, Lisa 48, 55, 77 STEVENS, SCOTT 62, 86, 132, 169 Stevens. Tod 21, 37, 40, 45, 77 Stewart, Chuck 45 STEWART, LORI 19, 169 Stewart, Theresa 19, 53, 55 STIMAC, SHAWN 169 STOINOFF, BRIAN 86, 100, 106, 169, 178 Stoinoff, Lisa 37, 44, 45 Stoinoff, Sonja 26, 31 Stoliker, Eric 45 Stoliker, Kurt 31 Storey, Don 55 Storey, Les 25,31,69, 114 Storey, Mark 45, 47, 114 Stover, Craig 55 Strzelecki, Ed 31 STURDEVANT, JOHN 169 Sturdevant, Laurie 31 Sulkowski, Carol 45, 75 Swierkosz, Carol 55 Swoffer, Chris 31 SWOFFER, CHRYSTAL 169 Swoffer, Roger 46 Swoffer, Roy 46 Sygit, Kathy 31, 36 Tatham, Carl 46, 69 Taylor, Dave 46, 47, 108, 1 14 Taylor, Janice 18, 31, 32, 36, 77, 107 Taylor, Joyce 17,31,36, 62,63, 77,91, 101, 107 Taylor, Kathy 46 Taylor, Kevin 46, 108, 110, 114 TAYLOR. SCOTT 86, 100, 106, 170 Teetzel, Dawn 55 THIBODEAU, JERRY 10, 170 Thibodeau, Paula 55 Tipa, Carol 55 Tipa, Laurie 31 Tipa, Mary 26, 31, 79 Tissue, Janet 31 Tiszai, Nicole 46 Tomlo, Brigitte 46 Tomlo, Corrine 55 Tomlo, Keri 28, 31 Torello, DeeAnn 31 Toth, Jim 55 Toth, Steve 46 Tovarez, Lisa 46, 103 Trasko, Karen 31, 36, 77, 10 3, 107 Troy, Chris 10, 20, 31, 79, 102, 106 TROY, MARY 62, 77, 103, 170 Turnball, Julaine 31 Turner, Mark Turner, Kris 47, 75 Turell, Neal 47, 1 10 Tyler, Justin 46 TYLER, LENORA 170 TYLER, TERRI 170 Tsuetanov, Alex Ulrich, Anita 46 Ulrich, Joan 46 Ulrich, John 31 ULRICH, RALPH 170 Ulrich, Shari 46, 74 Umphrey, Laura 31, 69, 70 Uren, Bill 46 VACHON, JEANNE 95, 107, 171 Vachon, Steve 55 VanCamp, Sheri 46 VANDERWILL, RON 86, 102, 171 Vanlerberghe, Carol 31 VANNEST, MATTHEW 74, 106, 171 Vansach, Gary 46 VANSACH, PAM 66, 171 VANSICKLE, PAUL 79, 86, 171 VANSICKLE, RICHELLE 171 VanTiem, Darlene 31, 96 Venia, Joni 32, 33, 36, 75, 1 15 Vikstrom, Carol 55 Vikstrom, Charlotte 46 VIKSTROM, ROB 67, 171 Vikstrom, Tom 55 Visga, Martha 32 VOLLSTEADT, JIM 172 Vollstaedt, Jennifer46, 1 15 Vollsteadt, Jill 32, 75 VONALT, CHRIS 74, 75, 107, 172 Vonalt, Faye 28, 32 Vyas, Darshit 55 WALKER, KURT 100, 106, 172 Walker. Patti 32,68 WALKER, RICHARD 17, 172 Ward, Debbie 32, 67, 68 Ward, Lyle 55, 95 Ward, Tina 47 WARREN, JIM 172 Warsinske, Jim 32 WARSINSKI, TAMMY 6, 77, 172 Wassom, Steve 46 Watkins, Mike 55 Watson, Kurt 32 Watson, Suzanne 32 Wedge, Amy 55 Wedge, Lynne 32, 75, 94, 103, 107 Wedge. Tim 46, 108 Wehner, Dale 32 Wehner, Laurie 55 West, Robin 46,66 Westbrook, Terri 46 Westbrook, Larry 55 Westrick, Robert 46 Weymouth, Jeff 32 Whitcomb, Sheri 17,32 Wilczynski, Jed 32 Wilczynski, Shari 32 Wilke, Brenda 47. 101, 107 Wilkins, David 55, 109 Williams, Lisa 37, 47 WILLIAMS, MIKE 173 WILSON, CHRIS 103, 173 Wilson. Jim 32,86, 101 Wilson. John 10, 20, 26. 32 WILSON, LORI 6, 10, 20, 63, 107, 133, 173 WILSON, SANDY 173 Wilson, Tina 18, 32, 75, 115 Wilton, Wesley 55, 109 Wininger, Heidi 55 Winkler, Chuck 55 Winkler, Robin 30, 32, 36, 77, 91 , 1 07 Wixson, Susan 32, 36, 62, 63, 77, 95, 101, 107 WOJCIK, DARLA 6, 20, 74, 173 WOLFE, MARGO 67, 173 Woods, Joh n 47, 77, 1 08, 1 1 0 Woolman, Michelle 47 Woolman, Vivian 18, 20, 21, 55 WORDEN, RICHARD 17, 174 Wright, Dawn 37, 41 Wright. Tim 47 WRIGHT, VICKI 67, 174 Wurmlinger, Dan 47, 1 14 Yeager, Don 47 Zauner, Gary 32 ZAUNER, TOM 6, 62, 77, 174 Zepp, Lori 55 Zimmer, Lisa 32, 64 ZIMMER, LORI 6, 174 Zmolik, Leslie 55 ADVERTISING FIND THESE WORDS: 1 . Ace Hardware 2. Ads 3. Advertising 4. Beauty Shop 5. Bellow Pool Supply 6. Business 7. Copy 8. Diamond Chain Co. 9. Parent Sponsor 10. Patron 1 1 . Phillip ' s Collision 12. Print 13. Silk ' s Flower 14. Shop 15. Type 16. 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HERB ROSINES BETTY BOTTER ' S BETTER BATTER CATERING DINE IN OR FAST TAKE OUT CALL 985-8181 The Marysville Dairy FISH SHRIMP 1207 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Ml 48040 201 MARYSVILLE HIGH WE CHEER FOR YOU WITH VOICES STRONG RND CLEAR FOR YOU EVBIY CLRSSMRTE YOUNG RNO OLD CHEERS WITH SPIRIT BRRVE RND BOLD FOR DERR OLD MRRY5VILLE HIGH RRH-RRH-RRH- MRRYSVILLE HIGH WE SINO FOR YOU GLORY RND HONOR BRING TO YOU EVERY HERO ON THE FIELD TO R RIVRL NEVER YIELDS FOR OERR OLD MRRYSVILLE HIGH RRH-RRH-RRH- MRRYSVILLE HIGH WE ' LL FIGHT FOR YOU WE’LL KEEP YOUR BRNNERS BRIGHT FOR YOU WITH OUR LOYRL HEARTS SO TRUE WE WILL RLWRYS FIGHT FOR YOU OUR DERR OLD MRRYSVILLE HIGH RRH-RRH-RRH- MRRYSVILLE HIGH WE’LL WIN FOR YOU WE’LL CLRIM THE CHRMPIONSHIP FOR YOU WE WILL RLWRYS BRING YOU FRME TO YOUR EVER GLORIOUS NRME OUR DERR OLD MRRYSVILLE HIGH FIGHT! Grillo Vitale Pizza and Deli 7 different kinds of Subs Fresh breads daily 2700 Pine Grove Open 7 days a week 985-5711 That’s Italian Howard Johnson Motor Lodge Port Huron, Mich. Stan Marengo Appliance Sales Service Hotpoint-Maytag-Magnavox-Sanyo 982-6651 Palmateer Insurance Agency 1111 Pine Grove— Port Huron 987-81 1 1 -farms-homeowners-Life -Mobile homes Hartel and Son Bulldozing Trenching Excavating Basemen ts A II Types of Gravel Fill Sand and Top Soil 385-4929 3182 Lilac Lane Port Huron , Michigan W Sai ttai Chinese-American Cuisine Terrific Atmosphere 364-7660 BYE!! Yearbook Staff Seniore SENIORS together they climb the mountain of life waterfalls of laughter fill their hearts, streams of hope flow through their souls, learning floods their minds, raindrops of tears often fill their eyes, but showers of courage fall bringing sunshine after the storm, waves of time leave traces of memories on the shores of their souls, into the ocean of experience they grope for answers this is the spirit of youth ... forever to shine. Seniors 1981 (feumdU Walsh ' s Party Store We make our own 711 Gratiot Visit our workroom Marysvile Village Green Plaza 364-7771 Hagens Hardware Pizza Good Luck Seniors Subs it H 7r ) Village Green Plaza MV J W P Ma (7 V — Y J Party r ' v- ' ' Store When you look for a job, they’ll ask for experience. Employers are looking for experience. When you look for a bank to begin handling your accounts you should ask for experience, too. The bank with the most experience in St. Clair County is The Commercial and Savings Bank. We’ve been helping people and businesses continuously since 1871. That’s experience! The Commercial and Savings Bank Since 1871 St. Clair Port Huron Yale Emmett Wadhams Member FDKZ Inert Welding Congratulations class of ‘81” 6375 Frith Rd. Smith Creek Travel Centre reservations Riverview Plaza 329-9086 mm flora Homs 1 Iclping ljou 1 sag it right. House of Crafts 1705 Gratiot M R Marysville Surplus Welser Well Drilling Store Water System Sales 5989 Gratiot St Clair Mich. 367-9290 Thompson’s Of St. Clair An Ethan Allen Gallery Riverview Plaza 201 N. Riverside _ flw Custom Wall Coverings and Mercury Paints Commercial - Residential - Industrial 1106 Griswold Street Port Huron. Ml 48060 313 984-5050 VivTooTeA] PAINTS J A Locally Owned And Operated Business The Dime Store 329-3451 . , a jJanJ J - JEWELER Toys 201 N RIVERSIDE TELEPHONE ST CLAIR. MICH 48070 1313) 329-9I6S W frhpc Y V dLvl Jewelry Shoe Haus Misc. Items Riverview Plaza St Oair with coupon get 10% off Riverview Plaza Athletic or Casual Shoes 208 ADS .-C, EAD P n % 329-2886 Riverview Plaza 15% off on Classes Bring In Yearbook au e ci c6 Sflho v ( cU co 4 fejuri • ahucA ' , £ . 32M Sfu iejUa ' dkUl • 0h l 3$u asv, dticAtg arv 3S3 982-388S Blue Water Sports 10% off with Coupon Sports Equipment Tee-Shirts Jackets Etc. St. Clair MARY LOU RINKE BARBARA GILLERAN SELECTIVE GIFTS 507 N. RIVERSIDE • ST. CLAIR. Ml 40079 PHONE (313) 329-2906 The Bath Whicker Shop Riverview Plaza MAKE SURE TRANSMISSION mSERVICEU US 5 ESTIMATES 987-8330 LOCAL OWNERS N.I.AS.E CERTIFICATE CON nOnS UA TEF i5 ™ g r sK � «63 LAPEER ROAD ACROSS FROM 006 FOX CHEVROLET REASONABLE PRICES USUALLY 1 DAY SERVICE WORK DONE OH SITE R m ss MODERN EQUIPMENT TOWING Automatic A Standard Transmissions free Estimates work Guaranteed ADS 209 Secory Mobil Oil Co. Contractor Specialist High Quality Heating Oil Balanced Monthly Payment Keep Full Delivery 3002 Moak St Port Huron, Michigan 982-2811 210 ADS CONGRATULATIONS Class of 81 Continue “Driving” 8 a.m.-10 p.m. 364-9899 Night-time Driving Marysville Driving Range BEN FRANKLIN ' 2311 Gratiot Marysville JERRY’S PARTY STORE 2850 Gratiot Marysville 364-9552 PARTY FAVORS CITY RWNING CO. 1217 Griswold Port Huron 982-8231 FERRISCHALET 1484 Gratiot Marysville 364- 7500 Village Green Shop Ctr. Mon-Sat 9AM-(PM Sun Noon-5PM 364-6181 MRRYSVILLE BRKERY 1320 Michigan Marysville 364-6067 ADS 211 By all means , your personal senior portrait should he 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!! Great Lakes Ruto Marine MRCHINE SHOP SERVICE Parts in Stock High Performance photography 5261 Lapeer i oad, F ' or ' t Huron, Mich. 48060 Hours 8 AM to 6 PM Phone 364-5122 212- ADS GUITAR DRUMLAND, INC. The Guitar Drum Specialist GUITARS GIBSON IBANEZ TAK AMINE YAMAHA OVATION EPIPHONE AMPLIFIERS MUSIC MAN YAMAHA MARSHALL LAB SERIES KUSTOM ZAPP DRUMS LUDWIG GREISCH TAMA SONOR LATIN PERCUSSION These Guys Are Crazy; EXPERT TEACHING STAFF: RENTALS TRADE-INS USED EQUIPMENT COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES 987-6767 600 HURON AVE. Mon-Fri 11 AM. - 5 P.M. DOWNTOWN PORT HURON ADS -213 The House of Meats 1318 Michigan Ave. Between Marysville Bakery and Post Office featuring .USDA Choice Swift Protein Beef .Fresh Poultry .Home Style Salads .Freezer Heat (cut, wrapped, frozen) .Koegel Lunchmeats .Cheese HOURS -Fresh Fish and Seafood Mon. - Sat. 9-6 PHONE 364-6333 Best Wishes Class of ' 81 From O ' Connor Realty 364-8700 OGDEN MOFFETT CO. 1515 Busha Highway Marysvie 364-8880 Scant tfn ccnty 4757 tyiatiot Mei t ' Tfano Best Wishes MOORE POVENZ INC. Since 1923 1923 Holland Ave. Port Huron, Mich. 48060 214 Tli jhfiSF (313) 367-6274 BEER. WINE. GROCERIES 7052 Gratiot Rd St Clair Michigan Tkefi Six S tenftu4e 1650 Tieut ifcuHfidune TKantftorftt ' Ptuuu D 1 CMXH 364-6176 TOtten Sa ettf time Sducataui American Legion Post 449 lUll Sm Marysville Phone 364-9366 DiDuca Plumbing 3124 Lapeer Port Huron 984-4149 Congratulations! a of 215 Marysville Golf Commission 2080 River Road Marysville 364-9417 Colby’s Body Shop The family ill Village Green Plaza Marysville 364-5805 328 Superior Mall Port Huron 984-2122 Carpa ' s 24 Hour Towing Wrecker Service AAA Emergency Service We Service I-9J+ Expressway 1810 Gratiot Marysville 364-6511 7-Eleven Open 7 days 24 hours a day 1360 Michigan Marysville 364-97 1 1 George Lang, Inc. 2929 Gratiot Blvd. AMC Jeep Mazda Marysville 364-7000 ‘“’IVMRYSVIUE J4YCEES” ‘ZjouiiVPovGy ' rSrrvui r ijourjOcmniwuUj Sohl l jour Gca[5aucecs become jC fart ' of tti c ' fcrfjiE (faycce Ccmc C P.0. BOX 49, MARYSV Uf 217 218 Marysville Big Boy Is Viking Country re $TAURAM? NOME OP TM E big boy THIS IS VIKING COUNTRY Good Luck Seniors 2555 Gratiot Marysville, Mich 364-5133 SAVING FOR A NEW CAR? PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON MEMBER FDIC At Peoples Bank your Savings earn the maximum allowable ... 5.25% 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. Hills Garage Tech Steel Ride 1284 and N. Range Road Die Co. Inc. St Clair Marysville Rubber Co. Hobby Center 1765 Michigan Ave. 1010 Gratiot 219 VILLAGE DEUCATESSAN Sris-Cheese-Luichmeats Hot Cold Sandwiches Chicken and Party trays 364-5306 Located in Vilage Green Shopping Center KIDDIE KAMPUS 1031 State St. Port Huron 2 V 2 to 6 years old 987-5113 Day Care Center SEMPLINER’S Formal Wear The Friendly Formal Wear Specialists Hons: Mon-Thns and Fri 10:00 AM TO 6:00 PM Tuesday And Wednesday 10:00 AM TO 6 )0 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Call 987-3651 709 Water St. Port Huron MAPLETHORPE INSURANCE AGENCY 827 Mich St. - P.O. Box 6 982-8221 or 982-5502 UNITED RENT ALL 1824 Pine Grove Port Huron Michigan. 48060 Phone: 985-7195 CONGRATULATIONS Class Of “81 ” City Of Marysville 220 E.C. Lotz TOOL DIE CO. TOOLS - DIES JIGS-FIX TURES PROTOTYPE WORK - EXPERIMENTAL 280 - 14th Street Marysville, Mich 364-9209 Allen ' s QuaSty Cleaners Drapes-Man Made Furs-Formal Wear Suede Leather Cleaning 713 Fluron Phone: 982-8881 Express Printing NEXT DOOR TO MCDONALD ' S IN MARYSVILLE 1979 Gratiot Boulevard Marysville, Michigan 48040 Phone; (313) 364-5774 “WE PRINT MORE THAN JUST COPIES ” LARRY THORPE Bob ' s Dinner 519 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan Phone: 364-5397 DODGE CITY CAMPGROUND ]UJUI!!i! 6270 Frith RcL Smiths Creek, Phone 367-3148 OLD WEST STYLE 221 C Compliments of itizens Congratulations SENIORS aviiurs Your Savings at Work in Your Community ” Wilton’s TV Appliance 2703 Pine Grove Pt. Huron 982-9539 PAINTS • VARNISHES • WALLCOVERINGS • ARTISTS SUPPLIES OLYMPIC STAINS Marysville Paint Decorating 1030 GRATIOT BOULEVARD MARYSVILLE. MICHIGAN ' 64-5656 Morton Salt Barbes’s 601 Buaha Service P.O. Boh 109 - 603 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 7 Marysville Michigan 48040 364-9883 222 SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN ENGINE SPECIALIST INC. 1520 Busha Highway Marysville, Michigan PHONE: 364-8350 Complete Truck and Auto Service 24- Hour Emergency Service Suzanne’s 2055 - c Gratiot open Mon. thru Fri. 10 am to 9 pm Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 S6U-5U22 Bacons ' Quick Cleans 2 Locations! Village Green, Marysville Riverview Plaza, St. Clair OPEN Monday - Saturday Port Huron 7 am - 10 pm Moose Lodge NO. 158 Sunday 8 am - 9 pm 3520 Military St. 364-8822 Port Huron Gompatidations SENDS BEST WISHES Seniors Horace H. Boddy Phone 364-9560 BODDY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. P.O. BOX 308 General Contractor 1505 Michigan Avenue Marysville. Mich 48040 224 - ADS V’ALL COM£! INIVMIMT Manufacturers of Automotive Headliners 1905 Beard Street Port Huron. Mi. 48060 Tel. 313-987-8500 Automotive Trim Division Congratulations Class of 81 Pete A. Martindale Income Tax Service Notary - Bookeeping For Appointment Phone (313) 987-3149 1008 Erie St. Port Huron , Mich. 48060 ADS - 225 Village Green Shopping Plaza Marvqvillo MipKimn AW. Ellis Const., Inc. General Contractors 1401 Water Street Port Huron, Mich. Phones 985-9656 985-9657 AFWCO authorized dealer Armco Building Systems MARYSVILLE SHELL SERVICE 2627 Gmtiot 364-6131 TjLOK® SOLID VI NYL SIDING BY MASTIC CORPORATION TONY RICHARDS ROOFING SIDING COMPANY 3875 North River Road — Port Huron, MI 48060 985-5381 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 81 Greater Part Huron MARYSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bowie Coal ft OH Co. 1750 Mktigan Phone 364-7531 Compliments o HNT0WN PORT HURON °f 226 - ADS ( 313 ) 364-6650 L. M. Cake Decorating • Supplies • Classes Wedding Gifts • Chocolate • Molds Candy Boxes • Wilton Supplies 4550 16TH ST. MARYSVILLE, MICH 40040 RT. 2 MORTON SALT 601 Busha Port Huron 364-6661 ' HontfuveatviK Tftufaat 1530 “fitne tfau e South Park Welding Supplies 50 Gratiot Marysville 364-6521 Fitzgerald Rumbing 17111 I East Nine Mile East Detroit Michigan PHONE 775-1041 Theut Products 1444 Gratiot Marysville Michigan Call 364-7132 mm DUPLICATING CENTERS 1044 Lapeer Port Hifun Printing While-You-W H Phone 982-6110 ADS - 227 Old Fashion Pollack-Randall Ice Cream Parlor Funeral Home , Inc. “fpn, tfa, UcC Directors Salad Bar David H. Randall Sandwiches Barbara J. Randall I Soups 912 Lapeer Ave. In The Village Green Port Huron Marysville Michigan 48060 I 364-8858 982-01 79 CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF ’ 81 ! Wishing you Success And Happiness In Your Future Endeavors. ROY G. FRENCH ASSOCIATES, INC. ARCHITECTS ENGINEER 2001 Eleventh Avenue, Port Huron, Michigan 48060, 987-4848 COMPLETE ARCHITECTURAL INTERIOR DESIGN SERVICES 228 - ADS Commercial Institutional Industrial Residential Aqua-Aire Products 150 Gratiot Marysville, MI 364-7615 Congratulations to the Class of ’81 MICHIGAN TRUCK TRAILER REPAIR INC. 37174 Mound Road Sterling Heights, Mich. 48077 Factory Trained Truck Trailer Mechanics 268-3160 R.A CARD ONSTRucma 5373 Lapeer Port Huron Phone: 98U-1971 Trailer Rental Service 2650 Howard St. Port Huron Mi, L8060 Wesell: R V. Accessories Hitches Bottle Gas MARYSVILLE FOOD CENTER 2301 Gratiot Marysville, Mi. ADS -229 Michigan National Bank- Port Huron Buy A Car From . . . Tony Guizar 2543 Lapeer West of 24th Tunnel Lumber 2325 10th Street Port Huron VIKING LANES 24 Auto. Pinsetters Automatic Scoring Cocktail Lounge 1483 Gratiot BL 364-8116 MARYSVILLE 230 - ADS 1415 River Road Marysville, Michigan Phone: 364-5730 Entertainment Friday Saturday Night Fine Food BUOY ADS -231 FLIPSIDE RECORDS Records , Tapes Cassettes T-Shirts 2055 Gratiot Marysville 364-7522 Schiller Drywall 1754 New Jersey Marysville 3644153 RADLEY ' S SERVICE 804 Busha Marysville 364-5874 Great Lakes Discount Auto 1701 Gratiot Marysville 364-5122 Bismac International Inc. 312 Huron Blvd. Marysville Michigan Phone: 36U-5106 Sha lcross Optical QUALITY OPTICAL PRODUCTS WHOLESALERS AND PROCESSORS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM TO 5:30 PM THURS 9 AM TO 4 PM SATURDAY 9 AM TO 1 PM SERVING THE BLUE WATER AREA FOR OVER 30 YEARS 736 Lapeer Port Huron 982-4451 THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED AGAINST THIRST. Coke adds life. The COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. PORT HURON 313 982 - 8501 ; 51 7 479-4225 Coca-Cola and Coka aro ragittarad trada-marka ahick idaniily lha tama product ol Tito Coca-Cola Company LUUAL LONG DISTANCE official]) tsncy land movers The extro core in loading, packing and un-looding that mode 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 STORAGE LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE Expert PACKING - CRATING and SHIPPING FREE ESTIMATES CAU YU 2-2961 IF BUSY CALL 982-2010 • OVER 50 YEARS IN PT HURON • BRADLEY SON MOVING STORAGE 233 Congratulations Class of “81 Elliot E. Sturdevant Insurance 367-3000 6695 Smiths Creek Rd. Biemot’s Carpets Rugs Complete line of ... . Armstrong 982-6298 • Mashnd 98U-2687 . Mohawk .Gaf . CoTigoleum Bring in this coupon for a special price PHILLIPS COLLISION 3403 Electric Port Huron, Michigan 982-9689 30 years Experience in Collision Repair Congratulations Seniors from Ceramics By Romaine 5713 Smith Creek Road 367-3975 Saffee ' s live Entertain me nt 519 Huron Port Huron 982-0123 Marwood Manor 1300 Beard Street Port Huron, Michigan moo 982-8591 234 phsb Port Huron School of Business Employers Ask For Our Graduates Secre tarial Sciences Accounting Sciences Computer Sciences 984-5185 Thorpe Printing 604 Busha Highway Marysville 364-6222 COUPON 10% Off on Personalized Stationery Invitations Graduation Announcements Huron Automatic Screw Company Gresley-Mackay , Inc . 1325 Michigan Plumbing and Heating Contractors Marysville, Michigan 1515 Michigan Av. Marysville, Mich 364-6636 Remodel Best of Luck and Repair Success Replace Class of 1981 Phone Mortimer and Son Lumber 364-5211 235 BELLOW POOL SUPPLY 2880 Gratiot Marysville, Michigan 364-7589 We Carry A Complete l(p o Off All Toy’s Dim of Pool Through July Uth Accessories With This Ad 236 - ADS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 81 UFEHERLTHRUTOHOME Don Pioch- Sales Manager 985-7152 ADS - 237 Askar-Shain 44th Year of Specializing in Senior Portraits Professional Photographers 21+Hr. Service on Passport Photos Geo. Askar Super 8 Camera Projectors 35 mm Slide Cameras Color Film Processing The Home of Pine Photography” 1002 Military Port Huron, Michigan Geo. Shain 982-8525 Aero Liqud Transit Inc. 6250 Lapeer Road Goodells 987-9222 Congratulations Seniors Eugene Welding Company 2420 Wills Marysville 364-7421 MULLBERRY BUSH — Gift and Interiors Division of Al Watson Enterprises, Inc. 2317 GRATIOT BOULEVARD PHONE 364-6684 MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 VILLAGE GREEN SHOPPING PLAZA AL WATSON CONNIE BRADBURY Marysville nasties Corporation 315 Cuttle, Marysville, 364-6688 238 - ADS Shepard Lincoln-Mercury, inc Richmond, Michigan Congratulations Class o f 1981 1946 xxd) 1980 Irwin’s Supply Co. 2337 Tenth Port Huron, Michigan 985-9757 Kerr- Albert Office Supply 1121 Military Port Huron, Michigan 984-4129 Qiinlan ' s Music Store and Sturfos 312 Huron Ave. Port Huron 984-3157 Eagen Drywall Inc . 15 years experience complete drywall systems sprayed textured ceilings commercial-residential hours: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm daily Free estimates 364-8488 3072 Ravenswood Marysville Find us Fast in the Yellow Pages ADS - 239 This Came may be over but. The Challenge of “Life” Coea on Forever