Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

Remember the days When dresses were long and hair was short And you were cool and groovy? The years have passed and times have changed. But the memories remain the same. We dedicate this 1978 Memphian to the Alumni. Memphis High School, Memphis Michigan Remember We did crazy things - and had childish fantasies Memphis Schoolyard 3 The Days . . . Look What’s Inside STAFF Editor-in-Chief Business Editor Copy Editors Kathy Frisby Sports Editor Terri Tatton Senior Editor Underclassmen Editor Julie Dunsmore Advisor Earl Baronowski Jim Morris Carmen Berlinger Kathy Nash Frank Bishop Charlotte Oxendine Debbie Bourgois Val Paling Mike Bourgois Duane Pacquin Sharon Burrows Melanie Patterson Renee Cunnings John Rhodes Paula Dunsmore Pam Rodzos Mike Kasperski Sandy Rucinski Brenda Kiehler Collene Rutherford Jerry Martin Jack Smith Jenny Mentz Mark Strachan INDEX 5 Senior Introduction 21 Foreign Exchange 27 Junior Introduction 31 . . Sophomore Introduction 35 . . . Freshmen Introduction 39 Special Events Introduction 53 Organization Introduction 63 Sports 99 Administration Introduction 107 Advertisements Walk Right In 4 Seniors Terri Tatton Secretary 5 Louis Bachelot David Burg y Jerry Burns Sharon Burrows Debbie Champine Rocco Ciarmella Tim Coots Cathy Cottrell 7 Beth Schott Glenn Salada Pam Siefert Annette Smedes Jack Smith Venita Somma Grant Salada Jeff Schenk John Wessell Debbie Winn Edward Winters Class Song: Old Days in Chicago Class Flower: White Rose William Zegelien William Zukas 17 A«oi Esther Anderson League Band -2,3,4 High School Band 1.2, 3.4 (Jazz) Stage Band 1,2,3, 4 Debate- 2,3 PowderpuiT-2,4 Jeff Auch Basketball- 1,2,3, 4 High School Band 1. 2,3,4 Jazz Band-2,3,4 Football- 1,2 League Band- 3,4 Earl Baranowski Honor Guard- 3 Yearbook— 4 Newspaper -4 Kevin Billingsley Football- 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball- 1,2 Wrestling- 3,4 Track- 1,3,4 Honor Roll- 1,2, 3,4 Honor Guard-3 High School Band 1 ,2,3,4 Stage Band -1, 2,3,4 League Band -2,3 Student Council-4 Sally Birkenshaw US. Band- 1,2,3 Honor Guard-3 Powderpuff-4 Mike Bourgois Football-2,3,4 Basketball- 3,4 Baseball -1,2,3, 4 Yearbook-4 Honor Guard- 3 Dave Burg Wrestling- 1 ,2,3,4 Bud Burns Wrestling- 2 Track- 1,2 Sharon Burrows Basketball- 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball -2 Manager-3 Softball-4 Journalism-4 Powder puff— 2,3,4 Rocco Ciaramella J.V. Football- 1 Vice-President - 1 Yearbook-2,3,4 Yearbook Ed.-3,4 Student Congress Rep.-3,4 Honor Guard- 3 Dawn Connelly Majorette- 1 Cheerleading- 1 ,2 Honor Guard -3 Honor Roll- 1, 2,3, 4 Cathy Cottrell Journalism-4 Renee Cunnings H.S. Band- 1,2 Jazz Band-2,3,4 Yearbook- 2,3,4 Newspaper-4 German Gub-1 Steve Cummings Football- 1,3, 4 Baseball- 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball- 1 ,2 Lars Darin Golf-4 Photographer-4 Ex. Student-4 Student Congress-4 Allen Davis Yearbook-4 Angel Dehar Pbwderpuff- 3 Honor Roll-3 Choir- 1,2,3 Spanish I- 1 Steve Dunsmore Band-1 Brenda Enders Track- 1 Debate- 2 Honor Roll -1,2,3, 4 Larry Fraley Football- 1 Baseball- 1, 2,3,4 Senior Court-4 Student Counsel- 1,2,3 Sandy Goralski Basketball- 1 Honor Guard -3 Honor Roll- 1,2, 3,4 Powderpuff- 1 ,2,3,4 Tricia Grace Band- 1,2,3, 4 Stage Band -3,4 League Band- 2,3,4 Volleyball-2,3,4 Gass Officer- 1 Debate-2,3 Homecoming Queen -3 Student Congress Rep.-4 Honor Guard-3 Powderpuff-4 Wayne Hinson J.V. Football- 1 - Varsity Baseball- 2 J.V. Baseball- 1 J.V. Basketball -1,2 John Jelinek Gass President-3,4 Student Congress- 2 Gass Secretary- 1 J.V. Football Capt.-2 J.V. Football- 1,2 Varsity Football- 3,4 Varsity Football Capt.-4 Basket ball -2 Debbie Johnson Powderpuff- 2,3,4 Yearbook-2,3,4 Newspaper-4 Vice President-3,4 President- 1 Baseball Manager- 3,4 Softball-4 Homecoming Court- 4 Honor Roll- 1, 2,3,4 Gary Kane Wrestling- 1 Varsity Football- 3 Kelly Konyha Choir— 1 ,2 Brian Lapinsky Basketball- 2 Phillis LeTarte Cheerleading- 1 ,2,3,4 Student Congress-2,3,4 Debate-2,3 Newspaper Ed. -4 Track- 1 Varsity Gub-2,3,4 Powderpuff-2,3,4 Homecoming Queen- 1 Honor Roll- 1,2,3 ,4 Margie Lozen Basketball- 1, 2,3, 4 Volleyball-3,4 Student Congress- 1,4 Band- 1,2 Homecoming Court-4 Honor Guard- 3 Cheerleading- 1 Honor Roll- 1, 2,3,4 Joanne Mayfield Band- 1,2, 3, 4 Stage- 2,3 League Band-4 Peggy Lozen Ciass President- 1 Basketball Manager- 2,3 Baseball Manager- 1,2,3 Student Congress- 3 Newspaper Business Ed. -3 Merry Lukasik Varsity Gteerleading 2,3,4 Cheerleading Capt.-3,4 Student Congress- 3 Yearbook-2,4 Yearbook Business Ed. -4 Honor Roll- 1.2, 3.4 Honor Guard- 3 Jerry Martin Yearbook-4 Kevin Mazur Baseball-2 Basketball -2 Track-2,3,4 Theresa McCarty Choir-2,3 Band- 1,2 Linda McCormick Debate-2 Choir-2,3,4 Dawn Meno Band-1 Pennv Moran Band- 1,2 League Band- 1,2 Honor Roll- 1,2, 3, 4 Cheerleading- 1 ,2,3,4 J.V. Captain-2 German Gub-1 Debate-2,3 Powderpuff-3,4 Dan Morgan Yearbook-3,4 Photography Ed. -4 Nancy Morgan Track- 1 Girls Basketball Manager -2 Powderpuff-2,3,4 John Nowakowski Basketball- 1 ,4 Baseball- 1,2, 3, 4 Golf-2,3,4 Football- 1 Student Congress-4 Honor Guard- 3 Band-1 Charlotte Oxendine Choir- 1,2 Yearbook-4 Valerie Paling Cheerleading- 1 Yearbook-4 Student Congress- 1 Duane Paquin Yearbook-4 Melanie Patterson Yearbook-4 Bernadine Rucinski Basketball -1,2, 3. 4 Volleyball-2,3,4 Track- 1,2,3 Softball-4 Gass Queen-2 Student Congress-3 Class Secretary-2 Gass Treasurer- 1 Homecoming Court-4 Honor Guard— 3 Honor Roll- 1,2, 3,4 Laurie Russell Cheerleading- 1 ,2 Majorette— 1 ,2 Choir-3 Band- 1,2 Track- 1 Honor Roll -3 Collene Rutherford 18 Band- 1,2 Choir- 1.2 Yearbook-4 Glenn Salada Football- 1, 2,3,4 Track- 1,2,3, 4 Basketball -1, 2,3,4 Student Congress-3,4 Honor Guard -3 Grant Salada Football- 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball- 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball- 1. 2,3,4 Gass Treasurer- 2 Student Congress- 3,4 Jeff Schenk Gass President-2 Track- 1,2 Beth Schott Basketball- 1,2, 3, 4 Volleyball- 3,4 Track- 1 ,2 Powderpuff-2,3,4 Softball -4 Honor Roll- 1,2,3, 4 Pam Seifert Basketball- 1 ,2,3,4 Band 1 ,2,3 Softball-4 Volleyball-4 Jazz Band- 1,2, 3 Powderpuff-2,3,4 Honor Roll- 1,2, 3,4 Jack Smith Yearbook Photographer-4 Newspaper-4 Mark Strachan Yearbook-4 Band- 1,2 Terri Lynn Tatton Basketball- 1,2, 3,4 Cheerleading- 1 ,2,3,4 Cheerleading Capt.- 1 Volleyball-3 Majorettes- 1 Honor Roll- 1, 2,3,4 Honor Guard-3 Gass Officer- 3 Homecoming Queen-4 Yearbook- 2,4 Chuck Wahls Band- 1, 2,3,4 Jazz Band -1,2, 3 ,4 League Band -3,4 Honor Guard-3 Gass King- 3 Baseball- 1,2 Paul Weber Band-4 Stage Band-4 Choir- 1 Lynn Weis Gass Secretary- 2 Track- 1 Honor Roll- 3 Powderpuff-4 John Wessel Wrestling- 1 ,2,3,4 Debbie Winn Basketball- 1,2, 3, 4 Volleyball-2,3,4 Track- 1 ,3,4 Band- 1.2 Stage Band-1 Gass Treasurer-4 Ed Winters Wrestling- 1,2,3 Bill Zukas Football- 1 Jazz Band- 1,2,3, 4 Band- 1,2,3, 4 I, Esther Anderson, will to brother man Pete Marshal Dernig- lio my ability to refrain from jamming before, DURING, and after jazz band rehearsals. I, Jeff Auch, will my ability to put up with one certain coach, to my brothers, Mike and Kurt. I, Earl Baranowski, will to all M.H.S. students the fun I had in Mrs. Beaudrie ' s class and at school and not to ever be bored. 1, Kevin Billingsley, being of a somewhat sound mind and body will all my hats to those people who like to take them off my head; my sense of humor to someone on student council next year so they can liven up those dull meetings; and I give one pair of chestnut eyes to Bernie Rucinski who insists that hers are green. I, Sally Birkenshaw, will my height to my baby brother, Eddy. I, Mike Bourgois, will by ability to do dirty thirties to any- one who gets caught. I, Dave Burg, will my wrestling shoes to Pete Demiglio. 1, Bud Burns, will my ability to party any day of the week to Julie Pacquette. I, Sharon Burrows, will my nice and easy temper to coach girls softball to Sharon Soles and Linda Ciaramella. I, Rocco Ciaramella, will my ability to go out and party and never get drunk (except once) to Mark Wilson. You’ll need it. I, Dawn Connelly, will my three brothers coming up all the willingness and courage to complete high school. They could also use my brains! We, Scott Cottington and Tim Jackson, being of no and one locker, will our locker to anyone with a locker that won’t open, for ours will not close. 1, Cathy Cottrell, will to my sister Cindy and Trudy Somma the ability to not get caught doing what you’re not supposed to do. 1, Renee Cunnings, will my uncanny ability to sight-read the most difficult music to Don Fowler, who is in desperate need of it. I, Loyd Danner, will to my sister, Susan, my ability to skip without getting caught and the ability to drink as much coffee as I can. I, Lars Darin, will to the best high school in Memphis good luck in the future and I want to send many thanks for every- thing you have done for me as an exchange student. I also will to Belle River’s golf course a golfer who feeds the water traps with golf balls next year as good as I did this year. 1, A(Jen Davis, will to my sister the best of the years to come at Memphis High and throughout life. I, Angel Dehar, will to Carol LaFata you know who! I, Steve Dunsmore, will to every guy in school my locker combination: 36-24-36. I, Brenda Enders, will to Faye Paling and Beth Ahles my ability to party and have guys willing to die in the end when I tell them party time is over after a week of partying. I, Bill Frisby, will to my sisters, Heidi and Kathy, the best of their years to come at Memphis High and throughout life. I, Sandra Goralski, will to my brothers. Marlin and Larry the hope that they will find true friendship like I have found in Lynn Weis, Sharon Burrows, and Linda McCormick. 1, Tricia Grace, Avill to Kevin Billingsley one red carnation. I, Wayne Hinson, will to my brother the ability to put up with this place. I, Debbie Johnson, will to Peggy Lozen and Brian Card the talent to control the urge to tell the coach how to run his team in times of stress. I, Brenda Kiehler, will to Mike Kasperski my money and brains: to Kathy Frisby all the little micro-organisms in this school to examine to her hearts content: and to Cliff Kiehler, my ability to get through school alive and in two piece. I, Kelly Konyha, will to my brother, Kirt, the ability to sit through Mr. Kriesch’s and Mr. Facione’s classes as I did without falling asleep. I, Brian Lapinsky, will my pride and selfconfidence to Rhon- da Conlon. I, Phillis R. LeTarte, will my ability to make witty remarks, not pay attention, and still pass accounting class to that No. 1 J.V. football player and cutest thing, Paul Jelinek. I, Margie Lozen, will to my sister Peggy my ability to stick with the same guy for longer than a week. I, Peggy Lozen, will to my little sister Molly all my “older sisterly” advice and my ability to skip over all the stages: to A1 Smith, a map with all the “little roads” on it: and to Sean Mar- non I will my everlasting “puppy love.” 1, Merry Lukasik, say GOOD-BYE from a long line of Luka- siks. I, Jerry Martin, will all my flat tires on the way to school to a nyone who drives to M.H.S. I, Joanne Mayfield, will my ability to put up with my cous- in, Jeff, to Theresa Lapensee. I, Kevin Mazur, will to any underclassmen the ability to run over the high hurdles and not get bruised up like Kevin Billings- ley. 1, Theresa McCarty, will to my brothers, Paul and Mike, the ability to succeed in anything they do. Remember, you’re a McCarty. 1, Dawn Meno, will Laurie Russell the will to read books that she is given in class to read. I, Penny Moran, will to Kevin Winn and Mr. Kriesch one pinca. I, Dan Morgan, being of sound will and quite a mind, do hereby will to the folks of ’79 the ability to laugh through this big joke. I, Nancy Morgan, will to Laurie Morgan SI. 00 worth of gas to make sure 1 get home from work without having to borrow gas from Weis’s. 1, Kathy Nash, will to my sister Deb the ability to get through high school and still have fun. I, John Nowakowski, will my golf clubs and hockey stick to the students of M.H.S. so that they will come to reality to see that there is another sport besides football. Shine on. . . We, Charlotte Oxendine and Collene Rutherford, will to the future seniors all the fun and happiness which we have had. I, Valerie Paling, will all Memphis High Students the ability to be themselves and not put on an act to please others. I, Duane Pacquin. will to Larry Lumpford my ability to get up on Monday morning in your own bed. I, Melanie Patterson, will my tolerence to put up with the B.S. of this school and the people in it to whoever needs it. I, John Rhodes, being of sound mind will my ability to com- prehend geometry to Sue Barron and Linda Ciarmella; and to Lori Albert I will the undying love of one certain male and some of my ability to baja. I, Bernadine Marie Rose Rucinski, will all my money to my parents, my clothes to my sisters, my intelligence to my broth- er Steve my catering days to Diane Dolan, and all my luck with boys to anyone who has never gone steady. We, Bernie Rucinski, Sharon Burrows, Terri Tat ton, Beth Schott, Margie Lozen, Deb Winn, and Pam Seifert will one Pamper’s diaper in time of desperate need to Anita Geiger. I, Laurie Russell, will to any upcoming Christian the will to stick up for what he believes and not let other people tell them they’re wrong. I, Jeff Schenk, will to all of the students of M.H.S. who don’t have a Ford-one Ford, so they will have something fast and won’t have to work on it daily. I, Beth Schott, do hereby will to Anita, Sandy, Margie, and Mary Jo all my left-over excuses that I didn’t have time to use on Coach Helinski. I, Pam Seifert, will to Diane Dolan, Paula Dunsmore, and Bev Salada all the patience and guts I had to live with “that Face” for two long years. Good luck on varsity, it’s all yours! I, Jack Smith, will Danny Zanoli, the ability to have a good time in M.H.S. without letting people get to you. (p.s. if you know what I mean, buddy) I, Mark Strachan, will to Kathy Frisby all my future years. I, Terri Lynn Tat ton, will to my bigger little sister, Tracey Marie, my step ladder even though I’m sure sh£ won’t need it! I, Chuck Wahls, will my dedication to the band at football games and parades to all of the underbandsmen with attitudes like Esther and Tricia. 1, Paul Weber, being of unsound mind, will to everyone in the upcoming years at M.H.S. my ability to swear, drink, drum on my desk, sleep in class, talk, smoke, skip, and just do noth- ing in school. 1, Lynn Weis, will to all the future short people of M.H.S. the hope that they get the bottom shelf in their lockers. I, John Wessel, will to Kevin Winningham my car stereo system so he’ll have a good one for his white bomb. I. Bill Zukas, will to all band members the ability to keep the Memphis High School band spirit alive and active. ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS Top Ten from left to right-Deb Johnson, Sally Birk- enshaw, Linda McCormick, Margie Lozen, Bernie Rucinski, Renee Cunnings, John Jelinek, Tricia Grace, Penny Moran, Deb Winn, Absent from picture, Phillis LeTarte This is how we did it ... . And this is what we got!! 20 Foreign Exchange Students help insure global understanding. Louie Bachelot Prance FOREIGN EXCHANGE 1977-78 school year is really a lucky year for Memphis High School. We are fortunate enough to have four foreign exchange students with us. Louie Bachelot, 16, came to us from France. He arrived August 21 and is staying with the Keith Burrows family. Lars Darin, 1 8, came to us from Sweden. He arrived Aug- ust 1 5, and is staying with the Donald Cummings family. Jerome Foubert, 16, came to us from France. He arrived August 21 , and is staying with the Dennis Haggerty family. Vincent Van Der Post, 1 8, came to us from Holland. He arrived August 1 6, and is staying with the William Zukas family. Jerome Foubert France 21 REMEMBER WHEN ? JUNIORS Gass Otticers: Top— Pres. Julie Dunsmore, Left— Sec. Kelly Chapman, Right— Vice Pres. Theresa Johnson, Bottom— San- dy Rucinski. Lori Albert Carmen Berlinger Michelle Birchmeier Ed Bishop Frank Bishop Sherry Bologna Sally Boltik Debbie Bourgois Mark Buckbec Ed Burg Sue Champine Kelly Chapman Yvonne Conlon Russell Cooke Tina Creason Sue Cummings Alan Dickson Donn Dirven Julie Dunsmore Rick Fisher Dave Fitz Don Fowler Dennis Fox Bill Fraley Kathy Frisby Anita Geiger Jim Glinkie Rose Golembiewski Russell Graham Sharon Gravilla Carl Grimson Joe Hintz Marty Huber John Hudenia Gary Hunter Dan Jakubiak Paul Jelinek Pat Jezewski Theresa Johnson Martin Kalisch Tony Keller Scott Kirkcndall Kathy Kollinger Betsy Koppinger Carol Ann Krzemecki Carol LaFata Janine LaFontaine Theresa Lapensee Mike Laskowski Peggy Lozen Dan Lumpford Mark Mabie Cathy Maitland Sean Marnon Louise Martin Rudy McDowell Ron McKiernan Jeff Meno Jenny Mentz Ken Merlo Debbie Milarski Lori Miller Lynn Morgan Jim Morris Debbie Nash Debbie Neely Margie Nowakowski Lola Parker Leslie Pressel Roslyn Price r t Pam Rodzos Sandy Rucinski Kim Schenk Ron Sebastion Donna Sebastion Trudy Somma Mary Jo Swidersky Steve Walters Jeff Weier Mark Wilson Tom Wilson London Wood Cindy Yaek Dan Zanoli SOPHOMORES Gass Officers: Left— Paula Dunsmore, Treas. Diane Dolan, Vice Pres. Colleen Morgan, Pres. Sue Barron Beth Ahles Sue Barron Dan Billingsley Monica Bishop Pam Bronson Debbie Brown Frank Buckbee Connie Burns Dennis Burns Joe Burns Bob Butler Becky Cameron Penny Chatterson Linda Carmella Rhonda Conlon Mike Connelly Theresa Coots Marla Cottington Brian Cottrell Debbie Daigle Jackie Daigle Connie Dalecki Sue Danner Shari Davis Traci DeHar Pete DeMiglio Debbie Dirvin Diane Dolan Ken Duncan Paula Dunsmore Eva Dye David Eddy Lori Elya Sandy Falecki Dean Fillinger Ellen Fraley Benny George Byron Greer Calvin Gross Tammy Gurzick Billy Heileg Kathy Hudema Karen Jakubowski Jerry Juip Don Kane Mike Kasperski Renee Keller Cathryn Kling Kathryn Korodon C.R. La Fata Debbie Ludwig Cathy Lueth Larry Lumpford Kayleen Lyon Jim Mabie Paul McCarty Sharon McCormick Judy McKiernon Mike Mentz April Merlo Tom Miller Colleen Morgan Mike Morris Carol Moulton Paul Mrozinski Margie Nelson Tom Niezgoda Julie Paquette Kelly Paquette Cindy Paling Faye Paling Warren Paling William Paling Robert Patterson Cheryl Reliford Sherry Rodman Bill Romatz John Ryan Bee Salada Paula Shanks Lee Sopha James Stanely David Stevens Debbie Swidersky Teresa Titus Gloria Torello Marty Torello Mark Tucker Marsh Vieau Tom Walters Cheryl Weier Donna Weis Denise Werner Joyce Wessel Marie Wessel Kim Wiltse Rebecca Winninger FRESHMEN Class Officers: Left-Treas. Lynn Keller, Vice. Pres. Darlene Fisher, Sec. Molly Lozen, Pres. Sharon Soles. Lorna Anderson Ed Birkenshaw Pat Burkee Kevin Burns Rose Calkins Walter Caughel Gail Chatterson Donna Castleman Sheryl Cockerill Tim Treason Terry Cummings Amy Cunnings Dave Dickson Larry Dravidzius Tracy Dunsmore Jackie Falecki Norma Falecki Jayne Fillinger Darlene Fisher Darryl Fisher Kathy Fisher Phillip Fraley Mary George Larry Goralski Samuel Graham Nancy Crimson Ray Gross John Grzech Shelly Gurzick Mark Hinson Barbra Huber Tammy Hunter A.J. Jakubiak Robert Johnson Lynn Keller Gifford Kiehler Darryl Kling Mark Koleszar Terry Kostuik Chris Kollinger Charles Ladman Dan LaFontain Michelle Lambert Dale Lapensee Mark Lapensee Ed Letarte Joe Letarte Molly Lozen Robin Lumpford Marietta Martin Tom Masters Mike McCarty Jim McKiernan Michele Miller Fred Moore Reggie Moore Dale Nash Sue Niezgoda Jackie Okay Janis Okay Bill Olenzuk Don Onesi Cathy Osborne Carla Osborne Mike Owens Janice tage Greg Peters David Pojeky Marlene Potter Al Powers Ken Regan Frank Salinis Ed Shanks Mike Scharnakau Jeff Smedes Scott Smith Sharon Soles Tim Somma Dawn Stelmack Rovin Strachan Silvin Tadros Tracy Tatton Tamera Vieau Jay Weber Kristan Weber Florence Wessel Pit Whitt Vestal Wilson Kevin Winn Kevin Winningham Holland Wood Pete Zarkowski Merry Zivilski Absent; Donna Belesky Tammie Capps Allen Cryderman Martha Jelinek Michele McMann Edward Parker Jane Parker Matt Smalstig Sheila Sexton Mark Torello 1 Sponsors: Virginia Zukas, Steven Linn SPECIAL EVENTS ORCHARD PLACE Smile! 41 PEP RAL LIES POWDERPUFF M : t 9 ftRt iiKRSTfiP.S Sophomores Seniors Ed Winters Larry Fraley cos — BoorcSox ORGANIZATIONS The following organizations are “note” worthy! STUDENT CONGRESS Back Row: Debbie Bourgois, John Nowakowski, Shelly Gurzick, Rocco Ciaramella, Traci Tatton, Tom Masters, Kathy Kol- linger. Middle Row: Tricia Grace, Debbie Daigle, Peggy Lozen, Traci DeHar, Sandy Falecki, Michelle Birchmeir, Margie Lozen, Nancy Wessell. Front Row: Secretary Bev Salada, Phillis LeTarte: President, Vice-President Margie Nowakowski, Treasurer Kevin Billingsley. “We have a real problem on our hands,” sighs President Phillis LeTarte. Margie com- plains, “A Vice-Presi- dent’s work is NEVER done.” “Me Super Treasurer,” brags “If you say it, I’ll get it Kevin Billingsley. down!” states Secretary Bev positively. 54 YEARBOOK STAFF Bottom Row from Left to Right: Advisor-Ms. Zauner, Photographer Editor-Dan Morgan, Business Editor-Merry Lukasik, Chief Editor- Rocco Ciaramella, Sports Editor-Terri Tatton, Copy Editor-Lori Albert, Copy Editor-Kathy Frisby, Val Pahng, Brenda Kiehler. Second Row: Photographer Editor-Jack Smith, Rene Cunnings, Debbie Johnson, Jenny Mentz, Carmen Berlinger, Mark Strachan, Jim Morris, Sha- ron Burrows. Third Row: Public Relations Officer -Debbie Bourgois, Mike Bourgois, John Martin, Duane Pacquin, Pam Rodzos, John Rhodes, Melanie Patterson. Top Row: Frank Bishop, A.J. Davis, Earl Baranowski, Sandy Rucinski, Underclassmen Editor-Julie Dunsmore Mike Kasperski, Paula Dunsmore, Kathy Nash, Charolotte Oxendine, Collene Rutherford. 56 JACKET Front Row: Ms. Zauner (adviser), Jackie Daigle, Tami Gurzick, Cathy Cottrell, Lori Albert, Betsy Koppinger, Phyllis LeTarte. Second Row: Nancy Wessel, Diane Dolan, Colleen Morgan, Kathy Nash, Rose Golembiewski, Sally Birkenshaw. Third Row: Dean Fillinger, Mike Mentz, London Wood, Debbie Johnson, Peggy Lozen, Renee Cunnings, Steve Wroblewski. Back Row: Dan Jakubiak, Steve Walters, Sean Marnon, Jack Smith, Jeff Meno, Tom Walters, Dan Zanoli. Editor Phyllis LeTarte Complaint Department, Mary Price, Kathy Cottrell, Kathy Nash 58 JOURNAL Features Editor Colleen Morgan Sports Editor-Sean Marnon Business Editor-Peggy Lozen Special Edition-Renee Cunnings Copy Editor-Lori Albert Printer -Earl Baranowski 59 BAND High School Band-Top Row L. to R., R. Fisher, D. Burns, J. Auch, J. Mayfield, D. Fowler, B. Zukas, B. Zegelien Fourth Row L. to R., K. Duncan, M. Lapen- see, T. Master, M. Nowakowski, P. Weber, C. Wahls, K. Winn, J. Weber Third Row L. to R., M. Smalstig, P. Burke, E. Anderson, H. Caughel, P. Demiglio, R. Lumpford, D. Swiderski, Second Row L. to R., L. Bachelot, K. Kollin- ger, J. Falecki, S. Boltik, K. Jakubowski, K. Fisher, A. Cunnings, First Row L. to R., K. Weber, T. Grace, D. Weis, P. Bronson, D. Billingsley, L. Ciaramella, H. Wood, C. Kiehler, Absent, B. Amburgey, J. Foubert, C. Kollin- ger, J. McKiernon Choir-Top Row L. to R., Theresa Coots, Kathy Mait- land, Debbie Swiderski, Bon- nie Hebei, Nancy Grimson Middle Row L. to R., Debbie Brown, Debbie Milarski, Carol Ann Krezmecki, Tammy Hun- ter, Ellen Fraley, Bottom Row L. to R., Terri Titus, Kim Wilt- se, Linda McCormick, Sherry Bologna Jazz Band-Top Row L. to R., D. Burns, R. Fisher, K. Billingsley, D. Fowler, R. Cunnings, B. Zukas, B. Zegelien, Middle Row L. to R., Mr. Swain, J. Auch, C. Wahls, B. Greer, P. Weber, D. Billingsley, Bottom Row L. to R. D. Swiderski, D. Daigle, S. Boltik, P. Demiglio, E. Anderson, T. Grace, L. Ciaramella ’ 77-78 High School Band Seniors-Top Row Left to Right, Joanne Mayfield, Jeff Auch, Paul Weber, Bill Zegelien, Bill Zukas, Bottom Row L. to R., Esther Anderson, Louis Bachelot, Tricia Grace, Chuck Wahls Jazz Band Seniors-Top Row L. to R., Chuck Wahls, Kevin Billingsley, Jeff Auch, Renee Cunnings, Bill Zukas Bottom Row L. To R., Paul Weber, Bill Zegelien, Esther Anderson, Tricia Grace Front row from left to right: Sean Marnon, Jeff Wells, Mark Marnon, Richard Wilson, Mark Morris, Larry Fraley. Second row left to right: Matt Dolan, Grant Salada, Wayne Hinson, Chuck Wahls, Steve Cummings. Back row left to right: John Nowakowski, Mike Bourgois, Dan Jakubiak Absent: Jerry Grzech 1977 VARSITY BASEBALL The 1977 Varsity Baseball Team excelled both defensive- ly and offensively. Last year’s team finished with a .302 batting average, one of the highest in the league. Most Valuable-Mike Bourgois Players that received honors for the 1977 season were Most Improved- Dan Jakubiak Jerry Grzech, Mark Marnon, Mike Bourgois, Jeff Wells, Sean Marnon, Dan Jakubiak and John Nowakowski. With the nucleus of veterans players returning, the 1978 season should be the year of the Yellow Jackets. Ken Reygaert 64 The agony of defeat Miller time! OPP 1 1 Yale 6 Roseville 2 Roseville 5 Capac 6 Luthern North 8 Brown City St Clair 9 Dryden 0 St Clair 4 Carsonville 4 Carsonville 4 Almont 2 Luthern North 5 Capac 2 Brown City 1 Armada 8 Richmond 6 Dryden 3 Almont 6 Armada 9 Almont L W W w L L L L W W L W w w w w w w L L L 65 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row L. to R.: Coach Clement, Alan Dickson, Bill Heileg, Bill Dickson, Alan Winters, Mike Connelly, Manager: Bobby Connelly. Back Row L. to R.: Byron Greer, Joe Hintz, Tom Wilson, Calvin Gross, Ron McKeirnon, Dean Fillinger. RETURNING LETTERMEN Front Row: Coach Clement, Steve Cummings, John Nowakowski, Mike Bourgois, Coach Reygaert. Back Row: Dan Jakubiak, Grant Salada, Sean Mamon, Larry Fraley, Jeff Wells. 66 GIRL’S VARSITY TRACK B j! h u P ’ K D a : e JakabOWSki ’ KatHy Lue ‘h, Margie Nowakowski, Yvonne Conlon, Roslyn RhmH r i .... , left Coach, Miss Bilicki, Margie Lozen, Debbie Winn, Theresa Johnson, Diane Dolan NancyWessell Rhonda Conlon, Anita Ge.ger, Manager, Cindy Yeak, Absent from the picture: Bernie Rucinski, Debbie Bishop, Trudy Ddecki Anne COACH’S COMMENTARY The girls ended their season with a fine 9-0 record. Al- though we are a young team (only two seniors) and a rela- tively small team (20 members). Every girl gave at least 100%, if not more. It was not only a great team but also a group of fine individuals. It was a pleasure to be associated with such a fine team. We would like to give a special congratulations to Ms. Biliki for her honorary title of COACH of the Year. Congratulations! 68 Back Row: Coach John Bacholzky, Frank Bishop, John Rhodes, Kevin Mazur, Benny George, Dennis Burns. Front Row: Kevin Billingsley, Paul Jelenik, Pat Leuth, Mike Morris, Dave Guerin. Benny George- 100 yd. Dash The 1977 Track Team performed well, although the rec- ord did not indicate so. A major problem was the lack of participants. The ten member team attempted to succeed at a sport that requires a minimum of 25 men. A very positive encouragement is that all of the 1977 members will be re- turning lettermen. They will serve as a very fine nucleus for the ’78 season, coupled with several promising freshman. The outlook for next year is very good. A definite advantage to track is that it is both a TEAM and individual sport. A team may suffer due to lack of mem- bers, but separately, each runner can strive and satisfy per- sonal goals and experience success. Next years goal is to achieve success in both catagories. Coach Bacholzky 70 Waiting for the bus. Frank Bishop 880 ' 71 Back Row: Mike Mentz, Mike Morris, Kevin Winningham, Byron Greer, Coach: Richard Kriesch. Front Row: Lars Darin, Steve Walters, Don Fowler, John Nowakowski, Steve Wroblewski, Jeff Meno. 72 73 VARSITY CHEERLEADING Left to right: Phillis LeTarte, Terri Tatton, Penny Moran, Carmen Berlinger, Debbie Bourgois, Jenny Mentz, Merry Lukasik, Michelle Birch meier. We, the seniors, would like to wish next year’s Varsity Cheerleading Squad the best of luck! Captain: Merry Lukasik Co-Captain: Terri Tatton INTRODUCING THE J.V. Oh my goodness, I forgot the cheer! J.V. Chcerleading Sponsor; Miss Smith If you went to the J.V. games, you wouldn’t believe there were only four cheerleaders yelling out those cheers. Even though they were small in number, the spirit and enthusiasm doubled as the J.V. cheerleaders lead the J.V. teams on to a great season. Way to go girls! 76 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS — Top: Darlene I ishcr, Middle: Molly Lozen, Michele Lambert, Tracy Tatton, Bottom: 77 Captain, John Jelinek Ht. 6 0” Wt. 170 Position: Center All League Captain, Pat Lueth Ht. 6 2” Wt. 177 Position: Tackle All League, All Macomb, All Blue Water Grant Salada Ht. 5 11” Wt. 167 Position: Half Back All League, All Macomb, All Blue Water, All Metro East, Honorable Mention, All State SUPER SENIORS Jeff Wells Ht. 5 ’9” Wt. 140 Position: Split End All League, All Blue Water, Honorable Mention, All State Mike Bourgois Ht. 6 3” Wt. 195 Position: Wingback All League, All Macomb, All Blue Water, Honorable Mention, All State Glenn Salada Ht. 6 0” Wt. 154 Position: Defensive End All League 78 Steve Cummings Ht. 5T0” Wt. 155 Position: Middle Guard All League Kevin Billengsly Ht. 6T” Wt. 195 Position: Tackle It has always been my belief that in our football program our suc- cess is directly proportionated to the leadership ability of our seniors. The class of 1977-78 has a great deal to be proud of, especially the desire of and example of its leaders. Everyone of the ten senior mem- bers of our football team made a valuable contribution to the most suc- cessful year ( 7 wins) in Memphis Football History. The present senior class has been the finest that I have worked with at Memphis, not only based on their ability but on their desire to excel. Mr. E. LaFave Football Coach Dave Guerin Ht. 5T1” Wt. 147 Position: Guard Matt Dolan Ht. 6’0” Wt. 168 Position: Defensive End All League Coach LaFave Asst. Coach Bacholsky Asst. Coach Vermeesch 79 VARSITY YELLOWJACKETS I ront Row L. to R.: Ron McKiernan, Pat Lueth, Dave Guerin, Kevin Billingsley, Glenn Salada, Grant Salada, Jeff Wells, Steve Cummings, John Jelinek, Mike Bourgois, Robbie Connelly. Back Row L. to R.: Coach LaFave, Jeff Weier, Calvin Gross, Paul Jelinek, Dan Jakubiak, A1 Dickson, A1 Smith, Joe Hintz, Dan Lumpford, Tom Wilson, Lee Sopha, Sean Marnon, Donn Dirven, Coach Bacholsky. This years football team was an outstanding combination of leadership, hard work, and determination. We established a school record for wins (7) and provided our fans with enough excitment to last a lifetime. Several players on our team achieved individual goals and received a great deal of noteriety, but it was the sum total of a team effort that made for our success throughout the season. My specific congratulations go to our ten seniors who are fine leaders and inspired us to do great things. There may never be a more exciting (depressing) ending to a championship ballgame than our overtime game with Almont. Our team played superbly in shutting out for 4 quarters. Our young men know what it is to work hard and then be rewarded for that input. We are looking forward to a great deal of success in our football program for many years to come. Discipline, Hark work, Determination and Leadership are the reasons our program has been successful. Many thanks go out to all the people who have worked so hard with our football team. Memphis 1977 Scores 8 Lutheran N. 6 22 Capac 6 14 Brown City 6 6 Bronson 8 38 Richmond 6 44 Dryden 0 32 Armada 12 0 Almont 3 16 Yale 14 Captains: Sean Mornon, John Jelinek, Pat Lueth 80 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row L. to R: Bobby Connelly, A1 Winters, Kevin Burns, Mike Connelly, Billy Heileg, Don Onesi, Paul Mrozinski, Kevin Winn, Bobby Butler, Reggie Moore, Dean Fillinger. Back row L. to R: Coach Clement, Allen Powers, Walter Caughel, Scott Smith, Dennis Burns, David Stevens, Ray Gross, Mike Owens, A.J. Jakubiak, Larry Goralski, Ed Shanks, Mark Koleszar, Bill Romantz, Mark Hinson, Darryl Kling, Hol- land Wood, Danny Billingsley, Joe Burns, Coach Linn. The 1977-78 Junior Varsity Football Team enjoyed mod erate suc- cess winning five games and losing three games. The three losses came from Port Huron Central, Richmond, and Yale. The league wins were against Capac, Almont, Armada, Dryden, and Brown City. Approximately twenty eighth graders will be joining the Junior Varsity Football Team this coming year. The coaching staff is looking forward to another successful year. 81 Mery McKiernan, Mary Jo Swidersky, Debbie Winn, Beth Schott, Pam Seifert, Sharon Burrows, Bernie Rucinski, Terri Tatton, Sandy Rucin- ski, Margie Nowakowski, Anita Geiger, Lynn Morgan, Margie Lozen, Coach-Ken Helinski, Manager: Kelly Conlon. MHS OPP 58 St. Gair 25 51 Dryden 23 48 Capac 33 57 Armada 52 49 Brown City 27 54 Almont 34 56 Yale 25 40 Richmond 33 47 Dryden 32 45 Capac 37 41 Armada 59 63 Brown City 32 53 Almont 31 59 St. Clair 21 48 Yale 38 40 Richmond 33 The Memphis girls completed an- other excellent girls basketball sea- son. The team won the Southern Thumb Association Championship, beat the S.C.A.L. League Champion Port Hjiron Central and finished with the areas top record 18-2. The team featured balanced scor- ing with six different girls leading the scoring in individual games. Debra Winn, Margie Lozen, Terri Tatton, Bernie Rucinski, Beth Schott, and Anita Geiger all led the team in scoring in at least 1 game. Coach Helinski 84 Back Row Left to Right: Coach Ms. Biliki, Manager Marie Wessel, Debbie Daigle, Cathy Lueth, Debbie Dirvin, Traci Tatton, Debbie Swidersky, Paula Dunsmore, Nancy Wessel, Managers Bev Salada, Debbie Treend. Front Row Left to Right: Renee Keller, Karen Jaku- bowski, Molly Lozen, Mary George, Sharon Soles, Florence Wessel, Amy Cunnings, Diane Dolan. Co. Captain: Coach: Co. Captain: Nancy Wessel Ms. Biliki Debbie Dirven 87 ?£MP til: itMPH ' MPH . an i 14 IEMP Hfj 50 j tMPK ; 34 MPF d2 J Front Row-L to R: Allen Powers, Larry Goralski, Jeff Auch, and Grant Salada. Middle Row-L. to R: Jeff Laming, Sean Mamon, Donn Dirven, Matt Dolan, and Mike Burns. Back Row— L to R: Jeff Wells, Byron Greer, Calvin Gross, and Tom Wilson, I VARSITY BASKETBALL | The Memphis Yellowjackets had to overcome lack of a gym, the flu bug experience, and injuries to post one of the best records in recent years. The main accomplishments of the team were the best winning percentage in at least 8 years, the first win over rival Richmond in 1 0 years and Jeff Wells becoming the first player in the school’s his- tory to score over 1 ,000 points. Coach Helinski 90 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Coach- Richard Kriesch, Mike Mentz, Paul McCarty, Bob Butler, Jim Butler, Middle Row: Marty Huber, A1 Smith, Lee Soffa, Bottom Row: Benny George, Paul Mrozinski, London Wood, and Bill Romatz. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Coach- La lave, Back Row Left: Holland Wood, Larry Dravidzuis, Mark Koleszar, Scott Smith, Ray Gross, Front Row Left: John Grzech, Kevin Winningham, Reggie Moore, Walter Caughel, Jim McKiernan 93 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back Row Left to Right-Sherry Bologna, Kathy Koradan, Debbie Dirven, Debbie Winn, Cathy Lueth, Carol Ann Krzemecki, Terry Cummings, Coach Bilicki. Middle Row- Manager Norma Falecki, Paula Shanks, Tricia Grace, Beth Schott, Margie Nowakowski, Manager Vincent Van der Post. Front Row: Sandy Rucinski, Margie Lozen, Bemie Rucinski, Anita Geiger. Left-Captain Margie Lozen Right— Captain Bernie Rucinski Front: Manager-Bill Davis, 112-fcd Burg, 126-Ed Parker, 98-Brian Cottrell, 1 05-Kevin Winn, Middle: Manager: Dan Hill, 126-Mike Connelly, 119-Don Kane, 145-Pete Demiglio, 119-Bill Dickson, 132-Dave Burg, Back: 138— Frank Bishop, 165— Dan Billingsley, 178- Alan Dickson, 178-Ron McKiernan, 191 -Kevin Billingsley. 96 97 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION: Women, Left to Right-Mrs. Margaret Guoin, Mrs. Genevieve Wal- ters. Men, Left to Right— Mr. W. Stevenson Kling, Mr. Charles Winn, Mr. Herbert Kubisch, Mr. Alan Hazelton, Mr. Timothy Kelly. GRADUATING SENIORS-CLASS 1978 Congratulations from the Administration and the Board of Education for having successfully completed all the requirements for graduation. As you leave the protected environment of the classroom, and move to the world of work, it is hoped that the past 13 years will be a stepping stone to the future suc- cesses of your life. Superintendent: Mr. Donald Russell Principal : Mr. Ronald Mrozinski 100 Business Manager: Bert Emerson Title I: Nina Powers, Jim Rhodes Superintendent’s Secretary: Debbie Emerick Business Secretary: Louise Eldred Mrs. Florence Beaudrie English Mrs. Donna Burch Librarian Mr. Richard Delekta Business Ms. Constance Bilicki Physical Education Mr. B.D. Clement Science Mr. Peter Facione Science, Athletic Director 102 Mr. Thomas Bruman English, German Mr. Lewis Coveil Mathematics Mrs. Jacqueline Jeffery Social Studies Mr. Richard Kriesch Social Studies Mr. Steve Linn Social Studies Mrs. Frances Nowakowski Mathematics Mr. Eugene LaFave Physical Education Mr. David Lensinski Industrial Arts Ms. Jeanne Mallak Business Mrs. Victoria Patterson Home Economics Ms. Susan Mason Resource Consultant 103 Ms. Robinson— Counseling Hard at work. . .Sure! Mr. Swain- Music Ms. Zauner English, Journalism Exactly ! Mrs. Zukas Food Service First the gym. . .Now the school! 104 I’m the Frito Bandito! Can’t you think of a better excuse? THANK-YOU PATRONS! All Saints Parish Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beaudrie Ms. Constance Biliki Mr. and Mrs. Jack Billingsley Rosemary Birkenshaw Mr. Bruman Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burrows Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burch Mr. and Mrs. Ciaramella and family Mr. and Mrs. Cottington Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Mr. Richard Delekta Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dishinger Mrs. Louise Dubicas Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Facione Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Gorski Mr. Steven Gorski Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hadden Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hebei Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Max Kasperski Mrs. Beatrice Keller and family Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kudzia and Julie Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffey Mrs. Carla McClure Mr. and Mrs. A1 Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mrozinski Mr. Michael Nemkowich Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niezgoda The Nowakowski Family Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish Mr. and Mrs. William Pacholke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Pieters Mr. and Mrs. Hod Powers Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reygaert and Brandon Mr. and Mrs. James Rhodes Mr. and Mrs . 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Kirk Marshall, C.L.U. 35006 Divison Rd., Richmond Memphis Party Store 80183 Main, Memphis Dr. R.F. Bernard, O.D. 35000 Divison Rd., Richmond Mrs. Parker 34793 Sabin, Memphis Dr.s. S.F.J. Gordon, K.E. Niem, and V.I. Strockis. Richmond, Mi. Mr. Mrs. Gerald Cook Richmond, Mi. Congratulations Seniors! Class of 1980 Mr. Mrs. Frank LeTarte Smiths Creek, Mi. Good Luck Seniors! Class of 1981 Dr. B.J. Kogut D.O. 36040 Heize M-19, Memphis Sini Photo 69268 Main, Richmond, Mi. Dr. C.C. Eberwein Dr. Marshall J. Sanfield, F.S. 35000 Divison, Richmond, Mi. Fenton Raymond Excavating Richmond 727-1818 Memphis 392-2386 Congratulations to tne Class of “ 1976 “ from Mayor william Tatton Good Luck Class of 78 Memphis Faculty Office 384-1818 Congestions PETER J. GRACE Realty Insurance Emmett, Michigan Patrick J. Grace Joseph P. 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