Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1975 volume:

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I , X .t,.t,. sf ...-..-,, .. ,,..,,,.,,-,,- L--,mv , 'll' t'lw-we -- 1,-M-Y I U-Q-f.t...i,-ff ,, WWW' i F yyyii Q Q0 'mv- xx xx . fl A t 2--Q-fi nw' Y SPRI -'MM-,,.. P! ....,,.sa.s,i , n. 1. the first season ofthe year in North America taken as comprising March, April and May. 2. the first and freshest. 3. of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or suitable for the season of spring. 13 14 , n The End Of The Beginning Q1 'lg if jvvv' If '33f.Q 55: FM H3211 M., - A wit' Vw, MQ A N we 'mmm w 4 M rage 4: X I 'vamp SUMMER 16 abl Cont nt Seniors - 19 Staffs and Administration f 56 Faculty 4 64 Juniors - 99 Sophomores - 113 Sports - 132 Clubs f 174 Bands - 189 Index! 214 IOR CLASS GFFICERS faaqff-uw' 2 vfmmm wi STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President Deb Nelsong Secretary-Treasurer Melissa Benson. SITTING: President Ric Shahin 18 ICR 'ka ...naw- , 0,9 X A Art Adan Scott Altenburg Linda Angelotti Caren Ashley Kathy Albert Karen Altman Nancy Anthony Richard Avery Mark Allen Deborah Altom Robert Archer Russ Ayres t A X . 7 795 vw X t f :S Cynthia Bacon Vickie Baker I Tyrus Barker Lois Beck Daniel Bailey Laurie Ballard Jennifer Bath Mark Behr Beth Baker Mark Baltusis Jane Bauman Mary Bennett Denise Baker Howard Banner .loan Bechtold Melissa Benson 1 20 X Gregory Berlold Jana Birch Linda Blaine Charles Bonham Tammi Betron Karen Bird Paul Blanchard Jerry Booth William Bidwell Richard Bissell Jeff Blankenship Lynn Bothwell Valerie Bingham Carl Bjork Richard Blust James Bott 1-1 1- lui 21 90' QQ-.1 ww- David Bousfield Donald Bowman David Brady Mark Braman Matt Brady Tim Brisson Terrance Brady Curtis Brooks 'kr' 22 James Brooks Carol Buffa Virginia Bush Catherine Brosier Jill Bunting Darlene Butler John Brown Diane Burlingame Peggy Buzard xxx 23 Lori Campbell Mark Cardella Manson Carpenter buf' .V-mlb K Y Denise Carter Walter Cepela Michael Christmas Eric Carter Edwin Chase Barry Church Sherman Caee Katherine Cheng Garry Church Kathw Cella Mark Christilaw Steven Church Paula Ciaramitaro Sherri Ciaramitaro Camille Cilley David Clark .L n4,. Na' , 59 1-eq ,C , if Margaret Coltson John Cornell Denise Crosby Richard Darger Lewis Cook Paul Cornell Doug Crosby Carl Daudt Jane Coradill Cheryl Costley Kathleen Crower Matt Dean Jon Corbett Charles Cotterman Claudia Cummins Sandra Dean if Sw' J Af ,Q- ,1,., A 'fx H5-12 'G' Quai gl-tl' .Glgg X ll .avr Q-nxgf, Q. .jul-Q., :glib be H55 ki Exif, K 'VN s 1 Audley Dice Gregory Dorrien Sue Decker Debra Demers Jean Donner Jill Doty Elizabeth Delap Craig Denslow Andrew Dorrien Ann Doyle ,-'95 26 Beth Doyle Robert Ducham Paul Durance Erin Elliott Doreen Doyle Mark Draves Allen Duel Matthew Dyste Kevin Elliott Katherine Droomer Patti Dungey Bonnie Eagle Sharon Emeott 27 6 -bm Richard EIISZCI' .lack Feingold Julie Foerster Mary Funk Donald Erb Donald Ferguson Mark Forbes Sally Gagliardi Cheryl Evans Randy Ferren Bruce Franson Chris Gardner Eric Fahlgrerl Randy Finney Lynn Frisch Dale Garrett ' , Airman- za y if lx ,vi is. 1 ex 'F , J - i fi: 1' Lori Gibbons Richard Gordert Linda Grannan Pamela Grzegorczyk Mary Glesner Barri Gorton Joan Gregory Terri Gurnee Ann Goff Debra Goss Heidi Grether Keith Haefner Glen Gohlke Christine Grachek Helen Gross Judy Hale 29 Leeann Hall Margaret Halligan frm 'fa iqqanl- W, I: O 'W' . QQ o . , fs Neal Hamlin Kim Hampton Kent Haney David Hammond Peggy Hancock Mary Hanna ii E53 4 ., 30 Susan Hansen Paul Hart Mary Harnick Cecilia Hernandez Carrie Harrison Stephen Holbrook 'fi'-33 i Marilyn Holder Tom Homann Jay Hopfensperger Bryan Hopkins Kennith Hoover Steven Horden 31 Karen Horner Paul Hughes Tom Ilsley Ann Jackson Wade Hubbard Scott Hughes Bruce Ivms Susan Jackson Deborah Hudock .lames Huling Daniel Huey Ronda Hume 32 -we Theodore Jaure Debra Johnson Kay Johnson Russell Johnson 91 1: W V, Vi Sharon Johnson Stephen Johnson Jeri Johnston Dorothy Jones Kevin Kane James Kierpiec Denise Kapela Eileen Kintner Constance Keyser Kathy Klingler Stephen Kidder Sheryl Klumpp 'Ji 'wiv T' ,Y , ff, 'uv '-1:77 Daniel KIIHSCI Jean Kookootsedes Patricia Krimbill Ann Kuipers Thomas Koenig Deborah Kozuch Bonnie Krotzer Douglas LaCroix Dana Kolevar Deborah Krantz Kerry Kuck Mary I.aFeldt I X ...gg-f Alan Lamphere David Lanigan Susan Ledbetter Maw ' f 35 ff - 1 x fx. af Martha Lefiingwell Gregory Lietz Jean Lippie Ann Lehman Dennis Lindslrom Rick Loose Steven Lewenz Kurt Lindy Dirk Love 1 f' J ff .,-925, fri GQ rf' 35 .QNQX 1 QE. 'lggi .xgrx .Af 'L e i ,W , M ix N J. its ,kj-.Q w, ' -WF? a'f'lx '-:jf M ,ig A, ,, ,QQSA Y ' ' if fix ,f X M aegis M' f5if'V S ,li M Mack ah , M N sm-- oney Patricia Mansell Dan Martin Gayle Martini , Jenny Markell Michael Martin Melody Mast Manning Patricia Marshall Roger Martin Steve Mattler 1 K -JF gn ie l 1 - l Gayle McDonald Beth McGraw Bruce Mercier Denise Michels Janet McDonald Carrie Meath Jeanne Merica Robert Miller Rosemary McFadden Carol Meier Susan Merrill Mark Misner Mary McGowan Mary Meier Jeffrey Messinger Paul Moeller Awnff 37 if ,, l -4. wi? Q X Q- 1 Pat Morrison Scott Mullen Carolyn Munger Linda Neal Debra Nelson Joanne Morrissey Nick Mullet l Janet Murphy Randy Nelson ,lean Moyer Rick Mullet Thomas Nawakowski Dennis Nieman 3 l 38 1 Pennie Northrup Dann O'Connor Christy Olds Brian Oswald Sue Nunn Tim O'Sullivan Mark Oliver Lyle Palmer Jean Nyquist John O'DelI Marcine Ordiway Douglas Paran 39 A 'Ds 34? 'imi- ,,3, V. 1 . The W V Carol Parker Eric Pearson Eric Petersen Nick Phillips Debra Parsons Arja Peltokangas Dick Peterson Mark Post Sandra Parsons Jamie Penney Judy Peterson Jim Prewozniak Joseph Patton Paul Perry Brenda Phillips William Price 5 I 40 Q DX r. x James Przybyla Bonnie Puckett Roger Putt David Quick f L . ff-M so 1--qv if 5 Debbie Radakovich David Rausch Colleen Rippee Richard Raich Colleen Raykovitz Gerald Robbins Jeffrey Randolph Kay Reifsnyder Michael Robillard Robert Rankl Brian Reisner Kevin Robinson 150--v 41 c, . if 'Vx A x..'5-M A- Robert Ross Holly Rupprecht Wendy Russell slll 'li ' llfl L, '1's W sf., ,, W KH 42 Joseph Scholten Gary Seifert Robert Schultz Ronald Selley Robert Scott Richard Shahin Ron Sheffield Carol Shrier AN I , 43 Kelly Sible Steven Sitter Kris Smith Matthew Southworth Larry Siebert Regina Skalnican Michael Smith Scott Sovereen Mary Jo Silverstein Jocelyn Skelly Ann Smith Barbara Sperry Susan Sirrine Harry Smith Carol Snider Crystal Spurr 44 David Spyker Alane Stagg Rebecca Steele David Stobby Ann St. Onge Cynthia Starks Stephen Steenhagen Laura Stockton Paul St. Onge Douglas Stech Barbara Stetler Marilyn Stoeri Rmhafd sl- 0089 SUC Steckley Kathy Stevens Roberta Stoner l 45 X' 41 ft? I M5 1 u. of X x Mike Strieter Orest Stuparek Laurel Sweet Kathleen Terryah Judith Strom Joan Sullivan Sandra Sysak Jacqueline Thompson Kathy Stuewe Vicki Sunderland John Sylvester Kevin Thompson D s. 46 , ' L - , if Vzwwfg A R 'J 2 'in J f 5 ima nl ,- ill 1 ,eff g r -1- 61 7' Q l fx . i 4.91 , I ' In , 'lata Z 9.05 : 'iflfl O-'4 .- Paul Timmons Robert Titus Rick Todd 'R Jw 57 ' iii i i aol ff! T , 5' W ' fi A l T ' i T Q4 H 510-f W A -w.,,r-4, Pamela Townsend Sharon Tucker Mary Van Dalen Christine Traylor Meg Tyler Tom VanMeler Tim Traylor Sally Ujevich Martha Vogelsang I 47 N 0 S Michaela Von Satzger Frank Walles Steve Wenglikowski Pamela Wade Gary Wamsley Elizabeth Whelan Mark Wakeman Sara Washauer David Whisler Cheryl W8ldl'OI1 Connie Weaver Ken Wilkinson ff' 'Vs . ,fQ in-4 Greg Willsie Margaret Wilson Judy Winger Terri Wolker aw-uf-' 48 Jeanette Woodcock Gordon Wymore Ronald Woodward Douglas Young Michelle Wright Martha Young Ann Wylie Patricia Young NOT PICTURED: John Alfano, Nick Allen, Kenneth Allswede, Michael Alten, James Baker, Kevin Baldwin, Barry Ballard, Dennis Becker, Ronald Blaisdell, Monty Box, Matthew Brown, Katie Burgess, James Cherry, Kent Clothier, Ken DeShone, Paul DuBois, Susan Eastman, Dari Ewing, Rick Finney, James Grove, James Hall, Carl Hammond, Tim Harris, Terry Holliday, Cameron Howard, Kathleen Huoni, Chris Hutchison, Willard Inman, Linda Irish, Robert Jackson, Louis Kerr, Jim Kowalski, Mi- chael Ladd, Mary Ledrow, Jeffrey Long, Joyce Mapes, Jeanette May, Walter McAnallen, Scott Miller, Randy Moore, Robert Patterson, Scott Pentkowski, Jonathan Pollock, Garth Poulos, Gerald Reed, Rick Rios, Angelyn Rittmaier, Betty Robishaw, Michael Rosemayer, Michael Ross, Scott Schaible, Tamara Selley, John Sharp, James Sirrine, Oakley Sirrine, Gary Sloan, Dan Smith, Dan Straley, Judy Swank, Kim Talbot, Deborah Turrell, Jerry VanEver, Perry VanEver, Joel Wagoner, Cather- ine Walker, Loretta Walker, Mike Weeks, Jennifer Welch, Francis Welch, Donald Whittaker, Robert Wright. Ellen Zimmerman Joanna Zook Amis 49 S0 Cooperative Education 5942 If ,gl Cooperative Education is a program that introduce some high school seniors to the world of business. Businesses in the Midland area work with members of the MHS staff to provide MHS seniors with parttimejobs during the school year. Mr. Short is the supervising coordinator at Midland High, and he arranges interviews for pro- spective co-ops with many different businesses. These jobs not only help the seniors earn money, but they teach them skills that can be very helpful after gradua- tion. Whether they work feeding rabbits in the Bio-Med lab at Dow Corning, typing stencils at Jefferson Interme- diate, or making deliveries for Community Drug, these young adults are developing skills, responsibility and pride in their work and themselves. MICHAELA V N SATZGER Micky is an exchange student from Stockholm, Sweden. Her school there is one of about five hundred students. It is located in an apartment building in the middle of Stockholm, so there are no tennis courts or football fields, but there is a large park where they have gym classes. According to Micky, this can be very embarrassing. Students take school much more seriously in Sweden than they do in America. They cannot choose what courses they want to take, but they can choose along what lines they want to study. These lines include Math, Language, Economics, Technical, and others. Micky had sixteen subjects, and said that school in Sweden was much harder than in the U.S., and because ofthe differences in the school systems, the students are different IOO. Micky says that she really likes Midland and MHS, and the people have all been really nice. She says that she has had a great time and she will always remember Americans as very nice people. ,if i .,,-4 -M--an I ARJA PELTGKANGAS Q Arja comes from a small town in Finland named Nurmo. Her school is in a larger town about fifteen minutes away, called Seinajoki. Her school has about 700 students between the ages of eleven and twenty. Children in Finland start school when they are seven. They have four years ofelemen- tary school, five years ofhigh school, and then three years ofwhat is called Gymnasium, comparable in America to high school. In Finland you can't pick what subjects you would like to have, but as in Sweden, you can pick a line to study, such as math or a language. Arja says that MHS is much easier than her school. In 1973-74, she was in the first year of Gymnasium, and her subjects were: Religion, History, Psychology, Phys. Ed., Art, Math, Chemistry, Physics, Music, Swedish, Finnish, English, and German. fDon't get any ideas, school boardlj Arja really likes Midland and Midland High. She has seen many new things, and she says everyone has been very helpful and friendly. She lives with Grace and Jerry Tingstad, and they have been to Colorado, Wiscon- sin, Minnesota, and other states. 53 We also have with us this year Raul Urena Raul is from Costa Rica One of the reasons he is with us IS to learn English so that he can go to a college in the U S One of the most evident differences that Ralil has noticed since coming to the U.S. is the climate. In Costa Rica, the average temperature is 700 all year around. You can see why therels no snow in Costa Rica! According to Raul, the language has been a huge change for him. Like the majority of Costa Ricans, Raul studied English in high school there, but he still has trouble with it. He says that it is a lit- tle difficult for him to understand English, and he has a much harder time speaking it. Raul really likes MHS and says that it is a very pretty school. It is different from schools in Costa Rica because there, schools have uniforms that all the students wear so there is no distinction between the social classes. Even with our distinctive dress, though, Raul has met many very nice people who have helped him a lot, mainly with English. The spectrum of sports in Costa Rica is much the same as here, and, as football is the most popular sport in the U.S., soccer Csim- ilar to footballj is the most popular sport in Costa Rica. Howev- er, Costa Ricans also swim, play basketball, box, race cars, play baseball, play tennis . . . And of course, ride bicycles, which is where Raiil comes in. He is the National Champion of Bicycling in thejunior division in Cos- ta Rica. While he is here, he is training in MHS Crunning up and down stairs and generally working outj and on the road with our own Chuck Trzcinski, the Physics teacher. Raul says that he hopes to keep training for competitions, either here or in Costa Rica. RAUL URE A 5 . s 1 l i 1 5 Q z 1 S .' l H 1 ll i l Margaret Brooker Q was It wasn't until I stepped off the plane at Tri-City Airport and was confronted with snow that I fully realized the numerous changes involved in shifting from New Plymouth, New Zealand half-way around the world to Midland, Michigan. New Zealand has summer from December to February officially, but the seasons are not clearly defined and there is no real spring and autumn. Also, the seasons are not extreme, most of New Zealand d0esn't get any snow. Although Midland has the same population as New Plymouth the whole resemblence ends there. New Plymouth is on the coast and is built on hills. The whole province ofTaranaki is dominated by the 8620 ft. Egmont in the south and the 650 ft. power station in the west. Compared to this Midland seems to have no landmarks. My sense of direction has been further upset with the sun being in a different position, added to which we drive on the left side of the road in New Zealand. Even crossing the road as a pedestrian I look in the wrong direction first. In New Zealand the shops close at 8:30 on Friday evening and reopen at 8:30 on Monday morning, so except for a few dairyfgrocery stores the country shuts down for the weekend. Being able to shop almost any time day or night is an entirely new experience. Shopping is bewildering with large selection of unfamiliar products and brands. The American and New Zealand education systems have very little in common and I had difficulty equating courses. The major difference seems to be the Concentration on specialized branches of one particular subject whereas in New Zealand the one subject is more generalized, covering all aspects. Each school day has a different schedule, usually with each lesson 45 minutes long. The lunch breaks are an hour's duration and there is a 15-minute interval mid-morning. The most obvious difference is that Americans do not wear school uniforms as in New Zealand and this includes nojewel- ry or makeup. I personally perfer uniforms as they save a lot ofbother, competition and prevent social distinctions. There is also no eating or chewing in classrooms. Although the education in New Zealand is free we pay nominal school and sports fees and provide our own starionery. My impression here is that there is a great deal ofwaste. Although English is my mother tongue, the difference in accent and terminology have created some problems in making myself understood. The generosity and helpfulness of the American people is making this visit a truly marvelous experi- encef' S5 ADMINIST R ATION ST AFFS A L it I' lx X 1 W , .,,. L b h x V 1 I' , you W V , ' s Administration is: the person-less they in the Office , trying to get a new locker because your old one is locked - permanentlyg pre-excuses and re-admits, in duplicate of course. The battleground of red tape, peopled with the has- sled agents of the Board of Education. Adfminfifstraftion. n. l. Management 2. The executive officials ofa hierarchy . . . and their policy. BELOW: Clayton Wetmore Principal, LEFT: Ronald Fitch Assistant Principal, CENTER: Keith Carey Administrative Assistant, BOTTOM: Kennylou Chalup Administrative Assistant. E E SECRETARIES TOP LEFT: J. Fulkerson, TOP RIGHT: H. Hu- dock, CENTER LEFT: M. Briggs, CENTER: R. Kerr, CENTER RIGHT: M. Axelson, BOTTOM LEFT: S. Snider, BOTTOM RIGHT: S. Davison. 58 Secretaries are: the people who hand you stacks of mimeo- graph-smelling tests. The folks to see for a free phone call . . . Carol Parker's smile. Tran- scripts and past records, as- sembled neatly for colleges in the imminent future. Folks with a seemingly mutualistic relationship with ANY type- writer. The solitary touchstone with reality while foolishly wading through the red tape. Nice People. . sec re tar y n. l. One who keeps records, handles correspond- ence, etc. for an organization or person. LibraryfLibrarians isf are: one in the same, the sometime lair of Mr. Pennell, card catalogs and research hours. Pa- perbacks and magazines, overdue notices. whis- pered talks on where re- sources can be found, finding fby accidentb a book you've searched three years for, looking all hour for a book that is already checked out fby someone elsej. Li brar yfLi brar i ans n. n. l. A room or building where a collection of books, etc. is kept. l. A person in charge of a li- brary. 2. The breeding grounds of overdue no- tices. 2. Native inhabit- ants ofa library. TOP LEFT: A. West. TOP RIGHT: N. Pennell Audio Visual. CENTER: H. Kaufman. Custodians: Bernie's smile and nod through the day. The owners of radios that softly croon the sounds ofWXOX through the halls. Walk- ing the halls while we're not there. Helpers, cleaners, lixers, keepers, crackerjack philosophers, and listening ears. It's been said that when God created students, He knew that something else was needed or they'd plug all creation with their mess, so He created custodians. Cusftofdifans n. l. One who has the custody or care of somethingg caretaker 2. ajanitor. RIGHT: G. Curtis, B. Smith, R. Dopp, M. E. Smith, J. Thurlow, Cday shiftj, BOTTOM: A. Siman- skey, B. Moore, D. Lewis, O. O'Dell, E. Piteau, Knight shiftj. l x 1 2 141.f1.s-Qzti'-2'g'smiaa fn A, uf-Ji 60 CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW CL-Ry: A. Schearer. D. Marshall, H. Zondlak. E. Johnson. M. Wolf, BACK ROW KL-RJ: V. Burch. Z. Gordon. M. Isenhart, K. Hickerson, E. Michaud, P. Skalnican, J. Hale. Not Shown: B. Randolph, R. Runyon. Food Service Specialists are people who deserve a round of applause. They have perfected the art of preparing and serving food in an organized manner. Who else could serve lunch to a couple hundred students in about twenty minutes? FoodfSerfvice Spefcialf ist n. l. one who special- izes in food service. 2. Someone whose effort and endurance is certain- ly appreciated by a lot of growling stomachs. FOOD SERVICE SPECIALIS S COUNSELOR Couseling is: Where you go to cool off after the hot days, being excused from fifth hour to talk about schedules, adding a class, dropping a class, talking about scholarships, figuring out the vast mysteries of PSAT, NMSQT, ACT, SAT, and all their kin. Dropping in to see a friend, smoothing out a prob- lem. Welre all counselors sooner or later, but these folks are paid for it. And they earn their pay. Counfseflor, n. l. an advisor 2. a lawyer. BELOW: A. Starr, BOTTOM LEFT: N. Larsen, BOTTOM RIGHT: J. Baz- zy Dept. Chairman. Q l 1. LEFT: J. Roundhouse, CENTER LEFT: R Schultz, CENTER RIGHT: J. Short, BOT- TOM: M. Parsons. Ur' 36 ,.4.1 ww .vu 4.2 Ci i' CULTY i' L 11 L T DE Xxx I GLI H DN4llm English is: writing five formal essays in 55 minutes, existen- tialism, and Huck Finn. Small groups and chaotic discus- sions CWhat is truthfWhat is reality'?J. The realization that someone in the room is crazy, and you're not sure who. Beowulf and Paperbacks, Oral Com and Mediag the not-so- always-academic courses that stretch and strain your mind until it reaches the state of development where it can stretch by itself. Engflish n. l. The verbal form of communication used by people of Anglo-Saxon descent. 2. The study of said language. ABOVE: P. Foley, RIGHT: D. Elliott,. Dept Chairman, BELOW: D. Randall. essey new s J U mm 8 if ju so M 'U Walfiif- V-:k si Sis YS As ff, stef- I' E if 'ifi 5 A15 sas? wills' ' ,. 3 ,quam 'Y i bl W5 . TOP: V,Tucker, ABOVE: L. Kastl, LEFT: G. Keefer, BELOW: L. Linde. 67 ,ll GLISH Nmww.. 'QW 'S'Y'5?'9'- ' T! 14'-'S TOP LEFT: C. Baldwin, TOP RIGHT: L. McCormick, CENTER: C, Peltier, BOTTOM: T. Lutes. 68 FOREIGN ANGU GE Foreign Language is: trying to learn 8 or 10 verb tenses for a test next hour . . . forgetting the gender ofa new noun . . . doing a skit and making a total fool ofyourself . . . going to Mexico or Quebec over Spring Vacation . . . Bonjour, Gu- ten Tag, Hola , . , For eign Lan guage n. 1. Cethnocentric definitionj funny sounds and strange syntax. 2. the famous killer of high school G.P.A. 3. a different way of speaking, a different cul- ture, a different world. l TOP LEFT: M. Bina, TOP RIGHT: C. Kelm, BOTTOM RIGHT: M. Kracht, BOTTOM LEFT: C. Thiel. 69 HISTORY, GOV' . TOP: J. Huovinen, LEFT: T. Byron, BOTTOM LEFT: G. Greer, BOTTOM RIGHT: K. Melvin. GovernmentfHistoryfEoonomics. In these classes, we often hear of quotes by famous people, such as: Give me liberty or give me death! - Patrick Henry Our Federal Union, now and forever, one and inseparablef' a Andrew Jackson Ask not what your country can do for you, but rather what you can do for your countryln i John F. Kennedy Don't ask me for the answers, I'm not here to pass out answers, I don't even know the answers! I,m just here to ask questions!,' H Peter VanVlerah Zero plus zero equals zer0!,' - Gerald Greer 70 T f -T D ECO M CS ABOVE: P. Van Vlerah, TOP CENTER: X. Vandervelde, RIGHT: T. Slomkoski, BOTTOM: C. Jane. 71 I X ,., .il 'iT ,L 'ii . . , uumwm.. Q 5325 TOP: R. Kinnun Dept. Chairman, LEFT: D. Black, BELOW: J. Sutton tt,, , W 'ii -tti . t t t tt t i 1 A 72 TOP LEFT: S. Ewig, TOP RIGHT: L. Kakkuri, BOTTOM LEFT: P, McMann, BOTTOM RIGHT: N. Lebsuck. Business Ed is: managing a school store, ordering its merchandise, taking inventory and figuring your profits. Business Ed is taking shorthand, transcrib- ing it and typing it up. Business Ed prepares us for a goodjob in the outside world. TY V BUSINESS EDUCATIO ' 5 F, WWEQL: ,. ,755 . TOP LEI' I 1 C, Axlell. TOP RIGHT: C. Wolenhcrg, BOTTOM: R. Wise 74 as 4 Gif 9 TOP LEFT: B. Vickey Co-op Coordinator. ABOVE: T. Wilczek LEFT: M. Cox, BOTTOM: M. Little. MATHE ATICS fr... '-Y-wi' 1--Y I x .1 1 M Prove a theory, factor a polynomial, find the sine of a given triangle, graph a parabola. That's Math. Math is also solving story problems, taking tests and think- ing logically'??? 'Math n. 1. IW: multiplication and 99076 frustration. 2. A lot of fun despite the story problems. LEFT: M. Billik, BOTTOM LEFT: G. Jozwiak, BOTTOM RIGHT: P. Gatrell. fl' fi . . rr 3, f' ? I Q3 J A Q. TOP LEFT: A. Buschman Dept. Chairman, TOP RIGHT: T Marquis, LEFT: T. Hursey, BELOW: J. Ramseyer. . .,.. Shop is: building, measuring, rebuilding and planning. Strange smells, weird sounds, funny lights - off on the first floor east wing they fthe classesl are the remaining refuge of craftsmanship in M.H.S.. Cutting, boring, planing, shaping, bending, welding. Trades, skills, knowledge for a practicaljob. Shop n. l. A place of industrial production. 2. A place of display and marketing ofcon- sumer goods. g bf i U A 1 1' TOP LEFT: G. Hansen, TOP RIGHT: J. Haskins, ABOVE LEFT: R, Nor- thard, ABOVE RIGHT: G. Waters. xl Q 1 TOP LEFT: H. Gieslcr, Dept Chairman, TOP RIGHT: S Varga, FAR LEFT: W. John ston. LEFT: W. Marshall BELOW: O. Hahn. CIE C Sciences are: Accelerometers, Sig. Figs, Rat Reports, Ra'ios of Magnification f'bd's ffree body diagramsj ounces, grams, strobes, and falling teddy-bears. Rats Rocks, Reagents and Rockets. Tests, labs, lab practicals, research papers and in dependent studies. Maps, mice, frogs and more falling teddy- bears. Hopes for Egg Drops, A.P.'ing out ofa first year course next year. The mind sharpening aca demics, Go-oo Aaalbert! Scifenfces n. 1. A systematic method of organizing facts and observations. ABOVE: A Szok, BOTTON LEFT: G. Helvey Dept. Chairman, BOTTOM RIGHT: M. Irons. 80 v 40' .-1 .4 TOP LEFT: C. Trzcinski, TOP RIGHT: S, Schiel, BOTTOM LEFT: B Biggs, BOTTOM RIGHT: R. Hawke, RIGHT: A. Szok. ,Z ,,,. Qi TOP: F. Altimore, ABOVE: T. Miller, CENTER: E. Black- man, BELOW: B. Klein, BOT- TOM RIGHT: R. Stoppert, OPPOSITE PAGE: V. Greason. --44....v'1'.,, --A-.-.....,..,..,.a V .,.. 1 .MN , ' 'X-------My .,v,...f iJ ' T ' ' N ' ' V. . AMA I ' .V 4 A -1 -'W . X V Nl. ,,.,.,,..s .... I xvitff' TTTT sites , . r f . j ' ' I V ,tW.M,.,,.....,MWM.w..- Af..-.J ..,...4-on--v4 Le... . , ,W 4' ..,,,,,,.,.-M--f---H PhysEd is: showers and dirty sweat-sox, weights and balls of varying sizes, shapes and purposes. Varsity letters and sprained ankles and calloused palms. Racquets, nets, hoops, bars, mats and bats. PhysEd is a tried and true remedy for the Classroom Crazies, If you don't believe me, grab this book and do forty laps around the gym! A Sd' 0 G ,gtv e---..4..Q--.QJQ ff-I w,,,,,,.y.a- X. P2 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO ,,,,... .:.: E355 J gli ,1. - if ,M is ' F Q. mf -6 W. wg , . swf DO ESTICE GI EERI Domestic Engineering: Planning a 1200-calorie diet that has 3600 calories, dropping a bobbin and chasing it halfway across the room, burning a souffle, rewinding the bobbin that rolled half- way across the room. It's all part of learning domestic engineering. Dofmesftic Enfgifneerfing n. l. the applica- tion of cooking, sewing, child care and interior decorating to improve a household. 2. a career which requires talent, efficiency and originality. ABOVE: P. Pulito, TOP RIGHT: D. Matherly, RIGHT: V. Winslow who is also Co-op Coordinator. 84 . uk K ig. W, + wk. Q qv ? xek hz f 9 , . Q,-S--. Fine Arts: Singing, Playing, Marching, Throwing, Casting, Composing, Welding and Smithing. Much ofwhat happens here could never be taught, it must be found within the indi- vidual. There are other things which can only be achieved by the application of strict discipline. This is one ofthe least of the flock of paradoxi fplural of paradoxj concerning the arts. Pots, Jewelry, Madrigals, Cantatas, Routines, Fuges and Music Critiques, bits and pieces of our culture, parts of people, love and discipline. ,ge TOP: J. Sabyan. BOTTOM: P. Stimers THE RTS 'ff' LEFT: R. Holtz, BELOW: R. Ralston, BOTTOM: J. Starks Varsity and Cadet Bands 87 2- Q ',f x V - xgqtykgg , , 4 f X 5 1,-sr ,W 5 H f Q M 1 , f ag Q 11 x' 6 s. 1 1' Q 1 -' X x fifini' .V fr .. N ., ...Wg 1 av? x u 23? 'is v. in Syn , 'M 42 fr 5 'E 'N ' 6 5 5 -33-.111 .,,,. L H 4 -M 6' . ..- 5 - , Q Q . .. N , 1 . . I it ,L.,, , ' 'g Rideau! i - K, ,M 5 , ' f. X' , my af . . ,b V4 Q . . z , . . 91, + ' K ' f L . . 2' LW ' if 4 ,! . v ,L -W,, 1 3 ,Q w , f,,k ...fy a, V a , L ' f 90 ',.' 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Bright and not- so-early on that Saturday morning, the hoardes of physics students seeking some phun, phootball, and phriends headed out for the great outdoors of Midland County. Some were even brave enough to bicycle the I0 miles out, led by none other than MHS's phavorite physics teacher, Mr. Charles Trzcinski. Meanwhile, a friendly pilot flew his plane, carrying all the egg boxes plus two unwary helpers, out to the appointed place and dropped them fexcluding the helpersl to Hnish the experiment. Some didn't quite survive, but the majority remained intact, thus concluding another successful Egg Drop on a beautiful fall day with lots ofgood times for everyone who was there. 1 wi. di 1 ' , . . v W .Ma rf' ' Q mi, M 7 ' 6?- f--' ai' .-, gg. Mil , serial , 4 as 94 4 ...- Sky And Land DERCL SS PEOPLE p 96 KAW' 1 Juniors 99 Sophomores 113 JU ICR CLASS CFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT' Peggy Bottomley, Secretary-Treasurerg Marcy Bergstrom, Presidentg Mark Land, Vice-President N 98 -4.w JU Lisa Adams, Helen Albert, Mike Allen, Darlene Altom. Doug Ambler. Shelly Ambrose. Randy Angus. Nadia Anthony, Marilyn Archer. Judith Arends. Scott Arnold, Michael Asher. Timothy Aspin, Debra Atton, Mike Babcock. Michael Baird. Scott Baker. Susan Baker. Kathy Baldwin. Brad Ballard. Kay Ballard. Kelly Banner. Mike Barker. Cynthia E. Barrett. James Bartlett, Carol Bartos, Arthur J. Beagle. Ellen Beck- with, Rob Beeman. Ann Belanger. Mary Belland. David Bender. Cynthia Benezette, Michelle Bensch, Marcia Bergstrom. Pam J. Bethard. Barbara Bevier. Robert Bixler, Brian Black, Maureen Black, Vicky Blankenship, Janis L. Blenkhorn. IDR 3 J '1 .f in ff cv 'T' 5 at Z, ., ss.: -. A rf 0 .. '.t'v ' J-' a ages 'US x .4 -.. . . 1 tc 'Y , . 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Barb Crosson, Gail Crosson, Darcy Cunningham, Russell Darby, Craig Davis, Martha Dawson. Blaine Dean, Kim Dean, Ron Dean, Janet DeBoer, Kevin Deitrick, Tim Denardo. Arlene Detloff, Stacey Dexter, Mike Dickerson, Tom Dicker- son, Richard Dittenbir, Mary Donley. Tom Dostal, Ken Dryer, Jean Ducommon, Mark Ducommon, Dan DeLude, Diane Durance. f,ffl,f'f ? ,,l.,,, I .1 1 .L ffm f,., 1 , 2: V,zL - 1f' A ott ti C W if V :.h- . 4,7 ,V , ,, 3 VT gt 5 'f , , I ,A,? W 75,Lx E J y V ,Q A .qu-4 im iyts -J ind'-J' VF. . J- , 4 V in gf. , , 'se' it '45 as 1' gr H uf .A .f-' V, .4 Q I .v , V V -.4 I in s ie NfA A ft U Y at .,, A f-A 7 i 1 an- , A, wif H f el ' ,, --' ri I Q , A E W f Q ' 4 -Q .f , , It 5 102 Matt Dycus, Gail Dylewski, Steve Earls. Chris Eastman. Chris Ebach, Linda Ellis. Debra Endline, Deanna Engles, Chris Erley, Leisa Ervay, Lani Ewing, Tricia Fagley. Cathy Fahlgren, Cheryl Farber, Jim Farless, Judith Fath, Mark Faulman. Leslie Feaglic. Arnold Ferren, Rodney Ferren, Kirk Fettcrolf, Barb Fishbeck, Kirk Fisher, John Flynn. Beth Foor. Don Forgie, Dale Foster, Bill Fox, Timothy France,Jane Frank. Paul Franson, Amy Freeman, David Froehlich, Vicki Fulker- son, Bill Gagliardi. Bruce Gagne. Linda Ganus, Gary Garchow, David Gaudard, Lorrie Gay, Terry Gilstad, Dana Glass. Lori Goeders, Amy Gonyaw, Brian Goupil, Linda Gray, Vie- tor Greene, Doug Griggs. Paul Grohs, Paul Grosskopf, Mike Groulx, Tammy Groves, Richard Hackbarth, Jeff Haggit. Laurie Hahn, Mary Hammond Tom Harms, Kurt Harnick. Jack Harper, Ken Harrington. Russ Hartley. Dorothy Hawk- ins, Dan Heffernan, Mary Hegarty, Vickie Heiser. Steve Hempstead. Janice Henke, Cheryl Herz- berg, Doug Higgins. Cindy Hines, Erik Hoerauf. Paula Hoff. Leanne Holder, Susan Holey, Bill Holey, Heidi Homeister, .led Hopfensperger, Andy Hopkins. Nick Hopkins. Susan Hozak. Becky Hudock. Bobbie Hudock. Douglas Huggard. .lim Hummel. 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Paul Whittak- er, Rick Wiggins. it .Ai 4 o A be 'V 4 wi 9 1 - X s 4.5. -4- A K.. ' .'. g Q 9 I. L at ' . 'Z 7 5 Not Pictured: Shannon Ackerman, Paul Allen. David Barnhart. Pam Betron. Randy Billsby. Ann Braman, Rose Brandenburger. Larry Bryll. Jessie Carrier. Trence Clark. Dan Coin. Ste- ven Cook. Don Del-ever. Michael Dekau. Margo Dickerson. Bob Dohm. Darryl Doug- las. Chris Drager. Jeffrey Fillmore. Katharine Fisher, Mark Fitzgihbon. John Florey. Tim Florey, Ken Gillette, Mike Glesner. Roxine Hancock. Dan Hansen, Dian Hughes. Mark Ingles. Mark Katzinger. Becky Kerr, Ric Kohrumel. Debbie Lawless. Darrell Letts. James MacDonald, Mary McAnaIlen. Mary McCormick. Joan McDade. William Mclnnis. Robynn Milliken, Linda Moermond. Wesley Postma, Sue Randall, Jo Robin- son. Tad Robison. Pat Rogers. Tim Rudd. Gerald Schribner. Annette Shuell. Robert Smith. Bill Smith, Kim Solosky. Rick Stcmkowski. Debbie Sundeck. David Thiele. Vicky Waldron. Lori Walmsley. Andy Weeks. Penny Williamson. Barb Wilson, Don Wilson. 110 Peggy Wilcox. Dave William- son. Chris Wilson. Daryllyn Wisser, Debbie Witt. Glen Witt. Judi Wolcott. Beth Wood. Glenn Woodward, Sue Woodward. Rick Worden. Lisa Yeakle, Rosemary Yeoman. Tom Young. P Z 5 fyi ' VX-nic x x 1. . 1 Wzilwiff z 'fam' X, ' f SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - LEFT TOIRIGHT' Secretary-Treasurer Mary Cellag Vice-President Ann Schwartzg President Caleen Whitney. ' 112 OPHO ORE '--,af Q, . k W,K,,,r, ,,... ,,,,,,,.:.,5,, M Ziff ., nun , ,, ,Q W, .M Qi ,+I A-ve 'Gil' l1 trt y W 5 W f ,wa-0 f-aw j W W 3 :fm J 'rf 4' ' 9 W , , ff ,Z A' ,, .,.. A 6' F 2' 1 . f ,I t etet i Zh ., if J N A+ M- , ,gi fp .LN fl - ...Q cv 1' ,W , S, ,V J ,3 . ir Ia, I ,392 M 4 ,W A. , ,M i f- -, I V , 9 , 1 W, ' ' ,, .. , Q - V 2 ,fi ', ' xg H and ' ' A , - M . Q , V ., 3, 113 V .uv A, W ,. .,,..,,, ,, -4- J -16 Beki Ager. Vicki Ager, Ann Agostinelli, Mary Agostinelli, Mona Aldridge, Cythia Allen. Sandra Allen, Mark Allswede. Erik Alsgaard. Jane Ambler, Mike Ambrose. Carl Anders. Jackie Anderson, Doug Andre, Judy Angus, Pam Arndt, Jan Arnold, Mark Ashmore. Barry Atwood, Steven Ayres, Karen Backus, Bill Bacon, Sue Bader, Michael Baker. Steven Baker, Tammy Baker, Tammy Baker, Richard Balci- rak, Rhoda Ball, Pamela Ballard. Beverly Barnum, Mike Baltusis, Ellen Baney, Debbie Barnes, Lucinda Barnum, Sue Bartlett. Mark Bartz, Frank Beanland, Michael Beem, Dan Beeman, Tina Beeman, Joe Begin. Wa., J' 1 J X, 1 Xa s f 019' 4' f A 4 , ei ' ' 1 .mv ' f I 3 , . ,,i.1ii11 L, , - ff . ,,,A , Vi am . , f ,.1, . , , L it -3,z':5iz-- af 'f 0 ,f KAW M, N..,,.,,k , fi :,,, ,' ,155 1' .0 1 ,Q , his 1 i ,ji C ,gi I -rv -1-an-1 5 fi V it ' 5 ,,, Kg Iii 425961 f a -- M, 4 162 ' 44 ' -4 i li v K, L,.' , sw fa ,sl ig: 6 xii' , , LV ., L fi ii A get . 3, ,it 114 Karen Bennett, Laurie Bennett, Walter Bennett, Mitch Benson, Beth Berriman, Dan Bird. Cheryl Bishop, Bruce Bixler, Kevin Booth, Sara Bousfield, Dan Bowen, Mary Bradley. David Braman, Clarence Brandt, Michael Breasbois, Kathy Briggs, Robert Brines, Brian Brophy. Colleen Brown, Deborah Brown, Jill Brown, Rebecca Brown, Tim Brown. Debbie Bruce. Barb Buescher, Patricia Burba, Larry Burgess, Charles Burk- hardt, Mary Burton, Theresa Bush. Richard Butler, Dan Campbell, Gary Campbell, Jackie Car- rington, Kellie Carroll, Robert Case. Mary Cella, Catherine Cham- berlin, Lynn Chapman, Kurt Cheesbro, Dan Chritz, Kevin Church. Joy Clark, James Clerc, Mau- reen Clinthorne, Mark Clore, Patrice Coleman, Peter Conarty. Sue Constan. Holly Cooker, Faith Coomer. Dan Corbett, Eric Cornell, Larry Costello, John Costley, Jane Crampton, Rennae Croisant, Robert Cros- by, Wenday Crosby, Betty Crower. Nora Crower, Anna Cruz, Ber- nard Cudahy, Danny Curtis, Debra Cushway, Jim Dean. Michelle Dean, Claire DeBoer, Jane Decker, Jill DeLair, Mee- gan Delaney, Cheryl DeLong. Rick Demske, Michael Dennett. Stephen Dent, Elizabeth Dittenber. Veronica Dittenbir, Virginia Dittenbir. David Doepel, Layen Dorion. 'iii as 5 A AQ 4 , ' K 4, iaf1 ' 'Q' F A ' it Y , . f 4' in 1 as i y 3 hi A0 ' -'f I i xv' ' 1 r' t A wi. nf'4m 'O on ca ig , ,B 'L Q-I '14E9 Q . 1 U f Li Qu ,ff L C Q rw' 'Fi no Kr. J Evelyn Dorman, James Dorn- bos, Pam Dostal. William Douglas, Denise Doyle,Tom Doyle. Michelle Drew, Michael Drey- er, Geriann Droomer. Kurt Drottar, Juliann Dryer, Joe Ducham. Dennis Dufort, David Easley. Pam Edwards. Cheryl Elson, Denise Emmons, Keith Emond. Clay Engwis, Michael Erdman, Lucinda Erickson. Todd Ervick, Darwin Eschen- ' bacher, Dlorah Evans. 'D' 'S i 9' is 4 xii Ea' S' 'v -0 13 X ' ,,-f 3 in L: M 0 rg ' V' W , 49' S- 5, . . K Q 5. w 'D L Q af' A ' . 1 . ig' ,Q , . A 4 Our own Billy me Buckeye, now a pmteissional in ' 0- ,L star in the standing ered event. 53333 he would rw 3. y h ,A 3 he wimoni his yearbook, Billy Joe says he got his as .5 J ,N 5 in ,grade srrmol, where he played the part ol a S - X A ' ,wp gn ,Q Imviksgxving gxsgmnr. 'gh JOSTENSX American Yearbook Company X il': ' . .,. sv r is by ., . ' in ia R ixff Y It . lf-F V isss er' E 'SV , Q s iii, r Q i' 116 FJ A , 5 . . it 2- - f me Fifa i, me . Wtfffif L 1- K 7 -1 f M9 N N. s A 'i ,fm .A f A ash Q if, P RA i ? X ' 4 Q . t Q at A S f 4 1 x if 'L' R ri s NU' 1 l s 'vi ...xii . X t A S ,f '4 if -10- 5 n ' I A . gif 'ft S in I silk F ' ' AE tn W ff, :F l of 9 I f t . s fi it . ,As-.4 ii fill f I. Kim Farris. Martin Fath, Chris Faulman, Anne Fenner, Laurie Ferguson, Margaret Ferguson. Mike Fetterolf, Pam Fillmore, Mark Finkbeiner, Vickie Fin- ney, Dan Fleming, Dave Foote. Dale Forgie, Sherilyn Fowler, Sandra Foye, Diane Froehlich, Pam Fulkerson, Susan Funk. Bernard Garrett, Cynthia Gau- dard, Kyle Gay, Mary Gillett, Brian Glesner, Richard Giesner. Pam Glines, Mark Goethe, Dawn Goodman, Debra Good- night, Tim Gordert, Dawn Goupil. Ann Gowell, Kevin Grasley, Susan Greason, Scott Groulx, Kathy Haas, Nelson Hahn. Laurie Hamlin, Julie Hampton, Pat Hanna, Lorraine Hansen, Holly Harrington, Elizabeth Harris. Bruce Hart, Jerry Hartman, Debbie Haskins, Mark Hat- field, Kevin Hayes. Lynda Hearns, Martin Heikel, Christopher Heiny, Dawn Heme, Mark Hempstead, Andy Herhold. Bobbi Hiekerson, Judith Hig- gins, Elizabeth Hill, Terrie Hill, Susan Hillman, David Hines. Dennis Hines, Judy Hintz. Rebecca Hirsch, Kevin Hoer- auf, Thomas Hoerger, Sherri Hooghuis. William Hopkins, Catherine Horsley. Doug Huebner, Dan- na Huey, Doris Huey,Lori Hughes. Patricia Huling. Susan Hunt, Mary lnman, Scot Ioset, Greg Ivins, Catherine Jackson. Mary Kate Jenkins, Brad Jen- sen, Kitty Jensen, David Jer- ome, Darryl Johnson, Edward Johnson. Al Johnson, Richard Johnson, Bernice Jones, David Jones, Julie Jozwiak, Lori Kartz. Mary Kaufman. Al Kawiecki. Mark Keisling. Alyea Kerr. Lesli Keskkula, Richard Keyser. .lirn Kilbride, Russel King. Scott King. Colette Kinsey. Ayda Kiyak, Richard Klimpel. David Kocsis. Diane Korkoske. Chris Kortge. Harvey Krantz. Lori Kruger. Ken Kummer. Marianne Kurtz. Gail Ladd. Alan Laeder, Ken La Fever. William La Fever. Linda La Lqnde, Anthony La Rue, William Leahy, Mary Le Boeuf, Andrew Lee, Jeff Lee. Christopher Leff, Jonathe Lef' fingwell, Cathy Lehman. Jean Lehman, Carolyn Lewert, Steve Lietz. Jeff Lindstrom, Diane Lloyd, Bob Logan, Mary Lovelace, Deborah Loy, Cynthia Luck. Janice Lunsford, Eric Luoma, Bill Lyons, Lori Lytle, Scott Macklem, Julie Mahoney. Mike Mahoney. Serena Maid- ens. Bob Manchester. Anita Maneke, David Mann. Randy Manning. Connie Mansell, Judy Marcy. Jeff Marden, Michele Mar- quiss, Sally Marquiss. Eric Marsh. Lane Marsh Cathy Martin David Martin Lisa Marzolf -5 i:.': as ' .. ts 5 . L er 'il J x A- ie 35 - Si - 'ff . ga- . 4. L 4 , -at Q I . ...,h-, . ref! .1 '- , K lf 'Q' ' T , ft 15,4 ws t Q C -01 5 1 if as J ' 'fmt A Q k , tlii ,P Q 1. .7 -f ' E vm 'Q 1' . 415 . gf, rf1ft: N 1 X Q X 120 .A 9 8' 3? l p-I , . I 'r ia Y' 2 ,423 V Q W,, K ,V - t 5s it I N3 If' W' si 'ti e Jay W i fi t' W Y if 'g ' f K ' . ,. A' 4 D ,zany 5 1 - at x 445, 2 ' t lf Y it X 6 VV . , 5 Q V , M k ,. A I 1 J i f ,..W I VV I ' f - as ' 17 I f 'fu 5, i , , ,. ,g i ,J - ' 'ivr ' M y ' he -Lis' Mffav-'11 A Mr- ff 121 Jim Mast Deborah Maxwell Teresa May Teresa M cCann Tom McCann. Erin Mc- Cormick. Nancy McCormick, Alan McCullen. Marcia Mc- Givern, Art McGuff. Sheila Mclvor, Eric McKellar, John McMillan, Dawn Mc- Phail, David McWethy, Jeff Meath. Belinda Meyer, Mike Meyer, Cindy Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Kevin Joe Miller, Robert Miller. David Misner, Deb Misner. Brett Mitchell, Mark Moeller, David Mohowitsch, George Momany. 3. V - t Q A ..Vk , . V, .,1 ,, , f fr . -I ,X L . . as . Sl ' Vt ' i i x . ? if QR, ai ' 5 ai Y? l .I ff' .5 Y. .gg rf tie i , . S .. 'iflf A 1 12, 'Q 4? ' Qf'h.f, 0 ' 'ii Q, ' fi is C sp' 'wr . f. A 1 i Q. .1 W .P ik 5. bor ' -J '.n -v Q 'V' s i . i Sharon Morris, Sarah Moss. Michael Mott, Tom Mowery, Tom Moyer. Curt Muller. Bob Mullet, David Murphy, Sue Murphy. Thomas Musolf. Calvin Myers. Seth Nankee. Greg Neeb, Catherine Nehil. ,. I -1X 5 ,J-, .. . Robert Nelson. JeffNewland. , . . 'L 5 4 ..r if rx 'st faq.. - ai, F. R 1 I fs-f' ...Tn S X t S A , fe Vg.. ' Z S ' ,: : oil:-F' f -' X z 4 H 1 + A 'O' tx 'U lf Y x H X Q 5 J v ' . 9' l'. i- K -g -e fx., 1 -. 122 'o N -v 5 Kent Newman. Colleen Noack. Christy Noack. David Nobbs, Lynne Noneman, Frank North- rup. David Noveroske, Vicky Noykos. Julie Nunn. Dawn Nuzum, Erin O'Brien, Mary O'Connell, Kel- leen O'Connor, John O'Keele. Janet Olney, Kathy Onan, Jel- frey Oppliger, Kevin Ordiway. Linda Otting, Liz Palmer. I if Greg Papendick, Ronald Par- ker, Richard Parsons, Donald Patterson, Janet Paulus, Amy Pearson. Nancy Pelton, Richard Pelton, Curt Peppers, Tom Perry, Kenneth Peters, Patricia Petrie. Carla Phillips, Victoria Phil- lips, Mary Phipps, Carolyn Pi- lon, Shelley Porter, Brian Potts. Stacey Poulos, Pam Powell, Chistine Pozniak, Jeffrey Prange, Herman Pribbernow. James Priddy. David Puckett. Paul Punnett, Lorrie Radakovich, Cheryl Rapp, Michael Rapp. Catherine Rathbun, Richard Rausch, Kathleen Raykovitz, Mark Raykovitz, Jackie Red- man, Debbie Rhead. Caroline Rieke, Elizabeth Rios, Raymond Rios, Joellen Rippee, William Robb, Jeff Roberson. Chriss Roberts, Pam Roberts, Donna Robillard, Mike Robin- son, Pam Robishaw, Patrice Robison. Steve Rock, Greg Roe, John Rodgers, John Rokosz. Steve Root, Mary Ross. Lori Roth, Margaret Roth. Nancy Rudd, John Ryan, Ka- thy Sanborn. Lisa Sandin. Lisa Saro. Jennifer Schaberg, Frank Scheffer. John Scherzer, Patricia Schober. Jim Schroeder. Jeff Schroen. Chris Sehroten- boer, Ed SChultL, Gail Schultz, Ann Schwartz, Christine Scogg. Eileen Scoles, Kathy Score. Claude Sequin, Kevin Shaneyfelt. Sheila Shannon, Martin Shaw. Jeff Sheneberger, John Short. Scott Silliman, Mary Silva, Susan Silverstein, Karen Skelly. 5, vw 45 'nf' If - af' , . ,. ., EQ , I' ' e fG22a2f?ik55?flli5h1wM5f ' ,ff -,aiW , -V W2 va if-43. 4 K R H 'V'-'A Q 1, Q 4 -M, I 1 'Q' Ji it if if ,...' , t it ,. AJ ,, A -J I If r-N I Al il Y ,-.1 x .ft ,442 I fl iff! -egg in , w ,ff l Y , yah., l f-'Q J A' ?t A n 124 Y' f ,, Q' ,,,, . A if ...if ,, Z T, l .Mx . 1 A , 'Q A p ,G 4- V 121 5 f' H ,+ 1 ' A .5 X I w .1 I.. ' I f 3 ,. , 4- S ' V :Q-f J M A I4 , ' ix f pc - 'V' .gf f: ilu . t in ' J , A 4 1 f ,airy , . Z . T 2 f W, 1. Q- J, if .4 A 1 5 W . r . f f X T X owe' :Jf V. ' 1 3 125 Todd Skochdopole. Gerard Slomkoski. Kirk Slykhouse. Annette Smith. Brad Smith. Peggy Smith. Russel Smith. Stacey Smith. Susan Smith. Victoria Smith. Jane Snider. Harry Solberg. Dave Southworth. Robbi Spark. Thomas Sparta. Tony Spencer. Mark Spicer. Philip Spradling. Ann Springberg, Michelle Straley. John Steckley. Ann Steenhagen, Mike Steenhagen. David Steger. Thomas Stein, Mark Steinke. Judy Stobby, Tim Stockton. Geraldine Strom. Audrey Stryker. Allison Swanson, Mike Swiger, Martin Swim, Raymond Szymanski. 5 ,. , W e he . Si . ,x.. gre 39' My 'U i f ,,, X D, -,IVV I fiiliii ' mix -me , rf Q x H t J hs 1 ,....?X 5 i ,, r X is 2. .., ' -is ,. .. Q - - , f umm . .f 5 Q , ' ., t 4 ' ,,, , .vs -1 ' ' . FF, J J Q-if Sl f 1. X' X Q x t X if 126 Janet Tessner, Larry Thiel, Gloria Thorsberg, Craig Thur- ston, Curt Thurston, Tammy Thurston. Hester Tice, Martin Tiffany, Mary Lou Timmons, Kelly Tower, Greg Townsend, Tam- my Townsend. Jody Tucker, Bryon Turrell, Kathy Ujevich, Tim Upchurch, Bart Van Luinen, Marcia Veeder. Annette Viges, Catherine Vo- gelsang, Pam Wagar, Lisa Wagner, Peggy Waite, Terri Wakefield. Randy Walker, Amy Washauer. Patricia Wasser, Julie Weaver, Susan Wejrowski, Ted Wejrowski. Karen Welch, Ron Wells. Rhonda Wenglikowski, Robert Wentworth. Terrence Wernette. Shelly Werth. Charles Weseloh, Delos Westendorf. Caleen Whitney. Tammy Wickman. Glen Wilkinson, Cynthia Williams. Kevin Willsie, Debora Wilson. John Wilson, Arlene Witt, Mary Wittbrodt, Barbara Wolf.CarolWolfe,JoelWolfe. Lori Wolfgang. Steve Wood. Jim Woodcock. Rodger Wood- ward. Bill Worden, Joe Worsley, ,Q 4 . ,..-J, we . 'P' 'U S ,Z kv ., 4 . 1 t .F .sa fl ,ji gl. .EE . . A r-5 , :xxx 1 ' lite ex I ,NJ 'Cl xl if Q 'QR ,v -I' 557 -' 9, ' N Qs. ' ei: 127 lx l'4stI' F , e t b- T in -4 NNY f 'Q l '3' A Not Pictured: Frances Boring. Pat Cooper, Becky Crosby. James Currie. Lani Dish- ington. Charlene Ewert. Timothy Fisher. William Fletcher. Tim Ha- ner. Sheila Harry, Rudy Hernandez. Elphie Hickerson, Ann Ingles, Robert Jones. Cheryl Keckler, .lim Knasel, Leslie Lefler. Kelli Mc- Anallen. James McVay. Renee Michels, Randy Mobley. Blane More- house, Jean Munger. Tamela Pauls. Penny Popps. David Postma. Bill Puckett. Marcia Putt. Robert Reed, Jeffrey Reid. Paul Ridenour. Richard Roberson. Kathy Sanderson. George Skalnican, Joe Smith. Teresa Sovereen. Randy Stoner. Tamala Talcott. Paul Wagoner. Dan- iel Warren. John Walsh. Catherine Whithead, Cindy Wolker. Larry Wood. John Wright. Cheri Wortman. Bradley Wright.Beth Wylie. Diane Wymore. Lori Yerrick. Mark Young, Robert Young. Sharon Young, linkin aw 128 N 'E' .fx,. L ,..H,,,,,W ,, , , 15 K , - gf If W, 90lg V , 1 'Tw V 5 , , ,- '-. Z-.f Q-, M- ' is ff 4 55 lg 1 29 f The spirit they created will never bm lost A common purpose . . . Hardw0rk' Brealhf less enthusiasml' a privilege s JR VARSITY Margie Loescher Sandy Schultz Lori Yerrick Lori Wolfgang Shelly Dean Lori l-lugh1s Gail Dylewski WHNS.. is l?. l ,i I ' I I ' EXPE lisllii Ifixlkl fffliis I , I I xYt :'- H I F EDKIE LOSSES I1Eh4EB4BEHlVVPHHN QM ' QQ MNQAXX ki Sw kfgxigif MM XJ f 'W SSSSE 1. rg an experience . . . ,that only a lucky few can have. City Champions! FOOTBALL Q S-N Nu., 1 1 .uv Q it I :s hd uf .E 3. 0 U :s I-1 Q J I-1 S-9 5 V1 z, L4 K5 LD m, .ae o o I-4 m E 'i E. N E :vs t. m .se in eu 2 C. N ,EP C IU -l GJ P su Q i.f U .aa wt ca. U7 O P 2'-1 D ui 5 o -l an .': Q :E as E D .xc as 3 .z I-1 as 2 A E-' I CD ,.. Di O I-' l LL. L1-l -l I- Z O nd u.. 3 O f.-4 Lindy, Gordon Wymore, .lim Huling. ROW 2: Matt Dyste, Randy Finney, Rick Todd, Dave Quick, Doug Paran, Steve Holbrook, Matt Brady, Mark Tolpa, Dennis Nieman, Randy Moore. ROW 3: Paul Perry, Mike Allen, Greg Bergtold, Bill Gagliardi, Kirk Smith, Jodee Whitman, Larry Lindy, Ron Woodward, nson, Dave Bousfield ROW 5: Art McGuff, l'2i Lewis Cook, Doug Langner, Paul F offatt, M ke Scott Sovereen, Mi 4: Phi Onan, Tom Dostal, ROW S. Mill ck Di ner, Mark Allen ROW 6: Oscar Hahn, Larry Kast Terry Wilczek, Gary crib Me' ay, Jerry S ke Mi siday, Bill Link, 218 Howard Banner, Steve Weirauch, Scott C ga. huck Kenai Kasper, C On nk Altimore, D Jozwiak, Bob Stoppert, Fra nqiuguung 'q9Sg91 saqoeog g M93 '9g1.m3 uxgf ':poop0oM Lugf 'supq of jne.l9oH UQA93 ling :pew iw ull OSIFAA 'u 91mg s9q9e03 Lnusgw PUR 'vlwlsm uqprudg gqd 'uewmg 9Aeq 'Keg 91,51 '.x9uq9nH 'o.lqs99q3 unyl 'sS30g 9A91S ip M03 'puasumol 39.19 'p1empo0M 19303 'B aug 'u9uJo3 Q08 'uos19N D 39.1 03 'suos 5ZM 9 51-'UW 9A91S '9q19o M OO f'P U0 51021 'xlnolg uoog 'zso 95'I!W '119uu9q H pm U-'Fl' Slug!-'M W MOH 'Sum 11008 'KHAD Snoq 'ueLuueH Luaf 25 OH .LNO?I:I M 'I 0.1. 321 9!-'H 21901-1 .Jn 95l!W US S plug 'J9391S :meg '1ueu9.ld UBUH 'LIIILU ol 'fiqdoig uepg '.l9us:-:lg ww -.md pmqog3 'pueluezvg xgumg 'Alamo y, M fy.: M , W' i iff ,K ' ., 'Q' M -j'Li71f,L f X f - i W n 4u5,f,f,' H mm 9' 'V ' .. 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Ms. f ji, A :1-,Nr-N T, ,L L, X , M --fefwfi-'fs I f , S ' A .,... f 31,7 1, .2 l'Q::..7g:sx1 , 55,15 'iz-EN' ILDI G GOGD f'k'r.-R off' 3 ' F 41' ' w Q9 ' 1 CHARACTER 5 1, fi 3, 0 D , ...MQ ..u . . 140 'fi , 1 fig-fggng, vf John McMillan, Steve Johnson, Jeff Randolph, Jim Noack, Mike Baird Dick Wickman, Kevin Thompson, Jeff Meath, Tom Hoerger, Coach Tim Lutes Won 7, Lost 3 Saginaw Valley Champs .I, ai' 141 VARSITY GOLF FRONT ROW: Dan Knasel, Dan Dulude, Steve Cook, Jim Knasel, BACK ROW: K. Melvin, Craig Viges, Steve Putalik. J , .aff S . , , M, .1-ff,--fo.. I 'I' 'G 'Rf ' ,, , ,. ,,., , .,, fn ' 4 . W. ff'- ., :,....':..E'Hf?iif1if ff.,-I' 1' 4' W , ' f V ' H ' , ,.f,M..'.-ff yfi . I A '- The Varsity Golf Squad had an excellent 15-0 record for the season. Steve Putalik lead the Chemics with a 78.1 average. 3 . NM- 142 27 26 FRONT ROW: T. Larue, M. Ballusis, R. S wood, T. Rudd. if .N zymanski, S. Ryan, G. Meador. BACK ROW: K. Melvin, R. Skold, D. Thorsberg, B. At- GPN. JR. VARSITY W 144 Mike Ladd, Mark Allen, Orrin Ladd, Randy Moore, Dennis Wehrly, Brad Browning, T. Marquis, Coach, Andy Luebeck, Mike Erdman, Mike Kubisiak, Ed Chase, John Inman, Sherman Case Varsity Wrestling, 1974-1975 Season record: 6 wins, 5 losses Outstanding Wrestlersf Ed Chase: 21-7, tournament champ at Dow Orrin Ladd: 22-7, Valley Champ Mike Kubisiak: 15-8 Andy Luebeck: 19-7, tournament champ at Dow Team Captain: Ed Chase The sport of wrestling : blood, sweat, and tears. An individual can really find out what they can do by themselves by battling it out, one on one. If he makes a mistake, he has no one to blame but himself, and nobody to hide behind. 145 X 5 iiiit yl 3' FIRST ROW: Dale Foster. Steve Baker. Marty Tiffany, Kurt Cheeshro, Bob Case Brandt. Dennis Hines. Kevin Booth. Jeff Mardcn. Brian Glesner. Mr, Marquis. The .IV Wrestlers were ahle to match their Varsity counterparts wit injured later this year, and Marty Tiffany had outstanding personal wig' --'1 n0 'e l I - 1, - 4 a 7' J.V. Wrestling Action 'fix YVQ .. ' lhoughl ACTION Results P' 147 'N y Y TIT: k . V , 4 L t ' .V IU , z N ,,p'4' 1 tk T cf, L ' . 1 t K , Charles Weseloh. Mike Dennett. .leff Prange. Tom Perry. .lon Leffingwell. Richard Rausch. .loel Wolfe. Mike Ambrose. ROW 2: Dave Rausch. Kelly Sihle. Mark Post. Jeff Randolph. Neil Hamlin. Brian Oswald. Dave Bouslield. .lack Feingold. Steve Fish. ROW 3: Tim Cohoon. Paul Cirosskopf. Bill Butfler. Tim Srodes. Craig Nlcffollister. Glenn Woodward. Tim Denardo. Karl Kwast. Coach Miller. Midland High's boys' swim team placed a terrific 4th in the Arthur Hill Relays. and a strong second in the Valley meet. Totally. the dual meet season resulted in a record of8 wins and 5 losses. Brian Gswald set a school record in the 500 freestyle. Jeff Prange went to the regionals in diving competition, missed state qualifications by two places. Jeff is only a sophomore. so his future and that of lVIidland's swim team looks bright and promising. oys, Swimming uiiuibwnilwwu A , wuvfiy I If 0.9 - v-id-ve fl! 'ilwhilnnn no 150 I ZW .96 L9 Mark Wakeman, John Alfano, Scott Sovereen, Chris Schaberg, Dick Mills, Terry Brady, Scott Baker, Art Adan, Kris Smith, Jay Hop- fensperger, Chris Ebach. FRONT: C. Trzcinski, T. Hursey, coaches, Walt Cepela, manager. Varsity Basketball, 1974-1975 The Varsity Basketball team gave MHS a tying-best season I8 wins and 5 losses. They advanced in the tournaments until we lost a close game to Saginaw High. There were seven seniors on this year's team. They all contributed to the out- standing effort ofthe team. Art Adan: Led in assist and steals, All-Valley honorable mention as a senior John Alfano: First year on Varsity, excellent outside shooter Terry Brady: Second highest school record for career points, 7l2: shot over 5092 from the floor: as a senior, first team All- Valley. ,lay Hop: Averages ll pts. a game, 308 pts., career: honorable mention, All-Valley, senior. Kris Smith: Honorable mention, All-Valley, senior, 224 senior rebounds this year, IO rebounds per game average. Scott Sovereen: Played 65 games, most in school history: for three years over 100 rebounds each year: honorable mention All-Valley, sophomore Mark Wakeman: Team's quickest player: shot 4971 from floor. Varsit Jerry Hartman, Mike Dreyer, Mark Goethe, Jeff Meath, JeffOppIinger. ROW 2: Tony LaRue, Joe Begin. John Short, Scott Macklem. FRONT: Greg Townsend, Al Laeder, Kevin Willsie, Tom Sparta. A record of 12 wins and 8 losses was the reward ofthe J. V. B-ball team after a season of sacri- fices, learning and experiences. We congratulate you, and look forward to the contributions of several of you to the varsity team. Outstanding players were many, but Jerry Hartman was an excellent rebounderg John Short, great on shootingg Jeff Meath and Scott Macklem produced great floor efforts. Coaching was by Tom Lutes. 153 Junior arsity An Action-Packed Game . . - K -- .3 ,1, , - .5 : Q' ..., Q, wQi5 .. m Aim. V. i Vii r :EE NN ,, -Wax Pyi, ' Q- ,,i A A .. ,. W . , lyk, 'HSM M 'X ' ixkkq Q! -,W A K J.. if 1 wg R Q, Q Q S :za Af W 21 3 as wg- , 3 ---Q iw S M . 1 Q -,jg Q 3 Q. .i ' ' ., 'N maid' ' .uf .. . M, ,I Unselfish players giving to make Li team. Wins Q s Q Q u fm ec .i 11' iix 'ns 5 -fljfs y , , ,, WL! , ,'kH- Eff f :yea mf - '- f, ww .a , 4' 1 H23 ? f.', 6 - 'fr ' E .V ,V ff .i as e a Q 154 5 2 .4 Q f f . . . ofThrills and Victoriesw I---...A Q -. I l: ' .,.d ,. , L M - 'A LAALA-' A J K ..,. .. i? ' f. Qiffj:.gi 1 X 'L 9- .- F f I I ' 822 ,s - - ' . , . , ...- 9 'I Q I 'S' ,M 9' ' '. 1:15 . 1 S 5 I kv, wif 2 ? Q 1,1 i 4' KLA K slag VJ, 2? ' J- Q, ,., - 4 , 5 JE, h tlk .f11?- m L Y Y Midland 5 's Best Liver 5 N, -1-11 I 'if w ,f'Y 'W' ' I K N H ' 1 -....1. 4 ,nk 11 II K x. X x x ' ',-G my--W fl its ,,- 's .F fy x xx' 155 ,x I ,Si N 15 Growing, Learning r mi.. ' 5 Jr. Varsity Go Blu NZ' Having Fun x V.. - Basketball TOP: Coach Gary Jozqiak. Mark Wakeman. Doug Riley. Skip Bjork, Jim Noack, Chris Ebach, Chuck Kenaga, Coach Carter THIRD ROW: Howard Banner, Jeff Ra ndolph. Tim Traylor. Dann O'Connor. Doug Paran, Dan Bailey. Terry Brady. ROW 2: Mark Braman. Jim Brooks, Rick Carter. Ted Toland, Mike Ross, Matt Brady. ROW l: Greg Chase. Kim Altman, Al Benezette, Tim Stickly, Dave Lanigan. Varsit Track and Field With the I974 Track Team. the Track Department expanded its record for winning the Saginaw Valley East Championship from three to four years. We are proud ofall boys who made this possible, and expecially proud ofjeff Randolph, who went to the State Meet and placed third in the 2-mile run. Congratulations must also go to the guys who broke records last year: Dave Lanigan set a new pole vaulting record of 13' 9 , a record which he has broken indoors this year by vaulting l4'g Kim Altman set tw new records: the 100-yard dash in 9.9 sec- onds, and the 220-yard dash in 21.9 seconds: Al Benezette, who broke his own redord of 4:25.3 in the mile run with a new record of 4:21.11 Jeff Randolph, who also set two new records: he ran the 880 in l:56. and also bet- tered his reocrd in the 2-mile run of9:25.3 by I0 seconds. 158 BACK: Larry Lindy. Scott Bttkcr. John Doe. Tom Dosttil. John Kurtz. Kurt Lindy. ROW3g MgiiDy'g1e-john!-lynn, Brigin Schmidt. Kevin Thompson.Rt1ndy Finney. .lim Clinthornc. Randy Angus, RUXN 2: Nlikc Btiird. Nltirk Lund. Ptiul Cirosskopti. DiiycQuiuk. Orc Stuptirck. Dcnnix XX uhrly. ROW lf Dick Wickhaitn. fXlSc1cp4inski.Chrix Schgihcrg. .lohn VN ilwn. Dennis Sticklcy. Jr. Varsity 159 'f7!'?'fS q!v FRONT: Randy Oliver, Tom McCandless, Steve Sitter. Dave Rausch. ROW 2: .lohn Kane. Jim Kowalski. Mike Moffatt, Dan Knasel, Bill Min- er. ROW 3: Dave Bender, Steve Holbrook, Ray Kawecki. Dan Heiser. Rob Schultz. BACK: Andy Luebeck. Tad Robison. Terry Gilstad. Bob Thomka. Coach Haskins. I 160 oys' Tennis Several outstanding players contributed To the tennis team's excellent record of I0 wins and 2 losses. ln the valley the record was 9 wins and l loss. They tied for first place in the Saginaw Valley meet with Flint Southwest- ern. Bob Thomka lSr.J, Mike Moffat fSoph.J, and Steve Sitter I lr X were Pnmmr-nrled nc imnnrtant foam mama llfl lff Jtlitzffafl A h , Mrilfzzn, I.: , al 11 r 5 1 2 'ff I 1 flitlfdffff Vlizffanzf bil UA 1 f tm- Um A Z 4-L-.L . Q 7 . t ' -.Lh t LVZL - st., -- - . T7 it k -1b. iif'iifa ' t BACK: Mark Holbuik fmanagerj, Coach Altimore, Tim Preston, Mark Forbes, Shawn Tracy, Scott Sovereen, Mike Allen, Glen Gohlke. ROW 2: Art Adan, Dirk Love, Paul Perry, Dan Huey, Ron Woodward, Carl Hammond, Mike Strieter. ROW l: Tim Riegler, Chuck Rippee, Steve Gehrls, Jeff Parker, Bill Walcott, Lee Byers. Baseball The 1973-74 baseball team had a good season and much to show for their effort, Jeff Parker represented MHS on the All- valley first team. This is tremendous and Coach Altimore is extremely proud of Jeff, as is the entire team. There are many returning players for the 1975 season, and it looks like it will be very favorable. Paul Perry, a three year starter, looks at baseball as a game of skills, coordination, poise, and a strong mental attitude. He feels that good :oaches have contributed significantly to the formation ofgood ball players and well-working teams. 162 ? l roll ffl Y BACK: Greg Dorrien. Gary Schofield, Coach Wilczek, Frou Warren, Mike Srodes, Dan Thorsberg. ROW 2: Bill Bagliar- di, Doug Griggs, Steve Weiger, Ken Harrinton, Steve Cook, ROW l: Bob Waggoner. Rick Shoal, Andy Weeks. Brad Browning. The Junior Varsity Baseball team had an excellent record of 14 wins and 9 losses. Many ofthe play- ers from the l973-74 season are returning as varsity team members. Coach Wilczek is very pleased to see this development and is generally proud of his team. 163 Girls, Melinda Case Sue Randall Lesli Keskkula Laurie Chase R W Lynn ig Punnett B - WS' ' 5? Jane Decker Q 1 . -- en f sn, kg K A Vi ii X -s X ,., : X K is , ' 'E Debbie Haskins, Julie Foerster, Pat Krmbill, Beth Whelan, Debbie Altom A tremendous record, the Regional Championship and four representatives total a worthwhile season for girls' tennis. Jane Decker, Debbie Altom, Pat Krimbill, and Sue Randall went to State from Midland High. Congratulations! I R l , , ' , Z 1 Y t i X 1 N r 1 l ' fi f r 164 Margaret Neely. Jean Munger, Dawn Newsome, Sue Funk, Lisa Sandin. Tennis . A 5 K x-s.. .12 4 cw Ann Gowell. Rowie McFadden Peg Bottomley, Jean Donner, Julie Schaberg The girls' junior varsity tennis team had a rather limited sea son, but still gained the experience of working with and for a teami This experience was invaluable, under Ms. Blackman s careful coaching. 165 H ?A --'1 1 A!c f Girls' Swimming Carol Riekc, Sue Miller, PulBurha1, Chris Scogg Esther Swim, Erin Moore. Kim Cheesobro. Sue Woodward, Mary Funk, Mary Saam. Laura Kline. Shelly Ambrose Mary Brines, Barb Steller. Cindy Starks, Karil Marrissey, Cindy Miller, Sarah Moss, Ann Brasie, Libbee Scogg, Jenny Markell 4 Lf' 'Y J S f swf I M I Xi - . .., ,y Q' 1.- ,rw ,.. . My ' 1 , A. :aww . X., W my ,t 4 wht , i 5 A This year's swim team had an outstanding record ol' l l wins and l loss fbi l pointJ.Theygz1ve Midland High the urea championship, but not without effort. Tom Miller couched the team on to develop style, skill, and stumi flii. a o f ' M 4 lf' ,O w- ,u ...- ,Y ,,p' -9 A, V, v W 3 1 4 i 0 if o 4 ,ul w 1 V it . X 9 af v vp M y 1 , , A gm, gi f N i ,4', T? S U C, 1 iw' VOLLEYBALL - .- ,,,, Q, ,., ., W,,,, Wai A BOTTOM: Joce Skelly, Lynn Punnett, Karen Horner, unidentified, Beth Berriman, Maureen Black, Julie Foerster, Sally Ujevich, .Ioan Sullivan, Pam Bethard. Missing: Beth Whelan, Rowie McFadden, Bobbie Hudock. olleyball - ah. BOTTOM: Kathy Raykovitz, Diane Wymore, Leslie Keskkula, Debbie Haskins, Jenny Schaberg, Jane Decker. ROW 2: Brenda Wenglikowski, Cindy Hines, Lisa Saro. ROW 3: Lorrie Radakovich, Linnette Cook, Kathy Ujevich. 169 vglfwf ll half-L:. l I mt A nn S ri? ml A I , ' ' l ll' W S I f I TSX il J f X gfk QSEATEDJ Nancy Schmalbeck, Pam Bethard, Janet Robishaw, Beth Whelan, Cindy Benezette, Julie Foerster, QKNEELINGJ Rowie Mc- Fadden, Cheryl Costley, Maureen Black, Dodi Hawkins, Kay Ballard, Kristi Conn, Kate Swiger, QBACKJ Tana Horden, Carol Parker, Sally Ujevich, Chris Gardner, Diane Dickey, Karen Horner, Kim Dean, Julie Mowery. Coaches: Tom Hursey, Mike Ujevich. The spring of I974 brought a 'knew' sport to MHS. We can proudly say that this was the first Chemic girls' soft- ball team. The girls and their supporters fought for the right to this team, which has contributed significantly to the athletic department at M HS. The team works long and hard and d0esn't always get the fans they deserve. This spring, come out to support the girls through a second successful season. 170 L... S L U G G E R S Y -w FQ Au. f . 171 AUTO APH 9 JW ,i if fl A . 1,. y. M. k5'v:vH Q, -:Q ,,,,.f,-,ar 'Wm 10' Gur Teachers 'Dnu. M- io? if .ur Ng 5 wi' au: . fn ,nu , an- ? s, . fn, r , , . . a Q ' ', u . ', , . 1: s Q 'v 1, ni , 1 - s ,-0 ., r LJ.. L l Loyal, Compassionate, And Most Of All People! 4 ' If r ,115 ABOVE LEFT: The French Club's Salon de The. ABOVE RIGHT: The President and Vice-President ofthe Student Council. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Bazzy and members of the Ski Club. ABOVE RIGHT: A Pep Club creation, RIGHT: The Junior Achievement Center. CL BS ORGANIZATIONS Nw VAR ITY CLUB A A A sect --444 g A ,, . FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Sullivan, P. Krimbill, E. Chase. S. Uievich. C. Starks. R. Woodward. S. Hansen. D. Bouslield, J. Brooks D. Love. D. Knasel, A. Adan, M. Wakeman. 2ND ROW: D. Doyle, S. Case. M. Ladd, M. Kubisiak, H. Banner, B. Ross, M. Moffat, D. Lani gan. D. Spyker, M. Brady, R. Finney, T. Dostal. JRD ROW: N. Schmalbeck, J. Decker, J. Foerster, R. McFadden. R. Carter, J. Bath. M. Bra man, K. Horner, M. McVay, J. Whitman, S. Bjork, C. Viges. B. Gagliardi. 4TH ROW: P. Bethard. L. Keskkula, D. Haskins. A. Brasie, L. Lin- dy, C. Bowman, P. Onan, J. Knasel, S. Holbrook. J. Feingold, B. Oswald, D. Langner, R. Todd. STH ROW: C. Miller, K. Cheesbro. M. Brines S. Cassiday, D. Quick, J. Scribner, P. Franson, S. Putalik, K. Harrington. O. Ladd, S. Johnson, S. Baker. 6TH ROW: S. Ambrose, B. Stetler, E Moore, D. Paran, G. Bergtold, D. Riley, S. Weirauch, C. Kenaga. K. Lindy. T. Hoerger. 7TH ROW: G. Woodward. G. Seifert, L. Cook, P. Per- ry, G. Wymore. M. Dyste. J. Noack. K. Thompson, M. Baird, R. Angus. STH ROW: R. Moore. M. Strieter, J. Huling, D. Nieman, K. Smith M. Tolpa, M. Allen, D. Mills, C. Ebach, S. Cook, A. McGuff, S. Sovereen, K. Smith. The Varsity Club is composed ofthe finer ath- J' i 'S achieved and displayed a high degree of skill in .,., ' - ,Q F' at letes of Midland High. Only those who have fi -1, fl f-H. -11. ss- ,. i his or her sport are eligible. This year our star jocks worked at the concession stand next to the 't 't gym to raise money for various activities We hope the Varsity Club continues to achieve sta tus for good old MHS and meanwhile fight ferociously people and continue to harrass our opponents in every sport 9 7 9 7 176 PEP CLUB wus-1-p.,.-Q ' s fevpqgf FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Reo, J. Arends, M. Cella, S. Bader, P. Powell. ZND ROW: P. Petrie, J. Nyquist, L. Snover 3RD ROW: B. Miller, J. Baker, T. Nowakowski. The Pep Club is a small but dedicated group 3 4 of high-spirited students who make all the posters for ballgames and swimmeets. They also have many expert kazoo players. But the main function of the Pep Club is to generate pep, and they are really needed, because, along with everything else, there is a severe shortage of school spirit. Hopefully, with the help of the Pep Club, school spirit will make a comeback, and be as strong as ever in 1975- 76. BE HT .WNJN Q swim 177 ' Y- Y- - PO PO GIRL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Allen, C. Whitney, J. DeLair, T. Owen, M. Bradley. SECOND ROW: C. Pilon, A. Schwartz, P. Huling, B. Mayers, L. Yeakle. This year the Pom Pon girls combined striking new uniforms, modern rock sound, and carefully choreographed routines to make their half-time performances one of the highlights of the MHS home basketball games. The girls worked at the concession stand to earn money. The captain of i the team was Brenda Mayers, and Ms. Thiel A was their advisor. 55- ,xi RIGHT AND ABOVE: The Pom Pon Girls perform for the crowd at halftime. 'QS -. rthmumf l 178 L NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McDonald, R. Putt, K. Cheng, N. Anthony. V. Sunderland, J, Foerster, H. Rupprecht. M. Cardella. J. Scholten. ROW 2: D. Young, D. Lanigan, M. Silverstein. D. Doyle, C, Starks, R. Woodward, P. Durance. J. Bechtold. ROW 3: F. Walles. K. Smith, A. Wylie. J. Nyquist. C. Traylor. B. Stetler, S. Ujevich, A. Doyle. C. Carpenter. M, McGowan. f.,k J i The National Honor Society, advised by Mr. Peltier, is an exclusive club who members have been chosen on the basis of scholastic accomplishment and leadership ability. The NHS is a cross-section ofthe finest young adults in Mid- land High's Class of 1975. The officers are: President, Chris Traylorg Vice-president, Kris Smith: Secretary, Kathy Chengg and Treasurer, Mary Jo Silverstein. Advisor Craig Peltier, 179 ST DE TCOUNCIL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Schultz, A. Luebeck, L. Saro, A. Schwartz, S. Hunt, T. Stein, R. Loose, C. Whitney, M. Land, M. Bergs- trom, D. Rokosz. 2ND ROW: R. Shahin, D. Misner, M. Stoeri, L. Feagley, B. Parker, C. Fahlgren, M. Ambrose, P. McDonald, D. Bouslield 3RD ROW: C. Starks, Treasurerg J. Wagoner, Vice-Presidentg L. Neal, Secretary. TOP: J. Scholten, President. This year the main project of the MHS Student Council was to try to establish a tardy policy that the students and faculty would accept. This was harder than it sounded, and the council didn't have much luck. Another project was to form contacts with other student political bodies in the Mid- land County area. 'X EL gear-'r-M. These scenes are two sides ofthe Student Council. We won't tell you which ones are which. 180 CHRISTIAN YO TH CLU tl L FRONT ROW: Joanna Zook, John Cornell. BACK ROW: Bill Holey, Paula Hoff. Members of the Christian Youth Club meet together to learn more about God and to strengthen their faith in Him. By praying and discussing the Bible together, they hope to become better Christians. 181 DI TRIBUTI E EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. .lohnson.S Manchester K Haefner P Grzegorczyk W Hubbard D Hudock P Timmons V Bingham.T,Owen, Mr. Little. advisor. ZND ROW K Clothier J Brooks C Meath B Mercier J Zook D Peterson M Mast 3RD ROW: S.Jackson,C.Grachek,J. Hale, K. Hoover T .Iaure S Altenburg M Robillard E Zimmermann The Distributive Education Club ofAmerica has had a chance to put their knowledge of business to work this year. After struggling through the red tape accompying all such ventures, DECA has emerged victorious, and the members are now the proud proprietors of the Chemic Corner, MHS,s widely ac- claimed school store. The Chemic Corner features a variety of candy and health foods, and also sells Chemic shirts, hats, and but- tons, best-selling paperbacks, posters and tapes. From the crowd that gathers around the counter every lunch hour, it looks as though the Chemic Corner is here to stay. The officers of DECA are: President, Ann Jackson, Vice-President, Wade Hubbard, Secretary, Deb Hudockg Treasurer, Pam Grzegorczykg and Historian, Paul Timmons. LEFT: Carol Watkins points out to Carolyn Hutchison what she wants at the Chemic Corner. UNIOR ACHIE E TOP LEFT: This JA member looks a little puzzled by it all. TOP RIGHT: One of a multitude of JA products. ABOVE LEFT AND RIGHT: JA advisors work hard most of the time, but when advising ten or eleven teenagers becomes too much, a quiet game of chess can be most relaxing. +3 -f MY 4 fl mi' . Junior Achievement is an organization that teaches young adults about business while they are still in high school. Companies are formed and each company manufactures and sells its own product. Throughout the year there are meetings in other cities and states to attend to learn more about JA. The Midland chapter of .IA has a Trade Fair each year where each company builds a booth and sells its product to the public. This is also the time when Mr. and Miss Junior Executive are selected. This year Jack Fein- gold, an MHS senior, was named Mr. Junior Executive. 183 Ski Club l x f ' 4' 3? S ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Keskkula, D. Stryker, L. Saro, L. Punnett, A. Springberg, D. Foote, L. Neal, T. Skochdopole, T. Musolf, P. Schober, M. Badley, K. Drottar, B. Stetler, M. Saro. ROW 2: A. Luebeck, M. Funk, D. Knasel, T. McCandless, K. Schober, D. O'- Conner, B. Ivins, G. Roe, K. Horner, P. Burba, R. Croisant, A. Gowell, B. Komachi. M. Saam, Mr. Bazzy. ROW 3: K. Kwast, D. Thors- herg, B. Miller. L. Lindy, C. Bowman. C. Starks, S. Holbrook, M. Kaufman. M. Land, D. Griggs. T. Nawakewski, A. Freeman, G. Dy- lewski, L. Kline, S. Ambrose. ROW 4: D. Hammond, A. Fenner, L. Chase, S. Dent, J. Kilbride, P. Schiefer, J. Wofe, M. Ambrose, N. Allen, D. Raich, A. Brazie, D. Wehrly, L. Russell, L. Hamlin. D. Rokosz, J. Dornbos, J. Redman. Pray for snow! That was the motto ofthe ski club this year, and somebody up there must have been listening, for the ski club went on several en- joyaole trips this year. They slalomed the slopes at Crystal, Boyne, Schuss, Sugarloaf, Mott and a few . other mountains. They had a good enough time so that it was worth the 54.00 that it cost for dues. They were under the direction ofJoe Bazzy as advi- sor and Chuck Carpenter as president. The MHS French Club is made up of the students in all of Ms. Binals French classes. This year the club provided the funds to let French students take a special French test at Bullock Creek High School. They also put on a Sal- on de The , and served pastries and doughnuts to the faculty and students. The President of the French Club is Sue Constan. .mm FRENCH CLUB BELOW LEFT: A scene from the French Club's Christmas Party. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Szok and and Jackie Carrington enjoy authen- tic French cuisine at the Salon de The. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C.'Myers, T. Mahoney, M. King, S. Constan, M. Benson, W. Russell, J. Henke, C. Milliman. ROW 2: K Tower, J. Schmoke, E. Dorman, M. O'Connell, J. Higgins, A. Springberg, C. Rieke, C. Rapp. ROW 3: R. Shahin, D. Brady, S. Brewer, N. Mill er, G. Schultz, D. Altom, N. Anthony, K. Haas, Ms. Bina. 185 YE RBOGK STAFF This year despite many problems great and small, the Chemie staff has produced a Yearbook. This yearbook is fashioned out ofpersonal views of Midland High, and so it may have some parts that not everyone likes. The staff has tried to present all the faces of MHS, so that the 1974-75 Chemic will help you remember the part that you played this year. The staff is proud of its work. Identifying picturesg nagging coaches for infog picking out the best pictures to represent a sport, an event, a class, a person . , , This is all very hard, and only a group of fools would attempt it iso you say to yourselfj. Well, it's true. But we did go through with it, and we hope you have as much fun remembering as we had creating the memories. BELOW: A tribute to our long-suffering publishers, ABOVE: Jane Kimmel and Lynn Frisch slaving as usual. RIGHT: The Yearbook office . . . or is it the state ofthe editor's mind?'?'? 186 1975 CHEMIC YEARBOOK STAFF u Editor: Paul Durance ' ' Faculty Advisor: Paul Stimers Index: Lynn Frisch y Business Manager: Diane Durance, Lisa Adams, Asst. Ads: Lynn Frisch, Dept. Head John Cornell, Alane Stagg, Betsy Hill, Tricia Fagley. Sales: Pam McGiver'n Q Faculty and Academics: Beth Foor, Dept. Head. Mary Hammond Sports: Melissa Benson, Dept. Head A Mimi King H Organizations: Jan Kimmel, Dept. Head . Mitch Benson Class Pictures: Sue Brewer, Dept. Head T Tricia F agley, Beth Schmidt, Marcy Bergstrom, Julie - Schmoke, Mary Christopherson, Debbie Witt, Laurie Chase. Photography: Meier's Camera Shop 8a Studio Greg Papendick, Doug Andre, Chris Roberts, Tricia Fagley, , Paul Durance. T Special Thanks to Paul Duso of Meier's Camera Studio. 7 . 1 may DR A CLUB FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Hopkins, B. Perry, J. Brown. 2nd ROW: S. Constan, L. Robinson, C. Kinsey, C. Jackson, C. Petrella, E. Baney, J. Carrington, L. Randolph. 3rd ROW: R. Parker, E. Alsgaard, J. Wagoner, J. Jowanovitz, L. Ewing, C. Myers, P. Hoff, B. Hart. The Drama Club, under the advisorship of Mr. Randall, has spawned two plays during its 1974-75 season. The first, titled Here and Now , was shown in the fall, and was a resounding success. The second was an all-student play named Charley's Aunt , and was directed by Lani Ewing. Contrary to popular belief, Lani did recover and is now able to watch one-act plays without screaming, Despite various doubts and qualms, the play went off sans hitches and proved once again that women are good for something be- sides baking cookies and scrubbing floors. The Drama Club once again proved itself to be an excellent proving ground for some of Midland's finest theatrical talent. I i QQ Y ,. uf V .f J .W , wztm., if, . tf, f -. ft Scenes from the tryouts for CharIey's Aunt. Ns ffm 'SP .17 A f J'-Q'E x if E- ' 'R 'B P M A 4 2 2 3 O M Q Z M 'ti 'U :J Z Z 2 E P o 5 L. :J 72 1: va U ,.. x. rl I cd LL U C-IJ 2 vs A - rl 2 2 JT 5 U 4 J Q :L - if L E E x O r- k' -L. 4 3 O cz E- VI z 1.1. 'J Z :1 M 3 Q 5 .C if 2 L 9 L Cb :z I Q 5 , E -E sd 4 U .X O O U :1: 5 O nc Q KX ff. f. U -r Q.. D LJ .J 2 .Z 2 C i E 4 Z Z 5 A. 5 3 Lf v .- -A L L .4 C 'U C11 C 4 ra Z 5 5 O M F 'TT Q in xx w r: - M 5 .Lt 6 H fi E 0 L. ... 212 'O 'I .-I -A 'ff :1 F M sl 2 I :x I :fi E 5 u Q- Z. A Q U 2 I fi 7 Q '57 .. bl T ff .ri Q A z L 'J L: c L. .- I '53 :I Q ORCHESTR Orchestra f Where students study serious music and strive to better themselves, IO become part of the orchestra while keeping those individual talents that make a good musician. From the first concert in the fall, rushing to learn the music and the pitfalls of each new grade, to the final concert of the year, where each musician knows that he, along with the others, has created something that will stay with him. An or- chestra that is welcomed whereever it goes as one of the finest high school bands any- where. The MHS Orchestra has a full con- cert schedule every year, ending with a concert that presents outstanding seniors in solo performances. ABOVE RIGHT AND TOP: the wind and brass sections of the or- chestra. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Ral- ston, the director, issuing a com- mand. FAR LEFT: These musi- cians participating in Greaser Day . LEFT: Violinists Barb Fish- ,beck and Holly Cooker. CONCERT Altos: IST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. McDonald, C. Jackson, C. Lewert, J. Carrington, M. , Roth. ZND ROW: D. Brown, J. Fath, J. Arends, L. Hall, J. Schaberg. 3RD ROW: L. Robinson, T. Groves, R. Brandenburger, S. Bouslield, P. Bethurd. 4TH ROW: S. Schimmelman, B. Schmidt, L. l Chase, P. Hoff, L. Bothwell. 7--f ..,, J Eggs, 1 Basses and Tenors: IST ROW: D. Spyker, D. King, B. Hart, D. Heffernan, B. Ross, D. Martin, R. Parker. ZND ROW: R. King, M. Spicer, P. Manning, T. Nawakowski, J. Cornell, N. Hopkins, J. Baker. 192 CHOIR The MHS 1974-75 Concert Choir is one of the finest ever. Of course, excellence in music is a tradition at Midland High. The group pictures on these pages were taken at the choir's annual Christmas concert at Blessed Sacrament Church. where they sang for a large audience. Under the direction of Roger Holtz, the choir sings at many functions throughout the year, at elementary schools and at various concerts, all ofwhich show the excellence of this fine vocal group. Below, the choir sings at a football game. Right, Wen- dy Russell, Lori Walmsley, and Sue Holey singing in the choir room . . -'.1na.Am K iv Sopranos: IST ROW: H. Cooker, J. Brown. S. Holey, L. Barnum, R. Spark. K. Banner, M. Wasser. ZND ROW: B. Dittenbir, L. Walmsley. B. Cros- son, K. Tower, S. Marquiss. V. Dittenber. W. Russell, L. Snover. J. Arnold, C. Meath, H. Grether. D. Engles. JRD ROW: L. Blaine. Murphy, C. Pozniak, A. Steenhagen, T. Wickman. K. Brown, B. Fishheck, J. Henke. P. Fillmore, P. Rogers. 193 NSE BLE WM. 'Wi Q 4 , . T ' 'Iwi lST ROW: A. Wylie, B. Fishbeck. H. Cooker, M. Leflingwell. L. Bothwell, E. Moore. S. Decker. L. Ganus. 2ND ROW: D. Spyker, D. King, G. Willsie, R. Parker, J. Darger, P. McDonald, J. Cornell. GIRL'S CHOIR ,- ' ' dub 'f ' ' f ob... I ilu... .MM I IST ROW: D. Goodnight, M. Funk. S. Roller, B. Puckett, L. Walmsley, C. Faulman, M. Wasser, G. Thorsberg, M. Ross, K. .len- sen, C. Lewert, C. Jackson. T. Baker. J. Carrington. P. Ballard. 2ND ROW: L. Erickson, M. vonSatzger, J. DeBoer, S. Harry. L. Hamlin, P. Fulkerson. B. Eagle, A. Wylie. P. Rogers, E. Moore, B. Wylie, C. Whitney. S. Hunt. P. Merritt. S. Bouslield. L. Hall. 194 CADET BAND BELOW LEFT: Jim Clinthorne and Tom Moyer perform a cornel duet. BELOW RIGHT: The Cadet Band marches in the Homecoming Parade. pun '- ROW l: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Clinthorne, S. Hillman, S. Smith, L. Hamlin, L. Yeakle, C. Wolker. ROW 2: P. Smith, L. Roth. S. Fowler, M. Kurtz, V. Noykos, L. LaLonde, D. Loy, P. Huling. ROW 3: V. Phillips, S. Funk, A Kerr. D. Walker, B. Mitchell, B. Hopkins, R. Parsons, T. Moyer, L. Thiel. ROW 4: K. O'Connor, D. Johnson. S Ioset. D. Nuzum, B. Brophy, J. Schroeder. J. Clinthorne, T. Mowery, J. Dornbos. ROW 5: Mr. Stark, C. Schrotenboer J. Slomkowski, D. Murphy. K. Willsie, R. Balcirak. 195 1 CONCERT BAN FRONT ROW: fFlutesJ K. Cheng, N. Anthony. L. Ganus, M. Silverstein, V. Fulkerson, K. Horner, tOboesJ J. Baumann, B. Sperry, J. Foerster, J. Fauver, fFlutesl P. McGivern, M. Neely, L. Adams, L. Randolph. P. Bottomley, P. Glines. ZND ROW: tClarinetsJ K. Ballard, N. Anthony, J. Kurtz. S. Lewenz, tHornsl M. Burton, C. Wilson. M. Kaufman, P. Dostal. C. Jersey. tBass Clarinetj D. Lindstrom. lBassoonsl J. Decker, J. Kimmel, L. Sweet, 1SaxophonesJ A. Fenner, C. Luck. E. Kintner. H. Rupprecht. 3RD ROW: lClarinetsJ J. Winger. P. Boboltz, C. Parker, B. Parker, M. Post, G. Witt. 4TH ROW: fClarinetsJ L. Maass, G. Crosson, H. Albert, E. Dorman, M. Bradley, S. Bader. QTrombonesJ D. Thors- berg. K. Slykhouse, B. Jensen, E. Luoma, M. Tiffany, J. Lindstrom, B. Butzler. B. Titus. 5TH ROW: QDrums5 P. Ivan, M. Church. J. Peterson. C. Wenban, B. Oswald, C. Denslow, B. Brines. T. Burton, lCornets5 R. Enszer, C. Daudt, P. Blanchard, D. Young, B. Franson, T. Priddy, T. Stein, M. Dennett, T. Upchurch, R. Wiggins, fTrumpetsj B. Scott, K. Kuck, Director James Stark. 6TH ROW: tBassesQ K. Kwast, S. Nankee, G. Willsie, QBaritonesJ J. Scholten, K. Smith. The MHS Marching Music Machine: A group oftalent- ed, loud, rowdy people who slave away to perfect intri- cate formations while playing such pieces as Big Spend- er and g'Yellow Submarine . At a typical practice ses- sion, after watching Mr. Stark and Drum Major John Kurtz screaming and yelling at 90 grinning band mem- bers, you sometimes wonder if they can do it, ifthey can perform expertly in from of a bloodthirsty grandstand of football fans each Friday night. Fear not. This band has upheld a tradition of excellence in marching for many years, and the seniors of each year never let the rookies get away with anything. The MHS Concert Band: Some- wherein the middle of December, a bunch ofloud, undis- ciplined, shade-wearing hoods quietly transform them- selves into one of the finest concert bands in Michigan. With the band's history of top ratings at district and re- gional festivals, it is easy to see that Mr. Stark has the ability to draw out the talent from each member of the band. The pride in being a top concert band member makes everyone try a little harder, and it shows in each piece of music. 196 TOP LEFT: The MHS Marching Band leads the Homecoming Parade. TOP RIGHT: Kerry Kuck, one ofthe rowdier band mem- bers, lets off steam, ABOVE LEFT: Two members ofthe fantastic sousaphone section, ABOVE RIGHT: The band performs at Rhap- sody Rendezvous. RIGHT: The band cheers as MHS scores a touchdown. VARSITY MAJORETTES FRONT: Jean Sturm. BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Head Majorette Pam Meno, Drum Major John Kurtz, Becky Meldrum. Pam Meno performing in front of the band at halftime. The Varsity Majorettes are a big part of the Senior Bandls halftime shows. They add their talent and style to the shows, and a lot of pride and hard work goes into their routines, which they choreograph themselves. The spirit and enthusiasm of these girls more than makes up for their small number. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Jean performing at halftime. TOP RIGHT: Drum Major John Kurtz leads the band at Rhapsody Rendezvous. BOTTOM LEFT: Becky twirling, also at Rhapsody. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pam on the stadium sidelines. N D M i L' 1 ,Q xy , j 425 I IV MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Archer, Head Majorette Jill Doty, Pam Coltson, Cathy Petrella. The JV Majorettes at halftime. The Majorette's mascot, Angel WM. ST GE BAN The Midland Stage Band was directed this year by Pat Onan. Bruce Arnold and Kevin Cook. These three must have done an excellent job. ifthe performances ofthe band are any reflection on their work. The band's performance at Rhapsody Rendezvous was especially great, proving that their sound is unique and one ofthe best in Mid- land. The Stage Band also played for the cerebral palsy charity campaign and other functions during the year. This year the Stage Band became a Junior Achievement company. This is the first time that this has ever been done. and also the first time a company has been formed as a partnership instead of a corporation. TOP LEFT: Drummer Bob Brines - where it all begins. LEFT: A saxual relationship. BOTTOM LEFT: Rhapsody .. the feeling was good. ABOVE: Where the heck did everybody go? BELOW Kevin, what did you do to deserve this? L HAPPENINGS l 'I K Q ,ff b- ff-Ci, L HOMECOMING Homecoming 774 was a time for the whole school to pay tribute to the football teams, the Queen and her court, and the people who worked on the floats. The football team had a spectacular game, winning by a sizeable margin. Queen Jen- ny Bath reigned over the festivities with beauty and poise. The Homecoming Parade and halftime were a great success, helped by the presence of the MHS Marching Band and the floats, constructed by the classes and clubs. The night before, the cheerleaders led the snake dance and then led cheers around a roaring bonfire. At the pep assembly, the MHS teaching staff put on a highly surrealistic skit, presumably about Midland High, but the mass disorder they displayed in lampooning the students couldnlt be further from the real MHS. The trophy for the loudest cheers was won by the junior class, beating out the wheezy class of 1975. Homecoming '75 was a success all the way. Yes, people, school spirit still exists. BELOW, the 1974 Homecoming Court. SEATED, Queen Jenny Bath. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sophomore rep. Ann Gow- ell, Senior rep. Carol Parker, Junior rep. Erin Moore. RIGHT: The Representatives during the Parade. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Queen Jenny and Drum Major John Kurtz. TOP RIGHT: The Flower Girl and Crownbearer at the assembly. BOTTOM LEFT: Carol Parker and escort Jeff Randolph. BOTTOM RIGHT: Queen Jenny and MHS principal Clayton Wetmore. ,lg-n-nlgw 'aka wtf' 204 4' 01 694' 'Myne W?- !'7' Q19-'Y Wa,-q'4 ! QW-9 'f Y-via iff 'U 1 w4 f ' 1 . Nm D a il' , .fl gk s Z iv' gf. , . ' L. .U Av,-. 'Xu . , l X I - an tl ,' 3 ' 'N' . If i TP 2 li t ...ti x TOP LEFT: Members of the class of '75 riding on their float. TOP RIGHT: The Senior Class floatg a portrait of President Grant. MIDDLE LEFT: The Senior Band float. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Varsity Cheerleaders. BOTTOM LEFT: The French Club float. BOTTOM RIGHT: At the Pep Assembly, the cheerleaders and company perform. 206 'SQL TOP LEFT: The staff of M H S, doing what comes naturally. TOP RIGHT: Chuck Trzcinski and friend. RIGHT: The MHS Marching Band leading the Homecoming Parade. BOT- TOM LEFT: The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. BOTTOM RIGHT: Queen Jenny and her court at halftime. I LU BER JACK RIGHT: Rick Shoaf, getting into the music. BELOW LEFT: Astigafa, waiting between sets. BELOW RIGHT: This was a band the audience could really listen to. It's eight o'clock in the evening and all the student bodies begin crawling out from under their collective rocks, dressed in their best grubbies to gambol in the gym. Thus began the annual cornpone and grits celebration, Lumberjack '74! Astigafa, a band on tour from New York, provided the music and in return the students provided the entertainment, performing such exhibitionistic antics as calling the hogs , Qsomehow quite appropriate at MHSJ, wars of tugging, and the traditional growing of beards. Paul Timmons and Rick Carter bellowed a melodious duet that won them the hog-calling. Barry Ballard CThe Fuzzj won the beard-growing contest for the second year in a row. While teachers looked on fapprovingly'?J, the students had a great time dancing, watching, and listening. -' KNM NHZ Ll U LEFT: Astigafa, getting ready for the next set. BELOW LEFT: Kerry Kuck and Pam McGivern wait for the music. BELOW RIGHT: The can-can line, if not professional, has a lot of enthusiasm, BOTTOM LEFT: This guy is feeling the effects! BOTTOM RIGHT: Part of the time was spent just rapping with friends. 209 RHAPSODY RE DEZVOUS Mr. Szok in The Twelve Days of Christmas . specifically the part about six geese a-laying . Cheer up, Mr. Szok. Get some Christmas spirit! Rhapsody Rendezvous is a major event of the year for the music department at MHS, and also for many talented in- dividuals. This year Rhapsody featured acts from all areas of entertainment, including singing, dancing, . . . and egg- laying. The show was put together by those three paragons of musical ability and infinite patience, Misters Holtz, Ral- ston, and Stark. After this production, all three could be seen muttering Never again , but actually they are just as proud as the participants. And since they do such a fantastic job, we all want them to continue as long as they can. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Greg Willsie playing Shalt , TOP RIGHT: Cindy Jersey and Carl Daudt, the Dueling Trumpets , being led away by their keepers. BOTTOM LEFT' Soloist Jeff Blankenship. BOT! TOM RIGHT: A duet by Ann Wylie and Erin Moore. LEFT: Announcer Laurie Robinson. Misters Ralston, Stark, and Holtz singing CU their smash nationwide hit Boney Fingers . 210 4 2 'ki RIGHT: Linda Ganus in A Day at the Office . BELOW LEFT: John Cornell, a member ofthe ensemble, explaining a song entitled My Bonnie Lass She Smelleth . BOTTOM LEFT: Diane Dur- ance, dancing to Funeral for a Friend . BOTTOM RIGHT: A song and dance team performing There Ain't Nothin' Like A Dame . 212 RIGHT: Soloist Becky Brown. BELOW LEFT: Lynn Bothwell and Kathy Stuewe play a piano duet. 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Lanigan Al Lindstrom Roger Markell Marguerite and Jack Saro and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Silverstein Frederick Ralph Sitter Jr Hugh A. Starks Thomas H. Setler Herbert Stoeri Charles Stuewe Miles A. Weaver Richard E. Woodward ADS Ace Hardware 225 Adorn Ha1r Styllng 242 A1rportGrovery 225 Al s Sport Shop 225 Art Lawn 226 Barley Lumber 243 Barmger s 226 Bask1n Robbms 240 Bhss Abstract 226 Bryan s Blcycles 240 Cambrrdge House 2 Chemrcal Bank 234 Clothes Tree 234 Communrty Drugs 23 u Contmental Can 243 Country Loft 226 Dawn Doughnuts 235 Dog N Suds 247 Dow Chemlcal 246 Dow Corfnng 224 Eesley s Cleaner 240 Emlly Glbbs 736 Everett Carpet 242 F and T Realty 247 F1rstNat1onalBanK 236 Flower Shoppe 238 Four D Burlders 235 Haddlx Lumber 233 Hamrlton Pastrles 229 Hansen s 236 Hawkms Inc 242 Home Fabrlc 236 Horsley s 244 Jay s Mens Wear 237 Johnson s Flowers 229 Ken s Typewrlters 242 La Londe Market 227 Lapelle s Flowers 227 Losey s Jewelry 232 Lou s Shoes 243 Mart Moderne 241 Matertal Mart 241 Meter Studlo 247 Mldland Bowl 245 Mldland Educatron 228 Mrdland Federal 237 Mrdland Glass 229 M1ller Chrlstensen Inc 227 Mlller Furmture 228 Moeggenberg s 229 Mutual Savmgs 230 Nart LTD 241 Ned s T1re 237 Nehll Lumber 241 NlCmlCC s Rent all 238 Nugent s Drugs 245 Old Hlckory House 232 One Hour Mart1n1z1ng 231 Pangborn 231 PendellPrmt1ng 231 Pxoneer Water Treat 227 Przza Sam s 231 Radio Shack 245 Roblson s Jewelry 238 Smlth s of Mldland 232 Stanley s Furmture 233 Stem s Inc 239 Swanson s 245 Thomas Photography 228 Turntable 244 Wall and Webb Jewelry 244 Drrk Waltz Bulck 233 Wlckman Muslc 233 Wtlson Ambulance 239 . 39 , . . , ., Camp Music 234 Killenbeck Realty 244 Pizza Hut 230 223 OUI' .tg Ivhl. 1: .,.EE,Q- .N - ,., X Jerri Lynn, the little girl in the pic- ture, is alive today because of some- thing called a hydrocephalus shunt. You see, like hundreds of thousands of other children, she was born with fluid on her brain. But thanks to our silicone shunt, implanted to drain the fluid away, she's as normal as blueberry pie. Or any other kid on a bike. Thats only one of the wonderful things weve been able to do through the miracle of silicones in the last 30 years. We've also developed silicones for pacemakers and other life-assisting devices. And, in implant form, to help people who've been disfigured look as natural as before. There are even finger joints made from silicones that help people crippled by arthritis regain the use of their hands. Thats just the beginning. There are thousands of other uses. Our silicones are in cars, buildings, fabrics, television sets, spaceships, you name it. The list seems endless. Not all of them save lives, naturally. Mostly, they only make living a little better. Here at home in Michigan, and just about everywhere else. But after all's said and done, our hearts still belong to Jerri Lynn. DOW CORNING Daw conmsa 224 ACE HARDWARE 419 E. Main St. AL'S SPORT SHGP 144 E. Main St. 1708 E. Ashman St AIRPORT GROCERY , ART LAWN EQUIPMENT 415 E. Ellsworth St. CUUNTRY LOFT CALLIGHAN,S 220 E. Main St. BARINGER'S MEN SHOP 129 E. Main St. 5 . 22222 A , 2 2 22 l 2 S i 2! ,2 B in BLISS ABSTRACT CO. 3-4 Masonic Bldg. 1 1 1 1 i l W 77Z66'6c1-edfffizjjn fecal Sante, 70:4 li X 4.1 Q LaLONDE INTEGRITY KNOWLEDGE SERVICE MARKET 1707 Bay City Rd. MIDLAND PIONEER WATER TREATMENT CO LAPELI-JEvS INC. Lindsay Soft Water 1120 Eastman Rd. 22 Ashman Cir. 631-4940 MMM if mwyffwff Congratulatlons from your teachers MILLER FURNITURE M1dland Mlch MIDLAND CITY 54AShmanC1r EDUCATION ASSN 835 4641 JOHNSON S FLOWERS 3535 E. Ashman HAMILTONS PASTRIES 117 E. Main MOEGGENBERGS Men and Boy's Wear Clothes and Service beyond Co p 94 Ashman Cir. MIDLAND 2415 GLASS S. Saginaw -...., PIZZA HUT 721 S. Saginaw MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS,N 210 S. Saginaw if 1900 N. Saginaw 230 i,1. for all your printing needs Contact D PENDELL PRINTING, INC. C Pnnvrfns AND LITHOGRAPHERS 1700 JAMES SAVAGE ROAD MIDLAND, MICH. 48640 call 517-631-0500 PANGBORN MARINE 1785 Isabella ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 913 S. Saginaw PIZZA,S SAMS 324 E. Main 6511100 AM to 172 I 1:00 PM Rei? CLD HICKCRY y HCUSE 3626 N. Saginaw E g,,4v4.g.4A4 A-1 N14 LUSEYS MIDLAND INC. JEWELRY 133 Main Flowers and Gifts Open days and Thursday evenings 2909 Ashman 2 LUMBE R ASUPPLIES DIRK WALTZ BUICK JEEP INC I 601 Slxth Street 715 E Ellsworth I STANLEY S FURNITURE AND CARPETING S. Saginaw 118 E. Hines WICKMAN 832-2221 MUSIC I - l I . K XS . ,Iii I ' ,IIQQ X. F . .I A 1 , I , S ,..-1-' K K ,,,,- I, ,,- f f Q -.-. .W I F' ' I ,NX - . I O Z Q CHEMICAL BANK V19 CAMP S MUSIC CENTER 130 Townsend THE CLOTHES TREE 2026 N Saglnaw I nl -1' 6:00 AM IOSQEM CGMMUNITY ' DRUG STORES INC. DAWN DCJUGHNUTS 311 E. Main 1917 S. Saginaw 76 Ashman Cir. BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. HCME FABRIC SHOP Drapery and Upholstery F abrrc rn Stock 505 S Sagrnaw M1d1and Mrch fNext to Materral Marty HANSEN S 86 Ashman Crr EMILY GIBBS Chrldren S Apparel On the Crrcle FIRST NATIGNAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF MIDLAND 201 McDonald 1616 N Sagrnaw 401 S Saglnaw 143 McDonald Where you save does make 21 difference. Compliments of JAY'S MEN AND BOY,S WEAR NED,S TIRES 307 E. Main 216 Ashman NIEMIEC RENT-ALL AND SERVICE 2706 N. Saginaw THE FLOWER SHOPPE, INC. 5023 Eastman ROBINSON'S JEWELRY 113 E. Ashman - FUNERAL THE HOME CAMBRIDGE 240 W. Main HGUSE mbulance Service 712 Cambridge SW INC. DOWNTOWN I 1 BRYAN S B1cyole Shop Schwlnn For All Ages Over 100 on dlsplay Bonded Locksmrth Safes opened and repalred Keys made for all purposes BA KIN ROBBI 31 Flavors 2311 Washmgton Brcycles EXCICISCTS U mcycles Tandems Eesley Cleaners 5l4S Saglnaw 835 7179 Free Plck Up and Dellvery .5 1 - HIL r HOME CENTER '-'PJ N E .,. il 1- 5 s ,-,x iauliiii-:af--f -n,,. I 1 Lf-1-. NEHIL Lumsm a. sumv co - aoz ASHMAN, wnumo. MICHIGAN 48640 - PH 6314290 ZONGRATULATIONS T A V575 in '. S 1 ' if Q.. if V. . -f-A-'-Wu... aa TO ms. uufma or muwlo-to 'ms sumo' :mano wr- io xi 1. wmv rAk'nc1w.Ti.D1NMAKlNo ml ww 2-no mm 1-mn rluwl, A suetisi AAQQXYEBELIEVEINT1IE'PR0,Q!ESSofBE1TERM1Dl.ANIJ 1 - ----x Y .Min . .3 5 1 J - ax Er' we f' -'i .. J in. jlgnggkjb' . 1 A .... ww. Furnish .1 Thorough an Senate from an .,......... mn. M. . ' . . 1. ,. .,. -sf if ,ww-u.1 .Mmm-qua. 4- . - u-'S ww-gQgufww3,4 . VLL- 1 -MS-M-W-'-:,,.,.. :'5l .. :mam - m,i....g4. Painm rm ,. n G mlm' ::,,:3.gg2,,: :::.-:.1 fx ..::,:::5fE?3E'-1- -1190:-.wmzegmnv -'T' ' ff16v:.?5sQ.wamuvH . ::-'EF-if ...ff'.:'1'f .f. ...i ul H J :EF-K W P115 ..... ..-... .-A luli k cf ' Serving the Community Since 1896 MART MODERNE 324 S. Saginaw l'lD. House of Fine Custom Tailoring 211 S. Saginaw MATERIAL MART 507 S. Saginaw 241 W I HAIR STYIEING PERSONALIZED PERMS I 41 Q- HAIR cowmnc . J In ' sclsson cumnc ,-X i and the NEW AIR WAVE TECHNIQUE lib. All .r -f , Q35 Jaan .szym l-iv' xi K' OWNERSEOPERATOR I UPEN TUESDAY thru SATURDAY . and Evenings by Appointment Q is ' EVERETT 716GEORGE KEN'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 503 S. Saginaw 631-0133 I A , CARPET 3l8Ashman HAWKINS INC 1703 S. Saginaw -1111-1 CONTINENTAL CAN CGMPANY P.O. Box 1727 5 LOU,S l SHOE 'Long BAILEY MARKET Qfhlfkgt LUMBER INC Weekdays 9:00-9:00 I 803 Townsend I Saltwcg 3k9:r?0 ':3O WALL AND WEBB JEWELERS l20NV hd HORSLEY S FLOWERS AND GIFTS WELLINGTON LTD G lghtSq KILLING BECK REAL ESTATE CENTER ll5J THE TURNTABLE l H151 ght x SWANSONS FINE FOODS 4007 Jefferson MIDLAND BOWL 2910A hm n THE RADIO SHACK 903 S. Saginaw NUGENT DRUGS Complete line ofCosmetics Fountain Drinks 9:00-9:30 Weekdays 9 O0 9 00 Sunday and H 1 d y 3l02J ff New that Vem We Don tstop Makethe most of the opportunltues you ve been guven during the past few years DOW CHEMICAL U S A MICHIGAN DIVISION MIDLAND MICHIGAN 48640 Q Q I I Gccim ey lelelecee 4Er 246 ftp la l l 51715 Xnfff f l Root Beer I C I S252 AND T W X RE Wemakealotof 3812 Waldo things better. l624 S. Saginaw INC. i Congratulation Seniors and thank you Midland Hi h for lettin us S 2 have the pleasure of working with you this year. MEIER STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Your Full Service Photographic Center 122 W. Main Midland 832-2l0l 247 Life is a unique challengeg life is timeless. The time stretches on forever. We work at a million objectives which never stop coming. What final moment of victory is there in life? The runner sees the tape coming and the distance melts away. The swimmer sees the wall loom up and his goal is within reach. Life's goals, however, are far more abstract and chancy. Because no amount ot personal pain can guarantee each of us our goal, frustration comes. Possibly we should strive to reach each other instead of goals? All that stops us is our own thoughtlessness. How much pain and disappointment is involved in a smile? Letis reach our goals by reaching out. i lj' . aa'-ff' Endsheets: Coppyrlght 1969 Dick James Music Ltd. 0' Used by permission. All rights reserved 1 248 an rg 1 98 xg-x4 ,4 el, 6 fx via. '15 mme qu. NCQ? L, . :my , ,zgmf ,FQWQIJ -Y ' A' Tug. 'ili- V-z ., -3-rf 1 ,ri airs! f js? t ' V 1-J ' iw:yA,. M , , -f 5 -f- i QL' Vg? 3357824 ' ,ma -2- ui 1.' tif .4 M., . 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