North Huron High School - Beeline Yearbook (Kinde, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

WARRIORS 1982 Tow Tff? imyrsT'.! loctce .atkr a V M A 4 s I M M 5 r 4 6 E 7T pyr -b us 3 SHOP 8 A N D UU cafctfxxa Mr oom tmr rtooM 72 21 ZO IlP«r. I cp fit 16 If r o 4 TTT7- ‘ Wflcf 3 Z V N0RTH HURON HIGH SCHOOL N N NORTH HURON HIGH KINDE, MICHIGAN OVER . . . With every change of seasons comes a change in activities. In the fall it's back to school. Everyone looks forward to football, girls' basket- ball and Homecoming. Winter not only brings the Christmas season and a New Year but also volleyball, boys' basketball and of course, snow days! The long awaited spring is the busiest of all sea- sons. Softball, baseball, and track are the main sports events; but how could we think of spring and not think of banquets, the Prom, and graduation. These are just a few of the many events and activities that happen throughout the school year. This yearbook is designed to help preserve the memories through a change of seasons. TABLE OF CONTENTS XX xm I 1 1 STAFF 4 ! STUDENTS 18 | ORGANIZATIONS 40 0 I SPORTS 48 ACTIVITIES 70 ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Raymond Goretski (trustee), Jeanette Ziel (treasurer), Shirley Zeese (president). Standing: Louis M. Schillinger (vice-pre- sident), David Thuemmel (secretary), Edvard Kennedy (trustee), Francis J. Binder (tru- stee) . SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL JOHN T. MOORE VTLLIAM H. HOGAN BELOTE, MICHAEL GRADUATE OF: Ferris College TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 4 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 4 CLASSES: Biology; Adv. Bio., Sociology, Psych., Government DAVIS, ALLAN GRADUATE OF: Hillsdale College TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 16 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 16 CLASSES: English 10, 11, 12; General Business FRAKI, MELVIN GRADUATE OF: Northern Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 12H YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 12H CLASSES: Accounting I, II, and III; Typing I and II; Filing; Shorthand I; Clerical-Steno Office Block; Office Machines IRWIN, GERALD GRADUATE OF: Central Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 19H YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 15 CLASSES: Consumer Math, Algebra I and II, Adv. Math _____________ JLREK, CASMERE GRADUATE OF: Saginaw Business Institute and Central Mich. Univ. TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 5 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 3 CLASSES: Accounting I, Typing I, General Business, Bus. Law ________________f LAFAVE, JAIN GRADUATE OF: Central Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 4 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 4 CLASSES: Resource Room ______________f jEIPPRANDT, VIRGINIA GRADUATE OF: Central Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 9 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 7 CLASSES: Library 3 Centers ' LERASH. DEBRA GRADUATE OF: Central Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 5 s YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 5h CLASSES: Art I, Art II, Advanced Art, Studio Art MCLEOD, KENNETH ______ GRADUATE OF: Spring Arbor College TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 15 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 14 A CLASSES: Algebra, General Math, Geometry, Business Math DOROTHY -----------— ______ GRADUATE OF: Michigan State University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 25 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 3 CLASSES: Homemaking I, Foods Nutrition, Clothing Textiles, Home Furnishings, Home Management, Consumer Education f SHERTZ, THOMAS GRADUATE OF: Southern Illinois University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 8 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 5 CLASSES: Agriculture I and II, Adv. Agriculture, Co-op y SCOTT. EARL GRADUATE OF: Bad Axe High TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 10 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 10 CLASSES: Vocational Welding Farm Mechanics STANEK,JOYCE GRADUATE OF: Eastern Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 13 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 3 CLASSES: American Lit. and Comp., English Lit. and Comp., Print Media ______________ STURM, GARY GRADUATE OF: Michigan State University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 14� s YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 3 CLASSES: Speech, Drama, English 8 _______________f SZYMAREK, RONALD GRADUATE OF: Central Michigan University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 15 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 15 CLASSES: Eng. Grammar I, English 9, Spanish I and II _________________y THOMPSON, BRADLEY GRADUATE OF: Michigan State University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: J year YEARS AT NORTH HURON: year CLASSES: 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th grade band. High School Band 9 TONER. KENNETH V______________________________ GRADUATE OF: Michigan State University Central Michigan Univ. TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 9 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 9 CLASSES: Physical Education U. S. History fWAGNER. CHARLES GRADUATE OF: Marshall University TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 21 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 17 CLASSES: Government, American History, and Current Events f WEBER. GARY GRADUATE OF: Oakland University Central Michigan Univ. TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 14% YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 14% CLASSES: Counseling f WINSTON, DAVID GRADUATE OF: Alma College TOTAL YEARS TEACHING: 25 YEARS AT NORTH HURON: 25 CLASSES: Bio. Science, Chemistry, Physics, Nature Rec. SECRETARIES Top, Left: Shirley Butch and Hazel Li grow (Cooks) Far Left: Julie Gottschalk (aid); Steve SiTiukala (kitchen help). Missing kitchen help: Karen Phillips, A1 Koroleski 12 JANITORS RAY SOUVA Head Custodian MAURICE BOUVRETTE FRANK JAWORSKI Custodian Custodian CPR TRAINING AT IN. H. | CPR (cardio pulmonary resuscitation) was held for three days at North Huron. Here are a couple of teachers demonstrating life saving techniques on Annie. 13 14 Seniors -17 Juniors -28 m A Sophomores - 32 Freshmen 36 m 1981 — 82 SENIORS 1981—82 Vice-President: Beth Yaroch, Secretary: Mary Navock, President: Karen Moore, Treasurer: Marty Porzondek CLASS SONG: Time For Me To Fly CLASS TDTTO: If you can imagine it, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT. If you can dream it, YOU CAN BECOME IT. CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Blue-Tipped White Rose 18 Perfect Homemaker Studying again, Hey Laurie!! Tami, we know you're really writing a letter Joy, I see that letter under your desk! Brenda, you never told us!! FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS 20 THE RAINBOW ” ASHWORTH, KEVIN-.“Buckwheat” Football 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9; FFA 9, 10, 11 BARANSKI, WALTER D.:“Wimp” Football 9, 10,1,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11,12; BOEC9,10,11, President 12; FFA 9, Jr. Treasure 10,11, Treasurer 12; NHS 10,11,12; Student Council 9,10, 11, 12; Class Vice President 11; Honor Guard 11; Homecoming Court 12; Star Chapter Farmer 10, Star Regional Farmer ; 1st Team All-Lague Football 12; 1st Team All-League Basketball 12 BOONYARAG, ANON: Track 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Algebra Awards 11, 12; Academic Awards 11, 12; Athletic Awards 11, 12 BROCK, BARBARA ANN:“Barb” Volleyball 9, 11; Band 9; Honor Guard 11 BUTCH, BARBARA M,; “Barb” Volleyball 9, 11; Band 9; Honor Guard 11 CHAGNON, JOHN S.:“Cooney” CHAGNON, ROBERT J.:“Bob” Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 CLARK. JILL ANN: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11; FHA 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11 COFFEY EWARD: “Eddie” COSTELLO, RICHARD: “Dick” CRAIG, JOHNV Scrub” Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9; Track 9; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; BOEC 10,11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Guard 11; USSCA 12 CRAIG, KEVIN: DAMROW. TERI L. Skeeter” Basketball 9, 10; Cheerl'eadjng 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Band 9, 10; NHS 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Homecoming Court 12; Accounting Award 11; Art Award; Physical Education Award 9 DRAKE, KEVIN GERALD: Baseball 9; Basketball 9; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 FRANK, TERESA: GALLARNO. MATTHEW THOMAS: “Matt” Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 GORETSKI. JAMES E.:“Jim” Basket 9; NHS 10, 11,12; FFA 9, 10, Parliamentarian 11, Secretary 12; Class Officer 9; Student Council 10; Honor Guard 11; Physical Education Award 9; Welding Award; Ag. Mechanics Award 11 21 WE MUST MOVE ON ” HAGLE, LAURA J.: Honor Guard 11 HAIST, JOY: „ „ Yearbook Staff 9; BOEC 12; Student Council Rep. 9 HOWIE, LEE A.: Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 IGNAGNL DINO:“Stump” Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; BOEC 10, 11, 12; Honor Guard 11; 1st Team All-League Football (Off.) 12; 2nd Team All-League Football (Def.) 12 IRWIN, BARB: Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Volleyball 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11; Softball 9, 10, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; 1st Team All-League Basketball 11, 12 ISELER, SCOTT: Homecoming Court 12 ISKOW, LEONARD E.:“Moskow” Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10; Class Treasurer 9; Athletic Award 9; All-League Honorable Mention Football 11; 2nd Team All-League Football 12; Homecoming Court 12; Homecoming King 12 JACOBS, FRANK F.: Football 11, 12 JENNINGS, JEFF: Baseball 9, 10 KNOBLOCK, BRIAN: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10 KOROLESKI, ALAN R.:“A1” KOROLESKI, JAMIE LYNNE: Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Softball 9; Track 11; BOEC 10; FHA 10, 11, Historian 12; Student Council Rep. 11, President 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Home Economics Award 9, Academic Award 9; Physical Education Award 9; Cheerleading Award 9, 10 11 KOTH. BEVERLY:“Bev” KOZLOWSKI. DORIS A.: Softball 9 KROZEK, ROBERT J.: “Bob Basketball 9,10; Track 9,11; FFA 9,10, Sentinal 11; NHS 10, 11, 12; Ag. Mechanics Award 11 KRULL. LISA M.: Volleyball 9, 10 KUBACKI, MARIE ANN: FHA 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Honor Guard 11 KUBACKI, TERRY: 23 TIMES WILL CHANGE BETTER THINGS ” LANE, MICHAEL D.: “Mike” BOEC 10 LEAVINE, MARILYN ANNE: Honor Guard 11 LEMANSKI, BOBBI: 0 in Basketball 9; Volleyball 9; NHS 10, 11, 12; BOEC 9, 10, 11 12; Yearbook Staff 10; Class Secretary 9; Civics Award 0; History Award 10; English Award 11; Business Award 10. 11; Academic Awards 9, 10, 11 Track'll, 12; Cheerleading 11; Latin Club 9; FFA 10, BOEC 12 MATELSKI, SHELLEY A.: Raskethall 9. 10: Softball 9; Track 9 MAYES, JILL M.: FHA 10; FFA 11, 12; Student Council Rep. 12; FFA Silver Landscaping Award 11 McCormick, tim-. Band 9, 10 MILLER, JANET M.: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9, 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; FHA 10,11, Vice President 12; BOEC 11, Student Council Rep. 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Student Council Secretary 12; Class Secretary 11; Honor Guard 11; All-League Honorable Mention Softball 9, 10; Physical Education Award 9; Homemaking II Award 10, Athletic Award 9, 10, 11; Academic Award 10, 11; Business Awards 10, 11 MOORE, KAREN M.: Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; FHA 10, Vice President 11, President 12; BOEC 11; NHS 10, 11,12; Honor Guard 11; Class Treasurer 11; Class President 12; Physical Education Award 9; Academic Award 9; Cheerleading Awards 9,10, U.S. Cheerleading Acheivement Award 11; Business Awards 10, 11; Athletic Award 9 MURAWSKI. AUGUSTINE: NAVOCK, MARY A.: “Augie” Cheerleading 9,10,11, 12; Softball 9; Track 11; FHA 10, Secretary 11, 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; BOEC 11; Class President 11; Class Vice President 12; Honor Guard 11; Homecoming Court 12; Physical Education Award 9; Cheerleading Award 9, 11; Teacher’s Aide Award 11 NAVOCK, PHILLIP: “Phil” Art Award 11 OSANTOSKI, EDWARD H.: “Oz” OSENTOSKI, JEANNE MARIE: “Jean” NHS 10,1112; Honor Guard 11; Civic Award 9; General Business Award 10, Math Award 11 PETERSON, PAMELA LYN: “Petey” Basketball 9, 10: Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; Athletic Award 10 PETRAT, THOMAS: “Rat” PETTIT, RICHARD D.: “Rick” Baseball 9, 10 PEYOK, LAURIE A.: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, Reporter 11, 12; BOEC 9, 10, 11, Historian 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 9, 10 Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Photography 11,12; Honor Guard 11; Newspaper Staff 12; School Play 12; All-League Honorable Mention Softball 11; Athletic Awards 9, 10, 11; Physical Education Award 9; Math Award 10; History Award 10; English Awards 10,11; Art Award 11; Algebra II Award-Journalism Award 11; Teacher’s Aide Award 11, 12; Academic Award 9, 10, 11, 12; Central Eastern Michigan Regional Art Show (Gold Key and Blue Ribbon Finalist) 12 2 5 WE TRAVELED ACROSS OUR RAINBOW WE RE NOW HEADING FOR OUR POT OF AND GOLD POLEGA, ANN M.: Volleyball 9, 10, 11; Softball 9; FHA 10, 11; NHS 10, 11; BOEC, 11, Secretary 12; Atheltic Award 11 POLEGA, DIANE MARY: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9; FHA 11, 12 PORZONDEK, MARTIN: “Marty” RAYMOND, JOHN: RICE. KEVIN MICHAEL: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9, 10; Baseball 10; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12 RUTH, GREG: Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; BOEC 10, 11, Treasurer 12; NHS 10, 11, 12; Band 9; Civics Award 9; Geometry Award 10; English Award 10; Business Awards 10, 11; Chemistry Award 11; Physical Award Algebra II Award 11; World History Award 11; Academic Award 9, 10. 11, 12 RYNEARSON, PAUL C.: Track 9, 11, 12; Civics Award 9; Science Award 9; Geometry Award 10; Algebra II Award 11; Chemistry Award 11; Nature Recreation Award 11; Advanced Math Award 12; Academic Award 9, 10, 11, 12 SCHAVE, BONNIE KAY: Drama 10 SCOVIAC, KEVIN A.: “Scov” Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Track9; BOEC 10,11, 12; FFA 9, 10; Honor Guard 11 SMITH, BONNIE MAE: Drama 10, 12; Home Economics Award 11 STEINMAN, BRENDA S.: Cheerleading 9; Basketball 9; Volleyball 9; Softball 9; FHA 9, 10; Parliamentarian 11, Parliamentarian 12; Student Council 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Homeconjing Queen 12 STEINMAN, BRIAN S.: Football 9.10. 11. 12: Basketball 9: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Court 12; 1st Team All-League Baseball 11; Honorable Mention Offense Football 12 TAYLOR, SHARON L.: “Manerva” Basketball 9; FHA 9, 10; Class Secretary 9 WAHL, BRIAN M.: Class President 10 WILEY, KEVIN JOHN: Track 9, 10, 11, 12 YAROCH, BETH M.: Volleyball 9; Softball 9, 10, School Plays 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; NHS 10, 11, Secretary 12; Student Council Rep. 11, Treasurer 12; Class Vice President 9,12; Class Secretary 11; DAR 12; USSCA 12; Academic Award 9, 10, 11, 12 ZICK, TAMERA L.: “Tami” NHS 12; Yearbook Staff 9; BOEC 12; Student Council Rep. 9 ZIEL, MARK DENNIS: Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Football; Student Council 9,10,11; NHS 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, Jr. President 10, President 11, 12; BOEC 10, 11, Parliamentarian 12; Honor Guard 11; Homecoming Court 12; Accounting Award 10; Ag. Mechanics Award 11 27 Kathy Aheann Km Aheann Voug Bailey Max Bambach Monty Bananiki Ed Blacken JUNIORS Baton BoyIt Pave Canpenten Pave Ca e Maafe Ccue Randy Chunch Julie. Clank 28 Monk Veman Randy VlcklnAon Vicky Fl hen Julie Gonet ki Manu E. Gonetikl Tim Gould Robent Helnnlch Jeii Homnlch Kathy Ignagnl Pam it ham Keith Jandnenkl Eileen Jimko kl Launle JImko kl K,an John Venn Kalltzemkl J anet Kanatlvi Mclau Ke.nne.dy Chenyl Konolc kl Joan Koth Vicky Koth Tina Kozlomkl LaAAy Knajenka Chenyl Knoll SheJULy Langley Belinda Mayhew Robent MUlen Mike Moody Vebby Moone Sue Moone Cathy Monneau Paw Moutieau Cathy Mnoczek Bnlan Pawloui kl Joyce Pechette Lona Pendue Ron Petemon Bnlan Petnat Shlnteu Polega Bonnie Pnlll 29 NOT PICTURED Eeiicia Knoblock Kiti TibbiiA Rick Waldon Randy Wienzbicki G leg WMa Kevin Vanoch Paul JawonAki Renee McKim Ed MiUen Randu MMen Bill' Phillip A Ed TibbiiA Class of Connie Pnill LiAa Reinke Renee Rice Peien Roy Belinda Schave John SchnamAki LeAa Smukala Joe StinAon Mancie SinozeAki Jacki TalaAki 1983 A my Thuemmel Gaeg Toma. Patty Walke . Ken Wl netkl Tammy VaAoch VeboAah lick NOT PICTUREV ChAte AheaAn Dawn Co ey Tom Connote Chenle CAalg Alan VAake John GoAkoitekl Shetel Hahn Vean Hatch 32 SOPHOMORES Synthia Saoivn Vaim Ba hzy John By am Michztiz ChapZinAki Bayan VickinAon ChaaleA Vaew Bmnda EggeAt Voug Evini Gail Faalow Lymttz Fis hea Cathy Goaztiki Vavid GomtAki Thad Goaztibi Nancy Gaabomki Jame-i Gaybomki PoAmaay Haglz Paui llzinaich Vavz IUtE MeliAia Hogan 8Alan Hoody Vavid Iikon) Ke££t Jacobi Angela Jimkoiki Eva Jimkoiki Sheila Jimkoiki Tewiij Jimpkoiki Vale Kanaiki. JeU Udd Glen Knoblock M-tfee KoAole ki ValeAle KoAoleiki G leg Kaoczek Renee Kubackl Suian Lane RichaAd Laiceiki Regina LeggieA Tow ' aAentette Cynthia MaAgaAon VaAAln lAauAen. Jon Mayei Enlc Micklash Paw Mille a LoaI Mouton Ken MuAamki ChaAlene Navock 33 WOT PICTURED p AheaAn Juana Connote Anna CoaZey Rogen VeBZo.it, Voaeen FtiheA Steve Faank WOman l6kow RtchaAd Jawotekl CoaoZ KoaoZetkl LaVonna Liedke Sandy Sklnnea. Patty Rooki Sauce HtachbeAgeA Steve Schtpttekt SheAAy Stein Naomi AddlM BAixce Aubuy Kelly BaAantkl Kathleen Btia.de Bucholtz Bnlan Cou e FRESHMEN Aneia ChuAch Todd Clancy Ida Campbell Daniel CaoaQ Jean CAalg Joann Dl cheA Pamela Vub-i Steven FoaIow Thomas FdcheA David Gage CheAyl GoAet kl Julie GoAetikl PatAlck GoAetikl KlmbeAly Hahn Mike Hcutmon Anthony Ignagnl Tina Ignagnl SandAa IgnaAh 56 Randy It ham Tony John Tim KatitzeiMki Daniel Kennedy LauAa Kidd Li a KiA.kpaiAi.ck Vebby Knoblock Eugene Kotintki Shelly Ko in ki KimbeAiy Koth Kathy Kozlomki Kevin KAajenka Dave Leavine Guy LowAy KaAen Majetki LauAie Majetki Monica Mayheiv AiaAcia Me Kim Stephany McMulien Yvonne Micklath Becky MitteA Dawn MilieA VeboAah MitieA Kevin MilieA Thomat OoAbeck Jane Oz entoz ki Jon Pechette 37 Michelle Petfial BeveAly Polega. ChaAlene Polega Lloyd Pnlll Kim Rice ChaAlotte Ruth Rogen. SaAveA Tcaaij Schave CoaoI Schlpln ki BAlan Sck iamkl CheAyl Szyman kl Llia Szymanhkl Gall TayloA KlhA-Uxn Thuemmel Julie Tlbblti Class of 1985 Not Pictured Bridget Bottom Jay Scovlac Paul B 10 ck Venice MuetheA Tina MichaelA GeAald LeggleA Ben Nayback 1982 ORGANIZATIONS IWCMTi 3AN0 NORTH HURON BAND L. Kirkpatrick (flute), K. Witherspoon (flute), M. Ziel (flute), S. Lane (flute), Mr. Thompson Second row: T. Berens (clarinet), J. Ahearn (clarinet), M. Hogan (clar inet), B. Witherspoon (clarinet), K. Thuemmel (clarinet) K. Brade (clarinet). Third row: C. Mroczek (alto- clarinet), L. Smukala (bass clarinet), S. Moore (bass- clarinet), E. Jimkoski (bari-sax), C. Ziel (alto sax), P. Rooks (alto sax), S. Kosinski (tenor sax). Fourth row: A. Thuemmel (baritone), C. Mourneau (french horn) T. Connors (trombone), J. Connors (trombone), B. Phillips (coronet), S. Sumkala (coronet). 42 BOEC MEANS BUSINESS Mr. Fraki, J. Miller, E. Jimkoski, A. Polega, L. Peyok, M. Ziel, W. Baranski, G. Ruth, F. Knoblock, D. Moore, J. Koth, C. Koroleski, S. Langley, J. Gorkovski, M. Goretski, K. Brade, P. Heinrich, A. Jimkoski, C. Goretski, M. Hogan, C. Mroczek, K. Baranski, Y. Michlash, W. Wagner, J. Haist, L. Long, T. Zick, J. Discher, T. Clancy, R. Kubacki, S. Lane, B. Witherspoon, T. Goretski, M. Baranski, L. Krajenka, D. Kennedy, P. Goretski MR. FRAKI ADVISOR OFICERS First row: K. Scoviac, M. Ziel , G. Ruth, W. Baranski Second row: E.Jimkoski, A. Polega, J. Miller, L. Peyok The Business Office Education Club has been in existence at North Huron High School since 1968. The North Huron Chapter has AO members this year and is open to any student who is interested in the business world. BOEC has many different kinds of activities and fund raisers. They also attend State Convention every year at the Renaissance Center in Detroit. TOWARD A BETTER TOMORROW FFA STEERING u- MR. SCHERTZ ADVISOR The Future Farmers of America chapter has been in existence since 1953. This year there are 52 members and 7 junior officers. The FFA raises funds through many pro- jects including raising their own crops and selling seeds and citrus fruits. J. Bucholtz, P. Goretski, J. Schramski, M. Baranski, L. Krajenka, T. Schertz, L. Prill. K. Thuemmel, M. Ziel, J. Mayes, A. Thuemmel, C. Ziel, B. Young, K. Rice, J. Craig, M. Ziel, W. Baranski, S. Iseler, T. Clancy, J. Pechette, D. Leavine, J. Pearson, T. Fischer, T. Ignagni, K. Scoviac, R. Yaroch, D. Veginski, J. Scoviac, R. Isham, S. Schipinski First row: J. Schramski, M. Baranski Second row: W. Baranski, A. Thuemmel, S. Iseler First row: J. Pechette, C. Mroczek, J. Miller, J. Koroleski, K. Moore, J. Clark, M. Navock, D. Polega, Mrs. Parks (advisor) Second row: L. Kidd, L. Szymanski, J. Goretski, L. Peyok, C. Koroleski, R. Rice, D. Moore, M. E. Goretski, M. Petrat, C. Goretski Third row: M. Mayhew, J. Discher, C. Polega, K. Baranski, D. Miller, D. Coffey, L. Reinke, M. Chaplinski, R. Yaroch, N. Addis Fourth row: T. Ignagni, C. Kozlowski, L. Fisher, B. Newell, B. Polega, L. Majeski, J. Tibbits, B. Miller, T. Tibbits, M. Kennedy, V. Fisher, S. Moore, M. Ziel, D. Fischer, Scott Iseler, M. Lane, A. Church, J. Craig, K. Majeski, L. Kirkpatrick, S. McMullen. First row: J. Pechette, J. Koroleski, K. Moore, J. Miller Second row: V. Fisher, C. Mroczek, L. Reinke, C. Koroleski Mrs. Parks Advisor FHA HUSY AT NHHS 45 FHA has fund raisers and sponsors many different kinds of activities. They attend State Convention every year at Western Michigan University and hold a Spring Banquet. The Future Homemakers of America was founded in 19 5 and has been at North Huron High School since the 1960's. The North Huron Chapter has 56 members this year and is open to all students who are enrolled or have taken a course in Homemaking, Consumer Education, or Family Life. MAKING THE GRADE: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: R. McKim, J. Pechette, D. Moore, M. Navock, K. Moore, J. Koroleski, J. Miller, B. Irwin, B. Mayhew, Mr. Jurek Second row: K. Ahearn, J. Kanaski, P. Heinrich, M. Chaplinski, R. Yaroch, R. Kubacki, L. Fisher, B. Newell, J. Connors, M. Hogan, S. Lane Third row: F. Knoblock, T. Zick, J. Haist, C. Mroczek, L. Peyok, B. Yaroch, M. Ziel, T. Berens, C. Szymanski, V. Koroleski Fourth row: R. Boyle, B. Heinrich, E. Jimkoski, J. Koth, L. Reinke, A. Thuemmel, T. Damrow, B. Boyle, L. Krajenka Fifth row: P. Rynearson, G. Ruth, W. Baranski, A. Boonyarag, M. Ziel B. Heinrich, J. Pechette, A. Thuemmel, B. Yaroch The National Honor Society has been in existence at North Huron High School since 1965. The North Huron group has 31 members this year and is open to students who have a 3.00 grade point average. NHS has many kinds of activities and fund raisers. They also hold an induction ceremony every year. 46 First row: J. Koroleski, S. Iseler, J. Miller, B. Yaroch Second row: J. Craig, M. Ziel, W. Baranski, D. Fischer, E. Jimkoski Third row: L. Reinke, J. Mayes, B. Polega, L. Majeski, J. Mayes Fourth row: J. Koth, M. Kennedy, A. Thuemmel, T. Damrow President - J. Koroleski Student Council put on movies for the school The Jazz Singer and Cat Ballou . Everyone enjoyed the movies! Student Council received $1000 from the Board of Education for suc- cessfully controlling the smoking in the big bathrooms. STUDENT 47 SPORTS LOG GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach: Jack Walllngton Record 14-7 FOOTBALL Coach: Cas Jurek Record 5-3 , IV Barb Irwin Most Valuable-co.Mary Kennedy Best Defensive- Barb Irwin Most Improved- Renee Rice Defensive back- A1 Drake Defensive linemen- Kevin Scoviac Offensive back- Wally Baranski Offensive linemen- Dino Ignagni Mr. Hustle- John Gorkowski Most Improved- Randy Wierzbicki VOLLEYBALL Coach: Jan Champagne Record 8-14 BOYS BASKETBALL Coach: Richard Fawcett Record 15-7 Most Valuable- Kathy Ahearn Most Desire- Kathy Ahearn Most Improved- Eileen Jimkoski Most Valuable- Kevin Rice Most Improved- Dave Case Best Defensive- Randy Church John Loney- Brian Boyle Larry Krajenka Richard Knaus- Greg Ruth SOFTBALL Coach: Bernie Morneau Record 15-8 BASEBALL Coach: Record Jack Wallington 16-11 GIRLS TRACK Coach: Jan Champagne Record 4th BOYS TRACK Coach: Jerry Irwin Record 3rd Most Valuable- Joan Koth Most Improved- Connie Prill Most Valuable- Brian Steinman Most Improved- Dean Hatch WARRIOR CAGERETTES Kneeling: L. Jimkoski (mgr.). Coach J. Wallington, Ctanding: B. Prill, D. Moore, L. Reinke, B. Irwin, J. Koth, L. Peyok, M. Goretski, M. Kennedy, R. Rice, D. Polega, S. Polega, K. Ahearn, J. Miller, K. Moore, C. Prill WK. IMGTON it Z ll TAKE SECOND .. .IN N.C.T.L. The Varsity Girls Basketball team did a great job this season. They finished second in the league with a record of 13-3, overall 15-5. The Deckerville Eagles who took first are a new school added to the North Central D League. The girls look forward to the 1982 season. They will be returning with a strong team. For the girls will only be losing two starters, but they will be gaining some excellent J.V. girls. Good Job and Good Luck! 51 J.V. CAGERS STRIVE FOR SUCCESS First row: Laurie Majeski, Julie Tibbits, Anesa Church, Karen Majeski Second row: Traci Tibbits, Bev Polega, Jean Craig, Deb Knoblock, (coach) Mr. Toner Third row: Val Koroleski, Becky Newell, Lynette Fisher, Michelle Chaplinski, Renee Yaroch The Junior Varsity girls had a very successful season. Their record was not outstanding but the skill and experience they gained from new coach Mr. Toner was a great asset to their season. Mr. Toner J.V. Boys Basketball Coach, took over the J.V. Girls for the 1981 season. We thank Mr. Toner and the girls for representing our school. Good Job Girls!! 52 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First row: Cheryl Koroleski, Jamie Koroleski, Second row: Julie Clark, Vicki Fisher, Third row: Mary Navock, Karen Moore Varsity FULL OF SPIRIT J.V. First row: Charlotte Ruth Second row: Sandy Ignash, Michelle Petrat Third row: Monica Mayhew, Kathy Kozlowski, Doreen Fisher WARRIOR FOOTBALL TEAM UNDER NEW SUPERVISION First row: D. Whitenack(mgr.), J. Gorkowski, W. Baranski, M. Moody, M. Gallarno, B. Miller, L. Howie, R. Miller, S. Mousseau(mgr.); Second row: A. Drake, R. Church, M. Case, R. Dickinson, B. Heinrich, B. Titbits, B. Steinman, L. Iskow, F. Jacobs; Third row: R. Stoner(Asst.), D. Case, R. Wierzbicki, B. Phillips, S. Schipinski, R. Hildreth, K. Scoviac, D. Ignagni, D. Hatch, C. Jurek(Coach), M. Loegel(Asst.) First row: T. Ignagni, D. Whitenack, R. Isham, K. Miller, B. Case Second row: J. Pechette, J. Scoviac, B. Young, D. Kennedy, D. Craig, T. Clancy Third row: B. Dickinson, D. Polega, D. Heinrich, B. Hoody, T. Marentette 56 CAGER CHEERLEADERS L. Fisher D. Fischer C. Koroleski M. Petrat C. Mroczek K. Kozlowski 7 YOUNG HOOPSTERS GAIN EXPERIENCE Mr. Toner Mr. Jurek JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Mgr. B. Polega, C. Drews, K. Krajenka, R. Boyle, B. Case, J. Kidd Second row: Mgr. K. Polega, T. Goretski, D. Polega, P. Heinrich, G. Krozek, B. Hoody, T. Clancy, Coach Toner FRESHMEN First row: M. Harmon, R. Isham, D. Craig, D. White- nack, C. Ziel Second row: Coach Jurek, J. Pechette, P. Goretski, T. Clancy, K. Krajenka, B. Young, J. Bucholtz Boyle up for 2 Hands up Doug! 59 WARRIORS HUSTLE THROUGH REBUILDING SEASON First row: Mgr. A. Fawcett, B. Boyle, K. Rice, W. Baranski, R. Church, Mgr. K. Jimkoski Second row: Coach Fawcett, J. Schramski, R. Dickinson, B. Knoblock, L. Krajenka, D. Case Mr. BoIda Mr. Fawcett VOLLEYBALLERS COMPETE IN A TOUGH LEAGUE First row: M. Kennedy, J. Pechette, R. Rice, J. Koth, F. Knoblock Second row: Coach LaFave, L. Peyok, E. Jimkoski, J. Miller, L. Reinke, K. Ahearn Missing: M. E. Goretski First row: L. Kidd, A. Church, L. Wisneski, B. Miller, K. Bradey Second row: C. Polega, C. Szymanski, L. Koth, A. Jimkoski, B. Polega Third row: j. Disher, D. Miller, J. Osentoski, K. Wither- spoon, L. Quinn, K. Majeski, Coach Heinrich 6} VARSITY S0FT3ALL Mrs. Morneau ROW 1: b. Polega, B. Morneau (coach), P. Peterson, L. Quinn, Row 2: S. Polega, R. Rice, C. Craig, B. Prill, V. Koroleski, Row 3: C. Prill, K. Moore, L. Peyok, 'J. Miller, J. Koth K. Majeski, L. Reinke. JUNIOR VARSITY Jan Voss Row 1: B. Newell, M. Chaplinski, R. Yaroch, L. Fisher, C. Szymanski, D. Miller, Row Z: K. Kozlowski, L. Kidd, C. Morneau, K. Koth, D. Coffey, J. Voss (coach), C. Polega, B. Polega, 64 r . IMPROVING WITH EVERY SWING BATTERS HIT AND RUN Mr. Loegel First row: J. Pechette, T. Oorbeck, D. Gage, K. Miller, R. Isham, T. Ignangi, D. Craig, B. Young. Second row: Mr. Logel (coach), C. Drews, R. Boyle, D. Whitenack, J. Kidd, T. flarentette, P. Heinrich, T. Goretski, B. Moody. 67 BOYS RUN AWAY WITH 3rd. 68 First row: L. Prill, A. Boonyarag, G. Ruth, W. Baranski, M. Case, G. Krozek, K. Krajenka, Second row: Coach G. Irwin, B. Aubrey, M. Baranski, T. Goretski, B. Case, B. Boyle, T. Clancy, L. Krajenka GIRLS MAKE TRACKS First row: K. Brade, R. Kubacki, L. Szymanski, L. Long, Second row: J. Fjischer, A. Church, J. Craig, V. Koth, K. Thuemmel, Third row: Coach J. Champagne, A. Corely, Y. Micklash, K. Ahearn, D. Zick, L. Peyok 69 ACTIVITIES FALL ACTIVITIES The 1981-82 school year started off with a fantastic beginning. The excitement of football games and the thrill of the girls’ basketball games really got the fall season off to a good start. It all started August 31, 1981, the first day of school. Excited new freshman and anxious seniors along with the sophomores and juniors started planning their extra-curricular activities. The BOEC Fall Harvest Brunch, Spirit Week, Homecoming, pep assemblies, the list goes on and on of the exciting events that helped to contribute for an exciting beginning. CARTOON CHARACTERS COME TO LIFE AT N. H. H. S. Cartoon characters made up the theme for this year's spirit week and home- coming. The first day everyone was supposed to carry a stuffed cartoon animal with them to their classes. The next day students wore their clothes inside out. The following day, the students designed cartoon signs and spirit tags. Thursday was dress-up day and Friday was blue and gold day , rfa V _ '3- The various school clubs donated prizes for the various contests. 1981 HOMECOMING Spirit week built up to the big night, homecoming. On October l6, 1981, the North Huron Warriors challenged the Deckerville Eagles. Also a new Queen was crowned at halftime. Something new was added to the homecoming tradition this year. The student body, not only voted for a queen but also a king. After the parade was the bonfire and then it was time for the big game. The Warriors gave the Eagles a good fight but fell to defeat by the score of 22-12. At halftime, the float winners were announced. First place went to the Seniors, second place to the Sopho- mores, and third to the Freshmen. After that was the announcing of the king and queen. The girls were escorted by their fathers and the boys were escorted by their mothers. The candidates for the queen were: Mary Navock, Paula Mullen, Teri Damrow, Jamie Koroleski, and Brenda Steinman. The candidates for king were: Scott Iseler, Leonard Iskow, Brian Steinman, Mark Ziel, and Wally Baranski. The 1981 Homecoming King and Queen are Leonard Iskow and Brenda Steinman. After the game, a dance was held in the High School Gymnasium. 74 IS :ANIMATED’ The Court 1st row - Leonard Iskow, Brenda Steinman, Brian Steinman, Mary Navock, Wally Baranski 2nd row - Jamie Koroleski, Teri Damrow 3rd row - Scott Iseler, Paula Mullen, 75 WINTER ACTIVITIES The anticipation of how long the boys basketball season will last,the long awaited snow-days, club Christmas parties, volleyball games, the holiday and the vacation that follows all, tells us that winter is here. The month of January brings the half-way mark of the school year. Which means: EXAMS! When it's 15° below zero and the roads are covered with snow drifts. Everyone is thinking about the warmer weather. THIS PAGE: (1) B.O.E.C. decorates for the holiday season. (2) Basketball cheerleaders dance to the Charleston. (3) The band at the annual Christmas concert. OPPOSITE PAGE: (1) Kathy I., Cherie C., Vicki F., are enjoying a romp in the snow. (2) Members of the student council decorating the school Christmas tree. 79 MORE WINTER ACTIVITIES (Top to bottom) 1. The seven B.O.E.C. members who placed in their individual competitions at the B.O.E.C. regional at Baker State. 2. The parii-pro team who also placed at regionals. 80 (Counter-Clockwi se) 1. Anna Corley showing her talents in drama class. 2. The varsity volleyball team having fun. 3. Four members of the senior c ss selling baked goods at a basket- ball game. 4. Debby Moore proudly displaying her prize-winning poster. 5. The prize Debby was awarded from Mr. Fraki and B.O.E.C. for her poster. ATHLETES HONORED AT Nil. At the Annual Fall Winter Sports Banquet, students who participate in football, basketball, cheer- leadinq and volleyball received recognition. Before the awards were presented to the athletes, a pot luck dinner was served. After the dinner the various coaches of each team called up each team member. Also during this time, the individuals who did an outstanding job in certain sports received trophies for such accomplishments as Most Valuable, Most Improved, All- League or All-State. OPPOSITE PAGE (CLOCKWISE) 1. Mr. Loegal congratulating members of the varsity football team. 2. Angie Jimkoski making a speech. 3. Mr. BoIda along with a few of the varsity basketball team. 4. A few of the football cheerleaders awaiting their awards. THIS PAGE (COUNTER-CLOCKWISE) 1. Mr. Heinrich thanking Anqie Jimkoski for the plaque given to him by the J.V. volleyball team. 2. The volleyball special award winners. 3. Mr. Jurek congratulating Randy Miller. 4. Mr. Toner giving a speech. 5. Mr. Heinrich giving certificates to the J.V. volleyball team. SENIOR MOCK ELECTION (More Mock Election Pictures on Pane 1Q1) 84 85 SPRING ACTIVITIES Club banquets, the Prom, baseball games, track meets, band competitions and the fine arts festival are a few of the many activities that happen during the fair weather season. But probably the most important of all the spring events is Graduation. C.P.R. training for the seniors 2. The 8 band mem- bers who received a I rating at the State Solo Ensemble Festival. Forensics is something new at N.H. It's a speech competition in which there are many different categories and divisions. These five girls (Amy, Mary, Vicki, Tracy, Shelly) coached by Mr. Sturm, competed at the Sandusky Regional. 1. Students admiring some of the displays at the Fine Arts Festival. 4. The Battle Creek High School Choral qroup enter- tained at an early morning assembly. 3. Tom Petrat and Hark Jeman setting up for the Fine Arts Festival. 4. Any Thuemmel, presiuent of the national Honor Society, speaking to the new inductees at a special ceremony in late March. b. Forensics team. 87 STUDENTS DISPLAY VARIETY OF TALENTS 1 2. The studio art students Laurie Peyok and Phil Navock. 3. Marty Baranski posing in the shop. 4. Displaying their talents, Tracy Berens and Shelley Langley during a forensic reading. 5. The NHHS band in con- cert. 6. High school students Mary Kennedy and Bill Phillips playing Mother Goose and Mr. Smith in the play Once Upon a Shoe. 7. Matt Gallarno and Lee Howie demonstrate the correct way to prepare crepes. 8. The cast of Once Upon a Shoe. The 19S2 Fine Arts Festival was held on April 5. Some new displays were add- ed to the usual art show and band concert. Welding examples and bird houses were shown in the shoo, agriculture displays occupied the ag. room, clothina made by the home economics students and a crepe-making demonstration took place in the home ec. room, and business exhibits were shown in Mr. Fraki's room. The evening ended with for- ensic readings and the play Once Upon a Shoe. BANQUET TIME The B.O.E.C. banquet was held at Chuck and Jane's, the F.H.A banquet at the Buccaneer Den, and the Band and F.F.A.'s dinners were held in the hiqh school gymnasium. At these banquets, many indi- viduals received awards and recognition, and some new off- icers were inducted. Above: Junior officers Left: Shelly lights candles to begin ceremony at BOEC banquet. Below and Right: Third annual banquet was held May 20, for grades 5 thru 12. Right top: Cathy Morneau, Lesa Smukala and Mr. Thompson. Above: Scott Iseler, FFA president below: Amy Thuemmel and Marty baranski prepare to present awards. “YOU’RE DOING GREAT JUNIORS” LOOK AT THOSE JUNIORS WORK! ----------------------------------------------- JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM “A TASTE OF THE ORIENT ' Lf The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was a success once again this year. The Junior class began setting up the night before the prom and had finished by 3:00 o'clock on Friday, the night of the big dance. The Junior class had gotten the band PUMP and they played a variety of music. The Junior class of 1983 would like to wish the class of 1982 i i the best of luck in the future!!! Uza 93 SPRING FEVER, CATCH IT Catcn it if you can!! Many of the high school students began the big count down with ZO days of school left! Kids began letting off fire- crackers and smoke-bombs between classes. Everyone got, should right seniors? X 7 The traditional Senior Skip Day was held on the Senior's last day of school, which was on May 21. This was the first year that the Skip Day was scheduled on their last day. Many of the students disliked this; they felt that it was no big deal since they were already out of school!!!!!!!! The Day Has Finally Come For Our Good Byes AT LAST, WE RE FINALLY GRADUATING!!! The 1982 graduation ceremony was conducted on Sunday afternoon, ’lay 3U, on the high school athletic field. There were many scholarships awarded and speeches given. There were 74 students who received diplomas, which were presented by the president of the Board of Education, Shirley Zeese. 96 CONGRATULATIONS CUYS!!!!! CLASS OF 1982 noon luck to the Your turn is ccnim next year oirls!! Now what do I do????? r)id they leave without vou two??? 97 SUMMER ACTIVITIES 98 The school year has come to an end. Ihe sports activities nave finished their seasons and all the activities are complete. Final exams, cleaning out that messy locker you let go all year and saying good-bye to friends and teachers all add up to a happy-sad last week of school. 99 Candids Binoest Pno: John ? Karen Annie Polishers... Tallest L Brian K. Prettiest Mair.... .. .Bromia S. Ed C. Shortest . .Lisa L. Dino I. Prettiest Eyes.... ...Theresa F. Fd C. Best Dressed . M'arv M. Mark Z. Class Farmers ...Piano n. Mark Z. Class Rowdies.... Mike L. Class Hot Rods ...Boris K. Mike L. Class Ontimist... ..Laurie ’. Kevin S. Most Studious ...Bohbi L. Hreq R. Class Pessimist.. ...Jill M. Jim f . 101 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING i £ i s R 2 £ I i i iu a n i vj h £ £ ■ •ADVERTISING ADVERTISING •ADVERTISING ADVERTISING V� p a iu D R P a IU £ A P a iu 5 £ 2 XJ 2 m TO H A 2 DwisiiagAatz DwisuagAaiz m 3D =j VA 5 HI 5 (A ni JO d VA A very special Thank You to our advertisers. Without your support, the printing of this yearbook would be nearly impossible. 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Sc hi linger JENSON, SONY, PIONEER, SANYO WE NOW HAVE COIN OPERATED VIDEO PINBALL GAMES O national: f JBANK OF BAD AXE BAD AXE OFFICES One East Huron Avenue...............(517) 269-9531 833 North Van Dyke...............(517)269-9211 HARBOR BEACH OFFICE 8950 Sand Beach Road............(517)479-3115 MEMBER F.D.I.C. 1982 WARRIOR STAFF . . . PRODUCING A “CLASSIC” Editor-in-chief - Laurie Peyok Assistant Editor - Vicki Fisher Senior Editor - Beth Yaroch Snorts Editor - Mary Kennedy Activities Editor - Vicki Fisher Academics Editor - Connie Prill Advertising Editor - Ann Polega Business Manager - Kim Johns Dark Room Manager - Beth Yaroch Staff: Cherie Craig Mary Ellen Goretski Kathy Ignagni Darrin Maurer Jon Mayes Debby Moore Brian Petrat Bonnie Prill Renee Rice Jackie Talaski Tim Gould Dave Carpenter Sharon Taylor SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Huron Daily Tribune (for many of the sports photos used throughout this book) Photography - Lisa Reinke Roger Deblois The yearbook staff would like to convey a special thank-you to Phil .'iavock or much of the artwork included in this vearbook. Phil desioned and drew the cover and the charicatures of the coaches and advisors. L We would also like to thank Laurie Peyok who created the desiqn on nape 2. The yearbook staff would also like to extend a soecial thanks to !-’s. doyce Stanek, our advisor, for puttina uo with so much to net this yearbook done. . . . SAME TIME NEXT YEAR This paqe brinns us to the end of the 1932 edition of the 'Warrior year- book. We. the staff of A Chanqe of Seasons, hope we have put toqether an interestinq collection of the neanino ul memories of the 1931-32 school year. The yearbook staff will be preservinq your memories the same time next year when the school doors open once aoain. IzuJit Ayib ETdi tor-in-Chief 120 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS MISSION. KANSAS WINMPCG. MANITOBA OLA. KANSAS