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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

North Huron Schools KINDE, MICHIGAN 48445 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: 1,2,3 ART: 4-6 BAND: 8,9 BASEBALL: 10,11 BASKETBALL: 12,13 CHEERLEADING: 14,15 CHOIR: 16,17 CLASS OF 88: 18-29 DANCING: 30 EATING: 31 FACULTY: 32,33 FFA: 34,35 FHA: 36,37 FOOTBALL: 38,39 FRESHMEN: 40-43 GIRLS BASKETBALL: 44,45 GRADUATION: 46,47 HOMECOMING: 48-50 INCREDIBLY IRREGULAR: 51 JUNIORS: 52-55 LOUNGING: 56 MONKEY BUSINESS: 57 NHS: 58,59 PEP ASSEMBLY: 60 PERFORMING ARTS: 61 PROM: 62,63 PUTTIN’ ON THE HITS: 64 O’s S R’s: 65 SOFTBALL: 66,67 SOPHOMORES: 68-71 SPRING: 72-73 STUDENT COUNCIL: 74,75 TRACK: 76,77 UNUIUAL: 78,79 VOLLEYBALL: 80,81 WINTER EXTRAS: 82,83 X-TRA MOCK ELECTIONS: 84 YEARBOOK STAFF: 85 12212 s: 86,87 MORE GRADUATION: 88,39 ADS: 90-99 LAST LOOK AT THE SENIORS: CLOSING: 102,103 CLASS OF '88: 104 100,101 INTRODUCING: THE ABC’S OF N.H.H.S. 1988 was a year of great change both In school and out. Among the numerous changes in the school were the redecor- ating of the cafeteria (no more hamburger), the gold-leaf mural in the hall, and Student Council's picnic area in the front of the school. Hie entertainment world also saw many changes. Female heads turned away from Ten Cruise to take a peek at Dirty Dancing's Patrick Swayze. Hie music world saw the reappearance of some of their all time favorites including George Harrison, Michael Jackson and Bruce Springsteen. So in order to keep up with the changing world, we decided to give our somewhat hum- drum yearbook a face-lift. In order to really change our book we decided to use the ABC's of .’'MIS as our theme and totally re-arrange our yearbook. I hope you enjoy our new image . Lisa Casey Editor-in-chief GRAPHIC ARTS One of the visiting artists this year was Dayton Spence. Mr. Spence, working together with the art students, made the mural that Is now in the hallway by the cafeteria. The students learned about different forms of art from different eras, and also learned how to lay gold leaf. This is the last year of a three year program cal 1ed Artists in the Schools, taught by artist Ann Mikolowski. In this program gifted art stu- dents have the opportun- ity to work with artists and expand their abilities. The students meet after school on Mondays at Mrs. Mikolowski's studio. There they can experiment and create using anything from charcoal to watercolors, and using everything from wood to pop cans. As a group the students visited the Detroit Institute of the Arts and visited the various art galleries, some of which contained works by Mrs. Mikoloski. GRAPHIC ARTS This year we decided it was 1ong past due to change the paint- ings on the wal1s of the hallways. Pictures o-f Earth Wind and Fire, and Sgt . Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band just don't do it -for us. Neither does comical paint- ings of athletes. Studio and Advanced Art students got the job of fixing the wal1s. They took paintings from famous artists and traced them onto the wal1. Then they painted it and gave us the new mural. Students agree it is a definate im- provement . Next year they will finish the other wall. Good job art students. CtlMLCOAl COLLAGES This year's Fine Art Festival was a great suc- cess. The students in studio art which were Ray Koroleski, Becky Kosinski, and Tracy Hyzer; had their own tables and did demon- strations -for the public. Al 1 o-f the works o-f art from students in al 1 art classes were displayed. The best were given awards � ooooooooooooooooo� ooooooo� cooooo oooocoooooooooooeooooooooooocoo) BAND irfirtr ft it roonoot 0000000000 it ftftonoooocionioou 00000000000000000) During the 87-88 school year Mr. Edward Lucius has helped the band members improve their performing ab i 1 - ilty. The North Huron band pi ays for most home footbal 1 games and a few home basketbal1 games. The band has played at all pep as- semblies, the Autumn, Winter, Spring concerts, and Fine Arts Festivals. The band al so has a yearly tradition to play at the High School Graduation. The band al so went Christmas Caroling and held a special perfor- mance for the area Senior Citizens, This year’s Concert Band, for the first time ever In the history of North Huron, earned a 1 rating at state-level competition. Con? gratulatlons for a wel1-deserved honor!!! Solo and Ensemble honors were earned by Debra Power, Sandra Jlmpkoskl, Rebecca Billckl, Mark Goretskl and Kim Sosnoskl. 8 Pictured on this page: 1) Sandy Jimpkoski and Kim Sosnoski, who were chosen to play with the Lions Club all-state band; 2) Mark Gor- etski, James Bigham, Paul Wruble; 3) Sandy Jimpkoski, Chad Knoblock, Kim Sosnoski, Michael Long, LuAnn Parks; 4-7) Scenes from the parade and half-time show during this year's Homecoming. 9 1988 BASEBALL NH Scoreboard 6 Harbor Beach 11 1 Harbor Beach 0 3 N.B. Weslyan 6 10 N.B. Weslyan 11 15 Peck 4 11 Peck 3 6 Harbor Beach 1 1 10 Owengage 9 6 Ovengage 1 7 Deckervllle U 8 Deckerville U 8 N.B. Weslyan 3 9 N.B. Weslyan 4 11 Port Hope 1C 5 Port Hope 1C 8 Caro A 6 Caro 1 7 CPS 5 4 CPS 9 V basebal1 team Bottom row le-ft: P. Wrubel , B. Majeski, D. Miller, J. Andreski, J. Koenig, G. Andreski, Coach Mike Loeged 2nd row: M. Page, M. Lasceski, N. DeVtres, K. LeLacheur, S. Vigenski, Coach Don Knoblock JV basebal1 team Bottom 1 e-f t : T . Willi ams , S . Hall, G . Andresk i , A. Williams, J. Koroleski, J. Farquhar, C. Kno- block, 2nd row: Coach Ken Toner, J. Koenig, T. Souva, K. Lasceski, B. Kirkpatrick , J. Upthegrove, M. Williams John and John showing their team spirit. The varsity baseball team had a good season. They won 10 games and lost 9. The varsity team will be losing the following seniors: Brian Majeski, Jeff Andreski, Michael Page, Mark Lasceski, Norman DeVries, Keith LeLacheur and Steve Vigenski. The junior varsity had a great season winning 16 games and losing only 4. SPORTS UPDATE BASKETBALL RECORD NH - opponent Ubly 39-47 Kingston 62-75 D-ville 52-80 HB 57-58 PH 58-54 OG 86-42 AF 69-60 Caseville 62-28 Peck 53-46 Kingston 68-62 CPS 64-50 D-ville 57-65 HB 62-61 PH 72-66 OG 43-27 AF 71-60 Ubly 61-58 Caseville 51-28 CPS 71-57 Peck 68-50 Districts- PH 61-60 OG 78-61 BCAS 55-70 Front-cnad weder, Jett Andreski, Eric Thuamel, Paul Bambach, Jeff Hannon, Back-Rick Moore, Brian Majeski, Mark Lasceski, Duane Miller Terry Souva, Don Koth, Coach Fawcett Front-Coach Toner, Manager B. Toner, J. Koenig,J. Pearson,G. Andreski J• Farquar,Manager S. Toner,Back-C. Piskor, J. Pechette,T. Rice, B. Kirkpatrick, M. Williams, J. Upthegrove, B. Parrish 12 The Cheerleading squads kept extremely busy this year with supplying cakes and cup- cakes to the players and making locker de- corations. They also sold carnations during spirit and Homecoming weeks. Besides practice and Cheerleading at games the Cheerleaders have worked with the Kindergarten, Elementary, and Middle school students who are interested in Cheerleading. They also worked with the 7th and 8th grade Cheerleaders to help them with their Cheei— leading techniques. On a Saturday they held a clinic attend by 115 K-8 participants. The varsity basketbal1 squad placed 2nd in a Cheerleading Com- petition at Kingston High School this winter. From top- Susan Marks, Amy Gage, Jennifer Pettit, Peggy Phillips Eieth Ruark , Lori Sel bv. Venessa Inda. and Jeff Harmon , Jeff Andreski, Jim Whitenack, Mrs. Lerasb Keith LeLacheur. Mike Viers, and Dan Reardon 14 Clockwise from top- 1) front- Charlene Talaski, and Lori Selby Back- Beth Ruark . Amy Gage, and Tammv Petrat 2) Charlene Talaski, and Tammy Petrat 3) Charlene Talaski, Beth Ruark. and Kami Saries 4) Amy Gage, Tammy Petrat , Lori Selby, Chari ene Talaski, and E-ieth Ruark 15 (CHOIR) SING-A-LONG AT N.H.H.S. SECOND HOUR ALL GIRLS ENSEMBLE FIRST HOUR ADVANCED CHOIR First row: Director, Ms. Cheryl Burnside, B. Ruark, M. Bugenski, S. Marks, C. Knoblock Second row: K. Saries, V. Inda, A. Fawcett, S. Tibbits Back row: E. Thuemmel, S. Ritter, M. Pickerel 1 , P. Penfold, M. Viers FIrst row: Kelly B., Lisa L . , Heather I. Second row: Mary B, Lisa B . , Jean B. , Carie R. Third row: Lori S. , Martha J., Lisa K., Pam H. 16 The North Huron Choir consists o-f two groups, the second hour all girls ensemble, and the first hour advanced choir (accepted only by auditions). The choral music department, under the -first year direction o-f Cheryl Betrnside, per- forms annual Spring and Winter concerts which are ■free to al 1 • The 1 argest event o-f the choral year is the annual district 3 choral -festival . The Art ■festival , students perform one required music selec- tion and one choosen by the director, before three judges plus sight reading before one judge. In addition the choirs are asked to perform for various groups throughout the year . THE CLASS WITH CLASS JEFFREY JAMES ANDRESKI “Jeff” FFA 9-12, Sec. 11-12; NHS 10-12; BOEC 10; Prom Comm. 11; Honor Guard 11; Academic Awards 9-12; Student Council 12; Football J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12, Cap. 12. Iron Man 11-12; F.B. All League First Team Offense 12; F.B. All League Second Team Defense 12; Basketball J.V. 9-10, Cap. 10, V. 11-12, Cap. 11-12; Homecoming Court 12; Athlete of the Week 12. JAMES MONROE WHITENACK Football J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Basketball 9; Track 9. JODI LYN W EBER “Jo” Basketball Cheerleader J.V. 9, Cap.; Football Cheerleader V. 10; FHA 9-12, Regional Sec. 11, Regional V.P. 12, State V.P. of Public Relations 12; BOEC 10; Band 9; Class Officer Pres. 9. V.P. 10; Student Council 9-10; NHS 10-12; Prom Comm. 11; Who’s Who 12; Academic Awards 9- 12; Yearbook Staff Senior Editor 12. TRACEY JEAN HYZER “Trace” FHA 11-12, Historian 12; NHS 10-12; Band 9; Class Officer V.P. 9, V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Student Council V.P. 12; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Who’s Who 12; Homecoming Court 12; Powder Puff 12. MEUSA KATHLEEN FINAN “Mel” FHA 9-12, Treas. 12; Student Council Treas. 12; Softball J.V. 9; Choir 9-11; Prom Comm. 11; Class Treas. 11-12; Yearbook Staff 11; Powder Puff 11-12. LISA KAY CASEY “Shneederdeederdee” f I did half the things I've been accused of doing, I'd be too tired to pose for this picture. Powder Puff 11-12; FHA 11-12; Student Council 10- 12; Soph Rep. 10, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Yearbook Staff 10-12, Underclassmen Editor 10-11, Editor- in-Chief 12; NHS 12; Prom Comm. 11; Academic Awards 11-12; Choir 12; Drama 9; Who’s Who 12. 18 MICHELLE M. YAROCH “Mitch” “Life as we know it is about to end Powder Puff 11; Drama 9; Yearbook Staff Ad Editor 11-12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Choir 11; Prom Comm. 11; Honor Guard 11. TRACY RENEE SERA “Cooler” “On my desk my books do lie, they're at rest and so am I! Powder Puff 11-12; Prom Comm. 11; Drama 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Basketball Cheerleader J.V. 9. BRIAN KENNETH MAJESKI “B” “Yeah! FFA 9-12, Sentinal 11-12; NHS 10-12; Football J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Basketball J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Baseball J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Academic Awards 9-11; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Homecoming Court 11; Iron Man 11; RICKY MOORE “Rick” Football J.V. 9-10, V. 12; Yearbook 11; Basketball J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12. DEBI A. SZYMANSKI “Chippy “Check it in, but don't check it out! FHA 9-12, Sec. 11, Pres. 12; Softball J.V. 9-10; Academic Awards 11; Choir 9-11; Basketball Cheerleader J.V. 9, V. 10-11; Yearbook Staff 11; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Snowcoming Heart Queen 11; Powder Puff 11-12. PATTI AHEARN “Pal” Honor Guard 11; Powder Puff 11-12; Yearbook Staff Sports Editor 11-12; FHA 11; Volleyball 9- 12; Track 9, 11-12; Band 9; Choir 9-12. SALLY A. POLEGA “Sal” “I know you are but what am I? FFA 11; Softball J.V. 9-10, V. 12; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Academic Awards 9; Class Officer Sec. 9-12; Football Cheerleader V. 11. LYNN MARTHA MAZURE “Lvn Burger Cheese” “Irm rubber, you're qlue and whatever you say bounces back to you. Basketball J.V., 9-10, V. 11-12; Best Freethrow Shooter 9-10; Softball J.V. 9, V. 10-12; Volleyball 10- 12, Cap. 11-12; Most Hustle 11. 19 MARK GORDON , , Basketball J.V. 9; Baseball J.V. 9-10; Yearbook Staff 12. TODD J. RICE “Keep smiling, people will wonder what you're up to Basketball J.V. 9-10, V. 11; Baseball J.V. 10; Homecoming Court 12. MELISSA MARIE GEMBARSKI “Mis” “Ferbe” Oh, my! Academic Awards 9-12; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Powder Puff 11-12; Who’s Who 12; 2nd place Poetry Contest Winner 12; NHS 12. RAYMOND J. KORELSKI “Rockin Ray” “As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our abilities. NHS 10-12; Academic Awards 9-12; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Class Officer Pres. 11; Who’s Who 12. PAMELA M. FISHER “Pam” Choir 9, 11. BECKY MARIE KOSINSKI “Bee” ‘7 can't help it, I was bom sneering. Prom Comm. 11; Honor Guard 11; Powder Puff 11-12; FHA 12; Student Council 9, 11; Track 11; Choir 9; Class Officer V.P. 12; Academic Awards 9-11. 20 STEPHEN M. VIGENSKI FFA 10-12, Pari. 12; BasebaU J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Football J.V. 9, V. 10-12. JEFFREY LYNN HARMON “Harmon” “You know how curiosity killed the cat — for a while I was the suspect. Football J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Track 10; Academic Awards 9; Basketball 9-12; Homecoming King 12. LORI LYNN RICE “Lori” ‘7 did nothing in particular, and did it very well ” FHA 10-12; Choir 9. TABITHA A. HALL “Tab” “Life's a. then you die, then you wonder why. ” FHA 10-12; Softball J.V. 10. V. 11; NHS 11-12; Academic Awards 9-11; Powder Puff 11-12; Who’s Who 12. KRISTIE LEE PETTIT “Kri ” FHA 9-12, Pari. 11; Softball J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Academic Awards 9-11; NHS 10-12, V.P. 12; Basketball J.V. 11; Volleyball 12; Who’s Who 12; Homecoming Court 12; Prom Comm. 11; Yearbook Staff 11; Football Cheerleader V. 9-10; Basketball Cheerleader 9-11;Powder Puff 11-12. MELISSA JOY PERDUE “Missy” “Good things come in small packages ” NHS 11-12, Sec. 11-12; Student Council 11; Track 9-12; Academic Awards 9-12; Who’s Who 12; Powder Puff 11-12. JENNIFER LYN STROZESKI “Fi Fi” FHA 9; Basketball J.V. 9; Academic Awards 11; Football Cheerleader V. 9-10; Basketball Cheerleader J.V. 9, V. 10. SHERRY ANN DUDA “Sweet Cheeks” FFA 9-12, Sec. 10, V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Honor Guard 11; Prom Comm. 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Powder Puff 11-12; Basketball J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Softball J.V. 9, V. 10-12. LAURIE LYNN PRILL “Laurie” NHS 11-12, Treas. 12; Basketball J.V. 9-10; Softball J.V. 9-12, V. 11-12; Honor Guard 11; Academic Awards 11; Band 9. ROBERT J. BARANSKI “Rob” FFA 9-11; Football J.V. 9, V. 10-12. TERRY LYNN JAWORSK1 “Tear Bear” “Hurray, I finally made it! are DEBRA ANN POWER “We are young despite the years, We concerned, We are hope despite the times. NHS 10-12, Pres. 12; Student Council 12; Track 11-12; Academic Awards 9-12; Band 9-12; Basketball Cheerleader J.V. 11; BOEC 9-10, Historian 10; Powder Puff 11-12; Yearbook Staff 9, 11, Editor 11. KEITH A. LeLACHEUR NHS 11-12; Student Council 12; Football J.V. 10, V. 11-12; Baseball V. 11-12; Academic Awards 11-12. ERH WILLIAM THll EMM EL “Eric” “I'm Koo-Koo for Cocoa Puffs! FFA 9-10; NHS 10-12; Football J.V. 9-10, Co-Cap. 10, V. 11-12; Basketball Fresh. Cap. 9, J.V. 10, V. 11-12; Track 9-12, Cap. 12; Academic Awards 9-12; Valedictorian 12; Band 9-12, Treas. 11-12; Choir 9-12, TreHq. 9, Pres. 10, 12; All State Choir 11-12; Class Officer Pres. 10; All League Track 11; Track Meet of Champs 9-12. DONALD M. ROTH Don Honor Guard 11; FFA 9-12; NHS 10-12; Baseball 9; Academic Awards 9-12; Class Officer Treas. 9-10; Basketball Fresh. 9, J.V. 10, V. 11-12. MARK E. LASCESKI “Eddie” FFA 9-10; NHS 10-12; Basketball J.V. 10. V. 11-12; Baseball J.V. 10, V. 11-12; Academic Awards 9-12; Choir 9. PAMELA MARY BUGENSKI “Hammy” “Trust Mel Who’s Who 12; Prom Comm. 11; FHA 9-12, V.P. of Degrees 11; Yearbook Staff 11. USA WILEY KRISTA SARLES LISA J. KIDI) Lone Ranger “Gimme A Light! A Bud Light! FHA 9; Prom Comm. 11; Softball J.V. 9; Track 9; Choir 9-10, 12; Basketball Cheerleader J.V. 9, V. 10; Yearbook Staff 12. JOE KING Sleepy'; “You must be joking. Football V. 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12. DAN REARDON “Wierd One” Who dares . . . Wins. Choir 9; Yearbook 12; Track 10; Football J.V. 10, V. 11-12. TINA JENNIFER JAHN “T.J.” “Life is too important to be taken seriously” Track 12; Choir 9. MARTHA JIMKOSKI ANN MARIE TICE “Ann” FHA 9-10, 12; Choir 9. CARA L. SHORT “Cara Bear” “Like WOW! FHA 9; Choir 10, 12; Volleyball 9-10; Track 12. DANIEL JOSEPH HILL “Corky” FFA 9-10. MARY ELAINE BOYER “Marinee” Choir 9-12. 24 WILLIAM A. LANG “Bill FFA 9-10; Football J.1 10; Track 9; Choir 11. lilly’' FFA 9-10; FootbaU J.V. 9, V. 11-12; Baseball J.V TERRY M. MASCHKE “Life’s a. ” FFA 9, 11-12; FootbaU J.V. 10. MICHAEL I). PAGE “Meat” MHE MAM FFA 9-12; Choir 9-11; Honor Guard 11; Track 9; Academic Awards 9; BasketbaU J.V. 10, V. 12; BasebaU 10, 12. DEAN M. PEYERK FFA 9-10. MICHAEL J. JIMKOSKI “Johnny” “Beam me up Scotty! FFA 9-11. ROY SHAVE LAURIE WARNACK LISA LEMANSKI RICKY LEE CHAMPAGNE -Ric k” “A day without a friend or a smile isn't worth living. FFA 9 12; Baseball J.V. 9-10, V. 11; Academic Awards 9-11. NORMAN DeVRIES “Norm” Football J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Baseball J.V. 9-10, V. 11-12; Academic Awards 11. CAROLYN BRADE Volleyball 9; Band 9-12; Track 9-12; Choir 10. TANDY MARIE BUCHOLTZ “Booga FHA 9-10; Prom Comm. 11. MARK GORETSKI Band 9-12, Pres. 12; Choir 9-10. ROBERT MICHAEL ROGGENBl CK “Bob “The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. ” — Galatians 2:20 Football V. 12; Track 11; Academic Awards 9; Band 9-12; Choir 9. 26 WITH THE CLASS CLASS . . 1988 hum The Class of 1988 . . . .it was -full o-f ex- citement , -fun, and was al ways striving -for more. That's us!!1! Four years ago we came here scared to death, and anticipated the worst about everything. But as the days passed our nerves began to relax, and we began to get into the swing of things. Our great Class of 88 is noted for our outstanding class participation, figh- ting for what we want and presenting a great junior - senior prom. (In fact it was one of the best that. NHS had ever seen!) But as we think of these things, we also think of the friendships made, the secrets we have shared. the parties attended, and best of all our first crush. Four years have been filled with these things, and now it's time for the Class of 88 to leave these halls and go on to seek bigger and better things Life as we know it is about to end and only the future is there for us now. Here's wishing every- one in the Cl ass of 88 the best of luck next year and the hope that the memories and friendships of our high school years remain within us forever! 27 ISENIOR MOCK ELECTION NICEST HAIR: Tracv Sera ?' Nark Gordon BEST ALL AROUND: Je-f-f Andreski 8 Michelle Yaroch SUPER SMILE: Tracey Hyzer b Brian Majeskl CLASS FLIRTS: Jim Whitenack ? Sheri Duda CLASS ATHLETE: Lynn Mazure ? JeT-f Andreski ?R BEST PHYSIQUE: Sheri Dud a ?, Brian Majeski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Tracey Hvzer Eric Thuemmel 2't Dancing...a very popular pastime with ’ IPS students. from the annual Momecoming dance to sock hops to the .luni or-Senior Prom, you'll find students dancing to their favorite music...... M ny atudents eat in our cafeteria, and some f that the ■food is good . Others ■feel quite d i-f -ferenti y . It's delicious, says Michael Pickerel 1 , a junior. Sarah Russell, also a junior, says That's -food? }i MR. MCLEOD MRS. PARKS MATH HOME EC., CONSUMER ED. MRS. LERASH ENGLISH, ART MR. BROCK AG., ENV. SCIENCE MRS. CHAMPAGNE RESOURCE ROOM MR. JUREK BUSINESS MR. TONER P.E., AMER. HISTORY MRS. HALL LIBRARY AIDE MRS. FISHER SPECIAL ED. MS. STANEK ENGLISH, PRINT MEDIA MR. WAGNER GOVT . , PSYCHOLOGY MR. IRWIN MATH MR. SZYMAREK ENGLISH, SPANISH I MR. LUCIUS BAND MS. BURNSIDE CHOIR Upthegrove, Jeanette Ziel, Bonnie Wahl, Back Row - Lisa Casey, Dave Thuenmel, Dennis Gottschalk, Dave Bambach. Not Pictured - Lou Schillinger LEFT COLUMN TOP TO BOT1UM- MR. MOORE MRS. JIMPKOSKI SUPERINTENDENT COOK MRS. CHAPLINSKI MR. MAXWELL SECRETARY JANITOR MR. STURM GEN. BUS . . SPEECH MRS. LEIPPRANDT MRS. MROCZEK LIBRARIAN BOOKKEEPER MR. WINSTON SCIENCE RIGHT COLUMN TOP TO BOTTOM- MR. HOGAN MR. WEBER PRINCIPAL COUNSELOR MRS. POWER MRS . GOTTSCHALK SECRETARY P.E. AIDE a Serica futub Row 1 S. Duda, B. Polega, J . Andreski M. Koroleski, B. Majeski, S. Vigenski, Mr. Brock Advisor Row 2 J. Ignash , C. Kubacki, V. Inda, T. Majeski, T. Kent, R. Errer, R. Kosinski, S. Miller, • J. Forbing, Row 3 R. Jimkoski, S. Hall, B. Iseler, S. Lasceski, S. Ruth, T. Hatch, D. Miller, R. Iseler, T. Jaworski, T. Lang, Row 4 P. Wisneski, P . Bambach , K . Lasceski , J . Korolesk i J. Osentoski, K. Shepherd, S. Ritt C. Witherspoon, J. Lackie Row 5 Tinsey, K. Jimkoski, G. Andreski Kirkpatrick, T. Souva, B. Parrish Champagne, D. Koth , M. Page Row Rice, T. Rice F .F.A. (F.F.A.) Future Farmers o-f America is an active organization at North Huron High Mr. Brock is in his 5th year as advisor. They have many school act- ivities, including a 1arge 1 and 1ab. They participate in ag skills and Leader Ship contests. They also participate in Fund Raisers. They sell ■fruit and -flowers in the Fall and sell plants in the Spring. They're in- volved with Regional State and National Finals They're also involved in many other school activ- ities. er Mr. Brock's baby pigs being showed to the elementary kids. John F. and John L. winners o-f F.F.A. tractor pul 1 . Mr. Brock advisor Je-f-f A teve V. ■ F .A Brad P. , Brian M Sherry B., Sal 1 y □ •ft icers . Cathy Kubacki, Venessa Inda, Sally Polega during the F.F.A. break-fast. F.H.A. The Future Home- makers o-f America (F.H.A.) started the year with a breakfast for the football play- ers . They attended the Regional Conven- tion in Mayville. They also took a trip to Meadowbrook and sponsored a dinner for parents and grandparents. The F.H.A. sold Tom Watt which is their only big fund raiser. Their major project this year has been working with the F.F.A. in redecorat- ing the cafeteria. They are also putting a stereo system in the student 1ounge and in the cafeteria. They recentiy sent 3 members to the state convention at Western State Univers- ity. To end the year there was a dinner where they announced the new officers for the '88-89 school year Mrs. Parks First row— D. Lang, L. Quinn, D.Szyman ki, M. Finan, T. Hvzer, S. Tibbits, R. Errer, S. Babcock Second row- B. Kosinski, L. Rice, A. Tice, L. Casey, H. Iseler, M. Pettit, C. Antoszewski Third row- A. J. Szymanski, S. Ruth, L. Schwedler, T. Kent, J. Babcock , B. Bilicki, V. Schaedig, J. Davis, Fourth row- T. Parrish, J. Rice, K. Parsons, A. Rice, K. Pettit, A. Gage, T. Petrat , M. Drake Fifth row- S. Weber, A. Babcock , B. Babcock, A. Fawcett, B. Scoviac , J. Koroleski, D. Schipinsk i Counterc 1 ockwise -from Right - 1) Melissa Finan 2) Melissa Painting ? 3) Debi, Melissa, Tracey, and Lisa all dressed up 4) Debi announces Aimee as the new treasurer 5) tie that bow Aimee! SPORTS UPDATE NORTH HURON FOOTBALL TEAM OF 87-88 The varsity -football team -finished the season with a 3-5 record . They were led in tackles by Keith LeLacheur . Sophomore Mike Viers was the lead rusher, and Je-f-f Andresk i led the team in yards. Andreski was the lead receiver and led in intercept ions, -followed by Bill Lang. RECORD Casevil1e 0 38 CPS 13 30 Kingston (h-coming) 31 6 Peck 20 14 AF 16 12 OG 26 D-Vil1e 46 0 8 Brenda Antoszewski Amv Babcock Becki Babcock Mike Baker Jodi Bendry Kel1y Bucholtz Melissa Bugenski Jimmy Byrne Denise Dondineau Russel 1 Edem ,4 Marnie Edington John Farquhar Fi 1 ion F i sher Gembarsk i Todd Ch£d Chad FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEI rRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE! Scott Hal 1 Pam Horetski Joe Ignash Becky Iseler Joseph Jahn Keith Jimkoski Rodney Jimkoski Chad Knob lock Selina Koenig Amy Kuhn Tim Lang Sheri Lasceski Justin London Connie Long Jason Majeski 41 Traci Majeski Mol 1 y Mikol owsk i Yuki Mustered Dean Parks Traci Parrish A Kristi Parsons -Jason F'echette Chuck Pettit Matt F'-fei 1 stuck er Chris F'iskor Carie Regnier Aimee Rice A1 ger Rice Jessica Rice Stacy Ruth As the class of 1991 entered the high school scene there was a mix of nervousness, excitement, anticipation , and anxiety but eventual 1y they al1 got into the groove and functioned very well . Yes, even after struggling with lockers, going into new classes, and adjusting to new teachers, they man- aged to make the best of it. With Mrs. Debra Lerash as their advisor they made a float for Homecoming, and sponsored an Easter fundraiser. They participated in the pep assemblies and other activities along with the sports programs. They fit in with the high school action. Mrs. Lerash is look- ing forward to advising them during the next three years. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRES en freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshwen Tim Tayl or Chris Tinsey Jammie Ul-f ig John Upthegrove Jodi Voss H - Bill Smith Jim Sommers Dawn Stewart Amy Jo Szymanski Ernest Szymarek Sheri Weber je-f-f Whitenack Andy Williams Tony Wil 1iams Paul Wisneski 45 SPORTS UPDATE BASKETBALL This yearfe basketball team ran its record to 8-12. In the league they finished 8-8 having one more win than last year. The girls worked very hard during the season and finished it off by los- ing a tuff game against the All Saints at districts with a score of 3y-4o. The team was led by senior Sherri Euda who was picked for All Area Honorable Mention. She also received awards for most valuable, most desire, and best defense. Next year will be a re- building season for the Warriors and they are hoping it will be a successful one. RECORD NH-opponent HB 16-46 Ubly 22-44 OG 46-59 HB 26-47 PH 38-27 Kingston 62-38 Caseville 57-41 D-ville 52-58 AF 42-62 Peck 50-70 CPS 54-45 OG 34-56 PH 44-30 Kingston 57-44 Caseville 51-33 EHville 50-72 AF 30-53 Peck 31-60 CPS 61-44 Ubly 35-47 League- 8 wins 8 loss Overall- 8 wins 12 loss Districts- Bay City All Saints 39-46 Row Is Sherri Duda, Michelle Koroleski, Allyn Parsons, Tarttny Kent, Laura Schwedler. Row 2: Coach Fawcett, Shelli Titbits, Aimee Fawcett, Shari Babcock, Rhonda Errer, Lynn Mazure. Front- Stacy Miller, Kristie Parsons, Sherri Lasceski, Jodi Voss, Pam Horetski. Back- Salina Koenig, Tracy Majeski, Amy Rice, Becki Babcock, Jodi Bendrey,Shari Weber. 44 On June 5, 1988, 67 seniors moved their tassels and became alumni of North Huron High. It's hard to believe for all of the seniors that the day we had been waiting for for 13 years had finally hap- pened. Lots of tears and hugs were shared amongst all of us, for it was to probably be the last time all of us would be to- gether. Eric Thuemmel, class valedictorian, and Melissa Perdue, salutatorlan, gave their speeches to the hundreds of family members and friends who attended the commencement exercises. Mr. William Hogan, principal, then proceeded to distribute awards and announce honors and scholar- ships. Mr. David Thuemmel, president of the Board of Education, distributed the di piomas . All of the seniors would like to wish their fellow classmates lots of luck and that they may lead exciting and eventful lives. HATS OFF TO THE CLASS WITH CLASS... .. .THE CLASS OF 1988! ! 46 More scenes from Graduation Day on pages 88 89..... HOMECOMING '88 LTift V V jy7J7W «oraecoimng '� 8 was a mast' Unfortunatel y a blast of cold wind, hail , and sleet. Despite the storm the Warriors gave their al1, but still lost to Kingston.. The -final score was 31 to 6 The floats wen great, but the storm started just as they were beginning the parade.. The winners of the float contest were the SENIORS! We used 5 zillion boxes of Kleenex , said senior, Lisa Casey. The float theme was candy, and the Seniors used M M's. After the game it was still storming so Sherry Duda and Jeff Harmon were crowned King and Queen in the Gym. The dance was great. Greg Ricardi was the D.J. Spirt week showed lots of spirit as the Warriors dressed to all kinds of crazy days. Monday— College Threads Bay, Tuesday- 50's Day, Thursday— Opposite Sex Dress- up Day and finally, Friday- Out- rageous Blue Gold Day. Above: This year's Homecoming King and Queen Jeff Harmon and Sherrv Duda Left: The Homecoming Court . Front row: Kristi Pettit, Lvnn Mazure, Sherrv Duda, Jeff Harmon , and Sally Polega. Back row: Jef Andreski, Todd Rice, Mark Gordon and Brian Majesk i. 48 Clockwise: 1) Keith L. and Eric T. home from the army on Camou- flage Day. Eric got . purple heart for his injuries' 2) Missy P. clowning around. 3) Jim, Rick, and Steve in the Polish Ski Race, Todd R. coached from the sidelines. 4) Steve V. puts out the flame in the pick1e candle contest 5) Keith L. is shown egging people on in the Egg Toss Game during Friday's pep assembly . a Above counterclockwise 1) Brad Polega and Traces Hvzer at the Homecoming dance. 2) The Powder Pu-f-f team. 3) Taking a break -from the dance. 4) The winning Powder Pu-f-f team 5) SENIORS' They claim to be number one . INCREDIBLY IRREGULAR Top left to right... 1) A football game on the moon 2) Hurry.Head for the fields. 3) Guys or GirlsTYou decide. M)Lassie,ready to attack Mr.Hogan. Jill Babcock Shari Babcock Cathy Bambach Lisa Bambach Paul Bambach Gerald Baranski Becky Bllicki Jennifer Davis Karl a Dickinson Ed Dische Aimee Fawcett Scott Harris Tim Hatch Brian Hinson Venessa Inda JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIDRS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI OR JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JL Heather Iseler Robby Iseler Tom Jaworski Tammy Kent Kel1y Koglin Joann Koroleski Michelle Korolesk Rudy Kosinski Brad Koz1owsk i Cathy Kubacki Al1en Kuhn Diane Lang Mark Lowry Brad Mil 1er Brian Miller 5J Duane Miller .Jul ie Osentoski A1 i yn Parsons Tammy Petrat Michelle Pettit Kami Saries Valerie Schaedig Delores Schip inski Laura Schwedler Beth Scoviac The class of 1989 became upper- classmen this year and real 1y enjoyed that distinction. The Juniors were very active in sports and organ- isat ions. The girls participated in their first Powder Puff footbal1 game and, though they did not win, they had a great amount of fun. However,in the P.A. Winter broom bal 1 tournament the •Juniors defeated the Seniors in the Cham- pionship game and became the Champs. They sponsored a spaghetti dinner as a fund raiser in order to sponsor the Junior Senior Prom which was a major goal for the Junior cl ass . JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS J 54 [ ORS JUNI ORS .JUN IORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI ORS JUN IORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI OR LOUNGING AROUND MONKEY BUSIN m m u 1987-88 brought out the worst o-f people, the urge to escape the everyday school day blues, doing the strange and wacky things people normally wouldn't do. Such things as messing with Mr. Hogan and stand ing on your head are not healthy. Now standing in the garbage can be determined as almost '•Over the edge. Here's a look at Monkey Business at N.H.H.S. Bottom le-ft: Charles Wagner, D. Power, Prill, K. Pettit, M. Perdue, K. LeLacheur, Charles Wagner, NHS advisor nc row M. Koroleski , E. Thuemmel , A. This year the National Honor Society (NHS) raised money -for the American Lung Association, by having a student sta-f-f basket- ball game. The NHS sold carnations to raise money, and was in charge o-f raising and lowering the U.S. -flag ■for the entire school year. NHS had a total o-f three blood drives this year, in helping the American Red Cross. Tutoring was another activity the NHS helped in • The induction ceremony o-f the new members was held on Monday, March 14. 1988, at Chuck and Jane's Restaurant . in Port Austin. A total o-f 27 new members were inducted at this year's ceremony. Gage, S. Marks, P. Pen-fold, J. Pettit, M. Viers, 3rd row: R. Koroleski, L. Casey, T. Hvzer, M. Gembarski, M. Pettit, S. Jimkoski, B. Majeksi, 4th row: M. Pickerel 1 , J. Davis, J. Koroleski, R. Peterson , A. Kuhn, J. Andresk i, 5th row: B. Ruark, S. Russel 1 , S . Tibbits, A. Fawcett , B. Scoviac, J. Koroleski, B. Koth, M. Lasceski, 6th row: J. Babcock, L. Schwedler, A. Parsons, T. Kent, P. Bambach, B. Kirkpatrick, G. Andreski, T. Souva, J. Koenig 1987-88 Officers: Kristie Pettit- Vice President, Laurie Prill- Treasurer, Missy Perdue- Secretary, Keith LeLacheur- Student Council Representative, and Debra Power- President. 58 Keith and Valerie working hard at a blood drive. Jen- nifer and Venessa full of smiles at this year's induction ceremony. Beth, say Cheese . Sophomores saying their pledges. Kristie and Laurie register ing Mr. Thuemmel to give blood. PEP ASSEMBLY This vear's Pep Assemblies were great 1 The Cheerleaders baked cookies, cakes, and cupcakes -for al 1 team members and did little skits. The class com- petition this vear was won by the Seniors. This year's Pre- forming Arts included people who partici- pated in plays, people who piayed in concerts and at Assemblies, people who were in the art classes and people who sang in the choir. These people did an excellent job keeping us amazed with the thinga they can accom- plish . Stacy Miller and John Upthegrove. Hurry1 Hurry! 7 Steve Vlgenskl, Tracey Hyzer and Jim Whitenack were the winners of the polish Ski Race. Are we having -fun yet? 60 Countercl ockwise -from Right - 1) Mr. Hogan 2) Tough night last night boys! 3) Kim, Sandy, and Michelle. Come on girls don't be shy. 61 Another year goes passing by. Another prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile, To others, brings a tear You've waited for this moment, You knew it had to come You've suffered through the themes and tests And the No more chewing gum You've taken your detentions, For smoking in the John For talking or cutting class, Or for just having your jacket on. To some these times bring laughter, Because a friend was near You've laughed and shared a joke or two, And sometimes shed a tear. Think of it this way when tears were shed, Laughter was shared And as the memories were made you all were there, Thats what made this such a great year. We re glad to know you, We'll miss you when you've gone And to the Class of '88, We dedicate our prom. The Class of '89 Juniors Some things are hard for us to say We've been with you day after day The friendships we've made with each one of you Are special and dear and endlessly true Our tears and smiles come with it all The laughter though reigns in the hall We want you to know we won't forget you And our days together will never be through It's time for us now to go on our own Needing the courage of which you have shown The memories and friends and love we combine Will remind us of you The Class of '89 . . . The Class of '88 Seniors 62 13 P-P-PUTTIM’ ON THE! Puttin' on the Hits is usually an annual event, and this year it was wild. Girls were running up to the stage screaming at the top of their lungs just 1 ike at a real concert. Poetry on the other hand was the serious way to go. Traci Majeski placed -first in the -first annual North Huron High School Poetry Contest. Nissy Gembarski and Ray Koroleski took 2nd and 3rd place honors. All of the en- tries were quality poems, and plans are to continue this event in the future. R's and Q's can stand ■for many things as you can see by this page. The -freshmen Quickly clean out their lockers as (Dean and Sel ina are) while Chad and Frank Relax on the couch •finishing a 1 ittl e work. Not noticing, Cathy Quickly and Quietly going out the door. 65 SPORTS UPDATE SOFTBALL This year's softball team was not ex- pected to do all that well after losing several seniors last year. But they liad a very successful season. They ended up with a record of 5-9 in the League, 7-3 Non- League and overall 13-13. RECORD (61 - Opponent BA - 21-18 BA - 12-10 HB - 21-2 HB - 12-6 NB - 19-10 NB - 24-1 Peck - 5-17 Peck - 0-11 OG - 6-15 OG - 18-19 D-ville - 5-10 EMrille - 3-10 NB - 18-8 NB - 15-2 Kingston - 10-8 Kingston - 10-15 AF - 14-18 AF - 7-18 PH - 10-8 PH - 19-9 Caro - 2-8 Caro - 9-8 CPS - 19-7 CPS - 15-0 Districts- PH - 20-9 AF - 12-6 Schwedler, Back Row- Lynn Mazure, Jill Babcock, 3jell± Tlbbitf Shari Babcock, Allyn Parsons, Tamry Kent, Sheri Duda, Cathy Kubacki. Coach Gary Weber. Front Row (left to right) - Amy Jo Szymanski, Kristie Parsons, Traci Majeski, Aimee Rice, Back Row- Sandy Jimkoski, Any Babcock, Selina Koenig, Jodi Bendry, Becky Babcock, Coach Jan Voss 66 W£k § y.. A w-. jr :e ia£3 i� iwim ci Chad AIexander Greg Andreski Carrie Antoszewsk i John Badgley Jean Boyer Fred Bresky Melissa Drake Rhonda Errer John Forbing Amy Gage Shel1y Horetsk i Mike Isham Sandy Jimpkoski Brad Kirkpatrick Jim Koenig SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SO MQRES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOF' Kevin Lasceksi Chris LeLacheur Mike Long Susan Marks Joette Maschke Jammie Mi 11er Stacey Miller Vici Michol Lesa Now i sk i •John Osentoski 69 Luann Parks Brian Parrish Jarrett Pearson Chad Pel key Paul Penfol d Randy Peterson •Jennifer Pettit Peggy F‘h i 1 1 ips Tracy Polega Melissa Reichelt ■John Rice Todd Rice Steve Ritter Mike Rodr i guez Scott Romzek SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHUMUKbS SUPHUML)KtS SOPHOMORES SOPI The class of 1990 have overcome their freshmen fears and have become a verv h igh--sp ir i ted and hard workin c 1 ass. In the fall they held a candy sale to start raising monev for the upcoming years. Even though their float was blown to pieces at this year's Homecoming, thev put forth much effort in trying to make it a success. 19S8 was a good vear for the Sophomores; hooeful1y next year will be even better 70 71 Top Row, L. to R., G. ftndreski, Jill Babcock Keith LeLacheur Bottom Row, L. to R., D. Power, M. Reichelt , S. Tibbits, B. Polega, E. Thuemmel, M. Viers, P. Penfold, M. Yaroch, M. Finan, L. Casey, T. Hyzer, J. Bendry, C. Knoblock, B. Ruark Student Council has sponsorec and participated in many activitie making this school year one o-f the best ever. For Homecoming S.C. gave us Spirit Week , which co- nsisted o-f lunch time activities and different things to dress up as each day. SPORTS UPDATE TRACK Both the girls and the guys finished 3rd in the league this year. The team worked very hard and broke several records. Pam Horestski broke both the 3200m run and the 1600m run record. .Patti AheamyPam Horetski, Missy Perdue and Heather Iseler broke the 3200m relay record with a time of 11:10. Awards went to Pam Horetski most valuable and Missy Perdue most desire for the girls. Eric Thuemmel was awarded most valuable for the guys. RECORD Girls.: 3rd in the league RECORD Guys: 3rd in the league Front- Paul Penfold, Eric Thuoanel, Ernie Szymarek. Mid- Mike Rodriquez, Mike Long, Chad Falky, Mike Viere. Bade- Man. Rob Menton, Lonnie Vtaxnadc, Jaime Miller, Chris Pistor, Todd Rice Fred Bresky, Coach Jurek and Irwin. 77 SPORTS UPDATE UDT T rVPflT T 11118 volleyball V DLLL I DULL team finished their season with 8 wins and only three losses. The team worked very hard under the direction of new head coach Pat BoIda, as they ended up tying far second in the league. Even though they were missing two of their starting players, the team played well at districts and they finished In second place. Lynn Mazure was named most valuable player while Kristie Pettit was named most improved. RECORD BAD AXE W HB W SANDUSKY L CASEVILLE W OG L D- VILLE W AF L PORT HOPE W PECK W KINGSTON W CPS W LEAGUE: TIED FOR 2ND DISTRICTS: 2nd TO BAY CITY ALL SAINTS FRONT- BECKI BABCOCK, SHELLI TIBBITS, CATHY KUBACKI MICHELLE KOROLESKI, MAN. AMY RICE. BACK- LYNN MAZ- URE, SHARI BABCOCK, JULIE 0SENTO SKI, PATTI AHEARN, KRISTE PETTIT, COACH PAT BOLDA. RECORD BA - lost HB - lost Sand - lost C-ville won OG - won D-ville - won AF - won PH - won Peck - lost Kingston - won CPS - lost FRONT- KELLY BUCHOLTZ, KRISTIE PARSONS, HEATHER ISE- LER, JESSICA RICE. BACK- MAN. AMY RICE, JODI B-.’N- DREY, SHARI LASCESKI, AMY BABCOCK, SHERI WEBER, COACH PAT BOLDA. Tbp, -eft to right: ynn and one of her bet- ter tricks. Julie and Patti up for a double block. Woot- Woo bynn.” Lynn practicing her back set. .he tear, in a hud- dle . Patti benched a ain. WINTER FUN Seniors won the tug-o-f-war against the juniors. Good job seniors. 82 CLASS PARTIERS: Todd Rice Kristie Pettit BEST DRESSED: Brian Majeski Jodi Weber CLASS PALS: Jim Whitenack ? Jeff Andreski -TRA Mock Election shots continued from pages 28-29... MORE MOCK ELECTION: CLASS APPLE POLISHERS: Jodi Weber 8 Brain Majeski CLASS LOAFERS: Krista Saries 8 Bob Roggenbuck MOST STUDIOUS: Eric Thuemmel 8 Deb Power CLASS PALS: Sal 1y Polega Lynn Mazure CLASS CUT IE : Sally Pol ega Jeff Andreski 84 The following people served on the 1987-88 yearbook staff: EDITOR SECTION Lisa Casey Sarah Russell Jodi Weber Patti Ahearn Diane Lang Julie Osentoski Michelle Yaroch Editor-in-chief Activities Seniors Sports Undercla ssmen Staff Ads Other staff members Included: Aimee Fawcett, Shelli Tibblts Mark Cordon, Valerie Schaedig Jennifer Davis, Dan Reardon, Joette Maschke, Lisa Kidd, Carrie Antoszewskl, Mike Baker, Cathy Kubacki , Russ Edem, Joe King, Deb Power S Tracy Sera. 1 86 0-f ai 1 the past activities, some students •find nothing more inter- esting than a nice, little snooze. You can -find these people everywhere, -from the hal1 ways and the 1ounge to the gym and even the class- rooms . We dedicate this section to al 1 o-f them. Sweet Dreams! COMMENCEMENT SERVICE Sunday, June 5, 1988 High School Gymnasium 2:00 p.m. CLASS OF 1988 PATRICIA ROSE AHEARN KEITH A. LeLACHEUR ,3,4,5 JEFFREY JAMES ANDRESKI ,5 LISA J. LEMANSKI ROBERT J. BARNASKI BRIAN KENNETH MAJESKI MARY ELAINE BOYER TERRY MICHAEL MASCHKE RUSSELL 1. BOYER LYNN MARTHA MAZURE CAROLYN RACHEL BRADE ,4 RICKY J. MOORE TANDY MARIE BUCHOLTZ MICHAEL D. PAGE PAMELA MARY BUCENSKI MELISSA JOY PERDUE ,2,3,4 LISA KAY CASEY ,4 KRISTIE LEE PETTIT ,3 RICKY LEE CHAMPAGNE DEAN M. PEYERK NORMAN T. DeVRIES SALLY ANN POLEGA SHERRY ANN DUDA DEBRA ANN POWER ,3,4,5 MELISA KATHLEEN FINAN LAURIE LYNN PRILL ,5 PAMELA M. FISHER DANIEL WILLIAM REARDON MELISSA MARIE GEMBARSKI ,3 LORI LYNN RICE MARK A. GORDON TODD J. RICE MARK GERARD GORETSKI ROBERT M. ROGGENBUCM TABITHA ANN HALL ★ ★,3 ROY STUART SCHAVE JEFFREY LYNN HARMON TRACY RENEE SERA STEVEN SCOTT HEILIG CARA L. SHORT DANIEL JOSEPH HILL JOSEPH IRVIN SOMMERS TRACEY JEAN HYZER ,5 JENNIFER LYNN STROZESKI TINA JENNIFER JAHN DEBRA ANN SZYMANSKI TERRY LYNN JAWORSKI GEORGE LAWRENCE THEISEN MARTHA MARY JIMKOSKI ERIC WILLIAM THUEMMEL ,1,3,4,5 MICHAEL JOHN JIMKOSKI ANN MARIE TICE LISA J. KIDD STEPHEN MARK VIGENSKI JOSEPH DELBERT KING LAURIE ANN WARNACK RAYMOND JOHN KOROLESKI JODI LYN WEBER ,3,5 BECKY MARIE KOSINSKI JAMES M. WHITENACK DONALD M. KOTH ,4 LISA JILL WILEY WILLIAM A. LANG MARK EDWARD LASCESKI ,5 MICHELLE M. YAROCH Honor Students graduate . . . ★ with distinction ★ with high distinction with highest distinction 1 - Valedictorian 2 - Salutatorian 3 - Presidential Academic Fitness Award 4 - Michigan Scholarship Program Certificate 88 5 - Michigan Academic Award LENNOX - Heating Air Conditioning - AMANA WATER RIGHT - Softeners Filters Congratulations Lori1 Love , Mora, Larry, Kevin, Doreen, Kayla, Rhonda, Jessica, Kim, Dennis, Danny and Grandma (shetlepD PLUMBING HEATING, INC. 1173 N. 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BRAKES OIL CHANGES McPherson monroe STRUTS FRONT END PARTS SHOCKS Call Irv, Dan, Mike S Tim at STANDARD - OVERLOADS HEAVY DUTY - TRAIL MATES (517) 269-0302 121 E. Woodworth Bad Axe , MI 48413 HEAVY and LIGHT DUTY AIR SHOCKS I promise to always do quality work at a reasonable price. Sincerely, THE MUFFLER MAN 127 W. Huron • Bad Axe • 269-9741 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES W. MOORE INSURANCE STATE FARM NSURANCE KINOE. MICHIGAN PHONE 874-4IOO ACE HARDWARE Hardware — Housewares — Gifts A C E HARDWARE 735 N. VAN DYKE ROAD BAD AXE. MICH 48413 (517) 269-9131 THE garriage HOUSE Ilf; B’LL AND NANCY RUPPRECHT HALL S SUNOCO SERVICE FLOWERS SIFTS jr nr n 5035 N. VAN DYKE KINDE 874 - 9699 OSENTOSKt FARM £ 60! P MB NT H4S E. HURON BAD AXE, MICH. 4 413 PHONE: 269- 4449 village market home of the Loewe's Lucious Little Links COMPLETE LINE OF U.S.D.A. GRADED INSPECTED MEATS ” FREEZER CUSTOM MEATS A SPECIALTY A HALF BLOCK WEST OF TIIF. 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BULLDOZING - CONCRETE WORK Washed Sand - Gravel - Stone - Black Dirt BACKHOE Cement - Mortar PHONE (517)269-8511 ’r CHHy d Towne Country Florist 743 NORTH VAN DYKE NORTHGATE SHOPPING CENTER BAD AXE, MICHIGAN 48413 DIAL 874-4068 KINDE, MICH. Bill S Carol Henny HOME PHONE 269-7617 ★ The Family Hair Center INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING REGULAR HAIRCUTS MEN • WOMEN • CHILDREN 1 517 2fc 6571 Bad Axe Tire Service INC ALL Sizes CAP - TRUCK - FARM MACHINERY 874-4440 Appt. or Walk-In 4990 N. Van Dyke Kinde. Ml VULCANIZING • CN FARM SERVICE 4C PIGEON ROAD BAD AXE. MICH 464 3 GREO TALABKI uni Mii| Trtmc B THE UPPER THUMB'S LEADING NEWS AND ADVERTISING MEDIUM SINCE 1875 211 N Heistermon Bod Axe. Mi. 48413 517-269 6461 BOWLING BIFF’S BOWLING 4 BAR M-53 (‘ 2 Mile South of Light) Kinde. Mich. 4844D 7‘ 2 Miles South of Port Austin Summer Hours - 12 Noon - 12 Midnight Wed., Thurs., Fri. Sat. Phone 874-9903 Air Conditioned Lanes Lounge POLEWACH STORES Clothing for the entire Family Pigeon, Bad Axe, Harbor Beach HIGBY'S PHARMACY 203 £. Huron Ave . BAD AXE Phone: 269-8231 Congratulations CLASS OF '88 j wiMtixea jjwji ■Til'J PAD AXE Phone: 269-8647 EAGLES MARINA clvuL Float farm Authorized JOHNSON 119 E. SPRING ST. PORT AUSTIN MICHIGAN 48467 MARINE SUPPLIES BOATS — MOTORS REPAIRED LAWN MOWERS SERVICED AND STORAGE WELCOME Class of 1989 B.J. WILSON STUDIO ♦lumber ♦roofing ♦paneling ♦ceiling tile ♦treated wood ♦windows ♦doors 13 is Grindstone Rd. Port Austin, MI 73d-5161 anddfdtc (doWcA G addtze, Jldic upcu? 269-7101 HURON AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts Distributor - MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 203 S. PORT CRESCENT STREET BAD AXE, MICHIGAN 48413 ’Terra JInter nation a l KINDE Congratulations CLASS of '38 CdRQUEST Heavy Duty Truck Parts Paint Supplies Body Shop PHONE: 269-7071 also 269-9755 bl Well, the last exam has been taken, the lockers are all cleaned out and the hallways are empty which can only mean one thing, another school year has come to a close. And with the closing of the 1988-89 school year also comes the close of THE ABC's of N.H.H.S. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the creative people who gave us all the great pictures. I would also like to thank the entire yearbook staff who did a terrific job of putting this yearbook together and worked hard to meet their deadlines, even if I didn't. You made this yearbook unique. And lastly, I would like to thank Ms. Stanek without whose support and encouragement, we could've never developed this yearbook into what it is now. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '89 Lisa Casey Editor-in-chief