Our Lady of the Lakes - Lochmara Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

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M in ii 0- n QR' 63- - N ' af ' 'ff' iiio L1XoyCe 1 X 4 x X- , x 1 ,nnffef f fffww e i ff 4. v Anxiously We cross the bridge, Soon to reach the fork in the road, When We must decide which path to follow To find our pot of gold. 11 4 . .ceL n1ceLeBR CELEB mio 1 TIO ?OfI ELE f ff 4. , X 2 X f f if 1 yff 1 an nu, fu 1 1. nmmuu -.ma-'I-wmv.-. ...I-me ,' M W ., ,,-Wx Q f 334 f W f 33 fgf.:L I - ff 1 -2 ff f f f7x,'6 fy ,ffwffh nw, , fill, ,, , ,ff M 'M Q' 1 F 'f Z YZ X, M M f' , V 'fb' .5'fW1' ,V ,Www ,f f fmwmxv gf , 3 Wksfwff fi vi , uw? W ,f .WA M ff A f 5523 fix I M ,. , 545 4 , 'HQ ., , W f fm X ' .V. f .ff ,..H,. - :gg454.5:-Q, Afpfv fm-:-1 ':gs:'f5s5-: 2 ix ,WM fglbffydj Y? Q,-f f f . 4 X f 5 ' Q wr M. Z ...H-N jr- 43, I li 4'gg.f---A--f 74 ' 1ii'f:l '.'! a V142 wh iw -vw 'K .tw WF ', ,Q ,Wh 4? W K fa- S4 iw 4 M, ' Q f ' ' S 4? 4, J 1 l KM. . M19 ' 4 mi fs 1 w , f , ,L I I AWK W W y W 4, Q 2' f K Vw ir Q , ,WA an Lakes has an act1 Here at Lakes, we are proud of our most qualified administration team. Their concern for the student body is evident. The administration consists of nine men and women whose responsibilities range from fixing a sink to informing the students of God's good news. Mr. Bailey, the head of the school, is in charge of the total operation. His assistant, Mr. Miller, is in control of the discipline and attendance of the students. There is not an academic team better than Mr. Bailey and Mr. Miller. Mrs. Fischer, contributing with her career classes, vocational centers and college catalogs, prepares the seniors and responsible juniors for college and career life. Mrs. Ivory, assisting in the office as secretary, keeps files and records of the student population under control with her co-worker, Mrs. Cassady. Leading the business and sports administration, Mr. Boyd shows his ability through his outstanding record as business and sport director. Not only did he bring the football team back to the Silverdome, but Lakes financial affairs were carefully monitored. Mr. Ollie contributed in the maintenance and upkeep of our school and grounds. Guiding the students in the most important aspect of Catholic schools-spiritual inspiration, Father James Cronk and Father Thomas Belczak aided the students as spiritual directors. ---.........,,,,,,,mm' ve adm1n1strat1on Naam its WW YMh 1- ! S V N W W , F MQ X43 f W 1, ,, , N k Z , 2fff?Z'iEj 4 ' 2 Q, , f , 5 , mg f , X. it I 1 Q 0 Teachers stimulate students studies During the summer months four of our teachers left to pursue other careers or to go to other schools, but by the time school started back up in September, we had nine new teachers to take the place of the four we lost. This is the largest staff that Our Lady of the Lakes High School has ever had. Due to the increase in the number of teachers, students were able to receive special attention from teachers and extra help with their work if it was needed. Besides the twenty regular teachers, we also had the ad- ministrative staff teaching. Mr. Bailey taught English, Mrs. Fischer taught ninth grade social studies, and Mr. Miller taught English and social studies. The quality of the staff at Lakes is reflected in the excellence of their teaching and of their students. 2' 1. I 3 .55 A z' .x - w I., , 2'-V x 5 X . , 1 ' ', sm M X Sis' s sv . ..,. xt- W X , ,S, ' y X ss 3 X X Thomas Bailey Norm Ballou S. J Daniel DiPietro Sr. Arm Dumas X s. .. tx Qzysff ss Y A Q w?fSQ X. ss cyxvk X UN 7 Nancy Fischer Marielle Hanson 16 , it X Ed Bronz Elsa Corral ME SZ N..f:' EX WTS' f r Q , - X X K X x X Ne Y S-Y rv W libs 7 XX, . t Q y ..,. X , . -'slits I 334 1 45 . Iohn Drury De Vere Fader IO A Ellen Ivory Ann Iaski 4'--Hia-if-Inna -Pnuqp K A .. .. ,,.t .., ..,,..f.. .....,.. mf, ,lr l H HNMnm.W'Mmu.im. I I I 1 S -A A ' ' ' ---.--.qr.....v , , ' ' ' -L. , 1- ' 1 M f , N DS rmdeiaiw, Y 3 ' f' xt A X. .2 1-ate 9' ja egg: J--., . T e 5 ffl l Corral Maureen 110511 Barbara Martin , W 2 .5 1 .g M Ev , J l a uk' 4- 1 3.4 Nw., 0 're Fader jo Ann Mulcaster Richard Rine 'MCQ dv. 1 , Z ', ,' 'Q J. nw' llaski Fred Spain Emerson white '32X+ ff'b ,zf Henry McCandless NS K g, E W'1W0Kf A X . ,,,,,, .N it We NX Harrison Miller or arm P M A W N X bg-:M.y.,,, 'wwf Charles Rivetto Daniel Sioma OPPOSITE TOP: Michael Boyd-Athletic Director TOP LEFT: Judy Allen-Chemistry and Biology teacher. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Corral and Mr. Fader prepare for their next class. NOT PICTURED: Donald Gurk. , U, , - Y.--.----q.--i- -' 5- no -...Q '- l'J f .1 ...,,..........,.........,..,..,.................... ,.,....f.... ,,........,............ , I Q --.....- ,. I Religion: An enlightening experience One of the benefits students at Lakes receive is a religious program. The main goal of the religion teachers is to show students the role of God in their lives. Mr. Drury, in his second year at Lakes, does his best to get each student involved in religious activities, projects, Bible study and discussion. Our newest addition, Mr. DiPietro, teaches about the emerging church and its history and about morality in today's world. This year's classes consisted of sacramen- tal activities and discussions about Christian J morality. Each class has had debates on it'-K, A, marijuana use, abortion and the drinking age.- This year, as always, the religion classes taught the students valuable lessons that they will use now and throughout their lives to help them become better citizens. Reiflious r.i...mN IS ZA Q0 f Q If , , : ff f f Q .ff E 5 fs TOP: Star Lucas looks innocent as she tries to find iier lost assignment. RIGHT: Fr. Cronk shares his knowledge with the whole school. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Erin Hinman is busy taking notes while Beth Pasterz stares at the photographer. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Debbie Pekar studies hard for her next class. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. DiPietro gives his friendly smile to his religion students. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT Mr Drury ignores the antics of Mike joseph and Dave Shushtari --Swann 3313 . .V .. .. I I- ..,.i.: I .H -i .. 1...,.-,. V... are ...ii ... .. f . ..!.,-ii,4..'.-.q,.,,..g......i.n-:aa-.-- 4 ,, . . M - -Q.:-, , lj .. , A g Q A , +A - i nu. I A-. Xb-' hw f wig ,JH 1 :Q N . ,Ag if S x V No X ii gd yk Y, N Xxx v? - by , QW 1 4,3 ' ,, xx Q, V. A 'AN 'rg592j'9-so f E .Q SQ x N 'i:f,-'Sh : 1-M -.. fix 7 1 X ug 'iw x QQ: ,.., , A- g . 5' T 5: ,m,.,H..,-., , ,W In ,W A 'vu is N k Xrswlsi ,,,,. ........-'A f wx 'iv T? .vii Engli h has novel ideas This year Lakes had the largest English staff ever. The students were offered a large variety of classes teaching reading, writing and rhetoric. The students' willingness to learn was modified and increased by the teaching expertise of Mr. Bailey at the top of the department. The students were also subjected to the Reign of Spain and some were often heard yelling, It's Miller Time. Some were written off to the activities room to compose the yearbook and newspaper under the direction of Mr. Ballou and others were sometimes found speechless in Mrs. Mulcaster's class. In addition to everyday classroom work, students participated in many of the other ac- tivities offered to them. The students took part in the Literary Halloween Contest where all their reading paid off with some excellent costumes depicting characters from literature. Many writing contests were entered by students and the Lakes Third Annual Speech Festival went on as planned. I If TOR RIGHT: Bob Spicuzza grins secretly to himself as he plans his escape from Mr. Spam s class. ABOVE: Mr. Miller scowls as his joke went out the window. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Bailey stresses another important fact to his already tired students. RICIHT: Mrs.'Corral smiles at one of her students attempts to understand what she s saying in Spanish. -'l3iI9iiUl , f , :ive , 4 2 3 if 'ii .ea ., ,ww-W , ww 5 4 ,, y'1Cg?',2'f gf 'WWW WV ' A ,f .1 fy f TOP LI out het ABOVI TOP R Steve I MIIJIJI lItYI l't ml salt ,4 f . ,,,,. , , ff ,fyfff T ,, ,J fl M .iff TOP LEFT: Michelle Worrel laughs hysterically as Mrs. Mu ' p 7 f F it Q ' ,f 3 g f 1 ', f 51 2 l f- N X 1 Y 3: , 3 rr f , 1 F M Z - if it , Q1 7 iii ,ll f Maur , Y ,. rw, . X ,N .f 4' W , , , Z., . A f , ,w ft f ' 9 Z 1 l 7 f I ffgfffby X M W , , Q WAY f' ff by , ,, ww- my Z '. M f ia 4 X j X f K ,Q rw fvfwcf 4 a fff. . f I x f ,, ff W ,, f f , lcaster oints out her mistake. ABOVE: Mr. S ain sternly orders some students to do their homework. P TOP RIGHT: Another one of Mr. Millers jokes has Rainier Rovillos and Steve Petroff rolling in the aisles MIDDLE RIGHT: Pat Dudash works faster to get his homework clone. ' fthe Horrom RIGHT: Theresa Tenuta shows Mr. Ballon the progress o acl sales campaign. 21 -Y - -J. ingle with the bilinguals ' Que Lastima are the usual murmurs heard from Mrs. Corral's Spanish I class when an assignment is given, but the students will learn Spanish. Studying a foreign language at Our Lady of the Lakes can be trying at times, but Mrs. Han- son and Mrs. Corral consider it easy with a little studying at home. Their goal is to produce many bilingual students. Words and phrases are not all that the French and Spanish have been studying. They study popular places that have a lot of background behind them. They do research so they can broaden their knowledge of the language and culture they are taking. Both Spanish and French classes attended rock concerts at Masonic Temple and enjoyed a luncheon afterwards. They had French and Spanish breakfasts, at which the students were able to cook and eat at their own risk. The French class had a cheese tasting day and tried different cheeses on French rolls. The French and Spanish classes have a lot to learn, but their rewards are big. f Zi? ABOVE: Bobbie Allen smiles as she dreams of Paris in the spring. TOP RIGHT: French III looks baffled as if Mrs. Hanson is speaking a foreign language. MIDDLE RIGHT: Spanish I's enthusiasm is inspiring. RIGHT: Linda Mah tries to study as Peggy Fitzgerald 3515 silly for the camera. 22 71 1 , ,f , R if ' ., wwf legs x I -sax nf I 3 . 1. flll ' Yi i-, A ,I I., , H gli fx I m s- WX! A X I ll I ,x , r I' F xr Ml nf 2 x - Ml m 525 . y .A as Q GN 'x :mg w X X 3' ' I 1 uw' 1,.r 1 .., ,re wma IA. QM WP . Ma, T ISS Made' 5 ,. ',vfXN S ee r W W V , J A7 9 f 4 5 2 .75 J'-MWC TOP LEFT: Mrs. Hanson points to her French collage. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Corral stares over at one of her talkative students LEFT: Spanish I students become totally involved in their work. TOP RIGHT: Roonie Daniels and Bryan Born study hard in Spanish. ABOVE: Rhonda Councilor finds her French lesson hilarious. 2 3 I Explore the world o History students at Lakes discovered that there is no boundary to the amount of infor- mation that can be learned about the world's past. From the creation of the universe to the 1980 elections, the students studied the im- portant events of each year that make up history. The World History classes, taught by Mr. Spain, started with the evolution of man and worked up through the development of the European countries, Mr. Miller's U.S. History class learned about the foundations of our country, and Mr. Sioma taught his students the ways of American Government. Students who elected social studies courses discovered that the past is a guide to the future: What's past is prologue. xx. TOP: Second hour government works on waking up after a hard weekend. ABOVE: As Don Lechel works hard on getting all of his homework done, Carol Houston eyes the photgrapher. ABOVE RIGHT: Mary Ann McDaniels and the rest of the class ponder the teachers question, as Theresa Seeterlin pops up with the answer. RIGHT: No, No, explains Mr. Miller, these are the Thirteen Colonies. not the Louisiana Purchase. I 1-1-un: ., ...av-:ll my .,wr...-1tat-in---x-ilu-1.namanat Alu--atI.1annaneauufafww-wqmnuuqr.,.uin-can-niiiusaumz -- ' -- - g ,T , I 7 . ,4 -p ff 5 3 VJ? , if wwf 7 ff ' ,C f Z I, t ' ff. A if 7 f 9 Ziff Z t' . ,, .1 H -M I 1, I f f Af ll V, rg 7 Z ' ff f Wi FQ , M ' f f 64 y , .:....:.1,- ,W y xy Q l , ff' 7 15.1 54- ,Z SXW' ff+Nm,i,yfMf Q-Xb so T , ,. Af QVMA Q f Q: M it mf TOP LEFT: Colleen Savela is studying hard for an exam. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Rivetto smiles happily as he averages out his grades. LEFT: As Cindy Colombe listens and Rick Similuk studies, len- ny Kahana tries to hide behind them for a short nap. ABOVE: Kelly Joyce wonders what she did wrong on Mr. Sioma's test, while Lisa Schulte looks away and snickers. Scuence has the formula for success : , :- :- 21 - Ng, 4 '. SQ ,ffm xr . U ff H f f -ff aw ff, , ,N U x ,, 'G ,,, M Hwwffm ff' ff If 7 ,MMWV Z, I, -V V, 1, 7 4 f 7 f 5 , iz 5 2 W 2 2 54 Z, . fa 4 fhA,,,4,,4 f fxwf ww,-wwsa WAWWVAWZ ff 5 ,XX WLS-SQ X ff? My QS: ,KN .Ls , -N - xwmx' 3' xx f, f f'-S ., 'ff-W -af we 'ff - . mf, :. . , ,,,, - - , . , - W, ..,, , , , - - 'f 1' V ww 2,w,f.,-fy, Wx X 4 U W C? M ww ,Af J, ,W , K' 5 W f W W1-7' ay! .wow f ffM W 'mnv ,nxt -law gms ---...r -Gnu, ' ' +- W W ,W , X Y J , , W 4 f if J f 'J f g -f , L if fl ff . , A , 0 my 1 7 3 7 I .Wz V , f 1 - Z, 1 s ' ' Q N Na. ki , , 2 .1 Y :.::: 2.15 ..,. fy Q 'b 4 X , ! I , 4 Nu g, W f Q f Q , , QQ f W , 1 This year with the addition of Mr. White and Dr Martin to our old favorites, Mrs. Allen and Mr. Rine, Lakes has the formula for success in science. We had many new projects in science including the suc- cessful science fair and we had many winners. In our everyday classes, the eighth graders in ISCS dreamed of roasting marshmallows over Bunsen burners and finding a cure for homework. The ninth graders were astonished at the wonders of life science as Mr. White taught the marvels of ecology. In biology, Mr. White and Mrs. Allen joined forces to create an interesting atmosphere. If you passed by the chemistry and physics labs this year, you might have quickened your steps as Dr. Martin created another potion to sedate her students. The students at Lakes are ambitious and realize that science is an important factor in their future. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: As Sue Serden, Kathy Rigonan and Kim Sevcech look at cheerleading pictures. Mary Lucas gives Mr. White the look. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: One of Mr. Whites extremely over- worked students. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: As Mike Betrus looks on with great in- terest, Buddy Mehl wonders if those kinds of books are allowed in a Catholic school. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Steve Hull models the new style in safety goggles. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHTz Lakes has been invaded hy alien 8th graders. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Klein and Don Lechel work hard to finish their homework from another class. TOP LEFT: Dr. Martin explains a puzzling problem in physics to Danny McMahon. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. White poses with his algae filled fish tank. LEFT: Rookies John Barry, Bryan Born. Bill Neubert and Willis Campbell flash their dashing smiles. ABOVE: Mr. Rine is on the job. 27 ....., ,.i......... , f af ' L Add math to your Hard work plus study equals a Laker math student. With several classes available, Laker students had a hard time deciding which math course to take. Sr. Anne, Dr. Martin and Mr. Fader were important factors in the mathematical division. Dr. Martin shaped up the geometry class with the use of triangles, lines, circles and squares, Mr. Fader made math exciting and fun for all with his interesting Friday mind reading games and Sr. Anne was ready to teach students the basics and formulas to help solve the problems of every- day life before they become too complicated. The time and efforts of the mathematics teachers were multiplied by their enthusiasm and yielded on ex- cellent product, Laker math students. Even during long periods of frustration and doubt, the students pulled through to measure up. To sum it all up, learning to solve math problems became easy as pi! ABOVE: Steve Green catches a few Z's while pretending to work, TOP 'RIGHT: Gregg Aulensi, Ieff Barnfather, Steve Petroff and Luis Rodriguezlseem to like the results of their last test. MIDDLE RIGHT: The energetic algebra class shows its enthusiasm for homework over the weekend. RIGHT: Does Lakes have a new computer dating service? 28 0 4w f' , , O, ' 15 Q ' KW 4 Wf ff? .1 fN Grump- ., ., uw... ...N -. .. F. .. 1 ...-,....., .'w,,,: M, In ,, , ,,, -,IL ,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,u,,,, ii, ,, I , , , , . , M in A , 'ff if , , - J ,A A - 6 , . ,, r N v K 1, . ,-has - .--.M ,, AU - If L Q 009969 ,z lj ' f X j 4, ff 5 79 7 XL f Q l Z a V, 1 A f ,X 4 5. f 4 Z 5 9' f gif , all , l Kjzf' 5 f f 2 ,il - I 7 Z ff Vi? ff if! ' 1 f W X 1 1 X1 W ff Z , f 0 4 I J! -ful. wt yf 2 , , ww? N E 4 K eg S l Q4 A 9 111? .2-, 3 1 Y I N I ffl , f I , , L if.. if 4 .--as .1 ,, f.. 7 far 1 'Q ,tkwy , ,' ' , Q' W ,4 f Q. 4 sf 5 f I X 1 4 gf., , f , V yy, , ww 2 www? z 1 T79-W W 'T We ,A A Www---M .4 Z 1 TOP EEFT: Chris Ochocinski exercises his bionic eyes. LEFT: Dr. Martin does her famous Allstate commercial. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Fader keeps a closeeye on his algebra class. ABOVE: Studious Nick Seeterlin is obviously more opcupied than his daydreaming classmate Kerry Oliver. 29 1-L 1,5 1-ul I f 2 ' 1 X f I f X if ,, W M fl, i I :W if AMW Mind our business A one year business course at Lakes could turn in- to a lifetime career for students who try. This year's Typing I and II classes didn't have much space dur- ing the hour to goof off. Mr. McCandless was always busy teaching the students a necessary skill they will use for the rest of their lives. With his trusty tape recorder and business background, he faithfully taught his class day after day. In accounting, the students learned the valuable skills of balancing a budget and being able to fill out an income tax form. Practical matters like these were taught by Mr. Bronz. He's a newcomer to the Lakes staff but fits in perfectly. Drafting was taught by Mr. Gurk. Students learned how to do mechanical drawings and many types of designs and blueprints. Mrs. Losh taught shorthand to hopeful secretaries and to students who just want to take notes quicker and more efficiently. w, fi ,W -W4 0, fa -f an 7 W Aff, fc f f ..,-v- --.,m.,,,,,,W 0. ' b'-W-'--QW... Mtv-w,w,,..,,M.M, f f s Ast:-ff ,E 7 f Qs N ,X in 1.. ' X X WQYM W J so Q , 'wff Q WAWNS 1 S 5 .ti X RAY?-N ml. N-,:, .gl WW, X ,f .a ,, , , ', ,,3'v'i'g'f.' X ff4fte,.H5hmW. ,-, ff! , .. hy! RM, ' fw: 3 X A., ,, .,,.,.,,, ,, ,, My , ,wwf - wwf , cf , ' , - '57 42 ' :MIX X f , .. I K ' X fM f W x 71 vig f ,f f :Z f 2 ' 15 1 HW W R .gi x Q fi Kgs qi!-nun-4 ii In l s ' X ,V s W 24, - og N ui l 4 i 1, fdnwfm f , 1 if Z Z h Q f W . Q 4' at J Wk W 3 -3. ii ,,..wv WW' , rim... Af tafs Gas . it - ga, . 4 4 1 s,w N I if 6 .- 5 -'Bla ll ,,.f,fff ' ,- -JatxW -.. Q G ff W Q4 OPPOSITE TOP: Mr. Bronz prepares students for a test. OPPOSITE LEFT: Mrs. Losh studies her students' shorthand. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Mr. McGandless starts his typing tapes. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Gurk smiles for the yearbook camera. TOP LEFT: Nick Seeterlin and the rest of the class type away. TOP RIGI-IT: Ierry Cairns gives us his serious look. LEFT: Lynn Hensel, Dave Gallo and Mike Bellows try to look like they're working but they're really thinking of the Weekend. ABOVE: Maureen Boyle, Theresa Seeterlin and Kris Passkiewicz patient- ly wait for the hell to ring. 31 f Ci-iiiiif G m and health team up fo Two gym teachers teamed up this year to help students learn that fun and fitness can work together. Mr. Bronz taught us how to keep in shape with a daily workout, as his second hour eighth graders discovered. Mr. Sioma, shared another year with us teaching team and individual sports and throwing in an occasional test to keep students on their toes. To eat or not to eat?', That is the ques- tion answered in Mr. Sioma's health class. We learned what foods are good for us and the structure and functions of the human body. We also learned emergency procedures for first aid. ABOVE Mr Bronz keeps a close eye on his gym class TOP RIGHT The Health class registers its thoughts on the latest yoke told by Mr Sioma MIDDLE RIGHT As Mr Sioma gives the assignment it is met with the usual enthusiasm RIGHT A quick paced game ot basketball keeps Laker students m shape 32 X ' X t,,, 'f V . X ..,-A 1 , , . Y Y. V -- - -.,....v,-,1.....-1---...v-.-...-.a., ,. C- . . . . 'M-Q. QQ W, ,,,G I HS 'Q .1 , .Qwuww f TOP LEFT: While students do their pro floor hockey imitations, Mr. Sioma refs. MIDDLE LEFT: Kurt Wertheimer and Pat Zelinsky try to keep the puck f '9 from getting to goalie Dan McMahon. , M Ha M 'M-wn,,.,,N? , X W. m t f f- , ?, f f ' 1 , 4 V W ff ft f ff . I ff f ,Jil t lim f -a.,.,,-..- -. .. LEFT: Eighth graders work on their daily dribbles. TOP RIGHT: Marybeth Rouse seems to think the joke was a little more amusing than the rest of the class did. ABOVE: Theresa Parker is stunned at the news of the upcoming test. 33 Tri. - -ff ff' k i - P 7' i f Y fn, L, , Check out library science One of the great opportunities at Lakes is being able to work in the library, thus getting the knowledge of how to use all the media. Mrs. Iaski and the students spent most of their time organizing the card catalogue and updating the reference materials. Students who take Library Science receive an English credit and learn how the library is organized under the Dewey System. They also help other students find the information they need. Students who wish to take Library Science a se- cond year will be library aids and will receive an elective credit. The second year, students will be more involved with cataloguing new materials and assisting Mrs. Iaski. There is also parent involvement in the media center. Some twenty mothers give their time to help Mrs. Iaski and the students in the library. The library itself is growing in size. During the summer Mrs. Iaski received more paperback books for our reading enjoyment and she also received new career information material. Ki K ABOVE' Mark Goga uses one f th - o e new additions to the media room. MIDDLE RIGHT: As Mrs. Iaski sorts out some new paperbacks, Chris LaLoneladds up the grand debt for the library. RIGHT: Pat Riley and Alane Blumenau are easily distracted from their studies. 34 I. I s . . T X , 3:3 N3 Q .- Y ii fr Az. . ' f 5 s. ,j . Q may .rf I 58, aungauansaqpu... ,.g,,,,-,,, I 'y ' 2 . V -it - N . 13, i ...Msww N I l t: 'N -x, ws LIBRARYSTAFF: Mrs. jaski, Bud Holladay, Mike Dudash, Chris LaLone, Pat Riley, Steve Petroff, Linda Mah, and Teresa Hanel. MQW Fisk? Q I' SIWLUX' ifUb'0!? 'W 'Qui is NNN TOP LEFT: As Kris Passkiewicz makes a point to a fellow classmate. Tammy Boyea gets some shuteye. MIDDLE LEFT: Mary Serra prepares to leave while Lisa Thibert stays for some last minute studying. LEFT: Mrs. Iaski points out something new to Mike Houck and lim Lucas. ABOVE: Chris Lalione searches for a lost book in the book room. 35 .gg-i-fn IOD! CEL 0 fl! ELEB Fl ICH! CELE Ofl! E LE A 1 4 . ELEBRFI I0 V . , ' EBR 1 7 X 4 N, if S ,fn 5 ,Vasa r 1, Q 4 -f ill:-,.,, 6 ---...Q K' if K 5 x .-Hg x X E' v A -- 1 333020 ..', , 3 M4 i. if El' X N' pun-:QQ -' -M . : xi - x .---xg . mx N .s x rx x x X. . Y fi Al g ,-L 'nl VH- - -- A----- --A--,AN -:fx-Y ,V .g,.Y.4- - . 4 -f .W - Y, , .,, ,H , - .- Y Y, ,, ,W , 5' - f 4, YV ,vi Y -, 1- .,,Y- -:M , -f.-MW I--f--...M-. ...M ..v..,- -F .-. - -- .Y .X,., ----Y- v--- . ,-- , ..--N - 7 Y, , iii- H vi- Q V -Y-T J-, . Y V Y 7- v-f -W - v-- - 1 FJ ' K' V A AWYM VM' U W 'KW Y - ,-, ..-...- .. 4, I M- V -,-1,,,,,,,-,.,....,...,.,...,....f-g---1- Q Football Lakers OPPOUSM 42 Pontiac Central 0 27 East Catholic 8 14 Orchard Lake St. Mary 1 5 33 Royal Oak St. Mary 0 Wyandotte Mt. Carmel St. Hedwig Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard Marine City Holy Cross Silverdome Prep Bowl lovertimel Lakers 34 39 28 43 51 49 52 Varsity Volleyball Lakers Opponent Boys' Varsity Basketball 3 StL:,?1iH:2Ii?12k 1 Lakers Opponent Boys' I.V. Basketball 2 Uliiversity Liggett 0 56 Orchard Lake St. Mary 83 Lakers Opponent 0 Clarkston 2 49 Pontiac Catholic 54 60 Orchard Lake St. Mary 52 2 Brandon 0 49 Holy Cross 46 45 Marine City Holy Cross 33 2 Mt Carmel 0 66 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 57 41 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 42 2 Royal Oak St Mary 1 56 Atherton 58lO.T.j .45 Atherton 42 1 Oxford' 2 59 Mt. Morris 45 39 Flint Holy Rosary 22 2 St Andrews 1 50 St. Hedwig 74 71 St. Hedwig 22 2 Immaculate Conception 0 56 Immaculate Conception 37 45 Immaculate Conception 24 2 Mt Carmel 0 52 Pontiac Catholic 50 58 Pontiac Catholic 51 2 Sad-ed Heart 0 56 Cardinal Mooney 57lO.T.j 82 Cardinal Mooney 34 2 R0 al Oak St Ma 1 69 Royal Oak St. Mary 72fO.T.j 75 Oakland Christian 35 1 y Townshi ry 2 68 Marine City Holy Cross 67lO.T.j 67 Royal Oak St. Mary 39 0 Utica p 2 60 St. Hedwig 63 67 Marine City Holy Cross 52 0 Lakeshore 2 63 Immaculate Conception 43 62 St. Hedwig 51 2 Brablec 0 46 Cardinal Mooney 37 61 Immaculate Conception 3 1 2 St Andrew 0 78 Royal Oak St. Mary 76 55 Cardinal Mooney 46 2 I t C ti 0 80 Orchard Lake St. Mary 59 58 Royal Oak St. Mary 54 2 mmagtli e . Oncep on 62 Hamtramck 1 00 ' adlslaus 0 2 St. Agatha 0 1 Oxford 2 2 Star of the Sea 0 3 8 ' Laker 1 1 2 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 0 7 X . , , HU, ,..,, Mu... ,,, ..-M. ,.,4, ..,.f 1 .,. ,i,Amfww.q,...-:ku.1FiwGrwLg ia4gg.i,i1HihQv-4'-..,-+.,..........,.2,.. V -1-wi.. --Q-p-..---.W -V vm- ' ,-Q., --,,,.. ..,,.,.,.1,.,,,,..,-,.-..-g.--.-.i-,,..-........, -....v-- ..v-7-- ----- Q...-.-f irik iifikikikiikvikikiikilrfikikikwilrikikiikilrfikik .sa l Varsity Girls' Basketball Lakers Opponent 34 Benedictine 1 8 39 Brandon 36 I.V. Girls Basketball za Hamtramck 46 Lakers Opponent Golf 43 Marine City Holy Cross 27 1 7 Benedictine 1 0 1 51 Royal Oak Sl' Mary 45 1 8 Brandon 30 Lagflll-S Cardinal Moone Oppggjnt 49 Cardinal MOOHEY 17 34 Hamtramck 29 194 S1 Francis Cabrirlii 174 52 Mt' Carmel 46 38 . Mfzcafmel 34 1 88 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1 65 57 St' Andrew 26 34 Marllle Clly Holy Cross 41 186 Pontiac Catholic 160 80 51- Hedwig 18 29 Saint Andrew 7 190 Redford S1 Ma 224 46 Marine City Holy Cross 47 23 Marine City HOIY CFOSS 33 1 88 Cardinal Moon? 205 38 Royal Oak Si- Mary 23 20 Mt' Carmel 36 174 St Francis Cabrirlii 1 74 45 Cardinal Mooney 29 2 7 St- Andrew 29 1 46 Mt. Carmel 54lO.T.J 20 Brandefl 1 1 28 St. Andrew 24 66 St. Hedwig 2 7 l l 'Ponenf rv. Volleyball 1 Lakers Opponent 1 1 Lincoln Park 2 0 1 St. Alphonsus 2 2 2 St. Clement 1 Girls' Ski Team , , 0 2 U. Liggett 0 Lakers Opponent Boys Skl Team 0 2 Benedictine 0 1 5 Rochester 24 Lakers Opp 0118111 1 0 Clarkston 2 1 0 Kettering forfeit 1 7 M Rocllellter l 8 M 2 2 Brandon 0 14 Lake Orion 26 29 Kelterlllg l l 1 2 1 Mt. Carmel 1 10 Pontiac Central 32 34 Lalce 011011 1 1 0 0 Oxford 2 2 6 Clarkston 1 0 2 3 Ponffac Central 1 3 0 2 St. Andrew 0 1 1 Pontiac Northern 32 26 alksloll l 0 0 2 Mt. Carmel 0 37 Bloomfield Hills Andover 10 20 Pollllac Northern 16 1 1 Star of Sea 2 30 Bloomfield Hills Lahser 10 23 Bloomfllild Hllls Andover l 3 2 2 Immaculate Conception 0 18 Rochester Adams 20 24 Bloomlleld Hllls Lahser 14 2 2 St. Ladislaus 0 3rd SEMSL Divisionals S7 Rochester Allams l 0 2 1 Kettering 2 8th SEMSL Regionals 71 SEMSL D1 1s19 a1S 0 2 Mt. Carmel 1 12th SEMSL Championship l6lll SEMSL Regloals 0 2 Sacred Heart 1 0 2 St. Andrew 0 0 1 Immaculate Conception 2 43 0 Oxford 2 U I 'X v- -v .4-s4vvv-fu.-1 1-if ik 'law ' ' 39 .. .-a--43,44 ...mane n..,r,-....,...., ,.,, ........,...............................-..-..1,y , , Q 'f' No it's only the third year of the Lakes golf team. Four. , However, this was one of the best teams ever with a 4-3 record in the league and a 4-4 throughout the year. tt d along in the beginning, they 3 Golf team is up to par I Although the team pu e really chipped it in at the end of the year to defeat Cabrim in sudden death. This placed the team third in the league. The head proved to a .500 record this year. f th outstanding players who made the difference One o e was Danny McMahon who averaged a low 40 exactly. He is only a junior and will be very important next year. We congratulate our golf team for the great effort they showed and we hope that future teams follow the example set for them. coach, Mr. Miller, was excited that his team im- Good job, golf team and Coach Miller. ABOVE: Mike Beadlescomb imitating his Lee Trevino putting style. RIGHT: Danny McMahon exhibits his superlative golf swing that makes him so good. OPPOSITE LEFT: Steve Miller remembers to keep his head down and his eyes on the ball. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Is this Harvey Hotchkiss' follow through, or is he scratching his back? 40 an 2 1 GOLF TE! ' f f 4- 1 ' I Q- -. . .. ., ' , ..- A R V J--- a---v----- .,...... , - . ' r -1 - I ..:.v3 1 bw' P ' 'Kr-M-,Y-A, ff H, , ...,,......-........-4-n,p- ...-b-f....a- 1... 4- 7 .pg g-uu---'-v-+'--h-+-.g-- 'W -1g- f Q - Laker cheerlea If you have ever been to a football or basketball game or any other Laker sports events, you have seen and heard our Var- sity Cheerleaders cheering wildly for the Lakers. Whether we are Winning or losing, the Lakers cheerleaders are there to give pep to the crowd and teammates. Again the cheerleaders have proven to our school and other schools that Lakes is number one by bringing back more trophies and plaques from the U.S. Cheerleaders Association and other com- petitions. They also had some individual winners such as Kathy Rigonan, Ann Mauro and Bobby Allen. The Varsity cheerleaders have great pride and spirit because of help from Judy Schwartz, their coach. By having early morning to late night practices and attend- ing cheerleading camps during the sum- mer, the girls constantly improved. The girls never stopped practicing. They are truly dedicated to pepping up Lakes. fffjvifg . , fy f,f!ZW if E wp'--D -1-o--.ep-.... i ss. I . .-X 'Q' ,Q Y A QA FRONT K Mary Zurl W 'Z- 'LXY Z 1 1 Q 1 z:i:.:,a,., N Q2 Er... was ' Wg 5.34 f Ewfjfwmwwvwww -5 . X, OVW, ffm--W1 .. ff' , s MW, . . .,.. f f ww' Q H ,, ,W 1 af If y U W 3 .ff , ,gfyswfy QM , V, :,x,l.m,,MM f ,fylww 4 Z , I , 1 ww ,W J af, Z ,,,,.,., X 5 M, 5,f I ' , is xwq ,-.fv.2fs,w,V df ,.s,g N if ,11-mmf U , . , . , .. V .. -. ,. ,. ....,..... .,...... U.: ,ui .... .. .4 . ., --,..-.-,.f,,,...,........ ...-un g.a.-- --v- .,. , V , , . . ..,, . ,. , .. A , L K and i WAPA-yy h W--D M p ., - ,N ,. : . l 'Q , '.,,.,f, f- it ,L FRONT: Kathy Rigonan, Mary Lucas, Margaret Allen, Ann Mauro. BACK: Ienny Kabana, Mary Zurbriggen, Audrey Hryckowian, Tania Ottman. ...f-4 4 I OPPOSITE TOP: Cheerleaders express their team spirit to the Laker crowd. OPPOSITE LEFT: Mary Zurbriggen cheers her Silver- dome team on. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Cheerleaders plan the next cheer to rouse the crowd. TOP: Mary Lucas is held aloft by three other members of the squad. ABOVE LEFT: Santa's little elves visit the Lakers before Christmas. ABOVE: Ann Mauro shows her high kick at the Lakers' Silverdome game. LEFT: Trying to hide her face, Bobbie Allen dodges another yearbook picture. -43 . . cheerleaders mount up enthusiasm Little did the I.V. Cheerleaders know what they were getting into last March when they tried out for cheerleading. The girls practiced hard almost every day to perfect their cheers and pompon routine for cheerleading camp last summer. They attended the mini-session at Pep America, and came home with a 2nd place trophy. They also attended the Catholic League Cheerleading Clinic in Ianuary. Iunior Varsity cheerleaders could always be seen raising money for a good cause by selling candy and carnations and by having a bake sale and car washes. During the boys' basketball and football seasons, the girls worked with extra enthusiasm to boost their teams into victorious seasons. Their pep and spirit was carried to their fans who loyally supported our school. D iiii XX 35 is W ,fy s Y I x sys Q , lx 5, K f N 'Q We Ilh TOP: Who's missing? ABOVE: While pretending to cheer, Lisa Nuss is catching up on her praying. RIGHT: Another magnificent mount. 44 -nligi--1-is Yun -nb-M --1-vu--.pp-.... 1 V I I.V. CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: Beth Pasterz Alicia Kabafla Sue ,x.....?., I , , Serden. Paramo. BACK: Lisa Nuss, Laura Lilenthal, Iill 1 'QV Xi A A 4 Q swfmwrx: :W . .1 1 1 , -2 Z 3 fc In 3 gi '-v' ., ...M.WMWf,.,.-.s w...,,,NN-N LEFT: 1.V. presses for success. ABOVE: I.V. cheers their team to a victory. A 45 , ....,,....-.......f.s-..r.-.a...-.-r...4-...-.-..s-.4.-... ' 'Y Lakers tackle another title Once again, the small Laker football team didn't look promis- ing because of their size. However, they had a quality that everyone admires, the quality of team unity. The team was a unified group of young men, striving for perfection. Led by captains Mike McMahon and Kevin Oliver, they captured an undefeated league champion- ship which also allowed them to achieve their season long goal of playing for the Prep Bowl title in the Silverdome on November 1. Many Laker players were awarded honors. Mike McMahon, Ierry Cairns and Steve Schuster made first team AllfCatholic and first team All-County along with Steve Green. Mike McMahon made All-State first team. TOP: Coach Boyd gives last minute instructions to the team. ABOVE: jerry Cairns uses his blockers to pick up another first down. ABOVE RIGHT: Laker defense plays tough to hold the Knights of Hedwig. RIGHT: The Laker's defense makes the tackle as East Catholic attempts to pass. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Glenn Nuss booms another kick off into the end zone. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: jerry Cairns puts forth extra effort to gain yardage. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike McMahon hands off to Bird Nuss as Tim Cassady blocks. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Sneaking up from behind, Shammoo Green sacks the Orchard Lake St. Mary's quarterback. 4 X f. rf ff MMV 1 1 M if V 1 f , A r , ff 9 l 1 . FOOTBF Meehan, Colombf Freund, Z I aww I Q f E . 5 'A K I 'C K 4, 'V s -s-Q,..u 46 I , tg C t A H R t. --1n1,1i....-....... V, . i - V - ,...,--Qs-f png- .,:o-..a......,--1-wpq.,. ,.,m,, . v I ,...-- ? mf V , was ' W 3 .31 ff W7-.. N.. f..,,V. ,, 1 .am FOOTBALL: FRONT: L. Hensel, S. Green, G. Nuss, D. Pasterz, T. Meehan, S Schuster, T. Cassady P Pasterz. 2nd Row' E. S icuzza, M. . , . . p Colombe, D. Meehan, B. Mehl, D. Hensel, I. Cairns, C. Boe, P. Ottman, I Freund, P. Clancy. 3rd Row: I. Swiastyn, D. Brink, B. Schuster, I. Fitz- geralii, V. Apolloni, K. Oliver I Barry C Seeterlm C Slack M Goga Back: M. Bellows, T. Lashbrook M Swiastyn C Erznoznick P Moody I. Lucas, D. McMahon M McMahon Coachl Seeterlln Coach Mlke Boyd. xk YQNM' W Siwggw -...,.-- ,-4y ..?k- . Varsity girls' B-b all The girls' varsity basketball team had a very strenuous season. They pulled through many games to win. They were tied for league champions which hasn't been done since 1972. An outstanding player on the team was Kristi Brink who was awarded All-Catholic and All-League First Team. She was the leading scorer for the team. Another excellent player for the Lakers was Tracy Beadlescombe who received All-League First Team. She was an excellent ball handler and defensive player. Both Maureen Boyle and Dawn Cairns were awarded All-League Honorable Men- tion. But without the help of the rest of the team they couldn't have done it. This year the team was coached by Dan Sioma who helped the team with his enthusiasm and spirit. The girls' record was 17-5. Their last game was against Pontiac Catholic for the C-D districts. If you ever go to a girls' basketball game, you can see the pride they have for their school. You can see the satisfac- tion of success and the tears when they are defeated which isn't often. The girls deserve a lot of credit. fl' 5,-.,,M.,,, 'Wx if f : Co champs LN WCW 4 , ww! if Y W, f 0 I W fy f ff .K Mm W ' ff? 1 4 ' 'A 9 4 ff W j f ff QQ I , Z iy zf ff' I? . M 2 '35, :wil .ff1,wf,f f' U nv-n-any in-Hr' ' 4 . if 7 QV , PM ' Q WV ' Wy 7 A v 1. . . is ' 0 W Q 11f49'!W ' WW WWW 'W I, my , PQ I I ff' f 'L ,i'4,.f.,'! f Z , , , I 5 I tw . Cp W ,gyda ,Wy 1 4 WW Q2 Z n, f , .ff ffffmg U5 ,M - fhflif EMQW51, ., 7. f 1 FRONT: F Kristi Brix e f : Ll!! V525 5, , ,.,., ,,..,, Ii: 5 ::-:::: Q 1 X 5 ' txt ii X 4 f fawg W J W AC Q. E. , y . jf ffl N'i ,V4' ,fi N11 , 1 Q X L at - ' X 48 W' X . ff . .. N... Y , xt 1 4 Q 1 pf gk X . my -ww-W ,,,.. ,WM sis -,fx s ' i-i..1....,.......,.,.. , H V .. .V V, -.:.:::E.:.g,-.-wqy X N: is T. If 15 px Vw ...--... ., ,.. .... -im i.aiu....,..q4i.1 Hfqmi., , E..- - ' ' . .- . g - .. .. , , K . g I i r , , ,i .. I V M 5 . . V ami mi , W , ' mf 'Q ' X., , if 'fi fry II gf ., M FRONT: Rhonda Councilor, Tammy Boyea BACK: T. Beadlescomb, Dawn Cairns, Maureen Boyle, Kristi Brink, Coach Sioma, Iohnna Boncella, Julie Kulick, Mary Serra, B. Beadlescomb 1 i S 1 I r I M I ,.,,,,,s, ,, , , I If if me Q S il it-I, 2 4 xx at Z2 , Q QQ z ,f M wi '. .f ' f 1 fe f ww-M OPPOSITE TOP: Maureen Boyle goes behind the backboard for a reverse lay up. OPPOSITE FAR LEFT: As Maureen Boyle fakes out the opposite team, she finds Iohnna Boncella open. OPPOSITE MIDDLE: Rhonda Councilor sets up for a close range shot. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Maureen Boyle concentrates before shooting the free throw. TOP: The shot's up! Kristi Brink and Tracy Beadlescomb wait for the rebound. LEFT: Members of the other team watch in amazement as Tammy Boyea scores two points, ABOVE: During warm ups, Kristi Brink lays it in. 49 ! I.V. g1rls dribble to even season The I.V. girls' basketball team consisted of only six players but they made up for their small numbers in perseverance and skill. Because of a great team effort, the I.V. ended with a 5-5 record. This year there was a new addition to the I.V. team. Chris Townsend, the new coach, made all the dif- ference nithe season. During the basketball season, one could see the girls practicing hard every day after school from 2-4 p.m. and on Sundays from 7-9 p.m. The team realized that all the hard practices and super Sprints paid off as they all joined the varsity team in the playoff game at Pon- tiac Catholic. The enthusiasm the girls' I.V. team displayed throughout the season shows that in the years to come they will develop into a winning varsity team. The talents and abilities they have in basketball are proof that this will happen. .34 . 2 ,ggfnavv ...,V N0 . . f f LU 5 , ,,. ..,. 5 A I y 30,1 Ai, ,,.'. 3 :riff . 1 . '. 7 , l T , ,, . ' ,ff ' mf' f Jw ' THX ' , ,,,,. 1, ,f.ffff f' 'Q - S 5 ff My I, l 5327 ,Q I 2 '41 y' . , ,f -v ff I f Z, f Y 1 ff - if .,.,,, QQWW Q . wg., fs ' I M Q I , - FRONT: , 4 REAR: S X ,, , W X W X f ' 1:7 , XXX ff XJ! Q f 'W is 3 Z f W ,, , as fy' if an 40. y mftlyff Q ,, X ..,.M ,3D, I ,ff . fa ff ff Qt , , .,. 6' qw ea ' f ,, W x 4, .a fr 1 X . ,W rr.: W 4 4 FRONT: Kathy Muscat, Bobbie Beadlescomb, Coach Chris Townsend, Maureen Kelly. REAR: Stacia Green, Iody Boncella, Debbie Kulick. 9 ln I .2 ,fff i!0'i R N ' f 5 an W OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Maureen Kelly puts up another layup. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: Bobbie Beadlescomb sets up the offense. OPPOSITE TOP: Waiting for the rest of her team, Stacia Green hangs onto the ball. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Bobbie Beadlescomb takes a shot against Brandon. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Debbie Kulick puts up a one and one free throw. LEFT: Stacia Green shoots while teammate Maureen Kelly jumps too. TOP: Dunking Debbie daintily dribbles down court. ABOVE: As Bobbie Beadlescomb attempts a shot, both teams glue their eyes to the basket. MII Varsity bounces into success Whenever students went to a varsity basketball game, they were in for ex- citement. The Laker squad played action packed basketball every quarter of every game down to the last minute of the game. Each member of the team strived to play to the best of his ability. They were smooth and in control, taking charge and sinking each shot with poise. Not only did they have overwhelming talent on offense, but defense was stressed by Coach Boyd as the key to success. Therefore, they were perfectionists on de- fense also. The Lakers ended a successful season with a second place finish in the tough Catholic League. TCP: A packed Laker gymnasium awaits another big play from our gang. ABOVE: The big guy at Lakes, Glenn Bird Nuss, shows off his skying ability by soaring in for a dunk. MIDDLE RIGHT: jerry Cairns shoots an easy two pointer with Glenn Nuss and Mike McMahon ready. RIGHT: A strong rebound leads to another vic- torious game for the Lakers. awwmgwzl ,A FRONT: Tim Ca ZH i 4 A l 1 1 at 4 4 1 - -ww-rs-N.. Q --fx M.T,,,wMq f W FRONT: Dan Diehm, Mike Beadlescomb, Dave Pasterz, Kevin Oliver, Tim Cassady. BACK: Coach Sioma, Bill Mountain, Steve Green, -.-,U..r,, , ,,, . ,, . , 4 U jr-M KW M yi' 5 'ff if Coach Boyd, Glenn Nuss, jerry Cairns, Pat Clancy. Not Pictured: Dan McMahon, Mike McMahon, Tom Ottrnan, Matt Townsend. Q l Q e s i i f 2 1 Q 5 l l . ww-W -f M- MIDDLE LEFT. Mike McMahon sets up the Laker offensive charge. ABOVE: Ierry Caims charges in for a Laker goal with an easy lay up LEFT: Mike Beadlescomb and Kevin Oliver take time out from signing autographs to pose for a picture. X , S E We 2 I.V. team dunks opponents Those people who came to the Varsity games just in time to miss the Iunior Varsity, also miss- ed 'out on an opportunity to see an outstanding team play ball. Along with the great '79 team, this team is also one of Lakes' finest. Mr. Sioma was quick to point out their fine sportsmanship and overwhelming team unity. Leading the team with their sportsmanship and shooting ability were juniors Tony Rana and Bud Holla- day, and sophomore Ioe McMahon. It was clearly visible at their games that they were a team. Mr. Sioma made sure everyone played by switching players constantly. They all played to their fullest ability, sinking shot after shot, and dominating opponent after op- ponent. Cheers from the crowd led them on to victories. Chants, songs, and words of wisdom lifted spirits and boosted excitement. Al3OVE RIGHT: Hollywood Boe skies over opponent to win pump. ABOVE: Fast dribbling Larry Lamson charges down court for another I.V. score. TOP: Bob Schuster shoots for an easy point on a free throw. RIGHT: Tony Rana receives a pass from Chris Slack to set up a big play. 54 H- -ww vm.. awk. , U ?.. 3 . .4 , fl, , mm f Xa 22 ' I fi A , l ff f Y , h wy x is x a sg., Tcl ss L ,N fs - off- X -- X--ws V -,y ,M ,- MNT rr J Xxx XX XB AX? .rss I.V. BASKETBALL: FRONT: Craig Boe, Chris Slack, Dave Hensel. Apolloni,wTony Rana, Coach Sioma, Ioe Freund, Carl Erznoznik, Paul STANDING: Bud Holladay, Buddy Mehl, Larry Lamson, Vince Brown, Bob Schuster, Ioe McMahon. W WW I Wf mfva cf' ' ' 3 N z as +NDhhiNi+ F 5 AWN 1 cn , , ' '71 sfijif' V 5255 LEFT: Tony Rana receives a pass to set up for a big three point con- version. ABOVE: Bud Holladay lets a sure shot go as Larry Lamson admires it. 55 a-:AS-4-5 ....... .....,..........-...... ,sr ' L Varsity serves up victor This year's Varsity Volleyball team showed how hard work and skill can really pay off. They kept up a winning tradi- tion by being undefeated in their league, for the third year in a row. Their coach, Mr. Wilgenbush, taught the team how to be prepared to receive both serves and spikes. The season was full of the usual apprehension because when you have been undefeated it seems as though everyone is out to get you. But that didn't discourage the victorious vol- leyball team. The girls went into the playoff with hopes of going all the way and holding up Lakes winning tradition. TOP: Lynn Boyd and Tracy Beadlescomb make a joint effort to block the other team. MIDDLE RIGHT: Maureen Boyle to the rescue. RIGHT: Help! cries a St. Andrew's player as Tammy Boyea takes a spike and dinks it past her. 56 all 'Nw- , . ' L 7- 48123 as EN Mix--w 7? A VARSIT' Rhonda l ,E an if f X , as ,M ' ' X' 0 asx 5 tram, MM ss, L 4 ,,AQWrx,g -vxvmw ,Ls f, ,Q -1. 1- .-ml 1--w:,, L- vm.. ,a . .HM - : pn- 'wnuu-name-v-if-91:14-vaiiiah-1 , ' - --- - ,.,,i,,,,,, ,,t- - I' E. . ',-- -.-s- ,, . , . , .. A -.. . ff- - a f -g N Y mf, , , 1 - H 7 . V s-earw--qqgp-,,g.ig5.,,,,9,-apt-,why-K Ai 3 r ,-1 dk - L 6 ,Q .g---.--us--1-I'-'H 'I 4' . ....s--,....,. .....,.-.V..'-..q- A w f 'Q 'A X 4 f T1 ..- .- R 5 A k . M FY' 5' 5 - s N, ., hi 22 3'3- Aa 1-'Cl 'EJ' Tammy Boyea, Ann Mauro, Maureen Boyle, Lynn Boyd, Barb Rogers Dawn Cairns, Tracy Beadlescornbe, Iulie Kulick. 5-iii. pf LEFT: Iulie Kulick dinlcs past the opponents for the big score. ABOVE: Tammy Boyea gracefully executes a scene from Swan Lake. 57 V - Y - : ig-f-? '7 H W - K Y ' 1 , 'W 'HW L pw-'ll J4xk,,...,f...,,.,.-4v-iaD- -V -W ' A 1 s 2 This year's IV volleyball team spiked into a great season losing only one game in the league and having a 12-8 record overall. The team really dug deep into long, hard hours of practice to get themselves ready to face the opposing teams. It all turned out to be Worthwhile when the IV team bumped their way into a successful season Winning the league title for the second year in a row. Christine Nuss served as a good, understanding coach. She was always there to help with the necessary skills to win the game and to offer helpful advice. IV volleyball set: ls. K i J X N msffsyv . , , FE.:- 'fi 3, 1 ey ,-52 :Lf flif.. 1 x i Q Q I twig S-wgffxix V -, I gf .I H I slim I -'fi v 1 Q ff fr I 1, xg. war Aqsyxi it . 5, W A Q X- I N - shi, X. xv X s,,,,,g5i I .5 v. X K r x ,, 1 M - -A Q 1-Q X ,- gags, .,, r 'N .f his . -vw A .W mmf. Q 5, I 1 i,,,Ei:X.vxwib X E I . I ig ,D-ff .I .V I x Q V Q f I I I I I if , S i., -yay SNS 3' if-sgf..Qp '5e F Q -, gg, x 'ask 1 , -sf I Q iq gs it ,f -,sz-4, - y , f , X0 - I, ,,N-egypt. - -f .. , X- vt I . , if V . X M f -Q 5 an we H f' 3350 1 :css QA wlilfl Y: ks ff. in sg. eg - W I , yew X Xi wx. W. , .N . X X I X SX , . 4 1 X ' .. , .,.. -- ' . I f,f-.i Q . ,M in t si W I TOP RIG : ' ' . ABOV . HT Kristi Ward shows her tricky reverse bump. E. Maureen K ll - Perfect serves. e y Prepares to deliver another one of her Kristi Ward tries for the block on the s ike RIGHT: OPPOSITE ToP LEFT- P the ban- . Kathy Muscat has a magical touch on OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Tania Ottrnan b umps one. 58 X V 2 3 if Z 4 Q 11, gm, 5 AW. if if 'di1Rr 's?. L Mita B012 Sue . -4 .'-p.,.......:-..- 412-IQ? all ets up for success , Q9 -.-.- ,, U- '1 E'??fj3- -151:11 ,AJ '17-1:5-. 2 Vg fi , 1. I Q 17,7 'if , f' J' ff, , f X . 1 Q5 X ..... ...,.l ., ,.,, ff 43 Q , ,, ,Y mf, 5-Qfili'Jv,g,1,.-!lfN3.,: H H MV . , 4, af .ifiiil gui V V If , . L f f f f -17 f , x, ' . X was 4m BOTTOM: Lisa Nuss, Teresa Seeterlin, Kathy Ioyce. MIDDLE: Lisa Schulte, Kathy Muscat, Caroyln Davis, Ann Zurbriggen, Sue Behr, Iill Kabana SUS Serden, Kristi Ward, Mary Lucas, Maureen Kelly. TOP: Stacia Green, Tania Ottman, Coach Christine Nuss, -in-innrsauninwh ..au-...n- Ski team lifts to victor The ski team has not had any spectacular re- cords in the past few years but this year's team has really skiied well. With the coaching of Tom Rogers, the girls' team and the boys' team have improved immensely. They raced through those gates like Ingemar Stenmark. The team has really made a terrific comeback. The girls lost only three of nine races and placed third in divisionals. They qualified for the southeast Michigan ski invitiational race for the first time in Lakes history. The boys' 'team hit a few icy patches and came up with a record of 1 and 8, but Richard Lane made top 20 in Divisional. It took much work to get where there are today. There were many hard racing practices lasting two hours or more and many hours of standing in the cold, with numb toes, fingers, and noses. TOP: Iill Cook and Pat Mountain await the final results. ABOVE: Richard Lane shows off his favorite gloves. ABOVE RIGHT: Allison Buck races toward the Olympic games. RIGHT: Kelly Ioyce shows off her talents on the slopes. 60 .K ? til' M Q , 1 'z ,f' M ' ' wha Q ' ,,,, y iw cyl y A ,M g . y. A My ,455 Wu- 2 5 1 Z 5 I i 4 , it A A w V' Q l . , ft' ZH' I' ,, J FRONT SECON Lashbrt , . ffl . ...- at .. ' Q... U... .. . .. ' ug - 1- M. .- an -:snug ' ' - -H A - ' --'-S-X' - ' V- r -1 - . ' KW' MM' 'gh' ' f . Q ., ..--4..-.--sQa:q,.,...,n-...,a...-4nuh-np-q-f-,-.,... g K , ' S, F fir aw W FRONT: Richard Lane, Patrice Batchik, Tom Rogers. SECOND ROW: Iohnna Boncella, Eric Schulte, Todd Lashbrook, Mark Swiastyn, Lisa Thibert. THIRD ROW: .Qa- f 1 iv a , 'ndr X l I - 11 ' 'ff 5 - 1 7 M ,M-f x l f - X l X ' -r Cris McCarthy, Allison Buck, Iodi Boncella, Pat Moun- tairf, Iill Cook, Lisa Kulick,. FOURTH ROW: Guy Greaves, Ion Swiastyn, Kelly Ioyce. :,:, Q ABOVE LEFT: Guy Greaves takes the gate like a pro. LEFT : Ingemar Stenmark, alias Richard Lane, races toward sweet victory. ABOVE: Three of our racers, Jodi Boncella, Iohnna Boncella, and Allison Buck, pose for the cameraman. 61 5 V TIOfI! EL 0 fl! CELEBRH HTIOFI! CELE ICH! CELE 4 I i . el.eBRnTlon san ' M P-1 -:ff-1 'Tj' .1-' ,, , Y Y -.- YH--:,- -1. fi ,.-.-q-,..,.-,+ .-M..f-,,....-.. .,, ..... 1x,,,, , ...... ,..,, . . ,. V iw rw 1651 2 My ' - , , 7m M Mx 1 N5 li ,.. f X Q , :V i .2 M., ,V My I X, , Q 7 , fxw ,f 4-no MW . ,, .. .X... M wazgg 'QW U Q' -, ffm, A S1 . 1 - 1 fi Q Aix, X' ,N N ,V WQNMQW X 5 MXN N X fix ,........3 ww. , X 5 nw Q ' ws' YH ' A Q M . -L, 5 5H',f,.,Z3 ,x- 6 ,, f ,L,,Fi.g V. + fx ff 1 ,mf - 2 xg. f. X X M ,,.1,, fd l ,, H f4 V , NSF' , - --...,..,,,-, , --A x 4 Mba., M X N-ff--. .,, ,Nw W .U ,,, -fa., Q--.um .....,, wx., ,x . Q. '-fn.. -., . 4, 'N -X., A.. .Wg rxfw . ,, ,V ' 26.4 hp ,A V ' 4. M. 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They found their way around the school y 4 Z, f? ff! jr ! ff 5 'ffff 4 1- ' 'A and prepared for next year. With the leadership of class of- ficers, DeAnn Foran as President, 7 ,,,. ff -,'v.-' M .1 new Tammy Hanel as Vice-President, Kel- ly Webb as Secretary, and Cindy Van Bibber as Treasurer, this year's eighth grade class reached many of the goals they had set out to achieve. Troy Adomitis Nora Allen Ieffery Bisballe Michael Born Kimberly Boyd 'Rza-1' Gregory Brown Scott Buckley Scott Cairns Kevin Cassidy Robert Cogswell W My --ww Theodore Davis Paul Diegel Thomas Diehm DeAnn Foran Mark Goga img' ljfflliia- ZW W 414191 A W1 f f , ,.,. A, 1 4 X, , ,, . YH ff' f , j ff Off! ffk, W f f f ff I 3 ' X Wf ff X, xy iffy ' 937' !f,y:gZ?f ,riff t My !dZZfziMV,!,7 . . , ' f ' .,... a Y ,t-4: , ' fffu ff' , f, Q' , A ' f 3? - wpfvfif p Ld, ,,,4l7' 'f 6 1 ,. ' f 'Um ' fa 'Sim-71 4,, fp f V , ' ' Q3 www y' Wu atwwvf gl f WW' A Z 7 2' f 'W J I , 6 M , , , ,4 f f .ga ' ,- ,W 7, X 'Q l. i ,... 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U-. ...,.-.-. ew challenges await eighth Christopher Ochocinski Michael Pekar Steve Robak William Rogers Ioan Roy Alan Sauve Margaret Scanlon Ieff Schimp graders A - V if , V 'ww J WT' ,, A Q. 1 f X , l I W' X A 0:3 -1 A gy f ,1 51 if fmt me if gi .A V pf N1 ' ' ' 1 az up f :M f Nicholas Seeterlin Ann Serra Bruce Skarnulis Lisa Smith 'air 4 W' HID-4 -'ill F 'H 1---qu -91195. ,,..,,,,, vw' We f X I 5 A -2' N 2 .....,..,.......,.- -- gg I ' as A is l W ..,. Z I is f Vajyffgfjz 'Wai wf,w, O i Q 1 it -- f 3 6 .---.un-xan..n.. .VJ My WWWM f , V X M' ' , f any W Z f X ,f f f- 4, ff ff f Qt - 11.1, , ' .Zim :rf W f W W af . ,f, X 7 mg, Wa f A M I 1 , Sharon Smith Iacqueline Spicuzza Marie Susalla Sue Szumiak Hope Thurston Cynthia Van Bibber W T fr W V' W f f On f 1 .V ,ff f MWW 2,9 ' Q If A4 nv Kelly Webb Patrick Zelinski OPPOSITE LEFT: Bill Moore finds that high school life is harder than he thought. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Brian Savela passes the basket- ball as the others look and laugh. TOP LEFT: You can tell that the 8th graders don't have their minds on their work. LEFT: Charlie Meehan, Theodore Davis, and Steven Hull show their Charming smiles for the yearbook camera. 67 ,,i,,.g,g54....u-o-quam.: -..w-a.w- new-V----v ---+-Q--w .-,g i+,.,- T Freshmen: A team striving together to -, ftff r , . ffeaeefsaaaafffffsr .e., 'l4QZfY57, V, V Q , ,V Q f . ' ' , WW lim Barresi f ,T ,Q ' r,'p W ' 'W john Barry Y ,I Jfa , . Suzanne Behr , M W ,, A W f g X Michael Betrus Iohn Bleau Bryan Born Dana Brink Willis Cambell Christopher Carpenter Timothy Cassidy Theodore Chester Carlotta Clark Iacqueline Condon Pat Dudash Carl Erznoznik Thomas Flanigan Mark Geoghegan Michael Goga Erin Hinman Harvey Hotchkiss Carol Houston lu 3 :mfg iw ,EZ in-gt E , , ,,. f' fi 3 , f ell 5? 6 x i if Q M ,.? l ,S A ZZ 3 ! 1 fi 5 , M, 1 2 ,r iv ?lff 'Z lffww li X' fi tif T - V CQ Z 2 2 ,WWW Mlm 90' -vfmfwwnv N 'WI'-fV'1'T 'A Nh M, wf 1 ,W 1 'Q' 5 2 if Mike Betrus and Iill Kabana map out their secret rendezvous. 'fa I ffj V 'omvf ' Ziff ' X W I ffl! if I7 XZ' f 'f Wa wi ? M T .,,y Z 5 1 if N, gy ,1 QW 7 Q ff! ,f 2 , xl V ' f A ' l f f 'ff if X 44 iiii ff? 3 W, I , ,vf cf? W f 1, 23 f , ,, 47, , ,WW sv .7 4 J gil rgQ,, 1 , f f 1 gi. Q r Y Q .X vffzgf 'Q -. .f Z. -Q f, 5 2 - -same EEK l it This of '84L what i First Bob Sc dance. tional their c Thei First tl day in Elec year vt Vice-P Rouse As f in Lak part o hope faraw K, 1 l l' 7 . X 1 X 5 - Q! 1,4 J J. W 9 ff AJ- I 4 ,rf ,af ' 4 f 1 6, fwf r , 3- Z , fl ..,zwi'lz V -A -1 4- --.M 'wr:-a...,f..s,........f,..,-,,,...i.,...i.,,,.,.....5w. I . .-V. . . A., , , . I b - v - ---ur-f'--s-zav5.,.w.-.,n-..aa....,,...,.,....,.,...,..,- .- ,, ,' , . . 'L' is ' L -4.6- K -+-?v-.--r...q,..-.,.--..-....,-.-...,...v-- . ...Q--'--t ....... .. ,. aff'-+1 .v.-.-,-..---un- ier to reach their goals out their 4' fwm-j vvMss: Vt stew ,fa 4, V f ff Z ' 1 ,f WN 1 Z, 1 This year there were many new additions to the class of '84g however, it didn't take long for them to learn what it is to be a Laker freshman. First, Homecoming came and Laura Lilienthal and Bob Schuster were chosen to represent the class at the dance. After cleaning up the gym the day after la tradi- tional freshman jobl the class got together to decorate their car for the game. Then came the initiation for the freshmen: slave day. First they were auctioned off to the seniors and the next day in school they had to obey their masters Elected to guide the freshman class throughout the year were officers Pat Dudash, Presidentg Mike Ioseph, Vice-Presidentg Bob Schuster, Secretaryg and Mary Beth Rouse, Treasurer. As freshman, the students were eligible to participate in Laker sports. They learned many things about being part of a team and set goals for themselves which they hope to reach by the time they are seniors in the faraway year of 1984. X f 'fi V f 57 M f A Z4 f X . , , fifca X , X Z X f , as 5 i 'K 'W Z 2 3 if W 42 f if 1 'I ' fx s f , , , .,,, f f f 5' 5 ga 1 - M ' Qwq, 4 1 . '91 - ,vs ,Qi ,Lff ,. WW-1-M X 1 gf W We 5 . ,i ' 7 Z A W ' Z f A, we W' M f , lltf ff ,W QW, .- , gf may Ml f , - , ,diff f , ,I ,,,l, W ,' f - f , 1 Q 7 f' jr. 256 W . X l,I,i'sz1Vu , 4 I' 151291 s . 'rpg fi if Mx 'W 6,5 ,.,-.,,,a.-new-...gkL.qo-s.aga.5..4iS' f A M W wmv Q IF' f f ,qfr 1 M Q, n , -Milf wr, f I riff' W, 1' U t f , ff, , ff f umm, fafazbm fwff tin qw ff 'Z ,, 1 ff - ,.,.U , yV,,, f A ,Q ' M J -f I . ,sl , 2 ,qi- '14 w ,. f -,iw AW, , 1'xX'- 'F f Daniel I-lryckowian Robert Iames Michael joseph Kathleen Ioyce jill Kabana Andre Kazewych Maureen Kelly Michael Klein Iulie Kravetz Barry Kulick John Landry Don Lechel Dallas Lee Rhonda Leones Laura Lilienthal Catherine Lindley Mary Lucas Gerald McNally Albert Magnan .Qnagpu-is.,--,..,..,, 6 Freshmen: The new rookie William Neubert Vickie Norton Pete Ottman Alicia Paramo Beth Pasterz Debbie Pekar Iohn Petroff Kathy Rigonan Mary Beth Rouse Eric Schulte Robert Schuster Sue Serden Buddy Mehl Stephen Miller Patrick Mountain R314 Wai .... .Sys Nw AVN, ,,,,.,t. . lv - W X X, 9- f 4' 1 2 5,4 we , 'x , Mt , x1 a 1 , I. X rv ,K YW' xv , Nw' QW ,t't. ,J i fi 1 at QS- X 'Y x N -, U x . 5 fm f 1 s.f:- w - I :I fl cwx X5 t YQ' 29 5 J, .1 if M 9 Kim Sevcech -Us .J 'Y' .Navi TY 'Wbmwwwov' . l x gifzi 1 55541225 M r Q x 'f X A f X. at W l xg X02 5 XX? X 5. X B 2 N Jw fl S ,si ,af-. All ,,,.-an-u-...,.,, rf. V' S xi i tg vw-. - 2'::fg.::f,g ': ' -A s- S ,aww David Shustari Christopher Slack Mike Susalla Dennis Uhnavy Kurt Wertheimer Allen Zelinski NNW Q YPNA 7' 35 Q agp , ' X , , ,.!g ffff MLK jg 77 mmwmvnm agggggfm I 5 iff' M, 4 1 OPPOSITE LEFT: Everyone looks on in amazement as Carlotta Clark attempts the impossible-sit-ups in a desk. OPPOSITE LEFT: Rhonda Leones tries to look studious as she holds back her smile. TOP: Mary Lucas and Mike Betrus put on a show as the hard-hearted seniors enjoy their embarrassment. ABOVE: Iohn Landrey enjoys his freshman days. lIsn't he adorable?l 7l ME 172154551 ' Climbing the ladder of education Mary Allen Vincent Appolloni Tracy Beadlescomb Kenneth Behr Dawn Bergin Craig Boe Iodi Boncella Paul Brown Allison Buck Brian Clancy Mike Colombe Iill Cook RIGHT: By the middle of the day the class dreams about lunch. OPPOSITE TOP' Camera shy sophomores come out of their shells as rx 275. '- I' 4 Y., .W , . A ft W , 0 W- A f rg? xx a n 5 f , xx ,Q if J ii E' I , H, H .-7-vw 31 . .,,. f ,V 14 f N ,T Q lb.. . , -. i ,. is i luz L :,I, l A 2:?'f,, W we .. - 1 f . ' T V - f y-ea si N ., if X , Q 'x' Y X? V '7 s J gi, . , V .f , x-TQ ff . 4' b fi if X X XX v g K 8 W NX M YQ.- -V ., Q-Q fi? - r it 'is is f T . X N C ' ' , 2 as 1 x. f R X. s Sa Q 1 i i N W2 i is . .Aw 1 T l f , , if W ff Nr , J A i I l 'YYVW Q .. W f ,ygf lgyi f QNX 'f , .. -.,. ,.,..,,.aM..., ,,... ., . .. L the W, ...J 72 , ... f1-'tl .on the sophomores show spirit X mn re-wwf J V . JD NT ' X fs . ,.,. . - . Q ww Q 0 W? ,. X..- . f s ......a---.. ..., l N X X X ff' N, B ig? A kv' f' sy 5 X we v N sf N V N Je' W w X 4 x it 1, ll 4 .- .,f Q.. .. Q - f w N f --se 7 -Y! ! .N 7 ,YQ 'xg X , C --::: : sap.. X Q X Allin ff all K' WW wi- fi it f . ' X .X Mm , D it , A , .-.asa-' Y? 1 Q A A ' -ff' 3 fv if -. f This year the sophomore class proved their maturity by entering their second year of high school. They proved their ability by bringing up their grades and standing up for what they believe. They proved their school spirit by participating in sports, providing leadership, and by conducting themselves well in class. Class President Ierry Fitzgerald, Vice- President Marcia Newcombe, Secretary Carolyn Davis, and Treasurer Dave Hensel led the sophomore class in having pride and respect for our school. The class representatives for homecom- ing were Tania Ottman and Dave Hensel who showed the spirit of the sophomores. In future years the sophomore class won't remember Lakes just as a place to study and learn, but as a place of friend- ship and self reliance. Carolyn Davis Ieff Fiorillo Ierome Fitzgerald Alex Fligger Stacia Green John Hanel Dave Hensel Steven Immel Kelly Ioyce Debbie Kulick Cristina McCarthy Joseph McMahon 73 yung-umm- 'Wham Epub-f Kathleen Muscat Marcia Newcombe Lisa Nuss Tania Ottman Theresa Parker Paul Pasterz Colleen Savela joe Schimp ,vt '- EQ'-4 - A' 'ef wg T., 4 fs' wwf A I X 3 st fa X Mg ,af-Q Q we S 4' . 2 5 , X X X X 5 W, W., V: . Lisa Schulte Chris Seeterlin Robert Spicuzza Ion Swiastyn Kristi Ward rr,.rr. 7, Q Ann Zurbriggen OPPOSITE TOP: Happy sophomores rest after a few dances at Homecoming. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: The tenth grade representative, Tania Ottman, is proudly escorted by her father. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Larry Lamson pretends to do his class work while writing a love let- ter to an unknown female. MIDDLE: Sophomore class representatives in their first place car attempt to break a world record for the most people in a Trans-Am. LEFT: Paul Pasterz, Lisa Schulte, and Debbie Kulick find that giggling is contagious. 75 This year's juniors showed the school their fiery pep and enthusiasm on the field, court, and during rallies of all sorts. The class of '82 made sure nothing stopped them from making their junior year the best. With the help of class reps Ann Mauro as President, Theresa Seeterlin as Vice President, Linda Mah as Secretary, and jeff Barn- father as Treasurer, the juniors raised money for their senior trip with many activities such as dances, a turkey raffle, and jean days. As the end of the year came closer, the 11th graders looked forward to being next year's seniors. They have many decisions awaiting them in the future and the juniors have already shown signs of leadership throughout the school in athletics and academics. They've been a great class this year, and next year they'll be even better. Margaret Allen Gregory Aulensi Veronica Ball jeffrey Barnfather 5 KWWMKW ? 5 MQ ff Knowledge and respect ar 5 A ZW 713' 2 I , f X f , , ' 1 , Z W' ,rs 4 r ' Spf f9' . I MK .. f -,A . 4 Q, ,, X Z 1 V , ,V,, A HW Bobbie Beadlescomb Alane Blumenau Maureen Boyle Kristi Brink j 76 ct are goals of the Juniors 2 4? 2 ,fy WW j ,.,. Z H B , X 2 ' , lr' r ' ff, r Y 7, i , aa- J, is-'ff' s N74 N f nr- 1, faM,,,f , ff V ,,,,.:,7 I RZ' I , 'f 4 4 , 1,5 we ' , Z . Z W y V Q xl ,f f ff' ' iff W 9 1 . r 5 X x ,gm mi , ll ' f 'ff Hi , vb? naw 'sw,,,,,-, X ,L -.. W- '- rx ,fy My aww .wp 7 4 Wd' J, 4' 4 Aff' 9 We-ty df 740 V f' , 0 e if -' :V WH: , 4 -wwynub' Z . Z 7 X K ' Q, .14 : W ' I if Z X f W W 4 f W if W Q f , K W 155 fi f it A u f ,ZZ v 1 1 ff W 'X' 1 f' ff 1 M' fr Www f ,Z J 2 mam, , W ff 4 1 4. X: fps., Dawn Cairns Patrick Clancy Scott Coleman Cindy Diehm Peggy Fitzgerald John Freund David Gallo Karrie Holey Bud Holladay Louis Hooper Mike Houck Audrey Hryckow Jennifer Kabana Lisa Kulick Theresa LaLone Richard Lane Todd Lashbrook James Lucas Joseph Lucas Linda Mah ian OPPOSITE LEFT: Luis Rodriguez shows off his sportv dune buggy that was used as the Junior float. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Joe Lucas pretends he has typing dex terity but we really know he's just posing for a picture LEFT: Ann Mauro shows her spirit as she dresses up as the Godfather on Halloween. -....4,,.... -..-..-.......-.........-....,,........ , . i-.,, -v--+ Laurie Marshall Ann Mauro Daniel McMahon William Mountain f :- if 'Qi A X W C . k K , ff : 2 Q ,, 4 ,L X ., f is I lx .V ' -. Q : 5 Q .ff . V 1 - 1,3-, 12, J , 3 I' , 'f 39135 ., -'05 L-5 1 2 ,t ,- ,:. ' I, .U 4 5 M . , , ,, Thomas Ottman 'fi 'W 5 Steve Petroff Julianne Phillips Tony Rana Luis Rodriguez Barbara Rogers Vernette Rovillos Iacqueline Roy Teresa Seeterlin Mary Serra OPPOSITE RIGHT: Peggy Fitzgerald works steadily to get her homework done in class. OPPOSITE LEFT: Greg Aulensi and his Godfather imitation. ABOVE: jackie Roy and Kristi Brink Compose creative copy. 78 .X X fx X X . MN' Q hvcwmfvslf Q-R WZ w.,.. an wx- ' N' l t ,, ,:,.:i,,g A V Q53 'Pi5?Q ffm X x in X gr -. 5 Nw JY Z N S I ig: s . 5 l a ,X , ,I fc wmv 7 xx E, A ,,. , ,,..,.41l..:-4 ..A U...-.a....,..-4.-M.:-Aun:m1.a:.,..n.41..-wnuir-narrsff'-i-lnhv:-efra-F-i-ie- I I l H- -I ' ' 4 V L' ' , ' f ' ..-...,..'e-.--g-y1:.,,.,....,.,:--.,.-..... -.-sw.--....,.-...-w r- - V-..,,. f- ,' x A .9-..- ,.,.... ,.. .,.4. ---.,... . 'Kifz' ' 5 X ix ,NW '4 K 'x ll Q 1 ,el fs' -swf, Q-' Deron Shrek Theresa Shoemaker Ed Spicuzza Kathleen Stiverson 2 My 3 ,W ' f y W. ,.,, . Oh . Y , M WN-4 W 7 an ,aunt av 'YL Af' Mark Swrastyn LIS3 Thrbert Michelle Worrell Deborah Zuk if I 5 ,Me-Haw i A ,Z X f X W MW! EJ ' 'Mx 60 Mary Zurbriggen fi ....,.a-'uni' ,mm Tl0l'l! CEL 0 fl! CELEBRH HTIODI CELE ICD! CELE A 1 . TI K ELEBRHTIODI EBR : O 5425. 5 X A, or W Q ? Q MQ Sv W-f-vi?-my 1, ,f.w......-,.-,..m4-,.fgp , I I I . .. , 1 V Q As the year comes to an end, the strangeness of the final months appears to us. The years gone past have been happy and unforgettable ones. It is hard to realize that passing through those steel doors for the last time signifies a beginning and an end. There is so much to experience here, but time has passed too fast. The four years spent seem only a dream gone by, but the memories bring them back. Beyond our school doors lies a place that We have prepared ourselves for. Looking back at the memories here, there are none that we could part with. We've had our past to prepare us, our hopes and dreams to comfort us, and a new horizon dawns on us to guide us. Michael Beadlescomb Lynn Boyd 82 1 The light of the future Katrina Allen Patrice Batchik 41-WW X ,, Q W , M- f Michael Bellows Iohnna Boncella Tammy Boyea Gerald Cairns sh R . . . .. , ' , . ... ., . . e e - 4-:- - --' -f' ' i- ' c ' ....... .. 6...- -,, M, - ,, J .- V. A ' ,,,,.,., .V r -1.... ,,,...., .. ., ...a ' nu., . 1 -fum,-nina,--qu.,-ew--Fu . V , W 3 V , f, - , ' M 'f , .5 5 6 UTS shines bmght 1n Semors eyes Timothy Cassady Mary Ann Daniels H'-:wif Toni Giglio ww' fag 'ww Cindy Colombe Rhonda Councilor Daniel Diehm Richard Galbraith Al F 4:51 Qywma ., .WW ' D EK 5 l Guy Greaves Lynn Hensel Q . ,N i 5 , I A .n Q N-. if 1 MW WW7, 1 , Z 1'-:ff V' ' z 7 V! f!4w7w ff , ffff X Af , 7 -4 1, , T Q iff 2 W ' '::V ,, K ff K ! f f ffff , X , . ,Mya f - 4' V. Q 1 faMwhL - .WQVT , hwyfy, zVww4!' , W ,RWM Wk 4 I+ u P if 4e35fjj'f Wendy Klein 'WWWHMQQWM Christopher LaLone Walk Mary Ann McDaniel Iulie Kulick Kevin McCarthy Michelle McCarthy 'Kit-ffwwf ,WM 6 V2 Michael McMahon Tim Meehan i N Glenn Nuss David Pasterz Kevin Oliver Kristine Passkiewicz ie pat Ruey Rainier Rovillos i w , 1 , E gig A N r I 5 O -re. Q Iacqueline Salter Robert Savela W Swag:-quq... ,K .N ig in X Gregory Scarlotti R0b9I't Sflhiuef Stephen Schuster Ieff Shull W Richard Similuk Theresa Tenuta t e Matthew Townsend ...........,....... 1 tk J , Senior Directory A Katrina Allen French Club 43 Spanish Club 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Musicg Varsity Pom- pon 2,3 B Patrice Batchik Ski Team 2,3,4I Spanish Club 23 Ski Club 2,3,43 Yearbook 43 Newspaper 43 Distinguished Student Award 4 Michael Beadlescomb Football 13 Varsity Basketball 13 Golf Team 1,2,33 Boys' Varsity Baseball 3,43 Boys' I.V. Baseball 1,23 Wrestling 1 Michael Bellows Football 13 Wrestling 23 Yearbook 1,43 Wrestling MVP letter Iohnna Boncella . Varsity Basketball 3,41 Captain 43 I.V. Basketball 1,23 Ski Team 1,2,3,43 Girls' Varsity Softball 33 Girls' I.V. Softball 1,23 French Club 1,2,43 Ski Club 1 ,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Honor Roll 1 ,2,3,43 Treasurer 23 French Club Treasurer 23 Distinguished Student Award 3, Student Coun- cil Treasurer Excellence Student Award 33 Who's Who 23 Student Coun- cil Rep. 33 Intramurals Basketball 1 Lynn Boyd Varsity Volleyball 2,3,4Q I.V. Volleyball 13 Girls' Varsity Softball 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 I.V. Cheerleader 13 Boys' Varsity Football and Basketball Statistician 2,3,43 Student Council President 1,23 Student Council Treasurer 43 Tri- ple A 23 All-League Softball 2,3Q Tidal Wave Athlete of the week 33 Spinal Column All-Area 33 Perfect Attendance 33 Homecoming Represen- tative 23 Homecoming Court 43 Miss Congeniality in Waterford's Iunior Miss 43 VVho's Who3 Distinguished Student Award3 Daughts of American Revolution Tammy Boyea Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Captain 43 I.V. Basketball 13 Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Girls' Varsity Softball 23 Girls' I.V. Softball 13 French Club 1,23 All Catholic for Varsity Volleyball3 Homecoming Rep. 33 Homecoming Court 4 C Ierry Cairns Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Co-captain 3,41 I.V. Basketball 13 Boys' Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Boys3 I.V. Basketball 13 French Club 13 Honor Roll 43 Football All-League 3,43 All Catholic 43 All County 43 All Metro 43 Varsity Basketball All-League 33 All Catholic 33 All County 33 All Area 33 All State 33 Baseball All-League 2,33 All Catholic 33 All Area 33 Who's Who3 Society of Distinguished High School Athletes3 In- tramurals Tim Cassady Football 1,2,343 2nd team all league Varsity Basketball 3,43 I.V. Basket- ball 23 French Club 2,3,4Q Drama Club 33 National Honor Society 3,41 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 French Club President 33 French Club Secretary 43 Vice-President 33 Student Council President 43 National Honor Society Award for Excellence3 Who's Who in Midwestern High School Foreign Languages3 Society of Distinguished High School Students3 Triple A Award: National High School Poetry Press Award3 School Newspaperg Intramural Basketball Cindy Colombe Girls' I.V. Softball 23 Spanish Club 1,2 Rhonda Councilor Varsity Basketball 3 4 IV Basketball 1 Varsity Volleyball 2 3 4 IV Volleyball 1 Cirls IV Softball 1 French Club 1 2 4 Cheerleader 1 Na tional Honor Society 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 3 4 Secretary of French Club 2 Vice-President of French Club 4 Daughters of American Revolution3 Who's Wh0Q Typing Awardg Triple A Awardg Perfect Attendance Award3 Honorable Mention for All League Volleyball 33 Student Council Rep. 13 Member of Homecoming Court 43 Speech or Forensics3 German D Mary Ann Daniels Yau-'book 43 Honor Roll 4 Dan Diehm Boys' Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Boys' I.V. Baseball 13 Varsity Basketball 3,4, I.V. Basketball 2, Freshman Basketball 1 G Toni Giglio Spanish Club 1,21 CPR Certificate3 Figure Skating 1 yr.3 Medical Assisting Program at NWOVEC Richard Galbraith Golf Team 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Published in National Essay Press3 Karate, Boys' I.V. Baseball 33 Guy Greaves Ski Team 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1 Steve Green Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity Basketball 3,43 I.V. Basketball 1,21 Boys' Varsity Baseball 2,3,43 Boys' I.V. Baseball 13 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,2,3,43 Ski Club 1,23 Drama Club 13 Honor Roll 3,43 All-League 2,3,43 Who's Wh0Q Outstanding High School Athlete 43 All Catholic Honorable Mention3 All County Oakland Press3 Newspaper: Hockey 2,3,4Q In- tramuralsg Girls Athletic Pep Club 1,2,3,4 H Teresa Hanel Girls' I.V. Softball 13 French Club 1,2,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Who's Who3 Student Council Rep. 3,45 Guys Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Student Council Secretary 4 Lynn Hensel Football 1,2,3,4Q I.V. Basketball 1,2,3Q Golf Team 43 Wrestling 13 French Club 1,23 Drama Club 23 Honor Roll 43 Who's Who3 Photographer3 Homecoming Rep, 33 Homecoming Court 43 Student Council V.P. 4 Dan Hochstein Ski Team 1,2,33 Boys' I.V. Baseball 23 Spanish Club 1,23 Bowling Leagueg Softball League: Lakes Speech Festival3 St. Patrick's Youth Ministry Team3 Travel K Iohn Kabana Lakes Ianitorial Engineer Wendy Klein I.V. Basketball 1,2,33 Girls' Varsity Softball 2,3,43 Girls' I.V. Softball 11 ipinish Club 1,21 Ski Club 1,23 Yearbook 43 Honorable Mention in Soft- a 3 Sue Kleine Girls' Varsity Softball 2' Girls' I.V. Softball 1' French Club 33 Yearbook 4 Qualified for Michigan Competitive Scholarship IACT Testl 4 Literary Speech Contest District Finalist 3 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Student Council Representative 4 Iulie Kulii Varsity Ba Volleybal. 43 Nation: President Guys' Pep L Chris LaL Honor Ro M Kevin M4 Yearbool Michelle I.V. Vollf Mary An National Library 1 Mike Mc Football Golf Tea 2,3,43 Al Tim Mes Football 1,43 Drai League 1 Honorab tramural N Glenn N Football Baseball 43 Hono Mechan O Kevin O Football Basketb Who3 Al High Scf Homeco P Kristin Spanis nis Tea Dave P Footbal Baseba Honor Athlete League tramur x ' , 9 Y ' ' 9 l Y Q ' - Y 1 I - 1 . . . . ' 1 7 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' Q , Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' Y ' 33- - ' ........... .. 12,3-,.,,- , , W-.- .. ,, .,..... .,. . , Us W lulie Kulick et H up M-ln mam, Z 3, -F I -1 ,,, 3 ,,,,,-.,..,-,..,.,..,..,,,-..t,.,,,,,,A-..,,.,,..,,.. , . R 'A Award3 All League ing Court 43 sketball 3,43 ,fr.3 Medical Essay Press3 oys' Varsity rench Club reague 2,3,43 ic Honorable ey 2,3,43 In- Who's Who: lent Council ing 13 French 'hotographeli :il V.P. 4 vling League: ruth Ministry V. Softball 12 fntion in Soft- : 33 Yearbook estl 43 Literary ident Council A .LIL-J. Varsity Basketball 3,43 I.V. Basketball 1,23 Varsity Volleyball 2,3,41 j.V. Volleyball 13 Girls' Varsity Softball 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Yearbook 43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Treasurer 13 Vice- President 23 President 33 Who's Who3 Triple A 3 Homecoming Queen' Guys' Pep Club 1,2,3,4 L Chris LaLone Honor Roll 33 Perfect Attendance3 Vocational Small Engine Repair M Kevin McCarthy Yearbook 43 Honor Roll 3,4 Michelle McCarthy j.V. Volleyball 13 Office Aide 4 Mary Ann McDaniel National Honor Society 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Office Aide 1,2,3,43 Library Aide 3,43 Speech Competition 2,3,4Q Drama Club 3 Mike McMahon Football 1,2,3,43 Captain 43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 I.V. Basketball 13 Golf Team 23 Boys' Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,23 All League 2,3,43 All Catholic 43 All Area 3,43 All County 3,43 All State 3,43 Tim Meehan Football 1,2,3,4Q I.V. Basketball 13 Boys' I.V. Baseball 13 Spanish Club 1,42 Drama Club 33 Honor Roll 23 All League Second Team 2,33 All League 43 Detroit Free Press-All Catholic Second Team 33 All Metro Honorable Mention 33 All Catholic Honorable Mention 43 Who's Who3 In- tramurals3 Girls' Athletic Pep Club N Glenn Nuss Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity Basketball 43 I.V. Basketball 2,33 Boys' Varsity Baseball 3,43 Boys' I.V. Baseball 1,2Q Yearbook 43 National Honor Society 43 Honor Roll 3,43 Who's Who3 All League3 All Area3 Pop Machine3 Mechanic 2,3,4Q Milk Shake Maker 2,33 Chess Club 2 O Kevin Oliver Football 1,2,3,43 Captain 43 Co-captain 43 Varsity Basketball 3,43 I.V. Basketball 1,23 French Club 1,22 Drama Club 33 Honor Roll 3,43 Who's Who3 All League Second Team 23 All League First Team 3,43 Outstanding High School Athlete3 Intramurals3 Student Custodian 3,43 Iournalism 3,42 Homecoming Court 43 Chess Club 33 Girls' Athletic Pep Club 1,2,3,4 P Kristine Passkiewicz Spanish Club 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Speech Awards3 Billy Iean King Ten- nis Team - Dave Pasterz Football 1,2,3,43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 I.V. Basketball 13 Boys' Varsity Baseball 3,43 Boys' I.V. Baseball 13 French Club 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Track 13 Who's Who3 Outstanding High School Athlete3 Society of Distinguished High School Students in America3 All League 43 Homecoming Rep. 23 Homecoming Court 43 Hockey 2,3,4Q In- tramurals .-. ' ' Pat Riley Rainier Rovillos Spanish Club 1,2 S Iackie Sue Salter Spanish Club 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 1,3,43 Yearbook 3,43 Honor Roll 2,33 Society of Distinguished High School Students3 Band 1,2,3,43 Honors Band 33 Pep Band 4 Greg Scarlotti Boys' I.V. Baseball 1 Ieff Shull Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Voice of Democracy Steve Schuster Football 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 13 Yearbook 43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Second Team All League3 First Team All League3 All Catholic3 Society of Distinguished High School Students3 Who-'s Who Rick Similuk Football 1,2,3,43 Ski Team 33 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 3,43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Treasurer 33 Vice-President 43 NEDT Award3 National Merit Letter of Communication3 National Coun- cil of English Teachers Nominee3 Who's Who3 Student Council Rep. 13 Altar Boy 1,2,3,4Q Ping Pong 2,3,43 Hockey 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Tri- ple A Award3 I.V. Basketball Student Manager 1 T Theresa Tenuta Spanish Club 1,23 Yearbook 43 Honor Roll 1.2,3,43 Representative in Stu- dent Council3 Speech Festival3 Who's Who Matt Townsend Varsity Basketball 43 I.V. Basketball 33 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,2,3,43 Drama Club 3,43 National Honor Society 2,3,4Q Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 French Club President3 Editor-in-Chief 33 Triple A 3 Who's Who3 Intramurals3 89 ,A,,,.,..,. -.............i ...e...,- ,,..--. ' CJ ICEL DICELEBRH CELEBRH IOf'll ' I n!CELE 0 !CE LE EBR 8 W-4w.xx.,W .v-WMM mamma , in 4 mum-.1 I .1-.rm mr.. aww awww' -an di-'Wu ,,,,,,,wf 5 1' Z' - -iff -'WV'-1 ,, ,YW ,fag .fr , ' 1, ,,, -Q, f , 145,-:,.,f ,Mi , f--fy , -WL, 2, ,,g,.5:3 ,V ,xc ff gym, , , V. .tap 7, ' f?'2,M'1'IZ , ' -W-f. aff? V f,j? Af ff f-f Z M75 'f ' .iffli P41 'CIE -2 ' 4 -,wg Q' f,:g,fe,,'f vs.-3.51 f-my , :- , :pai x .. f ,ff f aw, , , I K, . ,,...,..,. -,.....-...- -H ,N ,f,-mu, L 3 ,: Y v Y N V V V v A--A -Y 'v- -- - - -- -- , .-. , -. V, , -.-V , , -- f ... Y V- -1, , ,, , , , W 1 , . - -- - ' ' -f - H 'Y ' 'K' - - 'H -:ff----. rf ,,--.-,-....-.-..:?--.4f.-ff--- .......v.,, ,,.. ,,. N, , .., 1 J W ,A-,,-,E - -f- ---4f,..,-E,-4,f.W,,..V..g,. N. ,, N . , , Y r - ' ' 'f P 3. . U5-,J 1 4,,L,,..-.1.,.,..,.,-A,-45--A - '-gl-1-ac 'us.-.f---K is 7-tif- ' ---'f A - f-fzff - f if---'il fi--S 4!L 3-i ' Jfriuri- - f -Ai iii 8 Z L-i I 41- I Tidal Wave rolls in If you read the Tidal Wave you know. That's what all the students at Lakes have been saying about the school newspaper, the Tidal Wave. The paper has been a splashing success this year. With the advising of Mr. Ballou, a new teacher at Lakes, the paper real- ly went over well. The staff of the Tidal Wave has been hard at work ever since the beginning of the year. Theyive been busy acquiring information for articles, meeting deadlines and getting ads to support the newspaper. Each month a paper was published. It contained in- formation about the school, sports, academics and other features. It helped the students out with knowledge of upcoming events and events that pass- ed. The Tidal Wave really outdid itself this year and next year it hopes to continue rolling on to bring ashore all of Lakes good news. Q . R+ X I Y .. I f Z. . . , TOP: Fun loving Todd Lashbrook goofs off with Ed Spicuzza in the yearbook room. ABOVE: Mary Serra and Iodi Boncella work diligently to meet their upcoming deadlines. RIGHT: Steve Immel sees the light as he plans the layout for the newspaper. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Bobbie Beadlescomb discovers a mistake in her typing. OPPOSITE MIDDLE LEFT: Audrey Hryckowian and Steve Petroff take a break from their re-writes. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: Pat Riley and Ioe Lucas compare notes from their hot dates over the weekend. OPPOSITE MIDDLE RIGHT: Iohn Hanel jokes with Vinnie Apolloni as Paul Brown concentrates on his assignment. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Glenn Nuss, Kevin Oliver and Mike McMahon recreate the football action for the readers. 92 may .Al Www , -M, W2 f W . ts f qi f 17 GN f ,V A2 A. ff Q55 'jf f k 2 If Q sew 'X 11 W o W , ,, iw., -. .. .., ,,, 4-.vmn ...vu mf.. 'Hz If ,. -. i 4-W - Q ' ' ' ' .,,....,g,.,,,,.......m,szg.9- : .-Q.,-..-,.-.... .. ,M W... ...,,, . MAY. , . -.JA 5 S' Q 4 if ...W . ,, if ss A AQ' X, X ...f X X x X is like . -Xjkk kg v x N ix 5 A ' My 5 :SEP is . is E f Q wwmxkm l . u .1 P 3 R fi 11-2. k,., Of? ,,.....-...N,.,,,m if --..Q 'L Tidal Wave Staff: M. Serra, A. Blumenau, I. Boncella, P. Batchik, B. Beadlescomb, A. Hryckowian. Rear: V. Appolloni, I. Freund, S. Petroff, P. Brown, S. linmel, I. Hanel, P. Riley, M. Houck, C. Boe, K. Oliver, joe Lucas, Iirn Lucas, M. McMahon, E. Spicuzza, T. Lashbrook, G. Nuss. Not pictured' S. Kleine. V. f10 NX'1 W'0'l x ,RQNU A ...-fl' Y' A - fe- nk fan., rw' Q if JW E 'w-new ,A L.. KH Homecoming '80: A memorable n g October 10, 1980, is a date that will be remembered by many students as well as alumni and parents from Lakes. It was the night of the 1980 Homecoming. The Homecoming wasn't just a one night event as preparations were being made the whole week before. Plans were made for decorating the gym, what to wear, and voting for the representatives and king and queen. By Friday night everyone was anxious for the dance. Some people were on the floor dancing to the band, Renegade, while others admired the gym decorated by the Iuniors. Then the time came for what everyone was waiting for. First the representatives of the classes were introduced: 8th graders Kim Boyd and Chris Iohnson, Freshmen Laura Lilienthal and Bob Schuster, Sophomores Tania Ottman and Dave Hensel, and Iuniors Chris Brink and Ioe Lucas. Then came the nominees for King and Queen: Lynn Boyd, Tammy Boyea, Rhonda Councilor, Iulie Kulick, Lynn Hensel, Mike McMahon, Kevin Oliver and Dave Pasterz. Everyone then quieted down as the names of the King and Queen were announced: Mike McMahon and Iulie Kulick. - TOP: Newly crowned Queen, Julie Kulick, and King, Mike McMahon, pose with Fr. Cronk. ABOVE: The Homecoming Court, the class representatives, and Mr. Bailey and Mr. Boyd surround our King and Queen on the stage. RIGHT: Iodi and Iohnna Boncella, escorted by Craig Boe and Tim Meehan, match smiles for the camera. 94 'dr -M'-Q. . UV. J -,,, , , : 4411 1 4,i,,-f4 Wf Q 4' 'Y 99 .ff X X hfavf i Q ix Y, W, f . Q Wu f ' .un- .,- H ... . -.-.- Ny. 'nw - ' ,M '- ' ,QMS-Nr,r gm 1 W V0 aiu ,VX My V 1 w 5 5 R 4 ' ,f Z igfig, .1 J nh ...Y w ' ' , V , l ,. Z , .1 4 f , P M17 ,A ,pd Q 2 , ww Q1 ., X v ,WJ X , 2 I V ' 'az f s 4 H Q . f if , ,f,,,fWp',7Qmf' ' ff ,aff W VY ,U . ,,,,, 1-f -, .. J Y V v -.-.H-7-5A ,M y 4-A .QJ---f'.a :::-:ngwv-rw-: .:,,,m-V,,..i,,.,.,,,.- - -.rd--4-V ,---- M, ,A ilgri- .-.' -f Y-W - - ---i- -if 'ff f f fin -wa f N 4 pl It I I I I I I I? ll I I I I I I I I I I I It Il IQI QI II 'I fl rl It W1 I tl Il' it 'I I ' I ' Il. . I5 I I I I I I I I I I Ii I1 fl 2 III Il ' I I I I I. 9. I I I II Il I I it I I 4 I I I I . I I I Victory over St. Hedwig makes ho It wasn't a typical Homecoming game day as the Lakers came out at halftime with a six point deficit. But despite the cold brisk weather, the Laker's astounded the Knight's with their willpower and spirit, racking up 16 points in the second half. It was too much competi- tion for the Knights to overcome, as they fell victims to yet another Laker victory. The halftime showed Laker enthusiasm and spirit with the introduction of our homecoming Queen, Iulie Kulick, accompanied by her court, Lynn Boyd, Rhonda Councilor, and Tammy Boyea. The King, Mike McMahon, and his court, Lynn Hensel, Kevin Oliver, and Dave Pasterz, couldn't participate in the parade because they were busy beating their opponent. Everyone at the game felt this was the best Homecom- ing Lakes has ever had. TOP: Homecoming queen Iulie Kulick smiles for the crowd as she circles the track. MIDDLE LEFT: Mike McMahon gets another pass away. MIDDLE RIGHT: Glenn Nuss charges down the field with Tim Gassady leading the blocking. ABOVE: Another Laker gang tackle on their weary opponent. RIGHT: Ierry Cairns takes the handoff for another long run. Z' , w I , . H-.tn -I :. -....., -. . ..,....s .I -V-.na.Qf.g.qw..,-mul,-wg, ' v W- ' I -- . I 4.9 , , V- . Y r I - , - f - 4---41 - - ::u..rMop -.,,....-. c...,,...,c,.,.... ..f, ., .gr , ,, hr V , F 9 v 0 ll I E f 1 'L . . 9' ..-,-.. NW-.. ,, , ,W 5 2 W - . 4-an - ' ' ' ' A - ' ' - '-H T H' 'Jussi-igpg, - ,,- ' W,-, -fy QQ- L-:Af.Q-:5,..f:,..m,,:f-:,.,,x.,-a---,....- ,.,. '..,,,,. ,. . . vu EJ 1 54,7 -e---Q--Y-fre -'-:Q-pain-.4-4-,L ai W. rung-L W, ., ,-,1- M W W -frqgti if-4 H 1 Hi Ag ifrl Q 9 ffl Z l Lakers at the Silverdome The Lakers entered the Silverdome knowing they were about to face the tough Detroit Benedictine football team for the Prep Bowl ti- tle. The first half of the game did not turn out too well as Benedictine held a 14-0 lead. However, the Ravens were not prepared for the strong Laker second effort, as the tough Laker 4 offense came back to tie the game 14-14 at the end of regulation time, sending the contest into overtime. The Lakers scored first on a 22 yard field goal to take a 17-14 lead, and ft seemed that the Lakers would pull off another upset. The Ravens, however, managed to penetrate the tough Laker defense on a fourth and one from the one yard line to win. Last yearys football team was called The Team of Destiny, so it seems a fitting nickname to call this year's squad, The Team of Pride. Never giving up and always giving forth all that they had were qualities that this I I team never lacked. l I , ,... Vw., ' Q V.. , X A 1-gk, xg- , . Wi, ff --W. f ,fr Q f -,Q 1 X X, .- A ,tg-555:g:5:i:,:::5,::g.-5 I . 2 fe fsff '-Isf,fg:e:.., -341 ' 'V il e ' ' or t reg fi t I I ' nn Ml if :4 ! 5 A ,, -K s J N-nj K GF V HREF BOWL 1980 C D FYINAI IST 9 ,J I ,X . 5, a , V. 2 2 , N Q 1 7 ' f L , 1 ,. ' ,, Y ' f . ' ,v f ,, -vw f , ...MW f , . ., f- iw '- 'N fi Lx.,,,f, If .f A, x . 'S 'W X KfW'Wi,5 3' 'x N M f?f, fe ,ff . - Q , f if 'S fx 2 fy K L I -,, ,J A 1, .4-1-T!--2,..zQ.g-1-gg-9-1+ AJ.----7:3-.1-' Y-...ay -5 :nigga-fqzf ':: f f' f -Af :H-nfl-L ,Q g,5-9isf-'412- 4 Yearbook: A new beginning for ll if 1? K - 'tx ,n I' QM 'N if Wm.. 7 s K nwhidw .1 Www.. I fl: E , .Ju V ' ' ' s , . A K WNW,,,,,,,,,w, aNw...N..,i R ' ,wa-w,,w..wwMWN..,X 6 :.tM.,.wwv-H-f'N'1 '4 . f A ' O , Q . ' TOP LEFT: Turning away from the camera, Patrice Bat- chik mutters, I hope theyggot my good side. ABOVE: Editor Peggy Fitzgerald is delighted to find a suprize prize in the Lochmara box. TOP RIGHT: Jill Cook, Chris McCarthy, and Lisa Schulte try to oblige when they're told to look busy. MIDDLE RIGHT? I don't need your hassle Barb, says Theresa Tenuta. BOTTOM RIGHT: Would someone please tell Kevin MC- Carthy he can't Crop people's heads off anymore? W f f if W 'NW ,, qqrq . its Q M : - I X. L 4. FRON Kleine fyf, 1 V J A f f 4 . I 7, M, 1 f 5, f 1 I Q ,wffgff f, 'f , C' ' 100 Xa I fi .- .,...... ,,-..,.....L ..... ..,--...,,,,-.-,,,,,, ,, FRONT ROW: S. Schuster, L. Hensel, M. Daniels. BACK ROW: K. McCarthy, I. Roy, S. Kleine, P. Batchik, W. Klein, T. Tenuta, I. Kulick, K. Brink, M. Bellows. . my 2174 ft . Q z ,, 4 Q f ' ' f ' A if Y . QQ, st A , , , . - --A f ,J 44, , .f-.,,..,.-1--an-f'4H-lil-190-L' ' i--lv-'W - -l- mv You know what it takes to make a good yearbook? A good advisor, a good staff, fresh ideas and a touch of the old and familiar. This year, with a new advisor, Mr. Ballou, a lot of new faces on the staff, and a few familiar faces from last year, the task of making the yearbook was fun and in- teresting. While the rookies of the staff were strug- gling with pica rulers, tag pencils and layouts, editors Barb Rogers and Peggy Fitz- gerald were struggling with the rookies. However, with a lot of patience and per- sistence on everyone's part, it soon became easier to meet our deadlines. As the year progressed, so did the staff in knowledge and patience. Most of all, the staff got a better chance to know the student body, a wonderful bunch of people, and to give them an excellent yearbook. TOP LEFT: Theresa Shoemaker has another jam session with the typewriter. MIDDLE LEFT: Close Encounters of the Third lhourl gfiliqrom LEFT: Wendy Klein laughs as Theresa Tenuta tells her of Mr. Ballou's new assignments. 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DOIQQIS BROKER I IUUUB ESTABLISHED 1930 OFFICE 623 9334 5280 DIXIE HIGHWAY WATERFORD. MI 48095 cuxmcsrow 525-2501 V ' s1NcE 1955 FLINT 235-4219 Swan Hawbztm Co. IQ q 9650 DIXIE HWY. , . '115M1. N.'-OPI-752 ,- CLARKSTON Mtch' acute -BLANKETWV '1NsuLAng+: ff BLOWN INSUIATION -RE-INSUIATION PRODUCTS GERALD SAVOIE 'Y ' ' I O I I ' . . ' 1 . . I '81 0 shes to I S Tn Sm 'I is Ii as ID-4 UI H 2 1 N, 3 L B -o l S r' o In P C 2 m I 5 XSTA NDARDQ WRECKER SERVICE SNOW PLOWING JERRY ARIVISTRONGVS ROY BROTHER'S STANDARD SERVICE 205 N. TELEGRAPI-I RD. BY PONTIAC MALL 681-1080 68.1-2955 AUTO AIR CONDITIONING PARTS -SALES za SERVICE CERTIFIED MASTER MECHANIC CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1981 ATLAS WW 3136951 EM 113 P I I A lu- -5 , . ..,. . ,. L ,, -.., A , - -,-....,.., 4 , -zQ..q1--. m-Q-mn..-1.-aw-:IIuu,..n.,. ...- .I ,,..-. x-9-q.4-ag - ' - Annas Airways B 'Id' C t 1675 Airport Rd. The Complete Home ui ing en er 666-3555 Fiigm Training - Scenic Air Rides 6254626 SERVICE 6740308 Aircraft Maintenance 7110 Dixie Highway 3415 Dixie Highway I I Clarkston, Mi. Drayton Plains, Mi. 48020 7110 Dixie Hwy. 4315 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston, Mi. Drayton Plains, Mi. Penno ck , if ? G0 0 Dy YEAR - THE Bu1lder cc 99 TIRE STORE complete brake service alignment, shocks, tune-up hi h s eed balancin oil chan es 11 1 g P g, g , S pp y auto 8: truck tires 5272 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains, MI 48020 4664 Walton Blvd. Drayton Plains, Michigan 48020 iam aaa 6202 B' M ORRIS I WATERF 5 7 H Z MORRlS Ceciles 4490 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains. Michigan 48020 673 7224 ll4 . ,XM 4Egg.s.g.Q - mania utmn lilvrcl Q: r:r: ' ii .Wlllil . T MLS HALLMARK WEST 4821 Highland Road Pontiac, Michigan 48054 Business 13187 674-4161 BILL MOUNTAIN Owner Each Office Is lndependenlly Owned And Operated n n q 1 u n x 7 u , 4 . , ., .int ....... ..,..-a ... ... . , ,w-1-up-9 . Appraisals for Buyers and Sellers Used Car Listings gffecket 2301 Dixie Hwy. Suite A 1313i 333-3330 P0m'aC Michigan 48055 Lenard Prusinowski Complete Restoration Service I Pianos O Organs O Guitars Band Instruments Sales C Rentals I Lessons Evola M uszc Baldwtn and Chtchertng Ptanos Lowery Organs Clarkston M1 48016 4977 Dixie Hwy 2184 Telegraph Drayton Plains, Mi. Bloomfield, M1 674-0433 334-0566 HARVEY'S COLONIAL HOUSE Xa! 5896 oixie Hvvv., vvATERF0n0, ivncu. 48095 1313! 623-0940 HARVEY'S STEAK AND EGGS 5395 Dixie HWY., WATERFORD, MICH. 48095 13133 623-0344 HARVEY'S COUNTRY KET'l'LE 39 0nT0NviLi.E RD., 0RT0Nvu.LE, rvuci-1. 48462 13131627-3330 .-.-...anna . .. 4 . R Master Radiator Service 2293 Elizabeth Lake Rd Pontrac, Mlchrgan 48053 682 4490 -.v.'ii+. l FISHING 8 HUNTING SUPPLIES. LIVE BAIT. ARCHERY SUPPLIES I W OWN T ,4-44... 1.-L-anlvl'-'dam' Cakes for all Occasions Layer I Sheet 0 Wedding 588 3271 623 0275 2299 Elizabeth Lake Road 0'-L BOOKKGGPGY Pontiac, Michigan 48053 OD Roy Brothers Standard Waterford Hull Sports Center 6480 Sashabaw Road Clarkston Michigan 48016 6547 DIX E H v. .JAMES LONG c ARKS oN.MI ER 625-4722 soft, PooL sopnv S 6230314 'PAT'0 FURNWURE sour: nouwos ron ' SNS Asove cnouno PooLs ' semen AIR some aLANxE'rs IN GUNITE CONSTRUCTION Showroom Located 5433 Dixie Hwy Waterford A ' 5 . I I I , 0.8 4 ' I 7 'L - I h' , 3 I LP, a .I I i 117 Y .,.,- . g3,.4.....-.p-u-mapa.: --.1-war.:-f ,. ,,g,.,, - - ai , - ' ' B ffl I Sl L Jim BOI95 AMERICAS STEAK EXPEF-TT AI Serra Chevrolet Sagnaw Grand Blanc, Mich. Phone 694-5440 Al erra Chevrolet At Al Serra, our customers are speczal, But the Lakers are extra speczal V X' ' v l ' L. , fa-Q 4.1.3,-ff-v-..,A,.. 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Love, Mom 8: Dad The Robert Green Family Smile, God loves you - Mary Ann Roy Mr. 8: Mrs. Immel 8: Family-Congratulations Class of '81 The Pastime Shoppe Charles Iohnson 8: Family-Congratulations Seniors Iohn Schuster Family Iohnrue Stnngfield Car-O Matic Auto Wash Drayton Plains 674-4440 Clarkston Remodeling 6328 Simler Dr Clarkston 62 5-4933 Coaches Corner 12 South Main Clarkston 625 8457 Norm Daniels 5476 Dixie Box 577 Waterford 623 0878 Danny Paris TV 8: Appliance 3460 Floradale Drayton Plains 674-4621 Drayton Collision 8: Glass 3458 Sashabaw Rd Drayton Plains OR 4 0339 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Earl Keim Realty 7348 Highland Rd Pontiac 666-4100 HAV Inc 1 9808 Schoolcraft Detroit 838 5200 House of Maple and Pine 6605 Dixie Hwy 625 5200 Clarkston Latimer TV 3530 Sashabaw Rd Drayton Plains 673 2652 La Trend Hair Fashion 3044 Sashabaw Rd Drayton Plains 673 641 1 7 11 Foods 3461 Airport Rd Drayton Plains 623 9747 Tower Cleaners 8: Shirt Laundry 5949 Highland Rd Pontiac 673 7996 Waterford Hill Court 61 1 0 Dixie Hwy Waterford 623 9622 Waterford Resale Shop 4500 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains 673 9529 Fr Belczak OLL Rectory Waterfford 623 0274 Rev Iames F Cronk OLL Rectory Waterford 623 0274 Donald M Wood Ir DDS 5695 Dixie Hwy Waterford 623 1044 lim s Hardware 6937 Williams Lk Rd Waterford 666 3850 Harvey s Office Supply 4498 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains 673 1 249 Timothy McDonnell Insurance 3770 Airport Rd Box 606 Waterford 623 7600 Pine Knob Pharmacy 5541 Sashabaw Clarkston 625 2244 john Slbel 4047 Sllber Birch Drayton Plains 673 1675 123 -. .-,.,.--.. ....., f X , , ' fr' .f 1- MQW mum H. n. - ...nn .. -..'.-u,u-.:-..':- M fi ' , Af ' 5 1 'W f1-www-Q-ww-wW...v ,, 480 ,V 1 ,,, 17: I I, , NM WWWWV X QN NNW, FM W . 6 Z f - , f - 1 1 xy 1: 1 Q W, W' X -gwfz Q , WM, ,f :X fx , K' M X 2' ' numb' ,Qf,'R'j,2fI,'f:5Zp,,? f,.w,f,. f 'Q ,Kd ' 'N ,M mm pq. ,, ff' , .wqf , , Mzl ,ff M? fi P 'vi-iw 'u W , . 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Thomas 15 Bellows, Michael 31, 47, 82, 83, 88, 101 Bergin, Dawn 72 Betrus, Michael 27, 68, 71 Bisballe, Jeffery 64 Bleau, John 68 Blumenau, Alane 34, 76, 93 Boe, Craig 47, 54, 55, 72, 93, 94 Boncella, Jodi 51. 61, 72, 92, 93,94 Boncella, Johnna 48, 61, 82, 83, 88, 89, 94 Born, Bryan 23, 27, 68 Born Michael 64 Boyd, Lynn 56, 57, az, aa, aa, 89 Boyd, Kimberly 64 Boyd, Michael 25, 27, 46, 53,94 Boyea, Tammy 35, 48, 56, 57, 82, 83, 88, 89 Boyle, Maureen 31, 48, 56, 57, 76 Brink, Dana 47, 68 Brink, Kristi 48, 76, 78, 101 Bronz, Ed 16, 31 V Brown, Gregory 64, 93, 94 Brown, Paul 55, 72 Buck, Allison 60, 61, 72 Buckley, Scott 64 C Cairns, Dawn 48, 57, 77 Cairns, Gerald 31, 46, 47, 52, 53, 82, 83, 88, 89, 96 Cairns, Scott 64 Campbell, Willis 27, 68 Carpenter, Christopher Cassady, Sallie 15 Cassady, Timothy 47, 53, 82, 83, 88, 89, 95, 96 Cassidy, Kevin 64, 94 Cassidy, Timothy 46, 68, 95 Chester, Theodore 68 Clancy Brian 72 Clancy Patrick 47 53 77 Clark Carlotta 68 71 Cogwell Robert 64 94 Coleman Scott 77 Colombe Cindy 25 82 83 88 89 General Index Colombe, Mike 47, 72 Condon, Jacqueline 60, 68 Cook, Jill 60, 61, 72, 100 Corral, Elsa 16, 20,23 Councilor, Rhonda 23, 48, 57, 82, 83, 88, 89 Cronk, Fr. James Csizmadia, Mark D Daniels, Mary 23, 82, 83, 88, 89, 101 Davis, Carolyn 59, 73 Davis, Theodore 64, 67, 94 Diegel, Paul 64, 94 Diehm, Cindy 77 Diehm, Daniel 52, 82, 83, 8 Diehm, Thomas 64, 94 Di Pietro, Daniel 1 6 Drury, John 1 6 Dudash, Michael 35, 68 Dudash, Pat 21 Dumas, Sr. Ann 16 E Erznoznik, Carl 47, 55, 68 F Fader, De Vere 16 Fiorillo, Jeff 73 Fischer, Nancy 16 FitzGerald, Jerome 73 8, 89 FitzGerald, Peggy 22, 77, 78, 100 Flanigan, Thomas 68 Fligger, Marvin Alex 73 Foran, DeAnn 64, 94 Freund, John 77, 93 Freund, Joseph 47, 55 G Galbraith, Richard 41, 81, 82, 88, 89 Gallo, David 31, 77 Geoghegan, Mark 68 Giglio, Toni 82, 83, 88, 89 Goga, Mark 34, 65, 94 Goga, Michael 47, 64, 68 Greaves, Guy 61, 84, 85, 88, 89 Green, Stacia 28, 46, 47, 53, 84, 85, 88, 89, 95 Grzywinski, Todd 65 Gurk, Donald 3 1 H Hanel, John 73, 92, 93 Hanel, Tamara 65 Hanel, Teresa 35, 84, 85, 88,89 Hanson, Marielle 16, 23 Harrell Kristi 65 Hensel Dave 47 55 73 95 Hensel Lynn 31 41 47 84 85 88 89 101 Hinman Er1n18 68 Hochstein Dan1el84 85 Holey Karrie 77 Holladay, Marvin 35, 55, 77 Hooper, Louis 77 Hotchkiss, Harvey 40, 41, 68 Houck, Mike 35, 77,93 Houston, Carol 24, 68 Hryckowian, Audrey 43, 77, 92, 93 Hryckowian, Daniel 69 Hull, Steven 27, 65, 67 I Inunel, Steven 21, 73, 92, 93 Ivory, Ellen 15 I James, Robert 69 Jaski, Ann 26, 34, 35 Johnson, Chris 65 Joseph, Michael 1 8, 69 Joseph, Tim 65 Joyce, Kara 65 Joyce, Kathleen 59, 69 Joyce, Kelly 25, 60, 61, 73 K Kabana, Jennifer 25, 43, 77 Kabana, Jill 44, 59, 68, 69 Kabana, John 31, 84, 85 Kazewych, Andre 69 Kelly, Maureen 51, 58, 59, 69 Klein, Michael 27, 69 Klein, Wendy 84, 85, 101 Kleine, Sue 84, 85, 101 Kravetz, Julie 69 Kulick, Barry 69 Kulick, Debbie, 51, 57, 73, 75 Kulick, Julie, 48, 57, 84, 85, 94, 96, 101 Kulick, Lisa 61, 77 ' L LaLone, Christopher 34, 35, 8 LaLone, Therese 77 Lamson, Larry 54, 55, 75 Landry, John 69, 71 Lane, Richard 60, 61, 77 4, 85 Lashbrook, Todd 47, 61, 77, 92, 93 Lechel, Don 24, 69 Lee, Dallas 69 Leones, Rhonda 69, 71 Lilienthal, Laura 44, 69 Lindley, Catherine 69 Losey, Stephen 65 Losh, Maureen 1 7, 31 Lucas, James 35, 77, 93 Lucas, Joseph 47, 77, 92, 93 Lucas, Mary 27, 43, 57, 69, 71 Lucas, Star 18, 65 Luzano Kim 65 McCa McCa McCa McCa McDa MCM: MCM: MCM: McNe Magn Mah, Mah, Marsl Marti Maur Meeh Meeh Meeh Mehl, Mille: Mille: Mood Moor Moor Mour Mour Mulc: Musc Neub New Nortd Nuss, Nuss, Ocho Olive Olive Ollie, Othn Ottm Ottm Para I Park : Pass - t t t Pas , Pas , Pas Pek Pek Petr Petr Phi y . 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Sauve, Alan 66 Savela, Brian 67 Savela, Colleen 25, 74 Savela, Robert 86, 87 Scanlon, Margaret 66 Scarlotti, Gregory 86, 87 Schiller, Robert 86, 87 Schimp, Ieff 66 Schimp, Ioe 74 Schulte, Eric 61, 70 Schulte, Lisa 25, 59, 74, 75, 100 Schuster, Robert 47, 54, 55, 70 Schuster, Stephen 47, 86, 87, 95, 101 Seeterlin, Christopher Seeterlin, Teresa 24, 31, 59, 78, 95 Serden, Susan 27, 44, 59, 70 Serra, Ann 66 Serra, Mary 35, 48, 78, 92, 93 Sevcech, Kim 27, 70 Shick, Deron 79, 95 Shoemaker, Theresa 79, 101 Shull, Ieff 86, 87 Shushtari, David 18, 70, 71 Similuk, Richard 25, 86, 87 Sioma, Daniel 17, 25, 32, 48, 53, 55 Slack, Christopher 47, 54, 55, 70, 71 Smith, Lisa 66 Smith, Sharon 65, 67 Spain, Fred 17, 21 Spicuzza, Ed 47, 79, 92, 93 Spicuzza, Iacqueline 67 Spicuzza, Robert 10, 74, 75 Susalla, Marie 67 Susalla, Mike 70, 71 Swiastyn, Ion 47, 61, 74, 75, 79 Swiastyn, Mark 47, 61, 79 Szumiak, Sue 67 T Tenuta, Theresa 21,86,87,100,101 Thibert, Lisa 61 Thurston, Hope 67 Townsend, Matthew 86, 87 U Uhnavy, Dennis 70, 71 V Van Bibber, Cynthia 67 W Ward, Kristi 58, 59, 75 Webb, Kelly 67 Webb, Kevin Wertheimer, Kurt 33, 71 White, Emerson 17, 79 Worrell, Michelle Z Zelinski, Patrick 33, 67 Zelinski, Allan 71 Zurbriggen, Ann 59, 75 Zurbriggen, Mary 43, 79 Zuk, Deborah 79 4 I Now the troops of students Look to future yearsg So the celebration ends Without uncertainty and fear. 128 A-v -...-.-1 ......... .- -.rw .,,. 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