Perry High School - Rambler Yearbook (Perry, MI)

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we IV Q 1 v- 'H' f X-nr' X ALBERT JOHNSON LISA MARIE KINGSBURY VB: 1,2, 3, 4gSB:1, 2, 3,-135512, BOEC: -1, DECA: -Z, VC13, 45 NHS, SC: 2, 3, 4, SC PRES.: 4. LISA MARIE KLOSS CC: l, 2, 3, 41 TR: l, 2, 3, 43 VC: 1, 2, 341, VC-PRES: 4: NHS. I ' .. MARK LATHROP JERRY LATUNSKI ROCKY LA WSON CI.AFv5 PRES: I, 2,1413 NHS,YB: -lp SAUDI 3, AI, Sf: 2, 3. PASCAL L'HUILLlER YFU STUDENT: GOLF: 4, ROBIN MARIE LITTLE SB: 3, 4. MICHELLE LYNN LOWE DEATH OF THE 4 BASIC IFOODI GROUPS You spent most of fourth hour thinking about it. You nearly killed yourself and several others running to get it. Now you're there. You stand, grinning, in that coveted position: in front of the trays - chocolate milk in hand. The smile slowly slides from your face as you recognize the meals before you. Your choices are narrowed down to the infamous meatball sub and the not so well known sea pizza - whatever that is. Of course, there is succatash and, under the heat lamp, peaches. You slowly realize your best choice is to follow the crowd - to the store for a TWIX and a bag of GUMMI BEARS. Seniors 41

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PEGGY HART TR: 1' DEBBIE HASKELL BRIAN HEDDEN STEVEN MICHAEL HEDDEN CYNTHIA H. HELZER FFA - SENTINEL: 2, DECA: 3, 45 CO-OP. GERRY N. HOLM GOLF: 4. JERRY C. HORD NP: 2, 3, 45 BOEC: 35 DC: 2, 3, 4 CAROL ANN HOWERY OFFICE AND TEACHERS AIDE: 3, 4. AMY HYNES BOEC: 47 NP: 2.5 FC: 21 SADD: 3, 4 MARK JACMIN SHELLY IANSEN GORDON JODWAY 40 Seniors I .f is .4 my I 'Senior Activity Key, sec page 46. N Ja v,

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I BOBBETTE GRUESBECK LUCAS SADD: 3: Band: I, 2, 3, 4, Tr: lg NHS: DECA: 4. JEFFRY MARK LYONS FB: 1, 2, 3, 4: BaB:1, 2, 3, 4: DECA: 3, 47 VC: 2, 3, 4. RONNA LYNN MANCLES DECA: 3, 45 FFA: 2 LARRY MARCH SCOTT IOHN MCGRAW FB:1, Z, 3, 4: VC: 2, 3, 4:Tr:1,2, 3 4: SADD: 3, 4. CATHY RAE MCOWEN CH: 2, 3, 4, SB: 1, 2, 3, 4, BB: DECA: 2, 3: BOEC: 3: VC: 2, 3, TAREN MICHELLE METCALF BOEC: 4. DANIEL PATRICK MILLER DECA: 4: BAB: 4. I JERRY L. MILLER 'O I THE YELLGW, COR IS IT OIQANGEU BUS. I One ofthe reasons that everyone wants to turn 16, as quickly as possible, is so that they can drive theniselves to school. Why? Well, if you have ever stood in sub-zero weather temperatures for half an hour, waiting for a late bus, or have been subjected to such revolting antics as belching contests - Iyou would know why. Another thing . . . let's face it, some bus drivers are not cheer- ful people. In fact, some are downright tyIrannical! We realize that it is a rough job but a child's first impression, of the day, should not be a scowling bus driver. I So when your parents give you that Iold line, I walked ten miles to school: you should be glad to have a bus to ride, you should be thankful for not walking, buts riding the bus can be a true test of your mental stability. , I I I I I I ,. 42. Seniors i I