Port Austin School - Pirate Yearbook (Port Austin, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

PIRATE This year's Pirate Annual is based on Movies, the theater, catching people in action. Movies are filled with excitement and stars. There is a lot of time, work and effort put into making a movie. We feel our annual is percisely that. A fan- tastic year was put into this book; now we would like you to catch a glimpse of the show. Lights, Camera, Action.............ROLL 'EM!!! i fit STUNTMEN pg. 45 Cl i t GUILDS PRODUCTIONS pg. 73 ■ The 1979 Pirate Annual is dedicated to two very special men that we feel contributed a great deal to our growth as individuals. Mr. Scott MacGregor is a former business teacher at Port Austin High School. He was also the basketball coach of the 1977 Pirate team. He led them to their first District Championship since 1967. Mr. MacGregor now lives in Midland and works for Farm Bureau Insurance. He earned his teaching degree from Central Michigan University, and we were very lucky to have him for the time we did. Mr. Gary Cass,was a principal at Port Austin Public School. He was only here one year, but during that time he helped us a great deal. For many of us, he became a dear friend treasured forever. Mr. Cass now lives in Lansing, and is a consultant for the Mich- igan State Board. Like Mr. MacGregor, Mr. Cass also graduated from Central Michigan University. Both of these men have been very special to us. They have shown concern and tried to help us in many ways. The memories of them will be in our hearts forever. Thank You very much for all of your time and concern. Mr. MacGregor and Mr. Cass you're two great people!!! DIRECTORS - - Z - - ✓ 5 The group behind the scenes. The 1979 Board of Education to the far right. Superintendent Mr. Jeffery Kersh, the new Principal Mr. Kenneth Micklash and their secretaries,Mrs. Margaret Stobbe and Mrs Marion Chaplin ski. All of these people were surely an important ingredient to mak- ing this year a very memorable one. Marion Chaplin ski Margaret Stobbe 8Z6I Jeffrey Kersh Kenneth Micklash Standing: Leonard Yaroch Jr., Louis M. Schillinger, David Thuemmel Seated: Gloria Kasper, Venice Clancy, Mary Grybowski Miss- ing: Albin Murawski VICTOR DAM EN Math, Science LOIS HORENZIAK 3rd 4th Grades CASMERE JUREK Typing, Business NANCE KNOOP Resource Room JAN IS LESLIE Music, Soc. Studies KENNETH MCLEOD Science, Math JOANN MCKIM 5th 6th Grades HOLLY NEWELL Kindergarten That's not really Joe Lewan- dowski behind the welding mask. (Sorry, Joe. Someone offered us $100 for your pic- ture---an offer we just couldn't pass up!) MIKE BELOTE Soc. Studies, Science, Health ANNE SCHWEDLER Reading Improvement NO PHOTO VAVAILABLE J r NO PHOTO lftVAILABL| 8 I 1. This years bus drivers consisted of Evona Thuftmuk, Charles Thuemmel, Arlice Lackie, and Carl Loewe. 2. Jack Knoblock at work as always. Other custodians not pictured Mary Craig and Bill Hynek. DOROTHY PARKS Home Ec. , History ROBERT SIGSBY Shop. Health JOYCE STANEK English, Journalism GARY STURM Art, English, Speech LINDA TATE 2nd 3rd Grades MARYANN THOMPSON First Grade JACK WALLINGTON Science, Phys. Ed. DERWIN JACOBS J.H. Eng., Soc. Studies 9 SUSAN L. MAYES Susan or Sue FHA 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Volleyball 10,11,12 Brack 9,10,11,12; Softballl 9; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Co-op 12; Varsity Club 11; Senior Trip Club 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Vocational Ed. 12; Secretary Treasurer 10; Student Council Rep. 11 DIANA KAY BUBAR Dodie Basketball 9,10; Volleyball 9,10, 11,12; Softball 9,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Historian 12; Teachers Aid 12; Journalism 11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Yearbook Business Manager 12; Cheerleading 9,11,12; Varsity Club 11; ACT Semi-Finalist 12; Class Treas- urer 10; Class Secretary 10,12 JiLUT T The valedictorian for the Class of 19 79 is Susan Mayes, who earned a 3.9 grade point average during her high school career. Diana Bubar, with a 3.4 grade point av- erage, was the salutatorian. Both girls were very active at school and did super jobs. Congratula- tions Susan and Diana! SUSAN MARIE TAORMINA Sue FHA 9; Track 9; Kitchen Aid 9; Cheerleading 9,10; Mixed Chorus 10; Teachers Aid 11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Photography Dir- ector 12; Vocational Ed. 12; Co-op 12; Senior TVip Club 12 DAVE M. SCOVIAC Scov Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Homecoming Escort 12; Vocational Ed. 11; Co-op 12 BONNIE M. DAY Yowser Senior Class President 12; BSB Report 11,12; Sen- ior Trip Club 12; Teachers Aid 12; FHA 11,12; Stats 12; Volleyball 11,12; Softball 11,12 DOUGLAS CARL EGGERT Doug Football 9; Vocational Ed. 11; Co-op 12 MARY T. LOEWE Terry Cheerleading 10,11,12; Kitchen Aid 12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Journalism 12; Yearbook Staff 12; TTack 9 i} KIMBERLY KAYE SARVER Kim FHA 9,10,11; FHA VP of Degrees 11; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Journal- ism 11,12; Photography 12; Draft Co-Editor 12; Basketball 9; Volley- ball 9,10,11,12; Senior Trip Club 12; Physica) Fitness Award 9 ROBERT E. DISCHER Bionic Bob Basketball 9,10,12; Football 10,11; Co-op 12; Vocational Ed. 12; Music 10; Varsity Club 11; Senior Trip Club 12; Home- coming Escort 11,12; Special Olympics 9,10,11,12 SCOTT D. LYONS Fuzz Basketball 9,11,12; Track 11,12; Baseball 12; Chorus 12; Senior TVip Club 12; Varsity club 11; Homecoming Driver 12; Teachers Aid 12; Pee Wee Re- feree 12 ELAINE KATHY POLEGA FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA President 12; FHA Hi jtorian 11: FHA Regional Secretary 11; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Journalism 11,12; Draft Co-Editor 11; Breeze Editor 12; Co-op 12; Homecoming Court 12; Softball 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Stats 10,11,12; Bat Girl 10: Honor Student 12 CRAIG MICHAEL BERENS Pepe' Track 9,10,11; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 111 Senior Trip Club 12; Vocational Ed. 12 16 BONITA MARIE YAROCH Class President 11; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Honorable Mention 11; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9; Track 10,11; FHA 9,10,11,12; Sen- ior Trip Club 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Office Aid 12; Teachers Aid 11,12; Drama 12; Varsity Club 11; Stats 10; Special Chorus 12; Vocational Ed. 12; Red Cross Volunteer MICHAEL E. KORN Stubby Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; TVack 9,10,11,12; Class V. Pres- ident 12; Journalism 11,12; Photo- graphy 11,12; Varsity Club 11; Chorus 9; Senior TVip Club 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Teach- ers Aid 12 JUSTINA MARIE BRUCE Tina Basketball 9,10,11; Softball 9,10,11; Boys Basketball. Stats 9,10; FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Parliamentarian 11; FHA VP of Degrees 12; Cheerleading 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Yearbook Editor 12; Varsity Club 11; Student Council 10; Office Aid 10,12; Teachers Aid 12; Home- coming Court 12; Student Council Treasurer 10; Yearbook Business Manager 11; High School Math Award 11; Winter Carnival Queen 12 ROGER CRAIG WILLIAMS Dodgin Rog Student Council 9; Class President 9; Football 12; Baseball 12; Journalism 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Photography 12; Physical Education Award 11' CINDY JOANN NAYBACK Class Baby Softball 9,12; Basketball 12; Ochestra 9,11; School Musical Plays 9,11 ‘S FREDERICK L. MARCHESE Cheese Mixed Chorus 10; Co-op 12 BRENDA ANN SMEADER Bren FHA 9,10,11,12; Senior Trip Club 12; Varsity Club 11; Co-op 12; Cheerleading 9; Volleyball 9,10; Basketball 9; Softball 9; Bat Girl 11; Kitchen Aid 11,12; Journalism 12; Chorus 10,11; Yearbook 12 IAN ICE E. MILLER Jamnice-Milner Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10, 11,12; FHA-Parliamentarianl2; Varsity Club 11; Office Aide 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Journalism 11,12; Home- coming Court 12; Senior Trip Club 12; Student Council 12; Student Council V President 12; Tom-Wat Chariman 12; Honor Student 12; Home Ec. Award 11 MARK ROMAN KOZLOWSKI Koz - Kozlow Football 9,12; Vocational Ed. 11; Co-op 12; Homecoming Escort 10,12; Senior Trip Club 12; Win- ter Carnival Kin' ' ; 2nd Team Offensive Guard 2; 2nd T am De- fensive End 12 ELLEN MARIE ARNOTT El FHA 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10; Track 10,11,12; Bat Girl 10,11,12; Volleyball Stats 11; Varsity Club 11; Class Treas- urer 9; Student Council 10,11; Student Council Secretary 10; Class President 10; Student Council President 11; Vocat- ional Ed. 11; Muscular Dystrophy Drive 11; Easter Seals Drive 11; Co-op 12; Senior Trip Club 12; Sen- ior Trip Club President 12; Teachers Aid 12; Journalism 12; Photography 12; Breeze Editor 12; Yearbook Staff 12; ©m moi BRIAN M. KORN Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9, 10,11,12; Ttack 9,10,11,12; State Finals 10, Most Valuable Player 11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Teach- ers Aid 12; Journalism 12; Varsity Club 11; Senior Ttip Club 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Student Council 11,12; Class President 9 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS JOYCE ANN JANDRESKI 'Tai-Jai FHA 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10, 11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball 9; Track 10; Varsity Club 11; Muscular Distrophy Drive 11; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Homecoming Court 12; Senior Trip Club 12; Vocational Ed. 12; Draft Co- Editor 12; Journalism 11,12; Winter Carnival Queen 10; Honor Student 12 MARGARET ANN FINAN 'Mags FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Parlimentarian 10; FHA Reporter 11; Vocational Ed. 11; Basketball 9,10,11; Cheer- leading 9,11,12; Softball 9; Track 9,10; Co-op 12; Senior Trip Club 12; Varsity Club 11; Chorus 9; Drama 9,10 EDWIN A. KNOBLOCK Eddie Football 9,10,11,12; 2nd Team Linebacker 11; Honorable Men- tion Linebacker 12; Honorable Mention Offensive Guard 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11, 12; 2nd Team Outfielder 10; 1st Team Ojtfielder 11; Chorus 9; Co-op 12; Class V President 9; Senior TVip Club 12; Journ- alism 12; Pee Wee Referee 12; Teachers Aid 12; Homecoming Escort 12; Shop Award 9; Rick A. Goretski Vocational Ed. 12; Draft Editor 12; Teachers Aid 12; Senior Trip Club 12; Yearbook Photography 12 Varsity Club 11 They saved the BEST for last!!! BRENDA ANN YAROCH FHA 9; Mixed Chorus 10; Teachers Aid 11; Breeze Art Editor 12; Co-op 12 IAMES D. MULLEN JR. TVack 11,12; Football 12; Teachers Aid 11,12; Vocational Ed. 12 iS THERESA A. VENTLINE Theresa Senior TVip Club 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Teachers Aid 11,12; Journalism 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12 CHRISTOPHER GEORGE VUKOVICH Stew Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,12; Football 9,10; Track 9,10, 12; Plays 11; Chorus 10,12; Class V President 9 TIMOTHY JENNINGS REBECCA S. YAROCH Becky FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA VP of De- grees 11,12; FHA V President 11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Journalism 11,12; Varsity Club 11; Homecoming Court 12; Home- coming Queen 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,11,12; Volleyball 9,11,12; Stats 11,12; B B Report 11,12; Honor Student 12; Bat Girl 10; Senior Trip Club 12 ANDREW HOGAN Beaker 19 1 Becky Yaroch 2 Joyce Jandreski 3 Kim Sarver 4 Mike Korn 5 Brenda Smeader 11 Janice Miller 12 Chris Stewart 13 Fred Marchese 14 Doug Eggert 15 Bobbie Discher 6 Brian Korn 7 Bonnie Day 8 Dodie Bubar 9 Margaret Finan 10 Craig Berens AMERICAN CARIES CF 1979 21 22 23 24 25 Scott Lyons Elaine Polega Brenda Yaroch Tina Bruce Ellen Arnott 16 Theresa Ventline 17 Andy Hogan 18 Eddie Knoblock 19 Ricky Goretski 20 Lila Navock 26 Mark Kozlowski 2 7 Roger Williams 2 8 Cindy Nayback 29 Susie Mayes 20 Nicest Smile- Joyce Jan- dreski, Mark Kozlowski, Chris Stewart and Tina Bruce 5. Most Energetic - Andy Hogan and Theresa Ventline 6. Class Clowns - Andy Hogan, Margaret Finan and Bob Discher. 7. Most Conceited and Laziest - Roger 1. Biggest Polocks- Ricky Gor- etski and lanice Miller 2. Big- gest Flirts- Ellen Arnott and Brian Korn 3. Most Studious- Dodie Bubar and Jim Mullen 4. Best All Around- Mike Korn and Janice Miller______________ Williams. 8. Nicest Eyes - Mark Kozlowski and Elaine Polega. IIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS J UNIOF Rich Arnott Michelle Bigham Diana Breuss i S JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUN Roxanne DeBlois Laura Frydlewicz Laura Garrett Tammy Hatch Ruth Hirschberger Faye Jandreski Bernadette Jimkoski Robbie Knoblock James Manning 26 a JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNICES JUNICES Christine Murawski Shawn McGuire Steve Mosey Craig Peyerk Lisa Phillips Ron Schramski Mike Smukala Eric Sowders Billy Stewart Marcel Van Vug t Ken Veginski Janine Wagner Clariece Yaroch Missing: Tony Prill Bruce Rynearson 'HOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SO! Brian Berens Mike Breuss Diane Birchfield Terry Braun David Bucholtz Lucynda Davis Janet Fisher Mary Theresa Goretski Tina Goretski Mark Greene Wanda Guisgand Dawn Heilig Alesia Holliday Charolette Timkoski Kenneth Timkoski Dale Timpkoski Scott Kasper Barry Kidd 28 RES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMO Laurie Korn Nancy Kozlowski Mike Leavine Missing: Dave Craig Don Marentette Cheryl Loewe Tracy Margaron Alan Mayes Paul Mayes Michael Mikolowski Elaine Miller Jerome Navock Julie Parks Judy Polega Cindy Prill Donald Reinke Kelly Sarver David Strozeski Richard Voss Anne Yaroch 29 MM [MEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH ME Robert Chagnon Edward Coffey Kevin Craig Kim Craig EN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE £N ERESHMEN FRESHMEN FI Barbara Brock John Chagnon Brenda Horn Leonard Iskow Norman Iskow Teff Jennings Larry Jimkoski Christine Karl Brain Knoblock Marilyn Leavine Kevin Manning April Marentette JO ASHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Paula Mullen Augustine Murawski Phillip Navock Edward Osantoski Jeanne Osentoski Pamela Peterson Richard Pettit Paul Rynearson James Schramski Brenda Steinman Brian Steinman Robert Stone Sharon Taylor Russell Tutwiler Beth Yaroch v GHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRAD Michael Birchlield Amanda Bubar John Byrne Dawn Coffey Thomas Connors Cherie Craig Roger DeBlois Stephen Frank Mary Ellen Goretski Tim Gould Loretta Guisgand Dean Hatch Russel Hildreth Bruce Hirschberger Keith Jandreski Eileen Jimkoski Eva Jimkoski Kimberlee Johns a EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Joe Kasper Tina Kozlowski Tonya Lowry Todd Lyons Edward Phillips Shirley Polega Bonnie Prill Connie Prill Cathy Reardon Lisa Reinke Renee Rice Annjennifer Sowders Jacqueline Talaski Gregory Wills Kevin Yaroch u EVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTI Synthia Brown Michelle Chaplinski Tuana Connors Brenda Eggert Doug Evins Doreen Fischer Brian Gembarski Catherine Goretski Thad Goretski Nancy Graboski lames Grybowski Brian Hoody David Iskow Angela Jimkoski Terry Jimpkoski TH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GP Theresa Karl Teffery Kidd Glenn Knoblock Michael Koroleski Carol Koroleski Cindy Margaron Ton Mayes Ken Murawski Benjamin Nayback Diane Pickering Doug Polega Doug Slayden Gail Taylor Michael Whitson Renee Yaroch is E SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Thomas Bubar Danny Craig Ronald Dezenski Toann Discher Cheryl Goretski Annette Grant Anthony Johns David Leavine Guy Lowry Monica Mayhew Dianne Nejedly Donna Pickering Roger Sarver Kristen Thuemmel David Whitenack 2 FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE rIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE I Ronald Birchfield Toseph Byrne Anna Marie Chagnon Greg Dezenski Tames Gembarski Todd Gordon Raymond Heins Chad Hilborn Kenneth Reardon Kathy Stanek Angela Wilson v Allan Craig Clarke Cummings Luella Fitchett Cathy Gould Darlene Grant Steven Heilig Gerald Holliday Julia Jimpkoski Jeffery Nayback Dawn Ofchar David Ruark Karl Thuemmel Micheal Tutwiler Thomas Yaroch i j HIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE THIRD GRAI THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE THIRD GRADE Mary Boyer Russell Boyer Scott Brown Susan Cove Tracy Dranberg Melissa Gembarski Mark Gordon Tina lahn Marshall Margaron Joseph Mayhew Kristi Pettit Danny Reardon Jennifer Strozeski Eric Thuemmel Michelle Yaroch Phillip Zinger 39 ECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SECOND GRA Michelle Pettit Jill Babcock Shari Babock James Bigham Douglas Brock David Everson Allen Grant Joseph Grybowski Mark Lowry Brad Miller Brian Miller Christopher Ofchar Allyn Parsons Beth Ruark Charlene Tala ski 40 FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST G1 FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE FIR Jean Boyer Suzanne Brown Dawn Detwiler Timothy Dranberg Matthew Grant Gary Hilborn Joseph Jahn Jodi Kersh Stacey Miller Michele Morris John Pickering Mike Rifenbark Edward Roush Cevin Tala ski Elizabeth Thuemmel Sherry Upthegrove 4' [NDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN Klh q □ q □ r £ —1 i=j Chris Cove Michael Finan Jennifer Grates Patrick Grybowski Josh Holliday Pam Horetski Rodney Jimkoski Martin Karl Chris Kubacki Molly Mikolowski Dean Parks Kristi Parsons Jamie Ulfig Jodi Voss Stacey Younk Brenda Antoszewski David Birchfield LeRoy Boyer James Byrne INDERGARTEN KINDER Becki Babcock Robert Compton Craig Cummings Audrey Frankhouse Chad Gembarski Kelly Gembarski Amy Graham Jacquetta Grefe Dominic Grybowski Yolanda Lewis Nathan Neal Robert Nejedly Genevieve Reardon Carrie Reginer Amy Rice Belinda Rifenbark Bryan Rifenbark Kim Sosnoski Amy Szymanski Garrett Williams 43 STLN1MEN 45 TOP ROW: Elaine Polega, Roxanne DeBlois, Bonita Yaroch. Diana Breuss, Coach Wallington BOTTOM: Becky Yaroch, Louie Davis, Laura Frydlewicz Julie Parks v COACH ABOVE: Coach Jack Wallington CMU graduate, heads his second year as teacher and coach at Port Austin. TOP RIGHT: Coach Wallington gives a helping hand to Roxanne DeBlois at practice ABOVE: The P.A. girls line up for a jump ball against Port Hope. 46 Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Wallington, Laurie Korn, Brenda Steinman, Pam Peterson, Cindy Nayback, Judy Polega, Mary Theresa Goretski ABOVE: Julie Parks goes up with the shot as Becky Yaroch (45) gets ready for the rebound. LEFT: No. 53 Bonita Yaroch takes the ball from a Port Hope player. 47 First Row: S. Kasper, L. Jimkoski, D. Scoviac, R. Stone, B. Steinman, W. Stone, P. Rynearson, B. Stewart, P. Mayes, D. Reinke, Second Row: B. Korn, K. Veginski, E. Knoblock, C. Berens, R. Williams, J. Mullen, L. Iskow, M. Breuss, R. Voss, R. Arnott, M. Kbrn Photos by Huron Daily Tribune LEFT: Don Reinke, gains a first down against the Peck Pirates as Brian Korn (22) and Mark Kozlowski (65) look on. BOTTOM: Rich makes a nice hit as Dave Scoviac (30) moves in. 49 Photos by Huron Daily Tribune TOP LEFT: Rich Voss hands off as Dave Scoviac breaks through a large hole for a big gain against the CaSeville Eagles. ABOVE: Dave Scoviac gets outside for another first down. MIDDLE: Eddie Knoblock gets the job done as he stops the outside run. 50 ABOVE: There was no where to go for CaSeville as Rich Amott puts on the hit. LEFT: Coach Casmere Jurek heads his second year as football coach of the Port Austin Pirates. BOTTOM: Rich Arnott (55) and Roger Williams look on as Eddie Knoblock and Craig Berens puts the hurt to a Ca Seville ________player a cc Bottom Row: Sue Mayes, Julie Parks, Laura Frydlewicz, Dodie Bubar Back Row: Laura Garrett, Bonnie Day, Bonita Yaroch, Coach Thompson Missing: Faye Jandreski, Toyce Jandreski, Becky Yaroch, Diana Breuss Above: Becky Yaroch shows her style in serving. Bottom left: Julie Parks shows her determination to win with a diving save. Bottom right: Dodie Bubar makes a sliding save. J2 ----------------- Coach Maryann Thompson finish- ed her 5 th and final year as head coach at Port Austin. She had a record of 6-10 this year. V._______________ J Bottom Row: Brenda Steinman, Barb Brock, Lisa Phillips Back Row: Coach Janet Voss, Louie Davis, Mary Theresa Goretski Missing: Alesia Holliday Top Left: Becky Yaroch sets it up for another point. Middle: Julie Parks sets one up for a spike. Top Right: Julie Parks spikes one against Akron- Fairgrove. Bottom Right: Sue Mayes sets it up as other P.A. players watch. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL ------------------------------------------- Port Austin played Owen-Gage in the first round of district play. Port Austin played well, but Owen- Gage came out on top. V___________________________________________) Photo by Huron Daily Tribune ---------------------------------------N Port Austin had a hard time making things click, but did play hard ball throughout the year. V_______________________________________ 55 Boys’ Junior Varsity J. Manning, A. Mayes, L. Iskow, S. Kasper, B. Knoblock, D. Reinke, P. Mayes, B. Berens, B. Steinman The J.V. had a respect- able season under Coach Jurek. Ending up with a 10 9 season. _______________________) ▲ Football games. . .basketball games .. .cheering in the rain. . . The girls were behind their guys all the way. This year's Varsity and Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders showed a lot of enthusiasm towards keeping up the Spirit. Pep assemblies were pre- sented by the girls, and a pancake breakfast was prepared for the football players. The Varsity squad went to camp at Northwood Institute this summer where they brought back many ideas to help everyone. All the screaming, yell- ing and emotions brought on by the spirited dynamic cheerleaders will echo in our minds forever! ! ! V______________________________J 59 1. Becky safe at home. 2. Strike them out every time Becky. 3. Brenda Steinman, I wish I could hit like that! 4. Get her out, Louie ! 5. Anne Yaroch up to bat again. 6. Cindy gets a hit. 7. You're out! Too bad the catcher was in the way. Front Row-Kathy Stanek. 2nd Row-Coach Jacobs, Anne Yaroch, Laurie Korn, Cindy Nayback, and Pam Peterson. 3rd Row-Louie Davis, Julie Parks, Christine Murawski, Bonnie Day and Beth Yaroch. Last Row-Laura Frydlewicz, Roxanne DeBlois, Dodie Bubar, Brenda Steinman, Becky Yaroch and Mary Theresa Goretski. Kneeling: P. Mayes, R. Pettit, B. Steinman, B. Marentette, B. Chagnon, J. Jennings D. Maren- tette. Standing: Coach Jack Wallington, B. Korn, E. Knoblock, R. Williams, M. Korn, A. Mayes, M. Breuss, D. Reinke, B. Kidd and Mr. Belote. Left: Mike Korn getting another great hit. Bottom Left: Mike Breuss showing his batting tal- ents also. Below: A con- ference between Mike Korn, Coach Wallington and Don Reinke. Above: What a stretch ! A fan- tastic job done on first. Left: One of the pit- chers Don Reinke praying its a strike. Below: He's safe, they dropped the ball! A super slide, by a super player! J Photo by Huron Daily Tribune Photo by Huron Daily Tribune Opposite Page: Behind that cloud of dust sliding into home plate is Eddie Knoblock. Above: Bill Marentette scores - both batting and as an up-and-coming freshman pitcher. Left: Umpire John Zinger ex- changing a few words with Peck's coach. EVERY MAN A KING 1. A crew that ran in the St. Patrick's Day Road Race. 2. Eddie showing his strength with the discus . 3. Leonard jumping to high heaven. 4 5 . Eddie trying his hardest at the high jump. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM Front Row: A. Mayes, C. Stewart, P. Mayes, L. Iskow, S. Mayes. Back Row: S. Kasper, M. Korn , S. Lyon s, E. Knoblock, B. Korn, M. T. Goretski. FOOTBALL Flint-Gennesse 24 PA 0 Kingston 22 12 Carson ville-Port Sanilac 26 6 Akron-Fa irgrove 43 0 Caseville 34 0 Peck 35 0 North Huron 38 0 Owen-Gage 65 0 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Caseville 60 Kinde 37 Peck 35 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 37 Akron-Fairgrove 41 Port Hope 37 Owen-Gage 64 Kingston 33 Caseville 53 Kinde 43 Peck 43 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 51 Akron-Fa irgrove 43 Port Hope 40 Owen-Gage 48 Caseville 58 PA 47 29 33 27 46 43 43 68 41 47 33 52 36 42 28 35 Districts at Kinde BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Caseville 37 PA 45 Kingston 41 62 Owen-Gage 40 53 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 61 52 Caseville 33 47 North Huron 65 47 Peck 57 64 Akron-Fairgrove 60 41 Port Hope 68 61 Caseville 40 62 Kingston 45 55 Owen-Gage 54 61 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 51 45 North Huron 74 63 Peck 65 42 Akron - Fa irg rove 79 63 Port Hope 66 68 GIRLS SOFTBALL PA Caro 4 5 North Huron 2 16 Kingston 6 7 Caseville 18 2 Port Hope 2 31 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 13 7 Owen-Gage 17 0 Akron-Fairgrove 8 7 Peck 10 3 North Huron 3 14 Kingston 11 1 Caseville 17 7 Port Hope 20 25 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 13 11 Owen-Gage 25 13 Akron-Fairgrove 5 11 Peck 6 8 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL PA Caseville 24 11 Kinde 13 15 Peck 18 19 Carsonville- Port Sanilac 11 17 Akron-Fairgrove 16 43 Port Hope 25 6 Owen -Gage 33 31 2 OT Kingston 10 31 Caseville 28 15 Kinde 22 25 Peck 25 16 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 17 26 BOYS VARSITY Akron - Fa irg ro ve 8 20 BASKETBALL Port Hope 30 15 PA Owen-Gage 21 24 Caseville 45 32 Kingston 45 47 Owen-Gage 75 32 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 85 35 Caseville 49 35 North Huron 62 33 Peck 81 57 Akron-Fairgrove 82 51 BASEBALL PA Caseville 53 44 Bad Axe 11 0 Kingston 58 38 Bad Axe 10 3 Owen-Gage 77 43 Kinde 2 7 Port Hope 71 52 Kinde 2 9 Car son ville -Port Kingston 1 4 Sanilac 91 38 Kingston 12 5 North Huron 73 63 Lakers 10 0 Peck 75 49 Caseville 2 4 Akron-Fairgrove 84 41 Caseville 13 1 Port Hope 69 65 Port Hope 0 8 Owen-Gage 66 49 Port Hope 0 10 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 4 0 Carsonville-Port Sanilac 14 0 Owen-Gage 10 1 Owen-Gage 14 0 Akron-Fairgrove 2 3 Akron-Fairgrove 8 6 Caseville 13 3 Pre-Districts Peck 0 5 Peck 5 2 8-8 League 8-12 Over-all afflfloaa mm f KNEELING: Roger DeBlois, Jeff Kidd, Keith Jandreski, Thad Goretski, Brian Gembarski, Doug Slayden. STANDING: Toe Kasper, Ed Phillips, Mike Birchfield, Todd Lyons, Dean Hatch, Brian Hoody, Glenn Knoblock, Doug Polega, Coach Derwin Jacobs. 8th Grade: Dawn Coffey, Cherie Craig, Kim Johns, Lisa Reinke, Loretta Guisgand 7th Grade: Sandra Butler, Michelle Chaplinski, Cindy Maragron, Tracy Berens, Doreen Fischer BASKETBALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS First Row: Sharon Taylor, Paula Mullen, Tina Bruce, Anne Yaroch, Judy Polega, Louie Davis, Elaine Polega, Becky Yaroch, Janice Miller, Laura Frydlewicz, Dodie Bubar, Laura Garrett, and Bernadette Jimkoski Second Row: Mrs. Parks, Brenda Steinman, Tina Goretski, Diana Birchfield, Theresa Ventline, Faye Jandreski, Bonnie Day, Diana Breuss, Bonita Yaroch, Joyce Jandreski, Ellen Arnott, Margaret Finan, Terry Loewe, Susie Mayes, and Roxanne DeBlois Third Row: Pam Peterson, Nancy Kozlowski, Dawn Heilig, Julie Parks, Laurie Korn, Cheryl Loewe, Mary Theresa Goretski, Alesia Holliday, Brenda Smeader, Christine Murawski, and Clairice Yaroch 75 r n First Row: Tracy Berens, Connie Prill, Tina Kozlowski, Bonnie Prill, Dawn Heilig, Diana Birchfield, Janet Fisher 2nd Row: Miss Leslie, Doug Evins, Chris Stewart, Scott Lyons, Bonita Yaroch, Doug Slayden First Row: Kathy Stanek, Angela Brown, Ann Marie Chagnon, Allan Craig, Dave Ruark, Karl Thuemmel, Ray Heins, 2nd Row: Mike Tutwiler, Teff Nayback, Tom Yaroch, Chad Hilborn, Ken Reardon , 3rd Row: Miss Leslie, Todd Gordon, Joe Byrne, Jim Gembarski, Clarke Cummings, Ron Birchfield, Steve Heilig Front Row: Mary Ellen Goretski, Amanda Bubar, Kirsten Thuemmel, Eileen Jimkoski, Sandy Butler, Tracy Berens, Tony Johns 2nd Row: Miss Leslie, Doug Evins, Michael Whitson, Doug Slayden, James Grybowski, Thomas Bubar 3rd Row: Ron Dezenski, Rusty Tutwiler, Eva Jimkoski, Juana Connors, Tom Connors Student Council Sitting: Cherie Craig , Renee Rice, Tracy Berens, Mike Mikolowski ©iana Breuss, Janice Miller, Rich Arnott Standing: Mr. Micklash, Brenda Steinman, Alan Mayes, Paul Rynearson, Brian Korn, Doreen Fischer V. Front Row: Ricky Goretski, Mike Korn, Eddie Knoblock, Faye Jandreski, Brian Korn, Brenda Smeader, Joyce Jandreski, Ellen Arnott, Kim Sarver, Bernadette Jimkoski, Second Row: Dodie Bubar, Christine Murawski, Theresa Ventline, Terry Loewe, Sue Graboski, Bonita Yaroch, Diana Breuss, Roger Williams, Third Row: Mrs. Stanek, Eric Sowders, Elaine Polega, Janice Miller, Becky Yaroch, Tina Bruce, Brenda L Yaroch. Lila Navock Journalism.............What a class ! ! ! The Breeze, our monthly paper. The Draft, a weekly crazy paper. And last but not least The Dispatch, an extra paper full of lots of interest- ing stories and facts. Of course there is the Yearbook the journalsim class puts together. Alot of time was also spent on making programs, assist- ing in the Red Cross Blood Drive and many other miscellanious projects also. A great job done by a great class. SOCIETY 79 Joyce Jandreski Brian Korn Becky Yaroch (Queen) Eddie Knoblock Janice Miller Mark Kozlowski Elaine Polega Bobby Discher Tina Bruce Mike Korn Susan Mayes Dave Scoviac Photos by Hearsch rui Lru o o o This yeai 's Homecoming started out with Spirit Week. During the week the students did different things to show their spirit. On Monday it was You Are My Friend Day. Everyone sent candy kisses to their special friends. Tues- day was the day everyone forgot to take off their pajamas before coming to school; it was P.J. and Pet Day. 50's Day was on Wednesday, and on Thurs- day everyone signed each others T-shirts. To close the Spirit Week, Friday was Banana Day. To fire the guys up, the cheerleaders put together an hour pep assembly Friday afternoon. The game started at 1:00 o'clock on Saturday; the Parade of Floats was first. The game didn't go too well, but not all was lost; every- one was happy anyway. Becky Yaroch was crowned queen at half time of the game, and the winners of the floats were announced. The sophomore class won first with the theme Burn 'Em. The seniors took second, and the seventh grade third. No one will ever forget the dance. The band was Summit, and they did a fantastic job. All in all the Homecoming was a very memorable occasion for all. v______________________________________________________________________y wjw mr Km The Winter Carnival this year started out with the perfect weather: cold and freezing. All went well despite the cold. Many events took place, with the Juniors winning the over-all championship. The Seniors took the broomball title in a clean sweep. The dance was held on Saturday, and for all of those hungry people a pancake breakfast on Sunday, sponsored by the seniors. m 86 CAST Roane Shepperley----Laura Garrett Tessie-------------Margaret Finan Margaret Biller------------Bonita Yaroch Tommy-------------Mike Mikolowski Hester Fontaine---RoxanneDeBloi s Augusta Garvey---------------Tina Bruce Garald Clayton----Robbie Knoblock Ora Fontaine------------Mike Korn Hubert Biller-----------------Jim Mullai Rodney Church-----Ricky Goretski Last night it stormed terribly. The thunder shook the house and the lightening seemed to cut the sky in two. I couldn't sleep— I never can during storms. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't prevent my mind from wandering back to that night— the night I'll never forget. Suddenly, I felt I was in that room again— the living room of the house that stood on the cliff— the living room where I knew happines and fear. My mind began forming crazy patterns and, there in the midst of everything, I saw the gun just as it had been— lying there on the sofa. My fingers held onto the edge of the bed, but my imagination made it take a diff- erent shape. It felt like the back of the chair in that living room. I held onto it just as I had that night and I almost heard that cry again and felt the warm blood under my hand. How silly I was to think about it again and live through those final days once more. Back—back to the beginning—when was the beginning? Above: Roane,Hester, Gerald and Mrs. Garvey having afternoon tea. While Mrs. Garvey tries to find out all she can about Clara Watter's death. Below: Gerald and Roane conversing in a polite fashion, which soon leads to love. V_______________________________________ Above: The Inspector once again doing his duty. In this scene he is speaking to Marg- aret, the housekeeper and Tommy, her son. Tommy, a retarded boy, who is later mur- dered in the play, is a boy ot great compas- sion . Above: Ora giving Augusta a drop of brandy. Augusta being the town gossiper, has come once again to the household to find out all she can. When she finds her company is not welcome she leaves with a wind of anger. Left: Tessie and Hester comforting Roane after someone has just tried to strangle her. Who could the murderer be ? Who tore apart the flowers and stuffed bear Gerald brought for Roane? In the clos- ing of the play, he finally takes his own life, Ora kills himself. The Inspector paying his first visit to the household of Ora and Hester. He is politely questioning Hester, Gerald, Roane and Ora about the death of Clara Watters. The Inspec- tor was sent from Scotland Yard to investigate the death, which suddenly became murder. V______________________________J «7 A little trip to Toronto. What a vacation! So many things to see and do. Some of the members of the Class of 1979 worked very hard to go on a trip this year. For five days their dream came true in Toronto, Canada. Everyone had a fantastic time. Many hope to go back again someday. Watch out Toronto ! The crazy ones are on the loose. Volleyball, cheerleading, football, and basketball awards were presented to the high school athletes on March 30. The coaches presented their team members with certificates for their achievements. A Pot Luck Dinner was held before the awards started. Dr. Waldo Sauter, from Central Michigan University, gave a very nice speech about the import- antance of athletics. All of the fall and winter athletic awards given were well deserved. --------------------------------- 1. Scott Kasper receiving most valuable player for Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Eddie Knoblock and Mike Korn hamming it up. 3. The Varsity boys' Basketball Team 4. Faye Jandreski receiving her award for cheerleading V______________________________ 9° { On May 22 Acedemic Awards were given to the students who did outstanding work in their classes. Pictured on this page is Laura Garrett receiving the Charlotte Thuemmel Music Aw- ard. Mr. Sturm thinking hard. Laura Frydlewicz receiving an award, and Renee Yaroch re- ceiving a social studies award from Mr. Jacobs. v_____________________________ 9‘ We've Got Tonight . . . the theme for the prom. And what a night! First a banquet was held at the Bucaneer Den for the seniors and their parents. Gifts were given, the history of the Class of '79 recited, and class wills and the prophecy were read. The Prom followed at North Huron High School. The ban- quet and prom held many special mom- ents for all. Moments we will never forget. V_____________________________________ c—----------------------- The Class of '79 history from way back when: it seems like only yest- erday. The men looking foxy as al- ways, and the class officers munch- ing down. v------------------------y rROOTS A little bit of history . . By Tina Bruce MEMORIES TO HOLD Pictures and embraces, Memories of places. Times we shared together, Times we'll remember forever. The year was 1949, and it was time for a new school! The new school would be built in three sections, and what a school! It was much bet- ter than the old school which was located down- town (in what is now the gym parking lot). In 1951 a tragedy occured in Kinde. North Huron School burned to the ground. There was some talk at that time about a consolidation with Port Austin---but it was just that--talk. And North Huron went ahead on their own to rebuild. Port Austin Public School continued on its own also. But enrollment in both districts was declining steadily, as in other areas. Consol- idation was again discussed, only this time formally between the two Boards of Education. On April 20, 1978, the voters of the two districts went to the polls. Port Austin voters favored consolidation 426 yes to 217 no. However, North Huron voters rejected the proposal 612 to 258. The Port Austin Board then proposed a $1.3 million building project, to include a new gymnasium and five additional classrooms. This plan was rejected by voters, however. The next step was investigating the poss- ibility of annexation by the North Huron District. Their Board was approached with the idea, and on March 29, 1979 they form- ally approved the proposal. On May 21, 1979, the Port Austin voters again went to the polls. This time the results were very close, but the vote to annex with North Huron passed. Port Austin Public School is now history, but full of many memories. Many fine stu- dents have passed through the doors of our school. Many achievements in academics, athletics, drama, etc. can be attributed to the students of P.A.H.S. There are many things to be proud of. Port Austin Public School, although now history, has done its job. And it should be recognized by everyone for what it has done. It is a school that will be long remembered by all of those who attended. Thank you P.A. . . .it's been great! I J Times watching the drama plays Watching the games In the old gym Or even in the rain. Playing on the swings, Touch tag in the parking lot Homecoming games and queens Memories that will not be forgot. Singing our school Song With all of our might Watching our Pirate teams go for victory, Never giving up a fight. Making new friends And always keeping old Living so many happy times Watching history before our eyes unfold Port Austin Public School You have given us many memories to hold The Pirate name will mean much to us Even as it grows old. ■ David Thuemmel, President of the Port Austin Board of Education, and Circuit fudge M. Richard Knoblock are pictured here following commencement exercises at Gallup Park for the Class of 1979. judge Knoblock was the main speaxer at the ceremonies, while Mr. Thuemmel presented the diplomas to the graduating seniors. The Class of 1979 was the last group of students to graduate from Port Austin High School. HIM FINALE DIF E IS 0 Tf ® 1 lh @ D M They saved the best for last! Comm- encement exercises for the graduating class of 1979 where held at Gallup Park. M. Richard Knoblock gave a wonderful speech. Tears were shed and many sad faces shown, as all knew the last class was graduating from good old P.A.H.S. 97 □ □ The last day of school. The day everyone has waited for. What happens on the last day? Of course, it's exam time. What a way to end a year. Here are a few photos of some stu- dents racking their brains out on some tough exams. Then it's time to relax. 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Toyce Stanek V___________________________J THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM 1979 PIRATE YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief - Tina Bruce Business Manager - Diana Bubar Photography Darkroom - Mike Korn, Ricky Goretski Brian Korn Art - Mike Mikolowski Typing - Janice Miller Headlines - Bernadette Jimkoski Christine Murawski Ad Lay-outs - Becky Yaroch Senior Section - Joyce Jandreski, Kim Sarver Staff - Elaine Polega Eddie Knoblock Bonita Yaroch Brenda Smeader Eric Sowders Diana Breuss Faye Jandreski Ellen Arnott Roger Williams Theresa Ventline Terry Loewe Margaret Finan Michelle Bigham Lila Navock Brenda Yaroch Susan Taormina Advisor - Joyce Stanek ? $? v --v SJ5SS- - •i1'- •• .' ■ ? - • -V •ri, -Cr - VsA.’  -v' • • '- ? HP