Port Huron Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

Centralian 1972 Vol. I Port Huron Central High School 200 32nd Street Port Huron, Michigan 4 8060 Table of Contents Introduction 1 Dedication . 8 Administration 9 Activities 17 Autumn Festival 45 Sports 61 Juniors 77 Sophomores 85 Freshmen 93 Advertisements 101 2 Wei -come to port Collier ' s I UR0R central m . n fti n GOLDEN RULE -THOSE dear OLD Zhemc: We’ve Only {fust ftegrn n r 400 We’ve Only Just Begun: Central is a new school with new people and ideas. The year was filled with good times and victory but also of hardship. No one will every forget our first football victo- ry. our first dance, and our first student council. They all helped to make Port Huron Central have an identity all its own. We can say that we all played a part in establishing our school. Building a school is difficult, but only half as difficult as bringing all our loyalties to one main objective -PHC. We started out weak, but loyalties changed and we were well on the way to creating a great school. Different people pulled together and made the first year a terrific experience. Now with a foothol d, the years to come will be a definite part of our lives, but our first year will always bring special mem- ories. Dedication Our Warmest Z hanks The year is coming to an end. Many will agree that it was a great year for Central to begin. People have come together. It was difficult at first but adjustments were made along with new friends, teachers, and schedules. One of the many people who helped lift PHC on its feet was Mr. Pierce. He had a lot of help his first year, but many more problems. We feel, as all of the student body does, that Mr. Pierce has done an exceptional job. He isn’t one to sit continously behind a desk. Often during the day he is seen walking through the halls talking with students. And it’s great to see the principal letting out frustrations by playing the drums. Maybe it’s true what he says, “It saves a lot of students that way!” Therefore, we of the ’72 yearbook-staff would sin- cerely like to dedicate this first issue of the Centralian to Mr. William Pierce. Terry Cummings, editor 8 Board of Education Superintendent, Robert B. Coulter Pres. A. B. Carlisle, H. J. Hazledine M.D., Mrs. Wm. J. Dinnen, Elwin F. Hartwig, Mrs. Alice McKinnon, Rev. Frederick A. Schoof, Martin E. Weiss. 10 Administration Meads — Mr. fames Qoldswerthy Mr. Goldsworthy, now Vice Principal, was Formerly at PHHS also. He was working in the Co-Op Dept. We welcome both of them! ! Mr. Wm. Pierce Last year Mr. Pierce, now principal here at Central, was at PHHS. He was Vice Principal. He also worked with PH’s Royal Reds on the drums. A few years ago, he was at the counsel- ing section at PH Northern HS. Department Meads £ Mr. Dickinson Social Studies Dept. Mr. Renner Mathematics Dept. 4 Mr. Hudson English Dept. Not Pictured, Mr. Herring-Athletics Dept. Mr. Dunbar, Counseling Miss La Ckie Counseling Our fantastic faculty Mr. Coleman Mr. Currie Mrs. Eastman Mr. Elliott Zeadiers Melp Students During ] ear Mrs . Harris Mrs. Hart Mrs. Heally Mrs. Hobbs Mr. Jamison Miss Langan Missing from Pictures Are, Mrs. Butcher Mrs. Campbell Mr. Dickey Mr. Pettibone Mr. Rutkofske Miss Tossey Mr. Seaton Miss Tossey supports the school! (Literally) Many Sponsor After-School Groups Mrs. Lyszak Mrs. McPharlin Mr. Miller Mr. Nesbitt Mr. Spiess-prisoner number 443678! Are YOU a prisoner? Miss Nolan Mr. Sarhacki 15 Office Personnel Keeps Zhings in Order Main office— Attendance office— Main office— Mrs. Wright Mrs. Whitford Mrs. Willard Custodians and Cooks Melp PMC function This year would not be complete without our competent cooks and our responsible custodians. We cannot forget the cooks who prepare our meals every day and the custodians who keeps the school in perfect order. We hope they will continue to function with the speed and efficiency that will lead us on to brighter and better years at Central. Mr. Day Mr. Smith Mrs. Platzke Mr. Warshefski 16 1st Semester Student Council Bottom row, Cindy Brotherton, Carol Nalepa, Kathy Domain, Theresa Driggers, Paula Glombowski, Pres. Marc Galan, Sec. Barb Beattie, Rene Hickey, Debbie Ruiz, Dave Beach. 2nd row, Sam McCormick, V.P. Lynn Burney, Bill Gotwold, Ken Snover, Jan Kelley, Mark Krainbrink, Luanne Thompson, Vicki Fuller, Tres. Stephanie Day, Katie Dinnen, Janet Smith, Cindy Perkins, Diane Young, Carmala Cini, Cindi Albert, Rona Smith. 3rd row, Kent Walker, J oe Wissing, Keith Hellmuth. 1st semester Student Council accomplished many things. They sponsored the first Autumn Festival, wrote the con- stitution, had a joint student council dinner, had a magazine sale, and they also arranged a student council exchange pro- gram with Cros-Lex. They have many plans for the future. Teacher sponsor was Mr. Lon Rutkofske. 18 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING french Club — Uoujour! Bottom row-Theresa Wessel, Publicity chairman-Joey Johns, Sec.-Janice Blake, Pres.-Kim McEchem, VP-Adrain Eaton, Treas.-Janet Lund, Activity chairman -Denise Fayed, Jill Paulus. Second row-Annette Falk, Dawn Andrews, Marty O’Brian, Randy Wilkenson, George Mellos, Julie Dinnen, Sgt.-at-arms-Terry Cummings, Kim Grattifori, Kathy Valentine, Debbie Bucholtz. Teacher sponsor is Mr. Sarnacki. Kim and Terry conduct a regular meeting of the French Club. Shown here are some members of the club who helped paint the Halloween window at Ardens’. Their theme was a french brewery. French Club started the year off early and entered the annual window painting contest downtown. They placed second in their division. They sponsored bakesales to raise money. In the poster contest, their entry was among the best. In the next years they hope to sponsor many outings including many french restaurants and films. 25 Spanish Club — Muenos Dias! i 2 r. The members of the Spanish Gub hold one of their informal meetings. The Spanish Club had an exciting year. They threw a party early in the year and invited the French Club. A candy sale during the lunches expanded the treasury and provided enough money to sponsor a Spanish film which was the highlight of their activities. Teacher sponsor is Mr. Sarnacki. Sitting: Marcie Davis, Debbie Ruiz, Sam Gor, Linda Garbutt, Randy Frenandez, Karen Richmond, Breeze Sloan, Pat Crison, Standing: Sue Kerr, Julie Smith, Ellen Scheffler, Jim Daniels, Kevin Gordon, Ed Urban, Karen Smith, Paula Glombowski, Leslie Tepin, Jennifer Hudson, Lee Nordgren, Fred Radske. 26 {journalism — Cougar Chronicle” Above, Mr. Pierce, Celeste DeRocher, Miss Ballard, and Lynn Burney admire the newly acquired Quill and Scroll certificate received in February. Celeste and Lynn are joint editors of the Cougar Chronicle. The year started off with the student body naming the new paper. Out of all the great suggestions, the name “Cougar Chronicle”. All through the year improvements were made. A new system of printing the pictures was used, a new camera was purchased, and a new masthead was used. In February, the Quill and Scroll was awarded to the journalism activities which include the paper and yearbook. Jeff, Janet, and JoAnne discuss journalism issues with Mr. Wismer. Sitting, Jim Cambridge, Editors-Celeste DeRocher and Lynn Burney, Jeff Kleinstiver, Teacher sponsor-Miss Ballard, Standing, Diane Zellar, Sue Weiss, Janet Smith, Dennis Napoliton, Fred Cesefske, JoAnn Herber, Betty Ostrander. 27 yearbook Adds Tinal Zouck to a Qreat year Seated: Donna Nader, Marsha Reynolds, Editor Terry Cummings, Karen Richmond, Marsha Drayton. Standing: Karin Whittaker, Kim Grat- tiforio, Vicky Rielh, Diane Johns, Cindy Brotherton, Joseph Johns, Debbie Docherty. 28 ' Debate Zeam — Mok Zhan Words The Blue Water Debate League concluded the season with an Award’s Banquet, held at Almont High School on December seventh. The league is made up of thirteen schools in the Blue Water area and from sections as far away as Warren, Michigan. Resolved: That the Jury System in the United States Should be Significantly Changed, was the topic for this year’s high school debaters. The students pictured here met the challenge of more experienced debaters in a total of twenty debates with six wins and fourteen losses. Left to right, Sally Greene, Corkey Lawrence, Laurie Guest, Terry Horbes, Jim Cambridge, Marcia Reynolds. Teacher sponsor. Miss Ballard. Missing from the picture is Patty Cleland. Ski Club Cackles the Slopes Bottom row, Pat Crison, Patty Fulton, Rene Jobbitt, Cheryl Blake, Sec Tres. Patty Cleland, Pres. Cindy Colby, VP Nadine Thompson, Carmala Cini, Cindi Albert, Barb Urban, Cindy Benedict. 2nd row, Rhonda Weiss, Terry Cummings, Deb Docherty, Dianne Johns, Kathy Evanchuck, Sheen Gamble, Jennifer Jarvis, Darlene Cini, Marty Langolf, Marsha Drayton, Kathy Pattenson, Joy Druillard, Debbie Ruiz. 3rd row, Marcy Davis, Debbie Weston, Cindy VanWormer, Corkey Lawrence, Pat McDougal, Laurie Guest, Ellen Schmitt, Janet Lund, Kim McEachem, Jill Paulus. 30 “We’d tike to Zeaeh the World Zo Sing” — J Cappella Choir Sitting-Cheryl Waddell, Laural Winguard, Diana Moore, Peggy Wedge, Ellen Scheffller, Maxine Mills, Arelene Murphy, Karen Perry, Celeste DeRocher, 2nd Row: Becky Hunt, Cindy Perkins, Pam Peart, Teri Dennis Cathy Robinson, Becky Relken, Gail Young, Theresa Wessel, Debbie Edwards, Joan Hale, Selena Banks, 3rd Row: Kay Newberry, Diane Young, Brian Lindsay, Dan Perry, Jim Webster, Manuel Lozano, Brian Withian, Steve McDuff, Neil Schiller, Ted Smith, Ken Snover, Tom Thompson, Karin Whittaker, Carol Sams. The A Cappella Choir has contributed to many of Central’s activities. They’ve sponsored a halloween dance featuring the Black Star. The Choir also sang a selection of songs at the Christmas Concert. Almost all of their funds have gone to- ward the purchase of Choir and Band uniforms. freshman Choir Js fresh and Mive Bottom row: Debbie Bailey, Vickey Taylor, Janet Wright, Corey Rumph, Wanda Robinson, Patty Qeland, Sue McFadden, Kathy Hayes, Jane Kramp, 2nd row: Debbie Young, Lori Newberry, Sandy Kirkendal, Vicky Riehl, Jill Loxton, Cheryl Blake, Gail Williams, Sally Green, Carol Nalepa, Cindy Brotherton, Sue Vote, Joyce Young. 32 Zhe New Concert Band! The Band started organizing very early in the year. To their list of growing credits we can add, the Christmas Concert, school assemblies, playing at both football and basketball games, open houses, and added to school spirit. Mr. Petti- bone, the director of the band wrote the school song. Members of the Pep Band play the school song at a home basketball game. Mr. Pettibone and his trombone with the band during halftime. 33 $azz Hand ' s (jot the Heat Practicing in the new Jazz Band is difficult. EVERYONE gets in on the music! Mr. Pettibone on the saxaphone and Mr. Pierce on drums. Front row Left to right: Barb Beattie, Steve Phillips, Robbie May, Jim Miller, Carol Mills, Sam McCormick, Lori Martin, Back Row: Dave Whitford, Marsha Reynolds, Mr. Pierce, Terry Cummings, Dennis Pelton, Joe Wissing. Varsity Cheerleaders — PMC’s Pep Bottom row-Jane Falk, Maxine Mills, Barb Beattie. Top row-Rose Muter, Capt. Bev Russel, Angela Williams. Teacher sponsor is Mrs. Smith. 35 fj. V. Cheerleaders — PMC’s Spirit The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders always seem to be in the background of the Varsity Cheer- leaders. But it is evident that they do an excel- lent job. They practice about twice a week. Mrs. Smith is the sponsor. Bottom to Top, Cheryl Simpson, Linda McDonald, Julie Dinnen, Cathy Haas, Karen Petho, Sherry Mills. 36 Seated: Mary Rynties, Donna Nader, Pres. Dave Groux, Chuck Radske, John Wessel. Standing: Bill Bass, Debbie Dickenson, George Dickenson, Sara Buckingham, Paul Jackson, Gene Hardy. (jroup Action Zries to Stop Pollution 0irl’s Athletic Association Bottom row, GAA Board-Cindy Benedict, Becky Falk, Stephanie Day, Laurie Guest, Pat Cleland, 2nd row, Theresa Wessle, Pat McDougal, Adrain Eaton, Cheryl Blake, Patty Fulton, Sue Roelens, Mary Rynyies, Cathy Pattenson, Corky Lawrence, Laurie Nofs, Chris Falk. 3rd row, Mary McCormick, Julie Taylor, Sue Wessel, Maxine Mills, Shron Klemmer, Joan Maveety, Cindy Brotherton, Sally Greene, Ann Klettner, Deb- bie Stein, Carol Nalepa, Sue McFadden, Jennifer Jarvis, Kathy Evanchuck, Jan Kelly, Celeste DeRocher. 4th row, Jill Loxton, Kathy Loxton, Jane Falk, Sherry Mills, Linda McDonald, Barb Pond, Mary Ureel, Linda Coranachia, Laura Privette, Chris Radske, Carol Sams, Cheryl Simp- son, Stephanie Simpson, Jill Schieman, Marsha McDougal. Teacher sponsor is Mrs. Hall. The Girl’s Athletic Association of Port Huron Central has played a definite role in the de- velopment of the school. It has given the girls a chance to participate in sports. The soccer team has the honor of being the first to win a trophy for PHC. Some of the activities they take part in are: soccer, basketball, volleyball and track. Bottom Row: Patty Cleland, Capt. Pat McDougal, Kathy Pattinson. Second Row: Theresa Wessel, Pat Fulton, Adrain Eaton. Third Row: Cheryl Blake, Mary Rynties. Fourth Row: Chris Falk, Lori Guest. Fifth Row: Lori Nofs, Cor- key Lawrence. 39 Key alettes — Terrific 1st year The Royalettes were one of the first groups this year to show a lot of spirit. Before any of us came here, they had been working to get the school in order for the first day. All summer prepara- tions were made to organize the drill team. Then practices were set up and they started very early. The long prac- tice sessions proved rewarding for at their performance, everyone noticed their unique team work. The girls did routines at many of our home football and basketball games. Everyone is proud of the Royalettes and wishes them suc- cess in the future. Bottom row, L to R, Chris Radske, Linda Coranacha Capt. Diana Moore, Theresa Driggers, Jackie Rucker, Cindy Van Wormer, Rose Driggers, Barb Pond, Mary Ureel, Laura Privette, Robin Rondeau, Carol Sams, Tanya Green. 40 Drama dub Members Ceam Self-Expression To tell a story through dialogue is what drama’s all about. Members belonging to drama act out improvisations. They help to contribute to our pep assembly and are working hard to prepare for the school play. Teacher sponsor is Miss Tossey. Marla Willing and Joan Hale at meeting. Seated ' Becky Hunt Becky Falk, Airlene Murphy, Joan Maveety, Terry Dennis, Ted Smith, Debbie Urns, Radeen Lotner, Jdl Cooper, Patty Crison. Standing: John Wessel, Terry Parker, Diane Young, Wanda Robinson, Linda Nelson, Cheryl Wadell, Joan Hale, Adnean Eaton, Martha Stevens, Corey Rumph, Kathy Kitchen, Sue Wessel, Marla Willing, Denise Fayad. Impersonating the walkout. Varsity Club Bottom row, Fred Radske, Lee Nordgren, Sam McCormick, Sam Allen, Jeff Kylnstyber, Glenn Hiliker, Mark Paulas. Second row Mike Alman- za, M.ke Reilly, Mike Wessel, Dave Nalepa, Neil Erickson, Tim Williams, Keith Hcllmuth, Dan Reynolds, Tom Levitte, John Kerr, Standing, A1 Irvine Herb Thompson, Doug Cheedie, Bill Livingston, Harry Kerr, Tom Sutton, Tim Bartlett, Randy West, Tom Valentine, George Dickenson Mike Garrity , Kirk Williams, Randy Kovach, John Capadagli, Tom Woolman, Tim Morris, Brian Walker. Members of the Varsity Club sell pop and popcorn at basketball games. The funds will be used to purchase a weight machine for the Phys. Ed. classes. 42 Chess Club Promotes Urain Power Mike Grain and Norwood Hux develop excellent chess strategy in one of many after-school matches. Mr. Rutkofske is the sponsor. forensic Zeam Scores Victory M City-County Meet Probably Central’s most unusual organization is Forensic. The name doesn’t reveal or suggest any- thing about the nature of this truly different club. This organization deals with different phases of speech and under the superb leadership of Miss Tossey managed to place third at the city-county meet. Members are Arlene Murphy, Sue Wessel, and Patty Crison who placed third in the city -county meet. Miss Tossey displays her Forensic ability in class 43 Cultural Exchange Club Strives for Unity Several members of the Cultural Exchange Club pose in front of the library circulation desk. One of Port Huron Centrals newest and most popular club is the Cultural exchange club. This organization is an extention of an effort on the part of the student council and some concerned students to bridge the gap between the black and white students here at Central. It all started with rap sessions held after school under the direction of Mr. Rutkoffke. It developed into the present form when the students became interested and more teachers showed a desire to be involved. The current sponsors are Mr. Rutkofski, Mrs. Harris, Mr. Dickey, Mr. Nesbitt and Mr. Le- wandowski. Club members wait for the meeting to begin. 44 Autumn festival Devebpes Reeling of belonging MUD BATH-the prize for the Tug of War. All in all, everyone agreed it was a great way to start a tradition. The weather at the game was a little cold and we lost, but everyone had a good time. The band sat in the stands playing Christmas songs and trying to stay warm. At the dance, the music was provided by the Adams Street and members of the court had their pictures taken in front of an autumn backdrop. 45 Autu mn festival Boosts School Spirit The first Autumn Festival court includes Freshmen, Cheryl Simpson and Joan Maveety; Juniors, Barb Beattie and Mary Ureel; and Sophomores Linda McDonald and Debbie Ruiz. Junior Autumn Festival nominees are seated; Angela Williams, Shelia Sutton, Melissa Langolf, and standing; Becky Falk, Barb Beattie, Janet Smith, Stephanie Simpson, Stephanie Day, and Mary Ureel. Sophomore Autumn Festival nominees are seated; Debra Ruiz, Bev Russel, Mary Snyder, and standing; Linda McDonald, Marcie Davis, Sheryl Hagle, Nancy Howie, Cindy Colby, Rose Muter, and Maxine Mills. Freshmen Autumn Festival nominees are seated, Jennifer Jarvis, Carol Nalepa, Debbie Stein, and standing, Cheryl Simpson, Joan Maveety, Cindy Brotherton, Patty Cleland, Cheryl Gamble, Rhonda Coleman, and Rose Driggers. 47 Success Js Autumn festival— 1971 Do Vou Remember . . . The next few pages of the Centralian are devoted to a section entitled, “Do You Remember . . In it, we recall some of the lighter moments of the school year. Pictures show many aspects of Port Huron Central High School. Such as; dances, contests, and of course, people! When you look through this section, be sure to think of the things that aren’t included- Do You Remember . . . . . . the cafeteria mess? . . . being bussed to PHN? . . . always bumping into Mr. Hudson with his crutches? . . . how small B lunch was? . . . popcorn and pop during exams? . . . the smokey teachers lounge? . . . being bussed over to PH? 49 Do you Remember . . . . . . bringing all the kids to the meets? Pictured with Mr. Golds- worthy are, Andy Goldsworthy (white coat), and Lisa Hudson. . . . the Rec nights and the tranpoline? . . . painting the Pep Club poster for our b Trail and football games? 50 Do Vou Kemember . . . . . . the Pep Band and the FABULOUS drum section? . . . worrying about your Drivers Ed. test? 51 Do you Kemember . . . . . .Halloween Party here at school? Some of those costumes. . .? . . .all of those FUN record dances? . . .being the clown of the classroom? 52 Do ou Remember . . . . . . the French Gub winning first place in the poster contest? 53 Dr Ross (fives Jnterestmg Assembly Above— A few Juniors die laughing at a imagined movie. Right-Diane Reagen is convinced that the harder she pulls, the more stuck her fingers become. Dr. Ross seems to be enjoying! 54 freeway Perform for School— ( a Campus Cife Production) Left-A member of the group sings “I Don’t Know How to Love Him” from JC Superstar. Below -The Freeway sing a selection of songs they sung on their tour of France. Far Below -The drummer sings a song and also does a drum solo. 55 “Xfou Were Rom on a Rotten Day” CAST: Claude Ptolemy Miss Johnson Councilman Banks Bart Bascom Miss Masters Yvonne Smith Connie Constellation Miss Marks Mrs. Banks Ted Smith Lori Guest George Mellos A1 Morris Breeze Sloan Pat Crison Teri Dennis Kay Newberry Arlene Murphy Mrs. Cannon Mrs. Ames Prof. Huxley Students: Ann Klettner Mike Davis John Wessel Randy Falk Cathy Robison Therese Driggers Sue Wessel Terry Cummings Steve McDuff Raeline Lautner Rose Mutter Kathy Pattison Corky Lawrence Marla Willing Bev Russel Jill Paulus Central’s first All-School Play George Mellos who plays Councilman Banks Watches another scene during practice. Julie Smith and Jackie Rucker look their parts over before they run through the scene d Hopeful students read various parts at tryouts held in February. In brief, the plot of PHC’s first all-school play centers around a physics instructor at the local high school. The latest fad in town is astrology and he tries to banish everyone’s feelings on it by pre- tending to be the famous astrologer Ptolemy. Every one of his predictions comes true and only convinces more people on its reality. The sub-plot involves Claudes’s love life. He is interested in Miss Johnson who is very unsure of her relationship with either the coach or Claude. Yvonne is the pretty student teacher who is Miss Johnson’s competition. The out-come of the play is heart warming and a beautiful way to start a tradition of fine school plays. 57 Centml ' m Cookie {Jar 58 i a R H. C. 1 OD ALETTES T1 CeHtmlian Cookie far football— M Unforgettable year Bottom row, left to right-Mike Almanza, John Kerr, Kieth Hellmuth, Harry Kerr, Neil Erickson, Mike Garrity, Dave Nalepa, Mark Paulus, Tom Sutton, second row-Tim Williams, Tim Morris, Kirk Williams, George Dickinson, Randy West, Mike Wessel, Tom Woolman, Dan Reynolds, Bill Livingston, Mike Reilly, Paul Jackson, A1 Morris, third row-Mr. Nesbitt, Larry Holdman, Jim Smith, Doug Cheedie, Randy Kovach, A1 Irvine Tom Valentine, John Capadagli, Fred Radske, Herb Thompson, Tim Bartlet, Brian Walker, Lee Nordgren, Tom Levitt Tom Gleason Mr Dickey. Getting close to the goal post are, Mike Garrity and his team -Mike Almanza and John Capadagli. 62 Team Strives for Victory PHC ’71 Record Central Opponent 0 Southlake 30 0 St.Clair 42 6 Anchor Bay 20 6 Cros-Lex 20 19 Algonac 49 20 Marine City 7 12 Chippawa Valley 32 0 Marysville 27 7 Bad Axe 35 Goofing around before a game are-52, Tom Woolman, 60, Bill Livingston, 72, Mike Garrity down on the field-but still with the ball Randy West, 62, Mike Wessel. 63 Sreskmen Cook to fiert Season ' 71 Record Central 0 St. Clair Opponent 12 12 Anchor Bay 18 20 Cros-Lex 18 14 Algonac 12 14 Marine City 14 0 Chippewa Valley 30 6 Marysville 12 Bottom row John Heckenstein, Mike Card, Ken Snover, Pat Warren, Brian Lindsay, Harold Wiseman, second row— Ross Umparies, Mike Petros- si, Joe Martinez, Bob Warner, Bob Rainey, Rodger Wood, Duane Thigpen, third row-Mr. Bob Elliott, Mgr. Steve Sams, Mike Miller, Jim Allo- way, John Wilson, Brian Withun, Scott Stevenson, Rick Banks, Mr. Lon Rutkofske. 64 Cross-Country “Runs Away” with Victory! Left to right, Rick Laber, Glen Hillaker, Tom Gates, Coach Spiess, Jeff Klienstiver, Sam Allen, Sam McCormick, Jim Webster. PHC 71 Record PHC Opponent 19 Marysville 43 18 St. Clair 41 22 Anchor Bay 39 17 Cros-Lex 45 22 Algonac 39 15 Marine City 46 15 Chippewa Valley 47 500 Mile Club: Sam Allen, Tom Gates Regionals: placed 17th of 21 schools LETTER WINNERS Fr. Sam Allen Fr. Rick Laber Soph. Tom Gates Fr. Sam McCormick Soph. Glenn Hillaker Jr. Jeff Kleinstiver 65 Varsity basketball— Anxious! r � Paul Ruffin before the game. Mike Garrity sinks another basket for 2 points in the closest game of the season. Left to right: Paul Tetreau, Tim Williams, Paul Ruffin, Neil Erickson, Mike Garrity, Coach Elliot, Robbie Johnson, Keith Hellmuth, Randy Kovatch, Steve Glombowski, Fred Faulkner. Varsity Makes Qreat Effort!! Robbie Johnson putting forth a great effort in Central’s first basket- ball season. PMC 7t k 72 Kecord PHC Opponent 49 Cros-Lex 84 41 Algonac 70 42 Marine City 61 36 Kimball 83 34 Marysville 82 70 Marine City 84 37 Chippewa Valley 77 45 Marysville 82 53 St. Clair 83 73 Anchor Bay 77 57 Cros-Lex 81 43 Algonac 63 59 Marine City 73 43 Chippewa Valley 74 45 Marysville 80 56 St. Clair 79 % V. Zeam Shows Promise Sitting: Steve Day, Ed Urban, John Kerr, Harry Kerr, Tom Cooper, Rick Berringer, Randy Fernandez. 2nd row: Marty Ureel, Mike Almanza, John Capidagli, Coach Jamison, Tim Gostinger, Terry Matthews, Mgr. Kevin Gordon. Misisng from Pitcture, Fred Radske. fj. V. Works to Improve All year! Randy Fernandez shoots for 2 points PMC 7 - 72 Record PHC Opponent 37 Cros-Lex 65 41 Algonac 70 43 Marine City 76 36 Chippewa Valley 65 52 Marysville 72 47 St. Clair 65 38 Anchor Bay 70 41 Cros-Lex 46 32 Algonac 55 38 Marine City 55 31 Chippewa Valley 50 25 Marysville 61 49 St. Clair 77 Mike Aimanza goes down court for a pass Tom Cooper and the team pull together for a close game. 69 freshmen Zearn Gets a Zaste of Victor, y Sitting: Rob May, Russ Walker, Joe Martinez, Scott Stevenson, Steve Sams, Gene Curry, Bob Rainy. Standing: Coach Spiess, Rick Banks, Roger Wood, John Wilson, Manuel Lozano, Jim Webster, Steve Graw. PMC 71 -72 Record PHC Opponent 31 Cros-Lex 55 47 Algonac 63 34 Marine City 44 32 Chippewa Valley 45 56 Marysville 63 46 St. Clair 63 56 Anchor Bay 42 42 Cros-Lex 49 36 Algonac 71 72 Marine City 46 40 Chippewa Valley 46 55 Marysville 66 48 St. Clair 65 50 Anchor Bay 48 4h Golfing to Start Out Kight The tentative 72 Golf Team, Mike Negowski, Erik Parker, Randy Wilkenson, Coach Coleman, Steve Glombowski, Bob Peterson, Randy Fernan- dez. Typical Michigan golf weather -snowy ! Mr. Coleman called a meeting to establish a tentative Golf Team in March. Although the season is far off, preparations were made for a fine showing of Central’s golfing ability. 71 Wrestlers Mave threat Season l ' irst Row: I rank Sutherland, Bob llalc. Gene Hardy, Gary Buckles, 2nd Row: Bop Thigpen, Tom Sutton, Randy West, Tom Valentine, Mike Wcsscl, Bill Livingston, Dave llacek. Bob Sullivan, 3rd Row: Rich Kilbournc, Sam McCormick, Dennis McDaniels, Jim Smith, Keith Mc- Clarty, Coach Hudson, Mike Miller, Ross Campbell, Bill Gotwald, Steve Phillips, Danny Barry. 72 Cougars Place 3rd in SC AC PMC 72 Record Central 51 Marine City 18 36 St. Clair 24 11 Chippewa Valley 42 21 Bay City Central 28 12 Flushing 48 30 Marysville 26 16 Algonac 42 33 Anchor Bay 24 19 Chippewa Valley 45 30 Anchor Bay 37 42 Marysville 17 39 Marine City 23 14 Algonac 32 27 St. Clair 23 r Right, Enthusiastic crowd at a wrestling meet. Above. Referee blows whist- le on Tom Sutton. Tar Above, l iny bulldozes to victory. Sports Me a Pig Part of PMC! 4 fv P Football players doing their sprints. Robbie is the first thru the paper! 74 Out comes the wrestling team for another win. Into the locker room during half time for the football team. 75 Sports Add to School Spirit One of the lucky ones ???? Showcase displays sports highlights 1 o All right who done it? 76 {juniors Make Jreslt Start in ' 71 Steve Alexander Colleen Allen Candy Artman Debbie Baker Marilyn Badgerow Roberto Barron Dennis Bassett Steve Baum Barb Beattie Cindy Benedict Debbie Bennett Jeff Benner Patti Biessel Kenneth Bilina Chrisann Bonin Cheryl Bright Lynn Burney Jim Cambridge Ross Campbell Sheila Campbell Catherine Canham Junior class officers and steering committee members are bottom: Teri Dennis, Tom Woolman, Steph Simpson, Becky Hunt, Cheryl Hunt, Cindy Benidict Top: Celeste DeRocher, George Dickinson, Jim Cambridge, Jim Miller. 78 Sandie Damaschke Debbie Dandron Debbie Davis Stephanie Day Teri Denis Celeste DeRocher George Dickinson Eric Dinkins Therese Driggers Joseph Dudas Fred Ellis Doreen Emigeh Thelma Erdman Neil Erickson Debbie Ernst Becky J. Falk John Falk 79 What Will the Class of 73 Do Next year?? Marc Galan Delores Gerlach Steve Glombowski Cathy Gossman Louise Gossman Sandra Gross David Groulx Carol Hearit Joanne Herbert Renee Hickey Chuck Hill Delores Hiller Terry Horbes Charles Howard Richard Howard Kevin Hudgins Jennifer Hudson Becky Hunt Norwood Hux {Juniors Get 1st Zry Jt Student Couneil Bonnie Jackson Paul Jackson Sarah Jackson Rick Jefferson Bette-Jean Jewell Larry Jezierski Renee Jobbit Janice Kelly Sue Kerr Jeffrey Kienstiver Pat Kirkendall Sharron Klemmer Michael Klettner Elaine Koebke Kathy A. Korte Shannon Krammer Tony Kualman George Lacey Steve Land Melissa Langolf Pam Langolf Wake up. Jack. It’s 12:00 and time for lunch. 81 Bonnie LaVere William Livingston Debbie Lozano Steve MacDuff Bill Martiny Cathy Mason Pete May Mary McCormick Dennis McDaniel Marcia McDougal Mario Medellin Jim Miller Tony Moore A1 Morris Timothy Morris Michael Negowski Carol Neil Linda Nelson Kay Newberry Gregory Nofs Cindy Norris Support P.M.C. Junior, Janice Blake directs the band at Memorial Stadium. Despite the support. Bad Axe handed us another loss. 82 {juniors — Zop Men for 2 If ms Last fall, PHC lost one of its new stu- dents. Peter Sutton drowned during a boating accident. Later in the year, a scholarship was founded in Peter’s name. It isopen to any member of next year’s Senior class. Janet Orr Maureen Peterson Ralph Phillips Jim Phipps Randy Piper Debbie Plant Barb Pond Bernie Percell Chris Radskc Bev Ravin Mike Reilly Fran Reish Tim Reno Dan Reynolds Lupe Rodriguez Charles Roelens Paul Ruffin Brenda Ruhstorfer Steve Rushton Lou Russel Duane Russel Carol Sams 83 ‘Junior Week Kieks Off ’ ' 72 Joe Schott Cheryl Schumann Stephanie Simpson Janet Smith Vanessa Smith Sheila Sutton Barbara Sweeney Kathy Robison Paul Tetreau Tom Thompson Mary Ureel Ron Wadas Peggy Wedge John Wessel Mike Wessel Randy West Mytrle White Dave Whitford Angela Williams Connie Williams Jim Williams Kirk Williams Judy Wilson Laurel Wingard Tom Woolman Diane Young 88 Sophomores-. Sull of Pep for P.M.C. Aaron Albers Cindi Albert Sophomore class officers and steering committee members are advised by Mrs. Hobbs. George Mellos is president; Marcy Davis, vice-president; Cindy Colby, treasurer; and Rose Muter is secre- tary. Ernest Albert Mike Alexander Michael Almanza Mike Amon Dawn Andrews John Anglebrant Randy Artman Joyleen Ashford Dennis Ashton Frank Atkins Selean Banks Roger Bankston Richard Barringer Dennis Barry Tim Bartlett Edward Beavers Sherrie Black Mike Bodeis Karl Brown Deborah Bucholtz Gary Buckles David Butler Kathy Campbell Tom Campbell John Capadagli Brad Carpo Hilda Castillo Carmela Cini Sam Clor Greg Clumfoot 86 Sophomores Cook forward to the Next 2 years Deb Edwards Mike Emerich Robert L. Evans Robert P. Evans Ron Everitt Terry Fagan Jane Falk Lindy Falk Don Clyne Cindy Colby Tim Conlan Earlleen Conrad Tom Cooper Linda Cornacchia Gary Corwin Tom Covert Jean Cowan Pat Crison Terry Cummings Betty Curtis Cheryl Daggett James Daniels Marcy Davis Steve Day Colleen Deacons Denis Desjardin Julie Dinnen Debbie Docherty Mike Doherty Russ Dunn Terry Dunn Chris Dykeman 87 Everyone at PMC Cooks to “74 ”!! Paul Falk Denise Fayed Randy Fernandez Carl Foltz Cheryl Foor Mike Forro Dan Francisco Jack Galan Linda Garbutt Michele Gardner Tom Gates Dan Glombowski Paula Glombowski Kevin Gordon Diana Gossman Tim Gostinger Mike Grain Nancy Green Sheree Green Tanya Green Cathie Haas Pansy Haddix Cheryl Hagle Joan Hale Janet Hall Ann Harden Jim Hardy Connie Hastings Bethanne Hayes Susanne Hayes Barb Hill Debbie Hill Glen Hillaker John Capadagli doesn’t know it, but he is getting his picture taken after football. 88 Sophomores Vital to Varsity Zeams Larry Holdman Dan Hopp Bethanne Hoppenworth Nancy Howey Charles Hux Allan Irvine Dianne Jackson Joseph Johns Lori Johnson Bethann Jones Susan Jones Mary Kinney Carol Kortes Randy Kovach Mark Krainbrink Brenda Krell Cheryl Lambert Donna Landon Debbie Langolf Diane Hooper Tom Howard Pamela Jackson Ron Jacobs Harry Kerr Lynda Kerr Karen Kramp Randy Krampien Stephanie Langolf Gay Laturno Pat Leavitt Juanita Livingston Kathy Loxton Janet Lund 89 Cindy Manley Conny Marshall Jan McKenzie George Mellos Susan Mintz Diana Moore Marsha Negowski Charles Nelms Erik Parker Jill Paulus Pam Peart Bob Peterson Tom Petrossi Mark Pickelhaupt Steve Pierce Luanne Prestor Lori Martin Terry Matthews Linda McDonald Kim McEachern Craig Miller Carol Mills Maxine Mills Fred Minnie Arlene Murphy Rose Muter Randy Nabozny Lewis Neil Ruthann Nichols Brenda Noble Lee Nordgren Martin O’Brien Mr. Hudson’s English class poses for a Times Herald photographer. A feature article was written about the new P.H.C. 90 Sophomores Score Highly oh Emms (?) Steve Price Barry Purcell Terry Purcell Fred Radske Don Reid Ron Reid Rebecca Relken Karen Richmond Bev Russel Ellen Scheffler Jill Schieman Neal Schiller Nancy Schott Pat Schultz Jan Sharrard Breeze Sloan Belinda Ray Gary Reed Vickie Roelens Debbie Ruiz Yale Schiller Mary Schneider Benny Smith Ella Smith Ken Smith Rona Smith Jim Sopha Holly Stokan Carrol Stone Frank Sutherland Tom Sutton Pat Swain Tricia Swain Don Tallmadge Gerald Taylor Liz Taylor Leslie Tepin Nadine Thompson Ed Urban Marty Ureel Cathy Valentine Cindy Vanwormer Richard Varty Steve Vicencio Cheryl Waddell Bryan Walker Kent Walker Terri Watson Theresa Wessel Tom Wessel Rick Whit ford Karin Whittaker Adrian West Debbie Weston Doug White Yvetta White Randy Wilkinson Tim Williams Marla Willing Cheryl Willis David Young Joy Zauner Tom Covert uses his time for a rare moment of silence and medi- tation. Can you believe such an unusual occurrence? 92 freshmen Start High School Cife . . . Bob Allen Sam Allen Jim Alloway Debbie Bailey Luanne Baker Danny Barry Robin Baum Gary Baunoch Terry Beach Loretta Beavers Earl Bennett Brad Black Cheryl Blake Dave Bonkoske Steve Boucher Gretchen Brauer Terri Bright Cindy Brotherton Russell Brown Karen Bucheister Sara Buckingham Chris Burgess William Burns Steve Cameron Marshall Campbell Peggy Campbell Michael Card Rudy Castillo Soila Castillo Glenn Caughill Fred Cesefske Jim Champenoy Philip Chavez Carolyn Cheedie Darlene Cini Patty Cleland Rhonda Coleman Patti Collins 94 Candy Sale Mugs in Treasury Sands Rick Collins Richard Conrad Jill Cooper Mike Cudlip Mark Cummings Omar Curry Debbie Dagg John Dandron Barbara Davis Dondra Davis Michael Davis Annette DeBell Joel Devroy Debbie Dickinson Kathy Domann Marsha Drayton Rose Driggers Gloria Drouillard Steve Dudas Sabrina Dumont Laurie Dunbar Barbara Eames Adrienne Eaton Peggy Emlaw Cindy Enright Edith Ernst Kathy Evanchuck Cheryl Everett Albert Falk Annette Falk Barb Falk Chris Falk John Falk Mary Falk Mike Falk Randy Falk Larry Feher Joy Fellman 95 Jrosh Melp PMC in 1st fear John Fleckenstein Theresa Foltz Shawna Forman Ron Fowler Marcia Frasier Vicky Fuller Patty Fulton Sherrie Gamble Iran Gill Tom Gleason Bill Gotwold Patsy Gougeon Phil Glombowski Sue Gonzoles Dennis Goodman Dolores Goodman Susan Goyette Kim Grattafiori Steve Graw Sally Green Laurie Guest Mark Haeck Kathy Hayes Cindy Heilig Ed Jackson Ester Hunt Bill Hale Bob Hale Bob Halliday Steve Hardy Angelina Hernandez Lena Hill Ken Hill Lisa Himmel Karen Hubbell Connie Hubbard Don Hoskins Ron Holbrook 96 Competition Js Strong between freshmen Larry Jackson Larry M. Jackson Jeanne Jacobs BUI Jarvis Jennifer Jarvis Bill Jefferson Karen Jezierski Dianne Johns Jon Kamendat Mike Keeley Jan Kelly Richard Kilbourn George King Kathy King Mike Klaas Mike Kleeves Ann Klettner Cyrus Kohl Linda Korsuch Doug Kovacs Jane Kramp Rick Laber Jim Laf ' ranee Luann Lambert Marty Langolf Ralene Lautner Barbara Lavere Barry Lavere Corkey Lawerence Roberta Lee Jane Lewandowski Brian Lindsay Melody Lonsby Bruce Ludington Patty Macey Joyce Maddox Mike Mancini Edward Manning 97 Joseph Martinez Shirley Martiny Joan Maveety Marcie May Kieth McClarty Don McColman Sam McCormick Pat McDougal Sue McFadden Cindy McPherson Vincent Medallin freshmen Develop (food Study Habits Jeff Mensinger Mike Miller Sherry Mills Mike Mintz Chris Muter Gary Nabozny Carol Nalepa Hope Neeley Lori Newberry Harvey Nicefield Bori Nofs Mike Nunez Debbie Orr Ray Ostrander Theresa Parker Kathy Pattinson Denis Pelton Frank Penno Dan Perry Sheree Peterson Karen Petho Mike Petrossi Melanie Phillips Steve Phillips Bob Phipps Cathy Plant Michele Precour Dennis Price Freshmen Terry Beach and Tim Zamoic pose for the camera at T uesday night recreation. Kec Night Js Mig Success Laura Privette Bob Rainey Cheryl Randolf Henry Randolf Judy Reckker Vicki Riehl Mike Richards Carol Ripkey Wanda Robison Sue Roelens Vanessa Roman Dave Romanow Corrie Romph Robin Rondeau Jackie Rowbuthan Mary Rynties Steve Sams Mark Sanford Michael Schmidt Connie Sharrard Marla Shue Cheryl Simpson Greg Smith Jeff Smith Penny Smith Ken Snover Ron Snover Sue Snyder Debbie Stein Scott Stephenson Tim Sturdevan Robert Sullivan Mary Jean Sweeney Julie Taylor Vicky Taylor Julie Tetreau Dwaine Thigpen Luann Thompson Greg Toles 99 Randy Walker Russel Walker Tim Zamoic Pat Warren Debbie Young Joyce Young Sue Whitsitt Debbie Wiley Harold Wiseman John Wissing freshmen Class Js largest at P.H.C Cathy Tollander Chris Tollander Paul Toth Debbie T yson Barb Urban Steve Vickery Linda Vought Ruth Wadas Karen Walter Steven Walker Robert Warner Ron Warner Jim Webster June Wedge Rhonda Weiss Susan Wessel Marvin Zeller Chuck West Shane West Dave Whitford Marion Williams John Wilson Bob Winch Sue Winfield Roger Wood Sue Wolfe Dennis Wollen Dave Zimmerman 100 Ms Bring in Needed lands! SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. John G. Cummings Mr. Mrs. Fred DeBell Eugene Eileen Gray Mr. Mrs. Larry Koglin sons Mr. Mrs. John Martens Mrs. Gerald Morauski Mr. Mrs. Frank Wrobel sons Mr. Donald Gould SPECIAL PATRONS: Cummings, Monaghan, Thomas McColl Fort Street Beard Campbell Casual Beauty Salon Beverage Shop Dr. Mrs. Wm. Dinnen W. Robert Dsiydass Mrs. Marion Hall Dr. JG Harris, DDS Manis Restaurant Mortimer Sons Lumber Co. Speed Shop Tractor Supply PATRONS: Emery’s Lanes Handy Market Hilborn-Brown Ludington News Co. Cal Miller 1003 24th St. Nelson’s Barber Shop Plaza Billards Port Huron Cosmetology College Rutkofske-Neil Electric Shallcross Optical Co. Standard Service 10th Lapeer Ullenbruch Flowers Werner’s Flowers Wayne Boucher 102 CLASS OF NINETEEN SEVENTY-TWO CONGRATULATIONS! . . . 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PETE’S MARATHON CAR CARE Next to Can-Am Duty Free Store and Blue Water Bridge 2308 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 KERR ALBERT OFFICE SUPPLY 943 Military Street Port Huron, Mich. 984-4129 48060 DELTA BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 2540 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Area Code 313-982-8507 PORT HURON WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY Ask about our cylinder lease plan!” 985-6159 2304 Farrand Across From K-Mart BUSH’S TEXACO ROAD SERVICE Call 982-9369 Open 7 days a week! 2299 Water St. THE FOGCUTTER Featuring: The new Vagabond Gift Shop Banquet Rooms. Also fine dining Phone— 987-3300 SAM JOE’S Featuring: fish chips Canadian style Also, Hamburgers Sandwiches 1005 24th Street 982-0571 Best Wishes! PEACOCK LUMBER CO. 2015 Holland Ave. Phone 982-0136 Powers Hamburgers 1209 Military Call— 982-3851 Also at 1524 Pine Grove 108 BLUE WATER BOWL 2419 Lapeer 985-5133 “Bowling is fun for the entire family” PORT HURON PAINT CO. 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