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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

1974 Centralian Volume III Port Huron Central H.S. Port Huron, Michigan . . . A Time to Be Happy 4-Sunrise A Time to Be Sad 8- Sunrise . . . A Time for Fun Sunrise- 9 . . . A Time to Work 10 . . . A Time to Question 14-Sunrise . . . A Time to Answer ... A Time for Every Purpose Under Heaven Sunrise- 17 Contents Varsity Football 20 J.V. Football 22 Freshmen Football 24 Girl’s Basketball 26 Golf 28 Cross Country 30 Homecoming 32 Student Council 38 Pep Club 40 Cheerleaders 42 Roy alettes 44 Freshmen 46 Fall- 19 20 - Fall ABOVE: Cros-Lex tries to get one of the Cougars down BOTTOM LEFT: Cougars stack up the Marysville Vik- ings. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bob Warner slowly pulls away from a Viking. OPPOSITE PAGE: Warner struggles through for a few extra yards. Varsity Team Roars Into New Season 1973 proved to be a year of Cougar frustration, even though the seniors offered leadership and courage with the juniors showing desire and en- thusiasm. The Cougars lair was entered by the hunters seven times while the Cougars could only defeat their prey twice, resulting in a two and seven season. As the season progressed the offense continu- ed to make progress and the defense remained the strength of the Cougars, but the deser- tion of Lady Luck provided a constant barrier. Through all this the Cougars exemplified strong team unity and sportmanship. Fall - 21 BOTTOM ROW: R. Kovach, J. Kerr, T. Williams, M. Almanza, T. Sutton, J. Capadagli, P. Logan, H. Kerr, K. Hellmuth. SECOND ROW: Coach Nesbitt, T. Fagan, S. Day, L. Holdman, F. Radske, J. Daniels, T. Bartlett, L. Nordgren, S. Clor, K. Snover, Coach Cristick, Coach Elliot. TOP ROW: R, Kilboum, B. Warner, R. Umphres, T. Gleason, S. Stevenson, J. Wilson, G. King, R. Walker, R. Banks, M. Miller. J.V. Are Champs At P.H. Central The JV Football team had a record of 7-1. They really did a great job out there on the field. The JV is a team that we should be very proud of and we know they will do as well next year as Varsity. 22 - Fall - • . ife e ;i P%: ' fi K fO 1 Jjk y mfr Ml jt m I4 ik BOTTOM ROW: M. Fernandez, M. Reyna, G. Wessel, K. Munce, G. Torello, K. Rilley, P. Valentine, E. Radske. SECOND ROW: Ass ' t Coach Clausman, B. Johnson, J. Ploeger, D. Richards, J. Hutchinson, K. Wil- kinson, T. Sterosky, D. Maveety, M. Grace, Coach Rutkofske. TOP ROW: M. Jones, D. Heath, R. Mancini, C. Jensen, J. Kovach, T. Schwartz, M. Glombowski, R. Wagner, C. Mosses. Fall - 23 Freshmen Improve As Time Goes On The freshman football team had a very frustrating year full of mistakes. Their record of 0-6 does not really indicate the progress these people made. Look for them to win as J.V. ' s. FRONT ROW: M. Peart, J. Evanchuck, H. Albers, K. Vemor, M. Finn, D. Moses, G. Goyette, B. Sutherland. 2nd ROW: Coach Repp, M. McDougal, R. Ulrich, T. Hale, P. Emlaw, C. Hopp, J. Fredendall, D. Berra, Coach Fron. 3rd ROW: B. Phillips, P. Langolf, M. Gutierrez, B. Bartlett, B. Purcell, T. Linehan, Manager C. Levine. 24 - Fall FAR LEFT: Todd Hale kicks on for Central. ABOVE: Keith Vernor (22) and Pat Emlaw (83) run for yardage against Marine City. BOT- TOM: Freshmen keep on going for Central. Fall 25 Liberated Girls Form Team FRONT ROW: Sue Warsinski, Mary Rynties, Karen Jacobson, Pam Morgan, Joanie Driggers, Terry Maxfield, Barb Howe, Mary Driggers . BACK ROW: Mrs. Hyde Coach, Laurie Guest, Laurie Fadell, Martha Stevenson, Adrienne Eaton, Martha Radske, Mary Moser, Carol Garbutt. 26 - Fall The girls basketball team put up a real struggle this year. The com- petition was rough but even in the fight they lost several of their games. This was their first year and under the leadership of Mrs. Hyde, they plan to come out victors next year. Fall 27 RIGHT: Coach Coleman corrects Eric Park- er ' s swing before a match. TOP RIGHT: Eric puts the advice to work during prac- tice. BOTTOM RIGHT: Randy Fernandez comes in for some constructive criticism too. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Carl Schultz shows the form that helped make the team a success. LTOR: Coach Coleman, C. Schultz, R. Fernandez, E. Parker, M. McDougal, J. Glombowski. 28 - Fall Golf Team Putts Through Season Our golf team did very well this year. The linksmen had a record of 5 and 2 during the fall of ' 73. An over-all match record of 6 and 3 was an example of the fine competition seen at Black River Country Club. The team stepped up this year by placing second in the St. Clair Area League and placing ninth in the State Rcgionals. Varsity 4ettcr winners were: Randy Fernandez, Eric Parker, Bob Peterson, Mike McDougal and Carl Schultz. Joe Glombowski was letterman in the 9th grade. Team match average was 162. 0 and the average per man was 40. 5. Fall - 29 Cougars Make a Run for It RIGHT: Coach Spiess contemplates his next meet strategy on the bus back to Central. BOTTOM LEFT: Glen Hillaker slows to a finish after a fine performance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sam Allen pours it on to the fin- ish. FAR RIGHT: A quartet of runners dis- play the loneliness of a three-mile run. Spring - 30 The Cross Country record was 6 and 3 for the season and they were fourth in the Chippewa Val- ley Invitational, ninth in the re - gionals and first in the S. C. A. L. League Meet. Letter winners with their third letter were Tom Gates, Glen Hillaker and Sam Al- len. Second year lettermen were Mike Bldeis, Marty Ureel, Mike Richards and Mark Bodeis. The JV letter winners were Mike Grain, Pat Bonkoske, David Grain, Larry Strieter, Brian Langolf, Mike Recker, and Steve Swarts. BOTTOM ROW: M. Ureel, S. Allen, G. Hillaker, Mike Bodeis, STANDING: Mark Bodeis, D. Grain, M. Grain, Coach Spiess, L. Strieter, S. Swarts. Spring - 31 RIGHT: Junior Ed Manning, never gives up as he struggles to gain a place on the Au- tumn Festival award rools. BELOW: Mark Bodies also can’t resist the childish lure of a tricycle. BELOW RIGHT: The sack race will always be a favorite of Doug Richards ' MIDDLE RIGHT: Julie Smith and Carmela Cini prepare for the tug-of-war while John Capadagli and Randy Kovach check out the competition. ABOVE RIGHT: A group of freshmen girls brace themselves as the doom of a mud bath approaches. FAR RIGHT: Rich Gossman and Cathy Jefferson seem to know just how to run a 3- legged race . 32 - Fall Spirit Week Bows to Seniors This years class of ”74” showed un- derclassmen the power of the mighty seniors in this year ' s Autumn Festi- val games. The seniors captured the many first place titles in the tricycle race, tug-of-war, and the egg toss. The juniors came up with a big sec- ond, sophomores next, and then the freshman. With the close of the day, tired, muddy bodies boarded the bus, patiently waiting to see who the 1974 Fall Festival Queen would be. Spirit Week Activities Bring Famous Persons Back to Life As the first tree of the season takes on a golden tone, stu- dents begin to look forward to Autumn Festival. The entire week before the game and dance is celebrated by a dif- ferent activity each day. Im- personation Day and Greaser Day are two such days. On Im- personation day, characters like Tom Sawyer, Columbo, and Mickey Mouse appear in school. The following day, students return to the era of the fifties. On greaser day, students arrive in bobby socks, greased -back hair, and bulky V- necked sweaters. The days are enjoyed by all as students laugh at their silly attire and teachers grin because they remember it exactly as it was in their high school days. 34-Fall OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Students display their creativity with their costumes on Famous Person Day. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Carolyn Wagner, Greg Tosch, and Debbie Ureel imitate the fifties on Greaser Day. TOP LEFT: Mr. Pagel participates in Spirit Week activities. CENTER Connie Stein and John Kerr practice the jitter- bug. BOTTOM: Debbie Bucholtz, Pam Morgan, and Karen Butler pose at the end of Famous Person Day. Fall- 35 Homecoming Court Completes Colorful Autumn Festival TOP ROW: Queen Janet Lund; Diana Moore, Senior; Karin Proving, Senior; Pat Orison, Senior; Carol Conlan, Sophomore; Jan Almanza, Minority Rep. ; Vickie Falk, Sophomore; Sheryl Simpson, Junior; Jackie Gram, Freshman; Molly Chandler, Freshman; Shawna Forman, Junior. 36- FaU Fall- 37 Even though we lost our Homcoming game, the dance turned out very well. Five Hun- dred people attended (the most ever for Central) and Janet Lund was crowned Queen. Student Council sponsored the dance. 1st Semester student Council has planned many activities but the teachers have been the main obstacle. We can ' t get them to chaperone. 2nd Semester Student Council hopes to get many ideas and activities go- ingwith the help of the teachers. Senior student council representatives are Ellen Scheffler, Julie Dinnen, Joey Johns, Bethanne Hayes, Debbie Bucholtz. 3 8- Fall Freshman Student Council, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Richards, Pat Emlaw, Mark Beach, Mark John- ston, Anna White, Mary Haynes, Sue Wiegand, Mary Lou Creamer, Teresa Ott, and Barb Bums. Sophomore Student Council, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Hardy, Wendy Angle Anglebrant, Karen Jacobson, Terri Maxfield, Cindy Larwrence, Bob Richmond, Michelle Kovach, Bon- nie Torrey, Carol Conlan, Barb Howe, and Connie Stein. Junior Student Council- LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Jennifer Jarvis, Carol Nalepa, Cindy Bro- therton, Darlene Cini, Cathy Pat- tinson, Sally Greene. BACK ROW: Ross Umphrees, Brian Mitchell, Rhonda Weiss, Sara Buckingham, Corkey Lawrence, Chris Falk, Ron Warner, and Sheryl Simpson. Fall- 39 Pep Club Builds School Spirit 40 The Pep Club is responsible for generating the cheers, yells, and overall enthusiasm known as school spirit. Lead by their sponsor, Mr. Goldsworthy, this club has been more active than all others this year. Be- ginning in the fall, the Pep Club sold refreshments to warm the stomach and cusions to warm the seat at all the home football games. As winter arrived the Pep Club sponsored sign painting contest and entertained the stu- dent body with their creation Kovach the Blue-nosed Cou- gar . Throughout the entire year, the Pep Club was there, undaunted by any sign of apathy. FIRST ROW: A. Warren, D. Orr, E. Scheffler, T. Wessel, C. Tosch. SECOND ROW: S. Warin- ski, D. Ureel, S. Wessel, B. Hayes, P. Bucholtz, D. Bucholtz, A. Falk. THIRD ROW: V. Weir, J. McCormick, A. Lewandowski, K. Clark, J. Kleinstiver, S. Negowski, M. Moser. Fall- 41 Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Diana Moore, Joy Gram, Bonnie Torre y. TOP ROW: Gail Gross, Cindy Kelly, Carol Nalepa, Patty Crison, Cheryl Simpson. On the opposite page, JV Cheerleaders are: BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Gram, Judy Clubb, Cindy Fuller. TOP ROW: Cheryl Cudlip, Koni Kilboum, Sandy Nalepa. There is a lot more to cheerleading than just showing up at the games and spuring the teams on to win. Both cheerleading squads practice at least twice a week. Last summer, the var- sity cheerleaders attended a cheerleading camp at Eastern Michigan University for a week. Cheerleaders also sold knives and sponsored dances to earn money for their ac- tivities. Cheerleading is more than just glory. They work hard to represent the school. 42 - Fall Cheerleaders Give a Boost to Central’s School Spirit Royalettes Fall Into Line This year the Royalettes per- formed at many of Central ' s activities. Along with the band, the thirteen Royalettes per- formed during football, basket- ball, assemblies, and lower grade schools. Keeping school spirit, setting good examples and putting forth a great deal of effort are all qualities of each Royalette. Fund raising activities to go to camp during the summer keep all Royalettes busy the year around. FRONT ROW: J. Parker, M. Emerick, N. Schott, N. Helwig, K. Gray, S. Rondeau, C. Plant. BACK ROW: R. Rondeau, L. Privette, J. Ureel, L. Noffs, M. Moser, M. Crimmins. Fall-45 Freshmen Freshman Class Officers; LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Bankston, Mary Lou Creamer, Martha Radtke and Doug Richards. RIGHT- Homecoming Representatives; Jackie Gram. OP- POSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT- Homecoming Representatives; Mollie Chandler. TOP RIGHT- Steering Committee Mem- bers- LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Lou Creamer, Fran Katrinic, Dave Berra, Jan Falk, Beth Willing, Vickie Carlisle, and Martha Radtke. 46- Fall Freshman Homecoming Nominees; LEFT TO RIGHT- FRONT ROW; Denise Cesefske, Sandy Nalepa, Vicky Dolan. BACK ROW; Pat McDougal, Dee Ann Moore, Denise Such- in, Mollie Chandler, Virginia Mitchell and Jackie Gram. 4 7- Fall Frosh Begin the Seasonal Cycle Howard Albers Kathy Albert Steve Albert Dave Alexander Kevin Anger Christina Baecklandt Paul Bailey James Baisley Cynthia Bankston Betty Barron Brad Bartlett Charles Bauer Mark Beach Marion Beach Joe Benner 48-Fall Dale Bisnett Bob Blake Orland Borgerson Brenda Borowski Theresa Borowski Bruce Bowling Lauretta Brandow Heidi Brauer John Bringhard Fred Bucholtz Barbara Bums Dwayne Caldwell Fall- 49 Kenny Campbell Grant Canham Vicki Carlisle Sandra Carpenter Jose Castillo Nichilas Cavis Richard Ceglarek David Cesefske Denise Cesefske Sue Cesefske Mollie Chandler Tom Cline Vicki Coats Bob Collins Eric Cope Lori Course Mary Lou Creamer David Curry Colleen Crimmins Cindy Curtis Dave Dazer 50-Fall Like Leaves From Scattered Branches, Frosh Are Interesting And Unique! Diane Dayer Darlene Deeter Greg Dimick Vicky Dolan Vicky Donacky Steve Dortman Mary Driggers Mike Eaton Tonya Enright Patrick Emlaw Joe Evanchuck Bob Falk Janice Falk Jeff Fiedler Mike Finn Margie Fowler Jon Fredendall Cindy Fuller Fall- 51 Fall Gives Frosh a Kick Forward Hellen Gaecke Kirk Gall Kim Gamble Don Gardner Howard Gillet Jim Gauther Jim Glombowski Joe Glombowski Janie Gonzales Steven Gonzales Gene Goyette Jackie Gram Julie Green Mike Gutierrez Robin Haddix Windy Haken Linda Hale Todd Hale Dan Harris Rick Harrington Julie Hastings 52-Fall Judy McDougal Mark McDougal Sheila McKenzie Deborah Miller Tom Mintz Marion Mitchell Virginia Mitchell Peter Mogl Dee Ann Moore Deborah Morris 54-Fall Fall’s Activities Tire Frosh Out. Cindy Nicholas Terry Nichols Steve Nordgren Dale Moses Loren Moutoux Mark Myers Sandra Nalepa Dorothy Neil Dennis Nicefield Fall- 55 Frosh Rakeup Fun Times At P.H.C. Vera Oles Luann orr Theresa Ott Betty Palmer Janet Paulus Mike Peart Jeff Perkins Sharon Petho Terri Pickering Jayne Pierce Bill Phillips Brent Pontine Carolyn Pospishel Robert Purcell Martha Radtke Mike Reckker Mike Reid Ann Reynolds Doug Richard Brian Riehl 56- Fall Mary Robison Hope Rosales Richard Roskey Lori Rosine Ricky Ryan Clinton Schmidt Chris Schroeder Tom Sly Leona Smerer Jim Smith Shirley Smith Tom Smith Angela Soto Duane Stein Cherylynn Stimac Denise Suchin Dave Sturdevan Douglas Suggs Buddy Sutherland Ethel Sutherland Fall- 57 Steven Swarts Teresa Sweeney Philip Sweet David Tallmadge Ed Taylor Johnny Taylor Mark Taylor Guy Thompson Ellen Thurrell Martin Tollander Susan Torrey Tricia Tracy Raymond Ulrich Debbie Ureel Keith Vernon JoAnna Vicencio Timothy Vickery Kenneth Vincent Karen Vought Carolyn Wagner 58-Fall Frosh Are Whisked Into the Fall ofTheir High School Li ves. Mary Webster Pam Weston Anna White Victoria Whitford Susan Wiegand Richard Willard Beth Willing Debbie Winch Susan Wright Bill Wolfe Fall- 59 Contents Varsity Basketball 62 J.V. Basketball 64 G.A.A 66 Sweetheart Festival 74 Band 76 Choir 80 Co-op 84 Journalism 86 Bowling 88 Sophomores 90 Winter-61 THE ABOVE: Fred Radske plays keep away from Northern as Steve Vickery stands back and watches. ABOVE RIGHT: Randy Kovach stares them down while making a pass. RIGHT: Randy Kovach, Fred Radske, and Randy Fernan- dez Rush in for a rebound. TFIE OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Fred Radske jumps to the basket as Rick Banks and the opposing (YALE) team rushes to the scene. 62-Winter Varsity Breaks Three Records Though their 5-16 record may not show it, the Cougar Varsity Basketball team im- proved greatly over the previous season and set several new school records. Most games were much closer than the scores indicate. More than once the cougars left at half time points ahead only to lose their lead in the last minutes of play. Senior, Fred Radske, led the Cougars as the season ' s leading scorer, and the leading rebounder. He also set three school records with 283 points cored in one game, and 211 rebounds dur- ing the season. Another Senior, Randy Ko- vach, led in assists with 38 during the sea- son. The season was highlighted by a highly disputed one point loss at the buzzer to Mar- ine City. fcv ! jl ' V, : -i k : ■ P ■W™ . t Uin u Ii_ FRONT ROW: Randy Fernandez, Terry Mathews, Randy Kovach, Fred Radske, Steve Vickery, Marty Ureel, Bob Rainey. TOP ROW: Paul Toth, Rick Banks, Russ Walker, Scott Stephenson, Roger Wood, Steve Sams, Mr. Jamison. Winter- 63 FRONT ROW: Ed Radske, Brian Johnson, Tim Stroske, Richard Gossman. BACK ROW: Dave Maveety, Marty Grace, Kirk Wilkenson, Carl Sholtz, George Torello. 64-Winter Junior Varsity Basketball Slides Through Season TOP PICTURE: Roger Williams tries hard for Central. BOTTOM PICTURE; our team aims for a basket. This year our J. V. basketball team had a rough season. Even with the rough competition we won several of our 17 games and were close to winning in many of our other games. Winter- 65 RIGHT: Buddy Sutherland and Pat Emlaw carry the ball into enemy courts for another shot. OPPOSITE PAGE FAR RIGHT: Keith Vernon and the baby Cougars go for points against Sarnia. RIGHT: Todd Hale shoots for one of Central ' s many baskets. TOP ROW L. to R.: J. Glombowski, D. Richard, P. Emlaw, T. Hale, B. Purcell, B. Sutherland, M. Beach, Coach Koerber. SEATED: S. Schwartz, B. Phillips, D. Berra, M. McDougal, T. Linehan, K. Vernon, S. Nordgren. 6 6- Winter Frosh Lay Up Good Record The freshmen basketball team started slowly but progressed steadily through- out the season. The team kept the crowds on the edge of their seats with their 32-31 win over Port Huron Nor- thern ' s blue team, their 49-47 win over Yale, their overtime win over Marys- ville in the last game of the season, and their 53-55 overtime loss to the league champions. Marine City. Joe Glombowski led the freshmen ' s attack scoring 317 points during the season. Joe also scored 26 points against Chip- pewa Valley claiming the honor of most points scored in a game. Mr. Repp served as coach for most of the season but was replaced by Mr. Koerber when Mr. Repp became the JV coach. Winter- 67 PHC’s Wrestlers Hold ’Em Tight EXTREME TOP: Rich Kilboum slowly but aggressively pulls his man down for a point. ABOVE: An unidentified wrestler tries to pin one for Central. RIGHT: FRONT ROW: C. Moses, R. Kilboum, S. McCormick, F. Sutherland, D. Ful- ler, and D. Moses. BACK ROW: Coach- Mr. Fron, M. Miller, M. Mancini, J. Capadagli, R. Umphreys, G. Carlisle, B. Stoken, D. Nalepa, and Coach-Mr. Cristick. 68- Winter After a struggling season, P. H. C. placed 3rd in the League Meet. They also tied for 1st as Co-Champions with Ajichor Bay and Chip- pewa Valley in the SCAL Meet. Frank Sutherland, at 105, took 6th place in the State Finals which were held in Kalamazoo. There was a very good chance of Sutherland taking a 2nd or 3rd place if it wasn’t for a dislocated elbow, which made him default his last 3 matches. Winter- 69 J.V. Matmen Get Into Action The pictures of the J. V. wrestler a- bove and on the opposite page, show the extreme talent of our men. In the years to come they will advance to Varsity Wrestlers and really get to know what wrestling is about. Winter 71 Winter Brings Fun for G.A.A. GAA is a chance and time for every- one involved to get together and just have a good time. In our G. A. A. they do just that. Volleyball, basketball, softball, and swimming are just some of their activities. They put on some dances after basketball games. They participated in several different tour- naments. They meet on Monday and Thursday nights with MRS. Bristol there to help them. TOP ROW: Cheryl Blake, Jill Loxton, Margie Fowler, Lynn Ludy, Jane Ureel, Patsy Chapman, Becky Nunez, Debbie Ulrich, Sue Negowski, Joann McCormick. SECOND ROW: Molly Chandler, Jane Pierce, Pam Weston, Debbie Ureel, Julie Giombowski, Holly Ho lmstrom, Sandy Nalepa, Koni Kilboum, Carolyn Wagner, Nancy Paulus, Denise Wollen, Theresa Wessel. BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Cini, Kathy Evenchuck, Cathy Pattinson, Cheryl Randolph, Patsy Gougeon, Debbie Stein, Marty Langolf, Marsha Drayton, Carol Nalepa. 72-Winter Winter- 73 Foreign Exchange Students Brighten P.H.C. Population 74- Winter This year we had three foreign exchange students at our school. All have very distinct personalities and have brought with them the culture of their own country. They have helped to broaden Central ' s view of other countries. We have found out that they are all good students and they are all very warm and friendly. Karen is from Germany and she had no language problem when she came here. She is a very good student and was a mem - ber of the queen ' s court. Charlotte is from Denmark. She speaks seven lan- guages and is very easy to get along with and talk to. She thinks it is very nice here and likes our people a lot. Fernanda is from Brazil. She likes it here a lot and thinks that our school system is easy, but she likes the way it is run. Winter- 75 Honor’s Band Plays On 76-Winter McDonald’s McDonald’s Richard Pettibone a former student from Central talks to Paul Lavalle Director of the McDonald’s All American Band. Richard was in the NBC-TV Rose Ball Parade. McDonalds Locations are 2509 Pine Grove and also 1125 24th St. Honors band is a sixty two -piece perfor- mance group. It started off the year dur- ing the football season showing off their new uniforms. The marching band (honors band) performed at all home games. Oth- er performances this year included con- certs at area intermediate and elemen- tary schools, a Christmas Cabaret, all pep rallies, all basketball games and the usual spring concerts. The Cougar Band also sponsored an even- ing concert presented by the Augustana Concert Band of Augustana College, Rock Island Illinois. At this time plans are un- derway to perform at several schools in the northwestern part of Michigan some- time during the middle of May. Winter- 77 Jazz Band Jazzes It Up Jazz Band is probably the best known band at Central. This group has performed with the Honors band and on its own. On March 22 the Jazz band partici- pated in competition at the CMU Jazz Festival in Mt. Pleasant. Classes meet during the school day, but the group rehearses on Monday nights too. P 78 -Winte r Cadet Band Starts Out Smoothly The Cadet Varsity band students in this band have been working hard to improve their skills in music. Per- formances this year included the Christmas Cabaret, a concert at Chippewa and the spring concert. These hard-working musicians and an important asset to the band pro- gram by helping to raise money and working on the Augustana project. Winter 79 Choirs Sing Throughout the Year FIRST ROW-Brian Rhiel, Diana Moore, Dan Perry, Cindy Brotherton, Brian Lindsay, Pam Hardy, Dan Nalepa, Do- ra Smith, Steve Graw, Michelle Cote, Todd Willard. BACK ROW-Pam Pert, Don Bonkowske , Wendy Angle bra ndt, Jay Kovach, Lois Heck, Lawerence Holdman, Patty Cleland, Mike Miller, Kathy Gray. OPPOSITE PAGE FIRST ROW TOP PICTURE-Ann reynolds, DeAnn Moore, Vicky Dolan, Dora Smith, SECOND ROW-Kathy Tetreau, Sta- cie MacDuff, Janice Frendahl, Barb Burns, Mary Lou, Creamer, Sandy Nalepa. THIRD ROW-Pam Pert, Robin Haddix, Jo Ann Jones, Doreen Brookrum, Angelia McClarty, Ethel Sutherland, Mr. Krause. FOURTH ROW-Sharon Whitsitt, Jane Gonzales, Dorothy Currie , Mary Driggers, Cheryl Stimac, Anna White. FIFTH ROW-Karen Phillipe, Brenda Noble, Theresa Parker, Anglea Soto, Sue Draveling, Debby Shannon, Karen Jacboson, Marion Beach, Cheryl Laber. OPPOSITE PAGE FIRST ROW BOTTOM PICTURE-De Anne Moore, Kathy Grey, Todd Willard, Mark Taylor, Pam Hardy, Becky Relken, SECOND ROW- Patty Crisson, DeAnn Moore, Gail Gross, Greg Tosch, Robin Rondeau, Mr. Krause, THIRD ROW- Wanda Robinson, Valerie Weir, Rick Harrington, Steve Novack, Tim Vick- ery, Frank Sutherland, Sandy Williams, Joanne Katrinic, FOURTH ROW- Kathy Loxton, Debby Wiley, Tom Gates, Terry Matthews, Steve Price, Roger Wood, Denise Wollen, JudyClubb. Winter-81 This year the choir had many voices to help make it strong. At Christmas time the choir sang songs of goodwill and happy jingles. T. V. Eight, The Foggcutter, and McMorran Auditori- um had the pleasure of listening to P. H. C. ' s choirs. This year participa- ting in State competition were Dan Perry, Rick Willard, Brian Lindsay, Beth Hayes, and Dora Smith. This spring the choir performed for P. H. C. and Chippewa in concerts and also went on tour. Winter 83 This year Central lost two of its students. Den- nis Ashton was a member of the class of ’74 and was on co-op working at Trudell Tires. Barb La Vere was a junior this year and had worked in the cafeteria since her freshman year on the work experience program. Though we have lost Barb and Dennis, their memories and friends will go on forever. Co-op is an opportunity for students to learn what they want to do once they graduate. They learn to be responsible in the jobs they get and they learn what their boss will expect of them. Co-op students also learn that you always have to be on time , to do things without being told to, and one of the most important things is they learn the value of money. 84- Winter In the fall, the yearbook class met for the first time. The class consisted of five veterans and seven rookies. The odds for a better yearbook than the 1973 Centralian seemed small. Jour- nalistic terms became a part pf their everyday language. Long hours of work after school be- came a normal part of their school day. Guided by the editor, Debbie Edwards, eleven individ- uals became one, working toward a common goal. Their goal fin- ally became a reality. It is with much pride and pleasure that the yearbook staff presents to you their reality, the 1974 Centralian. BOTTOM ROW: Debby Dickinson, John Ellis, Joey Johns, Jane Falk. SECOND ROW: Barb Kramp, Terry Cummings, Kathy King. THIRD ROW: Debby Edwards, Kim Clark. TOP ROW: Cindy Gillies. 86 - Winter Journalists Are in the Making This year ' s Cougar Chronicle staff have proven themselves to be better than ever. After two years of hard work, the class was awarded sec- ond place International Quill and Scroll Award. Now into their third year. Miss Ballard and her staff of ten students are well on their way to establishing themselves in the area ' s journalism circles. The Cougar Chronicle is published monthly throughout the year. SEATED: Annette Lewandowski, Sally Greene, Art Wallace. STANDING: Janet Burney, Miss Ballard, Judy Parker, Jamie Klienstiver, Brian Lind- say, Marty Fernandez, Ken Snover. Winter - 87 This year ' s forty -two keglers are better than ever. With Mr. Dunbar as sponsor, averages rose and wins mounted up. Port Huron Lanes is the scene every Thursday night for championship bowling against North- ern, a confrontation with the teach- ers, or just plain bowling fun. BOTTOM ROW: Vicky Whitford, Debbie Edwards, Joan Hale. SECOND ROW: Sue Torrey, Bonnie Tor- rey, Debbie Bounoch, Kim Nordgren, Wendy Anglebrandt. THIRD ROW: Mary Webster, Jill Shieman, Debbie Sisson, Cindy Curtis, Jane Stein, Tanya Green, Barb Oke, Theresa Foltz, Sharon May. 88 - Winter FRONT ROW: Paul Bailey, Eric Cope, John Bisnett, Carl Foltz, Gary Corwin, Jim Hardy. SECOND ROW: Dan Falk, Duane Stein, Jason Billins, Mike Eaton, Tom Cline, Don Teeple, Gene Goyette, Mark Beach, Larry Jackson. TOP ROW: Bob Teeple, John Fleckenstein, Bill Hale, Randy Artman, Kirk Edwards, Bob Allen, John Anglebrandt, Dale Bisnett, Rodney Stein. Winter - 89 Sophomores RIGHT: Class officers Nancy Paulus (secretary), Cindy Lawrence (trea- surer), Karen Jacobson (president), Jamie Atfield (vice-president). BOT- TOM RIGHT: Sophomore Steering Committee - BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Paulus, Beth Romanov, Jamie At- field, Cheryl Cudlip, Gail Gross. TOP ROW: Kim Nordgren, Wen dy Angelbrandt, Karen Jacobson, Joanne Katrinic, Cindy Lawrence, Jane Ureel, Dave Everitt. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT; Homecoming Representatives Vicki Falk, Jan Almanza, Carol Conlan. Homecoming nominees, BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Scahill, Bonnie Torrey, Dora Smith, Carol Conlan. TOP ROW: Gail Gross, Vicki Falk, Don- dra Slingerland, Joy Gram, Tammy Hudson, Karen Philippe. 90- Winter Paul Adolf Lori Aldrich Len Alexander Darci Alloway Bob Allsteadt Jan Almanza Mary Andrews Pam Andrews Wendy Anglebrant Dan Armstrong Dave Arnold Gary Art man Tammy Ayers Art Baisley Yolanda Barron Carol Bamum Pam Bartley Debbie Baunoch Russ Baunoch Greg Berra John Bisnett Mary Bloink John Blythe Mark Bode is Karen Butler 92- Sophomores Sophomores Blanket the Fall of Their High School Life Mark Bush Janet Burney Kelli Burns PamelaBucholtz A1 Buchheister Roger Brown Dale Bowles Debbie Boshaw Mary Bookrum Rick Bonkowske Debbie Cameron Elizabeth Campbell Virginia Canham JoAnn Capadagli Bryan Card Debbie Carr Ed Castillo Kim C lark Patsy Chapman Cathy Cline Sophomores- 93 Sophomores Glisten During ’73-’74 Rick Clink Judy Clubb Taylor Clyde Ruth Coats Carol Conlan Karen Conrad Sharon Conrad Terry Cook Michelle Cote Carolyn Cowan Susan Crankshaw Charles Crenshaw Mary Crimmins Cheryl Cudlip Dorothy Curry Brad Cushman Lori Darcy Art Darling Judy Darling Diana Deeter 94- Sophomores Julie Dinkins Terry Donne nworth Joanie Driggers Vicki Duda Susan Dudas Donna Eagle Kirk Edwards Marcia Emerick Randy Enright Mary Ernst Kevin Esseltine Dave Everitt Laurie Fadell Dan Falk Don Falk Mark Falk Vicki Falk Marty Fernandez Sophomores- 95 The Chilling Thrills Fascinate P.H.C.’s Spellbound Sophomores Paula Fernandez Patti Foor John Forman Tammy Francisco Cindy Frizzle Don Fuller Karen Fye Sue Gaecke Norma Galvan Terri Gamble Carol Garbutt Steve Gardner Cindy Gilbert Cindy Gillies Mike Glombowski Joe Gonzales Brent Gordon Rich Gossman Marty Grace David Grain 96- Sophomores Joy Gram Kathy Gray Jeff Green Barry Gregory Gail Gross Pam Haken David Hall Lwey Harden Pam Hardy Paul Harker Vickie Hartman Denise Heath Lois Haeck Nancy Helwig Jan Hill Rick Hill Sherry Hi llake r Beverly Hoffman Holly Holmstrom Barb Howe Tammy Hudson Gail Lee Huff Brad Hurley Lori Hutchinson Darlene Hux Defawn Hux Walt James Karen Jacobson Cathy Jefferson Chris Jensen Sophomores- 97 Winter Brings Laughter Bryan Johnson Denis Johnson Debbie Johnston JoAnn Jones Mark Jones Joe Karner JoAnn Katrinic John Kelly Patty Kelly Diane Kemp Kristy Kilboum Steve Kleeves Sue Klein Jaimie Klienstiver James Kovach Michele Kovach Debbie Kramp Barb Kramp Debbie Krampien Karen Landon Mylene Langolf Robert Langolf Roderick Larsen Mark Lawry 98- Sophomores Karen Lemon Cindy Leslie Annette Lewandowski Carol Lloyd Kathy Logan Doug Loxton Lynn Ludy Richard Mancini Jay Maness John Marten John Martin Ron Martin Joann Mattox Mark Matts Dave Maveety Terry Maxfield Scott Maxwell Trudy McClellan Cindy McCormick JoAnne McCormick Frank Medellin Therese Medellin Bert Middleton Diana Miller Sophomores- 99 Frosty Spirit Fills Sophs. Dan Miskell Pam Morgan Donna Morris Mary Moser Charlie Moses Kim Munce Dan Nalepa Therese Napolitan Susan Negowski Mike Nelms Janice Nicholson Kim Nordgren Steve Nowak Becky Nunez Tony Olvera Ron Ostrander Patty Overson Bonnie Palmer Judy Parker Nancy Paulus Dan Pease 100- Sophomores Karen Philippe Ed Pickard Dave Pickelhaupt Jack Ploeger Cindy Porter David Pratt Robert Puerite Patti Quader Ed Radske Brian Reed Ken Reilly Moe Reyna Cindy Richards Doug Richards Jan Richards Rob Richmond Rick Rodriguez Sue Rondeau Larry Rosales John Rynties Robin Sanderson Chuck Sandness Cathy Scahill Richard Schmidt Sophomores- 101 Soph’s. Brave Cold At P.H.C Rob Schmitt Jim Schneider Tom Schneider Carl Schultz Tom Schwartz Pat Schott Robert Sears Joe Sein Delores Sembrano Debbie Shannon Debra Sisson Dondra Slingerland Susan Sloan Doug Smith Karen Smith Karen Snover Helen Stanko Connie Stein Rodney Stein Tom Sterosky Barry Stokan 102- Sophomore s Larry Stricter Jim Swick Debra Swisse Don Teeple Kathy Tetreau George Torello Bonnie Torrey Greg Tosch Kathy Tosch Jane Ureel Paul Valentine Terri Vought Rich Wagner Don Walter Brian Wanpelt Doug Warner Anna Warren Aaron Warsinski Steve Warsinski Sue Warsinski Dave Watson David Waun Valerie Weir Greg Weitzel Rod Weitzel Randy Weston Sharon Whitsitt Greg Wessel Dorothy Williams Sonja Williams Philip Wolfe Julie Wolfe JoAnne Zamoic Stan Zimmerman Dan Blythe Sophomores- 103 Contents Baseball 106 Track 108 Tennis 110 Scoreboard 112 Second Sem. Student Council 114 National Honor Society 116 Debate Team 117 Juniors 118 Spring- 105 Cougars Spring to Strike A Victory Our varsity and Junior Varsity baseball team had a very good season. They ended it with hot enthu- siasm. Some of their setbacks included starting out in the cold, and also they were rusty. Soon after the season opened they fought off the cold and oiled up their arms, to win 9 and lose 6 for the varsity and 11 and 1 for the Junior varsity. Team Picture- R. Walker, M. Klass, T . Gleason, J. Wilson, G. King, J. Swick, J. St. Pierre, SECOND ROW- E. Radske, K. Snover, M. Miller, J. Fleckenstein, D. Maveety, M. Grace, G. Wesell, T. Sturde- van, G. Torella, K. Wilkinson, B. Hale, T. Beach 106 -Spring FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Johnson, T. Morris, S. Glombewski, R. Banks, J. Nunez, R. Kovach, M. Almanza, S. Day. TOP ROW: C. Radske, T. Zamoic, F. Atkins, J. Daniels, R. Wilkinson, Mr. Claseman, J. Capadagli, E. Urban, C. Nelms, T. Matthews. Spring- 107 Cougar Trackmen Spring Forward RIGHT: A lone shotputter puts his weight into his shot. FAR LEFT: Glen Hillaker lines up for a pole vault. FAR RIGHT: Glen Hillaker stretches his leg for the long jump. BOTTOM: The Timettes helped clock and run the events for the Cougar track men. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bethanne Hayes, Karen Butler, Nancy Paulus, Joanne Katri- nic. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Simpson, Carol Nalepa, Cheryl Randolph, Kathy Pa ttinson, Patti Cleland, Sue McFadden, Marcia Emerick, Jane Ureel, Judy Parker. THIRD ROW: Robin Haas, Ellen Scheffler, Joan Driggers, Martha Radtke, Paula Fernandez. 108 - Spring The Cougar Track team has been one of the best teams in the state for the past two years. They have never lost a duel meet and were seventh in 72 and fourth in the state meet in 1973, while also winning the S.C.A. L. League Championship meet in 1973. The 1973 team broke the school re- cord in every event except the 440 yd. dash. Robert J. Johnson has lead the Cou- gars in track while breaking the state re- cord in the long jump. He jumped 23 feet 6 1 2 inches in 72 and then in 73 he jumped 23 feet 9 in. Rob was also selected to the All-State track team in both the long jump and quarter mile in 1972 and again in 1973. Coach Lowell Spiess has done an ex- cellent job of training and placing the indi- vidual into the fourteen various events and forming a very strong team. The relay teams have been very exciting to watch and seldom if ever are defeated. The 880 Re- lay team won every race except the state finals, where they were fourth. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Ureel, M. Bodeis, T. Williams, G. Hillaker, K. Williams, R. Johnson, A. Morris, F. Falkner, L. Jezierski, K. Hellmuth, J. Kerr, MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Nesibitt, L. Strieter, R. Warner, B. Withum, M. Sanford, D. Reynolds, M. Grain, G. Carlisle, S. Allen, M. Bodeis, D. Bonkoske, Mr. Spiess. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Valentine, B. Stokan, M. Glombowski, J. Hutchinson, J. Kovach, K. McClarty, K. Langolf, D. Gram, R. Bohkc 1 . Spring- 109 RIGHT: Randy Fernandez jumps up to connect with a serve . MIDDLE RIGHT: Rick Labor runs cross court to return a smash by his opponent. FAR RIGHT: The girls also get in- to the action as Mary Rynties serves. BOTTOM RIGHT: Martha Stevenson stretches to meet an on- coming serve by her opponent. FIRST ROW, L TO R: Bob Langolf, Kim Grattafori, Rick Labor, Mary Rynties, Mar- tha Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Bob Richmond, John Barry, Steve Nowak, Karen Rich- mond, Janet Burney, Scott Maxwell. 110- Spring Tennis Team Swings Into Action Last year our over -all tennis record was 5-11 and the League Record was 5-9. The captains last year were Karl Brown, and Randy Fernandez. Randy and Karl were the top scorers with Randy having 17 wins, 3 losses, and Karl winning 14 and losing 7. The other top scorer was Rick Laber with 9 wins, 10 losses. Karl Brown, Rick Laber, and Karen Richmond, receiv- ed their second varsity letter. Win- ners of their first year letters are John Barry, Adrienne Eaton, Randy Fernandez, Kim Grattafori, Bob Lan- golf. Bill Livingston, Rob Richmond, and Mary Rynties. Spring 111 Hairy Legs Fnvade P.H.C. And Boost School Spirit 112- Spring Track Tennis 97 26 1 103 20 1 98 25 2 C 102 21 5 2 761 2 46 1 2 3 . . 4 89 .... 34 2 5 76 47 5 2 85 38 2 5 2 5 4 3 3 Yale 4 6 1 2 5 Cross Country 1 6 2 5 PHC 5 2 28 29 Won 33 24 Golf 15 50 29 28 PHC 25 36 163 170 22 35 164 176 15 47 174 183 30 25 164 181 154 153 160 186 165 160 Varsity Football J. V. Varsity Football PHC 0 South Lake 16 0 Marysville 7 14 St. Clair 20 28 Anchor Bay 12 7 Cros-Lex 14 7 Algonac 6 16 .Marine City 20 14 Chippewa Valley 24 10 P. H. High 30 PHC 25 Marysville . . 0 6 St. Clair 0 7 Anchor Bay 0 12 Cros-Lex 0 59 Algonac 0 13 Marine City 0 7 Chippewa Valley 12 21 P.H.H.S . 15 Freshman Basketball PHC 44 Yale 55 43 45 Varsity Basketball 36 31 65 PHC 45 27 64 Yale 50 35 42 59 57 36 68 34 70 32 31 52 73 42 38 60 40 52 52 ...50 38 P.H.N. Gold 64 64 SCIT 42 30 : 46 45 59 27 53 48 65 49 . . . .Yale 47 56 73 37 42 46 106 36 45 39 49 53 55 40 84 42 46 41 49 57. .. 53 32 51 49 47 53 Yale 61 37 42 59 56 B 36 45 56 57 53 55 62 69 42 46 51 78 57 53 JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL: BACK ROW, Steve Boucher, Bob Rainey, Mike Mancini, Russ Walker, Jim Alloway, Frank Helwig, FRONT ROW: Carol Nalepa, Marsha Dray- ton, Cathy Pattinson, Sara Bucking- ham, Teresa Foltz. FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL, BACK ROW, Phil Langolf, Buddy Sutherland, Anna White, Debbie Johnson, Martha Radtke, Mary Lou Creamer. 114- Spring Student Council Pulls for School Unity Second semester student council has planned many activities for our student body. Among these were a Donkey basket- ball game, and they also entered a contest that was sponsored by CKW radio. The contestants are to save gum wrappers, the winner will have a free band attend their school. Student council is helping to unify Central. TOP PICTURE; SENIORS STUDENT COUNCIL, Fred Radske, Joey Johns, BOT- TOM PICTURE; SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL, BACK ROW, Robert Rich- mond, Judy Club, Karen Jacobson, Terry Maxwell, GregWessel, Mark Bon- deis, FRONT ROW; Connie Stein, Cathy Gray, Cindy Lawrence, Annete Lew- andowski, Paula Fernandez. Spring- 115 NHS Honors New Members ROW 1: C. Verlinden, C. Albert, Mrs. Hyde. ROW 2: T. Wessel, T. Cummings, E. Schef- fler, G. Mellows, L. Kerr, S. Clor. ROW 3: C. Manley, K. Richmond, S. Greene, J. Johns, D. Hooper, C. Pattinson. 116-Winter Debaters Slide Into Action £ | I? z % i S. Whitsitt, M. Creamer, L. Jackson, M. Reynolds, K. Clark, M. Kovach, C. Lawrence, L. Haeck. Despite the problem of the late starting date of school, the National Honor Society and the Debate team succeed- ed in having a successful sea- son. It takes time to build up a good club. Although there were problems with sponsors and such things as that, N. H. S. and Debate still press on. With Miss Ballard as sponsor for Debate, the negative team won 14; lost 5, and the affir- mative team won 10; lost 10. In the spring comes National Honor Society ' s most import- ant activity, the induction of new members. To be in N. H. S. , Seniors chosen must have maintained a 3 point average, and Juniors and Sophomores a 3. 5 average. Winter- 117 TOP PICTURE: Cheryl Simpson, Junior Rep. BOTTOM PICTURE: TOP ROW: Sue McFadden, Carol Nalepa. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Randolph, Shawna Foreman, Cheryl Simpson, Lorie Guest, Joan Ma- veety, Jennifer Jarvis. NOMINEES FOR COURT. 118- Spring TOP PICTURE: Shawna Fore- man, Junior Rep. MIDDLE PICTURE: Sara Buckigham, (vice president), Cathy Pat- tinson, (president), Cheryl Randolph, (secretary), miss- ing: Laurie Guest (treasurer). Steering Committee: BACK ROW, Randy Falk, Mark Cummings, Susan Win- field, Lori e Guest, Diane Johns, Sue McFadden, Mary Rynties. FRONT ROW: Mike Mintz, Jennifer Jarvis, Patsy Gougeon, Debbie Stein, Carol Nalepa. Bob Allen Sam Allen Rick Ayers Debra Bailey Luanne Baker Rick Banks Danny Barry Robin Baum Terry Beach Cheryl Blake David Bonkoske Don Bonkoske Steve Boucher Lynda Bowling Gary Brackenbury 120- Juniors Spirit Flows in Juniors Terri Bright Cindy Brotherton Russ Brown Karen Buchheister Sara Buckingham William Burns Gary Butler Steve Cameron Marshall Campbell Peggy Campbell Mike Card Glenn Carlisle Rudy Castillo Fred Cesefske Philip Chavez Darlene Cini Juniors- 121 122- Juniors Spring Shows the Old And New Patty Cleland Rhonda Coleman Patti Colins Rick Collins Richard Conrad Mike Cudlip Mark Cummings Gene Curry John Dandron Richard Davison Barb Davis Mike Davis Annette DeBell Debra Dickinson Kathy Doman Marsha Drayton Steve Dudas Sabrina Dumont Lauri Dunbar Barb Eames Adrienne Eaton John Ellis Mary Ann Erne rich Peggy Em law Kathy Evanchuck Albert Falk Annette Falk Ken Falk Mary Falk Randy Falk Juniors- 123 Spring Brings New Horizons Larry Feher Stanley Ferriby John Fleckenstein Theresa Foltz Shawna Forman Marcia Frasier Janis Fredendell Vicky Fuller Sherrie Gamble Tom Gleason Philip Glombowski Dennis Goodman Steve Graw Sally Greene Laurie Guest Mark Haeck Robert Hale William Hale Robert Halliday Steve Hardy Cindy Heilig Frank Helwig Lisa Himmel Terry Hirons Ron Holbrook Kenneth Hooper Donald Hoskins Connie Hubbard Esther Hunt Larry Jackson Juniors- 125 Larry Jackson Jean Jacobs Jennifer Jarvis Karen Jezierski Diane Johns John Kamendat John Kamer Steve Kemendat Richard Kilboum George King Kathy King Sandy Kirkendall Linda Kossuch Doug Kovacs Rick Labor LuAnn La mb art Marty Langolf James Lafrance Ralene Lautner Barbara LaVere Larry LaVere Jane Lewandowski Corky Lawrence Brian Lindsay Sandi Ludlow 126 - Juniors Life Bursts Forth in Juniors Bruce Ludington Patty Macey Mike Mancini Edward Manning Joan Maveety Donald McColeman Keith McClarty Sam McCormick Sue McFadden Pat McDougal Cindy McPherson Shirley Martiny Marcie May Robert May Vincent Medellin Juniors Go Forth in the Spring of Their High School Lives Jefferey Menslnger Mike Miller Sherry Mills Mike Mintz Chris Muter Carol Nalepa Gary Nabozny Hope Neeley Barbara Neil Lori Newberry Lori Nofs Mike Nunez Jim Oakley Deborah Orr Kristin Overs on Robert Parker Theresa Parker Cathy Pattinson Sheree Peterson Michael Petrossi 128 - Juniors Karen Petho Melanie Phillips Steve Philips Carol Phelps Cathy Plant Dennis Price Laura Privette Robert Rainey Cheryl Randolph Mark Reinisto Marcia Reynolds Mike Richards Vicki Riehl Wanda Robison Sue Roe lens David Romanow Robin Rondeau Jackie Rowbotham Sue Ruthenberg Mary Rynties Steve Sams Juniors- 129 Mark Sanford Beverly Saunders Mike Schmidt Marla Shue Cheryl Simpson Debbie Smith Penny Smith Ken Snover 130- Juniors Juniors Long for Spring Break Debbie Stein Walter Stevens Martha Stevenson Robert Sullivan Mary Jean Sweeney Julie Taylor Vicky Taylor Julie Tetreau Luann Thompson Catherine Tollander Chris Tollander Paul Toth Debra Tyson Richard Walker Russ Walker Juniors- 131 Juniors Thaw From Cold Uncertainty to Warm Awareness Karen Walter Pat Warren Robert Warner Ronald Warner June Wedge Rhonda Weiss Sue Wessel Charles West Dave Whitford 132- Juniors Sue Whitsitt Debbie Wiley John Wilson Bob Pinch Joe Wissing Denise Wo lien Roger Wood Ross Umphres Barb Urban Steve Vickery Sue Vought Joyce Young Tim Zamoic Daryl Zimmer Juniors- 133 Contents Seniors 136 Principal Office 150 English Music 152 Math Science 154 Social Studies Business 156 Home Economics 158 Shop 160 Counselors 161 Cooks Custodians 162 Board of Education 164 Advertising 166 Index 180 Conclusion 184 Summer- 135 Senior Class of 1974 136-Sum: Class Colors: Blue Silver Class Flower: Blue White Daisies Class Motto: “A Journey of a Thousand Mile Start With a First Step.” Chinese Proverb Summer- 137 President Ellen Schleffer, Vice President Randy Fernandez, Secretary Denise Fayed, and Treasurer Rose Muter. BACK ROW- Marty O’Brien, Marla Willing, Julie Smith, Carmela Cini, Cindy Albert, Theresa Wessel. FRONT ROW- Linda Garbutt, Terry Cum- mings, Jackie Rucker, Cindy VanWormer, Jill Paulus. 138-Summer Seniors The Girls Who Represented The Senior Class On Homecoming Court were: ABOVE LEFT: Queen Janet Lund, ABOVE MIDDLE LEFT: Karin Prov- ing, ABOVE LEFT: Diana Moore, ABOVE: Pat Crison. Court Nominees were (AT LEFT) Julie Dinnen, Ellen Scheffler, Kathy Valentine, Pat Crison, Marsha Negowski, Diana Moore, and Max ine Mills. Summer - 139 BRUCE ALBERS CINDI ALBERT ERNIE ALBERT DAWN ANDREWS FRANK ATKINS LARRY AYERS ROGER BANKSTON RICHARD BARRINGER BOB BARRON DENNIS BARRY JOHN BARRY TIM BARTLETT PAT BERRA SHERRIE BLACK KARL BROWN Debbie Bucholtz Carmela Cini Sam Clor Earleen Conrad Linda Comacchia Gary Corwin Jean Cowan Bill Crackel Pat Crison Terry Cummings Betty Curtis Jim Daniels Marcia Davis Steve Day Denis Desjardin Summer- 141 RAY DICKINSON JULIE DINNEN DEB DOCHERTY MIKE DOHERTY DEB EDWARDS KATHY ELLIOTT MIKE EMERICH ROBERT P. EVANS RON EVERITT TERRY FAGAN CINDY FALK JANE FALK PAUL FALK DENISE FAYED RANDY FERNANDEZ 142- Summer CARL FOLTZ CHERYL FOOR LINDA GARBUTT TOM GATES PAULA GLOMBOWSKI DIANA GOSSMAN TIM GOSTINGER MIKE GRAIN NANCY GREEN TANYA GREEN KIM GREGORY PANSY HADDIX CHERYL HAGLE JOAN HALE JANET HALL ANN HARNDEN Summer- 143 Summer Brings New Ideas for Seniors Debbie Hill Glenn Hillaker Lawrence Holdman Diane Hooper Bethanne Hoppenworth A1 Irvine Diane Jackson Ron Jacobs Joey Johns Bethanne Jones Cindy Kelly Harry Kerr 144- Summer JOHN KERR LYNDA KERR ROBIN KERR MARY KINNEY KATHY KITCHEN MARIA KOSEL MARK KRAINBRINK KAREN KRAMP BRENDA KRELL RANDY KRAMPIEN CHERYL LAMBERT DON NA LANDON GAY LaTURNO PATTI LEAVITT PAUL LOGAN KATHY LOXTON Summer- 145 JANET LUND CINDY MANLEY LORI MARTIN JAN McKENZIE MARSHA NEGOWSKI GEORGE MELLOS CRAIG MILLER FRED MINNIE SUE MINTZ DIANA MOORE ROSE MUTER RANDY NABOZNY LEE NORDGREN LEWIS NEIL BRENDA NOBLE MARTY O ' BRIEN 74ers Prove Their Spirit to P.H.C. l§ 7 ERIK PARKER JILL PAULUS PAM PEART TOM PET ROSSI CARL PICKELHAUPT STEVE PIERCE STEVE PRICE BARRY PURCELL FRED RADSKE BECKY RELKEN DEBBIE RUIZ ELLEN SCHEFFLER JILL SCHIEMAN NANCY SCHOTT ELLEN SCHMIDT MARY SCHNEIDER Summer- 147 Benny Smith Chuck Smith Julie Smith Karen Smith Kris Smith Rona Smith Holly Stoken Frank Sutherland Pat Swain Tricia Swain Don Talmadge Bob Thoms Nadine Thompson Ed Urban Marty Ureel Cathy Valentine Cindy Van Wormer Carol Verlinden Cheryl Waddell 148-Summer Summer Brings a Close to Our High School Days BRYAN WALKER THERESA WESSEL RICK WHITFORD KARIN WHITTAKER RANDY WILKINSON TIM WILLIAMS CHERYL WILLIS MARLA WILLING JOY ZAUNER JUDY ZAUNER Summer- 149 Principals Guide P.H.C. Through a Long Cold Year If you see two familiar faces walking through the halls, taking time to see what ' s happening at P. H.C., it’s pro- bably Mr. William D. Pierce, our principal, and his sidekick, Mr. James Goldsworthy. Mr. Pierce who is active in all of Central’s activities is also ac- tive in such things as antique collecting and a member of a musician union and does a more than adequate job of run- ning Central in a smooth manner. Mr. James Goldsworthy, assistant principal, is such a busy man. Listening to stories, writing blue slips, and suspen- ding students seems to be his favorite past time. Together, these two men help make Central a better place to be. 150-Summer Mrs. Jean McLeod Mrs. Donna Whitford Mrs. Joyce Willard This year ' s office staff added a new addition, Mrs. Jean McCloud. To- gether with Mrs. Donna Whitford and Mrs. Joyce Willard, the three make a perfect team to help run P. H. C. in a smooth manner. Writing blue slips, answering tele- phones, and typing all important memos keep them quite busy through Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall, but they are never too busy to help and get involved with student activities. Summer- 151 Fine Arts Harmonize Together The Fine Arts Department includes diversified fields such as music, art, and foreign language as well as English. The English courses alone offer over 20 different choices to the student. Under the lea- dership of Mr. Hudson, the Fine Arts Department has been busy creating behavioral objectives in an effort to continually improve the quality of the courses. The Fine Arts Department is also the largest department in the school. Summer- 153 Math And Science Explore the Future. The Math and Science Department is headed by Mr. Renner. The Math De- partment offers a variety of courses ranging from basic practical math to trigonometry. With the transition to the metric system becoming more possible every day, teachers are incorporating the slogan Think Metric into their classroom plans. The Science Depart- ment includes many aspects of the sci- ence world into their offerings. Chem- istry, physical science, biology, earth science, and health science offer a wide choice of fields of study to the students. Mrs. Sue Hyde Mrs. Henrietta Hobbs Mr. Bruce Christik Mr. Stan Renner 154- Summer OPPOSITE PAGE TOP PICTURE: Mr. Paulson seems relieved that his class is finally over. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Mrs. Hart enjoy- ing a summer stroll down the side- walk. LEFT TOP: Mr. Fron looks troubled with all the questions he is asked. LEFT BOTTOM: Mr. Nes- bitt concentrates on correcting pa- pers. BOTTOM RIGFIT: Mr. Renner works with the camera to help out the yearbook class. Summer- 155 Mrs. Janet Eastman Mr. Charles Meeker Mr. Lonnie Rutkofske Mrs. Janet Patrick 156- Summer Social Studies And Business Aid Learning Summer- 157 Mrs. Jean Bowman Mrs. Diane Campbell Mrs. Janis VanPelt 158-Summer The cooking and sewing classes were working hard to improve their knowledge of home living. While in Special Education they are doing varied activities in and around school. In gym the classes have a variety of activities from basketball to track. Mr. John He e ring Mrs. Linda Bristol Mr. Bob Elliot Summer- 159 Shop Teachers And Counselors Assist Kids. BELOW-Mr. Evans always has that look- What have you done now? NEAR RIGHT-Mr. Pa gel demonstrates safety precau- tions in shop. MIDDLE RIGHT-Miss Turbin is new to PHC and is fast becoming used to the problems of a counselor. RIGHT-Mr. Seaton works on engines during his spare time. RIGHT BELOW-There is always a warm smile and a help- ing hand in Mr. Dunbar ' s office. 160 - Summer Although shop and counseling seem to be two totally different areas, they are related. Both provide services to the students and faculty. Through the ef- forts of Mr. Dunbar, Mr. Evans, and Ms. Turbin, students schedule classes, transfer grades and solve their pro- blems during the school year. Shop instructors -Mr. Seaton, Mr. Currie, and Mr. Pagel, teach trades to students such as woodworking, mechanics, and drafting. All of the shop and counseling personel aid in the working future if the students . Summer- 161 Cooks And Custodians Keep Central Going This winter our custodians had a few extra things to do besides keeping the school clean. They had to keep the thermostats down to 68° and take care of the flag. The cooks kept on prepar- ing warm foods for 8 other schools be- sides Central. 162-Summer Board of Ed. Struggles Through Year This year the Board of Education worked many hard hours trying to reach an agreement with teachers on a 1974 contract. Together with many usual duties and extra du- ties the board found many ways to save money and spend on extra needed things. Dr. Robert W. Coulter, Superin- tendent of Schools, we congratulate on his third year. We also welcome new members of the Board of Edu- cation and give thanks to the old. 164- Summer Dr. A.J. Hazeldine Norman F. Cristic Elwin F. Hartwig Mrs. William J. Dinnen Mrs. Alice McKinnon Gerald W. Edson Jr. Rev. Fedrick Schoof Summer- 165 unn Paper Company Port Huron, Michigan 48ogo 929 24th St. at Howard Phone 985-9694 imn DON R. BREWER DODGE -2.4-rh Awe. PORT H U RON,M ICH IGA N 48060 Oarpnet Ddrt DODGE TRUCKS 385 448 ! Rendezvous for Two? Make it an evening to Remember . . . Prom Soft lights, sweet music and a sumptuous repast for you and your dining companion Atop the New Peoples Bank Bldg. 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Adolph, Paul 92, 79 Albers, Bruce 140 Albers, Howard 24, 48 Albert, Cindy 140, 138, 116 Albert, Ernest 140 Albert, Kathy 48 Albert, Steve 48 Aldrich, Lori 92 Alexander, Dave 48 Alexander, Len 92 Allen, Bob 120, 89, 17 Allen, Sam 30,31, 120,8, 109 Alloway, Darci 92 Alloway, Jim 114 Allsteadt, Robert 92 Almanza, Jan 92, 91, 36, 76 Almanza, Mike 21, 107 Amon, Deb 76 Andrews, Dawn 140 Andrews, Mary 92 Andrews, Pam 92 Anger, Kevin 48 Angelbrandt, John 89, 76 Angelbrandt, Wendy 88, 92, 90 Armstrong, Dan 92, 76 Armstrong, Monica 33 Arnold, Dave 92 Artman, Randy 89 Artman, Gary 92 Atkins, Frank 140, 107 Atfield, Jamie 90 Ayers, Larry 140 Ayers, Rick 120 Ayers, Tamara 92 Baeckelandt, Chris 48 Bailey, Debra 120 Bailey, Paul 89,48 Baisley, Arthur 92 Baisley, Jim 48 Baker, LuAnne 120 Baker, Paul 76 Banks, Rick 21, 120, 107,63 Bankston, Cindy 48,46 Bankston, Roger 140 Barchalia, Charlotte 74, 75 Barnum, Carol 92 Barringer, Richard 140 Barron, Betty 48 Barron, Bob 140 Barron, Yolanda 92 Barry, Dan 120, 76 Barry, Dennis 140, 70 Barry, John 110, 140 Bartlett, Brad 24,48 Bartlett, Tim 21, 140 Bartley, Pamela 92 Bauer, Charles 48 Baunoch, Deborah 92 Baunoch, Russel 92 Beach, Marion 48 Beach, Mark 89,49,48,66 Beach, Terry 120 Benner, Joseph 48 Berra, David 24, 5 1, 48, 46, 66 Berra, Gregory 92 Berra, Pat 140 Billins, Jason 89 Bisnett, Dale 89,49 Bisnett, John 89,92 Black, Brad 124 Black, Sheryl 140 Blake, Bob 49 Blake, Cheryl 120, 72 Bloink, Mary 92 Blythe, John 92 180 - Index Bodeis, Mark 31,92,32, 109, 115 Bodeis, Michael 31, 109 Bonkoske, Dave 120 Bonkoske, Donald 120, 109 Bonkoske, Rick 93 Bookrum, Mary 93 Borgerson, Orland 49 Borowski, Brenda 49 Borowski, Theresa 49 Boshaw, Debbie 88,93 Boucher, Stephen 120, 114 Bowlers, Dale 93 Bowling, Bruce 49 Bowling, Lynna 120 Brackenbary, Gary 120, 11 Brandow, Lauretta 49 Bauer, Heidi 49 Bright, Terri 121 Bringard, John 49, 79 Brotherton, Cindy 121 Brown, Karl 140 Brown, Robert 79 Brown, Roger 93 Brown, Pvuss 121, 122 Buchheister, Albert 93 Buchheister, Karen 121 Bucholtz, Deborah 40, 35, 41, 141, 38, 148 Bucholtz, Fred 49, 79 Bucholtz, Pam 93,41 Buckingham, Sara 132,121,4,111, 119, 114 Burgess, Christopher 14 Burney, Janet 92,87, 110,93 Burns, Barbara 49 Burns, Kelly 93 Burns, William 121 Bush, Mark 93 Butler, Gary 121,3,12 Butler, Karen 92, 34, 35, 108 Caldwell, Dwayne 49 Cameron, Deborah 93, 76 Cameron, Steven 121 Campbell, Elizabeth 93 Campbell, Kenneth 50 Campbell, Marshall 121 Campbell, Peggy 121 Canham, Grant 50, 79 Canham, Virginia 93 Capadagli, Joann 93 Capadagli, John 21,33, 107 Card, Bryan 93 Card, Michael 121 Carlisle, Glenn 121, 109 Carlisle, Vicki 50,48,46 Carpenter, Sandy 50 Carr, Deborah 93 Castillo, Ed 93 Castillo, Jose 50 Castillo, Rudy 121, 127 Cavis, Nicholas 50 Ceglarek, Richard 50 Cesefske, Dave 50,79 Cesefske, Denise 50, 47, 79 Cesefske, Fred 121 Cesefske, Sue 50 Chandler, Mollie 50, 59, 72, 47, 36, 48,46 Chapman, Patsy 93, 72 Chavez, Phillip 121 Cini, Carmela 4, 141, 142, 143, 138, 140 Cini, Darlene 93, 72 Clark, Kim 93, 100,86,41, 117 Cleland, Patty 121, 122, 8, 108, 70 Cline, Cathy 93 Cline, Tom 89,50 Clink, Richard 94 Clor, Samuel 21, 141, 116 Clubb, Judy 94,43,8, 1,76, 115 Coats, Vicki 50 Coats, Ruth 94 Coleman, Rhonda 122 Collins, Bob 50 Collins, Richard 122, 50 Conlan, Carol 94,91,36 Conrad, Earleen 141,76 Conrad, Karen 94 Conrad, Richard 93, 76 Conrad, Sharon 94 Cook, Terri 94 Cope, Eric 50, 58, 59, 89 Cornachia, Linda 73, 141 Corwin, Gary 89, 141 Cote, Michelle 94 Course, Lori 50 Cowan, Carolyn 94 Cowan, Jean 141 Crackel, Bill 141 Crankshaw, Susan 94 Creamer, Mary 50,46, 117, 114 Crimmins, Colleen 50,52 Crimmins, Mary 94, 45 Crison, Patty 42,36, 141, 139 Crushman, Brad 94 Cudlip, Cheryl 94, 43, 2, 73, 90 Cudlip, Mike 122 Cummings, Mark 122,3, 119 Cummings, Terry 86,4, 142, 143, 141, 116, 138 Curry, Dave 50, 16 Curry, Dorothy 94 Curry, Gene 122, 188 Curtis, Betty 141 Curtis, Cindy 88, 50, 52, 79 Daniels, Jim 21, 141, 107 Dandron, John 122 Darczy, Lori 94 Darling, Art 94 Darling, Judy 94, 76 Davis, Barb 123 Davis, Marcia 141 Davis, Mike 123 Day, Steve 21, 141, 107 Dazer, Dave 50 Dazer, Diane 51,79 Debell, Annette 123 Deeter, Darlene 51 Deeter, Diana 94 Desjardin, Dennis 141 Dickinson, Debbie 86, 123 Dickinson, Ray 142 Dimick, Greg 51 Dinkins, Julie 95 Dinnen, Julie 142,119,139,38 Docherty, Deb 142 Doherty, Mike 142 Dolan 51, 54, 47 Doman, Kathy 123 Duda, Vicki 95 Dudas, Steve 123, 70 Dudas, Susan 95 Dunbar, Laurie 123,70 Eagle, Donna 95 Eames, Barb 123, 70 Eaton, Adrienne 92, 123 Eaton, Mike 89,51 Edwards, Debbie 88,4, 142, 143 Edwards, Kirk 95, 89 Elliott, Kathy 142 Ellis, John 123, 130 Emerich, Mary Ann 123 Emerich, Marcia 95,45, 108,76 Emerich, Mike 142 Emlaw, Pat 111,24,51,79 Emlaw, Peggy 123,76,66 Enright, Randy 95 Enright, Tanya 51 Ernst, Mary 95 Esseltine, Kevin 95 Evanchuck, Kathy 123,72 Evanchuck, Joe 24,51 Evans, Bob 142 Everitt, Ron 142 Everitt, Dave 95,90 Fadell, Laurie 95, 27 Fagan, Terry 21, 142, 140 Falk, A1 123 Falk, Annette 123,41 Falk, Bob 51 Falk, Chris 123,73 Falk, Cindy 142 Falk, Daniel 89,95 Falk, Don 95 Falk, Jane 86, 142 Falk, Janice 51,46 Falk, Ken 123 Falk, Mark 95 Falk, Paul 142 Falk, Randy 123,119,76 Falk, Vicki 95,91,36,90 Fayed, Denise 4, 142, 143, 138 Feher, Larry 124 Fernandez, Martin 87,23,95 Fernandez, Paula 96,6, 108, 115 Fernandez, Randy 28, 110,29,4, 142, 143,63, 138,62 Ferriby, Stanley 124 Fiedler, Jeff 58,51 Fields, Sam 55 Fleckenstein, John 89, 124 Foltz, Carl 89, 143, 70 Foltz, Theresa 88, 124, 70, 114 Foor, Cheryl 143 Foor, Patti 96 Forman, John 96 Forman, Shawna 124,118,119,36 Fowler, Margie 51,72 Francisco, Tamara 96, 76 Frasier, Marcia 124 Fredendall, Janis 124 Fredendall, Jon 24,51 Frizzle, Cindy 96 Fuller, Cindy 43,51 Fuller, Don 96 Fuller, Vicky 124 Fye, Karen 96 Gaecke, Helen 52 Gaecke, Susan 96 Gall, Kirk 52 Galvin, Norma 96 Gambal, Sheryl 124 Garbutt, Carol 96, 6 Garbutt, Linda 143, 138 Gardner, Don 52 Gardner, Steve 96 Gates, Tom 143, 147 Gauthier, Jim 52 Gilbert, Cindy 96 Gillett, Howard 52 Gilles, Cindy 86,96 Gleason, Tom 21, 124 Glombowski, Jim 52 Glombowski, Joe 28,52,66 Glombowski, Julie 72 Glombowski, Mike 23,96,109 Glombowski, Philip 124 Gonzales, Janie 52 Gonzales, Joe 96 Gonzales, Steve 52 Goodman, Dennis 124 Gordon, Brent 96 Gossman, Diana 143 Gossman, Richard 96 Gostinger, Tim 143 Gougeon, Patsy 72, 119 Goyette, Gene 89,24,52,79 Grace, Martin 23, 96, 7 Gram, Jackie 43,91,52,36,46,4 7 Gram, Joy 97, 42, 34, 91, 90 Grain, Dave 31, 96, 109, 70, 79 Grain, Mike 31, 143, 109 Graw, Steve 124,2,188 Gray, Kathy 97, 45, 34, 1 15 Green, Jeff 97 Green, Julie 52, 79 Green, Nancy 143, 76 Green, Tanya 88, 143,76 Greene, Sally 124,87, 116 Gregory, Barry 97 Gregory, Kim 143 Gross, Gail 97, 42, 8,91, 90, 76 Guest, Laurie 124,27,26,118,119 Guitierrez, Mike 24, 52 Haas, Steve 13 Haddix, Robin 5,52 Haddix, Pansy 143 Haeck, Lois 97, 117 Haeck, Mark 124 Hagle, Cheryl 143 Haken, Pam 97 Haken, Wendy 52 Hale, Bill 89, 124,5 Hale, Bob 124 Hale, Joan 88, 143 Hale, Linda 52 Hale, Todd 24,52,66 Hall, Dave 97 Hall, Janet 143 Halliday, Bob 124 Hardy, Jim 89 Hardy, Pam 97 Hardy, Steve 124 Harker, Paul 97 Harnden, Anna 143 Harnden, Lew 97 Harrington, Richard 52 Harris, Brian 76 Harris, Dan 52 Hartman, Vickie 97 Hastings, Julie 52 Hayes, Beth 40,41,38, 148, 144 Haynes, Kim 53 Haynes, Mary 190 Heath, Dan 23 Heath, Denise 97 Heilig, Cindy 125 Hellmuth, Keith 21, 109, 144 Helton, Tom 144 Helwig, Frank 125, 114 Helwig, Nancy 95, 97, 45 Hill, Deb 144 Hill, Janice 97 Hill, Rick 97 Hillaker, Glen 30, 31, 109, 144 Hillaker, Sherry 97 Himmel, Lisa 125 Hirons, Terry 125 Hodgins, Nancy 55 Hoffman, Beverly 97 Holbrook, Ron 125 Holdman, Larry 21, 144 Holstrom, H olly 97, 72 Hooper, Diane 116, 144 Hooper, Ken 125 Hopp, Harles 24 Hoppenworth, Bethanne 144 Hoskins, Don 125 Howe, Barb 97, 26 Hubbard, Connie 125 Hudson, Tamara 97,91,90 Huff, Gail 97, 158 Hunt, Esther 125 Hutchinson, Terry 23, 109 Hutchinson, Lori 97, 3,76 Hux, Darlene 97 Hux, Defawn 97 Irvine, A1 144 Jackson, Diane 144 Jackson, Larry 89 Jackson, Larry 126 Jacobs, Elizabeth 117 Jacobs, Jean 126 Jacobs, Ron 144, 145 Jacobson, Karen 97, 26,90,115 James, Walton 97 Jarvis, Jennifer 126,118,119,189 Jefferson, Cathy 97 Jensen, Chris 97, 23 Jezierski, Karen 126 Johns, Diane 126, 119 Johns, Joseph 86,4, 142, 143, 116,38, 144, 115 Johnson, Bryan 98, 23, 22 Johnson, Dennis 98 Johnson, Debbie 98 Johnston, Deborah 114 Jones, Beth 144 Jones, JoAnn 98 Jones, Mark 98,23, 189 Jones, Steve 79 Kamendat, Jon 26 Kamendat, Steve 126 Karner, John 126 Karner, Joseph 98 Katrinic, Fran 34, 46 Katrinic, JoAnn 98, 90 Kelly, Cindy 43,42, 144 Kelly, John 98 Kelly, Patty 98 Kemp, Diane 98 Kerr, Harry 21, 144 Kerr, John 20,21,35, 145, 146, 109 Kerr, Lori 116 Kerr, Lynda 145,76 Kerr, Robin 145 Kilbourn, Koni 43, 42, 72, 79 Kilbourn, Kristy 98 Kilbourn, Rich 21, 126 King, George 21, 126 King, Kathy 126,86 Kinney, Mary 145, 76 Kirkendall, Sandra 126,11 Kish, Eddie 141 Kitchen, Kathy 145 Kleeves, Steve 98 Klein, Suzanne 98 Kleinstiver, Jamie 98,87,41 Kosel, Marie 145 Kossuch, Linda 126 Kovacs, Doug 126, 188 Kovach, Jim 98,23, 109 Kovach, Michelle 98, 117 Kovach, Randy 20,21, 107,62,63 Krainbrink, Mark 145, 139, 11 Index - 181 Kramp, Barb 98,86 Kramp, Debra 98 Kramp, Karen 145 Krampien, Debbie 98 Krampien, Randy 145 Krell, Brenda 145 Laber, Rick 70, 110, 111, 126 Lacey, Allan 79 LaFrance, Jim 126 Lambert, Cheryl 145 Lambert, LuAnn 76, 126 Landon, Donna 145 Landon, Karen 98 Langolf, Brian 53 Langolf, Kevin 109 Langolf, Marty 72, 73, 126, 132 Langolf, Mylene 98 Langolf, Phil 114 Langolf, Bob 98, 110 Laturno, Gay 145 Lautner, Ralene 126 Lavere, Larry 126 Lawerence, Corky 126 Lawrence, Cindy 90, 115, 117 Lawry, Mark 98 Leavitt, Patricia 145 Lemon, Karen 99 Lerch, Mike 53, 79 Leslie, Cindy 99 Levine, Craig 24,53 Lewandowski, Annette 41,87,99, 115 Lewandowski, Dean 144 Lewandowski, Jane 126 Lindsay, Brian 14,87, 126, 188 Linehan, Tim 24,53,66 Livingston, Carl 53 Livingston, Lucille 53,59 Lloyd, Carol 99 Logan, Kathy 99 Logan, Paul 21, 145 Loxton, Dave 53 Loxton, Doug 99 Loxton, Jill 72 Loxton, Kathy 145 Ludington, Bruce 127 Ludlow, Karen 53 Ludlow, Sandy 76, 126 Ludy, Lynn 72, 99 Lund, Janet 9, 36, 37, 139, 146 MacDuff, Stacie 53 Macey, Patty 127 MacGregor, Rick 53 Mancini, Mike 114,127 Mancini, Richard 23,99 Maness, Jay 99 Manley, Cindy 116, 146 Manning, Ed 8, 17, 32, 127 Marques, Feranda 74, 75 Martens, John 99 Martin, John 99 Martin, Lori 76, 146 Martiny, Ron 99 Martiny, Shirley 127 Matthews, Terry 63, 107 Mattox, Joann 70, 99 Mattox, Michael 53, 79 Matts, Mark 99 Maveety, Dave 23,99 Maveety, Joan 73, 118, 127 Maxfield, Terry 26, 99, 1 15 Maxwell, Scott 99, 110 May, Marcie 127 May, Robert 76, 127 May, Sharon 53,88 McClarty, Angelia 16 McClarty, Keith 109, 127 McClellan, Trudy 99 McColman, Don 127 McCormick, Cindy 1,76,99 McCormick, Joanne 41, 72, 99 McCormick, Bob 54 McCormick, Sam 76, 127 McDonald, Patrick 54 McDougal, Judy 54 McDougal, Mark 54,66 McDougal, Mike 24, 28 McDougal, Pat 47, 127 McFadden, Sue 118,119,127 McKenzie, Shelia 54 McPherson, Cindy 127 Medellin, Frank 99 Medellin, Therese 99 Medellin, Vince 127 Mellos, George 116, 146 Mensinger, Jeff 76, 128 Middleton, Bert 94,99 Miller, Craig 146 Miller, Debbie 54 Miller, Diana 99 Miller, Mike 21, 128 Mills, Caroline 76,79 Mills, Maxine 5, 139 Mills, Sheryl 76, 128 Minnie, Fred 146 Mintz, Mike 119, 128 Mintz, Sue 146 Mintz, Tom 54 Miskell, Dan 100 Mitchell, Brian 13, 15, 191 Mitchell, Marion 54 Mogl, Pete 54, 189 Moore, DeeAnn 54,47 Moore, Diana 36,42,43, 139, 146 Morgan, Pam 26,35, 100 Morris, Debbie 54 Morris, Donna 76, 100 Moser, Mary 26,34,45, 100 Moses, Charles 23, 100 Moses, Dave 24 Moses, Dale 55 Moutoux, Loren 55 Munce, Kim 23,79, 100 Muter, Chris 128 Muter, Rose 138, 140, 146 Myers, Mark 55 Nabozny, Gary 128 Nalepa, Carol 42, 72, 114, 1 18, 119, 121, 128 Nalepa, Dan 100 Nalepa, Sandy 43, 55, 44, 72 Napolitan, Theresa 1, 100 Neely, Hope 128 Negowski, Marsha 139, 146 Negowski, Sue 41, 72, 100 Neil, Barb 128 Neil, Dorothy 33, 55, 59 Neil, Lewis 146 Nelms, Chuck 107 Nelms, Mike 100 Newberry, Lori 128 Nicefield, Dennis 55 Nicholas, Cindy 50, 55, 79 Nichols, Terry 55 Nicholson, Janice 100 Noble, Brenda 146 Nofs, Lori 45, 128 Nordgren, Kim 88,90, 100 Nordgren, Lee 21, 146 Nordgren, Steve 55,66 Nowak, Steve 100, 110 Nunez, Becky 72, 100 Oakley, Jim 128 O ' Brian, Marty 138, 146 O ' Connor, Tim 55 O ' Donnell, Beth 55 Oke, Barb 55,88 Oles, Vera 56 Orr, Debbie 41, 76, 128 Orr, LuAnn 56, 79 Ostrander, Ron 100 Ott, Theresa 56 Overson, Kristin 128 Overson, Patricia 100 Palmer, Betty 56, 79 Palmer, Bonnie 76, 100 Parker, Bobby 128 Parker, Erik 21,29, 147 Parker, Judy 45, 100 Parker, Mike 190 Parker, Thersa 128 Pattison, Cathy 72, 114, 116, 119, 128 Paulus, Janet 56 Paulus, Jill 138, 147 Paulus, Nancy 34, 72, 73, 90, 100 Peart, Mike 24, 56, 76 Peart, Pam 147 Pease, Dan 100 Pelton, Denis 76 Perkins, Jeffery 56 Peterson, Bob 12 Peterson, Sheree 128 Petho, Karen 129 Petho, Sharon 56 Petrossi, Mike 128 Petrossi, Tom 147 Phelps, Carol 129 Phipps, Bob 56 Philippe, Karen 90,91, 101 Phillips, Bill 24,56,66,76 Phillips, Steve 76, 129 Pickard, Ed 101, 160 Pickelhaupt, Carl 147 Pickelhaupt, Dave 101 Pickering, Terri 56, 158 Pierce, Jayne 56,72 Pierce, Steve 147 Plant, Cathy 5,45, 129 Ploeger, Jack 23, 101 Pontine, Brent 56, 58 Porter, Cindy 101 Pospishell, Carolyn 56 Pratt, David 101 Price, Denis 129 Privette, Lori 34,45, 129 Proving, Karin 36, 75, 138, 139 Puente, Robert 101 Purcell, Barry 147 Purcell, Bob 24,51,56,66 Quader, Patti 101 Radske, Ed 23, 59, 101 Radske , Fred 21,62,63, 115, 147 Radtke, Martha 26,46,56, 114 Rainey, Bob 63, 114, 129, 160 Randolph, Cheryl 72, 118, 129 Reckker, Mike 56, 79 Reed, Brian 101 Reid, Mike 56 Reilly, Kenneth 101,23 Reinesto, Mark 129 Relken, Becky 147 Reyna, Moises 101,23 Reynolds, Ann 56 Reynolds, Marcia 129, 117, 76 Richard, Doug 32, 23, 46, 66 Richard, Jan 101 182 - Ind ex Richard, Mike 129 Richards, Cynthia 101 Richards, Doug 101,56,46 Richmond, Karen 110, 116 Richmond, Robert 101, 110, 115 Riehl, Brien 56,57 Riehl, Vicki 129 Robison, Mary 57 Robison, Wanda 129 Rodriquez, Ricardo 101 Roelens, Susan 129 Romanow, Beth 1, 2, 90 Romanow, David 129 Rondeau, Robin 129,45 Rondeau, Suzanne 101,45 Rosales, Hope 57 Rosales, Larry 101 Rosiline, Lori 57 Roskey, Richard 57 Rucker, Jackie 138 Ruiz, Debbie 145, 147, 140 Ruthenberg, SuzAnne 129, 15 Ryan, Rickey 57 Rynties, John 101 Rynties, Mary 129, 111, 110,26, 119 Sanford, Mark 130, 109 Sandness, Chuck 101 Sanderson, Robin 101 Sams, Steven 63 Saunders, Beverly 130 Scahill, Cathy 101,91,90 Scheffler, Ellen 41, 10, 147, 143, 138, 148, 139, 116,38, 138 Schieman, Jill 147, 148 Schmidt, Clinton 57, 79 Schmidt, Ellen 147, 148 Schmidt, Michael 130 Schmidt, Richard 101 Schmitt, Robert 102 Schneider, James 102 Schneider, Mary 147, 148 Schneider, Tom 102 Schott, Nancy 45, 147, 148 Schott, Pat 102 Schroeder, Chris 57 Schultz, Carl 28,29, 102 Schwartz, Steve 66 Schwartz, Tom 23, 102 Sears, Robert 102 Sein, Joe 57 Sembrano, Delores 102 Shannon, Deborah 102 Sheiman, Jill 88 Shue, Marla 130 Simpson, Cheryl 130,42,118,36 Sisson, Debra 88, 102 Slingerland, Dondra 102,57,91,90 Sloan, Susan 102 Sly, Tom 57, 79 Smerer, Leona 57 Smith, Benny 148 Smith, Charles 148 Smith, Debora 130 Smith, Dora 91,90 Smith, Doug 102 Smith, Jim 57 Smith, Julie 138, 148 Smith, Karen 148 Smith, Karen 102 Smith, Kris 148 Smith, Perry 130, 76 Smith, Rona 148, 76 Smith, Shirley 10,57 Smith, Tom 57 Snover, Karen 94, 102, 11,2 Snover, Ken 21, 130,87 Soto, Angela 57 Stanko, Helen 102 Stein, Connie 102,35,76,115 Stein, Debbie 131, 57, 72, 1 19 Stein, Duane 89,57 Stein, Jane 88, 79 Stein, Joe 102 Stein, Rodney 89, 63, 102 Stephenson, Scott 63 Steroskey, Timothy 23, 7 Steroskey, Tom 22, 102 Stevens, Pat 131, 12 Stevenson, Martha 111, 131,26, 110, 76 Scott, Stevenson 21 Stimac, Cheryl Lynn 57 Stokan, Barry 102, 109, 76 Strieter, Larry 31, 103, 109, 76 Sturdevan, David 57 Suchin, Denise 57, 73, 47 Suggs, Douglas 57 Sullivan, Bob 131 Sutherland, Buddy 24,57, 114,66 Sutherland, Ethel 57 Sutherland, Frank 4, 142, 143 Sutton, Tom 21 Swarts, Steven 31,58 Sweeny, Mary 131,6 Sweeney, Theresa 59,58, 13 Sweet, Philip 58 Swick, Jim 103 Swisse, Debra 103 Tallmadge, David 58 Tallmadge, Don 148 Taylor, Clyde 11 Taylor, Eddie 58 Taylor, John 58, 79 Taylor, Julie 131 Taylor, Mark 58 Taylor, Vicky 131 Teeple, Don 89, 103 Teeple, Robert 89 Tetreau, Julia 131 Tetre au, Kathlyn 103 Thompson, Nadine 148 Thoms, Bob 148 Thurrell, Ellenor 58 Thompson, Guy 58 Thompson, LuAnn 131 Tollander, Cathy 131 Tollander, Chris 131 Tollander, Martin 58 Torello, George 103, 23, 1 Torrey, Bonnie 103,88,42,91,90 Torrey, Susan 88, 58 Tosch, Greg 103,58,34, 189 Tosch, Kathy 103,41,40 Toth, Paul 131,63 Tracy, Patricia 58 Tyson, Debra 131 Ulrich, Debbie 72 Ulrich, Raymond 24, 58 Umphres, Ross 21, 133 Urban, Barbara 133 Urban, Ed 9, 148, 107 Ureel, Debbie 49, 58, 34, 41, 72, 191 Ureel, Jane 103,45,72,90 Ureel, Marty 31, 109, 148,63 Valentine, Cathy 148, 139 Valentine, Paul 103,23, 109 VanWormer, Cindy 138, 148 Verlinden, Carol 148, 116 Vernon, Keith 25,24,58,66 Vickery, Steve 133,62,63 Vickery, Timothy 58 Vincent, Kenneth 58 Voight, Terri 103,58 Vought, Karen 58 Vought, Sue 133 Waddell, Cheryl 146, 148 Wagner, Carolyn 58, 34, 54, 72 Wagner, Richard 103,23 Walker, Bryan 119 Walker, Richard 21, 131 Walker, Russel 131,63, 114 Walter, Karen 132 Wanpelt, Brian 103 Warner, Bob 132, 16 Warner, Douglas 103,76 Warner, Ron 20,21, 132, 109 Warren, Anna 103,41,40 Warren, Pat 132 Warsinski, Aaron 103 Warsinski, Steve 103 Warsinski, Sue 103,26,41 Watson, Dave 103 Waun, David 103 Webster, Mary 88, 59 Wedge, June 128, 132 Weiss, Rhona 132 Weir, Valerie 103,41 Weitzel, Rod 103,58 Wessel, Greg 103,23,115 Wessel, Susan 132,41 Wessel, Theresa 34,41,40,72, 149 138, 116 West, Charles 132 Weston, Pam 59, 72 Weston, Randy 103 White, Anna 59, 114 Whitford, Dave 132, 76 Whitford, Rick 149 Whitford, Victoria 88,59 Whitsitt, Sharron 103, 155 Whitsitt, Sue 133,8,117 Whittaker, Karin 149 Wiegand, Susan 59, 79 Wiley, Debbie 133 Wilkinson, Kirk 23,22,7, 1 Wilkinson, Randy 149, 107 Willard, Richard 59 Williams, Dorothy 103 Williams, Sandy 103 Williams, Tim 20, 21,4, 142, 143, 149, 109 Willing, Beth 59,46 Willing, Marla 149, 138 Willis, Cheryl 149, 76 Wilson, John 21, 133 Winch, Bob 133 Winch, Deborah 59 Winfield, Sue 119 Wissing, Joe 133,76 Withun, Brian 109 Wolfe, Bill 6,59,79 Wolfe, Julie 103,76 Wolfe, Laurie 59,79 Wolfe, Philip 103 Wollen, Denise 133,72 Wood, Roger 133, 152,63 Wright, Susan 59 Young, Craig 59 Young, Joyce 133 Zauner, Joy 149 Zauner, Judy 149 Zomoic, Tim 107, 133, 16 Index - 183 A Time for Moods; a Time for Change . . . People Change 186-Sunset . . . Schools Change 192- Sunset - Changing seasons are symbolic of a cycle. Fall, winter, spring, and summer is the cycle of a school year and we bring this cycle to an end. •