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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

P.H. Central 200 32nd St. Volume V 1975-76 1 2 s ; Smile, It’s Not All That Bad 8 9 10 12 A Week To Remember This year ' s spirit week was one to remem- ber. Students and facualty participation in spirit week made it memorable. Having class competition brought the classes closer together so it seemed as if there was hardly any age dif- ference between them. Even the freshmen were getting more involved and fought for a chance to beat out the upper classmen. dress as “Kiss . BOTTOM LEFT : Mr. Nolte helps a student with her makeup dur- ing spirit week. BOTTOM RIGHT: Theresa Borowski invades the American His- tory class on Cowboy and Indian Day. TOP LEFT : Mr. Rutkofske greeted his students on Cowboy and Indian Day. TOP RIGHT : Gayle Minnie plotted her attack on Sara Myer. LEFT : Dave Blythe displayed his creativelty with his costume on Rock Star Impersona- tion Day. ABOVE: Craig Levine showed his sweet disposition during spirit week. 21 Awaited Moments Of Homecoming ABOVE: Central ' s newly crowned queen, Patsy Chapman. OPPOSITE, TOP LEFT: Patsy with her brothers, sisters, and mother. OPPOSITE, TOP RIGHT: Patsy on Christmas Day in 1959. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Ken Thomas and Patsy on Homecoming night. This Is Where Yearbook Happens TOP RIGHT: BACK ROW: J. Capadagli, R. Pabst, L. Wy- pych, M. Radtke. MIDDLE ROW: S Wiegand, T. Kerr, J. Falk, L. Boehn. FRONT ROW: Business Manager — Todd Willard, Editor — Jane Stanko. TOP LEFT : Ronda looks for a negitive to be printed for her layout. BOTTOM: Martha wants to know who took her picture for her layout! OPP. PG. TOP LEFT: JoAnn looks like she ' s working! TOP MIDDLE: Jane works, Todd eats, what a team! RIGHT: Jane Stanko — Editor, what more can we say? BOTTOM LEFT : Sue, and Lynn are busy little beaver ' s at deadline time. MIDDLE: Our advisor. Miss VanDerZanden Yearbook, with only 6 veter- ans, had been at quite a loss until the new advisor, editor, and Betty Uxa pulled all of the new students through advertising and the first deadline. The Bicentennial was chosen for the theme for the year- book, workshops were held, and many after hours were spent trying to make this year ' s yearbook differ- ent, new, and interesting. Student Journalists At Work The 11 members of the Cougar Chronicle staff keep busy researching and reporting the news at P.H.S. They also are busy selling advertisements. The paper is getting into the Bicentennial by the new masthead which they have added this year, designed by Mr. Rutkofske. Again the Cougar Chronicle has been a- warded the Quill Scroll Newspaper Evalua- tion Service Award which was also won 2 years ago. 28 29 Spirited Students Make Student Council Work This year Central stu- dents have helped Student Council to become a success. Participation in Homecoming Events added both spirit and wealth to the year. Helping to arouse a Bicentennial feel- ing at Central, Student Coun- cil purchased a duplicate of one of the first American flags. They rewrote the Stu- dent Council Constitution and sponsored many activities in- cluding the Record Drive, to collect records for a record playing system in the Library; The Magazine Sale, and all the Homecoming Events in- cluding the Assembly, Par- ade, Game, and Dance. It has been a successful year for Student Council and in turn, a successful year for Port Huron Central. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Jan Richard (Pres.), Jamie Atfield (Tres.), Debby Johnson (Rec. Sec.), Kim Clark (Parlimentarian), and Don Fuller ( Vice-Pres.), shared one of their extremely rare lighter moments together in a Stu- dent Council meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: Don Fuller, Jan Richards and Advisor, Mr. Meeker. 31 32 Royalettes Promote School Spirit TOP PICTURE TOP ROW: M. Radtke, Co-Captain, M. Moser, M. Slowinski, M. Crimmins, C. Crim- mins, D Johnson. SECOND ROW: B. Willing, S. Whitsitt, J. Moser, D. Ureel, C. Baker. THIRD ROW: C. Cowley, B. Campbell, Captain K. Gray, S. MacDuff. BOTTOM ROW: D. Johnston, C. Pick- ering, D. Dazer. BOTTOM PICTURE: Michelle, Mary and Cathy double dress for an assembley. OPP. PAGE TOP LE FT: Practice makes perfect. MIDDLE: Royalettes are a part of Homecoming with discs. BOTTOM: Deb, and Deb at homecoming ' s bonfire. OPP. PAGE TOP RIGHT: Beth, Cindy, Sharon, and Beth end the routine the best they know how! The Royalettes had been practicing new routines since the beginning of August and graduated from using just Pom-poms into us- ing discs, clown outfits, and hats and canes. They practiced 3 nights a week until 4:30 and prepared themselves to perform the short routines that are harder than they seem. They received a lot of help from their new sponsor Miss Kempker. On Dec. 6th the Royalettes went to Sar- nia with the band to march in the Santa Claus Parade. In May, they went with the band to Niagra Falls Canada to the Blossom Festival Parade . 33 The Honors Band is a very active and enthusiastic group. The students perform as a marching band during all home football games and as a Pep Band for all home Basketball games. In addi- tion, the band has performed in the Blue Water Festival Parade, the Sarnia Christmas Day Par- ade and Last Year in the Miss U.S.A. Pageant Parade in New York. Besides performing as a marching group the band also performed two concerts at the school in December and May. They also participated in the MSBOA District III Band and Orchestra Festi- val in March. The Honors Band ends the year by ushering the Seniors at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Exercises. 34 Jazz Band Hits The Note. Students in this group are members of the hon- ors band. The workshop ensemble meets as a daily class during which time students learn the fundamentals of jazz im- provisation and prepare selections for concert performances. The en- semble participates in many different jazz fest- ivals and concerts. This class and all the other band classes involve ex- tra hours of hard work outside of the classroom and after school . 36 FIRST ROW: L. Kerr, C. Green, L. Clumfoot, S. Fiedler, K. Johns, J. Patroske, B. Burny. SECOND ROW: J. Conant, R. Wall, C. Senyk, T. Arron, D. Chapman, L. Phillips, D. Miller, R. Seimes. THIRD ROW: B. Block, C. Gillet, L. Mensinger, B. Sullivan, G. McGregor, D. Dudas. FOURTH ROW: D. Bluth, R. VanLuvan, D. Pickelhop, G. Lock, D. Zweidorff, A. Thornley, J. Wolfe, J. Scheffler, and B. Kemp. The cadet Varsity Band offers students a chance to strengthen skills on their primary musical instruments as well as develop new skills on secondary instruments. Emphasis is placed on dev- eloping sound performance fundamentals so that students can advance to the Honors Band. This group of students performs at two concerts at Central (December and May), one concert at Chip- pewa and Baccalarreate and Commencement Exercises. In addition, some students are allowea to perform in the basketball pep band. 38 Cadet Band Learns The Tune TOP: Renee VanLuvan and Diana Pickelhop tune their flutes together. BOTTOM RIGHT: Janice Wolfe shows how it ' s done. BOTTOM LEFT: Practice makes perfect. Flags, and Color Guards are a new addition to the band this year. The spon- sor for the Flags is Mrs. Whitaker, and Mr. LaRowe sponsors the Color Guards. They performed with the band on the field, and also in the Santa Clause and Blossom Festival Parades. For the two beginning groups practice makes perfect, so they practice every chance they get. Let ' s wish our two new groups luck and success in the years to come. Flags And Color Guards Help The Band Perform Opp. Page; BOTTOM, TOP ROW L TO R: B. Senyk, D. Miller, C. White, L. Ostrander, BOTTOM ROW N. Nowiski, C. Dudas, K. Beeler. TOP L TO R: D. Dazer, P. Over- son, T. Voight, R. Willard. 41 Chamber Choir Has Eventful Year Receiving First place in the District Solo-Ensemble Com- petition in Flint this year were: LEFT TO RIGHT: Todd Willard, JoAnn Young, Kyra Smith, Jay Kovach and missing from the picture is Wendy Parent. TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Mungo, Stacy MacDuff, Jay Kovach, Judy Clubb, Phil Langolf, Darlene Oswald, Mike Guiterrez, Jan Oveson, and Dan Nalepa. BOTTOM ROW: Rick Harrington, JoAnn Young, Joel Schleffler, Jo Katrinic, Brent Pontine, Gail Gross, John Schneider, Kathy Gray, Todd Willard, Kyra Smith, Ray Ulrich, and Wendy Parent who was absent. 42 The Port Huron Central Chamber Choir rated on the top this year. They received a First Place in the District Finals and later a First in the State Competition. The choir presented the Hayden Mass in C Major at PHC and at various clubs and organiza- tions in the area. This year they have sung several times at the Fogcutter, as well as entertaining PHC students and other area schools for assemblies. This group has made a fine name for our school and we should be proud of them for all the hard work and time they devote to sing- ing. Their teacher is Mr. Krause. 43 Acapella Singers Spread Music FRONT ROW: Katrina Thompson, Miriam Haeck. (SECOND ROW) Linda Boehm, Brian Langolf, Judy Sams, Tony Lindsay, Ethel Sutherland, Craig Levine, Karen Harmon. (THIRD ROW) LeeAnn Maness, Joy Capadagli, Rick Hubbel, Jackie Gram, Charles McGill, Teresa Sweeney, Phil Odle, Teresa Kotsch (FOURTH ROW) Carla McClarty, Roger Williams, Cheryl White, Mark Schuk, Andelia McClarty, Sandy Williams, Sylvia Hagel, Daura Monzo, Sue Sullivan. (TOP ROW) Bob Siebert, Ken James, Gary Harnden, Jon Fredendahl, Leonard Mattox, Jeff Rankin, Ron Cobb, Dave Berra and Don Gardner. The Acapella Singers group is com- posed basically of sophomores and jun- iors who enjoy singing today ' s sounds and a few from yesterday. This year the Singers participated in the Pop Festival in Utica, and the Madrigal Festival in Birmingham. They also presented Christmas Near and Far December 9, in the P H C cafeteria. They will be fea- tured in this year ' s Broadway Review on May 20 and 2 1 . 46 The Mixed Choir is a training vocal group at P.H.C. that prepares singers for Acapella. It is composed basical- ly of Freshmen who enjoy singing. The Mixed Choir sang in the Christmas Near and Far program as well as per- forming at the Michigan National Bank downtown, with proceeds going towards summer music camp scholarships. Co-op Helps Education The Cooperative Occupational Program (Co- op) is designed to develop students in their area of interest as well as earning wages and determining a students ' suitability. A preara- tory class has to be taken in the 11th grade to qualify for Co-op in his or her senior year. There were 56 Co-op students this year. Mr. Miller was the Co-op Coordinator. OPPOSITE PAGE-LEFT TOP: Nancy Paulus worked at Sears as a cashier. TOP RIGHT: Pam Hardly worked behind the counter at Burger Chef. BOTTOM: Cathy Cline worked be- hind the counter at McDonald ' s. ABOVE LEFT: Laurie Faddle worked behind the counter at McDonald ' s. MIDDLE: Cheryl Cudip worked as a cashier at Sears. BOTTOM: John Mar tens worked as a cook at McDonald ' s. 49 The Joy Of Ski Club These pictures are of the ski trip to Blue Mountain. TOP LEFT — LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Katrinic — Pres Barb Kovach, Brian Moran, and Mike Moran. TOP RIGHT: Brian Moran and Barb Kovach. BOTTOM RIGHT— LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Glombowski, Marty Grace, Dave Everitt, and Scott P.H.C. Gets Involved In Campus Life Campus Life believes ev- ery Port Huron Central Stu- dent should have a chance for the balanced life. So often, the mental and physical is stressed and the spiritual part is completely forgotten. Meet- ings are held about every two weeks during the school year. There were many fun times like the Burger Bash, Ice Cream Olympics, and the Man Hunt. There are no dues or membership rolls. Any Cen- tral student is welcome. Dan Hendricks is our off campus help and Mrs. Henrietta Hobbs is the sponsor. 51 Pep Club Encourages School Spirit Autographs Autographs Bowling Strikes It Big The Port Huron Central Bowling League has thirty-four members. It has been in existance for five years. There are ten teams in the area league and they bowl from October until May. They bowl at Blue Water Bowl once a week. At the end of the year our team plans to bowl the faculty and Port Huron Northern ' s bowling team. The 1975-76 of- ficers are: Dave Waun— Pres.; Cindy Curtis — Vice Pres.; Rodney Stein— Secretary; Doug Sharrard — Treasurer. 56 Student Speakers Represent PHC The 1975-76 Debate Club started with novice debaters and also a new teacher, Miss Mary Van- DerZanden, and gained plenty of experience. They belong to the Southern Thumb Debate League and participated in tournaments once a week. Next year ' s Debate Club should be much better with the exper- ience they now have. Forensics is a club for public speaking. They also participate in tournaments . Ms . Ballard is working with this year ' s club. Forensics; TOP ROW: Jeff Perkins, Dave Dazer, Dave Rowley. BOT. ROW: Lesley Clark, Miriam Haeck, Katrina Thompson, Donna Herbert. 57 Parents Lend A Helping Hand The new 1976-77 officers for Booster Club are Thomas Val intine-President, Mrs. Marlene Moses- Vice President, Mrs. Ruth Grain-Secretary, Glenn Creamer- Treasurer. The booster club purchased a weight machine for the school. The cost was $3200.00 and the booster club paid $2256.90. The booster club hope to pay off the $943.10 balance this year. Most of the money is made thru selling popcorn and 50-50 Tickets. Mem- bership is open to all parents. 58 Timettes Support Track Team The Timettes support the track team in many ways. During the Cross Country season, the Timettes help take and record timings. During the track season the Timettes work at the track meets, running most of the events. In between the two seasons the Timettes sell programs and candy and raffle cakes at bas- ketball games. The money is used for track equipment. TOP ROW: LEFT - RIGHT: Joan Driggers — Sec., Mary Driggers — Treas., Colleen Crimmins — Vice-Pres. MIDDLE ROW: Barb Oke, Tracey Kleeves, Janice Falk, Sharon Willing. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Johnston, Kim Haynes, Kim Hartman. 59 M Art Club Members, TOP ROW: Toni Fraelich, Vice President Virgil Miller, Sponsor Mrs. McPharlin, President Caro- lyn Wagner. BOTTOM ROW: Secretary T erri Walter, Judi Meyer, and Beth Barnes. Art Club Displays Talents The art club entered the Hal- loween Window painting contest in downtown Port Huron. After that they planned a Pottery and Plant Sale which took place dur- ing the Open House. The art club has worked hard this year and their reward was trips to the museum to study art. They have also put up exhibits in school and in our Community. 61 National Honor Society Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT, Jane Ureel Secretary, Judy Clubb Treasurer, Miss Nolan Advisor, Kim Clark Vice-President, and Jamie Kleinstiver President. NHS Keeps Active This year the National Honor Soc- iety started off with their annual car wash at Memorial Stadium. During the December Open House members ushered parents and relatives through the school. In late January they sold re- freshments during exams. The money raised during the school year is used to give scholarships and grants to graduating seniors. Induction cere- monies for new members were held in April. Members are chosen by their character, scholarship, leadership, and service given in their years at Port Huron Central. 63 Custer ' s Last Stand was an important event in American History. The teachers of Central are also an imoortant part of American History. They ' re helnine; to develone the Americans that will make future American History. When we leave Central we ' ll remember our teachers. No matter what or how they taumht us, they planted within us a see-! that will continue with us the rest of our lives. In this year of America ' s Bicentennial we salute you teachers of Central as we present to you, your part in Central-1976 . TOP ROW: Norman F. Cristick, Alvin F. Hartwig, President Carl K. Swhwedler, and Leland C. Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. William J. Dinnen, Vice President Patricia J. Lewis, and Alice McKinnon. Counselors Aid Students With Their Problems TOP LEFT: The knowing look of a counselor as M iss Turbin greets you at her door. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Dunbar gives you a smile to put you at ease. BOTTOM LEFT : Mr. Evans ponders over his student ' s problems. 67 Busy Secretaries Never Stop They say that behind every great man is a great woman--Mr. Pierce and Mr. Golds- worthy must be really great because of the great women that work behind them, answer- ing phones, opening mail, arranging meet- ings and the various other duties which Sec- retaries perform. What would we ever do without Mrs. Willard, Mrs. McLeod, Mrs. Whitford, Karen Philippe, and Karen Jacobson? 69 Mr. Pierce and Mr. Goldsworthy have been at Central since Central started and have come a long way with Central students and faculty. At first no students wanted to come to Central, but as time went on more and more students prefered Central to other Port Huron schools. Mr. Pierce said that school spirit has in- creased significantly, and compared to other schools in our area is tops. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mr. Chapman, LOWER LEFT Mr. Johnson (substitute for Ms. Ballard) and Mrs. Mosher. THIS PAGE TOP: M iss VanDerZanden, and BOTTOM, Miss Kempker. 73 New Ideas Hit Central Cable TV was recently in- stalled at Port Huron Central. Performing Arts classes have viewed children ' s programs which have given them insight into ef- fectively communicating with small children. Speech and Drama classes also use the Cable TV. 74 TOP LEFT: Mr. Nolte and students. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Whitaker. TOP RIGHT: Miss Nolan. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Allen. The Math Department Faces Many Problems ins LEFT: Mrs. Hobbs finds it difficult to stay warm during the winter months at Central. LEFT BELOW: Mrs. Crittenden smiles through two column proofs. BELOW: Mr. Jamison shows his sweet dis- position. TOP: Mrs. Miller finishes off her lunch. OPPOSITE PAGE: FAR LEFT: Mrs. Hyde. ABOVE: Mr. Renner makes the morning announcements. BELOW: Mr. Fron explains a difficult problem. 77 OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT, Mr. Delekta, RIGHT, Mrs. Powell, THIS PAGE: TOP, Mr. De Vault, BOTTOM LEFT, Mrs. Smith, RIGHT, Mrs. Madsen. Not pictured, Mr. Miller. Business Teachers Prepare Students For Jobs OPPOSITE PAGE: ABOVE LEFT: The library assistant Mrs. Amadon ABOVE RIGHT : Band Leader Mr. La- rowe BELOW RIGHT: Librarian Mrs. Lyszak FAC- ING PAGE: ABOVE LEFT : Mr. Kraus, another music teacher BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Smith, Directed Studies BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Alloway, Mrs. Smith ' s assis- tant Industrial Arts Draws Through Another Year Industrial Arts Staff: TOP RIGHT, Mr. Pagel; BOTTOM LEFT, Mr. Currie; RIGHT, Mr. Koreiba; 82 Future Homemakers Practice Home Ec teachers, TOP LEFT, Mrs. VanPelt, BOTTOM, Mrs. Rutkofske. 83 Phys. Ed Dept. Keeps Central In Shape 84 Social Studies 86 Makes School History Central ' s Social Studies staff is one the students and administrators can really be proud of. They help us to learn how to adjust and handle some social problems outside of school. Besides teaching world events and problems they also teach us how to take what life dishes out Teachers: (Department Head) Mr. Dickinson; Mr. Young; Mr. Koerber; Mr. Meeker; Mr. Rutkofske; Mrs. Eastman; Mr. Clausman; Mr. Popa. Teaching isn ' t all the Staff does, they help make school history. Our four Science teachers Mr. Christick, Mr. Kish, Mr. Nesbitt, and Mr. Spiess teach everything from Health Science to Physics. These teachers are al- ways there to help you. Cooks And Custodians Help Central Run Smoothly If the Cooks and Custodians weren ' t at school every day doing their job our lives would be a lot harder. They are there to keep our school running smoothly. In its own special way, Central High contributes to American History. Whether or not we all see ourselves in this picture, we are there. Maybe we are in front, maybe in back. Be- cause no matter what you may think at times, we are all a part of Central. The Golden Spike signified the end of a long, hard, eventful drive towards America ' s future. Centrals spike will be planted this year and for years to come. It may not be golden, but it will always cling to all of our hearts. 90 The Spirited Class of “76” Darcy Allow ay Debbie Amon Garry Artman Jamie Atfield Carol Barnum Debbie Baunoch Greg Berra Mary Bloink Dan Blythe John Blythe Mark Bodeis Rick Bonkoske Mary Bookrum Debbie Boshaw Pamella Busholts Janet Burney Kelli Burns Mark Bush Debbie Cameron Beth Campbell Mark Campbell Ginny Canham 92 Seniors Relax During Last Year Senior Homecoming Nominees: TOP ROW: Cathy Jefferson, Carol Conlan, Queen-Patsy Chapman, Karen Philippe, Jane Ureel, Dondra Slingerland, Joanne Zamoic, Therse Napolitan, Carolyn Cowan. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Club, Gail Grose, Kathy Gray. Mary Crimmins Cheryl Cudlip Dorothy Curry Brad Cushman Lori Darczy Judy Darling Julie Dinkins Terry Donnenworth Joanie Driggers Vicki Duda Susan Dudas Kirk Edwards Marcia Emerick Dave Everitt Lauri Fadell Daniel Falk Don Falk Colleen Feeny Marty Fernandez Paula Fernandez John Forman Doug Fowler Ronald Fowler Tammy Francisco Donald Fuller Vicky Fuller Karen Fye Carol Garbutt Steve Gardner Cindy Gilbert Mike Glombowski Rich Gossman Marty Grace David Grain Joy Gram Kathy Gray Jeff Green Gail Gross Robin Haas 95 Lois Haeck Pamela Hardy Brian Harris Vickie Hartman Denise Heath Jan Hill Holly Holmstrom Matt Holzberger Gregg Hoppenworth Gail Huff Jerry Hutchinson Loralie Hutchinson Karen Jacobson Cathy Jefferson Chris Jensen Bryan Johnson Denis Johnson Maarit Jokenen Not Pictured: Daniel Heath Vicki Helwig Oliver Holston Walton James 96 JoAnn Jones Mark Jones John Kelly Diane Kemp Steve Kleeves James Kovach Michelle Kovach Debra Kramp Deborah Krampien Karen Landon Kirk Langolf Bob Langolf Cynthia Lawerence Mark Lawry Cindy Leslie Smiling Faces Seniors Annette Lewandowski Carol Lloyd Lynn Ludy Richard Mancini Jay Maness John Martens John Martin Ron Martiny JoAnn Mattox Dave Maveety Scott Maxwell Mike McAuley Trudy McClellan JoAnne McCormick Frank Medellin ‘ . n . . . Kathy Logan Not Pictured! Cinthia McCormick Pat McDougal vr 8 98 Jalmle Kleinstiver Therese Medellin Steve Minnis Daniel Miskell Lonna Mitchell Mike Maron Donna Morris Mary Moser Charlie Moses John Moses Kim Munce Dan Nalepa Therese Napolitan Susan Negowski Mike Nelms Kim Nordgren Steve Novak Rebecca Nunez Ron Ostrander Patricia Overson Bonnie Palmer Pam Morgan Ray Ostander 99 Dan Pease Karen Philippe Ed Pickard Jack Ploeger Cindy Porter Patti Quader Ed Radske Kenneth Reilly Mark Reinesto Moe Reyna Jan Richard Cindy Richards Doug Richards Rob Richmond Chuck Sandnes Cathy Scahill Richard Schmidt Rob Schmitt Pat Schott Carl Schultz Not Pictured: Henry Randolph John Ryrties Robert Sears 100 Debbie Shannon Douglas Sharrard Dondra Slingerland Sue Sloan Cathy Smith Charles Smith Deborah Smith Doug Smith Karen Smith Karen Snover Jane Stanko Connie Stein 101 Rodney Stein Tim Sterosky Barry Stokon Larry Strieter Debra Suisse Jim Swick Kristy Tallmadge Clyde Taylor Kathy Tetreau George Torello Bonnie T orrey Kathy Tosch Jane Ureel Paul Valentine Terri Voight Hubertus VonRitter Brian Wandelt Doug Warner Anna Warren Aron Warsinski Steve Warsinski Susan Warsinski David Waun Valerie Weir We’ve Got Spirit 102 In Memory Of Terry Ann Danny Karl MaxField Walter The past remembered. Our memories remain. Years now gone, Within contained. We watch in silence. Our words unspoken. The good times, Still remembered. For friendship lives, Though hopes have turned. Love survives with. Promise for the future. Todd Willard Greg Wessel Randy Weston Sharon Whitsitt Kirk Wilkinson Roger Williams Sonja Williams NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Julie Wolfe Phil Wolfe Joanne Zamoic Stan Zimmerman Senior Class 1976 Class Flower: Rose Class Song: To Each His Own Class Colors: Red, White, And Blue Phil Adolph Howard Alberts David Andrews Pam Andrews Kevin Anger Paul Bailey James Baisley Paul Baker Brad Bartlett Mark Beach Dave Berra Orland Borgerson Theresa Borowski Tom Bourque Bruce Bowling Laurett Brandow John Bringard Bob Brown Fred Bucholtz Barb Burns 106 Junior’s Last Year Draws Near Ken Campell Vicki Carlisle Sandra Carpenter Jose Castillo Nick Cavis Bob Ceglarek Dave Cesefske Denise Cesefske Sue Cesefske Mollie Chandler Joan Cheedie Tom Cline Rick Clink Bill Clumfoot Bob Collins Sharon Conrad Dennis Cook 107 Eric Cope Lori Course Mary Lou Creamer Charles Crenshaw Cindy Curtis Dave Dazer Diane Dazer Darlene Deeter Shannon Dickinson Greg Dimick Steve Doan Vicki Dolan Vicki Donachy Steve Dortman Mary Driggers Mike Eaton Pat Emlaw TOP ROW: Beth Ramsey, Diane Dazer, Cindy Nicholas, Martha Radtke. 2ND ROW: Sue Wiegand, Stacy McDuff, Fran Katrinic, Kim Haynes, Chris Nadar, Beth Wililng, Janice Falk, Mary Driggers. BOTTOM: President: Todd Willard, V. President: Mary Haynes, Secretary: Debbie Miller, and Treasurer: Dave Dazer. 108 Randy Enright Tonya Enright Joe Euanchoek Janice Falk Mark Falk Jeff Fiedler Pam Flexter Vlargie Fowler John Fredendall Gary Frei Cindy Frizzle Cindy Fuller Hellen Gaecke Kirk Gall Don Gardner Howard Gill ett James Glowbowski Joe Glombowski Gene Goyette 109 Julie Green Mike Gutierrez Robin Haddix Linda Hale Todd Hale Rick Harrington Sue Hartman Kim Haynes Mary Haynes Mary Heimback Nancy Hodgins Chuck Hopp Deborah Hurst Defawn Hux Debby Johnson Mark Johnson 110 Gary Jones Steve Jones Jran Katrinic Terri Kerr Koni Kilbourn Tracy Kleeves Jackie Knowles Teresa Kotsch Douglas Kovacs Lori Langolf Alan Lacey Michael Lerch Brian Langolf Emanuel Langolf Not Pictured Steve Haas Wendy Haken David Hale Dan Harris John Hoanshelt Cornelia Holston Dave Hux Deborah Johnston Jon Kamendat Susan Kemp Athony King Sharyl Laber Mylene Langolf 111 Craig Levine Carl Livingston Lucille Livingston Karen Ludlow Stacie Macdduff Michael Mattox Sharon May Jackie McCarty Angelia McClarty Carla McClarty James McGill Tanja Meisner Michael Mervich Debbi Miller Marion Mitchell David Moore Deeann Moore Dale Moses Loren Moyto 112 Bill Mungo Gary Nabozny Dorothy Neil Dennis Nicefield Cindy Nicholas Terry Nichols Steve Nordgren Tim O ' Connor Barb Oke Vera Oles LuAnn Orr Dan Oswald Darlene Oswald Teresa Ott Betty Palmer Dennis Parman The 1975-76 Junior Class Homecoming Nominees, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Gram, Debbi Miller, Beth Ramsey, Vicky Dolan. 2ND ROW: Cindy Fuller, Fran Katrinic, Joan Chee- die, Beth Willing. FRONT ROW: Mollie Chandler and Denise Suchin. 113 Only One Step Ahead Not Pictured: Janet Paulus Vince Parker Jeff Perkins Mike Peart Susan Penno Russ Peters Brian Petrossi William Phillips Terri Pickering Jayne Pierce David Plant Brent Pontine Carolyn Pospishel Robert Purcel I Martha Radtke Beth Ramsey Brad Ramsey Mike Reckker Mike Reid 114 Brian Riehl Ricardo Rodriguez Lori Rosine Ed Rowbotham Don Sandnes Kathy Scheffler Clinton Schmidt John Schneider Linda Schrieber Robert Seim Joe Sein Sharon Skornicka Tom Sly Leona Smerer Shirley Smith Angela Soto Ron Stamm Duane Stein Not Pictured Richard Roskey Mark Rucker Rick Ryan James Schneider Tom Smith Jane Stein 115 Denise Suchin Douglas Suggs Ethel Sutherland Buddy Sutherland Steven Swarts Teresa Sweeney Philip Sweet John Taylor Guy Thompson Susan Torrey Tricia Tracey Ray Ulrich Debbie Ureel Mike Vanthournout Keith Vernon 116 Not Pictured: Denise Steinhaus Cheryl Stimac Dave Sturdevan Ed Taylor Mark Taylor Dave Tallmadge Bob Teeple Carolyn Wagner Mary Webster Anna White Debbie Winch Kris Zimmer Randy Young Ken Vincent Karen Vought Carolyn Wagner David Watson Mary Webster Pam Weston Anna White Vickie Whitford Susan Wiegand Richard Willard Dorothy Williams Susan Williams Beth Willing Bill Wolfe Laurie Wolfe Susan Wright Craig Young Sophomores Have Enthusiasm Anthony Andrews Lewis Andrews Jeff Anger Cheryse Anter Kirk Bailey Cindy Baker Terry Baker Doug Barr Carol Barron Linda Baunoch Kathy Bealer Maggie Belair Wayne Biessel Sandra Birthes Brian Black Dave Blythe Tammy Bodeis Linda Boehm Lori Booth Sue Borgerson Matthew Brandow Debbie Buchheister Leila Buckingham Roy Burns Paul Rush Chris Bampbell Debra Campbell Keith Campbell Jeri Capadagli Lorraine Card 118 Dennis Dazer Karen DeFrain Denise Demetroff WendyDevroy Karen Dimoff Yvette Dixon Cheryl Dolan Kathy Driggers Ed Duda Chris Dudash Tom Dunbar Mark Ellis Jeff Ernst Cheryl Fadell Judy Fagan Bob Falk Jeff Falk Joe Falk Jeff Fernandez Celeste Fiedler Julia Foglesong Foor Tim Steve Forbes Cheryl Frei 120 Robert Furtado Fye Cathey Terry Gamble Margaret Gardner Robert Gillett Ernie Gonzales Richerd Gonzales Leslie Goodman Mark Gossman Susan Gostinger Frank Goyette Miriam Haeck Sylvia Hagle Robert Haight Brian Hall Karin Harman Gary Hamden David Harris Charles Hartman Kim Hartman Sherri Harvey Cathy Hebner Debra Hebner Rebecca Hellmuth Mike Henry Donna Herbert 121 James Hill Patricia Joy Hindes Willie Hill Debbie Hines Tammy Hirons Debbie Howison Gail Hreha Ricky Hubble Ken Hutchins Donna Hyatt Robi Jacobs Russel Jacobs Joe Jacobson Ken James Debbie Jefferson Denise Jobbitt Kathy Johns Don Johnson Craig Johnston Genevera Johnston Elizabeth Jones Diane Keil Pat Kelly Robert Kerbyson Mike Kerr Pam Kirkendall Tom Kleeves Tom Knisley Kerry Kotsch Barb Kovach Sophomore Class Officers: Dave Vass, Judi Sams, Pat McManaman, Lynn Wypych PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 122 Mark Kovach Mark Kramp Bonnie Krampien Jennie Krauss Tracy Lambert Denise Landon Alan Langolf Mark Lautner Linda Lavere Bryan Lawry Debbie Lee Edward Lee Steve Lewthwaite Tony Lindsay Karen Loxton Paul Loxton Carol Mackenzie Steven Mancini 123 Steve Miller Virgil Miller Wendy Miller LeeAnn Maness Alan Maniaci Patti Manley Kevin Marthen Elizabeth Mason Carlo Massrbria Allen Mattox Leonard Mattox Karen Maxfield Krystal Maxwell Greg May Laura McCleaf William McCormick Brian McDougal Charles McGill Kerry McGreggor Scott McLaughlin Patricia McManaman Gwen McMillan Sara Meyer 124 Chuck Mills Gayle Minnie Lisa Minnis Ray Mintz Ed Mitchell Tom Mitchell Eva Mogal Laura Monzo Brian Moran Robert Morgan Terry Morgan Randall Morris Sherry I Morris Joan Moser Lois Moses Becky Moses Cheryl Mugridge Sherrie Muir Madelyn Mumford Ken Nakoney Bill Nelms Chris Nichols Brad Nowak Nedenia Nowiski 125 Sophomores Build For Leadership Not Pictured: Rick Parziale Donald Pospishel William Prout Phi I i p Odle Ben Olvera Linda Ostrander Karen Ott Arleen Overson Jan Oveson Rhonda Papst Anthony Parker Todd Patrick Sandy Pederson Walter Penn Pamela Peters Steve Peters John Phillips Edith Pickelhaupt Cheryl Pickering Mary Pifer Bill Pincomb Sheryl Platzer Jeff Prater Tammy Randolph 126 Jeff Rankin Scott Renno Tom Reno Irene Reyna Thelma Reyna Nancy Richards Bob Richards Dave Richmond Fernando Rodriques Tim Roelens Rachelle Roland Wilbert Roland Ann Roskey Rick Roskey David Rowley Uun Russell Judy Sams Mary Sanderson James Scahill Elaine Scheffler Joel Scheffler Paul Schmitt 127 Gerard Senyk Bill Shagena Sue Shively Ken Sloan Michelle Slowinski Brian Smith Carl Smith Dan Smith Janet Smith Joe Smith Kathy Smith Kyra Smith Not Pictured: Bob Siebert Steve Smith Ray Sumpter Rose Tacie Jacki Schoof Mark Schuck LouAnn Scott Janice Seim Kirk Stoken Gary Strieter Brenda Suisse Sue Sullivan Dave Swart s Dan Taylor David Teeple 128 Roxanne Teschendorf Katrina Thompson Ed Thoms Julie Trzasko Debra VanSlyke Dave Vass Johnny Vicencio Kevin Vickery Kathy Vincent William Voight Terri Warsalla Lynn Warsinski Ray Watson Rose Watson Marilyn Wagner Mark Ward Joe Webster Lori Wehrwein Carol Wessel Vickie West Cheryl White Steve Whitsitt Brenda Williams John Williams Vicki Winch Terri Wood Tom Wood Jim Woolman Lyn Wypych Chris Young 129 Freshmen 1976 — It’s A Beautiful Year! Ted Aaron Karla Albert Mark Alexander Rose Mary Am esse Patti Andreoni Bob Andrews Cindy Anglebrandt Heidi Apsey Dawn Arnold Linda Arnold Kim Artman Brad Ashton Mike Baisley Mark Banks Beth Barnes Paul Barnum Gloria Barron Jeff Beach Barb Begley Jeff Bennett Sue Berra Karen Blake Arnold Block Mark Borowski Leona Brennan Doug Brown Denise Bruder Bret Burney Dave Campbell Helen Canham Not Pictured: Julie Arm st« ng 130 Joy Capadagli Dan Carrier Mary Lou Castillo Jim Cavis Gary Cesefske Dexer Chapman Winslow Chapman Scott Chappelle Joan Chidester Laura Cini Mike Cline Laurie Clumfoot Heide Colby Jeff Conant A Margie Conlan Sherry Cook Tom Cook Mike Cristner Carole Cummings Julie Cummings Deana Dalbec Brenda Daley Carmel D ' Andrade Richard Daugherty Ron Davis Sue Davis MaryAnn Deanda Marylou Deanda Gwen Delavter David DeLong Freshman Homecoming Nominees, TOP ROW; Kim Artman, Lisa Falk, Brenda Nalepa, MIDDLE ROW: Lori Fleury, Heidi Apsey, Patti Andreoni, BOTTOM ROW: Susan Berra and Vicki Price. Not pictured, Joy Capadigli 131 Loretta Devroy Greg Dock Joe Doherty Keith Donachy Deanna Dudas Michele Dudash Tom Edie Gayle Emlaw Gerald Epley Tammy Enright Dawn Ernst Tim Everett Lisa Falk Mark Falk Leslie Faulkner Feeny Erin Kelly Feeny Susan Fiedler Jeff Fields Kim Fischer Lori Fleury Toni Fraelich Kim Frazer Steve Frasier TOP ROW; Ann Vass, Heidi Colby, Toni Frailich. SECOND ROW; Lynn Mensinger, Dawn Kelly, Carol Cum- mings, Lisa Falk, BOTTOM ROW; Kim Artman, Holly Goodrich, Nancy Stein. The Freshmen sterring committee. Not Pictured: Tammy Denman Jeff Diller Todd Dumont 132 Laura King Linda Kleeves Scott Kosal Stewart Kramp Carol Krauss Russ Knowles Bonnie Kuta Art Langolf Brenda LaPine Ed Langolf Steve Langolf Paul Lautner Jim Lay Sharon Lee Melba Lewandowski Clark Langolf Carol Limberg Jim Loxton Gail MacGregor Laura Masar Tim McClellan Michele McDonald Sue Masar Aorelio Massobrio Ted May Teresa Mclellan Carol McCoy Not Pictured: Ken Landry Sylvia McClarty 133 134 Jeff Gardner Kim Genaw Joyce Gilbert Kathy Gillett Marilyn Gossman Terrie Grain Kris Gray Alan Greene Carol Green Holly Goodrich Steve Frazer Vicky Frei Cindy Frizzle Brad Fuller Doug Haas Joni Haight Gary Hall Bill Halpin Terry Hamden Linda Harper Linda Harrington Debbie Harris Hartman Bruce Wayne Hartman Gary Harwood Jack Helwig Jeanne Hickey James Hill John Holzberger Holly Hooper Connie Hreha Susan Hubble Deborah Hudy Angela Humphrey Brad Hutchinson Ennette Hutchinson Sharon Hvatt Bruce Jackson Cliff Jackson Bill Jackson Eugene Jacobs Jean Janess Paul Jacques Michelle Jaskoski Jack Jensen Kevin Johns Cheryl Johnson Greg Johnson Mark Kamehdat Robin Johnston Kristie Jones Tony Keane Dawn Kelly Bob Kemp Laura Kerr ■ 135 Karen McGregor Scott McLeod Donna McLean Connie Medellin Lynn Mensinger Judi Meyer Vicent Micallef Robert Michling Colleen Miller David Miller Randy Miller Dave Mintz Lori Mitchell Mike Mitchell Cathy Mix Wayne Morgan Ron Mugridge Robbin Murdock Curtis Myers Dale Myers 136 Brenda Nalepa William Navarre Maria Navarro Carolyn Neil Robert Nicholas Mark Nichols Holly Nielsen Anthony Norman Dan Odle Karen Ordowski Chuck Palmer Bill Paulus Cynthia Pearson Steve Peterson Joe Petrossi Linda Philp Diana Pickelhaupt Chris Pierce David Porter Ron Pospishel Mike Brecour Marcus Price Vicki Price Pat Purcell Tim Quader Ben Randolph Deborah Ravin Lisa Reckker Michael Reed Pat Reiter Christopher Relken Not Pictured: Joseph Olvera Cynthia Powell Kevin Richard Carolyn Rix 137 Frank Rodriguez Gerald Roman Vicki Roskey Melinda Rowe Roy Tammy Katherine Salayko Sharese Sanderson Ron Sanford Tom Sawdon Paul Schmidt John Schm itt Lori Schott Richard Seim Craig Senyk James Sharrard Karen Sharrard Pat Shively Kim Simpson Nancy Sloan Penny Sly Carl Smith Debbie Smith Doreen Smith Edna Smith Terri Snover Tora Spigner Nancy Stein Sheri Stein Mark Stiles Ed Suisse Not Pictured: Claudia Schalau David Smith Robert Smith Ronald Spencer Mark Stewart 138 Brenda Sull ivan Linda Summerer Linda Sutherland John Swick Sheila Swift Pam Taylor Sharon Thompson Arthur Thornley James Thornley Dave Tocco Brenda Tosch Tammy Umbreit Dan Urban Janet Urban Karen Ureel Fred VanSlyke Renee VanLuven Ann Vass Jeff Vernon Robert Wahl Dave Walker Terri Walter Diana Warner Kim Warner Terri Warren Steve Webster Karen Webb Karen Weidner Wendy Whitford Sharon Willing Rebeca Wiseman Janice Wolfe Kristy Voung Ed Young Rusty Wood Doug Zweidorff 139 Freshmen Keep Active 141 Varsity Fights Their Way Through We They 15 ... . . . . .Davison 0 . . . . . ... 27 0 . . . . . . . .Marysville .... . ... 40 13 ... . .... 14 15 ... . . . . .Anchor Bay . . . . .... 19 21 ... . . . . .Cros Lex 0 31 ... . . ... 21 1 ... . . . . .Marine City . . . . 14 14 ... . 8 • This year ' s 1975 Varsity Football team had a rough season. They all went through a lot and worked their hardest. Football takes a lot of time, skill and the abil- ity to keep going. Sticking in there when the going got rough. Well the rough got going because the Central Cougars had 3 victories. Three wins might not be much, but to the Cougars it means they didn ' t give up! The effort and practice paid off. Their overall standings were 3-6, and their league standings were 1-5. All in all this year has been challenging and rewarding for the Cougars. 144 TOP LEFT: Mark Bush tried to stretch it for a first down. TOP RIGHT: Cougars tackled the other team to let our men through. CENTER: George Torello, and Greg Wessel studied the sit- uation for the Cougars. BOTTOM: Enthusiastic crowds waited for the next play. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Cougars trampled Cros-Lex. OPPO- SITE PAGE BOTTOM: Cougars really got in there! 145 TOP: Kirk Wilkinson tackled a Mariner. BOTTOM LEFT: Bush, and Wilkinson inspected the action. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Bush layed it on hard. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Cougars just didn ' t stop. TOP RIGHT: Cougars smashed Cros-Lex. 146 TOP ROW: C. Jensen, D. Everitt, K. Wilkinson, M. Bush, J. Kovach, S. Renno, S. Lewthwaite, D. Cook, G. Frei, J. Fredendall, S. Doan. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Gary Nesbitt, Mr. Elliott, M. Jones, M. Glombowski, B. Card, H. Von- Ritter, R. Mancini, T. Linehan, D. Berra, S. Jones, K. Vernon, Manager-C. Moses, Coach-Bruce Christick. BOTTOM ROW: G. Torello, G. Wessel, K. Reily, T. Sterosky, M. Grace, B. Johnson, D. Maveety, R. Peters, E. Taylor, D. Moses. I k J.V. Faced With Tough Schedule We They 14 . . . P.H. Northern ... 18 8 . . . Chip. Valley .... 6 0 . . . Marysville 26 6 . . . St. Clair 18 14 . . . .Anchor Bay 41 0 . . . Anchor Bay .... 23 0 . . . Marysville 20 14 . . . Marine City .... 20 18 . . . PHHS 18 FRONT ROW- Bob Gillett, Scott McLaughlin, Terry Conklin, Pat Cheedie, Dave Rowley. 2ND ROW- Brian Moran, Ken Nakoney, Dave Swarts, Tom Mitchell, Mike Henry. 3RD ROW- Coach Rutkofske, Brian Smith, Dave Richmond, Tom Dunbar, Steve Mancini, Mike Kerr, Asst. Coach DeVault. TOP ROW- Don Johnson, Gary Harnden, Greg May, Leonard Mattox, Jeff Rankin, Jeff Falk, and Manager Brian McDougal. 148 The 1975 season saw the PHC Junior Varsity faced with the toughest schedule in four years. The rather dissappointing outcome didn ' t clearly illustrate the poten- tial of this sophomore team. Indiv- idualism seemed to be the culprit as it broke down team unity, but it was by no means the victor. The final two games of the season saw the Cougars get back on the right track. TheJ.V. offensive record improved from the 1974 season. The 1976 football year looks bright if these upcoming sophomores keep the team spirit! OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT-Cougars get in jam. TOP PAGE LEFT-Waiting for Ref ' s decision. BOTTOM LEFT-On your Mark- Get Set-Go! ABOVE-Coach Rutkofske gives encouragement to Wilbur Roland. 149 Freshmen Come On Strong ABOVE RIGHT: Vikings try to bring down Central Players. BOTTOM RIGHT: Players run off as teammates and fans watch. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Central man carries ball as teammate blocks for him. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Cen- tral recovers the ball. 150 la k This year ' s freshmen football team had a 6-1-1 record, one of the best ever. They out- scored their opponents 168 to 41. The big key to their success was their ability to play good defense. Coach Claseman thought that in the coming years, this freshmen team could be champion- ship material . We They 0 . . . . . Chip. Valley . . . . .12 0 . . . . . Marysville . . . . . . 0 12 . . . . . St. Clair . . . . ... 8 28 . . . . . Anchor Bay . . . ... 7 30 . . . . . Capac . . . 0 54 . . . . . Richmond . . . . . . .8 32 . . . . . Marine City . . . . . .0 12 . . . . . Port Huron . . . . . . 6 BOTTOM ROW: C. Palmer, T. Cook, F. Rodriguez, V. MicAllef, G. Harwood, R. Davis, T. Edie, W. Chapman, S. Chap- pelle, B. Halpin. 2ND ROW: M. Mitchell, T. Aaron, D. Porter, A. Green, S. Frazer. 3RD ROW: J. Beach(mgr), Coach Claseman, T. Morman, R. Nicholas, P. Jacques, G. Cesefske, R. Sanford, P. Barnum, J. Hill, A. Thornley, Coach Repp. TOP ROW: M. Price, C. Jackson, J. Helwig, R. Kemp, B. Hartman, J. Jensen, S. Webster, J. Diller, K. Richards. 151 Varsity Cougars Pounce Hard WE THEY 56 Romulus 84 71 Lapeer East 53 44 Chip. Valley 63 58 Marysville 56 50 Marysville 51 64 P.H.N.H.S 72 58 St. Clair 62 57 Anchor Bay 69 54 Algonac 60 55 Marine City 53 59 Lapeer East 60 44 Chip. Valley 63 45 Oak Park 66 53 Marysville 72 62 St. Clair 47 43 Anchor Bay 72 58 Cros-Lex 49 60 Algonac 58 74 ..... . Cros-Lex 46 47 Marine City 63 The 1975-76 PHC Varsity Basketball team is as follows: Buddy Sutherland, Todd Hale, Dennis Cook, Pat Emlaw, Keith Vernon, Leonard Mattox, Jay Kovach, Marty Grace, Bryan Johnson, Ed Radske, Kirk Wilkinson, and Jim Swick. Rodney Stein and Dave Swarts are their Managers. 152 This season the Varsity Cougars worked their way up in the area league. With Mr. Jamison on the side and the fans in the bleachers the cougars re- ceived the support they needed to beat Marysville in a very close game. The cougars had a very close season, either winning or losing by just a few points each game. Bryan Johnson and Marty Grace had the most assists in games for this season. Senior Ed Radske had the most points in a game with 39, he also had the most points in a season and a career. 153 JV Basketball Team Shows Determination US THEY 24 Romulus 95 42 Lapeer East 41 40 Chip. Valley 68 29 Marysville 70 27 St. Clair 66 48 Anchor Bay 54 46 Cros-Lex 55 41 Algonac 45 30 Marine City 64 46 Lapeer East 54 42 Chip. Valley 56 33 Oak Park 83 27 Marysville 36 37 St. Clair 55 45 Anchor Bay 55 46 Cros-Lex 48 37 Algonac 41 38 Marine City 59 JV Basketball Team: 1ST ROW: Bob Morgan, John Phillips, Jeff Rankin, Chuck Mills, Dave Vass, Brian McDougal, Coach Koerber. 2ND ROW: Ernie Gonzales, Steve Mancini mgr., Jeff Fernandez, Tim Knisley, Pat Cheedie, Brad Nowak. Not pictured Keith Campball. 154 The J.V. Basketball Team suffered through a trying season with only a single victory to show for their efforts. However the character and deter- mination shown by the players is made clear by the fact that they never stopped trying and played hard through to the last game. The final won-lost record is not indicative of the personal achieve- ments and progress of the members of the team. Frosh Learn From Their Mistakes WE THEY 56 . . . .Yale 33 50 . . . .P.H. Northern 66 43 . . . .P.H. High 33 45 . . . .Chippewa Valley . . . .53 36 . . . .Marysville 55 50 . . . .St. Clair 59 33 . . . .Anchor Bay 60 47 . . . .Cros-Lex 37 49 . . . .Marine City 69 39 . . . .Algonac 40 58 . . . Chippewa Valley . . 51 26 . . . .P.H. High 36 33 . . . .Marysville 39 61 . . . .Marine City 73 44 . . . .Algonac 50 60 . . . .Cros-Lex 75 34 . . . .Anchor Bay 57 32 . . . .St. Clair 80 The Freshmen Basketball team for 1975-76 are: BOTTOM ROW LEFT — RIGHT, Bret Burney, Bill Jackson, Jack Helwig, Marcus Price, John Swick, Jeff Beach, David Porter. TOP ROW LEFT — RIGHT: Art Shornley, Chris Pierce, Tom Cook, Greg Johnson, Tony Norman, Art Thornley, and not pictured are Gary Cesefske and Clifford Jackson. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP, Coach Crittenden gives encouragement to the team from the sidelines. 156 The 1975 - 76 Freshmen Basket- ball team learned early in the season from their mistakes. Team members realized that self respect as well as the desire to win was a must. Guard Marcus Price has shown that he has a strong desire to play basketball, a willingness to work and a great deal of potential. Center Tony Norman, aided by forward Chris Pierce proved to be much of the strength the Freshmen squad needed to stay in most of the games. Guard Jack He I - wig and forwards Gary Cesefske and Art Thornley showed much improve- ment and should be an asset to the J. V. team. The speed of Cliff Jack- son may be the extra touch the Cou- gars will need for a successful year at the J. V. level. 157 JV Has A Winning Season We They 14 Richmond 9 28 Vale 24 14 Marine City 16 15 Chip. Valley 20 28 Marysville 25 18 St. Clair 9 31 Anchor Bay 48 33 Cros-Lex 26 21 P.H. Northern 20 26 Marine City 11 19 Chip. Valley 16 20 Marysville 21 27 St. Clair 18 27 Anchor Bay 39 18 P.H. Northern 22 28 Cros-Lex 30 Learning fundamentals and teamwork has been the Junior Varsity ' s goal . With the help of volun- teer coach Aaron Hyde the team has been working very hard to meet these goals. Various money making projects made it possible for many of the girls to attend summer basketball camp. 158 TOP ROW: Mrs. Hyde, Karen Ureel, Rhonda Papst, Mr. Hyde (Coach), Leslie Faulkner, Brenda Tosh. MIDDLE ROW: Arleen Overson, Dexter Chapman, Tammy Bodies, Terri Morgan, Gwen MacMillain. BOTTOM ROW: Annette Hutch- inson, Julie Armstrong, Sherri Morris, and Julia Fogelsong. The Girl ' s Varsity Basketball record of wins and losses is not very impres- sive, but the girls have worked very hard and have improved their skills. This year the girls held a 24 hour Bounce-a- thon that turned out to be a great success. Because of the time the girls spent out in the cold October night bouncing, most of the team will be going to summer bas- ketball camp. WE THEY 28 . . . .Richmond 30 23 . . . . Yale 48 23 ... . Marine City 29 28 . . . .Chippewa Valley 51 9 . . . Marysville 37 20 . . . St. Clair 33 41 . . . Anchor Bay 38 15 . . . .Cros-Lex 50 28 . . . .Algonac 62 28 . . . .Marine City 44 18 . . . .Chippewa Valley 39 19 . . . .Marysville 49 14 . . . .St. Clair 25 28 . . . .Anchor Bay 47 28 . . . .Port Huron Northern ... 24 36 . . . .Cros-Lex 49 29 . . . .Algonac 58 Girls Strengthen Central’s Team TOP ROW: Coach: Mrs. Hyde, B. Senyk, L. Rosine, C. White, S. Warsinski, P. Overson,. BOTTOM ROW: J. Peirce, L. Card, P. Chapman, P. Weston, J. Glombowski. 161 The 1975-76 Golf Team finished with 6 wins and seven loses. Coached by Jerry Miller they came out on top in the S.C.A.L. Meets. Joe Glombowski and Carl Schultz both were named to the All -City Team. We They 181 Algonac 211 176 St. Clair 169 172 Marine City 181 172 Chip. Valley 180 173 Marysville 170 173 Anchor Bay 196 180 Chip. Valley 173 180 Marine City 172 178 Marysville 178 Central Won Play-Off 170 Anchor Bay 194 170 St. Clair 168 189 Croslex 181 189 Algonac 181 Mr. Miller, P. Valentine, C. Schultz, R. Schmitt, B. Re 1 1 , G. Dock, and S. Peters. 163 DUAL MEET RECORD: 6-1 WE THEY 62 ... . Marine City . . . . 61 58 1 2 . . Marysville . . . . . 64 1 2 79 ... . Chippewa Valley . . 44 99 ... . St. Clair . . . . . .24 78 ... . Anchor Bay . . . . .45 84 ... . Cros-Lex . . . . . 39 84 ... . Algonac . . . . . . 39 TOP ROW: Coach Lowell Spiess, P. Bush, S. Whitsitt, P. Cheedie, T. Hale, S. McLaughlin, K. Langolf, T. Linehan, C. Mills, B. Purcell, S. Warsinske, S. Lewthwaite, S. Doan, B. Prout, Ed Lee, S. Harker. MIDDLE ROW: J. Kovatch, B. Card, M. Bush, G. Wessel, R. Bonkoske, J. Hutchenson, 0. Holston, J. Bringard, B. Stoken, D. Berra, B. Langolf, D. Grain. BOTTOM ROW: R. Umphres, M. Glombowski, K. Vernon, W. Roland, M. Sanford, B. Warner, M. Bodies, S. Swarts, L. Strieter. 164 Cougar’s Run To Victory The Cougar Track Team continued its domination of the area teams as they broke 7 indoor and 6 outdoor records. The team members continued to improve all year and finished the season by win- ning the league meet for the second time in the last three years. Mark Sanford scored the most points in the school ' s history and was selected the area ' s outstanding trackman by the Times Herald. Wilbert Roland broke two Freshman records and scored the most points as a freshman in the history of the school. Girls Baseball Is A Hit TOP ROW: Coach Linda Bristol, Debbie Hines, Julie Glombowski, Marge Fowler, MIDDLE ROW; Patsy Chapman, Connie Stien, Denise Suchin, Linda Hale, Cindy Nicholas, BOTTOM ROW; Joan Driggers, Beth Ramsey, Theresa Sweeny, Koni Ki I bourn, Patty Overson Cheerleaders Cheer On The Cougars The Varsity Cheerleader TOP Kyra Smith, BOTTOM, Gail Gross, Judy Club and Fran Katrinic. TOP PICTURE, the girls have a Friday morning bake sale to raise money. 167 Volleyball Team Spikes To Victory WE ABOVE, TOP ROW: Sue Warsinski, Joan Driggers, Kathy Tosch, Linda Hale, Cindy Nicholas, Mary Driggers, Mrs. Bristol. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Palmer, Patricia Overson, Denise Suchin, Beth Ramsey, Mary Lou Creamer, Patsy Chapman. ABOVE LEFT — Captains Lorraine Card and Patsy Chapman. J.V. WE THEY W . . . Chippewa Valley . . . . L L . . . St. Clair W W . . . Algonac L W . . . Cros-Lex L W . . . Chippewa Valley . . . . L W . . . Anchor Bay L W . . . Marysville L L . . . Yale W W . . . Marysville L W . . . Marine City L W ... St. Clair L W . . . Anchor Bay L L . . . Cros-Lex W Bump, Set, Spike. Those words could be heard in the gym this year from the Girl ' s Volleyball Teams. This is the second year for the teams and both teams have worked hard for a successful season. The Junior Varsity team is coached by Ms. Tur- bin and has had a winning season with 10 wins and 3 losses so far. The Varsity team, coached by Mrs. Bristol, has won 5 games and lost 8 games. ABOVE: TOP ROW: Ms. Turbin, Jeri Capadagli, Julie Trzasko, Pam Taylor, Debbie Hines, Cindy Anglebrandt, MIDDLE ROW: Dexter Chapman, Kathy Smith, Brenda La- Pine, Gwen McMillan, Brenda Tosch, BOTTOM ROW: Laura Kerr, Julie Armstrong, Leslie Clark, Arlene Overson. 169 Wrestling Team Pins Them Down WE THEY 30 . . . .Yale . . .35 11 . . . .Chip. Valley . . . ... 47 36 . . . .Dearborn Robichand ... 36 40 . . . .Cadillac ... 15 15 . . . . Marlette ... 43 30 . . . .Yale . . .36 17 . . . .Richmond . . . . . . . 44 6 . . . .Algonac . . . 60 24 . . . .Marysville .... ... 35 35 . . . .St. Clair . . .20 33 . . . .Dearborn Robichand . . . 30 9 . . . .Anchor Bay . . . . . . .45 33 . . . .Marine City . . . . . . 27 The Wrestling Team, BOTTOM ROW LEFT--RIGHT: Coach Fron, Bill Halpin, Kerry Kotsch, Bob Langolf, Chuck Moses, Bill Shagena, Dale Moses, Brad Fuller and Jeff Vernon Manager. TOP, LEFT — RIGHT: Howard Albers, Terry Conklin, Mike Moran, Kim Munce, Chuck Hopp, Bill Mungo, Steve Langolf, Greg Wessel, missing from the picture are Greg Berra and Gary Frei. This year the Junior Varsity Wrestlers placed Fourth in the League Meet. Taking Second Place were, Chuck Hopp, Ter- ry Conklin, Steve Langolf. Third Place winners were, Bill Mungo, Bill Halpin, and Fourth place holders were, Greg Ber- ra, Bill Shagina. Brad Fuller started out with a great 6-0 record before he broke his ribs. Mr. Fron predicts a much bet- ter year next year. This year the Varsity Wrestling team placed fifth in the SCAL League and tenth in the District at Fenton, placing two wres- tlers in the regionals at Hartland, Mich, on Feb. 2 1 . They were Dale Moses and Gary Frei. At the City Tournament Kim Munce and Bob Langolf were the Champ- ions in their weight division and Dale Mos- es took Second Place. In the SCAL League held on Feb. 7, Dale Moses and Kim Munce took Second Place and Gary Frei took Third. TOP LEFT: The three Champions, Bob Langolf, Dale Moses and Kim Munce. BOTTOM, L — R Elaine Scheffler, Julia Foglesong, and Mary Driggers. These girls are mat maids. 171 J.V. and Freshman cheerlead- ers are very busy all year round. They cheer, not only for footbal games, but also at basketball games. The advisor for J.V. cheerleaders is Mrs. Rutkofske and Mrs. Schott sponsors the Freshmen in their activities. Practicing is a very important part in a cheerleader ' s life and they practice twice a week. New uni- forms are a major goal for next year ' s cheerleaders. To help them out this Year ' s cheerleaders are sponsoring many fund raising activities. J.V. Cheerleaders, BOTTOM LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Faded, Ann Reynolds, Tammy Randolph, Barb Kovach, Miriam Haeck, and Judi Sams. 172 173 Tennis Team Rebuilds At PHC The 1975 tennis season proved to be one of total rebuilding as PHC lost 6 of 10 senior starters from the 1974 team. Central ' s re- cord of 1-15, although dismal, did have one bright spot as PHC placed two players in the Regional Quarter Finals for the 2nd straight year. The 1975-76 team looks more exper- ienced as Central ' s hopes fall on the should- ers of 5 seasoned seniors. PHC 2 Marine City 5 PHC 0 Yale 7 PHC 0 Chip. Valley 7 PHC 1 Marysville 6 PHC 0 St. Clair 7 PHC 3 Anchor Bay 4 PHC 6 CrosLex 1 PHC 2 Algonac 5 PHC 2 Marine City 5 PHC 0 Chip. Valley 7 PHC 2 Marysville 5 PHC 1 St. Clair 6 PHC 0 Yale 7 PHC 3 Anchor Bay 4 PHC 2 CrosLex 5 PHC 1 Algonac 6 ABOVE: TOP ROW: Randy Weston, Karen DeMoff, Sharon May, Chuck Moses, mgr. Coach Rutkofske. MIDDLE ROW: Martha Stevenson, Janet Burney, Adrienne Eaton, Julie Trasko, Steve Boucher. BOTTOM ROW: Greg Berra, Rob Richmond, Bob Langolf, Rick Laber. JV And Varsity Strike It Big! J. V. Baseball Team: TOP ROW — Jim Baisley, Gary Jones, Pat Emlaw, Jeff Rankin, Dale Bisnett, Coach Popa. 2ND ROW: Jason Billins, Steve Jones, Don Gardner, Bob Morgan, Dave Rowley. 3RD ROW: Mark Beach, Dale Moses, Jeff Fernandez, Brad Ramsey, Terry Conklin. 4TH ROW: Tim Knisley, Tony Castillo, Terry Gamble, Ed Duda, Sam Fields. Varsity Baseball Team: TOP ROW — Coach Koerber, Tim Sturdevan, Rick Banks, John Wilson, Tom Gleason, Dave Maveety, Coach Claseman. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Beach, Brian Johnson, Dave Everitt, Kirk Wilkinson, Jim Swick. BOTTOM ROW: Marty Grace, Bob Schmidt, Mike Klass, Terry Baker, George Torello. 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Fran 108. 111. 167 Katrinic. JoAnn 50. 97. 42 Keane. Anthony 134 Keil. Diane 122 Kelley. Dawn 134 Kelly. John 97 Kelly. Patrick 122 Kemp. Bob 38, 134. 151 Kemp. Diane 97 Kemp, Susan 111 Kerbyson. Bob 122 Kerr. Laura 38. 134, 169 Kerr. Mike 122. 148 Kerr. Tern 26. Ill Kilbourn. Kom 111 Kilbourn, Nancy 97 King, Laura 135 Kirkendall. Pam 122 Kleeves. Linda 135 Kleeves. Steve 97 Kleeves. Tom 122 Kleeves. Tracy 28, 29. 59. Ill Kleinstiver. Jamie 62 Kmsley. Tim 122. 175. 154 Knowles. Jackie 111 Knowles. Russ 135 Kosal. Scott 135 Kotsch. Kerry 122. 170 Kotsch. Teresa 44. Ill Kovach. Barb 50. 122. 172 Kovach. Jay 97. 147, 152. 164. 42 Kovach. Mark 123 Kovach, Michelle 97. 147 Kovacs. Douglas 111 Kramp. Barb 97 Kramp. Debra. 97 Kramp. Mark 123 Kramp, Stewart 135 Krampien. Bonnie 123 Krampien. Deborah 97 Krauss. Carol 135 Krauss. Jennie 123 Kuta. Bonnie 135 Laber. Sharyl 1 1 1 Lacey. Alan 1 1 1 Lambert. Tracy 123 Landon. Denise 123 Landon. Karen 97 Landry. Ken 135 Langolf. Alan 123 Langolf. Arthur 135 Langolf. Bill 135 Langolf. Brian 111, 44. 164 Langolf. Bob 97. 170. 174 Langolf. Clark 135 Langolf. Ed 135 Langolf. Kirk 97. 164 Langolf. Lori 111 Langolf. Mylene 1 1 1 Langolf. Phil 111, 42 Langolf. Steve 135 LaPine. Brenda 135. 160 Lautner. Paul 135 Lautner. Mark 123 LaVere. Linda 123 Lawrence. Cindy 97 Lawry. Bryan 123 Lawry, Mark 97 Lay. Jim 135 Lee. Debbie 123 Lee. Ed 123. 164 Lee. Sharon 135 Lerch. Mike 111 Leslie. Cindy 97 186 Levine, Craig 21. 44. 112 Levine. Scott 98 Lewandowski. Annette 98 Lewandowski, Melba 135 Lewthwaite. Steve 123. 147, 153. Limberg. Carol 135 Lindsay. Anthony 44, 123 Lmehan. Albert 113. 139, 164 Livingston, Carl 1 1 1 Livingston. Lucille 111 Lloyd. Carol 98 Logan. Kathy 98 Loxton. James 135 Loxton. Karen 123 Loxton. Paul 123 Ludlow. Karen 1 1 1 Ludy. Lynn 20, 98 MacKenzie. Coral 123 MacDuff. Stacie 32. 108. Ill, 42 MacGregor. Gail 38. 135 MacGregor. Rick 113 McGregor. Karen 136 Mancim. Richard 98. 124 Mancim. Steve 123. 148 154 Maness, Jay 98 Maness. LeeAnn 44. 124 Maniceci, Alan 124 Manley. Patti 124 Marenich, Joe 124 Martens. John 49, 98 Marthen. Kevin 124 Martin. John 98 Martiny. Ron 98 Masar. Laura 135 Masar. Sue 135 Massobrio. Carlo 124 Massobrio. Aurelio 135 Mason. Beth 124 Mattox. Allen 124 Mattox. JoAnn 98 Mattox. Leonard 124. 148. 152 Mattox. Mike 112 MaVeety. Dave 98. 147. 175 Maxlield. Karen 124 Maxfirld. Terry Maxwell. Krystal 124 Maxwell. Scott 98 May. Greg 24. 148 May. Sharon 112, 174 May. Ted 135 McCarty. Jackie 112 McCellan. Teresa 135 McCellan. Tim 135 McClarty. Angela 44. 112 McClarty. Carla 112 McClarty. Sylvia 135 McCleaf. Laura 124 McCormick. Bill 124 McCormick Bob 113 McCormick. Cindy 98 McCormick. JoAnne 98 McCoy. Carole 135 McDonald. Michele 135 McDougal. Brian 124. 148. 154 McDougal. Judy 1 13 McDougal. Mark 113 McDougal. Pat 98 McGill. Charles 44. 124 McGill. Jim 112 McGregor. Kerry 124 McLaughlin. Scott 124. 148. 164 McLean. Donna 136 McLeod. Scot 136 McManaman. Patricia 124 McMillan. Gwen 124, 159. 169 McVay. Robbin 113 Medellin, Connie 136 Medellin. Frank 98 Medellin, Theresa 99 Meisner. Tanja 112 Mellos. Jim 113 Mensinger. Lynn 38, 136 Mervich. Mike 112 Meyer. Judith 60. 136 Meyer, Sara 21. 124 Micallef, Vincent 136. 151 Michling, Bob 136 Miller. Colleen 136 Miller. David 38. 136 Miller. Debby 41. 108. 112 Miller. Randy 136 Miller. Steve 124 Miller. Terry 136 Miller. Virgil 60. 124 Miller. Wendy 124 Mills. Chuck 164. 154 Mmnis. Steve 99 Mintz. Dave 136 Mintz. Tom 113 Miskell. Dan 99 Mitchell. Lonna 99 Mitchell. Lori 136 Mitchell. Marion 112 Mitchell. Mike 136. 151 Mix. Cathy 136 Moore. Dave 112 Moore. DeeAnn 112 Moran. Brian 50. 125. 148 Moran. Mike 50. 99. 170 Morgan. Bob 125. 175. 154 Morgan, Pam 99 Morgan. Terry 125. 159 Morgan. Wayne 136 Morris. Donna 99 Morris. Sheryl 125. 159 Morris. Randell 125 164 Moser. Joan 32. 125 Moser. Mary 20. 32. 99 Moses. Chuck 99. 147. 170, 174 Moses. Dale 112. 147. 170. 175 Moses. John 99 Moses. 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LuAnn 113 Ostrander. Linda 41. 126 Ostrander, Ray 99 Ostrander. Ron 99 Oswald. Dan 113 Oswals. Darlene 113, 42 Ott. Karen 126 Ott. Teresa 1 13 Overson. Arleen 126, 159, 169 Over son. Pat 41. 99 Oveson. Janelle 126. 42 Palmer. Betty 113. 168 Palmer. Bonnie 99 Palmer. Charles 137. 151 Papst. Rhonda 26. 128. 159 Parker. Johnny 126 Parker. Mike 99 Parker. Tony 126 Parker. Vince 114 Parmann. Dennis 113 Parziale. Rick 126 Patrick. Todd 126 Paulus. Bill 137 Paulus. Janet 114 Paulus. Nancy 49. 99 Pearson. Cynthia 137 Peart. Mike 1 14 Pease. Dan 110 Pederson. Sandy 16 Penn. Walter 126 Penno. Sue 1 14 Perkins. Jeff 1 14 Peters. Pam 126 Peters. Russ 114, 147 Peters. Steven 126. 162 Peterson. Steven 137 Petrossi, Brian 114 Petrossi. Joe 137 Philp. Linda 38. 137 Phillips, Bill 114. 154 Phillips. John 126 Philippe. Karen 94. 100 Pichard. Ed 100 Pickelhaupt, Diana 38. 39. 137 Pickelhaupt. Edith 126 Pickering, Cheryl 32. 126 Pickering. Terri 114 Pierce. Chris 137. 156 Pierce. Jayne 1 14 Piter. 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Dave 117 Tallmadge. Kristy 102 Taylor. Clyde 102 Taylor. Dan 128 Taylor. Ed 117. 147 Taylor. John 1 16 Taylor. Mark 117 Taylor. Pam 139. 169 Teeple. Bob 117 Teeple. Dave 128 Teschendorf. Roxanne 129 Tetreau. Kathryn 102 Thompson. Guy 1 16 Thompson. Katrina 44 129 Thompson. Sharon 139 Thoms. Ed 129 Thornley. Arthur 38. 139. 151 Thornley. James 139 Tocco. David 139 Torello. George 102, 145. 147. 175 Torry. Bomlyn 10. 102 Torrey. Susan 1 16 Tosch. Brenda 139. 159. 169 Tosch. Kathy 102. 168 Tracey. Patricia 116 Trzasko. Julie 129. 168. 174 Ulrich. Ray 116. 42 Umbreit. Tammy 139 Urban. Daniel 139 Urban. Janet 139 Ureel. Deborah 32. 33. 116 Ureel. Jane 62. 94. 102 Ureel. Karen 139. 159 Valentine. Paul 102. 162 VanLuven, Renee 38. 139. 39 VanSlyke. Debbie 129 VanSlyke. Fred 139 VanThournout Mike 116 Vass. Ann 139. 173 Vass. Dave 129. 154 Vernon. Jeff 139. 170 Vernon. Keith 116. 152. 147. 164 Vicencio. John 129 Vickery. Kevin 129 Vickery. Tim 116 Vincent. Kathy 129 Vincent. Ken 116 Voight. Bill 129 Voight. Terr. 41. 102 VonRitter. Huby 102. 147 Vought. Karen 116 Wagner. Carolyn 60. 117 Wagner. Marilyn 129 Wahl. Bob 38. 139 Walter. Dan 116 Walter. Terr. 60. 139 Wandelt. Brian 102 Ward. Mark 129 Warner. Diana 139 Warner. Doug 102 Warner. Kim 139 Warren. Anna 102 Warren. Terri 139 Warsella. Terri 129 Warsmski. Aaron 102 Warsmski. Lynn 129 Warsmski. Steve 102. 164 Warsmski. Susan 102. 168 Watson. Dave 1 1 7 Watson. Ray 129 WatsOn. Rose 129 Waun. David 102 Webb. Karen 139 Webster. Joe 129 Webster. Mary 117 Webster. Steve 139 Wehrwein. Lori 129 Weidner. Karen 139 Weir. Valerie 102 Wessel. Carol 129 Wessel. Greg 145. 147. 164. 170 West. Vickie 129 Weston. Pam 117 Weston. Randy 103. 174 White. Anna 1 1 7 White. Cheryl 41. 44. 129 Whitford. Wendy 139 Whitford. Vicky 117 Whitsitt. Sharon 32. 33. 103 Whitsitt. Steve 28. 129. 151 W.egand. Susan 26. 27. 108. 117. 63 Wilkinson. Kirk 103. 146, 147. 152. 175 Willard. Todd 26. 27. 41. 108. 117. 42 Williams. Brenda 129 Williams. Dorothy 1 17 Williams. John 129 Williams. Roger 44 103 Williams. Sonja 103 Williams. Sue 1 1 7 Willing. Beth 32. 33. 108. 117 Willing. Sharon 59. 139 Winch. Debbie 117 Winch. Vicki 129 Wiseman. Rebeca 139 Wolfe. Bill 1 1 7 Wolfe. Janice 39. 139 Wolfe. Julie 38. 103 Wolfe. Laurie 117 Wolfe. Philip 103 Wood. Tern 129 Wood. Tom 129 Woolman. Jim 129 Woop. Rusty 139 Wright. Susan 117 Wypych. Lynn 26. 27. 129 Young. Ed 139 Young. Chris 129 Young. Craig 117 Young. Joanne 129 Young. Kristy 139 Young. Paul 129 Young. Randy 1 1 7 Zamoic. JoAnne 94. 103. 42 Zimmer. Kris 1 17 Zimmerman. Stan 103 Zweidorff. Doug 38. 139 Life Goes On At Central ! No Day Is Over If It Makes A Memory Publisher— American Yearbook Co. Special thanks to our representative, Miss Betty Uxa and to Mr. Mark Nolte, and Gerald Roman for their help in photography. The Times Herald for their help with V. Football and V. Basketball. Editor— Jane Stanko Business Manager — Todd Willard 1st Sem. and Sue Wiegand 2nd Sem. Staff— Dondra Slingerland, Lynn Wypych, Rhonda Papst, Janice Falk, Bob Siebert, Terri Kerr, Martha Radtke, JoAnn Capa- dagli, Linda Boehm Adviser— Miss Mary VanDerZanden 190 Here ' s our lark coming to an end. Odd, you know it turned out to be the beginning. By Dordra Slingerland 192