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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

PORT HURON CENTRAL 200 32ND ST. VOLUME VII 1977-78 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1-1 ACTIVITIES 18-5 TEACHERS 58-6 STUDENTS 70-13 SPORTS 138-17 SENIOR LIFE 180-18 ADVERTISING AND CLOSING 190-20i LOOKING GOOD CENTRAL GOOFING OFF GETTING INVOLVED 11 mm TAKING IT EASY DOING OUR THING 14 15 A ACTIVITIES A WEEK OF Spirit week was a little different this year . Along with the traditional week of students dressing up and the teachers losing their sanity, the teachers got in on the act with the hope of winning an extra hour of preparation time. Mr. Meeker made this possible by teaching an extra hour each day . Mr. Christick, Mr. and Mrs. Rutkofske, Mrs. Eastman, and Mrs. S. Smith were the lucky winners . The teachers really helped make spirit week a week of fun. SPIRIT; A MEMORY 18 20 21 This year ' s homecoming Queen was Lorraine Card. Gwen McMillan, Joan Moser , and LeeAnn Heath were her court. The Cougars won the football game against the Anchor Bay Tars to add to the excitement of the festivities . The Juniors won the wall competition, with the Seniors coming in third, and the Freshmen rallying last. I % ' Wiivics ca ' - Juniors: Bottom L to R; Vycke Price, Brenda Nalepa, Laura Kerr. Top; Patti Andreoni, Heidi Apsey, Pam Taylor, Laura Fleury, Sue Berra, Dexer Chapman. Not Pictured; Kim Artman. Freshmen: Bottom L to R; Sherry Lafer, Lorie Stempien, Lori Johns , Barb Pryor . Middle; Sue Bradac, Debbie Ordowski, Leeann Bradley, Penny Taylor, Sandy Hurst. Top; Tammy Hyslop, Gail Cowan. Not pictured; Renee Deryck. Sophomores: Bottom L to R; Kim Lambert, Lynn Schott, Kathy Cavis, Kathy O ' Conner, Dianna Rushton. Top; Tammy McMillan, Daniela Albrecht, Kelly Limberg, Lisa Card, Barb Cummings, Gayle Gordon. Seniors: Bottom L to R; Karen Maxfield, Tami Randolph, Katrina Thompson, LeeAnn Heath, Cheryl Dolan. Top; Cathy Crimmins, Joan Moser, Donna Hyatt, Lynn Warsinski, Lorraine Card, Jackie Schoof, Chris Maas, Gwen McMillan, Terri Warsalla. Not Pictured; Donna Herbert, Debbie Howison, Kathy Johns. 25 STUDENT COUNCIL ON THE MOVE I ABOVE PICTURE TOP ROW L TO R: Jackie Schoof, Lorraine Card, Dave Vass, Daniela Albrecht, Marcus Stewart, Deena Wheeler, A1 Greene, Paul Young. 2ND ROW: Pat McManaman, Kathy Berra, Kathy O ' Conner, Tina Shank, Laurie Gamble, Leann Bradley, Judy Phillips, Wendy Whitford, Sue Berra. 3RD ROW: Joe Petrossi, Becky Buss, Tami Randolph, Joan Moser, Tracy Pinnix, Janine Johnson, Renee DeRyck. BOTTOM ROW Lisa Card, Lori Johns, Sara Meyer, Heidi Apsey. NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Levine, Mary Linehan, Cindy Anglebrandt, Joel Scheffler, Katrina Thompson. TOP PICTURES 1ST AND 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS L TO R; Secretary, B. Buss; Pres. D. Vass; Pres. Elect. J. Moser; (Not Pictured) Treasurer, L. Card. 2ND SEMESTER: Pres. J. Moser; Treasurer, S. Meyer; Secretary, T. Randolph; Pres. Elect, L. Card. 26 The Student Council is made up of students who like to I be involved in school activities. They organize activities such as spirit week, homecoming, and also sponsor the German Exchange Program . The student I council helps many charitable fundraising groups such las UNICEF. There are also dances, assemblies such ' as the Gong Show, elections, and school clean-ups. L, 27 LIBRARY AIDES LEARN SKILLS BACK ROW L. TO R.: Kirk Weston, Linda Baunoch, Kevin Tuttle, Rebecca Hellmuth, Eugene Jacobs MIDDLE ROW: Deborah Conant, Sharon Buchheister, Rudy McMillan, Jeff Beach FRONT ROW: Alisa Teschendorf, Gwen McMillan, Robin Kettlewell, Linda Gray MISSING: Laura Spencer, Margi Murray The library aides receive training in library skills . They learn how to: file cards in the card catalog, check out materials at the front desk, shelve books and magazines, deliver A.V. equipment, and help with the end of the year inventory. These students volunteer to work in the library, usually in place of a study hall. 28 CAMPUS LIFE ADDS LIFE Campus Life enables students to grow mentally, physically, and spiritually. This is accomplished through the discussions at meetings, and at the various activities held within the school year . This year Campus Life traveled three different times . They went by van to Toronto during Christmas vacation; they flew to Florida for the week of spring break; and they bicycled to Canada in June. Other activities included the annual Scream In The Dark spookhouse and a lock-in party at the Y.M.C.A. 29 STUDENTS RECEIVE HONORS The National Honor Society is an organization which selects students for qualities such as character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Each student must have a B or above grade point average . The induction ceremony was held on Monday, May 22 in the PHC cafeteria . TOP PICTURE, TOP ROW L TO R: Dave Vass, Paul Young, Cheryl White, Matt Brandow, Dave Swarts, John Phillips, Jeff Rankin, Scott Renno, Debbie Hines. 2ND ROW L TO R: Carol Wessel, Celeste Fiedler, Katrina Thompson, Renee Daggett, Gwen McMillan, Tami Randolph, Kathy Smith, Madelyn Mumford, Lesley Clark, Pat McManaman. NHS OFFICERS; BOTTOM ROW: Joan Moser, Sara Meyer, Dave Rowley, Jan Oveson. MIDDLE PICTURE TOP ROW L TO R: Toni Fraelich, Kristie Jones, Brenda Lapine, Susan Fiedler, Stewart Kramp. MIDDLE ROW: Anthony Keane, Judi Meyer, Bill Halpin, Julie Armstrong, Joan Chidester, Marilyn Gossman, Ann Vass. BOTTOM PICTURE, BACK ROW L TO R: Rebecca Hellmuth, Amy Shaefer, Dave Fiedler, Mark Wyckoff, Gary Streiter. MIDDLE ROW L TO R: Rebecca Buss, Gail McGregor, Lynn Wupych, Connie Hreha, Linda Summerer. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Dani Albrecht, Lynne Conners, Lisa Recker, Sherryl Morris, Pat Manley, Todd Hilleker. NOT PICTURED: Lorraine Card, Miriam Haeck, Kim Hartman, Michael Henry, Robert Kerbyson, Krystal Maxwell, William McCormick, Jackie Schoof, Susan Berra, Sharon Hyatt, Michelle Jaskowski, Cheryl Johnson, Joseph Petrossi, Dave Tocco, Wendy Whitford, Barb Cummings, Janine Johnson, Bridget Paulus, Julie Tocco, Debbie Jefferson, Judi Sams. 30 GERMAN EXCHANGE: A CHANCE TO LEARN I There were 15 German Exchange Students that arrived in Port Huron March 8 . They became students at Central for two weeks . Besides attending classes the exchange ' students also visited different sites I in Michigan and Canada . They visited the mayor, spent a day in Greenfield Village and visited a school in Sarnia . PICTURED ABOVE TOP ROW: Ingrid Bobek, Wolfgar Sander, Katja Derstroff, Susanne Kraft, Christa Rossenback. BOTTOM ROW: Gabriele Winzen, Heidi Kersten, Sabine Broedersdorff, Monika Muller, Christoph Spate, Gerald Geng. 31 THE YEARBOOK CLASS AT WORK The yearbook class is made up of 7 students , these 7 students put together our 1978 Centralian. The students in the yearbook class spend most of their time developing film , doing layouts and printing pictures , so the yearbook can be ready to distribute Homecoming weekend. It takes the whole school year to get the yearbook in order . The yearbook usually costs approximately $5500.00, depending on the cover and what kind of end pages the class chooses. The most talked about page will probably be the senic section, activity section anu the sports section. TOP ROW: Miss VanDerZanden, Rhonda Papst, Donn Wolf, Lynn Wypych BOTTOM ROW: Rochelle Roland, Lori Ripley, Genny Johnston, Jodi Wright. 32 COUGAR CHRONICLE LOOKING GOOD | The Cougar Chronicle improved in many ways this year, according to Adviser Miss VanDerZanden. Circulation increased because papers were free. The editorial page improved due to an increase in student ' s letters to the editor, and the quality of news stories improved. Help from the Introductory Journalism classes made it possible to cover more news events . TOP, L to R: Donna Herbert, typist, Gary Cesefske, Dawn Arnold, Bottom: Kathy Gillett, Tom Helmrich. Central students on Co-op work inside Central as well as in the community. Central ' s secretaries and counselors have many helpful workers . Students that work out in the community are waiters , waitresses, clerks, typists, and mailboys to name a few. The Co-op program helps students get work experience so they can be prepared for their futures . Top Left Opposite Page: Donna Herbert. Right: Debbie Jefferson. Bottom Left: Michelle Slowinski. Right: Joan Moser. Top Page: Tracy Lambert. Middle: Chris Cowley. Bottom: Sue Borgerson. Middle Right; Karen Maxfield. These girls all work in the offices at PHC , except Michelle Slowinski who works at McDonalds . HONORS BAND IN TUNE PHC Honors Band is best known for playing at football games . Our band would really be missed if they didn ' t play at basketball games and pep assemblies. They add a certain spirit that nothing could replace. This year the band began to put some spirit into our Girls ' Basketball games by playing for them. They also played at one of our new Hockey Team’s games . Aside from performing at sports activities , Honors Band puts on concerts for our school and others , marches in parades , and keeps busy with various money making projects . Commencement and Baccalaureate are the final performances of Honors Band. This year ' s John Philip Sousa Band Award was presented to Krystal Maxwell. 1977-78 Honors Band includes: On Alto Sax, Dave Fiedler and Dave Miller. On Baritone Sax, Patti Dombrowski and Lorraine McBean. On Bass Clarinet is Paul Young. On Bassoon is Kim Hartman. On the Clarinet; Barb Begley, Kathy Brown, Celeste Fiedler, Lee Friley, Kevin Johns, Holly Nielsen, Arleen Overson, John Phillips, and Louise Wolfe. On Flute; Laurie Clumfoot, Debbie Conant, Jade Dickinson, Deanna Dudas, Judy Falk, Sue Fiedler, Krystal Maxwell, Gail McGregor, Wendy Miller, Diana Pickelhaupt, and Beth Rutkofske. On French Horn; Shelley Everitt, Matt Green, Jan Oveson, and Debbie Seim. On Oboe is Sara Meyer. On Percussion; Jeff Conant, Terry Conklin, Glenn Fye, Scott Peart, Bill Schimdt, and Rob Wahl. On Tenor Sax is Bill Prout. Trombone; Bruce Jackson and Janice Wolfe. On Trumpet; Kyle Brown, Paul Bush, Jake Gamble, Dave May, Anita Morris, Judy Phillips, Aaron Prout, and Betty Stein. On Tuba; Dave O ' Brien. 37 PEP CLUB PROMOTES SCHOOL SPIRIT TOP: L to R: Mr. LaBelle Michelle Curtis Ann Miller Chris Ayotte Sandy Purcell Betty Stein Connie Hreha Sharon Hyatt Linda Arnold Pep Club strives to make Central students aware of sports activities by painting signs, working in concession stands, and selling Cougar buttons . 38 FLAGS PERFORM This year ' s Flag Cadets performed many difficult routines. They performed during half time at football games, pep assemblies, and band activities. They raised money by car washes, candy sales, bake sales , and flag sales . TOP L to R: Cheryl White, (Captain), Sheryl Frei, Terri Walter, Angel White. BOTTOM L to R: Denia Nowinski, Joann Carrier, Chris Dudash, Karen DeFrain. 39 Jazz really had it together, performing earlier in the fall and more often throughout the year. This was their fifth year competing at CMU. The Louis Armstrong Jazz Award for 1977-78 was presented to solo sax player Bill Prout. Jazz Band includes: Horn Line; Kim Hartman, Jim Jechura, Judy Phillips, Shelley Everitt, and Anita Morris. Trombone; Bruce Jackson and Dave O ' Brien. Flute; Wendy Miller and Deanna Dudas. Sax; John Phillips, Bill Prout, Barb Begley, And Dave Fiedler. Lead Guitar; Dennis Gutierrez. Bass Guitar; Kyle Brown. Percussion; Scott Peart. Keyboards; Jan Oveson and Anita Morris. 41 CADET VARSITY PLAYS ON P.H.C. Cadet Varsity Band is composed of ninth grade students. They performed several times here at Central and also appeared at Chippewa and Michigamme. Students in Cadet Varsity participated in fund-raising events to purchase needed equipment. Plans were made to take a trip in the Spring. 43 The tunes from Fiddler on the Roof , Funny Girl , Chicago , and Saturday Night Fever , brought interest to the Broadway Review, which was put on by the Chamber and Acapella Choirs with help from the Freshman Choir . Chamber Choir also performed the Mozart Mass in C . They went to the District Solo Ensemble in Flint where Leonard Mattox, Judi Sams and Jeff Rankin all received first place awards . They then went to the finals where Leonard again received first place . Chamber Choir also performed at the Michigan National Bank, several elementary schools and other district contests . CHAMBER CHOIR ADDS COLOR TO BROADWAY REVIEW L to R TOP: Rick Sly, Elaine Scheffler, Brad Fuller, Marjorie Conlan, Brian Oliver, Carol McCoy, Tim Mattox, Jane Diller, Ken Sanders, SECOND ROW: Becky Buss, Laura Cini, Amy Schaffer, Pam Club, Marilyn Gossman, Cindy Anglebrandt, Sandy Purcell, Judi Sams, Jenny Johnston, BOTTOM ROW: Bret Burney, Joe Petrossi, Jeff Rankin, Ed Schultz, Stuart Smith, Jeff Reid, Dave Tocco. FRESHMAN CHOIR PERFORMANCES COMING IN LOUD AND CLEAR TOP ROW: L to R: Mike Moore, Scott Howe, Tim Hopp, Troy Davis, Chuck Logan, Chuck Debell, Jody Dolan. MIDDLE ROW: L to R: Lori Ann Vought, Tina Ashton, Becky Edmondson, Donna Goodman, Janene Olila, Darlene Helmrich, Julie Gamble, Michelle McLaughlin, Sarai Morash, Sherry Yax, Leann Kelly. BOTTOM ROW: L to R: Jeff Reid, Lo ri Johns, Dan Jacobs, Theresa McKenzie, Becky Wiseman. NOT PICTURED: Renee Deryck, Susan Tripp, Tracy Young. The Freshman Choir performed at Michigan National Bank, Harrison School, Salvation Army Citadel, and in the Broadway Review. Their performances earned and paid for summer scholarships to Interlochen National Music Camp and Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. 1st ROW: L TO R: Kelly Limberg, Kandy Kilbourn, Kathy Salayko. 2nd ROW: L TO R: Tammy Sawdon, Sherri Ostrander, Ann Miller, Lori Johns. 3rd ROW: L TO R: Dan Jacobs, Tim Mattox, Ken Sanders, Rob Gray. 4th ROW: L TO R: Darlene Helmrich, Sharese Sanderson, John Gauther, Keith Daily, Curt Brannon, Jim Stevenson, Gwen Delauter, Cathy Baisley. 5th ROW: L TO R: Tammy McMillan, Deanna Dalbeck, Terri Snover, Brenda Daley, Steve Sawdon, Charles McGill, John Zarling, Terri Hamilton. 6th ROW: L TO R: Mike Land, Mark Banks, Curt Apsey, Vicki Winch, Ted May, Ned Horn, Chris Smith, Mary Linehan. NOT PICTURED: Kim Butout, Gary Harnden, Sharon Lee, Lori Miller, Bill Mumford, Laura Monzo, Kelly Stanko, Paul Wilkinson. Acapella Choir performed several times during the school year . The performances included an assembly at Chippewa, a Christmas Concert, Sing Noel, and the Broadway Review. 47 This year ' s play was titled They put on a Play. The plot involves a gangster and a local group of actors and actresses trying to put on their evening ' s performance . The play was held May 5th and 6th at St. Clair County Community College Theatre. Mr. Mark Nolte who teaches English and performing arts directed the play, Mrs. Laine Erickson produced the play. (Mr. Nolte and Mrs. Erickson pictured on right.) ABOVE PICTURE L TO R, PEOPLE STANDING: Anthony Keane, Paul Lautner, Cheryl Levine (student producer), Eric Meyer, David Keane. PEOPLE SEATED MIDDLE ROW: Carol McCoy, Kathy Smith, Greg Dock. BOTTOM ROW: Judi Sams, Miriam Haeck, Sara Meyer. 48 SKI CLUB GLIDES WITH PRIDE TOP OW L to R: Mike Mitchell, Scott Cha] elle, Paul Lautner, Heide Colby, Bob Kerr ,, Greg Johnson. 2ND ROW L to R: Patti Andreoni, Allan And::eoni, Lori Johns, Tyler Crockett, Greg Dock, Jeff McManaman. 3RD ROW L to R: Jeff Vernon, Leslie Faulkner, Vincent Micallef, Nancy Stein. This year ' s Ski Club was more successful than last year . They weren ' t limited to Black Forest alone. They took a trip to Crystal Mountain and had lots of skiing experience as well as lots of fun. This year ' s advisor was Mr. Nolte. so FORENSICS TEAM SHOWS TALENT TOP ROW L to R: Terry Crain, Petra Barre, Joan Chidester, Naomi Haeck, Mark Wyckoff . BOTTOM L to R: Mrs. Young, Cheryl White, Kristie Jones, Angel White, Dave Rowley. Forensics is the art of interpretative speaking. There are various divisions of speaking opportunities one may choose when joining Forensics. They are Oration, Story-telling, Dramatic Duo, Humorous, Multiple Reading, Serious, and Broadcasting. The class is taught and coached by Mrs. Young. 51 DEBATERS BRING HOME TROPHIES PHC ' s Debate Team has made a lot of improvement over the past year. Members took home three Speaker Trophies in the Southern Thumb Debate League . The team has put a lot of time and energy int o producing this year ' s outstanding record. The Varsity Affirmative record was six wins and four losses. The Varsity Negative was five wins and five losses. The J.V. Affirmative was one win and nine losses. The J.V. Negative was five wins and five losses . L to R: D Keane, M Wyckoff, J Chidster, D May, Mrs. Young, B Jackson, D Gardner, A Keane, D Eastman, T Kennedy 52 BOWLING LEAGUE STRIKES IT BIG The bowling league had a good year with Mr . Dunbar as the sponsor. ABOVE LEFT: Joan Chidester shows that frustration is part of the game. ABOVE TOP: The bowling officers are L to R: Betty Stein, treasurer; Jeff Scheffler, vice president; Brad Ashton, secretary; Chris Miller, president. ABOVE: Tom Schrader tries to pick up the spare. 53 TIMETTES TIME IT RIGHT The timettes are a group of girls who attend meets to help keep time for the track team . They also keep records of the player ' s personal time. TOP ROW L to R: Stacy Pinnix, Mary Schmitt, Michelle Anter, Sherry Yax. BOTTOM ROW L to R: Connie Hreha, Linda Arnold, Pam Moran. MISSING: Sandy Nofs , Kim Hartman. BOOSTER CLUB LENDS A HAND Booster Club is a group of parents and teachers who raise money to help PHC ' s Sports Program. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, Jan Kempker VICE PRESIDENT, Shirley Stewart SECRETARY, Delores Chapman TREASURER, Marsha Wypych 55 FACULTY Mr. James E. Dickinson Mr. James R. Goldsworthy Mrs. Reinette Allen Mrs. Alice Butler Mr . Richard Chapman Mr. Bruce Christick Mr. Irvin Claseman Mrs . Ruby Crittenden Mr . Craig Dahlke Mrs. Rosetta Dickey Mrs . Janet Eastman Mr. Robert Elliott Mr . John Heering Mrs. Sue Hyde 58 FACULTY LEARN AS WELL AS TEACH Mr. Gordon Jamison Ms. Janice Kempker Mr. Timothy Koerber Mr. Harry Krause Mr. Raymond LaBelle Mr. David LaRowe Mr . Larry Delekta Mr. Gaylord Feick 59 Mr. Charles Meeker Mr. Jerry Miller 60 Mrs. Deborah Mosher Ms . Maureen Nolan Mr. Mark Nolte Mr. Gary Pagel Mr. George Popa Mrs. Diane Rutkofske Mr. Lonnie Rutkofske OPPOSITE PAGE , TOP: Mrs . Carole Whitaker, BOTTOM: Mrs. Linda Bristol, Mr. Mike Koreiba. UPPER LEFT: Mr. Gary Nesbitt, BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Theodore Currie. 61 Mrs . Martha Smith Mr. Lowell Spiess Ms . Mary VanDerZanden Mr. James Young Mrs. Mary Young RIGHT: Mrs. Ann Madsen. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mr. Stanley Renner. MIDDLE: Mrs. Henrietta Hobbs , Mr . Robert Stafford . BOTTOM: Mr. Charles Cooper, Ms. Kathy Strnad . 62 64 DOING THEIR PART FOR PHC OPPOSITE PAGE TOP L TO R: Media Assistant, Mrs. Barbara Ahearn; Attendance Secretary, Mrs . Donna Whitford; Media Specialist, Mrs. Marianne Lyszak. BOTTOM L TO R: Secretary, Mrs. Joyce Willard; Secretary, Mrs. Sue Rose. THIS PAGE TOP L TO R: Counselor, Mr. Eugene Dunbar; Counselor, Mr. Neil Evans. BOTTOM L TO R: Freshman Counselor, Mrs. Pamela Trapp; Counselor, Mrs. Arlene Elliott. 65 BOARD OF EDUCATION GUIDES SCHOOL DISTRICT The Board of Education is the over-ruling body of the school system. There are seven members on the board and they meet on the first and third Mondays of each month . The members make decisions concerning the placement of teachers, what classes shall be taught in the schools, when to cancel schools due to snow days and other problems which arise throughout the school year. The members of the school board are as follows: President, Mr. Carl Schwedler; Vice President, Mrs. William Dinnen; Mr. Leland Brown; Mr. Norman Cristick; Mr. Elwin Hartwig; Mrs. Nancy Maywar; Mrs. Alice McKinnon. COOKING CLEANING, COOKING CLEANING . Central s cooks are kept very busy, cooking for Central ' s staff, students, and five other area schools. The custodians are also busy keeping the school clean and doing other odd jobs . CLASSES FRESHMAN STARTING THE PACE Ainsworth Sheila Albert Dave Allen Tobin Almanza Anthony Andreoni Allan Anter Michelle Armstrong David Armstrong Vanessa Ashton Tina Atfield Lori Ayotte Chris Babcock Robert Baker David Baker Russell Bannister Scott Barajas Mary Jo Barron Iris Barry Patricia Not Pictured: Barcune William 70 Baunoch Brenda Beach Jim Bell Eric Berube Becky Blake Danny Borowski Paul ■sj Borowski Tina Boucher Lisa fir ■U. — M Bowne Traci Bradac Susan ' Bradley Leann • Brandow Mark Breckon Ronald Brown Cathy Bucholtz Dennis Burleigh Tom Not Pictured: Bisnett Curtis i Borowski Vincent 71 Burney Dale Butler Sherri Butzin Jeff Campbell Jill Campbell Lori Campbell Neal Campbell Wendy Carlisle Lorri Carpenter Ed Castillo Jessie Castillo Martha Chappelle Brent Charles Bill Cline Cindy 72 Cole James Collinge Sheri Cook Michelle Cowan Gail Crockett Tyler Dalbec Tracy Dandron Tim Davis Dell Davis Ed Davis Troy Debell Chuck Debell Debbie Delong Debbie Deryck Renee Not Pictured: Deanda Rosemary Dickinson Greg Diggs Fred Dolan Jody Docherty Kathy Dudash Jim Duncan Charles Eastman David Edmonson Becky Ernst Kim Evens on Tyrone Falk Linda Falk Lisa Feeny Shannon Feener Vicky Flexter Marty Foglesong Steve Fowler Karen Fox Lisa Fox Matt Gamble Julie 74 Gamble Laurie Gardner David Gardocki Laura Gauther John Genaw Dennis Gerlach Marvin Glombowski Ron Glyshaw William Goltz Dave Gonzales Dave Gonzales Rick Goodrich Cathy Goodman Donna Gostinger Paula Goyette Ross Gray Linda 75 Green Kimberly Green Mike Green Darrell Gregory Bruce Groul Theresa Guitar Connie Haddix Brenda Haddix Curtis Halamka Steve Halifax Jim Hall Julie Hanton David Harnden Roger Hartman Dan Hartman Roy Haskins Stephanie Hathaway Donna Hawkins Laura Heim Debbie Heiser Rick Not Pictured: Hartman Wayne 76 Helmrich Darlene Henry Doug Hering Laura Hill Donna Hiller Brad Hirons Tom Hoffman Dennis Holzberger Robert Hopp Tim Howe Scott Howell Cynthia Hubble Scott Hudson Marty Hurst Sandy Hyslop Tammy Jackson Derrick 77 Jechura Jeff Johns Lori Johnson Dave Jones Bobie Jones Tom Kaercher Kathy Kaiser John Kelly Leann Kerbyson Dale Kettlewell Robin King Elaine Kittridge Rose Klaus Larry Koon Mary Ellen Not Pictured: King Bill 78 Koppel Cheryl Kosal Ken Kramer Tim Kramp Virginia Kramp Wendy Krell Gordon Laber Mike Lafer Sherry Langolf Kathy Langolf Lori Langolf Steve Lavere Peggy Leathorn David Leavitt Kathy Lee Kevin Lerch Ralph Levine Cheryl Logan Charles Logan Jackie 79 Lott Debbie Loxton Gary Loxton Carol Lozano Gene Lyon Leeann Lysaght Mark Mallory Laura Martin Bob Matts Virginia Maxfield Rich McClarty Bill McColman David McDougal Mary McKenzie Theresa McClane Kim McLaughlin Michelle Not Pictured: Loxton Eugene Martin Byran CLASS OFFICERS STEERING COMM. TOP ROW L TO R: T Rutkofske L Slider P Taylor D Ordowski Jim Beach J Gauther Second Row L to R: S Bradac D Bucholtz D Goltz M Laber L Johns BOTTOM Row L to R: T Pinnix 80 M Simpson Mertz Salena Miller Chris Miron Michelle Miron Robin Moeller Randy Mollan Susan Monton Crystal Moore Mike Moran Pam Morash Sarai Munroe Scott Murfin Phil Myers Jon-Paul Myers Steve Navarre Debra Nichols Craig Nofs Sandy Olila Janene Ordowski Debbie 81 Parker Susan Paulus Matt Pavey Gary Perry Laura Peters Joe Petros si David Pickering Bret Pinnix Stacey Pinnix Tracey Plant Scott Porter Brian Prax Harvey Prout Mary Pryor Barb Rankin Jim Reid Theresa Not Pictured: Palazzola John 82 Richards Heidi Ripley Lois Ripley Randy Roelins Larry Rowbothan Christine Rowbothan Joyce Rowbothan Jay Rowbothan Janie Rowse Karen Rushton Vickie Rutkofske Troy Salayko John Sass Jerry Sass Terri Sawdon Thomas Schmitt Mary Not Pictured: Ravin Brian Richards Randall Ripley Richard Sass Lynn 83 Schrader Tom Schroeder Clark Schuman Stephanie Scott Faustyne Sears Brian Seeley Mike Seim Jeff Seim Victor Senyk Edward Shank Tina Shepley Jim Shively Ed Shreeve Dave Simpson Mickie Singles Brenda Slider Lorrie Slowinski Mike Sly Rick Smith Charles Smith Donna Not Pictured: Shagena James 84 Smith Jodi Smith Larry Smith Leslie Smith Pam Smith Rene Solomon Brian Sorrell Carl Spigner Elaine Stein Wendy Stempien Laurie Stevens Cletus Stevenson Jim Stewart Darlene Stewart Doug Swisse Jack Sullivan Henry Swarts Kenneth Sweeney Bill Not Pictured: Smith George 85 Tanker sley Anita Taylor Penny Taylor Rita Thompson Becky Thornton Robin Ticknor Becky Trazasko David Tripp Susan Tuttle Kevin Tyson Denise Urban Thomas Van Loon Janet Vernon Laura Voight Lori Ann Wacker Tim Wargo Jeff 86 FRESHMEN ON THEIR WAY Webster Theresa Weston Kirk Wheeler Deena White Kimberly Whitford Sue Whittican Michelle Whitmore Sandy Wilder Dan Williams Shelly Wilzznski John Wolfe Connie Wolfe Rhonda Wolff Roger Wollen Steve Wright Carol Wyllie Laura Yax Sherry Young Edward Young Tracey Zarling John SOPHOMORES MOVING UP Adolph Roger Aguina Micheal Albrecht Daniela Allen Todd Alloway Brett Anter John Apsey Curtis Armstrong Jennifer Arvoy Sharry Baisley Cathy Barajas Mary Lou Bennett Scott Not Pictured: Adkins Richmond Armstrong Mark Arnold Vernon Beach Veronica Bernat Don Berger Micheal Berra Cathy 88 Black Dave Bodeis Marty Borowski Dave Brannon Curtis Brown Kathy Brown Kyle Buchheister Sharon Burda Doug Burns Mark Buss Becky Butout Kim Canham Marilyn Capadagli Jim Card Lisa Cavis Kathy Chapman James Bradic Richard Cesefske Terry 89 Cocco Tracey Conklin Kim Conner Lynne Cook Cathy Cook Laurie Cote Monique Cowan Fred Crimmins Dan Crison Cindy Crockett Andrea Cummings Barb Curtis Michelle Dalbec Duane Daley Keith Davis Alan Defrain Robert Dickinson Jade Diller Jane Not Pictured: Cook Terry Deanda Raymond 90 Dixon Yvonne Dock Teresa Doehring Rick Doherty Mark Dombrowski Patti Edie Tim Enright Pam Evenson Tammy Everitt Shelley Falk Judy Faulkner Shawn Feeny Shawn Fernandez Ralph Fiedler David Fiedler Jamie Fields Jim CLASS OFFICERS AND STEERING COMM: TOP ROW L to R: Dan Jacobs Julie Tocco Andrea Crockett Tammy Evenson Sandra Purcell Tammy McMillan Stu Smith BOTTOM ROW L to R: Bridget Paulus Merrilyn Grace Kathy O ' Connor Barb Cummings 91 SOPHOMORES CLIMBING TO THE TOP Fleury David Flynn Brian Fogle song Scott Forbes Brian Friley Lee Ann Gamble Jake Gardiner Brian Gardner Shelley Gierman Lee Anne Gillett John Glombowski Martin Glombowski Diane Gonzales Janes Gonzales John Goodman Phyllis Goodie Russell Gostinger Gary Gorden Gayle Not Pictured: Fye Glenn 92 Grace Merrilyn Gray Rob Green Matt Greene Robert Gregory Benny Gutierrez Dennis Guy William Haeck Naomi Hale Carol Hall Ricky Hamilton Terry Hand Patti Hargett Calvin Harris Carol Harris Debbie Hartman Richard 93 Haynes Jeff Heath Jim Heimback Terry Helwig Judy Hickey Erin Hill Jacki Hill Glen Hillaker Todd Hopp Alex Horn Ned Howe Bill Hubble Debbie Hutchinson Brad Jackson Lori Jacobs Dan Jacques Chantel Not Pictured: Herman John Jacobs Frances Jechura Jim Johnson Janine Johnson Lori Keane David Kennedy Tom Kercher Jon Kilbourn Kandy Knowles Tracie Kovach David Lambert Kim I.aming Bonnie Laming Mike Land Mike Lavere Penny Lavere Walter Lawrence Cameron Limberg Kelly Linehan Mary 95 Lott Mary Lozano Buddy Lozana Mary Maas Deanna Macpherson Lori Martiny Alice Mattox Timothy May David McBean Lorraine McClure Brenda McCormick Diane McDaniel Debbie McManaman Jeff McMillan Carlton McMillan Tammy Mellos Vicky % Meyer Eric Miller Ann Miller Fred Miller Lori Miller Bill Minnis Paul Mitchell Lisa Morris Anita Morris Diana Muir Shelley Mumford Bill Navarro Debbie Newberry Dennis Nota Cathy O ' Brien Dave O ' Conner David 97 Orr David Ostrander Sherry Papst Bill Pauli Lisa Paulus Bridget Peart Scott Perkins Dei Peters Terri Phillippe Michele Phillips Judy Pickering Robert Pond Bette Porter Raynard Prax Steve Price Eric Prout Aaron Not Pictured: Olivera Micheal Parziale Lisa Perry Craig Plant John 98 Purcell Sandra Reid Jeffrey Richards Sharon Richards Doug Riddeli Rodney Robinson Clay Roosenberg Gary Rotondi Theresa Rowse Scott Ruffin Theodore Rushton Dale Rushton Diana Rutkofske Beth Rynties Jim Sanders Kenneth Sanford Kim 99 CLASS OF 80 Sawdon Steve Sawdon Tammy Scheffler Jeff Schmidt William Schott Kay Schott Lynn Schott Mary Schrieber Dave Schultz Ed Schuman Scott Scott Valerie Seeley Kathy Seim Debbie Sheaffer Amy Shepley Scott Shreeve Kim 100 Smith Richard Smith Tammy Smith Stu Smith Viola Snover Jim Solomon Nancy Sommers Rhonda Speer Mike Spencer Bob Staiger John Not Pictured: Smith Margie Smith Francis 101 Valentine Michelle Van Loon Anthony Vasquez Carmen Visqa Eugene Walker Jeff Ward Rosa Warsalla James Watson ? ’chard Weiss Jim Weiss Jeff White Angel Whits ott Shelley Wilder Mike Wildie Arden Wilkinson Paul Winch fv.aren Wolfe Louise Wyckoff Mark Wypycn Chris Young Thomas Not Pictured: Vermeylen Lynn 103 Aaron Ted Albert Karla Amesse Mary Andreoni Patti Anglebrandt Cindy Apsey Heidi Armstrong Julie Arnold Dawn Arnold Linda Artman Kim Ashton Brad Baisley Mike Banks Mark Barnes Beth Barnum Paul Beach Jeff Begley Barbara Bennett Jeff CLASS OF 79 SHINES 104 Berra Sue Bishop Jill Blake Karen Block Bud Borowski Mark Bowne Shawn Brannon Joan Brown Doug Burney Bret Campbell Dave Canham Helen Capadagli Joy Carrier Dan Castillo Mary Lou 105 Castillo Tony Cavis James Cesefske Gary Chapman Dexer Chappelle Scott Chidester Joan Cini Laura Cline Mike Clumfoot Laurie Colby Heide Conlan Margie Cook Sherry Cummings Julie Dalbec Deanna Daley Brenda Daugherty Rich Not Pictured: Chapman Winslow Conant Jeffery CLASS OFFICERS STEERING COMM TOP ROW L to R: H Goodrich N Stein H Apsey A Vass C Johnson L Mensinger K Ureel K Albert J Chidester BOTTOM ROW L to R: K Simpson L Falk M Stewart S Berra Bob Kemp 106 Davis Ronald Delauter Gwendolyn Delong David Dock Gregory Doherty Joseph Donachy Vicki Dudas Deanna Dudash Michele Edie Thomas Ellis Mark Emlaw Gayle Epley Gerald Everett Tim Falk Lisa Not Pictured: D ' andrade Camelita Deanda Mary Lou Diller Jeffery Dumont Todd Evans Donald 107 Faulkner Leslie Feeny Erin Feeny Kelly Fielder Sue Fields Jeff Fisher Kim Fleury Laurie Fraelich Toni Frasier Steve Frazer Steve Frei Vicky Fuller Brad Genaw Kim Gillett Kathy Goodrich Holly Gossman Marilyn Not Pictured: Falk Mark Gardner Jeff 108 Grain Terrie Gray Kris Green Carol Greene Alan Halpin William Harnden Terry Harrington Linda Hartman Bruce Hartman Wayne Harwood Gary Hastings Brad Heath Phil Hickey Jeanne Holzberg Jon Not Pictured: Gregory Bart Haight Jon Hale Debbie Hall Gary Helwig Jack Higgin Lesley 109 Hopper Holly Hoppenworth Chris Hreha Connie Hubble Sue Hudy Deborah Hutchinson Ennette Hyatt Sharon Ingles Becky Jackson Bruce Jackson William Jacobs Eugene Jacobs Sherri Jacques Paul Janess Jean Jaskoski Michelle Jensen Jon no Johns Kevin Johnson Cheryl Johnson Greg Johnston Robin Jones Kris Keane Anthony Kelley Dawn Kemp Bob Kerr Laura King Laura Koon Jess Kosal Scott Kramp Stewart Kuta Bonnie 111 Langolf Art Langolf Clark Langolf Edward Langolf Steve Lapine Brenda Lautner Paul Lavery Bryan Lay Jim Lee Sharon Lewandowski Melba Limberg Carol MacGregor Gail Masar Laura Masar Sue 112 Mason Elizabeth Massobrio Aurelio May Ted McClellan Theresa McClellan Tim McCoy Carol McDonald Michelle McGregor Karen McLean Donna McLeod Scott McPherson Mark Medellin Connie Mensinger Lynn Meyer Judi MiCallef Vince Michling Robert Not Pictured: McGill Charles McQuiler Demitri 113 JUNIORS MOVING UP Miller Colleen Miller David Mitchell Lori Mitchell Mike Morgan Wayne Mugridge Ron Murfin Jim Murray Margi Myers Curtis Myers Dale Nakoney Janet Nalepa Brenda Navarre William Navarro Maria Nicholas Robert Nichols Mark Neilsen Holly Norman Anthony Odle Daniel Olivera Joseph Not Pictured: Mintz David Moue Debbie Murdock Robbin 114 Ordowski Karen Pearson Cynthia Perry Cindy Peterson Steve Petrossi Joe Pickelhaupt Diana Pierce Chris Randolph Ben Ravin Debbie Reckker Lisa Rix Carolyn Oliver Brian Not Pictured: Paulus William Philp Linda Pincomb William Plant Doug Quader Timothy Reed Michael 115 Rodriquez Francisco Roman Gerald Roskey Vicki Salayko Kathy Sanderson Sharese Sanford Ron Sawdon Tom Schmitt John Schott Lori Seim Richard Senyk Craig Sharrard Karen 116 Simpson Kim Sloan Nancy Sly Penny Smith Carl Smith Dave Smith Debra Smith Doreen Smith Edna Snover Terri Speer Allison Spigner Tor a Stein Nancy Stein Sheri Stewart Marcus Suisse Edward Sullivan Brenda 118 Summerer Linda Sutherland Linda Swick John Swift Sheila Taylor Pam Thompson Sharon Thornley Art Thornley Jim Tocco David Tosch Brenda Tuthill Jim Urban Dan Urban Janet Urban Lorman Ureel Karen Van camp Jill Vanslyke Fred Vass Ann Vernon Jeff Wahl Rob Walter Terri Warner Diana Warner Kim 119 Whitford Wendy Willing Sharon Willis Darryl Willis Rodney Wiseman Rebecca Wolf Donn Sloan Ken Wolfe Janice Young Kristy Zweidorff Doug 120 CLASS OF 78 Anger Jeffrey Anter Cheryse Baker Cindy Baker Terry Barr Douglas Barre Petra Barron Carol Baunoch Linda Bealer Kathy Belair Maggie Biessel Wayne Black Bryan Blythe Dave Boehm Linda Booth Lori Borgerson Sue Not Pictured: Bailey Kirk Bodeis Tamera Borowski Douglas 122 Brandow Matt Brannon Debra Burns Roy Bush Paul Campbell Christine Campbell Debbie Capadgli Jeri Card Lorraine Carrier Joann Cheedie Pat Childs Denise Clark Lesley Cline Nancy Conant Deborah Not Pictured: Campbell Keith Cobb Ronald 123 Conklin Terry Cook Tim Cook Vicki Cowley Chris Crimmins Cathy Daggett Renee Davis Roy Dazer Dennis Defrain Karen Dimoff Karen Dolan Cheryl Driggers Kathy Duda Ed Dudash Chris Dunbar Tom Ernst Jeff Not Pictured: Demetroff Denise Dixon Yvette 124 Fadell Cheryl Fagan Judy Falk Jeff Falk Joe Fernandez Jeff Fiedler Celeste Foglesong Julia . Frei Cheryl Fye Cathy Gamble Terrence Gillett Bob Gonzales Ernie Not Pictured: Falk Robert 125 OUR LAST DAYS AT PHC Goodman Leslie Gossman Mark Gostinger Susan Gregory Scott Haeck Miriam Hagle Sylvia Hall Brian Hansen Marion Harnden Gary Hartman Charles Hartman Kim Harvey Sherri Heath Leeanne Hellmuth Rebecca Helmrich Thomas Henry Mike Herbert Donna Hill James Hines Debbie Hreha Gail Hubble Rick Hutchins Ken Hyatt Donna Jacobs Russell Jacobson Joe Jefferson Debbie Jobbitt Denise Johns Kathy Johnston Genevera Keil Diane Not Pictured: Hill Willie Howison Deborah Jacobs Roberta Johnson Donald Johnston Craig Kerbyson Robert Kerr Mike Kirkendall Pam Knisley Timothy Kovach Barb Kovach Mark Krampien Bonnie Lambert Tracy Lautner Mark Lavere Linda Lee Debbie Lee Edward Lewthwaite Steve Lindsay Steve Lindsay Tony Loxton Karen Maas Chris Not Pictured: Kelly Patrick Kerr Tami Koon Jamie Lepage Joe Loxton Paul 128 MacKenzie Corrie Mancini Steven Manley Patti Maness Leann Marthen Kevin Massobrio Carlo Mattox Allen Mattox Leonard Maxfield Karen Maxon Sandy May Greg McCleaf Laura McCormick Bill McCormick Robert McDougal Brian McGregor Kerry Not Pictured: Maxwell Krystal McLaughlin Scott McManaman Pat McMillan Gwen Meyer Sara Miller Steve Miller Virgil Miller Wendy Mills Chuck Minnie Gayle Minnis David Minnis Lisa Mitchell Ed CLASS OFFICERS STEERING COMM TOP ROW L to R: P Cheedie C White B McCormick BOTTOM ROW L to R P McManaman J Fernandez J Schoof Mitchell Tom Monzo Laura Moran Brian Morgan Terry- Morris Randall Morris Sherryl Moser Joan Mugridge Cheryl Muir Sherrie Mumford Madelyn Nakoney Kenneth Nichols Chris Nowak Brad Nowiski Nedenia Odle Philip Ostrander Linda Not Pictured: Mogl Eva Morgan Robert Olvera Benedict 131 Ott Karen Overson Arleen Oveson Jan Papst Rhonda Peeling Jim Peters Steve Phillips John Pickelhaupt Edith Pickering Cheryl Platzer Sheryl Not Pictured: Pifer Mary Randolph Tami 132 Renno Scott Reno Tom Richards Nancy Richards Robert Richmond Dave Ripley Lori Rodriquez Fernando Roelens Tim Roland Rochelle Roskey Ann Rowley David Sams Judi Sanderson Lene Scahill Jim Scheffler Elaine Scheffler Joel Not Pictured: Russell Una 133 Seim Janice Senyk Gerald Shagena Bill Slowinski Michelle Smith Carl Smith Dan Smith Greg Smith Kathy Smith Janet Strieter Gary Stokan Kirk Suisse Brenda Sullivan Sue Sumpter Ray Swarts David Taylor Dan Not Pictured: Smith Steven Spencer Laura 1)4 Thompson Katrina Vass David Vicencio Johny Vickery Kevin Voight Brian Wagner Marilyn Ward Mark Warsalla Terri Warsinski Lynn Webster Joe Wehrwein Lori Wessel Carol West Vickie White Cheryl Whitsitt Steven Winch Vicki 1 K PHC COUGARS RUN TO VICTORY WE THEY 31 Sandusky 26 20 Marine City 41 18 Sandusky 43 24 Marysville 33 20 St. Clair 42 2 36 Anchor Bay 19 15 Cros-Lex 48 37 Capac 20 15 Yale 50 26 Algonac 33 Won - 7 Lost - 3 11th - Holly Invitational 5th - Lancer Invitational 2nd - City Championship 6th - Regional s 2nd - SCAL League Meet The Cougar Cross Country Team was well balanced in 1977. Six of the Seven Varsity runners had times faster than 17 minutes for 3 miles. These are the fastest times any of the Central Varsity teams have had. Bill Prout, Dave Swarts and Steve Whits itt will be lost to graduation. However, Mark Wyckoff, Dave Tocco, Ken Swarts and Kevin Tuttle showed great promise as first year runners . Mark Wyckoff broke the sophomore school record for 3 miles and also qualified for the All City Team. Steve Whitsitt won the Most Valuable Runner Award and was on the All City and All League Teams. TOP, L to R: Mr. Spiess, Bill Prout, Dave Swarts, Dave Kovach, Aaron Prout, Bill Jackson, Dave Miller. MIDDLE: Dave Tocco, Steve Whitsitt, Marty Bodeis, Kevin Tuttle, Todd Allen, Bob DeFrain. BOTTOM: Ken Swarts, Bridget Paulus, Cheryl Johnson, and Mark Wyckoff 139 VARSITY FOOTBALL VICTORIOUS IS THERE LIFE AFTER VARSITY FOOTBALL? PHC GUEST 6 Sandusky 0 0 Marine City 9 21 Richmond 6 6 Marysville 30 6 St. Clair 28 The 1977 Varsity Football team had a very 13 Anchor Bay 6 successful season, defeating all three 14 Cros-Lex 0 nonleague opponents and placing fourth in 20 Algonac 14 the St. Clair Area League. The Cougars had 28 PHHS 7 one of the strongest defenses in the SCAL and a good offense to match . Of the 43 members, 1 was selected 1st team all league and 11 were honorable mention all league. The Cougar ' s key to success was a stubborn defense and a constantly improving offense . TOP ROW L to R: J Rankin, B Black, J Phillips, S Lewthwaite, D Rowley, M Henry, D Richmond, E Gonzales, M Kerr, B Gillet. 2ND ROW: Coach Christick, S Bowne, P Jacques, S Kosal, B Kemp, T Norman, D DeLong, A Thornley, D Zweidorff, Coach Nesbitt. 3RD ROW: W Chapman, B Hartman, J Hill, D Porter, M Stewart, D Wills, J Thornley, T Conklin, R Porter. 4TH ROW: J Falk, B Halpin, V Micallef, J Olvera, G Harwood, A Greene, J Diller, J Gardner, C Senyk. BOTTOM ROW: K Hutchins, S Mancini, S McLaughlin, G May, P Cheedie, B Morgan, E Duda, F Rodreguez. 141 JV FOOTBALL HAS GOOD SEASON PHC JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 28 PHC vs . Marine City 14 14 PHC vs. Memphis 8 16 PHC vs. Marysville 20 ; 22 PHC vs. St. Clair 20 52 PHC vs.-Cros-Lex ■:a o, 32 PHC vs. Algonac V 12 14 PHC vs. PHHS 12 Overall 6 Wins 1 loss SCAL 4 wins 1 loss COACHES Lonnie Rutkofske, Backfield Rich Rennon, Line TOP: L to R: Coach Rennon, C. Wypych, C. Smith, J. Anter, D. Black, M. Sanford, D. Jacobs, B. Alloway, F. Miller, R. Gray, Coach Rutkofske. MIDDLE: L to R: J. Reid, M. Armstrong, M. Glombowski, J. Hill, S. Faulkner, T. VanLoon, J. Chapman. BOTTOM: L to R: E. Price, B. Howe, K. Sanders, J. Kercher, C. Ruffin, S. Horn, P. Wilkinson. 142 FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM UNDEFEATED IN SCAL 34 PHC vs . Marine City 0 13 PHC vs. Marysville 6 21 PHC vs. St. Clair 0 49 PHC vs . Capac 14 41 PHC vs. Cros-Lex 8 45 PHC vs . Algonac 6 i 22 PHC vs. PHHS 8 TOP: L to R: D. Genaw, C. DeBell, J. Rankin, T. Almanza, T. Hopp, B. McClarty, P. Murphin, J. Gauthier, J. Jechura, M. Hudson, L. Rolens, Coach Clauseman. 2nd ROW: L to R: R. Hartman, R. Moeller, S. Bannister, S. Foglesong, J. Beach, B. Porter, R. Sly, D. Jackson, F. Diggs. 3rd ROW: L to R: B. Hiller, J. Salayko, R. Glombowski, J. Dudash, L. Smith, K. Kosal, D. Henry, C. Kaus, T. Hirons, M. Flexter. BOTTOM ROW: L to R: S. Jahn, H. Sullivan, M. Fox, D. Goltz, C. Logan, T. Crockett, T. Evenson, D. Green, E. Young. e 143 :entral OPPONENTS 177 Sandusky 185 187 4 Marine City 187 -lost playoff 184 Marysville 162 yjm 174 St. Clair 181 1 182 Sandusky 176 176 Cros-Lex ' .490 163 Anchor Bay 160 177 Algonac 234 187 Marine City 181 TBS 7- | 187 Richmond 193 186 Lakeview 169 184 St. Clair 171 177 Richmond 213 180 Marysville 181 183 Anchor Bay 179 176 Cros-Lex 177 186 Algonac 218 TOP ROW L TO R: John Kaiser, Greg Dock, Coach Miller, John Schmitt, Danny Blake, and Ralph Fernandez. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Jim Jechura, Rich Maxfield, Steve Peters (capt.), and Ed Schultz. 144 1977-78 GOLF TEAM GETS INTO THE SWING OF THINGS This year ' s Golf Team had an overall match record of nine wins and eight losses. The S.C.A.L. record was six wins and six losses. They placed fifth in the League and fourth place in the city meet. Above left is Joe Petrossi, junior, taking a swing. Above right is Steve Peters, senior. Steve was the captain of the team and number one player. Steve also made the all-city team. The high point of the season commented Mr. Miller, coach, is when we beat Marysville 180-181. He also commented that they did as well as could be expected since they lost their number one player Joe Glombowski (he was a graduate of 1977). 145 28 PHC vs . 40 PHC vs . 40 PHC vs. 40 PHC vs. 46 PHC vs . 46 PHC vs . 36 PHC vs . 49 PHC vs . 51 PHC vs. 61 PHC vs. 46 PHC vs . 57 PHC vs. 46 PHC vs . 59 PHC vs . 51 PHC vs. 42 PHC vs. 52 PHC vs. 45 PHC vs . 45 PHC vs . 26 PHC vs. Sandusky PHHS Yale PHN Anchor Bay Cros-Lex Algonac St. Clair Marine City Marysville St. Clair Anchor Bay Cros- Lex Algonac Marine City Memphis Sandusky Marysville PHHS PHN 30 20 35 • 59 31 24 35 38 24 44 29 54 27 51 34 40 15 50 TOP: L to R: Monica Williams, Leslie Faulkner, Dexer Chapman, Rochelle Roland, Rhonda Papst, Loraine Card, Kathy Gillett, Coach Popa. BOTTOM: L to R: Sara Meyer, Arleen Overson, Karen Ureel, Cheryl White, Ennette Hutchinson, Julie Armstrong, Sheryl Morris. 146 r COUGARS RUN’N GUN TO VICTORY The 1977 Girls Varsity Basketball team had its finest season ever as they won 16 and lost 5. They also went undefeated with a 12 and 0 record in the S.C.A.L. 147 JV GIRL’S BASKETBALL BOUNCES TO VICTORY The JV girls set many records this year, ending the season with an 11-6 record. Coach Jamison showed strong coaching qualities as the JV girls fought for victory after victory. Lynne Conner and Deena Wheeler sparked the team to victories by averaging over 7 points a game . Lynne also appeared as the season ' s highest scorer in one game . The team scored a total of 521 points this season, averaging 30 . 7 points a game . The four returning players showed the team the way to win, the others soon caught on. Despite their inexperience the team ended 2nd in the league . TOP ROW L to R: Man. , C. Loxton, P. Taylor, L. Gardocki, M. McDougal, D. Wheeler, S. Butler, R. Prout, L. Vernon, C. Levine, Coach Jamison. BOTTOM ROW L to R: L. Johns, L. Conner, V. Mellos, L. Card, S. Whitsitt, D. Albrecht, B. Cummings, D. Morris, V. Armstrong. 148 as, m •K. 1 n( m te tv V l si« r i 1 . -C us 35 Sandusky 27 P.H.H.S. 17 Yale 25 P.H.N. 37 Cros-Lex 35 Algonac 41- St. Clair 36 Marine City 21 Marysville 28 St. Clair 36 Anchor Bay 34 Cros-Lex 29 Algonac 26 Marine City 37 Memphis 35 Sandusky 22 Marysvil 45 149 This was Centrals ' first year with a Hockey team . With mostly young players on the team, this year was a year of learning and for experience . Home Hockey games were played at McMorran Arena . The Hockey team was fairly successful, connsidering this was their first year together . 150 TOP ROW: L to R: Asst. apt. Ted May, Camron Lawrence, Jeff Fernandez, Bryan Black, Doug Barr, John Holtzberger, Rich Seim, Mgr. Eugene Jacobs. 2ND ROW: L to R: Coach Clint Mosher, Dave Hartman, Joe Petrossi, Bob Holtzberger, Dave Petrossi, Larry Mervich, Jim Scahill, Brad Hutchinson, Asst. Coach Craig Dahlke . BOTTOM ROW: L to R: Bill Miller, Asst. Capt. Ron Sanford, Paul Jacques, Rick Doehring, Captain Paul Bush, Mike Sanford, Dave Black. S.C.A.L. Dual Meets Final Standings: Algonac 5 0 Marine City 4 1 Anchor Bay 3 2 Marysville 2 3 Central 1 4 St. Clair 0 5 S.C.A.L. Tournament Team Standings: Algonac 204 1 2 Anchor Bay 132 Marine City 117 1 2 Marysville 91 1 2 ; St. Clair 91 Central 73 1 2 I Inter-City Wrestling Tournament: P.H.N. 128 1 2 P.H.H.S. 103 1 2 Marysville 83 1 2 | P.H.C. 33 152 WRESTLE IT DOWN ? ■ TOP ROW: L to R: Bruce Hartman, Steve Langolf, Greg May, Mike Henry, Mark Smith, Line Chappelle, Ted Aaron, Coach Rich Rennon 2ND ROW: L to R: Asst. Coach Andy Rosales, Doug Henry, Mike Seeley, Alex Hopp, Mike Spear, Mike Berger, Darrell Green. 3RD ROW: L to R: Dave Porter, Mark Armstrong, Co-Capt. Ray Shuler, Capt. Bill Halpin, Rob Gray, Tom Urban. This year ' s wrestlers brought in some high placings in the tournaments. Central ' s Most Valuable Wrestler Award was presented to Steve Lewthwaite. Sportsmanship Award was given to Ray Shuler. Most Improved Player was awarded to Bruce Hartman. The Gold Pin, an award presented to the player with the most pins in the season, was presented to Mike Beger and Steve Lewthwaite, each with 9 pins. 1977-1978 VARSITY BASKET- BALL WE OPPONENT THEY 51 Algonac 58 68 Marysville 56 60 Marysville 70 65 St. Clair 68 59 Anchor Bay 69 46 Cros-Lex 33 41 Algonac 52 56 Marine City 71 44 Marine City 46 47 Marysville 66 44 St. Clair 57 61 Cros-Lex 42 55 Anchor Bay Districts 62 62 Richmond 60 54 Algonac 72 TOP L to R: Jeff Falk, Tim Mattox, Jim Westbrook, Gary Cesefske, Shawn Bowne, Marcus Stewart, Lloyd Tielking, Mr. Jamison. BOTTOM L to R: Jeff Rankin, Tom Helmrich, Len Mattox, Pat Cheedie, Chuck Mills, and Dave Vass. 154 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES BIG WE OPPONENT THEY 68 Capac 30 90 Algonac 30 43 Marine City 42 60 Capac 47 57 Marysville 29 54 P.H.H. 51 74 Yale 38 61 St. Clair 64 60 Anchor Bay 50 46 Cros-Lex 36 68 Algonac 29 65 P.H.N. 56 50 Marysville 37 47 P.H.H. 58 52 St. Clair 51 61 Cros-Lex 47 52 Anchor Bay 47 56 P.H.N. 63 TOP ROW: L to R: Mr. Miller, Jim Rankin, Tony Almanzo, Tim Hopp, Kevin Tuttle, Carl Tielking, 2ND ROW: Jim Cole, Dave Gardner, Brian Porter, Leslie Smith, Jeff Jechura, Bill McClarty, BOTTOM ROW: Derrick Jackson, Marty Flexer, Doug Stewart, Dave Eastman, Ed Young. 156 J.V. PLAYS IT SMART WE OPPONENT THEY 62 Almont 54 43 Algonac 44 50 Marysville 48 69 Capac 57 33 Lapeer East 60 57 St. Clair 55 52 Anchor Bay 54 58 Cros-Lex 64 59 Algonac 48 64 Marine City 57 44 Clintondale 65 48 Marysville 50 | 32 Lapeer East 47 50 St. Clair 44 52 Cros-Lex 51 43 Anchor Bay 45 46 Marine City 34 TOP ROW: L to R: Marty Glombowski, Paul Wilkinson, Aaron Prout, Brian Gardiner, Mr. Koerber, Shawn Faulkner, James Chapman, Ken Sanders, BOTTOM ROW: Eric Meyer, Mark Wyckoff, Rodger Adolph, Rudy McMillan, Dave O ' Brien, Dan Crimmins, Chris Ruffin. V. VOLLEYBALL WE W Algonac THE Li L Marysville XPflVi W Marine City L L St. Clair f w 1 W Anchor Bay L W Cros-Lex Wan W W Algonac L w Marine City L w Marysville L w St. Clair L w Anchor Bay L w Cros-Lex L TOP ROW: L to R: Karen Ordowski, Carol Green, Arleen Overson, Leslie Clark, Julie Armstrong, Laura Kerr, Bottom Row: Coach Linda Bristol, Brenda Tosh, Brenda LaPine, Cindy Anglebrandt, Lorraine Card, Michele Jaskowski, Debbie Hines, Julie Trzasko, Kathy Smith. 158 GIRLS’ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYS THEIR WINS UP AND OVER With 22 wins and 6 losses the Girls Varsity Volleyball Team had a great season. Awards were given out to Debbie Hines for Most Valuable player. Lorraine Card for Captain, and also Individual Honors were given to Debbie Hines and Lorraine Card. PHC tied for first place with St. Clair for the league championship . They went to the tournaments and beat Marysville, then went on to L ' anse Creuse, but with one win and one loss they were proud with the tournaments and the season they had this year. 159 160 J.V. BUMPS OFF OPi ONENTS TOP L to R: Mrs. Elliott, Tina Borkowski, Kathy Berra, Kathy Seely, Mary McDougal, Angel White, Laura Gardocki, Terri Peters BOTTOM L to R: Teresa Dock, Sarai Morash, Lisa Card, Dani Albrecht, Shelley Muir , and Carol Hale PHC 12 VS Yale 6 PHC 14 vs Yale 8 PHC 5 vs Almont 4 PHC 4 vs Anchor Bay 1 PHC 1 vs PHN 3 PHC 1 vs PHN 2 PHC 11 vs Cros-Lex 2 PHC 2 vs Marine City 1 PHC 12 vs ' ■ Algonac 7 PHC 10 vs Marysville 2 PHC 1 vs St. Clair 2 PHC 6 vs Cros-Lex 2 PHC 5 vs Algonac 1 PHC 6 vs Anchor Bay 7 PHC 3 vs Marine City 4 PHC 8 vs PHHS 6 PHC 6 vs Almont 2 PHC 2 vs Marysville 4 PHC 11 vs St. Clair 0 PHC 9 vs St. Clair 1 - Tourney PHC 2 vs Anchor Bay 0 - Tourney PHC 8 vs Richmond 3 - Dist. Tourney PHC 7 vs Flint 2 - Regionals PHC 1 vs Durand 7 - Regionals VARSTIY HITS IT BIG TOP ROW: L TO R: Dave Rowley, Gary Harwood, John Swick, Dave DeLong, Jeff Beach, Terry Gamble, Coach Irv Clausman. 2ND ROW: L to R: Capt. Terry Baker, Vince Micallif, Paul Jacques, Marty Glombowski, Marty Bodeis, Dave Porter, Bob Morgan. 80TT0M ROW: L to R: Ed Duda, Terry Conklin, Tom Helmrich, Pat Cheedie, Capt. Greg May, Jeff Fernandez. Centrals’ Cougar Baseball had a rewarding season this year. They worked hard and it payed off, as they made it to the Regional Play-offs. Baseball is one of Centrals ' best sports , as they nearly always pull in good scores . TENNIS MAKES MORE RACKET 1978 Tennis Team WE 2 1 6 0 5 MARINE CITY 5 ALGONAC 1 MARYSVILLE 0 ALMONT 2 ST. CLAIR 3 ALGONAC 6 MARINE CITY, 4 IMLAY CITY ' 4 ANCHOR BAY 3 MARYSVILLE 0 ST. CLAIR 7 CROS-LEX YAL ANCHOR CROS-LEX ALMONT BAY :x Wm THEY 5 6 1 7 5 4 1 3 3 4 7 0 TOP ROW: L to R: Jim Rankin, Art Thornley, John Phillips, Tim Hopp, Jim Thornley, Mike Seeley, Coach Dalrymple. 80TT0M ROW L to R: Bill Halpin, Debbie Ordowski, Tom Urban, Lisa Rekker, Dave Gardner, Lynne Connor. J.V. BASEBALL BATS THEM IN TOP ROW: L to R: Ralph Fernandez, Deryck Jackson, Bill Schmitt, Brian Porter, Charlie Miller, Dave Black, Dennis Genaw, Dan Crimmins, Coach Popa. MIDDLE ROW: L to R: Jeff Jechura, Jeff Reid, Shawn Faulkner, John Kercher, Larry Rolands, Fred Diggs, Rob Gray. BOTTOM ROW: L to R: Rick Sly, Marty Flexter, Chris Ruffin, Rodger Adolph, Jim Beach. 165 WE 1978 BOYS ' TRACK SCORES THEY 73 ANCHOR BAY 85 114 1 2 CROS-LEX 43 1 2 110 ALGONAC 48 98 MARINE CITY 49 69 1 2 MARYSVILLE 88 1 2 107 ST. CLAIR 46 TOP ROW: L to R: Coach Rozales, R. Wolf, T. Crockett, Coach Dahlke, E. Visqa, M. Fox, T. Hillaker, D. Trzasko, S. Foglesong, D. Eastman, D. Kovach, B. Jackson, C. Wypych, T. Almanza, B. Defrain, K. Swarts, P. Wilkinson, M. Strieter, E. Lee, R. Schuler, D. Shreeve, Coach Spiess. MIDDLE ROW: L to R: A. Green, D. Zweidorff, M. Gerlich, S. Chappelle, W. Chapman, M. Stewart, M. Wyckoff, L. Smith, D. Miller, A. Prout, M. Armstrong, T. Evenson. BOTTOM ROW: L to R: K. Sanders, D. Tocco, T. Norman, B. Prout, S. Lewthwaite, D. Swarts, R. Sanford, M. Sanford, T. Edie, J. Chapman. 166 TRACK TEAM MAKES DUST Boys ' Track had a very good season this year, losing to only two teams. The team also broke a lot of School Records . Steve Lewthwaite broke the senior Discus Record. Anthony Norman broke the junior, High and Low Hurdler Records . Ken Sanders broke the Long Jump, Mark Wyckoff the Mile Run, and James Chapman the 440 yd. Dash. All three were sophomores. Freshman, Leslie Smith, broke the Discus and 220 yd. Dash. 167 TRACK TEAM KEEPS THE PACE, WINS THE RACE! 168 DUAL MEET SCORES TOP ROW: L to R: J. Cummings, L. Tyrell, L. Card, M. Williams, D. Wheeler, B. Cummings, R. Prout, A. Vass. 2ND ROW: L to R: Coach Christick, L. Hering, C. Johnson, S. Berra, E. Hickey, K. Berra, M. Jaskowski, C. Limberg, L. Gierman, K. Shreeve, S. Nof s. 3RD ROW: L to R: L. Gamble, T. Evenson, B. Paulus, M. Grace, L. Schott, V. Armstrong, M. Gossman, D. Smith, J. Armstrong, C. Harris. BOTTOM ROW: L to R: K. Smith, L. Card, S. Morris, R. Roland . J.V. SOFTBALL HAS TEAMWORK WE THEY 11 Algonac 22 10 Marine City 15 22 Marysville 23 11 St. Clair 10 7 Lakeview 5 ; 10 P.H. 5 10 Northern 15 18 Marine City 10 10 Algonac 13 17 Imlay City 4 13 Marysville 10 14 St. Clair 7 TOP ROW: L to R: L. Gardocki, D. DeBell, K. Limberg, B. Stein, K. Schott, R. Thornton, manager. MIDDLE ROW: L to R: T. McKenzie, manager, L. Vernon, P. Dombrowski, R. Kettlewell, J. Gamble, D. Albrecht, D. Lott. BOTTOM ROW: L to R: K. Conklin, T. Pinnix, D. Morris, L. Johns, R. Miron, T. Borowski. 170 VARSITY SOFTBALL BATS HIGH SCORES The 1978 Softball Team improved steadily over the course of this rebuilding year. Seven starters were lost from last year ' s SCAL champions . The team finished the season with a 3-13 record, but will have 10 returning lettermen from this year ' s team. Winners of this year’s Softball awards were Nancy Stein for Most Improved, Sara Meyer for Sportsmanship, Brenda LaPine for Captains Award, and Leslie Faulkner for Most Valuable. TOP ROW L to R: J. Trzasko, M. Schott, C. Loxton, S. Muir, Coach Koerber. MIDDLE ROW: H. Hooper, L. McBean, D. Hines, A. Overson, V. Mellos. BOTTOM ROW: L. Faulkner, B. LaPine, N. Stein, S. Meyer. 171 172 ROY ALETTES WIN FIFTH PLACE IN STATEWIDE COMPETITION TOP L to R: Julia Foglesong, Joan Moser, Lynn Warsinski. 2nd L to R: Cindy Baker, Chris Cowley, Debbie Jefferson, Lynn Wypych. 3rd L to R: Lisa Teschendorf, Pat McManaman, Kandy Kilbourn. BOTTOM L to R: Judy Helwig, and Bette Bond. The Royalettes had a very busy and rewarding year . They performed during half- time of all home football and basketball games. The Drill Team also performed in the annual Santa Claus parade in Sarnia, Ontario and the Blue Water Festival. This year the Royalettes sported new uniforms which they purchased by washing cars and by other long hours of fund-raising projects. In March, our Drill Team competed in the annual Rochester Invitational Drill Team Competition and for the first time in their history brought back a trophy. They won 5th place in the state- wide competition in their division. OFFICERS: CAPTAIN-Joan Moser CO -CAPTAIN -Cindy Baker RECORDING SECRETARY-Chris Cowley CORRESPONDING SECRETARY-Pat McManaman TREASURER- Lynn Wypych AD VISOR -Ms. Kempker TOP L to R: Katrina Thompson, Cheryl Hathaway, Vicky Price, Nancy Richards BOTTOM L to R: Lene Sanderson, Judi Sams, Tammy Randolph, and Gwen McMillan GET TEAM’S SPIRIT ROLLING Last summer, seven of P.H.C. ' s Varsity cheerleaders stayed at camp Golden Eagle, for four days, at Adrian College in Adrian, Michigan . The team won a spirit megaphone for their cheers , they took third for a poster they had made, they also won two excellent ribbons for the Beware Tigers and Raise that score cheers. At the college they had chant, captain, and fundraising workshops. The cheerleaders learned eight new cheers and a pompom routine. TOP L to R: Cindy Crison, Dianna Rushton, Janine Johnson BOTTOM L to R: Lisa Tyrrell, Jackie Hill, Becky Buss, Amy Sheaffer, and Julie Tocco 176 THE FROSH CHEER TEAM TO VICTORY TOP L to R: Sandy Hurst, Lorrie Slider, Cindy Howell, Miss Strnad, Caty Goodrich, Kim White BOTTOM L to R: Debbie Ordowski, Mickie Simpson, Karen Rowse, and Debbie Heim GRADUATES PHC STUDENTS EXCEL This year the senior class had Co-Valedictorians and a Salutatorian. The Co- Valedictorians are Celeste Fiedler and Jan Oveson. The Salutatorian is Madelyn Mumford. Celeste had a 3 . 9 grade point average . She plans a career in radiological technology. Next year. Celeste will begin training in this field at Port Huron Hospital . Jan, who also had a 3.9 average, plans a career in medicine . She will be attending the University of Minnesota next year . Madelyn had a 3.865 average. Her plans for the future include a career in Computer technology. She will be attending either SCCCC or a college in Arizona, as she works toward this goal. 180 SHALL WE DANCE? 184 TAKING THEIR FIRST STEP FORWARD ADVERTISING PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Now that you are stepping out of High School, you will be faced with decisions about your future. We ' re going one step further to help you make this transition step smooth and successful. Student Loans Checking Accounts Car Loans Master Charge Savings Plans Free ID Cards Fr iendly People Serving People at 8 Convient Locations Main Office: 511 Fort St. Lapeer Rd. 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CRERAR 987-8999 984-5111 CRAFTS COSTUMES LONDON’S FARM DAIRY, INC. 2136 Pine Grove Ave. Port Huron, Mi. Magic, Novelties Make Up, Dance Wear 417 Bard St. Port Huron, MI Autographs V PATRONS ACE HARDWARE ANN BILLS FLOWERS BEARD - CAMPBELL CO. MR. MRS. RALPH BUTLER CLASS OF 1978 MR. MRS. JAMES DICKINSON STEVE DOAN MR. CRAIG DAHLKE MR. MRS. JOHN EASTMAN MR. MRS. GAYLORD FEICK GEORGE INNra MEN’S WEAR JAMES R. GOLDSWORTHY MR. MR. MRS. KRAINBRINK C NEUMANN FLOWERS MR. MARK NOLTE GARY L. NESBITT MR. MRS. BERT PAPST MR. MRS. WILLIAM D. PIERCE MR. MRS. GEORGE POPA QUINLAN’S MUSIC MR. MRS. LONNIE W. RUTKOFSKE W.H. SCHAEFER, MD. MARTA’S RECORD SHOP SPURGEON HARVY JR. KATHLEEN D. STRNAD PAM TRAPP ULLEN BURCH’S FLOWER SHOP MARY VANDERZANDEN MR. MRS. CHARLES VANLOON S. WALTER A. WYPCH HARRIS D.D.S. MD BR 196 STUDENT COUNCIL IN MEMORY OF: GARY ROOSENBERG ANTHONY VAN LOON EDITOR- Lynn Wypych, BUSINESS MANAGER- Rhonda Papst. STAFF- Joanne Carrier, Michele Dudash, Genever Johnston, Lori Ripley, Rochelle Roland, Karen Sharrard, Donn Wolf, Jodi Wright. ADVISER- Miss Mary VanDerZanden. PUBLISHER- Josten ' s American Yearbook Co. Special thanks to Mr. Mark Nolte , the Introductory Journalism Class, and to our representative Mr. Larry Thomas. 199 200