Port Huron High School - Student Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

— ACADEMICS 16 17 STUDENTS 46 47 ACTIVITIES 122 123 ADVERTISING 188 189 SENIORS TAKE FIRST The 1980 theme for floats was the muppets. (top Left) 1st. Place was Kermit the Frog by the Seniors, (bottom Right) 2cd Place was Ernie by the Sophomores, (top right) 3rd Place was Cookie Monster by the Juniors, (next page top left) was Big Bird by the Freshmen, Last Place. STARTING THE YEAR OUT FRESH Starting the year. Pic. 1, Freshmen sit impatiently waiting to start school. Pic. 2, Cheri Messenger talks to the students. Pic. 3, Three students sit high look- ing down. Pic. 4, Kathy Jo Cook takes pictures while looking elsewhere. 1 JULIE ANTER WINS QUEEN Top: Julie Anter (Senior) and her escort Tom Bradbury. Julie was elected 1980 Queen. She is a well liked and has a good personality. WE NOMINATE THE BEST Top Left: Beth Powell (Ju- nior) and her escort Rick Brown. Top Right: Gayle Strobbe and her escort Mark Moen. Bottom Right: 1st. Row — Jodie Rutherford, Julie Anter, Jackie Stock- well, 2nd Row — Kim Steiner, Anita Harrison, Gayle Strobbe, Tom Fowler, Beth Powell, Judy Pole- chonski, Lisa Beaudin. Top Left: Anita Harrison (Sophomore) and her escort Rich Lohr. Bottom Left: Lisa Beaudin (Freshmen) and her escort Tom Bales. Top Right: Judy Polechonski (Sophomore) and her escort Dan Johnston. Top Bottom Right: Kim Steiner (Freshmen) and her escort Gary Zarmeba. GAMES CAN BE FUN The 1980 Homecoming Games included: Tug-A-War Water Bloon Toss, Egg Toss, Hamburger Eating, Stuff The Bug, Three Legged Race, and more. The Big Reds showed great Spirit and Fun. DANCING YOUR TOES OFF The 1980 Homecoming Dance turned out to be a great sucess as always. People came and enjoyed themselves tremedously. They dance, talked and had a great time. ACADEMICS 17 MR. WYDRZYNSKI — OUR LEADER Mr. Wydrzynski has been our principal at Port Huron High for 11 years. In those 11 years he has participated in many class activi- ties, he gets involved with the students and helps them as much as he possibly can. At the same time he carries many responsibil- ities in taking care of our school. He provides us with as much ad- vice as possible. He cares for the students, administration and ev- erything to do with the school as a whole. Without him where would we be? OUR THREE ASSISTANT LEADERS In Port Huron High School we have three men that walk around our school watching the students. They are always somewhere do- ing something to keep us doing the right things instead of the wrong things. They are Mr. Haynes, Mr. Lysak, and Mr. Ufford. We call these men assis- tant principals. They do their job as best they can. Some students don ' t like it but it ' s their job. They are very important to our school. Some may not realize it but they are. 19 DO YOU NEED HELP? Mrs. Herzer (pic 1 , top left) works hard with her students. Mr. Boldon (pic 2, top-right) talks out to the student body. Mr. Epply (pic 3, center) is a busy man. He counsels students and takes care of attendance. Mr. Frost, (pic 4 bottom-left) looks out at his students with willing help. Mr. Emlaw, (pic 5, bottom-right) works hard at helping his students solve their prob- lems. Our counselors are a very important part of our school. They are here to help the students with prob- lems inside of school as well as outside it. They work hard and take care of many different kinds of problems. They try their best to an- swer your questions. Our counselors deserve a lot of credit and thanks for all of their effort that their job takes. Reading For Fun Or For Teachers The Port Huron High School Media Center is a important part of the school. It is used by the students, teachers, and oth- er people and groups in the school. It is used for classes to come down and look for books for assignments made in class, like a book report or research paper, etc. Students can go in it during their studyhall to fine a book or read for fun or for a teacher, or they can study for a test. Our Media is impor- tant to everyone. Mrs. Anderson is one of our Media teachers she is pictured top left and bottom right. She works hard to keep the media in order. Mrs. Beebe pictured top right is another media personnel, she works with filmstrips, the machines for filmstrips and helps teachers get the filmstrip they wish to see. Mrs. Wrench is a me- dia secretary she takes records and helps the media teachers out when needed. She is pictured bottom left. 21 TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Mrs. Gostinger (top-middle) Miss Naylor (2nd row Pic. 3) work in the main office. Mrs. Zieg, (top right), works on the ac- counting. Mrs. Kipp is Mr. Wydrzynski ' s secretary. Mrs. Bowman (2nd row 2nd pic.) works in the student lounge. Mrs. Emlaw, (3rd row pic. 1 and pic. 3) works for the assistant principals, and takes care of the attendance sheets. Mrs. Bingham (3rd row pic. 2) works in the Athletic de- partment. Miss. Ganhs, (4th row Pic. 1) workd in the band room. The secretaries job is a very busy and complexed one. It in- volves typing, filing, taking phone calls, and many other jobs related to secretaries work. They work hard to do their job and do it to perfection. Our sec retaries are considered important to our school. HELPING ALL OVER THE SCHOOL Judy Cloeter is top-left. Joan Heltman is top-right. Pat McBrien is middle-left. Laurie Floyd is bottom- left. Gloria Green is bottom-middle. Millie Freiger is bottom-right. Not pictured is Evelyn Reed. All of these are Adult Aids helping out. 23 LEARNING TO USE YOUR HANDS Mr. Belt (top left), teaches Power Mechanics, Ad- vanced Drilling and Drilling 1 2. Mr. Bachelor, (top right), teaches Woods 1 2, Metals, and General Shop. Mr. Berger (bottom left), teaches Voc. Machine Shop, Mechanics 1 2, and Co-op. Mr. Whittaker (middle right) teaches Electronics and Beginning Electronics. Industrial Arts is a class where your mind and ma- terial, mold creative and practical projects. Some of the projects are: Bookends, Cutting Boards, Gun Racks, Tables, Mini-Cannons, Lamps, Car Darts, Etc. 24 Mr. Koreiba (top-left) teaches Drawing 1 2, Pow- er Mechanics, Woods and Studyhall. Mr. Bonito (top-right) teaches Woods 1 2 and Advanced Woods. Mr. Hunter (middle-right) teaches Vocational Welding, Mechanics 1 2, and General Shop. Mr. Whitaker (bottom-left) teaches Beginning Elec- tronics and Electronics. 25 READING IS WRITING IS READING Mr. Verran, (top middle) teach- es his classes English and Ameri- can Literature. Mr. Wismer (mid- dle left) teaches American Literature College prep, and reg- ular, Composition, and Speech. Mr. Haeck (middle middle) teach- es English, American Literature. Mr. Friley (middle right) teaches American Literature and English. Mr. Reed (3rd row left) teaches English General and Yearbook Production. Mrs. Zebbelian (bot- tom left) teaches Speed Reading in helping students increase their reading ability. Mrs. Farley (2nd Row left) teaches English regular. Mrs. Landon, (3rd row right) teaches American Literature general, English regular, and American History. Mr. Mitchell (3rd row middle) teaches American Litera- ture regular and college prep., also photography. Mrs. Chidester, (3rd row left) teaches English regular. Senior Composition, and Creative Writing (Open Doors). Mr. Langolf (bottom right) is de- partment Chairman in English, he teaches English College prep., and Theatre. Mrs. Donovan (bot- tom middle) teaches English reg- ular and American Literature general. FINE ARTS TAKE TALENT Mrs. Smith, top-left, works with her students on Art and Ceramics. Mr. Cunningham, middle-left, teaches Soprano-Alto, Choral, Festival Choir and Ca- det band. Mr. Ploghoft middle-right, teaches draw- ing and painting, art and History. Mrs. Bruce bottom- right, teaches art. Metals and English College prep. Mr. Payton, bottom-left teaches Honors band. Varsity band, Cadit band, and the Dance band. 28 HOME ECONOMICS CAN BE ENJOYABLE Ms. Kay Browski (middle-left) teaches Foods 1 2 and Child Developement. Mrs. Kathy Niemi (top-right) teaches Leisure Time, Clothing 1 2, Advanced Clothing and Foods 1 2. CAN YOU SPEAK A FOREIGN LANGUAGE? Mr. Owens (top-left) teaches Civics General, and Spanish one, two, three, and four. Mr. Hodge (top-right) teaches P.O.D., and French. Mr. Owens Spanish class put on a play before Christmas break in there classroom (pictures below contain part of the play). EXPERIMENTING WORLD Mr. Richards (top left) teaches Biology, Adv. Biology, Human Bi- ology, and Gen. Math. Mr. Law (top middle) teaches Biology, and Weight training. Mr. Early, (top right) teaches Discovery Science and Gen. Math. Miss Raub (mid- dle left) teaches Chemistry, intro. Science, Adv. Chemistry, and Discovery Science. Mr. Ulrich (middle middle) teaches Earth Science and Discovery Science. Mr. Ask (Middle right) teaches physics. Intro Science, Discovery Science and Horticulture. WITH THE Science is discovering and ex- perimenting with many different things in the world and outside in the Galaxy. Chuck Basnaw and Larry McPhail are in class with other class members looking through microscopes discovering something in Science, Pictured bottom left. Kim Durham sits in class laughing at what she discov- ered pictured bottom middle. Joe Kesner looks deep into the micro- scope pictured bottom right. t, X, , IS THAT MATH? Mr. Misyiak (top-right) teaches General Math 1 2, Basic Algebra 3 4, and General Gym. Mr. Spring (top-left) teaches Discovery Science, General Math 1, 2, 3, 4. Mr. Case (middle-left) teaches General Math 3 4, Basic Algebra 1 2 , and Advanced Math. Mr. Hisscock (bottom-left) teaches General Math 1 2 , Basic Algebra 1 2 , and Remedial Math. 32 Mrs. Fiedler (bottom-right) teaches Geometry, Basic Al- gebra, and Advanced Alge- bra. Mr. Camm (top-left) teaches General Math 3 4, Ad- vanced Algebra 3 4, and Basic Algebra 3 4. Mr. Rathje (top-right) teaches General Math 3 4, Ad- vanced Algebra 1 2, and Physical Education. Mr. Hart (middle-left) teaches Basic Algebra 3 4, Ad- vanced Geometry 1 2, and Geometry 1 2. Mrs. Lambert (bottom-right) teaches Basic Algebra 3 4, and General Math 1, 2, 3 , 4. Math class waiting for bell. WORKING IN THE BUSINESS WORLD Mrs. Madden (top-left) teaches Typing 1 2 and Ad- vanced Typing. Mrs. Smith (bottom-left) teaches Clerical Secretary Block, preparing students for office CO-OP. Office Related, which is for students on co- op and who finished Clerical Secretary. She also is in charge of Office CO-OP. Mr. Winters (top-right) teaches General Business, Record Keeping, Book Keeping, and Data Processing. Andrea Blake (bottom-right) is pictured preparing to type a letter when someone called her name. She looked up and SNAP!!! We got her. 34 Mr. Clair (top-left) teaches Marketing to prepare stu- dents to go on CO-OP. He is in charge of the Book Store and also some CO-OP students. Kim Brown is pictured (bottom-left) typing in typing class. Mrs. Dittenber (top-right) teaches Short Hand, Typ- ing 1 2, and Office Secretary Block. The Office Sec- retarial Block Class is for two hours a day, preparing students to go into Office CO-OP. Mr. Schneider (top-middle) teaches Typing 1 2 and Retailing. Re- tailing prepares students for CO-OP. 35 SPECIAL PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS The trouble shooters (top) do odd jobs for people. They clean up yards, mow lawns, and any other odd jobs people want done for them. Mr. Peltz (middle left) is the head of the trouble shoot- ers his classes are EMI, which teaches the students basic ways of coping with life. Mr. Smith (mid- dle right), Mrs. Katerberg (bot- tom left). Miss Marion (bottom right) all work with special stu- dents that in some way have a lot of problems living in today ' s so- ciety so they help them learn to adapt to the society easier. 36 Miss LeBlanc (top-right) Miss McMullin (Mid- dle-left) Miss Ewald (middle- right) Mrs. McMorran (bot- tom). These teach- ers spend time teaching handi- capped students how to cope with today ' s world. Kim Miller (top- left) is in his sci- ence class looking and discovering facts about life. He works hard and is a good Big Red student. 37 KNOWING THE WORLD AROUND US Mr. Lutz (top left) teaches American History and Civics. Mr. Burgess (top middle) teaches World History, American History, and is head of Student Council. Mr. Domke (top right) teaches American History, Civics Gener- al, and English. Miss Marks (mid- dle left) teaches Alternative Edu- cation. Mr. Harrison (middle right) teaches American History A.P., College prep, and Regular, and Civics General. Mr. Dougher- ty (bottom left) teaches P.O.D., Civics College prep, and Futuristics. Mrs. Lavoy (bottom right) teaches Civics Regular and Pschology. 39 PHYSICAL EDUCATION IS A WAY TO KEEP IN SHAPE AND FEEL GOOD Mr. Semelsburger (top left) teaches Weight Train- ing, Civics and Science. Mr. Willick (top right) teaches Adv. Weight Training, Weight Training Ang. Archery Hunt Safety, and General Math. Mr. Laughlin, (bot- tom left) teaches General Gym, Weight Training and Tennis. Mrs. Raymond (bottom right) teaches General Gym, Silo-Muscle Tone and American Literature. Mrs. Biddle (top-left) teaches Archery and Bowling, Leadership training, and Athletics. Mr. Repp (middle-left) teaches General Gym P.O.D. IS PREPARING YOU FOR THE FUTURE WORLD ON THE OUTSIDE Mr. Hodge (top left) stands in front of his class teaching P.O.D. Economics regular, P.O.D. gener- al, P.O.D. regular, and French. Mr. Mason (top right) sits on his desk talking about the world. He teaches P.O.D. Economics College prep., general, Michigan History, and American History regular. Mr. Vandenburgh (2cd row left) sits at his podium talking about P.O.D. regular, general, and Col- lege prep. Barry Green, Mary Allen, Kim Lincoln and Kim Scover work and listen to P.O.D. (2cd row right). Tammy Kibbe and Penny Landschoot sit and listen to talk on P.O.D. (bottom). Doctor Dougherty (top left) teaches P.O.D. Eco- nomics regular. Civics College prep., and Futuristics. Mr. Bricker (2cd picture left) teaches P.O.D. college prep.. Civics regular and college prep. Marsha Weber sits looking off to the side while the teacher talks (top right). Oscar West, Howard Price, Rick Urban, Dave Sweeney, Carl Schultz, Dwayne Within, Larry Hartman and Tammy Foster listen to a lecture, (bot- tom right) WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, ESTABLISH JUSTICE, INSURE DOMESTIC TRAN- QUILLITY, PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON DEFENCE, PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, AND SECURE THE BLESSINGS OF LIBERTY TO OURSELVES AND OUR POS- TERITY, DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CONSTITU- TION FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 43 PREPARING LUNCH Mrs. Mona Maxwell is pictured (top-right) drying dishes. Mrs. Amanda Charles (middle-left) looks up while washing dishes. Mrs. Marge Jamison (man- ager) to the right and Mrs. Marilyn Gates at the left is pictured (middle-right) looking over schedules for cooking. Mrs. Alice Dillon to the left and Mrs. Marie Nuszkiewicz at the right, are pictured (bottom-left) talking while preparing lunch. Mrs. Betty Robinson (bottom-middle) turns around to the camera while cleaning up. Mrs. Shirley Stephenson (bottom-right) is taking care of dishes. Mrs. Mary Hughe and Mrs. Eleanor Sweeney are missing. SWEEPING, WASHING, FIXING, ETC. Thanks to these people, and a couple more, they keep the school nice and clean and neat for all of us. Mrs. Viola McWilliams (Vie) is pictured top-left. She worked hard keeping all the bathrooms clean and picking up after ev- eryone. Mr. Spencer pictured top-right and bottom-left keeps busy sweeping the floors, and other jobs. Mr. Dortman pictured middle- left and bottom head custodian. He works hard at his job. He and his wife were honored to be Grand Marshall during the Homecoming Parade. STUDENTS We ' ve Got Spirit Kevin Adolph Pam Alexander Greg Angelbrandt Rob Atkinson Scott Babin Jim Arnold 48 „ ' V Jeff Bearden Craig Becker Derek Bolden Steve Claflin proudly models his new suit, the lat- est mens fashion from Paris, for Nerds only . 49 Power to Show Kim Brown Pam Brown Craig Becker finally comes out of the locker. Marylou Caryl Tom Ceglarek Steve Claflin Mary Class Shelly Bunker Susan Burleigh Kevin Campbell Barb Carrol Linda Sears, Varsity Cheerleading squad. We ' re the Class 52 Seniors Julie Watson, Jim Bradbury, Barb Carroll, Lynda Sears, Warren Brooks, Kim Brown take first place in the four-legged race. - v Vi Theresa Curtis Kelly Cowin Herold Cowper Doug Daggett 53 OF THE BIG 80 Above: Tom Bradbury and Dave Genaw say seniors are No.l. Right: Julie Anter cheers them on. Jeff Diggins Carl Diller Debbie Dobson Kenny Doman Susan Dingman Richard Duseller 54 Keith Edwards Lori Erickson Ron Evens Harry Fleming Jeff Fleury Karen Fortune Theresa Foy Linda Frantz Bill Gates Dave Genaw Kim Gerrow wtimm Tammy Foshie Barbara Freiger Dan Gerstenberger 55 Cheryl Gilchrist Cathy Giroux Tim Grabowski Sandy Graham Joe Grant Barry Green Ron Green Sharon Hagerthey William Halifax Donald Hall Rodney Hall 56 Sue Hauner Julie Havens Diana Hebner Lori Heddle Roy Hein Bernice Henderson 57 David Horan Kevin Hudie 58 I Rodney Kelch Bill Kester Tammy Kibbe Theresa Kivel Ann Krenke Karen Kromer 59 f ' Jim Langolf Jack Lee Mike Lepak Claudia LaTarte Ron Loxton Daniel Lynch Clifford McArthur 60 Bill Manchester Scott McDonald Gordon McVay Cecilia Miller Dale Mancheater Evelyn Martiny Janice Martiny Virgina McMillan Harry McTaggart Dee McVay Don Meeks Paul Merchant Albert Miller Jeff Miller Mike Moak i Tom Mooney 61 Brian Moore Tommy Moutoux Terry Moortel Maureen Murphy Calvin Naylor John Olshove Helen Northrop Sandra Orlando Randy Owens I Dwayne Parker © V Gerald Paciorek Don Parker Shirly Paeth Dana Parks V John Pardee -v Michele Parmann Cheryl Parrish Dawn Parrish Louann Parry Marcia Peter Steve Peters Chuck Pickett Dan Pierce David Poirier 63 Theresa Polechonski Millie Porrett Tim Porter Julie Potts Cindy Prater Renee Putze Robert Reed 64 Jackie Stockwell Kim Skover Kim Sopha Debbie Spring Mike Stager 71 Bill Walker I Laurie Thomas Craig VanHoesen Ben Ward Chuck Thompson Brian Trombley Brenda Vought Julie Wardle LuAnn Wagar Mary Washington 72 Julianne Watson Duwayne Withun Robert Weaver Arthur Williams Lorie Woodyard Helen Wickings Chris Williamson Ron Woolman Craig Willis Debbie York 73 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Robert Aikins Dorinda Aldrich Barb Allison Laura Allison Robert Alexander Karen Andrews Tim Andrews Crystal Angelbrandt Tom Arquette Lisa Avers Patty Bailey Paula Bailey Wayne Baird Robert Bankston Cindy Barnes Heidi Barnes Eric Bartley Chuck Basnaw Danny Bates Dan Baver Dale Bearden Mark Bearden Dave Beauchamp Brent Beauvais Kevin Becker Ralph Beerbower Dottie Bened ict Bobby Bennett Todd Biederwolf Andrea Blake Margaret Boehm Nancy Boehm Scott Bolt Todd Boonstra Dawn Boubonais Sue Bourque Robert Bowers John Bowman Kim Bowman Ann Boyd Wendy Boyd Julie Boyea JUNIORS LEAD THE WAY Dan Bradbury Leonard Bradshaw Tami Bradshaw Andy Breidnich Bret Brittain Bruce Brittain Chris Broussard Jeff Brough Alison Brown Charles Brown Chris Brown Jackie Brown Jim Brown Mary Brown Tracy Brown Lori Buckingham Vince Buckles Ray Burkett Mark Burkhardt Cindy Burt Dan Cadena Matt Canzani Carla Carson Dave Castillo Dean Cavis Monna Ceglarek Tim Chaffee Paul Charles Ron Chisholm Mike Chreiki Jin Chung Ronda Class Carolyn Cole Barb Collier Peggy Collingwood Bob Collins Tim Conger Joe Cook Lisa Cook Michael Counterman Barb Covey 76 SHARROW, KLAUS, AND SWEENEY EXHIBIT BOREDOM P. Crimmins Tom Crimmins Richard Cutcher Bud Davis Diane Daly Jodi Davies Larry Dailey Patti Davis Rhonda Dean Arron Deem Jill Denman Marc Devereaux Bonnie Dewey Lou Dewey Scott Dickinson Shalene Dickinson Yvonne Dixon Hugh Doherty Vic Dombrowski Linda Donachy Ron Donaghy Mellisa Donavan Susan Dougherty Rosemary Downing JUNIORS AND MORE JUNIORS! Arthur Drew Karen Kuckworth Joe Dusellier Renae Eagling Greg Easton Mike Eastwood The Junior class is full of Leaders. Two of them pic- tured here are President Jeannine Gurnsey and Vice President Katie McLeod. To- gether with three other offi- cers, these ladies lead the ju- nior class. Yes the Junior class is of their five Female officers! Frank Edwards Steve Ernest Mark Evans Shelley Farnsworth Barry Fenner Donna Ferrier Ted Freeman Brenda Freiger Lori French Janet Furman Frank Ganhs Michelle Gates Joe Gates Gary Gerlach Carole Gerstenberger Doug Gerstenberger Ken Gierman Laura Gill 78 AND MORE, AND MORE, AND MORE . . . Penny Gill Steve Goften Linda Gossman Gary Gould Brenda Grambow Shelly Grattan The three remaining officers of the class of 81 are, left to right, Lynda O ' Dell, Histori- an and Lori French, Treasur- er. Not pictured is Tonie Pelc, Secretary. These three girls performed their jobs with much skill. With help from Mr. Verran, their spon- sor this, the class of 81 will graduate yet! Jeff Green Robin Green Kathy Gordon Sue Green Nancy Greenham Keith Guenther Jeannine Gurnsey Julie Gyorick Kellie Haggerty Tammy Harris Elizabeth Hartley Brian Heir Doug Hunt Dan Hamill Lisa Harrington Tammy Harris Don Hart Kathy Hart 79 JUNIORS, JUNIORS, Rodney Heartman RAH! RAH! RAH Tim Harvey Erich Hauenstein Lori Hawley Sandy Hawner Barry Heacock Dave Heacock Brian Hedburg Dwaine Hedt Eugene Henderson Tom Higgins Linda Hiliker Duane Hinkley Tom Hoffman Kirk Holdburg Ronda Holley Allen Holstine Anita Hubbard Mark Hunger Sherry Hutchinson Rick Ichenburg Carol Ichenburg Joe Jacobs Ron Jenkins Charles Jewel Jeannine! What are you do- ing to poor old Larry?! These two have band room fever! They can ' t live with- out the beloved bandroom. Many students at Port Hu- ron High suffer from the same syndrome, gas! In the honors band, Jeannine Gurnsey plays bass clarinet, Larry MacDonald plays bari- tone sax. 80 WE LOVE JUNIORS!!! Edward Johnsick V Lori Johnson We now see our very illustrious football team. Many Ju- niors have participated in this. Port Huron High ' s favorite sport. Karen Jones Leann Jones Tanya Kanthak Linda Kaumeier Jeff Kean Lori Keeler Ernest Kelch Allan Kelchner Leo Kelly Michelle Kern Tim Kern Jeff Kesner Marcie Kesner Debbie King James King Brian Kirkpatrick Tina King Rose Kittridge David Kivel Debbie Klaus Joan Koeber Pat Korth Greg Landschoot Bea Lane Kelly Lashbrook Terry Lavere Todd Lee Marty Lepak Angela Lepak Robert Linder Jeff Little Joe Lopiccolo Jeff Loxton Tammy Lumpford Kim Luna Mark Lutes Jackie Lynch Bonnie Lytle Terry MacClemmins Larry MacDonald Mary Marks Barb Marsh Randy Martin Chuck Martiny Jack Martiny Virginia Matts Mike Mayer Sherry Mayhew Marie Maynard Mark McClelland Andy McConnell Bob McConnell Perry McDonald Randy McFarland Scott McKeand Harry McKinney Ron McKinney John McIntosh Colleen McIntyre Katie McLeod Suzie McNamara Pattie McNutt Doreen McRoberts Fred McTaggart Tamie Mecum 82 You can tell Joe ' s friends AREN ' T! Tonie Stew- art and Eric Oppertshauser strangle Joe Dusellier. Juniors shall inherit the earth! Cheri Messenger Theresa Messenger Eric Meyers Carol Miller Mark Mitchell Calvin Moncrief Crystal Monton Mike Mooney Kathy Morden Mike Morden Stephanie Moutoux Davie Nadeau Paul Neaves Randy Neitzke Dennis Nelson Nat Newash Gary Nichols Marty Nichols Scott Nolan Don Northrop Tammie Nugent Jean O ' Brien Lynda O ' Dell Eric Oppertshauser Matt Orick Jim Osgood Fran Osko Scott Owens John Paciorek Shelly Palmer Teri Palmer Lenny Parker Tom Parmann Thomas Paton Barbara Payton Linda Peeling Tonie Pelc Patti Pelkey Deborah Pemberton Deborah Penn Doug Pickett Joe Pierce Pete Pinkert Larry Pinkert Susie Polovich Beth Powell Richard Powell Kathy Preston Chuck Prince Phil Pritchett Dee Purvis Connie Putze Michael Radatz Debbie Rakke Donna Rakke Laurie Rebitzke Denise Reeves Becky Reid Kim Reynolds Carol Richards Julie Roach Brenda Robinson Brian Robinson James Robinson The Spanish club at Port Huron High School presents: A SPANISH CHRISTMAS CAROL. Fea- tured here is Joe Dusellier and Nancy Lee. To the right you picture the grave of Harry Disco Burgess. 84 Lorrie Robinson Walter Rodgers Ron Roe Bill Rogan Cynthia Rogan Marty Rogan James Rogerson Deanna Roller Bob Roth Brian Rounseville Scott Roy Eddie Ruiz Lori Rushton Mike Rutherford Debora Rutkowski Joe Samuelson Don Sams Wally Sanderson Gayle Schaefer Bob Schalav Renae Schleyer Alma Schmidt Richard Schott Jodie Schott Cheryl Schrader Carl Schultz Jim Schultz Martha Schultz Shelly Schumacer Greg Schwab SCOPE VISION STRIKES AGAIN!!! ifffff 85 £ second to NONE!! 4 •N a M o 0) 0) . 0) 5 Gee doesn ' t first hour chemistry class look hard!?! That ' s one thing PH teaches all their students, good study habits (A little sarcasim.) Bryan Sergent Penny Sharrow Ronald Sherbutt John Shonka Julie Shubert Tammy Shuler Bob Sibilla Tina Siltamies Mike Simond Bill Smith Carolyn Smith Dave Smith Lisa Sopha Anthony Spana Cindy Spring Kelly Stebbin Tammy Steele Tammy Stein Sherri Stewart Debby Stocker Dana Stoliker Karen Stoutmeyer Frank Stover Lori Strilcov Gayle Strobbe Jim Struthers Jackson Sutton Steve Swain Leo Sweeney Charles Sweet Kay Swift Chuck Symon Bill Tacia Matt Tanton Denise Taylor Diane Taylor 86 . . . AS WE NEAR THE END Terisa Tennison Patty Tetreau Robert Thomas Elona Thomason Karen Thompson Kelly Tippie Jacqueline Todd Mark Tokarski Sharon Trice Michael Troy Mary Tucker Mark Umphrey Joe Urie Anna VanLuven Ken VanLuven Greg Verlinde Karen Vincent Marty Vollmar Bob Wallisch Denise Walsh Artie Walton Ed Wardle William Warner Mary Warsalla Daddy said I ' d like it ' said Susan Dougherty about a typical cafeteria lunch. Going, Going, GONE!! CaryWeaver Debbie Weidner Lisa Weir Robert Wells Herbert Wendt Gary Werderman Ray Werth Jody West Perry Westbrook Ray Wickings Anette Wilder Clifford Wilkins Frank Williams Suzanne Williamson Jody Wingard David Withun Jeff Witt Rick Woolman Scott Woolman Beth Workman Eugene Wrubil Joe Young Vicki Zeller Sheryl Zick John Zweng Here we see Gayle Strobbe faithfully working for Stu- dent Council. Doesn ' t she look enthusiastic! She is one of many Juniors in Harry Burgess ' s Student Council. Gayle Strobbe was one of the class of 81 ' s choice for homecoming court. Our oth- er representative was Beth Powell. 88 i V Some one office said,’ the Junior class lfr the class with class . Whoever sail that sure knew whatihey were talking about!! If you thoughrthis years Serfiors w re great, wait till next year. The class of ' ! ' will NOT be forgotten. v SOPHOMORES IN THE LEAD The class of 82 in their sophomore year showed a great amount of leadership and spir- it. We are sure that in the years to come, this class will prove to be a spirited and unique group. Gayle Anglebrant Ron Arnold David Arnott Lorna Arthur Kim Atkins Tom Atkinson Ron Babin Sue Ballard Carolyn Bankston Marilyn Bankston Stacy Barnhardt Jacque Barzelogna Roger Basnaw Bill Baum Raeann Bauer Bill Bayes Chris Beaudry Charles Benedict Brian Belt Wilhelm Bennert Mari Bergman Millie Bergman Ken Berish Scott Bickle Aileen Bishop Bonnie Bolehm Tom Boehm Survilla Bolden Troy Boonstra John Bouns Ed Bowen Michelle Bowers Jim Bowie John Breidenich Kelly Boyd Jeanine Boyd Brent Bradshaw Robin Bright Brodley Brittain John Britz Sheryl Brooks Karl Brown Lincoln Brown Tim Brown Mary Brown Steve Brown Lisa Burdich Sherry Burleigh The Sophomore class chose as their officers only the best. Pres. Anita Harrison, Vice Pres. Mark McVay (both on opposite page) Treasurer Julie Parker, (right) Secretary Terry Lloyd, (left) Great Leaders, Great Class! 91 Mike Busha idnda Cadena Merrilynn Carmody Dave Carpenter Lanny Carpenter Robin Chapman Mary Ann Chartier Nancy Cheney Bruce Churchill Ralph Clark Theresa Clark Michael Cleaver Cathy Coats Debbie Coats John Colwell Cathy Jo Cook Lyle Cornette Kim Corry Charlie Cortez Gorden Curry Tom Curtis Peter Curtiss Dana Daggett Maureen Darley Rich Daily Kerry Daniels Rodney Darby Dan Daughtery Don Davis Jered Davis Laura Davis Dolands Deeter Mark DeLong Chris Demetroff Sara Devereaux Debra Deview Peggy Dewey Cindy Dickey Roxanne Dickinson Dan Dobson Lisa Dobson Robert Dombrowski 92 (top left) Nancy Lee and Sue Raschke show their originality in choosing their costumes for spirit week. During spirit week Sue Ballard also exhibited her uniqueness. Michelle Donaghy Ann Dortman Harold Dorland Kent Dougherty John Downing Karen Duckworth Sharon Duckworth Kevin Dudd Brian Duman David Dunsmore Florence Eagle Tammy Eagle Randy Eagle Jamie Eagling Dawn Edwards Donald Edwards Joellen Edwards Leon Edwards Mike Edwards Robbin Edwards Ronald Edwards Mike Egan Don Evans Sue Exley 93 82 ' s HOMECOMING COURT WINNERS Derick Faulkner Lloyd Fleming Ted Findley Roger Fleury Jerry Flora Sherry Floyd Lorie Foster Christine Fountain Daniel Frasier Jeff Frazer Denise Freiburger Patty Fretenborough Allen Frey Harold Frey Paul Frieland Scott Frizzle Mike Fry Sandra Fuller Randy Gamble Richard Garcia Justin Garska Daniel Gates Holly Geiger Debra Genyn 1 V! Jm The sophomore class was represented on court, left to right, Anita Harrison and Judy Polechonski. The class of 82 chose Dan Gates, opposite page, as their class minister. Only the best for the class of 82. 82 ' s PRIME MINISTER Duane Gersky Louis Goundreau Fred Graham Matt Graham Richard Graham Donald Grant Vicki Gray Cherry Gonzalez Lynn Gosger Joe Green Kathy Green Randy Green Terry Green Tammy Greene Stacie Greene Ken Gross Gordon Gurnsey Greg Gutierrez Jean Gyorick Robin Haggerty Pam Hall Diane Hamlin Barb Hanel Ron Harris Anita Harrison Barb Hart Ken Hartman William Hartman Karen Hawley Dawn Hayes Paula Heddle Susan Hedeen Valerie Heilig Guy Heinz I SOPHOMORES Scott Hilliker Andy Hinkley Mike Hinkley Fred Hinojosa Lisa Hooper Nathan Hoover Kelly Horning Brian Hose Hayley Howe Sharlyn Hubbard Robert Hudson Joel Huffman And who said a man ' s best friend is his dog; Nancy ' s is her camera. Nan- cy Lee is a photographer for the yearbook and historian for the sophomore class. Her camera is always by her side. Cheryl Hutchinson Robert Hutchinson Jim Hyde Stephen Ichenberg Bonnie Ingles Ronald Isaac Terry Irwin Tim Jacobs Richard James Deborah James Clint Jefferson Charles Jemison 96 John Briedenich is shown here, working hard as usual. John is just one of the many hard working sophomore, right? Brian Johnsick David Johnson Bob Johnston Dan Johnston Anne Jones Doug Jones Loradean Jones Michelle Justa Jim Justice Gregg Kamsickas Loan Kaufman Ron Keeler Tammy Keely Michelle Keeney Kim Kelch Linda Kelley Patrick Kelley JodyKercher Vicki Kerri Donald Keyes Joe Kilbourne Alicia Kim Bob Kingsbury Norma Kittridge Virgil Klebba Inez Knight Steve Koglin Teena Koshoy Lisa Kuehn Rose Labadie 97 Sophomores Are Spirited Mike LaBombard Jay Laforge Chuck LaFountain Beverly LaFrance Larry LaFrance George Lane Dan Langolf Robert Laturno Susan Leach Brenda Lee Leona Lee Nancy Lee Denise Lemanski Jennifer Letarte Terry Lloyd Bill Liverance Mark Livingston Jackie Locke 98 Allan Lockrem Doug Lohr Mark Lonczkowski Theresa Lopiccola Debbie Loxton Ronda Loxton Rose Loxton Kelly Lozano Greg Lumpford Alajo Luna John Lutes Shawn Lynch Ty MacAlpine Karen McDonald Laura Magbanua Bridget Manchester Carol Manning James Manning Mark Manning Scott Manns Gary Marinez Laura Marsh Mike Martin Dan Marzolf Ben Mathews Nessie McCain Ken McClery Ted McClelland Cindy McCrory Ray McDonald Ann McGowen Michelle McLaughlin Mark McVay Ron Messenger Jody Michling Left to right, Laura Magbanua, Kim Durham, and Kelly Boyd show their enthusiasm around the clock. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Bryan Midgley Mary Midgley Bill Miller Clarence Miller George Miller Kim Miller Lorny Miller Pat Miller Jeff Minke Julie Minnie Debbie Mitchell Nancy Mohni Rick Monto Tim Monzo Brett Moore Margret Moore Caprice Morgan Jeff Morris Ron Morris Zina Morris Cammie Muir Tim Murphy David Myron Patricia Neil Patrick Neil Rhonda Nelson Scott Nelson Darrin Neitzke Diane Nichols Elizabeth Noetzel Kurt Nolah John Northrop Marysue O ' Brien Gloria O ' Conner Julie O ' Dell Dave Odle Randall Oliver Robert Olshove Candie Olson Dan O ' Reilly Victor Orta Thelma Ostrander 100 Terry Renaker Roslyn Pack Julie Parker Vicky Parker Doug Parmann Ron Pauli Lori Paul Melanie Peacock Nancy Peeling Steve Perez Tim Perry Jody Phillips Hard work never ends when you ' re a sophomore. Just look at George Lane and Dwight Henderson. Stephen Pickett Judy Polechonski Elisa Polovich Debbie Pontack Tom Porter Linda Posey Sheila Powell Wendy Price Jody Pringle Tim Pritohett Wayne Purvis Frank Quitter Dennis Radatz Sue Raschke Ginny Rautheaux Victor Rebenock Vicki Reeves Mary Rehberg 101 THE BETTER SIDE OF THE SOPHOMORES? Tammy Renno Jose Reyna Dona Rice Dwayne Rich Jim Roberts Jerry Robinson John Roche Dawn Roe Lillion Roe Teri Rose Brenda Roskey Pat Roskey Andy Roy Paula Ruiz Darren Russel Kelly Saunders Lori Schaefer Tina Schott Michelle Schriner Eugene Shultz Jill Secory Randy Shaffer James Sharpe Jeff Shattuck Larry Sheldon Ronald Sheridan Jim Sherwood Laurie Shilling Dreima Skinner Robert Skinner Lori Sloan Nancy Sloan Lenny Smith Price Smith Scott Smith Marie Solomon Ken Soulliere Chris Spencer Bob Spicer Douglas Spigner Jeff Stager Kelly Stager Roosevelt Starkey Viola Starkey Beth Steele Stoney Stein Tracy Stephens Barb Stevens John Stewart Tony Stewart Sandy Stockwell Rocky Stone Juanita Sullivan Adam Summerer Roberta Sumner Sebastian Sutton Kathy Sweet Kathy Swinson Dawn Swotter Kathy Szafran Ginger Tallant Sophomore Darik Falkner rushed for over 1,000 yards in 1979. (J.V.). He ' s not the only one with power in the Sophomore class, look at Marilyn Carmody. 103 THIS IS THE CLASS OF 82! Laura Tanton Arlene Taylor Karen Temple Cheryl Thomas Tina Thrash Janet Tissue Angie Totten Dave Trapp Nancy Trapp Ken Trendy Ronald Trice Liz Troy Debby Truchan Debbie Turck Kim Turner Tom Urban Tim Vickers Brenda Vincent Chris Volpe Jill Wagar Brian Wahl Derrick Walker John Walsh Renee Walsh Maurice Waltenburg Maria Walters Rod Ward Michael Washington Ken Watson Pam Watts Tammy Ward Donna Wardle Sue Warren Raymond Warsinski Scott Warsinski Kris Weber 104 Lets show the world what we can do were the class of ' 82 Clarence Webster Lori Wessman Becky Whitican Ken Whitcomb Tina Whitmore Earl Wickings Tamara Wickings Sheila Willey Tracey Williams Ces Wiockowski Lynn Wissmell Natalie Wojtoszet Betty Wolfe Bill Wolfe Connie Wolfe Terry Wolfe Michelle Wolff Dana Woodley Harold Woodard Mark Young Robin Young Roger Zeller Sundae Zimmer 105 FRESHMEN SHOW FELLOWSHIP Freshmen class officers from left to right — top row, Jane Denman, Ann Findley, Susan Kim, Miss McMullan, (class sponsor), Stephan Kyle, Koreen Daughtery. Larry Acherson Tina Adams Wendell Adams Vicky Aguinaga Debbie Albert Karen Alexander Paul Allen Cliff Amey Carrie Angbrandt Claire Appel Jerry Arnold Theresa Arnold Andy Avers Larry Bade Bill Baker John Baily Tom Bales Bob Barr Sally Barrett Bethany Barth Kathy Bauer John Baxter Lisa Beaudin Cindy Benedict Tom Benedict Patricia Beavers Rose Bennardo Robin Bergman Lori Bennett 106 Melinda Bennert Terri Best Chris Bettridge Nonie Black Colleen Blake Tim Bochatyn Penny Bolman Matt Boner Mary Jo Booth Cathy Bouverett Eugene Bouborais Randy Bowen Rodger Bowen Mike Bowers Pete Bowers Shelly Bower Brian Bowie Earl Brittain Bruce Brittain Ken Brooks Richard Bowder Alonzo Brown Andy Brown Henry Brown George Brown Leroy Brown Lori Bryce David Buckeridge Bill Burge Loyella Burns Brian Campbell Dale Campbell Darrel Campbell Mary Campbell Laurie Carel Scott Carpenter 107 CLASS OF 83 Mary Carrol Lisa Casey Leona Catanzaro Mary Cavis Brian Chaffee Dane Chartier Brian Childs Jahauel Chisholm Gemille Chreiki Roberta Class Julie Cole Mark Cole Jessica Coleman Barb Collins Timmy Collins Ronald Combs Michelle Comstock John Cook Lori Cook Step hanie Cook Robin Cook Melody Cornette Scott Corry Mary Corwin Theresa Cowper John Cribbs John Currab Kim Curtis Charles Daniels Tim Davenport Jeff Davis Robbie Davis Rodny Dean Denise Deeter Reno Deland Annette Dell Dave Dell Jody DeLong Jane Denman Jean Denman Juantia Diaz Brad Dickey 108 James Dickinson Scott Diller Gary Dickinson Erich Ditchman Mary Lou Dinger Art Dixon Richard Diaz Kathy Doan Lois Dobring Mary Dobson Koreen Dougherty Paul Dougherty Johnna Duckworth Terry Duckworth Mike Dunsmore Kim Durham Cherrie Eagle Anna Eddy Bonnie Edmonds Barbara Edwards Francette Edwards Mike Eggleston Toni Elliot Julie Ellsworth Chris Emerick Donald Ernest Tony Esquibel Steve Evanchuck Lee Falk Dave Farnsworth Dave Feichak Paul Fleming Gary Fenner Ann Findley Maria Fitzpatrick George Fleming Freshmen work hard at door decorating, and in study hall. 109 SOMEDAY WE ' LL BE LEADERS Paul Fleming Jennifer Fowler Tina Fuller Lisa Gage Steve Galanos Becky Gamble Joan Gamble Ruben Garcia Gerald Gill Todd Gerstenberger Mike Gilson Scott Gilbert Busily we work! Kim Glenn Robert Gobeyn Lisa Goudreau Robert Graham Kim Grambow Pam Grabowski Diane Grey Nancy Green Rick Green Nancy Greenwood Tina Gurnsey Jon Guske no Steve Gyorick Terri Gutierrez Trene Haggerty Louis Hall Scott Hall Hayne Hallay June Hallay Karen Hamlin Elisabeth Hanneke Guy Harrington Tom Harris Ellen Hartwig Steve Harvey Penny Healy Russ Hegler Gene Heilig Kelly Heinz Joe Helton Ed Henry John Hindes Kurt Hinkley Debbie Hoban Arlene Hoel Tim Holmes Laurie Homstron Roy Hinojosa Mary Huffman Deanna Hux How Interesting!?!? in GOOD WORK MAKES GOOD LEADERS Deanna Hux Cathy Jemison Russ Ingles Lori Jackson Greg Janson Doug Jones Colleen Johnson Billy Johnston Terry Johnston Bill Johnson Gloria Kaboni Ronnie Kaboni Judy Kieth Harley Kelchner Donald Kelly Kevin Kelly Jackie Kendrick Todd Kercher Mayeillieena Kerr Kathy Keltz Susan Kim Don King Jeff King Sally Kinna John Kivel Shelly Kivel Jule Klebba Oscar Knight Michelle Kota Beth Kovacs Beth Krenke Stephen Kyle Leo Labadie Wendy Lacroix Scott Labadie Tracie Lafer Kristine Laffrey Leeann Lambson Chuck Lashbrook Ray Laturno Liz Lavere 112 Pam Lavere Tina Lazurka Brian Leach Karen Leathorn Angie Lee Johnny Lee Lisa Lee Troy LeDue Kim Lester Deanna Lewandowski Lonna Lloyd Lynda Llyod Roni Lloyd Sue Ellen Lohr Lisa Long Erwin Love Tammy Love Rhonda Loxton Tim Lucas Nikki Luna Annette Lynch Dan Mackey Andrea Malachi Randy Mallorey Jeff Manchester Terry Martin Debbie McAuley Steve McCleary John McClelland Shelia McCombs I ' m Not Gonna Fall 113 WE GOT SPIRIT, Some Freshman show their strength, but others showoff. Pat McConnell Rob McCue Liz McKenzie Larry McPhail Duane McPherson Marsh McPherson Rick McGuire Melody McTaggart Robert McTaggart Drew McVety Ronald Mchon Perry Mellendorf Jim Merrill Denis Messenger Celine Micallef Brodrich Miller Frances Miller Jesse Miller Jeff Minnie Joy Minor Wayne Moak Joe Montney Angie Moore Michelle Moore 114 Patrick Moore Thomas Morris Anna Morrison Chuck Munro Lisa Nadeau Charles Naylor Wesley Neil Pam Nichols Dave O ' Brien Susan Olson Chris Olshove Robin Ostrander Julie Paeth Dawn Palmateer Rob Patterson Jim Pemberton Becky Perez Ken Perry Steve Phillips Billy Piper Nancy Pleger Theresa Poirier Scott Pontack Chris Porrett Debbie Porter Denis Posey Penny Preston Mary Pritchett Kelly Putze Cheryl Quitter Kimberly Radatz Craig Raines Chris Redfield Bea Ann Reid Garry Renno Eddy Respondek 115 Cindy Reynolds Jim Rich Kara Riedel Tina Riehl Michelle Roberts Dianne Rogan Nate Rogan Diane Rome Lewis Ross Delbert Ruck Robby Rutkofske Mary Rutkowski Gina Sage Linda Saldivar Thersa Salmons Robert Samuelson Bill Sanderson Susan Schember Holly Schroeder Kathy Schock Chris Scriver Frank Shuler Joe Shonka Richard Shepard 116 Cathy Shell Tom Sheffer Tom Shuler Angela Simerson Jeff Simmons Harold Sharrow Troy Shoebottom Joe Shonka Percy Singles Becky Smith Bob Smith Brian Smith Dave Smith Glenn Smith Russ Smith Shelly Snyder Julie Sopha Tammi Sophia Rusty Sparr Tom Spicer Penny Stager Gary Stapleton David Steele Debby Stein Kim Steiner Dan Sterling Jane Stevers Andrea Stewart Kris Stoliker Julie Stoutmeyer 117 we ' re THE CLASS OF 83 James Strauchman Julie Summerer Tammy Surline Veda Sutton Tom Swackhamer Jim Swaffield Kathy Sweeney Fred Switzer Patti Symon Herbert Tanton Terry Tanton Diana Taylor Mark Taylor Kevin Thomas Mark Thomas Ronald Thomas Anthony Thomason Bonnie Thompson Patrice Thompson Tina Thompson Bob Tolan Bill Tomic Gloria Torres Michelle Trapp Tina Trenoy Laurie Troy Lynn Tucker Shelly Tucker Scott Turck Tammy Turner Dan Umphrey Brad Urban Brenda Urban Wanda VanBuskirk Dennis Vanloo Jim Vani Scott VanMorman Chris Verchocke Greg Villerot Jeff Villerot Gwen Walker Stanley Walker 118 FREAKY FRESHMAN (right) Francie Miller, Terrill Westbrook, Tina Lazurka, Lisa Goudreau. (bottom) Becky Gamble says, cheese. (right) one of the warmer days this year, (bottom) Suellen Lohr and Shelly Tucker gossip quite abit. That is what you usual- ly see around the monotonous halls of Port Huron High School. Why do I always get stuck with these dumb tests??????????? 119 Tina Walker Carl Waltenburg Tammy Walters Kevin Walton Margo Ward Tina Ward Barb Warsinski Jackie Warsinski Ruth Warsinski Michelle Washington Darcy Watson Gerald Watson Willie Watson Bruce Watts Rose Weaver Angela Weiss Kimberly Wendt Andrey Wert Terrill Westbrook Michele Wetzel Carolyn Wickings Robert Wilkins Le Dell Williams Michelle William Charlie Williams Kim Winchester Tim Williams Darel Williamson Jack Wilson Sheri Winkel Clarence Wolfe Dawn Wojtoszek Pam Wood Jonathon Woodard Wendy Woolman Robert Worden Allen Yeitter Steve Young Gary Zaremba Frank Zepeczaver Alan Zieg Tim Ziolkowski Dave Zweng Marcia Ruff 120 HJUllill ACTIVITIES Varsity Softball Wins Eight. The 1979 Girls Varsity Softball team finished with an 8 and 15 overall record. The team Tri-Cap- tains were Pam White, Kim Long, Jill Gilbert. Jill was the leading hitter with a .500 batting average, she also recieved sparkplug and Most Valuable Player honors. Pam White recieved the Sports- manship award. The team is looking forward to the 1980 season, when twelve varsity letter winners will return. Picture 1. Big Red defense pre- pares as Jill Gilbert delivers the ball. 2. Players go over batting or- der between innings. 3. Kim Long bats as teammates look on. 4. Jill Gilbert steals second. Front Row LtoR: Stacy Barnhardt, Paula Ruiz, Lori Erickson, Shelly Grattan, and Kathy Gordon. Mid- dle Row: Jodie Schott, Rhonda Callahan, Pam White, Lynn Car- son, Jill Gilbert, and Kim Long. Back Row: Coach Haeck, Marcia Peter, Lynn Gosger, Julie Havens, Renea Schleyer, and Janet Tissue. 3 Picture 1. Team Picture. 2. Jody Schott crosses the plate. 3. Kathy Gordon delivers another strike. 4. East Detroit runner is out at first. 125 JV Softball Wins 10 Behind Potent Offense. The Big Red ' s J.V. softball team enjoyed a winning season finish- ing with a final record of 10 wins and 9 losses. The leading hitting was Theresa Lloyd with a .586 batting average. The team ' s lead- ing pitcher was Carol Ichenberg with an 8 and 3 record. Carol also won the sparkplug award. There- sa Lloyd and Wendy Price shared the most valuable player honors. Margaret Boehm received the Most Improved Player Award. Front Row L to R: Rosemary Downing, Cindy Balmer, Marga- ret Boehm, Brenda Vincent, Debbie Pontack. Center Row: Bet- ty Woodard Mgr, Linda Hilliker, Carol Ichenburg, Wendy Price, Becky Reid, Bonnie Lytle, Rick Hilliker Mgr. Back Row: Monna Ceelarek, Kelly Lashbrook, Debbie Pemberton, A1 Frost (Coach), Terry Lloyd, Janet Tis- sue, and Holly Geiger. Picture 1: Team Picture. 2: Terry Lloyd strokes a fly to the out- field. 3: Terry Lloya moves in un- der a pop -up. 4: Carol Ichenburg delivers the pitch. 126 Freshmen Softball Finishes 2 and 6. The Freshmen Softball team endured a 2 and 6 season record. Coached by Jim Jones, they de- feated Roseville Eastland 17-16, and Roseville Burton 17-11. Lead- ing the offense were Sharyn Hubbard and Ronda Loxton with .529 batting averages. Terry Green followed closely behind with a .520 batting average. The Most Valuable Player was Leann Kaufman, and the Most Improved Player was Robin Ed- wards. Front Row (L to R): Julie West- book, Leann Kaufman, Robin Ed- wards. Center Row: Loradean Jones, Carol Owens, Rose Loxton, Tracy Stephens, Sharin Hubbard. Back Row: Jill Wagner, Robin Young, Coach Jim Jones, Terry Green, and Carolyn Bankston. Picture 1. Temm Picture. 2. Terry Green hits a line drive. 3. Rose Loxton crosses the plate. 4. Jill Wagner hits a ground ball. 5. Ter- ry Green delivers another pitch. Varsity Baseball Builds for 1980 The 1979 Big Red varsity base- ball team struggled through a building year. The team consisted of 12 juniors and 6 seniors. The highlight of the year was an up- set over P.H. Northern 8-7 that nearly put an end to the Huskies EML title chase. The team offense was lead by Howard Price with a .362 batting average. The teams senior co-cap- tains where Greg Kern and Jim Bradberry, Howard Price was an all-league selection as a designat- ed hitter. Mike Bourgue and Dwayne Nickson where awarded honorable mention. Senior Don Plaut and senior John Shock where out for the majority of the season due to injuries. Unfortun- itly the Big Reds where knocked out of the state tournament in the first round, losing to Washington Eisenhower 5-2. 1. Mike Bourque delivers another strike. 2. The bench bunch dis- cuss the situation. 3. Bourque fol- lows through on a curve. 4. Coach Hilliker surveys the situa- tion. 3 128 Front Row L to R: Jerry Paciorek, Tom Kriston, Doug Minguski, Greg Kern, Jim Bradbury, Randy Owens, Dwayne Nickson, and Jack Wingard. Center Row: John Schock, Ted Assaf, Don Plout, Howard Price, Warren Brooks, Tom Ceglarek, Mike Bourque, and Rick Boyce. Back Row: Todd Boonstra (Manager), Bill Gates, Dave Genaw, Tom Bradbury, and Coach Hilliker. 1. Team Picture. 2. Warren Brooks, makes a one hand grab of a fly ball. 3. Greg Kern strokes another hit. 4. Tom Kriston scoops one out of the dirt. 5. Tom Bradbury fires the ball in from left field. 129 JV Baseball Wins 9 with Good Pitching. The J.V. Baseball team enjoyed a fairly successful season, finish- ing with a 9-8 overall record. The team ' s tri-captains where Dan Bradbury, Mark Hunger, and John Paciorek. The team ' s batting leaders were Todd Lee with a .356 batting average, and John Paciorek with a .333 battine average. The team recieved consistant pitching from the pitching staff of Todd Lee, Brian Robinson, and Mark Hun- ger. Dan Bradbury and Charles Prince aided the pitching staff, picking up wins over Marysville in a double header sweep of the. Vikings. Front Row L to R: Ray DeWalt, Dan Bradbury, Todd Lee, Ed Ruiz, Charles Prince, John Walsh, Rick Ichenburg, and Dan Gates. Middle Row: Brian Robinson, John Paciorek, Martin Nichols, Mark McClelland, Randy Neitzke, Mark Hunger, and Rich Coverea. Back Row: Ted Dixon, Tony Spana, and Coach Owens. Picture 1. Team Picture. 2. John Paciorek looks for his pitch. 3. Brian Robinson fires another strike. 4. Dan Bradbury warms up the pitcher between innings. 130 3 r — Boys Tennis Captures Third in EML. The 1979 Boy ' s Tennis team, coached by Rich King, finished with a record of 6 wins and 6 losses. The team finished second in the Inter City and third in the EML. Steve Claflin was the city champion finishing with an over- all record of 13 and 4. The Varsity letter winners were Tom Mooney, Steve Cairns, Tom Crimmins, Bob Harvey, Scott Ba- bin, and Steve Claflin. Front Row L to R: Scott Babin, Bob Harvey, Tom Mooney, Yong Kim, Jeff McClelland, and Jeff Payton. Back Row: Ted Findley, Brian Herr, Steve Coglin, Tom Crimmins, Steve Claflin, Steve Cairns, and Coach Rich King. Picture 1. Team Picture. 2. Yong Kim strokes an ace. 3. Steve Cla- flin returns one from the base- line. 4. Jeff Payton follows through on a good serve. 5. Yong Kim returns a baseline shot. 131 Headline: Big Reds Wind Up Season with an 8-3 Record. Top left: Terry Lincoln and Ron Chisholm sprint toward the fin- ish in the 100 yard dash. Bottom left: Ron Chisholm anchoring a first in the 880 relay. Bottom right: Jim Arnold pacing a fast mile. Behind is Dave Brown and Larry Hartman. Top left: Robert Thomas places first in the 220 yard dash against Port-Huron Northern. Bottom left: Keith Rivers leads off the 440 relay against Stevenson. Top right: Danny price leaps to place 3rd. against Stevenson Bottom right: Greg Easton runs a fast 440 yeard dash during Regionals. A. ■ ' A JL J i Tv w o W 7 y iVfVTHf kc w ? i [ . y kV v$$fc$ip P I 1 - 7. ri 1st Row L to R: Leonard Faulker, Demitri-McQuiller, Don Piper, Clarence Edwards, Terry Lincoln, Perry Bankston, Tim Roller, Paul Seely, Dave Glenn, Bill Marsh, Dave-Brown, Mike Gofton, Steve Sax. 2nd row L to R: Ray Wick- ings, Rick Keeler, Mike Bellamo, Tom Urban, Larry Hartman, Jim Arnol-, Rob Atkinson, Dennis Nelson, Kevin Watson, Mark Noetzel, Ron Chisholm, Ted McClelland, Matt Orick, Dave Nadeau. 3rd row L to R: Earl Wickings, Doug Jones, Scott Beer- bower, Dave Myron, Charlie Cor- tez, Don Sams, Robert Thomas, Mike Eastwood, Greg Easton, Jin Chung, Larry McDonald, Eric Op- perthauser, Tim Conger, Doug- Spinger, Keith Rivers. 4th row L to R: Doug Roche, Sabastion-Sut- ton, Randy Oliver, William Hart- man, Guy Heinz, Dave Arnott, Troy Boonstra, Bernard Long, Barry Green, Bob McConnell, Eu- gene Wrubel, Bob Hutchinson, Coach Schneider. 5th row L to R: Coach Mac Domke, Robert-Beau- din, Mike Simon, Tony Stewart, Dave Heacock, John Shonka, Paul Charles, Len Smith, Rod-Seals, Derick Faulkner, Dave Sams, Coach Jim Rathje. Missing: Paul Ballentine, Boys ' Track ..-a Headline: Girls Track take All E.M.L Above: Judy Polohonski placing a first in the 110 low hurdles. Above: Barb Collier leaps to a personal best of 16 ' 10 1 2 . Bottom Left: Renee Putze sprints toward the finish in the 220 lows. Bot- tom Right: Debbie Meisner over another hurdle. Bottom Right: Lori Woodyard recieving a handoff in the 440 relay. Girls ' Track This year the girls improved their record from last year with a 5-2 winning season. Also this year the team took the title of E.M.L. Champions. Taking firsts for the Big Reds were: Lori Woodyard in the Shotput, with a throw of 39 ' 3 . In the One Mile Run, Miriam Boyd with a time of 5:14.6 and the Two Mile Run with a time of 11:48. Later on in the season, the girls travled up to Northern to claim the title of City Champions. Tak- ing firsts were: Lori Woodyard in the Shotput, with a throw of 40 ' 5 1 4 , along with a winning time of 12.0 in the One Hundred Yard Dash. Miriam Boyd placed first in the 880 Run, with a time of 2.19.9, also in the Mile Run with a time of 5:00.6. Ann Boyd in the Two Mile Run with a time of 11:41.7., and the 880 Relay Team with a time of 1:52.3 next to the 440 Relay Team with a winning time of 53.0. Girls ' Track 1st Row L to R: Chris Williamson, Mary Breidnich, Colleen Schleyer, Mary Jo Anter, Debbie Meisner, Betty Kaupp, Lauri Woodyard, Miriam Boyd, Sharon McIntyre, Corky Putze, Zina Morris. 2nd Row L to R: Coach Karen Wittkopp, Jean Gyorick, Vickie Zeller, Laura Tanton, Judy Polehonski, Anita Harrison, Renae Putze, Barb Collier, Denise La Lemanski, Michelle Ruff, Mary Sue O ' Brien, Penny Sharrow, Ann Boyd, Sheila Powell, Lorraine Jemison. 3rd Row L to R: Sue Williamson, Do- reen McRoberts, Ann McGowen, Dianne Hamlin, Kathy Burgos, Sharon Trice, Patty Bailey, Viola Starkey, Patty Tetreau, Dana Woodley, Janet Trice. 135 1979 S Varsity Baseball pi rii 0 ng Spor East Detroit ts 10 Records. Boy ' s Tennis Individual Records 1 Mt. Clemens 3 P.H. Opp. SINGLES: Won Lost 6 Marysville 5 Overall Record: Won 8, lost 15. Steve Claflin 13 4 5 Marysville 7 Jeff Payton 10 7 2 Lakeshore 4 Junior Varsity Baseball Yong Kim 6 7 Y St. Clair 3 Rob Smith 9 4 6 Grosse Pointe South 2 p.h. 8 Opp. Steve Cairns 0 2 Jo Mt. Clemens 1 14 St. Clair 2 Tom Crimmins 1 1 5 L ' anse Creuse North 6 1 Grosse Pointe South 0 Tom Mooney 2 1 0 Stevenson 3 2 Mt. Clemens 5 1 East Detroit 4 1 L ' anse Creuse North 2 DOUBLES: 9 Port Huron Northern 10 2 Stevenson 1 Tom Mooney 2 Grosse Pointe South 4 7 East Detroit 14 Jeff 2 Mt. Clemens 0 1 Port Huron Northern 5 McClelland 7 9 5 Port Huron Central 5 Grosse Pointe South 2 (City Tourn.) 0 1 Mt. Clemens 5 Rob Harvey 2 Port Huron Northern 3 Marysville 2 Scott Babin 8 9 (City Tourn.) 12 11 Marysville 3 1 L ' anse Creuse North 2 8 L ' anse Creuse North 2 Tom Crimmins 8 Port Huron Northern 7 2 Port Huron Northern 6 Steve Cairns 9 9 5 Stevenson 6 3 Stevenson 8 8 Roseville 10 4 Roseville 3 Steve Coglin 2 Utica Eisenhower (Pre- 5 East Detroit 4 Ted Findley 1 0 District) 5 1 Roseville 4 2 East Detroit 5 0 Roseville 2 Overall Record: 9 wins, 8 losses. - Overall Record: 5 wins, 16 losses. Girls Varsity Softball Junior Varsity Softball FRESHMAN SOFTBALL P.H. Opp. P.H. Opp. p.h. B Opp. 7 Gross Pointe South 18 2 Grosse Pointe South 11 14 Roseville Burton 23 22 Mt. Clemens 10 7 Mt. Clemens 0 2 P.H. Northern 16 10 L ' anse Creuse North 5 2 L ' anse Creuse North 13 17 Roseville Eastland 16 2 Port Huron Northern 17 11 Port Huron Northern 20 16 Roseville Guest 29 7 Stevenson 8 25 Stevenson 15 5 P.H. Northern 31 6 Roseville 7 10 Port Huron Central 6 5 Roseville Guest 15 8 Marysville 9 13 Port Huron Central 17 16 Roseville Eastland 17 9 (second game) 8 2 East Detroit 8 17 Roseville Burton 11 0 East Detroit 20 13 St. Clair 3 9 St. Clair 6 19 St. Clair 13 Overall Record — Won 2 - — Lost 6 3 (second game) 15 19 Grosse Pointe South 24 14 Gross Pointe South 9 19 Mt. Clemens 7 7 Mt. Clemens 10 6 L ' anse Creuse North 12 0 City Tournament 4 Port Huron Northern 14 0 Port Huron Central 3 10 Lakeview 7 1 Marysville (Forfeit) 0 28 Stevenson 39 11 L ' anse Creuse North 13 22 Algonac 5 0 Port Huron Northern 13 8 Algonac 1 4 Stevenson 7 8 East Detroit 4 13 Algonac 7 5 (second game) 10 Overall Record: 10 wins, 9 losses. 14 Roseville 7 1979 Boy ' s Track Points T. Roller 104 M. Eastwood 77V P. Bankston 63 R. Atkinson 57 D. Piper 54 C. Edawards 50 T. Lincoln 45‘ « B Marsh 38 ' 4 M. Noetzel 38 D. McQuiller 35 4 S. Sax 32 R. Chisholm 31 R. Lohr 29V D. Glenn 24 D. Nelson 21 D. Price 15 J. Arnold 13 P. Ballentine 11V4 R. Keeler 11 G. Easton 10 4 P. Seely 9 D. Sams 9 4 M. Gofton 4 K. Waston 4 G. Koglin 4 R Wickings 3 T. Urban 3 (Excludes points from P.H. Relays.) Seniors Girl ' s Track Season Record P.H. 70 Tri-Lapeer west OPP. Algonac 69-6 73 Port Huron Northern 51 East Detroit for- feit 8014 Roseville 42 4 51 L ' Anse Creuse North 63 86 Crosse Pointe South 37 93 Stevenson 30 57 Mt. Clemens 66 Overall Record: 5 wins, 2 wins 1st in E.M.L. League Meet 1st in City Meet 7th Davison Relays (15 teams) 4th in Regionals 4th in P.H. Relays Final E.M.L. Standings. Mt. Clemens 7-0 Port Huron High 5-2 L ' Anse Creuse North 5-2 Port Huron Northern 5-2 East Detroit 3-4 Grosse Pointe South 2-5 Roseville 1-6 Stevenson 0-7 Boy ' s Track Meets and Records P.H. OPP. 7 Ferris State Relays 90‘4 Imlay City St. Clair 23-52 4 85 4 Algonac Lapeer West34-47V4 52 Port Huron Northern 82 74 East Detroit 44 116 4 Roseville 15V4 90 4 L ' Anse Creuse North 41V 83 Grosse Pointe South 49 57 Stevenson 75 45 Mt. Clemens 87 EML Record 4-3, Overall, 8-3. P H. Relays: 5th of 10 teams. Regional: 7th of 19 teams. City Meet: 3rd of 4 teams STATE QUALIFIERS: Demitri McQuiller — Long Jump Tim Roller — 440 A SPATIAL AWAlfc Sport Shop — Tim Roller Sportsmanship — Clarence Edwards Don Piper RECORDS: Don Piper — Discus 1466 ] ft Girl ' s Track Individual Achievements E.M.L. CHAMPIONS: Lori Woodyard 1st Shot Put Mariam Boyd 1st 1 Mile Mariam Boyd 1st Regional Results: 2 Mile Mariam Boyd 1st 2 Mile Mariam Boyd 1st 1 Mile Lori Woodyard 1st Shot Put Ann Boyd 2nd 2 Mile All qualified for State Finals. CITY CHAMPIONS: Lori Woodyard 1st Shot Put Lori Woodyard 1st 100 Dash Mariam Boyd 1st 880 Run Mariam Boyd 1st 1 Mile Ann Boyd 1st 2 Mile Sharon Trice 1st Dana Woodley Denise Lemanski Lori Woodyard 880 Relay Barb Collier 1st Dana Woodley 440 Relay Denise Lemanski Lori Woodyard 1979 PENTATHLON RESULTS Division I (10, 1 1, 12 grades) 1st Rich Lohr 100 LJ HJ DIS 880 TOTAL 11.2 17 ' 5 ' 6 75 ' 2:14 450 520 430 330 420 2150 2nd P . Ballentine 10.9 18 ' 2 5 ' 8 51 ' 2:16 520 568 475 90 400 2073 3rd Don Sams 11.8 17 ' 4 5 ' 0 82 ' 6 2:25 330 535 330 405 260 1860 Division 11 (9th grade) 1st D. Faulkner 11.2 7 ' 9 4 ' 11 84 ' 2:32 450 543 300 410 230 i 1933 2nd Doug Lohr 12.4 14 ' 1 1 5 ' 3 73 ' 2:24 240 370 400 300 270 1610 3rd S. Sutton 11.6 15 ' 10 5 ' 1 61 ' 2:35 390 450 350 170 200 1560 Records: 1978 Division I — Bill Marsh — 2,490 Division II — Mike Eastwood 2,150 Girl ' s Track Individual Points Lori Woodyard 142 V Mariam Boyd 131 Barb Collier 78V Ann Boyd 77 Gail Woodyard 57 Sharon McIntyre 51 Sharon Trice 41 Zina Morris 36 V Mary Jo An ter 34 4 Denise Lemanski 31 Dana Woodley 22 Patty Tetreau 20 Kathy Burgos 15 Renae Putze 10 Collen Schleyer 6 Chris Williamson 5v Betty Kaupp 5 Ann McGowen 5 Lorraine Jemison 3 Michelle Ruff 3 Sheilia Powell 2 4 Judy Polchonski 2 Janet Trice 2 Anita Harrison 1V4 Doreen McRoberts 1V4 Corky Putze 1V4 SKI CLUB MATH CLUB Ski Club, top right, (left to right). Back: Dan Hamill, Tony Spana, Mr. Clair, Eugene Wrubel, Mr. Friley, Mike Mooney, Doug Tramski, Tim Grabowski, Ken Kaufman. Middle: Dave Dell, Dan Bradbury, Matt Canzani, Tom Bradbury, Warren Brooks, Jeff Kean, Greg Easton. Front: Michele Keeney, Mary Sue O ' Brien, Becky Whitican, Anita Har- rison. NOT PICTURED: Erich Ditschman, Michelle Kern, Dave Arnott, Jacque Barzelogna, Ted Assaf, Sharon Hubbard, Rick Boule, Michelle Justa, Captain Vid- eo, Mike Korth, Dan Langolf, Bernie Long, Scott Nelson, Craig VanHosen. Math Club, (left to right). Mr. Cass, Teri Stoliker, Cecil Mille r, Jim Hinkley, Lori Heddle, Randy Owens, Steve Claflin, Paul Mer- chant, Jerry Thomas, Tom Mooney, Jack Lee, Tim Morley, Dave Stoner, Doug Houston. 138 DEBATE TEAM ' 7 Debate team, left to right; Rich Garcia, David Nadeau, Nancy Lee, Richard Graham, Michelle Shriner, Price Smith, and the de- bate coach, Mr. Lutz. The debate team is in the Thumb B Debate League. This year ' s debate topic was: Resolved that the United States should significantly change its foreign trade policy. This year the debate team won once, and lost 11 times. Other de- bate teams in the Thumb B dis- trict are: Deckerville, Lapeer East, Sandusky, Caro, Cros-Lex, and Bad Axe. SKILL CENTER 139 The World-Renowned Deca Club The world famous Deca club poses for a picture, left: Back Row; Alma Schmidt, Mr. Clair, Jeff Kern, Gary Gerlock, Dave Porier, Tom Crimmins, Marc Devereaux, Paula Moore, Tammy Mecum, Ernie Worth, Anna Van Luven, Mr. Schnieder. Front Row: Lisa Sopha, Glenda Burrell, Denise Summerer, John Jowett, Ed Jacobs, Carol Sherbutt, Barb Marsh, Karen Vincent, Rhonda Clause, Michelle Gates. At the 1st table, Jane Rehberg, Dianne Taylor, and Kevin Hudie (at the magical mystical podium). At the second table, we find Kathy Gor- don and Lynda O ' Dell. Below: more pictures of the Deca Club. Girls 7 and Guys 7 Varsity Clubs 1st row (standing) — Jamie Eagling, Michelle Ruff, Linda Sears, Carol Miller, Jill Wagar, Terry Green, Diane Hamlin. 2nd row (kneeling) — Lorrie Robin- son, Renae Schlyer, Robin Bright, Chris Williamson, Cathy Burgos, Mary Sue O ' Brien, Anita Harrison, Patti Tetreau. 3rd row (sitting) — Alicia Kim, Lisa Beaudin, Tina SilTamies, Renee Walsh, Janet Tissue, and Sheila Powell. Missing. Debbie Stocker, Elaine Tracey, and Renae Eagling. Back row — Jerry Coleman, John Schock, Greg Koglin, Ken Watson, Jim Arnold, Warren Brooks, Tom Ceglarek, and Tom Mooney. Middle row — John Paciorek, Steve Claflin, Paul Charles, Kevin Hudie, Tom Bradbury, Steve Sax, Larry Hartman, Eu- gene Wrubel. Front row — John Stewart, Kelly Cowan, Lenny Smith, Martin Hux, Paul Ballentine, Jim Robinson. Missing: Rob Atkinson. Student Council Top (L to R) Mike Cogley, Mr. Burgess, Gayle Strobbe, Kurt Hinkley, Cindy Willey, Jim Hinkley , Lennie Smith, Judy Polechonski, Ken Watson, Joe Dusellier. 2nd Row: Lori French, Vicki Zeller, Katie McLeod, Jill Secory, Lori Heddle, Renee Walsh, Julie Anter, Susan Dougherty, Anita Harrison, Kelly Lashbrook, Sharyn Hubbard, Darcy Watson, Ruth Warsinske, Nancy Sloan, Sharon Hagerthy, Jeanine Gurnsey, Lori Woodyard. 3rd Row: Joe Helton, Erich Ditchman, Stephan Kyle, Andrew McVety, Penny Sharrow, Mary Lou Dinger, Marcia Ruff, Dawn Palmateer, Sue Raschke, Brenda Grambow, Colleen McIntyre, Sue Ballard, Jennifer Fowler, Liz Noetzel, Lisa Hooper. Bottom Row: Nancy Lee (Historian), Michelle Justa (Treasurer), Jodi Rutherford (President), Kevin Wat- son (Vice-President), Michelle Ruff (Secretary), Jerry Thomas (Parliamentarian). Bottom Left: Craig Becker Bottom Right: Julie Anter 142 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated (left to right) Jin Chung— Parliamentarian, Cindy Willey— Secretary, Jerome Thomas— President, Jim Hinkley— Treasurer. Row 1: Bonnie Richards, Lori Hawley, Tonie Pelc, Deanna Roller, Joan Koerber, Carol Richards, Cindy Spring, Lori Heddle, Karen Stoutmeyer, Brenda Freiger, Lisa Harrington, Kim Brown. Row 2: Teri Tennison, Jeanine Gurnsey, Kate McLeod, Michele Ruff, Barb Grondin, Kim Guske, Nanci Werner, Karen Brown, Lynda Sears, Chris Williamson, Susan Polovich, Barb Carroll. Row 3: Jean O ' Brien, Herb Wendt, Steve Claflin, Steve Sax, John Paciorek, Renae Schleyer, Teri Stoliker, Elaine Tracey, Debbie Spring, Linda Hilliker. Row 4: Bill Gates, Greg Koglin, Kevin Watson, Ron Chisholm, Todd Biederwolf, John Mallorey, Bill Halifax, Tom Mooney, Paul Merchant, Ernie Werth, Bob MacRae. 143 IT ' S UNHEALTHY TO BE UN- PLEASANT The Cast of UTBU JFA Jim Arnold Shirly Elaine Tracey Connie Barb Grondin Valerie Barb Payn Uggins Artie Walton Anastasia Susan Dougherty Eugene Erich Hauenstein Miss Blank Lisa Hooper Madge Becki Whitican Jimmy Drew McVety The Crew of UTHBU Student Director Tom Moutoux Stage Manager Holl Geiger Properties Holly Geiger Technical Manager Stacy Barnhardt Sound Jodi Phillips Lighting Perry Bellieu Stage Crew Kurt Hinkley, Jewell Klebba, Steve Harvey The Crew Laura Magbanua, Debbie Coats, Sarah Ganhs, Cathy Coats, Gayle Angbrandt, Debbie Jansen, Anita Harri- son, Kathy Heltz, Debbie Mitchell, Sally Kinna, Nor- ma Kittridge. A Special Thanks to: Mike Bachler and Chuck Lutz Sets Milt Ploghoft Art Work Janet Bruce and Caroline Smith UTBU Shirts John Shonka UTBU Shirt Design 144 Top Row: Actors on stage. Center Left: Elaine Tracey Center Mid- dle: Barb Grondin Center Right: Susan Dougherty and Barb Grondin. Bottom Left Elaine Tracey. Bottom Right: Elaine Tracey and Barb Grondin. 145 Aides, Runners, A.V. 146 Top left; Jill Wager and Mrs. Bowman. Top center; Jack Martiny. Top right; Mike Troy, below him; Kelly Stager. Middle left; Cheri Messenger. Middle center; Re- nee Putze. Middle right; Nancy Werner. Bottom left; Kim Atkins. Bottom center; Melonie Peacock. Bottom right; Ted Dix- on. W7 YEARBOOK STAFF: 148 YEARBOOK STAFF: (top-left) — Suzie McNamara, (top-middle) — Roberta Sumner, (top-right) — Wes Washington, (center-left) — Wilhelm Bennert, (center-right) — Sue Dowd, (bottom-left) — John Paciorek, (bottom-center) — Cathy Jo Cook, (bottom-right — Dan Lynch. This Page: (top-left) — Mr. Reed talks to Mr. Carlson, the yearbook representative, about the yearbook, (top-right) — Lisa Cook, (center-left) — Mi- chelle Bowers and Dan Hamill. (center-middle) — Mr. Reed, (center-right) — Julie Roach, (bottom-left) — Brent Bradshaw and Charlie Cortez. 149 BIG REDS ENJOY BEST SEASON IN 15 YEARS The 1979 Big Reds Varsity foot- ball team won 5 of 9 games, turn- ing in the best overall record since 1964. A major factor in the teams success was it ' s tenacious style of defense, combined with an occasionally explosive offense. Seniors Howard Price and Don Rich where the leading tacklers for 1979 and where rewarded as all league selections. Senior Ken Lewis was rewarded for his ef- forts on the offensive line as he was selected to the 1st team all league. Junior Mike Eastwood earned 2nd team recognition from his defensive end position. Five Big Reds received honorable mention Tom Ceglarek, Mike Bourque, Jeff Diggins, Kevin Watson, and Steve Sax. The Big Reds offense was severly ham- pered by the loss of it ' s star run- ning back Steve Sax for the sec- ond half of the season, due to a shoulder injury. The highlight of the year was a 7-6 win over the Mt. Clemens Bathers. Picture 1. Steve Sax takes the hand-off and cuts inside against Royal Oak Shrine. 2. Ron Chis- holm returns the punt. 3. Don Rich recovers a blocked punt for a touchdown. 4. Mike Eastwood kicks-off. 5. John Paciorek con- verts the extra point. 150 Picture 1. Steve Sax gives 100 percent effort. 2. Todd Lee re- turns a punt up the sidelines. 3. Big Reds offense huddles up. 4. Defensive back Warren Brooks waits for the snap. 5. Fullback Mike Korth runs up the middle. BIG REDS REGAIN THE LITTLE BROWN JUG. Front Row (L to R): Ken Lewis, Jeff Kotzke, Dave Sams, Jeff Diggins, Howard Price, Steve Sax, Tom Ceglarek, Dave Genaw, Ted Assaf, Mike Bourque, Warren Brooks, and Tom Bradbury. Second Row: Manager Scott Wolman, Don Rich, Ron Sherbutt, Tom Arquette, Don Sams, Bill Gates, Mike Korth, Art Williams, James Ichenberg, Jerry Paciorek, Rick Ur- ban, Bob Linder, Ron Chisholm, and Coach Semelsberger. Third Row: Kevin Watson, Pete Pinkert, Larry Pinkert, Joe Cook, Marty Nichols, Nader Newash, Perry McDonald, Mike Eastwood, Matt Tanton, Mike Mooney, Jeff Brough, James Rogerson, Asst. Coach Law, and Asst. Coach Rathje. Fourth Row: Ray Wickings, Ralph Beerbower, Frank Ganhs, Todd Lee, Mike Morden, Brian Robinson, Andy Briedenich, Dave Heacock, Mark Mitchell, Matt Orick, Eric Bartley, and Paul Charles. 1979 Marked the 51st year of the Port Huron High vs Mt. Clemens rivalry. It is one of the oldest in the state. For the last 17 years the Bathers have dominat- ed, but in 1979 it was the Big Reds who took the brown jug home. Port Huron trailed at the half 6-0, but the Big Reds took the 2nd half kickoff and marched down the field for a touchdown. John Paciorek taking it in on a 1 yard quarterback sneak, and adding the extra point gave the Big Reds a 7-6 lead. Thanks to an outstanding defensive effort PH held on to win 7-6. Picture 1: Team Picture. 2. John Paciorek dives in for the touchdown against Mt. Clemens. 3. The Little Brown Jug regained from Mt. Clemens in 1979. Picture 1. Asst. Coach Warkentien of Marine City H.S. 2. Big Reds get fired up for Homecoming. 3. Big Reds prepare to dominate line play. 4. John Paciorek passes down field. 5. Matt Tanton stiff arms a defender. 6. Don Rich makes a tackle in the backfield. 153 JV FOOTBALL. This years JV Football team was lead by their out- standing running back Derek Faulkner. Derek rushed for 1036 yards on 180 carries. He averaged 5.6 yards per carry, and scored 8 touchdowns. The highlight of the year was a season ending shut out of Port Huron Central (13-0). Picture 1. JV team captains Derek Faulkner and Ron- ald Edwards wait for the toss. 2. Team picture. Front Row (L to R): Dan Johnston, Roger Zeller, Doug Jones, Scott Beerbower, Ty MacAlpine, David Dunsmore, Guy Harrington, and Len Smith. 2nd Row: Darrin Neitzke, Randy Oliver, Mark McVay, Todd Kercher, Scott Diller, Ken Berish, Earl Wickings, Wayne Moak, and Brad Dickey. 3rd Row: Dave Myron, Kerry Daniels, Bill Boyes, Sebastian Sutton, Donald Edwards, Derek Faulkner, Ronald Edwards, and Rich- ard Shepard. 4th Row: Kurt Hinkley, Erich Ditchman, Justin Garska, Ray Warsinski, Jim Manning, John Downing, and Mr. J. Schniedor. 5th Row: Andy Hinkley, R. Sparr, John Walsh, Nate Rogan, John Briedenich, B. Childs, Mike Hinkley, and Mr. B. Misyiak. 2 1979 GIRLS TENNIS The 1979 Big Reds Varsity and Ju- nior Varsity Girls Tennis teams did a very respectable job of re- presenting themselves and Port Huron High. Varsity finished with a 7-8 overall record and a 5- 6 (4th place) E.M.L. record. The J.V. finished 9-6 overall and 6-5 E.M.L. record. Joan Koerber, Debbie Stocker, and Renee Walsh served well as the team captains. The M.V.P. award went to Judy Polechonski. Front [L to R]: Marylou Midgely, Lorrie Robinson, Debbie Stocker, Joan Koerber, Lynda O ' Dell, Nan- cy Mohni 2nd Row: Karen Ham- lin, Judy Polechonski, Lori Hawley, Shelly Palmer, Denise Lemanski, Debbie Coats, Sue Kim, Cindy Dickey 3rd Row: Mr. Eppley, Rhonda Loxton, Alicia Kim, Kelly Lozano, Renee Walsh, Lori Bennett, Karen Hawley, Car- ol Miller, Mary Rehberg, Rose Loxton Picture 1. Team picture. 2. Joan Koerber follows through on her stroke. 3. Debbie Stocker returns one from the baseline. 4. Judy Polechonski concentrates on the ball. 5. Debbie Stocker refines her stroke. 6. Alicia Kim makes a smooth return. 155 Golf ' 79. The Big Reds ' Golf team, coached by Gene Bolden, fin- ished the season with a 4-8 dual meet record. Erich Hauenstein was the teams most consistent performer, averaging 42.33 per nine holes. Jerry Coleman fol- lowed closely averaging 42.50 per nine holes. In the E.M.L. Tourna- ment the team finished 4th. Hauenstein was named to the 1st team all-league. Picture 1. Tom Mooney, Ted Dix- on, Frank Schuler, and Eric Hauenstein. Picture 2. Bobby Smith, Doug Dagget, Jim Rich, Jerry Coleman, and Derek Boldon. Coach Boldon in rear. ANN BOYD RUNS IN STATE MEET. % 1 The Big Reds Girl ' s Cross Country team finished their sea- son 3rd in the EML, with a 3-2 league record. The team was lead by Ann Boyd, who finished 1st in the league, 11th in the Regionals, and 7th in the State. The boy ' s team did not fair as well. They finished 7th in the league, with a 1-6 record. Bob Atkinson was the most consistent runner, but Jim Arnold turned in the best time at 16:33. Front L to R: Paul Ballentine, Anita Harrison, Diane Hamlin, Tina Siltimies, Lisa Beaudin, Mary Sue O ' Brien, Chris Williamson, Ann Boyd. Middle: Tom Urban, Michele Ruff, Mah Canzani, Robert Beaudin, John McClelland, Scott Hall, Robert Atkinson, Larry Hartman, Patricia Bailey. Back: Jeff Kean, Pat McConnell, Jim Arnold, Gerard Watson, Eugene Wrubel, Ken Watson. 4 Picture 1: Team picture. 2. Ken Watson avoids a golf bag. 3. Rob- ert Beaudin pushes towards the finish line. 4. Elaine Tracy runs down the fairway. 5. Paul Ballentine starts his kick to the finish. 6. Michelle Ruff sets her own pace. 5 6 157 GIRLS VARSITY, YOUNG AND IMPROVING. This team was very young, con- sisting of three Freshmen, six sophomores and one Junior. De- spite the obvious lack of exper- ience they turned in a 7-13 over- all record. (Best in PHHS History.) The teams leading scor- er was Andrea Malachi. She scored a total of 184 points, aver- aging 8.7 points per game. Terry and Roni Lloyd added to the teams offense averaging 6 and 6.8 points per game respectively. Picture 1. ??? 2. Dana Woodley brings the ball into the front court. 3. Wendy Price out jumps her Northern opponent. 4. Team Picture. Front Row: Terry Green, Dawn Wojtoszek, Jill Wagar, Wendy Price, Dana Woodley, and Terry Lloyd. Back Row: Coach Ed Peltz, Linda Hilliker, Skip, Kathy Gor- don, Roni Lloyd, Andrea Malachi, and Survilla Bolden. 1 N 4 •V - dr- ■ — m 158 JV GIRLS BASKETBALL. This years team was coached by Mr. Frost and did a respectable job considering their lack of ex- perience. The team ' s leading scor- er was Lisa Lee. She scored 95 points for the year, averaging al- most 6 points a game. Julie Cole contributed by leading the team in rebounds with 55. The team ' s two victories came against Algonac (24-10), and Roseville (33-17). The JV team consisted of one Junior, one Sophomore, and 12 Freshmen which should lead to an improvement on their 2-15 record in years to come. Picture 1. Counselor A1 Frost who coached this years team. 2. JV Girls Basketball team picture. 159 SPORT-A-THON WAS A SUCCESS! At the end of the first marking period, the sports and other ac- tivities, for the three high schools, were in financial trouble. In a desperate attempt to save all of these programs, a walk-a-thon type fund raising effort was orga- nized. Thanks to a tremendous job by the newly founded boost- ers ' clubs, faculties, and students of the three schools, it was a suc- cess. Picture 1. PH walkers gathered at PH to register and start their walk. 2. PH walkers arrived at McMorran first to finish the walk. 3. The weather was beauti- ful. 4. Faculty showd their sup- port also. 160 FALL SPORTS RECORDS ' 79. Varsity Football PH OPP 35 L ' Anse Creuse High 6 6 Roseville 14 22 L ' Anse Creuse North 0 0 Port Huron Northern 7 7 Mount Clemens 6 7 Stevenson 28 3 East Detroit 6 0 Grosse Pointe South 17 19 Port Huron Central 12 Overall Record: 4 wins, 5 Losses PH JV Football OPP 6 Madison 6 16 Roseville 6 6 L ' Anse Creuse North 30 16 Port Huron Northern 30 6 Mt. Clemens 36 0 Stevenson 28 7 East Detroit 13 7 Grosse Pointe South 14 13 Port Huron Central 0 PH Overall Record: 2 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. Girls Tennis OPP V-JV JV-V 7-4 Lapeer East 1-0 3-4 Lakeview 1-4 6-5 East Detroit 0-1 7-4 Stevenson 1-0 7-5 Flint Kearsley 0-0 4-2 Mt. Clemens 3-3 0-0 Grosse Pointe South 5-7 0-0 Port Huron Northern 5-7 3-2 Lapeer West 3-4 3-4 L ' Anse Creuse North 1-4 6-4 East Detroit 1-1 7-5 Stevenson 0-0 2-1 Mt. Clemens 4-5 0-0 Grosse Pointe South 5-7 2-4 L ' Anse Creuse North 1-5 Overall Record: 7 wins, 8 losses. E.M.L.: 5 wins, 6 losses. (4th) E.M.L. Tournament: 4th place tie. Regionals: 6th place tie. Girls Varsity Basketball PH OPP 46 Cros-Lex 17 13 Stevenson 42 30 Algonac 23 29 Capac 30 30 Imlay City 28 60 Roseville 35 21 Grosse Pointe South 68 35 East Detroit 58 30 Port Huron Northern 29 25 L ' Anse Creuse North 77 28 Mt. Clemens 49 26 Stevenson 35 43 Roseville 34 26 Grosse Pointe South 67 36 East Detroit 39 29 Port Huron Northern 24 33 L ' Anse Creuse North 63 37 Mt. Clemens City Tournament 42 41 Marysville District Tournament 52 39 Port Huron Northern 45 Cross Country Boys Girls EML Record 1-6 EML Record 3-2 Finished 7th Finished 3rd Overall 2-10 Overall 3-3 Varsity Letter Winners Jim Arnold Lisa Beaudin Robert Atkinson Ann Boyd Paul Ballentine Diane Hamlin Robert Beudin Anita Harrison Larry Hartman Mary Sue O ' Brien Thomas Urban Tina Siltimies Eugene Wrubel Chris Williamson J.V. Letter Winners Steve Brown Patricia Bailey Matt Canzani Sharon Hagerthey Scott Hall Rhonda Loxton Jeff Kean Elaine Tracey Tim Langolf Michele Ruff John McClelland Pat McConnell Gerard Watson Kenneth Watson Girls J.V. Basketball PH OPP 13 Cros-Lex 28 9 Stevenson 27 24 Algonac 10 18 Capac 66 9 Imlay City 22 33 Roseville 17 23 Grosse Pointe South 60 15 East Detroit 43 9 Port Huron Northern 30 7 L ' Anse Creuse North 47 12 Mt. Clemens 48 11 Stevenson 31 26 Roseville 32 24 Grosse Pointe South 37 24 East Detroit 56 13 Port Huron Northern 26 12 L ' Anse Creuse North 51 2 Mt. Clemens 16 Overall Record: 2 wins. PH 16 losses. Golf OPP 238-22 L ' Anse Creuse North 24-238 235 Grosse Pointe South 207 226 Port Huron Northern 199 232 Lakeview 242 233 Stevenson 219 219 Mt. Clemens 218 227 L ' Anse Creuse North 234 218 Grosse Pointe South 209 232 Lakeview 244 226 Port Huron Northern 212 219 Stevenson 204 230 Mt. Clemens 220 Overall Record: 4-8 E.M.L. Tournament: 4th Erich Hauenstein 1st team Jerry Coleman 2nd team City Tournament: 4th Jerry Coleman 1st team Regional Tournament. 9th (18 teams) Big Red Choir Piano — Cindy Spring 1st Row (L to R) Nancy Peeling, Mary Washington, Brenda Benedict, Janice Martiny, Jamie Eagling, Juanita Sulliva, Tina Thrash, Crystal Anglebrandt 2nd Row Louann Parry, Theresa Curtiss, Laurie Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Jody Phillips, Debbie Harris, Norma Kittridge 3rd Row Ron Harris, Ernest Werth, Mike Troy, Don Grant, Bill Gates, Dan Lynch, Peter Curtiss, Tom Moutoux, Jay Martiny Bottom Left: Cindy Spring on piano Bottom Right: Crystal Anglebrandt Top Left: Lary MacDonald. Top Right: Price Smith. Bottom picture, trumpets and trombones in con- cer from left to right: Troy Boonstra, Scott Bolt, Kim Brown, Tim Harvey, Tom Mooney, Todd Boonstra, Bob Harvey, Jim Langolf, and Denise Camp. CHEROKETTES GET FIRED-UP OVER FOOTBALL Top Left: Debbie Wiedner Bottom Left: Cheri Mes- senger Top Right: Paula Bailey Bottom Right: Mary Warsella COLOR GUARDS IN THE ACTION COLOR GUARDS CAPTAIN: ALISON BROWN CAROLYN BANKSTON LEONA LEE ZINA MORRIS ROSLYN PACK TRACEY WILLIAMS 165 THUNDERBIRDS Top right, 1st row: Little Red Princess: Lori McIntyre. 2nd row; Audrey Wert, Koreen Dougherty, 3rd row, Kim Guske, Julie Parker. 4th row; Nancy Werner (histori- an), Brenda Dawson (cap- tain), Cecelia Miller, 5th row; Elisa Polovich (social chairman), Kim Winchester, Karen Brown, Gayle Strobbe (asst, captain), Teri Stoliker (secratary), Darcy Watson, Carol Manning. Bottom: The Thunderbirds show off a few poses. 166 DISPLAY FLAGS TOMAHAWKS BACK ROW (left to right)— Theresa Polechonski; Brenda Freiger; Colleen McIntyre; Yvette Babin; Kim Atkins; Carol Miller; Becky Gamble MIDDLE ROW (left to right) — Judy Polechonski; Karen Stoutmeyer; Roberta Sumner; Sharon Hubbard; Paula Heddle FRONT ROW (left to right) — Nancy Mohni; Marie Solomon; Lisa Long; Julie Stoutmeyer; Rosemary Downing; Cindy Prater AT BACK (left to right) — Rhonda Nelson; Nancy Boehm; Lisa Weir; Bethany Barth; Jackie Locke; MID- DLE — Susan Warren; Irene Haggerty; Maryjo Booth; Penny Bowman; Peggy Dewey; Gloria Torres; Sandy Fuller; Melody Cornette FRONT — Vicki Kerr; Mary Class; Angela Simerson; Nikki Luna; Roberta Class; Diane Taylor; Terri Gutierrez; Mascot in front Tina Weir Marching Machine At top: Dana Parks and Michelle Ruff carry banner for the Hud- son ' s Day Parade. At left: Craig Becker. At right: Band leader Mr. Payton. Bottom left: Nancy Werner. Bottom right: Cindy Balmer. 168 ROW 1: Steve Claflin, Keith Riv- ers, Tony Spana, Michelle Justa, Vicki Zeller. ROW 2: Band marches in Detroit, Renae Schleyer, Kelly Hering. ROW 3: Kent Dougherty, Tony Spana, Jim Hinkley, Kevin Becker. ROW 4: Band plays at half time, Craig Becker 169 BAND GOES OPRY STYLE 170 The Big Red Marching Machine took a trip to Nashville, Tennes- see last year. They played at the Grand Ole Oprey House and had a great time. The audience really enjoyed them. 171 CHEERLEADERS SHOW THEIR STUFF Top left, J.V. Cheerleaders: (1 to r), on top: Katie McLeod, Dee Purvis, standing; Lisa Hooper, Kim Durham, Jeannine Gurnsey, Laura Magbanua, Norma Kit- tridge, kneeling; Kelly Boyd. Bottom left. Varsity Cheerleaders: (1 to r), on top, Julie Anter, Sue Polovich, Jill Secory, bottom, Kim Brown, Linda Sears, Deanna Roll- er. Missing: Lori Johnson, Nancy Greenham. 172 173 Big Reds Mat Men Take City Tournament I 1st Row (L to R) Don Edwards, Greg Broussard, Don Rich, Mike Stager, Rob Atkinson, Frank Ganhs, Don Sams, 2nd Row Coach Ratje, Fred Hinojosa, Ron McKinney, Dan Cadena, Bob McConnel, Kevin Watson, Ty MacAlpine, Paul Charles, Bill Wolfe, Roy Hinojosa, Coach Law. 3rd Row Tom Urban , Chris Volpe, Jeff Shattuck, Mike Morden, Brian Belt, Pat McConnell, Brian Robinson, Dwayne Rich, Mike Counterman, Richard Browder. Picture 1: Team Picture. 2. Fred Hinojosa starts in the up position during the city tournament. 3. Chris Volpe squares off against his opponents. 174 The 1979-1980 Big Red Wres- tlers had 13 wins and 6 losses. Captain Don Rich lead the way with 34 wins and 5 losses. They won the P.H. Central Invitation, taking first were Don Rich, Don Edwards, and Don Sams. They also won the City Tournament with 96 points, taking firsts were Dwayne Rich and Don Edwards. The Big Reds finished third in the EML dual meet competition and fifth in the EML Tourna- ment. Don Rich qualified for the Regional competition, but was unable to wrestle due to illness. 2 Picture 1: Brian Robinson works over his opponent. Picture 2: Tom Urban prepares for the start. Picture 3: Tom Urban attempts to work out of a jam. Picture 4: Don Rich needs some leverage. Pic- ture 5: Chris Volpe gives it his all. 175 Big Reds Skate Past Northern The 1980 Big Red hockey team led by team captain Tom Sage, had its ' ups and its ' downs. The team finished the year with an overall record of 7-9. The year was highlighted by an upset win over Port Huron Northern, by a 2-1 margin. The key to this team was their ability to play as a team. When they played an aggresive team game they usually won. Picture 1. Co-Captain Mike Korth attempts to clear the goal crease. 2. Vicky Zeller became the first female goalie in the history of Michigan High School Hockey. 3. Tom Sage wins the face-off. 4. Team Picture. Front Row (L to R): Steve Sax, Tom Sage, Mike Korth, Bob Roth, Vicki Zeller, Tom Bradbury, Dave O ' Dell, and Dan Bradbury. Back Row: Goalie coach Larry Peck, Coach Bill Murrey, Greg Easton, John Stewart, Pat Korth, Derrick Faulkner, Jeff Schrader, Mark McClelland, Phil Pritchett, and asst, coach Paul Murrey. 9 Picture 1: Pat Korth takes the puck around behind the net Pic- ture 2: Derek Faulkner moves into the face-off circle Picture 3: Tom Bradbury knocks the puck off the boards Picture 4: Steve Sax warms up Picture 5: Tom Sage wins tbe face-off Varsity Volleyball Gets Bumped. The 1979- 80 Varsity Volleyball Team had a disappointing season finishing with a 2-18 overall record. But they did manage to come up with wins over Marysville and Yale, they also took 2nd in the Inter City Volleyball Tournment. The lead- ing scorer was Judy Polechonski for the second year in a row with 96 points. Front Row (L to R): Carol Ownes, Renae Eagling, Robin Bright, Brenda Vincent, Judy Polechonski, Tina Lazurka, Tammy Sopha. Back Row: Chris Williamson, Linda Kaumeier, Jill Wagar, Coach Hodge, Joan Koerber, Jo Edwards, Vicky Aguinaga, Dawn Wojtoszed. Picture 1. Team Picture. 2. Brenda Vincent practices her bump. 3. Jill Wager follows through on her set. 4. Jill Wager bumps. 178 Junior Varsity Volleyball 1 The 1979-80 J.V. Volleyball team won games against Roseville twice and Romeo once to finish the season with a 3-14 overall record. The lead- ing scorer was Karen Hawley with 68 points. Martha Schultz was good enough to be moved up to the Varsity team. Picture 1: Martha Schultz con- centrates on her serve. Picture 2: Toni Elliott bumps the ball over the net. Picture 3: Team Picture. Front Row (L to R): Julie Westbrook, Leann Kaufman, Diane Homlin, Lisa Beaudin, Paula Ruiz, Natalie Wojtoszek, Lora-Dean Jones. Back Row: Toni Elliott, Karen Hawley, Martha Shultz, Mr. Owens, Lisa Goudreau, Sharyn Hub- bard, Michelle Justa, Tina Lazurka. Missing: Jamie Eagling. 3 Big Reds recover from frustration. Early in the season a great deal of preasure was put on the Varsi- ty Team to win, including the league title. These high hopes and expectations failed to materi- alize as the team finished 12-9 overall and fourth in the league. Although the team was loaded with talent it didn ' t jell until late in the season. John Shock lead the team in scoring with a 16.5 scoring average. Back row (L to R): Assist. Coach Mr. Jones and Coach Gene Bolden. V: Greg Koglin, Derek Bolden, Martin Nichols, Todd Biederwolf, Bill Halifax, Oscar West, John Paciorek, Bud Davis, Albert Miller, Jerry Coleman, John Shock, Richard Lohr. Front: Roni Lloyd, Jerry Paciorek. Picture 1. Team Picture 2. Senior Bill Halifax puts in a short one. 3. Derek Bolden pulls up a jumper. 4. Julie Anter is satisfied with the sixth consecutive win over Northern. 4 1 Picture 1: 6 ' 4 Senior guard shows his loping ability, as he puts up a jump shot. Picture 4: Senior guard Oscar Ozone West puts in a lay-up against Northern. 4 2 Picture 2: Center Rich Lohr goes up strong for the basket, against Lanse Creuse North. Picture 5: 6 ' 5 Forward Greg Koglin puts in a reverse lay-up. 5 t i 3 Picture 3: Oscar West beats his man for an easy ten foot bank shot. Picture 6: Senior Forward John Schock splits the Northern defense for two of his season high 30 points. 6 jL 181 Fastbreak is the Word lor JV. The 1980 Junior Varsity basket- ball team established themselves as a team almost completely on the running game. They ran at every opportunity and then some. The basic reason for this style of play was their general lack of size. Due to the number of returning seniors on varsity, four junior guards elected to play on the junior varsity team for more game experience. The team fin- ished the season with an overall record of 6 wins, and 1 1 losses. Front Row (L to R): Chuck Jemison, Dan Bates, Guy Harrington, Brod Miller, Dave Johnson, Sebastian Sutton, Back Row: Coach Semelsberger, Jack- son Sutton, Jackie Brown, Ronald Edwards, Rich Daley, Terry Renecker, Doug Lohr, Frank Wil- liams, Mark Mitchell, Henry Brown, and Veda Sutton. 3 Picture 1. Junior Varsity Basket- ball team picture. 2. Junior Jackie Brown puts up a jumper. 3. Guard Dan Bates skies for a layup. 182 PHHS WRESTLING OPPO PH J.V. BASKETBALL OPPO PH VARSITY BASKET- 46 Marysville 18 28 Clintondale 53 BALL OPPO 40 Flint Carmen 26 38 Roseville 56 70 Clintondale 57 18 Chesaning Quad 42 56 Grosse Point S. 58 45 Roseville 67 36 Charoltte 30 49 East Detroit 39 62 Grosse Pointe South 66 48 Richmond 20 53 Kimball 49 66 Port Huron Central 48 18 Algonac 50 53 L ' Anse Cruese N. 45 58 Marysville 55 12 Fenton 48 47 P.H. Northern 39 77 East Detroit 60 1st Central Invit. 36 Stevenson 60 50 PH Northern 40 54 Lakeshore 8 45 Hazel Park 62 66 Royal Oak Kimball 72 50 Lakeview 9 55 Rosevelle 42 59 L ' Anse Creuse North 65 42 L ' Anse Creuse N 24 65 Lakeshore 72 72 Mount Clemens 60 46 Roseville 20 69 Grosse Point S. 79 59 Stevenson 84 4th Sarnia Invit. 44 East Detroit 55 63 Hazel Park 59 48 Stevenson 24 61 P.H. Northern 55 57 Roseville 62 31 Mt. Clemens 35 H L ' Anse Cruese N. 59 56 Lakeshore 59 52 Grosse Pointe S 18 55 Mt. Clemens 58 54 Grosse Pointe South 49 4th Algonac Invit 41 Stevenson 57 57 East Detroit 60 1st Inter-City Tourn. 50 PH Northern 48 26 East Detroit 38 67 L ' Anse Creuse North 56 38 PH Northern 24 67 Mount Clemens 55 5th E.M.L. 43 Stevenson 62 55 Anchor Bay 54 PH VARSITY ■ it m 1 VOLLEYBALL OPP lost East Detroit won PH J.V. 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Sponsor Congratulations Class of 80 It was a long, hard climb to the top. Keep going, may you reach your GOAL IN LIFE. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Eric Payton Dave Epply John Ufford Tim Haynes Best Wishes from: Cawood Auto Sales of Port Huron INDEX SENIORS Adolf, Kevin 48 Alexander, Margrette 48 Alexander, Pamela 48 Allen, Mary 48 Anderson, Shauna 48 Angelbrandt, Greg 48 Anter, Julie 6,10,48,54,172,193 Arnold, Jim 133,132,157,48,141,144 Assaf, Edmund 129,48,152,138 Atkinson, Robert 133,157,48,141,174 Babin, Scott 131,48 Balkwill, Charles 48 Ballentine, Paul 157,48,141 Balmer, Cynthia 126,48,168 Barham, Robin 48 Bates, Sharon 48 Bauer, Susan 48 Bayes, Jayes 49 Bayes, John 49 Bearden, Jeffrey 49 Beaudry. Gerald 49 Becker, Craig 49,169,168,142 Bennert, Heidi 49 Blake, Richard 49 Boehm, Janet 49 Bolden, Derek 156,49,181 Bolt, Barry 49 Bourgeois, Francoise 49 Bourque, Michael 129,128,49,152,150 Boyce, Richard 129,50 Boyd, Terry 50 Bradbury, Thomas 6,50,54,53,15 2,138,141 Brewer, Barb 50 Brisco, William 50 Brittian, Brian 50 Brittain, Karen 50 Brooks, Warren 129,50,53,151,152,138,141 Broussard, Gregory 50,174 Brown, Karen 50,166,143 Brown, Kimberly 50,53,172,35,163,143 Brown, Pam 50 Bunker, Shelly 51 Burleigh, Susan 51 Burrell, Glenda 140 Cambell, Kevin 51 Carroll, Barbara 51,53,143 Caryl, Mary Lou 51 Ceglarek, Thomas 129,51,153.152,150,141 Chartier, Christopher Class, Mary 51,167 Claflin. Steve 131,51,138,141,169,143 Closs, Curtis 52 Clyne, Carol 52 Coats, Jeffrey 52 Coats, Lisa 52 Coglin, Greg 52 Cogley, Michael 52,142 Coleman, Jerry 156,51,141 Collier, William 52 Collins, Tammy 52 Colwell, Jill 52 Conklin, Kimberly 52 Covey, Kevin 52 Cowan, Kelly 52,53,141 Cowper, Harold 53 Curtiss, Theresa 53,162 Curry, Cheryl Dagget, Douglas 156,53 Danver, Kay 53 Davis, Kathleen 53 Dawson, Brenda 53,166 Deem, Neomie 53 Diggine, Jeffery 54,152,150 Diller, Carl 54 Dingman, Susan 54 Distelrath, Karen 54 Dobson, Deborah 54 Doman, Kenny 54 Duselleir, Richard 54 Eagle, Leona 54 Edwards, Keith 55 Erickson, Lori 125,124,55 Evans, Ronald 55 Finch, Brian 55 Fleming, Harry 55 Fleury, Jeff 55 Fortune, Karen 55 Foshie, Tammy 55 Fowler, Thomas 10,55 Foy, Theresa 55 Frantz, Linda 55 Freiger, Barbara 55 Gardocki, Jeff Gates, William 129,128,55,152,162,143 Genaw, David 129,128,55,152 Gerrow, Kimberly 55 Gerstenberger, Daniel 55 Gifford, Brenda Gilchrist, Cheryl 56 Giroux, Catherine 56 Grabowski, Timothy 56,138 Graham, Sandra 56 Grant, Joseph 56 Green, Barry 133,56 Green, Ron 56 Grondin. Barbara 144,145,143 Gross, Vicki Guske, Kimberlee 56,143,166 Hagerthy, Sharon 56,142 Halifax, William 56,143 Hall, Donald 56 Hall, Rodney 56 Halliday, Nathan Harmon, Debora Harris, Deborah 57,162 Hartman, Larry 57,132,141,157 Hartwig, Katherine 57 Harvey, Robert 131,163 Hauner. Susan 57 Havens, Julie 57,124,125 Hebner, Diana 57 Heddle, Lori 57,142,143,138 Hein, Roy 57 Henderson, Bernice 57 Hering, Kelly 58,169 Herriman, Peggy 58 Hill, William 58 Hinkley, James 58,138,142,143,169 Horan, David 58 Hudie, Kevin 58,140,141 Huston, Douglas 138 Hux, Martin 58,141 Ichenberg, James 152 Jacobs, Edward 58,140 Jewell, William 58 Johnson, Sheila 58 Jowett, John 58,140 Kaufman, Kenneth 58,138 Kelch, Rodney 59 Kern, Jeffery 59,140 Kester, William 59 Kibbe. Tammy 59 Kivel, Theresa 59 Koglin, Gregory 141,143,181 Korth. Mike 59,151,152.138 Kotzke, Jeffery 153.59,70,152 Krenke, Ann 59 Kromer, Karen 59 Lafave, Joanne 59 Landshoot, Penny 59 Langolf, James 60,163 Lee, Jack 60,138 Lepak, Mike 60 Letarte, Claudia 60 Lewis, Kenneth 153,60,152 Lohr, Richard 11.60,181 Long, Bernard 133,60,138 Lopiccolo, Francesca 60 Loxton, Brian Loxton, Ronald 60 Lynch, Daniel 58,60,148,162 Macarher, Clifford 60 Mackay, Sharon 60 Macrae, Robert 60,143 Mallorey, John 60,143 Manchester, Dale 61 Manchester, William 61 Martiny, Evelyn 61 Martiny, Janice 61,162 McDonald, Scott 61 McMillan, Virginia 61 McFaggart, Harry 61 McVay, Dee 61 McVay, Gordon 61 Meeks, Donald 61 Merchant, Paul 61,138,143 Miller, Albert 61 Miller, Ceclia 61,138,166 Miller, Jeffery 61 Miller, Julie Mix, Ronald Moak, Michael 61 Mooney, Thomas 131,156,61,138,141,163, 143 Moore, Brian 62 Moortel, Terry 62 Morley, Timothy 62,138 Moutoux, Tammy 62 Moutoux, Tommy 62,162,144 Murphy, Maureen 62 Naylor, Calvin 62 Northrop, Helen 62 O ' Brian, Luann 62 O ' Dell, David 62 Olshove, John 62 Orlando, Sandra 62 Owens, Randy 129,128,63,138 Paciorek, Gerald 129,83,152 Paeth, Shirley 63 Pardee, John 63 Parker, Dwayn 63 Parker, Don 63 Parks, Dana 63,168 Parmann, Michels 63 Parrish, Cheryl 63 Parrish, Dawn 63 201 Parrv. Louann 63.162 Alexander. Robert 75 Doman, Ken Korth, Patrick 81 Peter, Marcia 125,124.63 Andrews, Karen 75 Dombrowski, Victor 77 Lafer, Sherry Peters, Steven 63 Andrews. Timothy 75 Donachy, Linda 77 Lamm, Shawn Pickett, Charles 63 Anglebrandt, Crystal 75,162 Donaghy, Ronald 77 Landschoot, Gregory Pierce, Daniel 63 Anglebrandt, Gregory Arquette. Tom 75,152 Donovan. Melisa 77 Lane, Beatrice 81 Poirier. David 63 Dougherty, Susan 77,142,144,145 Lashbrook, Kelly 126.81,142 Polechonski, Theresa 64,167 Avers, Lisa 75 Dowd, Susan 148 Ladesma, Patricia Porrett, Millie 64 Bailey, Patricia 135,157,75 Dawning. Rosemary 126.77,167 Lee, Robert Porter, Timothy 64 Bailey, Paula 75.164 Baird, Wayne 75 Duckwroth, Karen Lee, Todd 151,81,153 Post. William Dunn, Jeanne Lepak, Marty 81 Potts. Julie 64 Bankston. Robert 75 Dusellier, Joseph 78,83,154,142 Lepak, Micheal Prater, Cindv 64,167 Barham. Robert Eagling, Renae 75,141 Leppek, Angela 81 Linder. Rober 82,152 Prevost, Christopher 64 Price. Howard 129,128.132.153,64.152 Barnes. Cindv 75 Easton, Gregrey 133,132.78,138 Eastwood. Micheal 133,153.78.152.150 Barnes, Heidi 75 Little. Jeffery 82 Prvor, Lon 64 Bartley, Eric 75,152 Edwards. Frank 78 Loxton, Jeffrey 82 Put e, Renee 135.134.64,146.147 Basnaw, Charles 75 Emerson. Sue Loxton, Ronald Radske, Diane 64 Bates, Daniel 75 Ernest, Steve 78 Lumpford. Tammy 82 Rehberg, Jane 64,140 Reiter, Beth 65 Bauer , Daniel 75 Farnsworth. Shelley 78 Luna. Kim 82 Bearden. Dale 75 Fenner, Barry 78 Lutes, Mark 82 Revna. Cindv 65 Bearden. Mark 75 Fenner, James Lynch, Jacqueline 82 Rich, Donald 153,65,152,150.174 Beauchamp, David 75 Ferrier, Donna 78 Lvltle, Bonnie 126,82 Macclemmons, Terry 82 Richards, Bonnie 65,43 Beauvais. Paul 75 Fleming, Shirley Riedel. Barbara 65 Becker, Kevin 75,169 Fleury. Jeff MacDonald. Lawrence 80,82,163 Riehl, Theresa 65 Beerbower, Ralph 75,152 Benedict. Brenda 162 Fortune, Karen Marks, Mary 82 Rivers. Keith 133.132.66,169 Freeman, Ted 78 Marsh, Barbara 82,140 Roberts. Barbara 66 Benedict, Dorthv 75 Freiger, Brenda 78,167,143 Martin, Randy 82 Rogan, Clarrissa Bennett, Robert 75 French. Lon 78,79,142 Martiny, Charles 82 Rowack. Mark Biederwolf. Todd 75,143 Fretenborough, David Martiny, Jack 82,162,147 Ruff Michele 135,157,66.141.168.142.143 Blake, Andrea 75,34 Furman. Janet 78 Matts, Virginia 82 Rui , Henrietta, 66 Boehm, Margaret 126,75 Ganhs, Frank 152.174 Mayer, Michael 82 Rumble. Carl 66 Boehm. Nancy 75,167 Gates. Joell 78 Mayhew, Sherry 82 Rutherford, Jodi 7,10,66,142 Bolt, Andrew 75,163 Gates. Michelle 78,140 Maynard, Marie 82 Rutherford, Jan 67 Boonstr a. Todd 129.128,75,163 Gerlach, Gary 78,140 McClelland. Mark 82,130 Sage. Thomas 67 Bourdonais. Dawn 75 Gersky, Duane 95 McConnell, Charles 82 Sams, David 67,152 Bourque, Suzanne 75 Gerstenberge, Carole 78 McConnell. Robert 82,133,174 Sass. William 67 Bowers, Robert 75 Gerstenberger. Douglas 78 McDonald. Perry 82,152 Saunders, Gerald 68 Bowman. John 75 Gierman, Kenneth 8 McFarlane, Randy 82 Sax. Steven 133.68,151,152,150.141.143 Bowman. Kimberly 75 Boyd. Ann 135,157.75 Gill. Laura 78 McIntosh, John 82 Schafer, Angela 68 Gill, Penny 79 McIntyre, Colleen 82.167 Schmidt. Wade 68 Bind. Terry Gofton, Steven 79 McKeand, Scott 82 Schock, John 68,141.181 Boyd, Wendy 75 Gordon, Kathleen 125.158,29,140 McKinney, Harry 82 McKinney, Ronald 82,174 Schrader, Jeffery 68 Bovea, Julie 75 Gossman, Linda 79 Schultz, Harold 69 Bradbury, Dan 130,76,138 Gould, Gary 79 Grambow. Brenda 79 McLeod. Katherine 78,82,142,143,172 Scott. Annete 69 Bradshaw. Leonard 76 McNamara, Suzanne 82,148 Seals. William 69 Bradshaw. Tami 76 Gratton. Michelle 125,79 McNutt. Patricia 82 Sears, Linda 53.69.172,141,143 Breidenich, Andrew 76,152 Green, Jeffrey 79 McRoberts, Doreen 82,135 Senvk. Deborah 70 Brewer Barbara Green, Robin 79 McTaggart. Fredrick 82 Sergent. Jefferv 70 Brittain. Bruce 76 Green, Sue 79 Mecum. Madeline 82,140 Sherbutt. Carol 70,140 Brough, Jeffrey 76,152 Greenham, Nancy 79,172 Messenger, Cheri 4,83,147.164 Simpson, William 70 Broussard. Christopher 76 Gross. Stephen Messenger, Theresa 83 Skover. Kimberly 71 Brown, Alison 76.165 Guenther, Keith 79 Meyers, Eric 83 Smith. Brenda Brown. Charles 76 Gurnsey, David Millard, Terry Sopha, Kim 71 Brown, Christopher 76 Gurnsey 78,80,79,172,143.142 Miller, Albert Spring. Deborah 71,143 Brown, James 76 Gydrich, Julie 79 Miller. Carol 83,141,167 Stager. Michael 71,174 Brown, Josh 76 Haggerty, Kellie 79 Hall, Rodney Miller, Raymond Starkey, Curtistene 71 Brown, Mary 76 Minnie, John Steele, Deborah 71 Brown, Tracy 76 Hamilt, Dan 79,138.149 Mitchell, Kevin Stevens, Theresa 71 Buckingham, Lori 76 Hankard, Charles Mitchell, Mark 83,152 Stock well, Jackie 7,10,70 Buckles, Vincent 76 Harrington. Lisa 79,138 Moncrief, Calvin 83 Stoliker. Teri 71,138.166,143 Burgos. Catherine 135,141 Harris, Tammy 79 Monton, Crystal 83 Stoner, David 71,138 Burkett, Raymond 76 Hart. Donald 79 Mooney. Michael 83,152,153,138 Strauchman, Tim 71 Burkhardt, Mark 76 Hart. Kathy 79 Moore, Brian Streeter, Linda 71 Burt, Cynthia 76 Hartley. Elizabeth 79 Moore, Paula 140 Struthers, Donald 71 Cadena. Dan 76.174 Hartman. Rodney 80 Morden, Kathy 83 Sum merer. Denise 71,140 Camp. Denise 163 Harvey. Timothy 80,163 Morden, Micheal 82,152,174 Sweeney. David 71 Canzani, Matthias 157.76.138 Hase, Alan Moutoux, Stephanie 83 Tannahill, Kim 71 Carroll. Brenda Havenstein, Erich 156,80.144 Nadeau. David 83,133,139 Tanton, Rose 71 Carson, Carla 76 Hauner, Sandra 80 Naylor, Calvin Thomas. Jerome 72.138,142,143 Castillo. David 76 Hawley, Lori 80,146,143 Neitzke, Randal 83,130 Thomas, Laurie 72,162 Cavis, Dean 76 Heacock, Barry 80 Nelson, Dennis 83,133 Thompson, Charles 72 Ceglarek, Monna 126,76 Heacock, David 80,152 Newash, Nader 83,152 Tokarski, Rich 72 Chaffee, Timothy 76 Hedberg, Brian 80 Nichols, Gary 83 Tracy, Elaine 157,72,141.144.145,143 Chaney, David Hedt, Dwain 80 Nichols. Martin 83,130,152 Tramski. Douglas 72,138 Charles, Paul 76,152.141,174 Heir, Brian 80 Nolan, Scott 83 Trombley. Brian 72 Chisholm. Ronald 133,132,76,152.150.143 Henderson, Eugene 80 Northrop, Donald 83 Troy, Kimberly 72 Urban. Ricky 72.152 Vanconant, Becky Chreiki, Michael 76 Herr, Brian 131 Nugent, Tammie 83 Chung, Jim 76,143 Higgins, Thomas 80 H illiker, Linda 126.158.80,143 O ' Brien, Jean 83,143 Clawson. Stephanie Closs. Rhonda 76,140 O ' Dell. Lynda 83,79,140 Vanhoesen, Graig 72.138 Hinkley, Duane 80 Oppertshaus, Eric 83,133 Varty, Julie Cole, Carolyn 76 Collier. Barbara 135,134,76 Hoffman, Tom 80 Orick, Matthew 83.133,152 Vought. Brenda 72 Holdburg, Kirk 80 Holley, Ronda 80 Osgood, James 83 Wagar. Luann 72 Collingwood. Peggy 76 Collins, Raymond Collins. Robert 76 Osko, Frances 83 Walker, William 73 Holmes, Donald Owens, Scott 83 Ward, Benjamin 73 Holstine, Allen 80 Paciorek, John 83,130,152,148,150,141,143 Wardle. Julie 72 Conger, Tim 133,76 Hubbard. Anita 80 Palmer, Shelly 83 Palmer. Teri 83 Warren, Sheila Cook, Joseph 76,152 Hunger, Mark 80 Washington, Mary 72,162 Cook. Lisa 76,149 Hunt, Douglas 80 Parker, Donald Watson, Julianne 53,73 Counterman. Micheal 76,174 Ichenberg, Carol 126,80 Parker, Orville Weaver, Robert 73 Covey, Barbara 76 Ichenberg, Richard 80 Parmann, Thomas 83 Weber, Marsha 73 Crimmins, P 77 Issac, Donald 80 Paton, Thomas 83 Werner. Nancy 73,166.168,147,143 Crimmins. Thomas 77,131,140 Jacobs. Joseph 80 Payton, Barbara 84,144 Werth, Ernest 73,162,140,143 Cutcher, Richard 77 Jewell, Charles 80 Pearson, Evon West. Oscar 73,181 Dailey, Lawrence 77 johnsick, Edward 81 Pelc, Tonie 84,143 Wheelis. Barry Wickings, Helen 73 Dalton. Robert Johnson. Lorianne 81,172 Pelkey, Patti 84 Daly, Diane 77 Jones, Karen 81 Pemberton, Deborah 84.126 Wilkens, Ron Daugherty, Ricky Jones, Leann 81 Penn, Debbie 84 Wilkens, Steve 73 Daugherty, William Kaumeier, Linda 81 Pickett, Douelas 84 Pierce, Joseph 84 Willey. Andy 73 Davidson, Jeannean Kean. Jeffrey 157,81,138 Willey, Cynthia 142,143 Davies, Jodi 77 Keeler, Lori 81,146 Pinkert, Larry 84,152 Williams. Arthur 73,152 Davis. Curtis 77 Kelch, Ernest Pinkert, Peter 84,152 Williams. Pamela Davis, Patricia 77 Kelchner, Alan 81 Polovich, Susan 84.143,172 Williamson. Christine 135,157.73.141.143 Deam, Rhonda 77 Kelly. Leo 81 Porter. Mark Willis. Craig 73 Deem, Aaron 77 Kern, Michelle 81.138 Potts, Jeffery Withun, Duwayne 73 Denman. Jill 77 Kern. Timothy 81 Powell. Elizabeth 10,84 Woodyard, Lori 135,134,73,142 Deuereaux, Marc 77,140 Kesner, Jeff 81 Powell, Richard 84 Yorke, Deborah 73 Dewey, Bonnie 77 Kesner, Marcia 81 Preston. Kathleen 84 Zink, Richard Dewey. Louann 77 King, Deborah 81 Prince, Charles 84,130 Diaz, Griselda King, James 91 Pritchett, Phillip 84 JUNIORS Dickinson, Scott 77 King, Tina 81 Purvis, Dee 84,172 Dickinson. Shelly 77 Kirkpatrick, Brian 81 Putze, Corrine 84,135 Aikins, Robert 75 Dixon, Theodore 130,156,147 Kitt ridge. Rose 81 Radatz, Joanne 84 Aldrich. Dorinda 75 Dixon, Yvonne 77 Kivel, David 81 Rakke, Debbie 84 Allison, Barbara 75 Dobson, Bruce Klaus, Debbie 77,81 Rakke, Donna 84 Allison. Laura 75 202 Doherty, Hugh 77 Koerber, Joan 81,143 Rebitzke, Laurie 84 Reeves. Ethel 84 Reid, Rebecca 84,126 Reynolds, Kim 84 Richards, Carol 84,143 Roach, julie 84,141 Robinson, Brian 84,130,152,140 Robinson, lames 84,141 Robinson, Lorrie 85,141 Rodgers, Walter 85 Roe, Ronald 85 Rogan, Bill 85 Rogan, Cynthia 85 Rogan. Marty 85 Rogan, William Rogerson, James 85,152 Roller, Deanna 85,172,143 Roth Robert 85 . Rounsoville, Brian 85 Roy, Scott 85 Rui . Edward 130 Rushton, Lon 85 Rutherford, Michael 85 Rutkowski, Debra 85 Sams, Donald 85,152.174 Samuelson, Joe 85 Sanderson, Wally 85 Schaefer, Gayle 85 Schaidt, James Schalav. Robert 85 Schleyer, Renae 125,85,141,169,143 Schmidt, Alma 85,140 Schott, Jodi 125,85 Schott. Richard 85 Schrader, Cheryl 85 Schultz, Carl 85 Schultz. Jim 85 Schultz. Martha 85.179 Schumacher, Shelly 85 Schwab, Gregg 85 Scott, Eaustyne Sergent, Bryan 86 Sharrow, Penny 135,77,86 Sherbutt, Ronald 86,152 Shonka, John 86,144 Shubert, Julia 86 Shuler, Tammy 86 Sibilla. Robert 86 SilTamies, Tina 157,86.141 Simond. Michael 86 Sloan, Robert Smith, Barbara Smith, Carolyn 86 Smith, David 86 Smith. William 86 Smith, William Sopha, Lisa 86.140 Spana, Anthony 130,86,138,169 Spring, Cindy 86,162,143 Stapleton, Kelly Stebbins, Kelly 86 Steele, Tammie 86 Stein, Tammy 86 Stein haus, Kerry Stewart, Sherrie 86 Stocker. Debra 86.141 Stoliker. Dana 86 Stoutmeyer. Karen 86.167,143 Stover, frank 86 Strilcov. Lori 86 Strobbe. Gayle 10,86.88,166,142 Sutton, Jackson 86 Swain, Steven 86 Sweeney, Leo 77,86 Sweet, Charles 86 Swift. Kay 86 Symon, Charles 86 Tanton Matt 153.86,152 Taylor, Denise 86 Taylor, Diane 86,140 Tennison, Terisa 87,143 Tetreau, Patricia 135,87,141 Thomas. Brenda 162 Thomas. Robert 132.87 Thompson. Fiona 87 Thompson, Karen 87 Tippie. Kelly 87 Todd, Jacqueline 87 Tokarski, Mark 8 7 Tokarski. Richard Trice, Rhonda Trice, Sharon 87 Troy. Michael 87,162.14 7 T ucker, Mary 87 Umphrey. Mark 87 Une, Jew 87 VanLuven, Anna 87,140 VanLuven. Kenny 87 Verlinde. Gregory 87 Vicencio. Juanita Vincent. Karen 87,140 Vollmar, Martin 87 Wallisch. Robert 87 Walsh. Denise 87 Walton. Artie 87,144 Wardle, Edward 87 Warner, William 87 Warsalla. Mary 87,164 Washburn, Cindy 87 Washington, Wesley 87,148 Watson, Bonnie 87 Watson. Cathev 87 Watson. Kevin 153.87.152.150,143.174 W ' atson, James 87 Watson, Harrision Weaver, Gary 88 Weidner, Debbie 88,164 Weir. Lisa 88,167 Wells, Robert 88 Wendt, Herbert 88,143 Werderman, Gary 88 Werth, Raymond 88 West, Judy 88 Westbrook, Perry 88 Wickings, Raymond 88,152 Wilder, Annette 88 Wilkins, Clifford 88 Williams. Frank 88 Williamson, Suzanne 135,88 Wingard, Jody Withun, David Witt, Jeffrey Wolff, Michelle Woodard, Betty 126 Wool man. Ricky 88 Woolman, Ron 73 Woolman, Schott 88,152 Workman, Beth 88 Wrubel, Eugene 157,88,138,141 Zeller, Victoria 135,88,169,142 Zick, Eugene Zick, Sherry 88 Zweng, John 88 SOPHOMORES Angbrant. Gayle 90,144 Arnold. Ronald 90 Arnot, David 90,138 Arthur, Lorna 90 Atkins, Kimberley 90,167.147 Atkinson, Thomas 90 Babin, Ronald 90 Ballard. Susan 90,93,142 Bankston, Carolyn 127,90,165 Bankston. Marilyn 90 Barnhardt, Stacy 125,124,90,144 Barzelogna, Jacque 90,138 Basnaw, Roger 90 Bauer. Raeann 90 Baum. William 90 Bayes, Bill 90,154 Beaudin. Robert 157,90 Beaudry. Christopher 90 Beerbower, Scott 133.90,154 Belt, Brian 91,174 Benedict, Shelly 90 Bennert, William 91,148 Bergman, Mary 91 Bergman. Mildred 91 Berish, Kenneth 91,154 Bickle, Scott 91 Bishop, Aileen 91 Boehm, Bonnie 91 Bolden, Survilla 158,91 Boonstra, Troy 133.91,163 Bouns, John 91 Bowen, Edward 91 Bowers, Michelle 91,149 Bowie, James 91 Bowman. Brenda Bow ns, Joh n Boyd, Jeanine 91 Boyd. Kelly 91,99.172 Bradshaw. Brent 91.149 Breidenich, John 91,97,154 Bright. Robin 91,141 Brittain, Bradley 91 Britz. John 91 Brooks. Sheryl 91 Brown, Karl 91 Brown, Lincoln 91 Brown, Mary 91 Brown, Steven 91 Brown. Timothy 91 Buckles, Mary Burdick. Lisa 91 Burleigh. Sherry 91 Busha. Mike 92 Cadena. Linda 92 Carmody. Menilynn 92 Carpenter. David 92 Carpenter, Lansing 92 Catanzaro, Robert Champman, Robin 92 Chartier, Mary 92 Cheney, Nancy 92,98 Clark, Ralph 92 Clark. Theresa 92 Cleaver. Mike 92 Coats. Cathy 92.144 Coats. Deborah 92,144 Cook. Cathy 92,94,148 Cornette. Lyle 92 Corry, Kimberlee 92 Cortez, Charles 92 Curry, Gordon 92 Curtis, Thomas 92 Cutiss, Peter 92 Daggett. Dana 92 Daily, Maureer 92 Daly, Richard 92 Daniels. Kerry 92 Daugherty, Daniel 92 Davis. Donald 92 Davis, Jered 92 Davis. Laura 92 Deeker, Dolanda 92 Delavrier, Kathv 92 Demetroff, Chris 92 Devereaux, Sara 92 Deview. Debra 92 Dewey, Peggy 92 Dickey, Cunthia 92 Dickinson, Roxanne 92 Dobson, Daniel 92 Dobson. Lisa 92 Doman, Bryan 92 Dombrowski, Bobby 92 Donaghy, Michelle 92 Dorland, Harold 92 Doryman, Ann 92 Douqherty, Ken Downing, John 92 Duckworth, Sharon 93 Dunsmore, David 93 Eagle. Randy 93 Eagle. Tammy 93 Eagling, Jamie 93.102,141,162,129 Edwards, Dawn Edwards, Donald 93,154,174 Edwards, Jo Ellen 93 Edwards, Leon 93 Edwards, Michael 93 Edwards. Ronald 93,154 Egan, Michael 93 Emerick, Michelle Evans, Donald 93 Exley, Susan 93 Faulkner, Derrick 94,154 Findley. Ted 94,131 Felming. Lloyd 94 Felury, Roger 94 Flora, Jerry 94 Floyd, Sherry 94 Foster, Lorie 94 Fountain, Christine 94 Frasier, Dan 94 Freiburger, Denise 94 Fretenborough, Patricia 94 Frey, Allan 94 Frey, Harold 94 Fiiedland, Paul 94 Frizzle, Scott 94 Fry, Michael 94 Fuller. Sandra 94.167 Gamble. Randy 94 Garcia. Richard 94.139 Garska, Justin 94.154 Gates. Daniel 94,95,130 Geiger, Holly 94.126,144 Genyn, Deborah 94 Gonzalez, Cherry 95 Goudreau. Louis 95 Gossger, Lynn 95,125 Graham, Frederick 95 Graham. Matthew 95 Graham. Richard 95,135 Grant, Donald 95,162 Gray, Vicki 95 Green, Joseph 95 Green. Kathev 95,146 Green, Randall 95 Greene, Stacie 95 Greene, Tammy 95 Green, Teresa 45.127.141.158 Gross, Kenneth 95 Gurnsey, Gordon 95 Gutierrez, Gregoiy 95 Haggerty. Robin 45 HalL Pamela 95 Hamlin. Diane 135.157,98,95,141,179 Hanel, Barbara 95 Hanton, Shelli Harris, Ronald 95,162 Hamson. Anita 135.10.11.157.91.95,138.141. 142,144 Hart, Barbara 95 Hartman. Kenneth 95 Hartman. William 95.133 Hase, Bnan Hawley. Karen 95,179 Haves, Dawn 95 Heddle, Paula 95.167 Hedeen, Susan 95 Heilig, Valerie 95 Heinz. Guy 133,95 Henderson, Dwight 96,101 Hilliker, Scott % Hinkley, Andrew 96,154 Hinkley, Michael 96,154 Hinojosa. Alfred 96,174 Hooper. Lisa 96,172.142.144 Hoover. Nathan 96 Homing, Kelly 96 Hose, Bnan 96 Hoshowski, Linda Howe, Haylev 96 Hubbard. Sharon 127.96.138,167.142.179 Hudson. Robert 96 Huffman. Joel 96 Hux, Diana Hyde, James 96 Ichenburg, Stephen 96 Ingles, Bonnie 96 Irwin, Terry 96 Isaac, Ronald 96 Jacobs. Timothy 96 James, Richard 96 Jansen. Deborah 96.144 Jefferson, Clinton 96 Jemison. Charles 96 Jemison. Lorraine 135 Johnsick, Bnan 97 Johnson, David 97 Johnston, Daniel 11,97,154 Johnston, Robert 97 Jones. Anne 97 Jones, Douglas 133,97,154 Jones, Loradean 127,97,179 Justa, Michelle 97,138,169.142,179 Justice, James 97 Kamsickas, Gregg 97 Kauffman. Leann 127,97,179 Keeler. Ronald 97 Keeley, Tammy 97 Keeney, Michelle 97,138 Kelch, Kimberly 97 Kelley. Linda 97 Kelley. Patnck 97 Kercher, Jody 97 Kerr, Vivkie 97,167 Kesner, Joseph AE Keyes, Donald 97 Kilbourne, Joe 97 Kim. Alicia 97,141 Kingsbury, Robert 97 Kittridge. Robert 97 Kittridge, Norma 97,172,162,144 Klebba, Virgil 97 Knisley, Gary Koglin, Stephen 131.97 Koshay, Christine 97 Kuehn, Lisa 97 La bade. Rose 97 La bombard. Michael 98 La forge. Jay 98 Lafoutman. Charles 98 Lane, George 98,101 Langolf, Daniel 98.138 Langolf, Timothy Latarte, Jennifer 98 Laturno, Robert 98 Leach, Susan 98 Lee, Brenda 98 Lee, Leona 98,165 Lee, Nancy 98,93,96,154,148.142,139 Lemanski. Denise 135,98 Liverance, William 98 Livingston. Mark 98 Lloyd, Lanna Lloyd. Theresa 126,158,91.98.94 Locke. Jacqueline 98,167 Lockrem, Alan 99 Lohr, Douglas 99 Lonczkowski, Mark 99 Lopiccola, Theresa 99 Louks, Gary AE Loxton, Debra 99 Loxton, Rhonda 99 Loxton. Rose 99,127 Lozano. Kelly 99 Lumpford, Gregory 99 Luna, Alejo 99 Lutes, John 99 Lynch. Shawn 99 Macdonald, Karen 99 Magbanua. Laura 99,172,144 Manchester. Bndgett 99 Manning, Carol 99,166 Manning, James 99,154 Manns, Scott 99, Marinez, Gary 99 Marsh, Came Marsh. Laura 99 Marzolf, Donald 99 Mccain, Lois 99 Mccleary, Kenneth 99 Mccrory, Cinder 99 McDonald, Raymond 99 McGowen, Ann 135,99 McLaughlin. Michelle 99 Mcvay, Mark 91,99,154 Messenger, Ronald 99 Middleton. Troy Midgley. Bryan 100 Midgley. Marylou 100 Miller, George 100 Miller, Lawerence 100 Miller, Patnek 100 Miller, William 100 Minke, Jeffery 100 Minnie, Julie 100 Mitchell, Deborah 100,144 Mohni, Nancy 100,167 Monto, Ricky 100 Monzo. Timothy 100 Moore. Brett 100 Morgan, Caprice 100 Morris. Ron 100 Mortis, Zina 135,100,165 Moutoux, Ernest Muir, Cammie 100 Murphy, Timothy 100 Myron, ' David 133.100.154 Neil, Patricia 100 Neitzke, Darrin 100,154 Nelson, Rhonda 100,167 Nelson, Scott 100,138 Nichols, Diane 100 Noetzel, Elizabeth 100,142 Nolan, Kurt 100 Norman. Eddie Norris. Adam Northrop. John 100 O ' Brein. Marvsue 137.157,100,138,141 O ' Connor, Gforia 100 O ' Dell, Julie 100 Odle, David 100 CXIle, Todd Oliver, Randall 133,100,154 Olshove, Robert 100 Olson, Candie 100 O ' Reilly, Daniel 100 Orta, Victor 100 Osgood, Jeffery Ostrander, Thelma 100 Owens, Carole 127 Pack, Rosiyn 101,165 Parker, Julie 91,101,166 Parker, Viky 101 Parmann, Douglas 101 Paul, Lori 101 Pauli, Ronald Peacock, Melanie 101,147 Peeling, Nancy 101,162 Perez, Steven 101 Perry, Timothy 101 Phillips, Jody 101,162,144 Pickett, Stephen 101 Polechonski, Judy 135,134.10,11,94,101,167, 142 Polovich, Elisa 101,166 Pontack, Deborah 126,101 Porter, Thomas 101 Posev, Linda 101 Powell, Sheila 135,101,141 Price, Wandy 126,158,101 Pringle, Joesph 101 Pritchett, Timothy 101 Purvis, Wayne 101 Quitter, Frank 101 Raschke, Susan 93,101,142 Ratcliffe. Susan 101 Rautheaux, Cinnete 101 Rebenock, Victor 101 Renaker, Terry 101 Renno, Tammy 102 Reyna, Jose 102 Rice, Donna 102 Rich, Dwayne 102,174 Roberts, James 102 Robinson, Gerald 102 Roche, John 102 Roe, Dawn 102 Roe. Lillian 102 Rose, Theresa 102 Roskey, Brenda 102 Roskey, Patrick 102 Rov. Andrew 102 Ruiz, Paula 125,102,179 Russell, Darren 102 Sanchez, Rosita 102 Saunders, Kelly 102 Schaefer, Lori 102 Shattuck, Jeff 102 Schott, Tina 102 Schriner, Michelle 102,139 Schultz. Eugene 102 Secory, Jill 102,172,142 Shaffer, Randy 102 Shattuck. Jeff 174 Sheldon, Larry 102 Sheridon, Ronald 102 Sherwood, Jim 102 Shilling. Laurie 102 Skinner, Dreima 102 Skinner, Robert 103 Sloan, Lori 103 Sloan, Nancy 103,142 Smith, Leonard 103,141,142,154 Smith, Price 103,139,163 Smith, Richard 103 Smith, Scott 103 Solomon, Marie 103,167 Soulliere, Kenneth 103 Spencer, Christine 103 Spicer, Robert 103 Stager, Jeffrey 103 Stager, Kelly 103,146,147 Starkey, Viola 135,103 Steele, Beth 103 Stein, Stoney 103 Stephens, Tracey 103,127 Stevens, Barbara 103 Stewart, John 103,141 Stewart, Tony 83,103 Stockwell, Sandra 103 Stone, Rocky 103 Sullivan, Juanita 103,162 Summerer, Adam 103 Sumner, Roberta 103,148,167 Surline, Craig 103 Sutton, Sebastian 103,133,154 Sweet, Katerine 103 Swinson, Kathy 103 Swoffer, Dawn 103 S afran. Kathleen 103 Tallant, Ginger 103 Tanton, Laura 104,135 Taylor, Alene 104 Temple, Karen 104 Terbush, Mark 104 Thomas, Cheryl 104 Thrash, Anita 104 Thrash, Christine 104,162 Tissue, Janet 104,125,126,141 Totten, Angela 104 Trapp, Nancy 104 Trendy, Kenneth 104 Trice, Ronald 104 Troy, Elizabeth 104 Turck, Deborah 104 Turner, Kim 104 Urban, Thomas 104,133,157,174 Vincent, Brenda 104,126 Volpe, Christopher 104,174 Wager, Jill 104,127,141,147,158 Wahl, Brian 104 Walker, Derrick 104 Walsh. John 104,130,154 Walsh, Runee 104,141,142 Waltenburg, Maurice 104 Walters, Maria 104 Ward, Rodney 104 Ward, Tammy 104 Wardle, Donna 104 Warren, Susan 104,167 Warsinski. Raymond 104,154 Warsinski, Scott 104 Washington, Micheal 104 Watson, Kenneth 133,157,104,141,142 Weber, Kristine 104 Webster, Clarence 105 Wehrwein, Bonnie Wessman, Lori 105 Westbrook, Julie 127,179 Whitoomb, Ken 105 Whitican, Rebecca 138,105,144 Whitmore, Tina 105 Wickings, Earl 133,154,105 Wickings, Tamara 105 Willey, Sheila 105 Williams, Glenn 105 Williams, Tracey 105,165 Wissmell, Lynn 105 Wojtoszek, Natalie 105,179 Wolfe, Betty 105 Wolfe, Bill 105,174 Wolfe, Connie 105 Wolfe, Terry 105 Wolfe, William 105 Woodard. Harold 105 Woodley- Dana 135,158,105 Young, Robin 127,105 Zeller. Roger 154,105 Zimmer, Sundae 105 Ziolkowski, Micheal 105 FRESHMAN Acheson, Lawrence 106 Adams, Tina 106 Adams, Wendell 106 Aguinaga, Victoria 106 Albert, Debra 106 Alexander, Karen 106 Allen, Paul 106 Amey, Clifford 106 Angbrandt, Carrie 106 Appel, Claire 106 Arnold, Jerry 106 Arnold, Theresa 106 Avers, Andrew 106 Bade, Larry 106 Baker. William 106 Baker, Howard 106 Bailey, John 106 Bales, Thomas 11,106 Barr, Robert 106 Barrett, Salley 106 Barth. Bethany 106,167 Baxter, John 106 Beaubien, Colleen 106 Beaudin, Lisa 10,11,157,106,141,179 Beavers, Patricia 106 Benedict, Cynthia 106 Benedict, Tom 106 Benedict, Frank 106 Bennardo, Rosemary 106 Bennett, Lori 106 Bennert, Melinda 107 Best, Terri 107 Bettridge, Christine 107 Blake, Colleen 107 Bolman, Penny 107 Boner, Matthew 107 Booth, Mary Jo 107,167 Bourbonais, Eugene 107 Bouverette, Catherine 107 Bowen, Randy 107 Bowen, Rodger 107 Bower, Shelly 107 Bowers, Micheal 107 Bowers, Peter 107 Bowie, Brian 107 Bowman, John 107 Bowman, Penny 107,167 Brittain, Brace 107 Brittain, Earl 107 Brooks, Kenneth 107 Browder, Richard 107,174 Brown, Alonzo 107 Brown, Andrew 107 Brown, George 107 Brown, Henry 107 Brown, George 107 Brown, Leroy 107 Bryce, Lori 107 Buckendge, David 107 Buckingham. Karen 107 Burns, Louella 107 Campbell, Dale 107 Campbell, Darrell 107 Campbell, Mary 107 Carel, Laurie 107 Carpenter, Scott 107 Carraway, Brett 108 Carrol, Mary 108,146 Casey, Lisa 108 Catanzaro, Leona 108 Cavis, Mary 108 Chaffee, Brian 108 Chartier, Diane 108 Childs, Brian 108,154 Chisholm, Jahavel 108 Chreiki, Gemille 108 Class, Roberta 108,167 Cole, Julianne 108,159 Cole. Mark 108 Coleman, Jessica 108 Collins, Barbara 108 Collins, Timmy 108 Combs, Ronald 108 Comstock. Michelle 108 Cook, John 108 Cook, Lori 108 Cook, Stephanie 108 Cook, Robin 108 Cornette. Melody 108,167 Corry, Scott 108 Cowper, Theresa 108 Crambow, Kimberly 108 Crimmins, Paul 108 Currah, John 108 Curtis. Kimberly 108 Daniels, Charles 108 Davenport, Tim 108 Davis, Jeff 108 Davis, Robbie 108 Deeter, Denise 108 Deland, Reno 108 Delaurier, Robert 108 Dell, Annette 108 Dell, David 108.138 Delong, Jody 108 Denman, Jane 106,108 Denman, Jean 108 Diaz, Juanita 108 Dickey, Bradley 108,154 Dickinson. Gary 109 Dickinson, James 109 Diller, Scott 109,154 Dinger, Mary 109,142 Ditschman, Erich 109,154,138,142 Dixon. Art 108 Doan, Kathryn 109 Dobring, Lois 109 Dobson, Mary 109 Dorland, Darla 109 Dougherty, Koreen 106,109,166 Dougherty, Paul 109 Dunsmore, Mike 109 Duckworth, Jonna 109 Durham, Kim 109,172 Eagle, Cherrie 109 Eddy, Anna 109 Edmonds, Bonnie 109 Edwards, Barbara 109 Edwards, Francetta 109 Eagleston, Michael 109 Elliott, Toni 109,179 Ellsworth. Juliann 109 Emerick, Chris 109 Ernest, Donald 109 Esquibel, Tony 109 Evanchuck, Steve 109 Falk. Lee 109 Farnsworth, David 109 Felchak. David 109 Fenner, Gary 109 Findley, Ann 106,109 Fitzpatrick, Maria 109 Fleming, George 109 Fleming, Paul 109,110 Fowler, Jennifer 110,142 Fuller, Tina 1 10 Gage, Lisa 1 10 Galanos, Steven 110 Galbraith, Kelly 110 Gamble, Joan 1 10 Gamble. Rebecca 110,119,167 Garcia. Ruben 1 10 Gibson, Micheal 1 10 Gilbert, Scott 1 10 Gill, Gerald 110 Glenn, Kim 1 10 Gobeyn, Robert 110 Goudreau. Lisa 110,119,179 Grabowski, Pamela 110 Graham. Robert 1 10 Grambow, Kim 1 10 Gray, Diane 1 10 Green, Nancy 1 10 Green, Ricky 1 10 Greenwood, Nancy 110 Gumsey, Trina 110 Guske, Jon 1 10 Gutierrez, Terri 111,167 Gyorick, Stephen 111 Haggrety, Irene 111,167 Hall, Louis 111 Hall, Scott 157,111 Hallay, Jayne 111 Hallay, June 1 1 1 Hamlin, Karen 1 1 1 Hanneke, Elizabeth 111 Harrington, Guy 111,154 Harris, Thomas 1 1 1 Hartwig, Ellen 1 1 1 Harvey, Steven 11,144 Healy, Penny 1 1 1 Hegler, Russ 1 1 1 Heilig, Eugene 111 Heinz, Kelly 111 Helton, Joe 111,142 Henry, Edward 1 1 1 Herron, Shawn 111 Hindes, John 1 1 1 Hinkley, Kurt 111,154,142,144 Hinojosa, Roy 111,174 Hoban, Debra 1 1 1 Hoel, Arlene 1 1 1 Holmes, Timothy 111 Holmstrom, Laurie 111 Huffman, Mary 1 1 1 Hux, Deanna 111,112 Ingles, Russell 1 12 Jackson, Lori 112 Jansen, Gregory 112 Jemison, Cathleen 112 Johnson, Colleen 112 Johnson, Bill 112 Johnston, Terry 112 Jones, Dennis 112 Jones, Douglas 112 Kabonia, Gloria 112 Keith, Judy 112 Kelchner, Harley 112 Kelly, Daniel 112 Kelly, Donald 112 Kelly, Kevin 1 12 Keltz, Kathleen 112,144 Kendrick, Jackie 112 Kercher, Todd 112,154 Kerr, Mayeillieena 112 Kim, Susan 106,112 King, Donald 112 King, Jeff 112 Kinna, Sally 112,144 Kivel, John 1 12 Kivel, Shelly 112 Klebba, Julius 112,144 Knight. Oscar 112 Kota. Michelle 112 Kovacs, Elizabeth 112 Krenke, Elizabeth 112 Kyle, Stephan 106,112,142 Lahadie. Leo 1 12 Labadie, Scott 1 12 Lacroix, Wendy 112 Lafer, Tracie 112 Laffrey, Kristine 112 Lashbrook, Charles 112 Lavere, Elizabeth 112 Lavere, Pamela 1 13 Lazurka, Tina 119,113,179 Leach, Brian 113 Leathorn, Karen 1 13 Leduc, Troy 113 Lee, Johnny 1 13 Lee, Lisa 159,113 Lester, Kim 113 Lewandowski, Deanna 113 Lloyd. Lonna 113 Lloyd, Lynda 113 Lloyd, Roni 158 Lohr, Sue Ellen 119,113 Long, Lisa 113,167 Love, Tammie 113 Loxton, Ronda 113 Lucas, Tim 1 13 Luna, Nikki 113,167 Lynch, Annette 113 Mackey, Daniel 113 Malachi, Andrea 158,113 Mallorey, Randall 113 Manchester, Jeffrey 113 Martin, Terry 113 McAuley, Debbie 113 McCleary, Steven 113 McClelland, John 157,113 McCombs, Sheila 113 McConnell, Patrick 157,114,174 McGuire, Richard 114 McKenzie, Elizabeth 114 McPhail, Larry 1 14 McPherson, Duane 114 McPherson, Marsha 114 McTaggart, Melody 114 McTaggart, Robert 114 McVety, Andrew 114,142,144 Mehon, Ronald 114 Mellendorf, Perry 114 Merrill, James 1 14 Messenger, Dennis 114 Micallef, Celino 1 14 Miller, Brodrick 114 Miller, Frances 119,114 Minor, Joy 114 Moak, Wayne 114,154 Montney, Joseph 114 Moore, Angela 1 14 Moore, Michelle 114 Morris, Thomas 115 Morrison, Anna 1 15 Munro, Chuck 115 Nadeau, Lisa 115 Naylor, Charles 115 Nichols, Pamela 115 O ' Brien, David 115 Olshove, Christine 1 15 Olson, Susan 115 204 Ostrander, Robin 115 Paeth, Julie 115 Palmateer, Dawn 115,142 Patty, Kenneth 1 15 Pemberton, James 1 15 Pere , Rebecca 115 Phillips, Steven 115 Piper, Billy 115 Plover. Nancy 115 Poirer, Theresa 1 1 5 Pontack, Scott 1 15 Porrett, Christine 115 Porter, Debora 1 1 5 Pt sey, Dennis 115 Preston, Penrey 115 Pritchett Mary 115 Put e, Kelly 115 Quitter, Cheryl 115 Radat . Kim 115 Raines, Craig 115 Redfield, Chris 115 Reid, Beaann 1 15 Ren no, Cary 1 1 5 Respondek. Eddie 115 Reynolds, Cynthia 116 Rich, James 1 56,1 16 Riedel, Kara 1 16 Riehl, Tina 116 Roberts, Michelle 116 Rogan, Dionne 1 16 Rogan, Nathaniel 154,116 Rome, Diana 1 16 Ross, l ewis 1 16 Ruck, Delbert 1 16 Ruff, Marcia 142 Rutkofske, Robert 116 Rutkowski, Mary 116 Sage, Gina 116 Saldivar, L.inda 1 16 Salmons, Tresa 1 16 Sanderson, Wallace 116 Schember, Susan 116 Schmidt, John 1 16 Schroeder, Holly 116 Schuck, Kathy 1 16 Scriver, Christopher 116 Sharrow. Harold 117 Shell, Catherine 1 17 Shepard, Richard 154.116 Shoebottom, Troy 117 Shonka, Joe 1 17,1 16 Shuler. Franklin 156,116 Shuler, Thomas 117 Simerson, Angela 117,167 Simmons, Jeffrey 117 Singels, Percy 117 Smith, Brian 117 Smith, Glenn 1 17 Smith, Rebecca 117 Smith, Robert 156,1 17 Snowden, Scott 1 17 Snyder, Shellv 1 17 Sopha, Julie 117 Sophia. Tammi 1 17 Sparr, Rusty 1 17,1 54 Spicer, Thomas 1 17 Stager, Penny 117 Stapleton, Gary 1 17 Stebbins, Ronald Steele, David 117 Stein, Debbie 1 17 Steiner, Kim 10,11,117 Sterling, Daniel 1 17 Stevens, Jane 117 Stewart. Andrea 1 17 Stolicker, Kris 1 17 Stoutmeyer, Julie 117,167 Surline, Tammy 118 Strauchman, James 118 Summerer, Julie 1 18 Sutton, Veda 1 18 Swackhamer, Tom 1 18 Swaffield, James 1 18 Sweeney, Kathleen 118 Swit .er, Frederick 118 Symon, Patricia 1 18 Tanton, Herbert 1 18 Tanton, Terry 118 Taylor, Diane 118,167 Thomas, Kevin 1 18 Thomas Mark 118 Thomas, Ron 1 18 Thomason, Anthony 118 Thompson. Bonnie 118 Thompson, Patrice 118 Thompson. Tina 1 18 Titian. Bob 118 Tomic, William 1 18 Torres, Gloria 118,167 Trapp, Michelle 118 Troy, Laurie 118 Tucker, Cynthia Tucker, Lynn 1 18 Tucker, Snelly 118,119 Turner, Tammy 1 18 Umphrey, Daniel 118 Urban, Brenda 1 18 Vanbuskirk. Wanda 118 Vani, Jim 1 18 Vanloo, Dennis 1 18 Vannorman, Scott 1 18 Vercnocke, Christopher 118 Villerot, Greg 118 Villerot, Jeff 118 Walker, Gwendolyn 118 Walker, Stanley 1 18 Walker, Tina 120 Waltenburg, Carl 120 Walters, Tammy 120 Walton, Kevin 120 Ward, Margo 120 Ward, ina 120 Watson, Willie 120 Watts, Bruce 120 Warsinski, Barb 120 Warsinski, Jacqueline 120 Warsinske, Ruth 120,142 Washington, Michelle 120 Watson, Darcy 120,142,166 Watson, Gerard 120,157 Weaver, Rosemary 120 Weiss, Angela 120 Wendt, Kimberly 120 Wert, Audrey 120,166 Wesbrook, Terrill 119,120 Wet el, Michele 120 Wickings, Carol 120 Williams, Ledelle 120 Williams, Michelle 120 Williamson, Darel 120 Wilson, Jack 120 Winchester, Kimberley 120,166 Winkel, Sherilyn 120 Wojtoszek, Dawn 120,158 Wolfe, Clarence 120 Woodard, Jonathan 120 Woolman, Wendy 120 Worden, Robert 120 Yeitter, Allen 120 Zaremba, Gary 11,120 Zepelzauer, Frank 120 Zieg, Alan 120 Zinzo, Gerald Ziolkowski, Timothy 120 Zweng, David 120 Special Education Armstrong, Sheila Bauer. Kathy 106 Benedict, Charles 90 Bergman, Robin 106 Black. Nome 107 Bochatyn, Tim 107 Boehm. Thomas 91 Bowen, Robert Brittain. Bret 76 Brittain, Brian Bunker, Shelly Burge, William 107 Campbell, Brian 107 Churchhill, Bruce 92 Clerc, Cynthia Collins, Jane Colwell. John 92 Corwin, Mary 108 Cribbs, John 108 Dean, Rodney 108 Diaz, Richard 109 Doan, Anthony Drew, Arthur 78 Duckworth, Karen 78,93 Duckworth, Terry 108 Dudd, Kevin 93 Duman, Brian 93 Dutton, Betty Eagle. Florence 93 Robbin, Edwards 127,93 Evans, Mark 78 Frazer, Jeff 94 Fuller, Dawn Gerstenberge, Todd 110 Gyorick, Jean 138,95 Harm, Scott 57 Hayes, Larry Hutchinson, Cheryl 96 Hutchinson, Robert 96 Hutchinson, Sherrie 80,96 Jenkins, Ron 80 Johnston, Billy 1 12 Jones, Ron Kabon, Ronald 1 12 Kanthak, Tanya 81 Keeley, Robert Kester, Marcus Klaus, Richard 59 Knight, Inez 97 Lafranle, Beverly 98 Lafranle, Larry $8 Lambson. Lee 112 Lashbrook, Timothy Laturno, Ray 112 Lavere, Terry 81 Lee, Angie 1 13 Lewandowski, Randy Locke, Elwin 60 Love, Edwin 113 Main, Robert Manning, Mark 99 Martin, Michael 99 Martin, Terry Matthews, Ben 99 McClelland, Ted 99 McCue, Robert 114 Miller, Clarence 100 Miller, Jesse 1 14 Miller. Kim 100,37 Minnie, Jeff 1 14 Minnie, Tina Monzo, Anthony Moore, Dwaine Moore, Margaret Moore, Patrick 115 Morris, Jeff 100 Neaves, Paul 83 Neil, Patrick 100 Neil, Wesley 115 Nutt, James Patterson, Robert 115 Peeling, Linda 84 Radatz, Dennis 101 Radatz, Michael Redfield, Chris Reed, Robert 64 Reese, Chester Reeves, Victoria Roberts, Michelle Robinson, Brenda 84 Roe, Lewis Sanchez, Daniel Sanderson, William 116 Sharpe, James 102 Sheffer, Thomas 1 17 Smith, David 117 Smith, Russel 117 Smith, Steve Spigner, Douglas 103 Starkey, Roosevelt 103 Struthers, James 86 Swift, Roosevelt Taylor. Mark 118 Trapp, David 104 Trenoy, Tina 118 Trice, Janet 135 Truchan, Deborah 104 Turuck. Scott 118 Urban, Brad 1 18 Vickers, Tim 104 Watts, Pamela 104 Wilkins, Robert 120 Williams, Charlie 120 Williams, Timothy 120 Willis, Craig Wood, Pamela 120 Young, Joseph Young, Mark 105 Young, Steve 120 Teachers Staff Anderson, Mary 21 Ask, Paul 31 Bachler, Mike 144.24 Beebe, Mona Belt. Floyd 24 Berger. Bill Biddle. Judy 41 Bolden, Gene 156,20 Bomto, Tony 25 Bowman, Betty 147,22 Bricker, Keith 43 Browski. Kay 29 Bruce, Janet 144,28 Burgess. Harry 142,39 Camm, Gary 33 Case, Tom 138 Charles, Amanda 44 Chidester, Zaida 27 Clair, Jim 138,35,140 Dillon, Alice 44 Dittenber, Jan 35 Domke, Mac 39 Donovan, Barb 27 Dortman, Alex 45 Dougherty, Dick 39,43 Earley, Jim Emlaw, Floyd 20 Eppley, Dave 20 Ewald. Carol Farley, Janet 27 Fiedler, Marilyn 32 Friley, Bill 138,26 Frost, A1 126,159,20 Gates. Marilyn 44 Haeck, Phi 11 25,26 Harris, Correnthia Harrison, Ralph 39 Hart, Gerald 33 Haynes, (Tim) Frank 19 Herzer, Nora 20 Hillaker, Dick 126 Hisscock, Dick 32 Hodge, Keith 30,42 Hughe, Mary 44 Hunter, Steve 25 Jamison, Marge 44 Jones, Jim 127 Katerberg, Arlis 36 Koreiba. Mike 25 Lambert, Carol 33 Landon. Meegan 27 Langolf. Hal 27 Laughlin, Reed 40 Lavoy, Pat 39 Law, Mark 152,174 LeBlanc. Lori 37 Lutz, Charlie 144,139,39 Lyszak, Walt 19 Madden, Virginia 34 Marks. Linda 39 Marion, Carolyn 36 Mason. Ron 42 Maxwell, Mona 44 Me Morran, Diane McMullin, Colleen 106,37 McWilliams, Viola 45 Misyiak. Bart 154,32 Mitchell. Bill 27 Niemi, Kathy 29 Nuszkiewicz, Mane 44 Owens, Tim 179,130,30 Payton, Eric 168,28 Peltz, Ed 158,36 Ploghoft, Milt 144,28 Rathge, Jim 33,152,174 Raub, Florence 31 Raymond, Carol 40 Reed, Bruce 149,26 Repp, Greg 41 Richards, Charles 31 Robinson, Bettv 44 Schneider, John 35,133,140,154 Semelsberger, Ken 152,40 Smith, Carolyn 144,28 Smith, Glenn 36 Smith, Janet Smith, Sue 34 Spencer, Eldon 45 Spring, Jack 32 Stephenson. Shirley 44 Sweeney, Eleanor 44 Ufford, John 19 Ulrich, Glenn 31 Vandenburgh, Al 42 Verran, Bob 82,26 Whitaker. Mike 25,24 Willick, Art 40 Winters, Larry 34 Wismer, Don 26 Zebelian. Bev 26 Cunningham, Dave 28 Secretaries Mrs. Bingham 22 Mrs Emlaw 22 Mrs Gostinger 22 Mrs Kipp 22 Mrs Naylor 22 Mrs Zieg 22 _