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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

Introduction Seniors Sharyn Hubbard, Judy Polechonski, and Doug Jones laugh at our photographer as they sit on their senior bench. Sophomores Kim Robinson and Kris Atkins stroll down the hall with lunch in hand. Freshman Rhonda Ellsworth day dreams while holding her thirty-five cent balloon. Opposite page: Tim Murphy welcomes everyone to Big Red Country. TABLE OF CONTENTS Act I Main Characters pp 1-45 Act II Understudies pp 86-115, 128- 151, 163-185 Act III Producers pp 66-85 Act IV Intermission pp 46-65, 120- J27, 152-162 Act V Our Supporters pp 186-195 Act VI Cast of Characters pp 196-205 Act VII Colaphon pp 206-207 2 Student Life Big Red Chief 3 Homecoming Court Nominees and their Escorts. 1. Dennis Blake and Sophomore Shauna Bona. 2. Senior Prime Minister Dan Gates and Queen Sue Raschke. 3. Paul Cummings and Sophomore Stacey Reynolds. 4. Matt Falk and Fresh- man Kris Hodge. 5. Performers in the Homecoming Court are the ris- ing stars of the future. Front row: Senior representatives Sue Ballard, Queen Sue Raschke and Anita Har- rison. Back row: Sula Cavis, Kris Hodge, Cathy Ballard, Roni Lloyd, Stacey Reynolds and Shauna Bona look forward to next years audi- tion, while Prime Minister, Dan Gates observes. 6. Senior Anita Harrison and Dave Rix. 7. Jim Nutt and Junior Sula Cavis. Homecoming Court Seniors Prop Comes Out On Top! Seniors bring down the house with their award winning prop. Mother Goose. The color- ful float with flapping wings and flirting eyes, steals the spot lights. Prop crew members be- gan preparing Mother Goose on September 16, for her star performances in the Homecoming pa- rade. Big Reds Bandboosters float puts the spotlights on our Victory Bell. 6 Floats Juniors ' The Old Lady in The Shoe strides into second place. As the Old Lady peeks out the back window to look at her competition Hickory Dickory Dock chimes into third place for the Sophomore class. As the mouse runs up the clock, the clock strikes four, for the Fresh- men and poor old Humpty Dumpty. Floats 7 Senior Grand It seemed like it was only yes- terday when we entered high school as Freshmen, full of all sorts of different ideas about how we would spend the next four years of our lives. Everyone seemed so towering in size com- pared to us little freshmen. The threat of ' ' Freshmen Kill-Day was always on our minds. In 1979, we were at two dif- ferent schools: PHHS and PHCHS. No one had any idea that we would merge into only one school. Here, at PHHS, our 1979 homecoming float entered com- petition with the theme of Toys . We placed fourth with our Choo Choo Train. Simultaneously, at Central, the class of 82 built homecoming walls, the theme being The Four Seasons . Proudly, it tied for third place. In 1980, the theme at PHHS for the float competition was The Muppets . Our Sophomore year must have brought out our spirit and coordination. We placed second with Ernie and Oscar the Grouch. Central ' s 1980 walls were based on the Holidays theme. We triumphantly built a giant As we crowded together for our final appearance of our high school years we gathered behind the Port Huron Fire Hall for our class picture. Fond memo- ries of high school days went through Seniors Finale Valentines heart with Cupid shooting his arrow and took sec- ond place also. The 1980-81 school year brought us up a step on the lad- der as we became Juniors. But this year also brought something else: split sessions. Though split sessions were the worst thing that ever happened to Port Huron High, there were also good things that came out of it — like the merging of two schools which gave us all the opportunity to meet new friends! Classrooms were occu- pied with weary students from 6:40 a.m. until 5:25 p.m. and our sports were taken away from us, but somehow we managed to adjust. Now the class of 82 is the Senior class. Mother Goose took off flying into first place, and we have a winning football team. We finally put our cross- town rivals. Northern Huskies, in their place and we let the whole community know it! Now as we look back on our Senior year and everything we have accomplished during our high school years, we wonder, as we did as Freshmen, what the world holds in store for us. our minds. Remembering the embarrass- ing times as freshmen, the exciting times as sophomores, the glorious days of our junior year, and finally our senior year helped all of us to grow. Seniors The Day the Parade Was Made Brad Dickey, Teresa Shank, and Marcia Ruff ride in a truck in the Homecoming parade. Mr. Burgess supervises the egg toss during the Homecoming games. 10 Homecoming Determined Stacey Reynolds catches the egg but misses the yolk. Smiling Mary Crimmins, Ann Breidnich, Mary Anne Kruse, and Chris Horbes watch the homecoming games. Cheerleaders Karen Novar, Beth Hooper, Anna Prax, Petra Dickerson, Denise Nadeau, and Carol Phillips provide sound effects during the homecoming parade. 11 Homecoming 1. Seniors win Tug-of-War! 2. Senior Sue Exley observes students in the hall. 3. Court member Anita Harrison is being chauffeured by junior Pam Fox during the parade. 4. Carl Muehlman appears to be making a point. 1. Steve Teeple escorts Senior Homecom- ing Queen, Sue Raschke 2. Mark McVay shows the Senior float is 1! 3. Seniors show how the egg toss is done. 4. Seniors Frank Rotondi and Derrick Faulkner are having fun in the wheel- barrow race in the homecoming. 5. Senior Liz Noetzel and Jill Secory watch Senior Dave Rix in the hambur- ger eating contest. Active Seniors in Their Glory Days 12 Seniors Senior Spirit Shines Its Brightest 1. Seniors show pride after winning the victory bell!! 2. Cruising seniors proudly pull their winning float. 3. Hobbling Don Edwards and Doug Lohr cross the finish line in the three legged race. 1. Punkers for the first dance of the year are R. Sumner, P. Heddle, T. Langolf, J. Secory, L. Howe, S. Hubbard, M. Solomon, Mrs. Howe, and A. Harrison. 2. Paula Heddle reviews yearbook layouts. 3. Junior P. Cummings drives Senior Class President Sue Ballard. 4. Senior class advisor Mr. Bricker is proud of his cast in the ' ' Great Performance! 14 Seniors Gayle Strobbe smiles as she thinks of fond memories when she was in the spotlight as Port Huron High ' s homecoming queen of 1981. Senior nominees Theresa Langolf, Beth Ann Green, Judy Polechonski, Renee Walsh, Sue Ballard, Terri Lloyd, Sue Raschke, Kelly Lozano, Michelle Justa, and Anita Harrison all excelled in beauty and personality. A radiant Sue Raschke is driven by Will Parker in the homecoming pa- rade. NC DANCE OCT. IT • .00 p«r couple 8:00-11:30, n a. Homecoming Aide — Student Aide ASP— All School Play BRMM— Big Red Marching Machine C. Band— Cadet Band Cher— Cherokette Chi— Cheerleader Cos — Cosmotology CC— Cross Country DECA— Dist Ed. D. Flags — Display Flags Fr Club — French Club JA — Junior Achievement JV — Junior Varsity NHS— Nat. Honor Society Pres. — President SAA — Student Advisory Assoc. Span. Club— Spanish STJ — Stajamy T. Bird — Thunderbirds Tom — Tom-A-Hawks T reas — Treasurer V. Band — Varsity Band V. Club — Varsity Club VICA — Vocational Clubs VP — Vice President Wr — Wrestling Kevin Ainsworth. Steve Alexis. David Allison — JV Football 9; JV Baseball 10. Gayle Anglebrandt — ASP 9; Aide 10,12; Math Club 11,12; NHS 11, 12 . Ronald Arnold — Ski Club 9; Aide 12. Lorna Arthur. Greg Artman. Kim Atkins — Volleyball 9; D. Flags 10; Runner 10,11; Aide 12. The 1982 yearbook staff de- vised this abbreviation system providing maxium coverage of all activities listed by seniors on an activity sheet designed by our yearbook staff. Thomas Atkinson — C. Band 9; V. Band 10; NHS 10,11,12; BRMM 11 , 12 . Ron Babin. Treise Balabon — Fr. Club 10; Aide 12. Sue Ballard — C. Band 9; Historian 9,10; Art Club 10; V. Band 10; SAA 10,12; NHS 10,12; Class Pres. 11,12; BRMM 11,12; VP BRMM 12. Carol Bankston — JV Softball 9; Runner 10. Marilyn Bankston — JV Basketball 9; Aide 12. Stacey Barnhardt — Band 9-12; ASP 10; V. softball 9,10; Aide 10-12; NHS 10-12. Jackie Barzelona. Seniors Bill Baum — C. Band 9; V. Band 10. Bill Bayes— JV Football 9,10; JV Baseball 10. Robert Beaudin — Runner 9-12; CC 10; BRMM 11,12 Aide 12. Scott Beerbower — Band 9-12; Track 9,10; JV Football 10; Aide 12; V. Club 12; V Football 12. Brian Begley. Wilhelm Bennert — Electronic Club 9,10; Yearbook 9-12; Aide 11 , 12 . Todd Bennet. Debbie Berger — Royalettes 9,10; PHC French Club 10; JV Softball 10; Aide 12; V Volleyball 12. Ken Berish — Band 9-12; JV Basketball 9; JV Football 9,10;. Nicole Berro — C Band 9; JV Volleyball 9,10; BRMM 10-12; NHS 11,12. Scott Bickle — Voc. Machine Shop Thomas Boehn. Survilla Bolden — JV Basketball 9; V. Basketball 10. Troy Boonstra — Band 9-12; Track 9-12; Aide 12. Ed Bowen. Michelle Bowers — C. Band 9; Aide 12. Jeanine Boyd — C. Band 9; JV Volleyball 9; V Band 10; NHS 11; DECA 12; V Volleyball 12. Kelly Boyd — C Band, SAA 9; JV CHL 9. 10; V Band 10; BRMM 11,12; V CHL 11, 12; Aide 12. Brent Bradshaw VICA 11,12. Leonard Bradshaw. John Breidenich — JV Football 9; Aide 10; Track 10,12; NHS, V Club, V Football 12. Julie Brown— Choir, Softball 9, 12; Volleyball 9,10,12; V Club. Kris Brown — Ski Club 9; JV Basketball 10; BRMM, DECA 11, 12 . Seniors Academics Create Success In the Library Andy Hinkley works on a problem of Democra- cy assignment. P.O.D. is the fi- nal senior requirement for graduation. To graduate a senior must complete and pass 38 se- mester credits. Among those credits a student must pass 6 se- mesters of English, 6 semesters of Social Studies, 4 semesters of Mathematics, 2 semesters of Sci- ence, 2 semesters of Health Edu- cation. Lincoln Brown Steve Brown Tim Brown Tim Bruehan — Yearbook 12. Mary Buckles Dave Bull Janice Burdick — Choir 9,10,12; Cos 11,12; Aide 12. Lisa Burdick — Choir 10; Aide 11, 12; DEC A 12. Seniors 19 Sherry Burleigh — Track 10; DECA 11,12; V. Pres. 12. Cindy Bynum — C-Band 9; French Club 9; SAA 9,10; V. Club 12; V. Tennis 12; Yearbook. 12. Brian Campbell. Suzanne Canham. Merrilynn Carmody — Band 9,10; DECA 10; Aide 12, BRMM 12. Dave Carpenter — JV Baseball; Basketball; Football 10; Ski Club 12; Aide 12; V. Football 12. Martha Carrier — JV Basketball 9, 10; Track 9,10; French Club 9,10. David Chapman — Basketball, Football, Track 9,10,12; Choir 12. Nancy Cheney — Thunderbirds 9, 10 . Kim Clink. Cathy Coats— Aide 12; JV Cheerleader; Runner 11; V Cheerleader 12. Debbie Coats — Aide 9-11; JV Tennis 9; Track 10. Doug Conner— JV Basketball 9, 10; JV Tennis 9; JV Football 10; DECA 11,12; Ski Club 11,12. Cathy Jo Cook — Yearbook 10-12, Aide 12; BRAT 12; Broadcasting 12 . Randy Cook. Kim Corry. Lyle Cornette. Charlie Cortez — Yearbook Photographer 9-12; Track 9,10,12; VICA 11,12. Rhonda Course — Choir 9; DECA 11,12; Runner 11. Gordon Curry — Wrestling 9; J.V. Football 9,10. Tom Curtis — Ski Club 11,12. Dana Daggett— Aide 11,12; DECA 12, Yearbook 12. Maureen Dailey — C. Band 9; Track 10; H. Band 10-12; Aide 12; Ski Club 12. Denise Debell — JV Volleyball 9, 10; Display Flag 10; SAA 11; DECA 11,12. Seniors Will Mork Live? Larry Davenport — DECA 12. Don Davis — JV Basketball 9; Ski Club 11,12. Laurie Davis — C. Band 9-11; V. band; H. Band 12. Scott Davis — JV Basketball 9,10; V. Basketball 12; Aide 12. Sandra Dazer — C. Band 9; Aide 12 . Richard Defrain. Sara Devereaux — Tr. 9; C. Band 9; H. Band 10-12; DECA 12. Cindy Dickey — C. Band 9; JV Tennis 9,10; Tr. 10; V. Club 10; H. Band 11; V. Tennis 12. Lisa Dodson. Matt Doehring — JV Basketball 10; DECA 12; Aide 12. Hugh Doherty. Akane Doi — H. Band 12. Kent Dougherty — Tr. 9; C. Band 9; STJ 10; NHS 10-12; H. Band 10-12; Aide 12. John Downing — C. Band 9; STJ 10; V. Band 10; JV Baseball 10; JV Football 10; H. Band 11,12; V. Football 12; V. Baseball 12; Ski Club 12. Kim Turner watches as Ken Berish, Triese Balabon, and Vir- gil Klebba demonstrate the fam- ous physic ' s egg experiment. Mr. Ask says that Mork from Ork could not possibly survive the drop. Seniors 21 Dave Driggers. Janie Driggers. Karen Duckworth. Sharon Duckworth — Choir 9,10, 12; Student Aide 10. Dave Dunsmore— V. Basketball 12; V. Football 12; Student Aide 12 . Jamie Eagling — Student Aide 11, 12; Deca 12. Dawn Edwards— Student Aide 9, 10,11,12; Runner 11. Donald Edwards — Wrestling 9, 10; JV. Football 10; Track 10; V. Club 11,12. JoEllen Edwards — C. Band 9; JV Volleyball 9; V. Volleyball 9,10; V. Band 10; V. Basketball 10; V. Softball 10; BRMM 11,12; Student Aide 11,12; Choir 12. Robin Edwards Ronald Edwards — JV. Basketball 10; JV. Football 10; Track 10,12; V. Basketball 12; V. Football 12. Mike Egan— Deca 11,12. Senior Kris Brown stands proudly by her colorf ul locker. Many seniors have tried to liven up their lockers with pictures, drawings, or posters. In case you couldn ' t tell, she likes her men muscular. Too bad there weren ' t too many Arny Swartzneiger roaming around P.H. High this year! Seniors Dreaming Sue Exley — JV Volleyball 9,10; DECA 11,12 (Pres. 11, Sec. 12); SAA 11,12; NHS 12. Joanne Fadell — DECA 12,11; Runner 12. Tim Fadell. Brian Fagen. Dave Falk. James Falk. Theresa Falk. Richard Farnsworth. Derrick Faulkner — Wrestling 9; Track 9,10; JV Football 10; Varsity Football 12; Student Aide 12 . Ted Findley — JV Football 9; JV Tennis 9; C. Band 9; V. Band 10; Student Aide 12; Golf 12. Stig Fisker— V. Football 12; BRMM 12. Lloyd Flemming. Roger Fleury — V. Baseball 12; JV Baseball 10. Lorie Foster. Christine Fountain. Ben Frailich — Spanish Club 9; NHS 11,12. Roger Frame. Sheri French. Allen Frey. Harold Frey Seniors 23 Seniors Have Pep Seniors get fired up at pep as- semblies. Is it because it ' s their last year of high school? Or is it be- cause sports are back? Assemblies help get school spirit back on a roll. At assemblies students get the chance to be loud and have a good time. It ' s a time of high energy where they can let off excess steam. This pep assembly for the football team demonstrates the seniors showing their spirit for the return of sports. Paul Friedland — Band 9-12; Football 9; Baseball 10,12; Aide 12 . Judith Fries— F. Club 10; Aide 12; N.H.S. 12; SAA 12. Sandra Fuller— Band 9-12; Tom 10; DECA 11,12. Nicole Gardener — TRK 9-12; Volleyball 9,10,12; CC 10, Aide 12 . Dan Gates — Baseball 9,10; Prime Minister 12. Holly Geiger — Softball 9,10,12; ASP 10. Cherry Gonzales. Linda Gierman — Yearbook 12. Lynn Gosger— Softball 9; Aide 11,12; SAA 12. Anita Gostinger. Michael Gould— Choir 9-11; TRK 12 . 24 Seniors Rene Goyette. Fred Graham— C. Band 9; V. Band 10. Matt Graham. Richard Graham — Debate Team 10; Aide 12; V. Football 12. Don Grant— Choir 9,10,11,12. Matt Graw— DECA 11,12. Beth Ann Green— JV. Basketball 9,10; JV. Softball 9,10; JV. Volleyball 9; SAA 12; Basketball 12 . Darius Green — Track 9,10; JV. Basketball 10; JV. Football 10; Basketball 11,12; Football 12. The world famous egg experi- ment. Each year Mr. Asks, Phys- ics class conducts an exciting and egg breaking experiment. The object of this experiment is to construct a package to contain eggs safely when dropped from the top of the stadium. A few of the people doing it this year are Debbie Pontack, Dave Myron, Virgil Klebba, Doug Lohr. This year 75% of the eggs survived the severe crash. Kathy Green— D. Flags 10,11,12; Runner 10. Theresa Green — C. Band 9; JV. Basketball 9,10; JV. Softball 9,10; Runner 10; JV. Volleyball 10; V. Band 10; V. Club 10,11,12; BRMM 11,12; Basketball 12. Tammy Greene. Tim Gregory— No Photo Avail- able. Edward Groh. Ken Gross. Scott Gurnsey— C. Band 9; Jazz Band 10; V. Band 10; BRMM 11, 12; Class Historian 11; DECA 11, 12 . Greg Gutierrez. Seniors 25 Leaders For 82 , Jean Gyorick — JV Volleyball 9; Track 9,10,12; Aide 12. Valinda Hagle— JV CHL 10; DECA 12. Carl Hamilton — C. Band 9; V. Band 10. Diane Hamlin— Band 9-12; JV Tennis 9; JV Volleyball, Track 9, 10; CC 10; V. Club 10-12; VICA 11; Ski Club 12. Barbara Hanel. Ron Harris — C. Band; Choir 9,10; BRMM 10,11,12; JV Tennis 10; Aide 11; Ski Club 12. Anita Harrison — C. Band 9; CC 9,10; Track 9-11; BRMM 10-12; NHS 10-12; SAA 10-12; Aide 12. Mike Harrison — Aide 12. Barb Hart — C. Band 9; Aide 12; JV Tennis 12; Yearbook 12. William Hartman — Track 9; BOEC (Pres.) 12; JA (V.P. fin) 12. Jeff Hawley — Aide 12; Golf 12; V. Club 12. Karen Hawley — C. Band 9, JV Volleyball 9,10; JV Tennis 9,10; BRMM 10-12. Terri Heath — Choir 9; Runner 10 . Paula Heddle— Display Flags 9- 12; (Cap. 11-12); Aide 11; Yearbook 11,12 (Asst. Editor 12); Runner. Susan Hedeen. Guy Heinz — JV Basketball 9; Track 9,10,12; NHS 11,12; Aide 12; V. Club 12; V. Football 12. Elected as Class Officers — Left to Right: Lori Mitchell, Treasurer; Re- nee Walsh, Secretary; Sue Ballard, President; Lisa Hooper, Vice Presi- dent. 26 Seniors Dwight Henderson — Aide 10,12; Football 12. Laura Hernandez. Andy Hinkley — JV Football 9,10; JV Baseball 10; Class Pres. 9; SAA 9,10; C-Band 9; BRMM 10, 11,12; STJ 9,10. Rick Hilliker. Scott Hilliker. Dennis Hoffman. Lisa Hooper — TR 10; ChL 9,10, 11,12; V-Club 11,12; Art Club 12; Span Club 11; SAA 9,10,11,12; NHS 10,11,12; Aide 10,12; Runner 11; Choir 9,11,12; Class V. Pres 12; Asp 10. Nathan Hoover — Aide 12. Lynn Howe — Softball 9; ChL 9, 10,11,12; Ski Club 12; SAA 9,10, 11; NHS 10,11,12; C-Band 10; SAA Pres 10. Sharyn Hubbard— Volleyball 9, 10; Softball 9,10; D. Flags 10,11, 12; V. Club 11,12; SAA 10,11,12; NHS 11,12; C-Band 9; V-Band 10, BRMM 11,12. Bob Hudson. Debbie Huffman — FR Club 10; Aide 12; Runner 12. Robert Hutchinson — TR 9,10. Diana Hux — Volleyball 9; DECA 11 , 12 . James Hyde — Football 9. Steve Ichenberg — Baseball 12; WR 9,10; C-Band 9; V-Band 10; BRMM 11,12; Aide 11,12. P.H.H.S. Helps Develop Roles for Tomorrow Tim Jacobs — C-Band 9; V-Band 10; Aide 12. Clint Jefferson — Freshman Basketball 9; V-Football 12; V- Basketball 12, JV-Basketball 10; Track 12. Charles Jemison — JV-Basketball 9,10; V-Basketball 11,12. Brian Johnsick. David Johnson — JV-Basketball 10 . Lisa Johnson — Track 9,10; Steering Committee PHC 9,10. Dan Johnston — JV-Football 10; V-Football 12; JV-Baseball 10; C- Band 9; V-Band 10, BRMM 11,12. Doug Jones — JV-Football 9,10; V- Football 12; Track 9,10,12; V- Club 12; Aide 12. Loradean Jones — JV-Volleyball 10 . Michelle Jones. Michelle Justa— JV-Volleyball 10; Dance Band 10; SAA 9,10; Track 10; NHS 10,11,12; C-Band 9; V- Band 10; BRMM 11; Aide 11; V- Equestrian Team 10. James Justice. Karen Kaboni — JV-Basketball 9, 10, JV-Volleyball 10. Leann Kaueman — JV-Volleyball 9,10, JV-Softball 9,10; V-Softball 12; C-Band 9; V-Band 10; BRMM 11 , 12 . Kim Kelch— Aide 12. Linda Kelly — Tomahawk 11; Aide 11. Patrick Kelly — JV-Baseball 10. Bill Kenner— Aide 9,10,11,12; Choir 11,12 (11-VP, 12-Pres.) Library Aide 9. Dawn Kenner — Aide 11; Choir 9,10,11,12. Vicki Kerr— DEC A 11,12; Equestrian Team 10,11,12. Artists At Work 28 Seniors Kevin Kilbourn — Wr 9,10. Edward Kirkendall — Span. Club 10; DECA 11,12; Aide 9; Bowling Team 10. Leeann Kirkendall — Choir 10,11, 12; Aide 12. Norma Kittridge— Track 9; Aide 10,11,12; CHL 10,11; Choir 10,11; SAA 10,11; Run 11. Eric Kivel. Virgil Klebba— Band 9-12; JV Baseball 10; NHS 11,12. Lee Klettner— SAA 9-12; Class Officer (Pres. PHC) 11; Math Club 11,12; NHS 11,12. Steve Koglin — Tennis 9,10; JV Basketball 9. Marvin Koob— Wr 9,10; C. Band 9; V. Band 10; BRMM 10. Sheryl Kosal— JV Softball 9,10; Softball 12; Ski Club 11; Span Club 10; Runner 9,10. Art Students Alejo Luna and Mary Brown are busy at work. Alejo molds a mass of clay into a pig while Mary works on a mys- tery project. Art is one of the many classes in which Big Red stu- dents develop their creative abili- ties. Seniors 29 Teena Koshay. Steve Kramp. Dave Kuzma. Beverly LaFrance. George Lane — C-Band 9; V-Band 10 , 11 . Angela Langolf — PHC Band 9, 10; BRMM 11,12; Cher. 11; Math Club 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Yearbook 12. Elegant Debbie Pontack introduces the Senior skits at the bands all- night party. Jim Langolf — Choir 9-12; Ski Club 10,11; Tr. 10; V-Club 10,11; Wr. 10,11; CC 11; Golf 11; V. Tennis 11; Yearbook 12. Theresa Langolf — SAA 9,10; JV CHL 9,10; JV Softball 9,10; DECA 11,12; V. CHL 11,12. Tim Langolf — CC 10; Ski Club 10; Aide 11,12. Diane Lawry. David Lay — DECA 11,12. Susan Leach — DECA 11,12. Debbie Leathorn — Aide 11,12; Royalettes 9,10; V.I.C.A. 11,12; Yearbook 12. Leona Lee. Denise Lemanski — Volleyball 9; JV Tennis 10; Tr. 9,10,12; DECA 11,12; Runner 11. Jennifer Letarte — C-Band 9; V- Band 10; BRMM 11,12; Aide 12. Bobi Jo Lewandowski — DECA 12; Skill Center 12. Steve Lindsay — C-Band 9; BRMM 10,11,12; Jazz Band 9,10. Bill Liverance. 30 Seniors Theresa Lloyd — Basketball 9,10, 12; JV Volleyball 9; V. Softball 9; Runner 9; SAA— (Sec) 10. Jackie Locke — J.V. Tennis 9. Douglas Lohr — V. Basketball 12; J.V. Basketball 9,10; Track 9-12. Lisa Lott. Debbie Loxton. Margaret Loxton — Aide; Choir. Rhonda Loxton — V Softball 12; J.V. Softball 9, J.V. Tennis 10; DECA 11,12; C-Band 9; V-Band 10 . Rose Loxton— J.V. Softball 9,10; J.V. Tennis 9,10; C-Band 9; V- Band 10; Aide 10; V Softball 12; BRMM 12. Sharyn Hubbard and Terry Green take a break for a bite to eat at the spectacular Big Red Marching Machine all-night par- ty, on November 21, 1981. Some of the activities that night were volleyball, balloon breaking, the movie Psycho and various skits. Kelly Lozano — JV Tennis 9; C- Band 9; Aide 10; V-Band 10; Cosmo 11,12. Ted Lubnow. Robert Lum. Alejo Luna — Track 9; C-Band 9 John Lutes — V-Band 10; BRMM 11,12; Aide 10. Seniors 31 First Time at the Polls Shawn Lynch— Aide 11; Baseball 12 . Ty MacAlphine — JV Football 9, 10; Wr. 9,10; Aide 12; Football 12 . Karen MacDonald — C. Band 9; Aide 10,11,12; BRMM 10,11,12. John MacPherson. Laura Magbanua — Choir 9; JV CHL 10 (Co-Cap); SAA 10,12; Aide 11; V. Chi 11,12 (Co-Cap) DEC A 12. Sharyn Malachi — Track 9,10,12; DECA 11,12; Runner 12. Kelly Mallery. Jim Manning — C. Band 9; JV Football 10; V. Band 10,11; AV Aide 11,12; STJ 11,12; BRMM 12; V. Club 12; Football 12. Mark Manning. Scott Manns — C. Band 9; CC 9. Gary Marinez — JV Basketball 9. Mike Martin. Kim Martiny — Aide 12; Reporting Yearbook Editor 12. Wanda Martiny. Barb Masar — Runner 9,10; Aide 11 . Doug May — JV Football 9,10; Wr. 9; Aide 11; V. Football 12. Scott McBean. Denise McCain — JV Softball 9. Kelia McClarty — Choir 10,11; Aide 10,12. Ted McClelland— Track 9,10,12; Yearbook 10-12; V. Club 10-12; Aide 12. 32 Seniors V Jill McDougal — Aide 12. Michelle McLaughlin — Aide 10, 12 . Venice McMillan — JV Basketball (capt.) 9,10; Track 9,10,12; Chi. 10; V. Club 9-12; Basketball 12. Mark McVay— V. Pres. 9,10; JV Football 10; Track 10,12; DECA 12; V. Football 12. Stacie Mecum — C. Band 9; V. Band 10; Aide 10; BRMM 11,12; NHS 12. Tom Mervich — Skill Center 11, 12 . Ron Messenger — DECA 11,12. Jody Michling — No Picture Class of 1982 Senior Mock Elections Most Likely To Succeed... Class Couple Best Personality Longest Hair Shortest Hair Prettiest Eyes Nicest Smile Best Looking Best Looking Legs Best Athlete Best Artist Best Musician Class Clown Best Dancer Biggest Flirt Biggest Storyteller Class Dreamer Most School Spirit Laughs The Most Best Singer Always Makes Excuses Class Procrastinator Hairiest Legs Hairiest Chest Best Mustache Best Attempted Mustache Class Skipper Dan Gates, Sue Ballard Ty McAlpine, Terry Green Dan Gates, Sue Ballard Randy Cook, Maureen Daily Jack Reynolds, Renee Walsh Dan Johnston, Sue Raschke Dan Gates, Sue Raschke Dan Gates, Sue Raschke Frank Rotondi, Theresa Langolf .... Derrick Faulkner, Terri Lloyd Roger Fleury, Sue Ballard Price Smith, Sara Devereaux Derrick Faulkner, Jo Edwards Dennis Todd, Lisa Hooper Mark McVay, Lynn Howe John Downing, Kris Brown David Lay, Ginny Rautheaux .Scott Gurnsey, Sharyn Hubbard Virg Klebba, Karen Hawley Don Grant, Jamie Eagling John Downing, Theresa Falk John Roche, Theresa Langolf Dave Myron Dave Myron Roger Zeller Dan Johnston John Tocco, Sundae Zimmer Class Mooch Most Forgetful Teacher ' s Pet Most Freckles Candidate for A. A Most Outspoken Best Husband Wife Material Last to Leave a Party Tallest Person Shortest Person Skinniest Person Biggest Tease Most Pessimistic Most Optimistic Best Dressed Worst Driver Class Brown-Noser Most Talkative Tells Worst Jokes Friendliest Most Helpful Class Complainer Most Sex Appeal Class Klutz Always Late Nicest Build Figure Biggest Hypochondriact Donald Edwards, Diane Hamlin Doug Jones, Sue Raschke Ben Fraelich, Lisa Hooper Shawn Lynch, Debbie Young John Tocco, Jill Secory .Ted Findley, Mary Sue O ' Brien Doug May, Lori Mitchell John Tocco, Jill Secory Ken Watson, Kelly Stager Mark McVay, Cathy Coats Bill Hartman, Lori Schaffer Doug Jones, Lynn Howe Guy Heinz, Sundae Zimmer Len Smith, Lee Klettner Doug May, Jill Secory Dave Carpenter, Jill Secory Mark McVay, Lisa Hooper Ted Findley, Sue Raschke John Tocco, Linda Gierman Len Smith, Sue Raschke Len Smith, Sue Ballard John Downing, Martha Emerich Doug Jones, Jill Secory Doug Jones, Linda Gierman .Troy Boonstra, Theresa Langolf Doug May, Sheila Powell John Downing, Lynn Gosger Seniors Becky Middleton. Robin Middleton — Aide 10,11; Yearbook 10. Bryan Midgley — C. Band; Aide 11-12; BRMM 10,12; STJ 11,12, Jazz Band 11; Math Club 11-12. Marylou Midgley — V. Band 9-10; J.V. Tennis 9-10; Runner 11. Seniors Lead the Way Clarence Miller. Garry Miller. George Miller. Kim Miller — Aide 10,11. Larry Miller. Bill Miller. Debora Mitchell — C. Band 9; V. Band 10; Aide 10-12; Choir 11; Deca 11-12. Lori Mitchell — Track 10; Class Treas. 10-12; Assist. Yearbook Editor 12; Steering Committee PHC 9,10; Math Club 11,12; NHS 11,12; SAA 11. Tony Monzo. Margaret Moore. Jeff Morris. Zina Morris — Track Seniors Nancy Mohni — C. Band 9; JV Tennis 9; D. Flags 9,10; V. Band 10; V. Tennis 10,12; Aide 11; Runner 11. Carl Muehlmann — JV Football 9, 10; V. Football 12; V. Club 12; Ski Club 12; Vice Pres 12. Kathy Mugridge. Cammie Muir — Band 9-12; Track manager 10, Yearbook 11; DECA 12 . Ursula Munstermann— Exchange student; BRMM 12. Tim Murphy — C. Band 9; STJ 10; Aide 10,11; Big Red Chief 12; Choir, BRMM 10-12. Dave Myron — JV Football 10; NHS 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Aide 12; V. Football 12. Patricia Neil— Tomahawk. Rhonda Nelson — JV Tennis 9; Tom. 9,10,11,12. Scott Nelson— JV Baseball 9; Fr. Club Football 9; JV Football 10; Ski Club 10. Dave Nicholas — S.C. Auto mechanic 2 yrs. Liz Noetzel — SAA 9,10; Ski Club 12 . Sue Nofs — JV Cheerleader 9; SAA 9,10; Track 9,10; DECA 11, 12; NHS 11,12. Cynthia Norman— Track 9,10; V. Club 11,12. Marysue O ' Brien — Track 9,10; Ski Club 9-12; CC 10; V. Club 10,11,12; DECA officer 11. Gloria O ' Connor. Danny Johnston, Andy Hinkley, Debbie Pontack, Terry Green, Virg Klebba, Renee Walsh, Ron Harris, Sharyn Hubbard, and Steve Ichenberg attempt to relive the Newlyhead game, a skit that was performed during the Band ' s all-night party in No- vember. Jolly Laura Tanton says hey to our photographer as he snaps her picture. Julie O ' Dell— Aide 9-12; C-Band 9; V-Band 10; NHS 11-12 (treas); Runner 11; SAA 11; BRMM 12 (Sec). Carole Owens — C-Band 9; Softball 9,10,12; Volleyball 9; V- Band 10; Aide 12; NHS 12. Rosalyn Pack — C. Guards (Treas.) 9,10; Trk 9, Aide 11; Choir 12. Julie Parker— T. Birds 10-12. Martin Parker — JV football 10. Vicky Parker. William Parker — DECA 11,12. Melanie Peacock — Runner 10; DECA 11,12; Aide 12. Nancy Peeling — Aide 9,11; Choir 9-12. Steve Perez. Pat Perry — DECA 12. Jody Phillips — ASP (Sound Dir.) 9,10; C-Band 9; BRMM 10-12 Choir 10,11; DECA 12; Runner 12 . Stephen Pickett — Wrestling 9; Aide 11,12. Beth Platzer — CHL 9. Judy Polechonski — Basketball 9, 12; BRMM 9,10; D. FLAG 9,10; SAA 9; Trk 9; Volleyball 9,10; Tennis 10; NHS 10,11,12. Elisa Polovich — T-birds 9-12; BRMM 10-12; NHS 10-12. Debbie Pontack — C-Band 9; Softball 9,10; Volleyball 9; BRMM 10-12; Math Club 11,12 (sec); Ski Club 12; Softball 12. Tom Porter-Basketball 10; Aide. Sheila Powell — C-Band 9; C-C 9; Trk 9,10; V. Club 9-12; V-Band ' 10; DECA 11,12, Runner 11,12. Darlene Price. Wendy Price — Basketball 9,10,12, Softball 9,10,12; Aide 11; NHS 11,12; V. Club 11,12. Anita Prichard. Jody Pringle — C.Band 9; V. Band 10 . Tim Pritchett— DECA 11-12; Golf 12 . 36 Seniors Show Is All Wayne Purvis. Paul Quader. Dennis Radatz. Gina Randolph. Susan Raschke — SAA 9,10,11,12, Queen 12. Ginny Rauthaux — C. Band, V. Band 10, BRMM 11,12, Aide 12, Runner 12. Victor Rebenock. Marty Reckker — JV Tennis 9,10 V. Band 9; BRMM 10,11,12. Smiles A favorite pastime of many of the students at PHHS is to sit down and enjoy a good meal and Cathy Coats, Doug Lohr, Troy Boonstra and Debbie Coats are doing just that. PHHS teach- ers use a variety of hall passes, as Ken Russell illustrates. Seniors 37 Studious; adj. Devoted to study; Dilligent. (ha ha) Frank Rotondi and Chucky Jemison work dillegently at be- ing studious — by catching up on forgotten newspoints. Dawn Redfield. Vicki Reeves. Mary Rehberg — C. Band 9; Band 10, BRMM 12; J.V. Tennis 9,10; Track 10; DECA Officer 11, NHS 12 . Mike Reid — J.V. Baseball 9,10. Mark Reilly. Terry Renaker — Band 9,10, BRMM 11,12; Basketball 10,12. Howard Reynolds — Choir 9-12; Basketball 10,12. Jack Reynolds — Aide 11. Donna Rice. Tim Rice. Dwayne Rich — WR. 9,10. Kathy Richards. David Rix — V. Football 12. Chris Roberts. James Roberts. Seniors John Roche — Wrestling 9,10; Track 9,10; C.C. 9,10; Aide 10. Lewis Roe — JV Football 10. Lillian Roe — C. Band 10; V. Band 10,11; BRMM 12; Aide 12; Fr. Club 12. Teri Rose. Janie Rosine. Brenda Roskey — JV Tennis 9; DECA 11,12. Robert Roskey. Tammy Roskey — Aide 9; Runner 10,12; Choir 9. Frank Rotondi — JV Basketball 9, 10; JV Football 10; Hockey 10; DECA 11,12; V. Football 12. Brian Rounsouville. Wayne Rucker — Aide 12. Darren Russell — Aide 12. Kim Ryan. Lynn Sattler — Fr. Club 10, Yearbook 12. Varsity Cheerleader Jill Secory finds it hard to cheer about any- thing in studyhall, but she man- ages to keep herself occupied by playing with her fingers. Drum major Kent Dougherty shows he doesn ' t know every- thing about playing instruments as he tries to play the French Horn backwards. Seniors 39 Tina Sanderson — JV Volleyball 9,10; Track 10; JV Cheerleader 9; Aide 9,10. Kelly Saunders — DECA 12. Sarah Savage — Dance Club 9,10; SAA 9,10; NHS 10; Aide 10,12; Campus Life 9,10,11. Lori Schaffer. Theresa Schott — VIC A 12. Tina Schott— Aide 12. Michelle Schriner — Track 10,12; C. Band 9; V. Band 10; BRMM 11,12; Debate Team 10. Eugene Schultz — Wrestling 9. Handsome Dave Chapman talks to the high class chicks at P.H.H.S. The chicks, who live in the courtyard, enjoy Susan Schumacher— Track 9,10; CC 10; Aide 12. Linda Sedwick — Yearbook 12; Cosmo 11,12; Steering Committee 9. Jill Secory — JV Cheerleader 9; SAA 9,10; V. Cheerleader 10,11, 12; Ski Club 12. Randy Shaffer. Kathy Shannon Larry Sheldon. Jim Sherwood. 40 Seniors W CHC ffl in H OH 3000 Jim Sharpe — Aide 11. Robert Skinner. Cheryl Sloan— FR Club 9; Aide 12 . Lori Sloan — DECA 12. Janis Smith. Lennie Smith — Football 9,10,12; Track 9,10,12; SAA 9,10,11,12; V. Club 10,11,12. Price Smith. Russell Smith. Scott Smith — DECA 11,12. Marie Solomon — D. Flags 10,11, 12; Yearbook 11,12; Aide 11. Ken Soulliere — Band 9,10; BRMM 11,12. Chris Spencer — Aide 11; Track 12 . Bob Spicer. Doug Spigner — Track 9; JV Basketball 10. Kelly Stager — Band 9,10; Runner 9,10; Aide 11,12, BRMM 11,12. Viola Starkey — Track 9,10; Aide 12 . Seniors 41 Beth Steele. Toney Stewart— C. Band 9; V. Band 10; Track 10,12; V. Club 11,12; NHS 11,12; Choir 12. Doug Stewart — JV. Basketball 9, 10; JV. Football 10. Penny Stokan — Aide 12; Softball 12. Rocky Stone — Aide 12; JV. Football 12. Juanita Sullivan — Choir, Aide 12 . Roberta Sumner — D. Flags 10,11, 12; Historian 10; Captain 12; Yearbook 10-12, (Ed. 12); Math club 11,12; Runner 11,12. Sebstian Sutton — FR Basketball, Football 9; JV. Basketball, Football 10, Track 10-12; Football 12 . Kathy Sweet — Vollyball 9; Aide 10,11,12; Runner 11,12. Roosevlt Swift. Dawn Swoffer. Micheal Sytsma — H. Band 9,10; Spanish Club 10,11; NHS 10,11, 12, (Pres. 12). Kathy Szafran — Choir 10,12; Aide 12. Laura Tanton — Track 9; Aide 12; DECA 12; Yearbook 12. Karen Temple — C. Band 9; Aide 10; V. Band 10; BRMM 11,12; Runner 11; Tres. 12. Cheryl Thomas. Kim Thomas — DECA 11; Aide 12; Yearbook 12. Scott Thomson. John Tocco — Wrestling 9; Ski Club 9,10; JV. Football 10; DECA 11; V. Football 12; Aide. Dennis Todd-JV. Baseball 9,10; JV. Football 10. Angie Totton — C. Band 9; V. Band 10; BRMM 11,12. Dave Trapp. Nancy Trapp — C. Band 9; Band 10; Aide 10,12; Runner 11; DECA 12. Ken Trendy — Yearbook 11,12. 42 Seniors Debbie Turck. Kim Turner — C. Band; V. Band 10; BRMM 11,12; STJ 11; :de 12; Yearbook BusMan 12; Ski Club 12. Joe Tyrrell — Track 9; JV Football 10; Ski Club 9,10. Tom Urban — V. Club 9,10,1 1 ,12; Track 9,10; Wr. 9,10; Aide 10; CC. Steve Ureel — Tennis 9,10. Art Velez— Span. Club 9. Karen Ventimiglia. Dave Vernon — Basketball 9,10, 12; Aide 12. Frightening Jamie Eagling and smiling Elisa Polovich show the original and varied styles worn by P.H.H.S. students. Jamie bares her teeth as she dresses up for Halloween Dress-Up day. Elisa poses for her captain ' s pic- ture during the homecoming games. Seniors 43 Tie My Shoe for Me? Tim Vickers. Brenda Vincent— JV Softball 9, 10; Volleyball 9,10,12; Runner 10; Aide 12; Softball 12. Chris Volpe— Wr 9,10; Aide 12. Jill Wager — C. Band 9; Basketball 10; V. Club, Volleyball 10,12; Aide 9-12; Softball 12. Brian Wahl — C. Band 9; V. Band 10 . Renee Walsh — C. Band 9,10,11; V. Club 9; Tennis 9,10,12; Aide 10; BRMM 10,11,12; SAA 10; NHS 11,12. Maurice Waltenburg. Rodney Ward — Aide 11,12. Tony Ward— Choir 9,10,12; JV Football 9,10; JV Basketball 10; Tr 10,12; V. Football 12. Sue Warren — C. Band 9; JV Tennis 9; Tom 9,10; V. Band 10; BRMM. Ray Warsinski — Fr Football 9; Football 10,12. Scott Warsinski. Sharyn Hubbard, Doug Lohr, Lee Klettner, during lunch on the senior benches. During every BethAnn Green, Doug Jones, Lynn Howe, Laura lunch hour, seniors gather on these benches to dis- Magbanua, Lynn Gosger, tie shoes for enjoyment cuss the top events of the week. 44 Seniors P.H. — Only the Beginning Wesley Washington — C. Band 9; JV Basketball 9; V. Band 10; V. Basketball 10; BRMM 11, No Photo. Kenneth Watson— C. Band 9; CC 9,10; SAA, V. Band 10; DECA 11, 12 . Pam Watts. Kristine Weber — Aide. 4 + ' V Clarence Webster— Aide 10,11. Mark Wehrwein — BRMM 12. Judy West — Choir 10. Julie Westbrook — C. Band 9; JV Softball 9,10; JV Volleyball 9,10; V. Band 10; BRMM 11; V. Volleyball 12. Steve Westbrook — JV Basketball 9,10; JV Football 10. Becki Whitican — C. Band 9; CC 9; Runner 9; Ski Club 9-12; Aide 10; BRMM 10-12. Tina Whitmore — Aide 12. Earl Wickings — Band 9-12; JV Football 9,10; Track 9,10,12; Wr. 9; Aide 11,12; V. Football 12. Sheila Willey— Aide 10,12. Lisa Witucki — Runner 10, Yearbook 12. Marie Wohadlo — Art Club 12; Yearbook 12. Natalie Wojaszek — JV Volleyball 10; V. Tennis 12. Connie Wolfe — DECA 11,12. Terry Wolfe. William Wolfe — Wrestling 10. Lynn Wisswell — Cosmo 11,12. Seniors 45 Kim Wood. Dana Woodley — C. Band 9; JV Basketball 9; Track 9,10,12; V. Band 10; Basketball 10,12; Aide 12; BRMM 11,12. Allen Wright — Tennis 9,10; PHC H. Band. Andrea Wright — Fr. Club 10; DEC A 12. Sue Yax — Cos. 11,12. Debbie Young. Mark Young. Robin Young— C. Band 9; JV Softball 9; V. Band 10; BRMM 11; Tennis 12. Roger Zeller— C. Band 9; JV Football 10; Track 10-12; V. Band 10; BRMM 11,12; Math Club 11, 12; Football 12. Sundae Zimmer. Student aide, Sharyn Malachi, works hard in the counseling of- fice as she earnestly goes over the counselor passes to get stu- dents out of class. Student aides constantly remind students to sign in as they come to talk to their counselors and to sign out as they sometimes unwillingly return to class. 46 Seniors « tyty ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j I i ssskei ■� «f p3 ! SPORTS Football — A Command Performance Spirit and pride were brought back to Big Red Country by Coach Semelsberger and his staff as the varsity posted three quick wins to start the season. An important victory was a 14-7 defeat of arch rival Port Huron Northern. Another big win was our Homecoming game when we defeated Anchor Bay 20-0. Tony Ward and Doug May were winners of the Tubby Meyers Award as most valuable players. Sebastian Sutton and John Breidenich won the Harry Smith Sportsmanship Award. The Harry Anderle De- fensive Players were Ron Edwards and Doug May. Roger Zeller was the Hal Willard Unsung Hero. Doug May and Don Edwards were awarded the Marsh Campbell Captains Award. Finally Jim Man- ning won the Springer and Rose Sparkplug award. In a season made possible by the hard work and dedication of our athletic boosters, Doug May and Rob Glombowski were selected first team All Eastern Michigan League. 48 Varsity Football Top 1st Row: Roger Zeller, Joe Andrews, Darius Green, Wayne Moak, Scott Hayes, Gordie Dunlap, Derrick Faulkner, John Downing, Stig Fisker, Ray McDonald, Dwayne Kidd, Dave Smith, Brett Moore, Coach Semelsberger. 2nd Row: Frank Rotondi, Rocky Stone, Rob Glombowski, Vince Armstrong, John Chapman, Jim Manning, Dave Chapman, Tony Ward, Ron Edwards, Dave Carpenter, Mike Hiembach, Jule Klebba, Coach Wey- mouth, Coach Law, Coach Misyiak. 3rd Row: Dave Myron, Sebastian Sutton, Earl Wickings, Ray Warsinski, Scott Beerbower, Dwight Henderson, John Briednich, Bruce Buckly, John Tocco, Paul Cummings, Ted Chickonowski, Rich Shepard, Paul Dougherty. 4th Row: Mark McVay, Dave Rix, Dan Johnston, Ty McAlpine, Guy Heinz, Don Edwards, Doug May, Doug Jones, Carl Muehl- mann, Dave Dunsmore, Lenny Smith. Left— Big Red Chief Tim Murphy Leads the team on to victory. And intense John Chapman works hard in practice. Team members huddle prior to a big win! Varsity Football 49 Promising Future Glory J.V. Football PHHS Opponnent 0 Port Huron N. 14 8 L ' Anse Creuse N. 0 8 Roseville 0 0 Mt. Clemens 13 30 Anchor Bay 8 0 East Detroit 6 14 Grosse Pte. S. 6 14 Marysville 21 Overall Record 4-4 3rd. place E.M.L. Row 1 Dave DeFrain, Steve Sloan, Chris Floyd, Stan Adams, Dan Mertz, Randy Whitmore, Stan Pearson, Jule Klebba. Row 2 Coach — Greg Kern, Ray Buckley, Larry Thelmas, Coach Hillaker, Carl Wickings, Jeff Eaton, John Palmer, Pelow Garcia, Dion Ed- wards, Hubert Brown, Tony Ser- gent, Duane King, Arrigo Zeller, Coach Rodenbaugh, Hugh Anger. Row 3 Dave Palmer, Denny Klaus, John Ignash, Scott Da- mashke, Joe Rankin, Chuck Gil- bert, Wayne Kidd, Dwan Lindsay, Brian Childs. Row 4 Scott Guteir- rez, Richie Cunnigham, Ramon Sauedra, Tony Locke, Chase Com- stock, Paul Daugherty, Jeff Peter- son, Keith Schneider, Kevin Manns. Row 5 Larry McPhail, Aaron Hauenstein, Br od Miller, John Navarro, Jahavell Chisholm, Wendell Callahan, Prez Dixon. Not pictured: Jim Pemberton, Paul Fleming, Joe Reuter, Dave Thornton. Football this year was made possible by the effort of the Port Huron Athletic Booster Associ- ation with out whose help this team would not have existed! 50 J-V Football J.V. Football 51 Big Reds Leap Into Victory PH Final Scores Opp PH Final Scores Opp 36 Richmond 33 45 Mt. Clemens 54 41 Cros-Lex 31 47 Grosse Pte. S. 48 49 Anchor Bay 47 37 PH. Northern 30 34 Mt. Clemens 61 56 Roseville 22 58 Grosse Pte. S. 38 42 L ' Anse Creuse N. 34 47 PH. Northern 23 45 East Detroit 54 62 Roseville 23 District Tourney 56 L ' Anse Creuse N. 42 44 Anchor Bay 35 50 East Detroit 43 52 L ' Anse Creuse N. 44 45 Anchor Bay 49 21 Romeo 30 Record: Overall EML 13-6 9-5 Most Improved Player : Michelle Washington Hustler Award — Terry Green Sportmanship-Award— Dawn Wojtoszek Leadership Award — Terry Lloyd Co-Captain — Terry Lloyd — Wendy Price All-Area First Team — Roni Lloyd All-EML First Team — Roni Lloyd All-State Honorable Mention — Roni Lloyd All-EML Second Team — Andera Malachi All-Area Honorable Mention — Andera Malachi Varsity Basketball squad mem- bers — front row: Roni Lloyd, Sue Esquibel, Dana Woodley, Judy Polechonski, Beth Green, Dawn Wojtoszek, top row: Andrea Malachi, Wendy Price, Malisse Callahan, Terry Green, Venice McMillan, Mi- chelle Washington, Coach George Popa. 52 Varsity Basketball Big Reds Varsity Basketball ' s pride and joy, Roni Lloyd, is shown tipping the ball to fel- low teammates. Lloyd has been named lead- ing scorer with 285 points, most valuable player. All Area First Team, All-EML First Team, and All-State Honorable Mention. An- drea Malachi, shown shooting the Big Reds to victory, was named All-EML second team and All-Area Honorable Mention. Sophomore Sue Esquibel shoots a practice lay-up. V i m r Top row: Michele Pontack, Rae-Anne Pringle, Deena Dunsmore, Melissa Callahan, Ann Seely, Becky Moeller, Amy Rutkofske, Mr. Schneider. Center row: Chris Horbes, Tina McAbee, Sue Esquibel, Heron Chisholm, Lula Shepard, Lisa Woodyard, Carol Jefferson, Kim Goulding. Bottom row: Mary Gardocki, Michelle Baily, Meichee Brown, Tracy Green, Tracy O ' Brien. Girls Junior-Varsity Basketball did not have a miracle season this year. Inexperience and missing one full year of organized basket- ball did little to improve the teams quality of play. The teams leading scorer and rebounder was Becky Moeller. Heron Chis- holm provided floor leadership. Junior Varsity PHHS Opponent 47 Memphis 20 14 E. Detroit 56 37 Anchor Bay 33 18 Mt. Clemens 55 22 GPS 43 21 PHN 35 41 Roseville 34 22 LCN 66 WON 4 Lost 12 PHHS Opponent 29 CrosLex 39 14 E. Detroit 60 25 Anchor Bay 38 25 Mt. Clemens 37 16 GPS 51 23 PHN 24 26 Roseville 22 13 LCN 56 54 JV Basketball P.H.H.S. Golf Record (4-8) 236 Mt. Clemens 241 221 Anchor Bay 223 233 Port Huron North 208 247 Gross Point South 233 231 L. Creuse High 227 344 L. Creuse North 334 225 Mt. Clemens 251 22 7 Anchor Bay 257 238 Port Huron North 219 229 L. Creuse High 227 241 Grosse Point South 210 241 L. Creuse North 231 Pictured above is the 1981-82 Big Red Golf team. This years most valuable player was Dennis Blake, who was ALL-EML. Front row: Jeff Hawley, Tim Prichett, Dave Sheehan, Ted Findley, Dennis Blake, and Joe Helton. Back row: Bob Smith, Frank Shuler, Ray Porritt, Jim Rich, and Steve Phillips. Not pictured: Brad Dickey. This years team placed thirteenth in the regionals and fourth in the league. Left, Coach Senn. Golf Team 55 J-V ' s Bounce to 2 Wins!! Top Row — Robert Haas (coach), Julie Burleigh, Kim Glenn, Mary-Ann Green, Barb Hart Bottom Row — Kelly Bauman, Donna Minock, Chris Muehlman, Irene Garcia The J.V. Tennis Team strokes its way to a 2 win-8 loss record. Kim Glenn ' s performance didn ' t get critics best review after losing a tough battle against East Detroit. Varsity: Karen Hawley, Lori Bennett, Maureen Koerber, and Renee Walsh practice. Girls J.V. Tennis 2-8 PHHS Opponent 0 Port Huron N. 5 0 Mount Clemens 5 5 L ' Anse Creuse N. 0 0 East Detroit 5 0 Mount Clemens 5 5 L ' Anse Cruese N. 0 0 Grosse Points S. 5 0 East Detroit 5 0 Port Huron N. 5 0 Grosse Pointe S. 5 56 J.V. Tennis Varsity Performers Return to the Scene Top Row: Cindy Bynum, Robin Young, Lori Bennett, Karen Hawley, Cindy Dickey, Julie VonHiltmeyer, Coach Dave Eppley, and Bottom: Natalie Wojtosek, Maureen Koerber, Nancy Mohni, and Renee Walsh. Girls Varsity Tennis 2-11 PHHS Opponent 1 Lapeer East 6 0 Port Huron N. 7 3 Almont 4 2 Mount Clemons 5 5 L ' Anse Creuse N. 2 3 Lakeview 5 2 East Detroit 5 0 Mount Clemons 7 5 L ' Anse Creuse N. 2 0 Grosse Pte. South 7 3 East Detroit 4 0 Port Huron N. 7 0 Grosse Pte. S. 7 This year there were a lot of underclassmen playing key posi- tions. Over the next two years the team should be fairly strong depending on how well players improve. Coach Eppley. Julie Hiltmeyer waits to start her role. Star performer Renee Walsh waits for the ball to be returned by her opponent. Natalie Wojtosek thinks to herself, Betcha won ' t return this. Girls Varsity Tennis 57 JV Leaps to the Lights Top row: Coach Semelsberger, Larry Thelmas, Ron Willie, Bill Gilbert, Jim Rich, Steve Phillips, Calvin Nichols. Bottom row: BJ Sanderson, Oscar Knight, Chris Floyd, Troy Dixon, Tom Miller, Aaron Hauenstein, James Grybowski. Coach Semelsberger calls time out for a pep talk with the team, he tells them, You have to hustle! Put more pressure on the ball! 58 JV Basketball At the left. Bill Gilbert leaps to win the game ' s opening tip. Above, Coach Semelsberger uses a time out to motivate the defense number 43, Nat Brown demonstrates a devastating baseline jumper. Mighty Larry Thelmas is looking for an outlet on the side- line. Sophomore, Troy Dixon pulls for a shot up from the baseline. Not one member of the J.V. Bas- ketball team has ever played on a high school level before. The team votes on a new captain every game so every player has a chance to be captain. Semelsberger feels that East Detroit game was the best played because of the defensive line. Key play- ers were Larry Thelmas, Troy Dixon, Aaron Hauenstein, B.J. Sanderson, Steve Phillips and Bill Gilbert. Varsity Jumps Into Action 60 Varsity Basketball Freshman Wendell Callahan shows us his good style in throwing in a technical shot. High jumper Paul Prax jumps high and waves good bye to the ball and knows it goes in. Big Red Wendell Callahan shows how to hold the ball high for a two pointer. Off to the side Ter- ry Renaker tries hard for a good sharp pass. Forward Ron Ed- wards shoots from the top of the key in the New Haven Game. Center Howard Reynolds pulls up for a jumper against Mt. Clemens. Coach Boldon ' s Big Red Bas- ketball Defensive Philosophy is one simple statement: Do unto others before they do unto you. This year Boldon has taught his team that good defense is a real signal of pride. Although this year ' s record has been poor, next year promises to be much improved. 4V Varsity Basketball 61 Top Row, Dwan Lindsay, Art Dixon, Howard Reynolds, Terry Renaker, Wendell Callahan, Doug Lohr, Eric Bolden, Fred Revenue Bottom Row, Charles Jemison, Paul Prax, Dave Ver- non, Mike Gibson, Corry Banks and Manager Danny Wilson. Gaining varsity experience is Wendell Callahan who drive the outside land during the Mt. Clemens game for an easy two pointer. Corry Banks looks on in the back court ready to move of- fensively or defensively as need- ed. Coach Bolden stressed, ball control as a key factors in offen- sive basketball. When you have the chance to play ' Breakdown basketball do it. Working for a good shot without turning over the ball is the key to a good of- fensive game. For both offense and defense you must have good rebound control. In pres- sure situations its better to go with a high percentage shot. Underclassmen on this years team will be much improved next season. 62 Varsity Basketball Set to Conquer Conquering was not a habitual act for the Junior Varsity Volleyball team. The team ac- complished many things through out the year with learn- ing and improving the basic skills as a main goal. Also, team- work was an important factor for this year ' s team. Practices helped to prepare the girls for the game. These usually consisted of running laps, spik- ing, bumping and setting drills, repetition serving, and playing matches. Though this was tiring, it was well worth the task as it kept the team in condition and good health. At left freshman Mo Koerber gets ready for her teammate Tori Hartman ' s setup in hopes of spiking it at her op- ponent. Manager: Diana Micallef, Maureen Koerber, Shelly Tinsley, Stein, Sue Esquibel, Geraldine Sutton, Lisa Woodyard, Kelly Debbie Kennedy, Sue Gurske, Sue Artman, Malise Callahan, Rae- Bauman, Tracy Green, Mary Gardocki Anne Pringle, Tammy Green, Becky Falk, Tori Hartman, Debbie JV Volleyball 63 Varsity Spikers The varsity volleyball team consists of ten seniors and five juniors. After a year without sports these girls bounced back with pep. At the right, watchful Lisa Jacobson observes as team captain, Judy Polechonski skillfully sets the ball up for a fellow player to spike. At the bottom, dynamic Brenda Vincent shows her opponents how volleyball really should be played. Bottom right, shows the concentration of Vicki A guinaga 3, Ja- nie Driggers 13, Nicole Berro 14, and Judy Polechonski 12 as the ball comes to their side of the net. The power team spiked aggressively and received forceful serves of opponents without any shyness. This resulted in Port Huron High ' s first varsity volleyball wins. 64 Varsity Volleyball Coach Arlene Elliott, Becky Lapine, Vicki Aguinaga, Lisa Jacobson, Kim Tinsley, Janie Driggers, Jill Wager, Dawn Wogtoszek, Loradean Jones, Julie Brown, Diane Hamlin, Nicki Berro, Brenda Vincent, Judy Polechonski (Captain). Varsity Volleyball 65 The Curtain Rises on the Director and Assistants Big Red country is fortunate to have such a dedicated leader as Mr. Wydrzynski! Mr. Payton. Chet Wydrzynski was born in Detroit and attended North East- ern High School in Detroit. He attended Wayne State for four years, Michigan State and Uni- versity of Michigan both for one year. He also served in the Army for three years. Before coming to Port Huron High School he taught English, Social Studies, Latin, and coached track and football at Northern High School in De- troit. He became a Big Red in 1968. The behavior and the spir- it of our students is what he likes best about his job. Assistant Principal John Ufford says it for all Big Reds, Chet Wydrzynski is the most dedicated school administrator that I have ever worked with. k 4 66 Principal Principal Chet Wydrzynski stated that Tim Haynes, ' ' works hard, is dedicated to his humanity and loves kids. Mrs. Biddle also states that Haynes is, a good Assistant Principal, who backs up teachers, and is fair with the kids. Tim Haynes was born in Ann Arbor. He went to Port Huron High School and then went to college. He attended five different colleges in eight years. His first line of work was the ministry, but he quit so he could be closer to kids. He has been our Assistant Principal for eight years, and loves his job, especially now that we have sports. Mr. Haynes ' favorite sport is football. Some of his hobbies are: jogging, handball, fishing, and gardening. Who do you see every schoolday? Who is a friend to every student? Who disciplines you, but always gives you a fair chance? No, it ' s not your mom, it ' s Mr. Ufford. Mr. Ufford is one of P.H.H.S. ' s assistant principals. A few of his responsibilities are equipment inventory, the buildings activities, discipline, and more he ' s our friend. Mr. Ufford said t hat P.H.H.S. is the best building he has ever worked at. It ' s biggest asset over other schools is the students. He feels that P.H.H.S. has a super bunch of students. He said that when anyone walks into our school they can see the friendly Big Red spirit, and when we see Mr. Ufford we can see he really cares. Our third assistant principal is Mr. Lyszak. His main job here at Port Huron High is doing all the schedules for the students and teachers. He ' s the man who decides if you get the classes that you ' ve signed up for. Mr. Lyszak also deals with discipline prob- lems. Mr. Lyszak came to us from that other Port Huron high school, but now we are sure he is a true Big Red. Currently, he is completing a doctorate in Educational Administration at Wayne State University in Detroit. Assistant Principals 67 Counselors Write the Script The counselors main jobs revolve around the occupational, educational, and social aspects of school life. Occupational means the career resource center. Edu- cational would include schedul- ing, preparing for college and testing. Social means the stu- dents personal problems. The counselors have many problems they deal with daily. They get very frustrated when students fake an illness or are constantly tardy and come for a pass. They could use their time more wisely by helping students who want to excell in school. Counselors Taking Jim Clair Larry Delecta Jan Haas Ann Madsen Barb McLean John Schneider Sue Smith Bob Verran Care of Business Business Education cons ists of everything from General Business to Office Occupations Related. General Business presents an overview of activities in the business world. Record Keeping gives an emphasis on personal records such as, budgeting, checking, and buying. Typing 1-4 relates to busi- ness application and speed and accuracy skill build- ing. Shorthand 1 2 will teach the student the Gregg alphabet and begin to build techniques in taking dictation at various speeds. Data Processing will teach the theory of unit record data processing and electronic data processing. In bookkeeping the student learns how to organize and summarize per- sonal financial facts and how to interpret them. Of- fice Occupations teaches the student to develop skills for working in an office and performing sec- retarial duties. Retailing is designed to give stu- dents an overall knowledge of retail store oper- ations. Marketing will further add to the skills and knowledge neede d for the job as well as bringing on-the-job problems to the surface. Office Related will further build the skill and techniques needed for the job as well as bring on-the-job problems up for discussion. The business education department helps hundreds of students develop skills which lead to the jobs of the future. Business Department Dr. Dougherty Keith Bricker Harry Burgess Mike Dias Mac Domke Carson Dries Ralph Harrison Keith Hodge Pat LaVoy Charlie Lutz Sara McPharlin Ron Mason Ken Neimi Tim Owens George Popa Ken Semelsberger A1 Vandenbergh Mr. Lutz and Mr. Bricker read the crews their lines. 70 Social Studies Roslyn Pack tries to change the script with Mr. Neimi. Lisa Hooper dicusses her future roles. Mr. Domke faces the world and it ' s critics. The Social Studies Department this year offers classes ranging from World History to Futuristics. Civics teaches the students about governments and basic skills for living. U.S. Histo- ry reviews events of our history. POD focusses on government, practical adult experiences, and the consumer aspects of living. Advanced Placement History is for students who are serious about attending college. Futuristics deals with the future of our lives and our world. I ' m OK, You ' re OK gives students an opportunity to express their feelings. Psychology offers an opportunity to learn about your- self. World History is recom- mended for all college-bound students. Social Studies 71 It All Adds Up Charles Richards Tom Case Ruby Crittendon Marilyn Fiedler Gerard Hart Sue Hyde Dick Hissock Sandra Miller Bart Misyiak Kevin Senn Jack Spring The Math Department has course offerings ranging from General Math to Advanced Math. General Math presents fundamental ideas and applica- tions of mathematics. Algebra students solve equations, graphing problems, story prob- lems, learn factoring, inequal- ities, and absolute values. In Ge- ometry proof and logic are constantly stressed throughout the students work. Advanced Mathematics is a course de- signed for college bound seniors which prepares them for Calculas. 72 Math Department There is variety in Math courses offered at Port Huron High, ranging from general math to advanced. What each in- dividual student takes depends upon their goals in life. Below we have the information telling what a college bound and a non-college bound student might select. Non College Bound: 9th Gen. Math 1-2 Basic Alg. 1-2 Algebra 1-2 10th Gen. Math 3-4 Basic Alg. 3-4 Geometry 1-2 College Bound or Math Majors : 9th Algebra 1-2 Basic Alg. 1-2 10th Geometry 1-2 Basic Alg. 3-4 11th Adv. Algebra Geometry 1-2 12th Adv. Math Adv. Algebra Pictured are two typical math classes. Angela Langolf and Michelle Justa work on their assignments. Math Department This years Science department consists of a vari- ety of classes. These classes range from Biology to Earth Science. If a student is not planning to take science in college. Discovery, Introductory Science, and Biology is available to them. These science classes deal with the earth, living things, and all aspects of science. For the advanced students Chemistry and Physics are offered. Mr. Cristicks class examines a former student. Mrs. Rutofske ex- amines her class. Mr. Ask prepares for Physics while Chemistry students work on elements. Science Department 75 Judy Biddle Gene Bolden Bruce Christick Dick Hillaker Mark Law Bart Misyiak Carol Raymond Greg Repp John Schneider Jay Weymouth Mike Koreiba Physical Education A variety of different classes are available to stu- dents interested in physical education. These range from general gym to cardio fitness. Some of the more unusual classes include: Leadership training, which allows students to learn how to direct a gym class in his or her senior or junior year; recreational sports class covers a variety of sporting activities including: archery, bowling, angling, hunting, tennis, and others. A new class this year, cardio fitness, gives those interested in jogging a chance to better their skills. Students in this class jog four days a week and on the fifth day learn more about physical education. 76 Physical Education Big Reds show that they are physically fit. Tony Ward is pumping iron! Our physical edu- cation department offers many different activities, above a gym- nast shows her ability. On the opposite page Volleyball and dancing are activities for girls in general gym. Senior Kelly Mallory shows loads of enthusiasm while hula- hooping in the weight training class for girls. Physical Education 77 Fine Arts The 1981-82 Marching Ma- chine consists of 223 hard work- ing, outgoing members that show everyone in Port Huron what pride really means. Be- ing made up from 10 percent of the student body, the Big Red Marching Machine is the largest organization in the school. Art class, choir, and band are all catagorized under the depart- ment of fine arts. Here we see Kathy Sweeney and Terrill Westbrook concentrating heavily on Terrill ' s masterpiece. Port Huron High School offers two foreign languages, French and Spanish. These classes are available to all grade levels. Throughout the year in Spanish class, you experience the taste of the Spanish life style which in- cludes filmstrips, forming short plays, and tasting Spanish foods. In French, students have the op- portunity to experience the French culture. Films, games, music, and food are used as a basis for discussion of the French lifestyle. It is a shame, in this age of global travel, that all Big Reds haven ' t taken a second language. Francais Espanol Fine Arts — Foreign Language 79 Floyd Belt Bill Berger Tony Bonito Steve Hunter Dave Naplin Gary Pagel Future Skills Industrial Arts consists of mechanical drawing, metals, woods, electricity, power mechanics, vocational machine shop, and vo- cational welding. Mechanical drawing is studying graphic methods used to communi- cate data. Electricity is learning the fundamentals of electricity. Vocational ma- chine shop is setting up and operating ma- chines. Power students Gordie Clark and Lee Conniff examine a small engine, machinist Bill Hartman adjusts a machine lathe, and a woods student planes a board in woodshop. 80 Industrial Arts Home Economics Home Economics consists of Food and Nutri- tion, Clothing and Textiles, Leisure Time Skills, Child Development — Family Living, and Money Management — Housing. Foods is learning to pre- pare a complete meal that is attractive, flavorful, and nutritious. Clothing is designed to give stu- dents an understanding of personal appearance, clothing selection, care, and garment construction techniques. Leisure Skills is designed to give con fidence and to help fulfill a student ' s potential in his use of leisure skills. In Child Development the student will learn about the various developmen- tal stages children progress through. Money Man- agement is: the study of personal money manage- ment, the buying and using of goods and services, and the rights and responsibilities in relation to a person ' s legal, social and p olitical concerns. Home Economics 81 Mary Anderson Mary Breidenich Richard Chapman Rosetta Dickey Bev Doan McDonald Domke Barb Donovan Arlene Elliot Janet Farley Bill Friley Harold Langolf William Mitchell Maureen Nolan Warren Schattler Janet Smith Carol Whitaker 82 English English Department Writes the Script Writing and reporting skills are impor- tant aspects of a well rounded English curriculum. Mrs. Smith lectures above while Lisa Nadeau works on an english assignment in the library. Port Huron High offers a large variety of courses from Lit- erature and Advanced Composi- tion to Creative Writing, Mythology and Shakespeare. Students taking these classes can study anything from the Epic stories of Beowulf the Illiad, and the Odyssey, to plays, ballads, poetry, essays, and novels. Com- position and Creative Writing help the students develop basic skills in narrating, describing, and expressing themselves cre- atively. Basic English classes teach grammar, paragraph devel- oping, vocabulary, composition, essays, and literature. Speech is designed to develop poise and confidence in everyday speech situations. The Performing Arts and Yearbook give the student a chance to learn by doing. Stu- dents in Performing Arts get the chance to participate in the preparations and acting of a play. Yearbook students take part in the actual writing and putting together of a complete school yearbook; plus selling ad- vertisements, and learning basic techniques of designing layouts. English Dept. 83 The Work Force of Tomorrow The Skill Center offers many trades for students from every corner of St. Clair County. It helps students to get the training they need to survive in the outside world. It offers classroom work and on the job training. Cosmetology is one program of- fered by the skill center that is not in the skill center building. The students have to travel to the Cosmetology College in Down- town Port Huron. It takes two and a half years to complete the course and then a test is given by the state. If the test is passed, the student is eligible for a beautician ' s license. The J Key Pers of the Peace As every one knows, there is loads and loads of paper work involved in running a high school. The secre- taries work very hard typing tran- scripts and bulletins to pass on news to the staff and student body. Many people take these secretaries for granted and don ' t really stop to real- ize the shape our school would be in with out these wonderful ladies. The next time you go by the office stop and thank these ladies for the many hours they have put in for our school. Barbara Ah earn Helen Albert Pat Bingham Betty Bowman Donna Emlaw Shirley Gostinger 84 Skill Center — School Secretaries Getting the Big Red Stage Ready Did you ever stop to think who cleans up the candy wrap- pers that litter our school each day? Or who cooks the delicious food served in the cafeteria at lunch? These people are called cooks and custodians. They work hard each and every day making this school a more enjoyable place to spend the day. The head custodian is Alex Dortman. Mr. Dortman has been at Port Huron High for almost twenty-five years. The custodians work around the clock cleaning, polishing, and preparing the school for the everyday events that take place. The cooks here at Port Huron High School do not directly cook the food for our lunches. The food is prepared at Port Hu- ron Northern and shipped here just before our first lunch at 11:30 a.m. Custodian Wayne Coon, cook Ruth Noskiewicz, and Head Custodian Alex Dortman make P.H. a fine school. Crew 85 Special Cast for Special People Steve Baldwin Carol Ewald Rebecca Falk Janet Hayden Carolyn Marion Diane McMorran Colleen McMullen Tom Miller Ed Peltz Tom Rodenbaugh Glenn Smith Steve Stoner Special Education stu- dents are selected on a re- ferral basis by the special education department. The programs are P.O.H.I.— physically or otherwise health impaired, EM. I.— educably mentally im- paired, E.I. resource, emo- tionally impaired, and Learning Disabled. P.O.H.I. students work in the areas of daily living skills and take regular classes. Projects include engraving name tags, engraving signs, and manufacturing fishing trollers. E.M.I. and L.D. re- source rooms work to im- prove skills and help stu- dents learn to work to their capacity. Special Education s Tom Aaron Tina Adams Wendell Adams Duane Adolph Victoria Aguinaga Debbie Albert Karen Alexander Steve Allison Joe Andrews Carrie Angbrandt Robert Anger Jamie Anter Katie Anter Claire Appel Vince Armstrong Theresa Arnold Jerry Arnold Andy Avers Larry Bade Henry Bahr John Bailey Fred Baker Kelly Baker Tom Bales Paul Cummings and Scott Pontack show us the correct way to fluff flowers on the junior float. The Old Lady in the Shoe was covered with hundreds of flowers. Every- body knows flower fluffing can be very tedious work. Scott also housed the annual float burning party. 88 Juniors Juniors 89 . WL Mark Banister Robert Barr Sally Barrett Bethany Barth John Baunoch John Baxter Harold Beattie Colleen Beaubien Lisa Beaudin Tammy Bell Cindy Benedict Tom Benedict Melinda Bennert Betty Bennett Lori Bennett Robin Bergman Lloyd Bisnett Nonie Black Colleen Blake Roy Hinojosa instead of studying, takes it easy in study hall. Student Council members Alan Zieg and Ste- phen Kyle are taking sides at a council meet- ing. One of the schools long term romances Ted Chickonowski and Jackie Genaw appears to be discussing the up coming school dance or could they be in a fight. Dennis Blake Tim Bochatyn Penny Bolman Mary Jo Booth Kevin Bouldery Rodger Bowen Energetically Stephen Kyle, John Kivel, Steve to decorate their locker for the Christmas season Phillips, and Kurt Hinkley strain their imaginations Mrs. J. Smith gives helpful tips. Peter Bowers Brian Bowie Jim Bowie Julie Bradley John Britz Brenda Brookins Ken Brooks Richard Browder Alonzo Brown Andy Brown George Brown Henry Brown Holiday Spirits 90 Juniors K I Carl Brown Leroy Brown Lori Brown Toni Brown Mary Brown Lori Bryce David Buckeridge Bruce Buckley Brenda Bull Ray Butler John Butout Dale Campbell Darrell Campbell Tammy Campbell Scott Carpenter Marsha Carrier Mary Carrol Joe Castillo Mary Cavis Sula Cavis John Chapman Diane Chartier Kathy Chesney Dave Chidester Brian Childs Jeff Chisholm Ann Ciesliga Theresa Clark Roberta Class Brian Cline Teri Nicholas in a typical cafeteria situation. Her enthu- siastic look shows how tasty her $1.25 lunch is. The appe- tizing hamburger, crispy french fries, fresh canned fruit, and cold chocolate milk satisfies her appetite until dinner. Juniors 91 Dom Cocco Julie Cole Jessica Coleman Jim Collins Ron Combs Michelle Comstock Robin Coon Melody Cornette Scott Corry Theresa Cowper Karen Cristner Kathy Crouch John Currah Tom Daley Charles Daniels Rodney Darby Tim Davenport Jim Davis Rob Patterson leisurely walks down the halls. Is this his symbol for P.H. High School? T. Bird Lois Dobring in action doing one of her routines from the very excellent per- forming group. 92 Juniors A Time for Work and A Time for Play Jeff Davis Jered Davis Robert Davis Darryl DeBell Annette Dell David Dell David Dell Jane Denman Terry Denman Brad Dickey James Dickinson John Diller Scott Diller Jim DiMoff MaryLu Dinger Erich Ditschman Art Dixon Troy Dixon Kathy Doan Lois Dobring Bryan Doman Nancy Dombrowski Darla Dorland Harold Dorland Dan Dougherty Koreen Dougherty Paul Dougherty Brian Dunman Gordie Dunlap Mike Dunsmore Two minds are better than one as Melvin Marriot and Steve Green work hard to- gether in study hall. They ' re hoping that if they put their minds together they will be able to figure their school work. Juniors Kim Durham Cherie Eagle Randy Eagle Steve Edington Bonnie Edmonds Francetta Edwards Leon Edwards Mike Eggleston Mike Emery Glenn Emlaw Tony Esquibel Don Evans Darlene Everett Lee Ann Falk Juniors Doing What They Do Best Do all Juniors study this way?! No, Stephen Kyle demon strates his favorite method of working. Matthew Falk Shelly Falk David Felchak Dan Fenner Jeannette Fiedler Sam Finch Ann Findley Shellie Fischer Paul Fleming Jennifer Fowler Pam Fox Kelly Frizzle Kevin Frizzle Jill Fulcher Tina Fuller Steve Galanos Juniors Kelly Galbraith Joan Gamble Becky Gamble Julie Garcia Ruben Garcia Glenn Gardner Steve Gardner Jackie Genaw Todd Gerstenburger Mike Gibson Scott Gilbert Gerald Gill Wendy Tinsley brightens up a locker. Locker Fads Barb Gillett Kim Glenn Christine Glombowski Robert Glombowski Robert Gobeyn Diane Goltz Darlene Gould Pam Grabowski Robert Graham Nancy Green Rick Green Steve Green Juniors Trina Gurnsey Jon Guske Terri Gutierrez Steve Gyorick Irene Haggerty Robin Haggerty Rebecca Halifax Scott Hall Jayne Hallay June Hallay Wendy Hamilton Karen Hamlin Elizabeth Hanneke Dawn Hamden Karen Harris Tom Harris Tonia Harris Ellen Hartwig Bonnie Harvey Cliff Hawkins Jay Hawley Scott Hayes Penny Healy Russ Hegler Mike Heim Juniors work hard on their float to get it done in time for the big day. Lois Dobring, Miss McMullin and Darcy Watson, smile knowing they will be done in time for the parade. 96 Juniors Juniors Dare to Succeed. Mike Heimbach Kelly Heinz Jeff Helms Joe Helton Kathleen Helwig Ed Henry Tim Henry Kurt Hinkley Derrick Hise Greg Hisscock Mark Hodgins Arlene Hoel Laurie Holmstrom Cheryl Holzberger Doug Hopp Wayne Horvath Lori Jackson Lisa Jacobson Jackie Jarvis Cathleen Jemison Colleen Johnson Rich Johnston Douglas Jones Randy Kayko Michelle Washington is preoccupied with more interest- ing things than her homework assignment. Did she lose her homework assignment? Or is she just relaxing? 97 Juniors 50 C •i-H -M s u QJ Q J a •H OJ Vh OJ H Chuck Kelly Kevin Kelly Kim Kelly Kathy Keltz Jackie Kendrick Mayielliee Kerr Dwayne Kidd Don King Jeff King Sally Kinna Joel Kirkpatrick John Kivel Shelley Kivel Jule Klebba Madelene Klug Oscar Knight Diane Kodet Jon Koob Cherie Kovach Beth Krenke Melanie Krist Stephan Kyle Kris Laffrey Roxanne Laming Junior Ray Porritt teaches freshmen Bob Watt, Scott Collinge, and Buddy Hicks how to count. Down-one, down-two, down-three! We ' re sure they won ' t be late for math anymore. On the other hand junior Herb Tanton seems totally un- concerned about pressing mat- ters of the day. 98 Juniors Becky LaPine Charles Lashbrook Tim Lashbrook Ray Laturno Pam LaVere Tina Lazurka Brian Leach Angie Lee Johnny Lee Kim Lester Robin Lester Kim Linert Roni Lloyd Suellen Lohr Lisa Long June Lowes Kim Loxton Ronda Loxton Terry Lozano Kevin Lum Nikki Luna Annette Lynch Maureen Lynch Brian Lyon Herb Tanton pretends to be a ' ' 10 . Kim Steiner works diligently in Yearbook class. Jjuniors 99 Sheila MacDuff Bob Macey Andrea Malachi Jeff Manchester Kathy Mancini Carol Manning Melvin Marriot Carl Martiny Debbie McAuley Sandy McBean Tracy McClellan John McClelland Sheila McCombs Pat McConnell Sheila McDougal Liz McKenzie Rena McNames Larry McPhail Duane McPherson Marsha McPherson Ronald Melton Celine Micallef Bonnie Miller Brod Miller Francie Miller Jesse Miller Mark Mitchell Wayne Moak Carl Mollan Dawn Mollan Angie Moore Becki Moore Dionne Morgan Daniel Morris Thomas Morris Anna Morrison Dwayne Mullen Chuck Monroe Rick Music Lisa Nadeau Charles Naylor Wes Neil Beth Nelms Laura Nelson Diane Nicholas Teri Nicholas 100 Juniors The PHHS Circus Herb Tanton plays peek-a-boo with the teachers. Doleful looking Shelly Fisher clowns around in the hall on Hallow- een. Strange looking Daryl Debell and Dan O ' Reilly spook Kim Winchester and Ursula Munstermann. Juniors Doing It Their Way Robin Ostrander Outi Palikko Dawn Palmateer Bill Palmateer Mary Parker Ken Parry Dan Paulus Joe Pelc Jim Pemberton Becky Perez Scott Perry Carol Phillips Steve Phillips Lori Pifer Nancy Pleger Scott Pontack Chris Porrett Ray Porritt Debbie Porter Paul Prax Scott Precour Penney Preston Kelly Putze Kim Radatz Here we see Frank Zepec- zauer modeling the latest leather fashions. Taking time out to chat about the weekend are Kim Steiner and Jackie Genaw. 102 Juniors David Ray Dawn Redfield Debra Regan Bee Ann Reid Jodie Reynolds Jim Rich Wendi Richards Kara Riedel Tina Riehl Shelly Roberts Armando Rodriguez Nate Rogan Julie Roland Melinda Roskey Marcia Ruff Mary Rutkofske Robert Salayko Tresa Salmons Bill Sanderson Scott Scandalito Elena Scheffler Susan Schember Tom Schmitt Not All of Us Are Dummies! Junior June Halley and her friend, Harley Harrietta, stage their own unique commercial in retailing for their audience, Pat McConnell and Larry Davenport. 103 Juniors I Diane Schneider Doug Schott Terri Schrader Holly Schroeder Ann Schultz Theresa Sears Theresa Shank Richard Shepard Joe Shonka Frank Schuler Angela Simerson Percy Singles Becky Smith Bob Smith Brian Smith Charles Smith Dave Smith Judy Smith Scott Snowden Tammi Sophia Tom Spicer Robert Stabenow Kristy Stager David Steele Debby Stein Krystal Stein • Kim Steiner Dan Sterling Jane Stevens Andrea Stewart David Stewart Kris Stoliker Richard Stoner Are Carrie Angbrandt and El- len Hartwig Siamese Twins, or was there a small mishap with a bottle of super glue? 104 Juniors James Strauchman Jim Sullivan Jim Swaffield Joanna Sweeney Kathy Sweeney Cheryll Systma June Tallant Herb Tanton Terry Tanton Diana Taylor Randy Taylor Kevin Thomas Kim Thomas Mark Thomas Ronald Thomas Anthony Thomason James Thomason Bonnie Thompson Taking A Break Ronald Melton and Darryl Knight try to hide from our camera, but are foiled again. Cinder McCrory and Angie Moore are also experienced at bench warming. Both of these photos were taken during class, so that gives you an idea of what these four students enjoy doing. Juniors Tina Thompson Kim Tinsley Wendy Tinsley Bill Tomic Joe Tomlinson Gloria Torres Tracy Torrey Michelle Trapp Lynn Tucker Scott Turck Tod Tuttle Brenda Urban Veronica Urban James Vani Scott VanNorman Cheryl Vass Jeff Villerot Bryan Visga Gwen Walker Tina Walker Carl Waltenburg Kevin Walton Margo Ward Robert Warden Lori Warren Barb Warsinski Jackie Warsinski Ruthie Warsinski Miche lle Washington Darcy Watson Gerard Watson Willie Watson Brian Watt Bruce Watts Rosemary Weaver Kimberly Wendt Audrey Wert Terrill Wesbrook Scott Weston Michelle Wetzel Cindy Whitmore Carolyn Wickings Robert Wilkins Gary Williams Darel Williamson Dennis Wilson Jack Wilson Leanne Wilson 106 Juniors Juniors Show Their Strengh Should we wake Steve Galanos from his dream, or should we let him pretend to be Superman?! Mark Mitchell gives tips on how to be a Mighty Junior! Are these students or are they sardines?! This year about 2,150 students pack the halls during each break. Juniors 107 Kim Winchester Sheri Winkel Bruce Withun Stephanie Witucki Joe Wohadlo Dawn Wojtoszek Clarence Wolfe Pamela Wood Wendy Woolman David Wyllie Gary Zaremba Jeff Zarling Frank Zepeczauer Alan Zieg Tim Ziolkowski Dave Zweng Juniors Are Performers Here we see Willie Whalin ' ' Watson and the unknown cheerleader ' alias Carol Phil- lips with Steve lips Phillips along with other fellow Ju- niors playing for the Great Scott Sports Day. While taking a break from working on Santa ' s chair, Cin- dy Whitmore tries the chair for size. 108 Juniors At River District Glass Kathy Mancini and Marsha Carrier are busy making flowers for their float. Kathy sings while Marsha is hard at work. Lisa Nadeau is busy pushing a cart along with everyone else involved in the Great Day at Great Scott on Wednesday, No- vember 4, 1981. Lisa is one of hundreds of people who helped raise $5,000 in our fund raiser for sports. And So the Story Goes In this picture, the masked bandit is taking aim at a passing Big Red. In the next picture. Sue Raschke is playing the wife of Santa. I wonder who Santa is? Taking a break from class are Kelly Saunders and Lori Sloan. Could they be lost? 110 Student Life Thunderbirds, Elisa Polovich and Julie Parker, discuss the latest gossip in class. Ralph Clark stops in the hall to pose in the newest fashions. Quentin Swift and Tony Pixs lean casually on the heater trying to keep warm during the cold weather. Student Life 111 Looking for the Way 112 Student Life With his hall pass ready, Kent Dou- gherty doesn ' t have to fear any sus- pecting teachers. Now he can make it past those eagle-eyed guards. Senior Lloyd Fleming diligently studies the graffiti on the table. Dan Dorland knows it ' s old stuff and not worth reading. Superstar Lee Klettner and Dana Woodley look away from the camera as something else catches their eye. Thunderbird Stacy Reynolds anx- iously awaits the moment of their performance in the Christmas assem- bly. Maybe even Santa will show up! Always willing to lend a hand, Steve Phillips helps Dawn Wojtosyek with her wise man costume. Dawn was being initiated into the Varsity Club. Proving the well-known fact that Big Reds love to eat, are John Palmer, Connie Thiele, and Dave Palmer. Exchange student Ursala Mun- stermann, catches on quick to Ameri- can jokes. Student Life 113 Happy Students Set the Pace Look at all the smiles. Everybody at P.H. is smil- ing because of the return of full day sessions and sports. This year is a great improvement over last years morning and after- noon sessions. Last year students were tired and bored. This year the Big Reds are wide awake and ready to support their fa- vorite athletic teams. The return of clubs, sports, and Student Council has brought enthusiasm back to the student body. 114 Student Life Students feel there are three different ways of surviving school days at Port Huron High. Dennis Blake, Scott Hayes, and Shauna Bona think the most important way of surviving is paying attention in class. The second most important step is demonstrated by Keith Schneider and Stan Adams, who feel it is helpful to weigh things out. Larry Kelly, Pat Kelly, Matt Lamb, and Dan Marsh show that studying is an important way of surviving school days at Port Huron High. On page 114 are three different ways of surviv- ing school days at Port Huron High. As you can see, Stephanie Thomas and Tammy Zinzo are waiting impatiently with the rest of their class, for the ever popular class room discus- sion to begin. Mr. Richards shows how s teacher survives Port Huron High. The teacher must gain control over the class. He must make the students look up to him, as illustrated to the left. Studying and keeping busy is Aaron Hauen- stein ' s responsibility in Study Hall. Student Life 115 Where the Big Reds Roam The average Big Red spends at least one hour every school day in the halls. This is time well spent, they meet friends, share gossip, and occa- sionally run each other over. At the right, Clarence Miller, Stan Adams and. Brad Miller anticipate the new school day. Below left, Roslyn Pack and Monique Wheeler stroll down the hall greeting their friends. Bot- tom right, something has caught Lori Shaeffer and Sue Raschke ' s eyes as they hurry down the hall. 116 Student Life Jody Radatz and Vicky Ostrander enjoy taking time out to have a lit- tle fun and smile for our camera. Everybody seems to be in a hurry. Greg Hissock, Renee Bickle and John Borowski are determined to get where they ' re going, espe- cially if schools out! Student Life 117 National Honor Society Shines Bright Above: Mrs. Anderson and the NHS at the Annual Tea. Left: Mr. Ufford tests the quality of a cookie. Pictured above are the NHS Officers for 1981-82. Standing: Julie O ' Neil, Treasurer; Mr. Verran, Advisor. Sitting: Renee Walsh, Secre- tary; Terry Green, Vice President; and Mike Sytsma, President. At the left: Anita Harrison takes a break from her busy schedule to enjoy a glass of punch. 118 NHS Darcy Watson and Ruth Warsinski, enjoy a snack at the NHS Tea. The members of the National Honor Society are: Judy Poleihonski, Diane Goltz, Anita Harrison, Carrie Angbrandt, Mike Sytsma, Julie O ' Dell, Terry Green, Renee Walsh, Michelle Justa, Cheryl Holzberger, Bethany Barth, Stacie Mecum. 2nd Row: Ellen Hartwig, Cheryl Vass, Brad Dickey, Su- san Ballard, Dave Myron, Karen Temple, Marcia Ruff, Elisa Polovich, Darcy Watson, Diane Schneider, Wendy Price, Koreen Dougherty, Gayle Angbrandt, Lisa Hooper, Carole Owens. 3rd Row: Sharyn Hubbard, Mark Reilly, Lori Mitchell, Susan Nofs, Guy Heinz, Sally Barrett, Ben Fraelich, Kent Dougherty, Virgil Klebba, Ruth Warsinski, Jon Guske, Judith Fries, Roni Lloyd. 4th Row: Frances Miller, Martha Emerich, Mary Rehberg, Lee Klettner, Alan Zieg, Lisa Jacobson, Tony Stewart, Stacey Barnhardt, Susan Exley, Nicole Berro, Jamie Eagling. Members of the NHS are chosen on the basis of Service, Scholarship, Leadership and Character. These are people with an interest in school and achievement. Together they make up one of the finest organizations at PHHS. National Honor Society 119 O ur Human Calculators Every first and third Monday of each month Mr. Case starts an hour long math club meeting. Mr. Case has been sponsoring the math club for the last three years. Junior and Senior math club members tutor students with difficul- ties in math. The requirements for joining the math club are, 5 semesters of college prep Algebra and Geometry, a B average in math, and a B grade average overall. Math club members are planning a few tours to colleges this year. The math club officers for 1981- 82 are Bryan Midgley, President; Martha Emerick, Vice-President; Debbie Pontack, Secretary; Gayle Angbrandt, Treasurer; and Roberta Sumner, Historian. Pictured are Bryan Midgley, Roberta Sumner, Lori Mitchell, Gayle Angebrandt, Martha Emerick, Debbie Pontack, and Mr. Case. Above we see Anita Harrison, Lee Klettner, Angie Langolf, and Roger Zeller. 120 Math Club Developing Future Leaders DECA is the Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica. Vocational Understand- ing, Social Intelligence, Civic Consciousness and Leadership Development are the four points of DECA. DECA members de- velop a respect for educa- tion in marketing and dis- tribution, which will contribute to occupational competence. Members are provided with opportuni- ties for personal growth through competition, social and professional activities. Port Huron High DECA group helps students gain an understanding of and appreciation for our free enterprise system. This years ' officers are: Denise DeBell — president. Sherry Burleigh — vice president. Sue Exley — Treasurer, and Dennis Todd — reporter and Parliamentarian. This year DECA members attended the third annual Local DECA Conference at the St. Clair County Community College. In addition mem- bers participated in Region- al Competitions. Teri Nicholas and John Dilier display a few of the tro- phies brought back to PHHS by DECA students. Back Row— Mr. Schneider. Brian Childs, John Dilier, Allen Wright. Second Row — Laura Magbanua, Tina Thompson, Lori Sloan, Penny Bolman, Andrea Wright, Tina Riehl, Teri Nicholas, Diane Nicholas. Row One— Kelly Saunders, Cindy Whitmore, Shelly Kivel, Lau- ra Tanton, Dana Daggett. Trina Gurnsey. DECA 121 Students at P.H. take pride in their school by dis- playing its emblems. They show loyalty by wearing Big Red insignias on everything from notebooks to license plates. It ' s their way of saying that P.H.H.S. is number 1. Michelle Pelc, Kelly Bauman, Kelly Hurley, Ruth Warren, Debbie Dubrowlowski, and Rhonda Ellsworth with folders and Sandy Phillips and Fred Belger wear logos. 122 Student Life Loyal Big Red students think P.H.H.S. is 1. They try to convey this message by dis- playing their school spirit on jackets. About ninety-five percent of all P.H.H.S. stu- dents show their school spirit by wearing these jackets. Tony Porritt models his Big Red jacket with pride. Debbie Dobrolowski is so proud of her P.H.H.S. jacket that she said she ' d wear it everywhere. Does that include wearing it to bed? The Big Red Indian is seen almost everywhere at P.H.H.S., especially on peo- ples ' backs. D 1 s P 1 a y E m b 1 e m s P r 0 u d 1 y Student Life 123 Big Reds Get Physical Students at P.H.H.S. have var- ious ways of becoming physical- ly fit. Ted McLellan and Nate Rogan put on their hiking boots and hike over to the Playground Arcade. Others like Belinda Ben- nett who are less energetic, in- dulge themselves by using the computers in the resource room to play football. This saves them from a long hike across the street. Then we have the true physical fit nuts. This group in- cludes people like Hughie An- ger, Vince Armstrong, Ted Chickonowski, Cliff Hawkins, Elaine Lawerence, Annette Gauthier and Kim Collingwood and niece who twist, turn and stretch their bodies into painful positions and live through it. Tension Release Student Life 125 SAA Runs The Show 126 SAA The Student Advisory Assem- bly was formed last year to fill the gap that was left when Stu- dent Council was eliminated. Members are appointed by Mr. Burgess, student activities direc- tor and S.A.A. advisor. There are 72 members this year. The officers are: Anita Harri- son — President, Marcia Ruff — Vice President, Ruth Warsinski — Secretary, Erich Ditschman — Par- liamentarian. Opposite page, left: Alan Zeig, Kristy Stager, Ellen Hartwig, Dan Mertz, Ann Breidenich, Indira Boldon, and Maryann Kruse, at a meeting. Top left: Colleen Sweeney. Top right: Anita Harrison and Sue Raschke. Above: Bethann Green, Andrea Button, Kurt Hinkley, and Steve Phillips. Back Row: Mr. Burgess, J. Kit- tridge, B. Sipaseuth, J. Bailey, O. Palikko, P. Fox, S. Hayes, K. Hinkley, B. Smith, S. Phillips, C. Phillips, A. Zeig, S. Keeney, M. Klugg, S. Kyle, T. Green, J. Hel ton, and U. Munsterman. Fourth Row: K. Atkins, A. Moore, J. Stone, L. Hooper, S. Raschke, S. Exley, D. Dell, L. Gosger, D. Goltz, A. Breidenich, K. Stager, E. Hartwig, S. Ballard, J. Fries. Third Row: C. Mullins, K. Klebba, S. Bona, M. Koob, D. Mertz, T. Bradbury, B. Hooper, T. Harvey, K. Foor, J. Fowler, A. Button, I. Bolden, and C. Horbes. Second Row: C. Sweeney, C. Cleaver, B. Parker, M. Kruse, M. Crimmins, M. Gardocki, L. Brookins, K. Bauman, B. Stein, C. Vass, D. Sweet, B. Moeller, and A. Prax. Front Row: R. Warsinske, M. Ruff, A. Harrison, E. Ditschman. Not Pictured: L. Osborn, K. Vranish, J. Bradley, B. Green, L. Magbanua, L. Klettner, S. Hub- bard, and S. Fisker. SAA 127 I s WllHIlJlJf.,. S k y 1 Ps 3 a M k7«l Denise Ackles Abby Adams Kathleen Adams Stan Adams Steve Adams Tim Alexander Jenny Andrzyewski Lisa Anglebrandt Theresa Angerbrandt Corry Arnold Susan Artman John Ashford Kris Atkins Sonya Bade Kathy Baker Michelle Baldock Corey Banks Cindy Barr Dennis Basney Calvin Beach Belle Beauvais Fred Belger Donald Bell Renee Bickle Clifford Black Joe Blake Charles Bolden Indera Bolden Shauna Bona Antoinette Bonner Paul Bowie Paula Bowie Vincent Bridgwood Jeff Brown Kim Brown Student Council members, and best friends. Crystal Cleaver and Maryann Kruse pose during a Student Coun- cil meeting. Sophomores 129 Nat Brown Bob Brown Curtis Brown Tom Bruehan Michelle Buckeridge Curt Burda Larry Burdick Julius Burgos Denise Burkett Robert Burkett Yvette Burrell Jonell Bush Frog Surgeon Julie Cesefske puts a smile on her face as she enjoys disecting one of Kermit ' s fellow friends. The frogs didn ' t croak or moan while the surgery was taking place. That shows the skill sophomores obtain in operat- ing, without pain, on these creatures. Above Sandy Hanneke prays before attempting to take a test. 130 Sophomores Pamala Caldwell Malisse Callahan Chris Cameron Randy Cameron John Capps Patricia Carnahan Mary Carr Tom Cartmell Linda Caughill Susan Caughill Scott Ceglarek Julie Cesefske Brian Chaffee Heron Chrisholm Gordie Clark Crystal Cleaver Matt Clough Denise Coats Jill Coats Erine Cocco Bill Collins Daniel Collins Leigh Conklin Lee Conniff Susan Corry Karen Cortez Mary Crimmins Patricia Crimmins Scott Crockett Donald Crouch Kathy Culp Kathy Curtis Judy Dalton Scott Damaschke Jamie Daniels Ken Daugherty High rollers Crystal Cleaver and Mary Ann Kruse shake with Big Red Spirit during the Halloween season. Sophomores 131 Sophomores In the Spotlight Patty Davenport Amanda Davis Darlene Davis Doug Dazer Jeff DeBell Joseph DeBell Dave Defrain Stacey Denman Petra Dickerson Prez Dixon Mary Docherty Belinda Donaghy Rena Donahue Jeff Donner Samantha Dortman Richard Dubuque Monique Dubuque Harold Duckworth Jim Dunn Deena Dunsmore Sean Dupree Donna Durfee Terry Durham Mike Eastman Cass Eccle During woodshop, Ramon Savedra waits patiently for Mr. Bonito to give further instructions for their current project. Woodshop is one of several industrial arts courses of- fered at P.H.H.S. 132 Sophomores Amy Heimbach and Patti Herron take a break from eating candy to look at more interesting things. Tom Edie Martin Edington Never too busy to take a break. Julie Edmonds Dion Edwards James Eggleston Steven Elsele Brenda Elliot Steve Emery John Erickson Patricia Ernst Sue Esquibel Bryan Fleishman Tammy Fleming Kevin Fleury Chris Floyd Vicki Fowler Doug Fraser Matt Frazer Teresa Frazer Dale Frey Charlie Friedland Renee Fuller Porfirio Garcia Rita Garcia Shelly Garcia Robin Gardocki Sophomores 133 Debra Garner Sherry Genaw Kari Gerrow Doreen Gersky Denise Gill Richard Gill Paul Gilmore Bill Glenn David Glombowski Matt Glombowsk i Rene Gobeyn Lisa Gofton Russ Gonzales John Gonzelez Jeanne Gossman Kim Goulding Bethany Grabbit Crystal Graham Sherry Graham Don Gratton Debbie Green Ron Green Tammy Green Tracey Green 134 Sophomores Mary Ann Green Denise Gryorcewicz Steve Guilliat Garth Gurnsey Rusty Gurnsey Selina Gurnsey Sue Gurske Mike Halamka Karen Hamilton Robert Hamilton Sandra Hanneke Marvin Hardy Laura Harrington Jim Harris Allan Heartly Walter Hayes Paul Hazelwood Jeff Hedberg Henry Heidenrich Amy Heimback Stephanie Heimback Mary Hernandez Brenda Herron Patti Herron Believe it or not some kids go to the library on their lunch hour to study. Here Lori Holzberger listens to one of her friend ' s stories. No doubt she is working on group project. Sophomores 135 Kelly Hisscock Kelly Hodge Eveck Holmes Veronica Holmes Lori Holzberger Andy Hopp Laurie Hopp Andra Horvath Robert Hubbard Mark Hudy Laurine Hunter John Hurst Ronald Hutchinson Sheryl Hutchinson Carrie Ichenberg John Ignash Richard Isaac Cheryl Jackson Elizabeth Jacobs Mark Jackel Melinda Jackel Kim James Kim Jaronoski Brenda Jemison 136 Sophomores On the opposite page we see Chris Cameron and Sue Cory dressed funky for spirit week. Sophomore Pam Rix concentrates heavily on her typing assignment. During the all night party for the Marching Machine Sandy Hanneke, Rusty Gurnsey, Charlie Friedland, Bill Glenn, and Bryan Fleishman attempt to put together a sopho- more skit. Tony Jemison Cliff Johnson Chris Jones Evan Kaercher Sherri Kaercker Mary Karol Daniel Kazor Dana Kechter Peri Keener Melissa Kelly Dolly Kendrick Dorothy Kenner Jennifer Kidd Duane King Greg King Kim Kingsbury Denny Klaus Paul Klaus Maureen Klettner Tadd Klettner Tracy Klune Terry Koglin Bob Koncyk Maureen Koob Sophomores 137 Larry Kowalski Vickie Kramp Maryann Kruse Anita Kuta Marilyn Lambert Mike Laming Mark Langis Dave Langolf Sharon Langolf Karen Lashbrook Bobby Lavere Dean LaVigne Todd Lawson Leann Leathorn Melissa Leaver Debbie Lemanski Margaret Lepine Linda Limberger D ' wan Lindsey Scott Lindsay Stanford Locke Laura Lott Ruth Lowes Kim Lubnow s T R 0 L L 1 N Tenth Grader, Quentin Swift, takes a stroll on the bench- es. Shy, Stacey Reynolds, attempts to avoid the camera and hardworking Andy Hopp is found working diligently in Biology class. Michelle Lucas David Lynch Andrea Macey Chad Mallory Kevin Manns Greg Marinez Andy Marsh Tammy Marthen Adam Martin Nancy McArthur Tim McClelland Laurie McConnell Bob McCollech Stacy McDowell Ritchie McLeod Ronda McLeod Arthurine McMillan Todd McMillan Diana Melbourne Cindy Meldrum Melody Minielly Jeff Mensinger Dan Mertz Bob Mervich Sophomores 139 Darlene Meyers Leann Middleton Tom Midgley Carol Miller Cathy Miller Tom Miller Terri Milutan Jamie Minke Donna Minock Eric Mitchell Yvonne Mitchell Becky Moeller Betty Moncrief Andria Moore Mark Moore Brian Morrison Chris Muehlmann Pamela Mugridge Colleen Mullins William Murdock John Navarro Randy Neaves Karen Novak Traci O ' Brien Excited sophomores show spirit as they attempt to win the pep jug from the seniors. Perhaps the judges felt sorry for the outnumbered Senior class. because on this day the sophomore class was un able to win the pep jug. Still the sensational sopho mores show their mighty spirit. 140 Sophomores Preparing for the Future James Obermesik Renee Olila Vicky Ostrander Dan Oswald John Palmer Mark Palmer Teresa Palmer David Pardee Amy Parker Cindy Parker Lee Ann Parker Rebecca Parker Randy Paul Trade Pelc Shawn Pence Mike Perry Jeff Peterson Paula Peterson Scott Peterson Alan Pionk Joe Pionk Dawn Plake Marty Porrett Tony Porritt Jeff Porter Toni Portis Tammy Powell Gerald Prater Kim Prater Richard Precour Connie Provost Deana Quader Brenda Radatz Preparing for her next class Lisa Gofton discusses the event of the day. Sophomores 141 Outstanding Sophomores Todd Randall Ronda Randolph Jim Rankin Brenda Redfield Brian Reilly Sharon Repinski Joseph Reuter Michael Reynolds Stacey Reynolds Robert Rhody Barb Rice Connie Rich Pam Rix Lori Roberts Kim Robinson Kimberly D. Robinson Richard Roelens Cindy Ross Becky Roth Kathy Rutkofske Betty Sanchez Victoria Sanchez Lisa Sanderson Cindy Schalou One of our many outstand- ing students, Fred Belger, uses concentration on his biology project. Fred, a sophomore, is among many students that achieve outstanding grades despite large classes at Port Huron High this year. Achievers like Fred are one of the factors that make up the pride and good spirit of our school. 142 Sophomores 91 Counseling runner Maureen Koob is in Student Council and is a Junior Varsity Cheerleader. Maureen is just an example of one of the many sophomores that makes the class of 84 what it real- ly is. Many students dedicate a lot of their time in doing things not only for their class, but for the whole school. Schools need more people who are involved. Our school has many students of this calliber, and that is why we are called the BIG REDS . Lisa Scheible Helen Schmidt Tom Schneider Judy Schott Pat Schott John Schultz Roxanne Schultz Vera Schultz Anne Seely Tony Sergent Paul Serska Joseph Shappee Chris Sharpe Dan Sharrow Troy Sharrow Devon Shazier Chuck Shovan Alicia Shuler Dave Sickles Debbie Sickles Becca Smith Benita Smith Wilbert Smith Sandra Sommer Sophomores 143 Scientific Sophomores Brian Sorroll Tracie Spear Julie Staiger Robert Stapleford Debra Stein Mike Stern Mike Stockwell Janet Stokes Jennifer Stokes Julie Stone Mark Stover Beth Sullivan The Frog Stops Here I don ' t believe I ' m cutting into this cute little green crea- ture, says sophomore Trisha Crimmins. By the look on Ju- lie Stones face you can tell she ' s a little bit more than sympathetic with the plight of this little guy. Wendy Summerer Geraldine Sutton James Swarts Colleen Sweeney William Sweet Quentin Swift Jeff Swinson Diane Switzer Andy Swoffer Brian Swoffer Steve Tallmadge Nanci Tanton 144 Sophomores Sandy Taylor Steve Tetreau Larry Thelmas Steve Therrien Shari Thomas Stephanie Thomas Tim Thomas Jeanette Thompson Monica Thompson Dave Thorton Sheryl Tolan Dan Torres Randy Trice Wendy Tucker Kelly Turk Brendan Vani Tammy Varty Susan Vernon Julie VonHiltmayer Kevin Vranish Andy Wager Kathy Wahl Christina Walsh Keli Ward Study hall may be quiet enough for Jeff DeBell and Keith Vranish to study. Reflecting on a homework as- signment is all part of Tracy Green ' s day. Sophomores 145 Tonya Ward Kathy Warner Kevin Warsinski Stacie Watson Richard Weaver Elizabeth Webster Rosie Webster Mark White Tracy White Cindy Whitmore Karol Whittaker Dorene Wiley Ronald Willey Orlando Williams Carrie Wolfe Juanita Wolfe Steve Wolfe John Wood Lisa Wood Lisa Woodyard Richard Woolman Jeff Wuellner Wayne Yake Krista Young Mary Young Runner Maureen Koob hands Mr. Misyiak a pass and smiles at his approval. The job of a run- ner is an interesting one. Their job is to roam the halls, with passes and messages for students and teachers. 146 Sophomores Paul Zachara Sheri Zayler Arrigo Zeller Myrna Zeros Penny Zinzo Anne Zweng Sophomores catch the Big Red spirit. Sophomore Retakes Ron Anger Jim Benedict Cherri Conant Richard Gonzales Fred Gunn Dawn Huner Jim Hinkle Andre King Maureen Kish Tina Langolf George Lepak Orville Nutt Robin Paciorek Michelle Reyna Dorthy Smith Stacy Snyder Robby Walker Monique Wheeler Patiently Sheryl Hutchinson is eating candy and waiting for the bell to ring. She is one of the many junk food junkies at Port Hu- ron High. Cruising down the hall. Dale Prichett, proves wheels make Port Huron High School ac- cessible. Sophomores 147 Devotion Funds Big Reds Howard Reynolds and Doug Stewart try to persuade our principal to buy some cider to help raise money for sports. The food went fast, as freshmen Kim Mecurio, Kelly Bauman, Kelly Dawson, and Connie Thiele sold baked goods at the freshmen bake sale. Items such as cookies sold for ten cents, while the larger items sold for twenty or twenty-five cents. The freshmen class made a forty-six dollar profit. Raise mon- ey, boost spirits, and provide leadership are the goals of every class officer. Pictured here are the freshmen officers (left): Kelly Dawson, Connie Thiele, Beth Hooper, Kelly Bauman; and (right) Sophomore officers; Patti Herron, Tracy Green, Shauna Bona, and Crystal Cleaver. Each of these girls has accomplished these goals suc- cessfully. Basically, money is raised for their senior year to take care of the cost of the yearbook, class trip, homecoming, and other ac- tivities. Shauna Bona, sophomore president, said, The only means we have to support any of our activities is to sell things. This year we sold flowers, ornaments, and candy. Planning by each class makes graduation a truly wonder- ful experience. 148 Student Life Over $125,000 was raised by Booster Club Ac- tivities this year. The band boosters live it up at the Big Red Marching Machine all night party, as Mr. Verran sings a song, and fellow boosters put action to the words. They are trying to copy Spike Jones and His City Slickers . Great Scott! The Port Huron High School Athletic De- partment raised over $5,000 for winter sports this year thru the generosity of both the man- agement of the Great Scott Supermarket and the consumers who purchased food there. Five percent of the total sales profit for an entire day was given to the Athletic Department. It was a festive day as the choir, band, and drill teams performed in the Great Scott parking lot. Mr. Wydrzynski, Mrs. Zeller, and Maureen Koob show their support for Big Red athletics by purchasing their groceries at Great Scott. Photographer Ted McClellan while talking to a chick poses with a yearbook camera made possible by local business contributions to our high school yearbook. Without the help of businesses, parents, and members of our com- munity extra curricular activities would not have been possible this year. We thank the community for it ' s continuous support. Boosters Provide $ 125,000 Boosters 149 Catching Big Red Fever Big Red students Rae Ann Pringle, Mary Gar- docki, and Tracie Green show their spirit by clown- ing around during lunch hour in their own version of The Great Perfor- mance . Below: Australian foreign exchange student Madeline Klug clearly has Big Red spirit. Right: Sophomore Michelle Buckeridge waits patiently for her bus to ar- rive (which is 20 minutes late). Madeline came thousands of miles just to attend P.H. She comes from down and under Australia. Madeline plays the cymbals in the Marching Machine and also is an active mem- ber in the SAA. She blends in very well and has become a true Big Red. We hope her stay with us in the United States is a happv one. 150 Student Life Unobtrusively Chris Cameron and Sue Corey trade gossip and make up secrets during their favor- ite class. Becky Moeller, number 23, shoots another basket for the Big Reds. Omega-man, Mike Halamka escorts Crystal Graham down the hall, while Tom Harris looks on. Anxiously awaiting the thrilling work in class. Dawn Mollan glares off into space. Student Life 151 Whirling Twirling Cherokettes Back Row: Tracy Spears, Kelly Daw- son, Sheryl Hutchinson, Shelly Lisie, and Michelle Trapp. Front Row: Co- Captain; Chris Cameron, and Captain; Colleen Johnson. Not Pictured: Kim Phillips. This year the Cherokettes Twirling Team gained a new sponsor, Denise Cameron. The team works hard per- forming with the Big Red Marching Machine, at various football games. Bas- ketball games, and many other events. Baton Magic Kelly Dawson, Tracy Spear, and Kim Phillips are performing at the first Open House this year. The song is Another One Bites the Dust. Kim Phillips and Chris Cameron enjoy perform- ing at the Open House, along with their other per- formances throughout the year. 152 Cherokettes Flags Steal The Show Top row: Dawn Hauner, Kathy Green, Kim Robin- son, Kim Mercurio, Kim Prater, Janette McIntyre, Lori Holzberger. Middle row: Melody Cornette, Barb Gillett, Roberta Sumner, Cheryl Hozberger, Joan Gamble. Bottom row: Lisa Long, Marie Solo- mon, Jenny Valdez, Paula Heddle, Sharyn Hub- bard. Sophomore Kim Robinson is showing her enjoyment while per- forming at the first Open House of the year. She is a very promis- ing member of the team and is expected to make it big with the team during her next two years. This is the ten year anniversary for the Display Flags. For the past decade the flags have added color and variety to the Big Red March- ing Machine. The flags perform at all home football games and a few home basketball games. They also perform on their own at various competitions. In 1980, the team won first place at Rochester, Michi- gan. The sponsor of the 1981-82 flag team is Mrs. Joyce Long. She is a teacher aide at Sparlingville Elementary. The officers this year are: Roberta Sumner, captain; Paula Heddle, co captain; Marie Solomon, secretary; Sharyn Hubbard, treasur- er; and Lisa Long, historian. Our wardrobe mistress is Kim Robin- son. Display Flags 153 Thunderbirds Jazz It Up The Thunderbirds are a dance and drill team consisting of 18 girls and a Little Red Princess. They perform at assemblies, football and basketball games, and parades. Each year the T- Birds enter competition and they attend clinics to get ideas for new routines. Pictured below are: Darcy Watson — Social Chair- man, Colleen Mullins, Kim Winchester — Historian, Elisa Polovich — Capt., Andrea Moore — Ass ' t Capt., Stacy Reynolds, Audrey Wert — Secretary. Kris Atkins, Brenda Brookins, Lois Dobring, Kathy Mooney, Kim Klebba, Julie Parker. Alicia Shuler, Wendy Wert, Little Red Princess— Ranee Rickett, Cathy Ballard, Julie Stone. Not pictured Carol Manning. Sponsor Mrs. Polovich. Mr. Ufford assistant principal and former sponsor of the team said this about the T- Birds, In all the years (this is their 11th anniversary) from the time of their inception until the present, they ' ve upheld a very high standard of performance. The members have always been a credit to our school. 154 Thunderbirds Tom-A-Hawks Really Cut It Terri Gutierrez, leads the Tom-a-Hawks in activities such as parades and sport events. The team often performs with the Marching Machine during half- time at football and basketball games. Their performance is guaranteed to raise the hair on your scalp. Mary Jo Booth, Bethany Barth, Karen Thomas — Secretary, Gloria Torres, Terri Gutierrez — Captain, Middle Row: Susan Marone, Margie Hagle, and Janice Dewey Treasuer. Front Row: Tricia Jrosier mascot. New members are: Jill Henry, Tammy Herron, and Lula Shep- ard. Color Guard 156 Color Guard Pictured are members of the Color Guard. Paul Rowse, Cap- tain Scott Smith, Brian Torrey, Fred Bond, Dennis Brown, Dean Kruger Pictured left team captain Scott Smith and members of the color guard proudly display our nations colors. The Color Guard, led by Scott Smith displays enthusiasm. The six member team takes position at all events involving the band. They display our country ' s col- ors and a true sense of pride for Port Huron High School. Display Nations Flag Wanted: Male Cheerleaders The first male cheerleaders added to the cheerleading squad at Port Huron High in many years are Lenny Smith, Brian Childs, Dave Rix, and Donald Edwards. Diane Schneider, Lisa Nadeau, Jill Secory, and Kathy Coats as well as the rest of the varsity squad have spent many hours teaching them cheers. For all involved the time spent is a mixture of work and play. The cheerleaders feel that the new members add strength and excitement to the squad. t Creating Acts Of Skill Back: Teresa Shank, Kristy Stager, Lena Scheffler, Diane Schneider, Pam Fox, Kelly Boyd, Lisa Nadeau, Kim Durham. Middle: Lynn Howe, Laura Magbanua, Jill Secory, Theresa Langolf. Front: Lisa Hooper, and Cathy Coats. Never missing a game whether rain or shine, the Varsity Cheerleaders devoted their time, cheering at football and basketball games. The Cheerleaders while doing two man high mounts, showed us how to create school spirit with precision and originality. Their enthusiasm increased school spirit throughout the year. 158 Cheerleaders To Raise School Spirit Junior Varsity cheerleaders had an excellent year with prac- tices almost every day after school. They gained strength and skill to become a very strong squad. With Captain Ka- ren Novar and Co-Captain Carol Phillips the team progressed through the year. This year J-V Cheerleader ' s performed at pa- rades, football games, pep assem- blies, and J. V. Basketball games. Junior Varsity cheerleaders for the 81- 82 school year are: Captain, Anita Kuta, Maureen Koob, Anna Prax, Carol Phil- lips, Petra Dickson, Beth Hooper, Sue Vernon, Denise Nadeau, Tammi Fleming, Sherry Genaw, and Karen Novar. J. V. Cheerleaders 159 Pied Pipers of PH Our school has three bands, the Cadet Band, the Varsity Band, and the Honors Band. The Cadet band is made up of just freshmen. Each band stu- dent entering Port Huron High must go through the Cadet band before being accepted into the Var- sity or Honors Bands. Next is the Varsity band that is primarily sophomores. Some sophomores, howev- er, who are exceptionally good, are accepted right into the Honors band which is primarily juniors and seniors. Each band plays at their own spring concert and at the annual Bandtastic ' s show. The Honors band, when combined with the numerous girls groups in the school, is turned into the Marching Machine. This group, of 223 hard work- ing students, performs at all home football games, and at most home basketball games. They also march in various parades through out Michigan and Canada. All three bands are conducted by Mr. Payton who has been the band director at P. H. for the past fourteen years. 160 Band The Marching Machine has traveled to places such as Germany, to perform at the summer Olympics, The Hudson Day Parade in Detroit, New York City, Walt Disney World, and this year was invited to perform at the Super Bowl Parade. Mr. Payton has been a big asset to the three bands and also the entire school. Many thanks is given him for his sup- port and devotion to the school and the community. Stajarmy means stage army. Stajarmy ' s job is to make sure the Machine has all the equipment they need when they perform. If it wasn ' t for the stajarmy the Machine would be in complete chaos. Top row: Joe Helton; Bryan Midgley; Erich Ditschman; Charlie Friedland; Sandy Hanneke; Jon Guske; President Dave Dell; Bill Glen; Tammie Sophia; Treasurer, Andy Wager; Jim Manning, Vice President. The Pied Pipers of the Marching Ma- chine are the Band officers. Left to Right: Vice Pres. Susan Ballard, President Renee Walsh, Secretary Julie O ' Dell, Treasurer Becky Whitican. The officers have done a lot to conquer the test of bringing the band closer together. We think they have accomplished that task. To the left we see a smiling Anita Harrison as she gets ready to march through the hall before an assembly. The Honors Band Drum Major, Kent Dougherty, assists students during the Cadet Band class. Kent is a senior this year and works very hard with each band. Band 161 DANCING The Big Red Dancing Machine origi- nated this year with Noreen McClarty as captain. The dancers are: Tina Sanderson, Roni Lloyd, and Tracey Williams. Noreen said It ' s fun and we get along good. Mrs. Price is really sweet. Mrs. Kay Price is their outside sponser. All of the members are very grateful that she volunteered her time. She has been a lot of help to the team. They perform at assemblies and at boys basketball games. Dancing Machine Stacy Adamson Micheal Aiello Sean Ainsworth Lisa Alexander Kim Alexis Bonnie Allen Joel Anderson Frank Anglebrandt Tina Anglebrandt Stan Anger Pam Angerbrandt Deanna Appel Jon Arnold Keith Arnold Kim Arnold Ray Arnold Irena Arthur Nancy Avendt Becky Bade James Bailey Leslie Bailey Pam Baird Tim Baisley Cathy Ballard Ila Bankston Brad Barnhardt Smiling Lula Shepard and Tina McAbee take an after school stroll in the empty hall ways. 164 Freshman Patricia Barnum Dennis Barrett Cathleen Barringer Richard Barron Kelly Bauman Sherrie Begley Doreen Bell Susan Benedict Andrew Bennett Batina Bennett Christina Bennett Tricia Bills Stacey Black Diane Blake Eric Bodley Shirlene Boehm Frederick Bond Donald Borowski John Borowski Melissa Bourbonais Matthew Bowen Patricia Bradbury Priscilla Bradshaw Anne Breidenich Casually Janice Dewey demonstrates the art of increas- ing one ' s vocabulary through usage of a dictionary. It is one of the many reference sources available in the Port Huron High library. Beside her Sue Marone is content to use her already acquired reading skills. Study Skills Freshmen Cristy Brenton Robert Bristle Lisa Brookins Claire Broussard Dennis Brown Leanne Brown Meachie Brown Melissa Brown Natalie Buckley Ray Buckley Julie Burleigh Rodney Burrel Christina Burt Andrea Button Mark Bynum Sam Cadena Wendall Callahan Jesse Capps Erin Carpenter Michael Carson Tami Carter Jane Caslick Christopher Castillo Pamela Cates Tom Parker and his friends play a difficult game of skill and coordination in their physical education class. Can the fresh- man do it? Thrilled to death Debbie Shinn, writes sentences for her exciting gym class. Next time she ' ll do what the teacher says. 166 Freshman Every Day Wear Kimberly Cirillo Aaron Clark Stephanie Cleaver Scott Cole Scott Collinge Kimberely Collingwood Chase Comstock Julianne Cook Steven Cook Jeff Corwin Marie Craig Traci Crawford Brenda Cribbs Elizabeth Cummings Richard Cunningham Andy Cutcher Michele Dandron David Danver Anna Marie Davis Kathy Davis Kelly Dawson Duane Dean Wanda Dean Jefferey Debell Paul Deering Dwayn Dejohn Paul Detary Janice Dewey Amy Dickerson Rhonda Dickinson Tim Distelrath Lisa Dixon Debbie Dobrowoski Dan Dorland Chris Downing John Drew Jim Dubuque Jim Duckworth John Duckworth David Duckworth Rebecca Dudd Daniel Dunlap Bryan Durham Brian Durrant Cynthia Durrant Ken Dyer Don Eagle Scott Eagle 168 Freshmen Different faces of the freshman class watch with amazement as upper classmen demonstrate their spirit. Freshmen have no idea that last year we had nothing to be peppy about. They just don ' t under- stand our enthusiasm as the gym rings with voices. Electrical games are popular among Big Reds as shown by Twitchell Green trying to match wits with one of the Electrical games. Passing the Time Jeff Eaton Cindy Edie Patty Egan Amy Eldrad Scott Eller Rhonda Ellsworth Dave Evans Jim Evans Kevin Falk Jim Farnsworth Marie Ferkowicz Stephanie Finch Julie Fischer Dave Flanagan Ken Flora Tammy Fountaine Brian Fortune Kaye Foor Teresa Forbes Jane Fowler Tina Fowler Bob Fretenboroug Sue Fromveller Krys Fuller Freshman 169 Gates, Tony Gamble, Tina Garcia, Irene Gardocki, Mary Guathier, Annette Gibson, Shawn Gilbert, Charles Gilbert, James Gilbert, Ronald Gilbert, William Gilbert, William Glyshaw, James Goodrich, Raymond Grabbitt, Stephanie Gray, James Green, Dawn Green, Dennis Green, Dursila Green, Twitchell Green, Vicki Gross, Angila Gutierrez, Scott Hagle, Margie Hall, Wes Jolly Julie Hudy would rather watch the Freshman Ruth Warren has an unexpressional look on her guys, then do her work in the library. face while standing in the library. 170 Freshmen Study Time Michelle Harrison Jennifer Hartley graders. Brenda Hartman Tori Hartman Tammy Harvey Aaron Hauenstein John Heil Wendy Heinz Lara Heirser Randy Helton Dianatha Henderson Jill Henry Betty Hernandez Joseph Hernandez Dennis Herr Rob Herron Tina Hicks Willard Hicks Shelley Himmel Maurice Hise Kristina Hodge Elizabeth Hollis Andrea Holzberger Ronald Holzberger Freshmen Beth Hooper Christine Horbes Jennifer Howe Ronald Howe Cheryl Howell Ron Hreha Kipp Hubbard Judy Hudy Kelly Hurley Tammy Ingles Joseph Jacobs Jeffery Janiszewski Carolyn Jefferson Paula Jeraue Angel Johnston Lisa Jones Stephanie Keeney Kimberely Kelly Larry Kelly Shelly Kelly Debbie Kennedy Jeff Kerr Ellen Keyser Bonnie Kidd Kathy Mooney, Pam Baird, and Paul Rowse practice their golden trombones. On page 173 Cliff Erickson entertains Miss Ewald and Mrs. Freiger ' s class in the library. Leslie Bai- ley concentrates on repairing the broken music stand. Whoopsie! 172 Freshmen Reds Love Music Jeffrey Kielbas Kora Kilborn Karen Kimball Michelle Kindle Diane King Wendy Kinna David Kirkendall James Kittridge Kimberly Klebba Kerrie Klettner Tammy Klettner Kristie Klune James Koebke Maureen Koerber Kimberly Kramp Dean Kruger Janette Kulka Dane Kuzma Matthew Lamb Jeffery Lamonica Ronald Latoszkiewcz Jeff LaVere Ricky LaVere Timothy LaVere Freshmen 173 Intelligently, Kelli MacDonald and Jim Loxton, learn the im- portance of study hall in their freshman year. Using their time wisely, they listen to the schools latest gos- sip. The study halls now have 300 or more students each hour, which needs to have two teachers to control all of the talking. Elaine Lawerence Regina Lee Richard Lee Tammy Lester Angela Lewandowski Shelley Lissee Anthony Locke Mandy Locke Leslie Lohr Cheryl Louks James Loxton Deanna Lozen James Lynch Kimberly Lynch Kelli MacDonald Lisa MacPherson Susan Marone Brenda Marsh Donald Marsh Todd Marshall Sally Martiny Mark Maynard Tina Louis McAbee Henry McBean 174 Freshman Working World John McCannom Andrew McConnell Kelly McLane Brenda McLeod Herb McNeice Pete McNeice Marie McRoberts Ray Medrano Robin Meldrum Benita Melton Kimberly Mercurio Kristopher Messenger Diane Micallef Jacqueline Miller Kelly Miller Micheal Mills Janet Moeller Larry Moeller Lyle Molesworth Michele Mollen Kathleen Mooney Kimberly Morden Mathew Morgan The Many Faces of Freshmen Twyla Morgan Rachelle Morris Tina Morris Linda Moutoux Matthew Mugridge Kenneth Mullen Linda Myers Denise Nadeau Craig Nalepa Martin Nelson Ronald Neumayer Jeanette Newton Calvin Nichols Michelle Norley Lisa Osborn Jeffery Ostrander Ann Paciorek Kenneth Paeth David Palmer Julie Pardee Jeffrey Parent Connie Parks Timothy Parks Vicki Partaka Charlotte Paton Roger Paul Dave Pawlak Michelle Pelc James Pettitt Tonya Pettitt Kimberly Phillips Patricia Phillips A relaxing Tracy Roy eats a piece of candy. Freshmen learn early where to get can- dy. Did you know that candy is what makes the school go round? If it weren ' t for candy sales school activities would most likely grind to a halt. 176 Freshmen Dream of Graduation Michele Pontack Mary Pozdrowski Anna Prax Connie Preston Cheryl Pringle Rae Anne Pringle Dale Puckett Steven Radatz Tammy Radatz Merrilyn Raker Joseph Rankin Jennifer Raschke Timothy Redfield Thomas Regan James Renno Michael Repinski Jill Ritz Connie Roberts Freshmen 177 Duane Roberts Jeff Roberts Kim Roberts Robert Rode Robert Rodreguiez Franklin Romph Barb Roskey Randy Roskey Paul Rowse Tracey Roy Don Ruehle Rachelle Russel Sylvia Samuelson Andy Sanchez Robert Sanderson Jason Sattler Beth Savage Ramon Savedra Paul Sawdon Jeff Scahill Darin Schatzberg Danny Schef Tom Scheible Marvin Schember Dawn Schneider Keith Schneider Brady Schultheiss Janice Schultz Scott Schultz 178 Freshmen Pete Sersha Ron Searles Keith Shafer David Sheehan Lula Shepard Tami Short William Shreeve Lisa Silk Derrick Simmons Boriavant Sipaseuth Kenneth Sisk Alan Sloan Hard workers are a credit to the Freshman class, as we can see Sue Marone working hard in the school library. Endurance was a key to the Guiness Book of World Records. Freshmen, Shelly Lissie ' s name was added into the Guiness Book of World Records this past December. Shelly and 10th grader Sheryl Hutchinson, belong to the PHHS Cherokette Baton Team. Shelly and Sheryl twirled their batons for 80 hours with only five minute breaks once every hour. Con- gratulations go to Shelly and Sheryl. Mark Slowinski Jodi Smiley Beth Smith Genine Smith Gregory Smith Scott Smith Cari Sowinski Glen Sowinski Angie Spencer Donald Spicer Lorraine Stein Rebecca Stein Freshmen 179 Mark Stevens Lisa Stirter Ronald Strzalkowski Kevin Suggs John Sullivan Tina Sullivan Darsci Sweet Timothy Swinson Donna Tanton Lawrence Tanton Gerald Taylor Joseph Taylor Gina Thelmas Steve Therrien Connie Thiele Karen Thomas Brenda Thompson Timothy Timmerman Michelle Tinsley Robert Todd Lisa Tomic Christina Tomlinson Brian Torrey Kym Totten Looking up tentatively, Thomas Harper enjoys a moment of leisure with his fellow classmates. Shyly looking away from the camera, Beth Hooper and Anna Prax grin as they enjoy their lunch. Joseph Totzke Mike Trapp Kay Tucker Sue Tucker Sharon Vanderesch Carolyn Vaughn Rick Velez Kathleen Vick Laura Vickers Kim Vigrass Kevin Vollmer Debbie Wade Rodney Warner Ruth Warren Phyllis Webster Wendy Wert Renee Werth Mike Wescott Lisa Westbrook Elizabeth White Laura White Steve White Charles Whitman Randy Whitmore Wendy Whitmore Ray Wickham Freshman 181 Carl Wickings Dora Wilkins Mark Will Jeff Willard James Williams Peggy Williams Danny Wilson Laurie Wilson Paul Wilson Nicole Witucki Theresa Woods Julie Woolman Vicki Vake Jim Yeagley Julie Young Tammy Zinzo Brian Ziolkowski Study Pays Off Here the photographer catches Mary Gardocki practicing intense and grueling study habits in the library while Maureen Koerber and Shelly Tinsley are content just to read. 182 Freshman Freshman on the Move Pictured at the left is a freshman gym class getting in shape to avoid up- per classman on freshman kill day. Pictured at bottom left is Tammy Zinzo pointing out where the ceiling is to an- other freshman. On your mark get set go . . . freshmen Michelle Harrison, Jim Gilbert, and Lisa Kimball race for the finish. Big Red Adventure Series 184 Student Life Ambitious Andy Marsh shows his skills using the band saw; Hey, Joe Reuter, SAY CHEESE!; English students, Kim Mercurio and Michelle Pelc try to hide their cheat sheets before a test; the cheerful voice of Mrs. Lewis rings through the halls of P. H. every afternoon while Cathy Jo Cook ' s rings in the morning. Here, Joe Shonka risks his life by sticking his hand into a tuna scented locker which contains decaying green, moldy sand- wiches; P. H. ' s number one. A. V. aide, Jim Langolf gets things organized; second semester brings about annual havoc at the bookstore. ttttttmttmtw Student Life 185 TT li ILL 1 iJHH Ii mm il V PI i kxp s , 400 . sZIR K MJ 1 m mm Kerr-Albert office supply 1121 Military 984-4129 City Awning 1217 Griswold 982-8231 London ' s Farm Dairy 2136 Pine Grove 984- 5111 Tunnel Lumber Co. 2325 10th. 985- 6114 Beverage Barrel 1433 Military 982-7624 m sflSl The Staff at Viking Lanes, Would Like to Congratulate the Seniors at Port Huron High for working so hard to achieve this goal in your lives. ST. JOSEPHS CATHOLIC CHURCH Saturday masses — 4:30 S 7:00 pm Sunday Masses— 7:30 am— 9:00 am 10:30 am — 12:00 noon 5.30 pm 985-9616 VIKING LANES 1483 Gratiot Blv. 1317 7th— Corner of Chestnut Marysville, Mich. Phone: 364-8116 24 Auto Pinsetters Automatic Scoring Air Conditioning Cocktail Lounge THIS CLASS RING COSTS A LITTLE MORE. WHY? BECAUSE IT ' S BETTER. R. JOHNS, LTD. Cl King at iStorr N m« awf eqee Jewelers 223 Huron Avenue DOWNTOWN 984 - 5 1 36 nea I ' f y udioLcutcL 987-2940 364-8989 AT NEAL ' S AUDIOLAND, YOU GET LOW PRICES AND FULL EXPERT SERVICE TOO!! Come in — Listen to and save on Stereos in the most complete sound room in the Blue Water Area!! Colonial Shopping Center Village Green Shopping Center Port Huron Marysville 2866 Pine Grove 2055 Graiot Blv. YtlloW PAGES Port Hurons ' Leading Photographers’ ' Professional Photographers Port Huron, Michigan We thank the many many students who selected us as their photographers Phone: YU2-8525 JUST TWO YEARS IN THE ARMY CAN HELP PAY FOR COLLEGE. These days, money for college is becoming harder and harder to find. Except for people who look in today’s Army. The Army combines good-sized college benefits with a short two-year enlistment. So you could accumulate thousands of dollars for college and be home to use it in just two years. Y ' ou’ll also bring home the kind of maturity that can help in college. So, if you’re in a hurry to earn money for school, consider the Army’s two-year enlistment. It can get yo u money for college before you even start to lose your study habits. Serve your country as you serve yourself. See the Yellow Pages under “Recruiting.” Or call: 982-4911 Port Huron Recruiting Station ARMY. BEALLYOUCANBE. Advertising 187 congratulations Class of ' 82 Best Wishes for the future SAVING FOR A NEW CAR? Ed Kreuger GO FOR IT Class of ' 82 PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON MEMBER FDIC At Peoples Bank your savings earn the maximum allowable . . 5 25 Vt daily interest with no restrictions on deposits or withdrawals And, if you maintain a balance of $500 00 in your savings account you receive service free checking. If you should find the car you want before you have sufficient savings- get the cash you need from the friendliest loan officers in town, at Peoples Bank Don Gd5ley OLD8MOBILE QMC. INC. 615 Huron Avenue. Port Huron • Mrclnij.in 480C0 985-3300 Congratulations and Best wishes Acheson Colloids Company 1600 Washington Ave. Port Huron, Michigan ltizen ederal avmgs itftviCf P ' „ OUAUTY COLONIAL SHOPPING CENTER 2842 PINE GROVE AVE. BUS. PH 985-6582 PORT HURON, MICH. (Colonial ill pat Sbtrppt Fhish Quality Meats r eaturino Alkxandcr ft Hornuno Nome Made Girmin Style Sau age9 Kwikie Duplicaling Ccnlers o( Pori Huron Printing Whik-lbu-HUt 902 6110 1044 Lapeer Avenue PORT HURON, Ml 40060 JIM HYDE Your Savings at Work in Your Community Sports Sportsmen ' s Bar Corner Manufacturers of Automotive Headliners CONNOR ELECTRIC SHUFFLE-BOARD POOL TABLES ALSO MADERITE POTATO CHIPS Extend Best Wishes To The Class of 1982 1905 Beard Street Port Huron, Mi. 48060 Tel. 313-987-8500 Automotive Trim Division Ads 189 Sponsor Navy Recruiting 621 River St. 982-3235 Marue Beauty Center Corner Wadhams Lapeer Congratulations Class of 82 Courtesy The Pop Shop 2016 11th St. San Joe ' s Hot Dogs 1005 24th St. 982-0571 Delta Tire Sales 1014 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan The Back Acres Saddlery 4550 Lapeer Rd. Port Huron, Michigan Jack White Awning 5410 Lapeer Rd. 984-2301 Mortimer Son Lumber 2307 Lapeer Rd. P.H. 987-3020 Curries Jewlers 619 Huron Ave. P.H. 987-2272 Good Luck in the future. Bill Kettlewell Excavating Co. Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Patrons Ruff ' s Floral Westside Cleaners Stan Marengo Appliance A Friend Photographica The Party Port Bill Patterson Diving Auto Color Equip. Mr. Mrs. Larry Winters Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki Herber ' s Collision Mr. Mrs. Franklin Cook SENIOR CHEER-FLAGS Jechura Photography Huey ' s Market 190 Ads Wadhams I.G.A. Store 5275 Lapeer Rd. Manager Port Huron Ervin Balhoff Specialize In Store Bakery Deli. (P.H.H.S. Graduate) Open Daily 8am. to 9pm. Sun. 9 to 6 987-5121 Protect Your Biggest Investment! with a CAR WASH at BUFFS | MAR LEY- DAVIDSON ) HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF PORT HURON INC 3350 LAPEER RD. PORT HURON, MICH 48060 Phone: 982-4351 982-4356 GLASS GLAZING COMMERCIAL RESIDENT PORT HURON GLASS INC. 3356 LAPEER ROAD PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 Phone 984-1021 Owner Terry Malloy ( 313 ) 982-8567 PORT HURON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY ANISWORTH SONS ELECTRIC 3214 KRAFFT ROAD PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 (313) 385-5234 1006 3rd at Water Port Huron, Mich. 48060 191 Congratulations Mariner Class MERCRUISER of 1982 CAPT. BOB’S MARINE Sales Service 30 Years Experience In Marine Industry 1 - i 3 th Street 984-5353 4620 - 24th Avenue 385-5549 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK t KEG BEER IN STOCK Hours: Mon— Sat 9 am — 11:30 pm Sunday Noon— 11:30 0 3 Beer domestic imported Liquors mixes Champagne Wines Cheeses Specialty items 982-2612 1921 Griswold corner 20th St. FOX ' S DIRECT DIAMONDS IMPORT 111 HURON AVE. PORT HURON, MICH. 48060 985-6171 4080 24th St. 385-4481 Larry Klause, Manager Howard Stain Timothy Stephenson WADHAMS Small Engine Inc. Small Engine Specialists Briggs Stratton— Tecumseh— Kohler— Onan— Wisconsin Snowmobile Parts Accessories 5155 Lapeer Road Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Phone (313) 985-8232 985-8230 MOORE ' S PARTY STORE 6713 Sparling Road 5745 Lakeshore Rd. Port Huron, Michigan 385-4745 Groceries Fishing Hunting License Beer Wine Open 10 a.m. til 10 p.m. 7 days (313) 982-4913 TURNER ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL WIRING WILLIAM R. TURNER 5001 GRISWOLD ROAD PORT HURON, MICH. 48060 ■NE STOP DECORATING STORE ARTISTS SUPPLIES 7:30 AM 5:30 PM MON-SAT CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING FRI Till 9 PM OPEN 6 Days CALL 982-8563 192 DAWN DONUTS CATERING Chevette • Cavilier • Camaro Citation • Malibu • Monte Carlo Trucks, Vans, Motor Homes 2915 Lapeer Rd. Bus. Phone 984-5531 Records Tapes Buy your supplies at Jackets School Supplies HOURS SUN-THURS 10AM-9PM FRI-SAT 10AM-11PM SUMMER HOURS 10AM-11 CALL 985-8181 706 24ih ACROSS FROM K-MART CV ' Ck • N • BUY THE DONUTS SINGLE or BY THE DQ7ENS Before P.H. SECORY OIL CO. 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Advertising 193 194 Advertising Staff Index Ahearn, Barbara 84 Albert, Helen ...84 Anderson, Mary 82,118 Artman, Mike 74 Ask, Paul 25,74,75 Assaf, Alice Bailey, Joyce 68 Baldwin, Steve 86 Belt, Floyd 80 Berger, Bill 80 Biddle, Judy 76 Bingham, Pat 84 Bolden, Gene 76 Bonito, Tony 132 Bowman, Betty 84 Breidenich, Mary 82 Bricker, Keith 15,70 Burgess, Harry 10,70,126-7 Butler, Alice 81 Carpa, Helene Case, Tom 72,120 Chapman, Richard 79,82 Christick, Bruce 74,75,76 Clair, Jim 69 Collins, Russ Coon, Wayne 85 Crittenden, Ruby 72 Crossman, Diane 81 Culver, Marcia 79 Delekta, Larry 69 Dias, Mike 70 Dickey, Rosetta 82 Doan, Bev 82 Domke, MacDonald 70,71,82 Donovan, Barbara 82 Dortman, Alex 85 Dougherty, Richard 70,78 Dries, Carson 70 Elliott, Arlene 65,68,82 Emlaw, Donna 84 Epply, Dave 68,57 Ewald, Carol 86 Falk, Rebecca 86,63 Farley, Janet .. 82 Fiedler, Marilyn 72 Florence, Linda Floyd, Laurie Frieger, Millie Friley, William 82 Frost, Alan 68 Gossman, Mitton Gostinger, Shirley 84 Green, Gloria Haas, Janet 69 Harrison, Ralph 70 Hart, Gerard 72 Hayden, Janet 86 Haynes, Tim 67 Hildebrant, Tom Hillaker, Richard 50,76 Hisscock, Richard 72 Hodge, Keith 70,79 Hughes, MaryAnn Hunter, Steve Hyde, Sue 72 Jones, James Kirshner, Robert 68 Koreiba, Mike 76 Langolf, Hal 82 Lavoy, Pat 70 Law, Mark 76 Lewis, Phyllis 84 Lovett, Carol Sue Lozen, Tim 74 Lutz, Charlie. 70 Lyszak, Walt 67 Madsen, Ann 69 Marion, Carolyn 86 Marsh, Ron Mason, Ron 70 Mass, Barbara McCollum, Larry McLean, Barb 69 McMorran, Diane 86 McMullen, Colleen 86 McPharlin, Sarah 70,79 Miller, Sandra 72 Miller, Tom 72,86 Misyiak, Bart 49,72,76,146 Mitchell, William 82 Naplin, Dave 80,70,71 Neimi, Ken 70,71 Nolan, Maureen 82 Noszkiewicz, Ruth Nowiski, Ore Owens, Tim 70,79 Pagel, Gary 80 Payton, Eric 79,160 Pearson, Marge Peltz, Ed 86 Ploghoft, Milt 79 Popa, George 70 Railou, John Raymond, Carol 76 Repp, Greg 76 Richards, Charles 72,74 Rodenbaugh, Tom 70,86 Rutkofske, Arlene 74,75 Schattler, William 82 Schneider, John 69,76 Semelsberger, Ken 48,59,70 Senn, Kevin 72 Stephenson, Shirley Smith, Carolyn Smith, Glenn 86 Smith, Janet 79,82,90 Smith, Sue 69 Sosa, Paul Spencer, Nick Spiess, Lowell 74 Spring, Jack 72 Stoner, Steve 86 Trapp, Pamela 68 Ufford, John 67,118 Vandenbergh, A1 70 Verran, Rob 69,118,149 Weymouth, Jay 49,76 Whitaker, Carol 82 Whitaker, Mike 80 Wheatly, Barbra 68 Winters, Larry Wrench, Carol 84 Wydrzynski, Chet 66,149 Zieg, Maureen 84 Staff Index 195 Who ' s Who A— 12 Ainsworth. Kevin 17 Alexis, Steve .. n Allison, David 17 Angbrandt, Gayle 17,119,120 Arnold, Ronald 17 Arthur, Lorna 17 Artman, Greg 17 Atkins, Kim 17 Atkinson, Thomas 17 B — 12 Babin, Ron Baisley, Carol , , Balabon, Treise 17.21 Bankston, Carol 17 Bankston. Marilyn 17 Ballard, Sue 5,15-19.26,33.127,161 Barnhardt, Stacey 119 Barnum, David 17 Barcelona, Jackie 17 Baun. Bill 18 Bayes. Bill 18 Beaudin, Robert 18 Beerbower, Scott 18,49 Begley, Brian 18 Bennert. Wilhelm...... 18.206,207 Bennett, Todd 18 Berger, Debbie ... 18 Berish, Ken. 18,21 Berro, Nicole 64,65,119 Bickle, Scott 18 Boehm, Bonnie 18 Bolden, Survilla 18 Boonstra, Troy 18,33,37 Bowen. Ed 18 Bowers, Michelle.... 12,18 Boyd, Jeanine 18 Boyd, Kelly 18,158 Brackenbury, Jeff Bradshaw. Brent 18 Bradshaw, Leonard 1 18 Breidenich, John 18,48,49 Brown, Julie 18,65 Brown. Kris 18,22,33 Brown, Lincoln 19 Brown, Mary 29 Brown, Steve 19 Brown, Tim 19 Bruehan. Tim 19.206,207 Buckles, Mary 19 Bull, Dave 19 Burdick, Janice Burdick, Lisa 19 Burleigh, Sherry Bynum, Cindy C — 12 Campbell, Brian Canham, Suzanne Carmody. Merrilynn . Carpenter, Dave Carrier, Martha ?f 7 Chapman, David Cheney. Nancv Clink, Kim Coats, Cathy Coats, Debbie Conner, Doug 20 Cook. Cathy Jo — 20,185,206,207 Cook, Randy Cornette. Lyle 20 Corry, Kim Cortez. Charlie Course, Rhonda Curry, Gordon Curtis, Thomas 20 D— 12 Daggett, Dana Daily, Maureen Davenport, Larry Davis, Don Davis, Laurie Davis, Scott Dazer, Sandra 21 Debell . Denise 20.121 DeFrain, Richard Devereaux, Sara Dickey, Cindy Dodson, Lisa Doehring, Matt Doherty, Hugh 21 Doi, Akane Dougherty, Kent ... 21,39,113,119,161 Downing, John 21.33,49 Driggers, Dave Driggers, Janie 22.64.65,207 Duckworth, Karen 22 Duckworth, Sharon Dunsmore. David E — 12 Eagle. Tammy Eagling, Jamie 22,33,43,119 Edwards, Dawn Edwards, Donald Edwards, Jo Ellen Edwards, Robbin Edwards, Ronald 14,22,33,49,157 22,48 49 60 61 Egan, Mike 22 Emerick, Martha Exley. Sue F — 12 Faded, Joanne Faded, Tim 23 Fagan, Brian Falk, Dave Falk. James 23 Falk, Theresa Farnsworth, Richard Faulkner, Derrick 13,23,33,49 Findley, Ted Fisker, Stig 23,49 Flemming, Lloyd Fleury, Roger 23.33,90,94 Foster, Lorie 23 Fountaine, Kristine Fraelich, Ben Frame, Roger French, Sherri Frey, Aden Frey. Harold Friedland, Paul Fries, Judy Fuller, Sandy G— 12 Gardiner, Nicole 24 Gates, Dan 4,5,24,33,90 Geiger, Holly Gierman, Linda Gonzalez, Cherry 24,33,206,207 24 Goodwin, Eugene 24 Gosger, Lynn 24.33.44,127 Gostinger, Anita Gould, Michael Goyette, Rene Graham, Fred 25 Graham, Matt 25 Graham, Richard Grant, Don 25,33 Graw, Matt 25 Green, Beth Ann 16,25,44.52,127 Green, Darius 25,49 Green, Kathy 25,153 Green, Teresa 25 116 Green, Terry .31,33,35,52,118,119 Greene, Tammy 25 Gregory, Tim 25 Groh, Edward Gross, Ken Gurnsey, Gordon Gutierrez, Greg 25 Gyorick, Jean H — 12 Hagle. Valinda Hamilton, Carl Hamlin, Diane Hanel, Barbara Harris, Ron Harrison, Anita 5,26,120,126-7.161 Harrison, Michael Hart, Barb Hartman, William Hawley, Jeff Hawley, Karen 26,33.56.57 Heath. Terri Heddle, Paula 15,26.153,206-7 Heeden, Susan Heinz, Guy 26,33,49,119 Henderson, Dwight Hernandez, Laura Hinkley, Andy Hidiker, Rick Hilliker, Scott Hoffman, Dennis Hooper, Lisa . 15,27,33,71,1 19,127 Hoover, Nathan Howe, Lynn 15.27,33,44,158 Hubbard, Sharyn 2,15,27,31,44 Hudson, Bob 27 Huffman, Debbie Hutchinson, Robert Hux, Diana Hyde, James 27 1—12 Ichenberg, Stephen Isaac, Ronald 27 J— 12 Jacobs, Tim 28 Jefferson, Clint 28 Jemison, Charles 28,38 Johnsick, Brian 28,206,207 Johnson, David Johnson, Lisa 28 Johnston, Dan 28,33,35,49 Jones, Doug Jones, Loradean Jones, Michelle Justa, Michelle 16,28,119 Justice, James K — 12 Kaboni, Karen Kaufman, Leann 28 196 Index Kelch, Kim Kelley, Linda Kelley, Patrick Kenner, Bill Kenner, Dawn Kerr, Vicki Keys, Don Kilbourn, Kevin Kirkendall, Edward Kirkendall, Leann Kittridge, Norma .... Kivel, Eric Klebba, Virgil Klettner, Lee Koglin, Steve Koob, Marvin Kosal, Sheryl Koshay, Christine. Kramp, Dave Kuzma, Dave .: 28 28 28,115 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 .21,25.29,33.35,119 44,113.119,120,206-7 29 ....1 29 29 30 30 30 L— 12 LaFrance. Beverly. Lane, George Langolf, Angela Langolf, Jim Langolf, Theresa Langolf, Tim Lawry, Diane Lay, David Leach, Susan Leathorn, Debbie Lee, Leona — .. Lemanski, Denise Letarte, Jennifer Levine, Cheryl Lewandowski, Bobi Jo. Lindsay, Steve Liverance, Bill Lloyd, Theresa Locke, Jackie Lohr, Douglas Lott, Lisa Loxton, Debbie ... Loxton. Margaret Loxton, Ronda Loxton, Rose ... Loxano, Kelly Lubnow, Ted Lum, Bob Luna, Alejo Lutes, John Lynch, Shawn M— 12 MacAlpine, Ty 30 30 30,120,206-7 30,206-7 15,16,30.33.158 30 30,185 30,33 30 30,207 30 - 30 30 30 30 30 16,31,33,52 31 14,25,31,37,44 31 31 31 31 31 16,31 31 31 29,31 31 32,33 32,49 MacDonald, Karen MacPherson, John Magbanua, Laura Malachi, Sharyn Mallory, Kelly.. Manning, James Manning, Mark Manns, Scott Marinez, Gary Martin, Mark Martiny, Kim Martiny, Wanda Masar, Barb May, Doug McBean, Scott McCain, Denise McClarty, Kelia McClelland, Ted McDougal, Jill McLaughlin, Michelle McMillan, Venice McVay, Mark Mecum, Stacie Mervich, Tom Messenger, Ron Michling, Jody Middleton, Becky Middleton, Robin Midgley, Bryan Midgley, Mary Lou Miller, Clarence Miller, Gary Miller. George Miller. Kim Miller. Larry Miller, William..— Mitchell, Debbie Mitchell, Lori Mohni, Nancy Monzo, Tony Moore, Margaret Morris. Jeff Morris, Zina Muehlmann, Carl Mugridge, Cathy Muir, Cammie Munstermann, Ursula Murphy, Tim Myron, David ..... N— 12 Neil, Patricia Nelson. Rhonda Nelson, Scott Nicholas, Dave 32 32 12,32.44.121,158 32,46 32,77 32,48,49,161 32 32 32 32 32,206,207 32 32 32,33,48,49 32 32 32 ..... 32,149,206,207 - .. 33 33 3332 13 . 33,49 33,119 33 33 33,207 ... 34 34 120 34 34,116 34 34 34 34 34 34 .... 26,33.34,119,206 35,57 34 34 34 34 12,35,49 35 35 35.113,127 3,35,49 25,33.35.49,119 35 .. 35 35 35 Noetzel, Liz Nofs, Sue Norman, Cindy 0-12 O ' Brien, Marysue O ' Conner, Gloria O ' Dell, Julie Owens, Carole P—12 Pack, Roslyn Parker, Julie Parker, Martin Parker, William Parker. Vicky Paul, Lori Peacock. Melanie Peeling, Nancy Perez, Steve Perry, Pat Phillips, Jody Pickett, Stephen Platzer, Beth Polchonski, Judy Polovich, Elisa Pontack, Debbie Porter. Tom Powell, Sheila Price, Darlene Price, Wendy Prichard. Anita Pringle, Jody Pritchett, Tim Purvis, Wayne Q — 12 Quader, Paul R — 12 Randolph, Gina Raschke, Susan Rauthaux, Ginny .... Rebenock, Victor. .. Reckker. Marty Redfield, Dawn Reeves, Vicki Rehberg, Mary Reid, Mike Reilly, Mark Renaker, Terry Revnue, Fred Reynolds, Howard Reynolds, Jack Rice. Donna Rice, Tim ..... Rich. Dwayne Richards, Kathy.... 13,35 - 35,1 19 35 3335 35 36,116,118-19.161 36,119 36,71,116 36,111,154 36 1636 36 36 — 39 39 39 39 39 39 2,16,39,64-5 39,111,119.154,213 25,30.35,39,120 — 39 33,39 39 39,52,119 .. 39 39 3935 37 37 37 1,3-5,13,16,33.37 3337 37 37 .. 38 38 38,119 38 38,119 38,61 38 38.60,148 33,38 _ 38 38 38 .. 38 Rix. David Roberts, Chris Roberts. James. Roche, John Rodgers. Walter Roe. Lewis Roe. Lillian Rose, Teri Rosine, Jamie Roskey, Brenda Roskey, Robert Roskey, Tammy Rotondi, Frank Rounsoville, Brian. Rucker, Wayne Russell. Darren Ryan. Kim S — 12 Sanderson. Tina Sandstrom, Janelle Sattler, Lynn Saunders, Kelly Savage, Sarah Schaffer, Lori Schott, Theresa Schott, Tina Schriner, Michelle.. Schultz. Eugene Schumacher, Susan Secory, Jill Sedwick, Linda Shaeffer. Lori Shaffer, Randy Shannon, Kathy Sharpe, Colleen Sharpe, Jim Sheehan, Dave Sheldon, Larry Sherwood, Jim Skinner, Robert Sloan, Cheryll Sloan, Lori— Smith, Janis Smith, Lenny Smith, Price Smith, Russell Smith, Scott Solomon. Marie Soulliere, Ken Spencer, Chris Spicer, Bob Spigner, Doug Stager, Kelly — Starkey, Roosevelt 5,13,38,49,157 38 38 3339 .. 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 1333.38,39.49 39 .... 39 37,39 39 ..40 39.206,207 40,110,121 40 33,40 40 40 40 40 40 13,1533,39.40,157,15 8 40,206-7 40.116 40 40 41 ........ 40.55 40 40 41 „ — .. 41 41,110,121 41 33.41,49,157 33,41 .. 41 41 15.41,105.153,206-7 41 41 41 . 41 33,41 Index 197 Starkey, Viola.. Steele, Beth Stewart, Doug Stewart, Toney Stokan, Penny. .—...41 42 42,148 42,119 42 Sullivan, Juanita. Sumner, Roberta Sutton, Sebastian Sweet, Kathy Swift, Roosevelt. Swoffer, Dawn Sytsma. Michael Szafran, Kathy T — 12 Tanton, Laura Temple, Daren Thomas, Cheryl ... Thomas, Kim Thompson, Scott Tocco, John Todd, Dennis Totten, Angie Trapp, Dave Trapp, Nancy Trendy, Ken Turck. Debbie Turner, Kim Tyrell, Joe U— 12 Urban, Tom Ureel, Steve V — 12 Velez, Arthur Ventimiglia, Karen. .. Vernon, David Vickers, Tim Vincent, Brenda Volpe, Chris W — 12 Wager, Jill Wahl, Brian Walsh, Renee Waltenburg, Maurice Ward, Rodney Ward, Tony Warren. Sue Warsinski, Ray Warsinski, Scott Washington. Wesley .. Watson, Kenneth Watts, Pam Weber, Kristine Webster, Clarence 42 .42,120,153,206-7 42,48,49 42 42 42 42,116.118.119 . — 42 35,42.121,206,207 42 I � 42 42.206.207 33,42.49 33.42.121 - 42 - 42 42 42.207 43 21,43.207 43 43 34.43 43 — 43 43 44 44.64.65 44 44,65 44 16.26,44,56,116,118-9 44 44 44,48.49,77 ..... 44 44,49 44 45 33.45 45 45 45 Wehrwein, Mark ... West, Judy Westbrook. Julie Westbrook, Steve.... Whitican, Becki Whitmore, Tina Wickings, Earl Willey. Sheila Wisswell, Lynn Witucki, Lisa Wohadlo, Marie Wojtoszok, Natalie. Wolfe, Connie Wolfe, Terry Wolfe. William Wood, Kim Woodley, Dana Wright, Allen,.... Wright, Andrea Y — 12 Yax, Sue Young, Debbie Young, Lilly Young, Mark Young. Robin Z — 12 Zeller, Roger Zimmer, Sundae A— 11 Aaron, Tom Adams, Tina Adams, Wendell Adolph. Duane Auguinaga, Victoria. Albert, Debbie Ainsworth, Celine Alexander, Karen Allison, Steve Andrews, Joe Angbrandt, Carrie Anger, Robert Anter, Jami Anter, Kathleen Appel, Claire Armstrong, Vince Arnold, Thresa Arnold, Jerry..— Avers. Andy B — 11 Bade, Larry Bahr, Henry Bailey, John Baker, Fredrick Baker, Kelly 45 45 45 45 45,161 45 45,49 45 45 12,45,206,207 45,207 45,57 45 45 45 .. 46 46,52.113 46.121 46,121 46 33,46 46 46,57 33.46.48,49,120 33,46 88 88 88 88 .... 64.65,88 88,206,207 88,206,20 7 88 49,88,206,20 7 88.104,119 49,88,125 88 88 88 49,88,125 - 88 88 88 mm Bales, Tom Butler Ray Q| Banister. Mark Butout, John 91 Barnow, Rodger C— 11 Barr, Robert Campbell F)a|p Q 1 Barrett, Sally Campbell, Darrell Barth, Bethany Campbell, Tammy Baunach, John Carpenter S r� tt Q1 Baxter, John Carrier, Marsha “1 Beattie, Harold Carroll Mary Q1 Beaubien, Colleen Castillo, Joesph Ql Beaudin, Lisa Catalaro, Dean Q1 Beavers, Patricia Cavis, Mary Ql Bell, Tammy Cavis, Sula . 5 9 1 Benedict, Cindy Chaffee, Brian Benedict, James Chapman. John 40 Oi Benedict, Tom Chartier, Dianne Bennert. Melinda Chesney Kathy Bennett, Betty Chickonoski, Ted Bennett, Lori Chidester, Dave. Ql Bergman, Robin 89 Childs, Brian Bettridge, Chris Chisholm,. Jdhtivcl Bisnett, Lloyd Chisholm, Jeff 91 50 91 Black, Nonie Ciesliga, Ann Blake, Colleen Clark, Ralph Blake. Dennis Clark, Theresa Bochatyn, Tim 55.90,115 Class, Roberta 91 Boimann, Penny Cline, Brian Booth, Mary Jo Cocco. Dominir Borowski, Edward Colden LeeAnnp Bouldrey. Kevin Cole, Julie oo Bourbonais, Eugene .. . 90 Coleman, Jessira OO A Bowen. Robert 90 Collins, Jim Bowen, Rodger Combs, Ron Bowers, Pete 90 Comstock, Michelle Bowie, Brian Cook, Annette Bowie, James 90 Coon, Robin Bradley, Julie 90 Cornette, Melody .. . Brittain, Bradlev Corry, Scott Britz, John 90 Cowper, Theresa Brookens, Brenda Cristner Karen Brooks, Ken 90 Cristner, Sharon Browder, Richard Cristner, Susan Brown, Alonzo Crouch Brown, Andrew Cummings, Paul 5,15,49,88 Brown, George Currah, John Ql Brown, Henry Curtis, Kim Brown, Karl D— 11 Brown, Leroy Daley, Tom 92 Brown, Mary 91 Daniels, Charles Brown. Tonilu Darby, Rodney 92,207 Bryce. Lori Davenport Tim Buckeridge, Dave ... 91 Davis, Jeff Ql Buckley, Bruce Davis, Jered Vj Bull, Brenda 91 Davis, Jim 93 198 Index Davis, Robert 93 DeBell, Darryl 93.101 DeBell, Jill Deland, Reno Dell, Annette 93,206,207 Dell, Dave 93,127,161 Dell, Dave 93 Delong, Mark... Denman, Jane 93 Denman, Jean Denman, Terry 93 Diaz, Juanita Dickey, Brad 10,93,119 Dickinson, James 93 Diller, John 93,121 Diller, Scott 93 Dimoff, Jim 93 Dinger, Mary Lu 93 Ditschman, Erich ....93,126-7,161 Dixon, Art 93 Dixon, Troy .. 58,59,93 Doan, Anthony — Doan, Kathy 93 Dobring, Lois 92-3,96.154 Dobson, Mary Doman, Bryan 93 Dombrowski, Nancy 93 Donaghy, Michelle Dorland, Darla 93,206,207 Dorland, Harold — Dougherty, Dan 93 Dougherty, Koreen 93,1 19 Dougherty, Paul 49,50,93 Duckworth, Terry Dunman. Brian 93 Dunlap, Gordy 49,93 Dunsmore, Mike 93 Durham, Kim 94,158 E— 11 Eagle, Cherrie .. Eagle, Randy .... Eagle, Florence Edington, Steve 94 Edmands, Bonnie 94 Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Francetta 94 Edwards, Leon 94 Eggleston, Mike 94 Emery. Mike — 94 Emlaw, Glen 94 Esquibel, Toni 94 Evanchuck, Steve - Evans, Donald 94 Everette, Darlene .. - 94 F— 11 Falk, Lee Falk. Matthew Falk, Shelly Felchak, David Fenner, Dan Fiedler, Jeanette Finch, Sam Findley, Ann Fischer, Shellie Fleming, Paul Fowler, Jennifer Fox, Pam .. Frazer, Jeffery Frizzle, Kelly. .. Frizzle, Kevin Fulcher, Jill Fuller, Tina.. Fye, Duane .. ... G— 11 Galanos, Steven Galbraith, Kelly Gamble, Joan Gamble, Randy Gamble, Rebecca .... Garcia, Julie Garcia, Ruben ... Gardner, Glen Gardner, Steve Genaw, Jackie Gerstenberger, Todd Gibson, Mike Gilbert, Scott Gill, Jerry Gillet, Barbara — Glenn, Kim Glombowski, Christine Glombowski, Robert Gobeyn, Robert Goltz, Diane Goodwin, Eugene Gould, Darlene Grabowski, Pam Graham, Robert Green, Nancy Green, Rick Green, Steven Grurnsey, Trina Guske, John ..... Gutierrez, Terri Gvorick, Steve H— 11 Haggerty, Irene Haggerty, Robin 94 4,94 94 94 94 94 94 94 94,101 50,94 94 12,94,127,158 94 94 94,207 94 94,107 95 95,153 95 95 95 95 95 89,95,102 95 95 95,206,207 95 95,153 56,95 95 „. 48,49,95 95,206,207 95,119 95 95 95 95 95 93,95 96,121,206,207 96,119,161 96,155 % 96,207 96 Halifax, Brenda Halifax, Rebecca Hall, Pam Hall, Scott Hallay, Jayrie Hallay, June Hamlim, Karen Hamilton, Wendy Haney, Barbara Hanneke. Elizabeth ... Harnden, Dawn Harnden, Tom Harris. Karan Harris. Susan Harris, Tom ... Harris, Tonia Hartwig, Ellen Harvey, Bonnie Hawkins, Cliff Hawley, Jay Hayes, Scott Healy, Penny Hegler, Russ Heim. Mike Heimback, Mike Heinz, Kelly Helms, Jeff .... ... Helton, Joe ..... Helwig, Kathleen Henry. Edward Henry, Tim Herrandez. Maryann Hiller, Patrick Hilliker, Richard Hilliker, Scott Hinkley, Kurt Hinojosa, Fred Hinojosa, Roy Hise, Derrick Hisscock, Greg Hodgins, Mark Hoel, Arlene Holmstrom, Laurie. .. Holzberger, Cheryl.. Hopp, Doug Horton, Tony Horvath, Wayne Hutchins, Veronica.. 1—11 Ingles, Russ J— 11 Jackson, Lori . — Jacobson, Lisa Jarvis, Jackie 96 96 96 96,103 96.206,207 96 96 96 .„ 96 96,151 96 96,104,119,127 96 96,125 96 49,96,115.127 96 96 96 49,97 11,97 97 55,97,127,161 97 78,97.206,207 97,206,207 90,97,127 97 97,116 97 97 97 ...97,119,153 97 64,65.97,119 ... 97.206,207 Jemison, Cathleen Jemison, Lorraine Johnson, Colleen John son, Rich Jones, Doug K— 11 Kayko, Randy Kelley, George. Kelly, Chuck Kelly, Kevin. Kelly, Kim Keltz, Kathy Kendrick, Jackie Kerr, Mayielliee Kidd, Dwayne King, Don King, Jeff Kinna, Sally Kirkpatrick, Joel Kivel, John Kivel, Shelly Klebba, Jule Klugg, Madelene Knight, Oscar Knisley, Allen Kodet, Diane... Koob, Jon — Kovach, Cherie Krenke, Beth Krist, Melanie Kruger, Lisa Kuzma, David Kyle, Stephn L— 11 Locroix, Wendy Laffrey, Kris Laforge, Jay Laming, Roxamy Langolf, Dan Langolf, James Lapine, Becky Lashbrook, Charles .. Lashbrook, Tim Lasher, Connie Latoszkiewicz, Gary Laturno, Ray Latumo, Robert Lavere. Pam Lazurka, Tina Leach, Brian Lee, Angie — Lee, Eileen. Lee, Johnny Lester, Kim 97 ... 97,152 .......... 97 97 97 49,50,98 98 98 98 90,98 98,121 50,98,127 98,127,150 58,98.105,206,207 _ 98 98 98 98,206,207 98 98 89,90,94.98 . 65,99 99 99 99 99 99,206,207 99 207 .99 99 Batontwirlers, Shelley Lisee and Sheryl Hutchinson set a Guiness World Recored for twirling 80 hours non-stop. Senior, Sundae Zimmer, reflects. Index 199 Lester, Robin 99 Mollan. Dawn Montney Joe 100,151.206,207 Linert, Kim Lloyd. Rom Monzo, Lisa Lohr, Suellen 99 Moore, Angela . 100 105 Lomp, John Moore. Becki ... 100 Long, Lisa Moore, Brett ... 49 Love, Tammie Morgan, Dionne Lowes. June Morris. Dan Loxton, Kim Morris, Thomas 100 Lozano, Terry 99 Morrison, Anna ... . 100 Lum, Kevin 99 Mullen, Dwayne 100 Luna, Nikki 99 Munro, Chuck 100 Lynch. Annette Music, Rick 100 Lynch. Maureen N— 1 1 Lyon, Bryan Nadeau, Lisa 100 109 158 206 207 M — 11 Naylor, Charles MacDuff, Shelia 100 Neil, Wes 100 Macev. Andrea Nelms, Beth 100 Macey, Robert Nelson, Laura Malachi. Andrea 52,100 Nicholas, Diane 100 121 206 207 Manchester. Jeff Nicholas, Teri i no i ? i 206 207 Mancini, Kathryn Nolan, Kurt Manning, Carol Norager, Peter . Marriot. Melvin Northrop, Edward Martin, Terry Nutt, Jim 5 206 207 Martini, Carl O—ll McAuley, Debbie O ' Brien, Dave McBean, Sandy O ' Brien, Todd McClarty, Billy Oile, Sandy McClarty, Noreen Olshove, Chris McClellan, Tracey O ' Reilly, Dan McClelland, John Ostrander, Brenda 101 McCombs, Shelia Ostrander, Don 101 McConnell. Pat 100,103,206,207 Ostrander, Robin 102 McCrory. Cinder P—11 McDonald, Raymond Palikko, Outi McDougal, Shelia Palmateer. Bill McKenzie, Liz 100 Palmateer, Dawn 1 09 McNames, Rena Parker, Mary 109 McPhail, Larry Parker, Vicki McPherson, Duane Parry, Ken 107 McPherson. Marsha Patterson, Rob 92 Mellendorf, Perry Pelc, Joe Melton, Robin 105 Pemberton Jim cn 109 Mertz, Dave Perez. Becky 109 Micallef, Celine Perez, Steve. .. Miller, Bonnie Perry, Scott 1 O ' ) Miller, Brad Petrossi, Steven Miller, Bruce Phillips Carol ii in? ww n? kq Miller, Francis Phillips, Steve 1 1 , 1 UZ, 1 Uo, 1 Z , 1 9V Miller, Jesse Pifer, Lori 102 Miller, Pat Pleger, Nancy . 102 Minnis, Matt Pontack Scott Mitchell, Mark Porrett, Chris 102 Moak, Wayne Porritt, Ray SS 9R 102 Mollan. Carl 100 Porter, Debbie Prax. Paul 60-1.102,206-7 Precour, Scott 102 Preston. Penny 102,206-7 Putze, Kelly |02 R— 11 Radatz, Kim J02 Ray, David 103 Redfield, Chris Redfield. Dawn J03 Regan, Debra J03 Reid. Beann |03 Reynolds, Jodie 103 Rice, Donna Rich, Jim 58,103 Richards, Wendi 103 Riedel, Kara J03 Riehi, Tina 103,121 Rix, David.. „ Roberts, Shelly 103,206,207 Rodriquez, Armando.. 103 Rogan, Nathaniel 103.125,206,207 Roland. Julie 103 Roskey. Melinda. 103 Roy, Andy , . Ruck, Delbert Ruff, Marcia 10,103,119,126,127 Rutkofske, Mary 103 Rutkofske, Robert S— 11 Sage, Gina „ Salayko, Robert 103 Salmons, Tresa J03 Sanderson. Tina 162 Sanderson, Bill 58,59,103 Sarling, T Sattler, Scott Scandalito, Scott 103 Schatzberg, Emrien Scheffler, Elena 103,158 Schember. Susan 103 Schmitt, Tom 103 Schneider, Diane 104,119,157,158 Schoenherr, Joannie Schott, Doug 104 Schrader, Terri 104,207 Schroeder, Holly 104 Schultz, Ann 104.206,207 Sears, Theresa 1 04 Shank, Teresa 10,104,158 Sein, Rene Shepard, Richard 49,104 Shonka, Joe 104,185,206,207 Schuler, Frank 55,104 Singles, Percy ... „ 104 Simerson, Angela. 104 Smith, Becky 104 Smith, Bob Smith, Brian Smith. Charles ]04 Smith. David Smith. Glenn Smith, Judy Smith, Mark Snowden, Scott 104 Sophia, Tammi Spicer. Tom Stabenow, Robert Stager. Kristv 107 Kfl i Stager. Penny Steele, David Stein, Debby iru Stein, Krystal Steiner. Kim Sterling, Dan Stevens. Jane 104 Stewart, Andrea Stewart, David Stoliker, Kris Stoner, Kris 98 on 7 1 C a Stoner, Richard Strauchman, James , 1 U l Sullivan, Jim Swachhammer. Tom. Swaffield, Jim Sweeney, Joanne Sweeney, Kathy Sytsma, Cheryl T — 11 Tallant, lune me Tanton, Herb Tanton, Terry Taylor, Diana 98,101,105,206,207 Taylor, Randy Taylor, Scott Terbush, Mark Thomas, Kevin Thomas, Kim Thomas, Mark Thomas, Ronald Thomason, Anthony Thomason. James Thompson, Bonnie... Thompson, Patrice ... Thompson, Tina Tinsley, Kim. .. Tinsley, Wendy Tomic, Bill Tomlinson, Joe Torres, Gloria Torrey, Tracey Trapp. Michelle Trice, Janet 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 106,121 65,106 106 106 106 106,155 106.206.207 106.152.207 200 Index Trice, Ron Tucker, Lynn .. 106 Turck, Scott 106 Tuttle. Tod 106 U— 11 Umphrey, Dan Urban, Brenda. — 106 Urban, Vernunula 106 V— 11 Vani, James 106 VanNorman, Scott 106 Vass. Cheryl 106,119,127 Vernocke, Chris Villeirot, Jeff 106 Visga, Bryan 106 Voight, Warren W— 11 Walker, Derrick Walker. Gwen 106,206,207 Walker. Tina 106,206,207 Waltenburgh, Carl 106 Walton, Kevin 106 Ward, Margo 106 Warden, Robert 106 Warren, Lori 106 Warsinski. Barb 106 Warsinski, Jackie 106 Warsinski, Ruthie 106,119,127 Washington, Michelle 52.97,106 Watson, Darcy 96.106,119,154 Watson, Gerald 106 Watson, Willie 106,108 Watt. Brian 106 Watts, Bruce 106 Wendt, Kimberly 106 Weaver, Rosemary 106 Webster, Wayne Wert, Audrey 106,154 Wesbrook, Terrill 79,106 Weston, Scott 106,207 Wetcel, Michele 106 Whitmore, Cindy 106,121,207 Wickings, Carolyn . 106,182 Wickings, Tamara Wilkins, Robert - 106 Williams, Charlie Williams, Gary 106 Williams, Ledelle Williams, Michelle Williams, Roy Williams, Tim Williams, Tracy 162 Williamson, Darel 106 Wilson, Dennis 106 Wilson. Jack 106 Wilson, Leanne 106 Winchester, Kim Winkel, Sheri Winthum, Bruce Witucki, Stephanie Wohadlo, Joe Wojtoszek, Dawn Wolfe, Clarence .. Wood, Kim Wood, Pam Woodard. Jonathon Woolman, Wendy Warden, Robert Wyllie, David Y— 11 Yeitter, Allen Young, Steve Z— 11 Zarling, Jeff Zaremba, Gary Zepeczauer, Frank Zieg, Alan Ziolkowski, Tim .. Zweng. Dave A— 10 Ackles, Denise Adams, Abby .. Adams, Kathleen Adams, Stan Alexander, Tim Amador, Angelina Andrzejewski, Jenny.... Anger, Ron Angerbrandt, Theresa.. Anglebrandt, Lisa Arnold, Corry Artman. Susan Ashford, John Atkins, Kristy Avers. Tracy B— 10 Bade, Sonya Baker, Kathy Baldock, Michelle Banks, Corey Barr, Cynthia Basney, Dennis Beach, Calvin- Beauvais, Belle Belger, Fred Bell, Donald Benedict, Jim Bickle. Renee Black, Clifford Black, Eugene Blake, Joe Bolden, Charles ... 101,108,154 108 108 108 108 52,65,108,113 108 108 108 108 - 108 102,108,206-7 89,108,119 108 108 129 129 129 .50,115-6,129 129 129 129 147 129 129 129 63,129 129 .... 127,129,154 129 129 129 129 129 - 129 129 129 122,129,142 129 147 116,129 129 129 129 Bolden, Indira 127,129 Bona, Shauna 4,115,127-9,148,206 Bonner, Antionette 129 Borowski, Diane Bowie, Paul 129 Bowie, Paula 129 Breichich, Ann 11,127 Brennan, Harold Bredgwood, Vincent 129 Brown, Curtis 129 Brown, Jeff - 129 Brown, Kim 129 Brown, Nat ....59,129 Brown, Robert - 130 Bruehan, Tom Brusch, Joe Buckeridge, Michelle 130,150 Burda, Kurt 130 Burdick, Larry — 130 Burgos, Julius 130 Burkett, Dennis - 130 Burkett, Robert 130 Burrell, Yvette 130 Bush, Joni 130 C— 10 Caldwell, Pamala 131 Callahan, Malisse 52,54,63,131 Cameron, Chris 131,151 Cameron, Randy 131 Capps, John 131 Carmahan, Patricia 131 Carr, Mary 131 Carroll, Roy Carrmen, Tom - 131 Cartmell, Tom Caughill, Linda Caughiil, Susan Ceglarek, Scott Chaffee, Brian Cesefske, Julie Chrisholm, Heron Clark, Gordie Cleaver, Crystal . .. Clough, Matt Coats, Denise Coats, Jill Cocco, Erine Collins, Bill Collins, Daniel Collins, William Conant, Cherri 131 131 131 130,131 54,131 80,131 127,129,131,148 131 131 131 131 131 131 131 147 Condland, Joe Conklin, Leigh 131 Conniff, Lee.... 131 Corry, Susan...- 131,151 Cortey, Karen 131 Crago, Janet - Crimmins, Mary ... — 11,127,131 Crimmins, Patricia 131,144 Crockett, Scott 131 Crouch, Donald — 131 Culp, Kathy - 131 Curtis, Kathy - 131 Curtis, Lori D— 10 Dalton, Judy — 131 Damaschke, Scott - 50,131 Daniels, Jamie - Daugherty, Ken 131 Davenport, Patty — 132 Davis, Amanda 132 Davis, Darlene 132 Dazer, Doug — — . 132 DeBell, Jeff 132,145 DeBell, Joseph 132 Defrain, David 50.132 Dejohn, Stanley Denman, Stacey 50,132 Diaz, Dawn - Dickerson, Petra 1 1,132 Dixon, Prez 50,132 Dobson, Wendy - Doan, Mable 132 Docherty, Mary 132 Donaghy, Belinda 132 Donahue, Rena 132 Donner, Jeff 132 Dorosz, Carol - Dortman, Samantha 132 Drawn, Cheryl Dubuque. Monique 132 Dubuque, Richard 132 Duckworth, Harold 132 Dunn, Jim 132 Dunsmore, Deena 54,132 Dupree, Sean - 132 Dupree, Donna 132 Durham, Terry — 132 E— 10 Eagen, Robin Eastman. Michael 132.207 Eccle, Cass 132 Edie, Tom 133 Edington, Martin 133 Edmonds, Julie 133 Edwards, Dion - 133 Eggleston, James ■ 133 Elliot, Brenda 133 Elsele, Steven 133 Emery, Steve 133 Erickson, John - 133 Ernst. Patricia 133 Index 201 Esquibel, Sue .... 52,53,54.63,133 F— 10 Fleishman, Bryan Fleming, Tammi 133 Fleurv, Kevin Floyd, Chris 133 Fowler, Vickey 133 Fraser, Doug Frazer. Matt 133,206.207 Frazer, Teresa 133 Fretenborough, Charles Frey, Dale 133 Friedland, Charles 133,161 Fuller. Renee G— 10 Garcia, Porfirio Garcia, Rita 133 Garcia, Shelly 133 Gardocki, Robbin Gamer, Debra 133 Genaw, Sherry Gerrow, Kari Gersky. Doreen Gill, Denise Gill, Richard Gilmore, Paul . . 133 Glenn, Bill 133,161 Glombowski, David 133 Glombowski. Matt 133 Gobeyn, Rene 133 Gofton. Lisa 133,141 Gonzales, Russendo 133 Gonzales, Ricardo 147 Gonzales, John..... 133 Gorski, Joe Gossman, Jeanne 133 Goulding, Kim 54,133 Grabbit, Bethany Graham, Crystal 133 151 Graham, Sherry Gratton, Don 133 Green, Debbie 133 Green, Mary Ann 56.135 Green, Ron 133 Green, Tammy Green, Tracey 63,127,133,145,148 Gryorcewicz, Denise... 135 Guilliat, Steve 135 Gunn, Fred 147 Gumsey, Garth 135 Gurnsey, Rusty 135 Gurnsey, Selina 135 Gurske, Sue 63,135 H — 10 Halamka, Mike 135,151 Hamilton, Karen 135 Hamilton, Robert 135 Hanneke, Sandra 130,135.161 Hardy. Kelly Hardy, Marvin 135 Harrington, Laura... 135 Harris, Jeff Harris, Jim 135 Hartsock, Darrin ... Hawner, Dawn 153 Hawley, Linda Hayes, Walter 135 Hazelwood. Paul 130 Heartlv. Allan..... 135 Hedberg, Jeff 135 Heidenrich, Henry 135 Heimbach, Amy 133.135 Heimbach, Stephanie 135 Henn, Evan Hernandez. Mary 135 Herron, Brenda 135 Herron, Patti 133,135,148 Hinkle, Jim 147 Hisscock, Kelly 136 Hodge, Kelly 136 Holmes, Eveck 136 Holmes, Veronica 136 Holzberger. Lori 153.136 Hopkins, Mary Hopp, Andy 136,139 Hopp, Laurie 136 Horvath, Andra . 136 Howe. Sharon. Hubbard, Robert 136 Hudson, Gary Hudy, Mark 136 Hulen, Tammy ... Hunter, Lavine 136 Hurst, John Hutchinson. Ronald Hutchinson, Sheryl.. I— 10 Ichenberg, Carie Ignash, John Isaac, Richard J— 10 Jackson, Cheryl Jacobs, Elizabeth Jaekel. Mark Jaekel. Melinda James, Kim Jaronoski, Kim Jemison, Brenda Jemison, Tony Jerove, Phillip Johnson, Cliff Jones, Chris Jones. Sandra K — 10 Kaercher, Evan Kaercher, Sherrie Karol, Mary Kazor, Daniel Kechter, Dana Keener. Peri Kelly, Melissa Kendrick, Dolly Kenner, Dorothy Kidd, Jennifer Kimball, Lisa King, Andre King, Duane King, Greg Kingsbury, Kim Kish, Maureen Klaus, Dennis Klaus, Paul Klettner, Maureen Klettner, Tadd Klune, Tracy Koglin, Terry Konyak, Robert Koob, Maureen Kowalski, Lawrence... Kramp, Vikie 136 136 136.147,152,179 .. 136,207 50,136 — 136 136 136 136 136 136 ..... 136 136 137 137 137 137 .. 137 . 137 . 137 . 137 . 137 . 137 . 137 . 137 . 137 137 137 76.137 137 137 50,137 137 137 137 137 137 137 127,137,143,159 138 138 Kruse, Maryann Kuta, Anita.. L — 10 Lambert, Marilyn.... Laming, Mike Langis, Mark Langolf, Dave Langolf, Sharon Langolf, Tina Lash brook. Karen Lavere, Bobby Lavine, Dean Lawrence, Daniel Lawson. Todd Leathorn, Leann Leaver, Melissa Lemanski, Debbie Lepak, George Lepine, Margaret Limberger, Linda Lindsay, Scott Lindsey, Dwan Locke. Stanford Lott, Laura Lowes, Ruth Lozano, Joseph Lubnow. Kim Lucas. Michelle Lynch, David M — 10 Macey, Andrea Main. Robert Mallory, Chad Manns, Kevin Marinez, Greg Marsh. Andy Marthen, Tammy Martin, Adam McArthur, Nancy McClelland, Tim McConnell, Laurie.... McCullech, Bob McDowell, Stacy McLeod, Ritchie McLeod, Ronda McMillan, Arthurine McMillan, Todd 11.127,129.131,138 138,159 138 138 - 138 138 138 147 -... 138 138 .... 138 138 138 138 138 147 138 138 138 138 138 .. 138 138 138 139 139 139 139 50,139 139 139,185 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 202 Index Melbourne, Diana Meldrum, Cindy Mensinger, Jeff Mertz, Dan .. Mervich, Bob Messenger, Joe. Meyers, Darlene Middleton, Leann Midgley, Tom Miller, Carol - Miller, Cathy Miller, Scott Miller, Thomas Miller, William Miluten, Terri Minielly, Melody Minke, Jamie Mi nock. Donna . . Mitchell, Eric Mitchell, Yvonne Moeller, Becky Moncrief, Betty Monzo, Terry Moore, Andria Moore, Mark Morgan, Sean Morrison, Brian Morrison, Jim Moutou x, Sarah Muehlemann, Chris Mudgridge, Pamela Mullins, Colleen Murdock, William N— 10 Navarro, John Neaves, Randy Nichols, Brian Nichols, Curtis Nolan, Kate Novar, Karen Nutt, Orville 0—10 O ' Brien, Traci ... Obemesik, Jim Oila, Vera Oile, Renee Olson, Daniel Olson, Susan Orick, Holli Ostrander, Michael Ostrander, Vicky Oswald, Dan P—10 Paciorek, Robin Palmer, John Palmer, Mark Palmer, Teresa Pardee, David Parker, Amy Parker, Craig Parker, Cynthia Parker, Becky Parker, Leann Paul, Randy. Pelc, Tracie Pence, Shawn Perry, Mike Peterson. Scott Peterson, Jeff Peterson, Paula Phillips, Sandy Pionk, Alan Pionk, Joe - Plake, Dawn Porrett, Marty Porrett, Neil ...... Porritt, Tony Porter, Jeff Portis, Toni Powell, Tammy Prater, Jerry Prater, Kim Precour, Richard. Provost, Connie Q— 10 Quader, Deana 139 139 139 50,127,139 .. 139 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 139 140 56,140 140 140 54,127,140,151 140 127,140,154 140 140 56,140 140 127,140.154 140 50,140 140 11,140,159 147 54,140 141 141 116,141 141 147 50,113,141 141 141 141 141 141 127,141 141 141 141 ....... 141 141 141 50,141 141 122,127 ... 141 141 141 141 123,141 141 141 141 ....... 141 141,153 141 141 141 R— 10 Radatz, Brenda 141 Randall, Paul Randall. Todd 142 Randolf, Rhonda 142 Rankin. Jim 142 Redfield, Brenda .. 142 Reilly, Brian 142 Repinski, Sharon 142 Reuter, Joseph 50,142,185,207 Reyna, Michelle. .. 147 Reynolds, Michael 142 Reynolds, Stacy 4,5.139,154 Rhody, Robert .. 142 Rice, Barbi 142 Rich, Connie 142 Rix, Pam .. 142 Roberts, Lori 142 Robinson, Kimberly 127,142,153 Roelens, Richard 142 Ross, Cindy 142 Roth, Becky 142 Rutkofske, Amy 54 Rutkofske, Kathy 142 S— 10 Sanchez, Betty.. 142 Sanchez, Victoria 142 Sanderson, Lisa 142 Sawdon, Pat Scheible, Lisa 143 Schmidt, Helen — 143 Schneider, Tom 143 Scholav, Cindy 142 Schott, Judy. 143 Schott, Pat 143 Schultz, John 143 Schultz, Roxanne 143 Schultz, Vera 143 Schumacker, Todd Seeley, Anne 54,143 Sergent, Tony 50.143 Serska, Paul 143 Shappee, Joe 143 Sharpe, Chris 143 Sharrow, Dan 143 Sharrow, Dennis Sharrow, Tony 143 Shazier, Devon 143 Shoven, Chuck 143 Shuler, Alicia 143,154 Sickles, Dave 143 Sickles, Debbie — 143 Siglow, Lisa Smith, Angie.. Smith, Becca 143 Smith, Benita 143 Smith, Yvette 147 Smith, Wilbert 143 Snowden, Andy Snyder, Stacy 147 Sommer, Sandra 143 Sorroll, Brian... 144 Spear, Tracie 144,152 Staiger, Julie 144 Stapleford, Robert 144 Starkey, Ross... Stein, Debra 63,144 Stem, Mike 144 Stocks, Stephen Stockwell, Mike 144 Stokes, Janet 144 Stokes, Jennifer 144 Stone. Julie 127,144,154 Stover, Mark 144 Sullivan, Beth 144 Summerer, Wendy 144 Sutton, Geraldine 63,144 Swarts, James 144 Sweeney. Colleen 127,144 Sweet, William 127,144 Swift, Eugene - - Swift, Quentini 111,139,144 Swinson, Jeff 144 Switzer, Diane 144 Swoffer, Andy 144 Swoffer. Brian. .. 144 T— 10 Tallmadge, Steve.. 148 Tanton, Nanci 148 Taylor, Gorden ..... Taylor, Sandy 145 Tetreau, Steve 145 Thelmas, Larry 58,59,145 Therrien, Steve — 145 Thomas, Sheri 145 Thomas, Stephanie 145 Thomason, Henry Thomason, Tim....„ 145 Thompson, Jeanette 145 Thompson, Monica 145 Tompson, Zena Thornton, Dave 50,145 Trash, Anthony Tolan, Sheryl 145 Torres, Dan 145 Trice, Randy 145 Tucker, Wendy 145 Turk, Kelly 145 V— 10 Vani, Brendan 145 Varty, Tammy 145 Vernon, Susan — 145,159 Vass, Jeff... — Vickers, Pat VonHiltMayer, Julie 57,145 Vranish, Keith 145 Vranish, Kevin 145 W— 10 Wager, Andy 145,161 Wahi, Kathy .. .. 145 Walker, Robert 147 Walsh, Christinea 145 Ward, Keli 145 Ward, Tonya — 146 Warner, Kathy 146 Warsinski, Kevin 146 Watson, Stacie 146 Weaver, Richard 146 Webster, Elizabeth 146 Webster, Rosie 146 Wentz, Craig .. Wheeler, Monique 116,147 White. Mark 146 White, Tracy Whitmore, Cindy Whittaker, Karol 146 Wiley, Dorene Wiley, Ronald 58,146 Williams, Orlando Wolfe, Carrie Wolfe, Juanita Wolfe. Steve Wood, John Wood, Lisa Woodard, Brenda Woodyard. Lisa 63,54,146 146 Wvellner, Jeff Y — 10 Yake, Wayne Young, Felicia Young, Krista Young, Mary Z— 10 Zachara, Paul 147 Zaylor, Sherri 147 Zeller, Arrigo 147 Zeros, Myrna 147 Zinzo, Penny 147 Zweng, Anne 147 A— 9 Adamson, Stacy Aiello, Michael 164 Ainsworth, Sean Alexander, John .. Alexander, Lisa 164 Alexis, Kim 164 Allen, Buddie 164 Amandor, Anita 164 Anderson, Joel Anger, Stanley Angelbrandt, Tina Angerbrandt, Frank Angerbrandt, Pamela 164 Appel. Deanna Arnold, Jon 164 Arnold. Keith Arnold, Kimberly Arnold. Ravford Arthur. Irena Ashton, Gene Auendt, Nancy 164 B— 9 Bade. Becky Bailey. James 127,164 Bailey, Leslie Baird. Pamela ....... 164 Baisley. Timothy 164,207,206 Balaon. Stephanie Ballard. Cathleen ... 5.154,164 Bankston, Ila Barnhardt, William Barnum, Patricia 165 Barrett. Dennis Barringer, Cathleen 165 Barron, Richard 165 Bauman, Kelly 56.63,122,148,165 Beaubien, Maurina .. .. Begley, Sherrie 165 Bell. Doreen ... .. .. 165 Benedict, Susan 165 Bennett, Andrew 165 Bennett, Batina 165 Bennett, Christina 165 Bills, Tucia 165 Black, Stacey 165 Blake, Diane 165 Bodley. Eric .. 165 Boehm, Shirlene 165 Bond, Frederick 156,165 Borowski, Donald 165 Borowski, John 116,165 Bourbonais, Melissa 165 Bowen, Matthew 165 Bradbury, Patricia 127,165 Bradshaw, Priscilla 165 Branch. Keli Breidenich, Anne 11,165 Brenton, Christy 166,171 Bristol, Robert .. 166 Brookins, Lisa 127,166 Broussard, Claire 166 Brown, Artimesia .. Brown, Dennis 156,166 Brown, Hubert 50 Brown, Leanne 166 Brow n , Ma rk Brown. Meachie ]66 Brown, Melissa 166 Brueham, Pennie..,.. Buckley, Natalie 166 Buckley, Ray 50,166 Burleigh, Julie 56,166 Burrel, Rodney. 166 Burt, Christina 166 Button, Andrea 127,166,175 Bynum. Mark 166 C— 9 Cadena, Sam 166 Camp, Laura Callahan, Wendell 50,60,61,166 Cappo. Jessie 166 Carpentar, Erin 166 Carson. Michael 166 Carter, Tami 166 Caslick, Jane 166 Castillo, Christopher 166 Catco, Pamela 166 Cirillo, Kimberly . 167 Clark, Aaron 167 Cleaver, Stephanie 167 Cline. Beucrly Cole. Scott 167 Colli nge, Scott 98,167 Collingwood, Kimberly 125,167 Comstock, Chase 50,167 Cook, Julianne Flora, Kenneth Cook, Steven 167 Fountaine Tammy 169 Cook, William Fortune, Brian Corwin, Jeff 167 Foor, Kaye Cotton, Craig Forbeas, Teresa 169 Craig, Marie 167 Forteene, Brian 169 Crawford, Traci Forteene, Tamara Cribbs, Brenda Fowler, Jane Cummings, Elizabeth 167 Fowler, Tina. . . 169 Cunningham, Richard Fretenboroug. Robert 169 Cutcher, Andy Frumueller, Susan D— 9 Fuller, Krysten Dandron, Michele Fye, Cheryl Danver. David G— 9 Davis, Anna Marie 167 Gates, Tony 170 Davis, Kathy 167 Gamgle, Tina 170 Dawson, Kelly 148.152,167 Garcia, Irene Dean, Duane Gardocki, Mary ...54,63,150,170.206-7 Dean, Wanda Gauthier, Annette Debell, Jeffrey Genna, John . Deering, Paul Gibson, Skawn De John, Dwayn Gilbert, James Detary, Paul Gilbert, Ronald Dewey, Janice Gilbert, Charles Dickerson, Amy 168 Gilbert William 58 59 170 Dickinson, Rhonda 168 Gilbert, William 170 Distelrath, Timothy 168 Glyshaw, James Dixon, Lisa Goodrich, Raymond 170 Dobrowski, Deborah 122,123,168 Grabbitt, Stephanie Dorland. Raniel Gray, James 170 Downing, Chris 168 Green, Dawn Diew, John 168 Green. Dennis 170 Dubuque, James Green, Dursila 170 Duckworth, David 168 Green, Twitchell 170 Duckworth, Jim Green, Vicki 170 Duckworth, John 168 Gross, Angela 170 Dudd, Rebecca 168 Guitar, Brenda Duenaz, Richard Gutierry Srott 50 170 Dunlap, Daniel Gutierry, Roy Durham, Bryan 168 H— 9 Durrant, Brian 168 Hagle, Marjorie 155,170 Durrant, Cynthia 168 Hall, Wesley 170 Dyer, Kenneth 168 Hamden, Cynthia E— 9 Harper, Thomas 170,181 Eagle, Donald 168 Harrison. Michelle 171 183 Eagle, Scott Hartley. Jennifer Eaton, Jeffrey 50,169 Hartman, Brenda 171 Edie. Cynthia Hartman, Tori Eggn, Patricia 169 Harve, Jennifer Eichenoerg, Allen Harvey, Tammy Fid red. Amy Haskins, Daryl Eller, Scott Hauestein, Aaron 50,59,115,171 Ellsworth, Rhonda 2.122,169 Heil, John 171 Evans, David 169 Hein 7 Wendy 171 Evans, Jammie Heirser, Lara 171 F— 9 Helton, Randy 171 Falk, Kevin Henderson, Dianatha ... 171 Farnsworth, James 169 Henry, Jill Ferkowicz, Marie Hernandez, Betty Finch, Stephanie 169 Hernandez. Joseph Fischer, Julie Herr, Dennis 171 Flanogan, David 169 204 Index Herriman, James... Herron, Robert Herron, Tammy Hicks, Tina Hicks, Willard Himmel, Shelly Hise, Maurice Hodge, Kristina Hollis, Elizabeth. Holzberger, Andrea Hol .berger, Ronald Hooper, Beth Horbes, Christine Howe, Jennifer Howe, Ronald Howell, Cheryl Hreha, Ronald Hubbard, Kipp Hudy, Julie Hurley, Kelly 1—9 Ingles, Tammy J-9 Jacobs, Joseph Janiszewski, Jeffrey.. Jefferson, Carol Jemison, Anthony Jerave, Paula .... Johnston, Angel Jones, Lisa Jones, Mary K — 9 Keeney, Stephanie Kelch, Robert Kelly, Kimberly Klebba, Kimberly Klettner, Kerrie Klettner, Tammy Klune, Kristie ... Koebke, James Koerber, Maureen Kramp, Kimberly Kruger, Dean Kulka, Janette ....... Kuzma, David L — 9 Lamb, Matthew Lamonica, Jeffrey Laloszkiewicz, Ronald LaVere, Jeff LaVere, Ricky LaVere, Timothy Lawerence, Elaine Lee, Regina Lee, Richard .... Lester, Tammy Levitt, Dwayne Lewandowski, Angela Lisee, Shelly Locke, Anthony Locke, Mandy Lohr, Leslie Louks, Cheryl Loxton, James Lozen, Deanna Lynch, James Lynch, Kimberly M— 9 MacDonald, Kelli MacPherson, Lisa Marone, Susan Marsh, Brenda Marsh, Donald Marshall, Todd Martiny, Sally Maynard, Mark. McAbee, Tina Louise. McBean, Henry McCannom, John 183 171,183 155,177 171 168,171 171 171 4,5,21,171 171 171 171 11,127,148,159,181 11,54,127 .. 170 .. 122 54 127,146 154,173 173 173 173 173 .... 56,57,63,173 173 156,173 173 173 115,173 173 173 173 173 173 125,174 174 174 174 174 174 152,174,179 50.174 174 174 174 174 174 174 174 174 174 155,165,174,179 .. 174 115,174 174 174 174 54,164,174 174 175 McConnell, Andrew McCreary, Nan McDonald, Tony McIntyre, Janette McLane, Kelly McLeod, Brenda McNeice, Herbert McNeice, Parren McRoberts, Marie Medrane, Raymond ..... Meldrom, Robin Melton, Betina Melvin, Dale Mercurio, Kimberly Merrell, Frederick Messenger, Kristopher Micallef, Diane Miller, Jacqueline Miller, Kelly Mills, Michael Moeller, Janet Moeller, Larry Molesworth, Lyle Mollan, Michelle Mooney, Kathleen Mordan, Kimberly Morgan. Matthew Morgan, Twyla Morris, Kristina Morris, Rachelle Morris, Tina Moutoux, Linda Mugride, Matthew Mullen, Kenneth Myers, Linda N — 9 Nadequ. Denise Naiepa, Craig Nelson, Martin Neumayer, Ronald Newton. Jeanette Nichols, Calvin Norley, Michelle 0-9 Osborn, Lisa Osborne, Michael Osgood, Todd Ostrander, Jeffrey P—9 Paciorek, Ann Paeth, Kenneth Palmer, David Pardee, Julie Parent. Jeffrey Parker, Tom Parks, Connie Parks, Timothy Partaka, Victoria Paton, Charlotte Paul, Roger Pawlak. David Peacock. Timothy Pearson, Stanley Pelc, Michelle Petoskey, Joyce Pettitt, James Pettitt, Tonya Phillips, Kimberly Phillips, Patricia Pontack, Michelle Poale, Robert Post, Betty - Pozdrowski, Mary Prax, Anna Precour, Rebecca Precour, Roberta Preston, Connie Pringle, Cheryl Pringle. Rae-Anne 175 153 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 148,153,167,206 175 . 63,175 175 175 175 175 175 175 175 154,175 175 175 176 .... 176 .... 176 .. 176 176 176 176 11.159.176 176 176 176 176 58,176 176 176 176 176 176 50,113.176 176 176 ... 166 ... 176 ... 176 ... 176 ... 176 ... 176 ... 176 50 122,176,185 176 176 152,176 176 .. 54,177 177 11,127,159,177,181 177 177 54,63,150.177 Puckett, Dale 1 77 R— 9 Radatz, Steven 177 Radatz, Jody 1 16 Radatz, Tammy .. 177 Raker, Merrilyn 177 Rankin, Joseph 50,177 Raschke. Jennifer 177 Recker, Nina — ... Redfield, Timothy .. 177 Regan, Thomas 177 Renno, James 177 Repinski, Michael 169,177 Reynolds, Mark Ritz, Jill... 177 Roberts. Connie — . 177 Roberts. Duane 178 Roberts, Jeffrey 178 Roberts. Kimberly 178 Rocha, Robert 178 Rodrequies, Robert 178 Romph, Franklin 178 Roskey, Barbara 178 Roskey, Randy 178 Rowse, Paul 156,178 Roy, Tracey 175,176,178 Ruckly, Donald 178 Russle, Rachelle 178 S — 9 Salmons, Lorrie 178 Samuelson, Sylvia 178 Sanchez. Andy .. 178 Sanchez, Nancy 178 Sanderson, Robert - 178 Sattler, Jason 178 Savage. Elizabeth 178 Savedra, Ramon 50,178 Sawdon, Paul 178 Scahill. Jeffrery 178 Schatzberg, Darin 178 Schultz, Janice .. 178 Schultheiss, Brady 178 Schneider, Dawn.... 178 Schneider, Keith 50,115,178 Schember, Marvin 178 Scheible, Thomas 178 Schef. Daniel — 178 Schultz, Scott 178 Schumacher, Troy Scruggs, Rasalyn — Searles, Ronald Sersha, Pete.... 179 Shafer, Agnes Shafer. Keith 179 Sheehan, David - - 179 Shepard, Lisa 54,155,164,179 Shinn, Debra 166 Short. Tami 179 Shreeve, William 179 Silk. Lisa 179 Simmons, Derrick 179 Simpdon, Ales Sepaseath, Boriavant 127,179 Sisk, Kenneth 179 Sloan, Alan 179 Slowinski, Mark .. 179 Smiley, Jodi - 179 Smith, Beth 179 Smith, Genine — 179 Smith, Gregory 179 Smith, Scott 156,179 Sowinski, Cari 179 Sowinski, Glenn 179 Spencer, Angie 179 Spicer, Donald 179 Stein, Lorraine 179 Stein, Rebecca 127,179 Stevens, Mark 180 Streeter, Lisa -• 180 Strazalkowski, Ronald 180 Suggs, Kevin 180 Sullivan, John 180 Sullivan, Tina .. 180 Sweet. Darsci 180 Swinson, Timothy 180 Szotski, Joseph . T— 9 Tanton, Donna .. 180 Tanton. Lawerence 180 Taylor. Gerald — . 180 Taylor, Joseph - — 180 Thelmas, Gina 180 Thiele. Connie 113,148,180 Thomas, Karen 155,180 Thompson, Brenda 180 Timmerman, Timothy 180 Tinsley, Michelle 63,180 Todd. Marshall .. 180 Todd, Robert 180 Tomic, Lisa 180 Tomlinson, Christina 180 Torrey, Brian 156,180 Totten. Kymberly 180 Totzke. Joseph 181 Trapp, Michael 181 Trendy, Kay Tucker, Susanna 181 V— 9 Vanderesch, Sharon 181 Vaighn, Carolyn — 181 Velez, Ricky 181 Vick, Kathleen 181 Vickers, Laura — 181 Vigrass, Kimberely 181 Vollmar, Kevin 181 W— 9 Wade, Debroah 181 Walsh, David — — Ward. Rhonda Warner, Rodney 181 Warren, Ruth 122,170,181 Watt, Robert .••••• 98 Webster, Phyllis 181 Welsh, Scott Wert, Wendy 154,181 Werth, Renee -• 181 Wescott, Michael 181 Westbrook, Lisa 181 White. Elizabeth — 181 White, Laura 181 White. Stephen 181 Whitman, Charles 181 Whitmore. Randy 50,181 Whitmore. Wendy — — ... 181 Wickhan, Ray 181 Wickings, Carl 50 Wilkins, Dora 182 Will, Mark 182 Willard, Jeffrey -- 182 Williams, James 182 Williams, Peggy - 182 Wilson, Daniel 182 Wilson, Laura 182 Wilson, Paul 182 Witucki, Nicole 182 Woods, Theresa 182 Woolman, Julie 182 Wrablewski. Thomas 183 Wright, Terry - Y— 9 Yake, Vicki 182 Yeagley. James 182 Young, Julie 182 Z— 9 Zinzo, Tammy 115,182 Ziolkowski. Brian - 182 Index 205 Colophon The Student is volume 76 of the Port Huron High School Yearbook. It was printed by the Inter-collegiate Press in Shawnee Mission, Kansas. The Pioneer Method is used by the staff in making the yearbook. This means that we shoot, print and crop our own photos, then they ' re sent to the company to be reduced or enlarged to size. The layouts are drawn on com- pany matts. The layout mat paste up is by I.C.P. Yearbook page size is 8 x 10% and the paper stock is 80 lb enamel. There are 208 pages in the yearbook, the composition is type 30, and the binding is sig- nature. This year 1,075 yearbooks were sold which is the most ever sold at P.H. Vellum liner stock is used on both the back and front. The cover design is a stock cover containing artwork by Tim Bruehan which was produced using a silk screen. The cover is red and white and stiffly con- structed. 3rd Hour — Top Row: Terry Tanton, Larry McPhail, Lee Klettner, Linda Gierman, Scott Weston, Darryl Knight, Robert Gobeyn, James Nutt. 2nd Row— Linda Sedwick, Patrick McConnell, Kimberly Thomas, Kim Martiny, Ann Schultz, Karen Hamlin, John McClelland 3rd row: Tina Lazurka, Lynn Sattler, Laura Tanton, Tina Walker, Lori Mitch- ell, Cathy Jo Cook, Karen Alexander. 4th Hour — Top Row: Herb Tanton, Gwen Walker, Diane Nicholas, Scott Gilbert, Cindy Benedict, Sheila McDougal, Tim Henry, Paul Prax, Will Bennert, 2nd Row: Dana Daggett, Debra Albert, Lisa Nadeau, Trina Gurnsey, Melody Cornette, Tracey Torrey, Michelle Rob- erts, Brian Johnsick, 3rd Row: Dawn Mollan, Roberta Sumner, Paula Heddle, Marie Solomon, Tracy McClellan, Jackie Jarvis, Annette Dell. 5th Hour— Top Row: Joe Andrews, Matt Frazer, Joe Shonka, Duane McPherson, Kim Mercurio, Lisa Wytucki, Nate Rogan, Ted McClelland, Frank Zepecauer, Charlie Cortez, Jim Langolf. 2nd Row: Tim Baisley, Lisa Long, Theresa Cowper, Shauna Bona, A nnette Lynch, Penny Preston, Darla Dorland, Pete Bowers, Ed Henry. 3rd Row: Barb Hart, Angie Langolf, Cherie Kovach, Teri Nicholas, Laura Nelson, Jessica Coleman, Cindy Bynum and Mary Gardocki. 206 Colophon The Staff Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Art Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Finance Manager Reporting Editors Design and Copy Editor Index Editor Photo Editor Photographers Associate Photo Editors Contributors Roberta Sumner Lori Mitchell Paula Heddle Teri Nicholas Tim Bruehan Kim Turner Will Bennert Tim Bruehan Kim Martiny Michelle Roberts Laura Nelson Cathy Jo Cook Lisa Witucki Ted McClellan Cathy Jo Cook Janie Driggers Tim Bruehan Joe Rueter Mike Eastman Bryan Fleishman Herb Tanton Charlie Cortez Third Hour Karen Alexander Cathy Jo Cook Rhonda Course Charles Daniels Janie Driggers Linda Gierman Robert Gobeyn Karen Hamlin Laurie Ichenburg Lee Klettner Darryl Knight Tina Lazurka Debbie Leathorn Kim Martiny John McClelland Patrick McConnell Larry McPhail Lori Mitchell Jim Nutt Lynn Sattler Ann Schultz Kim Thomas Laura Tanton Terry Tanton Tina Walker Scott Weston Cindy Whitmore Jill Fulcher Richard Stoner Contributors Continued Fourth Hour Irene Haggerty Debra Albert Barbara Hart Cindy Benedict Edward Henry Will Bennert Cherie Kovach Tim Bruehan Angela Langolf Melody Cornette James Langolf Dana Daggett Annette Lynch Annette Dell Kim Mercurio Scott Gilbert Ted McClellan Trina Gurnsey Duane McPherson Paula Heddle Laura Nelson Tim Henry Teri Nicholas Jacquelyn Jarvis Penney Preston Tracy McClellan Nathaniel Rogan Sheila McDougal Terri Schrader Dawn Mollan Kimberly Steiner Lisa Nadeau Michelle Trapp Michelle Roberts Lisa Witucki Linda Sedwick Frank Zepelzauer Roberta Sumner Mary Gardocki Tracey Torrey Shauna Bona Kim Turner Mathew Frazer Gwen Walker Darla Dorland Marie Solomon Eileen Lee Herb Tanton Kenneth Trendy Brian Johnsick Tim Baisley Diane Nicholas Joe Shonka Paul Prax After School Jody Michling Bryan Fleishman Fifth Hour Joe Reuter Joe Andrews Marie Wohaldlo Peter Bowers Mike Eastman Cindy Bynum Advisor Charley Cortez Hal Langolf Theresa Cowper The staff and advisor of the 1982 Student are indebted to the following people without whose help this yearbook would not have been possible: Mr. Steve Carlson— Intercollegiate Press Mr. Richard Chapman — English Dept. Chairman Mr. Charles Richards — Science Dept. Chairman Mr. John Ufford— Assistant Principal Mr. Walter Lyszak — Assistant Principal Mr. Mac Domke — Sports Group Photography Mr. Ralph Polovich — Band Group Photo Mr. Chet Wydrzynski — Principal In addition a special round of applause is di- rected at Mr. William Mitchell. His guidance and direction were made available to students and rookie advisor alike. We are deeply indebt- ed to him for his time and boundless energy. Finally we wish to thank all Big Reds who have supported this yearbook and we dedicate The Great Performance to all of you. Yearbook Staff 207 The Grand Finale The 1981-82 year has been one Great Performance. Traditions and spirit set the stage as the year went on. The traditional scene of fine sports was carried on as the whole school participated eager- ly in pep assemblies and single sessions. The whole student body wel- comed sports back after a one year absence. School began with our first pep assembly. As the fight song was played the seniors stood to show their loyality. Then, the underclassmen stood following the leadership of the senior class. Our Varsity cheerleading team went to the Silverdome in Com- petition. They competed against 87 top cheerleading squads, bringing home a fifth place tro- 208 Closing Review phy to add to our brimming tro- phy case. Returning to the foot- ball field was the Big Red Marching Machine which per- formed to a drum corp move- ment titled, If you Believe. This brought the fans to their feet. Competing in three pa- rades, the Machine took two firsts and one third place. They were invited and accepted Marching in the SuperBowl Pa- rade but because of inclement weather conditions the Machine had to cancel. The S.A.A. played an important role in school gov- ernment. Members worked hard to make the year a memorable one for all. The S.A.A. organized dances and activities to add to our social lives. As the curtain closed on the 1981-82 school year we said our final good-byes to the Great Per- formance. The school ' s, clubs and activi- ties have closed down produc- tion. The performers have rushed to summer parties and excitement. Suddenly the sound of the active halls was silence. Finally the lights dimmed for the summer. Memories of the past year float quietly through vacant classrooms. Until next years energy breaks the silence, and the 1982-83 school year be- gins. Looking downtown from the military street bridge was captured by Charlie Cortez using a Canon AT-1 camera and a 50mm 1.8 lense shot at 5.6 with a 1.35 aperture. The students of Port Huron High would like to thank the business community for all their support.