Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

Public Libraries of Saginaw Hoyt Main Library 505 Janes St. Saginaw, MI 48607 at ` , TJ å 4 | W Da TRA ia j H i ARTEN „Amen pe Si st CU ks D zs ZOÖ = E -S = SZ Ay = Y =: SS e e ké = T = 1985 Homecoming Theme: 'Cereals' 1985 Homecoming began as usual with a week full of activities. The student body picked the top five girls: Emily Cooper, Tina McGill, Brenda Mur- phy, Jody Solgat, and Sandy Westoby. On Friday night one of those girls would be crowned queen. Homecoming night finally arrived as things got started with the annual parade through town and back to the football field. The stands were packed as the floats worked their way past the crowd. The suspension was finally broken as Miss McLellan announced the Freshmen as winners for their float, the Sophomores as winners for individual spirit, and the Freshmen taking overall honors. Finally the girls walked onto the field and Emily Cooper was crowned the 1985 Homecoming queen by last year's queen Kris Bailey. The night ended with the traditional dance in the school cafe- teria. The winning float, Knock 'em for a loop!, was entered by the Freshmen. The Rocket defense dominated the Owls. Reese offense on its way to the end The 1985 Homecoming court and their escorts. zone. 6 Homecoming Princess Jody Solgat escorted by Bob Stricker. Princess Sandy Westoby escorted by Joe Nolan. Queen Emily Cooper escorted by Jeff Felske. Princess Brenda Murphy escorted by Jim Freier. Princess Tina McGill escorted by Dennis Camaro. Homecoming 7 NOE AN P un h Ap We mp Kéi Ze: 8 Faculty Faculty 9 . Board Members Make Many Decisions Sn. REESE E This year's Board of Education did a very fine job on setting the school policies. This year's Board members consisted of Mr. Solgat, presi- dent; Mr. Reinholt, vice-president; Mrs. Beyer- lein, secretary; Mr. Ball, treasurer; and Mr. Ack- erman, Mr. Palm and Mr. Gruber, trustees. The board meets regularly on the second Monday of Mr. Twork, Superintendent and Mr. Solgat, President wait for the school board meeting to begin. each month. : Mr. Lethorn, principal of the Middle School and Mr. Webster, E SE Su un principal of the Elementary School attend School Board resigen ice-President meetings on a regular basis. Mr. Solgat and Mr. Reinholt discuss the agenda for tonight’s meeting. Mr. Ball Mrs. Beyerlein Treasurer Secretary Mr. Ackerman Mr. Palm Mr. Gruber Mr. Ball signs monthly checks. Trustee Trustee Trustee 10 Faculty u 4 mm Office Staff Offers Services Each day the front office staff works hard trying to meet the needs of the staff and students of Reese High School. The staff is really appreciated. The front office staff consists of Mrs. Bender, secretary to the Principal; Mrs. Sink, secretary to Mrs. Sink rests after a busy day. the counsellors; and Mrs. Belknap, the attendance secretary. e Mr. Crouse, Principal BS CMU Mrs. Bender helps Mrs. Belknap find addresses and telephone numbers in the MA CMU roladex cards. Mrs. Belknap Mrs. Bender Mrs. Sink Attendance Secretary Secretary to the Principal Counselling Secretary Faculty 11 | Ge a eee eee 1985-86 Teaching Staff Mr. Behmlander Mr. Bird Mrs. Bradley Mr. Brown BS CMU BS CMU BA U of M BS CMU MA CMU MA CMU Mr. Curley Mrs. Dupuis Mr. Elliott Mrs. Fogus BA CMU Interpreter — Hearing BS CMU BA Alma Impaired MA CMU MA CMU Mr. Gilchrist averages first marking-period grades. Mrs. Fogus checks the overdue book list. 12 Faculty Miss Ganfield Mr. Gilchrist Mr. Grysko NMU BA Olivet BS BME Mr. Hannah gets Mr. Curley out of class to discuss the latest gossip. Miss Yaroch gets in a quick smile. Mr. Hoelze Miss Jones Mr. Jordan Mrs. Krauss Voc. Cert. FSU BA NMU BA WMU BA SVSC BS Bowling MA NMU MA WMU MA SVSC Green Faculty 13 Mr. Crouse waits for the students to enter the gym for the Mr. Elliott corrects the Typing | daily assignments. pep assembly. Miss Landskroener Mr. Matuzak Mr. McCaffery Miss McLellan BS MSU AB CMU BME MSU BS CMU MA CMU MA CMU Mrs. Smith Miss Van Klavern Mr. Van Paris BA Purdue BS WMU BA Alma MS Purdue 14 Faculty x NA x Mrs. Vosler Mrs. Weier BA CMU BS MAVEd. E Miss Yaroch Mrs. Vosler corrects German ll exams. CMU CMU BS CMU Mr. Sage discusses spring track meets. Mrs. Wiseman BS CMU Mrs. Bender types a letter for Mr. Crouse. Mr. Gilchrist and Mr. Curley do the twist to the music of the “Sunshine Express.” Faculty 15 Employees Serve Others at R.H.S. The custodians work hard keeping the school clean and preparing the cafeteria for club ban- quets and the gym for athletic events. A highlight of the year for the cafeteria was a new “Slush Puppy” machine. The cooks were Mrs. Beverly Hallman, Mrs. Mary Ellen Krauseneck, Mrs. Judy Marx , and Mrs. Bea Franzel. The custodians were Mr. Gary McCaulley, Miss Dorothy Gilbert, and Mr. Scott Kreil. Some of the bus drivers pose for a picture before their afternoon run. Mrs. Marx makes ‘‘Slush Puppies” with the new “Slush Puppy” machine. Mr. Ellison. Mrs. Hallman serves the students in the regular lunch line. Front row: Mr. Schian, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Heinlein, Mrs. Reif, Mrs. Krieger, and Mrs. Bekemeier. Back row: Mrs. Kern, Mr. Gruber, Mr. Hogan, and Mr. McCaulley cleans the lunchroom after the lunch per- iods are completed. Faculty 17 Seniors 19 “This Is It” — For ’86 Seniors “This is It’? — the Senior year for the 1986 graduates has finally arrived. Where are we all go- ing to go? Some of us are off to college, others plan to work full time, and others will leave us for awhile to join the service. We will all remember the day we first walked the halls of Reese High School, scared and nervous, not knowing exactly where to go. As the years went on we all grew to be friends, sharing so many good times with one another. The last four years have passed quickly, but not a moment will be forgotten by a member of the class of ' 1986”. a d é : E: | Above: This year’s seniors advisors were Mrs. Wiseman and This year's senior hall followed a trail to Dobie's BY Mr. Matuzak. Below: This year's class officers consisted of Chris Mossner, Susan Hecht, Tina McGill, and Sandy Wes- toby. Jon Barkholz rides the senior float for Comehomin 1986 . Gary L. Banks Ceresa R. Banks a Es Mco A Lisa L. Beyer Chomas L. Beyerlein Randall J. Bittner Seniors 21 Rory 8. Bremer Peter 9. Buchinger Paul €. Dirker Jeffrey R. Durkee Michelle R. Edwards 22 Seniors James N. Freier fr. Celesta J. Gray Scott A. Greenleaf Seniors 23 Douglas M. Haas Heidi A. Hallman Lao Lu Hang E Linda K. Harris Charles W. Haselbeck Michael G. Haske Dean R. Hayward Susan C. Hecht Anne M. Hess 24 Seniors Keith R. Humpert Carrie A. Jacobs Lori L. Jasman Stacey L. Jewell Jesse Kalkman Daniel F. Kamm Karl V. Kilbourne Seniors 25 Brian K. Koch Scott D. Koester Lisa Kintner Brenda K. Krompetz Scott M. Krieger på rieger K . John D Karen J. Looby Bobby M. Leos ky INS, Scott D. Kusch 26 Seniors Karen A. Marsrow Shawn M. Marx Christine K. Mossner Brenda L. Murphy David A. Navarro Stephanie A. Neveau Joseph €. Nolan Seniors 27 28 Seniors Michael 9. Schmidt Brenda L. Otto Andrew D. Perez Delmer Putnam Ingrid B. Ritter Cathy L. Schmitt Kevin W. Scoles A a Vicki S. Shapland Robert J. Stricker Deg Philip A. Sheridan Jodi XL. Solgat Angela M. Caylor Kathy 9. Cilger Seniors 29 Wayne D. Weihl Lawrence D. Williams Patricia A. Windy Brian W. Wolfgang | 30 Seniors Kristine L. Lagorski Georgia L. Zaragoza Anselmo A. Zarazua Above: Some of the senior guys enjoy visit- ing Santa Claus at the mall. Below: Lori Cianek and Lisa Beyer stand around be- tween classes. Above: Best friends Kris Zagorski and Karen Looby give each other a friendly hug. Below: Tina McGill and Dennis Camero spend a little time together during lunch. Seniors 31 Valentine's Day was this year's date for Come- homing. Each class had great ideas for the week. The theme this year was restaurants. The Sopho- mores won the hall competition, the Freshmen won the float competition, and the Sophomore class took overall honors. During halftime of the J.V. game, Jeff Felske was crowned Comehoming King for 1986 by the stu- dent body. Following the game TC Productions” entertained us at a dance in the school cafeteria. This year's king Jeff Felske receiving a plaque from Student Council President Chris Mossner. 34 Seniors Papa Top Five: Brian Koch, Jim Freier, Jesse Kalkman, Jeff Felske, and Lao Lu Hang. Above: Mike Uhl pulls the winning Freshmen float. Be- low: Sara Bremer and Dennis Camero sing the National. Anthem before the starting of the Varsity game. Jim Freier and his escort Kathy Bernthal. Jess Kalkman and his escort Emily Cooper. King Jeff Felske and his escort Susan Hecht. Brian Koch and his escort Lao Lu Hang and his escort Julie Simmet. Brenda Murphy. seniors 35 Reese Shines At Academic Game The Academic Games Teams representing phy by defeating U.S.A. in the semi-finals. Reese High School this year made a real fine This is the third consecutive year Reese F showing. The third annual games were held at won the Science competition. Delta College on April 19, 1986. All nine schools in Tuscola County and Mi The Science team brought home a first-place lette High School participated. Competitions E trophy defeating Cass City in the finals, and the held in the areas of English, Math, Social S English team brought home a second-place tro- ence, and Science. Keep up the great work! Social Studies Team members included front row: K. Rein- English team members included front row: M. Majask holt, C. Mossner, and B. Toloff. B ack row: Mrs. Smith, T. L. Kintner, and C. Bauman. Back row: Mr. Matuzak Weber, M. Fleischmann, T. Mueller, and B. Conley. Jennifer Simmet, L. Hang, and K. Bernthal. Math team members included front row: A. Hecht, T. McGill, Science team members included front row: Y. Hang, D. and D. Ventline. Back row: K. Hecht, J. Jasman, A. Peyok, L. Kamm, and Julie Simmet. Back row: S. DeHaan, Mrs. Beyer, and Mr. Weier. Wiseman, P. Gomoluch, and R. Kramer. 36 Seniors Mock Awards — Class of 86 Most Talented: Julie Simmet and Jesse Kalkman Cutest Smile: Tina McGill and Jeff Felske Class Clown: Brenda Murphy and David Navarro Most Valuable to Class: Chris Mossner and Jesse Kalkman Best Personality: Tina McGill and Jim Freier Best Figure and Best Physique: Emily Cooper and Brian Koch King and Queen of the Party: Keith Humpert and Karen Looby Cutest Couple: Jodi Solgat and Bob Stricker Most Talkative: Chris Mossner and David Navarro Class Skippers: Kris Zagorski and Wayne Weihl Best Joke Teller: Brenda Murphy and Rory Bremer Most Likely to Succeed: Chris Mossner and Jesse Kalkman Best Wheels: Keith Humpert and Karen Humpert Best Hair: Sandy Westoby and Jim Freier Best Legs: Jennifer Trombley and Brian Koch Best Eyes: Emily Cooper and Jeff Felske Best Dressed: Ingrid Ritter and Jesse Kalkman Class Rowdies: Brenda Murphy and Keith Humpert Class Flirt and Class Hustler: Susan Hecht and Jimmy Strauss Best Liked: Emily Cooper and Jim Freier Class Complainers: Chris Mossner and Brian Wolfgang Teacher's Pets: Susan Hecht and Jim Freier Class Sweetheart: Tina McGill Most Spirited: Lori Jasman and Lao Lu Hang Most Courteous: Tina McGill and Scot Buchinger Seniors 37 = EE “The Search Is Over” — 86 Pron The 1986 Junior-Senior prom theme was The Search Is Over”. The prom was held in the Delta Commons. The prom was decorated with helium balloons which was put up early the morning of the prom by the prom committee. The first highlight of the evening was the Senior address by Sandy Westoby. A great meal was served and listened to the Senior Class Wills, Class | Prophecies, and the Mock Awards. Later that | evening we danced to the music provided by AL most Live”. The night in itself, is one that will be remem- bered. The 1986 prom cake was decorated in royal blue and ivory colors. Tina McGill and Chris Mossner read the 1986 Class Proph- ecies. Keith Humpert and Scott Kreiger smile for us at the prom. Mr. Crouse puts a medal around Chris Mossner’s neck 38 Seniors for earning valedictorian honors. Bob Stricker and Jodi Solgat make their way back to the table as ‘‘cu- test couple . Sandy Westoby and Susan Hecht The best of the rest — Chris Mossner, prepare for the reading of the wills. valedictorian, and Julie Simmet, salutato- rian. Staff members who attended the prom, by couples, were: the Matuzaks, the Krauses, the Foguses, the Crouses, the Weiers, the Wisemans, the Smiths, and Miss Jones. Seniors 39 1986 Honor Awards Agriculture Boys’ Athletics Girls’ Athletics English Forensics German Student Council Yearbook Top Ten: Valedictorian Salutatorian Deena Ventline Gary Banks Kathy Bernthal Dan Kamm Debbie Hoffman Robert Rau Jeff Schluckeier Karl Kilbourn Sandy Nolan Xay Hang Randy Bittner Jennifer Trombley Chuck Haselbeck Fred Haubenstricker Kevin Hecht Stacey Jewell Karen Tolloff Angie Avery Kelly Brechtelsbauer Dennis Camero Lori Cianek Deena Ventline Dennis Camero Scott Greenleaf Kathy Bernthal Sandy Nolan Gary Banks Patty Windy Mark Sahr Kathy Ellison Julie Simmet Lao Lu Hang Dan Kamm Stacey Jewell Christine Mossner Christine Mossner Kathy Ellison Christine Mossner Julie Simmet Jesse Kalkman Lisa Beyer Tina McGill Lori Cianek Top 10 for Comehoming were, front row: Keith Humpert, Jim Freier, and Bob Stricker. Back row: Jimmy Strauss, La Lou Hang, Jeff Felske, and Brian Koch. Missing are Kevin Trombley, Jesse Kalkman, and Rory Bremer. Top 12 for Homecoming were, front row: Julie Simmet, Chris Mossner, Tina McGill, and Susan Hecht. Back row: Emily Cooper, Sandy Westoby, Kathy Bernthal, Brenda Murphy, Jodi Solgat, Carrie Jacobs, and Heidi Hallman. Missing is Ingrid Ritter. Yearbook editor Kathy Ellison presents Karl Kilbourn with a complimentary copy of the 1986 yearbook for design- ing this year’s cover and title-page de- sign. Seniors 41 Seniors See Canada's Wonderlan ` MWY ir ra 31. On June 3, 1986 members of the Senior Cle db, «msn 22 1 took a trip to Canada’s Wonderland Amuse N Park in Toronto. Leaving long before dawn and returning lor after dark, the group spe nt a beautiful day enjoy! I all the park had to offer. i | A roller-coaster theme park, Canada’s Wondé € land offered nine roller-coasters for the seniors | = ride. They also enjoyed great food, more seda: ` rides, like the swans, and the games that the på a offered. Chaperones for the trip were advisors Mrs. Wis: man and Mr. Matuzak, along with Ms. Yaroch af Mr. Elliot. It was a great trip! a ee er $ , ` p Hoe Å % PEI - en” Kevin Scoles waits outside one of the roller-coasters tor other members of the group. Above: The scenic opening of Canada's Wonderland. Below: The famous stand-up roller-coaster that “most” of us tried. i| Ms. Yaroch, Mrs. Wiseman, and Mr. Matuzak pause to rest at | the entrance to the “kiddie-land”. 42 Seniors Above: A group picture after a long day. Below: And these little piggies got wet! Jennifer Trombley, Chris Mossner, Lisa Beyer, and friend are about to be taken to the guillotine. Old cars and trains offer calmer rides for Reese Seniors. | Mrs. Wiseman in a reflective moment, riding the swans. Seniors 43 Graduation — A Dream Come True The Class of ’86 waited for the music to begin. With the playing of the processional, the ninety- four members of the class entered the gymnasium for its commencement exercises. Pastor Richard Ferne delivered the address: “Remembering the Past, Anticipating the Future”. Scholarships and Honor Awards were presented. And then the moment of truth. Mr. Crouse present- ed the Class of '86 to the Board of Education, | attesting that all requirements had been met. Mr. Twork and Mr. Solgat then presented diplomas to waiting class members. Our dream had come true! Class advisors Mrs. Matuzak and Mrs. Wiseman lead the processional for the Class of '86. Father Richard Rabideau gives the Invocation. Pastor Ferne delivers the Commencement Address. æ S ha Mr. Crouse presents the Class of 86 to the Board of Educa- Kathy Bernthal receives a scholarship from Mr. Crouse. tion for graduation. 44 Seniors Rory Bremer and Randy Bittner join in the class proces- Senior members join the rest of the choir to sing, Like an sional. Eagle Medley”. Seniors in the front row wait for their classmates to Mr. Crouse presents Kathy Ellison with a scholarship to enter. Northwood. Chris Mossner, valedictorian of the class, bids her class- Salutatorian Julie Simmet reflects momentarily on the past mates a final farewell. four years. Seniors 45 d $ % AS © Ga? st å Ze SC BR Classes 47 Class of '87 Prepares for Prom This year's class had a rough time with floats, coming in last place overall in Homecoming and Comehoming activities. Mr. Brown and Miss Jones both contributed a lot of time to the Junior Class. The class of '87 devoted a lot of time to prom fundraising and sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom, The Search Is Over’ on May 3, 1986 at the Delta College Commons. REEST WILL S vm i tad { i 4 A 4 E på r sr d A Å pa WINNS os Above: The Juniors Homecoming float has crunched the Oscoda Owls. Below: The Junior advisers are Miss Jones and Mr. Brown. Above: Amy Brechtelsbauer and Marci Howell pull the Junior Comehoming float. Below: The Junior officers are Krista Rein- holdt, president; Michelle Majask, vice-president; Amy Doerr, secretary; and Todd Mueller, treasurer. EN e e Së, Jag Angela Avery Susette Bader Carol Bauman Richard Belger Lori Bierlein Christina Billmeier Matthew Boench Amy Brechtelsbauer Kellie Brechtelsbauer Sara Bremer Dennis Esckilsen Ted Fielbrandt Michael Fleischmann Jerry Francis Michele Frost Heidi Gaunt Martin Gonzales Michael Greenia Daniel Grzemkowski Steven Grzemkowski Michael Buzzard Bryan Campbell Tammy Campbell Christine Case Anthony Childs Marlane Clark Tracy Curtis Edward DeHaan Steve DeHaan Amy Doerr Scott Hadaway Daniel Hagen Yee Chang Hang Steve Harrison Heidi Haselbeck Fred Haubenstricker Kevin Hecht Sharon Histed Brenda Howell Marci Howell James Jasman Angela Jewell Russell Johns Angela Jones James Jones Troy Karp Randy Kramer Sondra Kubik Melissa Kuchar William Lucynski Michelle Majask Christine Marshall Daniel Marsrow Mitchell Martinez Brian McMahon Ruth McNiven Darrell Morel Todd Mueller Troy Mueller Becky Nelson James O'Connor Chris Parrent Matthew Parrent Timothy Peyok Donald Rau Troy Reid Terry Reinbold Krista Reinholt Angela Rico Ann Rogalski Dennis Ruppert Jeffrey Ryers Tammy Schafsnitz Paulla Schemm Victoria Schmandt Kellie Schmitt Rachelle Schneider Tracy Schobert Donna Schoenknecht Jodette Schroeder Kathleen Sheldon Jennifer Simmet Nanci Spiekerman Lynn Stockmeyer Noah Stockmeyer James Sweet Laura Taylor Jennifer Todd Greg Trombley Jennifer Van Ochten | Mrs. Vosler’s history class is enthused about another assignment. Marc Van Petten Michelle Weber Don Wendland Amber Whiting Gregory Williams Ann Yax Melissa Zarazua Bill Lucynski smiles for the camera. Tony Childs and Jeff Ryers show their affection for The juniors have a little time to talk at the end of the hour in Mike Buzzard. history class. Fe u ed I 88 — The Class That Can't Wait! The Sophomores have had a very good year. They sold boxed candy and Milk Duds. They made a profit of $1250. When Homecoming came they got first in spirit, third in floats, and second overall. They did even better at Comehoming. They got first in spirit, first | in halls, third in floats, and first overall. The Sophomore class advisors, Miss Yaroch and Mrs. Weier, helped the class have a busy and suc- | cessful year. Good luck in the future to the class of | 1988!! The Sophomore class officers: Brian Conley, secretary; Chris Roberts, vice-president; Marty Eischer, treasurer; and Jeff Crouse, president. Pulling the Sophomore Comehoming float is Dan Lisee. This was the Homecoming float of the Sophomore class. The Sophomore class advisors were Miss Yaroch and 54 Classes Mrs. Weier. Linette Bader Mary Ann Ball Mary Barkholz Jeff Barrett Michelle Benton Deana Bernthal Renee Beyer Karen Brecht Brian Conley Michelle Castello Jeff Crouse Ann Doerr Mike Duperon Sheri Durkee Peter DuRussel Linda Edwards Marty Eischer Julia Elbers Jose Espitia Darin Fetter Kendra Fielbrandt Mark Findlay Diana Foster Tom Frost Bob Fryer Craig Garcia Phil Gomoluch Ron Greenia Phoua Hang Connie Haske Annette Hecht Randy Hetzner Shawn Higgins Steve Hill Dwayne Honeman Jill Humpert James Jessmore Sherry Kern Ann Kischnick Larry Koester Mike Krukowski Michael Kurtansky Renee LaBissoniere Dean Larges Eric Larges Fred Leipold Dan Lisee John Lopez Julie Mahute Julie Maresh Kelly McCollum Mike Montgomery Jeff Mueller Sandy Nelson Dan Neveau Lisa Nowak Juanita Oviedo Tim Parasiliti Tracy Pelkey Chris Petro Amy Peyok Michelle Pierce Kenny Prueter Geno Rancour Robert Rau Mark Reif Kamie Reinbold Lori Reinert Mike Ritter Shane Rivet Lisa Schrader Julia Schroeder Diane Schultz ! David Schwartz Janice Shepherd John Stiller Brian Swanton Barb Tolloff Amy Trombley Michelle Trombley Chris Roberts Rick Russell Bryan Sahr Mark Sahr Matthew Sahr Cindy Sattleberg Tom Schafsnitz Jenny Schiefer Jeff Schluckbier Steven Schnell Joe Vink Jodi Warian Tracy Weber Tim Weigold Dennis Weihl Jim Wilkinson Scott Williams Deeanna Wozniak Robert Wurdock Stewart Yockey Mike Zaragoza Terri Zoellner Above: Matt Sahr, Kenny Prueter, and Rob Rau at their Above: The Sophomores show this class spirit during a best. Below: Mrs. Krauss’ English class tries to make the pep assembly. Below: Ron Greenia skips class to take a best out of another Monday of vocabulary. nap. Freshmen Make Excellent Debut | The Freshman class had an excellent year. They | showed lots of enthusiasm in school events, in | — which they did very well and placed first in Home- coming and Comehoming float competitions. They also held a fund-raising project, selling decorative tin canisters of candy and mixed nuts, which earned for their class about $1500. Their advisors were Mrs. Krauss and Mrs. Fogus, who helped this class do very well this year. Good luck in the future to the class of 1989! A This year’s Freshman class officers were: Kris Humpert, treasurer; Jill Schafnitz, vice-president; Angie Kuchar, president; and Darlene Benson, secretary. This year’s freshman homecoming float was ‘Fruit Loops’ | which earned first place for their class. This year's freshman comehoming float was of French Fries The freshman class advisors were Mrs. Krauss and Mrs. which earned first place for their class. Fogus. Eric Ackenbach Kevin Ackerman Jennifer Aguirre Michael Allen Patricia Anker Aaron Avery Lisa Avery Jenny Bader Krista Bailey Manuel Barajas Lee Bauer Darlene Benson Kirk Bielskis Michelle Bierlein Richard Bierlein Andrew Blank Jennifer Blankenship Ann Boensch Jason Boensch Julie Bremer Sheila Cheshire Daniel Cichowski Elicia Claerhout Thomas Curtis Todd Daenzer Joseph DeFord Joseph Dotson James Edwards John Elbers Kelly Fackler Kimberly Fackler Joel Felske Jill Fleischmann Jeff Gabor Gerald Gaunt Brad Gnatkowski Karen Graczyk Sandra Greenia Constance Gulczinski Fu Hang Pang Kou Hang Xay Hang Greta Haselbeck Michael Haske Scharlan Hecht Tracey Higgins Rachael Hirschman Matthew Histed Nicolle Hommes Kristine Humpert Rebecca Jones Te rry Kischnick David Kowalski Colleen Kreil Robert Krompetz Angela Kuchar Amy Kuschinsky Catherine Landress Samuel Leppert William Lofback bm nr Matthew Manley Joanne Marden Patricia Marden Michael Marshall Dana Miller Brian Millerov Paula Moore Theresa Ortega Jeffery Osborn Jay Pierce Valerie Pierce Shari Prueter Brian Reinbold Carolyn Roberts Deanna Robinette Lisa Ryers | Jill Schafsnitz | Kandi Schwartz | Scott Smalley Susan Smith Scott Stedry Sandra Stockmeyer Phillip Strauss Dana Stricker Cindy Sylvester Jeffrey Szilagyi Keith Taylor Tonya Teddy Brian Todd Tina Tolfree Matthew Trombley Michael Uhl Kimberly Van Ochten Matthew Van Petten Stacey Wagner Heidi Weiss Deanna Wendland Shannon Williams Marc Wilson Sarah Windy Sheldon Wortinger Carrie Wozniak Brian Zarazua Julie Zwerk Rachael Hirschman between classes poses as a boy on op- Brad Gnatkowski and Dave Kowalski are deciding posite sex day. whether to smile or not. A few freshmen try to do their work while talking in class to Three freshmen are trying to figure out whose locker it each other. iS. Kiri | EN fr 2 WS PR t Athletics 67 Reese Varsity Second In League The Reese Varsity Football Team ended its sea- son with a 6-3 record. The Rockets did better than they thought they would. Several players were hon- ored for their great playing: Scott Krieger, Tim Peyok, and Jesse Kalkman were honored on the All-Area Team in the Tuscola Advertiser. Kevin Trombley and Jesse Kalkman earned honorable mention in the Saginaw News, and Jesse Kalkman also earned honorable mention in All-State UPI Polls. The Rockets lost three times this season but only lost one league game to Sandusky. The Rockets enter the game anxiously. The Rockets attack Oscoda offense. to se ESE e ën ES REESE va P d E adin Å ELSE REESE Front row: N. Stockmeyer, B. Koch, R. Bittner, K. Trombley, T. Childs, J. Ryers, D. Marsrow, and T. Eischer. Second row: Matt Sahr, S. Krieger, T. Peyok, J. Kalkman, J. Crouse, Mark Sahr, B. Campbell, and J. Sweet. Third row: Coach Curley Coach Gilchrist, K. Humpert, J. Strauss, J. Barkholz, P. Platko, E. Larges, and Coach Van Paris. | 68 Athletics J.V. Struggles Entire Season The J.V. Football team ended its season with a 0-9 season. (Their closest game was against Ubly with a score of 6-14.) The J.V. team didn't give up easily all year. Returning players and Coaches El- liott and Behmlander look forward to next season, and hope to show the Reese fans that next year the J.V. Rockets can be an excellent team. Front row: M. Eischer, D. Lisee, P. Gomoluch, B. Swanton, M. Montgomery, B. Sahr, and B. Conley. Second row: S. Stedry, S. Hill, R. Russell, P. DuRussel, D. Cichowski, and J. Felske. Third row: Coach Elliott, R. Krompetz, K. Ackerman, J. Pierce, M. Krukowski, P. Strauss, and Coach Behmlander. J.V. offense is ready to score again. Reese players make a fine tackle. Athletics 69 Girls’ Basketball Has 6-14 ` 2 gr v The Girls’ Varsity Basketball team had a lacklus- ter season this year. They won 6 games and lost 14. Coach Carter did a good job with the girls this season. i Congratulations to Jennifer Trombley for being selected to the Thumb C All-Conference basketball team as an honorable mention choice. Congratula- tions are also in order for Krista Reinholt for her selection as 1st team all conference and 2nd team | all-area, Michele Frost was selected as ist team | all-conference and honorable mention all-area. | Great job, girls! Krista Reinholt shoots the ball. Denna Ventline and Krista Reinholt fight for the re- | Jennifer Trombley makes a free-throw. | bound. Front row: L. Reinert, D. Ventline, K. Reinholt, L. Kinter, and J. Trombley, Back row: D. Schoenknecht, S. Kern, M. Frost, and K. Brechtelsbauer, and Coach Carter. BE J.V. Rockettes A m Have Great Year The girls have had a great year! They won 15 games and lost 5 games this season. The team consisted of 11 Freshmen and 4 Sophomores. With | the 11 Freshmen returning next year the team | should have another good season. Mr. Marks dida | really good job with the girls this year. | Front row: D. Wozniak, M. Ball, M. Pierce, J. Bremer, B. Jones, C. Wozniak, and C. Petro, Back row: S. Wagner, L. | Edwards, L. Ryers, T. Teddy, C. Gulczinski, R. Hirschman, and V. Pierce, P. Moore, and Coach Marks. | Linda Edwards drives down the court with the ball. Julie Bremer fights for the ball. Sports 71 Reese Cross-Country Builds Team The 1985 Cross-Country team surpassed every- one’s expectations for a young team and had a very successful year. This year eight guys and five girls participated on the team. This is also the first year the girls had an individual Cross-Country team. All-Conference and Regional winners were re- ceived by Chuck Haselbeck and Michelle Costello. Michelle also brought home a State medal. The team will only be losing one senior next year. Coach Jordan helped pull the team throug h to many victories and hopes to have a fine young team next year. pr . ER� 0 d H a 4 Front row: L. Bauer, J. Schluckbier, D. Kowalski, and M. Ritter. Back row: C. Haselbeck, J. Mueller, and Coach Jor- dan. 4 pH Y A Front row: M. Costello, G. Haselbeck, and M. Zarazua. Back row: K. Van Ochten, C. Sylvester, and Coach Jordan. Tennis Team Served Losing Seaso The tennis team had an off season this year — it didn’t win any games. At the Whittemore- Prescott Invitational, Todd Mueller and Randy Kramer won medals for the consolation game. There were one Senior, seven Juniors, four Sophomores, and three Freshmen on the team. At regionals, Reese came in last place, but the team hopes to improve a lot by next season. De? ` å Bess 4 cf zg Be e a Jee E ai ka Front row: K. Bielskis, E. DeHaan, M. Reif, T. | Golf Takes First Dean Hayward takes a practice swing. A Brise Mueller, S. Cheshire, S. Smalley, A. Jones, and M. Findlay. Back row: S. DeHaan, J. O'Connor, A. Yax, L. Hang, J. Stiller, D. Fetter, G. Gaunt, and Coach D. Petro. Randy Kramer gets set to return the ball. pr “a + = Ca = i Y ën A es A | d A 4 . Ñ E DA seen VE + AR tor Second Year The Reese golf team ended it's season with a 11- O record. The team took first place at Regionals and finished seventh out of twenty at the State Finals. The team had one of the finest golfers in the area in Senior Dean Hayward who placed tenth in the State. With the loss of five Seniors to gradu- ation, next year’s team will have to work hard to repeat this performance. Front row: M. Buzzard, D. Hayward, M. Van Petten, and S. Buchinger. Back row: T. Beyerlein, K. Hecht, D. Navarro, P. Buchinger, and Coach Buchinger. Varsity Netters Receive Awards The Varsity volleyball team did well this year. Their league record was 7-3 and over-all was 8-7. Three girls got awards this year. They were: Emi- ly Cooper for first team all-conference; Krista Rein- holt for second team all-conference; and Brenda Murphy for honorable mentional all-conference. All-area awards were given to Emily Cooper for honorable mention and Krista Reinholt for second team. Good settings were done by Julie Simmet, Kellie Brechtelsbauer, and Emily Cooper. Good hitting was done by Lori Reinert, Krista Reinholt and Bren- , da Murphy. We congratulate the girls! Lori Reinert tries to hit the ball. E? Y VE Y A REESE å Front row: D. Wozniak, K. Brechtelsbauer, T. Schafsnitz, M. Frost, B. Murphy, and C. Petro. Back row: L. Reinert M Kuchar, K. Reinholt, J. Simmet, E. Cooper, and Coach Ms. Landskroener. wag a O t JV Volleyball Shows Promise This year's JV volleyball team started out slow but improved their play and record as the season progressed. The team went to Akron-fairgrove to play in the tournament this year and came in third place. Ms. Yaroch felt that good hustle at the net and at setting went to Cindy Selvester and Stacy Wagner, also good hustle and defensive play by Paulla Moore, Mary Ball, Barb Tolloff, and Heidi Weiss added to the season. Leading scorers for the sea- son were Janice Shepherd and Stacy Wagner. Front row: J. Shepherd, S. Wagner, L. Avery, P. Hang, H. Weiss, J. Bader, and A. Boensch. Back row: S. Cheshire, P. Moore, M. Ball, D. Wendland, A. Kuchar, B. Tolloff, and Coach Ms. Yaroch. Angie Kuchar bumps the ball over the net for a point. Deanna Wendland serves the ball for a point. Athletics 75 Cheerleaders Raise Student Spirit The Varsity cheerleaders did especially well this year by cheering the football and basketball teams on to victory. The Varsity cheerleaders also sold pizza to raise money for their new uniforms. The cheerleaders also made the pep assemblies more interesting by having class relays and other activities. | We thank the cheerleaders for their dedication L m Kathy Sheldon and Michelle Majask show us their win- and support of our teams this year. ning. smiles: Front row: K. Sheldon, J. Simmet, M. Majask, TE NN eA t H The cheerleaders lead the football team out on the field. The girls try to keep in step. 76 Athletics Spirited Girls Lead Boosters The Junior Varsity cheerleading squad has done a good job this year. During football and basketball games this year, they got the crowds quite rowdy. This year’s JV squad for football consisted of five sophomores and two freshmen. For basketball, the team consisted of four sophomores and one fresh- man. The student body and team members really The JV squad discusses what cheer to do next. appreciated their support! The cheerleaders show their spirit! nee JV cheerleaders include: A. Doerr, D. Benson, A. Peyok, C. Roberts, A. Kuchar, K. Brecht, and M. Barkholz. | Athletics 77 | This year's track team consisted of only 38 team members. Although it was a small team, it still had a very successful year and hopes to have a better one next year. Jeff Ryers broke the school record in the 200 yard run, and Jeff Mueller, Jeff Schluckbier, Dave Kowalski, and Chuck Haselbeck broke the 3200 relay record this year. Jeff Felske, Jeff Mueller, Jeff Schluckbier, Jeff Ryers, Matt Shar, Dave Kowalsk, Mike Haske, Chuck Haselbeck, Noah Stockmeyer, all qualified for the State Meet this year at Bangor, Michigan. BEE, RW: ` e = Be MME? H a Cf u S NR. ES Front JEG ; = eS ë DF was: rn m A | ront row: J. Crouse, M. Ritter, J. Mueller, D. Cichowski, M. Histed, P.Strauss, B. R | 3 e Å ‚M. E , B. Reinbols, J. Edwa Krompetz. Second row: M. Van Petten, J. Felske, M. Buzzard, M. Manley, P. DuRussel Peer Been e i ne uch, and C. Haselbeck. Third row: N. Stockmeyer, E. Larges, C. Parrent, J. Schluckbier B Conle , M P Zë oel Felske, D. Kowalski, R. Russell, and J. Peplinski. Back Row: Mr. Hillborg, Matt Sahr, Mark Sah B Koch le Trombley, J. Ryers, M. Haske, S. Greenleaf, R. Bittner, D. Ruppert, and Mr. Sage. 78 Athletics H Jenny Bader shows us her smile after winning another race. Girls’ Track Hangs Tough This year’s girls’ track team had a good season. They started out slowly but gradually improved. There were a lot of medals won by the girls this year. The outstanding runners this year were: Michele Frost, sprinter; Connie Gulczinski, middle distance; Michele Costello, distance runner; Jennifer Trom- bly, hurdles; Chris Petro, long jump; and Scharlan Hecht, shot put. The girls who made it to state were Jennifer Trombley, Michele Frost, Melissa Zarazua, Linda Edwards, Michele Costello, Chris Petro, Jenny Bader, Connie Gulczinski, and Greta Haselbeck, but unfortunately, they didn't score any points. Mr. McCaffrey said that by next year the girls should have a great team. Melissa Zarazua hands Greta Haselbeck the baton to keep the lead. Fee | D Front row: E. Claerhout, V. Pierce, D. Schoenknecht, M. and Coach McCaffrey. Trombley, M. Costello, K. VanOchten, J. Trombley, and M. Front. Middle row: J. Bader, J. Fleischmann, S. Nelson, L. Edwards, C. Sylvester, M. Majask, C. Petro, G. Haselbeck, and L. Ryers. Back row: C. Gulczinski, C. Roberts, D. Benson, S. Hecht, M. Zarazua, L. Kintner, A. Rogalski, T. Curtis, Athletics 79 TONE ©. Y The Reese Varsity Basketball team couldn’t get on a winning streak this season. The Rockets were led by Matt Sahr most ofthe season, and the whole team helped out both offensively and defensively. In Districts Reese lost to Carrollton in the first game. This year's team consisted of two seniors, seven juniors, and one sophomore. The Rockets hope to get back on the winning track next year. Jeff Ryers shows off his shooting accuracy. Noah Stockmeyer shows his defensive strength. Matt Sahr powers over Merrill’s defensive player. Front row: M. Buzzard, M. Null, J. Ryers, M. Gonzales and Y. Hang. Back row: J. Kalkman, M. Sahr, M. Van Petten J Barkholz and N. Stockmeyer. E Hoopers Exhibit | Court Awareness This year’s Junior Varsity team was coached by Mr. Carter for the second year in a row. The team had a winning season for the second year in a row. The team had problems due to illness but over- came this to go on and finish 8-2 in league play and 13-7 overall. The team worked real hard and con- sisted of all sophomores. They only lost one player to the Varsity squad. Next year they should add aa drives to the basket for another two talent and quickness to the Varsity team. | Front row: R. Rau, P. Gomoluch, B. Sahr, M. Eischer, B. Conley, and J. Schluckbier, Back row: Coach Carter, J. Crouse, M. Sahr, M. Ritter, D. Larges, and Manager R. Hirschman. Mark Sahr leads the fast break for the offensive attack. Jeff Crouse puts the Sandusky defense in poe 81 Frosh Basketball Has 6-14 Season This year the Freshmen Basketball team had a very hussling team under the coaching of Mr. Bird, even though they did not have a very successful year. They won six out of fourteen games. David Kowalski, Kevin Ackerman, and Brad Gnatkowski were three of the leading scorers on this year’s team. Front row: B. Gnatkowski, K. Ackerman, D. Kowalski, K. Bielskis, and T. Kischnick. Back row: L. Bauer, S. Leppert, R. Bierlein, S. Stedry, M. Van Patten and Mr. Bird. 82 Sports Kevin Ackerman tries to slam it. David Kowalski goes up for a jump shot. Morning Tradition Continues The Reese Intramural Basketball Program consisted of four teams. The teams played twenty-four games and gave the members a chance to play the teacher’s team at the end of the season. Brian Koch’s team ended the season in first place. A1? infer} T 1 An ` Captain M. Bauer, F. Haubenstricker, T. Karp, and J. Frier. Captain B. Koch, D. Weihl, J. O’Connor, S. Hadaway, K. Humpert, and B. Stricker. GE Sty Captain R. Bittner, L. Hang, F. Leipold, M. Haske, D. Camero, L. Kintner, and D. Schoenknecht. Captain P. Platko, D. Ruppert, C. Parrent, J. Wilkinson, M. Parrent, and T. Eischer. Athletics 83 = Varsity B-Ball Hits 14-11-2 The Varsity Baseball team finished the year with a 14-11-2 regular seaon. At the Mayville County Tournaments Reese went 3-0 and in Districts the Rockets lost their first game and were eliminated. The Rockets team consisted of 5 juniors and 6 seniors. The Rockets hope to continue their win- ning season next year. game. : Pa Bottom Row: D. Hayward, J. Barkholz, T. Peyok, K. Hecht, T. Childs, and T. Beyerlein. Top Row: D. Lisee, D. Marsrow, T. Reinbold, D. Navarro, S. Buchinger, P. Buchinger, and Coach Van Paris. Dean Hayward shows his hitting strength. Scot Buchinger hurles another win for the Rockets. 84 Athletics, JV Baseball Finishes Under .500 This year's J.V. Baseball team came up on the short end of a few games this year. The team ended the season with a 7-9 record. The team was fairly young and had only four returning players from last season. One of the bright spots for the Rockets was when they defeated USA on their home field. Despite the losing season, the Rockets never gave up and with all the experience on next year's team they should prove to be a real con- tender. Front row: R. Greenia, R. Hetzner, B. Sahr, M. Eischer, M. Kurtansky, P. Lagalo, T. Curtis, and F. Leipold. Back row: T. Kischnick, M. Trombley, J. Wilkinson, M. Uhl, J. Elbers, S. Hill, B. Gnatkowski, M. Montgomery, and G. Rancour, and Coach Elliott. Athletics 85 Varsity Softball Hits 21-9 Mark This year the Team consisted of 11 girls. They won 21 games and lost 9 games. Mr. Behmlander was the coach of the Varsity Softball Team. The team had a real good season this year. With the girls coming back next season, we should have another good season. Mr. Behmlander did a real fine job coaching the girls this year. Sheri Kern pitches the ball ¡QUERES = E Be ee Å Front Row: B. Tolloff, L. Reinert, K. Reinholt. L. Stockmeyer, and A. Avery, Back Row: K. Brechtelsbauer, J. Simmet, J. Solgat, K. Sheldon, B. Murphy, S. Kern, and Coach Behmlander. Krista Reinholt hits the ball. Jodi Solgat plays catcher. 86 Athletics J.V. Softball Gains Depth This year the Junior Varsity Softball team con- sisted of 8 freshmen and 6 sophomores. The team consisted of 14 girls. This year the team won 9 games and lost 5 games. Ms. Yaroch said she should have a better team next year, because the Lisa Avery almost gets hit in the head by the ball while freshmen will have experience. Ms. Yaroch did a sliding into second base. real fine job with the girls! Rachael Hirschman tries to catch the ball. GN Front Row: S. Greenia, A. Peyok, C. Kreil, P. Moore, D. Miller, L. Avery, and R. Hirschman. Back Row: T. Teddy, C. Wozniak, J. Maresh, J. Bremer, M. Ball, K. Fackler, and D. Wozniak. Athletics 87 A E AAA a EE RH.S. 1985-86 Scoreboards Varsity Girls’ Basketball Varsity Boys’ Basketball Akron-Fairgrove Freeland Varsity Football Freeland Harbor Beach U.S.A. Merrill Merrill Caro U.S.A. | New Lothrop Ubly Akron Fairgrove Mayville Freeland Vassar Harbor Beach Sandusky Ubly Sandusky St. Charles St. Charles Oscoda Mayville Sandusky U.S.A. Harbor Beach St. Charles Ubly Caro Mayville Cass City U.S.A. Harbor Beach St. Charles Merrill Ubly Ubly Sandusky U.S.A. Merrill Sandusky Mayville Vassar Harbor Beach Mayville ` Valley Luthern Akron Fairgrove Akron-Fairgrove Freeland Mayville Districts Carrollton J.V. Football D OD Wu Oo D Merrill thro ER e Varsity Golf Harbor Beach Sandusky J.V. Girls’ Basketball Oscoda U.S.A. Reese Opp. Ubly 26, 41 Akron Fairgrove 11, 30 Caro Cass Cit Freeland 27, 33 USA 27, 26 Vassar Caro 20. 22 Sandusky Ubly Mayville Caseville J.V. Boys’ Basketball ee A Sandusky Mayville Habor Beach (low score wins) Merrill Valley Lutheran Valley Lutheran Mayville 0 6 0 0 8 0 0 6 6 1 Freeland Harbor Beach Merrill U.S.A. Akron Fairgrove Freshman Basketball Vassar Ubly St. Charles U.S.A. Sandusky Valley Lutheran St. Charles Vassar Mayville Cross Country Caro Harbor Beach Kingston Merrill 2nd — Mayville Inv. Valley Lutheran Ubly 2nd — Reese Inv. Mayville U.S.A. 3rd — League Meet St. Charles Sandusky 6th — Regionals U.S.A. Vassar 2nd — Feenville Inv. St. Charles Mayville 2nd — Yale Inv. Sandusky Akron Fairgrove Kingston | Freeland Caro | Mayville zuch am a S Ce Varsity Volleyball Reese Op North Branch Bridgeport Valley Lutheran Harbor Beach U.S.A. Ubly Sandusky Mayville Vassar Districts St. Charles ON=NONOO- 40- ONON -OF J.V. Volleyball D Wu Ch Ko ® Op Valley Lutheran Harbor Beach U.S.A. Ubly Sandusky Mayville Vasser Akron-Fairgrove å CN) =e et CE ND CO On Oo = NON Tennis D a CD Oo CD Op Hemlock Oscoda Lakers Whittemore-Pres. Essexville Lakers Bullock Creek Oscoda Essexville A-0008 -08 a bom E sl zl OD zl E Boys’ Track Nouvel Inv. S.V.S.C. Inv. Harbor Beach Inv. Bad Axe Inv. Conference Meet Regionals Girls’ Track Dual-Tri Meet Record: 6-4 Came in first place at Region- als and second at All-Conference Meet. Invitationals: Nouvel 1st Akron-Fairgrove 1st USA. Harbor Beach Reese Reese S.V.0.C, Bad Axe Varsity Baseball Reese 1,1 North Branch 1,2 Vassar Akron Fairgrove Vally Lutheran Caro Harbor Beach USA Ubly Sandusky Mayville Habor Beach USA Ubly 0,12 Sandusky 3,7 (Co. Tournament) Caro Millington USA Districts Harbor Beach Reese 26, 8 8, 11 13, 18 12, 17 6 13 4, 16 16, 11 Varsity Softball Opp. Vassar 14,5 Arkon-Fairgrove 8,1 Valley Lutheran SS Caro 4,6 Harbor Beach 3,11 U.S.A. 4,1 Ubly B Sandusky 1,3 Mayville ,8 Harbor Beach 4,7 U.S.A. 5,6 Ubly 4,2 Sandusky 0,1 Mayville 3,5 Carrollton 8 TOURNAMENTS Mayville Caro U.S.A. J.V. SOFTBALL Vassar Cass City Sandusky Mayville U.S.A. Sandusky U.S.A. J.V. Baseball Vassar Valley Lutheran U.S.A. Cass City Sandusky Mayville U.S.A. Sandusky Athletics 89 z Activities 91 Student Council Has Good Year This Year's Student Council had 26 members. Mr. Jordan was the advisor. The officers were: Chris Mossner, president; Jennifer Simmet, vice- president; Ann Yax, secretary; and Gary Banks, treasurer. The Council organized a Homecoming dance, a Valentine-Comehoming Combination dance and also sold candy-grams on special occasions. They also entertained us with the “Sunshine Ex- press” Band. Overall the Student Council had a very busy and successful year. Student Council officers included: Chris Mossner, presi- dent; Jennifer Simmet, vice-president; and Ann Yax, secretary. Missing: Gary Banks, treasurer. The Juniors show they’ve “got the beat, they got the beat, The teachers twist again like they did last summer.” We've got the beat,” at the Pep Assembly. ul Ps, SE eg H ; g å ES I at ` py Es åå e be ` i D VELL 4 Front Row: M. Eischer, J. Crouse, D. Putnam, Y. Hang, T. Mueller, M. Fleischmann, and L. Hang. Middle Row: C Roberts, M. Majask, S. Bremmer, J. Simmet, C. Mossner, A. Yax, J. Trombley, and L. Cianek. Back Row: L Beyer 2 Jasman, J. Schafsnitz, C. Humpert, K. Bailey, R. Hirschman, Mr. Jordan, advisor; B. Otto, K. Bernthal, T. McGill. M. Cms. and K. Sheldon da dd — Honor Society Inducts Fifteen The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony was held on March 26, 1986 at 6:30 p.m. There was a total of fifteen new members inducted at the ceremony, three new seniors, and twelve new ju- niors. The advisor this year was Mr. Jordan. The group helped organize a Blood Drive at The National Honor Society officers enjoy a pleasant Reese High School, and they also went on a canoe meal before the ceremony. trip June 2, 1986. Everyone had a great time! M r. Jordan, advisor and officers: Tina McGill, president; Jim Freier, vice-president; Lao Lu Hang, secretary; and Kathy Bernthal, treasurer. Jennifer Simmet carries her candle into the gym during the induction ceremony. pr First Row: A. Doerr, K. Bernthal, J. Freier, T. McGill, L. Hang, M. Majask, C. Mr. Jordan adjusts Susan Hecht's Mossner. Second Row: J. Simmet, J. Simmet, L. Beyer, K. Ellison, S. Hecht, K. National Honor Society stole before Reinholt, D. Ventline, K. Sheldon, P. Windy, L. Cianek, C. Bauman. Third Row: M. Graduation ceremonies begin. Frost, M. Haske, D. Kamm, S. Kuschinsky, R. Bitter, K. Hecht, T. Mueller, D. Activities 93 Wendland, Y. Hang. ) Band Plays For Area Parades This year's marching band had a great year. They marched at all of the home football games presenting both pre-game and half-time shows as well as performing in the stands. They marched at the Pumpkin Festival Parade in Caro, the Veteran’s Day Parade in Richville, and the Homecoming Pa- rade in Reese. They also played at the Meet of Champions again this year. The Reese High School Band entertains people watching the Homecoming parade. ¢ This year’s majorettes and flags included — Front Row: K. Sheldon, K. Schwartz, and S. Histed. Middle Row: J. Van Ochten, M. Majask, and A. Yax. Back Row: S. Bader, S. Bremer, and S. Nelson. This year’s marching band included — Front Row: M. Reif, T. Kischnick, D. Fetter, J. Stiller, E. DeHaan, J. Trombley, T. Mueller, M. Ritter, S. Cheshire, J. Zwerk, and K. Van Ochten. Second Row: S. Stedry, S. Prueter, M. Pierce, M. Frost, J. Espitia, K. Bielskis, D. Putnam, M. Bierlein, S. Wagner, C. Petro, S. Durkee, and K. Brecht. Third Row: J. Krieger, S. Hecht, S. Hill, J. Osbourn, J. O’Connor, J. Blankenship, K. Scoles, C. Wozniak, C. Sylvester, L. Ryers, J. Maresh, A. Peyok, and J. Schiefer. Fourth Row: K. Sheldon, K. Schwartz, M. Findlay, M. Weber, L. Reinert, A. Trombley, J. Fleischmann, A. Boensch, J. Marden, M. Martinez, and A. Doerr. Fifth Row: S. Histed, J. Van Ochten, S. Bremer, M. Majask, D. Ruppert, A. Yax, S. Bader, and S. Nelson. 1986 Concert Band Performs Well The Concert Band has worked very hard this year. They performed a Christmas concert, and a spring concert for both the high school and the public. The money raised and collected will go toward a trip for next year. dl | They played at districts in Mayville on March 8th and received an overall rating of 1. They went on to Del Putnam seems to be the only person who has state competition on April 26th, in Lansing. They memorized his music. also played for graduation ceremonies. 1985-86 Concert Band Pep Band Leads School In Spirit The Pep Band raises students” spirits by ei adding spunk to the pep assemblies and by firing everyone up at the home basketball games. Their efforts are appreciated by the coach and the team for firing everyone up. Members of the pep band show their spirit at the Home- coming Pep Assembly. This year's Pep Band members include: Front Row: T. Mueller, E. DeHaan, J. Stiller, D. Fetter, T. Kischnick, and M. Reif. Middle Row: S. Bremer, J. Scheifer, S. Nelson, J. Blankenship, M. Frost, M. Weber, and S. Bader. Back Row: J. Maresh, S. Hecht, J. O'Connor, S. Hill, J. Osbourn, and M. Findlay. Yearbock Staff Got It Together The Yearbook class once again sold M M's and jewelry to help raise money to cut down the cost of yearbook expenses. Each individual section does layout sheets for each page and glues down the pictures that they have taken. Then they type a copy sheet for each page, ask for Mr. Matuzak’s approval, and mail it to the company. lz? | T kt - bee Au Underclassmen section. Front row: T. Campbell, and R. Schneider. Back row: D. Rau, and S. Hadaway. — VW A — ii , i E: ap Seniors section above: S. Marx, K. Looby, K. Zagorski, and T. Beyerlein. Faculty section below: T. Schobert in front. Back row: C. Parent, D. Morel, and missing T. Schafsnitz. Oh Editor Kathy Ellison, Business Manager Marty Gon- zales, and Advisor Mr. Matuzak are the bosses of this operation. ES Sports section. Front row B. Nelson, M. VanPetten, and A. Jones. Back row: R. Belger and J. Mueller. Activities section. Front row: S. Hecht, and S. Westoby. Back row: M. Howell, D. Ruppert, and S. Bader. Tracy Schobert pretends that she knows what she’s doing. Susan Hecht receives help writing an article from Mr. Curley. Journalism Enters ‘Computer Age’ This year’s Journalism class produced a paper each week throughout the year. They worked dili- gently on writing the nineteen eighty-six, Senior Edition. Serving as advisor again this year was Mr. Curley. Editors this year included Kathy Ellison — Fea- tures; Shawn Edwards — News; Brenda Murphy — Sports; and Tracy Schobert — Daily Living. This year the Journalism class received new books to help it create different and better articles. The front page of the Rocket Review” was spiced up with the technological help of the Apple ll com- puter. The Journalism class this year has done an outstanding job on its new creative articles and Senior Edition. Kevin Trombley runs off copies of the “Rocket Review.” Front Row: S. Hecht, S. Edwards, K. Ellison, B. Murphy, T. Schobert, and M. Kuchar. Back Row: M. Schmidt, W. Weihl, M. Bauer, L. Bader, C. Billmeier, A. Taylor, T. Karp, D. Morel, and J. Durkee. Activities 97 Reese Chapter Builds Program The Reese Future Farmers of America were SUC- cessful in a rebuilding year. They gained about fifteen new members and a lot of the old members returned. They also had two fund raisers: fruit and peanuts in the winter and seeds in the spring. In the fall, Jeff Barrett, Steven Hill, Robert Rau, and Tim Weigold attended the 58th annual Nation- al Convention in Kansas City. Steve Hill and Dennis Ruppert attended the State Convention and tried The F.F.A. Alumni talk seriously about the Slave Auc- out for the National Chorus at M.S.U. tion. LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN Front row: D. Ruppert, J. Wilkinson, J. Schluckbier, S. Hill, T. Weigold, and R. Rau. Back row: R. Russell, M. Montgomery, J. Barrett, D. Larges, J. Felski, T. Beyerlein, D. Foster, K. Prueter, T. Schafsnitz, J. Felske, F. Hang, L. Avery, P. Anker, M. Histed, and M. Wilson. LEARNING TO DO F F DOING TO LEARN å EARNING TO LIVE F LIVING TO SERVE The 1985-86 F.F.A. Officers: Dennis Ruppert, secretary; Jim Marc Wilson and Michelle Pierce help unload the fruit Wilkinson, treasurer; Jeff Schluckbier, vice-president; Steve for the chapter’s annual fruit and nut sale at Christmas. Hill, president; Tim Weigold, reporter; and Robert Rau, senti- nel. t Choir Sings With an “Up” Beat The Choir class had a lot of fun learning new songs for Christmas, Spring concerts and Gradu- ation. In early spring the Choir went to Lapeer East H.S. for competition and received a second divi- sion rating. On May 17 they went on a canoe trip down the Rifle River. Everyone enjoyed themselves and most got wet. Kellie Brechtelsbauer works hard learning music for the Christmas concert. wen The people who keep the Choir class running are: Angie The class works hard memorizing Christmas music. Avery, Sara Bremer, Dennis Camero, and Dennis Ruppert, section leaders; Kellie Brechtelsbauer, the accompanist; and Miss Ganfield, the director. Front row: J. Mahute, T. Zoellner, J. Warion, T. Ortega, M. Zarazua, L. Stockmeyer, A. Jones, M. Weber, V. Schmandt, and K. Graczyk. Middle row: K. Schmidt, A. Doerr, S. Bremer, M. Majask, J. Ryers, T. Zarazua, D. Grzemkowski, J. Gaunt, and T. Higgins. Back row: S. Harrison, S. Higgins, T. Frost, T. Parasiliti, M. Schmidt, D. Ruppert, T. Mueller, L. Bader, A. Avery, and K. Brechtelsbauer. Activities 99 Students Earn Work Experience The Co-op program again this year offered sen- iors the opportunity to gain experience in the work- ing world. The students attended Reese High for three or four hours ofthe day and then went to their part time job. Their jobs ranged from the Reese | IGA, McDonalds, to Felske Farms. | At the end of the school year, the Co-op stu- | dents took their employers to The Greenskeeper | Restaurant. Most of the employers attended, and | all enjoyed the meal and the program. Carrie Jacobs works with a smile as she fills the vegetable This years Co-op officers were: Stacey J counter at the IGA. dent; Deena Ventline, treasurer; Carrie Ja: tary; and Lori Cianek, vice-president. Afternoon Co-op students; Front row: K. Humpert, L. Cianek, S. Jewell, D. Ventline, C. Jacobs, and J. Freie S. Kuschinsky, J. Felske, P. Kinsella, P. Windy, B. Otto, H Hallman, S. Edwards, T. Eischer, and J. Krie 100 Activities ` Ee pan Speech And Play’ Returns To RHS This year's speech and play class put on the play “Laffing Room Only’’. They worked on the play for almost two marking periods. Two casts performed alternately for the performances for the middle and elementary schools. It’s great having a speech and play class again! | Kellie Brechtelsbauer complains about circumstances in the play. un | li SS Front row: M. Fleischmann, S. Greenleaf, J. Barkholz, T. Mueller, and S. DeHaan. Middle row: D Schoenknecht, M. Weber, S. Bremer, A. Doerr, S. Histed, J. Trombley, and M. McNiven. Last row: K. Brechtelsbauer, M. Howell, S. Nolan K. Bernthal, I. Ritter, K. Reinholt, Mrs. Wiseman, L. Kintner, E. Cooper, and C. Case. Dennis Camero plays Rambo with the other cast members. Activities 101 German, Pep Clubs Give Challenge The German Club had a very busy year. They went to Central Michigan University for competition and did well. They also had fund raisers to help send members to Europe in June of 1987. The Pep Club this year was busy making spirit signs for Football and Basketball games. They met the Art Room whenever they could. The 1985-86 German Club officers were: Yee Hang, vice-president; Kathy Tilger, treasurer; Brenda Krom- petz, Secretary; and Mike Fleischmann, president. HA | om E a RH i WW UI AURA å German Club members were: Front row: Y. Hang, M. Eischer, J. Crouse, M. Reif, M. Uhl, T. Mueller, M. Fleischmann, and S. DeHaan. Middle row: J. Elbers, L. Jasman, S. Smith, S. Jewell, T. Zowllner, K. Graczyk, F. Hangand, and S. Nelson. Last row: T. Pelkey, K. Schwartz, R. Jones, C. Marshall, M. Clarch, B. Otto, Mrs. Vosler, C. Roberts, R. LaBissioniere, C. Bauman, and M. Benton. Pep Club members were; Front row: D. Miller, C. Kriel, R. Hirschman, S. Nolan, A. Avery, C. Bauman, A. Peyok, L. Taylor, and M. Zarazua. Middle row: C. Roberts, D. Benson, A. Kuchar, S. Bremer, M. Majask, J. Simmet, A. Doerr, A. Yax, and D. Schoenknecht. Last row: L. Stockmeyer, S. Stockmeyer, K. Brecht, L. Beirlien, M. Beirlien, S. Marx, Miss Yaroch, M. Kuchar, K. Ellison, S. Bader, K. Sheldon, and K. Schwartz. t Rocket Ski Club Hits The Slopes This year turned out to be a great year for skiing, even though the ski club only went on one trip. Mr. Jordan decided to go to Caberfae, since this resort had the best group rates. The students paid for their own expenses. Those who rented equipment paid ten dollars. Many stu- dents had their own equipment, and only had to pay five dollars for their lift ticket. No one came home with any broken bones, and everyone had a good time. Hopefully next year the students will be able to visit another ski lodge, and go on a few more trips. Bob Stricker and Kathy Bernthal decide whether or not Ski Club members stop in the middle of the hill to pose for a to do down the hill. snapshot. z a S s 4 7 = å } 3 D : Å og Ski Club members include: First Row: R. Hirschman, K. Bernthal, L. Kintner, T. Mueller, S. Westoby, T. McGill, J. Solgat, J. Simmet, D. Lisee, and J. Mueller. Second Row: D. Grzemkowski, T. Teddy, C. Humpert, J. Bader, S. Smalley, J. Trombley, P. Comoluch, R. Greenia, M. Uhl, M. Barkholz, and D. Hoffmann. Third Row: S. DeHaan, E. DeHaan, J. Stiller, T. Mueller, A. Yax, D. Wendland, H. Hallman, C. Jacobs, K. Zagorski, and D. Hagen. Fourth Row: M. Ritter, S. Hill, S. Kuschinsky, T. Beyerlein, J. Jasman, M. Howell, K. Humpert, B. Stricker, J. Felske, and B. Fryer. Student Aides Support Faculty High School aides take an hour out of each day to help the teachers with their heavy work loads. They correct papers, run off dittos, run errands, | and take attendance among many other things. This enables the teachers to pay even closer atten- tion to the students. The teachers greatly appreci- ate their help. Above: Susan Hecht slaves away for Mr. Curley. Below: Kevin Trombley finally does something useful. Kathy Ellison seems to think she can become a teacher in one year. 1 985-86 High School Aides. 104 Activities Computer Club: Bits and Bytes This year's computer club has spent a lot of time writing programs, and also designing pictures by graphics. They have also mastered their skills at Sandy Westoby diligently masters the Apple Macintosh various video games and have advanced their skills Computer. on the Macintosh. er D “Er e 33 H Å d Y) q I =. DE ie: 4% PS í i : e ILL és T be RE” m k Wi un ER 4 Front row: E. Cooper, S. Nolan, S. Greenleaf, D. Kamn, D. Fetter and S. Westoby. Back row: M. Haske, J. Nolan, J. | Stiller, E. DeHaan, M. Findlay, S. DeHaan, J. Fleischmann, S. Cheshire, and Mr. Weier. | Front row: Scott Greenleaf, president; and Dan Kamn, Emily Cooper is lost and Del Putnam saves the day. vice-president. Back row: Sandra Nolan, secretary; Darin Fetter, treasurer; and Mr. Weier, advisor. Activities 105 Dancers Do ‘Jukebox Countdown’ This year’s Reese High School Modern Dancers presented us with “Jukebox Count- down’’. There were two performances, one on Sunday April 13, 1986 and the other on Satur- day, April 12. The girls put a lot of hard work and effort into this year's performance, and it sure did show! During the week before the concert, the girls practiced every night from 5:30 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. Friday April, 11 was the dress re- hearsel and the girls were looking good. It was well worth the time and effort. The concert Modern Dance Helpers: Left to Right; Janie Hecht, Sue Wag- was a big “hit”! Congratulations! ner, Kelly Reinholt. Missing is Jim Marker. Front Row: T. Pelkey, K. VanOchten, M. Trombley, M. Costello, S. Histed, K. Brechtelsbauer, D. Schoenknecht, and J. VanOchten. Middle Row: C. Roberts, A. Hecht, S. Hecht, E. Cooper, J. Simmet, P. Zaragoza, and T. Curtis. Back Row: L. Bader J. Bader, T. McGill, S. Westoby, D. Stricker, S. Williams, M. Zarazua, and B. Howell. 106 Activities u ME Reese Lifters Build Strength The weightlifting club had a very good year. All the guys were working very hard at building up some muscles. Mr. Van Paris gave out lifting med- als to everyone that could lift a certain amount of Jay Pierce had a good lift — 100 Lbs! weight. They also lifted to stay in shape for football, track, golf, and tennis seasons. EP l FILE. | T pill Wi if | 1111 h Se | LE — E | KE GE + Kg Ne è Front Row: D. Ruppert, M. Haske, J. Freier, K. Humpert, J. Felske, and R. Russell. Back Row: T. Peyok, J. Nolan, T. Beyerlein, T. Childs, B. Koch, S. Hill, J. Lopez, J. Sweet, and E. Larges. Brian Koch has strain written all over his face lifting all Tony Childs makes lifting weights look like a piece of cake. that weight. Activities 107 Advertising 109 i iors! Congratulations Seniors! 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Morel RHU Licensed Insurance Counselor Business: (517) 799-8084 e Residence: (517) 868-4965 Flint (313) 640-1890 PLAZA NORTH e SUITE 440 e SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48604 SERVING THE TRI-CITY AREA SINCE 1964 Advertising 121 122 Index = i A Student Index A Achenbach, Eric 61 Ackerman, Kevin 61, 69, 82 Aquirre, Jennifer 61 Anker, Patricia 61, 98 Atkinson, George 21 Avery, Aaron 61 Avery, Angela 49, 86, 99, 102 Avery, Lisa 61, 87, 98 B Bader, Jenny 61, 79, 106 Bader, Linette 55, 97, 99, 106 Bader, Susette 49, 94, 95, 96, 102 Bailey, Klista 61 Ball, Mary Ann 55, 71, 87 Banks, Gary 21, 92 Banks, Teresa 21 Barajas, Manuel 61 Barkholz, Jon 20, 21, 68, 80, 84, 101 Barkholz, Mary 55, 77 Barrett, Jeff 55, 98 Bauer, Lee 61, 82, 72, 78 Bauer, Matthew 21, 83, 97 Bauman, Carol 36, 49, 76 , 93, 102 Belger, Richard 49, 96 Benson, Darlene 60, 61, 77, 79, 102 Benton, Michelle 55, 102 Bernthal, Deana 55 Bernthal, Kathy 21, 35, 36, 41, 44, 93, 101, 103 Beyer, Lisa 21, 31, 36, 43, 93 Beyer, Renee 55 Beyerlein, Thomas 21, 73, 84, 96, 98 Bielskis, Kirk 61, 73, 82 Bierlein, Lori 49, 102 Bierlein, Michelle 61, 102 Bierlein, Richard 61, 78, 82 Billmeier, Christine 49, 97 Bittner, Randall 21, 45, 68, 78, 83, 93 Blank, Andrew 61 Blankenship, Jennifer 61, 95 Boensch, Ann 61 Boensch, Jason 61 Boensch, Matthew 49 Brecht, Karen 55, 77, 102 Brechtelsbauer, Amy 48, 49 Brechtelsbauer, Kellie 49, 70, 86, 99, 101, 106 Bremer, Julie 61, 72, 87 Bremer, Rory 22, 45 Bremer, Sara 34, 49, 94, 95, 99, 101, 102 Buchinger, Peter 22, 73, 84 Buchinger, Scot 22, 73, 84 Buzzard, Michael 49, 52, 731, 78, 80 CG Camero, Dennis 7, 31, 34, 83, 99, 101 Campbell, Bryan 49, 68 Campbell, Tammy 49, 96 Case, Christine 49, 101 Cherry, Michelle 22 Cheshire, Sheila 61, 73 Childs, Anthony 49, 52, 68, 84 Cianek, Lori 22, 31, 93, 100 Cichowski, Daniel 61, 69, 78 Claerhout, Elicia 61, 79 Clark, Marlane 49, 102 Conley, Brian 36, 54, 55, 69, 78 Cooper, Emily 6, 7, 22, 35, 41, 101, 106 Costello, Michelle 55, 72, 79, 106 Crouse, Jeff 54, 55, 68, 78, 102 Curtis, Thomas 61, 85 Curtis, Tracy 49, 79, 106 D Daenzer, Todd 61 DeFord, Joseph 61 DeHaan, Edward 49, 73, 95 DeHaan, Steven 36, 49, 73, 101, 102 Dirker, Paul 22 Doerr, Amy 48, 49, 93 Doerr, Ann 55, 77, 99, 101, 102 Dotson, Joseph 61 Duperon, Michael 55 Durkee, Jeff 22, 97 Durkee, Sheri 55 DuRussel, Peter 55, 69, 78 E Edwards, James 61, 78 Edwards, Linda 55, 71, 79 Edwards, Michelle 22 Edwards, Shawn 23, 97, 100 Eischer, Marty 54, 55, 69, 85, 102 Eischer, Thomas 23, 68, 83, 100 Elbers, John 61, 85 Elbers, Julia 55, 102 Ellison, Kathy 23, 41, 45, 93, 96, 97, 102, 104 Esckilsen, Dennis 49 Espitia, David 23 Espitia, Jose 55 F Fackler, Kelly 87 Fackler, Kimberly 62 Felske, Jeff 6, 7, 23, 34, 35, 41, 78, 98, 100 Felske, Joel 62, 69, 78, 98 Fetter, Darin 55, 73, 95 Fielbrandt, Kendra 55 Fielbrandt, Ted 49 Findlay, Mark 55, 73, 95 Fleischmann, Jill 62, 79 Fleischmann, Michael 36, 49, 101, 102 Foster, Diana 55, 98 Francis, Jerry 49 Franzel, Denise 23 Freier, James 7, 23, 34, 35, 41, 83, 93, Frost, Michelle 49, 70, 79, 93, 95 Frost, Thomas 55, 99 Student Index Fryer, Robert 55 G Gabor, Jeff 62 Garcia, Craig 55 Gaunt, Gerald 62, 73, 99 Gaunt, Heidi 49 Gnatkowski, Brad 62, 64, 82, 85 Gomoluch, Phil 36, 55, 69, 78 Gonzales, Martin 49, 80, 96 Graczyk, Karen 62, 99, 102 Gray, Celesta 23 Greania, Michael 49 Greenia, Ron 55, 58, 85 Greenia, Sandra 62, 87 Greenleaf, Scott 23, 78, 101 Grzemkowski, Daniel 49, 99 Grzemkowski, Steven 49 Gulczinski, Constance 62, 71, 79 H Haas, Doug 24 Hadaway, Scott 50, 83, 96 Hagen, Daniel 50 Hallman, Heidi 24, 41, 100 Hang, Fu 98, 102 Hang, Lao Lu 24, 34, 35, 36, 41, 73, 83, 93 Hang, Pang Kou 62 Hang, Phoua 55 Hang, Xay 62 Hang, Yee Chang 36, 50, 80, 93, 102 Harris, Linda 24 Harrison, Steve 50, 99 Haselbeck, Charles 24, 72, 78 Haselbeck, Greta 62, 72, 79 Haselbeck, Heidi 50 Haske, Connie 55 Haske, Michael (9) 62, 93 Haske, Michael (12) 24, 78, 83 Haubenstricker, Fred 50, 83 Hayward, Dean 24, 73, 84 Hecht, Annette 36, 56, 106 Hecht, Kevin 36, 50, 73, 84, 93 Hecht, Scharlan 62, 64, 79, 95 Hecht, Susan 20, 24, 35, 39, 41, 93, 96, 97, 104, 106 Hess, Anne 24 Hetzner, Randy 56, 85 Higgins, Shawn 56, 99 Higgins, Tracey 62, 99 Hill, Steve 56, 69, 85, 95, 98 Hirschman, Rachael 62, 64, 71, 87, 102 Histed, Matthew 62, 78, 98 Histed, Sharon 50, 94, 101, 106 Hoffman, Debbie 25 Hommes, Nicole 62 Honeman, Dwayne 56 Howell, Brenda 50, 106 Howell, Marci 48, 50, 96, 101 Humpert, Jill 56 Humpert, Karen 25, 100 Humpert, Keith 25, 38, 41, 68, 83, 103 Humpert, Kristine 60, 62 d Jacobs, Carrie 25, 41, 100 Jasman, James 36, 50 Jasman, Lori 25, 102 Jessmore, James 56 Jewell, Angela 50 Jewell, Stacey 25, 100, 102 Johns, Russell 50 Jones, Angela 50, 73, 96, 99 Jones, James 50, 71 Jones, Rebecca 62, 102 K Kalkman, Jesse 25, 34, 35, 68, 80 Kamm, Daniel 25, 36, 93 Karp, Troy 50, 83, 97 Kern, Sherry 57, 70, 86 Kilbourne, Karl 25, 41 Kinsella, Pat 100 Kintner, Lisa 26, 36, 70, 79, 83, 101 Kischnick, Ann 56 Kischnick, Terry 62, 82, 85, 95 Koch, Brian 26, 34, 35, 41, 68, 78, 83 Koester, Larry 56 Koester, Scott 26 Kowalski, David 62, 64, 72, 78, 82 Kramer, Randy 36, 50, 73 Kreil, Colleen 62, 87, 102 Krieger, John 26, 100 Krieger, Scott 26, 38, 68 Krompetz, Brenda 26, 102 Krompetz, Robert 62, 69, 78 Krukowski, Michael 56, 69 Kubik, Sondra 50 Kuchar, Angela 60, 62, 77, 102 Kuchar, Melissa 50, 97, 102 Kurtansky, Michael 56, 85 Kuschinsky, Amy Jo 62 Kuschinsky, Scott 26, 93, 100 L LaBissonicre, Renee 56, 102 Lagalo, Paul 85 Landress, Catherine 62 Larges, Dean 56, 98 Larges, ERic 56, 68, 78 Leipold, Fred 56, 83, 85 Leos, Bobby 26 Leppert, Samuel 62, 83 Lisee, Dan 54, 56, 69, 84 Lofback, William 62 Looby, Karen 26, 31, 96 Lopez, John 56 Lucynski, William 50, 52 Index 123 124 Index Student Index M Majask, Michelle 36, 48, 50, 76, 79, 93, 94, 99, 102 Mahute, Julie 56, 99 Manley, Matthew 63, 78 Marden, Joanne 63 Marden, Patricia 63 Maresh, Julie 56, 87, 95 Marshall, Christine 50, 102 Marshall, Michael 63 Marsrow, Daniel 50, 68, 84 Marsrow, Karen 27 Martinez, Mitchell 50 Marx, Shawn 27, 96, 102 McCollum, Kelly 56 MeGill, Tina 7, 20, 27, 31, 36, 38, 41, 93, 106 McMahon, Brian 50 McNiven, Ruth 50, 101 Miller, Dana 63, 87, 102 Millerov, Brian 63 Montgomery, Mike 56, 69, 85, 98 Moore, Paula 63, 71, 87 Morel, Darrell 50, 96, 97 Morel, Kris 27 Mossner, Christine 20, 27, 34, 36, 38, 39, 41, 43, 45, 92, 93 Mueller, Jeff 56, 72, 78, 96 Mueller, Todd 36, 48, 50, 73, 93, 95, 99, 101, 102 Mueller, Troy 50 Murphy, Brenda 7, 27, 35, 41, 86, 97 N Navarro, David 27, 73, 84 Nelson, Becky 50, 96 Nelson, Sandy 56, 79, 94, 95, 102 Neveau, Dan 56 Nolan, Joseph 7, 27 Nolan, Sandra 28, 76 Nowak, Lisa 56 Null, Mike 80 D O'Conner, James 51, 73, 83, 95 Ortega, Theresa 63, 99 Osborn, Jeffrey 63, 95 Otto, Brenda 28, 100, 102 Oveido, Juanita 56 P Parasiliti, Tim 56, 99 Parrent, Christopher 51, 78, 83, 96 Parrent, Matthew 51, 78 Pelkey, Tracy 56, 102, 106 Peplinski, Jason 78 Perez, Andy 28 Petro, Chris 56, 71, 79 Peyok, Amy 36, 57, 77, 87, 102 Peyok, Timothy 51, 68, 84 Pierce, Jay 69 Pierce, Michelle 57, 71 Pierce, Valerie 63, 71, 79 Platko, Patrick 28, 68, 83 Prueter, Kenny 57, 58, 98 Prueter, Shari 63 Putnam, Del 28, 95 Q R Rancour, Geno 57, 85 Rau, Donald 51, 96 Rau, Robert 57, 58, 98 Reid, Troy 51 Reif, Mark 57, 73, 95, 102 Reinbold, Brian 63, 78 Reinbold, Kamie 57 Reinbold, Terry 51, 84 Reinert, Lori 57, 70, 86 Reinholt, Krista 36, 48, 51, 70, 86, 93, 101 Rico, Angela 51 Ritter, Ingrid 28, 101 Ritter, Michael 57, 72, 78 Roberts, Carolyn 63, 102 Roberts, Chris 54, 57, 77, 79, 102, 106 Robinette, Deanna 63 Rogalski, Ann 51, 79 Ruppert, Dennis 51, 78, 83, 96, 98, 99 Russell, Rick 57, 69, 78, 98 Ryers, Jeffrey 51, 52, 68, 78, 80, 99 Ryers, Lisa 63, 71, 79 S Sahr, Bryan 57, 69, 85 Sahr, Mark 57, 58, 68, 78 Sahr, Matthew 57, 68, 78, 80 Sattlesburg, Cindy 57 Schafsnitz, Jill 60, 63 Schafsnitz, Tammy 51 Schafsnitz, Thomas 57, 98 Schemm, Paulla 51 Schiefer, Jenny 57, 95 Schluckbier, Jeff 57, 72, 78, 98 Schmandt, Vicki 51, 99 Schmidt, Mike 28, 97, 99 Schmitt, Cathy 28 Schmitt, Kellie 51, 99 Schneider, Rachelle 51, 96 Schnell, Stephen 57 Schobert, Tracy 51, 96, 97 Schoenknecht, Donna 51, 70, 79, 83, 101, 102, 106 Schrader, Lisa 57 Schroeder, Jodette 51 Schroeder, Julia 57 Schwartz, David 57 Schwartz, Kandi 63, 94, 102 Scoles, Kevin 28, 42 Shapland, Vicki 29 Sheldon, Kathleen 51, 76, 86, 93, 94, 102 Shepherd, Janice 57 Student Index Sheridan, Philip 29 Weihl, Wayne 30, 97 Simmet, Jennifer 36, 51, 76, 86, 92, 93, 102 Weiss, Heidi 64 Simmet, Julie 29, 35, 36, 39, 41, 45, 76, 93, 106 Wendland, Donald 52, 93 Sink, Kellie 29 Wendland, Deanna 64 Smalley, Scott 63, 73 Westoby, Sandra 7, 20, 30, 39, 41, 96, 106 Smith, Susan 63, 102 Whiting, Amber 52 Solgat, Jodi 7, 29, 39, 41, 86 Wilkinson, James 58, 83, 85, 98 Spiekerman, Nancy 51 Williams, Gregory 52 Stedry, Scott 63, 69, 78, 82 Williams, Larry 30 Stiller, John 57, 73, 95 Williams, Scott 58 Stockmeyer, Lynn 51, 86, 99, 102 Williams, Shannon 64, 106 Stockmeyer, Noah 51, 68, 78, 80 Wilson, Marc 64, 98 Stockmeyer, Sandra 63, 102 Windy, Patty 30, 93, 100 Strauss, Jimmy 29, 41, 68 Windy, Sarah 64 Strauss, Phillip 63, 69, 78 Wolfgang, Brian 30 Stricker, Bob 7, 29, 39, 41, 83, 103 Wortinger, Sheldon 64 Stricker, Dana 63, 106 Wozniak, Carrie 64, 71, 87 Swanton, Brian 57, 69 Wozniak, Deeanna 58, 71, 87 Sweet, James 51, 68 Wurdock, Robert 58 Sylvester, Cindy 63, 72, 79 Szilagyi, Jeffrey 63 I N Taylor, Angela 29, 97 Yax, Ann 52, 73, 76, 92, 94, 102 Taylor, Keith 63 Yockey, Stewart 58 Taylor, Laura 97, 102 Teddy, Tonya 63, 71, 87 Z Tilger, Kathy 29, 102 Todd, Brian 63 Zagorski, Kris 31, 96 Todd, Jennifer 51 Zaragoza, Georgia 31 Tolfree, Tina 63 Zaragoza, Michael 58 Toloff, Barbara 36, 57, 86 Zaragoza, Patty 106 Toloff, Karen 30 Zarazua, Brian 64 Trombley, Amy 57 Zarazua, Melissa 52, 72, 79, 99, 102, 106 Trombley, Greg 51 Zarazua, Tony 31, 99 Trombley, Jennifer 30, 43, 70, 79, 101 Zoellner, Terri 58, 99, 102 Trombley, Kevin 30, 68, 78, 97, 104 Zwerk, Julie 64 Trombley, Matthew 64, 85 Trombley, Michelle 57, 79, 106 u Uhl, Michael 34, 64, 102 v Van Ochten, Jennifer 51, 94, 106 Van Ochten, Kimberly 64, 72, 79, 106 Van Petten, Marc 52, 73, 78, 80, 96 Van Petten, Matthew 64, 82 Ventline, Deena 30, 36, 70, 93, 100 Vink, Joseph 58 w Wagner, Stacey 64, 71 Warian, Jodi 58, 99 Weber, Michelle 52, 95, 99, 101 Weber, Tracy 36, 58 Weigold, Tim 58, 98 Weihl, Dennis 58, 83 Index 125 | sf O) o 8 D £ Ra 2 O EIS Séi N na