Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

ROCKET 1987 REESE HIGH SCHOOL REESE, MICHIGAN 48757 VOLUME XXXIV 2 Theme Page CLASS SONG: ‘Stand by Ме” CLASS FLOWER: Blue Rose CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO: ‘‘What we hold of yesterday is only a memory, but tomorrow 15 an accomplishment that is yet to be made.” D e f REESE HIGH SCHOOL { d em HI ROCKET ` EJ i BAÑO AB Sec ACTIVITIES .. 66 ontenis SPORTS LUMBER ADVERTIS- $ € 1.000 197 BREITE Sn a an а. ER e ы Ё� ? Аны sd ш о = = E o bal LL. Board Of Education Takes Hours Of Work The Reese Board of Education was very busy during the school year. These dedicated volun- teers are responsible for the smooth functioning of the Reese Schools. They put in many hours of hard work and their efforts are appreciated. The Board meets regularly on the second Monday of each month and meetings are open to the pub- Mr. Jerry Solgat Mr. Keith Reinholt (С. President Vice-President Mr. James Gruber Secretary Mr. Wesley Ball Mrs. Everlyn Beyerlein Mr. Lyle Ackerman Mr. William Palm Treasurer Trustee Trustee Trustee 10 Faculty Mr. Webster Assumes Principal’s Duties Mr. Greg Webster came to Reese High School as its new principal with the beginning of the 1986-87 school year. Mr. Webster, the counselors and the secretar- ies kept the school running on an even keel and Mr. Greg Webster even managed to do it with smiles on their faces. Principal We appreciate their help! Mrs. Belknap Mrs. Bender Mrs. Sink Attendance Secretary Secretary to the Principal Secretary Counselors’ Office Miss Jones Mr. Jordan Counselor Counselor Faculty 11 mr 2 e m a ж. қаж Faculty Meets otudent's Needs The faculty at Reese High School gained a few new teachers this year. Our teachers provide the students with the best education they can offer. These hard-working, dedicated teachers have worked hard to prepare the students of Reese High School for the future. We wish them the best in the years to come. Mr. Bird works out a problem with Mr. Hannah. Mrs. Elbers has a great discussion with her 6th hour class. 12 Faculty Mr. Brown, Bob Krompetz, and Eric Achenbach fix the motor of a lawn mower. Mr. Elliott and Jerel Reif figure out a problem. Mrs. Fogus waits for a romantic rendezvous on the “Love Boat”. Mr. Gilchrist and his buddy have a discussion with his class. Mr. Hoelzle figures out someone's bill. Mrs. Hofmeister sings to her class. Faculty 13 Miss Koval checks out Brian Millerov. Mrs. Krauss helps Jeff Schluckbier. Miss Landskroener teaches Consumer Math. Mr. Matuzak gives Amy Doerr directions for her term pa- Mr. McCaffery and Keith Schultz play the drums at the per. Comehoming game. 14 Faculty Mrs. Smith and her daughter sit together and read a book. Mrs. Vosler and her son Scott, smile for the camera. Mr. Van Paris yells at Matt Parrent to do more work. Mrs. Weier gets ready to lecture to her general business class. Faculty 15 Mr. Weier shows us the world of Trigonometry. Mrs. Wiseman helps her Physics class during an experi- ment in the lab. | ау: | D e мй EN | ns i r] Ga xcd е Ag 2 2� sf || I | Gr $ 1 WE let e ] Ез | ға 5: E | бы, | Miss Үагос� and a young friend look through а photo album to remember all the good times. School Workers Brighten Our Day The cooks did another great job this year. They provided us with a nutritional meal. The cooks made sure that everything that came to the Ala Carte or the hot lunch line was hot and | ready for serving. | The custodians also did a wonderful job in Mrs. Marx fixing some french fries for the days lunch. keeping the school clean and looking like new for the days coming. They have put in a lot of hours here at Reese High. x ar HI D Mrs. Felske giving еге! Reif his change for lunch. Mrs. Hallman serving the students their lunch. Mrs. Doud gives change to Marty Eischer as Stewart Mr. Wagner and Mr. McCaully, our custodians. 'Yockey watches. Faculty 17 ғақ d Classes 19 Class Of 1990 Enters Reese High The Class of 1990 did a fine job during its first year at Reese High School. They participated in both Homecoming and Comehoming. At Comehoming they placed third for float and also tied with the Juniors in third place for spirit. With their advisors Ms. McLellan and Mr. Grysko, great things will happen in the future for the Freshman. Inn“, eet vod куз m AAA x The class advisors for the Freshmen are Ms. McLellan and Mr. Grysko. The Freshman Homecoming floats theme is ‘‘They’ll Melt In Our Hands. Í | | | | | Т� е class officers for the Freshman did а fine job this year. Nos They are Jeremy Richards, president; Skye Jimenez, vice- ne theme for the Comehoming float is Seek and De- President; Jennifer Wilson. secretary; and Ronald Prahin, stroy. treasurer. 20 Classes “ Lisa Buchinger and Pang Wour Hang take a break from their studies. Scott Curtis and Matthew Cronk show off the interior decorations in their lockers. ax | Kenneth Ahrens Andy Blank Amy Campell Terry Dawson Manuel Barajas Catherine Timothy Childs Ryan DeLong Sherry Bailey Bouvy Garth Daniel Dew Jennifer Becker Lisa Buchinger Countegan Elizabeth Doerr Pammi Berry Richard Budry Earnest Crimes Lori Durkee Sheryl Billmeler D Elmer DuRussel gets ready for another Matthew Cronk — Elmer DuRussel | class at R.H.S. Scott Curtis Dawn Butler Classes 21 | | i e EEN ч 220 Chad Fisher shows ОН his new outfit. Steven Edwards Robert Frost Eric Gulliver ı Gina Hitts Christine Gregory Gomoluch Jason Haines Amy Findlay Melissa Grandy e қ Pang Wour Houghtaling Kristine Findlay Heather Greenleaf | | | На� о Marty Chad Fisher Rebecca Greketis Jeremy Houghtelin Paula Forbes John Grzemkowski steven Hinton: rushes Off fo class. Haubenstricker Kathy — Matthew Frost Stacy Henne Skye Jimenez 22 Classes Steven Hinton Rick Jones Ryan Kaul Leeann Kennedy Colin Kern Janna Kern Amy Kirby Sheri Kosha { 1 Todd Kramer Peter Kumar Donna Lagalo Dennis Light Amy Lindner Tammy Lucynski Leeann Kennedy gets ready to go home from a long school day. Donna Legalo tries to get into her locker to get ready for next hour. Freshmen boys start to dig into their lunch. David Marden Heather McKinstry Daniel Miller Paul Miller Jennifer Millerov Nancy Moore Theresa Naegele Steven Ortner Thomas Parasiliti David Petro Brian Phillips Michael Phillips Classes 23 Perry Platko Ronald Prahin Peter Purdy Jennifer Purman Misty Reaume Jodie Redwanz 24 Classes Danielle Reid Jerel Reif Kevin Reinbold Todd Reinbold Lisa Reinert Robin Reyelts Jeanette Miller, new to R.H.S. this year, talks with friends. Freshman girls gossip before school even starts. Jeremy Richard Heidi Shinaver Amy Ronk Robert Smith Pamela Sabraw Ronald Specht Brad Sahr Jennifer Jonathan Thompson Schluckbier David Wagner Floyd Schoenknecht talks to Richard Floyd Tracey Wagner ° Budry and Stacy Henne. Sehoenknecht AAA — | Brian Weihl James Wilson Debbie Jennifer Wilson Wendland Michael Windy Romaine Williams sophomores Build Quality Floats The sophomore class had another fine year fill yi n taking first place for floats both at Homecoming ЧЕ EIU] kasd ET! and Comehoming activities. They also took the m ` ef ` overall spirit award both for Homecoming and t | @ Comehoming. wo They also held a fund raising project selling decorative tin canister of candy, mixed nuts, pot- pouri, and tea. Ae e q че m ы 222 2777” oe: EE Fogus. Gitte at X wa This year’s sophomore Homecoming float took first place for the second year in a row. The sophomore theme was “Roll 'em Over.” А dh, 4 E =. [ү к xt The sophomore class officers are Scharlan Hecht, secre- m. ЗЧ ib. icu um er = tary; Michael Uhl, president; Aaron Avery, treasurer; Dar- lene Benson, vice-president. ` m, NT е” س Keith Taylor pulls the Comehoming float for the sopho- mores. The theme “Heard it through the Grapevine, tied into the overall theme “Songs.” Eric Achenbach Kevin Ackerman Patricia Anker Aaron Avery Lisa Avery Jenny Bader Klista Bailey Lee Bauer Tracy Bauman Darlene Benson Kirk Bielskis Michelle Bierlein Ann Boensch and Jennifer Blankenship dress up for Halloween night. Mr. Weier’s class works hard at its assign- ment. Eric Achenbach and Robert Krompetz work on a lawn mower in shop class. Richard Bierlein Jennifer Blankenship Ann Boensch Jason Boensch Julie Bremer Sheila Cheshire Daniel Cichowski Elicia Claerhout Dale Renee Curtis Todd Daenzer Joseph Dotson James Edwards Classes 27 Rachael Hirschman and Valerie Pierce takes a snapshot of the Comehoming Ceremonies. а SSS — e SCENE Karen Graczyk waits for Becky Jones get ready for another class at R.H.S. John Elbers Brad Хау Hang Rachael Hirschman | Kelly Fackler Gnatkowski Steve Harrison Matthew Histed Kimberly Karen Graczyk Greta Stanley Hoornstra Fackler Sandra Greenia Haselbeck Kristine Humpert Joel Felske Constance Michael Haske Jim Jessmore Jill Fleischmann Gulczinski Jim Jessmore and Tim Parasiliti survey аа� Hecht Rebecca Jones Gerald Gaunt aus the halls at lunch hour Tracey Higgins 28 Classes Pang Kou Hang | d Jon Petee waits for the final bell of the day to ring. Tina Tolfree and Jeff Osborn enjoy the school’s lunch. Terry Kischnick Brian Lockwood Dana Miller Jason Peplinski David Kowalski William Lofback E WE Pete Miller Jon Petes Colleen Kreil Matthew Manley Paula Moore . Jay Pierce Robert Joanne Marden Mike Marshall roams the halls during Theresa Ortega Valerie Pierce ERO Patricia Marden class, Jeffery Osborn Shari Prueter Angela suenan тент Tim Parasiliti Brian Reinbold | Samuel Leppert Classes 29 Lisa Ryers Kandi Schwartz Scott Smalley Susan Smith Scott Stedry Sandra Stockmeyer 30 Classes Phillip Strauss Dana Stricker Cindy Sylvester Jeffrey Szilagyi Keith Taylor Tonya Teddy Susan Smith and Sandy Greenia dread another school day. Tonya Teddy prepares to give her English speech in Ms. Koval’s class. Phil Strauss, Marc Van Petten, and Mike Uhl horse around during lunch hour. Brian Todd Tina Tolfree Matthew Trombley Michael Uhl Kimberly VanOchten Stacey Wagner Heidi Weiss Deanna Wendland Shannon Williams Sarah Windy Carrie Wozniak Susie Xiong Brian Zarazua Julie Zwerk Juniors Host “Т� е Best Of Times” | While the Homecoming and Comehoming sea- | sons weren't especially eventful for the Junior class, they did show a lot of spirit and pride. They had a busy year raising funds for the Junior-Senior Prom by selling chocolate candy. f] pm The theme they decided on was, “Т� е Best of 7) 2000 times , and the Prom was held May 2, 1987 at quee the Delta College Commons. The class is looking forward to an exciting Senior year. The Junior advisors are Miss Yaroch and Mrs. Weier. a J The Juniors Homecoming float has ‘‘Starburst’’ the Pirates o “Mars”. | | | т met ` A AE TA RCA NESARA | | EM The Junior class officers are: Eric Larges, treasurer; Chris | Ron Greenia pulls the Comehoming float, “Final Count- Roberts, vice-president: Brian Conley, secretary; and Lin- | down . da Edwards, president. 32 Classes Jeff Barrett hides behind the camera. Mike Ritter takes a load off of Craig Gar- cia’s feet. Mary Ann Ball Karen Brecht Peter DuRussel Kendra Mary Barkholz Serena Linda Edwards Fielbrandt Jeff Barrett Castellon Marty Eischer Mark Findlay Michelle Benton Brian Conley Julia Elbers Diana Foster Deana Bernthal Michele Jose Espitia Tom Frost Renee Beyer Costello Darin Fetter Bob Fryer | a rus Sheri Kern takes a break from Mr. Gilch- ста� на rist’s class. Classes 33 Mr. Gilchrist demonstrates the Heimlich Maneuver on Mark Reif. Phil Gomoluch Steve Hill | Ron Greenia Jill Humphert | | Phoua Hang Sherry Kern Connie Haske Marion Kilbourn Annette Hecht Julie Killin Randy Hetzner Anne Kischnick “You Be Ші� ” is one of the songs featured on the Junior's Comehoming halls. Classes 34 Larry Koester Mike Krukowski Michael Kurtansky Dean Larges Eric Larges Fred Leipold Dan Lisee John Lopez Julie Maresh Kelly McCollum Mike Montgomery Jeff Mueller Sandy Nelson Dan Neveau Lisa Nowak John Parrent Tracy Pelkey Jim Pettee Chris Petro Amy Peyok Michelle Pierce Kenny Prueter Geno Rancour Robert Rau Jim Pettee sits in the corner during Mrs. Elbers’ soc psyc. class. Fred Leipold enjoys the concession stand at the football game. Matt Sahr fills his plate at the Junior- Senior Prom. Mark Reif Tammy Ronk Kamie Reinbold Rick Russell Lori Reinert Bryan Sahr Mike Ritter Mark Sahr Chris Roberts Matt Sahr Carrie Tom Schafsnitz Romanelli Classes 35 EEN Ser BI жм� . as f Ts Amy Peyok and Janice Shepherd dissect а cat in Mr. Gilchrist’s advanced biology class. Deeanna Wozniak Robert Wurdock Stewart Yockey Mike Zaragoza Terri Zoellner Jenny Schiefer Janice Michelle Jeff Schluckbier Shepherd Trombley Lisa Schrader John Stiller Jodi Warian Julia Schroeder Brian Swanton | = м” +478 Tracy Weber Diane Schultz Barb Tolloff Tim Weifold Dennis Weihl Jim Wilkinson David Schwartz Amy Trombley Ms. Yaroch’s art class helps Michele Cos- 36 Classes tello celebrate her birthday. 38 Seniors _ Seniors 39 — ETA УУ е 1987 - — The Best Of The Rest Our officers — Standing: A. Yax, A. Avery, and R. Kramer. Sitting: K. Reinholt. Our Advisors, who led us through these years, were Mr. Brown and Miss Jones. Was this a great class or what? We stood above for four years, with scholars like Krista Reinholt and Yee Chang Hang, with athletes like Jeff Ryers and Tim Peyok. There would be abso- lutely no denying that '87 had style. Oh, sure, we didn’t make a tremendous mark in the begin- ning, with Homecoming and Comehoming floats and hallways, but amidst any “Мг. T’’-aimed snickers (as if anyone could forget our freshman Homecoming) we held on. As we grew, we be- gan sticking out, rising above, by leaps and bounds. In the next few pages is the closing tribute to this class. And we were good! | She looked beautiful at Homecoming, and he stood tall at Comehoming. Krista Reinholt and Don Rau were the pride of the class at these events. The best of the class this year. Our academic top ten were: Back: В. Howell, Y. Hang, К. Reinholt, М. Boensch, K. Hecht. Bottom: A. Doerr, M. Frost, S. Histed and C. Bauman. Missing is R. Kramer. 40 Seniors Ai Angela Avery Amy Brechtelsbauer Susette Bader Christina Billmeier Kellie Brechtelsbauer Carol Bauman Matthew Boensch Sara Bremer Seniors 41 Cammy Campbell Anthony Childs Marlane Clark ( Steven DeHaan Amy Doerr Ced Fielbrandt 42 Seniors M C qt A RN: Michael Fleischmann Marty Gonzales Steven Grzemkowski Michele Frost Michael Greania James Gulezinski Heidi Gaunt | Daniel Grzemkowski Scott Hadaway | Senio | Daniel Hagen Heidi Haselbeck Fred Haubenstricker Brenda Howell Marci Howell James Jasman 44 Seniors Angela Jones | Croy Karp Randy Kramer Michelle Majask Christine Marshall Daniel Marsrow Seniors 45 Lance Matuszak Ruth McNiven Codd Mueller Becky Nelson Mike Null James O Connor Christopher Parrent Matthew Parrent 5 Seniors 4 Dennis Ruppert Donald Rau Krista Keinholt Jeffrey Ryers Ann Rogalski Cammy Schafsnitz Seniors 47 51 Vicki Schmandt Rachelle Schneider Tracy Schobert Jodette Schroeder Kathleen Sheldon Jennifer Simmet Nancy Spiekerman KSE N en 48 Seniors Jennifer Todd Marc Van Petten Noah Stockmeyer Greg Crombley Michelle Weber Jennifer Van Ochten Don Wendland Seniors 49 ot o rx XXE TO vr e PP Amber Whiting 50 Seniors жє” А� � Үах Senior Honor Awards ,.. , ж Jason А. Zwiker мне... Тіг� Реуок Jeff Ryers Auto Mechanics ...........--.......... Matt Parrent Band 4... Jim O’ Connor Basic Business .............-...-..-..-.- Brenda Howell ENEE Kellie Brechtelsbaue Соор... 5... Fred Haubenstricker English 0000000 Krista Reinholt Forensics |...) o. - Todd Mueller Sara Bremer Geman. sss Carol Bauman Yee Hang Mike Fleischmann Give Athletes =... ss n Krista Reinholt Melissa Zarazua Jason Zwiker Senior Honor Awards Home Economics ........ aa Missy McNiven Laura Taylor Indusa Ans sa Chris Parrent Joun .. 22 Donna Schoenknecht Laura Taylor Mall. ..... . 0... Yee Hang меше 11 Krista Reinholt Academic Al-Gemictence. en Yee Hang Sei o Kathy Sheldon Yee Hang бон... Todd Mueller Ы... 2 2- Yee Hang YeatDOOK 22 22 Marty Gonzales Seniors 51 ACIIVItIes 67 TROC d Ж, Seniors 53 Songs Highlight 87 Comehoming Comehoming 1987 was a time for competition as each class used their talents and creativity to best express this years theme, “Songs” in their respective hallways and floats. The Comehoming celebration was enhanced by halftime festivities at the basketball game. Already excited by the fast play action of the Rockets and Pirates, the crowd cheered wildly for the winning floats and spirit-winning classes. Then came the crowning of this years king. Don Rau proved victorious from among the five competing seniors and was presented with his crown by the 1986 king, Jeff Felske. After the game, a hard-fought heartbreaker for the varsity team, the students gathered in the cafeteria for a terrific Comehoming dance! Left: Matt Parrent pulls the Seniors “Pink Cadillac’’ during halftime. Above: Jeff Felske, last year's Comehoming king, crowns Don Rau as 1987 king to conclude the halftime festivities. Comehoming Top 11 — Sitting: Troy Mueller, Yee Chang Hang, Randy Kramer, and Todd Mueller. Standing: Noah Stockmeyer, Jeff Ryers, Dan Hagen, Tim Peyok, Kevin Hecht, Don Rau, and Scott Hadaway 54 Seniors Е 297 E. N 2.) : Randy Kramer escorted by Angie Yee Chang Hang escorted by Amy . Avery. Doerr. King Don Rau escorted by Marci Howell. Noah Stockmeyer escorted by Michelle Majask. Timothy Peyok escorted by Missy Kuchar. Seniors 55 Seniors Visit Canadian Park What two words can most inspire a group of graduating students? “Senior trip’’ could proba- bly fit that bill. Almost half of the class of '87 participated in this trip to Toronto, Canada. They were ready to have one of the best times of their lives, and probably didn’t fall short of that goal. They jumped off the bus at Canada’s Wonder- land amusement park and disappeared, paired off and in groups, into it. There were rides to ride, good food offered, and generally a good-time carnival atmosphere awaiting them. When it was done, they rode home, talking, laughing, and most of all keeping the memories of one very good time. Jeff Ryers leans across the aisle of the bus, loosening up from the long ride to Canada. 56 Seniors Since it was a party, Mike Null and Marty Gonzales were the first in line. Below, Matt “Bobo” Parrent and friends get ready for fun. The scenery was wonderfu! at the park, and several sen- iors are pictured before it. 4 And they were off! Kathy Sheldon, Ann Yax, Sussette Bader, and Todd Mueller were four Seniors who were ready to enjoy their trip to Toronto. With an entire amuse- ment park before them, they knew they couldn’t run out of activities for the day, and they were right! Everyone о� the trip had fun! › 2 Ann Yax and Susette Bader pause by the bus and relax. There is only so much that even energetic teens can do before needing to take a quiet moment, obviously! } LT yy Q (d Above: Lost? Of course not! Advisors Mr. Brown and Miss Jones need never worry about taking a misstep with Coach Gilchrist with them! Right: Three of Reese’s finest, Tony Childs, Don Wendland, and Noah Stockmeyer meet in the avenues of the amusement park to discuss the trip so far. Seniors 57 a H “Т� е Best Of Times” Really Was! They called it “Т� е Best of Times and no one could deny that it was. The Delta College Com- mons never looked so beautiful as the night it was decorated by our junior class. The dance floor alone was adorned with scores of blue and silver balloons, and pervading all was an atmosphere of happiness and celebration. The evening began at 6:30, when the various junior and senior couples began to arrive, dressed in their finest formal wear. After everyone settled in to tables with their friends, dinner, a wonderfully catered feast, was served. Yet, the night was only beginning. Following dinner, the mock awards, prophecies, and academic top ten were announced to the wait- ing crowd, bringing laughter, sighs of relief, and congratulations. Finally came the true spirit of the prom, when the music began to play softly, and all around, the couples who had entered the Com- mons arm-in-arm a short time earlier, found them- selves dancing closely. Some couples then took the opportunity to stroll through the gardens and watch the gentle flow of the fountains, and were rewarded with a beautiful clear night for romance. As the evening began to draw to a close, more and more of the promgoers left, to gather with friends, or to simply go home and dream of the wonderful night it had been. There were speeches and announcements of all sorts to be made at the prom, which only increased the general impor- tance of the traditional event. One of the biggest crowd- pleasers was the reading of the senior prophecies, this year by Angie Avery and Randy Kramer. 58 Seniors Above: Romantic slow dances were the order of the evening, and Todd Mueller and his date, Missy McNiven took the opportunity to get a little closer. Below: Vale- dictorian Krista Reinholt is honored by Mr. Webster with a medal. “What we hold of yesterday is only a memory, but tomorrow is an accom- plishment that is yet to be made — Class motto Jeff Ryers and Krista Reinholt serve themselves an ex- cellent meal from the offered buffet. Seniors 59 MAA 0n o Most Likely to Succeed Most Spirited Most Valuable to Class Most Courteous Most Talented Best Personality Class Sweetheart Class Clown Cutest Smile Best Figure Physique Most Talkative Best Wheels King Queen of the Party Best Dressed Class Flirt Class Hustler Class Complainers Teacher’s Pets Class Skippers Best Joke Teller Best Hair Best Legs Best Eyes Class Rowdies 60 Seniors Mock Awards Yee Hang Todd Mueller Yee Hang Noah Stockmeyer Jeff Ryers Randy Kramer Noah Stockmeyer Krista Reinholt Jennifer Simmet Krista Reinholt Angie Avery Krista Reinholt Krista Reinholt Angie Avery Missy Kuchar Missy Kuchar Lori Bierlein Missy Kuchar Tammy Schafsnitz Marci Howell Tracy Schobert Marci Howell Tammy Schafsnitz Marci Howell Marci Howell Jennifer Simmet Amy Brechtelsbauer Lori Bierlein Krista Reinholt Krista Reinholt Kathy Sheldon Marci Howell Scott Hadaway Noah Stockmeyer Troy Mueller Matt Parrent Jim Jones Darrell Morel Kevin Hecht Marc Van Petten Matt Parrent Yee Hang Steve Grzemkowski Dan Hagen Mike Null Troy Mueller Scott Hadaway English Team Takes First Place Saturday, April 4th, 1987, Reese High School sent four teams of her finest students to compete inthe annual county-wide competition known as the Academic Games. Nothing less than the best was expected from these students, all noted for their proficiency in their individual fields, and nothing less was received. Soundly defeating Marlette, Kingston and Cass City, Mr. Matuzak’s English team saw no obstacles between them- selves and victory. They brought back a first- place trophy for their efforts. The Math Team’s members were from left to right: Aaron Avery, Annette Hecht, and Yee Hang (Captain). Back: Mike Uhl, Brian Swanton, Becky Jones and Coach Mr. Weier. Mrs. Smith’s Social Studies team made it into the semi-finals, but fell to Marlette. Both the Math team, under the tutelege of Mr. Weier, and Mrs. Wiseman’s Science team, performed well in the games, but still fell short of recognition in these most difficult competitions. Each year since the beginning of the games, Reese has never failed to bring home at least one first-place trophy, and with competitors like the returning underclassmen from this year, it is unlikely that our school ever will. iu ІР 7, | , um e ioe The English department’s “агеат team’’ consisted of, front row: Mary Barkholz, Carol Baumann (Captain), and Julia Elbers. Back: Michelle Majask, Coach Mr. Matuzak, and Steve DeHaan. t AL P Ve iD Coach Mrs. Wiseman missed the picture, but the remain- der of the Science team was, front: Michelle Frost, Matt Boensch, and Krista Reinholt. Back: Darlene Benson, Phil Gomoluch and Amy Peyok. The Social Studies team was, front: Todd Mueller, Amy Doerr, and Mike Fleischmann. Back: Pang Kou Hang, Tra- cy Weber, Coach Mrs. Smith, Barb Toloff, and Brian Con- ley. Seniors 61 Taking advantage of a quiet moment, Steve and Dan Grzemkowski finish their homework together. What Will We Miss? What will the Seniors miss most when they leave RHS? When we asked a select group of the 12th year students, we found that the answers were as varied as the peo- ple themselves. Here were some of the re- sponses: “Т� е thing I'll miss is my friends and all the fun we've had through the years. — Michelle Majask “Т� е power, since our class ranks 1 and we are on top at this school. — Tim Peyok Nothing! — Matt Parrent Looking at all the women, slamming the bathroom door, and getting kicked out of class.” — Dan Grzemkowski Clearly, there is a lot to miss after your Senior year. Just being in class with friends, as shown above, is 620� е. The Best Year Yet The last year of high school. It took four years to reach it, but those were some of the greatest years of our lives, years of growing and learning. Remember our freshman year? Who could forget our famous “Мг. Т” Homecoming float! We grew even more through our sophomore and junior years, learning new skills and making new friends, enjoying the happy moments, living through the sad. All in preparation for ... Our senior year. One final glimpse of child- hood before we are set on the path of forming our own individual lives separate from the circles we knew here. It’s a time to celebrate and a time to reflect on the good times we’ve had here at Reese High School; the athletic events, the classes, and just being with friends, even as we look toward the future. Certainly one of the best years of our lives, and one we'll never forget. Above: Dan Marsrow rests on the upstairs mats after a tiring baseball practice. As one of the star pitchers, he certainly earned it. Below: One freedom all RHS students enjoy is decorating their lockers as they like them. Here, Jason Zwiker and Don Wendland wait for class in front of Don’s well-personalized locker. SHEL a a. Sometimes a group effort will turn out better then individ- In the Physics lab, Don Wendland | ual work, so the Economics class often formed groups for and Michelle Frost perfect an ex- their projects. Here, they work on labor contracts. periment. Schoolwork is important, but sometimes so is just goofing around. Mike Null and Tim Peyok work on perfecting the latter. Finishing assignments counts for a major portion Melissa Zarazua, Angie Avery, Jennifer Todd of each day. Above, Troy Reid completes his. and Donna Schoenknecht smile happily as the year draws to a close. Seniors 63 Actvites 67 To the strains of “Ротр and Circumstance”', the Senior class of 1987 filed into the Reese High gymnasium. Two by two, they marched forward and found their seats. There was an excitement in every face, a spring to every step. This was the culmination, the payoff, of four years of studies. The usual addresses were presented, and the Seniors listened carefully to wise, guiding words from their Valedictorian, Salutatorian, and other speakers. Finally, the moment came, and the first row stood up. They waited near the plat- form, and were announced one by one, and were given their diplomas ... the elegant documents that they had worked for throughout their young lives. Marty Gonzales and Yee Chang Hang file into the ceremo- ny, thinking of the future. One of the speakers was Dr. McNutt. He presented the Seniors with an inspiring speech. 64 Seniors Our guiding forces through our high school years, Miss Jones and Mr. Brown, walk in. A blue rose was presented to each member of the Senior class by the junior officers. ток RN „мнз E 1 % d : A % Valedictorian Krista Reinholt presents the Senior class with Also speaking was Yee Chang Hang, the Salutatorian of her speech. the class of 1987. They had strived for it, they had earned it. The graduating class stood proud in their ceremony. Though occasionally gazing back at the life they were leaving, they were ready for the future. Seniors 65 TNOUVITICOT UT Activities 67 um — Council Hosts Varied Activities es The Student Council this year sponsored the WE- e annual Homecoming Parade and held the Home- i coming Dance in the high school cafeteria. Also the Student Council sold Ghost-o-Grams and held an assembly encouraging students to dress up for Halloween. During January, they also sponsored the Ho- mehoming Dance featuring a WIOG disc-jockey. They were also involved in the programs “Safe Homes” and “Project Graduation”. Kenny Prueter prepares to dunk for another apple at a Halloween assembly sponsored by the Student Council. The Student Council Officers discuss topics for the Sadie Т� е Student Council Officers include: Chris Roberts, trea- Hawkins Dance. surer; Marty Eischer, vice-president; Mr. Jordan, advisor; Yee Hang, president; and Michelle Trombley, secretary. This year's Student Council members included: Front row: T. Mueller, B. Conley, M. Uhl, R. Kramer, and M. Fleischman. Second row: D. Benson, S. Bremer, C. Roberts, M. Eischer, Y. Hang, M. Trombley, M. Majask, and K. Sheldon. Third row: М. Costello, Р.К. Hang, В. Hirschman, A. Peyok, A. Yax, J. Simmet, S. Jimenez, P.W. Hang, N. Moore, 5. Henne, L. Edwards, and Mr. Jordan. | | 68 Activities N.H.S. Sponsors Blood Drive The National Honor Society had an induction ceremony on April 29, 1987. They had a total of 21 new members, including seven seniors and fourteen juniors. Mr. Jordan was the advisor again this year. They sponsored a blood drive this year and had their annual canoe trip in the spring. It's a real honor to be a member of the Nation- al Honor Society! Mr. Jordan “tries” to give blood for National Honor Soci- National Honor Society members roast hot dogs after ety blood drive. canoeing. This years Honor Society included: Front Row: A. Doerr, Y. Hang, C. Bauman, S. Histed, B. Tolloff, L. Reinert, C. Petro, K. Reinbolt, M. Majask, and D. Wendland, Second Row: J. Van Ochten, M. Frost, M. Boensch, K. Sheldon, C. Roberts, M. Trombley, L. Edwards, T. Weber, A. Peyok. and P. Gomoluch. Third Row: Mr. Jordan, R. Kramer, T. Mueller, K. Reinholt, J. Simmet, K. Brechtelsbauer, A. Avery, B. Conley, C. Haske, A. Hecht, and J. O'Connor. Activities 69 P TEE a ee eae g f ш Marching Band Travels To Florida es This year's Marching Band had an eventful year. They marched at all home football games, and in the homecom- ing parade. They also marched in the Pumpkin parade during the Pumpkin Festival in Caro. They had many fund-raising activities to help fund a trip to Florida where they played at the Epcot Center. They also stopped at Disney World while they were there. Michelle Weber plays the school song during the home- The colorguard members include: Front Row: К. Sheldon, coming assembly. S. Histed, and K. Schwartz, Back Row: J. Van Ochten, S. Cheshire, M. Majask, and S. Bremer. Sp f 1 - 1 = 2 1 = E ` by ` | | - 3 == ; б S | С A, ы d This year's Marching Band includes, Front Row: J. O'Connor, J. Osborn, S. Hecht, S. Stiller, E. Dehaan, A. Yax, D. Fetter, K. Reinbold, T. Kischnick, H. Shinaver, K. VanOchten, and J. Zwerk. Second Row: S. Hill, T. Childs, M. Bierlein, J. Kern, L. Durkee, A. Brecht, S. Durkee, S. Prueter, M. Frost, Third Row: N. Spierkerman, S. Wagner, S. Sylvester, L. Ryers, J. Maresh, A. Peyok, J. Schiefer, B. Frost, J. Wilson. Fourth row: J. Redwanz, T. Wagner, A. Boesnch, G. Countegan, A. Trombley, J. Blankenship, J. Fleischman, M. Weber, T. Mueller, and K. Ahrens, Fifth Row: S. Bremer, M. Majask, S. Cheshire, J. Van Ochten, K. Sheldon, S. Histed, and K. Schwartz. Music Groups Boost Morale The Pep Band helped raise the spirit of the crowd by playing at all home basketball games. They also played for the pep assemblies during school. These students did this on a volunteer basis, there were no credits for this class. This year’s Concert Band had an enjoyable year. They went to the district festival where they received a rating of straight I's, which advanced them to the state festival where they received a rating of straight Ils. They performed a Christmas Concert at Christ The Pep Band raises the crowd's spirit at a home basket- | utheran Church and a spring concert for the ball game. student body at Reese High School. H 7%, EN E d йына ж Li N к Y This year's Pep Band includes Front Row: A. Boensch, T. Childs, K. Reinbold, J. Stiller, D. Fetter, T. Kischnick, G. Countegan, and J. Blankenship. Middle Row: T. Mueller, S. Bremer, N. Spiekerman, B. Frost, J. Wilson, S. Hill, and J. Osbourn. Back Row: L. Ryers, J. Maresh, J. Schiefer, K. Ahrens, S. Hecht, J. O'Connor, M. Weber, and M. Frost. S ұ� e a 4 | m : ; =ч x оз __ : si d j 4 This year’s Concert Band includes First Row: A. Peyok, J. Maresh, M. Majask, J. Kern, K. Brecht, A. Yax, and S. Durkee. Second Row: J. Schiefer, J. Blankenship, T. Wagner, C. Sylvester, S. Wagner, M. Bierlein, K. Schwartz, and L. Durkee. Third Row: J. Redwanz, J. Van Ochten, L. Ryers, N. Spiekerman, S. Bremer, S. Prueter, B. Frost, T. Mueller, M. Weber, M. Frost, and J. Wilson. Fourth Row: T. Childs, T. Reinbold, H. Shinaver, K. VanOchten, D. Fetter, J. Stiller, J. Zwerk, S. Cheshire, and T. Kischnick. Fifth Row: J. Osbourn, C. Hecht, S. Hill, J. O’Connor, M. Findlay, K. Aherns, A. Boensch, J. Fleischman, A. Trombley, and G. Countegan. Activities 71 Yearbock Staff Documents Year The yearbook staff worked very hard this year. The students were divided into several sections. They were activities, boy's and girl's sports, fac- ulty, senior section, and underclassmen. Marty Gonzales was this year's editor. He was responsible for setting up picture days, laying out the opening pages, and creating the division pages. Bob Fryer types a copy block for the yearbook. Deana Bernthal and Jeff Szilagyi lay out pages for the yearbook. Mr. Matuzak and Marty Gonzales review some pages be- fore mailing them in. The Yearbook staff includes, front row: D. Schultz, L. Schrader, D. F 1 : D. wE: , D. Foster, M. Barkholz, M. Gonzales, L. Edw Schroeder, D. Bernthal, and T. Schafsnitz. Second Row: J. Zwiker, J. Wilkinson, L. Koester, J. Szilagyi, M. A E Hoornstra, and J. Barrett. Journalism Class Upgrades Paper This year’s Journalism class published a news- paper which changed its appearance. It was printed by the Cass River Trader and was distrib- uted the last Friday of each month. This was the first time in three years that Mr. Matuzak advised the class. The two co-editors were Donna Schoenknecht and Laura Taylor. The Journalism class has done an outstanding job this year with its new format. Donna Schoenknecht, Mr. Matuzak and Laura Taylor take a break after completing the final issue of the Rocket La Review. T H Diana Foster and Mary Barkholz review the April edition of Linda Edwards works on an editorial for the next paper. the newspaper. y) ) ... s dme This year's Journalism class included, front row: T. Teddy, R. McNiven, J. Todd, L. Taylor, D. Schoenknecht, A. Avery, D. Foster, and A. Jones, second row: M. Montgomery, J. Ryers, J. Jones, T. Peyok, L. Edwards, Advisor Mr. Matuzak, M. Barkholz, G. Williams, E. Larges, J. Jessmore, and S. Yockey. Activities 73 FFA Proffers Farm Experience This year’s FFA had another productive year. They sold many things to raise money including fruit, seeds, and rose bushes. They also had a six-acre land lab which the chapter used to raise crops. The money from these activities was used to send a few members to the National Conven- tion at Kansas City. They also held the District Leadership Contest at Reese High School where they had many con- tests and gave away many awards. a The FFA Officers include Mr. Grysko, M. Pierce, T. Wei- gold, S. Hill, D. Ruppert, J. Felske, J. Wilkinson, and D. Rau, and S. Hadaway. ——— T ee oU LEARNING TODO FF Д DOING TOLEARN ` TA „EARNING TÛ LIVE | е - LIVING TO SERVE The FFA members include Front Row: Mr. Grysko, М. Pierce, T. Weigold, S. Hill, D. Ruppert, J. Felske, and J. Wilkinson. Second Row: R. Jones, K. Taylor, F. Schoenknecht, M. Histed, S. Edwards, P. Anker, Kim Fackler, L. Avery, J. Szilagyi, M. Allen, D. Foster, J. Dotson, and E. Achenbach. Third Row: M. Montgomery, D. Rau, D. Larges, S. Hadaway, K. Prueter, J. Barrett, T. Schafsnitz, R. Rau, Kelly Fackler, and M. Wilson. N Choir Welcomes Mrs. Hofmeister The Reese High School Choir welcomed a new director this fall, Mrs. Hofmeister. With forty- three members, the choir was very active with a Christmas light show in the high school gym, festivals for participation and judging; the So- lo Ensemble contests in the spring; a special Michigan Sesquicentenial Concert; and partici- Julie Killin plays the washboard at the Sesquicentennial pation at commencement in June. Concert held in Honor of Michigan’s 150th birthday. Members of the choir include: front row: D. Curtis, J. Killin, M. Benton, S. Haselbeck, S. Greenia, L. Avery, A. Campbell, A. Ronk, S. Kosha, J. Bader, M. Weber, and Amy Doerr, Second row: T. Ortega, Ann Doerr, T. Dawson, J. Purman, S. Jimenez, B. Doerr, S. Williams, D. Stricker, L. Taylor, K. Brechtelsbouer, and A. Avery, Third row: S. Bremer, J. Todd, D. Schoenknecht, J. Simmet, T. Lucynski, K. Atkinson, J. Tyers, S. Hill, D. Ruppert, R. Budry, T. Higgins, and D. Lagalo. Shawn Higgins plays the jug while the other choir mem- Mrs. Hofmeister teaches the class different singing tech- bers wait to sing. niques to be used later on in the year. ge? Activities 75 Co-op Program Offers Training Those students who desire ‘‘on-the-job’’ work experience may do so for a half a day. Students must apply and be accepted for the program and are also required to be enrolled in a class which is directly related to his or her job. Stu- dents were required to be a member of the co-op program and attend the monthly meetings. Many students take advantage of this pro- gram to make money while advancing their edu- cation. Jim Jasman and Rich Belger fill their plates at the Co banquet. The Co-op Officers include: Kevin Hecht, president; Ted Mr. Webster and Mr. Twork discuss future plans for Fielbrandt, vice-president; Mr. Elliott, advisor; and Fred Co-op program. Haubenstricker, treasurer. The Co-op members include — Front Row: M. Null, R. Belger, S. Hadaway, T. Mueller, B. Campbell, and О. Moi Second Row: H. Haselbeck, T. Fielbrandt, K. Hecht, F. Haubenstricker, M. Kuchar, and T. Schobert. Back Row: Wendland, T. Reinbold, J. Gulczinski, D. Hagen, M. Gonzales, C. Billmeier, D. Rau, and Mr. Elliott. 4 76 Activities 1 S M Р At Skill Center The Skill Center this year offered programs which everyone could enjoy. They still had morn- ing and afternoon classes where students could earn three credits for passing. They also received | a certificate of approval. These classes gave students a basic experi- ence which will help them in future jobs and gave them a head start toward learning a specific skill. Many students who took beginners classes last year moved on to advanced levels in these “ classes this year. Experience Given Members of the afternoon skill center are: Front row: М. Zaragozo, Т. Walker, D. Grzemkowski, J. Warion, K. Fielbrandt, the L. Nowak, R. Schneider, and R. Wordock, Second row: A. Whiting, B. Nelson, D. Neveau, L. Matuszak, S. Harrison, S. Grzemkowski, P, DuRussel, and F. Leipold. Third row: J. Parrent, T. Weigold, M. Howell, B. Howell, C. Marshall, D. Campbell, J. Espitia, and T. Reid. | ! 7 : | Te Ke a Members of the morning skill center are: Front row: S. Higgins, M. Clark, K. McCollum, M. Krukowski, D. ene: and D. T. Campbell. Second row: A. Jewell, T. Schafsnitz, L. Stockmeyer, J. Schluckbier, B. Sahr, and J. Schroeder. Activities 77 SSS i EA)ELILLAEeGO E 000 Deutsch Klub Hat Fleissiges Jahr Der Deutsch Klub ist dieses Jahr sehr fleissig geworden. Sie haben Advent Kalandern un Kandis verKauft. Der Klub hat viele Zeiten, wo sie zusam- mengebracht haben. Euere Ende des Jahr Festes- sen war beim Kryziak’s gehabt. Alle haben eine gute Zeit gehabt. = im 30) B S 3 D і 2 ч рм, bd Universität Beutschland j” Aniversitäl | Beutg This уеаг 5 German Club Officers include Pang Кои Hang, Julia Elbers, Mike Fleischmann, and Yee Chang Hang. Above: Pang Hau Hang receives an award from Mrs. Vosler. Below: Julia Elbers receive a tee-shirt from Yee Hang. This year’s German Club members include, front row: 5. DeHaan, М. Fleischmann, Y. Hang, Т. Mueller, С. Bauman, J Elbers, P. Hang, K. Graczyk, and R. Jones. Second row: T. Pelky, T. Tolfree, T. Zoellner, M. Benton, M. Uhl, D. Benson, A. Kuchar, and К. Schwartz. Third row: P. Hang, L. Buchinger, J. Schluckbier, M. Clark, К. Bielskis, N. Moore, J. Wilson. D. Wendland, T. Daenzer, and M. Windy. Fourth row: J. O’Connor, A. Houghtaling, G. Hitts, K. Jasman E: Hang G. Haselbeck, P. Kumar, R. Prahin, J. Blankenship, and S. Henne. | же okiers Tackle Caberfae Slopes The Ski Club members were not disturbed by the lack of snow this past winter. They all enjoyed themselves as they skied down the Slopes of Caberfae at Cadillac. Mr. Gilchrist and Mr. Webster helped Mr. Jordan supervise this trip. Hopefully, next winter will offer more opportunities for this group to travel. Mr. Webster in a wheelchair? If you would have seen him ski you would know why. The ski club steps out of the bus and takes a look at the These few members led the way down the hill. slopes. ) Séi —— This year's ski club included: Front row: J. Zwiker, T. Teddy, T. Wagner, C. Wozniak, A. Yax, K. Findlay, and L. Edwards. Second row: J. Felske, J. Jessmore, L. Ryers, T. Mueller, T. Childs, and G. Gomoluch. Third row: K. Taylor, S. DeHaan, D. Ruppert, K. Reinholt, V. Pierce, R. Hirschman, and J. Gaunt. Activities 79 aaa... Dan Student Aides Help Teachers The student aides were very important to the teachers, office staff, and the librarians. Their major jobs include typing tests, running off dit- tos, correcting and filing papers. They have done many things to help save teachers a lot of time and energy. Laura Taylor sits at the librarian’s desk waiting for astu- Jennifer Van Ochten corrects vocabulary books for Miss dent to check out a book. Koval. This year’s student aides included: Front row: M. Weber, J. Van Ochten, S. Histed, C. Marshall, B. Howell, G. Trombley, L. Taylor, K. Brechtelsbauer, and A. Jones, Second row: S. DeHaan, E. DeHann, J. Simmet, K. Sheldon, A. Brechtels- bauer, M. Kuchar, C. Billmier, M. Howell, M. McNiven, and G. Williams, Third row: S. Bremer, T. Schobert, N. Stockmeyer, J. Ryers, M. Gonzales, S. Hadaway, T. Reid, M. Fleishman, J. Todd, L. Bierlein, and A. Doerr, Fourth row: M. Majask, К. Hecht, J. Gulczinski, T. Peyok, D. Morel, T. Fielbrandt, J. O'Conner, F. Haubenstricker, D. Grzemkowski, T. Reinbold, and D. Ruppert. 80 Activities Computer Club Enjoys Contests The Math Club was very busy this year working in competitions against students from other Michigan high schools. They hope to increase their membership next year and hope to be able to achieve higher scores next year! Brian Swanton shows us the high scorers for the mathe- matics competitions. Mr. Weier, math club advisor, tries a new Epson com- puter in the typing room. 5 Leg 1 ТТ 4 Universitat This year's Math Club members include, front row: R. Jones, A. Peyok, and Y. Hang. Second row: P. Gomoluch, A. Avery, J. Jasman, and M. Uhl. Activities 81 “Dancing Stars” Concert Theme This year’s Modern Dancers worked very hard | to make their Dancing in the Stars” concert a great performance. The Seniors involved in Modern Dance includ- ed Jennifer Van Ochten, Melissa Zarazua, Ann Г m | Yax, Sharon Histed, Kellie Brechtelsbauer, and ч : y H Donna Schoenknecht. г ee 5 (BR These three young boys wait to be announced. This year's seniors included J. VanOchten, M. Zarazua, A. The dancers perform in their Dancing in the Stars con- Yax, S. Histed, K. Brechtelsbauer, and D. Schoenknecht. cert. This year's Modern Dance included, Front Row: J. VanOchten, A. Yax, L. Ryers, S. Histed, M. Trombley, M. Costello, K. Van Ochten, and T. Pelkey, Second Row: J. Purman, M. Bierlein, C. Roberts, T. Wagner, K. Findlay, D. Stricker, and J. Millerov, Third Row: J. Redwaz, C. Findlay, N. Moore, S. Wagner, C. Bouvy, S. Williams, D. Schoenknecht, and K. Brechtelsbauer. 82 Activities Pep Club Lifts School Spirit The Pep Club was very busy this year making signs and posters. They also went to many foot- ball and basketball games to excite the crowd. The Pep Club is a voluntary organization and students had to meet either before or after school. Ms. Yaroch advised this organization again this year. ud a = d : à ў y cO Sm 2 h KE i 4 м d ер” A ` A EM This year's Pep Club included: front row: C. Kreil, K. Reinbold, A. Kischnick. R Kirschman, J. Sh j , , . , = 6 е ага, S. : Taylor, and Ms. Yaroch. Second row: T. Pelkey, C. Haske, A. Hecht, B. Swanton, V. Pierce, B. ТОПОН Б Бат e SC Third row: T. Weber, С. Petro, J. Todd, M. Bieren. S Stockmeyet RUN D. chwartz, and J. Zwiker. Fourth row: S. Kern, M. Ball, E. Crimes, M. Manley. E CT pue ig and M. Kuchar. ey, E. Larges, K. Taylor, K. Sheldon, J. Elbers, H 4 м Not only does Ms. Yaroch advise the Pep Club, but she Jerry Franci ; also coaches volleyball. y Francis holds up a poster while Ms. Yaroch tapes it. Activities 83 [Тө] со мМ. [ ] o = Ф ЕСЕ a V-Gridders Suffer Hot Cold Season The Reese Varsity Football team ended its season with а 5-4 record overall and a 2-3 record in league play. The Rockets had several players | : | Scoreboard honored for their great playing. Marty Gonzales, 600000000 Tony Childs, Mike Null, Tim Peyok, Jeff Ryers, DA IM: AM Matt Sahr, and Noah Stockmeyer received All- S New Lothrop | Conference honors. Mayville x! Coach Van Paris received his 100th career win Ё 2 | Harbor Beach f this season against Harbor Beach. Congratula- tions, and good luck next year, Rockets. Mec ee ma 26 сә - e ke Y | j RELSE Б REESE a REESE A SE Y Front Row: B. Sahr, B. Swanton, S. Hill, N. Stockmeyer, J. Ryers, and D. Lisee. Second Row: M. Eischer, B. Conley, E. . Larges, M. Montgomery, М. Parrent, P. DuRussel, and Т. Childs, Third Row: M. Null, F. Liepold, J. Zwiker, Mark Sahr, Matt Sahr, D. Marsrow, and Mr. Gilchrist. Top Row: Coach Van Paris, R. Greania, P. Gomoluch, T. Peyok, M. Gonzales, T. Karp, and C. Parrent. mms 0 0 0 l8 J.V. Team Has Far Top: The team leaves the field for half-time. Above: Kevin Ackerman drives an opponent out-of-bounds. Uneventful Year The J.V. Football team had an average sea- son. Mr. Elliott and Mr. Behmlander returned to coach the brave Rockets. The Rockets had a lot of freshman go out, along with many sopho- mores who returned to the team. The young Rockets ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 7 losses. The J.V. team worked hard this season and are looking forward to next year. The Junior Varsity — Front Row: G. Gomoluch, C. Kern, K. Ackerman, D. Cichowski, C. Fisher, and T. Childs. Middle Row: K. Taylor, J. Pierce, B. Gnatkowski, P. Strauss, E. DuRussell, D. Dew, D. Petro, R. Prahin, and Coach Elliott. Top Row: Coach Behmlander, 5. Stedry, Р. Purdy, Т. Reinbold, J. Reif, J. Peplinski, J. Haubenstricker, В. BurkHAáhigtiasd 87. Windy. Girls’ B-Ball 3-7 In League The Girls’ Varsity Basketballteam pulled down | only 6 victories and lost 14 games. The girls were | fourth and lost 14 games. The girls were fourth in the Conference with a record of 3 wins and 7 losses. d | Honors were received by Krista Reinholt, first team all-conference; Donna Schoenknecht, Lisa Ryers, and Michelle Frost, honorable mention. Good luck to the 1987 team!! S Krista Reinholt towers over th Stacey Wagner pulls up for a two point attempt inside. Coach Carter gives encouraging words to his players dur _ ing a time-out. f E wärs Mie, А 2% y 1 EE mi Front row: D. Wozniak, L. Edwards, D. Schoenknecht, S. Wagner, L. Ryers, and R. Hirschman. Second row: Mr. Carter, V. Pierce, J. Bremer, K. Reinholt, S. Kern, Linda Edwards looks for an open M. Frost, and E. Claerhout. 88 Athletics “ team mate under-the-boards. T J. V. Cagers hes aL. | [ook To Future - SCOREBOARD The J.V. girls concluded another season with 11 wins and 9 losses. Kris Findlay, Heather Greenleaf, and Tracey Wagner led the team in high double-digit scores. | U.S.A. proved to be the toughest team the lı Sandusky girls played. Individual performances improved ` Mayville | сз as the season progressed. Harbor Beach“ | U Жж _, Merrill Valley Lutherai Coach Marks explains the strategy in fine detail. Ü Front Row: S. Jimenez, B. Doerr, J. Purman, H. Weiss, L. Reinert, T. Wagner, C. Wozniak, H. Greenleaf. Second Row: J. | Millerov, Т. Teddy, В. Jones, О. Butler, К. Findlay, О. Wendland, Н. Shinaver, and Coach Marks. Athletics 89 ee ш� ш EE This year’s Cross-Country team had a rebuild- ing year. The team had four juniors, two sopho- mores, and two freshman. Dave Kowalski had a good year with the team. He made 2nd-team all area, all conference and state. Everyone contrib- uted well to the team. The next years team hopes to have a hard and striving year. David Kowalski is “Т� е Leader of the Pack”. The team poses before a meet. ТИ Front Row: В. Reinbold, С. Garcia, М. Ritter, Е. Crimes, and М. Frost. Standing: Craig Garcia and David Kowalski B ||| J. Schluckbier, J. Mueller, David Kowalski, and Coach Jordan. battle for position. | | 90 Athletics Girls CC-Team Finishes Second The Girls’ Cross Country team tied for first at the Conference meet but lost on the tie breaker with Connie Gulczinski, Greta Hasel- beck, and Melissa Zarazua making All-Confer- ence. Melissa and Connie also ran in the state finals. The girls placed third, fourth, and fifth in most meets. ` S COUNTRY EBOAF 22 After а long, hard day Melissa Zara- Melissa Zarazua leads the girls zua Can still manage a smile. around the team. Coach Jordan takes time to relax Front row: Chris Findlay, Lori Durkee, Greta Haselbeck, and Connie Gulc- from the team. zinski. Second Row: Melissa Zarzua, Mr. Jordan, and Michele Costello. Athletics 91 Future Bright For Tennis | Team | This year’s Tennis team had a fairly successful | season. They finished the season with a 7-3 re- | соға. The team is made up of five seniors, three | juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. a The team should be very good with all the return- a ing players. Good luck next year guys! | | | Jim O'Connor awaits a serve. Above: Chad Fischer looks excited after his first win. Right: Todd Mueller and Randy Kramer play doubles at home. Front Row: K. Belskis, P. Hang, S. Cheshire, F. Hang, and R. Kramer. Second Row: S. DeHaan, J. O'Connor, E. DeHaan. T. Mueller, M. Reif, and Coach Petro. 92 Athletics Golf Team Suffers “Раг” Season This year’s Reese Golf team did pretty well considering the size of the golf team they had. The team was made up of four seniors, two juniors, and one freshman. Sara Bremer was the team’s first girl in a very long time and she did very well. The team fin- ished the season with a 4-2 record and members are very much looking forward to next season. Reese Golf (low score wi Port Hope de Са “ -Reese Inv. — Are Ше Vassar Country Club is one of the courses the Reese High Front Row: Kevin Hecht, and Marc VanPetten. Top Row: team plays. Sara Bremer, Mike Buzzard, and Stewart Yockey. Athletics 93 —— — This year's Varsity Volleyball team had a good season with 16 wins and 8 loses. Many awards were given to the Reese volley- ball team which included the special “Соас� of the Year Award received by Coach Landsk- roener for being the outstanding coach in the League. Three members of the squad received All- Conference Awards. They were Krista Reinholt, first team; Kellie Brechtelsbauer, second team; and Lori Reinert, honorable mention. Reinholt and Brechtelsbaur also received first team and honorable-mention All-Area Awards, respectively. In league play, the Varsity Volleyball team had 8 wins and 2 loses. ' с ' d ч , жн (REESE | REESE’ | mE 3 23 . (ipe (REESE; REESE, | REESE Hm 6 | )5 Lib? BÀ Tad MU а | - H ‘Coach Of Year” Sandusky Mayvillê | Flint Holy Rosar ` REESE! 9 | This years Varsity Volleyball team includes: front row: K. Brechtelsbaur, H. Krista Reinholt uses her experience Weiss, S. Wagner, T. Schafsnitz, and B. Toloff. Back row: M. Kuchar, C. Petro, L. and skill to perform an excellent Reinert, K. Reinholt, D. Wozniak, and Coach Landskroener. Tammy Schafsnitz comes through to save the ball. 94 Athletics serve. Lori Reinert gets her body in action to hit the ball. Py ы | 2” J.V. Spikes 12-7 For Year This year’s J.V. Volleyball team consisted of eight freshman and three returning sophomores: Lisa Avery, Angie Kuchar, and Paula Moore. The team wrapped up the season with 12 wins and 7 losses. The team received praise for its strong, power- ful serving and outstanding setting. Heather Greenleaf and Tracey Wagner led in great net play. Kris Findlay awaits the opponent's serve. оз № CO A — оо Y y © -оюгкю оо кю а IO © Heather Greenleaf leaps into the air Tonya Teddy serves the ball. Paula Moore quickly returns the to complete her serve. ball. The 1987 J.V. Volleyball team consists of front row: H. Greenleaf, T. Wagner, L. Avery, L. Ryers, D. Lagalo, and P. Hang. Back row: Coach Yaroch, C. Findlay, T. Teddy, P. Moore, A. Kuchar, T. Naegele, H. Shinaver, and L. Reinert. | Varsity Squad | Captures Third | This year's Varsity Cheerleaders put forth | much effort and many hours of practicing to help | boost the morale of the teams. The girls went to a camp sponsored by the United States Cheerleading Association. lt was a three-day camp with learning and competitions. | They also attended competitions at Central | Michigan University and in Kingston. The girls show off their moves by doing the Pee Wee Thanks for the great effort in creating spirit! man dance. The 1986-87 Varsity Cheerleaders are M. Barkholz, K. Sheldon, J. Simmet, A. Yax, C. Roberts, K. Brecht, A. Peyok, A. Doerr, and M. Majask. During a time-out, the cheerleaders enter- Chris Roberts works through the Kathy Sheldon sees something she tain the audience. routine. really likes. 96 Athletics = a E JV Cheerleaders Raises Spirits The 1986-87 J.V. Cheerleaders consist of two sophomores and four freshmen. The girls went to a cheerleading competition in Kingston in which they placed third. They also went to camp at Central Michigan University. Thanks for all the spirit this past year! The J.V. Cheerleaders show their ent ing at a game. husiasm while cheer- Misty Reaume is full of pep and power while she cheers Calm down Cindy; Cathy’s not that bad! along with the crowd. Ecc PES Г cic V P PNE ER The J. V. Cheerleading squad consists of Front Row: C. Sylvester, C. Findlay, M. Reaume, C. Bouvy, and D. Benson. Back Row: H. McKinstry, and A. Kuchar. Athletics 97 ` Juniors Dominate Varsity Cagers || The Reese Varsity Basketball team had a de- feating season, ending up with a record of 5 wins and 15 losses. The team had two seniors, eight juniors, and three sophomores. Reese held the Districts here involving, Reese, Nouvel, Valley Lutheran, Carrollton, and Michi- gan Lutheran Seminary. The teams battled to see who would end up first in the area. Nouvel came in first with Reese coming in a whomping third. Reese hopes to break its string with next year’s team. Good luck! Bryan Sahr goes up for the jumpshot. Marc VanPetten skies for the jumper. Front Row: B. Sahr, Y. Hang, J. Schluckbier, and B. Conley. | pp Ri | Athletics 98 Second Row au, M. Ritter, M. VanPetten, M. Sahr, and C. Garcia. | Y 0, Q .. J.V. Basketball Looks lo Future JATAU 1 7 ь | This year’s J.V. Basketball team ended its sea- | | de | -- | son with a 5-15 record. The team showed pro- | ! À | ‘x Ё: a | gress all season and played very well. Е Т� е team was made up of 3sophomores, and Kevin Ackerman shoots for two points. 5 freshmen. With the returning players, next year’s team should be very good. Brad Gnatkowski covers his man. Front Row: R. Burkhard, K. Ackerman, P. Kumar, and D. Kowalski. Second Row: J. Haines, D. Petro, R. Prahin, B. Gnatkowski, and Coach Carter. Athletics 99 | Freshman B-Ball Has Rough Year The Freshman Basketball team had another tough season. Mr. Bird once again coached these mighty little guys in their first year of high- school ball. The team had nine freshman who | stuck with all the hard coaching techniques ої Mr. Bird. Good luck next year guys! Front Row: B. Sahr, T. Child, C. Fisher, M. Frost, and B. Weihl. Second Row: Mr. Bird, K. Reinbold, J. Schluckbier, B. Hitsman, and E. Crimes. Athletes Lift During Off Seasons This year's weight lifting club had many partic- ipants. The weight lifters lift to improve perfor- mance, strength, and flexib ility; to help them perform better. They lift to get ready for football, basketball, golf, tennis, track, and other sports. This year's group had 29 members and they worked very hard after school and sixth hour in advanced gym class. AES | First Row: М. Windy, С. Kerns, E. DuRussel, J. Reif, Т. Reinbold, а� а С. Gomluch. Second Row: J. Elbers, Р. Strauss, J. Pierce, Р. DuRussel, М. Eisher, М. Montgomery, Н. Russel, М. Sahr, D. Cichowski, and J. Peplinski. Third Row: 5. Hill, R. | Greenia, J. Zwiker, О. Ruppert, S. Grzemkowski, T. Peyok, М. Parrent, М. Gonzales, С. Parrent, P. Gomluch, and E. | Larges. | (| me AN Ж Ш Students Finally Defeat Teachers The Intramural Basketball program had a suc- cessful season. The players showed enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and athletic ability. At the end of the regular season play, Stockmeyer’s team was first; Parrent’s team was second; Peyok’s third, and Ruppert’s last. At the end of the regular season the seniors that participated played a game against the teachers. For the first time since 1975, the stu- dents defeated the teachers by a score of 46-45 Ms. Elbers tries for the rebound. thanks to a last-second shot by Matt Parrent. Team 1: S. Hadaway, D. Larges, M. Gonzales, F. Hauben- Team 2: B. Campbell, D. Rau, M. Eisher, T. Peyok. stricker, N. Stockmeyer. Team 3: S. Hill, J. Wilkinson, М. Montgomery, D. Ruppert, Team 4: J. O'Connor, C. Parrent, P. Platko, M. Parrent. D. Wendland. Athletics 108 Varsity Track Has Good Year m $ This year's track team had a very productive Freeland, Valley season. They finished the season with a — re- Ga Sees ay ES cord. The team received 2nd in the Reese Invita- gl ads d tional and 3rd in the Conference meet at Reese. The 9-10 grade track members placed fourth at USA and the team placed 2nd in Regionals. Jeff Ryers received All-Conference honors for the 400 and Matt Sahr for pole vault. State honors were received by Eric Larges and Matt Sahr. Eric received 7th for discus, and Matt received 7th in pole vault. Jeff Ryers runs his hardest to bein Eric Larges throws the discus trying to One of Reese's fine pole-vaulters 1st place. break the record. shows us how it is done! Front Row: Mr. Sage, Mark Sahr, C. Parrent, D Ruppert, M. Parrent, J. R age, M or D ‚М. ‚ J. Ryers, М. Van Petten, N. Stockmeyer, М. GC? E lesa ДЕ pue Second Row: J. Felske, J. Pierce, D. Kowalski, E. Larges, Matt Sahr, P. DuRussel R ‚м. oChluckbier, B. Conley, M. Histed, and M. Frost. Third Row: D. Light, E. Crim lai dry. R. Burkhard, P. Kumar, E. Guliver, B. Wiehl, and P. Purdy. e E Buey Jordan Takes Girls’ Track Duties With the help of a new coach, Mr. Jordan, the team pulled out many fine successes. This year was the first time a female from Reese has ever made All-State in track. The outstanding runner was Connie Gulczinski in the 800 M run. Connie broke the school record and was also selected to first team All-Conference. The mile relay team consisting of Kris Findlay, Michelle Frost, Connie Gulczinski, Chris Petro broke the school record, and were selected to first team All-Conference. Excellent runing girls! Chris Roberts eagerly awaits the ex- Connie Gulczinski crosses the finish Debbie Wendland executes a good form change of the relay baton. line to end the 2-mile relay. while throwing the shot put. The 1987 Girl's Track includes front row: J. Pu ч Hecht. Third row: J. Bremer, J. Bader, О. Wendland, М. Віе� еі� , К. Findlay, В. Greketis, а� а C. Gulczinski. rman, K. Van Ochten, M. Frost, D. Schoenkecht, M. Trombley, M. Costello, and C. Roberts. Second row: Coach Jordan, N. Moore, C. Findlay, S. Jimenez, C. Petro, L. Edwards, and S. 5 GIRLS’ T RACK o C Y D LE un = Athletics 103 This year’s Varsity Baseball team had a trying season. The team finished the season with a 10- 18 record. The team was a young team made up of 5 seniors, and 7 juniors. The team was coached again by Mr. Van Paris. The team struggled at the beginning but start- ed to come back at the end of the season. The teaam should be much better next year. Good Luck! E D. Larges, P. Gomuluch, T. Childs, M. Gonzales, and J. Wilkinson. 104 Athletics Y ` O1 |] Da ы м Mm i SAMD 2 Phil Gomoluch hits a double. VAR I BAS Front Row: M. Kurtanski, R. Hetsner, D. Marsrow, T. Peyok,, M. Null, S. Hill, and B. Sahr, Second Row: Coach Van Paris, Front Row: F. Schoenknecht, M. Uhl, D. Cichowski, T. Kishnick, and B. Sahr. Second Row: J. Osbourn, S. Stedry, G. Gomoluch, B. Gnatkowski, J. Reif, and T. Reinbold. Third Row: T. Childs, M. Trombley, M. Windy, J. Pepolinski, R. Jones, and S. Edwards. JV. B-Ball Team Finishes 5-13 This year’s J.V. Baseball team had a difficult season. They finished the season with a 5-13 record. 10 sophomores and 8 freshmen made up this years J.V. team. The team got off to a rough start and in the middle of the season they played good ball, but due to a few people moving up to varsity the team struggled once more. Good luck next year! Sandusky. __ 4,3 Mayville 6,7 Athletics 105 This year the Varsity Softball Team had an above average season with 18 wins and 14 loses. Awards for All-District were received by: Krista Reinholt, Angie Avery, Kellie Brechtelsbauer, and Sherry Kern. Kathy Sheldon received honor- able mention. Krista Reinholt and Sherry Kern received first team All-Conference with Kellie Brechtelsbauer receiving second team all-Conference. Angie Avery and Kathy Sheldon received honorable mention. Sherry Kern winds up for the pitch. This year’s Varsity Softball team included: first row: S. Kern, T. Teddy, B. Toloff, K. Brechtelsbauer, L. Avery, and K. Reinholt. Second row: M. Ball, J.. Maresh, D. Wozniak, A. Avery, J. Simmet, K. Sheldon, and Coach Behmlander. 106 Athletics agnam 3w—3 |] | | J.V. Girls Face | Tough Schedule The 1987 J.V. Girls’ softball team did not have | a very successful season. They won six games | and lost thirteen. | The team consisted of five sophomores and seven freshman. The teams toughest competitior proved to be U.S.A. Good luck next year! 1 хе ios OOO = 1 4 1 2 2. 1 0 1 1 | | Heidi Shinaver, on first base, awaits the throw to tag the runner. ball. OA o eh This years J.V. softball team includes front row: S. Smith, H. Shinaver, Т. Wagner, В. Doerr, С. Woxniak and D Benson. back row: L. Reinert, D. Butler, S. Kosha, D. Lagalo, R. Hirschman, K. Schwartz and Coach yaroch. Athletics 107 JOHN DEERE ee sue m POMPEI PIZZA FACTORY Advertisements 109 тмчУуСОПІГИПСІИ I IE PHONE 517-673-3181 the ЕЙ ADVERTISER THE THUMB AREA'S LARGEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 344 i. STATE ST. CARO, MICHIGAN 48723 Janson Equipment Co. 9676 Saginaw St. Phone: 868-4118 1% MILE E. 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Main Frankenmuth, MI 48734 (517) 652-9743 Ethel M. Yessayan Good Luck Seniors (517)868-4144 Office Hours by Appt. Only Medley Ann Larkin, Ф.О. INTERNAL MEDICINE FAMILY PRACTICE 9978 Woodruff, P.O. Box 388 Reese, Michigan 48757 PI «| Mayco Paints - Studio Stains ОСУУ Classes Available Call 868-3301 Finished Gifts-Special Orders Made . Joyce M. Howell, Owner 8011 W. Gilford Rd., Gilford HOURS: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Advertising 121 122 Autographs Autographs 123 124 Index Student Index Achenbach, Eric 27, 74. Ackerman, Kevin 27, 87, 99. Ahrens, Kenneth 21, 70. Allen, Michael 74. Anker, Patricia 27, 74, 83. Atkinson, Kimberly 75. Avery, Aaron 27, 61. Avery, Angela 7, 40, 41, 55, 58, 63, 69, 74, 75, 81, 106. Avery, Lisa 27, 174, 75, 96, 106. B Bader, Jenny 27, 75, 103 Bader, Susette 41, 57. Bailey, Klista 27. Bailey, Sherry 21. Ball, Mary Ann 33, 83, 106. Barajas, Manuel 21. Barkholz, Mary 31, 61, 72, 74, 96. Barrett, Jeff 33, 72, 74. Bauer, Lee 27. Bauman, Carol 40, 41, 61, 69, 78. Bauman, Tracy 27. Becker, Jennifer 21. Belger, Richard 41. Benson, Darlene 27, 61, 68, 78, 97, 107. Benton, Michelle 33, 75, 78. Bernthal, Deana 33, 72. Berry, Pammi 21. Beyer, Renee 33. Bielskis, Kirk 27, 78, 92. Bierlein, Lori 80. Bierlein, Michelle 27, 70, 71, 82, 83, 103. Bierlein, Richard 27. Billmeier, Christina 41. Billmeier, Sheryl 21. Blankenship, Jennifer 27, 70, 71, 78. Blank, Andy 21. Boensch, Ann 27, 70, 71. Boensch, Jason 27. Boensch, Matthew 40, 41, 61, 69. Bouvy, Catherine 21, 82, 97. Brecht, Karen 33, 70, 71, 96. Brechtelsbauer, Amy 41, 80. Brechtelsbauer, Kellie 41, 69, 75, 80, 82, 94, 106. Bremer, Julie 27, 88, 103. Bremer, Sara 41, 68, 70, 71, 75, 80, 93. Buchinger, Lisa 21, 78. Budry, Richard 21, 24, 75, 102. Burkhard, Robert 21, 87, 98, 102. Butler, Dawn 21, 89, 107. Buzzard, Michael 42, 93, 98, 102. С Campbell, Amy 21, 75. Campbell, Bryan 42, 72, 103. Campbell, Tammy 42, 72. Castellon, Serena 33. Cheshire, Sheila 27, 70, 71, 92. Childs, Anthony 42, 57, 86. Childs, Timothy 21, 70, 71, 78, 79, 87, 104, 105. Cichowski, Daniel 27, 87, 100, 108. Claerhout, Elicia 27, 88. Clark, Marlane 42, 77, 78. Conley, Brian 32, 33, 61, 68, 69, 86, 98, 102. Cronk, Matthew 21. Costello, Michele 33, 36, 68, 82, 91, 103. Countegan, Garth 21, 70, 71. Crimes, Ernest 12, 21, 83, 90, 98, 102. Curtis, Dale Renne 27, 75. Curtis, Scott 21. Daenzer, Todd 27, 78. Dawson, Terry 21, 75. DeHaan, Edward 42, 70, 80, 92. Delong, Ryan 21. Dew, Daniel 21, 87, 98, 102. Doerr, Amy 14, 40, 42, 55, 69, 75, 80. Doerr, Ann 33, 75, 96. Doerr, Elizabeth 21, 75, 89, 107. Dotson, Joseph 27, 74. Durkee, Lori 21, 70, 71, 91. Durkee, Sheri 33, 70, 72. DuRussell, Еітег 21, 87, 100. DuRussell, Peter 33, 77, 86, 98, 100, 102. E Edwards, James 27. Edwards, Linda 32, 33, 68, 69, 72, 74, 78, 79, 88, 103. Edwards, Steven 22, 74, 105. Eischer, Marty 17, 33, 68, 86, 100, 103. Elbers, John 28, 100. Elbers, Julia 33, 61, 78, 83. Espitia, Jose 33, 97. Fackler, Kelly 28, 74. Fackler, Кітбегіу 28, 74. Felske, Joel 28, 74, 78, 79, 98, 102. Fetter, Darin 33, 70, 71. Fielbrandt, Kendra 33, 77. Fielbrandt, Ted 42, 80. Findlay, Christine 22, 82, 95, 97, 103. Findlay, Kristine 22, 78, 79, 83, 89, 91, 103. Findlay, Mark 33, 71. Fischer, Chad 22, 87, 92. Fleischmann, Jill 28, 87, 92. Fleischmann, Michael 43, 61, 68,78, 80. Forbes, Paula 22. Foster, Diana 33, 90, 102. Francis, Jerry 83. Frost, Matthew 22, 90, 102. Frost, Michelle 40, 43, 61, 63, 69, 70, 71, 88, 98, 103. : Frost, Robert 22, 70, 71. Frost, Tom 33. Fryer, Bob 33. Garcia, Craig 33, 90, 98. Student Index Gaunt, Gerald 28, 78, 79. Gaunt, Heidi 43. Gnatkowski, Brad 28, 87, 90, 105. Gomoluch, Gregory 22, 78, 79, 87, 100, 105. Gomoluch, Phil 34, 61, 69, 81, 86, 100, 104. Gonzales, Martin 43, 56, 64, 72, 76, 79, 80, 86, 100, 101, 103, 104. Graczyk, Karen 28, 78. Grandy, Melissa 22. Greania, Michael 43. Greenia, Ron 32, 34, 86, 98, 100, 102. Greenia, Sandra 28, 30, 75, 83. Greenleaf, Heather 22, 89, 95. Greketis, Rebecca 22, 103. Grzemkowski, Daniel 43, 62, 77, 80. Grzemkowski, John 22. Grzemkowski, Steven 43, 62, 77, 100. Gulezinski, Constance 28, 91, 103. Gulczinski, James 43, 80. Gulliver, Eric 22, 98, 102. H Hadaway, Scott 43, 54, 74, 80, 103. Hagen, Dainel 44, 54. Haines, Jason 22, 98, 99, 102. Hang, Fu 28, 78, 92. Hang, Pang Ku 28, 61, 68, 78, 92, 98. Hang, Pang Wour 21, 22, 68, 78. Hang, Phoua 34. Hang, Xay 28. Hang, Yee Chang 40, 44, 54, 55, 61, 64, 65, 68, 69, 78, 81, 98. Harrison, Steve 28, 77. Haselbeck, Greta 28, 75, 78, 91. Haselbeck, Heidi 44. Haske, Connie 34, 69, 83. Ha ske, Michael 28. Haubenstricker, Fred 44, 80, 103. Haubenstricker, Jeremy 22, 87. Hecht, Annette 34, 61, 69, 83. Hecht, Kevin 40, 44, 54, 80, 93. Hecht, Sharlan 28, 70, 71, 103. Henne, Stacy 22, 68, 78. Hetzner, Randy 34, 104. Higgins, Shawn 75, 77. Higgins, Tracey 28, 75. Hill, Steve 34, 70, 71, 74, 765, 86, 100, 103, 104. Hinton, Steven 22, 98. Hirschman, Rachael 27, 28, 68, 78, 79, 83, 103, 104. Hinton, Steven 22, 98. Hirschman, Rachael 27, 28, 168, 78, 79, 83, 88, 107. Histed, Matthew 28, 74, 98, 102. Histed, Sharon 40, 44, 69, 70, 80, 82, 98. Hitts, Gina 22, 78. Hoornstra, Stanley 28, 72. Houghtaling, Amy 22, 70, 78. Houghtaling, Marty 22. Howell, Brenda 40, 44, 77, 80. Howell, Marci 44, 55, 77, 80. Humpert, Jill 34. Humpert, Kristine 28. Jasman, James 44, 81. Jasman, Kathy 22, 78. Jessmore, Jim 28, 74, 78, 79. Jewell, Angela 45, 72. Jimenez, Skye 22, 68, 75, 89, 103. Jones, Angela 45, 74, 80. Jones, James 45. Jones, Rebecca 28, 61, 78, 81, 89. Jones, Rick 22, 74, 105. Karp, Troy 45, 86. Kaul, Ryan 23, 98. Kennedy, Leeann 23. Kern, Colin 23, 87, 98, 100. Kern, Janna 23, 70, 71. Kern, Sherry 33, 34, 83, 88, 106. Kilbourn, Marion 34. Killin, Julie 34, 75. Kirby, Amy 23. Kischnick, Ann 34, 83. Kischnick, Terry 29, 70, 71, 105. Koester, Larry 34, 72. Kosha, Sheri 23, 75, 107. Kowalski, David 29, 90, 98, 99, 102. Kramer, Randy 45, 54, 55, 58, 68, 69, 92. Kramer, Todd 23. Kreil, Colleen 29, 83. Krompetz, Robert 27, 29. Krukowski, Mike 34, 72. Kuchar, Angela 29, 78, 95, 97. Kuchar, Melissa 17, 45, 55, 80, 83, 94. Kumar, Peter 23, 78, 98, 99, 102. Kurtansky, Michael 34, 104. Ё Lagalo, Donna 23, 75, 95, 107. Larges, Dean 34, 74, 98, 103, 104. Larges, Eric 32, 34, 74, 83, 86, 100, 102. Leipold, Fred 34, 35, 77, 86. Leppert, Samuel 29. Light, Dennis 23, 98, 102. Lindner, Amy 23. Lisee, Dan 34, 86. Lockwood, Brian 29. Lofback, William 29. Lopez, John 34. Lucynski, Tammy 23, 75. M Majask, Michelle 45, 55, 61, 68, 69, 70, 71, 80, 96. Manley, Matthew 29, 83. Marden, David 23. Marden, Joanne 29. Marden, Patricia 29. Maresh, Julie 34, 70, 71, 106. Lë Index 12 5 126 Index Marshall, Christine 45, 77, 80. Marshall, Michael 29. Marsrow, Daniel 45, 62, 86, 104. Matuszak, Lance 46, 77. McKinstry, Heather 23, 97. McCollum, Kelly 34, 77. McNiven, Ruth 46, 58, 74, 80. Miller, Dana 29. Miller, Daniel 23. Miller, Jeanette 24. Miller, Paul 23. Miller, Pete 29. Millerlov, Brian 14. Millerov, Jennifer 23, 82, 89. Montgomery, Mike 34, 74, 86, 100, 103. Moore, Nancy 23, 68, 78, 82, 103. Moore, Paula 29, 95. Morel, Darrell 46, 80. Mueller, Jeff 34, 90, 98, 102. Mueller, Todd 46, 54, 57, 58, 61, 68, 69, 70, 71, 78, 719492 Mueller, Troy 54. Naegele, Theresa 95. Nelson, Becky 46, 77. Nelson, Sandy 35. Neveau, Dan 35, 77. Novak, Lisa 35, 77. Null, Mike 46, 56, 63, 86, 104. O O'Conner, James 46, 69, 70, 71, 78, 80, 92, 103. Ortega, Theresa 29, 75. Ortner, Steven 23. Osborn, Jeffrey 29, 70, 71, 105. R Rancour, Geno 35. Rau, Donald 40, 47, 54, 55, 74, 103. Rau, Robert 35, 74, 98. Reaume, Misty 24, 97. Redwanz, Jodi 24, 70, 71, 82. Reid, Danielle 24. Reid, Troy 47, 63, 80. Reif, Jerel 12, 17, 87, 100, 105. Reif, Mark 34, 35, 92. Reinbold, Brian 29, 90, 98. Reinbold, Kami 35, 69, 71, 83, 87. Reinbold, Kevin 24, 70. Reinbold, Terry 47, 71, 80. Reinbold, Todd 24, 100, 105. Reinert, Lori 35, 69, 94. Reinert, Lisa 24, 89, 95. Reinholt, Krista 6, 7, 12, 40, 47, 58, 59, 61, 65, 69, 78, 79, 88, 94, 106. Revelts, Robin 24. Richard, Jeremy 24. Ritter, Michael 33, 35, 90, 98. Roberts, Chris 32, 35, 68, 69, 82, 96, 103. Rogalski, Ann 47. Student Index Romanelli, Carrie 35. Ronk, Amy 24, 75. Ronk, Tammy 35. Ruppert, Dennis 47, 74, 75, 78, 79, 80, 98, 100, 102, 103. Russell, Rick 35, 98, 100, 102. Ryers, Jeffrery 6, 47, 54, 56, 59, 75, 80, 86, 98, 102. Ryers, Lisa 70, 71, 78, 79, 82, 88, 95. S Sabraw, Pamela 24. Sahr, Bryan 35, 77, 86, 98, 104. Sahr, Brad 24, 105. Sahr, Mark 35, 86, 98, 100, 102. Sahr, Matthew 35, 86, 98, 102. Schafsnitz, Tammy 47, 72, 77, 94. Schafsnitz, Tom 35, 74. Schemm, Paulla 48. Schiefer, Jenny 36, 70, 71. Schluckbier, Jeff 14, 36, 77, 90, 98, 102. Schluckbier, Jonathan 24, 78, 98. Schmanat, Vicki 48. Schneider, Rachelle 48, 77. Schobert, Tracy 48, 80. Schoenknecht, Donna 489, 63, 74, 75, 82, 83, 88, 103. Schoenknecht, Floyd 24, 74, 105. Schrader, Lisa 36, 72, 83. Schroeder, Jodette 48. Schroeder, Julia 36, 72, 77. Schultz, Diane 36, 72. Shewartz, David 36, 72. Schwartz, Kandi 30, 70, 71, 78, 83, 107. Sheldon, Kathleen 48, 57, 68, 69, 70, 80, 83, 96, 106. Shepherd, Janice 36, 83. Shinaver, Heidi 24, 70, 71, 89, 85, 107. Simmet, Jennifer 7, 48, 68, 69, 75, 80, 96, 106. Smalley, Scott 30. Smith, Robert 24. Smith, Suan 30, 107. Specht, Ronald 24. Spiekerman, Nancy 48, 70, 71. Stedry, Scott 30, 87, 105. Stiller, John 36, 70, 71. Stockmeyer, Lynn 49, 72. Stockmeyer, Noah 49, 54, 55, 57, 80, 86, 98, 102, 103. Stockmeyer, Sandra 30, 83. Strauss, Phillip 30, 87, 100. Stricker, Dana 30, 75, 82. Swanton, Brian 36, 61, 83, 86. Sylvester, Cindy 30, 70, 71, 97. Szilagyi, Jeffrey 30, 72, 74. т Taylor, Keith 30, 74, 78, 79, 80, 83, 87. Taylor, Laura 49, 74, 75, 80, 83. Teddy, Tonya 30, 78, 79, 89, 95, 106. Thompson, Jennifer 24. Todd, Brian 30. Todd, Jennifer 49, 63, 74, 75, 80, 83. SP Bee Student Index Whiting, Amber 50, 77. Tolfree, Tina 30, 78. Toloff, Barb 36, 61, 69, 83, 94, 106. Wilkinson, Jim 36, 72, 74, 103, 104. Trombley, Amy 36, 70, 71. Williams, Gregory 74, 80. Trombley, Greg 49, 840. Williams, Romaine 25. Trombley, Matthew 30, 105. Williams, Shannon 30, 75, 82. Trombley, Michelle 33, 36, 68, 69, 82, 103. Wilson, James 25. Wilson, Jennifer 25, 70, 71, 78. U Wilson, Marc 74. Windy, Michael 25, 78, 87, 100, 105. Uhl, Michael 30, 61, 68, 78, 81, 105. Windy, Sarah 30. Wozniak, Carrie 30, 78, 79, 89, 107. V Wurdock, Robert 36, 77. Van Ochten, Jennifer 49, 69, 70, 71, 80, 82. X Van Ochten, Kimberly 30, 70, 71, 82, 103. Van Petten, Marc 30, 49, 93, 98, 102. Xiong, Susie 30. үү Nf Wagner, David 24. Yax, Ann 40, 50, 57, 68, 70, 71, 78, 79, 82, 96. Wagner, Stacey 30, 70, 71, 82, 88, 94. Yockey, Stewart 17, 36, 74, 93. Wagner, Tracey 24, 70, 71, 78, 79, 83, 89, 95, 107. Warian, Jodi 36, 77. Z Weber, Michelle 49, 70, 71, 78, 79, 82, 89, 95, 107. Weber, Tracy 36, 61, 69, 83. Zaragoza, Mike 36, 77. Weigold, Tim 36, 74, 77. Zarazua, Brian 31. Weihl, Brian 25, 98, 102. Zarazua, Melissa 7, 51, 63, 91. Weihl, Dennis 36. Zoellner, Terri 36, 78. Weiss, Heidi 30, 89, 94. Zwerk, Julie 31, 70, 71. Wendland, Deanna 30, 89. Zwiker, Jason 51, 62, 72, 78, 79, 83, 86, 100. Wendland, Don 49, 57, 62, 63, 69. Faculty And Staff Mr. Greg Webster, Princip al Mr. Andrew Behmlander Mrs. Susan Krauss Mrs. Deborah Belknap Miss Carol Landskroener Mrs. Colleen Bender Mr. Larry Marks Mr. Douglas Bird Mr. John Matuzak Mr. Charles Brown Mr. James McCaffrey Mrs. Christina Elbers Miss Margaret McLellan Mr. David Elliott Mr. Dale Sage Mrs. Sandra Fogus Mrs. Margaret Sink Mr. John Gilchrist Mrs. Faye Smith Mr. Garv Grysko Mr. James Van Paris Mr. Robert Hannah Mrs. Mary Vosler Mr. Larry Hoelzle Mr. C. Tim Weier Mrs. Andrea Hofmeister Mrs. Diana Weier Miss Janis Jones Mrs. Betty Wiseman Mr. William Jordan Miss Rebecca Yaroch Miss Penelope Koval Index 127 f Ф O) a а. D = YN О О De со CN T