Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

t p T ' - 7tie 7tetter 'Ptota s4C ccm Richmond High School 35320 Division Richmond, Michigan 48062 4 «tet 4ucUte«t£y 6an t t fatct, 76e memcnce yoti (te Ce£t deJUttct. ‘jR.ettiem en., cC you temem en? Cactyfaen tutet 7'6e m 7a dfievui (v e i y cc yet ta t mwuuv. r m nr : L JCHQjji. So ytU ienmo tte«tfo you may, (ZoCCect t e cOieama f uc cfoecutt 7cme ‘fyotvi C e? HOMECOMING COURT Front row (I to r): Karen Doyle, Pete Stemmier, Beth Leach, Bob Ritchey, Jim McCloskey, Bottom row (1 to r): Mike Maddelein, Janet Stevens, Gene Boyte, Janet Schweiger, Poppy Hill, Beth Peinovich, Brian Kethe. 1. King Gene and Queen Janet 2. Senior Prince Mike and Princess Janet 3. Senior Prince Pete and Princess Karen 4. Junior Prince Bob and Princess Beth 5. Sophomore Prince Jim and Princess Beth 6. Freshmen Prince Brian and Princess Poppy I ART CLUB This year, Richmond High School organized its first Art Club under the supervision of the high school art instructor, Miss Sy verson. The Art Club is an organiza- tion for students who are in- volved in art classes and want to improve their artistic skills. The art Club is also for students who enjoy art, and who want to try new projects. The Art Club meets on Tuesdays after school in room 104. The club is planning a field trip to the Detroit Institute of Arts in May. 1st Row (1 to r): Harvey Rippy, Jeff Biebuych, Chris Krolczyk, Janine Murphy, Dawn Lelowitz, Beth Weeks, Charlotte Rowloff, Tammy Ritter, Lisa Biebuych, Deanna Scaris, Dawn Farner, Dave Truetle, Vicki Voakes, Miss Syversen. 2nd Row: Lisa Roose, Lorraine Panczyk, Kathy Suess, Lachelle Kaczorowski, Lisa Rittinger, Kris Haws, Jackie Wilkie, Chris Caughell, Ava Weeks, Mike Carlson, Alicia Gebauer, Melody Winchelster, Carrie Spicer. 3rd Row: Paul Krause. Tony Schroeder, Jerry Carroll, Tina Caravaggio, Cindy Hooper, Wendy Golden, Kim Vanden- bossche, Joe Schomburg, Veronica Gebauer, Jennifer Rowley, Janay Woloszyk, Julie Griffith, Melissa Caughell, Lisa Jenkins. 4th Row: Scott Ziehm, Rick Kielbasa, Paul Nagaitis, Steve Boss, Evan Farner, Henry DeFauw, Chris Rhein, Kurt Schroeder, Rick Norris, Val Grondzik, Kathy LaFore, Sue Potter, Lisa Ptak, Vicki Rhein, Cheryl Bauman, Trevor Kuester. B.O.E.C. Front Row: Lisa Ritter,Michelle Dobrowski, Kim Manchik, Sharon Em- mi, Margaret Agosta, Janet Scheiger, Leann Barnes, Denise Raska, Dianne August, Paula Schwark. Middle Row: Becky Tardiff, Besty Ritter, Alicia Pare, Donna Brogan, Lisa Blake, Stacy Meyers, Sandy Suess, Darlene Torres, Kim Schwark, Trisha Totty, Jeanne Keller. Back Row: Mrs. Mathiak, Chris Ponder, Kim Hodges, Nancy Wheeler, Kirstin Meyers, LaChelle Kaczorowski, Tam- my Kaatz, Beth Leach, Charlene Taylor. 19 Back Row: Lisa Blake. Parliamentarian; Janet Schwieger, Reporter; Donna Brogan, Historian; Sandy Suess, Vice President. Front Row: Margaret Agosta, Treasurer; Sharon Emmi, President; Stacy Meyers, Secretary. The B.O.E.C. club has been very active this year. They have continued their adoption of Theresa Mardi, a foster child. They have organized many successful fund raisers including flower, candy, and stuffed animal sales. This year’s Battle of the Bands was also sponsored by the B.O.E.C. club. Many members attended regional competitions in Flint. All that competed were successful. Mrs. Mathiak, the advisor, and the following attended state competition at the Detroit Renaissance Center: Sharon Emmi in Promotional Display, Kim Manchik in General Clerical 1, and Stacy Meyers in Records Management II. 1st row (I to r); Dan Dennis, Mary Scheuer, Ron La Grois, Trudy White, Craig Reese. Dennis McDermott, Jerry Carroll. Gene Bauman. Jon O’Malley, Alicia Gebauer. 2nd row: Jeanette Haley, Tammy Klebba, Kindy Conger, Scott Dobbs, Lori Killmer, Lisa Hornbeck, Gary Samolej, Marie Teschler, Kathy Michaels, Mike Maceroni, Steve Merritt, Alicia Haley. 3rd row: Doreen Uhl, Jennifer Rowley, Vicki Sobkowski, Patti Jakubiak, Tammy Hartway, Kathy Holmes, Michelle McClellan, Chris Waterloo, Kassey Southwell, Erik Kamlay, Kirsten Southwell, John Dickinson, Debbie Donato. 4th row: Terri Zander. Todd Essenmacher, Ken Walker, Kris Gazley, Paul McDermott, Ben Hackett, Mark Maniaci, Frank Steinhauer. Chuck Wormsbacher, Dave Smalley, MaryAnn Engardio. 5th row: Will Seifert, Marc Har- ris. Rob Cusson, Michelle Armstrong, Shelley Cook, Keith Haslehuhn, Joel McClure, Todd Lutz, Cheryl Weidner. 1st row (1 to r): Joel McClure, Jr. Rep.; Terri Zander, Assistant; Patti Jakubiak, P.R. Rep. 2nd row: Alicia Gebauer, P R. Rep.; Kirsten Southwell, Sec.; Mike Maceroni, Vice Pres.; Michelle McClellan, Sr. Rep. Not Pictured: Cheryl Weidner, Pres.; Shelley Cook, Tresurer; Jeanette Haley, Soph. Re. Marching and Symphonic band consists of the same members. During August the members go to camp for a week to learn the show. They perform their show during football games and for com- petition. In competition they received the highest possible ratings of straight Ps. Jazz band is an entirely different class. They perform at many functions and at festival. 20 Alicia Gebauer 1st row (1 to r): April Kelly, Terri Zander, Mary Scheuer, Jeanette Haley, Alicia Gebauer. 2nd row: Michelle Armstrong, Joel McClure, Scott Witte, Tom Rhein, Mike Traut- man, Trudy White, Jon O’Malley, Mike Madceroni, Kirsten Southwell, Ken Walker, Dave Smalley. Flag Corps (1 to r): Jeanette Haley, Mary Ann Engardio, Terri Zander, Cheryl Weidner, Debbie Donato, Tam- my Kelbba, Alicai Haley, Doreen Uhl. Percussion (1 to r): Gene Bauman, Den- nis McDermott, Craig Reese, Dan Dennis, Trudy White, Ron LaGrois, Jerry Carroll, Jon O’Malley. 21 CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir participated in: Pops Concert — November 6 and 7, 1983 Christmas Concert — December 14, 1983 Christmas Elementary Assembly — December 16, 1983 Renaissance Center Concert — December 16, 1983 The Wiz — February 1 at Masonic Temple Parochial School Assemblies — April 19, 1984 Spring Choral Concert — May 9, 1984 Choir Banquet — May 29, 1984 Graduation — June 3,1984 Cissy Shinska, President Tammy Job, Vice-President — Not Pictured Terry Schroeder, Secretary Jeannie Keller, Treasurer At Right, Concert Choir performed at Renaissance Center on December 16,1983. Front Row: Anne Buckles, Denise Winchester, Jeanine Sommers, Terri Hamilton, Cristy Bouvrette, Cissy Shin- ska, Christy Rewalt, Kelly Ottenbacher, Jackie Quick. Middle Row: Lorrie Gilbert, Kris Haws, Jeannie Keller, Kathy LaFore, Val Grondzik, Kindy Conger, Cheryl Weinert, Deanne Wawrzyniak, Ronnette Kielbasa. Back Row: Jack Kammer, Terry Schroeder, Paul McNesky, Jim Riddle, Ted Empson, Jeff Johnson, Pat Zorn, Glenn Quick, Rob Schroeder, Todd Cook. 22 WOMEN'S CHOIR Women’s Choir participated in: Pop Concert — November 6 7 Christmas — December 14 Christmas Caroling and Party — December 18 The Wiz — February 1 at Masonic Temple Choral Banquet — May 29 Women’s Choir Officers: President — Julie Ozanic Vice President — Angela Hebei, Not Pictured Secretary — Jennifer Campbell Treasurer — Ronnette Kielbasa Front Row: Ann Colar, Anne Cousino, Sarah Trautman, Sharon Proulx, Christine Johnson, Kim Castor, Tammy Schultz, Tammy Albers, Dana Weinert. Second Row: Lorrie Gilbert, Evonne Schulte, Cheryl Bauman, Natalie Foster, Nikole Kandler, Patti Keppens, Holly Freer, Pat Oxendine, Rita Schultz. Back Row: Kathy Holmes, Janice Domagalski, Carrie Shue, Julie Ozanic, Julie Euesden, Deanne Woodard, Sarah Meyers, Tracy Treend, Ronnette Kielbasa, Jennifer Campbell. 23 SOUND EXPRESS Front Row: Shawn Macumber, Gary Riedel, Sally Ryan, Scott Evans, Traci Bartell, Jim Bennett, Jackie Wilkie, Brent Bastian. Middle Row: Terry Schroeder, Cissy Shinska, Chuck Shinska, Jill Leach, Pat Zorn, Jodi Riedel, Jorgen Nordlund, Jeannie Schroeder, Jean Renard. Back Row: Tom Novak, Amy Phillips,Paul McNesky, Tracie Evans, Todd Nagaitis, Jill Bruyneel, Mike Maddelein, Karen Doyle, Ray DeVlaminck. 24 OFFICE AND COUNSELOR AIDS Office Aids: Front row (1 to r): Donna Brogan, Tina Austin, Barb Januszkiewicz.LeAnn Barnes. Back row: Betsy Gurley, Deanne Calomeni, Vicki Pedrotte, Regina Gorr, Michelle Olszewski, Chuck Scheuer, Brian Doering, Michelle Banayas, Kim Manchik, Vicky Boehmer. Counselor Aids: Front row (1 to r): Carrie Raska, Kim Schwark, Lori Killmer, Brian Millert. Back row: Dawn Calomeni, Karen Rabine, Denise Winchester, Jean Rumenapp, Linda Fike. 25 ECHO The Echo staff had been very busy this year trying to make the 1984 yearbook a special one. During Homecoming week we sponsored a sub-eating contest. Another fund raiser was the stick candy sale held at Christmas. We also sponsored a donkey basketball game in March. The proceeds from this game helped to pay for the new section we introduced this year. This was the eight page all color senior section featuring the senior luncheon, prom and graduation. We worked very hard and hope this yearbook will be an important addition to your memories of your high school years. Staff: Mike Carlson, Vickie Rhein, Alicia Haley, Editor; Jeannie Keller. Mid- dle row: Cherie Bauman, Angela Leitzel, Linda Eaves. Back row: Bonnie Voakes, Beth Peinovich, Amy Tschiggfrey. Advisor: Mrs. Chiakmakis. 26 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The Richmond High School Foreign Language Club is made up of the first, second, and third year French and Spanish classes. This year the club has sold a wide variety of products to raise money. These products range from candy to posters. The money earned from these fund raisers went toward the purchase of jerseys, buttons, and dinner for some of the club. Later this year the club is planning to go on a trip to Toronto, if funds permit. Front row: Jennifer Klause, Jodi Reidel, Janine Gazely, Bob Ritchey, Mrs. Reece — advisor, Jeff Brooks, Brian Weeks, Kevin Caperton, Eric Beeman. Second row: Margie Mott, Bonnie Voakes, Jenny Dubay, Lisa Schoof, Kris Mereki, Jean- nie Schroeder, Ava Weeks, Emily Winkle, Julie Grobbel, Nicole Oprita, Mike Carlson. Third row: Brenda Fagg, Ann Buckles, Cris McClure, Tina Austin, Tammi Plotske, Benny Hein, Kathy McDonald, Traci Bartell, Laura Grobell, Ann Gallagher Back row: Marc Haris, Rod Neely, Jim Pearl, Bob Carlson, Wendy Mclnnis, Rita Baczweski, Debbie Scheiger, Ann Yelerich, Holy Grable, Beth Peinovich, Carrie Raska. 28 Foreign Exchange Students Jean Renard is from Aix En Province, France. He is 5'7 tall and weighs 150 pounds. His eyes are brown. He was born on February 12 and is 18 years old. Jean loves working at the Richmond Community Theatre. He has been in three plays this year. In America he lives with the Start family. He has visited in Michigan and Canada. Some of his favorite things are U.S. History, Mrs. Philabaum, track, eggs and ham in the morning, lobster and rice, and Summer. Jean likes to dance and is frequently seen at the Premier Center or at the Skate Loft. “Let’s Dance” by David Bowie is his favorite song. Jean’s school is very different from this one. He has 12 classes each week. Every day there is a different schedule to follow. The classes are two hours long, four days a week, but he has a 15 minute break in the morning and a 2 hour open campus lunch. His school does not have school sports, assemblies, or a yearbook. In his free time he is in his 4th year of Judo, in France. John Molander, 18 years old, is from Turku, Finland. His birthday is February 4. He is staying with the Neimi Family. John is 6 feet tall 2 inches, weighs 155 pounds, and has blue eyes. “Start me up” by the Rolling Stones heads his list of favorites. Other favorites include Mr. Addis’ humor, Big Macs, Whoppers, chemistry, and Fridays. John likes to travel and has been to Michigan, New York, Maine, and Connecticut. In Connecticut he visited his twin brother, Henry, who is also an exchange student. John lives in a house with his mother, his father, his one sister, Mikaela, and his brother, Henry. They have no pets, even though John adores dogs. His family here consists of a father, a mother, a three-year-old brother, and 2 dogs. After school John is involved with the school tennis team. At his school, back home, they do not have a school tennis team, but they do party continuously. John’s parties back home consist of mainly just close friends and do not usually evolve into the bashes we hold here, in America. This is Jorgen Nordland. He is from Pitea, Sweden. Jorgen is 18 years old. His birthday is July 12. He is 6 feet tall, 167 pounds, and has blue eyes. He lives with the Zeihms. A list of his favorites include: Computer Science, Mrs. Philabaum, Big Macs, potato dumplings, Summer, and the song “Bodytalk.” He has visited in Michigan, Ohio, Canada, and at Niagara Falls. At our school, Jorgen is involved in tennis and is usually found in the Computer room. Jorgen’s school is like Jean’s except that they do have a yearbook, yeah! They go to high school from one to four years depending on what career they pursue. In Sweden, they date differently than Americans do. Jorgen says that everyone goes out in groups. If a girl is going out with a guy, then she does not go out with anyone else, until they break up. Jorgen likes our system better of going out with two different people in one weekend. 29 HONOR SOCIETY The members of this years Honor Society have certainly fulfilled the organization’s requirements of leadership, character, and service. During this year, the group has continued to support their two “Adopted” children from Columbia and India with monthly donations. In February, the Honor Society held a dance for the purpose of raising funds for needed high school materials. To end the year, the Honor Society is trying to arrange a student exploration program with other schools and their respective Honor Societies. Front row: Janet Schweiger, Cheryl Weidner, Donna Brogan, Dawn Farner, Jodi Riedel, Jenny Gotz, Amy Phillips. Back row: Don Foster, Rob Miller, Gary Riedel, Mark Fistler, Kevin Ottenbacher, Michael Carlson, Advisor — Mr. Addis. 30 Officers: Pictured above right. Mike Carlson, Secretary; Rob Miller, Vice President; Amy Phillips, Treasurer; Scott Cousino, President. SCIENCE CLUB Ava Weeks, Vice-President; Lisa Porrett, Treasurer; Wendy Walters, Secretary; Emily Winkle, President. This year has been fairly uneventful for the Science Club. But we have managed to have a fund raiser to make money for a computer. We raised seven hundred and fifty dollars selling candy bars and six hundred and fifty dollars was given to us by the school board. Also, many science club members are involved in science fairs and symposiums that are held in early March. These include the school fair, the Science Symposium at Wayne State, and the Cobo Hall Fair. In the near future we hope to have another fund raiser so we can take a trip. Front Row: Mrs. Texley, Advisor; April Kelly, Angela Leitzel, Ava Weeks, Wendy Walters, Emily Winkle, Lisa Porrett, Erik Kamlay, Sharon Emmi, Janet Schweiger, Rhonda Verbrugge. Second Row: Tammy Plotzke, Becky Tardiff, Kristin Merecki, Paula Teska, Marie Teschler, Lisa Hornbeck, Mike Maddelein, Cheryl Weidner, Brian Mellert, Sharon Albers, Vickie Voakes, Jeanie Dunn, Third Row: Val Hartman, Sandy Suess, Janine Gazley, Stephanie Moore, Tammy Cook, Julie Moore, Marsha Fike, Jeannie Keller, Karl Heid, Alicia Haley, Sue Potter, Michael Carlson. Back Row: Chris Ponder, Lisa Schmidt, David Treutle, Rodd Neely, Paul Nagaitis, Peggy Czenkus, Audie Verbrugge, Beth Peinovich, Amy Tschiggfrey, Vickie Rhein, Cheryl Bauman, Kelly Schultz. SKI CLUB This year the ski club had many members, but we did little skiing because of the high cost of using a bus. The only activity the ski club had this year was the weekend trip to Blue Mountain in Collingwood, Ontario. We spent 2V6 days skiing, swimming, and sitting in the whirlpool. It was one of the best trips in the past few years although the year itself wasn’t very good for Richmond skiers. Row one: Mr. Mantei, Dawn Lelowicz, Pam Wilmot, Nichol Oprita, Julie Grobble, Ava Weeks, Brian Mellert, Steve Soley. Row two: Dar- rin Fistler, Aaron Stoliker, John Markie, Tim Anderson, Mike Carlson, Brian Weeks, Jim Ketchum. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Jackie Quick, Elaine Brooks, Linda Barnes, Diane August, Karen Rettle, Sandy Suess, Jodi Reidel, Sarah Foster. Middle row: Phillip Fistler, Matt Fistler, Steve Chauvin, Jackie Wilke, Holly Grable, Terri Hamilton, Poppy Hill, Janet Stevens, Shawn Macumber, Leann Barnes. Back row: Jim Bennett, Bill Patton, Scott Evans,Gary Reidel, Margaret Agosta, Jill Leach, Jill Bruymeel, Deanna Scares. Advisor: Mr. Kielbasa — Not pictured. The 1984 Student Council consisting of 28 members and one new adviser, Mr. Rick Kielbasa, did a number of dif- ferent activities this year. We had our first activity in Oc- tober which was the Homecoming Spirit in Motion, which was picked from a con- test we prepared among the students. This was the first year a Disc Jockey played at a R.H.S. Homecoming dance and it was a real success. We then had a Winter Fund Drive that helped support the needy, this was done in November. We had our “Class of” fundraiser, selling pins, key chains, and belt buckles with the student year on them. By the time Christmas was here we had our Christmas dance on December 17, and Night life was our D.J. At the end of the day before Christmas vacation, we had a short assembly greeting Mr. Marv Fistler with a $75 gift certificate, sponsored by the school body. After returning from vacation, a group of three students continued to at- tend the monthly SCOPE meeting in Mt. Clemens. We then had a Red Cross blood drive, which was a giant suc- cess. We had participants from the school and the com- munity. A short time later we had our Valentine’s dance where Mr. Irresistible’s were announced. As the yearbook goes to press, the Student Council is hoping to have another dance, a hypnotist for an assembly, and, last but not least, The Anything Goes Contest! Student Council has done a fine job and is very proud of its achievement and support that it has given the school as well as the community. Student Council Officers: Leann Barnes, Vice President; Linda Barnes, President; Sarah Foster, Treasurer; Janet Stevens, Secretary. 33 VOICE The journalism staff writes, edits, and pastes up the school newspaper, the Voice, which is printed by the graphic arts class in Armada for nominal fee. Advertising and sales account for the funds necessary to meet printing costs. The staff is committed to print a minimum of eight issues per school year. This years editor, Chris Brinkey, kept production flowing smoothly and ten issues of the Voice were printed. Seated: Maria Belemonti, Gina Duvall. Standing: Sally Ryan, Vicki Budzyn, Linda Barnes, Jim Bennett, Christine Brinkey, Kris Gazley, Jennifer Gotz, Dan Dennis, Chris Haviaras. Staff Not Pictured: Lisa Blake, Darrin Fistler, Mike Bertossi, Kelly Brown, Julie Euesden, Angela Hebei, Tammy Kaatz, Becky Kerin, Don Morgan, Jean Renard. 34 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row: Dale Dawe, John Meyers, Fritz Delinski Mark Ureel, Pete Stemmier, Don Foster, Paul Ken nedy. Middle row: Gary “Barney” Baren, Bill Kop penger, Scott Cousino, Chuck Rose, Chuck Scheuer Pat Zorn, Tim Pringle, Tom Novak, Walt Sobenscien ski. Bob Spicer. Back row: Jay Fike, Tom Mazur, Gene Boyte, Steve Merritt, Mark McCleary, Brent Bastin, Mitch Raska, Mike Maceroni, Dean Buttrey, Harvey Rippy. 36 The football team’s record was not as good as it could have been this year, although many good times were had by all. The team had the experience of playing on the artificial turf at the Pontiac Silverdome. The players also got to see themselves on television as two of their games were televised by local cable television companies. In all it was a rewarding and exciting season for everyone that was involved. 37 J.V. FOOTBALL Back row: Neil Thomas, David Bettcher, Jim Bennett, Mark Maniaci, Eric Biebuyck, Tony Michaels, Todd Essemacher, Jeff Weidner, Gary Rhein, Todd Hagen. Middle row: Joe St. John, Aaron Stoliker, Jimmy Mc- Closkey, Tim Anderson, Erik Koch, Mike Ottenbacher, Scott Dolan, Steve VanHulle, Scott Olszewski. First row: Kevin Caperton, Paul Krause, Gary Boyd, Scott Evans, Jeff Schweiger, Dan Collins, Bill Soular, Chris Spezia, Bil- ly Patton. 38 39 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row one: Kevin Schroeder, Jeff Lauder- bach, Eddie Oliver. James Owen, Robert Schroeder, Ernest Amormino, Dave Karales, Steve Chauvin, Brian Kethe. Row two: Scott Fistler, David Proulx, Jason Hurttgam, Craig Howington, Dave Smith, Craig Weidner, Joe Prapotnik, Steve Priemer, Randy McMichael, Richard Witte. Row three: Scott Kulman, William Walters, David Koch, Corey Hebei, Donald Green, Tom Ward, Harry Dominguiz, James Rinke, Eli Ellis, Matt Rhein. 40 The freshman football team had a disappointing season. Our record was 5 losses and no wins. Don’t let the record deceive you. It was a learning and developing season for our first year. Our coach, Jim Vigus, taught us, through experience, that winning isn’t everything. We learned the fundamentals and basic skills of the game. We worked hard and played with pride. Next year our goal is to be undefeated. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row. Gretchen Jakubiak, Mary Ruby, Donna Brogan, Kerstin Meyers, Lisa Monetta Back Row. Mr. Carl Phillips, Coach; Kelly Cracchiolo, Sandy Hamilton, Kim Durst, Janay Woloszyk, Cheryl Hein, Terri Jo Schroeder. 42 The 1983 Girls Varsity Basketball Team enjoyed another successful season by winning their 3rd straight SCAL title. Their record for the last 3 years is 36-0. The team won the districts and closed the season with 22-3 record. Next year there will be many returning varsity players so they hope to have another successful season. 43 J.V. BASKETBALL Back Row: Ms. Novak, Paula Schwark, Beth Leach, Carrie Light, Tracie Treend, Sarah Meyers, Lynore Teska, Sharon Carter, Kelly Vogel, Jodi Johnson, Michelle Raska. Front Ottenbacher. Row: Marlene Woloszyk, Jane Ozark, Lisa Ptack, Dawn 44 ttof.� EQUESTRIAN TEAM Photos by Aaron Stoliker After three successful district meets, the equestrian team took the class B District Championship title. Winning this title enabled them to go to the State Championship meet in Berrin Springs. There they received fifth place in the State. Members of the team received State and District patches, and some members received medals. Aaron Stoliker received the Sportmanship medal, Julie Griffith received the Most Improved Rider medal, Rhonda Verbrugge received the Reserve High-Point medal, and Dawn Farner received the High-Point medal. Aaron Stoliker, Audie Verbrugge, Dawn Farner, Kirstin Southwell, Rhon- da Corby, Kassey Southwell, Advisor: Mr. Farner. GOLF The 1983 Blue Devil golf team consisted of seniors, Rob Miller and Ted Empson; junior, Glenn Quick; sophomores, Darrin Fistler, Jeff Johnson and Mike Bertossi; and freshmen, Carl Graham and Darren Phillips. Coach Beauleaux's squad compiled a league record of 10 wins and 8 losses. Port Huron Country Club was the site of the League Meet and Richmond finished a very respectable 3rd. Senior Rob Miller led the team all year long and compiled some impressive team records: match average — 40.4, 9 hole match total (front Nine at home course. Belle River G.C.) — two under for 34, most pars for season — 70, and most birdies for season — 12. For his efforts, Rob was named all League and 2nd team. All Blue Water Area. With 5 returning letter winners, the golf team has a bright future for the next two or three years. Congratulations golfers for a well played season. WRESTLING Back row (1 to r): Coach Dennis LaFore, Tim Pringle, Eric Beeman, Dave Raska. Front row: Steve Chauvin, Mark Ureel, Steve Sobkowski, Joe Prapotnik. Not Pictured: Neil Thomas, Steve Smith The Richmond Wrestling team was coached this year by Dennis LaFore. The team consisted of nine wrestlers. Their record was 24 in League meets and 3-7 overall. Practices were held in the auditorium. The Captains were Tim Pringle, Steve Sobkowski, and Dave Raska. Individual Records Steve Chauvin — Freshmen League Champion, 112 lbs. Rookie of the Year Tim Pringle — Most Valuable Player Most Pins (17) Most Take-downs 7th Place in State 48 Name. WGT. W L Eric Beeman, 155 lbs. 3 21 Steve Chauvin, 105 lbs. 30 11 Joe Prapotnik. 167 lbs. 1 17 Tim Pringle. 145 lbs. 40 14 Dave Raska, 126 lbs. 17 14 Steve Smith. 185 lbs. 5 12 Steve Sobkowski. 119 lbs. 15 12 Neil Thomas. 167 lbs. 8 5 Mark Ureel, 132 lbs. 17 19 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Mike Pankiewicz, Don Foster, Scott Cousino, Coach: Mr. Wightman, Dean Buttrey, and Jeff Brooks. Chuck Scheuer. Back Row: Chuck Rose, Rob Miller, 50 51 JV BASKETBALL Front row: Todd Essenmacher, Gary Boyd, Billy Patton, row: Coach, Mr. Patton, Scott Evans, Paul Geisler Tony Mike Ottenbacher, Scott Dolan, Jeff Schweiger. Back Alberty, Gary Rhein, Jeff Weidner, Jim Bennett. 52 The Blue Devil J.V. Basketball team, under coach Bill Patton, enjoyed a successful season with a 14-6 overall record and 7-5 record in the league. The Devils were led in steals and assists by Jeff Schweiger, in scoring by Bill Patton, and rebounds by Scott Evans. The Devils ended up 3rd in SCAL play. They were champs in their own Burger King Classic Tournament in December, by defeating Dryden, then Sarnia St. Patricks in the Championship Game. 53 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to right: Donny Green. Second Row: Darrin Phillips, Harry Dominguez, Matt Fistler, Eli Ellis. Third Row: Randy McMichael, Kevin Hornbeck, Rob Schroeder, Scott Kulman. Back Row: Rich Korte, Steve Pankiewicz, Eric Buyck, Craig Weidner, Jim Owen. Coach: Mark Eldred, not pictured. 54 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Coach; Mr. Francisco, Cheryl Hein, Paula Teska, Denise Raska, Kathy Mac- Donald, Deanna Scaris. Front Row: Sandy Hamilton, Donna Brogan, Janet Schweiger, Kim Durst. 56 After graduating three All- Staters from last year’s State Championship Team, the volleyball team won the SCAL championship for the third straight year. Their overall record was 30-5, winning the Richmond Invitational and the Fenton Invitational. Six of the team made the All-S.C.A.L. team, and five of the girls were on the All- Macomb County team. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Chris McClure, Charlene Taylor, Terri Hamilton, Vicki Sobkowski, Ann Gallagher, Val Grondzik. Back Row: Coach: Mr. Stuart, Jennifer Rowley, Jody Johnson, Heidi Evans, Sue Potter, and Cheryl Kethe. 58 The 1983-1984 Junior Varsity Volleyball team consisted of eleven sophomores. Having a prosperous season, they finished third in their league of seven teams. Coach Stuart’s star palyers, Charlene Taylor, Chris McClure, Ann Gallagher, Cheryl Kethe, Sue Potter, Heidi Evans, and “Most Valuable Player” Jodi Johnson, along with the rest of the teammates worked hard to make this young team develop well all through the season. For the finale, the team ended the season by winning their own tournament here in Richmond. 59 FRE9HMAN VOLLEYBALL Front Row, Left to right: Lynore Teska, Sharon Proulx, Joanne Schade. Back Row: Coach; Dave McCauley, Chris Wienert. Second Row: Jackie Quick, Ann Colar, Lisa Ptak, Jane Ozark, Tracy Treend, Rhonda Trombley. This year’s Freshman Volleybail team gained valuable experience to prepare them for the future. Tracy Treend and Lynore Teska were credited as being the “Most Valuable Players,” along with Lisa Caughell as “Best Server,” and Rhonda Trombly as “Best Passer.” The team enjoyed a pizza party before the game and they received carnations on Valentine’s day from their coach. 60 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS DeAnn Calomeni, Kirstin Southwell, Vicki Pedrotte, Jill Bruyneel, Regina Gorr, Sandy Suess, Janet Stevens, Carrie Patton, Jill Leach. Not Pictured: Julie Grobbel. During the summer, the Varsity Cheerleaders went to camp, in Midland, to learn new moves, routines, and many ways to add spirit and fun to our school. The squad competed in the Bluewater Cheerleading Competition and tied for second place. They also had many fundraisers, such as, bake sales, selling suntan lotion, and selling candles. 61 J.V. CHEERLEADERS This year the J.V. cheerleaders did many ex- citing things. In the summer they spent a week at camp in Midland where they learn a lot of new techniques. They also had many fun- draisers which include bake sales, selling candles and suntan lotion to raise money for new uniforms. The J.V. cheerleaders also took second place in the Bluewater Cheerleading Competition. 62 Front row — Jackie Wilkie, Cissy Shinska, Ronette Kielbasa, Nichol Oprita Back row — Carrie Rask, Amy Frantom, Kim Schaffer, Kassey Southwell FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Janet Gotz, Maureen O’Malley, Kelly Ottenbacher, Christy Rewalt, Poppy Hill, Karen Cockerill, Cindy Peters, Anne Cousino. The Freshman Cheerleading Squad had an exciting first year as cheerleaders. They went to camp and learned a lot of new cheers. They helped serve food at the Athletic Boosters Club cookout. They also raised money by having fundraisers. 63 GIRLS TRACK The track team had many disadvantages this year, but even so they did surprisingly well. Their season record was 3 wins and 4 losses. Practice was held everyday after school from 2:15 till they were done with their workouts. Running during practice, on hard cement, in all kinds of weather, and dodging busses really makes determination to win. Travel to competi- tion was on a bus with the boys track team since both teams were relatively small. Front Row: Jenny Dubay, Vicki Pedrotte, Kelly Crachiolo. Middle Row: Lisa Porrett, Emily Winkle, Trisha Totty, Kim Durst, Mary Ruby, Jean Newman. Back Row: Ava Weeks, Michelle Raska, Vichy Sobkowski, Laura Grobbel, Kim Shafer, and Coach, Beauleaux. Not pictured: Ann Gallagher, Kelly Vogel. 64 � Kelly Cracchiolo went to State competition in the 880 run and in the high jump. She took 2nd place in the 880 run. 65 BOY'S TRACK From the Boy’s Track Team this year, Pete Stemmier is going to the state competition for the two mile run and Dean Buttrey for the high jump. These two boys also broke the school records this year by doing the two mile run in 10.1 and the high jump at 6'5 . The team had four wins and three losses this year. The scores of the meets were: Anchor Bay - - 85 Imlay City — 71 RHS — 77 RHS — 89 Marysville — 115 Algonac — 113 RHS — 48 RHS — 49 St. Clair — 68.5 Marine City — 64 RHS — 94.5 RHS — 99 Cross-Lex — 69.5 RHS - 93.5 Front row (1 to r): Aaron Stoliker, Henry DeFauw, Ed Oliver, Erik Cook, Matt Fistler. Middle row (1 to r): Glenn Oliver. Erik Koch, John Makowski, Tim Pringle, Jean Renard, Jim Sommers, Pete Stemmier. Back row (1 to r): Ben Hacket, Harvey Rippy, Dean Buttrey, Jay Fike, Dale Dawe, Tom Novak, Coach — Peter Mantei. 66 TENNIS Front Row: Dave Karales, Jenny Gotz, John Dickinson, Molander, Mike Maddelein, Dave Smith, Craig Reese, and Chris Gazley, Rich Korte, Kurt Hohman. Back Row: Coach Leyrer. Doreen Uhl, Fritz Delinski, Jorgen Nordlund, John The 1983-1984 tennis season was a very busy time with meets every day because the weather made it impossible to carry out the regular schedule. We were able to come out even, with six wins and six loses in the league standings. Seniors dominated the singles and doubles positions on the team with a few hopeful underclassmen holding some spots. We closed out our season by winning our last three meets in a row and gaining enough points to beat three other teams in regional competition. This year’s team holds the best record Richmond High has held in the past six years! 69 VARSITY BASEBALL Top row (1 to r): Jeff Teska, Scott Cousino, Ted Emp- Coach — Wayne Eldred. Bottom row (1 to r): Jeff son. Chuck Scheuer, Pat Zorn. Middle row (1 to r): Schweiger, Kevin Caperton, Scott Evans, Mike Dan Rhein, Chuck Rose, Jeff Brooks, Don Foster, Pankiewicz, Bill Patton. 70 This year the boy’s Varsity Baseball team did rather well by coming in third in their conference. Chuck Rose was the leading hitter of the team. Also, he and Scott Evans were chosen to be on the first team for the entire conference. In the league they won six games and lost six games, but in all they won twelve and lost thirteen. JV BAQEBALL Back row (1 to r): Coach — Mike Dobruk, Steve Pankiewicz, Kevin Hornbeck, Eric Biebuyck, David Proulx, Pat Brooks. Middle row (1 to r): Carl Graham, Robert Schroeder, Steve Priemer, Donny Green. Front row (1 to r): Joe St. John, Dan Panczyk, Chris Spezia, Gary Boyd. 72 73 VARQITY SOFTBALL This was a year of firsts for the Richmond Varsity Softball team. Winning 19 games in a row to start the season was the best start ever for a Richmond team. Winning the Richmond Invitational Tournament was an unattained achievement in past seasons. The Blue Devils took first place by defeating Class A Cousino 3-0 in the finals. The softball team went undefeated through the league schedule and won the SCSL title outright for the first time. Most of the season the varsity team was ranked 1 in the state in the class B division. The girls enjoyed one of the best seasons in Rich- mond Softball history but their season was cut short by a district final loss to Marysville in a game that went 16 innings and ended with a score of 1-0. The 1984 team will be remembered for their con- tinued hard work dedication and positive attitude. Back row: Coach Howard Stuart, Kathy MacDonald, Lisa Bicbuyck, Terri Jo Schroeder, Jody Johnson, Kerstin Meyers, Mr. Hein. Middle row: Janay Woloszyk, Donna Brogan, Cheryl Hein, Sandy Hamilton, Gretchen Jakubiak. Front row: Jodi Riedel, Ronda Kaatz, Evonne Schulte, Denise Raska. 74 75 J.V. SOFTBALL Back row: Tracy Treend, Sarah Meyers, Lisa Caughell, Coach; Miss Hide, Margaret St. John, Ann Colar, Lynor Jeanie Keller, Kathy Bolen, Hope Walker. Front row: Teska, Dawn Light, Valerie Grondzik. 76 77 our teachers. Mr. Fistler School Custodian Mr. Jakubiak Principal Mr. Skonieczny Athletic Director Miss Frantz Secretary Mrs. Cockerill Secretary Mrs. Santer Secretary 80 Mr. Winkler Counselor Mrs. Chiakmakis Journalism, Art Mrs. Hartsig Counselor 81 Ir Mr. Moore Building Trades Mr. Olson Computers, Math Mr. Goodrich Math PI 4 Mr. Hansen Math Mr. Backstrom Shop Mr. Mantei Computers, Math Mrs. Mathiak Business Mrs. Rettke Home Economics Mr. Bissonette Business Mrs. Wood Mrs. Texley Mr. Rettke Science Science Science 83 z Mr. Wightman History Mrs. Reece Foreign Languages Miss Sy versen Art Miss Novak Gym, Health Mr. Eldred History Mr. Addis English 84 Mr. Phillips History Mr. Beauleaux English Mrs. Welser English Mr. Boulton Symphonic Band Mrs. Philabaum Choir 85 SEATED FROM LEFT: Mrs. Virginia Weidner, hoard Secretary; Mr. Joe Dibley, trustee; Mr. Jim Orwin. Superintendent; Mr. Chuck Gallagher, board President; Mrs. Leona Vining, board Treasurer: Back Row: Mr. Dave Foster, board Vice President; Mr. Gary Porrett, Trustee; and Mr. Doug Buttrey, Trustee. S6 CURRENT EVENTS Top Singer Top Song 1. Michael Jackson 1. Thriller 2. Van Halen 2. Jump 3. Robert Plant 3. Wanna New Drug 4. Def Leppard 4. Beat It 5. Bryan Adams 5. PYT 6. Rick Springfield 6. Come On Feel the Noise 7. Rolling Stones 7. Where’s the Party 8. Motley Crue 8. Panama 9. Quiet Riot 9. Metal Health 10. Olivia Newton-John | 10. Looks That Kill Top Station 1. WLLZ 2. WRIF 3. WHYT 4. WJLB 5. WLBS 87 TOP TEN ACTORS Tom Cruise John Stamos Clint Eastwood Tom Sellek Mr. T Eddie Murphy Emmanuel Lewis Michael Jackson Sylvester Stallone John Travolta TOP TEN ACTRESSES Heather Thomas Meryl Streep Gene Francis Debra Winger Olivia Newton John Loni Anderson Heather Locklear Smurfette Linda Evans Natassia Kinski TOP TEN FADS 1. Leather Jackets and Pants 6. Preppy 2. Bandannas 7. Sweat Shirts 3. Saying “Where’s The Beef” 8. Pin-striped Pants 4. Tight Designer Jeans 9. Edible Underwear 5. Videos 10. Michael Jackson TOP TEN MOVIES 1. Footloose 2. Hot Dog 3. Risky Business 4. Sudden Impact 5. Return of the Jedi 6. Flashdance 7. All the Right Moves 8. Christine 9. 48 Hours 10. Two of a Kind First Blood TOP TEN T.V. SHOWS 1. A-Team 6. Hardcastle and McCormick 2. General Hospital 7. Matt Houston 3. Dynasty 8. Knott’s Landing 4 Cheers 9. Leave It to Beaver 5. All My Children 10. Benny Hill 89 — TOP TEN NEWS EVENTS 1. Marines in Beirut, Grenada, and Lebanon 2. Michael Jackson’s Accident (hair) 3. 1984 Olympics 4. Rape in Detroit 5. Andropov’s Death 6. Flight 007 shot down by Russians 7. Landfills in Richmond 8. Billy Sims Affair 9. Beach Boy Dennis Wilson died 10. Princess Diana is pregnant again TOP TEN CARS 1. Corvette 2. Camaro 3. Trans Am 4. Fiero 5. Mustang 6. Z-28 7. Porsche 8. Ferrari 9. Chevy 10. Delorean Gas $1.29 per gallon Milk $1.99 per gallon Big Mac $1.25 Whopper $1.40 Large fries 70c 1984 ECHO $15.00 90 MOCK ELECTIONS Most Likely to Succeed Gary Riedel Michelle McClellan Class Athletes Pete Stemmier Donna Brogan Class Pets Scott Cousino Jill Leach Best Looking Gene Boyte Kathy Pankewicz Class Pessimists Ted Empson Darlene Torres Class Preppies Scott Cousino Kim Manchik Class Punkers Tom Janssen Janine Murphy Nicest Smiles Gene Boyte Jill Bruyneel Class Couple Chuck Scheuer Kim Schwark Most Shy John Rhein Sarah Foster Worst Drivers Tom Novak Janet Schweiger Class Singers Mike Maddelein Tracie Evans Jill Leach Class Clowns Todd Nagaitis Ron Mclnnis Heather Harrison Always Late Dale Barnes Dan McCarthy Beth Weeks Most Courteous Gary Riedel Janet Schweiger Always Ready For Class Gary Riedel Sarah Foster Most Friendly Pete Stemmier Janet Stevens Always Studying Mike Carlson Sarah Foster Nicest Legs Gene Boyte Jill Bruyneel Class Actors Todd Nagaitis Amy Phillips Teacher’s Headaches Ron Mclnnis Beth Weeks Class Optimists Gary Riedel Janet Schweiger Most Spirit Gary Riedel Janet Schweiger Class Clutzs Todd Lutz Lori Killmer Class Pests Ron Mclnnis Beth Weeks Class Musicians Jon O’Malley Alicia Gebauer Class Flirts Mitch Raska Rhonda Kaatz Class Artists Scott Ziehm Deanna Scaris Lynnette Griffin Best Dressed Scott Cousino Mike Sharpe Jill Leach 91 Mike Maddelein ToddNagaitis Jon O’Malley Janet Stevens Lynnette Griffin Janine Murphy 92 Gary Riedel Chuck Scheuer John Rhein Mike Carlson Amy Phillips Sarah Foster Michelle McClellan Kim Schwark 93 Dan McCarthy Scott Ziehm Dale Barnes Beth Weeks Heather Harrison 94 L Deanna Scaris Kim Manchik Scott Cousino Tom Novak Jill Bruyneel Ron Mclnnis A Janet Schweiger 95 Gene Boyte Jill Leach Mitch Raska Tracie Evans Pete Stemmier Donna Brogan Qenior Class Officers Top row (I to r) Deanna Scaris, secretary; Jill Bruyneel, representative; Jill Leach, vice president; Gary Riedel, president; Mrs. Wood, advisor; Mrs. Rettke, advisor; Bottom row (1 to r) Michelle Mc- Clellan, treasurer; Margaret Agosta, representative. The class of 1984. Memories, dreams and friendships. For most of us, our memories will be happy ones. We’ll remember all the fun and crazy times we’ve had in school and out of school, and we’ll remember the times we pulled together to accomplish what we had to, like the building of our floats and our sophomore Mexican Chowdown. Our dreams will be great, but always in reach, and most of them will come true. The friendships that have grown over the years will always be treasured and the close bond our class has will never be lost. The class of 1984. The Best! 97 Gary Riedel Margaret Agosta Sharon Ardoin Daniel August Dale Barnes Linda Barnes Gene Bauman Stephanie Bennett Lisa Biebuyck 98 Jill Bruyneel Michael Carlson Brenda Daughtry Kimberly Delano Fritz Delinski John Dickinson 99 100 Sarah Foster Kris Gazley Alicia Gehauer John Gillard Kimherle Gillard 101 Wendy Golden Jennifer Gotz Lynnette Griffin Elizabeth Gurley Joyce Gutt Alicia Haley Heather Harrison % Keith Haselhuhn Christine Haviaras Karl He id Bernadine Hein Denise Henson 102 Lisa Hornbeck Joseph Jakubiak Patricia Jakubiak Rhonda Kaatz Marie Kaiser Erik Kamlay Daniel Karales 103 Patii Keppens Cheryl Kicinski Lori Killmer Zane Knudsen Lois Kulman Curtis La Fore Jill Leach Jut Leich Karl Leenknegt Dawn Lelowicz Ronald Lemke Robert Lieske 104 Kelley Lowe Todd Lutz Michael Maddelein Kimberly Manchik Rhonda Manchik Norman Mazur Mark McCleary Michelle McClellan 105 Brian Mellert Stephen Merritt Dawn Messina Robert Miller Jamie Morrin Gayle Niebauer 106 Kimberly Ostrand Amy Phillips Katherine Pankewicz j or gen Nordlund Julie Ozanic Richard Pinskey Kelly Plotzke Jon O’Malley Lorraine Panczyk v i . Michelle Olszewski 107 Dina Ponder Timothy Pringle Karen Rabine Mark Radzom Mitchel Raska Craig Reese Christopher Rhein John Rhein Denise Riedel Gary Riedel Jodi Rix Roger Rix Jean Rumenapp Jackie Ryan Greg Santo 109 Kathy Suess Darlene Torres Patrick Veith Michael Trautman Frank Tschiggfrey Kimberly Vandenbossche Rhonda Verbrugge Shelly Verlinde Dau n Walker 111 112 Seniors not pictured: Melissa Caughell Raymond Devlaminck Nancy Helmer Karen Kattleman Mike Kattleman Greg Kennedy Daniel McCarthy John Meyers Patricia Oxendine Timothy Pietrykowski Jean Renard Michael Ryall David Smalley James VanHaverback Anthony Wachtel Alan Wagoner Dan Wellman Melody Winchester JUNIORS The junior year of high school is one of the most exciting years because we are on the brink of becoming seniors. As Juniors, we had the pleasure of planning and putting on the prom. The prom this year was held at Welsh’s Banquet Hall and the band was Finesse. To help prepare us financially for the prom, we had a candy bar sale. We hope we can have an even better year as Seniors! Mr. Olson, Advisor; Diane August, Secretary; Jodi Riedel, President; Karen Rettke, Vice President; Sandra Suess, Student Council Rep.; Mrs. Philabaum, Advisor; Elaine Brooks, Student Council Rep.; Shawn Macumber, Treasurer. 114 John Abraham David Albers Diane August William Austin Steven Bacsikin John Badaczewski Paul Baker Michelle Banyas Leann Barnes Traci Bartell Brent Bastian Cheryl Bauman Cheryl Baumgarten Maria Belemonti Jeffrey Biebuyck Lisa Blake Vicki Boehmer Christopher Boyd Elaine Brooks Jeff Brooks Vicki Budzyn Scott Burczycki Dean Buttrey Deann Calomeni Robert Carlson 115 Jerome Carrol Daniel Cass 116 Chris Caughell Shelley Cook Sammy Coomer Kelly Cracchiolo Edward Craddock Dale Dawe Dan Dennis Janet Dubay Jennifer Dubay Stanley Dudek Kim Durst Regina Duvall Linda Eaves Jay Fike Linda Fike Dawn Finley Don Foster Patti Frishcosy Charles Geisler Lorrie Gilbert Regina Gorr Jeffery Gutt Ben Hackett Sandy Hamilton Deborah Hartman Valerie Hartman Tammy Hartway Angela Hebei Marlene Heimke Cheryl Hein Kim Hodges Tammy Ingles Gretchen Jakubiak Tammy Job Jeffrey Kaatz Lachelle Kaczorowski Paul Kennedy Rebecca Kerin Jim Ketchum Jennifer Klause Eric Klebba Jeffrey Korte Ron Kowalski Chris Krolczyk Colleen Krusinski 117 Paul Kulman Beth Leach Steve Leenknegt Brett Leich Donald Lindsay 118 Debra Lynch Lisa Lynch Kathy MacDonald Mike Maceroni Shawn Macumber John Makowski Joel McClure Paul McDermott Tammy McLeod Kristen Merecki Kerstin Meyers Stacy Meyers Kathleen Michaels Lisa Monetta Kari Moore Marjorie Mott Joseph Nichelson Brian Niebauer Rual Norris Johnny Northam Todd Nowak Jay O’Conner Keith Ottenbacher Kevin Ottenbacher Angela Palmieri Alicia Pare Tony Parinello Carrie Patton Jim Pearl Vicki Pedrotte Lisa Porrett Pamela Proulx Joseph Ptach Glenn Quick David Raska Denise Raska Karen Rettke Daniel Rhein Vicki Rhein James Riddle Jodi Riedel Harvey Rippy Robert Ritchey Elizabeth Ritter Lisa Rittinger Beth Robertson Lisa Roose Chuck Rose Mary Ruby Sally Ryan Alex Samul Julie Schade 119 Mary Scheucr Veronica Schoenherr Lisa Schoof Anthony Schroeder Jeannie Schroeder Tammy Schukraft Kelly Schultz Paula Schwark William Seifert Steve Smith Stephen Soley Jim Sommers Daniel Stahl Susan Stevens Sandy Suess James Tatham Marie Teschler Paula Teska Trisha Totty Doreen Uhl Mark Ureel Michael Vandekerhohf Wendy Vandenbossche Bonnie Voakes Wendy Walters Ava Weeks Emily Winkle Janay Woloszyk Theresa Zander NOT PICTURED: Paula Bird Daniel Brown Kelly Brown Gregory Chapdelaine David Fraley Donna Frank Nicholas Galente Diane Govier Deborah Harding Tamara Kaatz Janice Maedal John Markie Don Morgan Missy Naeyaert Shelly Naeyaert Kimberly Pietrykowski Tammy Ritter Evonne Shulte David Shaffer Ronald Spens Deanna Woodard 120 CLASS OF 1986 SOPHOMORES The sophomore class showed a lot of spirit as they took first place for the second year in a row in the float building competition. After showing their spirit at homecoming they proved their scholastic abilities by scoring highest in Reading and second in Math, for the State Assessment Tests, in Macomb County. They also had many fund raisers in which they had great participation. Officers, left to right: Jim Bennett, representative; Billy Patton, Vice President; Holly Grable, representative; Terri Hamilton, Secretary; Jackie Wilkie, Treasurer; Scott Evans, President. 122 Sharon Albers Anthony Alberty Timothy Anderson Michelle Armstrong Christina Austin Rita Baczewski Eric Beeman James Bennett Michael Bertossi Michelle Besser Gary Boyd Anne Buckles Jacquline Campau Ty Campbell Kevin Caperton Carrie Carter Kimberly Castor Daniel Collins Kindy Conger Anthony Coots Peggy Czenkus Scott Dobbs Scott Dolan Jeanie Dunn Todd Essenmacher 123 Heidi Evans Scott Evans Brenda Fagge Marsha Fike Darrin Fistler Amy Frantom Holly Freer Ann Gallagher Janine Gazley Veronica Gebauer Paul Geisler Holly Grable Steven Grates Julie Grobbel Laura Grobbel Valerie Grondzik Charles Gutt Todd Hagen Jeanette Haley Terri Hamilton Marc Harris Timothy Harris John Hartman Kristine Haws Scott Heffron 124 Kathleen Holmes Cindy Hughes Jeffrey Johnson Jody Johnson Jeanie Keller Cheryl Kethe Steven Kicinski Richard Kielbasa Tamara Klebba Juli Knudsen Erik Koch Tammy Kook Theresa Korte Paul Krause Trevor Keuster Jody Kulman Kathy Lafore Ron Lagrois Angela Leitzel Dawn Light Kimberly Martin James McCloskey Christine McClure Wendy Mclnnis Jackie McLeod 125 Dean Messina Tony Michaels Julie Moore Stephanie Moore Paul Nagaitis Rodd Neely Tony Okalski Scott Olszewski Nichol Oprita Michael Ottenbacher Dan Panczyk Mike Pankiewicz William Patton Beth Peinovich Thomasine Plotzke Christine Ponder Susan Potter Kevin Pridotkas Carrie Raska Gary Rhein Mark Rittinger Jennifer Rowley Gary Samolej Claudette Samul Gary Schantz 126 Kim Schmidt Lisa Schmidt Terry Schroeder Daryl Schweiger Deborah Schweiger Cissy Shinska Victoria Sobkowski Jeanine Sommers Bill Soular Kathleen Southwell Chris Spezia Joseph St. John Aaron Stoliker Rebecca Tardiff Charlene Taylor Neil Thomas Dawn Traylor David Treutle Michele Trombley Amy Tschiggfrey Carrie Vandenabeele Audra Verbrugge Vicki Voakes Kelly Vogel Christopher Waterloo 127 Deanne Wawryzniak Brian Weeks Jeffrey Weidner Cheryl Weinert Connie Werner Jackie Wilkie Charles Wormsbacher Ann Yelencich NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Bauman, Robert Baumgarten, David Bettcher, David Card, Glenn Davenport, Chris Harvey, Michael McCauley, Jeffrey Nephew, Carl New, Ken Parent, Connie Parks, Satina Ritter, Jeffrey Schweiger, April Seigfried, Steven Van Hulle, Molly Zappitell T C 128 w CLASS OF 1987 FRESHMEN 130 Tammy Albers Scott Aldis Ernest Amormino Erik Andersen David Ardoin Kay Austin Angela Bajraszewski Kevin Bauman Brandy Benedict Kelly Bewersdorff Eric Biebuyck Scott Bishop Kathleen Bolen Stephen Boss Cristy Bouvrette James Brooks Barbara Bugay James Calomeni Jennifer Campbell Theresa Carlson Daniel Cate Lisa Caughell Steven Chauvin Karen Cockerill Ann Colar 131 Darrell Cole Kathleen Combs Todd Cook Ronda Corby Anne Cousino Henry Crouser Kelly Crowe Roger Crowe Robert Cusson Richard Dale Henry DeFauw Thomas Dickinson Janice Domagalski Jason Domagalski Harry Dominguiz Christopher Dunbar Lisa Eaves Eli Ellis Tricia Eovaldi Sally Fagge Evan Farner Kerry Fealko Ralph Finley Mathew Fistler Natalie Foster 132 Robert Gardner Lynn Gilbert Janet Gotz Douglas Grace Carlton Graham Donald Green Julie Griffith Tammy Gutt Heather Hall Maia Harrison Corey Hebei Lisa Heffron Poppy Hill Kurt Hohmann Holly Hollis Nancy Holmes Kevin Hornbeck Craig Howington Jason Hurttgam Jill Ingles Karin Ishmael Carmen Janssen Jon Janssen Mary Januszkiewicz Christine Johnston 133 Chris Kaczorowski Christopher Kamlay Nikole Kandler David Karales April Kelly Thomas Kerin Brian Kethe Ronnette Kielbasa David Koch Richard Korte Scott Kulman Ann Laporte Jeffrey Lauderbach Allison Lewandowski Tasha Linsday James Litchfield Kimberly Lorenc Todd Manchik Kristen Maniaci Mark Maniaci Sandra Markowski Edward McDermott Mary McDermott William McMichael Brenda Melton 134 Sarah Meyers Jennifer Miller William Morian Jean Newman Pamela Nurkala Edward Oliver Glenn Oliver Maureen O’Malley Kelly Ottenbacher Sharon Ottenbacher James Owen Steven Oxendine Jane Ozark John Paleno Steven Pankiewicz Cynthia Peters Michael Pflueger Darren Phillips Gary Pinnoo Joseph Prapotnik Wendy Pridotkas Steven Priemer David Proulx Sharon Proulx Kenneth Ptach 135 Lisa Ptak Kenneth Puwal Jackie Quick Kathleen Raleigh Lori Raska Michele Raska Christy Rewalt Matthew Rhein Thomas Rhein James Rinke Charlotte Rowloff Joanne Schade Irene Schilke Joseph Schomburg Kevin Schroeder Michelle Schroeder Robert Schroeder Jeffrey Schultz Tamara Schultz Kimberly Shafer Kathy Shaffer Matthew Shaw Carrie Shue David Smith Edward Sobieski Margaret St. John Mark Stevens Jeffrey Suess Barbara Sulkowski Lynore Teska Mary Tomlian Terry Totty Kristin Tousignant Sarah Troutman Tracy Treend Rhonda Trombley Catherine Tyson Ingrid Vanderkerkoff Tim Waite Hope Walker William Walters Thomas Ward Craig Weidner Dana Weinert Kris Weinert Amber Wightman Denise Winchester Bryan Winsten Scott Witte Marlene Woloszyk Dean Wyatt Tammy Yaek NOT PICTURED: Phillip Fistler, Leni Higgins, Kristen Killmer, Shawn Lawrence, Rita Lazaris, David Markowski, Stephen McCullough, John Naudsch, Jeff Santo, Deborah Smith, John Spicer, Frank Steinhauer 137 EVENTS V - ■ „ .. M r-� ..Z ■ '■ 'f 4 Spirit Week Monday — Crazy Hat Day Alicia Gebauer and Karl Heid Cheryl Weidner and Jenny Gotz Tuesday — Toga Day Juli Knudsen? Janine Murphy, Rhonda Kaatz and Beth Weeks Wednesday — Punk Rock and 50’s Day 140 Beth Weeks Thursday — Pajama and Career Day, Subeating Contest, Bonfire Theme: Devils in Motion Fourth Place — Freshmen: Spirit on the Rise Floats Third Place — Junior: Devils on the Roll First Place — Sophomore: Devil Locomotion Second Place — Senior: Flight to Victory 142 Parade 143 145 FOOTBALL SILVER 146 DOME BASKETBALL The Richmond High School Varsity Basketball team played the New Haven High School Varsity Basketball team at the Silverdome on January 24, 1984. The score was: Richmond — 61 New Haven — 37. BATTLE OF THE BANDS Battle of the Bands, sponsored by BOEC, was held in March. It was a great time with lots of super music. The bands included Hex and Ulroth from Richmond and a band from New Haven, Mistaken Identity. The winner of Battle of the Bands was Hexx. 148 Donkey-Basketball An event sponsored by the yearbook staff was the Donkey Basketball Game. It was held March 22, 1984. The crowd was small, but everyone had a great time laughing at the antics of the firemen, Lions Club, and the teachers. We are not sure who had the worst time, the poor donkeys or the riders. The teams consisted of the Lion’s Club and middle school staff vs. the firemen and the high school staff. The winning team was the Lions middle school staff. 149 BRI6AD00N CAST: Tommy Albright — Mike Maddelein Jeff Douglas — Fritz Delinski Archie Beaton — Dan Graham Harry Beaton — Dan McCarthy Angus MacGuffie — Jorgen Nordlund Sandy — Tracie Bartell Andrew MacLaren — Ted Empson Fiona MacLaren — Cissy Shinska Jean MacLaren — Kathy Holmes Meg Brockie — Amy Phillips Charlie Dalrymple — Chuck Shinska Maggie Anderson — Carmen Janssen Mr. Lundie — Andy Foster Stuart Dalrymple — Jim Bennett Frank — Mike Carlson Jane Ashton — Cheryl Kacinski CHORUS: Sop: Tracie Bartell Jill Leach Sarah Trautman Shawn Macumber Kathy LaFore Nancy Holmes Beth Robertson Elaine Brooks Tenor: Chuck Shinska Ray DeVlamick Andy Foster Derek Snodgrass Glenn Orr Stephen Bennett Alto: Jeannie Schroeder Jeannie Keller Jackie Quick Emily Winkle Alicia Pare Julie Grobbel Bass: Jim Bennett Jeff Johnson Ted Empson Glenn Quick Dan Graham Mark Fistler 150 IQI ALMOST ANYTHING GOES Almost Anything Goes took place on May 25. It was sponsored by the Student Council. The competition between the classes was fun for the students and the teachers. The Seniors won hands down with 21 points. The other classes had a tie breaker which the juniors won and the sophomores came in second. The freshmen lost again. Some of the games played were the Clothes Line Race, the Three Legged Race, Tug-A-War, Obstacle Course, and the Orange Pass. It was a great assembly. 153 QTEP UP DAY GRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS Dad, Mom, Jim and Stephan want you to know, STEPHANIE, how proud we are of you in all your decisions and the young woman you have become. BRIAN AND TED — You’ve made us proud as proud as can be our prayer for you is that the Lord be with thee. You're two special boys on your way to the top and if you put Jesus first, it will be non-stop! We Love You! Mom and Dad Empson MIKE, the day has come which you have been waiting for we know you worked very hard to make your parents pro- ud of you. You made a success of yourself to this point of life, and we know whatever you attempt to do you will ac- complish it. Congratulations on your graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Braekevelt DONNA: Congratulations, y� u are the last of my ten children to graduate. I am proud of all the goals you have achieved and the standards you have set for yourself. I Love You Mom Dear MARIA, We love you!! You’ve got the foundation. Now have faith in your future. What you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Keep that determination and enthusiasm. Hold onto that love for learning. Go for it!! You are special in our eyes, too! Mom and Dad Eovaldi JILL B - You’ve made us very proud. Keep smilin. Love, Mom and Dad ELIZABETH, Our hearts are bursting with pride for you and your accomplishments. You make us think back to our senior year. Life is for you ahead — Stay sweet. Love, Mom and Dad SCOTT — You’re tops! Congratulations. The best is yet to come. Go for it. Love, Mom and “Big D” Congratulations and much love to the editor of the 1984 yearbook. We never doubted your abilities for a moment! Mom and Dad I KNOW OF A ROSE THAT YOU KNOW NOT DEBORAH LYNN, DEBORAH LYNN YOU WILL FORGET HER NOT. SHE IS A YOUNG BUD WITH GOLDEN HAIR, BRIGHT BLUE EYES AND SKIN SO FAIR. HER STEM IS SHORT BUT DO BEWARE FOR LIKE EVERY ROSE SOME THORNS SHE DOES BARE WHEN SHE GROWS TALL AND HER BUD IS IN FULL BLOOM. HER BEAUTY WILL HIDE THE THORNS SHE ASSUMES. WITH ALL OUR LOVE. MOM AND DAD Dear LISA H. You finally made it, congratulations. Now your future stretches out before you, and you know your family will always be there for you. Love, Dad and Mom ERIK KAMLAY, May all your tomorrows be sunny, bright and breezy! Love, Dad and Mom PATTY JO, Dad and I are so proud of you. We know this is only the beginning of all of the wonderful things ahead for you. So remember those cheers you hear is your family say- ing Good Luck — Love, Mom and Dad and Grandma says “Me too!” GRATULATI0N8 CONGRATULATIONS CONTRATULATIONS CON 156 GRATULATI0N8 CONGRATUL ATIONS CONGRATULATIONS Dear KIM, At ten cents a word, we can’t afford to express all our feelings we have for you, so we’ll just say, Con- gratulations, we’re very proud of you and we love you! May your future always be filled with the best of everything! Mom and Dad Manchik To my very special young lady, DEANNA Sincere congratulations on your graduation. Your many accomplishments, both athletic and academic, have made me very proud and I have thoroughly enjoyed these years with you. 1 know, without a doubt that you will do well in the future. All My Love, Mom Congratulations Iron Man Love, Mom and Dad CARRIE SPICER Keep striving for a better tomorrow. With deepest pride and love. Dad and Mom JON, First-born Capricorn, we’re proud of you! Mom and Dad Congratulations KELLY PLOTZKE, May the years ahead be as fulfilling to you, as the hap- piness you brought us in the past. Love, Mom and Dad JEFF, Today and everyday hope you’ve got only good things going for you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations to the Class of 1984. We are proud of you JACKIE. Love, Dad and Mom Ryan BRIAN, Congratulations! Hopefully your senior year was as fun and memorable as it could be. But none could ever be bet- ter than mine, for you have made it the best for me. Love, Cheri SHELLEY SMITH To a very special daughter. Hope your life is happy and rewarding as you have made ours. Love, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATION?} CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS 157 % 158 PROM The Junior-Senior Prom was held at Welsh’s on April 14. It started at 7:00 p.m. and went to 12:00 a.m. Dinner consisted of mostachelli, roast beef, turkey, rolls, salad, corn, and mashed potatoes. The dancing started at 8:30 p.m. and the band featured was Finesse. 159 The Senior Banquet was held at Welsh’s Banquet Hall. It started at 6:15 on May 10, 1984. The first thing we did was eat. There was salad, mostechelli, and meatballs. After dinner, we settled down to hear the Senior Class Wills and Prophecies. When the laughter died down, the dancing began. Who will ever forget the theme from Footloose? 163 164 166 Well, this was our last year. It started out a dull roar and never stopped. There are many memories we, the seniors of 1984, will remember: The first time we walked into the senior hall — The bonfire and the snake dance, which had us running down the middle of main street and building pyramids — The fiercely fought, though lost, Homecoming game (right Mitch Raska?) — Cap and gown measurements — The parties at Hensch’s — How we womped the competition during Spirit Week and during Almost Anything Goes — Pete Stemmier walking on his hands — Working at Medilodge, Burger King, Hensch’s, K-Marts, or Polewach’s — The Preimer Center — Advanced Math II Pizza Parties — The Florida trip and the shining moons there — Passing out senior pictures — Term papers for Mr. Addis — The practice for graduation and the water fights at Burger King during Lunch (we all had passes) — graduation — graduation parties! With all these memories let us not forget each other. 167 GOOD BYE, GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 84 Congratulations, Class of 1984 Our seniors have proven it. 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