Riverside High School - Scholarian Yearbook (Dearborn Heights, MI)

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ROBERT F, KENNEDY The quoliry of rhe imoginorion is ro flow And nor ro freeze, EMERSON I HAVE A DREAM MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. ,... , TITLE PAGEXI TABLE or coisitiimts Homecoming Administrotion Foculty ..... Activities . . . Foil Sports . . . Winter Sports Spring Sports . Senior Pictures Mock Elections Juniors ..... Sophomores Freshmen . . . Personol Ads Advertisements . Poge 8 Poge 17 Poge 28 Poge 86 Poge 55 Poge 65 Poge 71 Poge 81 Poge 105 Poge 112 Poge 120 Poge 128 Poge 146 Poge'147 .vb gf AJ' fffk Q. CANDIDSXO NATURE5 DREAMS ARE .F ,1 1 l TGDAY5 REALITIES We ore morure's Children, ever leomimg. RF All the dreoms we hope ro live Few come rrue or oll Bur oll the dreoms rhor do come rrue Hold the beoury of the foll. R. Filipczols X A x - ln - Wi Y vf' '1 .xg .V Q fe. 1 412 T' Ji' . 5 'fr ., , 4- 45 .WM ,rw B . 'I 3 J qi 3' t memsfs COLLEGE ADVENTURES A NEW BEGINNING . . 'EER' , iv k F! ' 1 v I V Wx H ik Gfxkp. Q Viv . 3?,2x '.4'. , n ' J ' tv is I a'-E' Y f .. A f ' ' . A I H X f , 17' WSW as W I :QS 3, ,bye qr4uuw.u1.4 fr-'Wg 'QS ' 1 5 . T.. Ii W Q V Ax m'S,Q.vw 'wk W N-vs ' ,S Ik ,J K i L u r Q w t 4 .2 , M . f F!!! s' wLi'ix CLASS CDF '81 VICTCDRICDUS AGAIN' The CIoss of Sl hos ser o new rrend for their onnuol Homecoming celebrorion, os rhey coprured rhe Grond Prize for hoving rhe besr floor for the rhird yeor in o row. The seniors olso won rhe ovvord for hoving The Besr Expressed Theme. Orher honors were given ro rhe Junior Closs for Best Efforr g ro rhe Sophomore Closs for Desi Consrrucred Floor , ond ro rhe Freshmon Closs for 'lMosr Originol Floor . Also, rhe foorboll reom celebrored rheir Homecoming vvirh o srunning 28-o vicrory over Sourhgore Schofer. The Queen wos Porry Srerling, ond her courr consisred of seniors: Louren Hom, loner Johnson, Liso Loikou, ond Noncy Pererson. Juniors Moggie Tyler ond Louri Turzewslsi os well os Sophomores Korhleen Borlow ond Colleen Welsh rounded our rhe Courr. 5 BX XX A 934 . t' U il .WI HCDMECOMING QUEEN 1980 PATTY STERLING AN END TG A GREAT EVENING a FET' ' X f on ABOVE: Porricio Worner ond escorr spy posr memories. BELOW: John Wydick Joner Johnson, Louren Hom, ond Dove Ager have o pieosonr discussion. X'. ABOVE: The 1980 Homecoming Queen Porry Srerling ond escort Sreve Logusz donce o rrodirionoi dence. BELOW: More rhon 50 couples donced rhe nighr owoy. 10 X DANCE U Icomc A DAY FULL OF MEMCDRIES i, Homecoming is o time for porodes, floots, pep rollies, footboll gomes, ond, of course, o queen! However, it is olso much more thon this. It is o time for olumni to recoll the memories of their high school doys. For the present Riverside students, their time will soon come the time when their current octivities will fode into cherished memories of the post. Indeed, Homecom- ing is o time of memories: some of which ore positive, some negotive. In ony cose, these students' present will soon leod to o rich future just os their post molded into the present, The floots pictured here oreiust o smoll port of thot untopped future which is yours for the oslsing. Go for it seniors! vnu X x hir li 1 4 IIllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllll 1 i foils UPPER LEFT: The victorious Senior Floot proudly disploys their tolent ond jubilo- tion os they porode down Beech Doly on Soturdoy. ABOVE: The Freshmon Floor reveols the innovotive tolents thot they hove os this closs begins their four yeor involvement with Homecoming. LEFT: The Junior Floor CFred Flintstoneb looks hoppily over the festive ceremonies. Better luck next yeor, juniors! FLOATSX11 BAND AIMS FUR PERFECTICDN N.. 12!BAND upper lefrg Members of rhe clariner secrion of rhe Rebel Band show rheir class. UPPER RIGHT: A panoramic view of rhe variery of insrrumenrs in rhe Marching Band. ABOVE: The female rouch is a necessary ingredienr ro any band. UPPER MIDDLE: The discipline required in a band is revealed in rhis shar. RIGHT. The man who is responsible far such perfecrion: Mr. Greg. Nielsen. pw ,, T. i.,..,. -iawvwsmwmu :gi .ef 5 I 'swf 1 ff-Qitfiges 91 , rf, n' we in ' w fig 1 .af vm 1-5 F I X I-IAPPY ARE TI-IOSE WI-IO D DREAMS AND ARE READY T0 PAY THE PRICE TG MAKE Tl-IEM COME TRUE LJ. Cord - X X vw ui -,,,. I L 1 Si o X N432-e K4-0'fs911 1ofTHEME When rhe dreoms Come l held my oreorh Wirh my eyes closed l wenr insone, Lllse o smolse ring doy When rhe winds olow Now I won'r oe bocls Till lofer on, lf l do come oocils or oll Dui you lsnovv me, And l miss you. Neil Young 1968 H0n rhe Woy Home 1 ADMINISTRATICDN REMEMBERS THE PAST N QP Q 'Y Mwzff Gi? 'Y' U01 'D' 44 B--6-'M' Q CENTRAL CDFFICE MGLDS DISTBIC Superintendent of Schools Eorl D. Gobriel is o colm, composed, ond chorismotic mon. He describes the third floor boord offices thot surround him os the moin nerve center of the school district. His job involves leodership, stoff supervision ond odministrotion, os well os public relotions ond deoling with the boord. Mr. Gobriel hos been Superintendent since 1977. Before thot time, he worlsed for Science Pieseorch Associotes. He olso hos spent 18 yeors on the school boord in North Deorborn Heights. The Business Monoger for our district is Mrs. Koy Greene. Mrs. Greene is employed by the school boord ond works under the di- rection of the Superintendent. Her job is to develop ond coordinote the schools' 6.5 million dollor budget. Food services, trons- portotion, ond poyroll oll come under her duties. She hos been here since 1977. ,W . 1.7 1. Wai K CI 1 ,C W ESJQE N . .iv sk U 16.59 gli Q' Q Q 1' ABOVE: Superintendent of Schools, Eorl D. Gobriel pr.,-5 it 1. -. .4 Stonding: Lindo Sowo, Poyroll Secretory: Corol Lovey, Secretory to Business Monoger, Mory Louise ABOVE: Business Mgngger Kay Greene Kennedy, Bookkeeper. Sitting: Evelyn Ochenos, Executive Secretory to Superintendent of Schools ond Boord of Educotion. 16 f CENTRAL OFFICE ' fP5WY3 f +fc?i3f?f7Efiif'fEi'U1 - -1' 'Y K ,ffrlfiu ,. 1.2 iw 1 ' 'H Ffiiiz ,. V L 1 HHH - . ' ' x- rf: ,L 4, V y 012.53 1 -e 8 M I K 3 ' .Q ed j J' P . X . n 1, I. a 'E i .:, -.:.,.f'1'C'f'f:-1-I'.' j. A5 45,11-' m I- ggi -fj-:R Q'f'1,.,1f:117' S,-22427, ligiijap' 51257-Igfglj-Q 1 ' J, QA .,:g:f:':-:1:g4g:5f egzx 25514: :ni Jniinffz : 1 45.14-Z'i-5'.j.5Af55::.!:55':::::::::5555 Hfi giiqigizg , 49 ,654-f':':5:555-:-:jr:fH',,,,- ,?5iS5!f5f:a.: Ha 1. F' A ' .135553151f2fCf7fi:f:3tf 5555551555 .-z iriziv,-'ai '34 4, ,X .21:-:-?:1:5:5:':-I'I:1'1: Hfiifjfj zgiurxiiiigz --: 531111. ig if - -I-7gIg.:.g.5-,15Z3.g-,-1 q:',:,2f. tJ'f : ' ,,,:g5.5.g:g:g::,::.:::.:::3.k' 55,5513 32585 :. , ,.,1511ftflfl-Z-ZgZ,'!7ZgfIiZ'J',:.f5'fff' 55513.53 ,mir 1' 'ga v 4:-:-:-:':'.g5g2g-:-:-1,-rg :,f:.::i : W 'ff f4w.:1h2Qz1q,1- ff: .-:-:-:-:-:-Ig-:-:-:qs-:+ .rn p .33af:E:52f:f5:3:-3' .3f M f'? 1sss:a-fazf' w 2' .--. f 2 .5,:.zx..1 f- 5 . 1980-1981 BOARD OF EDUCATIGN ' ra l D - ABOVE: Vice President, Dovid D. Miller, Secre4 rory, Eunice A. Courrodeg Treasurer, Donold J. Peuroch. MIDDLE: Presidenr, Robert J. Devyois. BELOW: Trusree, Ronoid G. Dowersock, Trusr- ee, Ann L. DeNoon, Trusree, Roger L. Nipper. BOARD OF EDUCATIONMQ SPECIAL SERVICES AIDS PROBLEMS ,J ,,f ABOVE1 JERILYNN DOROW, psychologist. ABOVE: JOAN RANSOM, Special Programs Coordina- TOT. The Special Services Office offers many differenr services ro srudenrs. Joan Ransom is rhe Special Programs' Coordinaror. She applies for federal funds which are needed for programs such as rhe CPC. Gladys Klein is rhe disrricrs' social vvorlser. She assisrs srudenrs rhar may have rrouble in school adjusrmenrs. Jerilynn Dorovv is rhe disrricrs' psychol- ogisr. She vvarlss wirh school personnel ro help srudenrs rhar have academic difficulries achieve rheir educarianal porenrial. Barbara Bowen is rhe Curriculum Caordinaror and Media Specialisr. Moni- ca Doig and Mary Cherrie are rhe secreraries. f NJ 'Q-',:'Dwf S ABOVE: MARY Cl-IERRIE and MONICA DOIG, secretaries, 20 f SPECIAL SERVICES .RRKAMJ mm-y--. , 30 Q fl? s fu I P jg ., HIM, ' 'RV-w ,., ., ABOVE: BARBARA BOWEN, Curriculum Coordinaror, Media Specialisr. BELOW: GLADYS KLEIN, social vvarlser. . ef W i V i X c,,..-'K if MAIN Qll-ICI:-DEDICATED TO SERVICE The rorol operorioh of Riverside High School is rhe respohsibiliry of rhe Moih Office. Much rime ond efforr is spehr orgohizihg ocriviries ohd developing o curricu- lum rhor besr suirs rhe srudehrs of Riverside. Of course, hone of rhis could be possible wirhour rhe voluoble help of rhe rwo Moih Office secrerories who rry ro hohdle mohy of the problems ohd siruoriohs in order ro rolse some pressure off of rhe Admihisrrorors, kd- 5-,I Q V4 -JI.. g ,MKG I , . Luna. ABOVE: PAUL DOULUS, Assisrohr Prihcipol. RIGHT: MAPIADELLE MATHISON ond LINDA SCHUMSKI, Secre- rories. PREPARING The counselors help molse the students of Riverside become self-sufficient os they oe- corne older. They olso try to lseep in Contoct with the students os much os possible ond ot the some time Counsel rhern through their high school yeors. The Guidonce Office sec- retory helps the counselors with their duties ond is in charge of the generol uplseep of the student files, She, indeed, is o Virol ele- ment in the continuing performonce of the counselors, l STUDENTS EOR FUTURE ABOVE: BARBARA LUTZ, SECRETARY .' ' ABOVE1 GERALD DAVIS, COUNSELOR QQXGUIDANCE OFFICE ABOVE: RON ROSS: COUNSELORXATHLETIC DIRECTOR ABOVE: BARBARA HARTMAN, COUNSELOR FACULTY LCCJKS BACK AT CLD TIMES ' 24 I ENGLISH ENGLISH AND FGREIGN LANGUAGES sr' pmfirgs- ,4 1 . g ffiQfQljQf , ' GA AA l A G A if X X' ' h f' ww. I 1 A x E -ann warn UI F. ,,.. L ELEANOR PAULSON N. CRAIG HATHAWAY Brh ond 11rh Grode English. Creorive Writing, 1Orh ond 11rh Grooe English. fx. DARRYL GONCHAROFF Grornmor ond Comp., Journolism, Yeorbools, Newspaper. 1. . DOROTHY REUTER Qrh ond 11rh Grode English, Yearbook. ' i ix A E' Y., 19- sf' lV Q H 1 tml 1 O jf .1 ' 'S .Li 5:l.!mF' A.: - ,.,, 'I '. L g, dffij . ,- ,-f ELIZABETH DUNCAN CELIA MAGRO 2-Xa French I Sponish C P English I Grornmor ond Comp. I 8th ond 1Orh Grode English .M, .,4 -:nano I illll nuscnsl nupunnu -ns PATRICIA ARRICK Don Ahrens enjoys o srory in his Iirerorure book Grornrnor ond Comp, X Drirish Lii, X 11th Grode English ENGLISHFOREIGN LANGUAGESXQS I-'ISTCRY UNLGCKS THE PAST DONALD CALHOUN CCOGHIOO CLARK E. OLDENBURG Civil WOV-MiChiQOO OUTGOOVS-World HiSrOl'y Economic-Governmenr i .1 RUSSELL GAILEY WILLIAM PENLAND World Geogroprwyhxxmericon Presiderwrs 8rh Grade Sociol Srudies -U! ,,,, 5 - ,1i?4.Q'Pr x'1'fL,f' 1, 4? ' r ' 7 76, FRANK DRANDT MARY LEE DEER American Presidenrs-7rh Grode Sociol Studies Governmemgnghsh 261 HISTORY PROBLEM SOLVERS ,QE NGT BU L BEING IS 'Q '-. N ...LMA-J S GARY CIPOLLONI AILEEN RYAN AlgebrofPhysic.s!Compurer Science AIgebrofTrig . fColc. A., LINDA VINGELMAN DONALD P. ZIELINSKI Morhemorics Refresher Morh!7rh,grode Moth M .. 'l MATHXQ7 MEETING Tl-IE GOALS GF TOMCDRRGW T .? 'u5 - 4 7 5 3 ? ' ,,,4-v ABOVE: JOHN POWELL ABOVE: HARRY FOSDICK Chemisrryflliology Eorrh-Space Science C X f 'id f ' 42' . ,XJ E RIGHT: LYN BOUTNVELL Anoromy-Physiology-Biology-Heolrh Ed. 281 SCIENCE F 33 FQ 3 THEIR BUSINESS IS OUR BUSINESS -'ll' . ABOVE1 GEORGE SEEFELD-Business EdfCo-op Director ABOVE: ROSALIE MADDALENAfBusiness Educorion BELOW: MARK SI-IOOSHANIAN-Business Education BELOW: CLAIRE HANSON-Business Educorion l BUSINESSXQO SO MUSIC-PE GAME. Sl-IAPE UP OR SING QUT I-it L. REGINA LIXEY JAMES MCDONALD Physical Educoriorl Physical Educorion gl 'Wil EDWARD MEADE GREG NlEl5EN Dromo, Music ond Singers Bond, New Foculry Member, Welcome -y' , Q .95 'x ,Ik +I nf' CREATIVITY IN ARTS MARTHA EVERTS RICHARD T. WILSON Arr IndusrrioI Arrs E 1 xq I I I 45,4 fn GERALD GOSTENIK DEIKNARDO DRAMA Indusrriol Arrs lndusrriol Arrs ART-IEXSI HSI-Il-I! LIBRARY5 HCDUCI-I! I-ICDME EC. I en we I 52 ' B1 'fb CJQXHOME EC-LIBRARY PAMELA CRAIG Librorion NANCY CALDERWOOD Sewing X Child Development ,ZA JANE CHENEY Monoger in rhe A-V room, olso helps Mrs. Craig. BARBARA WATTS Cooking C7-12 Grodesl .nl HELPING HANDS The moin responsibiliry of rhe Resource Room is ro help individuol srudenrs wirh rheir closses ond the problems rhey moy hove. lndividuol English, Morh, ond Sociol Srudies ore rhe moin closses offered in the Resource Room for srudenrs rhor quolify for rhe progrom. This progrom hos proven ro be o welcome extension of the curriculum. I S ., I fm - ' K A its-I ,' ABOVE: SUE HILL, Resource Teocher ' 5 I L A I'- aux .LN ABOVE: CINDY POISSON Resource Teocher ,53g,,F 3 5 x I .1 L J -kf5.J K --- X .K '. 1' ' -7 As L I,si ABOVE: ROSEMARIE OLAH, GLADYS HARRIS Teocher Aids -- ABOVE1 KAREN RUBIN, Resource Teocher ABOVE: JUDY KULCHAR, Reading Speciolisr, Librory Speciolisr. RESOURCE ROOM X 38 UTI-IEY DO IT ALL FOR YOU CAFETERIA WORKERS: PENNY CATENACCI, ANNE MORRISON, GERRY CARNES, VIRGINIA DUTCHESHEN, IRENE WIECHA. LJ n's..,ja9 F -. 1, i K ww.. CUSTODIANS: RICH OHSOWSKI, JOHN GALEA, MAX MILEXVSKI, SR. SAXCAFETERIAYCUSTODIANS LAUNDRY SERVICE: MARY VENTRO. CUSTODIAN: BRENT DRAGG. PLANNING FDR CDNE'S FUTURE The main responsibility of the Career Placement Center is to help with career counseling, job development, and place- ment. Also, the center conducts seminars for clients in employability slsills which in- clude interviewing, preparation of appli- cations, writing resumes, as well as em- ployment relations. TOP RIGHT: SONJA SCHUPIXA-Secretary, WILLIAM FUN4 DARO-Counselor, WILLIAM NAUDERT-Assistant Coordinator, and ALLEN LUEDTKEfCoordinator. r L I , 3 .qv K A Saw? . y., rx ' ' X i A .2 Xb -.-xx K v ' , :XY ' X M'-5 I f, 1 f 3' L 4' X 5 YY xxx ,flu I X f E i ' A if Nl - 'Yin I q 'v. 2, , A ,VLL N, 'TR f L 1' I ssss 'i'i P 1 . I.r,, is . ., t l , . CPCXSS 55311 .Muff Nh xx ACTIVITIES RIVERSIDE HIGH SCIIOUI JIIKIBTDIUEICEIEIIT T30 COME AT DUT DIS CUSS Of gg IMPROVING SCI-ICDCDI. Tl-IRCDUGI-l EFFORT This yeor's Student Council wos not only ombitious in its plons for the school yeor, but oiso successful in corrying those plons out. Not only did the Council bring ossemblies bocls to Riverside, but it olso overoged over one community or school reloted octivity per month, thus becoming Riverside's most successful Council in recent history. This success, which hos been o benefit to oll of Riverside, is due to the enthusiosm of the Closs Representatives, the drive of the Executive Boord, ond the support ond guidonce of Advisor N. Croig Hothowoy. ACTIVITIES Homecoming Festivities Holloween Dress-Up Doy Conned Goods Drive M 6 M Sole Christmos De-corotions Contest Mid-Yeor Elections Spirit Button Sole Nlurol in Senior Lunchroom Spirit Week Tolent Show Blood Drive 1 Foll, 1 Winter, ond 1 Spring Assembly 1981-82 Elections 38 I STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENTS PQCI4 TO Tl-IE CHRISTMAS BEAT . . . S i i Seniors Fronis Sciberros, Connie Chonlso, ond Sue Oloh eryoy ine music. Condoce Harold oslss, And whor do you wont for Chrisrmosy' CHRISTMAS DANCEXSO CLUI3 INTERNATIONAL SI-IOWS ITS STRIPES FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB: TOP ROW: Stacey Banks, Kathleen Meek, John McMahon, Jody Edwards, Lisa Kuptz, Gary Arceri, Danna Trosky, Nadia Pacholak, MIDDLE ROW: Connie Arvidson, Gail Nichols, Cathy Wqcik, Carolyn Trosky, Lucy Kon, Sue Skrbina, BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Varisto, Vesna Dimi- rrievska, Connie Chonko, Arlene Fischer, Sue Padula, KNEELING: Shari Wcgcik, Carol Fischer, Nora Weismiller, and Sponsor: Elizabeth Duncan, 401 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The main oljective of the Foreign Language Club is to prove that a foreign language cannot only be a useful asset, but an enjoyable one too. The members enjoy doing many activities together, many of which take place outside of the United States. In the past, they have visited such places as Montreal, Quebec, and just recently, Mexico, However, any long-time member will tell you that his dream is to ga to Europe. While this does not seem tangible to most, they make the best of what they have and learn to appreciate cultures very different from our own. The club is headed by Elizabeth Duncan Gponsorb, Gail Nichols CPresi- dentb, Carolyn Trosky Gpanish VPD, and Cathy Wqcik CFrench VPD. NEWSPAPER STAFF: TOP ROW: Noncy Robinson, Sieve Booth, Corolyn Troslsy, Poul Horris, Scorr Boorh, Eileen Tomossini, Roberr Filipczok, ediror, ond Dorryl Gonchoroff, odvisor. BOTTOM ROW: Liso Popovich, John McMahon, Lori Tomuils, Liz Troirses, Por Worner, Morls Gobriele. NOT PICTURED: Tim Dennis, Kevin Horris, Ed Pilochowslsi, Rob Whyre, Dove Robinson, ond Pool Doruk. -rf U COMMUNICATION AT ITS BEST The Publicorions Deporrmenr consists of THE REBEL OBSERVER ond rhe SCHOLARIAN YEARBOOK. Borh sroffs orrempred ro rolse on o revirolizorion of rheir publicorions. The R.O., under ediror Rob Filipczols foced o shorroge of sroff members firsr semester' however rhe sroff for second semesrer increosed They olso odded o new odvisor, Dorryl Gonchoroff, who olso doubled up os yeorbools odvisor. The SCHO- LARIAN YEARBOOK, under ediror Eileen Tomossini oimed ro odd new ideos ond rechniques ro rhe bools Ir olso collecred more odverrisemenrs rhon ever be- fore. I I I f-V I ly 'JV MI' V155 I I Nfl X X n 4-I I K ff I , - I-Q I Y ' Q5 I Mfk' A I A X ,-Ill! g T H! TR visliiz-I elf' If lf is -wi -:- . , ,X , '. : NHNC YEARBOOK STAFF, TOP ROW: Gail Nichols, Por Worner, Liso l4uprz,Louro D'AngeIo, Donno Troslsy', Noncy Robinson? MIDDLE ROW Sreve Boorh, Vesno Dimirrievsko Advisor Dorryl Gonchoroff, Editor Eileen Tomossini. BOTTOM ROW: Chris Arvidson, Rob Filipczols. NOT PICTUREDI Bess Kolergis, ond Dorothy Reurer 'indicores helpers PUDLICATIONSXAI J M4 xee 9 1 N Q 'T gnu. IMI ,f i C '.iKS3:3.' 'M--X NA., , 5 fr wi 'if 4 x + FY' ,ff K 1 wwe ' fg. 1,1 BOARD OF EDUCATION I- 19804 may 171 1 we ,ae 00 YN' LU W qgvt gb Lzenfww GY wel 'Que MOTTO well lived makes yesterday a dre A f and every tomorrow a vision of hope. ii is but a dream, and tomorrow is only . . .President Vice President . vSeoretarv COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processlonal Pomn and Circ'umstanc'c ' by E ' of Honor - Junior av udience seated! Turn Aro f' .i'r. by J. mist F 1 1'-Tc' ffP. S 111111 c'l1 by G fAudience sea ,., Senior Robert Board UCC 'k Brandt 'jemof Counseldry Z Saudhalg Presade t Rsverslde Band ATI-ILETES PROMOTE SPIRIT This years' Varsiry Club consisred of 24 members. To be a member of rhe Varsiry Club you musr have earned a varsiry lerrer and be acrively parriciparing in rhar school sporr. Through rhe year rhe members parricipare in several fund raising prqecrs for rhe club and rhe school. This money is used ro purchase irems rhar are needed in rhe school. The members also plan acriviries for rhe club's own enjoymenr. This club has become one of rhe mosr successful in Riverside's hisrory due ro rhe help of rhe club's hard working sponsor. A V 3 9 , s 4, i 'I 'x L Y ' S ai. N Vk-' I 424 , jf nv- -.f 4 .4 'ii f I I fa Af S3 Flowers for Homecoming Baskerball Refreshmenr Srand Hayride and Horsebacl-s Riding Mainrenance of Weighrroom Slave Sale Purchase of Three-Year Lerrer Plaques Flzrchase of Varsiry Club Senior Awards ACTIVITIES Forger Me Nor Flower Sale Cedar Poinr Chrisrmas School Decorarions Sold Tickers for Silverdome Game Football Program Sale Candy Cane Sale Mainrenance of Trophy Case Baskerball Scorro Ski Trip ro Pine Knob School Lock-ln Varsiry Chenille Lerrers Donare Funds ro School Prqecrs Purchase of Sports Award Cerrificares Painred Gym Walls Sorina Fund Raiser ABOVE LEFT: Lucy Kon, Carhy Wqcils, and Carolyn Traslsy Cbefore rhe big accidenrb erjoy slsiing ar Pine Knob. ABOVE RIGHT: Leon Paesani, Marilyn Casper, and Chris Arvidson drenched after rhe Lag Ride . BELOW RIGHT: Our sponsor, Ron Ross. BELOW, THE VARSITY CLUB. TOP: David Kolesar, Scorr Bederlsa, Julie Gage, Bob Bacigal, Gwen Berry, Mary Jo Farnin, Chris Arvidson. MIDDLE: Kevin Harris, Greg Bauer, Luca Pirerri, Lesley Janer, Ron Balz. BOTTOM: Lisa Arrard, Connie Arvidson, Jody Edwards, Debbie Moncrieff, Teresa Simms, Nancy Varisra. SITTING: The Execurive Board: Treasurer, Lucy Kon, Presidenr, Donna Dzials, Vice-Presidenr, Lori Tomiuls, Secretary, Marilyn Casper. NOT PICTURED1 Donna Danolfowslxi, Sreve Labroff, and Greg Sauchak. 461 VARSITY CLUB Rl-l.S. DRAMA CLUB The new year broughr new officers and new problems and le rroubles ro contend wirh. This years' Drama Club broughr in a new sponsor, Colleen Lough, along wirh welcoming new officers, Ron Filipczals, Donna Donal-iowslsi, and Julie Gage, Prqecrs arrempred and completed during rhe year included puffing on a rhree acr play The Curious Savage , and rear- ranging and cleaning our the backstage area. Hopefully, nexr years' club will move forword from rhis year's accomplish- menrs roward even greater success. Members Judy Chlipala' Donna Donakowski' Rob Filipczak' Mark Gabriele' Julie Gage' Jim Kuzdzal' John McMahon' Dan Miller' Chris Williams' Chris Arvidson Connie Arvidson Scan Boorh Tom Chlipala Rich Cornwell UPPER LEFT: Drama Club Officers: Rob Filipczals, Donna Donalsowslsi, and Julie Gage. DRAMA CLUB: Nlidielle 6099 TOP ROW: Rob Filipczak, Brian Hagley, Marr Speed, Ryan Gifford, Tim Dennis, Dan Miller. MIDDLE D500 HOQIGY ROW: Donna Donakowski, Judy Chlipala, Eileen Tomassini, Parry Fix, Lisa Popovich. BOTTOM ROW1 PNYOU Gifford Tom Chlipala, Doug Miller, Julie Gage, and Scorr Booth. ABOVE: A scene from rhe play, The Curious DOUQ Mlnef Savage performed by the R,H.S. Drama Club. U50 POPOWCD Mon Speed U denotes Thespian. J., :- DRAMA CLUBXA7 48fPLAY SAVAGE A I-IIT AT Rl-l.5. I at xl UPPER RlGHT AND LEFT: Michelle Goge in rwo of her mony various rnoods ABOVE: Mrs. Sovoges' rhree children CRyon Gifford, Connie Arvidson, ond Mori Speedb plor how ro ger rhe money bocls. RIGHT: Nurse Willie CLiso Popovichb ond Mrs. Sovoge Uulie Gogeb rolls obour rheir problems. FACING PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Honnibol Clllrion Hogley explores why he Iilses The 5oniroriun'i . BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Lily Belle CConnie Arvidsonbjusr con'r believe rhe whole siruorion. MIDDLE: Michelle Goge prepores ro go on ond rolse rhe sroge by storm. LEFT: Jeff CChris Williornsb rries ro solve his problem. THE Judy Chlipala Brian Hagley . . Kary Tyler Chris Williams Mrs Paddy Michelle Gage Miss Willie Lisa Popovich CAST . .. Marr Speed Lily Belle . . . .... Connie Arvidson Samuel ...... ..... R yan Gifford Dr. Emmerr . . .... Doug Miller Mrs. Savage . . . . . Julie Gage During a year of conrroversy, The Drama Club has had ra pur up with many problems, The firsr and foremosr being rhe lack ofa sponsor ro srarr rhe year wirh. Finally, rhar problem was serrled and rhe worls an rhe play began. This year rhe selecred play was A Curious Savage by John Parricls. The rhree acr play fools place in an insane asylum and involved a rich eccenrric widow named Mrs. Savage CJulie Gageb. Theplor cenrered around rhe problem she had wirh her rhree children CMarr Speed, Connie Arvidson, and Ryan Goffordb. The casr was rounded our with Kary Tyler, Chris Williams, Brian Hagley, Judy Chlipala, Doug Miller, and Lisa Papa- vich. The final member of rhe casr, Michelle Gage, had ro have been rhe highlighr of rhe play. The porrrayal of her characrer pur a new meaning ro rhe words, fun- ny and crazy . ul-lFl l Q DCI lY COMES TG Rl-l5 HELLO DOLLY! is the ebullient ond irresistoble story of thejoy of living, glittering with goy songs, shining with hoppy scenes, olive with the personolity of one of the most fooulous choroc- ters on the musicol stoge . . . Dolly Gollogher Levi. In the story, Mrs. Levi tries desperotely to morry Horoce Vondergelder. fox' 4 ,,-v fl, 3 3' lu .. 5 x f sf lx Liv ki L gl Walid M ,. CAST: Koty Tyler, Don Miller, Kristin Eliulx, Liso Mortin, Annette Molec, Wendy Goryco, Celeste Feighner, Kim Grobiec, ove Nogle, Bob Turchin, Donno Donof kowski, Mark Sovlonsky, ond Scott Booth, UPPER LEFT: Wendy Goryco portroys Dolly Gollogher Levi. ABOVE: Don Miller ond Wendy Goryco show their noturol octing obility, LEFT1 Kim Grobiec, Donno Donolsowslsi, Kristin Eliula, Scott Booth, ond Kory Tyler enjoy being port of the ploy. Q T f . Llx TV-1:i:E,:4:-::::,.':-:,,a- , ,.. B3':' 1? .. JS.. N. A w5315jf,. ' 5 CB Mfg Vi... in - Q ' - .- 4 ff: .E 1 A .rf ' x '.-of N' ,Q 5 . lk ' s 'A ' in 9110.-f i L W jl i iz tv 1 A - kk 0 .N A , :.', f '-o v, . f ,. ? QQ, f f Q . N 5. lj I X XM Q A swag 4 If f I 'A -- , me 5 x-'E'-f,KQ s,, W ,- ' Ki- xi 1: 1. 3 ' fi Q,-i f Q A ,X I 15X 5af Qf: , .' I , : X . x 1 MUSIC EGR ALL AGES! 5 sei f si This very ocrive group operores os o regulor closs ond os on ourside ocriviry providing o voriery of vocol music in rheir own ond vorious neorby communiries. The projecr for rhis yeor's singers is ro perform in rhe Chrisrmos ond spring chorol concerrs. These performonces will be remembered for o long rime or R.H.S, The singers desire ro become more ocrive in community offoirs ond rheir strong will is o promising lsey for rhe future. Y ABOVE: GIRLS ENSEMDLE1 Dev Grojevvslxi, Kelly McTigue, Terri Drown, Trocy Groh iq - Suson Slsrbino, Kim Cosrerline, Cheryl Kominslbzi, Lynn Kuprz, Debbie Gordoclxi LEFT: The Riverside Singers in ocrion. BELOW: THE RIVERSIDE SINGERS1 TOP: Morlx Sovlonslxy, Dove Nogle, Kevin Urbonczylf, Dob Turchin, Brion Norkovvslsi, Scorr Adkins, John Kennedy, Cloudio Arzillo, Dove Jones. MIDDLE: Kelly McCorrhy, Sue Mize, Celeste Feighner, Michelle MCATEE, Mory Fecreou, Melisso Worren, Donno Doyduy, Noncy Monning, Annerre Moles, Rino Podulo, BOTTOM: Terry Horrmon, Debbie Czoplo, Joclsie Guibord, Norolie Doloisio, loner Signorelli, Lyndo Porn, ond Liso Morrin. SQXSINGERS 1 . BAND INCREASES VERSATILITY The Rebel Band, under the direction of Mr. Greg Nielsen, has accelerated its pursuit of musi- A cal excellence this year. While marching and concerr band continue to be the focus of the program, the band has also enhanced its ver! satility with optional participation in after school jazz band and a wind ensemble. The band credits nmew band direction, Greg Nielsen, with the implementation of these new activi- ties as well as renewed enthusiasm for the entire band program. .: iii X no wg..-is . , The Rebel Band performs at halftime of football clash, Luca Pitetti awaits his important cue BELOW: MARCHING BAND: TOP ROW, Brian Salvatore, Robert Whyte, Vance Lane, Dan Miller, Doug Miller, Luca Pitetti, Michael Rutlsowslsi, Dan LaRou, Greg Bauer, Reyan Mallad, Joe Neumann, Dave Nagle, Kim Casterline, Danna Troslsy, Sara Franlsawicz, Jim Patrias, MIDDLE ROW: Holly Gostomslsi, Laura McDaniel, Judy Chlipala, Ryan Gifford, Tim Dennis, Lisa Scott, Maris Hunter, Kelly McTigue, Kathy Hartnett, Natalie Dalaisio, John Neumann, Patty Depa, Ron Kenar, Ran Merrill, Caroline Meels, Rebecca Williams, BOTTOM ROW: Jean Slsrbina, Donna Danalsawslfi, Karen Casey, Mary Koons, Bryan Koscielny, Maureen Harrnett, Jackie Williams, Barbara Nowinslsi, Jeff Horlsa, Amy Kimball, Marianne Gedigian, Michele Gage, Annette Gibson, Lori Fletemier, Mary Courtade, Nora Weismiller, Moira Alsobroolss DANDXSS SMILE YOUR SCI-ICDOI. ww- . . i if-of DAY AWAY! 'U l 'i I 3 si .-f . ' 4 ' Q.. -.f..A. Su Q , 3-1 '-4 f! r -1' 1 g ' ,Q l . '20, sf . Xa .,,..-v-f GUESTS .wfW.. wpf Q ...-4 HOME .YQEQSEQEQW ,, 'Q .tgp WK X M X, w ' .8 E. xii 1 Q1 ' x H' A ff -! .. Q va' 4 :N x s 5 .thx K 'Qt .js X .Paw X X 1, , 1 .4 K ' . N 4, ..- FALL 1980 SPORTS SCORES VARSITY FOOTBALL I GQ!-piNIgEN'5 RIVERSIDE OPPONENT RIVERS DE Allen Park 2 0 Lutheran West 50 5 Scum T 5 6 Southgate 27 2 Sm fgo 9 1 O Melvindale 32 6 Groisirne 3 25 Schafer 8 Q1 Crestwood 2 5 Crestwood 46 3 ook pork A 34 O Kennedy. 4 Cherry Hill 3 14 Cherry Hill 20 2 Grosse He 5 0 Garden CNY 8 6 Garden Cir W 1 SEASON RECORD: 1-7 5 Southgate Y ' 2 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL- 2 Ziggiigod 3 RQIERSIDE 32 5 Cherry Hill 2 O Melvindale 85 6 Gorden CTW W. 1 O Schafer 40 7 Thurston 0 Crestwood SEASON RECORD: 12-3 GOLF RIVERSIDE OPPONENT 188 CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY 178 SOUYDQOVG 201 RIVERSIDE OPPONENT 173 Melvindale 194 GW Meer Second pioce 169 Schafer 169 Garden City West 1547 175 Crestwood 186 Sourhgore 23.32 171 Cherry HN 174 Dearborn Invitational Eleventh place 176 Genie CW W- 196 Meivindoie 22-39 108 SOUINQOIQ Clarenceville 2003 176 Melvindale 135 Schafer 21.36 130 Schafer Thurston 1709 175 Cresrwogd Crestwood 1046 180 CIWGVVY H111 186 33-22 CFirsr ame won? Allen Park Q 168 Garden City W, 162 Kennedy 24,34 SEASON RECORD: 75 Oxford Invitational Twenty-fourth place Garden City East 21-34 RIVERSIDE OPPONENT Cherry Hill 27-28 23 Riverview 48 Rgbiqhgud 41-17 CSe-:ond game won? 43 Thurston 103 League meet F1011 PIOCQ 49 Fordson 105 Regiomlg Seventeenth place 52 Southgate 110 SEASON RECORD: 2-10 Low Score Wins 55 Clarenceville 107 ' E, 105 ig Qjj jjQOjQ 135 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 61 Sdfofer 102 RIVERSIDE OPPONENTS 82 Bishop Borgess 69 2 glylgzdiggter 23 54 Rlvemew 64 27 Harper Woods 32 76 Cherry Hill 47 so h 57 Muon 113 27 M U' ,gm 55 oo Garden ary W, 78 17 Cf'V'2dO'? 39 65 Dexter 62 1 arenceville 56 SEASON RECORD: 3-11 22 Zggiigod 22 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS 80 Taylor Kennedy 25 OPPONENT 36 St. Hedwig 33 4 50Ufl1QOfe 45 14 Cherry Hin 47 12 Me1V10dUIe 36 40 Garden City W. 38 22 Clarenceville 14 81 Soumgore 46 14 5500191 27 33 Annapolis 54 5 Crestwood 42 30 Melvindale 43 6 Kennedy' 19' S2 Schafer so 10 CNEWY HII 37 37 Crestwood 44 12 Garden CNY W- 25 O2 Taylor Kennedy 20 8 Southgate 19 22 Cherry Hill 45 12 fA '?CfpOI'5 56 41 Garden City W. 51 Z Scigggiole 25 SE':legNpEg2ggg'Ir115 Grate Tournament? 42 9 Crestwood SO ' 7 4 Cherry Hill 32 Garden City W. C30 SEASON RECORD: 1-14 561 FALL SCORES I-IALLCDWEEN RIVERSIDE STYLE A SEASON OF Cl-IANGE The 1980 Vorsity Footboll Teom overcome mony obstocles this yeor, such os cooching chonges, leorning the new cooches' system, ond toleroting the long ond hord hours of proctice. Although the teom loclsed o number ofjuniors, the squod wos not loclsing in experience or desire to win. The moin objective wos to bring the winning spirit bocls to Riversideg something which wos occomplished. The seoson wos topped off with the win ogoinst Schofer 28-8 on Homecoming. The outstonding ploy of John Piozonslsi ond Chris Billel stond out os o highlight of the seoson, not to mention the gomes themselves, Post seoson honors went to: Chucls Fronlf All Leogueg All Cityg Most Voluoble Lines- mong Chris Billeli All City, Most Desireg ond John Jednola All City, Most Voluoble Ployer. 1980 REBEL FOOTBALL TEAM: 5ENlORSp Henry Ayyosh, Chris Bille-I , Tim Folls, Kevin Harris' Chuck Fronls, John Jednolw, John Kennedy, Jerry Kimboll, Steve Logusz, Don Nicholson, Ed Pilochowslsi, John Rozonslsif Milse Psyblso. JUNIORS: Fred Abrohom, John Adoms, Bob Bocigol, Brod Bonlxs, Jim Grovedoni, Kurt Kormos, BJ Pezzopone, Fronlc Sciberros, Mork Sovolonslsi. SOPHOMORES: Scott Dederlwo, Mike Kesteioot. FRESHMEN1 Steve Bidocls, Greg Cort, Tom Gestitus, Ken Kulo, Mike Nicholson, Dove Willioms, Rondy Von Doornils. 'Denotes three yeor letter winners. 581 VARSITY FOOTBALL I i' 'Balt' i . 51 qfig if UPPER LEFT Mulse Tlyblso pulls our of rhe poclser ro poss UP PER RIGHT John Jednols mes ro get by o Kennedy defender MIDDLE LEFT Fred Abrdnom dances IO rne end zone ABOVE Make Kesreloor cnolks up John Tlozonslsfs eyes LEFT Cooch LoChopeIIe fares up nIs reorn or nolfmme Ie. P34 Qin' IRQ Q VARSITY FOOTDALLXSQ ADDE LXPLRILNCL NEEDE The Golf Team did not show the improvement expected due to locls of consistency and a raise-charge leader. Next year with added experience of present members and the addition of new players, which will create needed intra-squad competition, we should challenge for the championship. As the new coach of the Golf Team, it was a mutually pleasant and rewarding experience to worls with each one of these fine youngsters. The most improved golfer was Steve Kilberg, the Best Average was recorded by Dean Glossop, who also received All League-Honorable Mention. The team placed 8th in State Regionals, RIGHT: Dean Glossop hits out a drive. BELOW: GOLF TEAM: TOP BOW: Captain Steve Booth, Dave Robinson, Dean Glossop, Steve Kilberg, and Coach Gary Lutz. BOTTOM BOW: Ken Bryson, Gary Zaplitny, Connie Arvidson, and Greg Gotscher, oO! GOLF 65? MQ-.Lf -t':.'k'w,x',,. -- I I , ABOVE: Ken Bryson shows his style on the tee, LEFT1 Connie Arvidson concentrates hard on her follow through. TEAM IMPROVES WITH VE The swim seoson wos one thot will be remembered in the heorts of swim fons for o long time. The girls overoll record wos 8-11. The teom hod four roolsies. Lindo Lobroff wos o toolsie to high school competition, but wos o veteron in the sport. This wos shown when she occumuloted the most points of onyone ond wos given most points oword . Koy deWerd, onother roolsie, wos given most improved oword. Corol Fischer received hordest worker oword. Morilyn Cosper, o first yeor coptoin ond third yeor veteron, received her third yeor letter ploque. Christine Arvidson, third yeot coptoin, received het third yeor ploque ond wos given most voluoble oword. The 400 yord freestyle reloy consisting of Judy Folie, Lindo Lobroff, Motilyn Cosper, ond Christine Arvidson coptured All-Leogue honors. UPPER RIGHT: Christine Arvidson shows Morilyn Cosper her three yeor letter plogue RIGHT: Morilyn Cosper swims 200 yord freestyle, LOWER RIGHT: Koy deWetd beots the competition. FAR RIGHT: Lindo Loototf swims to victory in 100 yord butterfly, BELOW: Rebels in Iones four ond six hove o good srott in 50 yord freestyle. BOTTOM: SWlM TEAM: TOP ROW4 Lindo Lobroff, Rhondo Rutlsowski, Judy Folk, Liso Mochniols, Key deWerd, Motilynn Ansmon, Cooch Jomes Millen, BOTTOM ROW: Moiro Alsobtooks, Cotol Fischer, Tereso Simms, Coptoin Christine Atvidson ond Coptoin Morilyn Cospet, TERAN COACH 1- GIRLS SWIMMINGXO1 ANOTHER TRI- LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP After a disappointing season-opening lass to Southgate, the 1980 Girls Varsity Tennis Team rebounded with eleven straight wins to capture their fifth Tri-River League Championship in six years. The Rebels also tools a State C-D Regional Championship, with Martha Tryba Cfouth singlesb, Chris Pichan-Cathy Waicils Csecond doubIesD, Carol Depa-Colleen Welsh Csecond daublesb, and Patty Depafpatty Sterling Cthird doubles? each winning their flights, The Rebels edged Ann Arbor Greenhills for the title. At the State Champion- ship with the doubles teams leading the way by advancing to the semi-finals the girls finished seventh. Selected by the teammates for DOST season recognition were Nancy Varista Cthird singIesD as mast valuable player, Patty Sterling as most improved player, Colleen Welsh as outstanding roalsie, and Carrie Murray Csecond singles? as team captain. Mary Jo Farnin and Carrie Murray were chosen to represent Riverside on the Tri-River All-League Tennis Team. ABOVE: Carol Depa and Colleen Welsh display their slsills. ABOVE: GIRLS TENNIS TEAM, TOP ROW: Mary la Farnin, Cathy Wqcila, Patty Depa, Coach Zielinslxi, Carol Depa, Nancy LEFT: Cathy Wqcils prepares for winning Varisto, Martha Tryba, MIDDLE ROW: Kathleen Lay, Tracy Curoh, Colleen Welsh, Sue Slsrbina, Laurie Turzewslsi, Lisa Shot. ABOVE: Nancy Varisto truly returns a Wysocki, Chris Pichan. BOTTOM ROW: Carrie Murray, Mary Crandall, Erica Astourian, Denise Williams, Katie Tyler, and tough shot. Sharon Wqcils. ABOVE. Patty Depa and Laurie Turzewslsi vvorls well as a team. ABOVE, Come Murray Shows Off her excenem forehondu 62!GIRL'S TENNIS IMPROVEMENT FOR I-IARRIERSI The Cross Counrry seoson hos ro be considered o success from o cooching srondpoinr. Highlighrs included: o second ploce finish in rhe Ciry Meer, on improved record from losr season, o fifrh ploce finish in rhe Leogue Chompionshipsg ond rhe running of Donno Donolsowslsi Cwho mode All Srore lsr Teom for Closs CD. lrquries ro lsey people ond rhe locls of deprh on rhe reom hurr us during rhe course of rhe seoson. The reom wos led by rhe running of Junior, Morls Hunter, ond Sophomore Chucls Derheroge. The mojoriry of rhe reom will be bocls for rhe nexr seoson. RIGHT: Rob Gifford poces himself olong rhe course, BELOW: CROSS COUN- TRY TEAM: TOP ROW: Cooch Phil Glud, Willie MQOO, Ryon Gifford, Chucls Derheroge, Rob Gifford, ond Morls Hunrer. BOTTOM ROW: Donno Dono- kowslsi, Gory Milsolqczyls, Rondy Urbonczyls, ond Gory Smolr, l TOP ABOVE: Gary Mikolojczyls pushes himself olong rhe rroil. ABOVE: Morls hunrer leods rhe woy os Gory Milsolcgczylx ond Chuck Derheroge follow him up rhe hill. LET-'li Rondy Urbonczylx gives his oll os he conquers rhe hill. CROSS COUNTRY X 63 A WINNING SEASON FOR CAGERS The Girls' Varsity Baslsetball season was truly an excite ing and successful one, The girls made several out- standing accomplishments including winning their first game against Taylor Center, winning their first league game against Taylor Kennedy, and achieving six victories overall for the season. This was the first year for a JV. Basketball team at Riverside, Regardless of the season's record C1-145, the team did well in the areas of skill development and understanding the game itself. With the desire of the girls, next year indeed loolss bright. . ff is 6 Q -, ' v 'oil 3 I I i ff 64 f GI RLS BASKETBALL TOP LEFT: Marianne Gedigianjumps againsr G.C, West. TOP RIGHT, Julie Gage shoots the ball. FAR UPPER LEFT: The Varsity Team warms up. UPPER LEFT: Cheryl Kaminslsi dribbles down court. UPPER RIGHT: Michelle Bashista passes her opponents. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Marianne Gedigian recovers the ball. LEFT: Lesley Joner puts one through the hoop. LOWER LEFT: GIRLS JV. TEAM: TOP: Carrie Chodaneclsy, Kathy Kapcoe, Michelle Bashisro. MIDDLE: Michelle Gage, Coach Carl Alsobroolfs, Cathy Barron, BOTTOM: Cheryl Kaminslfi, Kelly McTigue, Michelle Kososki, LOWER RIGHT: GIRLS VARSITY TEAM: TOP: Marianne Gedigian, Coach Brion Dinsmore, Lesley Janer, MIDDLE: Gwen Berry, Colleen Breslin, Donna Dzials, Jody Edwards, Lucy Kon. BOTTOM: Julie Gage, Michele Kirsten, Debbie Moncrieff, Lori Tomiult, Captain, Vicki Alsobroolss. Qx ,3-K if x I Q v 'S i fix I 'R pf P fg. ,g ,Z -fs sf l if Nm... Wu..- X ik X :tx59'5 EX 3 .1 1 EM f 7 5 lillllpg Ill!! 8? Q. If . VM i I I HL .. -Q 1. 4' x 'L Rtverstde Cherry Hull Rtverstde Kennedy Rtverstde Rtverslde Rlverslde Rtverslde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rlverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde WINTER 1981 SCOREBOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Rtvervtew Clarencevtlle Southgate Melvtndale Harper Woods Allen Park Schafer Crestwood Kennedy Grosse Cherry Hall G Cnty West Southgate Harper Woods Melvtndole O O OT O Cherry Hull Schafer G Cnty West SEASON RECORD Q 11 Cexcludtng dtstrtctsb Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverslde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtversade Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde SEASON RECORD GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Rtvervtew Robtchaud Southgoge Melvtndole CITY TOURNAMENT Robtchaud Annapolts Schafer Crestwood Kennedy Cherry Htll G Cnty West Southgate Melvtndale Crestwood Kennedy Cherry Hull Allen Pork G Ctty West 1 Schafer O 2 SEASON RECORD O19 Cexcludtng pre dtctrtctsb Rtvervtew Clarencevtlle Southgate Melvtndale Harper Woods Allen Parl-1 Schafer Crestwood Kennedy Grosse Cherry Hull G Cnty West Southgate Harper Woods Melvtndale Crestwood Kennedy Schafer 6 Ctty West O FRESI-IMEN BASKETBALL Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde SEASON RECORD Best Cooke Meads Mtll Rerce S Bellevtlle N Bellevllle Adams Best Boolse Meads Mull Pterce S Bellevtlle Lutheran West Robtchaud BOYS VARSITY SWIMMING Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde Rtverstde St Alphonsus Allen Park Robtchaud Southgate 2nd Place Ctty Meet Churchtll Novt Schafer Clarencevtlle Crestwood G Ctty East Cherry Hull Mtlon 6 Ctty West SEASON RECORD 8 Q 1 Cexcludtng league meet and dtvtng regtonolsb , . 64 . , 34 , , ' ' 52 ' SO ' ' 56 , 30 - ' oo 32 ' ' 47 66 . . . 43 S6 ' ' 44 42 C tl , . 41 20 ' ' 40 ' 47 C D , . 61 45 ' ' 27 ' A ' 54 37 . , ' ' 25 53 47 . . . A A 49 55 . . 28 45 ' 40 . . . ' ' 73 B7 , . 59 48 44 ' ' 45 57 ' I 51 Ile 55 I . 22 ' 'A - - 43 55 . . 52 . 48 34 . ' ' 49 Ile so I , 55 , so ' ' 22 1 - 18 ' 29 . I 58 ' 35 ' I 25 I ' 49 , I 51 c J 5 . Q3 42 ' ' 28 - A 60 52 . , 57 . 38 ' ' 41 - ' ' 79 34 I ' 62 48 , . 35 , ' - 48 ' 5:1 cfm , , 46 M 40 . Riverside 53 Crestwood bb , , 67 , 61 C O Riverside 24 ' A 08 , 50 ' ' 70 58 40 ' ' 39 50 I ' 55 5 ' 49 ' ' 70 63 : 0. ' ' 67 , ' 55 I 14 19-1 . . 1 - - Q , . 1 - Q . , O 2 , . 0 - 2 . . 77 A B6 ' - 43 34 - 4 88 ' 88 - - 1 I 2 - ' so B5 4 . . O - 2 ' ' I 2 4 - 75 ' 91 ' ' O ' 2 , , QQ . 45 . . O - - 2 I . 80 7Q A A 0 2 . . 66 - 102 ' ' O ' 2 . . 86 56 ' ' 0 A 2 - 4 55 ' 113 ' ' O . ' 2 oo! WINTER SCORES CAGERS FINISI-I AT 9-11 The Varsity Basketball Squad gave all they had but came out on the short end too many times as they last three games in overtime. The hard fought team finished up with a 9-11 record. Five seniors will be leaving this year, four of the five started throughout the year, One of the most exciting games of the year was the overtime loss to Melvindale at the Pontiac Silverdome. ,aww 2 U If in VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM- TOP ROW: Vicki Alsobtooks, Rob Gifford Biota , Steve Segal AB Brian Van Dootnik Air Head , Coach Don Zielinski, Mike Abarius Claw , Steve Pasciolla l-lonk , Coach Bob Moraitis, Michele Kirsten, BOTTOM ROW: Bob Bacigal Rocky , Dave Kolesar Jonny , Greg Sauchak, Paco , Bill Osip Barat , Steve Booth Lefty , Brian Nicholson Uncle Charlie , and Steve Tituskin Melvin , UPPER RIGHT: Brian Van Doornik moves past the masked man towards the basket MIDDLE LEFT Greg Sauchak pulls up to let one go. LOWER LEFT: Steve Booth C3123 drive down court as Rob Gifford C3403 and Steve Segal C1907 follow. CENTER: Dave Kolesar tries for a easy two points LOWER RIGHT Steve Tituskin gets set to let a jump shot go. i2 --. - .v ' Jia X if X s?'f?i ! f. J.V. BASKETBALL: LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Being Tri-River Champions, having a 19-1 overall record, being 14-O in the league, and collecting the most wins for a J.V. team in Biverside's history were some of the accomplishments for the J.V, Basketball Team. Other highlights included a thrill ing overtime victory at Cherry Hill to clinch the title. Peter Brewis was leading scorer, Ray Lambert the leading rebounder, and Keith Kindred led the team in assists. TOP LEFT: Ray Lambert skies over the opponent for two points. .l,V. TEAM: TOP ROW: Vicki Alsobrooks, Michele Kirsten, Pete Brewis, Chuck Detherage, Bay Lambert, Coach Don Zielinski, Randy Van Doornik, Brian Salvatore, Scott Bederka, Vance Lone, Coach Bob Moraitis, Carl Alsobrooks. BO'l'TOM ROW: Bryan Purcell, Keith Kindred, Michael Kesteloot, Michael Tituskin. CENTER: Pete Brewis drives for the easy layup. BOTTOM LEFT: Keith Kindred lets ajumper go towards the basket. FRESHMEN TEAM: TOP ROW: Mike Nicholson, Dave Williams, Fred Ferrick, Mike Tituskin, Coach Mark Shooshanian. MIDDLE ROW: Tony Kubeck, Greg Dennis, Ted Petroff, Steve Bernock, Greg Carr. BOTTOM ROW: Ed Goetz, Bob Czapla, Bob Oros, Brent Sealy. Not Pictured: Tom Chlipola, ri Q fi 1-lf.3 REBELS STRIVE FOR l-llGl-IER GOALS The girl's volleyball season srarred on a nopeful nore, bur never achieved rhe goals rhey had hoped for. Sharon Hammerschmidr worlsed very hard wirh rhe girls on rheir elemenrary slsills. All rhe girls improved, our as R.H.S. improved so did rhe other volleyball reams, Many marches were exrremely close, our rhe Rebels could never converr rhis ro a win. There is hope for rhe furure though for rhere are many ralenr- ed Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors on rhe ream. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Lucy Kon, Nancy Manning, Sue Skrbina, Coach Sharon Hammerschmidr, Chris Arvidson, Denise Williams, Michele Dashisra, Vicki Drandr. BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Groh, Vicki Alsabrooks, Lisa Arrard, Carrie Murray, Rhonda Rur- kowski, Marilyn Ansman, and Linda Labroff. UPPER LEFT: Tracy Groh shows a powerful serve. UPPER MIDDLE: Rhonda Rurlsowslxi bumps another one over rhe ner, UPPER RIGHT: Linda Labroff demonsrrares grear defense. ABOVE: Denise Williams saves an- orher poinr. RIGHT: Coach Hammerschmidr discusses ream srraregy wirh players. FAR RIGHT: Chris Arvidson helps player ra converr points. SMALL BUT POWERFUL The Boys Swim Team has few members, bur 1e eebe I R rhe ones who are on rhe ream have grear ralenf. Lasr year rhe medley relay consisring of Craig Mason, Tim Foll-z, Steve Lobroff, and Ran ' Dolz placed 15th in rhe Srare Championships I V and have qualified for this year's Srare Meer. L This year's season also had a very exciring Ciry , I I Meer. Riverside led rhe enrire meer, buf lasr rhe meer by one poinr in rhe Iasr evenr, and was runner-up ro Robichaud, Ron Bolz has G W showed his srrengfh by being vored Mosr Valu- able Swimmer in rhe Ciry Meer and in rhe Class W ' . C-D lnvirarional Meer. Wirh rhe supporr of rhe s R., -A... school, rhis squad could possibly win rhe Tri- River League. TOP LEFT: Tim Falls swims breasr srrolse. TOP1 Chip Hardy sprinrs in rhe 50 yard freesfyle, UPPER LEFT: Sieve Labroff is ready ro srarr rhe race. ABOVE: Tim Folk has a superb racing dive. UPPER RIGHT: Greg Bauer bears his opponenr in 100 yard burrerfly. LOWER LEFT: John Adam improves his breasr srrolse rime once again. BOTTOM LEFT: Ron Dolz blows his opponents our of rhe worer in all rhe freesryle evenrs. LOWER RIGHT, VARSITY SWIM TEAM: TOP: Sreve Claanan, Dan LaRau, Sieve Labroff, Kurr Kormos. BOTTOM: Greg Bauer, Ron Dolz, Craig Mason, Captain, Tim Falls, John Adam. NOT PICTURED1 Luca Pirerri, Chip Hardy. 701 BOYS SWIMMING F, SPRING SPCDRTS x,..,,a , -v . - xr X., wi x. sm . K A , . ar . 2 S , I aim A -x .,,i.1,,. was-o-. , f -4. - , .3f r I . NX sp X HN I 1 t' ,Q 1 PKR VX! VARSITY BASEBALL GIRLS SOFTBALL RIVERSIDE OPPONENT Allen Parls Melvtndale Crestwood Kennedy G C West Southgate Robtchaud Annapolis Melvtndale Cherry Htll Schafer Crestwood Kennedy Schafer Cherry Htll Lutheran W Southgate South Lyon SEASON RECORD 217 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL RIVERSIDE OPPONENT Thurston Melvtndale Kennedy Henry Ford Henry Ford Melvindale Cherry Hill Schafer Crestwood Crestwood Kennedy Schafer Cherry Hill GC. West Southgate Southgate SEASON RECORD: 6-10 BOYS TRACK RIVERSIDE OPPONENT Melvindale Schafer Crestwood Kennedy 24 Cherry Hill 24 GC. West 42 Southgate 68 Allen Parls 182 Harper Woods SEASON RECORD: 2-7 RIVERSIDE OPPONENT Melvtndale Robtchaud Schafer Crestwood Kennedy Cherry Hill Southgate Robtchaud Tournament Crestwood Tournament Melvtndale Schafer G C West Crestwood Kennedy St Agatha DH G C West Southgate Thurston St Marys Dtstrtct SEASON RECORD 816 BOYS TENNIS RIVERSIDE OPPONENT Robtchaud Allen Park Trenton Schafer Southgate Crestwood Kennedy Monroe CC Cherry Hill G.C. West Schafer Crestwood Kennedy Cherry Hill GC. West Southgate SEASON RECORD: - 10 10 6 8 11 ' 13 0 ' 8 17 ' 11 1 O 7 10 7 11 5 20 2 . . 5 10 5 1 3 1 ' 15 7 ' 8 11 16 1 ' 3 6 ' - Q 1 ' 11 1 - 12 12 ' 0 17 ' 20 7 14 7 Q 2 3 6 . . 17 0 8 1 15 1 0 2 13 4 ' 8 5,5 . - I 0 GC. West 12 4 Cherry Hill 12 4 . 10 2 . . 5 2 8 4 QQ 7 8 3 15 : - 11 . - ' ' 18 10 14 6 ' 8 5 ' 2 4 Q 5 2 9 0 5 2 11 8 7 0 2 6 6 1 2 9 4 3 2 6 7 0 11 12 3 4 1 2 5 2 O 5 Q 5 5 1 6 1 7 5 6 1 10 6 7 0 5 4 5 Q 2 4 Q 5 6 1 188 87 Q5 26 102 15 111 25 87 72 I SPRING SCORES LACK OF DEPTI-l I-IURTS The Varsity Baseball Team won 2 and lost 17 this season. They played far better than their record indicates. They started out slowly their first three games. Then during the middle of the season, they played their best ball. They lost a lot of close ball games including one run losses to Robichaud, Annapolis, and Crestwood in extra innings. They beat themselves most of the time with errors and bad running. Their lacls of depth at pitching hurt them the entire year. They lost 8 seniors through graduation, but the J.V. team has some good ballplayers coming up to build on in 1981. UPPER Rl6l-IT: Dale Zaborowslsi and Marla Sicinslsi are preparing for the upcoming game. RIGHT: DJ. Hammerschmidt is trying to get back to first base. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM SHOT: TOP ROW: Coach Phil Glud, D.J. Hammerschmidt, Frank Sciberras, Greg Nowinslsi, Bruce Courtade, Kevin Mueller, and Robert Martoia. BOT- TOM ROW1 Dave Kolesar, Dave Robinson, Mark Sicinslxi, Dale Zaborowslei, Score- keeper, Kelly McCarthy, Bill Tremblay, Bryan Dombrawslsi, and Wally Murray. BELOW: Wally Murray is attempting to hold the runner to a single. T -li m, ,.. 5. . . . 1 ' '-l.e?xfQ , T, ' l 9 8 ' hat...-an.. ' .Asfmnqzn an ul' Q., QM H52 , les. . Q1 A irizqss A-tif 8 1 A - g Q A r , is .. L. . A . ,, , E- . mv .. ,. L I ' 5- aw , ,-A ' .f E is f A g ','I'tJx,L ww. , A 5' A . 'wig s A-4 fm '--Ifi.. 11' it 2' .,.. .SNL ., M A ,K A' , ,Z , K. A xx ,Ay ily .. W-, ,.., L,... 14 A N-4 ., ,,,,,N5 944, U , A A---.....,. . - 1 K . '1- ii . X K ct!! --ar 4' migifg ' vrdgi In ' .rig Agni E ', 4W3'5'Qi'3'39 VARSITY DASEBALU73 DESIRE TO LEARN, KEY TO Tl-IE FUTURE The 1980 J.V. Boseboll seoson ot Riverside, could be consid- ered successful despite o o-10 record, The biggest step tolsen by for wos thot the teom leorned how to win. The teom found thot winning tools more thon pitching ond hitting, but o concentroted effort by eoch individuol for o full seven innings. The TEOYTN consisted of eight freshmon storters, ond only one returning ployer. The future of the J.V.'s loolss good due to the desire to leorn, ond their ottitude which will help them to succeed in leorning the gome ond their production. UPPER RIGHT: Cori Dyndo gets reody to steol second bose. RIGHT: Vonce Lone throws the boil bocls to the pitcher. FAR RIGHT: Scott Bederlso winds up for his fost boil. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: TOP ROW: Scorelseeper, Robin Clevenger, Shonnon Greene, Ken Bryson, Scott Bederlso, Roy Lorn- bert, Steve Segol, Cori Dyndo, Cooch, Ernie Butlxovich, BOTTOM ROW: Ken Fenech, Normon Orsette, Vonce Lone, Milse Kesteloot, Milse Motney, ond Scott Mourer. ': V X ,,,s' K. ' I Q Aiiulliis - li 2751, i A 1.l?':6' by HX ' -ci 'Q--1 -l FSU 'x 74f.IUNlOR VARSITY BASEBALL WORKING TOWARDS A BETTER FUTURE Cooch Hommerschmidt felt thot the yeor wos definitely o leorning ond growing yeor for the girls, Though the scores don't show it, they were in most of the ooll gomes. The teom did not win mony boll gornes, but there isn't o single teom thot could top them in spirit or in mointoining o positive ottitude. A much brighter seoson is expected next yeor. Sondy Slsrbino wos the only ployer norned to the All- Leogue Teom, Lori Tomiul-2, Michelle Goge, Noncy Monning, ond Lindo Souchok oll received Honoroble Mentions. RlGHT. Potty Depo molses o cotch or first bose. BOTTOM: GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Ruthonne Koczonowslai, Teresso Bouer, Michelle Goge, Potry Depo, Lucy Kon, Gwen Berry, Denise Willioms, Lindo Souchols, ond Cooch Hommerschmidt. BOTTOM ROW: Lori Torniuls, Noncy Monning, Corrie Murroy, Vicki Alsobroolxs, Sondy Slsrbino, Morie Podulo, ond Normo Helsren. s J ex ...JI-'fQ mx ,Q i ll- ,ps-6561 ABOVE1 Gwen Berry procrices her delivery. Lori Tomiuls gets reody for o powerful swing. ABOVE: Lori Tomiuls slides sofely into home plore BELOW Vicki Alsobroolss reody for o chonce ro sreol T .--361-. 'T' - -.-t!'... -if 3.'.x'T'W W A' 5.4 -r ,wif GIRLS SOFTBALL I 75 OUTSTANDING SEASON FOR NETTERS The 1979-1980 Tennis Souod, comprised nfiosrly of juniors ond sophomores, surprised everyone including rhernselves. They srorred the seoson vvirh o bond ond reeled off seven victories, Led by Leon Poesoni, who vvenr rhrough rhe regulor seoson undefeored, rhe reom finished rhe seoson or 13 ond 3. Leon ond Greg Souchols were selecred by rhe cooches ro represenr Riverside on rhe Trielkiver All Leogue Tennis Teonw, Leon vvos olso selected os reom copfoin ond mosr voluoble ployer. Greg wos chosen the oursronding roolsie, ond Bill Osip vvos voted rhe reom's most improved. TEAM-TOP BOW: Brion Nicholson, Greg Souchols, Cooch Zielinslxi, Brion Von- Doornils, ond Bob Bocigol. MIDDLE BOW: Deon Glossop, Por Horrnerr, Leon Poesoni, ond Bob Sedgewicls. BOTTOM ROW: Lorry Klimczols, Sreve Lobroff, Dill Osip, ond Morls Gobriele, BELOW: Bob Sedgewiclx shows his lsiller serve ro his opponenr. l 1 i l . in v . K 'U M TOP1 Greg Souchols rerurns rhe serve. MIDDLE1 Deon Glossop ond Sreve Lobroff reom up for o vicrory. BOTTOM: Bob Sedgewicls conrinues wirh his lailler sryle ro go on for rhe win, fp-.rv-1-v-.Y - 3 , 1 5 c-A1 wig. 11, ' ,H xg A . ,T is wipes ' lic 'Y,.'f ...f.4....-f il'f 'i' v+' ' '- T v- o' ' .., .,., ,-.+ v - ' : V -, .f ' + s .T f- -,Mi Y+.v+ A Q - V v v .f Q v 1' 0 '1,..v'+ffv' , 1 +A- ,.: 's..q,.., A v v ,Ni kiY+,, -.+., f ' W. ' 4',',f -.e', 7,v 'X - , .... Q.,.4., ff if , 1 1 iff, , .swf I .' ' ' c, lsybf ,.,v ' ,- 4 11: 'i' .Q 'T' 1 1 ' ip? r fgfwrw sl,1.++sf',-si' i . -4 T T'T Lf'+ 1 Us-1' ' 1 s W - ... H T fl' 'iv 'XP IMPROVEMENT I-IELPS T1-IINCLAD5 Improvement wos the key focror for this yeors' trock teom C1979- 1Q80D. The teom not only improved its record, but olso bettered times ond disronces in 11 out of 16 events. The tecim olso sow on increose in porticiponts which helped to increose our point totol from 153 points lost yeor to 278 points. Next yeor shows even more promise with 10 returning Iettermen. RIGHT: Steve Booth shows the ortistic form of highjumping. BELOW: Mork Hunter flies over the hurdles to the finish. BELOW RIGHT: TEAM: TOP ROW: Mork Hunter, Brod Pezzopone, Rob Gifford, Steve Wyngord, Brion Notkowski, Mike Pollokowski, Kevin Horris, Chuck Detheroge, Steve Booth, Cooch Shooshonion. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Tituskin, Robert Whyte, Goron Almquist, Williom Meno, Jim Grovedoni, Bob Brody, Shoun Perry, Ron Bolz, BOTTOM ROW: Donno Donokowski, Tom Popek, Pete Brewis, Mike Abrohom, Fred Abrohom, Gory Mikolcqczyk, ond Kurt Swendsen. BOTTOM LEFT: Kevin Horris iounches the disc into orbit. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brion Notkowski tokes the boron from Steve Booth to finish for o victory. 1 uf - . 'QQ--af-.:..,1 L, E xi I -Fi if A .QIAQN 4 Q cl f 33-I ll in t I' ' i - Xxx 3 HIE? ?'.,' , 'fcff Q fs lei: ii. 1 Q! '. alldw. FAI l CI-IFFRI FADFRS Sl-ICDW This pasr summer, rhe Varsiry Cheer- leaders CFoorball Squad? arrended rhePep America Cheerleading Camp or Oakland Universiry. Along wirh gaining new friendships, and a chance ra meer some of rhe Derroir Lions, rhe girls broughr back a rrophy for Mosr Enrhusiasric Squad. The girls have been responsible for many ocriviries such as, rhe nicesr legs conresr, rhe annual spirit chains, pep- rallies, ond, of course, boasting school spirir, All of rhe acriviries, plus a lor of hard worls are whar cheerleading is all abour. Tl-IEIR SPIRIT FREHMEN CHEERLEADERS Karen Casey, Lisa Scarf, Sora Franlxowicz, Kimberly Q . Q V7 Casrerline, and Cheryl Mancrief. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Donna Boyduy, Annerre Gibson, Kelly McCarthy, Nancy JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Teresa Drewer, Parry Close, Janice Flores, Holly Manning, Karhy Moriarry, Michele Zielinslsi, and Jean Slsrbina. Perry, Karhy Barlow, Margie Alesrra. 781 FALL CHEERLEADERS Q51-sg an-.X Q.-1 G5 ,hui 1!! a ' E ' Ab l , mm AJ A S 5 A . , .. 3 1,74-,IV BULLEBI' M il' . lk Q1 -5 ' Q, W 1, y 12 M.l.E.S. M,l.E,S., srorred in 1928, hos broughr 53 yeors of honor ro the indusrriol orrs srudenrs of Michigon. The purpose is ro recognize the ochievemenrs of rhe srudenrs. Anyone in grodes 7412 ond enrolled in on indusrriol orrs course con subrnir on enrry in ony of rhe 12 coregories. This yeor's Regionols were held on Morch 27, 28, ond 20 or Gorden Ciry West High School, ond our own Mr. Bromo wos the Regionol Adminisrrorive Officer for rhe foir. Anyone who gers o firsr or second in rhe Regionol goes onro srore cornperirion, which wos held in the Grond Ropids Civic Audirorium on April Q,1O, ond 11. 80fM.I.E.S. EASTER D I THE SUN WE VE FIRST GOT REVOLUTION HONOR SOCIETY COMMENCEMENT YEARBOOK NEWSPAPER PROM SENIORS NEIAEI Sl Nlfoia ! U5 2 1 Z -R l . Z E... ' Zz l'l'l FEATURED TEACHER oHio's EiNEsTP He hos been here for rwelve yeors now ond hos helped in mony things. As Cross Counrry cooch in rhe eorly seyenries he hod o winning reorn. As Sruclenr Council sponsor he helps in oll rheir ocriviries, As o reocher he cores how o srudenr performs ond will rolse exrro rirne ro help. As o friend he's terrific. Thor is why we rhe closs of '81 wish you rhe besr of lucls in oll you do. Mosr of us will never forger you. 821 TEACHER FEATURE 1 . , NIM.. K fum V . - Mfrs. ,. i. ,- .1 ABOVE: Look Mo No Deord ,X - -' 11, ' I , L K ABOVE: Pioberr Whyre-Presidenr, Donno Doyduy-Secrerory, Timorhy Folls-Vice Presidenr, ond Porricio Srerling-Treosurer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This yeor's seniors ore the foundorion of romorrow's furure. The Closs of 1981 hos occompiished mony rhings in rhe posr. We won 1sr ploce prizes for our Homecoming floors mode in our Sophomore, Junior, ond Senior yeors. We sponsored rhe JuniorfSenior Prom in 1980. We olso won the Spirir Jug in our sophomore yeor. We wish rhis yeor's seniors rhe best of Iucls for rhe furure. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERSf83 V I G 1981 GRADIIATING CLASS OF RIVERSIDE HIGH U CONGRATULATICDNS GIRLS AL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers Gregory Souchols, Presidenr Korhy Moriorry, Vice-President Debro Moncrieff, Treosurer Connie Chonlso, Secrerory Seniors Dovid Ager 'Vicrorio Alsobrooks 'Chrisrine Arvidson 'Consronce Arvidson 'Liso Arrord Donno Boyduy 'Donno Dziols irmo Flores 'Morls Gobriele 'Julie Goge 'Poul Horris Lesley Joner 'Dovid Kolesor Michele Mociorowski Noncy Monning 'Kelly McCorrhy Goil Nichols 'Suson Oloh 'Rina Podulo Louro Toros 'Corolyn Troslsy Eileen Tornossini Lori Tomiuk Roberr Whyre 'Christopher Williams 'Corherine Wojcik Juniors I Mike Aborius . Greg Bouer Colleen Breslin Mory Therese Courrode Moureen Horrnerr Mork Hunrer Cheryl Joner Caroline Meek Dovid Nogle Dorboro Nowinski Williom Osip leon Skrbino Morrho Trybo Bryon Von Doornik Liso Wysocki VOICE OF DEMOCRACY lsr Ploce: Morls Gobriele 2nd Ploce: Corolyn Troslsy 2rd Ploce: Connie Arvidson NHSIBS y B wwe nose' BURGUNDY AND DUSTY moss lf you can believe ir you will become irc N UNKNOWN M ' l ' y lf you can dream ir,eyou can achieve ir. REVOLUTION Cwords anclmusic by John tennonl Cv Paul McCarrneyD You say you wanr a revolurion B B f ' We B Well you know We all wanr ro change the world You fell me rhor urs evolunon Well you know We ol! wanr ro change rhe world Bur when you folk obour desfrucnon Donr you know rhar you con counr me our' Because you know urs gonna be Alnghrl You say you ve gof a real solunon Well you know We d all love ro see rhe plan You ask me for a conrrlourlon Well you know We re all doing what we can Bur If you want money for people wxrh mlnds rhar hare All l can rell you IS brorher youll have ro wolf Because you know Irs gonna be Alrlghrl You say you ll change rhe Consrururlon Well you know We all wanr ro change your head You fell me urs rhe lnsnrunoo Well you know You berrer free your mlnd snsreod Bur nf you go carrying pucrures of Chonrrnan Mao lr olnr gonna make you wlrh anyone anyhow Because you know :rs gonna be Alnghrl ki. ,. . - . X I x . ky g , , I , . . , . , . . . K' lf' ,jf B . 4 .Ji . , . L . , . BOISENIOB SELECTIONS KRISTA JO ABBOTT DAVID C. AGEPI Srudenr Council 1, Srudenrs ogoinsr smolsing 1, NHS 2 SCOTT ALESTRA VICTORIA ELIZABETH AISOBROOKS DANA CHRISTINE ANDERSON DERNIE ANTONELLI Doskerboll 3, Sofrboll 2, Volleyball 2, Troclx 1, lnrernorionol Club 2, Boslserboll 1 Senior Council 1, NHS 2 TIMOTHY ARDENOWSKI GARY PATRICK ARCERI Trock 1 CHRISTINE KAREN ARVIDSON Swimming S, Vorsiry Club 2, SrudenrCouncil 2, TYrocl-I 1, Yeorboolx 1, Volleyboll 1, Senior Council 1, lnrernorionol Club 1, NHS 2, Dromo. SENIOR PORTRAITSXB7 CONSTANCE KAY ARVIDSON Golf 8, lnrernorionol Club 2, Senior Council 1, Dromo 1, Senior Council 1, Anri Smoking 1 gg, !,4ix , HENRY CHARLES AYYASH Foorboll 1 JON LEE BOJAN 88fSENIOR PORTRAIT5 CLAUDIO ARZILLO LISA ANN ATIARD Singers 1 Sofrboll 3, Volleyball 2, Vorsiry Club 2 1 2 BONNIE MARIE DASHISTA Vorsiry Club 3, Sofrboll 2, Swimming 1, Closs Officer 1 STEVEN MITCHELL BOOTH Golf 4, Trocls 8, Boslserboll 2, RO 2 1 CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND BILLEL Foorboll 4, Boseboll 2, Boslaerboll 1 JOANNE MARIE BOUSAMRA .gb DONNA MARIE BOYDUY Cheerieoding 4, Closs Officer 1, Singers 1, Inrer- norionol Club 1, Anri Smoking 1, Musicoi 1, Senior Council 1 ROBERT PAUL BRADY Trocis 2, Bond 2, Dromo 1 SHERRI LOUISE BURCHFIELD SALVATORE BUSUITO JR, Dromo 2, Boskerboil 1 Boseboli 1, Tennis 1 'QD I- ,. F is fr- 'cr ,-'27 CRAIG ROBERT BREWIS Boskerboli 1 JEFFREY G. BYERS JUDITH ROSE CHLIPALA CONNIE MARIE CHONKO SUZANNE MAURICE CICHOCK Drorno 4, Bond 3, Musicol 3, Singers 1 Tennis 1, Inrernorionol Club 1, Senior Council 1, CIWGGVIGOUIVIQ 2, SYUUGN Council 1 Srude-nrCounciI 1 SENIOR PORTRAITSXBQ STEVEN MAURICE CLOONAN DEDQRAH CLQSE CrosCounrry 2, Swimming 2 IRMA FLORES CO'RDOUA NATALINA ANGELA DALOISIO Dand 4, TIMOTHY DENNIS VESNA DIMITRIEVSKI Drama 2, Band NHS Volleyball, Yearbaols 90 I SENIOR PORTRAITS ROBERT JOSEPH COLE Baseball 3, Baslserboll LAURA MARIE D'ANGELO Volleyball, Yearbook A il BRIAN E. DOMBROWSKI Baseball ,Mis , l, 'Y W 'I ROGER A. DOMKA JOHN XV. DUTCHESHEN DONNA MARIE DZIAK Trodx Doskerboll 3, Vorsiry Club Cl, NHS 2, Senior Council JODY M. EDWARDS KIMBERLY JOY ELLISON MARY LYNN FECTEAU Doskerboll O, Vorsiry Club 8, lnrernorionol Club Ski Club 2 ERICH EMMANUEL FEIGHNER JEAN MARIE FELICE ROBERT CARL FILIPCZAI4 Bond 8 Dromo 4, Foorboll 2, RO. Ediror 2, Anti-smol+ ing, Singers, Senior Council, Swimming, Yeor- book SENIOR PORTRAITSXQ1 ARLENE FRANCES FISCHER MARK DAVID GADRIELE V ' Dromo Club 4, Tennis 4, NHS 2, RO. 2, Senior Council XVENDY TERESE GORYCA Musicol 2, Singers 92 X SENIOR PORTRAITS TIMOTHY MATTHEW FOLK Foorboll 3, Swimming 8, Vorsiry Club JULIE ANN EVA GAGE Bond 3, Boslserboll 53, Dromo Club 8, NHS 2, Trocls, Volleyboll ALAN J. GROH Tennis CHARLES FREDERICK FRANK Foorboll 3 PAULINE GALE STEVEN M. GWOZDEK CGWOZD F C X X W x 1 -.-- 4 I . 2' LAUREN GAIL HAM CHARLES W. HARDY III CCHIPD Singers 2, Srudenr Council 2, Inrernorionol Golf 2, Dose-boil, Srudenr Council, Swimming, Ciub, Sofiboli, Tennis TVOCI4 .lf PAUL V. HARRIS ROBERT J. HAYES Trock 8, NHS 2 I Rf vw MARCY HERMAN KAREN SUE HINES Riflfiixl x if xx px KEVIN WILLIAM HARRIS Foorboil 4, Swimming 2, Trcicls 2, Dosiserboil, Vorsiry Club NORMA MARIE HELSTEN Softball 3 DAVID JOHN HOLT SENIOR PORTRAITSXQG LAWRENCE LEE HUNT Tennis 2 JANET LYNN JOHNSON Senior Courr LESLEY MARIE JANEPI Doskerboll 2, Senior Council, Sofrboll, Vorsiry Club JEFFREY DWIGHT JONES BESS KALEIRGIS GERALD LEIGH KIMBALL Yeorbook 941 SENIOR PORTRAITS fffighi . li V I , ' .IX .I JOHN PHILIP JEDNAK Foorboll 8, Boseboli FRANK JOSEPH JULSXVIK JULIE A. KLOTT Cheerleading 8 . V' I .i ,fy-15,5179 afzgi, A ff Sf:-:gh I DAVID WILLIAM KOLESAR Boseboll 2, Boskerboll 2,Tennis 2, NHS 2, lnrer- norionol Club, Vorsiry Club F, f I 4 ,ff GARY THOMAS KULA Bond 4, Doseboll 2, Drorno Club LISA ANN LQROU Cheerleading 8 LUCY ANN KON Doskerboli 6, Vorsiry Club 8, lnrernorioncl Club 2, Sofrboll 2, Volleyball 2 LISA ANNE KUPTZ lnrernorionol Club, R.O., Yeorbook CAROL PATRICE KUHN JAMES D. KUZDZAL Dromo Club S, Singers, Srudenr Council ,pf- ,,.--f NICKIE L, LIKOWSKI STEFAN J. LOGUSZ Foorboll I SENIOR PORTRAITSXQ5 MICHELE ANN MACIOROWSKI ANNETTE MARIA MALEC REYAD RICHARD MALLAD Swimming lnrernarional Club , Singers 2, Srudenr Council Band 4, Foarball 4, Baseball 2, Musical NANCY LYNN MANNING KAREN SUZANNE MARDEUSZ LISA KAY MARTIN Cheerleading 4, Band 3, Sofrba Musical 2, Singers 2 Varsiry Club, Volleyball ALLEN JOSEPH MAZUR QCJXSENIOR PORTRAITS MICHELLE DENISE McATEE KELLY LEE MCCARTHY Musical 2, Drama, Singers Cheerleading 4, Band 3, NHS, Senior Council Srudenr Council, Varsity Club - X WILLIAM JOHN MENA Track 2, Baseball, CrossCounrry DEBBA ANN MONCRIEFF Basketball 2, NHS 2, Srudenr Council 2, Varsiry Club 2, Cheerleading X I J! E BRIAN MICHAEL NATKOXVSKI Tracls 3, Foorball 2 GARY ALLAN MIKOLAJCZYK Track 4, Cross Country 2 TIMOTHY ALLEN MORELLO Football GAIL ANN NICHOLS lnrernarional Club 4, Senior Council, Srudenr Council, Yearbook DANIEL JOSEPH MILLER Band 3, Drama 8 KATHLEEN MORIARTY NHS 2, Cheerleading -sz-fd' DANIEL MARK NICHOLSON Football 2, Baseball SUSAN MARIE OLAH MARIE ANN PADULA MARK JAMES PADULA NHS 2, Trock Sofrboll, Boskerboll, Swimming RINA T. PADULA STEVEN JOHN PASCIOLLA NANCY LYNN PATERSON NHS 2, Singers 2 DOSI4eIbOlI 2 Cheerleqding, Senior Court ERIC MICHAEL PAWLUSIAC E. J, PILACHOWSKI MICHAEL S, PITCAVAGE Doseboll 2 Doseboll 4, Foorboll 3, Boskerboll, CrossCoun- fry 98 I SENIOR PORTRAITS THQMA5 JAMES pQpEK DAVID ROBINSON CDUCKYD NANCY MARIE ROBINSON Doseboll 4, Golf R.O., Yearbook is -64 in X N I N I E JQHN RQZANSKI RHONDA MARIE RUTKOWSKI MICHAEL RYDKA Foofbqll 4, Bggebgll Swimming 2, Volleyball 2 1 JAMES ANTHONY SAGER JOHN ROBERT SAIEG GREGORY ROMAN SALJCHAK poofboii Cross Courwrry, Foorboll Doskerboil 4, Doseboll 3, Bond 2, NHS 2, Ten- nis 2, Golf, Vorsiry Club SENIOR PORTRAITSXQQ , 4 -ri DEBRA JEAN SCHIPANI LYNDA MARIE SCHOREDER PEGGY SCHROEDER Bond 2, Senior Council XX FRANK JAMES SCIBERRAS SHERRY LYNNE SCOTT RODERTR PALMER SEDGEWICK lnrernorionol Club Tennis 8, Doseboll ANDON Wm. SHOPOFF MARK THOMAS SICINSKI DIANE MARIE SOBEK Baseball 3, Doglqerbqll 3, Bond 2 Boseboll 4, Foorboll 2 lnrernorionol Club 100 X SENIOR PORTRAITS ..f V LOUIS C. SPATAFORE ALDERT S. LOUIS CBUTCHD I I PATRICIA ANN STERLING Homecoming, Queen, Tennis 3, Swimming '--av' CAROL MARIE SZALAY LAURA M. TARAS Cheerleading 2 RONALD EDWARD THOMAS 'A' K YW 'c 'K 'ex -Q. ' fwl I S-i2.Z'N?s.L S STEPHEN WILLIAM TITUSKIN EILEEN A. TOMASSINI LORI HELEN TOMIUK Doskerboll 4, Trock 2, Doseboll R.O. 2, Dromo, Singers, Yeorboo Ediror Sofrboll 4, Vorsiry Club 3, BosI1erboII2, RO. 2 Swimming, Volieyboll SENIOR PORTRAITS! 101 ELIZABETH ANN TRAITSES R.O., SeniorCounciI, Tennis DONNA L. TURF PATRICIA LYNN WARNER Swimming B, Singers 2, Sofrboll 2, R.O., Sen- ior Council, Ski Club, Yeorboolx I 102!SENIOR PORTRAITS CAROLYN MARIE TROSKY Srudenr Council 4, Inrernorionol Club 2, NHS 2, RO. 2, Swimming 2, Vorsiry Club KEVIN P. URBANCZYI4 Singers BOBBY JOE C. TURCHIN Doseboll, Foorboll Q xw, NANCY ANN VARISTO Bond, Sofrboll Tennis DANIEL RUSSELL XVEILAND ROBERT ANDREW WHYTE Bond 4, Golf B, Student Council 2, Trocls 2 Senior Council CHRISTOPHER P. WILLIAMS CATHERINE MARIE XVOJCIK Bond 3, Dromo 3, Inrernorionol Club 2, NHS 2 Inrernorionol Club 4, Tennis 4, NHS 2, Student Council, Sofrboll LISA MARIE ZALUCKI LISA ANN ZIELINSKI Senior Council PORTRAIT5 NOT TAKEN TROY H. FRIZZELL HENRY LEUNG JOHN ANDREW KENNEDY JEFF MOREAU MATT KIELLER DEBBIE A. YOUNKER ED KOEHLER STEVEN JOHN WYNGARD Cross Counrry 2, Trock CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI SENIOR PORTRAITSX 103 I A X ,PA Y .1 .. . :fiat J 15,- IVIOCI4 ELECTIONS RIVERSID D' 1' 'X' 'T f' ...q'5,, ' I MOST SPIRITED: KELLY MCCARTHY 6 ROD FILIPCZAK SLEEPING DEAUTIES: DONNA TURF 6 PAUL HARRIS Mr .v'xfIR FN MOST INTELLIGENT: KATHY MORIARTY 6 CHRIS WILLIAMS CLASS FOXES: PATTY STERLING C: TIM FOLK x 4 ' , -' ' gr x 9' gf i K OO' 1 fi Y Zur as O O.. -W .5 ggi! 'M'-'-'-H f LJ, I ,f MOCK ELECTIONSIIUD DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL: CAROLYN TROSKY 6 ROBERT WHYTE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: KATHY MORIARTY C: GREG SAUCHAK G me W MOST TALKATIVE: VICKI ALSOBROOKS C: MARK GADRIELE WORLD TRAVELEP51 LUCY KON 5 JEFF DYERS 106fMOCK ELECTIONS , f I '1 , -'I F! 'f X xx 1 g , f CLASS CLOWNS: .IOANNE DOUSAMRA G GARY ARCERI Q n.. ... my CLASS FLIRTS: LISA ZILINSKI C1 REYAD MALLAD 'I fi!-I H ll uf 'X E MOST ATHLETIC: LORI TOMIUI4 C1 DAVE KOLESAR GREASE MONKEYS: MARIE PADULA, MARK PADULA 6 TOM POPEK MOCK ELECTIONS I 107 ' A ,W SAX 5 L -V '2- z-if .X 1.,-I , - ' 1 ,.P'Qi.,-ii'-5 .'f'1 ' X I' ffl. A'l2 f4.'w-3 ' I,IZ?3i?las.i-pf 1081 MOCK ELECIIO. CLASS PARTIERS: DONNA TURF C1 HENRY AYYASH CLASS BOOKWORMS: GAIL NICHOLS C: CHRIS WILLIAMS Y! I1 I NICBT SMILE: CAROL KUHN C: CRAIG DREWIS MOST OUT-GOING: KRISTA ABBOTT G ROB FILIPCZAK 4.1: u. .Q BBT SINGERS1 PATRICIA WARNER 6 ROB FILIPCZAK CLASS MUSICIANS: NATALIE DALQISIO C: ROBERT WI-IYTE l BEST DANCERS: DONNA DUYDUY G REYAD MALLAD NICEST LEGS: XVENDY GORYCA 6 TIM FOLK MOCK ELECTIONS I 109 MOST POLITICALLY ACTIVE: CONNIE ARVIDSON G PAUL HARRIS V .. Wi, I 5 I 110 X MOCK ELECTIONS if 1 lSS SSS . I I A CLASS OPTIMISTS: VESNA DIMITRIEVSKA 6 MIKE RYBKA ,,,v.'. f I I M II CLASS DAREDEVILS: MARCY HERMAN Cv HENRY AYYASH LONGEST HAIR: CAROL KUHN E1 RON THOMAS , 5 . L., r 0 r ,,.. ,, , A.,,,., mud-' Ffa an TALLEST: SUE CICHOCK C: CHRIS WALKER SHORTEST: ARLENE FISCHER C: MARK GABRIELE CLASS SCATTERDRAINS: .IOANNE DOUSAMRA EJ JOHN SAIEG l .AS MALE CHAUVENIST X MOST LIDERATED WOMAN: ANDON SHOPOFF E: XVENDY GORYCA MOCK ELECTIONS! 111 ALMCST 82 GN SEC Z rn X -I -4 rn 3' T ZZ TIMES BEGIN ANEW JUNICDR WE ARE D 2 is 'M I-3:2 THERE -3 4-31m 35:3 - - 1 M. X1 2531 O, at ABOVE: Denise Caurdy-President, Marilyn Casper-Vice-President, Carry Murray-Secretory, and Stacey Stedman-Treasurer. JUNICDR CLASS CDFFICERS Thejunior year is probably one of the most hectic and eventful years the class officers will ever have. Not only are they responsible for representing their classmates, but they must also keep them well informed of events and activities happening around the school ond encourage class spirit and participation. The officers must also organize their Homecoming float and locate the many materials needed to malse their float special. Lastly, they have the huge responsibility of organizing te Junior-Senior Prom. They must decide where it is to be held, handle all arrangements, and then raise money to cover the huge expense that follows. Despite all the hassles and worries involved, it is a very worthwhile experience. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERSM18 Michael Aharius Fred Abraham John Adam Michael Adoms Robert Allen Mary Aposrolos Erica Asrourian Roberr Bacigal Bradley Bonlss Gregory Bauer Angelo Bednorczyls Gwen Berry Judy Bidocls Pamela Billmon Tomela Billmon Liso Bogaray Ronald Bolz Vicki Brandi Colleen Breslin Ke-nnerh Bully Marilyn Casper Denise Caurdy Robert Coon Mary Therese Courrode Karhryn Croll 1141! JUNIOR CLASS I, Lg .1 i W . .451 2 me X: is 'M 4 1 4 K'Y 'Y R ,,-Q-an 4 TE ,....-sul' ,li-ni .......-nf'-Q-1-. K ' x , :H .-ff 1-me . ,NL ' el 'f im H Eflirli ? Q Af if ,J 'ff it i . V nf ll . rir M 1: , f,,, f . as - cii. do l r s 'f s' f rt 5fDkDACK if ,ffl X '51, I ' - 1 -1 ll 5 Q if E X I. :limi T'i'f '- 4X fl X fg,1xXif ,rx ., 3 mf' J 5 e lin 8-0- XJ? 1 5194 4-:DN f nv 1 04 J-A 1 , A FQ X 4. H .- i 3, '4 l if 1' 1 X , HTF K ' ai .xy-f sk' '32 ' ' J fl I ' . va 'ur'-7 -.nf 5 fl.. ,. 'N V If NX 'T S 'ii E Deborah Czapla Ronald D'Arcangelo Cynrhia Dasin Susan Dedes Jeffrey Dennis Carol Depa Holly Eliuls Celesre Feighner Deborah Ferensic Jeffrey Ferrell Cheryl Filipczals Parrice Fix Marianne Gedmgian Roberr Gifford Dean Glossop Kimberly Grabiec James Gravedoni David Goryca Jackie Guibord John Gurlsa Lynda Gusrirus Candice Harold Leah Harold Terry Harrman Maureen Harrnerr JUNIOR CLASS! 115 Jeffrey Horlao Mork Hunrer Thornos Jocobs Cheryl Joner Jornes Jednols Fredrick Johnson Dovid Jones Gino JuLswil4 George Kolergis Jeffrey Kominski Michoel Kczszewslsi Pionold Kenor Chris Killeen Korhleen Kinsler Lowrence Klirnczols Kurr Kormos Steven Korsog Bryon Koscielny Sreven Lobroff Pornelo Loroche Doniel Lollou Sondro Leonord Colleen Ludwig Fred Molsled Jomes Morsnick 1161 JUNIOR CLASS QQ' diff ggnawuusk 1 -nn ii .Z gi -1 1:22 f if , I Croig Mason John Masrranronio John McMahon Coroline Meek Ronald Merrill Susan Miller Susie Mize David Nagle Sharon Nalepa John Neumann Brian Nicholson Barbara Nowinslsi William Osip Michael Podulo Jacqueline Porenr Brodly Pe-zzopone Christine Pichon Roberr Pisarlxiewicz Gianluca Pirerri Anne Pollolxowslsi Lisa Popovich Kennerh Porrer Joseph Pulis Kevin Puroll Lisa Renaud 117!JUNlOll CLASS Michael ikurlsowslsi Daniel Schmidr Sieve Segal Gary Shields Jean Slsrbiha GarySmalr Sreveh Smirh Mark Sovlahslxy Rebecca Speed SraceySredmah Chrisry Sweer Parricia Szalay Michael Thorhroh Lisa Tiura Marrho Trybo Laurie Turzewslai Morgarer Tyler Randy Urbahczyls Bryan Vahdoorhilx Sonya Wilde Rebecca Williams Kevin Wcgcils Karhleen Wrighr Elizaberrh Wysoclsi Jolene Zaborowslsi 118 X JUNIOR CLASS 1 A F- '- S ZTIE5 'M w wif M i fm' Lri' I il 'QT QV mi IQ MQ, L 3 L L' .1 1 ,l '- I' 1 9 2551 r - f'fflllf'? r L liii 1 gb V,, 2 A 'G ,49- i.,,,, ff' I in ,. X. 5 , 'E M S ' i Ziff ,g HM-u sf in ffl f li r 1 as fr 10 A YZ ' . . i, ' i A if uk . h V ' ,, - ff 'ygy -4 RWM ..--lpn Ka, ' S . M ' 1 i M A Q JUNIOR5 JUNIGRS AND MGRE JUNICDRSH' George Zolucki Michele Zielilnslxi Mory Beth Crondoll Annerre Gibson Don Horborr f .-1 N x 45 4 TWO DOWN I Z Z TO GO TWO MORE YEARS CLIMB THE LADDER TO GRADUATION D u.l TWO E - :I SOPHOMORE Mory Koons-Treosurer, Holly Gosromslsi-Presidenr, Corhy Borron-Vicefpresidenr, ond Michelle Goge-Secrerory, SCDPHOMCDRE CLASS GFFICEPXS The Sophomore Closs Officers hove the responsibiliry of promoring closs spirir ond porriciporion. lnvolvemenr of rhe srudenrs is rheir moin concern, buf they olso hove mony orher dufies ro perform rhroughour rhe yeor. During Homecoming, rhey musr decide on ond orgonize on ideo for rheir floor ond rhen supervise irs consrrucrion. ln oddirion, fhey musr roise money for rhe vorious expenses rhor con orise. They do rhis by holding donces ond cor vvoshes, fvvo of which ore quire successful. These responsibiliries give rhem o Iimirless sense of leodership ond pride in their clossg nor ro menrion, o Ieorning experience rhor will never be forgorren. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS X 121 Donald Anrens Margarer Alesrra Moira Alsobrool-zs Daniel Anranelli Vanessa Baker Korhleen Barlow Carlwerine Barron Scarf Bederlxa Kim Bqan Scarf Booth Elizabern Boshis Teresa Brewer Perer Brewis Sreven Brisbey Kennern Bryson Richard Bullion Sandra Burchfield Scorr Byers Lynn Caurdy Robin Clevenger Jane Clinron Porricia Clase Cnrisropner Carey Richard Cornwell Jenny Dainty 122 XSOPHOMOBE CLASS x , K' i' Ji 5 ' , 4, .MXH 4? W gas i , , ja W ig, V A ,K ,E 1' V. 'I W i Ml , ,, E ' .W . Y iw 'fd f 1, E., ff REACH an at E B5-15525 . Q i ,. e..a . i ' .T'Y ' fi X - is Wg, .. A A Xxelx , 6 Qi ,Q . , 1. if 4 1 I-13:5 all ii' 38.74, ,T s..lCri'i we .L ..., ' '75Zi5Yi5?'12s2,Qn 52 R X' n ,ci llll iliiif x 'A K. K ? gh ! i X xi ff .a 1. .www i ff 1' as ax yyyalyl B y ,1 le ,MW x X f' .i- l ff ,, N, ,L A I ,ig ,,.-f, ,J ,..1. --... N ii av- ' I., nf ' ' S fo ' ASA Leeann Davis Patricia Depa Charles Derherage Kay DeXVerd Donna Donalsowslsi Pamela Dorron James Dralsos Carl Dyndo Kennerh French Carol Fischer Janiece Flores Judith Folk Derr Foore Michele Gage Deborah Gardocki Holly Gosromslai Shannon Greene Allen Greenway Michael Gusrirus Brian Hagley Karhryn Kopcoe Mark Keiper Linda Kennedy Michael Kesreloor Steven Kilberg SOPHOMORE CLASSf12C3 Daniel Kanoslsy Mary Koons Raymond Lamberr Vance Lane Karnleen Lay Julia Malsled Michael Marney Scart Maurer Laura McDaniel Scorr Mcl4innie Rimas Miksras Paul Milxulec Douglas Miller Donald Miner Gary Moreau Kirsren Mueller Michelle Nalepa David Obremslxi Norman Orserre James Parrias Hollis Perry Sracey Piesrrals Lynda Pori Bryan Purcell Laura Randazzo 1241! SOPHOMORE CLASS ,if . ,, 9 -S LM 5 , V .-as 4 4 it x we df' l Xu Q3 f? LIONS S 'S L ' L Vi iliiil lf 1 -A 'V' ' 1 v 1 2 L i ,x ali Q4 iw Q! b,,lau A L. .R i fElU Nfl my , V limb i i .rim S ,H H 'eg 5 'll 9 1 .iiarwiixeg 3 IH . v 1 2' gs Bl? somsomz vnsn-av, l lx S J Jill Rogers Douglos llomon Chrisrihe Sodowslai Brion Solvorore Poul Schroeder Tom Schumocher Joher Sighorelli Tereso Simms Morrhew Speed Julie Sreworr Kurr Swehdseh Jomes Troirses Dohno Troslsy Melisso Worren Tereso Websrer Noro Weismiller Colleen Welsh Cohdoce Wesr Corherlhe Wesrphol Edword Whireheod Denise Willioms Shoroh Wojcik Gory Zoplirny Doniel Zimbo Roberr Zywor SOPHOMOIIE CLASS! 125 x F S ABOVE: Morgorer Alestro ond Srocey Piesrrok srop ond rolls before going ro closs. LEFT: Rebecco Ciclsoclx ond Jenny Doinry in costume on Holloween BOTTOM LEFT: Louro McDonieI, Donno Trosisy ond Donno Donolsowslfi find somerhing of inreresr. BELOW: Snoron Wqcils mokes herself comforroble in closs. Q wi: Af .31 WW , H fri - 1 X1 -v 2. EE THR CD lk SCMEDAY IT WILL Z Z MY GENERATION THERE STHL TUWE F RESHMEN ::: 3? BE E 'M 0 ouRTuP.N 0 ' 2 I... llllllllllllllll - ABOVE: Trocy Groh-President, Beverly Grojewslsi-Vice-Presidenr, Sue Sl4rbino4Secrerory, ond Kim Cosrerline-Treosurer. FRESI-IMEN CLASS OFFICERS Mosr people do nor reolize rnor being on officer is such o difficulrjob, One rnusr be dedicored, responsible, ond willing ro conrribure os much os he con ro his posirion. Morivorion ond porriciporion ore ofren low ond ir is rneir responsioiliry ro rnolse sure everyone gers involved. Alrhougn rhey ore somerimes unsuccessful in rneir efforrs, rne fresnrnen officers rry rheir besr ro molse rneir yeor speciol ond ro goin lsnowledge ond experience for furure yeors. FVAESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS! 129 Annette Adarn Julie Adomowicz Linda Alestra Marilynn Ansrnan Donald Baker Stacey Banks Paul Baruls Michele Dashlsto Robert Douer Steven Bernocls Steve Didocls Kerry Dillel Moria Bonanno Terri Drown Sindy Burchfield Greg Carr Karen Casey Kim Costerline David Chippa Thomas Chlipala Carrie Chodanieclxy Sheryl Ciplsowslsi Ronald Collins Gregory Coon Robert Czoplo 130 I FRESHMAN CLASS 'tip , S A '1 v -'v ,S If '. 1 S 4? H 1 ' , - S V SC ,ff ,S VA Xu. f , ,Q C.tS ' n- V,,..l-..- 0 1 , if ,S A -. ff:ezr'mgqe4f'1 t ' . N 'Y' S My 'atv' I .S,s f'-5 -nf J. 'Ju- Q F , -'FFS-'Fx S. 1, 'Lf SSE' Sl J' S ,S 2' .. .F X ' ' w '5ffff' 'S 'Q-Wilt ,SS 4 WAS We 'mirffff UH Lgut S A Q S S Al S .,.,.ll fl. .IA 5,51 ' .::.S A 5' fe If V S 1 'A E X ' 1 . W 1 - . . v I 5 A, f f C fl R S ,J f 1 . ,sr , I' 1 KX sr .Yi ,HP- K' rf 3 'T M7 gpg N'4 Lv -Q. uw fn. 7 'X'-Q 1 pf rd '3' Y R , T. Xxx, A -f 'v1?AZ'1!f'ii' Q2 .. izmfi Q r I , if X .ii x Gregory Dennis Lourrue Dempsey Edword Domorowski Tonyo Duncnocls Kristin Eliuls Dovid Fender Fred Ferricls Lori Floremier Renee Fonseco Todd Fonseco Soro Fronlxowucz Morio Gobbono Greg Gorscher Ryon Gifford Edword Golerz Beverly Grojewski Joey Grondell Trocy Groh Pierrino Guordmno Thomos Gusmus Willidm Hordin Rolph Horhold Kornleen Horrnerr Amy Hodgson Ehzoberh Jojecznico FRESHMAN CLASS! 181 Jill Johnson Cheryl Komlnslsi Kevin Komlnslsl Koren Kopcoe Ricky Kennedy Brion Killeen Amy Kimboll Michele Kirsren Louro Klrhos Andreo Kormos Michelle Kososkl Crolg Korwico Gene Kowczlski Edword Kroorz Anrhony Kubeclr Srocy Kujor Kennerh Kulo Lynn Kuprz Lindo Lobroff Simon Leung Liso Mochniols Lulso Monnorino Jeffery Morroio Edword Mosrronronlo Corol McCorrhy 132 X FRESHMAN CLASS all X W, Q41 f i fj --me '.- 5? H, l :Mr ,ir , 3.3. 'V -A Wg' .Ag .1 mx., V 5. V . .1 r if L i f wh 5 M L 91 Af ' 4 , . , W -1,. e L c..l J lie , ,, . , ,,,. 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Kelly McKay Kelly McTigue Kathleen Meek Michael Mena Dale Merrill Peter Milsulec James Mizzi Cheryl Moncrieff Stefanie Marello Nancy Moriarty Susan Movesion Dirls Neol Joseph Neumann Michael Nicholson Robert Oros Nadia Pacholuck Matthew Padulo Susan Padulo Michael Paige Lynnetre Parker Theodore Perroff Denise Pitcavage Robert Preuc Timothy Rondazzo Paul Robinson FRESHMAN CLASS! 133 Thereso Ross Penny Rupperr Mory Schipohi Thomos Schmidr Chorles Schomock Corol Schroeder Moureeeh Schroeder Liso Scorr Drenr Seoly Som Sighorelii Chrisrine Simolsos Susoh Slsrbiho Borboro Smoir Down Smith Gino Solomon Joh Srefohslsi Angelo Szegeciy Josoh Theodoroff John Timbers Michoel Tiruslxih Rick Touchie Drod Treglowhe Rondo! Vohdoomiis Joy Websrer Trocy Weilohd 1341! FRESHMEN CLASS 2 Q ,,. 3 H, , ,4- f :mg .F Lf, ., JN. , f il' f ig f 1' ,, Vg . 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T QP WINTER CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Michele Zielinslxi, Korhleen Moriorry, Liso LQROU, Annette Gibson, Sherry Scorr, Noncy Monning, Kelly McCorrhy, Donno Doydouy, leon Skrbino, ond Julie Klorr. 14O!WlNTER CHEERLEADERS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Noncy Moriorry, Soroh Fronleowicz, Koren Casey, Sheryl Cipkowslsi Kelly McTigue, Kimberly Cosrerline, Liso Scorr, ond Cheryl Moncrieff. 1 'J' In .' yr- '- iw: yi . 1, 2? Y - Y.. - -Ii' Lv, Ja' 4 , 9 b . , Q - , 15. ' I 5 . JUNIOR-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Corhy Dorlow, Louro McDon Tereso Brewer, Margie Alesrro, ond Debbie Gordocki. K ,A . . . A A A . ,ti .X , 1. 'la 4 . . jr' r. '3 .. iel, Porry Close, Joniece Flores Good I K -r . . . uc. a QM my Fnenas-Ex' More H.+m hu:,,.U -p5g,.,2ZMW ,7 V ' 0 o . 'f O -f3JLaJ-Lgbe bhclgdb F Q3 glut O-Pav . wersulel g G .9 ,N amd 4' 1-K1 ' 3 ' - 0-U of UA: Ovu ein -imdb' J- . 4, ' f mb Q 3312 'gzgff ww-iz-.32 .':l,g2,L L, Seite ix Q Q, gg . , ' 3 ' . 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W il' Congroruloruons ond Much Success -3-if-il! ummm PONY Joonne Qian' HHH? -ggi Lum use so PGQQY Besr Wishes To the Closs of 1981 TIRE DISCOUNT HOUSE 25751 W Worren OPEN DAILY OO Closed Sundoys LOWEST PRICES IN MICHIGAN' Mogs ond Tlreslll LOOK AT YOU NOW' A Q ery E., I.-. , O H xx -N 41 l O A 1 , 0 W A4 'E '-'I' , QS. To Xx 0 A Go w ' 17 e love vou JULIE X N QEAUYWO Closs of 81 Loving ond Proud Porenrs Mom 3, Dad Ev X TISERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT: PLEASE VISIT THEIR ESTABLISHMENTS nf' L N ,xx ov, AY u y I x MEM WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL oun ADVER- 'I A, I' I ' -'I THANK YOU YEARBOOI4 STAFF I 1 l I l I l ' I Q i KVISFO Shelley f .rrr ' . i I . . j I L ' ' L, ,E 5 E ,L., ' ' ' 23 A . :i,,pg, ,.,,,jfj,W39', .'k, , U LI H x ADVERTISEMENTS X 148 -- f' 'fl-E ,TK , 1 C ' 5 in I 4 , s 0 I il ' -a K u 1 A ' I ANN MARIE CLOONAN MAY Time connot steol the treosures Thor we corry in our heorts Nor ever dim the shining thoughts Our cherished post in ports And memories of the ones we love Cost their gently glow To groce our doys ond light our poths Whereever we moy go. -Unknown- Tl-IEY l-IAVE ETERNAL PEACE GRIEF l tell you, hopeless grief is possionlessg Thor only men incredulous of despoir, Holf-tought in onguish, through the midnight oir Beot upword to God's throne in loud occess Of shrieking ond reprooch. Full desertness ln souls os countries lieth silent-bore Under the blonching, verricol eye-glore Of the obsolure Heovens. Deep-hearted mon, express Grief for thy Deod in silence like to deoth Most like Cl monumentol stotue set ln everlosting wotch ond moveless woe Till itself crumble to the dust beneoth. Touch it, the morble eyelids ore not wer: lf it could weep, it could orise ond go. -Elizabeth Borrett Browning- 1441 SYMPATHY PAGE VINCENZO GUARDINO IRMA DEL CARMEN FLORES COPNDOVA is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for memories I will olwoys cherish of our rime rogerher rhe opporruniry ro be your morher for owhile rhe render rimes we've shored wirh eoch orher honesry rhor hos olwoys been berween us rhe enriry of love we shore wirh eoch orher our muruol respecr for eoch orher's culrure rhe rough rimes we hove experienced rogerher rhe orher side of life l've never known rhe dedicorion we shore in focing life's problems rhe orhleric side of life we've shored Ceven volleybolll rhe undersronding you ond I shore rhe growrh we borh hove orroined rhe hoopiness you hove broughr me rhe romorrows I will cleon my room rhe enjoymenr of being Mother ro Doughrer Remember l'll olwoys love you CANDIDSX 145 - WIWWVX i f . y,, ai V -Q --her' ' Q V I 5,955 7 tl -V . J trv X 1 f,' .l5f,S'. , A ,Y F H1 4 1' , X Q4 sr C , 146fCANDIDS Q Eonomtolotoono, Gozo Souohofof 0'4'fWf'lfW'W , ,LC Go of mow o family ooo , 7? ' Milo one of tho oofoo -55' b!- ' V y X Q., J , 3 A1 to W . gh' -H Q lgf ZjAoL'owfr1foafoc!11Zcozofoafwaoapeczol...kgA f' fl wfx Q x l Wim tholffw land and Mouolutfol ' ' And ao opecool ao qow. 'L L , f s We wan! you to know wo'oo olwoyo oem L Tfaoaoi of all ir, Mango ooo, do, too. L - - . ooo, WMM 70111 A floppy Gwooowo M W ,M and Fame fond ,tooo 5 gow! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU AND MAY ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE! LOVE, DAD, MGM, AND PAMELA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 81 r ll I u TOM HARDY Floor Sanding 84 Refinishing . fl' 7, ' Residential Commercial .J 3 til OLD 84 NEW WOR -1 PHONE ESTIMATES Call 278 3617 8401 Lenorc Dearborn Height MU18127 ' . di. .L. .f . , f..,,,. 1.-1 Good Luck Bobby Joel may 278-1647 QL, cosmerics Q JOAN E. TURCHIN Independent Sales Director 7279 Hillside Dr.--Dearborn Heights, Ml 48127 Congrarularions Vesna and Rhonda Moy all your Dreams Come True From your Porenrs and neighbor Congrorulofions Donna and rhe Class of 81 May rhe Furure Bring you all the besr Loye Mom and Dad Kevin There s norhing more re wording than ro worch rhe growth and progress of a fine and special son! Congratulations, Much Love, Mom and Dad MARY MORRIS CHARGE BY PHONE 562-5920 AFTER 6:30 562-4031 FLOWERWORLD FLORIST B602 N. TELEGRAPH QNEAR JOY ROAD! DEARBORN HEIGHTS. MICHIGAN MASTER CHARGE VISA 148 X ADVERTISEMENTS ,- A 1 . :- A :r'i 1 W Ii Welcome ro r Congrorulorions Congrorulorions Corhyl ' Noncy ond the Closs of 81 . Good Lucls for Moy you oef Woof you o furure of Love, Hoppiness ond Success. Our Woof ood Woof Woof you oof, Love Alwoys. Love, Mom, Dod, ond Lorry Mom, Dod, Kevin, In, he Ronlss of rhe Unemployed! Miss Nigos Snori, ond Milse 1' 'A Congrorulorions Goil! We're so proud of you We wish you oll the Love, Lucls, ond Hoppiness in rhe world. Moy oll your dreoms come rrue! Love, Mom, Dod, ond Mllse ,' . HQ .-,ff , ,x L Congrorulorions Bess! You Flnolly Mode lr Love, Mom, Dod, George, Perer, Evelyn, ond Elenl PATRON ADVERTISEMENTS! 149 I ' 'I I - I l - Cakes and Crafrs HAIR MAGIC b Ellen y 7300 Inlssrer 4 Dearborn Heighrs, MI Calliies gor ag Ogcisions 277-Q105 on ma e ra rs I l A Unique Experience 8644 Nfghmgcie In Hair Kurring for Dearborn Heighrs 565-0954 Bom Men ond Womenff they -, ' -- ret sho sooo HOUSEKEEPING 5HoP in MU 7 FRET SHOP INC. 6607 N. Telegraph 6 Deorgflgygiigms 7 Sales-Service-Lessons 5664 N. Telegraph 'Y Dearborn Heights, Ml 48127 W on Pfnroizmnucf 05, 5620212 ffsw t roof X a K' fp Good Housekeeping - Q40 cumnrffs SSS 'f 'fNr on REFUNDT0 W' TH GUARANTEE APPLIES ONLY T0 QAPMAJ. MATERIALS... D, px mcmrds, NUT 'NSTMLAUON Congrarularions Class of '81' From 42 ,ii gran, mf ff? f i 417-+.u'f've' 7 mari R ' N 0 BesfNii1?Siii6f'3?3'i1?iigSiUE5ff ,M wifi -V , . , , NM, ,',fpQ:i: -' 'xx is 1, N .. ,, lg M P 7 ,ep E g - KK Wi jp, 4 6 if 7 61 6 P 7 ' ' 1 --Q ff Q. is 15riwE,CJZ.?fggplhs3wlQw gsm Rr ET ici ii in no .- E S 5 ga L 5 . Q, LL la - L ,- . . ,gif 'Sq is . 1 A sw EV ,IMAX cp ' - ,V N. F ij! I-'u A I 150 X ADVERTISEMENTS r KEEP SMILING LESLEYl Congrorulorionsl We Love Youl Mom Dod Cheryl loner Congrorulorions Eileen on o Job Well Done Nlorn Dod Mory Russ Noncy Greg ond Jinn. ond Frirzi Congrorulorions Donno ond The Closs of Moy rhe Future Bring You All rhe besr Love Mom ond Dod Congrorulorions Viclsil We ore Proud of You! Morn Dod Morro ond Lorry Congrorulorions To rhe Closs of 81 From the Advisor Dorryul Gonchoroff Editor Rob Filipczols Eileen Tomossini Lori Tomiuls Sreve Doorh R O STAFF Scorr Boorh PorryWorner Liz Troirses Noncy Robinson Turn Dennis Corolyn Troslsy Poul Horus John McMohon Poul Borulx Joe Neurnonn 4 i811 -K .vw r. i I I . i 1 I I I l A 5 . SENIOR PATRON ADVERTISEMENTS! 151 THOSE WHO GO FEEL THE PAIN OF PARTING THAT SUFFER WE LL MISS YOU CLASS OF 81 VARSITY CLUB DGC DISCOUNT STORE CAMBRIDGE CENTER WARREN AND INKSTER ' I ' l I I n IT IS THEY WHO STAY BEHIND 152 X ADVERTISEMENTS .. ,L N4 - Congrarularions ' f Carolyn May you have all F the love and ' f Luck in rhe world. E K 'T Love, ' ' ,Q Tl Mom, Dad and ,., Donna ,W ,, x . We are so proud of you. Congrarularions! Chris ondConoie! Love, Mom and Dad MOM, DAD, Gord Marianne, Nancy, and Barb golf Congrofulol-ions Rob COnQrOlUlOrlOnS TO The We on Love You UOSS Of 81 and a special coagrarularions Gerard Class of 78' Parricls Class of 'SO' Timorhy Class of 'Bl' All our Love The Folks 'fu fu! A , z if iii we I3 , 'Nfl I I 1 ,Cf SENIOR PATRON ADVERTISEMENTS X 153 ,... Congrorulorions ond Hoppiness Alvvoys ro Alon ond me Coss of 81 Love Mom o Terry Trocy Boors Congrorulorions ro Eileen Tomossini Kelly McCormy Julie Goge on We nod some greor rimes Odell Enrerprises solures these people on groduorionz Noncy Robinson Tim Dennis Dono Anderson Lori Tomiuls Brion Norlsowslsi Rob Wyre ond one doy: Dove! Rob Filipczols Liso Kuprz Som Dusuiro Noncy Porerson Ducky Robinson Rob Sedgewicls Eileen Tomossini ,,,. n ,-Q ...if N.- mp . -.. Congrorulorions Kim Love Mom ond April Congrorulorions Liso ond e Closs of 81 The Kuprz Fomily Congrorulorions ond Love Alvvoys, You've Mode lr, To Rob ond me Greer Closs of 81, Love, Mom, Dod Cheri ond Penny DN X 4 u - I l I 154fSENlOR PATRON ADVERTISEMENTS BOOSTER CLUB 1980 1981 Mrs Marlon Abraham Mr 6 Mrs Alessandrlnl Mr Joseph Arrard Mr E1 Mrs GregoryArcerl Mr G Mrs Mlchael Abarlus Mr 6 Mrs Douglas ArvldsOn Mr B Mrs Carl Alsobrooks Mr 6 Mrs Clalr Ansman Mr G Mrs Arrhur Boorh Mr Roberr Brown Mr C: Mrs Donald Berry Mr G Mrs Raymond Boarh Mr Davld Boorh Mr 6 Mrs Lawrence Brady Mr E3 Mrs Thomas Brlsbey Mr 6 Mrs Donald Boclgal Mr G Mrs Ronald Bowersock Mrs Shlrley Burka Mr 6 Mrs Rlchard Brondr Mr G Mrs Jacob Bolz Mr Berondo Brama Mr 6 Mrs Joseph Barron Mr 6 Mrs Bernard Bederka Mr E: Mrs Raymond Blllel Mrs Barbara Bashlsra Mr G Mrs Edward Breslln Mr C: Mrs Gordon Cole Mr G Mrs EdwardCloonan Mr G Mrs Rlchard Chonko Mr G Mrs Thomas Campbell Mr C: Mrs Davld Courdy Mr 6 Mrs John Clupak Mr B Mrs Ray Courrade Mr C: Mrs Leonard Carr Mr 6 Mrs Leo Dlederlch 6 Mrs Emllo Dalolslo Mr 6 Mrs James Doug Mr G Mrs Ted Depa Mr C: Mrs Roberr Devyok Mrs Ann DeNoOn Mr G Mrs Wllllam Donakowskl Mr 6 Mrs Terrance Devlln Carole Doves Mr G Mrs Mlchael Elruk Mr 6 Mrs Gerald Farnln Mr 6 Mrs Phlllp Fulan Mr Cv Mrs Cralg Folk Mlss Korhryn Frank Mr Charles Felghner Mr Harry Fosdlck Mr 6 Mrs Edwln Flllpczak Mr 6 Mrs Naras Gedlglan Mr B Mrs Donald Glossop Mr C: Mrs Gabnele Mrs Elva Galloway Mr Cr Mrs James Gravedonl Mr 6 Mrs Raymond Gosromskl Mr Cv Mrs Earl Gaorlel Mr 6 Mrs Roberr Gusnrus Mr Darryl Goncharoff Mr Russel Galley Mr 6 Mrs Rlchard Groh Mr 6 Mrs Raymond Gage Mr B Mrs Orren Glfford Mr 6 Mrs Frank Garscher Mr C: Mrs Wllllam Hunr Mr 6 Mrs Wllllam Harrls Mrs Barbara Harrmon Mr 6 Mrs Eugne Horvorh Mr N C Harhaway Mr 6 Mrs T Harnerr Mrs lLene Judge Mr F E Jones Mlss Ellzaberh Jacobs R Jednero Mlss Llnda Kulok Mr Lv Mrs C Kaczanowskl Mr 6 Mrs Wllllam Kole50r Mr 6 Mrs Lewls Kllmczak Mr 6 Mrs Andrew Kormos Mr B Mrs Joseph Koan Mr 6 Mrs Frank KIKZOGIC Mr 6 Mrs Theodore Kllberg Z Kacharuroff Mrs Norma Kamlnskl Mr Raymond Knrsren Lourzenhlser Fomlly Mr 6 Mrs Louls Labroff Mr Allen Luedrke Mr C: Mrs Roberr Lone Mr C: Mrs John Mock Mr 6 Mrs Charles MacLeod Mrs Mary Mlkolqczak Mr 6 Mrs Edward Mlkolcgczyk Mr 6 Mrs Rlchard Massle Mr E: Mrs Davld Mlller Mr 6 Mrs Edward Muller Mr G Mrs Joseph Mlrchell Mrs Raquel Mlddleron Mrs Nancy Merschar Mr B Mrs George McCarrhy Mr Wllllam Nauberr Mr G Mrs James Nlchalson Mr Bosal Nlchols Mr B Mrs Edward Navoy Mr Gregory Nlelson 6 Mrs John Neumann Mr Walrer Oslp Mlss Berry Oros Mr Fred O Lary Mr 6 Mrs Wllllam Obremskl Mr Arrhur Pollakowskl Mr G Mrs Wes Prchon Mr G Mrs Henry Perrle Mrs Joan Pollakawskl Mr 6 Mrs Favsro Plrerrl Mr 6 Mrs John Powell Mr 6 Mrs Floyd Reurer G Mrs Norman Rurkowskl Mrs Loulse Roman Mr B Mrs Ron Ross Mr Cy Mrs Fred Read Mr 6 Mrs H Razanskl Mr B Mrs Perer Roblnson Mr Thomas Raeslde Jodene Russell Mr Roberr Sums Mr B Mrs Selka Mr G Mrs Clayron Schwarz B Mrs Clarence Schulrz Mr G Mrs Frank Skrblna Mr 6 Mrs A Sarklsslan Mr B Mrs Alex Spear Mr B Mrs John Souchak Mr G Mrs Davld Scorr Mr C: Mrs Lours Srerllng Mr B Mrs Gary Smolr Mr 6 Mrs W Tomurk Mr 6 Mrs Sreve Turzewskl Mr 6 Mrs Frank Trosky Mr 6 Mrs Wllllam Tlruskln Mr 6 Mrs Davld Van Doornlk Mr Lyle Van Huren Mr 6 Mrs John Varlsro Mr 6 Mrs Ken Walberr Mrs Berry Wledmaler Mr Ed Whlrehead Mr G Mrs Wllllam Welsh Mr E1 Mrs Rlchord Zemke Mr Donald Zlellnskl Mr G Mrs Alex Zaplrny - - A ' ' - V 4 Mr. I . r 4 V Mr. L , I ' - - V - Mrsi Joan Szalega - - V V - Mr. Mr, . ' ' ' A ' ' .4 y I I I - I J ADVERTISEMENTSH55 I ' 'I I I - ' C l ' Cl f 81 Ongmw mom OSS O ALEXAN D.ER'S CLEAN ERS 895-1111 . 6457 McGraw, Detroit Terry Berry Rings SHAM ROCK CLEANERS 928-3009 C313 Allen ST. Gmnd Rapids' Ml 5741 Allen Road, Allen Park 64-4-2609 DEARBORN HEIGHTS CLEANERS 278-4822 2455l W. Warren, Dearborn Hts. gTL.10i115Zi Sl Qgrm, FUNERAL HOME TELEPHONE 25509 WARREN RD. 562-5120 DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MICH. 48127 A A le e VORAN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. ' K ,' t A A ' lg , , 1 -.Ji f Ai.1.:N rum ounsonu 'rAYr.on .1 A A l.:t -' L gf .,, B900 ALLEN RD. 23701 FORD RD. 28750 GODDARD RD is J I 1. ' ' - WA s-:soo cn s-moo 291 ieoo L ' 'A 1 ,. M TERRENCE GARCIA - 'N ' Manager its f --- X A . A Groduorion Gifr For A oll Riverside Srudenrs - 101, , off on oll film, processing PHARMACY ond merchondise. Just mention mf-'ww-w'1 DWHUHN-H' rhis od when you shop or FR 943620 FAST FOT0 Prescriptionists '- Worren ond Inlssrer 568-0469 I l I I 1561 ADVERTISEMENTS I Q I An we NW KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BISHOP FOLEY COUNCIL NO. 2660 15800 Michigon Avenue Deorborn, MI 48126 CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 'I81 WE ore Iooising for new young CATHOLIC MEMBERS TO JOIN OUR ORGANIZATION. Ir wiii be on opporruniry for BOTH YOU ond US TO GROW TOGETHER Coll 581-5757 rodoy for membership infornnorion, FRANK MYCEI4-GRAND KNIGHT A A NW r-,..-f..-E..-----f I -iii-sin-Q' ' I 31 I 5 if iPHNB '55f o OPEN 24 HOURS . PLENTY OF LIONTEO PARKING . BI'1,EAKFAST'LUNCH'OINNER . CARRY OUTS AVAILABLE 6565 N. Telegraph north of Ford Road Dearborn Heights ' ATTENTION RETIRED SENIOR CITIZENS ' YOU WILL RECEIVE A 107, DISCOUNT WHEN YOU PRESENT YOUR SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT CARD. I 5 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BISHOP FOLEY COUNCIL NO. 2660 15800 Michigon Avenue Deoroorn, MI 48126 LOUNGE X CLUB HOWARD MASTERS CLUB MANAGER ART NOVELLY CAS GANTNER BARTENDERS 581-5757 Hours: M-Th: 8 pm.-12 pm, Fri. 11 om.-12 pm. Fish Fries. Sor. Noon-12 pm. Holi renrois olsog reosonoole rores. Coll 581- 5757 or srop by. I 1 ADVERTISEMENTS! 157 .522 1 Dearborn EZEIFFEEYPEFS P G .d PANAX - Tess gl UI e NEWSPAPERS HANK HENRY Publisher f373j 846-3400 I f ' P.0. Box 484, 75340 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn T' - I In M -' If .lah Il I PHONE 544-3400-1-2-3-4 COMB 5' GRUVES INC. I E. . ' FINESTIN HEA 71NG AND LIQUID STORAGE SYS YEMS I I :-use w. a MILE RD DETROIT 45220 RAISE THE ROOF REBELS!! I Tom Waligorski RooHngj OZRCIIUIJ - .9nAurerl 26733 ROUGE RIVER DRIVE DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN, 48127 Telephone: 278-8953 ix NV WE HANDLE ALL REPAIRS ON ALL INCINERATORS Xxx, AND STACKS A gfgfr I I GILLIS ELECTRONIC INC. W 1 J.A.R. INCINERATOR SERVICE 84183 gqhoopcmff Rd- 4 I COMPLETE LINE OF NEW INCINERATORS Q . Livonia Ml 48150 AIR on CONVENTIONAL QQ Lx 18614 FORT ST. 285-3360 Y V7 1 RIVERVIEW, MICH. 48192 285-3366 I ,P I l I A- I NE 'II I 1 -lf :x 64 EX idly X -11 ix sf' E----2 ' In P R E, so REDS! I I ' n l 158 X ADVERTISEMENTS I HTITQ WI lf fig ..l.. - T'-v f--x UNITED RCDT-ALI.: THE TOTAL RENTAL DEARBORN HEIGHTS ANIMAL HOSPITAL INC. 25049W e R fN'hAg 48 27 13131278-0860 2743300 Q W. K. MCKERSIIE D.v.M. P. S. WAKENELT. D.v.M. - I Y 1 ! arr n oad Dearbom Hexghls. Q - Q. E hc I an 1 E O E E E C DEPARTMENT STORE QQ-5Ig15Ha'E'j5oa5h,ons' P8 Floor 8 Carpet Care coluners rum cus 0 5 Household 6 Guest Contractors E urpmem Fon MEN a WOMEN ' Meowcal Equipment Power 6. Hanc?TooI5 Pa nr aim bi c a s Ggrdengd Yaton ng Aggreiggve Domng Exercuse Equnpment Movrng 8. Townng WWW avanaw Dearborn H ht Open 7days cneckoursalesolan 13133 561 5696 Deanbonn Flowen 84 GIFTS Shoppe FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE WEDDING DESIGNS In INVITATIONS D ST NCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOILAGE PLANTS DAILY C TV W DE 5 SUBURBAN DELIVERIES Designs by Monty oEAnaonN HEIGHTS ' CUTTING 81 STYLING SPECIALISTS PEIIMANENTS TINTING OPEN 6 D DAILYLEVENINGS SATURDA T 5PM 2255 N sescn mu FORD RD 81 BEECH DALY SHOPPING CENTER UBSIQITQTS OOIISUIIHIIES DO N S fllfnitllilb 'f 'G ' 24615 FORD ROAD MON SAT TOT05 ',1 DEARBOQN Mn A8128 THUQ5 40 TO 8 563 1800 1 wssrormserwu 563 0220 Joe O Leory STATE FARM INSURANCE 25088 W Worrem Dearborn Herghrs Ml AUTO HOME LIFE I z xlif Q fl? f s OS S C T O L--Qi 1 N .1-3 O O I , . . x ,- I ny A 9 1 . , W I ' ns , - , 9A M ID II? M A 1 ' Y A I A I gf ' :A P OPEN I I J Exilim uovarsn . D I ' SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT r 1 E '.'.LI ? ORDER BY PHONE ' H ' - .Ji Y S ' - - N, Ea., zszzv muck-us :mmeoan : r . I I I E, K .W ' 1 . 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