Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY PROSPECTOR SOUTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT, MICHIGAN CONTENTS HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Q u E E N Senior, Olivia Guz- man was selected the 1979 Homecoming Queen by the Varsity football players. Oli- via is a business and Office Co-op stu- dent. 1 S t R U N N E R U P Senior, Linda Lowry, first runner- up in the 1979 Homecoming Court, is a Business Student and an office co-op. 4 WENDY REEZER Senior Wendy Reezer 1979 Court Representative. Wendy is on the SW Women Golf Team and is an Office Co-op stu- dent. Colette Fontenot is the Junior Rep- resentative for the 1979 Homecoming Court. Collette is also a member of the varsity Cheer- leading Squad. 5 Tony Levertt, “Baseball Superstar,” is also managing editor for the 1980 yearbook. (At left, The guy with his hands in his pockets, in his role as Senior Class Treasurer watching the cash roll in at the Homecoming Dance.) Pleasant way to end the Homecoming Day! IT MUST BE HOMECOMING... IF IT’S RAINING 10 The 1980 Senior Class Officers: Seated. Debra Watson. Vice President. Jackie Henderson. Secretary. Standing. Felix Sharpe. President, and Tony Lever ett. Treasurer. The 1900 Senior Class Sponsors: Cynthia Layton and Cecelia Stoll who are members of the Business Department and who were responsible for the publi- cation of the Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Prospector. 13 14 Most accomplishments described as being great” have been the result of hard dedicated work by those who have previously set goals and held to them. A great” school doesn’t just happen; it results from years of accom- plishment in all areas — curricular and extracurricular by many who consider the goal or result worth the sacri- fice. work, and commitment. Southwestern, TODAY, — has been blessed with hundreds of staff and thousands of students who set as their goal: Southwestern shall be 1 — Southwestern IS THE TOMORROW— that you have been a part of for one, two, three, or four years. The Southwestern experience could very well become the most important of your life. As a Prospector, you have been part of an experience which is rewarding and as meaningful as any could be. 18 — WE DREAMED OF YESTERDA Y— during these four years to make the BLUE and GOLD shine a little brighter. You have joined hands with those other dedi- cated Prospectors who have gone before and who made this school great. OUR ADMINISTRATORS Opposite Page: Mr. )oe Greene. Principal Assistant Principals Left: Mrs. Dolores Reaves Below: Mr. Gerald Parcheta 19 [oseph Hall Cheryl Ward Fanet Bobby Viola Nicholas Anita Wittmann Richard Sale Marguerite Moorehead Beatrict Coenigsl ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 20 I ] L Boys Tennis Coach. Mr. Sale 1 22 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 23 MATHEMATICS Rodney Bonner. Music Director VOC. ED. DEPT. I I Above: Robert Sheldon. Department Head. Bottom: Michael Sinarski Top Picture: Wendell Hamrick. Middle: Edward Thomas. Bottom: Louis Pergel 25 Who said that Voc. Ed. was just for motors, sawing, and drawing. Well here is the truth — Left: Mrs. Bryan who was the star of her fashion show'. Top: New teacher this year Sharon Brown. Middle: Audrey Cambell, also a new teacher to our school. Bottom: Left. Sgt. Walters Right. Sgt. Fotias Right-Left-Right- Left Instructors. Oops — we really meant to write R.O.T.C. Instruc- tors. 26 27 BUSINESS EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Mattie Mapson. Health Service Worker Mr. Perry Watson Mr. Donald Stuckey Mrs. Willie Woodi SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 29 Billitte Walters Frank Briglia. with student Karen Young Donald Jones. Dean of Students o ul o a: William Bonk Patrica Walsh Edward Kuptoff Ton’l TarT ea Cou pt r 3 31 Thomas Griffin, Driver Education Our Needs, Interests, And Well-Being Serviced With A Smile. Mrs. Mapson. Health Service Department on duty in the clinic. Mr. lohnson. Custodial Staff Mrs. Braxton. Head Secretary 0 Mr Morrison. Audio-Visual Technician Today is the Tomorrow We Dreamed of Yesterday! This bevy of pleasant faces clearly symbolizes the energetic and spirited Abecedarians found within the ranks of Southwestern High. 238 strong, we, the senior class, proud wearers of Blue and Gold, carries with it the mem- ories of a year filled with all-important phases of a scholastic life. Our diversified curriculum has helped us lo advance in knowledge and participation in extracurricular activities has made us an integral part of our Alma Mater. 32 34 ATHLETES SHOWED THEIR STUFF Inter-Scholastic athletics is one of the many ways in which Prospectors built character, expanded their person- alities, and became highly skilled in their individual sport. When it came time to show what they could do, they gave 100% and their desire to win was evident in every contest. SOUTHWESTERN SCORES DIDN’T Since the enforcement of Title 9, women athletes at Southwestern have added several inter-scholastic sports to their program among them. Tennis in the fall and Golf in the Spring. Long considered minor sports they pro- vided carry-over as leisure time activities for the rest of their lines. 3i TEAMS’ PRIDE PREVAILED EVEN IF THEIR VARSITY GRIDDERS Row One — Tony Coleman. Dan Galarza. Leonard Rowe. Kevin Taylor. Brian Giddens. Clayton Smith. Vincent L. Martin. Carlton Bank- head. Tony Leverett. Felix Sharpe. Everett Stevenson. Jeff Long. Row Two — Chris Marshall. Herman Kern. Andrew Fritz. Derrick Sam- uels. Joe Valentine. Kelvin Valentine. Carl Davis. Eric Miller. Kent Simmons. Row Three — David Galarza. Phillip Norrell. Michael Jack- son. Terry Tyra. Elmer Gudger. Darryl Cavers. Row Four— Hosea Person. Poncho Ybarra. Johnny Davis. Tim Jones. James Richardson. Lamont Baker. 36 ’80 SENIORS BACKBONE OF TEAM Row One: Everett Stevenson. Brian Giddens. Vincent L. Martin. Leonard Rowe. Carlton Bankhead. Jeff Long. Row Two: Dan Galarza. Felix Sharpe. Kevin Taylor. Clayton Smith. Tony Leverett. Tony Coleman. 37 Don't try to make me look bad. son. Coach Hoskins pleaded, as he tried to snatch a victory from what turned out to be a bitter disappointing loss. Coach Leon Sims showed signs of strain after becoming the interim head coach following Coach Hoskins unjustly suspension. This year’s gridiron season was once again success- ful and controversial, as Prospectors are accustomed to. Championship hopes were dashed when Coach Hoskins was suspended for the remainder of the sea- son. This was the first time in a long time that we didn’t win the Southwest Division. However, we won twice as many games as we lost, with a final record of 6-3. Opposite Far Right: The team's doctor recommended a sure cure for Senior Running Back Carlton Bankhead: Rx for excruciating pain, take four weeks vacation from school. 38 This year's gridiron season once again was successful and controversial, as Prospectors are accustomed to have. Cham- pionship hopes were dashed when Coach Hoskins was sus- pended before the season ended. This was the first time in a long while that Southwestern did not win the Southwest Divi- sion Championship. However, we did win twice as many games as we lost, with a final record of 6-3. WE WILL COME BACK 39 J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: Colston. C.. Fenderson. L. Metcalf. K.. Watson. M.. Truitt. M.. Brown. A.. Stevenson. K Shields. M.. Venson. C. Tucker. K.. Row 3: Kern. H.. Person. H.. Allen. S.. Holmes. K. Jacobs. J. Row- 2: Valentine. J.. Watson. L. Dew. D.. Askew. W.. Above — Ron Johnson. Swimming Coach. Picture at Left: Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. White, lockerroom attendants who are known throughout the city for the cleanest lockerroom in town. 40 First Row — Wayne Henry, Dean Matlock. Michael Smith. Darrow Smith. Tobin Davis. Dwayne McGruder. Coach Watson. Second Row' — Rob- ert Gaudy. Lawrence Henderson. Leslie Rockymore. Todd Davis. Michael Robinson. Charles Seldon. Harriers They run for fun! 41 Although the Girls Swim Team ended with their season with a below average record, they accomplished the goal they set for themselves at the start of the season. Pictured left is senior Susan Barkai in Breaststroke compe- tition. She has been a member of the team for four years. Pictured left below is Nena Cornwall gasping for air at the end of her long and tiring heat. Below are student volun- teers Mark Putek and Steve Mokdad. Pictured from left to right: First Row: Rochelle Kovacs. Kathy Lancedofer. Belinda Phillips. Debra Cox. Kim Spindleman. Coach. B. Brown. Second Row: Nancy Briggs. Nena Cornwell. Madeline Douglas. Laura Barkai. Gloria Storage. Susan Barkai. 42 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row One: Marie Doss. Patricia Brooks. Frankie Sehldon. Winifred Tyson, and Linda Hardnet. Row Two: Rhonda Buckman. Annetta Mayfield. Theresa Tyra. Lisa Wells, and Tonya Smith. Coach Donald Stuckey and assistants Willie Lenard and Robert Whitehouse. standing. JUNIOR VARSITY V. Dixon. A. Grubbs. T. Townsel. C. Fidel. T. Smith. J. Davis. M. Mitchell. R. Rivera. K. Hopkins. L. Williams. C. Davis, and Mr. Lenard Coach. Kneeling. 43 44 Girls Basketball has become a game of class at Southwestern under head coach D. Stuckey and his assistants math teacher, R. Whitehouse and science teacher W. Lenard, We enjoy watching winners play and still have fun. Isn't that what sportsman- ship is all about. The girls have made it two years in a row to the Big House in city league play offs and we are proud of them. 45 ■■■■I IIIIIHlim Men's swim — afternoon's delight for the gals at S.W. It’s almost a male beauty contest. For those of you who enjoy view- ing the male physique make it a point to remember that if a bouncing ball gives you a headache — there is an alternative sport to enjoy. 46 Keilh Taylor, dribbling wiz- zard grimaces in pain after a whack from behind as he lunged for the hall on his way for a two- pointer. 47 Curtis Moore, also known as. magic with his soft touch shot was an exciting play for the varsity squad. Have you ever wondered whal a coach says in a huddle. Well, according to inside sources, we can’t repeat that answer. And here we have the Western Cowboy football team disguised as a basketball team. Now the question: Where's the Refs? Ans. Who knows. What s in a name? When it’s Leslie Rockmore you didn’t expect a candy bar. did you? With a moniker like Rockymore he could only be a future pro-basket- ball player. 48 1980 VARSITY CAGERS Row 1 — Kelvin Valentine. Antoine Jubert. Tyrone Jones. Curtis Moore. Leslie Rockymore. Row 2 — Perry Watson. Coach. Leonard Rowe. Keith Taylor. Charlie Seldon. Robert Gaudy. 49 I Senior Tyrone Jones soared through the air as he attempted to make a score. I Curtis Moore comer specialist. Pic. Right All for one, one for all. all for a victory! I Junior Charlie Seldon it's I I Leslie Rockymore has a style now or never. | | all of his own._________ 50 Cassandra, always eager to serve the ball. II We want to win the game. Ms. Nonchalant 5 n V|H| i MENS TENNIS Row one: Mr. Sale. Coach. M. Pulek. R. Mullen. T. Johns. T. Carter Row two: J. Chall. S. Yabarra. R. Kovacs, G. Storage. S. Mokdad Row three: J. Putek. M. Mokdad. G. Agoilera. M. Selby. L. Williams. K. Hansen 52 1979-1980 CITY SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS Row 1: Gillie David: Faye Jones; Nona Sturdivant; Debra Tyson; Ruth Roberts; Linda Hardnett; Lisa Chapman. Row 2: Coach D. Stuckey: Cassandra Davis; Winifred Tyson; Crystal Hopkins: Tanjjela Townsel: Frankie Seldon; Ms. Jordan. To these LIBERATED LADIES, a “BATTER”, isn't part of a cake recipe, it's a Job. 55 MENS TRACK TEAM I First Row: Coach R. Johnson. Everett Stevenson. Damon Hunt. Anthony Coleman, jimmy Little. Second Row: Dwayne McGruder. Jimmie Martin. Darrow Smith. Michael Smith._________________________________________________________________________________________ SENIOR RUNNERS BASEBALL SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS First row: Tony Leverett. Kevin Fowler Second row: Coach Watson. Carl Davis. Kelvin Valentine. Felix Sharpe. Tony Leverett. Senior Class Treasurer, played baseball, varsity foot- ball. and was the Business Manager for the Prospector. Did he ever catch any sleep? Felix Sharpe. Senior Class President and Sports Editor of the Yearbook, is the Captain of the Baseball Team. It’s a wonder he gets time to play 58 UNDERCLASSMEN WHAT IS A JUNIOR? 61 62 SOPHOMORES I 2 DOWN AND 2 MORE CLASS OF 1982 63 Foster. D. Gonzalez. M. Cory. M Grant. Wi. Gurganua. I. Guzman. A. Howell. J. Johnson. G. Lancendorfer. K. Lane. A. Magness. S. Mann. R. Martinex. D. Miller. M. Hardy. D. Howell. S. Kent. D. Morgan. J. Harris. S. Hudson. V. Kiesgen. W. Nixon. C. Hines. A. |aber. N. Kraus. D. Olsen. Holly Hopkins. S. jenkins. R. Lackey. E. Ostrowitz. S. 64 Young. K. EXPANDING | HORIZONS IN H LANGUAGE 1 Ms. Wittmann's English 5 — Speech Class Row One: Rochelle Kovacs. Monica Mauricio. Lynn Russell. Row Two: Phillip Norrell. Paul Villella. Lamonte Baker. Row Three: Michelle Smith. Eric Swanson. Winifred Tyson. Kelvin Valentine. Row Four: James Moore. Wanda Weekly. 66 Adams. L. Aguilera. G. Albany. M. Alfaro. P. Alley, j. Alnarez. S. Andres. M. B. Armitage. T. Back. C. Barks. D. Bermudez. D. Blunt. C. Brock, L. Brown. D. Brown. S. Butterbaugh. D. Campbell, G. Caudill. W. Celez. R. Chambers. V. Christian. D. Coop. H. Cox. D. Cross. D. Dawson. C. THE CLASS OF 1983 HERE ARE THE FRESHIES Deschenes. L. Dubrul. D. Dungy. L. Easterling. T. Eubands. S. Farhoud. | Figueroa. S. Fischer. J. Flores. D Ford.O. Funderburg. E. Gardner. J Gory. R M Halstead. R. Hudson. L. Helion. M Herbert. L. Herman. C. Hicks. V. Hollis. R Holmes. K Howard. M Howell. J. Jackson. E. Jackson. J. Jarrell. B Jemison. W. Johnson. F. Johnson. L. Jones. A. Kinder. R Lewis, M Litwalk. B. Long. M. Loveday. K. McCrary. S. McDaniel. K McDowell. F. Macnel. M. Martin. R. Martinez. N. Mendoza. M Mokdad. M. Moore. D. Munoz. A. Nino. J. Orr. C. Parody. M. Pauley. P. Phillips. B. 69 Pizor, D. Powell. S. Puttick, C. Reynolds. K. Reynolds. K. Roberson. A Sheffield. A. Sipple. K. Skaggs. G. Stewart. D. Suttan.). Tipton. G. Vasquez. M. Walsh. C. Whitman. M Railey. P. Ray. L. Reed. V. Robinson. J. Ruffin. M. Sandusky. Q Smith. D. Snipe. L. Stephens. A. Tuck. C. Turner. |. Vargas. T. Williams. A. Williams. C. Williams. D. 70 ENG. 1 — intro 2 da woild of reeding; riting; all dat grammer stuf! 71 UNDER- CLASSMEN TAKE VOCATIONAL COURSES TO EXPLORE CAREERS IN INDUSTRY Pictured right: Lyle Dungy II. electron- ics. Pictured below: Dwayne McGruder. Tobin Davis. Theodore Curry, visual communication students. 73 D. Ghedotti S. Hicks C. Hill 75 M. Morris T. Parkman L. Parr R. Peters D. Powell K. Putek A. Qasem S. Robards J. Stanley G. Stapleton V. Slater C. Taylor J. Vargas A. Vargas C. Wolfe 76 CLASS OF 1980 CLASS FLOWER white rose CLASS COLORS burgundy and white CLASS SONG “yesterday” CLASS SPONSORS Cynthia Layton Cecelia Stoll SECRETARY Jacqueline Henderson PRESIDENT Felix Sharpe TREASURER Tony Levered CLASS MOTTO... . TODAY IS THE TOMORROW WE DREAMED OF YESTERDAY 78 TODAY IS THE TOMORROW WE DREAMED OF YESTERDAY . . . LOOK TO THIS DAY, FOR YESTERDAY IS BUT A DREAM AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION ... .. BUT TODAY WELL LIVED MAKES EVERY YESTERDAY A DREAM OF HAPPINESS l_ John Bean Renae Boswell □ AND EVERY TOMORROW A VISION OF HOPE. Paula Bridgforth Keith Buckman Darryl Byrd Carl Brown Eric Bullard Tyrone Byrd Regina Brown Garcia Butts Robert Calhoun 82 Daryl Campbell Daniel Christenson Lamont Coates Christina Campbell Tyrone Carter Juanita Coates Terrance Calhoun Katrina Carter Chimena Christian V n i i t 1 h 1 k «� i i n � • • c ' o «) ■ i 1 n 1 � • s � • m i m .i (i n i i; n • n T I- •i r ■ i • i s a «i i n a ( ( � r r «i r b n ■ • i f t «) r 84 1— Davis | L Terrance Davis ] Nina Dillard ) 1 F ■ A e b ■ 1 n � r s t. .1 i h F A 1 F s K 1 o n n -i 1 r i (i s s h S K r. h e V’ e n f r n I i e a s t e h F c F F F r r b a a s n z k i 1 e i r n 85 3 a 7C 3 Di 3 � « i ’ll - i re 0 3 — ----re ■� erg ft� O —re c g = C i w a re 0.0. — O a ® — c I I. F .1 ■ i - I ••• n '1 r • ii •• ■ • n I f: 1 r i r. « H p «• s n � - «1 l: r r s r o S n ' ri F K I. i .t r ■! r 1 !i ! i 1 H ■ 1 i l 1 « 1 k s F H i r i 1 t n 1 : r • s H � H S « o •1 r n � k 87 Elena Huizar Glory Jackson Deborah Jefferson Damon Hunt Wanda Jackson Ernest Jefferson Kirsten Howard Darlyne Hunter LaShawn Jarrell Left: Tom Turner. AFL- CIO Official was a guest speaker for Government Close Up Class during the fall Right: A. Kervokian, Valedicto- rian 90 91 [ Pair ice Mdlhcs ] Michael O’Neal Veeda Parker Ray Pesavento Kathy Osley Lynette Parr Melanie Peters Danny Papin Angelina Pasienza Darren Picketi 96 97 Is it really better in the Bahamas? Ask a senior who was there. ■ ( h .1 1 • I i .1 n r ! «i ■ i s s ■ i s • i 1 1 n «i • i i ■■ h s ■ k N i H ■ • i r i n • i .1 I! v ! • I i : S ■ i � ■ i m 1 i '� 1 r h «■ K K t • i i • t • h k • 1 i ♦ s • «■ n I' � • ■ s r . h f a r t 99 100 t 101 102 John foun [ — ] Maria Mille | 1980 PROSPECTOR STAFF | t, Canetha Moore Sherise Franklin Ms. C. Layton year- book advisor clearly was overjoyed to have the book finished. Deborah Watson, number one fund raiser 105 TODAY IS THE TOMORROW WE DREAMED OF YESTERDAY The portals of Southwestern High are closing. Our Alma Mater is fading into the distance. We are leaving her behind to accept the challenge of the world, but a part of us will always remain with her. For a brief moment, tears of joy and sadness sparkle in our eyes. A swelling surge of gratitude fills our hearts —gratitude to our teachers and to our parents. We face the future with courage and determination. We represent the fruits of a South- western education, and we promise to uphold the principles, standards, ideals, and traditions of our alma mater. As gradu- ates. we go forth. Never will we forget... MOCK ELECTION Ms. Senior (Mr.) Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Class Brain Class Chatterbox Class Clown Class Flirt Prettiest (Handsomest) Class Partiers Class Skippers Class Angel Class Devil Class Musician Class Artist Class Jock Class Couple Most Gullible Most Humble Most Shy Most Dependable Most Fun to Be With Most Talkative Most Lovable Best Smile Best Dressed Best Dancer Best Figure (Physique) Best Laugh Tallest Sexiest Eyes Sexiest Voice Changed the Most Quietest Best Personality Friendliest Strongest Character Done Most for the School Hardest Worker Most Active in School Youngest Oldest Class Pest Ms. (Mr.) Conceited Longest Hair (Best Style) Shortest Deborah Watson Felix Sharpe Angela Gupton Andrew Kervokian Glory Jackson Carlton Bankhead Marilyn Turner Andrew Kervokian Glenda Smith James McCrimmon Andrea Allison James McCrimmon Kelly Mitchell Tyrone Jones Felicia Stephens Kevin Taylor Crystal Matthews Scott Boswell Felecia English Darryl Byrd Sheree Glenn Herman Jones Patricia Starr Vincent Martin (Co-Cheese) Carolyn Lumpkin Victor Hood Kistan Ross David Lloyd Deborah Watson Vincent Martin (Co-Cheese) Glory Jackson Carlton Bankhead Carolyn Lumpkin Donald Fews Carolyn Lumpkin Donald Fews Rosalind Kent Todd Davis Carolyn Lumpkin Tony Leverett Tresa Crane Daniel Christenson Glenda Smith Tony Leverett Biruta Daniels Kevin Arnold Trina Willis Larry Hill Jacquelyn Henderson Albert King Regina Brown Scott Boswell Linda Lowry Kevin Taylor Canetha Moore Melvin Bolar Carolyn Lumpkin Curtis Moore Eulonda Powell Larry Hill Glenda Smith Jeffrey Mitchell Eulonda Powell Tony Leverett Rosalind Kent Todd Davis Tonya Moffet Tony Carter Crystal Matthews Leonard Rowe Linda Lowry Damon Hunt Deborah Watson Felix Sharpe Carolyn Lumpkin Felix Sharpe Carolyn Lumpkin Felix Sharpe Jaquelyn Henderson Darryl Campbell Olivia Guzman Davis Brown Jackie Cooper Vincent Martin, Jr. Althea Johnson Brian Giddens Danielle Yarbrough Melvin Bolar Linda Williams Tyrone Jones 106 3° v - 107 Congratulations Class of 1980 — Southwestern High ROLLERCADE ROLLER RINK 2130 South Schaefer Detroit, Ml We Sell Skates and Accessories Congratulations to Our Daughter Katrina CARTER'S MARKET We Specialize in Beer, Wine, Groceries end Meets C.M. Vending Service — Cigarette Machine, Juke Boies end Other Accessories 469 Salliotte Hours 8:00 a.m. — 11:00 p.m. Ecorse, Mich. 48229 Sun. 8:00 a.m. — 9:00 p.m. CHADD'S ROOM Congratulations to the Class of 1980! Du 3-6170 Flowers for all occassions Du 3-6171 Delivery service For That Special Occasion A Room for Elegant Entertaining McCRARY'S Phone 841-2293 1874 Coolidge Hwy., River Rouge, Mich. 48218 Fruit Baskets J. W. McCrary, Prop. Teleflord Wire Service 541 Visger Rd. Ecorse, Ml 48229 Congratulations to the Class of 80’’ From D S 12436 Visger Rd. Groceries Phone—382-7709 Cold Beer and Wine Daily — Weekly Lottery — Instant Jimmie Dudley, Lee Salley, Prop. 2 DELIVERIES DAILY in DETROIT SUBURBS towers _ FLETE SELECTION OF TIFUL MOUSE PLANT! 841-7900 ) SINCE 1919 oisnacTivE floral FRUIT ARRAHCEMIMTS ■ i................................................. VI. 1-0600 Sales Incentive Programs VI. 1-1480 LAFAYETTE DISCOUNT SALES CO., INC. Camera Supplies — Television — Jewelry Big Discounts on All Name Appliances 6121 W. Fort Street Exit Off 1-75 at Livernois Detroit, Mich. 48209 South to W. Fort Call Day or Evening 935-5555 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ FIVE STAR HEATING, COOLING, REFRIGERATION, INC. Sales — Service — Installation DomaaOc — Residential — Commercial HumKtflora — Ice Makars — Vents Uc. by State and City We Are 'The Professional People 7305 W Chicago P O Box 04039 Detroit, Mich 48204 108 Phone:849 0380 Good Luck Class of 80 UNCLE TONY'S MARKET Cold Beer 1253-55 Green and Wine Detroit, Ml 48217 Help Keep Michigan Clean! Phone:841 2710 Compliments of WOODMERE PARTY STORE Packaged Liquor — Beer — Wine Champagn — Patent Medicines George H. Saba 9323 W. Fort St. Owner Detroit, Ml 48209 ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR 579Visger Road Between 18th and 19th Ecorse, Michigan 48229 Phone: DU 3 9887 Compliments of ORA-LEE CONFECTIONARY 262 Visger Grocery — Meats, Beer and Wine Congratulations to Our Brother Samuel Campbell AUSTIN’S CLEANERS GIBBS PATENT MEDICINE LAUNDRY AND LIQUOR 2702 S. Schaefer 595 Visger Detroit, Michigan 48217 Ecorse, Michigan 48229 Where Hundreds of Customers Mon. Sat. 8:00 11:00 Are Satisfied Daily Serving Sun. 1 1:00 8:00 You, the Greatest People on Earth Our Customers. Congratulations and Good Luck! Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 80' to Southwestern's Especially Eulonda and Johnny Powell From Uncle Blake Class of 1980 Especially Alonda and Johnny Powell From Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Powell 109 Campus International Travel Corporation MIKE GRIER Regional Sales Manager Specialist in Student and Faculty Travel 23077 Greenfield Rd., Suite 146 Southfield, Mich. 48075 (313) 557-4933 CHARLES KELLER FLORIST Specializing in Corsages — Centerpieces Serving Detroit and 44 Communities Twice Daily 9409 W. Fort St. Detroit, Ml 48209 Phone:842 3400 Phone 388 6327 M.A.C. GROCERIES 2200 S. Schaefer Detroit, Ml 48217 Best of Luck Seniors of 1980 Beer Barbeque Joe Everett Wine Prop. Groceries PIERCE BROTHERS CLEANERS Ph. 388 5927 Deluxe Hand Finished Work 539 Visger Rd. All Work Done on Premises Open Tuesday thru Saturday at 17th Street For People Who Care 110 THE CLOSET' Southwestern's Student Store AND THE D.E. COOP CLASS Wish the Class of 1980 Congratulations and Good Luck!! MEXICAN PRODUCE AND PRODUCTS CHORIZO (EXTRA FRESH MEXICAN SAUSAGE) Colmena Supermercado HONEY BEE SUPERMARKET 237-0295 MOV BAGLEY AT 17th STREET 8:00 o.m. DETROIT, MICHIGAN 7 DAYS 8:30 p.m. WEEK CONGRATULATIONS TO MY EMPLOYEES EULONDA POWELL ond FELECIA ALFARO Sun Valley Foods 4461 W. Jefferson Detroit, Michigan 48209 Exclusive Wholesale Distributors to Hotels, Restaurants and Institutions. 554 2100 CONGRATULATIONS to my Granddaughter Tanya Moffet and the members ot the Senior Class from, Mother G. 112