Southwestern High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1975 volume:

-nories, they're all that's left you Preserve your memories, the jpectrum 1975 — Volume XVI Southwestern Community High School 1420 W. 12th Street Flint, Michigan 48507 And What a Time It Was 3 It Was. i A Time of Innocence 5 7 Long Ago, 8 It Must Be I Have a Photograph R 10 Preserve Your Memories, They're All That's Left You. Table of Contents Sports SW Welcomes New Administrator, Yvonne Cox Mr. Vincent Olszewski, principal. Mr. Richard Plourde, assistant principal for instruction 18 Administration Mrs. Yvonne Cox, assistant principal for counseling. Administration 19 Mr. john Clothier, community school director. u - Mr. Mitchell Swain, deputy principal. Mr. Robert Coleman, staff specialist. Assistants Lessen Administrators' Work Load Mrs. Mildred Smith, chief clerk. Mrs. Clara Brown, clerk Mrs. Betty Meadows, clerk 20 Assistants to Administration Mrs. Faith Witten, clerk. Miss Dwella Watkins, teacher aide. Assistants To Administration 21 Guidance Is Offered to Students by Counselors Mrs. Marion Anderson — Nurse Counselor Miss Sarah Andrews Mrs. Pattie Bleecker Mr. Dar Christiansen Mrs. Jackie Culnon Mr. Clare Eckland Mrs. Catherine Frederick Mr. Orlo Huttenga Mr. Kochaney checks his calendar for important data. Miss Andrews listens to a parent's questions. 22 Counselors Mr. Mr. Mr. Robert Kochaney Jesse Moore Kenneth Stice Mrs. Barbara Veasley Mr. Russell Ward Mrs. Frederick points out some of the various sections found in the Student Handbook. � MlUW f The telephone is important to Mr. Moore. Counselors 23 New Doors to Learning Opened by Teachers Mr. Vincent Abrams — Social Studies Mrs. Maria Anderson — English Miss Roberta Bautel — Homemaking Clarence Bergman —Vocal Music Miss Patt Brain — Librarian Mr. Robert Brawner — Math Mr. Robert Chambers — Driver Education Mr. Richard Clark — Attendance Athletic Director Obviously, Mrs. Bland objects to having her picture taken Mr. Donald Collins — Physics Mrs. Sadie Collins — English Mrs. Karen Conover — English Mr. Alex Crane — History 24 Teachers Mrs. JoAnn Davis — Science Mrs. Laura DeBlaise — Journalism Mr. William Duncan — Math Mr. Thomas Elias — Personal Security Education Ms. Mary Ehrlich — English Mr. Noble Ercole — Social Studies Mr. William Fischer — History Mrs. Helene Foster — Spanish Mr. Anthony Gamble — Auto Mechanics Mr. Douglas Hamilton — English Ms. Patricia Harris —English Mr. Thomas Hookey — Auto Mechanics Mrs. Calkins appears to be catching up on her own assignment. Mrs. Betty Vandenbosch. Teachers 25| Miss Rose Marie Hunter — Arts Crafts Mrs. Suzanne Jackovich — Physical Education Mr. Frederick Jackson — Personal Security Education Mr. James Jackson — Math Mrs. Evelyn Jones — Teacher Aide Mr. Monkota Karnes — Biology Mr. Harold Keim — English Mr. Robert Knight — Industrial Arts Mr. Arthur Koskinen — Fine Arts Mr. Richard Lajewski — German Social Studies Mr. Thaddeus Lau — Chemistry Mr. Robert Lintjer — Social Studies Mr. John Lynch — Science Mr. Dennis Margoni — Math Mrs. Sue Meissner — French Mr. Lloyd Miller — Instrumental Music Mr. Patrick Morris — English Mrs. Helen Murdock — Special Education Mr. Roger Phelps — Industrial Arts Miss Ida Phillips — Special Education 26 Teachers Mr. Marvin Rettenmund — Social Studies Mr. Keith Richardson — Drivers Education Mr. Lowell Ricky — Conservation Mr. Jack Riley — English Mr. Dale Schober — Social Studies Mrs. Virginia Sheppard — Librarian Mrs. Melvia Sims — Business Education Mr. Gerald Smith — Industrial Arts Arts Crafts Mr. Gene Summers — Physical Education Mr. Allen Tappert —Math Mr. Carl Terwilliger — Chemistry Mrs. Rosie Thomas —Physical Education Mr. Donald VanOrden — Marketing Co-op Mrs. Carl Weathers — Business Education Mr. Barry Wentz — Instrumental Music Mrs. Jean Wesley — Social Studies English Ufa Mr. Bruce Wierman — Graphic Arts Mr. Paris Wilson — Social Studies Mrs. Carol Conover Gordon Spencer, physical education instructor. Mr. Kakkuri prepares a test. Mr. Art Squire instructs some of the future drivers of America. 28 Teachers Security Aides Keep Order Throughout SW Halls Bernice Coney and Levornia Dorn share a laugh now and then. Hosea Tunstall and Mary Johnson do find time for relaxation Mrs. Mary Callaway Mrs. Bernice Coney Mr. Levornia Dorn Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs. Roberta Simons Mr. Hosea Tunstall Security Aides 29 Maintenance Essential to the Life of a School Mr. Terry Allen Mr. Larry Childs Mr. Donald Davis Outside maintenance is as essential as inside maintenance. 30 Maintenance Jim Hadley, Joe Mandeville, Jim Pilinyi, and Gary Popovits take a short break. Mrs. Hazel Fullerton Mr. John Gaddis Mr. Douglas Goode Mr. Bill Stevenson Mr. Jack Crane, head custodian George Clark Tom Warren Keeps the boiler room operational. Maintenance 31 ii Mr. Brawner discusses problems with his class. Charles Sorkin at the computer. 34 Math Humor can be a part of the Math Department. Math Department Uses Calculators Mr. Stewart, listens while helping students. Two calculators were available for the first time this year in the Mathe- matics Department. These electronic calculators helped the students solve equations in a much simpler and more useful way. Computer Math classes continued to be popualr with the computer in use almost every hour. Other Math classes ranged from Pre-Algebra to Calculus. The head of the Mathematics Department was Mr. Robert Brawn- er. Teachers were Mrs. Carol Conov- er, Mrs. Betty VandenBosch, Mr. William Duncan, Mr. Donald Stew- art, Mr. Al Tappert, Mr. Dennis Mar- goni, Mr. James Jackson, and Mr. Larry Smith. Trigonometry class takes a break to read the current HOOFBEAT. Nancy Wagner works at the calculator. Math 35 Science Becomes a World of Inquiry Maybe the chemicals stayed the same, but there were many changes in the science department this year. Two new courses were offered. They were Advanced Chemistry, taught by Mr. Thad Lau and Advanced Biol- ogy which Mrs. Carol Wright taught. These courses were based on col- lege level material giving the student an opportunity to have Beginning Biology and Chemistry waived in college. Mr. Don Collins came from Northwestern replacing Mr. Dave Zick. The rest of the department, headed by Mr. John Lynch, were Mr. Bill Beauvais, Mrs. JoAnn Davis, Mr. Monty Karnes, Mr. Carl Terwilliger and Mr. Lowell Ricky. Terwilliger has a better idea. Science Brad Knight and Debbie Martin take out time for a laugh from their Advanced Chemistry experiment. Biology students use filmstrip projectors and models to learn about the eye. Science 3 Students discuss a topic in Mythology in Literature. Mrs. Anderson shows students old Shakespearean stage. Paperbacks interest Theresa Caleca, Cindy Foutch. Ms. Ehrlich receives overload of work. 18 English Mr. Keim has a few laughs with students. English classes study Black Culture. There Is Always a Busy Moment Pam Griggs and Veronica Franklin use the tape recorder in their English Lab class. in English Writing, drama, literature, and journalism were all part of the Eng- lish curriculum. The first semester all sophomores were required to take one of the three: Successful Writing, Practical English, or Effective English. From then on choices were made by the students. Mid-term a change was made with Mrs. Karen Conover replacing Mr. Pat Morris as department head. In- structors were Mrs. Elizabeth Calk- ins, Mrs. Maria Anderson, Mr. Douglas Hamilton, Mrs. Laura De- Blaise, Ms. Mary Ehrlich, Ms. Patricia Harris, Mr. Harold Keim, and Mrs. jean Wesley. Mrs. Meissner explains a story to her French class. 40 Foreign Language Activities Enhance Languages Mrs. Helene Foster listens as Spanish students present orals. ■ ——- French IV students dream of Paris life. Students who take a foreign lan- guage really get involved. They learn and increase their vo- cabulary by making up skits, plays, stories, and playing games, such as cards and bingo. Extracurricular events included the German classes dinner at Fran- kenmuth and the Spanish and French students' celebration of the holidays. In the Spring foreign language classes gave much time and effort to preparing a foreign dinner. Every- one dressed in costume and pre- pared a different dish to represent the country whose language they studied. Mr. Lajewski assists a German student. Foreign Language 41 John Brown and Rick George take notes for coming test. Psychology requires serious thinking. Human Relations, New Choice in Social Studies To better understand their hang- ups and deficiencies, students had the opportunity to select a new course in Social Studies, Human Rel- ations. As students learned to know themselves, they became aware of the similarities that exist among all people. Psychology, Sociology, and Economics contributed their share. By studying wars, depressions, the West, along with the fundamentals of government and American Histo- ry, understanding was further en- hanced. Vital Current Issues consid- ered the all important now. Instructors were Mr. Alex Crane, Mr. Garth Frost, Mr. Robert Knight, Mr. Marv Rettenmund, Mr. Dale Schober, and Mr. Paris Wilson. The department Chairman was Vincent Abrams. Mr. Abrams tries to put some spirit in the nation's coming birthday. 4 42 Social Studies Students listen intently to history lecture. A famous former President Nixon pose by Darryl Holt. Mr. Fischer uses overhead projector for student note taking. 43 Social Studies Home Economics Stresses Cutting Costs Influenced by the economic re- cession, Home Economics classes stressed how to cut costs. Recycling clothes was encouraged in the clothing classes. By using scraps of leftover materials, patch- work pillows were made. From worn out jeans, purses and hats were fash- ioned. Re-styling and up-dating old clothes was taught. Other classes were Home Arts, Food Management, and Boy's Foods. The later attesting that Home Economics is not soley for girls. Boys learned to make quick breads, yeast breads, meats, salads, and desserts. Nutrition was emphasized along with how to manage on a limited food budget. Elmer Nieman, Delbert Mitchell, Donald Dickerson, Ray Fichtenberg learn to cook. 44 Home Economics Gym Promotes Mind, Body Fitness Proper physical, emotional, and spiritual growth of Southwestern's students is the aim of Physical Educa- tion classes. Soccer, volleyball, bas- ketball, and tennis are just a few of the games to which gym instructors devote their time. Tumbling, swim- ming, and exercises help develop poise and grace. Good sportsman- ship and team spirit are also goals of the physical fitness program. Classes are held inside during the winter months, but the warm days of early fall and late spring find the stu- dents outside where fresh air and sunshine seem to evoke even more enthusiasm and energy for sports. Teaching these classes were Mr. Gordon Spencer, department chair- man, Mrs. Sue Jakovich, Mr. Gene Summers, and Mrs. Rose Thomas, new this year. 46 Physical Education Boys demonstrate alertness and agility in volleyball. Students receive instruction from Mrs. Jackovich. Joanne McGuirk prepares to dive. Diana Reaves is ready for a fast return. Physical Education 47 Skills Taught for Survival Personal Security Education and Driver Education were two courses required for graduation. Students were taught the correct way to drive by instructors, Mr. Keith Richardson, Mr. Arthur Squire, and Mr. Robert Chambers. In PSE Mr. Fred Jackson and Mr. Tom Elias covered emer- gency health care, drugs, civil de- fense, and first aid. Students do a variety of things in Mr. Fred Jackson's PSE class. A familiar sight on the driving range 48 PSE Driver Education Special Ed Offers 14th Year of Service Individualized instruction keeps Kenneth McDonald and Terry Sleeper busy. Special education classes helped students who had certain learning difficulties and problems. Through the use of films, visual aides, and listening stations in such areas as English, mathematics, and social studies; students were en- couraged to reach their potential. Mrs. Helen Murdock and Miss Ida Phillips, special-ed instructors; and Mr. Russell Ward, special-ed coun- selor, were in charge of the program. Howard Yale gets help on his income tax form from Mrs. Murdock. Cheryl Perry concentrates on math. Special Education 49 Business Department Is Career Oriented The Cooperative Training Pro- gram in the Business Department not only removed the student from the usual five class day and intro- duced him to the world of business, but prepared him for life as an adult. Advantages included the estab- lishment of good employment hab- its and attitudes, and a basic under- standing of job responsibilities. Other classes offered were typing, shorthand, and office practice. Elec- tronic calculators and IBM transcrib- ing equipment were available to the students to ready them for the mod- ern office. Coordinators of the Co-op pro- gram were Mr. Donald VanOrden, marketing instructor and Mrs. Carl Weathers in office and clerical train- ing. Other teachers in the Business Department were Mrs. Audrey Mor- ris. Mrs. Virginia Bland, Mrs. Melvia Sims and Mr. David Kakkuri. Carol Gregory and Rhonda Gunnels practice shorthand. Jerome Feldman, on Co-op, talks to a customer. Tammy Trantham corrects ditto sheet in office practice. 50 Business Co-op Sue Cornwell and Sharon Cotner take orders as a part of their job at Burger King. Karen Eves and Carol Arnold believe shorthand can be amusing. Adding figures keeps Kathy MacDonald occupied. Business Co-op 51 Industrial Ed Stresses Vocational Skills New this year to the Industrial Education Department was the Small Engines class. Students were taught the inner workings of small gasoline engines such as lawnmowers, snow- mobiles, and motorcycles. The in- structor, Mr. Anthony Gamble, was new to the department. Shared time courses were offered again this year. Other classes were, Architectural Drawing, Auto Mechanics, Industrial Materials and Production I, Graphic Arts, and Machine Shop. Mr. Bruce Wierman was head of the Industrial Education Depart- ment. Other teachers were Mr. Thomas Hookey, Mr. Roger Phelps, and Mr. Gerald Smith. Mr. Wierman and Bill Boring select type from a type box. Mike Munroe grins as HOOFBEAT is finally printed. Working on car engines is a part of Auto Mechanics. 52 Industrial Education Ralph Wright watches as John Britt checks over a tire. Industrial Education 53 Making calendars is one of the many projects in Printing. Classes Are Added in Art To enable students to concentrate on one subject area, four new one semester art courses were added. These were Pottery and Ceramics, Painting, Water Color, and Printing. Arts and Crafts I and II and Art I were other classes that were offered. Special assignments such as de- signing and producing signs, putting up displays in showcases, designing Montage sets, and designing mar- quees kept art students busy. New equipment included two electric pottery wheels and an elec- tric kiln. Mr. Arthur Koskinen was chair- man of the Fine Arts Department. A staff addition was Mr. Gerald Smith teaching classes in Arts and Crafts along with Miss Rose Hunter. Painting requires deep concentration by Paul Nelson. 54 Art Art students paint signs to boost school spirit. James Stockard shows skilled footwork in Pottery and Ceramics. Putting finishing touches on his painting is Dana Harris. Art 55 Duane Bigger checks over a film projector. We cannot bear not to read.' Library Stresses Multiple Use Southwestern’s Media Center, more commonly known as the Li- brary, serves many purposes. Besides having over 14 thousand books, it also has magazines, phamphlets, and newspapers, some of which are on microfilm. Movie projectors, tape recorders, and record players are a few items available from the Center for teachers. Also for the second year a copy machine was available to students and faculty who could copy any material for a dime. Crocheted bears made by library secretary Mrs. Dorothy Fitzner helped stress the importance of reading. Librarians were Miss Patri- cia Brain and Mrs. Virginia Shep- pard. Library Aide Jack Shewbuirt checks out books for students. 56 Library While reading a story to first graders, Tim Allen shows pictures. A once obsolete sight is again familiar at registration. Cadet Teachers Are Few But Still Exist Though the number of individuals involved in this year's Cadet Teach- ing Program dropped slightly from last year, a number of students still found fulfillment in helping to educate. Cadets assisted teachers from 2 p.m. through 3:30 p.m. after com- pleting the school day at Southwest- ern. Responsibilities included out- side reading assignments, prepara- tion of logs of special materials and information, and interviews with in- structors involved in the same teach- ing areas as the Cadets. Eisenhower, Coolidge, and Freeman elementary schools participated in the program. Mrs. Helene Foster, sponsor of the Cadet Teaching Program, met bi-weekly with class members. Cadet Teaching 57 Lynn Friesen helps first graders with colors and figures. Skill Center Provides on-the-job Training Although the number of South- western students enrolled at the Genesee Area Skill Center dropped slightly from last year, over 100 indi- viduals still took advantage of the wide variety of courses. Included in the Center's list of occupational courses and studies offered to area students were auto mechanics, data processing, com- mercial trucking, photography, art, machine occupations, floriculture, and aviation airframe. The Skill Center program for Southwestern students was coordi- nated by Mrs. Yvonne Cox, newly appointed assistant principal for counseling. How to take blood pressure is demonstrated by Cindy Smith. Care is exercised by William Orr in Radio and Television. Larry Larocque wears protective gear for Welding. Mike Pepplar shows that paper work is not all bad. Mary Lou Riley prepares student for studio Skill Center 59 Band Director, Mr. Barry Wentz. The drum section maintains a rhythmic beat as they march to their seats. Assistant Drum Major Dave Sorscher takes a break. 60 Marching Band Smart stepping Colts compete in Mid- Michigan Invitational Marching Band Tournament. Style of Marching Colts Changes The 1974-75 Marching Colts changed their style of marching. In- stead of the traditional upstep and accent on four and eight, a roll step with accent was adopted. This new style is used by drum and bugle corps throughout the United States. Also new to the Marching Colts was the Color Guard. The members of this group carried flags and did routines in time with the music. Lieutenant Laura MacPhail led this portion of the band. The Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Barry Wentz, was led by Senior Drum Major Michael Robinson and Assistant Drum Major David Sorscher. Senior Drum Major Mike Robinson directs the band. Marching Band 61 Students Learn Basics of Instruments Two new classes were added to the Instrumental Music Department. Piano and Beginning Winds. Each emphasized teaching students the basics of their chosen instrument. Wind Ensemble, Symphony Band, and Jazz Ensemble, directed by Mr. Barry Wentz, performed in concerts and festivals. Guest conductor at the Winter Concert, which featured the Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band, was Dr. Raymond Roth of the University ot Michigan-Flint. He formerly taught here from 1960 to 1970. Jazz Ensemble, an award winning group, performed at state festivals, area schools, concerts, and at several schools in Detroit and Ann Arbor. String Study I and String Study II were taught by Dr. Lloyd Miller who also assisted in directing Symphony Band. Guitar students studied ac- cording to their level of ability. Jazz Ensemble's rhythm section prepares for a concert. Mike Lackney practices in String Study II. Mr. Wentz adjusts the embouchure on Ken Williams clarinet. 62 Instrumental Music Symphony Band participates in the Pops Concert under the direction of Dr. Lloyd Miller Wind Ensemble clarinets wait their turn to blow. Instrumental Music 63 Southwestern's award winning Jazz Ensemble entertains a record crowd. Jacky Burns practices under the scrutiny of Joe Jennings 64 Instrumental Music French horn players relax between numbers. lames Fair, Billy Bates listen intently in Beginning Winds. Performing Is Part of Instrumental Music The Wind Ensemble brass section performs with flare in Russian Christmas Music. Mr. C.L. Bergman leads Southwestern's orchestra and vocal music students in the Christmas concert. Orchestra keeps Lu Prevo on the edge of her seat 66 Orchestra Barb Main exhibits her skill with the viola. First cellist, Linda Truesdell, concentrates. Concerts Highlighted Orchestra's Year Violinists of all abilities work together to achieve perfection. Under the direction of Dr. Lloyd Miller, Southwestern's orchestra had a fine year. Performances varied from the Fall Concert, which fea- tured Judy Parks and Alesia Byrd as soloists in Bach's Double Concerto in D Minor, to the traditional pre- festival concert. Each day, fourth hour, 22 string players met in the auditorium for rehearsals. A select group of Wind Ensemble members joined the strings to form the full orchestra which performed in concerts. Orchestra 67 Choir, FRONT ROW (L-R): June Cuny, Debbie Watson, Chris Smith, Terry Copeland, Karen Sartor, Diane Pintacura, Cathy Driskill, Tammy Johnson. SECOND ROW (L-R): Art Pirrotta, Menjuan Myles, Dana Rutter, Lu Prevo, Sherri Maxwell, Patrice Jordan, Annette Biddle, Gary Floriddia. THIRD ROW (L-R): George Murray, Zoa Krem, Marva Mabry, Lynn Friesen, Janet Young, Theresa Frost, Melanie Mabry, Steve Cheney. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Gary Hurd, Bob Murray, Robert Allen, Wendall Wood, Randle Finley, Jeff Munroe, Kurt Cocking, Randy Warner, Carl Thomas. Nancy Wagner, accompanist for Misty Blue. 68 Vocal Music Kevin Bushre, Tish Summers, Randle Finley sing the Benedictus. Vocal Groups Keep Busy Performing This year Southwestern's Vocal Music Department boasted four se- lect performing groups and a mixed chorus. Mr. C.L. Bergman was the director of all vocal music groups. The performing groups were Mis- ty Blue, a top level young women's group. Blue Sodality, the men's group meeting before school. Cho- ral Ensemble, a select mixed group, and Choir, a group with 45-50 stu- dents. These groups entertained at school concerts, elementary schools, churches, and other organizations. For evaluation the groups also took part in District and State festivals. Their repertoire varied from classical to jazz, to spiritual, and to pop. Misty Blue (L-R): Tish Summers, Shelly Greer, Menjuan Myles, Jan Mills, Pat Liddle, Annette Gill, lanine Rathbun, Chris Smith, Nancy Wagner, Sue Stultz, Theresa McKnight, Linda Vyvyan, Julie McFee, Laura Pike, Theresa Frost. Vocal Music 69 Vocal Music Students Perform in High Style Choral Ensemble, FRONT ROW (L-R): Pat Liddle, Karen Letts, Annette Gill, Janice Pawloski, Debbie Watson, Debra Hynes, Ther- esa McKnight, Chris Smith, Cathy Driskill, Sharon Cotner. SECOND ROW (L-R): Steve Cheney, Zoa Krem, Lu Prevo, Pam Angle, Toni Langer, George Murray. THIRD ROW (L-R): Bob Murray, Kurt Cocking, Melanie Mabry, Dana Rutter, Carl Thomas, Bryce Jefferson. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Dwaine Cole, Randy Hanson, Randle Finley, Wendall Wood, Marc Chambers. Sandy Dennis, Linda Harris, Patty Cole enjoy singing 70 Vocal Music Music groups perform Schubert's Mass in G in Christmas concert at Riverside Tabernacle. Blue Sodality (L-R): George Murray, Bob Murray, Marc Chambers, Randy Hanson, Carl Thomas, Randle Finley, Steve Cheney, Wendall Wood, Kurt Cocking. Vocal Music 71 SW'MMING IWBH OB VARSITY FOOTBALL SW 20 Powers 21 SW 14 Northern 6 SW 27 Central 0 SW 32 Saginaw 0 SW 65 Bay City Western 20 SW 14 Bay City Central 7 SW' 28 Midland 14 SW 16 Arthur Hill 6 SW 34 Northwestern 1st Place City 1st Place Valley 4th Place State (AP) 14 CROSS COL NTRY SW 32 Midland 25 SW 23 Flint Central 32 SW 52 Bay City Handy 25 SW 45 Northern 18 SW 34 Bay City Central 24 10th Place Holly Inv. 6th Place Delta Inv. 3rd Place City 3rd Place City 16th Place Regionais SW VARSITY BASEBALL 4 Midland 2 W 12 Midland 6 SW 6 Central 5 SW 0 Central 5 SW 8 Saginaw 7 SW 4 Saginaw 9 SW 1 Bay City Western 0 SW 8 Bay City Western 0 SW 5 Bay City Central 0 SW 11 Bay City Central 2 SW 7 Midland 6 SW 8 Midland 5 SW 5 Central 0 SW 9 Central 3 SW 5 Saginaw 2 SW 8 Saginaw 9 SW 4 Bay City Western 0 SW 4 Bay City Western 5 SW 8 Atherton 1 SW 4 Northern 3 SW 9 Clio 0 SW 0 Northwestern 3 SW 6 Flushing V SW 3 Swartz Creek CITY CHAMPIONSHIP SW 3 Northwestern 2 SW s Midland 113 SW 85 Central 87 SW 106 Powers 66 SW 57 Saginaw 21 SW 85 Bay City Western 87 SW 21 Bay City Central 42 SW 73 Midland 73 SW 73 Central 73 SW 77 Northern 77 SW 126 Saginaw 42 SW 80 Bay City Western 92 ,J3 Bay City Central 99 th plate Vehicle City Relays 3rd place City Meet 5th place Valley Meet TENNIS SW 4 Midland 3 SW 7 Flint Central 0 SW 7 Bay City Central 0 SW 6 Saginaw 1 SW 3 Midland 4 SW 5 Flint Central 2 SW 7 Saginaw 0 SW 6 Bay City Western 1 SW 7 Bay City Western 0 SW 7 Bay City Central 1st place Regionais 1st place Valley (Tie) 13th place State 2nd place City 0 SW 3 HOCKEY Grand Blanc 10 SW 9 Northern 4 SW 6 Davison 8 SW 5 Carman 6 SW 2 Powers 12 SW 9 Northwestern 1 SW 8 Central 6 SW 3 Kearsley 4 SW b Central 2 SW 5 Carman 6 ft 12 SW 2 Grand Blanc SW 2 Powers 7 SW 6 Davison SW 3 Northern 4 SW 13 Northwestern o SW 2 Kearsley 5 SW 8 Carman 6 SW 2 Grand Blanc 2 SW 3 Powers 2 SW 3 Davision 0 SW 0 Northern 3 SW 2 Central 1 SW 7 Northwestern 2 SW 1 Kearsley 3 SW 1 PLAYOFFS Fenton 3 VARSITY BASKETBAL 74 Arthur Hill 59 Midlar.d H Northern 51 Central 76 Arthur Hill 2 Saginaw 59 Powers 6 Northwestern 54 54 Bay City Western 55 58 Pontiac Central 59 n Grand Rapids Union 73 9 Midland 57 12 Pontiac Central 75 76 Central 57 57 Northern 69 Saginaw 6 ’ Bay City Western Northwestern 0 Bay Citv Centra. 63 SW 1st place City SWIst place Valley ■districts ■■ Fl ! - VARSITY GOLF SW 407 Flint Northern 452 SW 397 Bay City Western 447 SW 418 Midland 413 SW 439 Midland 426 SW 423 Hint Northern 430 SW 426 Flushing 426 SW 415 Midland Dow 409 SW 418 Midland 416 SW 413 Flint Central 454 SW 405 Bay City Central 427 8th place Regionais 2nd place Valley Central Best Ball SW 148 Arthur Hill 146 1st place City 74 Records Page sw sw sw sw sw sw sw sw sw JV FOOTBALL Powers 0 N Jorthern 6 Flint Ceni 18 Saginaw 20 Bay City Western 14 Bay City Central 34 Midland 18 Arthur Hill 48 Northwestern WEJGHTLIFTING WEIGHT CL ASS 1 NAME PLACE 95 lbs. Mansel Pointer 1st 103 lbs. Kevin Battle 2nd 112 lbs. Kimbrel Edwards 1st 123 lbs. Stan Avery 3rd 132 lbs. Earl Pollard 2nd 148 lbs. Dale Taeckens 3rd 165 lbs. Rick Leach 3rd 181 lbs. Doug W'hite 4th 198 lbs. Gene Johnson 2nd 225 lbs. Chuck Harbin Frank Szajko’ 4th Hwt. 3rd wf' IM Overall 2nd place CITY MEET VARSITY WRESTING SW 22 Northwestern 31 SW 28 Kearsley 17 SW 33 Midland 15 SW 24 Beecher 18 SW 35 Central 23 3rd place Owosso Inv. 2nd place Bentley Inv. i2th place Lansing Inv. 15th place Davison Inv. 5th place Northwestern Inv. 4th place Flushing Inv. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SW 41 Northern 58 SW 63 Central 44 SW 44 Beecher 45 SW 77 Davison 30 SW 41 Northwestern 34 SW 46 Pontiac 48 SW 41 Beecher 44 SW 59 Pontiac 70 SW 60 Central 57 SW 60 Northern 66 SW 70 Davison 39 SW 47 Northwestern 54 SW 56 Powers 36 JV BASKETBALL SW 73 Arthur Hill 45 SW 63 Midland 45 SW 56 Northern 64 SW 50 Central 41 SW 79 Arthur Hill 63 SW 62 Saginaw 55 SW 55 Powers 53 SW 63 Northwestern 51 SW 66 Bay Cit Westerr 52 SW 50 Pontiac Central 57 sw 80 Bay City Central 64 sw 65 Grand Rapids Union 53 sw 55 Midland 47 sw 58 Pontiac Central 60 sw 71 Central 58 sw 63 Northern 58 sw 66 Saginaw 93 sw 82 Bay City Western 57 sw 47 Northwestern 50 sw 67 Bay City Central 61 TRACK (BOYS' SW 108 Bay City 18 SW 78 Saginaw 56 SW 77 Flint Central 60 SW 92 Bay City Western 42 SW 59 Midland 65 4th Place 2nd Place Valley 12th Place State GIRLS BASKETBALL SW 11 Beecher 105 SW 13 Northwestern 78 SW 27 Swartz Creek '4 SW 51 Central 30 50 69 SW 22 Ainsworth SW 16 Norhtern SW 22 Northwestern 64 SW SW 35 V Central Northern I DISTRICTS SW 5 Carman 58 ■Jt SW 3 Northmestern 1 SW 3 Northern 2 SW 3 Central 2 SW 3 Northwestern 1 SW 2 Northern 3 SW 3 Central 1 SW 3 Northwestern 0 SW 2 Northern 3 SW 3 Central 7 4S JV BASEBALL SW 8 Midland 7 SW 6 Midland 2 SW' 5 Bay City Central 6 SW 5 Bay City Central 1 SW 4 Bay City Western 1 SW 20 Bay City Western 3 sw 21 Saginaw 10 sw 2 Saginaw 1 sw 12 Midland 8 sw 9 Central 5 GIRLS TRACK The Girls Track scores were not avail- able for use. Records Page 75 I V Thinclads Finish Third in City )ohn Bradburn looks for another win. Co-captains John Bradburn and Greg Burks. Coach Fred Jackson's Thinclads ended the season with several high finishes under their belts, a fourth place in City and second in Valley with a superb twelfth in the State. John Bradburn finished among the top 10 in the State meet. Brad Knight was second in the Valley pole vault. With a time of 4:26.3 Rick Nash broke the school record for the mile. A 6'7 high jump by Willie Turner broke that record. All three relays were won in the Valley meet. Working smoothly together, the 440 relay team placed second in the State. The squad was com- posed of Don Moore, Beeman Veasley, Dexter Shankle, and Car- lisle Richardson. Veasley was named Most Valuable Player. Wil- lie Turner was named Most Improved. Miler Rick Nash dashing towards another strong finish. 76 Boys Track FRONT ROW (L — R): Beeman Veasley, Dennis Johnson, Tom Johnson, John Bradburn, Greg Burks, Dexter Shankle, James Brewer, Don Moore. BACK ROW (L — R): Coach Fred Jackson, Mike Robinson, Marvin Turner, Willie Turner, Brad Cotner, Rick Nash, Carlisle Richardson, Brad Knight, Keith Cureton. The Jackson coaches watch the City Meet with enthusiasm. Boys Track 77 Beeman Veasley displays proper long jump form. Rick Nash leads the way for the Colts. Marvin Turner leaps to victory. Racing in the shuttle-hurdle relay are Craig Johnson and Mike Robinson. 78 Boys Track Lifters Grimace from Exertion Lifting weights in competition puts pressure on Doug White. Finishing the season with second place in the City Meet, the Colt weightlifters showed excellent indi- vidual performances. The only first place was taken by Kimbrell Ed- wards. Gene Johnson, Kevin Battle, and Earl Pollard finished in second place. Dale Taeckens, Stan Avery, and Rick Leach finished third. Also showing their strength during the season were Doug White and Chuck Harbin. Weightlifting is an integral part of the athletic program because it gives athletes a chance to further develop and improve themselves physically, Coach Christiansen said. Girls Finish Second in City Coach Dar Christiansen summed up the first year of girls' track at SW as, Successful, but more girls are needed. Led by Kathy Vincent, who placed sixth in the state in the long jump, the Colts placed 22nd in the state and second in the city. The medley relay team of Laverne Mathews, Kim Davis, Daphne Hor- ton, and Sabina Dawson placed fourth in the Regionals. Girls' Track will be back next year with hopes of a city title in sight, Coach Christianson said. Diane Cabell and Daphne Horton display determination in City Meet. Jessica Johnson shows style in the long jump. Michele Campbell sighs with relief as she wins the 8-80. 80 Girls Track Leaping towards a victory is Kathy Vincent. Kathy Vincent shows determination in high hurdles. SW runners compete for City title. Karen Copedge puts the shot. Girls Track 81 Netters Clinch Regional Title The Colt tennis team did it once more they brought home another Regional trophy after tying for first place in the Valley East with Midland. Most Valuable Player Jeff Coggins showed the netters his form and took first place in the Regional sin- gles. He won 10 straight matches as did Eric Sorscher. Both were City champions. Max Engleman and Jeff Johnson also demonstrated good form for Coach Dennis Margoni. Eric Olson and Dave Sorscher proved that effort pays as they both earned letters as sophomores. Missing volley, Jeff Johnson shows anger. Most Valuable Player Jeff Coggins stretches to return volley. Eric Sorscher shows off forehand. 82 Tennis Coach Margoni discusses last minute details with players. Reaching for a high one, is Duey Neil. FRONT ROW (L — R): Dave Knecht, David Sorscher, David Mosher, Eric Sorscher, Doug Goldstein, Eric Olson, Al McPhail, BACK ROW (L — R): Coach Dennis Margoni, Bennye Seide, Max Engleman, Steve Webb, Jeff Johnson, Paul Baker, Duey Neil, Jeff Coggins, Linda Bussler. Tennis 83 Varsity Nine Ends Season, 19-7 Led by strong pitching and a bal- anced offensive attack, a SW tradi- tion was maintained by the Baseball Colts coached by Marv Rettenmund. The season ended with a 19-7 rec- ord. Both the City championship and Valley East were won by the Colts. Most Valuable Player Ricky Leach became the mainstay of the eight man pitching staff. Contributing to much of the Colt's success, third baseman Mark Zbiciak led the squad with a .400 batting average. Second baseman Doug Allyn, first baseman Gene Johnson, shortstop Randy Ryckman, and catchers Doug White and Bill Green completed one of the best infields that SW has seen in re- cent years. Coach Marv Rettenmund signals Mark Zbiciak to hit the dirt Doug Allyn slides home safely as Gene Johnson watches. Ricky Leach awaits signal from the catcher. 84 Varsity Baseball Randy Ryckman heads for first against Central. Mark Zbiciak awaits a hard hit grounder. Varsity Nine Stays Alert in 74 da? Td5S ,(L R : Ken Scott, Ron Schmidt, Doug White, Michael Taylor, Rob Zbiciak, Len Karl, Bill Young, Doug Allyn, Manager Harold Page. BACK ROW (L R): Coach Marv Rettenmund, Bill Green, Dexter Shankle, Mark Zbiciak, Ricky Leach, Gene Johnson, Jeff Polk, Rocky Burns, Ken Norris, Randy Ryckman. Shortstop Randy Ryckman shows alterness as he fields ground ball. Varsity Coach Marv Rettenmund observes Colt defense. 86 Varsity Baseball Gene Johnson unloads with power. What do you mean the sun was in your eyes? Varsity Baseball 87 Lintjer's First Year, Big Success Bob Lintjer coached the )V base- ball team to a 15-6 record. Led by the strong pitching of Ken Palmer and Dean Norrington plus the hitting of Chuck Fiebernitz, Bob Zbiciak, Phil- ip Turner, and Rob Schmidt; the Lit- tle Colts finished the season looking up. First year coach Mr. Lintjer had a fine team with which to work. Todd Drake, Dave McQueen, and Ron Pelland were all outstanding. Pal- mer, a junior, and Norrington, a sophomore, threw the team past their 15 victims. Sophomore Dean Norrington fires a curve ball at Bay City batter. FRONT ROW (L — R): Mike Schmidt, Ken Abbey, Scott Hoyt, Greg Easley, Allen Tipton, Todd Drake, Larry Sheltraw, Ken Palmer, Rob Schmidt, Costa Buterakos, Ron Pelland, Rod Drake. BACK ROW (L — R): Coach Bob Lintjer, Don Emmert, Dave McQueen, Brian Walker, Ron Berryman, Chuck Fierbernitz, Mike Ayres, Phillip Turner, Dean Norrington, Mike Spotts, and Ken Cabell. 88 JV Baseball )V Baseball 89 Dave McQueen listens intently as JV coach, Bob Lintjer, discusses strategy. Leach Wins MVP Award Finishing the season with an 8-1 record, the Varsity gridders captured the City and Valley titles. Led by se- nior quarterback Rick Leach, the Colts beat all opponents except an opening game loss to Powers. Leach broke all City passing rec- ords and threw his fiftieth career TD pass. MVP in the Valley East, he was also the team's MVP. He had help in his record breaking season from ends Chuck Fiebernitz, Dennis Johnson, Gene Johnson, Norman Moore, and Lawrence Younger. Leach and Gene Johnson were All- State selections. Mike Taylor and Chuck Harbin were honorable. The Colts showed some real poise through the year, pulling out some exciting games. Included was a 14-7 win over Bay City Central, which the Colts won with 39 seconds to play. Colts were two points away from a State championship, but had to set- tle for a fourth place ranking in the State. Doug While leads the way for sophomore Booker Moore. SW line is ready to charge Beeman Veasley dives for the end zone. 90 Varsity Football ■ wm nnst ( rntral. Varsity Football 91 Varsity Takes City, Valley ene Johnson's TD brings disgust from cheerleaders. Tyree T-Bone Minner and Chuck Harbin present plaque to Dar Christiansen. FRONT ROW (L-R) Carlisle Richardson, Earl Pollard, Brad Knight, Dan McCabe, Tyree Minner, Chuck Harbin, Rick Leach, Gene Johnson, Darrell Davis, SECOND ROW (L-R) Dale Copedge, Dar Campbell, John Lloyd, Dennis Johnson, Mike Taylor, Robert Lee, Charles Orr, Andrew Steele, Larry Younger, THIRD ROW (L-R) Dave Pappas, Mike Schmidt, Roscoe Bond, Lawrence Younger, Dexter Shankle, Beeman Veasley, Brad Cotner, Reed Rennecker, Greg Stockinger, FOURTH ROW (L-R) Matt Ketchum, Ken Cabell, Doug White, Dave McQueen, Tom Connelly, Costa Buterakos, Chuck Fiebernitz, Rod Drake, FIFTH ROW (L-R) Karl Ringo, Ron Pelland, Booker Moore, Dave McHenry, Melvin Smith, Mike Spotts, Rick Perez, Carl Word, Norman Moore, BACK ROW (L-R) Coaches Marv Rettenmund, Tom Elias, Fred Jackson, Head Coach Dar Christiansen, Trainer Larry Smith, Equip. Mgr. Jim Jackson, Mgr. Jeff Mintline. Gene Johnson's punting is a little fuzzy. Norman Moore does the Rufus Shuffle after catching a touchdown pass. A doctor's work is never done. Colt defense prepares to strike against Central. Varsity Football 93 Junior guard, Dave McQueen blocks Central opponent, while Ricky Leach completes sideline pass. 94 Varsity Football st victory of the year. White Lightning , Ricky Leach spins off Central defender. Senior Dennis Johnson leaps high to pull down a Leach pass. Everyone wants to be in the picture. Varsity Football 95 Jim Buterakos hurdles rifle pass at split end, Isaiah Charles. After dropping their first three games of the season, Bob Lintjer's Junior Varsity Colts won their last six to finish with the best record posted by a JV football team in the last thir- teen years at Southwestern. The team's 4-1 conference mark and 6-3 overall record earned them a tie for first place in the Saginaw Valley's East Division. Throughout the season the little Colts capitalized on the fine play of Most Valuable Players Don Nard (defense) and Rodney Feaster (of- fense). A much improved Colt de- fense, led by quarterback Jim Buter- akos, scored a total of 90 points in its final three games, and averaged 25 points a game for the season. The gridders played consistently well on defense also, allowing an average of less than 18 points a game, and hold- ing their opponents to 10 points or less on three occasions. JV's Have Best Season in 13 Years FRONT ROW (L-R): Gerald Conway, Curtis Jones, Fred Ringo, Todd Drake, Donald Nard, Isiah Charles, Jim Butera- kos, Randy Stevens. SECOND ROW (L-R): Tom Phipps, Greg Cavett, Harold Mason, Rick Gillespie, Ron DeMoss, Billy Bates, Marc Epps, Benny Conway. THIRD ROW (L-R): Don Leach, Haywood Wadsworth, Blain Ramsey, John Harvey, Bill Dunavant, Dino Costa, Kenneth Banks, Peter Andresen. FOURTH ROW (L-R): Steve Kirsh, Terry Oates, John Russell, Duane Houston, Leonard Neely, Rodney Feaster, Donald Dicks. BACK ROW (L-R): Head Coach Rob- ert Lintjer, Rick Jeckyll, Leroy Briggs, Alvin Hak, Derick Johnson, Randy Doggan, Coach Garth Frost, Coach James Jackson. 96 J. V. Football Jim Jackson argues over incomplete pass ruling. Fine blocking enables a good passing game. J.V. Football 97 Southwestern Harriers, led by senior Rick Nash, are off to a promising start. Tom Johnson cruises through the mile mark in the Valley meet. Exhibiting endurance, Frank McNea begins third mile. Colt Harriers Place 6th in Valley 98 Crosscountry Richard Nash starts second mile. Southwestern Cross Country men are off and running. Southwestern Harriers ended the 1974 Cross Country season with a sixth place in the Valley. The Colts did a fine job in the City and Valley meets, taking third in both. Coming in eighteenth, Rick Nash was South- western's only runner in the State. Coach Cordon Spencer said, Nash is one of the best long distance run- ners Southwestern has ever had as his record clearly states. Varsity awards were given to Rick Nash, Tom Johnson, Dave Puckett, Joel Streich, Frank, McNea, and Mike Puckett. Other awards were Most Valuable Player, Rick Nash, Most Improved Player, Frank Mc- Nea, and Mike Puckett was Most Outstanding Sophomore. Dave Puckett's face shows adjustment to second mile. Cross Country 99 Linksmen Complete Best Season in 3 Years With a 13-3-1 record, the Varsity linksmen completed the season with the best record in three years. Led by Max Engleman with a 77 and Scott Hurley with an 81, the Swinging Colts took first in the City and sec- ond in the Valley, losing to Midland by a stroke. Other Varsity golfers were David Thai, who shot an 84, Doug Goldstein an 82, Neil Cross and Bruce Warren each an 86. Most Valuable Player was Max Engleman and Most Improved was David Thai. Linksmen (L-R): Max Engleman, David Thai, Doug Goldstein, Neil Cross, Scott Hurley, Bruce Warren, and Coach Den- nis Margoni. 100 Varsity Golf MVP, Max Engleman tees off to start match. Senior, Neil Cross concentrates on practice nine iron shot. A tree does not hinder Doug Goldstein's chip shot. Varsity Golf 101 Coach Jim Bradley assists Dave Dungey in lining up putt. Brian Bums begins practice swing before approaching tee. JV's Improve on '74 Record With )im Bradley as coach, the Junior Varsity Linksmen ended the season with a 7-4 record. Dave Dun- gey led the JV Colts to a third place in the City with a 42. Other team members were Brian Burns, who chipped in a 43, Joe Satkowiak, Chip Bennis, and Terry LaPorte, who aver- aged a 44. Most Valuable Player award went to Dave Dungey, Most Improved Player was Terry LaPorte. 102 JV Golf LINKSMEN (l-R): Joe Satkowiak, Brian Burns, Dave Dungey, Terry LaPorte, Kerry Vahala, Mark Neville, Coach Jim Bradley. Soph Cagers Learn by Practicing Fundamentals Stephen Robinson muscles his way for a rebound. Sophomore basketball Coach Par- is Wilson stressed the basics of the game rather than winning. Funda- mentals were taught along with the Colt offensive and defensive sys- tems. Donald Leach was voted Most Valuable player and Derrick John- son, Most Improved for the season. FRONT ROW (L — R): Curtis Jones, Rodney Graham, Donald Leach, Stephen Robinson, David Dungey. SECOND ROW (L — R): Blaine Ram- sey, Rickie Hubbert, Philip Dukes, Derrick Johnson, David McMurray. THIRD ROW (I — R): Chris Bailey, John Russell, Steve Cadwallader. Sophomore Basketball 103 Cagers Capture City, Valley East Led by All-Valley East guard Rick Leach, the Varsity Cagers had their best season establishing an 18-4 rec- ord along with Valley East and City titles. The season started out with a bang as the cagers won their first 11 games, and were rated as high as third in the State. Besides his All-Valley first team selection, Rick was also chosen Most Valuable player in the East. Other selections to the Valley teams were Quintin Marshall and Gene Johnson who were named to the second team, and Guy Emery who was awarded Honorable Mention. The leading scorer was Leach who averaged 16 points a game, second best in the city. The leading reboun- der for the season was Johnson. The Colt's ended with a. 10-0 record in the Valley, four games in front, and finished with a 5-1 record in the City. Mr. Keith Richardson was coach for his third year. Quintin Marshall goes over a Northwestern opponent for two. KNEELING (L — R): Guy Emery, Gene Johnson, Ricky Leach, Willie Turner, Quintin Marshall. STANDING (L — R): Rick Wittbrodt, Norman Moore, Ryan Reeves, Tyree Minner, Coach Keith Richardson, Carlyle Richardson, Robert Lee, Michael Taylor, Mgr. Tim Lamb. 104 Varsity Basketball Driving up for an easy two is Quintin Marshall. nn irmnn Ricky Leach squirms by the Snake . Ira Gilbert goes in for a layup. Gene Johnson goes up agai 106 Varsity Basketball Willie Rat Turner gets high for two. a Bay CityCentral opponent Going up against Midland, Ricky Leach shoots for the hoop. Ricky Leach backs away from a Northwestern player. Varsity Basketball 107 JV's Improve Last Year's Record This year's JV team with the record of 15-5 showed much improvement over last year's record of 12-8. With the high scoring of Todd Bradley and Rodney Feaster, the Colts took the Valley Championship and a share of the City Title. The top three rebounders were John Taylor, Rod- ney Feaster, and Melvin Smith, the latter two were later moved to the Varsity team. Feaster led the team with a 47 per cent shooting average, followed by Todd Bradley, 46 per cent; and Terry Oates, 42 per cent. Other outstanding players were Booker Moore and Scott Hurley. Rodney Feaster puts final points on board. Norman Moore shoots over opponent. FRONT ROW (L-R): Robert McWilliams, Barry Alick, Booker Moore, Scott Hurley, Carl Word, SECOND ROW (L-R): Rodney Feaster, Bo Watson, Howard Keels, Keith Bryant, Todd Bradly, THIRD ROW (L-R): Manager Tim Lamb, Terry Oates, Leonard Neely, John Taylor, Melvin Smith, Coach Ken Stice. 108 JV Basketball Colt's discuss strategy during NW game. re leeks for Shooting a jump shot is Todd Bradley. Howard Keels shoots freethrow. JV Basketball 109 K.A. Lane Named Most Outstanding Player The girls basketball team, coached by Mrs. Sue Jackovich and Mrs. Sue Meissner, finished a disappointing season with a 2-9 record. Consider- ing the support they received, the team had a fine season despite their losses. Next year we hope to include a JV team, and hopefully as the pro- gram grows, the team will also grow stronger. Coach Meissner said. Most Outstanding Player was 4' 11 K. A. Lane who proved that abili- ty and determination were more important than height. Co-captains were Cindy Amrich and Brenda Smi- ley. Other players were Sue Mc- Collum, Karla Krieger, Diana Reaves, Vicki Hunter, Kelita Smith, Carer Loper, and Kathy Lane. K.A. Lane demonstrates ball control. FRONT ROW (L-R): Karla Krieger, Caren Loper, K.A. Lane, Brenda Smiley, Vicki Hunter, Diana Reaves. BACK ROW (L-R): Coach Sue Jackovich, Kathy Lane, Sue McCollum, Debbie Bradford, Cindy Amrich, Kathy Horton, Kelita Smith, Coach Sue Meissner. 110 Girls Basketball K.A. Lane shoots over NW opponent. Cindy Amrich attempts free throw. Shooting for two points is Cindy Amrich. Girls Basketball 111 Tom Jessup, City Champ Led by City Champion Tom Jessup and captains Karen Thibeaut and Don Oskey, the Swimming Colts fin- ished third in the City and fifth in the Valley Meet. The Tankers ended the Dual Meet season with a 3-9 record. Coached by Alex Crane, the swim- mers put a great amount of time and effort towards the championship meets. Seniors Tom Jessup, Karen Thibeaut, and Skip Oskey led the team to victories over Saginaw and Powers. Several close finishes that favored the opponents showed that the swimmers could have bettered their record. Senior diver Ted Fisher took a second place in the City and fourth place in the Valley Meet. Ted took five first places in Dual Meets, the best of the divers. FRONT ROW (L-R): Paul Gallock, Don Oskey, Karen Thibeaut, Mark Perry, Linda Crane, jeff Mintline, SECOND ROW (L-R): Mgr. Sandy Lit- tle, Bill Dunavant, Rod Dunavant, jan Mills, Tom Jessup, Dave Decker, Marco Veras, Suu Brown, Mgr. Dave Klinck, THIRD ROW (L-R): Rogei Gohl, Todd Coles, Pat Carter, Ted Fisher, Greg Ybarra, Coach Alex Crane, BACK ROW (L-R): Melvin Raney, Charles Hodges, Bob Lawson Daniel Peters. 112 Swimming Ted Fisher executes a front V 2 pike. Tom Jessup enroute to another win in the butterfly. Dave Decker and Ted Fisher anticipate finish of the event. Skating Colt's Beat Undefeated Powers Coach Harry Fretenborough and assistant Walt Lancuski. Mike McGraw winds up for a slapshot. Southwestern's Hockey Team ended a great season with a 11-12-1 win loss record. The Colt's improvement this year was tremendous with a fantastic coaching job by Harry Fretenbor- ough and his assistant, Walt Lancu- ski. The Colt's started slow, but it didn't take them long to get in ac- tion as they were the only one's to beat the undefeated Powers Charg- ers. High scorers for the Colt's were Tom Nankervisand Dan VanHamlin. The Colt's plan on another good season next year. They can do it, Coach Fretenborough said. FRONT ROW (L — R): Tuna Wienbrauck, Steve Sorscher, Phil Williams, Tom Nankervis, Joe San- tucci, Dan VanHamlin, Mark Cmelo, John Richter. SECOND ROW (L — R): Coach Harry Freten- borough, Chip Bennis, Eric Sorscher, Brad Langley, Mike Eddy, Pete Wills, Mark Thompson, Mitch Komarmy, Coach Walt Lancuski, Lori King. THIRD ROW (L — R): Manager Norm Gerlach, Scott Middleton, Mike Rutherford, Mark Treubrodt, Mike McGraw, Mark Siegel, Dale Andrews. 114 Hockey Mark Treubrodt shows excitement scoring Colt goal. Score board shows 3-2 victory over Powers. Hockey 115 Mike Eddy observes Colt action. Coach Bob Knight looks on. As an offensive wrestler, Jeff Lee gets on top. r Palmer Walker putting in a cross face. The thrill of victory the agony of defeat! 116 Varsity Wrestling Palmer Walker checks the score while defending a takedown. All star wrestler Dar Campbell observes teammates. Individual Varsity Wrestlers Rank High Southwestern finished the Dual Meet season with a 6-2 record. They finished third in the City with Jeff Lee, Bruce Weissend, Darwin Campbell, Rick George, and Chuck Harbin taking first places. The Wrestling Colts also took second place in the Valley Meet held at Southwestern. The champions were Kevin Battle, Rick George, Darwin Campbell, Reggie Boone and Chuck Harbin. At the Regional Meet held at Northwestern with only four wrestlers, the Colts placed elev- enth out of twenty-two schools. Darwin Campbell, Rick George, and Chuck Harbin qualified for the State meet held at Michigan State University. The co-captains of this year's squad were Bruce Weissend, Dar- ing Wade, and Joe Collard. With eight graduating wrestlers, Coach Robert Knight and Assistant Coach Robert Lintjer anticipate that next year will be a rebuilding of the Varsity Colt wrestling team. STANDING (I — R): Coach Bob Lintjer, Joe Collard, Rick George, Keith McKinnies, Jeff Lee, Darwin Campbell, Chuck Harbin, Coach Robert Knight. KNEELING (L — R): Don Walker, Kevin Battle, Bruce Weissand, Palmer Walker, Daring Wade, Dave Pillsbury. Varsity Wrestling 117 Bob Lintjer's Junior Varsity Wres- tling team posted a 2-6 record in Dual Meet competition. It was a good year for individual perform- ances. Although many wrestlers spent a great deal of time on the Varsity squad, several turned in fine per- formances consistently for the Little Colts. Bob Lawson, wrestling in the 112 pound class, posted a perfect 4-0 record in JV competition. Tim Mill- er, at 138, was 4-1. John Harvey, 145, finished with a 5-5 mark and Heavy- weight Harold Page, 3-7. We have a nucleus that will help the Varsity next year, Coach Lintjer commented, But we are hoping for a few good newcomers to make us competitive next year, he said. FRONT ROW (L — R): Bob Lawson, Mike Puckett. SECOND ROW (L — R): Fred Ringo, )ohn FHarvey, Harold Page. JV Wrestlers Post Individual Records Bill Caus awaits signal from referee. Executing a sprawl is Tim Miller. 118 JV Wrestling Volleyballers Spike Their Way to City Playing under first year Coach Rosie Thomas, SW's girls' Volleyball team finished with a 7-2 overall rec- ord while capturing their first City Championship since the team was formed two years ago. Coach Thomas summed up the season by saying, I was glad to be able to coach a group of girls that knew the game, loved the game, and played the game so very well. Coach Rosie Thomas. Chris Lorenz puts ball up as Mary Lou Riley stares in amazement. SITTING ( L — R): Jo Anne McGuirk, Cindy Amrich. KNEELING ( L — R): Mary Lou Riley, Kim Lorenz, Chris Lorenz, Tangita Thomas, Mich- elle Campbell, Joan Cox. STANDING (L — R): Judy Burns, Sherry Verdun, Cheryl Bader, Debra Bradford, Claudeen Gordon, Carolyn Adams, Janelle Church, Coach Rosie Thomas. _ Girls'Volleyball 119 Trainer Larry Smith tapes an ankle to prevent injury. Tim Lamb checks on the basketball jerseys. 120 Managers and Trainers George Warson takes care ot the jerseys to keep basketball players looking sharp. Baseball Managers Sandra little, Carolyn Adams, and Mary Downing. Equipment Care, Necessary to Sports Managers and Trainers play an important part in Southwestern in- ter-scholastic sports. They perform secretarial work, keep sports equip- ment in working order, pass out and keep track of equipment, and do errands for the teams. Mr. Smith also helped athletes by keeping them in shape and taking care of minor inju- ries. Managers and Trainers 121 122 Senior Council Sponsors Money Making Projects Despite the resignation of two key Council members, the 1974-75 Se- nior Class Council did a fine job of representing the student body, sponsoring such activities as the spring fashion show, the senior prom, and graduation. The seniors staged button sales, bake sales, and weekly doughnut sales, to raise money for their activi- ties. The Council also sold football jerseys and designed their own Se- nior '75 buttons. The Officers were President Carl Thomas, Vice-president Lori Bour- geois, Secretary Debbie Bradford, and Representatives Virgil McClain, Dwaine Cole, Tanya Pitts, and Duane Coney. SITTING (L-R); Dwaine Cole, Virgil McClain, Tanya Pitts, Duane Debbie Bradford, Carl Thomas, Lori Bourgeois. Coney, STANDING (L-R): 124 Senior Council Kenneth Abbey Gary Ackerman Terri Adkins Diana Agnew Brian Alexander Fay Alexander Catherine Andresen Toni Altizer Glenn Armstrong Cindi Amrich Ronald Armstrong Gary Anderson Roxanne Arnott Martha Baker Teri Baker Kimm Bankey Eraina Barbee Joanne Bargy Carol Barton Kevin Battle Vicky Bay Terry Bearup Geoffrey Bellinger •denotes high distinction denotes distinction Seniors 125 Lamar Black Mary Benson Duane Bigger Joseph Blais Cathy Berk Fred Benson Linda Biddle Bonita Black Patricia Blake Lori Bourgeois Bruce Boyd Jackie Boyd 'y Boyd Alexandrea Boze 126 Seniors Seniors Have an Eye for 'Things' Carrie Brabbs Debra Bradford Wolfgang Braemer Michael Brandon Mitchell Branham Dorothy Bruder KimBuffey Darwin Burks John Bush Linda Bussler Karen Clark MarkCmelo Julie Coats Kurt Cocking DwaineCole Patricia Cole Joseph Collard Cynthia Collins Maurice Collins Ronald Collins Seniors Participate in Varying Degrees 128 Seniors Duane Coney Ronald Conger Ronald Conway Mardese Conyers Sheila Cooper Patricia Coote DaleCopedge Karen Copedge Susan Cornwell Bradley Cotner Barbara Cramer Linda Crampton Pamela Croft Neil Cross Pamela Cummings Seniors 129 130 Seniors Nancy Draper Teresa Duckworth Humor Shows Up in Many Forms LaMarr Edwards Ronald Edwards Guy Emery Max Engelman Robert Eppinger Nancy Epstein Rebecca Estrello Ronald Everett Timothy Everett Janice Fagan Seniors 131 Happy Memories of Freak Day James Fair Jacob Farah Jerome Feldman Ray Fichtenberg Kelly Fields Carolyn Francis Debbi Frank Joseph Frederick Nora Lee Free Lynn Friesen 132 Seniors Randle Finley Jacquetta Finney Theodore Fisher Wonnia Flowers Judith Foor David Fromholz Theresa Frost Geoffrey Gale Sandra Galonska Karen Garrett Nancy Gaviglio Calvin Gentry Richard George Norman Gerlach Sharon Goodman Tim Grace Shelly Greer Donald Gregory Debra Grinnage Seniors 133 Victor Grossi Ellen Gunnels Judy Hall Patricia Hall Katherine Hanacek Jacqueline Hancock Rita Hancock Robert Hanson Charles Harbin Kevin Hardenburg Susan Hargett Doug Harper Ronald Harris Ronald Hartley Joseph Hasenohrl Sweet Talk, Sweet Thought of the Last Year 134 Seniors SWP 05KEY Tracy Henderson Paula Hendley Thomas Hertz Debra Hetherington Gerald Hicks Patricia Holden Terry Hoops Brenda Horne Charles Hodges m Kathleen Horton Toni Herner Michael Holbrook Seniors 135 Miranda Horton Saundra Howd Terri Hritz Beulah Hubbert i Elmira Huddleston Thomas Hudson Margaret Hudspeth Judith Hundley David Hunt Max Hutchens Dale Igram Mark Igram Sandra Indianer Donald Inman Jeanne Jackson Kathleen Jamrog Bryce Jefferson 136 Seniors We've Got It, but They Want It Beverly Johnson Brian Johnson Craig Johnson Deforest Johnson Dennis Johnson Seniors 137 Kim Iones Marla Jones Valerie Jones Mark Jordan Loisjudson Peggy Kanyuck Annette Kelley Paul Kenville William Kerr Darlene Kertesz The Serious Side of Senior Year Jill Klepper David Klinck Bryan Klocko Deborah Klutts David Knecht Bradley Knight Jane Koegel Nick Kottalis Mary Krepp Gary LeBar Suzanne Lack Cathy Lancaster Shelly Landon Edgar Latham Robert Lawson Seniors 139 The Many States of a Yearbook Photographer Michelle Loviska Dara Lowman Anthony Luckett Ann Lukaszek Dennis Lundene 140 Seniors Melanie Mabry Kathy MacDonald Matthew Mack Brian Mackey Laura MacPhail Martha Major Theresa Malloy Steven Malone Randy Malzahn Michelle Mangelsdorf john Mann Paul Markunas Tammy Marr Debbie Martin Keven Martin Linda Martin David Mason Daniel McCabe Virgil McClain Seniors 141 Patricia McMurray Frank McNea )o Anne McGuirk Keith McKinnies Robert McKamie Nancy McKinstry Michael Medcoff Brian Meier Deborah Merriwether Monica Methner JoAnn Middleton 142 Seniors Michael Miller Thomas Miller Tyree Minner LaVerne Mitchell Rose Molina James Molpus William Mortimer Linda Moughler Randall Moutray Michael Munroe Anything Is an Improvement Seniors 143 Seniors Offer Mature Opinions Pamela Needom Nancy Nelson Paul Nelson Janet Neville Wanda Ockert Diane Opheim William Orr Donald Oskey Lucy Pacheco Harold Page 144 Seniors Kenneth Palmer David Pappas Eleanor Parks JudyParks Judith Paul loan Pavkovich Pamela Peppier it David Perrine Kent Phillips Tanya Pitts Robert Phillips Karen Pillen J Rosemary Plourde Susan Plumley Denice Pitts Melenda Pitts Steven Portney •• Sharon Price Joanne Primm Janet Prince Reva Pruitt David Puckett Rae Ann Pugmire Seniors 145 Michael Remagen Reed Rennecker Robin Reno Sandra Rich Carlyle Richardson John Richter June Ridgway Scott Risinger Michael Robinson Kathy Roche 146 Seniors Interests Range from Hilarious to Sublime Ramon Rosario Brian Rosebush Nancy Ross Samuel Russell William Ruterbusch Cynthia Smith Jo Anne Smith Mark Smith Michael Smith James Snider 148 Seniors Eric Sorscher Connie Sovey Brenda Spencer Tracy Spohn Roger Sowles Robert Spaly Gaye Spangler Richard Spottsville Bill Stewart Greg Stockinger Kirstie Stogsdill Susan Strobel Michael Suber Margaret Sullivan LaTisha Summers Enthusiasm, Involvement Characterize Seniors Seniors Take Pride in Quality Work Michael Taylor Karen Thibeaut Carl Thomas Kathy Thai Anne Thibault Timothy Taylor Nan Tesija 150 Seniors Karolyn Thorne Annette Tillage Willie Turner Patrice Tyiska Carol VanBuren Cindy VanDette Daniel VanHamlin Ellen Vanover Donald Vaughn Beeman Veasley Kathy Vincent Dianne Vinyard Seniors 151 s E N I O R S Daring Wade Gordon Wade Vickie Walker Nancy Wagner Michael Walden Joanne Wallo Cynthia Walworth Donna Weidner Steven Weiler Cindy West Barbara Weston LaiaWestra Burnestine White Cathy White William White Tuna Wienbrauck Bobby Williams David Williams Diane Williams 152 Seniors Kenneth Williams Lisa Williams . • Phil Williams Renee Williams Sherri Williams Tayna Williams Anthony Williams Frederick Wilson Marquetta Wilson Terry Wilson Mary Winters Wendall Wood Danny Wright Kathy Wright Ronald Wright Larry Younger Lawrence Younger Ann Zawol Robert Zbiciak Emil Zeglevski Seniors 153 154 President, Don Berryman Vice-president, Dave Blackmer Secretary, Faye Hutchens Junior Council Promotes Student Participation Working to get the student body more involved, the 1975 Junior Class Council supervised a number of ac- tivities to help promote student par- ticipation. A Sock Hop, nostalgia dance, and a button selling campaign entitled Spirit of 76 were a few of the Council's planned activities. Pizza and bake sales both played major parts in the Council's fund raising programs. President Don Berryman headed this year's group with Dave Black- mer serving as the vice-president. Faye Hutchens handled the Coun- cil's secretarial chores. The Repre- sentatives included: Debbie Ritten- berry, Carolyn Adams, Sue Mc- Collum, Kathy Kyle, Russ Hancock, and Karla Krieger. SITTING (L-R): Carolyn Adams, Dave Blackmer, Don Berryman, Faye Hutchens, STANDING (L- R): Debbie Rittenberry, Russ Hancock, Karla Krieger, Sue McCollum, Kathy Kyle. 156 Junior Council Carolyn Adams Madeline Adams Victor Adams Tony Alexander Barry Alick Robert Allen Timothy Allen Mathew Allinger Douglas Allmond Patricia Andres Dale Andrews Mark Andrews Kathrine Anslow Carol Arnold John Arnould Stanley Avery Michael Ayres Cheryl Bader Debi Baker Kathryn Baney Laura Barnebee Billy Bates Renee Battle Larayne Baxter Linda Bethwith Cynthia Belcher Jeff Benaway George Bennis Leonard Benson Steven Bentley Randall Bentoski Donald Berryman Ronald Berryman Robert Beswetherick Annette Biddle David Black David Blackmer Marsha Bonner William Boring Michael Brabbs juniors 157 Todd Bradley Randall Branham James Brewer Al Brown Byron Brown Nancy Brown Patricia Brown Susan Brown Terry Brown James Bruce David Buchanan Esteary Buggs Mary Burchfield Linda Burnett Brian Burns Jacqueline Burns Judy Burns William Burnside Linda Burris Pamela Burris Debra Burton Gregory Bush Mark Businski Costa Buterakos Linda Butler Alesia Byrd Kenneth Cabell Therese Caleca Bethany Carey Alan Carlisle Mark Carmody Karen Carnes 158 Juniors Blair Carpenter Brad Carpenter Patricia Carter Randy Carter Samantha Carter Greg Cavette Joseph Ceresia Marc Chambers Suzanne Chapman Lisa Churchill Frederick Clark Lucy Coburn Nancy Coleman Todd Coles Jerry Colwell Thomas Connelly Cathy Contreras Terry Cook Sherry Cooley Kathleen Coons Sharon Cotner Randall Crain Joseph Cramer Linda Crane Deborah Crimm Stephanie Crum Brigitte Cummings Patricia Cummins JuneCuny Terence Cushman Barbara Daily Annette Davis Deborah Davis Alice Dawkins Bridgette Dawson David Decker Mary Delgado Ronald DeMoss Rudolph Devaughn Daniel Devereaux Juniors 159 William Devernay Ronald Devine Gale Diem Victor Dively Stephanie Dolan Daniel Donaldson Timothy Doxtater Harold Drake Rodney Drake Loyce Driskell Cathy Driskill Amos Drummond David Dukes Peggy Dunckel Crystal Dunlap Marsha Eagle Greg Easley Wallace Easterwood Michael Eddy Sherri Elledge Donald Emmert Mark Epps Rhonda Etherly Sue Everett Karen Eves Charles Fair Cathy Faltin Marilynn Farah Peter Fearon Charles Fiebernitz Rosa Lee Finney Lucinda Foutch Anna Foy Tad Franklin Elaine Freiberger Kathy French Laura Frost Mary Fuller Philip Gage Donald Gale Velina Garrett Jennifer Gaus Timothy Gay Richard Gemuenden William Gentleman Melvin Gentry Dede Gerholz Annette Gill Donald Gillespie Gale Gilmer Terri Glasby Valerie Goertler 160 Juniors The Five-Hour Day Hunger Pangs Patricia Goode Benjamin Goodman Claudeen Gordon Virginia Graham Tim Granger Carol Gregory Daniel Grifka Rhonda Gunnels Martha Hagan Kathryn Halliwill Carl Hamilla Russell Hancock Randall Hanson Keith Harding James Harkness Patricia Harmon Nancy Harper Cheryl Hartfield William Hasenohrl Barbara Herman Mary Herzog Debra Hickey Vanessa Hicks Desranne Hoag Gregory Hodge Kim Hodge Karen Lee Hodges Mark Hoeksema Kathryn Hoelscher Wanda Holsten Elbert Holt William Holt Judith Hood Juniors 161 Robin Horne Diane Horton Janel Hosie Susan Houpt Linda Howard Cynthia Howell John Howell Melinda Howell Scott Hoyt Patrick Hubbard Ronnie Hubbert Naomi Huddleston Debra Hudson Sandra Hudson Russell Hughey Montez Hunter Victoria Hunter Scott Hurley Billy Hylton Faye Imboden Mary Ingram Rene Jacobs Rita Jacobs Nancy Jeffery Sheila Jeffries Nancy Jenkins Timothy Jenkins Cheryl Jennings James Johnson James Johnson 162 Juniors The Mouth Reveals Many Secrets Sabrina Johnson Terri Johnson Thomas Johnson Dawn Jones Lena Jones Linda Jones Peggy Jones Tawanda Jones Melinda Justin Anthony Keaton Howard Keels Lisa Keely Betty Kehus Patricia Kelso Randy Key Patricia Keyes Patricia Killbreath David King Naomi King Dan Klocko Judith Koch Martin Kolm Mitchell Komarmy Kristin Koskinen Juniors 163 Matthew Kramer Karla Krieger Kathy Kyle Robert Lamb Kathy Lane Kevin Laur Michelle Lawrence Jeff Lawson Robert Lawson Timothy Lee William Leech Cynthia Lewis Dennis Lewis Patricia Liddle Otis Liggins Karen Limmer Mark Lincoln Laura Lindsay David Lindsey Donald Lindsey 164 Juniors Christine Loper Christine Lorenz Melody Lozon Clementine Lucas Cathy Luckett Mark Lunde Barb Main Mark Marder Robert Maricle David Martin Kathy Martin Priscilla Martin Tammy Martin Deborah Marx Judith Mason Juniors Believe Walls Are Made to Lean on Marianne Mater Laverne Matthews Russell McCarley Frank McCarthy Sue McCollum Julie McFee Mike McGraw David McHenry Grady McHenry Jerri McIntyre Terri McKnight Matthew McLees Michael McMullen Kathleen McNea Deborah McNeal Christine McNeill Juniors 165 Michelle McNew David McQueen Scott Middleton Jan Mills Jeff Mintline Donald Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Terri Mitchell Eunita Mixon Guy Money Clarence Morgan Mitzi Morgan Jody Morse Debra Morton Rory Morway Sandra Mulherin Jeff Munroe Kimit Murphy Karen Mushatt Azzie Nard Gina Nasser Paulette Needom Kenneth Nemecek Linda Sue Nenoff Lora New Stephanie Nolen Dean Norrington Willie Norris Jean Oben Steve OBrien Robert O'Leary Eric Olson 166 Juniors Jeffrey Owens Nikki Parham Thomas Parker Penny Parrish Gail Partridge Donna Pawluk Suzanne Payne Ronald Pecknyo Ronald Pelland Dawn Pendergraff Karen Pennala Richard Perez Is That What Shakespeare Is all About? Juniors 167 Mark Perry Melvenus Perry Nancy Peterson Martin Phegley Wayne Phelps Anastasia Photiou Diane Pierson Laura Pike James Pippins Annette Plant LouAnn Plasha David Plewers Jody Polk Becky Porter Mark Porter Lu Prevo Kevin Price Sabrina Pruitt Andre Purnell Ralph Putman Dianne Ramlow Janine Rathbun Perry Rau Kendall Reaves Melvin Reid John Reynolds Betty Rice Mary Lou Riley Karl Ringo Debra Rittenbery Tamara Roberts Angeleque Robinson 168 Juniors Juan Robinson ■ Linda Rogers (Michael Rogers Michael Ross David Rudi Suzanne Runyon Carmen Russell Michael Rutherford Nathan Sampson ludy Sanborn loe Santucci Sue Schmidlin Leslie Schmie Daniel Schneider Drew Schwartz Juniors 169 Some Who Work and Some Who Don't Darryl Scott David Scroggins Martha Seijas Melody Shannon Michael Sharon Larry Sheltraw jerone Shoemo Mark Siegel Gary Sirlet David Skinner Terrence Sleeper Elizabeth Sluder Gary Smith John Smith Marjorie Smith Melvin Smith Sherry Smithee Joseph Smyers Verl Snyder Charles Sorkin David Sorscher Susan Spangler Jimmie Spaulding Michael Spotts Dean Stallworth Nancy Stanton Cynthia Starr Cherrie Steel 170 Juniors Sherrie Steel Emma Stockard Susan Stultz Lorilyn Suber Tim Sullivan Sherrie Sutherland Kenneth Sutton Angela Swanson Linda Switzer Mary Sword MikeTakish Patti Tate Thomas Tatum Hervey Taylor John Taylor Lisa Taylor Matthew Telliga David Thai David Thalheim Cheryl Thibault Michael Thomas Patricia Thomas Joyce Thompson Mark Thompson Anna Tomassilli Mark Treubrodt Philip Turner Mark Vandette luniors 171 Lionel Verdun Tammy Violette Linda Vyvyan Cathy Wade Kimberly Wagner Brian Walker John Walker Martha Walker Barry Wallace Karen Waller Carla Walters Janice Walworth Gary Ward Connie Wargo Bruce Warren Robin Watkins Boaz Watson Rodger Watson Sharon Watson Cherie Weeks Bruce Weissend Jerry Wells Terry Wells Karl Westervelt Mia Westra James White Leona White Stacy Whitener Pamela Whitmore Cassandra Williams David Williams Elaine Williams Glenn Williams Jewel Williams Kenneth Williams Marsha Williams Ona-Kay Williams Rhonda Williams 172 Juniors Robin Williams Shelia Williams Brenda Willis Juniors Wear Many Different Hats Annette Wilson Gerald Wilson Peggy Wilson Richard Wilson Marcia Winer Elle Winters Sherry Winters Vonda Witcher Laurie Woodruff Phyllis Woodson Cynthia Woolard Marty Wooley Mildred Wright Ralph Wright Scott Wright Deborah Young Farris Young Janet Young Letrice Young Rodney Young Mary Zajaczkowski Janice Zawol Nick Zbiciak David Zelenko Juniors 173 President, Pam Angle Vice-president, John Harvey Secretary, Michelle Bedard Sophomore Council Learns From Experience Under President Pam Angle, the Sophomore Class Council experi- enced some difficulty in their fund raising campaign, but worked hard to get everything rolling. Among the group's planned activ- ities were bake sales, carmel apple sales, and a ski hat sale. Other Council members included Vice-President Dave Blackmer, Sec- retary Faye Hutchens, Secretary Faye Hutchens, and Representatives Car- olyn Adams, Russ Hancock, Sue McCollum, Debbie Rittenberry, Kathy Kyle, and Karla Krieger. FIRST ROW (L-R): Pam Angle, Michelle Bedard, John Harvey. SECOND ROW (L-R): Karen Golden, Colette Kurchrawy, Phyllis Klee. THIRD ROW (L-R): Jessie Dawkins, Sherman Johnson, Ryan Arnott. 174 Sophomore Council Lynne Abbey Roderic Abbott Brenda Ackley Paula Adams Stanley Adams Zachary Aleksovski Debra Alexander Kristi Alexander Tamara Alexander Joseph Alkhouri Judith Alpin Debbie Anderson Doris Anderson Richard Andres Peter Andresen Pamela Angell Pamela Angle Amy Arehart Tamera Armstrong Ryan Arnott Chris Bailey Deborah Baker Martha Baker Robert Baker Fred Baldwin Curtis Banks Noel Bankston Shelley Bannister Chanceni Barbee Eileen Baricska Kevin Barker Richard Barnebee Danny Barnes Sterling Barnhart Lance Barron Diane Bartholomew Tina Bartholomew Kelly Bearup Scott Bearup Mark Beavers Sophomores 175 Has Women's Liberation Gone This Far? Debra Beck Lynn Becker Michelle Bedard Thomas Bedard Edyth Belew Nancy Benham Tangelier Bennett Kathleen Bermel Ernest Berry Lavel Berry Mark Bever Kevin Biddulph Kathy Bielusiak Nicholas Black Tammy Jo Blair Brenda Blake Deborah Blankenship Rebecca Boh ms Bernard Bolanowski Sharon Bond Myrtle Bonner Gregory Boshaw Mary Ann Boyce Mike Boyd Kent Bracy Samuel Branch Cynthia Branoff Linda Branoff Vrenna Brantly Cathy Breckenridge James Brewer Thomas Bridgeforth Kirk Briggs Leroy Briggs Dale Brilinski Dominic Brown Richard Brown Robert Brown Keith Bryant Rita Burks 176 Sophomores Shirley Burns Cindy Burrow Keith Burrow Coretta Burton James Buterakos Marcus Butler Roberta Butler Steven Cadwallader Craig Caldwell Irene Caldwell Louis Caleca Carole Campbell Vicky Canada Wanda Carnes Jo Carr Kimberly Carr Susan Carrier Norman Carroll David Carter Rocky Chamberlain Jana Chambers Dana Chaney Isaiah Charles Janelle Church Debbie Clark Marcella Clark Michael Clark Robin Clark Sally Clark Molly Cliber Bradley Clifford Charles Coburn Mary Coburn Lena Cole Daniel Collard Teresa Conley Teresa Connelly Gerald Conway Gilbert Conway Cheryl Cook Guy Cooley Dawn Cooper Sheila Cooper Terry Copeland Dino Costa David Cotton Carl Coughlin Greg Cox Joan Marie Cox Randy Cox Valorie Crampton Amy Crane Bryan Crane Leola Crawford Sheila Croft Richard Cross Karen Crothers Cathleen Culhane Theodore Curry Jeffrey Darland Mark Davidson Diana Davis Excelento Davis Jackie Davis Jill Davis Joe Davis Kelly Davis Jessee Dawkins Rene Dawson David Dekelaita Sonja Deno Beth Detlaff Donald Dicks Michael Dill Cindy Dolan Joseph Dougherty Christopher Drago Jamie Dubey Pamela Dubie Bruce Dukes Phillip Dukes Rodney Dunavant William Dunavant Alfreda Duncan David Dungey Teresa Dunlap Diane Easterling Judith Eddy Dennis Ellithorpe Sharon Endicott Arthur Ervin Priscilla Ervin Robert Everett Mary Everhart Wesley Everman Raymond Eves Feruze Farah John Farero Rodney Feaster Kathy Fiebernitz Linda Finn Gwen Flanigan Jo Ann Flatt Patricia Flesher Debi Flipper Gary Floriddia Lereacos Floweres Robin Flynn Marty Folks Rebecca Foland Debra Forbes Cheryl Forstner Darlene Forstner Amy Foster Sophomores Exhibit a Different Style Michael Francis Calvin Franklin Veronica Franklin David Frederick Nancy Frederick Vern Freer Rose French Tamra French Bruce Fuller Karen Fuqua Albert Furney Dawn Furney Paul Gallock Kevin Galyean Prezel Gamble Eric Gann Sophomores 179 Cecial Gatson Keith Gatson Jo Ellen Gaus Tamara Gay Eunice Gibson Jeffrey Gill Dennis Gilmore Patrick Gilmore Ronald Goble Roger Gohl Karen Golden Karen Gonser Dave Goode Tammy Goodman Elizabeth Gordon William Goss Sue Gough Rodney Graham Steven Graham Linda Grant LeoGrappin Linda Gravelle Michael Gray Darryl Greene Michael Greene Kazan Greenwood Lisa Gregory Pamela Griggs Edward Guerrieri Paulette Guice Kathy Gullekson Theresa Gunnels Don Hale James Hall Pamela Hall Leslie Hamilton Karen Hancock Kelly Hansen Rebecca Hardy Alvin Hare 180 Sophomores Sophomores Express Varied Moods Ruth Harper Linda Harris John Harvey Scott Hazel David Hecht Leeann Heidel Keith Heitke Terecia Hendley Sandy Hendrickson Diane Hensley John Hendson Bethany Herman Trina Hernandez Lisa Herringer Tracy Hewitt Bonnie Hicks Harold Higgerson Nikita Higgins Nancy Higham Jac Hill Tina Hilton Lori Hoadley Cynthia Hodges Don Hodkins Cynthia Hohn Janet Hollins Joan Holsten Karen Holt Timothy Hopak Jackie Hopkins John Horn Pamela Horton William Hosie Allyson Hosmer Lisa Houck Tamara Houck Sharon House Duane Houston Keith Houston Robin Houston Sophomores 181 Sherry Houston Deborah Howard Kenneth Howard Wayne Howard Ricky Howd Gail Howe Candice Howell Jeffrey Hoyt Chris Hubbard Cynthia Hubbard Rickie Hubbert Gary Huber Daniel Hughes Greg Hughes Suzette Hungerford Charles Hunt Faces Reveal the Inner Spirit Denise Hunt Matthew Hunt Charlotte Hunter Debra Hynes Cynthia Irwin Rodney Jackson Cheryl Jefferson Larry Johns Arval Johnson Bernice Johnson Derrick Johnson Jack Johnson Jerry Johnson Kevin Johnson Leslie Johnson Marquerite Johnson Ron Johnson Sherman Johnson Sherrie Johnson Tammy Jo Johnson Terry Johnson Cindy Jones Curtis Jones Jamie Jones 182 Sophomores Janie Jones Jill Jones Linda Jones Linda Jones Marilyn Jones Teri Jones Patrice Jordan Roland Justice Mark Kalanquin Mary Keels Irma Kelly Kim Kerouac Kristine Keyes Craig Kidder Ann Killbreath Janis Jo King Julie Jo King Mark Kinney Bryce Kirby Lisa Marie Kirk Phyllis Klee Kathy Knight Zoa Krem Robert Krepp Stephen Krish Collett Kuchrawy Michael Lackney Alan LaForest Tamara Lamay Timothy Lamb Gordon Lane K?� hy A. Lane Kris Lane Antonette Langer Brad Langley Terry LaPorte Donald Law David Lawrence Kathryn Lawson Donald Leach Linda Lee Samuel Lee Mark Leslie Brian Lewis Karen Lewis Lycrecia Lewis Mark Lewis Huston Lloyd Ruth Lochner Caren Loper Kimberly Lorenz Melvin Lundene Bill Lyles Gina Lynn Marva Mabry Daniel Macaulay Lynn Maguire Sandra Malin Alonzo Mallet Connie Malloy Sophomores 183 Sophomores Know Study Pays Off Kimberly McGaha Timothy McGraw Tammy McIntosh Martha McKellar Jada McKinney Stephanie McKinnies Keith McMullin David McMurray Kenneth Meier Stacey Mercer Angela Merritt David Metcalfe David Middleton Cecilia Miller Dean Miller Donna Miller 184 Sophomores Patrick Malloy Nick Mangapora Ronald Mann Johanna Mannila Bethany Mansour Margarita Mar Bill Margarites David Markunas Judy Marr Christie Martin Greg Martin Theresa Martin Harold Mason Betty Mathers Bill Mathers Shawn Mayville Andrea McClain Delores McClain Sandra McClain Billy McCluskey Robert McCluskey Barbara McCollum Raymond McDaniel Dorene McDonald Michael Miller Garlan Mitchell James Mitchell Johnny Montgomery Nonie Montgomery Jeff Montney Barbara Moore Booker Moore Deborah Moore Doloris Moore Johnny Moore Arlene Morefield Sherry Morgan Elizabeth Morris Kelly Morris Scott Mortimer Brian Mosher Gregory Moss Mary Moss Ronnie Moss Lynn Moulton Diana Munoz Carol Murphy Mary Murphy George Murray Donald Nard Jane Nash Daniel Nathan Leonard Neely Michael Neilson Robert Nelson Neno Nenoff Mark Neville Lorraine New Sophomores 185 Sharron Newman Michelle Nicholls Pamela Nichols Dennis Nielsen Elmer Nieman Kim Nimcheski Cheryl Norris Melvin Norton Kim Ann Norwood David Novick Terry Oates Joanne Ockert Rodney Odell Elaine Odle Jody Ohara Mary Orr Michael Orr Diana Osborn Mark Osbron Coyanne Owens Pamela Page Suzanne Palm Michael Panchula Jill Parr From Biology to Drivers Ed, Sophs Learn Michele Patton Janice Pawloski Kim Pecknyo Dianne Peppier Cheryl Perry Shari Peters Kimberly Petro Alice Phillips Carmen Phillips Tom Phipps Michael Pierce John Pilara Kurt Pillen David Pillsbury Dianna Pintacura Tyreese Pointer 186 Sophomores Gerald Pollock Brian Porter Jeffery Portney Stewart Pounds Andrea Powell Jim Powell Robin Price Theresa Pringle Kelvin Pruitt Michael Puckett Blaine Ramsey Arthur Randolph Genese Randolph Pamela Randolph Donald Rann Darrin Ray Shirley Rayner Diana Reaves Loma Reeves Timothy Rhyne Jill Rich Beth Richards Suzanne Riley Fred Ringo Michael Roberts Carl Robinson Jerome Robinson Kathy Robinson Kerry Robinson Stephen Robinson Lori Roddy Chauncey Rodgers Randy Rodgers John Roesner Jeffrey Rogers William Rogers Carol Ross Theresa Rothley Mark Rothwell Roger Rudi Sophomores 187 Concentration Is the Key to Success John Russell Bradley Ruterbusch Dana Rutter Cynthia Sabucco Karen Sabucco Teresa Sagady Dennis Sanders Pamela Santoro Roxanne Sargent Joseph Satkowiak Kyle Schaumberg James Schiefer John Scott Maurice Scott William Scott Delores Scruggs Cynthia Secrist Karen Sedlar Helge Seeborg Gregory Seman Jan Shank Pat Shelpman Barrie Sheppard Ron Sherman Youvalanda Simon Adrienne Simpson Larry Simpson Steven Sisson Joyce Skinner Trena Smiley Annette Smith Brenda Smith Carolyn Smith Cheryl Smith Christine Smith Dolores Smith Fredrick Smith Gregory Smith Jeffrey Smith Jeffrey Smith 188 Sophomores Kelita Smith Kimra Smith Michael Smith Rebecca Smith Sophia Smith John Smithingell Valerie Snyder lames Somers james Sopko Steve Sorscher Cary Spaly Cathy Spaulding Michael Spence Keith Spencer Patricia Sprague Tony Sprague Kathy Stadtfeld Kelly Stafford William Standifer William Stanton Larry Starr Theobland Starr Susan Stefanic Charles Stevens Randall Stevens Rene Stevens Samuel Stevens Deidre Stinnett lames Stockard Lori Stogsdill Kenneth Stone Elijah Stout Denise Suggs Amy Sullivan loe Sullivan Beverly Summers Cheryllynn Swanson Keith Sweeny Robbie Tackett Carol Tankersley Barbara Taylor Cindy Taylor Marlene Taylor Meriann Taylor Michael Taylor Robin Taylor Debra Thiell Cornelio Thomas Sophomores 189 Mae Thomas Tangita Thomas Daniel Thornberry Sheila Tillage Robert Trantham Patricia Traynor Robert Trombly Lancy Troyer Linda Truesdell Andra Tyiska Brenda Tyler Christopher Udell Kerry Vahala Arthur Vanderhoff Hope Veasley Sherry Verdun Dorothy Vinson Woody Voievs David Vredeveld Patricia Wade Haywood Wadsworth Craig Walker Joyce Walker Tammy Walker Vincent Waller Mark Walrath Kim Walters Cynthia Walworth Brenda Ward Martita Ward Michelle Ward Deborah Warren Deborah Watson June Watson Keren Watson Randy Watson Tony Watson Darrel Watts Julie Way Johnny Webb Laura Webb Lawrence Weinreis Robin Wells James Werbe Nancy Werbe William Whitcraft Verbena White Michael Whitehead 190 Sophomores Lora Willey Kenneth Williams Marshal Williams Michael Williams Pamela Williams Terry Williams Valorie Williams Anthony Willis Peter Wills Debbie Wilson Early Wilson Linda Wilson Robert Wilson Robert Wilson Kelli Windle Brenda Wineman Ann Wittbrodt Andrew Wollard Dennis Wollard Jimmy Wright Katrina Wright Somewhere to Relax for a Moment Randy Wright Tammy Wright Robert Wyatt Anthony Wynne Joseph Younce Nora Zalizny Tracy Zarko Daniel Zeglevski Sophomores 191 David Curtis Heads Junior Achievement The Junior Achievement Program of Greater Genesee Valley, Inc., again attracted a record number of individuals from the areas public and parochial schools. Members of JA met weekly at cen- ters in Flint, Fenton, or Owosso. Af- ter the first meeting, members or- ganized themselves into corpora- tions, selected a corporate name, picked a product to make and sell, established a wage scale for them- selves, elected officers, and sold shares of JA stock. The primary purpose of the JA Program was to educate young peo- ple so they will have a better under- standing of free enterprise and its operations. Dave Curtis, senior, was president of the Greater Genesee Valley Achievers Association. Don Dickerson, Dave Curtis, Mike Holbrook, work together for JA. Good sales techniques help sell. Robert Wilson and Deforest Johnson demonstrate making bulletin boards. 194 Junior Achievement Southwestern Students Enjoy Basketball Intramurals again took the interest of those students who desired to compete against each other. This year there were ten intramural bas- ketball teams which held games on Saturday mornings between 8:30 and 11:30 A.M. Following the league season, tour- naments were held with the champi- ons receiving individual trophies for their efforts. The intramural program was spon- sored by Mr. John Clothier with as- sistance from Mr. James Jackson. When the ball goes up it must come down. Ceorge Banks shoots for two points. Basketball players alert and jumping on Saturday morning. Intramurals 195 Pom Pom Squad Performs During Halftime The Southwestern Pom Pom Squad consisted of fifteen girls who entertained spectators during the half-time period of basketball games held at SW. The squad did not travel to away games. Members were guided by Co- captains Pat Goode and Beverly Johnson. Sponsors of the Pom Pom Squad were Mrs. Helen Murdock and Mrs. Ida Phillips. Myrtle Bonner shows spirit during a performance. The Squad also performs a drill without the use of pom poms. Pom poms make the halftime show even more enjoyable. 196 Pom Pom Squad Young Life Unites,Develops Understanding Young Life, introduced to Flint in 1969, centered upon the indi- vidual's personal relationship with God and included members from every religious denomination. Goals of Young Life were di- rected to the idea of how to live and learn of God in such a way that young adults could understand. Members met weekly in stu- dent's homes and engaged in ac- tivities such as singing, acting out skits, and taking part in short talks relating to Christianity. Weekend activities included field trips to places such as Pine Hills, Crystal Mountain, and Sarnia, Ontario in Basketball team rates third out of seven teams. Canada. Young Life joins together in song. Young Life 197 Police Cadets Promote Good Citizenship Teaching good citizenship, com- munity responsibility, and delin- quency prevention were the main goals of the Southwestern Police Cadets. In order for high school students to teach fourth, fifth, and sixth grad- ers from various elementary schools, weekly training is received every Friday. Subjects taught are the jobs and rights of the police officer and the citizens. Terri Adkins quiets cadets. Wonnia Flowers discusses emergency procedures. Lereacos Flowers points out that discipline is a major part of Police Cadets. 198 Police Cadets Health Careers Offer Services in Area Hospitals Health Careers main project this year was to volunteer in the four area hospitals. In addition to their hospital duties they sang Christmas carols at convalescent homes, and also helped in a blood drive. The club held meetings every three weeks with nurses as special speak- ers. Officers for 1974-75 were Presi- dent Mary Miller, Vice President Tuna Wienbrauck, Treasurer Linda Jones, and Secretary Michelle Pat- ton. The sponsor was Mr. Marion Anderson. Candy Stripers Tracy Hewitt and Linda Jones work hard at McLaren. Health Careers 199 Linda Bussler, Sue Weiss, and Sherri Williams practice steps to their dance. Drama director. Tuna Wienbrauck reads scripts. Mr. Barry Wentz discusses plans with student directors. Debbie Marx, Rose Plourde, and Michelle Manglesdorf practice dance routines. 200 Montage Movements of the Dance, Part of Montage Reflections of Our Life was the theme of this year's Montage which attracted over 100 interested individ- uals. Montage, a combination of art, vocal music, instrumental music, drama, and dance, organized to rep- resent the central theme; was writ- ten and performed during the month of May and was put together from over twenty-five scripts con- tributed by various persons. Mr. Arthur Koskinen, Mr. Barry Wentz, Dr. Lloyd Miller, and Mr. C.L. Bergman were teacher advisors of Montage. Eric Sorscher, student director, was assisted by Michelle Manglesdorf. Working diligetly backstage are stagecrew members Jeff Mintline and Eric Olson. Actors show much expression while rehearsing. Martha Baker is in charge of continuity. Pam Peckman and German exchange student Nina Heinke practice dance. Montage 201 Stage Crew Prepares for 1975 Montage Designing and making sets for the '75 Montage was the job of South- western Stage Crew. Anyone willing to devote time toward making stage sets could become a member. Stage Crew worked after school and nights. Correct timing and quick movement are required for rapid but smooth scenery changes. Laura Frost was selected Stage Crew Director and Mr. Art Koskinen served as sponsor. Kris Koskinen designs a set for a Montage skit. Laura Frost and Judy Sanborn construct a piece of scenery. Stage Crew members repaint props for Montage 75. 202 Stage Crew DECA Club Reorganizes at Southwestern Officers of DECA are (L-R): Secretary, Kathy Boyd; Vice President, Paul Kenville; President, Lori Gibbs; Treasurer, Cindy West; Sergeant-at-arms, Marvin Turner. Gary Milam is hurrying to serve a customer at Acme Auto Store. DECA trophies are displayed for the winners of state competitive events. The Southwestern chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) was organized in association with the Marketing II class. DECA membership provided the opportunity for students to belong to the only state and national youth organization devoted entirely to career developments in the field of retailing and marketing. Individual leadership and career goals were accomplished by con- ducting business meetings, field trips, community oriented projects, and competitive projects in the Annual DECA State Career Develop- ment Conference. Mr. Donald VanOrden, marketing coordinator, was the DECA sponsor. Paul Kenville lakes inventory at Bokor's. DECA 203 Ski Club Heads for Northern Slopes Southwestern skiers enjoyed three good trips to northern ski resorts. The big weekend was to Boyne country. Candy sales, a first this year, were used to finance the trips. Ski Club officers were Stan Avery, president; Stuart Bombel, vice presi- dent; Martha Baker, secretary; Ruthie Lochner, treasurer; Mary Herzog, publicity; and Charles Sor- kin, fund raising coordinator. Mr. Thaddeus Lau was the sponsor. Stan Avery relaxes on the slopes. Skiing provides a meeting place for friends. Chair lift carries skiers to top of hill. Stuart Bombel executes a kick out Chess Proves a Rewarding Pastime Mitch Komarmy contemplates the next move. Chess Club, an informal organiza- tion of students who like to play chess, was sponsored by Mr. Thad- deus Lau, chemistry teacher. Tournaments were held in the fall and in the spring. A Grand Champi- on prize was awarded to Mr. Lloyd Miller, instrumental music director. James Stockard won the Top Student prize. The Chess Club also participated in the Annual Powers Chess Open and competed against other Flint area schools. This year three new chess clocks were purchased to facil- itate playing the game. Concentration is the name of the game. lacob Farah receives an award from Mr. Lau. Chess Club 205 Active BCM Promotes Black Awareness Action was the theme for the '74- '75 Black Culture Movement. In this way the students felt they could promote black awareness in the school and community. Through ac- tivities, BCM tried to express what they had learned of their past and clarify their hopes for the future. Activities included dances, con- ferences, the Harlem Prom, pro- grams which featured important blacks of the city of Flint, and a Gangster Dance. They also present- ed a special program during Black History Week. Officers were LaVerne Matthews, president; Michael Spotts, vice pres- ident; Debra Burton, secretary; and Terri Mitchell, treasurer. Sponsors this year were Mrs. Helen Murdock and Mrs. Cathy Fredericks. BCM officers prepare for the meeting. Eassie Miller recited at M.L. King memorial. Brenda Smiley sells hotdogs, to support projects. 206 BCM Pretty Little Personality in Mardi Gras Ze Chef” shows how to make crepes. Terry Wells leads students in singing the Schnitzel Bank.' Mardi Gras, known by the French as Fat Tuesday, was celebrated by the four language classes and invited guests. At this event students got together to sing songs, dance, and act out skits pertaining to the various countries. Each group also provided a bountiful table of food native to the country represented. The purpose of the celebration was to forshadow the forty days of denial which precedes Easter. Sponsors of Mardi Gras were Mrs. Sue Meissner, Mrs. Helene Foster, and Mr. Richard Lajewski. Spanish students enjoy food for Mardi Cras. Mardi Gras 207 Matmaids boost spirit. Matmaids cheer wrestlers on in hope of a pin. Matmaids Support Southwestern Wrestlers Whal is a matmaid? This question was asked several times throughout the year. Matmaids served as cheer- leaders for wrestling, painted signs and made announcements to publi- cize games and players, and always brought lots of spirit and support to the wrestling meets. The matmaids with the aid of their adviser, Mrs. Millie Everett, made extra money by selling candy bars, holding bake sales at the Dort Mall, and selling Colt Country stickers. President for the 1974-75 season was Kim Watson; vice-president, Kathy Halliwill; secretary, Diane Wil- liams; and business manager, Jody Morse. Other members were Gale Gilmer, Maria Asaro, Roxanne Ar- nott, Linda Jones, and Lora New. 208 Mat Maids STANDING (L-R): Lora New, Diane Williams, Kim Watson, Kathy Halliwill, Roxanne Ar- nott, KNEELING (L-R): Maria Asaro, Gale Gilmer, Linda Jones, and Jody Morse. Teen Club Offers Many Activities It's about time you hit that ball. Watch out Mr. Jackson, I'm coming through. Relaxation and athletic activity were the goals for 1974-75 Teen Club. The students could swim, play basketball, ping pong, volleyball, or badminton. Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. was the time set for Teen Club. The sponsors were Ms. Mary Ehrlich and Mr. James Jackson. Basketball, a popular sport at Teen Club. Teen Club 209 NHS Takes on Responsibilities In addition to tutoring, the 74- 75 SW National Honor Society assisted in many medical services. Checking incoming sophomore's eyes, organ- izing a blood drive, and aiding Health Careers in a blood pressure drive were only a few ot tneir activities. As a highlight of the Fall semester induction ceremony, Congressman Donald W. Reigle spoke to NHS members, students, and parents. Officers included Steve Webb, president; Aralyn Dennison, vice president; Martha Baker, recording secretary; Lori Bourgeois, corre- sponding secretary; and Toni Gil- mer, treasurer. SITTING (L-R): Aralyn Dennison, Lori Bourgeois, Martha Baker, STANDING (L-R): Steve Webb, Toni Gilmer. Margaret Sullivan tutors Teresa Martin in Algebra. Steve Webb, President. 210 National Honor Society Do You Have a Problem? Pondering situations keep Mike Schmidt and Jane Cunningham busy. Director Ken Stice and the trained Service Center staff gave helpful in- formation and advice to the high school students. The Center was located upstairs above the auditorium. It was open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Adviser Ken Stice confers with student. The Service Center offers an informal relaxed atmosphere. Student Service Center 211 Student Council Promotes Spirit President, Eric Sorscher Corresponding Secretary, Laura Seijas Student Council this year counted on the students for ideas and suggestions. In the past, Student Government was considered useless in getting things done. This year's goal was to involve all school mem- bers in order to have a truly repre- sentative school government. Suggestion boxes were located throughout the school and students were given opportunity to come to the Council Room 8 to voice their opinions. Activities of Council included organizing bus trips for out-of-town football games, the sale of football jerseys, and operation of the popu- lar candy store. Members participat- ed in a pep assembly, sponsored a poster day to promote school spirit, and planned special contests to en- liven and add color to the school day. Vice President, Dennis Lewis. Student Council 213 Spectrum Staff Jeff Mintline, sports editor and assistants, Kevin Yauch and Teri Baker. 214 Spectrum 1975 Yearbook Staff ready for action opening the yearbook kit. (L-R): Jody Morse, Toni Herner, Tuna Wienbrauck, Ron Pecknyo, Lynn Frie sen, Jane Slattengren, Eric Olson. Kristie Stogsdill, classes editor. Cathy Andresen, academics editor. Spectrum 215 Gary Jones, reporter, and Kim Ronan, feature editor, discuss an idea. Mike Spotts, reporter, takes a break. Tim Allen, editorial editor, a real thinker. Judy Hundley and Charles Sorkin tend HOOFBEAT business. I Hoofbeat hoof Beat Ken Palmer, 1974-75 Hoofbeat editor. OnHi. - ry ( CwtdJ . 7. . krjU4 . Something amusing is always happening with the Hoofbeat staff. Hoofbeat 217 Varsity Cheerleaders Boost Spirit Under the leadership of a new coach, Mrs. Rosie Thomas, the Var- sity Cheerleaders promoted spirit and boosted moral at varsity events. Cheerleading jackets were a first this year. Their purchase was possi- ble by the sale of chocolate candy bars. Co-captains were Debbie Martin and Kathy Vincent. Others were Bridgette Dawson, Rosemary Du- mas, Carolyn Adams, Kendall Reaves, Crystal Dunlap, and Jo Anne McGuirk. Rosemary Dumas sneaks a peek at the game. 218 Varsity Cheerleaders Practice Varsity Cheerleaders promote Colt spirit with great enthusiasm. Makes perfect. Carolyn Adams shows emotion during a game. Co Colts You can do it! Varsity Cheerleaders 219 JV Cheerleaders Increase in Number Serious practice was required of the JV Cheerleaders to perfect the use of the mini tramp. This was the first year this was used by the JV's. They cheered at Pep Assemblies, JV football games and at JV basket- ball games. With the JV squad increased to nine, Paula Adams and Stephanie Nolen were chosen co-captains. Other members were Tangita Thom- as, June Watson, Mary Anne Zaja- czkowski, Barbara Moore, Sherri Johnson, Debbi Blankenship and Cynthia Hubbard. They were coached by Mrs. Rosie Thomas. Practice helps JV's improve form. JV's lead cheers at Pep Assembly. 220 JV Cheerleaders SW Spirit Staff on the Go! Cha Cha Cha-Cha Cha Cha-Cha Cha-Cha Cha Cha. They show their spirit by painting signs. FRONT ROW (L-R): Kim Watson, Brenda Spencer, Jody Morse, MIDDLE ROW (L-R): Debbie Ritten- berry. Tuna Wienbrauck, Toni Gilmer, Lori Bourgeois, TOP ROW (L-R): Mary Herzog, Teri Baker, Jane Slattengren, and Diane Ramlow. Spirit Staff 221 223 227 Special Thanks Mrs. Laura DeBlaise Mr. Arthur Koskinen Mr. Ken Drake Mr. John Lynch Mr. David Kakkuri 228 ABBEY, KENNETH ACKERMAN, GARY ADKINS, TERRI Junior Achievement, Montage, Police Cadets, Mardi Gras, Girls Chorus, Prom Committee AGNEW, DIANA ALEXANDER, BRIAN ALEXANDER, FAY ALTIZER, TONI Wind Ensemble, Marching Band, Orches- tra, Office Co-op, National Honor Society, Solo and Ensemble AMRICH, CINDY Girls' Basketball (V), Girls' Volleyball ANDERSON, GARY ANDIS, PATRICIA ANDRESEN, CATHERINE National Honor Society, Spectrum Staff 1974, Academics Editor 1975, Orchestra, Girl Scouts. Quill and Scroll ARMSTRONG, GLENN ARMSTRONG, RONALD ARNOTT, ROXANNE Mat Maids, Ski Club ASARO, MARIA Mat Maids AUMAUGHER, JAMES BAKER, MARTHA BAKER, TERI The Horse, Ski Club, German Club, Spec- trum 1974, 1975, Hoofbeat 1975, Montage, Hockey Statistics Girl, Spirit Staff, Mardi Gras, Young Life BARBEE, ERAINE BARGY, IOANNE BARRON, GAIL BARRY, PATRICK BARTON, CAROL BATHUM, ALAN BATTLE, KEVIN BAY, VICTORIA Student Government, Student Service Center, Girls'Track BEARUP, TERRY BELLINGER, GEOFFERY BENSON, MARY Spirit Staff, Montage, National Honor So- ciety BERK, CATHY Montage, Spirit Staff BIDDLE, LINDA BIGGER, DUANE BIGMEAT, ANDREW BLACK, BONITA Explorer Scout BLACK, LAMAR BLAIS, JOSEPH BLAKE, PATRICIA BODINE, JAMES Baseball (JV) BOMBEL, STUART Ski Club BOND, ROSCOE Football BOSKER, CINDY BOURGEOIS, LORI Hoofbeat Assistant Editor 1975, Spirit Staff, National Honor Society, Corresponding Secretary, Student Government Senior Class President, Prom Committee Co- chairman, Quill and Scroll BOYD, BRUCE BOYD, JACKIE BOYD, KATHY BOZE, ALEXANREA BRABBS, CARRIE BRADFORD, DEBRA Junior Achievement, Girls' Volleyball, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Track, Hoofbeat 1974,1975, Student Government BRALMER, WOLFGANG German Exchange Student BRANDON, MICHAEL BRANHAN, MITCHELL BRAUN, MARK BRAYAN, RICHARD BRIDGES, DEBRA BRISCOE, RAYCE BROWN, KAREN BROWN, MARIA BRUDER, DOROTHY BUFFEY, KIM National Honor Society BURKS, DARWIN BUSH, JOHN BUSSLER, LINDA Tennis, Community Council, Mardi Gras, Student Service Center CABELL, DIANNE CALLICO, CHARLES CAMPBELL, DARWIN Wrestling CAMPBELL, DONALD CAMPBELL, FRANCES Student Government, Marching Band, Prom Committee CAMPBELL, MICHELLE Girls' Basketball, Girls' Volleyball, Girls' Track CANTON, DANIEL CARTER, GEOFFERY CARTER, KENNETH CHAVEZ, LESLIE CHENEY, STEVE CHIMNER, MICHAEL CLARK, KAREN CMELO, MARK COATS, JULIE COCKING, KURT Montage, Solo and Ensemble, German Club, Weightlifting, Chorale, Choir, Blue Sodality, Chess COLE, DIANE COLE, DWAINE All-City Honors Choir, Solo and Ensemble, Students of Michigan Attaining Safer Highways — Souhwestern and Regional Chairman, Choir, Choral Ensemble, Mon- tage, Student Government COLE, JANICE COLE, PATRICIA COLLARD, JOSEPH COLLINS, CYNTHIA COLLINS, RONALD Human Relations Council, National Honor Society Senior Directory 22 DECKER, BRENDA DENNIS, SANDRA DENNISON, ARALYN National Honor Society Vice-President DENO, STEVE DESCO, GEORGE DEVINE, KEVIN DEWAR, DONALD DICKERSON, DONALD Junior Achievement Company President, Teen Club, Ski Club, Bike Club Vice-Presi- dent DILL, CYNTHIA DIXON, LINDA Ski Club, Yearbook Sales, Office Co-op DOMINGUEZ, JEFFEREY DOUGHERTY, SANDRA DOWDY, JENNIFER National Honor Society, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Montage DRAKE, JAMES DRAPER, NANCY DUKES, HENRY DUMAS, ROSEMARY Cheerleading (JV), (V), Girls' Track DUNGEY, CHARLENE DYKSTRA, ROBERTA DYSON, LILLIAN COLTON, MARK CONEY, DUANE Marching Band, Boys' Track (V), Office Co-op, Student Government, Prom Com- mittee CONGER, RONALD CONOVER, THADDEUS CONWAY, RONALD CONYERS, MARDESE COOPER, SHEILA COOTE, PATRICA COPEDGE, DALE COPEDGE, KAREN CORNWELL, SUSAN COTNER, BRADLEY CRAMER, BARBARA CRAMPTON, LINDA CROFT, PAMELA CROSS, NEIL CURTIS, HERMAN DAVID Human Relations Committee, Debate, Student Government, President Junior Achievement Company, Greater Genesse Valley Achievers' Association Vice-Presi- dent, Spectrum Photographer, Teen Club, Bike Club President, Mr. Junior Achieve- ment DATE, NANCY DAVIS, DARRELL DAVIS, LYNN DAVIS, MAURICE DAVIS, TYRONE DAVIS, WILLIE DAWKINS, BETTY EASLEY, RONALD EDWARDS, KIMBREL EDWARDS, LAMARR EDWARDS, RONALD EMERY, GUY ENGLEMAN, MAX Golf EPPINGER, ROBERT EPSTEIN, NANCY Ski Club, National Honor Society EVERETT, RONALD EVERETT, TIMOTHY FAGAN, JANICE FAIR, JAMES FARAH, JACOB FELDMAN, JEROME FICHTENBERG, RAY FIELDS, KELLY FINLEY, RANDLE Choir, Blue Sodality, Choral Ensemble, Montage, German Club, Colt Prints Choir Co-ordinator, Mixed Chorus, All-City Honors Choir FINN, RON FINNEY, JACQUETTA FISHER, THEODORE Swimming FLOWERS, WONNIA Student Service Center, Junior Achieve- ment, Police Cadet FOOR, JUDITH Marching Band FRANCES, CAROLYN FRANK, DEBBI FREDERICK, JERRY FREDERICK, JOSEPH FREE, NORA FREER, ANDREW FRIESEN, LYNN Ski Club, Spectrum, Choir FROMHOLZ, DAVID FROST, THERESA GALE, GEOFFREY GALL, MARC GALONSKA, SANDRA GAMBLE, DORIS GARCIA, MICALLA GARNER, KELVIN GARRETT, KAREN GAVIGLIO, NANCY GEARHART, BRADLEY GENTRY, CALVIN GEORGE, RICHARD GERLACH, NORMAN Hockey Manager GIBBS, LORIE GILBERT, LONES GILL, THERESA GILMER, TONI Spirit Staff, National Honor Society — Treasurer GOLDSTEIN, DOUG Golf (V), Tennis (V) GONYEA, DUANE GOODMAN, SHARON GRACE, TIM GREER, SHELLY Misty Blue, Montage, National Honor So- ciety — Vice President GREGORY, DONALD GRINNAGE, DEBRA GROSSI, VICTOR GUNNELS, ELLEN GALL, JUDY HALL, PATRICIA Spectrum, Student Service Center HAMILTON, LOREN HANACEK, KATHERINE HANCOCK, JACQUELINE HANCOCK, RITA Language Teaching, National Honor So- ciety, Ski Club HANSON, ROBERT National Honor Society, Spectrum, Na- tional Latin Exam, Quill Scroll HARBIN, CHARLES Wrestling, Football, Weightlifting HARDENBURG, KEVIN HARGETT, SUSAN HARRIS, DANA HARRIS, RONALD Marching Band, Band Rank Leader, Ten- nis, Ski Club HASENHORL, JOSEPH HAWKINS, CYNTHIA HEINKE, NINA German Exchange Student HELGESON, CYNTHIA HENDERSON, THERENA HENDERSON, TRACY Girls' Basketball Manager 230 Senior Directory herner,toni National Honor Society, Spirit Staff, Prom Committee, Spectrum Staff 1975, Quill and Scroll HERRON, NATHAN HERTZ, THOMAS HETHERINGTON, DEBRA HICKS, GERALD HODGES, CHARLES Swim Team (V), Junior Achievement, In- tramurals HOLBROOK, MICHAEL HOLDEN, PATRICIA HOLLINGSHEAD, KATHERINE HOLMES, KENNETH HOOPS, TERRY HOOVER, RODNEY HOPAK, MINA HORNE, BRENDA HORTON, KATHLEEN HORTON, MIRANDA Future Secretaries Association HOUCK, GAIL HOWARD, GREGORY HOWD, SAUNDRA HRITZ, TERRI HUBBERT, BEULAH HUDDLESTON, ELMIR HUDSPETH, MARGARET HUNDLEY, JUDITH Hoofbeat Circulation Manager, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Marching Band HUNT, DAVID HUNTER, DAVID HUNTER, MIKE HURD, GARY HUTCHENS, MAX INGRAM, DALE INGRAM, MARK INDIANER, SANDRA INMAN, DONALD JACKSON, JEANNE JAMES, DOUGLAS Hoofbeat 1975 JEFFERSON, BRYCE JEFFERSON, MARK JEFFERY, ROGER JENKINS, RANDALL DECAClub JENNINGS, JOE JENNINGS, RICK JESSUP, TOM Swimming JOHNSON, BEVERLY JOHNSON, BRIAN JOHNSON, CRAIG Football JOHNSON, DEFOREST JOHNSON, DENNIS Football, Basketball, Track JOHNSON, GENE Football (V), Basketball (V), Baseball (V) JOHNSON, JESSICA JOHNSON, TERESA JONES, DARLENE National Honor Society, Junior Achieve- ment JONES, GARY National Honor Society, Marching Band Hoofbeat, Quill Scroll JONES, KIM JONES, MARLA JONES, ROBERT JORDAN, DENISE JORDAN, MARK JUDSON, LOIS KANYUCK, PEGGY Prom Committee, Montage, Spirit Staff, Student Service Center KELLY. ANNETTE KELSO, SHIRLEY KENVILLE, PAUL DECAClub KERR, WILLIAM KERTESZ, DARLENE KING, LORI Hockey Statistics Girl, Hockey Booster Club, Stage Crew KIRKWOOD, EVELLA KLEPPER, JILL National Honor Society KLINCK, DAVID Swimming, Spectrum Staff 1975, Quill Scroll KLOCKO, BRYAN Hoofbeat Cartoonist KLUTTS, DEBORAH KNECHT, DAVID Tennis, National Honor Society, Marching Band KNIGHT, BRADLEY Football (V), Track, National Honor Socie- ty KOEGELJANE National Honor Society KOTTALIS, NICK Golf, Teen Club, Human Relations, Bas- ketball Manager, National Honor Society KREPP, MARY LABAR, GARY LACK, SUZANNE LANCASTER, CATHY LANDON, SHELLEY LATHAM, EDGAR LAWSON, ROBERT LAY, DIANE National Honor Society LEACH, JAMES LEACH, RICHARD Football, (V), Basketball (V), Baseball (V), Weightlifting, Teen Club LEE, JEFFREY LEE, ROBERT Football (V), Basketball LEGETTE, WALTER LETTS, KAREN LIGGINS, RENESIA LIS, EDMUND LITTLE, SANDRA Swimming — Manager, Baseball — Man- ager (V), Hoofbeat Typist 1975, Spectrum 1975, National Honor Society, Red Cross Volunteer, Statistics Girl 1974,1975 LLOYD, JOHN Football (V), Swimming (V) LOVEGROVE, CLAIRE LOISKA, MICHELLE LOWMAN, DARA LUKASZEK, ANN LUNDENE, DENNIS MABRY, MELANIE Choir, Choral Ensemble MACDONALD, KATHY MACK, MATTHEW MACKEY, BRIAN MACPHAIL, LAURA Marching Band, Color Guard — Lieuten- ant, Montage, Orchestra, Ski Club, Wind Ensemble MADISON, TIMOTHY MAJOR, MARTHA MALLOY, THERESA MALONE, GARY MALONE, STEVEN DECA Club, Track MALZAHN, RANDY MANGELSDORF, MICHELLE National Honor Society, Montage, Mardi Gras, Spirit Staff MANN, JOHN Football (JV), Wrestling, Wind Ensemble, Weightlifting MAR, FRANCISCO MARKUNAS, PAUL Senior Directory 231 MARR, TAMMY MARSHALL, QUINTIN Basketball, junior Class President MARTIN, DEBBIE Cheerleading (JV), (V), Prom Committee, Health Careers MARTIN, KEVEN MARTIN, LAWRENCE MARTIN, LINDA MASON, DAVID MASSEY, PAMELA MCCABE, DANIEL MCCLAIN, VIRGIL Track, Marching Band, Student Govern- ment, Prom Committee MCCLARA, DIANE MCCLINTON, VERNON MCCLOUD, SHARON MCDANIEL, ALVIN MCDONALD, KENNETH MCGEOCH, LESLIE MCGLINCHEY, MARK National Honor Society MCGOVERN, BARBARA MCGUIRKJO ANNE Cheerleading (V), Volleyball MCKAMIE, ROBERT MCKINNIES, KEITH MCKINSTRY, NANCY MCMURR AY, PATRICIA MCNEA, FRANK MEADOWS, BETHANY MEDCOFF, MICHAEL MEIER, BRIAN MERRIWETHER, DBORAH METHNER, MONICA MIDDLETON, JOAN MILAM, GARY MILLER, MICHAEL MILLER, THOMAS MILLER, TIMOTHY MINNER, TYREE Football (V), Basketball (V) MITCHELL, LAVERNE MOLINA, ROSE MOLPUS, JAMES MOORE, BILLY MORTIMER, WILLIAM Jazz Band, Marching Band, Ski Club, Solo and Ensemble, Montage, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Rank Leader Marching Band MOUGHLER, LINDA MOUTRAY, RANDALL MUNROE, MICHAEL MURPHY, ROBERT MYLES, MUNJUAN NANKERVIS, THOMAS Hockey NASH, PRESTON Junior Achievement, Prom Committee, SAT Honors NASH, RICHARD NEEDOM, PAMELA NELSON, PAUL NEVILLE, JANET NICHOLS, LAWRENCE OCKERT, WANDA Health Careers, Red Cross, Blood Bank OPHEIM, DIANE Marching Band Color Guard, Wind En- semble, Orchestra, Concert Band, Spec- trum Staff 1975, Hoofbeat Staff 1975, Quill and Scroll ORR, CHARLES OSKEY, DONALD PAGE, HAROLD Wrestling (JV) PALMER, KENNETH Baseball (JV), (V), Hoofbeat 1974, Editor- in-chief 1975, Spectrum Staff 1974, 1975, Weightlifting, Quill and Scoll PAPPAS, DAVID Wrestling (JV), Football (JV), (V), Weight- lifting PARKS, ELEANOR PARKS, JUDY National Honor Society, Orchestra, Flint Figure Skating Club, Montage PAUL, JUDITH PAVKOVICH, JOAN PEPPLER, JACK PEPPLER, PAMELA PERRINE, DAVID Hoofbeat Cartoonist PERRINE, GARY PETERS, DANNY PETROPOULOS, GUS PHILLIPS, KENT PHILLIPS, ROBERT PILLEN, KAREN PITTS, DENICE PITTS, MELENDA PITTS, TANYA PLOURDE, ROSEMARIE PLUMLEY, SUSAN POLLARD, KENNETH Football, Basketball, Track, Weightlifting PORTNEY, STEVEN Ski Club, Chess Club, National Honor So- ciety PRICE, SHARON Prom Committee, Spirit Staff, Montage, Teen Club PRIMM, JOANNE PRINCE, JANET PRINGLE, JUNE PRUITT, REVA PUCKETT, DAVID Cross Country, Track, Hoofbeat Staff 1975, Quill and Scroll PUGMIRE, RAE ANN Spectrum 1974, Editor-in-chief 1975, Na- tional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll RANEY, MEL Swimming RATHBURN, DAN REESE, MICHAEL REEVES, RYAN REID, ROSEMARY REMAGEN, MICHAEL RENNECKAR, REED Football (V), National Honor Society, Wind Ensemble RENO, ROBIN 232 Senior Directory RICH, SANDRA RICHARDSON, CARLYLE RICHTER, IOHN Hockey RIDGWAYJUNE Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Black Culture Movement, National Honor So- ciety RISINGER, SCOTT ROBINSON, MICHAEL Assistan Drum Major, Drum Major, Track ROCHE, KATHY ROGERS, BRUCE ROGERS, MICHAEL ROLLINS, MICHAEL RONAN, KIMBERLY Hoofbeat Feature Editor 1975, Quill and Scroll ROSARIO, EDNA ROSARIO, RAMON Track, Football (JV) ROSEBUSH, BRIAN ROSS, NANCY Marching Band, Orchestra, Spanish Carni- val, Ski Club, Health Careers RUSSELL, SAMUEL RUTERBUSCH, WILLIAM Photographer — Yearbook RYAN, jAMES SAMPSON, GEORGE SARTOR, KAREN SATKOWIAK, ELAINE SCHMIDT, DAVID SCHMIDT, DAVID SCHMIDT, LESLIE SCHMIDT, MICHAEL Football (V) SHNITTKER, ALVIN SCHWIND, KENDALL SCOTT, ERNEST SCOTT, REBECCA SCOTT, ROBERT SEDLAR, ROBERT SEIJAS, LAURA Student Government — Recording Secre- tary, Student Service Center, National Honor Society SHANAFELT, JOY SHANKLE, DEXTER Football (JV,V), Baseball (JV,V), Track SHAW, DALE SHAW, LILLETTE SHELL, RICKY SHELPMAN, KITTY SHEWBUIRT, |ACK SIMPSON, CYNTHIA SKOCZYLAS, DAVID SLATTENGREN, JANE Quill Scroll, National Honor Society, Montage, Spirit Staff, Spectrum Staff, Teen Club, Prom Committee, Choral Ensemble, Marching Band, Solo Ensemble, Hockey Statistics Girl, Wind Ensemble SLUDER, VIOLA SMILEY, BRENDA Girls' Basketball, Black Culture Move- ment, Student Government, Colt Prints, Stage Crew, Montage, Track SMITH, BARBARA SMITH, CYNTHIA SMITH, JO ANNE SMITH, MARK SMITH, MICHAEL SMORCH, DENNIS SMYERS, CAROLYN SNIDER, JAMES SORSCHER, ERIC Montage — Director, Hockey, Student Council — President, Debate SOVEY, CONNIE SOWLES, ROGER SPALY, ROBERT SPANGLER, GAYE SPAULDING, BILLIE SPENCER, BRENDA SPOHN, TRACY Ski Club SPOTTSVILLE, RICHARD STARR, MORISE STEEL, ANDREW Football (V), Track (V), Black Culture Movement STEWART, BILL STOCKARD, STEVE STOCKINGER, GREG STOGSDILL, KIRSTIE Red Cross, Hoofbeat, Spectrum 1974,1975, Prom Committee, Classes Editor — Spec- trum, Junior Achievement STREICH, JOEL Quill Scroll, Cross Country, Hoofbeat Spectrum — Photographer, National Honor Society, Math Field Day, Michigan Math Prize Competition Finalist STROBEL, SUSAN Choir, Teen Club SUBER, MICHAEL SULLIVAN, MARGARET SUMMERS, LATISHA SUNDAY, THOMAS TACKETT, JANET TAECKENS, DALE Weightlifting, Hoofbeat TATE, CYNTHIA TAYLOR, FRENCHETTA National Honor Society TAYLOR, MICHAEL Basketball (S), (JV), (V), Football (JV), (V), Baseball (JV), (V) TAYLOR, TIMOTHY Orchestra TESIJA, NEDJELJKA National Honor Society, Montage, Spirit Staff, Prom Committee THAL, KATHY THIBAULT, ANN THIBEAUT, KAREN Swimming THOMAS, CARL THOMAS, JOHN THOMAS, JOHN THOMAS, PHILLIP THORNE, KAROLYN TILLAGE, ANNETTE TIPTON, ALLEN TOLL, PATTI TRANTHAM, TAMARA TRUESDELL, JULIA National Honor Society, Montage, Choir TURNER, MARVIN TURNER, WILLIE Basketball (V) TYISKA, PATRICE VANBUREN, CAROL VANDETTE, CINDY Co-op Office VANHAMLIN, DANIEL Hockey VANOVER, ELLEN VAUGHN, DONALD Wrestling, Photographer — Yearbook VEASLEY, BEEMAN Track, Football, Teen Club, Intramural Basketball VERAS, MARCO Brazil — Exchange Student Senior Directory 233 VINCENT, KATHY Cheerleading (V), Girls' Track VINYARD, DIANE Marketing Co-op WADE, DARING WADE, GORDON WAGNER, NANCY WALDEN, MICHAEL WALKER, VICKIE junior Achievement, N.Y.C., Co-op WALLEN, TERRY WALLO, JOANNE WALWORTH, CYNTHIA WATSON, CYNTHIA Pom-Pom Squad WATSON, KIM Junior Achievement, Spirit Staff, Spectrum Staff 1974, Activities Editor 1975, Mat Maids President, Montage, Prom Commit- tee, Announcements WEBB. STEPHEN National Honor Society President, Tennis, Swimming WEIDNER, DONNA WEILER, STEVEN Spectrum 1975, Hoofbeat 1975, Quill Scroll WEISS, SUSAN National Honor Society, Montage WELKER, RICHARD WEST, CINDY WESTON, BARBARA Spectrum WESTRA, LAIA National Honor Society WHITE, BURNESTINE Future Secretaries Association WHITE, CATHY WHITE, DONALD WHITE, WILLIAM WIENBRAUCK, TUNA The Horse, Health Careers — Vice Presi- dent, Hockey Boosters Club, Montage — Drama Director, Ski Club, Spirit Staff, Hockey-Stick Girl, Spectrum, Quill Scroll WILLIAMS, BOBBY WILLIAMS, DIANE Matmaid — Secretary WILLIAMS, KENNETH WILLIAMS, KIM WILLIAMS, LISA Junior Achievement, Choir WILLIAMS, PHIL Hockey WILLIAMS, RENEE Cheerleading WILLIAMS, SHERRI National Honor Society, Ski Club, Student Government, Montage WILLIAMS, MARIE WILSON, ANTHONY WILSON, MARQUETTA WILSON, TERRANCE WINSTON, RANDY WINTERS, MARY WITTBRODT, RICHARD WOOD, WENDALL Blue Sodality, Choral Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Solo Ensemble, Marching Band, Choir, Montage, Concert Band WRIGHT, DANNY WRIGHT, KATHY WRIGHT, RONALD YALE, HOWARD Junior Achievement, Montage, Prom Committee YAUCH, KEVIN Hoofbeat, Spectrum, Quill Scroll YBARRA, GREGORY YOUNG, KENNETH YOUNGER, LARRY YOUNGER, LAWRENCE ZAWOL, ANN Girl Scouts — President, Junior Achieve- ment ZBICIAK, ROBERT Baseball ZEGLEVSKI, EMIL ZIMMERMAN, ARRON 234 Senior Directory Abbey, Kenneth — 88, 125 Abbev. Lynne — 175 Abbott, Ralph Abbott. Rick- 17r ABRAMS.MR VINCENT-24. Ackerman.’Garv — 125, 21 Acklev. Brenda — 75 Adams. Carolyn - 13,11 121,156.157,192, 218, 219 Z Adams, Kane Adams, Madeline - 157 Adarm. Paula -175.193.220 Adams, Stacey Adams. Stanley — 175 Adams, Victor — 157 dkms. Terri - 125,132,198 Agnrw. Diana — 129' Aidred. James Aldred. Jerry Aleksovski, Za hary — 175 Alexander. Brian — 125 Alexander. Debra —175 Alexander. Fay — 125 Alexander. Kristi — 175 Alexander, Tamra — 175 Alexander. Tony —157 Ali, Michael Alick, Barry-108,157 Alkhouri. Joseph — 175 Allen, Doug — 86 Allen, Gina Allen I ewis Allen. Robert — 68,157 dlen. Timothy — 57.157, 216, 217| Allen, Terry — 30 Allinger, Matthew —157 Allmond, Douglas - 157 Allmond, Toby— 63 Alpin, Judith —175 Altizcr, Toni —125 Amnch, Cindy - 110, 111, 119,125 Anaya, Robin Anderson. Debbie — 175 Anderson, Doris — 175 Anderson, Gary —125 Anderson, lohnny ANDERSON, MRS MARIA — 22. 24, 38 ANDERSON, MRS MARION — 163 Andrs, Patricia —125 Andres, Patricia —157 Andres. Richard — 175 Andresen, Catherine — 34, 35,125,215 Andresen, Peter — 96, 175 Andrews, Brian — 36 Andrews, Dale — 114,157,160 Andrews, Mark —157 ANDREWS. MISS SARAH — 22 Andrews, Shirley Angell, Pamela — 175 ANGELO. MR. ANTHONY Angle, Pamela - 70,154,174,175 Anslow, Kathrin — 157 Arehari, Amy —175 Arion, Matthew Armstrong, Glenn —125 Armstrong. Ronald — 125 Armstrong, Tamera -175 Arnold. Carol — 51,157 Arnott, Roxanm- - 125, 208 Arnott, Ryan — 63,174,175 Arnould. John —157 Arrowood, James Asaro, Maria — 3,125, 208 Attaway, Anthony Auger, Tefrv Auld, Tamara Aumaughcr. James Avery. Stanley — 157, 204 Ayres, Mike — 88,157 Backus, Martin Bader. Cheryl-119.157 Bailey, Chns — 103,175 BAIRD, MR. TED Baker, Debi - 157 Baker, Deborah —175 Baker, John Baker. Martha - 3.125, 210, 211. 221 Baker, Martha —175 Baker, Paul — 83 Baker, Robert —175 Baker. Teri - 11.15.,123.125.214. 221, 222 Baldwin, Fred — 175 Balzer. Cindy Banev. Kathryn —157 Bankev. Brenda — 56 Bankey, Kimm — 125 Banks, Catherine Banks, Curtis —175 Banks, Florence Banks, George —195 Banks, Julia Banks, Kenneth — % Banks, Richard Bankston, Noel — 168, 175 Bannister, Shelly —175 Barbee, Chancem — 175 Barbee, Eraina — 125 Barfield, Daryl Bargy.loanm —125 Baricska, Eileen — 175 Barker. Kevin — 175 Barncbee. Laura — 157 - Barnebee, Richard — 175 Barnes. Danny —175 Barnhart. Sterling — 175 Barron,Gail Barron, lance — 175 Bartholomew, Diane —175 Bartholomew, Tina —175 Barton, Carol —125 Bates. Billy - 96.157 Bathum, Alan Battle, Kevin - 117,125 Battle, Renee 157 BAt TEL. MISS ROBERTA - 24 Baxter, Larayne —157 Bay, Victoria - 15,125, 213, 222, 223, 227 Bearup. Kelly —175 Bearup, Scott —175 Bearup, Terry —125 BE AL VAIS, MR. WIL LI AM — 27 Beavers, Mark —175 Beck, Debra — 176 Becker, Lynn — 176 beckwith, Linda —15? Bedard, Michelle — 174,176 Bedard, Thomas — 176 Belcher, Cynthia —157 Belew, Edyth — 176 Bellinger. Geoffrey —125 Benaway, Jeff —157 Bendall, Elva Benham. Nancy —176 Bennett, Harold Bennett, Tangelier —176 Bennis, George — 114,157 Benson. Fred —126 Benson, Leonard —157 Benson Mary — 3. 36,126 Bentley. Steven —157 Bentoski, Randall —157 BERGMAN. MR C. I. — 24.66 Berk, Cathy —126 Bermel. Kathleen — 176 Berry. Ernest — 176 Berry. Lavel — 176 Berryman, Donald —156,157 Berryman. Ronald — 8,88,157 Beswetherick, Robert —157 Sever, Mark —176 Bice, Loren Biddle, Annette — 68,157 Biddle. Linda —126 Riddulph. Kevin —176 Bielusiak, Kathy —176 Bigger, Duane — 56,126 Bigmeat, Andrew Black. Bonita —126 Black. David —157 Black, Lamar —126 Black, Nicholas—176 Black, Tom Blackmer, David — 156,157 Blackmer, Rick Blair. Tammy Jo — 176 Blais. Joseph —126 Blake. Brenda — 176 Blake, Patricia —126 Bl AND. MRS. VIRGINIA — 24 Blankenship, Alvin Blankenship, Deborah — 176,193,220 Blanton, Glenda — 126 BLEECKER. MRS PATTIE — 22 Bodine, James —126 Bohannon. Pat Bohms. Aaron Bohms. Rebecca — 176 Bolanowski, Bernard — 17b Boianowski Michael Bombe! Stuart - 8,126,142, 204 Bond. David Bond, Roscoc — 92,126 Bond. Sharon —176 Bonner, Marsha —157 Bonner, Myrtle —176,1% Boone. Reginald Boring, William — 52,157 Boshaw. Gregory — 176 Bosker, Cindy —126 Bourgeois. Lori - 124.126, 210, 221,235 Boyce, Mary — 176 Boyd. Bruce — 126 Boyd, Jackie —126 Boyd, Kathy - 126, 203 Boyd, Mike —176 Bo e, Drea —126 Brabbs, Carrie —127 Brabbs, Michael —157 Bracy,Janice Bracy. Kent —176 Bradburn, John — 76,77,78 Bradford. Debra - 110,119,124,127 BRADLEY. MR. JIM — 102 Bradley. Todd - 108,109, 158 Braemer, Wolfgang —127 BRAIN. MISS PATT - 16, 24, 56 Branch, Samuel —176 Brandon, Michael —127 Branham. Mitchell —127 Branham. Randall — 158 Branoff, Cynthia —176 Branoff, Linda —176 Brantley. Rhonda Brantly, Vrenna — 176 Braun. Mark BRAWNER. MR ROBERT — 24, 34. 35 127 158 158 Brayan, Richard Braylock, Jerome Braylock, Monsena Breckenndge. Catherine —176 Brewer, James — 77,158 Brewer, James — 176 Bridgeforth, Thomas — 176 Bridges. Debra —127 Briggs. Kirk —127,176 Briggs, leroy —96,176 Brilinski, Dale — 176 Brines, Kirt —127 Briscoe, Rayce —127 Britt, John — 5} Brow, Brown Brown BROWN. MRS.1 Brown. Dennis Brown. Dominic — 176 Brown. John — 42 Brown. Karen Brown. Luther Brown. Maria — 127 Brown. Nancy —158 Brown. Patricia — 158 Brown. Richard — 176 Brown Robert —176 Brown. Susan -§112,158 Brown. Shawn Brown Terry - Bruce. James - Bruder Dorot! v — 127 Bryant. Keith - 108,176 Buchanan, David —158 Buck, Chris Buffey. Kim — 3$ 127 Buggs. Esteary Burchfield. M; Burks, Darwin Burks. Paul Burks. Rita — Burnett, Linda Burns. Brian 102, 15� Burns laccjuelme— 158 Burns, Judv — 119,158 Ro rns, Kenncth C Burns. Rocky — 238 Burns, Shirley —177 Burnside. William — 158 Burris. Linda —158 Burris, Pamela — 58.158 Burrow, Cindy —177 Burrow. Keith —177 Burton, Coreti — 162,177 Burton, Debra� -158 Busch. Mithat J Bush, Gregory - 88,158,17 Bush, John — Bushre, Kevin Buslnski, Mar Bussler, Linda Buterakos. Co Buterakos, |a Butler. Linda Butler, Marcus —177 Butler, Roberta — 177 Byrd, Alesia — 67.158 158 •ISA 127 i. 127, 210 - 88.92.158 97,177 Cabell, Dianne — 80.81,127 Cabell, Kenneth - 88,92,158 Cadwallader. Steve — 103,177 Caldwell, Craig —177 Caldwell, Irene —177 Caleca, James Caleca, Louis — 177 Caleca, Therese — 38.158 CALKINS. MRS. ELIZABETH - 25 Callico, Charles CALLAWAY, MRS. MARY — 29 Calton, Bonnie CAMERON. MR CHARLES Campbell, Carole —177 Campbell, Darwin — 92,117,127 Campbell. Donald — 127 Campbell. Frances —128 Campbell. Michelle — 80,119 Canada, Harry Canada. Vicky —177 Cantin, Daniel —128 Carey. Bethany — 158 Carlisle, Alan-168,158 Carmody, Mark —158 Carnes, Karen — 158 Carnes, Wanda 177 Carpenter, Blair — 159 Carpenter. Brad —159 Carr, |o-177 Carr, Kimberly —177 Carr, Mirian Carrick, Larry Carrier, Susan —177 Carroll, Norman —177 Carter, David —177 Carter, Geoff cry — 128 Carter, Jennalee Carter, Kenneth —128 Carter, Patricia — 112,159 Carter, Randy —159 Carter, Samantha — 154,159 Cavette, Greg — 96,159 Centers, Thaddeus Chamberlain, Rocky — 177 Chamberlain, Rod Chambers, Jana —177 Chambers Marc — 70. 71,159 CHAMBERS, MR ROBERT —24 Chaney, Dana —177 Chapman, Suzanne —159 Charles, Isaiah— 96J77 Chavez, Leslie Cheek. Don Cheney, Sl« ve — 68, 70.71 Childers, Michael Childs, lam — 30 Chimner. Michael CHRISTIANSEN, MR. DAR -5. 22,92, 240 Church. lanoHe — 119,177 Churchill, Lisa — 159 Clark. Debbie 177 Clark, Frederick - 159 Clark, Karen — 128 Clark, Marcella —177 Clark, Michael — 177 Clark. Robin-177 CL ARK MR RICHARD —16.24 Clark. Sally -177 Clements, Grace Clibei. Molly - 177 Clifford, Bradley — 177 ; CLOIHIER. MR JOHN —16. 19. 209 Cmclo, Mark — 114, 128 Coats, Julie —128 Coburn. Charles-177 Coburn turv 159 Coburn, Maty —177 Cocking, Kurt — 68. 70, 71, 128 Coggins, left -82,83 Coggins. Maureen Cole. Dw amc — 70,124,128. 202, 211 Cole. Jane Cole, Janice Cole. Lena — 177 Cole. Patricia — 70,128 Coleman. Michael Coleman. Nancy — 159 COLFMAN, MR ROBERT —17.19 Coles, Todd-112,159,170 Collard, Daniel — 177 Collaro. Joseph — 117.128 Colley, Roxanne Collins, Cynthia — 128 COUINS MR DONAID-24 16 Collins, Maurice — 128 Collins. Ronald — 128,136 COLLINS, MRS SADIE — 24 Index 235 Colton, Mark Colwell, Jerry — 159 Coney. Duane — 124,129 CONEY, MRS. BERNICE — 29 Conger. Ronald — 129 Conley. Theresa —177 Connelly, Teresa — 177 Connelly, Thomas —92,159 CONOVER, MRS. CAROL - 28 CONOVER. MRS KAREN - 24 Conover, Thaddeus Contreras, Catharine — 159 Conway, Betty — % Conway. Gerald — 96,177 Conway. Gilbert —177 Conway. Ronald — 129 Conyers. Mardese — 129.143 Cook, Cheryl — 177 Cook. Terry — 159 Cooley, Guy —177 Cooley, Sherry — 159 Coons, Kathleen — 159 Cooper, Dawn —177 Cooper, Shelia — 129 Cooper, Sheila — 177 Coote, Patricia — 129 Copedge, Dale —129 Copedge, Dulles — 92 Copedge, Karen — 81.129 Copeland, Terry — 68 Cornwell, Susan — 51,129 Costa, Constantine — 96.177 Cotner. Bradley — 32, 77.92.129 Cotner. Sharon — 51.70,159 Cotton. David —177 Cotton, Mona Coughlin, Carl — 177 Co . Greg —177 Cox, Joan Marie — 199.178 Co . Randy —178 Cox, Stephen COX, MRS YVONNE — 19 Crain, Randall — 159 Cramer, Barbara — 129 Cramer, Joseph —159 Crampton, Linda — 129 Crampton, Valorie — 178 Cran a|L Scott K ' NE.MR ALEX-24.112 1 ' • • . An . Crane, Bey .m -178 ranf ljnda - 64,112, 159. 178 ': C RANE, MR JACK-31 (raw ford, James Crawford, leola —178 Cnmm, Deborah —159 Crott Pamela - jf, 129 Croft. H|j — 178 Cross Vrtis Crossjeil — 100. 101.129 C ross ychauL- 178 ( rothfr . Karen — 178 Crum, Meph.me-159 Culhane Cathleen —178 CULNON. MRS JACKIE-22 CUMMINGS, Bngitt — 159 ( tjmrrsings, Pamela — 129 Cummin� ; Patricia—159 Cunningham, jane —211 C un; June —68,159 Cun. Theodore —178 urt Herman — 36,146,194 usf man. Terence —159 Dailv Barbara —159 Da r land, Jeffrey — 178 Date Nancy —130 Davidson. Dennis Davidson, Mark —178 Davis, Annette — 159 Davis. Darrell — 92 Davis. Bborah —159 Davis Diana — 178 Davis, Donald — 30 Davis. ExceJento — 178 £, Davis. Jacqueline —178 Davis, Jill —65.178 DAVIS, MRS JOANN - 25. 132 Davis. Joe — 178 Davis, Kathy 7 Davis, Kelly — 178 Davis. Kelvin —130 Davis. Lynn —64.67.130 Davis. Willie Dawkins. Alice—159 Dawkins, Betty— 130 Dawkim. |esse — 174,178 Dawson. Bridgets —159,192. 218. 219 Dawson, Rene —178 3J S; Dean, Daniel Dean, Dennis DEBLAISE. MRS. LAURA — 25. 217 Decker. Brenda — 130 Decker, David — 112,113,159 Dekelaita, David — 178 Delgado. Mary — 45.192 Demole, Timm DeMoss, Ronald — 96.159 Dennis, Sandra — 70,130 Dennison. Aralyn — 21.130, 210 Dennison. Katherine Deno, Sonja —178 E3eno, Steve Desco, George Detlaff, Beth —178 Devaughn, Rudolph — 159 Devereaux. Daniel — 159 Devcrnay, William — 160 Devine, Kevin Devine, Ronald — 160 Dewar. Donald — 130 Diamond, Jennifer Dickerson. Donald — 44.130.194 Dicks. Donald — 96.178 Diem. Gale — 160 Dill. Cynthia —130 Dill, Michael — 178 Diment, Tracey DIMENT. MR ROBERT - 16.19 Dively, Victor — 160 Dixon, Linda—130 Dockery. Dessie Dolan, Cindy — 178 Dolan, Stephanie — 160 Dominquez, Jeffrey Donahue. Anita Donaldson, Daniel — 160 DORN. MR. LEVORNIA — 29 Dougherty. Joseph —178 Dougherty. Sandra —130 Dowdy. Jennifer —64.130.197, 210 Downing. Mary —121 Doxtater, Rebecca Doxtater, Timothy — 160 Drago, Christopher — 178 Drake. Harold — 88,160 Drake, James —130 Drake. Rodney — 88.92,160, 238 Drake. Todd — 96 Draper, Nancy — 130,132 Oris� .11, loyce — 160 ‘(Mill, Cathy — 68, 70,160 Druipmond, Amos —160 Dubes. Jamie — 178 Dubie. Pamela - 178,199 Duflt orth. Robin Duckworth. Teresa —130 Duggan, Randy Dukes. Bruce — 17! Dukys, David Dukes, Hen Dukes, Phifl.p - |03,178 Dumas. Rosemary — 131.192. 218, 219, 231 Dumlrr, Donald Dunavant. Rodney— 112.178 Dunavart, William — 96,112,178 Duncan. Altreda — 178 DUNCAN. MR. WILLIAM —25. 34 Dunckel. Peggy - 160 Dungey, Charlene — 131 Dungey. David - 102. 103. 178 Dunlap, Cry stal - 160. 192. 218. 219 Dunlap, Judith flfiJi Dunlap. Tercs f - — 178- Dykstra, Roberta - 35.131.139 Dyson, Lillian - Eagle, Marsha — 9,160 Easley, Greg — 88.160 Easley, Ronald Easterling, Diane — 178 Easterwood. Wallace — 160 ECKLUND. MR. Cl ARE -22 Fddy. Judith — 166.178 Eddy. Michael — 114,115,160 Edwards, Kimbrell — 79.131 Edwards. LaMarr —131 Edwards. Ronald —131 Edwards, Tammy Eggleston, Peggy EHRLICH, MRS MARY —25, 38 ELIAS, MR TOM — 81.92.132 E Hedge, Sherri — 160 Ellithorpc, Dennis — 178 Emery, Douglas Emery, Guy — 104.105.131 Emmert. Donald — 88.160 Endicoit, Sharon 3 Eneix, Calhy fngelman. Max — 83,131 Eppinger, Robert — 52 Epps. Mark — 96, 160 Epstein. Nancy —131 fRCOLE. MR. NOBLE —25 Ervin. Arthur — 178 Ervin, Priscilla — 178 Estrello, Rebecca—131 Etherly, Rhonda — 160,162 Ethmgton. William Ethridge, Jerry Evans, Alexander (vans. Billie II Ivans, lamesj j Iverett, Rot ert — 178 Everett. Ronald—131 Everett, Sue —160 Everett, Timothy— 131 Everhart, Mjry — 178 Kerman. esley — 178 Ives. Karen —51, 160 I V« s Rav rnond— 178 lagan, lamce —131 lair, Charles — 160 lair, lames -65,132 I altin ( athv — 160 laiah, Jacob « 117,132, 205 farah. Manlynp — 160 lareio, John — 179 Fanes. ChrisnHHRH fearon Peter — 160 Feaster. Rodney — 96,108 179 Feldman, Jerome — 50,132 Fichtenbcrg, Ray — 44,132 Eiebernit , Charles — 88,92,160,168,197 Fiebernit . Kathy — 179 Fields. Kelly —132 Fields, Renee Finley. Randle — 68,69, 70, 71.132,233 Finn, Linda — 166,179 Finn. Richard Finn, Ron Finner, Pamala Finney, Anita Fintev, Jacquetta — 132 Filfpev. Rosa Lee — 160 Fuber. Danny Fisher, Robert Fisher Theodore - 11,112, 113,132, 240 IISHI R. MR. WII11 AM — 25. 43 FITJNER. MRS. DOROTHY - 56 Wahigan. c.vsen— 179 Fldtt. |o Ann —179 Fleming. opeland Flesh. r, Patricia — 179 I fttpjxm l). ( ofah -179 Floridda. Gary — 68, 179 p Ot ers. I ereJJCOf — 179,198 'Flowers, Wonnla— 132,198 Flvnn. Rohm —179 foland, Rebecca - 179 Folks, Marty —179 Fog . Judith — 35,64. 132 Forhes, Debra —179 FOrttner, Cheryl —179 Forstner. Darlene — 179 g -ibsler. Amy — 179 FOSTI R, MRS. HELENE — 25 41 Foan r, Jeff f°ut‘ b, Lucinda — 38, 160 foy, Anna — 160 Fram i- Carolyn — 132 fram s, Mu hael — 179 Frank Debbi —132 Franklin, ( alvin— 179 |ra� lin. Tad —160 Franklin, Veronica — 39,179 FREDIRICK, MRS. CATHERINE-22 Frederick. Davie— 179 fredenrk.Jarry 1 Frcdlrick, Joseph—132 Freden. k. Nancy — 179 Free, Nora - 132,133 Freer, Andrew Freer] Vern - 179 Freibcr ;rr. Elaine — 160 French Kath — 160 French Rose — 179 French, famra — 179 FRETENBOROUGH, MR. HARR1 — Ha Fneser K nn - 2, 57,68.132. 215, 240 Eromholz, David— 133 FROST MR GARTH -96 Frost. Laura- 160, 202 Frost. Theresa — 68, 69.133 Fuller, Bruce — 179 Fuller, Mary — 160 Fullerton, Hazel — 31 Fuqua, Karen —179 Fuqua. Stephen Furnay. Albert — 179 Furney, Dawn —179 Gaddis, John — 28 Gage. Philip - 160. 202 Gale. Donald — 160 Gale. Geoffrey — 133 Gall, Marc Callock, Paul - 56.112,179 Galonska, Sandra —133 Galycan, Kevin —179 GAMBlf, MR ANTHONY — 25 Gamble, Doris Gamble. Prezel — 179 Gann, Eric — 179 Garcia. Mtcaela Gardner, Micheal Gardner, Richard Garner. Herman Garrett. Karen —133 Garrefl, Velina —160 Gatson, Cecial — 180 Gatson, Keith — 180 Gaus, Jennifer — 33,64.160 Gaus, |o Ellen — 180 Gaviglio, Nancy —133 Gay, Tamara — 180 Gay, Timothy —160 Gearhart, Bradley Gemuenden, Nicholas Gemuenden. Richard — 160 Gentleman. William — 42.160 Gentry, Calvin —133 Gentry, Melvin — 160 George. Richard — 75,116,117,133 Gerholz. Dede — 160 Gerlach, Norman — 114,133 Gervais, Elizabeth Gibbs, Lorie —133, 203 Gibson, Eunice — 180 Gilbert, Huey Gilbert, Ira Gilbert, Lones Gilbert, Willie Gill, Annette — 69, 70,160 Gill. Jeffrey — 180 Gill, Theresa —133 Gillespie Donald — 160 Gillespie, Rick — % Gilmer, Gale — 160,169, 208 GifmPf. Toni — 3,133,146, 210, 221 .’10, 231 Gilmore, Dennis —180 Gilmore, Patrick — 180 Gisev� 'ite, Richard Glasby, Terri — 160 Goble, Ronald —180 Goertler, Valarie —160 Gohl, Roger — 112, 180 Golden, Karen — 62,174,180 Goldstein, Doug —83,100,101.133, 119 Gonser. Karen —180 Gonyea, Duane — 133 Goode, Dave—180 Goode, Doug — 28 Goode, Patricia — 161 («oodman, Benjamin — 161 Goodman, Johnnv Goodman, Sharon — 133 Goodman, Tamms — 180 Good rum, James Gordon, Claude -n — 119,161 Gordon, Elizabe th 180 Gorton, Daniel Goss, Thomas Goss, William — 118, 180 (.ough. Susan — 180 Grace, Tim —133 Graham. Rodne. — 103.180 Graham, Steven - 180 Graham, Virginia — 161 Granger, Tim — 161 Grant, Linda — 180 Grappih, Leo —180 Gravelle, Linda 180 Gray. Michael — 180 Green. Bill -85,86 Green, Nancy Greene, Darryl — 180 Greene, Jimmy — 162 Greene, Michael — 180 Greenwado, Randy Greenwood, Kazan — 169,180 Greer, Shelly — 69,133,138 Gregory. Carol — 50,161 Gregory. Donald —133 Gregory, Lisa — 180 236 Index Grifka. Daniel — 161 Griggs. Pamela — 39,180 Grinnage. Debra — 133 Groff. Darwin Grossi, Victor — 134 Guerrieri, Edward —180 Guice. Paulette — 180 Gulleckson, Kathy — 180 Gunnels, Ellen — 134 Gunnels, Rhonda — 50,161 Gunnels, Theresa — 180 Hagan. Martha — 161 —I iOO . .. - Hodge, Kim — 161 Hodges. Charles-112,135 Hodges, Cynthia — 181 Hodges, Karen — 161 Hodkins, Don — 181 Hoeksema, Mark — 161 Hoelscher, Kathryn —161 Hohn, Cynthia — 181 Holbrook. Michael — 135,194 Holden, Patricia — 135 Hollingshead, Kathy Hollins, Janet — 181 Hall, James — 180 Hall, lames Hall, ludy—134 Half Kevin Hall, Pamela - 180 Hall, Patty —134 Hall. Rol� ert Malliwill. Kathryn -161,208 :Hamilla. Carl —161 HAMII ION MR. DOUGLAS - 25 Hamilton, Leslie — 180 Hamilton, I oren Hanarek, Katherine — 134 Hancock. Jacqueline —134 Hancock, Karen ancock, Rita—134 amo k, Russell — 8,156,161 ansen Kelly — 180 Hanson, Randall — 13, 70. 71,161 ' Hanson, Robert — 3. 42,134 .JSHarbln. Charles - 92. 93.134 •jHardenburg, Kevin — 134 ®|HardonliufK. Randy jeoparding, Keith — 161 IBfardy, Rebecca —180 Hare, Alvin — 180 Hargett. Susan—134 Harkness, James —161 Harkness. John Harmon, Patricia—161 Harper, Doug — 134 Harper. Nancy — 161 ptarper utr B Harris, Dana — 55 Harris, Gary Harris. Linda — 70, 1BI HARRIS, MRS PATRICIA — 25 Harris, Ronald — 65,134 Hartfield. Cheryl —161 Hartley. Ronald — 134 Harvey, John - 96 118,174.181 Hasenohrl. Joseph — 134 Hasenohrl. William - 161 Hawklm. Cynthia — 135 Hazel, Scott — 181 Hecht, David —181 Heidel, (eeann — 181 Heinke, Nina —135, 211 HeHke. Keith — 181 Helgeson, Cynthia —135 Henderson, Therena —135 Henderson, Tracy —135 Hendley, Paula — 135 Hendley Terecia — 181 Hendrickson, Sandy — 166,181 Hensley. Diane — 181 Henson. John —181 Herbert, Billy —169 Herbert, David Herman, Barbara —161 Herman, Bethany — 181 Hernandez, Trina — 45,181 Herner. Toni — 3,135, 215,221 Herringer, lisa — 181 Herron, Nathan Hertz. Terri-126.128 Hertz, Thomas — 117,135, 205 Herzog, Mary —161 Hethenngton, Debbie — 135 Hewitt. Tracy —199 Hickey, Debra —161 Hicks, Bonnie Hicks, Gerald — 135 Hicks, Vanessa —161 Higgerson. Harold Higgins, Nikita —181 Higham, Nancy — 181 Hill, Carolyn Hill. Jac - 181 Hilton, Tina — 181 Hinde, Hugh Hines, Debbie — 14 Hoadley, Lori — 181 Hoag, Desranne — 8,161 Hodge. Gregory — 161 Hollins, Michael Holmes, Kenneth Holmes, Ricky HoKten. Joan — 181 Holsten, Wanda — 53,161,163 Holt, Elbert—43. 161 Holt. Karen - 181.186 Holt, William — 161 Hood, Judith —161 HOOKEY MR TOM —25 Hoops, Terry — 135,160 Hoover, John Hoover, Rodney Hopak, Mina Hopak, Timothy —181 Hopkins, lackie —181 Horn, John — 181 Horne, Brenda —135 Horne. Robin — 162 Horne, Vanessa Horton, Daphne Horton. Diane —162 Horton, Kathleen — 110,135 Horton. Miranda — 136 Horton, Pamela —181 Hosie, William — 181 Hosmer, Allyson — 181 Houck, Conny Houck, Gail Houck, Lisa - 166,181 Houck, Tamara —181 Houghtaling, Robert Houpt, Susan —162 House, Sharon — 181 Houston, Duane — %, 181 Houston, Gary Houston, Keith —181 Houston, Kevin Houston, Robin —181 Houston, Sherry — 182 Howard, Deborah —182 Howard, Gregory Howard, Kenneth — 182 Howard, Linda —162 Howard, Wayne —182 Howd, Ricky — 182 Howd, Saundra —136 Howe, Gail —182 Howe, Nancy Howell, Candice —182 Howell. Cynthia —162 Howell, John — 162 How ell Jos re Howelf.’fulie Howell, Melinda — 162 Hoyt, Jeffrey — 182 Hoyt, Scott —88.162 Hritz, Terri -136 Hubbard, Chris — 182 Hubbard. Cynthia — 166,182,193, 220 Hubbard, Patrick - 162 Hubbert. Beulah — 136 Hubbert. Rickie —103,182 Hubbert. Ronnie — 162 Huber, Gary — 182 Huddleston, Elmira —136 Huddleston, Naomi -162 Hudkins, Donald Hudson, Debra —162 Hudson, Sandra — 162 Hudson, Thomas —136 Hudspeth, Margaret — 136 Hughes, Daniel —182 Hughes, Greg — 182 Hughey , Russell —162 Hull, Rosemary Hundley. Judith —64,136. 216 Hungerford, Suzette — 182 Hunt, Charles —182 Hunt. David —136 Hunt, Denise —182 Hunt, Freda Hunt, Harriet Hunt, John Hunt, Matthew —182 Hunter, Charlotte — 182 Hunter, David Hunter, Jeffery Hunter, Mike Hunter, Montez — 162 HUNTER, MISS ROSE MARIE-26 Hunter, Victoria — 44.110,162 Hurd, Gary — 68 Hurley, Scott — 100,108,162.178 Hutchens, Faye —156 Hutchens, Marilyn Hutchens, Max — 136 HUT TENGA, MR. ORLO — 22.23 Hyde,Tony Hylton, Billy —162 Hylton, Roger Hynes, Debra — 70,182 Igram, Dale — 129,136 Igram. Mark — 136 Imboden, Faye —162 Indianer, Sandra —136 Ingram.Mary — 162 Inman, Donald —136 Irwin, Cynthia — 182 JACKOVK H, MRS. SL’ZANNf — 11.25. 47.110 jar ksor, Billy JACKSON, MR. 1 RED - 25. 77.92 JACKSON, MR. I AMES —25.77.97, 97,121, 209 Jackson. Jeanne —136 Jackson. Rodney — 182 lackson, Vincent IACKSON, MRS. WILMA - 21 Jacobs. Rene —162 Jacobs, Rita —162 James. Douglas Jamrog, Kathleen — 136 Jarvela, Jeffrey Jet kyII, Rkk — 96 Jefferson, Bryce — 70,136, 211 Jefferson, Cheryl —182 Jefferson, Mark —137 leffery, Nancy —162 Jeffery . Roger — 137 Jeffords. Lee Ann Jefferies, Sheila —16? Jenkins, Anthony Jenkins, Gregory Jenkins. Nancy —162 Jankins, Randall — 137,149 lenkins, Timothy — 162 Jennings, Cheryl — 68,162 Jennings, |oe —137 Jennings, Rick Jessup. Tom —112,113,137 Jewett. Debra Johns, Larry — 182 Johnson, Arval — 182 Johnson, Bernice —182 IW Johnson, Bernice — 182 Johnson, Beverly — 137 Johnson, Brian — 42,137 Johnson, Craig — 77.137 Johnson. Darke Johnson, Debra Johnson. Deforest — 137,194 Johnson, Dennis — 92,95,137 Johnson. Derrick --96.182 Johnson, Gene — 85, 86, 87, 92. 93, 104, 105, 106. 38. 238 Johnson, Jack — 182 Johnson, James —162 Johnson, James —162 Johnson, Jerry —182 Johnson, Jessica — 80,138 Johnson, Kevin —182 Johnson, Leslie —182 Johnson, Marqucri — 182 JOHNSON. MRS MARY —2 Johnson, Ronald —182 Johnson, Sabrina — 7,163 Johnson, Sherman — 174,182 Johnson, Sherrie — 182,193,220 Johnson, Tammy Jo — 68,182 Johnson. Teressa —138 Johnson, Terri — 163.182 Johnson, Theresa Johnson. Thomas — 77.78,98, 163. 1 Johnson, Vonnic Johnson, Vivian Jones. Allen lones, Cindy —182 Jones. Curtis — 96,103.182 A lones, Darlene—138 lones. Dawn — 163 IONES. MRS. EVELYN —26 lones, Gary — 138. 216 lones, Jamie —182 lones. Janie - 181 Jones. Jill — 181 Jones. Kim — 1 38 Jones, lena - 16} Jones, lettie Jones. Linda 18 3, 19 4 Jones. 1 inda — 6'. 181 Jones, Linda — 16} lones. Marilyn - 181 Jones. Marla 1 )8 lones. Peggy 16} Jones, Robert Jones. Tawanda —163 Jones, Teti— 183 Jones. Vaterie —138 Jordan, Denise Jordan Mark — 1 }8 Jordan. Patrice —68 183 Jordan, Rhonda Joseph. Perry lowers. Harold Judson, Lots — 1 M3 Justice, Roland 183 Justin, Melinda — 16 3 Kagen. David KAKKLRI.MK DAVID ■ kalanquin, Mark 181 Kanyuck, Pevg. - 138 Karl. Len- 85.86. 238 KARNES. MR MOSkO Keaton. Anthony — Keels. Howard 108 Keels, Mary - 183 Keely, lisa —163 Kehus, Betty — 163 KEIM, MR HAROLD -25, 38 Kelley, Annette —138 Kelly, Irma - 183 Kelso. Patrkia —163 Kelso, Shirley Kenville. Paul - 128,136, 203 Kcrouac, Kim — 183 Kerr. Dtrk Kerr. William —122,138,169 Kertesz. Darlene —138 Ketchum, Judy Ketchum, Matthew — 92 Key, Randy — 163 ■ Keyes, Kristine — 183 Kfyes, Patricia — 163 J Kidder, Craig —183 KUlbreath, Ann —183 Killbreath. Patricia — 163 Kincaid. Eric King. David—163 king, lams - 80.183 King. Julie King. Lori — 114,138 King. Naomi —163 Kinney,Mark -18 3 Kmney, Roger Kirb . Bryce —183 Kirk I isamarie — 183,186 Kirsh, Steve — 96 Kirkwood, Evella —138 Kitson. Kenneth Klee, Phyllis —174, 183 Kiepper. Jill — 3,139 Kline k, David —112,122,139 Klotko. Bryan — 139,151 KJocko, Dan—163 KluHv Deborah —139 Knecht, Dave-83,139 knight Bradley — 37,77.79,92. 139, 226 Knight, Kathy —183 KNIGHT. MR ROBERT — 25,116. 117 Knox, Lamar Koch, Judith —163 KOCHANEY. MR ROBI RT — 22. 23 Koegel. lane —139, 229 Koliboski, Joseph Kolm, Martin — 163 Komar my, Mitchell — 114.117,163, 205 KOSKINEN, MR ARTHL R —25 Koskinen, Kistin — 55,163. 202 Kottalis, Nick —139 Kramer, Matthew —164 Kramer, Tracey Krem, 7oa — 68,70.183 Krepp Mary —3,132. 139 Krepp, Robert -183 Kriegcr, Karla — 110, 1S6, 164 Krish. Stephen —183 Kuchrawv Collette — 74 183 Kyle. Kathy-64, 156.164 laatz, Kenneth Labar, Gary —132.139 Index 237 lack. Suzanne — 45,139 lackney. Michael —183 LaForest, Alan — 183 LAJEWSKI, MR RICHARD - 230, 239 lamay, Tammy — 183 lamb, Robert — 164 Lamb. Timothy — 104,108,120,183 Lancaster. Cathy —139 LANSUSKI, MR. WALT —114 landon. Shelly — 139 Lane. Cordon —183 lane. Kathy - 75.110, 111, 183 Lane. Kathy — 110,164 Lane, Kris 00 183.186 langer, Antonette — 70.186 Langley. Brad — 114 laporte, Terry — 102.186 laroque, Larry — 59 Latham, Edgar — 37,139 IAU. MR. THAD —6,26 Laughlin, Deborah Laur, Kevin — 164,168 Lavalley, April LAVENGOOD, MR. JOHN sVJMK.� x-J Law. Donald —183 Lawrence, David — 183 � ... ,— Lawrence, Michelle — 164 Lawson, Jeff —164 -J lawson, Kathryn — 183 afl| Lawson. Robert — 118, 39 lavsson. Robert —112. 164 Las, Diane - 36. 140 LAJEWSKI. MR RICHARD—26,41,168 leash. Donald %. 103,183 Leach, James leach. Richard - 14 ’4. 84. 85. 86. 92. 94 104, 105. 106, 107. 140. hr lee. Jeffrey - 116,117.iBL Lee, Linda — 183 lee. Robert — 5.92, 104, 140 Lee, Samuel — 183 Lee. Timothy — 164 Leech, William — 164 legette, Walter —140 Lcguo, Robert lenderman, Stanley Lesko, David Leslie, Mark — 183 Letts, Karen —70 Lewis. Brian —183 lewis, Cynthia —164 Lewis, Dennis — 164, 213 Lewis, James Lewis. Karen Lewis, lycrecia — 183 I idell, Kimberly 1 «.idle, Patricia - 69, 70, 164 l logins, Otis—164 l '«gins, Rrncsia — 140 l illy, Michael — 140 i immer, Karen — 164 IINTJER.MR ROBERT - 26, 88.89. %, 117 I mcoln, Mark — 164 I dsay, Laura — 164 l i idsey, David —164 I i tdsey, Donald —164 I ittle, Sandra - 3.112,121,140 II yod, Huston —183 Llvod, John — 92.140 loirhner. Ruth —183 Lofton, Stacy long. Jess Loper.Caren -3,110. 183 I per, Christine —165 Loren , Kimberly — 119,183 lorick. town l ovhka. Michelle —140 I owman, Dara — 140 l o on. Melody — 165 Lucas, Clementine —165 Luc kett. Anthony —140 Im kett. Cathy —165 lukas ek. Ann — 140 Luke. Janine — 134 Luke. John Lumley, Rickie Lunde, Mark — 165 Lundene, Dennis —140 lundene, Melvin — 183 Lyles, Bill - 183 LYNCH. MR JOHN—26 Lynch, Monica Lynn, Gina — 183 Mabry, Marva —68.183 Mabry, Melanie — 68, 70, 141, 240 Macaulay. Daniel —183 238 Index 95. MacDonald. Kathy — 51.141 Mack, Matthew —141 Mackey, Brian —128,141 MacPhal. Alan — 83 MacPhaii, Laura —67,141, 202 Madison, Timothy Maguire, Lynn — 183 Main. Barbara —67,165 Major, Martha —141 Malin, Sandra —183 Mallet. Alonzo — 183 Malloy, Connie —183 Malloy, Patrick — 184 Malloy, Theresa —141 Malone. Gary —168 Malone, Steven —141 Malone, Terry Malow, Chris Malzahn, Randy — 141 Mangapora, Nick — 184 Mangelsdorf, Michelle — 45. 56,141, 210, 221 Mann, John —141 Mann. Ronald — 184 Mannila, Johanna — 184 Mansour. Bethany — 184 Mar, Francisco Mar, Margarita — 184 MariJer. Mark —165 Margarites. William —184 MARGOM. MR. DENNIS—26,83, 100 Maricle, Michael Mariele, Robert — 16S Mar L unas. David —165 Markunas, Paul —141 Marr. |udy —184 Marr, lammy —141 Marsh, Richard Marshall. Qumtin —104,105,106 Martin, Christie — 184 Martin, David Martin. Debbie — 38,92,122,141. 218, 219 Martin, Greg — 184 Martin, Kathy — 165 Martin, Keven — 141 Martin, Laurie Martin, Lawrence Martin, Linda — 3,141 Martin, Priscilla — 165 Martin, Tammy — 165,173 Martin, Theresa — 184, 210 Marx, Deborah — 165, 210 Maslak. Scott Mason, David — 141 Mason, Harold — 96,184 Mason, Judith — 165 umeia ______ Mater, Marianne — 165 Mathers, Betty —184 Mathers. Bill — 184 Matthews, Diana Matthews. I averne — 165 Matusik, Mike Maxwell, Sherri — 68 Mas net, Kenneth Mavville. Shawn — 184 McCabe. Daniel — 92,141 McCarlev. Russell —165 McCarthy, Frank — 165 McClain, Andrea — 184 McClain, Delores —184 McClain, Sandra — 124,184 McClain, Virgil — 141 McClara, Diane — 142 McCImton, Vernon McCloud, Sharon McCkiskey, Billy —184 McCluskcy, Robert —184 McCollum. Barbara — 184 McCollum. Sue — 110,156, 164 McDaniel. Alvin McDaniel, Ravmond —184 McDonald. Dorene —184 McDonald, Kenneth —142 McFee. Julie — 69.165 McGaha, Kimberly — 184 McGeoch. Leslie McGlmc hey. Mark - 142 McGovern Barbara — 142 McGraw. Patrick —114, 165 McGraw, iimothy —184 McGuirk, Jo Anne — 13, 47. 56. 119. 142, 192. 218. 219, 234 McHenry, Das id — 92,165 McHenrv, Grady 165 McIntosh. Tamms —184 McIntyre, |err i — 165 McKamie. Robert — 142 McKclIar, Martha —184 McKinney, Jada — 184 McKinmes, Keith — 117,142 McKinnies. Stephanie — 184 McKinstry. Nancy — 142 Ms Knight. Theresa — 69, 70,165 Me Knight, Timothy Me Lean, Cindy Ms Lees, Matthew — 165 M« Mullen, Michael — 165 Ms Mullen. Keith - 169,184 McMurray. David — 103,184 Ms Murray, Patricia — 142,146 Mr Sea, Frank - 108,142 Ms Nea, Kathleen — 165 MrNeal. Deborah —165 McNeill, Christine — 38,165 McNew, Michelle — 166 McPherson, Jerry McQueen, David — 88, 89.92. 94 1 M Williams. Robbie —108 Meadows, Bethany — 142 .Mf ADOWS, MRS BETTi -20 Medcoff, Michael 142 Medcoff, Steve Mcdling, Doug Meter, Brian — 142 Meier, Kenneth — 3 MEISSNER. MRS SUE Mercer, Stacy Merrill, Charles Merritt, Angela Mcrriwcther. Deborah —142 Metcalfe, David Metevier, Robert Mnthner. Monica — 142 Middleton, David — 184 Middleton. JoAnn —142 Middleton. Scott —114,166 Mienkwic, Daeia Milam, Gary — 203 Miller, Cecelia —184 Miller, Dean — 184 Miller, Donna —184 Miller. Eassie Mdler, John MILLER, DR. LLOYD -26,63 Miller, Mary — 199 Miller, Michael —185 Miller, Michael — 143 Miller. Thomas —143 Miller, Timothy —118 Mitts, Tim - Mills, Ricky Minner, Tyree —92,104,143 M� mlu� e,J«ll - 92,112,215,166.210,217 Mitchell, Delbert Mitchell, Donald — 166 Mitchell, Garlan — 185 Mitchell, James — 185 Mitchell, I avern —143 Mite hell, Mika Mitchell. Sandra —166 Mitchell, lerri— 166 Mixon. Eumta — 166 Molina, Lorenzo Molina, Rose 143 Molpus. James — 143 Money, Guy — 166 Montgomery. Jerry Montgomery, Johnny — 185 Montgomery, Nonie — 185 Montney, Jeff — 185 Moore, Barbara — 185,193,220 Moore, Billy Morway. Rory 166 Mosher, Brian — 185 Moss. Gregory — 185 Moss, Mary —67,185 Moss, Ronnie — 185 Mnufchter,Linda — 42 ’4 3 Moulton. I vnnora —185 Mouser Brad Moo i ray, Randall—14 t Mother in, Sjndra — 1W� Mu n iz, Dana — 185 Munroe, leff - 68.166,171,197. 217 Munroe. Michael —52,143 MURDOCK, MRS HELEN - 26 DOCK. MRS MARGARET—21 hy, Carol - 185 phy. Derrick —143 phy James —197 Morphs. Kimir — 166,169 166 Morphy, Mary — 185 Murray, George — 68, 70, 71. 185 Murray, Robert — 68,70. 71,126, 143 Mushatt. Carlin Mo shat I, Karen — 166 Ms les. Monjuan - 68. 69.143 Sankervis, Thomas — 114, 143 Nar.t, ie -166 anI, Donald - 96,185 Nash, Jan.- - 185 Nash, Preston — 143 Nash. Richard —74, 76,77.78, 99,143 Navh Robert Na$sei,C,in.« - 166 Nathan, Daniel -185 Seedmn, Pamela —144 Needom, Pa il« tte — 166 Neely, Leonard — 96,108 3 Neill, Duan- -83 Neil Ison, Michael — 18r- Neises. Donald Nelson, Nancy—144 Nelson, Paul - 54. 144 204 Ison, Robert — 185 Nemecek, Kenneth - 166 Nenoff, Boris Nenoff, Linda - 166 Nenoff Neno—185 Neville Janet — 144 Neville. Mark—102,185 New, Luia —166 New, Lorraine — 185,206 Newberry, Sue Newman. Sh.irron — 186 Nic holts, Mic helle 186 I Nichols, Lawrence Nichols, Pamela 186 185 Moore, Booker — 90,92,108,109,185 Moore. Deborah — 185 ■. Moore, Doloris —185 MOORE. MR. JESSE - 23. 33 Moore, Johnny —185 Moore, Norman — 91, 92, 93.104. 108 Moreficld, Arlene —185 Morgan, Bridge Morgan, Clarence — 8,166 Morgan, Fred Morgan, Kevin Morgan. Mu i —166 Morgan, Sherry — 185 Mortarity, Timothy MORRIS, MRS. AUDREY - 28 Morris, Elizabeth —185 Morris, Kelly —185 MORRIS, MR PATRICK —26 Morse, Jo Anne -166, 208. 209. 215, 221 Mortimer, Scott — 185 Mortimer, William — 143,161 Morton. Debra — 166 Nielsen, Dennis —186 t eman, Elmer Nimcheski. Kim —186 Nolen, Stephanie — 166,193. 201 Norrington, Dean — 88.166 Norris. Cheryl —186 Norris, Willie —166 Norton, Melvin —186 Norwood. Kim Ann — 186 Novick, David — 186 Oates, Dennis Oates, Terry — 96,108.186 Oben, Jean — 166 Obrien. Steve—166 Ockert, Joanne — 186 Ockert, Wanda — 58.144 Odell, Rodney — 186 Odle, Elame — 186 O'Hara, Jody — 186 lcary, Robert — 166 Olson, Eric — 83.166,167. 211 Ol S2FWSKI. MR. VINCENT — 14, 18 Opheim. Diane — 144,232 Oros, James Off, ( h,tries — 92 Orr. Mary — 186 Off. Mic hael —186 Oir William — 59. 144 Osborn. Diana — 186 Osborn, Mark — 186 Oskey, Donald — 112,144 Ottenwess. David Owens, Coyanne —1d6 Owens. Jeffrey 167 Pacheco, Lucv — 144 Page. Harold 85,118,144 Page. Pamela — 186 Palm, Suzanne- 186 Palmer, Kenneth — 88 144 Pane hula, Michael — 186 Papathanaxiou, Minka — 228 6 06X33 31 1 Pappat, David — 52,92,144 Parham, Nikki —167 Parker, Thomas —167 Parks, Eleanor — 144 Parks, Judy — 3,35,67,144 Parr. Jill-186 Parrish, Penny — 167 Partridge, Gail —167 Patson, Ronald Patton, Michele — 186.199 Paul, Judith — 144. 166 Pavkovich, Joan —145 Pawloski, Janice — 70,186 Pawluk, Donna —167 Payne, Suzanne —167 Pearson, Leslie —145 Peckman, Pamela — 145, 211 Pecknyo, Kim — 186 Pecknyo. Ronald —167, 215 Pellrev Jack Pelland, Ronald — 8. 88,167 'Yendergraff, Dawn —167 Penegar, Kevin Pennala, Karen —132,167 Peoples, Birdie Peppier, Dianne - 186 Peppier, Jack —145 Peppier, Michael — 145 Peppier, Pamela —145 Perez, Richard — 92,167 Perrine. David — 145 Perrinc, Gary —145 Perry, Chervl — 186 Perry, Mark —112,168 Perry, Melvenus —168 Peters, Danny — 112,145 Peters, David Peters, Shari — 186 Peterson, Nancy — 62.168 Peterson, Polly Petro, Kimberly —186 Petropoulos, Gus —145 Phegley, Martin —168 PHELPS, MR. ROGER-26 Phelps, Wayne — 168 Phillips, Alice — 186 Phillips, Carmen —186 PHILLIPS, MRS. IDA-26 Phillips, Kent — 145 Phillips, Robert — 145, 209 Phipps, Tommy — 96,186 Photiou, Anastasi —168 Photiou, Dino Pierce, Michael —186 Pierson, Diane — 168 Pike, Laura - 69.168 Pilara, John —186 Pillen, Karen — 145 Pillen, Kurt — 186 Pillsbury, David —117,186 Pintacura, Dianna — 68,186 Pippins, James — 168 Pirrotta, Arthur — 68 Pitts, Denice —145 Pitts, Melenda —145 Pitts, Tanya - 124,145 Plant, Annette — 168 Plasha, Louann — 168 Plewes, David — 168 PLOURDE, MR RICHARD — 18 Plourde, Rosemarie — 145, 210 Plumley, Susan —145 Pointer, Tyreese —186 Polk, Jeff - 86 Polk, Jody —168 Pollard, Edward Pollard, Kenneth - 92,162,167 Pollock, Gerald — 187,197 Porter, Becky —168 Porter, Brian — 184,187 Porter, Mark —168 Portney, Jeffrey —187 Portney, Steven —145 Pounds, Stewart — 187 Powell, Andrea —187 Powell, Carolyn Powell, John Powell, Jim — 187 Powell, Leona Prevo, Beverly — 66,68, 70,168 Price, Kevin —168 Price, Robin — 187 Price, Sharon - 145 Primm, Joanne —145 Prince, Janet — 45, 145 Pringle. June Pringle, Theresa —187 223 Proffer. Gregory Pruitt. Artis Pruitt, Kelvin — 187 Pruitt, Reva —145 Pruitt. Sabrina —168 Puckett, David - 99,145 Puckett, Michael-118,137 Pugmire, Rae Ann — 3,123,145, 214, 222, Purnell, Andre —168 Putman, Ralph —168 Pyschcr, Mark Kamlow, Dianne —168, 221 Ramsey, Blaine - 96,103,187 Randall, Therese Randolph, Arthur — 187 Randolph. Genese —187 Randolph, Pamela —187 Raney, Melvin - 112,146 Rann, Donald —187 Rathbun, Janine — 69,168 Rathburn, Dan — 35,130,146 Rau, Perrv —168 Ray, Darrin — 187 Rayner, Shirley — 187 Reaves, Diana — 47,110,187 Reaves. Kendall - 162,168,192, 218, 219 Reese, Michael —146 Reeves, Jerry Reeves, Loma —187 Reeves, Ryan — 2,104,146 Reid, Melvin —168 Reid, Rosemary — 146 Reid, Valerie Remagcn, Michael — 146 Rennecker. Reed — 14,92,145,169 Reno, Robin — 146 RETTENMUND, MR MARVIN —27, 84, 85, 86. 87.192 Reynolds. John — 168 Rhyne, Timothy —187 Rice, EJetty — 168 Rich, Jill - 187 Rich, Sandra — 146 Richard, Deloris Richards, Beth —187 Richardson, Carlyle — 77,92, 104,146 RICHARDSON, MR KEITH — 27. 74. 104 Richter, John — 114,146 Rickman, Randy — 84, 85, 86 RICKY, MR. LOWELL-27 Ridgway, June — 146, 148, 149 RILEY. MR. JACK —27 Riley, Mary—59,75.119 168 Riley, Suzanne —187 Ringo, Frederick —118,187 Ringo, Karl — 168 Risinger, Scott — 146 RISKER, MISS ROSE-21 Rittenbery, Debra — 156,168, 221 Roberts, Michael — 187 Roberts, Tamara — 168 Robinson, Angeleque —168 Robinson, Carl — 187 Robinson, Danny Robinson. Jerome — 187 Robinson, Juan — 169 Robinson, Kathy —187 Robinson, Kerry —187 Robinson, Michael —61,77,78 Robinson, Stephen — 103,187 Robinson, Wayne Roche, Kathy — 146 Roche, Michael Rot k, Brian Rock, Bruce Roddy, Lori —187 Rodgers, Chauncey - 187 Rodgers, Randy —187 Roesner, John —187 Rogers, Bruce —147 Rogers, Jeffrey —187 Rogers Linda — 169 Rogers. Michael — 147 Rogers. Michael — 169 Rogers William —187 Rollins. Michael —147 Ronan, Kimberly — 38,147, 216 Rosario, Edna —147 Rosario, Ramon — 18,147, 195 Rosebush, Brian —147 Ross, Carol —187 Ross, Hersey Ross, Michael — 169 Ross, Nancy —147 Rothlcy, Theresa —187 Rothwell, Mark —187 Royce, Mark Rudi, David —169 kudi, Roger — 187 Rumer, Michael Runyon, Suzanne —169 Russell, Carmen —169 Russell, John — 96,103,188 Russell, Karen Russell, Samuel —147 Ruterbusch, Bradley —188 Ruterbusch, William — 147 Rutherford, Michael — 114,169 Rutter, Dana — 68, 70, 188 Ryan, James — 147 Sabucco, Cynthia — 188 Sabuco, Karen —188 Sagady, Teresa —188 Sampson, George Sampson, Nathan —169 Sanborn, Judy — 54,169, 202 Sanders. Dennis —188 Santoro, Pamela — 188 Santucci, Joe —114,169 Sargent, Rozanne — 188 Sartor, Karen-3.68,147. 232 Satkowiak, Joseph — 102,147,188 Satkowiak, Elaine — 147 Schaumherg. Kyle — 188 Schiefer, lames — 188 Schmidlin, Sue —169 Schmidt, David —147 Schmidt, Frank Schmidt. Michael - 88,92.147,195, 211 Schmidt. Robert — 88 Schmier, Leslie — 169 Schneider. Daniel -169 Schnittkcr, Alvin —147 SCHOB1R. MR. DALE — 27 Scholl, Joseph Schramm, Keith Schwartz, Drew —169 Schwind, Kendall — 147 Scott, Darryl — 170 Scott, Ernest Scott, John — 188 Scott, Maurice —188 Scott, Rebecca — 148 Scott, Robert —148 Scott, William — 178,188 Scroggins, David —170 Scruggs. Delores — 188 Secrist, Cynthia —188 Sedlar, James —148 Sedlar, Karen —188 Seeforg. Helge —188 Seide, Bennye —83 Seijas, Laura — 35,36,148,213 Seijas, Martha —; 170 Seman, Gregory — 188 Shanafclt. Joy 148 Shank, Janet 44 188 Shankle, Dexter 42,77,86,92,123,136,148, 236 Shannon. Melody —170 Shapiro Sue Sharon. Michael— 170 Shaw, Dale - 63,148 Shaw. lillette Shelley Brian Shelpman. Kitty Shelpman. Pat — 188 Sheltraw. Larry — 88.170 Sheppard, Barrie —188 SHEPPARD. MRS. VIRGINIA - 27. 56 Sheren, Teresa Sherman, Ronald — 188 Shewbuirt, Jack — 56.148 Shoe mo, Jerome Siegel. Mark Simon, Edith —157 Simon, Youvalanda —188 SIMONS. MRS. ROBERT A —29 Simpson. Adrienne — 188 Simpson. Cynthia — 148 Simpson Larry —188 SIMS. MRS. MELVIA Sir let, Gary —170 Sisson, Steven —188 Skinner. Dan Skinner. David —170 Skinner Joyce — 188 Skoczylas, David — 148 ;ren, Jane 15, 40, ir, Hannah ______J, Terrence — 170 Sluder, Elizabeth — 170 Sluder, Viola —148 Smiley, Brenda — 110,162 Smiley,. Trena Smith, Annette — 188 Smith, Barbara — 148 Smith, Brenda — 188 Smith, Carolyn — 188 Smith, Cheryl — 188 Smith, Christine — 68,69, 70,188 Smith, Cynthia - 58,148 Smith, Delores — 188 Smith, Frederick — 188 Smith, Gary — 170,197 SMITH. MR. GERALD —27 Smith, Gregory — 188 Smith, leffrey — 188 Smith, Jeffrey — 188 Smith, JoAnne — 148 Smith, John — 170 Smith, Kelita —110,189 Smith, Kimra — 189 SMITH, MR I ARRY 27,92.120 Smith, Marjorie —170 Smith, Mark - 148, 209, 227 Smith. Melvin —92.108,170 Smith, Michael —189 Smith, Michael — 148 SMITH, MRS. MILDRED - 20, 232 Smith, Rebecca — 189 Smith, Sophia — 189 Smith, Theodis Smith, Velma Smithee, Sherry —170 Smithingell, John —189 Smorch, Dennis Smyers, Carolyn Smyers, Debra Smyers, Joseph — 170 Snider, James —148 Snyder, Valerie — 189 Snyder, Verl —170 Somers, James — 189 Sopko, James — 189 Sorkin, Charles -34.170, 204, 216 Sorscher, David — 60,83,170 Sorscher, Eric - 35,82,83.114,149,212 Sorscher, Steve —114,189 Sovey, Connie — 8,42,149 Sowles, Roger —149 Spaly, Cary — 189 Spaly, Robert — 149 Spangler, Edward Spangler, Gaye — 32,42,149 Spangler, Susan —170 Spaulding, Billie spaulding, Cathy —189 Spaulding, Jimmie — 15.170 Spence, Laura Spence, Michael — 189 Spencer, Brenda — 3, 131,149, 221 • SPENCER, MR,GORDON -11, 28 Spencer. Keith - 189 Spivey, Dennis Spohn, Tracy —149 Spoils, Michael - 40,88.92,94.162,170,216 I Spottsvillc. Greg Spottsville, Richard — 149 ack — 56.148 ome —170 - 114,170,175 2,148. 215, 221 Sprague, Patricia — 189 Sprague, Tony —189 SQUIRE. MR ARTHUR -28 Stadtfeld, Kathleen — 189 Stafford, Kelly - 189 Stallworth, Dean —170 Standifer, William — 189 Stange, Kevin Stanton, Nancy 170 Stanton. William — 189 Starr, Cynthia — 170 Starr, Lawrence — 189 Starr. Morise Starr, Theobland — 189 Steel. Andrew — 92 Steel. Cherrie -170 Steel, Sherrie —171 Stefanic, Susan — 189 Stevens, Charles — 189 Stevens, James Stevens, Randall —96. 189 Stevens, Rene — 189 Stevens, Samuel — 189 Stevenson, Bill — 31 Stewart, Bernadet Stewart, Bill —149 STEWART, MR. DONALD - 35 STEWART. MRS. LYNNE STICK. MR KEN —23,108 Stinnett, Deidre — 189 Stockard. Emma — 44,171 ockard, James — 55.189 kard. Steve Index 239 Stockmger, Greg — 79. 92.149 Stockman, Frances Stogsdill. Kirstie - 123,149, 215. 222. 223 Stogsdill. Lori - 176.177.189 Stone, Kenneth — 189 Stout. Elijah — 189 Streich, Joel — 35.75.140.141 Strobel. Susan — 149, 212 Slultz, Susan — 69,171 Suber, lorilyn —171 Suber, Michael — 148,149 Suggs. Denise — 189 Suggs, George Sullivan, Amy — 189 Sullivan, Joseph —189 Sullivan, Margaret — 34,41,149, 210 Sullivan, Tim —171 Summers. Beverly —189 SUMMERS, MR. GENE — 27 Summers, LaTisha — 69.149 Sunday, Thomas — 147,150 Sutherland. Sherry —171 Sutton, Kenneth — 171 SWAIN, MR MITCHELL —19 Swank, Robert Swanson. Angela — 171 Swanson, Cherylly — 189 Swanson, Fred Sweeney. Keith —189 Swisher, Denise . . Switzer, Linda — 171 Sword, Mary —171 Sydenham. David Syfert, Kathy Szajko, Frank —79 Tackett. Janet —150 Tackett. Robbie — 189 Taeckens, Dale —75,21! Takish, Mike— 171 Talifarro, Robin Tankersley Carol —189 Tanner, Linda IAPPFRT. MR. ALLEN—27 Tate. Cynthia— 150 Tate. Patti — 171 Tatum, Thomas —171 Taylor. Barbara -189 Taylor, Cindy—189 Taylor, Daryl Taylor, Frenchette —150 Taylor. Hervey - 171 Taylor, John —108. 171 Taylor.Lisa —171 Taylor,'Marlene —189 Taylor, Mary — 150 Taylor, Meriann —189 Taylor, Michael — 86,92,189 Taylor, Michael —104.150 Taylof.’Robfn —189 Taylor, Timothy — 66.67.150 Teel. Steve Tclliga. Matthew - 171,235 TERWILLIGER, MR. CARL — 6.‘ Tesija, John Tesija, Nan - 34. 35,54.150,197. Th J,Q,w d- 100,171 Thafcx hy - iso Thalheim. David — 171 Thibault, Ann —150 Thibault. Cheryl—171 Thibeaut, Karen —11? 150 Thiell, Debfl-189 Thomas. Carl — 44. f 7Q, Thomas, Gbrnelio—185 Debra -164 .John —151 Mae —190 Michael —171 Patricia —171 Phillip-150,151 s MRS R09IT -27. 119 | Tangita — 119,190,193. 220 Thompson. Joseph Thom pson, Joyce — 171 Thompson, Mark — 114,171 Thornberry, Daniel — 190 Thorne, Karolyn —151 Tillage Annette —151 Tillage. Sheila —190 Timbs, Steven Tipton, AUen — 88.151 Toll, Patti —151 Tomassilli, Anna — 155.171 Trahar, Richard Tramham David Trantham, Trantham. Tamara — 50.1 Traynor, Patricia — 190 Treubrodt. Mark — 114,115,171 Trombly, Robert — 190 Troyer, Lance — 190 Troyer, Lawrence Truesdell, Julia —151 Truesdell, Linda — 67,190 TUNSTALL. MR HOSEA — 29 Turner, Leroy Turner, Marvin — 151, 203 Turner, Phillip — 171 Turner, Willie — 74.104,107,151 Turnipseed, Chris Twitty, John Tyiska. Andra —190 Tyiska, Patrice — 151 Tyler, Brenda — 190 Udell. Christopher — 190 Vahala, Kerry — 102,190 VanBuren, Carol — 151 VANDENBOSCH. MRS BETTY — 25 Vanderford. Larry Vanderhoff, Arthur — 190 Vandctte. Cindy — 134,151 Vandette, Mark — 168.171 Vaneckhoutte. Deb VanHamlin, Da VANORDE V MR. DONALD - 27 Vanover, Ellen — 151 Vaughn. Donald — 52,151 VEASLEY. MRS BARBARA —23 Veasley, Beeman - 74,77,78,90.92.136,151 Veasley. Hope —190 Veras, Marco - 112 Verdun, Lionel —----------— ’ ; Verdun, Sherry — 119,190 Vincent, Kathy - 13,81.151.192, 2� , 219, 2J‘ Vinson, Dorothy — 190 Vinyard, Dianne — 134.151 Violette, Tammy — 172 gjtofette, Wayne Voiers, Wayne Voiers. Woodroi Vowell, James _ Vredeveld David—190 Vyvyan, Linda 69,172 Wade. Cathy -WH’ Wade. Daring - 11J( 152. 227 Wade, Gordon — 1 2 Wade, Patricia — 190 Wadsworth. Haywood — 96,190 Wagner, Kimberly — 168.172 Wagner. Nanc, — 34, 35. 69,152, 210 Walden. Michael — 35.134,146.152 Walker, Brian -88,172.197 Walker. Craig - 190 Walker. Don —117 Walker, John -172 Walker. Joyce - 190 Walker. Martha —172 Walker. Palmer-116,117 Walker, Tammy — 190 Walker. Vickie —15.123,127,152. 223 Wallace, Barry — 172 Wallen. Terry -152 Waller, Karen — 172 Waller, Vincent —190 Wallo, Joanne —152 Walrath. Mark —190 Walters. Carla —172 Walters. Kim — 190 Walton, Derick Walworth, Cynthia —190 Walworth, Cynthia —152 alworth, Janice —172 Wandrie, Carol ard, Brenda — 190 Ward, Gary-172 Ward. Kathy Ward, Lonnie Ward, Martita — 190 tVird, Michelle —190 { WARD. MR RUSS-23 Wargo, Connie —172 Warner. Randy — 68 Warren, Bruce — 100,172 Warren, Deoorah —190 Warson. George —120 Washington, Gralmg Vaftfns, Caro? WATKINS, MRS Watkins, Robin -172 Watson. Boar — 63,108,172 Watson, Cynthia —152 Watson, Deborah — 68J?0.190 __________ 193 en —190,; WATKINS, MRS DWELU - 21 Watson, Kim - 123, 152. 208, 209, 214, 221. 223, 227 Watson, Randy — 190 Watson, Rodger — 172 Watson, Sharon — 172 Watson, Teresa Watson, Tony — 190 Watts, Darrel — 190 Way, Julie — 190 Weatherford. Rita WEATHERS. MRS CARL — 27 Webb, Johnny — 190 Webb, Laura — 190 W ebb. Stephen - 83. 133,152, 210 Weeks. Cherie — 172 Weidner. Donna - 152 Weiler, Steven 123,152 Weinreiv I awretu � v—190 Weiss, Susan - 152. 210 Weissend. Bruce - 117. 172 Welch, Timothy Welker. Richard 152 Wells, Jerry - 172 £ Wells, Robin — 190 Wells, Terry — 168,172, 207 | WENTZ, MR BARRY — 27,60,62,64, 210 Werbe, James — 190 Werbe, Nancy —190 JEAN — 27 West. Cindy - 1S2, 203 Westervelt. Karl—172 Weston Barbara —152 Westra, laia - 152,197 Westra, Mm —172 Whetstone, Anita Whltcraft, William —190 White, Burnestme — 152 White, Cathy- 152 White, Donald White, Douglas - 79. 85 86. 90, 92, 238 White, lames —172 White, Joann White, Leona 172 Whiff. Mkharl White, TVfrw White, Verbena — 190 White, William —152 Whitehead. Michael - 190 Whitener. Stace —172 Whitmore, Pamela—172 sr ■ Wieland, Terry Wienbrauck, Tuna — 35. 114, 119 143, 152. 0 215. 221 WIERMAN.MR BRUCE —.28, 32 Wiggins, Orts 1 — Willey, Lora — 191 Williams. Booby - 132,146,152 Williams. Cassandra —172 Williams, David — 152 Williams, David —172 Williams, Diane — 152, 208 Williams, Elaine —172 Williams, Glenn —172 Williams. Jewel —172 Williams, Kenneth —172 Williams. Kenneth —62,163 Williams, Kenneth —153 Williams. Kim Williams, Lisa — 7,153 Williams, Marsha —172 Williams, Marshall —191 Williams, Michael —191 Williams, Onakay —172 Williams, Pamela —191 Williams. Phil —114,153 Williams, Renee —153 Williams, Rhonda —172 Williams. Robin —173 Williams, Shelia —173 Williams, Sherri —153, 210 Williams, T Marie — 153 Williams. Terry — 191 Williams, Tony —153 Wrtliams, Valorie — 191 Willis, Andre Willis, Anthony — 191 Willis, Brenda — 173 Wills, Peter—114,191 Wilson, Annette —173 Wilson, Anthony Wilson, Dante Wilson, Debbie —191 Wilson, Early — 191 Wilson, Frederick Wilson, Frederick —153 Wilson, Gerald —173 Wilson, Linda —.191 Wilson, Marquetta —153 Wilson, Mary Wilson, Naomi W ILSON, MR PARIS — 28 Wilson. Peggy —173 Wilson, Richjrd — 173 Wilson. Robert — 161,191 Wilson. Robert — 191,194 Wilson, Terrence — 153 W.ndle, Kelli - 191 Wineman, Brenda — 191 Winer, Marcia —173 Winston, Randy Winters, Elle - 173 Winters, Mary —153 Winters, Sherry — 166,173 Wirt. Tom Wise. Darrell Wise. Kerwin Witcher, Leodis Witcher, Vonda —173 Wittbrodt. Ann -191 Wittbrodt, Richard — 104 WITTEN, MRS. FAITH-21 Wollard, Andrew —191 Wollard, Dennis —191 Wood, Wendall - 68, 70,71,173 Woodruff. Laurie — 173 Woods, Turok Woodson Phyllis-173 Woolard, Cynthia —173 Wooley, Marty -|173 Word Carl—91 92 108 WRIGHT. MRS. CAROL - 27, 36 Wright, Danny —153 Wright, Jimmy —191 Wright, Kathy —153 Wright. Katrina — 191 Wright, Kelvin Wright, Mildred - 173 Wright, Ralph — 53,173 Wright. Randy — 191 Wright. Ronald —153 Wright, Scott —173 Wright, Tammy — 191 W.att. Robert — 191 Wvnn, Gary Wynne, Anthony — 191 Yale Howard -58,173 Yale. Nancy auch, Kevin —153,214 Ybarra, Gregory —112,153 Yoke. Laura —153 Younce, Joseph —191 Young, Deborah — 173 Young. Farris —173 Young, Janet — 68,173 Vnone Kenneth —151 Young. Letrice —173 Young. Rodney —173 Younger, Larry —92,153 | Younger, LawrenCc -92,153 Zajaczkowski, Mary Ann Zalizny, Nora —191 Zarko, Tracy Zawol, Ann — 153 Zawol, Janice — 173 Zbiciak. Mark — 84. 85. B6,87 Zbiciak, Nick — 173 Zbiciak, Robert - 86, 89 153 Zeglevski, Daniel Zeglevski, Emil — 153 Zelenko. David —173 Zimmerman, Aaron 12,151 ,-17J'no ft 240 Index