Tawas Area High School - Brave Impressions Yearbook (Tawas City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1978 volume:

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Is the shepherd not joyful beneath his trembling, that he shall wear the mark of the king? Yet is he not more mindful of his trembling? For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. From THE PROPHET by Kahill Gibran Ta ble Of Con ten ts Organizations . , , . . . . . .5 Sports ....... ..... I 7 Activities ....... ..... 4 2 Underelassmen . . . . . . . .60 Seniors ......... ..... 8 3 Faculty ....., .... I 08 Advertising . . . , . . ,117 Q. ' V 1' 1 v si ,ggi -Aish, it x Wim i, 3 722 '. 2 E Q15 fl f. ,ig w 1 M31 - -- mu, H i ,, , . X.. V ,. m:,V, Q . EE, ORGANIZATIUNS One of the highlights of this years band was a performance at the 33rd. Midwestern Music Conference held at Ann Arbor. Out of thirty-seven Class A bands competing, the Tawas Band was one of five to receive all I's in state competition. Symphonic Band members include: Lisa Armstrong, Mark Barry, Kathy Boik, Sue Boik, Toby Cadorette, Claudia Carney, Julie Clayton, Linda Clayton, Mindy Clute, Melody Coleman, Toni Coleman, Nancy Conn, Anne Cotter, Lynn Curry, Renee Curry, Kenneth Douglas, Dave Dunham, Lori Emery, Robyn Ericksen, Katy Finley, Mary Galavage, Sandy Goupil, Lori Grabow, Karen Hadley, Lynn Hester, Joan Hughes, Patty Hughes, Judy Jackson, Julie Jacques, Sally Kasischke, Debby Knight, Steve Kennedy, Lisa LaPalme, Suzette LaPalme, Hugh Luedtke, Kathy Machleit, Keith McCready, Kelly McDonald, Joe Milburn, Diane Miscisin, John Moss, Terry Nelkie, Kelly Papenfus, Lynn Pawloski, Dan Penn, Linda Phillips, Lynette Rapp, Gina Salamony, Sandra Salamony, Peggy Shultz, Bob Slabaugh, Lee Starling, Bev Staudacher, Tami Suhanic, Kathy Tenbusch, Mary Tenbusch, Augusta Thompson, Becky Toska, Gary Warren, Jill Wainwright, Linda Werth, Jennifer Wojahn. Pep Band members include: Mark Barry, Garn Warren, Gina Salamony, Lisa LaPalme, Linda Werth, Mary Galavage, Julie Clayton, Toni Coleman, Kelly Papenfus, Lisa Armstrong, Steve Kennedy, Bob Slabaugh, Melody Coleman, John Moss, Lee Starling, Lynn Pawloski, Anne Cotter, Dave Dunham, Hugh Luedtke-- Student Director, Joe Milburn, Suzette LaPalme, Toby Cadorette, Claudia Carney, Kathy Machleit, Bev Staudacher, Keith McCready, Renee Curry, Lori Grabow, Lynette Rapp, Sandra Salamony, Lori Emery, Kathy Boik, Becky Toska, VW' i' 1, , T AXVQNQ -1 lx X, 'tlafqfp'-1 Liqiaxgdixl g 1, fs,-9 nf: -4' ' 'ff -Irs I A 12-'rail 4 -,Q Q, 45' O lll3:fXlINlllD Jazz Band members included, Kathy Machleit, Lynette Rapp, Claudia Carney, Kathy Boik, Mary Barry, Toby Cadorette, Sandra Salamony, Renee Curry, Kelly McDonald, Lee Starling, Steve Kennedy, Bob Slabaugh, Bev Staudacher, Gary Warren, Joe Milburn, Dave Dunham, John Moss, Keith McCready. Who Won ? Julie Pawloski or Tami Suhanic, Hugh Luedtke, Kathy Tenbusch, Mark Barry, Steve Kennedy, Bob Slabaugh, Joe Milburn, Linda Phillips, Gina Salamony, Becky Toska. SGDLD dll lll2llNllSllQ,lllVlIllll3llLllE2 Participating in Solo 84 Ensemble, from left to right, Mary Galavage, Linda Werth, Kathy Tenbusch, Kathy Boik, Sandra Salamony, Gina Salamony, Lynn Pawloski, Lynette Rapp, Bev Staudacher. Marching Band This year the Tawas Area ' ' 'X Marching Braves went to ' wx marching band competition ' held in Reed City and received - second place. The band also performed at half time for home football games and in local parades. X H x X .- Al gl 3. f 4' f ,x lr, A T . if 1 ,Y X if ,g 'Ig - X , . ' Tl -A - 1 ' J ' D' f -1 Marching band members include, Lisa Armstrong, Mark Barry, Kathy Boik, Sue Boik, Toby Cadorette, Claudia Carney, Julie Clayton, Melody Coleman, Toni Coleman, Nancy Conn, Anne Cotter, Lynn Curry, Renee Curry, Kenneth Douglas, Dave Dunham, Robyn Ericksen, Mary Galavage, Sandy Goupil, Lori Grabow, Karen Hadley, Lynn Hester, Joan Hughes, Patty Hughes, Judy Jackson, Sally Kasischke, Steve Kennedy, Andre LaPalme, Lisa LaPalme, Suzette Lapalme, Hugh Luedtke, Kathy Machleit, Keith McCready, Kelly McDonald, Joe Milburn, John Moss, Terry Nelkie, Kelly Papenfus, Lynn Pawloski, Dan Penn, Linda Phillips, Lynette Rapp, Gina Salamony, Sandra Salamony, Peggy Shultz, Bob Slabaugh, Kim Smith, Lee Starling, Bev Staudacher, Tami Suhanic, Augusta Thompson, Becky Toska, Jill Wainwright, Linda Werth, Jennifer Wojahn. Members of the Flag Corps include, Mindy Clute, Lori Emery, Colleen Johnson, Roberta Richter, Jeanine Rose, Kathy Tenbusch, Mary Tenbusch, Darla Toska, Field Directors were Julie Jacques and Debby Knight. flmllflllfllglllllljx Front row, left to right, Mr. Bergh, Sue Johnson, Maile Turner, Lee Ann Kehoe, Monique Marshal Kathi Dotson, Shannon Busha, Mark Barr, Gerald Stewart, Mary Hackborn, Lynn Curry, Kim Bessy, Lee Ann Miller, Lori Linder, Diana Martin, Jerri Miller. Middle row, left to right, Dorie Miller, Fay Davis, Mary Gorton, Kelli Carlisle, Michelle Glossop, Cindy Drumm, Jennifer Daley, Scott Carlisle, Mike Dotson, Patty Johnroe, Pam McClung, Lynette Carpenter, Kelley Roulo, Alice Wolford, Carol Bell. Back row, left to right: Irene Davis, Diana Soultz, Brenda Backus, Janet Metcalf, Tammy Whitford, Robyn Ericksen, Terry Edmonds, Lewis Baker, Kevin Jordan, Mark Pheiffer, Lynn Ola, Katy Finley, Mary Hill, Linda Clayton, Connie Miller, Sherri Bugh, Bev Hackborn. X1 FW QM The KEYETTES, a service organization, worked hard this year on special projects. The girls sold Homecoming mums, sponsored the powder puff football game and decorated the winning float for the queen and her court. Other projects included working at a spook house on Halloween, selling Perchville buttons, and helping out with the Special Olympics. They also worked with the American Cancer Society, planted flowers and raked in the springtime. The KEY CLUB sponsored many special projects during the school year. THey had a school dance which was held at the East Tawas Community Building, and then held a Halloween party for the little ones. They also put up the Christmas decorations at the City parks, and then had a tree lighting ceremony in which the pep band played Christmas songs. To round out their activities, they held a candy sale. Bottom row, left to right: Pam Novik, Roberta Richter, Sue Whitford Kathy Machleit, Lori Grabow, Bev Staudacher, Mary Galavage. Middle row: Debbie Knight, Laura Kruze, Marci Gidley, Julie KonenSke, Kelly Papenfus, Karen Hadley, Tammi Paitl, Mrs. Knight, Advisor. Top row: Patty Klenow, Lynette Rapp, Corena Whitford, Linda Worth, Shelley Look. Sitting, left to right: Tammi Thomas, Tanya Hartshorn, Bill Wainwright, Gary Warren, Julie Justine. Standing: Stacey Gartshorn, Suzette LaPalme, Tammi Wainwright, Toby Cadorette, Mark Engle, Keith McCready, Nina Thomas, Sheri Bugh, Leslie Cuthbertson. 10 l First row, left to right: Lisa Blust, Bonnie Look, Sue Alexander, Dawn Hester, Judy Jackson, Mark Barry. Second row: Jill Wainwright, Jan Kitchen, Kelly McDonald, Sally Kasischke, Debbie Knight, Amy Wood, Julie Jacques, Colleen Johnson, Jan Johnson. Third row: Marie Rensen, Lori Gracik, Andy Mayer, Tammi Suhanic, Bev Staudacher, Melanie Look, Kraig Sayers. From left to right: Mr. Wasylk, Advisor, Jerry Gracik, Julie Konenske, Lynn Look, Bev Staudacher, Lori Grabow, Sandra Salamony, Sandy Goupil, Patty Klenow, Sally Kasischke, Julie Nivison, Joan Hughes, Tammi Groff, Bryan Chaney, Don Rakestraw, Keith McCready, Steve Kennedy, Mike Reinholm, Sue Alexander, Jim Dubovsky, Bill King, Jim Gracik, John Bouchard, Kevin Mielock, Dan Kubisiack, Jim Bouchard, Rick Metcalfe, Jim Pawlowski, Anne Cotter, Hugh Luedtke, Mary Galavage, Mark Barry, Shannon Busha. This year, the STUDENT COUNCIL consisted of six seniors, five juniors, four sophomores, three freshmen and four appointed members. The Student Council supported many activities during the school year. These activities included dances, banquets, and donations to the Muscular Dystrophy Foundation and the Special Olympics Fund. The Student Council did a good job and had a successful year. This year, the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY earned scholarship funds under the leadership of Jerry Gracik lPresidentJ, Patti Sutton Nice-Presidentl, Lynn Look ltreasureri, Julie Konenske lsecretaryl and Mr. Wasylk ladvisorb. The Society held several spaghetti dinners and ran a continuous newspaper drive during the entire year. We 've Got Spiri t, Yes We D0 We ,Ve Got Spirit How Bout You? 5 - Z H u l J . -53 Kmiw Vx N e-2-I 9' 1 Q P .mmw si 3 'ky ,l li' L my '. 'L A'? F Zim J oe -E l T ff llffllfr CD' 0 'S Agp- A X I D I . From left to Right: Tammy Paitl, Pam Novik, Sue Whitford, Dawn Hester, Lori Long, Jan Kitchen Mlchelle Halle Lori Grabow, Julie Konenski, Kathi Machleit, Roberta Richter, Betsy Williams, Kelly McDonald Mary Tenbush Patty Klenow, Corena Whitford, Jody Schupbach, Lynette Rapp, Shelly Look, Lynn Hester Deb: Knight Marla Scotti, Dinie Fisher, Mindy Clute. 'Q 'ga ef rm, Library Help - From left to right: Miss Brzakowski, Jill Wainwright Beth Lockwood, Rhonda Shepley, Melissia Martin, Tammy Nickel, Mike Dotson, Kevin Smith, Melinda Kendall, Amy Barnes, Joann Blust, Johnna McArdle Lynn Olah, Rita Trudell, Jerry Miller, Shirley Simpson, Terry Doran, Jackie Barc. Office Help From left to right: Danette Anderson, Sue Whitford Dawn Hester, Stacey Baertson, Corenna Whitford, Bonnie Look, Sandy Warner, Kathy Dotson, Jenna Sergent, Johnna McArdle, Julie Konenski, Kathy Machleit, Lynn Starling, Diana Soults, Ann Porter, Mrs. Harvey. The Group That Made This Book Possible Yearbook - 1978 fm, Y 1 'vm 0 f f BARB KRUMM CRAIG SAYERS LORI EMRY SALLY BURTZLOFF KATHI MACHLEIT ADVERTISING SECTION: JENNIFER DALEY LEXIE GAGE 14 LORI GRABOW DENISE JENKINS DIANE KLENOW TERRY NELKIE KELLY PAPENFUS KIM SMITH CARRIE SNOBLEN PEGGY SCHULTZ BOT 84 LORI GRABOW V LEXI GAGE 1 ,L as A W Z 5' Remember When arsity Club The Varsity Club is a group of athletes working together toward the specific goal, of providing school spirit for all sports. This is accomplished by selling spirit suckers, purchasing equipment for all sports and providing an All Sports Banquet for female athletes. UP Miss Stanyzo, Rhonda Hall, Tara Freel, Eva Broclcenbrough, Marie Renson, Andrea Colburn, Lynn Look, Mary Peterson, Nancy Anschuetz, Tammie Groff, Tina Anschuetz, Roxanne Brueback, Meg Peterson, Sue Alexander, Barb Stonehouse, DOWN-Maria Pintlcowski, Diane Ericksen, Julie Snoblen, Laurel Minard, Joyce Hatcher, Carol Lauwers, Nancy Bolen, Kari Allen, Kim McKenzie,-Lexie Gage, Shelly Brown, Pam Larsen. ATHLETICS arsity Football The 1977 Braves far surpassed the highest expectations of the coaching staff. By finishing the season with a fine 7-2 record the Braves were also undefeated and N.E.M.C. Champions. A young team of seven seniors and nineteen underclassmen continued to improve after an opening loss. Highlighting their progress was an exciting overtime victory over Standish for the league title and a lopsided 40-0 victory over traditional rival Oscoda on the Owls home field. All-Conference players were Jery Gracik, Andy Mayer, Larry Hughes, Shawn Hunt, Bill King, Brian Norton, Bill Gracik, Jerry Lauwers, and Gary Birkenback. -Coach Look s 'ts .L-A-Q Back row L. to R.-Coach VanHorn, Coach Sventko, Jerry Milburn, Dave Campbell, Jeff Nichols, Mike Harsch, Andy Mayer, Larry Hughes, Bill Gracik, Brian Norton, Gary Birenkbach, John Sheen, Coach Look. Second row-Jerry Lauwers, Lance Brooks, Joe Cotter, Mark Barry, Don Rakestraw, Mike Fisher, Shawn Hunt, Mike Davis, Rick Metcalf, Jim Jurszk. Front row-Dave Dunham, Scott Tousley, John Bouchard, Pete Wood, Phil Lixey, Bill King, Jerry Gracik. ,-4' Junior Varsity Football Back row L to R.-Todd Reinholm, Joe Paitil, Chris Toska, Joe Milburn Jim Gracik, Hugh Hofacer, Tony Mayer, Bill Rigg, Scott Klemlsh, Ken McKenzie, Joe Tenbusch. Second row L. to R.-Coach Viele, Grant Mousseau, Bill Colton, Chris Martin, Chris Patrell, Mike Gidley, Vern Beaubien, John Brockenbrough Coach Pintkowski, Front row L. to R.-Bill Engle, Gary Green, Alan Nelkie Bryant Wilkie, Dave Jauques, John Gardner, John Brinkman, Chuck Allen. Freshmen Shaping Up or Future Games Even though the Freshmen won only two games during this season ou know next year Y they'lI be out there to improve themselves. There will be plenty of action in football in the coming years. Don't miss it! Front row, Chuck Landon, Jeff Hatcher, Todd Wright, Clarence McKenzie, Ron McCardle, Mike Rapp, Bob Slabaugh, Witt Call, Mike Russo, Dale Roll. Center row, Coach Dissette, Jerry Nivison, Rick Mosseau, Chuck Bird, Bob Hester, Kevin McDonald, Mike Larson, Fred Strauer, Tom Maher, Jim Pocke, Manager Jim Nivison. Back row, Craig MacMurry, Paul Stevelinck, Pet Bensinger, Jeff Wojohn, Cam Rath, Mike Gotcher, Scott McDonald, Brian Lansky, Ken Whitford, Mike Galavage. ' :JN-s m as He...- g. I 0- 7' Qs fd: 2 1. We fn X 5 ,Wim . s 5 W3 K, ,ig of , , ' wi .1 g M f 1,-1 1 V A rw ' , .JV , 'Ara ,QV f A ' 4 t' fi 'W' I , - I .-,ff ' KB!! 'J ffgfs Varsity Basketball vga: The 1977-78 Varsity Basketball team was a hard working group of young men. As the season progressed, these young and inexperienced cagers showed a tremendous amount of improvement. Their spirit and enthusiasm showed each time they met their opponents on the courts. Outstanding team play was demonstrated by seniors Jerry Gracik and Lee Starling. Front row, left to right, Manager John VanDeusen, Scott Tousley, Kevin Mielock, Bill King, Lindsey Bielby, Manager Bill Engle. Back row, left to right, Jerry Gracik, Jeff Nichols, Brian Norton, Lee Starling, Kevin Grace, Jim Dubovsky, Bill Gracik, Brian Lutz, Coach Becker. .L 12 wins and 8 losses . . . That's what the record book shows for J.V. Basketball, 1978. What it doesn't show is a group of hard working and dedicated young athletes that made 1978 a great year for J.V. Basketball. We won 12 games, yes, but I believe our greatest learning came from our losses. We learned that with hard work, open eyes, hustle, and con- fidence we can play well against anyone. I believe the future of basketball at Tawas is brighter because of these young men! Coach Dave Busha Q Front row, left to right: Manager John VanDeusen, Grant Mousseau, Jim Gracik, Randy Jordan, Tony Mayer, Ken McKenzie, Manager Bill Engle. Back row, left to right, Coach Dave Busha, Mike Gidley, Kraig Moffatt, Chuck Allen, Bryant Wilke, Randy Whitford, John Gardiner Gary Stephan, Hugh Hofacer. l lx ff is rrsf2 Freshman A Team Left to right: Coach Father Boks, Jay Grabow, Bob Hester, Cam Rath, Jeff Wojahn, Larry Finley, Rick Mousseau, Brian Lansky, Scott McDonald, Jim Pockel. Tawas Opponent Tawas 54-88 Oscoda 77-80 83-30 Whittemore 68-50 70-63 Ogemaw 63-48 82-35 Gladwin 70-46 82-46 Pinconning 59-60 Standish 59-62 Freshman B Team Left to right: Coach Father Boks, Bruce Bolen, Mike Gotcher, Jon Erickson, Karl Krugger, Jerry Nivison, Marshall Proper, Kirk Revord, Ken Whitford, Ron McArdle, Jeff Hatcher, Clarence McKenzie. Tawas Opponent Tawas 54-56 Oscoda 77-80 80-38 Whittemore 68-50 29-44 Ogemaw 53-34 39-32 Gladwin 70-46 79-37 Pinconning 58-53 Standish 48-72 Both Freshman Basketball teams ended the season with records of 7 wins-4 losses. All players put forth their best effort and showed a great deal of school spirit and enthusiasm to establish this fine season record. Coach Father Boks -1, 5' 'K 1? Q X v Q ,, . X gA,,H,,p , -K ,- L J D A ,W QM 5, -'--WM 'Qwfen' -V .'e11,1:,, ' ,sg 55 wx-N 3' -S' -...MQ . Q. M' iw S Q iw Q 4 ' ff 5? ff XX . . J 1 ': '- W if 2 53 Y.-ni-,pf K, Freshmen Girls Basketball Standing- Lynn Pawloski, Becky Conn, Kellie Krebel, Coach Williams, Patty Hughes, Rhonda Bruckner, Tammy Brackenbury Bottom totop- Linda Philips, Cindy Stephen, Geri Birkenbach, Lori Ulman, Debbie Wilke Remember When . . . eee ,e ,e e .EW T, AX,.1,.., 2 ,L 5 Q A in X' .,-,....af+Y J ,fm E-- . L at N., . S EM x K. if Nw' :Q NRM Q K . K e , , .k.,e.. . gf . eee e',. W L' -N -., ' Q 'T V A .tl , Q Q hx -it 16, ' 27 ', il - Y xf , r 4 , , 'fi '? .f-15331 ' sf? K A V . V F 1 X J 'M 1 ' . , , 'gas I A' N. X fi Q55 TAWAS i -1 N w ix s Back row L. to R. - Coach Sventko, Al Porter, Chuck Allen, Mike Leslie, Gary Birkenbach, Charles Bird, Jeff Wojahn, George VanHorn, Bill Gracik, Brian Norton, Kevin Graves, Lee Starling, Larry Hughes, Andy Maher, John Brinkman, Jerry Nivison, John Gardner, Bob Petrach, Stuart Hutchings, Coach Look. Second row - Clarence McKenzie, Bruce Chaney, Rod Drumm, Craig McMurray, Mark Engle, Henry Lakti, Paul Stevelink, Kevin Rogers, Chuck Landon, Witt Call, Matt Bolen, Jim Waters, Jim Tenbusch, Bill Colton, Jim Bouchard. Front row - Mgr. Chris Wojahn, Frank LaDrig, Hugh Luedtke, Mark Calabrese, Vern Beaubien, Bob Ryan, John Hercheck, Chris Martin, Mgr. John Brockenbrough. f X f hi , 1 Q in wma uf 5.51, tw K 29 V . .. Varsity Volleyball i l l 1 ? if 'L f2,t.,,g el l A . i ffapf' T e J fifxxli . T ..,, -I zz it The girls Varsity Volleyball team did a fine job for me this year in my first year as their coach. Not only did the girls have to play under a new coach, they also had to adjust to new members of the team after losing four starting players from last years team. In spite of these handicaps, they still managed to post a season record of 9 wins and 12 losses. The highlight of the season for the girls came when they defeated Oscoda, who was previously 19 and O for the season, in the first game of the regional championships. Also this year, five girls received post-season recognition by being named to All-Conference Teams: Lynn Look, first team: Kari . . Front row, left to right, Barb Stonehouse, Joyce Branham, Kim McKenzie, 542,111 IRAQ hFttI2fs1?2'n2ejg'Q2e Maria Pintkowski, Joyce Hatcher. Back row, left to right: Laurel Minard, ' Meg Peterson, Manager Jane Stonehouse, Lynn Look, Kari Allen. Branham, Honorable Mention. V Volleyball Front row, left to right, Diane Klenow, Diane Erickson, Cindy Wood. Middle row, left to right, Pam Larson, Lori Gracik. Back row, left to right, Manager Tanya Hartshorn, Donna Hughes, Jo Johnroe, Jan Johnson, Coach Frank. This years Junior-Varsity team posted a record of 6 wins and 4 losses for the entire season placing third in the conference. Like the Varsity, the J.V.'s also had to get used to a new coach and it was through their hard work, practice, and determination, that they were able to finish the season on a winning note. Next years J.V. team should be more experienced and should be able to overcome the opponents that defeated them this year. Coach Frank 31 Baseball YQ 7f z5: QIIIIIDI! ' 1 ' tl - Varsity Front Row L.-R.--Jerry Gracik, Bryan Klemish, Keith LaHaye, Kevin Meilock, Dave Revord. Second Row L.-R.--Stan Humphrey, Dave Butler, Donn Rakestraw, Jim Dubovsky. Third Row L.-R.--Randy Jordan, Bill King, John Bouchard, Lindsey Bielby, Bryan Chaney. Fourth Row L.-R.--Coach Joe Dissette, Jerry Stewart lMgr.i, Jim Gracik, Ken McKenzie, Grant Mousseau, Jim Nivison lMgr.i. w all ti x! N4 My,, C ' v J ,fl J - 1 . J: nfl . ff A , ' if f ' 41? f A ff vH6.:!'. '1 ,awww- ::f'- W' A Record: 10-10 overall, 3-7 conference. Keith LaHaye--M.V.P. Jim Gracik--Most Improved Jim Dubovsky--Best fielding average Jerry Gracik--Best batting average Donn Rakestraw--Strongest man Bryan Klemish--Most strike outs Bryan Klemish--lst. team all conference Honorable Mention Keith LaHaye Kevin Mielock Jerry Gracik Jim Gracik J V Baseball , 'L A Front Row L.-R.--Dave Campbell, Rick Mousseau, Jon Ericksen, Jay Grabow, Mike Larson, Jim Palmer, Chris Patrell. Back Row L.-R.-- Gale Ericksen lMgr.D, Scott Klemish, Chris Toska, Gary Stephan, Tony Mayer, Reg Rousse, Randy Whitford, Ed Davison, Bill Rigg, Don Look, Mr. R. Ericksen lcoachl. Not pictured Doug Carelson. The 1978 baseball season for the Tawas J.V. Braves was one of ups and downs. The team was comprised mainly of sophomores and was expected to do better than it did. In the end the team finished with a 7-13 overall record while the league record stood at 3-7. Although the record is not above the .500 mark, in most of the games Tawas fought a hard battle, with many of the games being decided by one or two runs. Mr. Ericksen arsity oftball CI? KNW -f Ed kv Fl Lug! 1A :' x Back row L. to R. - Coach Miss Cobb, Rhonda Hall, Ann Kasischke, Joyce Hatcher, Jan Johnson, Cathy Davison, Kari Allen, Laurel Minard, Pam Larsen, Barb Stonehouse, Julie Snoblen, Mgr. Marie Renson. Front row - Tracy Walters, Lisa Konenski, Eva Brockenbury, Debbie Allen, Kim McKenzie JV Softball '7'M A 211V H, , x. Back row L. to R. - Coach Mrs. Kosto, Ann Cotter, Cindy Blust, Diane Sventko, Tina Anschuetz, Roxanne Brueback, Diane Nelkie, Becky Conn, Mgr. Niki Painter, Front row - Carol Lauwers, Kelly Kriebal, Cindy Stevenson, Kathy Watts, Teresa Gracik, Rita Jurysk, Val Williams. G01 3 --A-l i Standing left to right- Gary Wood, Tom Klenow, Beau Clute, Mr. Crowley, Steve Kennedy, Jim Palmer. Kneeling left to right- Jim Huck, Tom Schrieber, Scott Gingerich, John Ericksen, Terry Brown. The team will miss the services of seniors Tom Klenow, Gary Wood, and Beau Clute who were the teams backbone. The slack will fall on the underclassmen who will have to work hard for next season. Cross-Coun try I 977 The 1977 Brave Harriers were fifth in the very tough N.E.M.C. conference meet. The team was led by the consistently fine performances of All-Conference runner Bob Petrach. Wrestling Coach McTaggart's young grapplers fell upon lean times as their dual- meet record for this year was 1-10. 138 lb. senior Jim Bouchard finished with a career of 15-13-1. Jerry Lauwers, the most valuable player, finished with an impressive first- year record fo 15-4-0. Returning varsity Iettermen wer Joe Milburn, Leo Krass, Joe Paitl, and Jerry Lauwers. Front row, left to right, Dale Roll, Mike Rapp, David Healy. Center row, left to right, Mike Russo, Jim Bouchard, Steve Kennedy, John Moss, Leo Krass. Back row, left to right, Coach McTaggart, Chris Toska, Dennis Phieffer, Andy Mayer, Jerry Lauwers, Joe Paitl, Joe Milburn. Not pictured, Keith McCready. lf' :X , is 3'- . ,,,, Remember When ,m ft XY is-H ' X WWW in Am L E VARSITY: Julie Nivison, Sue Alexander, Judi Colton, Shelly Brown, Dawn Hester. J.V.--top: ro Debbi Knight, Jill Wainwright, Michelle Halle. bottom: Mindy Clute, Kathy Watts, Julie Nelson. FRESHMAN--top: Cindy Ledin, Julie Featherongill. Bottom: Jill Sian, Lynn Hester Karen Patrell, Shelly Gilskey. VARSITY--top-- Julie Nivison, middle: Kim Knight, Shelly Brown, bottom: Judi Colton, Tami Suhanic Sue Alexander, Kelly McDonald, Dawn Hester. PM ? A J.V.--top: Jill Wainwright, middle: Julie Nelson, Mindy Clute. Bottom: Cindy Beaubien, Betsy Williams, Debbi Knight, Ann Kasischke, Michelle Halle. FRESHMAN--A squad: Danette Halle, Lynn Hester, Jody Schupbach, Dinie Fisher, Jill Sias, Lisa Csapo. B. squad: top--Denise Smith. middle: Cindy Miknocki, Lisa Strelecki, Sherry Moe, Bottom: Julie Featheringill, Karen Patrell, Renee Davis. Y' 0 ,M- xmzg 3' Spirit anquet 1977 Starting off a week of exciting action at Tawas High was the Spirit Banquet. A majority of Tawas's students filled the cafeteria, where plenty of good food was to be devoured. Also, some of the coaches began pepping up the student body for the up- coming football game. Does anyone remember the Bon Fire and hardly anyone was there for about two hours? Remember when you could get a bad case of whiplash being at the end of the line at the Snake Dance? , 1 I 'WI' Z v NN .K : t 3' N it H V, , 'FJ A K lf? X J. . . Mx X -, K , Q QR .,,. ,. t -tn... ez- ,,.a , ,,. . A if . f X L.. is A Tnwfxs- O OGEMAW me 30 0 HQQQSW om ' CMT Q v wan, Halftime Halftime during the Homecoming Football game was highlighted by floats, one made by each class at Tawas High. The theme for this years floats was 'Fantasy Land.' Representing Tawas' 1977-78 Homecoming Court are L. to R. Freshmen Jill Sias, Sophomore Val Williams, Junior Janice Kitchen, Carol Oates, Jerry Gracik, Lynn Look lqueenb, Shawn Hunt and Judi Colton all Seniors, Dawn Hester Junior, Nancy Mooney Sophomore and Geraldine Fisher Freshman. Lynn was crowned queen during half- time of the football game. Fan tasyland Remember When . . . Those funny glasses in Auto Shop? . . . Rick trying to do something to his car? . . . The halls were always crowded? Q ll sa EFX as 'll sew - L X 5 is L X 2 5 ' ff! .... ,.1 Kafxw 5 ,m1,g , 1 A 1 Y 1--A 'Lil tr f 3 f 2' Lf .iffy ge? 1 WZ , 'f , 1 ' ff .f Mia 3' 4 ' 24 F f Q M ff af Q w 9 if M gi, 0 Us if f '?'?44 ,Ii 'ss ,, MSS O fi J J M' 5 B' ' Q W Q ?' 'f ff . 151, 1 . , ,X U ' 1 I Q, gl' Q N 3 Q 3 , 1 '43 . sf M.. u xx s 1. 52 , 4 . if X Y 'h f , 5 mis -Ei 2 f Q 312' fi . is -2 t- .. 2 x E4 . 2 4 X 2 go . . ,1 E QI S 4' nw g 1 1 5 - M - Q k Wg, , in . Q 2 .K X W , X N. wu- 'SIZW Fine Arts Festival. if Q -ff, 1 . ff an -my W K y, E ,,, ,Q 5, Q9 E gm 5 I , ' .JA CV. .,,. U in m , 9, k,V-, -V 15 V A ri L31 , K gy Wi. . A V W A4 . Z L 'L1' 1 -'L,' 5 k'L, ,,LL'1ii 3 ,V I Nggffkf Q ggi, 4 Up The Down Staircase. This year we did a popular play with a very large cast and crew. It took a lot of time, energy, and cooperation for all concerned, but the final product was rewarding to both the participants and the audience. We look f forward to seeing many of the names from this l case and crew in future T.A.H.S. productions. Charles Bailey ',,,ig:i'.i --H- '- 3 Those involved are as follows: Patti Klenow, Maria Pintowski, Judy Jackson, Bonnie Look, Janice Kitchen, Julie Snoblen, Lori Emry, Kim Wilson, Nancy Mooney, Dana Felske, Shelly Look, Claudia Carney, Lynn Starling, Michelle Glossop, Meg Peterson, Monica VanMeter, Gina Salamony, Roberta Richter, Bill Pockel, Keith McCready, Craig Sayer, John Moss, Mark Barry, Mark Engle, Gary Warren, Mike Rapp, Steve Kennedy, Corena Whitford, Pam Novik, Lynette Rapp, Nancy Conn, Kim Smith, Sandy Tafelski, Stephanie Nash, Diane Myles, Jackie Abbott, Michelle Halle, Carol Bell, Carol Lauwers, Scott Carlisle, Ed Davidson, Dave Dunham, Hugh Luedtke, Malin Stocke. Director: Charles Bailey. Asst. Director: Stacey Baertson. Tech. Director: Thomas Snoblen. l l 51 Forensics And Debate . In the early spring over 300 students participated in the Individual Events section of the Forensics program. Students in all English college prepatory classes took part at the classroom level under the supervision of the English and speech teachers. The best speakers from each event were chosen from the classroom participants, and these people then took part in a double elimination tournament held at TAHS on March 15. Each student spoke before two qualified judges, who were selected from the community. All Forensics Individual Events activities were under the direction of Mrs. Ann Reasner and Mrs. Barbara Ericksen. lst place: Gary Norwood, Serious, Bruce Bolen, Informative: Lee Starling, Radio broadcasting: Jeff Kolts, Extemporeg Keith McCready, Original oratoryg Lexi Gage, impromptu: Debbi Knight, Humorous: Jackie Abbott, Storytelling. sm sgim Top row left to right: Shelly Look, Tammy Brackenbury, Toby Caderette, Sue Whitford. Bottom row: Gina Salamony, Claudia Carney, Keith McCready, Lexie Gage. This year marked the return of debate to Tawas after a four year absence. The debate team competed in the North-East Michigan Conference against Whittemore-Prescott, Standish-Sterling, Pinconning, and Ogemaw Heights. Their enthusiasm and willingness to learn greatly made up for their lack of experience. Coach Lauri Debeau Larry Hughes, Storytelling: John f Bouchard 84 5 Donn Rakestraw, Dramatic Duo, Sue Johnson, Informative: Sue Alexander 84 Julie Nivison, Dramatic Duo. xiii M, 1st place, Multiple Reading: Jim Pawloski, Lynn Look, Mike Groff, Hugh Luedtke, Mike Reinholm. Rffmembef When W' 3 v'4'65 ff Glfbsfz lfQv0lW 4534 f . ' 4' G , miami W wyfwfb- Liwwaf i??f,aQ,,g9,,,,'93'abX'Qfmg: The Junior and Senior Banquet was held in the Tawas Area Gym on April 19th. Starting at 6:30, Mrs. Bloomer and the sophomore class served a delicious meal of roast beef. The Senior Class Will was read after dinner. An added attraction this year was the announcement of the winners of the Mock Elections. f ,ar s S Junior And Senior 5 .f X L, f 'S '-Sue S l --1:::: -- ,af 1 N, Y N . W . 'em .4 Banquet Remem ber When . . . Judy J. always finished getting dressed after she got to school? . . Lisa L. squirted Mr. Haskin in the face with an Ivory Soap bottle? . . Cheri walked out on the ice and it wasn't frozen? . . We used to be able to go behind the busses to smoke? . . . Lisa L. and Mary T. put the water and spray paint on Mrs. Reasnor's chair? Did she sit on it? . . . Patty S. and Mary H. put the frog in Mrs. Higgin's coffee cup? . . Gary W., Kevin M., and Tom K. had to sing 'We Three Kings' in our annual Christmas Play at St. Joseph's? . . Nathan B. had to write 100x's 'I will not talk' . . . again . . . again . . . and again? . . . Kathy C. got stuck out at the airport all by herself and Daddy didn't believe it? Come Sail Awa y th th fth 1978 P h h ed by the Junior Class. ,WN N, , ,N ff N 'www -M.. mf. by--.. MW . 'wa U' nw' 1 '-s-.......- 1-,,,Q x 4 r 4' 1 f' I 1 MUNI is 2 1 w I A gg? 'Wg 4 - ff f 43 H fygy f 11 w'mv 1,-f Z ff W f .af W -, ,, . WMff.1, W'f' ' - + f ,. ,BW 75 - ' Ni? f 5 V if X ,V I ' Q. ' 4 if Q , 5 ' ' G? 1 1 f ' ,4 2 3, V Q w f , x I 1 n um: -f,,' rm. , w al!-if .. .,,, .,,, ,g fe A: fr ,gf-www, 5 N fi ,,,, f , 1 ,Q W Z , '94- r 59 CLASSES L-1145? Dil lv 15 mirth II QS--Gif ge? :EFi'?'?' f?f 'U'W Y P94 RQ we Q, .Q X vi x i 1, fa K : Mary Tenbusch, President Lori Gracik, Vice President Cammie Abbott t e e ss ibm 5 1 . T -111 ,,,. A Yx .:.,L1 F 34 .4 . K . :N M Q4 ,. f i . Q' - . . - .,i, Q .Z Dawn Allen Tina Allen N ' Tammy Brackenbury, Treasurer .ie,.,,, V. is . 2, ere , fe A+ 55 5 S? Lisa Armstrong Jill Barry Carol Bell E ,NN .V :Hhs Pete Bensinger Kim Bessy Debra Betz DeWayne Biggs Q -'eu Geri Birkenback r scoff Bird ' - ...- W. 'W 'S A Sue Bischoff B g , Tim Bischoff .. X, Q T A Bruce Bolen r --:r ak 5' -f-xi' wg '+.:1 ' ,, i ng t A 'T- E' -. ff X A, A be -tiitei :'i I ' 'f 1 -Y' , lg N5 3 vcr r Meg Bouchard Terry Brown Rhonda Bruckner Sheri Bugh Cindy Buyse Cherie Buyse x i 5 s. .t i:E::.5,.x as -, . as :- X , tiki Qu .ev S. A lv' X Y if. we Witt Call Claudia Carney Cathy Castano Paul Champine S Renee Davis Scott Gingerich Michelle Glossop Mary Gorton Mike Gotcher Jay Grabow Becky Conn L ynn Curry Les lie Cuthbertson Linda Ehrnst Rodney Drumm Fay Davis Jon Erickson Julie Featheringill fl 1. ff' 4' ' ' Dinie Fisher J Silas? J Larry Fournier J . X 1 is X Q SL J all ' , 5 sw - -1' ive D ,lll :Q W . Natalie Frank J ttt, 11 - ,X Julie Gackstetter Q qwg . Mike Galavage i J X' Shelly Gilsky V f fii A 'S f N v' my is ,gen ,mg suns'-42:3-.L-...W '-'i wr, . ' i ,QE aa A 5754. F 'Q X1 - ..:, K GY 1 K Judy Gracik Lora Grunch Danette Halle Clint Halstead A Jeff Hatcher W Stacy Hartshorn s . , 4 S33 Aiea My X x H E it k r R 9 .r J i il ' X , X I X K is L N xv 'fa if QR . -.W if A . w ? A 9' X r X jg 7 A ff? , M Q ,K L,,,.-lA -11 lun-lan ' X , Lynn Hester it V , Bob Hester Q Q, f 'Q jg , 'C' ' Bev Hill Z . 7 4 J , -gf Patti Hughes 6 L , , jlo . , ff,,- j 4 KM A t ..4:, K. ee e Lori Kendal' Denise Jenkins , s Ti ' Jan Johnson A Paula Jordan 8 L , K, J L' ., A J xx if 'fb W Z K kawrfr. .. ff? 5 Karl Kruger Kellv Knebel Lee Anna Kehow John Kolts Q Frank LaDrig frsr 1 I JJ Suzette LaPalme 5' Vg Ti 'L' 'V, f V Mike Larson ,,l:,,' Jeff Latham V N A ,,.,Z , 3 , i H 5 Cindy Ledin ff., Chuck Landon V N Brian LanskY Julie Kendall 11 , 1 Monique Marshall Diana Martin Ronald McArdle Scott McDonald Clarence McKenzie Cindy Miknocki , i ,vs ik: Q A , is rg N' ,,,,, t ' 1 F? ,f Lisa Leidecker gh 4' tk Steve Leslie ff V ,W 1 1 Melanie Look ' mJf,t'e' J Kevin MacDonald X K ' -. Tom Maher l X , ' X I J L M e -51 i f - 'if' J 1 s J J ,' L is K. X Q .rrisk 1 - V, W ,' ,gi fs 'I ' X H Q :Q W ,, ,,-- . ' ' fl is .. A if if , ri , f w i if Tammy Nickell Gerry Nivison John O'Neil Karen Patrell Lynn Pawloski Scott Penman i ' Linda Philips 'YQ James Pockel K' J y Sherri Ponke S erreee 'f r ' Jeff Rapp S Ken Rapp , 'A R 5 we Mg Rick Nlousseau Kris Mueller Diane Nelkie Terry Nelkie ,u 'w.,, Sherry Moe Janeene Monsell Suzette Montpetit V37 Eddie Miller Connie Miller S EMA F J ? Pix we r ef we 1 f,.. .1:a1:: is - 'gi S 1 S . i f 'Qs' X 5 ef ini K if 5 A 16 ,W in gi , H4 SQ' i s Mike Rapp i Q L -. f s 1 T if 3 .S la ' V! 1 l VL s '55- .S ,Q X as y 5 T 1 7.3, Q if Q - ..' ,ld - ' f f 2 - I if-I 3' i .X . Iii- ' Y 1 S. ., 1-l k ' 2 JN? 1 .s'i ' j Cameron Rath Kirk Revord 5 Pat Riley ' Kevin Rogers . S Dale Roll ' I 'LY . va st ' K -K NP 3? gin , 3 . V tim 5 it cb? Q S? !QQz : . --Sf. K X 14 . is Mike Russo Bob Ryan Gina Salamony Lisa Csaple .1 . Jody Schupbach Maria Scotti Dale Senter Jill Sias Robert Slabough Roseanne Small Denise Smith Kevin Smith Kim Smith Cindy Stephen Rusty Stern 'VW ,. 4 in Q ir Qu k FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Kelli Carlisle Bruce Chaney Elizabeth Clark Joyce Cox Larry Finley Cindy Ledin Rodney Letienne James Lane Lorrie Linder Monica Martin Dennis McCalmon Craig McMurray Mike Muchow Marshall Proper Lisa Strelecki Ken Uller Mark Walker Mike Walters John Windsor Todd Wright Tammy Wainwright Rick Wheat Ken Whitford Tammy Whitford Debby Wilke Denise Wilson Jeff Wojahn Laurie Yanna Leslie Yax Albert Zubeck Mark Calabres G Michele Tyler Jeff Uller Lori Ulman Rick Upton me ,, Scott Stern D s.y, L Paul Stevelinck V2 Fred Strauer Nina Thomas Maile Turner .iii ' TVX , ,N 'L 'fi . . 'V nv sw 5' .iff-Qak. ' 'Q Q .gi K ,sp , 1 ' x Q J J 3 I J, L . if .- L 2 X i an 'Xia ' ... ' ' N 'Nil AFP ,g u N Q 1 - S' it K , ,N ,K x ESP' ex Q ,-JL vw' item I , 5 T i - : - i ': ' , . W t ,Z . xtfn SGPHOMORES C I O l D SCHOOL BUS i 'SL' ,awww Treasurer Bryant Wilke Kevin Blust Susan Boik Nancy Bolen President Jackie Abbott Vice-President Brian Norton Gary Anderson Stacey Baertson Daryl Abbot' ' mf' f 5 Jackie Barc i iizw A if James Barnes ., Zyh MW f Q5 dy ' t g, Vernon Beaubierl 1 I 1 W l z iii, '- f., l ' Cindy Beaubien 'A J Dan Bergeron 3 'Sf' ' Christina Betz 75 S Cynthia Blust ! ' .V.V ' ,jc 'V x 4-aw .. . V .- ' -' . ' e I f nbsibl wr ax- ,' 4 U. V 1 4 K 3 ,. 'A J' Carol Boucher , L Q 11 Kenneth Branham ' ' it 5 ,V V l rf A 241 . .isr ,C John Brinkman John Brockenbrougl we I ., ',. -42 Tina Bruckner Brenda Bullock M Luiiill rsii ' M Sally Burtzloff 7 1 ' fi David Campbell X as K ' '-,i fi Q , siii 'af' ie Jll as . Hi , V ,ww ' IW Am i 4+ is ,A D ,f,f 11, . . in dig, X I 1 , 'V- Douglas Carlson Michael Clark Linda Clayton 5 i D L Mindy Clute Larry Cockburn Toni Coleman Anne Cotter Renee Curry Cathy Davison n,f W5-if .,,r ,,r. in r--. V' 4 'Z 4, Q., 1.1 X xy 'W ,. i W1 A l ! -b,, N 1 ' fin, x Q ff 4 A 'F aww , o ' ' nm ' V ' William comm , i 'Q X. Edward Davison Daniel Dillon Thomas Dillon Terri Doran Steven Drumm .y frli V Lori Emry William Engle Diane Erickson Brenda Felcyn Dana Felske Renee Fernette Gregory Freel John Gardiner Michael Gidley Terri Gorton Robert Finley Richard Frank Donald Finley X,A fig S ci ,yy 5 X . 4' -. K . 3' A 2 X a ll 6 r Vxvw it 'Q w Q: af-gf A ,S . .. , Q A Jerri Grabow , James Gracik hh Theresa Gracik i f x X Gary Greene . Michelle Halle QQ, Tanya Hartshorn we Joyce Hatcher I ierl is Sandra Hayes 1 ii 'o L J' N J Af A is lv David Healey - V ' J Clifford Hendricks , i'ay G Maw Hefman sclli Hugh Hofacer yiy Q QQ yy, 2 Q 'S' Mark Holmes DOW Hughes Kris Ilicin wi Wai? Q llif' L of Debra Jenkins Rita Jurczyk ...s,,:-1f....t,M , W.. .. sr Q 'Q 4 K Q L -1 Q 3 ' VP 'rl-', - xv ,Q -, i'- . ii 2f'-1 . .' MV: -mfs, . :nfs 5 .Wir ' is , 6 zz. ' if Julie Justin Ann Kasischke Sally Kasischke Jennifer Kelly A Steven Kirby W43 Scott Klemish '2 .1ryy Deborah Knight Timothy Konenski Andre LaPalme Carol Lauwers Julie Leslie Michael Leslie me QI K Q fs ,- ,Q Beth Lockwood David Loisell Lori Long Bonnie Look Don Look Shelly Look Johnna McArdle Pamela McCIung Keith McCready Kenneth McKenzie Guy MacMurry Chris Martin Melissa Martin ,. . Lr, I 1 s - K fi: ,, 5 Janet Metcalf -K. my -4 ,,,. Norman Miknyocki Joseph Milburn , 9 si, Wm is ,, 5:7 H -L -,,. s11.', -,, ., ..., . 1, ,, 7. YJ sl rf Dorrie Miller Nancy Mooney if Grant Mousseau 'Qi Dianne Myles Stephanie Nash 2 6 ,ri Alan Nellcie I Deborah Neych V .V Lynn Olah ., ' Joe Paitl M i ig' James Palmer ,Q Chris Patrell W , a WY, Y ,M , , 13 'N 7 :U a ,, , i..1' y,.--..Q.--- K f v l A -v W, my Vfy , -Mi' Q . ii, . is 32. l P: it an-1 -J' 4- A' 'Q' i .. , A w. 3 ya ug E 1- 4 rs xi T' 5 X 1 .mmf ' f 1 ' .M wr, , ,V 4. X 'Rl ' ,al Dan Penn 'kk 5 if 'ul My I gn 1 9 4', 'l7 1 Nd: Ni,A fv, I 6 1 , 1 f- 'ii-ii? S J Easy! 9 emi ', v-.. .- , bv: X5' . x ?m 091 eff n N l J , ,. J izi ffn 1- Q Mark Pike Maria Pintkowski V S aan Pockel ,VV Tammy Qualls R Andrew Race ,. , Wa.. fx el ar l Aj ff 1 1, 1 5 I 0- ,SM VV A 4 W-M. . sn? V , 2 1 K x .,- J .. K .Ay , ,,. V' : V 4 I I .av fr' , 2 - -' . . S ' ' I M ,Q i ji, Q M5 Daniel Rainey S R Todd Reanhonm ' Q ef? '43 m,,,, Reginald Rosse ,VL jim .Rx l if V1 Sandra Salmony f , jf 4 tj e ,112 ,gy 'KV 'fe , f 3 g.-'31,-921 l 4' K F 155- .4 wlf,,v'ffr,1-1uv al X Ly' f' VV V V , R ,, S f V - ., V, Fred Schalm I . 45 I 4 JL. Lisa Schriber V ,ff-5 11 Hz V j - I if . V V f g , ,L '-aw 1 V, an r wimfw , in , V ,VVVA,, Jenna Sergent kr Qf Q qw wwe edge wmde Q VV! V WV VV L , VV J 1 Rhonda Sheply X Vx if T + +V-gj f V. V V: - V+ .Nea-sd R 1' i x : I AVV A Nadine Sheridan Linda Skornicka Julie Snoblen Gary Stephen 1 xi 157 Gerald Stewart rlllli' - A ' . ' M fii ' ,f' V' ' V I l W Todd Stern V V- l llre- ,' e f 1' R 'f' , f V 5 Q R- 1 ' Q Me A 4 ' A CQ ff 34 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Charles Allen Kari Allen Wesley Bellinger JoAnn Blust Lisa Brigham Randy Brown Charles Challenger Patricia Ciolek Michelle Clark Brent Coffin Anna Colburn Terry Cook Kenneth Douglas Susan Dubovsky Terrence Elliott John Erickson William Erickson Scott Evans George Gentges Leroy Gingerich Kevin Grace Casey Hafner Les Hetherington David Hill David Jacques Randall Jordon Greg Klenow Roger Kozlow Alberta LaDrique Floyd LaDrique Mary Lear Gary Warren Kathy Watts Annette Weaver Mark Wegner Randy Whitford Betsy Williams Val Williams Cindy Wilson Kim Wilson Tod Letienne Anthony Mayer Scott Mead Cary Middleton Jerri Miller Terri Miller Laurel Minard Richard Muckerthaler Dennis Nelkie Julie Nelson Timothey Nickell Mike Perkins Michael Petrach Ann Porter Casey Rapp Bill Rigg Rick Romeo Shirley Simpson Gary Spencer Mike Stonehouse Steve Ulamn Jay Utter John VanDeusen Brian Weber Joe Williams Alice Wolford David Wright Dave Yanna Dorene Yanna Mark Palmer Kraig Moffatt Augusta Thompson Chris Toska Rita Trudell Janet Ulman Tamara VanSummeran Jill Wainwright Joe Tenbusch Loretta Thomas Sandy Warner C0 Jbj' Kevin Strauer ,H W ses --'V has ze?re!,e Q ia 'Q Q 113 is-f 6 'X 11 wc.. f -1,1 , a. G' 0,3 s. 14 x 1 P04431 :T A 1' :ill Ni A+- , , 5 , ' , ,. 2 ,fs it as - T X liz - , ,I it Eff'-1, J' N? V Q 'T Q1 Q A Q , ' A i t I ' .J ,. Q 1 KJ g A 71 ' T .-,, .. f gf r . 94? - gifdhaf , ---- me 2-5 JE I f fe' my aww 27. , A W may N ' . I K MN ji K L7 t ,sl ' ,fn irry . ,,,, I - e i, T rer - M T - -ff' A Wofahn as r eeet . J Cindy Wood 1 T 'J 2 V, ' , A' Q' , rs s f . grifi 1 .t ' -H, ni ,if J J UNIGRS 51 ,sf ,.1.,,,,w,, t ,, . il Kathy Machleit, Treasure Jul ie Konenski, President Patti Klenow, Vice Preside nt ., 77' f l Sue Alexander f xt P iri L X f y ,,i2i x Y 5 '4 S if sh f Kim Almy L Teresa Anschuetz w ' K9 if f tk, J' - N Brenda Backus Lewis Baker Amy Barns Lindsey Bielby Gary Birkenbach ' , Andy Bischoff ' David Barnes A eggs- . 1 9' ! Q Shelly Blackmore Joel Blury Lisa Blust Kathy Boik Matt Bolen ., . fl Steve Bonds John Bouchard ' V s A it Ken Brainard Lance Brooks stii R Shelly Brown A . ii is ' f Sharon Buckmeier ri 9 X Z,.. , P A ,V 5 3 s . , on Sens J 'S' A 'it - W A S' tt's - - is N if y QM- 4, R tk 3 ' v . 21:1 iff! ' ' vu B Wzggggg 'Nuff N at fs A - .. ' X I 'YQ' Q , - ,, 5 4 ..., L N5 R - ,A f- 51 -W' gf? if .-.S f 'ia K7 3 r, A 3 me ' Roland Bugh V 1 5 f C M , Dave Butler ' it if : K Toby Cadorette . K, Q, , .i if 5' Q5 C it John Cano ' r w X , 1 Lynette Carpenter A ,Y V 1 o rh ' Q C X tfigfi Bryan Chaney , R' fl if-1 . +- Julie Clayton Mark Cordner Joe Cotter Mike Cronk Jennifer Daley Marty Damer Cathy Dotson Jim Dubowsky Mark Durfee R t Q f .,-, ' 1 Q 4. Q '1 rllll' if te' A V.: I fiflk X , in ..,, K! 3' ill? if , Y ,Q , ., lil ti L r-' Q 1 l ' ,,,, ' 1 , 1 'Q-1 ' l 4 5 1 . ff Ken Emry Robyn Erickson Della Farver Rebecca Farver Steve Finley Mike Fisher E 1 I In-eq Mike Harsh Dawn Hester Craig Hetherington John Hirchak Joan Hughes Stan Humphrey - Al Ilicin John Jacob 2 Joellen Johnroe Jim Jurczyk Melinda Kendall , E , if . Randy Hackett V Kris Haglund Val Haight Rhonda Hall 25.52 , , fis h, if F ,- W -Q v M ,, 1--5 www' X! Mfg 'fp Y -WL' H 'WW ff ' 1 x ,S nf' X iffrtli - 5 Steve Kennedy f: ff vu is xg' D Frieda Kindell Bill King Jan Kitchen Diane Klenow Todd Klump Jeff Kolts Leo Krass Barb Krumm Henry Lahti A, 'X .tV'i -it the A -. A49 if ii' ef Maw 4 aims 'W .Q L Y Lb We I ' ' fi' A , ii1l L L sg 1 d Q 4- , A Fred Landon Kevin Lange Pam Larsen Jerry Lauwers Pam Ledin Diane Leitz Dennis Libka Phil Lixey Brian Lutz Jim Mandreky Brian Martin LQ- I .ii Kelly McDonald Kim McKenzie sf M? 4 nj 1? V I, 1: . IC cy e ca :I '5' Q 5 It x 'f' ' l A Mary Ann Mooney Jeff Nichols - James Nash Julie Nivison Pam Novik Tammy Paitl A '- Jim Pawloski fag Meg Peterson i . , A L 5 Mark Pheiffer , Donn Rakestraw Lynette Rapp Dave Revord ,J xg-NN J V ' 'ff' F X fs in Ji Roberta Richter Doug Roll Howard Schultz Peggy Schultz John Sheehan 3 V Cheryl Shilliar Tim Small Diana Soutls Debby Srebnack Bev Staudacher Rick Stevens X X l i,g, -1 , X. if V LC, ' ' A I nfl? - if, J Vw l , XM? E., 9 ll' e. ,Q ' if 'G 'Y' gs f my v N i kt ' 3' y vw if ? V M., 1 ,-',1 .L ,,.. Y l,,, Q iii i i' Q I John StJames - l Juniors not pictured Tom Bender Roxanne Brueback Louise Caldwell Leslie Call Scott Carlisle Irene Davis Cindy Drumm Dave Dunham Terry Edmonds Leonard Engle Gerald Erickson Steve Evans Jamie Gross John Harvey Darrin Hayes Kirk Johnson Jody Jordon Kevin Jordon Dan Kubisiak Kurt Lickfelft Tim McArdle Phil Mead John Moss Bob Petrach Tim Porter Henry Proper Mark Proper Dave Rich Craig Sayer Jane Schriber Chuck Sewell Raymond Smith Theodore Trudell Ben Ulman Scott Ulman Ricky Warner Bob Wheat Dan Whitford Joe Windsor Darla Toska Scott Tousjey Amy Wood Pete Wood Bill Wright Rick Yanna Diana VanSummeren Tracy Walters Barb Stonehouse Dale Strauer Q I ,f ' ,..: 2 l isss S ,. . l ' ' 1 . , 51 , al fa Sandy Tafelski is QQQXJ' - Tammy Thomas l if DJJ .T Tim Timreck l NJ 6 W at L , ,T 5 l '--A z . f 1 at 1 Likilkk K ,auf 1 i olxa, lf ' L f 1 'wg 2 R. Q Q :Til ' ' ' f S XX ,... ,. X 'Xx , .,,-'ls'if'iff- . Ny - Q K In T Ffiiii, T f ll A M L gz r a ,rx . J F--rs sl,. 9 1 A Xe Kellie Watts Sue Watts Dave Wells Linda Werth Ann Wescott 1 c , ,T T x 3 Vi , X A . wk ..g X l - t 1 S l '-in l 551' 'Yi 'in l , if-'J A 'lit ilil svi' 'I :xml al My i s 'l r S 112' Vicky Wescott Corena Whitford Mike Wilson Glenda Winchell Sue Yanna JoAnn Youngs Remem ber When . . . the spectators at the football game? ? f . . . Malin Stoclce, Marie Renson, Paulo were exchange students? . . . you had to carry all those books home when you were a freshman? . . . you could wander the halls in a care-free way? r' L f w 4, H' ll ' , tt. Q ., S' f ' .2 r N4 J N gg B 9, I An. 354, ...,- ,fla- S0-Liybe, KZ'- SENIGRS President Kathleen Mary Tenbusch Basheba Inner sunshine warms not only the heart of the owner, but all who come in contact with it. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo 84 Ensemble 1, 2, 4 Pep Band 2 Executive Officer 4 Class Colors Regal Blue and Princess Blue Equipment Manager 3, 4 X Honors Band 4 Flag Corps 2, 3, 4 Powderpuff Football 4 Student Council 4 Charlene Lynn Starling Ill-ynnll We know what we are, but not what we may be. Keyettes 1 Yearbook Staff 1 Powderpuff Football 3, Candystripers 1, 2 Sec. 2 Secretary - Treasurer 4 Vice-president Mary Hackborn Nothing is there to come, and nothing past, but an eternal now does always last. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 President 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 1 Class Motto Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Class Flower Red 84 White Roses Patricia Ann Ackerman Yearbook 2, 3 Warwhoop 2, 3 llpattyll Reach out fof the things I-iiaenigidliiiiari lEdfZ'i?S you Want today' for . generous, nor have all tomorrow may not give you Wisdom to be the chance. . ,, understanding. Nancy Anschuetz Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 2 Softball 1, 2 Mark Thomas Barry Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Reynold E Mick Award 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 MPM Finalist 4 DAR Good Citizen 4 Forensics 3 Regionals 3 Basketball 1, 2 Garford Bassett Brenda Marie Beaubien Boedini Short people are sworn to fun, loyal to none. Christopher Baertson IIC . B ' I I Chrissie Bissonette Nathan Blury l Eva M. Brockenbrough Grubb I grow old, learning something new each day. Basketball 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 James Bouchard If I J.B. All my best thoughts were stolen by the ancients. JOYCG Ann Branham N,H.5. 3,4 Track 3,4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Varsity Volleyball 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Cross Country 2 Football 1 Steven Cadorette Laurie Clark Be happy while you're living, for you're a long time dead. Brenda Darlene Blust Blutie If at first you do succeed . . . Try to hide your astonishment. Basketball 1, 2 Captain 2 Track 1, 2 Manager 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Shannon Teresa Busha IIBOOII Don't walk ahead of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Andrea Marie Colburn Andi All glory comes from daring to begin. Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 1, 2, 3, All Conf. Champs 3 Cross Country 3 Yearbook 3 Warwhoop 3 Editor 3 Vflqiflxr Larry Damron Beau Clute Bosif Live is like a bowl full of Ronald Clemefli jello, if it's not kept right, it melts. Band 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 i Judith Lynne Colton Judi Resolve to be: Tender with the young, Compassionate with the aged, Sympathetic with the striving, Tolerant K th C with the weak and the ,,L.f . .at y ft wrong: Sometime in your 'us 'sflus one mg a er live you will have been all ano er' of these. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Homecoming Court 2, 4 Pep Club 2 Melody Deane Coleman llMeIlI I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, But, I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Candy Stripers 2, 3 Powderpuff Football 4 Pat F. Daubenspeck Life is a sight for little people because everything's smaller that makes the world go slower. Michael R. Davis NIike A true victor is one who stands tall in the face of defeat, as well as in the face of victory. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Paul Peter D esjardins IIPP ll l Life is like a fruitcake, full of nuts. Football 1 Saturday Basketball 3, 4 Jackie Lynn Dixon Missie Robert Scott Dibert Scott Sean Dillon Finally I Mark Engle Robin Rene Erickson llBirdIl I've got all the time in world to do my talking. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2 Homecoming Court 1 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Pep Club 2 the l James O. Dye llJinqII To understand is not only to forgive, it is to control. Kathleen Chiyo Finley llKatyll We've only just begun. Band 1, 4 Choir 3, 4 Marchal Renee Gidley Marci Full of fun and mischief too: doing all there is to do. Keyettes 2, 3, 4 Dist. Rep. 2 Club Tres. 3 Dist. V. Pres. 3 Dist. Pres. 3 Club Pres. 4 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2 Alan Evans Michael Felske l Tara L ynn Freel Track 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 1' 2' 3' 4 Joseph Gackstetter Conf. Champs 3 HS d H Basketball 2, 3, 4 ,, Pee Y District Champ 3 We are only young once, Varsity Club 1 2 3 4 that is all society can President 4 Standjl Powderpuff Football 1 ww, 's:9 ' ' A Q ,. gi - ' 1 J .W Gregg A. Forrest Woodly Life is lonely, for even when friends are around you are still alone. Randy Gingerich We are only young once That is all society can stand. John Godin Josephine Guoan Josie 'To err is to be human. Gerald Don Gracik Jr. Big Jer Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Golden Helmet 4 All Conference 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 President 4 Student Council 2, 3 i i Tammie Lynn Groff Be not what others want you to be, but be yourself. Track 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 French Club 2, 3 Choir 2 Michael Gerard Groff Mike The moment you're born, you're done for. Q Karen Jean Hadley Willie If you wear a smile, you'll have friends. If you wear a scowl, you'll have wrinkles. Band 1, 2, 3, '4 Cheerleading 1 Keyettes 4 Class Rep. 4 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 l l Becky Henstra If you tell the truth, you Gerald Hayes don't have to remember anything. Library Assistant 3 Patrick Hill Shawn Hunt William Herman Mary Hill Larry Thomas Hughes uHUggyu A man would have no pleasures in discovering all the beauties in the universe, even in the universe, even in the heaven itself, unless he Chnstopher Horger had a partner to whom he might communicate his joys. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 6 Q54 Robina Hofacer Thomas Mark Hutchings Hutch Track 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Judith Ellen Jackson Bone I've found the secret of hapiness - total disregard of everyone else. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honors Band 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 4 Homecoming Court 3 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Yearbooklwarwhoop 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Powderpuff Football 3 S uzanne M. Johnson llsuell To be yourself is one of greatest challenges in life. Trust in God and be will help. Choir 2 Class Representative 4 4 Patricia Marie Johnroe llpattyn Far away, there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but, I can look and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Candy Striper 1 the l l Colleen Sue Johnson Shortie Sometimes our light goes out, but is blow again into flame by an encounter with another human being. Cheerleading 1 Student Council 3, 4 Flag Corps 3, 4 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Choir 1, 2 Class Representative 4 Julie Lynne Jacques Jocks 'Life is like an onion, you peel off one layer at a time and you cry a little. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Field Director 3, 4 Flag Corps 3 Student Council 3, 4 Homecoming Court 3 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Cheerleading l Maudie Lyn Jordan Those who do not understand your silence, will probably not understand your words. Kevin C. Kelly Kelvin Beauty is only skin deep, but ugliness goes all the way to the bone. Football 1, 2 Basketball 1 David S. Kendall lIDavelI L. K' I Larryiuoelznde I Victor Kitchen Bryan Klemish g . A Steven Klenow Thomas Klenow Arthur Krass Mary M. Krass There are no strangers here, only friends we have not met. Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Soft Ball 2 Candy Striper 2 Kenneth Krum m Laura Marie Kruse A lady is a woman who makes a man behave like a gentleman. Basketball 2 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Keyettes 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Candystripers 1, 2 Office Help 2, 3, 4 Chuck Kuntz Robert LaFord really enjoyed it! Keith G. LaHaye ,,Hem,y., When all else fails, follow During the last four years I d 'ect'0n5'H had the best time of my life. gasksuiilli li 25 34 4 I wish I could do it again. I asa a ' ' ' , - - Honorable Mention 3 Football 1, 2 Brian A. Lange Flange The world is like a fruit cake. It wouldn't be anything without us nuts. Shelia G. Loll Don't walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don't walk behind me --I may and just be my friend. Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 2, 3 not lead. Walk beside me -- Lynn Dell Look Lynnie Lou We are only young once. That's all society can stand. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conf.lHonor. Men. 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Homecoming Court 2, 4 Queen 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Lisa LaPalme Jerry Malone Kathy McArdle Hugh Robert Luedtke IIHUQOII ' I will not commit my life for one, nor expect him for me, but endeaver to help all. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 3 Student Dir. 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 District 1, 3 Regional 3 Student Council 2, 3 Kevin Martin Florence Mary Mader Toots To love and to be loved is the happiest thing on earth. Andrew John Mayer Big Andy Make your own decisions in life, because you are the one that has to live with your mistakes. Football 1, 2, 4 Golden Helmet 4 All Conference 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 State Finals 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3, 4 Jean Loraine Martin Martini Fond of fun, life and laughter . . . pleasure first, business after. Lois Jean McCready We are gentlemen that neither in our hearts nor outward eyes envy the great nor shall the low despise! Ja, dit's a lekker lewe! Band 1, 2, 3 NHS 3 Pep Band 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Pep Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Rotary Youth Exchange Exchange 4 1 Lisa Meske All the wealth in the world couldn't buy me a friend, or pay me for the loss of one. Choir 1, 2 Melinda Murphy Kevin Stephen Mieloclc lIKidll On any given meeting after all is said and done, 907, is said and 102, is done. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Honorable Mention 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Student Council 1 Gerald Milburn Carolyn L. Michalski Don't let tomorrow talk you into putting things off today, for tomorrow may not be around to enjoy. Michael K. Norton Mike I have often reg retted my speech, but never my silence. Gary Norwood Carol Jean Oates Oatie Good things come to those who wait. Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Court 1, 4 Kelly Lynn Papenfus Ilpappyll Most people are a happy they make up their minds be. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honors Band 2 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Band Class Rep. 4 Keyettes 3, 4 Cheerleading 1 Forensic 3 Powderpuff Football 3 Marla Ann Oates Marley No song about nature can give the lift of one butterfly seen . . . a flower sniffed. Candy stripers 1, 2 Nicholas Palumbo as to David F. Pawloski Stick People are like puzzles, some have pieces missing and some are hard to figure out. Basketball 1, 2 Football 1 Julie E. Plumley Goober You go your way, and I' ll go mine. If we should meet, then it's beautiful. Exchange Stu. from Holland 3 Powderpuff Football 4 Keyettes 4 French Club 4 Choir 2 Band 1 Candy Stripers 1 Dennis R. Pfeiffer Mary Peterson To live is to be alive. Wrestling 4 l Allen Porter IlTerIl Saturday Basketball 3 Track 3 Cross Country 4 Baseball 4 Pat Rapp Remember me for the good things I've done. If all you can remember about me is bad things, then don't remember me at all. Roger Revord Mari e Francoise Renson Brenda Kay Reasner Waffle The time has come when we go our own ways, to go out and spread our wings, to make our own waves. - Marie Michael Thomas Rellilwlm Friendship is like a drawing Big PSHE in the sand, it will disappear Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 if you don't cherish it everyday. Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 French Club 4 Student Council 4 Jeanine Ann Rose 1 llRoseylI I am only in this world oncej that all society can take. Powderpuff Football 4 Class President 3 Flag Girl 3, 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Keyettes 2 Pep Club 2 Basketball 1 Joey Lee Schaaf lltjoell Football 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Roberta JoAnn Roll Robbie Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is like a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 Powderpuff Football 4 Candy Stripers 1 Warwhoop 3 ,,i, Susan Ann Shea Ilsuell Powderpuff Football 3 Softball 3 John Orlando Sciotti Victoria L. SCl'lirl'T1Gl' xlchuckli H HV'ck'eH Companionship is Them and many Pafljs fo everything, but love is all the top of the mountain, but there really ls ll the view is always the Football 1 2 ' Same- Baseball 3, 4 It f if 1 S' 5, . lv Steve Sheply Laurence Slciver Edward James Shillair IlFroggylI Yearbook 2, 3 Key Club 3 Kurtis Sias Theresa Slciver Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot flylu Carolyn M. Snoblen Carri ell Look to this day! For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. Powderpuff Football 1, 2, 4 Yearbook 1, 3, 4 Malin Stocke lIMoHyII Student Council 4 Statistician Basketball 4 Track 4 Tami Suhanic The Big C Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be safely insane every night of the week. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Solo 84 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Honors Band 2 Secretary 3 Student Council 3,4 Class Treasurer 2, 3 School Play 1 Powderpuff Footb all 3, 4 Diane M. Sventko Don't laugh at me, laugh with me. Band 1, 2 Basketball Manager 4 Cheerleading 1, 2 Powderpuff Football 3, 4 Track 2 Varsity Club 4 Charles Lee Starling IIBirdll If you choose to remember me, remember me for what I did, not for what I write. Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 T Pep Band 4 Lillian C. Stroh Cricket Life is not lost by dying, life is lost minute by minute, day by dragging day, in all the thousand small uncaring ways. Patricia Clare Sutton Ilpattyll The scene changes but the aspirations of men of good will persist. N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Vice-President 4 Keyettes 2 Cand-ystripers 1, 2 is - Treasurer 2 iz Mary Delphine Templeton Delphine The secret of living is to be the best of what ever you are. Band 1, 2 George Hamilton VanHorn What this life gives me what I am, for what I have is what I feel, and what I feel is what I am. Track 1, 2 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Susan Marie Whitford Nothing in life is to be feared, only to be understood. Choir 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Keyettes 4 Debate 4 Powderpuff Football 4 Rebecca Elizabeth Toska Becky Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is not a thing to EZ 221122323-'-'t 'S a t 'g to Jeff Urev Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Solo 84 Ensemble 2 Track 4 is William Charles Wainwright III Toothpick Books, like friends, should be few and well chosen. Philip Wegner Key Club 2, 3 Band 1, 2 Track 2 Basketball Manager 2 Monica Lynne VanMeter Meter Cheerleading 1, 2 Pep Club 1 Yearbook 4 Track 2 Powderpuff Football 4 Lana Elaine Williams Blondie Beauty is worse than wine, it intoxicates both the holder and the beholder! Cheri Castano Smile at everyone you meet today, it will drive them crazy. YearbooklWarwhoop 3 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3 Class Representative 4 T' th L Y Gary Wood 'm?'PrYofeiSor'?ungs K H NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Alvin Call Michael Dotson Patricia Guoan Greg Heatherington Theresa Kalafut Kyle Kendra Charles Miller Mickey Spencer - n-'fi' . ,. tx il ll N fi ' fl, Rx llll ,V if . R EQ- pei A ' .W ff ,M 15 Wg x..x X XX , 1 ,A X A X ' lc f 2 iff- U f Xf M .A Z 1 1 kfll fy I' 5 f I x- 3 A mn 1L , 3' I it Q X HMV! ,J ' X I X ,lx jmfx mqv mu 'WJ f . QE R AE? 'W V W, flfn Jw X iz V NQ if gy v 3 ' Q1 ,vm ww A -N-ww. 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A Z' As f Z 7 N - ' ., mt!! 5 fvi 5-'I . x'myg6:-I vrz. f af - f- -'Q . - - 'Ka .fgwb-1f?,'i?1f. Q R- ' ,H 5 14-, Ms' . ,'.,,.' '., F . 3 -. -:uv 'A pl 4-'. ,. 1 -1, .r -4-51,1 ' 'Q ' - I N ' 1 f..i!1x-IQ . x.: lgp , in, 4 ig J .fl it- 4,1 ,H J 5? H' :b ' we Ei' E 'WA ii. School Board members, left to right, Mr. Curry, Mr. DeWyse, Mr. Russo, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Herriman - President. Not Shown Mr. Dillon, Mrs. Leitz. Dr. Halle P ll R .QVQQV ,dh 5' ,f 1 ! gl f 5-M.. . ff'-'Q ' 1 l V N X R Wi K 12, .A fer, 'X V 'gga-d1 xmxmnmxlxlxl f1'.i.T , 'x Mr. Alexander Mr, Reddick 'N,,J' .M Qi r N 5 l f . 1 1 . 1 5 . s 'N ' ly l lg ' V Mr. Pintkowski Mr. Gerber Mr. Youngs Mr. Bailey Mr. Becker 'Tm V Mr. Bergh Mrs. Bloomer Miss Burt N Mrs. Cook Mr. Crowley Mrs. Erickson ff N Mr Erickson MY- Fisher ef ff Mrs. Gidley Mr. Goretski 'K I S Mr. Gekeler Miss Klatt 1 S N 112 W , ' iff? 'M Mjf' My ,.,, , V. 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Bay St. . 'g E tT MI. D 6 Ph 362-3406 THE AREAS OLDEST 84 MOST COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE EAS-r 1-AWA5 MICH. JOHNSON AUTO SUPPLY INC. l I 121 W. st te St. East Tawas, Mich., 48730 PH. 362-3459 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLIES SMALL ENGINE PARTS AUT M O OTIVE PAINTS WELDING SUPPLIES HYDRAULIC HOSE 5-I-l-l-l.l.l.l.l.l-l-l-I-I.l-l-l-l- ' 'n' 'n'n' l-l.l-l-l-l-l-l-l.l.l-l-l- I :I CAROLS CURL NORTHEAST ': CORNER TRAILER SALES :E East ?3w'!:wSi1':1iSQirfi1Es73o RSAIR I: FoR YouR PZOFESBSTOZTL HAIR CARE THE BA Y H0 USE CSlEl1A.fiZfAEiZ :: RESTAURANT ? 1 i .- AND COCKTAIL ll Pk 'Q .' LOUNGE Qf .g , W If KENDALL BR OS. INC. S L ke Area PH. 469-363 FROST FREE ALUMINUM WIN OWS ALUMINUM SI ING WOO G AIN O PLAIN MO EL HOMES COTTAGES GARAGES WE MOVE THE EAR TH PA TR ONS MR 84 MRS RUSS ACKE MAN SR MR 84 MRS BU ALEY MS DELL GAGE MRS JU ITH GI LE ICK 84 SHARON FRANK A TSIELLEN KRASS RUSS 81 OROTHY PIERCE MR 84 MRS JACK SMITH CARL E WEBER 'I 'I - I' 1 'I .1 ' D S :I 'I I-I .l.l-l-l-l-l.l-I-l- -I-I-I I-I I I l.l I-I-I-I-I-I L ,,,, l -l-l-l-l-l-l-l-l.l.l-l-l-l-l-l.l.l-l-Ill-I-l.l. l-l-l-l-l-l-l- l-l-I-l- I' ' s I . I PHONE 'I C5173 362 5052 gy DAY OR WEEK l I -I RIVERSIDE RESDRTSQIVICITEL AUTHORIZED CATALOG I COOKING FACILITIES - CABLE TV MERCHANT I FISHING - BOAT DOCKAGE l OvERLog:INUg'2:AwAs BAY 106 W. Westover, East Tawas I DARE d MARTY ODRISCOLL 730 LAKE sr 362-6191 I YOUR FRIENDLY HOSTS TAWAS CITY MICH I SPENCER AND CAROL WELCH I : Congratulations Class of ,78 . -CAPITAL BUSINESS Congfafulatfm : and Best Wishes I OF TA WAS INC. mass of '78 I Sharon A. Frank, Accountant : 1111 S. US-23, Tawas City, Michigan l - Mathew C. I SE YM O UR F - - Iuedmann, D.D.S - CARPETS AND , l . FURNITURE PFEIFFERS g TA WAS FLOWER I 1701 N. US-23 Baldwin Centre I FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING ' Mon. til eP.M. I Tues. thru Sat. til 6 P.M. 1l8'N- NGWFTIAH : - 362-2269 East Tawas ' l l : L U T Z ZS STOR E EE'i'Z'TLE2ET?,ReRHOAQIESRTESEZ l l FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES : National City I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '78 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ON WEEKENDS I 469-2311 469-4812 l 'n' I l ' -I-I-I-l-I -l.I-l- -l-l.l.l-I I-l.l-I-l-I-I-l-I-l -l L L I ll-l-l-I-l-l- Ill- III- l.l- I- I- Ill- Ill-Ill-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I Z M' -- ZSLMI A Y I ' fl 2-I , J, j if . X I nl' 'sfful -I ' -Xmwwglnvg - df-Xxfr ,- , I J ' Aew ' , - ' V r7.1 3 4 W :ini 1' ,-fl .1 I E1-fIE? I X N N I l 'Zyl ' uv 1 uw xxw X1 K ll V fha, xg flgw' .I W ,gt 1 N' :I ffjf X . j 992: M 200 West Bay, East T DENNIS W MOLLARD, D.D.S. J Nw' ra MN 35 KEEP SMILING SENIORS 126 l-l.l-l-I-l- -l-l-l-l- I I- l-l- I-I-I-I-l-I-I -I-l-l-I I Congratulations Seniors from S TRA UER TS Congratulation and Best Wishes to the Class of '78 I I Y HARVEY H. BRINKMAN, M.D., P.C. RAYMOND L. suTToN, M.D., P.c. 116 W. State, East Tawas on the comer of M-55 and Sand Lake Road Fresh meats, groceries, Beer, Wine, and Gas DICK AND HELEN WIERGOWSKI l517l 362-2518 ST. JAMES ELECTRIC, INC. ELEcTR1cAL CONTRACTORS TED ag BUD ST. JAMES 220 RANDALL ROAD Owners TAWAS CITY, MICH, 48763 Best Wishes tothe Graduates ofthe LAN Class of '78 SC 1HMID TS Open Yea' Round 444 Lake, Tawas City 362-2861 Downtown East Tawas rl-l -l-l-l- -l-l.l-I-I I' l-l-I-I-l-l-III-I .I-I-I-l-I-I-I-I-I-l-I-I-I. Ill- I-I. lllll- ll I-ll l-I.l-l-l-l-l-I-l-l-l-l-l-l- IOEESEBIIRGER. ' Or, it you're verbose, smile and say a tangy slice of 'N cheese melted over a iOOO!o pure beef patty and topped off with all the trimmings. Either Way, yotfve said a mouthful. 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CROSS CSSINIQJSSPIQEARLJSIOSIJSALES A I. I I I I 'I COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES CLOTHING G WINTER CAMPING GEAR '- I I .I ARIST o KRAFT KITCHENS 218 W- BAY' EAST TAWA5 -I I I: ANDERSON WINDOWS I- I- WALL PANELING :I I -I DUPONT LUCITE PAINTS I' I I: BEHR STAINS '- I 'I FREE ESTIMATES ll I I MANUEACTURES OF PRE-ENGINEERED WOOD W I' 'I STORAGE BUILDINGS gs SVA -l I ' I I ROOF AND FLOOR TRUSS MANUFACTURERS 7-N HUURS l 'I 9-8M thruTh - ll - F 9-6S t -l I I I I I I I I I I I IIIII llllllllI ll -l-ll- I-I-I-I-ll IIIIIIIIIIIIIII .I-I-l-I-I I' :5 SMART MOVE WITH E5 PEGPLES STATEB 55 5: WERE BANKING 5: :E GN YOUR FUTURE :r T SAND LAKE I THANKS GENERAL STORE , l Best Wlshes to the ru exan er, ri oungsl an -l Grad'-lates 'ff the Mr. Reddick. Mr. Keiswetter our I Class of 78 yearbook production supervisor, M l Talbot our advasor, and the yearbook staff - 'We may be small but look wh ' ' THE Wffg WUR T SMITH :Q COMMUNITY :- YU UNE LOUK FEDERAL CREDIT :L UNION :I FAMILY l NEEDS, ,I UNDER 0NE -I RO0F! FAMILY CENTER X YOU ,VE NEVER SEEN A STORE LIKE THIS BEFORE M OONE YS BEN FRANKLIN mfr-.'f 1 13 I' l-l-l-l-l-I-I-I-l-I-I-I-I-l -I-I -l.l -I-l-l-l-I-I .I-I-I-I--I-I-I-I-I--I !'K!,-xf NfXl1-X A,,LXv5 . DINING , 044' .XR ,f 0+ v-:Lv OZ T oo C' BEAR TRACK 5 nw 12 XX . 6160 .Jig X- my ' MICH. PhQne - F A .bKJkfN4NyAJ y VM!q 5, A. 'X X X , ,, ,if , ,, ,i , , :IIII-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-III-I-I l I I I I I I I-I-I .I-I-I---.J MERSCHEL HARD WARE I l I , w ' ' . ' 1'1 fT , -' IDQL I I A ,- . guys g dolls I: gf: - i13,,il3if gfA ' 33: if- 2- U I I--Fwvlnemlzg-:HIZI i .g gum! ,rrwcgm , I , IQIQIA. lmdlm A -: CONGRA TULA TIONS TO 5. THE CLASS OF '78 'I :I TA WAS BA Y AGENCY I .I COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES I: EAST TAWAS, MICHIGAN I I lg.. 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