Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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Junior Girts-. Row I: Rolla Trayer. DeeAnn Wright, Sherri Busman. Patti Hills, Jaimmie Sheldon. Row 1-. Ranaye Cairl. Kathleen Collins, Phyllis Hanes. Shelly Darmody. Annette Throop, Patti Bradley. Anne Swan. Denise Camp. Sue Olejneczak, Tammy Hill. Row 3: Larry Majeski, Brad Showers, Bruce Keyes. Suzanne Holmes, Heather Watson. Randy Jeni- son, Tammy Clements. POWDERPUFF — 79 In the 4th Annual Powder- puff game, last year’s de- fending champs, the sen- iors, were over-whelmed by the juniors, as they lost 24- 18. Leading scorer for the ju- niors was Heather Watson, who raced across the goal line three times. Assisting her with one touchdown was DeeAnn Wright. The seniors had a well bal- anced attack with Joanna Gates, Lori Erskin, and Mi- chelle Workman, all carry- ing the ball in for one touch- down each. Senior Girts: Row I: Penny Snyder. Annette Williams. Robin Jenison. Row 1 Laurie Stratton. Joanna Gates. Lisa Bigelow. Carla Trayer. Lori Erskin. Betty (Webster) Walter, Rhonda Grover. Row 3: Kim Grover, Michelle Workman. 17

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This years theme of the Queen’s Assembly was I got the music in me”. The four Queen's candi- dates portrayed the Beach Boys in a very enter- taining and memorable show. The representa- tives also did an entertaining show as they por- trayed the great country stars Dolly Parton (Brenda Frost). Barbra Mandrell (Kim Erhard) and Crystal Gale (Patti Bradley). The candi- dates did a black light routine to My Sharona”, and modeled clothes from Gittlemans to the tune of Rise”. The assembly came to an end as the girls did a great job on a dance routine to Jump Shout Boogie” by Barry Manilow. Saturday night was the Homecoming dance. Al- though it could not have been labeled a success, the people had some good times at the dance. A disc jockey from the Fox 101 played the music. ib

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 Five fabulous females” attempting such things as alliteration, antonyms and apostro- phes, composed our English department. Female 1 Miss Kenyon appreciated a calmer year after the 1979 break in” of a 1st year teacher. New for her was a semester teach- ing Jr. High English. Females 2 and 3 Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Chris- tensen combined their 9th grade English classes for a poetry-writing unit. Fox also added an accelerated 8th grade program, while Christensen spent several hours a week teaching Spanish to elementary children. FABULOUS FEMALES FIGHT FOR LITERACY Female 4 Mrs. Rau’s year was quite differ- ent because as you could see she wasn’t preg- nant any more. Also new to her publications class was the production of a Foxfire” like magazine which was published and sold. Probe,” similar to hangman was the name of the game for Female 5 Mrs. Tissue’s read- ing classes. She said that it was a fun way for students to improve reading skills. Skills, in general, improved this year under the influence of these five fabulous fe- males.” 18