Western High School - Concept Yearbook (Auburn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1979 volume:

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But also, they have left behind a special part of their lives which can only be brought back through memories. Commencement and Baccalaureate are memories that are cherished forever by every graduate. REGI TRATIG PREP RE sim WT. It I thought you were supposed to get numbers in prison! says Jerry J anowicz. Leo Grotkowski enjoys taking yearbook mugs. Registration was held on August 21, 22 and 23. The freshmen were the first to register on Monday the 21st in morning and afternoon shifts. Tuesday the sophomores returned to Western in the morning while the juniors came in the afternoon. On the last day the seniors came in the morning, and the new Western students came in the afternoon. A loyal bunch of students helped to register everyone by typing, taking pictures, cutting, sorting, making I.D. cards and handing out schedules. The auditorium and commons were full of students comparing classes and teachers and filling each other in on their summers. Although not everyone wanted to give up his summer, all the students enjoyed seeing everyone again. Laura Schindler and Leslie Greenwood have different reactions to Terry TroxeE!'s FOR A NEW YE R Wow! Modern technology does it again! Cindy Bryant and Val Rozek cut mugs for the yearbook. It seems like an endless production line of mugs. , i -vihnurn-9---. v---2 1-Q: .M V '- 1 L.. Back to school causes a dismal look for Scott Rechsteiner. HWE MAY EVER PASS Senior Mike Balwinski and his date, Carrie Pieniozek, enjoy a fast dance. We May Never Pass This Way Again was the theme for the 1978 Junior Senior Prom. On May 20 the 5th annual Junior Senior Prom was held at the Delta College Commons. The air was crisp, but the couples still found the atmosphere and the beautiful Scenery of the Japanese garden refreshing. During the course of the evening, the couples had an opportunity to have their picture taken by W.J.S. Hicks while the remaining juniors and seniors enjoyed dancing to the music of Ceyx. Everyone present realized that this was a night they would always remember. J .w Couples romantically dance to the music of Ceyx. -S. li f J Q., 'S -u I xt x A Qing! 5 is :Q 511 My ,pmk , Rage' i 1 I ,isp 1 . ,.. it 1 1 , , -wav -rf ' Q .. t and S troduced at the assembly. F, . -'r! 31,53 'N students Q Ez. 4 ' r W 23' mi' Z ----.., if Co-Chairmen Linda Prill and Mary Iillcn Kelly spca l HGMECOMI G AND COURT --if .-fa 1 IN uc court includc front row: Suc Braun, Zounnc llnntiuk, Ccrva. Third row: Terry Butzin, Lcigh Cisky, Linda: Long. Buck row icth .t .. Second row: Cathy Kuczmurck, Vicki Knocrr, Karen Linda Prill, Quccn Kcllic Rczlcr, Tina Cannp, Melissa Szitkowiaik. HEMI ISCI G RZ' s t l' X, ' ffl. .r ,i VGVQWV. 'r f f A' A-' Zig . ,. ,, Queen Kellie is escorted by her E . A date, Nick Johnson. vcryonc enjoys music by Ccyxe Members of thc Homecoming Court and their dates pose for a picture. 1 - v I .0 , s Wa.,-if ff tx XF , g Greg Richards and his date, Nancy Smith dance to the music of Ccyx. HQMECOMI G A UCCESS Beth Alarie is escorted by her parents. Mark Pajot und Kevin Miller prepare for the hit. Queen Kellie reigns over the halftime celebrations. m 'J i ' Q he l if ,r- -WA aff, -un,...,y4v..N-- Y'-u' SVU--' 7-ifiTI..,? f f tl ,. Bob Rugenstein watches over his teammates. '-W F- WE TER PIRIT 4 Suc Toth, and Dawn Duprce bring Hat and T-Shirt Day to life. Jersey Day is evcryone's favorite, right Robin Martin? Brenda Schumacher shows her spirit. WILL E ER DIE lt's not that bad Tom Furland. Saxton likes to start the newest styles. 'SW Gayle Bragiel's real personality shows on Hat and T-Shirt Day. Twirp Week is an annual spring event every year. We had Jersey Day, Farmer Day, Dress-Up Day, Hat and T-Shirt Day, and Clash Day. Westem was brought to life by all of those who participated. Even though many things were unusually different this yearg Westem's spirit will go unchanged. WE TER TOP I BLOOD DR Just a little big longer, Kathy Krueger. Q x ,.,.-. t X .I ,X E Tir 5 One of the nurse's awaits another victim. The students at Western High, participated in the annual Blood Drive. While some students enjoyed the event, others seemed to be a little shaky . Not only were students involved but also many faculty members participated. All in all, the 20 drive proved to be another big success. A A You can handle it, can't you,Theresa Foumier? Many students are anxious to give blood. t 1 Kencla Huber doesn't feel it's all that bad. PI G PG G BOU CE ALO or 'G J. J' i -lv The Cham ps are John Rabidue, 3rd placeg John Trompeter, lst placeg Rick Hanover, 2nd place. GCOIBC HOIHC loves 10 P01183 ,f 'I ll 3 ' I 'f 7 ,. x 5 Q 1 I 1 W X i 'I !.., its 1 Og ,Q rl ra xx ffl mfs' J .. Q 1 Q , x.,,,,,, . Wins- -.44 .. 'HJ' 'sv H ' 1 ,-1 if ,Il .,,..,,,r,, Q WJ Q , Pk . ,.,, .. .-W.r.s ,,-,,, J , ! X , r V.. . i - .... ., ... ,xx 5 asily retuming the ball is Jim Trompeter. Dave Ropp really gets into it and makes his shot hard! CHOIRG GET TOGETHER AGAIN -lui' . Mr. Subourin leads thc Wcstcrnarircs. Laura Beekman performs a solo. ' in Kcep your eyes on that music. r I The Concert Choir sings their hearts out. Kim Marlinga enjoys singing as a Westcrnairc. HDQW DIFFERE T RO D Jim Rubideau has deep concentration, as he performs his solo. Girls chorus performs once again. Concert Choir can't remember all their music?! 1 i Mr. Robert Sabourin takes a bow. A few members of the Bell Choir are caught in action. On April 5, 1978, a recital of solo, voice and piano music was presented by students from Western High School vocal music department. This program was organized to offer students who are taking private lessons an opportunity for individual musical expression and recognition. These students worked very hard on their personal musical development, and the concert was a big success. 4 EXIT THE BODY PRESENTED Jennifer DeLorge and Ann Bradley try to calm down Diane Griggs. Ron Timmer and Carol Anderson see eye to eye. On March 16, 17, and 18, 1978 the Western Stage Company presented Exit the Body by Fred Carmichael. The three act play took place in the auditorium under the direction of Mr. J. Frank Bradley. The tech crew was in charge of lighting, sound, music, and curtain pulling. Fred Western and Dan Hitz took care of set design and construction. The eleven. member cast included Jennifer DeLorge as Lillian Seymour, Stacey Baker as Jenny, Dan Hitz as Randolph, Carol Anderson as Helen 0'Toole, Ann Bradley as Kate Bixley, Diane Griggs as Crane Hammond, Ron Timmer as Vernon Cookley, Fred Westem as Lyle Rogers, Don Rozek as Philip Smith and Dave Sharp as Richard Hammond. The tech crew consisted of Tony Kierpiec, Jim Bauer, Dan Yurgaites, Brad Wishowski, Milan Bissonette and Kent Winslow. 6 Qi , ig i 3,- E 'X Qi ing ' k?L12j? I don't believe you, says Stacy Baker. ,:.g,, P if J, 1 Jennifer DeLorge and Fred Western have an amusing honeymoon. x T' I still don't know what's going on! Diane tries to explain matters to her husband, Dave Sharp. Y' 'Q' wil '4- The cast members put on a fine performance! .P-f Y fit' 'ff' . KU ,B 'i , id, ,Irv 5 M -'Aw .1 . f :wr L, 1. Nw? . . - ,, A k .., 'IP '23 is if.. M .V-1. A bis 1 1 :fl X ,.- ,,,i,,i , if p, Q , rw. 3 ,4,,.. .V . N44 ,Q X V3 Sv , n 5 - 5,3194 Ifg. rj 1 .V- 54 ' P fr., A any -I , . ',s:7,f 'Hy spa, 1 My-m yur , ,ua ff H. ., ., ,-,,,,., fyfve-vu ' lt's a hold-up! I HJR 5 Q F9 'hi' fr ' u TUDE T HA E TH in--' ' l 4 5 , w +view:-Q Q K . . 1 1 - , N. L 1 1 N ' ' fl .tv i ' 'fu Db ' M E itgmbw u Al Bryant, Marty Gottcsmzm, Dick Harmon, and Senior Jay Meilstrup seem to be missing out on the action of the game. Al Bryant is caught at a moment ol' indccision during the game. 'Y' xv Mr. Harmon watches the action down court. X L -.pawn-1urf :W ' g 5' x. AST LAUGH v,t -Hsu? -L9 1- lv fy , QQ.. i M X 'Q Q 5. . h 'lp , .H ' lr : 3 'W' I fi if-.....,.,. -iv --- ,pl Mr. Gottesmzm gets pampered by his teammates. Mr. Manwell thinks maybe he ought to stick to swimming. Mike Balwinski docs a fine job keeping Mr. Harmon busy. Just as in the past, the student-faculty game was an entertaining match of the brute strength of the seniors and the brains of the faculty. The students led by a few players from the varsity basketball team, literally blew the inexperienced faculty off the court. The faculty put up a good fight, but the experience and brawn of the seniors won out. COUPLE DAN .pn thins Posing for a quick picture are Robin Dasky and Chris Moyer. No. 63 Mark Gorney and his girl dream to the music. CE T0 THE MUS Diane Stransky and Steve Janson boogie to the music. 4 fl, Ai 1, L x ' 1 Qs Mars Beiser and Kent Briggs get crowned! A SADIE HAWKI f J' F Twirp King and Queen receive their awards. 49, Taking a break are Pete Ackley and Karen Stevens. JT E251 xgx argl., The Reverend Gibson and Joan Castrodale hitch another couple. On Tuesday, April 4, 1978, Marlene Beiser and Kent Briggs were voted by the students with pennies to be the Twirp King and Queen. The Sadie Hawkins Dance was supposed to be on April 7, 19783 but there was a minor conflict so it was held on April 14 from 8:00 until 11:30. Tickets were sold at the Corner Shop for 51.75 stag and 33.00 a couple. The dance was sponsored by the seniors. 51 4- .Ns- I .. , ,X 4 . F f' . f TF 1 1 T A 4 x ggsvg his 5- , M . K k , rj k-:L. gk' ,Q fi g X x Y 4 , 3 M .ni R .wg 'fWx e A 4 3 . -. '4 A, .. V1 r ff Q . f. 'K ur N 1 A DA CER 'BL A f ,t K J:-fi -A s , 1, I ,tr ,f A JU it ..,k -4 Q Y is 1 if .1 lvl' t 1 Q., . X students wait to perform. sf, Q X, x Nt , t fe 2 DAZZLE WE TER ,J JU t T 4 Yee-Ha!! Everybody clap now. ls s-.Ai il' Kathy Sauer watches closely how it's done. Mr. Langenburg and Western students get into the act. 31 MU IC DEPARTME Wcsternarircs stand waiting patiently for their cue to begin their purt in thc entertainment ofthe evening. --tm-QQ Concert Band performs with perfection. On December 14, 1978, the Music Departments of Western presented a musical concert called Spectrum. The concert was presented through the coordinated efforts of the Intermediate and High School music groups. All of the students worked well together to make the show a one to remember. Brenda Leonard sings her part with Westernrrircs PRESE TS HSPECTRUMU 'I'l1cC'I1urinct scctiun tools away during pcrforlllullcc. Dolores Grcwc plays thc flute for Concert Band 1 5 2 i i 2 2 2 GIRL LEAG E D CE No one holds back during a fast dance. Dave Piotrowski encourages Jodi Morley to dance. On January 12 Girls League held a dance in Western's Commons from 8:00 to 11:30. H 8a L Sound provided a variety of music for the students. This gave the students an opportunity, not only to get down and jive but also to socialize. Students from all grades attended and seemed to have a good time. ., C-. il' Extensive equipment is used for special effects Everyone expresses his own style on the dance floor These guys enjoy socializing rather than dancing lg IGHT T0 REMEMBER Dave Dannesbcrgcr and Wendy Martin are in the Christmas spirit. U - II ET I if .. I.: ting . ' mr Mrwwz- El ,t ,l li RWM ,,. .' Decorations set the scene for Cathy Ivan and Joe Biskner. Couples find the punch and cookies refreshing. fbi gif -t. r E ' Q Mr. Hicks strives for perfection. Slow dancing is so romantic. Western's 5th annual Christmas Prom was held on December 16th with the theme A Christmas Night To Remember. Couples danced to the music of Westwood while the snow fell softly outside. Dress for the prom was semi-formal with a two-way bid, and all the classes were invited. Everyone had an opportunity to purchase a portrait taken by W.J.S. Hicks to provide them with lasting memories of A Christmas Night To Remember. SE ICR GET MEASURED 'X X X Dan Tomczak holds a straight face. sf' X f ,ff Linda Wildman smiles sweetly. y N This year's senior class was measured for their caps and gowns early in February. They went down a few at a time and were measured by Mr. Titus. It made graduation seem all the nearer, and it brought them another step toward that day. 'TN Maria, hold still! Aw c'mon Jenny, it won't hurt! tml STUDE T RECEIVE CHEDULE 4 JHNJ 10 VAT v 'K' ' , 2 w- .,Trr,'E., .Y - luxxil w Qx .. rr it i Where am I? wonders Kent Winslow. This year at Western the students received their second semester schedules after school in the Commons. There were four lines, one for each class, and at the front, a person handing out the schedules. Although it was very crowded, it ran smoothly and gave the students a chance to socialize. Chris Enzer and Steve Beyer relax before beatmg the crowd The crowd grows larger and larger and larger WEETHEARTS AN lt il 1 Lk'k I A .. Tony and Kelly will have something to rcmcntbcr. Juniors Chris and Audrey are all Smiles. gh. .xx ,gk v . NAA ii M -M. Vg ,V Scott und Linda fccl very important. Jeff and Beth did rather well their fist year. fx VALE TI ES 5 'A 0 A Kelly and Cindy - twinkles or what? Chris Stevens gets into the mood. Chris and Pam boogie down. 1 l Ron Gorney enjoys a slow dance with his partner. The Valentine's dance of I979 was enjoyed by all. The dance floor was crowded with young and old. The ceiling was decorated with pink and white balloons, streamers, and red hearts which was done by the freshmen. This was the first dance given by the freshmen this year, and everyone had a riot. Nominees were picked from every class, and the winners were announced over the P.A. Friday the sixteenth. For seniors, Tony Lupo and Kelly Coates juniors, Chris Mathewson and Audrey Beuchler sophomores, Scott Rechsteiner and Linda Long, and, last but not least, freshmen, Jeff Cooley and Beth Alarie. Everyone was surprised at the results but greeted our new royal sweethearts. s III T IIIII IS p U IQQJIDIIIIIO E R nl Q T Lf. IIIS l-i-1. ..L.. I I I I I I I I Il I... I-II .9 L-...I l1.J Li. Illll'IT'I wx QQ IIII I I III I WE TER TUDE T MU T sk Kclly Coates puts on her ca1tchcr's equipment. MRN Cyigv wi -1, . mg., yvf-1gE.51gjj3gpvgi1Qg' ,. ,,..,-Q, ,-,Q yt, , ' , T zz-5 ...rv,q,.,-al a?.,,3b . Q . . f 4 . R--. Tv fx .. '- Kevin Schonbcin readies himself in thc field. '1s'11f1. ' 1- X ' M., -. 'V gf' f-xii- 'f-Af , a Ag.. MW , 'M . 1 4. A - 1 ' .,,,,. ,T up .v-:xr g , 4, -,If ' M ' in . A4 L fn -i N ,iw .-.., ' A Vx .xfirwifg .v -A I T .-1 . Q- ..'f. I-'J I D COMPETITIO EL EWHERE -3!?yEN'S Cheryl Schwab looks for a teammate to pass the ball to. Monkey see, monkey do, huh? Maria Putt. l. l fl . 2. if , Pfrxi yl.f fir , we pf, N. --if w -,I 5 ' , I f fist '-...a..I I Ml Melanie Clauss, Ann Klepscr, Sarah Aucrnhammer and Kelly O'Riordan cheer their team on as they take a break from action. Gail Klepscr puts a move on a defender. With the millage defeat in Bay City this year, sports, a main item for many students, were eliminated. Luckily for some of them city sponsored leagues were available for them to participate in. Many sports were taken up by students, ranging from softball to boxing. It was a very sad picture over all for many students, who, because ofjobs or lack of transportation, couldn't participate as they could have if school sports had been maintained. Hopefully, students ofthe future will not be hindered by the atrocities we have had to suffer. 4 , ' p l k,, . Ill, Sarah Auernhammer sets the ball as Peggy Schlatter looks on. , '- .' I 1. Jr f..-.- , .. if-. ' 4 W .. Lv ---- A' ' ' ..-.----J-X ,W-vuwlPeKf'::':H ' A team composed of Western students placed second in a teen soccer league this fall. Pictured from. left to right, top row: Leif Peterson, Bob Rugenstein, Dennis Bauer, Paul Elliot, Mike Hogan, Scott LeVasseur, Marty Pickelmen. Bottom row: Tim Reisig, Mike Hnatiuk, Gene Talaga, Steve Taglauer, Bob Reddick, and Rich Roediger. Missing: Brenda Jezowski and Ray Olszowy. : Q . A l . af 53, 92. X A . .... ,4 Al 27 5. 1 , 4 - 5 . VQJIG' l VAIC 1lvl1lT-I Ill-3 -'1 5d lil - N 5 7 Sa LIIIIII . . .PRO IDE LEADER HIP The advisor, Mrs. Post, explains the agenda for the year. ms HSI n if t, X. Hifi Q iN NAT W SUCIU' Xf- Membcrs vote confidentially during the election of officers. Students of Western High School are proud to be members in Aesthetikos, the Western Chapter ofthe National Honor Society. This organization's membership is based on overall leadership, character and service. Mrs. Becky Post serves as advisor for this selective group of students. Family and friends had the opportunity to attend an induction ceremony held last spring. This honor will remain with these students for the rest of their lives. 48 Fultz. lfiliillvn 1 What's so amusing, Brenda liisenman? Maria Putt listens intently. 1, Speaking at the induction ceremony is ' ',: W1.Q?j'T'f 'f 71'b -mm 8 5' 1 Y . I 0 tv X ' 4.- we ,f -f-M: W s , 1 'Q 41 .V ' gf 5, H 0 r E ', 1ni'w,' I' J .1 1 lpn . '59 .1 Nm vw gif , -i -Q THE r TAR HI S --jx Editor Cindy Miller uses her favorite expression, Dah! Although the school budget was drastically cut this year, the Star shines on. It is produced on the same schedule it was last year, one every three weeks. In order to sustain the fine quality and standards it has had in past years, the Star has, for the first time, sponsored a dance to raise funds. On the newspaper everyone is directly involved in every issue. The editor and page editors take everyone's work and form it into the finished product. The editor this year is Senior Cindy Miller, who uses the help of page editors. They are News Editor Kelley Coates, Editorial Editors Joan Casterdale and Bill Kohn, Feature Editor Judy Reder, and Sports Editor Sue Rytlewski. The page editors in turn are assisted by the rest of the staff, which is made up of juniors and seniors. Mrs. Hoyle is the advisor who guides these students in their work to produce the Star. Mrs. Hoyle also teaches introduction to joumalism where prospective news staff members are trained. Checking to see if her story sounds good is Sue Rytlewski. 1978-1979 News Editing Class, top row left to right: Scott Martin, Joe Foumier, Lisa Williams, Celest Luptowski. Bottom row, left to right: Kozuch, Cindy Miller, Amy Wiesenauer, Bryan Chapman, Chuck Val Rozek, Sandy GIHDPCH, Ralph GICCF, Qaffile l'l0YlC, Bridget Mclntyre, Don Rozek, Dave Tackman, Leo Grotkowski. Middle row, Holmes, Diane Gransdcn, Dave Piotrowski. Missing from picture is left to right: Kelley Coates, Joan Castrodale, Sue Rytlewski, Theresa -l0l1H RiCllafdS0H, Judy Reder, and Bill Kdllfl- Xf x ., s...--.... -vqpr .. pp . Y Q N 'fi O I .E 1 il s 5' Q 51 1'- 1 f Q. 44 Q .,.f- ,gf NS-..,, md. A 4' .RTN .f ,, -W' A LW, .A.'paE,5f,e11. Sw-.. f, MW, hifvw wYJ,x.Q,wL ' 3.3-1 '1 'hw S? . . , sw. , ,,,,...Y xfx -5 1 s A, Ai' .mf ,gg ' Mg- - . . was fi...- A 'f YE RBOGK KEEP Row 1 L-R: Dan Yurgaites, Dave Dannesberger, Miss Ransom, Deb Auernhammer, Judy Neumeyer, Lisa Rase, Terri Bissonette, Ruth Theiss, Deb Bujalski, Judy Krupa. Row 2 L-R: Dave Dietlein, Terry Troxell, Dan Tomczak, John Richardson, Beth Hooper, Diane Broderick, Paula Pichiotino, Sally Rechsteiner, Amy Klepser, Ruth The photographers are: Row 1 L-R: Dave Dannesberger, Leo Look now you ll never see Chuck Mclntyrc and Sally Reehstcmer workmg Grotkowski, Dan Tomczak. Row 2 L-R: Val Rozek, Jenny again DeLorge. Row 3 L-R: Dave Dietlein, Terry Troxell. f 1 I .l sk Q .4 .Ja 1 5 H ur TRUCKI 9 Deb laughs at Judy while she docs the work. 3 Problems of layouts are solved by Editor Chuck Mclntyre, Sponsor Miss Judy Ransom, Photographer Dave Dannesbergcr and Student Dan Yurgaites. Kandy Bridgewater and Beth llooper look in their purses for munchic money. Debbie Gcncseo laughs at Val Rozck, while Paula Pichiotino turns away in disgust. Getting It All Together was our choice for the theme in the 1979 yearbook. The class this year was the biggest since Western opened. With 17 seniors, 14 juniors and 2 sophomores. We all strived to make the '79 book the best year ever in spite of the lack of extracurricular activities. With 16 returning staff members the class hopes to carry on their tradition of great yearbooks. TUDE T C0 CIL KEEP MG I G Student Council members listen intently to the agenda of the meeting. Western Student Council played an important role in school this year. During the course of the year Student Council planned various activities for the students such as dances, assemblies, fund raising drives, and spirit week. Student Council consists of two Co-Chairmen, secretary, treasurer and eight representatives from each class. Elections were held last spring except for the freshmen. Due to millage defeat, the elected Co-Chairmen chose to attend another school, therefore, new Co-Chairmen had to be elected. Student Council decided to give the seats to the next running mates, Linda Prill and Mary Ellen Kelly. Along with the Co-Chairmen is Secretary Beth Birr and Treasurer Judy Reder. Student Council gratefully acknowledges the help given by Mr. Charles Schwartz, Mr. Dick Syring, Mr. Wayne Przybylski, Mr. Ralph Brissette and Mr. Elmer Link. Also many thanks to all who helped them throughout the school year for without their help and cooperation Student Council could not have been as successful. Q 54 Mr. Syring listens to the Student Council. Do you have something important to discuss Gigi Wessely? Q 'Wwe Kelly Coates wants to voice her opinion while Paul Steih and Jay Handy seem to be another place Ma ,s . rr ,hr- aw' 4-at ,gt . 5' ' .. Q 1' q 1 z ,V t I 155+ GIRL' LEAGUE 'T-A . if Front Row L. to R. Wendy Martin, Karen Rytlewski, Yvonne Meiske. Dengler, Angie Witbrodt, Julie Koch, Mrs. Lois Verity, Jody Morley, Back Row L. to R. Nancy Haas, Becky Zettle, Annette Dore, Lynn Judy Leppek, Connie Luptowski, Becky Baney, Lynn Genge. Rytlcwski, Carrie Dore, Mrs. Janice Wiles, Marie Lukowski, Lauri Girls League at Western High School is a very important activity. The members helped by ushering at special shows or events put on by Western. Girls League also sold jerseys and candy to raise money. This year Wendy Martin was the president. Girls League is open to any girl attending Western regardless of her grade. lt gives freshmen and sophomore girls a chance to become active in their early high school year. The sponsors of Girls League were Mrs. Janice Wiles, and Ms. Lois Verity. Wendy Martin, president, stops to pose for a picture. if 1, AKE PLA Yvonne Meiske, vice president, watches as the secretary takes notes of the day. Pam Fourmer and Nancy Haas dlscuss then' opmlons. Boy do I have a secret to tell you. Cheryl Roth seems to be amused. .tif'T, 3 V1 ,..4v The group listens to ideas for the future. I TER ATIO L CL B Members of the club attend a lfrcnch dance exhibit at Flint. Mr. Bloenk demonstrates how to till the snack machines. This year's International Club, under the leadership of its sponsor Miss Barbara Mitchell, accomplished many things. An International Dinner was held in the fall as a chance for new members to join. To be eligible to join, one semester of any foreign language must have been completed. Under the direction of the elected officers Brenda Eisenman and Margaret Carbary, cochairmen, and Barb Schwab, secretary-treasurer, the club raised money through a candy sale and filling the vending machines in the commons. The money earned helps defray the cost of a trip taken at the end of the school year. 58 PEOPLE OE THE WORLD Back L. to R. Kim Butts, Beth Sturm, Beth Birr, Brenda Krick, Pauline Behmlander, Kelly Knight, Susan Pfund Eisenman, Ruth Theiss, Barb Schwab. Front L. to R. Pam Cffehaifmen Brenda and Maggie listen to members talk- Club members discuss future plans before eating. N A M. 4 M: X -4 r 'T as N- -'.T -1. 7'5.': :-1:-, i- . , . N . A . .. Q.. , W ,a ff... ........,f , V 2 ,M...... '24 lr 4. X I 45: rm N Q aw , I 5, ..f l .1-, L -,,'lp'f1 '1:. ' 51, Miz' X 'B 'N W N, ' W' .9 'W an , W s Q,-' W K 4, , , N 4 ,. in x 5 1 f -In bhp V Q 1 if Tl -14- , ,- v YK gi, wx ,ra W Ig., Y Q - 1 Q wg 1 f':' 'l'l Q . Lf, 3 wi -gf Hug gh fl ,, 5 . fi 5 , v it VI sh 512,855 is W T :ww 4? Dan Kukla smiles X i' -1-Q-Ai q .'?'- Il .s '1 J 'J' 1 i , 47? .ge fr. V n M, W-4251, H ,f ,M ' , X f' '-1, ,v ' ' 0. ' - Q A . vl tir- xw ,Mtg 11 .. A b -X WWW-iw.. r f4f'jfu-qu. , ,,...4,.t,V3f X , D , Q5 M .if . w M 15 1 P, I 1 X A1 P ds QI., 'I TECH CREW I BLI DED The tech crew members are Front: Brad Wishowski. Back L to R: Tom Behmlander, Dan Yurgaitcs. The tech crew is a highly specialized group of students that is responsible for all the technical needs at Western, which range from maintaining the public address systems in the gym and commons to designing the lighting and staging for all ofthe productions in the auditorium. Under the supervision of Advisor Mr. Ron Ferguson and Co-Chairmen Brad Wishowski and Dan Yurgaites, the tech crew has moved out into the Disco field, providing the latest music and Disco lighting for many high school dances. Furland, Dave Dannesberger, Kent Winslow, Joe Yurgaites, Chris , 7, The Advisor is Mr. Ron Ferguson. Brad Wishowski brings up the stage light. Y THE LIGHT f ll Nat 1 ,Nw-vw' ' 1 ,,..,,.--'1 ' 1 3 f A . X , Q X 5 L .. , -. x ' '- 4 s L M ' rad Wishowski gets a lift from the techies. The tech crew makes a scene change. I L. . , 1 nm Furlan d is on the spot Chris Behmlandcr sets the control board. Furland is right on cue. Without the millagc thc show docsn't go on. .IS IfAlC,T1IV1T1E U E IC S A C A D, .1 Ll 1+,,,, ,g'f.A,4' 3, I . LE.. N T' I MI II- II Kill-IV EW UPERI TE DE T HIRE The new superintendent is Raymond Duch. Board president is Susie Pederson. The resigning Supefimendeni WHS David Katherine Scrumgard On December thirty-first, after David Fultz resigned his position as superintendent of the Bay City Public Schools, Raymond Duch became our new Superintendent. Raymond Duch proves to be very enthusiastic about making new adjustments in our school system and has already begun to do so. This year's president was again Susie Pederson and new members elected to the board were, Eldon Claymond, Alex Murray, and George Freel. I f-.J '-Jr' 'Q Eldon Ciaymond Kitty Ralph Velma Phillips .Q vw--it Alex Murray George Frcel T IM? V' L -.. DMI I TRATGR WQRK HARD Mr. Bryant looks concerned. YHEL- 2 V' gala vii' l Q :- i Iii '2' Wcstcrn's Dean of Students, Mr. Brissette, always looks busy. 1 Mr. Bloenk likes his newjob as assistant principal. A 'A' 1 . yr. Assistant Principal, Mr. Langenburg, has a warm smile for everyone. As the result of the milage defeat this year the administrators were faced with many problems from conflicts in scheduling to finding educational entertainment for the students. Although the year started out with a few frowning faces, one new face added to our administration this year was the smiling face of our new assistant principal, Mr. Bloenk, previously a teacher at Handy. Even with all of the unusual problems the administration faced this year, they all worked together to make this year a prosperous year. 67 Western art students are given the opportunity to develop a greater understanding and creative experiences in many of the visual arts. They often help shape a life long appreciation and interest in a wide variety of experiences found in this department. Vocational interests connected directly with the advanced fields of art and also the vocational areas indirectly with art are discussed and explored. These careers are discussed through an in-depth exploration of processes which involve the techniques, skills, ideas and the art students. There is a large assortment of techniques which allow a student to express his or her talents. A few of these techniques include sculpture, clay construction, paintings, printmaking, jewelry designing, and both perspective and figure drawing. Trina Markel puts the last coat of varnish On her wood project. WWA. on-...X 5 st. x .-jifffq f' Q ' vb' f ...an We RT DEP RT wk-fsf C Q Mg ei 1 ,'1- 5- . se. Mr. Schwartz and Mrs. Miller are this years Art instructors. F it film-st-an ,iw . M. 3 ., as ,..: E -Q K : i ' si 3 if 'X'1 e . r E , lf' - tw- s. N e A - ...-f .ZM',',?-I Gosh, I love Art! exclaims Mark Balwinski i . I 1 if HOW TALE W uni' .H How much is that doggie in the window? .Q-:U Mr. Schwartz shows Lynn Bowman 'how it's d0nc.' V ,. s HHN ? 'q MN 'f f W Q 7, ,:SL.,.!2,. .-n.r- iff 'A ...-..v.f'55g Q, ff . nfl '1'i3' 1' ,gli -ll Can't you see I'm busy! says Teri Thornton. Dave Redcr and Matt Saia look for an inspiring idea. 3 f H xx 'l -' - :Sew L Art students work hard on their clay projects to meet the deadline. hn-zw V Buffing her pewter bracelet to perfection is Linda Prill. F36 fff. 4 4 -rf, P I' X K x.l tux N I X I' wg ' 9 '71'f7 N Q. l . 5' 'K O Vicki Bloss proudly shows off her project. f . 8 ' . 1 R iw A+ xv, Y 70 't 5 . v gil' 225 s 'L N5 z 'Iii ,,-r,. , ' ,tif g n . . A ' gy 'vo A.. i.. 31 , xt - f ' - 9 j A 1 ,L W . 1 1 . QL .- - 4 - u . Kirk Craddock clears a spot to work on his clay project. Clarese Toth gets ready to throw paint at the photographer. Q wx 1 sg, 1 1 ' 'v M. Garza and D. Feinauer trace their pictures. Ben Seitz shows imagination in originality ight N 1-uni Tools for batiking and the finished pictures make a nice display. i nf -lr . Y'- - K' ....A K J ' I Q Painting always puts a smile on Nancy Kaczynski's face. Connie Schultz and Cathy Barber 'talk it over.' Kari Broderick concentrates on getting her painting 'just right.' P kr I Kathy Behmlander Works hard to S ' a . 5 ft G j X s f 1 fl' i vm--rmi!'unwp--uv-nn1 -..QM I I Y W . 5 lgigggf N .r Qs Nt- Q-i l I mcet a due date. ' il. . o surprising, Trina Markel? gi l ' I P 'il--.,.. Ev-, X 1 sig! - g , ,,, .14 ' '-7' ,'.'4 4 . 'A . ,, ', V 3 U . sf A n. , 'vc .. 5 .QL s. 4 i 1 ff 'S .. f mw h ' 50 , s jf SKF fi .sf J-smiigli ,gal Tie' ,, A 'C.,f '- , ff' A f ' A ' 4521. 3 r Z w u - c, I. -1. C' , . x BQ.,,, li . nv? Pictures add a touch of class to the room. hard to finish their art project is Tammi Taylor and Kim Brandt. ,N J. x, xxik C Q.. -X., 1 ..d J' g I Q ,va 3-sg lj ' Y-1 i Q-F91 ,, of . sh ' x wh Uv 'X - Dave Sharp concentrates on his painting, va-H-Q..-Q C DETB 'Ns Mr. Saxton, left, Cadet Band Directorg Center, Choir Directorg Right, Concert Band D11'CCtOI The Cadet Band this year was made up of 46 freshmen. Cadet Band was set up so that. young musicians could perfect themselves before going on to the Concert Band. The Cadet Band members performed at the homecoming game and other concerts during the year. Pat and Theresa are an important part of the brass section. .QOK IMPRESSIVE Qi -9 u y figs! M' bl I .4 L rumpcts take a break to study their music. Miller enjoys playing in the band. 1 i LUI1. A drummer waits for her cuc Lynda and Anita work hard on their music. CHQIR WGRK FUR A qxiao.-v, .ng an al V5 Tl R Q R 1 V i ,. ,A ,- Curric. Debbie, Paula, und Judy cnjoy their hour of choir. YQ 1.1 3 i out L, K ,Ao Ly nn, Cindy, Renee, and Cheryl prepare for their upcoming concert. Julie Marlinga and Shelley Garza take their singing seriously. 76 HARMG IOUS SCU 11547 1 ff , 108000. Ann. Kara. and Brenda find time to have fun in class, - 1. 1:13-fS??s,.g3f, 1... f 'QQ 5' t' like . me 2 r- ar uW '- f Kelli, Shari, Noreen, and Connie pause to relax their voices. . X- 5 f' f A N - 1, s IQ fi lv- 'i D ' l Ng -:z Sharon Tomczak takes advantage of a rest tg lggk at the Camera. Wcsternaires was the only choir in existence this year. It consisted of 36 girls. Included in the total were 6 freshmen, 10 sophomores, 16 juniors, and 4 seniors. Westernaires' performances were limited this year. However they practiced hard for the times they did perform. 77 ,, . Q. ., .. ,, 3 4 f .. Q4 Q if l are ,JE 2' T 4 Af x oo CERT B TRIVE ,I 1 The sophomore baritone players stick together. Mike Appold and Tim Mueller concentrate hard on their music. Richard Koehler, Russ Vogtmann, and Don Ruether play the light song to promote Western's spirit. jl' 5 ., 5 9 A li 5332 -, S is if r fy 3 ,. , s I is .- 5 'Nl 'Z. fe iii? Ls 1 it s A 5 h f L jg b,Axh f-.Tx s pg V r W f. 2 N. t ' , f. 0 Ui Q A ,mf .J .yr ,I y , Q-xx :J FOR PERFECTIQ Qn ' Ulm Neering and Cathy Ivan check-out the music. band shows its spirit by playing at assemblies. E55 V sr wa-W' Cheryl concentrates during the homecoming game. The Concert Band consisted of 78 members 41 sophomores, 23 juniors, and 14 seniors. Due to the millage defeat the band was limited in their performances. However, they did perform at the homecoming game, assemblies, and other concerts during the year. HO E ECONOMIC EXPLGRE POSSIBILITIE W., 33 . A . , t ' .4 .VK f . f- . 'X 1' . . tw.-Q, 11 Lori Wilberding knows how to cook. Patty Kennedy shows her talent with kids. The Home Economics Department shares the students, concerns for living and helps develop adult life skills. The department not only cooks but also offers courses such as Independent Living Skills, Exploring Childhood and Clothing and Textiles. Family Health and Home Nursing is also taught by Red Cross standards. The semester course covers nursing skills that almost everyone will use in the future. 4. -'f':-'5rQ'qQ'55fi1 ' 5 . What are you staring at Tim Banaszak? :X f , A Miss Kirkpatrick smiles forthe camera. Tina Karnath concentrates on her sewing project. Mrs. Morales explains the assignment carefully Consumer Concerns class learns about ears. ,a v Cheryl Dietlein copies a favorite recipe - the one that didn't burn. 1 Lisa Schimdt leams of child care as the class looks on. 82 afar. ,N 5 2 gf N Q09 , f if ef ' 4 r M we-nv -..Z Carefully mixing her ingredients is Kim Mapes. Iv. 1 rr... limit. i i r 5 ,goo iili s A ... ls that what they teach you in Home Ec., Laurie Goss and An Ludwig? I f I S 'WW 1 W 'iii Amy Klepser learns about trailer life on a Consumer Concerns field trip. ------'----- , 4544. I I 1 .X I ,A A 'I W 3 ,L-hz. z . ..r r is An. Measuring her baking powder is Tammy Gorski. of foods class watch an exdting demonstration. Ian Redick attacks her sewing enthusiastically! ,qrkv fb f- 4 H--1 Don't pick yourself, Bonnie Barber! vw Q1 All th'1 s, A rr Xi NN 5 -Q 5 .,, 1, , K 'v . 4 nf ,, is . . if Jan Redick seems to know what shc's doing. Becky Zcttle wonders what's wrong with the sewing machine x 1 'i Nr r Y Tammy Gorski and Beth Ann Pelton's coffee cake sure looks good! ' 'M' K L ls that yourjcans you-rc cutting Wendy Hcinzq Docs Miss Kirkpatrick teach you how to lift chairs, Rod ' ' Lcmucl? f vu 40,-V wh-Q . Q Caught: Pot Peeker, Mark PaJot,1n action! im Mapes is busy getting her hands greasy. WHE YGU IT LL MA 5 1. R. Steve Ensing, Lisa Storrs, Debbie Marshal, and Jim Szutkowski enioy math class. 9-1-. K 'bw' 5 x ' i 'W N-L Students act camera shy. Dave Sharp looks puzzled. 7 OED Lav- 's , A O A --.. ,.-, , i , N QNX7. .QJ L . 4,A1A,' A, HI ,Inf -Q -L., f if , ' -f wg. fag Vfmdemafk COUCCMFHWS On H Problem. Students listen to the teacher during their math class. 'Q' cu'- 'I some work Ln math is amusing- Debbie Marshal grins for the camera. L , 2 87 A1 .2 So0ttGwizda1a does not seem to be paying attention. ..,f J, N 6 Math teachers are left to right: William Carr, Kathy Langenburg, Dave Johnson, Kenneth Greenhoe, Rebecca Post, Carl Learman. Tina Gavord likes math PA? S W 4 find math class amusmg. . , KW S- Wcndy Szymanski dreams on Gnd in math it's necessary to study. Wayne Geiersbach takes a break from studying. Y f Q -- f Ib -rl 'Q N 'Q' ...ftfm Nu' gn Peggy Kcrnstock does hcrjob. Pauline Behmlander thinks that math is ajoke Mike Evans and Tfgy Mgformick look excited' Consumers math is a problem to some students. IN W Velaco looks over hrs math assignment. Ffemo COINS looks OV 31' -Q ...nv -pu P v Y ick Davenport takes his eyes off his assignment to have his picture taken. er a magazine in free time. Even though math can be puzzling, there is always some way to figure it out. Today's math classes at Western include Consumers Math, Elementary Algebra, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry or Senior Math and Vocational Algebra. Students have many classes and many instructors to choose from. 91 CIE CE: EXPLORI G, EXPERIMENTS, LEARNING Science involves a great deal of hard work and concentration, but in the long run many students enjoy the experience they get. Lab investigations, experiments and growing plants are only a few of the many different experiences that are offered to the students. Science attracts many students that are preparing themselves for college, but it also attracts students that are just interested in the study of science itself. There's a wide variety of courses available from General Science to Physics. With the many different classes offered, the Science Department has proved to be very popular. 92 M , i, mn- Q 'I -JAA 1- om Laetz remembers to tum the water off. riff g 36 Junior Jeanine Sinke meditates on chemistry problems. A I 'V Qfx .-. .lr s Vs' w 4 x , 'S L N eff Dixon and Francie Finn do their bookwork studiously. +, 'H 1 l 1 ,. li . l :Y X , NK ' A on R t 'Sd -' 0- Kim Stone carefully follows the lab. NY ..-- L, gang, i f Vicki Knoerr and some friends hclp each other. N I Joe Bachelder figures the final solution. 1-fd JU' . ,lr aa- ' s 4 ,N Thrcc heads are better than one discovers Dave Pashack and his friends. , -- 'X L- Senior Tammy Braun listens to the lecture. I n 1' J U f y.--4,-f' 5 X -.-1 5 4 , 3 .L 1 J 5 -wi'-?f?3s ly we xx if 1 S .-X A of Mr. Packard's 2nd hour class absorbs the day's lessons while others daydream the time away. l 5, Q -4 I -Q . ' z Pam Engelhardt and Chervl Jones look on as a friend works. Q Y .24--iff, X ag 1 if ! at ' -AX' fir Q, Drummond demonstrates a lab. f4,p. N I :-,yy 0 , .1 N an - , sr.. ap , 5 Q- val . A A ' . -1 Q---an-an-Q'--Q.. 441 , , r I , hw 5 2 From left to nght L Klug T Drummond D Ruterbusch M Brown R the classes that they teach 1n the scrence department ff 'f ,ah 9 f W Erggg r 4 4 .A . -. f,. 'il if, X- .1 ' --V X-'Q ra Y. .. P' saw Conme Roth and Joan Rabrdeau examme then final results Ca-Iefuuy Comme Luptowskl Starts an V 4 4 V - 1 N QQ' 1 ' ' Q , sr? F -'ll' 1 J 4 .lf - 9 444 -rv- 'dy-qfyf E-'A c -dike McCann, Doug Wirsing, and Stu Kernstock observe their specimen in science class. lKel1y McDonald and Sherry Wegcner look for the true answers to their questions. Q Q J . 1 O 5.1! 3 tg. L. -'Qi T.-I S- Dave Grggs concentrates on his homework 97 BUSI SS DEP RTM 5 B im 4 Come on Eugene Martin! Let us in on the secret. Dana walker concentrates on getting herjob done. 1 QQ' lx 1. 'L ..,. 6 , X . Q FN x 5 - X X' Back left to right: Ben Blissett, Harold Averill, Stewart Bohn, Tom Dobbick, and Leo Grocholski. Front: Nina Lewis and Betty McDonald. DE ELOPS SKILLFUL 'l. ,N Will' . we A ,-. . Q' - s-.1 . , x., .i K. 1 W , 3 rv r A ,ug we , l Linda Long takes time out for a quick picture. fr' 13 ff . - ,- ,drff 1 Brenda Chapman and Kelly Averill work diligently at their assignments. 5.',,f4 U40- D TUDE T i Mr. Grocholski looks down as he explains an Westem business education classes aid college and business bound students because they offer opportunities to learn important skills. This year's courses included Accounting,Typing, Shorthand, Record Keeping, and Business Machines. Because of the millage defeat this year the business department could not enroll all the students who wanted to take some business classes. u wi u I YJUUU X 99 K2 Accoummg students work hard on keepmg then mmds on then' assignments Typmg students concentrate on keepmg then- eyes on then books Accountmg student Nancy Smlth daydreams durmg her class penod 7,-Rs. .4-I I- Steve Datte makes another mistake. , ' , , 71. '+ I 4-QP ' -7 4 if .1 .Ny i if fl' QW ' QI Horstmln and Wendy Martin take a break from their accounting. 1 Bruce Grezegorczyk concentrates on his typing. .lf-A --Q 1 U L x Janet Kruger looks over her assignment in Business Machines. 102 i Ox V.. X ,.gi3.7gi' I F ,sf-' A - X 1.5 l i V5.5- Busincss machinists work on keeping their eyes off the keys. Kent Winslow stays after school for a make-up assignment. 8. Q-, Q ' 0 l 'Q' I 1. 1 5 ig V ,.,,,,,. ' 'M-...,l, 'ur up J Look how the business machine students keep their concentration. Steve Beyer looks Over his assignment- D ' 1 x '- l Y t ' t lolette Babinski has quick fingers in business machines. L.- , . 14 Q.. Stockwell and Lisa Lovely discuss their accounting Business students enjoy business law classes. N , wise: ul L7 Business students work hard to complete their assignment FOREIG LANGUAGE C. Enncst and R. Post stop for a moment. Foreign languages help our Western students to develop and expand their vocabulary and increase their knowledge and understanding of the English language, and most importantly it introduces them to the history, culture and different lifestyles of foreign lands. Western offers four courses in this field: French, German, Latin and Spanish. Any one of these will be valuable to any Western student for international travel, for the job market and as good preparation for the college bound student. 104 r , Not more work, moans Scott Prill. IC- , Qt Studiously at worit is E. Anderson. ARE POKE WELL X E .lv Ifrcd Avlia studies hard in language class. Hey, what's happening? says Bob Kuchnc X . 1. h A T' ' fin Wil . K 5 X Zoanne Hnatiuk plays teacher in class. Evefy0ne'5ha1'd at work, Y ., T rg - ll Flint frexlimiin look is expressive. ,. -.,...inp lt's easier than I tliouglitf' 'Gec don't blush easy, snickcrs Brian Mehlhosc. we Y 'Q ,A ii' 'Q' :ff , 4, X , 11 Andy Dimcnt is just so happy, OK, Heidi, hand it over, whispers Darlene Foco. .1 I ,,w 'f ' .J .ef Y 2 if ' '69 2 ' f 9 ' ' to ' Reading seems to be interesting. Sue Mclntyre enjoys her work. . N i Q 4, se .'- Ah, Brenda Sutkowiak, reading isn't that bud Mm, Nur gil' Kathie finds time to smile while doing her assignment. Andrea Baker is hard at work. I' ,f fr x , , 1 45 B V, an If 1' ,P 1' 7 f 1 . ' !7 asf 1 X'w +4 f my f L Q Jan Bouza Ends that class can be fun. f'- Don't be shy, Cathy Heritierl' ' 'x - M x y 5 .af-45 - ' P' f . ' i- W A l Isn't he gorgeous! exclaims Mary Kaczmarek. Robby' Rybkowki WINS YO kfl0W WMVS S0503 On! Q... '-'. ,Q Sr 7 ' - li ns.. + -QI ij ' in 9 if ' - .1 1' W ,st .gt . s 96 1 fin Ls Miss Mitchell keeps the'class on their toes. A uv ' ' , J ,ugnt Sharon Rice explains her thoughts to Tina Nashatka. I f I , I9 .9 Y ' :. ' X ffisxi A -S r gl i x 1' ,ve , I 4 5 s. ' - The class listens intently. X' X X PHY ICAL EDUCATIO KEEP Sophomorcsjog on their way out to Phys. lid. class. tif' 0 tx Sharon Smith and Lori McGee prefer to walk. Students ot' Western High are required to take a Phys. Ed class their freshman year. Often sophomores, juniors and seniors continue longer than required, enjoying the many benetits from Phys. Ed., among these, better health and physical fitness. Western offers a wide variety of gym classes to suit everyone's taste, whether it be soccer, volleyball or even dance. No matter which one the students choose, they all help to keep a person physically lit and usually are quite enjoyable. ll0 1.5 fia- Oh no, another fumble! moans Tammy Hoffmeister 1 WG. 'I 'lkfif ii mi 4, l X- -. wk. .af N . QA ,,i! .Q -KA ws .X wsu ' RL. , xf.. 35Xi5 'ls' Nr - Q .L vi , X. x . ,ss .... xi I K ,Ri ,H he s ,Six Q a volley ball game S.. 'T N-s -ul 'X 3 ..-5 i s-if W fi .A in-sig Qu 1 Iwvggg A Sophomores take a break during class. ,gb Now, now girls, shouIdn't we be running? is v , -'- .. ,wif 4 ,N Kellie Hbuk enjoys a good run. Debbie Bujalski shows her flexibility for the camera. 1 12 ,1 'nf Paula Pichiotino is dumbfoundcd. 5 Phys. lid. Students plan their strategy. ,yadm KH, y W 'V' Y 4 Students relax in Mr. Whipp's class. lsnq hc talcntcdovvu Q 'tx X -I 'Ol , -1 i . ...f in v A frcslnnzm nscs conccntrntion , , , Mr. Mzlnwcll wanchcs ovcr his students. bclorc his next dive. pp u . W lim L .ww , ,A Ja.- .sz-14. ixilucqw i x ,Jeans Becky Lamb :md Chris Howard have fun splashing uronnd. Kathy Fcrrio emerges from thc pool 114 Aw V. U , . it H fxgg ,M , V, af- .1 Msfi' .ai A group ofgirlx trikc time to posc. A pool student returns to thc pool with his kickbourd. Qhwlsm sf.. sf. 'Sv Phys. lid. tcziclicrs lcl't to right arc: A. Munwcll, W. Smilcy, T. Cody, L. Laraccy, C. Whipp, R. Syring, P. Markcl. .1 PEECH IS A LOT -----3-, rf- ,wt sw ' eech instructors, Mr. Ferguson Cleftj and Mr. Bradley frightl are hard at work. Chris Mathewson and Bill Anderson goof around, while Brian Chartier tries to study. 116 4-s ' if ,. .1 i 1 I Freshman Kim Rosenbrock enjoys Let's Get Acquainted I If 0' '- vflra .A Marcine Grzegorczyk can't help but laugh at Mr. Ferg MORE TH SMALL TALK -w E do -3 'U C f C2 KQM Bill Anderson and Cindy Bryant prove that Speech isn't all talk. irst hour Speech is too much for Roxi Nowak. C-.ru Junior Joan Brewster looks forjust the right word. Speech is a required class at Western High. But it is one of the most useful courses offered. No matter what field a student decides to go into, it will help him to better understand the people he will encounter in the future. The classes offered to fill the speech requirement are Let's Get Acquainted, offered to freshmen to help them adjust to Western High Schoo1's way of life. Drama, which instructs students in the basics of acting. Radio and T.V. is for the student that is thinking of going into the field of broadcasting. And finally, Interpersonal Communication, which most juniors take to fulfill their speech requirement. Even though speech is one of the smaller departments in the school, it is staffed by two competent instructors. Mr. Ron Ferguson, Speech Instructor, and Mr. Frank Bradley, Drama and Radio T.V. instructor. gl .Q-Q, Q Q ix 1 '52 ,,,. , , . ng.. lx ' , . ,, i713 . ,W . .fFF',-.-s.A- I-V A- , '- ,..A .- . . J N. 1 U an ' ' ' Larry Kennedy enjoys Speech- Laurie Schindler gets a kick out of spccch. 'ESL Q Y '56- Y Y er... A4511 Juniors talk over their speech topics 118 I AHL 425 -, Mr. Ferguson gets his point across. ff-2 s s v ,......w- 'his group ofjuniors learn to use their language in an informal way during spcech CIHSS. ,Mr : :1:::.1?' I !ilX'. g rv 0 LM 'UV' If 'xg V .Xxx .JR 5 ki 1 ' I! - vs' A W' 54 cott Jansen seems very interested. The library Sure Comes in handy' QW! N' in l'V ' su ' - 'G X H11 These students all seem to be working hard in preparation for their next speech assignment. 'Q-.0 Mike Briggs concentrates on the speaker. 120 FN D.J. Jim Duby practices his show. lf . , fit! 'Y-wus l Debbie Reer listens to another dull speech. Q! in 121 E GLI H PRO IDE BASIC English is necessary for communication throughout most of our daily lives. A good English background is necessary for survival, advancement, and job placement, which is why English is required for seven semesters during high school. Students have their choice of choosing from over forty different classes in the categories of Language Studies, Composition, and Literature. English classes also provide us with the annual yearbook, Concept, and the school newspaper, Western Star, which is published every three weeks. N ...Na IZ' -iii Discussing research papers are Cindy Miller and Judy Neumeyer. ' i' em, .1 f , K , , K I , f fr ' . Rich Koehler expresses his talent in writing, Cheryl Straley takes a break looking a .ng 1 ! X. 5 no 1 , ' j I .... N 4 i '1 'r g l Y wand 1 in 1 .5 g .. Q-. Watson gets comfortable while looking up information. Instructing Michelle Abeare with a problem is Mr. Gwyn Roth looks on. s ITF --'V Acting surprised is Julie Schlicker during a Developmental Reading class. Hacskaylo. ik. 123 il 0 A ha. t Kim Coates studies as Janelle Krawczyk expresses her opinion, D' Nil Y 1 if sss s . l thru, ,gt ,J 3 , , , : . r 1 .., fl' . iv! X Mt N k - an ...lb-P Cheryl Barringer diligently works on her research paper. SRX N , qgbfirltg' ? x -uvfv 4 Norm Pischel uses the library as Dean Davis thinks things over. Q Has Sue Roth been caught for coming in late? Mr. Anderson willingly lends a hand to his students. 124 1 ,. r-if 5x X i everything down on paper is Tom Sheridan and Rick Hanover. Smiling bHShfUllY is Gres ROHM- fx ol! f ,K -. , '13, 1' xx if different reactions come from Mr. Livingston's lit. class. 1:1 .Ki hx The linglish teaehers are seated from left to right Carolyn Rexer, Gail Soehaeki, Connie Ennest, Diane Sullivan, Judy Ransom. Standing: HI ilk' 4 fir ' lk - Q3 , . r -, X, . Students in Mrs. Sullivan's class are trying to get an assignment done on Lime. 126 Xxx X 14 Xi x XX George Hacskaylo, Mary Erdmzm, George Anderson, Carole Watson, Charles Rorrer, Barbara Mitchell, Bruce Livingston. , 4 5 dhwa. 'T Are the English classes really that cold? .4 -124 If L 1 1 at Q-f VAL 'gf -,-ixff- g Q . J - Julie Alstott makes Jeff McNeal smile during a grueling day at school. i Is it against school rules to smile while sitting in the back of the class Paul and Cliff? Give me back my notebook! says Ray Beaver to his seat mate. IWW' L 'av i tx X X sh if OA. ex X 4 ,P ,r A r4.8 -,et uf ef 'x N , 'i 'X f S 'lQ, Zigi adv ' g 1 5551? ,f Hold back that sneeze Julie Krzyzaniak so you don't disrupt the cl f ,H I 'V 2455 W L 1. i A The vocabulary assignment doesn't seem to thrill Michele Toyzan and Kathy Frost in Developmental Reading. 127 ... ib I DU TRIAL AR The yearbook photographer catches these welding students taking tive to discuss the day's work or what happened the night before. M B X A Da, to draw or not to draw says Don Brown. Industrial Arts helps a student to find his skills for the future. At Western a student can take a wide variety of industrial arts classes, f ranging from mechanical drawing to auto mechanics. Many 4 students go on to use these skills in the profession they choose V later in life. What's on your mind Kirk Tagget? 128 fr F4 Y' PROVIDE FUTURE KILL 6 1 If 1 wonder where this piece goes? sl So that's what an engine looks like! comments Marty Schlickcr. XP' there! lt's Brad Warren, your friendly neighborhood Welder, Dr. Rugenstein examines his patient t.'f1- . Lrinwn , 4. t AAL .Q - L V , rush, L . YM , V .W,y,, -f?'if3:i Z' fl ' if g fi 1 wif! X 1 if , Y W n '.l Matt Suia looks over his work. -:mp-wanna Students work togcthcr in Auto Mcchanics. 130 C lb- ,....-. - I D , ,F- Woivggii' ..-4 Kathy Behmlander thinks mechanical drawing ca sometimes be dull. 150:44- f XN., Pictured left to right is the Industrial Arts staff back row: J. Bateson, E. Appold, W. Montesi. Front row: M. Gottesman, J. Pugh, H. Voisin, L. Krueger. I I A C Dan Sylvester works on his wood project. Mechanical drawing finds Fred Schwab hard at work. 131 l. Mike Meyer starts another project in woodshop 1, 3 I 5 'S , Cr .fs Karen Christie has no trouble rn Household Mechanics. 3 sei ... :F ' ...W ,..,w-uC Kevin Lupo shows measuring is important George Twigg is trying to fix up thox mistakes. ,4 9 s 9,1 gf: ay 1- Students take a break to discuss their plans. ,J Lynch looks for a place to hide that piece. N . X Q.. 31 Looks all right to me! says Larry Zalucha. Two students working together isn't always such a good idea hun-'Nw QCIAL STUDIE I FQRM History, usually taken in the llth grade, and Government, taken in the 12th, are the two required social studies classes, but students may take others. Some of the more popular elective classes are Psychology, Sociology, and Economics. Michigan History and World History are the other social studies classes students may choose to take during their high school career. Social Studies classes can be interesting and informative. If you made up your mind to work hard at them, you will soon realize they are helpful in getting it all together. Q F sili ie . .el .K ,xi g .saw 4. m r'1, . l t . 5 W 41 ' . 4' -t. is Q .X 4, , , r y - N, 1 1 , . i ., 8 S Xin s , ki I S I X it X E 'Q ,aa J tr yy liggcgg S, S . . , lill . e 1. , . - 5 Psychology captures these students' minds. igg: 1 r ,,,,,, .....4f Pam Fulks takes a peek at the camera. 134 .gl i 4'4- an-... Mr. B. can't believe that late excuse. 9 iz 1 w Q r . .,,.--ff , 'FP I - 19' Q ' L xy 9' sy,-A . .jx Q - ! .xx 'K W' A .,. ichelc Kleinsmith isn't camera shy, but andy Knoerr seems to be. NY' vf ,. lv '52 X ing!! W-.N - --P f . 11 'gs Seniors discuss Government as Mr Fnz su pervxses I M '1 ,-mm-,.,,,.,.... 3 Mike Janowicz and Robby Burt, are you day-dream ing m Govemment Q lf T Aa 'rf f ? Xian. K K - I gf x. 1' :Er 2 X ' gg 5, -I Q 1 1 I .I , - O' .6 . 'K W Q' g gg, '..o',q 1 7.37 Q ,0'.o' Q' l gp 9 Q ,V Q . 5 V ,Q .. .,v A L' ' .' ,v . The MQ T N. can! ,. , 9, r , .0 ., Ora x' ,Q-if .61 1 0' ,U 0 , Catchc , 'gg A X A .0 .,'.,o swam - , Ogtm 0' 5' 0 Q' 2lIln by 0 ' ,0'..':.o'. Sur f ' Pr' 1 ' 4' ' 0 153. Q., .'f., 0 ,' .Q ,' A ..0..g.., . 5' .5 'O' . 0' .0 .0 .,0 Q' ,' 0 Q K 0 ., '.o.., M o'..' ,O 3. l'. Glbso .0..9 n, Sir, I W Q 3 s only kidd- 1118! Stud Cntsy I Cac . 110115 to Psy h C 010 gy are Varied Q i' iw A Ax ax 'S' ,4- Kuna' X F' s 0 I I 'L qpv' Tracey and Janice laugh in Government. if req uircs concentration. ,AQ A Sandy Brinkman, is Government that intercstirg? il ,ff all is ,-- gig 'A Nt ri. guys, it's only a camera! ci, X 4+ Y 'ff , , . ,W 9 f 'J rl 'v' ,J I , A fig, A d I r s x Social Scicncc teachers, seated L. to R. arc Richard Balwinski, Jim Sinkc.Missing is Bcn Gibson. lfitzgcrald, John Zuraw, Richard Harmon, Richard Thomas, Warren l Lv .yy fini? - ' 6 w 142' f 55,1 Q J' f . . my Hs 'i l ,Vgll hu E 2 s- '-1 I ' Q x ' 2 V . . . '4 fi, fa ' R 'R-fr fe f R N-wf .. iz?-N Q, M W ' . Vg V ,Y A f , N ,.,,,, L l- 1. 1 'I' ' .gf 1 5 yr K - XX, , , g , Nu-if h --PLA Q XNM W ' . V - A kki r i j6f' , , ' L1 H i ' ' 1 , . 5- NS ,Q Q ,. Qi .4 R is M N xii, ,Z I , E ' 9 ' 2, 'www 5 ' 'v b . X s - A naiid s .1 X A 1 if 'N XX Nkx - am' N-, x - 'mm- . 'N 4: Ni r , .f ,X I , F f N Juniors arc amafcil by what thcy hcar in history. Cathy Kaczmarck, what will Mr. Fitz say? 138 Hx. if ' -r ,, ,f.:, ,.,.':m'- . ., ,,, L, A W -s .1--ff' -1 fi .V V.-st .f '+ -.f V fri- .sag , 13.31-elm, WN. 1 o f . f 1 'f' I fl bf 4-3 .- ', X - .--'QA - , ' :-Q ' N , 3 ' Q. 1 ' - i .1-Ln-1 n W . A,,,. .l x ' .- ' xx , H'-Wd, ,f- ' I nun- -'F ' n work diligently on a history assignment. I-9388 H0W21Id Say Ch0CSC! J . IJ-va .L f f 5 ,nib ,l. , ,..'.-w....tn Ar ' 1 analyze a movie just seen in history class. Sue Roth and Dcannc Reiss, look behind you! 139 JY 75x N Sue Rcdcr sharpcns her typing skills. Bay Arenac Skill Center is offered to l lth and 12th graders from a number of different schools in our community, including Western. A wide variety of classes is offered to teach students a skill. The classes range from Radio and TV to Food Management. The classes are enjoyed by many of the students and help train them for future careers. TUDE T E JO assi i Now what do I do with it, wonders Paul Firth. Ulf might work ifl P1113 it in, thinks Cary Gordon. Mx I KILL CE TER u -' .gi 4' . at-64 M 'Do you have the answers? asks Bob White. will S3 iii: 14- 'Z ' ' A1 -x x 'r Pffgfsig ff if-ff .eh 1:23 . 22? 1. .lfgjfirf r fx 53 Y 15 of 'v X aff 433, 1' N . sr. , ',1 l I N. The teachers are half ot' the fun, says Ann Klepser. Y V -J U, I.. nn. Fi Welcome to my laboratory, comments Sandy Williams. -.. 'Ah-ha ! I have another victim, smiles Amy Szezulski. 141 3 No pecking Sharon Rivard. I think I broke it, says Dave White. f , o -me i, o,,,,,A,.-. . i---4 --an 'Nlsfqyg 'ld' ' ..f ' k 4 Students cnjoy working with wood, Boy, and you think you have problems, complains Jeff Hair. 142 T ' fa Qi js is lm.,- 'N . t X t . IA!! N. , I : A Anne Bujulski strives for perfection. ,Hr- grit -1' -'S Service with u smile, says Sandy Krupu. ts l F 0. Q ' Ri - if Kurt williams checks his work' I think I did this wrong, says Sandy Michalski ls FAIC T IUJILTII LETS! U P IAAICIA D E M11 lclsnj -9- .E.... .L jj- T .JL VPIEIR S. L I M RIEISXHIMIEINI F E 6 111-11131- ns I... I........ L1 I . NMA, LIIIT 1 E I--I U PIHIQIMTGVR P-4 CD E li SE KHQ ARE UPER PT E Super Fine 79 - We the seniors came to Western four years ago, and now that is all behind us. Our class has been through a lot together sharing many memories like Celebration, sports, dances, and parties together. As freshmen we came, strangers from many area schools, soon to make new friends. We saw and some participated in all extracurricular activities. The following years we have seen many activities we enjoyed gradually being eliminated. Our final year or best,' year came and is gone with nothing but those memories. We have learned a lot about life during our school years. Now it is our turn to accept the challenges and responsibilities life has bestowed upon us. We shall go out in the world with pride. Many of us plan to go on to college, others will find jobs or get married. We do have many memories that will never die whether good or bad. We owe many thanks to our friends, teachers, administrators, and the unknowns who have helped us to complete our education, and we will never forget them. This is only our beginning. Officers for the senior class from left to right are Treasurer Cindy Miller Vice President Billy Secretary Kelly Coates and President Tonv Lupo. U1 V 4 ,-, Y f milf ,thx Senators Norm Walters, Jim Campbell and Paul Steih show a miraculous interest in their work X xm Michelle Abeare Carol Anderson x Kevin Bacca :A -Ux ! Laura Barrera rg ,xx , 5 ,...L -...... , 9. . lan L57 L , ' ' I A 3 X W A k x ' Marc Tracey Julie Tim Alba Alba Alstott Alvesteffer Sheryl Deb ra Karen Comte Atwater Auernhammer Averill Babinski Andfea Mellissa Steve Becky Baker Baker Balwinski Baney A 78 I 12.7, 1 - sr Q f. a r 1 in r l Cheryl Chris Kathy Mary Barringer Behmlander Behmlander Bciser 147 A x- . Q itil 1 . ' '-,., ' Ji' in X f X nf? 1 Painicln Brucc Shcryl licixcr Bcrgcr Boll S Icvcn Tai m my Bcycr Bigford W i 1 llclll .ludi Andy liirr Biikupski liissmwttc W: Vicki Jcfl' Kirk BIUSS Bubcr Buuttchcr Barb R ulh EJ Bmgicl Brugicl Brandt Dam Lori Bllwk Blohm LYNN Cheryl liomgm limym Dain Yurgaiilcs, mm' what :irc you duynircaiiiiiiii about? I HSI 7 we. i' A. S P' is. R LJ 5' 41 if 'F ,f R sf' as N if U. Sw. .V 4. Q ,M ,Q , X , f ,Q W, 5 V , V7 Vx P '90 - v -Q , . ri? A ff ,N . fe Ni.. EX 's .P gf? Q. 5 if f J 0. J- 4 v-. -H 3-v.' n Xxx x NJ .,.. fm. P' lr Y., Q fx A Q' .Q lx I X 'ignit- fv ff.. I vi X .1 X.. -if! il fl Q . 'W ,r 1 '54 1. 'lv 1 -1 sk, ML! .xv x,. 9, ,f Q 9.- ff :dsx 5 , . U xf' l . K . f 'R-N W. ,fi .an Q ' Ibn I D L, P .Q i Q I XX Are you nervous, Cathy Kaczmarck? Don't you enjoy riding the bus, Dan Tomczak? . H5535 Are you lost, Steve McDaniel. P. 'da 'ifwgz ' x T-1 half. b --M' ' M , r-'u. - ,, ,ig ., fi' ,, iff 1 NY i Wu-gk :ggi ' wx x S Q e li' What do you think you'rc doing? asks Anne Bujalski. .1- N Chl Sally Rechsteiner finally Ends time to smile L qu Kelly Davcrt works hard to get finished. nityafz, , 5 ,,. If en- iQ Q '- qn- . 4-f vt. , Hx rf' , . Y, , in L A K Q -.iw .nmfpyi ,A i , K biwggifgeg ' , tn v 'U 1 ,W rsh 94 1 s at 'psf' r ' Q U 6555 1 an I 5' X4 .J W. ,Q ,. Qfffi' fgfmsf ' as , X A -,-' . ., A . r. ?ff-iitfqlkfff 5 ,A-,Arg , v-uit r 1 . b i'-xx 'S 'l 1 - 1 Hey, don't look, says Bob Sims. 'dv C fi 'Ffa ww A :ww ft.-tw if ., .tm :it ..f l' , is ' . MW? - 2' f ,sb I-,,,-u-.....-,, A 1 I'm so confused! cxclaims Rick Sylvester. Carrie Straub has her eyes on something other than hcr work. l 5?'w12 l'? ,- ,. if , , 7 ff -Hi ? ' ' 'fz,l,,g 3. xr sq S ! A'X. a, M X '-vi' , ... .4 k'f ff ii? is -X -fx ,S -ab .hx H, .-J 5 Qlg .wiv . W. , JA, .,. , as iw. .Ax X' - K.. .sd f V: 5 J xx A .195 1 , ,f J' 'U n J. X' 'lb Y X . 'lx X, S. A2 K v f. .ki ,- lv f 11' wk if P gh fx jf, P' ' ,f if 45- ? YP f, -S, 'sf 4' 1 O Q Sy 4, .5 'Q za. ,-' M ., 1' 'F' .. f. Q' A Q ' w 13,- 4 -. wg, .gg , if A it -ki '51 Ci N 'J , MX 'S 'z gs K if Q14 Ms- x 'Qn, 4-I x as - J'.wv Nfl? fl L if l'Q Q. 5 if X. X K Q 1: .5- if ,xl ,Hs .Q I EX 5 49' r , , V171 ,cv I , i ., , v 3 wr, ,ei ' f ' LW 5 W 5 i , gay! v 'kymq 'ff' 'I 'ar ef, Us in fi viii,-V n 'Q 'TT 0 s W6 flax -,N 5 1 D-1 f 5 we Q' A .1 fs- .N , ,xg 'Y 'gc -s 'Y ,W 'Q ,xx xx A r' ex 'n ,, , Nr . -. f, 'g 3 . Ji A 'S' A, -fl' f 5.5 f U ix 2. v J. 4'-,. , -x r if '-Q.. iv 42 15. ik fs H9431 I Jw: 3 N ' seg? .N x w 23? .v, f'-4 W W A J, K ig i mil. rx. ri- Gm ' -s Y. I. N ,w,S' ...Z f Wlml nrc you smiling about, Robin Dnsky? gum Dzllc lglnsinu thinks it ovcr. A - , D11 L- 1 i ,fr--' N , AJ- I Q -.., l Cun't you soc l'm working? says Tom Furlund. Julic Koch enjoys hor time: in thc library. 160 This is my bust side. says Connie Jugkc, , ' n . ' 5 A . 1' , , y 'I ' 3 .N .J 'i A . n pf .4 . L il l 1 ' in ii li ! f' sf X Vx .h Y 4- q .g. lg . -. F' I lv S' -4.5 ly b a L4 fir- ls your hunk that funny. Vgil Rnzck'? ulvllliflilll my lmml go? gmwls Bill Kuhn. law ,V m V. Vzkk -- Q17 ' A1 'WUXX 4. L K 1 ffl L' 4 ' - Q. l Q . ,nv W' N -f N 'F . I ' C-' , vi ,C .I 1, xl I E gs Qlcxvf H xv .Q gi. V l S 3 4 1 ' Senior Dale Jczuk thinks that school's rough. 1 X ,I J P ywwx i l' ck hui SVN What do you sec Wally Voglmunn :md Maria Putt? s' . 5 I Cilldy Greg Carol Urlid Larry Leonard Lcpcak Lcgkg Lewis Lightfoot SLC' , NL I M Q i -Q Jim Elmer Mike Chris Kim Lillo Link Lockwood Lohr Lqmg 'uf by-f Debbie Bruce Mike Tony Mark Losinski Loubcrl Lounsbery Lupo Lyneh 1 'xf N if K i BCIII Debbie Melody Gary KUICI1 MacLeod Mammel Mariott Markel Murkcl liugenc - - 'f Wgngiy Sheila Mllfiill Marlin Mutuszewski XP i E ix I Tvri Tillllllly Ridlllfd Wl1ul's wrong, did they surprise you, .lim 'I'rornpeIer'? Muxnn McCann McCollum gwvx Steve Reneu Carolyn Chuck Jeff McDaniel McDonald McDonell Mqlnlyrc McNeill Jeff Mike Gwen Brian Doug MCNOil Meyer Meyers Mcylan Meylun A Sandy Yvonnc Craig Mig-hgilgki Micskc Milkowski .. Cori Joe Kevin Miller Millcr Millcr Chl-ig jeff Tim Ixinygf Mucllcr Mucllcr Judy Maury Both Ncumcycr lllilgl pujm 164 Richard Milkowski ,, 'Q L LY T ri K -x 'N 1 'lm fx iw- i i 5' X, x ,, ki X . n Ray Millcr ' 4 : I x ' 2 i 4 'Et R obin M ur Ill 5' Rcgi Pu rsons Cindy Miller Tum Moors: Barb Ncci ing Kully Paishuk Joss Tim Debbie Dawn Sue Pcil Pcriurd Pero Pcrrault Pvlw Tlicrcsn Wugncr rclnws and thinks of future plains. Susan Shari Dub Pfundt Phillips Picqlmwink fx l ,,- l Pam Ruth Pitt Pruhl Kelly Pimoski Linda: Maria Gerald Rich .lohn Prill Putt Rudkc Ractz Rafferty Mark brag Lis.: Rob Sally R nhn Ramscyur Rasc Rcchstcinur Red1stum,r Diane Recs S? Sh-H011 Kculc Mary Szczcpanskl discusses her .assignments with 1 frlcnd S 3 .ix fb S ' 9' an -- :Tv w ,Ls 49' J.-A K , L iv it Q. 22.3 gui s .45 Q I -1 l 4 If-. 'Q . ,X for - it 'X f , to cg A ,Lg tk'-.R ,......A r s I ' A .- v ,S 1 1-I : I' ' Y u - 'A r' r' r. a A ..- rms! 1'-4,-P in I .lbw - , Kathy Sauer is surprised. Chris Herner enjoys the Seger Concert. 'Tm lost, yells Brad WiSll0WSki. h Ji! ,, le, r 0 Kelley Coates studies intently. What a boring class, mickers Dan Kukla to Kirk Boettcher. K i X5- Q . 'Haus Q I .. I'- 4 we' Greg Grocholski relaxes during his frce timc. f-Pr I can't wait to go home, says Shcri Kurnulh. f 4 . 1 I A . f 61 r Q, 'I hx Check it out Kim Femo Dave Dannesbcrgcr smiles for the camera. , . VP 5' ,T ii 1 J' R .,..- .ae P1 :N fr S . . R, 1.6 1 ,f ' ai' , 'Kirk -V hi .1 W .NOEL .'-A ,v-vw. X N.. bds N1 -4' Brendan Bob Sue Craig Rod Simons Sims Sluchtu Snyder Snyder KJ Lynclls Scott Spykvr Slaisxnk I l.rul JCM Slvill Slcvcns Smile Connie, things cun'! bc that bud. iv, Sl. Ufiiln Jeff Greg Cheryl Diane SIWV0 Sticvc Sting Stralcy Stransky 171 W L W .RNA- 'Q i 'QQ ' A M J ,v Mt 'S i l 4 Dan Michelle lim Lori lamri Tomezak Toyzan Tronipeter Urbaneik VanAnliultl Mike Craig Marlene Vandemark Vennix Vermeeseh i 1 l i X , Wally Dennis Teresa Gail Rinas practices her typing skills Vogtinann Wagner Wagner 1 all A John Brenda Kathy Norman Janet Willdlkl Walter Walter Walters Wllmcf Siwllb' Kllfi Tom Sus Donn WCW' Wclwl' Weiss Wcndcll Wctlcrs A8 fra John Tim Duyg Wcttcrs Whnlcr whilc wif 'lf' atm 404 J' Robcrt Jerry Amy 1 White Widmau' Wiqgi-mnwf Who's than look lor, Amy Wciscimilw. Linda Marie: Kurt Sandy Sharon Wildmilll Wilkinson Willizl ms Williznns Willmun Sandy Brucc Dean Brad lid Willy Wilson Wjrging Wislmwski Wislmwski l'rCd Lucinda Stcvc Dan Mark Wyant Ycnior Yurgailcs Yurgaiicx Yaplc ,K Q 1 ?J. d .S f K i f x . . Kb? Larry Joan Joyce Rod John Zaluclra Zcilingcr Zcilingcr Ziegler Zins , Karen D210 Tammy Brandt looks ovcr hcr shoulder in government class. Londlak Rgjhn JU IORS MOVIN' UP get . f , ., V ..L,f,f,.. -K it' - L 1. . :pf t 7 A A ....,....-an-tfaurswar-.MW . .M K is-1. - ' f ' A 5 ww an , Top row L. to R. Pat Schmidt, Sue Brinkman. Middle row: Jeanine Sinke, Vicki Knoerr, Leslie Greenwood. Bottom row: Audrey Buechler, Kendy Bridgewater. The class of 8O started the year off with a bang with the largest - Q candy sale ever held at Western. The juniors made almost tive thousand silk' d f ig? dollars on the sale. Mike Savoie took top honors and Sue McNally .W .l second in total sales. The money raised will be used for the i M- junior-senior prom and for the senior class trip. Class officer elections were held in the spring for the 78-79 year. Vicki Knoerr was elected president, Jeane Sinke was elected vice-president, the secretary is Audrey Buechler and treasurer is Leslie Greenwood. The senators are Kendy Bridgewater, Sue Brinkman, Pat Schmidt and Gigi Wesselyi Top row: Secretary Audrey Bucchlcr, Treasurer Leslie Many of the juniors also had to put up with PSAT and ACT tests which are required for college. With only one year left the juniors showed they won't have any trouble being seniors. Greenwood. Bottom row: Vice President Jeanine Sinke, President Vicki Knoerr. 176 N ' ' X 'S A B B A -- rn. ' 5' B I. 9 , if ' tt'- -.- l L ' fl al If , ' .wr ' I an 4 t .1 x .1 ' ' if , B ' 6 x B S B JL 1 ' ' fl' P 1 if A - at A .Fl A i l What's that smile for, Bill? Q a Q B -me L 3. 1 1 N' I. -tnx L 8 N ' I ll ' as 5 l as i li 5 . L . I XA. I v - f ! K ll' ': ' Q 4.4 .T , 'x lidie Adams Laurie Adams Tony Ambrose Beth Anderson Bill Anderson Mare Anspzrugh Kiln Arndt Dave Arnot Terry Arthur Todd Averill Joe Baehelder Don Bailey Staey Baker Dan Banaszak Bonnie Barber Mary Barber Karen Bareia Dawn Barrett Curt Batter Nancy Bauer Debbie Baum Pauline Behmlander Sandy Belt rnlander Tammy Behmlander Tom Behm lander Steve Beiser Bonnie Benedict Robert Berger Sue Berger Kelly Billette Ted Binnall Sharon Bis Terri Bissonette Keith Bissonette Alan Black Jayme Boettehcr Richard Bothc Jeff Bouza Vicki Bouza Linda Bowen Ann Bradley Gayle Braigel Becky Brandt Cyrus Brandt Wendy Brandt James Braun Joan Brewster Kcndy Bridgewater Kindra Briggs Wendy Briggs Sue Brinkman Diane Broderick Don Brown Michele Brown Mal Brubaker Cheryl Bruzewski John Bruzewski Tammy Bruzewski Cindy Bryant Carol Buda Audrey Buechler Ron Bujalski Richard Bunn Debbie Butts Darryn Buzzard Tina Camp Brian Campbell Dan Campbell Dave Campbell Robin Campbell Margaret Carbary Yolanda Carmona Todd Castillo Jim Cerva Sue Chambers Brenda Chapman Brian Chartier Julie Chartier Becky Chase Laura Chosay Leigh Cisky Ed Clark Rod Cliff Rhonda Comtois Dave Confer Allan Corrion Chris Course Sherry Cox Dawn Coyer Scott Crabtree Harold Cripps Liz Cross Dave Cunningham Robin Cunningham Diane Davert Aw 'A as A Qi I 5 .1 Ooh - Don't you dare! threatens Laurie Schindler. It V7 'C 14 'Mal 1 1 1' , s l 1 A., ' if rx- -? I ' D at g C4 I jj' 4, ca X. -.Q : fn dex A ' K ' C 'Q ' 4. , In - A M - X I r V .D X . if ' .r -Q B 1 ' , K Q ', .,.. Y . , -nf--'ws W, X n r - , xx he J .sis In A: ,A ' C r C, tw .' af ,- 5 - xxx .,, A A m e t ,. AM X , ,, O , R x by I . Agia' x, .I 'J .. sf 4' . h 'U-4 -JPY K A it 1 ' if VH 1 Iv K ,X R 4 A J ,-.- ,sg 4 A , -.x D X , b , ' A ' he 'w 2- f AA Q will A l 1' G X X has L I 'W' . . ,, s-X 5 S its ' 1 an fg 1 f F ' i F 5 FTS? 4 riffs? ,, f. A.. ' K J D M, 5 rv' W 5 15-Q 'RX ,ir- . t ,fail . ' 4 D 1 H . if N . iv A43 ful .Af-.f x ' 1- Q 'Sig N I ' Q t. ia 3 - Mark Pajot is here without his usual dumb expression. s K5 I 4 Gary Davis Lora Davis Laura Dengler Marian Dennis Karen Derdowski Jeff DeShano Mark DeShano Rory DeShano George Deitlein Kelly Dixon Richard Doan Angie Dobroc Roger Dominowski Mandee Donaldson Richard Doud Tim Doud Vicki Duby Dave Dukarski Dawn Dupree Diane Dupree Mark Dziurka Claire Eisenman Scott Engelhardt Kevin Ensing Chris Enszer Dan Essex Mike Evans Bruce Everett Barbara Fahmer Beth F einauer Marty Ferguson Paul Firth Dan Foco John Foley Deb Fournier Julie Fox Todd Frank Tammy Frick Scott Friebe Eric Frost Pam Fulks Dennis Gallandt Beth Gandy Robert Gardner Margo Gary Stan Gary Shelley Garza Vicki Gates li an lwrtly Mau' 1' 1 ' A erson 4 C111 to o cute. 11 A Ox ' .0 f .44 ' x O This looks like ll typical day ofjuniors being herded to eluss. x y 1 '5 'S I x. f to 5 I' Q Are you sure thut'x your loeker. Scott llllgkllllilll? Audrey Buechler und Dun Jones are shocked by what they see. NN X HH Q 9 i 1 I 3 1 2 .4 -S' ff' 1 Q N , x' xt li Richard Gatza Roger Gawne Teresa Gawrych Noreen Gay Ted Gehoski Wayne Geiersbach Jane Gies Jackie Gillman Sharon Giorgis Dawne Girou Laurie Glumm Lynette Goetz Kevin Goodwin Gerry Gottleber Cindy Goulet Kathy Goulet Jo Ann Grower Terrie Graham Mark Grappin Donna Grauherr Ned Gray Rhonda Gray Leslie Greenwood Danny Gregg Tony Grierson Deena Grimm Cindy Groch Steve Grzegorczyk Michael Gunther Lori Haines Dave Hammerbacher Gail Hammerbacher Steve Harper Dawn Hartley Mike Hartley Kelvin Hauri Todd Hayward Michelle Hebel Doug Herbert Wendy Heinz Dale Heritier Chuck Hice Dan Hines Emilio Hinojos Terry Hitz Tim Hitz Janet Hofmann Karen Hogan 4 - A1 ' Q Q K X .I D 42 aim J'f 5' rl I1ig? TJIEEM A r T ng' af' 4 J I fame . 1 I .H C A Q- 6 L. N kzvff, R A-Y -sky , - K ' r' ,aku . , Kng3?,e+ is ,' i K . . ., . ' . A H fa , G. ... 'W E' . ' J Q, QW, Q mid if? A it ilwj , ,, 'NW wa4.ttvr 'yr Q bf t f 'il -, A x X HC hi Y 3 X ,qvgg5, C. Q E S LAiL N A ' V KN 'J Beth Kramer sneaks a peek at the camera. 'W we C Q 1 s v if I 1 el-sf Q I ' fi of .rl 'F' L ,s A, f A K i -Q. M-4 1 X x XY 1 i T 2 Q4 1 1 LH 'xii ' ug ,, , f J .3 ' ,F .xv lin Leigh Cisky celebrates homecoming. if fi. .? ' 1 'V . ,J hai. 1 K H hrq. A Q V il ' M' ff 'fe . J , . 5: -'f wi' W- -45 1' - - E ,J ' . 'R tw L -N fl Q f Mike Hogan Liz Hoggard Dawn Holiday Bridget Holmes Beth Hooper Pam Hooper Philip Home Mark Horneber Tom Horschig Deb Hutchins Ella Jammer Scott Jankowski Scott Jansen Stephen Jansen James J asman John Jean Jody Jeske Dan Jezak Brenda J ezowski Connie Johnson Lynette Johnson Neal J oitke Dan Jones Ingrid J orck Lyle Kaczynski Randy Kaidan Bob Keeley Karen Kehrer Bob Keister Cheryl Kelly Patty Kennedy Peggy Kemstock Jake Kemstock Tony Kierpiec Andrew Kipfmiller Keith Kleinert Pam Klosowski Debbie Knoch Vicki Knoerr Glenn Koch Jeff Koenig Jeff Kormelink Joe Kozuch Beth Kramer Mark Kraus Mark Krawczyk Pam Krick Janne Krueger Jeanne Krueger Ray Krueger Judy Krupa Steve Kryminski Kelvin Krzynsiak Ken Krzyzaniak Kay Kubecka Tom Kubitz Elliott Kuch Carolyn LaBergc Tom Laetz Lee Lambert Peggy Laney Gennic LaPan Cheri LeCronier Brian Leinberger Paula Leinberger Judy Leppek Scott LeValley Victor LeValley Scott Levasseur Loretta Lewis Kevin Linda Paul Long Lori Lounsbery Mark Ludwig Elizabeth Lukowski Kevin Lupo Celeste Luptowski Steve Luptowski John Lutze Mike MacDonald Gordon Markel Trina Markel Julie Marlinga Debbie Marner Patty Marsh Kari Martek Angie Martin Lori Martin Scott Martin Denise Martinski Sally Mason Chris Mathewson Terry Matuszewski Karen Maxwell 51. of J ef.e:,q ,- 'awi 1 tau- . it C'- l . il' 4. ir? s S. A Q A . 'C Beth Satkowiak looks dazed. ft. I 6 I gli , 'lf' ' ,- t.ei x Rf! - J A '-. , J l K 1 ' w '. V lv xl S 4 ws LX JN4 ' Q il QW. it ' i N 'ical 1. in J' J M Q ST- g IA . fs , ,ti J u'i,,,.'7f A. we 'n M '44 , .Q., it 5 N p it xi 1 A 'fr I ' i ' . l 3 4 :xr L, N181 Scott Martin is at work in newspaper. 't A A .l ,. xv ..1 5 Jeff McCann Ann McCarthy Jeff McCormick Joe McGinnis Bob McGowan Todd McMullen Sue McNally Brian Mehlhose Mark Messersmith Dave Meyer Janet Meyer Randy Meyer Lane Meylan Rod Meylan Scott Meylan Dave Mier Sue Mieske Cindy Miller Gene Miller Jon Miller Kathy Miller Melissa Miller Joe Mills Shelley Mitchell Tom Monroe Tina Morley Shari Mosher Gary Mrozinski Paul Mueller Roberta Mueller Greg Munsel Denise Myers Thad Myers Tina Nashatka Marty Neumeyer Jim Neveau Paul Nix Steve Nowak John Nuffer Ray Olszowy Kathy Osterhout Cheryl Oswald Ed Paine Mark Pajot Doug Pawelski Jim Pederson Cindy Periard 5 fm .. fl-was X .o. , mm., I f-x W' Fin Jr P-A fa HND-- Qs! Q44 ' E L' rr' 6. Rich Rocdiger thinks that is a joke! sv E fl N af., Are you working hard or hardly working, Kendra Briggs? 6 5 ,N i . ff' 1 4 I .,.. 2 5 i U 'Eg .4 l I I U mf ' a I' l i J V J i 'f' i 3 i i 1 '-,7 4 I 5 ry-.,. WANTED: Don Bailey for assault with the intent to dent thc pop machine. Mander: Donaldson works on her homework in the library. mx - ix, ,flifl au. 1-I 'i you rcally likc my hair this way? asks Gigi Wcsscly. :rr fl I2 I - fz'f ' X , N .I Q, c junior class' number one dream wcavcr is Pam Fulks. ,.. . Q 0-0- . . I Ye 7 ff' u af 's 1, 'Q ,..L lg, W W 38: FD v' f ' 'Xa' ' 44 x rv nu' U, N ff T!! r I ., an 'W , 4 an 'Fifi , : -f P1 ' f '.' 1-'ig W 'A ,g 0 Q , .. A. ., 4 4 .. .1 ,rg ,' l . px! -s 1' ' ' r x . K Qi' ' 4 ' 'U -a lu , 'I ll il V i L . 3? If 22 gl Bob givcx thc IZIIIIOIIS Rlrgcrl-srrmuch smilc. Don Rozck pagcs through thc Star for thc comics. 1 :mar xx 7 Sharon Periard Debbie Peters Leif Peterson Jerome Petrimoulx Scott Pettipas Steve Pfund Carl Pfundt Paula Pichiotino Marty Pickelman Diane Pietryga Dave Piotrowski Norman Pischel Darvin Powell Eve Prankienas Penny Proctor Mike Pytlik Connie Quintel Roy Rabadue Joan Rabideau John Rabideau Paul Rabideau Robert Radke Kim Ramey Pam Ramseyer Keith Ratajczak Paul Piece Paul Rechsteiner Dave Reder Elaine Reder Greg Reder Mary Reder Rhonda Reder Roger Reder Bob Redick Anne Reimus Teri Reinke Tim Reisig Bonnie Reiss Deanne Reiss Sally Revard Barb Rezler Marlene Rezmer Greg Richards Laurie Rinas Dave Rivard S A . S- Y i Pb fu N . 'Q , ' , t P . . .qf x ,., . , 2 N.. S P' if ff? A 1- ,, P SQ' i JL B' W' Q 2' gpzf' W fi., , . 1 ll, ' A N iw A 5' A .. ,fm iW1 '::11:: I W , A x , ', vw: ., f Qx 4 3 ' ,N 1 3-'fwa' jo L 1 , A A A . - .c -V - y ' SX, F an ' S ,:-1' f V ' w ffhx .rs 5 I QA' vp xx ... ,- la SL - -- A T ' 7, . l r I I x . 1, A. ,. 3, Q A .X P my A A W I 4 V S' , ,. ,fxff . ' ' r ,W ,I Students enjoy a classroom joke. 4 ,- . Q 1 K if xx, 5' gf, X , is v , we K - 0. .nc ,, .1 .3 ,A Juniors stop for a few minutes to chat. f -.pf rc .ty , , N 4' s 9 t Lu fqx -1 ' 'wt , X N ,Q , , js' ju In V so :as Sis 1 i ' V .z- X Vt A . Ann I Qs , ,- it I S Q if x it M S J A A b or ev - 4 wr-cs' - S 1 S it at xi. 3 I i 2 t S 5 W ' ' - 5- ff' . .:V tilxf Steve Rivet John Robbins Michele Robbins Rich Robbins Rich Roediger Gary Rogers Dave Roseberry Jeff Roseberry Scott Rosecrans Carla Rotarius Connie Roth Greg Roth Scott Roth Gary Roy Don Rozek Bob Rugenstein Renee Rybkowski John Rytlewski Lynn Ryblowski Patty Sabias Don Sajdak Deb Saladine Tammy Sampier Tom Sandison Beth Satkowiak Paula Satkowiak Mike Savoie Jeff Saxton Rob Schemp Laruie Schindler Marty Schlicker Lisa Schmidt Pat Schmidt Renee Schmidt Rich Schuch Harold Schultz Dean Schultz Don Schwab Brian Schwerin Sue Schwerin Darryl Schmanski Paul Sczepanski Ben Seitz Dave Sharp Karen Shelagowski Kevin Sheridan Joel Shook Dan Sims Glenn Sinicki Jeannine Sinke Dave Smith Randy Smith Elaine Sobieray Bob Stafford Brad Star Debbie Steadman Pat Stein Dawn Stevens Karin Stevens Jim Stievc Kim Stone Jeff Storrs Rod Stothard Larry Stowers Dan Sylvester Joe Symborski Dennis Szeszulski Dave Tackman Holly Tackman Jenny Taglauer Jane Talaga Jim Taylor Kellie Taylor Karla Tclfor Denese Terrill Michele Tessman Dave Theriault George Thibo Dave Thomas Tammy Thompson Janet Threehouse Nancy Tomczak Barney Torzynski Carla Toth Sue Toth Mike Trombley Terry Troxell Cliff Trumble Linda Turmel Mark Turmel Kathy Vaillancourt Rachel Vasquez Gerry View Mary Vogel Amanda Vouaux YQ 2 'S J f- :ir I- sf -Q-'lx L' V X If .-. , M. L ' r as t 42 Y -Q r xg ' ll 1 1 'F L l F ,A , Q3 N 1 V 1 1 r emit fr-5' ' M ids' 49 No go says Schmo - Lisa Schmidt. -Y lf' A V' Au :WG X lb- 55 W K - Q ' If ,C sz Sf? k Q gd B ' , if X X B 'J Wfi 5 J 4: of ryys A ez- fe 1 ' . E t t . 4 N, I J 1, S in EN , an X ' - I sf S M. T - ' fi K- . L. N x g ,-f w,,V,1,, A A C- ' . A- kits J s , xl 4. P1 r if 1 F' 'A VA 'v , , -I l in Q A Q iff -V .xg N' K .,.:, M, tt Q? , . 1. rg LJ- .. 'K' Ea s . lx-si,fiIl'I A 4. 1 , W , 4 mfg ' f a 5163-5- giit . . .. A A .-.,,..,.. -W I Q , -1 A 'Ai I PJ 8, x tl A I J I Q! Camera Shy Ted Allen Tom Bellows Jeff Wagner Pam Wagner Tammy Wakefield Shelley Walczak Kathy Waldie Dana Walker Sandy Walraven Out Walter Brad Warren Jodi Watson Tom Webb Mitch Weber Dave D. Wegener Dave W. Wegener Mike Wegener Patsy Wegener Dan Weiss Carolyn Welch Cindy Wells Sue Wenglikowski Jennifer Wessely Bonnie Westphal Alice Wetters Picture Perfect Rich Wilberding Lisa Wilczynski John Wilkinson Howard Williams Lisa Williams Kent Winslow Katie Wishowski Paul Wishowski Roch Wisniewski Angie Witbrodt Ben Witkopp Scott Wizner Brian Yaworski Greg Zettle Rebecca Zettle Mike Zuraw Linda Sargent Peter Puzzle Class senators a.re Rhonda Rees, Yvonne Rozek, Jill Campbell, and Pauline Wasek. This year the class of '81 went from frightened freshmen to brave and daring sophomores. They started their progress last spring with student council elections. Elected were Dave Burk, President, Jay Handy, Vice President, Diane Kren, Secretary, and Robin Martin, Treasurer. Senators chosen were Jill Campbell, Rhonda Rees, Yvonne Rozek, and Pau line Wasek. Class rings were ordered this fall and mums were sold for homecoming which are both annual events for sophomores. ,.-4-- rife .gf -,,...- . 'LV if' -T- , '2 , ,, 1 -. ' X... ,fs -.ji Wi X X 4, Z 1 1 - Class officers are Jay Handy, Dave Burk, Robin Martin, and Diane Kren. --5-..- t I Tx 4' T - A 4 7 K A X A A: v xx K 55' A J a 'liZ.gi 'mx A A 23 5 i . 1 V ,E AL asf 5 Z I' LVD L Q R 4, New fit 4 1 li egg if , h S Q 8 EXE . - L -kj 'Ge'-J ' ru Q- - .Y ' Mhgkx t xml .xv 3 lm ' ..,, 'z . l .1 , fan- . -...-.A.. - my - A K an-.. .Q .3 . mf l -,.fN A 1 'Zim , - Q3 ,As . X Q '-.P :NL -' B 5 'W .' ii.- ' 2 ' y 1 . 14 .N A A 'B ff' 'ti N if -5 ,, .4 ' X .W ., ml. ' .Q f is 5. cn!! ffl' 1 3 K. , 5 QQ .. elf- Q A L24-.,1-,111 Scott Abbs Angie Adamcik Eric Anderson Patty Anderson Robert Anderson Steve Anderson Paula Appleby Angie Appold Mike Appold Curt Arnold Jamie Arsenault Sarah Auernhammer Sharon Austin Kelly Averill Karen Bachelder Mike Badour Diana Balwinski Tim Bananak Cathy Barber Shell Bard Barb Barringer Dennis Bauer Randy Beaver Ray Beaver Jean Beckman Mark Bednarczyk Cary Behmlander Debra Behm lander Chris Beiser Patricia Bennett Willis Bennett ,David Berg Randy Berlin Martin Betz Mike Binnall Brett Birkholm Chuck Biskner Sherri Bitler Joe Black Thomas Bouza Allan Brandt Kim Brandt Sandy Brandt Bill Brashaw Dave Braun Keith Briggs Joe Broderick Kirk Brown Cindy Bruzewski Lori Bublitz Lori Buchalski Cheryl Burekel Jeff Buffman Debbie Bujalski Janie Bujalski Neil Bunn Mark Burgess Bill Burgess Dave Burk Janice Butts Lisa Caid April Campbell J ill Campbell Ana Lola Campos Carrie Carrick Vickie Casey Karen Cerva Tom Chambers Don Cianek Karen Cieslinski Roger Cieslinski Fernando Cisnero Melanie C lauss Brian Cole Rachelle Collins Tony Com tois Lori Cook Terry Corrion Russ Courier Kim Coyer Kirk Craddock Diana Cribbins Janie Cruickshank Maria Cunningham Brenda Daras Gary Dardas Greg Dardas Randy Davies Debbie Deford Dorie Dennis Phillip Dewitt Lance Dietlein Shellay Dietlein Sherry Dietlein Kim Dion Ken Dobroc Theresa Dobrowski Ruth Donnelly Carrie Dore Dan Dore Denise Dore Doug Doud Jim Dowd Brenda Draves Ray Drown Glenn Dubay . ,-, C ,, ,.-:.:. . ,heyy--:ies ' 4 I .1 ls. 9, , . 5, xx: y Ad? 5 YEW1 S vs as wr pup-R, 'K f . .r ii r - ' f V11 -. Fai -:Q in ow H li ' 1 , .A A V X, . N ,I iz . xx I ' T D Q ' , .pd if All J- I ar- U' t Y ' 'X Q . y 'A ., 'uf ,. . . 'xx Q- i . K ' 4 .- J it will: an P' 1 if .. tid ,, N.. 1 i egg .-'12 VFW tra - 1 K ff . f's'!iiMi ' i xg, aa xp ef f ' ta I bt, t m ga' Michelle Youngs gets caught by surprise. L i ' 8' gs .Asffb fly' S . A to X r+ '! -54 , V r L A A e S , . , . f CF' ar- - - i ' C SEA ..r3.L': Milf .-H L ,. Q-6 .vm -5 3' EQXQQSM4 r J vu is A Q . , I Q 'ag k wi , Cmdy Gawrych? Zigi JI .Je as ak W ii ' x I X Q Q I df Q ., A -at F ,le fi if .' 1, sf X - - A- f A '.53i2i2Q.'.ffsl1ei: X 53--:'1.5::','::',. 1 Jackie Dubay Lee Dubke Kim Dukarski Eric Eager Amy Ebel Perry Egeler Corinne Eisenman Cammie Eldridge Steve Ensing Diane Esseltine Cindy Fegan Robert F einauer Jay Felch Mike Ferguson Dave Ferrio Kathleen Filcek Sandy Filcek Sherry Filcek Francy Finn Julia F ish Charley Fisk Sarah Fletcher Dave Forbes Nancy Fournier Pam Fournier Charles Fowler Patricia Friebe Tim Friebe Lori Fultz Diane Gambill Shellie Gary Scot Gatza Cindy Gawrych Chris Geneseo Mark Geneseo Lynn Genge Chris Gerish Dave Genrlski Toni Gillman Todd Gobeski Charlene Goddard Susan Goff Lori Goodwin Jo Gorgol Tammy Gorski Laurie Goss Dave Gottschling -lf.. so Bob Kraut is eaptivated by Mr. Ralplfs explanations. Take note. Don Reuther! Angie Adumcik plans her future with Mr. Brissettc'sl1clp. I' K' i f Kent Briggs can really type! Is your locker jammed again, Randy Berlin? 196 P' . W., l 'WU' ,,, iw. N., N., 'H .1 ing.. 1 Ili!! X 'L , iylw All . 4 4 Q or s 1 . f A ,N 'er 1. 64 .fe M .K If-1 ., n W ' iv , '- A ' d 2-' www A 2 R4 a, .M . ,MQ Birkholm utilizes the new juice machines. Wegener takes a needed breather after a tough workout. 'VO 'A '?T F'f A' -ml ia, X 'N-. 1. Vogtmann displays his proboscis. Lori Buchalski tells Kelly Tomkinson hcr woes. ings--1, I Can't you find it, Lori Goodwin? ni S Q, Keep on Runnin'! 197 Susan Grappin Becky Gray Angie Greer Christine Grocholski Frank Grotkowski Dave Grove Gina Grove Bruce Grzegorczyk Bryan Grzegorczyk Mark Guettler Sue Guoan Lori Gwizdala Scott Gwizdala Nancy Haas Jolene Hachtel Cynthia Haddix Jay Handy Connie Hanover Tracey Hanover Beth Hanson Brian Hardy Tom Harmon Amy Hartley Doug Hauk Tony Heitz Lauri Helgren Lisa Helmreich Richard Helmreich Eva Hitchcock Perry Hitchcock Bruce Hitz Michael Hnatiuk Steph Hoffmann Tammi Hofmeister Laurie Holder Mike Holka Rhonda Houck Kellie Houk Darwin Huber Brian Huggins Bill Hugo Jeanine Ivan Laura Jammer Mike Jammer Gerald J anowicz Judi Janowicz Diane Jansen 3:2 . C ' vm.. A s fm 4 tiggg i N if 1, as K A get 4 Q 1' w 5 ts i I x v, J I 4 'C 'x will we f 11+ ' 'ii' is if l 5.-1. man- I au! -K 4 'u ' 1 iav C J gf 5 J X-affi x 'it L :: ' ta- gg g 3 'ke gy ' - -as - fi S -. w Q Q ss 1 ...Q .03 ' fb ,-ra x- JM. - 7 -'fizai mt. 'EJ f A fx Sophomores wait anxiously in line to or high school class rings from Jostens. ,tx .9 5 L- is hyd' ' . nk q a Y ' 'xii it z 4 as , Q . g ,,' 'M l f 4 L 7 fig - U, 1 Y der their 9 A .LW 'N ' X ' Q 'R ' f-1 , is 14: ,Qty Q Y H A sy' Lg, 1. ll 1 JT' I a xni Nb--:E--Q YJ .Akai 'bv fi ' ,-.4 . ,W G ' 41 u r 1, gf! L-3::r. fb' ,f 5 J ,,2 s J 3, ,Q Q K i H if 'I xx 1 not S ,,f . ,AL.h A r iq , ,ga I it 'I .rp miurzs 414 K f .. , 1' if . .- i f 'X X ' ' M J'-'if G Q, ' ' . Q Ron Jenkins Dale Jezowski Dennis Jezowski J anett Jimenez Nick Jock Alice Johnroe Todd Johnroe Mark Joitke Keith Jonas Kelly Jones Scott Kareus Tina Karnath Frank Keipert Donna Keister Katie Kelly Tim Kelly Jim Kennedy Ron Kent Mitch Kernstock Roger Kernstock Kenn Kimmel Jim Kissane Gail Klepser Jeff Klida Kevin Kloha Patti Klosowski Kathy Knoch Brenda Knochel Doug Koch Rich Koehler Walt Kopec Karen Kormelink Gary Kozlowski Bob Kraut Diane Kren Dawn Krueger Janet Krueger Joe Knyminski Julie Krzyzaniak Kim Kuch Paula Kuch Steve Kuch Scott Kuebler Geraldine Kukla Jamie Labo George LaFrambo Michelle LaFramb ise oise Kevin La Londe Larry Lambert Mark Landosky Scott Lange Doug Larkin Gregg Larkin Kim Larson Steve LaRue Kirk Laskowski Bob Lawler Pat Leary Kurt Lee Dave Lehman Doug Leonard Teri Leske Brad Lewinski Richard Lijewski Monte Lohne Linda Long Mike Losinski Ed Loushner Lisa Lovely Donald Lubas Annmarie Lucas Annette Ludwig Dave Lukowski Marie Lukowski Marcie Lund Connie Luptowski Cindy Lutz Pam Mahan Allan Makovics Tina Mariott Teresa Markel Vici Marker Theresa Marlinga Greg Marne: Cheryl Marsh Maria Martin Robin Martin William Martin Tim Matuszewski Ty McConkey Troy McCormick Chris McCoy Kelly McDonald Sheila McDonald Craig McDonell -1 VA 5 .. . f ':,.- 1 1.5! ' F' I ,j .sy A5 a. A se Jane Bujalski is enthused about her plant class. LX Q '- -D 'a:..-f' h lhi I KE A .Ll ' X ,2 .L ., K A i f Vki. t L I tr 1 L .. V LIWK f or , ,Y.'r :gf K- f LV K K-Z killer ' an 'fiffi it f P ' I 'wk is U 2 A l Q w D L, . fi, K K ,A JZ A v- ' A ., F fn ' ' -g. 1 'D A N rs, q4Q, v r E .3 1, r ' e i S T if L ' fo Ji ,' H M K ji I U X 3' , 1. K .N is.. it A CJ ' gl A F - 1- ' A 1 ,tv C' ' ,. X ' A t' WK ' ,1 2 . I 'M-ex of .1-.al 4,35 0 .Q g X .Q - X Dave Burk shows us what he used to look like. if 'v 34 . .. wx' f fe ., U J k fe Qi-ef K ' w K X N . ,L f' by ag si I 'L M m Stephen McLeod Connie McMurray Mike Meier John Menerey Douglas Mentel Jackie Mero Ralph Mcrsdorf Carolyn Metevia Floyd Meyer Bob Meyer Cheryl Meylan Tammy Meylan Tim Micho Cheryl Milkowski Scott Milkowski Harold Miller Tracy Miller Randy Mills Todd Miner Michael Monroe Kitty Moore Nancy Moore Jodona Morley Tina Mosher Cheryl Mrozinski Dave Mueller Kelly Mularz Mark Myers Dan N alazek Chzmnine Nashatka Karen Neeb Kellie Nickel Heidi Nitschmann Chris Nowak Kelly O 'Riordan if 202 u Pat Lcary lakes a brcak in the CUlllIll0l1S. lt looks likc another cxciting bus ride in thc life and times ol' Frank Grotkowski. Gary Smith finally goes to thc head ot' thc class Read your book, Lori Cook! Q, STEM 'Lif- Julic Kryzamink smilcs as shc llurrics on hcr wa x v 1 E ..,. .x . .,g Gun 1 if.. t ts U 4 Li 1. w X. Wztkc up Kim Thorton, it's almost 7 dclock! y. Chris Gcncsco smiles for us! It's one ot' thusc habits you just c:m't kick. Waiting for at drink surc can bc fun! S v Je W2 . vm 9X Renee Ososki Pauletta Parsons David Pashak Randy Pawelski Blair Peil Anita Periard Yvette Petrimoulx Barbara Pfannes Sue Piechowiak Mark Pisaszek Mike Popovich Michelle Pross Tony Purtell Scott Quinnan Mike Raetz Bill Raetz Randy Rapp Steve Rataiczak Scott Rechsteiner Chuck Reder Tammy Reder J an Redick Rhonda Rees Penny Reinhardt Randy Reinhardt Jerome Reinke Don Reuther Bill Retzloff Cathy Reynolds Bonnie Rezler Carolyn Rezler Dennis Rezmer Carl Rhodes Helena Rice Dave Robbins, Kurt Roberge Linda Robinson Tom Robson Lynn Roediger Mary Rogers Ken Rokom Terry Roseberry Russ Rosecrans Karen Rosenbrock Bob Rozek . tr.: fe- , X i t i . F , KL , ,..V Ip A . X as l el,,t. R .f it M ' K. R ik Q t 'id B' as , W are erlee L ff ' ' be Mx :N IC are V R U .fa - Q R K' i--- tr . . -5' Q teiee v fr it B e . 'ff , f?3-,fx ' 5 'A ,, . I j fu A - 5 .. Ax .11 A my ' . rti B eee R -2i' 1 t -- l 'Q 1 teyt ,rl 5 t , , t if it tt-1' it . , . . if 'wx tt Vy y , .1 ' t -L r V 1 R' I i f 'i MJ y ' ,b',, 1 , - -, 'ii R K, ' 1 ' xx s R I xx X Q Mk N-A EN N SN , at y ,y J- , i' if'e gg ' ' 3, F215 +425 5 T if , 2 all is e rt.st B -. . fs ' I ' f 'iz' I Fi il 1 f ' fa HJ . Did they surprise you, Angie Adam cik? 'i iitt if J x xl.. A R A 4 W 11- , ..vl 5 j Fr Milli. W . r ---- 'K K! Qt, N Y' K 2' 3 fair . . Q. .-pg . .KM Y ' I l. +7 + 'ui Q. V a f A ,-s Y A Wk: Q :Hag r A A Qt ini V k xii if , X f x Q. 1, .U if 5 t L F .a li ii? X X 1 A M7 is De , U ' 5.59 x I.. - it lf Bill Raetz peers out at the camera. wE.:- Q, ' Yi -1i.,f, 4- L X a gr , ,E A Q ,, Z s-1' il. I A P, , 1- , t , 1 K 5 'A . X . fx' Aax W' H' , rx X 5 -f r ' r K faaagfafg Q . t levy , xx , , ,f ' :Q if ff S ' I A Y ' U A , Jiri A QQ ' F . , Yvonne Rozek Dan Rundcll Sharon Rybkowski Christina Rytlewski Duane Rytlcwski Mary Rytlewski Kimberly Sample Dena S anders Fred Satkowiak Martin Satkowiak Missy Satkowiak Paulette Satkowiak Mike Schanck Duane Schcuerlein Lisa Schindler Toni Schindler Peggy Schlatter Jeff Schlicker Paul Schmidt Ron Schmidt Cheryl Schwab John Schwannecke Fred Schweinsberg Rick Schweinsberg Tim Sequin Tracy Shafer Tami Shellhorn Lois Shepherd Michael Sigelko Richard Sims Josie Sirus Sandy Slachta Lee Ann Sloan Beth Smith Gary Smith I.V. Smith Nancy Smith Kevin Snyder Kelly Socicr Pam Soldan Julie Sollner Peggy Stephenson Daryl Stieve Mark Stieve Trudy Stinton Darcy Stockwell Terrie Stowers Chris Stunn Carol Summers Robin Sursely Jackie Syring Mary Szyperski Troy Tackett Greg Tackman Kirk Tagget S leve Taglauer Gene Talaga Mandi Taylor Dale Tennant Curt Theriault Kim Thornton Carolyn Thorpe Mark Tiede Richard Tobin Mike Tomczak Bruce Tomko Kellie Tomkinson Brian Toyzan Blair Traxler Donna Tumer Scott Turner George Twigg James Umbarger Dave Valley Tony Vasquez Don Vaughn Wayne Vermeesch Mark Vernik Renee View Russ Vogtm ann Todd Volk , , I 1 QL ' Wd at ' Q' 3 Y W 1 W' , - f i 'h ' 'gf J. ' 1 W K r u ,Q Sm ,ll , 5- Q, i 'T' f'-U 1' s A fx 55. 1 , A S 'T K. K V 't ,Z X. , ' , sk 1 .X lfif fi gain . - irsiri :Q y 1 ' ,s ' g .5 bl:,k V ' i ii. , Q... Ike, M 1 Z E .W ..u,ggfxff, f-. VK 14 . .-ff. '--kygri S ,i1l? Ill: Q G I S nr an 'kv f - W' Q'-' g A x .ii g X game , V K 5, Q F ' e W., E ,L ll' 5' 1' f , 1 , as if if, 21.2 ,' 'K . 43 T Qu . lfisiixilgm s il Q Y . . f X f so e- 4f zf-Q. -fl gc, 4? ca 'f fl ' R' 'T M ll . . A5 . I Meglla. :fl -1.-gl . K 'fl i 3, . .- N .?'7 ALJ Y' .5 . , X Q V,-, 1' ' A nl -- u N Jsfia. H I 4 Q ' 'inf X ' iglg . 1. I I 4 kv -f.. ' ' , s 6 .3 ' 5 lu 5 Ai: f '..ln.?S4 'K Y '- ,, eh. -sf X 5' Q u, 'Q T 1. 1? P . dl., A X-.X P ra' X J, . J- an L-ill Y ut 4 f P ' Q . , 5 s'- - X ' J A ' X4 1 BML 1 f sg, 3 ' h N ' IMA, Emil Wagner Larry Wagner Lisa Wagner Tom Wakefield Mark Walker Gar Wallaker Bob Walter Gary Walter Scott Walter Karen Walters Randy Walther Pauline Wasik Lori Weaver Ken Wegener Kenny Wegener Sherry Wegener William C. Wegener Mark Wenglikowski Matt Westem Marsha Wieland Scott Wieland Jim Wiesenauer Mark Willey James R. Williams Wendy Williams Rich Willsie Bryan Wilson Mark Winkler Douglas Wirsing Mike Wood s Bob wright J irn Wrzesinski John Yaworski Michelle Youngs Tammy Yurgaites Diane Ziegler Chris Zimmemran Vicki Zimmemian Gilbert Zoellner Matt Zondlak Carl Zotter Linda Zuchnik Louis Zuchnik UI THE UVE Bottom L to R: Terry McNally, Lynda Vennix, Lisa Stoars, Cari Wieck, Colleen Herner. Top L to R: Tim Fournier, Tom lfryzel, Ann Trompetcr. Can't a man drink in peace, says President Tom Fryzel. the .freshmen came When to Western High School, they had to adjust to the scenery and to the changes of scheduling. As the year progressed, they became aware of where they were going and what they were going to do. The freshman president and class officers include: Pres. Tom Fryzel, V.P. Tim Fournier, Sec. Ann Trompeter, Treas. Lisa Stoars and Senators Colleen Herner, Lynda Vennix, Terry McNally and Cari Wieck. it -ft 'Gdndas llll '..T.. 'T- Freshman class officers pose for a picture. ----' llllllll l 1-11- ...asu- .--u-n ...unu- -iza- .-1-n 1-1-1- -11- -.gi-an 1.-11 .-1-.-.11 .--lil-n .--1-1.-1:1 .1--:-.11 ..-1.1:---1-n .---.g--n ...Q-1.1-in I i ,fra bk -A I hi Ax x 15' ' - gn -tr M is wi f ' , -S in 'Jr' 1 ' A Jr 4 V , A - 'A A 'B m - C -'iv ,. is , , - or-X N g V ,,A K .N ,- f K f 1 .QQ -' 3- ' , Q LL 5 Gosh don't take my picture, says Bouza. .4 r. - r - I . .. tv , eat! fa- , 'x ,as N I v 5 Q, Cheryl Abeare Mary Ackley Cathy Adamcik Don Adams Beth Alarie Tim Allen Chris Ambrose Amy Anderson Kip Anderson Joe Andrews Mike Anspaugh Clint Aspin Andy Atkari Fred Avila Ken Bacea Dennis Bailey Becki Baker Mark Balwinski Patty Puzzle Jim Banaszak Joe Barre Kurt Bauer Lori Beaver Connie Bedell Brian Beeehum Don Behmlander Rick Behmlander Tim Beiser Lori Bellor Peggy Puzzle Nancy Berg Donald Betzold Sandy Beyer Marsha Bloss Craig Boureier Mike Boureier Jan Bouza Mary Bovicr Amy Bowen David Bradfield Tammcy Bradley Patrick Brandt Jeanne Braun Susan Braun Dawn Brick Kyle Briggs Mike Briggs Karen Broderick Ron Brown Mark Brubaker Gregory Bruzewski Jeff Bruzewski Pam Buckland Debbie Buerkel Brandi Busch Armin Buss Debbie Butzin Victor Camp Pat Campbell Pete Campbell Tim Campbell Theresa Carbary Greg Carlin Richard Carmona John Chartier Michelle Christie Daniel Cieslinski Cindy Clark Brad Cliff Kim Coates Jeff Cooley Chris Corrion Deanna Cory Sherrie Course Don Crane Mickey Cripps Kirk Craddock Lonnie Cross Jim Cruickshank Theresa Cunningham Sue Curler Ann Marie Czymbor Donald Daniel Darcy Dannesberger Kristen Dardas Jerome Dasky Richard Davenport Mike Davert David Davis Deborah Deering ' ,4 L V I-r l B ri 52, F! -, ,L r V :L iff Y C fig' gif s is A u AM-ml U - 51. Q X .4 'll 'aaa A -4v ' x S. Bobby Tex Kuehne participates on hat and tie day. :. , . W S 4 f f xr!! 1 Vg zu uw ,E lg , 'Hj,'W,K, 4 'Y t -lil - ws, ff' r. 2 as -A J. ,, X 'X 'X Q. Q Aw-. ,gtg , Eb, 55,1 ff - I '29 as ii' 0, initiated. ml -N154 l XN.f A ' ' B K ,.,- 3 'Q . F :Ji 0' sg- . l QI , I . I :X lk? tl l ,J vb 5. I y R t all Qs. an D' J 1? e w A 8 1 1. being - ii I 1. .. L ffl, .ffl I K-in-g ul? , If un . 3' , l Rebecca DeJong John Dengler Chad Dennis Ken Dennis Patty Derdowski Cheryl Dietlein Andy Diment Jeff Dixon Janet Doan Kathy Dobrowolski Kelly Donnelly Beth Dore Dennis Dore Diane Doud Mark Dowd Steve Drayer Terri Dubke Denise Dueweke Dave Dupree Maggie Elliott Richard Ellison Pam Engelhardt Tim Enszer Michael Erwin Debbie Evans Dianna Feinauer Richard Felmlee Kathy Ferrio Jean Filcek Thomas Firth Scott Fischer Larry Fisher Christine Fisk Darlene Foco Dan Foley Andrea Foumier Tim Foumier Kim Franz Rebecca French Ron French Diane Friebe Tom Fryzel Don Forland Darla Gaims Nick Gary Michelle Garza Tina Gavord g?- f'5 T 3 Nbr 9 Debbie Marshall waits patiently for her cue. 0 . . 0 0 F, , 0 4 i 6 t 5 4 'Q A 3 Q ,,,..4-l L f ', K A X Pete Campbell takes a peck at the camera. Brenda Leonard can't keep her mind on the notes. : 1 S . , xx' x X . Q.. ', f 'UH tgp' f--N. , ,Q x S K X ffl v 1 ' Q . Q 212 W ' ,J ,J X w fli -' , 4 -' ,Q iff' L , - U2 ,s . A Q f f ...N--,lf l... f ' V Q K rvf-vw-s',,.4wf, 'iii' , . 1 . 5 x . ' x 0-'5n,vr-pw '- v--vw-040 '- l 2 QU'-bww., 4. ,..e i.,,,,, 'Y 6 - V-m-eww i affair -N.t....f , jsga ' , Vi b Q E , 1 A ' ' '- 31 -A RX.. be uf 1- t gg 5 .VA. Y gill lffiair Hilt i 'Sr g'Qif'i fi,1f' Q -'Vxif' ffl s 1, 1, B Xa - R , i- X U.. b ' QQ W5 t' il, an ,- :X Let me die in peace, says Lori Beaver. x Pausing for a different idea is Connie Bedcll 041' hw Ji N il ,.f -nie , X 4 AW Mauna L xg ww T And, Q . w adds life. says Brandi Busch. ylffvff., ' Lori Tarkowski wonders whcrc hcr next class is. li'- r,.,. '49 1 x fflfff g ' . 4 f ,Q 4' 'L ' 2, Qi 6 , 4 , Who arc you talking to Mary Kaczmarck? I'm not garbage, cxclaims Brad Pctriga. Linda Vcnnbc, come blow your horn. Floyd Genge Rose George Suzette Gillman Ramona Gingrich Allan Goetz Ron Gorney Kevin Gorzinski Andy Gottleber Vicky Gottleber Sherry Goulet John Gower Kevin Graham Mary Jo Grappin David Grave: David Griggs Dan Grocholski Debra Grochowski Donald Gromaski Marcene Grzegorezyk Jeffrey Gunderson Bob Gunther Sue Guttowsky Darrell Hamel Velda Hammerbacher John Harken Bruce Hartley Robin Hartley Keith Hearit April Hedges David Hedes Roger Helmreich Tammy Helmreich Darcy Hennard Cathy Heritier Colleen Herner Armando Hinojos Melissa Hitz Zoanne Hnatiuk Jon Hoerauf 4 l 1, f f 1 if 41 Q- -1 'if' A 6 ,. A . if A 1 . v ':-' '4' X 1' .ina J mi f ' s AAI N - I r-.aw Y Q 'A X he Q K Q All.. K N - J I X i Q. LEE. H1 all ,F ' 'N V V p .N ' 31 . Wx 1,5 -I lm. .4-7, 1:6 f 1' li N' E . v , A PF' J- . 1 J '7 , - ' 'f i +9 lx,-J' J J -tx X llh ' A vs -- V.. fy MKII? N 5 , .. 1,2 've- -. - Beth and Mrs. Alarie enjoy the halftime homecoming festivities. Doug Hofmann Pat Hogan Jonathan Hoggard Geri Holka Jeff Holm Tony Holman Heidi Holsapple Kristine Houk James Howard Tana Howden Mark Hubbard Mary Jo Janowicz Walt Jankowski Frank Jeske Kathy Jezowski Laurie Jezowski Wendy Jezowski Marcia Johnson Laura Johnston Lynn Jolin Cheryl Jones Phillip Jones Sarah Julien Rosetta Inman Mary Kaczmarek Harold Kaiser Kevin Karbowski Steve Kayden Dan Kelley Dan Kelly Bill Kelly Stuart Kernstock Neil Kloha Jim Knieper Lee Knoerr Kristy Koch Joseph Kocsis Jodie Kolb Joanne Kosecki Tom Kraut Janelle Krawczyk Laurie Krawczyk Terry Krieger Fred Kuch Mary Jo Kuehne Bob Kuehne Kenneth Kukla Fred LaFramboise Paul LaLonde Becky Lamb Cynthia Landosky Konnie Larkin John LaRose Maureen LaRose Susan Leinberger Brenda Leonard Missy Leonard Kim LeVasseur Laura Lewandowski Chris Lewicki Martin Lewis Brenda Libera Tom Lockwood Rosemary Lopez Stacy Lopez Tina Loughner Debbie Lutz Sally Lutze Marvin Lynch Steve Lynch Gary Majka Kim Mapes Bill Marsh Debbie Marshall Laurie Martin Scott Martin Orwin Martin Daniel Martinez Douglas Martinski Mike Maxwell Lori Mays Frank McCann Mike McCarm Pat McCarthy Laurie McGee Suzy McIntyre Kelly McLellan Terry McNally Carolyn McPhee Jerome McPhillips .,- 3 . .. i r. it was 'f f -K - , l X ff .rL. h Q A 1 , , - . 4 ' t A Q -sr S iii . Don't fall off your shoes Lori Sequin and Kim . ' i U . fm, in X ,lgttljj Rosenbrock on your way to class. Q11 ,A 2. -1 A A .L J qs. J f If 3 xy! X ' V 4 ,. a - - r ' .. 3 5 , , -,, a A I X 1 J Q i r in r... 1 W . -J T f Jr' we K fr in ' 1, r 1 . X, ' ., ' Q ' L h .N 4 an 1 In IQ' U- L My 'LA 5 p 'W 6- I a. i f F 1 ff 3 R J so W icq J -5 Q 'sw KI. K L . 'R A sl .R B on .A . A ,zo , rm.. ' ' 71:9 1 J '59 . .Q J- Q ll I X at A I M U USF J 4 -R 4 14. ig x w 'vii K J 2 wr -21122122521.,s'zffi::vf'212 n 'W MX rx gfiff 'io 5 KV .sal xx 2 Q 3 v R -N dk F, Nell!! 'nf 1 ar -- ' p W ek ' , Tom Lockwood sneaks a snack during class. ., . Shellie Medlyn Joan Megger Dawn Meier Robin Meier Greg Meyers Arlyn Meylan Rick Meylan Roger Meylan Kim Mieske Sally Mieske Susan Milkowski Carol Miller Ida Miller Kin1 Miller Laurel Miller Bob Miller John Mills Craig Mindykowski Lori Moore Steve Moshen Karen Myers Colette Nellett Kevin Nickel Jim Niemberg Rudi Nitschmann Mary Ann North Roxy Nowak Janet Nuffer Tina Ortego Brian Paige Chris Paige Lori Parent David Parsons Danny Pashak Sue Pawelski Beth Pelton John Penkala Philip Permer Jean Periard Xl' 1 H .Vw ' ,wxx L' If-.4 .fy 1 if t 1 ' Sue Mclntyre concentrates on her assignment, U' BK if i nl 'p,.1 . 'W x 1 f agar s x 1' :LL .i ' Getting here at daybreak is Kim LeVasseur and Mary Janowicz. If iii' The carpeted area provides a place to relax for Debbie Marshall .1 ki I These freshmen girls enjoy a break from classes. Jim Zondlak seems to enjoy his bus ride. t .Lv- Nr 1, .4 .f , i KJ 1 :H in 145,-Q 6 : Z Did you just get out of pool class, Bob Kuehne? YQ.,-gfrx coke K Tim Rcder, all you need now is a knife to kill that paper. pr .- - ' 3' Michelle Wegcncr begins to speak while Carol Miller looks on. V ' E y fs-E ' 4 E '1 Z Q X r - X 'fic 4 'L 1 l class is really enjoyed by Bob Rytlewski. Tammy Wegener exchanges gossip. Superman Mark Balwinski heads for a telephone booth. Joe Periard Kelly Periard Rick Pero Tammy Perry Cynthia Pfeiffer LeAnne Pfenninger Jeff Pfund Brad Pietryga Brian Pijaszek Tim Plummer Sa.mmie Polston Kelly Popps Clifford Prebay Scott Prill Pamela Proctor Vivian Proctor Nancy Provoast Bill Rabadue Tom Rabideau Kathy Radke Susan Radke Rhonda Rapp Lori Anne Rechsteiner Debbie Reder Mike Reder Tim Reder Debbie Reer Dale Reinhardt Jeff Reisig Sandy Revard Chris Rezler Tim Rezler Tom Richards Mark Robbins Denise Roberson Tina Root Renee Rosecrans Kim Rosenbrock Mike Rosolowski Cindy Roth Linda Roth John Rozek Dawn Rudnick . L-F. fglrtxk A 'A'-- ,Q ' ,f 1 . A2 .A , V .IF -Xiyngh in C A - 'ls' KX-:sf ' .LJ BJP.. , K3 iwgiir, 2 'LQ ' f wk .. Q , P Q V 'P . A 4 9 1 N Q F5 126 1 P .. ' r 3 , S ' - . 1 N- e r,: x,fi l P .. VL! ,i 4 C -t... -Q f L Enjoying spirit week is Colette Nellett. , A t , W., as tg s U Q md 'f QQ' ' M Q A A r I1 A A -rQg - '49-. gy ., K ma.. ik' J -ual H., 1 Q . .Ay-1... 41-t P' - V at t sf ra Q Q -.g fe t K f - if ' , Q Q X if Yfil' 5 - A E, S' S Q Q ...Q ' fm K L ii. Q' ' A r . S ' kcfi g'g'V Q, -tl-A 'gf Q' f gl 5 as fg: IZ.. if . W A S .11 '- ga' 9 Axis B V 5 A A i P , A., .,, -n ' Y X . n . gf. N - I.,- 4. 0 1 4. . ! ' vnu Sm... --H W tj, . sr NIE v .W P 'ff' tl Chas. .. . . iff' fi -' t, X as l 1 J H , ,He ol' n c iff c if X t 41 m I 1 1 'ft N .XXX .uX,! he f l f '3 ' What is Angie Young njbbling on? 1 t f A A X i l t , , 1 .1 1.-2 1, 5 4, JC, -5 ' f Y , Y 1 1? 3 A 4 'iw .1 W XS l I A ,..f- .a t . Cindy Rugenstein Robby Rybkowski Bob Ry tlewski Chris Crossword Dale Rytlewski Mary Rytlcwski Vaughn Rytlewski Melvin Sajdak Colleen Salois Brenda Satkowiak Jon Satkowiak Mark Satkowiak Renee Satkowiak Mark Schalk Mike Schalk Jerry Scheddel Rick Schempp Nancy Scheuerlein Ruth Schlicker Gretchen Schmidt Tammy Schubring Con nie Schulz Sandy Schwandt Mark Schwerin Patrick Seitz Carl Sellers Lauri Sequin Dan Shaffer Jeff Shann Ron Sharp Mark Sheridan Roger Shorkey Jamie Sierocki Mark Skrzypczak Diane Smith Dwight Smith Sharon Smith Alayne Speltz Mike Spencer Shelli Stack Ralph St. Cyr Diane Steadman Kara Stein Amy Stephenson William Stephenson Mandy Maze Lisa Storrs Candy Computer Ricky Sujkowski Thomas Swiecicki Kim Sylvester 2 Mary Anne Syinborski Dana Szeszulski , Kathy Sxeszulski Kevin Szevulski '- A - .litn Szutkowski ' L I 'K' , . M. LJ Scott Szeszulski 3 L' K Wendy Szynianski ' Chuck Taekrnan Mary Beth Taekinan . Shiela Tagget . . . - ' ,QM Laurie T arkowskl - - f'-nAW-- S r J Kirn Txlylor V. by ., if All You won't think of an answer that way. Tatntni Taylor X ' ' Terri Taylor Kevin Tellor Steve Tiecle ' ' Shelly Tobin r wo h Sharon Tontenak 'P 2 Q t lfrank Torka ' l ' K T' Q.. K I .1 mat, T -, - 1 an J in 8? A Tina Torres Clarexe Toth Gary Toth Jett' Toth Renee Toth f fa Steve Troinbley Ann Troinpeter . ' Q , , wi K Ruth Troxell 5- L.,t L. TiinTrun1ble Steven Tutlethuot K A' by Mary Turner '4 ,. Dong Uhhnann 5 V . f E 'Q .5 Mark VanAanhold . ,i . fj' T ':f ' f Kristin Vandeinark A ' '-K jf!!! A + . A Bob Velaseo ' afluf , H ti. .ff ,. , it Lynda Vennix Gard Verbeke N Larry Verboxrski ,L l Judy Jigsaw A A ' I Stephanie View 'N ' J Q - -4- X David Vogtinznni ' X Tammy Wagner i xl M 1 I 1 Lu, Brent Waldie Dawn Walter A vim xvancf ' - K 1 R ' , ' Wendie Walter 43 'vt i Q- , ' Anita Warner ' fd ' -My I Matt Webb . 1' T fi' g ' Melissa Weber L N ry' ' A V ' if M A, J '93 ,J ..AL..Z,ca '7Q bu , 4 U -3,7 A x Q. rig -, , J I' U-vc ' t f iii, y , fp J i 4, - W K' M N4 if .-Q-. -xf 1 A f V K :Minn . S 'Y J Din, J Q I . 2- 4 , , fs . ' .,'x5 . L l s.-.. cr itters U -ri-'I' - . 1 .. A ' f J.. L. L A - Wi, -. 3 Q9 A -I A , 4 . ' -ra ' D ev- , .nu A .. t . li L' 4 -:mum J ,mf Qu. ' 7 is S Bill Weber Brian Wegener Michelle Wegener Randy Weiss Tim Welch Derrick Wetters Kelly White Michelle Whittaker Cari Wieck Sue Ann Wieland Johnny Jigsaw Beth Wiesenauer Jill Wiesenauer Lori Wilberding Don Wilkinson Lori Willey Doug Williams Russell Williams Darlene Wilson Paul Wilson Jim Wise Patricia Wisniewski Amy Lee Witbrodt DeAnn Witbrodt Jessie Wood Pam Wood Kathy Wright Pat Wright Kevin Yant Chip Yaple Angela Young Mike Youngs Becky Yurgziites Joe Yurgaitcs Jim Zondlak 341 l'reshmen Homecoming members and their parents stand for the crowning of the queen at halftime ceremonies of the homecoming footballgame between thejumors and seniors. ,-7.1 Fang aa revue 4.1.1 Keen ,!fee,Lfl'e dezae Keen zuelcug fl-mag! Fefe, raw, fa an cf azz faefdq aa Meng! Mez, 'zeezflkf brew fam a770 641 waald ewzelq came, 7f al! eeeme ea ,macfeeal fda ,at-teaeeapafam 641614 today raft' eadcieaiq fam a770 60 ca new cuaaq. Kathy Behmlander was in her fourth year at Western. She was actively involved in the art program and had plans to major in art. In her senior year Kathy was a member of the yearbook staff. She died in a car accident in the fall of 1978. Cindy Koch was very active in sports and participated on volleyball, basketball and softball teams. Her favorite hobbies were reading and macrame. As a freshman the tirst year Western opened, Cindy died of pneumonia. OF 1977. Mrs. Reif was Western's first ln 1941 she graduated from School of Nursing, receiving her Bachelor of Science from Central Michigan University in 1960. She was Assistant Supervisor of Nursing for the Bay City Health Department. ln 1966 she began working for the Bay City Public School System and came to Western when it opened in 1973. She passed away of cancer. Mrs. Holyszko served as the school nurse here at Western from 1974 to 1977 She worked for 15 years at Hospital in the Pediatric before coming to Western. was very active in church and work and enjoyed She passed away of cancer ' 'S Mr. Toth taught science in Bay City schools for 18 years and spent his last five at Western. In 1949 he graduated from East Carolina University in North Carolina and received his Masters from Michigan State. He was the head volleyball coach at Western and enjoyed fishing, hunting, bowling, hiking and traveling. He passed away of canc Mr. Hoag was a social studies teacher at Western from 1973 until 1978. He taught for 20 years at Handy High School before Western opened. He was a graduate of Roosevelt University in Illinois and received his Masters from the University of' Michigan. He enjoyed target shooting and traveling. He passed away of cancer in 1978. AQ- 4. ai. Cf. Mrs. Walther was a cook during Western's first year. She also worked as a Brownie Scout Leader and was an organist at her church. She was killed in a car accident in the spring of 1974. 'ff Q2 225 as H IAIC IIII IAICIA MIC LYLIER RIEISIHIMIEINI I V 1 T IIIEIIS ...Il EI I I I SI ...fl .11 Tl I , S. U E .Q -B-, lj. 0 3 1. :ig T -Q NALITI ES 'E' E41 F JUNIO H.. mil E I I , . Q: , , r ' 2 PECIAL ER ICH, GI, IDE Director of the career resource center is Mr. Davidson. if N S . X H A Mrs. Mary Lou Jammer attends her attendance records. Special services are an important part here at Western High School. Some teachers and school advisors spend their time with students to plan for their career in college and for their futures. Others enforce the rules, violatins, attendance, and discipline problems with the students. 28 Mr. Link is asraff specialist. A ,. . --r uff , i t ,K KL , ' t i ff'-f J: e f: ' Slit? 1 - ffl ffl 951' 'Q' x .K , L., lfzxsqisg ,, tp .Q '1 -'Z 'ft an fa' 149:- . , l .c 5 ,g.,p..'i,s.4 , - - 4 . v11n,Ay,.- ,.'. Looking for something Mr. Przybyski? Another specialist is Mr. Schwartz. ft ew l Q- .,. -. 1 N s. . S , Aff 7' ' ' 1? . - 14' N ,V . T 4,f 3 ff s Q. , p T V f 1 H44 if t ff. i i ea is-S--W fy K gg-,M Q - v ', . S .AB . .A Mr f r-..... .2- TUDE FUR THE FUTURE 4 ,Q .-4. E X A XX. ex 4 1 . . Mr. Jacobs is the co-op coordinator at Western. The school social worker is Mrs. Waynec. Mr. Saxton is another staff specialist. as , b ,,, I r 'if ' N' :Y A N '3' 5' , q ,K . ' ff r .4 W r J ' 'L Q4 I I H' I ,,,,,-.... ...... K, f. , . Librarian Mrs. Hoag takes time out from her work D The school career counselor is Mrs. Davis. for a quick Picture. Mr, Syl-ing looks up from his records, 229 It I BEHI D -J E EHPY lMAblOF 'UCCESS THERE' iAlNDNUX The secretaries are a very important part of Western High School. In short, they keep Western going by taking care of all the calls and letters coming in and going out of the office. The office secretaries are Deb Hanczewski for Mr. Bryantg Maxine Barker for Mr. Bloenk and Mr. Langenburgg Carol Sabourin, Switchboardg Dorothy Lehman, high school records: Eileen Doan, Guidance Centerg Ruth Wilhite, General Secretaryg Sue Thomas, Library and Kay Linda, attendance clerk. 230 l 3 Qu 4 gy. '. , F . ha I to ,. et... Mrs. Wilhite takes a break from her work to smile for the camera. ,5 sg Q Secretary for Mr. Bloenk and Mr. Langcnburg is Mrs. Barker. Not you again! says Deb Hanczewski. lull lull :Wi!1ll ?' Keeping things quietly in order in thc library is Mrs. Thomas. A' ' sum. H i The school attendance clcrk is Mrs. Linda. 's 'rf .... 1- M-L cw' t .W N A X' X P 1 v Mrs. Doan shyly poses for the camera in the Guidance Office. if 'fftv i ri? , xxx kk, -QL. Q xg, ',!.1! Subourin smiles while answering the switchboard. Dorothy Lehman Cnjoys taking care of the school records CU TGDI S A Q K .novqyut K A 3 1 e- S.:'.b wwf ,P . f sf .4 Q Am Custodians lcft to right are Rose Simons, Harland Holliday, Leonard Bellor and Donna Zessin. 10 F2 Bob Weber takes a coffee break. Ken Christopherson keeps the bathrooms spotless. 232 HALL MO ITOR HELP QUT N0-'r -r. L fx Y XX Ni v tv l X , -es , e is if ff'-' I K Vi 1 f ,M .F 'v tors are Pcnny Waklfcld and Larry Lloyd. ffl rf T v -., ,sr Q . ' .. l 'a ' 1 S Q l fvu ' li 5 l -9' sf John Owens talk over the day's work. Leonard Bcllor takes time for a picture. The custodians and hall monitors work behind the scenes to help make Western run smoothly. The hall monitors patrol the halls and the parking lots. During the day they make sure the students stay in line. The custodians work during the night cleaning and mopping. The custodial staff is supervised by Mr. John Owens. Mr. Owens and his staff are also in charge of the boilers and the snow removal. Without these two groups Western High School would have a hard time surviving. 233 IAIC .1 VVIIITII IETS P AICIA EIMIIICISI -Q.. lf.. T l5PlElR'S RIEISIHWMIEIN Sc ' - ...U- ll. .3- FQ... hi I-LL li 3 .T , - NQLIIITIIIE H Il E... Q- , I L I5bJIU IIQIRJS I F- R- 513 LHMJIMIQIRIE sg New that Weiufifei I einggi qeieiecee Don't stop. Make the most of the opportunities you've been given during the past few years. DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A MICHIGAN DIVISION MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 48640 4Er Compliments of CLARK'S SPORTSWEAR your trophy headquarters School jackets 81 Letter Sweaters 115 Washington 892-2433 Bay City Congratulations Seniors REDER'S LANDSCAPING Er NURSERY A complete garden center 1646 W. Midland Road Phone: 662-4144 KA TH Y and ED LANGENB UR G l 3 l l PA T 3 PLACE F000 - PIZZA 00L'KTAllS 303 E John SL Bay City Mchlyan 48706 Plmne: 8.94-4549 I Avlharind l EJ I---ms SMES-SUWG-PAITS ' ' ' ' ' 1 WHKRE Ol-'R FIJYIUNERS U4 uu: mu nm I . 0-M hp! si VISIT US TODAY! ' 684.0754 i -QHAXBYCL-EQQQJ Compliments of SMlTH'5 LUGGFIGE E- LEHTHEFI SHDP SOB-SID Washington Flve. Bay City, Michigan 48705 Phone: 853-3224 Cl-IEIVIICAI. BANK MID-MICHIGAN x PuLL SERVICE 6. THE - 'L 1III I IIIEPIIIIIIIQ Bay Area Offices Auburn Area Offices, 0 100 E. Chippewa 1491 Vv. Midland IN I ALBUMS-8-TRACKJSWOSESETTE TAPES-CASES I- Around the Worfo' VVf'Zh ' A Chevrolet , New Cars New Trucks USGO' Cars Useo' Trucks 77 7 S. Euoffd Phone: 684-444 Bay City, Michigan 48706 f' O' IIIIU IEWSD INC. MECHANICAL coN'rnAcTons MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 510 S. SAGINAW ROAD - P.O. BOX 1784 36,-.IQQX 411 21 PHONE: ME 1-0033 Anthony Gushow 81 Sons, Inc. EXCAVATING 'I' BULLDOZING 'If TRUCKINC 1666 W Midland Road :If Auburn, Ml 48611 Phone C5171 662-6591 Ittner Bean 84 Crain For all your farming needs. 312 Park St. Auburn, Mi. 48611 Phone: 662-4461 238 I I AUBURN 0 FREELAND -i-.--1 egg W- 'E SaCfiTZT'I 7 lfl 1 uni IITI lltll--T v'WY11YNX. 11 wAYurE a. CONCRETE BLOCK BELDEN BRICK-BUILDERS' sumifs ation allot VAN POPPELEN BROS. BAY C.?C'1f-53.7503 FIRST 8- SHERMAN STREET MIDLAND 662-6565 BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48707 li ,ifiix-1.x T! 1, E-fgrep! I iw it Q ' L1 A I it 5. k ' '. 'vt I 11,1 - tl ran t aa n is XXX- um-r TU.. Kldlly lnlvst-wt tm xtat4'ii1e't1t savtiiig-. Opvn an at mount at .nw ur nur lOCUllXv'llll'Ilil4lldllUlIS.II1Cl1't'lIDU-ifl'U iItIYL'l1'FNlilf'-.l'.S.IlIQlIll0l'll'X lClI'lS, IlUl.llX'NL'I4.Ilt' .mtl 'Natura i ' ' ' clay saxtngg 'tr mimi. Bay City, Essexville, Auburn Midland, Saginaw Congratulations class of '78 A666 Everything in printing 308 5. Auburn 662-6589 7CKES LUMBER 662-6231 684-7172 For all your building needs, including lumber, plumbing, heating and electrical Stop and Shop Wickcs Lumber Company 391 Midland Rd. Auburn, Michigan 486ll Congratulations to the Class of 79 AUBURN PHARMACY 120 W. Midland Rd. Auburn, Michigan 48611 Good Luck To the Class of 79 Compliments of MILES PIKE INSURANCE AGENCY EVEN KNIT Hosiery and Fashions Smart Shops Throughout Michigan Bay City - Midland - Saginaw Caro - Mt. Pleasant - Lansing Coniplivnents of BISHOP- YOUNG FURNITURE 513 East Midland Bay City, Michigan 48706 Compliments of - MADE RITE POTATO CHIPS 505 North Euclid Ave. Bay City, Michigan 48 706 Phone: 684-6271 7040 .Jade ?022da 210 Hmm Axe., 241, are CUSTOM DIE CASTINGS IN MAC-INESlUM...ALUMINUM AUBURN DIECAST CORPORATION 1632 WEST MIDLAND RUAD AUBURN, MICHIGAN 48611 PH.AnEA 517 +- 662-4496 Congratulations to the class of 79 Congratulations from VALLEY -CARPET SERVICE Specializing in all types of carpeting 3430 Huron Rd. Bay City, Michigan 48706 Phone: 686-2140 KINNE Y AIRIES INC D , . 10 Locations to serve you In the tri-city area Phone: f51 71 893-9741 SALZBURG PHARIVIACY, INC.' 510 Tuscolcz Road 401 Salzburg Ave. Bay City, Mich. Phone: 892-3381 Bay City, Mich. Congratulations to the est Wi Sh es Ulass of 79 Hu-Book Beauty Salon K 223 Church Phone: St Auburn, lWohigan 662-6474 Ruby Christopherson - Uwner BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '79' NEVER HAS ONE BANK . DONE SOMUCH FOR YOUR MONEY PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY Wemtfm fpeofbled 34406019 Gofgeofzatdon MEMBER F-DTC A gown! drama BARTELS L Zawya, Q, am ?M,m,,fee4' 5440 Wkadowhwi Dfzdae nAv F BARTELS SALES 91259251556 I ga? Wa 45706 Wane: 6171 6574-4632 242 ggygmcyfs Congra alfa zvons gfjlace To thgpliginfors of fijzgh 52 fWash22gtfgnf H OWN own own ay fi fy - L . . . Wi' RES TA URAN7 Specializing In EW '? f1S 709 w. Midland Rd. The Latest Look in Fashions Sizes 16 and Over Fashion Jeans 62 Things In Lange 62 Tall Sizes Other Locations Ti'a:vei'so City - Hale - Mwysefille MIKE'S AT THE CGRNER IN AUBURN Congratulations Seniors of Western High School From Hugh Hanson's Garber Buick Bay City Mr. Hot Dog gives you more cheer about 2. 1 If XRS fly up ' Y .bv 5 Y f l F' ri N th. bgg-' 9 'Q' 'SMA-m 2 SVN., NW Aix i Mr. Hot Dog has something just for you! 3locations 811 N. Euclid, Bay City 2631 Broadway, Bay City 3593 E. Center Ftd., Essexville JC Penneyis , Congmtnlcztes the . ' 1-1 dbg? I wg. 'ik an x Q' 55 w, 1 '-5 f' aw-R if R' 1 1' Sk. , Class 0 f 79 J ACK'S FRUIT MARKET 1511 CENTER AVE. 893-0591 1cSs1axv1I.LE. MICH. 48732 Hoping to senue I yon in the fntnvee las we heme in tne' pest Congratulations Class of 79 A Q55 32.11 A 1, M I gubLgIn?M?gRigan 48611 Where The Acuon 'S 662 4423 753-5406 892-1161 Saggmgg mm BRADFORD PHOTOGRAPHIC I I I I il fu I 'alzburg at Wenona Since 1916 BAY CITY, MICHIGAN 48706 901-903 CENTER AVE. - 894-2827 BAY CITY, MICH. 48706 kne jmlnofograjrlzy l I Y 1 i I - Sigh? MoN1ToR- Puma 7, sim ljgf LANES e CA RPET 3 he 1700 S. Euclid Ave.. FURN,-I-,JRE H' Bay city, 3' Michi I BEDDING Q I PHONE AREA 517 1500 SOUTH EUCLID H Phone: 684-4381 I- 6688653555 BAYC'TI6?O6H' A S Mel Smith Lincoln Mercury, Inc. I Aueum Area Agents Reel Estate 1242 S. Euclid Ave. Bay City, Mich. 48706 Telephone 151 7l 686-6900 extends our warmest congratulations to all the 1979 graduates, and may we I give you our personal service in all your real estate needs. Your Auburn Area Agents '51 91 'r'---fa ' ' Bill 8L Dorothy Kinsel M I 203 W. Midland Rd. L' NCOLN Phone: 662-6759 I I I I - - - - I - - ' - ' Congratulations e 7 . rrr-- + . . A - e gf, liel l ee Class 0 f 'f 79 Ultra Carbon Corporation the graphic specialists Bay City, Michigan 48 706 .'7 an The Staffdk Management at Bay City Milling dt Groc. Co. Northern Michigan 's Most Complete Wholesale Grocers wish to congratulate the Seniors ofBay City Western. - BAY CITY MILLING 8m GROCER CO 715 ncoluiv sneer BAY cirv, mcHicAN 148707 r... - - .. . . . - . . IW' I A SUZUKI M 0 TOR C YCLES Buy the Best for Less S TE VENS CYCLE SALES BEST OF LUCK TO S. Huron WESTERN HIGH Bay City, Mich. 48 706 scHooL Phone: 684-98 72 T C L A S S 0 F P 1 9 7 9 E A N Y. BAY CITY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION I gg S Q QW ' --. ouches yguf f' 911- C ll gEt day... seg. Qlc a xiii, eww 49 G Y if Two Yeor Degree Careers , X --- xc A 'A xx Q ly ' -A ,VI LI 'y X, , ch 'X lil ' 2 fi 1 'xx 129 , , S X M Business Careers I Accounting. Management Dara P ocessing, Q 1 ,S O Marketing, R lfstate, Retail Mid-Management S I l Ch rical ' I ' 'f Q- I -'. Secretari l L g I S retarial, Fashion Merchandr g Cloth g Cl thing ' ' 0 Iv 'WI Specialist I I Decoration ':- m ' 3 ,: W' Allied He lth C reers I Dental Assisting, Ph c l Th A stanr. L f s, , M Y PY 3 r O X,-,, I J ' 1.1 Radiol gc T chnology KX-Rayj, Medical As t t ' : 3: I U fm f 5 ' 1 Publi 5 e Careers OBroadcasting, LawE fo t So lH alth Q Q ..' Z' 'i 07' I , 'Z Servic Ass sta t, Urban Professional Assist t gli?-,, T , 11 :Qs-'j Trade Te h I Career 0 Architect l T ch ol gy A t otive Q. e d,. 1V ,N X .QI Service T h ology El ctronic Technology ld t l Sp ion, -D QP Q, .- 5, ' Mecha ic I Desig Tech ology Mechanical E 2 ee I g T h ology. ' --- -L ,, R sde t t Tech Igy ff va 6? 1 f 'U-is '- 'z ' 1 f L 4 ' ' ' f .' s . JP ,I ' ' s X,4X 1 1 Q v . , ga 19 G' f 1. , I . N r ' , 0 T sv ' y Q s 4 ' ' 'i r vii.: .-.L.-.LY Y rar' iY.:,,lVl.. n a n , Q e i nti l C c noo - ' L. f' ' 0 Traini gp pl f 1 b tod ys wo ld s ding well-qu lf d t dems I . A Y 999 9 X on to fo yea llege a d e s t and providing servi f yew- comm Q g. A 2 That's ijyf k Delracilge p farmallof ,mgrfw ,L 6' Bay City, Michigan 48706 Congratulations Graduates of Western Come Grow With Us Eight Convenient Offices To Serve You Bay City 84 Auburn, Michigan Bergerfs Restaurant it All home cooked meals Sg 7 Days a Week 6519 West Side Saginaw Roa Bay City Phone: 686-0224 Fresh Perch Served d Begick Nursery Er Garden Center 262632 Landscaping Garden Supplies gram af we gtogd 5943 W. Sa inaw Rd. iiii Bay City? Mich. - 740 71 SWW Phone: 6344210 I 'Ska Zta 772 45706 Glamour Photos by Evans -6- 684-6764 Fabric Fair 250 206 Fifth Bay City, Mu 893 8971 21 S 4i 'f BRIO ' AF'P9APvl 2 Syl fs' Hallmark Sho Auburn Square Shopping Center When you care enough to give and send the very best. Phone: 662-2 324 Sandys Flowers and ' Greenhouses - l Phonef 6844611 KAWKAWLIN ROOFING CO COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - REIIDINTIA Th fi tth t B t D lt d SVC ' Fl f ll ccasions KAvvNANvLlN,iwrcH. PHONE l17lll4-0861 Tom 8L Ann 6576 W. S. Sag Rd Bunn APPROVED NORMAN G ITTINS Lewandowski Bay City MI 48706 I Weddings are our specialty CHfffS!9 A,0,0!'O V601 Compliments to the Class of 79 3:2714 Qaeaye Quo: Saba ci Secwke 5077 S Congratulations Bggt Wighgg Class of '79 Class of 79 Area Electric Inc. Commercial 84 Industrial Electric Contractors Auloum Fertilizer 5' Supply Inc 2280 Wheeler Road Bay City, Ml. 48706 Phone: l517l 686-2280 PLANT FOOD - NHS . CHEMICALS Cjiufoz :Shwfio DELTA FORD CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS OF '79' ea Mm if af' ' S I , 'L . mm , 45? 1 K 1 ,, . .M ,, f L' M 55 , .V g 1 2-13555, G 3 if 1 fi' A-if ' -TY - f. Q .. , . d kr 4 Q2 qw 2 3 3265, Q in 132 '..'r Yours in bowling pleasure BAY LANES 4243 N. Euclid Avenue Bay City, Michigan 48706 PHONE 5171662-2271 F,F.1.. 43eo56o1M6-15930 BILL 5: GAIL. SHELLHORN 'ills QDlhe plank qilufuhcr glynppe Copus Insurance Agency Insurance with personalized service 702 W. Midland Rd. Auburn, MI 48611 Phone: 662-6491 PRESTULITE ELECTRICAL DIVISION Best Wishes to the Class of 79 De Lama Catering Auburn ICA 'ietusgetitlvgellrer foryo1L Super Market Midland at Canfield Roads A Auburn Square in-gg From the very simple ta the elegant i 5 Shopping Center S Q, . Phone 662-2352 1 f USDA Choice or Prime Beef Sf: fSee us for freezer bundlesi Q 2 US. No.1 Produce N Quality is our Game 4 as 1 gf? Fame is our Name. 9, BEST BET ,Hoi rem 'fb Sw fs? ,K PLASTIC LINED P195 CENTRAL DWISION Dow CHEMICAL BAY CIDQ MICH. For Portraits That Please . . . W J S HICKS V - WTA is 400 Mwmd ssasaassasl' up Bay C1tY, MI. g.. nf 'TK 15171 686-1261 Am Western lnyll School Booster Club Salutes the Students of Western Ihylz School in a Very Trying Yean Qin C UKE ADDS LIFE if 3 MEN THE STUDENTS WESTERN HIGH. NQRM'S SERVICE Serving Bay City Since 1953 HEBTRUNID MIITUR TUNE-UPS -1, - num nmmmc e ' X -k Mlncr Repairs if Brake Service I -I , if Springs Replaced -k Mufiier 8. Tailpipa f 3 35, if Wheel Balancing I tallation N , ' nouns 7 AM Tili'M X rczfgigrizzglsnzrce W 'W I 4' li FT 684-6351 JW vrcx ur and oeuvsnv ssnvrcs Nom a. RON Prscner. 200 S. EUCLID 1 nrocx so or MIDLAND sr BAY CITY the zndirne Insurance 7 office gets Q new look -xt 5' X302 M ,Zi-'-r I 0 D , imc -f E, , cg: 4, ' QW Q9 4296 I XX em ff p- ff I 5 l- 'U X21 ,fx v ! ns - ' N - 1 - W 4 ff cfy W -- ' ' lldifi-AFP?-ghbqwiix N -,a,?XL1,3i'!L.9 cmg 1 gc ' 55:52 Iifififfilg-51? 'fcffiwc ip wer ' I 6,65-lggzgiai :nfl I EET- Q -I f V .Win BI! iicfw II if T I dorfi down Ground 1 - it IM see us for cull qour 5 l mSUfQfiC6 needs i iTfff2af-f:a'?-'-' fW Irie - fi re' - Q u to egmbhshed 19,5 homciowriers - business NOW FOUR LOCA TIONS FOR I ' 1 I TO YS ' I Restaurant I , 6 ' :qs - I 2, .1 ' Specializing in I ,A e -6 'f ITALIAN CUISINE . . f I . HOMEMADE PIZZA and PASTA I 9 ,,,,L5, ,fS,'j,E,,,, - Iisncmi - sPAI:IImI I DAILY I0 gg ' RAVIULI ' SEA F0003 I V Q CARRY OUTS Ol DINE IN - 662-6901 - - 1 1 1 Ioa E. MIDLAND no. f SPAGIIEIII RAVIULI 51 E pgfviui AITIJPAEAIAAFIAAEOAJEALIAN BREA:I?SgAAAcI:E:E QUR ,owen 15219 fn'-N Sn' cinssu Monunv 1- U M Formerly TONY'S FAMILY PIZZA 3 CARRYOUTS Or DINE IN CARRY OUTS 0rDINE IN 893-4795 'CARRYOUTS OrDINEIN 6959772 BA If CITY 7708 Columbus E8794243 FREELA ND Main St. A I Farragut PINCONNING West Twenzy Three Cocktails, Beerdi Wine Cockmfls, Beer cg Wine Cocktails, Beerdi Wine NOW SERVING LUNCHE5 BEGINNING A T II A.M. AND BA Y CITY NOW SERVING YOUR FA VORI TE COCK TAIL5. Catering Service Available can: 662-6901 I If youre ant-an years olui you quarry why wan? Classes Start Monthly THUHSEIIICS' Safety Driver Training 1433 W lWelrlgan Being a good driver is a necessity L'all 755-0.963 for more informatian,' serving tlre trieity area. I . . Congratufatfonszgo the Seniors of From I The Bioomnvg idiots at Reohs tern-eff Qiao' Farm EB E Auburn Automotive REALTORS A O ALTY Offifef 1 'I14 Midland Road Auburn, Michigan 48611 Phone: 662-4321 I Best Wishes D 81 D PARTY STURE saggy 2551 E. Midland Rd. Tl5Q 'f 'f' Fresh Meats 81 Beer 81 , W1ne 81 Party Supphes ROAD - AUBURN, 8611 Open 7 days 21 Week, 10-10 PHONE 662-4448 Phone: 684-0881 C and B fs Restaurant 100 Woodside Avenue Upen 24 hours 5 days a weele T Tues. - Sat. Essexville, Michigan alee Uut Urders Phone: 892-4104 Closed Sun. L9 Mon. Featuring Homemade Pizza Breakfast Served Any Time plia- Uwner: Pam Cambell I UIS SMALLWOO estaurant M BURGER KIN E55 N. EUCLID I , I Beaver Road Party Store Beaver Road - I75 Exit Beer, Wine, Pop, Groceries, Hot Dogs, Coffee K 6840550 Dpen B a.m. - Il p.m. 261 Registered jewelers American Gem Society lcerman iSS Eff company In Bay City Since 1867 MOMBURG CAMERA SHOP 712 Washington Ave. Bay C it y. Mich. Home of the 10 year 905 Washington Ave, med Wananw ANNE L. ERICKSON. Owner HOUI' VsVY best wishes MarerfafMafr,1nc. for yourfuture DUNLOP-PCNTIAC . Saginaw Road Madland, Michigan 48640 15171 835-8761 .- Holler M Bar M7 had Arena A H1008 45-ZMU Pulzfc Sessions Wed 1930 Hi li'30-900 Sat li'30-!l'00 Dlkco 930-1Z'w FS. ug, t K 'ni' . '., -v Q4 ' A , ' J fl -'v f'4 '- '31 is., ., N1 , in-I '- , , Y mf. Q , .gtagl-3 'f' ' ag. ' 4: , ... .' J 'V' .Q iff S53 C. x ... 4 ' ' ' .f ., WA.-.' 1 ff N'M. ,qi-f4,1,, ll . c A ' ik, kk f'Q':,LF5' 'f 1.1-fffi I In 'QI-rf N. 2 Anderson Abhs,Scott 19,1 Abeare, Clteryl 209 Abeare, Michelle 123, 1-17 Ackley, Mary 209 Ackley, Pete 29 Adarnctk, Angela 193, 196,10-1 Adanteik, Catherine 209 Adams, Donald 209 Adams, l,dit11 177 Adams,l.au1ie 177 Alarie, lilifabeth 204, 209, 38 Alarie, Mrs, 20-1 Alba, Marc l-17 Alba, Tracey 1-17 A1le1t,'l'i1notl1y 209 AIstott,1ulie 127, 147 Alvesteller, 1'im0thy147 Ambrose, Ambrose, Anderson Anderson Anlhony177 Christopher 209 , A my 209 Beth 177 Anderson, Carol 24, 49, 147 Anderson Lric 104,193 Anderson, George 24, 126 Anderson, Kipton 209 Anderson, Patricia 193 Robert 193 Birkhol Anderson, Steven 193 llednarclyk, Mark 193 lieecliutn, Brian 209 lieekinan, Laura 22 l1CllITlldT1LlCf,C.11'Y 193 livltnilander, Christian 62, 63, 1117 lielimlander, Debra 193 Behmlander, Donald 209 BEHMLANDER KA I llY 52, 73 224 Belrmlander, Pauline 59, '10, 177 Behtnlander, Richard 209 Behm1ander,Sandy 177 Behmlander,'l'ant1ny I77 Behn-1lander,'l'ltomas177 Beiser,Christnpher 19,1 Beiser, Marlene 28 Beiser, Mary 147 Beiser, Pamela 1118 Beiser, Steven 177 BeiSer,Timotl'ty 209 Bcllor, Leonard 232, 233 Bellor, Lori 209 Benedict, Bonnie Lynn 177 Bennett, Patricia 193 Bennett, Willis 193 Berg, David 193 Berg, Nancy 209 ,15o, 1111, Anderson, William 116, 1 17, 42,177,180 Andrews, joseph 209 Anspaugh, Marc 177 Anspaugh, Michael 209 Appleby, Paula ANII193 Appold, Angela 193 APPOLD, l' LDER 131 Appold,Mlcl1ael 78,193 Arndt, Kimberly 52,177 Arnold, Curtls193 Arnot, David 177 ArsenauIt,jarnle193 Arthur, Terry 177 Aspin, Clinton 209 Atkari, Andrew 209 Atwater, Sheryl 147 Auernhammer, Debra 49,52,147 Auernltammcr, Sarah 43, 193, 44 Austin, Sharon 193 Averill, llarold 98 Averill, Karen 147 Averill, Kelly 99,193 Averill, Todd 177 Avila, Fred 105, 209 Babinski,Colette 103, 147 Bacca, Kenneth 209 Bacca, Kevin 147 Bachelder, joseph 177 Bachelder, Karen 193 Badour, Michael 193 Bailey, Dennis 209 Bailey, Donald 177,186 Baker, Anastasia 24, 177 Baker, Andrea 106, .147 Baker, Becky 109 Baker, Mellissa 147 Balwlnskl,Dlana193 Balwlnskl, Mark 209, 68, 219 Balwinskl, Mike 27, 9, ,12 BALWINSKI, RICHARD 134,13 Balwinskl, Steven 147 Banaszak, Danlel177 Banaszak, james 209 Banaszak, Tlm 80,193 Baney, Rebecca 56,147 Barber, Bonnie 84,177 Barber, Catherine 72, 193 Barber, Mary 177 Barela, Karen 177 Bard, Sheli 193 BARKER, MAXINE 230 Barre, joseph 209 Barrera, Laura 147 Barrett, Dawn 177 Barrlnger, Barbara 193 Barringer, Cheryl 34, 147 BATESON, IOHN 131 Bauer, Curtls177 Bauer, Dennis 193, 44 Bauer, Kurt 209 Bauer, Nancy 177 Baum, Deborah Faye 177 Beaver, Lori 212, 209 Beaver, Randy 193 Beaver, Raymond 127,193 Beckman, jean 193 Bedell, Connle 212,209 Bedell, Ron 13 8 Berger, Bruce 148 Berger, Robert 177 Berger, Sue Ann 52,177 Berlin, Randall 193, 196 Bctz,Martin 193 BetL,SheryI1-18 Betzold, Donald 209 Beyer, Sandra 209 Beycr,Steven 102, 148, 37 Bigford , Tammy 148 Billette, Kelly 177 Birtrtttll, lVliCl'laCl 193 Birlnall, Theodore 177 m, Brett 193, 197 Brewster, joan 117,177 Brick, Dawn 209 Brick, Donald 149 Bridgewater Kendra 52,53,177, 176 Briggs, Keith 193 Briggs, Kent 28, 196 Briggs, Kindra l.inn 178, 186 Briggs, Kyle 209 Briggs, Michael 120, 209 Briggs,Wendy 178 Brinkman, Sandra 137,149 Brinkman, Susan 178, 175 BRISSETII1, RALPH 196, 67 Brodet iek, Diane 52,178 Broderick, joel 193 Broderick, Ka1en193 Broderick, Karen 72, 210 Brown, Don 128,178 Brown, Kirk 193 BROWN, MAX 96 Brown, Michele 52,178 Brown, Ronald 210 Brownlee, Cindy 149 Brubaker, Malcolm 178 Brubaker, Mark 210 Bruning, Sandra 149 Bruzewskl, Cheryl 178 Bruzewski,Cindy 193 Bruzewski, Gregory 210 Bruzewski, jeffrey 210 Bruzewski, john 178 Bruzewski, Kevin 149 Bruzewskl, Tammy 178 BRYANT, ALAN 13, 67, 269 Bryant, Cynthia 11, 52, 117,178 BRYANT, MRS. ALAN 13 Bublitz, Lori 193 - Buchalski, Lori 193,197 Bucktana, Pam 109,210 Buda, Carol 178 Buechler, Audrey 178, 176, 180, 38 Birr, Beth 49, 58, 59, 148 Bis, Sharon 177 Bisl-tner, Charles 193 Biskner, joe 35 txiskupskt, goat -19,148 Bissonette, Andrew 148 Bissonctte, Theresa 52, 177 Bissonnette, Keith 177 Bitler, Sherri 193 Black, Alan 177 Black, Daniel 148 Black, joseph 193 BLISSETT, BEN 98 BLOEN K, ROBER 1' 56, 230, 67 Blohm, Lorilce 148 Bloss, Marsha 209 Bloss, Vicki 70, 148 Bober,jeffrcy 148 Boettcher, jayme 177 Boettcher, Kirk 148 BOllN, STEWART 98 Boman, Lynn 69, 148 Bothe, Richard 177 Bourcier, Craig 209 Bourcier, Michael 209 BouLe,jane1Ie 108,209 Bouza, jeffrey 177 Bouta, Thomas 193 Bouza, Victoria 177 Bovier, Mary 209 Buerkel, Cheryl 193, 44 Buerkel, Deborah 210 Buerkcl, Lori Ann 149 Buffman, jeffrey193 Buialski, Anne 143,149,152 Buialski, Debra 52,112,193 Bujalski, jane 193, 200 Buiatski, Ronald 178 Bunn, Neil 193 Bunn, Richard 178 Burgess, Mark 193 Burgess, William 193 Burk, David 193,192, 201 Burt, Robert 135,149 Busch, Brandi 210, 213 Busch, Greg 149 Buss, Armin 210 Butts, Deborah 178 Butts,janice193 Butts, Kimberly 49, 59, 149 Butzin, Debra 210 Butzin, Terry 149 Buzzard, Bryan 149 Buzzard, Darryn 17B Caid, 1.153193 Camp, Tina 178 Camp, Victor 210 Campbell, April Lyn 193 Campbell, Brian 178 Campbell, Charles 213 Bowen, Amy 209 Bowen, Linda 177 Bowns, Cheryl 148 Bradfield, David 209 Bradley, Ann Marie 24,177 BRADLEY,jAMES 116 Bradley, Tammey 209 Bragiel, Barbara 148 Bragiel,GayIe 19, 177 Bragiel, Ruth Ann 52,148 Brandt,AIlan 193 Brandt, Becky 177 Brandt,Cyrus177 Brandt, Edward 148 Brandt, Kimberly 73,193 Brandt, Patrick 209 Brandt, Sandra 193 Brandt,Tammie149 Brandt Wendy 177 Brashaw, William 193 Braun, David 193 Braun, james 177 Braun, Braun, jeanne 209 Susan 209 Braun, Tamara 49,149 Campbell, Daniel 178 Campbell, David 178 Campbell, james 149, 146 Campbell, james W 149 Campbell, jill 193,192 Campbell, Patrick 210 Campbell, Pete 210 Campbell, Robin 178 Campbell, Tim 210 Campos, Ana Lola 194 Carbary, Margaret 58, 59,168 Carbary, Theresa 210 Carlin, Gregory 210 Carmcna, Anita 149 Carmona, Richard 210 Carmona, Yolanda 178 Carnahan, Sheila 149 CARR, WILLIAM 88 Carrick, Carrie 194 Casey, Victoria 100,194 Castillo, Todd 178 Castrodale, joan 29, 49, 50, 149 Cerva, james 178 Cerva, Karen 194 Chambers, Susan 178 Chambers, Thomas 194 Chapman, Brenda 99, 178 Chapman, Bryan 50, 51, 1-19 Chartier, Brian 116,178 Cltartier, lnhn 210 Chartier, lulie 178 Chase, Rebecca 178 Chosay, Laura 178 Christie, Karen 192,150 Christie, Mlchele 210 Christopherson, Charles 150 Christopherson, Ken 232 Cianek, Donald 194 Cianck, Lynn 150 Cianek, Mary '150 Cieslinski, Daniel 210 Cleslinski, Karen 194 Cieslinskl, Roger 194 Cisky, Karen 13 Cisky, Leigh 178, 183 Cisnern, Ternando 194 Clark, Cynthia 210 Clark, Ldwartl 178 CLATON, ELDON 66 Clauss, Melanie 19-1, -13 Cllif, Bradley 210 Cliff, Rodney 178 Clifford Susan ISO Coates Kelly 42, -19, 50, 150, 146, 38, 263 Coates, Kimberly 24, 210 Cody, Thomas 115 Coger, Denise 150 Cole, Brian 194 Collins, Rochelle 194 Corntois,Rhoni1a 178 Corntois,1'ltonr.n 194 Conler, David 178 ,Conway, Catherine 150 Cook, Lori Ann 19-1 Cooley, leflrey 210, 38 Corrion, Allan 178 Corrion, Ann 150 Corrion, Christopher 210 fCorrion, Terrance 19-1 Cory, Deanna 210 Courier, Russell 194 Course, Chr1stopher178 Course, Sherrie 210 Cousens,'1'racy 8 Cox, Sherr'y 178 Coyer, Dawn 178 Coycr, Kinrherley 194 Crabtree, leflrey 150 Crabtree, Scott 178 Craddoclx, Kirk 71,194,210 Crane, Donald 210 Criblrins, Diana 194 Cripps, Harold 178 Cripps, Mickey 210 Cross, Elizabeth 178 Cross, Lonnie 210 Cruickshank, lames 210 Crtticksl1artk,lanic 194 Cirrrriirtglnrrn, David 178 Cunningham, Maria 194 Clllllllllgllillll, Robin 178 Cunninehani, Theresa 210 Cur1cr,Susan 210 Clymbor, Ann Marie 210 Daniel, Darryl 1511 Daniel, Donald 210 Dannesherger, Darcy 210 Dannesherp,er, David 52, 53, 62, 150, 35 Daras,1irenda 19-1 Dardas, Gary 194 Dardas, Greg 19-'1 Dardas Kristen 210 Daslxy, lerome 210 Das1,y, Rohintlee 28, 150 Dalte, Steven 49,101,150 Davenport, Richard 91, 210 Davert, Diane 178 D.ivert,Kr:l1y In 151, 153 Davert, Michael 210 DAVIDSON, ROBERT 131, 228 Davies, Randall 194 Davis, David 210, 24 Davis, Gary 179 DAVIS, IANET 229 Davis, Lnra 179 Deeriniz. Lrkborah 210 De1ort1,Debhie 194 De1'ord,iQathy loy 151 Delrain, Scott 151 Dejonge, Rebecca 211 Delurp1e,lenniier 2-1, 52, 151 D1 ngler, john 211 Deng1er,l.aura56, 179 Dennis, Chad 211 Dennis, Daniel 151 Dennis, Doris 19-1 1 Dennis, Kenneth 211 Dennis, Marian 179 Derdowski, lanice 151 Derduwski, Karen 179 Derdowski, Patricia 211 DESHANO, DIANE 22-1 Deshano, leff 179 Deshanu, Mark 179 Deshano, Rory 179 Dewitt, Phillip 194 Dickens, Michelle 151 Dictlein, Cheryl 82, 211 Dietlein, David 52,151 Dletlein, George 179 Dictlein, Lance 194 Dietleln, Sherry 194 Dimcnt, Andrew 106, 211 Dintcnt, Mark 151 Dion, Kimberly 194 Dixon, jeffrey 93, 211 DOAN, EILEEN 231 Doan, lanet Marie 211 Doan, Richard 179 DOBBICK, TOM 98 Dobroc, Angela 179 Dobroc, Kenneth 194 Dobrowolski, Katherin 211 Dobrowolski, 'Theresa 194 Dorninowski, Roger 179 Donaldson, Mandee 179, 186 Donnelly, Colleen 151 oannerry, Kerry 211 Donnelly, Ruth Ann19-1, -14 Dore, Annette 56,151 Dore, Arthur 151 Dore, Beth 211 Dore, Carrie 56,194 Dore, Daniel 194, 45 Dore, Denise 194,211 Dore, Fredrick 151 Doud, Diane 211 Doud, Dougals 194 Doud, Linda 151 Doud, Richard 179 Dowd, lanres 194 Dowd, Mark 211 Dowd, Tinrothy 179 Dravcs, Brenda 194 Draycr, Stephen 211 Drown, Ray 194 DRUMMOND, 'l'OM 96 Dubay, Glenn 194 Dubay, lacqueline 194 Dubke, Lee Ann 194 Kubke, Terri 211 Duby, lames 120 Duby, Vicki 179 DUC1l, RAYMOND 66 Duewcke, Denise 211 Duewekc, Kimberly 151 Dulresne, William 151 Dukarski, David 179 Dukarski, Kim 195 Dupree, David 211 Dupree, Dawn 18, 179 Dupree, Diane 179 Daiurka, Mark 179 Eager, Eric 195 llbel, Amy lo 195 lfgeler, Perry 195 liisenman Brenda -18, 49, 59,151 Eisenman, Claire 179 Eisenn1an,Corinne 195 Eldridge, Cantmic 195 Elliott, Margaret 211 Elliott, Paul 151, 44 Ellison, Carol 151 Ellison, Richard 211 Elowsky, Beth 49, 151 Engelhardt, Pamela 211 Engclhardt, Scott 179,180 ENN EST, CONNIEIO-1,126 Ensing, Kevin 179 Ensing, Steve 86, 195 Enszer, Christine 179, 37 Enszcr, Timothy 211 ERDMAN, MARY 126 Erwin, Marie 154 Erwin, Michael 211 Esseltinc, Diane 195 Essex, Daniel 179 Estabrook, Dawne 154 Evans, Debbie Kay 211 Evans, Mike 90, 179 Everett, Bruce 179 Fahrncr, Barbara 179 Fegan, Cindy 195 Feinauer, Beth 179 Fcinauer, Dianna 71, 211 Feinauer, Robert 195 Fcinauer, Sandra 154 Fetch, lay 195 lfelmlee, Ricl1ard211 Ferguson, Martin 179 Ferguson, Michael 195 FERGUSON, RON 116, 62 Ferrio, David 195 Ferrio, Kathy 211, 114 Ferrio, Kimberly 154 Fi1cek,1ean 211 Filcek, Kathleen 195 Filcek, Sandra 195 Filcek, Sherry 195 lfilcek, Steven 15-1 1'inn, Trancic 93,195 1fir1h,l'aul1-10, 179 1'irth, Thoinas 211 Fischer, lfloyd 154 Fischer, Scott 211 lfish, Darlene 154 lfish, julia 195 lfisher, Larry 211 Fisk, Christine 211 Fisk, jr. Charles 195 l'isk,Velda15-1 1iITZGLRALD,IAMES135,138 lilcteher, Sarah 195 Foco, Daniel 179 Foco, Darlene 106, 211 Foley, Colleen 154 Foley, Daniel 21 1 Foley, lohn 179 Forbes, David 195 Forcadc, Tami Sue 154 Fournier, Andrea 211 Fournier, David 154 Fournier, Debra '179 Fournier, Nancy 195 Fournier, Pameal 52, 57, 195 Fournier,Theresa 20, 50, 51, 15-1 Fournier, Timothy 211, 208 Fowler, Charles 195 Fox,1ulic179 Frank, Todd 52,179 Franz, Kimberly 211 FREEL, GEORGE 66 Frcier, Barbara French, Becky 211 , French, Ron 211 Frick, Tammy Io 179 Friebe, Diane 211 Friehe, Geralyn 154 Frtebe, Patricia 195 Friebc, Scott 179 Friebe, Timothy 195 Frost, Eric 179 Frost, Ka1hy127,150 Fryzel, Thomas 211,208 Fulks, Pamela 134,179,187 FULTZ, DAVID 48, 66 Fultz, Lori jo 195 Furland, Donald 63, 211 Fur1and,Thomas 19, 62, 61, 15-1 Gairns, Darla 211 Gall, Clay 154 Gallandt, Dennis 179 Garnbilly Diane 195 Gandy, Beth Ann 179 Gardner, Robert 179 Gary, Margo 179 Gary, Nick 211 Gary, Shcllie 195 Gary, Stanley 179 Garza, Michelle 71, 211 Garza, Shelley 76,179 Gates, Vicki 179 Gatza, Harold lr. 49 Gatza, Richard 182 Garza, Scott 195 Gavord, Tina 88, 211 Gawne, Roger 182 Gawrych, Cynthia 195 Gawrych, Stephanie 154 Gawrych, Teresa 182 Gay, Noreen 182 Gchoski, Theodore 182 Gehringcr, Andrew 154 Gchringer, Gayle 30 Geiersbach, Gary 155 Geiersbach, Wayne 89, 182 Geneseo, Christine 195, 203 Geneseo, Deb 52, 53,155 Geneseo, Mark 195 Gengc, Floyd 214 Genge, Lynn 56,195 Genge, Vicky 154 George, Rose 214 Gerish, Christine 195 Gerulski, David 195 Gerulski, Michael 154 GIBSON, BEN 29,136,159 Gies,1ane 182 2 6. GiIlman,jaeo11e1ine 182 GiI1man,Suzet1e 214 GilIn1an,Toni 195 Gingrich, Ramona 214 Giorgis,Shar'ori 182 Girorr, Dawne 182 Glunirn, Donald 15-1 Gltrrnrn, Lauri 182 Gobeski, jon lodd 195 Godclard, Charlene 195 oat-11,A11an 21.1 Goell,l.yne11e 181 Gofl,Susan 195 Condi-r,Ritky155 Goodwin, Kevin 182 Goodwin, Lori 195, 197 Gordon,C.iry 1110, 155 Gorgol, jolene 195 Gurney, Mark 28 Gorney, Ronald 214, 39 Gorski,Tam1ny 83, 84,195 C-orzinski, Kevin 214 Goss, Laurie 82, I 11, 195 GOTTESMAN, MARTIN 27,131 Gottleber, Andrew 214 GottIeber,GcraId 182 Gottleber, Veronlca 214 Gottschling, Davld 195 Goulet,Cindy 182 Goulet, Kathy 182 Goulet, Mark 49,155 Goulet, Mike 49,155 Goulet, Sherry 2141 Gower, jo 182 Gower, john 2111 Graham, Kevin 214 GraItarn,Terrie 182 Gransden, Diane 50,155 Grappin, Mark 182 Grapnin, Mary jo 214 Gl'.lj1j11l1,S0f1t1l.l50,51, 155 Grappin, Susan 198 Grauherr, Donna 182 Graver, David 214 Gray, lioelty Sue 198 Gray, Ned 1112 Gray, Rhonda 182 Gray,'1'oi.1d 155 GREIQNHOE, KLNNETII 88 Greenwood,LesIie Ann 10, 176,182 Greer, Angela G1'CCl,R1l1Dill.lII1C5 50,155 Gregg, Danny 182 Grewe, Dolores 52, 33 Grierson,Anthony 182 Grierson, Mary 155 Griggs, David 97, 214 Griggs, Diane 24, 25, 155 Grimm, Deena 182 Gripenlrog, Diane 155 Gripen1rog,janieeI55 Groeh,Cindy 182 Grouchk Mark 155 Groehulski,Cliris1ine 198 Groeliolski, Daniel 214 Groeholski,Gregory 155 GROCIIOLSKI, LEO 98, 99 C-rochowski, Debra 214 GI'0fT1.lSk1,DOl1.l1d 214 Grotkowski, Frank 198, 202 Grotkowski, Leu 10, 50, 51, 52, 155 Grove, David 198 Grove,Gina 198 Grzegorczyk, Bruce 101, 198 Grzegoreayk, Bryan 198 Grzegorczyk, Marcene 116, 214 Grzegor1:Lyk,Slcve 182 Gue11ler,Mark 198 Gunderson, jeflery 214 Gunther, Daniel 156 Gunther, Michael 182 Gunther, Robert 214 Guoan,Susan198 Guttowsky, Sue Ann 214 Gwizdala, Lori 198 Gwizdala, Scott 118,198 Hass, Nancy 56, 57,198 1-laehteI,joIene 198 HACSKALYO, GEORGE 123,126 Haddix, Cynthia 198,207 HAHN, RICHARD 96 Haines, Lori 182 Hair, jeffrey 142, 156 Ha1m,Scott156 Hamel, Darrell 214 Hamnierbacher, David 182 Hammerlsacher,Gail 182 Hammerbacher, Velda 214 HANCZEWSK1,DEB 230 Handy, john W jr. 192,198 l'lanovt:r,Connie 198 , 11133 Hanover, Rick 21, 25,156 Hanovcr,Traecy 198 Hanson, Beth 198 Hardy, Brian 198 Irlarken, john 214 HA RMON, RICHARD 26,117,138 Harmon,Tom 198 Harper, Krista 156 Harpcr,Steven 182 Hartley, Amy 198 Hartley, Bruce 214 Hart1ey,Crystal156 Hartley, Dawn 182 Hartley, jeffrey 156 Hartley, Mike 182 Hartley, Robin 21 fl Hauk, Douglas 198 Hauri, Kelvin 182 Hayward, David Todd 182 llearit, Keith 214 1-lebel, Michelle 182 Ilebert, Douglas 182 Hedges, April 214 Hedges, David 214 Heir11,Connic156 HC1l'1l,1Vt'f1dy 85, 182 HeitL,Tony Lee 198 Helgren, Lauri Rae 198 Heln1,Sherry 156 Helrnreieh, Lisa 198 Helmreieh, Richard 198 Hearit, Keith 214 HebeI,N1ichel1e 182 Hebert, Douglas 182 Hedges, April 21-1 Hedges, David 21-1 1lein1,Connie156 Heinz, Wendy 85,182 lleitz, l'ony Lee 198 lrlelgren, Lauri Rae 198, Helm,Sherry156 Helmreieh, Lisa 198 Helmreich, Richard 198 llelrnrcieh, Roger, 214 Helmrcich, Tammy 214 I-lcnnard, Darcy 214 Henning, Debra 156 Heriticr, Catherine 108, 214 Hcritier, Dale 182 Hcrltier, Debra 156 Hefner, Christopher 156 Horner, Colleen 214, 208 1-Ietzner, Mary Ann 156 Hice, Charles 182 HICKS, WILLIAM 35 Hillman, Charles 156 Hines, Daniel 182 Hines, Debra 156 Hinojos, Armando 214 l'linojos,1imi1io 182 Hitchcock, Eva 198 Hitchcock, Perry 198 Hirz,Bru1:e 198 Hitz, Daniel 49, 156 Hirz, Melissa 214 Hitz,Terry 182 H1t1,Tin1orhy 182 1-1natiuk,Michac1 198, 44 l1natiuk,Zoanne 105, 214 HOAQ-, FRANK 225 l1oera11l,jon 214 lloifnian, Marie 8 Hollnrann, Stephany 198 Hofmann, Brian 156 Hofmann, Douglas 215 Hofmann, janet 182 Hofmeis1er,Tammi11O, 198 Hogan, Karen 182 Hogan, Michael 183, 44 Hogan, Patrick 215 Haggard, Elizabeth 183 I-loggard, jonathan 215 Holder, Laurie 198 Holiday, Dawn 183 Holiday, Harland 232 Holka, Geri 215 Holka, Michael 198 Holm, jeffery 215 Homma, Tony 215 Holmes, Bridget 50,183 Holsaprlle, Heidi 215 Holyszko, john 156 HOLYSZKO, ROSE 225 Hooper, Beth 52, 53,183 Hooper, Pamela 183 Horne, George 21 Horne, Philip 183 Horneber, Mark 183 Horsch1g,Thoma5 183 Horstman, Kathleen 101, 156 Houck, Rhonda 198 Houk, Houk, Howar Ke1l1e112, 198 Kristine 215 d, james 216,114 Howard, Lcasa 139, 157 Howden, Tana 215 IIOYL llubba E,cARoLe 126, 50,51 fa, 111.1111 215 lluber, Darwin 198 l1uber,Renda 20 Huggins, Brian 198 Hugo, Randy 157 Hugo, William 198 lluiskens, Patricia '157 Hull, Brenda156 Ilunt, jr-lIrey157 llurlcy, Clay 157 I-Iutchins, Debra Dee 183 Inman, Rosetta 215 Ittner, David 157 Ivan, Catherine 49, 79, 157, 35 lvan, jeanine 198 jacoes, RUSS 229 jarnmer, Brenda 157 jamrner,Ll1aMae183 janrnrer, Laura 198 janimer Lynn 157 jAl11lt1 l.'R,111ARY LOU 228 jammer, Michael 198 I 1 janow janow janow lanow anko1vski,Seotl 183 a1rkotyski,Walt 215 lei, Gerald 10, 198 icl,judil11 198 lei, Mary jo 215,218 itil 1VliLhae1 -19, 135, 157, jansen, Diane 198 jansen,Seo11183 jansen, Stephen 28,183 lang, Dawn 157 jasman, james183 jean, john 183 jenkins, Ronald 199 jeske, jeske, jcske, jezak, jezak, Connie 157 Frank 215 jody Michael 130, 183 Dale 157 Daniel 183 jezowslti, Brenda 183 jezowski, Dale 199 jezowski, Dennis 199 jezowski, Kathleen 215 jezowski, Laurie 215 jezowski, Wendy 215 jimenea, janett 190 jock, Nick 199 johnroe, Alice 199 johnroe, Todd 199 johnson, Brian Kci11r157 johnson, Connie 183 IOHNSON, DAV1. 88 johnson, Douglas 157 johnson, Lynette 183 johnson, Marcia 215 johns! on, Laura 215 joitke, Mark 199 joitke jolin, ,Neal 183 Lynn 215 lonas, Keith 199 jones, jones, Cheryl 215 Daniel 180,183 jones, Kelly 199 jones, Phillip 215 jorck, Ingrid183 julien,Sara1'i 215 Kaczmarek, Catherine 49,138, Kaczmarek, Mary 108, 213, 215 Kaczy nm, Lyle isa Kaczynski, Nancy 72,157 Kaidan, Randy 183 Kaiser, Harold 215 Karbowski, Kevin 215 Kareus, Scott 199 Karnat h,C1'reryl157 Karnath,Christina 81, 199 Kauffman, jennifer 158 Kayde n, Steven 215 Keeley, Robert 183 Kehrcr, Kala 158 Kehrer, Karen 183 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Miller, Kiln 217 Miller, Laurel 75, 217 MI1,L1ZR,jANlQi38 Miller, Melissa 135 Miller, Rayrnontl 164 Miller, Robert 2217 Mi1ler,'1'racy 201 Mills, joel '18-Q Mills, john 217 Mills, Randy 201 Mindykowxki, Craig 217 Miner, Todd 201 104 16-1,1-16,263 MI'1'CIlliL1., BARBARA 10 Mitchell, Shelly 185 Monroe, Michael 201 Moore, Katherine 201 Moore, Lori 217 Moore, Nancy 201 Moore, Thomas 16-1 MORALES, MARILYN Sl Morley jodona 56, 201, M Morley, Tina 185 Mosher, Shari 185 Mosher, Steven 217 Mosher, l'imr 201 Moyer, Chris 28, 16-1 Mrozinski, Cheryl 201 Mrozinski, Gary 185 Mueller, David Brian 201 Mueller, jellrey I6-1 Mueller, Patil 185 Mueller, firnothy 78, -19, 1 Mularl, Kelly 201 Muller, Roberta 185 Mt1nseI,Greg 185 MURRAY, ALEX 66 Murray, Robin 16-1 Myers, Denise 185 Myers, Karen 217 Myers, Mark 201 Myers,Thad 185 Nalnzek, Daniel 201 Nashatka, Clrrarmzzinc 201 Nashatka, Tirt:t109,185 Neeb, Karen 201 Neering, Barbara 79, 164 Ncllett, Colette 2 I 7, 220 6-1 9, 126, 58 Neumeyer, judy -19, 122, 52,16-1 Neurneyer, Marty 185 Ncveau, james 185 Nickel, Kellie 201 Nickel, Kevin 217 Nierbarg, james 217 Nizschmann,l-1eidi201 Nllschmann, Rudi 217 1 Nix,1'a North, ul 185 Mary Ann 217 Nowak, Chris 201 Nowak, Roxi Ann 117, 217 Nowak, Steven 185 Nullcr, Nuller. ja11et217 john 185 Ollila, Mary 1611 Olszow y, Raymond 185 Oriordan, Kelly -13, 201 Ortego, Tina 217 Ososki, Renee 20-1 Osterhout, Kathleen 185 Oswald ,Cheryl 185 OW12NS,jO11N 233 PACKA RD, RICI IARD 96 P aige, Brian 02, 217 Paige,Clrr'istopher 217 P' .r1nc,l1tlw.1r'd 185 P ' Elizabeth -19, 16-1 Paiot, Mark 179, 185, 85 Panghor n, Matthew 92 alot, Parent, Lori 217 Parsons, David 217 l'.t1'sons Parsons ,Pauletta 2011 , Reginald 115-1 Paslrak, Daniel 217 Pasltak, David 20-1 Pashak, Kelly 16-1 Pawelski, Douglas 185 Pawclslti, Randall 204 Pawelski,Sue 217 Pederse i1,jt1l11CN 185 1'liDlQRSON,SUSIlQ 66 Peil, Blair 204 Peil, jess 165 Pellort, Beth Ann 84, 217 Ponkala, john 217 PENNIZR, PHIL 217 Periard , Anita 20-1 1,l'l'1I1fd,CVl1ll11.l 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