Western High School - Concept Yearbook (Auburn, MI)

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Go Fight Win!! --of -if sf' Kuch, Tina Houch, Sue Reder, Ann Fritz, and Anne lanowicz. ': ?Eff? 'f5'!S'f7.P'f'5FQSf2'Ci12'lYf' . ' ' -J is... ss' . Vickie Dietlein is at the line for a charity toss. gp-iqgqpggqpw. .,,. r 5 g -,r t.. 3 iw Q ---X. , v X. J XL C 4.5 we 5 Z vun ' A 'U Leanne Rogers looks for an open teammate. Coach Bill Seidenstucker, lackie Fisher, Kris Kruchkow, Vicki Dietlein, Lori Morford Viv Rozek, Shelly Rybkowski, lanine Meylan, Sherry Blue. Front row: Leanne Rogers, Cindy Anderson, Amy Green, MW. Western 's freshman team rushes to work their out of bounds play successfully. The girl's freshman basketball team was coached by Bill Seidenstucker. The A team finished the season with 5 wins and 12 losses, and the B team finished with a 6 win and 9 loss record. Both teams beat rivals Handy and Central. The teams were lacking in height but through a lot of effort and hard work a great deal of improvement was shown. Sue Rybkowski was high scorer for the A team, and Ann Fritz was high scorer for the B Team. At the end of the season, Sue Rybkowski was chosen Most Valuable and Sherry Blue was Most Improved. The freshman team showed a great deal of enthusiasm and Ms. ludy Ransom is looking for the same enthusiastic team next year. Sports I IO3

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l ,4- T '-'-10uamvp,,,, --1---q........,,, Kim Klepser drlves around her opponent The l V s came up with an excellent 76 4 record this season Their only 4 losses came against highly rated Flint Northern Saginaw MldlandH1gh and Flint Central Highlights of the season came ln easy wins over Handy and john Glenn then a close decision over All Saints The Little Warriors ended up County Champs as they defeated Central In a 4 7 40 thriller The Most Valuable Player A ward went to Sandy Therlault The Most Improved went to Lynn Kruchkow The Most Spirited went to Kim Klepser The Best Offense went to Sandy Therlault and the Best Defense went to Melanie Cook The girls did a great fob representing Western and we are proud of them 102 f Sports i Sandy Therlault skies for 2 5 Melanie Cook takes the ball down the court as a vdy Ther ault s with her to heb out A l . , -- -. 4 Y 4 , ,ff , 4 S 4 S-if . lf- I A . 4 t . 3 A' sf A is .M g - X V In A VWQEE. W I VW' T at , - A J M V J - . 7 , . l ff 5 . , ,r.t . as We ,, , V s tt g ,,t.W,.t.- ,-t ,.,.. ,. . , A ' ' ..-4 .-.,--, M, , V , . . . l i I A . ..,g H H U . , ., af, ir . Q f, Q - - - .... , ' . 5 5 ......a-, . 1' 7 0 . . , . mv- M h,.,,,,, ,, - 4 In Ak n f 1. ,g , I 1 I N . ' , If I 1'

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Golfers Tee-O Goltl Top L to R: Coach Charlie Schwartz, lohn Harken, Brian Pyaszek, Steve Anderson, lim Wiesenauer, Steve Nede, lim Hahn, leff Gunderson. Bottom L to R: English, Bruce Tompke, Russel Bissonette, Rod Schoenbine, Mark Shuette, Steve Larue, Randy Revard. The 1980 golf team had its most successful season under the coaching of Mr. Charlie Schwartz. The Varsity team had an outstanding year ending with a 7-9 record. Highlights include defeating B. C. Central for the first time ever, Handy 3 times, Flint North western, and Saginaw Arthur Hill. Leading the Warrior team was senior Steve Anderson who earned the Leadership and Most Valuable awards while jeff Gunderson and Bruce Tomke picked up the Most lmpro ved awards. Freshmen and IV also had a rewarding season with a record of 28 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. We congratulate these golfers for a successful season and are looking forward to a championship team in the near future. 704 f Sports