Woodhaven High School - Arrow Yearbook (Brownstown, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1976 volume:

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THY GOORD WITH BROTHERHOOD, ,Jn 1 vu M -.. -- -,-- , , 11 1-. ,:,,.,.u,5.-ll' ' '-. j.' ri, ' A L 'U-g ' IU' F W .- X. .' ' P, w 'L-'I 1 Y 7 ry?-Z . -91.1 4 -fa-,L W L 4, A EJ.-Q A -A 1--.H lk I N -W-'Qty-1 4 'Qui' A I yn - V ' T 7 'uu-Q, - . ilu' L Ji X -r 1 J - I W Q. Q, . . -11 'gn-a..- 'qk QE ' , ie 1 ,- v'.1.:.'-:-1, 3 Q, .vu x 'VH 13 5 A 9 Els ik Mn: 1 :,.,fi'-mm., W, I ' -Q , X , 4 l - v Table of Contents Theme Seniors Undergrads Organizations A cti vi ti es Sports Faculgf Graduation Ads Dedication o You Know Yozfre . . you can finally get out of school. . . you can get out of class for the littlest thing. . . you can take almost all electives and early dismissal. . . you walk taller from a certain air of confidence. . . you're conceited enough to feel Number 1 . . . you count the number of school days left, very often. . . you have the hardest time ever getting homework done . . your opinion is at least HEARD. . . you can't believe your attitude. . . you laugh at the Freshmen and realize you were the you have the most fun and hardest laughs you same. have EVER had . V! w Q 2123 l 1-5. all of a sudden people want your picture . . . . you spend more time out of class than in A Senior . . you don't take too much, too seriously. . . you learn your friends' true feelings. . . you're terrified by the sight of Middle Schoolers. . . you know every trick in the book . . . you're wise enough to know you're definitely foolish. . . you do have a guilty conscience. . . you're at the top of one ladder, and realize it's just the bottom of another ladder. . . you don't bother with blue slips , yellow passes, and parents' signatures. Q4 V Ii' When . . you just don't care you're confused . 011 V A5111 . 1 - F I .U ' . FF WOOD HAVE 415176 1 . g' ,ig CLASS Mofrmo 53 The productivity of -1-E our heads, our ha.nds,'.E i and our hearts is the4ZS source of all the -TE President Janie Anderson strength we can 1 command. -13- -Q -E Dwight D. Ei , CLASS SPONSORS -..X H Mrs . S . Bennett Secretary Mr. A. Bernaiche Debbie Wiggle QM WLEBGM 'I6 i V. 14 'Wh- Vice President Terri Supple 'if' W fi '?fV R Treasurer Par Jones TOP TE X- jr fu I :ini .X .N' w. w- ' .,- J.. 1, r f--I I D X e.4,- . L I , fl. 11 X , Terry Kathy Bradley Michael Supple Bumbul McCoy Flores Valedictorian Donna MacDone11 Salutatorian Pamela Frantz f-.x Lora Gregory Faye Kincaid Eva Schaller Wayda Ryan Giles ME ORIES EVER TOLOSE Helen Acker James as I Jane Anderson 6.251 4529 ' Stephanie J ,' aim I-I 'hun' Ronald Regina Anderson Bailey .air VST' y 1 1 Kathy Penny Barrett Berecz Blohm Bossick PULLI GFORA WI I oseph Brooks Above: Seniors show their strength by beating the Jun- iors in a tug-of-war. Right: Pom-Pom girls show their spirit by joining in with the cheers. l i if i Tamara Pamela Brownlee Buber V or , .M 1' I , F r , C7 -.1 Kathy John Bumbul Bums 4? ff I A. Mark Butski 1:7 Dominic Cappuccilli SENIORS ARE STEPP1 G OUT of 'X . Q Anthony Annette Comeford Conley 1 I -4' inlx 'ff-rf Debra Senior members march in their last Homecoming parade . Douglas Cooper Coulter f ' SQL W-j iii' ' FE! 'E r 2 ,.. A- pw. V, 1 I! ' . ' H 411.3 .:. ,F V' :W EC, f' vzff -f-M' - .af I l Audrey Brian Dennis Becky Cragin Craig Darnes Davis 20 . ,pr 4-R Jeffrey Daugherty Kathryn Delozier -1, Vg.. fl ., -f, -7:7 H ,g an ,A Q5. Q ,A -- :Ju 1 , ri 0 L., .pq--4? f 1-12? A H Y ,U ,, 1 515. . ill 'ft .ffizig 44 -i f r Robert Desjardens av-'Y Ai i Nancy Diegel PIRIT START WITHA SMILE Smiles! A way of showing that school can be fun. L1 . - .:-1 , 1' I-C: 1 1 lf.:- ' -:-I.: 1 4 , -.--J ' .x .-A,'----1. llA:::'4 ' 14:25 :ull..!'f,f,2 'Jn ,.nur':,,h 1 u unL 1 .'1Tlu JoAnn Samuel Dimartino Fiori .1 Peggy Robert Flannigan Flores 7 FRIDA Y NIGHT GROUP I N , Jew wt A . Bonnie Pamela Fred Michael Forsythe Frantz Frazier Frost Student participation is good for team morale. 1' David Julie Paula Pam Gamble Garrison Geis Gibson THI G ARELOOKI G PAT WH.S. The egg drop was a smashing success! al ,fi CW' Eva Kenneth Giles Godbey FIN Marie Gottschalk Gregg Grahn s L DRIVE-I MOVIES ARE STILLA HIT Portia Hamilton Linda John Helton Helwig . -LN- 'ef' 1 QC .gf I' l 4 on V at' J. 'xx ..f w, 5 Rx flmif X f-395 j F. 14 'mi 5' Q 'rxt ,v A, ,vig A l 1 Russ Herr 'SLA I ' vug' N .5 f'fT ' J Y! Jiri' I ' fx he .til . - J 1:13 ' v A ,ff ut. , IJ I if . , J A ,. Helen Henkel Left: Homecoming was a success for Cathy San- cho. 169 X Melissa Hensley K . . , , A 'Q J i J- ,.- -S ,wx L ' L i YT was 'rt 'D ff-s' K. I J ' ' f gk, -ww V f Q J, 0 V -K V' Y .l 'J' . if ' J H J ' J J V Garth Leslie Tammy Johnson Johnson Johnson 1UUEoDSLAST FOREVER . ,oN , 26 Q 1 I. X A. g A ' 'Moments shared High School Chums Patricia Terrie Leonard Philip I ones Kimbrough LaBrecque LaFoumain HARI G Dean Langell ,i ,I SECRET Vicki Livernois Mary Diane Lockhart Lucarelli That's what friends are for! I 47' SJ Luella Donna Gerald Bradley Devoy MacDone11 Maynard McClain GOOD-B YE YELLOW BRICK ROAD Bradley McCoy Ted McSpadden v Y Il 4 Remember these halls at 2:50 p. m. Donald McEachran Jw, ' K Jacques Meloche Pichaya RGHH66 Mongkolpradit M0l1IZ31i-3-S O ELA T LOOK ' Wi. S 4 4 R f - Tressa , -- w Moyer 1 3 w . W , Joseph Murphy y A Heidi N eubecker Thinking back. Six. Kathy Hoa Newman Nguyen 2 - Teachers say. Good-by and good luck. SE IOR PREPARE 93 561' Barbara Linda Nowland Owens if qw. 37' Rebecca Judy ft Pichan Rebandt Above: Cathy Sancho in typing class. Below: Terri Supple learns to sew. V115 Kathleen Jeffrey Reynolds Riggs 'if i F OR FUTURE LIFE a- 9 .ml 1 . 5' G 1 45 W 5 i l Julie Michael Ianneth Tarnmie Ring Roach Rocha Russo 417 Y-Sqn Faye Kincaid Thomas Thomas Cathy Ryan Ryan III Ryan Sancho MEMORIE OFHOMECOMI G Almost everyone came to watch our homecoming game. '- Seniors proudly display their winning float. 1:7 A Mary Ann Sandy at Lora Schaller Kathleen Seborowski WILL LIN GER O F ORE VER! -N5 L'-r Pat Carolyn Shea Shotwell Mark Denise Smith Solo ' , Stephan Trina Sopko Sounders Even though we lost the football game, the Homecoming dance was a great success. 33 THE THRILL OF VICTORY Lee Star Terri ,,., Supple W . x A . .L Connie Tomlin Sharon Q, Tramel i e-,jf L'- Ingrid Tronde 1 l Class spirit made the spirit award a close contest Left Greg Wayda hurts hrs leg during football 'CS' Terrr Rodney Wagner Ward Roger Deborah Ward Watson 'lr- ' 5 , Debra Wiggle Denise Baatz Terri Bader Charles Chessor Gail Cieslak Butch Coffee Terri Cushing Daniel Davis Jim Davis Laura Dewitt Barbara Faries Mike Gomez Barbara Gooding SENIORS NOT PICTURED LIST Brian Graham Thomas Gutenschwager Julie Harasin Gail Henderson Thomas Hodge Jack Hoover Keith Jacobson Verna Jones Bruce Kruso Pamela LaBe11e William Lidlow David Mano George McMenamy Elizabeth McNabb Robert Nix Timothy Pappas Torden Person Dennis Peterson Larry Pfeiffer Robin Robinson Mary Ann Savona Keith Scheiwe Perry Turner Mike Witkowski Rv v 1' N' ti I :L .- OLD DA YS A Old Daysg good times I remember Old Daysg good times I remember Fun days: filled with simple pleasure Gold daysg days I'l1 always treasure Drive-in movies, comic books and blue jeansg Funny faces , full of love and laughter Howdy Doody, baseball cards and birthdays take Funny places: summer nights and street cars take me back to a world gone away me back to a world gone away Memories seem like yesterday Memories seem like yesterday xl, y A . ' 'A Old Ways: On my mind and in my heart to stay Old Days: I-lelpin' bring the good times home to me Old Daysg Into love and feelin' fancy free Old Daysg In the magic feels so good to me - Chicago MOCKELECTIO Most Likely to Succeed ---- Class Clown ---- Most Athletic --- Most School Spirit ---- Nicest Smile --- Best Dressed ---- Tallest ------ - Shortest ------ Cutest Couple ---- - - - Best Dancer --- Most Talkative -- Party Goers - - - ---Greg Wayda , Pam Franz - - - -Mark Smith, Eva Giles - - -John Burns , Leslie Johnson - - - - - - - -Dean Langell , Pat Jones Dean Langell , Faye Kincaid Ryan - - - - - - -John Burns , Kathy Sancho ---Mark Butski, Heidi Newbecker ----Brad McCoy, Sharon Tramel -Tom Ryan, Faye Kincaid Ryan ------John Burns, Pam LaBe1le ----Mark Smith, Eva Giles ----John Burns, Lora Schaller 38 Z?e'5t Dre-55ecf Ljfzzftegfl -l - 9 .Mage Queeg fo 05: gcfioofcsjvirif l I YW Z2 I Cufeff Cbuffe' f M f 5, '.saA,,1405f Qlknf-izf L66-5 5 Jn uwwwww M005 CQQELQM5 J fu Ulualul Ll SENIOR 5 ' I. r ,. ,J ' . I i ig n , , 5 z P fr: psf i KGE sf' A lf 8 4 f N. M 11 'U V4 Debbie Wiggle Roger Ward I I, ' - 1 10 '31 A .fifz 1. L -, .M If ,ff-1 ,- , li If A, , . , 1 , My I L Q ' 4 ,Ly k, -1,-...M 40 'K-, E, '13WigQ,,,'f -...M ,,.,-,,,., , 'fs-:. Ln. Kathy Bumbul Dave Matto A T WORK ,,.l.......- Y I ,,,,,,....--' Janie Anderson QW .4 A? auf' - 'xl . This year's seniors had many students that left school early to go out into the working world. Their work varied from working in a gas station, to cooking in a restuarant. We are very sorry to say that we were unable to take pic- tures of all the seniors at work due to lack of time and not knowing where to contact them. rt mon Q 1 Mfr, . 1' 1--lc A 1 .L '-,. - -150 I...- xx gn, S 1 -JTPTZSCI-ee .a.' 'GJ 'HJ 'K S N Keith Jacobsen Peggy Flannigan and Julie Garrison R OLD DA YS A Q Heidi Newbecker ---Q if-YT.. I , H233-1 I. 1 li David Mano John Butch Burns -Q ' Q. 1 ,V ' q Hu,k5'f '. ,wi .--o-Yf.-,- . fr' V 'AJ' L .- . 1-M. atcha N Z, '..-- ,-Q:xxN Y-' Pamela Frantz 'A-JI' X. . , MX, li. i y--.-.........i-,.., Q 7 Mark Smith Lora Schaller Paula Geis Greg Wayda Joe Murphy 747' . 'Fri-4 ' , . Vi' . --f I , Tx, x' 1 7 ' d 1 N 3 2. 9' 11.13 4 . J., my 1 .- 1: gi.--T J.- , ' 15' Q r -f--V, 'Ar' Q . ' A I w, 1 ' 1 L ,ri In 21 r - II., I I.. I ' ,Iggy , . r Y ' 3 1 I J 1 X V- I ' iw I X4 ji V ' ' 1 '91, I ffzi 2 -f, f , In an , E I ,,, ,4 X E, ,I -'I 1 Mary Ann Savona Vicki Livernois Garth Johnson ' f 1 I Peggy Flannigan GUY ? -41. I I ,1 I 7, I- ,, g, , An. 'ff is 4' 51. 4 M '41, :A ig' f..:. 5' -, . - . L f-.V ,-Y , V.-jg , 'i -. . X' - L Joe Brooks IR any - A N i -L ...gh c ',H',-.: 'TI '- iffqfh' gi: A' idx . fig lv Terrie Kimbrough Brad McCoy T 1 E Tom Ryan Tommy-Tom Ryan III Dial. - .Ar Stn... Debby Watson -1-...., Terri Supple Sharon Tramel VF. Nancy Diegel -1 Kathy Seborowski Tressa Moyer '? ' Arn--f -i'r 7 ,-44 y dggstf John Helwig Dominic Cappuccilli Jake Meloche , 1 1 If 15 A V 1 fr .1 af- r im 1-15 ' . i ., 18 Janie Anderson Julie Garrison AP' Audrey Cragm Debbie Cooper V'-in -AUww1,qy'v, . A ,uMin7Q5i ' i- 'V' :fa 1- i .zffiiivrsi',fwLJ:w',a.4:- -- 'Uflii'-. -4 if MQW-21 HBH ' -. fy 'w!,,a.--- Larry Pfeiffer Gregg Grahn .k,,, if A Er -Q9fiR?:W5P5934w1' J- iw' 1' 'T . VNS ' ' MF! ' ' A v ii : ff., M' A , -W . , Lee Starr 'W' 'igfyr tp J ' . rf v Q. r v ,.- j I ma,.v F3 , -5'-N - 3 .,, , dm.: 11.-ral V gil 1 .V I V I W bf gi U. r Q.. Y M . l. IM- ,ZWMU ,'Y. .- 14 w 1 f',,u,1jf?2'? -I W if , F' ' 2 .'.,. :f7:3N1t ls'-' 1' H I' W J- 1 M - .Q -'gpl-fi Y- asjii a. W,z4J!1E'f', r V ' -.V TJ n ' ri' i N -4 ' rl. ' . Stephanie Berecz Russ Herr H C' , ef ff 2 Ne! 'QU' P if -1 1 I ', k' - is i it, -, :f ,ff -Q i -. ff' L ' I ' . 1.42 Eva Do11ie Giles Brad McClain Diane Lucareli 1 - N 1, 4 , 'Q 'f -s Y y eQ'f',v E . J, 1 .fx , gy-Q- . ifw- - ' 3i:gS'?i L Penny Bossick Butch Coffee Connie Tomlin , y -I-fm, 1 ,e 1' - 2 -- e W A' bi n, 'Vfiffgff-5 ffm - V .5 'fL '1'5 : i' H V - I by T E. , 4 11 1? Q ' ' - r V f 1 1' A-N :ff A-ff -fi f - o N b ' me e . - '- ' . A--rf , ' J!- Barb Bubba Faries Mary Ann Sandy Tammy Russo J ST BEING SENIOR l A winning smile A--4 3 K r. if-S. C tration 4k M v , n ttmxniiww w 5 4 , ty A ,Aw 4 We have to get the work done. Paula participating in the annual ping pong tournament. L x li, 'Wx Checkin' out the grades. .4 i Annette on her way to class. sl' s :b 9 5 I understand. Seniors show how they care . vi ,:.fl,'!lHI -f ' v-1,-if DJ. - .i?!'S J'1 'I wish I was somewhere else. .Zhu 1 1 Ah, food! I, H IJ. Senioritus Q I The girls get into the spirit of things with a tug of war. 1 'nx-Q15 ,'.j. ,.f a .' ! fwfr, A- I I 1 fi 'Q Q' vshvi ,gif Getting into it . We're going to win. ig T., Oh, yea? TI..-fl N W FI WIQQ. SE i -E mm 1 jg I ,br 5 -ff'1lfIlI'3k5 Z Z GTC N E 5.1: ,JJ Ballard, Chris Barrel, Dwight Bentley, Denise Bereczky , Becky Bielec , Rich . A Q Burnette, Jack Calhoun, Bob Callaway, Corrine Carmack, Robert Casacca, Ernest Anderson, Cheryl Anderson, Rhonda Arbuckle, Cynthia Arthur, Diane Badalamenti, Samuel Vi? Bienick, Victoria Bossick, Karen Brown, Charlie Brown, Gergory Bumbul, Karen ii' Chinavere, Tina Clay, Mary Conz, Richard Coop, Renee Copeland, Debbie Cox, James Craig, Ian Crooks, Richard Crooks, Ronald Cutrona, Steve Di Martino, Mary Duncan, Frank Ewing, Diane Felps, Kathy Fitzgerald, Lori Grahn Dunne Gray Donald Gray Robert Hamilton, Keelie Hamilton, Wanda x 'Q it- 1 IJ' Dalsis, John Davis, Dennis Dayfield, Thomas Deerman, James Dicks, Linda 33 'WSWS bk! n,g,. Q ws. 'f ir 5 , if , .. I W 'Wm Flotte, Michael Forsythe, Debra Forsythe, James Frazier, David Gamble, Michael THE LUCKY CLASS OF '77. ngvx f? T' I 557' ' ,1 I X1-91. -Q li -iii f -A 'Z-7 YUM f .A 'mr qs Hines, Shirley Hogue, Dawn Holt, Catherine Holtrey, Susan Harabedian, Donald Hardy, Kevin Hensley, Mark Herk, Anthony Hilliker, Vicki R -,g. I 't4?7, Ayn f ,- .1-r , v, . - I. ph' J-1. 4 A gre? 'ig 'iq ii if 44 XJ7, ' P xi M. Horne, Katheline Horvath, David Howell, Terry Johnson, Donald , 'Q 4 al' . if u . -Ji . .Sf X Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Patricia Jones, Broderick Jones, Susan Kastl, Allen .Q x fly '- '1 is -:P Kirkpatrick, Terry Kiss, Katheline Knittel, Kurt W .r ,, if-ii A . Fa cam-fdij IE . mi - f' .. xp fm I, X 5 .x wg xg ' - , if mm . 1 min'1','I D I ? lv 'W Ji-1 '. '1, .- 6. r 19vmnMf!n2:2ElL!eer4iMia - - f 11 xr . 11411 + ,:ya1 r, w,fQ 2 ,J . N 5 ,Z ly . X 'r wl l Ag,- 4? X 'W'459'll 'lar' Ni 'Q -.1 , 77 ff 1 ,v,,,,x i M 'Tw I Q l It 'E -1:5 I W A ww s I R, P Tiff E Loguidice . Margaret Manders , Lawrence McCoy, Lisa McKissack, Charles Mullins, Margie Nguyen, Thi Be Nichol, Maryann -436 .3 nn Konarske, Nancy Kurtzhals, Russell LaBe11e, Margaret LaBIecque, Donna Lamerato, Lisa Leitch. Michael 'Qs Ts at - 6 ff 4. TT' . of if W 'Q Little, Cheryl Little, Tami Loggins, Cyndie 'E li S' i' Niesen , Dale Ohveno , Angela Pascuzzi , Lynn Patten. Terry Powell, Greg Pritt. Carrie Reyna, Irene Reyna. Sandra Reynolds, Judy Ridener. Cathy Roach, Sara Ruiz, Linda I fu-Q4 Ka' , . ilk , Mer' . xt ! 4 . ,X ,. t.. N . .lf ', 5 x ' ' i'ti3'.i?S Ryan, Patricia Scheffler, Tom Simmons, Cindy Suham . Anthony ,-1,- aug I 'nl Q. 'Q cgi' Skene , Phy111s Sounders , Deanna Steinman , Linda 1 .-- I' F-. r.. Stenger , Thomas Swirles , Sandra Taylor , Robert '- sv' QI? .N f ,Y Tis? fi 'AHIT A . Tebo , George '+I v UN, '!5'VT1i1 '--fa-u,w.4 'lss.. ?'--in--on. fue' 2 iw- n- Q H 01.5 ,, . L, -na L o we Q39 Thill, Dennis Tillman, Denise Topolewski, Allen Tramel, Linda Vanover, Jennifer Volger, Roy Voighi, Patricia Wade, Parker Waeghe, Renee Walters, Kevin West, John Williams, Sherrie Womack, William Wurts, David Zubor, Michael Black, Ricky Borieo, Debra Braden, Scott Brunsink, Ralph Camilleri, Charles Coulter, Karen Curtis, Steve Dell, Mark Duckworth, Wilbert Eberhart, Joyce Freeman, Donald Fry, Colleen Gale, Lee Ann Gray, Mary Gulley, Ronald Harmon, Donna Harmon, Dorothy Helton, Debra J NOT PICTURED Head, Jennifer Hornig, Thomas House, John Jacobs, Rose Kellar, Mark Kenosian, Michelle Knight, Anthony Lester, Machelle Lixey, Mark Lovell, Debra Martinez, David Moulten, Kevin Moutzalias, James 'Hr ts bklgs Via' A QL3 Proffitt , Keith Repp. Gary Richardson, Donna Rose. Garry Slepowronski, Stephanie Solak, Denise Spees, Kevin Sprietzer, Lawrence Snyder, Jay Stein, Joseph Tallion, Kevin Weeg, Lawrence Wilson, James Mullins, Barbara Word, Lynda Myers, Kenneth Yenkle, Henry McEachran, Catherine Yost. Pamela Perez , Patricia Pirlot , Paul 4 x i 'E ,,. x .gi Lr i :tri . 5 E . wa j Sill ol ww' fi W .1 i'N',U I ,,, .nm Il ,f' J L., 4 fi! F fl S OPH OM ORE S mag ,aa Adams, Naomi Affleck, Mike Andzelik, Larry Beck, Mark Biggleston, Craig Burnette, A1 Calhoun, Brenda Carver, Donna Dayfield, Mary Ewing. John Ferris, Steve Forest, Tom Gering, Tim Giese, Jeff Henderson, Ron Holcomb, Virginia Kelly, Phillip Kinde, Dave NOT PICTURED Kruso, Dave Kveen, Guy Lambert, Frank Larkin, Connie Lucier, Kevin Marks, Robert McGee, Greg Mills, Debbie Mitchell, Dave Munroe, Randy Nettles, John Orr, Scott Pappas, Terry Parish, Willard Poole. Leo Putz. John Riggs, Tim Ruminiski , Wendy J I 1 .4 Y Sampson, Rhonda Sebrowski, Erica Shoemaker, Sue Sirhan, Evelyn Sollars, Sherrie Star, Lorrie Taylor, Kathy Treece, Frank Van Buren, Ed Wendel, Regina Whitley, Cheryl Zoratti, Norm , - Q4 E -' ,A , Y W , 1445 new A -is at fan- ,, 1 ,f A A M, M fa Q- if f ,B ' ., , -. A ' ,I 'X W I. 7' -1' ' 1 4 L ' ' T . , . 4 , I A , t. , ,i. te X X If K I ,A , : , 1, ,Y A gy y V . 1 - an -ez: W I A in A, .' !'?b ff Q? ,,-' ' if ', Cir gb' 440 I! X xl' ,V - , 4 , ll- WE' .. X. ,ft X A ., .ff , A n it , 4' Y ' Vvgtgx v, 4 , . , 'A , , Adcock, Torn Alexander, Brigitte Allen, Don Antaya, Kathy Arlington, Toni Asbury, Ken Bader, Larry Baggett, Terry . Q L. Bock, Lori Breedon, Bob Brown, Cathy Banko, Mike Bartos, Bonnie Bastien, Jill Bathurst, Paula if I V , 1 r h Ai Bearden, Kathy Q' 9 A 0' Beck, Ruthann , , H 4' xl. y yi guy. , Bentley, Roberta y u 1, .L H A 2 B - t -ti N , .A 'EX' K V ' x f I H ,dl ,. Q, I Y, ' 'e 4 I AH '1- 62 - A. -fn N-4, '17 C? UU! 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'N' -- -, T ' -'ft-203 Lukitsch, Debbie Lupfer, Eleanor Madej, Gary Madej, Mark Major, Bill Logothetis, Rita Lucarelli, Michelle Luke, Jeff ,xx K , 1 ' - 1 .A 'xt A if Martin Patty MHIIIH Ron Matto Crndy .1 V, '-rm-v' wi Manning, Leona Marks, Debbie Marks, Rose Marth, Cheryl Martin, Chuck Mays, Ty McClain, Bev McCullough, Teri McDowell, Tony McKinney, Cheryl Meadows, Clara f ' .411 1.1 . 3 Meloche, Elaine Menter, Becky Miller, Wilbert Mills, Donna Mitchell, Jill bi Mullins, Ron Murphy, Debbie Murphy, Ed lb Patterson, Carol Penny, Sally Petkovich, Mark Pichan, Roberta Pirlot, Cathy Myers, Linda Nowland, Doug Ouellette, Joe If rf f 5 X IJ pr ,1 Q . X: I Q txt' X .1 . , . Ll' I? Porter, W1111am Quinn, Colleen Reaid, Tim 5... BC . ...B 'E Sigler, Denise Simmons, Keith Smith. Rich Snyder, Kathy Sobolak, Kathy Solo. Sherrie 'IPP' V Zerbst, Bill Zoraui, Diane Zubor, Janet Parry Dicks 1960-1975 Sprityer, Laura. Stanger, Karen Streiman, Diana Supple, Linda Stingle, Jim Sringle, Tom Taylor, Danny Theobald, Mark Thiverge, Chuck Turskowski, Mary Vcrloove, Michelle Wade, Frank Warren, Cindy White, Kevin White, Phil Wiggins, Tony Wild, Tim Williams, Bunny Williams, Kevin Winter, Dave Woods, Ronnie Wuerzinger, Maria Yenkel, Lori Zahara, Olivia Zavadil, Ted F R E S .4 A , N ,I J' . f , C L A S S F 5 r faii f l i, 79 P T1 ...Q Adamson, Keirh Adkins, Lera Anderson, Lynn Andrews, Kim Andzelik, Mary Berecz, Sherry Bielec, Dave Braden, Terri Breedon, William Brimmer, Susan Baily. Jim Barley , Jerry Batz , Robert Belken , Cheryl , i' f' 3, A uv '53 kg' I. , C: 'M' QNX 'N-ui '75- 4 'Q 'II' 3, ,37'1- . 'rr -1:12-fs ' B. ,+C ' 'B . QL -f , QA, 1 .r5:l:.f l . Bumbul , Karl Bumbul , Kevin -4.3 'mu-N, fo 'N' -fi 1-Q. if -QA Brooker, Gary Brooks, Melissa Brooks, Pam Brown, Pam Brownlee, Tim Calhoun , Cindy Campbell , Tony 'PUN- XS' I !.5, ' l . I y i.- Q. l Q N il A ' fs' YV, . - 1 lf, i Capllnger Tom Cappuccllll Curt Capraro Fernanda Casino Tammy Chinavare Brenda C A f' -iaggnnga Coffee, Darlene Cole, Janet Comford, Sue Coop, Rhonda Cox, Jacqueline Cragin , Kellee Crosby , A1 Colver , Gladys Curry , Nancy Curtis, Andrea Dakroub, John Danko, Terri Deangelis, Deanna Debolt, Pat Deerman, Mike Dirnelis, Annette Dimelis, Emil Deskovitz, Debbie Desjarden, Bill -sq Domogala, Pam Drobot, Glenn Dryden, John Duncan, Lora Dupie, Gary ,gn Baker , Karen Etchill , Renee Faries , Alice Fedrigo , Debbie Felps, Dolores Flores, Linda Forella, April Forest, Tina Forsythe, Barb Forsythe, Beth Forter, Nancy Foster, Pam Fredrick, Cindy Gamble, Vicky 4 Qi .fi M ,fl ff . I' -sv' .. in fy' of .04 I fix- s Y' -,XJ 3 G., 'x kms , 1 4m J 'ins , A ae-, -f Gottschalk, Bob Grahrn, Dan Grahm, Jennifer Gray, Joel Gregory, Mark QQ, 1 Nia., --is .-X-N Gibson, Sharon Giese, Kim Giles, Ed Goins, George Gomes, Mark 1' I 1 '1 '75 K ,IQ , 1 f Q Grosso, Tony Hahn, Kathy Hannan, Machelle Harbedian, Bob Hardin, James Harmon, Dolores Harrison, Dawn Hazzard, Elizabeth mmr g.,., fi W 77 'iv Q Qi y Hoffman, Todd Hoover, Julie Hosler, Ed Howard, Lisa Hunt, Rhonda g Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Phil Jones, Candy Kaiser, Loretta Kelly. John .J ,., 1 'ik I tug. 711 1 Herr , Carolyn Hilliker , Rick Hodge , Chris Hodge , Rick ,I -fx TT? u T 'F XQRIJV ' -ang-I li ,d,...,, A , f ,A If . 42 'S 1 5 If ,s Mfg CDN I3 ' if V V . U 1 Izworske, Celeste Jacobson, Madelyn James, Maria Jennings, Gayle Johnson, Cind-. -L :ki Kirkpatrick , Kim Kiss , Karen 1,-7, Krusac, Holly Kusak, Rich LaBe11e, Tammie Lafountain, Paul LaPorte, Ed Laurain, Tim Light, Rick Lillard, Karen Little, Douglas Livernois, John Loeckner, Beth Loggins, Fred Lowell, Larry Lynn, Robert MacDonne1, Terry vaio Major, David Mann, Kevin Martin, Brian f if ' ,fr f, ' - V. x,-' V, -f A 1 'f . f . .i If ,V N , uf .. . 1 'f o ,, I ' - LJ 7,5 'xr'- ' S: -, , 1 x ', ' 1 w svn-:F Y 1. J -' -r X..1- ff' Fx' 9 - r 'N gtg: I ti. ' Maynard, Joseph p 1 'Fw 'YZYV L ! f, ev' ' McCune. Sharon L ' V 1 ' I ' E N 4 , 1 , L- pf L ,gg 5' - 'QL 'ZH McMahon, Cherise .. X: McKee, William V 1rd 'L 4' L., McKissack, Kim McMenamy, Veronica McNabb, Caroline Meloche, Neil Mills, Elaine Molnar , Mo IIIO 6 Morgan , Munro 6 Murphy . Cathy John Jennifer Patrick Laura ar-'A' Neville, Tim Nichols, Shelly Nix, Laura Olson, JoAnn Paczewitz, Dean Parich, Chris Pellerito, Mark Pepper, Don Perham, Bruce Perry, Connie Repp, Julie Resarko, Lisa Reyna, Beryle Reynolds, Betty Richardson, Gary Phipps, Donna Pigott. Monica Polin, Ken Poublon, Valerie Preiss, Karl Rajecki, Kim Ray , David Rebandt , Christine v-4 hh VND al I R7 'si Iii' Reeves , Donna I-1.5 Ridener , Darrin Ridener , Darryl Rock , Theresa Rogers , Richard Russo, Cassie Ryan, Tim Salisbury, Joanna Sarappa, John Saville, Tom Savonna, Karen Scarton, Annette Scott, Jeffery Siewerr, Kim Simpson, Timoth Smith. Janet Sobolak, Laura Stark, Shelley Stefko, Mark Stier, Paul Y ,1 , Qi! 3 8' 1? , , ln, il A-J dsl-4 If XY .iii J 1 'laying 19 w 'dl -7- 'NP' 1 Tebo, John Theobald, Robert Thill, Don Thomas , Don Ticknor. Matt Traedor, Ken Ulrich, Joy Valor, Mary Wallace, Bryan Wagner, Maureen f 'J-rx. 'q':1P Slimpson, Doyle Storace, Brian Straub, Greg Streetman, Vickie Sullivan, Ann Swirles, Tim Tackett, Selena Taylor, Charles .gl all N- 003 5? Weihmiller , Sue West , Kevin - 'ws qw- Whaley, Dave an White, Bob Whitley, Karen nj' '13 QI Ill' B. 52u'Qx Whitey, Scott Wiggins, Justina Willacker, Sue Williams, Marianne Word, Lori Wright, Vicki Yenkel, Tammy Zahara, Chuck Ziemer, Shari it Warren , Mark Washelewski , Jeff -, ..,s af Z' X 'Q f x 'X' Affleck, Bill Allen, Bill Allen, Jeffery Barber, Kerry Barron, Lisa Beaudrie, Tina Bennett, Jeff Bentley, Roberta Best, Tammy Childress, Cheryl Chuby, Jamie Cieslak, Jeff Cousins, Dean Daugherty, John Debolt, Mike Ewing, Dan Forsythe, Jammie Fulton, Quinn Geirman, Jeff Gudiths, Brendon Harmon, Denise Harrison, Dave NOT PICTURED LIST Hogan, Jimmie Hosburg, Annette Johnston, Julie Klein, Mike Kleisinger, John Klengensmith, Brenda Kovach, John Kozlowski, Jim Lazar, Ed Legg, Jerry Lester, Marty Leyland, Ron Majlinger, Ann McDaniel, Wanda Nichol, Jim Ortolon, Randy Overdorff, Larry Pascuzzi, Nancy Pepperack, Ron Poole, Shirley Potts, Randy Queen, Barry rl Ray, Ken Reaume, Bob Richardson, Sandy Richardson, Shelly Roach, David Rushing, Jeffery Shopper, Gordon Selbmannf Michael Sollars, Douglas Solo, Bobby Stein, John Stein, Robert Stevens, Debbie Stradtner, Eric Sword, Chris Thomas, Elmer Turner, Dawn Vanover, Becky Ward, Rhonda Weeg, Carol Wiggle, Linda .1 HEERLEADING TR-1 - ours . AF-'TER SCHOOL TODAY 3130 IN GYM .' W V .49 6 PDQ' ,mxon X in IP iw' Simi? SSS 2.5 E 1-.... ' X ' Q O 3 cygfdx 49 50 .11 W ew L mwoyowrme 'J ffwfffffffflzlu T00 COUNCIL QLECENT 77oN BPM-OT U IRIN? NHL! Baker-Yale T8 XX MARCHI WITH THE BA Getting up at 5 o'clock in the morning takes an awful lot of dedication especially when the early risers had a day of marching and performing ahead of them. The Band should be highly commended for their hard work this past year and at band camp last summer. Along with the Featherettes, Flag Corps, and Majorettes, the band performed in numerous parades including the Detroit Bicentennial Parade, the longest parade in history, and participated in Band Day at U. of M. Under the direction of Mr. Gross, the band gave excellent half time shows at the football games and helped cheer the guys on with a pep band. They also played for commencement exercises and concerts throughout the year . Pictured Above Left: Majorettes: V. Bieniek, C. Calla- way, P. Johnson. Not Pictured: L. Sprietzer, C. Pat- terson, M. Lester, B. Williams. At Center Left: Feath- erettes: E. Giles, D. Tillman, K. Bumbul, S. McCune, J. Vanover. Bottom Left: Band Day at U. of M. Below: P. Frantz at camp. Pictured L. to R. , lst Row: Maria Tronde, Pat Jones, Pam Frantz, Cathy Pirlot, Linda Flores, Kim Kirkpatrick, Shelly Nichols, Lori Yenkel, Evelyn Sirhan. 2nd Row: Maria James, Laura Murphy, Mr. Gross, director, Joyce Eberhart. Cathy McEachran, Karen Savona, Mary Valor, Joanna Sal- isbery, Dawn Harrison, Tammy Yenkel, Bob White, Mike Affleck, Traci Ryan, Monica Piggot, Denise Lavictoire. 3rd Row: Mary Truskowski, Robin Bentley, Gladys Culver, Lori Hagopian, Diana Harrison, Karen Lillard, Tina Forest, Gina Lillard, Dean Paczewitz, Tim Jacobson, Tony Grimes, Brian Turner, Kevin Hamilton, Keith Proffitt, Eric Garrison, Randy Ortolan, Mark Theobald. I I 4 f Top Left: Kevin Hamilton. Cen- ter Top: Clara Meadows. Bottom Left: Eric Garrison. Bottom Cen- ter: Keith Proffitt. Bottom Right: Brian Turner. WRE S TLERE TTE Pictured from left to right: Becky Menter, Lori Bock, Stephene Berecz, Judy Rebandt, Nancy Pascuzzi, Denise Ziegler, Michelle Lucarelli, Lisa Weeda, Michaelyn Pascuzzi . POM -POM GIRLS Pictured from left to right: Back Row, Standing: Kathy Bumbul, Beth McNabb, Stephene Berecz. Front Row, Sitting: Denise Till- man, Eva Giles, Captain, Jenny Vanover. Not Pic- tured: Sharon McCune. WH.S. GOES DOW HILL lx A - f Q- -, Some of the 125 members, the others being camera shy. Twisted ankles, ripped gloves, sore arms and muscles, were only a small part of this year's Ski Club. Being one of the best years for snow, the members made good use of it on trips to Mt. Brighton and Pine Knob. Since it was a new club with 125 members, a lot of organization was required to get things going. Arrangements for the trips , money-raising activities , and ski patch orders were all handled by newly- elected officers - Io Ann DiMartino, President: Diana Arthur, Vice Presidentg Rhonda Anderson, Corresponding Secretary, Terri Supple, Recording Secretary: and Mary DiMartino, Treasurer. When the first trip finally arrived, members grabbed their gear and jumped on the busses. The new members had quite a time adjusting to skis but with a helpful lesson from their instructors , finally got the hang of it and attempted the slopes alone . After conquering the towropes, the intermediate hills were a cinch, and the chair lifts super easy. If the members made it that far and were still alive there was always moguls and jumps to test the adventurous. By the time the last call came for the loading bus, everyone was exhausted . But the trip didn't end here. Theer was an hour and a half drive home with a stop-off at Mac's. As tired as everyone was the bragging of, How great I was . . . or Did you see me when . . . didn't end until school was reached and everyone went home tired - but happy. Much thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pizzutti and Mrs. Joyce Gleiss for all of eir help in making this club a success. N 1566. oN SKISS The mascot of the Ski Club, Ziggy, featured on the ski patch, drawn by Ron Crooks. S TUDE T COUNCIL Pictured L. to R. , 1st Row: Sit- ting: K. Ripple, J. Everheart, S. Roach, C. Meadows. 2nd Row: M. Stefko, B. Nowland, C. Cal- loway, C. Patterson, D. Halder- rnan, L. Hazzard. 3rd Row: L. Fitzgerald, T. McCullough, C. Marth, D. Kincaid, B. Wil- liams, S. Cronan. 4th Row- Sponsor, Ms. Weipert, B. Men- ter, G. Powell, A. Topolewski, J. Burns, E. Casacca, T. Ryan, Sponsor, Mr. Hill. Not Pictured: President G . Wayda . Af. I 'Q T' E Pictured L. to R. , lst Row: Selena Tackett, Lee Starr. 2nd Row: Clara Meadows, Irene Reyna, Regina Wendl, Delores Felps, Maria Tronde, Monica Piggot, Linda Supple, Eva Giles. 3rd Row: Denise Lavictoire, Tressa Moyer, Lisa Fitzgerald, Pat Johnson, Jenny Vanover, Lori Bock, Roberta Pichan, Annette Holaski, Michele LaBelle. 4th Row: Traci Ryan, Kathy Mol- nar. Mary Dayfield, Rita Logothetis, Bonnie Forsythe, Becky Vanover, Kathy Felps, Trina Souders, Pam LaBelle, Ms. Rubel, Director. 5th Row: Mile Flores, Bob Gottschalk, Ron Pep- per, Frank Treece, Phil White, Dave Martinez, Mike Frost, Dave West, Ernest Craig, Laura Schaller, Karen Stenger, Linda Tramel, Barb Faries. Not Pictured: Denise Tillman. ..:Q.. KLA 1' A, Pictured L. to R. , lst Row: Ms. Rys, sponsor, Linda Dicks, Donna MacDonnell, Pat Jones. 2nd Row: Kathy Seborowski, Mr. Schmidt, sponsor, Angela Oliverio, Terri Supple. 3rd Row: Sara Roach, Rhonda Anderson. Not Pictured: Mrs. Oliverio, sponsor, Barbara Nowland, Joyce Eber- hart. VARSITY CHOIR The Varsity Choir is a group of hard working students who are not afraid to let their voices be heard. Although they only performed twice this year their practices were very intense under Miss Rube1's direction. The choir often had to remain after school or come on Saturdays to practice, but their efforts paid off when the group showed their talent at the Christmas and Spring Con- certs. SCHOLAR- SHIP COMMITTEE The Scholarship Committee worked very hard to raise money to give scholarships to deserving students. By receiv- ing donations from businesses, civic organizations, and their own funds, the group gave out 83000. Much thanks goes to the three sponsors whose help was invaluable . 93 KX' .p, -1.. L toR are F Kmcald C Marth I Grahn L Trarnel D Grahn, I H lll ' I HH- 11 , l ' .ic- 1 J U I OR VAR I TY CHEERLEADER -FOOTBALL . J . 34 .'g 7 pl. szi- rv- ' r- 4.31, ' Wh . , , ., , sv! ' 'I a a 'i Kay Ripple Captain Lisa Fitzgerald Co-Captain Donna Kincaid Bev McClain Sherri Berecz Debbie Hulderman Terri Hilliker Debbie Fedrigo Q F ,f ,A . -3 n -req: -x x., 'E X VAR ITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Pictured, L. to R.: Teri McCullough, Donna Richardson, Patti Johnson, Terri Hilliker, Linda Tramel, Dunne Grahn, Jennifer Grahn, Beverly McClain. Eight girls - kicking, yelling, jump- ing, and screaming - might sound like mass confusion, but it was only the Varsity Cheerleaders at work. The girls did an excellent job, with the help of Jan Marth, to give their team, as well as the spectators, enough spirit to keep going. A lot of hard work went into their efforts, including competi- tion in a pom-pom routine with the Metro-West League. Although the girls didn't place, their team, their spon- sor, and their school was very proud of them. I was very proud of these girls and the performances they gave. It was a priv- ilege to work with them. - Jan Marth, Sponsor Dunne Grahn, Captain Pat Johnson, Co-Captain UNI OR VARSITY CHEERLEADER Pictured: Sherry Berecz, Debbie Hulderman, Cheryl-Marth, Lisa Fitzgerald, Kay Ripple, Donna Kincaid, and Janet Zubor. -:Elin Qs Q I' 5. Imagine being on a bus, late at night. Ever- ybody's tired after the basketball game and suddenly out of the back of the bus eight girls start shouting and start- ing up a round of cheers. This year's Junior Varsity squad had enough energy to keep going, even when the team lost. Besides their usual cheering, the girls per- formed in a pom-porn competition . Pictured above: Cheryl Marthg captain, Donna Kincaid: co- captain. The J'.V. cheerleaders gave unselfishly of their time and efforts in developing their skills to become outstanding cheerleaders . - Ian Marth, Sponsor PROM COMMITTEE Pictured L. to R. , 1st Row: Sara Roach. Jan Craig, Peggy LaBe11e, Karen Bunbul, Pat John- son. 2nd' Row: Lisa McCoy. Angela Oliverio, Linda Dicks, Diana Arthur, Sherrie Williams, Mary DiMartino, Wanda Hamil- ton. 3rd Row: Ron Crooks, Doug Johnson, Carrie Pritt, Corrine Callaway, Rick Crooks, Alan Topolewski. '-F 'J N un.. E . .,,. H , 'i' V V 5 I r .ly 1-1 tt. ... l',. . ty' 4-be . 325'-f.' ,I pg V ,311 CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen: Pictured Center Left: Kelli Craging Presi- dent, Sharon McCuneg Vice President, Jennifer Grahn: Secretary, Donna Reeves, Treasurer. Sophomore, Pic- tured Above: Traci Ryan: President, Cheryl Martha Vice-President, Laura Sprietzerg Secretary, Toni Arlington: Treasurer. Junior: Bottom Left: Pat Johnson: President, Debbie Copeland: Secretary, Corrine Calla- way: Vice President, and Ron Crooks: Treasurer. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Pictured L. to R. , 1st Row: Ms. Pizzuti, sponsor, Brad McCoy, Donna MacDonnell, Karen Bumbul, Barb Nowland, President, Kathy Bumbul, Secretary, Terri Supple, Historian, Mr. Bernaiche, sponsor. 2nd Row: Eva Giles, Margaret LaBel1e, Linda Dicks, Pam Frantz, John Helwig, Susan Holtrey, Wanda Hamilton, Sherrie Williams. 3rd Row: Mike Flores, Kathy Seborowski, Terry Kirkpatrick, Tony Herk, Debbie Wiggle, Ernie Casacca, Mike Zubor, Greg Wayda, Rick Crooks. Not Pictured are: Rhonda Anderson, Regina Bailey, Stephanie Berecz, Nancy Diegel, JoAnn DiMartino, Sam Fiori, Garth Johnson, Faye Kincaid, Treasurer, Dean Langell, Brad McClain, Larry Pfeiffer, Lora Schaller, Tom Ryan III, Vice President. , ,K 4 , Z , f Nfl -.I f - . '- fL-ry. . ' . A rx ,- -J , . .J .4 ' f , fl 00' :QI , The National Honor Society worked very hard this past year. Some of their projects included showing movies for elementary-grade children, visiting and singing to the elderly, helping at school functions, and collecting money for retarded adults. The high- light of the year was the Spring Induc- tion Ceremony in which 28 new mem- bers were inducted. The new senior members were Julie Garrison, Pat Jones, and Maria Tronde. The last project of the year was a Teacher's Breakfast in which the students cooked a delious breakfast in appreciation of the Faculty. Much thanks to Ms. Piz- zuti and Mr. Bernaiche. The yearbook staff has been working busily this year preparing a Bicenten- nial Yearbook. Members of the staff visited Greenfield Village to take pic- tures used throughout the book . It was a hectic year, trying to find just the right pictures to put into the yearbook. Deadlines, layouts, pictures and ideas were enough to make any- one's head swim. The yearbook staff this year consists of Ms. Sally Virgis, yearbook advisor, Margaret La Belle, editor, Karen Bumbul, assistant editor, Joyce Akers, Sherry Berecz, Glen Drobot, Marianne Williams, Brigette Alexander, Patti Fedrigo, Michelle La Belle, Debbie Lukitsch, Beverly McClain, Brian Guest, Linda Dicks, Vicki Hilliker, Lisa McCoy, Sherrie Williams, Sam Fiori, Pat Jones, Terri Kimbrough, Faye Kincaid, Torn Ryan III, Roger Ward, Pat Ryan, Brad McClain, Ron Crooks , and Doug Johnson. Our new members were initiated during Spirit Week. They dressed in outrageous costumes, played Ugh-a- Bug-a-Boo, 'carried other new mem- bers around, and washed the Warrior head mosiac in the main hall with a toothbrush. All in all the yearbook staff has enjoyed putting together just the right ingredients to make this '75-'76 year- book something to always remember. Mr tt, if Xie' C, livin QXXXN N i. 100 6 ,-4- ' ' -. -1,54 -syn It's about time you let me out! ! ! YEA R Q-X, 3425. K-5 -' 1 - Q ' Yearbook is . . . Togetherness. vi, , di 'Y I think that this is a pretty good looking group. You better smile because we don't get together this often. BOOK l 4-5 QA Q XX ' 9,11 314.5 e DW., Q , rf' A U, U 7 pw , . l' ' . ,,. --ti 1 gj1V.3f. ff , ,4 , '3 - ' 113. t 44' . 'ini Lf! mm' Discussion Time! ! ! lOl E WSPA PER 11 Pictured L. to R. , lst Row: Ted McSpadden, Maria Wurzinger, Ms. Moffitt, sponsor, Linda Supple, Mike Culp. 2nd Row: Lori Hagopian, Mike Frost, Kathy Serborowski, editor, Kathy Felps, Irene Reyna. 3rd Row: Ted Zavadul, Mike Ensor, Diane Lucarelli, Mike Flores, Donna Richardson. Not Pictured: Jane Anderson, Jennifer Grahm, Kathy Horne, Tracy Horne, Torben Persson, Colleen Quinn, Maria Tronde. The 1975-76 Eclipse News Staff did a fantastic job of publishing the school newspaper. Besides working hard on the paper, staff members helped to brighten up Va1entine's Day by sell- ing and delivering carna- tions. PHYSICS IS PHUN W.H.S. had a real egg scramb1e this year when the Physics class tried to test their cus- tom-designed dodecahedron as a required pro- ject. The egg drop was held from the roof of the school gym. The winner, Bob Gray. received an A in Physics, and the remainder of the class had phun washing the sidewalks! ,RFK- iLuL1lA K -1 6 ' X4 Ki, --'W Cg. 11'?, fn.. , V' 'Q 'I' 4.4 ' Hg' V . -ir patrick. Second Row: P. Mongkolpradit, T. Ryan, Mr. Kotulskig Instruc- L u Q L - N if f su- tor, J. Murphy, B. Hertzel. Q '- - L. to R. , lst Row: M. Flores, K. Sebrowski, M. Smith, B. Gray, T. Kirk- SPANISH 3 CL UB Although the Spanish Club consists of only 20 members, they have been involved in many activities. At Christ- mas, the club had a Hispanic dinner with enchiladas, fri- joles, and tacos prepared by the students. After dinner they went Christmas caroling on the coldest night of the year. singing the songs in Spanish. They have also held bake sales with rich foods such as Paste- litos de Boda CLitt1e Wedding Cakesj. They plan to hold some more money-raising activities so they can order their pins next year. Much thanks goes to Mrs. Newsome for all of her help- L. to R. , lst Row: B. McCoy, treasurer: P. Johnson, secretaryg L. Tramel, vice-presidentg R. Crooks, president. 2nd Row: S. Williams, K. Bumbul, S. Reyna, I. Reyna, J. Helwig, L. McCoy, A. Oliverio. 3rd Row: Mrs. C. Newsome, sponsorg R. Vogler, T. Herk, L. Ruiz. P. Voight, K. Felps, L. Dicks. i il 1 t il X x Bottom Row, L. to R.: Larry Gaynier, Diana Harrison, Michele LaBelle, Kathy Delozier. 2nd Row: Bill Hartzell, Mark Stefko, Maria Tronde , Charles Rebandt. 3rd Row: Terri Bader, Pam LeBlanc, Vicki Livernois, Rodney Ward, Audrey Cragin. 4th Row: Andy Novinger, Paul Burgess, Mark Gomez, John Dakroub. 5th Row: Gina Lillard, Tony Herk, Mark Petkovich. Jean Gray, Kevin Tallion. Not Pictured: Brigitte Alexander. W xf K ir 1 4 9 X4 FILM CL B This has been the first year that our school has had a film club. The sponsors are Miss LeBlanc and Mr. Gaynier. The film club did many things together. They viewed many films at various theatres. They went to a studio and watched them shoot a commercial, and they also were the first organization to go on a tour of channel 56 . The club also put a film on for the students called Harold and Maude, which was a great success. Hopefully the film club will be putting on a regular evening series of movies next year. My Ii Uh 270m,6cL 99 I9 76 JUNI0R'SU'4IOR PROM acher Breakfas snsnsonep Sv me YEAIZBOOK STAFF Novemesn 12. 1975 7:3oP,,, - puoopm Timers FWAILQBIE nr moz. my . wfffmf Wawkww ,ZSMCC I OIHITES1' IGN LW7IN OFFICE I SPONSORED BY TH SPAGHETTI DINNER MA-r ls, H316 3:3o ma. - 7:3o wooos-aAvLN HIGH sera 24782 VA I-menu nu. AT FLAT neu: , MICHIGAN You CAN EAT ALI. S1 oo HOMECZO DANCE Fe atuv-ing WHISPER 55.00 CQUPLG 52.50 s IN Gus on-roses 22, ' CA THY SA NCHO HOMECOMIN Q UEEN 1975-1976' 'l',y,5 J: . A,Y,:vI. l, X ffm In yr.. .2i.'v V., JV .Q 1 K ' 1 ,fs-x ' qua A-wage? fE1'Ef 'mga 5 F 'EMF 1: H..-2 ' Wiz P Eg in 1 fi safff i '.-k 2f..Z l.Lf ' B r Eh Qsfss, 'ii L l,m,,.x ff' Ji. . ff'f2fi2 sff-2? -- - gf Q' 5525 - 7' ,Z I ' ig fififj f f ' I -'ws 4 :ff ix!! ' wwf' 'Y Wxf Km .f i f Q I gg 4 3 11 I 'YL gr: :gm . . L3 fi N ff ' ' 4 I .::. 1 '7' J 'qi 1 lg. QL1, '13-T? .ft ,-f'f ,,.n +4 ls W L J- 'L7iI3g,j --- Z'- ' 1 f- n' A N ' r f DA rj va 108 N fr Simi: 'wif '51 3-Z 'Q Ui.!l'isY59f .1 This year's homecoming representatives were Jennifer Grahn and Daryl Johnson, Freshman class, U.R. Teri McCullough and Frank Treece, Sophomore class, U.L. Linda Tramel and Mike Zuber, Junior class, L.L. The winning float was the Seniors' . Our theme was Revolution with the Warriors. 1? 5.3, F if I' Il I IPX ' 4K i. -rwxy, 5 9 1 1 Q 'Q -- .59 .lf X51, 6 ' gl . 4 5 v 1 5 x A 2 . ' , S A ' s if S ' I1 , f Y so ,. 1: - . - 1-lf t ' The homecoming dance for 75-'76 was held October 26 . The band featured was Whisper. The chaperones for the dance were: Mr. and Mrs. Ash, Mr. Champenella, Mr. Finegan, Mr. Fitzgerald, Ms. Frost, Mr. Gaynier, Mr. Gierada, Mr. Goodell, Ms. Grab, Mr. and Mrs. Kotulski, Ms. Marchard, Mr. Mastny, MI. Meadows, Ms. Rys, Mr. Storms, Ms. Treece, Ms. Virgis, and Ms. Wiepert. The dance was a great success. SA DIE HA WKI DANCE L X 'ii I 'W' HIRE? A V :- ps ,na 53' f W U ' VI Eagerly counting the money The Sadie Hawkins Queen ' n ?-. The Three Stooges 1 I2 SM -0 . an XV 4 'ntw - , . 'Ku . is-' ,? Vf ,frlgfv Girls First Place Winner Eva Giles Z Girls Second Place Winner Shelly LaBe11e 'H - Li 9:2-QN- N. P fs The Ping-Pong tournament was held on February 16, 18, and 19, 1976. About 36 people participated. The Finals were held on February 20, between the Varsity and Junior Varsity games against Clarenceville. The sponsors for the tournament were Mr. Dean, Mr. Gaynier, and Mr. Patter- son. wtf Boys First Place Winner Phil Logotheis kin., Boys Second Place Winner Glenn Drobot This year's second annual Spaghetti Dinner was sponsored by the Junior class. It was held on May 15 and tick- ets were 52.00 for adults and 31.50 for children 12 and under. They made approximately S5200 and about 100 people attended . Jr: -viwsr. 3 M-Th-fs' - l V 1 , ..4- LR' TEA CH ER BREA KFA ST The National Honor Society's 2nd annual teacher's breakfast was held on May 21, 1976 from 7:00 to 8:00. The menu consisted of pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee, and orange juice. About 40 teachers and administrators attended. the N.H.S. payed for this themselves from past money making projects. They did a wonderful job serving the breakfast and cleaning up. -, 3' I4 -L .Q-W' BA DBA QUET The Band Banquet was held once again in the High School Cafeteria. There was an appreciation dinner served for all the time and effort the band members and director put forth. Some students received band letters and others received their band pins, and also the band members received mock awards for a variety of funny reasons. The band brings both fun and entertainment at football games, assemblies and concerts and they all deserve this semi-formal dinner for their talent and music. H6 -i This year's spirit week was held May 17-21. On Tuesday was an assembly to sell slaves and to select Mr. Legg's for '75-76. The winner was Tony Hamet. Wednesday was slave day with slaves dressed in all sorts of ways, and year- book initiations for Sherry Berecz, Ron Crooks, 'Linda Dicks, Glenn Drobot, Pat Fedrigo, Doug Johnson, Terrie Kimbrough, and Marianne Williams. Thursday was the talent show held 5th and 6th hour. Friday was 50's day when students would dress as people did in the 50's to show their spirit. Friday night there was a 50's dance with a real live disc jockey from WDRO. PI RI T WEEK ATTHE ZOO WITH WH.S. rf The zoology class took a field trip this year and what could be a more fit- ting place to go than to the zoo. The students, along with Mr. Meadows, their teacher, and Mr. Champnella the Assistant Principal boarded the bus one early morning in May and headed for the Detroit Zoo. It was a different experience for the students to see liv- ing moving animals after a year of only bottled specimens and dissecting trays. Then once again as the school day came to a close, the students said good-bye to their furry and feathered friends and retumed to the school. 118 K' 1 1 Y v 'W 1 iii TEA CHER VS. STUDENTS Above: The student's starting lineup huddle for plans. mam ,Z A ' .., .. .W 1:24-' be The Teachers Vs. Students game was held in April during an assembly. Any senior guy or any male teacher could par- ticipate. It was a close game with the student body rooting for the seniors. The students were disappointed when the final buzzer rang. The teachers won 66-53. Above: Where did it go? Below: Mr. Hamilton blocks Butch Coffee. E 25.- JU IOR-SE IOR PROM 2 1' ' Mary Ann Savona and escort admire decorations. Donna Harmon and escort see a familiar face. ,ff ' Jane Anderson and escort enjoy a dance. 5 1 Rick Conz and Jennifer Grahn sit this dance out. This year's 1976 Prom was a great success. It was held at St. George's Grecian Center from 7:30 to 12:00 on Saturday, May 22nd. The Junior Class did a fine job with the decora- tions and preparations. Charms and memory books were given out as souvenirs by the juniors. TIMES OF OUR LIFE The band, The Ultimate Test. V ',. ,T U f .'-.... ,L ft .N . T'1 '.-XZ' Kurt acts the gentleman and helps Cindy sit down. 4 . Times of our Life , a song by Paul Anka, was this year's theme. Music for the prom was by The Ultimate Test. They even performed a floor show routine. The prom was the last activity the juniors would ever sponsor for the seniors again. About '70 cou- ples including teachers and administrators attended. Instead of having a dinner, the juniors decided to serve hors doeuvres and shishkabobs. That way, the couples could go out to dinner later. Ron's studio photogra- phers were present to take yearbook pictures and also to take pictures for the couples. The juniors deserve a special thanks for the terrific job they did. The seniors will long remember their final prom . Sy... Above: Kathy and her escort pose for a picture. Below: Mr. Bernaiche helps himself to the food. 4 t 3 VAR ITY CHOIR This has been the Varsity Choirs sec- ond year here at Woodhaven and their ability to sing and perform is improv- ing throughout the years. The music director who has alot of patience along with talent to teach music is Miss Rubel. As each quarter goes by our choirs number of students is increasing more and more . Hopefully they will be performing in the new auditorium next year. They have sold stationery this year to try to buy choir robes. It will take more time and money, but per- haps one day we will be proud to say that that is our choir on our stage with new robes, singing for us and the pub- lic. 11 'gdb I f? a ' -...J rp? f SPRING CONCERT 'QA 4-1- ,.- 3 HO D . ,Q . 8 uf 11-Q. in Donna MacDonne11 and Brad McCoy receive an Alumni Award from U. of M. for outstanding scholarship achievement . Once again the Woodhaven High School held its annual Honors Assem- bly to recognize and congratulate the seniors for all they have given of themselves to improve and better W.H.S. Scholarships were given from businesses, civic organizations and from the own students scholarship funds. This year 33,000 was given out to the deserving seniors. A special congratulations goes to Patrica Jones for receiving the most in scholarships. 124 OR A SEMBL A new tradition was set by our bicentennial senior class officers who turned the Jun ior class officers ring's. 3' was v it ,ik 13 t -5 , -, I 7 e an A 'J'-4' -. i Pat Jones was our highest scholarship recipient this year. l lgih l..l lg N I Ili: Ill. Ill: Ill- III' 'Ill 'll lun IQII llll Ill: ull Ill Ill I U :l..l X I I l pl ffn' 1-n ll ,- ,- 1: 1:1I' 'lp' pl I:-,g HI nl inc FE? :I ni ffl II: ll ll 'l I I VARSITY FOOTBALL Team Picture: Front row from L. to R. T. I-Iamet. I. Barrett, J. Murphy, M. Krupinski, G. Wayda, I. Burns, B Breadon, T. Ryan, B. Majors. Center row from L. to R. S. Curtis, B. Harabedian, P. LaBe11e, D. I-Iarabedian, I Luke, K. Frost, B. Dousy, B. Carmack, R. Calhous. Top row from L. to R. Coach A. Steavers and C. Smith Manager T. Dayfield, C. McKissack, K. Tallion, G. Schirnmel, T. Saville, A. Topolewski, B. McClain, G Johnson, E. Casacca, and Coach M. Gundick. B.L. J. Barrett callsthe signals at the line. B.R. Team congratu lates I . Murphy after scoring. 6 ,,...1 -3 Top: M. Krupinski cuts back into the defense after catching a pass. Left: B. McClain trying to dodge the tacklers. Above: Offensive team succeeding on another Lry for a first down. 15, N f..1 . LQA 'i Top: M. Krupinski cuts back into the defense after catching a pass. Left: B. McClain trying to dodge the tacklers. Above: Offensive team succeeding on another try for a first down. 129 UNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom Row, L. to R.: F. Treece, T. Neville, D. Little, T. MacDonnel, J. Tebo, R. Martin, R. Ortolan, D. Johnson. Second Row: J. Scott, B. Affleck, J. Barley, J. Bennett, R. Leyland, E. Demelis, coach Dan Bouckard, J. Sarappa, M. Affleck. Third Row: D. Thomas, B. Gottschalk, C. Ray, B. Harabedian, T. Laurain, D. Schimmel, C. Cappuccilli, G. Dupie. Fourth Row: Coach Bob Solak, J. Washe- lewski, K. Hamilton, J. Maynard, N. Meloche, D. Nowland, T. Saville. V n r. i E , 3 ' C. 3 4f'N' i -'uy .'f7 'Cvf-ik '. wrt? 1 ',, .. ' . '. t Emil Demelis waits for a pitch out. 130 Tim Laurain dropping back for a pass. The Junior Varsity Football Team had a very rough season. Their record was 1-7. The team relied mainly on defensive ability. The team also had many injuries which could have haml pered a winning season. The game they won was against Clarenceville, final score was 6-O. The warriors won the ball game on a touchdown run by Emil Demelis. This lifted the Warri- ors' spirits for the remainder of the season. The team did a good job this year and can also look forward to a very successful Junior Varsity Football Squad next year, and in years to come. 131 -R 1 s. l 24. 66 qi. if 'i :ff 4 fl J I A nfs an-max Wrestling team pictured, lst Row: P. LaFountain, G. Tebo, C. Rebandt. 2nd Row: D. Little, J. Tebo, B Stine, T. Neville, J. Barley, S. Fiori. 3rd Row: M. Hensley, M. Gamble, N. Meloche, G. Kveen. 4th Row I. Meloche, I. Washelewski, P. LaBel1e, T. Seville, I. Burns, Coach V. Weeda. Not pictured are R. Ward, R Conz, D. Horvath, D. Roach, I. Davis. , 'fk 1 1 ' 'V -U. .. ,,1Lw,Q!:1ZMy V . J I ,J 'W'-his LW si-'E+ 'ff' S ' 'if' The 1975-'76 Varsity Wrestling team had a fine season this year. The team was composed of 4 seniors, 6 juniors, 3 soph- omores, and 10 freshmen. The captain, John Burns, had an outstanding season with a 21-3 record, breaking and setting new school records. The team will be looking forward to an even better season next year. The final team record was 2- 18. L. to R.: First Row: K. Hardy, M. Zubor, D. Langell, J. Murphy, G. Grahn. Sec- ond Row: B. Jones, C. McKissack, A. Topolewski, B. Callaway, G. Powell, Coach A . Stevers . 1, p P' J. The varsity squad had a learning season. Their record was O-20 , but even so the players gained experience and confidence in themselves. The team consisted of three seniors, six juniors , and one sophomore . Next year the team will be looking back on this season and learning from it. The team wasn't out-sized every game, but out-experienced. The team's highpoints included the offensive attack, hustle, determination, and quickness. Pride also played an important part in the season. The team kept fighting, not conceding victory till the final buzzer. 1575. Qil -W 1 ,,...-1 , 'Y ,. - 4 I-Q' up 134 yd 3 X 135 JU IOR VAR ITYBA V l L. to R. , First Row: B. Theobald, G. Richardson, K. Asbury, T. Hamet, G. Drobot. Second Row: G. Straub, D. Johnson, D. Nowland, F. Loggins, K. Bumbul. Coach Mike Cashin. Not Pictured: C. Zahara. gl 136 KE TBA LL The I .V. Basketball Team had a very decent season. The team had four sophomores and seven freshmen. The team's record wasn't terrific but they showed great potential. The Warriors were out-sized every game , so they had to rely on quickness and hustle. The team's record was only 2- 18 . Even so, the team showed great pride and spirit. The J . V . 's victories came against Jefferson and Inter City. Both the victories were in overtime. The team had a very tougth schedule including Oak Park, Annapolis, and Grosse Isle. The Warriors never quit hustling . 3 3 A,-rf 1 ,s1?i ,, 'if O Z. id!! u . f I2 h fx I 42 7 FRESHMA BASKETBALL Bottom Row, L. to R.: T. Kaplinger, K. West, B. Batz. Second Row: J. Maynard, D. Forth, D Rtdener I. Cieslak, E. Demelis. The Freshman basketball team had a successful season. The team started out with 14 players and ended up with 8. The team was led by Center Joe Maynard. He contributed heavily to the scoring. The team was small, so they relied on speed, and determina- tion. Team record 2-12. I . ' 1 138 Driving to the basket for 2 points. CROSS COUNTRY WE OPPONENT THEY 24 Oak Park 32 44 Clarenccville 18 50 Annapolis 15 45 Clarenceville 18 21 Oak Park 34 50 Annapolis 16 LEAGUE MEET Clarenceville 29 Annapolis 33 Woodhaven 79 Oak Park 107 F.R., L. to R.: R. Gray, D. Paczewitz. B.R., L. to R.: B. Jones, L. Sprietzer, Coach Mousseau. This year's Cross-Country team, under the direction of Coach Mousseau, started the year right as they won their first meet against Oak Park High School. The winning score was 24-32. Though the rest of the season didn't turn out as well, the team worked hard to improve and looks forward to next year. L. Sprietzer receives the A11-League award as commendation for his efforts. The Boy's Varsity Swim Team broke existing team records numerous times dur- ing the season. The team worked very hard all season on bringing down each of their individual times. Their final record was 8 wins and 9 losses. Pictured at right are the members of the swim team. F.L. . Bruce Perham, Brad McCoy, Ron Martin, Ierry Legg, Jenny Kendall, Doug Johnson. C.L. , Mr. Tom Guminskig assistant coach, Keith Proffitt, Kevin Hamilton, Mark Butski, Mike Grose, Mike Frost, Rich Smith, Mrs. Chris Kosowskig coach. B.L. . Eric Garrison, Mike Affleck, Carl Bumbul, Ron Leyland, Stuart Elder, Randy Ortalon , Chuck Thevrige, and Don Schimmel. A special thanks goes to Coach Kosowski and Assistant Coach Mr. Guminski for the time and effort put forth which greatly contributed to the success of the team. Pictured below, B.R., Jenny Kendall pulls for a first place in the indi- vidual medley. B.L. , Jerry Legg shows his diving talent. Opposite page, T.L. , Eric Garrison catches his breath at poolside after swimming the 500 yard freestyle. T.R. , Coach Kosowski and Coach Gumin- ski spend a lot of time planning strategy for each meet. B.L.. Mike Frost works hard to improve his time in the 100 yard breaststroke. B.R. , Members of the team show their team spirit, cheering on fellow members. 4... .-r--- . -..T. N 9 FT. DEEP .ao pn :F 'Q' , 1, x-- '. Tv ui - -4 la 1-A ' 1. -, ua 'eg .-v --1 '? f 4. !?..f'inQ-.. O , f ..,-, d -, .-,., , ,.V,. H fy 5'-nf. '1'-A 3.7, lL,.,,,1,.-Vv ,..,A ,- ..Y,,4D. 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' fi' Ejg n I 5 ! :M 141 VARSITY TRA C ff: Bottom Row, L. to R.: M. Krupinski, F. Treece, M. Ticknor, F. Porter. Second Row: B. Harabedian, C. Cappuccilli, N. Meloche, B. Gray, D. Pacewitz, A. Novinger, R. Crooks. Third Row: Coach Mousseau, K. Hamilton, K. Moulton, D. Harabedian, T. Kirkpatrick, M. Frost, K. Frost, L. Spritezer, Coach Craig Smith. Dean Pacewitz running the mile S Sn, ILA. , JA Don Harabedian throwing the shot-put. Coach Smith checking the times. 142 3. xi ' 5 1 4-TYX QZ 5 H!!-ilu:-Q 1 ,.. . ' ,A '41, Marty running the relay. This year's varsity track team had better individual performances than as a team. Coach Craig Smith was very pleased with this years team. Mike Frost led the team in scoring. His best events were the long jump and high jump. Another good showing was freshman Dean Pacewitz who ran a 5:03 mile. This years team was young and has many years of high school competition left. Some of the team's opponents were Annapolis, Oak Park and Romulus. This gives you an idea on how tough a league they are in. The team record was 0-11. 143 VARSITY BASEBALL wwf S is The team consisted of the following players: M. Gamble, C. McKissack, E. Cassaca, C. Thiverage, E. Holubeck, D. Johnson, B. Calhoun, K. Tallion. G. Wayda, D. Langell, R. Conz, B. Carmack, I. Bennett, Jim Barret, and coach Bob Kloss. The team's final record was 2-16. Ed Holubeck also made all-league first team. Due to deadline no team picture was available. The varsity squad had a rather dismal season. Although towards the end of the season they swept a twin bill against Riverside. This year's team was very young consisting mainly of juniors. The team's pitching staff was a good one. The Warriors were hurt most by errors, but besides that the team was okay. The varsity squad was coached by Bob Kloss, for the second straight year. There were also two freshmen players who made the team, Daryl Johnson and Jeff Bennett. Jw-43'QQqr-qi ' '91-51 Dean Langell taking a mean cut. Mike Gamble swinging for the fences. 144 Qu A , JM, ,Q-5, . .. . . , - .-A -'Wd ug! . .-u. 4:1 H .,,,. . - - -.L -I. -31,152 ,- .:.f f' -.tiff d fm W ' S .0 ,. 5-'. , 1 k , -41 Bob Calhoun hits one up the middle for a hit. Coach Kloss in a happler moment S-V 1 -M N. A - X- Lg... , -4. Senior athlete of Wayda . 1' the year Greg Jeff Bennett in the middle of his delivery .Of .1 f? J . JU IOR VARSITYBA EBALL shi- ' T A . , lk xv 1 'Q M.. K Q. Bottom Row, L to R: B. Martin, G. Straub, T. Hamet, R. Martin. Second Row: D. Thomas, B. Affleck, D. Forth, J. Luke, B. Breedon, D. Ray, Coach Earl Dean. Third . aff -5. Y fy 1 f 'va wi A Row: Dj--Ridener, C. Zahara, J. Maynard, K. Bumbul, D. Ridener, D. Schimmel. ,Q ' ,,., in ,nit .VL-Z-. Q.. x.. ' Q 1 L a- -...,. , K Q .. - -71. ' -- 'A '- 'W' 1Ll 3 7 -s . ., ., ,. . , , . f... -- - ev f - '--' - Cf, T-,: .pi--f ' . f 5 ..a,..- , :..A: --9:15 f'Zf-g:'4 '..,:'. ' ' f ,I G ,fx ., ,-ya-'37 Y.. Q 'E+?!fir--A -3.9. ...F .i .,3yIf-' -' -if ., .Lf . , t .L Q -1-1. r - '. f f- , 3 if ., 1 7 'M' - - . - ' ff.e5.-,L.'Js3a,.K JR. L Q A-'Z iv v ni- . Tony Hamet fielding a hot grounder at shortstop. Jeff Luke getting set to hit the ball. 146 Ron Martin on the mound. ----.-.--ruin-1 wg 'i . '- ,,,,. 'aM':'L1 'A 2 ' ' ' - -' '- :wvf, . , M' ' ' gigfif-7.f': '-254.1 . t ,U -t N. 5. S. I in ltihihiihillii N-11 uixnh'-'A'-'1. fb' 3 'Q sq 'VE,'f. .,I 'il P ,.l- 5 Bob Breedon digging in at the plate . Buzz Martin ready at first base. I up' ..- , .., Q hu 1 , V. .. 1-ru.. H Don Thomas receiving the pitch. Sorry Greg, foul ball. The J.V. baseball team had a good season. The team was led by the pitching of Ron Martin and the hitting of brother Buzz Martin. The team played some tough non-league oppo- ments such as Lincoln Park and Romu- lus. This year's team was coached by Mr. Earl Dean. This year's team proved how the Woodhaven teams of the future will be looking. The team and many of the players have many exciting seasons left in a Warrior uni- form. The team record was 4-1O . Q 'SHIT W 3 147 BOY VARSITY TENN ' v . .l ,.. - ,A t 4 ' - as W W ax ' 1 A f xv-- ' . . - . ! va Y .Y ,QT -'ff Af' ' N V Q' B , H, if B .7. -ij -r -B1 +5 ' -V 'f . ll. F. Row, L. to R.: Steve Sopko, Bob White, Tim Neville, Ken Traeder, Dave Wurts, Mark Gomez. B. Row, L. to R.: Coach Jack Vaughn, Tim Grey, Bill Hartzells, Paul Stier, Tim Laurain, Roy Vogler, and Tony Herk. Ken Traeder in perfect form 1 1 fl . F l,,,....4Al.',','.'.'.'..'.1, , , A' Steve Sopko and Tim Grey playing doubles. Tim Laurain getting set to receive serve. 148 Mark Gomez , the team clown, posing for a picture. C --..-n-1 . Y 1V Bill Hartzells concentrating on the ball. .L . Tim Neville taking a breather. This year's varsity tennis team showed good potential. The team was coached by Mr. Steven Mokrenski and Mr. lack Vaughn. These two men did a fine job. The team really did not have an overwhelming number of players, but did good with the few players they had. Retuming lettermen from last year were Garth Johnson, Steve Sopko, and Tim Grey. The team played some good opponents and next year will have a year's experience under their belt. The team was delayed three weeks at the start of the season. A f.. .- . ' . 'V 'if Tx: 4 .:. 3 Joel Grey gets ready to swing. 149 The 1975-76 Girl's Varsity Swim Team had a successful season for a first year team with a record of two wins and four losses. The team captains are Lisa McCoy and Cheryl Marth. The team members from L. to R. are Sharon Trarnel, Teri McCullough , Donna Richardson , Rhonda Anderson, Paula Bathurst, Elaine Meloche, Jan Smith, Kathy Canejo. Second Row: Becky Krupinskig diving coach, Mrs. Kosowskig coach, Erica Sebrowski , Annette Holaski, Sue Cronan, Lisa McCoy, Linda Tramel, Denise Sigler. Back Row: Joyce Eberhart, Cheryl Marth, Shelly LaBelle, Donna Harmon, Mary Truskowski, Karen Kiss, Jamie Chuby. Not Pictured Terri Wagner . GIRL'S SWIMMING 50 O 1 , . L. . - 4 , ' 'TEH V,-, 5 . .Q ln- . . - 'Fl' , 1 L 4 ,, u Q, Q., wif ,,, ., .u 1 ' s --.--..--.-.-.-..--L---.--4---.-.a.4.-.-.-0- The Gir1's Varsity Tennis team had a very good team for their first year. Their win-loss record was 2-2. They placed second in the league. The team wants to wish the best of luck to the two senior team members who will be leaving this year. Leslie Johnson and Nancy Diegel. The team members are from front row, l. to r.: Brigette Alexander, Linda Supple, Nancy Diegel, Kathy Beardon. Center Row: Leslie Johnson, Debbie Borieo, Robin Bentley, Evelyn Sirhan, Jill Mitchell. Back Row: Toni Arlington, Kathy Mulnar, Lori Hago ian, Diana Harrison, Debbie Lukitsclg, and Miss Westerdale, coach. J y J F4 .JX ki if GIRLS BA KETBALL 'E 71' , 4. 'ka . -Nh , t N l 1 2 is .9 ,- X . The 1975-'76 Gir1's Varsity Basketball and Junior Varsity Basketball teams did well this season although their win-loss record is 1-5, both teams showed a great deal of improvement. The Varsity Team members fat lefty 1. to r. are: Miss Freshwater, coach: Maryann Savona, Kathy Sobolak. Cathy Sancho, Miss Weipert, Coach. Back Row: Karen Humbul, Tina Forest, Karen Lillard, Sherrie Williams and Not Pictured Traci Ryan. The Junior Varsity members Cbelowj are from 1. to r.: Miss Freshwater, coach: Diana Arthur, Joanna Salisbury. Vicky Gabmle, Miss Weipert, coach. Back Row, Mary DiMartino. Joann Olson, Kathy Snyder, Peggy LaBe11e and not pictured Karen Stenger. K.. Pe ... QF x Q:-B J. 1 'Z f --f-.i 1 ,- fi , -... 1 ,-:F ., . .. .. -' .,,,.-ff in I w 1 Xnxi 1 Bump, set, spike, and serve were just some of the techniques that the girls volley- ball team used this year. The season ended with a 2-8 record and our girls coming home with a district win. The team consisted of: L. to R. , lst Row: Maria Tronde, Michelle LaBelle, Tina Forest, Lee Starr. 2nd Row: Leslie Johnson, Vicky Gamble, Jill Mitc- hell, Karen Lillard. 3rd Row: Kathy Seber- owski, Asst. coach Michele Weipert, Coach Mary Weipert, Sara Roach. ....-......... -...- GIRLS S OF TBA LL -i l i The gir1's softball season ended with a 3-10 record. The girls put out alot of time and effort to gain the experience needed for a winning season next year. Pictured L. to R. , B.R.: C. Meadows, G. Lillard, D. Harrison, M. LaBelle. M.R.: A. Scarton, F. Capraro, V. Gamble, I. Smith, Coach B. Freshwater. F.R.: K. Snyder, K. Kiss, D. Sigler, S. Williams, D. Arthur, and K. Lillard. u-q GIRL S VAR ITY TRACK The girl's track team really chal- lenged our league this season. The team had only 15 participants and put forth good effort in setting new school records. F . R.: D . Streetman , T . McCou1lough, K Beardon, C. Weeg. C.R.: B. Hydeng Asst. Coach, D. I-Ialderman, M. Williams, C. Ripple, P. Labelle, E. Meloche, M. Weipertg coach. B.R.: J. Olsen, K. Sobolak, T. Kimbrough, M. DiMartino, L. Hagopian, M. James, D. MacDonne11g Timer. C .L.: P. LaBe1le springs over the high Jump. B.R.: T. Kimbrough races to the finish line. B.L.: K. Sobolak jumps over the hurdle in an effort to win. V+ 1 ' 1. 155 Nr nm-fa' 4,40 4 5 - - , ..v.,.4',,,i. Q .. 1-sv--f.,,., . -.. .S....-, , . . . -U 1 qs..-, ., . 1 V In ' -2, 1-f f 5, -.fr g'Q,g'.4A JA ' -32.2. , 4 :'T1' 41:-uw: .J W, , .-.- -1-1 I il Imllhl PRINCIPALS, SECRETARIE , A DLIBRARIANS -ui, If-X. Mr. Finegan, our principal, plays a big part in keeping the students in order. H1111 I I . . Part of the administrative staff discusses the school problems and activities. 158 W Mr. Champnella does a great job assisting Mr. Finegan with all the extra problems and work of the school. F A J,.,- p-l,.4----- ' fffdff X. K Ms. Marchand is one of the schoo1's librarians. She has done a fine job helping the students in the library. ,,,4L ,vi jr ... I Jan Marth is Mr. Finegan's secretary and is dents, faculty, and fellow workers. W1-1.4 Mrs. Reaid. our school secretary, switched places with Mrs. Bock and found herself well adjusted in her place. ,r '3 afg- hfiilfi- 'E ', 'fir' --1, was fb. . -1' ' fs . 1. I. hifi? J sg, . -x-.. -,L ,. Q. , ...zu .fe-. always willing to help stu- fi- .351 . .Q-1. bfi , .i. s y ,, :jig 1 J -inf! .- 171 V U3 'fi , 1 -,iii ' ' iff!-If 1 FEE ' TJ, 'Q Q fail -,M ,Li .Jr - ii .W . V Jwilg. ull? Mrs. Steinhauer, a librarian, faculty with library materials. assists students and Mrs. Bock has also adjusted well in the front office, and is now greeting everyone with a happy smile. 159 TEACHER OF THE YEAR X 'XY 65g.3:.z'px :away . f0 k I ,v',.z4s,:sQ f fQfvIWW.Et ' w M9984 ' 'ofaf'f0:'o' t3,a9.0.v. P vi 'xl fm! ' eff X W4 wr Q , 'Fez A N E ' ' .fl Y Aihis N4 W Y GER 1 N E, L, I 22... E S ' - ' 'CGM X fi 5:-5i': ! QQ-,N 'K G 0 21,223 f':. ,of I - ,. - 're fel i. 'L--it L Qs-Wffifi pgs ,- V H4 Ms. Frost Ms. Moffitt Mrs. Schroder Traveling Up North Raising Plants Accordian English Department English Department Home Economics Department .. g'ww,, ,ff , H. : .541 155:4- fn' Mrs. McCullough Mr. Ash ' 'Painting' ' ' 'Fishing' ' Art Department Business Department K' ...L 1 H .Nd ,fmeilr Mrs . Pizzuti Being with her family Business Department 3.3.1 : ' u ij, 'aw ., 1 -rn ., . 6 -.A Q if? Mr. Gaynier Listening to Music English Department g....,, Mrs . Gleiss Skiing ,WW X 101 - I . 1 H Counseling Departmnet Mrs . Newsome ' 'Tennis' ' -4 ua Q ,4.,,g1fg,:. . English and Spanish Department Mr . Cardwell Listening to Music Math Department ' A , ,,fV- Xu, , , f f r' XA , L V: X X 21 I 3 wi -- F X , -i x- 'X ! 1 IA X 1 F ' X L1 A ,t E 3 ,y XX. ,1 gin it P5 X .77 I ,.., X Mr. Hill Miss LeBlanc Bike Riding Film Making Social Studies Department English Department If Mr. Bernaiche Mr. Weeda 'Driver Education Teacher Fishing Social Studies Department French and English Department Mr . Hottinger CI . U . LJ ' ' Tennis' ' Physical Education Dept. - 4 w 15. 3 f an-4 fin f ,ei ,Inu I l ,-.ar its W NED Mrs. Szymanski Making Wreaths Science Department ru If t H . 164 'fwwe . Q fl--4-Qui -. Mr. Dean ' 'Electronics' ' Industrial Arts Department Mrs. Bennett Crafts Social Studies Department .4 Miss Rys Shopping Home Economics Department o .S Nair' sk. .fl Miss Weipert ' ' Coaching' ' Social Studies Department i 'JV'- - ' 4 ' I If fir.- AN.f,,n 1 Mr . Owens Meditating Math Department ,ff ........1,o I k J. Mr. Morgan Scuba Diving Math Department mf' Miss Freshwater Playing Guitar Math Department Mr . Simon Making Pottery' ' Art Department ', Q4 'Hu is ' Mr. Meadows Playing the Banjo Science Department ',, Qs N31 ' Mr. Niehaus Driving his VET Social Studies Department Miss Lang ' ' Sewing' ' Science Department Mr. Lemon Playing the Guitar Industrial Arts Department 'Foyer ..4. I Mrs. Kosowski Collecting Decoys Physical Education Department I QS., N. I ' , ,ax g CT.L.J Mrs. Bilaczyk Preaching Sunday School Business Department CT.R.J Mrs. Nearhood Macrame Counseling Department QB.L.J Mr. Stevers Playing Basketba11 English Department CD.M.J M. Kotulski ll???Il Science Department CR.B.J Mr. Schmidt Playing Hockey Counseling Department p 4.9! I g J 'Q MI. Goodell CI.U.L.J Miss Rubel Photography Flying Airplanes English Department Music Department 1 - h Miss Virgis Backpacking' ' English Department Lf il t-. Mr . Gross Snowmobiling Music Department ' We deeply appreciate all the time that the teachers spent in helping us make the Faculty Section of the 75-76 ARROW more appealing. We would like to express our gratitude for your cooperation. Thank you, YEARBOOK STAFF '15-'76 fl W -4 x,, CT.L.J Mrs. Goerhing Eating Math Department CT.M.J Mr. Hamilton Fishing Math Department CT.R.J Mr. Smith Playing Basketball Physical Education Department CB.L.J Mr. Fitzgerald CI.U.L.J ??? Social Studies Departmnet CB.R.J Mr. Patterson Golfing Industrial Arts Department 169 f' 'N J- in 9 , 3, if ' M' A , f +9 I ' ,A itil 4'- l ' I 'A fr W ,Y '..- P' '- 5 ,Jn 33 IO!! E IOR pf , if 3' IA , 'l ll' 7' 430 , Q ,F 1,44 X in . .I Q ' -' 1 wa - '1 r in L. 9, f! '.' 5' 5' W7 , vi s H C - Class sponsor, Sandy Bennett, hands out flowers. The graduates listen patiently to the speeches. COMMENCEME Terri points out her family to the Congressman. I I The 1976 commencement was held on the High School Football field on June 5 at 7:30 p.m. Woodhaven Varsity Band supplied the music. Reverend Harold Hammar gave the invocation and baccalaureate. Michigan's Congressman, William D. Ford, was the guest speaker. 'P '1. 173 THE CLASS - 4. .. U- - vi E' Y H 1 X Q. 3-Iii I 4 Pam Frantz receives congratulations from Dr. Gabler ,,, .-.- ww.. - Q I . 42 Dx. Gable: hands Terri her dip loma. 174 l A large crowd came to watch the graduation ceremony. I I OF 1976 The graduates wait patiently for their diplomas. t Congressman Ford , the guest speaker. .pg-1 1 yr'-4 H--1 School Board Members and Faculty attended . Congressman Ford ended his speech by presenting a U.S. flag that had been flown over the capitol to the school. Valedictorian, Donna MacDonel1, and Salutatorian, Pamela Frantz, were awardedCmedals and gave speeches. Assistant Principal, Dennis Champnella, was the second speaker. Jane Anderson presented the school gift. Rev. John Phalen gave the Benediction. 175 SE IOR JANIE ANDERSON: Senior Class President, Newspaper 74 - 75, Pep Club 74 - 76, Student Council Pres. 73 - 74, Student Council 74 - 76, Homecoming Court 75 - 76 TERRI BADER: Film Club '75 - '76 REGINA BAILEY: N.H.S. JIM BARRETT: 9th Grade Basketball 72 - 73, V. Club 74 - 76, V. Football 74 - 76, Baseball 73 - 76, J.V. Football '73 - 74, Ski Club 75 - 76, J.V. Basketball '73 - '74 STEPHANIE BERECZ: Homecoming Court 75 - '76, Student Council 72 - 73, Booster Club 72 - 73, Secre- tary Junior Class, G.A.A. 72 - 73, Wrestlerette 74 - 76, Pom Pom Girl 75 - 76, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Spanish Club 73 - 74 KATHY BLOHM: Home Ec. 74 - 75, Chess Club 72 - 73, Pep Club 73 - 76, Prom Comm. 74 - 75 JOE BROOKS: V. Choir 74 - 75, Student Council 72 - 73 TAMMY BROWNLEE: Ski Club 75 - 76 KATHY BUMBUL: Newspaper Editor 73 - 74, Student Council 72 - 73, Junior Class Treasurer 74 - 75, Booster Club 72 - 73, Bat Girl 73 - 74, Girls Basketball 72 - 73, Pom Pom Girl 75 - 76, N.H.S. Secre- tary 75 - 76, Spanish Club 73 - 74, G.A.A. 72 - 73, Swimming 73 - 74, Featherette 75 - 76 JOHN BURNS: V. Wrestler 73 - 76, Student Council 74 - 76, V. Football 73 - 76, Prom. Comm. 74 - 75, Junior Class Vice Pres. 74 - 75, V. Club 74 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76 MARK BUTSKI: V. Club 73 - 76, Cross Country 72 - 74, V. Swimming 72 - 76, Track 72 - 73 DOMINIC CAPPUCCILLI: V. Club, V. Football 72 - 76, 9th Grade Basketball 72 - 73 BUTCH COFFEE: Baseball 72 - 76, J.V. Basketball 73 - 74, Football 73 - 74 TONY COMEFORD: Student Council 73 - 74 ANNETTE CONLEY: Ski Club 75 - 76 DOUG COULTER: Track '72 - '73, French Club '73 - 74 ERNEST CRAIG: V. Choir 75 - 76 DENNIS DARNES: Cross Country 72 - 73 KATHY DELOZIER: Film Club '75 - 76 , Ski Club '75 - 76 LUELLA DEVOY: V. Choir 75 - 76 NANCY DIEGEL: Newspaper 74 - 75, Pep Club 73 - 76, Tennis 73 - 76, Cheerleader 72 - 73 JOANN DiMARTINO: Track 73 - 74, Student Council 72 - 73, Ski Club Pres. 75 - 76, Girls Basketball 72 - 73 BARB FARIES: Student Council 74 - 75, V. Choir 75 - 76 SAM FIORI: N.H.S., Yearbook 73 - 76, Pep Club 72 - 76, J.V. Basketball 73 - 74, J.V. Baseball 73 - 74, 9th Grade Basketball, J.V. Football 73 - 74, Wrestling 75 - 76 MIKE FLORES: V. Choir 75 - 76, Bike Club 74 - 75, Ski Club 75 - 76, Newspaper 75 - 76, N.H.S. BONNIE FORSYTI-IE: Student Council '73 - '74, V. Choir '75 - 76 PAMELA FRANTZ: V. Band 73 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76, N.H.S. 74 - 76, Pep Club 73 - 76, French Club 73 - 74, Yearbook 73 - 74, Med. Occ. 73 - 74 MIKE FROST: V. Club, V. Swimming 73 - 76, Cross Country 73 - 74, V. Choir 75 - 76, Newspaper 75 - 76, Track 73 - 76, V. Wrestling 72 - 73 DAVE GAMBLE: Chess Club 72 - 73, V. Wrestling 72 - 73 JULIE GARRISON: Ski Club 75 - 76 PAULA GEIS: Student Council 73 - 74 EVA GILES: Student Council 74 - 75, Pom Pom Girl 75 - 76, N.H.S., V. Choir 74 - 75, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Featherette 75 - 76, Bat Girl 73 - 74, Wrestlerette 75 - 76 BARB GOODING: Booster Club 72 - 73 GREGG GRAHN: J.V. Basketball 73 - 75, V. Basketball 75 - 76, 9th Basketball 72 - 73, Ski Club 75 - 76 JOHN HELWIG: Spanish Club 75 - 76 RUSS HERR: Student Council 73 - 74 176 DIRECTOR Y GARTH JOHNSON: Football '75 - '76, Tennis '73 - '76, Ski Club '75 - '76 LESLIE JOHNSON: G.A.A. '72 - '73, Tennis '73 - '76, Girls Basketball '72 - '73, Girls Volleyball '75 - '76 PAT JONES: French Club 73 - 74, Med. Occ. 73 - 74, V. Band 73 - '76, Ski Club '75 - 76, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council 72 - 73, Scholarship Comm. 74 - 76, Bike Club 73 - 75, Pep Club 73 - '76 TERRIE KIMBROUGH: Wrestlerette 74 - '75, V. Cheerleader 74 - '75, Prom Comm. '74 - '75, Student Council 72 - 73, Pep Club '73 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76, Assembly Comm. 74 - 75, Student Bike Club '74 - 75, Track 75 - 76, V. Band '72 - 74, G.A.A. '72 - 73 FAYE KINCAID: Homecoming Court 75 - 76, N.H.S. 74 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76, Yearbook 74 - 76, V. Cheerleader 72 - 76 PAM LaBELLE: Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Spanish Club 73 - 75, V. Choir 75 - 76, Homecoming Court 75 - 76 PHIL LaFOUNTAIN: Track 73 - 74, Wrestling 75 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76 DEAN LANGELL: Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Pep Club 73 - 76, V. Club 73 - 76, V. Band 74 - 75, V. Basket- ball 73 - 76, Baseball 73 - 76 VICKI LIVERNOIS: Film Club 75 - 76 DIANE LUCARELLI: Newspaper 75 - 76 DONNA MacDONELL: Bike Club 73 - 75, Pep Club 73 - 76, Ski 75 - 76, Home Ec. Club 74 - 75, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Scholarship Comm. 74 - 75, N.H.S. French Club 73 - 74 DAVID MATTO: Tennis 73 - 74, 9th Grade Basketball Team 72 - 73 JERRY MAYNARD: Wrestling 73 - 74, Track 73 - 74, J.V. Football 73 - 74, V. Club BRAD MCCLAIN: 9th Grade Basketball 72 - 73, Yearbook 74 - 76, V. Club, Ski Club 75 - 76, J.V. Bas- ketball 73 - 74, V. Football 72 - 76, Track 73 - 75 BRAD McCOY: Spanish Club 75 - 76, V. Swimming Team 75 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76 BETH McNABB: Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Homecoming Court 75 - 76, Newspaper 74 - 75, Yearbook 73 - 74, Pom Pom Girl 75 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76 TED MCSPADDEN: Newspaper 74 - 76, Wrestling 72 - 73 JAKE MELOCHE: Wrestling 73 - 76, Football 73 - 74, V. Club 73 - 76 TRESSA MOYER: V. Choir 75 - 76 JOE MURPHY: Student Council 75 - 76, French Club 73 - 74, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Pep Club 73 - 76, V. Club, V. Basketball 73 - 76, V. Baseball 73 - 75, V. Football 75 - 76 HEIDI NEUBECKER: Girls Basketball '75 - '76 BARB NOWLAND: Newspaper 73 - 74, Home Ec Club 74 - 75, Ski Club 75 - 76, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, N.H.S. President 73 - 76, Pep Club 73 - 76, Yearbook 73 - 75, Scholarship 74 - 76, Student Council '75 - '76 DENNIS PETERSON: Newspaper '75 - '76 LARRY PFEIFFER: J.V. Baseball 73 - 75, Spanish Club 73 - 74, Student Council 72 - 73, Chess Club 72 - '73 GARY POLIN: Ski Club 75 - 76 JUDY REBANDT: Class Pres. 74 - 75, Class Treasurer 73 - 74, Spanish Club 73 - 74, Ski Club 75 - 76, Booster Club 72 - 73, Wrestlerette 75 - 76 MIKE ROACH: V. Club, Tennis 73 - 76, Student Council 72 - 73, Chess 72 - 73, Ski Club 75 - 76 TOM RYAN III: 9th Grade Basketball 72 - 73, N.H.S. , Yearbook 74 - 76, V. Club, V. Football 72 - 76, V. Basketball 74 - 75, J.V. Basketball 73 - 74, Track 74 - 75 TOM RYAN: V. Football 72 - 73 CATHY SANCHO: 11th Grade Float Rep. , Homecoming Court 75 - 76, G. Basketball 75 - 76 MARY ANN SANDY: Spanish 73 - 74 MARY ANN SAVONA: G. Basketball 75 - 76, Spanish Club 73 - 74 LORA ANN SCHALLER: V. Choir 74 - 76, V. Band 74 - 75, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Newspaper Asst. Editor 74 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76 KATHY SEBOROWSKI: Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Bike Club 73 - 74, N.H.S. , Pep Club 73 - '76, Newspaper Editor 74 - 76, Girls Volleyball '75 - 76, Bat Girl 73 - 74, Scholarship Comm. 74 - 76 STEVE SOPKO: V. Club, Swim Team '74 - '75, Tennis 73 - 76, 9th Basketball TRINA SOUDERS: V. Choir '74 - '76 LEE STARR: Ski Club '75 - '76, G. Volleyball '75 - 76, V. Choir '74 - '76 TERRI SUPPLE: Med Occ. '73 - 74, N.H.S. , Senior Class V. Pres. , French Club 73 - 74, Student Council 72 - 73, Treasurer, Pep Club 73 - 76, Home Ec. 74 - 75, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Ski Club 75 - 76, Recording Sec. , Yearbook 73 - 74, Scholarship Comm. 74 - 76, Chess 72 - 73 SHARON TRAMEL: Girls Swim Team '75 - '76 PERRY TURNER: Tennis '74 - 75 MARIA TRONDE: V. Choir 75 - 76, Newspaper 75 - 76, G. Volleyball 75 - 76, Film Club 75 - 76, Band 75 - 76, Ski Club 75 - 76 ROBERT VESPREMI: Student Council 73 - 74 TERRI WAGNER: Home Ec. 74 - 75, Girls Basketball 72 - 73, Swim Team 75 - 76 RODNEY WARD: Film Club 75 - 76 ROGER WARD: Yearbook 75 - 76, Newspaper 74 - 75, Wrestling 75 - 76 GREG WAYDA: V. Baseball 74 - 75, J.V. Baseball 73 - 74, Student Council Pres. 73 - 76, Prom Comm. 74 - 75, V. Football 75 - 76 JAY WHITEY: Ski Club 75 - 76 DEBBIE WIGGLE: Prom Comm. 74 - 75, Senior Class Sec. Med. Occ. 73 - 74 SE IOR A UTOGRAPHS I78 F OREI G FRI E 2 :ix 'lsiil-'54 w-ezfv' U M., 1- 1 L-,-5 -.nav-Q-A ,af , Torben Persson Rebeca Guerrero Janneth Rocha Ingrid Tronde 7' 155.6 ,sh-4 A 4 -, -V, f . 2.,wm,3,:1 'Hrhg ' mmf' ' , ' '10 ge no 1 . Miami' 55.217 Fir 7 . 'i',1f.f 21 ' ' 1' 3. ,--if , . ' W4 ya 'Y' . n Y ' 1 -4 7 1 'ix gl X4-1 5 V ' -GL. I' L 4 JU, ,N .,. I Q ,gi f A-. --' n 9 q ' , , .L gy.-.AZ -,1 n 5 :vga-fi Q: J' ., ,, ,M ,.f. .?' x. 1' Qi: ' ' 1: J . '. IV? 6 X 1 Y Q .40 A. 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I 4 K 1 . - , H, Q N M I Q ' C ' I I g I J Congratulations to the Class of '76 INDUSTRIAL FABRICATING INC SPORTSLAND OF TRENTON Gibralter Michigan 3277 WEST ROAD TRENTON MICHIGAN Varsity Jackets and Sweaters ED STEVENS PHONE PERFECTION INDUSTRIES CHUCK MCFARLAND 6754566 INCORPORATED 18571 Weaver Avenue Detroit 28 Michigan Where Quality and Service Prevail SUE ANN FABRICS 1851 King Road Trenton Mich 48183 At Port and King Phone: 675-1025 CENTER Team Outfitter - Large Selection of Sports Equipment RAWLINGS WILSON TEAM EQUIPMENT ALL SPORTS AV5-4433 13676 EUREKA SOUTHGATE Compllmenis of SUPPLES GREENHOUSE 24568 Telegraph Road Flat Rock Southland Center Taylor Michigan 48180 Phone: 782-9811 287 4080 Jewelry and Watch Repair -' sour:-:GATE sPoRTs 5, I . W I 16 GRD NOSHHHT ISIM DAD 1801 '3 45 U l D If ED D 4 I We l 4 OOD U g E 'ef WESTRO 6-22 67 SUPPORT YOUR BUY A 1976-77 EDITION YEARBOOK - ARROW 0 S .X BEST OF LUCK NEXT YEAR FOR THE CLASS OF 1977 Yearbook Sraff M-9 .l,. ,l, .Q al. -I fl. Q K l- lnvesfors Diversified Services 21990 Greenfleld Rd Oak Park M1ch 48237 Phone 968 1000 Raymond F. Panfil District Sales Manager wltowooo LANDSCAPE 8. PATIO AL PETR' F1 SONS CEN-I-ER BICYCLE CENTERS INC. Velo - Solex Horse - Ross S h d 23255 Sibley Road Brownstown Phone - 285-2400 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS OF I976 WOODHAVEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION c winn - oncor 2 F . 3273 W Rd 381 2833 675 5866 THE LINCOLN INN 155 Guest Rooms Lounge 1901 Southfield At Dix Ph 386-5000 J D MARTENSON 8: SON FUNERAL Congratulations Class Of '76 FI0l'1'1 Ihe 3200 West Road Congratulations Class of '76 WOODHAVEN SENIOR CITIZENS ' Fine Dining ' Free Banquet Rms I 1 4 I n - ., I Q4 I 2 - . 1. -. Q If V I 'U' 'v TRENTON RENTAL CENTER 2700 Veterans Pky Trenton Mich 48183 Ph 676-2300 THE BOAT SHOP Aluminum Boats Ebb Tide Boats Shoreline and Highlander Trailers Winter- Storage! Tune Ups 2631 Fort Trenton 675-8110 Fu+ure Years 'ro 'rhe Graduares of WOODHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL The Cl'ry of Woodhaven Johnson Motors ' Sea Nymph o Richard C. Withey, George S Honer Rlchard A Tews John L Fallu THE VEGETABLE BIN Fresh Produce Dairy Products Beer and Wine Daily Open 9-9 Sunday Open 9-5 Complimenis of WOODHAVEN SPORTS CENTER 3010 Van Horn Rd Trenton Mich In Trafford Square Mall TT' 'A 'T ' w ff- ga O or xxMai? 4'x ' Tf MW TRENTON TRANSMISSION SERVICE AUTOMATIC AND STANDARD Repaued Reburlt Exchanged Unrversal Jornts Rear Ends Clutches 676 0108 L 'x N., - I 1 1 I X, I 'x T ff df ,z o 'la 1 K ' fig A X X 5 'T 7: 'J wie F J I X xl fggjwyv nf, AM , K Y X Q, ins hx , 1 MTA ,f 'rf , 'OX ,Muff 4 'w a Jn' W f xg? Xvw V! ,, 1 y I 1 A ,I , In ' ,. ,fffff l . 0 . 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