Woodhaven High School - Arrow Yearbook (Brownstown, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1977 volume:

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As Jun- iors, our faces were filled with wonder as we found ourselves growing up, understanding and learning more and more every day. Now, as Seniors, our faces are full of pride as we go to meet the world with hope and courage. There will linger forever in the mirror of your mind the few years spent at WHS. To make this image brighter the Arrow staff, through the 1977 edition of the ARROW, has attempted to portray in pictures and words the faces of Woo- dhaven High School as they reflect you, the student body. As the years go by, your part in this book will grow more and more precious. If you should in spirit, even once relive your times at Woodhaven High School, then we will consider our purpose accomplished and our yearbook a success. So now, as a token of the spirit of the Class of 1977, we proudly present our REFLECTIONS ef A ,im - + . vizfgm uv.: WL-A Y g QAM My ,Q -at my 15 ,,-U 'T,,. 1 ily if . 4 x W , I ' J ..,, 4 , . 1 X Il I 9 ff f 'A 1 W 1 K gl .-.J ,S I A 1 I VJ, , 33, 1-:A -2 rf!! JY, r J' 15.1 ' W 1' v x - 9 1 'J x r 24.7, iv. 54:0 , fl J g- , 1. , Xp, .- 1131 '4f'f qv, ..:-,jx I, , :,',,f lf, D 1 iff' ii 15 jr Q 39 1 'LII 'tb 1 E22 I V4 74 ' .eb wana it-'ln Nj G? 4 K Q P E Cl, fr if F gy, , -.... ,. ,,..,fw-IS -54 Q-N 'X x Wiiilfz ., H., ,H .1 ' 1 ig' ' 't gp, -.X -1 .,'. , . , L.. Rl! 13 If M45 'EQ I I A u , if Yu' Sv P' ....- P X insult:-wp ,A 'U' , 37 1:1 lfngzfir- - I 1 XJ 3.i3..L--1, 'Q ,,f :. i ' ,- x A -V. ... 11415 ' f' Q fkT?g'Af? ,mgfglf VF u s V ' I 541 5 + l , ' x A mf-K1 ,Lf ,,,' .fu i-' I V4 S iii ll E 'S-Q, ww T-. A wg 1 my AV ' Q W ,m u M, '. Wi g ,s f mm B 'SI A 1 SQ ii? ,A 1:53 W my Q , , W w 5 W K . 1, AW E' I 51 lin 'FIX 1' V 'TE21 3 3 w 5 1 EG' I , I I Q 2 . fuji ,Q ' xlw, 'f'. E !.!- 1 I r Q f . ' V, V--.- 1 '. l U 4.- 'YJA A ,ni- . 551 2 ff' f x Pj' 1: ..--iw' FLOA TBUILDI G PA YS OFF f 1 at . 1' ,M vsr,f5 1 ,v- ' if-Ire. C15 The Winning Senior Float: Frosted Trojan Flakes C23 The Sophomore Float: Follow Your Nose To a Victory 4- gift Fi' 23,504 .. 1-,f-'lf .. 'i Q? r f ,.. V f VT v 4-XE? I N 'f ,1 -Z . '....' 'Y ' 4 E, 'M P- t , . Vg ,fe :- 4' 1- A: A ,w f-t c Q, 7-lf . ', .F C35 The Junior Float: We're Roaring Good C43 The Freshman Float 'Burn 'em up, Warriors x A a y HOMECOMI G REPRESENTA TIVES 1 ' I ef 15 X -.1 Tl 'Z p . , ,I ,Z ...xii sf K' . I5 ..-, 419 Cheryl Marth, 11th grade escorted by Ron Martin C25 Bev McClain clowns around at the Homecoming Game . xI' Q30 A . , , JI A :gig I 0, X O 'A C39 Cheryl Conz, 9th grade, escorted by Peter Potestato C41 April Forella, 10th grade, escorted by Glenn Drobot 455 Pat Fedrigo and her goodie bag 4 CORRINE CROWNED WH.S. QUEEN X X A A C13 Dunne Grahn, C23 Patricia Johnson, Q35 Corrine Callaway, escorted by Mike Zubor escorted by Ron Crooks escorted by Kevin Konarska Q43 Linda Tramel, C53 Donna Richardson, C65 Lynn Pascuzzi escorted by John Burns escorted by Keith Konarska escorted by Mark Butski QP? 20 Neff r f ' --if ' . zn- L. 15,2 i 'TE' ' Ml . Ari-ff e ff SA' CORRINE 53 A CALLAWAY 7 HQMECQMING QUEEN . 1976-1977 :S 'Q HALF-TIME HIGHLIGHTS GAME i A V C13 Woodhaven stopped, in their attempt for a touchdown. C23 Jeff Emeigh, intensively watching the game. C33 Ready for the game. e Tony Hamet entering the field after half -time . 22 W ,W N , si 2 Woodhaven High School held the 3rd annual Homecoming on November 5, 1976 followed by the dance on the Gth. To help start the festivities, a pep rally was held during school hours in the school gym. Its purpose was to get the spectators enthused about the happenings of homecoming. The sopho- more class upset the rally by winning the traditional Peace Pipe and also the purple and white award. The strongest class proved to be the juniors as they won the tug-of-war. The student body worked day-in and day-out preparing the floats for the parade and half-time judging. They ran into many complications in the process of building Cand in some cases rebuildingj, but the seniors proved to be tops in the area of float building. The winning float was Frosted Trojan Flakes following the theme Breakfast of Champions. Other floats included Milton the Toaster built by the freshmen, Toocan Sam sophomores and Tony the Tiger built by the junior class. Everyone got a preview of the floats as they paraded down Van Horn Road from Hall Road, led by the band. Although the game was lost by a score of 56-6, the spirit was still evident. The Warriors went on to play a strong game. The hero of the evening was Rick Conz, who caught the pass which scored the only touchdown for the Warriors. The highlight of the weekend was the homecoming dance with music by Comstock Load. Corrine Callaway who was crowned queen the night before, and her court including Dunne' Grahn, Pat Johnson, Lynn Pascuzzi, Donna Richard- son, and Linda Tramel, reined over the dance. The evening brought a memorable close to the homecoming festivities. Q15 Barb Tillman and Regina Bently leading the band. C25 Sophomores show their spirit. Q33 Homecoming clowns are Becky Mentor and Patti Fedrigo. C45 Warrior mascot, Jim ., .- '1 :': 'I f -M WEEK FULL ' 'A f l A J, In p. K Lu--. ,. UQ?-E91-5 9Q33S 'S-5' ow-CDWGGOWWQU-0 ,..1 OH O Q,.'3CD0::,H,,,,: 4 'wQ,ooco0QB'5 ony.:-'Ig' QUE-HSDUJU-5-999205 9, Cboigs.-n-or-d:1W 9'igp .2-42?:wOv:k4o.H.:.:s .--' cgmioomcl E aU,E:,U,,,,w-f-41,-.,q S,-ln: v- ' Dx' rn W 'QD'v- 53--fur:-oaS.'g'-JzugHf 4m fb:-1. 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C35 Teri QRod Stewartj McCullough and hairy friend Terri Sacka, put on an unusual act. 145 The new Mr. Leggs, Doug Nowland, doesn't seem to mind all the attention. Q11 With the help of Doug Johnson, the volunteer judges tally up the scores of the yelling contest. Q23 Diana Harrison now knows what Yearbook initiations are like. Q33 Diana Arthur and Mr. Hill awarding the peace pipe to the winning class. C43 Traci and Kelly Ryan, our drum major and drum major junior. SE IORS PARTYDOW C15 Ernie Casacca, Mike Gamble, Kevin Walters, Parker Wade and Greg Powell sitting around waiting for the party to start. C23 Seniors line up in the food line. A11 the food, including ham, rolls and an assortment of salads, was provided by parents. Q33 Linda Tramel dancing in the commons. C43 Cathy McEachran strumming a guitar and taking it easy. The senior class thanks everyone who made it a suc- cess. uv-f X , V 391.15 i V' . ff 5. FISYUENT: NL! TIN: my 5-Q TUR ABOUTIS FAIR PLA Y ' N 1 . o tx X asf, The second annual Turn-About was held on February 26. 1977 . The band featured was the SQUEEZE. The band played a variety of fast and slow songs. The Tum-About was spon- sored by the Student Council. The chaperones for the dance were various faculty members and a number of different par- ents. Every year the Turn-About has their own king. For this year's role, Ron Crooks was picked to play the part. The Turn-About is a formal dance. The young ladies ask the young men if they would be their guests at the dance. L15 Vicki clowning around. C23 Patti and Ron after Ron was crowned king. C33 Dancing was fun for this paired couple. C41 Ron Crooks posing for the camera?? SI GI GI TUSPRI G C15 Each student gave one rose to show their appreciation. C25 Ms. Rubel proudly smiles after one of the choir pieces. C35 The girls sextet sang a piece from The Sound of Music. C45 A very touching moment for senior Denise Tillman. Q51 Cathy McEachran sings her solo . t A 28 IGHTOFE TERTAI ME T T 5 it We V' uf ' 1 un.. A: A Q15 The props helped the band concert become a success. C25 The flappers are dancing to the Charlston. C35 The sax- ophones show their talent. C43 Present- ing master of ceremonies, Diane Sigler. C55 The Truskowski sisters con- centrating on their music. PA DDLE KILL ev-B The Third Annual Ping Pong Tournament was in April. This was the first year the faculty also participated in the event. C19 Darryl Ridener says, time out. Q25 Karl Bumbul smashes the winning point. C35 Front L. R.: R. Martin, M. LaBe11e, P. LaBe11e, Mr. Dean. Back L. R.: Mr. Patterson, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Solecki. Not pictured: P. Logothetis. C43 B. Carmack just meeting the ball. 30 THE 7A.M. CHOWDOW 'fl' -.l A . The National Honor Society has come up with another terrific teacher breakfast. The teachers chowed down filling their tumrriies while the stu- dents slaved over a hot stove. The stu- dents achieved their highest goal by coming up with very appetizing break- fast for the teachers. The breakfast was successful in all ways and the members of National Honor Society indeed had a good time. C13 Debbie giving a helping hand. C25 Spills, chills, and thrills. C35 Lisa McCoy enjoying herself. A THLETIC BA Q UET ,Zh v-:,C,: .juni-3- ,ai-K., f - , V D! ffff- FT'-if-T' 'i' ' ' Y Il -,-, - -- Mb , COA iklbsqwggc 1 , Q Q C13 Kevin, Rich, and Jenny present Mrs. Kosowski with her own chair. C23 Entertainment was provided by tal- ented rnusicians. C33 Dunne and Donna give Mrs. Marth a corsage. Q43 Larry waits patiently in line for dinner. C59 Tony enjoying his dinner. C65 Mr. Hot- tinger agrees the food is good. if ' G x rf, ti at gn.ief1 f 'v f- On June first throngs of athletes and their parents gathered in the High School Commons for the Fifth Annual Sports Banquet. The District Commu- nity Activities Coordinator, Mr. Gul- yas. presided as master of ceremonies at the banquet. Recognition was given to all athletes who received a varsity letter during the 76177 season and trophies were given to the outstanding athletes in each sport. Outstanding Senior Ath- letes were Margaret La Belle and Chuck McKissack. Most Valuable Players were Football: Chuck Mcliissack, Basketball: Chuck Mcliissack, Girls Basketball: Paula Muelhoeffer, Baseball: Rob Calhoun. Girls Softball: Karen Johnson, Wres- tling: Don Harabedian, Girls Volley- ball: Tina Forest, Boys Track: Larry Sprietzer, Girls Track: Margaret La Belle, Boys Tennis: Scott Moss, Girls Tennis: Michele La Belle, Boys Swim- ming: Rick Smith, Girls Swimming: Jenny Kendall. Congratulations to all the athletes for a job well done. C13 The Emcee Mr. Gulyas. C23 Sherry Berecz enjoying the food. C31 Margaret accepting one of her awards. C45 Chuck accepting his most valuable player award for basketball. C55 Entertain- ment was provided by Keith, Dawn and Cliff. BIG SUCCESS X .em 1-Lf -I 81-,eff A , wa-.H . .wr-wx hu.. if UNIORS SA Y GOOD- h, .Lf V 1 A , .. ?'4 'QA ni K X X A A The 1976-'77 Prom was a great success. The theme was based on the song Precious and Few sung by Climax. lt was held at St. George's Grecian Center, Saturday, May 28, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. The band that played was All in the Family. Attendance was approximately 70 couples. Water goblets and memory books were given as souvenirs to every couple. Ron's studio was on hand to take pictures of the cou- ples. Punch was served through a punch fountain, along with hor d'oeuvres and shishkabob. Mrs. Kosowski , Mr. Smith, and the Juniors worked hard to make the evening enjoyable . C13 Some couples enjoying the dance. C25 Terry Kirkpatrick visiting the punch fountain. C31 Laura and Jim dance this one alone. C45 Faculty and Administrators caught by surprise. 151 Rick and Peggy sit this one out. fm' 3 3 c 31' V BYE TO E IOR ef K 1 flxfawdflcm 1 W t fx ,JD Q Nfl -st ', -en 3 i ', n e - N e 1 , yr-3 . -, A. , ' A X' 1 ,fi I .' I 'ff 4 it 17- vw wa 19 'Z 'I 'iw '- - e. r .L 7,3 M- ' r-- r' -1 ' h 'NQ Zim, ,,,fJf' wal, sf if P' 0 ,KQV . -T X H6 V - V Q , V?- . - tx., rf., ,i 5 In .H 1 4-, f I FS ml: ' .,-,gf ati dA .. C11 Band members taking it easy. 423 Parker Wade, his date, Cheryl, and Charlie having a nice time. C33 Sherry daydreaming. C43 Janet dances with alumnus, Sam Fiori. C57 The 19'7'7 prom cake. X Vfiffiai 4 -2 vga-umm -cf' 'm is f .:.u'T1 k., , y..,l ,,, ,, . ,. V1-if EJ vm- '- nl l Af 1' 532. '-, . '. :ffl l l ., 3751 ' - 1 53222 Q? E??? PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Ronald J. Crooks Diana K. Arthur Patricia A. Johnson Class Motto: Do not follow where the path leadsg rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail TREASURER HISTORIAN Wanda S. Hamilton Linda M- Dicks ,ix ,it ,it ,Qt ,i . . . . , . H, Q S Q 223253 iii? gigggg 9 We've Only Just Wh. R ' ,, 1te ose Mtnt Green and Forest Green Begun TOP TE VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Margaret S, LaBe11e Linda M. Dicks -ee Karen L. Bumbul Anthony R. Herk Rhonda M. Anderson Wanda S. Hamilton Sherrie L. Williams Katherine A. Horne Corrine Callaway Catherine L. McEachran TOGETHER WE ARE SHARI G THE PRESE T A time to be born, and a time to dieg A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted: A time to kill, and a time to healg A time to break down and a time to build up: A time to weep, and a time to laugh: A time to mourn and a time to danceg A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones togetherq A time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracingg A time to seekg and a time to lose: A time to keep, and a time to cast away: A time to reap and a time to sew: A time to keep silence, and to speakg A time to love, and a time to hateg A time for war and a time for peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1 As graduation nears, we have each chosen different paths in which to travel and with those experiences and memories of the past behind us, our future is rising above the horizon. 1..,'? 'N-- t qc ...-J, 40 O If 4 -4 fx JJ MCU ND Q13 At the Fifth Annual Sports Banquet Larry Sprietzer's hard work and devotion has finally paid off. He is pictured here receiving the most valuable player award from his track coach, Mr. Craig Smith. It is this kind of practicing and train- ing that helps to produce the many fine athletes at Woodhaven High School. Cheryl L. Anderson Rhonda M. Anderson 1 4. Sam F. Badalamenti Dwight A. Bartel E I OR PRI DE, p QTL? Cynthia Arbuckle Diana K. Arthur I I ,t is L 5. I l Denise L. Bentley Rebecca E. Bereczky I HERE TO STA Y Richard P. Bielec Victoria C. Bienak Debra A. Borieo t. l ., I 1, 1 M Q. 1 , - 1 2 Karen A . Bossick ' t sn 5 X ,311 Q Q Scott T . Braden Charles Brown Gregory A. Brown 1 . X . I-,. QR Karen L. Burnbul C13 Cathy McEachran is pictured here at the Varsity Choir Concert singing and playing a song by Neil Diamond called Lonely Looking Sky. Cathy also per- formed another solo, Nights are Forever Without You, at the Varsity Band's Night of Enter- tainment. CZJ Rhonda Anderson, Treasurer of N.H.S. gives a speech at induction. TREASURE EA CH MOME T 31 x Jack Burnette 592 Robert F. Calhoun Corrine Callaway Charles W . Carnillen Robert L . Carmack C13 Lisa McCoy gazes out the window and wonders what will be ahead of her. 425 Swedish exchange sut- dent Anders Westermark has been at Woodhaven for one year and was liked by all the students. . gow, 'iii L Q, 4 sd V 'S' :iLlV a- 4 lr' Ernest A. Casacca Mary A. Clay Martha Conley Q 9.1, FRIE DSHIP FOREVER Richard J . Conz Renee Coop Deborah A. Copeland cr Janice L . Craig Emi ' 1-4 W f' X X X Richard A. Crooks 55911112 EJ Ronald I . Crooks N , , James Cox rik-x Stephan S . Cutrona ga f The Senior All-Night Q, U' wf g turned out to be a success. C 'C ' Uma Pictured L. to R. are Sen- ll iors Mike Gamble, Kevin Walters, Parker Wade, and Greg Powell. A TIME TO WORK ily Miyuki Masuda, an exchange student from Japan, very eager to get all her work done. She's looking up a word in her diction- ary, translating English into Jap- anese. 123 Cyndi Loggins looking very serious . -'N' f, .,,,. 4'-' .ff . . -:fri 1 tv w his ' . X B49 ' , . 'PW '-V ' rg ' I l r' . - r ' an IS Thomas A. Dayfield James Deerrnan Mark I . Dell Linda M. Dicks . 6 fa x rf-:F-,f .fr V E' ,j 1 - 4 . v K'-' , . .V Mary J. DiMartino Frank M. Duncan Anna J. Eberhardt Diane I. Ewing D A TIME TO PLA Y Kathy Felps Macivzillgzogte James A . Forsythe LeeAnn Gale Ti QI Q17 Ron Gully playing the clari- net, at the spirit assembly. C25 Bill Womack, Stepping Out. C33 Kathy Horne shining her smile. aa -I 1.1--1-I' W E1-.1 T2. ...-'.!'- ,.,.!' -.v 1 -.-Q-- x Q L . 'R'- 4, , f . 1, I Q, -1- 1 Michael Gamble Dunne M. Grahn Donald E. Gray Robert A. Gray SE IOR AREALWA Y Kellie Hamilton Donna I . Harmon A15 Don Harabedian shows ris strength and endurance as he does his pushups for Lrack practice. C23 Bill Womack and Parker Wade both have the munchies at the Senior A11-Night Party. Parents donated assorted salads, chicken, sloppy joes, and many other deli- cious foods to eat. fy: ii' CLOWNINGAROU D Mark A. Hensley Anthony R. Herk Vicki L. Hilliker Shirley Hines fOneyD gi V A V Dawn A . Hogue Cathy Holt C15 Senior Varsity Cheer- leader, Donna Richardson, smiles as she cheers for one of the last times at Woo- dhaven High. C29 Mark Lixey, Charles Camilleri, and Ron Gulley, showing their spirit and yelling their hearts out at one of the football games. GRAD UA TION NEARS - V so t Q Donald W. Johnson Q13 Terri Petoskey can't wait until graduation. C23 Mark Hensley, Sandie Swirles, Gary Schimmel, at the all night party. C33 Rhonda Anderson and Linda Dicks talking over college plans. D A I. ' n 3 ,janty J in 3' llif XX I tsl. 1,-'J ,, hw. B ': 'Fm . 1 ..-ff: 1 --I' X Q ' I In u S . XY N X ll Fr, I V 1 ,X -girjt Douglas C . Johnson 'xv U. 4 , I - t at at J. Karen E. Johnson Patricia A. Johnson F l J Broderick Jones Susan Jones ,gait l , t at 'ff . ,iz TICIPA TIO GROW STRONGER 295 'US tl! l 'rar' Katherine A. Horne David I. Horvath Teresa L. Howell F 'Il , 'M ix? sa kt Ur V 'll l 1 Dora J. Jenson P434 - - C11 Denise Bentley waits patiently for school to get out. C25 Mr. Champ- nella waiting for some- body to come in his office. Q33 Donna Rich- ardson doesn't often pose. This was her last chance. SENIORS PARTICIPA TE Mark Kellar Terry B. Kirkpatrick Kathleen L. Kiss Kurt A. Knittel J . , . A., 1 .':, ' - t Nancy A. Konarske Margaret S. LaBe11e 5 s i C15 Rob Calhoun is pictured here up to bat at one of their Annapolis games. C25 George Tebo and Rick Conz stand at the edge of the mat watching one of their teammates trying f to pin a man., b- :Qi Donna LaBreque, White Machelle J. Lester , .2 I MANY Q Margaret R. Logiudice William Majors Lisa K. McCoy Catherine McEachran SPORTS l Cheryl A. Little Tami L. Little S4 Mark W. Lixey Cynthia L. Loggins if gui flj Russ Kunhals, the only senior on the boys tennis team. returns the ball with a smashing forehand . C25 Ed Holubeck. a varsity baseball player, looks on with disgust at one of the many baseball games. MEMORIES TO EVER LOSE Charles E . McKissack if 115 Kenneth R. Myers C11 Peggy LaBel1e sits outside for lunch with her pants rolled up, tak- ing it easy. Q25 Ed Holu- beck takes time out from his work in the library to pose for a picture. x a Larry M . Manders 'semi x Thu Bi Hoa Nguyen IC? David Paul Martinez Miyuki Masuda 1 f' YN-v-7 1 Q t is 57 x Mary Ann Nichol Dale R. Niesen bc fi, .f1'?'fff,g' . .T-rr HARI G SECRETS N Angela M. Oliverio, Lynn M. Pascuzzi I i'5 'Ch ,x-I :V fx fm f . IL.. Terri E. Petosky Gregory S. Powell Terry A. Patten Maria C. Perez Alfred Price Q D i T 7 Carrie E . Pritt C15 Terri Petoskey grins at the camera. C23 Linda Dicks and Lisa McCoy sitting in their Senior Lounge talking girl talk and sharing secrets. M EM ORIE OF in , W ,,A ga., . 'R 1 w .J tAf,-.- ' in 2 ' f 1': t'-ff If Keith B. Proffitt Irene R. Reyna Sandra Reyna Donna L. Richardson Cath1een'Ridener Sara L . Roach X Z C13 Linda Tramel works on cheering for her last basketball game at W.H.S. Q25 Alan Topolewski, Broderick Jones and teammates talking over their next play. 56 OUR LAST YEAR C13 Some of Woodhaven football fans who cheered the team on through good and bad. KZD Rick Conz leaving the mat after a wrestling meer. Linda Ruiz Thomas Scheffler Nu Gary L. Schimrnel Cindy L. Simmons Q , a 2,5 'W P -Pifqigsagnh, ini.. J i Max,- wqvg- 2 , I u U 1 X Wai Tony B . Simpson Anthony Sirhan SENIOR LE D V is? -. ir' 'P 1 . 4 fkvl F Hi Phyllis Skene Denice M. Solak Lawrence A. Sprietzer Linda M. Steinman 'K n N 1 UT' . Thomas I. Stenger Q15 Diana Arthur M.C. at the spirit assembly. C23 Bob Gray and Roy Vogler get- ting ready for the senior trip. C33 Cathy McEachran going somewhere . 58 Qis Sandie A. Swirles Kevin Tallion George Tebo Q y D AHELPI GHA D 1-'tn' Denise K. Tillman Alan L. Topolewski Linda L. Tramel Ruby I. Vanover Q -1 .l Roy G. Vogler Patricia M. Voight Parker D. Wade Renee M. Waeghe F4 . Aj L, 'xqorousf ' . ,,,.'l nm 9.4.1-1-a-f - ,,, N1 ag ,.,..g.,.-.ani-I G .Q i C15 Greg Powell reaching out to shake his oppo- nent's hand. Q25 Sherrie Williams taking it easy. P?-. E X 1 S: '51-I PASS. y ' 1 rf4 1 '1 1 The senior class of 1977 went to Day- tona Beach, Florida for their senior trip. C17 Diana Arthur anxiously board- ing the bus for Florida.. Q25 A group of students stop loading long enough to pose for a pictQ 433 Ernie Casacca sits patiently onwhis suitcase waiting for the busses to arrive. FUNIN THESU , , . 'S David L Wurts Henry A Yenkel Michael! Zubor W. The senior trip to Daytona was a great success. Q11 Sitting around the pool deck soaking up the sun and clowning around are Linda Tramel and Doug Johnson. Q29 Sponsor, Mr. Charles Ash, trying to take a snooze on the bus ride home. C33 A group of seniors horsing around on the bus ride home. C43 The days of Daytona are gone forever but the memories will linger forever. Pictured here are the seniors unloading after a 26- hour bus ride home . We ve only Just begun to live White lace and promises A kiss for luck and we re on our way Before the rising sun we fly So many roads to choose We start out walking and learn to run And yes we ve Just begun Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way Talking it over just the two of us Working together day to day Together And when the evening comes we smile, So much of 11fe ahead We 11 find a place where there s room to grow, And yes. We've just begun. WE'VE ONLYJUSTBEGU Vl C15 Linda Tramel and Donna Richardson chat about the Senior Class trip. C23 Linda Dicks works hard on her class work. C33 Cathy McEachran sings her heart out. W SE IOR MOCKELECTIO Class Brownies ---- Sweetest ------- Prettiest Hair --- Most Talented ---- Quietest ----------- Prettiest Girl ------ Most Handsome Guy Best Build ---------- Nicest Set of Wheels Most Ambitious ----- Party Goers -------- Biggest Mouths ---- Flirts ----------- Hall Roamers --- Friendliest ------ Best Personality --- Most Popular ------ Best Boogiers ---- Cutest Couple --- Best Dressed --- Nicest Smile ---- Most Spirited -------- Class Athletes ----------- Most Likely to Succeed --- Betty Co-ed. Joe Co1lege--- Class Jokers -------------- - - - - - -Mary DiMartino , Tony Herk - - - - - -Manena'Perez , Doug Johnson ----------------------Pat Johnson ----Cathy McEachran , Dave Martinez - - - - --- - - -Tami Little , Dale Niesen ------------Corrine Callaway -------------------Rick Crooks --- -Lynn Pascuzzi , Ralph Brunsink - - - - - - -Terri Petoski , Mark Hensly ---------------Karen Bumbul , Doug Johnson - - - - - - - - - - - -Rhonda Anderson , Alan Topolewski ----Diane Ewing , Diana Arthur , Larry Sprietzer ------------------Patti Johnson, Ron Crooks -----------------Pat Voight, Keith Proffit ---- - - -Linda Tramel , Rick Conz - - --Jan Craig , Terry Kirkpatrick -- - - - -- -Pat Johnson , Ron Crooks - - - -Linda Tramel , Broderick Jones - - - - - - Cyndi Loggins , Kurt Knittel - - - -Lisa McCoy . Broderick Jones - - - - - -Vicki Bienek , Mike Zubor --- - -- --Pat Johnson , Doug Johnson - - -Peggy Labelle , Chuck McKissack - ----- - ---Linda Dicks , Ron Crooks - ---- - --Linda Dicks , Tony Herk -- - -Diana Arthur , Bill Womack 5 , , -4 ! ,J L 3 4 I-','- ii, : j3du'T'Q, ' ' -x 4? I Wg n 1-0 Clj Class Flirtsz Patti and Ron. C25 Most Likely to Suc- ceed: Linda and Ron: Party Goer: Rhonda: Class Joker Diana. C35 Most Athletic: Chuck at bat. C17 Rick and Ron Crooks C25 Lisa McCoy C35 Karen Bos- sick C43 Miyuki Masuda C53 Don Harabedian Q63 Diane Arthur CU Jeanie Gray' A 43, LONG WA YBABY vi- -I i. IQI A V A V Q13 Roy Vogler C23 Anders Olaf Q35 Linda Dicks C43 Karen Bumbul C57 Sherrie Williams Q65 Denise Till- man C73 Donna Richardson an 4 surf 1 5, f ,5,l1'r , Pi -i s 'r 'i4 w. J 'BJ . '-. o 1- 3 K A -H' -A fun' a.'!1',Q C19 Margaret LaBe11e 123 Maena Perez Q33 Dunnd Grahn Q45 Angela Oli- verio C53 Mark Hensley C63 Eric Muelhoefer ' .'53:x, 1 Q E - M' FV if .. MJ F fb, ' Q. : V ' QU. .aaizg-C b- '17 s ' 'a 1' T41 'N fjmgfiaagn -aa- X A 0 AA 5 - 2 ' .1 J: 'Q- nb Aiiffftgfi ,- Z! H B xr V , L.. .L ',-x ' e is I A , V N . V . 1 1 Y I . yi , I . . M . X fl E it . A A is L Q' fr 1 Q D f . If t Ol 1 V . 5 i , 3' I .-., Aan.. A j. AV.l1 .V ,-ig lrgizl x ' 1 - e l . ' i I A 5 ' Q' Q 's ,fi C19 Kathy Felps Q23 Cheryl Anderson Q39 Pat Johnson C45 Greg Brown C55 Linda Tra- mel 463 Rhonda Anderson CU Dave Martinez C89 Cyndi Loggins C95 Vickie Bienick pf X - fivfk fyv 'V ' fi! .iigfxfx s. X x-. W il ., I ', Al :SL , ' E' H 'Cf' I . 4 ' 1 'C 1. Y 1 - 7 -'P' scsi' 4 ' ' E ml f' a if ,- T V -N A. J '-'QQ . hh . 4 QM J' iff n 2 Q Yi I n C13 Corrine Callaway C23 Terri Petosky C35 Tony Herk 145 Terry Patten C59 Diane Ewing gm Mn... W g KK LFM1-wiv Q am d bt 0x as . -- T xj, 1-., fl' .- fzdrmgy V-...fp--li Y '.iE.g',g g5i fgpffgmfz ,,,,:. 155.5 -X :fav vf:,. ,uf -:v ,f .f -5 -. mlm- ..v, sm:-1' --'-vigrx :A-W A -gang, .Ear 1' li! f:f,g.-fS:,- ggir.Qa1'j + V - . 1:1 yL'::.1L', Fesfv' V335 ' ri X'QF'x I i'i x ' 'MEN f , 1'5 W, '13, 'ff'- X, -'Xiu u '41 e' ' -I ' ' U 1-Q... If--'A ,fit 5 ,gin -1 Q in .mfg-Q-1: l ,TT,, V- -. fl LW-, ' iii :iw ir W J agf, 1 ,xx '41, n2g..z A ,,, ,WH my-.- 55 lf 571.-3? , fur, A gfga. Ag: ' - gf V 7 ' 1 ' ig ' A , ,A m 4 - 5 1 ' Z - Y ,S ,Qo- Q A Aj, , Fi. , .V, me xl L 10' S.- N , I z l 5 X ' , 5 6 -. U Er. 'iii 1. V ga Jfigq' 'ina 'h vi ig : . .v .wwe - -1-- .215- 1 v ,- r v-in Mike Affleck Brigitte Alexander Dottie Anthony Toni Arlington Ken Asbury Larry Bader Terry Bagget Mike Banko Jill Bastien Paula Bathurst flj Maria Wuerzinge takes time out from her hard work in newspaper, to pose with a smile. C25 Ron- nie Martin sits wait- ing for class to end, slides back in his chair, and is caught by surprise. Cathy Bearden Ruthann Beck Robin Bentley Karen Bliss Lori Bock Bob Breedon Mike Burkhart Bob Callaway Kathy Canjo Torn Caskey . .X lx is N bfi- I fr 1 2.-'JK '-11-15 , f-J .aux FV! 41 I W I' .L-11 Q wi' , 1 V-TP t, S :fi 1 i ,Q fl 'xx 552-57, 1 F 5- . , af La'i fu' f. 'll A tl X, ef-' ' tt 3 V ' - 1 XY ' - fx. 'ZQQQQLQULL X yr 'im i Ziff! i . JV g W J K-3.-: I '- xii?-A ma X l ' as A ' y ii ! 5'1?: A 0 J 1 L it wh A ..M-f- ,T ' ,J v V ' .ugly O 'S' i fi r t V 1 .sfk rss- A di is Q J-me .tl QA Shelley Caverly Jim Caygill Gina Chicarelly Carol Childress Mark Chrzanowski Sue Cronon Mike Culp Bruce Dauzy Mary Dayfield Bill Dever C13 Gina Lillard and Kay Ripple are in the library discussing the day's activities. C25 This year the Juniors sold socks, among other items to raise money for the class. Bev McClain is selling them on her lunch break. Vicki Domogala Dave Duncan Glenda Dyer Stewart Elder Jeff Emeigh Linda Everitt John Ewing Patti Fedrigo Carl Finny Jeannette Fordor Linda Frazzini Donna Ganon Thersa Garland Eric Garrison Tim Gering + ., ' .- -' f S .- E . Ygxt. on A C13 Lori Yenkel well aware of what's going on. Q25 Before eating a hearty meal, Kathy Snyder proudly shows off her class ring. C33 Heather and Patti in the hall on 50's day. Jeff Giese Tim Gray Donna Grega lv Mike Grose Tony Grimes K l . it A A -1 1. Jerry Hagerman Lori Hagopian Anita Hall Tony Hamer Kevin Hamilton t ' , G23 W sr 'tix J 33' , MN- fu , V ' n l Diana Harrison ,WV ,A gl 'Q A Bill Hartzell 1 l ' Y-t 5 A t Iirn Head f ' M- A A -! , ' ff i Bob Henderson 'fl' ,A y X H Leslie I-Iogue Y A 'f N , A QT f 1 N J l l A A F, , nf .UQ JUNK au ' . 'J . Nx . H 413 Linda Supple standing outside HP ,, . , watching a tennis league meet. C23 lin ' Lori Ha o ian turns around with a bi cttw. A 3 P 3 if .4 -F-,sm smile. C35 Becky Menter and Kevin . A . - l dj, H Hamilton in lab for chemistry. g',,,+'f'f'1 '-wsffl v . .' l. W 1 PQMLQH .gl 1 . 1 .l r lie it-5 '1 igfxfiq X X E . i.'S K K.1 - A VIAQAY ' I .Lv If - I I 6 t. 5:51 sr V. 1 v 'H I il :g f N- , A' tv, . f 'FFT' i'n,,, ffl? Q ,h . 1 t z-Ei V335 X1 'EEA ' dlpiv . i ,gM ,, s U , V 4 f - A A x N It A .4 . ,X X ii N Annette Holaski - 'Qi 1 Roger Holland Q A ' Heather Hollinsworth f Tracy Horne , V i fig Sheila Howard L Z I Tammy Howell N f Debbie Hulderman ,. PA Tim Jacobson 'flfff ' Vicki Justice Donna Kincaid I KI E B T. f Bill Kurtzhals Guy Kveen Michele LaBe11e Peter LaBe11e Frank Lambert Dawn Langlands Denise Lavictoire Sung Kyo Lee Michelle Lucarelli Debbie Lukitsch Eleanor Lupfer Gary Madej Mark Madej Leona Manning Debbie Marks Li ff, J vfxlf 0 . ' -' , .F my aa'ee .gunman ' iw ,d,,d' xxivi ,. S-A11 f L C13 Here's Bob Callaway hoping to be able to at least hit the rim of the basket. C29 Renee Tomblin and Debbie Murphy are resting in the library, taking it easy for the day . -s W . qi 1 , ,.u- fl ? ,- QL-. .uh ' P' A vs 5 ' xg I 1 i ga, lx 9 Q 'N' A ' ,v i e ' ,f ,- A an ,X J E d , 9' 5127 Y,Z Qp1- , 1'5 'll bg. -' I 1 1 . I gf ,Emi . P' O A A C15 The typical Clara Meadows, always working and with a smile on her face C23 David Kinde, trying not to work hard. K . ., -14:4 VK' il 'bf' , -Q.: Q --.. Xx W V - xl 'A Q?-vb 'i gf ' W V A X'-595 tv?-V . 5 ' Y V9.7 s iff Ja n ' , ' ' --A X so f L in 1 V .f 1'7APS-if! , A 1 , if v I A l A A . P y y as 3294 9 KHEZFPW ' f' . . mrs! -it I 'S X - C Tif' rg 1,-f f2'?EA W 'ST-' nfl' Cheryl Marth Chuck Martin Ron Martin Greg Massey Cindy Matto Beverly McClain Teri McCullough Tony McDowell Cheryl McKinney Clara Meadows Elaine Meloche Becky Menter Wilbert Miller Iill Mitchell Paula Muelhoefer Debbie Murphy Ed Murphy Linda Myers Doug Nowland Carol Patterson C11 Jill Mitchell is relaxing in the library on 50's day, airing her feet and cooling her legs. C25 Georgeann Snode is con- centrating on her typing. C33 Laura Sprietzer is intently working on her shorthand hop- ing not to have any mistakes. C43 Portrayed here is the beau- tiful Bev McClain. V Diane Peterson Mark Petkovich Vicki Petosky Roberta Pichan Susan Palmmer 76 I l Q- Colleen Quinn Tim Reaid Charles Rebandt Placido Reyna Kay Ripple F 24. F ,fx QL C15 Leona is overjoyed to have this taken. C29 Shelly doesn't think typing is too bad, at least she's smiling. 431 Here's a nice profile of Dawn. My Denise is still holding on to her gum. Traci Ryan Terri Sacka Don Shimmel Erica Seborowski Debbie Sewell James Shannon Linda Shortridge Denise Sigler Evelyn Sirhan Rich Smith C13 Dou Nowland as he relaxes from a hard school day. Q25 Tim Reaid looking very awake. C35 Debbie Luk- itsch, whoops, wrong locker room. Q45 Bri- gitte Alexander trying not to smile but just can't hold it back. Kathy Sobolak Laura Sprietzer Lorrie Starr Karen Stenger Diana Streetman 78 'ill' ,. argl Q It 4 fl '1 K' 4 f J' N 'nl-rg ,A-1. fl Linda Supple Mark Theobald Chuck Thiverge Carl Trader Frank Treece C13 Brigitte Alexander thinks the Juniors are number one. 121 Mic- helle Lucarelli is busy working for Mr. Gulyas. Q33 The students in Miss Freshwater's algebra class are looking very enthused. C43 Karen Stenger shows her spirit with a smile. 'NX fax um r kqki XLZFTTV K... .J LJQF14.-pf-qt-I 1, , H M 'E W ' M ,A ' M 1' b -' U f.-' UL' ' 'U 5-gi , ,Qi -s, Ma- - . ' -7-s'v'!x'1AA,, .,.u6-'S' .a Q49-1 ' 'L' A 'U + n xffsi X 1 'ffff 5- W W df'Jaf'!F 2 ig, . QirF.a5qi,'f71 f?f ' V M r is fer HHM5 ,, . -f:Tfu!T.'?Z-. T' ' fn-Q ,,.-.,.z i - vll ly! P'-YA V. I . 'I' inf-Qu'. - 9 Ti 3 if H .J' Z l af.: N-WQ'f 'Z at ,ii HA: Brian Turner Mary Truskowski Michelle Verloove Cindy Warren Kevin White Phil White 1 - 1' ' 'fi Kevin Williams Dave Winter v f Andrea Wojtkowiak 1 l Ronnie Woods l - in-s f .. 1, 134312- .9 FQ 'M 4' , r ' w , F I J L .hy A 24,12-. V A , .1 5 . ' s Ltd fi . bb! I' 1 Maria Wuerzinger F -I Patty Wurts P x , ct Lori Yenkel 1 - Olivia Zahara I V 1 Ted Zavadil A , N gf 'i C15 Ronny can't be lifting too much weight, he's too busy smiling for the photographer. 425 Phil White thinks his dinner was finger lickin' good, or is he sucking his thumb? Q37 Look out Woodhaven, here we come! B0 W. 2' .ug I Y ,NN I- I ' V v Wtuco. +'6'i:1,t'l Diane Zoratti Janet Zubor X 'w-' ' . , 4 9:- 41- M 4 ,M 17, 5-ff gal sire i he YT? X Donald Allen Paul Burgess Alan Burnette Robert Bush Brenda Caldwell Donna Carver Doug Engel James Fayz Roy Frazier Keith Frost Donna Downs Ed Herr Terri Hilliker Louis Hoffman Eric Hart Inae Kim NOT PICTURED David Kinde Ralph Kinder Karen Kirby Marty Klein David Kruso David Kurtzhals Craig Leitch Gina Lillard Rita Logothetis Debbie Mills Frank Mitchell Clifton McKinney Ronnie Mullins Andy Novinger Scott Orr Paula Palik Kenneth Palmer Terry Pappas William Porter John Putz Joseph Rogers Leo Poole Sherry Solo Timothy Wild William Zerbst Norman Zoratti Connie Wurts William Affleck Joyce Akers Lynn Anderson Kim Andrews Mary Andzelik Marrlynn Arambasich James Bailey Robert Batz John Beaudrie Tina Beaudrie Bob Benedeui Jeff Bennette Sherry Berecz David Bielic Tammy Bonds Terri Braden William Breedon Susan Brimmer Melisa Brooks Pam Brooks WK C1 IDs C15 Joyce Akers raking time our for a casual smile. C23 Kim I and Jackie distracted from their work. r e I Q P' , I, A. ' ., 1 2 . A, -.,. L- J I 17'-s ,, WM- ' X-, ' ' J Jr f ' V q A M, . ' J 4 , V V Pam Brown Karl Bumbul Kevin Bumbul James Burton Tony Cambell Curt Cappuccilli Fernanda Capraro Janet Cole Pat Coleman Susan Comeford Rhonda Coop Jackie Cox Kellee Cragin Joyce Croteau Glaydes Culver Nancy Curry Andrea Curtis John Dakroub John Daugherty Deanna DeAnge1is C15 Oh my' I thought rt was a French fry. Q23 Patrick Monroe Mike Deerman Debbie Deskovitz Pamela Domogala Glenn Drobot John Dryden Gary Dupuie Karen Eaker Rennee Etchill Daniel Ewing Alice Faries C15 Michele Han- non listening intently to Miss Virgis's first hour Values in Litera- ture Class. C25 Dave Roach patiently waiting for the bell to rin for lunch in Miss Frost's 3rd hour Values in Litera- ture Class. Deborah Fedrigo Dolores Felps Linda Flores April Forella Barbara Forsythe Elizabeth Forsythe Jamie Forsythe Nancy Foster Cindy Fredrick Victoria Gamble Jeffery Geirman Edmund Giles Lori Gillem Mark Gomez Jennifer Grahn Kathy Lee Hahn Micheal Hannon Robert Harabedian James Harden Denise Harmon C17 My name is Chuck Zahara, age 16, rank is a student. Q23 My love letters are always this interesting, Chris. 1 Dawn Harrison Carolyn Herr Ricky Hilliker Chris Hodge Ed Hosler Celeste Izworski Madilyn Jacobson Maria James Cindy Johnson Daryl Johnson il Sandra Johnson Candy Jones Loretta Kaiser Jenny Kendall Janet Keskeny Inryong Kim Joe Kinney Kimberly Kirkpatrick 1961-1976 Karen Kiss Michael Klein John Kleisinger Brenda Klingensmith Gerald Knoch Mark Kohne gnu x Mark Konarski . 'WEL C15 Put both feet in and shake 'em all about, and do the Hokey Pokey! C21 Joe Maynard showing us what a hard guy is? 86 6 Af. dr 1 Mmm lm 'UD' '5- .JJ 'wr Jim Kozlowski Sue Krausch Holly Krusac David Labadie Tammie LaBe11e ii I ? - I KN Z. fit' Paul Lafountain Anthony Laurain Timothy Laurain Kim Lee Ronald Leyland Rick Light Douglas Little Beth Loeckner Fred Loggins Terry MacDone11 77 F 1 fly Holly Krusac takin time out from her studies to crack a smile. 127 What if this thing was dissecting us. WQIIP' -,-, DT 'E C15 I thought they called it food, what will they call it next? C23 John Sarappa , the teacher said push not pull! Anne Majlinger Dave Majors Kevin Mann Brian Martin Joseph Maynard Sharon McCune Wanda McDaniel ,dv P , ,- Vw if gn 1 .- Q x 21. 'ww 1,1 ' X Y .1 - 1 6 i -wif ' o bi - 'sky f ,,.r 7 A fr 2 W A H ,wg ..lf:,',9, 1--, . 1 'MAF5-QV t,,at .ff t ,ff B177 4 , ' ... ' 4? ' 'VD .. I l' 4 Bill McKee I y vi ,J Cherise McMahon ' uf: wif R- Veronica McMenamy , x I. Neil Meloche ' Vicky Miller M Cathy Molnar .-.. ' Scott Moss 'gi-' r Laura Mur hy V ' f ' P 3 r ' -X 4 'Wg N X ELIC. 88 ff at I .4 R QQ' .L FV u ft 1 1 mf Y- I x. ,I - J t ' A K. XJ, fa , . ns ' 3 ff U-fu, lf gfmalli rn. 'ww gf'--11 'x A, , :fy w h .ax 443 x l .1 ,.1j A L. A C13 Chuck Taylor exhausted after reading in Eco-Lit. C25 Jerry Legg concentrating in Architectural Drawing. mutt,-8 5, in x lbs in-1' ' IK K-7- .A TW! 'ti iw NA 'x 4, J' Tim Neville Shelly Nichols Laura Nix Joanne Olson Randy Ortolan Larry Overdorff Dean Paczewitz Nancy Pascuzzi Mark Pellerito Bruce Parham Donna Phipps Monica Pigott Kenneth Polin Shirly Poole Randall Ports x E ' ' EMM N : QV' : 7 r HH' Valerie Poublon Brenda Powell Karl Preiss Barry Queen Kimberly Rajecki David Ray Bob Reaume Chris Rebandt Donna Reeves Julie Repp C13 Crndy Johnson taking ume out from school for photogra M phy C23 Did you say you know her? Beryle Reyna Gary Richardson Darrin Ridener Darlye Ridener Terry Rock '59 Eric Rossol Cassie Russo dl, Tim Ryan JoAnne Salisbury John Sarappa Thomas Saville Karen Savonna 1 Annette Scarton Janet Smith Linda Snyder V V L X -, A S, 4' .-ff . x'5. C15 Jim Bailey is writing a letter to his mother about being homesick. C23 Students during independent study. Laura Sobolak Mark Stefko Bob Stein Paul Stier Brian Storace . Y , . Gregory Straub Vicky Streetman Ann Sullivan Timothy Swirles . 334:55 1? RUN Y-.-I 'fs X TV'-M -1 f N :E X , . ' . ' Q., I-.. '-' ,Ari -,-.. ,1 . .4 ' -2. ii'V?.'? s., 1511.1 HT :S-5 r A, .,,,.:vJ g N-1:5 .-. z'P'i-' 1' .n - .'1.w::,. L rf .. ...V . ,1w.w-t R77 N 'TV 'i 2.259 gn 1.4. 1 3 ': 0--.,, WJ, C13 Brian, heavyweight champion, lifting 25 pounds. C23 Sandy Johnson, this must be the first test. 135 Ann Sullivan showing her spirit at a school game . .5 iw 1 Chris Sword Selena Tackett Charles Taylor John Tebo Robert Theobald L I ION- CTA L- 'V STAIQTK, 95 1' . x W' X X. ,.,, , N, Donald Thomas Elmer Thomas Matthew Ticknor Kenneth Traeder Bill Tucker lb JW 1 ii 'n 9' Cf, .A . , -L, pgs. L .t HV I M.. T f ', Q, XX I wi: 'X ff fr AV 1 K i xx -,X-, x b TN 1 , ,I X . . n I, my 'ug-r X Q XX X ' M or or xy V x y, fy Q I-:ga y M J N 1. .-I f 3 , C15 Sophomores follow your nose, wherever it goes. C21 Sue ,Comeford concentrating hard in Mrs. Bia1czyk's typing class. C39 Gourmet Gary Dupuie eating his taco. Dawn Turner Joy Ulrich Mary Valor Rebecca Vanover Terry Vick ., T 3 x T7 e X I Carol Vincinty Robert Wainio Rhonda Ward Mark Warren Jeff Washelewski Carole Weeg Susan Weihmiller Kevin West David Whaley Robert White ef' V V Q13 Donna Reeves preparing for the Homecoming March. CZQ Bob White and Scott Whitey hard at work in their class. C33 Nancy says. Food is finger licking good! 4, i Q, .. Q ,. YQ 1 VA t xv- W 1 iii' YP Hi Vi E Scott Whitey 3 A Karen Whitley 4, ' Linda Wiggle -.... I. Marianne Williams if Lori Word 4 . HQ la, A 'X , '- K, ' Vicki Wright Tammy Yenkel Charles Zahara V V mi 'F'1F! LCJYQ' 'ig 'V I ID Q C19 Students line up, waiting impatiently for their class rings. C21 Rhonda and Pam busy during class. 433 Cathy Mol- nar, frustrated and all still going. 95 Keith Adamson Leta Adkins Leanard Anthony Kerry Barber Jerry Barley Lynn Blackburne Timothy Brownly Bryon Bulchak Elaine Burgess Brenda Calhoun Cynthia Calhoun Tammy Casino Jamie Chuby Brenda Chinavere Gina Cicearelli Jeff Cieslak Darlene Coffee Mike Courtney Dean Cousins Al Crosby Terry Dancer Terri Danko Pat Debolt Annette Demelis Emil Demelis Bill Desjardins John Domigan Michael Fabiszak Christina Forest NOT PICTURED LIST Dale Forth Pamela Foster Mike Gardiner Randall Gentry Sharon Gibson Kim Giese George Goins Bob Gottschalk Daniel Grahm Joe Gray Mark Gregary Tony Grosso Marsh Hamilton Dolores Harmon Beth Harrington Dave Harrison Jim Hogan Julie Hoover Lisa Howard Rhonda Hunt Philip Johnson Julie Johnston Kim Jones Tammy Jaborn Marge Karbacz Janet Keskeny Mark Kingsley Laurie Kotcher John Kovach JoAnne LaRonde Edward Lazar Anthony Leonard Gerald Legg Marty Lester Karen Lillard John Livernois Larry Lovell Keith Lynn Robert Lynn Bob Marks Elaine Mills John Monroe Charles Montgomery Jennifer Morgan Patrick Munroe John Nettles Sue Nettles Tammy Osborn Chris Parish Patrick Parker Donald Pepper Ronald Pepperack Connie Perry Petter Pitz Leo Priechland Mark Reeves Robert Renedetti Luisa Restako Betty Reynolds Sandy Richardson Shelly Richardson David Roach Karen Roberts Jeff Rushing Linda Schmittov Gordon Schopper Jeff Scott Kim Siewert Tim Simpson Janet Smith Jay Snyder Doug Sollars Robert Solo John Stein Robert Stine Rick Stradtner Donald Thill Alicia Thomas Kathy Underwood Maureen Wagner Kathleen Weiss Justina Wiggins Nathen Wilding Shari Zeimer v 6 t 1 y e .4 A .MX Tc' sr' Q? X1 t .mmol i 'If-:vu iii X 'i' -fir Dawn Abbott Diana Adams Jim Affholter Bob Alleshouse Debbie Anderson 1. 7 I A Karen Anderson F' f - Terry Anderson if f'3: A , Brian Andrews . Q Robert Ashcroft Q ' A 5 ' Patricia Babcock f 5 T 1 ,lr j Y .93 'QM , B A , ' ,- 1 Margaret Bacon .y 'W' K-13 I -11 Marty Bacon '--y . X ' B 9 I Kathy Baron -v 'V f L , .i A' Phil Batz K '- A H -f ' . '5 5 A Liz Bearden s i 995771 , f j 5f-I . ,. e ' J 'YI-19 -AUM li cf iii? Brenda Beck 'K ' Mike Bellaire Lee Ann Benedetti Kim Bennett Robin Bennett ff-T ig.- if-v X at 4- 113 Freshmen lead a hard life! C25 Freshmen are showing their spirit by accompanying their float in the Homecoming fx parade. f.M. 2f-- if Regina Bentley Cindy Bieniek Doug Bock Kim Brock Tim Brooks BX Mike Brown Doug Brownlee Mike Bumbul Elaine Burgess .mt Sf?-y 7 , . v 'RQ-4 1 .-fx rr gfbll Chris Burke . rg , W I C15 Back to the old drawing board. C21 Karen Anderson and Ioan Witkowski in Foundation class. 481 At least it's better than a school lunch. 447 You mean we really won? 98 x x . W. Wt' . Y A .1 X.. , 3 I T.. x W , V I. , ,W ,fav 1 q 0. 'P 4.1 A 'F 1 ' L., Doug Burke 'N A' Rachal Burkhart Dawn Cadaret 'E ' xt? Cindy Callaway Vicky Callicoat x +. Giancarlo Capraro ' Qu Janette Caskey Nancy Caskey Liane Clemmer Sheri Coffman .a , .,...y ll I . y uv- -7, YW 'lil 5 l' , . A C15 Biology bores me! C23 Wow man, these headphones really I 51.111, kick out the jarnms. C35 How can Farrah Fawcett refuse me K V' 6 A1.f.Qf'.,,-fi' .ui - r x 'N ' App, s 1, E 'En-:fi 4. - :ff ' ' ' ' L ' V , .,,. '- ,'- N-In ff' ., .f-' J ..A'KL,.Jt ,, . X now? C43 Karen Johnson is enjoying class? I ? Kim Coffman Cheryl Conz Mark Cooley Rod Coop John Corn Brenda Courtney Michele Cragin Karen Cronan Bob Culp Brian Daley Lonnie Daniels Sheri Daugherty Dave Davis Judy Deskovilz Karolyn Desmond Henry Rebandt, Brenda Beck, Diane Lukitsch, Michele Cragin, Lisa Orr, and Phil Logotheiis, along with other fellow freshmen, hoped to take first place in the Home- coming float competi- rion but cou1dn'1 top the seniors. Rosemary Diegel Ingrid Duckworth Ronald Dye Pam Engel Mark Evans 100 if s . --'L 4 , A if i IV!! qv wg, 'NA +04 .hx . .rv 12 jig! Fifi I no ' rn. , Nfvg-.lk - 1-I N,k'3,f' Q ,Q I'- ik- 5? -,f ' -ii 1 . ff QM' TTT?- ff' h 1111 r , 9 .'f.'9'.41 if x-1 fm N .. .5 , . 1,4- ma y , f 1 , i ,'- i,-,, . kyle' V 91,7 . , v 1, if Bernice Everitt Mike Farernouth Tammy Faries Connie Fillie Sandy Flotte Bob Ford Gary Fornwald Dale Forth Sandy Foster Debbie Gajewski Doug Gamble Keith Garza Terri Giles Allan Goethe Paul Gottschalk C11 These girls, along with the rest of the class, are taking a few minutes to relax and look back on the fulfill- ing, educational. and fun hour they have just spent in Mr. Coleman's Zoology class. Kelli Graves Bob Gray Kim Grose Diane Halasz Bill Hammermeister Diane Harabedian Darlene Harmon Rhonda Hayes Mark Head Scott Hill Wendy Hogue Paul Holaski Liz Holcomb Dennis Hollingsworth Bob Jerrell Becky Johnson Karen Johnson Patricia Johnson Orvel Jones Tracy Jones Connie Justice Margie Kalman Lori Kellar Fred Keskenny Lori Kimbrough fly This class looks exciting! Q23 We should feel privileged, Vic, getting to shoot the rim with a Senior! J .JL .---12. AML WIN .-1' Q F .xx 1, E 1 N. S saw J QF? fb W r 'll -:af-' Lg Tammie Kimbrough Mark Kincaid Linda Kingsley Marlene Klein Jill Kleisinger George Knapp Kim Koffman Laurie Kotcher Leslie Kurtzhals Wendy Kunzhals Steve Langell Joyceann Lester Phil Logothetis Lori Long Larry Lovell Diane Lukitsch Robin Lupfer Frank Machcinski Harold Mango Dave Marcoux Q15 What class are we from? Why, advanced hall roaming, of course. C25 Phil Logothetis gives us one of those famous Hollywood smiles . ml, ir! Il 1 X M X - I C13 Sure, you can take my picture. C27 Bored , who me? Colleen Martin Stephan Martinez Arnold McCormick Barb McEachran Alice McKee Ken McKinney Bill McMenany Anna McTaggart Mike Miller Ginger Mosolo Joy Newsome Carolyn Novinger Monica Nunemaker Mike Oliverio Joe Olson Frances Owens John Palmer Beth Pascuzzi Anita Pauley Diane Pepper 104 Q l-,N ua X no lg, - l l - ,ff ' 5 . 4 N5 A .A P 'ix V - 4 f xx, V., .ig fd. fn 'V L': l . HV hi N 33.1 - ..F: 3'i ' X 1 -it 'R :uv- fizwi' L an , E? ffl ,. V. A H 1' A, 14 fir- : All C17 Yuk! Q23 Hey, I'm over here, says Abigail Mills J ici! ' I -SH - rw, cl' ' 444 A-'I r-- - - A4 4 V .1 ', -1:7 we., 35g Don Pepper Iohn Perry Kevin Peters Margie Perkovich Linda Phillips Diane Piesz Henry Rebandt Sue Reeves Kim Riggs Dan Ripple Vince Rossoll Kellie Ryan Bob Sajros Becky Salisbury Janette Salisbury Randy Salyers Romeo Samoy Judy Sancho Carol Schafer Karen Schimmel ,iid -fix, Misty Schubeck Kenny Sexton Tammy Siemers Dianne Sigler Colleen Simons Vic Skelly Tammy Small Jenny Smith Amy Snyder Gary Steele zf, P W xi H N ,ti A . u, ,. L I, iii gasp -yy. fl if C13 Please, help me get through the exercises and I just might j ,- dc, ,4-- ' make it. C27 Andrea s assignment for the day. 1 Barb Stenger Beth Straub Mark Straub Wally Tackett Dave Taylor Karen Temple Kathy Temple Brenda Thivierge Alisha Thomas Frank Ticknor l 4 -w...--- ' AL'.,.,,....,--- ' Tv ' . ,Lia ji- , ...- '. . 11' ' .n-54 , , Q1 'Y :VK hui , , Q99 fr- A v . A .-41 X fb' ar, Q .A i A X, Gloria Ticknor ' Connie Tillie ' . A -fx Tracy Toepfer ' Rene Tomlin -- Q-. .1 ' 11 al, -:iw as bl -f . x . 'rr 1 Barb Tillman 4 4 ' F t x Vx. s l, gl 5 c Richard Tonge Patricia Toth Bill Treece Sue Truskowski Bill Tucker l li C13 If the bell doesn't hurry up and ring, I'm going to fall asleep on my desk! C25 Don't I draw good! ?' X lift ' W 5 Q- D ' Phillip Turner -T ' ' r T' ' John Ulrich -3 I Kathy Underwood V Mike VanBuren . if -K Q X, Sue Vincinty T gif' T - I ' it J' 'g ., a XE. f- w. Sheila Warren Charles Way Brian Wayda .gy Dan Webster I an Weeg Xi IO7 Cindy Wilhite Greg Williams Marleen Wiseman loan Witkowski Sheila Woolfork Tim Asher Richard Bailey Marc Baldridge Karen Berry Cathy Best Sharon Bliss Cathy Brimmer Robin Bulchak Becky Castro George Clay Donna Cummings Diane Davis Phillip Dow Chrystal Forsythe Marylou Gibson Donald Heim Richard Hilton Elizabeth Jones Phillip Jones Rod Kastl . I- ,- ws 55?-je' NOT PICTURED Greg Keeter Kim Insook Yong Kim Michael Kohne Elizabeth Kuch Danny Lambert Chris Lange Steve Malinczak Patty McDaniel Kurt McMullen Darryl Miller Abigail Mills Ana Mojica Duane Moore Shari Newsome Lisa Orr Tamera Orr Tony Oullette Bill Owens Glenn Perry -9993 Cr' Nick Zahara Randy Petros Ken Pigott Peter Potestato Danny Ramey Tad Renard Billy Ridings Cindy Ryan Bill Shoemaker James Simpson Lowell Souders Bill Steele Gloria Tanner Barbara Tillman Bill Unsworth Bruce Vick Terri Vick Stanley Victor Mitchell Wolski lovita Wright Carl Zavalney 'S H di AJ Q . .fv z. vfgmgz, If 'ug Yi 1 i s Q . X if-3? fj,.-J v..- 4' ,- it 'i -1 fn -Q pf 3.1: ----Q --- thi --- Millllillil KKKKKKKKXKXKX , i QW 4 I Q Q!! i-J 95 -X., 5 H b X? , . X w . t p 'x .---,N -l V The Varsity Band's busy year began with an 8-day stay at band camp in late August. Then in early September they appeared at the annual U.of M. band day. December brought the Christmas program and the dedi- cation of the new auditorium. In May the band presented its first variety show with several band members presenting a wide variety of music, songs, dance, acts, skits, etc. The big event of the year for the band came in late May. They were invited by Walt Disney World to take part in a parade down Main Street in Magic Kingdom. In June came a parade for the Brownstown Township Sesquicentennial and the band banquet. All in all, the year was a total success for the band and we congratulate them. Q13 The band's Christmas program and the dedication of the new auditorium. C25 Mary and Sue Truskowski playing at the band's Christmas program. Q35 Band Members: First Row: Band Director Mr. Gross, T. Ryan, V. Bieniek, C. Callaway, L. Spritzer, P. Johnson, K. Ryan. Second Row: D. Lavicto- rire, L. Murphy, D. Reeves, M. Piggot, C. Callaway, T. Toepfer, S. McCune, D. Tillman, C. Bieniek, P. Babcock. Third Row: G. Masaggo, D. Halas, L. Long, I. Newsome, D. Langlands, M. Truskowski, R. Bently, E. Sirhan, L. Yenkel. Fourth Row: S. Truskowski, J. Deskovitch, J. Wickowski, L. Keller, T. Yenkel, L. Flores, C. Meadows, C. Zavaloney. Fifth Row: M. Pellerito, C. McEachran, J. Eber- hart, K. Baron, B. McEachran, K. Lillard, T. Forest, D. Harrison, L. Hagopian. Sixth Row: B. Turner, J. Salisbery, A. Mactag- gert, K. Shimmel, T. Simmers, K. Tem- ple, K. Temple, K. Grose, D. Paczewitz. Seventh Row: T. Grimes, D. Miller, D. Roach, K. Savona. M. Valor, D. Sigler, R. Ortolon, M. Affleck, T. Anderson. Eighth Row: R. Bently, M. Shoemaker, B. Ascroft, S. Hill, B. White, K. Garza, D. Moore, R. Theobald. H2 THE BA D r 15,4-r Q v A C13 Diana Harrison, Kellie Ryan, and Traci Ryan doing their part in the Christmas con- cert. C21 Dawn Harrison waiting patiently to march at half time. 135 A few of the band members after half time. C45 Kim Grose marches on, in the homecoming parade. C51 Traci and Becky say they're not too old for Santa. SKI CLUB HITS THE SLOPES G A E . A Thanks to many parents and sponsors, the Ski Club was a success. Many twisted ankles, sore legs, and frozen fingers were the results of the ski weekend to Boyne Mountain. The Ski Club had money raising projects such as selling fruit cakes, a 50-50 raffle, and working at Great Scott Supermar- ket. The money raised went towards the ski trips, and the weekend trip. Being a terrific year for snow, ski club mem- bers made good use of their trips to Alpine Valley and Mt. Brighton. fly Boyne Mountain Ski Lodge. C25 Mrs. DiMartino and Mary boarding the bus. C33 Bill Kurtzhals ready to attempt the bunny hill. C45 A few of the more advanced people from Woodhaven. You've come a long way! We are proud to see how well you all have progressed in skiing techniques. We will have experts next year. I. Pizzuti 114 : A s ft, ,S gs . l. .-' -4 WEDO ITALL FOR YOU The Student Council is a necessary organization within the school. It lets the student body voice its opinion in matters concerning the school. The Student Council traditionally sponsors activities throughout the school year. The accomplishments thus far have been Homecoming, The Turnabout Dance, Ecology Week, Spirit assem- blies, and various student exchange day with neighboring schools. The year is closing out as a successful one for the 1976-77 Student Council. C19 Pictured L. to R.: V.P.g P. John- son, Sponsorg Mr. Hill, Pres.: T. Ryan, S. Braden, Treasurer: B. McClain, M. Wuerzinger, Sec.g C. Meadows, T. Kirkpatrick, L. Bock, K. Felps, M. Stefko, S. Brirnmer, K. Ryan, K. Tallion, M. LaBelle, L. Sprietzer, C. Marth, C. Paterson, P. Fedrigo, D. Lavictoire, P. Johnson, D. Tillman, H. Krusac, R. Bennett, C. Conz, D. Fedrigo. 129 This ground is harder than I thought. Q35 You think this is easy, why don't you come try it? C43 I better not break my finger- nails. C59 Maybe I can dig to China. x ffi'gi Q-31,7-v, 'K' C15 Varsity Captain - Donna Richardson. Q25 Varsity cheer- leaders from left to right: Debbie Hulderman, Kay Ripple, Terri McCullough, Cheryl Marth, Donna Richardson, Patti Johnson, Dunne Grahn, and Linda Tramel. C35 J. V. Captain Sherry Berecz, Co-captain Jennifer Grahn. C45 J.V. cheerleaders from left to right: Sherry Berecz, Cheryl Conz, Linda Kingsley, Jennifer Grahn, April Forcella, Debbie Fedrigo, and Maria James. 455 Three Musketeers. C65 Plus one. H6 ff 'L ! f ' f THEMOVE assess '-3 L 557 U I B I L 2' f C ' E 1-.1 N.,- . M F 3 21.4 4 im 5 . M The cheerleaders really put in a full year of activities. In addition to prac- tices, games and performances they were active in many other areas. They raised money to go to camp during the summer, plus they ran concession stands and served at many functions throughout the year. The Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders combined their efforts and worked together throughout the year. They did an outstanding job and they are to be commended. It was a great year in every respect and I'm very proud of these girls. Jan Marth VARSITY CHOIR The Varsity Choir worked very hard this year. A lot of time and effort went into performing both the spring, and summer concerts. They also sang Christmas carols to bring Yule Tide Greetings to a senior citizens apartment com- plex. WRE S TLER- E TTE S The Wrestlerettes helped a lot this year by keeping score, col- lecting money, and cheering the wrestling team on to a Warrior victory. ,,r,, , .,.-..-.-fa. X J -pref' 5 ...X gsQ.g.r,gi.Qp is 635 Lt.. d 118 First row L. R.: L. Myers, G. Ciccarelli, L. Supple, D. Dickey, D. Felps Ms Rubel, Director. Second row L. R.: D. Ewing, K. Molnar, K. Ripple, M LaBelle, M. Perecz, M. Piggot, L. Bock, C. McEachran. Third row: B. Van over, A. Holaski, D. Lavictoire, D. Hogue, H. Hollingsworth, P. Voight K. Felps, E. Sebrowski, D. Abbot, V. Hilliker. Fourth row: K. Stenger, M Kim, B. Queen, P. LaBel1e, R. Pepper, P. White, B. Treece, D. Hollings worth, D. Reeves, C. Hawn, T. Hilliker. Pictured from left to right: Donna Kincaid, Lori Bock, Michelle CLucarelli5 Whi tey, Becky Menter, Nancy Pascuzzi. ...- PROM COMMITTEE The 1977 Junior-Senior Prom was a great success. The committee worked very steadily since the summer of 76, to complete the Prom's activities for this year, and gave the seniors more than they could ever ask for. First row L. R.: K. Ripple, K. Bearden, H. Hollingsworth, D. Hulderman, T. McCullough, T. Arlington. Second row L. R.: L. Sprietzer, B. McClain, J. Zubor, C. Marth, K. Canejo, S. Cronan, E. Meloche. Third row L. R.: C. Pater- son, K. Sobolack, L. Hogue, B. Menter, E. Garrison, K. Hamilton, D. Lukistch, C. Quinn. P. Bathurst, T. Ryan. 4 SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE The Scholarship Committee did a great job this year raising money and asking for donations from civic organizations, businesses, and various clubs. There was 'N an estimated 33,500 given to deserving graduates. A V special thanks goes to Mr. Solecki, Mr. Burkhart, Mrs. J Ryan, and Mrs. Mojica. Other members of the Scholar- ship Committee included Mr. Finegan, Principal. Counselors, Mrs. Nearhood 12th grade, Mrs. Gleiss 11th grade, Mr. Duby 10th grade, Mr. Solecki 9th grade. Parents: Mr. Burkhart, Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Mojica. 12th grade class representatives: I. Eberhardt, A. Oli- ' verio, S. Roach, I. Stine. 11th grade representatives: 'E L. Hagopian, K. Hamilton, T. McCullough, L. Sup- ple. 10th grade representatives: M. Arambasick, l. Knoch. 9th grade representatives: I . Affholter, R. Burkhart. K. Baron, A. Mojica, D. Moore. Pictured L. R.: Mrs. Ryan, Mr. Burkhart, Mrs. Mojica. OFFICER DO FI EJOB .11 .x fr as 4:33 9- OP sr 2 This year's class officers had a full year of activities. In the beginning of the year there was the Homecoming, where the floats had to be constructed. The credit goes to the officers for get- ting the students eager to organize this, and other activities throughout the school year. Each class individu- ally put on money makers to support the funds of their class. The Freshmen sold gum, the Sophomores sold maga- zines, and the Juniors sold fruit and socks. The classes would not last with- out the support and ideas these officers give. The officers have done this and many more jobs. Our appreciation goes to the following people: Juniors lst row L. to R.: T. McColloughg Pres- ident, T. Arlington: V. President, D. Kincaid: Secretary, G. Lillardg Trea- surer. Sophomores lst row L. to R.: K. Rajeckig Treas. , J. Grahn: Secretary, A. Frost, Class Sponsor, S. McCune: President, T. LBelle: V. President. 120 lg 1,-93.52 -SQ- U me HO OR STUDENTS OF WH.S. The NHS would like to wish the sen- iors good luck. Q15 First row L. R.: Sponsor Mrs. Pizzuti, V. President L. Dicks, Treasurer R. Anderson, Sponsor Mr. Bemaiche. Second row L. R.: M. LaBe11e, K. Horne, T. Horne, D. Sigler, L. Supple, C. Rebandt. Third row L. R.: C. Meadows, D. Grahn, L. McCoy, C. Loggins, M. LaBe11e, C. McEacheran, A. Holaski. Fourth row L. R.: T. Herk, L. Hagopian, T. Ryan, R. Crooks, L. Tramel, L. Hogre, K. Stenger. Also not pictured: President T. Kirkpatrick, Secretary S. Williams, Historian K. Bumbul. Q25 Rhonda Anderson, Treasurer, lighting the candle of scholarship. C39 Kathy Molnar and Don Thomas wait patiently to be inducted . ' ', w , A 1 . ' 1 -I it if A 121 O CEAGAIN, YEARBOUK -va ' .w ' -i If I D QN. - 1 ,u ifjji n -x F, N so Tv N. ..ilt.:g,'H' fi 111' , A 9 C :.,.,.,,, ' The 1976 Woodhaven Arrow has once again placed second in the Columbia Scholastic Press Competition. The 1976-'77 Yearbook staff have done their best in trying to reflect in pictures and in words the activities shared this year by the student body at Woodhaven High School. Members of the staff went to a workshop at Central Michigan University to pick up new ideas that will aid in the creation of a bigger and better yearbook. The Yearbook Staff has given of themselves freely so they can provide the students'with a yearbook that can be cherished and remembered. The following people present to you the victories, defeats, and the rise and fall of Woodhaven High School! Q15 Pictured L. to R., lst row: M. Williams. 2nd row: D. Harrison, A. Wojikowiak, H. Hollingsworth, D. Hollings- worth. 3rd row: L. Dicks, P. Fredrigo, L.' McCoy, M. LaBel1e - Editor, M. Masuda. C. Molnar, S. Berecz, B. McClain, D. Lukitsch. 4th row: Miss Virgis - Sponsor, R. Crooks, C. Zahara, A. Westermark, T. Neville, S. LaBelle. Not pictured: B. Alexander, D. Johnson. C25 Ron Crooks writing up a copy. C33 Margaret LaBe11e using the mini planner to figure out why she has one too many pages extra. C45 Yearbook members separating pictures. C51 Dennis Hollingsworth concentrating? C63 Miyuki Mesuda grinning while looking at the new pictures. C71 Cathy, Sherry, and Heather finishing final copies. PUT ITALL TOGETHER 7,3-- s-N ' 'ff ' -'mv' ., , 53 1, - . r I! ,Q QL! D A '1- f 352453 ggi Why, -n Q 1 -T, 4: I., ': f- T -'A' svn 'X lf' hx it A '49 EWSPAPER JUSTPUTTING This year's Insight has had a very busy year. Put- ting out six issues was quite a challenge for tl1e staff but with the new press equipment every issue was on time. Insight staff entered articles into competition and won 3 awards. two from Michigan Interscholastic and also one from Press Association Competition. The last issue was dedicated to the seniors and con- gratulating the class. In this issue the senior class wills and greetings were in it to say good luck and leaving their possessions to the upcoming graduates. C11 Top row L. R.: T. Kirkpatrick, Editor-in-Chief: T. Zavadil. Middle row: H. Krusac: L. Smittelg E. Sirhang M. Verlou: C. Meadowsg T. Ryan: M. Wuer- zinger. Bottom row: A. Herk: T. Sackag Mrs. Kal- las, Advisor: B. Jones: G. Dyer: L. Wiggle: T. Mac- Donnelg P. Steir. C23 Maria Wuerzinger putting up with the frustrations of newspaper. Q35 Mrs. Kallas observing her class. 44h Ted Zavadil working hard in class. C55 Lori Yenkel working with her friends. C63 Glenda Dyer and Beth Jones managing business. C77 Michelle Verlou typing an article. C81 Holly Krusac making a rough draft. 124 IT IN WRITING ff : 'Y .0 A - '- .'12.Zw f- 2 1. '- ' , . ' -Y ,1..j 2.1144 A V ' 4.1 - i 4' Qb- w 5 ,yi--,.La--- MFE, xt r it lb : V mlui A 315:-Q i , Tl ,I . .W -- .14 ..1 I -., -- Ff3-,. ? L. Dk fhxv All W I in AF 'JL 54: y ' ' .. . - ww! v .I . H . m,.,,v,v:'- . . 4 . -. .,. 2 ,. fr. 1. ... ,,,.. - . , fr - -:,- vf- . 1, - ., 1 .. ' l-sviia , 'tif uv L '.::, I ., .r V ' . A . ' r . , 1' ' 1 .71 Ni V , - Pictured L. to R. , lst row: Ted Zavadil, Holly Krusac, Dennis Hollingsworth, Liz Beardon, Janette Salisbury, Terrence MacDonnel, Wanda MacDaniel, Sheila Woolfork, Mrs. Kallas. 2nd row: Ingrid Duckworth, Tracey Jones, Kellie Ryan, Maria Wuerzinger, Eleanor Lupfer, Mary Dayfield, Rita Logothetis, Evelyn Sirhan, Clara Meadows, Debbie Sewell. 3rd row: Sue Reeves, Becky Salisbury, Karen Schimmel, Tammy Siemers, Mike Burkhart, Roy Vogler, Tony Herk, Traci Ryan, Michelle LaBelle, William Zerbst. .J Pictured L. to R. , lst row: Vicky Miller, Angela Oliverio, Paul Gottschalk, Maria Perez. 2nd row: Roy Vogler, Linda Dicks, Anders Westermark, Pat Voigt, Mrs. Newsome. 3rd row: Terry Kirkpatrick, Tony Herk. 126 l fr .3 PHOTO CL UB The Photo Club was recently formed, this year, by Mrs. Kallas. They hope in the future to raise money for numerous items such as film, developing chemi- cals, and equipment. Every person in the club will learn how to operate and take care of a camera as well as laboratory skills. This should prove to be fun and exciting. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, organized by Mrs. New- some, had fun this year raising money and learning a little bit about the Span- ish culture. They used the money made for a meal at the El Camino in Livonia. Money was also used to pur- chase participation pins. Under good financial guid- ance by Linda Dicks, they have money for next year. aimei mmm way, mwksw Lumina! A- 'www Mmm X .Q 3 S , V N' sy, iii? A if in J r 5' ig fu H9 - I V. 7, .1 - Y X-J v..4 Q . X x -- ' 1 f r 4 11' u 5, ,...-- r-..-. 4 , , ',,- :'. ,GZ-,cfs 455. ,MAY x:.: 7.7, ,:. QL -v 1 .nl- L -1- sl 71 -v -mxwaaegrffer x xv .Q L 143:45 sig 'l .-4 1-. Av -S-- fl 111591: ZTC sunny--1-Q -1- 'Q ov f? ,Q I X Il Q w ,1 TOUGH GRID SEA SO fl Las. 3 A . . gf, ' tw - - Q- '- 4 ,f T., t, , 9, , . 5Q ,B Jgqfy.. 'E li! hr W , ,,. I , , -, X, f I Y- f ab' ' P'-3'?' -. 'H swat,-ftgi , 12 A. f- , , YL ' . -ill air? '- t fag A This year's Varsity Football team had a disappointing season, although they were over-sized by almost every opponent they faced . The highlights of the season were when the Warriors defeated Oak Park 18-13. Running back Chuck McKissack scored two touchdowns and rushed for 190 yards in the game. For his out- standing performance he was named back of the week by the News-Her- ald. The graduating seniors on this year's football team are: Chuck McKissack, Greg Powell, Rick Conz, Al Topolew- ski, Bob Carmack, Ernie Cassacca, Bob Calhoun, Mark Hensley, and Don Harabedian. The Warriors will be looking forward to next season, hoping for much improvement over last year. The War- riors are also hoping for sophomore quarterback, Daryl Johnson, to lead the Warriors to a winning season next year. fly Warriors charge the field. C27 Quarterback Daryl Johnson hands off to Bob Calhoun. C39 Chuck McKissack on a long gainer. 145 Greg Powell kicks a boomer. I3 WARRIORS TA CKLE TO U GH SEASO 1 This year's Warrior Junior Varsity football team had a tough season. Most of the team consisted of freshmen. There were some outstanding individ- ual performances this year. Freshman Phil Logothetis, Pete Potestato, and Tad Renard all had excellent games. Sophomore Buzz Martin quarterbacked the team this year. He too had a good season. They were coached by Mr. Mike Cashin and Mr. Bob Solak. They did a fine job in helping with their on the spot decision. The Warriors play such teams as River Rouge, Brighton, Oak Park, and Annapolis. The Junior Varsity won two games, defeating Clarenceville both times. The first time the score was 36-0, while the second game they won 14-0. C17 Buzz Martin leading warm-ups. Q25 Bob Harabedian questions a call. C37 Warrior coaches calling the plays. -:QQ 0 WARRIOR PSA D DUW 4 X J! f, . . , L This year's cross country team had a dis- couraging season. Their final record was 0- 8. They ran against teams with eight to twelve members. Woodhaven only had five runners. Injuries, and lack of runners made the team underdogs going into each meet. The Warriors came close one meet, losing to Oak Park by one point. The boys who ran the entire season deserve credit for their efforts. Ending up the season for the Warriors were, Frank Porter, Andy Novinger, Bob Callaway, and Glenn Drobot. The League meet was held at Rouge Park with Annapolis hosting the meet. Woodhaven finished third place in the League. They had impressive individual as well as team performances. C17 Mr. Mousseau explains the course. C23 Andy and Bob doing Ca1's before a meet. C33 Frank Porter doing the new dance craze . 9 I f .f .-4' s 11 ' 'X 1:9552 . a ,As . gg api: .. .,.'xl . li .' , - 7 uf... .Iv I .,.'-.-4 rr tt 'fi V K lf, -..u'7 SET. fr - ,AZ -dn R ' lf--,.,!, 4g:r xg 'V V t ',.r I ?'?...' ff'.3'- - ' . , 3111 Y .yghi F. 'f'1g,,. S .-N: . -NT it Q . HOOPSEA O SUCCESSFUL . . llil1 DEJE QQ- ' n Y wrt? -.. A 132 I I1 iff' This year our Warrior Basket- ball Team had a fine season, improving in every area of play. The team upset a number of good area teams including Allen Park Christian 60-44, and also Gibral- ter Carlson 62-43. The team broke virtually every school and individual record. The team's most valuable player. Chuck McKissack, was voted all league forward. McKissick led the team in field goal percentage and most points scored. Al Topolewski and Mike Zubor were voted all league 2nd team. The Warriors are looking for an even better season next year. There will be five letter men back again. The team, with good bench strength, should enjoy success next year. C19 Broderick Jones makes a pass. C29 Mike Zubor driving the lane. lil' A up ' 5. my . .. v gf . C33 Bob Callaway looking for two. C45 Chuck McKissack taking aim. li QQ . ll J 'lb ,- x -.. 1 XX -- , 4 I il CA GERS' H US TLE PA sz: TX, 'F' l k I Bl . gef, bl 1 fi' 2-N g v JI ' lg in 31. , in -. E-if h .., g Q ..'Qa A- YS OFF This year's I .V. team had the best win-loss record of any basketball team. Their final record was 12-6. They beat such teams as Oak Park, Annapolis, Huron, Carlson, and many others. This year's team consisted of Sophomores and three Juniors. They stuck together and played as a team. The guys showed great spirit and enthusiasm. Even though they started out slow in league play. They ended up winning four straight league games. The Warriors were coached by Mr. Mike Cashin, who did a fine job, and deserves credit. Most of this year's players will be moving up to Varsity next season. This should aid the Varsi- ty's cause. This was a special year for the I.V. basketball team. They proved that Woodhaven was not just another victory, but a team to be reckoned with. ',7'3i C11 Bill Affleck up with a soft shot. C25 Kevin Bumbul over traffic. Q33 Chuck Zahara looking for a shot. C43 Tony Hamet in an unusual position. Sl is , , 7 r 4 ' - I Y' Q . ..- dj -t s..f FRESHME MO VIN' U This year's Freshman Basketball team had a good season. Their final record was 3-15. This was deceiving, because they played better than their record showed. The team's three vic- tories came against Monroe Jefferson. Everybody who came out for the team did a fine job. All the guys played with school spirit, and showed good sportsmanship. This year's squad was coached by Mr. Dennis Patterson, who did an excellent job with the team. They faced such teams as Flat Rock, Gabriel Richard, and Monroe C.C. The players can now look forward to movin' up to J.V. next year. C13 Mike Bumbul leads the fast break. Q23 Al Goethe concentrates on the rim. C35 Chico Capraro driving to the hoop. C47 Vic Skelly shooting an easy jumper. C59 Ken Sexton eyeing the basket close . ,,,,,...-v--4 134 g W 1l!iv'fN y I Tiff 4 5 , , , J! -I-Rfk: - , -if f , 1-.f E .XX A W X . 40 J A xl E 5 1 1 1 ' - -...-,...... e -f,g-,---e- f . dp-'- MALL TEAM PINS MA TME pg,,......-....---.- -A .-FY' J ' :'.-'I..'35 1- .' 7 ' ',1 -1:1 f .., .. rss 2, ,iQ xtx 'A' ,.A. Lg-. 1 1 ' 2 rf? 7 ' 1,-6 T Q: ,riv- YK' .f-:gi 's.- r .1 - 191' '12 Z . g , ' .I .fs-f 'f- f 131, 'L .1 -1. - ' ' I,j 1:' .. .l V ' 4 r1.4 'II' 1 ,fi Y. . ff- L..,,L,, 7 7. TY-. , r '4' ' .,,fkf'. .Q A ffl, The 1977 Warrior wrestling team improved significantly over last year. Their final record was 3-13. The Warriors actually won more matches man to man, but due to lack of participation, lost them on forfeit points in empty weight classes. The team was coached by Mr. Bob Phifer and Mr. Robin Kind. The Warriors won their first match of the year against Oak Park, 39-30. The Warriors also beat Oak Park again, 39-33, and Taylor Truman 39-18. C13 Rick Conz with a decision over Romulus. C29 Dave Hor- varh ready to spring. C35 Tim Neville getting a reversal. C45 Bob Stine working on a take down. C59 Charles Rebandt set- ting up a take down. J N,.,,ty,Q T .. X ,M 4, y. Y L -:-as-.znieuann . ' : +L' 'iv K-W ...a-any TA KER -Zna' I LEAGUE gms:-s.,-Y 1.-V.. .-. -4 ' .-fe-' - ' lv., 61.-If Q12 X 1 4 The boy's varsity swim team had a successful season this year. The dual meet record ended at 10 wins and 7 losses. Woodhaven took a 2nd in the Metro-West swim meet, which is up from a 3rd place taken last year. Numerous team records were repeatedly broken throughout the season. Only two team records were left standing, in 100 back and breast- stroke. The team is grateful to coaches Chris Kosowski and Larry Sprunk for their effort in making this a good season. The team expects a better season next year, losing only one senior swimmer, Doug Johnson. C15 Team goes wild after winning the 50 freestyle. C23 Coach Kosowski giving Mike Affleck one last bit of strategy. C35 During a race, coaches Kosowski and Sprunk give swimmers support. C45 Chuck Thivierge, taking off from the block for a victory in the 200 medley relay. C53 Rich Smith finishing a race in the 200 IM. 136 K O I TEAM MAKE TRACKS 1 A A -A , 4' H L Q ' e ,,. - .. ,.-., .,.. Our Varsity Track Team record this year was 0- 8. Though they didn't win a meet, they still did well. Under the direction of Craig Smith and Phil Mousseau, they shattered school records left and right. In the field events, Greg Powell set the shotput record at 43'2 , while Kevin Hamilton hurled the discus 118'3 . In distance running, Larry Sprietzer sprinted the 880 in 2:08.5, and Dean Pasewitz ran the 2 mile in 10:38.8. Rick Conz sprinted the 100 yard dash in 10.5 and helped Jim Simpson, Paul Holaski, and Joe Olson break the 440 relay record. Their time was 48 seconds. Q15 Dean Pasewitz with Jim McConnell closing in. 125 Frank Treece with a big lead. 135 Bob Harabe- dian throws the discus. f4J Keith Frost getting high. C53 Pole-vaulter Bruce Dauzy in action. VARSITY GOES TO TOW IfQgi,.TiLffE2:::3n:f- 'ill FII - T ' i 5 Hindi - mn 5 0' 114 A one This year's Varsity Baseball Team showed everyone what they could do. They had good coaching from Bob Kloss and hard teamwork. They came very close to winning the Metro-West Championship but missed by one game losing to Annapolis. The team showed very good effort this year especially all leaguers Jeff Ben- nett, Darryl Johnson, and Chuck McKissack. The War- riors look very promising and perhaps will produce a championship team in the years to come. C11 Chuck McKissack ready at the plate. Q27 Ron Martin running furiously to first. C35 Ed Holuback concentrating at third base. Q45 Rob Calhoun ready to fire to 2nd. Q53 Jeff Bennett warming up on sidelines. V COMES BA CKHITTING ppp:-nv-Q A The I.V. Baseball Team improved very much from last year, compiling a 9-7 record. The Warriors worked diligently this year coming in 2nd place in the Metro- West League. The Warriors had a hard hitting offensive attack and strong pitching from Jerry Barley. Coached by A1 Stevers they showed good potential and will be a winning team in the years ahead. C13 Jerry Barley delivering against opponents. C23 Coach A1 Stevers giving a few batting tips. C33 Bill Affleck taking a swing for the fence. Q45 Joe Maynard putting the tag on opponent after run down. 153 Don Thomas ready to deliver from 2nd base. W X fl Wi ' T Y ig lb, W ' , 'T ti - - ,ff I l - ' y Q s B y ,- n kb gi V J U fx Q -4345:-:pt Lmyfli: J' f , , v-' MEG 5353 'f 1 35:15 T T f '.iF't:: milf s 7f5fi'T7 gwrlg-41''i3.?5iV'x,.i2:':v- 'L -, i-uf. 1 - A 4 1 , - App?-.Juv-.j,' .,, Q ,A Q -1- 'MLK' ENNIS TEAM RAISESRACQUET . , . ' I , .V -Q, C.: ' ' ' .12-' Q 'Qfiifjiall fi 'f 1CTefuv - , jlgf,...gfgff5g.'ff r'ffg . 3 Miz. - .. A--,A -- - '-'-'-.far f' . Hal. I- '.f':4 . A A A Our 1977 Tennis Team went 7-8 this year. with eight starting positions filled by sophomores. The young team hopes to improve even more next year and hopes to take the 1 league championship. In the league this year the second dou- bles team of Russ Kurtzhals and Tim Neville took first place. At number 3 singles, team M.V.P. Scott Moss took second place. fly Scott Moss ready for service. 123 Tony Hamet in backhand form. C35 Russ Kurtzhals looking for an ace. C47 Tim Neville in concentration. C55 Mike Fabiszak with a cannon serve. C65 Coach Jack Skillman stud in his la ers. C75 Paul Steir and Y 8 P Y Ken Traeder discussing their next shot. nj l40 .fp-5ri :J N.. Y , x iii lu... j:i.,j' Jln' rf 1 ' 'V. Q , , 9 J Puma- ,rp 1.47 -1 A :JV . , :sg S ,1- Girls Basketball WHS OPP St Mary s Oak Park St Mary s Annapolis Carlson Willow Run Airport Annapolis Willow Run Clarenceville Huron Grosse Ile Season 6-7 54 . ' 55 65 29 42 . ' 61 27 34 42 43 47 Clarenceville 46 43 36 37 ' 47 46 48 44 ' 38 38 ' 27 38 32 9 68 Boys Varsity Basketball WHS OPP Jefferson Cabr1n1 Inter City Schaefer Carlson Erie Mason Jefferson Inter City Oak Park Annapolis Huron Clarencevrlle Erie Mason Annapolis Gross Ile Clarencevrlle Huron Oak Park Gabriel Richard Season 7 18 59 56 41 ' ' 52 48 ' 52 65 83 46 47 63 ' 34 40 28 60 ' 44 44 50 69 ' 55 62 Carlson 43 51 57 58 ' 66 75 ' 61 42 ' 50 47 52 46 ' 57 . . 49 54 55 73 52 ' ' 65 ,bi Front: S. Brimmer, K. Bumbul, K. Anyder, K. Ryan, M. LaBelle, M. Williams Back: T. Forest. P. Muelhoffer, J. Olson, Mr. Miller, T. Ryan, S. Williams, K Lillard. - -' Y Front: B. Callaway. K. Hardy, D. Johnson. Back: C. McKissack, J. Maynard, A Topolewski, B. Jones, M. Zubor. , . -, .-Q.-a ::L:i 1.4. X i ..,,.. ,V PI.. -.- . L, in X -. lst row: J. Emeigh, B. Dauzy. D. Johnson, T. Hamer, G. Powell, K. Cappuccilli, J. Bennett, D. Thomas. 2nd row: J. Shannon, T. Saville, J. Maynard, D. Harabe- dian, C. McKissack, D. Nowland. lst row: P. Gottschalk. 2nd row: P. Potestato, J. Simpson, T. Renard, B. Martain, B. Afflect, D. Burke. J. Olson. 3rd row: B. Treece, P. Holaski, B. Ford, D. Ray, M. Warren, B. Harabedian, R. Petros, Mr. Solak. 4th row: Mr. Cashin, B. Daley, P. Logothetis, B. Andrews. N. Meloche, C. Zahara, B. Wayda. Varsity Football WHS Birghton River Rouge Oak Park Annapolis Oak Park Annapolis Clarenceville Huron Season 1-8 OPP 0 48 0 21 12 39 O 48 0 Clarenceville 56 18 13 12 36 6 56 0 34 I .V. Football WHS OPP 6 Brighton 22 0 River Rouge 22 6 Oak Park 24 12 Annapolis 30 36 Clarenceville 0 8 Oak Park 20 0 Annapolis 38 14 Clarenceville 0 12 Huron 24 Season 2-'7 Girls Swimming WHS OPP 103 Erie-Mason 68 94 Chelsea 76 130 Highland Park 27 79 Clarenceville 91 108 Southgate 63 116 Oak Park 53 115 Schafer 52 81 Annapolis 91 110 Erie-Mason 62 82 Clarenceville 90 113 Southgate 50 114 Oak Park 55 127 Schafer 37 93 Annapolis 79 Season 11-3 Boys Swimming WHS OPP 107 Highland Park 63 111 Inkster 54 61 Garden City East 111 135 St. Alphonsus 27 97 Kennedy 72 74 Erie-Mason 95 67 Ecorse 17 128 Oak Park 44 94 Annapolis 77 53 Treeman 119 77 Clarenceville 95 70 Taylor Center 100 130 Oak Park 42 70 Erie-Mason 102 98 Annapolis 74 127 Ecorse 38 73 Clarenceville 99 Season 10-7 J -. ,.5,g. N -.'.g5'2Ln -. lst row: A. Holaski, Mrs. Kosowski, J. Kendall, L. Resatko, B. Thivierge, M. Pigott, C. Marth, D. Sigler, D. Richerson, A. Scarton. T. McCullough. 3rd row: D. Canejo, T. Patton, K. Kiss, M. Petkovich, G. Colver, L. Dicks. 4th row: K. Baron, L. Tramel, S. Turskowski, P. Bathurst, K. Grose, E. Meloche, J. Smith, B. Vanover. Not pictured: Lisa McCoy. I lst row: B. Vick, M. Affleck, I. Legg, M. Oliverio. 2nd row: P. Holaski, C. Thieverge, R. Ortalon, I. Olson, D. Johnson. 3rd row: Mr. Kosowski, R. Smith, D. Schimmel, B. Perham, D. Thomas, T. Gering, P. Turner. 4th row: B. Gray, E. Garrison, K. Bumbul, B. Kurtzhals, K. Hamilton, M. Grose, T. Gray. Boys Tennis WHS OPP 6 Aquinas 1 5 Lincoln Park 2 3 Ecorse 4 7 Trenton 0 O Oak Park '7 2 Flat Rock 5 6 Ecorse 1 3 Monroe 4 4 Clarenceville 8 5 Aquinas 2 0 Oak Park '7 3 Trenton 4 6 Southgate 1 1 Flat Rock 6 1 Clarenoeville 6 Season 7-8 Girls Tennis WHS OPP 1 Oak Park 6 2 Schafer 5 1 Monroe 6 4 Lincoln Park 3 5 Clarenceville 2 5 Oak Park 2 3 Lincoln Park 4 5 Clarenceville 2 Season 4-4 '4- . IHS . ' - X -' ,. vi: i!-ly I .. :E-.Q Front: K. Trader, P. Johnson, T. Hamet, S. Moss, D. Whaley, B. Theobald, Mr. Skillman. Back: M. Stefko, D. Heim, M. Perhan, T. Laurain, P. Stier, M. Fabiszak, R. Kurtzhals, T. Neville. Eli Lil' -FQ5 wi E E ll lst row: L. Supple, K. Rajecki, J. Achers, D. Cadaret. 2nd row: J. Mitchell, T. Arlington, K. Johnson, S. Ziemer, T. Small. 3rd row: M. Andzelik, B. Alexan- der, T. Siemers, M. LaBe11e. 4th row: D. Lukitsch, L. Hagopian, D. Harrison, D. Harabedian, Mr. Jack Skillman, L. Benedetti. I45 WHS 5156 WHS 32 5056 7199 63 60 66 42 76 GIIIS Track Flat Rock Clarenceville Oak Park Harper Woods Gabrrel Richard Southgate Clarencevrlle Oak Park Season 2-'7 Boys Track Garden Crty East Schaefer Grosse Ile Carlson Oak Park Annapolrs Romulus Clarencevtlle Season 0 8 OPP 456 OPP 125 10799 8599 95 96 92 116 82 47 88 64 '12 59 76 '78 56 31 Garden City East 104 39 ' 98 39 8 65 ' '70 8 lst row: T. Forest. 2nd row: K. Bearden, S. Williams, Mr. Miller, M. LaBe1le, S. Gardliner. 3rd row: D. Hulderman, K. Sobolak, L. Long, M. James. 4th row: I. Mitchell, C. Novinger, A. Wojtkowia, K. Bumbul, D. Sigler. ilfnui-1-r-1,-I, I--ie - ff- .4-mac... fa. -- Q' f -'N Jr 'O H ,.. ,. ..,..,.. . -Q . - . -. -, , lst row: L. Sprityer, D. Paczewitz. 2nd row: I. Simpson, I. Sarappa, I. Olson, P. Holaski, T. Renard. 3rd row: D. Harabedian, A. Goethe, W. Tackett, R. Ortolon. N. Meloche. WHS WHS Cross Country Clarenceville Oak Park Annapolls Clarenceville Willow Run Oak Park Willow Run Annapolis Season 1- Wrestllng W111ow Run Schaefter Romulus Oak Park Huron Truman Annapolis Clarenceville Oak Park Annapolls Southgate Clarenceville Season 3 10 OPP OPP 41 19 28 27 50 ' 15 43 16 42 ' 17 24 32 44 17 50 ' 15 7 9 ' 67 32 Robichaud 47 23 45 15 48 39 30 18 48 39 18 12 ' ' 62 6 63 39 33 12 ' 66 7 60 6 ' 69 su? 1 x I iff. 1 . ' -I. K V , , -' . '51, . 3242 X - .'i!?'f!gI' ' ' 1 iq, 5'. f'.,iQ'f.I9, 5544 l-Eff Q f l . .' . D1 ff afae 6. is lf F - if ' BE' 'Wa-Mi G aia-.553 . . + ri 1251 .. A. A E, ri, - 1' hu-M- - .-vi' .., 5 EW . e '11 35'?f'.'.?flf'i ' 1st row: G. Drobot, F. Porter. 2nd Novinger. row: Mr. Mousseau, B. Callaway, S. Hill, A. xl ' Ji Sl 1st row: J. Stien, G. Tebo. 2nd row: T. Neville, K. Rebandt. R. Conz. 3rd row: R. Kinde, M. Gamble, D. Harabedian, G. Powell, N. Meloche, C. Rebandt. Mr. Phifer . I V Basketball WHS OPP Cabrini Inter City Schafer Carlson Erie Mason Monroe Jefferson Inter City Annapolis Carlson Huron Oak Park Claywick Annapolis Grosse Ile Claywick Huron Season 11-6 57 ' 67 52 33 49 67 57 37 52 34 56 29 58 24 32 Oak Park 60 50 59 62 69 64 46 60 57 43 47 44 39 54 49 56 37 42 50 Freshman Basketball WHS OPP Gabrrel Rrchard Grosse Ile Monroe Flat Rock Jefferson Huron Carlson Airport Monroe Flat Rock Jefferson Huron Carlson Arrport Monroe Jefferson Season 8 31 ' ' 47 27 68 40 59 29 70 60 34 40 56 45 62 53 ' 79 19 Grosse Ile 54 25 38 55 71 46 32 37 45 53 68 58 ' 81 29 76 84 31 -14 lst row: K. West. S. Moss, T. Hamet, G. Drobot, D. Forth, B. Theobald. 2nd row: F. Loggins, M. Chinowski, K. Bumbul, G. Straub, B. Affleck, C. Zahara. J. Caygill. lst row: M. Bumbul, S. Langell, C. Burke, F. Kiskeny, M. Faremouth, M. Bal- dridge, B. Ford, G. Capraro, A. Goethe, B. Culp, V. Skelly, K. Sexton. Varslty Baseball WHS Carlson Cherry H111 Grosse Ile Schafer Ecorse Oak Park Jefferson Airport Annapolrs Oak Park Oak Park .Gabriel Richard Annapolls Ecorse Clarencevrlle Clarencevrlle Annapolrs Season 9-11 J V Baseball WHS Cherry H111 Schafer Ecorse Jefferson Oak Park Annapolls Clarencevrlle Oak Park Annapohs Clarencevrlle Oak Park Annapolrs 14 Ecorse 4 Clarenceville Season 8-7 OPP OPP 2 5 if J ' , , . Q Q Q Q gill as44 r a J ..kr .4 :Qi it l,,c,'1 'J ' -'Q 1 P-uma ft ' . .AL 1 an , l - rrf ' J. wa .,,,. VM- 1 ul' , 4 Y. V ,L , :A X 2 W hiv!! B 1 , 1 -- J . .V ., -e . , ', fi' 9 N 'lL1.- 'l I ffl - '5 1 rg-'eff' 'w-fl Vi- l ': F- '2 -J ff.-AS' ? 52 if- . ' J. , L , VW. i 'g,f,g5r.:?.ivQ,1:-:wg -, J, 'Q, -. X ,-, i5f'Q'l-gl?5'?fi:v 3, ...T Q --' 1:-, ,.5:- .EEQYH LXR 3 fg,,1,i.5 ,QSM .dad .J . J rf 1 - 1 1 m:3'? 1 4 diffs! - 1: 1 5 .. ' f' 'vf ' -' .' 1-.:, ?df V H' ..' ,-,:- lst: R Martin B Dever I Bennette E Holubeck D Johnson D Sclummel 2nd row: B Carmack J Caygill K Ta111on C McKissack M Gamble B Calhoun B Breedon Mr Kloss uit'-aIxs: Z lst row: D. Rrdener, K. Ray, D Ridener D. Burke D. Thomas, G. Straub. 2nd row: L. Goodin, B. Breedon, J. Burton, J. Maynardf O. Jones, M. Cooley. S. H111. Varsity Volleyball WHS OPP Flat Rock 13 4 Jefferson 'WA 7 7 'Jw as N 'QlN!':l5,. rife ul 'Q 11 6 13 10 010 112 157 152 417 14 10 117 615 WHS Oak Park Crestwood St Mary s Annapolis Clarenceville Oak Park Flat Rock Jefferson Annapolis Clarenceville Crestwood Season O-13 15 14 1 F1atRock 2 10 Jefferson 15 15 Oak Park 11 11 Crestwood St Mary s 2 15 9 Annapolls Clarenceville 2 11 Oak Park 14 11 Flat Rock 13 15 13 Jefferson 15 6 13 10 Annapolis Clarenceville 15 9 15 Crestwood 8 15 8 Season 2 11 1,6 15,15 , 15,15 . 15,15 . 15,15 . . ' 15,15 , 15,15 7,0 15,15 . .5 6.15.15 , .5 1O,15,15 . U 15,15 . 16,15 , 15,15 , 15,17 1 I I J.V. Volleyball . . 12, . , 5,3 . 15,15 1,8 . ' 15,15 , , ' 15,10,15 6,1 ' 15,15 , 15,15 , 16,15 , , , ,15 , 4 ' 15,15 3,1 ' 15,15 E W uw F' f 5 1 4 1 4 1 5 Q 4. 1st row: K. Schimmel, T. Forest, L. Hagopian, M. LaBe1le. 2nd row: J Reep D Harrison. 3rd row: T. Ryan, Miss Weipert, K. Johnson. iQil,qx,Ex , . bel:-sas H , , Ev! KKIXXY llllll ,A 0--Z 1st row: L. Benedetti, C. Meadows, S. Ziemer, M. Andzelik. 2nd row A Thomas, A. Majlinger, L. Blackburn, T. Small. 3rd row: W. Kurtzhals, K Ryan ' ! H 1 n nv n 5 'fl' GIRL'S TEA M MA KES BIG SPLA H -af . . . 2 'T'sf5:Q i i e . , W i 'xr ': YI -ilnng. 3- -3 LA' - ,.,..e f 4 A . iv i ' '-- - 1 31 nun- i i 4 A -t it hx 4: .. :gm li .-I ' , 4- in: Ag - L '- ' in - Y a Sg! ea- 'n' nun 'I.'- . s 14 AL ...Sh ll'-nifg-V! '-' -rs:-h -,F Q ll V .fag 'L V . .R 8 ,. W S I h, f' 1 Fff' r A E5 ,55Efh73 1 .-Y ,Tl .,.V ,--f 7, ,. I if I in 'X -N, Q If S E .J T ,gt Y, -A-yy Y .iii .7 nas- 4'14'4 uua1u1iZilii1 -r.:,... vsf 1 h-nl - 'ilvnr -, , . ....,. . 4 I Only one word can describe the Girl's Varsity Swim Team this year and that's FANTASTIC! The girls ended their dual meet season with an 11-3 record and took a second place in the Metro-West League. Then six of the members qualified for the Class B State Championships, they are: Linda Tramel, Annette Holaski, Heather Hollingsworth, Cheryl Marth, Denise Sigler, and Jenny Kendall. Not only did the team improve as a whole but each individual showed great improvement. The co-captains were Annette Holaski, and Jenny Kendall. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Kosowski who gave freely of her time and effort in leading the team to a victorious season, and to Linda Dicks for her miraculous abil- ity to take splits. The girls worked hard to reach their achievements, and they deserve it, Congratulations Girls! C13 The team waits at poolside. C21 Linda Tramel does an inward dive. C33 Jenny does the Butterfly stroke. C47 The team is getting psyched . HOOP SEASON ENDS WITH 7 6 A V A V This year's team played outstand- ing. The girls finished their season with a 7-6 record, finishing second in their league. Steve Miller, the girls' coach made the team successful and proud. fly The team was in the huddle. Q23 Tina Forest losing the handle. C35 Dribble, dribble down the floor, oops! C45 Traci goes up for two. C53 The ball doing what it does best. sk ALI, I nl 152 GIRLS SPIKE IT! fl In ' The '76-77 girl's volleyball team, coached by Miss Weipert, worked hard this year to give opposing teams a very competitive season. This was the first year the team had a Junior Varsity Squad added. The squad look very promising for next year. The girls are developing skills early, which will provide the team with strong players. C15 Lori I-Iagopian goes up for a spike as Peggy LaBelle, and Karen Shimmel watch with excitement. Q23 Tina Forest puts forth a lot of effort, dives, and shows her athletic ability. C89 Clara Meadows shows her spirit and the thrill of victory overcomes her. LeAnn Benedetti and Lynn Blackburn are amazed by Clara's Actions. C45 Karen Johnson bumps the ball back to the opposing team for the winning point. n ' ,ff 'ff- ' fEg.,- 2. Q D il X , , 4 4. w --dr 'i 1 5 .I , I I I Q 9 H' 9 .ga 5 , 'L 5 j 'Q TW A lt V' I 1 .lk tw . .. -.1 P I9 .,,::..,----. W A I xi: ---A. 5 t in '-i l -,,f , ,., -. -:.-my -u- 153 WHAT YO RRACKET? fm. fei+.f,,., ,Y, 1- Ll' VV it-s ,. .., .-Q, - v -,-,y-fqLT'-l- -ll -' U1 .1 - 'aa-'4' '-If-gg N, l, V- QYYQV7.. - F- , '- -2 it '?7?i7'+-Q. A lif'5'f ! we-2 . - x . ' 1.',' - .' ,Y If- u:. fr-'..,g:9w,H - '- h 2':?'fpz?1 ,w::1L' - ' -..' V ,g' J-,,f .,t: W h -- , grwl. ,,, 4mn.41.l.....4.. .,, . The Girls' Varsity Tennis Team had a late start this year, but with the help of their new coach, Mr. Jack Skillman, the tennis team ended the season with a win- loss record of 4 and 4. The girls also placed second in the league. For the first time 3 members of the team received first place league medals - they were Diana Harrison, playing 3rd singles, and Brittige Alexander and her partner Diane Harabedian, playing 2nd dou- bles. Congratulation is in order to both girls for a job well done. The girls also beat Oak Park this year, for four years Oak Park has been undefeated and the girls tennis team defeated them with the score of 5-2. The team had a number of new members this year, so with the help of them and the old members the girls tennis team had a very good season, and are looking forward to next year. C15 Lori Hagopian showing the skill and good form in serving a well placed ball. C25 Brigitte Alexander and Diane Harabedian after winning their league medals. C33 Diana Harrison being congratulated from her oppo- nent for winning her league medal. C49 Toni Arlington in the ready position awaiting a serve. The Girls Varsity Track Team deserves a round of applause. They were the first Woodhaven track team to ever win a meet. Although their record, which was 2-8, was not out- standingg everyone involved seemed pleased with this season's results. C13 Leslie Hogue prepares for, what she hopes will be, a record breaking throw. C25 Maria James puts forth all the momentum she can for a good jump. Q33 Andrea Wojtkowiak runs a long, grueling race. Q41 Sherrie Wil- liams takes a first in her event. C55 High jumper Peggy LaBelle holds the school record for this event . 1 T is 155 WHS 8 9 GIRLS Girls Softball Cherry Hill Flat Rock Oak Park Annapolis Schafer Oak Park Annapolis Clarenceville Airport Annapolis Clarenceville Season O 11 OPP 18 17 OF TBA LL . ., .X F .1 Q- .5 ,, , .i ,wil , F ZYF 4191 11-ff' un ' ' i 1 -I .i' ar' Fr- -I J ' - 1, -4 .p i L? gf' D xl Y The Yearbook regrets to say that a group of pictures of the girls softball team was not available, but the girls who par- ticipated are as follows: Coach: Betty Freshwater, Manager: Bruce Vick, Kathy Baron, Fernanda Capraro, Diane Davis, Debbie Gajewski, Diane Harabedian, Karen Johnson, Karen Kiss Wendy Kurtzhals, Kellie Ryan, Annette Scarton, Tammy Siemers, Diane Sigler, and Sue Truskowski. 415 Diane Harabedian and Most Valuable player: Karen Johnson presents appreciation flowers to coach: Ms. Betty Freshwater at Sports Banquet. 1 ni ,N-.m vii, Nr L 1 The girls softball team, coached by Ms. Betty Freshwater, had a somewhat disappointing season this year. It was a new team this year due to the fact that many of the girls on last year's team did not try out again. This year's team consisted of mainly freshman and sophomore girls, but the girls did a fine job for a first year team and they'11 prove to be stiff competition for the teams next year. fi-'il ill! ,,. -, K wr- :va f--A' ,. me :': H , it n-L1 'll' L ,Ll 1 Q Ch R H v gs . Q. Rf f .' U Q Nu ZS'- ADMI I TRA T10 FUN an .4 There is a lot more to a school than teachers, classes, and students. The Administration at Woodhaven has a very important role of making decisions and being the go- between for teachers and the Board of Education. C13 Principal, Mr. Philip Finegan, smiles as he reads a refer- ence manual on behavior. Q29 Assistant Principal, Mr. Den- nis Champnella is always ready for anything, whether it be a disciplinary problem, or giving a student a hand. C35 Mr. Finegan's secretary, Mrs. Jan Marth, takes time out to look up for her photograph. K4J Mrs. Rita Bock, Mr. Champnel1a's secretary, helps him in many ways along with keeping books for all school organizations. C55 Mr. Ronald Gulyas, Athletic Director and Community Activity Coordinator is responsible for scheduling all athletic and school activities. 158 WORKING FOR YO U C11 Media specialist, Ms. Jeannine Marchand is responsible for all media equipment and library facilities. C29 Mrs. Alice Miller, checks some invoices. C35 Mrs. Mary Lee Steinhower always is ready to help anyone who has any trouble searching for necessary research material. C41 Mrsf June Mann, attend- ance secretary, types up the irregular list. CO UNSELORS HA VE TOUGH JOB 53' R 2 is F . .- , ,W -5 -K+, ', x 1, f fd, . f in. 1,- W, Es. at R as A , E, ,,., .. lu ,LQ , in ll.-Q - -A' -4, .. H - --4-4.-1-' , A 0 .sag F7 I if Nh-' 5553 The counselors are among those who have the hardest jobs at W.H.S. They are the people on whom students rely for scheduling and advice for their futures. Q13 Senior counselor. Mrs. Iudy Nearhood , had to be up on the latest options for all seniors seeking their future. C25 Mr. Kazsolecki and Mrs. Joyce Gleiss, freshman and junior counselors, respectively, look over a catalog. Q33 The counseling dept.'s secretary, Mrs. Genevia Reaid does a lot of the paperwork for the coun- selors. f4J Mr. Joe Duby, sophomore counselor, had quite a job helping sophomores prepare for their most important years. KEEP O TYPI G Ze? -4 ' .r -A 94.4- 41 ....--'Fi 777'-' Q11 Pictured L. to R. are the business teachers, Mr. Charles Ash holding the cord to the typewriter which Mrs. Judy Piz- zuti and Mrs. Halyna Bialczyk are trying to fix. Q25 Tracy Horne works in the Lester Hill Corporation, a simulated office which prepares Office Block students for secretarial and business work. C35 Tammie Small concentrates on her typing. 147 Diana Arthur doesn't have time to look up. 161 ENGLISH IS FUNDAMENTAL The English Department has made many accomplishments this past year including awards in newspaper film- making and yearbook. Ms. Sally Vir- gis, Mrs. Connie Newsome, Mr. Alan Stevers and Mr. Jack Skillman have expanded their classes to fulfill stu- dents' needs. while Mr. Vito Weeda made plans for the first performance in the new auditorium for next year. CD The English Department, working on a research project are pictured L. to R. . 1st row: Ms. Sally Virgis, Mrs. Connie Newsome, Ms. Audrey Frost. 2nd row: Mr. A1 Stevers. Mrs. Cindy Kallas, Ms. Pam LeBlanc, Mr. Vito Weeda and Mr. Jack Skillman. C23 Mr. Vito Weeda demonstrates make up for actress Karen Stenger. Q32 Ken Trader acts a scene with Marianne Williams. l62 A 4 1 f:... - WE? STUDIE AROU DTHE WORLD s- r xx surf ,Q-L C13 The Social Studies Depart- ment plotting the control of the world are pictured L. to R.: Mr. Russ Sheroski, Mr. Frank Nie- haus, Ms. Mary Weipert, Mr. Tom Hill, Mrs. Sandy Bennett, and Mr. Andre Bernaiche. C23 Vicky Domogala works steadily to keep her grades up in class . 431 Bill Kurtzhals is fascinated by Magruder's American Govern- ment, a book which is well known to Juniors and Seniors. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT E TERTAI Qu? W f-.3 V The Science Department has always provided a lot of fun for :ji - students at W.H.S. , such as dissecting, trying to figure out what phenollphthalin is, what a gluteus maximus is. or where a dodecahedron can be found. The best thing about the department though, is that it has expanded in all areas. One new idea was that of Harvard Project Physics - taught for the first time and was successful. Q13 Biology students do a lot of interesting things including major operations. C23 There's always a solution for everything! C39 The Science Depart- ment in authentic dress are pictured L. to R.: Mrs. Karen Szymanski, Mr. Tim Coleman, Mrs. Sally Guminski, and Mr. Chuck Kotulski. Q41 Kevin Hamilton reads the thermom- Ag., eter in degrees Celcius in a chemistry lab. Q53 Mrs. Karen Szymanski cuts into a specimen with her students looking on in awe. -A X..:u , iw 164 MA TH, HA RD WORK A D HOME WORK C13 The Math Department are pic- tured L. to R.: Ms. Betty Freshwa- ter, Mrs. Pat Goehring, and Mr. David Cardwell. C29 Terry Kirkpa- trick and Roy Vogler look out the window from trig. class. C33 Cathy Molnar works on the computer ter- minal. C43 Tony Simpson tries to figure out an answer. fda - --nu .,.,. ,I- -Qhbk ...Q-:BP 165 HOME ECONOMICS TEA CHES LIFE A' ,-wo ,A is ' N ir' xx A' '-, 4 ,QS Q-f ,nfrhf E Home economics is not just cooking and sewing anymore. These classes teach girls and guys Qyes guyslj more than how to sew on a button or boil water. Students are taught how to shop economically for their goods and how to use them properly. Nutritional value is taken into account in cooking as well as how a material may wear in sewing. These classes, as well as others that are taught in this department, teach students many aspects of life that they may use later after high school. C15 Mrs. Rosemary Schroeder helps Vickie Streetman with some material. Q27 Ms. Karen Moffitt supervises Maureen Wagner laying out a pattern. Q35 Gina Lillard is surprised while sewing. C45 Mrs. Rosemary Schroeder and Ms. Karen Moffitt joke around in class. FINEART ADD TO PRIDE The Fine Arts Department has put a lot of hard work into the pride of W.H.S. For example, the band was asked to perform at Disney World in May in a parade. The chorus and Varsity Choir put on three performances which helped to realize the talent at W. H. S . The art dept. also did their part by painting murals on the walls in the new addition. C15 Unloading the kiln are the teachers from the Art Depart- ment, Mr. Jim Simon and Mrs. Sherry McCullough. Q29 Working on a new piece of music are Mr. Charles Gross and Ms. Mary Rubel from the Music Department. Q35 Selena Tackett paints a mural to brighten the new addition. C49 Part of the chorus, directed by Ms. Mary Rubel raise their voices in song at the last concen of the year. I DUSTRIALART DRAFT IDEAS Q15 Rick Bielec and Greg Brown, two Seniors who are very inter- ested in auto shop. C23 Student busy with pencil in his hand ready to figure the answer. C33 Tom Stenger works on a project in Advanced Electronics. C49 Taking all the precautions of working in the shop. C57 lndus- trial Arts Department pictured L. to R.: Mr. Dennis Patterson, Mr. Earl Dean, and Mr. John Hum- ble. 168 W .S. SHAPES UP F' ff. r ff 5. - Z1 4 'qifgsffk 'fgW+f,? 5. w ,- l A? E .,-5. x i fl ' -f.., ' ?hQ.f ' as i 'Vfiifi A W A V e5'fW'Ti 4 v--- ,F 5 ,Egg at Along with the rest of the country the physical education department has put a great emphasis on physical fitness in the past year. Both gym and swimming classes have involved getting and keeping in shape which are essential for healthy minds and bodies . C13 This swimmer attempts to block a point in a game of water polo. C25 Members of one of the gym classes work out on the weight machine. C33 Demonstrating the weight machine, the Physical Education Department pictured L. to R.: are Mrs. Chris Kosowski, Mr. Craig Smith, and Mr. Elroy Hottinger. C43 Mr. Craig Smith believes in practicing what he preaches as he demonstrates the proper position of push-ups. 169 ALTER A TI VE ED, Alternative Education is a new program that came to Woodhaven this year. It is for high school students who are seeking a differ- ent way of learning. It is a group of students and teachers who together make their own school lunches, clean their own school building after school hours and learn together as one group. Along with the regular Govern- ment, English, Science and Social Studies classes they find time to make their own kites, plan their own field trips and still learn how to get along with one another. In the years to come, hopefully the Alternative Educa- tion will expand and become a bigger part of Woodhaven. 5.5 I70 1, tx 41 ?f-fi 'if -. .aw-P s. L A BIG SUCCESS W : -..,,.. XFX Q15 Alternative education student working hard on a paper. KZJ Vicky Justice working independ- ently. C33 Sue Gardiner tries to hide behind her paper. C41 Mr. Hamilton works along with his class. BIG HELPA T WH. S. li Vs -Qt- 59 I-X Q 's I --.o-in lil ra., , 'il O 1 L A . Z -..,. u vt. 'Hg -H , In hh 'Q -H M. I lv -5 m ur, 5? wwf'- - , ' 1 I fl:::n G -,. in An, -U NS The Custodial and lunch staff should be given a lot of credit for their work at the high school: they are always ready to do any- thing for anyone . C15 Helen Horvath and Jere Dyer are always ready to give a hand. C21 Kay Johnson, cashier in the lunchroom. C35 Part of the kitchen staff, pictured L. to R.: Donna Richardson, Lou Kilgore, Willieda Freeman, Lil Gladding, Ruth Carter, Chris Neff, Ioan Caskey , Dolores Lavictoire . . ., ,, M,, ,! f L Proceeding to the Woodhaven High School Band's version of Pomp and Circumstance, the 1977 Senior class entered the new W.H.S. Auditorium with the eyes of a capacity crowd, consisting of families and friends, upon them. A wel- come was made by Senior Class Sponsor, Mr. Charles Ash and Ron Crooks gave the President's Address. The invocation was offered by the Rev. John Leo Phalen. As an added attrac- tion, Seniors Dave Martinez, Diane Ewing and Cathy Mcliachran sang the class song, We've Only Just Begun. The evening's commencement address was given by Mr. Mark Wegienka, former superintendent of the Woodhaven School District. Following the ceremonies, the graduates, with diplomas in hand, greeted each other in the foyer of the auditorium with mixed emotions. Some crying, some laughing, all giving warm embraces to one another. Finally the auditorium was cleared of graduates and their families, leaving with fond memories of their years at Woo- dhaven High School. X H' lxfi 4 148 GRADUA TESANTICIPA TE VARIED FUTURES S P . 1 gh 1 --nL, I I Ktwtg -.-' X ' AIX tb HONOR STUDENTS RECEIVE MEDA LS fs7f -- mg? Q-if-1:-5'-if C ll!- This year something new was added to the commencement ceremony, the Valedictorian and Salutatorian were presented with honorary medals in rec- ognition of their high achievements. 419 Maragaret LaBe11e, Valedictorian, addresses her classmates with a speech concerning the uncertainty of the future. C25 Salutatorian, Linda Dicks delivers her speech about the pursuit of happiness. C35 Margaret LaBe11e after receiving her medal. I 1 J SENI ORS RECEIVE DIPLOMA 413 After four years of hard study, Karen Bumbul is rewarded with a diploma. C23 Mr. Phillip Fine- gan, Principal of Woodhaven High School. offers a few words of congratulations to Linda Dicks as she receives her diploma. C35 Margaret LaBe11e, Valedictorian of the Senior Class of 1977, receives a warm hand shake from Mr. Finegan as well as her dip- loma. 1 I X 'xi ' , ' .J M ' ' I , w I Q 4 g Pi L W V 71. 5 rl , X i A E L r- N L 1 t Y ' ' R lx sig N N GOOD-BYE CLASS OF 1977 X ,NX 1 .Q N li ,. A Q B x 5 SENIOR CHERYL ANDERSON: Yearbook Staff 73-74 RI-IONDA ANDERSON: Spanish Club 73-74, Varsity Band 73-76, Scholarship Comm. 75-76, Prom Comm. 75-76, N.H.S. President 76-77, Girls Swimming 75-76, Band 73-75, Pep Club 73-76, Ski Club Treasurer 76-77 DIANA ARTHUR: Pep Club 74-77, Girls Softball 75-76, Prom Comm. 75-76, Class Treasurer 76-77 , Girls Basketball 75-77 , Ski Club V.P. 76-77 , Spanish Club 73-74 DENISE BENTLEY: Pep Club 74-76 VICTORIA BIENIEK: Majorettes 73-77, Pep Club 74-76, Ski Club Corresponding Sec. 76-77 KAREN BOSSICK: Bike Club 73-74 SCOTT BRADEN: Student Council 76-77, N.H.S . GREG BROWN: Radio Club 73-74 KAREN BUMBUL: Prom Comm. 75-76, Yearbook Staff 73-75, Assistant Editor 75-76, I Pep Club 73-76, Class Secretary 75-76, Girls Track 76-77 , Girls Basketball 74-77 , N.H.S. Historian 76-77, Ski Club, Spanish Club 75-76 JACK BURNETTE: J.V. Football 73-74 ROBERT CALHOUN: J.V. Basketball 73-74, J.V. Football 73-74, J.V. Baseball 73-74. V. Baseball 74-77, V. Football 75-77 CORRINE CALLAWAY: Prom Comm. 75-76, Pep Club 73-76, Class V.P. 74-76. Majorette 75-77 , Student Council 74-76, N.H.S. , Homecoming Queen 76-77 CHARLES CAMILLERI: V. Band 73-75 ROBERT CARMACK: J.V. Football 73-74, J.V. Basketball 73-74, J.V. Baseball 73-74. V. Baseball 74-77, V. Football 75-77 ERNEST CASACCA: Spanish Club 73-74, J.V. Baseball 73-75, Student Council 75-76, N.H.S. , V. Football 76-77 RICHARD CONZ: J.V. Baseball 74-75, V. Baseball 75-76, V. Football 76-77, Wres- tling 75-77, Track 76-77 DEBRA COPELAND: Class Sec. 75-76 JAMES COX: Student Council 73-74 JANICE CRAIG: Pep Club 73-75, Band 73-75, Prom Comm. 75-76 RICHARD CROOKS: Pep Club 73-76, Prom Comm. '75-76, N.H.S. , V. Track 74-76, Cross Country 76-77 RONALD CROOKS: Pep Club 73-76, Yearbook 75-77, Student Council 74-75, Prom Comm. 75-76, Spanish Club 75-76, Ski Club 75-76, Bike Club 73-74, N.H.S. . Class Treasurer 74-76 , Class President 76-77 , Turnabout King 76-77 STEPHAN CUTRONA: Band 73-75 THOMAS DAYFIELD: J.V. Football 73-74, V. Club 73-77 LINDA DICKS: Prom Comm. 75-76, Pep Club 73-76, Yearbook 75-77, N.H.S. , V.P. 76-77, Scholarship Comm. 75-77, Spanish Club 75-77 , Ski Club 75-77 MARY DIMARTINO: Prom Comm. 75-76, N.H.S. , Ski Club President 76-77, Girls Track 73-76 JOYCE EBERHART: Band 73-77, Spanish Club 73-74, Scholarship Comm. 74-77, Pep Club 73-76 , Student Council 75-76, Girls Swimming 75-76 DIANE EWING: V. Choir 76-77 KATHLEEN FELPS: V. Choir 75-77, Newspaper 75-76, Spanish Club 75-76, Student Council 76-77 LEE ANN GALE: Bike Club 73-74 MICHAEL GAMBLE: J.V. Baseball 73-75, V. Baseball 75-77, Wrestling 76-77 DUNNE GRAHN: J.V. Cheerleader 74-75, V. Cheerleader 73-74, 75-77, N.H.S., Homecoming Court 76-77 DIRECTOR Y DONALD GRAY: V. Tennis 74-75 JEAN GRAY: Bike Club 73-74, Film Club 75-76 ROBERT GRAY: V. Track 74-75, Swimming 76-77 WANDA HAMILTON: Pep Club Pres. 73-75, V. Band 73-74, Prom Comm. 75-76, N.H.S. , Class Sec. 76-77 DON HARABEDIAN: J.V. Football 73-74, V. Football 76-77, V. Track 76-77, Wres- tling 76-77 KEVIN HARDY: J .V. Basketball 74-75, V. Basketball 75-77 DONNA HARMON: J .V. Cheerleader 73-74, V. Cheerleader 74-76, Student Council 74-75 , Class President 74-75 MARK HENSLEY: V. Football 76-77 ANTHONY HERK: Spanish Club 75-77, N.H.S. , Newspaper 76-77, Photo Club 76-77 VICKI HILLIKER: Pep Club 73-76 , Yearbook 74-76, Yearbook 74-76, V. Choir 76-77 DAWN HOGUE: V. Choir 76-77 SUSAN HOLTREY: N.H.S. ED HOLUBECK: V. Baseball 76-77 KATHY HORNE: Newspaper 75-76, N.H.S. DONALD JOHNSON: J.V. Basketball 74-75, V. Swimming 73-74 DOUGLAS JOHNSON: Pep Club 73-76, Bike Club 73-74, Prom Comm. 75-76, N.H.S. , Yearbook 76-77, V. Swimming 75-77 KAREN JOHNSON: N.H.S. PATRICIA JOHNSON: V. Cheerleader 73-77. Student Council 74-75, V.P. 76-77, Spanish Club Sec. 75-76, Prom Comm. 75-76, V. Choir 75-76, Homecoming Court 76-77, Class Pres. 75-76, Class V.P. 76-77 BRODERICK JONES: V. Baseball 73-77, V. Track 73-74, Cross Country 76-77 MARK KELLAR: V. Band 73-75 TERRY KIRKPATRICK: Student Council 74-75, 76-77, Spanish Club 76-77, N.H.S. President 76-77 , Newspaper Editor 76-77 , J .V. Baseball,74-75, Cross Country 76- 77 KATHY KISS: French Club 73-74 RUSS KURTZHALS: V. Tennis 76-77 MARGARET LABELLE: Pep Club 73-76, Yearbook Staff 73-75, Yearbook Editor 75-77, N.H.S. Prom Comm. 75-76, Gymnastics 73-74, Girls Track 73-77 , Girls Basket- ball 74-77, Girls Volleyball 74-75, 76-77, Table Tennis Runner-Up 76-77, Out- standing Senior Athlete and Scholar 76-77 MACHELLE LESTER: Majorette 73-76, Co-Cap. , Pep Club 74-75 CHERYL LITTLE: Student Council 73-74 TAMI LITTLE: N.H.S. CYNDI LOGGINS: N.H.S. WILLIAM MAJORS: V. Track 74-75 DAVID MARTINEZ: V. Choir 75-77 MIYUKI MASUDA: Yearbook 76-77, V. Choir 76-77 LISA MCCOY: Pep Club 73-76, Yearbook 73-77, Prom Comm. 75-76, Spanish Club 75-76, N.H.S. , Swimming 76-77 CATHY MCEACHRAN: Pep Club 73-76, Student Council 74-75, Band 74-77, Choir 76- 77 . N.H.S. CHARLES McKISSACK: J.V. Football 73-74, J.V. Baseball 73-74, V. Football 76-71, V. Basketball 73-77, V. Baseball 74-77, Outstanding Senior Athlete and Scholar 76-77 ANGELA OLIVERIO: Student Council 73-74, Pep Club 73-76, Bike Club 73-74, Schol- arship Comm. 74-77, Prom Comm. 75-76, Spanish Club 75-77 LYNNE PASCUZZI: Homecoming Court 76-77 MARIA PEREZ: V. Choir 76-77 , Yearbook 76-77 , Spanish Club 76-77 GREG POWELL: I.V. Football 73-74, Freshman Basketball 73-74, V. Track 76-77, V. Football 76-77 , V. Wrestling 76-77 , Student Council 75-76 CARRIE PRITT: Pep Club 74-75, Prom Comm. 75-76 KEITH PROFFITT: V. Band 74-77, V. Swimming 73-74 IRENE REYNA: V. Choir 75-76, Newspaper 75-76 , Spanish Club 75-76 SANDRA REYNA: Spanish Club 75-76 DONNA RICHARDSON: I.V. Cheerleader Cap. 74-75, V. Cheerleader 75-76, Cap. 76-77, Newspaper 75-76 , Homecoming Court 76-77, V. Swimming 76-77 SARA ROACH: Pep Club 73-75, Bike Club 73-75, Student Council 74-76, Scholarship Comm. 74-77, Prom Comm. 75-76 LINDA RUIZ: Spanish Club 75-76 PAT RYAN: Bike Club 73-74, Yearbook 74-76 GARY SCHIMMEL: V. Football 76-77 PHYLLIS SKENE: Student Council 73-74 DENISE SOLAK: V. Choir 74-75, V. Band 74-75, Newspaper 74-75 LAWRENCE SPRIETZER: V. Track 73-77 , Cross Country 73-77 THOMAS STENGER: I.V. Football 73-74 JOE STINE: Scholarship Comm. 76-77 KEVIN TALLION: I.V. Football 73-74, J.V. Baseball 73-74, V. Baseball 76-77, Film Club 75-76 , Student Council 76-77 GEORGE TEBO: Wrestling 76-77 DENISE TILLMANQ V. Choir 74-77, Featherette 75-77, Pom Pom Girl 75-76, Student Council 76-77 ALLEN TOPOLWESKI: V. Basketball 73-74, 76-77, Student Council 75-76, Prom Comm. 75-76 LINDA TRAMEL: I.V. Cheerleader 74-75, V. Cheerleader 73-74, 75-77, V. Choir 75- 76, Spanish Club V.P. 75-76, N.H.S., Homecoming Rep. 75-76, Homecoming Court 76-77, Prom Comm. 75-76, V. Swimming 76-77 JENNIFER VANOVER: V. Choir 74-76, Featherette 75-76, Pom Pom Girl 75-76 ROY VOGLER: V. Band 73-74, Bike Club 73-75, Spanish Club 75-77, Photo Club 76-77 PATRICIA VOIGI-IT: Spanish Club 75-77, Choir 76-77, N.H.S. RENEE WAEGHE: Student Council 73-74 RONALD WAINO: V. Band 73-74 LAWRENCE WEEGE: J.V. Baseball 73-74, V. Baseball 74-75, V. Swimming 73-75 JOHN WEST: V. Choir 75-77 ANDERS WESTERMARK: Yearbook 76-77, Spanish Club 76-77 SHERRIE WILLIAMS: Newspaper 73-74, Pep Club 73-76, Yearbook 73-76, Prom Comm. 75-76, Spanish Club 75-76, N.H.S. Sec. 76-77, Ski Club Recording Sec. 76-77, Girls Volleyball 74-75, Girls Basketball 74-77, Girls Track 76-77, Girls Baseball 75-76 BILL WOMAK: I.V. Baseball 74-75, V. Baseball 76-77 HENRY YENKEL: V. Band 73-77 MICHAEL ZUBOR: I.V. Basketball 73-74, V. Basketball 76-77 , Homecoming Rep. 75- 76, N.H.S. -m2,,.L.,N.f, - fn. -E--LLL 552534 A-A' 'V i'-? --iff K' 'L --1, fig.,-,T .' '25 x 1' W if Ap Vvci 5 'Him Bun 3 I fa 5-,x 'EK fx, .44-- , . T -. 1 ,..,,, Y . , U Y- 3 f-,U f Sq ,- Y, 'l7'7'f-'f'.v 'T H ..x i ' : E ,FLY 4512! F2543 -f f: 2 ,fl I .E-'ig' - Ml'..'- Ma 1,4 'Ji 1, -- f - ag- Xf ggi '- . ...:,:,:, f 5.5. 11-5 M...,u , fl AI. ' ga, gf: '. ' fi iigxiw? iqhm '.,.1,,U-'Q P 'HAI' ' ...iaasi gl TZ! ' -V - Z w ,,..v A Q My ' ' ,- , ,,'2iff1 , .' I 7 QI. , ,. W ' I Z1 13 I' Y Beer and Wine - Groceries - Party Supplies U S.D.A. Choice Beef Phone: 782-9861 Bill and Maureen Hornig 21005 Middlebelt COWHCISJ New Boston MI Congratulations Class of '77 BROWNSTOWN TOWNSHIP BOARD W. Curt Boller - Supervisor Rose M Legg - Clerk Steve C. Berecz - Treasurer - TRUSTEES - Richard R Starkey Charles Galdez Ed Lazar Phoebe Stromp 22720 Allen Rd. 675-5566 AL PETRI 8: SONS BICYCLE CENTERS INC Velo - Solex Horse - Ross Schwinn - Concord Woodhaven SPORTSLAND OF TRENTON 3277 West Rd Trenton Michigan Varsity Jackets and Sweaters Ed Stevens Phone Chuck McFarland 675-0566 Cosmetology is a growing career at Woodhaven, with surrounding schools also participating , and using Woodhaven's fine facilities . Q u p V l ' Cat Kingj CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 WOODHAVEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 'I82 Congra'ruIaI'ions and Good Luck Class of '77 SEAWAY MECHANICAL CONTRACTCRS INC 650 West Jefferson Avenue P O Box 476 Trenton MlChlg3D 48188 1 TRANSMISSION SWMQ I REPAIRED 0 EXCHANGED AUTOMATIC srmzwzo UNNEMI' JOINTS Ann Sulhvan looks out 1nto space nun :Nos CLUTCHES 676 C108 n::rm qu, ll L H 'll .fi o REBUILT ' . a. ' FLAT RooK RECREATION 'w 'AJIl'L'S2TI32Z.'J'2131.22350 'M - . Open Bowhng or 2401 FORT TRENTON an WEST an a. Hmuuson League OPSHIUSS I 184 I I BILL RowAN D oLDsMoBiLE, mc. For A11 Your Insurance Needs Auto Fire Life Art - Graphics - Gallery . -3224 Ph. 782-4618 Drafting Materials Custom and Standard Framing MAUREEN TIMAR i3'I3l479 0200 RIVERVIEW COMMONS 19174 Fort St. Riverview Mich. -Q' IL, SM QQ HLQE to the Class of 77 BUTggggggODY, Soghiitrsiaizsoifss 15800 Eureka at Dix Southgate 282-3100 asa-5300 ' . REALTY 4152 Dix Multi-List Service Len Wojnar DOWNRIVER A V 5 -I -g 1 1 4 A -f 1, K A Lincoln Pk., MI 48146 Broker-Owner C15 Friend and Julis are amazed by people entering media center. C25 Shelly LaBelle can't seem to decide which ladle to use for cooking today. Iva Lee Berecz REAL ESTATE ONE Congratulations Class of '77 Office: 675-6600 , ,, ,W Good Luck and Best Wishes .- ' ,IF-Q., Community enjoys Donkey Basketball Game. l Congra+ula+ions +o fhe Class of I977 From +he WOODHAVEN BOOSTER CLUB ARTHUR BOBCEAN FUNERAL HCDME INC 1939 26307 Huron River Dr Flat Rock Phone: 782-2755 Roll out that dough! Linda Flores, Cathy Snyder, Kelle Cra- gin and Gray Richardson are waiting in line for their class rings to be found among the hundreds of others. Serving the Community Since Congrafulahons and Besf Wishes In Fufure Years 'ro 'rhe Gracluafes of Woodhaven Hugh School THE CITY OF WGCDHAVEN Mayor Eugene J Mrerz Councrl Members Richard C Wrthey George S Honer Richard A Tews Rlchard M Helenberger 186 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '77 Wm J Demasi Congratulauons on a Job P C ATTORNEY Well Done and Good Luck 24670 Eureka Taylor Mich Ph 946 7430 To the Graduating ' Varslty Cheerleaders DUNNE GRAHN PATTI JOHNSON DONNA RICHARDSON CAPT LINDA TRAMEL From: Varsity Cheerleaders - Ripple - J V Cheerleaders - Sherry Berecz Cheryl Conz Debbie Fedrigo April Dorelia Jennifer Grahn Maria James and Linda Kingsley - Sponsor - Jan Marth , . Deb Hulderman, Teri McCullough, Cheryl Marth, Kay Compliments of HERITAGE DRY CLEANERS 1951 King Rd. Trenton, Mich. 48183 John Currier 675-4141 H Flat Rock Michigan 48134 RECREATIONAL VEHICLE STORAGE Travel Trarlors Snowmoblles Motor Homes Boats Rent by Month or Year 20065 West Road CAcross From Mob11 Orly 782 3506 FLAT ROCK HARDWARE INC. 26329 E. Huron River C J Tome Dave Duane Ph 782 2737 Mrke Culp waves a big hello to our photographer wh11e r1d1ng rn the homecomrng parade w1th frrends I8 7 so 1939 I' H 'Q ' yellowpages A RAYS 222 moans LUCK sfnvlcf 22025 Allen Road lbetween West nd K ng R dsj KHIG R I! ' M fw VT, WEST ROAD N P U I U 1 I l . I kb. jg 4 I ! I G Q' f 2- f A 24 noun ssnvlmz ,- 4 lv ,A : V 1 k - - ' RESIDENTIAL . commencm in B I z Auros ' MITKY5 Q om 2 sues f M Locks 5 E i' Q -l 'I- E E A-.4 INSTALLED -U--idg 5 j 0 E a. nnmns V G ' on 3 Comb'Mg'E2ia ?3'f'?fdnNsrALL5S's Mm - n - nm smson . soumcnz ,I f9NAN,dX f - N. 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Compliments of Congratulaciones a Los Graduados de - E1 Cuculo de Espanol WOODHAVEN HIGH - INSURANCE - AUTO Good Drivers - Special Rates Retirement Plan Financial Responsibility Mortgage Insurance Cancelled Home Owners For Information Call 241 Oak 283-3232 JOHN E. YOUD AGENCY Congratulations Class of '77 Yearbook Siaff C13 Two munchkins discuss the latest in fashions during an assembly. Q27 Jill Mitchell indulging in another lunch WOODHAVEN SPCDRTS CENTER 3 1 v NIIORN ROAD f 5' Q' T?2E?XIT2AxDN MICH ' -5 1' fl X ESQ! vw' I. -' INSIDE TAFFORD E' 'Why JH ' ' ' SQUARE MALL ff.,--5 iix-SIRI If' I A 5 R lx Eif mf 'X ! . X I I X I n N 1 ,I ll I s 'N I - A f' Q 0 rv I f may 7 4' A ,. IN-41' rpizfxviv YT ' ' ,- ' QR 'SXSW ,I . . gffmx U Z I X A W' af ' X X x l' if' 7 ! -1 V' 'JM ' 'f L, X---. if ' f' 'Q EL - ,, A fl! I H hr- ' WOODHAVEN ED U 0 N Cindy Johnson measures a shot for filmmaking. BOARD OF - PARENT PATRONS - MR and MRS CHARLES JOHNSON R1R.and NIRS. 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