Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

YALE HIGH SCHOOL Yale, Michigan 1983 Table of Contents Homecoming Freshmen Sophomore Seniors Activities Sr. Index 1. Emmett road in fall. 2. Sr. float wins! 3. A snowy day. 4. Tami Begerowski, another win. 5. Real winners on clown day. 6. Downtown Yale, 1983 7 Carol DiVigili, Lisa Collins and Ron Chamey on Cedar Point tnp. 8. The park in Spring. 9. Mrs. oopha directs our famous choir. ™ p at A,. V, Jjf Vi mm A% fiPB Igir- jhArf |: jJ ' !k !jBL x jp ap ML j ' b I -s - KfflK gjra ■ 1 HR . r ‘ PT NS f . • CfffSBfci u M B|r !■ ■ 1 W || 1 cJ day is the first day of the rest ofiyourftje In Memoriam The memory: A happy one like leaving an afterglow of smiles when life is done , Like leaving an echo whispering softly down the ways Of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny days. The tears of those who grieve Should dry before the sun Of happy memories that ue ' ve left when life is done. Leads to a Victory Dance 6 . 1. Opening ceremony at homecoming game. 2. Coach Egan in- structs Barney Goulding. Note our new press box. 3. The grand march at our victory dance. 4. Chris Yurko still in possession of the ball. 5. Kick off! 6. Scott Decker and Lori Conely dance as Tina Mathews and Bill Kean look on in — is that disgust? 7. Louise Von Matem has boogie fever — a new Swedish dance? 8. Who says football is fun? 9. The line of scrimmage. 10. A big crowd for Homecoming. Going into the Homecoming game, the Bulldogs were thinking about finally ending their 7 year Homecoming loss record and they did just that. After a quiet first half of only scoring six points to New Haven’s 12, the Bulldogs came fighting back, not giving New Haven a bit of a chance to score, and they went on to win 24-6. So Seniors went out with a BANG!! 7 10. Yale High School 1982-83 Bulldog Favorite Cartoon: Bugs Bunny Runner Up: Garfield Bulldog Top 10 Favorite T.V. Shows Joanie Loves Chachi Magnum P.I. Knight Rider Hill Street Blues Dynasty Fame Fall Guy Chips Benny Hill It Takes Two J :V ■!€ Bulldog Favorite Restaurant Bulldog Top 7 Movies E.T. Friday the 13th Rocky UI Rocky First Blood Star Wars An Officer and a Gentleman 8 The Way We Were ; : •: « :• :■ :• Bulldog Favorite Video Game Pac-Man Bulldog Top 4 Favorite Albums Diver Down Van Halen American Fool John Cougar Escape Joumey On the Sunset Strip Richard Pryor Most Popular thing for a Bulldog to wear ... Blue Jeans Nikes Leg Warmers Dancing in the Street Just You and I Grandma Got Run Over By a Rein- deer Homecoming Homecoming Homecoming 9. Homecoming! Memories of working on floats, of balloons. Darades. spirit contests, friends in funny clothes, kings and queens, excitement! 1. The Yale High School Marching Band leads the 1982 Homecoming Parade. 2. The mighty Sr. Float, Somewhere Over the Rainbow, wins 1st plae. 3. The Sophomore Float, The Black Hole. 4. The 1982 Homecoming Court Float. One of the last official acts of Laurie Hayes and Todd Kaatz as 1981 King and Queen. Girls are Terry Balia Tami Begerowski, Lisa Kean (front) Ann Porrett, Karen McClure, Lori Conley, Tina Mathews. 5. Working on the Sophomore float Jeff Palmateer, Ken Mazzoline, Beth Thompson, Don Morgan. 6. The Jr. Float — a 2nd place finish with Annie.” 7. Troy Aldea as clown. 8. The 3rd place Freshman Float, Rocky”. 9. The Grand Marshall, Mr. Al- bert Kimmel. 10. Our future nuyorettes will be chosen from Carol Chandler’s stars. 11. The Yale Businessman’s Association has spirit. 12. The Pom Pon girls (pictured) and the cheerleaders added spark to the parade. 12 . 11 School Days, School Days. 12 Good Old Fashioned Rule Days. 1. The way we greet the day at Yale High School. 2. 80% of our students ride the bus. Here are Donella Holsworth, Roxanne Lochran, Michelle Leideker, and Brenda Hill. 3. Mrs. Silverthorn helps Steve Loren. 4. Two typical couples — Mike Trupp 3. The Homecoming Court - ti � 11 ' Si 1 1 I King and Queen Crowned 6. 1981 King and Queen, Lori Hayes and Todd Kaatz march on the field to hand down the honor for 1982. 7.8. Caught ya! Lisa and Bill look surprised as they hear their names called to be Yale High’s King Queen. 9. Lisa looks like a real Queen as she receives her crown from Lori. 10. Todd gives up his cape, but it looks like he wants to keep the crown Bill! 1 1. Yale’s Royal Couple shine, Bill Mackey and Lisa Kean. Dedicated to the One We Love The 1983 Yearbook staff is honored to dedicate this yearbook to retiring Assistant Principal, Theodore M. Stine, Jr. Mr. Stine has filled many positions in the Yale School District during his 36-year long career. He has taught in a one-room school house and in our larger and more modern Jr. High and High School. He has been principal, a teacher, and his current position, assistant Principal. Even though Mr. Stine is a person of authority, he is very well liked among the students. He has a genuine caring and respect for the students and most of all, is willing to listen. He enjoys talking with the students; he feels that every person good or bad, right or wrong has something to say for you to learn from, and that life is a constant learning process. His philosphy is You must be ten times Quicker to praise than to criticize.” We will really miss Mr. Stine in the years to come, but we wish him the best of luck in his future. Faculty and Admi nistration 17 Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers 3 . Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers k _ Science Department 6. 7. 8 . The Science and Math Department of Yale High School offer a variety of courses from checking accounts to trig. 1. Mr. Rathje teaches consum- ers math and general math and coaches track and football. 2. Mrs. Hedge teaches Algebra I II. 3. Miss Witcomb teaches Geometry and Math Methods. 4. Mrs. Silverthom teaches Math Methods II, Trig, and Consumer Math. 5. Mr. Hunt teaches in both the Math and Science department. He teaches Advanced Topics Physics, Calculus, Physical Science and coaches Cross Country and heads the Science club. 6. Mr. Johnson teaches Biology I II and Conservation. 7. Mr. Dams teaches Biology I II and Conservation and coaches J.V. Softball. 8. Mr. Smith teaches Chemistry and Physical Science. 9. Miss Sugg, new to our staff, teaches special ed. 10. Mrs. Maul teaches special ed. 10 . Special Education 19 Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers I. Mr. Robinson teaches govern- ment, economics, and American history. 2. Mr. Nagy teaches gov- ernment, economics, psychology, sociology and American history. 3. Mr. Presnell teaches American history, sociology, psychology and World Geography. 4. Miss Sworthwood teaches Spanish I, II, and III, psychology, and sociology. 5. Mrs. Robinson teaches food, typing I and II, of- fice practices. 6. Mr. Wiersma teaches bookkeeping, typing I, and shorthand. Business 4. Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers Home Economics Department 7. Miss Carpenter teaches singles survival, foods, home ec. and clo- thing. 8. Mrs. Wilier teaches mar- riage family, child development, foods and sponsors theF.H.A. 9. Mrs. Goodall teaches physical education. 10. Mr. Eagan teaches World Geog- raphy and physical education and coaches. 11. Mr. Darin teaches phys- ical education and is the athletic di- rector. Physical Education Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers 1. Mr. Nofs teaches English in 9th and 11th Grade and Gen- eral Comp. 2. Mr. Yurko also teaches General Comp, and Reading Techniques. 3. Mrs. Taylor teaches Soc Psych besides En- glish. 4. Besides En- glish Literature and Sr. College English, Mrs. Dagg teaches World Geography. 5. Ms. Allam teaches Coll. Comp, and has also been brave enough to have the Journalism class. 6. Mrs. Brom- berger teacher World Geography apart from English. E n g 1 i s h S t u d i e s Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers 1. Mr. Dewey teaches art and Photo- graphy. 2. Mrs. Sopha teaches choir. 3. Miss Shafer directs the Band. 4. Mr. Marcetti teaches Metal Shop drafting. 5. Mr. Cook teaches Wood Shop drafting. 6. Mr. Humphrey teaches Wood and Metal Shop and drafting. I n d u s t r i a 1 A r t s 23 Presenting People who run the School 1. Miss Takacs, Curriculum Coordinator. 2. Mr. Albert Kimmel, Superintendent of Yale Public Schools for the last 12 years, will retire this vear. 3. Mrs. Presnell, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Hulett, workers in the superintendents office. 4. Dr. Patrick Harrington, High School principal. 5. Mr. Long, janitor. Not pictured are Ed Davies and Phil Lindal. 6. Our cooks, Mrs. Huston, Mrs. Harmer and Mrs. Clark. 7. Mrs. Sabada runs the career Resource Room. Our counselors, who are usually so helpful, refused to be photographed. Mr. Little and Mr. Goetz. 24 7. Classes Classes Classes Classes Classes 1 . Michelle Dyer - Soph, Jamie Lickers - Soph, Nancy David- son - Senior 2. Ten Begerowski - Jr., Tammy Begerowski - Senior 3. Barb Prat - Freshmen, Debbie Murray - Freshmen, Tammy Taylor - Freshmen, Jenette Shapp - Freshmen, Tnsha Kavanagh - Freshmen 4. Brian Elwamer - Senior, Pat Brennan - Senior, Dan Pingator - Senior 6. Sue Ann Lange - Junior, Louise Von Matem - Senior 3 . Freshmen Find High School Much 4 . Work ... And Little Play. 7. 1. Is that really Greg Harrington fooling around in biol- ogy? 2. Mr. Humphreys, Vicky Kardell, President; Sherry Lamay, Vice President; Leah Capanda, Trea- surer; Ann Porrett, Secretary. 3. Do we see April really doing her work. 4. Bill Donaldson hates getting his pic- ture taken. 5. Tammy Taylor asks, Is this test supposed to make sense?” 6. Watch out Carolyn! 7. Late for class as usual. 8. Here’s Caroline telling her boring jokes again. I 27 Debbie Boddy Steve Bond Barb Brinley Lynn Buckner Patryl Bulak Dawn Burgett John Burke Gladys Butt Rhonda Cutler Dave Daniel Joseph Daniels Lawrence Dehate Billy Donaldson Edward Donnellon Lisa Donnellon David Downing Robert Doying Tim Drudy Jennifer Dunsmore Charlene Ebach Dawn Ellis Walter Elsey Jill Falk Deanna Fleming Christine Frenette Bernadette Gagnon Vincent Giltiman Thomas Goold Bob Guigar Janet Hachenski Brian Hall Greg Harrington 28 Michele Harrison Sue Harvey Steven Hayward Larry Hazel Tracy Hazel Cindy Hicks Brian Hillis Lisa Holley £- 7 Sf Mike Hopper Matthew Hortop Pauline Huffman Glenn Hyde Anthony Hyslop Lisa Jedrzejczak Kathy Johnson Vicki Kardell ft H | Laura Kavanagh Tricia Kavanagh Lisa Kelly April Kendzierski Kristine Kettlewell Lynn Kinney Carolyn Klause Robert Klei Vlichell Kozuchowski Sarah LaBeau Kevin Ladd Sherry LaMay Patti Lashbrook Larry Lawson Joe Leideker Margaret Lepien wMr- ■$, Janet Lobdell Roxanne Lochran Norma Lohr Rick Long Andrea Manns Larry Markowicz Eugene Mayworm Renee Mazzoline IHHHH Rose McClelland Laura McDonald Steven McKeon Robyn McLain James Meharg Matthew Melton David Menig Richard Mrazek 29 Freshmen, Freshmen, Freshmen, Freshmen 1. Kristine Kettlewell and Tina Barone at Homecoming. 2. Miss Bromberger’s world geography class hard at work. 3. Mr. Eagan’s world geography. 4. Andrea Manns and other freshmen at lunch. 5. Lisa Holley on the way home. 6. Tim Drury at his locker. 7. Matt Milton cruising the hall. 8. Joe Daniels only looks like he is studying. 9. David Downing reading geography. 10. Laura Kavanagh of course. 11. Cindy Hicks, Allen Mayworm and Rick Long in class. 31 Tim Muldoon Pamela Murray Kathleen Nolan Jerry Norris Mickey O’Boyle Marjean Oliver Bill Palmateer Jerry Palmateer Steve Rivet James Roth Jimmy Ruedisueli Brian Rykowski Jennifer Russell James Schlorke Oonald Shannon Jeanett Shappee Kelly Skinner Tim Smith Chris Stansberry Susan Stevens Leland Stiles William Super Scott Szulborski Timothy Teichow Scott Theel William Thompson Eric Trexler Carleen Trupp Bill Walsh Theresa Wawrzyniak Keith Walter David Wasmund Khonda White Paula Whitson Jeff Yost Amy Youngheim Tammy Zimmerman 32 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Class Officers - Secretary, Tracey Aldea; Treasurer, Laurie Yeashevich;Vice-Pres., Kelly Kinney; Pres., Maureen Stapleton and Advisor, Mrs. Robinson. 2. Fourth hour college comp., Lee Shepard’s favorite class. 3. Tim Meharg studies! Dave Antrim Renee Arnold Laurie Babel Adam Babicki Cheryl Baumgarten Timothy Beadle Martin Beals Sherry Beiser 33 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores 5. 1. Not much work is getting done in Miss Whitcomb’s class. 2. Laurie Babel in deep thought. 3. Is that Tom Selleck? No, it’s Fernando. 4. J.P. gives Loren Thompson the evil eye. 5. Kirk LaGosh gets down to business, (for once) 5. Nice purse Jeff Jonseck; Pat Vinckier likes it. 6. Keep your eyes off your fin- gers. 7. Rick Consiglio and Denise Boddy stroll down the hall. 6 . 34 Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores 35 Gene Colden Tom Conley Richard Consiglio Carol Cowhy Nicole DeLano Michele Demar Kelly Dingwell Tamara Dupree Tammy Gardner Diane Gibson Mary Gibson Angela Ginzel Thomas Gleason Edward Gould Mark Hachenski Kelly Harrelson Rose Harvey Lisa Hatfield Patrick Hayes Bill Hearn Colleen Heeney Steven Hodgins Donella Holsworth Phil Hortop Lisa Hreha Bobie Jo Huffman Tammy Hurt Jennifer Hyde Jeanett Jewell Jeffrey Jewell Betty Johnson Karen Johnson 36 Jodie Koper Kevin Kovacs Robert Kruger Michael Kurtz Evelyn LaFave Kirk LaGosh Allen Lavere Carl Lemon Marie Leonard Raymond Lepien Jamie Lickers Dan Liebler Melinda Liebler Kenneth Mazzoline Gregg McCallum Bill McClelland Karen McClure Orval McLean John Meharg Timothy Meharg Joe Middleton Frances Millsap Donald Morgan Sue Morgan Margaret Muldoon Robert Muxlow John Nolan Matthew Northrop Douglas Nowicki Melody Odle JefT Osko John Osmialowski Sophomore, Sophomore, Sophomore 1 . Tracey A Idea works on float. 2. American History class. 3. Maggot Muldoon and Diane Waun typing. 4. Marie Leonard studying. 5. Nancy Quinn, Colleen Heeney, Kevin Kovach doing a lab. 6. Cheryl Richards smiles for the camera. 7. Chemis- try class, Lynn Porrett. 8. Jamie Lyons, Cheryl Baumgarten. Ken Kardell, at the smoking area. 9. Lynne Vandenbossche works on sophomore float. 10. John Nolan, John Osmalowski, Cheryl Baumgarten, Sheri Demarey waiting to chow down. 11. Mr. Nagy teaches American History. 12. Mr. Wiersma’s shorthand class. 13. Carol Salzman in typing. 14. Steve Witt study- ing. 1 . 3. Reading, Writing and Rithmatic Steven SchifTelbin Leland Shepard Anthony Shaieb Lori Silverthorn Frank Simasko David Staples Maureen Stapleton Kimberly Stevens Lynne Vandenbossche brad Vincent Patrik Vinckier Sheryl Walenty Robert Walker Robert Walsh Steven Warner Diane Waun Lisa Waycaster Michael Weindl Gerald Wellman Richard Wendt Stephen Witt Laurie Yeashevich Theresa Yeashevich Dina Zurawski 40 Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors 1. Junior Class Officers Mr. Smith, advisor; Tina Matth- ews, Secretary; Lisa McLaughlin, Treasurer, Bill Kean, Vice-President; Scott Jones, President. Mr. Little, advisor. 2. George Andaluz 3. Paula Curtis on clown day. 4. What did Larry Kraft do now? 3. Mirna Amaya Stephanie Ament George Andaluz Teri Antrim 41 1. Dori Trupp is acting normally again. 2. Cheer- leaders, Carol Divigili, Tracy Hill, Kathy Donnel- lon. Barbie Brown, and mascot, General Patton smile for the camera. 3. Wade Fulmer and Scott Decker put their best, er ... foot forward. 4. Second place, junior float. 5. Say Cheese!” 6. Jodie Dortman and Heidi Knapp clown around for us. 7. Sue Lange and Lynn Buckner on their way to audition for the circus. Into Homecoming Activities Kim Childers Fred Clark Lori Conley Paul Consiglio Steve Covert Larry Cowhy Paula Curtis Charles Decker Scott Decker Sheri Demaray Theresa Densteadt Todd Desloover Carol DeVigili Kathleen Donnellon Eugene Dorcy Jodie Dortman Hazel Drinkard David Drotar Joe Engel John Evanotl shelly Fai | le Nicole Fase) Kim Fec teau Polly Fergus on Joe Goubert Kelly Goulding Doug Groth Mary Haley 44 Kelly Hayes Julie Harrison Brian Hartway Cathleen Heeney Virginia Hernandez Theresa Hyde Diane Kettlewell Melissa Makowski Lisa Meredith Glenn Keyworth Joanne Kinney Darlene Klebba Tonja Hohf V A Scott Jones Bill Lauzon Kathy Maskell Tina Mathews Morris McDonald George McGuire Alvin HufTord Chris Hyde Jim Kean Brian Kendzierski Pauline Lichota i Lisa McLaughlin Steve Kramer Steve Meade Bev Krzak Jamey Lyons Mary Menig Darlene Miller Jeff Moody Jim Muldoon Joe Muller John Munro Robert Murray Ron Murray 45 1. Another fascinating Eng. Lit class for Fred Clark, Bev Krzak, Steve Frenette, Tracy Stanyer, Ken Weeks, Missy Makowski, Katie Furness and Anna Whitson. 2. SueAnn Lange sunning. 3. Brian Kendzierski really does do some work. 4. Diane Kettlewell auditions for playboy. 5. The ultimate in lockers by Chris Yurko and Steve Frenette. 6. Dori Trupp working (?!?!) on Year- book. 7. Larry Kraft, bane of Mrs. Dagg’s exis- tence. She handcuffed him to a chair. 8. David Armstrong hot dogging for the camera. 9. Patsy Wilkie Kim Fecteau are very close friends. 10. Joe Engle strains to curl 70 lbs. This year’s Junior class was full of spirit and pep. Their Homecoming rep- resentatives for 1982 were Scott Decker and Lori Conley and Bill Kean and Tina Mathews. Their float Annie” earned a second place. The Juniors put on many dances including the Junior-Senior Prom, and also sponsored a trip to Cedar Point. Good Job Class of ’84!!! 1 . 5. Christine Rodzos Lisa Ross Kathleen Roy Karri Rush ton Scott Sabada Mike Sanders Michelle Sarsfield Theresa Simmons Kari Stricklin Pat Superczynski Cindy Taylor Mary Taylor Steven Theel Andy Thomas Gilbert Thomas Shannon Trexler Dori Trupp Becky Tuschling Anita Venohr Bonnie Vollmer Theresa Walgrave Dave Wampler Patty Watson Ken Weeks Lorie White Lorraine White Anna Whitson John Wiegand Carolyn Wilt Cheryl Witalec Chris Yurko Darrin Zisler 48 Taking Care Of Business 50 5. 6 . 51 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors it A Beth Ainsworth Troy Aldea Cynthia Lee Andersen Michelle Anspaugh Robert Babicki II Terri Balia Antoinette Barnes Michael Baumgarten Kurt Beals Gerald Bechtel Daniel Bedy Tami Begerowski Thomas Bragg Patrick Brennan Michael Bricker Katherine Brown Dorothy Buckner Denise Bugajski € Seniors Seniors Seniors Shelly Burgess Sharon Bums Shelly Cain Timothy Campbell Michele Capanda Jeffrey Chandler Cynthia Chamey Theodore Chicosky Daniel Chieaa Michael Clark Theresa Clark Jacklyn Click David Collins Bob Connelly Robert Creutz Veronica Curtis Derrick Danielkiewicz Julie Daniels Nancy Davidson Ricky Dedruycker Mark Demar Joseph Densteadt Timothy Donnellon Daryl Dove 54 1 Tammy Jones and Kathy Halsey flirt with the Photographer 2. A typical Senior class, with it ' s very own crippled Tim Donnellon. 3. Ten Balia and Lynn Porrett sit through Mr. Dewey’s lecture in art 4 Exchange student Monica Lund day dreaming. 5. Chns Vore, It’s lonely at the top!” 6 Tom Hazel and Jackie Vincent in a normal pose. 7. Just what Mike Millsap deserves. 8. Kate Brown - all business, no play. 9 Mike Trupp and Troy Aldea show their true identities. 55 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Mark Duncan Helen DuPuis Todd Edgerton Kristy Edwards Daniel Ellis Brian Elwamer Bryan Goulding Roseanne Grace Jeffery Groth Kathleen Halsey Daniel Hansen Penny Harmer Melinda Harvey Joyce Hayward Thomas Hazel James Hazelman Jeffrey Hicks Brenda Hill 4S- — U Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Michael Lee Hillis Donna Holsworth James Hopper Donald Huffman Mary Hyde Brenda Janowski Michael Johnson Darla Jones Tammy Jones Sutton Kaercher Cynthia Kaltz John Kean Kenric Knecht Judy Kreiner Brenda Krzak Edward Kuffa Gaylene Lackie Sue Ann LaMay Seniors make the 1 Bill Mackey, Todd McCallum and Tom Normadm. 2. Jay Bechtal. 3. Sutton Kaercheri and Nancy Davidson combine efforts in Photography. 4. A senior class taking a break. 5. The senior class officers pose for a picture with Advisor, Mr. Robin- son, Tammy Jones, Pat Brennan. Jackie Click and Karen Meharg. 6. Nancy Davidson smiles for the camera. 7. Pat Bren- nan shows off his pearly whites. 8. Joyce Hayward and Michele Klea take time out at a crosscountry meet 9. Carl Rumsey tries to fight past John Walkers defense 10 Jill Morgan Derrick Danielkiewicz and Jackie Vincent laughing What a greeting in the office! 58 Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors William Mackey Todd McCallum Ronald McClelland Robert McLain II Mark McLea n Karen Meharg Larry Middleton Jody Mihal Lesia Millsap Michael Millsap Jill Morgan Jennifer Morin Toribio Munoz John Nader Thomas Nilles Thomas Normandin Maureen O’Connor Steven Ostrander Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Timothy Pattenaude Kenneth Peltier Kathleen Pierce Daniel Pingitore Lynn Porrett Dora Quintanilla Christina Ramon Michael Raue Nicholas Rector Kandy Reusser Robert Rix Jereen Rodzos Randall Rostine Robert Roy Patricia Reudisueli Carl Rumsey Robert Sadilek David Saxarra Theresa Schultz Jeffrey Scott Gary Silverthom Kim Smith Carolyn Stahl Thomas Starks All in A Seniors 1 Senior class lets their spirit shine at a pep assembly. 2 Karen Meharg. one of Yale ' s many cripples. 3. Bill Mor- gan explains to an under classmen talent with pottery 4 Tim Donnellon with a familiar face. 5. Lisa Kean holds Cindy Kaltz back from attacking all the guys. 6 Bnan Elwamer and hisdecorated locker. 7. Michele Capanda and Cindy Kaltz cheer on the seniors. 8 Darla Jones - posing for a picture. 9. Kate Brown - In the morning 10. James Keegan - Daa ' 62 5 . Seniors Seniors Seniors 1. Larry Middleton plays in the clay. 2. Paul Baird and Nick Rector listen intently. 3. Senior English - and we heard that was a tough class. Is it Bob Babacki, Joyce Hayward or Sheri Beschoner? 4. Lynn Porrett, Nancy Davidson and Lesa Lovelace - fast friends. 5. Lorraine White and Ed Wil- liams - also fast friends. 6. Tim Donnellon and Dave Col- lins - May we help you?” 7. Roseanne Grace holds up Mary Hyde. 8. Ed Kuffa plays Pass the Lifesaver” with Cheryl Bower. Whatever happened to Spin the Bot- tle”? 9. Michelle Capanda helps Carla Ligatti look pretty. Big help Karen Meharg. 10. Rasputin Dewey captured fulfilling a teachers dream-stopping Mike Millsap from talking. Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Ronald Thompson Michael Trupp Jackie Vincent Louise VonMatem John Walker III James Tuschling Jr. Robert Walker Timothy Wehner Edward Williams Kevin Witt Neil Wixson Anthony Wright Deborah Yost John Yurko Michalene Roeske Activities, Activities, Activities, Activities The kinds of things memories are made of happen in our school activities. 1. You remember trying to kill each other in gym class. 2. You remember pep as- semblies. 3. Spirit Week, when you could legitimately put make-up on in class. 4. And winning pass it along” at Homecoming. 5. You remember science club trips that begin at 1 a.m. and end in Chicago. Look through this section to see what you may join. Student Services: They help the School CADET TEACHERS: Left to Right, first row: Jenny Morin, Lesia Millsap, Brenda Krzak, Scott Gill, Mim Roeske, second row: Jodie Dortman, Karen Meharg, Carla Ligotti, Shelly Burgess, Michele Klea, Lisa Collins, Theresa Simmons, third row: Beth Thompson, Kate Pierce, Randy Rostine, Troy Aldea, Mike Trupp, Steve Lossing. Missing: Julie Daniels, and Theresa Schultz, right: Jackie Vincent working hard. OFFICE SECRETARIES: Left to right, front row: Lisa Kean, Rob Roy, Tammy Jones, Dave Collins, Kathy Halsey, John Klocke, Back Row: Bill Mackey, Robert Thompson, Derrick Daniel Kiewicz, Tim Donnellon. Above: Kathy Halsey and Robert Thompson at work. Right: Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Halsey, our school secretaries. Without them, the school would not run. 68 and get Credit for it too. ATTENDANCE AIDS: Front Row: Cindy Kaltz, Second row: Terri Balia, Jill Morgan, Tracey Hill, Teri Antrim, Mary Haley, Becky Tuschling, Sue LaMay, Third row: Jackie Vincent, Cindy Ander- son, Moe O’Connor, Cheryl Watalic, Penny Harmer, Anna Whitson. Below: Jill Morgans picks up attendance slip. i Que Pasa Con el Club de Espanol? This year’s Spanish Club has about 40 members. Our main goal has been to visit Mexico. The club has gone 3 times previously since Miss Sworthwood has been the advisor. The club usu- ally goes every 4 years. But because of the poor economy in Mexico and the rising costs of travel, we won’t be going this year. Instead we are going to use some of our money for a party or for a trip to a nearby Mexican restaurant. The Spanish Club usually meets about once a month after school. This year, to raise money, we sold Love-A-Grams and M M’s. We also had a car wash before the prom; a dance; a slave sale and a bake sale. Previously for fun the Spanish classes have learned The Mexican Hat Dance, and how to make Pinatas. to vale high school group PERE2 PEREZ --auccum Back row, John Munro, Chris Y urko, Steve Frenette, Lisa Collins, Ron Chamey , Barb Brown, Judy Quain, Jenette Shapp, Peggy Thomas, Theresa Schultz, third row, Bill Kean, Diane Gibson, Cindy Charney, Lynn Porrett, Roseanne Grace, Dan Ellis, Joyce Hayward, Linda Anderson, Scott Jones, John Klocke, second row, Louise Chojnowski, Brenda Hill, Lisa Kean, Michele Capanda, Tammy Jones, Donna LaGosh, Debbie Barenbrugge, Myrna Amaya, Michelle DeMar, Lori Gall, first row, Missy Beschoner, Teri Begerowski, Miss Sworthwood, John Yurko, Sherri Beschoner, Lynn Vandenbosche, Anita Venohr, Jeff Palmateer, Doug Nowicki. Pres.; John Yurko, Vice Pres.; Sherry Beschoner, Treas.; Lynn Vandenbossche, Sec.; Ver- onica Curtis. 70 The Science Club — World Travelers Back row: Bill Lauzon, Debbie Barenbruge, Steve Witt, Anita Venhor, Mike San- ders, John Klocke, Steve Hayward, Frank Simasko, Kate Brown, Louise Von Matern, Steve Covert, Ken Mazzoline, Brian Hillis, Brian Elwarner, Kevin Witt, Mike Hillis, Carrie Scheible, Beth Thompson, Bev Krzak, Sandy Nazar, Laura Kavanagh, Jim Campau, Sara LaBeau, Amy Youngheim, Michelle Klea, Mary Menig, Donna LaGosh, Linda Anderson, Tonja Hohf, Mike Kurtz, Tom Walgrave, Chris Vore, Dave Menig, Jeff Shorbridge, Renee Mazzoline, Patryl Bulak. SCIENCE CLUB: Last year the Science Club travelled a lot over the U.S.. They went to Chicago 3 times. They also visited; The Smokey Mountains, Toronto, Washington, D.C., New York City, and The Detroit Science Center. The Science Club Meetings usu- ally consist of a business part and then a science experiment. The members then get a chance to work with the materials. This year, the Science Club has already visited Chicago twice, and they plan on going to Mammoth Caves, Fort Knox, and Toronto. They would also like to go to the MSU Engineering open house. Hopefully, this summer they will go out West to the Grand Canyon. President, Kevin Witt; Missing: V.P. Michell Kim- ball; Sec., Joyce Hayward; Treas., Mike Hillis; Ad- visor, Mr. Hunt. 71 Student Council Provides Leadership This years Student Council is led by President, Tami Begerowski; Vice President, Karen McClure; Secre- tary, Missy Liebler; Treasurer, Michele Capanda; and Parlimenta- rian, Tim Meharg. Student Council is made up of students picked by their classmates to provide help, and ser- vices to the school and the commun- ity. Some of the goals of the Student Council are to put on the Homecom- ing, the blood drive, the canned food drive, and a new program called Adopt a Grandparent. Also the Stu- dent Council put on the Christmas Assembly which was a real hit this year. Mr. Dewey sums up Student Council by saying that it is leader- ship, development, and community service, and he thinks the kids have reached these goals. Back: Pat Vinckier, Andy Thomas, John Osmialowski, Steve Lossing, Nancy Quain, Maureen Stapleton, Troy Aldea, Tina Barone, Kent Porter, Tom Hazel, Brenda Hill, Cindy Mason, Steve Frenette, Scott Decker, Dawn Ellis, John Stone, Chris Hufford, Dan Keegan, Darron Barone, Dave Collins, Christine Kettlewell, Kelly Harrolson, Mr. Dewey, Toni Barnes, Jamie Lickers, Anna Whitson, Kari Stricklin, Michele Capanda, treasurer; Missy Liebler, secretary; Karen McClure, V.P.; Tami Begerowski, Pres.; Tim Meharg, parlimentarian. Yale Horsemanship Team Rides to 2nd Place Michigan Interscholastic Horse Association There are a total of 17 classes the teams may enter at each meet. Classes range from four types of Saddle Seat Classes, four types of Hunt Seat Classes (including a Jumping Class) a Trail Class (consisting of various obstacles in a time limit of 3 minutes) to five timed Speed-event classes. Each class may have as many as 54 entries (riders) with up to 4 riders per school. The point system is — 1st place = 6 points, 2nd place = 5 points, 3rd place v 4 points, 4th place = 3 points, 5th place = 2 points, and 6th place v 1 point. Points are accumulated for each team according to placings of their riders (determined by a qualified judge) for three separate meets. There were four Districts in Michigan this season with a total of 533 riders. The first place (Champion) team of each District qualifies to compete at a State Championship meet. Yale’s Horsemanship team rose to a brilliant second place this 1982-83 season. The District II, Division B team competed against eight other teams this year which included: Placing Team Total Points 1 Armada 177 2 Yale 132 3 Dryden 90 Six Riders for Yale: Total Points Riders 53- Judy Kreiner (Senior)-High Point trophy winner for season 42- Dina Zurawski (Sophomore) 26- Scott Gill (Junior) 9- Mindy Harvey (Senior) 6- Tami Begerowski (Senior) 2- Terri Begerowski (Junior) Coaches- Phyllis Palmateer, Tom Palma- teer and Darlene Zurawski 3. Teri Begerowski 73 Yale Puppeteers Perform for Elementary Mr. Frank Johnson, visit area schools upon re- quest and perform. The show was called, Kids on the Block” and tells all about handicapped chil- dren. There are six puppets, and four are hand- icapped. This year the group put on a show for the Yale Area Business Council during the Christmas season. The Yale High School Puppeteers are from L. to R.: Ellen Schafer, Peggy Thomas, Carrie Schieble, Gilbert Thomas, Jeff Palmateer, Doug Nowicki, Bill Palmateer, Betty Johnson and Rose Harvey. The National Honor Society is an Exclusive Club The purpose of the Yale Chapter of the National Honor Society is to recog- nize those students that excel academi- cally and are leaders in extra-curricular activities. The members donate their time as in-school tutors and plan a vari- ety of field trips. Back: Pat Brennan, Shelly Anspaugh, Tammy Bially, Kristy Edwards, Esther Fisher, Sherri Beschoner. Front: Mike Hillis, Kevin Witt, John Yurko, Joyce Hayward, Sandy Gilliam, Karen Meharg, Cindy Charney. 74 Future Homemakers of America: Mrs. Wilier, Tina Mathews, Cindy Balia, Sheri Demary, Cindy Anderson, Anna Whitson. Missing: Lisa McLaughlin, Tami Begrowski, Lisa Kean, Kim Fecteau, Patsy Wilkie, Karen McClure, Nancy Davidson, Deana Balia, Carla Poitra, Patty Sinka, Brenda Owens. Frajytenmuih CHiflK aS An Active Group The F.H.A. members are a busy group with big plans. One of their projects last year was the repaint- ing of the school restrooms — a very needed thing. This year they plan to refurbish the school court and something more unique, they plan to adopt grandparents (the area’s elderly). The one point of the F.H.A. wishes to stress is the importance of the home. To make more people aware, they are starting a series of articles in the Yale Expositor deal- ing with family relationship- parents teenagers. With officers president, Tina Mathews; Vice-president, Anna Whitson; Secretary, Cindy Balia; treasurer, Sherie Demary, and membership, they compete with other F.H.A. members from all over Michigan in marketing demonstra- tions, parlimentary procedures, and their demonstrations representing marriage and divorce. Lisa McLaughlin and Tina Mathews were Yale’s voting delegates at the State Convention. Sheri Demary and Cindy Balia went for team demo-demonstrating the basics of marriage. They received 2nd place. This year the group is planning a trip to Fairlane Mansion and the State Convention. Who was chasing Sheri Demary at State — Hey Blondie!”? B I N D I N G R E L A T I O N S 76 This year at Yale High, we have more exchange students than ever. Five students from all over the world. We all have something in common: We left our friends, and family for something completely new, and we all happened to end up here in Yale. I think I can say for sure that we all have had a good experience of our stay here. Maybe one of you would like to become an exchange student? Please contact one of us; we would be happy to answer any question. Now, we would like to thank you all here at the High school for being part of making this year a wonderful memory. G’day, I’m Kate from Australia. First of all I’d really love to thank everyone for making this year so enjoyable. It’s something I’ll remember for the rest of my life, and it has a lot to do with the wonderful people I met here, (and seeing proper snow!) I have travelled to many states while I’ve been here, and I have seen a fair bit of this wonder- ful country. Hopefully, one day soon I can come back to see you all again, but until then I have my yearbook and ’83 memories. Kate Brown Darebin” Kallista- Emerald Road The Patch, Victoria 3792 Australia Hei! My name is Monica. I am a sixteen year old girl from Norway. During my stay here, I have been staying with the Robinson family. When I am in Norway, I live in a town 25 miles from Oslo, which is the Norwegian capital. in my spare time, 1 enjoy horseback riding, playing the guitar, and playing European handball. I am a senior here in Yale, and I like it a lot. It is really a great experience to be an exchange student. I have learned so many new things here that I did not know about Ameri- cans. I want to thank all of you here at Yale High, for making this year the most memorable in my life. I sure will miss you a lot. Love from Monica Lund Linjeveien 5 2000 Lillestrom Norway Hola! I am Cristina Montse Ramon from Equador. I have had a really good time here and I think that Americans are very friendly. I have been living with the Frenette-family. I love my family and I enjoy it a lot living with them. I have also been traveling quite a bit. For example, I went with the YFU organization to Washington, New York and Florida. I also went on trips with the Science club in their famous bus! Some time in the future I would like to come back and visit everyone again. I would like to thank everyone at school, especially Mr. Robinson who is the craziest teacher I ever had! Cristina Ramon Casilla 602 Quito-Equador South America Hejsan! I am Louise (Weezy) from Sweden. I left Avesta, a town with about 26,000 inhabitants and came to Ruby with a couple of hundred. In spite of the big change to a new, American life, I can, without hesitation, say that this year has been the most exciting, educational and fun year I ever had. I am now a member of the McPhail Stine family and together with them I have lived an American life in a way I couldn’t have done if I came here as a tourist. I have also gone through a whole senior year at this school, an experience I always will remember. I am bringing a lot of wonderful memories back home and I would like to thank everyone for that! Louise von Matern Asbovagen 26 S-77400 AVESTA Sweden Hallo! My name is Michael Raue and I am from Rheinberg, which is not far from Dusseldorf in West-Germany. I am staying with the Roy-family in Yale. I am really glad I got the chance to come over here and to see what it is like to live here, which gave me a totally different point of view of the American people. I got to see quite a bit of Michigan, and I also went to Colorado over Christmas. After I come back to Ger- many, I will have another two years of school to go and then 16 months of Civil Service or Army. After that I will prob- ably study something somewhere. My year here as been a real experience. Thank you! Michael Raue D 4134 Rheinberg 1 Elsternsteg 10 West Germany A M 0 N G T H E N A T 1 O N S 77 Top row from left to right: Laurie Babel, Esther Fisher, Penny Harmer, Kristy Edwards, Kari Stricklin, Joe Densteadt, John Weigand, Mark McC- lean, Robert Walker, Carolyn Wilt, Lisa Kettlewell, Cindy Kaltz, Ms. Sopha. 2nd row left to right: Andrea Kocis. Donna Holsworth. Becky Tuschl- ing, Julie Ainsworth, Carol DiVigili, John Nader, John Walker, Karen McGlure, tsetn Ainswortn, r ran Miilsap, Gail Lackie, Angie Ginzel, Sutton Kaercher. 3rd row left to right: Tammy Gardner, Michelle Curtis, Missy Liebler, Kelly Dingwell, Mary Hyde, Jeff Tice, Ellen Schafer, Michele Capanda, Kathy Roy, Lisa Rector, Lisa Hatfield, Cheryl Bowyer, Maria Andaluz. 4th row left to right: MattHortop, Lynn Buckner, Barb Brown, Sue Lange, Kris Cain, Ed Gould, Jerry Norris, Jim Schlorke, Theresa Yeashevich, Kathy Reusser, Dawn Koper, Val Lemon. Bottom row left to right: Vicky Hernandez, Carrie Rushton, Cheryl Richards, Donella Holsworth, Kathy Fischer, Mary Haley, Lorraine White, Lorie White, Tracey Hill, Lori Conely, Sherri Chiesa, Jodie Dortman. 1. Mrs. Sopha plays parts for the choir. 2. Group picture. 3. Barb Brown, Julie Ainsworth, Carol DiVigili, Kari Stricklin and Missy Leibler show us their stuff. 4. John Walker, Ms. Sopha and Louise Von Matem go over Louise’s part. 5. The soprano section try to learn a new song. 6. Hey guys it’s break- time. 7. The choir class hard at work. 8. This song again. 9. Kristy Edwards shows the class how the pros do it. 78 1 . Choir - It’s not all fun and games. 6 . The choir class is a fun, but a hard-working class. It consists of 64 dedicated students. The choir performs 3 concerts a year; fall, Christmas, and spring. They also put on the talent show in which the whole school may perform. The choir class also sold candy this year to raise money to buy their t-shirts. When the choir class isn’t perform- ing, they are practicing to perform. 7 . Bulldog Band Marches On 5 . BAND MEMBERS: Front row; Becky Tuschling, Beth Thompson, Lori Silverthorn, Karen Tuschling, Lori Echlin, Theresa Wawrzniak. Second row; Kay Armstrong, Veronica Curtis. Greg Harrington. Dave WamDler. Tom Gleason. Walter Elsev. Third row; Mike Kurtz, Don Morgan, Phil Hortop, Clarence Peabody, Charles Decker. Missing: Gary Silverthorn, Jerry Krenke, Jeff Shoebridge, Bill Crawford. The Yale Marching Band may be small in size, but its big in dedica- tion! The 21 member band is under the direction of Miss Shafer. The band always plays for half-time at the football games and puts on a Christmas concert and a Spring concert. The band has worked hard this year and deserves our congratulations and gratitude! 80 YHS MAJORETTES: Jennifer Russell, Norma Lohr, Lisa Kettlewell, Brenda Hill, Diane Kettlewell. 3. Jim Tuschling and Bill Crawford warm up on their drums before the parade. 4. The band begins the half-time show at the homecomng game. 5. Jennifer Russell, Norma Lohr, Lisa Kettlewell, Brenda Hill, Diane Kettlewell. 6. The majorettes lead the band down main street on a bone-chilling homecoming day. 7. The Yale High School Band preparing to begin the homecoming parade. 8. Majorettes 9. Clarence Peabody and Charles Decker practice before the parade. 10. Miss Schafer Yearbook Staff Presents Colorful Addition Front Row: (Editor) Jackie Click, (Assistant) Cindy Kaltz. Second Row: Louise Von Matem, Monica Lund, Lori Gall, Teri Antrim, Theresa Schultz, Barb Brown, Michele Capanda. Third Row: Sutton Kaercher, Dori Trupp, Theresa Clark, Donna Holsworth, Kate Brown, Robert Murray. Fourth Row: Carol Stevens, Vicki Hernandez, Virginia Nearing, Tina Butain, Kim Fecteau, Lisa Kettlew ' ell. Missing: Carolyn Wilt, Roseanne Grace, Tom Normandin, Kari Stricklin and Sue Ann Lange. 82 Putting together the 1983 Bulldog was both hard work and fun. Everyone was assigned different tasks but we all ended up helping each other as we neared the deadline. All sold ads and the area businessmen were very supportive. Editors were: Jackie, editor-in-chief; assistant editor, Cindy Kaltz; art, Teri Antrim; typing, Kim Fecteau, Sue Ann Lange; advertising, Lori Gall; business, Theresa Shultz; Sports, Barb Brown; teachers, Louise Von Matern; photo- graphy, Kate Brown, Donna Holsworth, Sutton Kaercher and Lisa Kettlewell; Seniors, Cindy Kaltz and Jackie Click; Juniors, Dori Trupp, Theresa Clark; Sophomores, Carolyn Wilt; Freshmen, Tina Butain, Vicki Hernandez. The yearbook cost $6,700 to make this year. Photographs, by Marions - Book by Graphic Creators. A big HOORAY for the local businessmen who offset the cost of the book by purchasing ads. 1. Louise Von Matem types yearbook copy. Helping her were Toni Barnes, Carolyn Wilt, and Kim Fecteau. 2. The yearbook staff. 3. Cindy Kaltz consults Miss Allam on a layout. 4. Senior class members try to dismember Jackie Click. 5. Jackie Click and Teri Antrim help photographers organize team pictures. 4. SPORTS: Bulldogs Are Winners Boys Track Team Record 7-4 Fourth in league Honors: Most Valuable Trackman Tim Brackenbury Ken Bricker Co-Captains Ken Peltier John Donohue School Records Tim Brackenburg - 1982 Cros-Lex - High Jump 6 ’ 2 ” Ken Peltier - 1982 Linden - Discus 1317” League Champs 1982 S.T.A. Champions Tim Brakenbury High Jump - 6 ' 0” Chris Vore 3200 Meter Run 10:37.0 Ken Peltier Discus 119’4” Girls Track Team Record 6-2 2nd in league Honors: Most Valuable Track Persons Tami Begerowski Mary Menig Co-Captains Jennifer James Lyndia Osier School Records Lyndia Osier - 1982 Capac-High Jump 5’% League Champs 1982 S.T.A. Champion Tami Begerowski 1600-5:36.0 og Track They’re Off and Running! Yale’s Cross Country Team is a winner. The boys finished 10-2 for the season. These students practice running spring, summer, and fall. A cross country race is 3.1 miles long. You can see from these photos that running is hard work. 86 Sandy Nazar - state finalist and All Blue Water 2nd team Girls Team: Coach Hunt, Jennifer Hyde, Mary Menig, Sandy Nazar, Tami Begerowski, Renee Mazzoline (Mgr.), Bev Krzak, Joyce Hayword (Mgr.) Bev Krzak girls team co-captain Boys Team: JeffShoobridge, Steve Covert, Mike Kurtz, Joe Goubert, Steve Witt Chris Vore, Mike Hillis, John Klocke Brian Elwamer huffs up the moun tain Chris Vore outrunning Capac sets a new school record (16.41) all Blue Water 1st team Tami Begerowski, 3 time all state, Tami is the first person in any sport to be voted 1st team All Blue Water 4 times! Steve Covert at summer practice (top). Team captain Kevin Witt, finishing a hard summer work- out (middle) John Klocke, 6 miles down and 4 miles to go O to co 87 Love” that Tennis 4 . 5. Season Record - 5-9 3rd place finish in the Yale Invitational, 8th place finish at the State Region- al, 3rd place finish in the Sandusky Invitational. Tom Fredrick won All Blue Water Area - 1st Sing- les Championship. 2. Cindy Chamey 4. Dan Ellis 5. Mike Sanders 6. John Shannon 7. Lilyana Bucu 8. Missy Beschoner 9. Mike Bricker 10. Kim Stevens 11. Margaret Muldoon 2 . 3 . Varsity and J.V. Team: Bob Babicki, Mike Sanders, Mike Bricker, Tom Jarfas, Missy Beschoner, Kim Stevens, Cindy Charney, Margaret Muldoon, Tonja Hohf, Lilyana Bucu, Louise Chojnowski, Dan Kllis, Missy Simmons, Christine Wassler, Don Brennan, Jeff Bade, Tom Fredericks, John Shannon, Teresa Fredericks. 11. H g CO 89 Batters Up! VARSITY TEAM, Kurt Zurawski, John Kean, Dan Pingitore, Bill Mackey, Mark Lauzon, Chris Jasmer, Brian Priess, Jim Keegan, Coach Falter, Chris Yurko, Larry Kraft, Dan Hansen, John Walsh, Carl Rumsey, Tim Pattenaude k J.V. TEAM, Coach Wilcox, Chris Jasmer, John Munro, Mark Hachenski, Kent Porter, Ron Chamey, Darren Zisler, Jim Kean, Tom Conley, Pat Klause, Rick Fuller, Jim Muldoon, Larry Cowhy, Dave Drotar, Pat Hayes, Paul Klocke 2 4 16 7 2. John Kean shows his style 3. A con- 2 ference on the mound with Coach Fal- 4 ter, John Kean and Larry Kraft 5. Dan l Keegan, Larry Kraft and Chris Yurko 3 ready to get down to business 7. The 6 team listens to Instructions before a 4 game 8. Coach Falter 4 3 Score Board VARSITY Opp. Almont 3 Almont 3 Sandusky 4 Sandusky 1 St. Clair 9 St. Clair 8 Memphis 6 Memphis 1 Lapeer East 7 Capac 4 Capac 10 Richmond 3 Richmond 5 New Haven 3 New Haven 10 Marlette 2 Marlette 3 Marysville 5 Dryden 5 Dryden 2 Algonac 4 Algonac 2 Brown City 1 Brown City 1 Imlay City 3 Imlay City 3 North Branch 6 Armada 5 Armada 0 Marysville 9 J.V. Almont 1 Almont 1 Sandusky 5 Sandusky 9 St. Clair 4 St. Clair 15 Memphis 1 Memphis 5 Capac 4 Capac 4 Richmond 6 Richmond 6 Marlette 6 Marlette 2 Port Huron High 8 Port Huron High 2 Cros-Lex 3 Cros-Lex 4 Imlay City 3 Imlay City 8 Brown City 3 Brown City 2 The 1982 boys baseball team enjoyed their usual successful season ending with a record of 21-10 overall and 9-5 in the league. The leading hitter on the team was Dan Keegan with an average of .404. John Kean had the best pitching record of 7 wins 4 losses and was followed closely by Jim Keegan with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Many of the men on the team showed outstanding qualities and were chosen on the all league team. John Walsh made first team while Dan Keegan and Mark Lauzon made second team.lthese guys may be the A1 Kalinesand George Bretts of the future ... would you believe the Dave Rozemas of last year?) The J.V. baseball team had a good season in 1982. They ended with a record of 14-10 overall and 8-2 in the league. The team was divided between 8 sophomores and 7 freshman. Co-Captains on the team were Larry Cow ' hy and Ron Charney. The team showed a lot of aggressiveness and a lot of potential for the future ... Look out Varsity. 91 Varsity and J.V Baseball 92 Girl’s Softball Team Lands STA Championship -:-a 1. Don Robinson, Mgr.; Tammy Wellman; Kathy Reid; Diane Makey; Julie Waker; Moe O’Connor; Jackie Click; Coach Mitch Robinson; Diane Kettlewell; Kathy Roy; Mary Hyde; Denise Pattenaude; Barb Covert; Teri Bergerowski; Roseanne Grace; Theresa Hyde; Sherry Beiser; Beth Ainsworth, Mgr.; Tracy Kavanaugh. 2. Diane Kettlewell 3. Moe O’Connor, Coach Robinson, Jackie Click. Mary Hyde, Roseanne Grace. 5. Clowning around - get up Kathy Roy. Mr. Robinson thinks Yale will have one of the strongest offensive and defensive teams in the area. The only problem may be pitching. If it comes through the team will be great, if not they may have problems. Last year’s team won the S.T.A. Championship and The Yale Invitational. The team graduated 6 seniors. This year’s league format will be single games, with each team playing at home once unlike last year when all games were doubleheaders. The goal for this year’s team is to w in the S.T.A. again and the Yale Invitational which will hopefully have more teams. 5 . Coach Mike Falter, John Munro, James Keegan, Tracey Stanyer, Jeff Chandler, Ron Chamey, Dave Collins, Don Robinson, Wade Fulmer, Dan Pingatore, Tony Wright, Rob Rob. 2. Rob Roy sinks a putt. 3. John Munro tees off. 4. Tony Wright eyes ball to the hole. The Golf Team This year the Golf team did extremely well. They finished the season with 15-2 over all and 14-1 in the league score. They were also awarded S.T.A. Golf Champ- ionship. The Senior members are: Jeff Chandler, Dave Collins, Jim Keegan, Dan Pingitore, Rob Roy, Tony Wright. The re- turning golfers for next year are: Ron Charney, Wade Fulmer, John Munro, Don Robinson and Tracey Stanyer. Their coach is Mr. Mike Falter. This year the golf team broke the school record of 161 by shooting 152. Tony Wright broke an individual record a 75, a record at Hether Hills Course during the league meet. Tony has also been on the 1st team S.T.A. for 4 years, Tracey Stanyer is 1st team S.T.A. for 2 years, Rob Roy is 2nd team S.T.A. for 2 years and Jeff Chandler is 2nd team S.T.A. for 1 year. The golf team deserves great recognition. Way to go guys! 93 GOLF Spirit, Enthusiasm, Pride Lesa Lovelace, Sheri Beschoner. Middle row; Barb Brown, Jenny Buckner, Kathy Donnellon. Top row; Carol DeVigili, Tracey Hill. J.V. FOOTBALL: Missy Beschoner, Julie Ainsworth, Missy Liebler, Carol Cowhy, Mar- garet Mulldoon, Betty Johnson, Kim Stevens. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Front; Judy Quain, Leah Capanda, Sherry LaMay. Back; Jan Barr, Lisa Holly, Vicki Kardell, Lisa Donnellon, Dawn Our ’82 - ’83 Bulldog Cheerleaders did a fan- tastic job this year. They succeeded in doing something very hard to do, getting the students involved and excited about all sports. All the squads sparkled with spirit and enthusiasm. The Cheerleaders are a group of girls who really care about school spirit and pride, and show it by making posters, putting on a terrific Homecoming assembly, making fantastic pep notes for the players, and running all pep as- semblies. The squads also sold around 260 Bulldog jackets to members of our school and 94 people around the community. The Cheerlead- ers would like to thank the guys and all the fans for a terrific year. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Bottom; Tracey Hill, Carol DeVigili, 2nd row; Lisa Kean, Cindy Kaltz. Fan; Kathy Donnellon, Lori Conley, Lynn Por- rett, Tami Begerowski, Barb Brown. J.V. BASKETBALL: Bottom; Missy Liebler, Kim Stevens, Margaret Mulldoon. 2nd; Julie Ainsworth, Missy Beschoner. Sitting; Carol Cowhy, Maureen Stapleton. Top; Lynn Vanden- bossche. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Bottom; Jan Barr, Leah Capanda, Sheri Chiesa, Lisa Holly. Top; Sheri LaMay, Ann Porrett, Vicki Kardell, Judy Quain. Team Front Row: John Yurko, Bob Babicki, Robert Walker, Ken Peltier, Bryan Goulding, John Walker, Tim Pattenaude, Joe Denstead. Middle Row: Jim Kean, Chris Yurko, Larry Kraft, Don Huffman, Dave Drotar, Jim Muldoon, Paul Consiglio, Dan Keegan, Assistant Coach Rathje. Back Row: Coach Egan, Todd Desloover, Steve Frenette, Kent Porter, David Wampler, Tim Donnellon, Bill Kean, Bill Mackey. This year’s Varsity Football team showed that the Bulldogs are Win- ners! Our guys gave it their all and came out with a winning (5-3) sea- son. The Bulldogs played hard games and won against. Brown City, Dryden, Capac, New Haven, and Peck. The only losses were to top ranked Armada, non-league St. Clair, and S.T.A. Champ, Almont. This year’s greatest Victory was against New Haven. Our ’82 Bulldogs have the bragging rites to the first Homecoming Victory in six years! Overall Yale ended up tied for second place in the S.T.A. with Ar- mada, and ninth place in the Blue Water Area Coaches Poll. Good Job Guy’s!!! 1. Our outstanding Senior Varsity Bulldogs were: front row: Robert Walker, Ken Peltier, Bryan Goulding, John Walker, and Tim Pat- tenaude. Back row: Don Huffman, John Yurko, Tim Donnellon, Bill Mackey, Bob Babicki, and Joe Denstead. 2. Victory is Yale’s battlecry, and Mr. Egan finds out how fun it is for the Bulldogs to win. 3. Coach Egan shows how the game should be played as manager Edgar Spore looks on in the background. 4. Chris Yurko throws a spiral just out of reach of New Haven. 5. Bryan Goulding eludes a New Haven player and heads for the end-zone. The Bulldogs Are Winners! This year the Bulldogs had 3 outstanding players that were named captains, this honor went to Ken Peltier, Bryan Goulding, John Walker. This year’s J.V. Football team had a winning streak of 5-3. Their tri -captains were sophomores; Pat Hayes, Clark Edgerton, and Tim Meharg. The Bulldogs had some very outstanding players to work with as the opposing team soon found out. Among the leaders were Steve Bond as quarterback; out- standing pass receiver, Clark Edgerton; defensive standouts were Paul Klocke, Jeff Ferrier, Clark Edgerton and Greg Har- rington; outstanding defensive linebackers were Pat Klause and Tim Meharg who was the leading rusher with over 600 yards. The Junior Varsity showed some excel- lent talent and team pride. We are looking forward to seeing many of them on the Varsity team next year. Hat’s off to the J.V. Bulldogs!!! Front Row: Dan Liebler, Brian Rykowski, Jeff Ferrier, Matt Hortop, Phil Hortop, Doug Nowicki, Pat Klause, Paul Klocke, Tim Muldoon. Second Row: Mike Prey, Coach Warren, Jeff Jonseck, Jerry Palmateer, Keith Walters, Dave Wasmond, Greg Harrington, Earl McLain, Kirk LaGosh, Chris Stansberry, Alen LaVere, Coach Robinson. Third Row: Jerry Ripenbark, Steve McKeon, Tim Teicow, Steve Bond, Tim Meharg, Ed Donnellon, Clark Edgerton. 98 Pom Pon Girls Entertain YHS Quite a few girls tried out for pom pon’s this year. We are here presenting the 11 girls that made it for the squad. They have been doing their routines at the home-basketball games, and they also went with both boy’s and girl’s basketball to the Silverdome. They have been coached under Sally Styles since they tried out in October. 99 4 3. John Kean, John Munro, Chris Jasmer, Bill Mackey, Robert Thompson, Derrick Danielkiewicz, Dan Hansen, Bryan Gculding, Pat Superczynski, Jim Kean, Scott Decker - missing Bill Kean. 1 . 100 4. Senior Players: Dan Hansen, Bill Mackey, John Kean, Robert Thompson, Derrick Danielkiewicz, Bryan Goulding. The Year of the Winners Yale’s ’83 varsity team is our winningest team ever, winning more games for the season that any other Yale team in history and the most league games ever won. The games have been exciting, crowd pleasing, and fast-breaking. The team has a strong rebounding record and many good shooters. The cagers broke records in assists, charges taken, and steals. They tied the school record at 87 for most points scored in a game. Yale’s 15-5 season record (11-3 league) puts us in a 2nd place tie with Capac in the S.T.A. league. Pictured are: 1. Scott Decker hits for 2. 2. Derrick on a fast break. 3. Team. 4. Senior players. 5. Coach; Don Robinson, explaining a foul to the ref. 6. Derrick proves that basketball is not a pansy sport. 7. Bill Mackey tips one in. 8. Co-captain, Robert Thompson makes 2 and draws a foul. 9. John Munro up and in! ttf t=j ta 101 Dan Keegan, Adam Babicki, Mark Hachenski, Steve Frenette, Kent Porter, Clark Edgerton, Rick Fuller. Pat Klause, Pat Hayes, Jeff Tice, Dave Antrim, Paul Klocke The J.V. basketball team had another super year, bringing Yale their 2nd S.T.A. Championship in 2 years. They won 17 games and lost only 3. Their league record was 12-2. This was a definite improvement over last year’s 2-9 record. It looks like Yale will have a strong basketball program for a few years to come. Paul Klocke and Clark Edgerton were elected co-captains. Dan Keegan was the leading scorer. 1. Paul Klocke shoots a layup. 2. Kent Porter goes up for 2. Dan Keegan closes in on 2 pts. 5. Steve Frenette skies. 3. Coach Presnell smiles for the camera. 4. Freshmen - A Disappointing Season 1. Captain and leading scorer, Steve Bond sinks two. 2. 1982-83 Freshmen team. 3. Steve McKeon shoots for two over the heads of Almont defenders. 4. Freshmen Coach Nofs is no Freshmen. He has coached girl’s basketball and Freshmen boys for 5 years. The Freshmen Basketball team suffered through a very unsuccessful season with a league record of 1 and 3, an overall record of 3 and 12. C-H P P Q- CD Ul td p GO FT 0 cr p 103 Silverdome Visit Highlights Season Coach Nofs, Teri Begerowski, Tracy Kavanaugh, Dori Trupp, Theresa Clark, Jackie Click, Kristy Edwards, Shannon Clement, Tammy Jones, Diane Kettlewell, Cindy Chamey, Mary Hyde, Karen Meharg, Roseanne Grace, Theresa Hyde, Anita Venhor. The girls basketball team had a fun season this year, even though it wasn’t a winning season. The record was 7-14 over all and the league record was 6-8. The highlight of the season was playing at the Pontiac Silverdome. The evening was exciting even though the girls lost to Memphis in overtime. But they went to breakfast the next day anyway... The only problem was they forgot to tell Dr. Harrington; Oh well, we can’t all be perfect. The season was spotted with just a couple of injuries. Dori Trupp decided she wanted the rebound more than the Dryden girl and put herself on crutches for 6 weeks, or when Karen Meharg was plowed over by a Marysville girl during the last minute of the last game, and tore ligaments in her knee. Theresa Clark was awarded Most Valuable Player with a 12 pt. average. She was ranked 14th in the area in scoring, and received the Bill Bears award. Jackie Click and Mary Hyde received Co-Captain awards and Diane Kettlewell and Shannon Clement were given coaches awards. Mary Hyde was chosen to 2nd team all league and Theresa Clark and Jackie Click received Honorable Mention awards. 104 6 . 2 . vV If there’s one thing our school is not lacking, it has to be spirit! There’s always much activity at our Pep assemblies and in our halls. The cheerleaders lead everyone at Pep as- semblies to get things rowdy. The Rah-Rah girls shake those Pom-Pons and we all cheer. Pep as- semblies, parades, games, hall contests, spirit con- tests, competition yells, fun! spirit! Wrestlerettes: Peggy Thomas, Robin McClain, Lisa Donnelon, Sue Starks, Sue Harvey, Deanna Flemming, Margaret Lepien, Sherry Chiesa, Cathleen Heeney, Chris Hall, Sheryl Walenty, Julie Harrison, Debbie Boddy, Laura Kavanagh, Paula Whitson, Patty Ruedeselli, Patsy Wilkie, Colleen Heeney, Renee Mazzoline, Dawn Burgett, and Monica Lund. The Wrestlerettes are cheerlead- ers. They attend all meets, make posters, write pep notes, keep stats, and cheer on the guys at the meets. Though often the hours are late, it is much fun to join, and the wrestlers really appreciate them. 4. A Yale Wrestlerette line-up. 5. Paula Whit- son keeping stats. Be a Pepper Yale Wrestlers Super Successful 2. 108 First Scott Sabada, Manuel Amaya, Walt Elsey, Dave Mrazek, Phil Hortop, Brad Vincent, Mike Weindel, Donny Robinson, Larry Kraft, Joe Middleton, Tim Muldoon, George Andulz, Chris Vore, Tim Pattenaude, Dave Drotar, Brent Riley, Gregg Harrington, Jim Muldoon, Ken Peltier, Alan Lavere, Mike Cody, Jim Hopper, Mike Hopper, John Mrazek, Todd De- sloover, Paul Consiglio, and Gregg McCallum. Senior Varsity Wrestlers: Jim Hooper, Ken Peltier, Todd Edgerton, Tom Walgrave, Chris Vore, Tim Pattenaude, Jeff Glyshaw 5. 1. Todd Edgerton successfully counters op- ponent. 2. Todd Desloover being congratu- lated for his win by Coaches Wilcox and Humphrey. 3. Ken Peltier pins opponent at Yale dual met. 4. Don Robinson trying to flatten Antagonist. 5. Chris Vore 1st place at Corrunna Invitational. 6. Tim Pat- tenaude turning foe on back. 7. Ken Peltier a 1st place at Holt Invitational. 8. We’re No. 1 at the Yale Invitational. 9. Coach Wilcox. 109 Norma Lohn, Janet Hachenski, Terri Click, Anita Venohr, Tricia Kavanagh, Bobbie Jo Huffman, Sarah La Beau, Shelly Harrison, Paulene Huffman, Amy Youngheim, Kristine Kettewell 15. Tracy Kavanagh, 32. Carolyn Klause, 33. Janet Hachenski, 14. Tricia Kavanagh, 12. Shannon Clemet, 50. Carleen Trupp, 22. Shelly Harrison, 2nd row: 20. Norma Lohr, 23. Pauline Huffman, 25. Paula Priess, 21. Kristine Kettlewell, 11. Carrie Buckner, 41. Dina Zurawski The J.V. Volleyball team has had a fun season with 11 wins and 9 losses. The team would like to thank coach Mrs. Robin- son who has really helped the team to develop their skills. There are 4 sophomores and 9 freshmen, all of them with a lot of talents for next year’s V arsity team. Ill Spikers have a Great Season Back: Diane Kettlewell, Kathy Roy, Teri Begerowski, Anita Venohr, Jenny Buckner, Theresa Hyde. Front: Dori Trupp, Louise Von Matem, Kristy Edwards, Jackie Click, Theresa Clark. Seniors Below Jenny Buckner, Louise Von Matem, Theresa Clark, Jackie Click, Kristy Edwards. 8 . 1. Coach Schneck has been coaching volleyball for the Bulldogs for years. She has helped the team to many victories. 2. Kristy sets the ball for a possi- ble kill by Jenny. 3. Seniors. 4. Dori bumps the ball over the net trying to catch the opponent off guard. 5. Kristy goes up strong in her attempt to block a spike. 6. Jackie bumps the ball as the team looks on. 7. Kathy digs the ball out of the net while teammate Teri looks on. 8. Diane in one of her attempts to ace another serve. 113 Golf Opp. YHS 202 Almont 176 172 North Branch 162 161 Capac 160 174 Armada 162 202 Dryden J 67 202 Brown City 152 192 Almont 161 181 Capac 179 176 Armada 156 167 Marysvi He 183 219 Dryden 174 197 Brown City 170 Varsity Volleyball Opp. YHS 0 Peck 2 0 Brown City 2 2 Laker Invitational 1 i 1 Armada 2 2 Capac 0 0 Dryden 2 0 New Haven 2 0 Brown City 2 2 J Armada 1 0 Capac 2 2 Dryden o 0 New Haven 2 0 Almont | 2 0 Sandusky L 2 0 y Marysville 2 1 Districts 0 Varsity Football Opp. YHS b ® 1 St. Clair 8 12 Brown City 14 18 Armada 6 6 Capac 22 6 Dryden 14 6 New Haven 24 (Homecoming) 24 Almont 12 (STA Title) ! 14 Peck (OT) 20 J.V. Girls Basketball Opp. YHS 34 Peck 25 35 Cros-Lex 30 60 Marlette 29 26 Marysville 29 26 Brown City 13 14 New Haven 35 33 Armada 29 39 Almont 36 40 Capac 2? 40 Brown City 14 35 Brown City 27 18 New Haven 41 60 St. Clair 20 24 Armada 25 46 Almont 40 38 Capac 19 32 Marine City 23 m Varsity Softball ( pp. YHS 9 Almont 8 1 Almont 24 3 Sandusky $ 2 Sandusky 5 2 St. Clair 7 11 St. Clair 12 5 Memphis | 9 1 Memphis 11 4 Capac 12 Capac 13 Marysville 14 5 Marysville 3 ll New Haven 20 0 New Haven 17 3 Marlette 8 7 Marlette 11 4 Peck 12 0 Almont 24 6 Dryden 19 7 Dryden 14 10 Algonac 11 2 Algonac 11 0 Brown City 15 3 Brown City 36 4 Imlay City 13 3 Imlay City 4 10 Marysville 0 Bulldog Opp. F reshmen Basketbal 1 4B YHS 59 Marysville 48 57 Marine City 37 45 Port Huron 37 72 North Branch 21 46 Armada 55 54 Capac 35 59 Imlay City 41 45 Cr os well 50 55 Port Huron N. 34 48 Armada 49 57 Capac 44 61 Marine City 41 m 55 Sandusky 37 Imlay City k. 45 49 Holy Cross 45 53 m Port Huron 51 Cross-Country Girls Yale Inv. Thumb Championship Lindon Inv. Marysville U.S.A. Regionals 5th place 6th place 11th place 5th place 7th place 6th place Opp. J.V. Baseball YHS 1 Almon; CO M, 1 Almont 4 5 | Sandusky 7 9 1 Sandusky 5 4 St. Clair 8 1 15 . St. Clair 4 1 Memphis 7 5 Memphis I 3 ) 4 Capac 3 4 Capac A 7 6 Richmond 2 6 Richmond 4 6 Marlette 16 2 Marlette 7 8 Pt. Huron 2 Pt. Huron 3 Cros-Lex 1 4 Cros-Lex 3 A 3 Imlay City 6 8 Imlay City 4 3 Brown City 4 2 Brown City 3 r 114 Scoreboard J.V. Basketball Opp. 5 a 46 37 29 50 40 Peck Brown City Maiysville Armada Marine City Capac YHS 68 44 41 65 54 50 34 Dryden 71 48 New Haven 68 53 Cros-Lex 54 29 Almont 66 Marlette 49 Memphis 71 Brown City 60 J.V. Football Opp. YHS 14 St. Clair 8 12 Brown City 18 22 Armada 6 39 Capac 14 22 Dryden 36 20 New Haven 22 22 4EF Almont 41 26 8 Almont 54 Basketball Opp. ex dette Marysville Brown City New Haven Armada Almont Capac Memphis Dryden Brown City New Haven St. Clair Armada Almont Capac Memphis (Silverdome) OT Dryden Marine City Marysville YHS 21 43 38 26 28 47 35 61 42 56 41 32 58 34 34 74 25 32 I 49 38 29 m J.V. Volleyball Opp. YHS 0 Brown City 2 0 Peck 2 0 Armada 2 0 Capac 2 2 Dryden 0 0 New Haven 2 4 Laker J.V. Invitational 0 2 Almont 1 0 Brown City 2 2 Armada Capac W jm Dryden 1 1 2 2 0 V arsity Tennis Opp. YHS 2 Sandusky 5 5 Armada 2 2 Richmond 5 4 Algonac 3 7 Almont 0 4 Marlette 3 4 St. Clair 3 5 Armada 1 2 Pontiac Catholic 5 6 St. Clair 1 i Laker 1 Almont 1 2 Anchor Bay 5 5 Imlay City 2 3rd Yale Inv. 3rd Sandusky Inv. J.V. Softball Opp. YHS 20 Armada 8 10 Armada 8 v 18 Peek 19 1 29 Peek 11 i 23 Richmond 3, I 32 Richmond 0 ,12 18 Peck Peck Cross-Country Boys Opp. YHS 38 Brown City 22 Quad-Meet: Capac YHS 33 40 Sandusky 66 Brown City 88 Tri-Meet: YHS 29 North Branch 47 Brown City 51 Quad-Meet: Capac 35 YHS 41 Brown City 59 Cros-Lex 94 A Varsity Baseball Opp. YHS 3 Almont 7 3 Almont 2 4 Sandusky 8 1 Sandusky 11 9 St. Clair 24 8 St. Clair 4 6 Memphis 13 1 Memphis 7 7 1 Lapeer 15 1 Capac 3 10 Capac 8 3 Richmond 4 P 5 Richmond 6 U 3 New Haven 8 10 New Haven 13 1 1 Marlette 9 2 Marlette 3 3 Marlette 15 5 Marysville � 4 Dryden 1 2 Dryden 9 4 Algonac 5 2 Algonac 7 1 Brown City 4 1 Brown City 7 3 Imlay City 0 3 Imlay City 1 6 North Branch 8 5 Armada 0 Armada 1 9 ' Marysville 0 Yale Teachers’ Association Say Yes to Education Good Luck to the The YALE Lions Wish the Class of 8 3 Class of 83 Emmett Lion’s Club Serving Since 1949 Meets 2 4 Wed. of each month VFW Hall Emmett 8:00 The Best Of Luck PHONE 387-2755 B Y FLORIST 3RD NORTH T YAlf MICH 48037 16 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Egan and Family Mr. Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Hedge The Goolsby Family Buck and Pat LaGosh Family Joe Keegan Son Mr. Rod Dewey Hay Company Chris McMurtrie Thompson Automotive Mr. Mrs. Howard Parker 136 S. 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Beer, Wine, Liquor Food Euchre Party Every Thur. night Happy Hour 4:00 to 6:00 M-21 and Goodells Road Fred’s Family Dining Yale Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Carry Out Service 8882 Avoca Rd., Avoca 324-2800 119 Congratulations Class of 1982 Redall Industries, Inc. 400 E. Wood Yale, Mi. 387-3224 120 C ongratul ati ons Class of ’83 Bob Bricker Electric 11010 Yale Rd. Yale, Mi. 48097 985-8835 Port Huron 387-2661 - Yale Yale Quality Products 8725 Avoca Road Avoca, Michigan Phone 324-2701 Congratulations to the class of 1983 of Yale High School May all your expectations be realized When you look for a job, they’ll ask for experience. Whether you’re headed on for more schooling or you’re headed into the job market right now, one fK for cure w ill u i Ol UU1 Employers are looking for experience. When you look for a bank to begin handling your accounts you should ask for experience, too. 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Main St. Yale, Michigan 48097 Newest Games Congratulations To the Graduates from the staff of Rick Collins Cotter Yale Glass Co. Insurance Agency Now Offering Life and Medical Insurance 5 North Street , Yale, Michigan 48097 1 N. Wood St. Yale, Mi. 387-2614 387-2730 387-3100 - 128 Yale Mental Works, Inc. 402 E. Wood St. Yale, Mi. 387-3328 Congratulations Tom and class of 83 H o O ■ - Braggs Party Store 121 S. Main St. Yale, Mi. 48097 387-3390 Kent Fenner [earl keim] ! REA LTY C ’s Pizza Connies Fashions Marilyn Thomas Dick Verbeke Call for FREE market analysis of your property. When you list your property be sure to get full Market Exposure. WE OFFER ... 1. Good advertising 2. Listing in all of Macomb Co. 3. Listing in all of St. Clair Co. 4. Corporate relocation service. 5. National referral serv ice. 6. On staff attorney 7. On staff certified appraiser. We use all first quality products for our Pizzas and Restaurant items. Stop here for a Meal or Snack or Carry Out available. 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Congratulations and Good Luck Class of 1983 From McPhail (j Son Hilltop Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Truck, Inc. 5263 N. Brockway Rd. Yale, Mich. 48097 387-3274 £Rdp . ukchiGMu fD.iD.d 7727 Brockway Road - Suite a Yale. Michigan 48097 Telephone 387-31 1 1 Congratulations Seniors from Avoca Elevator Wholesale, Retail Grains, Seeds, Feed 8850 Avoca Rd. Avoca, Michigan 48006 Congratulations to the Graduates Avoca Market Congratulations Seniors The Tuttles 134 Emmett Woodburning Hardware Ruby General Store Open 7 Daps Clyne , Clyne Zick, , P.C. Attorneys at Law 304 South Kennefic Yale , MI 48097 3147 Main St. 384-6505 Congratulations Class of 83 Be Healthy Happy Fully Functioning You ' re Something Special Sharron M. Heeney 135 Name: Mitchell Thomas Adkins N.N.: Mitch-Rider Act.: Varsity Football, Varsity Track P.P.: People who are late all the time. FT.: To be a computer programmer or be a social worker. WYRM: When Colonel called me stupid. Name: Beth Ann Ainsworth N.N.: Bethy Wethy, O.J., bones Act.: Spanish Club, Choir, J.V. Volleyball, intermural softball. Varsity Softball .manager, Pom Pon Squad P.P.: People who don’t respect, you for what you are. F.P.: Getting a good job. Marriage WYRM: Dan Hansen-float meeting Senior Year Name: Troy John Aldea N.N.: Troy boy Act.: Student Council, Co-op, J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Football PT.: I don’t like people who know it all and who are never wrong. F P.: College, big bucks, lots of little Troy’s. WYRM: Cheating all the way thru Regis’s class, all the weekends through school, all the fun I had my Senior Year. Name: Cynthia Lee Anderson N.N.: Cindy Act.: F.H.A., J.V. and Varsity Volleyball PT.: Getting up early, riding the bus to school. FT.: Travel and College WTRM: My Senior year. Name: Michelle Laraine Anspaugh N.N.: Shelly, Turtle Act: Varsity Club, Who’s Who, National Honor Society, 3 years Volleyball. P.P.: The future lawyer, Tinsel Teeth!!! Someone who intentionally tries to hurt peoples feelings or interferes in peoples lives. F.P.: Take things as they come and be happy. WYRM: Beech Grove when Theresa tried..... Roller skating with D.H. and S.B., The bridge in Memphis and Roseanne and George in the library. Name: Robert Anthony Babicki N.N.: Bob, Oral, Booby Act: Varsity Club, Science Club, 4 years Tennis, 3 years Football, 1 year Wrestling, 2 years Cross Country. P.P.: The authority, and “The Sled” and pickle heads. F.P.: College-Engineering. WYRM: “Take a Lap” and “The Net!” Name: Terri Kay Balia N.N: Sh- Head, Ter Act: F.H. A., Cheerleading P.P.: Getting up so early in the morning, Lucy Goodall. F.P.: College, get Married. WYRM: The Night Me and Cindy Kaltz slept in the doghouse. Name: Antoinette Rose Barnes N.N.: Toni Act: Student Council, F.H.A., J.V. Cheerleader. P.P.: Bridges, people who can’t accept you the way you are. WYRM: Watching Michele pick flowers in her long dress. Cindy, Lisa, Sue, Helen and Michele. Name: Michael James Baugarten N.N.: Bumpy P.P.: Colonel Egan F.P.: Getting a job. WYRM: Football games after school Name: Kurt Frank Beals N.N.: Scurvature Act: Wrestling, Crosscountry F.P.: College, then dairy farming of drag racing. Name: Gerald Lee Bechtel N.N.: Jay P.P.: The authority, Jocks F.P.: Make lots of money and sit back relax in a house. WYRM: Party, and all the fun in school. Name: Daniel Rene Bedy N.N.: Bead Act: J.V. Basketball P.P.: Losing bets, my 2 Psychology teachers’ who think they are the greatest thing that ever happened. F.P.: Take over and branch out the old man’s business. WYRM: A certain law enforcing incident, last year 4th hour in Carol’s class. Name: Tami Marie Begerowski N.N.: Jawa, T-ski, LBS Act: Varsity Club, Science Club, Pep Club, 81-82 Student Council Treasurer, 82-83 Student Council President, Varsity Cross Country, Basketball Cheerleader, Varsity Track. C.O.: 9th grade Class Treasurer P.P.: John Kean, Road signs in my front yard. FT. College, and to be TALL!! WYRM: Graduation Dav!! Name: Kimberly Ann Bentley N.N.: Kimmer Act: Tennis, Varsity Cheerleading P.P.: People who have no ambition F.P.: Career WYRM: The night the cheerleaders went out “BEFORE THE GAME”. Name: Sherri Lee Beschoner N.N.: Cheetah Act: Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Who’s Who, Varsity Club, Choir, Pep Club, Varsity Football Cheerleader, Powder Puff FootbalL P.P.: Early mornings after late nights FT.: College, Med School WYRM: Pockets moon over the Senior float Meeting. Name: David Albert Beutler P.P.: Mrs. Maul, because she made us work all the time. F.P.: I intend to get a job in building Construction. WYRM: Us hassling Mr. Stine. Name: Tammy Marie Bially N.N.: Tam Act: Senior Float, National Honor Society, Library Aid, Pep Club P.P.: Fake People who try to act like something they’re not F.P.: College Name: Cheryl Jeannette Bowyer N.N.: Shari, Tarzan Act: Spanish Club P.P.: Mannequins, ditches, and school lunches. F.P.: Move out of Michigan, to get a job, maybe join the Air Force. WYRM: The good times. Name: Thomas W ' . Bragg N.N.: Tom P.P.: School Work F.P.: College maybe WYRM: Yale, it’s hard to forget. Name: Patrick Michael Brennen N.N.: Pat Gash, Steer Act: National Honor Society, Who’s Who, Student Council C.O.: 11th grade Vice President, 12th grade Vice-President P.P.: It’s a town fulla losers F.P.: I’m pullin’ outta here to win. WYRM: Trees in the middle of parking lots. Name: Michael Robert Bricker N.N.: Stanley Act: Who’s Who, O.S.A. Award, Varsity Tennis, Weightlifting. P.P.: Colonel, Not being able to use my calculator in Mrs. Silverthorn’s class. FT. : Journeyman Electrician, College for Veterinary Medicine. WYRM: Weasel learning how the sun works in Mr. Wilcox’s 9th grade Biology class. Finding out about Kathy Halsey’s Playmate of the month calendar. Name: Katherine Jane Brown N.N.: The Kangaroo Kid, Aussie Act: Varsity Club, Science Club. P.P.: Physics surprise quizes, Americans driving on the wrong side of the road, and not knowing who has the funny accent. F.P.: Go back to Australia-fmish High School and college, hopefully come back to U.S.A. for awhile. WYRM: The great year I had here; the wonderful people I met, and the experience of living “The American Way!!” Name: Dorothy Geneva Buckner N.N.: Jenny, Rocky III, Bucky Act: Pep Club, Senior Play, Varsity Cheerleading, J.V. and Varsity Volleyball P.P.: Marvins, Slowdrivers. F.P. Service, College, marriage. WYRM: The full moon from Pockets at our Senior float meetings, and my party (ha ha) Name: Denise Ann Bugajski N.N.: Ugly P.P.: People who think there better than other people. FT.: Work and marriage. WYRM: All the good times I’ve had. Name: Shelly Jeanne Burgess N.N.: Shelly P.P.: People who always think negative, Knuckle cracking. F.P.: College, Marry someone with lots of money. WYRM: The nice friends that I had thru my High School years. Meeting Tom. Name: Sharon Agnes Bums N.N.: Mater Act: Pep Club, Who’s Who, Spanish Club, Powder Puff. P.P.: Ditches, people who put their hands in their pockets. FT.: College WYRM: Pockets full moon over the Senior float meeting. Name: Shelly Ann Cain N.N.: Shell Act: 3 years Track, 3 years Wrestlerettes. P.P.: High class snob’s, people who think they know everything and really don’t. F.P.: Marrying T.S., working and maybe college in the future. WYRM: Ms. Wilier, and Mr. Yurko. Name: Timothy Douglas Campbell N.N.: Campbell (soup) Act: get drunk, parties, fast cars. P.P. Mopars and people that don’t own them, people who don’t like Chevy’s, getting stopped by the police. 136 F .P.: Owning another Trans Am, driving truck and working on a farm. WYRM: Running a van off the road in Port Huron, then getting chased for two miles. Name: Michele Genene Capanda N.N.: Michelob, B.O., Mishy Act: Student Council, Pep Club, Guy Watchers of America Treasurer, Cheerleading, Track. C.O.: 10th grade Treasurer P.P.: Car in the ditch and mopeds. Cheek biters. F.P.: College, work, find a rich man!! WYRM: Picking flowers in the field with a long dress on. Sneaking out of bedroom windows at 11:00 and returning at 3:00. All the fun times with Toni, Lisa, Cindy, and Lisa. R. Name: Jeffrey John Chandler N.N.: Chan Act: 2 years Varsity Golf, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Baseball. 1 .P.: Military WYRM: When the band made donations to first hour Economics class, and Doc getting all upset. Name: Cynthia Mari Charney N.N.: Cindy Act: Varsity Club, Spanish Club, Who ' s Who, National Honor Society, 4 years Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Volleyball 2 years Varsity Tennis. P.P.: People who don’t know what they want to do with the rest of their lives. (Shelly) F.P.: Ferris State College WYRM: My Senior Year!!! Name: Theodore Francis Chicosky N.N.: Ted P.P.: Dodge F.P.: Air Force WYRM: The pain and agony of homework. Name: Daniel Joseph Ciesa N.N.: Cheese Act: Dan Dan, having to check oil in our car. F.P.: Ferris, then get a job. WYRM: Mr. Hunt’s Physics class. Name: Michael Dwayne Clark N.N.: Mike F.P.: Cartoonist Name: Theresa Lynn Clark N.N.: Marvin Act: Varsity Club, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff, 4 years J.V. and Varsity Volleyball, 4 years Varsity Basketball. P.P.: People who have no sense of humor. F.P.: Business School, Get a job, get married, Have a family, Be Happy!! WYRM: When Roseanne Grace found out that the ice wasn’t quite frozen. Name: Jacklyn Jean Click N.N.: Kinky Act: Yearbook Editor 2 years, Newspaper, float, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Track, Varsity Softball. C.O.: 8th grade Secretary, 12th grade Secretary. P.P.: People who think they’re better than everyone else. F.P.: Journalist or the Air Force. WYRM: July 3, 1981 on a date with D.H. to the show. Name: David Christopher Collins N.N.: Dave, D.C. Act: Student Council, Sr. Member of the “Stroh Boys”, Football, Golf, Basketball. P.P.: Blue Blazer’s F.P.: Navy WYRM: The night the Pontiac died. Name: Robert Frank Creutz N.N.: Bob P.P.: School F.P.: f arming WYRM: Getting caught skipping by Dr. Harrington Name: Veronica Lee Curtis Act: Dan, Band, Pep Band, Spanish Club Secretary, Band Council president. Who’s Who, 4-H. P.P.: People that don’t like goats, people that cut down the band, people that think their better. F.P.: Dan, Marriage, Farming, Family. WYRM: Wearing Dan’s Peck Varsity Jacket to school, Jenny, Penny, and Sherri embarrassing Dan at the Football game, hanging around with Sherri and Jenny before school Name: Derrick Douglas Danielkiewicz N.N.: Deke Act: Varsity Club, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball. P.P.: Colonel Egan F.P.: Work WYRM: Planned and organized food fight of ‘82’ which was cancelled by the Doc. Name: Julie Ann Daniels N.N.: Jules Act: 9th grade Yearbook staff, 9th grade student Council, Cadet teacher P.P.: People snapping gum, big shots, snobs F.P.: Work, Housewife, maybe College WYRM: My friends and stories 1 heard in 3rd hour art class. Name: Nancy Kay Davidson N.N.: Nance, Skin Act: Attendance Office 10th 1 1th grade. P.P.: People who think their too good for other people. F.P.: SCCCC, Job, Marriage. WYRM: The crazy times 1 had in Y.H.S., and sneaking Lynn into a movie and getting caught Name: Ricky Allen Debruycker N.N.: Dubie Act: Football and Basketball games, dances, parties P.P.: Warm Beer, Smoking loud cars, going in ditches, M.LP.’s. F.P.: Air Force, marriage, get a good job, be rich. WYRM: Senior year activities. Name: Mark Edward DeMar N.N.: Mopar, DeMar, Crispy Critter P.P.: Bridge’s, Flat tires and Chevy’s F.P.: Work (hopefully) WYRM: Friday Nights Name: Joseph Ray Densteadt N.N.: Joe, Joey Act: 8th grade Student Council, J.V. Track, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Tennis, J.V. and Varsity Football C.O.: 7th grade President, 9th grade Pres. P.P.: People that lie and are two faced, fighting with B.T., Warm Beer. F.P.: Being with B.T., Uncertain about career-may be Air Force. WYRM: All the fun times in my High school years, Varsity Football and the best coaches you could ever have, but most of all Becky. Name: Timothy Patrick Donnellon N.N.: Barbarian Act: Varsity Club, Homecoming Court, 4 years J.V. and Varsity Football, 2 years Varsity T rack. P.P.: Gravel roads. Saint Clair Saints Football team. Big thick pine trees. F.P.: College, Take Peter Stroh’s job over. WYRM: Winning our Senior Homecoming game. Name: Mark Dwight Duncan Act: Drink Beer, 12 oz Michelob Curls. C.O.: Sec of the Drinking dept. P.P.: Kenric, Rob, Mike, Markus, the authority. F.P.: Drinking more beer and most of all Vodka. WYRM: Kenric driving my van when he was •as drunk as I was. Name: Helen Dupuis N.N.: Spock, Elf, Hoardog No. 1. Act: F.H.A., J.V. Basketball, J.V. Track. Pi .: Teachers who don’t pay attention to you when you ask a question. F.P.: Go to college to become a Certified Public Accountant. WYRM: All the fun times I’ve had with my friends throughout the years in High School Name: Todd Alan Edgerton N.N.: Toddy-Bear Act: 2 years Student Council, Varsity Club, 4 years Wrestling, 3 years Football, 2 years Track. P.P.: A Double Hernia F.P.: Air Force WYRM: Lifting weights in my dress shoes. Name: Kristy D. Edwards Act: Yale High School Choir, Honor Society, Who’s Who, Spanish Club, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Volleyball. PJ .: People telling me to get my hair cut short and selling M M’s. Fi .: College Name: Jim Edward Elias P.P.: The Authority, Mr. Nagy, My brother F.P. Getting Stoned WYRM: The year of “8 3” Name: Daniel Thomas Ellis N.N.: LSD, Else Act: Spanish Club, Science Club, Varsity Tennis (3 years) P.P.: Dan Dan; People who only care about themselves FJ .: College WYRM: All the fun we had in Mrs. Dagg’s classes. Name: Brian John Elwamer N.N.: Brian Act: Science Club, 2 years Cross Country, 1 year Track. P.P.: Socks that won’t stay up, school buses. F.P.: College, start a family. WYRM: Kingsley Road. Name: Esther Gwendolyn Fisher N.N.: Esta, Fish, Essa Act: Choir, Teacher Aid, National Honor Society, Who’s Who. P.P.: People who always think they must be better than others. F.P.: Marriage, work, college, kids. WYRM: Walking Russ around the halls of Yale High back in 1980 with a patch over his eye. Name: Joel A. Frye P.P.: Getting caught skipping F.P.: Trade School WYRM: Sinsemillian. Name: Maurene Anne Gibson N.N.: Gibby, Mort 137 138 Act: Skill Center, Co-op, J.V. Track, Pom Pon Girl, J.V. Volleyball, Tennis. P.P.: Skill Center bus ride. F.P.: Clerk Typist. WYRM: Friends and good times at Yale High. Name: Sandra Kaye Gilliam N.N. Sandy Act: National Honor Society P.P.: People who don’t think positive. T.P.: College WYRM: The wonderful friends and teachers I have met. Name: Jeffrey Glenn Glyshaw Act: Skill Center, J.V. and Varsity Wrestling. P.P.: People who drink Stroll’s. I .P.: Drive truck. Name: Bryan James Goulding N.N.: Barney Act: Varsity Club, J.V. and Varsity Football. J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track. P.P.: Rumors, tall people cutting down short people. F.P.: SC 4 WYRM: Summer Football practices. Weasel in class. Name: Roseanne Elizabeth Grace N.N.: G.B., Gracie Act: Varsity Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball. C.O.: 7th, 9th, 1 1 th grade Class Secretary. P.P.: People with brains but no sense, people that call me Rosemary or Roxanne. F.P.: College WYRM: J.V. Basketball when it used to be fun. Varsity Softball “82”. Journalism class and Theresa Clark’s totally awesome Marvins. Name: Christine O. Hall N.N.: Bubbles Act: F.H.A., T rack P.P.: People who say things that are not true, car troubles. F.P.: Air Force-Finish nursing. Marrying Jim Baird. WYRM: All the good time in High School with my friends. Name: Kathleen Ann Halsey N.N.: Kathy, Lovie Act Pep Club, Marching Band, Senior Play, Float. P.P.: Deep ditches, Dan Chiesa’s car. F.P.: SCCCC WYRM: The night 1 went for a “Midnight swim” with Carla, Lisa Kean at Lakeside Beach while Karen was our “Lookout”. Name: Daniel Mike Hansen N.N.: Dinkey Act: Hunting, sports. Who’s Who, 9th grade Basketball, Track. J.V. Baseball, J.V. and Varsity Basketball. P.P.: People who wiggle my chair during class. I .P.: College WYRM: My Senior year!! ! Name: Penny Lynn Harmer N.N.: Homer, Hoozer Act: Choir, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Powder Puff Football, Who’s Who. P.P.: Passenger doors t hat don’t open. F.P.: College WYRM: Boodgers, Sharon’s party (both of them) Pockets full moon over the Senior float meeting. Name: Melinda J. Harvey N.N.: Mindy Act: Library Aid, T.G.I.F. Club, Trouble Maker, 4 years Horsemanship team. Track. P.P.: Big shots, snobbs, people who cough when they sit behind me. F.P.: Work College, Professional Horse Trainer. WYRM: My friends and some enemies, the stories that I’ve heard. Name: Joyce Marie Hayward N.N.: “Joycey”, “Brains” Act: Science Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Michigan Summer Institute for Gifted Students, Who’s Who, DAR Award. National English Merit Award. America’s Outstanding Names and laces. National Merit Semi finalist. Volunteer at Yale Medilodge, Track Manager, Crosscountry Manager. P.P.: Knuckle-cracking, my bus route, rudeness, under-achievers, being bored. WYRM: When Kevin and Mike were accused of stealing my pants. (Sorry guys). Name: Brenda Lee Hill N.N.: George, Mean Brenda Jean Act: Student Council, Pep Club. Majorette, Spanish Club, J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Track. P.P.: Twirling at football games when its snowing hard, pushing L.W. car down 24th street, street poles and when car doors don’t open in a hurry. F.P.: College, work, marriage WYRM: The day when Mrs. Dagg told me that twirling your hair means you’re sexually frustrated and then 2 days later catching Tim Donnellon twirling his hair. When Cindy K„ Jeff C., and Jeff S., and I went to see Alice in Wonderland Homecoming Night. Name: Michael Lee Hillis N.N.: Funky Act: Science Club 4 years. Science Club Treasurer, National Honor Society, J.V. and Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track 2 years. P.P.: People with the ability but no self motivation. F.P.: College, Electronics, marriage, lots of money. WYRM: “The gym bag robbers.” Name: Donna Ruby Holsworth N.N.: Donnaer’s Act: F.H.A., Spanish Club, Volleyball, Powder Puff Football. P.P.: People who think their better then others. F.P.: Traveling. WYRM: When me and Sutton missed the bus getting ad’s for journalism. Name: James Elmore Hopper N.N.: Jim. Pierre, Hopper Act: Varsity Club, Science Club, J.V. and Varsity Wrestling. Track P.P.: Pierre F.P.: Armed forces. Go into business Name: Donald Dominic Huffman N.N.: T.D., Calvin, Duck, Bonehead. Act: Varsity Club, Who’s Who, Freshmen and J.V. Basketball, 2 years J.V. f ootball, 2 years Varsity football, 4 years Varsity Track. P.P.: Messy Marvin F.P.: College, Little Donnie’s and Shelly’s. WYRM: The BIG touchdown of my career, and Shelly. Name: Christine Marie Hufford N.N.: Chris Act: Student Council Alternate, Science Club. P.P.: When people talk behind your back, when people act bigger than they really arc. F.P.: f inish High School, then get married. WYRM: Homecoming, Spirit Week. Name: Wayne Harver Ingles P.P.: Mama’s boys F.P.: Get old WYRM. Burning out in class Name: Brenda DeeAnn Jankowski N.N.: B.J. P.P.: Getting up so early to go to school, people who talk behind your back, spread rumors that are not true, Mr. Prcsnell’s dumb jokes, the authority. F.P.: Move to Texas and get a job, then maybe get married. WYRM: The Skill Center bus and the weeks my parents went out of state. Name: Michael Willard Johnson N.N.: Willard P.P.: Calculus tests and Calculus homework. F.P.: Graduate college and then get a high paying job. WYRM: My first day in school after moving here. Name: Darla Kay Jones N.N.: K.K. Act: F.H.A., Student Council, Choir, 9th, 10th grade Cheerleader, Track. P.P.: Stuck up people, red necks. F.P.: Work, Night classes at J.C. WYRM: The time 1 climbed out the window in choir. Name: Tammy Susan Jones N.N.: T.J., Hoover Act : Pep Club, float, Spanish Club, 2 y rs. J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball C.O.: 10th grade Secretary, 11th grade president, 12th grade president P.P.: Patt-gash and John Kean punching me all the time. Hoover, Icy-Roads. F.P.: College, Work WYRM: My Senior Year!! Name: Sutton May Kaercher N.N.: Twinkie, Button Act: Photography, Journalism P.P.: Socks that won’t stay up and “Chonies” that won’t stay down! F.P.: To have 25 perfect kids and 75 adorable grandchildren. WYRM: My “82” and “83” and “84” graduating friends. Name: Cynthia Marie Kaltz N.N.: Cindy, Cin, Wiggles, J.G.G., Roxy. Act: Choir, Staying in Trouble, Guy Watchers of America - Vice President, floats. Assistant Editor for the Yearbook. 3 years Newspaper, 3 years Varsity Track, Pep Club, 2 years J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader. P.P.: LBS (Tami), Signs in my yard, BRIDGES, my mailbox getting ripped off. T.P.: College work, and out to MARRY THE R$CH $$$$$$$$$ WYRM: Drag racing, Jeff not feeling well the Almont Football game, M.C. believing T.N. lived in the Catholic church for 2 years, all the fun that 1 had and all the crazy things I did. Name: Tracey Martin Kazmierczak N.N.: Maynard F.P.: (Auto body repair) Someday open my own business. WYRM: Mr. Stine the way he was with me and my friendsgood to us all the time. Name John Michael Kean N.N.: Keane r Act: J. V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Baseball P.P.: Sixty-nine F.P.: College WYRM: Playing in the Silverdome and winning. Name: Lisa Ann Kean N.N.: Zcaner Act: Junior Student Council Vice President, Senior Play, 3 years J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, J.V. Basketball. C.O.: 10th grade Class President. P.P.: People who put mailboxes in my yard. I .P.: College WYRM: The midnight swim and going out with all my friends. Name: Lisa Ann Kettlewell N.N.: Lisa. Mom (to my daughters and sons) Act: Band. Majorettes, Pep Club. Choir, Senior Float Meetings, Guy Watchers of America (Secretary) P.P.: People with no school spirit, when people can ' t have more than one friend at a time. Jealousy. F.P.: Junior College, work. Marriage and family. WYRM: P.S. with Susie. Q, watching the sun rise near Colorado Street, All the great times with my friends in my Senior year. Name: Thomas Nelson Keyworth N.N.: Tom, Percy Act: 4 years J.V. and Varsity f ootball. P.P.: People who won’t admit they arc wrong, people who think they are better than everyone else, also being called one of Colonel’s buddies. F.P.: A job and work I hope! ! WYRM: Being bored for most of the time. Name: Michelle Dena Klea N.N.: No feet, Mish, Mitchell Act: Science Club, Track Manager ’82. P.P.: Mustard and oreo’s, fish, people who constantly swear, people who put down “the Guiding Light”, and Know-It all’s. F.P.: College WYRM: The crazy things I’ve done on Science Club trips. Name: John Brian Klocke Act: Moats (10, 11, 12) Varsity Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, J.V. football. Cross Country, Track, Basketball Manager. P.P.: People with no school spirit. Having to do book reports, people who think they’re better than you but aren’t willing to prove it. F.P.: Study for hotel or motel Management WYRM: Finishing 51st at the Yale Invitational, Marine City, Working on the floats. Name: Kenric Joseph Knecht N.N.: Kenrod, Dink Act: Drinking, Working at family Foodland, Home of the fine meat. Powder Puff Badminton, 80 lbs. Keg Lift. C.O.: Sec. of Defense labor P.P.: Mark Duncan and anybody that looks like him, Regis experiments, the authority. F.P. Become a shelving engineer. College maybe drinking. WYRM: Mike Raue and his O.J., Rob’s healthy one at the f oodland. Name: Dawn Lynnette Koper N.N.: “D.D.” P.P.: When people think that they are higher class and don’t even try to associate, when people talk behind your back and not to your face. F.P.: Get a job and save enough money logo to Cosmetology College in Port Huron. WYRM: The people and how they act towards others. Name: Ldward Carl Kuffa N.N.: Krazy K, Main Squeeze Act: Woodworking, Karate P.P.: People who act like children, lunch prices. f .P.: To make black belt, and live it up. WYRM: All the good times I’ve had here at Yale. Name: Valerie Jean Lemon N.N.: Val P.P.: The authority. Miller Lite in cans, people who think they are the best. F.P.: College, marriage (maybe), to be rich $$$$, get a job hopefully. WYRM: All the fun I didn’t have in school. Name: Lisa Marie Leonard Act: Student Council, Pom Pon Squad P.P.: The authority. Sue Blanton F.P.: Sleep in, get married and or college. WYRM: All the Parties, all my good friends Name: Carla Faye Ligotti N.N.: Mother Tunis P.P.: People who don ' t know the difference between stuck-up and shy! F.P.: Work, college, marriage. WYRM: When Kathy, Lisa, and me went for a “Midnight Dip” at Lakeside Beach while Karen was our lookout. Name: Steven Glen Lossing N.N.: Stumpy Act: Student Council 9th and 12th grade. P.P.: Monday’s and Momma’s boys. F.P.: Florida WYRM: All the fun times in Ms. Allam’s class. Name: Lesa Marie Lovelace N.N.: Grace, Cluts Act: Pep Club, Senior Play, Choir, Yearbook, Skill Center, 4-H, Art 4, Garth!!, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, 1 1 th grade Pom Pon Squad-Captain, Powder Puff f ootball. C.O.: Treasurer of the Drinking Department. P.P.: People who judge you before they get to know you. Alarm clocks, hang overs!! ! F.P.: Going to College for Pediatrics, and marriage. WYRM: Senior prank, Mr. Dewey’s Christmas present, going up north with Cheryl Bowyer and Lynn Porrett, full moons. Name: Monica Ann Boracco Lund N.N.: Monica, Norge Act: Wrestlerette P.P.: Home in Norway, we don’t run from class to class all day long. Here it seems like I’m just running all day long, almost always late for everything. WYRM: My first day in this school, when 1 couldn’t find any of my class rooms, and was tardy for almost every class. Name: William Michael Mackey N.N.: Bill Act: 4 years J.V. and Varsity Basketball, 4 years J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Freshmen and Varsity Football. P.P.: Twinkies F.P.: College WYRM: Basketball Cindy Sue Mason N.N.: Cinny Act: Student Council, Library Aid, f loat. P.P.: People who take advantage of others. People who try to act like someone their not. F.P.: Marriage, work, travel around the world. WYRM: 1 982’ s Class Day Name: Todd John McCallum N.N.: Ace Act: Junior Representative for Homecoming Court, Student Council Representative, Varsity Club, 2 years Varsity Wrestling, Weight lifting. P.P. People who don’t drive a truck. I .P.: College Name: Robert A. McLain N.N.: Bean Pole P.P.: Chevy’s F.P.: Blown 426 Hemi in Plymouth Arrow. WYRM: Can’t Remember Name: Mark Allan McLean N.N.: Marv Act: Weekends of raising bleep, and starting riots at the Memphis game’s, J.V. Baseball, f reshmen Basketball, Weight Lifting. P.P.: W.W. Brothers, K.P. waking me up in the middle of the night to bail him out. F.P.: Marriage, Air Force, Law School. WYRM: 1st hour Art, Col. Egan and all my friends. Name: Ron Charles McClelland N.N.: Ron P.P.: People who think they’re too good. F.P.: Work Name: Larry Allen Middleton N.N.: Milt Act: Parties P.P.: The Authority, Jocks, Cops F.P.: Revenge WYRM: Halloween of -8 1- Name: Karen Kay Meharg Act: 9th grade Student Council, float, 4 years J.V. and Varsity Basketball. C.O.: 10th grade Vice President, 1 1 grade Treasurer, 12 th grade Treasurer. P.P.: (Chrome Dome) F.P.: College WYRM: Being coast guard for Carla, Kathy and Lisa’s midnight dip at Lakeside Beach. Name: Lesia Mae Millsap N.N.: Lesia Act: Cadet teacher. Pep Club, 3 years Varsity Track, 2 years Powder Puff f ootball. P.P.: Correcting tons of Mr. Nagy’s papers, early mornings, snobs, people who talk behind your back. F.P.: Marriage, College WYRM: Jenny squirting (ice) water at me in Mr. Rathje’s class, with him standing next to me. Being at CJ’s with Jenny and her rubber bands. Name: Michael Francis Millsap N.N.: Bubba, or Mikey Act: 3 years Cross-Country, 2 years wrestling, 2 years Varsity Track. P.P.: Peppermint Schnapps and Mr. Stine’s office. F.P.: Prostitute WYRM: Full Moon in McDonald’s, Mushhead bars. Name: Jill Lynn Morgan N.N.: Jillian, Jillie Act: Working on the homecoming f loats. P.P.: People who think their to good. Miss W. being rude to me when I pick up attendances, Tom and Jackie wanting me to go out with-.-. WYRM: Road parties. School dances etc. Graduation Day. F.P.: Moving to Florida, Working. Name: William H. Morgan N.N.: Bill P.P.: Getting up for school. People who act bigger than they are. I .P.: To make a lot of money. WYRM: How fun the weekends were. Name: Jennifer Anne Morin N.N.: Jenny Act: Cadet teaching. Pep band. Pep Club, 4 years Varsity Track, 1 year J.V. Track, 3 years Powder Puff Football, J.V. Cross Country. P.P. Dr. Harrington catching me in the hall. people who talk behind your back. E. P.: Dental Assistant, College WYRM: The water fights we had after each year! Squirting Lesia in Mr. Rathje’s class! Name: John Phillip Nader N.N.: Nader Act: Choir, Harmonica, 4 years Varsity Track. P.P.: Riding the bus to and from school. F. P.: College, playing in the bar ' s semi-professionally. WYRM: Graduation Day. Name: Maureen Ann O’Connor N.N.: Moe Act: J.V. and Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Softball, Powder Puff football. P.P.: People who talk behind your back and not to your face. I.P.: Undecided. WYRM: J.P. ' s little songs in American History. Name: Steven Ralph Ostrander N.N.: Kinky Act: Hunt Women, Track P.P.: Slow drivers f.P.: Work, Marriage WYRM: All the Girls Name: Tim Pattcnaude N.N.: Munckin Act: 2 years Varsity football, 4 years Varsity Wrestling, 4 years J.V. and Varsity Baseball P.P.: Tall People F.P.: College WYRM: When Dan H. ended up in the back seat of someone clscs car. Name: Kenneth Phillip Peltier N.N.: Beefhead Act: Student Council, 4 years Varsity football, 4 years Varsity Wrestling, 4 years Varsity Track. P.P.: C indy Kaltz F.P.: Work or College or whatever comes up. WYRM: Good times at Yale High and Patty!!! Name: Kathleen Marie Pierce N.N.: Kate P.P.: People who think there better than anyone else. FJ : College, Work WYRM: Graduation Day Name: Daniel Albert Pingitore N.N.: Dan, Gimp Act: J.V. football, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Baseball, Golf. P.P.: ( ' indy Kaltz f .P.: Staying alive and College WYRM: All the jerks at Yale. Name: Lynn Marie Porrett N.N.: Lynnie Act: I .H.A. 3 years. Senior Student Council Representative, Spanish Club 3 years, 9th grade J.V. Basketball, 9th grade Varsity Track, 10th grade J.V. Cheerleader, 12th grade Varsity Cheerleader. P.P.: Being used, two-faced people, being left out of a conversation, f .P.: SCCCC, work WYRM: Up north with Cheryl Bowyer and Lisa Lovelace (mannequins!). Name: Dora Quintanilla Act: Pep Band, Pep Club, J.V. Track, Varsity Track 4 years. Varsity Crosscountry. P.P.: People who talk behind your back, people who think that they are better than others. I .P.: College Name: Robert Harold Rix Act: freshmen football P.P.: Bus ride to skill center. P.P.: Work in a plastics factory. WYRM: My f riends. Name: Jereen Rodzos N.N.: Geri, f red Act: VICA Reporter 81-82, Opening Closing Ceremony team. C.O.: VICA Report (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) P.P.: People who call me tangerine, pushy people, people who mistreat animals, tests on Fridays. F.P.: To go on to college and become either a nurse or a Physical Therapist. WYRM: Competing in a National Competition in Louisville Kentucky, and coming in 4th place missing 1st by 1.01 point. And all of my friends and the good times we had. Name: Randall Lee Rostine N.N.: Red Act: School games, dances, party s P.P.: Warm Beer, going in ditches, tickets from Yale cops. F.P.: Law enforcement or good job, marriage, to be rich. WYRM: The Senior year at Yale - goofing off!! Name: Robert Cecil Roy N.N.: Rob Act: Varsity Club, 4 yrs. Varsity Golf P.P.: Big Oak Trees, Strohs f.P.: College, Work WYRM: The moon over Lmmett, Keegan Rd. Name: Patricia Lynne Ruedisueli N.N.: Rudi, Lush Act: Cheerleading, Wrestlerettes, Student Council, Varsity Club, 3 years Track. P.P.: People who butt in on a personal situation that they don’t know about or understand. f.P.: Work and marriage. WYRM: All the good times at Yale High, and the night C indy Kaltz stayed the night. Name: Kandy Lorraine Ruesser Act: Work P.P.: Being bored, fights at parties. f.P.: Move to Port Huron to get a job. WYRM: The best time’s skipping Yale High, and being with my friends. Name: Carl Lawrence Rumsey Act: Homecoming Representative, 4 years J.V. and Varsity BasebalL P.P.: People who think their better than others. f .P.: Attend College, and go into business or marketing. WYRM: The fun times I had with all my friends during my Senior year, (and all the all nighters). Name: Robert John Sadilek N.N.: Bob P.P.: Yale Public Schools and Mama’s boy’s f .P.: Air f orce and parties WYRM: Getting in trouble and graduation Name: Dave Brian Saxarra N.N.: Sax Act: Weight Lifting P.P.: Colonel Lgan f .P.: To meet the right girl. WYRM: All the fun time’s in school and not asking this one girl out. Name: Theresa Marie Schultz N.N.: Theres, Teesa Act: Cadet Teacher, Pep Club, 2 years Powder Puff f ootball, 1 year Track. P.P.: Typing messy tests for Mr. R. Correcting papers especially with no answer book, two-faced people. f.P.: College WYRM: Jenny and her rubberbands, finding a snapping turtle in the ca r. Name: Jeffrey John Scott N.N.: Skeeter P.P.: Chevy’s, the bus ride to Skill Center f.P.: Trade School, Work Name: Philip Gerard Sienikiewicz N.N.: Phil Act: Science Club P.P.: Boredom, 6 cylinder engines f.P.: College, Lamboiginis WYRM: Larry Kraft standing all alone eating a banana and the boredom sitting in class. Name. Gary Allen Silverthorn N.N.: G.A.S., Hey you Act: Band, Who’s Who, 4-H Vice President, and President, Pep Band, Band Council, Exploration Days, Dolly Parton f an Club, J.V. Wrestling. f.P. Undecided WYRM: My very intellectually stimulating conversations and debates about off the wall topics. Name: Kim Anthonv Smith N.N.: Kim P.P.: People who follow me when I don’t want them to, people who bug me constantly, people who bragg. f .P,: Work and Marriage. WYRM: Mr. Smith’s Drivers Ed. class. All of the Senior Pranks. Name: Carolyn Laurie Stahl N.N.: Carol Act: J.V. and Varsity Volleyball. P.P.: People with negative attitudes. f.P.: College, marriage. WYRM: All the fun times at Yale High School, and my friends. Name: Thomas Dwain Starks N.N.: Tom J J„ Stubles Act: 1 year Varsity Football, J.V. football P.P.: People who smack their food. High class snobs. f .P.: College, Work, Marriage. WYRM: Mr. Egan’s bald head. Name: Mark Allen Stevens Act: Varsity Track 4 years. P.P.: People who think they are better but they are not. f .P.: Air force, Traveling. WYRM: Getting out for good, the time just about everyone dropped the paton. Name: Debra Ann Sullivan N.N.: Debbie P.P.: Karen Lay’s driving. People that are stuck on themselves. f.P.: College WYRM: The summer of ’82. Name: Colleen Michele Sutphen N.N.: Short Sh-. P.P.: People who abuse privileges, the way the guys talk at lunch! (Perverts) f .P.: Working, and in the very far future marriage. WYRM: All the good and crazy times with Patty, Terri, Michele, and Cindy. Name: Vicki Marie Szulborski N.N.: Vicki Act: 9th grade I .H.A. P.P.: People who think there the best! Eating school lunches. f .P.: Go to college, get married. WYRM: My diploma, and the high times at Yale High. 140 Name: Jeff A. Teichow N.N.: Taco P.P.: Mr. Marcetti F.P.: Junior College WYRM: Skipping Name: Robert James Thompson Act: Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball P.P.: Colonel Egan E. P.: Work WYRM: f ood Fight Name: Ron B. Thompson N.N.: Ron, Burrhead P.P.: Conceited girls, people that knock pontiacs. F. P.: Go to Florida and get a job and get married. WYRM: Seeing a lot of my friends. Name: Michael Raymond Trupp N.N.: Mikie Act: Football, Track P.P.: People who are prejudiced F.P.: Go in Army and live with Theresa for the rest of my life. WYRM: The great parties that I’ve been too while I was in High School. Name: James H. Tuschling Jr. N.N.: Jim, Tuschy P.P.: Yale Schools, cars better than mine. F.P.: Air Force WYRM: Skits in Presnelfs class. Name: Jackie Lynn Vincent N.N.: Jack Act: Guy Watchers of Ame rica-P resident, Floats, J.V. Volleyball, Varsity Baseball statistician. P.P.: Pin Heads, Derrick Danielkiewicz, People who laugh when I say I’m going to open my own convent. F.P.: Principle of Yale High School so it will be run my way. WYRM: All the road parties being broke up, the good times when they don’t get broken up. Name: Edward Alan Williams N.N.: Ed Act: Varsity Track 2 years P.P.: People who lie. F .P.: Work and then College. WYRM: Graduating. Name: Kevin Michael Witt N.N.: Kev Act: Varsity Club, Student Council, 6 years Science Club, 3 years President, National Honor Society, 4 years all lettered Varsity Cross Country, 3 years all letter Varsity Track. P.P.: Green Ford Station Wagons and ditches, the “Flame Thrower”, and “Grand Tour”. F.P.: CCollege, College, College and more fun. WYRM: MY SENIOR YEAR!!! Name: Neil L. Wixson P.P.: Jocks F.P.: Make and spend lots of money. WYRM: Friday Nights Name: John Gabriel Yurko N.N.: Spaz Act: 4 years Spanish Club, 2 years president, 3 years Science Club, 2 years Varsity Club, 2 years National Honor Society, Freshmen and J.V. Basketball, 4 years J.V. and Varsity Football, 2 years J.V. and Varsity Tennis. P.P.: People who call me Spaz F.P.: Go to the University of Michigan WYRM: All of the great people I met through school Name: Karin Louise Von Matern N.N.: Damn Foreigner, Wees, Miss Sweden Act: Science Club, Volleyball P.P.: Kate Kangaroo F.P.: Go home to Sweden in July, rob a bank and come back. WYRM: Everything and everyone who made my year a great experience!! Name: Christopher Paul Vore N.N.: Chris Act: Science Club, Varsity Club, KKK Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Crosscountry. P.P.: Getting up at 4:30 a.m. to do chores. F.P.: College WYRM: All the tun that I had in High SchooL Name: Thomas Michael Walgrave N.N.: Tom Act: Science Club P.P.: Taking classes backwards F.P.: Air Force, College WYRM: All the fun in Mr. Hunt’s classes. Name: John Richardson Walker III N.N.: Double Cheese Act: Varsity Club, J.V. and Varsity Football, Wrestling. P.P.: Short weekends F.P.: Good job, college, wife WYRM: The nite Troy was thrown under the Horizon. Name: Robert Bradley Walker N.N.: Single Cheese Act: 8th grade Football, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, J.V. Tennis, 1 year Wrestling. P.P.: People coming into A W 5 min. before before we close on Saturday nights. F.P.: Business WYRM: Capac Football game 1982! 141 FnllDwing Dur Favorites The Bulldogs. Nobody does it better! That’s quite a claim-but it’s true. Our newspaper goes into over 2300 area homes every week in Bulldog Country. Tlje Yale Expositor 1882 Award 0 If Excellence Winner