Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

VOCATION TAB 16 OF CONTENTS ON LOCATION INTRODUCTION t SENIORS 17 JUN iORS 49 SOPHOMORES 61 FRESHMEN 7t ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS 64 SPORTS 95 FACULTY 126 ACADEMICS 131 CURRENT EVENTS 138 ' ADS 145 Lights! Camera! Action! Welcome to the 1987-88 Yale High School Yearbook. The theme for this year ' s yearbook is On Location. We felt this theme was appropriate because of the many changes of fashion, movies, T.V. shows, and current events. This year ' s fashion took a massive turn— acid-washed denims were all the rage; Spuds MacKenzie made his mark; Reebok ' s were still steppin ' in style, and guess what ' s next! Pee Wee ' s Playhouse was the kid ' s favorite Saturday morning show. Madonna was still busting out on the charts, while groups like Whitesnake, The Fat Boys, and L.L. Cool J were making their mark. Comebacks were made by U2, Boston, and Starship. Dynasty and Dallas are on their way out in T.V. shows, but Bill Cosby and his family are still in the top ten while LA Law is really working its way up the list. The theaters were hot this summer with Eddie Murphy ' s Beverly Hills Cop II , Arnold Schwarzanagger was in the ratings with Predator , and La Bamba was ringing in the cash. Dirty Dancing , Stakeout , and Dream Warriors were also making it big. There were many current events this year. For many days people couldn ' t watch their favorite soap operas because the Iran Contra hearings were being televised. Oliver Ollie North became everyone ' s hero. Detroit airport became well known because of the Flight 225 Northwest Airlines crash. It was the second worst crash in the world. The Catholics around the world were honored with Pope John Paul II and his World tour. But let ' s not forget Robert Bork being up for nomination for U.S. Supreme Court Justice — will the Senate approve him or not? The one thing I ' d really like to say to my class, the class of 88 , is we came in winning and went out winning in taking Spirit Week by storm. Remember the winning float?! As I close this letter, I want to thank the whole yearbook staff — it wouldn ' t have been the best yearbook yet without them. 7A Q-cLi ' b t 87 Hit ' - fl r ' jU Jr CX- ' ij Xu ' CUIacJ uJa AuJ JT.d.U ' j, o J ha ■ pjfvO (AJCU) ysA ' ft - v nA vJ Or?A _ lAXmmS 4H Co-President: Jennifer Funk Co-President: Tracey Roy V. President: Joanne Hachenski Class Flower: Red Rose Class Color: Blue and White Class Motto: Always have a dream and believe it will come true, strive to make it happen in everything you do. rUti Secretary: Carrie Rapp Treasurer: Krystal Meredith N. Jim Alexander NN. Gumby Act. PP. Jocks FP. Get a job. WYRM Nothing from this school. N. Todd Anthony Armstrong NN. Toad Act. J.V. Basketball, V Tennis, P.A.C.E. PP. Getting up in the morning. FP. College, work, MONEY. WYRM. March 20, 1987, S.L.J.K. N. Rebeccah Marie Barenbrugge NN. Becki, Be-bop Act. Cruisin Port FP. Living in a green garbage dumpster in CA., or college. WYRM. Being friends with Lau- ra Beals. f r N. Adrienne Allam NN. Ba-Bo Act. Cosmetology College. PP. People who don ' t like peo- ple that aren ' t just like them- selves. FP. To become a cosmetologist and open a shop. WYRM. The prom when me T.M. and L.K. were in 11 grade. N. Todd Arnold NN. Toddles Act. Football, wrestling, base- ball. PP. Hardguys FP. Wrestling in college WYRM. All the fun with the Emmett boys, J.D., J.W., M.W., C D., D.L., M.G., Remember HO-HO-HO. N. Mike Barr NN. Cro Ban- Act. Football, work PP. University of Michigan (Wolverines) FP. College, work WYRM My first car. Varsity Football, B.H. hitting C.R. in the face with a pie. Going to all the Rd. and BP. parties, and all the good times with Bob. m N. Andre Batz NN. Pig Act. Skill Center PP. FP. Get married, own a chain of McDonalds, live wealthy. WYRM. When G.F. had a little attack at K.T. house N. Brian Baxter NN. Bax Act. Cruisen Port with C.S. go- ing out every weekend PP. People who try to run other people ' s lives, school rules. FP. College, work, money WYRM. 11th grade, and most of all the group C.S., J.H., S.P., S.P. N. Jeanine Lee Bauman NN. J-9-Buckwheat, Buckets Act. Spanish Club 3 yrs, 4-H PP. Long bus rides, rough lock- ers, smokey bathrooms, long classes, boring teachers FP. Nursing college WYRM. Spanish Club at Chi- Chi ' s with A.B., Prom 87 and fair with all the water and C.K. N. Laura Marie Beals NN. Beastie, Beatles, Hay Bales, Lubapru Act. People that don ' t like you when they don ' t even know ou. P. Living in a green garbage dumpster in CA.; Maybe col- lege. WYRM. Being friends with Becki B N. Douglas Edward Bellhorn NN. Act. 4 years track. Football, Spanish Club. PP. People who are stuck up, Capac, and Women who don ' t shave. FP. Drink Beer, Get married and have 20 kids. WYRM. Scavenger hunt with M.J., B.R., and P.S., and the time we and R.M. got chased by 2 guys I ran off the road. N. Susanne Jeannette Bell NN. Sue, Susie Act. Pep Club 11-12, Science Club 11-12, NHS. PP. FP. Attend College and become a secondary math or special edu- cation teacher. WYRM. Dances, trips, and all the great times that I had with my friends at YHS. EH: N. Sherry Ann Bevins NN. Cherry, Muppy, Charlie Act. Pom-Pons, FHA, partying. PP. People that talk about other people. FP. Marry a rich man and have him leave all his money to me. WYRM. Taking B J with C.K., K.K., my first party in R.B. home of the B.D., C.B., G.T. N. Eric D. Bieber NN. Beav, Beaver Act. Football, wrestling, base- ball, whenever 1 get the urge. PP. Snobs, users. FP. College, Law Enforcement, marriage, then who knows? WYRM. Summer of 86,87 N.H., times with the Escort, too many times not enough words. N. Richard Blanton NN. Boss Act. PP. People who think there bet- ter than everybody. FP. Be a millionaire. WYRM. The good times me and Aaron had in Port Dec. 21, 1986, guy with no lights. N. Scott M. Bially NN. Scott, Scotty Act. Skill Center PP. People who think they are better than everyone else, two faced people. FP. Get a good paying job, may- be college. WYRM. All the good times at Yale High, and Skill Center. N. Thomas Black NN. Tom, Blackie, Blackboy Act. Weightlifting, Photogra- phy. PP. People who talk behind your back, liers. FP. Professional Photographer WYRM. Meeting all kinds of people N. Ed Bradley NN. Ed Act Freshman basketball, J.V. basketball, 2yrs. J.V. baseball, 2yrs. Varsity baseball, 1 yr. Var- sity football. PP. People that lie and stab you in the back, the day after. FP College and play baseball. WYRM. All my great friends at Y.H.S. and to my best friends Cheri, Carrie, and Jill, and all the parties. N. Laura Renee Brdak NN. Bird, Blood Act. 2 yrs. track, wrestlerettes. PP. Porta-potties, curfews, bor- ing parties. FP. Fly to Florida to be with Todd, attend college, own a Chrysler car dealership. WYRM. 1-23-87, the night Todd left — remember Becky?!?, wres- tling seasons, all the good times at YHS. N. Scott Bular NN. Act. Partying, working PP. Stupid teachers, people who are afraid to work. FP. Work, farming, and mar- riage. WYRM. Roudy pep assemblies in 10th grade, skipping, and walking the halls during class. N. Tracy Lynn Burke NN. Bashful Act. Equestrian team, 4-H, Pep club. PP. Backstabbers users, Mr. Schrand with his insects, Bambi killers. Southern Comfort, stop signs. FP. MSU 8 yrs. Veterinary medicine. WYRM. The dude on Bricker boat in Detroit, Gumby , my car breaking down on Gratiot, the M.I.P. with K.L., D.C., and Steven Joseph Harris. N. Anthony Lewis Brown NN. Tony Act. 9th grade basketball, track. Student Council 1 year PP. E.R. FP. Law Enforcement WYRM. The times me, J.F., D.C., K.R., C.S., D.P. had in ' 86, Cedar Point in ' 86, lunch with D.C., J.F., the great times at YHS. N. Diane Bullock NN. Juilo, Bubbles, Di, Dip Act. Teachers Aid PP. Guys that show off. FP. Job, marriage WYRM. Coming home from Imaly City with Sherry, going down the wrong ramp. Boblo trip, great times with Tammy Clark, John and his quiet car horn. N. Dane Eric Campbell NN. XODC, Soup, Wizzard, Sly Act. SC, track PP. Stuck ups, bad teachers, peo- ple who know everything FP. College, get married may- be?, make people laugh W WYRM. The fun times with all my friends teasing B.D., S.B., D.B., J.S., A.S. N. Jeff Caplinger NN. Cap Act. Football, Wrestling, Base- ball. PP. People who put down Wres- tling. FP. Army WYRM. Beating up on Nagy. N. Maria T. Chiesa NN. Chewy Act. None, but Jim Meharg. PP. People who think they ' re better than others, and school. FP. Money, happiness, and marry Jim Meharg. WYRM. J.M. Parting with my friends. NN. Jimbo, Five ACT. FP. Go into Auto Designs, end up like John DeLorean WYRM. Miguel spitting his gum out the window at A W. Silverdome game 86 . Ubly Dragway. Football 87 . N. Kymberlee A. Chambers NN. Kym, Kymbo, B.C. Act. Partying, and having fun. PP. Busy phones, liars, when you call someone and they ' re never home! (D.N.) FP. $ Big Bucks $ WYRM. All the great times with my best friend S.S. Going to E. Detroit, comitting suicide in the mall, and The Boat . Remem- ber Trac?? And meeting D.N. I still love ya! and all the other great times at Y.H.S. N. Mario Ciesinski NN. Flow Act. Cross Country PP. Rumors, fake people. FP. College, career. WYRM. P.O. ' s party, black biki- ni underwear, the thumb. Bon Jovi, the sleeping bag, Toronto, Vivarin and just being stupid with G.F. N. Tammy Jo Clark NN. Tam ' Act. Girl Scouts, 4-H, Spanish Club, Science Club. PP. When people beat around the bush when you ask a simple question. FP. College WYRM. My freshman year, all the fun times and m y friends, D.B., T O., J.S., D C., J.R., G.M. EE N. Linda Cletcher NN. Act. Freshman Cheerleading, Jr. Homecoming Court PP. Waiting, moody people, al- lergies FP. To be happy, rich, and married to D.B. WYRM. Freshman year, the weekend L.P. ' s mom went away and M.C. her I had a blast, the party after graduation ' 87 at the Pits, all the great times with D.B. N. Brian D Dambacher NN. Lopez Venezuela, Doc, Dr. Bacher Act. 4 yrs. football, BMX freestyling, skateboarding. PP. J.R., D.B., Nagy ' s jokes, shutouts in football. FP. Own construction comp., nightclubs, hotels, etc . . . WYRM. Three Amigos (B.D., T.R., R.W.), Little sis (Shirly Muffman), good times with Tom R. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Michael A. Davis NN. Animal, Popeye Act. Football, Wrestling, Fooling around. PP. Democrats, Liberals, Communists, Stupid jocks. FP. U.S. Marine corp. then President of the United States WYRM. Winning Homecoming two years ago. SjJ N. David L. Criger NN. Cigar, Critter, Nic Act. Freshmen and JV Football PP. Ditches FP. Undecided WYRM. The blonde I delivered pizza to at 614 Minnie. N. Chris Dankenbring NN. Dank Act. Party, Swimming, Beer can collecting PP. Bus ride to Skill Center. FP. Heating and Air Condition- ing field. Travel. WYRM. Mark Lawrence party in Avoca with D.H., A.B., G.F., and T.T. watching girls walk down the hall. N. Teresa M. Deanda NN. Tweety, Trese, Tree, Smiley, Butch Act. Partying PP. K.C., stuck up people. FP. College, Marriage. WYRM. J.R J.D. holding up mv muffler through town, L.K. falling into the St. Clair River, all the good times with T.M., K.A., T.L., and all my good friends. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Ronald Dupuis NN. Beak Act. Partving, Working PP. Nerds, Stop signs FP. Go in Army, Marry P.L. WYRM. All the good times partying with J.D., A.H., P.S., R.D., G.M., and all the rest. N. Tonya Lee Edgerton NN. Cousin, Bongo Act. Varsity Basketball and V. Volleyball PP. Big ditches and grouchy people. FP. Getting a career and having a great life. WYRM. Volleyball tournaments. Basketball camp, and all the fun times at Y.H.S. with my friends. N. Alfred C. Eisenhardt NN. Fredrick, Alf PP. Taco night at the Dorsey Hole. FP. Work hard. Become Rich , build a house. Marry Christy Jackson. WYRM. Putting car in ditch a half mile from Christy Jackson ' s house with her in it and having her dad pull us out! N. Nancy DeMar NN. PJ Act. Partying, getting in trouble, going out with Tom PP. Preps, school, people who mess around with MY boyfriend. FP. Marry Tom Morris, be a Registered Nurse, have a nice house and a good job. WYRM. Tom Morris, going fishing (remember Tom?) Kym Chambers, all the partying and my friends. N. Renee Lee DeRosia NN. Nae-Nae, Eener, Gator, Weenie Act. Fresh, J.V., Varsity Cheer- leading, Track PP. Users, Liars FP. Live life to the fullest. Mar- riage, Family WYRM. All the times with T.A. Keegan Rd. with one of the B- Brothers (remember Kelly?) Grad. ' 87 ' at the pits, and all of the great times with my friends and the class of 1988. N. Gina Dingwell NN. Beaner Act. Partying, getting into trouble, doing nothing PP. PREPS, Jocks, Principals, People FP. Own a Harley Davidson! WYRM. Summer of ' 86 ' , New Years of ' 86 ' with D.R., R.W. All the people I got messed up with, Beamin with my Buddy! N. Greg Falk NN. Falkster Act. Football, partying, crashing cars PP. The Volarie FP. Get married to someone very special, live happily, be rich. WYRM. All the fun with Carrie Rapp, all the guys partying. N. Ray Fields NN. Bubba Ray Act. Football PP. Nerds taking drugs FP. To get a job somewhere WYRM. Rolling the van over in the ditch. Ml N. Scott Farwell NN. Act. Going to football games and picking on freshmen PP. The screwed up school hours, working FP. Undecided WYRM. The skill Center bus ride, Mrs. B s class, Mr. R. ' s class, and the computer class. N. Julie C. Fisher NN. Fish, Bone, Jules Act. 1 year J.V. Volleyball Softball 3 years Varsity Volley- ball Softball. PP. The rumors that start Browns Pits, Bus rides. FP. College To move to Aus- tralia with Bonnie live in a garbage can. WYRM. T.H. and I at the softball party mooning cars on M21, Laker Tournaments, and going in the ditch with BJ. N. Jeanine Marie Fleming NN. J-9, Beaner, Conshasa, Consuela Act. Spanish Club, P.A.C.E., Na- tional Honor Society, S.A.D.D. PP. Locker 40, two faced peo- ple. FP. College, Marriage, Career. WYRM. Summer at Vlasies, working at M cDonalds, Mr. Wood ' s first speech class at Yale, All my friends, 3 Amigos”. N. James A. Furhman NN. Jim, Fitt Act. Partying, Sports PP. Radios that don ' t come in, stuck up people. FP. Undecided WYRM. Cedar Point, Summer of ' 86 ' . N. Donald Fuller NN. Jim Act. Working on cars, going to car shows, dating S B. PP. People who brag up their things FP. Go and work full time, marry S.B. and have a family WYRM. Meeting SB. at B.K., buying AMX, listening to all the guys with what they thought were fast cars. N. Jennifer Ann Funk NN. Honker, Jenner Act. V. Softball, boys girls basketball scorekeeper. Pep Club, Class Officer, N.H.S., teacher aide, yearbook editor. All Blue Water Area— Softball. PP. Toilet paper that won ' t roll, busy phones. FP. College, $$, marriage?? WYRM. Tight pants (A.N., J.P., S.R.), Chocolate Cake (remem- ber T.H.), T.H s 16th birthday (D.V.). Patty ' s B-Day party. All the long talks with A.N. N. Matt Gibson NN. Gibby Act. Basketball, Baseball PP. Burnouts, people who are two-faced. FP. College, earn alot of money, marriage. WYRM. My junior year with J.C., prom ' 87. N. Kelly Girten NN. Smelly, Kelby Act. Cheerleading, softball, chamber ensemble PP. Backstabbers, people who judge without knowing you. FP. College, marriage WYRM. 1st day at Yale in Ferns class, Keegan Rd. Parties, Aug. 29, 1987, all the good times with my buddies at Yale, All the special times with E.L. N. Dan Greenia NN. Act. Hunting, racing the quarter mile PP. School FP. Join the Navy WYRM. The weekends at Port Huron. N. Joanne Marie Hachenski NN. Joan, JoJo, Banana Act. Class Vice President, Senior Editor, Who ' s-Who, J.V. Basket- ball, volleyball, cheerleading. Varsity Track PP. People who lie, and users. FP. College, be an actress, someday marriage. WYRM. Drivers Training with W.T. and C.D., all the talks with T.R., Summer of ' 87, and all my friends at YHS especially L.W., W.T., J.S. N. Eric Hansen NN. Hey you, Eric, Pockets Act. Telling bad jokes. PP. Cars that don ' t run People who don ' t laugh at my jokes. FP. Move to England Meet Benny Hill, get a bigger vest. WYRM. All the bad jokes the few good jokes. Spanish class with Joe, and the fun times with the whole gang. N. Scott Hansen NN. Scotty, A.J. Act. 4yrs Baseball, 4 yrs Golf PP. 2 way roads that look like 1 way streets. FP. Stay single and live happily ever after. WYRM. D.M. and his ditches, cruisin in E.B. ' s Escort, getting kicked out of Lakeside Mall, but especially S.J. N. Larry Wayne Harvey NN. Part time Act. Partying and having fun, making people laugh, working on cars. PP. Freshmen, Cops, Home- work, and Dodges. FP. Marine Corp, Technical school. Make lots of money. WYRM. Corn road, all the fun in school with my friends. N. Janie Healy NN. Chuck Act. Spanish Club, Skill Center PP. People who think they are better than others. FP. Go to College, get married, move to Florida. WYRM. All the times at Y.H.S. all the fun times with the gang, also with D.Z., T.S., B.M. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Rodger Hicks NN. Hicks Act. Parties, and having fun. PP. School FP. Work WYRM. All the fun times with my friends at Y.H.S. and the times in Port Huron. N. Tim Higgins NN. Higgy Act. Tennis PP. Coca Cola, Fords, and not having money to spend. FP. Live Long and Prosper WYRM. The summer of 87, and being crazy enough to ride with Brian Wiczorek. N. Rob G. Hohf NN. Goose Act. PP. School FP. Living WYRM. Getting out of school. N. Robert Scott Holley NN. Boob, Brob, Holley Act. Women, Cars, Party, Hav- ing fun. PP. Mr. Rykhus ' s voice, having to wait, being late, people who care only about themselves. Mr. Falters Attitude. FP. Career? Build a house, stay with dreamgirl S.S. WYRM. Years in High School, Summer of 87 , Senior class, Keegan barn party, Beach with N. Scott Robert Holley NN. Scooter, Scotty Potty, Scotles Act. JV. V. Basketball, V. Foot- ball, partying and having fun PP. Being bored and having to wait. FP. College, to meet someone very special, to be successful and happy. WYRM. Summer of ' 87, all the good times with the guys, my senior year and spring break ' 88 . N. Tracy Lynn Huffman NN. T.H., Shirly Muffman, Biff Act. Basketball, volley, softball, student council, PARTYING PP. Hangovers, blowing chunks, dry heaves, flies FP. College WYRM. Scavenger Hunt, strawberry picking, red lights in Detroit, chocolate cake (remem- ber Jennie?), the pass out pump- kins, Web Weavers, my little bro. Brian (Wiggles). N. Jeffrey Norman Lawrence Ingles NN. Inganbach Act. Freshman, JV, Varsity Bask- etball, Freshman, JV, Football PP. School buses, fans that yell at the coaches. FP. Getting married, and have a mistress. WYRM. Going to my first dance with Julie R., Joanne H., Christy W., Lynette W., and Lisa M. ) N. Michelle Lee James NN. Shelly, Shel Act. Student Council 2-3, Varsi- ty Track 1-4, JV. Volleyball 1, Spanish Club 3. PP. People who think they ' re better than others, driving with D.M. (ditches) FP. Nursing school WYRM. Going to P.H. with S.H., M.K., and C.H., all the times me and C.H. have gone to Port (remember?!). But most of all S.H. N. Mary Lynda Johnson NN. Act. Going out with friends PP. People who use other peo- ple Busy phones and party lines. FP. College. $$ WYRM. All the fun times with K.K., and L.K. The fun times working at the P.F. with K.K. N. Steve Jarfas NN. Act. P.A.C.E., Science Club 5 yrs, tennis. Quiz Bowl, comput- er programming team. National Honor Society. PP. People who stand in the middle of the hall, ' Sunday ' drivers FP. College WYPM. H.O.B.Y., and J.P. N. Michael Allen Jurcak NN. Act. School plays, yearbook, photography, having as much fun as humanly possible. PP. Monogomy, Cumquats, peo- ple who can ' t take a joke. FP. Go to College for art and photography, make lots of mon- ey, live long and prosper. WYRM. Rolling Skippys dad ' s car. N. Tim Kavanagh NN. Kavanagh Act. PP. People who take everything you say seriously. FP. Go to College. WYRM. All the good times with C.K. and falling off his bike in 87 ' . N. Amy Kelly NN. Amos, Killer Act. 4 years of Volleyball, 2 yrs J.V. Softball PP. People who lie to your face. FP. College, marriage. WYRM. That one rainy night with T.H., D.D., J.C. The night with T.A., L.W., J.l. pushing the car all the way out of the pits and down the road to get it go- ing. Especially all my friends. r I 30 I NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Bruce Kennedy NN. Brustize, Indian Bruce, Toyoko Joe, Dush Act. Weight lifting PP. Fat chicks, small freshman, nerds FP. Military life style WYRM. Ski trip in the 7th grade, women in Yale High!! N. Kristie Kay Kinney NN. Kris Act. Going out with friends PP. People who use other peo- ple FP. College, $$ WYRM. All the great times and laughs with M.J., L.K., and S.K. Working at the P.F. with M.J., Meeting D.A. m 91 ' N David Klei NN Bubba md Act. Working on my car PP. School ii FP Further training in the meat I WYRM nights and Pit N. Lauri Adele Knight NN. Halfpint, Good night. Act. lyr. J.V. Softball, 3yr. V. Softball, National Honor Society. PP. Science hall, bus rides. Getting up at 5 a.m. on school days. FP. College, Registered Nurse, travel. WYRM. All the great times at Y.H.S. with M.J. and K.K., Softball parties. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Linda Kraft NN. Linna, L.K. Act. Partying PP. A.T., Two faced people. FP. Get out of this town. WYRM. The time K.L. had to drive mv car home from Jay Bechtal s party, and all the things I did that night. And all the great times with D.K. N. Jim Ladd NN. Little Ladd Act. Football PP. Geeks and Freshmen, guys who think they ' re real big and strong FP. Have fun and party with my friends, the army WYRM. After scnool in the park and shooting pool with J.D., A M., A H. N. Kristin Suzanne Larson NN. Poosher Act. Partying PP. Liars, moving FP. A good career WYRM. The good times with my best friend Lisa Preston, Mario Pitts, Danny Zienkiewicz, Bill Samson, Shane Feys, and Brian Nikel N. Cassandra Lashbrook NN. Tex, Jingle Bells Act. Sports (all) PP. Waiting for someone, peo- ple who pretend that they are something they ' re not. FP. Work WYRM. The summer of ' 86, meeting Mike LaPorte N. Kelly Lawson NN. Agnus Act. Tae Kwon Do PP. Totaling cars, people who steal $8.00 from their friend ' s purse, purity , blue red work clothes FP. Work, travel WYRM. The babe on Bricker Rd. remember T.B.?, Summer of 85 ' with K.R., M.I.P. with T.B., D.C., and S.J.H., Sayles Rd. N. Teri Lemon NN. Ter Bear, Lemon Act. FHA, Teacher ' s Aid PP. People using your stuff without asking FP. School, marriage WYRM. Going in my mom and dad ' s bedroom and telling them to get out of my bed, when T.D. ' s muffler came off and J.D. and J.R. held it up going down the road, T.M., K.A., T.D., 4:30 A.M. N. Brett Peter Lester NN. Brettly, Molester, Peter Brady Act. School play Arsenic Old Lace , yearbook ' 88 PP. Frontal lobotomys, sarcasm, unnecessary work FP. College, marriage, and fi- nancial stability (when I grow up) WYRM. Rolling Skippy ' s car, school play Arsenic Old Lace , the great times with all my friends, all the times with Mel. N. Michael William Lohr NN. Mike Act. Summer baseball, darts PP. Getting up in the morning FP. Maybe Junior College, then work WYRM. The summer of ' 87 N. Lucia C. Maldonado M. NN. Act. Basketball, Office, work, studying PP. Secrets, two-faced people, wars FP. Professional lawyer (maybe), travel around the world WYRM. When I first came to the USA. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Danny James Mason NN. Cinderella, AC-DC man Act. Having fun with friends, walking and being alone. Art, living my life. PP. Friends that betray you, stuck-up or pushy people, head bus drivers, nosey people. FP. Art College, get a job, party and have fun, marry Tressa N.C. No Kids! WYRM. Cops and Burger King with Dave G., K-Marts with Tressa and Mary, meeting T.N.C. and new friends during my first year at Yale. N. Doug Mason NN. Dougie, Douglas Act. 3 yrs Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs Varsity Football PP. People who don ' t know what they want for life, icy roads, ditches. FP. Undecided WYRM When me and S.H. were on our way to pick up S.J. and D.W. and we went into the ditch, S.H. ' s driving, all my friends. N. Jeff Matthews NN. Act. Work PP. People who think they are better than others FP. College and then get a job WYRM. All my friends at YHS ' N. Toni Mishell McClellan NN. Anthony Act. Partying, going out PP. Rumors WYRM. Summer of ' 87 and how everyone was nice to me com- ing back to this school after 6 years. Thanks! I N. Jim McDuffie NN. Act. Football PP. Dogs FP. Army Officer WYRM. ' N. Clark D. McNulty NN. Skippy Act. Football 9-11, parties 12th, basketball 9th, track 9-11 PP. Untalented people, not using your blinker, nerds, dizzy girls FP. College, career in classical jazz guitar WYRM. Cruising with Rob, Matt, and Steve. Capac football games. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Gary McDonald NN. Creeping Death Act. Bashing PP. The Class of 1990 FP. Making mega-bucks. WYRM. Not being in school. N. Chris McGuire NN. Mac Act. Driving, partying and some sports. PP. Cops, school buses FP. Work WYRM. Having good times. i N. Lisa Meddaugh NN. Lis, Spud Act. Spanish Club, Who ' s Who PP. Two-faced people FP. College WYRM. When C.P. and I almost hit a deer, and most of all the fun times with my friends. N. Nicole Meddaugh NN. Nick, Nicki, Muffin Act. Partying PP. Fuzzy radio stations, people who think they ' re perfect. FP. Move down South, go to school at CDI. WYRM. The good times with friends, wrecking mom ' s car, K.K. ' s cookies under the seat, Roseburg U.S.A., and especially D.H. N. Krystal Meredith NN. Rocky Act. 1 yr. J.V. 3 yrs. V. Basket- ball, 1 yr. J.V. Softball. PP. Waiting, busy phones, fuzzy dice, T.G. Yale. FP. College, Career, Marriage. WYRM. When Mike H. first asked me out. My trips to Mack- inac with M.H. Riding a motorcycle in Port with my bathing suit on remember C.W. P.O. T.S. ' S graduation party. Window Tinting. The Roche. Patty ' s 16th birthday. N. Darrell E. Miller NN. Pete, Miller Act. Hall walking, getting out of trouble. PP. B.R., No smoking area, rules FP. Have kids, maybe get married (just kidding Debbie). WYRM. My freshman year (Graduation) When M B. up- chucked in his mom ' s car when she was driving. Meeting Debbie, and all of the good times with her and my friends. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Keoni Mowat NN. Boney, Boloney. Act. Partying PP. Little girls, girls who cheat. FP. Working hard. WYRM. Riding into school with the three stooges. N. Mary Kathleen Muldoon NN. Herpie, Little Mare Act. N.H.S., PACE, J.V. Varsi- ty Softball, J.V. basketball, J.V. Volleyball, Volleyball manager. Student Council, Sophomore class president. PP. Two-faced, stuck-ups, 501 Levis, green mustangs! FP. Growing taller. College, success! WYRM. T.P.ing cornfields, dances, and almost everything! N. Mike Myshock NN. Burnout Act. Partying, working bumming. PP. Jocks, red necks, nerds, Mr. R FP. See if I can get a job. Throw the biggest party Yale has ever seen before leaving. WYRM. All the donuts in the parking lot of Y.H.S. dedicated to the class of 88 . N. Lene Nedergaard NN. Nuggi, Miss Denmark Act. Cross Country, Science Club, Yearbook PP. The last mile in a race FP. Become a Pilot and an Astro- naut. Go to the moon and make a movie about it. WYRM. Cross Country, Year- book. N. Connie Noble NN. Constance Act. Having fun PP. Having no money FP. Go to law school WYRM. Bill Partlo, and partying in Roseburg. N. Anne Marie Norris NN. Annabelle Act. Tennis, Spanish Club, Na- tional Honor Society PP. People who use other peo- ple to get what they want. FP. College, become a CPA WYRM. Beach Boys with C.R., L.R., J.R., and S.W., all the great times with my friends, Rob and Bob. NO PICTURE N. Carol Nowicki AVAILABLE N. Tom Nugent NN. Ted Act. Work PP. B. Rhykus breathing heavy on the P A. FP. ? WYRM. B. Rhykus breathing heavy on the P.A. N. Patricia Ann Orrell NN. Patty, Pearl Act. 2 yrs JV and 2 yrs V Basket- ball, 1 yr JV and 3 yrs V Softball PP. Guys who leave the toilet seat up, waiting FP. College, being single forever WYRM. T.S. graduation The Roche , window tinting, my 16th birthday party, singing to Bon Jovi with Mario for 3 hours. I N. Tammy Lee Ostrander NN. Sweets, To, Tam Act. Jv. Basketball, JV. Track, Science Club, Cross-Country Manager PP. Snobs, Fords FP. College, career, marriage, and a family WYRM. All of my friends and all the good times, especially cruising with Mitch. N. Bonnie Perdue NN. BJ, Bonner Act. Crusin Port, drinking PP. Aides, peoples burning my seats or puking in my car FP. Living in a garbage can in Australia. WYRM. Staying at G.Y. ' s for the weekend and getting Crue tickets, going in the ditch stone sober N. Mario Catherine Pitts NN. Mar Act. Spanish Club, track. Skill Center PP. People who think they ' re better than everyone else and people who judge people by the cover FP. Go to college, become a cop and get married WYRM. The times with D.Z., L.P., K.L. N. Suzanne Pratt NN. Sue Act. Work, work, and more work PP. Hypocrites FP. To get a great job (hopeful- ly), go to California, and get married WYRM. My junior and senior year with Chad, Brian, Janie and Annette. (Remember the cop on the corner?!) NN. E.P. Act. P.A.C.E. PP. Freshman, homework, rid- ing the bus FP. College, making a lot of money WYRM. P.A.C.E. trip to Washington N. Lisa Lynn Preston NN. Gumby, Spanky, Shorty Act. Wrestlerettes, Pep Club, Skill Center, BOEC, and talking PP. People who judge others without knowing them, people who say I have red hair FP. College WYRM. My friends: Juarez, Bill, Mario, Kristy, Danny, Steve, Frank, Michele, and Kristi. N. Aimee Marie Prey NN. Aim, Mouth Act. Cheerleading, Student Council, Partying PP. Curfews, non-partiers, snobs, T.R. FP. Move to Port Huron and party WYRM. Port Huron!!! The good times with C.T., S.P., T.H., Ruby guys. Ruby and Port parties. Most of all Obie Burnham N. Cindy Przedwojewski NN. Cin Act. Who ' s Who, National Hon- or Society, Cadet teacher, 1 yr choir PP. Empty gas tanks FP. College WYRM. Little Ceasers, a trip thru a ditch with L.M. and sum- mer ' 87 ' with Tracey. N. Carrie Rapp NN. Curl Act. 2 yrs JV Cheerleading, 2 yrs V Cheerleading, 1 yr V Track, 4 yrs Class Secretary, Freshman Homecoming Court, Senior Edi- tor, Library Aide, Spanish Club PP. Bullies, rumors, people who say I have red hair FP. College, marriage WYRM. Scavenger hunt, Lisa falling out of the car, prom 87 ' with G.F., all the great times with my friends esp. JR., L.R., A.W., S.G. N. Timmy Kenneth Rix NN. Tim, Tix, Timmy Act. PP. People that think they ' re better than everyone else FP. Graduate, get a job WYRM. Nothing N. Julie Roberts NN. Jule ' s Act. Student Council, Spanish Club, Cheerleading, Who ' s Who, Sophomore Court PP. Busy phones, speed limits FP. College, marriage to Paul, be happy WYRM. Homecoming 85 ' , Lisa falling out of the car, Carrie at my house after Maria ' s party, having Lisa for my best friend and all the great times with Paul and my friends NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Brian Roeske NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Mike Roeske NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Tom Roeske N. David John Rosenthal NN. Dave, Trip Act. Cross-Country, track, S.C., Q.B., the play PP. Buses, smokers, drunk drivers, bread, freshman that act like I did FP. College, $$$ WYRM. Twins, Cross-Country, cruising, speech, camp, the play N. Debra Rostine NN. Lips Act. Partying, getting in trouble PP. Guys who cheat, preps, liars, jocks, and most girls FP. Own a Harley Davidson, be whatever I want to be WYRM. Boyfriends, and sum- mer vacations, especially the summer of ' 86 ' , and the Motley Crue concert. N. Lisa Ann Roy NN. Pearl, Lis Act. Who ' s Who, Teacher ' s Aide PP. Waiting, curfews, busy phones FP. College WYRM. The Scavenger hunt, cruising, the boat ride with Julie and Carrie, all the fun times with my friends, most of all having Julie as my best friend N. Tracey Lynn Roy NN. Trace Act. 1 yr cheerleading, 2 yrs track, 4 yrs volleyball, Jr and Sr Class President PP. Waiting FP. College, get married WYRM. The time C.W. and I went to P.H. and got caught on the lawn, times with S.H., most of all Cindy. N. Thomas J. Ruedisueli NN. Fredrico, Sanchez, Limpin Lou Act. S.A.D.D., Football PP. D.B., J.R., fake people FP. Become a State Police Officer, Construction worker, or Telecommunications expert. WYRM. All the times with the 3 Amigo ' s (B.D., R.W., T.R.), Homecoming 11th grade, Presnell ' s classes. N. Bill Samson NN. Hip, Burnout Act. Guitar playing, being a wild and crazy guy. PP. Jocks, Preps, Teachers FP. Cruise Port, party, get rich and die. WYRM. The times with my best friend V.L., remember the car?. Skill Center rides. N. Ed Setera NN. Eddie Shimasco, Mr. Ed Act. Attendance, making money PP. Stupid teachers, stuckups, Yale public prison systems, certain girls. FP. Army, pope Edward 1, Presi- dent Setera, V.P. Bular, secretary of treasury Hodgins. WYRM. Miguel, and S.H., B.B., and all o f the rest of my friends, Mr. Yurko ' s 3rd hour in 10th grade. N. Miguel Navarrete Saenz NN. Mike, Migie, Don Juan, Menudo Act. Football, basketball, tennis PP. Missed field goals. FP. I want to be a lawyer, be rich, have a happy life, and have 40 kids. WYRM. Letting other people fill out my student index, my friends on the football team. N. John Charles Schlorke NN. Uncle Barny, Charlie Act. 4 yrs.. Varsity Track PP. Car horns, and people who butt their nose into everybody ' s business. FP. Work, and to spend more time with Diane. WYRM. All my friends, Boblo, car horns, most of all my Senior year. N. Chad Shappee NN. Chadlles Act. Cruising port PP. Jocks, teachers FP. Party work WYRM. The group J.H., B.B., S.P., S.P. N. Tonia Marie Sharpe NN. Tom Sharpe Act. Pon-poms (9), track (10), dancing, checking out the babes. PP. Alarm clocks, port-a-potties, traditions, busy signals. Happy Meals. FP. College, become a fashion designer (N.Y.C.). WYRM. (M.W.S.), my best friends L.W. and L.W. (Double Vision), M.C. ' s water fights, this large town (Metro Yale). N. Annette Spagnuolo NN. Red, Netty Jerry Runt, Spag Noodle Act. 1 year Spanish Club, 2 years Wrestlerettes. PP. (T.D.), people who don ' t take time to get to know you — they judge by hearsay!, people who lie or talk behind my back! FP. Become a cosmetologist, be happy. WYRM. The BON JOVI concert!, all the good and bad times at Yale!, All my friends, Th.T., J.H., DC., J.S., S.P., A.s., R.Ss., Miss Allam ' s English classes. N. Rhonda Silverthorn NN. Act. DECA, band PP. People who judge on just your looks and not what ' s in- side, people who don ' t know how to laugh. FP, Working, college, marriage, a family. WYRM. My freshman year at Y.H.S., the great times with V.M., J.H., T.T., A.S., Shorty P. N. Julie Ann Starkweather NN. Jule ' s Act. National Honor Society, Who ' s Who, Teacher Aide, Year- book Editor. PP. Walking to school on cold days. FP. College, Marriage make lots of money. WYRM. Tight pants (A.N., J.P., S.R.), All the great times with all of my friends especially W.T. and K.S., Sly friends remember K.S., J.H. and her men and the guy in the yellow hat. N. Paul Glen Stevens NN Rocky, Small Paul, Bill the cat, Pablo Act. C.C., Track, Science Club, P.A.C.E., Q.B., The Play, Nation- al Honor Society. PP. Bread, Smokers, People without a sense of humor. F.P. College, and things WYRM. C.C. Running camp. The Play, Speech class, cruising N. Amy Elizabeth Stocks NN. Peaches, Ma, AmyLou, Moose. Act. Church, Dating PP. People spreading rumors about you and getting you in trouble because of it. FP. Army, then College to be- come interpreter translator. WYRM. The three days I spent in the Hospital. N. Wendi Marie Taylor NN. Pooh Bear, Foofers, Winiferd, The Ferd Act. National Honor Society, Yearbook, teacher ' s aide. Who ' s Who PP. Cheap toilet paper, noisy eaters. FP. Own a male escort service. WYRM. Tight pants (A.N., J.P., S.R.), yearbook— 3rd hr. ju- nior year, cruising the halls, all the good times with my very best friends J.S., J.H., all my oth- er ereat friends, J.F. ' s overheated hormones. N. Steven W. Teichow NN. Stud, Flirt Act. 3 years V. Football, 2 years V. Track, Student Council Rep. PP. Nagy ' s laugh, Presnell ' s ego, flat chests, not scoring. FP. Go to college, graduate from law school. Become a Million- airess WYRM. Getting thrown in the cop car with S.P., P.O. ' s 16th birthday party, good times with C.W., Varsity Football Team, (B.D., T.H.P.) N. Steve Thompson NN. Act. Cruising, working PP. Homework, Stuckups FP. Making big money, mar- riage. WYRM. My days at Yale High, Jenny, the days 1 skipped, and Port Huron on a Friday night. N. Kathy Tebo NN. Katherine, T-Bone Act. Swimming, horseback rid- ing. PP. People who think they ' re better than everyone else. FP. College, marry W.H. WYRM. All the good times with V.M., W .H., all my friends. N. Karen Elaine Thompson NN. Nerak, KT, Thompson Act. J.V. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Wrestlerettes 2 years. Student Council 3 years, Yearbook 2 years. PP. Trees that get in my way on the 3-wheeler. FP. College and big money! WYRM. Dec. 5, 1986, The Sub, Oscoda ' 84 and all the great times with Tim and of course, all my friends! N. Theresa Jo Thompson NN. TJ, Jo Act. Listening to Rock -n- Roll hiking, going for walks. PP. People who lie. FP. Party, get married have kids. WYRM. All the fun times with A.S. and the gang. N. Tammy Thorman NN. Packratt, Big mouth, Tamm Act. Spanish PP. People who think they ' re perfect, people who don ' t give other people a fair chance. FP. To be a P.I. and work mostly with espionage. WYRM. Getting in trouble with my friends. N. Lissa Lynn Tice NN. Lis, Lissa Babe Act. J.V. Varsity Cheerleader, S.A.D.D., J.V. Track, National Honor Society, Spanish Club. PP. Two faced people, U of M fans. FP. Attend Grand Valley, be- come a Special Ed. teacher. WYRM. M.T.I., Cheering at the Silverdome, Algebra II with M.O. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Kevin A. Towell NN. Kat, Katman, Duck Act. Army National Guard PP. Waiting FP. Get married to Wendy and have a family. WYRM. The first 3 months of my Junior year. I wonder if she remembers? Basic training, all the great times with B.M. and B.H., J.M., E.S. N. Vanessa Marie Tucker NN. V, Vanna T, Vin Act. V. Track 1-4, S.C. Sec 4, Pep Band 1-2, H.C. Rep 2, Cadet Teacher 2,4 PP. Anti-theft car systems, cops who don ' t pity crying teenage girls! FP. College, career, partying (NNITO) WYRM. When the V. Football team tried to push start the sunbird, S.D.-ing (ha), close friends and all our (memorable!) times together. t N. Joe Turpin NN. Turpintine Act. Football PP. Burnouts FP. College WYRM. When me and JD, TA, CD tried to rip off a boat from some house. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Wayne Viegelahn NN. Act. PP. FP. To join the Navy. WYRM. Being with the class of ' 88, Talking to J.R. N. Carl Wampler NN. Wamp Act. 1 year Varsity Football, 2 years Varsity Basketball, 4 years Varsity Track, 1 year Freshman Basketball, 1 year J.V. Basketball PP. School food FP. College at NCBC WYRM. The special times with my friends. N. Frederick James Ward NN. Crazy Fred, Uncle Fred (re- member mom) Act. Drinking, cruising. Port, playing pool PP. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, bottom of the bottle FP. Marines, job, be a polygomist WYRM. Picking on Freshmen, Mr. R., Government class, JP ' s Queen, watching girls N. Rachel Leslie Waun NN. Cherry Act. Beamin partying PP. Preps, people that run their mouths to me FP. Own a Harley, be a Harley mama, get down with Vince Neil WYRM. Beamin with my buddy. Motley Crue concert, summer of ' 86 N. Margaret Lynn Webb NN. Act. Spanish Club, yearbook. National Honor Society, Who ' s Who PP. People who are your friends only when they want some- thing, busy phones. FP. College, good career, mar- riage. WYRM. All my friends, when A.N. ' s horn got stuck while cruisin Port with Bob Rob, prom ' 87, all the other great times spent with J.C.V. ■ Michelle L. Webb NN. Shelly Act. Student Council, Student Council Treasurer, National Honor Society, Tennis. PP. People who never learn to work for anything they get, waiting. FP. College, career, marriage. WYRM. Beach Boy ' s ' 87, Rob Bob, cruisin Port, and most of all my best friends. N. Rich Wede NN. Act. Cruising, partying, working. PP. Homework, dumb teachers, narks, getting busted. FP. Work, go to college, start my own business. WYRM. Skipping with L.M., all the great times with S.T., T.B., C M., and all my other great friends. N. Michele Ann Weindl NN. Shelly, Mitch Act. Wrestlerettes 4 years, Span- ish Club 3 years. National Hon- or Society, Pace, SADD. PP. People who judge you by your appearance and not your personality, lockers that won ' t close. FP. Go to J.C. to become a nurse, work with children. WVRM. All of my friends espe- cially (K.T., M.W., T.O., M.M., J.F.), all the fun at the wrestling meets. N. Lynnette Renee White NN. Boo- Boo, Boo, Boof Act. Cheerleading, Pom-pon Squad, J.V. Softball, Statistician Varsity Baseball, Student Council (9). PP. Waiting, people who don ' t give you a chance. FP. College, marriage, family. WYRM All fun times with C.W., C.R., J.R., R.D., T.H., L.R., A.K., and I went out and ended up pushing T.A. ' s car for a mile, and especially my best friend J.H. N. Christine Elizabeth Wilt NN. Christy Act. 4 yrs. Varsity Track, 2 yrs. J.V. Basketball, 2 yrs. Varsity Basketball, Student Council Rep. 3 yrs.. Student Council Presi- dent 1 yr„ statistician PP. Killers, Rumors. FP. College, travel, a happy life. WYRM. All the games, good times and great friends at Y.H.S., Port Huron, getting caught going to the B-room with T.R. N. Roger Wesch NN. Pedro Guerero, Super-Rog Act. Church activities, football, basketball, baseball. PP. Women drivers, people who think they have to drink and do other things they shouldn ' t be doing just to have a little tempo- rary fun. FP. Making people laugh, col- lege, marriage, 12 kids. WYRM. Great times made with the other 2 Amigo ' s, Yale learn- ing how to win. N. Brian Wiczorek NN. Duck, Wiz Act. Basketball, football, F.H.A. PP. No weeknights at D.P. ' s house, Harley riders, picnic ta- ble. FP. Military, happiness. WYRM. The cliff with G.F., D.P., all of the good times with the class of ' 88. N. Grady Witcher NN. Act. PP. Homework, school work, not having any money. FP. Get rich WYRM. Summer vacation. N. Scott David Wofford NN. Wolf Act. Baseball, basketball, 1 yr. Spanish Club. PP. Loudmouths FP. College, marriage. WYRM. Summer of ' 87. N. Daniel Edward Zienkiewicz NN. Danny Act. Dancing at school dances. FP. Become an apprentice and eventually own my own carpen- try shop. Most important WYRM. The times with M.P. and the trouble I got in with M.M. in Mrs. B ' s class, helping my friends through times, L.P., M.M. A A Senior can hold his head up high and be proud of what he has accomplished, or he can hang his head in disgrace because of some- thing he had done that was wrong. A Senior is someone who should be looked up to and respected, not someone to be laughed at or ridiculed. To be strong in mind, body and spirit is a prime goal of the 1988 Senior Class we hope that we will achieve that goal someday. In the future years of our lives. There will be many failures made in one way or another, but if we keep pushing on and strive for something else we will find success. And if we really work hard to achieve it, we can hold our head up high and proudly say I ' ve done it. I ' ve finally done it. Then work to reach other goals. If someone is a failure it is by his own doing, by giving up and accepting that he is what he has made of himself, nothing. Being a student here at Yale High, through good times and bad, I ' ve always found a friend. In Memory of . . . Christopher A. McGuire 1970-1988 Holy Sonnet 10 Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so; For those whom thou think ' st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death, nor yet canst thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but thy pictures be. Much pleasure; then from thee much more must flow. And soonest our best men with thee do go. Rest of their bones, and soul ' s delivery. Thou art slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men. And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell. And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke; why swell ' st thou then? One short sleep past, we make eternally. And death shall be no more; Death, thou shalt die. B? Cere iy, es id e ' nt li nTTn □ o d o o cTdT □ o n (Tn n nTT n n O 0 tTTfo O D D 0 DO 0 0 ttTTp □ 0 D 0 O jj tf sj o d m s uoaoo Ojcm GQOQ ff d d 0 d 0 6J| a B O.fLfl fl 6,0 u PTT Kathy Abate Kristina Adrian Jeremy Amlotte Angela Atkinson Bob Augustyniak Ferris Babel Joe Batz Craig Baxter Robert Baxter John Bell Angela Berry Jill Beschoner Jamie Blackwell Terrence Bradford Joan Bricker T + 4 Tandy Budzynski mm Brenda Campbell Scott Campbell Laurie Carless Tammy Carr Christi Christner m Colleen Ciesinski Michelle Davis Veronica Drotar Carrie Foley EE Joanne Clark Scott Click Dianna Collins Tressa Creamer Allen Cronin Joe Frenette Sam Fretenborough Showing Bulldog pride during Yale ' s Homecoming game against Almont is Joanne Clark. Phillip Fuhrman Debra Holsworth Brandy Kaercher Todd Kavanagh Marcy Gardner Mark Gardner Pamela Gibson Joseph Greer Deanna Hadrich Just another Monday as Ben Thompson, Deryl Nikel, and Christi Christner look on while classmate Laurie Perry seems to be dreaming of Friday. Susan Kasprzyk Eileen Kean t HL . i v i . ■ ulWViUU Kelly Keegan Patrick Kinney Kim Kirby Melissa Kocis Melanie Kudzia Chatting on the phone between classes is Kim Miller. Vickie Lagosh Dan LaMay Tricia LaRowe Corey Lashbrock Michele Lohr Eustolia Macias Julie Mandeville ■ 1 -v. fcll Ann Matthews Mike McDuffie EI 1 Michelle Kudzia Jim Lappin Mark Lawrence Mike McCully Diane McDonald Marc Militello Dennis Morgan Daniel Nearing Francine Palazzolo Robert McIntyre ■ Stacey McIntyre Ed Melton ■■■■■■ I Michelle Mericle Ed Milam Exercising their physical as well as their mental minds are Dennis Jonseck, Matt Huffman, and John Schlorke. Kim Miller Brian Nason Darlene Palmateer Aaron Reese Lisa Reid PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Studying hard and trying for an A is Cheryl Hayes. Friends Forever Here we are with Deanna Hadrich, Jenny Salzman, and Kim Marshall. ' Too much salt can really do that? asks Kim Towell. Looking as if they have something other than school on their minds are Veronica Drotar, Allen Cronin, Mario Ciesinski and Kevin Walters. Delores Andaluz Tracy Armstrong Vicki Armstrong Brent Arnold Cheri Atkinson Mike Bahr Rob Beatty Kim Bedy Stephen Bially Jill Blundell Tammy Borgacz Marci Bosman Julie Boughner Tricia Brandon Philip Brdak I ■ Cherie Brooks Matt Brown Tammy Brown Tjwana Campagne Richard Carr John Chambers Jerry Chambers Earl Creamer Kathy Creutz Renee Cutler Sandra Daft Mike Feiler Louise Fields Guy Fisher Robert Fretenborough Gary Fuller Jess Gaddis Christine Jackson Jenny Jasmer Susan Jefts Lonnie Ketchum Russell Klebba Henry Koch os v Jim Koehn Brian Kook — m Susan Kraft Wendy Kuffa w Eugene LaFave Paula LaRowe Robin Mclvor Jodie Middleton Mark Pemberton ] ; i I Danielle Pemberton Doug Pooley Curt Rapson Joe Scheible Kristin Schemansky Linda Schultz ■Hi Bill Ripenbark Shelley Robinson j m Renae Smith Mark Snider Connie Ann Stevens James Stevens James Romska Shannon Schavillie I ‘ Maria Stapleton John Strenk Rockin ' -n-Rollin ' , Mary Muldoon and Bri- an Connelly Randy Vesper Lori Walsh Pat Webb Tim Weindl Swingin ' -n-Swayin ' , Tricia Ronan and Scott Porrett A Karen White Debbie Wilkie Kathy Tesluck Monique Toton Tina Vermeulen i Tim Vincent Tom Vincent Lisa Walsh Kim Welsh Walkin ' -n-Talkin ' , Karen Thompson and Frank Whittaker Tim Vincent Pictures not available Denny Curtis Raquel Kettlewell Jason Morin Jeff Sexton Terry Sharpe Jeremy Taylor Glynn Ulbrick David Williams Jolaine Williams Hey Jenny, long time no see! says Guy Fisher. One of the best times of any Yale High School student is so- cializing with friends as John Lawson and Angie McDonald demonstrate. I never realized sewing a button on could be so difficult! says Terri Baurer. Kristina Barenbrugge Doris Beavers Amy Bebensee Julie Bechtell Larry Beiser Jayane Bertram Kelly Beschoner Jenny Bieber Jimmy Bosman Clinton Bowerson ■ Jeff Brdak M I ■ Robert Broda Angie Brown Chris Brown Daniel Bucu i Sherry Bullock ft J Diane Burger Theresa Burgess Jennifer Campbell Kevin Campbell Debbie Christner Reta Carless Tammy Chivers ■ fl tl V V 1 B i i B Li � Joseph Cowan Laura Crawford Michele Curry Phillip Deanda Chance Debuf Eric Delor Junior Depelsmaker Jamie Duncan _ p y j%) f ’ ' Li Tony Elsey Decorating Laura Crawford ' s locker for her birthday are Jen Jen Roy and Shannon Wiegand. Brvan Farwell Kelly Fischer Robert Fisher i LMJ ] Lanette Flager Jeanette Foley Amy Gardella Margie Gibson ■ Rhonda Gutt Heather Halligan Crusin ' the hall are Tammy Chivers, Diane Burger, and Monica Wuerges. Bruce Francek Michele Goodworth Cheryl Hansen Laura Funk Jenny Goulding mm Brian Harnden Linda Harvey Terri Healy Randy Helewski Ml I i Teresa Hennigan Tim Holsworth Nicole Hruska V Kristina Kelley George Koch Steven Kristick James Kennedy Wendy Koper Antonina Kudzia Cindy Kinney Mike Kozlowsk Ronnie Kukuk i t Greg Kinney Kimberly Kurtz, Sonya Kippen Wf a ♦ 4 Chris LaMay, Heather Kretschmann Karyl Lappin Samantha Lord Felipe Macias m Philip Maley Katherine Maplethorpe Showing the concentration that English takes is Jeanne Watson. William Manns Kimberly Marshall Becky Mrazek Katherine Myers Kristina Myers Melissa Mynes David Neahusan Jonathan Nichols John Ogden William Odett James Osmialowski Sibyl Reinholz Brian Renno Theresa Renno Kimberly Richert Daniel Rivet Patricia Roeske Ruth Romska f David Seaton Paul Spaven Regina Wagner Virginia Staples Todd Szyska Shane Tesluck Jennifer Thomson Arthur True Paul Wampler Jeanne Watson Daniel Welsh William Welsh Monty Werner Stephanie Wesley Stacey Weston Kristie White Studying hard is Marty Ryan. Tonv Ward Monica Wuerges Paula Zochowski Pictures not available Laura Brookins Linda Brookins Dejay Crawford Michael Harvey Larry Johnson Stuart Munro Charles Nichols Daniel Scourtes Ron Thorman Fred Yeashevich Learning typing skills is Angie Brown. Caught in shock after her locker being decorated is Laura Crawford. Helping Becky Mrazek is Lisa Morgan. y Working on a difficult problem is Debbie Christner. Learning the skills of archery are Tammy Chivers and Kim Marshall. Sharing the latest gossip is Laura Funk, Gina Militellc, and Kate Myers. Helping out Jim Osmialowski is Jerry Parker. i LilJ i n i ■ ■ ■ m Working hard is Wendy Koper. organ rtations Back row: Tony Brown, Heather Kretchmen, Karen Thompson, Margaret Hyde, Dawn Harnden, Vikki Armstrong, Therese Haley, Leanne White, Junior Depelsmaker, Fourth row: Kim Richert, Kelly Beschoner, Mel Kudzia, Tom Vincent, Matt Brown, Stacey Gersdorf, Lanette Flager, Laura Funk. Third row: Cathy Maplethorpe, Beth Knight, Kelly Keegan, Bridget Hyde, Bob McIntyre, Stacey McIntyre, Susan Kasprzyk, Amy Huston. Second row: Steve Tiechow, Tracey Roy, Joanne Hachenski, Carrie Rapp, John Wilt, Brenda Turner, Tracy Huffman, Krystal Meredith, Jennie Funk. Front row: Roger Wesh, Brian Dambacher, Christy Wilt, Shelly Webb, Vanessa Tucker. Leaders! D uring 1987 and 1988 the Student Council plans to accomplish many activities. We will be quite involved with Homecoming and then Blood Drives and a Food Drive at Christmas. We also will be hav- ing a Student Council Exchange Day, where members will be able to go to different schools to learn how they operate. Also, we will be organizing a Foreign Ex- change Student Day. So, we will be quite busy throughout the whole year. Student Council President oJtJ Christy Wilt The 1988 Student Council had another successful Canned Food Drive, just one of the many activ- ities the Student Council does during the year. Sk«k K t J tr ' • orruim I gttru iJl, « 6 � V dstpd Han m rsh«j 1 •Crum iborg Stall Jrup t ■+td krup Rno h � UJjtfua . .. n� «: : ♦Kal K� lk iT 1 J Ho � k N x AjUwflheq ' V«vild p.; nder . •Aunuig v cjn • j fV)d.tr up .D Si AfTD |„£ X My nameiis Lene Nedergaard, and I am 16 years old. | I live in a suburb outside of efchagen, the capital city of J Denmark. wl tHink America is a great ' oifnffy, your school system is very different fror like it alot, especially Lahitlinubukten I j «j Mi.tdlr Mi. mi ' lJ VaJibJ Hjlsnd t Vadrro To. :xaLu TE ■strup am. 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The organi- zation 1 came from is Youth for Understanding. So far I enjoyed my stay in the United States. I switched families and schools N«om Capac to Yale, and brf A ' L family is the Maplethorpes • T « V’ . fWw .kr..rL ft Mmdon|(f. really like them. If you wou like to write when I am Germany, go ahead. Here ' . aduT6S6i -Bielefeld . t Lig ir ir3 v Andrea Van der Veen Cranachstrasse 2 3340 Wolfenbuttel Germany , R ' 1 Gud nshepj «C « - hM y„ Jp. Vs, — E«cHw Tn Back row: Missy Hillis, Brenda Turner, Patty Orrell, Krystal Meredith, Tom Ruedisueli, Tracy Huffman, Michelle Da- vis, Jeff Ingles. Third row: Brett Lester, Tonia Sharpe, Karen Thompson, Lisa Roy, Anne Norris, Margaret Webb, Tim Higgins. Second row: Joanne Clark, Carrie Foley, Christine Southard, Teri Lemon, Mr. Dewey, Brian Dambacher, Steve Teichow, Mike Jurak. Front row: Linda Cletcher, Scott Holley, Joanne Hachenski, Julie Starkweather, Wendi Taylor, Jennie Funk, Carrie Rapp, Lene Nedergaard. Deadlines! T his is the team that brought this all to you! Yearbook stu- dents put a lot of hard work and deter- mination into the yearbook that you are now looking at. There is a lot of dedication put out by these people. Our chief editors, Julie Starkweather, Wendi Taylor, and Jennie Funk, keep pushing us to meet our deadlines. This class is not the breeze of a class everyone seems to think that it is. Writing articles, shooting photos, typing and organizing pages aren ' t the easiest things to get done. We work very hard to bring you a special yearbook ev- ery year. Helpers hat do you have for me to do? What shall I do next? These are some of the things that you would probably hear a cadet teacher saying to the teachers that he she is helping. Cadet teachers run errands, correct papers, and record grades for their teachers. This can help the teacher to have more time to prepare his her lesson plans and help out the students if the teach- ers seem to appreciate these stu- dents if they work hard and take the job seriously. Mrs. Wilier stat- ed, They ' re great! I don ' t know what I ' d do without them. Mr. Presnell said, I think they ' re a great value, they provide a great service to man and mankind. Also, if I was to be reincarnated, I would like to come back as a ca- det teacher. Finally, Mr. Nagy said, they ' re very helpful so I can keep up with my assign- ments. Back row: Diane Bullock, Amy Stocks, Bonnie Perdue, Julie Fisher, Teresa Deanda, Ron Dupuis, Jim Ladd. Fourth row: Lauri Knight, Cindy Przedwokewski, Lisa Roy, Julie Starkweather, Wendi Taylor, Brian Dambacher, Jeff Ingles, Matt Gibson. Third row: Marci Lisek, Lissa Tice, Tammy Ostrander, Michelle Weindl, Scott Holley, Jennie Funk, Kelly Girten. Second row: Karen Thompson, Tonia Sharpe, Vanessa Tucker, Steve Jarfas, Jeanine Bauman, Jeanine Fleming, Lynnette White, Krystal Meredith, Patty Orrell. Front row: Tammy Thorman, Dane Cambell, Brett Lester, Mike Jurcak, Tracy Roy, Stacey McIntyre, Tonia Edgerton, Teri Lemon. Back row: Tim Higgins, Steve Teichow, Harvey, Brenda Turner, Lisa Meddaugh, Tim Kavanagh, Tony Brown, Tom Lucia Maldonado, Sherry Bevins, Miguel Ruedisueli, Jim Furhman. First row: Larry Navarrette Saenz, Dave Criger. Student Speaking H ello, Yale High School. Student Speaking. This is of- ten heard when walking into the office. Office Aids are able to answer phones, greet people, run errands, pickup attendance slips, and record ab- sences. They also help out with the xerox. They are very helpful in assisting Rose, Betty, and Meg. We asked the secretaries what they thought of the helpful stu- dents. Rose spoke up and said, I think they ' re very useful, the cream of the crop! Without the help of these students, the office might not be as organized as it is now. Quiet! S hhh. Quiet! The Library Aids need silence, too. Organiza- tion is what these stu- dents already have to help keep the library running smoothly. They are courteous and kind to the students or teachers that come in to use the library. Some of the tasks that these students do are checking out books, filing, shelving books, running errands, typing, clipping articles from newspapers or magazines, and straightening the library itself. The responsibility of a library aid is great. He she doesn ' t just sit at the desk and look pretty! Mrs. Vesper stated, The library could not be run without them. She seems to appreciate the help as much as Ms. Bloom. Back row: Tracy Burke, Joanne Hachenski. Front row: Mrs. Vesper, Tammy Clark, Carrie Rapp, Ms. Bloom. Back row: Steve Jarfas, Paul Stevens, Missy Hillis, Erik Eide, Todd Syzska, Scott Vesper, Allison Montgomery, Third row: Felipe Macias, Michelle Kudzia, Amy Syzska, Karen Weeks, Joan Bricker, Stuart Monroe, Laura Kreiner. Second row: Eric Hansen, Melanie Kudzia, Jeanne Watson, H ola! (hi!) My name is Jeanine Fleming, and I ' m the presi- dent of the Spanish club this year. The other officers are Vice-President, Michelle Weindl; Secretary, Angie Barr; and Treasurer, Jeanine Bauman. Our group sells Love-A- Grams for Christmas, Valentine ' s Day, St. Patrick ' s Day, and end of the year where people can send messages to friends. We also sell M M ' s and sponsor dances. The money that is made is put into an account and used for different activities. Our car wash at the end of the year also helps with our account. We plan to have a fiesta (party) for our ex- change students and make good food using their favorite recipes from their countries. We also plan to go to Chi-Chi ' s at the end of the year. We hope to have a great year! Best of luck to all this year! Stephanie Matthews, Jolaine Williams, Amanda O ' Hair, Kathy Maplethorpe Front row: Dane Campbell, Dave Rosenthal, Bobbie Dougherty, Sue Bell, Lissa Tice, Lene Nedergaard, Margie Milam Back row: Dave Barr, Jerry Parker, Todd Syzska, Tony Elsey, Marjorie Milam, Jennie Turner, Marci Bosmen, Lissa Tice, Tammy Clark. Fifth row: Felipe Macias, Jess Gaddis, Jamie Meikle, Scott Vesper, Joy Clark, Mike Collins, Lisa Norris, Renee Cutler, Tracy Armstrong, Delores Andaluz, Nancy McIntyre. Fourth row: Amy Gardella, Lisa Morgan, Michelle Wilder, Amy Szyska, Diana Collins, Ann Matthews, Lanette Flagler, Stacey Gersdorff, Nicole Hvizods, Vickie Arm- strong, Judy Greenia, Shelly Robinson. Third row: Jenny Beiber, Angela Jawors, Ur 2 = 3.14 S cience Club is in its sev- enteenth year this year for it was founded in 1970 by Mr. Hunt. Science Club is for people who are interested in both science and traveling. In recent years the club has taken trips to Toronto, Chicago, Ohio, Caverns and Washington D.C. Going on trips helps a student get to know one another better, but also lets a stu- dent see some of the country. The Science Club officers are Bobbie Dougherty — President; Mike Williams — Vice President; Sue Bell — Secretary; Dave Rosenthal — Treasurer; and Mr. Hunt— Advisor. HOLA! (Hi!) Lisa Reid, Rochelle Upleger, Doug Bellhorn, Carrie Foley, Jill Beshoner, Kel- ly Keegan, Susan Kasprzyk, Margret Webb, Brenda Evans, Karen Thompson, Mary Muldoon. Second row: Amy Bebensee, Laura Kreiner, Cathy Maplethorpe, Beth Knight, Stacey Weston, Heather Kretschmann, Julie Boughner, Crystal Lay, Dawn Harnden, Becky Mrazek, Linda Harvey, Lisa Pavel, Amy Houston, Lucia Maldonado. Front row: Michele Weindl, Jeanine Fleming, Ms. Sworthwood, Jeanine Bauman, Angie Barr. Back row: Brett Lester, Sue Bell, Missy Hillis, Melissa Mynes, Jennie Funk, Marney Dugas, Cathy Maplethorpe, Amy Siska, Julie Boughner, Mike Jurcak. Front row: Jolaine Williams, Marjorie Milam, Bobbie Dougherty, Angela Barr, Shelly Robinson, Jenny Ludwiczak. Spirit! P ep club is in it ' s third year at Y.H.S. They ' ve gotten off to a slow start this year, but they hope to make up for it by showing more spirit than ever before. Pep Club is basically for those sports that don ' t have cheerleaders to give them support. Also it has in- terests in what it can do to help get more spirit in Y.H.S. The Pep Club officers are: Bob- bie Dougherty — President, Missy Hillis — Vice-President, Margy Milan — Secretary, Susan Bell — Treasurer. T his year FHA has many goals. A few of these are: a Thanksgiving project, Christmas project, fund raising, field trips, and state meeting. The Thanksgiving project is designed to help a needy family in the area and provide them with a Thanksgiv- ing dinner. The Christmas project works the same way, but instead they receive gifts. The FHA plans on several fund raising activities to increase their funds for other projects and field trips. In May, the FHA will be plan- ning a trip to Western Michigan University to participate in dif- ferent competitions to represent Yale ' s FHA. The officers are: President — Tricia LaRowe, Vice-President — Chris Christner, Secretary — Paula LaRowe, Reporter — Rachael Liebler Not Just Housewives Anymore ! Back row: Becky Fishel, Wendy Stamper, Tricia LaRowe, Christi Christner. Second row: Ms. Wilier, Nicole Hvizdos, Paula LaRowe, Beckie Barenbrugge, Laura Beals, Vickie Macias. Front row: Brian Wiczorek, Dave Criger, Gina Dingwell, Rachel Waun, Kevin Towell, Scott Holley. A w A h one, and ah two, and ah three! The Yale High Schools Band and Choir teams are both very talent- ed groups taught by Ms. O ' Neil. The band performs at football games and also plays at our Pep Assemblies. Choir gives three concerts a year and operates as the commit- tee of organizations for the yearly talent show. Back row: Erin Amlotte, Ann Matthews, Jenny Jasmer, Terri Bauer, Liz Dumka, Becky Fishel, Ginni Staples, Julie Marwell, Lisa DeMar. Second row: Joelynn Edgerton, Stephanie Matthews, Jayane Bertram, Candisa Schroeder, Laura Brookins, Linda Brookins, Vicki Macias, Karyl Lappin. Front row: Anne Eide, San- dra Daft, Jennifer Warner, Lisa Morgan, Nina Kudzia, Maria Chiesa, Kym Cham- bers, Jill Blundell, Miss O ' Neil. Not Pic- tured: Nancy DeMar, Kristina Adrian, Jennifer Turner, Suzanne Pratt, Sue Ray, Wendy Stamper, Kara Campbell. La! La! La! La! Back row: Miss O ' Neil, Philip Maley, John Fields, Mike McDuffie, Robert Griffin. Fourth row: Scott Vesper, Jolaine Wil- liams, Steven Kristick, Amanda O ' Hair, Margi Milam, Rhonda Silverthorn, Kathy Creutz, Jim Lappin. Third row: Marney Dugas, Stephanie Matthews, Michelle Curry, Amy Gardella, Rhonda Gutt, Tammy Arnold. Second row: Kristina Kelley, Karen White, Angie Jawors, Jeanette Foley, Susan Jefts, Kelly Beshoner. Front row: Reta Carless. Back row: Carmen Ryan, Julie Mandiville, Kathy Maplethorpe, Allison Montgomery, Louise Feilds, Robyn Mclvor. Second row: Joanne Clark, Bren- da Turner, Lora Kreiner, Joan Bricker, Kelly Keegan. Third row: Diana Collins, Cheryl White, Carrie Foley, Kelly Girten, Theresa Barns, Kim Towell. Front row: Cherie Brooks, Kim Welsh, Lissa Tice, Veronica Drotar, a. Ms. O Ne H3 L a! La! La! We have got the most beautiful voices in our own Chamber Ensemble. These ladies work very hard to develop their singing skills. Chamber Ensemble is a selective singing ensemble. It is in its fourth year of existence. The En- semble has participated in Michi- gan School Vocal Association Competitions at the District and State levels and has earned 1st and 2nd profiencency ratings. Along with giving two concerts a year, the ensemble sings for many of the school ' s and community ' s more formal gatherings. Back row: Greg Kinney, Tracy Burke. Carless, Reta Carless. Front row: Vickie Armstrong, Laurie Horse Around T The Equestrian Team at Yale High was reinstated one year ago. To be on the team, a student must have his own horse, transportation, and equip- ment. The team is 100% self-fund- ed. Members include Vicki Arm- strong, Laurie Carless, Reta Carless, Greg Kinney, Jennie Osmialowski, and Tracy Burke. The coach, Doris Burke, is very dedicated. The team competes in up to seventeen classes, receiving points for first through sixth placings. At the end of three meets, each school totals up their points and the top class A B teams go on to State Finals in Ma- son, Michigan. Tomorrow ' s Leaders! T he National Honor Society is an organiza- tion that recognizes academically talented students. Each year new mem- bers, Juniors and Seniors, are se- lected for achievements in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. They are inducted during a formal ceremo- ny held in the spring. The members plan fund raisers and activities to encourage the pursuit of knowledge and creativity. They also provide free tutoring to other Yale students and perform different services for the community. Back row: Steve Jarfas, Todd Armstrong, Taylor, Shelly Webb, Lauri Knight. Front Paul Stevens, Sue Bell. Second row: Cindy row: Jeanine Fleming, Mary Muldoon, Przedwojewski, Juli e Starkweather, Wendi Jennie Funk, Lissa Tice, Margaret Webb. BUILDING PERFECT MINDS! Back row: Karin Weeks, Ann Matthews, Kathy Maplethorpe, Lisa Norris, Jolaine Williams, Don Anderson, Joan Bricker, Mike Collins, Bruce Francek, Paul Spaven, Sibyl Reinholz, Allison Montgomery. Sec- ond row: Dianna Collins, Delores Andaluz. Laura Kreiner, Melanie Kudzia, Sarah Tice, Amy Bebensee, Samantha Lord, Julie Maxwell, Michelle Kudiza, Bobby Dou- gherty. Front row: Tracey Armstrong, Michele Weindle, Mary Muldoon, Paul Stevens, Eldon Preston, Todd Armstrong, Steve Jarfas. S tudents in grades ninth through twelfth are select- ed by the teachers as participants for PACE based upon their grades and standardized test scores. PACE stands for Program for Academic Curricular Enrichment. It has been active for 3 years. The purpose for this program is to of- fer these academically-talented students an opportunity for in- depth study of subjects that are not normally studied in regular day curriculum. This year ' s topic is on sailboats and how they work. Sailing the boats is also be- ing studied by these students. The students, along with their advisor Mr. Hunt, are going to Stoney Creek in the spring on a sailing trip. They also are learn- ing the rules and procedures for playing bridge. Q What four letter word was introduced overnight into the % English language on a bet? A. Quiz. This is the type of question you may hear at a Quiz Bowl meet. Each round in a Quiz Bowl meet consists of three ten-minute periods. Four people are on a team. They each have a buzzer that they can use to lock out their opponents. Each team is allowed a time-out. There is a two minute break between each peri od. Quiz Bowl has been going for three years in Yale. Blue Water Area Quiz Bowl League consists of eight teams. Mr. Hunt started Quiz Bowl in Yale and is the coach. MINIATURE JEOPARDY Back row. Jolaine Williams, Dianna Collins, Dave Rosenthal, Paul Stevens, Brett Lester, Eric Hansen, Paul Spaven, Amy Bebensee. Samatha Lord, Front row: Joan Bricker, Michelle Kudzia, Melanie Kudzia, Don Anderson, Mike Collins, Bobbie Dougher- ty, Steve Jarfas. Back row: Coach Rathje, Craig Baxter, Miguel Saenz, Bob McIntyre, Mike Barr, Jim Clark, Joe Turpin, John Wilt, Coach Nagy, Coach Dams. Third row: Greg Falk, John Lawson, Ed Bradley, Steve Teichow, Joe Frenette, Tom Ruedisueli, Brain Dambacher, Terry Bradford. Second row: Mgr. Rathje, Mike Williams, Todd Arnold, Ray Fields, Jeff Caplinger, Sam Fretenborough, Bill Bevins, Doug Mason. Front row: Jim McDuffy, Dan LaMay, Clint DeVooght, Pat Kinney, Ed Milam, Mike McDuffy, Roger Wesch, Mark Gardner. Block and T ackle M any things are needed to succeed in football, but blocking and tack- ling are the two basics for a suc- cessful football team. With thirty players on the squad the bulldogs ran a two platoon system without much luck. Finishing the grid season 1- 8 overall and 6th in the S.T.A. League, the bulldogs never once gave up striving on every posses- sion for a touchdown. The talent of the offensive backs, Steve Teichow, Brain Dambacher, and Dan LaMay, along with the Big Men up front made for a potent offensive attack. Leading the Bulldogs rushing was Brian Dambacher with 604 yards followed by Steve Teichow with 439. The offensive also turned in a great passing performance throughout the season, throwing 29 complete passes for 510 yards. This years defensive attack was led by the combination of Senior Todd Arnold, with an outstand- ing 94 tackles, and Senior Doug Mason, with 48 tackles. With Todd racking up tackles and Doug with his great tackling technique, the Bulldogs stuffed many footballs down a lot of op- ponents throats. Four members of the squad this year received awards for their efforts. Senior Jeff Caplinger re- ceived this years Coach Award. Senior Todd Arnold won the Outstanding Defensive Player, and Senior Brian Dambacher and Steve Teichow were awarded Outstanding Offensive players of the year. The Varsity team will be high- ly competitive in the years to come. Go for it. Bulldogs!!!! Running off the field with lots of enthusiasm is Junior Ed Milam. Senior Brian Dambacher runs it up the middle hoping for a Yale touchdown. Hoping for a score from the Bulldogs offense are Senior Ed Bradley and Junior Mike McDuffie. With good blocking from Yales offense. Senior Steve Teichow is able to complete a pass to Junior Dan LaMay. Jam! A chieving a goal is one thing but being a cheerleader is another!! Being flexible, having talent, and having a strong voice are just a few requirements needed in being an awesome Bulldog Cheerleader. Although this year ' s squad didn ' t have much to cheer about, they put all their hearts into every game. With four cheer- leaders returning this year, the ladies had a lot of experience. Renee DeRosia and Carrie Rapp led the talented Lady Bulldogs with their sparkle and shine. Team trophies were presented to senior Renee DeRosia for squad leader, and this year ' s coaches award went to junior Mi- chelle Wilder. Fire up. Bulldogs, for next year ' s season!! Back row: Lynette White, Carrie Rapp, Wilder. Front row: Tandy Budzinski, Kelly Girten, Renee DeRosia, Michelle Lissa Tice, Eileen Kean. Joining together the Varsity and the Junior Varsity try- With lots of enthusiasm our Varsity Cheerleaders show their great ability, ing to get the crowd going. Making Improvements M aking improve- ments is a key goal to all major sports, and this year ' s J.V. Football team did just that. This year ' s squad made big improvements from last year ' s squad. Going from 0-7 the previous year to 4-4 overall and 3-3 in the league. This was impressive consider- ing the Bulldogs had no home field advantages. They still amazed everyone in their quest for their league title. Al- though they fell short, the Bulldogs took third place. The offensive attack was led by Scott Porrett whose talent and speed helped him gain over thirteen hundred yards and score an impressive one hundred and four total points. Freshman Steve Pratt contrib- uted to the offense with 4.8 yards per carry and thirty eight points. This year ' s defensive squad held many opponents to short yardage. Sophomore Brent Ar- nold paced the Bulldogs with fifty-seven hard-hitting tackles, and Mark Snider made a fine effort with forty-five tackles. This season ' s co-captains were Tom Vincent and Scott Porrett who were presented with trophies. The Mr. Hustle award went to Mark Snider for his outstanding ability. Next year ' s varsity will be happy to have these talented players on their team. Good Luck, Bulldogs!!!! Sophomore Scott Porrett is hauled down Green Devils, after a large gain against the Brown City V From 0-7 to 4-4 Overall and 3-3 in the League Back row: Coach Meyers, Clint Nowicki, Jim Bosman, Randy Vesper, Richard Carr, Dan Childers, Coach Egan. Third row: Mike McClelland, Tony Ward, Rob Smith, Eric Rapp, Dave Seaton, Paul Wampler, Kelly Fisher. Sec- ond row: Brent Arnold, Steve Pratt, Tom Vincent, Mark Snider, Dave Barr, Guy Fisher, Jayson Beattie. Front row: Dale Chambers, Scott Porrett, Larry McClelland, Jeremy Palmateer, Tony Elsey, Rob Fretenborough, Randy Helewski, Stuart Monroe. Back row: Kathy Tesluck, Tricia Ronan, Carrie Lay, Angie McDonald, Tina Mc- Beth Knight. Front row: Kim Welsh, Intyre. Go Fight Win! T This years Junior Varsity Cheerleaders did a really great job. They cheered with a lot of enthusiasm, pep, and sparkle. Tricia Ronan and Angie McDonald brought some super moves to the squad by making new cheers and side- lines. They also both received captains awards. Another trophy receiver was Beth Knight, a Freshman and newcomer on the squad. She was presented the coaches award. Being a cheerleader takes a lot of hard work and dedication and these girls have what it takes. They did a spectacular job this season. Good job girls!! Awesome!! Tricia— We had a great season and ac- complished a lot. Angie— The guys supported us a lot esp. at the Memphis game. Kathie — We all got along well and worked good together. Kim — It was hard working with only 7 girls but everything worked out well. Carrie — It was really fun and I enjoyed being on the squad. Beth — I had a good time esp. at camp. Tina — It was my first year in cheer- leading and the other girls helped me out a lot. Hardwork and Plenty of Spirit. P utting in a lot of hard work and plen- ty of spirit and enthusiasm, the Ju- nior Varsity Basketball players give it their all. The long prac- tice and extra time involved made this year ' s team get that extra momentum that they needed to strive for this sea- son. Thersa Haley and Maria Stapleton received the co-cap- tains awards. While Marge Hyde received Miss Hustle a- ward. This year they were 10- 10 overall. Coach LaPla ' s girls this year did a great job and gave it their all with many close calls that usually ended up being a heart brake, but they never gave up. Good Luck in your future years at Yale High. Back row: Coach LaPla, Jennie Funk, Crystal Lay, Cheryl Hansen, Melissa Mynes, Middle row: Teresa Haley, Terry Kavanaugh, Wendy Koper, Maria Stapleton, Teri Healy, Becky Mrazak, Front row: Angie Brown, Kelly Beschoner, Anna Eide, Margaret Hyde, Tammy Borgacz, Renee Smith, Jenny Bieber. One for All , And All for One Back row: Patty Orrell, Tracy Huffman, Christy Tice, Stacey McIntyre, Sue Kaspryzk, Brenda Wilt, Krystal Meredith, Karen Thompson, Tonya Turner, Dawn Hamden, Mgr. Shelly Robinson. Edgerton, Coach Robinson. Front row: Sarah Your Best Is Always Good Enough No Game You Win Will Change the World , No Game You Lose Will End It. By: M. Robinson D evotion is a must for any player to be outstanding in any given sport, but especially in bask- etball. This year ' s Varsity Girls, despite their record of 4-17 overall and 5th in the S.T.A. with a 40-10 record, played many close games, but came up just short of the Big Win! The Bulldogs this season had 7 returning letter winners consisting of six seniors and one junior. Sen- ior Krystal Meredith and Ju- nior Susan Kasprzyk led the eager ' s attack with their scoring and rebounding. Seniors Christy Wilt and Tracy Huffman also did a great job helping the team with their scoring streaks. This year ' s team awards went to senior co-captains Krystal Meredith and Patty Orrell. Junior Stacey McIn- tyre was presented the Most Improved Player. This year ' s Most Valuable Player went to Krystal Meredith and Sophomore Dawn Harnden received the Coach ' s Award. Best of luck next year. La- dies. Going up for a jump shot is Susan Kaspryzk, with rebounder Krystal Meredith looking on. Jump Shot Back row: Coach Falter, Matt Wesley, A1 Cro- nin, Joe Vandenbossche, David Connell, Scott Hansen, Coach Darin, Coach Johnson. Second row: Bob Augustyniak, John Bell, Bob Broda, Marc Militello, Front row: Marty Ryan, Mary Muldoon, Dave Williams, Jim Koehn, Brian Hamden. Four T he 1987 Yale Golf team enjoyed their best season ever in capturing the league championship with a perfect 6-0 league record and an outstanding 17-1 overall record. Leading the way for the team were second team all league selections Mike Mansell and Scott Hansen. With Scott Hansen the only senior on the Varsity, the team is looking forward to another challeng- ing season. Mike was the leading golfer with a 44.5 stroke average, nine holes with Scott close be- hind with a 45.3 stroke average, nine holes. Next year ' s team should be well rounded with many re- turning letter winners. There will be seven juniors returning for their last season next year. There is also many promising underclassmen on their way to becoming another Arnold Palmer. Congratulations Golf Team on your best record ever. Go For It Going for a birdie with a good stroke is Junior Matt Wesley. Back row: Dave Rosenthal, Jess Gaddis, Coach Hunt. Front row: Paul Stevens, Felipe Macias, Chad Upleger. Back row: Samantha Lord, Carrie Reid, Kretchman, Shelly Kudzia, Kelly Lene Nedergaard, Rochelle Upleger, Keegan, Mel Kudzia, Lisa Reid Coach Hunt. Front row: Hether W ill power and a lot of energy is what it takes to be a good runner. This year ' s Cross Country team did very well in this. The girls team made state finals, with Lisa Reid placing 14th only one place away from being in the next race. Rochelle Upleger and Lisa Reid were all staters, Michelle Kudzia made second team, while Lene Nedergaard was Honorable Mentioned. Co-Captains this year for the girls were Mel and Shell Kudzia and for the boys it was David Rosenthal. Lastly, Coaches award went to Paul Stevens. Congratulations and Good Luck next year. B ulldog spirit is everywhere!! This basketball season, Yale ' s Varsity cheer- leaders looked their best ever. The ladies made up stupendous cheers and preformed them ex- cellently. The seniors dominated the squad this season with only three juniors making the cut. Senior Kelly Girten was one of the awesome cheerleaders, along with seniors Renee DeRosia and Lissa Tice. The ladies had a lot of pep and received many compliments from other schools throughout the en- tire season. WAY TO GO YALE!! Back row: Sarah Tice, Tandy Budzynski, Front row: Lissa Tice, Carrie Rapp, Mi- Eileen Kean, Lynette White chelle Wilder, Renee DeRosia, Kelly Girten Floor cheers are a must; here we see our Varsity Cheerleaders showing the crowd how its done. T -R-Y!!! You can do it if you try!! Cheer- leading is a sport for someone who likes to get rowdy! This season the cheerleaders tried to put new flare into the meaning of cheerleading, with much success. Despite only five cheerleaders on the squad, the Bulldogs cheered with enthusiasm and pride. Leading many cheers for the J.V. was sophomore, Tricia Ronan. Backing her up was the talent of Kathy Tesluck, Angie McDonald, Kim Welsh, and Vicki Armstrong. They all contributed to make the squad sparkle and shine. With cheerleaders like these, Yale will have a lot of spirit for years to come. GET ROWDY BULLDOGS!!! Bottom row: Angie McDonald, Vicki Armstrong, Tricia Ronan Top row: Kim Welsh, Kathy Tesluck A wesome, you see! Awesome totally! The Freshmen Cheerlead- ers cheered their hearts out, but to no avail did it help the cause. The Freshmen are just beginning, but are on their way to becoming the ultimate Varsity team. They have learned many new cheers and mounts and are learn- ing many more. It is a big change from Jr. Fligh to High School cheerleading and these eight young ladies have adjusted well. They are very cheerful and love to get the crowd excited! They are on their way to becoming the next Varsity Cheerleaders. Heather Kretschmann, Michelle Bebensee. Jeanne Watson, Ann Przed wojewski, Beth Knight, Amy Augustyniak, Christy White, Carrie Lay. Awesome, You See. Awesome Totally! Waiting for a free throw from their Freshmen guys are the Freshmen Cheerleaders. Back row: Jeremy Palmateer, Rob Smith, Junior Front row: Bryan Farwell, Steve Pratt, Marty Ryan, Kel- Depelsmaeker, Mike Kozlowski, Coach Rutledge, Jim ly Fischer, Brian Hamden, Kevin Campbell Bosman, Mike Siekierski, Chance Debuf T , he fundementals of basketball are highly stressed at the fresh- men level, and this years squad was no exception. Un- der the new coaching of Sandy Rutledge, the Bulldogs have learned many new moves but need to learn to execute them a little better. This years freshmen squad had a lot of talent and height. With 6 ' 2 Jim Bosman, 6 ' 2 Mike Siekierski, and 6 ' 1 Mike Kozlowski, the Bulldogs controlled the boards many times. On the other end, Steve Pratt added to the game with his defensive hustle. The Freshmen team have im- proved dramatically throughout the season and should continue their success into next years Jr. Varsity season. Go get ' em Freshmen! Rebound That Basket- Ball! Marlette L Cros-Lex W Algonac L Richmond W Capac L Richmond L Almont L Capac L Caro L Marlette Almont Port Huron Cros-Lex Fast Break!!!! Back row: Clint DeVought, Miguel Saenz, Front row: John Donnellon, Coach Joe Vandenbossche, John Wilt, Carl Gallamore, Jeff Ingles. Missing from Wampler, A1 Cronin, Mike Williams, Erik photo Steve Teichow. Eide. T remendous hopes for an outstanding season from the Varsity Bask- etball team was wished by all. However, with only four returning Lettermen and nine newcomers, fans were skeptical. This year ' s squad, despite the injuries of Steve Teichow and Mike Williams, has made a lot of improvement throughout the sea- son. The Bulldogs were paced dur- ing the ' 88 schedule by Senior Captain Jeff Ingles and junior John Donnellon. This year ' s team was very young and inexperienced. The Bulldogs will be a BIG threat in the league next year. Good Luck Varsity! Score! Marlette L Algonac W Sandusky L Cros-Lex L Capac L Brown City L Armada W Dryden L New Haven W Almont L Memphis W Capac L Marysville Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Almont Imaly City Memphis Let ' s press Coach Gallamore exclaims, as Junior John Wilt looks on. We Want a Bucket With great strength and ability Junior Terry Bradford rips down another rebound. Junior John Donnellon throws a good pass into Senior Jeff Ingles. Senior Carl Wampler shoots a great bucket while being defended closely by his opponents. Going up for a layup with many New Haven defenders around him is John Donnellon. Back row: Coach Smith, Scott Porrett, Randy Front row: Rob Fretenborough, Joe Vesper, David Connell, Tom Muller, John Scheible, Pat Webb, Steve Bellhorn, Strenk, Eric Rapp. Mike McClelland, Dave Williams. C reating a confident team is extremely hard to achieve, but once the goal has been reached, winning is the result. The Bull- dogs new coach, Wayne Smith, made this one of his major priorities. The J.V. team this year was young and inexperienced, and the scores were not all in our fa- vor, but they kept their spirit and enthusiasm of which we are proud. They did show tremendous improvement. Leading the cagers this year were Sophomores Dan Childers and Randy Vesper. With as much talent as this squad has, our Varsity may turn into a dynasty! Shoot for the top J.V.! Looking up for a rebound after Sophomore Randy Vesper shoots are Sophomores Mike McClelland and Scott Porrett. Marlette L Algonac L Sandusky L Cros-Lex L Capac L Brown City L Armada L Dryden L New Haven W Almont L Memphis L Capac L Marysville Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Almont Imaly City Memphis G iving it your all takes a lot of dedication and plenty of hard work. Everyone on the team this year gave it 100% all season long. In return, the ladies placed extreme- ly high in the S.T.A. league. Setter, Dawn Hamden, kept the Bulldogs spirit alive through- out the season and was one of the leading players on the team. Sophomores, Renee Smith and Terese Haley, both contributed a lot to the squad, also. Varsity will anticipate great things from this squad next year!! Best of Luck Ladies! Back row: Jenny Goulding, Connie Stevens, Stephanie Wesley, Kathy Maplethorpe, Coach Trupp, Crystal Lay, Leann White, Gina Militello Front row: Angie Brown, Valerie Cowper, Terese Haley, Dawn Harn den, Anna Eide, Cindy Kinney, Terri Healy, Jessica Maxwell, Kel- ly Beschoner, Renee Smith, Mary Muldoon Chippewa Valley w Capac w Brown City w Armada w New Haven w Dryden w Memphis w Almont L Capac W Brown City L Armada W New Haven Dryden Memphis Harbor Beach With a great bump is Sophomore Connie Stevens. O ne, two, three . . . OVER! Bumping, setting, hitting, and spiking are just a few techniques used at a volleyball match. Excelling at volleyball takes hours of practice and a lot of ef- fort to become the best. This year. Head Coach Karen Schneck, taught the Bulldogs many fine points and the squad turned in a great season. Leading the spikers this year were captains Julie Fisher and Tracey Roy, both Seniors. Julie, an all around player, was the team ' s leading spiker. Tracey played the setting position and did a great job. Volleyball is a great sport and our Varsity squad is an outstand- ing example of TEAM WORK! Back row: Tonya Edgerton, Stacey Mein- Front row: Amy Kelly, Jenny tyre, Susan Kasprzyk, Brenda Evans, Julie Osmialowski, Bridget Hyde, Cherie Fisher, Coach Schneck Quain, Tracey Roy Marine City Tournament Third Laker Invitational L Capac W Brown City W Marysville Tournament Third Armada W New Haven W Dryden L Memphis W Almont L Capac L Brown City L Armada L Ferris State Tournament New Haven Dryden Memphis Almont Districts Going up for a spike after a set from Sen- ior Tracey Roy is Junior Stacey McIntyre. Spiking the volleyball is Junior Susan Kasprzyk, watching on is Senior Ju- lie Fisher. Senior Tracey Roy makes a perfect set for senior Julie Fisher. m With sheer determination senior Amy Kelly returns a volley. T he 1987-88 wrestling team consisted of many young wrestlers eager to do well. Their desire to do well and their determination to work hard has put them on the path toward an- other league championship. Led by Seniors Todd Arnold and Eric Bieber the Yale wrestlers are striving to be even better in the future. With twenty wrestlers returning for two more years the future does look bright. Back row: Asst. Coach Tim Muldoon, Jerry Chambers, Jerry McClelland, Tim Vincent, Tom Vincent, Mark Snider, Eric Bieber, Ed Milam, Clint Nowicki, Felipe Macias, Brett Arnold, Larry McClelland, Coach Nagy Front row: Phillip Brdak, Jerry Parker, Mike Jones, Tony Elsay, Todd Arnold, Doug Mason, Dale Chambers, Brian Connelly, Matt Brown, Mike Moran, Dan Welsh Sophomore Tom Vincent is setting up to pin one of his opponents. Pin! P.H.H . St. Clair Bad Axe L L L St. Clair County Tourname W Armada W Capac Inv. Lutheran Sem. Third Bentley Fenton Almont W Capac L Almont Sixth Yale Invitatior W Memphis Tie Armada Second Sandusky W Invitatior W Almont Capac Oxford Memphis League Meet (capac) L L L Fourth W Ninth Ninth With an outstanding record this season Senior Todd Arnold shows how he pins his opponents. While the referee counts it down. Sophomore Tim Vincent holds his opponent for the pin. T his years wrestlerette squad wasn ' t a very large one but; nevertheless, they showed a lot of enthusiasm and spirit toward the wrestling team. Many people do not know what the wrestlerettes do. Their main purpose is to support the wrestling team. Supporting the team consists of many early mornings and late nights. Long hours are spent watching matches, taking stats, and cheering. One of the biggest jobs for a Yale Wrestlerette is working at the Yale Invitational to make it successful. Wrestlerettes are self supported and raise their funds by candy sales and dances. If you enjoy supporting the wrestling team then being a wrestlerette is a lot of fun! Margie Milam, Becky Peltier, Colleen Ciesinski, Michelle Weindl, Karen Thompson, Carmen Ryan, Laura Brdak B alance, consistency, and quickness — these are among a few traits needed for a quality tennis player. Although the team ' s record didn ' t show it, these Bulldogs worked hard every serve and ended with many close matches. As a two-year veteran, sopho- more Don Anderson thought the team worked together. I thought we worked hard every match. Our record wasn ' t very good this season, but we all played hard. While the season progressed, so did some players. Todd Arm- strong improved a lot and ended up with the Most Improved Player Award . I played twice a week to try to improve on my game. While Todd was improving his game, the combination of senior Jeff Jasmer and sophomore Erik Eide was going strong. With strong back hands, the duo handled their opponents with an 11-9 season. Jeff and I played well together, and that ' s what you need for a winning doubles team. The Bulldogs most valuable player was Denny Roy, Denny stood first in the singles for Yale. He had every quality for an ex- cellent tennis player, and he put forth the effort to win. This Spring ' s tennis team ended with a 2-8 overall record, but had a lot of talent to use. One more good back stroke for Senior Denny Roy. Back row: Mr. Schrand, Steve McIntyre, Todd Armstrong, Tedd Aldea, Steve Jarfas, Jeff Jasmer, Christian Juul-Nyholm, Christian Henkel, Doug Vargo, Scott Vesper, John Bell, Coach Hunt. Front row: Laurie Carless, Sarah Tice, Eric Eide, Matt Brown, Dennis Roy, Don Anderson, Shelley Webb, Mike Collins, Jason Britz. V arsity Softball has stayed consistent from one year to the next. The team reamined in second place this year with Armada finishing first. The Lady Bulldogs offense did very well outscoring their op- ponents 308-80. Leading the offense was Junior Jennie Funk and Senior Julie Vandenbossche with .619 and .468 batting aver- ages respectively. Julie Fisher, Ju- nior, also showed how to use a bat with a .429 batting average. Yale ' s defense was a big key to its game with Junior Jennie Funk who compiled a 24-4 win-loss record on the mound. Coach Robinson feels next year is the year to possibly regain the S.T.A. title. With all the emotion that goes with it Junior Jennie Funk pitches another strike. Softball Overall Record 27-4 Overall 12-2 League 15-2 Non-League 17-1 Home 10-3 Away ith an extreme- ly young squad and having only 3 girls re- turning, Yale ' s junior varsity softball team did quite well dur- ing its playing season. The team excelled and improved on many basics as they achieved a 6-5 overall record. Leading the Lady Bulldogs for Yale were Co-Captains Brenda Turn- er and Sue Kasprzk. With Brenda at Short, Sue at first, and Stacey McIntyre on the mound, these girls were hard to beat. I thought we worked very good together. We never got down on each other, and we ' re always there if someone was feeling bad, Freshman Crystal Lay, another stand-out added. After hitting one of her many triples. Sophomore Julie Fisher holds up on cue to Mr. Robinson. S.T.A. Number Back row: Tracy Huffman, Julie Vandenbossche, Larissa LaMay, Colleen Keegan, Sue Connell, Coach Robinson Third row: Mary Muldoon, Lauri Knight, Patty Orrell, Jennie Funk, Julie Fisher Second row: Michelle Kudzia, Cherie Quain, Bridget Hyde, Mel Kudzia Front row: Stephanie Dooughtery, Margaret Hyde, Shelly Robinson I it ' s going . . . going . . . GONE!!! Last Spring ' s Varsity baseball team heard that a lot during the season when hitting many homeruns. Under the new coach- ing of Pat Gallamore and Jeff Denny, the ' 86 season was a success. The Bulldogs were led by tri- captains Steve Huffman, Tom Kean, and John Donnellon. These guys helped pace the squad to a 10-10 overall record. With a hot bat. Senior Steve Huffman slugged nine homeruns, while Senior Tom Kean chipped in with a great pitching record, be- ing the top pitcher on the team. Last tri-captain, sophomore John Donnellon played a solid defense at third base. The varsity team had plenty of talent which included the start and relief pitching of Ed Bradley and Scott Hansen. As a first-year varsity player, Ed Bradley saw a lot of action. I thought I did okay, but I am hop- ing to have a shut-out season in ' 88 . With a little more push Senior Tom Kean comes through again. Overall Record 10-10 Most Valuable Player Tom Kean Mr. Hustle Doug Mason Captains John Donnellon Steve Huffman Tom Kean Yale Sluggers!!! Back row: Coach Owens, Joe Frenette, Middle row: Scott Porrett, Todd Kavan- Randy Vesper, A1 Cronin, Joe Vanden- augh, Sam Frettenborough, John Strenk, bossche. Bob McIntyre, Mike McClelland. Mark Snider Front row: Tim Vincent, Jim Koehn, Paul Britz, Mike Moran, Brian Conley, Martin Stapelton. Back row: Coach Den- ny, Tom Kean, John Donnellon, Steve Huffman Rob Johnson, Scott Hansen, Mike McCully, Coach Gallemore. Front row: Mike Williams, Don LaMay, Scott Wofford, Ed Bradley, Doug Mason, Eric Bieber Track Records Back row: John Schlorke, Brian Nason, Richard Stephens, Mark Rykowski, Richard Martin, Mike Bahr, Dane Camp- bell, Coach Dams, Middle row: Steve Bellhorn, Virgil Schlorke, Doug Bellhorn, Steve Teichow, Dan Childers, Jeff Gaddis, Front row: James Stevens, Fred Nazar, Brian Cokonougher, Ed Lichota, Paul Stevens, David Rosenthal. School Records: Fred Nazar— 1 mile Vi mile Carl Wampler — Discus Peggy Clark— Shot Put Lisa Reid — Vi mile Boy ' s Track: 4-6 overall 4th STA Girl ' s Track 4-6 overall 4th STA I ndividual performance is the key point for a successful track and field athlete. Self discipline and deter- mination are among the few qualities that are needed to sustain 100% participation and team work. Last year ' s team had a lot of de- termination, and girls ' teams had fun finishing 4-6 overall and 4th in the league. Many school records were broken this past season at Yale. Fred Nazar set new records in the half mile and mile, while Carl Wampler through his best to break previous discus records in the school. For the girls, Lisa Reid led all runners, shattering the half mile record. Peggy Clark let it all hang out to break the school record. Other top performers were Steve Teichow, Mark Rykowski, Shelly James, and Christy Wilt. With a nice Arc Junior Steve Teichow makes it over the High Jump with no problem. Record ' s Broken and a Great Season Back Row: Coach Dams, Shelly James, Karen Thompson, Christy Wilt, Peggy Clark, Vanessa Tucker, Tammy Ostrander, Middle row: Stacey Gersdorff, Carrie Reid, Lisa Reid, Jen- nie Ludwiczak, Amanda O ' Hair, Front Row: Stephanie Shaieb, Dawn Hamden, Rochelle Upleger, Renee Cutler, Missy Connell, Kelly Keegan N. Miss Diane Allam Subjects. College Eng- lish 10, 11, General English 10 alma mater. Eastern Michigan University NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Mrs. Terry Dagg Subjects. College Eng. 12, General Eng. 9, College Eng. 11 alma mater. Central Michigan University, Michigan State N. Ms. Cathy Goodall Subjects. Girls P.E. 1 II, Psychology alma mater. Michigan State University N. Mr. Joseph Airtene Subjects. Science, Go- vernment, Economics, American History alma mater. Wayne State University, Uni- versity of Michigan, Michigan State Univer- sity, Hardin-Simmons University N. Mrs. Jean Dean Subjects. Math, Home Communications, Eng- lish alma mater. Central Michigan University NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Mrs. Norma Bloom Subjects. Library Aid alma mater. St. Clair County Community College N. Mr. Jeffery Denny Subjects. Basic Algebra 1A, General Mathe- matics alma mater. Michigan State University (The only TRUE University of Michigan) N. Miss Marilyn Bromberger Subjects. College Eng- lish 10, General Eng- lish 11 alma mater. St. Clair County Community College, Central Michi- gan University N. Mr. Rod Dewey Subjects. Art I, II, III, Photography, Yearbook alma mater. Michigan State University N. Miss Carol Carpen- ter Subjects. Clothing and Textiles, Consumer Education, Foods and Nutrition alma mater. Michigan State University N. Mr. Micheal Falter Subjects. Boys P.E. I II alma mater. Central Michigan University N. Mrs. Jan Hedge Subjects. Algebra I II alma mater. Wayne State, Olivet College N. Mr. Steve Hunt Subjects. Computer Math II, Calculus, Physics, Advanced Topics alma mater. Michigan State N. Miss Barbra Inglis Subjects. English, Al- ternative Learning Center alma mater. Central Michigan University, Oakland University N. Miss Mary Lichota Subjects. Biology I, Honors Biology, Phys- ical Science alma mater. Michigan State University 1 t m m u m m rm I n l 1 27 in I N. Mr. Thomas Mar- cetti Subjects. Mechanical Drafting alma mater. Ferris State (BA), Central Michigan University (MA) N. Ms. Emily Pyn- nonen Subjects. Reading, Eng- lish alma mater. Central Michigan University N. Mr. Andrew Schrand Subjects. Biology I, Bi- ology II alma mater. Oakland University, Michigan State University N. Mr. David Meyers Subjects. Geometry, Algebra, Fundamental Math alma mater. Oakland University (BA), Michigan State Uni- versity (MA) i N. Mr. James Rathje Subjects. Computer Math, Consumer Math, Trigonometry alma mater. Northern Michigan University for BS., Wayne State University for MA. N. Mr. Alan Nagy Subjects. Economics, Current World Affairs, Physical Education alma mater. Olivet College (BA), Central Michigan University (MA) N. Mrs. Laura Robin- son Subjects. Office Prac- tice, Typing I, Deten- tion alma mater. Central Michigan University Vi N. Ms. Shirly O ' Neil Subjects. Elementary Band, Junior High Band and Choir, High School Band, Choir, and Chamber Ensem- ble alma mater. University of Michigan and Michigan State Uni- versity N. Mr. Mitch Robin- son Subjects. American History, Government alma mater. Central Michigan University o N. Mr. Regis Smith Subjects. Chemistry, Physical Science, Drivers Education alma mater. Ohio State, Wayne State University N. Mr. Wayne Smith Subjects. Shop, alma mater. Western Michigan University, East Texas State, North Texas State • I V w N. Ms. Terry Sworthwood Subjects. Spanish I, II, III, Psychology alma mater. Central Michigan University n- N. Mr. John Presnell Subjects. History, Eng- lish alma mater. Central Michigan University r N. Mr. Sandy Rut- ledge Subjects. Consumer Math, World Geogra- phy alma mater. University of Michigan N. Mrs. Kathy Taylor Subjects. College Eng- lish 9, General English 9 alma mater. Central Michigan University N. Miss Mary Thomas Subject. Guidance, Counseling alma mater. Michigan State University N. Mrs. Coletta Vesper Subjects. Librarian alma mater. University of Michigan N. Mr. Richard Wiersma Subjects. Accounting, Typing, Geography alma mater. Central Michigan University, Michigan State Uni- versity N. Mrs. Linda Wilier Subjects. Parenthood, Advanced Foods Nutrition, Foods Nutrition, and Person- al Living alma mater. Michigan State University N. Mr. Roger Wood Subjects. American History, Sociology, Speech, Great Books alma mater. Olivet College, Michigan State University ' Tve got Kidney ' s ' M r. Schrand knows his Biology! said Kelly Keegan. Bio- logy II is a college- bound course. It is a very de- manding class, but it pays off in the end. Biology is a hard class, but you learn a lot and have fun while doing it, said Sarah Tice. There are also many other good science classes. These include Physical Science, Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, Honors Biolo- gy, and Biology I II. The teachers for these classes are Miss Lichota, Mr. Smith, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Schrand and Mr. Airtene. Hip Bone ' s Connected to the Back Bone Mr. Smith calmly watches as his world goes up in smoke. I like music and I have a lot of fun when we go to competition ' said Kelly Keegan, one of the 21 lady singers in Chamber Ensem- ble. In class the ladies work hard to turn every minute of class into a perfected song. They work hard all year long for their concerts, and for a high score on their competitions. Miss O ' Neil also instructs High School Choir and Band. We would like to thank Miss O ' Neil for all her caring and devoted hours she has given. She really wants to see the music program succeed. Practice, Practice, Practice Kim you will A nyone can make a program, but it ' s hard to make it work ' a very true statement from Roger Wesch. Students say it helps when they have a teacher who knows how to explain the complicated math problems. Mr. Rathje does a good job ' said Marcy Gardner. There are many math classes offered this year. They include General Math, Consumer ' s Math, Basic Algebra IA IB, Funda- mental Math, Algebra I II, Computer Math I II, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Our teachers for these classes are very helpful. They include Mr. Denny, Mr. Rutledge, Mr. Rathje, Mrs. Hedge, Mr. Meyers, and Mr. Hunt. Input Output Pointing out a problem, Mr. Rathje. Hard at work in the computer lab, look at those serious faces!! B eing able to have a conversation without difficulty is Jeanine Bauman ' s goal. The Spanish students of Yale High School feel it ' s a privilege to be able to speak a foreign lan- guage that ' s offered to them by our school system. Speaking the language and learning more about the Spanish customs is the most interesting. As Kathy Tesluck puts it, It won ' t help me with my career, but it will help me to get through college. The Spanish party fiestas take a lot of student participation in or- der to understand the differences in tradition. On looking at the make-believe Spanish center Ms. Sworthwood. Out Of Africa . . Mr. Weirsma takes his class on a trip around the world without leaving Yale. Into the Class M r. Presnell makes the class interesting with his stories. says Jenny Camp- bell. Social Science classes are very important for college bound stu- dents. There are many offered. They consist of American History, World History, World Geography, Current World Affairs, Economics, Government, Psychology, and Sociology. Our teachers for these classes are also very good. They include Mr. Robinson, Mr. Nagy, Mr. Wiersma, Ms. Sworthwood, Mr. Wood, and Ms. Goodall. . . . and right here ' s Michigan ' says Mr. Rutledge. I before E except after C , English teachers tell their students. English is an- other one of those classes that are required for college. It is sometimes a struggle to get through, but the teachers help a great deal and make it fun. Two classes. Speech and Great Books, have been added to our English department this year. Speech helps students create a system of writing and delivering their speech. If you have always wanted to read some of the great writings of history and under- stand them then Great Books is the class for you. The other Eng- lish classes include General Eng- lish 9 and 10, College English 9, 10, 11, and 12. The teachers for these classes are very helpful. They include: Miss Allam, Ms. Bromberger, Mrs. Taylor, Ms. Dean, Mrs. Inlges, and Mrs. Pynnonem. Finally realizing what a noun is sophomore Tim Chicosky Look Its a Noun , No Its a Verb Sophomore Becky Peltier daydreaming about her own Romeo and Juliet. Keeping her hands on the home keys is Sophomore Angie Barr. Other Various Grains. I n office practice students learn a variety of necessary business skills to get a job in the business market. Yale offers a variety of business skilled classes some of them are Typing 1,2,3, Office practice and bookkeeping. They all are skilled teachers Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Wiersma. . . . Space Van Gogh , Picasso and You. S aw, saw, hammer, ham- mer, nail, nail. These are the sounds you hear in shop classes. Industrial art classes include Woods I, II, Metals, Machine Tool, Drafting, and Cabinet Furniture Making. Industrial arts is an area where creativity and practical applica- tions come together for an enjoy- able educational experience. Quotes Mr. Marcetti, he and Mr. W. Smith are the fine teachers in this department. P ictures say a thousand words. Photography is a good opportunity for students who enjoy cameras and taking pictures. It ' s kinda neat cause you learn different ways of taking pictures, using light and texture is inter- esting. quotes Ed Bradley. Also in the fine arts offered at Yale are Yearbook, Art 1,2,3. Mr. Dewey is the fine teacher of these subjects. Watching Tony Brown hard at work is Junior Bob Baxter. Slimming Down I s gym class a blast? You will have to ask Mr. Falter, Ms. Goodall or Mr. Nagy. Stu- dents participate in many different activities such as weightlifting, basketball, volley- ball, and aerobics. Freshman Shannon Wiegand, and Jennifer Roy said they liked archery the best except for the bruises on their arms. Ready, Aim, Fire . . . F oods is the perfect class to take for the student who likes to work in the kitchen and to learn how to cook various foods, whether it be dishes from United States or from different countries, Mrs. Wilier or Miss Carpenter would be willing to lend a helping hand. Also offered in the Economics department is Parenthood, Foods 1,2, Clothing, and Independent Living. Beefing Up Just a little more seasoning and it will be complet- ed. ;o3 O ur administration and support staff works hard all year long to keep out school operat- ing smoothly. They give us help if you feel sick, help us understand rules, prepare schedules, report cards, give us heat on cold day, prepare meals, and most of all of help to get the education we need. Our thanks to Dr. Zuhlke, Mr. Rhykus, Mr. Heimbach, Betty Halsey, Rose Curtis, Mag Sabada, Mrs. Presnell, Mrs. Hulett, Mrs. Campau, Mr. Little, Ms. Thomp- son, the Kitchen Staff and the Custodial Staff. Mr. Rhykus taking care of business. 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CROSWELL SANDUSKY PECK 4 Morrel St. Yale, MI 48097 387-3773 Fine Jewelry 204 Hu ron Avenue Port Huron, Ml. 48060 (313)982 4367 A very special thanks to all the members of the Yearbook Staff for all their hard work. 1987-88 Yearbook Staff Editors-in-Chief Senior Editors Junior Editors Sophomore Editors Freshman Editors Sports Editor Ad Editors Organization Editors Faculty Editors Student-Life Editors Typists Photographers Accountant Foreign Exchange Wendi Taylor Julie Starkweather Jennie Funk Joanne Hachenski Carrie Rapp Julie Roberts Lisa Roy Margaret Webb Karen Thompson Tonia Sharpe Missy Hillis Brett Lester Patty Orrell Steve Teichow Scott Holley Brenda Turner Krystal Meredith Teri Lemon Carrie Foley Joanne Clark Tom Ruedisueli Tim Higgins Jeff Ingles Linda Cletcher Michelle Davis Chris Southard Tracy Huffman Mike Jurcak Brian Dambacher Andre Batz Anne Norris Lene Nedergaard The Commercial and Savings Bank We’re a Locally Owned Community Bank ST. 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