Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

ROEN Target Success was chosen as the book’s theme because we feel everyone has the goal to be successful. Our year started out on a rough note. The mileage failed twice. It then passed about three weeks before school started. This started us on our way to success. The Space Shuttle Discovery went up successfully in September, thirty-two months after the Challenger disaster. It showed that nothing would stop our space program. Success prevails again. COCKTAIL was a smash movie in ‘88, starring Tom Cruise. Freddie made his fourth debut in NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. That zany rabbit, known as Roger Rabbit, had a great ap- pearance along with his wife Jessica, and Eddie in WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT. The colors black and navy blue were hot in clothing along with another fa- vorite, leather. The group Guns and Roses hit it big with “Welcome to the Jungle” and “Sweet Child of Mine”. The sound track from Cocktail was a success with songs like “Don’t Worry Be Happy”, “Hippy Hippy Shake”, and “Kokomo”. We had a real heat wave in the sum- mer with almost 90 and 100 degree weather. We also had very little rainfall. The drought took a toll on everyone. We feel that this will be a year of success for all and we hope that your “Target is Success!” Good Luck. Yearbook Editors, Missy Hillis TABLE OF CONTENTS S What one thing in your life did you • think would be a failure in the beginning t turned out to be a success. A “I grew taller instead of . wider.” PEOPLE 17 , GUCCI n , , A “When I was coaching foot- • ball my team looked terrible in the pre-season. Most didn’t expect them to do well, but they went unde- feated for the season. A “I thought I would be a com- • plete failure at Cross Country. You would be surprised at what you can do if you put your mind to it.” ORGANIZATIONS 71 ACADEMICS 89 A “If you think something is go- • ing to be a failure it probably will be. If you think positive about things you will be more successful.” SPORTS 105 CURRENT NEWS 135 2 This year’s Spirit Week turned out to be a great success. There was a lot of participation, and it got a lot of laughs. The days of Spirit Week in- cluded grub day, opposite sex day, autograph day, dress-up day, and tra- ditional blue and white day. The homecoming game, was in a sense, a big let-down. With just one minute remaining in the game. New Haven scored a touchdown which gave them a two point victory over Yale. It was also a letdown when the Senior and the Student Council floats fell apart. Despite these loses, the beautiful Homecoming Court, consisting of Freshmen, Jeff Mason and Theresa Kelly; Sophomores, Steve Pratt and Beth Knight; Juniors, Matt Brown, Jessie Maxwell, Guy Fisher and Valerie Cowper; Seniors, John Wilt and Stacey McIntyre, Bob Augustyniak and Veronica Drotar, Bill Bevins and Tandy Budzyski; salvaged the spirit of the game. 3 IN) -4 CO CTV XJ S f “ O) m r o o Z 0 O 50 r S t ' l 1 ' Q aNf f ‘ r SK . V Teenagers today can’t live without it!!!!!! With all the responsibilities on today’s teenagers, one can’t get by without a job of some sort. Most High School students are employed at a restaurant of some sort. Many Yale residents work at either A W or C.J.’s. The minimum wage is $3.35, so a student today would get paid about $98.00 for a 40-hour week. With today’s high prices, how are today’s teenagers expected to live in the outside world on their own? They are always trying to keep up with today’s latest fads, fash- ions, music, and cars. 5 2. The Seniors were almost ready to go out into their world when their world fell apart! 3. The Juniors pulled through with a first-place float. 4. The 1988 Homecoming Court. 5. Leading the pack during the Homecoming parade is the Y.H.S. band. WF The tension builds on Krystal Meredith’s and Bob Holley’s faces as Mr. Little directs. A sea of blue and white was visible to all who attended graduation. A smile of excitement, after Tonia Sharpe re- ceives her diploma. THE END FOR THE CLASS OF 1988 IS THE BEGINNING FOR THE CLASS OF 1989!! Receiving her diploma and congratulations from School Board President, Mr. Ostrander is Karen Thompson. Taking one last look, is Dane Campbell. 9 All teenagers have one thing in common, and that is they all want a car. It can be a new car or a used car. But the big issue is money. With all the things teenagers have to do nowa- days, it is very hard to save money. After saving the money and buying the car, the ex- penses still add up. A recent ta- ble showed that owning a car for one year costs up to $2,400. This includes insurance, inter- est on loans, gas, repairs, and a registration and title fee. ] Calories Price Calories, cheap dinner, quick stop, and good food — all of these describe fast food restaurants. We surveyed 286 Yale High School Students; 56% chose the ever popular McDonald’s as their favorite fast foot restaurant. Burger King rated second, and Taco Bell took a close third. Below is a chart of some foods students prefer, the average calories in each and prices of a teenager’s daily intake . . . Breakfast two plain doughnuts 330 .50 one glass orange juice 80 .55 Total 410 $1.05 Lunch Big Mac 570 Lg. Fry 197 Chocolate Shake 383 Total 1150 pinner two slices pizza w pepperoni mushroom 760 lt w� Cuke ]90g Total s 50 1.59 .79 .99 2.40 Q P reslaurant) N. Kristina Adrian. NN. Bean, Kris. Act. PP. J.J., users, two faced people, and portapotties. FP: Maybe get married, have four more kids. WYRM. The time me and L.P. got caught stealing, my best friend L.P., when I almost wrecked B.Y.’s car, and my ju- nior year. N. Don Anderson. NN. Lenny, Donaldo. Act. Varsity Tennis, 4 yrs. Varsi- ty Quiz Bowl, Science Club (6 yrs.), P.A.C.E., N.H.S., School Play. PP. People who fail to use their potential, Harley Davidson, leather jackets, drugs, and alcohol. FP. College, major in Math or politics, marry J.B., and live a full life. WYRM. Times with J.B., the night A.C. and 1 got chased for 45 min. in my hot rod, and all the guys M.W., BA., E.L., J.B., and J.V. N. Michael Keith Arnold. NN. None. Act. None. PP. People who think they ' re better than others. FP. To have a steady job, and get a lot of money. WYRM. Getting pulled over by a cop on my three-wheeler in 1986. N. Timothy Alfred Arnold. NN. Butch the Butcher. Act. Riding the bus to the Skill Center for 45 minutes. PP. Stuck up people. FP. Go to college and make some more money, and move somewhere in Pennsylvania. WYRM. The time I went to Niagara Falls and went minia- ture golfing. I tried to make a hole in one but hit the fence when I saw a girl walking by. N. Angela Atkinson. NN. Angie, Annie, and Angela. Act. Swimming, partying, and cruising Port with friends. PP. People who are stuck on themselves, being late for class, and people telling you what to do. FP. Own business, become rich, and marry the man I love. WYRM. Spending most of my school years with J.L., and all the good times together. My week- ends with S.S., D.C., cruise night, and boat night of 1988. N. Bob Augustyniak. NN. Auggie. Act. 1 yr. of track, 2 yrs J.V. football, 2 yrs. golf. PP. 3 putts, braggers, and burnouts. FP. College and marriage. WYRM. All my friends, the sub- urban, CMU, and golf. N. Ferris Babel. NN. Ferris Buellar, Ferable. Act. Racing 4-Wheelers. PP. Burnouts, people that don’t know how to drive. FP. College, own my own busi- ness. WYRM. When T.B., S.C., and 1 put a blinking light on top of D.J.’s car on Devil ' s Night, and cruising Port with S.C. N. Joseph Andrew Batz. NN. Pretty boy. Act. Speeding, 12 ouncers with M.L. PP. Rumors that aren’t true. Good ol’ Huckle Buck. FP. Become a police officer and put M.L. in prison. WYRM. My drinking buddy Mark, all my tickets I got with my drinking buddy Mark, losing my license, all of my friends. N. Craig Ernest Baxter. NN. Craigy Baby, Butch, Hulk, Handsome. Act. V. Football, Wrestling, Skill Center. PP. Being a straight A Student being so rich. FP. Go to college become a mor- tician. WYRM. Being with all my Hol- lywood buddies B.B. Having all the girls chase ravish me. “Huckle Buck”. Having 250 kids with Jill. S N. Robert Edward Baxter. NN. Boob, “Bax”, Bob. Act. Working, racing the bird. PP. Work, Sunbirds. Bullies, The Bad Guys. FP. College, good job. WYRM. Great times at Yale with my friends. N. John Joseph Bell. NN. Bell. Act. Golf, Tennis. Hockey. PP. A.M. Radios, Stuck up wom- en. FP. College, money. WYRM. All the good times I had at Yale High School and with my friends. N. Jill Kristen Beschoner. NN. Bill, Oreo. Act. 2 yrs. J.V. softball, Spanish club, yearbook. PP. Curfews, busy phones. Ar- mada Center Road. FP. College, travel, successful ca- reer. WYRM. The hayloft and horses with C.F., and I.B.G.’s (E.K., S.M., S.K., B.T.), making it to the Def Leppard Concert, spring break 88, and “Hard Days.” N. William Edward Bevins. NN. Bill, Willy, Barthalamul. Act. 2 yrs. Varsity Football, base- ball, basketball. PP. Sunbirds, waiting, shutouts, rumors, double practices, zits. FP. Go to college, be Mr. Uni- verse, never get married. WYRM. All the girls that dumped me, my locker partner’s B.B. M.L., M+J Herps, my Hollywood buddy C.B. and the football team. N. Terrence L. Bradford. NN. Mr. T, T, Bro. Lavelle, Act. J.V. Varsity Football. J.V. Sc Varsity Basketball. PP. Back stabbers, girls who know they’re good looking, mouthy underclassmen. FP. College, money, family, the usual. WYRM. Time I spent with the 4 musketeers; S.C., J.F. my little bro Sam F. and the fun times with Tina McIntyre. N. Tandy Budzynski. NN. Tan, Tandy Friend. Punky. Act. J.V. and V. Cheerleading. Junior Homecoming Court. PP. Busy phones, twist ties, and people who say I ' m tall. FP. College, marriage??, happi- ness. WYRM. Summer of ’87 with Amy, my junior year. Getting home from A.H.’s at 4 a.m.. and all the good times with Mike and my friends. N. James D. Blackwell. NN. Jamie, Ethie. Act. Tae Kwon Do. Golf. Track. PP. M.W.’s driving, sand traps. No. 8 at Melvin. FP. College, marriage, then move to Ethiopia with my relatives. WYRM. Old Jordan Rd., The man with the Mountain Dew bottle, CMU, The Scavanger Hunt, and most of all my friends M.W., M.M., B.A., J.V., A.C., D.A., and of course, M.K. N. Joan Bricker. NN. Cyrus, Jungle Joan the Wig Woman. Indiana Joan. Act. Science Club, PACE, Quiz Bowl, School Plays, National Honor Society. Chamber Ensem- ble. PP. Mr. Hunt, pantyhose, millages. FP. Go to college, marry Don, become a music professor at a University, travel around the world. WYRM. Trip to D.C. in ' 87, the plays, solo and ensembles. Ferns 400,000 F room, all the girls, all the guys, and Don. N. Brenda S. Campbell. NN. Bcaner, Bren. Act. Student Council 9th grade. Science Club, DECA. PP. Bus rides at 6:00 a.m. FP. Marriage to Keith, happiness and money, college. WYRM. April 12, 1986. all the great times with Keith, The White Snake Concert 88 (Re- member R.L.)! Christmas day- 1987! The crazy times with K.S., R.L., and T.C. and the ones still to come. N. Scott W. Campbell. NN. Scoot, Scooter. Act. Anything that is happening at the time. PP. Car insurance, guardrails. FP. Go overseas in the Army for an Electronics Career. WYRM. All the times good and bad with my friends. The four musketeers T.B., S.F., J.F., and also the times with F.B. N. Tammy Faye Carr. NN. Pumpkin Butt. Act. 2 yrs. J.V. Softball, 2 yrs. Wrestlerettes. PP. C.C., K.T., R.W. FP. 3-30-89 Baby, Marriage to C.R., own house, College. WYRM. Pitt’s, Katie cig. When C.S. (L.L.) getting in trouble, Skippin’ school with C.S., Peck, the robe, D.H. the pizza, R.Y. keg. My best buddies C.S., D.H., M.L. Me C.R., M.L. at fireworks orbitor. Most of all C.R., 6-23- 88, T.C., S.R., 5-14-88, 10-30- 87 — C.S. Mr. Smith’s P.S. class N. Christopher Lawrence Ciesinski. NN. Ski man. Act. Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball. PP. People who don’t give others a chance, Liars, people who drink in school. FP. College, mortician, own business. WYRM. B.P. Drinking Buddy, Christmas Dance with T.B., A.B., and U.T. S.P. all the times we skipped, to all the new friends I made at Yale and the good times. N. Laurie Jean Carless. NN. Lor. Act. Tennis, Equestrian team, 4- H, Nat. Honor Society, Miss Michigan American Co-ed Pageant 1988. PP. People who don’t take the time to care for others. FP. Studying nursing (RN) in college, marrying Steve. WYRM. Meeting Steve, Prom “86”, Shopping excursions with M.G., A.S., and D.C. All the great times with my friends, and especially with Steve. N. Christine Christner. PP. People that think they’re so great. FP. Maybe go to College, make a lot of money. WYRM. Stealing T.C.’s mom’s car and going in the ditch, all the great times partying with T.C., D.B., D.C., LA., and D.B. N. Colleen Rena Ciesinski. NN. Louis, IDDA-BU. Act. Cross country, Spanish Club, Volleyball, Wrestlerette. PP. Port-a-potties, People who don’t wear shoes, (M.L.), Fake people. F.P. College, going to Australia as an Exchange student. WYRM. Jr. Skip day with Ski man and Boones (that hurt), out on Gratiot with D.C., Mr. Motorcycle (Yo Dog!), 11 gr. English class with Boones and T.C., sharing a locker with B.P. and just having fun with good friends. N. JoAnne Lynne Clark. NN. Jo, Jo-Bob, Ringo. Act. Photography, Chamber En- semble, Yearbook, Student Council. PP. Side Road Pit-Stops, Stop lights. Left turn lanes, Busy signals, Ignorant people. FP. College ? Kids ! Marriage. WYRM. Halloween “87”, skip- ping school with B.H., L.N., C.F., F.W. Going to London, (Remember T.S.?), My 17th B- day with C.F., J.B., T.S. Class day “88”, all the dances especial- ly Prom Homecoming, the great parties, and my rowdie friends, 6th hour, M.K., C.Q. N. Jerod Colby. NN. Cheesy. Act. Skill Center PP. Someone calling me by my middle name which only few know. FP. After High School I plan on going to a 2 yr. trade school and become an electronic technician. WYRM. All my great times in choir class! N. Scott Click. NN. Shikester. Act. Hunting and fishing. PP. People that think they ' re bet- ter than others. FP. Have lots of money and get married. WYRM. The time Chad and I almost got arrested. N. Dianna Lee Collins. NN. Di, Dines, Diner. Act. Ensemble, Quiz Bowl, Who ' s Who, PACE, National Honor Society, Spanish Club. Sr. Class Ambassador. PP. Washing dishes. Green Roses. FP. After graduation, I Plan to get my BA Degree then attend University of Michigan’s law school. WYRM: JP’s classes. Ensemble State Competition, but most of all, the great friends I ' ve had at YHS, and all the times we ' ve spent together — Thanks, you ' re the BEST N. Tressa Creamer. NN. Blondie, Snowwhite, Wench, Mash Potatoe. Act. Basketball Maniac. PP. Stuck up people, and people who act like bosses when they don’t know what they ' re doing. FP. Go to college and be married to Dan M. WYRM. Me and Dan’s first date dance all the crazy times at school! All the great times with Mary (B.F.) Sandra, and Bill. N. Allen J. Cronin. NN. Al. Act. Golf, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball. Who ' s Who, National Honor Society. PP. Short people, Michael Jackson, M.S.U., Drafting. FP. Go to Stanford of SCCCC. WYRM. Mountain Dew bottle, C.M.U., Old Jordan Road. D.A. I getting chases. The gang J.V., M.W., M.M., B.A., J.B. N. Michelle Davis. NN. Web Weaver. Act. Who’s Who, student council, cheerleading 9th 10th, school play. PP. People who can’t take a joke, people who get into my business. FP. College, $$, marriage. WYRM. Campbell Street, The El Rancho weekend, the web weavers, red lights in Detroit, when A.B. I went to see B.Q. in Gr and Rapids, all the great times with T.H., D.M., and most of all Tim. N. Tamie Lynn DePelsMaeker. NN. Wammie, Tam, Sis, Act. Freshman cheerleader, Spanish Club. PP. Stick shift cars two faced people. FP. Get a good job maybe set- tle down someday. WYRM. All the great times with my friends C.H., K.S., B.C., T.B. (Mr. T). N. Clint C. DeVooght. NN. Squint, Clintster. Act. Basketball 4 yrs., football 2 yrs. PP. J.W. and his flaming stick act. FP. Move to Saudi Arabia and become a Camel Jockey. Be Mr. Olympia. WYRM. Spring Break ‘88’, all the Emmett Boys T.A., J.D., D.L., J.W., M.W., K.M. Ho Ho Ho. N. John Donnellon. NN. Brillo. Act. Baseball, basketball. PP. Speed bumps. FP. College. WYRM. Being thrown out of the Blazer, C.D. getting hit in the head with the “Flying flaming fog” and Stacey. N. Dave Dortman. NN. Torch, Wavy. Act. Arson, Detention, In-school suspension, Suspension. PP. The Robinson Family. FP. Replace Mr. Robinson as Government teacher at Yale. WYRM. The barn, Mr. Woods 5th hour class my sophomore year. N. Bobbie Shannon Dougherty. NN. Bob, Bud, Chester. Act. Flying, President Pep Club, and Science Club, National Hon- or Society, P.A.C.E. (4 yrs). Cross Country Manager, Quiz Bowl, School plays. PP. People who are grumpy and impolite. FP. Go to college for a M.S. and phD. in Engineering. WYRM. S.C. trips, all the times with the old crowd and the fun times with M.H. J.K., school plays “Arsenic Old Lace” es- pecially. N. Veronica Rose Drotar. NN. Ronnie Rosey, Voo Doo, Ronnie, Sissie. Act. Chamber ensemble. PP. K.T., Busy phones, and boyfriends who are always late to pick you up for dates. FP. College for Social Work. Marriage. WYRM. My sophomore year. V.L. D.N. Swing on the gym curtain with C.F. most of all my years with John B. N. Erik Eide. NN. Red. Act. 2 yrs, J.V. Football 1 yr. V., 2 yrs. V. Basketball. 4 yrs. V. Tennis, Science Club. PP. People who smell like ciga- rette smoke. FP. College, entreprenuership. WYRM. 88 basketball camp at Northwood. N. Brenda Elizabith Evans. NN. Bren, Gladdis. Act. J.V. S.B., J.V. and V. V.B., 10th grade rep., 3 yrs Spanish Club. PP. Party lines, busy signals, two faced people, marvins and pants that are too short. FP. Go to college and have a hap py successful life. WYRM. High speed chases with J.B., the night me, B.H., S.K., and J.B saw the human deer, cheating with B.H. in Smith’s class, and all the long talks with J.B. and especially A.K. N. Lisa Mary Dunsmore. NN. Mona, Lizard, Gumby, Dizzy. Act. None PP. School! Stuck up girls. Peo- ple who think they’re so much better than anybody else. Getting into fights with Mark. FP. Graduate! Move out, get a job, get married to Mark Sugg, Live it up and be happy!! WYRM. When 1 first met Mark in 9th grade. When me, A.W. and M.S. went to the pit and I left my window down and got all muddy, all the special times with Mark. N. James Evanoff. NN. Jim. Act. Going to parties, drinking, working. PP. Jocks, people who don’t know how to drive, people who think they are better than others. FP. Get married to Lisa Morgan, graduate, work. WYRM. All my friends at Y.H.S., L.M., D M., B.H., A.C., D.H., G.F., B.R., D.M., and D.C. N. John Lewis Fields. NN. Johnny, John-John. Act. 9th grade Football, band 10th, 11th, 12th grade. PP. People who think they’re better than everyone else, waiting for people. FP. Getting married to Tammy Arnold. to have a career in welding. WYRM. The time R.G., M.M., T.A., and I went to prom in the limo. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Becky Fishel. NN. Beeker. Act. 4-H horseback riding. PP. Fake people. FP. Go to college for Emp. WYRM. When my car broke down in Port Huron. N. Carrie Lynn Foley. NN. Charlie, Car e Bear. Act. Chamber Ensemble, Spanish Club, Running people over. (B.H.) Swimming Canadian Style!! PP. Telephone poles, toe hair. Sinks!! F.P. Travel Agent, marriage family. WYRM. Sharing a locker all 4 years with J.C. 10th grade yr. Homecoming 87, camping (J.J., C.G.), Cedar Point, the horses (J.B.) The gang, wearing baskets (V.D.) the hayloft (J.B.) and most of all R.P.S. N. Samuel J. Fretenborough. NN. Sam, Sambo, Sammy Baby, Atlas. Act. J.V. Football, 3 years Varsi- ty Football, Weightlifting, wres- tling, JV. Baseball, Freshmen, Basketball. PP. Smart mouthed people, car accidents. FP. Marines, own my own con- struction company. WYRM. The great times with the four musketeers, T.B., S.C., and J.F. N. Charles A. Fleming. NN. Tuna, Chuck, Chuckie. PP. Talking to stuck up women and going to school and work. F.P. Selling car radio’s, and be- ing a truck driver. WYRM. All the good times with B.H., M.B., S.H., J.E., B.R., and B.H. N. Joseph A. Frenette. NN. Crash, Pottsi, Sloth. Act. 3 years football, 3 years basketball, 1 year baseball, 1 year track. PP. Waiting, being late, rumors. FP. Go to a trade school for elec- tronics. WYRM. All the good times with my friends. The four musketeers! S.F., T.B., S.C. N. Takashi Fukuyama. NN. Tak, La Choy. Act. Kendou. PP. Winter. FP. College, go into Japanese Government. WYRM. Crazy Americans (C.B., M.L., L.T.). N. Marcy Lynne Gardner. NN. Mousey, Marc. Act. National Honor Society, Senior Class Secretary. PP. Two faced people and busy phones. FP. Go to college, get married to Mike, and have a family. WYRM. All of the good times with Mike. Going ghost busting after our float meetings our ju- nior year. All of the good times with my friends shopping (espe- cially when I drove.) N. Mark Gardner. NN. Act. Freshmen and J.V. Basket- ball, 1 yr. Varsity Track. 2 yrs. Varsity Football. 1 yr. Rugby. PP. Writing these things. FP. One yr. of college then work construction with my dad. WYRM. Tiger game with M.M., K.B., J.W., J.A., hunting trip with K.B. and J.A. N. Pamela Mae Gibson. NN. Smurf, Pam Bo. Act. None. PP. Waiting. People who think they’re better than others. FP. College, marriage and fam- ily. WYRM. All my great friends and great times at Y.H.S. and 36 + 69 = 5xy remember Carman! N. Robert Angelo Griffin. NN. “The Griff’, Gweedo, Rob. Act. Playing the drums and being with Michelle, cruising with Bob in his hot rod sunbird! PP. Mr. Heimbach’s suspension, 4 6 cylinders, falling off my motor cycle and playing wipe-out on the road. Bobs car. FP. Get married, have kids, work, then die. WYRM. When Matt Huffman, Clark McNulty and I got busted at the Capac football game, my good buddy Bob Baxter, Craig Baxter ' s stupid jokes. N. Brian Harrison. Act. PP. People who think they ' re ■L better than others. FP. Work, make big money. m Y.H.S ■ N. Cheryl Amy Hayes. NN. Cher, Cherie. Act. 1 yr. track, softball. PP. Two faced people. FP. College, marriage. WYRM. All the great times skip- ping with S.J., T.D.. T.L. “All our great times in P.H.” (Re- member guys!) All my friends, most of all Shellv and Missy, T.D., P.S., J.R. N. Scott William Helewski. NN. Goose, Helewski. Scooter, Spaz, Dork. Act. Work, football, cars, hunting. PP. Liars, boring days. Fords, homework, getting colds, back stabbers, dry heaves. FP. Working at Sub-Surface Construction. WYRM. Getting red in the face, all the things me and E.S. done. N. Debra Holsworth. NN. Deb, Debbie, and fruit. Act. Having fun making people laugh and being with Brian. PP. D.C., people who try for oth- ers boyfriends, people who are stuck on themselves. FP. Getting a job. Marry Brian, having kids, having fun and a good life. WYRM. The night I met B.K. and the door, remember C.S., staying at T.C., the pizza, re- member T.C., my two great friends C.S. T.C., all my other friends and most of all Brian. N. Amelia Sue Huston. NN. Amy, Amy butt, Topa, F Aim, Amos. Act. Spanish Club, Student Council, Cheerleading. PP. Working after school. Ru- mors, People who pre-judge. People who don’t let you live anything down. FP. College, money and be hap- py- WYRM. Big Red, Pornographic Letters, Summer of ’87, Sterling Heights, The night we slept in the truck, Motorhomes, Copping on everybody, T.B. monitoring me. Ending up at the “Def Leppard” place, the great times good friends at Y.C.P.H.! N. Darrell Hazzard. NN. Duke. Act. PP. Lousy drivers. FP. WYRM. The door in biology fell off on T.O. N. Melissa Ann Hillis. NN. Missy, Muppet, Mouse (re- member F.W.?), tweedledip, chuckles. Act. 6 yrs. Science Club Secretary, 3 yrs. Pep Club Vice-Pres., 4 yrs. Cross Country Mgr., Co-Editor Year- book. PP. People who think the world revolves around them. FP. College, be a C.P.A., MON- EY, marriage. WYRM. C.C. Camp, Chicago 86’, Homecoming 86’, great times and chats with D.K. (guys, WATER, lofts), B.D., M.K., S.K., C.Q., B.B., S.D., and all the rest, C.M.U. workshop (short tights, J.C.?). N. Heather Hudson. NN. Act. Volleyball, Equestrian Team, 4-H. PP. Things that appear to be what they’re not. FP. Job or college. WYRM. Leaving Memphis dur- ing my Junior Year. u N. Bridget Louise Hyde. NN. Bird, Bridge, Broom. Act. JV. and Varsity Volleyball and Softball, Jr. and Sr. class Vice-President, Student Council. PP. Busy phones, speed bumps, and marvins. FP. College,?? WYRM. The night B.E., J.B., and S.K. almost hit a human deer(S.M.). Cedar Point 88, al- most getting hit by a car( remember C.F.), Swimming Canadian style with E.B., C.F., and T.B. Walking around F.S. with S.K., Class Day 88 all the good times with all of my friends. N. Richard Jones. NN. Rick, Godfather, Jones. Act. Partying, motorcycles. PP. Mr. R., Mr. H., Jocks. FP. Graduate, Party Ride across the country on a Harley. WYRM. The parties, my friends: M.T., M.H., S.E., M.L. N. Dennis M. Johnseck. NN. Den. Act. Making chicken finger liken, cars. PP. Tires that fall off. FP. Build a better V.W. WYRM. Nova’s, sitting in a parking with everyone. N. Britta Junker. NN. Britt, Sonny. Act. PP. People who don’t have an own opinion. FP. Go to University and study tourism or archaeology. WYRM. All my friends in the U.S.A. N. Susan Elizabeth Kasprzyk. NN. Sue, Tree, Kitty, Shiek. Act. Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Spanish Club, Class treasurer 2 yrs. PP. Busy phones, speed bumps. FP. Go to college, get married. WYRM. All the great times with my buddies at Y.H.S. (they know who they are) and especially Norm. N. Todd Kavanagh. NN. Kav, Kavanagh. Act. Freshmen basketball, J.V. baseball. Varsity baseball. PP. Getting up in the morning. FP. College, make lots of money. WYRM. Graduating. N. Eileen Marie Kean. NN. Keaner, Bean. Act. Cheerleading 4 yrs, J.V. Softball, National Honor Society, PACE. PP. Sharp curves. FP. College, Marriage. WYRM. Sophomore year, I.B.G.’s (J.B., S.M., B.T., S.K.) B.T.’s parties, Bryce Road, Prom 88’, my senior year at Y.H.S., all the great times with Roger Wesch. N. Patrick Joseph Kinney. NN. Skinny. Act. 2 yrs. J.V. Sc 2 yrs. V. Foot- ball, Tennis, Who’s Who, sail- boat racing, hunting. PP. Down-ups, Science hall, Hardguys, Stuck ups. FP. Go to college and study engi- neering, be the next Americas Cup Skipper and win it, make lots of money. WYRM. Mr. Nagy ' s laugh, foot- ball, all the great times with Ed M., Bob M. and everyone else, hunting. N. Kelly Keegan. NN. K.K., Keeganza, Keebler, Red. Act. 2 yrs. J.V. basketball, 2 yrs. V. C.C., 4 yrs, V. track, 4 yrs. Chamber Ensemble, 3 yrs. Span- ish Club, 2 yrs. SADD member, 1 yr. president, 3 yrs. Student Council Rep., 1 yr. president. Who’s Who, School play. PP. Curfews, grounding, waiting, busy phones, pace laps! FP. College, successful career, Sc ma rriage. WYRM. J.P.’s Andrew Jackson story. Beach Boys Concert ' 87, Scavenger Hunt 88, all my very good friends and all the great times, and the summer of ' 88. N. Melissa Kocis. NN. Lissa. Act. 1 yr. J.V. Softball, 1 yr. Spanish Club. PP. People who call me Missy, Tony’s driving, pushy people, when you get up to answer the phone and they hang up. FP. Marry Tony, have babies, and live a happy life. WYRM. THE WOOD! Becky in the field, Becky Y. hitting an old man in Worton’s parking lot. The summer of ' 87, remember Beck? Most of all meeting Tony Shaieb, and all the great times with him. N. Michelle Kozlowski. NN. Shell, Sha-Mel. Act. Yearbook. PP. Misunderstanding with good friends, and Monday mornings. FP. Attend Wayne State Univer- sity, and become a High School Teacher. WYRM. Good times with my friends, sitting by Craig Baxter in Yearbook, smashing my car, and Cork Sc Beckett Road party. N. Melanie Marie Kudzia. NN. George, Melancholy, Tweedledork, Elias. Act. Science Club 4 yrs.. Quiz Bowl 4 yrs., Varsity Cross- Country 4 yrs.. Varsity Softball 4 yrs.. Student Council, P.A.C.E. 4 yrs., N.H.S. PP. Bread, Top 40, Golfers, Pace laps, STEREOTYPING!! FP. Raise llamas in Central America. WYRM. Homecoming 86, cruis- ing with V.R.D., Both Floyd Concerts, T.H. ' s party, U of M, Western, Cupcake, Nick, Mr. Hunt, C.C., R.U., Sc D.N. N. Michelle Lynn Kudzia. NN. Shell, Tweedledum, Lorna, Shelly Lynn. Act. Cross Country (4 yrs.), Softball, P.A.C.E., Science Club, Quiz Bowl, National Honor Society. PP. Bread, Pace Laps, Short jokes. The smell of wet running shoes, tall people. FP. Publish a back roads atlas. Own 1,000 pet cows. Recreate Woodstock. WYRM. CC ’85, Bosca Boys, Prom ’88, Softball parties at a Tracy’s and Patty’s, Pink Floyd Concerts, Homecoming ’86 N. Daniel F. LaMay. NN. Boone. Act. 4 yrs. varsity Baseball, 3 yrs. varsity Football, and women. PP. Speed Limits. FP. To become a T.V. Evangelist. WYRM. All the good times with M.P. and friends J.W., J.D., M.W., C.D., S.P., T.A.-Ho-Ho- Ho. N. Victoria Marie LaGosh. NN. Sissie, little Vickie, Tigger. PP. Waiting, ditches. FP. College, get married, have kids. WYRM. D.N., V.R., J.B. Sophomore year, Sandra ' s house, State and Carigan, photography class with T.B., J.M. and M.L., All the fun times with R.S., S.R., K.L., C.M.. M.H., A.S., K.N., VB.T., J.N., and all my other friends. N. James Lappin. NN. Jimbo, Lappass, over Lappin, Lappon, Jim. Act. Band, Skill center, partying. PP. Sitting home, Ford Grenadas, Mondays. FP. Reorganize Led Zeppelin be their drummer. WYRM. All the good times with Angela Atkinson, cruising Port Huron partying with Eric Atkinson my brother Tom Lappin. t rw- N. Tricia LaRowe. NN. Trish, Tiz. Act. F.H.A. 1 yr., F.H.A. presi- dent 2 yrs.. Who’s Who. PP. Liars, snoring, waiting. FP. College, $$, travel and to marry P.S. WYRM. All of the fun time’ with all my friends (R.L., C.C. T.C., P.L., K.B.). All of the parties with P.L., R.D., and P.S., and most of all August 18, 1985. N. Corey Lashbrook. NN. Cork, Corky, Corker. Act. PP. Mr. R. inhaling the mic for announcements, and lunch. FP. To go to work then go to col- lege for wood working. WYRM. Lunch time, and the bell. N. Mark Christopher Lawrence. NN. Mr. Faithful. Act. Hunting, Monica, 12 ouncers with J.B. PP. Liars, rumors, C.B.. good ' ol Hucklebuck. FP. Own my own Chop Shop and become rich off other peo- ple. WYRM. Valentines Night in C.F.’s closet. My drinking Buddy Joe, June 26, 1988, My locker buddies B.B. B.B. and most of all time spent with Monica. N. Edward John Lichota. NN. Edwad, Beanny, Edweirdo, Johnboy. Act. 3 yrs. V. Track. 1 yr. J.V. Track, 1 yr. V. Cross Country, 4- H. PP. Waiting for lunch. Buses. FP. College, have lots of $. WYRM. McDonalds drive thru, scavenger hunt. Junior skip day with the guys. N. Rachael Lynn Liebler. NN. Rocky, Squirrel. Act. Student Council 9th grade, F.H.A. 11th grade, Spending time with Tom. PP. People who stick their noses in other peoples business, Mondays! FP. Marriage to Tom G., Lots of money, most of all happiness. WYRM. August 24, 1987, White Snake Concert 88 (Remember B.C.) all the great times with my friends. Especially 9th grade with Brenda. All the crazy times with B.C., K.S., T.G. and many more to come. W ! N. Marci Lynn Lisek. NN. Mousey Hot Rod. Act. Yearbook Senior yr. partying. PP. Wreckless drivers. FP. Get married, have a good job, be mega rich. WYRM. 10th grade when Mr. Rykhus locked me in the girls restroom for the hour. The sum- mer of ' 88 with T.C. C.R., spending all my time with Red and all my friends. N. Michele Ann Lohr. NN. Shmell. Act. Wrestlerettes 1 yr.. Year- book my Senior yr., Bill. PP. People who judge you and don ' t even know you, liars. FP. Work marriage. WYRM. Summer of “88”, meeting Bill ' s family, having fun with my friends T.S., M.M., R.G., May 27, 1988. and most of all the special moments spent with Bill R. N. Eustolia Macias. NN. Stoll, Pistolas, Burito. Act. None. PP. Fake people, and people who judge others by the way they look instead of how they really are. FP. Work with people, maybe get married have children. WYRM. The very first time 1 drove in Drivers Training (Re- member C.H., C.S.), and all the good times with M.M., M.L., F.M. and all my friends at Y.H.S. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Victoria Macias. NN. Baracuda, Secret Weapon, Hit Women. Act. Being in the “Mafia” also beating people up. PP. Jocks, Girls that whine alot. most of all M.K. L.N. FP. Staying with the Mafia Crew and own a Harley Davidson Motorcycle. WYRM. Me, C.K. K.K. chasing people in Crosswell, Be- ing friends with the Mafia Mem- bers D.T., G.T., L.L., S.B., K.K., C.K. N. Julie Mandeville. NN. Jewel ' s, Jue, Roo. Act. Chamber Ensemble. PP. People who chew their food loud. Freshmen who stand in the middle of the hall talking, dizzy people. FP. Finish school, get an apart- ment with Jody and Tim and keep working. WYRM. Basketball games with B. T. and glueing desks to the floor. Carmen as a Holy Roller. Skipping school with K.K. N.M. and all my friends B.K., C. A., T.B., L.D., A.M., L.K. Remember Guys? N. Michael Alan Mansell NN. Guido, Nitty, Hey You, Fool Act. 4 yrs. Varsity Golf, 2 yrs. Tennis, Hunting, Who ' s Who. Science Club. PP. Smoke filled bathrooms, lockers that don ' t work, Dryden. FP. Go to MTU and become a chemical engineer and make lots of money, become the only golfer to win every ' major tournament twice. WYRM. Cruising Port with Ed, hunting with E.M., W.W., and P.K., and almost getting smashed by 16 guys in West Virginia with Ed, getting stopped by the cops. o N. Ann E. Matthews. NN. Gibralter. Act. P.A.C.E., Science Club, Spanish Club. Chamber Ensem- ble, Who ' s Who. PP. Polyester pantyhose. FP. College, become a financial advisor, be featured in Fortune 500, live on the Riviera, Mar- riage? WYRM. The Heavenly Moon Goddess. P.A.C.E. trips, Kelly. Joan. Karin. Mel, Shell. Don, Joe, MiCr O, the “guys”, Birdwoman, Polyester Queen, etc. N. Diane McDonald NN. Web Weaver, Metallibasher. Act. Who ' s Who, Nat ' l Honors Society, P.A.C.E., drawing col- lages. PP. Liars, hipocrites, gossip, double standards, the morning after. FP. College, Money, Marriage. WYRM. Hatchback ride to Bos- ton, Sweet 16 limo ride, V.A. trip, all the fun times with M.D.. L.M., B.L., T.H., and especially J.J.L.! N. Robert Raymond McIntyre. NN. Bob. Mac, Smitty, Itchy. Act. 1 yr. Freshmen basketball, 2 yrs. J.V. Football, 2 yrs. J.V. Baseball. 2 yrs. V. Football. 2 yrs. V. Baseball, Junior class President. Student council. PP. When things don’t go nghu being wrong, losing. FP. 69 Road Runner, College. Business. WYRM. Muscle cars, all the great times with my friends at Yale High. N. Stacey Sue Mclntrye. NN. Me, Bug, Stac. Act. Basketball, Volleyball, 2 yrs. Softball, 4 yrs. Student council. Sophomore Vice Presi- dent Senior Vice President, Yearbook. PP. Speedbumps, short pants, humid days, Sunday drivers, curfews. FP. College, successful career, travel someday marriage. WYRM. Getting hunted by my friends (Remember Sue, Brenda, Bird, Julie), Spring break 87 88, Def Leppard Concert and all the great times with my friends John. N. Ed Melton. NN. Act. Partying, being tardy for class. PP. Motorcycles broadsiding K cars, people who throw full beers. FP. Make money, settle down LIVE. WYRM. All the times M.J. ' s parents went away, all the trips to Detroit. N. Michelle Marie Mericle. NN. Missy, Shell, Missy Mouse. Act. Wrestleretts 2 yrs.. Year- book, Rob. PP. People who try to steal other peoples boyfriends because they can ' t get their own, C.R. D.S., girls that whine alot. FP. Get a job. College (Maybe), marriage, kids. WYRM. Summer of 87 with M.L. S.C. in Port, being with Rob . S.C. when S.C. got his ticket, September 22, 1987, Ev- ery moment I’ve spend with Rob, and just being with my friends. Esp. M.L. N. Charles Edward Milam. NN. Ed, Widebody, Penguin. Act. 4 yrs. Football. 3 yrs. V. Wrestling, 2 yrs. Tennis, Hunting. PP. Capac Chiefs, cars that don ' t work, lazy people who think they are opressed, running X U mile un- der 90 sec. FP. Attend college and start my own kennel. WYRM. Football games, Mrs. Taylors English Class, O-Tay, The “family” reunion, cruising with Mike, Hunting with the guys, 16 guys going to smash Mike I in West Virginia. N. Pat Miles NN. Radman or Suicide. Act. PP. Extremely fat girls and body odor. FP. Move to California and par- ty till I drop. WYRM. My first skate boarding accident when I trashed my knee, I still have one gnarly scar to remember it by. N. Marc Militello. NN. Marcus. Act. 3 yrs. V. Golf, 2 yrs. V. Ten- nis, Student Council. PP. Sand traps, Math classes. FP. To major in something at some College. WYRM. Old Jordan, the moun- tain dew bottle, golf, C.M.U. day, and all the great times with the gang. N. Dennis L. Morgan. NN. Den. Act. Carpentry. PP. Getting up for school. FP. Get a job live a happy life. WYRM. Going out with A.J.G. and all my friends. N. Brian R. Nason. NN. Bri, Nas, Nissan, Big guy. Act. Freshmen and Senior Foot- ball, Sophomore C.C. Track, hunting, partying with friends, picking up chicks. PP. Homework and longwinded teachers. Underclassmen Sun- day drivers. FP. Basic training A.I.T. my M.O.S. in the Army. Then be- come a pilot. WYRM. Being handcuffed to my bathroom door by R.B., K.H., and D.B. so that I could go to the bathroom. Flying in the Cessna. N. Dan Nearing. NN. Danielson, Karate Kid. Act. Tae Kwon Do, Cruising. PP. Conceited, stuck up, spoiled rich girls. FP. College, Marriage. WYRM. Cruising Port, Skill Center. N. Jerry Nichols. NN. Red. Act. Hunting, drawing, partying. PP. People who think they are better than others. FP. Get a job, stay single and keep partying. WYRM. Doing a 360 in front of the Yale cop shop. All the road and pit parties with my friends. N. Tom Orton. NN. Norton. Act. PP. Teachers who drive foreign cars. FP. Become an engineer for Ford Motor Company. WYRM. N. Jennifer Jo Osmialowski. NN. Osmo, Ozzy, Jenny. Act. JV Volleyball, Equestrian Team, Teacher aide, office aide. PP. X-Girlfriends!!, people who think they are better than you. FP. To be rich, marriage, and to stay with G.F. forever. WYRM. All the crazy times with G.F., A.B., B.W., A.M. The day me A.M. skipped school and went to A.B. house. My Birthday! (Right A.M.?) Prom of 88, all the long talks with S.K. But most of all Greg Falk. N. Scott Painter. NN. Painter Act. Cruising, hunting and everything else. PP. School, car problems, and curfews. FP. Get a business, get rich, get a Ferrari. WYRM. D.N. shooting me with the shotgun. And all of the ad- venturous weekends with D.N., S.H., S.R., M.M., M.J., J.K., R.S., L.E., A.K., J.P., D.Z., and G.N. N. Darlene Mae Palmateer. NN. Shorty, Cutie, Lady Dee, Dar Dar. Act. Softball, 4-H, going out with friends and having fun. PP., Someone scratching a chalkboard with their fingernails and people who think they ' re better than others. FP. College, marriage, lots of Money! WYRM. My Freshmen year with R.M. in 6th hour, M.W. ' s Sur- prise Birthday Party, and all the great times with M.W., R.C., R.S., S.F., and S.P. Mr. Pressnell ' s Skits. N. Sandra Lee Patterson. NN. Runt, Boones, Sweet thing. Act. V. Basketball, partying. PP. Bikers on the side of the road, walking through cobwebs, mental midgets, flies in school. FP. Broadcasting Travel, get married and be happy. WYRM. The “gang” from ‘88 ' , Dodge Park with Skiman and Louise, Hotel nights, partying with the “S.M.C. and “N.F.F.” of St. Clair. N. Francine Elizabeth Palazzolo. NN. Sweetcheeks, Chip, Franswa, Snarfy. Act. 9th JV Basketball, 10th Pep Club, 11th 12th Bible Study. PP. When your driving down the road and someone pulls out in front of you and goes slow. FP. Get married to Jeff Wells, live in Matton, MI, and continue my career as a Medical Recep- tionist. WYRM. All of the “Great times with Jeff Wells, and all of the times with C.Q., K.W., P.W., L.R., B.B.. and B.M.. and all the rest of my friends, P.H., 16012 and 8010, Emmett, Espanol, Yale!?!, Snarfy II N. Sangita Patel. NN. Sandy. Act. Jogging, skiing, skating, reading. PP. When people swear. FP. To become a nurse. WYRM. My first dav in the U.S.A. N. Lisa Renee Pavel. NN. Lisa butt, Lisa Pee, Chip. Act. 9th gr. cheerleading. Class Officer, Spanish Club. PP. Black soot! Rumors. FP. College, money, marriage. WYRM. The 15 mile nature walk, going Up North, A.H. and Big Red! Pathetic J.M. All the great times with my friends, most of all, all the special times with my best friend D.T. N. Carol Ann Peltier. NN. Act. Wrestleretts, Spanish Club. PP. Tardies, busy phones, riding the bus. Alarm clocks! FP. College. WYRM. Going to the Ram ' s Horn with C.Q. and cruising P.H. with P.S. and J.R. and went through a red light, then backed up, and all the good times with D.C., A.S., C.R., A.H., K.K. N N. Laurie Perry. NN. Act. Going out with my friends and having fun! PP. People who think they ' re better, people who say one thing and do the opposite. FP. Maybe go to college, or get married. WYRM. All the long talks I had in my 2nd hour gym class (1987- 88) with J.R. and M.K. and all the good times with all my friends and this past year with M.R. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Cherie Mary Quain. NN. Re. Act. 2 yrs. J.V. Volleyball, 2 yrs. Varsity Volleyball, 1 yr. J.V. Softball, 3 yrs. Varsity Softball, Yearbook. PP. People who try to run your life, waiting, allergies, fly swat- ters, people who call me Sherry. FP. Go to college, be with Steve. WYRM. C.P. (Mustard on her straw, sundae). Marge (Gossip session in softball). M.H.. most of all Steve Huffman. N. Kenneth Clark Reed. NN. Special K, Rico. Act. Hunting, Skill Center, 3 wheelin. PP. Geeks, people who think they’re better than others. FP. College, making lots of mon- ey, partying. WYRM. Sitting in the parking lot with D.J. D.V., listening to S M, getting caught having parties by parents in summer of 88 . % N. Lisa Diane Reid. NN. Lis. Lee. Act. 4 yrs. Varsity Track, 3 yrs. Varsity Cross Country, 4 yrs. Spanish Club. 1 yr. Student Council. PP. Trying your best and someone knocking you down. FP. Running, go to college, be- come succes sful and have a hap- py life. WYRM. The time R.J.U. and I went out — The vemors escapade, M.S.U. camp, all the great peo- ple 1 met, when Mel I went out., and most of all my great friends at Y.H.S. especially R.J.U. , M.L.K., M.M.K., J.C.B.. S.W.H., also the great memo- ries of Track and Cross Country (All-State). N. Joe Rivet. NN. Crash. Act. Partying. PP. Narks. FP. Undecided. WYRM. Getting wasted with B.R. and then terrorizing Port. N. Jeff Roeske N. Janice E. Ruedisueli. NN. Ruder, Janet, Jan. Act. P.E., Skill Center, being a brat. PP. People who write “People who think they ' re better than others” in the yearbook. FP. To get a job, marry Tom and build a house. WYRM. The time P.S. went through a red light and backed up to wait for it to turn green, all the great times with P.S., C.P., L.P., M.K., and C.H. and all the great times with T.T. N. Carman Marie Ryan. NN. Kermit, Charmine, Raque, Wilbur. PP. People who lose things, food in your teeth, twangers, Melissa M. Act. Semi normal. Chamber En- semble, Jr. Class Officer, Senior Class Ambassador. FP. College, my hubby — 2.5 chil- dren, a white picket fence and a dog named Rover, The Big It. WYRM. 11 4 88 S.E.T., Wood- land, all the fun here at Y.H.S., num nug, 36+69= ?, and all the unmentionables. N. Bill Samson. NN. Hip, Burnout. Act. Guitar playing, being a wild crazy guy. PP. Jocks, Preps, Teachers. FT. Cruise Port, party, get rich die. WYRM. The times with my best friend V.L., remember the car? Skill Center rides. N. Penny Sarsfield. NN. Nickel, Coppertop. Act. Skill Center, going out with Dave Sc friends cruisin. PP. Waiting around, busy phones. FP. Marrying Dave, a good life. WVRM. AC DC, White Lion Concert in Texas, going out with J.R., C.P., C.H. N. Jacob J. Schuster. NN. J.J. Act. PP. FP. Armed Forces. WYRM. The People! N. Francie Jean Seaton. NN. Fran. Act. Yearbook. PP. Not being able to make up my mind. FP. Marriage, money Sc try to make a good life for myself. WYRM. Summer of 88’, good times good friends . . . L.S., S.R., S.Z., D.Z., L.S.’s smiles what they could lead to. N. Melissa Siekierski. NN. Missy, Liss. Act. Teacher’s Aid. PP. Rumors, and people who lie. FP. After High School go to Col- lege, and then get a good job. WYRM. My Junior year, and all the fun times at Y.H.S. with my friends. N. Tammy Jo Smith. NN. Sammy Jo, Sam. Act. Wind Ensemble, writing letters. PP. Moving. FP. College. WYRM. Laughs with Shell Lohr and football with Matt Dugas. N. Dennis Jay Snider. NN. Corkey. Act. Football. PP. No days off for deer hunting. F.P. Join the Army. WYRM. The good times with Ed and Pat. p N. Christine Susan Southard. NN. Act. Yearbook, partying. PP. People who give you dirty looks, C.C. FP. Move away from Yale, get married maybe. WYRM. The horse buggy on Graham Rd. G.Y. and M.K. wrestling, Katie and the ciga- rette, Prom 1988, Part time Chippendale dancers C.M. D.V., the door, remember D.H., all the fun times with D.H., M.L., T.C., L.P. and also B.R. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Wendy Stamper. NN. Winnipoo. Act. Swimming horseback rid- ing. PP. People who think they’re better than others. FP. Go to college and become a Social Worker. WYRM. The night Becky and I went to Port Huron and the car broke down. N. Dawn Marie Stanko. NN. Marie, Stankey, turtle. Act. 2 yrs. Skill Center. PP. Crowded Hallways, stuck-up people. FP. Go to College, get married. have kids after the age of 21. WYRM. Cruising Port Huron with C.R., teaching C.R. to drive a 4 speed, and guardrails in Marysville. N. Richard Stephens. NN. Act. PP. Back stabbers. FP. College or trade school. WYRM. The night J.G. and I went to the city when his mom went to the Bob Scgar Concert. N. Karrie Super. NN. Act. Being the best friend 1 know how to be to my friends and John, being the best friend and mom 1 know how to my little girl April. PP. Skill center rides, and people who take advantage of you. FP. Get a job, maybe college, get married to J.W. WYRM. The start of 10th grade and all the super great times with John and April. E N. Jason Lee Sutphen. NN. Jay. Act. Skill Center. PP. School, bus rides, getting up at 5:00 am. FP. Get a good job. WYRM. My senior year. N. Amy Louise Szyska. NN. Amis, Nyrobi, Aim. Act. Science Club, P.A.C.E., Pep Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Tennis. PP. Busy phones. The engulfing smog in the bathroom. FP. College, Career. WYRM. All of the fun and great times with L.C., D.C., M.W., M.G., C.P., K.W., and the Class of ’89. N. Sarah Colleen Tice. NN. Act. S.A.D.D., Tennis, Basket- ball, Cheerleading, P.A.C.E., Na- tional Honor Society. PP. Smokey Bathrooms. FP. College, marriage. WYRM. Hard days, 1st St. Railroad Tracks, and especially all the special times with Jeffrey. N. Kimberli Ann Towell. NN. Kitten, snugglebunny, babe. Act. Track, F.H.A., Chamber En- semble. PP. Drunk drivers, .and low life burnouts. FP. Marriage, singing profes- sionally. WYRM. When I was in the acci- dent and M.T. stayed with me all night in the emergency room, my best friends, M.T., R.R., F.P., S.P., and K.M. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE N. Benjamin T. Thompson. NN. Ben. Act. Chasing skirts, crashing cars, working on cars. PP. Soup spoons, ditches. Coun- ty State Cops. FP. Get a job or service to get serious about life. WYRM. Cracking up my Escort in Beard ' s Hills, V.L., F.P., S.R., and screwing off. N. Kevin Andrew Towell. NN. KAT. Act. Football, Track, 11th grade Student Council, fighting, getting in trouble. PP. Stuck up little snobs who need a good lesson about life. Smart mouth Freshmen, long haired hippy freaks. FP. Get married and raise a small comfortable family, make lots of money. WYRM. Boot camp I and II, my Junior year and my Senior “(Years)”, all the great times in the past years with W.A. N. Lyle Trexler. NN. L.T. Act. Party. PP. School, people who think they are better than others. Cops. Chevy’s. FP. Work, Party, maybe mar- riage. WYRM. First day of my senior yr. with M.L., J.B., E.M., T.F., C.J., J.M., partying with M.B., the night M.B. and I partied (he went to the hospital.) N. Dirk TrieglafT. NN. Dirkie, Kjrk, Blondie. Act. Playing the organ, tennis, and golf. Dancing. PP. Rumors, secrets, people who make commitments and break them. FP. To be happy in the world. Don’t Worry Be Happy. WYRM. Living in the U.S.A. N. Rochelle J. Upleger. NN. Ro, Ducky. Roxanne. Act. 4 yrs. Varsity Cross Country, 4 yrs. Varsity Track, 2 yrs. Spanish Club, 1 yr. “Bug Club”. PP. Pace laps, milk cartons opened all the way. People who won’t give you a chance and let you know it without saying any- thing. FP. Probably the usual of college, marriage, family, or maybe spend the next four year running and run in the agony of defeat (Olympics). WYRM. “The Double Date’’, My 2 week stay at Michigan State, Summer of “88”, being BFs with L.D.R.. and my long lasting friends M.K., M.K. N. Douglas Scott Vargo. NN. Voug, Doug. Act. Maken Chicken finger licken. Motto cross. Hunting, Fishing Cars. PP. Braggers, flipped cars, flat tires, oil leaks, gas prices. FP. Go to Trade School, invest in Realestate, and live a prosperous life. WYRM. Winter of 87 during a snow storm remember K.W. Having my jaws broke in the summer of 88 and trying to talk and eat. N. Brenda Kay Turner. NN. Bena, Bopper. Ducky. Act. Class officers, Student Council, Chamber Ensemble, Basketball 3 yrs.. Track 1 yr. PP. Mornings!!! Cleaning my bedroom. FP. Marriage, College, (SC4), family. WYRM. Accidents in Summer of ’87, Easter Parties, Homecom- ings and Proms, T-Ping (B-Ball Camp), driving illegally with (M.P.), all the laughs and memo- rable times with all my friends, especially S.M., S.K., E.K., and M.P. and the special moments with D.E.H. N. Joseph William Vandenbossche. NN. Joe, Joe Van. Act. 2 years Baseball, 4 years Basketball. 2 years Golf, 2 years Tennis. PP. People who drink to be ac- cepted Alf. FP. Go to College, make a million first year out of college, try to stay single. WYRM. All the good times with A. C., M.W., M.M., P.B., J.B., B. A. especially old Jordan, Memphis Football Game, C. M.U. Da y, going rafting with Matt Wesley. N. Scott R. Vesper. NN. Scooter. Act. Spanish Club, Science Club, Tennis. PP. People who stop and talk in the middle of the hall. FP. Go into the Air Force and be an airplane piolet. WYRM. All my friends, Mr. Smith’s Honors Chemistry class, Working at Burger King. N. Amber Walgrave. NN. Am, Fly, Ami. Act. Skill Center, socializing. PP. Mondays, rules, school, sitting home. FP. College, job, money. WYRM. Skill center bus rides with B.B., A.A., L.D., J.L., C.S., Good times with L.D. M.S., going to Econo Lodge with the gang— B.B., B.B., J.L., A.A., E.A., K.L., J.B. N. Kevin Walters. NN. Kev, Kevy. Act. Tennis, P.A.C.E., Science Club, Quiz Bowl. PP. Speed limits, Yale water, unbreathable air in the bath- rooms, work. FP. Attend Michigan Tech, be- come a Mechanical Engineer. WYRM. Locker combination, getting a speeding ticket on the way to the mall, summer vaca- tion. N. Karin A. Weeks. NN. Tupelow, Blondie, Tweedle dizz. Act. National Honor Society, P.A.C.E., Science Club. PP. Worksheets, yellow lights. FP. College to be an Elementary School Teacher, a happy mar- riage with children. WYRM. Rolling my charger, meeting V.E.W. at B.C.C., wild times with Ann, Joan, Mel, Shell, Amy, and Francine. N. Matthew Wesely. NN. Wes, Gator, Weasel, Pea- nut. Act. Golf 4 years. Varsity 3 years. Varsity Tennis 2 years. PP. People who brag, people who have severe superiority complex. FP. Study Pharmacy at Ferris State University. WYRM. All the golf seasons. The Mountain Dew bottle, rafting with J.V., 1987 C.M.U. Day, scavenger hunts, and the best times with best friends. N. Cheryl Ann White. NN. Poodle, Cher. Act. 1 year J.V. Softball, 1 year Wrestlerettes, Chamber Ensem- ble. PP. When everyone thinks they are better than everybody else, when your friends take your boyfriends so your boyfriend cheats on you. FP. Go to College, marry Charlie, get a good job, and spend the rest of my life with Charlie May. WYRM. All the good times with Charlie May, Prom “88”, with Charlie May, R.W., J.S., all the times we skipped with C.M., R.W., T.B., all my great friends especially L.N., P.G. L a N. Michelle Lynn Wilder. NN. Shell, Mitchell, Shelley. Act. Freshmen cheerleading, J.V. cheerleading. Varsity cheerlead- ing, Spanish Club. PP. People who talk behind your back. FP. College. WYRM. All the great times with all my friends. N. Michael Thomas Williams. NN. Otter. Act. Football, Basketball, Base- ball, N.H.S., Who’s Who, Boys State. PP. Sprained ankles, people who think Elvis is dead. FP. College, Comer the Stock Market, live comfortably. WYRM. Sophomore year, Silverdome ' 86, J.D.’s “Call of the Wild,” Taco nights. Wrestle Mania 11, All the times with T.B. N. John Kennedy Wilt. NN. Johnny. Act. Basketball, Football. PP. Two faced people. FP. Become a Monk or Nursery School Teacher. WYRM. My friends D.L., J.D., M.W., C.D., J.M., T.A., D.R., and everyone else. All the girls, games, and parties, most of all Kathy Scheible. N. Michelle Rene Zienkiewicz. NN. Shellie, stuck-up, Shrellie. Act. Cheerleading, yearbook, cruising, senior year, Boec. PP. Friends who don’t keep secrets, stuck-ups. people like T.V., L.P., K.L., B.B., C.S., no smoking areas. FP. Go to college, get a job, get married, have seven kids. WYRM. The summer of ’88 at the beach with F.S., moving out here in ’86, the good times with M. LaFave, F.S., D.Z., T.C., D.M., L.S. Think I should hop up there and show them how it ' s done? Says Matt Wesley to Marc Militello. Bringing home the bacon and frying it up in a pan is Cheryl White and Diane McDonald. Showing wonder twins power deactivating are Melanie and Michelle Kudzia. SPECIAL TIMES AND SPECIAL PLACES SPECIAL FRIENDS TOGETHER, THE MOMENTS PASS SO QUICKLY BUT THE MEMORIES LAST FOREVER . . . Are you sure you’re right? Says John Donnellon to Mr. Rathje. 45 Hi! I’m Vicki Armstrong, and I’m the president of the Ju- nior Class. The other officers are Matt Brown. Vice Presi- ent; Dawn Hamden, Secretary; and Terese Haley, Treasur- is year is going to be terrific! I hope each person gets the spirit of school, and I hope the class of 1990 get the spirit also. Every one is going to have to do his or her part in order for all of us to have a successful year. For fund raisers, we ' re sponsoring a dance in the spring. We’re hoping for a great turn-out. I’m sure of a great future for the class of 1990! Hope every- one has a Sincerely, Vicki Armstrong Junior Class President Michelle Aldis Delores Andaluz Tracy Armstrong Vicki Armstrong Brent Arnold Cherie Atkinson Mike Bahr Teresa Barnes Angela Barr Terri Bauer Terry F. Bauer Jayson Beadle Rob Beatty Kim Bedy Jim Bertram Steve Bially Tammy Borgacz Marci Bosman Julie Boughner Tricia Brandon Philip Brdak Cherie Brooks Matt Brown Tammy Brown Tjwana Campagne Dale Chambers Jerry Chambers John Chambers Tim Chicosky Dan Childers Cathy Ciaramitaro Joy Clark John Collins Michael Collins David Connell Brian Connelly Valerie Cowper Earl Creamer Kathy Creutz Renee Cutler Kirk Danielkiewicz Lisa Demar Elizabeth Dumka Linda Dwyer Tracy Edgerton Susan Elias Louise Fields Guy Fisher Robert Fretenborough Gary Fuller Jess Gaddis Stacy GcrsdorfT Tim Gleason Finding Government class very amusing are Melissa Morency and Lisa Norris. Judith Greenia Joe Greer David Hadrich Terese Haley Nicole Hvizdos Margaret Hyde Christine Jackson Jenny Jasmer Susan Jefts Susan Kraft Eugene Lafave Paula Larowe Daniel Larson John Lawson NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Kerry Martel Richard Martin Jessica Maxwell NO Charles May PICTURE AVAILABLE ® - r % Jerry McClelland NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Larry McClelland Mike McClelland Angela McDonald Nancy McIntyre Robyn Mclvor Jodie Middleton Mike Moran Melissa Morency Jason Morin Tom Muller Tony Murray Kelly Nelson Lonnie Nelson Lisa Norris Clint Nowicki Amanda O’Hair Becky Peltier Danelle Pemberton Mark Pemberton Douglas Pooley r Scott Porrett Patty Preston Tammy Puchlak Eric Rapp Curt Rapson ■ Sheila Raska Sue Ray m r tk Carrie Reid Bill Ripenbark Messing with the right stuff: Coca-Cola Classic and Jon Bon Jovi are Tammy Brown and Paula LaRowe. Jennifer Ruedisueli Wendy Russell Chris Samson Shannon Schavillie Joe Scheible James Stevens John Strenk Jeremy Taylor Kathy Tesluck Monique Toton Tina Vermeulen Randy Vesper Tim Vincent Tom Vincent Brenda Vossin Pat Webb Tim Weindl Kim Welsh Rhonda Whitcher Karen White 53 Posing for the picture are Tom Vincent and Mark Snyder. Listening to Mr. Falter’s helpful advice are Scott Porrett, Mike McClelland, and Takashi Fukuyama. B Chatting on the phone between classes Taking a break from taking notes is Mike Collins. Getting a little help from his friend. Matt Brown, is Randy Vesper. The sophomore class officers this year are President, Kelly We thank all the people who participated in these proj ects Beschoner; Vice President, Beth Knight; Secretary, Kathy this year. We hope we have more successful projects in | Maplethorpe; Treasurer, Sonya Kippen; and Class Advisor, years to come. | Ms. Lichota. We’ve had many class projects this year and have done very well on them. We put a lot of work float this year and took second place. We also sold calendars and were very successful. re President, y Beschoner Scott Albany Leihla Arnett Shawn Arnold Tammy Arnold Anne Augustyniak Kristina Barenbrugge Todd Bark David Barr John Bartley Amy Bebensee Julie Bechtell Douglas Benoitt Jayane Bertram Kelly Beschoner Jenny Bieber V- PM Theresa Burgess Jennifer Campbell Kevin Campbell Reta Carless Debbie Christner Dave Barr is taking “notes” in Mr. Meyers ' Geometry Class. Joseph Cowan DeJay Crawford Laura Crawford r - Michele Curry Phillip Deanda Chance Debuf i m k m k Eric Delor Junior Depelsmaeker Scott Doughty Mamey Dugas Jamie Duncan Joelynn Edgerton Anna Eide Tony Elsey 57 Kelly Fischer Robert Fisher Lanette Flagler Jeanette Foley Bruce Francek Laura Funk Amy Gardella Denise Gibson Jenny Goulding Jennifer Graves Rhonda Gutt Heather Halligan Cheryl Hansen Brian Harnden Linda Harvey Hard at work is Mr. Denny’s Consumer Math Class. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Randy Helewski Teresa Hennigan Tim Holsworth Sherie Hudson Angela Jawors James Johnson Larry Johnson Michael Jones Michael Jowan Primus Kadarian ■ Teri Kavanagh t Kristina Kelley James Kennedy Cindy Kinney Greg Kinney Sonya Kippen Beth Knight George Koch Wendy Koper Mike Kozlowski t , m I Jennifer Kraft Laura Kreiner Heather Kretschmann Steven Kristick Antonina Kudzia Ronnie Kukuk Kimberly Kurtz Chris LaMay Karyl Lappin Carrie Lay Eric Liebler Felipe Macias William Manns Katherine Maplethorpe Kimberly Marshall Stephanie Matthews Julie Maxwell Bryan McAlkich Robert McPhail Amy McIntyre Tina McIntyre Michael Meddaugh Jamie Meikle Marjorie Milam Gina Militello V v Thomas Mills Allison Montgomery Richard Morency Jason Morgan Lisa Morgan Laura Crawford thinks, “Dangling partici- ples are amazing things.” Becky Mrazek Stuart Munro Melissa Mynes David Neahusan Charles Nichols Chris Nichols Jonathon Nichols Kevin Nikel Pat O’Malley John Ogden James Osmialowski Jeremy Palmateer Jerome Parker Jody Peabody Charlotte Pooley Matthew Rapley Sibyl Reinholz Kimberly Richert Daniel Rivet Patricia Roeske Ruth Romska Jennifer Roy Martin Ryan, Jr. Tina Ryan Sheryl Schemansky Candisa Schroeder Daniel Scourtes David Seaton Thomas Sharpe Michael Siekierski apt f V i V Donna Sigle Bret Smith Robert Smith Paul Spaven Virginia Staples £Hi Vi i “V 4r % Photo Not Available Renee Super Joseph Szczepkowski Todd Szyska Shane Tesluck Jennifer Thompson Ron Thorman Arthur True Jennifer Turner Glynn Ulbrich Chad Upleger Regina Wagner Paul Wampler Tony Ward Jennifer Warner Jeanne Watson Daniel Welsh William Welsh Stephanie Wesley Stacey Weston ICristie White LeeAnn White Shannon Wiegand Monica Wuerges Fred Yeashevich Paula Zochowski I Treasurer, Carly Hi. my name is Dawn Girten, this year ' s Freshmen Class esident. The other officers this year are Vice President, I landa May; Secretary, Julie Butler. | Suchin. Smm Our first big project this year was building our homecom- ing float. With the support of many other students and the help from our class advisors (Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Wood), I’m proud to say the freshmen class placed third. It was a lot we fully, we will make a lot of money so that the next thre years of high school will be as much fun as this year has bee so far. Finally. 1 would like to thank all of the upperclassmen fo giving the freshmen class a warm welcome into the hig school. I would also like to say “Good luck.” and enjoy you following years at Yale High School! of fun, and we are looking forward to doing it again next year. Our next project this year will be a magazine sale. Hope- Freshmen Class President, Dawn Girten Heather Betz Lisa Blaszczyk James Bowen Laura Bricker Ben Bums Christopher Bums Julie Butler Tiffany Campagne Marcus Campbell, Jr. Kenneth Campbell v — P ' 1 Neil Campbell Stacy Caughel Christopher Chandler Beth Chiesa Christopher Dams Joey DeGrammont Hope DePelsMaeker Suzanne DeRosia Shelly Doughty Chris Dwyer Jeff Edgerton Kevin Erickson Shelley Fleming Jon Fogarty Shawn Francek Michelle Fuller Jason Gaddis Sarah Gindelsperger Sam Gingiloski Dawn Girten Karen Gleason Eddie Goold Raina Grifith Christy Grove Steven Hadrich Amy Harms Mark Harnden Louis Hartman Michael Henry NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Melanie Johnson Tonya Kavanagh Brian Keegan Teresa Kelly Jessica Kern Amy Kerr Joshua Keyworth Jenny Kilbourn Richard Kippen Rachel Kocis Ernie Kolman Kevin Kovach Eric Kovatch Jamie Krosnicki Jeffrey Kruger Amanda Kukuk Sarah LaGore Casie Lay Bob Lester Dawn Lindeman Chad Lossing Stephanie Macey Jerry Manns JefT Mason Amanda May Mark McPhail Andrea McCormick Erin McNulty Steve Meredith Johnathan Miller Erik Montgomery James Moran Adam Munro Louise Muxlow Michele Nabozny William Nelson Angel Ospalski James Ostrander Sam Pelione Allen Perry Nicole Petito David Petrowske Jeff Pohlman Sara Porada Chris Potrykus NO PICTURE AVAILABLE David Powell Luke Rapley John Rapson Greg Roeske Maria Ryder Michelle Sharpe Brandie Shell Jennifer Silorey April Simmons Michelle Simmons Scott Stiles Carly Suchin Jesse Taylor Trevor Thomer Brenda Tirmko Carl Trupp Casandra Ulbrich Becky Upleger Bobbie Viegelahn Nancy Vossen — Elizabeth Wagner Tammy Walker Kevin Walter Michael Webb Steve Wendt NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Angela W ' hite Rodney Wicgand Meredeth Wilber Mathew Williams Christian Winans Dennis W inchell Wayne Wisner “Y-A-L-E!” 5ih row: Shellie Robinson. Kathy Maplethorpe. 4th row: Nancy McIntyre. Laura Funk. 3rd row: Jeanne Watson, Margie Milam, Melissa Morency. 2nd row: Missy Hillis Front row: Bobbie Dougherty. The Pep Club is an organization to give those teams that don’t have cheerleaders, support. The members of the Pep Club make the team’s pep notes and posters. The Pep Club is also painting a sign for the front hall to increase school spirit. Another project is to possibly replace the banners in the gym. We would like to thank the Pep Club for the school spirit they have shown. “WOOF-WOOF” What’s the worst job at a home game? Try being in a hot gym while being in a bulldog costume. You have sweat pouring down you, you’re dying of heat. Only these dedicated Bulldog pack members would do this. They wear these costumes at home games and pep assemblies. They help bring out school spirit. Back Row: Tina Ryan, Cheryl Hansen, Julie Boughner, Angie Barr. Front Row: Margie Milam, Laura Funk, Kelly Keegan, Carrie Foley, Sandra Patterson. 72 “WE THE PEOPLE” Working out the details are Matt Brown, Eric Rapp, Guy Fisher, and Sue Kasprzyk. Preparing for Winter Homecoming is the Decorating Committee consisting of Paul Spaven, Bridget Hyde, Heather Kretschmann, Stephanie Wesley, Brenda Turner, and Kelly Beschoner. Sincerely, Kelly Keegan 4TH ROW: Carly Suchin, Dawn Girten, Amanda May, Matt Brown, Terese Haley, Vicki Armstrong, Eric Rapp, Heather Kretschmann. 3rd Row: Julie Butler, Dianna Collins, Amy Huslon, Marcy Gardner, Stacey McIntyre, Sue Kasprzyk, Stephanie Wesley. 2nd Row: Sonya Kippen, Beth Knight, Kelly Beschoner, Julie Bell. Dawn Harnden, Paul Spaven, Bob McIntyre. Front Row: Brenda Turner, Lee Ann White, Kelly Keegan, Marc Militello. JoAnne Clark. We have many activities planned for this year. We are off to a great start with the success of homecom- ing, the blood drive and the canned food drive. During the next few months we are arranging for a Foreign Exchange Students Day with the neighboring school districts, a fashion show, a winter homecoming, another blood drive and possibly a talent show! We certainly like to keep busy! Yearbook is not all fun and games. It takes a lot of time, patience and hard work. You learn to work as a team, or nothing gets accomplished. Yearbook class teaches you journalism skills such as writing, layouts, and photos. We hope you enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed putting it together! “MR. DEWEY . . . HELP!” 4th row: Michelle Mericle, Michele Lohr, Marci Lisek. Francie Seaton, Shellie Zienkiewicz. 3rd row: Chris Southard, Jessica Maxwell, Margaret Hyde, Dawn Hamden, Jill Beschoner. 2nd row: Craig Baxter, Michelle Kozlowski, Cherie Quain, Stacey McIntyre. 1st row: Missy Hillis, JoAnne Gark. Making Final decisions on the yearbook is one of the jobs of Co- Putting together cohesive copy are Michelle Mericle and Michele Lohr. editors. Missy Hillis and JoAnne Clark. 74 Heading the Spanish Club are Stephanie Wes- ley, Angie Barr, and Carrie Foley. ESPANOL ANYONE? Hola del club de Espanol! Me llamo Carrie Foley and soy presidente del club de Espanol. Las otras oficiales son Angie Barr, vice presidente, Marji Milam, tesorera, y Stephanie Wesley, secretaria. Hi from the Spanish Club! My name is Carrie Foley. I’m the presi- dent of the Spanish Club. The other officers are Angie Barr, vice presi- dent, Marji Milam, treasurer, and Stephanie Wesley, secretary. In the Spanish Club we always have some- thing going on. In October we spon- sored a “Costume Dance.” Through out the year we plan food fiestas at which we have a foreign meal and all meet in the home economics room and prepare it. Muy Sabrosa!! (Tastes great!) We also sell M M’s, Love O’ grams, Just Because O’grams, and in the spring we have a car wash. The money we raise is used to buy sweatshirts and at the end of the year we eat at a Spanish Restaurant. Adios Amigos! Carrie Foley 6th row: Jamie Meikle, Dave Petrowski, Matt Williams, Jerry Parker, Bob Lester, Luke Rapley, Felipe Macias, Jess Gaddis, Sara Porada, Mark Hamden. 5th row: Laura Kreiner, Kathy Maplethorpe, Phillip Deanda, Randy Vesper, Jeff Edgerton. Scott Vesper. 4th row: Beth Knight, Amy Bebensee, Jennifer Graves, Christy Grove, Stacey Weston, Amy Szyska, Sue Kasprzyk, Joy Clark, Angie Jawors, Vicki Armstrong, Tracy Armstrong, Lisa Norris, Danelle Pemberton, Renee Cutler. 3rd row: Amy Kerr, Louise Muxlow, Britta Junker, Nancy McIntyre, Casandra Ulbrich, Becky Upleger, Jenny Kilboum, Kristi Schneider, Theresa Burgess. Kris Kelly, Shelly Robinson, Jolaine Williams. 2nd row: Kathie Tesluck, Dawn Hamden. Jen- ny Turner, Amy Gardella, Lisa Morgan, Ginni Staples, Heather Halligan, Michelle Fuller, Wendy Stamper, Jill Beschoner, Jessie Maxwell, Colleen Ciesinski, Dianna Collins, Michelle Wilder. 1st row: Ms. Sworthwood, Maiji Milam, Steph- anie Wesley, Carrie Foley. “CHECK THOSE PAPERS!” Teachers’ aides are a valuable source to teachers. They do a wide variety of work, such as checking papers, xeroxing, and running errands. A student can only become a teacher’s aide if he or she is a senior, and he or she only receives half a credit instead of the normal, one cred- it. Without these students’ help, the teachers wouldn’t be able to give as much of their time to students. Reading a World History student’s answer to a question makes Bob McIntyre grin. 1 fa 7 M 1 r IH f ( A TjJ 5th row: Shellie Zienkiewcz, Tammy Smith, Michele Lohr, Darrell Hazzard, Corey Lashbrook, Ben Thompson, Sue Kasprzyk. 4th row: Louise Fields. Melissa Kocis, Marci Lisek, Debbie Holsworth, Julie Mandeville, Tandy Budzynski, Brenda Evans. 3rd row: Joe Batz, Craig Baxter, Terry Bradford, Ferris Babel, Caro l Peltier, Laurie Perry. 2nd row: Jenny Osmialowski, Lisa Pavel. Amy Huston, Marc Miletello, Don Anderson, Mike Mansell, Bob McIntyre. 1st row: Mark Gardner, Rachael Liebler, Brenda Campbell, Karin Weeks, Kim Towell, Marcy Gardner, Carrie Foley, JoAnne Clark. Kicked back and working hard is Marc Militello, Mr. Woods teacher’s aide. Foods teacher and FHA advisor, Mrs. Wilier smiles for the camera. “DO THESE LOOK LIKE THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA?” FHA started off the year by having “Give a Family a Thanksgiving Dinner” project. The members all donated money or food to give the needy families of Yale a Thanksgiving dinner. Next, they wanted to do a similar project for Christmas. The members will give money to purchase a gift for dinner at the Olympic Flame. They also want to do a toy and clothing drive for Christmas. Then they want to have “Adopt A Teacher”, “Adopt a Grandparent”, and “Adopt a Child Over- seas.” Each club member will secretly choose a teacher and give them gifts and cards for the holidays. The member will also choose a grandparent from the Medilodge of Yale and send them cards on holidays and on their birthday. They will choose a needy child overseas and send them clothes, toys or money to help them. FHA would also like to hold a school assembly and have a “Career Week” where they invite someone in a home economic career to come to the school and talk about their career. They also went to Meadowbrook Hall for the Christmas walk on November 30th. 5th row: Karen White, Becky Peltier, Sandra Patterson, Chris Ciesinski. 4th row: Linda Dwyer, Brandy Shell, Becky Yost, Kristina Adrian, Shelia Raska, Michelle Aldis. 3rd row: Wendy Stamper, Becky Fishel, Wendy Koper, Marci Lisek, Debbie Holsworth, Rachael Liebler. 2nd row: Cheryl White, Tamie DePelsMaeker, Jenni- fer Ruedisueli, LeeAnn White, Kim Towell, Gina Militello, Monica Wuerges, Laura Funk. 1st row: Carol Peltier, Eustolia Macias, Christi Christner, Kim Bedy, Paula LaRowe, Tammy Brown, Tricia LaRowe. SCIENTISTS “WILL ANY OF THESE STUDENTS BE THE NEXT EINSTEIN?” Science Club has been going for 19 years. It provides students 7 — 12 with an opportu- nity to learn science not taught in class. It’s an opportunity to use scientific equipment themselves. They hold meetings once a week. They are planning a trip to Chicago at the end of Spring Break to tour the museums. Officers are Bobbie Dougherty — president; Danielle Francek — vice president; Missy Hillis — secretary; Paul Spaven — treasurer; and Mr. Hunt — advisor. E = MC 2 4th row: Mr. Hunt, Mike Mansell, Ed Milam, Todd Szyska, Ann Matthews. 3rd row: Kathy Maplethorpe, Eric Eide, Scott Vesper, Jeanne Watson, Laura Bricker, Margie Milam. 2nd Row: Laura Kreiner, Amy Bebensee, Amy Graves, Don Anderson, Joan Bricker, Shell Kudzia, Amy Szyska, Karin Weeks. 1st row: Britta Junker, Missy Hillis, Bobbie Dougherty, Paul Spaven, Mel Kudzia, Felipe Macias, Matt Wil- liams. Above: 4th row: Delores Andaluz, Lisa Norris, Vicki Armstrong, Tom Vincent, Tracy Armstrong, Eric Rapp, Tony Ward, Mark Hamden. 3rd row: Jim Bowman, Shawn Francek, Sybil Reinholz, Jenny Graves, Amy Bebensee, Kathy Maplethorpe, Mike Collins, Kevin Walters, James Ostrander. 2nd row: Allison Montgomery, Laura Kreiner, Deanna Asselin, Laura Bricker, Paul Spaven, Sarah Tice, Susan Jefts, Jolaine Williams. 1st row: Joan Bricker, Dianna Collins, Ann Matthews, Karin Weeks, Mel Kudzia, Amy Szyska, Bobbie Dougherty, Diane McDonald, Shell Kudzia “ALL THIS AND BRAINS TOO!” Pace is a program for academic curriculum enrichment. These stu- dents were invited to take a test, and if they did well enough, they were asked to join. Each year Pace studies some- thing new. This year they are studying the correct way to make videos and how to use special effects. They are seeing “The Scarlet Pimpernell” at the Hilberry Theatre this year. The members are also reading “The Cane Mutiny.” They are planning a trip for summer but haven’t decided where. They are talking of Washington. Left: 3rd row: Dave Seaton, Deanna Asselin, Jenny Graves, Jolaine Williams, Bob Broda, Sara Paroda, Jess Gaddis, Jamie Meikle. 2nd row: Laura Bricker, Sybil Reinholz, Amy Bebensee, Di- anna Collins, Missy Hillis, Mike Mansell. 1st row: Kevin Walters, Bobbie Dougherty, Paul Spaven, Shell Kudzia, Joan Bricker, Don Anderson, Mel Kudzia, Mike Collins. “THAT IS CORRECT” Most of the Varsity players have been playing for all four years. They are averaging 233 points per game. They started four years ago with 0 wins and 16 losses, now, half way through this season, they have 7 wins, and 1 loss. The Quiz Bowl team has 22 members, 5 of whom will graduate this year, so the majority of the J.V. members will be moved to Varsity. Next year our team will remain experienced. Below: “Do you want that in terms of Pi?” gestures Paul Spaven. “Yea, I’m a Wrestlerette. What’s it to you?” says Becky Peltier while her big sister Carol sticks up for her. The Wrestlerettes’ main purpose is to support the wrestlers. They do this by making posters and going to the meets to cheer and take stats. This consists of many long hours. Each year they hold a dance to raise money. This year they bought sweats that say Yale Wrestlerettes. We thank these Wrestlerettes. They have brought out a lot of school spirit and brought pride to our wrestlers. Back row: Brandy Shell, Marjie Milam. Melissa Morency, Jeanette Foley, Heather Halligan. Front row: Wendy Koper, Amanda O’Hair, Michelle Fuller, Jill Beschoner. Missing from photo: Becky Peltier and Carol Peltier. “JUST SAY NO!” Our major goal this year is to get a peer counseling listening group established. We also are working on a substance abuse program at the elementary schools. We had a float in the homecoming pa- rade and gradually we are getting our message to the community. Our membership is growing and we were ac- tively involved in the “Tie One On Cam- paign” during the holidays. Some of the members have attended workshops and they have plenty of new ideas! Sincerely, Kelly Keegan 3rd row: Eileen Kean, Sue Kasprzyk, John Donnellon, John Ogden, Angel Ospalski, Jenny Graves, Maijie Milam, Nancy McIntyre. 2nd row: Ann Matthews, Carrie Foley, Joan Bricker, Paul Spaven, Kathy Maplethorpe, Angie Barr, Sarah Tice. 1st row: Karin Weeks, Terry Bradford, Stacey McIntyre, Stacey Gersdorff, Kelly Keegan, Jill Beschoner. “TIE ONE ON” Showing each other where they would like to go on a trip are Mel Kudzia, Shell Kudzia, and Bobbie Dougherty. “THE BEST OF THE BEST” National Honor Society is basical- ly a service group. They did service work for the Yale Public Library. These students need a 3.5 grade point on a 4.0 scale. They have a sixth grade overnight get-together ev- ery year here at the high school. NHS also gives free tutoring to any- one who needs it. They will have a dance yet this year for a fund raiser. After all the work they do for others, they’ll do something for themselves. In past years, they’ve taken them- selves out to dinner or have gone on a canoeing trip. -MU 1UW. mi. nuui, Laurie earless, uianna Collins, JoAnne Clark, Diane McDonald. 2nd row: Marcy Gardner, Amy Szyska, Bobbie Dougherty, Eileen Kean, Sarah Tice, Karin Weeks. 1st row: Bob Augustyniak, Joan Bricker, Don Anderson, Mike Williams, Mel Kudzia, A1 Cronin, Shell Kudzia. Hi Guys, Dirk Trieglaff Krukenberg Str. 13 3308 Konigslutter 1 West Germany My name is Dirk Trieglaff and I’m from West Germany. I live 10 minutes from the East German bor- der in Konigslutter. I enjoyed my stay here in Yale alot and think that America and its “way of life” is great what always will remember me. The things I like most in your school are you guys and the big offers of the subjects. At last I want to thank my family “The Connells” for the really nice hosting and all the teachers who are very helpful. Sangita Patel Klockargardsgatan 56 34100 Ljunby Sweden Hello I’m the Swedish exchange student Sangita or as my friends here at Yale call me, “Sandy.” An American nick- name which Mr. Robinson gave me! My year here in America has been a year full of learning, traveling and meeting new interesting Americans. I’m now part of the McPail Stine family. And thanks to them this has been the best year of my life and I have been able to see a lot of your beautiful country. Michigan, with its friendly people and beautiful nature has been a really nice state to spend a year in. I hope that I one day can come back to see my American fam- ily and friends here in Michigan. I want to thank everyone here at Yale, teachers, students and other staff for all their help. I especially want to thank Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and my best friend Kimberli Towell. I wish everyone here at Yale the best in life and I hope to see you all one day. If you would like to write me here is my address: Britta Junker NeuenLander Str. 81 2800 Bremen 1 West Germany Dear Friends, I hope that whenever you’ll open your yearbook 88-89 to look back to “old times” you will remember me, the exchange student Britta, 18 years old, from the city Bremen in West Germany. I love the United States, the super friendly Americans, Michi- gan and especially Yale High School so much, that I have a dream of coming back to my family and all my friends after a couple of years. I want to thank my wonderful family, the Maplethorpes, for making my year here one of the best years of my life. And I want to thank all my very good friends here in Yale High School! I ' ll never forget you!!!!!!! I hope that we can keep in touch! My name is Takashi Fukuyama. I’m 1 7 years old. I live in the big city of Yokohama, Japan. I have enjoyed attending Yale High School very much in this year. And I’ve made alot of friends. Most of them call me “TAK”. I like this country though it is dif- ferent than Japan, because I found Americans are very kind. I live in Ruby with the Trexlers. They helped me adjust to life here in Michigan. I thank them for their kindness. Takashi Fukuyama 4-52-20 Hino Kohnan-Ku Yokohama City Kanagawa Our band is quite young, but they are very talented. They went to the District Instru- mental Solo and Ensemble competition in February. Stephanie Matthews and Laura Bricker received a I in division ratings; Marney Dugas, Jeanette Foley, Karen White, Su- san Jefts, and Jolaine Williams received IFs. Amanda O’Hair and Sara LaGore received Ill’s. A I is the highest a person can receive. The band plays at pep assemblies and games to help promote school spirit. “You mean you want me to play too!” says Karen White while Jeanette Foley and Susan Jefts play. “DOH RAY ME FAH SOH LAH TE” 4th row: Jim Lappin, Jerry Manns, Steve Kristick, Philip Maley, Jolaine Williams, Kathy Creutz, Rhonda Gutt. 3rd row: Monique Toton, Shelley Fleming, Michele Curry, Jeanette Foley, Karen White, Scott Vesper, Matt Wil- liams. 2nd row: Michelle Sharpe, Lisa Blasczyk, Deanna Asselin, Laura Bricker, Sarah LaGore, Susan Jefts, Angela Jawors, Amy Gardella. 1st row: Stephanie Macey, Christina Schlorke, Marjie Milam, Marney Dugas, Tammy Arnold, John Fields, Kristina Kelley. “QUIET PLEASE” Library aids play an important role for Mrs. Vesper. They help her with many tasks she can’t always perform because of helping other students. Many of these tasks include filing articles in the vertical file, writing out detentions, checking books out, getting new books out and ready to put on the shelves, and of course, selling M M’s. Also, working in the library can give a student the experi- ence he or she might need to work in an office setting. I’m sure everyone will agree “The Think Tank’’ wouldn ' t be the same without the library ' aids. Back Row: Eric Eide, Lisa Reid, Eileen Kean, Cherie Quain, Wendy Stamper. Front Row: Mrs. Vesper. “PLEASE EXCUSE THIS INTERRUPTION” Office aids can be very helpful when they are needed. They allow more time for secretaries to spend on individual projects whether it’s calling parents, or carrying out requests for Mr. Rhykus. Their work can be everything from picking up student attendance to running errands when needed. Office aids also make copies on the Xerox machine for exams or just worksheets, so that the teacher can use his or her time more wisely. Back Row: Bob McIntyre, Scott Campbell, John Wilt, John Donnellon, John Fields, Bob Baxter. Front Row: Vickie LaGosh, John Bell, Clint Devoght, Bill Bevins, Charles Fleming, Vickie Armstrong. Bridget Hyde. Back Row: Cheryl White, Brenda Turner, Ann Matthews, Kathy Maplcthorp, JoAnne Clark, Carrie Foley, Lonnie Nelson. Middle Row: Laura Kreiner, Carman Ryan, Joan Bricker, Kim Towell, Teresa Barnes, Veronica Drotar, Kim Welsh. Front Row: Julie Mandeville, Kelly Keegan, Dianna Collins, Robin Mclvor, Cherie Brooks. “SINGING IS MY LIFE” Back Row: Amy Kerr, Elizabeth Wagner, Bobbie Viegelahn, Amanda May, Becky Fishel, Michele Nabozny, William Nelson, Jerod Colby, Britta Junker. Lisa Demar, Julie Maxwell, Ginni Staples, Laura Brookins. Middle Row: Brandie Shell, Becky Yost, Anna Eide, Nina Kudzia, Jayane Bertram. Linda Brookins, LeeAnn White, Jenny Turner, Can- dy Schroeder, Nicole Petito. Front Row: Dawn Lindeman, Louise Muxlow, Michelle Simmons, Wendy Stamper, Christy Grove, Shelly Doughty, Sangita Patel, Lisa Morgan, Jenny Warner, Angel Ospalski. The Chamber Ensemble is a select performing group that has been very suc- cessful for the past five years. They have to work very hard because each year they have a Christmas concert and a spring concert. In addition to all the public per- formances, they prepare for solo and en- sembles and Choral Festivals. They’ve re- ceived top ratings at district and state levels at these competitions, and they do their best to represent Yale. “To achieve the highest, you must work at it,” quotes Miss O’Neil. The High School Choir is growing not only in size, but also in quality. They practice everyday to perfect their perfor- mances. During the year they perform 2 or 3 public concerts. March brings District Choral Festivals where last year they re- ceived three first division ratings. This year promises to be another successful year. ACADEMICS N: Mr. Joseph Airtene. Subjects: Resource room. Alma mater: Hardin- Simmons U., U of M, MSU, WSU. N: Miss Diane Aliam. Subjects: Coll. Eng. 1 1, Gen. Eng. 10 11. Alma mater: EMU, Northwood Institute. Excurr. act: Plays. N: Miss Marilyn Bromberger. Subjects: Coll. Eng. 10, Gen. Eng. 1 1 . Alma mater: SCCCC, CMU. N. Miss Carol Carpen- ter. Subjects: Beginning Foods Nutrition, Clothing Textiles, Consumer Ed. Alma mater: MSU, U of M. N. Mrs. Jean S. Dean. Subjects: Eng., Math, Home Comm. Alma mater: CMU N: Mr. Jeffery Denny. Subjects: Basic Alg. 1A, Gen. Math, Con. Math. Alma mater: MSU. Excurr. act: Jr. High Football, V. Baseball. N: Mr. Rod Dewey. Subjects: Art 1 , 11, 111, Photography, Yearbook. Alma mater: MSU. N: Mr. Michael Falter. Subjects: Adv. Phy. Ed., W. Geo. Alma mater: CMU, Oakland U. Excurr. act: V. Golf. N: Mrs. Janice Hedge. Subjects: Alg. 1 1 1 . Alma mater: Olivet Coll., WSU. Excurr. act: J.V. Quiz Bowl. N: Mr. Steve Hunt. Subjects: Calculus, Physics, Adv. Physics Chemistry, Comp. Math 11. Alma mater: MS. Excurr. act: V. Tennis, V. Cross Country, PACE, Science Club, NHS, Quiz Bowl. N: Miss Mary Lichota. Subjets: Bio., Honors Bio., Phys. Science Alma mater: MSU. Excurr. act: Soph. Class Advisor, Jr.H. Track. N: Mr. Thomas Marcetti. Subjects: Metals, Mach. Tool., Woods, Mech. Drafting. Alma mater: Ferris State, CMU. N: Mrs. Terry Dagg. Subjects: Coll. Eng. 12, Gen Eng. 10. Alma mater: P.H. Jun. Coll., CMU, MSU. if v 4 N: Ms. Cathy Goodall. Subjects: Phy, Ed., Psych. Alma mater: MSU. N: Mr. David Meyers. Subjects: Geometry, Bas. Geometry, Bas. Alg. IB. Alma mater: Oakland U., MSU. Excurr. act: J.V. Foot- ball, 7th gr. Basketball. N: Mr. Alan Nagy. Subjects: Econ., Curr. World Affairs, Psych. Alma mater: Olivet Coll., CMU. Excurr. act: V. Foot- ball. N: Mrs. Laura Robin- son. Subjects: Typing 1, Con. Math, Office Practice, Detention. Alma Mater: CMU Excurr. Act: J.V. Soft- ball, Jun. Class Advi- sor. N: Ms. Terry Sworthwood. Subjects: Spanish 1 11 . Alma mater: CMU. Excurr. act: Spanish Club. N: Ms. Shirley O’Neil. Subjects: H.S. Band, Choir, Ensemble, Jr. High Band, Choir, Elem. 6th gr. Band. Alma mater: U of M, MSU. N: Mr. Mitch Robin- son Subjects: Am. History, Am. Gov. Alma mater: CMU. Excurr. act: Girls V. Basketball, Softball, Co-Jr. Class Advisor. N: Mr. John Presnell. Subjects: U.S. History, World History. Alma mater: CMU, Oakland U. N: Mr. Andrew Schrand. Subjects: Bio 1 11, Env. Science. Alma mater: Oakland U., MSU. N: Ms. Emily Pynonen. Subjects: Reading, English. Alma mater: CMU, SC4. N: Mr. Regis Smith. Subjects: Chem, Phys. Science. Alma mater: Ohio State U., WSU. Excurr. act: Drivers Ed., Sr. Class Advisor, Hunter Safety. N: Mr. Jim Rathje. Subjects: Trig., Comp Math, Cons. Math. Alma mater: NMU, WSU. Excurr. act: Head Football, Head Track, 8th gr. Basketball. N: Mr. Wayne Smith. Subjects: P.E., Woodshop. Alma mater: WMU, N. Texas St., E. Texas State. Excurr. act: Fr. J.V. V. Boys Basketball. N: Mrs. Kathy Taylor. Subjects: Eng. 9. Alma mater: CMU. Excurr. act: Fr. Class Advisor. N: Mr. Michael Wheeler. Subjects: Econ., Psych., Curr. World Affairs. Alma mater: CMU. N: Mr. Richard Wiersma. Subjects: Bus., Typing, Shorthand, Accounting, Soc. St., World Geography. Alma mater: CMU, MSU. N: Mrs. Linda Wilier. Subjects: Personal Fam. Living, Parenthood, Foods Nutrition, Adv. Foods Nutrition. Alma mater: MSU. Excurr. act: F.H.A. N: Mr. Roger Wood. Subjects: Am. History, Soc., Speech Drama. Alma mater: Olivet Coll., MSU. Excurr. act: Assistant J.V. Quiz Bowl. N: Miss Mary Thomson. Subjects: Counselor. Alma mater: MSU. N: Mrs. Coletta Ves- per. Subjects: Librarian. Alma mater: U of M. “Cheese! Smile pretty for the camera, says Mrs. Taylor to Christy Grove and Karen Gleason. Does she “really understand what she’s talking about??? asks Senior Mel Kudzia. THE WORLD, AMERICA, MICHIGAN, YALE, AND Above: “What’s this? More pop cans?” grins Mr. Wiersma. Left: “I bet you don’t know what I just told Mr. Robinson.” deviously smiles Mrs. Robinson. Right: “Let’s start with the basics. This is a book.” snickers Mr. Presnell. YOU Lisa Norris likes working togeth- er as a group, and she concluded Mr. Robinson’s a great teacher. Social Science classes are very important and very stimulating. There are many courses offered here at Yale High. They include Psychology, Sociology, Govern- ment, Economics, Current World Affairs, American History, Geogra- phy, and World History. Mr. Robinson, Mr. Falter, Mr. Wiersma, Mr. Wood, Ms. Goodall and Ms. Sworthwood are our bril- liant minds in our social science classes. “All right, who hid my glasses?” Mr. Wood questions his class. “I know. I’m cool. Pm cool.” admits Mr. Nagy. “I BEFORE E EXCEPT AFTER C . . . ” Upper left: “To think I get paid for this,” is Mrs. Dean. Upper right: As Mrs. Dagg bluntly puts it to Veronica Drotar, “Hold it!” Left: “Gee, Miss Bromberger — you’re so smart,” comments Lisa Morgan to Miss Bromberger. Right: Caught with her hands in her drawer again is Miss Allam. ... Or when it sounds like A as in neighbor and weigh. Just one of the many mind-stimulat- ing English rules a person could learn if one took English offered her e at Yale High. “The class is very interest- ing,” commented Maria Stapleton, but also cautioned, “It takes alot of effort.” Like they say-one only gets out of it-what one puts into it. Other classes offered here at Yale are General English 9, 10, 11 and 12. Our outstanding teachers in this division are Miss Allam, Miss Bromberger, Mrs. Dagg. Mrs. Dean, Ms. Pynonnen and Mrs. Taylor. SIN 2 x + COS 2 X 1 Left: Mr. Rathje nonchalantly smiles and says, “Let me guess, the computers are locked AGAIN!” Below: Mr. Denny with a sigh of relief says, “Thank God it’s Friday!” Dan Nearing replies, “Mrs. Hedge is very patient, and the students take the class se- riously.” Math is good to know and something students need to know; so it helps if there are teachers who can explain the problems. So who are these excellent teachers? Only Yale’s finest. They are Mr. Denny, Mr. Rathje, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Meyers and Mrs. Hedge. They teach General Math, Consumer’s Math, Funda- mental Math, Basic Algebra 1A and IB, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Computer Math I and II, Trigonometry and Calculus. FROG GUTS “Mr. Smith is my favorite teach- er,” admits Paul Spaven. Interesting and learning something new all the time sounds like Honors Chemistry. It’s a college bound course, but stu- dents get out of it . . . what they put into it. Joan Bricker confesses that it’s hard, but students can discuss any- thing. Other science classes available are Physical Science, Chemistry, Biology I and II, and Honors Biology. The fine teachers for these classes are Miss Lichota, Mr. R. Smith, Mr. Hunt and Mr. Schrand. COME ALIVE! Above: “I love this job,” Mr. Smith devilishly smiles. Below: “Alright, what do you want now?” says Miss Lichota. SKILLS Do you like babies? Do you know how to take care of them? If you don’t know, then Parenthood is for you. Sandra Patterson suggests, “It’s beneficial, and it can affect every- body in someway-someday.” In Parenthood, one learns everything from preparing for the baby, the developing of the baby, to surviving parenthood. So, if a person plans on having children, then it’s better to go into parenthood with a bit of knowledge than none at all. Other home economics classes offered here at Yale High are Foods I and II, Personal Living, and Cloth- ing. Our two intellects here are none other than Mrs. Wilier and Ms. Car- penter. Above: Teaching students to create their own fashions is Ms. Carpenter as Tammy Brown, Debbie Holsworth and Paula LaRowe will at- test. Below: Jenny Kraft and Marcy believe if they concentrate real hard; they will fly. FOR LIFE Shaping Up What makes gym class exciting? Well, Richard Stephens says, “weightlifting.” There are many different activities to do in gym. There is weightlifting, basketball, volleyball, aerobics and much more. Who teaches this fine class? None other than our very own Ms. Goodall and Mr. Gallemore. Hasta la vista BABY!! is one way Ms. Sworthwood says good bye to her students. “I wish this guy would speak slower. James Ba- bel thinks to himself quietly. Comprende? What do people find so intriguing about another lan- guage such as Spanish — the only foreign language offered at Yale. Well, as Carrie Foley confid- ed, “It’s communicating my ideas into another language.” Spanish is a college prepara- tory course. Yale offers Spanish I and Spanish II. Our bilingual teacher here is Ms. Sworthwood. ALL TOGETHER NOW 1 . . . Above: “Sing-sing a new song,” sings the Chamber Ensemble members Carman Ryan, Di- anna Collins and Ann Matthews. Below: Practicing the latest sheet music is Brandie Shell, Bobbie Jo Vieglhn, Lee Ann White, and Nicole Petito. “I like learning how to relate to other people, but I also like performing and the applause,” remarked Joan Bricker. Performing is what the Chamber Ensemble does best and the applause . . . well, ev- erybody loves applause. They work hard and are dedicated to doing their best all year long. Miss O’Neil is the only teach- er in the music department. Choir and Band are also avail- able and are just as fun and meaningful. Above: Speedtyper: Kim Welsh. PEOPLE Our skilled business classes of typing 1, 2, 3, office practice and bookkeeping. Students learn to prepare them- selves for the business world. It’s good experience and may be very helpful for the future. Our two skillful teachers here are Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Wiersma. Drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpting, ceram- ics, photography and yearbook are just a few of the exciting things that are offered in Yale’s fine arts program. Art 1, 2, 3, and yearbook are offered here at Yale and our very talented and tolerant teacher is Mr. Dewey. Industrial arts? What’s that? Well, it consists of Woods 1 and 2, metals, machine tool, drafting and cabinet furniture making. Students learn the operation of the equipment and safety procedures. The “Industrious” teachers in this department are Mr. Marcetti and Mr. W. Smith. TOMORROW WHO BUILD Above: Mr. Marcetti reminds Dan Larson and Bob Baxter how good they look in their safety glasses. Dr. David Zuhlke Our administration and staff are peo- ple, too. They have the greatest respon- sibility here at Yale. They help us in many ways and do their best to provide the education we need to help us in the future. Did you ever think of how this school would run without our adminis- tration? During semester changes, the admin- istration also had a variety of changes of their own. Mr. Darin became our new principal. They moved Mr. Rhykus to the position of Director of Administration and Informational Ser- vices and moved Mr. Heimbach to Jr. High Principal. All our thanks to Dr. Zuhlke, Mr. Rhykus, Mr. Heimbach, Mr. Darin, Betty Halsey, Rose Curtis, Mag Sabada, Mrs. Presnell, Mrs. Hulett, Mrs. Campau, Mr. Little, Ms. Thompson, the kitchen staff and the custodian staff. Mr. William Rhykus Right: Our newest administrator Mr. Ralph Darin. Below: The Superintendents helpers are Mrs. Patsy Presnell, Mrs. Judy Campeu, and Mrs. Helen Hulett. “MAY I HELP YOU?” Mr. Darin, Counselors, and students of- ten seek the assistance of Mag Sabada, Betty Halsey, and Rose Curtis. Back Row: Coach Rathje. Steve Teichow, Tony Ward. Jim Clark, Dan Childers, Ed Lichota, James Stevens, Coach Dams. Second Row: Dave Rosenthal, J.J. Cowan, Jamie Blackwell, Richard Smith, Chance Debuf. Front Row: Chad Upleger, Fred Eisenhardt, Brent Arnold, Dave Barr. 1988 Girls, Boys Track Girls L CrosLex Boys L W Ubly L L Capac L L New Haven L L Marine City L W Almont L L Brown City L W Armada W 4th STA 4th 8th Regional 7th 8th Marysville 7th 7th Harbor Beach 7th 6th Capac Relays 5th 106 1 y Back Row: Coach Rathje, Kelly Beschoner, Lisa Reid, Dawn Harnden, Jeanne Watson, Stacey Gersdorff, Lucia Muldonado, Coach Dams. Second Row: Rochelle Upleger, Judy Greenia, Carrie Reid, Heather Halligan, Shelly James, Tonia Sharpe. Front Row: Cherie Brooks, Wendy Koper, Kelly Keegan, Jenny Ludwiczak, Anna Eide. Over goes Kelly Keegan, catch her if you can. Track Grabs fourth in S.T.A. Finishing fourth in the Southern Thumb Association (S.T.A.) was the boys and girls track team. “The team performed to the best of their ability. They finished how 1 expected.” Coach Rathje. “They were a fun team to work with,” added Coach Rathje. Most valuable players were Senior Carl Wampler and Junior Lisa Reid. Both Wampler, shot put and discus, and Reid, 880 Yard Run, were state qualifiers. Caro Meet of champs qualifiers were 880 Yard runner, Lisa Reid; 3200 relay, Kelly Beschoner, Carrie Reid, Rochelle Upleger, Lisa Reid; and for shot put and discus, Carl Wampler. Times Herald Meet of Champs qualifiers were Lisa Reid, 1600 and 800; Rochelle Upleger, 1600 and 3200; Kelly Beschoner, 300 hurdles; Christy Wilt and Shelly James, Discus; Kelly Beschoner, Carrie Ried, Ro- chelle Upleger, Lisa Reid for 3200 relay; and Carl Wampler for shot put and discus. Breaking new school records were Kelly Beschoner for 330 Yard hurdles; Carl Wampler for Discus, Lisa Reid for 880 Yard run; and Steve Teichow for 330 Yard Inter- mediate hurdles. Varsity Storms Season “I thought we did a good job throughout the season. We didn’t do as well as I would have liked at Districts, but overall it was a tremendous season,” said Coach Denny. The team finished first in the Southern Thumb Association (S.T.A.) with a 11-3 record and an overall record of 16-6. Doug Mason, chosen most valuable player for the Bulldogs, batted a strong .464, leading the team with 19 runs batted in (R.B.l.’s), two homeruns, seven doubles, five triples, no errors, and a stolen base average of 1 8. Other award winners were Ed Bradley, Senior lead- er award; Scott Wofford, most improved player; Roger Wesch, Mr. Hustle award; Mike Williams, Coach’s academic award. Back Row: Mike McCully, John Donnellon, Bob McIntyre, Scott Hansen, Todd Kavanagh, Coach Denny. Middle Row: Dan LeMay, Scott Wofford, Scott Porrett, Ed Bradley, Roger Wesch. Front Row: Matt Gibson, Eric Bieber, Doug Ma- son, Mike Williams. I Yale Varsity Baseball Overall Record 16-6 League Record 11-3 Capac L Armada W New Haven W Dryden (game 1) W Dryden (game 2) L Memphis W Almont L North Branch W Algonac (game 1) W Algonac (game 2) W Brown City W Armada W Lapeer East (Inv.) L Imlay City (Inv.) L Capac W New Haven W Marine City (game 1) W Marine City (game 2) W Memphis W Almont W Brown City W St. Clair (pre-district) L Senior Doug Mason keeps a watch- ful eye on the next upcoming pitch. Back Row: Coach Owens, Bill Welsh, Joe Schieble, Guy Fisher, Mike Sierkerski, John Strenk, Bill Manns, Steve Pratt. Front row: Mark Snider, Larry McClelland. Mike Moran. Brian Hamden, Brian Connelly, Kevin Campbell, Kim Koehn, Marty Ryan, Tim Vincent. TEAM EFFORT Junior Varsity Baseball had a great year even though they had to practice hard every day to keep their overall record at 7-5. The J.V. team won the Sandus- ky Invitational. Bill Manns and Mike Siekierski crushed their opponents with their strong pitching abilities. Top hitters for Yale were Larry McClelland, Mark Snider, Steve Pratt, and Mike Siekierski. The J.V. has pro- duced very valuable players for the Varsity squad. Mr. Owens remarked, “Every game was a total team effort.” -� ■ Sophomore Tim Vincent stretches to great heights to receive the ball. 109 Capac W Armada L New Haven W Dryden W Dryden W Memphis W North Branch L Algonac W Algonac W Brown City w Armada w Capac w Marlette L Dryden w Mt. Clemens W Capac W New Haven W Marine City L Marine City L Memphis W St. Clair L Almont L Almont L Brown City W Back Row: Shelly Robinson, Mary Muldoon, Laurie Knight, Tracey Huffman, Julie Fisher, Jennie Funk, Patty Orrell, Coach Robinson. Middle Row: Terese Haley, Shell Kudzia. Bridget Hyde, Cherie Quain, Sue Kasprzyk, Vickie Armstrong, Mel Kudzia. Front Row: Terry Kavanagh, Beth Knight, Mgr. Laura Funk, Crystal Lay, Margaret Hyde. With much antipication Junior Michelle Kudzia carefully studies the playing situation. Second Best For the third straight year the Varsity Softball team came in second in the S.T.A. The ’88 team was led by Seniors Jenny Funk, Julie Fisher, Patty Orrell, Tracy Huffman, Lauri Knight, and Mary Muldoon. Coach Robinson has quite a few players returning for the ’89 season. Coach Robinson stated “I feel the ’89 team can win a number of games, if I can find a quality pitcher.” There are eleven returning players. Seniors include Mel Kudzia, Shell Kudzia. Cherie Quain, Bridget Hyde, and Sue Kasprzyk. Underclassmen could be a factor on this year’s team. They are Marge Hyde, Vickie Armstrong, Crystal Lay, Terese Haley, Beth Knight, and Teri Kavanagh. Over all, the Varsity team went 16-8. Most of their losses were very close games. The 1988 J.V. Softball team. On a J.V. team you can never predict what’s going to happen. But this year the 1988 J.V. Softball team finished second in S.T.A. Coach Laura Robinson did a spectacular job in her first year of coaching J.V. Getting these young players ready for Varsity is a big job. The team came in second in the Big Marlette tournament. Coach Robinson said “We’re losing three sophomores, but for the 1989 team there will be eleven returning players.” As Ar mada pitcher Sue Pype gets ready to deliver a pitch. Senior Patty Orrell looks for a break to steal second. Coach Robinson, Stacey Weston, Terry Kavagh, Sonya Kippen, Carrie Lay, Becky Mrazek, Melissa Mynes. Middle Row: Debbie Wilkie, Cheryl Hanson, Laura Crawford, Connie Stevens. Front Row: Angie Brown, Shannon Wiegand, Jenny Bieber, Terri Healy, Cindy Kinney. Capac W Armada L North Branch L North Branch L Algonac W Armada L Marlette L Marlette L Capac W Marine City L Marine City L Almont W Almont W Marlette L Reese W Ubly W Back Row: Joe Vandenbossche, Mike Mansell, Don Anderson, A1 Cronin, Matt Wesley, John Bell, Kevin Walters, Erik Eide, Coach Schrand, Coach Hunt. Middle Row: Scott Vesper, Pat Kinney, Todd Armstrong. Ed Milam, Todd Szyska, Mike Collins, Marc Militello. Miguel Saenz. Front Row: David Williams, Sarah Tice, Amy Szyska, Melissa Morency, Tammy Borgacz, Joy Clark, Tina Ryan. Richmond W | Armada w Croslex w Bad Axe w Imlay City L Imlay City L Almont L Marysville L LOVE The ’88 Tennis team went four for six during the season. They succeed- ed in having a lot of players out for the team, and most of them will be back. The most of them will be back. The most valuable player was our exchange student Miguel Saenz. He did a great job in singles. While the two Co-captains were Todd Armstrong and Don An- derson. The coach’s award went to sophomore David Williams. The team fin- ished second at the Yale Invitational and tied for second at the Laker Invitational. The team should do ex- ceptionally well next year and maybe go all the way to the top. Exchange student Miguel Saenz has a successful season, as the singles player. Back Row: Robert Broda, John Donnellon, Mike Mansell, Bob Augustyniak, Matt Wesley, Joe Vandenbossche, David Connell, Jamie Blackwell, Allen Cronin. Front Row: Coach Falter, John Bell, Jim Koehn, David Williams, Marty Ryan, Jeremy Hurley, Brian Hamden, Marc Militello. FORE This year the Yale Golf Team swept away with the S.T.A. title. Over all they won twenty and lost only one. They took fourth place in the Memphis Tournament, first place in the League and fourteenth in Regionals. With many returning lettermen, the team, through hard work and determination, came out on top. The coach’s award went to Bob Augustyniak. Most improved player was Dave Williams, and the co-captains were Mike Mansell and Dave Williams. Brian Hamden hitting a dead solid perfect. Praying for a victory is Senior Terry Bradford. Back Row: Coach Rathje, Eric Rapp, Randy Vesper, Brian Nason, Ed Milam, Bob McIn- tyre, Gint Nowicki, John Law- son, Dan Childers, Terry Brad- ford, Coach Nagy, Coach Dams. Center Row: Guy Fish- er, Bill Bevins, Sam Fretenbor- ough, Scott Porrett, Mike McClelland, Dennis Snider, Tom Vincent, Pat Kinney, Jeff Martel, Scott Helewski. Front Row: Robert Fretenborough, Jerry McClelland, Mark Snider, Dan LaMay, Maike Williams, Mark Gardner, Larry McGelland, Eric Eide, Dale Chambers. 114 A DISAPPOINTING SEASON Determination and drive pulled this year’s Yale Varsity Football team through a season full of injury and disappointments with a league record of 3-4 and an overall record of 3-6. This year’s captains were Seniors Mike Williams and Mark Gardner and Junior Scott Porrett. “We stuck in there all season, and all the guys stuck together through thick and thin,” said Scott Porrett. Yale Southern Thumb All-League Selections were Junior Scott Porrett and Seniors Mark Gardner, Mike Williams, and Bill Bevins. “I never thought I’d get it because I was hurt and didn’t play in all the games. I guess I was really surprised,” said Bill Bevins. “We played good but had some bad breaks with injuries,” added Bevins. The Coaches’ Award was given to Senior Dan LaMay. “I was surprised about getting it, and I feel I didn’t deserve it. I speak for the whole team when I say, it is a disappoint- ment seeing Coach Nagy leave Yale, and we were honored to play for him last year,” said Dan LaMay. Voted Most Improved Player this year was Senior Scott Helewski. “1 tried to do my best. I didn’t think I would get the award because of it be- ing my first year playing football. I think the coaches did a good job of coaching,” said Scott Helewski. “The problem with this year’s sea- son was emotions were down. Memphis was 7-1 when we beat them, and that was because our emotion and dedication was up,” said Dan LaMay. 1988 Record 3-6 Cros-Lex Capac Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Almont Memphis Lakeview L W L L W L L W L Above: Coach Rathje and Junior Randy Vesper watch intensely. Below: Junior Scott Porrett runs for the touchdown and evenutally the victo Above: Putting Yale in front for a victory is Sophomore Bill Manns. Below: Running for the end zone is Fresh- man Eric Kovatch. VICTORIOUS CHAMPS “Congratulations on your undefeated championship football season. Your de- termination and hard work provided Bulldog fans with an exciting and unforgettable season,” said Junior Var- sity coaches Egan and Meyers. Finishing the season with an un- touchable record of eight and zero, the 1988 Yale Junior Varsity Football team has a lot of reasons to be proud. The offensive attack was led by Freshmen Eric Kovatch who led the team in total yards rushing with an impressive gain of one thousand three hundred and ninety-three points, and one hundred and thirty-two attempts. Kovatch also led the team in total points. His total was eighteen touchdowns and ten two-point conver- sions, totaling one hundred and sixty- four points. Leading the defensive attack was sophomore Tony Ward with two interceptions and thirty-six yards re- turned. Rob Smith led the team in tackles with twenty-three solos and fif- ty-two assists. Coming in an outstand- ing second was Tony Ward with nine- teen solos and nineteen assists. This season’s captains were sophomores Dave Barr, Steve Pratt, and Tony Ward. Next year’s varsity season ought to be something to see with the outstanding talent of these players. 1988 Record ( 8 - 0 ) Cros-Lex W Capac W Brown City W Armada W New Haven W Almont W Memphis W Lakeview W Front Row: Jim Bowen, James Ostrander, Fred Yeashevich, Dave Barr, Steve Pratt, Tony Ward, Neil Campbell, Wayne Wisner. Middle Row: Chad Lossing. Stu- art Munro, Tony Elsey, Greg Kinney, Bill Manns, Eric Kovatch, Randy Helewski, Jeff Mason, CJ Trupp. Back Row: Coach Dave Meyers. Jon Miller. Trevor Thomer. Ja- son Hillis, Dave Seaton, Rob Smith, Coach Pat Eagan. Not pictured Scott Stiles. First Row: Carrie Lay. Heather Kretschmann. Center Row: Michelle Przedwojewski, Christy Grove, Beth Knight. Front Row: Christy White, Suzanne DeRosia, Amanda May. CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Ei leen Kean, Vicki Armstrong. Tandy Budzynski, Tricia Ronan. Bottom Row: Michelle Wilder, Angie McDonald. Kim Welsh, Kathy Tesluck. Cheerleading is a colorful American sports tradition. Cheerleaders direct spectators during Athletic Events. The cheerleaders main job is to fire-up the crowd so, in turn, the masses can moti- vate our team. Through the 1988 football cheerlead- ing season, the varsity and junior varsi- ty squads generated spirit and enthusiasm to the entire school. Both squads led cheers and chants with rhythmic body motions to gener- ate enthusiasm and entertain spectators. During the football season, they prac- ticed three to four days a week, prepar- ing and inventing new cheers. Then, the cheerleaders gave it their all at the games. The girls continued their rigor- ous workouts throughout the season, and supported the teams at two games a week. Besides preparing for the games, the cheerleaders created and perfected new routines for the Homecoming game and school assemblies. This year’s varsity captains were Ju- nior Vicki Armstrong and Senior Eileen Kean. Junior varsity captains were Sophomores Beth Knight and Heather Kretschmann. “We got along good, and we worked hard,” said Heather Kretschmann. Freshman Christy Grove received the Hustle Award, and Senior Michelle Wilder received the all-round Coaches’ Award. This year, both squads gave the extra energy necessary to lead everyone in supporting the school as well as taking part in the games. “Team Work” The J.V. Girls’ Basketball team showed great potential, despite the poor showing in wins. This was an extremely competitive team. Most games were lost by just a few points. In all, the girls had a fun season and really worked together. Sophomore Angie Brown showed superior leadership qualities. Teri Kavanagh was an excellent shooter, while Julie Bell and Cheryl Hansen were great at defense and rebounding. Coach LePla pointed out that each player was a valued member of the team. Deckerville L Capac W Capac W Brown City L Armada L Dryden W New Haven L Marine City L Almont L Memphis L Capac W Brown City L Armada L Dryden L New Haven W Almont L Memphis L Algonac L Back Row: Wendy Koper. Terri Healy, Terri Kavanagh. Casie Lay. Julie Bell, Cheryl Hansen, Angie Brown. Coach LaPla. Front Row: Anna Eide, Karen Gleason, Tonya Kavanagh. SLAM IT The Varsity Girls’ Basketball team went 3 for 1 7. Even though they may not have won many games, they nev- er gave up. Game after game they kept their heads high and played hard right up to the final buzzer. There were a number of players injured during the season, and many games were played without the start- ing lineup. This year Yale was led by Senior Sue Kasprzyk. Sue was the team’s leading scorer with 211 points and top rebounder. Co-Captains were Sue Kasprzyk and Crystal Lay. M.V.P. was Sue Kasprzyk, Miss Hustle A- ward went to Tammy Borgacz, and most improved player award went to Sarah LaGore. Mr. Robinson added, “Yale has a number of girls returning next year, and they can, with hard work, become a much b etter team for the ’89 season.” Deckerville Capac Capac Goodrich Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Marine City Almont Memphis Capac Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Almont Memphis Algonac Cros-Lex Senior Sandra Patterson steals the ball as her teammates run to their basket. L W L L L L W L L L L W L L L L L L L L Back row: Manager Melissa Myner, Manager Shelly Robinson, Becky Mrazek. Crystal Lay, Sue Kasprzyk, Sarah LaGore, Coach Robinson. Front row: Maria Stapleton, Tammy Borgacz, Renee Smith, Margaret Hyde, Dawn Hamden, Sandra Patterson. Back Row: Coach Mr. Hennesey, Manager Missy Hillis, Shell Kudzia, Rochelle Upleger, Kim Kurtz, Mei Kudzia, Sara Porada, Manager Bobbie Dougherty, Coach Steve Hunt. Front Row: Becky Upleger, Kelly Beschoner, Lisa Reid. CHAMPS The Girls’ Cross Country team came away with a total of nine tro- phies; seven first place, one second place, and one third place. The girls had a rough season because the weather wasn’t always on their side. Senior Lisa Reid made all-state, placing fourteenth at State Finals. Kelly Beschoner, Lisa Reid, and Ro- chelle Upleger made first team all Blue Water Area, and Shell Kudzia made second team. Mr. Hunt was named all area coach. The co-cap- tains were Mel and Shell Kudzia. and the three outstanding runners were Kelly Beschoner, Lisa Reid, and Rochelle Upleger. Racing for first place are Kelly Beschoner and Shell Kudzia. 122 NICE TRY The Boys’ Cross Country team didn’t have a lot of success this year but they did finish tenth in the Thumb Championship in Caro. This year’s team was very young and inexperienced. Mark Hamden re- ceived the Coach’s Award for this season. Yale Cross Country guys Ed Lichota, Chad Upleger. and Felipe Macias take the lead. Back Row: Coach Hennesey, Jess Gaddis, Ed Lichota. Felipe Macias, Manager Bobbie Dougherty, Coach Hunt. Front Row: Manager Missy Hillis, Destin Stevens, Chad Upleger, Jay Gaddis, Mark Hamden. 123 PEER ENERGY The Varsity Cheerleaders have put a lot of energy into cheering their team on during the close games. They have also been working very hard for competition. Senior Eileen Kean claimed, “It’s tough trying to put seven girls’ ideas together to get ready. You need a lot of cooperation.” Senior Tandy Budzynski also added. “Every game has been close, and it takes energy to keep the crowd going in support for your team.’’ Right: Giving all she’s got sophomore Tina McIntyre. Bottom: The J.V. Cheerleaders cheer their Bulldogs to a victo- ry. Varsity Cheerleaders Back row: Tricia Ronan, Amy Huston Middle row: Kim Welsh, Angie McDonald, Kathy Tesluck Front row: Eileen Kean, Tandy Budzynski J.V. Cheerleaders Back row: Ann Augustyniak, Kristie White, Jeanne Watson, Beth Knight Middle row: Tina McIntyre, Carrie Lay, Stacey Weston Front row: Michele Przedwojewski, Heather Kretschmann Freshmen Cheerleaders Back row: Jessie Kern, Amanda May, Beth Chiesa, Suzanne DeRosia, Carly Suchin Middle: Dawn Girten Front Row: Shelly Doughty, Casandra Ulbrich, Kristy Grove Although the 1989 Yale freshmen basketball team had a losing record, 1- 14, Coach Bill Hanlin felt that they were one of the finest freshmen teams he has ever worked with. He enjoyed their willingness to work and felt that they played well in clutch situations. This year’s leading scorer was Kevin Kovach, and leading the team in rebounds was Todd Sechrest. Coach Hanlin awards Shawn Francek and Chris Dwyer with Most Improved Players, but stresses that all the players worked hard and have greatly im- proved. The Mr. Hustle Award goes to Neil Campbell. Coach Hanlin says, “Neil al- ways gives 1 50% of himself and never quits. He is a great team leader with lots of potential.” Coach Hanlin ended on this final note. “The boys played basketball this year to have fun and improve their game. Winning is important, but it’s not everything.” WINNING ISN’T EVERYTHING! Marlette L Richmond L Algonac L Cros-Lex L Sandusky L Armada W Almont L Almont L Capac L Armada L Cros-Lex L Capac L Richmond L Marine City L North Branch L Top row: Ken Campbell, Todd Sechrest, Kevin Kovach, Chris Dwyer, Coach Bill Hanlin Front row: Neil Campbell, Jeremy Hurley, James Ostrander, Mark Harndenn, Shawn Francek. Not pictured: Marc Campbell, Scott Kippen, Chris Macleod. Top row: Chance DeBuff, Trevor Thomer, Jason Hillis, Jim Bosnian, Mike Siekierski, Dan Childers, Mike Kozlowski, Coach Wayne Smith. Front row: Mike McClelland, Marty Ryan, Steve Pratt, Kelly Fischer, Jeremy Palmateer, Eric Kovatch. 1988-89 WON-LOST 9-10 YHS Opponent 48 Capac 56 63 Brown City 51 47 Armada 26 45 Dryden 54 44 New Haven 40 59 Almont 51 58 Memphis 45 39 Capac 43 54 Brown City 59 57 Armada 36 83 Dryden 63 53 New Haven 61 56 Almont Memphis 46 Goals are a very important part of any success a team may have in athlet- ics. Reaching these goals is sometimes not as important as what the team does to attain them. The 1988-89 Junior Varsity Basket- ball team has worked very hard throughout this season with an overall record of 9-10. Coach Smith said that the whole team has improved so much that if he could, he would pick the whole team as Most Improved Player. However, it is Mike Kozlowski who does get singled out for the Award of Most Improved Player. Steve Pratt was given the Mr. Hustle Award while Mike Siekierski is awarded Most Valuable Player, and Jim Bosman receives the Coaches Award. “We started off the season not knowing what was going to happen, but we’ve progressed tremendously. Now we know what good basketball is, but we still have a ways to go. I’ve enjoyed working with this team,” said Coach Smith. j.v. IMPROVES Slipping through Thomer. to make a basket is Trevor 127 Top row: Pat Webb, Eric Rapp, Joe Vandenbossche, Allen Cronin, John Wilt, John Donnellon, Terry Bradford, Randy Vesper, Mike Williams, Coach Pat Gallemore. Front row: John Strenk, Scott Porrett, Clint DeVooght, Eric Eide. The Bulldog Varsity Basketball team had a pretty good season filled with some highs and some lows. This year’s co-captains are Seniors Mike Williams and John Donnellon. Leading the team in points is Senior Clint DeVooght with 21.7 points per game. Leading the team in rebounds are seniors Terry Bradford and John Wilt. Terry had 8.7 rebounds per game, and John is in a very close second with 8.6 rebounds per game. Other high scorers are Seniors John Donnelson with 11.7 points per game. Senior John Wilt with 12.7 points per game. “The players have done a good job overall. But because of some disap- pointing losses in the beginning, spirits were down. But the guys kept their heads up and are coming back. We’ve had some rewarding wins,” said Coach Gallemore. 128 Opposite Page: Junior Randy Vesper rebounds that basketball. Above: Senior John Wilt does a lay-up for two points. Right: Senior John Donnellon leaps for the basket. VARSITY TASTES Capac Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Almont Memphis Capac Brown City Armada Dryden New Haven Almont Memphis SUCCESS Top row: Coach Jim Peltier, Jay Gaddis, Brent Arnold, Jeff Mason, Matt Brown, Fred Yeashevich, Jerry Parker, CJ Trupp, Tony Elsey, Steve Barr, Coach Todd Deslover. Middle row: Randy Helewski, Mike Jones, Dave Barr, Clint Nowicki, Ed Milam, Tom Vincent, Mark Snider, Brian Connelly. Front row: Tim Vincent, Jim Osmialowski, Mike Moran, Larry McClelland, Jim Moran, JefT Edgerton. Opposite Left: With a look of worry Coach Peltier looks on. Opposite Right: Tom Vincent locks-up with his opponent. Above: Jim Moran tries to pin his man. Below: C.J. Trupp tries to get out of a tight squeeze. The Bulldog wrestlers had another impressive season, ending with a league record of 5-0 and an overall record of 16-4. The wrestlers achieved their success with a squad dominated by co-captains Tom Vincent and Tim Vincent, along with Mike Moran and Larry McClelland. Coach Peltier had a hard time picking the dominant wrestlers. This year’s team has 10 wrestlers with 20 or more wins. Coach Peltier says that this was a “Great Accomplish- ment!” These ten wrestlers are C.J. Trupp with 23 wins, Jim Moran with 21 wins, Brian Connelly with 26 wins, Larry McClelland with 25 wins, Mike Moran with 31 wins, Tim Vincent with 29 wins. Matt Brown with 21 wins, Tom Vincent with 30 wins, Mark Snider with 28 wins, and Clint Nowicki with 26 wins. Although the Bulldogs lost at regionals, the team was STA and Dis- trict Champs. Coach Peltier would just like to say he enjoyed working with the 1988-89 Yale wrestling team. DISTRICT CHAMPS 131 TEAM WORK This year the varsity vol- leyball team had a very tough season. Many of the games were very close. With injuries to two of the players and through a lot of sickness, Yale ended up with eight wins and six losses. They also had a new twist this year where three teams would be at one school and play each other. Sometimes a team could play up to six matches a night. Leading the Spikers this year were captains Stacey McIntyre and Cherie Quain, both seniors. Everyone gave it their all. With a lot of spir- it and determination, the lady bulldogs kept their heads and had a good sea- son. This year junior Therese Haley was nominated for best serve reception and best defense. Senior Sue Kasprzyk was an outstanding blocker. Senior Stacey McIn- tyre was the spectacular spik- er, and Senior Cherie Quain topped serving and setting for the team. Overall, every players was a great asset on the team. Back row: Coach Schneck, Cherie Quain, Stacey McIntyre, Sue Kasprzyk, Brenda Evans, Bridget Hyde Front row: Renae Smith, Jessica Maxwell, Therese Haley, Crystal Lay, Dawn Hamden, Valerie Cowper Right: Senior Stacey McIntyre drills the ball with a hard spike. 132 Brown City y Armada New Haven W Dryden L Almont l Almont L Capac L Memphis W Brown City y Armada y New Haven W Dryden L Capac l Memphis W Junior Therese Haley tips the ball as her teammates cover. BUMP SET SPIKE Left: Senior Sue Kasprzyk sets to the back row. 133 Back row: Coach Trupp, Manager Britta Junker, Angie Brown, Lee Ann White, Amanda Kukuk, Jenny Kilboum, Cindy Kinney, Teri Kavanagh, Manager Sonya Kippen Middle row: Casie Lay, Julie Bell, Stephanie Wesley, Kathy Maplethorpe, Sarah LaGore, Kelly Beschoner Front row: Anna Eide, Terri Healy, Tonya Kavanagh, Teresa Kelly, Becky Upleger Brown City W Armada W New Haven w Dryden L Almont L Almont L Capac W Memphis W Brown City W Armada W Armada W New Haven W Dryden W Memphis W SPIKE THAT TACHIKARA! Dedication and plenty of hard work every day after school. That’s what makes a good volley- ball team, and this J.V. team did an excellent job. Kathy Maplethorpe was the best server with 94% of her serves over the net. Kelly Beschoner was out- standing in serve reception. While Stephanie Wesley topped blocking and spiking with fifty-three kills, Cindy Kinney did a fine job as team setter. Angie Brown had the most service points. The captains were sophomores Angie Brown and Cindy Kinney. The J.V. did a nice job. Good luck in the years to come. Sophomore Cindy Kinney sets up the ball for one of her teammates to spike. 134 DECKING THE HALLS President George Bush celebrates Christmas with his wife Barbara and their dog Millie, along with his win against democratic candidate Michael Dukakis. George Bush stands at ease while Michael Dukakis staggers from his de- feat. JUST STUMBLING THROUGH Democratic Presidential candidate Michael Dukakis is assisted by Illi- nois State Comptroller Roland Burris as he stumbles behind the Republican candidate George Bush onto the stage where he was to address a crowd of supporters. 137 tV : • - ,£ 2 ' s - v y$_. ' y Q? ' o ? GOING FOR THE GOLD Before his last dive, Louganis calms himself by hoping and praying along with concentrating on his last and fi- nal dive to a gold medal. Above left: Jager reaches out to give his teammate a hand in beating his opponents for the 4x200-free style world record. Above right: Comparing medals is the 4xl00-free team, who won the gold. To the left: On her fifth jump Joyner- Kersee leapt to an Olympic-record 24’ 3 V 2 ” and the gold medal. Below: Griffith Joyner won three gold medals and a silver in an event she wasn’t expected to run. REACHING OUT MAKESHIFT MEAL Above: Price Bower is reaching out Below: Earthquake victims sit and toward one of the three California eat a makeshift meal around an open grey whales trapped in the Artie Ice fire by the ruins of their homes in near Barrow. Leninakan. AMERICA BACK IN SPACE THEY DARE AGAIN To the right: The Discovery after 32 months of anxiety and toil, came the exhilaration. For one shining mo- ment, the doubts were forgotten. America was back in space. Roger Rabbit The leading man-er, rabbit-is Rog- er, a floppy-eared cartoon star wrongly accussed of murder. Cocktail Bryan Brown coaching Tom Cruise in a movie that was more about bartending than comedy. Brenda, You have come to a turning point now, and so full of life. We are so very proud of you. You have brought such joy, warmth, and never end- ing happiness to our home and lives. We hope your years ahead, whatever they hold, will be rewarding. You have all our support, happiness, love, and Blessing. We Love You, Mom, Dad, and Dan The hardest thing about being a parent is learning to let your children go their own way and make a place for themselves in the world. This is what we are trying to do now — to give you the freedom that you want but still provide the guidance you might need as you make your way into a life of your own. We may not be successful all the time, but we want you to know that if sometimes we hold on too tightly, it’s only because We love you — and that will never change. You have given us so much joy in the past seventeen years and we want the very best for you in your future. We love you Mom and Dad Terry, Congratulations! Best of luck and good wishes in your future! God Bless You Mom and Dad Szickez Szotkezs, One. Vale Brown City Sanduskv Congratulations Joan and The Class of 1989. REDALL INDUSTRIES 400 East Wood Street Yale , MI 48097 387-3224 WORTONS IGA SERVING THE YALE AREA FOR 40 YEARS NOW OPEN Johnson- Wendt Veterinary Clinic Susan Johnson-Wendt D.V.M. Large Small Ahimal Service 210 S. Main Yale Parking In Back OFFICE 387-4370 AFTER HOURS 346-3572 OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 6 Monday-Saturday 10 to 12 Sunday Please call for our special rates on heartworm tests and ra- bies shots. AVOCA ELEVATOR CO. grain, beans, seeds, feeds anogrinding 324-2285 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1989! Moore Carter Lumber Co. Inc. Yale, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS GRADS MOBILE OR IN SHOP AUTO GLASS COMPLETE GLASS SERVICE ALUMINUM ENTRANCES • PLATE GLASS • MIRRORS ALUMINUM DOOR CLOSURES • INSULATED GLASS PLEXIGLAS • SCREENS • AUTO GLASS • WALLPAPER LE GLASS CO., INC ‘Residential ‘Auto ‘Commercial ‘Home Where Quality Still Counts” Insurance Quotes Given FREE ESTIMATES 5 Radio Dispatched Trucks 313 - 387-3100 387-2730 7565 S. Brockway Rd., Yale, Ml. Serving The Entire Thumb Area” DUFFY’S Bar Restaurant Downtown Lakeport 385-3886 DINNERS Mon-Thurs 5-9pm Fri-Sat 4- 10pm Sun 2-8pm LUNCHES Daily From 1 lam nttw£ L ' J KAREN’S FURNITURE STRIPPING AND REFINISHING 4605 Emmett Rd (2V N of M-21 on M-19) Emmett. Mi 48022 Open Mon Set Ph (313) 384-1736 Caning Pick Up and Delivery i Alister M. ac| enzie D.DS 1 105 Sedgwick Sired Totephor ' 1‘iiH Huron Micl ' igan 48060 (313) 984 -274.‘ F. C. SIMPSON LIME CO. 1293 Wadhams Road PORT HURON. MICH. 48060 PHONE 313-367-3510 LIME SPREADING FERTILIZER SPREADING GRAIN 8k BULK HAULING FIELD SPRAYING 28% NITROGEN HERBECIDES ALSO WATER HERBECIDES JOHN TOMASCHKO AGENCY 387-4170 7557 S. Brockway Road (Yale Plaza). Yale. Ml Jerry’s Cash Carry 8532 Morris Rd. Goodells, Michigan 48027 325-1515 J tM 4 HJclIm. Badziy iPu m 4 bU4V4 iPUMM m 19 91 9 r- ’f SALERNO’S SHOES REPAIR 105 Main St. (313) 387-2359 YALE, MICH. 48097 MODERN WOODWORK CO. WE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE SPECIALIST IN KITCHEN LOU BEDY PHONE 387 3128 YALE, MICHIGAN 313 387 2126 cWt djhutmh cAf td north City Limits On M - 1 9 8280 BROCkwa Road Vale Michigan 48097 JOHN 8 CAROL KLOCKE CHIROPRACTOR DR. BRENT EDGERTON YAL1 CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC DANOKR SIGNALS • Headaches • Neck Pam or Stiffness • Painful Joints • Arm or Hand Numbness • Shoulder Pain • Back Pain or Stiffness • Loss of Sleep • Leg Pam or Numbness • Nervousness • Muscle Spasms ★ IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS FAST RELIEF AND PAIN CONTROL USING THE MOST ADVANCED CHIROPRACTIC PROCEDURES OPEN 6 DAYS • FAMILY PLANS EVENING HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ALL INSURANCES ACCEPTED CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 387-3342 • AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS • ON THE JOB INJURIES • SPORTS INJURIES • PEDIATRIC CARE LOCATED DOWNTOWN 140 S. MAIN (M - 19), YALE CONGRATULATIONS From: City of Yale: Ambulance, Police Dept., Fire Dept. KJpk C. J(r.l«U munn , 2.2.S. 7727 BROCKWAY ROAD SUITE A YALE MICHIGAN 48097 telephone 387 3111 111 HURON AVENUE PORT HURON, Ml 48060 FOX ' S JEWELER’S Jewelers since 1917 Direct Diamond Importers (313) 985-6171 SHARON FAWCETT, Manager Certified Diamontologist Gemologist MMMagneTek Me Controls Raymond Welker Buyer 6380 Brockway Road Peck. Michigan 48466 (313) 378 5511 BW-Gemco-Inventron-Industria I Brakes KAATZ Funeral home monument Company DICK KAATZ - JOHN KAATZ 1 0 South Main Yale. Michigan 48097 313-387-3939 202 north main Capac. Michigan 48014 313-395-2600 Hairdrop The Best Hair Care for — MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN 1 14 South Main St. Yale, Michigan 48097 YALE— CROSWELL— STANDISH— OSCODA 112 S. MAIN ST. 313-387-2266 YALE, MICHIGAN 48097 TELEPHONE (313) 387-4271 YALE FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC John A. Sand. D.O. 406 NORTH STREET YALE. MICHIGAN 48097 MARK W. GRUNDMAN 100 S MAIN STREET YALE. Ml 48097 313 387 4214 HOME 387-4137 pit DONALD E. BRAGG RUTH A. BRAGG Bragg’s Party Store LOTTO HEADQUARTERS 121 S. Main Street Yale. Michigan 48097 STORE: 387-3390 HOME: 324-2017 313 387-2062 Yale Electric Home Video MOVIE, VCR AND CAMERA RENTAL APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1 16 SOUTH MAIN — YALE, MICHIGAN 48097 RCA — FRIGIDAIRE — MAYTAG CRAMERS GAS OIL INC. 728 S. Sandusky Rd. SANDUSKY, MICH. 48471 387-2240 648-9811 TIMLIN ' S SHELL 6 N. Main St. Yale, Michigan Open 7 days a week. PAM’S POWDER PUFF 9 S. Main Yale, Michigan 387-3030 Congratulations Class Congratulations to the Class of ’89 Dewey McClelland Hanry Van Haverback Owners IWUNG CENTER MAIN YALE, MICHIGAN 48097 387-2385 of 1989 From: MicofFs Building Supply CONGRATULATIONS Class of ’89 From: The Brockway Lodge No. 316, F. 8 A.M. THUMB AUTO PARTS Machine Shop Service Available 20 S Main Hours: Yale, MJ 48097 Mon.-SaL 8:00-6:00 Phone: 313 387-3776 Sun. 10:00-2:00 FREE ESTIMATES 387-3032 BROWN SON HOME IMPROVEMENTS Bill Brown Vale. Michigan 48084 Wadhams I.G.A. 5275 LAPEER RD PORT HURON, MICH. 48060 8:00 a m. to 9:00 p.m. 9:00 a m to 6:00 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Sunday Specialize: In-Store Bakery and Deli — Cold Beer Wine jftlfeteVideo THOMSON IBM COMPATABLE MULTI-TECH APPLE EPSON COPAL CO, LTD SERVICE TRAINING M-THURS 10-6 ALL MAKES cusses ™ %• MODELS 0freRE0 982-3223 SOFTWARE A ACCESSORIES MAGAZINES 2887 KRAFFT RD • PORT HURON, Ml 48080 COUNTRYSIDE PARTY STORE 10736 Metcalf Rd. Yale, Michigan Phone 387-4104 Groceries, Party needs. Pizza in people The Commercial and Savings Bank We’re a Locally Owned Community Bank ST. CLAIR • MORTHGATE • WADHAMS EMMETT • YALE Member F.D.I.C. Loving Care Given By Caring People Medilodge of Yale Jean St. Yale, MI 48097 387-3226 i CONNIE’S FASHIONS Exquisite but not expensive Next to C.J.’s Ladies Apparel — 6 S. Main St. 387-2480 CJ’s RESTAURANT PIZZA Fine also located Friendly Food in Sandusky atmosphere PHILLIES BAR RESTAURANT PHONE 325 1363 Bruce Johnson TILE FIELDS Excavating _ . Koi aS SAND GRAVEL BASEMENTS backhoe WORK FILL DIRT TRENCHING 3451 DUCE ROAD Do er GOODELLS. Ml 48027 MERICLE MEATS • RETAIL MEATS • 8EEF □ PORK □ VEAL □ LAMB Especially For Homa Frsexsrs CUSTOM PROCESSING • DSSR PROCESSING —TRUCKING AVAILABLE- R 4235 KHgore AVOCA 324-2136 H Mo Amw t Call: 324-2146 ‘ PHONE (313) 387-2755 w3m2 mu c fazmony ? ' [ozL±i Floral Arrangement for all Occasions WEDDINGS • FUNERALS • GIFTS Ethel Mindy Harvey 134 s MAIN VALE. Ml 48097 YALE DENTAL CENTER P.C. 140 S. MAIN YALE, Ml 48097 TELEPHONE W. CHRISTOPHER BRYANT, O.O.S. (313) 387 3055 TIMOTHY J. NORTH, D.D.S. Put your trust in Number One: M. J. MORGAN ASSOC. 7685 Brockway Road Yale. Michigan 48097 Business (313) 387-2400 Residence (313) 387-3397 CONGRATULATIONS From the Yale A W we invest in futures ... yours. JL | j Mercy Hospital 2601 Electric Avenue Port Huron.Michtgan 48061 5018 (313)985 1500