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Spirit week this year ran from October 5-9th. Monday was Mix and Match day, Tuesday was Twin day, Wed­nesday - Hat day, Thursday -Purple and Gold day, and Fri­day - Dress-up day. Spirit filled students spread their spirit and dressed ac­cordingly to each day. The Homecoming game was against Warren Fitzgerald this year. Even though the Eagles fell at 28-8 our spirits rose for the dance the following evening.

1. Tom Knoppe and Kim Helton punii out together.

1. Dale Daubenmeyer going all the way.

3. Chris Kaczor and Jenny Rippey give their reading material from this year to the paperdrive.

4. Gary Piccinini easily escapes his attacker.

5. Dave Relph flys high during spirit week.

The Homecoming Theme of Disney characters was selected by the Senior class. The reason for characters in­stead of floats this year, was because of the delay in start­ing school.

Underclass characters were Freshmen: Winnie the Pooh, Sophomore: Dopey, Juniors: Dumbo, and Seniors: Mickey Mouse.

At the assembly the Stu­dent Council started the crowd off in good spirits by announcing the NHS Paper drive results. All proceeds going into the NHS scholar­ship fund. The first place winners were the Seniors with a grand total of 2099 in­ches.

Then the awaited moment arrived, announcing the un­derclassmen Kings & Queens, Senior Court and last but not least. Senior King and Queen.

1. The suspense is finally broken, Denise Strach, jean Cauthier, Debbie Epperson.

2. The Senior character, Mickey Mouse that took first place.

3. The first runner up was the junior character, Dumbo.

4. The Freshmen class show their spirit with Winnie-the-Pooh.

5. The character for the sophomore class, Dopey.

6. Ann Mazurco and Lori Haggerty opening the 1981-82 homecom­ing assembly.

7. Here are the cute crown bearers Joel LaVoie and Kristin Hughes.

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7'/?e /asf n/g/7f of homecom­ing was the dance, where the characters were judged. The winning character was the Senior class Mickey Mouse. With the Junior class follow­ing behind with Dumbo. The band for the dance was Con­traband, who helped us enjoy the dance by putting all of their energy into it. The 1981 Homecoming will al­ways be remembered, as everyone had a special part to play in these few festive days.

1. Underclassmen Kings and Queens. Juniors: Tim Charles and Marie Wenger. Sophomores: Bill Beaulieu and Becky Wishart. Freshman: Pete Beaulieu and Jill Serafin.

2. Marty Lemay and Lisa Thomas showing interest in each other and the band.

3. Here's a couple made in Heaven -Lauri Perini and Ken Fetterhoff.

4. Alumni Lisa Fiebig and Ed Muc-zynski enjoying refreshments provided at the dance.

5. Mr. Warren announces the win­ners for the characters, and the Seniors jumping for joy.

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Homecoming wee/c officially started on Monday, October 6, 1981. On Tuesday the real excitement began the Homecoming Court was elected. It is a great honor to be on the Homecoming Court. Since fellow classmates elect the Senior court, it is a great honor to be selected. It is not only the senior class that makes the final decision, it is the entire student body of the school. A big congratulations to all of those who were elected.

1. King and Queen: Bruce Ball and Denise Strach

2. Wayne Waldrupand Eunsin Yoon 3. Mike Mignogna and Shelly Piet-

roski 4. Tom Morrison and Debbie Epper­

son 5. Dale Daubenmeyer and Jean

Cauthier 6. Senior Court

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The Long Run Senior Memorbilia

Senior Officers

Senior Portraits

Class History

Baby Pictures

Mock Disaster

Mock Election Favorites

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CLASS HISTORY 1982 nhey Should've Takin' It Easy On Us" In September of 1976 It became necessary to move on. On to the "big

time," a step up, a more mature w/ay of learning and acting. Finally, the dreaded yet fascinating move to Madison High School. Were they really ready for us big 8th graders?? We were NOT little freshmen; just new occupants at Madison. Hey, wait a minute, another old building like the original Wilkinson we got rid of. It ISN'T FAIR!! Here's what they hit us with first: you must choose "chiefs." The four class "chiefs" we picked were: President - Judy McCarty, Vice President - Lisa Krajewski, Secretary - Jean Gauthier, and Treasurer - Eun Sin Yoon. The five student council "chiefs" were: Judy McCarty, Shelly Walker, Mike Mignogna, Lisa Krajewski, and Denise Peavler. With our selected chiefs we were informed that we had to build a float. How? Where?? With What??? And worst of all (little did we know then that we would be haunted by this problem) how do we pay for It???? IT ISN'T FAIR. Through many hard nights we managed to create what they called a "typical" freshmen float. It was small and carried out the theme of an eagle kicking the other teams' mascot through the goal posts. Nobody even gave us a measley amount of credit. IT ISN'T FAIR! To ride on our float, we selected Royalty. We elected a King - Wayne Waldrup & Queen - Judy McCarty. After all this, we were told we had to raise money ... again. How were we going to do this when everybody already had the money-making schemes monopolized?! IT ISN'T FAIR! The rest of the year was spent in deep thought.

This 2nd year found us — again selecting "chiefs," they were President -Judy McCarty, Vice-President - Jean Gauthier, Secretary - Ann Mazurco, and Treasurer - Lori Haggerty. This time we had a little luck from somewhere. But where did it come from? For example, throughout football season we consistently won the so-called "spirit stick." Was this great? The Seniors (of that year, 1980) always seemed pretty upset. Or were they just telling us we had big mouths? Anyway, WE won. We also snatched a 2nd place for our float right out of the hands of the Junior Class of 1981. And our royalty; King - Bruce Smith and Queen - Jean Gauthier honored it well. But lady luck was just grinning at us. What did she have in store for us next? We were told we had to raise money for a Junior/Senior Prom we had to sponsor in our Junior year.

But we were broke! What were we supposed to do? Anyways, we needed to add some class to our "CLASS." This came about with the ordering of our rings. This all went very smoothly. Lady luck still had a grin. After this we had to go back to the money making situation. Next, we consulted with the "Chief, chiefs" our sponsors — Max Hoffman and Harmond Webb. It was decided that we would take orders for hats. But, little did we know that the price would go up and the delivery date moved forward to the following school year. IT ISN'T FAIR!

After our disappointing set-back with the hat situation, we started our third year selecting a few new "chiefs"; Presiderit - Judy McCarty, Vice-President - Lorrie Phillips, Secretary - Denise Strach and Treasurer -Chris Stevens. Then a whole new line of Student Council "Chiefs" - Eun Sin Yoon, Shelly Walker, Ann Mazurco, Jean Gauthier and Lori Haggerty. When least expected all of our hats we had been eagerly waiting for arrived. We went to each person who ordered a hat almost half a year ago and tried to sell them their rightfully ordered hats. They looked at us like we were out of our minds. I don't want any hat, you're crazy! So here we're stuck with about a $1500.00 debt. What are we going to do?! IT ISN'T FAI R! On to building our togetherness float. We put the hats away for now. We'll try again later. Anyway we had this great brainstorm of an Eagle and its nest. The dimensions were 9 feet tall and 7 feet wide. What a float! Our best creation yet. We thought we had this contest wrapped up. But wait, here comes the sophomores dinky float. What, what is it? A bicycle chain cranking around? Who know's what the rest of it is, no one is able to make it out. Anyways, ours is an excellent creation in all the meaning of a FLOAT. But what happens? The sophomores practically stole 1st right from us and they class us in 2nd with the Seniors half-done float, that ISN'T FAIR!

Entering our fourth and final year we found ourselves deeply in debt. But how did we manage this asked our new "Chief, Chiefs" Mary Banka and Dave Warren. First, a new set of Chiefs were selected: President -Wendy Walker, Vice-President - Debbie Epperson, Secretary - Denise Strach, Treasurer - Rob Robinson, and Historian - Mike Mignogna. With the strike setting back opening day, we had to rush to put on the Homecoming Dance. This turned out excellently. But there was a flaw, we had no floats. Therefore, we made little characters for the gym. IT ISN'T FAIR!!! Anyway, our character captured a well deserved first place -finally! But our King - Bruce Ball and Queen - Denise Strach had nothing to ride upon. And the court Dale Daubenmeyer, Jean Gauthier, Wayne Waldrup, Eun Sin Yoon, Tom Morrison, Debbie Epperson, Mike Mognogna and Shelly Pietroski supported our royalty through it all. Though we made money on the dance, we still had some "red-tape". To overcome this we sold flower messages for Sweetest Day, T-Shirts, Valentine candy messages, and Graduation Tassels. All of this covered our debt and gave us enough money left over to buy Graduation flowers for Baccalaureate June 6, 1982, and Commencement June 8, 1982. Following these great events is the All-Nlght Party. Preceeding Graduation were Senior Wills, receiving our long-awaited yearbooks, and Prom which was May 7, 1982. After winding up with a super SENIOR year and receiving our diplomas, we have the long awaited freedom. But freedom where, to a great recession? What are we supposed to do now? IT ISN'T FAIR. The whole racket was not fair

I but we TRULY ENJOYED the MEMORABLE YEARS. See y'all in 5 I years!

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William Berry William Jaskowski Thomas Morrison

Mark Boles Jeffrey Justice Shariene Mounts

Sabrina Buhl Khairi Kalasho David Olson

Joyce Burton Riad Babbi Kelly Peasley

Jeffrey Constable Anthony Kowalewski Gary Piccinini

Joanne Corazza Anthony Laveam Larry Rangus

Michael Deel David Laveam Sean Rice

Jeffery Dove Karen McCuller James Saloka

Kim Fielder Vincent Meizys Charles Warren

Cora Gouine Betty Mellinger James Winton

Daljeet Heer Richard Moore Thomas Zgliczynski

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FAVORITES

Favorite Actor Burt Reynolds Favorite Actress Sally Fields Favorite Movie Arthur Favorite Male Singer Billy Squire Favorite Female Singer P^t Benitar Favorite Croup Journey Favorite Album Escape Favotire TV Program M*A*S*H Favorite Magazine Rolling Stone Favorite Radio Station VV/./.Z

Martin Place Hospital cal­led Madison High School and asked Mr. jaroske if some students would participate in a National Defense Drill. Mr. jaroske then asked Mr. Rinke if his Advanced Composition class would help out. Mr. Rinke agreed, and on Oc­tober 29 at 1:15 p.m. the 4th hour Adv. Comp. class was on their way to Martin Place. Fully equipped with blood and gunshot wounds, the students were ready to per­form their first disaster.

1. Cindy Brown and Renee Jacisin shaken up about, the disaster.

2. Chris Wishart being helped out of the bus with a broken leg.

3. Two paramedics aid Phil Needham with a crushed chest.

4. Mr. Rinke is in serious pain with a gunshot wound to the chest.

5. The entire 4th hour Adv. Comp. class that participated in the Dis­aster Drill.

6. A gunshot wound to the head made Wayne Waldrup a dead on arrival case.

Allied Forces

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Counseling /CRC

Math

Band & Music

Science

Business

Psysical Education

English

Human Ecology

Industrail Education

Art

Social Studies

LRC

Foreign Language

Library

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The Madison District Board Office has a new location and look this year. Housed in the former Monroe Elementary schoci, s paciousness abounds. A new conference room allows more interested citizens to attend monthly board of education meet­ings. The Alternative Educa­tion Program is also housed in this facility.

LAURENCE DECKER Superintendent

ROBERT LUKE Assistant Superintendent

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MADISON BOARD OF EDUCATION

President Vice - President Secretary Treasurer Trustee Trustee Trustee

Elva Mills Douglas MacLean DiAnne Leitermann John Minch Dennis Manzo Lauralee Howard Steve Ponietvierski

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Madison's Front Office as well as the Attendance Office are run with great efficiency. Every student needing help always seeks the aid of someone in the office. The office is always there and that's an assuring thought.

1. Our dedicated principal Stanley Jaroske hard at work.

2. Secretary, Barb Matteson 3. Secretary, Sarah Linton 4. Cordy Russ, Terry Thiem, Jean

Cauthier, Dave Relph, Terry Dodge and David Wengerare our helpful office aids.

5. Attendance Secretary, Joan Roberts.

6. Douglas - "I lost my money in the pop machine" - McKnight, our generous Assistant Principal.

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One of the nerve centers of our school is the Counseling Center. It is open to all stu­dents, parents and teachers, with any problem. This year the Career Resource Center is a branch of the Counseling Center. Inside the CRC a stu­dent can find computerized information on virtually any college or career.

1. Max Hoffman, Senior Counselor 2. Gail Wood, Counselor 3. Robert Murie, in charge of scho­

larships, financial aid, S.E.O.V.E.C. and the armed forces.

4. Betty LePage, Counseling Secret­ary

5. Sandy Koester, in charge of the Career Resource Center

The Mathematics Depart­ment is a required part of a freshman's schedule. If the student is extraordinary in mathematics then they will move up to the divisions such as Geometry, Math IV, or even Calculus. The teachers of this department try to make the work more understandable for the stu­dents.

1. Sue Sobocienski and Marty Ladd deeply concentrating on the computer.

2. Dave Warren dispensing a dose of laughter with his Calculus for­mulas.

3. Cene Burns assisting Bruce Ar­nold with his income tax forms.

4. Cayann Whyte patiently listening to Karen Bosetti's explanation.

5. Bonnie Michaiek "studying" the new math text.

6. Ralph Jerulle checking Darcy Se­al's formula application before chalking it onto the board.

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The Music Department is al­ways doing something, whether it is concerts, half-time shows, assemblies, competition, Fall-a-Fair, or fruit sales. It seems to fill in a certain gap, here at Madi­son. It is just something about that particular department that is special. Maybe it is because everyone in the entire school cannot be in there, we have to have a certain kind of talent. We also have to be able to put in extra hours and extra effort. The students that belong to this de­partment really stand out.

1. Kris Dorja^ plays the piano while his class sings along.

2. John Moore conducting his class. 3. John Flanagan keeping time to the

beat. 4. Joe Mordarskiand Kevin Breslin play­

ing their kind of music in stage band. 5. Don Morrison and Jim Lawrence re­

hearsing on the piano. 6. John Moore explaining to one of his

students just how to get the beat.

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Madison's science depart­ment gives the student a chance not only to learn about the environment around them, but also to ex­periment with it while exer­cising important lab techniques.

Along with offering such advanced courses as chemis­try and physics, the depart­ment also sponsors the Bio-Ecology Club.

1. Fred Pollock helps Pete Beaulieu with his experiment.

2. Special material teacher Robert Murie.

3. Madisons Biology expert, Dell Weitzel.

4. Chemistry and physics teacher, Kenneth Burgess.

5. Biology teacher Robert Teschen­dorf examines the advanced clas­ses' rooster.

6. Senior Cordy Russ trys to catch a big fish with his little net.

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The business department and it's fine teachers are an asset to Madison's cur­riculum. Offering account­ing, typewriting, business law, shorthand, business En­glish, communication and distributive education, it af­fords students a wide selec­tion to choose from.

The Co-op program places students in jobs, allowing them to use their skills and earn money at the same time. I

1. Gerald Pack 2. Sue Falvo 3. Robin Beasley uses orie of the

new dictation machines. 4. HarmondWebb 5. Jodi Sheatzley settling down to

work. 6. Roger Niemitalo

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2 The Physical Education

Department is an area in which every student must encounter for at least two years while attending Madi­son. Most of the students re­turn voluntarily to keep phys­ically fit. This art department has a combination of ac­tivities: health, swimming, body building, and your basic gym. These teachers help provide the physical ac­tivity that every student needs.

1. Sheila Kennary demonstrating correct free-style technique.

2. Mouth-to-mouth is not so bad after all!

3. Jim Myers supervises some of his many body building students.

4. Gary Vettori 5. Gayle Gillett showing one of her

health students the answer in the book.

6. Dave Swanson taking his normal position in the pool area.

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This year the English De­partment has a new addition, Roz Copperman, her pre­sence in this department is a very helpful asset. This de­partment tends to grow every couple of years with new out­looks on English. This is a de­partment that will always be adding new programs.

1. Earl Hunsaker reading up on Romanticism.

2. The students in Roz Copperman's class get a kick out of her lectures.

3. Dwight Rinke relaxing and read­ing his favorite paper.

4. Patricia Smith 5. Neal Harris 6. Dorothy Bodoin explains the as-

rSignment to Bruce Arnold. 7. Eve Hautamaki plays a tape re­

cording for her class.

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The Human Ecology De­partment is more commonly known as Home Economics, it is a collection of elective classes to help prepare stu­dents for the actual living process. There is something for everyone in this depart­ment.

1. Janice Watton helping a student thread a sewing machine.

2. Kim Morowski checking on what's baking in the oven.

3. Margaret Velliquette and Peggy MacDonald making peanut butter balls.

4. Dawn Coffeen listening intently to what Janice Watton has to say.

5. Mary Banka explains the ditto to two of her students.

6. Virginia Childs 7 Sabrina Buhl wiping up the dishes.

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Industrial Education is a collection of classes dealing with skills. Students may select from: Auto, Metals, Woods, Fiberglass, Drafting and Architectural Drawing. Many projects, as well as finely tuned cars, emerge from the Industrial Education department daily.

1. Joseph Gosseaux, department head.

2. Michael Konley, helping Darren Fielder adjust the carburetor.

3. FredAgemy demonstrates the use of the bridepart to Jim Dodge and Brent Sylva.

4. Thomas Can field guiding Kurt Kantzer with his drafting.

5. Joseph Eddings operating the lathe.

6. Eldred Strumbel checking the spring joint fit with Jerry Cooper.

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Art classes are very popular at Madison. Three very talented teachers guide the creativity. They are William Dean, Thomas Canfield, and Julie Holt. Samples of the artwork produced may be seen in the display case in E-Hall and also at the annual art show.

7. Tina Sokolowski and Mr. Dean creatively structuring a bowl.

2. Mr. Canfield admires the work of Tracy Tuten.

3. Tammy Somers concentrates on not gluing her fingers together.

4. Mary Fabrizio creates a master­piece.

5. Julie Holt, a new addition at Madi­son.

6. Shelly Pietroski points out some­thing that interests her to Kim Hel­ton.

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The Social Studies depart­ment has weathered a suc­cession of changes this year. Gone are two familiar faces -Mrs. Joseph and Mr. Morton - and Mr. Agemy and Mrs. Banka. Mrs. Liike replaced Mrs. Joseph the first semes­ter. Students have had the two-fold pleasure of both so­cial studies and fresh ap­proaches to learning. The teachers have had alot of homework preparing for new classes.

1. Fred Agemy begins another excit­ing day with roll call.

2. Mady Untiendt thinking of one of her famous quotes.

3. Larry Kornwise assures Tami Lon-goria that she has passed.

4. Teaching psychology class is one of Mary Banka's many activities.

5. Kay Liike keeps her class in­terested in the past.

6. Dave Swanson

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The Learning Resource Center at Madison is a addi­tion to the D-Hall clas­srooms. From individualized instruction to classroom problems, seasonal projects to group learning, LRC stu­dents are fortunate. They are part of a student-teacher situation where they can both learn and grow as indi­viduals.

1. George Owens, catching up on the bookwork.

2. Gary Epperson and Mr. Owens sharing a quiet moment.

3. Mary Ann Devereaux helping John Bryson with his work.

4. Solitude and study - a place of your own.

5. And more homework. 6. Mary Ann Devereaux

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Foreign Language at Madi­son means German or Spanish. This year, Mrs. Hautamaki instructs the German classes and Mr. War­ren (?!?!) has replaced Mrs. Day in Spanish.

While not selected by every student, those who take part in these classes, find them to be an enriching experience.

7. Chris Kazor, German Club Presi­dent, getting some assistance with translation from Eva Hautamaki.

2. A student checking-out the paperwork in German.

3. Kendra Edmonson dreaming of a trip to Deutschland.

4. Spanish I students industriously working on vocabulary.

5. Brian Forero listens intently while a classmate shares the latest gos­sip.

6. Dave Warren helping Tracy Tuton write in Spanish.

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The Library has a new libra­rian this year, Jane Dzuirda. Adjusting to the size as well as the students was a big dif­ference from the elementary school that she was a librarian at before. Not only was there a change in faces but a change in the operation of things in the library, it is now easier to find things. She has helped everyone a great deal since her arrival.

1. Candi McAdoo getting some help from Jane Dzuirda.

2. Jane Dzuirda and Shirley Ress looking through some new mate­rial.

3. The Library Aides; Dan Rovins, JoAnn Graves, Lisa Ress, Jana Prasad, Frank Arnold, Pat Ritter, Mary Woodruff, Jane Dzuirda, Chuck Brehmer, Trish Nickal. Sue Gregory, Sean Bobo, Keith Ress, Ruth Bell, Kim Bryant, Tina Dim­mer, Shirley Ress.

4. Library Assistant Shirley Ress looking through the book cards making sure that they are in order.

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Most people would think it was a fairly easy job working in a school cafeteria. But what most people don't realize is that they have to wake up pretty early in the morning, and plan on work­ing continuously throughout the day. Besides making the en­tire school lunch, they also help out on Tuesdays when Student Council has their weekly donut sale. Some of them even come on their own time and help out our annual sports banquets. These ladies take the cake.

1. Carol Press mixing things up in the kitchen.

2. Janey Patterson making master­pieces.

3. Dorris Christenson preparing another famous cole slaw.

4. Bertha Elliot always takes pride in her cookies.

5. Rose Schultz getting hamburgers ready for the serving.

6. Pearl Hamner buttering things up in the kitchen.

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From six a.m. until eleven p.m., Madison High is occupied by its trusty custodians. The first to arrive and last to leave, one and all are in constant demand. Whether delivering supplies, sweeping, mopping, vacuum­ing, cleaning, repairing, a cus­todian is always near. 1. Darrel Kimble just "screwing

around." 2. Bob Morrison sweeping up some

things. 3. John Galer trying to crawl into the

ceiling and hide from the others. 4. Bob Bungardner tries to straighten

things up a bit. 5. Vic Williamson trying to keep Madi­

son clean. 6. Tom Peters steam and vacuuming the

library rug 7. Gary Durham moppping up. 8. "Tilley" taking out a lighcbulb to put

in a socket.

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The First Annual

1982 Not since 1969 has Madison High School had any sort of "teacher of the year"

award. Each year, outstanding seniors, athletes and underclassmen are honored. The 1982 Madisonian staff would like to institute an annual award for an outstand­ing teacher. We have named it appropriately: the GOLDEN APPLE AWARD. To be eligible, the person must teach at least one class at Madison High School and be nominated in writing by a student. The winner's name will be engraved on a permanent plaque and presented at the National Honor Society's Honors Night, May.25, 1982.

The 1982 Madisonian staff takes great pleasure in announcing the winner of the first annual Golden Apple Award - Mr. Kenneth Burgess of the Science Depart­ment. Congratulations!

Kenneth Burgess has been an active teacher in the Madison District since 1965. A native of Lansing, Michigan, Mr. Burgess has repeatedly demonstrated his com­mitment to the students of Madison High School. A well-rounded individual, he has managed to combine the roles of the classroom teacher, extra-curricular spon­sor, avid Eagle supporter and friend. "Fair, honest and right there to help you if you have a problem with anything" was how one student described Mr. Burgess. Whether teaching physics, chemistry or introductory science, "he is one of the best teachers in the school." Sponsor of the National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes, his influence extends beyond the classroom into student's lives away from Madison.

Long to be remembered by all of the students he has touched, Mr. Burgess said it best himself - "Challenging students with new information and seeing the stu­dents learn this knowledge by means of lab situations, demonstrations, films, work-sheets and tests are my greatest satisfactions."

KENNETH E. BURGESS

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Welcome to the Club

Video Club

National Honor Society

Student Council

Art Club

Aquilla

Bio-Ecology

Gemmn Club

Yearbook

FTA

Video Club

Stage Band

Concert Band

Symphonic Band

Marching Band

Flag Girls

Majorettes

Madison Singers

GirVs Glee

ety is an honorary organiza­tion in which membership must be earned. Students must attain a 3.4 gpa and pos­sess the personal qualities of leadership, scholarship, ser­vice and character. The NHS is a very worthwhile group, whose activities include field trips to universities, distribu­tion of Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, a very suc-cessfull paper drive, Christ­mas caroling at the Nighten­gale Nursing Home, selling bagels every Friday morning, hosting the annual Honor's Night and the Spring Carnival held on April 2nd. The pro­ceeds from all of these ac­tivities are used to provide scholarships to graduating members.

1. The NHS members: Cindy Birtles, Debra Brehmer, Cindy Brown, Sandy Brown, Mike Bush, Debbie Clapper, Rob Conner, Terry Dodge, Debbie Epperson, Jean Cauthier, Lori Haggerty, Kim Hel­ton, Renee Jacisin, Kurt Kantzer, Mark Kimble, Tom Knoppe, Ann Mazurco, Mike Mignogna, Phil Needham, Brian Nunley, Denise Peavler, Lillian Phillips, Lorrie Phillips, Shelly Pietroski, Kathy Provencher, Cathy Rasnake, Dave Rector, Dave Relph, Jill Richards, Jenny Rippey, Rob Robinson, Cordy Russ, Coreen Stewart, Rusty Suitor, Wayne Thompson, Shelly Walker, Pat Weiner, Eun Sin Yoon, Tom Zgliczynski and juniors: Caria Agosta, Tammy Bil-ings. Donna Bonk, Cina Coins, Ron Jayroe, Charles Merrell, Joe Mordarski, Chris Morrison, Ken Morton, Tim Ogonowski, Lauri Perini, David Reid, Laura Roberts, Darcy Seal and Marie Wenger.

2. The 1982 NHS officers: Ann Mazurco, secretary; Eun Sin Yoon, president; Cindy Brown, historian; Phil Needham, vice-president; Dave Relph, treasurer; Kenneth Burgess, sponsor.

3. President Eun Sin Yoon acting as moderator at the Induction cere­monies.

4. Historian Cindy Brown lights the candle signifying service at the Induction ceremonies March 9th.

5. Rob Conner signs the member­ship book as Tom Knoppe looks on.

^ i ^ 8 The Student Council is busy from the beginning of the year until the end. In the fall it IS the Homecoming Ac­tivities, next comes the Christmas messages, the blood bank, and Easter mes­sages. They also, try to plan new and fun things for the entire student body. •

Mary Anne Devereaux is the new sponsor this year and along with adapting to the es-tablshed routine, has had the ''honor" of providing donuts for the entire school every Tuesday!

1. The 1981-82 Student Council, Kurt Howard, Ed Muczynski, Charlie Merrel, Bill Beaulieu, Pete Beaulieu, Marty Ladd, Marie Wenger, Sue Gazda, Tim Oganowski, David Merrel, Jim Thompson, Rich Crab, Mary Anne Devereaux, Lisa Cantrelle, Lori Haggerty, Ann Mazurco, EunSin Yon, Jean Cauthier, David Wenger. Not Pictured: Shelly Walker.

2. President Jean Cauthier giving her speech at the Homecoming As­sembly.

3. Donna Haley buying a donut from Lori Haggerty at the weekly donut sale.

4. Shelly Walker and Ann Mazurco planning out what to do next.

5. The Master's of Ceremonies for the Homecoming assembly; Ann Mazurco and Lori Haggerty.

6. Student Council officers: Presi­dent Jean Cauthier, Secretary Ann Mazurco, Vice-President EunSin Yoon, Treasurer Lori Haggerty. Not Pictured: Historian Shelly Walker.

This year the 1981-82 Art Club is trying to focus itself on finishing the painting of the halls. With a combination of various colors, it has made the school much brighter, and more delightful to look at. Members of the Art Club are using their talent to crea­tively improve our school.

1. Pat Underwood putting an effort toward making a collage.

2. The Art Club for 1981-82; Top row; Pat Underwood, Debbie Clapper, Jennifer Rippey, Brian Forgash, Patricia Johnstone Tammy Lon-goria, Mr. Dean, Mary Fabrizio, Demetra Sertos, Lorisa Jitiuana, Chris Morrison, Cindy Birtles, Kim Helton, Lois Harper, Lisa Hernan­dez, and Tammy Somers.

3. Brian Forgash painting a Kermit picture.

4. Patricia Johnstone getting in­volved in her painting.

5. The Art Club officers Chris Kac-zor, Debbie Clapper, Mr. Dean, Cindy Birtles, Kim Helton, Tammy Somers.

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Madison's Aquila Staff, consisting of thirty-one people this year, has one basic goal: to make sure that an issue of the Aquila is pub­lished every month.

Working together a very congenial group writes the school news, pastes the copy and handles the sale of the paper. Meanwhile an equally hard working group canvas­ses the neighborhood for ads to finance the paper, which is becoming more and more difficult in these inflationary times. The Aquila photo­grapher develops his own pictures in the darkroom at the W. Middle School, and the staff boasts several talented artists.

The entire paste-up of the paper is done in the jour­nalism classroom, under the supervision of co-editors Chris Kaczor and Mike Bush.

1. Editor Chris Kaczor puts the finish­ing touches on the last page.

2. Aquila Staff 1981-82 (with their papers) Back row; Marie Wenger, Lauri Pe­rini, Pete Beaulieu, Carol Blevins. Middle row; jim Croyle, Lois Harper, Lisa Hernandez, joe Nanny, Tracy Rozny, Phillip Needham. Front row; CarIa Hill, Dave Merrell, Brett Jayroe, Creg Cassa, Chris Kaczor, Charlie Mer­rell, Miss Bodoin.

3. Pete Beaulieu and Carol Blevins look over latest Aquila.

4. Feature Editor Lauri Perini and News Editor Marie Wenger reads personals.

5. Artist CarIa Hill works on collage as staff members observe and learn technique.

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The Bio Ecology Club has a new and experienced crew of leaders for the 1981-82 year. The officers were elected in the spring of 1981, and for being all juniors, the officers have picked up quickly and have given the club a head start for the 1982-83 year.

All members do their part in club organization. Dues were always up-to-date and candy sales were a success. Money raised goes to the restoration of-the courtyard and feeding the animals that live there. Dona­tions are given to the jacque Cousteau Fund, Save the Seals, and to The Save The Whales Fund as well. These are deserv­ing causes and with the help of the Bio Ecology Club, nature and wildlife can be preserved.

1. Bio Ecology members pose for their club picture in the court yard.

2. The Bio Ecology Club Officers are President Chris Morrison, Vice Presi­dent Lauri Perini, Treasurer Tammy Billings, Historian Marie Wenger, Secretary Laura Roberts.

3. The Bio Ecology Club trying one of their many fantastic ideas on a frog.

4. Club Members, Lauri Perini, Caria Agosta, and Michelle Morawski try­ing to find if something grows in a box.

5. Mr. Teschendorf helping his club members with a project.

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This year German Club is lead by Mrs. Hautamaki and the president is Chris Kaczor. Through the year the club has enjoyed many exciting ac­tivities. In November they went on a hayride with the Bio-Ecology Club. Believe it or not, German food has much to do with the club's activities. Going to Franken-muth is a favorite trip. The club also had its first annual gourmet bake sale. Last but not least, the spring language festival ended the year.

1. Eun Sin Yoon and Kim Helton prepare a gourmet meal for the German festival.

2. The German Club for 1981-82: Brenda Waters, Debbie Chouinard, Pete Beaulieu, Jennie Rippey, Dave Merrell, Rob Robin­son, Sponsor Mrs. Hautamaki, Greg Barch, Lee Wyatt, Tracey Rozny, Kim Helton, Shelly Piet-roski, and Chris Kaczor.

3. Cindy Brown, Kim Helton, and Shelly Pietroski laugh as they stuff Greg Barch into the dryer.

4. Daljeet Heer and Lee Wyatt re­moving their German cake from the microwave oven.

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The Madison Yearbook sta^f is a hard working crew. This years co-editors jean Cauthier and Ann Mazurco are making many new changes in the yearbook. The theme of music gives the yearbook a personality of its own, while appealing to the taste of students.

For the second year, Mrs. Banka has handled the re-sposibility of organizing and putting the Madisonian to­gether, with the help of a de­dicated, hard-working staff.

1. Mike Mignogna and Jill Richards pick out pictures for ads.

2. Debbie Clapper and Shelia Jones discuss pictures for the year­books next lay-out.

3. Dimitria Tsertos, Lorrie Phillips, Cindy Brown, Chris Kaczor, Shelia Jones, Creg Cass, Lori Haggerty, Lauri Perini, Ann Mazurco, jean Cauthier, Marie Wenger, Debbie Clapper, Mike Mignogna, and Mrs. Banka advisor. Not pictured: Renee Jacisin and Jill Richards.

4. Lori Haggerty and Ann Mazurco draw up lay-outs for the next deadline.

5. Decisions, decisions, which candy bar to eat first.

6. Marie Wenger works vigorously to meet a deadline.

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Future Teachers are a group of students headed by Mrs. Hautimaki that work with and teach younger stu­dents in the district. The members give their time and energy to help students while at the same time, they gain experience at various levels of teaching. This experience gives the members a real sense of what teaching is all about and may help them in whatever career choice they make.

Teaching is not the most popular occupational choice today, but it gives the mem­bers the chance to express their abilities.

1. FTA for 1981-82; Cathy Childs, Monique Rowls, Ram Querry, Carma Prevost, Tina Schoder, Greg Barch, Mrs. Hautimaki, Beth Bromley, Debbie Choiunard, Sherry Segal, Dominic Raona.

2. Debbie Choiunard and Carma Prevost prepares information for their elementary students.

3. Sherry Segal, Tina Schoder, Carma Prevost, and Debbie Choiunard discuss a matter of concern.

4. Sherry Segal, and Jill Serafm find one of the library books' interest­ing.

5. Allison Skidmore and Lora Thomas correct papers.

6. Debbie Choiunard announces the days events.

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There is a new club here at Madison, the Video Club, sponsored by John Moore. This club has the gigantic task of filming most of the games and doing specials. The prog­rams air on channel 41 on Cable Television. Just think, Commencement 1982 will be filmed and available for the reunion in 1987!!

Thank you, Video Club.

1. John Moore, sponsor of the new Video Club, giving Jim Croyle some pointers.

2. Brian Nun/ey getting a new shot. 3. The Video Club; lohn Moore, Dan

Robbins, Jeff Klarr, Jim Lawrence, Jim Croyle, Tom Z., Darrin Stine, Mark Wellman, Tim Diaz, Carol Blevins, Pat Underwood, Brian Nunley, Terry Dodge and not pic­tured, Mike Manderino and Dan Serrafin.

4. Jamie Homik, and Marty Ladd commentating one of the many games.

5. Dan Serrafin using a camera to fol­low the game closely.

6. Marty Ladd getting his facts straight.

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This year Mr. Flanagan heads the Stage Band, which is the only class he teaches here at Madison.

The Stage Band is involved in many activities during the entire year. Throughout the school year they participate in the an­nual Spring and Winter Festi­vals. During the summer the senior members take part in the Madison Heights Jazz Ensem­ble, which is a free concert for the community.

1. Dave Rector and Dave Jordan playing in Stage Band.

2. The Stage Band: Eun Sin Yoon, Lorrie Phillips, John Flanagan, Joe Mordarski, Dave Press, Tim Ni­xon, Tim Diaz, Charles Brehmer, Ken Sokolowski, Paul Hasho, Sean Rice, Derrick Cavender, Rob Conner, Dave Jordan, Dave Re­ctor, Neil Adkins, Brian Nunley, Melissa Bromley, Dave Duwe, Rich Moskal.

3. Charles Brehmer shows his experi­ence on the trumpet.

4. Lorrie Phillips gets very involved in her piano playing.

5. Sean Rice shows off his talent on the drums.

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The members of the con­cert band started the year par­ticipating in the annual band department fall-a-fair. Next came preparation for the Winter Concert held in late January. A new dimension has been the ability to broad­cast the band to the com­munity via cable television. Now the concert band can be enjoyed by all.

1. Don Russ, Tom Hardy, Mr. Moore director; Carol Blevins, Lucy Smith, Darren Fielder, Tom Lisow, Hugh Watson, Anthony Butcher, Joanne Craves, Keith Ress, Bill Barkiewicz; Judy Mosko, Lisa Ress, Denise Robins, Celeste Kel­ler, Joanne Pearcy.

2. Celeste Keller giving a short reci­tal to Nancy Juhasz.

3. Keith Ress and Bill Barkiewicz get­ting the timing down pat.

4. Judy Mosko and Lucy Smith deep in musical concentration.

5. Lorraine Querry and Lisa Ress practicing with the clarinet.

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The Symphonic band has been involved in many ac­tivities. They were involved in the Winter concert on January 26, 1982. They went to a Festival in March and a Spring concert in May. With the direction of John Moore the concerts were very enter­taining. Some of the Sym­phonic band members went to Solo Ensemble where high school students compete against each other, one sex­tet of the band received a one which is the highest you can receive. The members were Eun Sin Yoon, Tim Diaz, Rob Conner, Lorrie Phillips, De­bbie Brehmer, and Brian Nunley. With the guidance of John Moore we are sure to have more band members compete and receive ones.

1. Symphonic Band for 1981-82: First Row: Rich Moskal, Laura Roberts, Rhonda Peavler, Jerri Deal, Di-mitra Tsertas, Lorrie Phillips, Cina Coins, Denise Strach, Cheryl Calczynski, Debbie Epperson, Lorrie Heath, Eun Sin Yoon. Sec­ond Row: Denise Peavler, Donna Haley, Robin Lemeron, Tammy Haley, Mark Wellman, Hank Burke, Carl Booth. Third Row: Karen Cody, Lorraine Querry, Cathy Addison, Tracy Rozny, Michelle Johnston, Karen Warren, Pam Querry, Dave Rector, Rob Conner, Derrick Cavender, Sean Rice, Dave Jordan, Neil Adkins, Dan McMillan, Dave Duwe, Jim Hartwick, Melissa Bromley, Brian Nunley. Back Row: Jim Croyle, Dave Press, Steve Bess, Tim Ni­xon, Jim Ray, and Mr. Moore.

2. Mr. Moore heading the band. 3. Chuck Brehmer and Tim Diaz

doing their part to help make the music.

4. Cina Coins and Cheryl Calczynski contributing to the flute section.

5. Jim Hartwick, Melissa Bromley, and Brian Nunley very well in tune.

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What would half-time be like without Madison's faith­ful Marching Band out on the field? That is a question that nobody who attends Madi­son's football games should ever have to ask. The March­ing Band works very hard to present us an enjoyable half-time show. The actual work begins Labor Day weekend, which is the beginning of a five day band camp. During football season they practice every school day and even some evenings, which is a lot of time to put into a maximum 15 minute show. Mr. Moore is very proud of his marching band - with good reason.

1. The marching band In the tradi­tional "M" formation.

2. & 3. The band shows their school spirit by participating In pep as­semblies.

4. KathI Provencher lights up the field with her talented baton.

5. Rich Moskal, drum major, leads the band during half-timo.

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This years Flag Girls were led by Cathleen Addison. They started off their season by going to band camp over Labor Day weekend, where they learned how to march. Although we had a late start in school, the flag girls were still out there practic­ing the routines. The team con­sists of four Seniors, two Juniors, and one Sophomore, who made the halftime shows even more exciting.

1. Cathleen Addison and Denise Peavler discuss a new routine.

2. The 1981-82 Flag Squad: Clockwise; Melissa Bromley, Rhonda Peavler, Captain Cathleen Addison, Denise Peavler, Carol Blevins, and Jill Richards.

3. Jill Richards and Lorie Heath wait for the music to begin.

4. Cathleen Addison showing off her style.

5. Rhonda Peavler shows a smile through her routine.

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The Varsity Majorettes con­sists of three seniors, one junior and three sopho­mores. To prepare for the 1981-82 season the Varsity Majorettes went to band camp over Labor Day weekend. In this manner they learn routines and for­mations. Some of their routines were to the songs, "/ Love a Rainy Night," "It's a Small World" and many other popular tunes.

The junior Varsity Majoret­tes are divided up into two squads, due to the large number of girls that made it. They alternate twirling at basketball games.

Varsity: Laura Roberts, Doreen De-Santis, Vikki Bedard, Carma Pre-vost; Co-Captain Kathi Prove-richer, Co-Captain Ann Mazurco, and Caye Jones.

Squad 1: Jana Prasad, Tina Schoder, Melissa Stout, Alyssa Skidmore. Not pictured: Margaret Herron, Jenny Dials, Tracy Bryant.

Squad 2: Jeanette Arnett, Teri Deal, Robin Lemeron, Lisa Ress. Not pic­tured: Debbie Schmitt.

Madison Singers take part in various concerts through­out the year, such as the winter and spring festivals.

At Christmas time the members sold ornaments, to raise money for props and other musical materials.

The Madison Singers are indeed a group of talented young people.

1. Brian Smith, Jamie Watson and Jeff Klarr are singing their little hearts out.

2. The Madison Singers pose for their picture, the members are; Terry Thiem, Bill Beaulieu, Richard Crabb, Chuck Collins, Jeff Klarr, Jim Lawrence, Don Mor­rison, Don Shellnut, Brian Smith, Larry Thiem, Anita Shaoni, Sue Gazda, Tracy Bryant, Keith Nixon, Dan Girtman, Jim Robinson, Julie O'Nan, Beth Schemansky, Terry Bray, Nicki Oddo, Maureen De­nnis, Kathy Mollis, Scott Allan, Brent Svlva, Tim Tyler, Jim Wat­son, Vicki Cagle, Norma Can-zales, and Laura Thomas.

3. Larry Thiem and Brent Sylva fol­low their sheet music and sing each note with care.

4. Bill Beaulieu looks onto Jeff Klarr's music, trying to find his part.

5. Dan Girtman, Jim Lawrence, Don Shellnut, Keith Nixon, and Scott Allen read their sheet music.

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The harmonious voices of the Girl's Glee Club can be heard daily second hour. Whether preparing for the Winter or Spring concerts, a special event, or simply prac­ticing, they manage to brighten the day.

1. Valerie Rabidue, Rayleen Oates, Joan Warbler, Cindy Czartoryski, Joanne Green, Rhonda Flethcher, Julie Aylott, Tina Schroeder, De­bbie Kingery, Jenny Clark, Dar-lene Sirilla, Tammy Mixture, Robin Stough, Terri Rothwell, Jewel Jones, Kim Wells, Jeanette Arnette, Janice Hall, Chris Cun­ningham, Kim Morawski, Dorothy LaVoie, Roben Dwyer, Michelle Sirilla, Regina Studer, Lezitte Cedeno, Theresa Rabidue, Kathy Simpson, Kathy Munion, Pam Olsen, Kim Olsen, Sharon Wrobelski, Kate Bauman, Christ­ina Yarber.

2. Michelle Sirilla and Paula Huffman decorating for the Christmas Concert.

3. Music Ensemble: Jim Robinson, Bill Beaulieu, Richard Crabb, Jeff Klarr, Jamie Watson, Brian Smith, Don Morrison, Anita Shaoni, Sue Cazda, Terri Bray, Julie O'Nan, and Laura Thomas.

4. Julie Cirtman, Dorothy LaVoie, and Paula Huffman singing joy­fully.

5. Dorothy LaVoie, Michelle Sirilla, Paula Huffman, and Jenny Clark sneaking a quick look at the lyrics.

The Kids Are Alright Junior Officers

Junior Portraits

^phomore Officers

Freshman Officeam

Soplwmore Portraits

Freshman

JUNIOR OFFICERS CLASS of 1983

PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS SPONSORS

Marie Wenger Ruth Paul Lauri Perini Mark Wellman Janice Watton and Dave Swanson

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Colleen Bossum Beth Bromley

Patricia Bronsing Donna Brown

Teresa Bunch Tom Burgess

Hank Burke Connie Cadrette

Shane Conner Dean Converse

Debbie Crook Laurie Crouch

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Ken D'Andrea Tina Delangy Doug Dentry

James Dodge

Kathie Helmore Lisa Hernandez

Carta Hill Jim Homik

Craig Hopkins Jill Hoskins

Paula Huffman Kim Hunter

Kevin Jacisin Nelda Jackson

Ron Jayroe Donald Jones

Shelia Jones David Jordan

Chris Kaplantzes Kerry Kaulsky I*

Jim Keast Celeste Keller

Kathy Kiser Steve Krajewski

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Donald LaBruyere Marty Ladd Joe Lavearn Karen Leszcznski

Mike Livengood Michael Mandarin o Stephanie Mcllveene Ron McPherson

Iretha Merkel Charlie Merrell Tammy Mixter Mike Moore

Michele Morawski Chris Morrison Ken Morton Keith Muncy

Erik Murphy Lieu Ngo Tim Nixon Tim Ogonowski

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Diane Osantowsid Annette Palm

Ruth Paul Joanne Pearcy

Rhonda Peavler Lauri Perini

Mike Pilarski Robert Pleshe

Pam Preston Domink Raona

Tim Reece Rebecca Reed

Dave Reid Dale Rendell Shari Rendell

Keith Ress

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Shirley Rhoden Diane Riley Mihai Risca

Pat Ritter

Laura Roberts Dan Robins Shelly Rose Terri Rothwell

Scott Sager Ed Schemansky Rob Schneidt Darcy Seal

Fred Shagena Cathy Shaner Lisa Siminski Jeff Smith

Susan Snover Ken Sokolowski Robin Stough Carol Stout

Thuy Thanh Tran Thu-Thuy Tran

Bia Tsertos

Becky Tudor Edward Twardzik

Laura Verdonik

Jim Vickers Cindy Wallace Karen Warren

Mara Warren Jim Watson

Mark Wellman

Mary Wengrow Marie Wenger Greg Whaley

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Sue Whitman Lori Wilson Dawn Yontz

The original Peanut Gallery The game, Mike, not the cheerleaders!

I know, I know, the sun was in your eyes.

Ca-Ca-Ca-Clad to meet you.

Aye Va/ Hey, Jill, go and get their phone numbers.

She Walks In Beauty

She walks in beauty, like the night

Of cloudless climes and starry skies,

And all that's best of dark and bright

Meet in her aspect and her eyes;

Thus mellowed to that tender light

Which heaven to gaudy day denies.

One shade more, one ray the less.

Had half impared the nameless grace

Which waves in every raven tress

Or softly lightens o'er her face.

Where thoughts serenely sweet express

How pure, how dear their dwelling-place.

You made the world a brighter place,

we miss the smile upon your face.

This book to you we dedicate.

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SOPHOMORE OFHCERS CLASS OF 1984

PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS SPONSORS

Shelly Mandarino Pete BeauUeu Julie OTsfan Terry Theim Fred Agemy and Robert Murie

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Selina Adkins James Albert Julie Aydlott Jerry Bacon Bernice Bailey

Greg Barch Veronica Barch Kate Bauman Roy Beasley Pete Beaulieu

Vikki Bedard Scott Benge Tim Bilbrey Larry Billings Tammy Bilovus

Dean Bleske Sherry Bonk Carl Booth Sharon Boussom Terri Bray

Kevin Breslin Ruth Brown Tracey Bryant Robert Carpenter Derrick Cavender

James Cen/era Laurie Charest Cathy Childs Michelle Chouinard Robert Clark

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Susan Conlan, Ericca Cooper Jerry Cooper

Cindy Corsaut William Crisp

Jim Cross James Croyle

Kris Cunningham John D'Agostino

Todd Dathe

Tracy Davis Doreen DeSantis

Jenny Dials Dave Duwe

Allen Ferder

Steve Finegan Robert Flowers

Glenn Forero Brian Forgash

Jack Foster

Dave Frost Cheryl Galczynski

John Galer Saib Gappy Jim Garner

Sue Gazda Joe Clidden

Eileen Gilligan Richard Grab

Mike Gryb

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Joel Hall Donna Haley Thomas Hardy Tracy Helton Mike Herron

Ken Hight Melinda Hobbs Stephanie Hollenbeck John Ho/mes Brian Jaskowski

Brett Jayroe Tom Jenkins Daniela Jitianu KandyJones Dawn Kabacinski

Jeff Klarr Florence Kibble Debbie Kingery Jason Knight Monica Koury

Keith Lavoie James Lawrence Mike Lester Al Loomis Shelly Mandarino

Lisa McCracken Debbie McDonald David McDowell David McKay Rita Mellinger

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Theresa Mendoza David Merrell

Jeff Miner Gary Moran Rich Moskal

Judy Mosko Sandie Muncy Kathy Munion Leilka Murphy

Joe Nanney

Tarn Ngo Nicki Oddo

Paula O'Keefe Pam Olson

Julie O'Nan

Darel Owens Michele Peterson

Dan Placinta Shawn Poweel

Joyti Presad

Carma Prevost Teresa Pruneda

Pam Querry Theresa Rabidue Valerie Rabidue

John Raymond Lisa Reed

Cindy Reese Chris Reid

Alice Reinitz

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Clifford Rezney Mike Reynolds James Robinson Dawn Rose Tracey Rozny

Angle Sanders Kevin Sanders Sherry Segal Loretta Selby Robert Schaffer

Beth Schemansky Nancy Schneidt Tina Schoder Wilma Schriefer Dan Serafin

Glen Sheffer Donna Sherrit Mike Simpson Ann Sizemore Darin Skibbe

Lucille Smith Janet Smith Jody Sparks Darrin Stine Melissa Stout

Brent Sylva Rachelle Szeliga Greg Taub Daniel Tencza Yer Thao

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Larry Thiem Terry Thiem Lisa Thomas

Dan Thomason ]oe Thompson

Cheryl Thorton Annette Tuttle

Tim Tyler Pat Underwood Chris Valentine

Margaret Velliquette Joan Warbler

Jeff Wenzel Bill Wilkerson

Janet Willey

Lee Wyatt Robert Yarber Donna Breeze

Michael Agrussso Melissa Bromley

Gerry Donavan Gary Epperson

Sue Gregory Theresa Johnson

Michelle Lage

David Press Kenneth Schonmeser

Tim Tyler Becky Wishart

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FRESHMEN OFFICERS CLASS OF 1985

PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS SPONSORS

Bill Beaulieu Kurt Howard Bobbi Sienkietvic Jill Sera/in Jane Dzuirda and Shirley Ress

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Thamer Abbo Scott Allen

Edward Amsden Jeanette Arnett

Bob Arney Frank Arnold

Harvey Aydlott Linda Bankert Debbie Baut Bill Beaulieu

Rick Berchiolly Patti Birtel

Sean Bobo Joe Bochenek Larry Bronsing

Keith Bundshuh Anthony Butcher

Vicki Cagle

Lolita Canterelle Paul Cantrell

Nancy Carpenter Michelle Cassa

Doug Cecil Lizette Cedeno

Kathleen Childs Patrick Childs Randy Cilluffo Jennifer Clark

Karen Cody Dawn Coffeen

Chuck Collins Paul Collins Cory Combs

Patti Comeau Dean Constable

Mike Crosse

Cindy Czartoryski Teh Deal

David Delangy Ray East

Kendra Edmondson Tina Edwards

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Diana Emig joe Esser Brian Forero John Furlong Tim Caler Haitham Gappy

Theresa Garner Norma Gonzales Joanne Graves Joanne Green Janice Hall Lisa Harper

Bill Harrison Larry Heath Mike Henderson Bob Hernandez Joe Hernandez Margaret Herron

Bill Hoffman Greg Hoskins Kurt Howard Vicki Hunter Larisa Jitanu Kelly Johnson

Tammy Johnson Michelle Johnson Darin Jones Jewell Jones NancyJuhasz Tammie Justice

Charles Killgore Rodney Kimble Kathy Kotkoski Bill Krieger Jim Krolczyk Heidi Lange

Nels Larsen Dorothy LaVoie Marty LeMay Robin Lemeron Tom Lisow Harry Loomis

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Diane Lynn Jessica Mathias

Theresa McClure Linda McDonald

Margaret McDonald Dawn McKay

Darin McKernan Kim Melnik

Sylvia Mendoza Chris Michael

Lisa Miller Kris Moore

Kim Morawski Charlie Morris

Rob Morris Norman Morton Paul Muczynski

Mike Myers

Trishia Nickel Keith Nixon

Rayleen Oates Mary Oglesby

Kim Olson Rose Osantowski

Matt Osborne Scott Oster

John Pearcy Jana Prasad

Jean Priester John Pruneda

James Ray Lisa Ress

David Retell John Roberts

Lori Roberts Denise Robins

Monique Rowe Don Russ

Anthony Salveta Liz Sanders

Debora Schmidt Jeffrey Scott

Alan Scruggs Jill Serafin Paul Shawl Don Shellnut Bobbi Sienkiewicz Michelle Siirila

Marie Sikora Richard Sikorski Kim Simmons Cathy Simpson Alyssa Skidmore Mike Spencer

Gary Stewart Regina Studer Jenny Sunde Keith Surdu Kevin Surdu Cindi Szlag

Geoff Taub Scott Taylor Kou Thao Laura Thomas Jim Thompson Mark Tippit

Pam Towne Dimitra Tsertos Danny Tucker Tracy Tuten Jeff Tuttle Michael Tuttle

Kim Valenti Dwayne Valentine Ben Vanke Doug Velliquette Todd Walker Steven Wands

Ben Wasilewski Brian Wafers Ray Watkins Hugh Watson Kevin Watson Kim Wells

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David Wenger Mike White

Lee Williams Abby Winton

Mary Woodruff Sharon Wrobleski

Rhonda Wyrick Mike Zapinski

Lynn Zgliczynki Floyd Zuber

Mike Andrus Mark Bethune

Linda Bishop Keith McCulloch Donna McMillian

Dawn Michael Artie Pabsi Dan Parker

Brian Smith Jim VanZandt

David Whisnant

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Odds & Sods Football Football Banquet GirVs Swimming GirVs Varsity Basketball GirVs J.V, Basketball GirVs Tennis Varsity Football Cheerleaders J.V. Football Cheerleaders Varsity Wrestling J.V. Wrestling Varsity Volleyball J.V. Volleyball Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball Boy^s Swimming Varsity Basketball J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Baseball Boy^s Tennis Varsity Softball Boy^s Traek GirVs Track

Both Varsity and J.V. Football work very hard, not only during the season, but all year.

While the rest of us are laying on the beach in the summer, the football players can take a foot­ball class which is taught by Mr. Myers.

The Madison Eagles are truly devoted to being the best foot­ball team.

1. The Varsity and J.V. Football team: Coach Myers, Bruce Pettibone, Mark Tuttle, Rob Robinson, Wayne Wal-drup, Rob Conner, Tom Kelenski, Ken Fetterhoff, Tom Morrison, Bruce Ball, Russ Suiter, Jamie Homik, Mike Bush, Mike Simpson, Leroy Dennis, joe Cosseaux, Mike Kaufman, Ed Muczynski, Dale Daubenmeyer, Scott Holland, Steve Poniewierski, Don Morrison, Marshall Dwyer, Dave Ahlfield, Steve Taylor, foe Thompson, Charles Anderson, Bruce Arnold, Gary Piccini, Corey Combs, Kurt Howard, Bill Huffman, Keith Ni­xon, Tom Jenkins, Paul Muczynski, Rob Carpenter, Creg Hoskins, Doug Cecil, Carl Wenslow, Terry Thiem, Darrell Owens, Ray East, Glenn For-ero, Brian Forero, Alan Scruggs, Mark Tippit, Harry Loomus, Brian Waters, John Pruneda, Mike Agrusso, Dean Bleske, David Delangy, Chris Reid, Larry Bronsing.

2. Ken Fetterhoff trying to gain some extra yardage with the help of Mike Bush by blocking.

3. A Madison player trying to find a hole in the opponents defense.

4. Dale Daubenmeyer being tripped up by a Lamphere defender.

5. A Madison player being brought down after a long hard run.

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The Second Annual Foot­ball Banquet was held on Tuesday, November 14, 1981 at 7:00 p.m. It was a pot-luck dinner.

The boosters and school supplied the meat, the pa­rents of the athletes supplied the rest. The cheerleaders and football players received their special honors that night.

1. Coach Myers is explaining some of the funny stories of certain football players.

2. Mr. Kaufman and Mr. Gosseaux showing in detail how much their team improved.

3. The entire Varsity team waiting in line to get their awards.

4. Here is the J. V. football team wait­ing for their certificates stating that they made it through the en­tire football season.

5. Some relatives and friends of the athletes intently listening to the speaker.

6^ Four of the Varsity cheerleaders in action?!!

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This years swim team led by captains, senior, Tricia Johnstone, junior Theresa Oparka and junior Sue Grace, stroked to one of the best league meets in 5 years. The personalities of each of the members, combined made them very close friends.

Because of our friendships we were very supportive of each other. We didn't win very many meets but we had a successful season because we all tried our very best to make our team No. 1. And we were!

The 1982 Girl's Swim Team: Back row: Theresa Oparka, Sherri Bonk, Pam Preston, Lisa Hernandez, Mr. Swanson, Celeste Keller, Robin Lemeron, Cathy Shaner, Mara Warren, Donna Haley. Middle row: Pam Querry, Sue Grace, Lisa Zgalynski, Lisa Ress, Becky Tudor. Front row: Marie Wenger, Joanne Graves, jean-nette Arnnett, Tricia Johnstone, Gina Coins, Donna Bonk.

1. Robin Lemeron "posing" as she backstrokes.

2. The Girl's Swim Team 3. Coach Swanson taking another

break. 4. Theresa Oparka displaying her

"splashless" form. 5. Donna Haley stroking for the fmish.

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There were a couple of new faces this year on the basket­ball court. Fred Agemy and Douglas McKnight, who are the new girls varsity coaches.

Although the girls had a tough season they showed much spirit throughout the year. On the team there con­sisted two seniors, four juniors, and three sopho­mores.

The future looks very bright for the team.

1. Kim Hunter goes up for a lay-up while Lillian Phillips waits for a poss^le rebound.

2. Team Picture: Bottom: Sandy Muncy, Shelly Walker, Lillian Phil­lips, Kim Hunter, Karen Les-zezynski. Top: Doug McKnight, Laura Verdonick, Ruth Brown, Lucy Smith, Stephanie Mcll-veene, Fred Agemy.

3. Shelly Manderino keeps a tight defense.

4. Sandy Muncy pushes through Lampheres defense to shoot a lay-up.

5. Laura Verdonic pulls down the re­bound.

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The J.V. Girls Basketball Team had their returning Coach Debbie Allen, who put very much time and effort into their practices.

This year the team gained the experience and skill they need. Although their season was a tough one the team never game up.

1. Lisa Miller, using her offensive skills against a tough defense.

2. J.V. Girls Basketball team: Top: Abby Winton, Lisa Miller, Chris Moore, Coach Debbie Allen. Bot­tom: Tammy Johnson, Nelda Jackson, Shelly Manderino.

3. Shelly Manderino dribbling down court for a lay-up.

4. Lisa Miller shoots for two points. 5. Tammy Johnson goes for two

against the tough defense.

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The Girls Tennis Team con­sists of Lorraine Querry, Tina Birtles, Laura Roberts, Shelly Maclsaac, Chris Morrison, Michelle Morawski, Darcy Seal, Connie AH, Tracey Roz-ney. Not pictured: Debbie Brehmer, Tammy Mixter, Coach: Mr. Bill Dean.

The Girls Tennis Team worked hard this season put­ting forth a tremendous ef­fort. Debbie Brehmer had the best record, and made 1st team all-league for her 2nd year.

Laura Roberts made 2nd team all league for her 1st year. Debbie was also voted by her teammates the Most Valuable Player, Laura was voted Most Improved, and Tracey Rozney was voted Most Spirited.

1. The girls tennis team poses for a team picture with Mr. Dean, the coach.

2. Shelly Mclsaac intensely watches the ball as it sails across to the opponents side.

3. Tina Birtles displays crushing bac­khand.

4. Michelle Morawski anticipating on coming serve from oppo­nents.

5. Chris Morrison concentrates on backhand volley.

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The J.V. Football Cheer­leaders had a rough start in the beginning. During the summer the squad had a little trouble getting things to­gether, but once they got started everything went smoothly. The squad im­proved immensely and spread their mighty Eagle spirit all through the season.

1. The J.V. cheerleaders just can't stop clapping!

2. The J.V. Football Cheerleaders are Dorothy LaVoie, Beth Bromley, Melissa Bromley, Laura Thoma-son and Kim Morowski.

3. The squad listens as Coach Barb Pietroski distributes their awards.

4. Barb Pietroski calls up a cheer­leader to receive her well de­served award.

5. Jenny Sunde and Beth Bromley get the crowd excited at the Homecoming assembly.

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The Varsity Football Cheer­leaders practiced all summer and part of the season with no sponsor. Although it was a tough start they pulled through it. In the middle of the season they acquired a new sponsor, Barb Pietroski. The squad consisted of six Seniors and two Juniors.

1 The Madison Varsity Football Cheerleaders. Top row; Lori Hag-gerty, Tami Longoria, Debbie Chouinard, Robin Beasley. Middle row; Kim Fielder, Jean Cauthier. Front row; Laurie Perini. Not pic­tured: Tammy Billings.

2. Part of the Senior members of the squad receiving their awards at the Football banquet.

3. Two Varsity Cheerleaders show their spirit at the Homecoming Pep Assembly.

4. Lori Haggerty leads Eagle fans in cheers.

5. Varsity Cheerleaders exclaim to Lamphere fans that the Eagle team is number one after beating the Rams (26-7).

The Varsity Wrestling team

led by senior co-captain

Wayne Waldrup, finished the

season with a 3-6 record

overall. While not the best of

seasons, Coach Kaufman

sees great potential with only

five seniors graduating.

Among the returnees will be

state-finalist and co-captain

Ed Muczynski and regional

finalist Mike Agrusso.

1. Barry Kish, Bill Morrison, Creg Campbell, Darrell Owens, Wayne Waldrup, Bob Tippit, Dave LaVearn, Dean Constable, Joe LaVeam, JeffTaub, Mike Agrusso. Not pictured Ed Muczynski.

2. Ed Muczynski positioning his op­ponent to make another move.

3. Barry Kish is doing his best to gain points.

4. Lamphere opponent trying to get out of Wayne Waldrup's guil­lotine.

5. Bob Tippit creating a move to pin a Lamphere opponent.

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Led by first-year coachi Mike Kaufman, the j.V. wrestlers had a season of im­provement. With a team much larger than last years, they showed immense growth from the season's be­ginning. The J.V. wrestlers should be proud of them­selves, especially the up and coming freshman who were quick to learn the difficult wrestling techniques.

1. The J.V. Wrestling team: Mike Andrus, Chris Reid, Jamie Homik, Jeff Smith, Bill Hoffman, DaveDe-langy, Kelly Johnson, Phil Needham, Paul Collins, Jeff Scott, Brian Scruggs, and Dean Bleske.

2. Coach Kaufman and varsity wres­tler Ed Muczynski discuss the past season.

3. Coach Kaufman thanks senior Phil Needham for his help with the statistics.

4. A Madison wrestler takes advan­tage of an opponent with a "mean" move.

5. Chris Reid "pins" Jamie Homik to the mat.

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"Are these feet happy or what?!?" Within those few lit­tle words lie the reasons for the Varsity Volleyball team's exciting, enjoyable, and often successful season. Lady Gayle Gillett's razor sharp squad slashed a few teams and nicked a few others to end up with a final record of 10-7.

With only three returning letter winners the Eaglettes had to work hard to put the right combination of people together. Co-captain Cindy saw to it that every combina­tion would work and everyone would have fun too - including the fans!

A real highlight of the sea­son was having Cindy Brown named to the M.O.A.C. all conference 1st team and Cindy Birtles to 2nd team.

Three pairs of Sophomore feet, four pairs of Junior feet and two pair of Senior feet: happied together for a sea­son that avoided de-feet!!

1. Gina Coins puts up a perfect set. 2. The Varsity Volleyball team;

Teresa Pruneda, Cheryl Calczyrjski, Becky Wishart, Laura Verdonik, Cathy Shaner, Nelda Jackson, Gina Coins, co-captains, Cindy Brown and Cindy Birtles.

3. Coach Gayle Gillett setting-up the strategy for the game.

4. Laura Verdonik spiking with a back-up by Nelda Jackson, Cheryl Galczynski and Cindy Birtles.

5. Cindy Birtles dinks the ball past the opponents block.

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The J.V. Volleyball team has a new coach this year, Marie Haggerty. Although there were not many players on the team they still put all their effort into winning. Of course, in the beginning of the year they had to get used to the difference of coaching style, but they pulled through as a team. The team did considerably well for the unexperience players that they had. Unlike other J.V. teams this team set the ball up more often, which is a good asset. It gives them the experience they need, when playing in the future.

1. Michelle Lage bumping the ball. 2. Lucy Smith bumps the ball over

the net. 3. The J.V. Volleyball team; Michelle

Lage, Debbie Baut, Lucy Smith, Michelle Chouinard, Larisa Jitianu, Donna Haley, Ruth Paul. Not pictured Nancy Carpenter.

4. Nancy Carpenter spiking the ball. 5. Lucy Smith spiking the ball. 6. Donna Haley completing another

successful bump. 4.

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This year there was a new coach on the court; Charlie Gaulke. He seems to have given the team a new outlook on the game of basketball. The team consists of seven seniors, and six juniors, with this combina­tion of players the team had the drive and spirit to win. Although sometimes they fell short, next time they came out fighting.

1. The 1982 Varsity BasketbaJI team: Top row; Bruce Ball, Charlie Merrell, Bruce Sylva, Emory Colley, Mike Bush, David Reid, Coach Caulke. Bottom row; Ken Fetterhoff, John Irons, Dave Ahlfield, Tim Ogonowski, Kurt Kantzer, Ron Jayroe, and Randy Bondar.

2. Bruce Ball trying to dribble past a tough defender.

3. }ohn Irons sneaking around his op­ponent.

4. Randy Bondar and Dave Reid watch the play anxiously.

5. Charlie Merrell, Coach Caulke watch­ing the game intently.

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This year's JV. Basketball team is a young one. It consists mainly of freshman. Although they are unexperienced they show much progress. This is the kind of team we need for the future years.

1. Clenn Forero trying to shoot for two, while the defenders give a tough fiRht.

2. The 1982 J.V. Basketball Team: Top Row; Marty LeMay, Larry Heath, Ray East, Clen Forero, Tracey Helton, Scott Benge, Kurt Howard, Coach Louis Maneta. Bottom Row; Dave Merrell, Pete Beaulieu, Brett Joyroe, Bill Beaulieu, Dave McDowell, Roy Beasley, Corey Combs.

3. The J.V. teammates watch intensely as the game moves on.

4. Tracey Helton gets a rebound and is determined not to give it up.

5. Coach Manetta wondering about a call made.

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The boys swim team en­

joyed its finest season in 8

years, thanks to a tremend­

ous team effort, under the

leadership of Senior Captains

Jim Hartwick and Shaun

Riley. Shaun Riley was also a

state swim meet qualifier and

school record record setter in

the 100 yard backstroke.

1. Boys Swim Team for 1981-82: First Row; Shaun Riley, Jim Hartwick, Terry Thiem, Jim Croyle, Tim Markstrom, Paul Muczynski. Sec­ond Row; Brian Forero, Rich Mos-kal, Don Duwe, David Cokewell, Joe Nanney, Jim Cross, Bill Bar-kiewicz, Jim Saloka, Coach Swan-son. Coach Pollock. Standing; David Duwe, Hugh Watson, David Whisnant, and Jim Van-Zandt.

2. Dave Cokewell takes a dive. 3. Captain Shaun Riley, who is a

state qualifier, breaks a school re­cord of 1:01:1.

4. Senior Captain Jim Hartwick does the breast stroke.

5. Tim Markstrom and Don Duwe race to the finish.

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This year the cheerleading season was divided into two different seasons. One squad for football and the other for basketball. The tryouts were held a couple of weeks after the football season was over.

The basketball cheerlead­ers consist of three seniors, two juniors, three sopho­mores, one freshman. There was a new captain appointed junior Lauri Perini. The squad puts in more hours than usual because of the break in the year. But through all of this and the guidance of their coach Barb Pietroski they have turned out to be a very talented squad.

1. The Varsity Basketball Cheerlead­ers; Rachelle Szeliga, Laura Thomason, Sue Cazda, Kim Fiel­der, Lauri Perini, Tammy Billings, Melissa Bromley, Brenda Waters, Tammy Longoria.

2. The Varsity Cheerleaders perform­ing at one of the many time-outs in a basketball game.

3. One of the many original signs that the cheerleaders make for the basketball players to break through.

4. The squad wishing their oppo­nent good luck.

5. Some of the squad members get­ting involved in one of their many time-out cheers.

The J.V. Cheerleading squad consists of one junior, and six freshmen. Although the squad does not have much experience, it has im­proved tremendously. Through the years this should be a great asset. This squad has added spirit to the bas­ketball players like no other squad could.

1. Part of the J.V. Basketball Cheer-leading squad.

2. The J.V. Baskedyall Cheerleading squad Bobby Sienkiewicz, Denise Robins, Rayleen Oats, Nikki Oddo, Beth Bromley, Dorothy LaVoie, Kim Morowski.

3. Bobby Sienkiewski shows her cheerleading style.

4. Members of the J.V. squad look­ing peppy!!

5. J.V. cheerleaders making use of a time-out.

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The varsity baseball team will have a new addition this year. Former player and graduate, Tim Robinson will be the assistant coach. With the majority of the team re­turning seniors, it should be a real "ball game" for this happy hitting team.

1. Top Row, Left to Right; Assistant Coach Tim Robinson, Bruce Ball, George Querry, Rob Robinson, Dave Evans, Mark Tuttle, Coach Joe Cosseaux. Middle, Left to Right; Randy Bondar, Steve Box, Wayne Waldrup, Dale Dauben-meyer, Mike Bundy, Bruce Sylva. Bottom, Left to Right; Tim Oganowski, Ray Hollenbeck, Scott Holland, Dennis Manzo, Dave Relph, Kurt Kantzer, Darryl Rush.

2. Wayne Waldrup awaits the next pitch as he warms up the pitcher.

3. Taking his stance at the plate, Tim Oganowski is ready for the next pitch.

4. Third Baseman Mark Tuttle makes the long throw to first.

5. Bruce ^Ball gets ready to blaze a fast ball past an opposing batter.

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The Boys Tennis Team consists of Seniors: Creg Cassa, Mike Deel, Mike Mig-nogna, Chuck Brehmer, and Brad Barnard, juniors: Don LaBruyere and Mike Pilarski. Sophomores: Jeff Klarr and Rob Carpenter. Coach: Mr. William Dean. This years team is contributing effort toward a winning season.

1. Top Row left to right: Jeff Klarr, Rob Carpenter, Chuck Brehmer, Mike Pilarski, Mike Deel, Mr. Dean. Bottom Row left to right: Creg Cassa, Brad Barnard, Mike Mignogna, and Don LaBruyere.

2. Jeff Klarr concentrating on execut­ing a successful lob.

3. Don LaBruyere lining up to com­plete a backhand.

4. Mike Deal with a overpowering return.

5. Mike Pilarski anticipating a per­fect forehand.

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The Madison Softball team for the 1982 season looks very promising. Losing only one senior to graduation, return­ing letter winners will be cov­ering almost all positions in the field. Co-captains Shelly Walker and Wendy Walker, who have been playing Var­sity Softball for. four years, will proudly lead the way to a successful season.

1. Top; Tammy Sommers, co-captain Wendy Walker, Lucy Smith, Ruth Brown, Tammy Bil­lings, coach Dave Warren. Mid­dle; manager Beth Khotes, Laura Verdonick, Benita Coleman, Karen Leszczynski, manager Lauri Perini. Bottom; co-captain Shelly Walker, Kim Hunter, Davida Ahlfield, Sandy Muncy, Marie Wenger, and Lisa McCracken.

2. Shelly Walker's "good eye" earns her a walk to first.

3. And she's out! Wendy Walker on first proudly tossing the ball back to the pitcher.

4. It's out of there! Rounding 3rd base is Karen Leszczynski after an outstanding hit.

5. Warming up on the mound is pitcher Tammy Billings.

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The boys track team has a large number of new faces this season, with only four seniors on the team.

The season went well, with a great effort put forth by the team members. The team is run by Coach Macknis, who puts a great deal of effort in himself.

1. Scott Ceering taking a leap in the long jump.

2. Jim Croyle in the long jump. .1. Boys Track Team of 1982: Paul

Muczynski, Todd Walker, David Frost, Jim Thompson, Pat Under­wood, Bill Beaulieu, Kurt How­ard, Corey Combs, Leroy Dennis, Ed Muczynski, Kelly Johnson, Mike Andrew, Jim Lawrence, Ver­non Shurtz, Brian Nunley, Scott Beyer, Phil Needham, and Dean Constable.

4. Fred Shagena running the quarter mile.

5. Phil Needham is the teams long distance runner.

6. Collin Bielby in the 440-relay. 7. Brian Nunley handing off to Ken

Deandrea.

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Returning for his second year, coach Mike Kaufman is proud to coach the Girls Track team. With four return­ing Seniors as the power of the team.

1. Girls Track Team for 1982: Top row left to right; Karen Bosetti, Sabrina Buhl, Lisa Hernandez, Joan War­bler, Sherry Segal, Rachelle Szeliga, Shelia Jones. Bottom Row; Mellisa Bromley, Sue Cazda, Chris Moore, Kathy Mollis, Angle Lewis, and Lillian Phillips.

2. Lillian Phillips pushing through with all her might.

3. Shelia Jones shows off her shot-put form.

4. A good effort made by Kathy Mol­lis.

5. Lisa Mernandez taking the lead. 6. Joan Warbler gets a running start. 7. Karen Bosetti puts in alot of hard

work to keep the lead. 8. Sabrina Buhl keeps alot of dis­

tance in her lead.

The Long Run

Hall of Fame

Mock Elections

Class Prophec^^

Prom

Baby Picture Answers

Senior Index

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The Eagle stands its constant guard before the school atop a high perch. It symbolizes Madison High School and the soar­ing accomplishments of its students. Thus, the Eagle was chosen in 1970 as the symbol of the Madisonian Hall of Fame. Each year, outstanding seniors are nominated by faculty members and their names added to a distinguished list of predecessors. To be considered, the individual must not only be of high character and scholastic attainment but also active in school affairs.

Chosen as the motto for the Hall of Fame is the title inscrip­tion from the 1966 Madisonian yearbook written by Miss Pat­ricia Smith - ''The energy of the eagle inspires us to rebuff the big winds, to rise on the wings of change, to soar toward the sun." We are proud to announce that those students for 1982 are Cindy Brown, Michael Bush, Jean Gauthier, Ann Mazurco, Michael Mignogna, Philip Needham and Fun Sin Yoon.

"Ever-active" aptly describes this Hall of Fame induc­tee. Selected by her fellow seniors as the "Wild & Craziest," this young lady's out-going personality often belies her serious commitment to excellence. Cindy Brown exemplifies the caliber of the Madisonian Hall of Fame. A four-year letter winner in volleyball, Cincty has been a member of the track team, German Club, the Yearbook staff. Art Club, junior year as the secretary; the National Honor Society, senior year as the historian; and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In the community, Cindy has given of herself working as a volunteer at Vacation Bible School and tutoring at the Boy's Club of Royal Oak. Madison's loss will be Oakland Michigan University's gain after graduation. Planning to major in some area of bio-logical science, surely Cindy Brown will continue with her pursuit of excellence.

Four years and many classes later, this Hall of Fame inductee has the honor and distinction of graduating with a perfect 4.0 grade point average. Valedictorian of the Class of 1982, Michael Bush is certainly an example of the well-rounded individual. A four-year letterman in both football and basketball, Mike has also been a member of the Spanish Club, the National Honor Soci­ety and a member of the Aquila staff, this year as co-editor. Outside of school, Mike has been equally in­volved. Whether coaching T-ball, elementary basketball or working, he has always been a credit to his commun­ity, school, family and self. Graduation will bring a new beginning at the University of Michigan with a major in engineering. Sure to do well in any endeavor, Michael Bush has earned his place of honor in the Madisonian Hall of Fame.

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With a flash of activity, this Hall of Fame inductee always seems to be on the move. A leader in numerous organizations, Jean Gauthier has definitely earned her Hall of Fame nomination. She has served the Class of 1982 as the Secretary of her freshman year and Vice-President of her sophomore year. Not content, Jean has been a cheerleader four years, captaining the senior squad this year, and served the entire school as presi­dent of the Student Council. Also a member of the basketball team, art club, the National Honor Society, and co-editor of this Madisonian, Jean has further served the community as a tutor at the Boy's Club of Royal Oak and leader of the Youth Group at St. Vincent's Church. The recipient of a full four-year scholarship to Wayne State University, Jean Gauthier plans to pursue a career in the bio-logical and/or medical field. Her place of distinction in the Madisonian Hall of Fame is indeed deserved.

Twirling her way through four-years of half-time shows hasn't dampened the spirit of this Hall of Fame inductee. Captain of the Majorettes, Ann Mazurco has been an active leader at Madison. An officer in every organization she has been a member of, Ann has been a true inspiration. Secretary of her sophomore class, co-editor of this Madisonian, secretary of the National Honor Society and secretary of Student Council, Ann has surely given of herself to others. Selected by her fellow seniors as the ''Most Organized," it's not difficult to see the need for this attribute. In her "spare time," Ann has been a volunteer secretary for the Adult Educa­tion program. Planning to attend Oakland Michigan University next fall, Ann will major in psychology. Four years of service to her school and fellow students has earned Ann Mazurco a place in the Madisonian Hall of Fame.

Selected as the "most organized" by his fellow seniors, this Hall of Fame inductee has attended college as a full-time student and remained an active leader in several organizations while successfully completing high school. Michael Mignogna has surely earned his Hall of Fame nomination. A four-year tennis letterman, Mike has also been a member of the Spanish Club, the Yearbook staff, the National Honor Society, a Student Council representative and Historian of the Senior Class. Outside of school he has been a league bowler and a player for the Michigan Amateur Hockey Associa­tion. Planning to attend Wayne State University after graduation, Mike is leaning toward a career in either computer science or aviation. No matter which he selects, Michael Mignogna has demonstrated his ability to take-charge and succeed in whatever he attempts.

'7teee(6a»K Anticipating an appointment to the U.S. Naval

Academy, this Hall of Fame inductee also has earned the honor of representing the Class of 1982 as its Salutato-rian with a near perfect 3.99 gpa. Selected by his fellow seniors as "the most respected," "most conservative" and "most studious," Philip Needham is, indeed, a cre­dit to the city of Madison Heights and himself. Active in both athletics and extra-curricular activities, Phil has been a member of the track, cross country and wrestling teams; the Bio-Ecology Club and vice-president of the National Honor Society. Not content with all of the above, he has been a Madison Heights Police Explorer and an acolyte at St. Margaret's Church where he is also employed. Planning to study engineering along with military science at Annapolis, Philip Needham confers great respect to the Madisonian Hall of Fame.

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Musical talent is one of the many attributes of this Hall of Fame inductee. A member of the Marching, Sym­phonic, and Stage Bands at Madison, she has also played with the city of Madison Heights jazz Ensemble, receiv­ing numerous awards and certificates in competition. Selected by her fellow seniors as the "Most Likely to Succeed" and "Most Studious," Eun Sin Yoon has earned her nomination to the Madisonian Hall of Fame. Academically a leader, Eun Sin is the president of the National Honor Society and vice-president of Student Council. Also a member of the German Club, she served the Class of 1982 as its treasurer of her freshman year. President of her church youth group, Eun Sin has also been a volunteer tutor at the Boy's Club of Royal Oak. Upon graduation, Eun Sin plans to attend the University of Michigan and major in a predental program. Without a doubt she will "most likely succeed."

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MOCK ELECTION 1982

Wayne Waldrop Dale Daubenmeyer Scott Holland Tom Morrison Wayne Waldrop Bruce Ball Greg Cassa Bruce Ball Phil Needham Randy Bondar Rob Robinson Steve Poniewierski Phil Needham Phil Needham Wayne Thompson Mike Mignogna Bruce Ball Larry Rangus Tom Knoppe Joe Enochs Chris Wishart Tom Knoppe Brad Barnard Rob Robinson Tom Morrison Scott Beyer George Trullard Gary Foehl Lynn Herron Larry Rangus

Best Looking Best Body

Prettiest Eyes Biggest Mouth

Best Smile Nicest Legs

Best Dressed Most Liked

Most Respected Best Personality

Best Leader Best Follower Most Studious

Most Conservative Most Likely to Succeed

Most Organized Most Athletic

Most School Spirit Class Clown

Class Chatterboxes Funniest Laugh

Wild and Craziest Biggest B.S.er

Apple Polishers Biggest Flirt

Class Lovebirds Best Party Giver Best Party Goer

Best Dancer Contributed Most to the Class of "82'

Denise Strach Mona Somoskej

Pam Ruble Jill Richards Laurie Zysk

Kathi Provencher Denise Strach Denise Strach EunSin Yoon

Debbie Epperson Wendy Walker Jodi Sheatzley

EunSin Yoon Robin Beasley

EunSin Yoon Ann Mazurco Shelly Walker

Wendy Walker Pam Ruble

Kim Fielder Angle Hensley

Cindy Brown Denise McCormick

Shelly Pietroski Kathi Provencher Debbie Epperson

Karen Reppenhagen Jackie Deluca Judy McCarty

Wendy Walker

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CLAS. Chris Kaczor here reporting live for the Detroit Free Press. I'm in Detroit next to the Scott Beyer Complex (formerly the Joe Louis Arena), to investigate a strange battleship that arrived at the Bob-Lo docks this morning. Rumor has it that the famed Madison class, of 1982 is having its 10th year class reunion. Now, lets go on board and meet the captain.

We find Captain Philip Byron John Needham, owner of this great vessel, at the bridge. "Captain, who are those young sailors in front of all those controls?" That's Chief Petty officers Robert Crandall and John Helvey. They're steering the ship. "Watch out for icebergs, men!" Since the great depression of 1986 Captain Needham has generously given many unemployed Madison graduates jobs. From up here on the bridge we are able to see many of the workers making preparations for tonights reunion. Over there on the bow, I see Tammy Somers in her Yankee jersey, Jeff Justice and John Bryson swabbing the deck.

On the starboard side of the ship we see Cathy Addison, Denise Peavler, Lorrie Heath and Debbie Brehmer using semaphore code to flag down a yacht full of young bachelors. What's that noise? "Caw, Caw, Caw!!" Sounds like Tom Knoppe has arrived early and has found his way to the crows nest. There goes Kim Helton, Mary Fabrizio and Debbie Clapper in their FarrelTs apparel, climbing up the crows' next ladder. It looks like they finally have him trapped. And look over there on top of the gun barrel, its Gordy Russ Dract icing up on his juggling. He has to do a little bit of juggling to become the International Director of the Boy's Club.

Since there's about an hour before the reunion Captain Needham has volunteered to give us a tour. Our first stop is the officer's club. Lets go inside and see who's arrived. Sitting at the bar is Denise Strach, Judy McCarty and Debbie Beyer (formerly Epperson). The bartenders are Jim Hartwick, Dave Rector and Neil Adkins yelling "Drinks on the Captain." Now rushing in is Gary Killgore, Kim Howard, Barry Kish and Angle Jenkins, Lets get out of here before the big crowd comes in. Now lets move on to the galley and see how the food preparations are coming along. We have an abundance of different foods that will be served tonight.

Taking care of the superburgers are Renee Jacisin, Brian Nunley and Cathy Rasnake. Hey, looks like Patricia Johnstone and Daljeet Heer are whipping up another pizza-pizza. Kathy Provencher is preparing an exquisite Lobster dinner, and Scott Szeliga is frying up another herd of chicken. Dianna Trullard, Joanne Corazza and Shirley Cottongim are in charge of the coffee. They offer Captain Needham a freshly brewed cup, "What's wrong with this coffee, it tastes like mud." "Maybe because it was ground this morning," answers the cooks. What a line up of chefs and "kooks."

What's next on the tour Captain? "It's the engine room." Oh, that sounds terribly interesting. As we approach the engine room Bill Wells and Vince Meizys pass us saying something about, this "old tin can." Take it easy captain. What is that crowd forming over there? Oh, that's just Brad Barnard telling Tim Markstrom, Julie Girtman, Chris Yarber, Scott Polonis, Jeff Knight and Ron Robtoy how much bigger, better, faster, stronger and more expensive HIS fleet of ships are compared to the Captain's.

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Over on the other side of the room is Chief Mechanic Gary Foehl complaining about some missing tools. Mark Boles, Duam Galloway, Mike Butcher, Griffin Moran, Mike Burgess, Rich Cross, and Darryl Thornton are debating if they should jack the back of the ship up or take the engine apart. Dave and Tony La Vearn say that we should have open headers on the ship.

Now lets visit the office area before the festivities begin. There's Terry Zgliczynski (formerly Dodge) making the final typing errors (or corrections) for tonights guest list. Helping her is Robin Beasley, Cora Gouine, Vickie Bucy, Suzanne Phillips, Amy Priester, Shelly Bowles and Teresa McCown from the J.L. Hawkins Company Inc., they are taking a coffee break.

"Captain Needham, what is all that smoke in the gangway up ahead, is it a fire?" No, that's just Bill Berry, Jeff Dove, Jackie DeLuca, Jeff Crosse, Roben Dwyer, Tonyia Koury and Larry Rangus breaking In the new latrines. "What does that sign say above the latrine door?" "YOU'RE IN THE NA VYNOW." Letsgo up on deck and watch the party begin.

"Attention, Attention, all hands on deck, 10 minutes until party time, "bellows first mate Robert Tippit over the P. A. First to arrive is Wendy Walder, famous ERA administrator, next to her is Robert Robinson owner of a chain of Soft Ball cities, leading the way as usual. Following them are Jodi Sheatzley and Steve Poniewierski, Mr. Universe from 1986 to 1991.

Tonights festivities will start with a get together of old friends, Hilton owner Tammy Vail and Mar riot owner Coreen Stewart. Next we'll be having dinner, buffet style. After dinner, the entertainment will include a Variety Show, a Fashion Show and ending with a dance. The dance will feature the hit band "The Seven Frogs and the Wart," just back from their Siberian tour.

Some guests have just arrived. Lorraine Querry and her husband Quincy Jr., have just pulled up in their hearse. Their company slogan is "We will be the last ones to let you down." Arriving now in a taxi cab is Chris Wishart, I guess he never got his driver's license back. Over there is Cindy Brown, Olympic Volleyball star, coasting into the parking lot. Looks like she ran out of gas again. Well, the crowd is starting to thicken, lets go see what some of the guests are up to. There's Tom Schaefers, he's up to 6 foot. Novelist Mike Dee I is sitting next to gossip columnist Kim Fielder, chatting as usual. He is still on the second page of his novel. He says he philosophizes in his spare time.

There gathered by the rail is Brenda Waters, Anita Herron, jean Purugganan and Pat Hakola catching up on the latest gossip. "Did you hear about Alice Sikora's phobia? Being an optometrist she is afraid of falling into her lens grinder and making a spectable of herself "

Something exciting is going on over near the anchor. Looks like Tom Ke I en ski, Ed Frey, Gary Piccinini, Khairi Kalasho, Tom Morrison and Dale Daubenrpeyer are having an anchor-llfting-a-thon. So far they have raised 1,992 pounds. Too bad they're not in England. Wow, look over there by the door! It's Pat Wiener, Dan Howie and Vernon Shurtz dueling it out with the brand new 4- dimensional nuclear powered Thompson cube.

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PROPHECY Created by none other than nuclear physicist Wayne Thompson.

"Well, I'm getting a little hungry. Captain, lets go down to the

mess hall." Look how nice the decorations and flowers are for the

dinner. They were custom made by Cindy Birtles and the Collius

sisters (Rhonda and Chris) Inc. It is an honor to sit at the Captain's

table with such prolific movie stars as Jeff Constable and Ron

Brown. The famous stunt man Kelly Peasley and Prima Ballerina

Jennifer Rippey Baryshnikov are here also. Supplying the

refreshments are Deanna Pabst, Angle Miller and Mike Busch!

It looks like most the the guests have arrived, so lets start eating.

Say, who is over there sitting next to Dr. Eun Sin Yoon? Oh, that

is her husband, a guy named Hung One, his brother was Hung Two.

Sitting over at the reserve tables are our classy sponsors Dave

barren and Mary Banka. Mr. Warren has just returned from Spain

after taking a six-year work study program only to come back to

Madison and find out he is now going to be teaching Journalism.

Mrs. Banka is hovering over her J992 yearbook, the deadline is

tomorrow. Recording this great event on film is NOT Craine and

Williams, it is Mark Kimble, Lori Phillips and Lori Haggerty. Saad

Kelna stands up in his chair and says, "Chuck Warren could not

come to dinner because he got real sick and threw up." It looks

like every one has lost their appetite since Saad brought up Chuck.

Now that dinner has ended, it looks like the entertainment is

starting. The Master of Ceremonies for tonight's Variety Show is

the Immensely popular Jim Saloka known world wide as the

successor of Wolf Man Jack. Our first act tonight will be comedians

Kao Thao and Kurt Kantzer. Kao has worked as an apprentice to

johnny Yo for the last three years and has just started out on his

own. Oh no, looks like there will be a delay, the stage lights have

gone out. Tom Zgliczynski, Robert Wallace and Tony Kowaleski

are going up to help out with the electrical stuff.

Since we have a break in the action, lets sit back and see who

snuck In late. Business associates Cherri To ma son, Angle Hensley

and Karen Myke are plowing through another transaction. Hey

there's Tiger Baseball broadcasters Dave Relph and Joe Enochs

coming in after finishing up today's doubleheader. Joe is trying to

sell Connie Evans and Angela Lewis his autograph. Some people

look quite older after 10years. But some people don't seem to age

at all, for example Deana Young. Just strolling in now after

finishing No. 7 and No. 2 in the Michigan "500" are Scott Holland

and Mark Tuttle. Oh, there goes the lights. Quick look over there in

the front, it's Jill and Rusty Suiter, we caught them in the act.

The second act is one that is known throughout the

neighborhood. They are the "White Trotters." They consist of

halfback Bruce Ball, first baseman Randy Bonday, right wing David

Ahlfleld, mid-fielder Emory Colley, goalie Wayne Waldrup, and the

renowned star of the team that plays all positions is Shelly Walker

and left out is David Coke we I I. They have made sacrifices in their

schedule to perform tonight.

Next we have a really big shoe (size 24 to be exact). Straight off

of Broadway are the dancing "Sprockets." The dancers are Anita

ShaonI, Tammy Longoria, Cheryl Behuhn, Tina Sokolowski and

Laurie Studer. The lead dancer and manager is none other than

Lynn Herron. The act that you have all been waiting for is about t

begin "The Great Gordini" will amaze your eyes and dazzle you

senses. He will also boggle your mind by the method he uses t

shoot straws into the balcony. Gordini's magical assistants ai

Kathy Hoi I is and Debbie Duwe. WOW! WHAT A SHOW!

After a short intermission, the fashion show will begin. I wc

just told that Scott Geering and Sabrina Buhl were up on the dec

practicing their sprints for the Olympic Games. Some say that the

are just trying to keep up with the Jones, Todd and Gaye.

The Fashion Show is just about to begin. The sponsors an

designers for the clothes being modeled for tonight are Cassa an

Pietroski Ltd. Miss Pietroski is also the multi-million do Ik

diamond mine in the Congo. The models for tonight are, as if the

weren't famous, Lori Taylor, Mona Somoskey, Sandy Browi

Sharon Stone and Denise Strach. Pam Ruble and Kath

Accomando were the hair stylists for tonight's models.

Sounds like the band is warming up and ready to kick out tl

jams for this rockin'-rollin' bunch of people. Our band for tonigi

is the uncomparable "Seven Frogs and The Wart." On lead a

guitar and back-up vocalist will be Don Morrison, on the electr

bagpipes will be Mike Krstich, on the drums will be Sean Rice, c

bass guitar will be David Olson, on light and sound synthesizers w.

be Chuck Brehmer, on the bubble clarinet will be Tammy Hale^

lead vocalist will be Laurie Zysk, and the leader, playing evei

other instrument you can think of is, drum roll please, (Rc

Vickers rolls a drum across the stage) Tim Diaz.

They are playing their favorite song, "Croak All Night", and tl

dance floor is going crazy. Oh no, Sharlene Mounts has stepped c

Richard Moore's foot. Quick, take him to the sick bay where Kii

Bryant, Lillian Phillips and Pat Collom can put a body cast on hir

Is the party breaking up early? "No babysitters cost money," sa}

Julie Tinkis Shemansky and Mary Velliquitte High as they leav

BOOM! BOOM! What's going on!!? Oh, Robert Conner and Robe

Osantowski are up on deck shooting the cannons. They say thi

they are hunting coons. Olympic Swimmer Shaun Riley has ju

jumped overboard to escape the danger. Don't worry I think he

able to swim enough to save himself. Ann Mazurco and Jec

Gauthier are running around screaming, "Where is Magnum wht

you need him!I?" "Lets go in an airplane next time," says Mil

Mignogna, "We can take any of the planes In my airlines." Deni

McCormick says that she has been to bigger, better and mo.

exciting parties than this one. "We've given better parties ourselve

we just can't remember them," says George Trullard and Kan

Reppenhagen.

Towards morning as the guns calm down, the powder clears, ar

the sun slowly rises a crisp new day begins. Captain Needham too

his whistle and we set sail on the Senior Cruise that we did m

have. This is Chris Kaczor, on the Detroit River, reporting live ft

the Detroit Press signing off...

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1. Ever the gentleman, Scott Beyer helps Debbie Epperson from the car.

2. Bill Barkiewicz adjusts Cathy Shaner's corsage, while Scott Beyer and Debbie Epperson chat in the lobby of the Hillcrest Country Club.

3. Bill Barkiewicz and Cathy Shaner looking over the sumptuous buffet selection.

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BABY PICTURES ANSWERS

1. Wendy Walker 29. Betty Mellinger 56. Steve Poniewierski

2. George and Dianna Trullard 30. Jodi Sheatzley 57. Chris Wishart

3. Dave Cokewell 31. Lori Haggerty 58. Kim Bryant

4. Cherri Thomason 32. Tammy Vail 59. Jeff Cross

5. Scott Geering 33. Denise McCormick 60. Rob Robinson

6. Anita Herron 34. Ann Mazurco 61. Patti Hakola

7. Greg Cassa 35. Debbie Chouniard 62. Bill Fuller

8. Lynn Herron 36. Sharon Stone 63. Pam Ruble

9. Pat Collom 37. Eun Sin Yoon 64. Lorri Heath

10. Tim Diaz 38. Judy McCarty 65. Brian Nunley

11. Jean Gauthier 39. Jackie Deluca 66. Kim Helton

12. Jenny Rippey 40. Julie Tinkis 67. Mona Somoskey

13. Jill Richards 41. Cathy Addison 68. Rhonda and Chris Collius

14. Cindy Birtles 42. Lorraine Querry 69. Todd Jones

15. Angie Hensley 43. Chris Yarber 70. Dave Ahlfield

16. Mike Butcher 44. Mary Fabrizio 71. Tonyia Koury

17. Lillian Phillips 45. Denise Strach 72. Debbie Clapper

18. Angie Jenkins 46. Tricia Johnstone 73. Denise Peavler

19. Chris Kaczor 47. Amy Priester 74. Lorrie Phillips

20. Don Morrison 48. Vernon Shurtz 75. Anita Shaoni

21. Deana Young 49. Laurie Zysk 76. Scott Beyer

22. Tammy Longoria 50. Dave Relph 77. Renee Jacisin

23. Brenda Waters 51. Scott Holland 78. Sharlene Mounts

24. Shelly Bowles 52. Vickie Bucy 79. Gaye Jones

25. Gordy Russ and Cindy Birtles 53. Debbie Brehmer 80. Sandy Brown

26. Robin Beasley 54. Phil Needham 81. Jim Hartwick

27. Julie Girtman 55. Tom Schaefers 82. Kathie Hollis

28. Mike Mignogna 83. Kim Howard

SENIOR INDEX KATHLEEN ACCOMANDO CATHLEEN ADDISON - Symphonic band 2 3 4, Concen

Band 7, Flag Squad 2 3 4, Track 12, Flag Squad Captain 4

NEIL ADKINS - Symphonic Band 1234, Stage Band 123 4, Marching Band 123 4

CHARLESAHLFIELD - Baseball 1234, Basketball 1234 THERESA ALLEN RIAD BABBI BRUCE BALL - Basketball 123 4, Baseball 123 4, Cros:

Country 12 3, Football 4, Baseball Captain 4, Basket­ball Captain 3 4, Cross Country Captain 2 3

BRAD BERNARD - Tennis 12 3 4, Swimming 1, Football 1, Skiing 1 2, Bio-Ecology 3 4

ROBIN BEASLEY - JV Cheerleading 12 3, Varsity Cheer-leading 4, Spanish Club 2, JV Cheerleading Captain 3

CHERYL BEGUHN - Volleyball 1 2 3 WILLIAM BERRY SCOTT BEYER - Swimming 1, Track 2 3 4, Cross Country

2, Ski Club 2, Spanish Club 1 CYNTHIA BIRTLES - Volleyball 12 3 4, National Honor

Society 3 4, Volleyball Captain 4 MARK BOLES RANDY BONDAR - Baseball 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 1,

Basketball 1 SHELLY BOWLES - Girls Glee Club 1 CHARLESBREHMER - Tennis 12 34, Symphonic Band 1

2 3 4, Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Stage Band 1234 DEBRA BREHMER - Symphonic Band 12 3 4, Marching

Band 1 2 3 4, Tennis 1 23 4, Flag Squad 3 4 CINDY BROWN - Volleyball 1234, Volleyball Captain 4,

Art Club 2 3 4, Art Club Secretary 3, Track 2, National Honor Society 3 4, National Honor Society Historian 4, German Club 4, Yearbook 4, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3 4

RONALD BROWN SANDRA BROWN KIMBERLY BRYANT - Spanish Club 12, Madison Singers

1 2 JOHN BRYSON VICKIE BUCY - German Club 2 KIMBERELY BUHL SABRINA BUHL - Volleyball 2, Track 234 MICHAEL BURGESS JOYCE BURTON MICHAEL BUSH - Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 23 4,.

Spanish Club 2 3 4, Journalism 2 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Newspaper Co-Editor 3 4

MIChjAEL BUTCHER

GREGORY CAMPBELL - Football 3, Wrestling 12 34 GREGORY CASSA - Baseball 1, Tennis 2 3 4, Bio-Ecology

3 4, Art Club 3, Yearbook Club 4 DEBORAH CHOUINARD -FTA123 4, German Club 12

3 4, Volleyball 1, JV Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, FTA Vice-President

DEBBIE CLAPPER - German Club 1 2 3 4, Art Club 3 4, Yearbook 4

DAVID COKEWELL - FTA 1, Swimming23, Tennis 123 EMORY COLLEY - Football 1, Basketball 3 4 CHRISELDA COLLIUS - Swimming 1 2, Spanish Club 1

2, Bio-Ecology 2 RHONDA COLLIUS - Swimming 1 2, Spanish Club 12,

Boys Swim Team Manager 12, Track Team Manager2 3 4

PATRICIA COLLOM - Ski Club 1 2, German Club 1 2 ROBERT CONNER - Football 1 2 4, Basketball 1 2 4,

Baseball 12 4, Symphonic Band 12 34, Stage Band24, Marching Band 12 3 4

JEFFREY CONSTABLE - Madison Singers 1234 JOANNE CORAZZA SHIRLEY COTTONGIM ROBERT CRANDALL RICHARD CROSS - Marching Band 123 4 JEFFREY CROSSE - Wrestling 3, Concert Band 1 2 3,

Symphonic Band 4, Pep Band3 4, Marching Band 123, Swimming 4

DALEDAUBENMEYER - Football 123 4, Baseball 123 4, Wrestling 1

MICHAEL DEEL - Track 2, Tennis 3 4 JACQUELINE DELUCA - Softball 1 2, Art Club 2 3, Jour­

nalism 2 3 4 TIMOTHY DIAZ - Symphonic Band 1 2 3 4, Marching

Band 1 2 3 4, Stage Band 1234 TERRY DODGE JEFFREY DOVE DEBRA DUWE ROBERTA DWYER - Cheerleading 1, Track 1 JOSEPH ENOCHS - Bio-Ecology Club 123 DEBORAH EPPERSON - Symphonic Band 1234, March­

ing Band 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 123, Vice-President 4 CONNIE EVANS MARY FABRIZIO - Art Club 2 3 4, German Club 4 KIMMIE FIELDER - Symphonic Band 1, JV Cheerleading

12 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4 GARY FOEHL EDWARD FREY DUANE GALLOWAY

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CLASS OF 1982 JEAN GAUTHIER - Basketball I Art Club 2 3, Student

Council 2 3 4, jV Cheerleading2, Varsity Cheerleading 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Yearbook 3 4, Cheer-leading Captain 4, Student Council President 4, Year­book Editor 4, Class Officer Secretary 1, Class Officer Vice President 2

SCOTT GEERING - Track 123 4 JULIE GIRTMAN - Girls Glee Club 3 4 CORA GOUINE LOR! HAGGERTY - JV Cheerleading 12 3, Varsity Cheer-

leading 4, Student Council 3 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Class Officer Treasurer 2, JV Cheerleading Captain 2 3

PATRICIA HAKOLA TAMMY HALEY - Concert Band 7, Symphonic Band 2 3

4, Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 1 2 JAMES HARTWICK - Swimming 1 2 3 4, Ski Club 1,

Marching Band 12 3 4, Concert Band 1 2, Symphonic Band 3 4

KENNETH HAWKINS LORRI HEATH - Symphonic Band 1234, Marching Band

123 4, Aquila Staff 3 DALJEET HEER - Student Council 1, German Club 1 KIMBERLY HELTON - German Club 2 3 4, Art Club 3 4,

Spanish Club 2, Volleyball Manager 2 3, German Club Secretary 4

JOHN HELVEY ANGELA HENSLEY - Madison Singers 1 2 ANITA HERRON IRVIN LYNN HERRON - Football 1 2 3, Basektball 1,

Track 1 2 SCOTT HOLLAND - Football 1 2 3 4, Baseball 3 4 KATHERINE HOLLIS - Softball 1, Girls Glee Club 1,

Madison Singers 2 3 4, Track 3 4 KIMBERLEE HOWARD - Swimming 1 2, Track 1 2 DANIEL HOWIE RENEE JACISIN - National Honor Society 3 4, Ski Club 2,

Yearbook 4 ANGELA JENKINS - Concert Band 1 2, Marching Band 1

2, Girls Glee Club 1 PATRICIA JOHNSTONE - Swimming 123 4, Art Club 2 3

4, Track 2, Swim Team Captain 4 GAYE JONES - Majorettes 1 2 3 4, Art Club 1 2, JV

Majorettes Captain 2, Varsity Majorettes 3 TODD JONES JEFFREY JUSTICE CHRISTINEA KACZOR - German Club 2 3 4, Art Club3 4,

Volleyball 12 3, Yearbook 4, Aquila Staff2 3 4, German Club President 4, Aquila Co-Editor

KHAIRI KALASHO - Wrestling 4 KURT KANTZER - Baseball 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4,

German Club 4, Journalism 4 KARIN KAULSKY - FTA 1 2 3 4 SAADIRA KEINA THOMAS KELENSKI - Football 1 2 4, Wrestling 1 GARY KILIGORE - Ski Club 1 2 MARK KIMBLE - Baseball 1 2, Yearbook 2, Marching

Band 2 3, Sports Photographer 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Aquila Staff Photographer 2 3 4

BARRET KISH - Football 1, Wrestling 1 2 BRIAN KNAEBEL JEFFREY KNIGHT - Ski Club 2 THOMAS KNOPPE - Ski Club 1, Football 1 2, German

Club 2, Bio-Ecology 3, National Honor Society 3 4 TONY IA KOURY ANTHONY KOWALEWSKI MILAN KRSTICH ANTHONY LAVEARN DAVID LAVEARN - Wrestling 12 34 ANGELA LEWIS TAMMY LONGORIA - Cheerleading 1 3 4, Art Club 3 4,

Ski Club 1 2, Wrestling Mat Maid 3 4 TIMOTHYMARKSTROM - Tennis 1234, Swimming234 ANN MAZURCO - Majorettes 12 34, Student Council3

4, National Honor Society 3 4, Class Officer Secretary 2, Student Council Secretary 4, National Honor Soci­ety Secretary 4, Majorettes Captain 4, Yearbook Co-Editor 4

JUDITH MCCARTY - student Council 1 2, Swimming 1, Class Officer President 1 2 3

DENISE MCCORMICK - swimming 1'2 TERESA McCOWN - German Club 3 4 KAREN McCULLER VINCENT MEIZYS BETTY MELLINGER MICHAEL MIGNOGNA - Tennis 123 4, National Honor

Society 3 4, Student Council 1 2, Spanish Club 1 2, Yearbook 4, Class Officer Historian 4

ANGELA MILLER RICHARD MOORE - Madison Singers 12 3 4, Madison

Singers Vice President 4, Football 3 GRIFFIN MORAN - Baseball 1 DONALD MORRISON - Football 3 4, Concert Band 12 3

4, Madison Singers 1234, Madison Singers President4 THOMAS MORRISON - Football 12 3 4, Basketball 1,

Baseball 2, Football Captain 4 SHARLENE MOUNTS

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KAREN MYKE - Swimming 1 2, Track 2 3 PHILIP NEED HAM - Track 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 3,

Bio-Ecology 3, National Honor Society 3 4, National Honor Society Vice President 4

JAMES BRIAN NUNLEY - Football 1 2, Track 1 2 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4,. Art Club 3, Bio-Ecology 3 4, Track Captain 4, Symphonic Band 1234, Stage Band 123 4, Marching Band 123 4

DAVID OLSON - Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1 ROBERT OSANTOWSKI DEANNA PABST - Madison Singers 1 2 KELLY PEASLEY - Wrestling 1 2 DENISEPEAVLER-Track2, Marching Band2 3 4, Concert

Band 1, Symphonic Band 2 3 4, Student Council 1 LAURINDA PHILLIPS - Majorettes 12 3, National Honor

Society 3 4, Bio-Ecology 2 3 4, Marching Band 12 34, Stage Band 124, Symphonic Band 1234, Class Officer Vice President 3, Set up Crew in band 3 4, Uniform Crew Band 12 3 4,

LILLIAN PHILLIPS - Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 2 3 4, Spanish Club 2

SUZANNE PHILLIPS - Madison Singers 1 2 3, Madison Singers Treasurer 2, Madison Singers Secretary 3

GARY PICCININI - Football 1 2 4 SHELLY PIETROSKI - Volleyball 1 2 3, Art Club 2 3 4,

German Club 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Art Club President 4, German Club Vice President 4

SCOTT POLONIS STEPHEN PONIEWIERSKI - Football 123 4, Basketball 1

2, Baseball 12 4, German Club 3 4, Journalism 4 AMY PRIESTER - Swimming 1, Girls Glee Club 2 KATHLEEN PROVENCHER - Majorettes 12 3 4, Marching

Band 2 3 4, Art Club 1 2 3, German Club 12 3, National Honor Society 3 4, Majorettes Captain 12 34, Art Club Historian 3, German Club Treasurer 3

JEAN PURUGGANAN LORRAINE QUERRY - Marching Band 1 2 3 4, Concert

Band 12 3, Symphonic Band 4, Tennis 4, Madison Singers 1

LARRY RANGUS MARY CATHY RASNAKE - Spanish Club 12, Yearbook 1,

National Honor Society 3 4, Swimming 2, Track Team Manager 2 3 4, Swimming Manager 3, Swimming Tim-mette 2 3

DAVID RECTOR - Marching Band 1234, Stage Band 12 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Ski Club 1 2, Sym­phonic Band 12 3 4

DAVID RELPH - Baseball 1234, National Honor Society 3 V/ Spanish Club 1 2, National Honor Society Trea­surer 4

ARMOND SEAN RICE - Symphonic Band 12 3 4, Stage Band 12 34

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JILL RICHARDS - Basketball 1, Ski Club 1 2, Marching Band 12 3 4, Softball 1 2, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3 4

SHAUN RILEY - Swimming 1 23 4, Baseball 1 JENNIFER RIPPEY - German Club 4, National Honor

Society 3 4, Bio-Ecology 4 ROBERT ROBINSON - Football 12 3 4, Baseball 1234,

German Club 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Class Officer Treasurer 4, Journalism 2 3 4, Football Captain 4, Baseball Captain 4, Journalism Sports Editor 4

RONALD ROBTOY PAMELA RUBLE GORDON RUSS - Bio-Ecology 2 3 4, National Honor

Society 3 4, FT A 3 JAMES SALOKA THOMAS SCHAEFERS - Concert Band 1234, Football3 ANITA SHAONI - Madison Singers 1234 JODI SHEATZLEY - JV Cheerleading 1, Track 1 2 4 VERNON SHURTZ - Track 3 ALICE SIKORA TINA SOKOLOWSKI - Tennis 3 4 TAMMY SOMERS - Spanish Club 1 2, Art Club 1 2 3 4,

Spanish Club Historian 3 RAMONA SONOSKEY COREEN STEWART - Concert Band 1 2, Aquila Staff 2 SHARRON STONE - Swimming 2, Track 2, Aquila Staff2,

German Club 2, Swim Team Timette DENISE STRACH - Symphonic Band 1 2 3 4, Marching

Band 1234, Volleyball 1 2, Class Officer Secretary 3 4 LAURIE STUDER - Softball 1 2 3, Drill Team 2 RUSSELL SUITER - Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3,

National Honor Society 3 4 SCOTT SZELIGA - Symphonic Band 1, Marching Band 1 LAUREL TAYLOR - Track 1, Swimming 1 2, Symphonic

Band 12 3, Marching Band 1 2 KAO THAO CHERRI THOMASON - Madison Singers 1 2, Softball 1 WAYNE THOMPSON - Ski Club 1, Bio-Ecology 3 4,

National Honor Society 3 4 DARRYL THORNTON JULIE TINKIS SHEMANSKY ROBERT TIPPIT - Wrestling 12 3 4, Football 1 DIANNA TRULLARD GEORGE TRULLARD MARK TUTTLE - Baseball 1 2 3 4, Football 3 4 TAMMY VAIL - Concert Band 1 2 MARY VELLIQUETTE

RONALD VICKERS - Football 1 JAMES WALDROP WAYNE WALDRUP - Football 12 3 4, Wrestling 1234,

Baseball 12 3 4, German Club 2 3, German Club Vice President 3, Wrestling Captain 4

SHELLY WALKER - Basketball 123 4, Softball 12 34, Ski Club 1 2, Student Council 1 2 3 4, Student Council Historian 4

WENDY WALKER - Swimming 1, Softball 123 4, Softball Captain 4, Class Officer President 4

ROBERT WALLACE - Ski Club 1 CHARLES WARREN - Wrestling 2 BRENDA WATERS - JV Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheer-

leading 4, German Club 12 3 JOAN WATTS ROBERT WELLS WILLIAM WELLS PATRICK WIENER - Spanish Club 123, German Club 2 3,

FTA1 2 3, National Honor Society 3 4 JAMES WINTON CHRISTOPHER WISHART - Ski Club 1 2 CHRISTINA YARBER - Madison Singers 234 EUNSIN YOON - German Club 123 4, Marching Band 1

2 3 4, Stage Band3 4, Symphonic Band 123 4, Student Council 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Class Officer Treasurer 1, National Honor Society President 4, Stu­dent Council Vice President 4

DEAN A YOUNG - Basketball 1 2, Track 1 2, FTA 1 2 THOMAS ZGLICZYNSKI - Football 3 LAURIE ZYSK - Yearbook 1, Ski Club 2

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Congratulations Class of 1982

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We'd like to thank our parents Mom DeLuc, Jo Mamma, and Jo Pappa McCart, our sisters and brothers too, especially Carl, who is a whiz at Biology, we wouldn't have made it without you. Also we'd like to thank Mr. J, Mrs. Lepage "The Piscean", Max, Mr. Sexy Murie, our teachers, and Noah, if it wasn't for you we wouldn't No-Ah nothing. And most of all our crazy friends, whom without, we wouldn't be crazy. If your worried about you're future, don't be.

There are only two things to worry about: Either you are well or you are sick. If you are well, then there is nothing to worry about; but if you are sick, there are two things to worry about; either you get well or you will die. If you die, there are only two things to worry about; either you will go to Heaven or Hell. If you go to Heaven, there is nothing to worry about; but if you go to Hell, you'll be so Damn busy shaking hands with friends, you won't have time to worry!

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Mike M., It's been a long hard road for you, but you made it like 1

knew you would. I'm proud of you. Love, Mom

Happy Memories for the years ahead. ELH

Congratulations Ann M. You have crossed the bay now the ocean lies before you.

The very best of luck in the future. Mom & Dad

Jean: For all the hard work and perseverance, we congratulate

you. Good luck and the best in the future. Love,

Mom and Dad

Nice Going Wayne! Good Luck!

From: Mom, Dad, George, Dean, and Patti

To our favorite daughter. You have made us very proud.

"Congratulations" ^ Liti'e Momma & Big Dad

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Congratulatons Wendy, You've made us very proud of you. May nothing ever be

beyond your reach. Good Luck always. With Love,

Mom & Dad

A.M., C.K., L.H., J.G., J.R., M.M., & E.Y. The pasf four years have been terrific! We have had alot of

good times together, and 1 wouldn't trade those times for \ anything. 1 hope only the best for you all!

Love, C.B.

I.G., R.B., T.B., L.H., C.B., M.M., E.Y., Thanks for all your help and support. I'm lucky to have all

of you, as friends. 1 wish you the very best in the future. Love, Ann

Congratulations Lorh H., To a girl that has brought nothing but pride and joy to her

family. May your future be all you want. There are people who talk; and Good luck "Mean" Jean.

Mom & Dad

I.e., A.M., C.S., C.B., The past 4 yrs. have been real experiences. Thanks for all

the help. Although we are going our own ways, let's keep in touch. We'll have to get together at least once a week and hit THEM.'//

Love, LH.

The past 4 yrs. were an experience I'll never forget. My 1 closest friends have given me many memories to cherish but there are those people who I've known only a short while and made my stay enjoyable. Thank you and good luck in whatever you pursue.

Jean Gauthier

Congratulations Baby #4

Love - All of Us

Tammy Honey, You've made us very proud of you. Congratulations and

best ofluckalways to you and your friends of the Class of'82. Love Always, Mom & Dad

Ray and Raymond Allison Tommy and Sarah Holland

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To the classes of 83, 84, and 85, It is yours... This wonderful life.. With your heart, hand and mind you hold the power to mold Each golden moment Each shining hour Into new designs Infinite possibilities.

From the Oass of 1982/Seniors Carry on Well!

- Tina Hacker

To the Class of "83" The key to happiness is having dreams. The key to success is making them come true.

- C.W. Douglas May all your dreams come true. ^^^^^ ^^^.^^

Russ, Thank you for all the special moments we have shared

together. I will always remember them and you. You have made my senior year one of the best and the happiest. I will always hold a special part of you inside my heart. If you ever need me, I will be there!

Love, Jill

Best Wishes to the Class of 1982. May your future be bright and promising.

The Class of 1984

YB buffaloed? YB a "toad?" YB a "turkey"? Y not find out what makes a turkey tick, a frog function, a

nose reproduce, a chromosome duplicate, a gene mutate, a buffalo burp, etc. ?

Y not take biology? T &W

Costello, Thanks for always being there when I really needed you

the most. Your the best of the best and I hope we are always this close.

Love, Abbott

Good Luck to the Girl's Basketball team toward a success­ful season in 1982.

Mr. Agemy

Wir Gratubierem Die Klasse

1982!

Hey Buddies, We want to thank you for being our friends. We have to

keep kicking it out. The years go by and we just keep rolling with the changes - and the reason why is we don't stop believing. Just remember if its Urgent we'll be here!!!

Wendy & Laurie

To: All Boys and Girls Varsity Swim Team Members: Thank you for your participation in the 1981-82 season.

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I would like to THANK EVERYONE who has made my at Madison a truly rewarding experience. Especiall Mom, and Chris, whom I owe a-lot.

M P.S.

Good Luck to all my friends in your future years. Ma be what you want and expect them to be.

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''Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way.

- Anonymous

Thanks for all your help

Mary Banka Max Hoffman Dave Warren Harm on d Webb

Class of 1982

It may be the end of this book... the end of this year, and the end of the seniors of '82.

But it's not the end of the memories; those insecure moments that suddenly become ''the good old days."

It's not the end of the education; the learning process that has just begun-for freshmen and seniors alike.

It's the beginning -Of a journey to experience Life ... Of a lifetime to prove your worth ... Of a one-time-only chance to take your Faith, your fortune, and your knowledge and make something of yourself. Take that chance -Cherish it! Enjoy it! Don't Stop Believin' It

To a special friend Mary Banka; we would like to thank you for your hard work and long hours which made this book possible.

Editors: Jean Gauthier Ann Mazurco

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Once again, it has been a privilege and my pleasure. MSB

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