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· Tecumseh, Michigan Anafh 1 !)37 Vol. 63

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Dedicated fo the Class of 13K7

I sfood af Hoe head of a

dead end highway where

my life passed fast before my eyes.

Wrlh my Chevy '57 I dreamed

of Hell and Heaven and Hoe choues I could male fo gef me Hoere

Rollmg down Hoe wmdow I shook. my faHoer 's hand I look.ed mfo hJI eyes Thaf stVd I was a man

My eyes gllded over To my moHoer af his side I fussed her feary face

Thaf almost never med.

The wmdows ro[{ed up I fook. my last glance My focus was agam upon The highway.

Endmg Endmg Wrlh a bmk. wall af Hoe end

My dream of Hell and Heaven Now departed

I bralc.ed before Hoe wall I dosed my eyes silence I k.now Hoe choues now Thaf I musf male

Wrlh Hoe pedal fo Hoe mefal

The end was drawmg near My spmf grasped a shoclung revelafron

My plane was nof a Chevy My dream left on Hoe levy The highway wrlh an end Was now a runway

Over Hoe wall my dreams and

Spm& soared My doub& and fears became A jadmg memory Farewell old road of home

Welcome new sk.y of challenge No one can cllmb Hoe heigh& Thaf I'm frymg .

I'm jlymg

Jro»t Wayne Hanson

Underclass ... 34

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Activities ... K4

Introduction ... 4

Faculty . . . 16

Academics ... 30

A ufographs . . . 202

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Mr. l.aCily helped afthe Winfer Carnival by volunfeenng fo be dunked m the dunk. fank..

Sophomores Lon Houghton, Amy Dauber, Amy Burgess and Sue Banks wrapped up Dawn Dofy m the1r fom .

Above: Our J. V. Football players rnarchmg the Homecommg Parade fo show their sp1nf and sfamma.

Tlus is one exaWtple of how Wtuch fun the TICWSS faculfy! sfudenf hask.efhaU gaWte was. A. Barrie, V. Anschuefz and T. Paferson scraWth!e for the hall, huf Mrs. Ellis hangs on while Mrs. Glenn reaches in fo help her.And Mrs. D1epenhorsf, Mrs. PreHyWtan, M. Ruh!, Mrs. Sutherland and J. Sfroud sfand hy laughing.

lffook..s lik.e Gina Henry has her fun all fock.ed up for the day or LA.urie Sfoeck.ef and Ktm Fursfenhurg self fick.efs for btg maybe tf IS the other way around. pnzes.

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Junior jai'Hie KiH(e waves "Hi!"

Jeff McMunn shows off his new foy.

Mark. Schafer practicing the shof put.

Dave Harris and Sfeve Kei'Hpj .rhtdying.

Will he I'Hak.e if?

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Kri.rfi Fefdk.ai'Hp I'Hak.es up a liHfe girl af the Winfer Carnival.

Mr.

Frenz.en and Karen Wann k.eep busy af the arf club booth. Kenf Herrick. gof a new calendar fo k.eep frack. of his lasf few days here af THS.

NO PARKING SCHOOL HOURS

Genu ReboHaro sfrefching auf for jun.

Mr. Bill ........

Mak.es sure of thislllll

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Kelly Wesfgafe looking smug. Michelle LeVeck. and Melissa Rapin "Best Buddies. "

Heidi Pramsfaller helps Shelby Croft show off her smile while in the sfock.s af the Winfer Carnival.

Elizabeth Ann Withrow, Kim Morrison, Cathy UH{e, john Harden and Kelly LeVeck. sfop for our photog­

rapher.

julie Sfroud forces a grin .

Kenf Herrick. and Kelly Harfley- are they really seniors?????

Carmen Curry in a natural pose . A couple of hrave souls who had their faces painfed af the Winfer Carnival.

Melanie Sudk.a and Mike Losey af the drug free rally in Pontiac.

Seniors David Galindo, jim Eherle, Bohhy Davis, Joe Huhhard and C{yn Hunf show us living proof thaf they won'f sfarve when they

leave home.

junior Amy Palmer uses her senses fo figure ouf whaf she is holding.

The Varsity Cheerleaders: Kim Luper, Jodi Nicholron , Beth Ruggtrello , Kelly Chouinard, Lisa Lolley, Michele Wood, Kim Tooman , and Shannon Cadmus give us thaf cheerlearder .rmde.

Seniors Mike Conrad and Kenf Herrick. enjoy a fai{gafe party .ref up fo honor the Michgan/Michigan Sfafe joofhall game (n which Michigan won.

Seniors Brenda Lawson, Andy Cole, Heather Hudson, and Vicky Ridge­way pose for a quick. pidure.

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Sophomore girlr enjoy a Friday night party. Erika Robison , Kathy Frazier, Shelby Garcia , Erin Long , jody Reichenbaugh , Kara Janick. , Sonya Ragay, Dma Covell, julie Shu.rfer and Wendy Pinchock..

Does anyone think. thaf junior Ken Anderson, seniors JefJClark., jeff McMunn , and junior jurfin Bladeck.i are as wonderft.l as they think. they are?

Senior Dwy Dang has a good lawgh over his Christmas presenf. If looks lik.e even "big boys" lik.e liHfe cars.

FreshYHan Kafie VanBwren andjwnior Tij Winze­ler gef info the holiday spirif by wearing Yl'liniafwre Christmas Trees on their heads!

Senior Allen Hajj and SophoYHore Brian MaYH­ayek. frying fa YHak.e the big fiYHe. Do yow think. they'll swcceed?

FreshYHan Terri Ellison cannof believe thaf she jwsf gof her picfwre fak.en.

Seniors Jeff Clark. and Shannon Cad,.ws pose jar the Varsity Cl1eerleader/ Varsify football player roYHance picfwre.

Jwnior Michelle Georges prepares for thaf "big dafe . "

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Teachers find Sh,dy Hall boring foo l Mr. Frenz.en fook. a nap!! Jenny Perrin and Kim Speller ready fo hif fl.te beach!

lfseemsfo me tltafKenf, MaH, Kris, Heatlter , Mike, Duyand Ca.rl k.now whaf summer's all ahouf.

Coach Pik.e and senior Leah Fausfenjoy a mile cool down . Sophomore Jenny Hari{ey cannof believe her eyes. Someone wanfs fo play fl.te game she conducted af fl.te Winfer Carnival. Senior jim Bache may look. tltreafening, hut he's jusf a hig feddy hear.

Senior Rick. Altman enjoys the anfi-drug rally held af the Pontiac Silverdome .

Seniors Kelly Hari{ey and Keith Alexander share a suck.er.

Kathy Dull, senior, chooses Dief Cok.e-jusffor the fasfe of if///

juniors Mik.e Powers and Paula Sfroud - friends forever ///

junior Cathy LiHfe smiles brighfly as her picture is fak.en.

Hey/ Look. who's here - the jour speds/ junior Jenne Lange, Sophomore Missy Curfh and Juniors Lisa Osburn and Theresa Calvin. Now, where are the four rhtds? Hof-fub parfy, anyone?

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Seniors Melissa Rapin , Cindy Mwncie , Heather Hwdson and Brenda lAwson having Jun.

jwnior Lyneffe Seifz shows ws the red shoes she gof for Christmas. The woman with fwo red shoes. Hm .

jwnior jason Sfowe concentrates - or fries.

Jt{{ Nteholson givmg owr cameraman a smirk..

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Seniors Shannon Cadmws and jeff Clark. show off their fans af Wamfr fer's Lak.e.

Disappointed hy their feam ' s petjormance 1 Heidi Pramsfaller and jennifer Sisfy donned their disgwises so no one wowld know they were part of owr jV Cheerleading s1wad.

Senior Ewgene Dinkins flashes ws his pearly whites.

Sophomore Pawleffe Georges thinks she's foo cool for THS.

Seniors john Hari{ey, Jeff McMujfin, Ed Wilson, jeff Clark, Darin Forgau, Allen Carol!, and Keith Alexander clownmg around. Could this have anyth­ing fo do with the Baskefba!l feam 's record?

Seniors Yolanda Roukema, Anne vonKarsfedf, Sophomore Sfacy Frey, Freshman ]ani Hafcheff and Sophomore Pau!effe Georges enjoy a Varsity Baskefbal! game.

Mrs. Forgau and assorfed seniors enjoy life 's simple pleasures.

Juniors Sally Casper and TifWinzeler fake time oufjrom making coffon candy fo pose for a shof. The booth was operafed by the Junior class and was, as expeded, one of the main attractions.

The JV Cheerleaders really know how fo party! Marci McMunn, Jennifer Sisfy, Laurie Sfoeke!, Teri Harvey, Sara Clark and Carmen Curry chow down af a party.

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AdmmiJranon Eugene Cooley Swpemdendenf Claren<e Lacny

Pmwpal Dr. Cary Loveff

V1<e·Pmwpal Bdl M uck.enifrw,.,

D~recfor of TranJporfanon Sam1 Alam

Cwrncwlum Coordmafor

Ron Frenun Band and ChoruJ

Jm-•rny RICe Cha~rperson

H elen BendeJ 8tAI111eiS

Frank Craharn Cha~rperJon

Karen D1epenhord

Mr. Kastel was reviewing the answers fo foday 's homework. when our photog­rapher dtsfracfed htm .

Mr . Feldman explains the design and usage of a pencil fo seniors Todd Williams and Chris Cavtn .

The Faculty Cagers and the sfudenf Cager- Crushers show fheir spirit hy Doing the "Peewee " Herman ."

Mr. Curfh goes over maferial with his

General Science class, preparing them for one of his infamous fesfs.

Mrs. Sfevens gives her Senior Soc. class a pop Quiz..

Madame Wilson shujj{es papers while her French I s+r,denfs "medifafe" af the

end of the hour.

Emdy Anderwn Secretary Mary Verner Secretary Suumne Gunder Bwldmg S ecurdy Adult Educahon Carol Nelson Arl Ann Mem{{ Cha~rper1on

Rulh Preffyrnan Karla Sutherland CareerJ Wayne N1x Cha~rperJon CounJelorJ ThornaJ Muncie D~redor of Guidance Mary Fafl

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Mrs. Edwards lounges in lite Boss's office. While lite cafs away . ..

Mrs. Verrier caught sneaking lltrough the Jiles looking for the unk.nown .ffi,dent.

Ronald Spagnoli Jo Bfu..,hardf

Cwdance Secrefary Engfiih

Pam Mwnae Chatrperson

Waif Beha,, Paula Bow>>1an

Dtana Wal...eford Foretgn Language

joJe Mepa ChatrperJon Jan Wdion

Ho»1e Econol'hlli Mary Forgaa

Chatrperson lnduJfrtaf Educafton

Charlei Gran Chatrperion

Mrs. Krwger dowbfs a sfwdenf's reason for absence.

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Mr. Feldman and Mrs. Forgacs are not saftsfied with lite progress of the Jwnwr/ Senwr Float.

Coach Connors lisfens fo an excuse as fo why the 'fUarfer-back. dropped the ball Mr. Kessler one-day tnfo his growth of a

agam!! beard.

Mrs. Gunder decorates an Indian head for How.ecow.ing.

Linda Glenn judy Karfel Nancy Ktnnard Kathy I.Ancarfer Karen Menerfy

Ken Fefd,.,an Rober+ Ondrovd .. ubrananJ Otane Penfeco.rf Kaflterme Suydam Maflte,.,ahci and Co,.,pufer l.Jferacy Wdlta"" Raeburn ChatrperJon Nof Ptcfured Paul Cunnmgfta,.,

Senor Mejia g1ves the answers fo foday's how.ework. fo his Spanish I class.

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Cary Kasfef Ka thleen Kelso

Car{ N ovack. Vl{/or Sfevens

Phyma{ Educalwn and H eaf/1,

N ancy FHher Chatrperson

Soaaf Studies Pal Connors Chatrperson jtm Keiiler

Roher/ Glenn Larry Crtflenden

Sharon Roherfr

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Mrs. Richardson and Roh McGill are caught frying fo leave Health early.

Mrs . Sfevens discusses her jufure travel plans fo a tropical region .

Mrs. Kasfel a.l<. a . " Toofs1e " ngns aufographs for her reading lah class.

Sophoi'Hore Jeff Cauhis " Thrashes" Mrs. Messerly .

Mr. Sfevens check..s hoi'Hework. fo find­auf Who 's naughty and who's nice in A{gehra II.

These six feachers fook. up walking around the THS track during their lunch hreak.. The physically fir feachers are Mrs. Lancasfer, Mrs. Diepenhorsf, Mrs.

Messerly, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Bowi'Han, and Mrs. Wak.ejord.

Ed Oxley Mary Richardion Saence Jarnei Cwrlh Cha~rperiOn SwJan Eflii Gerald Nelson

George Rouch judy Sfevens Speaal Edwcahon Alwz Hamlm V~rgm1a Hella

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Mr.r. D1epenhor.rf cools off 1n the th1rd quarfer while the Ea.rfern Bloc exchange

.rh.denfs, Senora Mejia and Mrs. Kessler , fak.e h11-1e ouf f or a qwck. p1cfure. M r. C raha11-1 lecfures on fhe ~1-~any

aspecfs of the A ccounhng I hook. .

Fred Hen-,an Carol Klofe Jaclue Noe

Paf RIH-enhouse Janef W1gner

Dr. Loveff dares us fo cross his "lm e of death ."

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The 1!)K7 Faculty Cagers ,jronfrow L faR C. Klofe , K . Har11-1on , K. Diepenhor.rf, N . Fisher, K. Messerly , ]. Ka.rfel, S . Ellis, and L. Glenn . Second row L faR C. Lacny ­coach , P. Bow11-1an , R . Preffy11-1an , M . Verrier , M . Forgacs, K. Lanca.rfer, j. jackson , K. S,iherland, D . Wak.eford, and M . Richardson.

AUTOGRAPH

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Teacher of the Year Carl Novak I graduafed from Charlevoix

High Schoof in Charlevoix , Michigan in 1!)70. In High Schoof some of my activities were joof­ba{{, bask.etba{f. !rack. , National Honor Society, hand ( I played the frumpef) , Campus Life-Youth for Chrisf Organization and I received the senior mathematics award.

I aHended Michigan Sfafe University from which I gradu­ated in I !)74 . My major was mathematics, with a minor in coaching and physical education. After thaf I earned a Masfers Degree in administration from Easfern Michigan University in 1!)7!).

My wife, Kathy, and I were marriedMay26, 1!)7!) . Wehave fwo daughters; Rachel is jour and Kayfa is fwo. My wife and daughters are the mosf imporfanf

" I prow.ise Mow. , I didn 'f do if."

pe o pfe in my life . My parenfs were both feachers

af my high school. When I was thirfeen years old, I sfarfed feach­ing {iHfe k.ids how fo swim, which I continued fo do as a summer joh after! graduated from high school. Thafis where my feaching career actually began . In college , since I lik.ed math and enjoyed the feaching thaf I had already done , if seemed nafuraf fo go info thaf

profession . My professional feaching

career sfarfed in Sf. Louis , Michigan where I faughf math and coached joofba{{ and bask.ef­baf{ for fwo years. After thaf I moved fo Tecumseh where I have faught in the High Schoof for nine years and fwo years af the junior High.

In my spare time I enjoy being with my family. Wafching and

" ! can ' f believe if's w.y senior year

already.:'

our k.ids grow up has been a wonderful experience for Kathy and me. We also work. on many projecfs for our church , The U nifed Church of Chrisf in C{infon . I enjoy many sporfs, es­pecially hask.efhaf{, running and downhill sk.iing.

I owe my success fo many people in my life: my parenfs, my three sisfers, my fwin brother, and my wife . Many of my own feachers have also inspired me, including my high school math feacher . Many presenf and pasf faculty members and adminisfra­fors have helped me grow as a feacher and a person . However , the sfudenfs are the mosf im­porfanf parf of any feaching joh . They k.eep me going and moti­vated, because I k.now thaf they are depending on me. I really fry nof fo {ef them down .

''The w.ot-1se is really w.ine. "

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Retiring Staff Mrs. Pref{ymangivesusone ofherglow­ing smiles.

Tecumseh High Schoof has three very dedicafed employee 's refiring. They are Mrs. Pretty­man, Mrs. Suydam, and Mrs. Gunder.

Mrs. PreHyman has faughf here for 23 years. The classes she faughf were Typing I and II, Word Processing, and Wordsfar.

She enjoys playing fennis, read­ing 1 sailing 1 traveling 1 and watk.­ing. She also enjoys spending fime with her family. She and her hus­band have six children and jour grandchildren. When Mrs. Prettyman refires, they plan fore­side in Florida during the winfer nd Lak.e Erie in the summer.

Mrs. Suydam has been the librarian for 23 years. She has k.epf the library in order and also the shtdenfs.

She and her husband have three grown ch1ldren. She jeefs

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Ms. Fisher and Strawberry Shorfcak.e ( a .lc.a . Mrs. Gunder) ftnd fime fo share a secref.

her mosf imporfanf accompfish­menf is her marriage and family. After she refires she plans fo do more swimming 1 watk.ing 1 trav­eling 1 and spending more fime with her family.

Mrs. Gunder has been work.ing for T.H.S.jor IS years. She was the cheerleader advisor for the pasf seven years. She insfiffed a new pride info our cheerfeading squads.

Her enfhusiasm for T.H.S. and fhe sfudenfs made her a nafuraf as the Pep Cfub advisor. She also spenf her days k.eeping the hafts in order and shtdenfs in fine .

These three employee 's have contributed much fo our school. They wi{{ be greatly missed by the shtdenfs and Jacuffy, buf we wish them the besf in their refiremenf.

Mrs. Suydam smiles in the familiar surroundings of the school library.

(L fo RJ: C. Cusin, W . Clemenf, 8 . Rufan, 8. Weimer, 8. Thomas, S . Dunbar, S . Kennedy, E. Handy, 8 . Wanard, C. Gillen, 8 . Smith, D . Linden,]. Day, and M . Pi/beam.

Mrs . Smith fe//s everyone she meef.r abouf her lousy bus roufe and the rowdy hd.r.

Cheryl Cusin 1 a bus driver with celebrity .rfafus.

Bus Drivers How do 33.3% of rnosf high

school sfvtdenfs geffo school??? By fhe hus, of course. Those hig yellow buses wifh the large hlack. !elfers and red flashing lights are a sfandard of school fransporfafion.

Buf lik.e rn osf things 1 there are drawhack.s, foo. How many firnes have you had fo sfand ouf in - 0 weather fo waif for the bus and when you goffo school you were a slight shade of htue? Even though you heg and heg ,your morn or dad won 'f give you a ride fo school. We{{, think. of the hus drivers. They have fo puf up with your requesfs for the radio fo he furned up, on, ojf, and the sfafion fo he changed. They have fo clean up after you; your gurn under the seafs, paper airplanes on the floor 1

and pick. spif wads ouf of their hair. Driving a bus or riding on one isn 'falljun and games, is if?

Barb Wiemer and Deane Linden escape the bus garage fo freedom .. .. the week­end.'.'.'.'.'

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Academics

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Hiflary Hudson hard af work. in math class.

Ch.ri.r Ferow .rh.ow.r h.i.r math ahilify fo h.i.r class.

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Math Whaf s the Jirsfthing you think. of when you hear

the word math? If s usua!{y the hours you have spenf grueling over A!gehra, A!gehra II, Pre-A!gehra , Business Math, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, General Math, or Computer Lah hooks. These are the many courses offered af THS.

Although math is sometimes difjicu!fand horing, if is essential in our world foday. A person with no math shl!s would have a hard time even existing in the rea! world. Sk.i!!s learned in math classes can help you with many things !ik.e ha!ancing your checkbook and shopping within your hudgef. So, remember, when your math homework. sfarfs piling up, think ahouf how much you are !earning and consider if a fair frade.

Mr. Novak., ha.rk.ef6a{{ .rfar, oufjor the .reason with a sprained

ank.le.

Mik.kJ Au.rfin, di.rh.rhed hy our ph.ofograph.er.

Computer Lab ljyou think. you may he interesfed in !earning how

to operate a computer, hut have no experience, THS has a cfass for you. Computer Literacy is a class where you can {earn the hasics of using a computer. The computers availahte are Commadore 64's, Apples, and IBM 's. Besides during the cfass, the computer lah is open to students during some study hafls. Scoff Bashore says, "Computers are great, and the k.nowfedge you can receive from them wit{ tak.e you far . For the time heing, Computer Literacy is the on{y computer cfass, hesides Mrs. PreHyman's Word Star class, and Mr. Graham 's computer accounting cfass.

Many careers in the }u-htre wi{{ require the use of computers 1 so do your self a favor and k.eep up with the times.

Mrs. PreHyman feck.res upon fhe 1mporfance of good typing skiffs.

Shannon R.Jce hreak.s fwo rules , hy !Jsfenmg fo her watk.man , and pfaymg Space

Invaders on her compufer.

Sk.denfs in Mrs. PreHyman 's Word Sfar class hard af work. .

Apr;{ Greathouse doesn 'f appreoafe fhe remark. Jason Sfowe made ahouf her.

Bruce Landon and Lon Kamhas frymg fo break. fhe code fo fhe school computer.

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Social Studies Basic Soc. is a freshman class

where students get a chance to work. in the computer lah for a week..

U.S. Hisfory is tak.en during the Junior year. This class teaches the hisfory of the United States. They also get a chance to tak.e a hik.e ride through Tecumseh visit­ing historical sifes lik.e the cemetery and early homes huilt here.

During fhe Senior year the Senior Soc. class is tak.en. In this class government, economics, and politics are studied. This is a class

the Seniors often complain ahouf hecause they don't lik.e switching classes.

The World Affairs class can he tak.en anytime during the tenth grade through the fwe{jfh grade. This class keeps students updated on things that are happening around the world. If also helps them undersfand current political issues. Social Studies classes are required hecause they prepare us for the outside world and give us a heffer understanding ofthe world and its conj{icfs.

Kevin Gregory poufs when he realizes foday is his Map fesf.

jejfO'Neif checks the cfock. fo see how many more mmufes he has fo fake nofes.

Came Crojfdoesn 'f seem fo enjoy thejuk.e hemg pfayed on her.

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john Salyer volunteers Krisfy Feldkamp fu answer the teacher's quesfion .

Keith Alexander, always ready fu thrash, mv1fes his Sued Studies cfass fu jom him .

T.H.S. mad .rcienfisfs af their be.rf.

PaHy Lemerand hiding her .recrefexperi­rnenf.

David Hubbard and Heath Goodwin .rhowing off again .

The Wide World of Science When siudenfs hear the word NeLson. The siudenfs learn ahouf

"Science" some think. of hard fesfs and dissecting dead things, while other siudenfs think. of exciting new discoveries and challenges in everyday f.Jje. There were many Science classes fo choose from in T.H.S. this year including: Earth Science, General Science, Biology I and II, Chemislry, and Physics.

Earth Science is faughf hy Mr. Sfevens. In this class the siudenfs are faughf ahouf geological fea­tures of the earth. Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Curth help siudenfs learn ahouf the world around them 1 in GeneralS cience. The siudenfs are faughf a liHle chemislry 1 hiology 1

and earth science. Mrs.Ellis also feaches Biology along with Mr.

the sfudy of living organisms. Chemisfry is faughf hy Mr. Curth, who feaches the siudenfs ahouf afoms, molecules, and in­feracfion of chemicals. Physics, which is faughf hy Mr. Cunning­ham, is ahouf the siudy of force, along with motion and energy.

"Science, " Brenda 0 ' Brian said, "can he preffy horing af times, hufother times ifcangefin­feresfing. " When ask.ed fo say something ahouf Science Mrs. Effis said, "Science can he such agreaf field fo he in. There are new findings and new discoveries fak­ing place daily. " Don'f jusf fak.e their opinion, sign up and find out for yourself!

Dawn Dofy checking ouf the microrganim.r.

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English The English Deparfmenf offers

a variety of classes fo meef !-he needs of sfudenfs in foday 's society. Sfudenfs leave THS hav­ing had the opporfunity fo acquire a solid English background in reading 1 writing 1 and spelling.

In addition fo required English classes, THS offers a journalism class where young wrifers have a chance fo wrife for The Orange Spiral. Other special activities the English Deparfmenf sponsored were The Reading Month Celebr­ation with special prizes and the Third Annual Writing Exhibif.

Mrs. Bowman explains, " I'm impressed with the fad thaf all of fhe English feachers are knowledgable abouf currenf research on the besf way fo feach English. Many English feachers have complefed or are working on masfers degrees and a{{ of us regularly aHend conferences and workshops fo continually improve our skills." Many goals of the En­glish deparfmenf are being accomplished with the addi-fion of Avanced Placemenf and Acting and Play Production on nexfyear's schedule. Some of the }ufure goals include setting up a writing labra­fory and a word processor in the library.

English offers such a wide variety of experience and an opporfunify fo continually learn and grow as a person. These are jusf some of the many reasons why sfudenfs enjoy faking English and feachers enjoy feaching if.

Mrs. Wak.ejord's class . . . fl.te hlmd lead-

Paula E~mery and jennifer Bechfof. . . we know you aren 't fl.taf fall!

mg fl.te hlmd?!? Doug and Bob McKenve co~me fo THS.

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Donna Dejonghe bundles up fo gefoufoj fl.te cold.

Shannon Yarck.ow catAghfm a flash snow sfor~m.

Mrs. Wilson holds Meg while Arny Burgess and MIChana Aumn wafch the "Spaniards vs. Frenchies" volleyball game.

Bahy Anfonio looks fo dad, Sr. Mejia, for advice .

Mr.Drurnrnond, Ron Randolph, and Wendy Burke discussing surnefhing fi_.nny in French.

Sr. Mejia planning the Spanish Cluh dance.

French or Spanish

Enrolling in French or Spanish can help you on your way to college. French Ill and IV are using college level book.s which were purchased at the beginning of 13~G. The enroament for Spanish and French was also higher than in previous years.

Senor Mejia and Madame Wilson both hope that students gain a feeling of accomplishment and a beffer understanding of the Language. They also hope students become acquainted with and ap­preciate other wlfures. Deciding which Language to choose is some­times hard, but both Languages open up a new world.

Spanish students took. a trip to Mexico over the summer and are hoping to travel to Spain in the summer of 13~~- Some French students went to France during Spring Break. with a teacher from Pinckney High School and also to Quebec, Canada over summer vacation.

The ~G-~7 school year has brought many· opportunities and learning experiences for both French and Spanish students.

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Industrial Education

Are you inferesfed in becoming an archifecf? Would you be in­feresfed in working with mefals and woods as a profession orjusfa fun hobby? We{{, if you are, T.H.S. has an assorfmenf of classes for you.

Industrial Education offers courses lik.e: lnfroducfion fo Woods, Introduction fo Mefals, Power and Energy, Mefa{ Fabric­ation, E{ecfricify and Electronics, Machining of Mefa{s, Wood Technology, Drafting I, Machine and Archifechtra{ Drafting, and Advanced Drafting.

A few of fhe goals of fhe program are fo help the shtdenfs develop an insight and under­standing of industry 1 plus help im­prove the shtdenfs aHihtdes and work. habifs.

The shtdenfs really enjoy these classes, especially since if gives them the opporhtnify fo learn basic sk.ills if they decide nof fo further their education. Also, if prepares shtdenfs for Vo- Tech.

Charlie Green reading the recenf issue of the Orange Sf)/ral.

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Drafting class hard af work. on blue prinfs for their dreai'H houses.

Mr. Cross preparing for his nexf class.

A shop sfwdenf pwf his work. in a vise.

"Whaf the heck. is wrong with thing. "

Sfudenfs in Child Development class show off their egg-cepfionally cwfe lods.

Mrs. Forgacs answers Kathy Paffen 's qwesfion 1 "Are eggs horn the same way?"

"Gee I didn 'f know thaf raising chifdren was so dtjjicwffl"

Home Economics Home Economics feaches more

than jtAsf how fo cook. and sew. The Home Economics Deparf­menf s primary joe/As is fo help ffi.tdenfs gef a sfarf on life. Mrs.

Forgacs feaches everything from how fo cope with yotAr emotions fo sefflng lAP an aparfmenf in StAch classes as Child Development, In­ferior Design, Independent Liv­

ing, and Foods and NtAtrition. Inferior Design feaches

ffi.tdenfs how fo design a hotAse and decorafe fhe inferior of homes, as well as ffi.tdying hotAs­ing styles. The Inferior Design class also fook. a trip fo a historical

home in TectAmseh. Independent Living is another

valtAable class. If feaches siudenfs how fo manage an aparfmenf, k.eep control over a credit card, and develop relationships.

Home Economics isn'f jtAsf for girls anymore. More males are enrolling hecatAse foday's classes give ffi.tdenfs practical information and feaches them how fo live on their own. Mrs. Frogacs said, "These are classes thaf will help yoiA StArvive in the world.

Daryl Kerr ra1ses hu hand fa ask who 's free Friday night fo hahysif his kid?

Baby's first picfwre .

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YEARBOOK Under the leadership of Mrs.

M esserfy and the editors 1 the 13K7 Anath was a success.

The fheme "Decisions fo Mak.e " was chosen because the high school years are a lime of many decisions thaf will ajfecf our lives.

Under the direction of Mik.e Losey 1 the Business deparfmenf k.epf accurafe and complete records of the money the Anath Sfajj received. Mik.e was assisfed by S coH Bashore 1 M icheUe Mullins 1 and Lisa Rineharf.

In the Copy deparfmenf co­editors Melanijejferies and Kelly Wesfgafe read, wrofe, or edifed all the copy which appears in this year's Anath. Carmen Curry and Jody Reichenbaugh helped in this lime consuming process.

The Lay-ouf deparfmenf was headed by Amy Pramsfaller and Befh Withrow who designed every page thaf mak.es up the 13K7 Anath. The work. of jenny MacGeorge and ]en Sisfy was a main fador in the completion of the Anath.

The Photography deparfmenfis perhaps the mosf imporfanf of all. The sfudenfs are responsible for faking pictures of qualify as well as faking pictures of every adivify THS is involved in. Genu Rebaf­faro 1 edifor 1 PauleHe Georges 1

and Keith Hug did a super job of caputuring THS.

Tij Winzeler guided the Sporfs deparfmenf in finishing the sporfs section. The deparfmenf included Carol juben viUe, Tina Lawhorn,and Katie VanBuren.

Sfajf member Tina Lawhorn sfafed " Yearbook. is an imporfanf parf of my high school career."

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( L to RJ: Mr.r. Me.r.rerly 1 Keith Hug , Lisa Rinehart, Jenny MacGeorge, Genu Rebaf­taro, Carofjubenviffe, Kelly We.rfgate, TijWinz.efer, Beth Withrow, An-.yPran-..rfal fer, Melani jejfries, Tina Lawhorn, Paulette Georges, Carn-.en Curry, }en Si.rfy , Miche{{e Muffins, Scoff Bashore, Katie VanBuren, and jody Reichenbaugh.

The staff's editors: Kelly Westgate, Junior; Tij Winzeler - Sporfs Editor, Junior; Beth Withrow 1 Junior; Genu Rebeffaro - Photo Editor, Sophon-.ore; An-.y Pran-..rfaffer - Layout Co-Edifor1

junior; and Mefani jejfries - Senior Con-.puter Editor.

Tina and Carol look. high and low for son-.e acfion.

jody Reichenbaugh types a fan leHer fa jm'1 McMahon on the sfajfs computer, Kelly Wesfgafe and Beth Withrow relax with the yearbook.,

PauleHe Georges confading an ad pafron , .. . so she says/

The sfajf members can 'f bel! eve thaf awesome ptdure on page 41/

Me/ani Jeffries threafens fa erase THE WHOLE BOOK/

Carol jubenvdle and Tina Lawhorn fed up wtth runnmg errands

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Orange Spiral The Orange Spira{, THS 'S

newspaper informs the siudenfs in many ways. Firsf throiAgh editor­ials and feHers fo the Edifor, the Spiral rej{ecfs siudenfs' feelings and gives them a chance fo he heard. Second, the sfajf fries fo cover a broad range of fopics thaf woiA{d he of inferesf fo aU siudenfs. !nformafiongiven in the Spira{ {isf siudenfs accomplish­ments in many difjerenf areas.

The Spira{ compares favorah{y fo ofher school newspapers in Michigan.

This shows thaf the THS jo!Ar­na{ism siudenfs enjoy ptAIHng the

paper fogether. A{thoiAgh there is m!Ach work. involved there is some­thing special abo!Af seeing an iss!Ae of the Spira{ compfefed, prinfed, and p!Ahtished. This year the paper has piArchased a new comptAfer and prinfer fo help them mak.e the joh easier.

As Karen Bowerman says, "! foiAnd the Orange Spira{, and the joiArnafism class in which if was faiAghf, fo he cha{{enging, espe­cia{{y academically. I woiA{d recommend fhis cfass fo any siudenf in Tec!Amseh who is in­feresfed in piArSIAing jo!Arnafism.

Orange Spiral sfajf L fo R botfow.: Lynetfe Seth, Tricia Neville, Brenf Velandra, Donna Dejonghe, Sara Osborn , Vanessa Forrthoejle, Sfella Honeycuff, Cathy Handy, Melissa Baliey, Advisor Mrs. Messerly . L fo R fop: Tricia Brown, Tracey Jaw.es 1 Debbie Collins, Pefe Solifro, jaw.es Felan, Tow. Walsh, Shawn Drejjs.

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Tow. Walsh Orange Spira!' s "Key Man ."

Orange Spiral's Section Edifors L fo R botfow.: Pefe So!ifro, Vanessa Forrtho­ejle, Donna Dejonghe . L fo R fop: Tracey jaw.es, Sara Osburn, Tricia Neville, Debbie Coffins.

Check. if ouf in fhe Orange Spiral!!

Roving reporfers Vanessa Forsfhoej{e and Tricia Brown gof a hig scoop on Mr. Lcuny and Mrs. Messerly is awed af fhe news!!

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VO-TECH The Lenawee Vocafionaf­

Technicaf Cenfer, or Vo- Tech, is an imporfanf parf of Tecumseh High Schoof Scheduling. Approxi­mately one-hundred and eighty sfudenfs aHend Vo- Tech every

day. The classes af Vo- Tech range

from Aufo Body fo Horlicuffure and provide a wide variety of career choices for our juniors and Seniors.

Ninety-five percenf of af{ Yo­Tech sfudenfs receive a joh right after graduation with fhe help of fhe Vo- Tech cenfer.

Randy Shuffers, junior, sfafes "Vo- Tech has helped me prepare for a good paying joh right ouf of High Schoof. " Many ofher sfudenfs feel fhe same way.

Vo- Tech is a privilege fo have. We are fuclcy fo he offered fhe type of !raining if provides.

Beth Wdf.trow, fosf!

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Some oj the guys frying fo fix the car in Aufohody.

Susan McCraw, and Lisa Reeder, and Sue McKimmy from Hudson, frying fo figure ouf whafs in the hox.

Jennifer JurP..y and Keffy Oliver pradicmg denfisfry skiffs on Susan McCraw af Vo Tech .

Colonng is one of the things Jodi enjoys the morf!

The k.tds pay close atfenfwn as Todd shows them whaf fo do.

Cross Age lj you would lik.e some hands

on experience with feaching chil­dren, Crossage iuforing is the class for you. Some of the requirements for iufors are good affendance, re­sponsibility, and keeping a journal. To become a iufor the sfudenf musffill ouf an application for the advisor, Mrs. Sutherland. If is her job fo then pick. ouf the fifty siu­denfs who will become iufors in Tecumseh elemenfary schools.

The iufors do many difjerenf things in the classroom. They may work. one-on-one with a siudenf, or correcf papers, or may work. with a group puffing up bulletin boards, planning parties.

Cross-Age Tuforing is a very posifive experience for both the iufor and the children. If insfalls confidence and selj-esfeem in the iufor and if gives the children a peek. af the "grown-up world" through the eyes of a new friend.

Todd Klank.e hands ouf papers fo his second graders.

Givmg a spelling ferf ts jus+ one of the responsthi!tftes.

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usa Lolley glares af the earn era .

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Krisii Kolhy havmg prohlerns with her fypewnfer in Typmg I.

Larry Anschuefz and Bnan Marnayek. jlashmg us their cufe grins.

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Business "Business courses have helped me prepare for my

career. II This quofe, hy a THS junior, sums up fhe purpose of fhe THS Business Deparfwtenf.

Our husiness classes are very essential hecause they feach siudenfs how fo cope in the husiness world and he an independent individual.

"Our classes are ejficienfand hardworking. They fak.e career opportunity very seriously. II This quofe hy Mrs. PretTyman, is an example ofthe pride our husi­ness siudenfs fak.e in their work..

While some siudenfs are fak.ing husiness classes fo help prepare themselves for a joh after graduation, others will he using the knowledge they gained fo help them in college.

Overall, the T. H. S. Business deparfmenf is an es­sential parf of Tecumseh High School.

Tracy Wafers arnazed af her typing skills.

Careers Learning how fo choose a career based on inferesfs

and abilities, the fevefs of education necessary for a sefecf job 1 salary 1 job duties 1 and job responsibilities are a jew of the things ffi.tdenfs !earned in this class.

Sfvtdenfs afso !earn how fo write a feffer of applica­tion and resumes. They shtdy fax laws, insurance programs, fegaf information, how fo cope with stress, and consumer information. These are a{{ things a person needs fo k.now after high school graduation. A sophomore, Erin Long, says, "!fee{ Career Education has prepared me for a job and wi{{ help mak.e my life easier. "

Mr. Nix is the chairperson of the deparfmenf. This year Mr. Beham was added fo the Career Edu­cation sfafj.

Shawn Hawley covers his face , ohVJous!y embarrassed fo he fa!king fo Max Kolhy .

Chris Kennedy and Carolyn Klein discuss tlreir Careers homework..

A rowdy sixth hour Careers class.

Mr. Nix, a dedicafed Careers feacher.

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Physical Education The Physical Education

program ~ad another successful year. The advanced physical edu­cation as we{{ as general physical educafion classes have made significant progress in many areas such as learning how fo play hadminfon and racquefha{{ well. The sfudenfs have developed their skills hy repeafed pracfice.

The THS sfudenfs seem fo enjoy the curriculm thaf is offered fo fhem. The mosf popular programs are fennis 1 vo!!eyhall1

soccer 1 paddle hal!, and hask.ef­ha!!.

If is di}ficu{f fo poinf ouf one program thaf sfudenfs excel{ in, huf if we had fo choose one, if would he vo!!eyha!l.

Ms. Fisher and Mrs. Richard­son feach Phys. Ed. as does Mr. Oxley who says, " I enjoy feaching Phys. Ed because if gives you an opportunity fo deal with sfudenfs difjerenHy. The atmosphere in fhe gym is open and aaows sfudenfs fo express themselves in difjerenf ways. "

Senior guys have a thrash aHack. !

Sophomore Paul Lorichon . .. . physiCal fitness af 1f's hesf!

Few members of this feam seem fo he concenfrafing on the game .

Junior Boh Schultz. returns the hall after a successful aHempf af an out.

HEALTH EDUCATION "Tak.e nofe Shawn Coody, " mys Fuher.

Mike Lolley, Todd Rehberg, and Norman Nash, cram for exams.

Shtdenfs listening carefiA!y in Health class.

Health class faking a break..

Miss Fisher and Mrs. Richard­son are the feachers of our Health Education Program. They are very dedicated fo helping their students learn more ahouf their health. They help the students un­derstand personality develop­ment, emotional growth, long­ivify, menfal health, communi­caMe diseases and more ahouf drug abuse.

This class is fo help our self­awareness, emotional growth, and the ejfecfs of our menfal sfafus.

Sfudenfs read dijferenHy fo each of the different unifs, hut over-all the feachers think. the studenfs response is very good. When Lisa Overton was ask.ed whaf she thought of the class she said "Over-all the class is very ex­citing." Also, she says thaf the class is very helpful fo fhe studenfs.

The feachers would lik.e fo apply more emphasis on drugs as if is becoming a major prohtem in our society foday 1 These feachers would lik.e very much fo help T.H.S. sfudenfs overcome the drug prohtem.

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Band Whafwould we do if we didn 'f

have a school hand? There would he no halftime shows and no con­certs fo go fo. Lucky for us, 75 si!Adenfs participated in hand so we could have fhese special evenfs.

Several hand sfudenfs also wenffo Solo and Ensemhle where

----._they performed a solo or per­formed in small groups. Some of these groups received a raHng of one, which is the hesf score , and were ahle fo go fo sfafe compeH­Hon.

For compefrHon , the hand had fo play class A music insfead of class B. The reason for this is hecause school enrollmenf was up, causing the hand fo he in a class A

compeHHon range. This puf more pressure on the hand since the music was fougher and judging was sfricfer. Practice and self­discipline was a musf, since the hand was more aggressive foward their playing than they had heen in the pasf. Mr. Rice said this adjusfmenf was a fairly smooth one.

We should he glad fo have these falenfed sfudenfs in our school fo help with school spirif. Hopefully, they will conHnue fo improve and receive our supporf.

Becky Ford and Kim Marlin kick. back. and relax.

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Flufe section of tlte THS band hard af work..

Clarinefs concentrating on tlteir music.

The trombone and saxophone sections looking very entltused.

The sixth hour Choir class under the diredion of Ms. Bendes.

Pradice mak.es perjed/

Fronfrow (1-r); S . Brooks, L. Garcta 1 M. Negrefe, R. Grubb , K. Negrefe , M. Tmdall, T. Goodlock. , B. Boyce , A . Lemerand, L. Houghfon , f. Covell, L. Gomez , P. Burgeff, K. Rmeharf, and T. Boyce . Back row (1-r); B. Ma;esk.e , 8. Howe , T. Smtflt, D. Ketflt, 8. Bashore, and E. Cox.

Choir Have you heard fhe T.H.S . Choir? lj nof, you reaf{y shoufd. They perform in eighf concerfs each year. You can hear the Choir af the Christmas Assembly 1 Por­fer Cenfer Performance, Alt­Counfy Choir F esfivaf, and Awards Night Program. There are afso jour major concerfs 1 Fa{{, Chrisfmas, Mid-Winfer, and Spring. They are aff conducted by Ms. Hefen Bendes.

The sft.tdenfs fak.e this cfass for many reasons. If is a way fo ex­press a specifi·c fafenf or maybe even devefop one. If is afso a way fo gef specifi·c voice range training. They afso fearn basic voice produc­tion, how fo read music, sing a variety of slyfes and music periods for exampfe. When Lori Houghton was ask.ed whaf she thoughtaboufChoir she said, "If is a fofojjun. "Ms. Bendesafso has something fo add abouf her Choir cfass, "This year's Choir sft.tdenfs have probably the mosf oufsfand­ing source of vocaf fafenf thaf I have seen since I have been af T.H.S. I hope thaf by the end of the semesfer more individuals wiff perform independenHy and the group witt provide an oufsfanding performance!"

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David Meyers busy consfruding a box in Arf I.

LAura Altmann faking a break. in Arf.

Shelfy Piper and Dina Covelf, having a good time in Arf I.

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Art The Art- Depa.rfmenf a.f T.H .S . has many classes and projecfs of­

fered. The fea.chers , Mrs . Merrill and Mr. Frenzendeel T.H .S . has a. wonderful, well-equipped a.rf-room. They wish tha.fevery siudenfcould have an opporhmify fo work. in an a.rf- class.

The medias used include: compufers, clay 1 pa.perma.k.ing 1 pa.inf, canvas 1 charcoal, yarns for weaving 1 airbrush 1 wire, pencil, and many others ...

Sfudenfs may improve their artistic sk.ills hy learning fo look. a.fthings in he Her ways 1 having a. he Her undersfa.nding of the elemenfs of a.rf, and the principles of good design . Through exploration of the many medias a. siudenf may find ouf the areas tha.f they are mosf inferesfed in for leisure lime, hohhies, or further, more serious study. T.H.S. siudenfs also learn fo use these new sk.ills in projecfs for other courses in addition fo a.rf.

As one a.rf siudenf says " I love my Arf classes, and my high school education would nof he complefe withouf them ."

Sally Every and Missy Curlh wafch closely during a demonstration.

Junior Sally Every, junior Kathy Nix, and Sophomore Missy Curfh show their beautiful smiles while work.ing.

Jenni Donaldson lends a hand with the props for the Pajama Carne .

Kim Morrison hard af work. on the loom.

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KeUy LeVeck. frying fo rnak.e a sfraighf line with her falenf in arf.

Beth Barnes, Jenni Donaldson and Kim Bird decide fo fry on hats in the arf room.

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Underclass

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Freshmen

Pres1dent - Keith Hug Vice President - Tin1 S1n1pson Secretary - Andrea Ba{{ Treasurer - Jenny Bailey

K1sstina Alaniz Bob Allen

Laura Altman Joseph Anderson

Don Bacon Chad Bailey

Jenny Bailey Steven Bailey

Theresa Baker Andrea Ball

Joe Balog Kellie Bambach

Christine Bandurski Elizabeth Barkway

Steven Barnett Charles Bartenslager

Blair Bashore Wayne Beach

Gary Beebe Jeffyn Beland

Jason Betz Kim Bird

Jennifer Bishop David Blatt

Sarah Bollinger Chris Borton Tracy Boyce

Kenneth Breeding

Kenneth Breeding Michele Brighton Harold Broderic Steven Brooks

Stephen Brown Tracy Brown Jennifer Brunetz Wendy Burke

Ke1th Butler Michelle Butler Kim Callison Jenmfer Campbell

Terry Campbell Sarah Cattell Tina Chandler Julie Chouinard

Dav1d Church Sara Clark Brian Cluckey Matt Conrad

Ann Cooley Jewell Cottrell Eddie Cox Sean Cox

Shelby Croft Chris Crudder Deborah Crunkilton Calvin Cruz

Chad Cubberly Jeremy Cubberly Carmen Curry Neil Davis

Ira Dejonghe Shani Devers Jeff Diaz Tom Dinius

Ki~?-~ Bird refaxes and reads the paper dunng arf class.

LAura Ketola , a~?-~azed at a!! the pnzes for Wtnter Carntva!.

Tracy Brown , playmg tf cool.

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Usa Russe{{ frams f or her future career as a j{oaf builder.

Mike Orfiz. douses his feammafes during

the Homecommg pep rally.

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Jenny Donaldson Chad Dub1sk1

BenJamin Dykas Lisa Eaton

Don Elk1ns John Ellis

Terne Ellison Chad Erd

Dawn Farrington Chris Ferow

Jennifer Fiser Anna Flores

Becky Ford Chnst1e Forgacs

Ben Fox Paul Geiger

K1m George Lisa Gomez

Junior Gonzalez T1na Goodlock

Steve Gose Eddie Gottschalk

David Greene Tom Greenman

Tara Grieman Bnan Haggard

Shawn Hainstalk Erika Halberstadt

Cheryl Hall Toby Hammang James Hannah

Tina Harvey

Jam Hatchett Jen1 Hawkins Chad Hawley G1na Henry

Stacy Herron K1m Hoffmeister Eric Hopk1ns Janel! Horky

Brian House Jeff Howard Ke1th Hug Ryan Hughes

Stacy Hyatt Bob Hyde Cmdy Iverson Scott James

Shawn Jeffords Craig Johnson Heather Johnson Donny Jones

Lisa Joseph Kendall Kambas Kawita Kandpal Cori Kastel

Bob Kayner Laura Ketola Patti Ketola Matt Kirk

Dallas Kntght Kristen Knisely Kris Konczal Jim Lacny

Olga Rodngwez. fnes fo convthCe people fo play the Hoopla game dwnng Wtnfer Carmval.

Shelby Croft and }ana T wrner carry on a feen age fraddion, hogging the phone.

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Ann Co oley and H e 1di Pra~?-tsfaller

cheenng on fh e fresh~?-t en teal?-t at fhe

Ho~?-teco~?-ting pep rally .

jenm Sch1ck. , nw~?-tber 3247K 1n fhe police sfafion lme-wp.

Jennie Cevora , not too swre how fo wse

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Shane LaGore Kelly Lalonde

James Lee Jeanette Lee

Paul Lojewski Scot Long

Matt Lopez Susan Love

David Loveland Diana Lowe

Scott Luci Brett Majeske

Bryan Mann Kimberly Martin

Anthony Martinez Cale Maynard

Robert Maynard Wendi McCarty

Daniel McDermott Jessica Moody

Amy Moore Shaena Moore

Ralph Norton Shane Mozena

Bradley Mukenstrum Amy Murdock

Kerri Myers Nathan Myers

Greg Napolitan Marc Nelson

Ronald Oldfield Dolores Olvera

Michael Ort1z Stephen Osburn Dawn Pate Tammy Pate

Chad Pease Kelly Penland M1chele P1per Heidi Pramstaller

Knstin Prey Mark Propst Michael Purcell Eugene Ragay

Shelley Raymond Andrew Rebottaro Craig Reppert Jeremy Rice

Enc Risner Olga Rodnguez Mark Ross Lee Ruhl

Timothy Ruppel Knstine Russell Lisa Russell Michele Sabbad1n

Russell Schaffer Jenmfer Schick Cynthia Seitz Lisa Shea

Jonathon Sherman Grady Shull Timothy S1mpson Carrie S1sty

Krirfen Kmsely, wrapped m foilef paper dunng Hornecorning jerfivdies.

Knrfe Sfefz.er, annoyed hy our photog­rapher.

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Shelly Piper, having fun af Winfer Carnival.

Dave BlaH "pigging ou f" during the TICWSS pep rally .

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Jennifer Sisty Aaron Sitler

Cass1e Sm1th Roger Snyder

Raymond Solarsk1 Jennifer Stalls

Frances Steele Kriste Stelzer

James Thomas Jeffrey Thomas

Lucas Tonneberger Jana Turner

Paul Turner Scott Urbanski

Jason Valentine Brett Vallad

Troy Vallad Kathleen VanBuren

Cynthia Vert1n Vmcent Vescelius

Paul V1gnola Henry Voss

Arch1e Walker Karen Wann

Steven Warren Scott Wilcox

M1chele Wiles Mary Willnow

Wendy Williams Dale Wonderly

Jess1e Wrest Jerry Wynck

Karen Wann in the sfocks dunng the Winfer Carnival.

Cyndi Sedz and Shaena Moore faking a break dur111g reading fah .

Fresh11-ten Homecoming represenfafive

Lisa Joseph.

Eugene Ragay after a hard day af school!

The Fme Arf of Nofe Passing

Dear Lisa, H1.' How are you? This cfass is

so bonng, !' m about fo fa{{ asleep.' Hey, did you hear about Carey's party ... You may have nohced thaf when feacher's lecfures gef boring everyone is hovering over the1r papers 1 furiously tak.ing notes 1

well adua{{y fhey are wriHng notes. The f1ne arf of nofe passing jlounshes at T.H.S. Some of the mosf we{{-k.nown techniques used are nofes in the form of paper air­planes, sliding them across the floor, or tossmg them across the room. The m osf obvious approach is casually dropping if in front of someone on the way fo the pencil sharpener. Whichever way if 1s done, notepassing 1s defmdely done with style.'

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Sophomores

Susan Abies Shawn Adams

Minerva Alvarez Ronda Andrews Kim Armstrong

Steve Arriaga Michana Austin

Derek Auten Scott Baker Beth Banks Sue Banks

Chad Barnett Traci Barnett Todd Batyik

Bernard Beach Suzanne Beasley

Dale Beaybien Richard Becky

Chris Berns Dylan Bladecki Brenda Boyce

Renae Bretthauner Jason Brooks

Rhonda Brooks Sherry Brooks

Amy Brown Patricia Brown William Bruce

Amy Burgess Laura Burns

Ken Butler Lance Cadmus

Hershel Caldwell Jim Campbell

Brian Cardenas

President - Hi{fary Hudson Vice -President - Jennifer HarHey

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Secretary - Susan Banks Treasurer Kirk.pafri ck.

ores Chris Kennedy , Teri Paferson 1 Mari Rwhl, Hilfary Hudson , and Carolyn foasfed fo friendship , life , and the cfass of 'K!) .

Linda Carlton Denise Carter Stacey Carter Scott Cartmell Jim Casarez Aaron Casteel Sheila Cavin

Monica Cheney Donald Clark David Clement Tim Compton Sandra Cooper Dina Covell Tim Cozart

Holly Creger Duenna Crowley Chad Crumb Michelle Cruz Missy Curth Amy Dauber Jeff Danley

Tracy Debow Troy Deneau Scott DeShano Linda DeSorcie Don Dobrosky Dawn Doty Laura Drazic

Renee Echelbarger Richard Elliot Justin English Mike Faulkner Amy Ferguson Kelly Finnegan Juanita Flores

Jessica Valenhne gives ws thaf Covergir/ sWti!e.

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David Foster Katheryn Frazier

Keith Furgason Ken Furstenberg Heather Gallant

Shelby Garcia Jeffery Gaubis

Paulette Georges Jeffery Gillin

Thomas Gittus Heath Goodwin

Shawn Goody Jill Gregory

Corey Griewahn

Annette Griffin Joel Grimes

Barbara Hackstedde Laura Haeussler

Joanne Haft Mark Haggard

Stefanie Haines

Jennifer Hamilton Cathy Handy

Rodney Handy Michelle Harding

Andrew Harris Jennifer Hartley

Jill Harvey

Teri Harvey Tanya Harvey Dana Hawkins

Scott Hawley Shawn Hawley

Eric Hayes Margaret Hebert

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Pa1,1/ Lorichot! shows 1,1s whaf homework.

does fo a sophomore of THS .

Our m1,1ch a!erf at1d jnghfet~ed ha/1-

mom'for, ScoH Baker. "Who says I cat! 'f do f111s at1d chew g1,1m

foo?", says Max Kofhy .

Small Talk Smaf{ talk. is an imporfant form of communication for teenagers around the world. Lisfening in on a

halfway or cafeteria conversation is an interesting experience for anyone. The st-udents at Tecumseh High have their own disfincf fa.nguage which is an unique disforfion of English. Acfua{ definitions are discarded and words tak.e on their own meaning. Examples are "wick.ed" or "had," which means good. Another THS is "THRASH." For people who don'freaf{y k.now whatthis word means, here is an approximate definition. "THRASH" means to party, or have a good lime. Teachers, especially English teachers, have a fit when st-udents use sfa.ng in the class room. Mayhe one reason we use if is to shutteachers, parents, and authority figures out and mak.e if jusf ours.

John Hernandez April Herrera Natalie Hoffman Rebecca Hoge John Honeycutt Mandy Hood Lori Houghton

Brian Howe David Hubbard Hillary Hudson Kristen Huggler Douglas Hurst Renee Jackson Kara Janick

Michael Jennings Carol Jubenville Lauri Kambas Greg Keebler Christina Kennedy Kendra Ketola Pamela Kirkpatrick

Amy Klanke Buffy Klanke Carolyn Klein Thomas Knight Kristi Kolby Maximilia Kolby Crystal Koon

Jonathan Krueger Kimberly Kurzyniec Jason Kurtz Jason Lagalo Bruce Landon Jennifer Landrum Rhonda Langmeyer

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Ricky Lape Troy Lash

James Laslo Tina Lawhorn Kevin Leader

Rodney Lembrick Adena Lemerand

Patricia Lemerand Dean Linden Michael Lolly

Erin Long Kent Lovett

Jennifer MacGeorge Brian Mamayek

Craig Martinus George Martinez

Deborah Matzinger Todd Maupin

Robert McCann Stephen McCarley

Billie McComb

Robert McGill Edward McKenzie

Lori McKenzie Marci McMunn

Rick McVetta Gretchen Meier

Beth Menges

David Meyers Bradley Michling

Catrina Miller Margaret Moore Chad Morrison Cheryl Morrow

Michelle Mowrer

MIChelle Cruz. shows us her nof qude Erin Long 1 Dylan Bfadeck.i, and others fake fiwae ouf for a 'fiAICk. p1Cfure .

fimshed waa.rferptece tn Arf class.

The rophomore clarr )om together rhow­ihg frt-te rchool rpirif af Homecommg .

Sean Mozena Shannon Mulholland Timothy Mull Ginger Myers Norman Nash Jeffrey Naugle Kim Naugle

David Nelson Jason Newman Robert Nickelson Nathan Nolan Shannon O'Quinn Lisa Overton Teri Paterson

Laura Pemberton Shannon Petee Kerri Peters Renee Phillips Wendy Pinchock Trina Pistor Kevin Poppink

Justin Powell Sonya Ragay Crystal Raje Ronald Randolph Matthew Ransom Carrie Reau Jason Reau

Eugene Rebottaro Todd Rehberg Jody Reiconbaugh Dustin Reid Scott Richardson Jeremy Ries Lisa Rinehart

"All thir and mt-trical falenf foo l" rayr Tammie Shthhr rneak.r a rmile for ot-tr

Teri Harvey . photographer.

Teri Paferson and Mari Ruhf show us their pearly whifes.

Julie Ringman Bruce Roback

Erika Robinson Juan Rodriguez Tina Rodriguez Matthew Ross

Marri Ruhl

John Sabbadin Anette Sanchez

Richard Schaffer Edwin Scheffler

Gregory Schmidt Eric Schols

Annette Scudder

Kevin Sherman Stacie Shulters

Julie Shuster Kenneth Smith

Philip Smith Willard Smith Dawn Snyder

Jolie Staup Julie Still

Laurie Stoeckel Tanya Stout

Tammy Stubbs Charles Studnicka

Trina Stull

Douglas Svestka Chad Szeman Marcy Teeples

Steven Thompson Steven Thorson

Robert Tiede Margaret Tindall

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Erica Robison , Carolyn Klein, Richard Elliofand others sifthrough a fypical day of Health class.

Our Homecoming Representative, Teri Harvey, sifting pretty. Jeff Caubis demonsfrafes Ius mustcal falenfs tn the halls.

Thomas Titus Scott T omecek John Trent Michael Trevino Bryan Tripp Jason Turner Brooke Unverferth

Jessica Valentine Robert Verrier Christin Vondy Jeff Walters Sheila Warner Robin Waters Tracie Waters

Jonathan Watters Kristina Weekley Sheri Weinberg Frederick Westerfield Andrea Wilkins Gaylon Wilkins Amy Wilson

Ethan Wolverton Jonathan Wood Deanna Wooster Frank Wrest Steven Wright Randy Yonts Timothy Young

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Dawn Snyder and Kris Weekley fak.e lime ouf ojfhe1r husy lunch hour Jor a pichtre .

Sfacy Carfer dlusfrafes the proper working hahifs oja sophomore . Freshman, Heidi Pramsfaller and sophomore , Laune

Sfoek.el show off their sno-cones af Winfer Carnival.

Chris Kennedy, Kevin Poppink. and others work. hard fo finish their reporfs in Careers.

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Sophomore, Cathy Handy and senior Sfelfa HoneycuH look. af an

o!J Yearbook. during Journalism.

Pam K. and jewca V. fry fo lure liHfe k.1ds mfo p!aymg Rouleffe .

Robin Wafers and Shannon Pefee enjoy the !asf days of summer.

A typical day of typing class.

Rene Echelbarger caught eafing in the halls on the way fo lunch .

Mari Ruh! wa!kr lik.e a frue animal.

Teri Paferson showing off once again .

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Juniors

Beth Rugg~rello Prestdent

Debra Adams Ken Anderson

Renate Anderson Eric Ankl1n

Larry Anschuetz Edward Aton Becky Bache

Nancy Bacon Amy Barbre

Bryan Barkway Elizabeth Barnes

Dan1el Barnett Angela Barrie

Kelly Bartenslager

Ray Bassett Pamela Bauer

Jenn1fer Bechtol Tammy Birchfield Mart1n Blatchford

Tracey Bo1ke Darren Bow

James Boyce Tammy Boyce Dan Brackney

James Bntt T1mothy Bryan Lu1s Buenaflor

Sally Casper

Kelly Chou1nard Charles Christensen

Thomas Clark Robert Collms

George Connett Heather Cook

Sheila Cous1no

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Lena Fletcher Vue PreJtdent

Kelly Barfenslager Secretary

Kelly Cl1oumard Treas,1rer

"We 're the class of 'U. "

Jaye Covell Shern Cox Jay Crittenden Lynn Cromwell Shelly Dappnch Angela Dauber Amy DeJonghe

Donna DeJonghe Matt DeJonghe Cindi Dinius Jamie Donaldson Shawn Dreffs Sandra Drennen Michael Doan

Scott Dubiski Brad Eaton Jeff Edwards John Elkins Kevin Elmore Paula Emery Jeff Evans

Sally Every Robert Ewing Ronn1e Farrington Jim Felan Knsty Feldkamp Brent Feldman Lena Fletcher

Katrina Flores Steve Flores Elizabeth Follas Angela Foughty Tim Foxworthy Marcus Francoeur Angie Fuchs

"Corne Otl rnak.e my day!"

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"Ta-daaaaaa!"

Gretchen Funk Theresa Galv1n

Brad Gentry Heather George

Michelle Georges Garett Gillen L1z Gonzales

Tncia Goody James Grauman Apnl Greathouse

Guy Gregg Kev1n Gregory

Clark Gnff1n Patnc1a Gross

Rhonda Grub Pamela Hagar

Sandy Halberstadt Laura Hall

Joel Halsey Pamela Harper

Dav1d Harns

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Bill Hatchet Kevtn Haughn Yvonne Hays

Donald Heeman T ereasa Helfnch Gary Hierholzer K1rk Hoffmeister

Todd Holbrook Chad Hollis

Rick Holtz Conn1e Horkey Michelle Howe

Mark lrv1n Amy Jackson

Darren "Scooter" LaCore and Bob Scf11,,{fz .rfick. together.

Kelly Wesfgafe and T if Wmz.efer are Jamnafed wtth the capahilifies of the arf corn­pufer.

Jennifer Jury Greg Johnson Kelly Johnston Steve Kempf Melvin King Jeff Kirkendall Jamie Kittle

Kelly Klanke Todd Klanke Beth Kn1erim Greg Korte Brian Kurzyn1ec Darren LaGore Stacy Lambert

Jennifer Lange Scott Lawson Ann Leinaar Kelly LeVeck Chad Limes Tabby Link Cathy Little

Lisa Lolley Steve Lopez Amy Lorenzen Mike Losey Julie Love Drew Lovett Kim Luper

Tricia Mabrey Richard Marks Becky McCarley Susan McGraw Myka McKee Robert Mendez Steve Mend1th

Todd Kfank.e "wrapped up" tn hornecorntng acflvtfies.

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Thad Sher11-1an mcogmfo.

AnJanette Miller Kim Mornson James Morse

Holly Myers Amy Neuwth Tnc1a Nev1lle

Hanh Nguyen

Jod1 N1choloson Kathy N1x

Neal Nowak Kelly Oliver

Lisa Osburn Sarah Osburn

Kev1n Osworth

Amy Palmer Matt Papsdorf

Sandra Pardon Shelley Patterson Brandl Pawlowski

Tina Penney Jenny Pernn

Darlene P1ekarek Beth Pinkard

Bnan Poley Mark Powling Mike Powers

Amy Pramstaller Paula Proffitt

Todd QUigg Jess1ca Raymond

Tammy Rendell Albert Reyes

Randy Re1dberger James Roberts Mart1e Robison

Jenny Schick., M1ssy Curilz, Lisa Oshurn, Theresa Calvin, help Jenne LAnge celehrafe her 17th hirilzday.

Raise your hand if you're sure, and the juntars cerfainfy are 1

Todd Rose Dawn Royal Beth Rugg1rello Jod1 Russell James Salyer Jason Salyer Doug Salyer

Mark Schafer Angi Schultz Bob Schultz Mark Scott Brad Scudder Chns Se1tz Kelly Shea

Thad Sherman Cliff Shroyer Randy Shulters Raymond S1sty Tamm1e Slater Shan Sm1th James Snead

Teressa Spaulding K1m Speller Tric1a Staples Chnstme Still Marci Stoeckle Jason Stowe Henry Strand

Paula Stroud Tim Stubbs Eiad Swidan David Taylor Kelly Thomas Andrea Thomas Ronald Tiede

Shawn Drejfs and Trwa Nevtffe caught

up 1n the TICWSS theme "Cone Ba­nanas.

Jennifer Becl·dol, kicked hack, and relaxed, enjoying a good haskefhall

Gordon Turner Thomas Vadez

Troy Vance David Vanetten Brent Velandra

Kelly Vert1n R1ck Walker

Tom Walsh M1ke Warner Tim Warren

Candy Watson Carolyn Wersen Marilyn Wersen Kelly Westgate

Jess1ca Whelan Todd White

Tnsha Williams Tim Wilson

Tiffaney Winzeler Beth Withrow Jennifer Wolf

Michele Wood R1ck Wood

John Wotring Martha Wotring

Mark Wnght Shannon Yarckow

Tracey Yothers

Doreen Yurmanovic

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Amy Palmer, Jwnior homecoming represenfahve.

The paths of life lead us in dif­ferent directions -

We fak.e the besf things in life for granfed . . .

And the only time we say "thank. you" is when something is fak.en from us.

We should thank. Cod for good friends, good times and precious life .

We '{{ miss you, Sfeve . and in your memory - fak.e time

fo sme!! the j{owers.

In memory of Sfeven Flores Born May I 1 1370 Died November 20, 13tYG

Heather George cafching wp on her heawfy sleep.

Maff Papsdorf fwrns around jwsf in hrne fa gef his pic-h.re faken.

"Heave-Hoe ."

Beth Withrow and Kelly Wesfgafe jrtends and edifors.

Kim Speller phones home.

Todd Klank.e dressed for a nife on the fawn with his fwo friends Hillary Hudson and Brandi Palowsk.i.

usa Osburn and Theresa Calvm AKA: Sped Sisfers.

Rob E wmg pradwng hts vamptre ad.

Brandi Palowsk.t poses wtth her gym­names coach.

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Activities

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HAVE WE GOT CLUBS

The "arfisfic" Arf Club k.epf busy a!! year. Members painfed downfown merchanf s windows for Homecoming, made decora­tions for the cily Christmas free 1

visifed an arf exhibif, and exhibi­ted many of their works af the 26th Annual Arf Show held in the gym on May 14, IS, and 16th. Teachers from· a!! over the counly

judged the work. and many blue ribbons were received. Following the judging, the Home Ec. class held a dinner under the supervi­sion of Mrs. Forgacs.

Be a leader, be of service, and join in theftm. T.H.S. hasjusfthe club for you. Throughout the school year, our clubs have been busily involved in many worthwhile pro-jecfs and have had a !of of fun, foo. Anyone inferesfed can join these clubs and parficipafe in their varied adivifies.

Art Club

Fronf row L fo R: Mrs. Merrill, T. Winez.eler, S. Casper, E. Follas, and Mr. Frenz.en, Back row L foR: K. Janick, M . Hood, D. Covell, K. Wann, T. Greiman, L. Houghton, J. McGeorge, J. Perrin, S . Cox, H. Greyer, B. Lieu, S . Rice, and J. Reichenhaugh .

The Business Club advisor , Mrs . PreHyman , is refiring this year. The new advisor will be Mr. Graham. Mrs . PreHyman ar­ranged a four of businesses in Tecumseh for the Business Club .

The Key Club, advised by Mr. Jim Kessler, is new this year af T. H. S . If is a service club and has been very busy helping fhe community. The P./ .C. projecf (prevenf indecenf grajfdi) en­couraged teachers fo fak.e exfra fime fo prevenf sfudenfs from writing on desk.s, walls and posfers in the halls. Another Key C{ub projecf was helping co{{ecf food and clothing for the needy during the Holidays. The Key Club's goa{ is fo provide services thaf will benefit all.

BUSINESS CLUB

Fronfrow L foR: M . Howe, T. Coody , H . Cook , M . Losey, and P. Harper . Back row L foR: Mrs . PreHyrnan , A. Fuchs , ]. Sahhiden , and M. Georges.

Key Club

Fronfrow L fo R:M . Orens , M . Mangus , Mr. Prodor, Mr . Kessler, R. Cruhh , and L. Rlnehardf. Back row L foR: K. Ftnnegan , D . Crowley , E. Hoplms, A. Vonkrsfedf, B. Underjerlh , E. Markef, K. Bowerman , M . Mullins , D . Carfer, j. Covell, and C . RehoHaro.

The French Club, a.k..a . "The Frenchies 1 " enjoyed caroling af a nursing home, a trip fo a French resfauranf, and playing the Span­ish Club in volleyball. They also had a special speaker fatk. fo them abouf a trip fo Quebec. Af one meeting 1 they fesfed their French by wafching a film in French. (If

had English sub-tiHes).

H ola from all the Span ish Club members, who sponsored fhe "Can- Cun Beach Dance 1 " this year. A special treaf was beating ( ah 1 we mean playing) fhe "Frenchies" in a volleyball game. Thirly-fwo club members had a chance fo sample some authentic Mexican food af a resfauranf in Ann Arbor.

French Club

Front row L to R: D. Carfer, L. Overfon, A. Lorenzen , J. Russell, C. S fit{, J. Perrin, C. Horkey , C. Jubenville, and J. Shus+er. Middle row L toR: T. Sfout, A. Burgess, H . Callanf, K. Janick , P. Kirkpatrick, S . Casper, A. Prams+aller, K. Speller, S . Cox, L. Fo{fas, B. Bache, K. Naugle , C. Morrow, K. Weekley, S. Rage, K. Bandsk1, J. Staup , and M. Ausfin. Back row L toR: MR. Drummond, M. Losey, L. Fletcher, B. Unvetjerilt , and A. Griffin .

Spanish Club

Front row L to R: L. Stoeckel, D. Royal, A. Wi{{,ams, S . Beas{y, and L. Desoroe . Middle row L foR: Mr. Mejia, T. Neilson , B. Barnes, H. Cook, A. Ba{{, C. Croft, T. Coody, and T. Yofhers . Back row L toR: K. Hug , ]. English , M . Orliez, B. Allen, E . Anglin , D. Penny, C. Every, S . Love, T. James , D. DeJonghe , j. Moody , M. Orenes, L. L. Houghton , and K. Cal6son.

National Honor Society

The National Honor Society helped other T.H .S. sfvtdenfs by offering fo fufor anyone who needed exira he{p. They inducfed 32 new members info the dub this year.

PEP CLUB The exciting , Pep C{ub , as at­

ways, k.epf their fans enthusiasm alive with TICWSS/Pep ra{{ies , and special signs made for the gym.

CLUBS Future Farmers

of America Fufvtre Farmers of America of

Tecumseh High Schoof have com­bined with other members of Len­awee County Schools . This year Jive sfvtdenfsfrom T.H.S. partici­pated in the Parfiamenfary Proce­dure confesf hefd in BriHon , on February 12th. These sfudenfs were Thad Sherman , Angela Dauber, Lynn Cromwef{, Dave Hit{, and Todd Tiffon .

Thad Sherman wenf on fo re­gional competition in Hi{{sdafe and won a go{d rating for his speech on "Bovine Growth Hor­mones - Their lmpacf on the Dairy Industry. "

CLUBS

PEER LISTENERS Peer Lisfeners , who have been

frained in basic {isfening and counseling sk.iffs, continued fo be there for anyone who needed a friendly, non-judgmenfa{ {isfener. A{{ conversations were hefd in con­fidence , so sfvtdenfs were free fo discuss whafever probtem they had.

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS The Foreign Exchange Student

Program was a hig success this year. There were seven exchange sh.tdents who came from different places around the worfd fo visif Tecumseh High Schoo! for a year.

Anne VonKarsfedt, the foreign exchange student from Germany 1

enjoyed Tecumseh. She partici­pated in the Key Cfuh and enjoyed going out with friends during her sfay . She also enjoyed playing the violin and eating her favorite food, pizza from Pizza Hut.

Afsuk.o lwasa was one of the exchange sh.tdents from japan. She enjoyed activities such as shopping , going to the movies, and howling. She fik.ed Tecumseh because the hwldings are ofd and preffy. Her English was fluent after sh.tdying the language jour years in japan. She also {ik.ed if here because the people are so

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Anne Vonk.a.rsfedf

Germany

friendly / Yolanda Rouk.ema is a sixfeen

year ofd from Leeuward, Hof­land. she is involved with "The Youfh for Under sfanding " program which brought her to Tecumseh . She sh.tdiedjour years of English hejore coming to the U .S. and enjoys horseback. riding , pfaying the saxophone, guitar, and the organ. She afso fik.es hamburgers and mifk.shak.es from McDonald's.

Meffe Pederson came aff the way from Norway to finish her Senior year here. she participated in the symphonic Band af T.H.S. and enjoyed swimming 1 skiing and {isfening to music in her spare time.

Hiromi Yak.ashita afso from japan joined T . H. S. second semesfer: She enjoyed Tecumseh he cause of ifs ofd sfreefs and fik.ed

Afsuk.o lwasa

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Yolanda Rouk.ema Holland

T.H.S . because the sh.tdenfs were kind and friendly. She also enjoys writing liferafure .

Maria Orenes visited us from Spain. Maria enjoyed doing such things as roffersk.ating 1 shopping 1

and "cruising" whife in America. She {ik.ed the people and places because they were so nice.

Mik.k.o Raitis was the Foreign Exchange Sfudenf from Finland. He participated in frack. and was also on the voffeyhaff feam in Ad­rian. Whife in A me rica he en-joyed going fo Disney Worfd in Florida .

A {{ fhe foreign exchange sh.tdenfs agree thaf their sfay in Tecumseh, Michigan, USA was an experience thafthey wiff never jorgefl they wi{{ aff he missed hy sfudenfs and Jacuffy here at T.H .S .

MeHe Pederson Norway

Yolanda was a memher of the Cross-Cot,mfry feam. she Jre-quenHy ran in the fop jive. MeHe, Anne, Afsuk.o 1 and Yolanda the jour musk.efeers.

The girls cuf graduafion cak.e . New found friends.

Maria Orenes with Michelle Georges af the Michigan Drug rally.

M ik.k.o T apni Ra.ifis Finland

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These were once hoxes?.'

Amy Sfein 's award winning rug weaving.

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Andrea Leau and AnjeaneHe Miller are fwo ojflte tltree purchase prize winners.

Sally Casper 's award winning homemade paper arrangemenf.

STUDENT EXHIBITION The Industria{ Education, Home Economics, and Art-classes held the 26th annual S-htdenf Exhibition in

the gym on May 14th and I Sth for the s-htdenfs and feachers and during the evening for parenfs. The projecfs in the Industrial Education Deparl-rnenfil!ustrafed the hard work. and dedication given by the

sfudenfs. There were wood, mefa{ projecfs and drawings. The main aHracfion is the archifec-htral models

thaf are sef up annually. The Home Economics Deparl-rnenf displayed clothing ouijifs, inferior decorating pic-hAres, and a wide

variety of crafts. The Arl-Deparl-rnenf sefup projecfs from all Art-classes thafincluded ceramics, wafer colors, sfained glass,

poinfaf.ism 1 sculptures 1 drawings and weaving. The S -htdenf Exhibition was a big success for s-htdenfs and feachers and we are all looking forward fo nexf

year's!

Sfacy Le»1herf and Pa»1 Hager checlong ouf the pasfel drawings.

Maria Ornes look.s curwusly af fhe cera»1ic pieces as others look. on.

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COMING HOME IN 86' Homecoming. The very word causes shivers of

anticipation fo run up and down one's spine. Home­coming '~6 was no exception.

Homecoming was celehrafed one lasffime for the Seniors. They work.ed on aj{oafwith the Junior class. The theme was "Danger Zone" and if depicted a fighter plane moving from side fo side. The Seniors also showed their spirif hy wearing whife T-shirfs, Hawaiian shorfs, and fo k.eep warm in the hrisk. Oc­foher weather, long-underwear. To k.eep with tradi­tion, they painfed julie Stroud's car.

The Juniors had overwhelming spirif and if won them the spirif award. They wore red and also sold red balloons. The Juniors helped with the joinf Senior/Junior j{oaf, and painfed Krisly Feldkamp's car.

The Sophomores, along with the Freshman, won the award for hesfj{oaf, with the slogan "Blow 'Em Ouf." The Sophomores wore htue afflre 1 and also sold "Class of '~3" huHons, while the Freshmen wore hlack..

The Homecoming Representatives were: Fresh­men, Lisa Joseph; Sophomore, Teri Harvey; and junior, Amy Palmer. The queen was Senior, Vick.i Ridgeway. The Queen's courfwas made up of Seniors Kathy Henning and Kris PaHen. As a special treaf, the Queen and her Courf rode in horse drawn car-

riages in the Homecoming Parade. Also our Eques­trian feam 1 dressed as the three musk.afeers and the posse was a hig hif in the parade this year.

The T.H.S. cheerleaders were a hig parf of Homecoming '~6 acfivifies. Their spirif and en­thusiasm led us through the Pep Rally. They partici­pated in the ftm hy {effing many red halloons fly info the air. Af the Homecoming Came the JV cheer­leaders joined the Varsity cheerleaders in cheering for the Indians.

The foofha{{ feam was fired up for the game and the crowd was hehind them all the way. The play, hy RoherfMendez, thafwould have won the game for the Indians was called hack. hy the referee. Ouf­sfanding players for the game were jim Bache 1 rush­ing for 65 yards, Jeff Clark. with fifteen fack.les, and Roherf Mendez, U fack.tes.

Although we {osf the game fo Milan, if didn'f damper our enthusias or fun af the Homecoming Dance. The main aHracfion was a D.J. who had a video fo every song he played. Severa{ limes during the night he placed the camera on the crowd and pro.Jecfed the picture on the screen. The dancers loved seeing themselves dancing on the wide screen. The 1 !H 6 Homecoming Week. was a fun-filled week. thaf will he remembered for a long lime!

The Iophoi'Morei fug-oj-war feam Ihowi the .rfrain ai they drag the Jruhmen "through the mud. "

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The juniors' sponge race feam gef.r soak.ed huf comes in tlurd The jumor class shows their prize-winning spirif as they cap-

anyways. lured the Spmf Award.

Sophomore represenfatwe Ten Harvey jokes with our photographer.

The cross counfry team shows creaflvdy as they parlwpate tn the Homecoming parade .

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The f. V. squad gives us thaf famous cheerleader "hello!"

The l!}i6 Homecoming Representatives were: (back. row L-RJ Lisa Joseph,jresh­manj Teri Harvey, sophomorej and Amy Palmer, junior. (jronf row L-RJ Vicki Ridgeway, Kathy Henning, and Kris Paffen, seniors.

Junior Maff Papsdorf, carries the ball fo an Indian vicfory over the Milan Big

Reds.

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Prom King and Queen , Kelly Harfley and pm Bache .

Eugene Dink.ins and Liz Marvtn enjoy a walk. oufside .

A Night to Remember On May 23, 13~7, the junior-Senior Prom was held af Sauk. Valley. The hwlding was decorafed heaufi­jut{y with grey and pink. ha{{oon houquefs, cenfer­pieces hand-made hy the Prom commiHee and posfers with each couples names. Classes with the logo and hrass k.eychains with the theme, "A Night fo Rem em her" prinfed on them were given fo a{{ of the guesfs as special rememhrances. Couples filled the dance floor and were many fimes dancing in the aisles as the hand "Sassy" enferfained for the even­ing. jim Bache and Ke{{y Hari{ey were crowned King and Queen, and danced in the spoHight as the theme song was played. Prom night 13~7 was a success thanks fo Mr. Feldman and the junior class.

Brad Scudder and Kelly Shea obviously having a greaf fim e.

Shelley Dapprich , Kelly Chouinard, Amy Pramsfaller, and fheir guys pose for a pidz,re .

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Mtk.e Conrad and Ktm Tooman stunned by fhe camera .

jeff FtShere and Jen StJiy fak.e a break. from danong .

Jenne Lange caught fook.mg for her dale .

The band "Sasry " performed, wtfh rave rewews.

THS 's answer fo fhe lta!tan Mafia .

Good fnends Brad Scudder, Jusfm Bfadeck.t , Ttm Bryan , Ken Anderson, Ktrk. Hojfrnetsfer , and Neal Nowak., wad for a ptcfure .

The dance floor was crowded on a slow song.

king and Queen nol'l1inees waif for the1r names fo be called.

The group responsible for the beaufrfo,{ decorafwns.

Beth Rugg1rello and Jusfrn Bfadeck.1 fak.mg a sfro{{.

D1ana LAwrence and Bob Terry waif for a p~efure.

kurf LACore and Anneffe Scudder pose for the photographer.

Student Council This year shtdenf council dedi­

cated a {of of hard work. and fime fo accomplish their goals for THS. The members work.ed fo help their school and community fo fry fo mak.e Tecumseh a heHer place fo live. Their many acfivifies inclu­ded: fhe Winfer CarnivaC Teacher's Week., the cannedfood drive, the Homecoming acfivifies, plus they sponsored the Logo con­fesf.

The shtdenfcouncilfor this year was Presidenf- Mindi Witk.ins, Vice Presidenf- judy Vander­Heide, Secrefary - Krisfen McFadden, and Treasurer -Carl Every. Sfudenf Council advisor was Mr. Shinall. The members of SfudenfCouncil musf he responsihte, reliahte, and wil­ling fo help our school and com­munity. lj this sounds lik.e you, then Sfudenf Council is the place

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Mindy WiUcms - President judy Vanderhide - Vice President

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Knsfen McFadden - Secretary Carl Every - Treasurer

Gladys S weef, Grand Marshall, leads the Homecommg Parade down Ch1cago Blvd.

Gladys receives a sfanding ovation for her years of dedicated work..

Mr . Grahm and Mr. Sl11nall present Gladys w1th a pla'lue and plane luk.et.

Sweetest Day On Septemher S, 13.Y6 Gladys

Sweet was honored on her lasf day of work.. She had work.ed for the school 12 years as a htAsdriver and eight years as a CIAsfodian hefore she refired.

A dedicated person, she always fried to get things done as soon as she was ask.ed. Gladys also had a good atfih.tde towards her work., the sh.tdents, and the school in general.

To honor her Septemher fifth was declared "Sweetest Day." Gladys received a plane ticket to see her sisfer from the teachers, with fwo plaqtAes from the athletic department and Mr. Lacny presented her with a hotAqtAet of flowers.

T.H.S. has relied and depended on Gladys throtAghotAf her 20 years of service. She will he deeply missed hy hath sh.tdents and fac­IAlly.

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The proud reciptenfs of Foretgn LAnguage awards.

Mike Faufk.ner receiving an award for business.

Andrea Ball receiving an award for Arf.

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AWARD'S NIGHT May 13, 13i7, af Tecumseh Civic Auditorium,

was the scene for the Academic Award's Program. Mr. Vic Sfevens work.ed hard as the chairperson for the 12th annual Award's Nightfo mak.e sure if was a success. Over 100 siudenfs were given awards for their accomplishments in the academic areas.

The siudenfs who receive these awards are chosen by the faculty of thaf deparfmenf and then a commitfee comprised offacu!iy members vofe based on the siudenfs academic progress, good citizenship, and cfassroom behavior.

The theme of Award's Night was "Masfer the Possibdifies," which was carried ouf by this year's guesffacu!iy speak.er 1 Mr. Graham. The chorus a!so helped by singing several songs.

This annual evenf was a big success and we thank. a{{ who parlicipafed in this evenf. (We a!so hope everyone enjoyed their evening af the Award's Night.)

Keilh. Alexander receiving an award Jron-. Mr. LAcny for hav­ing a 3.0 C .P.A.

Peer Listeners Need someone fo fa.{k. fo? Tecumseh High school

ha.s fra.ined sfudenfs who a.re wi{{ing fo fa.{k. fo other

sludenfs a.bouf their problems. The Peer Lisfeners go through fwenfy hours of

fra.ining in Ocfober, which is done by the sfa.Jfa.fCa.ll Someone Concerned. The Peer Lisfenersa.re advised hy Mrs. Fa.{{, while Mrs. K{ofe a.ssisfs her. Peer Lisfeners a.re very imporfa.nf fo T.H.S. They a.re a. group of sfudenfs who care a.nd a.re a.lwa.ys wdling fo

help. Peer Lisfeners a.re also involved in other programs

tha.f require good {isfening sk.i{{s lik.e "Say No, " Four County Peer Da.y, a.nd Advisory hoard meetings in

Ja.ck.son. For j-vdure de velopm enf in Peer Li sfening 1 fra.i ning

will be continued a.nd so wi{{ progress for he Her pubtic relations throughouf our school.

Remember Peer Lisfeners a.re also friends a.nd they a.re here fo help so if anyone ever needs help there 1s a.lwa.ys someone fo fvtrn fo.

Adv1sor M rs. Klofe

Adv1sor Mrs. Fall

THS Peer Lufeners - T. K1rn , M . Fall, A. Barbre , D. De;onghe, M . Losey , M . Papsdo1,J. Danley , T. Harvey , M . Faulkner, K. Klank.e , K. Hug, K. Russell, T. James , D. Royal, C. Vondy , J. Beland.

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The golf season opened with good expectations from the feam memhers. The season sfarfed off with a 321 on score on Burr Oak. golf course.

Af Tecumseh lnvifafionaf T ournamenf our feam scored 13 under par 53, only missing the Htle spof hy a single sfrok.e. Af Lenawee County Invitational the golfers did nof do as weft. The players calf the course their second home, huf if didn'f seem thaf way. They scored the fowesfofthe season. Reginoafs held af Pick.ney's course ended Tecumseh in the fenth position. Tom Clark. had an i 1 for the Indians.

The individual.s Varsity players improved their averages from fast years season. Brenf Velandra im­proved the mosf.

Nexfyear'sfeam wi{{ consisfof this year's veferans, rook.ies1 and Freshmen.

Individuals Honors wenf fo Myk.a Mck.ee - Besf individual record, and Tom Clark. received Birdman, A{{ league first feam, and Cihson mosf vafuahte player award.

With the fine coaching of Fridd and Cunningham 1 they can look. forward fo many greaf seasons.

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Golfers Stay Tough

Brenf Velandra prepares himself fo sink a puH-.

GOLF

Mike Marlin, Tin-. Nei&on, Eugene Dinkens, Ton-. Clark , and Keith Alexander get­ting ready for a hot day on the links .

GOLF

Front row ( { to r) - J. Gillen , T. Willian-. s, B . Schultz , J. Lacny , J. Thon-.as , M . McKee , and W . Bruce . Back row (I to r) - D . Fosler , E . Dinkens, M. Marlin , K. Alexander, T. Clark , T. Nei&on, B. Velandra , and j. Thon-.as.

Ton-. Clark , Keith Alexander, and Eugene Dinkens were the retwrnmg leffern-.en.

Dav1d Fosler watches another golfer's ball head for the sandfrap.

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Freshman Have Great Season The Freshman Foofbaf{ feam

had a ftne year ending the season with a score of S-4. The feam beaf New Bosfon Huron which was a thritffor them . Other schoofs they beaf incfude Adrian , Cabrie{ Richard, Ypsifanfi , and Safine .

The feam consisted of fwenfy­eighf pfayers. David Bfa.H was the pfayer wifh fhe m osf yards rushed. The feading faclders were Luk.e T onneberger, Rob May­nard, and Chad Dubisk.i.

Freshmen players Chad Dwhisk1, Charfes Barfenslager, and Shane Lagore d1scwss wiflz Coach Oshwrn whaf facfic fo use againsf flze opponents.

Fronfrow (L fo RJ: S . LaCore , D. Greene , M . Nefson , C . Napofifan , L. Rwhf, T. Dmiws, S . Oshwrn , D . Blaff, V. Aiwfo. Second row (L fo RJ: T. Hammang , R. Maynard, M . Kirk , S . Baifey, H . Broderick , L. Tonneherger , B. Haggard, C. Borfon , C Barfensfager, M . Propsf. Third row ( L fo RJ: Coach Oshwrn , C. Maynard, C. Dwhiski, S. Long, T. Simpson, R. Hughes, M . Con rad, J. Diez, C. Hawfey , A . Sitler, B. Mwkensfrwm , D . Knight.

FROSH FOOTBALL !OK

The J. V. feam had a good year under their coaches, Mr. Schmidt and Mr. FafcheH. Their record came ouf 6-3. The long practices paid off. They will be a greaf help fo the upcoming Varsity Team.

A player said, "The feam had a very good season and they played very we{{ as a feam." Nexf year proves positive because this year's J. V feam have whaf if fak.es fo fak.e Tecumseh Football sfraighffo the fop.'

Straight To The Top Tom Tifws and Brian Cardenas wafch infenfly from the sidelines 1 wafching and wad­ing for their chance fo play.

B. Beach, T. Rehberg, f. Turner, S. DeShano 1 S. Coody, S. Richardson, S. Baker, L. Cadmus, C. Keebler, K. Sherman, S . Hawley, D. Bladeck.i. Second row (L fo RJ: B. Cardenas, F. Westerfield, T. Tifws, E. McKenzie, S . Arriaga, D. Ried, S . Hawley, D. Hursf, R. Handy, D. Svesfk.a., Ball Boy A. Schmidf. Third row (L fo RJ: Coach Ray Schmidf, E. Scholz., C. Marlinus, R. Randolph, B. Roback., K. Poppink., N . Nolan, f. Raau, f. LaCalo, C. A{{en, D. Beaubien . Fourflt row ( L fo RJ: Coach Fafcheff, R. Lembrick., M. Masfie, T. Cifws, T. Knight, M. Lolley!]. Powell, T. Mull, B. Howe, C. Schmidf, T. Maupin .

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Varsity Football Our Varsify Foofba{{ feam

finished with a seasonal record of 4-S. The Indians had some fough defeafs including losing our Homecoming game fo Milan.

Numerous honors were given fo many of our players. Duy Dang received Jirsf feam k..ick..er and a visif from ABC Broadcasting Company! Other honors wenf fo Roberf Mendez and Tim Bryan for Jirsf feam All-Region. jeff Clark., Jusfin Bladeck..i 1 Jim Bache 1 Bob Terry 1 Darren LAgore, Jeff McMunn, Charlie Greene, Carl Every, and john Harfley received ALL-SEC Honorable Mentions.

The entire siudenf body was proud of the Indians this year. Keep up the good work., guys!

The ABC Broadcasting Co111pany arrived af THS fo cover "The Duy Dang Story"

The 1 !H 6 Var.rify F oofball Tea111 i.r geared up for another action-pack.ed ga111e. A long with coach Nix they hope fo bring Tecu111.reh another vicfory!

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Top row ( Lfo RJ;M. Schafer, D. Kerr, C . Korfe , A . Hajj, C. Every, T. Bryan, M . Carfer , J. Bfadecki, M. Ross, J. CriHenden 1 K . johnsfon and A . Wifliarns. ( L fo RJ; R. Perrin, K. Ohr­rnan,j. McMunn,]. Clark.,]. Bache, R. Mendez , J. Salyer, K. Anderson, M . Papsdorf, B. Scudder, B. Ondrovick., Wayne Nix. NexfRow (L fo RJ; S . Wil­son, S. Lawson, C. Benneff, C. Hollis, M . Warner,]. Harfley , B. Kurzmec, L. Anschuefz, M. Massing , J. Roberfs, Fronf Row (L fo RJ; B. Terry, M. Os­burn, C. Greene, B. Bark.way, D. Dang, D. LaCore , M . Francour, M . Conrad, B. Hafcheff and T. Connors.

Members of the Varsity Foofba!! fearn look. on as the lndtans execute "the big play ."

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Miles and Miles of Heart The girls 1 JK6-K7 cross country

feam had a fairly sfrong season with final league sfandings of 2 ,4 . The overall resulfs were 4,7. LAck. of participation and injuries k.epf the feam from having a heHer record. The feam capfain was Leah Fausf.

The feam 's greafesf Jeaf was when they fook. 3rd af the Huron Invitational. Leah Fausf, Steph­anie Haines, Erik.a Rohinson, and julie SbH were 4 invifaHonal winners .

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Fir sf Row ( L fo RJ; A . Prarnsfaffer, J. Shl{, A . Wtfkins. Back Row ( L fo R J; M r. Pike , E . Robinson , S . Haines, L. Fausf.

Leah Fausf, a fiffle nervous ahowf th e rnee f .

julie SM{, faking Hrne owf fo srnife .

CROSS

The hoys 13~6 Cross Country feam did nof have a very good year due fo injuries. The feam sfit{ ended the season with 4 wins 7 losses. Even though the feam did nof do we{{ this year 1 the perform­ance improved tremendously since fast year.

The feam had fwo qualifiers for sfafe 1 Dan Brackney and Mark. Poling . Both ran hard a{{ year. Brackney 1 who had jusf come hack. from an injury 1 work.ed hard af{ year in order fo go fo sfafe .

One of the feams higgesfthri{fs was winning the junior division af the Chelsea Relays. Hopefully the feam wi{{ have many more performances {ik.e this nexf year since Mr. Croft said "The ouffook. for the future is good."

( L- RJ P. Lorichon , S . Mo zena , T. Warren , S . Warren . Top row ( L-RJ S . Mozena , B. Fox, S . Drejfs, B. Feld­rnan , and Coach Croft.

Indians Gain Valuable Experience

Rick. , Mark. and Brenf show off f or the photograph er.

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Girl 's Varsity Basketball The Tecumseh Girl's varsity

Bask.efha{{ Team fhis seasoh didh 'f have much size, huf good quick.hess.' They pfayed hard ahd played we{{ fogefher as fheir record shows, !3-!:). Good dejehse, feamwork., good rehouhdihg ahd hafahced scorihg aHrihufed fo the feam 's average record.

A lohg wifh heafihg class A

schools ahd wihhihg fhe ! sf fourhamehf game ih S years, the feam also scored 77 poihfs ih their fasf game Oh parehfs hl"ghf.l

Two players' 1 Kelly Harf(ey 1

ahd Sfaci Demlow received spec­ial recoghl·fioh this seasoh. Kim Kurzihiec ahd jehhY Harf(ey were fop rehouhders while Sfaci Demlow lead with mosf assisfs. Leadihg sfeals wehffo Liz Marvih

ahd Kelly Harf(ey was also the leadihg scorer.

The feam did have a jew rough times! Some of these were hof heihg ahle fo heaf Salihe or Pick.hey ahd losihg fo Dexfer ih the foumamehf1 ( ajfer heafihg them fwice hejore).

lh all the girls had a good year. Cohgrafufafiohs Oh a well pfayed seasoh.

Fronfrow (L. faR.) J. Bechfof, C. Munoe , C. Kennedy , S. De»1!ow , L. Marvin, and Lena Ffefcher. Back. row (L. fa R.J Mr . Spagnoli, K . Harf!ey , J. Harfley , K. Kurz.ynetc , A . Barrie , and J. Lange .

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Kelly Hari{ey 1 a valuable senior player with aluw.nijriend Andrea Clark. .

K. Hari{ey, C. Muncie, S . Dew.low, C. Marvin , Coach Spagnoli, and C. Kennedy, the returning letter winners.

The feaw. warming up for a "big" gaw.e .

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The j. V. Girt's Bask.efba!! may nofhave done as we!! as fasfyear , bufthey cerfain{y had defermina­fion and puf in fofs of hard work.. As coach Mr. Pomy sfafed, "This year has been a rea! !earning ex­perience for our new players."

The NeHers had a seasonal record of II-3 and a league record of 7-S. The feam capfains for '~7

were " Bujjy K!ank.y and Missy Curth. The feam 's greafesf mo­menf was fhe Ypsilanti game when they won with fwo seconds spare .

Mr. Pomy admifs fhey !osf many games they thought they should have won, buf the feam sfuck. fogether and !earned abouf feamwork. and the T. H .S . spirif, and that's the making of an exce!­fenf feam.

J.V. Girls Basketball

Marri Rwhf looks for a fearn rnafe fo pass the hall fo.

(L foR ) - C. Bandwrsh, K. Russell, J. Schick. , M . Cwrfl.t , T. £{/!Son , W . McCarfy , T. Paferson, M. Rwh!, R. Echelharger, 8 . Klank.e , J. Cofrell, C. Kasfel, and Billie McComb .

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GIRLS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON This year's JV Voffeybaf{ feam

proved fo be a success when they ended the season with a feague record of nine wins and fwo tosses puffing the feam in second pface in the teague . Coach Pomy said the feam gained fheir poise earfy which made a fremendous im­provement fo hefp win games.

This year 's m osf vafuabte pfayers were sophomores Sheifa Warner , Carrie Reau 1 and Bujjy Kfank.e. Accomplishments were afso made by freshmen Cori Kasfe{, Wendi M cCarfy 1 and Kim George in fheir sfrong perfor­mances. Some other fadors thaf hefped the feam were they pfayed as a feam 1 worked hard, and were essenfia{ pfayers by doing so .

The feam 's biggesf thrift was when they made iffo the finals in the counfy fournamenf, buf they af.so had their worsf momenf af the counfy fournamenf when they fosf fo Morenci. The feam had a good season by ending with an overaf{ record of 2 I wins and 7 fosses.

Fronfrow (L foR): C. Kasfel, C. ReatA, B. Klank.e, K. RtAssel, and A. Moore . Back. row ( L fo R): S . Warner, K. George, W. McCarfy,j. Schick.,). Nichols,]. Sfil{, and

Coach Pan-ty.

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The Tewmseh Varsity Vo{{ey­haff Team finished their season second in the league with a record of!)-3.

The feam 's capfain, and mosf vafuahte player, Kelly HarHey fed them in winning the County T ournamenf. The feam came ouf

with an overall score of 24-4, fie-

Varsity Volleyball ing 0.

T.H.S. had many fafenfed players this year. Senior Kelly HarHey was Firsf Team in A{{­Counfy, Aft-League, and All­Region. Jessie Raymond was Jirsf Team All-County, Second Team All-League, and Second Team All-Region. Angie Schultz was

Firsf Team All-County, Second Team A tf- League 1 and H onorahte M enfion for A tf­Region.

Tewmseh had an exceptional good feam this year. Everyone conirihufed and ffi.tck. fog ether and thaf s whaf made this season so successful.

Jessica Raymond and Jenny Hari{ey sfand as back-ups for Chris Kennedy.

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jenny Harlfey geffmg ready fo rehtrn fhe half.

VOLLEYBALL

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Gymnasts Pull Through Again The Tecumseh Gymnastic

feam had a tremendous year with !) wins and 2 loses . This years coach was jane juhanvi!!e and the assisfanf coach was M erriH S!usanski. This was 6oth coaches first year in coaching a high school feam.

The feam in genera! was very dose and very determined fo !earn new skiffs. This along with being

abte fo correct mistakes and hav­ing hard practices a!! atfrihufed fo the feam 's overa!! record.

Shaena Moore and Brandi Pawlowski were this years MVP 's . Another leading performer was Sarah Osburn .

The feam 's biggest thri!! was coming in !)tit affhe Free/and ln­vifafiona!s along with heating Harf!and and winning fhe

Fronfrow ( l for)- B. Pawlowsk.t , C . Funk. , H . Hudson . Middle row ( lfo r)- K.

Week.ly , S . Osburn , L. Burns, C. Jubenville , and T. Penney. Back. row ( l for)­Coach J. jubenviUe , H . Hudson , M . Ra.pin , S . Moore, and Assisfanf Coach M . Slusask.i.

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Tecumseh lnvifafiona!s . Th e feams worst moment was losing three gymnasts due fo injuries in a meef against Hartfand.

A/though compefdion was good the coaches said if could have been fougher. A{{ the girls on the feam wenf fo each meef determined fo do the hestfhey could and if shows through the !)- 12 record.

lAura Burns shows the concenfrafion tf fak.es fo be a gyi'Hnasf.

Shaena Moore fwisfs and shoufs during her beai'H routine .

Melissa Rapin shows off her ability as a gyi'Hnasf.

Brandi Pawlowski swings lik.e a 11'1 onk.e y during her bar routine .

Sarah Osburn concenfrafes as she prepares for her nexf /'Hove .

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Grapplers Have Excellent Season! This year's wresHing season

wenf very well, especially for in­dividual standings. Mark. Witzke held the hest record of4K-K 1 while MaffPapsdorjhad the second hest record of 25-17. Mark. also had the most pins, fakedowns, near fall 3, dual poinfs, and fourna-menf poinfs. He also had the fastest pin of 13 seconds! Maff Papsdorf also had a good season; he held the most reversals andes­capes. Tournament place winner

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was Mark Witzke, 2nd af Addi­son Tournament, 2nd afWestern fournamenf, 1 sf af League Tournament, 1 sf af Oisfricf T ournamenf, and he finished 3rd af Regionals and Sth af Sfafe!

j. V. wresHers also had an ex­cellent season. Shawn Goody finished 3rd af Monroe fourna­menf, and 2nd af League T ourna­menf, and · 4th af the County T ournamenf. Gaylon Wilkins finished 4fh af fhe County

One of our wresf{er.r "corning ouf on fop!"

WRESTLING

Tournamenfand 2nd af League . All of the grapplers showed im­proved skills and falenf. They all fried their hardest and if showed through fheir season and in­dividual records. We will all miss the excellent leadership of Mark. Wifzk.e and MaH Sussex and hopefully others have learned from them.

Unknown wresfler seems fo be doing alright!

Charlie Greene 1 will if be a three cownf7

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Fronf row ( { fo r) - C. johnson , B. Vaffad, T. Marlinus , S . La.Core , K. Hug , and J. E{{i.r. Back. row ( {for)­Coach Nix , J. Lacny , V. Auifo , J. Tho111a.r , M . Propje , J. Tho111as , R . Hughs , M . Orliz , and T. Ti{fon .

Frosh Basketball This year's Frosh bask.efbaf{

Team ended their season with a league record of tf wins and 3 losses. Their coach, Wayne Nix , said thaf this feam was different because they had the ability fo learn a {of of different plays.

The feam 's greafesf thri{{ was when they beaf Saline in overtime with a }ina{ score of Stf-46. Their

worsf momenf this season was when they fosffo Adrian - fwice.

The feam had help from Jim Thomas who fed in scores and rebounds, wh;{e Jeff Thomas fed in assisfs and was second in scores and rebounds. The feam did we{{ by ending the season with an overall record of 12 wins and 7 losses.

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An Improved Season The j. V. Bask.efba{{ Team

ended the season placing second in the league. They ended with an overall record of 12 wins and K losses. The feam gof off fo a slow sfarf buf by the end of the season they had improved as a feam as we!! as individually.

One of the feam 's biggesf mo­menfs was beating Saline S6-4K and when everyone scored againsf

Milan with a fofa! of K2 poinfs. Jeff Wa!fers fed the feam in

scores, assisfs, and sfea!.s. He had a fofa! of 2/S poinfs with a IO.K average in scoring . Mik.e Fau!k.ner fed the feam in rebounds with 13S.

A {{in a!! the feam had an im­proved season which wi!! help them in the seasons fo come .

Fronf row ( l fo r) - S . Arriaga , T. Ci&ts, L. Cadmus, S . Richardson , 8 . Schultz , D . Fosfer, and R. Handy . Back. row ( l fo r) - Coach Spagnoli, 8 . Verrier , 8 . Rohack. , M . Faulkner, K. Poppink. , J. Walters , J. Salyer, and J. La.Calo.

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Varsity Basketball

(L foR) K . Alexander, T. Clark. , T. Bryan , A . Carro{{, L. Anschwefz1 £ . Wilson , D . Forgas, S . Meredith, J. McMunn , S . Lawson , J. Bladeck.i, K . Anderson , J. Clark. , J. Hari{ey

john Hari{ey leaps forward fo cafch the baff. Tom Clark. fook.s for a feammafe fo pass tlte baff fo .

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john Harlfey atms fo shoof fhe bat/. jeff McMunn )lAmps fo mak.e a bask.ef.

Tom Clark. shoof.r fhe ba{{. Players .rfrwggte for fhe batt.

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Firs+ Row- C. Borfon, J. Ellis, S . LA.Core. Second row - V. Auifo, M. Conrad, T. Can-the!!, D. BlaH, j. LA.cny.

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Under fhe leadership of coaches Don Nagle and jim Woos{y, fhe feam had a winning season. Some impressive sfafs were made with Tim Ruppel's .Si3 hatting average and Vifo

A iufo 1 Hal Broderick., Brad M uck.ensfrum 1 and Shane LaCore each had 1 S RBI's. There was also one homerun hif hy Brian Haggard.

FROSH BASEBALL

The Tecumseh j. V. baseba{{ feam ended the season coming in jirsfin the league, with a score of 10- 1. They also won the j. V. South Easfern Conference. Coach Renfchter credifs fhe feam as being fhe mosf fafenfed and hardworking guys he has ever coached, and "Jusf a super bunch

of guys." With a{{ the determination and

hardwork. shown this year, nexf year's feam can only gef beHer.

J.V. Baseball

Ken Srniflt - Hoping he will cafch fhe hal! in hme .

Bofforn (L-RJ, F. Westerfield, R. Handy , S. Deshano , C . Keeh!er, L. Cadmus. Nexfrow ( L-R), K. Srnifh , R. Lape , S . Baker, B. Dykas, Coach Renfschler. Nexfrow (L-RJ, M . Jennmgs , B. Cardenas, H . Brodenck. , B. Beck.ey, S. Bailey . Top ( L-RJ, S .

Hawley , J. Walters, S . Richardson , D. Bladeck.t .

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The Tecumseh Varsity Baseba{{ Team j;nished the season with a record of II wins, 21 fosses , and I tie under the coaching of Mr . Ondrovick. . Mr. Ondrovick. said, "This team was different from any other I have coached because the undercfassmen that were brought up from the J. V. Team stepped in and did an oufsfanding job ."

There were many tafented pfayers on the team. Senior john HarHey was firsf Team for A{{ S.E .C. Designated HiHerand Ann Arbor News A{{ Region Team. He also brok.e jour schoo{ records with 26 season wafk.s 1 122 season pfate appearances 1 25 season pfate ap­pearances, 25 season runs scored, and 3J' career runs scored. Senior Mik.e Conrad was Second Team for A{{ S .E . C. Ouljie{d. Senior Jeff Borfon received an honorabte Mention for A{{ S .E.C. Ouljiefd. Junior Darren LaC ore received an Honorabte Mention for A{{ S.E.C. lnjiefd.

Due to the unify and hard work. ojthe team they were abte to per­form at their besf and achieve a great year.

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Varsity Baseball

Fronf row ( L fa RJ; M . Conrad, S . Richardson , K. johnson , D . LaC ore , R. Handy , S . Hawley . Back Row ( L fa RJ; Mr. Ondrovick , j. Borfon , j. Harfley , L. Anschwefz ,

J. Fisher , B. Kwrll!eic and B. Griffith .

VARSITY

Larry Anschuefz - does he have h1s man ouf7

BASEBALL

john HarHey sfidmg mfo hase - wlff he

make 1f?

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Track Men Give It Their Best

A close race - huf Ken Anderson ts m the lead.

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Grady Shull, Bob Verrier, Greg NapoMan, Beckt Bache , and Torn GtHw.rfaktng hrne owfl

TRACK

A smooth handojj tn a relay race.

S. Mozena, S. Mozena, T. Wilson, G . Karle, J. Sabbadin, C. Griewahn, G. Schrntdf, and G. Napolifan .

Mark Schaffer frytng jar a record breaker!

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The Tecumseh High Schoof girl's Track. Team had a learning season . There were a {of of athfefes who were new and inex­perienced, buf improved as the season wenf on under coaches Ed Oxley and Sfeve Pik.e. Another setback. was the over abundance of injuries fhaf happened throughout the season.

Although they didn 'f win any meefs within the league there were a fofoffeam members who improved fheir own personal performances. jennifer Bechtol brok.e a school record in the shof­puf with a throw of 36 feef eight inches. One ofthe feams senior's, Leah Fausf, wenf fo sfafe for the fwo mile run.

The feam hopes thaf with the experience gained by all these athfefes throughout the pasf sea­son they wi{{ help improve nexf year's feam.

AneHe Sanchez. sifs qutetfy and thinks about her nexf race 1 while others look. af the cantera.

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A Learning Season

Tina Lawhorn and Marri Ruhf giVing if thetr all agamsf Dexfer.

Erin Long geffing ready fo pracfice throwing the shof.

GIRL'S

( L foR)- K. Frazier , L. Garcia , M. McMunn , B. Hack.sfedde , B. Barkway , B. Bache , J. Sflf{, T. De Bow , J. Sfaup, S . Wemburg , A. Praw.".rfa!fer, T. Paferson , M . Ruh!, and J. Schick. ( NofPICfuredJ- L. Shea , A . Sanchez , C. Jubenville , S . Hames , £ . Robison , K . Harf!ey , L. Fausf, T. Lawhorn , ]. Cofreff, M . Robmson , £ . Long , L. Burns , H . Hudson , A . Wilkms , and

L. Pew.berfon .

Teri Paferson running wtth a look of deferw.mafwn . Tma Lawhorn caughf refaxmg ajfer her race.

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A Hard Working Team!!!

Connie Horkey hoping she wi!! n.ak.e if.

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Kirn Kurzyneic - whaf does she have in her mouth?

Lena Ffefcher fook.ing fired hut strong

Hafj the fearn k.eeping the bench warrnllf

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This J. V. S ojfhaU Team work.ed very hard fo develop and polish sk.i!!s! With the fafenf and

A Talented Team. dedication of the feam members only good resu!fs can come from next year's feam!

Fronfrow ({for)- 8. McComb, 8. Kfank.e, K. Rwsseff, T. Cneman, A. Ba{{, and Bob Sedz . Back. row ({for) K. George, R.

Echefbarger, f. Hariley, C. Bandwr.rk.t, and S. Raymond.

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We've gof Spirif, Yes We Do! WE'VE COT SPIRIT, YES WE DO! WE'VE COT SPIRIT -HOW 'BOUT YOU?

Who has the mosf school spirif? If could only be our JV and Varsity Cheerfeading Squads! From the clapping of fheir hands fo the sfomping of their feef the girls have af{ the right ingredients for a pedecf squad!

From foofbaf{ fo bask.efba{{ sea­son the cheerleaders can be heard chanting such cheers as" the junky chicken " and " ro{{ ca{{ ".

Mrs. Gunder, their coach for eight years, fak.es greaf pride in her cheerleaders and feaches them many things. If shows -through their smiles and deter­mination.

Brad Scwdder, there 's always nexf year!

( L fo RJ: M. McMwnn, S . Croft, L. Sfoeckel, H . Pra~msfaller, C. Cwrry , J. Strfy , S . Clark, and C. Vondy.

Back row ( L fo RJ: M . Wood, L. Lolley, and K. Chouinara. Middle row ( L fo RJ: K. Too~man and K. Luper. Fronfrow (L fo RJ: S . Ca.d~mus, B. Ruggirello, and J. Nichol­son.

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Our Equestrian feam is faking horseback. riding seriously. This is clearly shown through fheir accomplishments! Becoming Dis­fricf Champions is hard work. -huf fhey made if! jane CaHell, also finished 2nd in Equitation Over Fences. Competition is hard work. and fhe feam fook. lime ouf fo show school spirif hy decorating for fhe Homecoming Dance.

This is a very unique feam who shows falenf and sk.ill. Hopefully in fhe years fo come fhe feam will he as successful as they were in fhe ~G-~7 season.

District Champions

FronfRow ( L fa RJ; j. Beland, S . Love, S. CaHeff, and A. Wdk.ms. Back. Row ( L fo RJ; T. Wafers , A . Sowle , W. McCarty , f. CaHeff, E. ScoH and M . Wifk.ms .

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Jane CaHeff finished in second place for Equitation Over Fences .

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Duy Dang has only pfa.yedfoof­hall since his junior year 1 huf has managed fo develop a 55 yard range . good eye and foof coordi­nation 1 plus a strong k.ick.ing leg has led Duy fo his insfanf success as a pfa.ce k.ick.er. Hardwork. and determination fo develop skill has rewarded him wifh many re­wards including: Special Mention all-Sfafe, unanimous decision All­League , All- Region Ann Arbor News, and A{{ County. Duy also had fhe special honor of being Afh{efe of fhe Week. on Channel 7, WXYZ Defroif.' "Duy was well {ik.ed. He is a survivor and adapfs fo all kinds of people. " his father and coach Mr. Wayne Nix commenfed.

Duy will continue his foofha{{ career nexffall,for Hope College on a granf for $11,400 a year. We wish him fhe hesf of luck..

Co Duy Co! Duy Dang del'l'lonsfrafes his dynal'l'lic kicking skiffs.

Instant Success

Duy 1'11eefmg with the cal'l'!era crew fro~'~'~ WXYZ , Channel 7.

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Not Pictured Scoff M. Bashore Noel R. Benedict Meredytlr S. Brown Li.ra Campell James W. Chapman Andrew D. Cole Bradley R. Cosier Joey L. Deck. Kevin C. DeLisle jason D. Gillen Sandra J. Hadley David M. Hall Walter R. Helsel Lara Lynn Liechty

THIS ONE'S FOR YOU . . Though you wif{ not be there To share the joy we face In our hearfs your memory lives And holds ifs very own place As we tak.e that final sfep On our Graduation Day We hope you wif{ k.now of our

love That wi{{ never fade away For friendships become so dear As time passes us by We learn of the joy of laughter And the times we need to cry And as each day comes to an

end We always learn something

new Friendships can be made easily But k.eeping them is hard to do You taught us many different

things That life isn't always fair But most of all to appreciate life And tak.e the time to love and

care So john and jeremy Our friends so irue From our Graduating Class This one's for you ...

By Kim Bak.er

Eugene A. Mark.et Katlrerine M . Negrete Nien Ouoc Nguyen Nhuf Minh Nguyen Meffe K. Pedersen Daniel M. P~illips Mik.k.o Tapani Raifis Michael A. Ross jeffrey T. Staup Eugene S. T uck.er Robert P. Vafpatie Charles W. Vaughn Gregory A. Watson Edwa.·d L. Wilson

john Ray Schneck. November 11 1 1363 - March 26,

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As You Receive Your Diploma

When you sl-ep forward fo re-ceive

thaf aff-imporfanf scroff

If means you're one sl-ep nearer fo your fong-awaifed goal.

And yef you'{{ never say good-bye

fo feachers, book.s, and schools. Life wi{{ give you new

assignments, harder lessons, sfricfer rules.

Buf you'ffjind thaf your

diploma wi{{ open wide the door of those golden oppor&nifies you've been waiting fo explore.

While you gather up the memories

af the end of thaf fong aisle 1

you wi{{ say good-bye fo cfass-mafes

with a handcfasp and a smile.

May the k.nowfedge you have gathered

k.eep you on the winning side as you proudly face the future with confidence and pride.

Reginald H ofmes

jim Bache and Kelly HarHey are glad they are seniors.

Kim Baker and Teresa McComb pose for a pich.re.

Jeff Clark. and Jeff Borfon are enjoymg thetr cook.owf af the lake.

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Say Cheese.'

Dwy Dang waifs for Vicki Anschwefz fo eaf her banana.

Semors IWtprovtSe a grocery carf for an aw.hufance .

Seniors Kiw. Toow.an, Shannon Cadw.us , and Mrs. Gun­

der cheering .

Daryl Kerr says "Hey no proh!ew. , !'w. a senior. "

Seniors cefehrafe New Year 's Eve .

Maff Oshurn, Mike Conrad, and Boh Terry , semor hudd1es.

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Funny Awards

Nicest smile - julie johnson &­Mark. Wifzl.e

Preffiest eyes - Lisa Campbell &­Maff Osburn

Preffiest hair - Kris Paffen &­Dan Phillips

Best dancer - Kim Furstenberg&­Maff Cooley

Best sense of humor - Michelle DeShano &-Andy Williams

Class clown - Daryl Kerr Class casanova- Allan Carro{{ Class j{irf - Mefissa Rapin Friendliest - Kim Furstenburg &-

Andy Williams Funniest laugh - Kelly Browne &-

Mik.e Ross Class gossip - Eugene Dink.ens Coody-Two-Shoes - Ji{{ Nicholson Class Sneezer - Kristin McFadden T urfte driver - Dawn Barber Rahhif driver- Tim Neilson Nosiest - Vick.i Ridgeway Most gu{{ihte - Jufie Stroud Shyest - Angie Hawk.ins &-

Doug ·Randolph Boldest - Cindy Muncie &­

Maff Sus sex Cufest - julie johnson &­

Mark. Wifzl.e Most Changed- Ron Dick.erson

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Male Chauvinist - Alan Slocum Most {iberafed - Kelly Harftey Best body - Brenda Lawson &-

Jim Bache Nicest legs - Brenda Lawson &­

jeff McMunn Cufest dimples - Andy Cole Stranded on a deserf isle with - Vick.i Ridgeway

&-Jim Bache Most athletic - Kelly Harffey &-

john Harffey Most school spirit - Brad Withrow Most artistic- Amy Sfein &-

Duy Dang Most musical - judy Vanderheide &­

Wayne Hanson Best aciress/ador - Kelly Browne &­

Kenf Herrick. Best dressed - Ji{{ Nicholson &­

Jeff Curth Best personality - Mik.e Conrad Trend seffer- Kristin McFadden &­

Duy Dang Class brain - Car{ Every Class couple - Shannon Cadmus

Jeff Clark. Most {ik.ely fo succeed -Kenf Herrick. Most admired - Mik.e Conrad Class brown-noser - john Harftey

Class Night Class night I 3i7 wenf quife we!! this year. If

showed a !of of imagination and creativity. Whee! of Forhtne was performed with Jeff Clark. as Paf Sajak. , and HeidiKuhman as Vanna Whife . Answersfo the puzzles were Maximum Security , prison, and graduation. Kim Fursfenhurg , jill Nicholson , and Vick.i Ridgeway danced fo the song "Jack. Your Body/' and Michelle Harvey, Vick.i Anscheufz , Patty Gomez, and Paula O 'Dell performed fo "Hide and Seek.. "

Wayne Hanson played one of his original songs. A group of senior guys sang and danced fo "jail

House Rock. ," while senior girls performed "Rumors. "

The night was ended with a slide show white the class song "Long Time;" hy Bosfon was being played.

jill Nicholson , Kil'l1 Fwr.rfen6wrg, and Vicki Ridgeway dance fo "jack. Yow Body. "

Kent Herrick. gwe.rses the puzzle on Wh eel of Forlwne.

Vicki Anschwefz, Patty Co1'11eZ1 Pawl O'Dell, and Michelle Harvey play Hide-n-Seek. jro/'11 Mrs. Gunder.

Jeff Clark. announcing the confe.rfanfs for Wheel of Forlwne .

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Commencement On May 31, I!}K7 Indian Stadium was filled with

225 graduates and their proud parents and friends. The graduates, girls in pink. caps and gowns and guys in maroon, waded to receive their diplomas. The In­vocation was given by Rev. john Williams and Salutatorian, Susan Weffer, gave her speech.

Mr. La.cny presented individual awards and then Valedictorian, Carl Every, took. the sfage. He ex­pressed the pride he had in his school and cfa.ss. After wishing his classmates good luck., the class of I!}K7 was graduated!

Gradwafes an.xwws{y waif to get thetr dtp!oWJas.

The esfafic gradwafes foss wp thetr caps.

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Cradwafes exiting the field.

AdwlfEdwcafiongradwafes. FronfRow (L foR): LeAnne Cwbbe, Ellen Voss, Swsan Rose, Lmdajohnson. Mtddle Row (L foR>: Janef Pzajner, Cerlrwde Rhodes, Faye Domanowsk.t, Loreffa Chwrch, Rlfa Ctnflter. Back. Row ( L fo R>: Kim Rwple, Beck.y Krziminsk.t, Hilda Flefcher, Lawra Ack.erman, Jack.te Andrews, Lwciann Hoffman.

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Mik.e Conrad - President

Kelly Harfley - Treasurer

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Kent Herrick. - Vice President Heather Hudson - Secretary

Colors Maroon and Pink.

Class Song "Long Tiw.e"- Bosfon

Flower White Rose

MoHo "Do not follow where the path w.ay lead, go insfead where there ts no path and leave a frail."

Class History 1987 The Senior class of 1 !}J'7 has had an eventju{ jour years here af THS . Under the supervision of Mary

Forgacs, we 've had agreafmany faughsand shed a jew fears. Atfogether we 've made oursefves "The class with cfass."

As freshmen, we were new and fresh and bursting with ideafs. We sfruggfed through Basic Soc, Lock..er corns, and brok..en romances. Homecoming was an exciting experience and we were proud fo have M iche{{e LeVeck.. as our representative .

As Sophomores we venhtred on fo Heafth & Careers and new found feadership over the freshman. We became acquainted with Mr. Hornsby, our "new " security guard. Our Homecoming representative was Kris PaHen.

As Juniors we were anxious fo he "{eaders of the pack.. ." We had our magazine safes and sef records. We fook.. our Junior hik..e trip fo see the Tecumseh fandmark..s, and af Homecoming we were represented hy Kathy Henning .

Seniors! A happy and said occurrence . On Ocfoher 12, 1 !}J'6, we were sfruck.. with disasfer. One of our dear friends , Jeremy KnoHs, was fak..en from us in a car crash . The entire cfass of 'J'7 mourned his death. Our Homecoming representatives were; Kris PaHen , Kathy Henning, and crowned queen was Vick..i Ridge­way. We hefd cfass nighfahouf "prison fije " and cried as we hefd each other in the gym . Good-hye class of 'J'7!

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Keith Alexander- Varsity Club 10,11,12; NHS 10,11,12; FCA !},10,11,12; JV Co{j 3; Varsity Co{j 10,11,12; Boys Varsify Bask.efba{{ 3 1 I 0; JV Baseball 3.

Rich A. AHmann - Tecumseh Dance Workshop II; Cross Age T uforing I 0 1 II; Tecumseh Youth Theatre II, 12; S . A . D. D. 12.

Vidoria Marie Anschuefz -Varsity Club, FCA !},10,11 , 12; Sfudenf Council 3,10; Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band 3 1 I 0; jazz Band 12; Flag Corp 3 1 I 0 ,11,12; Boys and Cirf.s Track. !},10,11,12; Office Aid/Hall Monifor 12.

Dawn M. Ashley - Chorus 3; Tecumseh Youth Theatre 3; Co­op Sfudenf 12.

James W. Bache - Varsity Club 10,11,12; FCA !},10,11,12; Cross Age T uforing 12; Sfudenf Council II; Varsity !},10,11,12; Boys and Cirf.s Track. 3 1 I 0, II, 12; Office A id/HaU M onifor 3J0,11J2.

Dawn R. Barber- French Club 101 Symphonic Band 11,12;Pep Band 101 II J 2; Concerf Band 3,10.

Colby Benbow -JV Wresfting 3; Varsity Wresfting 10,11,12.

Noel Benedicf- Frosh Baseba{{ 3;JV Baseball I 0; Boy's and Girt's Track. !},10.

jeff Borfon - JV Foofba{{ 10,

!},1 0; Varsity Baseball 11,12; Of­fice Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 10,11,12.

Karen Eileen Bowerman -Spanish Club II, 12; Orange Spiral 12; Key Club, Secrefary , 12.

Meredyfh Brown - Transferred here in 13~7 from Jacksonviffe, Florida.

Troy C. Brown - JV Foofba{{ 10; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 10.

Kelly Browne - French Club 3, I 0 1 II, 12; Concerf Band 3 1 I 0; Pep Band 11,12.

Kathleen Kay Bunch - Sym­phonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band 3, I 0; Pep Band 3, I 0 1 II, 12; Varsity Sojt-ba{{ 10.

Shannon L. Cadmus - Tecum­seh Dance Workshop 3; Pep Club 12; Cross Age T uforing 11,12; SfudenfCouncil II; Cheerfeading 12; Girt's Varsity Bask.efba{{ II; Girt's JV Bask.efba{{ 3 1 I 0; JV Vol­leyba{{ 3;}V Sojt-ba{{ 3; Office Aid/ Half Mondor 11,12.

Missy Ann Caldwell- Cross Age T uforing I I.

Lisa Campbell - French Club 3, I 0 1 I I; Tecumseh Dance Work.­shop 3JOJ I; Arf Club 3; Cross Age T uforing 11,12.

Craig Carr- JV Wresfting 3 1 I 0; Varsity Wresfting II.

Varsity Foofbaf{ II; JV Baseball Allen N. Carro{{- Arf Club 3;

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Frosh Foofba{{ 3; JV Foofbaf{ 10; Frosh Bask.efba{{ 3; Boy's Varsrfy Bask.efba{{ 10, 12;Cymnasfics 10; JV Baseball!}; Varsity Baseball 10; Boy's Track. IO;JV Sojfba{{ 3,10; Office A id/HaU M onifor !},IOJI,I2.

jane CaHe/{ - Cross Age T ufor­ing II J 2; Equestrian Club Cajr fain 11,12; Office Aid/Hal! Moni­for 10.

Chris Cavin - Boy's and Girt's Track. 10,11.

Dar on Champanois- Tecumseh Youfh Theafre II; Boy's and Girt's Track. 3.

james W. Chapman.

Jeff C. Clark. - Tecumseh Dance Workshop I 0; Sfudenf Counctl !},II;JV Foofba{{ 10; Boy's Varsity Bask.efba{{ II, 12; Boy's JV Bas­k.efbaf{ !},1 0; Boy 's and Girl's Track. 3; Office Aid/Hall Mondor I 0 ,11,12; Varsity Foofba{{ 11,12.

Debra judith Coffins - Orange Spiral 10,11,12; Symphonic Band 12; Concerf Band !},10,11; Pep Band II, 12; Sfudenf Aid. !},11,12; Flag Corps Capfain 12.

james Michael Conrad- Varsity Club 11,12; NHS 10,11, Secre fary 12; FCA I 0 ,II, Treasurer 12, Concerf Band 3; JV Foofba{{ 10, Varsity Foofbaf{ 11,12; JV Baseball 3 1 I 0; Varsity Baseba{{ II, 12; Class Officer V. P. I 0, Presidenf 11,12; Boys Sfafe Defe­gafe II;D.A.R. CoodCifizen 12.

MaH-Coofey- Tecumseh Youth Theatre !},10,11,12i JV Golf !Ji Boy's JV Bask.efba{{ !} ,I Oi JV Basebaf{ !} .

Todd Cross- Symphonic Band IIi Concerf Band!} 1 I Oi Pep Band 10,11.

Brad Cosier - Transferred from Ocean City High Schoof.

Jejfrey S. Curth- Varsity Cfub II, Treasurer 12i NHS 10,11,12i FCA !} ,I 0 1 Treasurer II, VP 12i Boy's Varsity Bask.efba{{ IIi Boy's JV Bask.efba{{ !Oi Office Aid/Ha{{ M onifor 12i Boys S fafe Defegafe.

Krisfi Dee Damon- Tecumseh Dance Workshop !Ji Cross Age T u­foring I 0 ,IIi Anath !} ,I Oi Boy's and Girt's Track. !} ,I 0.

Duy Quocminh Dang - Varsity C{ub 11,12iNHS 10,11,12iFCA I 0 ,II, 12i Tecumseh Youth The­atre 12i Varsity Foofba{{ 11,12i Varsity Voffeyba{{ Shtdenf Assis­fanf IIi Boy's and Girt's Track. IIi Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 11,12.

Roberf D. Davis Jr. - Shtdenf Council 12i JV Wrestting 10.

Derek. W. Deatrick. - Cross Age T uforing 11,12i Shtdenf Co unci{ !J, I Oj JV F oofba{{ I Oj F rosh Bas­k.efba{{!Ji Boy's JV Bask.efba{{!J ,I 0

Joe Deck.

Sfaci Demfow - Girt's Varsity Bask.efba{{ 11,12i Girt's JV Bas-

Varsity Voffeybaf{ IIi Boy's and ba{{ 11,12. Girt's Track. !Ji JV Sojfba{{ IOi Varsity S ojfbaf{ 11,12.

Micheffe L. DeShano- Tecum­seh Dance Workshop !} ,12i FCA 10,11,12i Cross Age T uforing llj JV Voffeybaf{ !} ,I Oi JV S ojfba{{ !},!Oi Varsity Sojfba{{ 11,12i Office Aid/HaU Monifor 10,11,12.

Shannon Dibbte- Arf C{ub !}.

Don D. Dickerson.

Ed Di{{ - Frosh Foofba{{ !Ji Varsity Wrestting II.

Eugene M. Dink.ens - Varsity Cfub 11,12i NHS 10,11,12i FCA 10,11,12i NHS 10,11,12i FCA I 0 ,11,12i Shtdenf Co unci{ 11,12i Varsity Golf 10,11,12i Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 10,11,12.

jim Eberle- Arf C{ub !}.

CarfT. Every- NHS 10,11,12i Spanish C{ub !J ,I 0 ,12i FCA 11,12i Sfudenf Council !} ,12i Tecumseh Youfh Theafre !J, I 0 1 II, 12i Varsity F oofba{{ 11,12,. JV Foofbaf{!} ,10,. Boy's and Girt's Track. !} ,11,12i Class Officer !Ji Boy's Sfafe Defegafe II.

Leah Fausf - Boy's and Girt's C. C. Capfain 11,12i JV Vo{{ey­ba{{ !Oi Boy's and Girt's Track. !},10,11, Capfain 12i Office Aid/ Ha{{ Monifor !Ji Co-op 12.

Sue Flores- Spanish Cfub II.

Darin Forgacs - Frosh Bask.ef­ba{{ !Ji Boy's JV Bask.efbaf{ I Oi Boy's Varsity Bask.efba{{ 11,12iJV Basebaf{ I 0.

Vanessa R. Forsthoejef- Span­ish C{ub IIi Orange Spira{ I 0 ,11,12i Girt's JV Bask.efba{{ I 0.

Kimberly R. Fursfenberg - Te­cumseh Dance Workshop !},10,11,12i Chorus !Ji NHS 10,11,12i FCA 10,11,12i Sht­denfCouncif !},10,11,12i Tecum­seh Youth Theatre !} ,I Oi Boy's and Girt's Track. !Ji Office Aid/ Ha{{ Monifor 10,11,12i Cfass Officer Presidenf!} ,I 0.

Sfacy Frazier-Symphonic Band IIi Concerf Band !} 1 I Oi Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor !}.

David M. Galindo - NHS I 0 1 11,12i S fudenf Councif I Oi Concerf Band !Ji Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 10.

Michael Garcia- Frosh Foofba{{ !JiJV Foofba{{ !Oi Varsity Foofba{{ 11,12i Boy's and Girt's Track. !},10.

Jason D. Giffin - Transfer from Trenfon Hiffs.

Patricia M. Gomez- Chorus IIi Cross Age Tuforing 12i Teachers Aid !},10,11.

k.efba{{ !Oi JV Vo{{eyba{{ IOj Jejfrey C. Fisher- Varsity Base- Bruce A. Greene - Symphonic

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Band 11,12; Concerf Band !J ,I 0; Pep Band !J , 10,11,12; Office Aid/ Ha{{ M onifor II, 12; Library !} , 10,11.

Charles C. Greene -JV Football !} ,I 0; Varsity F oofha{{ II, 12; JV Wresfting !J 1 I 0; Varsity Wresfting II, 12; Boy's and Girl's Track..

Brian D. Griffin - Arf C{uh !J; FCA 11,12; Tecumseh Youfh Theafre !} ,12; Girl's JV and Var­sity Trainer II; JV and Varsity Baseha{{ Trainer 10,11,12; Var­sity F oofha{{ Trainer 12; Office Aid/HaU Monifor 12; 4 - H !},10,11,12.

Allen Lee Hajj - Cross Age T uforing 12; Tecumseh Youfh Theafre 10; JV Foofha{{ !},10; Varsity Football 11,12; Boy's and Girl's Track. !J; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 10; Junior Achievement II, 12; Key C{uh !} .

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Larry R. Handy Jr.- Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band !J, I 0; Pep Band 11,12;jazz Band 11,12; Frosh Foofha{{ !J; JV Foofha{{ !},10.

Christopher Lee Hannah - Con­cert- Band!}.

Wayne Hanson - Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band 31 I 0; jaz.z. Band II, 12; Tecumseh Youth Theafre II.

john S. Harden - Boy's and Girt's Track. 10; Transfer from Be{fevif{e High Schoof.

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Bryan Wade Harris - FFA 10; Transfer from Hami{fon Alabama.

john Harffey - Varsity C{uh 10,11,12; NHS 10,11,12; FCA !J,! 0 ,11,12; Cross Age T uforing 12;JV F ootba{{!} ,I 0; Boy's Varsity Bask.efha{{ I 0, II, 12; Boy 's JV Bask.etba{{ !J; JV Baseha{{ !J ,I 0; Varsity Baseha{{ II, 12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor !},10,11,12; Varsity Football II,! 2.

Kelly johanna Hartfey - Varsity C{uh !},10,11,12; FCA !J 1 I 0 1 II, 12; Cross Age T ufor 12; Shtdenf Council !J ,10,1 I; Girl's Varsity Bask.efha{{ I 0 1 II, 12; Girl's JV Bask.etba{{ !}; JV Vo{{ey­h a {{ 3; V a r s i fy V o {{ e y h a {{ I 0 ,11,12; Boy's and Girl's Track. 12; Varsity Sojtba{{ !},10,11; Of-

fice Aid/Ha{{Monifor 11,12; Class Officer II, 12.

Michelle L. Harvey - French C{uh!} ,I 0; Arf C{uh !J; Cross Age T uforing 12.

Doug Heis{er - Symphonic Band

Theafre !J 1 I 0 1 II, 12; Science C{uh II;JV Football !J; Boy's and Girl's Track. !J; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor II; Class Officer 11 , 12.

Kevin Hi{{ - JV F ootba{{ !J , JV Wresfting !J 1 I 0; Varsity Wresfting 11,12.

john Hodson - JV Wresfting 12.

jack. Leroy Holderman II -Symphonic Band 12; Concerf Band !J ,I 0 1 II; JV Wresfting 3; Varsity Wresfting 10,11,12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor II.

Bi{{ Holdridge - JVWresfting II; Varsity Wresfting 12.

Dianna Lyn Holly - FFA II; Chorus!}.

Sfe{fa Renee HoneycuH- French C{uh 3; Tecumseh Youth Theafre !J ,11,12; Orange Spira{ 12.

II;ConcerfBand!},!O;PepBand Joseph D. Huhhard - JV Base-!} 1 I 0; jazz. Band !J. ha{{ !J.

Michael T. Heisler - NHS I 0 ,II, 12; Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band !J 1 I 0; Pep Band 12.

john Hensley- Shtdenf Council !} ,I 0 ,II, 12; JV F ootba{{ !}; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor!}.

Kenf Banjamin Herrick. - Te­cumseh Dance Workshop I 0 1 I I,! 2; N H S I 0, I I, 12; Span­ish C{uh 10,11,12; FCA !J ,10,11,12; Tecumseh Youfh

H eafher Krisfin Hudson -Varsity C{uh 10,11,12; NHS I 0, II, 12; Sfudenf Council I 0,11,12; Girl's JV Bask.efha{{ I 0; Girl's Varsity Bask.efha{{ II ; Gymnastics !},10,11,12; Class Officer 11,12.

Glyn A. Hunf - Boy's and Girt's Track.!}.

Susan L. Hursey - Tecumseh Dance Workshop !J ,I 0; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 10.

Tracy James - Chorus !) ,I 0; NHS 10,11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Cross Age T uforing 12; Orange Spira! I 0 ,11,12; Peer Lisfening II, 12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 12.

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julie Ann johnson - Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 10,11.

Lynn M. Konzaf - Tecumseh Dance Workshop 10, Sfudenf Council I 0/ Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor II; Class Officer, Trea­surer 10.

Kurf LaGore - JV Foofba{{ 10; Boy's JV Baskefbaf{ 10.

Brenda K. Lawson - Tecumseh Dance Workshop !); Pep Club !); Cross Age T uforing 12; Sfz..tdenf Council I 0; Gymnastics !) .

Candice Jean Kane Band !) 1 I 0 1 II.

c~~rf k tl Jeff Lembric -)V Fooroaf{ 10;

Anne Kansfedf - Arf Club 12; Key C{ub 12.

Dawn L. Keebfer - Arf C{ub !),10.

David Keifh 3,10,11,12.

Chorus

Varsity WresHing II.

Michelle Lea LeVeck- Pep Club !); Cross Age T uforing 12; Cheer­leading !),10,11; Girt's Track !) ,10,11; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 12; Vo-fech II; Co-op 12.

Andrea B. Lieu- Arf C{ub 12.

Sean Long - Symphonic Band Shayna Kennedy - Tecumseh II; Concerf Band!) ,I 0; JV Wres­Dance Workshop !),12; Sfz..tdenf tling 12. Co unci{!); Gymnastics !) .

RoberfDaryf Kerr- Varsity Club 12; FCA !) ,10,11,12; Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Sfz..tdenf Council II ,12; JV Foofbaf{ !),10; Varsity Foofba{{ 11,12; Frosh Baskefba{{ 3; Boy's JV Baskefba{{!) ,I 0; Frosh Baseball !);)V Baseball!) ,I 0; Var­sity Baseball 12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor !) , I 0 ,II, 12.

Annamia Knierim - Tecumseh Dance Workshop !),10,11,12; NHS !!;Spanish Club 10,11,12; Tecumseh Youth Theatre 10; Of-fice Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 11,12.

Sharon Maher

Eugene Markef- Arf Club !); Span ish Club II; Key Club I 0, 12 Pres; SA DO I 0 ,12; Latin C{ub !); Upward Bound 10; Transferred in l!)tYS from Huntingfon, W. V.

Mike Marlin- Varsity C{ub 12; NHS 10,11,12;Sfz..tdenfCouncif 10,11,12; Varsity Go{j 12; JV Baskefba{{ I 0; JV Baseball I 0; Varsity Baseba{{ 11,12; Trans-ferred from Knox Indiana in I !)tf4.

Liz. Marvin- French Club!) ,I 0; NHS 11,12; FCA 11,12; Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Varsity Bas­kefba{{ II, 12; JV Baskefba{{ 3 1 I 0; JV Voffeyba{{!) ,I 0; Varsity Voffey­ba{{ I I; JV S oftba{{ !) , I 0; Varsity Sojfba{{ 11,12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 12.

Car{ james McBride - Frosh Foofba{{ !); JV WresHing II; Var­sity WresHing 12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 12.

Teresa McComb -)V Sojfba{{ !); Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor 10.

Dawn McKenzie- French Club 10,11; Business C{ub !); Arf C{ub !); Spanish Club !); Youth Alive !),10,11,12.

jeff McMunn - Varsity Club 11,12; NHS II; Cross Age T ufor­ing 12; JV Foofba{{ 10; Varsity Foofba{{ 11,12; Varsity Baskefba{{ I I, 12; JV Baskefbaf{ !) , I 0; JV Baseba{{ 10; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor !) 1 I 0 1 II, 12.

Brian Mefz.- NHS 10,11,12; Orange Spira{ 10; Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band!) 1 I 0.

M lche{{e Muffins - Concerf Band 10,11; Anath 12.

Cindy). Muncie - FCA !) ,I 0 ,11,12; Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Sfudenf Council 10,11; Varsity Baskefba{{ II, 12; JV Baskefbaf{ !) , I 0; Gymnasfics !) 1 I 0; JV S oj+ba{{ !) 1 I 0; Varsity Sojfbaf{ II; Office Aid Ha{{ Moni­for !),10,11; Class Officer 10.

Timofhy Michael Nedson -Varsity C{ub 12; NHS 10,11,12; Spanish C{ub II, 12; FCA 10,11,12; JV Golf 10; Varsity Golf 11,12; Frosh Baseba{{ 3; JV Baseba{{ I 0; Varsity Baseba{{ 12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 12.

Kris S. PaHen - Tee. Dance Workshop 3,10;JV Bask.efha{{ 3.

Dawn Marie Penney - Spanish C{ub 11,12 Sec. 12; Sfudenf Councd II; Gymnastics 3; JV S ojfhaf{ 3, I 0; Varsity S ojfhaf{ II; Class Officer 3.

Shannon Rice - French C{ub 3,10; Arf C{ub 3 ,10,12; Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Office Atd/ Ha{{ Monifor 3 .

Todd Richter - Concerf Band 3,10; jazz. Band 12.

Joni R. Nelson - Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Sft.tdenf Co unci{ 3; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 11,12. jackie Phi{{ips - Concerf Band;

Youth A{ive 3,10.

Vick.i Ridgway - Tee. Dance Workshop 3,10 ,11,12; Varsity C{ub 3,10,11,12; NHS 10,11; Pep C{ub 3; FCA 3,10,11,12; Sft.tdenf Councd 11,12; Gymnas­tics 3,1 0; Girt's Track. 3; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 3,10,11.

Nhuf Nguyen

ji{{ Nicholson - Tee. Dance Workshop 3,10,11,12; NHS 10,11,12; Pep C{ub 10; FCA 3,10,11,12; Cross Age Tuforing II; Cheerfeading 10,11; Girt's Track. 3; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 3,10,11,12.

Mark. Niedermier

Paufa Mae O'De{{- ArfC{ub 3.

Leslie L. Osburn

Matthew M. Osburn - Cross Age Tuforing 11,12; Sfudenf Council 3, I 0; T ec. Youth Theatre 3,1 0,12;JV Football 3,1 0; Varsity Foofba{{ 11,12; Boy's Track. 3; Half Monifor 3,10,11,12.

Mik.e Owen - Cross Age T ufor­ing 12.

M efissa Palmer - Cross Age T uforing 11,12.

Kathleen A. PaHen - Cross Age Tuforing II; Orange Spira{ 10; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor II.

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Jim Phdfips- Symphonic Band II; Concerf Band 3,10.

Mik.k.o Raitis - Exchange Sft.t-Kiersfin L. Rineharf - Chorws denf; Manager for Varsity Vo{{ey-

baf{; Boy's Track.. 3, I 0, 12; Pep C{ub I 0; Office Aid/ Ha{{ Monifor 10.

Heather Raje- French Cfwb 12; NHS 10,11,12; Key Cfwb 12; Peer lisfening II.

Deborah ]. Randolph - French Cfub 11,12; Varsity C{ub 3; Pep Cfub 3,11,12; junior Achieve­menf3,10; Office Aid/Ha{{ Moni­for 11,12.

Wendy Ransom - French C{ub 3; NHS 10,11,12; Spanish C{ub II; Symphonic Band 11,12 Sec; Concerf Band 3 1 1 0; Pep Band 3,10,11,12; Marching Band 3,10,11,12.

Melissa Jane Rapin - FCA 3,10,11,12; Cross Age T uforing 11,12; Gymnastics 3,10,11,12; JV Softball 10; Office Aid/Ha{{ M onifor 3 1 I 0 1 II.

Amy Jo Revels - Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band 3 1 I 0; Pep Band 10,!!.

Dennis Roback. - Sft.tdenf Coun­cil II;JV Foofba{{ IO;JVWresffing II; Boy's Track. 10; Transferred

from Mich. Lwtheran Seminary in !Ofh grade.

Leslie A. Rogers - Transferred from Manchester in 11th grade .

Michael A. Ross - JV Foofhafl 3,10; JV Wresffing 10,11; Boy's Track. 12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Monifor 10,11,12; Varsity Foofbaf{ 11,12.

Yolanda Rosifa Rouk.ema -Girt's Track. 12; Key C{ub 12.

David Wesley Ruperf

Terri M. Ruppe{- Tee. Dance Workshop 3,10; Cross Age Tufor· ing ! I; JV Bask.efha{{.

Melissa K. Sayler

Eric Shadley- Office Aid/Hall for 10,11; Varsify Foofha{{ Mondor 12. 10,11,12.

Alan S!ocwm -)V Baseha{{!) ,I 0; Varsity Baseball 12.

DavidS. Snead- Frosh Foofha{{ !); JV Foofha{{ 10; JV Wresf!ing !)JO; Varsity Wresf!ing II; Office Aid/Hall Mondor!).

Pefer G. So{ifro - FCA

Kimberly). Tooman - French C{wh 12; Varsity C!wh 12; Pep C!wh !),10,11,12 V.P; FCA !) 1 I 0 1 II, 12; Cross Age T wforing II, 12; Sfwdenf Cownci{ I 0; Cheer!eading!), I 0 ,11,12; Varsity Baseha{{ Sfafisfician 11,12; Girl's Track.!); Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor !),IO,IIJ2; Girl's Sfafe II.

!),10,11,12; Cross Age Twforing 11,12; Orange Spiral 11,12; GenoTwck.er-JVFoofha{{!J;)V Office Aid/Hall Mondor!) ,12. WresHing !); Varsity WresHing

10,11.

Mary F. Spreeman- Arf C!wh !),10. Amy Lynn Twck.erman- Office

Aid/Ha{{ Monifor II.

jeff Sfawp - JV Wresf!ing II.

Amy Sfein

jw!ie Lynn Strowd- Tee. Dance Work.shop!),I0,/2; FCA 10,11,12; Cross Age T wforing II, 12; Tee. Yowfh Theatre 12; JV Bask.efha{{ !),10; Girl's Track. !),II; Office Aid/Ha{{Mondor !OJ 1,12; Class Officer!).

Derrick. Umphrey- Boy's Track. II; Transferrred from Adrian in llfh grade.

Charles W. Vawghn Jr.

jeff R. Warz.ynsk.i

Michelle LeAnn Wafers- Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor !),II.

MaffSwssex- Varsity Wresf!ing Swsan M. We!fer _ NHS !),10,11,12; Office Aid/HaU Monifor 11,!2. IOJI,/2; Spanish C!wh II; Sfvt-

David Taylor - Boy's Track. !); French C!wh !) .

Roherf Terry - Varsity C!wh !),10,11,12; NHS 10; FCA !) ,I 0,11,12; Sfvtdenf Cownci! 12; Symphonic Band II; Concerf Band!) ,I 0; Pep Band I O;JV F oof­ha{{!), I 0; JV Bask.efha{{ I 0; Boy's Track.!) ,10; Office aid/Ha{{ Moni-

denf Cownci{ 12.

Danny Lee Wiemer - Concerf Band !) J 0 J I.

Andrew james Wi{{iams -Varsity C!wh 12; Spanish C!wh 11,12; FCA !),10,11,12; Cross Age T wforing 12; Sfvtdenf Cownci{ !) ,10,12; Symphonic Band 11,12; Concerf Band !) 1 I 0; JV F oofha{{

!),10; Boy's Track. 10,11; Office Aid/Ha{{ Mondor !) ,10; Varsity F oofha{{ 11,12; Peer Lisfening IO,IIJ2.

Melinda ). Witk.ins - Arf C!wh !O;NHS IO,IIJ2;FCA 12;Sfvt­denf Cownci{ !) 1 I 0 1 Treas. II, Prez.. 12; T ec. Yowfh Theatre !) ,II; Eqwesfrian C!wh 11,12.

Brad Withrow - Tee. Yowfh Theatre !) , I 0 1 I I.

Mark. W. Wifz.k.e - N H S II J 2; Orange Spiral 10; Symphonic Band II, 12; Concerf Band!) 1 I 0; JV Wresf!ing !); Varsity Wresf!ing 10,11,12; Office Aid/Ha{{ Moni­for 11,12.

Janelle Swz.anne Wonderly -Cross Age T wforing II, 12; JV Sojfha{{ Mgr. 10; Office Aid/Hall Mondor 10,11; Co-op 12.

Wendi Lynn Woods - Transferred in I !)~G.

Christina M. Wright - Concerf Band!); Girt's Track. I 0.

Scoff D. Yarck.ow- NHS !),10; JV Foofha{{ 10.

Roherf Zeffe{ - JV G o{j I 0 1 I I.

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Thomas G Cunningham O.D 128 W Ch1cago Blvd . Tecumseh. Ml 49286

Atlas II Town & Country

Tecumseh M•ch1gan 49286 31 4 S Pearl St 517 423·2 158

Daniel R. Doman, D.O.

At!ils Feed & Gra1n Co

Chnto· •. M•cn•gan 49236 429 W Fran kim St 517 456-4455

C. L. Cook, M.D., P.C.

Family Practice

602 E. Pottawatamie Tecumseh, Ml 49286

Phone (517) 423-2960

423-3825

Hours

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-~::H 8-8 Mon. thru Sat

1360 WEST CHICAGO BLVD. TECUMSEH, MICH. 49286

(517) 423-2544 Owner-Operators Gary & Judy Hicks

KEN-RAY Store Hours - Monday

to Saturday open late till 8pm

Sunday & Holiday 10am-3pm

OUSTERHOUT'S FLOWER SHOP 220 E. Chicago Blvd. Tecumseh, Michigan

49286

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FLOOR COVERING SALES & INSTALLATION

BOB SWEEZEY OWNER-INSTALLER

119 W CHICAGO BLVD TECUMSEH , MICHIGAN 49286

CLOSED SUN I MON

Your First Stop For £1itars • Recoiled Tapes

'-1.-..k..t~ • Electric Guitars and Amps .1-:G;tar Striags. Straps. Picks

• Accessaries - Va~ve oil . reeds • Casio KeybDards

WHITE ELECTRONICS Tecumseh Plaza, 423-4325

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CRAIG WHITE

SERVICEMASTER OF LENAWEE CO.

9301 Tecumseh - Clinton Road

Tecumseh. Ml 49286

(517)423-5101 or(517)264-6 115

Profe .. ~ional Cleanin# Carpet.~. Fumiture. Floors, .'-.'pecialty Services

OFFICE PHONE 517-423-2340

Jack Osburn Real Estate 101 W CHICAGO BLVD , BOX 368, TECUMSEH. Ml 49286

JACK OSBURN PHONE 423-4137

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Office :

Hours by Appt.

Alan H. Snider, D.O. Orthopaedic urgery

Herrick Memorial Hospital

502 E. Cummins Tecumseh, MI 49286

Call for Appt. Time (517) 423-7425

Professional Multi Track Recording and Related Services

Phone: 517-423-4246

OliMOS TAPES RECORDS

ARROWHEAD ARCHERY

GE E KIND

517-423-7856

900 W . CHICAGO BLVD TECUMSEH , Ml 4 9286

P.S.E JENNINGS

DARTON PRO LINE

(517) 423-5853

Cracker Barrel Antiques Mall 9345 Tecumseh-Clinton Road Tecumseh, Michigan 49286

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114 N. Pearl Street Tecumseh, Michigan 49286

423-6609

TECUMSEH HERALD 110 E. Logan

Tecumseh, Michigan 49286

Phone (5 17) 423-2575

··v_ cou#ay HOUSE- j

306NOIHHEVANS NORTH· TECUMSEH. MICHIGAN

RESTAURANT and CARRY-OUT PHONE 423-7440

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

ERIC LONG

OWNER 1 16 WEST LOGAN STREET

TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN 49286

~ ID4e <&rey 111 ox 1111oral

anb Antiques 116 South Evans

Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 Phone: 423-3735

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P.O. BOX 55 TECUMSEH, MICH. 49286

PH: (S1n 423·6602

SERVICE FOR FARM

COMMERCIAL HOME

:'MICHIGAN'S MOST ACTIVE SKY DIVING CENTER"

PARACHUTING SERVICE, INC. AI Meyers Airport- Tecumseh, Michigan

FIELD: (517) 423·7720

HAROLD L. LANGE

TECUMSEH

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TECUMSEH PLAZA 1402 W. CHICAGO BLVD TECUMSEH. Ml 49286 (5 17) 423-3270

202 E. CHICAGO BLVD. TECUMSEH, Ml 49286

(517) 423-4130

HOME: (517) 423·7879 197 Burt St

Tecumseh, M1ch. 49286

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Tecumseh Office Supply Inc. 202 E. Chicago Blvd .

Tecumseh, MI

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203 CHICAGO BLVD TECUMSEH . PHONE 423·2205 PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SERVICES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL9 PM

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TECUMSEH . MICHIGAN 49281!

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(517) 423-3087

Crescio Cyclery & Athletic Supply

216 E. CHICAGO BLVD. TECUMSEH, Ml 49286

Ph n 517 23

113 HERRICK PARK DR. TECUMSEH, MI. 49286 517-423-4511

Ootal Image FAMILY HAIR CARE

Quality Products & Service for Over 40 years

zcr--WOLF'S TV-.~e

517-423-3551 51 7-423-7970

OPEN 7 DAYS!

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Corner of N. Ottawa & Logan Sts.

423-7441 Tecumseh

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215 EAST MICHIGAN AVE P.O BOX 547 CLINTON, MICHIGAN 49236 (517) 456-7474

Eggleston's Jewelry

Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Downtown Tecumseh

Phone 423-2715 Chicago Blvd., Tecumseh

5 17-423-31 35

THE PARTY SHOP COMPL ETE PAIHY SUPPLIES

BEER • W INE • L IQ UOR • DAILY L OTTERY

1 1 0 S . MAUMEE ST .

MICHAEL SEAL TECUMSEH , MI49286

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TECUMSEH PRODUCTS COMPANY

140 E CH I CAGO BLVD., TECUMSEH. Ml 42986

DEER CEE'S HAIR STYLISTS

TELEPHONE 456-4567

ROSSOW'S HARDWARE INC. HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS, APPLIANCES

PAINTS, PIPE & FITTINGS

VALlllLAND '"The Food People

of T(•r tunseh ,.

1450 \X . Chira~o Bhd . Tecumseh, l\-1irhi~an

Tecumseh Big Boy P.O. Box 247

Tecumseh, Michigah 4!)2~6 (517) 423-7464

TECUMSEH HERALD

110 E. Logan Tecum eh, Michigan

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surance & EsrateADIJrasaJs

0 amOI'ds & Gemstones F neJe ... e ry Warcnes & G1fts

• 1 E Chocago 8 vo Tecumseh MJ 49?86

S\1)423 6370

Danoe G HacKer Graduate Gemolog,st

101 S LaneS! 8 sloe o Ml 49228

171486 36 ~

Business : (517) 423-2948 Residence : (517) 423-3295

Decorated Cakes Cookies, Pies , Breads and Rolls

LEV'S BAKERY "Where Baking is an Art"

VELMA DeJONGHE 124 E. Chicago Blvd. LEVERETT DeJONGHE Tecumseh, Mich. 49286

J.L. LAWSON TELEVISION Sales & Service

145 E. Chicago Boulevard TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN 49286

Phone 423-2963

IVAAIETYI [DJ ~ [CJ VALUE

STORES INC. SINCE 1926

Hair Styling for Men & Women

2 Locations Tecumseh Plaza 1416 W. Chicago Blvd. Tecumseh, M149286 (517) 423·5200

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Victorian Village 172 S. Main Brooklyn, Ml 49230 (517) 592·5200

DIANE'S -1f«i.C~ BOUTIQUE

122 E. CIII CAGO DL\'D . TECT:'>ISEII , :'>II 49286

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Downtown Video I 114 E Maumee Adr•an. Ml 4922 1 (517) 263-8998

51 7-423-2295

Downtown Video II 135 E Ch1cago Blvd Tecumseh Ml 49286 (517) 423-6088

Owners Vodeo Tape Renta Machone Renta Ken Sledge VHS BETA DISC Paul Harris

frll!n 1 TLC COMMUNITY I ~ CREDIT UNION

T cum~eh & Lend"-ee Co unty

andra Cole Member Servites

P.O. Box 430 417 S. Maumee t.

Tecumseh. M1 49286-0430 517-423-6661

Herrick Memorial Hospital and Herrick

Nursing Home 500 E. Pottawatamie t.

Tecum eh, Michigan 49286 (517) 423-2141

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109 Evans St. Osburn Bldg. Tecumseh, MI

49286

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(517)423-4000 Tecumseh , Ml

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517-423-5134 TECUMSEH PLAZA

Your Weddmg Headquarters

AUTO GLASS- M IRRORS

J & S GLASS OWNED & OPERATED BY

JOHN & SHARON NAPIER

132V2 W . CH ICAGO BLVD .

TECUMSEH, M ICH. 49286

PHO E I 51 7\ 423- 7320

CUSTOM BUILT

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.7~ I 20 W. Ch1cago Blvd. •

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CHARLIE MARKS HOURS: 10- 10:00 MON-THURS

10- 12:00 FRI & SAT 12-3:00 SUN

He_ritage '!'ravel

124 W. CHICAGO BLVD TECUMSEH, Ml 49286 (517) 423-6651

MARLENE PANTERA TRAVEL CONSULTANT

F.C. HANNA AGENCY INC. SINCE 1330

Complete Insurance Programs

Tecumseh, Michigan 432<Y6

Phone 423-2161

GEORGE J. PRAMSTALLER, D.O.

602 E POTTAWATAM ·E STREET

TECUMSEH M ICHIGAN 49286

Con~ratulation-. Sl'nior·.,

Sl ORS P \LACE I ~16 \\. Chica~o Bhd . Tecum;,ch . \li W~86

GREEN'S

Men and Boys Apparel Featuring all notionally-known brands

Downtown Tecumseh

HOME COOKED MEA LS

423 -2 285

GAR Y & LU RA MACK O WNERS TECUMSE,_. M l

RENA M. FITZPATRICK, REALTOR

SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1!)52

( 517J 456-4107

135 W . MICHIGAN-CLINTON EASTERN GATEWAY TO THE IRISH HILLS

200

Dr. Bfanden 416 E. Potfawafaw.1e

Tecumseh, M I

432K6

WAYSIDE VETERINARY CLINIC R. DEAN KIRKLAND, D. V.M .,P.C.

11136 TECUMSEH-CLINTON ROAD 517-456-7222

CLINTON, Ml 43236

Roberts Tool Company

Oes1gn and Bwld Assembly Eqwpment Hydrau11c and PneumatiC Presses

james L. Roberts

800 5 MAUMEE ST TECUMSEH Ml49286

INNOVATIONS 132 W . Clucago Blvd.

Tecumseh , Ml 4')2K6

Dr. Laurie Bark.way 132 W. Chicago Blvd.

Tecumseh, Ml 4')2K6

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SHOP 8< OFF ICE

(5171423-6691

EasfStde 76 413 Easf Chicago Blvd.

Tecumseh, Mtchigan 4')2<¥6

PEERLESS GEAR 1120 Tecumseh-Clinfon

Clinfon , Ml 4')236

456-4144

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BUSINESS PATRONS

0 + S Goldsmiths 130 W. Chicago Tecumseh, Mi. 432K6

His and Hers Hair Works 300 W. Chicago Tecumseh, MI . 432K6

Don's Beef Bujfef 111 Chicago Blvd. Tecumseh, Mi. 432K6

Hoyf F. Whelan 106 N. Occidenfa{ Tecumseh, Mi. 432K6

Dr. Kirkland 11136 Tecumseh-Clinfon C{infon, Mi. 43236

Purse Funeral Home 210 W. PoHawafamie Tecumseh, Mi. 432K6

Dr. C.C. Burkhard OD. and As. 113 W. Chicago Tecumseh, Mi. 432K6

SPONSORS Midway Markef Do{{ CoHage Crahm Fosfer DDS.

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Joni-We 're proud of you for wha.f you've a.cco»tpfished and we love you for wha.f you are - A wa.r»t 1

loving person. Congra.fufa.tions, Dad, Mo»t &

Marc

Carrie-Congra.fufa.fions! Crea.f job 1 kid. You a.fwa.ys »ta.k.e »te fee{ proud fo be your father.

Love, Dad

Mike Ross-Congra.fufa.fions! We are very proud of you. Sefyour goals in life and go for if! We wish you the besf a.f wha.f you do and wi{{ always be behind you.

Love, Mo»t & Dick.

Ca.rf-

Congra.fufa.fions Ca.rf on a. job well done. We are very proud of you. Dad, Mo»t 1 Cindy, Sue & Sally

Mike H.-Congra.fufa.fions honey! Your dad and I are so proud of you. Cod bless you now and always.

Our love, Mo»t and Dad

Cindy Muncie -Congra.fufa.fions, Cindy! We're very proud of you. We wish you, foo, the besf of luck. With every­thing you do. We love you!

M O»t and Dad

Vicki-C ongra.fula.tions 1 "S horf S fujf"

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You »ta.de iff Now, go for iff Love ya., Mo»t 1 Ron, Lisa. & Tara.

Pooda.-Coodjob, honey! You've done if!

Love, Boo»tpa., Mo»t and Ji»t

Leah-Sfa.nd fa.{{, be proud; we surely are! Love, Dad, Mo»t 1 jejfa.nd jody

Brian-Bravo! You »ta.de if! Wa.r»tesf congra.fufa.fions! May your a.cco»tpfish»tenfs be »ta.ny and your hopes bright on your road fo success!

Love, Dad, Mo»t and ScoH

David-Congra.fufa.fions fo the besf son and brother ever. We knew you could do if. All our love, Mo»t 1 Dad, Doug &

Tracy

Mike-Congra.fufa.fions! We are very proud oja.f{ your a.cco»tpfish»tenfs during the pa.sf jour years. Good luck. in your college years! Love,

Mo»t 1 Dad and Sharon

E "MS" ugene 1 y on -No »ta.Her where you are or I a.»t 1

I love you and I a.»t very proud of you. You are a.fwa.ys in »ty hea.rf.

Congra.fufa.tions M O»t

Bobby-Congra.fufa.fions! We are a.{{ so proud of you. You did a. good job and we knew you could do if. Love, Mo»t, Dad, La.uri and

Tiffany

Kelly -We{{ you »ta.de if! jusf think., no »tore long bus rides, no »tore cold ca.jeferia. lunches, no »tore ho»tework., and besf of a.{{, no »tore reporfca.rds!!! We're proud of you.

Love, Mo»t and Dad

Ma.H-You »ta.de if, "Blue Eyes!" We hope you're a.s proud and happy a.s we are. Congra.fu{a.fions and know we'{{ a.fwa.ys love you. Mo»t 1 Dad, Ta.»t»ty and Sfeve

Sharon-"Tha.f s the way fogo 1 Big Red. "

The besf, M o»t and Dad

Congra.fufa.fions Wayne and Karen! We're proud of you both. Cod bless! Love, Mo»t 1 Dad, Brenf, Debi &

Sfeve

Carrie-Beautifully done, beautiful girl!

Love, Mo»t 1 Dad and Shelby

Congra.fufa.fions on your gra.dw a.fion Laura.! Good luck. in the ju­fure!

Love, Mo»t 1 Dad and Gus

Congra.fufa.fions Debbi Cu»tby 1 Pokey and ja.»t1ly

Dawn-Congra.fufa.fions! We are so proud of you. We wish you a.ff the fov and happiness in the world. You are so very special fo us. Tha.nk.s for »ta.k.ing our world co»tpfefe!!

Love 1 M o»t and Dad

Doug -You wi{{ he learning new things your whole life. This is jusf the heginning. We are here fo help if you ever need us.

Love 1 Morn and Dad

Congratulations Gene -We 're very proud of you. If's heen a long year and we 've missed you.

Love Morn and Dad

Congratulations Tim -Thank. you and your family for !effing Gene sfay with you fo cornplefe his senior year. Love, Mik.e and Paulie Dink.ens

Kris-Congratulations! You 've made if. You 've work.ed hard and you deserve the hesf. Good luck. with a{{ you do. We 're very proud of you. We love you, Morn, Dad, Lisa &

]en

Rusfy -Congratulations - hope all your greaf future plans come frue.

julie­jusf,

Morn, Dad and Melissa

Under sfanding Loving, lnferesfing, and now . Educafed!!!! Hope the future hrings even more of the ahove.

Love, Dad, Morn and Paula

Sfaci­Congratulations! We are very proud of your accorn­plishrnenfs over fhe pasf jour

years. We love you 1 Morn 1 Dad and Jim

Ron, Congratulations Son! We are very proud of you in graduation and your decision fo join the Army for your future! We will miss you very much!

Love, Morn, Dad and Boh Jr.

Missy Palmer and Paula O'Dell are the hesf of friends af a THS Pep Rally.

Carrie Croft gives us a look. fo re­rnernher.

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Lef's gef this pidwre over with and gef back. fo work..

Editors Note As we fook. hack. on the I !}i6-i7 schoof year, THS sfudenfs made many decisions and goafs. Some ojthese

decisions have been prinfed throughoufthe book.. The yearbook. sfajf hopes we have capfvtred these decisions the besf we coufd.

We woufd {ik.e fo thank. the sfajfjor their hard work. in he{ping puffogether I !}i6-i7 edition of the Anath. Specia{ thank.s fo the edifor of each deparlrnenf- Genu RebaHaro 1 Tif Winzefer, and Amy Pramsfa{fer. Afso thanks goes fo our advisor, Mrs. Messer{y. This was Mrs. Messer{y's firsfyear as yearbook. advisor . .. She worked hard, fong 1 hours fo hefp us produce the besf yearbook. we coufd. When things were fough she fed us through with jfying cofors. Thanks again and afso fo the sfudenf body for providing us with memories and picfvtres confained in "Decisions fo Mak.e."

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