Buena Vista High School - Vista Visions Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Ed tor-- Business Manager - - Laura Dean ' Adv1sor- - ' 'if'a a Yoo- JUHCS Tuck - fma i'- ... f ,....f:g5,-ifnsf ,.i:1f.31-- Q3 '51 , . -. -1-,L - .,-2 ff- f A V :Ti pg1+3- -,.gg J Q'-' X 1 xx yum School Opening On Tuesday, September 8, 1959, School Superintendent Mr. Joseph G. Barr welcomed the student body and faculty to the new high school and officially opened the first school year. School Dedication On Sunday, November 8, 1959. the Buena Vista High School was officially dedicated. Pictured is Mr. James Tuck who is accepting the keys of the building on behalf of the teachers. Mr. Nonnan Lentner per- formed a similar office for the School Boardg Mr. Fred Rindhage, for the parents: Miss Kathy Princing, for the students. Dr. Charles Anspach, of Central Michigan University delivered the dedicatory address - This High School--A Pledge to The Future . Fay Gallagher, a student from Mr. Faupel 's Fifth Grade Class at Ricker, is shown receiving a prize from Marcia Cameron, the editor, for naming this year's annual in a school wide con- test. Her winning entry was, of course, VISTA VISIONS. A VISTA, meaning viewg VISIONS, meaning prophecy - put them together as VISTA VISIONS, or a view of the future. In truth, the educational facilities of a community reflect the future growth and welfare of that community. The Buena Vista 89 District is a forward looking community always alert to the needs of the future and exemplifying the. theme of this book, PROGRESS IN EDUCATION, in the way it provides for these needs. We soon will have a new elementary school on South Towerline Road. This school will be for kindergar- ten through grade six pupils who live east of the By-Pass and south of the railroad tracks between Janes and Holland. This new school, which does not have a name as yet, will have only one very short corridor by the office. The large multi-purpose room, which will be in the center of the school with entrances at each corner, will also serve as the passage from one room to another. When finished, the school will have over 225 pupils to enroll but will be able to handle over 300. This school will be the first one in Saginaw County which will be heated by electricity. Like all our other schools, hot lunch will be served although most of the children who attend will walk to school because they will live quite close. The boys and girls who will go to this school are now attending a crowded Ricker School or are in the kindergarten at Star School. By next fall our Henry A. Doerr School should be larger to handle the increased number of boys and girls who live near-by. The west wing of the school will be expanded to include the equal of five more classrooms It is expected that grades three and four will be in the new part. Besides the classrooms, two additional toilet rooms will be constructed.. By the use of folding doors, the new part can be made into two very large rooms which may be used to teach all of one grade at one ti.me fsuch as for a movie, etc.J. It is hoped that building the new school and adding to the Henry A. Doerr School will allow us to have more teaching space at our other schools. 3 I959-60 Boa STANDING: Mr. Wilford Kreuger, Vice Pres.: Mr. Herman Hallmann, Trustee rd of Education l f m '- V4 , V MR. JOSEPH BARR Superintendent of Schools SEATED: Mr. James Morford, Sec., Mr. Norman Lentner, Pres.: Mr. Harold Robbins, Treas. N P ' ' 0 MRS. JAMES MORFORD ew Secretarytothe Superintendent MR. ROBERT BLUE MR. PAUL KOELTZOW MR. PAUL PLAMBECK Principal at Buena Assistant to the Super- Principal at Ricker Vista Hi h, effective intendent, effective Junior High, effective 8 Ian. 25, 1960 July 4, 1960. Ian. 25, 1960 X Xxx X' K M N 'X X STAR Principal Mr. Paul Koeltzow MRS. POT TER-A.M. KINDERGARTEN ROW 1: David Armstrong, Vicki Bennett, Nicolet Brandel, David Dundas, Charles Edwards, Richard Egan, Royal Engelheart, Terry Mae Ernest, Gall Federspiel, Shelley Fobear ROW 2: Patricia Grover, Kimi Harper, Jacqueline Hozeska, Dawn Ide, Sandra Knight, Robert Kmpnik, Iran LaHaie, Suzan Lynn, Vicki Martin, Vivian Martin ROW 3: Floyd Metz, Denyse Milligan, Larry Parsons, Catherine Pierce, Diane Ribble, Jessie Speer, Mary Starland, Richard Starland, Rodney Verlac, Julie Wamer ROW 4: Joseph Youngs, Robert Zuzula NO PICTURES: Patricia Eckart, Robert Eddy, Pamela English, Sandra Gill, Joan James, Jerry Sagady, Bradley Smith MRS. POTTER-P.M. KINDERGARTEN ROW 1: Gary Bender, Joanne Carigan, Gloria Gay, Gwendolyn Hoffman, Paul Jaqulsh, Donna Kaledo, Darrell Krumm, Jeanne Lange, Dale Lentner, Ralph Lier ROW 2: Jack Luark, Mary Melzo, Jeri Ann O'Dell, Kenneth Reinhold, Sharon Reinhold, Janice Roberts, Robert Rohloff, Gary Shaffer, Kristi Teall, Melvin Tomich ROW 3: Kathleen Vlshaw, Georina Volz, John Wagner, Joanne Webber NO PICTURES: Robert Boench, Robinanne Coleman, Diane Kuehn, Janice Milolaski ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 4: MRS. MURDOCK -FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Becky Ahrens, Sandra Day, Robert Dietrich, Lynn Harris, Daniel Jarabek, Timothy Lagen, Joseph Lelr, Penny Morris, Dianne Nicol, Dennis Nicol Jackie 0'Dell, Walter Pockel, Donald Precoda, Dianne Rivett, Bmce Smith, Terry Teall, Gail Thompson, Laura Tomich, Wayne Tomich, Bonnie Vogel Leo Yeager MRS. TINKIS-THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Jeanne Ahrens, Mary Lou Ahrens, Gayle Blvins, Mark Burak, Mark Derhammer, Kenneth Doyle, Terry Filipiak, Billy Franek, Bobby Hart, George Hoffman John Hoffman, Daniel Kaleds, Linda Kalkman, Robert Kalkman, Donald Kllch, Dennis Kuehn, Allen Lier, Eddie Lier, Samuel Loiacano, Pat Logan Terry Melzo, Deborah Morey, Mike Morey, Mary Beth Mueller, Danny Nicol, James O'Dell, Jerry Rinett, Harold Smith, Judy Thompson, Nick Tomich Patty Volz, Sue Ann Volz, Dale Voss, Paula Voss, Darrell Wascher 7 g g! MRS. SCHMIDT - FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Danny Ahrens, Marietta Bell, Garry Bivens, Nolan Cohee, Jean Colmus, Pam Mc Cullum, Susan Frank, Dale Hallman, Mike Jean, Alvin Kalkman ROW 2: Melvin Kalkman, Raymond Krumm, Gloria Lier, Joy Lier, Carol Mueller, Matt 0'Dell, Maureen Pedler, Wally Schnople, Shirley Siegel, Mike Sullivan ROW 3: Jim Walkens y y X THE LINE-UP MONKEYING AROUND Star Teachers V 'Zip -Zi MRS. MURDOCK MRS. POTTER MRS. SCHMIDT MRS. TINKIS N Loyal Workers Mrs. John Mueller Mrs. Leo Doyle Mrs. Leon Figiel I r r I I r r r 1 tar P.T.A. Gfficers Mrs. Wamer-Treasurer Mr. Grover-President Mrs. Precoda -Secretary 5, 5 we 'rf ' , Q, Srffrf-'fwfr ' w W 1 Progress in Science Diane Rivett, Daniel Jarabeck, and Wayne Tomich, students in Mrs. Murdock's First and Second Grade at Star School, pose with a ham- ster and chipmunk which have been brought to school so this class can observe at first hand the feeding habits of animals. In addition, the pupils learn to care for them and leam about their living habits. This serves as a background for the study of natural history and, later, zoology The chart in the background shows items of scientific interest that the children have leamed about during the year. For instance, the chart in the background shows information about magnets that the children have arrived at through simple scientific experiments. These Third and Fourth Grade pupils from Mrs. Tinkus 's room, Mary Beth Mueller and Terry Melzo, are seen inspecting a coal gar- den. This is a common experiment designed to inspire scientific curiosity on the part of the students. Coal, coarse salt, ammonia, household blueing, water, and food coloring are combined to form starlike crystals in glowing colors. Growth of the crystals is a matter of hours. The wonder of this simple chemical reaction touches off many questions about the wonderful world of chemistry in which we live. Danny Ahrens, and Maureen Peddler, pupils in Mrs. Schrnidt's Fifth and Sixth Grade Room, point out a poster display constructed during the unit the class has just completed on teeth. The class has leamed what foock help make teeth healthy, the minerals of which the teeth are made, why brushing is important, and h0w to brush their teeth in the best fashion. Visual aids such as posters, movies, film strips and bulletin boards, books and reference material, diagrams and charts are just some of the tools used in this project in health education. ,xf X 'S 1- 4 ,.,..u+ff-WW yawn? WWW ,,M.,..,.,,q--P'-r ,.,.,,qo-mQl'!G'fV 0 k , an HIGHLA D PARK Principal Secretary Mr. Paul Koeltzow Mrs. Schartow ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. BOLIEK -A.M. KINDERGARTEN Ethel Billings, Deborah Brannan, Mary Brooks, Al Chaney, Joseph Grace, Edward Guerrero, Billie Henry Lupe Hernandez, Nora Hollis, Peggy Houston William Ipaac, Thomas Jackson, Melvin Johnson, Eddie Jones, Daniel Kinde, Victor Llamas, Mitchell Martin, Patricia Morin, Juanita Morris, Michael Poineau Robert Poineau, Mary Saucedo, Susie Vasquez, Leffie Walker, Bamey Washington MRS. PHAIR-A.M. KINDERGARTEN Grant Ahlgren, Ruben Billings, Exie Brown, Kathy Clayton, Sarah Clemons, Vivian Couway, Nata Gon- zales, Angelous Guillory, Dewayne Haliburton, Robert Hernandez David Hernandez, Edward Isquierdo, James Jaime, Joseph Jaime, Joseph Kubik, John Linzsey, Beverly McClaine, Mark Mackley, Marsha Mackley, Bobby Oglesby Roberta Ray, Pamela Richards, Danny Rodriguez, Yvonne Ryan, David Sawicki, Glen Taylor, Richard Wood, Phillip Wright 12 MRS. PHAIR-P.M. KINDERGARTEN ROW 1: Jeri Agnew, Jane Chacon, Bernice Chaney, Tony Enciso, Rudy Garza, Robert Godo, Rosemary Gonzalez, Mary Sue Hannibal, Gary Heilig, Nicky Jones. ROW 2: Gene Kinne, Emanuel McGlothin, Malcom McKay, Elmer Manchester, Pablo Martinez, Pete Merino, Rita Mitchell, Edward Morgan, Woodrow Panko, Mary Lou Porras. ROW 3: Donald Rethman, Dale Rogoszewski, Robert Stein, Susan Strohpaul, Daniel Zamora, David Zaniora NO PICTURE: Andrew Barry. MRS. WYCHE-FIRST GRADE ROW 1: linda Almond, Augustine Banda, Kathy Bartlett, Lestine Blakes, Jerline Brown, Duane Byrd, Philip Byrd, Gary Dennis, Patricia Enciso, Alfonso Gissendanner. ROW 2: Jane Halibunon, Collette Holman, Elizabeth Holman, Nathaniel Howard, Charlie Jackson, Carlos Jaime, Barbara McClai.ne, Barney Merrell, William Nichols, Yvonne Plowden. ROW 3: Barbara Prince, Osca Robson, Naomi Rodriguez, Rita Romero, Sharon Ronon, Daniel Rosales, Shirley Ryan, Darryl Snelenberger, Millie Thompson, Calvin Trahan. 13 5 fit' S?i, !v was ,... I g lggj sw Q-,eff ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: MRS. MARKEL -SECOND GRADE Tommie Almond, Doris Brooks, Clarence Brown, Larry Conway, Ann Edgar, Billy Ferdon, Howard Fobear, James Gonzales, JoAnn Hannibel, Robert Henry FeltonJackson,Gloria Jones, Nancy Kopanek, Sylvester Liggins, Deanna McKay, JoAnn Morgan, David Morris, Major Olgeby, Edward Osuna, David Porham Kenneth Poineau, Lester Redeemer, Thomas Rohde, Gloria Romero, Robert Rosas, Joe Saucedo, Vemon Snelenberger, Linda Stein, Jimmie Taylor, Lamar Traylor Mario Vasquez, George Washington, Ernest Zamora MRS. JOHNSON-SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Laveme Ahlgren, Wilma Allen, Madeleine Brooks, Beverly Brown, Catherine Chaney, Ronald Enciso, William Heilig, Pamela Jones, Janet Kinde, Jeannette Mackley Collins Merrill, Lynn Mitchell, Barbara Morgan, Eloise Morgan, Thomas McKay, Rose Ellen Newman, Julio Porras, Tlburcio Vasquez, Geraldine Walker, Beverly Whitman Emery Wilson, Dennis Zimmer 15 s f , S .1 ' E api :W e if My as fs? MISS ZAJAC-THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Bradley Agnew, Glenell Allen, Barbara Bartlett, Rodney Bingman, Sharon Bingman, Dorothy Brooks, Gloria Brooks, Stella Brown, Hester Canada, Melba Cavazas. ROW 2: Victor Chaney, Christine Cisneroes, Leah Ann Conway, Robert Gonzales, Wesley Guillory, Larry Holman, Eddie Johnson, Mary Ann Koponek, Linda Llamas, Lydia Merino. ROW 3: Carl Morris, Ken Mosemon, Sam Olivarez, Kurt Powell, James Ray, Marvin Rethman, Alton Robinson, Margaret Rosas, Earnest Taylor, Tom Taylor, ROW 4: Yolonda Villarreal, Melvin Wright, Marta Zomora. MISS MAYVILLE-THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Larry Almond, Ethel Bridgewater, Bruce Brousseau, James Brown, Johnny Burgman, Alice Chacon, Jackie Dixon, Lee Edger, James Embry, Juanita Gissendanner. ROW 2: Arturo Gonzalez, Brenda Sue Grace, Esther Guerrero, Josette Hammond, Edward Hayward, Rose Mary Hernandez, Elizabeth Howard, Mildred Jackson, Russell Kubik, Lenora Liggins. ROW 3: George Meeker, Winfred Morgan, Gerald Morris, Marvin Plowden, Mike Rine, Maudia Rogowzewski, Gloria Saucedo, Mark Sawicki, James Scott, Jessie Shacks. ROW 4: Jack Spiekerman, Patricia Tinsley, Willie Traylor, Gracie Welch, Johnny York. R': 'f' ' 5 ,A if A was ' HW H -.nw Wh ,em .5 5 Q: 'mx g A S We QQ S 1 ' 4 , ga f ii Q is gig ' ' 5 4 .,,,rk 123' if -1,,f::,f'. ,2:c':.: A , .' I , ...- r ,,,... g , , 'xxx 'F s ' 5, , sf? 3 an assz, ' ,J 1, an 5 , 7 is if if 4 5 5 1 ' :Uhr . - 1 , 2 '21 A W fffff I 4 We , . 1Y....... ..., iv y uf. ,. . ,ms , -fm qw K as WAY 4? W f w .g,,,. ,K 37, - an , f , - ' sv I i t I ..., , ,fi jf ., , Q . : 21.91. ' A: --'- Q f- r 'V 1' sf: ,mf 1 -.gag g ' L .Q - icq' .-J . gy 12. '- 1 ' 1 , -,-. '.V,L 'Q 3 ' ' - r . ' : , ' . ' ss 1 - 1 J Q 'f f V k,AL : A l ,, X M W ' is s ' M -J ,M A ,, , rt 't ' W V il . ' if 'J , , fi, . , , g 133 5 .swf i-. A v Q- R' if ,. 5 - 1 , K ff kflffwl . , f, ra, fi ' 'iff E, ii, .ffF-if W, 9' V-1 if mil' :L A 6: fy-5 1: fig, B . :ig , it r, f i t ,. . - , B A ,. 1' , 5 i V, Y, 1, V, 4 , .. I w r , It ,Q ,V B s : f ne w ,rj ' SNL ,, K .',..' Lim --.' if 1 64 fl ,a'?:if -ifiglaiwi my - - -, I 2:1 , I ,. m y 5 . ,. :Iggy . K , : . , ,, . ...' ' ' '5 7 1 ri, - A-, ci V. 'L ' - Vimf- r ' ' f ' ' f 1- 'R ff N -' W. yr :,. , - f gf 5 J, V ,f - -. - x. I ,..,,,. ,rr a ' : A it 1 ' A' ' 7 1 3' 1 'W ' if O S :ff-fr , 4 f t: s A W ' 1 1' ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. PARKER-FOURTH GRADE Dorothy Archambeau, Elvira Banda, Arthur Burgman, T. C. Clark, Arman Grandy, Barbara Greene, Irene Guerrero, Lydia Hain, Audrey Harper, Shirley Holman. Jeanette Howard, Calvin Jackson, Walter Jasuzemski, Dorothy Kinney, Bobby Merrill, Mary Ann Morgan, Kathryn Morden, Greg Morris, Eva Nava, Patrick O'De11. Christine Oglesby, Margaret Oviedo, Kathy Panko, Kenneth Rine, Sandra Romero, Billy Spiekerman, Olivia Villarreal, Wilma Wanek, Carolyn Welch, John Zamora. Walter Zimmer. MRS. SCHNEIDER-FOURTH GRADE Sandy Allen, Stella Barber, Carol Brannon, Cathy Diaz, Ray Duve, James Edwards, Rose Glanton, Jose- phine Glass, Lydia Hemandez, Tony Hernandez, John Jackson . Jessie Jones, Richard Lyvere, Tim Miller, Cassell Mitchell, David Morin, Susan Nichols, Melvin O'Danie1s, Nadine Parkam, Barbara Pipkins. Nina Poineau, Helen Redeemer, Simon Robinson, Gloria Rodriguez, Nancy Sanchez, Cynthia Tinsley, Olivia Washington, Peggy White, Lonnie Wiederhold, Beatrice Lamora. figs ' 5 Q fa? 17 MR. EARLE-FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Sally Bartlett, Connie Booth, Robert Brooks, Lenora Chacon, Mary Chaney, Phillip Dixon, Linda Gonzalez, Timothy Gould, Leonard Hemandez, Roosevelt Hubbert. n ROW 2: Edwina Iastrzernski, Cathrine Johnson, Janet Kenney,Alice Merino, Mike Mize, Adam Morris, Darryl Mosiman, Kenneth Newton, Eugene Plowden, Alice Porras. ROW 3: Thomas Robison, Valentino Romero, Rosie Lee Shacks, Sharlene Taylor, Vem Washington, Virginia Whit- more, Carolyn Wi1son,Marlene Wordlow, Richard Zimmer. MRS. GIFFORD -FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: Ned Almond, Sherry Billings, Robert Bingman, Paul Bridgwater, Ethel Canada, Delores Cisneros, Kathy Curtis, Ledoris Embry, Pam Fobear, Eva Garcia. ROW 2: Margaret Gissendanner, Jerry Gonzalez, Tommie Hernandez, Albert Jackson, Anthony Jaime, Alfred Jones, Rita Liggins, Lillie Lynere, Douglas McKay, Barbara Mitchell. ROW 3: Phillip Neuman, Glen Rohn, Ralph Rosas, Alfonzie Smith, Rose Srebinski, Robert Stebner, Darlene Taylor, Laveme Wright. 18 V, Y 5, A tw LA Y V f lr VN-6 , sim V MISS DOERR - SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Phyllis Ahlgren, Patricia Barry, Cheryl Brousseau, Robert Brown, Mary Cbacon, Stephanie Csutora, Joe Day, Silvia Ervin, Connie Fobear, Kathy Gilbert. ROW 2: Evelyn Glass, Adolph Gonzales. James Hollis, Melvin Howard, James Jackson, Alphonso Jamison, Troy Mize, Kathleen Morgan, Angeline Morris. Lyle Moseman. ROW 3: Ronald Newton, Sharon Nunamaker, Molly Olivarez, Robert Pipkins, Warren Powell, Katherine Rosas George Washington. Leon Welch, Carmen Zamora, Jesse Zomora. ROW 4: Lloyd Zimmerman. No Picture: Napoleon Gissendanner. MR. WESTHOFF - SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Jesse Banda, Lorena Banda, Richard Brannan, Thomas Bridgewater. James Brown, Penny Dennis, David Godo, Gilbert Gonzalez, Arthur Greene, David Krenz. ROW 2: Estella Liggins, Charliestean McGlothin, Glenn Morin, Joseph Morris, Judy Nichols, Karen Nunamak- er, Darnell Oglesby, Barry Panko, Rox Powell, Lupe Rosas. ROW 3: Robert Ruiz, Rosa Saucedo, Effie Sible , Nanc Stahl, Gar Stebner, Robert Vann, Claudette Wash- Y Y Y ington, Elizabeth Welch. ' I A 4 5 ' 1, I fi nfl, VAV A , , I ,f .VVV h- J J 1 3 , ,,, 'A T 1 ' s ri fe iff fz .Tyr '.'-- ii? . vt J-2 1-' 'JW I I :' J I 3? - J ia'i I 'A fl I ,JJ , a ,, A ' t , I .. .,,. r v , 2' r fx J I J J A'f 'QgZ?qkQl11l2T fi -'V 4 2 ,I ssrra t,.r J iffy , , ,,..,., 4. J y J 4 . , V J-J-T Q Yi 'J ,s -MQ I W, 'f f' J f - ,, ' Ji J ,lr 4, I T A I :' , . ,,.r ,NL is 'y es Z, m g, is A . 5.2 H A A A 'K . iQf:?f,fssEf?5?9 S f'. . - . t ' J ' J J-J A L J iii as ss'., J V ,... , ,- V Vky .,,, t ,,, .7 A , 5 J ,,,i , - ' ' I VZJJJ: - ' V IA' Q' f I w r ' ' e ' ' 115' ,J :JJ x:.-, J Q 'M' , 5 I Ji , Q' s ea- ' 1-,. ' JJ, 1.-J,,,c.I-xf:.'2i':ma., 'J' -ww -i22.E1i5z - ' ff:--:rar 1 5: ,, --. .. vw ,ers - ' V ty , V,,t, ,A,ilv ,, nie y , , .',. p ta an y my 19 Highland Park Teachers GERTRUDE BOETTCHER LAURA BOLIEK . ', - A . fffu5ifii?fQX.s'f-s3i'xsIl A .. ' liill-fsiffflii' , I1 izf I iiyzlails ' . ww , ' 7 ' H ,W - 1m'f'. rf A ,. ,. - , 'f' QL r MYRTLE DOERR if , up QM Q., '35 4 , ,,,l ..,,, 5:: ,:. . , . rf ,rl 5, 1 sk 9 ' T'-ia:-3 'ai I .. ,S 'I i 'ifliw f I ' fi, , K TG K4 WILLIAM EARLE LUCILLE GIFF ORD Second Grade Kindergarten Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade L ., I Q' Q is I gag 'i A ' LLAL f ' I - I WAA , L-., , Maxam? :IV x D .SE W In ,,K., in v , l :.V . d-'- W ,.. ' fiiggr s psiiVLjf35.1:-Ejllfgi vnll My . .,,h U , LLAAA AALAA AL I Ei 4 ,,, OPAL GOODMAN FRANCES JOHNSON GLORIA MARKEL RUTH MAYVILLE MARION PARKER First Grade First 8. Second Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade CLARA PHAIR IO ANN SCHNEIDER WILLIAM WESTHOFF EVA WYCHE IENNIE ZAJAC Kindergarten Fourth Grade Sixth Grade First Grade Third Grade I H lg h I a n d Pa r k P. T. A. SEATED: Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Russel, Mrs. Washington-Treasurer, Mrs. Clayton Mother Vice-Pres., Mrs. Bun-Secretary, STANDING: Mr. Sawicki, Mr. Russel, Mrs. Ferdon, Mr. Clayton, Mrs. Wood- Membership Chairman, Mr. Earle-Teacher Vice-Pres., Mr. Bun-Pres. Mr. Koeltzow sf ROW l ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 4 ROW 1: ROW 2 ROW 3: ceq 'ha SERVICE SQUAD Mary Ann Kopanek, Barbara Morgan, Jeannette Mackley, Susan Panko,-Susan Nichols, Nancy Sanchez Pam Fobear, Rose Srebinski, Rita Liggins, Eva Garcia, Linda Gonzalez, Lenora Chacon, Carolyn Wil- son, Alice Porras, Barbara Mitchell, Judy Nichols, Nancy Stahl Sharson Bingman, Geraldine Walker, Margaret Rosas, Leah Conway, Jackie Dixon, Alica Chacon, Lenora Liggins, Grace Welch, Mary Ann Morgan, Barbara Pipkins Mrs. Gifford, Connie Fobear, Sally Bartlett, Sherry Billings, Stephanie Csutora, Evelyn Glass, Kather- ine Johnson, Mary Chaney, Virginia Witemore, Elizabeth Welch, Penny Dennis, Ledores Embry, Miss Mayville PATROL BOYS Robert Brooks, Robert Stebner, Paul Bridgewater, Lorenzo Banda, Lieut. Gilbert Gonzalez, Capt. Gary Stebner, Bradley Agnew Cassell Mitchell, Darryl Mosiman, Roosevelt Hubbard, George Meeker, David Godo, Gerald Morris, Thomas MacKay, Ronald Enscico Tony Hernandez, Edward Hayward, Junior Basquez, Mark Sawidki, Douglas Mackay, Phil Dixon lfiiflfsewmwm Progress in Science Barbara Mitchell, Eva Garcia, Anthony Jaimie, Paul Bridgewater, and Robert Stebner, who are students in Miss Gifford's Fifth Grade, are grouped around an exhibit that demonstrates techniques used in a unit about rocks. Distribution, types, uses, and chemical content of rocks have been studied. In addition to the usual tools of mod- ern education, extensive use has been made of maps, labeled samples, scrap books, and visits by resource people who can give them expert information on rocks. Highland Park students Tom Taylor, Jackie Dixon, Gracie Welch, and Margaret Rosas, who are in Miss Mayville's and Miss Zazac's Third Grade Rooms, pose in front of equipment and projects used by these two classes in their study of the beaver. The classes have studied several species of animals during the year. They have used films, film strips, encyclopedias and other reference books, and a variety of art projects as learning aids. 2 A is Virginia Whitmore, Leonora Chacon, Carolyn Wilson, Tim Gould, and Philip Dixon-Fifth Graders-huddle around a work table which sup- ports various pieces of equipment med in ex- periments to determine the properties of mag- nets and man made metals. Included are a telephone generator, a permanent magnet, an electromagnet, iron filings, and tacks. Research from the classroom library and the personal library of their instructor, Mr. Earl, demonstrations, films and film strips, and a variety of flat pictures have all added to their knowledge. The charts in the background are bait to whet their interest in the next project, the study of the stars. HENRY DOERR Principal Secretary Mrs. Baumer Mrs Hurley ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. BAUMAN -A.M. KINDERGARTEN Gary Anklam, Cathy Ashley, Michelle Barclay, Diane Becker, Beverly Beutel, Leo Boudot, Arnold Brown, Steven Bryant, Pauicia Campbell, Diane Come. Gary Coselman, Deborah Church, Cynthia Dubay, Toni Feiser, Sandra Fischer, David Fritzler, Nancy Harper, Kathleen Henne, Robert Hurren, Julie Jerome. Randy Klackiewicz, Michael Klawitter, Valentine Kwater, Judy Ladrig, Mark Lapine, Michael Lee, Roxanne Lieber, Patti McLaughlin, Janice Mitas, William Nelson. Lucinda Nye, Vanessa Osborne, Debra Peek, Kevin Perry, Harriet Schmidt, Terry Waltemyer, Lela White, Charles Stroble. MRS. MCKELVEY-FIRST GRADE Princess Arganbright, Barbara Ann Beutel, Pamela Bresser, Royal Bumell, Regina Carstens, Debra Cunning- ham, Edward Debeau, John Friske, Randy Gilbert, Guadalupe Gomez. Fred Goodrow, Fred Kehr, David Ladrig, George McDonald, Susan Melville, Pamela Miller, Sharon Mitas, Herman Perkins, Donald Sahr, Timothy Schmidt. william Seidel, Gale Sieggreen, Rose Ann Stroble, Terry Lee Toyzan, Dora Valdez, Gloria Vierke, Jodie Wilson. 24 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. MURPHY - P. M. KINDERGARTEN David Allen, Randy Anklam, Rod Austin, Theresa Bailey, Randy Brandt, Kim Christian, Douglas Fairchild, Timothy Frawley, Alphonso Gibbs, Marcella Hartung Glenn Hozeska, Denise Janni, Edward Kaeckmeister, Mark Kehr, Jeffrey King, Diane Kolleth, Warren Kuhl, Noel Lajoice, Ida Lancaster, David Leach Karen Losee, Deborah Mason, Sharon Mitas, Mary Morlick, Susan Morrison, Ricky Reiseg, Roland Rivett, Sharon Rowe, Nancy Ruiz, Delores Scott Pamela Sherbert,Christophere Swalzke, Keith Taylor, Garold VanSickle, Brenda Walkowski, Thomas Wisniewski, Shela Wizner, Mary Ann Young. MRS. MATHEWS - FIRST GRADE James Arganbright, Ronald Bonner, Steve Brautigan, Ronald Coselmon, Howard Csutora, John Ehlert, Jackolynn Elliot, Pamela Gudritz, Susan Harper, Richard Henne Carlos Hemadez, Roger Hurry, Denise Lajoice, Alisa Lytle, Donald Mcewen, James Maleski, Kenneth Mannie, Henry Messner, Michael Quellet, Alice Ramsey Dale Reiman, Charles Sanders, Pamela Sherbert, Sheri Strebbing, Dale VanSick1e, Michael Weaver, Carl Young. 25 MRS. KLEMISH-SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Sherry Alderton, Pamela Armstrong, Deborah Becker, Marilyn Croucher, Daniel Csutora, Paula Dargie, Janice Hubbard, Rosemary Jones, Dana Lee Joslin, Kathy Klaczkiewicz. ROW 2: Philip Kocher, Cherie Kuhl, Michael Lapine, Stuart Lieber, Pamela Mahan, Joseph McDonald, Joseph Messner, Claudette Osbome, Robin Perry, Dale Rivett. ROW 3: Charles Robinson, Eddie Ruiz, Carl Turner, Angela Valdez, Terry Williamson, David Wing, Beverly Zelmer. MRS. WELLS -SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Charles Becker, Doris Blohrn, Eva Jean Boshaw, Connie Compau, Donald Demoss, Carol Feriend, Richard Gabor, Marijo Guerin, Christine Gutka, David Harris. ROW 2: Randy Henne, Randy Lamurri, Kathleen Jarabek, William Ladrig, Connie Leitz, Susan Markewicz, Fred Mcgill, Michael Melville, Randall Mertz, Daniel Morris. ROW 3: Daniel Poag, Diane Waldie, Daniel Weaver, Joyce White, Nancy Wizner, Cathy Young. 26 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: MISS GUNTHER - THIRD GRADE William Alderton, David Bauman, Candace Benemann, Gary Bunker, Denise Burnell, Robert Carroll, Victor Chaney, Randolph Dreffs, Regina Garrett, Victoria Harris. Michelle Hurley, Diana Kehr, Robert Kwater. Laura Leloice, Lavonne Lytle, Brenda Maleski, Charles Mannie, Jill Minnett, James Mltas, Daniel Muttscheler. Jean Ruiz, Douglas Sayan, Diana Seder, Bruce Shaw, James Slagle, Patricia Stroble, David Town, Beverly Vansickle, Richard Wilson, Dennis Wyman. Mary Young, Robert Zlssler. MRS. LABEAU - THIRD GRADE Steven Allen, Terry Baze, Julie Becker, Constance Benemann, Linda Brown, Timothy Brown, Cath- erine Chaney, Donald Church, Linda Demoss, Connie Federsplel. Sheila Gilbert, Santos Gomez, Dennis I-listed, John Jones, Michael Kaechmeister, Benjaman Klacz- ldewicz, Janean Kramer, Terrie Kwater, Timmy Lancaster. Steven Lapprich, Rolly Lee. Charles Lindow, Theresa Mazany. Kathy McDonald, Mary Ellen Morris, Nancy Muttscheler, Richard Prill, Robert Sayan, Sandra Schlitt. Dale Sieggreen, Sherry Smith, Joyce Starland. ROW 1 ROW 3: ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 2: ROW 4: MRS. JOHNSON -FOURTH GRADE Ronnie Andrews, Michael Amold, Daniel Batunan, Leonard Boudot, Gregory Brown, Linda Curtis, Greg Dargie, James Federspiel, Ronald Gomey, Gary Henne. Francisco Hemandez, Leslie Histed, Rodney Iamurri, Diane Janni, Thomas Jarabeck, Daniel Joslin, Thodore Konecny, Ronald Kwater, Sharon Lalonde. linda Larson, Randy Leitz, Sally Loranger, Thomas Markewicz, Richard Nye, Daniel Ruiz, Darlene Salesky, Deborah Schmidt, Theodore Smith, Shirley Tumer. Clarence Vansickle, Jenny Weaver, James Wiles, Ernest Young, Robert Young. MRS. DESROCHERS -FIFTH GRADE James Allen, Terry Andrews, Judy Bauman, Jack Campbell, Linda Croucher, Lawrence Csutora, Gary Dewey, Raymond Esckilsen, Salvadore Gomez, Philip Gutka. Janet Handeguand, Charles Henne, James Hurren, Sandra James, Samuel Ianni, Donna Johnson, Diane Joslin, Chares Kocher, Richard Kwater, Daniel Larkin. Kay Lytle, Donna Margerum, John Mitas, Norma Morris, Lana Muttscheler, David Nye, Patrick Poag, Susan Perry, Fred Rehak, Kenneth Stout. Gaey Turner, Lawerence Weaver, Jean Wenzel, Thomas Wing, Linda Zelmer. MRS. DIECHMAN- SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Gerald Arnold, Richard Bauman, Debra Blohm, Katherine Boshaw, Judy Bunker, Rosann Clore, Donna Corne, Lynn Ehlert, Laura Fischer, Susan Guerin ROW 2: Ronald Hubbard, Linda James, Tim Janke, Patricia Jarabeck, William Kehr, Edward LaJoice, Sandra Lindow, Donald Mahan, Elizabeth Margerum, Daniel Mazany ROW 3: James McDonald, Sandra Morford, Barry Rindhage, Linda Salesky, Daniel Santhany, Carl Schick, Timothy Smith, Michael Stevenson, Jean Thomas, Judy Tumer ROW 4: Judy Waltemyer, Fredrick Wenzel, Judy White, Diane Zissler DOERR PATROL BOYS Back Row: Ron Hubbard, David Kramer, Salvadore Gomez, Charles Rocher, Fred Wenzel, Larry Weaver Middle Row:James Hurren, Dick Bauman, Pat Poag, Ed. LaJoice, Tim Smith, Don Mahen Front Row: Jerry Arnold, Gary Turner, Jim McDonald, Carl Schick 29 Doerr Teachers BARBARA BAUMANN E'-EANOR VERLA DIECHMAN SHIRLEY GUNTHER IANETTE JDHNSON Kindergarten F,fd13EgR3jEHERs Sixth Grade Third Grade FOUFU1 Grade 1 1' BEVERLY KLEMISH ROSALIE LA BEAU AGNES MATHEWS Third Grade Third Grade First Grade VERNA MURPHY JOANNE ROBERTSON GERALDINE WELLS Kindergarten District Speech Second Grade Doerr P. T. A. Officers Mrs. Bauman - Principal Mr. Gorney - Treasurer Mr. Jarabeck - President Mrs. Jarabeck - Historian Mrs. Lytle - Mother Vice-President LAURA ALICE MC KELVEY MC DONALD First Grade District Elementary Music Progress in Social Studies In the primary grades, stress is placed upon developing situations where guided practice in getting along with others can take place. ln this picture we find Deborah Mason, a student in Mrs. Murphy 's Kindergarten, holding a toy tiger which she has brought to class. She is telling the class about her toy. This encourages the art of self -expression before a group. Later, the rest of the group will play with the toy. This encourages sharing and promotes the art of playing together in a socially meaningful fashion. The children in Mrs. McKelvey's Room are dramatizing a story about White Cow and her baby. These First Graders are studying how other people live. The farm situation in this story is quite foreign to a majority of the class. They are leaming valuable lessons about the existence of other kinds of people than those with whom they come in daily contact. Living and playing together is stressed in this type of education. The children are: Timothy Schmidt, Pamela Miller, Herman Perkins, Terry Iayzan, Billy Seidel, Regina Carstens, Royal Bumell, and Pamela Bresser. Here we have Charles Sanders, Howard Csutora, John Ehlert, and Dale Reinman drama- tizing an imaginative approach to the moon. This project stresses teamwork necessary in the complex demands of a space-age world. On a more down to earth level, the children learn how to work out disagreements. They also leam how to give and accept suggestions. Planned plays and dramatizations such as this one stretch the social boundaries of the individual children and make them aware of the inherent rights of others. This scene took place in Mrs. Matthews First Grade Class. As the students enter the second grade their environment begins to broaden. Mrs. Well 's Second Graders are pictured on their visit to the Buena Vista Fire Department. They learn its operation as a part of a unit on Studying Community Helpers . They made a model of a fire department, wrote stories about fire de- partments, and drew pictures to illustrate the stories. They begin to use books to a greater degree and they see films and film strips that further broaden their understanding of their immediate environmental background. M Miss Gunther's Third Grade pupils are doing a social studies unit on Indians and Indian life. They made Indian artifacts, collected Indian exhibits, made bulletin boards from flat pictures and original art work, sang songs, wrote reports from ency- clopedias and other reference materials, and saw films and film strips about Indians. A large variety of leaming tools are now coming into use as these students mature in their physical growth and their social adjustment. Pictured are: Candace Benemann, LaVonne Lyttle, Randy Dreffs, and Victor Chaney. This Third Grade Class, Mrs. LaBeau's, are doing a pioneer unit. This is a sort of do it yourself project. The children have churned butter, are stirring up corn muffins, and will presently bake same. They are learning at first hand some facts about pioneer life. Of course other resources have not been neglected. The usual exhibits, bulletin boards, film strips, motion pictures, refer- ence work, art projects, and songs ac- company the muffin project. James Strebbing, Charles Lindow, Michael Kachemeister, and Linda Brown are pictured. Mrs. Johnson's Fourth Grade Class is studying the state of Maine. They are broadening their social awareness to other states and subsequently to other nations. Here is a replica of a typical Maine village Featured on the bulletin board are goals of the study project, geographical settings, and pictures of one of the chief industries, fishing. Increased skills make the maps, art displays, reading projects, motion pic- tures, film strips, songs, and other study devices increasingly meaningful to the students. They give very complete oral and written reports that summarize their discoveries. In the picture are: Dan Ruiz, Ted Konecny, and Les Histed. sbmlfi URAUE COVE Ill! Mrs. DesRocher 's Fifth Grade are learning to know Michigan. Jim Hurren and Larry Csutora are shown with some of the graphic tools used to make their studies more in- teresting and complete. The map features principal pleasure spots, industries, and natural resources of the state. The class has also had replicas of Dow Chemical, auto plants, universities, and displays of dairy and farm industries to study. With increased maturity, the students are ready to relate their studies to developing awareness of their own relations to the social framework in which they live. Students are also given opportunities to put these concepts of man 's role in a highly in- dustrialized and socially integrated society into active use. Mis. Diechman's Sixth Grade Class has organized and supervised a school wide Red Cross project. ln this picture the children are making an afghan which will eventually go to a veterans' hospital. They also collected boxes of Christmas gifts to send to less for- tunate children in foreign lands. They sent three hundred place mats to local hospitals to brighten up holidays for the patients. Also, they sent fifteen stuffed animals to children in hospitals. Sandy Morford, Jim McDonald, and Bill Kehr are to be seen in the foreground of this picture. if, ':.. 1 ' Q ij ng ,iff ' ilfsiiif , .Q X , K 1 RICKER f' 1 5? , 35 pr1nciPa1 Secretary Mrs. Brickel MIS- 1163011 WK.: LNZMAM . ,j lin, . A , ' F Q, A vm' W . ,wr R iv . we it A - A .WR 3, An ww ' , , ev. J. X ,L ,,,,,:,,4 7,5 -- M. LL,.sag..L .L A- ..-.J . F H, ,J K -, ,V -- -V K., A :V 4,i,g,f'21'v 14 Y X K I , V if . R f. M , , M- W A ,A .yy A ,,.' Q, ,M . , ,, f, ,g f Q,3f , . .j :n, M?fq..4fAz ,.,,g','14fq f ,, , 'f . ,w.. ' 5 - . qv .,w+' - W W W v W M1 '7 ww N 1 V - A ' QA 1' ,., -W v' 5 vw -' Z., , 'lf 'f'1fV'Q A 'O f .sa'f 'f ,EH ff,!,.4-f 7-Wiz. 'Iv-g,I,L L' y a 4 'pf ,. A ,A ,Y - sa-f 'W 1 'hw' Q' SCHGCLS Pfi11CiPa1 Secretary Mr. Robert Blue Mrs, Lietz ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: MRS. HILL-A.M. KINDERGARTEN Michael Allen, Debra Curry, John Daeschlein, Vivin Dycus, Rosemary Erber, James Francetic, Debora Kay Freeman, Kathleen Flattery, Joey Grzenia, Denise Gulick. Ricky Hodgins, Debra Howey, Edward Japcinski, Elaine Bouliew, Michele Bovee, Sandy Brutkievicz, Layne Castagnier, Susan Colpean, Tommy Johnstin, Dorthy Laut. Lois McDougall, Raymond Maros, H. Edward Meyer, Lynn Rae Osmond, Lynn Ann Patrizk, Timothy Poineau, Jamie Richter, David Riley, Florence Scholtz, Miriam Strobel. Donna Thiel, Timothy Vance, Timothy Wagner, Ricky Wellman, Judy Worzecha. MRS. ATKINS -FIRST GRADE Mike Brickel, Bruce Byers, Raymond Cook, Danny Darland, Nancy Eaves, Roger Gammon, Cindy Jensen, John Loman, Nina McNeil, Bonnie Sue Macvicar. Mary Ann Machul, Karen-Markovich, Lisa Meyers, Danny Morgan, Loretta Morin, Debra Mongomery, Chris Nowaczyk, Charles O'Connor, Randy Owen, David Rousseau. David Sehaub, Danny Sedwick, Anthony Schultz, Gary Tablish, Charles Theil, Libby Townsend, Bamey Yacks. 36 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 n Q MRS. HILL-P.M. KINDERGARTEN Nancy Almy, Steven Ames, Dale Ashton, Valinda Batzlaff, Britt Beckman, Karen Blimke, Kenny Cook, Brian Dark, Lu Ann DeLong, Virginia Emerson. Sally Jo Fisher, Michael Hall, James Horton, Bradly Johnson, Sarah Kelly, Valerie King, David Kraatz, Nancy Mader, Jody Moggo, Jon Murry. Alice Nasset, James Newsome, Rosi Nowak, Joey Ochsenkehl, Robin Pelkki, Randy Pogoreski, Vickie Raymond, Bruce Reinhardt, Patsy Ronan, Wayne Schurch. Betty Lou Seder, Loretta Spurgeon, Cheryl Storm, David Stupnicki, Mark Tepatti, Gert Wegert, Mark Tepatti, Mark Yommg, Dennis Zissler. MISS FLORIAN -FIRST GRADE Ricky Ader, Mary Bitterman, David Butts, Doris Cummings, Karen Curry, Ricky Davis, Linda Ferguson, Robert Ferman, Tony Frawley, Paula Gallagher. Janet Graham, Shirley Hicks, Amy Johnson, David Klemkiewicz, Chris Larson, Mike Lentner, Kathleen Mader, Cheryl McCloy, Barbara Metz, Bobby Robinson. Michelle Ronan, Steve Rousseau, Connie Smith, John Town, David Tunney. 37 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. REINKE-FIRST GRADE Mary Beth Amon, Diane Beeker, Luanne Benes, Marsha Dees, Kathryn Dilts, Mary Douglas, Richard Freeman, Sandra Gilbert, Robert Iohnstin, Beverly McDonald. Thomas Manning, Cheryl Perry, Robert Randle, Cheryl Richard, James Schmidt, Kathy Sedwich, Robert Sia-n, Ronald Specht, Cynthia Sting, Donald Taylor. Donald Vogler, Ursel Wegert, Mark Wells, Thomas Wichlacz. MRS. SCHNEEBERGER-FIRST GRADE Karl Abler, David Allen, Barbara Bateman, Robert Bartkowiak, Brigitte Bujak, Susan Dennison, Gary Dietrich, Evan Eads, Raymond Eddy, Nancy Favara. Michael Hamlin, Deborah Howey, Cherryl Howey, Terry Jones, Steve Kowalski, Deborah Markhart, Linda Marko, Lyla Mae Meineke, Torn Reinhold, Ricky Stewart. Ronald Strehl, James Swart-zendruber, Susan Wiles. 38 MRS. BARON -SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Raymond Abbe, Michael Bames, Carol Buckler, Dawn Carter, Randy Catterfeld, Sherry Davis, Jean Fisher, Gary Francis, Teresa Frawley, Roberta Gillman. ROW 2: Barbara Hall, Kathleen Hill, Daniel I-Iorsell, Jane Klimkewicz, David LaFray, Mary Ann McNeil, Kenneth Meinecke, Edward Natoniewski, Andrew Osmond, Joseph Palmiere. ROW 3: Debra Peterson, Vickie Proux, Karen Ralph, Frederick Rubert, Linda Smith, Sandra Stadnika, Leonard Trinklein, Dale Wascher, Patrick Wesolek. MRS. MAC LEAN -SECOND GRADE ROW 1: William Armstrong, Richard Bauer, Charles Brown, Glen Federspiel, Carol Fike, Cheryl Fike, Dennis Goodrow, Barbara Hoff, Ross Howay, Michael Hozeska. ROW 2: Jacqulin Jensen, Kim Keller, Donna Larson, Edna Kay Levanduski, Mark McC1oy, Nadine Pfisthner, Thomas Shaw, Lynn Sramkoski, Catherine Wade, Gail Ward. ROW 3: David Wamer, Denise Welles, Patricia Wlles, David Tablish, Lee Tunney, Sally Vogler. 39 MRS. STUBER-SECOND GRADE ROW 1: Edward Abler, Loretta Ackerman, Steven Brewer, Cathy Corl, Norine Eaves, Terry Eddy, Dean Englehart, Harriet Evaus, David Ferguson, James Friedli. ROW 2: David Gerken, Vickie Gnatwoski, Timothy Hicks, Joann LaDrig, Robert McDougall, Kenneth Mader, Ronald Mihalic, Donald Miller, Russell Miller, Keith Osmond. ROW 3: Sharon Ralph, Patrick Shaffer, Laurie Shook, Steven Sivak, Karen Specht, Lynne Strieter, Allen Thorsby, Michael Wiggins. MRS. WITER-SECOND GRADE y ROW 1: Cathy Lou Arnst, Frederick Barron, Brian Bullard, Kurt Burmeister, Dennis Curry, Sally Ann Emdt, Kim Geitman, Sandra Greko, Dennis Hetzner, William Holnagel. ROW 2: Kathleen Ilgen, Jan Johnson, Michael Mader, Jollllen Manning, Linda Moll, Paulette Murray, Joseph Nicklyn, Jacqueline Oelberg, Thomas Prince, Deborah Ray. ROW 3: Yvonne Schoen, Danny Scholtz, Naney Schuch, Marlo Soliz, Richard Webb, Andrea Zientek. 40 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. BALKO-THIRD GRADE Duane Baudoux, James Beeker, Cherryl Brackett, John Cobb, Michael Daeschlein, Walter Deford, Joanne Doerr, Nora Gates, Paul Haiderer, Michael Hargash. Leroy Hitts, Marica Hoffman, Timothy Horstrnan, Susan Johnstin, William Jurgens, Neil Katzenberger, Rex Keller, Floyd Kraenzlein, Deborah Meyer, Darryl Morgan. Gordon Niemi, Frank Powers, Charles Ray, Robert Rembisz, Sue Ann Russell, James Schultz, Kim Scott, Ledy Van Maslrigt, Larry Wilson. MRS. GULLIVER-SECOND GRADE Carol Abram, Timothy Ader, Dennis Boench, Robert Carter, Myron Cummings, Nancy Dymond, Kaye Gnotkowski, Cathy Jo Haskey, Mary Alice Huff, Marsha Jensen. Richard Johnson, James Kreska, Dennis l.aFray, Jean Ann Marka, Nicolette Marosi, Jane Meyer, Michael North, Kathleen Palmiere, William Prince, Lawernce Riley. Connie Rousseau, Donald Sayan, Paul Schaub, Cindy Sharrow, Victoria Townsend, Catherine Town, Margret Walker, Charles Whaley, Michael Young. 41 MRS. HENSHAW - THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Beverly Benes, James Cooper, Debra Dark, Darrell Dennison. Janet Doerr. Pat Doser, Harry Dundas Larry Englehart, Frank Emest, Karen Francis. ROW 2: Mike Gllson, Ronnie Gosselin, Eugene Horton, Roger Kollhogen, Nancy Horycld, Ronnie LaFray, Judith LaPan, David Leaf, Dave Lelchner, Michelle Mayer. ROW 3: Chester Miller, David Miller, Cathy Misko, Carmen Perdomo. Sharon Place, Julie Schueh, Steven Sedwick, Marla Sollz, Jeanette Wahl, Pamela Wilson. MRS. VARGASON - THIRD GRADE ROW 1: Laura Ames, Eddy Bollinger, Douglas Dupraw, Davld Engelke, Susan Travara, Anna Marie, Bruce Gammon, Debbie Hall, Thomas Hoffman, Michael Hoffman. ROW 2: Mark Kolwaski, Danny Hurton, Shirley l-Ioway, Robert Krinz, Larry Lapak, Marleis Luther, Gary Neumeyer, Eric Olson, William Ribble. Victoria Robinson. ROW 3: Wayne Rondo, Barbara Rubert, Norma Sian, Linda Shaw, Linda Speer, Thomas Startland. Patricia Stoddart, Nelson James Vance, Jimmy Wlchlacz. 42 MRS. MILLER - FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Allyn Ackerman, Frederick Arndt, Norbert Bujak, Linda Bullard, Sharon Cook, Dale Colpean, Mich- ael Cramer, Daniel Dupuis, Connie-jo Fortier, Glenn Gammon. ROW 2: Linda Griffin, Deborah Gulliver, Bernie Hamlin, Connie Horsell, Beverly Howay, Marlene Jones, Shirley Klenitz, Pamela Leaf, Amon Lucinda, Connie Majeske. ROW 3: Michelle Malott, Gregory Mayer, Barbara Neumann. Edward Nieni, William Osmond, Ernest Pribber now, Larry Randle, Harvey Ray, Ralph Rondo, Diann Sedwick. ROW 4: David Soule, Dale Stupnicki, James Tunney, Ioan Venema, Beth Ann Wagner. Michael Wesolik, Terri Whitford. MRS. STADNIKA - FOURTH GRADE ROW 1: Sharon Abbe. Mary Ames, Darlene Bauer, Chester Baumgartner, Shirley Benes, Nancy Bolf, Shirley Bolf, Robert Buckler, David Colpean, Ienine Eastman. ROW 2: Karen Freeman, Kathleen Galiardi, Gary Gerken, Bonnie Griffin, Phyllis Haller, Timothy Hoffman, Paul Huntoon, Karin Johnstin, Sue Ann Kelly, Linda Killinbeck, ROW 3: Barbara Laut, William McNeil, Arthur Marosi, Linda Marsden, Bonnie Metz, Diann North, Bonnie Parks, Larry Plank, Roxann Pogoreskl, Karen Rohloff. ROW 4: Judith Seder, Gordon Sedwick, Ralph Star-land, Thersa Tunney, Linda Watson, Robert Whitosky, Ro- bert Wiles, Walter Zientek. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MRS. WOLFE - FOURTH GRADE Brenda Coleman, Gail Colpean, Dale Cook, Pamela Dark, Thomas DeVeaux, Constance Dougherty David Douglas, Shirley DuPraw, John Engelhardt, Priscilla Gates. Lloyd Griffin, Sandra Griffin, James Grover, Robert Hodgins, Deborah Klemm, Diane Klimkewicz, Alan Leslle, David Louks, Wolfgang Luther, Dale Merlone. Lee Metz, Albert Murray, Deborah Nichols, Joann Prueter, Cheryl Reinhardt, Sue Smith, Gary Solmonson, Gary Speer, Sheryl Spurgeon, Constance Swartzendruber, Ronald Sy, Dennis Taylor, Rebecca Tuck, Timothy Tunney, Marilyn Wolpert. MR. FAUPEL - FIFTH GRADE Gerald Action, David Arndt, Christine Bailey, Penny Bickman, Judy Bolinger, Dane Bowen, Mary Cobb, Victoria Cramer, Vicky Fike, Fay Gallagher. John Gorte, Thomas Grames, Garry Gruff, William Herron, Rennie Keller, Victor Killingbeck, Judy Kipfmiller, Joyce Lapak, Linda Leichner Shirley Miller. Kolleen Neumeyer, Rox Ann Nicklyn, Richard Poulers, Thomas Rondo, Mike Schoen, Thomas Scho field, David Schomaker, Ralph Schueh, Carlo Soliz, Susan Webber, Antoinette Wesolek, Diane Weidenmiller. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MISS HARRY - FIFTH GRADE Wanda Adde, Bradley Berard, Ursula Bujak. Carolyn Creer, Richard Curtis, Terry Eckart, Kathy Englehardt, Patrick Gosslin, Janet Haiderer. Sandra Hall, Edward Haller, Connie Hetzner, Thomas Irbff, Linda Huff, Mark Johnson, Christine Kowalski, Margaret Krueger, Gail Ann Lincoln, Donald McRae. Frank Marko, Jean Ann Meinecki, Robert Moore, Helga Nowak, Connie Sierocki, Carol Ann Smith. Michael Sramkosld, Gerald Stoddart, Edward Upton. Willam Van Sickle, Gary Varney, Monty Vogel, Carolyn Webb. MRS. SCHOMAKER - FIFTH GRADE William Action, James Allen, Robert Berry, Lawrence Boensch. Deborah Bowen. William Brinkman, Diane Carter, Constance Catterfeld, Eugene Chartiers, Thomas Chisholm, Cynthia Corl. Mary Lou Fike, Mark Friedli, Constance Galiardi, Jeffrey Gates, Kathy Goodrich, Nancy Hardy, Richard Killingbeck, Alvin Kneuss, Constance LaDrig, George Lennoz. Randall Loman, Douglas MacLean, Carol Majeske, Pamela Marcoux, Thomas Moore. Melvin Oelberg Sharon Oelberg, Glenda Perry, John Ramsey, Arlene Ray, Daniel Sagady, Kenneth Soule, Yvonne Spurgeon. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: MR. DENEEN - SIXTH GRADE Kathy Ann Baudoux, Billy Bauer, Penny Baumgartner, Judy Beuthin, Commie Chinery, Donna Darland, Dave Eichenberger, Gary Gilbert, Paula Goodman, Larry Ilgen. Douglas Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Karen Kolhagen, Bi11Krenz, Pamela Lapprich, Dale MacLean. William Mallory, Gerald Moggo, Kim Perry, Melane Susan Redburn. Rodney Smith, Louise Ella Sparck, John Spencer, Ronald Starland, Danny Vance, Sandy Varney, Leo VanMastrigt, Peggy Videan, Judy Ann Wesolek. MR. MATSON - SIXTH GRADE Lorraine May Abbe, Robert Betzold, Norman Benes, Victoria Bolf, Ruth Bouliew, Janet Bryce, JoAnn DeFord, Herbert Doerr, Terry Dougherty, Billy Earle, Rene Eastman. Helen Evans, Tommy A. Gerken, Paul Karbowskl, Marcy Klimkewicz, Jeanette Korycld, Roy LaFray Dale Lokinsld, Richard T. Merlone, Pat Miller, Gary L. Nichols. Robert O'Dell, Lewis Soule, Dennis Vogel, David Wagher, John Wahl, Cynthia Wells, Gary Wing. 46 MRS. SCHMIDT - SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: Ronald Boensch, Donald Bryce, Kenneth Corl, Robert Curry, Diane Dark, David Dreffe, Gary Engle- hart, Bob Fischer, Timothy Goodmw, Randall Hall. ROW 2: Gail Hamlin, Patricia Hargash, Terry Iankowiak, Janice Johnson, Charlene LaBeau, Sue Ann Loman, Daniel McNeil, Betty Miller, Jacquline North, Kenneth Parks. ROW 3: Micheal Rembisz, Carol Soliz, Michael Tablish, Linda Virginia, Gary Voelker, Suzanne Walker, Beverly Whitosky, Susan Wood. RICKER CHRISTMAS PAGEANT 47 Ricker Elementary Teachers an A , tg GRACE ATKINS VICKIE BALKO ILONA BARRON ROY FAUPEL ROSEANNE FLORIAN DORA GULLIVER First Grade Third Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade First Grade Third Grade ef? qq. A , ,:.- W F LOIS HARRY CAROL HENSHAW MARTHA HILL IVA MACLEAN GERALD MATSON EDNA MILLER Fifrh Grade Third Grade Kindergarten Second Grade Sixth Grade Fourth Grade HILDEGARDE REINKE LEOLA SCHMIDT B2g:,INEEBERGER OPAL STADNIKA ALICE STUBER First Grade Sixth Grade First Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade First Grade MYRTLE VARGASON BLANCHE WITER COLLEEN WOLFE JOSEPH DENEEN Third Grade Second Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Progress in Reading The ai.rn of the elementary reading program in the Buena Vista system is to enable the in- dividual student to become a competent, in- dependent reader through mastery of many and varied skills in a comprehensive reading program. Here First Grade students Brigitte Bujak and Mike Hamlin watch Tom Reinbold mark the missing vowel while their teacher, Mrs. Schneeberger looks on. Students are introduced to long and short sounds and leam to associate the shape of the letter with the sound of the letter. Mrs. Reinke's First Graders are writing the consonant blends which are pictured on the chart. The chart contains initial consonants in the word pictures. A variety of picture cards and charts are used for each sound. Pictured are Ricky Freeman, Cheryl Richard, and Sandy Gilbert. The study of phonics, or the sounds of letters is a very important part of the first grade reading work. This study of phonics will be intensified during the next several grades. Q-N ' at v .W These pupils are playing a game de- signed to teach them to match words and phrases on the experience chart on the left with flash cards which they hold in their hands. The exercise on the black board at the right asks them to fill in missing words and aids in developing comprehension of the words. These students are in Mrs. Atkins 's First Grade. They are Chris Nowaczyk and Mike Brickel, standing, and Cindy Jensen and Lisa Myers, seated. 'Nm 7 ty? Mrs. Witer's Second Graders are locating root words. Knowing the meaning of root words is useful in expanding the individual vocabulary of the student for they enable him to pick up many meanings from the context of what he is reading. Here Sandra Greko points out roots to Marlo Soliz, Jan Johnson, Kathleen llgen, Linda Moll, Kurt Burmeister, Yvonne Schoen, Paulette Murray, Cathy Arnst, and Kim Geitman. To become a good reader is not simple for it calls for the mastery of a wide variety of skills over a fairly long period of time. In the struggle to become an independent reader, it is necessary to leam to divide words into syllables. Here we see Timothy Hanks and Norine Eaves, pupils in Mrs. Stuber's Second Grade at Ricker, in the act of so dividing words and in showing the accented sylla- bles while the class looks on. Andrew Osmond is pointing to the spell- ing ge while Carol Buckler is marking the vowel that precedes ge . These students in Mm. Barron's Second Grade are learning that certain rules are aids to the development of independent reading. Such mastery is not to be had over night. A great deal of patience is necessary on the part of the student, the teacher, and the parent. These Fourth Graders from Mrs. Stadnika 's Room are learning to use the library as a learning tool. Having developed some basic reading skills, they are now ready for independent research projects. Now it is necessary that they learn intelligent use of the card catalogue, reference books, and how to check out books that they may need. Pictured are Mary Ames, Linda Marsden, Gordon Sedwick, Karin Johnston, Arthur Marosi, and Walter Zientek. Finally, Dick Merlone and Bob Betzold put the finishing touches on a drawing which they have completed in conjunction with a reading project in social studies. They are students in Mr. Matson's Sixth Grade. This illustrates the fact that many spe- cific types of reading are developed during the elementary program. Reading for fun, reading for knowledge during daily school work, reading for outside projects such as this one-all have their place in the ele- mentary program. At the end of the sixth grade the individual student should have developed into a skilled independent reader of comprehensive taste and abilities. Connie Sierocki, Jerry Stoddart, Ursula Bujak, and Michael Stramboski, students in Miss Harry's Fifth Grade, have done an independent research project on Henry Ford and are engaged in making a report to the class. They are telling the in- teresting story of Henry Ford's first auto- mobile. This is a device for stimulating the interest of the rest of the class for independent, purposeful reading. ,f5?ff.1,, Ricker Junior High Faculty WILLIAM ARBURY ANNETTE BORDUA EVERETTE FAGER LETHA FISHER Arts and Crafts Pflyslcal Education Physical Education ml CPR' First Semester Lit-Lib. CATHERINE ffdflglfu GATES JOHN HARVH-5 qthlvgzfl MU'-1-EN THEODORE ME'r1vA 9 ' , ' Ore ' .. Lit-hum' Auth. Science Eng.-Hut. 50311811 Hi-SIOFY sw f 2 :7Efh:zW f? ELLA ROBBINS ROBERT RUBERT RALPH J. SCHABERG DONALD SCHIESSWOHL Librarian '7th Core Shop tsirsgience I e 1 f 5'Exig5Q' : :,g X '?: '.f cn- uint' . .1 , S M, A X -i' fi. 3 ig , . Ar ., I - bfi -, ' in ELIZABETH SIMPSON THELMA SMITH DONALD TAIT JOHN WALDERZAK ELLEN K. WALSH Homemaking Seventh Grade Instrumental Music Mech. Drawing Physcial Education 2nd Semester Joseph Abler Timothy Abram Evelyn Ackerman James Acton Alex Ahejew Robert Ahrens Azalee Almond Patricia Anderson Kenneth Anklarn Leon Am Marilyn Arndt Barbara Amon Paul Barber Bonnie Bauer Ivan Baze Pete Beador Thomas Berry Robert Black Tom Boensch James Bollnger Ronald Brown Willie Brown Everette Bryce B111 Burr Robert Carigan Gloria Carroll Candle Carter Julia Chacon James Chaney Mary Lou Cisneros Donna Cook Richard Cramer Sharon Csutora Tom Curtis Gary Day H . 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This means that they need to have a wide variety of choice in subject matter and a greater amount of freedom as individu- als if they are going to become inde- pendent, adult citizens capable of making intelligent decisions and playing a satisfactory role in our democratic way of life. -fps: J Ricker Jr. High in Education Consequently, students are now moving from place to place and meeting with a variety of rather specialized teachers. They learn responsibility and self -discipline by being faced with the necessity of ad- justing to new and sometimes rather per- plexing situations. All students take certain basic subjects such as English, history, math and science. In addition, they select some subjects through which they will explore the bound- aries of a world which is ever expanding for them because of their increasing ma- turity and an increasing awareness of the complexity of modern life. These subjects --physical education, shop, homemaking, arts and crafts, journalism, and instrumental music-help the student to grow intellectually and educationally. 1 , If 1 MR. SCHIESSWOHL TEACHING A MATH CLASS MR. HARVIE TEACHING A SCIENCE CLASS ,.,1k O 5 mr ,..,,.w:a Alf- if ., 'aff Allin 40 ' in lla. MR. WALDERZAK TEACHING A SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS MRS. FISHER TEACHING AN ENGLISH CLASS if ,yvgii . if, L - QQ! 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Mu. 1 ' - an ff- ' 4, I f f k,-- Vg,-rffgxag wig 3 , 1 ,,L,, 113- ,H 1111, 5 A .,,.:. y rg, . - 66 Suzanne Losee Ronald McCall1n'n Karen Manning Dian Marsden David Miller Ed Misko Iim Misko Carol Mitas Cheryl Mize Mary Ann Moggo Ken Moll George Moore Steve Morris Linda Morrow Marta Mose Ruth Mueller Don Nally Gladys Newman Iudy Nichols Dave Nunamaker Salvador Olivarez Billy Orr Cathy Osmond Roger Packard Mari Padillo Charlene Perkins Carol Perry Tim Perry Nancy Pfau Deiada Pfisthner Everitt Pipkins David Ramsay Sandra Ranger Fred Ribble Bob Rigda Elizabeth Rosas Frank Rosas Rita Russ Carolyn Russell Fred Sagady Joe Sanchez Rosemary Schnople George Schoultz Sandra Schuler Larry Schultz Ivory Shacks Lovie Sibley Sandra Slagle Thomas Smith Ladeea Snellerrberger Fred Solrnonson Mary Srebinski Larry Starland Richard Stebner William Stein Sally Stoddart Pat Sullivan J. M. Taylor Ronna Sue Teall Jim Thomas Rosemary Town Debby Tuck Bill Tunny Susan Turner Shirley Virginia Jean Wagner Shelly Wagner Lennis Waltemeyer Margaret Wandzel Paul Warriner Y 1 'Hi s r r , wr' lm J' T! 4 wi I 'T' , .Haifa , lr f 1 4 Ex M ' 2 -1? ' 3. r tm Wim dvr .-af Q- ' Q R fa nga in as M ll ,X .1 'L .f F ' 1 . 5, s s ,Q , il-'5 ve' , rv Sr Vw 532 ww, 1 9 if Q L if 1 M sail K? L Vx as 'SZWL 3-'iz , 1 .fzr 1 . SPS 'MDP ' ' ' : L., X M51 ' - 'z 13 I:?B?i?5'5fQ' f 1 Q . 5 , , ,, . ., 4 M I .. .a iry M 1 , W... s 5 A P6 4 QP! s A 4 yu 1 V f. . 1 ? ,a 2 '9 rl 2 1 ,am , sf il li f M H we W . vw rlrx K K, 5 A ia: ffsf., 1, f Q Q ja .av 'iii if W is f,iFi:? 1 T' ' I of M W, Q M iii' f M 12 rf W fu , f f , ,s , will 'V 'ff ' 5 fr s , W ,- . , I fr w liif f-Nr: 7 1 5 21 -Q, '::,5Q.25i5 ,S . ., 25'-if 5 33f??Q'izf :i'L r R M a , , W, ,,., M b , gy M .r , f - u S las, , ,. Wi'-2 Jawa kk K 5 ,sw 3 75 aa- in Ma- r , . . .,,,, KQV fi li' 'ifhkf' 'Y Jir.N'Xff52f'glgv5 gfarfl,+57?'i1El5 Sf? . Q S A 2' wig, sf . as M if asv rf U W . , .I ii Larry Watters Jim Weinert Betty Welch Marcia Welch Jim Westendorf Buddy Williams Rosezella Williams Connie Wilson Don Wilson Karen Wolkens Charles Yeager Gary Zanner Ronald Zelmer Vincent Zolinski Ricker fun Fest Rucker P. T. A. Cfficers Pres Mr Delmar Webber fnot pictured! Vrce Pres Mr. Alfred Palmiere Treasurer Mrs. Robert Amon Secretary Mrs. William Iurgens Ricker Buzz Staff STANDING: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Carol Hoff, Susan Tumor Ronna Sue Teall, Linda Eichenbcrgcr, Laura Betz old, Pat Cramer, Pat Arndt. Mrs. Gates Francis Green, Rita Russ, Rosemary Town, Char- lene Perkins, Marta Mose Kent Kimmerly, Larry Waters, Danny Korycki, Ron McCollum inth Grade omecoming Court Dick Kirbyg Penny Voelkerg Bill Demon- gey-Kingg Judy LaVeque-Queeng Mark Webbcrg Donna Nalley Eight Grade Homecoming Court Salvador Olivarezg Rosemary Towng Marty Hain-Kingg Nancy Pfau-Queeng Don Nalleyg Marcina Dixon Student Council Back Row: Kathy King, Janet Young, Nancy Pfau, Rita Russ, Ronald Brown Front Row: Roy Huntoon, Bruce Fernan, Marty Hain, Don Nalley, Terrance Wilson, Fred Sagady Red Cross Back Row: Jean Demongey, Sandy Schuler, Lynn Herman, Connie Konecny, Sandy Carl Front Row: Scott Weber, Don Gerken, Ron McCollum, Dan Karbowski '70 Junior High Basketball ROW 1: Duane Lake, Fred Solmonson, Vasil Ahejcw, Salvador Olivarez, Don Nalley, George Moore, Don Graham ROW 2: Mr. Fager, Marty Hain, Jerry Doerr, Dan Karbowski, Dan Korycki, Tim Perry, Larry Starland-Mgr ROW 3: Frank Darling, Dick Erndt, Scott Weber, Jack Hoffman, Rickie Mihalic, Richard Cobb-Mgr. ROW 4: Alex Ahejew, Raymond Huntoon, Bruce Ferman Junior High Cheerleaders Sandy Fleshman, Jean Demongey, Marcina Dixon, Rosemary Town, Connie Wilson, Jan Young ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: RICKER BA D Diane Marsden, Gail Burton, Jean Demongey, Nancy Pfau, Sally Stoddart, Nancy Gilbert, Jean Greko Carol Mitas, Nancy Leaf Wilmer Hallman, Eddie Misko, Suzanne Losee, Kathy Osmond, Deiadra Phisthuer, Georgene Fiegel, Kathy Doyle, Jean Wagoner, Karen Wolkens, Shelley Wagner, Carolyn Russell, Mike Dargie, Melvin Burr, Ramiro Gonzales, Fred Ribble Larry Starland, James Thomas, Kenneth Moll, Ernest Defore, David Rambey, Alan Ahrens, Donald Nalley, Salvador Olivarez, Billy Orr, Fred Solmanson, Donald Graham, George Jacklin, Richard Iamurri, Dennis Janke, David Miller, Duane Lake, Sandra Schuler, Steve Morris, Richard Cobb MAJORETTES ROW 1: Nancy Pfau, Karen Manning, Suzanne Losee, Frances Green ROW 2: Pat Cramer, Rita Russ, Carol Mitas, Jane Blohm, Shirley Virginia ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3: ROW 4: Service Squad Vincent Zolinski, Peggy Finazzi, Virginia Erber, Terry Brousseau, Don Nalley, George Schoults, Gerald Doerr, Bill Fila, Ronald Mc Collum, Ronald Brown, John Matuzak, Victor Cherry Marty Hain, Richard Cobb, Ronald Rohloff, Roger Grover, Wilmer Hallman, Kent Kimmerly, Kenneth Beador, Donald Graham, Richard Stebner, Rita Russ, Carolyn Russell, Shelley Wagner Rosemary Town, Susan Losee, Karen Manning, Daniel Majeski, Kenneth Welch, Scott Weber, Terry Wilson, Fred Ribble, Carol Hoff, Nancy Pfau, Jean Demongey, Sandra Schuler, Marcia Welch Nancy Leaf, Linda Morrow, Kathleen Doyle, Laura Betzold, Naoma Dees, Janis Leitow, Francis Green Sandra Henne, Ronna Sue Teall, Sharon Zelrner, Vivian Karbowski, Betty Welch, Debby Tuck Patrol Boys Charles Yeager, Donald Wilson, Robert Schulz, Tom Dymond, Pete Beador, Jerry Doerr, Duane Lake, Richard Stebner, Kenneth Bauer, Ronald McCollum, Richard Bryce, Vincent Zolinski .Tim Mossner, Tim Abram, Robert Wesolek, Terry Wilson, Danny Henne, Mike Huff, Richard Walker, Ken Welch, David Venema, Ron Roggow Paul Barber, Darryl Marcoux, Danny Majeske, Scott Weber, Jack Hoffman, Ronald Brown, Eddie Misko, George Iacklin, Tim Perry, Marty Hain, Victor Cherry, Terry Brousseau Don Graham, Fred Ribble, Fred Solmonson 73 Don Nalley receives the Junior Suburban League Championship Trophy on behalf of the Eighth Grade Team coached by Mr. Fager A Double Championship Ricker 2 '7 - Ricker 57 - Ricker '7 1 - Ricker 49 - Ricker 2 9 - For Ricker Teams JUNIOR TEAM'S 1959-60 SCORES Freeland Bridgeport Shields Zilwaukee Carrollton Ricker Ricker Ricker Ricker Ricker 43 2 5 52 30 34 For Senior Team 's Scores see page number 90. Henry Morris receives the Senior Suburban League Championship Trophy on behalf of the Ninth Grade Team coached by Mr. Pelkki. Freeland Bridgeport Shields Zilwaukee Carrollton District Service Personnel B ii i , 3 if f B id T ii 1 t .Sq 1 al' Q 5 i , ff Custodian Ivan Becker William Brandel j Alvin Hayes Custodian X Custodian Doerr and Ricker Doerr Buena Vista 'Q Buena Vista Mary Likeric Leo Novak Frank Sayer Maxine Tea11 Custodian Custodian Messenger Custodian Buena Vista Doerr and Highland Park Ricker Not Pictured Herman Mertz, Custodian-Buena Vistag William Schomaker, Custodian Rickerg and Karl Woydak, Custodian-Ricker. Herman Weise Maintenance Ricker .S an s i ecil Smith, Maintenanceg Buena Vista ls.. X L- E if ss' L , f err' ,i Qt' -Rickerg Felix Rousseau, Custodian- Hilda Spiekerman and Otto Archambeau, Custodiansg Highland Park Hot Lunch Personnel Joan Mayer Hot Lunch Clerk RICKER Jewel Crisp, Dorothy Huntoon, Nellie Soule, Josephine Ribble, Delia Demongey HIGHLAND PARK DOERR STARR Josephine Grandy, Dorris Boyce Romanie Benemann, Jewel Willavize Emma Hallmann BUENA VISTA ' Elizabeth Nichols, Caroline Preuter, Lela Buckler, Rosalie Bolger Schuler, Bobbie Federspiel Hot Lunch Supervisor BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHCDOL Superintendent of Schools -P- Secretary Mr. Joseph G. Barr Mrs. V. Tait Cheryl Burke 'Thomas Burris Dammie Chaney Sue Chinery Danny Cook Dennis Crawford Suzanne Curtis Richard Czapp Eunice Davis Kathy Davis Margie Dean Janice Dengler Freshmen Delores Acosta Sandy Ahlgren Dwight Anklarn Betty Barber Gary Bauer Bob Bauman Gail Bell Yvonne Boardly Ioan Boensch lack Bohn Mike Boshaw Carlene Buchholz William Demongey Carmen DeVeaux Mary Dundas Barbara Duve Tony Edwards Sharon Eischer Francis Fabela Carol Favel Janice Fila Shirley Finazzi Arnesia Flemming Dennis Gabor Gloria Garza Linda Garza Elizabeth Gaumer Rita Gerow Thomas Gilbert True Gilles Terry Gilson Mary Io Gonzales William Gray Lyle Green Annette Hammond Isabelle Hannibal ' l.,wtfY2Ua s iw, k 'aw mi5:.:g1g214 M ,a. k gi' fi 'L M .X A QM 3,11 Q93 Ln l 1 l I l J. B. Welch Jerry Welch Sharon Wenzel Fred Wiles Virginia Winchester Virginia Younkin Tim Z' 1 leg er Aria Zobans ELLS BUSY BEAVERS School Snaps KING WILLIAM AND QUEEN JUDY MIND CROWDING, BILL? 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DONALD TAIT PRACTICE SESSION Buena Vista Majorettes Left to right: Sandy Owen, Connie Precoda, Elaine Brendly, Linda Lentner Vocal Music Back Row: Sandra Hill, Ina Larkin, Janette Danks, Susan Stockford, Diann Manchester, Sharlene Wade Front Row: Carol Gonalez, Nancy Bell, Pat Biskup, Sara Tucker, Instructor: Mr. Maxwell 87 Student Council BACK ROW: Don Pries, Janet Miller, Kathy Princing, Marcia Cameron, Bill Demongey FRONT ROW: Jim Larson, Sue Urbytes, Darlene Weirauch, Cheryl Fischer, Judy LaVeque P. T. A. Open House Panel P T A Qmcers Mr. Tuck, Diane Skelcy, Mr. Osler, Donna Nalley, Don Dixon, Mr. Nitz, Carmen DeVeaux, Mr. Vargason Mrs, Mahalicp Treasurer Mrs. Rindhageg President Mrs. Kimmerlyg Secretary Sports Snap i . X, iwfsmy Q 1 4 4 -up .1 wry :If 4 ,Q ymffg. uve., Q we . W Yap 'Y' lv '-'Sffkfwk . K f ,xfzggj Y' V 4 A f - - a. Q, z,,'9.,fEwL Num. 4 N M. A ,www .nf , . ,. 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Lutheran Sem. 31 Swimming Team SWIMMING TEAM BACK ROW: Sam Brown, Tom Burris, Jim Hoff, John Voss, Les Mossner CENTER ROW: Joe Jessalitis, Jack Becker, Ricky Shook, Bob Rivett, Dennis Gabor, Jim Watters, Dick Virginia, Jerry Solak, Floyd Sheldon FRONT ROW: Don Pries, Terry Kehr, Gary Leaf, Dick Kulow, Mike Slagle, Rae Taylor, Jim Young. RACING START: Terry Kehr, Dick Kulow, Les Mossner GETTING SOME POINTERS Mr. Knirk, Bob Rivett, Mr. Nitz POOLSIDE AT THE Y.M.C.A. +2 Q or ,L ,J mar e aw ,WV A q vi 1glE: k?3GaM. JV FootbaH BACK ROW: Eugene Olivarez, Ken Yoesting, Ed Demongey, Manuel Gonzalez, Maurice Henne, Bob Rivett, Bill Richardson, Lyle Thomas, George Graham, Dick Karbowski, Ron Wascher. FRONT ROW: Manager-Bob Krenz, Ed Babechenko, Bob Hensel, Sam Brown, Gordon Kimmerly, John Hargash, Jerry Laraby, Ernest Rodiquez, Don Dixon, Ken Howe, Ray Buckler, Jim Self, Coach-Mr. Pelkki, Manager-Dick Kirby. BACK ROW: Coach-Mr. Fager, Manager-Larry Starland, Alan Poplewski, Coach-Mr. Metiva. 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