Eau Claire High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Eau Claire, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

BEAVER TALES EAU CLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL Eau Claire, Michigan Connie Wanbaugh. Editor ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Stenbakken. Advisor; Sharyn Snyder. Typist; Donna Kimball. Typist; Ruth Ann Hirsch. Typist; Sue Andres, Treasurer; Jim Utrup, Assistant Editor; Connie O’dell. Advertising; Reta Gene Kesterke. Advertising; Jim Rakauski. Assistant Sports Writer; Pete Dejanovick, Sports Editor. STANDING: Sharon Easton, Sales; Mike Jones. Sales; Janet Schaub, Sales; Connie Wanbaugh, Editor; Virgil Bradford, Advertising; Dick Nevins, not shown; Betty Jean Taylor, Typist. FOREWORD We, the annual staff, enjoy the honor and privilege of presenting to you this year's BEAVER TALES. Through it we hope to show you the activities of a full and wonderful year at Eau Claire High School. We will be satisfied if, when you turn these pages many years from now, you can recap- ture the dreams, sorrows, hopes and joys of 1963, and can relive the same emotions, un- changed by your journey down the long corridors of time. 2 SITTING: Gaye Wilson. Asst. Art Editor; John Froelich. Asst. Editor; Jim Flory. Editor; Pat Hauch. Asst. Art Editor; Muriel George. Art Editor; Diane Bailey. Reporter; Mary Lull, Circulation Manager. STANDING: Sharon Frank. Gossip Editor; Charlene Radke. Typing Manager; Carol Wier. Reporter; Margie Hewitt. Reporter; Jeff Vladic. Asst. Sports Editor; Pat Martinic. Layout Director; Miss Clanton. Sponsor; Ruth Ann Hirsh. Asst. Typist; Alice Bailey, Asst. Typist; Cheryl Williams. Class Reporter; Jackie Woodworth, Asst. Gossip Editor; Janet Schuab, Proof Reader: Janis Brlney, Asst. Typist; Gail Mull. Proof Reader; Donna Kimball. Class Reporter. THE BEAVER GAZETTE The newspaper staff of 1963 has made a new attempt to produce a newspaper suitable to everyone’s interest which they called the’’BEAVER GAZETTE.’’About every two weeks a new paper came out containing gossip columns, class reports, cross-word puzzles, sports columns, the principal's comer, and other interesting articles. 3 Mr. Robert Young ren IN DEDICATION To Mr. Robert Youngren, Mr. Richard Brame, Mr. Jerry Wabeke, and Mr. Art Kiel, we dedicate our 1963 BEAVER TALES in appreciation for the fine measure of school spirit which you have instilled in our school this past year. Your untiring effort and interest has not gone unnoticed. We may not fully realize the time and dedication which you have devoted to us and our interests, but by this dedication we gratefully acknowledge your inspiration. BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: John Vermilya, Robert Koenig. Larence Kesterke. Max Stover. SITTING: Phil Rakauski. Clare Ferguson. John Burback, John Schadt. 5 ry Mr. John B. Vermilyn Superintendent of Eau Claire Public Schools SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE This year will be one we will long remember, if for no other reason than the weather. Never in recorded school history has inclement weather forced the closing of schools for as great amount of time as it has this year. The problem seemed to be that no one could do a thing about it! In spite of all this, great strides have been made in our school community. Money for an addition to the Elementary School building has been voted by the people. We have a strong, dedicated school staff. Plans have been made to organize two Special Education rooms for next year. Currently, reorganization of area school districts is being studied. I am sure that through the combined efforts of all concerned, the Eau Claire Public Schools will continue to progress in a satisfactory manner. Mr. Robert Youngren Principal of Eau Claire Senior High School ADIEU! The small rivulet which gradually and laboriously meanders through nature's varied obstacles to ultimately culminate Its long journey is comparable to a senior's reaching com- mencement. The trials, tribulations and anxieties encountered from kindergarten through high school are suddenly forgotten and only the fond remembrance of the happier days have any important significance. As these last days, hours and minutes fly by like the rushing river now thundering uncontrollably into the vast sea. the common tendency is to have regrets about leaving. Thus, at this point, I would like to make you cognizant that your education is a continual process throughout life. What you have learned here or how well you have learned it will help determine your future success or failure. It has been a pleasure to work with you this past year, and please come back often to visit 7 and inform us of your progress. MR. VOTH You'll learn to spell if you learn nothing else! Biology: General Science; Dramatics Advisor MRS. SAMPSON The following people have books overdue in the li- brary. Library MR. SAMPSON Sometimes! Shop; Drawing; Junior Class Sponsor MR. KIEL Make those little fingers fly just as fast as you can! Typing; Varsity Basketball Coach; Senior Class Sponsor 8 Have you not? ’ General Math; Social Studies; Senior Class Assist- ant Sponsor MRS. DECKER I believe the bell rang. Psychology; English; Choir; Cheerleader Sponsor; Junior Class Assistant Sponsor MR. WABEKE Pinky Commercial; Business Law; Speech; Phys- ical Education; Junior Varsity Basketball; Assistant Football Coach; Varsity Advisor 9 Don't push the panic button. Mathematics; Football Coach; Track Coach MR. JONES There must be a flaw in my logic! Agriculture; Physics; Chemistry; F.F.A. Sponsor MR, CAMPBELL Let's try and stay together this time! Band; History; Sophomore Class Assistant Sponsor MISS CLANTON Are you ready now?’ Spanish; English; French 10 MRS. GREENMAN All right. YOU stand in that corner, and YOU put your nose against the refrigerator. Home Economics; Girls' Physical Education; F. H. A. Sponsor MRS. VOTH Do you understand — No? - Yes?' Business Math; Bookkeeping; Shorthand; Office Practice; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. STENBAKKEN Stop and THINK about it for awhile Speech; Literature; English; Annual Advisor MR. KOZIOL Trick Government; Occupational Information; Freshman Class Sponsor BUS DRIVERS Mr. Harold Hansen. Mrs. O'dell. Mrs. Skinner. Mr. Churchill. Mr. Ken Hughes. Mr. Glen Busick. Mr. Bob Menchall, Mr. Cecil Preston. Mr. Muller. Mr. Lee Howey. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT FOW: John Froehlich. Jim Flore, Mary Lull, Bill Martinic. SECOND ROW: Claudia Skinner, Connie O'Dell. Secretary; Connie Wanbaugh, Carol Weir, Treas- urer; Alice Bailey. THIRD ROW: Don Gatchell, Chuck Tollas, President; Pat Martinic, Lynn Schadt, Jim Rakauski, Vice President; Bob Dings. VARSITY CLUB TOP ROW: Victor Gray, Dick Nevins, Ralph Nimtz, Bob Shilling, Sterling Bailey, John Dejanovich. Vergil Bradford. Mike Jones. SECOND ROW: John Froehlich. John Hass. Vic Savich. Jim Kasa, Leo Savich. Don Gatchell. Jeff Vladic. THIRD ROW: Ken Wheeler. Dean Saetre, Leonard Feagles. Ron Wheeler. Jim Flore. Jerry Prilliwitz. FOURTH ROW: Bill Martinic, Student Council; Pete Dejanovich. Secretary; Mr. Jerry Wabeke, Sponsor; Chuck Tollas. President; Lynn Schadt, Treasurer; James Rakauski. Vice President. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: E. Bujack, Treasurer; J. Strong, Vice- President; D. Nevins, President; S. Frank, Secretary, SECOND ROW: S. McCarthy, J. Vermilya. D. Kimball. D. Bailey, C. Flory, B. Juroff, G. Wilson, G. Vicini, B. Hudson, C. McCarthy. THIRD ROW: H. Guenther. D. Langer, N, Sanders, S. Snyder, P. Hauch, S. Trail, K, Moore, C. Wanbaugh, J. Shaub, N. Freeling, S. Page, M. Dunckel. FOURTH ROW: J. Edwards, C. Skinner. R. Weir, J. Vladic, J. Allen, D. Haskins, P. Dejanovich, P. Martinic, V, Savich, I. Cohen. L. Sldbbe. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: D. Preston, Secretary; S. Snyder, Reporter; P. Martinic. Representative; Mrs. Greenman, Advisor; M. Hewitt, Vice-President; C. Weir. Treasurer; A.Case. President; M. Lull, Songleader. SECOND ROW: D. Kellogg. J. Strong, C. Flory, J. Short, N. Sells, S. Hosbein, M. Messner, S. Dunckel, B. Hudson. M. Farmer. C. Braathen. THIRD ROW: E. Bujack. N. Sanders. D. Coffinger, M. Dunckel, J. Kendall, K. Martinic, D. Wanbaugh, N. Freeling. C. Bishop. B, Tillman. J. Romeo. FOURTH ROW: S. Page, H. Guenther. A. Bailey. N. Baird. K. Moore, N. Chronister, K. Paul, B. Wagner, K. Grove. P. Archer, S. Trail. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: C. Knapp. Vice-President; N. Wolf. Treas- urer; . D. Gatchell, Student Council Representative; S. Bailey. Sentinel; Mr. Jones. Advisor; B. Schilling, Secre- tary; J. Edwards, Reporter; J. Prilliwitz. President. SECOND ROW: R. Knapp. E. Warren. L. Braathen. B. Karchunas. F. Sommer, J. Rudlaff, R. Mol ter, A. Molter, B. King. THIRD ROW: R. Weir. R. Uebler. J. Holts. P. Miller. S. Rapp. L. Feagles. G. Deaner. C. Sells. J. Vladic. D. Dunckel. FOURTH ROW: J. Cook. H. Hirsch, C. Pagels. D. Sells. P. Moore. R. Thorton. D. Souers, M. George. B. Keene. 18 E AU CLAIRE SCHOOL BAND SEATED: Left to Right. Reta Gene Kesterke, Janet Schaub, Christine Pucheu. Gaye Wilson. Sue Burbach. Faith Harmon. Sharon Easton. Janet Vermllya. Joyce Short. Carol Tollas. Jim Allen. Wayne Rodell. Judy Strong. Susan Andres. Joyce Kendall. Lynn Price. David Price. . Paul Figal. Judy Blaylock. Pat Layman. . Carol Burbach. Dianne Bailey. Jean Vermilya, Gary Blaylock, Ken Wheeler, Steve Edwards. Peg La Vanway. Ron Wheeler. STANDING: Sharon Buck, . Connie O'Dell, Ingram Frazier, Bill Juroff, Mr. Campbell, Band Director; Patsy Hauch, Jon Cook, John Edwards, Bill Sharp, Doug Thweat. MAJORETTES: Judy Blaylock. Connie O'Dell, Carol Burbach. Sharon Easton 16 GLEE CLUB MEMBERS: Jackie Frazier. Vickie Mickiewitcz, Mary Lull, Raylenee Knapp. Charlene Bishop. Cathy Allen. Madeline Mitchell. Agnes Case. Marilyn Haskins. Gladys Sanders. Sharon Keene, Cherry Hartlerode, Kathy Gillem. Donna Preston. Pat Potter, Jean McAfee. Bobbi McAfee. Doris O'Neal, Lillian Brooks. Charlene Radke. Marjorie Hewitt, Judy Nod ruff, Kay Moore, Shirley Trail, Sharon Page. CHOIR MEMBERS: Mike Behnke. Mike Romeo. Dixie Kellogg. Barbara Hudson. Edith Bujack. Janet Schaube, Sandy Dunckel. Darlene Statler, Joy Preston. Phil Ausra, Darlene Paustian. Jerry Arpurt, Floyd Sommer. Connee Flory, Leona Gerlach, Cindy Gist, Connie O'Dell, Linda Jones. Margaree Cooks. Jo Romeo, Loretta Meyer, Dan Price, Susan McCarthy. Carl Price, Roger Molter, Terry Hartlerode. Bill Atkins, Rex Thornton. Joe Flory, Jerry Atkins. Bob Bolt. Eddie Randall. Darrell Dunckel, Robert Molter. 17 CHESS CLUB MEMBERS: Fred Wilson. Roger Weir. Bill Sharp. Bill Juroff, Janis Briney. Bob Dings. Harry Billings. Jim Rodell, Ira Cohen. Tom Ober. Ruthann Hirsch. Terry Hartlerode. Ronnie Huddleson. David Souers, Reta Gene Kesterke, Judy Strong. Jerry Price, John Edwards. Paul Sharp. Phil Miller, Georgette Vincini, Ronnie Redman, Karen Souers, Galen Johnson. LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS: Helen Guenther. Shirley Trail. Janet Schaub. Connie O'Dell. Gay Wilson. Patsy Hauch. Virginia Cantrell, Dianna Wanbaugh. Gail Mull. Carol Braathen. Terry Herb Kruger. Johnny Hass. Mrs. Sampson, Librarian. Hartlerode. Dianne Bailey. Barb Tillman, Nancy Sanders. 18 THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME JUNIOR PLAY Mr. Buford . . Lucy Buford . . Old Tom . . . Thanky ......... Richard Hunt . . Nellie Hunt . . Jenny Overstreet Nathan Cherry Melissa Turner . Betsy Cherry . Margaret Smith . Mrs. Smith . . , , . . John Hass Virgil Bradford . . Janet Schaub . Bob Schilling . Donna Kimball . . Jerry VVedel . Connie O'Dell Ruthann Hirsch Pete De Janovich . Sandy Dunckel . . Judy Strong Connie Wanbaugh . Reta Kesterke SENIOR CLASS PLAY Bill Martlnic, Jon Grabmeyer. Lynn Schadt. Connie Kesterke. Dick Kevins. Sandy Dunckel. Sue Andres. Jerry Wanbaugh. Janet Schaub, Mr. Voth, Donna Kimball. Reta Wedel. Pete Dejanovich. HAPPY DAZE CAST Mr. Maxwell . . . Mrs. Maxwell . , Wilbur Maxwell . Connie Maxwell Betty Lou Maxwell Bernadine Smith . Hercules Nelson Mrs. Brown . . . Aunt Mary . . . Mr. Mallory . . . Elmer........... Muggsy.......... Pete Dejanovich . Janet Shaub Jon Grabemeyer Connie Wanbaugh . Reta Kesterke . Donna Kimball , . Bill Martinic . Sandy Dunckel . . Sue Andres . . Jerry Wedel , , . Lynn Schadt . . Dick Nevins Directed by Mr. Voth ORIENTAL GARDEN JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM TRACK Last season the small but talented Eau Claire track team had probably the best season of the school's history. With the help of the ’’Big Four.” the 440 and 880 relay teams consisting of Leo Savich, Bill Martinic, Mike ladic, and John Deaner, the Eau Claire Beavers finished second in the conference, and won the Berrien Springs Relays. In the Berrien Relays, the ’’Big Four” totaled 49 of the 52 points for Eau Claire. The Beavers also finished second in the Regional. Besides these accomplishments, the Beavers also set several school records. These records are: Shot Put Mile Run Mile Relay 440 880 Berrien Relay Mike Vladic Gene Wright Vic Savich, Dennis Radke, Willie King, Gene Wright Leo Savich Big Four Big Four 45 feet, 8inches 4 minutes, 42 seconds 3 minutes, 44 seconds 51.8 seconds 1 minute, 35.2 seconds 1 minute, 11.3 seconds TALES OF THE BASEBALL TEAM The Eau Claire Beavers baseball team finished last season with a five and seven won and lost record. Although the record wasn’t too bad, the Beavers are expecting a much better season this year because of only losing four players from the team last year. The Beavers were lead by Virg Bradford and Dean Satre in both hitting and pitching last year. Both players won two games pitching and both batted over 400. STANDING: Lynn Schadt, Victor Savich. Jeff Vladlc. Mr. Richard Brame, Coach; Mr. Norman Lambert, Assistant Coach; Jim Flore. Leo Savich. and Jim Rakauski. EAU CLAIRE GOLF TEAM The Eau Claire gold team had a very good season by winning ten and losing four. The highlight of the season was the Beaver golfers placing third in the regional golf meet. This gave them the honor of playing in the state golf meet, and as a result the Beavers placed seventh in the state of Michigan. 28 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Donna Kimball. Diane Bally. STANDING: Reta Kesterke. Sharon Frank. Virginia Cantrell. PEP CLUB We would like to thank the Pep Club, led by Mr. Cambell for all the moral support they gave to the basketball team. EAII CLAIRE 29 FIRST ROW: C. Sells. R. Mol ter. K. Wesner, M. Behnke, M. Romeo, R. Taylor, T. Ober, H. Billings. B. Cain, L. Paustlan. T. Hartlerode, H. Hirsch. SECOND ROW: D. Marquis. J. Keller. R. Thornton. R. Molter. B. Ober. D. Sours. R. Kublick. C. Tollas, V. Savich. C. Price. R. Staley. J. Hass. W. Frank. THIRD ROW: Coach Brame, J. Flore. B. Martinic. T. Jones. D. Gatchell. V. Gray. J. Dejanovich, B. Schilling. J. Rakauski, P. Dejanovich. S. Bailey, V. Bradford. J. Kasa. L. Savich, R. Gleason, Coach Wabeke. Bob Schilling Sterling Bailey Don Gatchell Victor Gray John Hass FOOTBALL The Eau Claire Beavers finished the 1962 football season with only two wins. But the Beavers were hit hard by the injury jinx; the team was never at full strength. But they fought to the end, never giv- ing up. The Beavers were led in scoring by Leo Savich's thirty points. Virg Bradford and Victor Gray had twelve points each. The Eau Claire Annual Staff would like to congratulate the sixteen graduating Seniors and the coaches for the wonderful drive and spirit they showed all year. Virgil Bradford Football Scores Eau Claire 6 Opponents 14 St. Johns 6 12 New Buffalo 7 27 Galien 0 13 Edwards burg 6 66 Ponies 26 13 Bridgeman 14 0 New Troy 6 19 Three Oakes Chuck Tollas John Dejanovich Pete Dejanovich Tension was mounting—the parade was about to begin. Soon everyone would know that Sharon and Chuck would reign over the Homecoming events. A new tradition was started with a beautiful Homecoming Parade. All of the classes and clubs participated by entering a float. Not even the loss of the game dampened the high spirits that prevailed. STANDING: Jim Kasa. Manager; Rick Staley. Chuck Tollas, John Dejanovich, Walter Frank. Wayne Rodell, Jim Flore. KNEELING: Leo Savich. Virgil Bradford. Pete Dejanovich, Art Kiel, Coach; Lynn Schadt. Jim Rakauski. Dan Marquis. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Mary Lull. Donna Kimball. Reta Kesterke. KNEELING: Virginia Cantrell. 33 Dan Marquis Jim Flore Leo Savich John Dejanovich Lynn Schadt Walter Frank BASKETBALL The Eau Claire Beavers had a fairly good season this year by win- ning six and losing ten. The Beavers were hurt this year because of lack of height, but they never gave up fighting. The Beavers were led in scoring by LeoSavich with a 16.3 average, followed by Jim Rakauski with a 12.1 average. Last but not least was Pete Dejanovich with a 11.4 average. Wayne Rodell Chuck Tollas Virgle Bradford JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: Bob Molter. Tom Ober. Bob Bolt. Mr. Wabeke, Hirsch. Chuck Rosson. Victor Savich, Jeff Vladtc. Jerry Atkir. Coach; Eldon Grabemeyer. John Froellch. Mike McLeod. Ron Taylor. STANDING: Paul Sharp. Bill Atkins. Rex Thornton, Harold JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Barb Tillman. Patsy Hauch, Jo Romeo. Alice Bailey 36 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL STANDING: Center to Right. (23) Harry Brown. (40) Jim Ferguson. (41) Bill Trail. (14) Mike Peters. (44) Dale Hippensteel. (32) Bob Pagels. (18) Tom Disterheft. (21) Dale Newman. (31) Jerry Davis. (13) Jack Wilson. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Schinske. Wayne Kendall, Greg Krohn. Bruce Miller, Phil Grant, Mike Benson. Ron Tidey. Lester Sells. David Huddleston. John Riggs. Bill Wagner. 37 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS LYING: Linda Molter. Pat Layman. Joyce Chiseck. STANDING: Marion Gunther, Judy Blaylock, Barabra Latislaw. 38 Valedictorian John Edward Hass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hass, was born in Benton Harbor, Michigan, on November 30, 1944. He attended North Maple Grove public school in Eau Claire. Michigan, from elementary to eighth grade and then came to Eau Claire High School. He has majored in mathematics, social studies, science, and English. His extracurricular activities Included the following: President of the Senior Class. Student Council Representative and Parliamentarian. Boys State. Junior Class Play, sports writer for school newspaper, football, volleyball, and Library Club President. John has recently been accepted by Michigan State University and plans to enter the field of engineering in his future. Betty Jean Taylor, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Taylor, was born in Portland. Oregon, on March 2. 1945. She attended Vryheid Elementary and High School in the Republic of South Africa through tenth grade, and then came to Eau Claire High School. She has majored in English, mathematics, social studies, and science. Her extracurricular activities include typist for the yearbook. Betty Jean plans to attend West Suburban Hospital School of Nursing, and then go on to Wheaton College in Illinois. Saluta to rian SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Hass. President; Pete Dejanovich, Vice-President; Virgil Bradford, Treasurer; Ralph Nimtz. Secretary; Connie Wanbaugh, Lynn Schadt, Student Council Representatives. Wkal J, A Senior is a person of mixed emotions. He wistfully looks backwards, hopefully looks forward, and wishes he could stay in the present. Suddenly he realizes that he only has one short year in which to squeeze so many things. During the swiftly moving months he is swallowed in the rush of grades, caps and gowns, Cla?S colors’ magazine sales, announcements and a million-and-one other things. As to those multitudinous college and job applications—is there never an end to them? It's great to be a Senior! He is the pride and despair of all who know him. He enjoys the prestige of having finally arrived at the top. the respect of the underclassmen and the privileges that come his way because of his seniority! But those responsibilities that dog his footsteps! Why must they plague the Senior And then the wonderful night of graduation comes. The dreams of the future are so close that the Sen- a f1!?0?1 reach °ut and touch them- Why then that strange lump in his throat? Ah. don't you see? After tonight he will no longer be able to call himself a Senior. All the wonderful experiences will be but pleasant, warm, and very vivid memories of the past. Years from now, you will only be known by your picture on the wall of the school hallway, but you will carry forever the memories, hopes, and dreams of your Senior days. Take those wistful backward glances, but go on. Senior, strive for the future! 40 JOSEPH GEORGE ADAMS I may be nuts, but I have a lot of fun.” Football 2.3; Prom Com- mittee 3. SUSAN ANN ANDRES Are you kidding?' Band 1.2; F. H. A. 1; Choir 1; Dramatics Club 1.2; Class Secretary 1; J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1; Football Cheerleader 2; F. N. A. 2; Class Treas- urer 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff. Treasurer 4. STERLING BAILEY Football 1.2.3.4; Varsity Club 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. 1.2.4; Track 3. LARRY JOHN BRAATHEN Beats me, man. F.F.A. 2.3.4; Pep Club 3. ROGER DALE BISHOP Education is very good, but for what I'll never know. F.F.A. 2,3,4. VIRGIL BRADFORD Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1.2.3.4; Football 2.3.4; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Var- sity Club 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3; Prom Com- mitee 3; Junior Play 3; Class Treasurer 4. 41 JANIS JO BRINEY ”1 may look like a mutt, but I'm really not.” Band 1: Library 2.3; Pep Club 2.4; F. H. A. 3; Chess Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. JOHN ALAN BROOKINS Ain’t it the truth. Baseball 2.4; Prom Com- mittee 3. EDITH LORRAINE BUJACK She's quiet, but always full of things to say. F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; F F.T.A.. Treasurer 2.4; F.N.A. 2; Choir 1,2; Pep Club 2.4; Dramatics Club 2; Prom Committee 3. JOHN DEJANOVICH Well, it's no big thing. Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Varsity Club 1.2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3. PETE DEJANOVICH Onward to Victory. Football 1.2.3.4; Basket- ball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2, Varsity Club President 3. Varsity Club Secretary 4; Archery Club 2; Student Council 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Class Vice-President 4; P.T.S. A., Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 4; Annual Staff 4. 42 EDITH LORAINE DILLON You got me? F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 2.4; Letter Carrier 2. SANDRA A. DUNCKEL Nothing comes before something. F.H.A. 1,3.4; PepClub2.4; Letter Carrier 2; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4. SHARON LOU EASTON Just dare me and 1 11 do it. Band 1.2,3.4; F.H.A.1; Li- brary Club 1; Prom Com- mittee 3; Pep Club 4; Choir 1. LEONARD FEAGLES Live and Learn Football 3; Track 3.4; Var- sity Club 3.4; F.F.A. 3.4. WALTER HERMAN FRANK Honesty will get you far. Baseball 1.2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Volley- ball 4; Prom Committee 3. JON MICHEAL GRABMEYER They said it couldn't be done, so I didn't even try. Football 1; Pep Club 2.3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Volley ball 4. VICTOR ALLEN GRAY Can't say they won't let me. Football 1.2.3,4; Track 1, 2.4; Varsity Club 3.4. 43 CHERYL LYNN HARTLERODE Money doesn't buy every- thing. F.H.A. 1.2.3; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 2.4; Glee Club 4. JOHN EDWARD HASS You'll see. Student Council Represent- ative 2; Boys' State 3; Junior Class Play 3; Stu- dent Council Parliamen- tarian 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Class Pres- ident 4; Library Club President 4; Newspaper 4; Football 4; Volleyball 4. RUTH ANN HIRSCH Hey, Stupid! Letter Carrier 1,2; Choir 1; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2; Pep Club 2,4; Dramatics Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Jun- ior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. SANDRA JEAN HOSBEIN It's up to you. F.H.A, 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 2. AA MIKE L. JONES When in doubt; do with- out! F.T.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Basketball 2,3; Archery Club 2; Class Play 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Var- sity Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. SHARON LEE KEENE Oh well, they say there's a reason for everything. F.H.A. 1.2; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 2.4. THOMAS EUGENE KELLER Well .at least I tried. F.F.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Span- ish Club 2. RETA GENE KESTERKE I was cut out to be a genius, unfortunately someone forgot to put the pieces together. Class President 1; Student Council 1.2; Band 1.2; Spanish Club 1; Choir 2; Dramatics Club 2; Pep Club 2.4; Football Cheer- leader 2.4; Basketball Cheerleader 2,4; Junior Play 3; Girls' State 3; Prom Committee. Chair- man 3; Senior Play 4; Chess Club 4. DONNA LEE KIMBALL Geez F.H.A. 1; Letter Carrier 1; Choir 1; J. V. Cheer- leader 1.2; F.T.A. 2,4; Pep Club 1.4; Dramatics Club 2; F.N.A. 2; Queen's Court 2; Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Football Cheerleader 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Play 4. 43 CHARLES LYNN KNAPP PAT ANN MARTINIC To be an individual. F.H.A. 1.2,3.4: F.N.A. 1; F.T. A. 1,2,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Director of Class Play 3,4. BILL MARTINIC It's Just like deer huntin'; you don't know anything about it. Football 2,3,4; Track 3.4; Varsity Club 3,4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 4. DANIEL MARION MITCHELL I don't care. Baseball 1.2.3,4; Football 2.3: J.V. Basketball 2. DICK DRAKE NEVINS Unfair. Unfair!I Track 1,2; Newspaper 3; Senior Play 4; Varsity Club 4; F.T.A. 4; Radio An- nouncer 4. RALPH WARREN NIMTZ Diddle stuff Baseball 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 4. Class Secretary 4. ROBERT OBER All the girls are at St. Johns. F. F. A. 1; Football 2.4; Volleyball Team 4. CONNIE MARIE O'DELL That ain't no big thing! F.H.A. 1.2,3; Library Club 1.4; Band 2; Pep Club 2.4; Class Play 3: Student Council Secretary 4; Annu- al Staff 4. RANDA KATHLEEN PAUL You wanna step outside?' F.H.A. 1.2.4; Dramatics Club 2; Class Play Assist- ant Director 3,4; Pep Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. 47 CAROL ANN POLASHAK JERALD DONALD PRILLW1TZ '’Promises, promises, promises F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Band 1; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Library Club 1; Archery Club 2. Oh. fooey! Football 2,3,4; Track 2.3. 4; Pep Club 2; F. F.A.2,3, 4. JIM CHARLES RAKAUSKI Attention, attention, please! Please report to the office. Varsity Club 1,2,3. 4; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Golf 2,3,4; Student Council 4. DEAN SAETRE Not much longer and It will be all over.” Baseball 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Football 1,3,4. LEO SAVICH One time baby.” Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Golf 1,2.3; Foot- ball 2.3.4; Varsity Club 2,3.4; Vice President 3; Prom Committee 3. M. LYNN SCHADT Troubles 7 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3.4; Golf 2.3.4; News- paper Staff 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Student Council 4; Senior Play 4. 48 JANET WHITSON SCHAUB Don't look at me, I didn't do it. F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2; Span- ish Club 1; Student Coun- cil 1.2; Library Club 1,4; F.T.A. 2.4; Pep Club 2.4; Dramatics Club 2; Class Play 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 4; News- paper Staff 4. ROBERT EUGENE SCHILLING I really don't think I'm very bright, but then what’s my opinion against the rest of the world! F.F.A. 1.2,3.4; Football 1. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2.4; Class Play 3; Varsity Club 4. DONALD ALBERT SKIBBE I doubt that! F.F.A. 1; Prom Commit tee 3; Track Team 3. SHARYN LOUISE SNYDER Why take life seriously, you never get out alive. F.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 4; Annu- al Staff 4. JUDITH ANN STRONG Short and Sweet. Band 1.2; Choir 1; F.H.A. 1.2,3.4; Dramatics Club 1; Pep Club 2; Class Secre- tary 3; Jr. Play 3; F.T.A., Vice-president 4; Chess Club 4. BETTY JEAN TAYLOR You get out of life just what you put into it. Annual Staff 4. 49 CHUCK TOLLAS How 'bout that Football 1,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Student Council President 4; Prom Chairman 3; Var- sity Club. President 4; Varsity Club Vice Pres- ident 3; Homecoming King 4. CONNIE KAY WAN BAUGH No. Sweets—You'll see! Spanish Club 1; F.T.A. 2.4; Sophomore Class Secre- tary 2; Prom Committee 3; Junior Class Play 3; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 4; Senior Play 4; Editor of Annual 4: D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 4. ZETTIE MAE WATSON Big deal F. H. A. 1; Choir 1. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: JERRY WEDEL Two heads are better'n one. Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3; Initiation Committee 2; Pep Club 2; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play 4; Pistons 4; Annual Staff 4; Talent Show Com- mittee 4. MR. ARTHUR KIEL MRS. PATRICIA STEINKE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ENGRAM FRAZIER LORETTA MEYER CHARLES PAGLES DUANE SELLS CAROLE ANN TERESA WEIR Golly. Just have faith. You'll survive. F.H.A. 1,2.4; LibraryClub 1.2: Dramatics Club 1; Archery Club Treasurer 1; F.T.A. 2; Pep Club President 2; Class Treas- urer 2; Class President 3; Prom Committee 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Volleyball 4. NORLAN ELDON WOLF I don't care! F.F.A. 1,2; Football 2; F. F. A. Treasurer 3. 30 w Please Mother? I Just saw a teacher fall down the steps. So you think I'm smart? Dance anyone ? X A little lower. I got It! Zim Bomba I try so hard not to giggle. Look ma, no cavities! The old swim- ming hole. How about a little kiss, baby! Hi Buddy Here's my head. . . . ??? I hear there's a new girl in town. But we're not ready to go home yet. I wonder how much money I made so far. They say I have a profile like Frank Sinatra. Wild Ruth! Wait! I'm not ready to have my picture taken! middle....??? Sweet dreams Got a lite? SENIOR PERSONALITIES CLASS FLIRTS: Jerry Wedel. Connie O'Dell CLASS CLOWNS: BUI Martlnlc, Sandy Dunckel 52 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Betty Jean Taylor. John Hass MOST ATHLETIC: Donna Kimball. Leo Savich BEST DRESSED: Lynn Schadt, Sharon Easton CLASS CUTIES: Judy Strong. Sonny Frank Wk.t -3, J) junior? Ah, the last rung of the high school ladder before the very top! With a little pride, the Junior views the past two years and heaves a sight of relief. Next year he will be at the top. Just imagine, he made it through those two years. They weren’t so tough after all--------- -------or were they? But here is a fun loving, hard working Junior—when he wants to be! Well, you are only a Junior once; so dive in and enjoy it. He has the respect of the many underclassmen but is free from Senior responsibilities. What a life! He fills his hours with the ’’sweet” pleasure of selling candy—cans and cans and more cans. The prom and class play keep him occupied till all hours, and then there is always the inevitable joy of studying U.S. History, or selling refreshments at the games. The days whizz by and suddenly the Junior becomes a Senior: so. Junior, enjoy your freedom, carry your responsibilities, while you have the time. And don’t forget to pass your U.S, History exams! Sharon Frank Wayne Rodell Jean Wagner Marjorie Hewitt Secretary Vice President 54 Steve Andrews Nancy Baird Shirley Bennett Harry Billings Fred Bingham Charlene Bishop Carol Braathan Susan Burbach Virginia Cantrell Agnes Case Randy Case Nancy Chronister Diane Coffinger Gary Deaner Jim Flore Don Gatchell Muriel George Dawn Grabemeyer Kathie Grove Sue Hannapel Freida Herman Nancy Herman Gale Hokinson Joseph Holts Tom Jones Jim Kasa John Keller Jack Kesterke Robert King Herb Kruger Francis Layman Jerry Likes Mary Lull Edward Mickiewicz Phillip Miller Madeline Mitchell 53 Jean Page Allen Paustian Donna Preston Jerry Price Charlene Kadke Janice Ruff Nancy Sells David Souers Rick Staley Jim Utrup Georgette Vicini Barbara Wagner Ronald Wheeler Charles Williams Jackie Woodworth WL,i J SoU opn om ore. A Sophomore is also known as the highest of the lowly. He is caught in the pinch with Freshmen on the bottom and Juniors and Seniors on the top. The Sophomore is at the stage of note writing. Instead of collecting homework, the teacher collects secret notes. They have parties and try to stay out late. They dislike 8:35 in the morning, general science tests, and anything else that pertains to thinking. The Sophomore feels that it is high time they were noticed, so they get an A on their report card, and put a snake under the bleachers during a basketball game. A Sophomore makes friends easily; also enemies. This year is the time when they REALLY get to know the teachers; this is the year the teachers REALLY want to quit! But way deep down inside a Sophomore is thinking to himself, Gee, next year I'll be a Junior—Gosh! I have only two years left and then—Boy! I'd better start planning my career!” President Vice President Treasurer Mary Brookins Carl Starner Helen Guenther Secretary Patsy Hauch Jim Allen Alice Bailey Diane Bailey Sue Benson Gary Blaylock Lillian Brooks Clara Broaman Sharon Buck Ira Cohen Kathy Colpltts Jon Cook Cheryl Doolen John Edwards Stephen Edwards Connie Flory Joe Flory Jacqueline Fralzer Nancy Freehllng John Froehlich Michael George Kathy Glllem Alice Gratzle Brenda Gray Faith Hardman Allen Hartwig Donna Haskins Jim Hawks Patricia Heaton Harold Hlrsch Susan Hurrle Galen Johnson Linda Jones William Juroff Robert Karchunas Robert Keene Irma King Joe King Michael King Richard Knapp Richard Marks Karen Martinlc Connie McCarthy Mike McLeod Arvada Merrill John Meyer Allen Molter Kay Moore Paul Moore Judy Nodruff Sharon Page Marilyn Pascoe Patricia Potter David Price Neta Price Sam Rapp James Rodell Jo Ann Romeo Nancy Sanders Jenny Lee Sapp Victor Savich Charles Sells William Sharpe Linda Skibbe Ellen Street Dan Strine Roger Swisher Shirley Trail Jeff Vladic Nancy Wagner Diana Wanbaugh Rosemary Watson Mike Wesner Kenneth Wheeler Cheryl Williams Fred Wilson Gaye Wilson S8 Barbara Tillman Dixie Kellogg Paul Sharpe Terry Hartlerode Secretary Vice-President President Treasurer WUJ, J Freshmen come in widely assorted shapes and sizes, but according to the upperclassmen, there is only one color—green! They are found in various places, and usually, the wrong places. First hour they are still wandering in the halls. They are the ones that look forgotten and lost- like a bad apple in the apple barrel, or the one black sheep in a flock of white sheep. They try to do good, but it turns out wrong. They are proud that they are finally a part of high school. They like 11:45, 3:30 and study hour. They dislike 8:35 A. M„ longer dinner lines, initiation, upperclassmen who think they know it all, and the inevitable 20th mistake in a one minute typing practice. Freshmen give the teachers no relief since the teachers know their troubles have just begun. Mary Allen Wesley Allen Ann Andrews Patricia Archer Jerry Atkins William Atkins Philip Austra Betty Bain Mike Behnke Vance Benson Robert Bolt Linda Booth Charles Bowden Mickey Brooks Alva Cain Margane Cooks Patricia Crawford Robert Dings Darrell Dunckel Mary Dunckel Marcia Edwards Mary Farmer Paul Flgel Gloria Gast Leona Gerlach Cynthia Gist Eddie Goldner Eldon Grabemeyer Joseph Gratzle Robert Gross Kenneth Hansen Danny Hart Marilyn Haskins Alan Hauch Ronnie Huddleston Barbara Hudson Shirley Ivey John Kellogg Joyce Kendall Max Kendall Cellie King Juanita King Nancy Kloko Alan Klug Richard Kublick Raylene Knapp Donna Langer Margaret Lavanway Linda Ludwig Linda .Luthjohn Bobbie McAfee Noma Fay McAfee Bobbie McAfee Susan McCarthy Vicki Mickiewlcz Verion Miller Roger Molter Robert Molter Fred Moore Mike Moore Ronnie Moore Gail Mull Tommy Ober Jeri Oport Darlene Paustian Dennis Peters Joy Preston Carl Price Daniel Price Charles Rosson Eddie Randall Beverly Ropert Marcia Reed Barbara Rhode Mike Romeo Gladys Sanders Jerry Rudlaff Barbara Schilling Joyce Short Claudia Skinner Dennis Smith Floyd Sommer Daren Colleen Souers Darlene Statler Dorothy Stevens Ned Stilwell Ronnie Taylor Rex Thornton Roy Uebler Robert Utrup Carol Wagner Harriet Wagner Joyce Walker Eddie Warren Kerry Wesner Elaine Webster EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS: Nancy Benson. Judy Blaylock. Elizabeth Brosman, Joyce Clayton. Gary Conover. Barbara Heaton. Eugenia Hickman. David Huddleston. Marilyn Jannert. Jane Jones. Virginia King. Patricia Layman. Maude Moore. Reginia O'Neil. Robert Pagels. Frank Paulin. Marlene Paustian. Wayne Prillwitz. Debbie Skinner. Carolyn Tollas. Bill Trail. Jane Vermilyn, Jack Wilson. Paula TEACHERS: Mr. Fricke. Mr. Duetcher. SEVENTH MEMBERS: Karen Bartels. Sharon Bartels. Connie Bodtke, Terry Churchill. Ezra Cohen. James Demski. Leonard Hudson. Barbara I.atislaw. Mark Layman. Alzenia McAfee. Mary Ann McAfee. Bruce Miller. Linda Molter. Kathleen Mull. Dale Newman. Mlcheal Peters. Christine Pucheu. Sandra Rosenburg, Mary Ann Sasaki. Bennie Warren. Diana Williams. Vickie Zacha. Mike Benson. Mary TEACHERS: Mrs. Lo and Mr. Mendal Bartels. Dorothy Briggs, Harry Brown. Stanley Brown. Carol Burbach. Joyce Chisek, Barry Cohan. Tom Dlsterhaft, James Ferguson. Hope Freehiling, Will Grant. Marion Guenther, John Hauht, Dale Hippensteel, William Krohne. Shirley Moore, John Riggs, Ronald Schlnske. Harold Schmidtendorf, Cheryl True. Ronald Utrup, Ronado Wagner. GRADE Bingman, Robert Booth, Jerry Davis, Lyle Deavers, Mary Franks, Linda Hickman, Wayne Kendall. Jerry Kesterke, Henry McAfee, Sharon Meyers. Duane Paustian. Senie Paustian, Lynn Price, Bobby Richard, Lester Sells, Greg Tiday, Douglas Thweat, Tom Wooden, and Janet Vermilya. 62 Doc' Ingleright, R. Ph. HOBART 1-4811 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND FOR YOUR GOOD HEALTH REXALL EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN National Beauty College All Lines Of Beauty Culture RicK Holt, Prop. Walnut 6-8113 161 Pipestone Street Benton Harbor, Michigan Hair Styling, Permanent Waving, Hair Coloring, Facials, Manicuring 64 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963 AUTO SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURING CO. ST. JOSEPH BENTON HARBOR HARTFORD WINDSOR, CANADA 68 COMPLIMENTS OF Twin Cities Chevrolet, Inc. 155 WALL STREET BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN BEST WISHES FROM Silver Mills EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963 Ashley Ford Service Department A little bit of quality Will always make 'em smile; A little bit of courtesy Will bring ’em in a mile; A little bit of friendliness Will tickle ’em 'tis plain-- And a little bit of service Will bring ’em back again. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM REDMAN STUDIO FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY SEE REDMAN WEDDINGS BABY PICTURES COMMERCIAL IDENTIFICATION PHOTOS PORTRAITS FAMILY GROUPS BENTON HARBOR PHONE WALNUT 5-6721 MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF Farm Bureau Oil Company HOBART 1-3531 EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN Congratulations From Sehle els Department Store Phone 461-5821 Eau Claire Michigan Klu Farm Equipment, Inc. Eau Claire, Michigan John Deere and John Bean Sales and Service Phone HO 1-4721 � 69 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963 FROM Eau Claire Lumber Co. 461-4181 EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN Compliments Of Ferguson Sons, Inc. Lawn Equipment Eau Claire BEST WISHES FROM THE Sodus Fruit Exchange SODIA MICHIGAN •' EVERYTHING FOR THE FARMER AND FRUIT GROWER Trail’s Zephyr Station Tires - Batteries - Accessories Good Used Tires General Auto Repairing Phone 461-6121 - 24 Hr. Towing Eau Claire, Michigan Rohring Clothing Co. Quality - Service - Satisfaction Benton Harbor, Michigan Phone WALnut 5-2286 Helaine’s Smart Women’s Apparel Phone Wo 6-2822 74 West Main Benton Harbor, Michigan I win City Em broidery 194 Pipestone, Benton Harbor, Michigan Walnut 5-3719 Athletic Lettering Chenille Emblems and Letters High School and College Lettered Sweatshirts, Trophies The Enders Co. Wise Spenders shop at Enders Phone WALnut 6—145 Benton Harbor Michigan 72 Compliments Of Ashley Ford Sales Eau Claire, Michigan Nowlen Lumber Company Benton Harbor, Michigan Best Wishes from the Eau Claire Restaurant Eau Claire, Michigan Compliments Of John Glassman Your Friendly Autioneer State 2-7729 73 Schrader's Super Market WHERE EVERY CARTFUL ALWAYS COSTS YOU LESS BERRIEN SPRINGS, MICHIGAN Johnson's News Lobby Newspapers - Magazines - Tobacco - Candy Subscriptions - Ice Cream Novelties - Bus Stop Phone GR 1-5221 109 North Main Street Berrien Springs, Michigan Henry's Home Baking Berrien Springs For The Best Baked Goods Michigan 74 Hey Kids, Have Your Fun At The Coffee Cake Corner Baked Goods - Sandwiches of All Kinds - Pool - Pin Ball Main Street And Other Recreation Eau Claire Compliments Of Troost Brothers Fine Furniture - Quality Carpets Benton Harbor, Michigan Compliments Of Williams Company Jewelers South Haven Benton Harbor Michigan Gam bles The Friendly Store Harry and Joseph Zablocki Complete One Stop Service For Fishermen and Sportsmen Hardware Goods Eau Claire 75 Michigan Compliments Of Dale's Tavern Main Street, Eau Claire Compliments Of Mark's Super Market Quality Groceries Choice Meats Res. Phone Niles: 683-1374 Compliments Of Lloyd W. Cuthbert of Cuthbert Ford Tractor Sales and Cuthbert Ins. Agency Tractors Equipment Phone Eau Claire 461-3641 77 CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE CLASS OF 1963 Today more than at any time in our history, the future of our Nation, and our way of life depends upon you, the youth of our country, and upon the decisions you will soon be called upon to make. Consider if you will the following— The average age of the world's great civilizations has been 200 years. These nations progressed thru this sequence: From Bondage to Spiritual Faith From Spiritual Faith to Great Courage From Courage to Liberty From Liberty to Abundance From Abundance to Selfishness From Selfishness to Complacency From Complacency to Apathy From Apathy to Dependency (on a central government) From Dependency back again into Bondage In thirteen years, the United States will be 200 years old. It is our sincere wish that each of you achieve success and happiness in your chosen field of endeavor; that with Divine Guidance the con- tribution you make to society will help to preserve our Nation, and our way of life. EAU CLAIRE PACKING COMPANY ROBERT PAYNE-PRES. EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN Eau Claire Fruit Exchange Best Wishes To Eau Claire Staff And Students Autographs 7� « • - r . . .. . k f ..- ■. • As A m ' V . -V � ' ► ■403? I ySf?i _ cr. IFv.,; v i«M f :. • -.. - .• :? vv f� « K«T7 4. • - f r’ - i ■ t- % ; 7 ? V V' % - • ! '7 W ftfe r x� A1 ■ VS'7v-;• .; '■ ■ • . • V � J • ife f ' • . � , . M «. v | . • ; 1 •“ — ■ '' a j • . • .-, ' 3 • i: . .’ •' S 4 •.,: • : .v, ’ i . . •■ , y. :' I ■ • ‘rV x Yal . ; „ '6 jf 1 V