Elk Rapids High School - Yearbook (Elk Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1975 volume:

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Hubbell J. Jennette if B. Lundy L. Montroy 4 K. Kinnery L, Kirkendall S. Krajenke B- LOPGV R. MacLeod B. Morrison Y. McLain M. Merillat To Maftinek '1:' 0- M0VfiS0U S. Morrison C. Pemberton dn D. Rives R. Russell K, Sanford C. Shoemaker C. Stephan an K. Thomas N. Umstead L. VanCamp H. Waterson FRESHWEN CLASS OFFICERS Tres. Kathi Clark V.P. Yvonne McLain 20 Pres. Jeff Peterman Sec. Kerry Kinery Missing: M. Beardsley J. Bradley L. Breece T. Bruger C. Carpenter C. Clark J. Clark P. Coon R. Feegueson C. Hollenbeck D. Julin C. Kamalo M. Korson J. Myers T. Nichols K. Norton J. Orr D. Overlee J. Peterman R. Russell V. Schuler M. Sgriccia C. Shumsky K. Skinner M. Smedley K. Smith B. Thomas w. Trenerry N. warner R. westlund K. white H. wilson M. winters f . , f f ,xx 1 , N ,xx X' 3 XX X xxx N I I XX X x , a 4 , , X ,gf I .41 1 ,Q'V4.1 I E 5 ' y xi. R my SOPHOMOFZES 0, Amos J. Bakke C. Barnes B. BBFIISS ef-u hiv .iz D, Beckwith J. Blesma R. Boisvert To Bradfield 'Ib-0 'Nu X1 "' I. uurfiend V- Bush L- Carpenter J' Clark MH '39 K, Coleman S. Conley L. Courtade B. Cram .IQ L. Beardsley B, Brown 1:15 P. Clark L90 Ko Cram i kv D. Davey L. Dawson :Til K. Dillon A. Dittrich L. Ellison 3' T' go Fox B. Fr31iCk ft- D. Glick A, Greer T. Hud on J. Jarvis M. Koenig N. Krogel 13' 'QI' 'env ,kei li, 1 fAXQ o f x D. Francis D. Francis J. Geiger bn...- M. Hopfinger C. Hubbeil 1, Hubbell fs- Q-.4 C. Johnson T. Keech H. Kirkendall qi 552 7' SED .4 a, K. Krumlauf T. LaLone T' Lampkin 23 Tqvwv D. Lane D. LaPointe 'bf' So Mosley T. McCauley Do Merillat I- Merillaf G. Oaks R- Uafley P. Patterson R. Perreault ..,,5,,,.,,iE.,,,, ,m : ,,E: , ,2,,,.,.,. , ::,,,,1,.-, P . H 412:--,., P 'Wt 4+ 1 'P S 1, 5 Ed f ' ,fs Q H W n 2 Z gwqgs , , A.L, . . , , 1, A M 1 fi 2 if Q U., 1 ,Q f P Q ,,nmo Q fn,fQM A on li P 'P -Q ' Co LeFevre Ko Leposky So Marker L. McCormick Ko MCKinn9Y J, McClain 'FA .-"5 W. Montroy 30 M00dY R. Morrison 'V'N- .h.. J. Orr K. Page R. Pardee E. Petterson M. Peterson D, Rosenburg P Schagel M- 39"1CC13 M sobbry K feed S Steffen fm, R St1tes R w1ft L Tomas J Vasqllel J Vehquette Q R westlund D hite E hlte E mute c'w1111a"'5 E wilson Hagadone Hamminga Kuckta Lark Pondell Russell M. Shanaquet ai JUNICRS ,-,an-an A sf A A B. Anderson J. Anderson D. Ashley J. Ashley C. Ba,-ber D. Bosner J. Breeqe B. Buchholz U, Coats B. Cole C. Converse M. Courtade Y A R. Dahl R, Davis M. Downey M. Fegan E. Finch 'cr 1394 Galligan Hatch Hollenbeck LaLone Marker H otts S. Hefron x 45 LN K. Hollenbeck D. Lane D. Marker K- Gfeinel' M. Greiner N. Haller 464 --my if JPQ E. Hendrickson R. Hirt M. Hockstad Qin B- Jvlin S. Kerkhot C., Lake K. Lobb N. Loper E. MacLeod T' Mc'-ai-n My Mefllhant D. If H I ""' w 'sb' xxx i A. Myers J. Newhouse J' Nlchols J- Off G. Pierce R. Russell ,f"b'x S. Shockley B- Shvmsky G' Smith Mv- 10 D. Stites A, Vasquez M- Vasquez B. white L. Whiteford S- Whitefvfd P. Norton J. Rust R. Sobbry N. Veliquette J. williams . . gg . ..,.... :5' 1' fc, J. Orr .uw S. Schlagel S. Steffen 41:35 gin-of G. weinzaptel G. wilson sing: M. Bauer, T. Boals, S. Bratschi, C. Clark, K. Dillon, J. Holbrook, J. Holcomb, D. Lundy, B. Mielke 9 P- Moran, M. Oatley, S. Powell, T. Powell, D. Rednan, J. Rhodes, J. Steuer, L. white JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS fr" -as M ' H be S3 ' 5 4919 ' 1 L '21 Pres. Al Vasquez S ATP HR . 1 kg, , R i V. P. Mike Fegan 4' 1 ,,,. 1 ' I 'X 4' Sec. Beth Anderson L P Tres. David Moody gi' ,:,,r- Q K i U ' k""no,k s Jane Abfalter Brenda Allen Jim Amann Holy Moses, I have been deceived! Sohoo1's just a minor chord. Drama 2,3,4g Yearbook 2,3 Jeff Anderson nan sam Kathy Bawell n I 6 Strong' silent type' If Ford makes a smaller car Beaver Football 1v2v3f"F Basketball 1-2156 vu buy it. Student caunc11 33 cneemader Baseball 1'2'5'l' Drama 35 Miss Elk Rapids3 Basketball 3 Rick Banvell Brad Barnes John Barnes Rikki-Tikki-Tavi My calculator says... whereas the party? C '1 3' Off' Aid tb' me B3 Honor Society 3,43 Class Pres. 33 "W ' 00 811 25,48 Track 13 Football 25,45 estling 25,145 Wrestling 2,3,'+ Fark Barnes Enjoyment isn't everything- it's the only thing. r Society 3,143 Tennis 2 I Faith W9 c Mel aieganowski The queen of Vs. Mechanics' I never let my studies interfere Pep Club 2g Drama 2 with my emcation., Basketball 2,35 A11-Conference 3 Kathy Breece Donna Brown Only weeds grow tall. Girl's basketball 3,43 Pep Club 1,23 Forensics 13 Class sec. 23 Tennis 2: Yearbook 1 Traci Burbank Little, lively, and Yearbook kg Pep Club 'wg Student Counci1Sec. kg Debate Ufama 'fi Honor Society lv Richard Burfiend "MY Bum Gal' Ca"""""V You can't kick me off-I quit! off. .I'm a on:-man wumano Make life easy on lee Alde Beii rama 24 Band 2'33 take one party at a time! Spanish club 3 Football 1,2,3: Prom Court lv 32 Gordon Converse Cheryl Curnqw To me nothing is sacred. I can only be.what I am. Maiorette 2,3,Bg Basketball 3,93 Drama 2 C011 D - een aan Don ""'190" Dave F ielstra , . . wake up glaepyg You mean there s no motor 10 th1s boat? Santa Claus isnut the only one who Football 2 sneaks around at night. Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 23 Sadie Hawkins kinq: Prom king Track 13 Drama 2 33 Jamie Forster Kelly FOX Good thinqs come in tall packagese Friends are fun, Pep Club 2,hg Basketball kg Track 45 Tennis 3? office Aide hs Band 2,33 Cheerleader Hg Exchanue student 33 Spanish club 33 Forensics 3 Debate 2,43 Forensics 2,43 lbmecoming queen '+ Class Sec. 'vi Prom Court 4 Marty Groleau NBUCY Gross School just 2in'f'w thins- ouiet or shy, who can tell? WNMHWJJ MMPMHWYLQDMM1 34 Kandra Glinski Happiness is Joy! Debate 2g Prom Court H Howard Hockstad Those people who think they it all upset those of us who Debate 1,2,3,4fg Forensics 1,,2,3, Golf 2,3,kg Baseball 1,2g3,hg Basketball 1,2,3,4 W Charles ubbell If A equals success, then the formula is A:x+y+z. X is work, Y is play, and Z is keep your mouth shut. Joy Hoopfer Student Council 1g Class VP bg Track 1,2,3g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Prom Court 4 Kirk Hubbell Toni Kingsley caught studying-but what Motorcycle Mamal a disgrace. Spanish Club 33 Forensics 1,2,3g tball 1,2,3,4g Office Aide 3 Debate 1g2,3 Jenny Hubbell Can I blow ya a kiss? Pep club 1,2g Forensics 1g Yearbook 13 Senior Girl Chris Lake Stcanoe things are done under the midnight sun by the men who toil for oil. Hockey 25 Football 2 Lee Legraff If I don't say anything maybe they'11 forget I'm here. 1 , 1 he 4 a s Steve Lobb Tim Mccauley First half of The Mafia. Second half of The Mafia. Football 1.23 52505211-5.4 F00tba11 1,2,3g Track 3,hg Debate Forensics 2 Jackie Mace Ouietness is its own virtue. iii. Irene McCave Raymond McCave For me School is just a hobby! 'The candle burns brightest burns at both ends. Baseball 15 Football 13 Wrestling we.-,di McLachlan Raymond Merchant cindy Merillat She has a manner all her own. The meek shall inherit the earth. There is 8 tavern in the town, Yearbook 'lg Pep Club 1,25 Tennis 23 Prom Court 1+ W ' r l W Lisa Montroy Joni Morrison Cal Nagy s not what you do that counts... A live wife Seldom stepped on' wen, pve created 3 gogd image, it's what You get away with. 32:2 gags' 1loMaj0"ette 2'3'l'3 Exchange student 3: Student Council 2,45 asketba113,lfg Prom court 4 H0meconfing":z"Lpo'f"t Queen "5 Class Pres. 2,43 mass v.P. 1, Basketball 1,233 Football 'l,2,lf Prom Court leg Senior boy 37 'ep' 2 wrestlim 3 Forensics 'Ig Class VP 35 Basketball 3,43 I I Dale Oaks Richard Paulus Dan Peterson Take Hood care of "es" There will never be another men.. Sane, sensible, and serious good men an 'md fo me 'W' Tennis 23 Basketball 2- Football 2- C1355 "'eaS"'e" 1'2'3'l'5 Y8""""0" K Y 1 Go1f 3 1. ' Debate 2gHonor Society 3,4 , Dawn Powell Robin Redman Shawn Redman Life is short and s"'eet"'so an I' well, we've confused the world this far... Track 43 Basketball 4 Pep Club 1,23 Drama 2 Pep Club 2g Drama 2 38 Jeannette Roush Vafgafef SWWYS h Laurie Sanford I 0 ' . , , St111 water runs deep. 53533135 3 mouse' but 'me do People just think she's quiet. Office Aide lt Phillip Sgriccia RSX Smith Brian setter You mean I 'as in f'ainin97. u I thought there was film in that Did nvthins in particular and did Council Pres. '03 H0Ck0Y 2,38 camera, it very well. Society me Baseball 1: Debate 1,2,3g F0fBllSiCS za sand 1g Cross Cvvnfry 1,2,3s Track 1 Hockey 2 battheu Thomas UOHHB V990 Jan Veliquette Always ser1ous...we11, almost always! I donut know what I,m doing, youcre missing a good game, ' . ' ' ' lf! Honor Soc1ety 3,4g Football 2,3,4, but I m sure en3oy1ng myse Basketball 1,2,3g Football 1,2,3, Basketball 13 PromfCourt 4 Yearbook 1: PGP Band 1o2v3o45 A11 Conference 5,4 Pep Club 1,2,4g Forensics 1,23 Debate 1,2,3g Office Aide 3,43 Barb Way Tim weaver A11 'f , my men 'ea' um 'ms I wasnw drinking...just Pep Band 2,3,4g Forensics 3 Basketball 1,2 nan williams Chris wilson Walt woods nt frvm an "Elk" to an "alkie" , 1 dfnk He'l1 make two blades of "grass" grow Well-I've wt ln mY time n one 1 ' where one grew before. Society 3,43 Class Pres.aJ3 ate 23 Student Council 1,2 ball 'l,Z,3,kg Basketball 1,2g gk 1,3 Missing: Joe Clement, Margaret Francis, Roger Grose, Curt Hagadone, Dick Jacobi, Cathy Powell, Laura Waterson, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer Dan Peterson f is , ,, 1 y i Wiz., ' 'f it A A, ap ., - . ' in 'qi X: a C President - Cal Nagy U , , at J eai f?:ieSfg?5s E?fQ 5 6' n Secretary - Jamie Forster Vice-President - Chuck Hubbell CLASS WILL I, Traci Burbank, will to Beth Anderson next year's yearbook staff in hopes that she can get it together better than I did, and the ability to flirt so she can have as much fun in her senior year as I did. I, Jamie Forster, will to Jon Anderson two all beef patties, special suace, lettuce, cheese, pickles onions on a sesame seed bun. I, Matt Thomas, will to Dennis and James Ashley an 8x10 glossy of my brother Dave. I, Kirk Hubbell, will to John Banwell my ability to play war without actually hurting someone. I, Kathy Banwell will to my brother John, Lovely Lorraine to bring your darn wrestling equipment to school every day. I, Chas Hubbell, will to Tim Boals the ability to get a little drunk and not play the Phantom Kisser. I, Rich Burfiend, will to Tim Boals the title Best Cross Country Skier mainly because he will be the only one after I leave. I, Dan williams, will to Tim Boals my guardian angel Murphy to repel any good looking girls who would other- wise seduce him and lead him away from the happy world of athletics. I, Phil Sgriccia, will to Tim Shamus Boals my ungodly luck at poker and blackjack. I, Joni Morrison, will to Steve Cliki Bird? Bratschi the ability to keep his carbons lined up in the machine. I, Cheryl Curnow, will to Jill Breece, Kathy Lobb, and Laurie Whiteford a hotline to all juicy gossip and un- tiring mouths to spread it. I, Kathy Breece, will to my sister Jill an unscratchable copy of Rock B Roll Hootchie Koo so that someday she'll be able to say it right. I, Patty Bussa, will to my sister Marie Calias Mickey Mousel the ability to talk without squeaking. I, Mark Barnes, will to Marie Teresa Bussa inner peace. I, Irene McCave, will to Colleen Clark all the guys in the world Cexcept Frank? so she can find the right one. I, Joy Hoopfer, will to Mark Bauer HGreat Newsn across the nation. Watt Thomas, will to Dan Freak Coats a redneck haircut like mine. Dave Fielstra, will to Dan Coats the ability to walk around other peoples' cars no matter what condition you're in and not smash them up. Jenny Hubbell, will to Connie Converse H. Herman, my favorite buddy. Matt Thomas, will to Connie Jo Converse a fish, a straw, and a sponge. I, Donna Veen, do hereby will to Miss Marie Bussa, the right and privilege to beat up anyone who makes fun of her nose during her senior year. I, Joni Morrison, will to Connie Converse my Beatrice Bunswald Baby body to help her through her last year at Elk Rapids High School. Barb way, will to Ron Dahl a good swift kick in the behind. Jan Veliquette, will to Bob Davis my size so he can play fullback on next year's football team. I, Robin Bradfield, will to Karen Killon the patience to live through one more year. Nbrk Barnes, will to Margaret Downey a pillow with the words Hnaughty, naughty, naughtyn on it. Phil Sgriccia, will to Chrissy Galligan the name Chrissy and my dictatorship in broadcast class. I, Jeanette Roush, will to Holly Gotts a sore back and a pink cheek. Gordie Converse, will to Holly Gotts my good looks and great personality. Laurie Sanford, will to Mark Greiner a freshman-Carolyn Pemberton. I, Kathy Banwell, will to Lorraine Kay Hatch, Motor Mouth John because I don't want him anymore. Laurie Sanford, will to Sue Hefron my old Chevelle car. Dan Peterson, will to Eric Hendrickson all the nude photographs in my photography magazines I, Mark Barnes, will to Eric Hendrickson, 2 dozen giant economy size weebles. I, Howard Hockstad, will to my brother, Michael, a pair of barettes, donated by Traci Burbank to keep the hair out of his eyes. I, Richard Paulus, will to Mike Hockstad, a can of Arrid Extra Dry to stay calm, cool, and collected on the golf course. I, Rich Burfiend, will to Jeff Holbrook, an artic parka to keep him warm as he stands guard over his locker. I, Richard Paulus, will to Mike Hockstad, my ability to play professional golf. I, Cheryl Curnow, will to Bonnie Julin, and Patti Norton, an alarm for Muggers in the bathroom. 1, 1, I, 1, I, 1, 1, I, I, I, I, I, 1, Rich Burfiend, will to Carl Lake, a loaf of bread, a pound of peanut butter, a couple jars of jelly, and various desserts for his lunch each day next year. T, Jane Abfalter, will to Darlyn Lane: whatever will bring a smile to youg whatever is most worthwhile to you, that's what you're wished with love. 1, L To I1 T, If I, I9 If I9 I, I, walt Woods, will to Nancy Loper, my brother Steve and all his problems. Barb Way, will to Nancy Loper Hades, a place where she'll have a good time. Toni Kingsley, will to Arlen Hollenbeck all my bills. Donna Brown will to Tammie McLain the ability to stay out of ditches on Friday nights. Tim McCauley, the great one, will to Beaver, a gold toothpick to pick the resins out of his braces. Steve Lobb, will to my small friend Beaver my tremendous pizza eating ability. Dave Fielstra, will to Patti Norton my love and lots of happiness in her senior year. Cheryl Curnow, will to Gary Pierce a car with uncrunchable fenders. Kandra Glinski, will to Sandy Powell my white paper and striped roller. Joy Hoopfer, will to Sandy Powell a one way ticket to Colorado. Lisa Montroy, will to Steve Shockley the ability to get a girl home on time without getting stuck. Donna Veen, will to Steve Shockley a crochet hook and a book entitled VHow to Make an Afghan in Your Spare Timen so that the next time that he wants one he can do it himself. I1 Rich Burfiend, will to Betsie Shumsky, leather gloves and a wooden club so that the next time she gets in a fight with Donna Brown she won't get her hands bitten. If T, If I, I9 be no. I. I9 I1 Patty Bussa, will to Ron Sobbry a sense of balance so he won't fall off any more tractors. Kandra Glinski, will to Jerry Steuer the ability to drag behind a car without pulling your back out. Jenny Hubbell, will to Debbie Stites my brother Kirk and no returns. Kirk Hubbell, will to Debbie Stites the ability to drive a car o her house in one piece. Irene McCave, will to Alfonso Vasquez my ability to keep fit so you don't hurt yourself and you can 1 in your senior year. Howard Hockstad will to Alfonso Vasquez a box of cornstarch. Chas Hubbell, will to Alfonso Vasquez my great personality to go along with our dainty noses. Irene McCave will to Mary Vasquez my ability to sit in Algebra N days out of 5 without doing anything and still get a B average. 1, 1, Rick Banwell, will to Neva Veliquette lots of happiness and good times in her senior year. Lisa Montroy will to Laurie Whiteford a jar of cold cream to get rid of her freckles by the of '76. I, Kathy Banwell, will to Jenny williams my old basketball shoes and record. Good luck-you're going to need it. I, Cindy Merillat, will to Jenny Williams all the Holiday Hills men she can handlefmaybe 1?l "'llllul 'lllin We , g IVIAJORE EXCHANGE STUDEI' Office Personnel Holly Gotts Kelly Fox Margaret Downey Nancy Haller Beth Anderson Sec. Mrs. Hoopfer if in W CHORUS sy K Q. ,.,, :Eb fo , nl TW? """'! isor - John Jefferson yle Oaks rrell Beckwith th Anderson aci Burbank ry Hopfinger ne Greer ich Bush rk Peterson ic McLeod ola Kirkendall hotogl , an Peterson ob Davis ex Smith . Pope EARBOOK DEBATE ...NH fe ' WW, nag 'I 'K 1? '3 wffffv'-5' 2' , avril -. 'f 1 at ,,... rm.. Q A XV I g f PX in Front - Varsity Squad: H. Hockstad, B. Julin, T. Burbank, J. Forster Standing - J. Varsity Squad: P. Greiner, Mr. Hockstad, M. Glowicki ago.. I 2:0 ? My 1.--""'F" ,. -fl f df-I r FCRENSICS ' .. 23 'ian L. to R - A. Greer, H. Hockstad, B. Julin, Wt. Hockstad, C. Converse, J. Forster Communication is an art. And the art of Forensics was conquered this year by Howard Hockstad. For the 1st time n E.R. History, Howard placed 1st at State Finals in the area of Radio News. Sophmore Anne Greer placed 6th in erious Interpetive Reading. At the Regional level, held at C.M.U., Howard placed 1st, Anne 3rd, and Jamie Forster placed Sth with an riginal Oratory on the Equal Rights Amendment. In Districts held at Petoskey Community College both H oward and Anne placed first, while Jamie placed econd. Final-round Competition included Bonnie Julin in serious interp. and Connie Converse, a semi-finalist n humorous reading. An open tournament was held at Petoskey in which Anne and Jamie placed first, while both Howard and Bonnie finalists. All in all it was a great season and certainly the most exciting. Much of the team's success was attributed our student teacher, Steve Gussler, under the direction of Mr. Hockstad. t a , 4 e , nl 0,'v,4o9f'.',o " L Q X' 'o W 2 F F Q .N - f A ,X Rm, L s-...H- 1 4 k-...N ALL CCNFERENCE , we sf S, X, O E we gg K X. ea Y fig Brad Barnes A11 - Conference Offense - Tackle Jan Veliquette All - Conference Offense - Back Defense - Lineback Jim Veliquette A11 - Conference Offense - Center Honorable Mention Defense Dave Fielstra A11 - Conference Offense - Guard FOOTBALL Honorable Mention - De John Banwell Larry Couturier Missing: Gary Pierce NATIONAL HONOFI SOCIETY ,..J - 'S wi. I -me 'E' 'TNF' 5?-v vt 4 . Q va , N " I 'E' A. T' lfbjs f. if use 'Z' SITTING: P. Sgriccia, M. Thomas FIRST ROW: H. Hockstad, N. Gross, C. Converse, B. Barnes T. Burbank, D. Peterson SECOND RUN: R. Rust, D. williams, E. MacLeod, M, Barnes, J. Andersen STUDENT COUNCIL 1 -isis STANDING: S. Masley, Mrs. McGuire, M. Sgriccia, C. Stephan, A. Vasquez, R. MacLeod, J. Peterman SITTING: N. Veliquette, P. Sgriccia, D. Marker, T. Burbank 'iv z", NL! Q ! KICK Iwo, THREE, Fourz POM POM GIRLS It v v 9 "! gfffkyd Betsie Shumsky, Becky Cole, Connie Shumsky, Nancy Loper, Kathy Leposky PEP BAND BAND Members of our Elk Rapids High School Band be proud! Hold your heads high as you have shown us your fine musical abilitiesa we are proud of your efforts and these accomplishments: Football Half Times - the precision drill was terrific! Keep it up. Band and Orchestra Festival - fantastic performancee Our 1st medal rating - a second rating. Solo - Ensemble Festival - trumpeter, Jon Rustg clar- inet duet, Mary Hopfinger and Gayle Oaksg flutist, Joanne Orrg drummer, Carrey Clark. Exchange Concert with Onekama - both hands performed well Year-Round Concerts - small attendance, but continually fine performances. Honor Band - Jon Rust All-Star Band - Mary Hopfinger, Gayle Oaks, Jenny Orr, Jon Rust, David Moody, Jeff Peterman, Anne Greer, and Donna Veen X. i. 'Q Ns, .- .5 r h Q4-QLHQLS! 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K' fr, , ! , Q f h A M. ,iigw K i .I gfqgfgf A ' . if 4w??f"5?'g , . J". 'I :ek ki -' V ' QL. ,J V 'vfiw y 2, I 3, 72 53, A ,, H 4 ' 25 K IEW ,ff R 5 4 1, 42 A.', ,. m Agu jv ff ggig km w WM g g A1515 WW 'RWM ff Y Z E . ,f , , T iam 5 W, Q ' 5 it Www I 'V ' ', , g " J 5 ',,1'ff.w , ' I 1' if HAWKINS zgglrfgl ' ga, lf 3 haf --QQ., who is that shapely blonde Cin a bikini no lessl running down the hall? Whyoonql whyooaq! It's a guy! what? Lipstick and perfume, too?! Uwhat's going on?n, we ask of him. HHe1p, He1p!U, is his reply! leia aak fha 5KWVfWnWQf5f NCatch that Freshmanin ' Catch him? Why? HIt's Freshman initation! Kill himlu and they run on by! mils, ., in gk 499 ' f i , Xi ' A -Q VARSITY FCJGTBALL Back Row - Coach Glowicki, K. Hubbell, B. Barnes, C. Nagy, M. Thomas, D. Fielstra, G. Pierce, C. Hubbell, J. Middle - T. Boals, E. McLeod, D. williams, D. Francis, J. Veliquette, D. Coats, J. Steuer, J. Holbrook Front - S. Shockley, R. Russell, R. Banwell, J. Nichols, J. Anderson, L. Couturier, J. Banwell, B. Davis, Asst Tom Cole gifs is "Nl O 1. 4. 8 - 4 . Q ' - s I o W fQs 'Q' , :y , ,A '45, ' '1 ," , V, f. , Q M ,. ll' .1 W.. X Q M bam , . M ,, ' 2? y A . A ,ig Af 4, 2 S L E 4 "H, M Q- lla ,.kk Rim fir ii' Z F' 'blk , 1 I m, I KK -17? 1 'xx z. .4 H 5 , 2' 'M 1,.' ' ii ' 2""" -, . , .M . G .., , M g T ' ' 1 M , K'kskX1 a 5 x yybv V' M W 4 S LJ ll ' x V X --zflfvf' K N , 'I A , ""X,g'4' ' r " ,X ,. if ia!-'C 54 rl K' 'X ,gf mv , E 5 E 41 if Mv""'M I -1-ug!" Jo in ...Q - M255 ., ,3Q,f,, 'L J-fi 1 V gi wil. MJ JF' 'fb 'W if at x 5 u 4, my . k Q 5' Q 3 Lv s N 'Q 9 1 if N rf 1 L . -'QF L. 13. fff, y 3 4"""""- 1 ' ,fm , I M 1"""- N JK ,La - wk K, - .mlifi if if nl , ,K Dam 1. i Q- ' . r 2 t . 4 Q' 4 .1 Q15 44 .f - . M . , kim '! 1-,'2,"' 'WL . yivhw 'Sgt ,K 3, iv.. Af' 5 , Wifi Z'5.w,vH 1 3, df fi an nk L ef f "M ' , 45312 mf 'L K"L fi L ',"' f Q, 2 - -- 25 1, 1- K. M fix f w ig 3 " QNX S M I L,,' . Q ' X H f X, ' 7,ff :Avg 625215, A'-' 5 ' X ' "IW , -- , nn- ' VKX Q I if V' A If V M L. , , , , 'H N ' N ' N -W .. . ' '- -.a - :.f.. Q , 1 -w, N -4 ' in 0 ' - L l . , ,V .Q V. -W M ,. M? .,...-...w . ...W- ,s 55 Q Ns ,Asiii X 3 Lil, wx N. .W Y 'x Nw GOLF Back Row: Coach Reilley, R. Pau1us,.M. Hockstad, C. Stephan, H. Hockstad M. Merillat, J. Peterman, C. Groleau SAY WHAT? THIS OUGHT T0 BE RIGHT UP MY ALLEY 5 yi- 1,45 'af -'Mu 9 L A X 'J 5 KF, m X X 3 S l A 734 -,Q Q x' Q -,J A Q , Y gg 1 'Q V I- Sfjfpvfulgglf A .eg v I' tnwiif !?-'f?.'?-ffff ' 'ff' -' ,- . -. . 'Q '5?"'37iff5f5k1fiXii'5K?iYffwfk 'V - iff- . ' ' , VA 5 K v JR f A S A o X , p . S X . Q . f A 4 CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: Coach B. Edwardson, A. Vasquez, B. white, D. Narker, M. Greiner, B. Cram, J. Hoover Kneeling: S. whiteford, M. Winters, K. Hollenbeck, D. Overlee RAN AWAY FROM THE FIELD vw f',u , ,. v My ,,,., L 5 f . D' wf2f?W , ' .. A' Q-4 y ' fy R sf A i if 5 f axxl ff L ,S W' if Q Rm' 91 wg' , Q! V 2ga a'1f A W L z ,f ' ' J Q AP I, 1 1 .al fy 1 1 F gf M- ,, , fs, ,f 5 S ' 5 X' x T4 wg., I rf "Dim NN'-s E A - 'mr ' - ,. f f A gl? f l X ' as h .V .,,,,.. .A W af! K ,Q mi we gt'-A, TENNIS , an . Standing: Coach Gotts, D. Fox, A. Dittrich, G. Wilson, K. Coleman, D. Coats, H. Gotts, J. Williams Kneeling: D. Marker, M. Merillat, M. Sqriccia, J. McLain, C. Williams Missing: S. Hefron 0'-wvmgavmhwhes ummm: ' I 1 ' 1-J 'A .,,,-,,,..,,,,d A M , 1. rusting JT" lv-sr'-' M., ,,., Law ' A VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row - Coach Graham, A1 Vasquez, Cal Nagy, John Rust, Jeff Holbrook, Nark Greiner Front - Damon Davey, Bob Davis, Bill white, Howard Hockstad, Jon Anderson, Tim Powell AA? a' ' ,w.,..,L Q' 'ur I J V BASKETBALL Standing: D. Glick, D. Fox, K. Coleman, D. Zupin, J. Hoover, Coach Edwardson Kneeling: S. Whiteford, B. Cram, P. Galligon, R. Coleman ,f ..,,. 5m11no,v,.l.Y,omaiuw,.f,,:QfMvl'wl W .f .51 x Wx ' .. 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C DASTN PU D AND ACTUALLY C ADN PLAC ROUY SNADH A THEY DID OUITE A JOB! L WHICH TRANSLATES INTO... HEY ALL YOU ELKS FANS, STAND UP AND CLAP YOUR HANDS! I AND THANKS TO THE SCHOOL SPIRIT, THEY DID!!! ,JFK JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Www-If f4,g,a.... um M, , Aww 'wafmfif ,V ALL CGNFERENCE BASEBALL Al Vasquez - Pitcher Al was elected unanimously to the All-Conference team for the second year in-a row. He then went on to be voted All-District, All-Regional, and last but not least, All-State! Better luck next year, Al. Jeff Anderson recieved an Honorable ention for outfield. Mark Greiner - 1st Base Mark's most outstanding performance was in Mesick when he slammed two hbme runs and a double. He was voted All-Confer- ence and All-District. Mark was alwo voted Znd team All-Confe- renee in Basketball Bob Davis was All-District as a catcher X ... t dgn, - .M ,- K 1 . s.,,.,,e,,,w.e.e:sameea --,---e-- WNW W.. ,is.M.sss,eNsese.4e-f ,-,t- . it . ,L - fx 87 4 9 E 3 af 4 f' J, K m I Aggwi A ' r qxzm 'V 5 a 9 fa? f ' W' e ' ,, M f X N 5, Q A N 19 v 'S x. D I S T R I C T Standin ' A Vasquez, Jeff Anderson, H Hockstad, Jon Anderson, M Greiner, R. Coleman, Coach Graham H 9, , 0 l A Kneeling: J. Hoover, C. Stephan, R. Westlund, B. Davis, P. Zak, S. Lobb, P. Galligon S BASEBALL Gil!!! AS' 4, 3 g X 'P fs X. 5 ...Ah-.. EQ Ax, f .kt sanfw' BOYS' TRACK Second row: R. Russell, L. Couterier, M. Fegan, S- Nasley, D. Glick, T. McCauley, D. Moody. First row: B. Cram, K. Hollenbeck, T. Hudson, D. Marker, S. Shockley, D. Overlee, Nr. Longcore 4, Jai- , ,m,, t w s ...W 'wwf-fHfG -1'-,..-:..-"-ff Mm Hr, ,...-- .--""""""'N M N - - -. .-N M ,-S . .. 5,5 5' l 2 A: z . 1 , 1 ""' il -1.. 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' , 1 X mf f .:. 1, 1'v t9 WF W If xl .. , if I rf A A A In ' 2 N Q Y , , f AEN 5 7" ' W,-,, 'GSL 15 ff' ,f 4 . if .. in D E wi .,---M' W x Q ,122 CLASS PROPHECY Motion Pictures, Inc. presents for the first time ever a narration of the President's tour. written and filmed exclusively for the class of 1975. The year is 2000. The world all lives in free unity now thanks to our U.S. President Cal Nagy. Other great contributors were Congressmen, Dan williams, Steve Lobb, Don Fedrigon, and Richard Paulus. we would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Vice-President Brad Barnes. Now that the world is taken care of, our president and vice-president are planning a trip to reminisce about old times. President Nagy and Vice-President Barnes will be leaving San Francisco by plane and their pilot will be John Barnes and co-pilot, Chuck Scott. The first stop on the agenda is in Colorado where they see Joy Hoopfer and Kandra Glinski, camping in the mountains. Leaving Colorado president Nagy and his VP decide to rent a car and travel by land now. They note their old buddy Jeff Anderson is president of Rent-A-Car business and his vice-president is Tim Weaver. Now it's time for a little entertainment. Stopping at a large night club they were pleasantly surprised to see on stage, the one and only Redman Twins. fRobin and Shawn? The next stop is Florida where they see Joni Morrison and Jeanette Roush basking in the sun. Money is getting a little tight now. A bank will be the next stop. Cindy Merillat is in ehatge of all the banks throughout the nation now. Cindy tells President Nagy to travel on about 20 miles to Miami Beach where they meet Kathy Breece who is a veterinarian. Kathy has taught her dog to eat when a bell rings. She is now being prosecuted because the last time the bell rang the dog ate the Avon lady. It's time to head north to Home Sweet Home. I am sure you will be amazed at the friends there. As they cross the border into Michigan, the car breaks down. The nearest house happens to be the home of Patty Bussa tPatty Sutter nowl. Cal calls the operator and is surprised when he finds out she is Barb way. She tells him the nearest place to get his car fixed. Laura Waterson and Faith Berg are mechanics there. well here they are in Detroit City. Jan Veliquette and Chuck Hubble are playing football for the Detroit Lions. They are doing quite well. Wendi McLachlan and Jane Abfalter are in the Commercial Art Business in Detroit. If you ever want to talk to them you'll have to catch them between concerts. They're designing album covers. Brian Sutter owns the hottest taxi cab service in town. Marty Groleau, Tim McCauley, and Don Bakke are his cab drivers. Before Brad and Cal leave Detroit, they want to attend a big wrestling match. The match is between Rick Banwell and Ray McCave. The match is extremely close. The refs,CMark Barnes and Rex Smith? can't decide who's to be the winner. It's going to be a tough match. Traveling further north Cal and Bngd pass Dan Peterson and Brenda Allen. They're on their honeymoon. Also they pass Lisa Montroy who's on her way to Colorado to see Joy and Kandra. We come to Mt. Pleasant where Central Mich. University is located. Dal and Brad are scheduled to give a lecture. Just looking at the crowd they see Nancy Gross. They knew she was there because they recognized her car outside. They also see Colleen Dean and Kathy Powell who are studying to be secretaries. Jim Amann is the university's artist. Before leaving Mt. Pleasant Cal and Brad stop for a bite to eat at the Big Boy, where Dale Daks is chef. Back on the road. It won't be long till they reach Elk Rapids. But first a stop at Schuss Mtn. where the skiers Dave Fielstra and Dick Jacobi are practicing for the Olympics. well, here we are in Elk Rapids. Many of their friends still remain in this area. There goes Gale Carmoney whipping through town. He doesn't want to be late for the party. Jenny Hubble and Kathy Banwell are in the process of taking over the Elk River Inn. Big plans are being made. Matt Thomas now owns his father's bicycle shop. Matt has invented a new bicycle called Matt's Peddler. The results of this great invention leaves Matt to be the leading bicycle manufacturer in the world. Also just for trivia Matt's Peddler leads the bicycle sales of the world. Now out to the TC 250 race track where Kirk Hubble and Gordie Converse are practicing. But we'l1 believe it when we see it. taurie Sanford is Branch Manager of Elk Rapids State Bank. Jamis Forster has taken over her father's position as District Judge. we hear she's a tuffy. Robin Bradfield is a realtor at Shamrock Realty. Howard Hockstad is downtown debating with himself whether he should go golfing or not. Cal and Brad decide to go to the show. Phil Sgriccia owns it now and his projectionist is Chris wilson. The show they are about to see is staring Traci Burbank and co-starring Robert Redford, Jr., gag giggg ggigsg ig ggiggpdsome as his father was. Cal and Brad talk to Phil to fing out what the rest of He tells them, Cheryl Curnow, well no one has seen her for a long time, but the last anyone heard she is married Toni Kinsley owns her own horse ranch and Richard Burfiend, better known as Tex, is caretaker. Ray Merchant owns one of the largest farms in the area. walter woods is a forest ranger. Kelly Fox is a seamstress and has made quite a name for herself. Last anyone heard from Donna Veen, she owns the Traverse City Drive-In and Dawn Powell and Jacki Mace work for her. No one is able to locate Lee Legraff as he is traveling with his van somewhere in this big world. Roger Gross is on his way to the Olympics. He's going to set a few world records. we must shorten our trip as duty calls us back to Washington, D.C. We were not able to personally visit with all our former classmates. However we did find out that Margaret Francis is back down state. She says the city life is quite nice. Curtis Hagadon had an engagement out of town. Irene McCave went to see Ray wrestle and Chuck Wilson and Joe Clementare out adventuring in the world somewherea Mel Bieganowski is playing basketball for the Elk Rapids Pros. Chris Lake now owns half of Alaska and is conducting tours by dog sled to the Norht Pole. We hear Ted Berg has accepted a position as a mechanic at the Indianapoles 500. Donna Brown has the lead role with the Rockets currently playing at Radio City. So it ends our trip now. A very worthwhile trip and something to remember in days to come. We will always remember the class of 1975 and cherish all the good times we've had at Elk Rapids Senior High. May I say it was an experience for me as well as my fellow classmates of which we will never forget. we will always remain the Spirit of '75. Class Flower - Rose THE CLASS OF 1975 Class Motto - There are two ways of spreading light: to be the flame, or the mirror that reflects it . . . Class colors - Burgandy 8 White ' if i' 'x, , 1 1.1 Q, GOOD LUCK , GRADUATING CLASS 5' . S ctctytt W , k gyfr 018+ ...ff pf x,,..".--..,," .fd 5 XMWNQ C- E s l Dan Peterson - Valedictorian Dan has taken most of the pictures you see in this yearbook. we'd like to thank him for a great job! CURRICULUM AWARDS Art - Dawn Powell Communication Arts - Howard Hockstad Foreign Language - Traci Burbank and Jamie Forster Home Economics - Patty Bussa Industrial Arts - Jan Veliquette Math B Science - Dan Peterson Social Studies - Richard Burfiend Vocational - Rex Smith Best Actress - Jane Abfalter Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Cfinished top 25 in state? - Robin Bradfield D.A.R. Award - Cindy Merillat Alonzo Stagg Award - Brad Barnes and Howard Hockstad Homecoming Oueen - Jamie Forster Prom Oueen - Joni Morrison Prom King - Dave Fielstra Presidential Classroom - Phil Sgriccia Senior Girl and Boy - Jenny Hubbell, Cal Nagy Janice Lobb Memorial - Phil Sgriccia National Merit Scholarship Commendation - Brad Barnes Northern Michigan Nursing Scholarship - Nancy Gross Honor Graduates: Cum Laude 3.0 - 3.25 Richard Paulus, Robin Bradfield, Kathy Breece, Jamie Forster, Dawn Powell, Rex Smith, Toni Kingsley Cum Laude 3.26 - 3.49 Cal Nagy, Cindy Merillat, Cheryl Curnow, Brad Barnes, Phil Sgriccia, Dan williams Magna Cum Laude 3.5 - 4.0 Nancy Gross, Mark Barnes, Matt Thomas, Traci Burbank, Howard Hockstad, Dan Peterson , i Mr. Marek I think that might work. gf 'fl Q ui Nr. Davis Smiling? whats up? W. Longcore Dirty minds can be brilliant. 'Yi . kj' b Mr. Thiberf K K - , . kyk- X. X sf , Rv :!'g-"as 4. -9, . Q , fy K -. K :Q . K ' .5 f wwf' W .if . is L " Q- 5 si" V Q 'Q ss! 5 V .+V Q k wi, .Q,..+gL sims, .Q fa si. s' + is! e ss, was , Q if M - if 3 . , A , ,s K ,K , has W , in . 232 1 Q gas. 'msn . Quan-aus? - - Q if - Mrs. Hevia No poniendo atencion, clase! Just call me "Yr, wonderful" Mrs. LeC1air Sugar and spice and everything .M nice? yrs, Lamoreaux our friend "V01uptu0u5" n nnnn X ,S -A-. N- X so X new 5-1: 2- W wgbxti + x Q QQ nf S Q3 QQ Q X - .M X A E w A 1. 5Q:,5:- ,g,N.ws..o 3535 X an s N on , .44 P . G P ' ' ? . . Mr ates erhaps 3 dlstant relatwe Mr. Jefferson If you'd just 11SfBlI to me! Nrs. Johnson I reall! am listening. ws. Amos I try to smile, but the things some people do! ,Fo X. Mr. Edick I'm just a cute little rabbit Mr. Graham People d1dn't realize rabbits could jump so high he said that the dugout was too low! without a tail! if ,, M . ' 5' -w, lk, .qfv :au '35 4 3,1 W 'gba W 1? R Q 4, :ik sm 344, Mr. Boals jfgb I'm such a handsome devil! 110 U w 53 K mxx evyfg. .wan O-U S V Mrs. McGuire By the time I get up to they're all sitting dw!!! Mr, Abfalter Getting hip?! Mrs. Holbrook You don't sae me often, but I'm here Candy is good for ... huh ... huh ... energy! Mr. Re111y Is :cj-Q right? .-I ,ij h I- Mrs. Swartwout Take your showers girls! ' IQ, dx. if! z wer' Mr. Gotts I try to remember 'chey're only kids! Mrs Dykstra Serious? Hardly ever! Nr. Gustler "Nh Muscle" Nr. Veldman He would have gotten a better grade, if only he hadn't mixed up the brake and the accelerator! pee, Yr. Pope "How do I love thee ue?" Us he speaking to the Yrs. Reilly t gt Q could help you if only ul. understood it. 3,9 Y Y f exe .K f 4 me . Q X if . Q '3r,e! L EX kvnkx lg .9 " Q , .f - fxf5'fiibk Q sz., fix e 1 1 - X 3, his ef. n Secretary, Mrs. Moran SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL 5 S ,fg'v Me 5 e. fwfe QQQS Q I KIKQ: Fi g,?4wi 5 X isle n E iwaxgf . E : , e f afie . X: A F iq .. l x L m 14' I M ie G fr"-NI X Q X ' J I, xx N M-.Q xx: Principal, Mr. Bellinger ,gpusu-wv",..--a Secretary, Judy Hoopfer Attendance Clerk, Kay McCormick X 'M 91"W', L. to R. - B. Boals, E. Dunn, C. Gallison, R. Stites, J. Ayers, R. Line, A. Hines, J. Gallison, E. Holbrook, D. Rust, M. Rust, J. Morden BEHIND THE WALLS R J 'M-1-:ww W...-M ---........,, 11.-M... ,..,,,,,Mi Mrs. Stites Bob Boals Art Fleet fin. Stu Merillat TRAVERSE CITY STATE BANK Elk Rapids Office Barbara Bellinger Lu Ann Languish Laurie Sanford ' Elsie Depew Dorothy Merillat Gary L. Ratliff Jean Doner Julius Sleder Ford GRAND TRAVERSE AUTO "Your Little Profit Dealer" wtf 5 Lxwffqgw' qv- T f 521 A a rs-we ?,W'iZ:1:o,:,"- aa 'TZ' M.S.O. Milton Roskam P-Q' BOX 423 . . Elk Rapids, Macmgan 49629 Jlm Hock ln Phone 616 - zu-sem Larry E' lynn .I -.-fr, xx ,nf 3 Xbx i-fs.-.' 'Q X qi: , I e ,. -. fxhsnxxv- A' 4 7 tha V N22 gt , I ' ii? f i jr 3 - ' x t fig' to LUV N' FL 'E e:1'w'. ,gut 1'w'1,.' "X U' W" - 1' LEORAQS N fi 'iff -' 55 T Y L I ILNTR Qt YA RIN SHOPPE f ,Y Q X 3 MASTERCHARGE s. BANK AMERICARD WELCOME I r' W f 1245 South Garfield 947-0521 Traverse City RQMQEENS WEAR N I ' HOURS: 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. ' ' YE OTJUIC COFFEE SHGPIDEI Downtown Elk Rapids A great place for breakfast, lunch, and even dinner! 6 DON'S SUPER MARKET ilk F3 eas- ED AND SON FOOD MARKET "The store with the heart- in the heart of the village." Meats are our specialty. RITEWAY PARTY STORE Bill and Sue Kennedy GRAND TRAVERSE ELECTRIC CO. 539 West Front Street Traverse City Michigan "BOB" COLE TIRE CO. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 151 RIVER STREET ELK RAPIDS MICH 49629 CALDWELL JEWELERS Professional Gemologists Diamonds - Jewelry Watches - Jewelry Repair 531 west Front Street Traverse City, Mich. Phone-W17-8480 HE PANT 516 EAST FRONT STREET' TRAVE SE CITY ICHIGAN '49684 LITTLE CAESARS PIZZA PARLOR Draught Beer Wine Liquor Fabulous Pizza Live Entertainment Dancing Carry Outs Q Catering OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 947-9550 HATCH PHARMACY Headquanem kr Prescription Service Cosmetics - Russell Stover Candy Congratulations to The Graduating Class Of 1974 HOOVEF-TS STORE Red, Ginny, Jon, Jeff, and Mike f fi f v I - ,, ,I THE CRADLE TO TEEN SHOP Northwestern Michigans Largest, lfiost Complete Childrens Store 108 East Front Street Downtown Traverse City Open 9:39 to 5:30 Daily 9:00 p.m. Friday Nights Congratulations Class of 75 LAKELAND MOTORS, INC. Peggy and Andy Eowmo F. unossv 0f the PIESIUGFII YUBA TRADING POST 2625 U.S. 31 South TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN 'I 0 Il l slate llnu. U .Q of Grand Traverse 152 River St. Elk Rapids, Michigan 49629 'U""""f"'GS""' ora' 4616! 264-8139 Where ibur Farm Comes First FBRITI BUTEHU FARM BUREAU SERVICES. INC 144 Hall Street, Traverse City FOX'S JEWELER This areas only member of the Diamond Council of America I Compliments of ELK RAPIDS PRO HARDWARE Xxlllfpf .-11 5" Z A g- 0 Q WN X Downtown Traverse City J 84 S HAMBURG- 302 West Front Street Traverse City, Michigan THE DRAPICRY DEN 127 East Front Street Traverse City, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '75 JOHN A. TSCHUDY D.D.S VERHAGE HEATING n0ur Experience Demands The Best Of Brandsn If2'+ west Front St. VILLAGE EAST LAUNDRY Elk Rapids, Michigan IVIODERN CLEANERS Traverse City, Michigan TELEPHQJNE 616-255-821' IF No ANSWER 258-9287 EVERY DEAL CLEAN AS A WHISTLE PINE GROVE HOMES. INC. PkcQwu HOMES VERN OAKS M-72 WEST GEN, MGR. KALKASKA, MICH Compliments of MORRISON LUMBEFI COMPANY WANIGAN CORP. -Happy People HELPING TO BUILD ELK RAPIDS General Contracting Architectural Design 10565 US-31 South Elk Rapids, Michigan WALTERS FINE FOOTWEAR 115 East Front Street Traverse City, Michigan COLE BROTHERS Traverse City, Michigan Kievit K Stephan, P.C. Thomas L. George, CPA Robert G. Wonacott, M.D. James O. Lawrence, M.D. Mike Qousley Insurance Donald F. Sheller D.D.S. River Pharmacy Richard J. Abbott, O.D. Loyal Cobb Machine Sales PROFESSIONAL CENTER Shoes-Sportswear-Clothing men, women and children 264-5241 CARO'S FAMILY FASHIONS Congratulations to the Class of I. 1 GUNTZVILLER TAXIDERMY Live Bait and Tanning 11060 US-31 South Elk Rapids Mich. 49629 ELK RAPIDS LUMBER Your Eager Beaver Building Center ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Most in Dry Cleaning 2144A Munson Ave. Giant Plaza Compliments of WARES BRO'S OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 148 East Front Street Traverse City, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS THE CAM RA SHOP A1 Raschi 114 East Front Street Traverse City, M1Chlgan EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Congrahnauons CHass of 1974 EVELYN'S FABRIC SHOP City Directory Division 1226 S Ga f eld A T aver e Czty Mic I1,IJ1 CJIJIC 8:C2CJ M 4 PUBLISHERS Tel f616l 946 956 SHELL I IILII IN 1 SESS 7Qwezau!e Qafhdwlz Sezwee WHEEL ALIGNMENT . WRECKER SERVICE ELK RAPIDS NHCHIGAN 49629 MARLEN HOLLENBECK PHONE 6161264-997 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '75 From THE TEXAN RESTAURANT 2192 Munson Avenue Traverse City, Michigan 947-1620 Congratulations Class of ' Compliments of SIP N B TE Bar 8 Restaurant Owners Al 8 Elaine Vasquez EZ , ' . ri r s ' , 0 n . Q1 Cx ' 0 1 r 0 Q ' 75 - .. I ' PHONE s1ef94e.o6so X W N Y U65 Bziclsli Boufiqtts 140 E. FRONT STREET Compliments of TRUDE True Value HARDWARE Downtown Traverse City corner Front and Union 'ARE UOUSEWAR "IN THE ARCADE TRAVERSE CITY. MICH. PAINT - HARDII - .. 9954111 and go SPORTING coops and GIFTS ,ui EVENINGS. SUNDAYS AND gtaffo HOLIDAYS - BY APPOINTMENT 'xii BIG BGY 472 Munson Ave. Traverse City, Michigan BOB'S IGA It's the Only Place to Shop! Foods Are of the Finest Quality and Value. The Clerks Are Friendly and Courteous. It's Fun Shopping at Bob's IGA! Downtown Elk Rapids Compliments of BILMAFI SPORTS INC. Traverse City, Michigan 'I2 Compliments of the Mr.SteakNo.548 I 16165946-093 NEW EARL COBB JEWELERS mt. 222 East Front St. Q AAEHCJISSTEAKEXPEHT Traverse 2120 Munsgn Traverse City, Michigan 49684 946-5646 li 9 " 1 ' the more for your Q moneysworth store ZUPIN THE HOUSE OF COIFFURES ' Distinctive Hair Styling wif? 145 River Street Elk Rapids, Mich. 49629 Phone 264-9664 M, V HERB JosL1N's CHEVROLET Congratulations W Mdwwt To The Class of 1975 From all of us at Zupinrs 313 Dexter, Elk Rapids Phone 264-9626 4 L . " O , 1 S . E x!E,j.L'j Congratulations Class of 1975 . ,... I 00:5-V WfMW,,,,..,f rouccv 'How EXCEL AUTOMOTIVE Ed, Jerry, 84 Dan AN DO BO'S 148 River Street Elk Rapids, Michigan Best ilshes in 1975 Bob, Becky, Mike B111 81 Tom 9 XX ! Art and Photography ei f W 3 f A THERN MICHIGANS ONLY ASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHIC CRAFTSMAN WZ? gem VILLAGE OF ELK RAPIDS A Growing Community 1T,STHER'S BEAUTY SAT ON T Geared for lndustry and Tourism QLL6 8828 TRAVTPRSW CITY, MICH bv ew if ' " 4 0 5 ELK RAPIDS LAUNDROMAT LYLE and CORAL MCLAIN 103 River Street 264-8675 Home-264-9633 Weekdays 7:00-9:00 ELK LAKE FLORAL We Grow, Create, and Sell The Finest 264-8188 Cairn Highway Elk Rapids, Michigan B t DF k Pi'I5i?3i9lQli'i?rC-TY 518 East Front, Traverse City, Michigan 49684 Telephone: 1616i 946-8544 Compliments of ELK RAPIDS PACKING COMPANY Canned and Frozen Fruit Products THE CHERRY BUCKET RESTAURANT Elk Rapid's Favorite Family Restaurant Don 8 Evi would like to give best wishes to the class of H75N Especiallyg Kathy, Cindy 8 Nancy Congratulations TOWN CLUB Jim and Kathy Bradfield To Our Future Customers Downtown Elk Rapids Beverages F0061 I The Bdfflh Skap 424 E. FRONT ST. TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. 49684 HUGHES PHARMACY Ray Zi Ce Johnson 329 S. Union St. Traverse City, Mich. 49684 RIVER STREET FURNITURE CO. AND STUFF -N- SUCH Fine Furniture and Antiques Towels - Tablecloths - Bedspreads Stained Glass - Refinishing pw: iw 6161164-5531 . SUPERIOR BRICK CRAFT General Masonry Kewadin, Michigan 49648 All Types of Stone Brick, Block and Pat Fegan Concrete Work. RAINBOW GARDENS Liquor, Food, Entertainment CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 Compliments of CONRADS WHITE BIRCH LODGE Meguzee Point Road Cliff, Ruby, Rick 81 Karen Conrad .The EUS Hiapidfo g,JLO-94,606 "Your home town newspaper." Il u I ' Q. Complete Offset - Letterpress T X Printing Service ,E W I mvii- - -H 'kiwi' Elk Rapids 264-8115 Slllll'B make your next hom Or buildin a labor O? 94740 946-12 - CONSTRUCTION ' 400 S. Unlon Lil. 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