Flushing High School - Perannos Yearbook (Flushing, MI)
- Class of 1964
Page 1 of 152
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:
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HAPPINESS
Happiness has a different meaning for
everyone and yet it is only one thing. If you
asked a cheerleader what Happiness is, she
might tell you it is the thrill ofa packed gym
and a roaring crowd. A debater might say it
is the exhilaration of the final speech after a
tense argument. To a golfer, happiness might
be the excitement of a long shot down the
fairway. But they are all describing the same
emotion: the joy of fulfilling yourself.
Happiness is all the miracles. It is the
ecstasy of climbing the rope in gym class
and the satisfaction of having your homework
done on Friday. It is the excitement of the
last quarter of a football game and the ela-
tion of a checkmate. It is unplannable, intan-
gible, and incomprehensible.
Yet what else will we remember about
high school? Time will gloss over the bore-
dom and loneliness, leaving only the warm
glow of retrospect. We will remember the
rich smell of burning leaves and the crunch
of dry ones underfoot on the first day of
school. We will remember waiting for the
bus on winter mornings and watching the
stars fade away. And that, after all, is
happiness.
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Editor-in-chief-
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Business-
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Activities-
Karen St. John, Editor
Marcia Soderman
Student Life-
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Seniors-
Judy Ruester
Faculty and Underclassmen-
Joyce Baker
Sports-
Bob Klosterman
Art-
Dan Garab
Copy Editor-
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Photographer-
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Mr. Webb G. Whitmer has been in the Flushing school
system for nine years, teaching everything from seventh
grade math to driver education. Before coming to Flushing,
he had been principal, coach, and teacher in schools in
Ohio, Missouri, and wouthern Michigan. Altogether, he
has been teaching for sixteen years.
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The history of Mr. Whitmer's life at Flushing is also
the history of the growth of the counselling program.
When he first took charge of the program nine years
ago, he had one hour in which to handle the guidance
of both the junior and the senior high, now he has five
hours in which to manage counselling for seniors alone.
Moreover, he does more work now than he did nine
years ago. Then, he could only scratch the surface.
Now he counsels seniors on their career and college
choices, advises juniors on their senior courses, and
makes all the college and job recommendations that the
school board superintendent had made before. Counselling
has become more important in education and Mr. Whitmer's
job has become more demanding.
Mr. Whitmer is still at Flushing, still making out
absence slips, still helping seniors with the most im-
portant question of their high school career: What shall
we do after high school? Whether they go on to college
or start working right after school, they can be confident
that they have always had the best advice on their choice.
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Treasurer
Niles Owen
Trustee
Board of Education
John Rowe
President
Ten years ago, Flushingwasn't even
listed in any almanac because it had
fewer than twenty five hundred resi-
dents. Today it has almost four thou-
sand people, but population is only a
small part of its growth. Not only has
Flushing changed from a village to a
city, it has become a suburban rather
than a rural area.
Its educational needs have changed
too. Today, for instance, fewer high
school students are studying agricul-
ture and more are taking shop courses.
The fact that we have been able to keep
pace with Flushing's growth is due to
seven men, our Board of Education,
who have donated their time and energy
to the Flushing school system. ln the
past five years, we have built a new
high school, a new grade school and
have made plans for a new junior high.
Still in the future are plans for an
addition to the high school. Because of
the foresight of its school board, Flush-
ing can face its educational future with
confidence.
Harlan Kahl
Trustee
Richard Luther
Trustee
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Trustee TI'USt9G
Mr. Marion Crouse - Superintendent
Miss Frawley - Secretary
Mr. John Bradley
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Mr. John Brissaud was born in 1929 in Hartford, Michigan. He
attended Western Michigan University where he got a Bachelor of
Science degree and Michigan State University where he earneda
Master of Arts degree. Before coming to Flushing, he had beena
high school principal in Fowlerville. He now lives with his wife and
daughter in the Labian Subdivision in Flushing.
In his first year at Flushing, Mr. Brissaud is impressed with
the friendliness of the faculty and students and especially pleased
that they take such pride in their school. He feels that Flushing ranks
high in the state with schools of comparable size.
Flushing has changed rapidly in the past few years, from a rural
to a suburban community, and Mr. Brissaud wants to match this
growth with educational development. We already have the buildings
and equipment, now we must concentrate on other areas. Incon-
nection with Mr. Bradley, Mr. Brissaud works on the school cur-
riculum, He is also in charge of faculty and student relations. With
a background of education and experience, and with aloyal student
body, Mr. Brissaud expects Flushing to achieve its goal of progressive
education.
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Gladys Bilow
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Nelson Price
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Robert Schian
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Charles Lucia
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Susan Harris
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Mr. Schian
Mrs. Cross
Mrs. Hyre
Beebe, Kathryn
Harris, Susan
Auker, Sharon
Seirmarco, Lynn
Barkey, Mary Ellen
Baker, Joyce
Eavy, Allen
Klosterman, Robert
Franklin, Suzanne
Burleson, Betty
Wilson, Margaret
Honor Roll
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4.000
3.929
3.759
3.714
3.655
3.586
3.581
3.529
3.469
3.429
Ruester, Judith
Green, Kendra
Woodhouse, Mary
Ecker, Lee Ann
Collins, Terry
Wildfong, Mary Lou
Roupe, Nora
Sawyer, Susan
Bradburn, Diane
Robb, Susan
Blumerich, Diane
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3.333
3.321
3.286
3.233
3.107
3.103
3.091
3.036
3.036
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Qfficers
Kirk Hamilton
Lee Eavy
Marilyn Hundshamer
Bruce Beebe
Susan Scafe
Mark Young
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ARMSTRONG, SHEILA
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BAKER, JOYCE
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BARBER, SUSANNA
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BEEBE, KATHRYN
Senior homeroom-designed to save space, spare teachers,
and give seniors the time to plan their various activities
together. Mrs. Cross and Mr. Whitmer tried to maintain
order in spite of gum chewing, Bettle haircuts, spontaneous
entertainment programs, and general confusion. It was
here while we planned the Christmas card sale, the senior
trip and the graduation ceremonies, that we first felt united
as a class.
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Much to our regret, classes and studying
filled the major part of every day. The
closer it got to June the harder it was
to concentrate.
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Part of the senior classes' responsibility for the Christ-
mas Dance was decorating the cafetorium. Gary Chris-
tensen and Marilyn Hundshamer were in charge while Gae
Ann Tarkowski, Linda Arndt, Norm Volz and Tom Sauter
assisted.
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we were discussing Romney's chances for the Presidency.
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Although Ray Rosse11's beard kept falling off, his and
Kirk Hami1ton's unusual interpretation of Macbeth
was a smash hit.
HARDY, MARTHA
HARRIS, SUSAN
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One of the highlights of English Lit was the
student's version of She Stoops to Conquer.
Second hour's presentation was a hit, even
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ARMSTRONG, SHEILA
Glee Club l,2,3,43 Paint 'n Patch 3,4
ARN, WILLIAM
Football l,2,3,43 Cross-Country 43 Track
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ARNDT, LINDA SUE
F.H.A. 13 Glee Club l,Z,3,4
AUKER, SHARON
Band l,2,3,43 Cheerleader l,2,3,43 Majorette
13 Annual Staff 2,33 French Club 2,3,43 Class
Play 13 Class Officer 23 Student Council Rep. 13
Officer 3,4
BAKER, JOYCE
Band l,2,3,43 Librarian 13 Annual Staff 43
Class Play 3
BAKER, SANDRA
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BARBER, SUSANNA
F.H.A. 13 Paint 'n Patch 3,43 Blazer 2,4
BARKEY, MARY
Debate l,2,3,43 Forensics l,2,3,43 Glee Club
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BAXTER, KATHLEEN
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BEEBE, BRUCE
Band l,2,3,43 Science Club 1,2,43 President
23 Class Treasurer 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Mixed
Chorale 4
BEEBE, KATHERINE
Student Council 2,3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Editor
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Chairman 4
BENNET, BARBARA
Track 33 Future Nurses 43 All-School Play 33
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BLUMERICH, DIANE
Band l,2,3,43 Class Play 1
BOWER, SANDRA
Track 13 Manager 2,3,43 F.H.A. 1,2
BURLESON, BETTYLYNN
French Club 3,4
CARLSON, JAMES
Football l,2,3,43 Track 1,23 Varsity Club 33
Golf 1
CARTER, WILLIAM
Hamady High 1,23 Science Club 43 Vice-
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CASEBOLT, JOANNE
Softball l,2,3,43 Track 23 F.H.A. 2,33 Future
Nurses 33 Librarian 2
CHADWICK, ROGER
Basketball 13233343 Cross-Country 2,3,43
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CHRISTENSEN, GARY
Glee Club l,2,3,43 French Club 2,3,43Science
Club 3,45 Class Play 1
CHURCH, DAVID
Baseball 1,23 Football l,2,3,4
CHURCH, SANDRA
Giee Club 1,2,33 F.H.A. 4
COLLINS, TERRY
Science Club 3,43 Debate 3
CRANDELL, DONALD
Band l,2,3,43 Football 1,23 Class Play 2,33
Big Brother 3
CRAWFORD, RONALD
Bay City High 13 Track 33 Student Council 4
CULHANE, NANCY
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CURTISS, DIANE
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DALTON, LUANNE
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33 President 43 Future Nurses 3,43 Blazer 4
DENEEN, CHARLOTTE
Glee Club l,2,3,43 F.H.A. 33 Blazer 1
DERR, LORRAINE
Band l,2,3,43 Majorette 3,4
DOMKE, DALE
Oiee ciub 2,3,4
DOSS, SHAROL
Band 13 Blazer 1,43 French Club 23Majorette
23 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Class Play l,2,33 Student
Council 2,3
EAVY, LEE
Science Club, Secretary 23 President 33
Band l,2,3,43 Class Play 2,33 Class Vice-
President 3,4
ECKER, LEE ANN
Cheerleader 3,43 Blazer 1,23 Co-editor 43
French Club 2,33 Band l,2,3
FIL, NICKOLAS
Glee Club 2,3,4
FRANKLIN, SUZANNE
Glee Club 13 Big Sister 23 Class Secretary 3-
Paint 'n Patch 4
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GEHRING, GREG
Basketball l,2,3,43 Golf l,2,3,43 Football 1,23
Cross-Country 3,4
GIBBONS, JAMES
Football l,2,3,43 Track 2,3
GIFFORD, JUDEE
Glee Club l,2,3,43 Beta Chi Theta 2,3,4
Annual Staff 13 Paint 'n Patch 43 Student Counci
13 Class Play 3
GRAY, CAROL
Emerson 13 Northern 23 Glee Club 3,43 Bet:
Chi Theta 3,4
GREEN, KENDRA
Whittier 13 Southwestern 23 French Club 4
V.C.Y. 3,4
GRIESA, MARY ANN
Glee Club l,2,3,43 Class Play 1,3
GRIFFEN, RUSSELL
Band 2,3,43 Blazer 1
HALE, DIANNA
Glee Club 1,2,3,4
HAMMOND, JUDITH
Glee Club l,2,3,43 Future Nurses 33 Bet:
Chi Theta 4
HAMMOND, MICHAEL
Class Treasurer 13 Class President 23 Gle.
Club l,2,3,43 All School Play 2,33 Student Counci
Rep. 43 Vice-President 3
HARDY, MARTHA
F.H.A. 13 Class Play 1,33 Paint 'n Patch'
HARRIS, SUSAN
East Lansing 1,23 Band 3,43 Debate 3,1
HARTLEY, DAVE
Football l,2,33 Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1
French Club 2
HARTZ, MEREDITH
Blazer 43 F.H.A. 1
HORTON, JAMES
Football l,2,33 Varsity Club 3,4
HOUGH, WILLIAM
Golf l,2,3,43 Football 1,23 Band l,2,3,4
Student Cotmcil 33 Class Play 2,3
HUNDSHAMER, KARLEEN
Emerson 13 Glee Club 4
HUNDSHAMER, MARILYN
Band l,2,3,43 French Club 2,3,43 Annual Staf
23 Blazer 1,23 Class Secretary 43 Prom Chair-
man 3
JOHNSON, HELEN
FHA. 1,2
KAPP, DAVID
Football l,2,3,43 Track 23 Golf 13 Band 1,
K1Acz, JOHN
Band l,2,3,4
KLOSTERMAN, ROBERT
Golf l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 43 Annual Staff
KUNC, PATRICIA
Paint 'n Patch 25 Future Nurses 3
LAWRENCE, KAREN
French Club 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Librarian 1,2,
1,45 Science Club 45 Glee Club 2
LOJENGA, WYBE
Exchange Student5 Student Council 45 Cross-
Zountry 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Track 45
Rolf 4
VIANLEY, RODGER
All-School Play 2,35 Baseball 1
VIATSKO, JANET
F.H.A. 1
VICCARTHY, JAMES
Science Club 2,3,45 Vice-President 4
VlcGRAW, JAMES
Football 1,2,3,4
VIIANK, DAVID
Science Club 3,4
VIIKESELL, LUCILLE
v.c.Y. 2,3,45 Sofrbaii 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4,
F.H.A. 2
VIOORE, SHERRY
Glee Club 1,25 F.H.A. 15Seda1ic High Schoo13
VIUCHA, MARIE
Glee Club 2
iAGLE, MARGARET
Glee Club 15 Band 1,2,3,4
D'BRlEN, ELLEN
Blazer 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Librarian 2,3,45
ioftball 45 Student Council 4
bc ENASEK, CATHY
F.H.A. 1
YHARE, WILLIAM
' Football 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross-Country
l,3,45 Baseball 45 Track 35 Class Play 25
Band l,2,3
'ARRISH, THOMAS
Band l,2,35 Football 15 Student Council 2
'lERCE, CARL
Band l,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Class Play
,2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Blazer 35 Track 3,45
Baseball 15 Varsity Club 4
'LUMMER, MARK
Baseball 25 Track 3
'OEHNER, LORRAINE
Catalina High 15 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class
'lay 2,3
LATHBUN, ROBERT
Track 25 Glee Club 4
iAU, DAVID
Track 1,25 Cross-Country 3,4
ICHARDS, MARY
Glee Club 45 F.H.A. 4
OBB, SUSAN
Student Council 15 Band 1,25 Glee Club 35
ll-School Play 15 Class Play 1
ROGAN,LEONA
Giee Club 1,2,3,4, Beta chi Theta 2,35
F.H.A. 1,2,3,4
ROGERS, CHARLA
F.H.A. 25 Librarian 1,25 French Club 4
ROGERS, VERLON
Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Cross-Coun-
try 3,4
ROSENCRANTZ, SHIRLEY
F.H.A. 1,2
ROUPE, NORA
Band l,2,3,45 French Club l,2,3,45 Future
Nurses 3,4
ROWE, GARY
Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track
25 Varsity Club 2,35 President 4
RozEN, BARBARA
F.H.A. 15 French Club 1,2,3
RUESTER, JUDITH
Band 2,3,45 Class Play 2,35 All-School Play
3,45 Annual Staff 45 Future Nurses 4
RUSSELL, RONALD
Track l,2,3,45 Cross-Country 3,45 Varsity
Club 4
RYZAK, DAVID
Science Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 4
SAUTER, THOMAS
Woodward High l,2,3
SAWYER, SUSAN
Band l,2,3,45 Debate 1
SCAFE, SUSAN
Paint 'n Patch 45 Band 15 Class Play 1,35
Class Officer 4
SCHIESTEL, SHARYN
Band 1, F.H.A. 1
SCOBLE, WILLIAM
Band l,2,3,45 Class Play l,2,35 Science
Clubl
SEIRMARCO, LYNN
Glee Club l,2,3,45 Secretary 2,35 Beta Chi
Theta l,2,3,45 President 45 French Club 2,3,45
Secretary 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Class
Play 1,3
SEYMOUR, KAREN
Band l,2,3,45 French Club l,2,3,45 Class
Play 35 Future Nurses 3
SHARP, DAVID
Track l,2,3,45 Cross-Country 45 Football
l,2,35 Varsity Club 4
SHEPARD, KARL
Football 15 Basketball l,2,35 Cross-Country
3.45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 4
SHEPPARD, PAMELA
Glee Club l,2,3,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Track 15
Librarian 2
SHULTZ, MARY
Band l,2,3,45 Class Play 15 Cheerleader 2
SMITH, CAROL
Glee Club l,2,3,45 French Club 15 All-School
Play 15 Cheerleader 25 Blazer 1,25 Class
Officer 2
SOMERS, LINDA
Glee Club l,2,3,45 President 45 Beta Chi
Theta l,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Future Nurses 35
Class Play 15 Operetta 25 F.H.A. 15 Mixed
Chorale 4
SPORMAN, CHARLES
French Club 3,45 Librarian l,2,3
STACK, REBECCA
Future Nurses 3
STALEY, GAYLE
Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3
STOHLMANN, CHARLENE
Paint 'n Patch 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4
STOOPS, DEWAIN
Band l,2,3
SUGRUE, CONNIE
French Club 1,25 Blazer 15 Class Treasurer 2
TARKOWSKI, GAE ANN
Class Play 1,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Presi-
dent 25 Vice-President 35 Student Council 3,45
Treasurer 45 Paint 'n Patch 3,45 French Club 35
Annual Staff 45 Blazer 45 Art Club 4
TENORE, BONITA
French Club l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Annual
Staff 45 Class Play 1,3
TOTH, MARY
F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Class
Play l,2,3
TOZER, PEGGY
French Club 2,3
TUPPER, MARSHA
Band 1,25 Future Nurses 3,4
VAMOS, STEVE
Band l,2,3,4
VOLZ, NORMAN
Science Club 3
WALT, ROGER
Science Club 3,45 Band l,2,35 Football 15
Track 15 All-School Play 1
WILDFONG, MARY LOU
Beta Chi Theta 2,35 Secretary 45 Glee Club
l,2,3,45 Class Secretary 25 All-School Play 35
Class Play 15 Student Council 4
WILSON, MARGARET
Student Council 25 Band l,2,3,4
WOODHOUSE, MARY
Band l,2,3,45 Blazer 35 Big Sister 35 Class
Play 15 Future Nurses 4
YOUNG, MARK
Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Base-
ball 15 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Big
Brother 1,2,4
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M. Soderman
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Editor-K. Beebe, Advisor-Doris Moon
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1st row, L. to R.-B. Lanxton, L. Ecker, S. Barber, S, Doss, C.Smith, Znd
row-M. Prevett, G. Saunders, L. Dalton, P. Dietrich, EI. Nerychel, R. Baker.
3rd row-E. O'Brien, D. Stohlman, S. Bell, G. Tarkowski, M. Hartz, K. Stoddard.
4th row-M. Szacki, L. Hall, B. Washer, M. Miller, B. Kapp, M. Samnick.
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lst row, L. to R.-W. West, R. Kahl. 2nd row-L. Seirmarco
M. Hundshamer, L. Mitchell, P. Tyler, M. Tarkowski, S. Young
L. West, T. Horvath, D. Pierce. 3rd row-S. Graham, D. Byers
K. Lawrence, K. Osterwyck, B. Burleson, P. Hagenbuck
D. Hundshamer, J. Cummings, K. Green, C. Gilmour, S. Auker
S. Bell, M. Rowe, C. Rogers, G. Christiansen, K. Hamilton
R. Young, R. Gaiser. 4th row-J. Auker, C. Pierce, E. Mart,
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Adv.-Miss Steward, Pres.-M. H un ds h am e r,
Treas,-L. West, V. Pres.-K. Kinsman, Sec.-
L. Seirmarco, Sergeant of Arms-K. Hamilton.
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Furse, L. Little, F. Spaleny, J. Peterson, C. Cordell
Pardonnet, W. Hundshamer, K. Semenuk, K. Stoddard
Green, R. Cordell, K. St. John. 5th row-D. Rowe, P. Sarka
. Hoover, K. Goss, K. Kinsman, J. Henry, S. Pegram, C. Norton
Seymour, C. Sporman, N. Roupe, N. Brooks, R. Buell
Toth, J. Ecker.
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Treasurer-D.Hobby
President-G. Rowe
Secretary-R. Stanley
Advisor- E. Gratsch
lst row-D. Hobby, D. Church, C. Pierce, W. Ober- J. Carlson, G. Rowe 3rd row-D. B1oss,M. Brownrigg,
holtzer, R. Klosterman, M. Young, K. Hamilton 2nd R. Stanley, E, Nerychel, J. Todd, L. LaBrecque, B.
row-R. Chadwick, C. Cross, L. Leighton, G. Gehring, Pennock, J. Schluckbier
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Science C1115
First row, 1 to r-Advisor, Mr. Kandow, D. Ryszak-Treas., herd, C. Lamos, G. Christensen, D. Miank, K. Burgess,
J. McCarthy-Pres., W. Carter-V. Pres., S. Bell-Librarian, M, Chaprnka, R, Buell-Fourth row-J. Clark, D. Walkling,
K. Alexander-Sec., Advisor-M12 Simpson-Second row- L, Wilcox, D. stout, J. Sch1uckbier,R. Dempsey, R.Wa1t,
P. Beers, K. Lawrence, T. Beuhler, Heath,J. Byrd, K. Powell, R. Chap!-nka, S. Chase'
P. Ryzak, R. Beebe, J. Brown-Third row-S. Newton, B. Shep-
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Fifsf POW. 1 to 5-p- TOZGF, K- M9-USUN, M- S0d9l'maU, Third row--L. Arndt, Mr. Wolfgang, S. Newton, J. Bejcek
M. Szacki-Second 1'0W-G- T2-I'k0WSki, D- P0D0VitS, L' De- L. Coyner, R. Reed, D. Hedges, D. Stewart, R. Simpson.
Courval, M. Cogswell, L. Dalton, G. Graham, J. Horton-
Senior
1. to r.-Majorettes: K. Hutchinson, V. Canouts, L. Derrg Drum
Major: J. Buell, Asst. Drum Major: J. Aukerg F. Spaleny,
L. Schmidt, J. Gotts. Band-lst row: D. Blumer-ich, P. Hagen-
buch, K. Seymour, R. Buell, B. Parrish, A. Larner, S. Young,
L. Dalton, C. White, P. Wilson, K. Beebe. 2nd row: N. Roupe,
66 J. Kiacz, B. Tenore, D. Stohlmann, L. Blagg, S. Sawyer. 3rd
row: J, Baker, L. Toth, D. Cochrane, K. Kinsman, D. Hund-
shamer, D. McKimmy, D. Smith, N. Sanborn, E. Mart,
G, Caverly, R. Smith, R. Kahel, L. Griffin, R. Cordell,
E. Sigulinsky, C.Rosse11,R.Baker,J. Cummings, T. Lawrence,
K, Stoddard, M. Shultz, K. St. John, W. Hundshamer, M. Miller.
4th row: C. Shehorn, M. Hundshamer, K. Schelke, L. Eavy,
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Leland Cory.
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R. Gaiser, M. Nagle, J. Peterson, M. Rowe,J. Lazar, J. Ecker,
M. Sweers, M. Woodhouse, R. Griffen, Mr. Cory, D. Crandell,
T. Lawrence, L. Slocum, Mr. Dial, R. P1ass,R. Cole, C. Pierce,
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lst row-l to r-K. Middleton, J. Byrd, K. Homsher P. Lamphere
B. Hennick, E. Pierce, P. Beers, S. Kasson, D. Wood. 2nd row-P
Conover, P. Ryzak, C. Patten. 3rd row-W. Snider, M. Smithson
K, Smith, F. Tenore, R. Beebe, P. Duby, R. Morse, M. Sholler
D. Tyler, G. Brooks, D. Hinaman. 4th row-L. Eavy, W, Rogers
R. Baker.
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lst row-1 to r-Conductor, Mr, Schnepp, L. Arndt, S. Gohrman, S. Pegram, D. Hale, P. Shepard, L. Blakemore, K. Bair, M. Griesa
Graham, C. Sexton, D. Curtiss, C. Booth, S, Borrow, L. West, C. W, Wilhelm. 3rd row-V. Fitch, C. Hoover, M. Lazar, C. Deneen
Smith, B, Vance, M, Wildfong, J. Gifford, J. Parker, B. Lanxton, G, Staley, N. Culhane, J. Hammond, G. Tarkowski, K. Coolick, S
L. Sommers. 2nd row-C. Norton, L. Seirmarco, M, Richards, C. Chase, M. Thomas, L. Poehner, D. Drubin, A. Payne, P. Tyler
Gray, W. Gleason, J. Schonewetter, T. Horvath, C, Stohlmann, M. Toth, L. Rogan, J. Clark.
S. Armstrong, M. Tarkowski, F. Spaleny, S. Fozzard, K. Todd, S.
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1. to r.: N. Wonch, R.Penda11, L.To1es
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lst row, 1. to r.-L. Grainger, P. Tarkowski, N. Bettesworth, J. Williams, G. Sommers,
H, Nagle, M. Hyrman, N. Wonch. 2nd row-M. Lamrock, G. Hawley, J. Kapp, B. Prevo,
L. Mattson, D. Stowers, P. Dodge. 3rd row-R, Pendall, L, Toles, S. Burke
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mond, W. West, R. Rathburn, L. Johnson, J. Butler-Second B. Raymond, L. Eller, R. Kyle.
row--T. Bentley, D. Peters, M. Fraiser, N. Fil, R. Brown,
Boys'
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Director, Mr. Schnepp, looks over a sheet of music with the boys
lst row: 1 to r-Mr. Comaromi, M. Sayen, J. Schonewetter,
D, Brownson, G. Slagor, 2nd rowg Ito r-E. O'Brien, L.
Jamnick, P. Richy, J. Bauer, K. Lawrence, C. McLean.
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lst rowg 1 to r-S, Barber, Y. Brown. 2nd row- F. D. O'Brien, J. Gifford, S. Young. 4th row-L. Laws
Spaleny, K. Hutchinson, L. Brown. 3rd row-Mrs. C. Young, B. Woodthorpe, L. Dalton, S. Hinkley
Bilow, P. Tyler. G. Tarkowski, S. Fra.nklin, S, Sth row-M. Cogswell, B.D:1viS, M. Hardy.
Scafe, S. Armstrong, C. Sadowski, B. Klostermau,
l to r-Pres.-L. Dalton, Vice Pres.-S. Barber,
Sec.-S. Armstrong, Treas.-S.Young,Adv.-Mrs.
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lst row: 1 to r-H. Kilbreath, R, Suryan, M. Derenzy, D.
Klawuhn, G, Smithwick, D. Shoen, D, Cronin, V. Lake.
2nd row-R. Kyle, T. McCollum, D, Bigelo, S, Cheeley, R.
Darling, T. Sawyer, C. Lamay, J, Todd, D. Fox. 3rd row-W.
Smith, G. Burton, J. Riddle, L. Eavy, S. Vuketich, C.
Whetham, R. Bueche, R. Forbus. 4th row-K. Eller, D
Travis, J. White, R. Bartsch, D. Zitterkoph, G. Vandefifer
F, Donaski, R. Oatley, J. Beaty.
Stanley, K. Stevens, J. Jones
Havalda, D. Novess, G. Swanson
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Vice Pres.g F. Spaleny, Sec., S. Baker, Tre-as.
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lst row, 1. to r.-R. Bettesworth, H. Nixon, M. Lamrock,
P. Bostwick, L. Rogan, L. Horning, S. Conquest. 2nd
row-S. Fuseek, E. Evans, D. Rice, S. Rosencrantz,
M. Toth, S. Gohrman, E. O'Brien, B. Pearson. 3rd row-
G. Springer, E. Riddle, N. Culhane, M. Richards,V. Fitch,
Conover. 4th row-S. Baker, S. Smith, D. Stewart
Scafe, G. Ham, P. Baxter, J. Schonewette. 6th row-
Lapham, L, Wilhelm, M. Stein, G. Evans, D. Arn,
Spaleny, K. Coolick.
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Congratulations!
Home coming
The brightest constellation in the fall
horoscope is the homecoming. Every
year a group of harried students spend
weeks planning one spontaneous, uncon-
trollable week- end. Katy Beebe was this
year's general chairman. She was
assisted by Lee Eavy, in charge of the
parade, Judy Ruester, pre-game activi-
ties, Gae Ann Tarkowski, half-time ac-
tivities, and Sue Young, publicity.
The court was more serene. Mary
Woodhouse was voted queen. In her
court were Sue Scafe, Mary Lou Wild-
fong, Linda Somers, and Judee Gifford.
Sue Antioho was the junior attendant.
Bev Wascher the sophomore attendant,
and Janice Hammond the freshman
attendant.
The junior class, with Karen St.
John in charge, sponsored the home-
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Managers
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Charles Cross
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Schmidt, C. Weston, F. Tenore, G. Monroe, R. White, J. Geese, K. Stevens, B. Rose, D. McTag-
gart, P. Sheffield, T. Bartlett, D. Kliendler, M. Benz, J. Klimaszewski, J. Arn, B. Henick, J
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Bill O'Hare
Defense
Mark Young
Gary Rowe
Roger Chadwick
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SCORES
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Kearsley
Mt. Morris
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Contratulations to a fine J. V. team and their coach
for a fine season and their League Championship.
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Coach Dale Parks, C. Cross, Ed Nerchel, B. Pennooh, J. Cintz, R. Crawford, S. Smithson,
A. Carr, M. Brownrigg, M. Smithson.
L. to R., On floor, D. Jones, D. Rowe, lst Row, Coach D. Christenson, D. Hagenbuch, T
Purcell, G. Cumpata, C. Pirtle, T. Maves, 2nd Row, T. Lawrence-:,J. Kleindidlier, B. Rose
D. Dehlin, D. O'Neill, L. Griffin, D. McTaggart, B. White, B. Mark, 3rd Row, P. Patton
T. Lawrence, F. Tenore, G. Monroe, M. Chaprinka, D. Hinarnan, C. Papadakis, L. Green
R. Hines, 4th Row, E. Mart, M. Shippard.
First Row, L. to R., R.Wares,D. Roy, T. Maves, B. Leighton, M. Young, R. Chadwick,
D. Hobby, B. Gifford, D. Bourassa, B. Arn, 2nd Row, P. Sheffield, L. LaBrecque,
C. Pierce, J. Hamady, L. Moffat, R. Burton, W. Synder, M. Swelnis, B. Smith,
B, West, 3rd Row, J. Geese, D. Dehlin, J. Cuddebak, K. Martin, T. Spencer, B. Sunday,
Coaches Gratsch and Annis, and Ron Russell.
Coaches A1 Gratsch and Jerry Annis
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D. Kapp, K. Hamilton, J. Cuddebak, D. O'Nei1, 2nd Row, B. Arn, R. Russell, M.
Plummer, B. Smith, W. Synder, M. Young, D. Jones, D. Hobby, K. Martin, 3rd Row,
M. Swelnis, J. Geese, R. Trepanier, J. Hamady, R. Burton, D. Roy, B. West, M.
Williams, P. McCarroll. D. Bourassa, 4th Row, T. Spencer, D. Dehlin, T. Maves,
L. Moffat, R. Chadwick, R. Bremer, R. Eller, R. Wares, J. Schluckbier.
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Hedges, J. Kleinedler, J. Ottaway, T. Lawrence, R. Ross, D. O'Nie1, F. Chaprnka, Top, D.
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Booth, Connie
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Caverly, Gordon
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Decourval, Linda
Dempsey, Cathy
Dempsey, Robert
Devens, Gail
Dietrich, Margaret
Doan, Janice
Donoski, Frank
Douglas, Barbara
Dowen, Donna
Drubin, Diane
Eckles, Richard
Eller, Larry
Farrel, Diane
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Johnson, Larry
Karasek, Nicholas
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Travis, Pat
Trubiro, Tom
Tyler, Pat
Vance, Brenda
Vandefifer, Gary
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INSURANCE AGENCY The FIRST in ChiIdren's
General Insurance and Ladies' Sporiswear
122 East Main Street
Flushing, Michigan FLUSHING, MICHIGAN
Phone 659-9855
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for Success in the Future!
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BUECHE'S SHOP - RITE SHOPPING CENTER
Maynard and Phil Bueche
HARRISON MILLER
REALTY
7355 Flushing Road
Flushing, Michigan
City - Suburban -Commercial
Farms - Resort - Lots - Property
Congratulations Seniors l
GREENLEY'S
IOO East Main Street
Flushing, Michigan
Management OL 9'5'9l
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
sENioRs OF 1964! FLUSHING
KEN'S SHOE REPAIR BAIQERY
'04 MaP'e Sheei FLUSHING, MICHIGAN
Flushing, Michigan
COMPLIMENTS OF
Congratulations and Warmesi
Wishes for Success in The
Fuiure We Have Appreciated and
Dr. Gnd Mrs. Enjoyed Your Patronage!
James E. Sirclley
Flushing, Michigan
' Fine Diamonds and Wafches
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE J. A.
CLASS OF '64!
JEWELER
MAIN HARDWARE
I33 E. Main Sfreef
115 Main Street Flushing, Michigan
Flushing, Michigan OL 9-958
OL 9-6312
Heariiesi Wishes io the
Class Oi WM! Serving Flushing Area Since 1916
John A. Rowe
PARA-MONT DRESS SHOP INSURANCE
207 E. Main Street
Leader of Ladies Apparel Flushing, Michigan
PAT MILLER'S
MARTIN'S MOBIL
SERVICE SERVICE
Corner of McKinley and Main
4139 Seymour Road
Flushing, Michigan
Flushing, Michigan
MAC'S STANDARD
SERVICE
226 East Main Street
Flushing, Michigan
Best of Luck Seniors
PRIM AUTO
PARTS
7323 Flushing Road
F lushing, Michigan
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FLUSHING FLUSHING
A ATH
M R ON GULF SERVICE
SERVICE
Corner of Flushing AT THE POINT
and Pierson Roads
IN FLUSHING
HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS!
DANCEIPS
Department Store
110 and 112 East Main Street
Flushing, Michigan
Congratulations
Class of I964l
Kll.BOURN'S FLUSHING
VILLAGE CLEANERS PHARMACY
250 West Main Street OL 95595
FLUSHING, E
OL 9-5341
Conqralulations Class of '64l BEST WISHES
FOR THE FUTURE!
NELLIE DYBALL
REAL ESTATE
Dr. and Mrs.
M. C. Bigelow
Congratulations Seniors!
Andrews Business
Service
Andrew Bs Virginia Sazy
130 North Cherry
OL 9-9239
Accounting 85 Tax Service
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WESTERN AUTO CONGRATULATIONS
Associate Store SENIORS OF ,64!
AUTO PARTS - TOYS KINGS MEAT
SPORTING GOODS
MARKET
Compliments
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BUECHE
IMPLEMENT
FLUSHING PLUMBING
8. HEATING
l06 East Main Street
Flushing, Michigan
Hardware - Plumbing
Heating Supplies
Harold J. Aurancl
Robert A. Aurancl
CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF '64!
Rupe's Barber Shop
and
Flushing Hairdressers
Wormesi' Wishes Seniors !
FLUSHING MANUFACTURING
SERVICE
Mrs. A. R. Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Becker
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Landon
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Duke
Conqraiuieiions, Seniors!
rmesi Wishes for Hue Fuiu
VALLEY COACI-I
LINES, INC.
Fred A. Russel, Preswolenf
4335 Seymour Road
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FUNERAL
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CHEVROLET - BUICK - CPEI.
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SENIORS or 'Sza
MARSHALI-'S REDI - MIX, INC.
CLOTHING
Men? and W0mef1'S Wea' G-6430 W. Pierson
OL 9-5622
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
CLASS OF T962
Custom Mixed
C H U B B Y ' S
Wallpaper and Paini' For Your Job
Easf Main OL 9-63I3
MUCH HAPPINESS
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Congratulations Seniors!
S P I N N E Y ' S
FLUSHING HARDWARE
104 East Main Street
OLympia 9-5642
Best Wishes Seniors !
CARON LEE
FLOWER SHOP
746 Chamberlain Street
F lowers for all Occasions
GROVE BROS.
5 cent to a dollar store
FLUSHING, MICHIGAN
IN THE FUTURE!
CONTINENTAL
HAIR FASHIONS
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FLUSHING CLEANERS
510 Chamberlain Street
Flushing, Michigan
OL 9-5702
FOR: 1964 Graduates
ADDRESS Flushing H
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Success
Happiness
Good Health
igh School
Sig: Take some of each as needed
May be renewed
any time.
BEJECK PHARMACY
1 14 E. Main Street
F lushi
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Phone 659-63 12
Portraits Commercial Photographs
Phone 235-5651
BALDWIN - CHASE PHOTOGRAPHERS
1119 West Third Avenue
FLINT 4, MICHIGAN
We wish to extend Our Congratulations to the
Class of '64, and express our appreciation for the
co-operation received from the students, their
parents and the faculty of
FLUSHING HIGH SCHOOL
HERF JONES COMPANY
Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers
Diplomas and Caps and Gowns
ROBERT W. UTTER
P. O. Box 764
Battle Creek, Michigan
LOYNES AND POWERS FORD
All Lines
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116 Main Street, Flushing, Michigan
CONGRATULATIONS
CORNER CUPBOARD
GIFT SHOP
"Gifts in Perfect Taste"
Dorothy H. Schiestel
BEST WISHES
CONGRATULATIONS
to the Class of 1964
FOR THE
FUTURE The Flushing Observer
DOYLE AND WALLING
Printing and Publishing
CONTRACTORS Telephone: or. 9-6341
BEST OF LUCK
IN THE FUTURE
WARMEST WISHES EoR THE FUTURE
FLUSHING BOWLING
LANES
WOUDLAND Mr. and Mrs. sm Duff
REALTY T03 Eas+ Main s+ree+
Flushing, Michigan
BEST WTSHES
FOR A WARM AND FULL LIFE CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS!
TODD'S LAUNDROMAT
7526 Flushing Road
Flushing, Michigan
Miss Elizabeth Todd
Dr. and Mrs.
John Poehner
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CONGRATULATIONS SENICRS
Flushing Office
GENESEE MERCHANTS BANK
Member Federal Reserve Sysfem and
Federal Deposif Insurance Corp.
Best Wishes
Seniors
Courtesy of
Pinewood Estates Community
A Hammond Homes
Development
Congra'rula+ions
Seniors
Flushing Gulf Service
All the Luck in the World!
Blumerieh Radio
Repair Service
6403 West Pierson Road
Homer G. Blumerich
Heartiest
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to the
Seniors!
Walter C.
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LeRoy Baker
Durwood Barber
Walter J . Barkey
Russell Baxter
Donald Beebe
Robert L. Beebe
John Bennett
John Bradburn
Nelson Burleson
Lloyd Derr
Alfred Domke
Leonard Ecker
George Franklin
Irwin Frounfelter
Robert Haight
Edward R. Hammond
Glenn E. Hartley
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William B. Hough Sr.
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John Martin
Harlin Miank
Charlie Moon
Edward Mucha
James Ottaway
Edward W. Papp
Elmer Richards
William E. Robb
Gene Rogers
Floyd Rosencrantz
Clifford Roupe
John Ryzak
Paul Shepard
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Glenn E. Stack
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