Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1963 volume:

GREENVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN these luills . . . all vital links in our education. I or us they were built and for our future, to insure and forward our education and to promote our individual personalities. Here we are able to study alone or to join in group activit Here we can rush to classes am meetings or sit quietly with frier res. to chat. Here we receive the knowledge and skills necessary to enter into the more adult world awaiting us upon graduation. . . . . : - t' Mr. Allen B.S. Kerris Institute teaches chemistry, physical science U. of Wyoming for 1 summer 2nd year at G.H.S. Mr. Budge teaches biology, advanced biology A.B. from Albion M.A. at University of Michigan 1 5 years at G.H.S. Science Club adviser assistant senior class adviser Mr. Blinn BAE from Art Institute of Chicago M.A. at Wayne State University G.H.S. eleven years Art Club adviser Mrs. Clark teaches Latin I, II B.A. from Central Mich. U. taught at Farwell, Breckenridge Latin Club adviser assistant Girls' League adviser 2nd year at G.H.S. Mrs. Cummings teaches speech, English 9 10 B.A. at Central Mich. U. taught at Carson City Forensics adviser 1st year at G.H.S. Mr. Clardy teaches English 9 S 10 English Lit B.S. at Adrian Graduate work at W.M.U. 1st year in G.H.S. Hi-Life staff adviser Mr. Diehl B.S. from Michigan State U. teaches Algebra 1, special math, trig 2 years at G.H.S.—2years at Dansville—9 years at G.H.S. junior class advisor Mr. Fox World History, geography B.A., M.A. at Michigan State U. taught 2 years at Holton coaches varsity basketball Mr. Gillett vocal groups B.M., M.A. at Western Michigan U. 7 years at G.H.S. Mr. Green B.S. at Michigan State U. taught at Carson City 5 years 1st year in G.H.S. FFA advisor EASTl Wrest: k Cliff! Mr. Hazen B.S. at Michigan State U. teaches physical ed. taught at Mason, Big Rapids 1st year at G.H.S. coaches varsity football, track, gymnastics Mrs. Highfield teaches English 10 A.B. from Hope College M.A. at U. of M. 1 1 years at G.H.S. 12 Miss Kapnick teaches physical ed. B.A. at Adrian Colleqe 1st year at G.H.S. Club and cheerleader advisor Mr. Houck general shop, wood shop, farm shop B.A. at Central Mich. U. graduate work at M.S.U. 31 years at G.H.S. Miss MacArthur B.A. at Western Michigan English 9 10 3 years at G.H.S. FT A advisor Mr. Loeffler teaches English 9 10 B.A. at Western Michigan 1st year at G.H.S. All School Play director Mr. Martin directs Sr. High band B.M. at U. of M. taught at Evart, Elk Rapids, and Mendon 8 years at G.H.S. directs Jr. High band Mr. Mance Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Functional Math, Refresher Math B.A. from Michigan State U. taught at Hayword, California and Cass City, Mich, coaches freshman basketball, assistant in J.V. football and J.V. baseball 1st year at G.H.S. 13 Mr. Moore machine shop, general metals, auto shop, electronics B.S., M.A. from Western Michigan U. 2 years at Fowler 6 years at G.H.S. Jets Club advisor 2 years, automotive instructor at Ft. Knox Mr. Olendorf B.S. at Ferris Institute taught at Big Rapids 1st year at G.H.S. coaches J.V. basketball, assistant varsity football coach Mr. Povolo mechanical drawing B.A. from Northern Michigan College M.A. from M.S.U. 13 years at G.H.S. Mr. Morford civics, Perspective B.A. at Albion College M.A. at M.S.U. 5 years at G.H.S.—left for year to do Central Mich. Ed. Television—2 years at G.H.S. Student Council advisor Mr. Pitts teaches American Lit. B.A. from Greenville College, Illinois, additional studies at Trinity College, Chicago, and Indiana University graduate studies at U. of M. formerly assistant superintendent of Lydia Children's Home, Chicago Senior Play director Bible Club advisor 1st year at G.H.S. Mr. Reed teaches typing, bookkeeping I, II B.S. at Central Michigan U. 3 years in G.H.S. sophomore class advisor 14 Mr. Robinson teaches U.S. History B.A. from Central Michigan U. graduate work at Wayne State U. 32 years in Greenville school system Mr. Rodgers French I, II and Latin II studied at LaSorbonne in Paris M.A. at University of Wilno, Poland Diplome Superieure at University of Nancy, France taught French and Latin in various schools in Europe 2 years at Custer, Michigan 2 years at G.H.S. spent the summer in France French Club advisor Miss Stall teaches home economics B.S. and M.A. at Michigan State U. 12 years at G.H.S. taught in Evart, Fowlerville, Gaylord, Fairview FHA and Girls' League Board advisor Mr. Snell teaches civics, current events B.S. at Central Michigan U. 1 year in Byron worked with two classes for the U. of Maryland high school military program, Yokohama, Japan, 1957 coaches tennis team I.R. Club advisor 5 years at G.H.S. Mrs. Swanton Advanced Composition, journalism A.B. at Central Michigan U. 15 years at G.H.S. Life Certificate at C.M.U. advisor to the Spotlight staff Mr. Swanton physics, senior math, geometry, trigonometry, Algebra II Life Certificate and A.B. at Central Mich. U. M.A. at Western Mich. U. 9 years in Lake City 26 years at G.H.S. senior class advisor 15 Miss Tomko shorthand I, II and typing II B.S. at Central Michigan U. M.B.A. at U. of Denver graduate work at U. of Denver and U. of Mich. taught at Lake view, New Lothrop H.S. and Detroit Business Institute 8 years at G.H.S. Miss Teachout B.A. from Western Michigan U. fourth year at G.H.S. Library Club advisor Librarian Mr. VanderVoort biology, refresher arithmetic, physical science B.A. from Western Mich. U. attended Kellogg Community College did student teaching at Lakeview H.S. in Battle Creek Astronomers Club advisor Freshman class advisor freshman football coach Mr. Williams teaches shop, gym B.S. from Central Michigan U. taught at Shelby H.S. golf and J.V. football coach Student Teachers Participating in 5-Year Ford Foundation Plan Mr, West Mr. Hodges Mr, Sias Miss Smith Mr. Lemcke Mr. Wolfgram Miss Soutar Miss Walkup Mr. Campbell Miss Breeze Miss Jappinga 16 BOARD OF EDUCATION Dorothy Ranney, Secretory Keith King, Trustee Jack Highfield, Vice President William Smith, Trustee Walter Jaehnig, Treasurer V v Bfc- Archie Curtis, Trustee The Board of Education—a group of civic-minded citizens—is working for the good of Greenville's youth and future. Working as a legislative and judicial body, our Board carries on such duties as developing a budget, setting up payrolls, studying teachers' qualifications—in short, it makes decisions concerned with management and policy-making. To these indispensable persons, therefore, we wish to express our sincere gratitude. 17 THE ADMINISTRATION Outlining and enumerating the jobs which fall under the jurisdiction of our principal is a difficult task, for his is a job which cannot be written or explained in a sentence or two. His is an ever-changing score of duties which are often hectic and difficult. Yet, Mr. Dalman has carried them out in a manner befitting both him and us. Through his efforts, Greenville High has continued to grow as a fine educational institution. Howard Dalman, Principal As the Superintendent of Greenville schools, Mr. Allinder has served as the adviser and executive unit to our Board of Education for many years. To him belongs the responsibility of an efficient and effective administration. By working with the teachers, principals, and civic groups, he is able to make qualified recommendations for Board action. Our sincere appreciation goes to him for the work he has accomplished. PERSONNEL Mrs. Muriel Bigler, Counseling Office Mrs. Gretchen Crawford, Miss Junella Motley, Superintendent's Office Principal's Office 18 The Center Of GHS” The long, waiting bench full of students - The tall counter over which many varied exchanges take place - Mrs. Eileen Burke, Attendance Secretary The intercom console sitting in the far corner, tempting students to run over and yell fire! - The teachers' mail boxes, full of all kinds of little goodies and surprises - The book store, Mr. Dalman’s office, the excuse line - People rushing in and out in a flurry of activities, bothering the staff with dozens of urgent problems - From 8:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. the office is a scurry of humdrum activity - truly the center of G.H.S. Diane Richardson Marv King Mr. Oliver Naghtin COUNSELORS Mr. Oliver counselor B.A. from Albion College M.A. from M.S.U. studied at U. of M. director of Pupil Personnel Services since 1947 Mr. Naghtin counselor Muskegon Jr. College B.S. from Western Michigan U. M.A. from W.M.U. taught at Comstock and Gobels in commercial dept, supervises Nurses' Aide program has charge of school employment service THE CLINIC Mrs. MacDuff, Judy Jepson, Cheryl Mallindine, Sue Bergquist. Mrs. Utess 20 The following students have volunteered to help in the kitchen and the concession stand during noon hour: First row - Tina Ward, Rick Johnson, Annette Staffen, Mary Ann Eckberg, Bonnie Thompson, Betty Wireman, Jerry Lake. Second row - Sandy Schwartz, Ron Ellsworth, Roger Pickell, Tom Vander Schuur, Edward Sebald, Don Gunderson, Jerry Lyndrup. Third row - Darrell Johnson, Roger Grow, Noel Hansen, Bruce Filkins. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Don Keseiring and Pat Patterson are just two of the four custodians, who perform an invaluable service for GHS each day. The others are Mrs. White and Johnny Christensen. Mr. Ward, head chef, and Mrs. Ward. 21 Officers: Dave Snider, Vice-President; John Finkhouse, President; Ann Peterson, Student Council Hep.; Candy Kane, Treasurer; Tom Christensen, Student Council Rep.; and Linda Fox, Secretary. What is it like to be a Senior? To some it may mean the last few months before they're free, before they can go out into the world and be on their own. To others it means another rewarding stepping stone - one which will be followed by higher education. But to all, it is a time of mixed emotions and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Who else but a Senior can realize the hectic and nerve-wracking experiences of filling out entrance applications? Who else enjoys the opportunity of trading senior pictures and name cards or of dreaming up money-making projects to help further the finances for Senior Skip Day? And yet, overshadowing all these things is a constant feeling that this will be the last time these activities will be enjoyed. These Seniors look back on the training, friendships and knowledge they have gained. They also look forward to a promising future as alumni of G.H.S. Jan Bruinooqe ♦ RICK ANTCLIFF Baseball 1 Track 3,4 Wrestling 3, Capt. 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 ROGER ARMSTRONG Baseball 4 Sr. Band 1,2 Science Club 2,4 Bible Club 1,3,4 Intramural s 4 ELIZABETH M. BARNWELL St. Coun. Treas. I.R. Club Treas. 3,4 Sec. 4 G Club 2 Latin Club 1, Sec. 2 Science Club 1 Hi-Life Staff 3, Copy Ed. 4 Honor Guard 3 MUNA Delegate 3,4 Girls' State U.N. Club 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Girls' League Board 2 SUSAN RAE BARRON A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 French Club Treas. 2,3 I.R. Club 3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 Spotlight Staff 3 JAMES A. ATKINS Baseball 1, 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 3 French Club 1 Forensics 3 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 SUSAN LOUISE BERGQUIST Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1, St. Coun. Rep. 2,3, Sec.-Trees. 4 I.R. Club 2,3, Pres. 4 Latin Club 1st year rep. 1, historian 2 Pep Band 2,3,4 Alt. Girls' State MUNA Delegate 3,4 Hi-Life Staff 3, Lay-out Ed. 4 Honors Math Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Not. Mer. Letter of Comm. Girls’ League Board Treas. 3 Latin Club Award 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 G Club 2 Spotl ight Staff 4 25 PETER BERNTH Latin Club 1,2 V Jf.ity Club 1,2,3, 4 A Cappella Choir 1 Football 1,2 B i-.Urtbai: 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Class Vicc-Pres. 1 Honor Guard 3 ROBERT BOWERS F F A 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,4 GEORGE R. BETSER Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 Basketball Mgr. 3,4 F F A 1,2 Boys’ Glee Club 1,2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2 XINE BLUMBERG J-V. Cheerleader 2 caib i !u4leoder 3-4 French Club 2 %:rrialciut s’- coun. ost Athletic JAN BRUINOOGE Boys’ Glee Club 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2 Intramurals 3,4 Latin Club 3 Science Club 1,2, Sec.-Treas, 3,4 Jets Club 1,2, Sec.-Treas. 3,4 Varsity Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4 Student Council 1 Boys’ State Class Sec. 2 Hi-L ife Staff 4 MUNA Delegate 4 DARLENE BUCHE Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4 Class President 2 Ass’t Social Chr. 3, Social Chr. 4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Honor Rol I 1,2,3,4 G Club 1,2, pts. ch. 3,4 Latin Club 1, pro. chr. 2 Science Club 2 International Relations Club 3,4 Honors Mathematics All Around THOMAS M. BLUMBERG FFA 1,2,3, Pres. 4 HARTLEY BYERS Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Football Mgr. 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2 Varsity Club 4 26 GARY E. CAMP Sc ience Club 1,2,3 Proiector Club 3 Bible Club 1 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club Sec. 3, Pres. 4 Sec. Regional SLAAM 4 U.N. Club 3 French Club 3 Senior Play JUDY ANN COPELAND G Club 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 4 Pep Club 3 THOMAS CARTER Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Bible Club 2, Pres. 3,4 Science Club 4 J.V. Football 1,2 Boys' State Track 1,2 Intramurals 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 LUCILLE KAYE CATHEY L atin Club 1 A Cappella Choir 1,2, pub. chr. 3, treas. 4 Commercial Club 4 Library Club 1 KATHRINE T. CUMMINGS Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 All School Play 1,4 Latin Club 1,2 G Club 1 International Relations Club 2,3,4 MUNA Delegate 3,4 Girls' State J.V. Cheerleader 3 St. Coun. Class Rep. 3 St. Coun Sec. Hi-Life Staff 4 Girls' League Vice-Pres. 3 Honor Guard 3 Homecoming Court 3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Rep. 2 Honor Roll 2,3 THOMAS C. CHRISTENSEN Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1 Track 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 A Cappella Choir 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4 Latin Club 1 International Relations Club St. Coun. Rep. 3, Vice-Pres. 4 MUNA Delegate 3 St. Coun. Rep. 4 Vice Mayor Police Court 4 Safety Council 4 Review Board 2 Senior Play JAMES E. DAKIN Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Projector Club 3 Science Club 1,2,3 Library Club Treas. 3 I.R. Club 2,3 F.F.A. 1 Senior Play 27 CAROLYN KAY EDMISTON Latin Club 4 Nurses Aid 3,4 JOHN ENGLEMAN Eaton Rapids H.S. 1,2 Golf 3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Class Artist CORALEE LOU EITELBUSS F.H.A. 2,3 G Club 2,3 Pep Club 3 Commercial Club 4 JOHN FINKHOUSE Football 1,2 Basketball 2,3,4 St. Council 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 3,4 Class Pres. 3,4 Honor Guard 3 Track 2 Baseball 1 Boys Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3 Best Looking Senior Play 28 MARILYN LEE FISHER Choral Union 1, Sec. 2,3, pub. chr. 4 Art Club 3 Bible Club 1,2,4 Commercial Club Vice-Pres. 4 LINDA JEAN FOX Class Sec. 3,4 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club Sec. 4 Bible Club 1,2 Modern Languoge Club 1,2 SANDRA DARLENE FLASHAAR A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 FHA His. 1, Pres. 2,3, Sec. 4 Library Club 1,2 Choral Union 1 Student Council 1 G Club 1,2 CATHERINE RAE FORD A Cappella Choir 1, lib. 2, St. Coun. Rep. 3,4, Acc. 3,4 Latin Club 1, Pres. 2 United Nations Club 2 International Relations Club Sec. 3,4 Police Court 3, Clerk 4 Justice Court Clerk 4 Spotlight copy ed. 3 Hi-L ife Staff 4 Girls' League Board 1 Girls State Interlochen, Summer 1962 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Class Musician WANDA M. FRANKE Choral Union 1,2,3 Bible Club 1,2,4 Commercial Club 4 Girls' League pts. chr. 3 RAYMOND L. FRANKLIN, JR. Forensics 3 FTA 3 All School Play 1,3 Cadet Teacher 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Football 4 A Cappella Choir Senior Play SHIRLEY FOUNTAIN DAV(D allen FRAZEE Band 1 Boys' Glee Club 2,3 A Cappella Choir 4 International Relations Club 3,4 Science Club 1,2,4 Bible Club 1,2 Football 2 Tennis 3,4 29 JAMES W. FREEMAN MARGARET LOUISE GRAY Boys Glee Club 1, init. chr. 2 Choral Union 1,2 Tennis 1,2,3,4 International Relations Club 4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Jets Club 3,4 French Club 1,2 Varsity Club 4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Senior P I ay JUDY GILBERT G Club l Commercial Club 4 MARVIN C. GUILFOYLE Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 All School Play 1,3,4 Intramurals 4 Boys State Central Mich. U. Music 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Boys’ Glee Club 4 30 KATHY A. HAMMOND G Club 1,2 Nurses' Aide 3,4 Science Club 4 VALERIE LYNN HELPHENSTINE West Branch 1 French Club 2, 3 G Club 2,3 International Relations Club 2,3,4 F T A 4 Honor Guard 3 Homecoming Rep. 4 Best Dancer Sen for Play PEARL ANN HANSEN Choral Union 1,2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Commercial Club 4 F T A 4 Senior PI ay JANICE KAY HARPER Choral Union 1,2, pub. chr. 3,4 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Latin Club 1,2 International Relations Club 3 Spot! ight Staff 3 Hi-Life Staff 4 St. Coun. Ass’t Pub. Chr. 3, Pub. Chr. 4 Science Fair Award 1 Latin Club Award 1 Honor Roll 3 Cadet Teacher 4 VIRGINIA MARY HOUSE FHA 1 Choral Union 1,2,3 Pep Cl ub 3 Commercial Club 4 CHARLES WILLIAM HUBBARD JR. Football 2 Track 1,2,3,4 MARY HART Senior Play KAREN LEE HULBERT G Club 1,2,3 Future Nurses Club 1 Modern Language Club 1, Sec. 2 Safety Council 1 2,3 U.N. Club 3 Honor Guard 3 Homecoming Court 3 Honors Math Honor Roll 2,3 All School Play 3 31 SHARON LEE IRISH Freshman Class President F T A 1 French Club 1, Pres. 2 Safety Council 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Police Court 2,4 Bible Club 1,2 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 French Award 2 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Girls League Schol. Award 1 Homecoming Court 1 Most Dignified STANLEE B. JOHNSON Jets Club 3,4, St. Coun. Rep. 4 Al | School Play 4 I ntramural s 2,4 Boys’ Glee Club 3 JUDITH ANN JEPSON French Club 2,3 Marching Band 1 Choral Un ion 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Spotlight Staff 3 Hi-Life Staff 4 Nurses' Aide 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 2,3,4 Senior Play THOMAS C. JOHNSON Sr. Band 1,2,3,4, St. Coun. Rep. 1 Basketball 1,2,3 I ntramural s 4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 I. R. Club 3 Latin Cl ub 1,2 Honors Math Senior Play RICHARD JOHN JOHNSON Sr. Bond 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 Science Club 3,4 Student Council 2 Police Board 1 Honor Guard 3 SANDRA LEE JOHNSON G Club 1,2 International Relations Club 3 A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 Class Clown CHARLENE MARIE JURY Commercial Club 4 Choral Union 1,2,3,4 FHA 1 G Club 1 V KATHLEEN C. KANE Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4 Latin Club 1,2, St. Coun. Rep. 2 G Club 1,2,3,4, Pub. Chr. 4 Class Treasurer 4 I.R. Club 3,4, Treas. 4 MUNA Delegate 3,4 _ Astronomy Club 3,4, Le . Appreciative Readers Club d, Honors Math Youth Music 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List Senior Play 32 KENNETH KEELER Trock 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Intramural s 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 LEWIS K. KING Boys' Glee Club 1, Treas. Science Club 1,2 Jets Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3 Class Treas. 3 Boys' State 3 Homecoming King Student Council 4 Chief of Pol ice 4 Justice Court Police Court Most Likely to Succeed Most Dignified Faculty Honor List 1,2,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Hi-Life Business Manager 2 LINDA LOU KELLOGG Commercial Club 4 Jr. Band 1 INA KOCK Hamburg, Germany 1,2,3 Choral Union Sec. 4 International Relations Club 4 Senior Play STANLEY S. KEMP Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Boys' State 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Boys Glee Club 1 Forensics 3 Honor Roll 3 Latin Club 1,2 Class Speaker VIRGINIA KORSON Girls’ League Board 3, Pres. 4 Pep Club Pres. 3 G Club 1 DEBORAH J. KENNEDY Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3 I.R. Club 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3 G Club 1,2,3,4 Class Flirt Senior Play JANET ANN KURNAT G Club 1,2, pub. chr. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 FTA 4 FNC Treas. 4 Library Club 2,3, Sec. 4 Regional SLAAM Pres. 4 33 1 I LEWIS G. KURNAT Boys Glee Club 1,2 P.A. Club 1,2,3 Science Club 3 Basketball 2 Intramurals 2,4 FRAN LARSEN A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2 Class Alderman 1,2,3 Class Treas. 2 Varsity Club Pres. 4 St. Coun. Mayor All Around Most Athletic MARY LOU KURNAT Choral Union 1 Science Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 L ibrary Club 4 FNC Sec. 4 Nurses Aide 3,4 FAITH M. LEWIS Latin Club 1,2 Bible Club 1,2,3,4 Sr. Band 1,2 Science Club 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Nurses Aide 3,4 Faculty Honors List 2,3,4 Honor Roll Class Couple JANICE C. LAFNEAR Commercial Club 4 Bible Club 1,2,3,4 Choral Union 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1 FH A 1 ROBERT LOHR Basketball 1,2,3 Boys Glee Club 1,2 34 DIANE C. LYNDRUP Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 G Club 1,2 Honor Guard 3 L i brary Club 1,2 CHERYL ANN MALLINDINE Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 MUNA Delegate 3,4 International Relations 2, Vice-Pres. 3,4 Spotl ight Editor 3 Hi-L ife 3, Editor 4 Girls' League Scholastic Award 2,3 Library Club Vice-pres. 1 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Latin Scholarship Award 1,2 French Scholarship Award 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Rep. 2 JERROLD F. LYNDRUP All School Play 4 A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 Tennis 1,2 Intramurals 1,2 THOMAS A. MARTIN Boys’ Glee Club 1,2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Police Court 3 Golf 1, Capt. 2,3,4 Golf conference medalist 2 Golf regional medalist 1 Varsity Club pub. chr. 1,2,3,4 SUZANNE MACMILLEN Latin Club 1,2 Choral Union 1,2 Spotlight 3 LYNDA R. MCCAFFERTY Choral Union 1,2,3 Library Club 1,2 A Cappella Choir 4 Forensics 3 Senior Play KIRSTI MAKI Helsinki Finland 1,2,3 International Relations Club St. Coun. Rep. 4 MUNA Delegate 4 DENNIS MICHAEL MCPHEE Football 1,2 Wrestling 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Varsity Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Boys' State Alt. 35 DALE W. MCQUEEN RICHARD ORTEGA Protector Club 1,2, Sec-Treos. Pres. 4 Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4 Jets Club 3 F F A 2 Library Club Treas. 4 Safety Council 4 CANDIS R. MINARD A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 SANDRA KAY MORROW VIRGIL L. PACKARD FFA 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3 CONNIE E. PETERSEN Choral Union 1 G Club 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres J.V. Cheerleader 3 Honor Guard Homecoming Queen 36 ANN MERRITT PETERSON French Club 1, St. Coun. Rep. 2 A Cappel I a Choir 1,2,3, Ass't. Lib. 4 All School Play 1,3 Alternate to Girls’ State 3 Sr. Class St. Coun. Rep. J.V. Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3,4 International Relations 4 Class Actress MUNA Delegate 4 DIANNE B. RICHARDSON Choral Union 1,2 G Club 1,2 A Cappella Choir 4 FNC 4 St. Coun. Rep. 4 Spotl ight Staff 4 ALICE LOUISE PICKELL Latin Club 1,2 Choral Union 1,2,3 FTA 1, Treas. 2,3, Pres. 4 A Cappella Choir 4 BONNIE L. RIGDON Choral Union 1, lib. 2, St. Coun. Rep. 3,4 G Club 1, Sec. 2, Treas. 3,4 Latin Club 1 WAYNE OTTO RASMUSSEN Class St. Coun. Rep. 1 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Homecoming Court 2 Science Club 1 Latin Club 1,2 International Relations Club 3 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Boys' State Track 1 Golf 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 ROBERTA LEE ROCKEFELLER Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Maiorette 2,3, head 4 G Club 1,2 Senior Play MICHAEL RINGGENBERG Sr. Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Boys Glee Club 1,2, Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Projector Club 1 Wrestl ing 3 Science Club I Class Musician 37 REBECCA SUSAN ROSS Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Bible Club 1,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4 Latin Club 3 Commercial Club 4 DAVID M. RYDAHL Golf 1 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 A Cappel I a 2,3,4 Glee Llub 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Commercial Club Pres. 4 Latin Club 1 SANDRA LEE SCHWARTZ Bible Club 1 G Club 1,2 SHIRLEY A. SHENEFIELD Class Treas. 1 Homecoming Rep. 2 A Cappella 1,2,3, Sec. 4 Modern Language Club 1 Spotl ight Staf 4 Best Looking DAVID WILLIAM SCHALLERT French Club 1,2 Science Club 1 International Relations Club 3 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 A Cappella Choir 4 Police Board 2 Boys State 3 Michigan State Music 1,2 Intramurals 1 2,4 All School Play 1,2,3 Pep band 2,3,4 ROBERT W. SIMMONS Boys' Glee Club 1,2 French Club 4 Science Club 3,4 Astronomy Club 3,4, Treas. Track 3,4 Hi-Life 4 38 LAWRENCE R. SMITH Boys’ Glee Club 1,2, Trees. St. Coun. Rep. 4 Baseball 1,2 Intramural s 2,3,4 Wrestling 4 Latin Club 2 3, LEONARD R. SMITH Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 DAVID M. SNIDER Varsity Club 3, Treas. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 4 Football 3 A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 Intramural s 2,3,4 Latin Club 1 Boys' State CAROL JEAN STRUTHERS Band 1 Choral Union 2 A Cappella Choir 3, acc. 4 Bible Club 1,2, Sec. 3,4 French Club 3,4 JAMES Y. SWARTZ Golf 2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 39 RICHARD L. TIEDE A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Boys Glee Club 4 Band 1 Bible Club 4 Commercial Club Treas. 4 Projector Club Sec.-Treas. 3 Library Club 3 JOANNE CAROL VANHORN FHA 2,3 Commercial Club 4 PATRICIA ANN TIFFANY Band 1,2,3,4 Modern Language Club 1,2 FTA 1,2 Science Club 1 Majorette 3 Spotl ight Staff 3 MICHAEL B. VENUS Science Club 1,2,3,4 Honors Mathematics Wrestl ing 3 Track 3 Boys State Hi-L ife Staff 4 International Relations Club 4 Varsity Club 2 Latin Club 1 2 Nat. Mer. Finalist BONNIE JAYNE TOBEY G Club 1,2,3,4 FTA 2,3, Treas. 4 Commercial Club pub. chr. 4 Library Club 4 FNC 4 Band 1 ELEANOR RUTH VERDUIN A Cappella Choir 1,2, ass t lib. 3, lib. 4 Latin Club 1,2 International Relations Club 3,4 Science Club 4 Senior Play 40 CAROL KAY WABLE Sr. Band 1,2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 French Club 1,2 Commercial Club 4 EDWIN WILLIAMS Alma 1 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Varsity Cl ub 3,4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Best Dancer GORDON E. WARD Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 Latin Club 12 A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 International Relations Club 3 All School Play 3 CAROL WEBB Kentwood High School 1,2 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Latin Club 3 Science Club 3,4 International Relations Club 3,4 G Club 3,4 FTA 4 CAROL J. WININGER Band 1,2,3,4 Majorette 2,4, Head 3 Latin Club 1,2 International Relations Club 2,3,4 Science Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4 Spotlight Ass't Editor 4 G Club 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Honors Math Senior Play MUNA Delegate 4 CHARLES E. WINN J.V. Football 1 J.V. Basketball 1 Homecoming Court 1 International Relations Club 3,4 Spotlight Editor 4 Kentucky Military Institute 2 Senior Play HENRY R. CREASAP CURTIS R. MYERS WILLIAM ROGER NEESE Art Club MARVIN F. HUBBARD FFA 2,3 Diane Richardson JUDITH KAYE DEWITT Commercial Club 4 Choral Union 1,2,3 Dick Tiede, Connie Petersen, Jill Craig, Larry Alsgaard, Bill Neese. Fran Larsen, Tom Martin, Dave Rydahl, Tom Christensen. 42 � SHARON IRISH Salutatorian CHERYL MALLINDINE Valadictorian HALL OF FAME SUSAN BERGQUIST Hi storian FAITH LEWIS LINDA FOX 43 Sharon Irish, Lewis King John Engleman Ray Franklin, Ann Peterson SENIOR Mr. Clean takes care of anything! 11 . . . with great viga! CENSUS ie Kennedy. Chuck Winn CLASS DANCERS Val Helphenstine, Ed Williams Tom Carter, Faith Lew is Two dollars on Rats-tail in the ninth. Lewis King, Cheryl Mai I indine Fran Larsen, Darlene Buche Bob Nadeau. Sandy Johnson Officers: Marv King, Vice-President; Jeff Wolverton, President; Vicki Byers, Student Council Rep.; Carolyn Cooper, Treasurer; Mike Moore, Student Council Rep.; and Betty Welch, Secretary. One of the best ways to enumerate or evaluate the habits and characteristics of a class is to observe the particular species in their natural habitat. Upon careful scrutiny, a few conclusions have been reached as to our present Junior class. They can be found supposedly absorbed in a civics book, holding mock” conventions, wearing their glistening new class rings, working on committees for the Jr.-Sr. Prom, trying to avoid three years of back-class dues, taking over positions of leadership in various clubs and organizations, or waiting for next September when they will become the new Seniors. Rita Williams Cindy Hock 46 Bonnie Abbott Curtis Albrecht Greg Anderson Linda Anderson Cathy Bigler Mary Anderson Connie Balcome Jim Barthel Kandi Baumgardner Bruce Beck Catherine Bigler James Black Sandy Black Daniel Blanding Beverly Bliss Linda Bradley Tim Bradley Warren Buehler Vicki Byers Carol Christensen Norma Christiansen David Christoffersen Karen Clementshaw Barbara Collins Carolyn Cooper 47 Marilyn Cooper Tonda Cooper James Copeland Cheryl Covert John Crankshaw William Cogswell Anthony Oascola Terry Deal Tom Deal Duane Decker Dave Dingham Bob Doornbos Kathryn Edwards Karen Ekholm Stephen Fisher Beverly Flowers Lloyd Franklin Tom Fuhrman William Garlick Lonnie Garvey 48 Roger Grow Donald Gunderson Gary Hankis Terry Hankis Noel Hansen Violet Harley Tom Worden Jim Harris Kenneth Hendrickson Ethel Herroon Gary Higgins Cindy Hock Marie Horning Charles Houck Barbara Howes Judy Hubbs Jack Hunsicker Paula Irish Ron Irish Georgia Jensen Paul Jensen Dick Jensen 49 Connie Worden Darrell Johnson Jim Johnson Laura Kane Sue Katterjohn Marylou Kent Marvin King Judy Kiste Ruth Kluzak Lois Knight Linda Kohn Mauri ne Lacy Florence Lane Greg Laughlin Phillip Leach Jim Lemkuhl Dianne Lillie Ronald London Beverly Main Linda Manglos Janice McAllister Jerry McMeeken Cheryl McNeil Terry McPhee Barbara Merren 50 Beverly Merren Ruth Ann Miller Mike Moore Nancy Mumaw Alta Nelson Beverly Nelson Bonnie Nelson Gary Nelson Mary Nielsen Janet Norwood Kitti O’Connor Bruce Olsen Wanda Olsen John Olson Blair Ostrander Alan Parker Janice Patrick Carolyn Petersen Mike Petersen Linda Race Linda Ramlow Robert Rasmussen Anms Reed Gilbert Rice •t« : : juql.! n Kandi Baumgardner Terry Satterlee Beth Schrauben Micheal Schreiner Karen Schoder Lola Scott Edward Sebald Diane Shelest Dick Skinner Carol Smith Rae Sorensen Diane Soule Karen Speese Annette Statfen Sharon Stearns Janice Strotheide Gary Swanger Margaret Swartz Fred Terrell Mike Thomas Richard Thomas 52 Christie Thompson Paul Tremayne Ron Truesdell Howard Vandermay Tom VanderSchuur Carolyn Waldo Tina Ward Judith Warner Lenora Weaver Betty Welch Emma White Judye Williams Rita Williams Barbara Wilson Nancy Wilsted Betty Wi reman Jeffery Wolverton Shirley Woodbury Connie Worden Tom Worden NOT PICTURED: George Bond Richard Franklin Fred Hemmes Robert Keilholtz Earl Linderman Kathleen Meilicke Curt Myers Colleen Quillan Thomas Rop Jean Sibley Bonnie Thompson Craig Valiket Tom VanSyckle 53 s 0 p H S Officers: Judy Wolverton, Vice-President; Laurel Shoemaker, President; Sherry Swift, Student Council Hep.; Sheila Kelly, Treasurer; Tom Lehmkuhl, Student Council Rep,; and Sharon Farrell, Secretary, Pep assemblies found them as the proud possessors of the cheering jug. Enrollment lists showed them to rank as the largest class in the school. Teachers found them fun-filled and happy-go-lucky - sometimes all to much so. Noon hours found them roaming the halls, relaxing on window ledges and engaging in numerous other activities which were supposed to be promoting friendship - i.e. gaining dates. Homework became secondary only to a few hundred odd extra-curricular activities. With high spirits, the Sophomores are ready, willing and able to forge ahead into the more responsible world of upperclassmen. Carol Johnson, Steve Webb 54 Ruth Abbott John Allen Judy Allen Gloria Allison Gary Alsgaard Diana Andersen Linda Andersen Sharon Anderson Alan Appel Don Atkins Louis Bailey Sharon Baker David Balcom Lynn Bard Jay Barnwell Gene Baxter Sandra Beck Phillip Bell Ron Betser Rosemary Billings John Bitner 55 Melvin Black Roger Blumberg Vera Blumberg Jerry Bolster Roger Bond Cheryl Bow Karolyn Braden Betty Bradley Kay Bradock Jeffery Brothers Renay Brown Doris Buche Kathy Bullard David Burgess Lyle Burgess Robert Burgess Chen Burns Jim Burns George Cathey Sandra Chipman Jim Choitz 56 Mark Christensen Ronnie Christensen Anne Christiansen Gerald Christiansen Carol Conrad Cheryl Cooley Charles Cooper Susan Copeland Karen Cory Philip Costa Tom Czarnopis Howard Dakin James Dascola Karen Davis Linda Davis Cheryl DeWitt Linda Dinger Byron Doty Roger Eastman Susan Elder Patricia Eldridge Kirk Faber Jan Fairbanks Sharon Farrell Steve Feuerstein George Fingleton Eleanor Fisher Wilma Fleck Sherry Fountain Jerry Fuller 57 Harold Garvey Ronald Gazboda Dennis Giles Dorothy Gillis John Glerum Trudy Gottesleben Paul Goulet Evelyn Gray Bronwyn Griffith Carol Guinnup Gene Hahnenberg Ralph Hahnenberg Linda Hansen Marcus Hansen Thomas Hansen Charlotte Hart Terri Hatch Kathryn Heyer Michael Highfield Elwood Hole Thomas Holmes Rebecca Holstad Sarah Hook James Hopkins 58 Gerald House Sharon House Steve House Wesley Howell Sally Hubbard David Hurst Jill Irish Harold James Cheryl Jensen David Jensen Carol Johnson Edward Johnson Dan Jones Lena Jones Marguerite Jones Wanda Hammers Keith Keeler Kay Keilholtz Darwin Kellicut Sheila Kelly William Kemp Sue Ann Kern Sharon Keselring Sandra King 59 Robert Kissel Edwin Koehn Sandra Kohn Gerald Korson Ken Kraus Sharon Kreeger Myrene Laidlaw Robert Lane Paul Lamed Barbara LeClear Kathy Lee Thomas Lehmkuhl Phyllis Linderman Charles Logan Bill Lowry Theresa Mahder Terry Main Leslie Mangus Wesley Mangus Leon Marlin Beverly Martin Diana Martin 60 Carina Jo McGowan David Metreti Gregory Merritt Lynne Middlebrook Bonnie Miller Charles Miller Karol Miller Geraldine Myers Robert Neitzke David Nelson James Nelson Tammy Nelson Max Nichols Beth Ann Nielsen Sharon Nielsen Dennis Nisonger Barry Nye Barbara O’Boyle John Paris Steve Patterson Jean Perry Dale Petersen Daniel Petersen Phyllis Peterson 61 Carolyn Phillips Dan Plank Robert Porter jeanne Qui I Ian Teresa Ranney Anne Rasmussen Kay Reed Robert Rice Stephen Ri ;h David Riches Linda Rickie Gus Riehl Mary Ritter Sherry Rivard Kathleen Rose Susan Roush Christeen Rowland Rodney Roy Sharon Roy Dorothy Sampson Susan Schuppert Bonita Scofield Dave Scofield Paula Shank 62 Norma Sharkey Diane Sherrick Laurel Shoemaker Wallace Simmons Robert Sisson Shirley Skinner Ken Skiver Rick Sloan Jane Smith Edward Sorensen Larry Sorensen Susan Soule Robert Sowerby Linda Sowles Carol Steffensen Donald Sullivan Sally Svendsen Edward Swartz Jane Swartzloff Jody Sweat Sherry Swift Michael Taft Ron Taylor Jane Terry Douglas Thompson James Thompson Terry Titus William Tuinhoff Louis Utess Ann Valenta 63 Beverly Valiket Cindy VanAntwerp Greg VanDrie Barbara Varney Jack Wall Michael Walston Bruce Wasilewski Robert West Janis Wheeler Michele White Virginia Wilcox Alan Williams David Will more Michael Wilson Sara Wilson John Winn Jon Wise William Wise Judy Wolverton Cathie Wood James Wood Robert Wood Steve Wyckoff Luana Yeasley James Yeomans Jo Anne Johnson Judy Johnson Phillip Jones Susan Kerns Marge LaVictor Kathern Lesley Danny Palmer Diane Richardson Cathy Schultz James Scott Stark Shelby John Snyder Sandra Tiffany Terry Titus Tom Waldorf Steve Webb Jon Paris 64 Dave Riches Rick Antcliff, Sandy Kohn Sue Kern Anne Rasmussen. Sheri Anderson Bill Kemp —— 65 66 Officers: Tom Hansen, President; Pam Walters, Student Council Rep.; Rick Williams, Secretary; Suzie Goulet, Student Council Rep.; and Sheila Hansen, Treasurer. Although they either hate to admit it or didn’t recognize it, the Freshmen’s first few weeks in school were ones of hesitancy and adjusting to new sights, new sounds, new smells and new people. A noticeable change took place, however, as the Frosh became acquainted and felt at home with the social and educational aspects of high school life. Their influence has been felt in clubs, sports, and all-school activities. In fact, they usually outnumbered the upperclassmen in attendance. All too soon they’ll be Seniors, looking back to see how they weathered the storms since their Frosh days. Mike Nelson Jeff Barker Ray Andersen Gary Augustine Mike Babbitt Linda Baker Roy Baldridge Jeff Barker Laurel Barrett Brad Baskerville Charles Beach Richard Benedict Mary Bensinger Robert Bergeron Randall Setser Rachel Bidstrip Micheal Blackmer Sherron Blanding James Blinn Rosemary 31 iss Tom Blumberg Kelly Borst 67 Tom Borst Nick Bow Charles Bradley John Bradley Cathy Britzman Bart Brown Janett Brown Jeff Brown John Brown William Brown Margaret Buehler William Burgess Sylvia Cairns Ron Camp Judy Cavanaugh Jamie Chapman Robert Christensen Kenneth Cogswell Julie Colby Judy Collins Ron Cooper Jeanne Corey Craig Crawford Lynda Daniels 68 Deborah Dann Terry Davis Gary Dennis Rodney Dingman Mary Eckberg Linda Eherenman Dave Ferens Bruce Filkins Carolyn Finkhouse James Fisk Mary Fitzpatrick Roland Flanigan Steve Flashaar Lucy Flowers David Ford Robert Forton Steve Foster Jackie Garvey Bonnie Gilbert Tex Gladding Suzie Goulet Donna Grewe 69 Shelby Gunderson Candi Hammond Clair Hansen Shelia Hansen Thomas Hansen Judy Hawley Richard Hawley Linda Hedger Leonard Heether James Heimbecker John Heinzelman Robert Hemmes Barbara Herroon James Higginson Steven Hock Fred Hodgkins Linda Hodgson Ann Holmden George Hooper Larry Horning Brenda House 70 Judy Hubbard Max Hunsicker Candy Jaehmg Robbie Jensen Gary Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Johnson Gayla Koehn Al Kerns Marcela Kerns Jerome King Mi cheat King Barry Kirkpatrick Gary Kluzak Linda Korson Linda Kraus Kristina Kulas Sally Kurnat Billy Jean Lafnear Jerry Lake Larry Lake Linda Lake John Large Rodney Larsen 71 Sue Ann Larsen Pat Lause Ellen Leadman Budd Lewis Glenn Lillie Joe Lillie Vicki Lentz Susan Loding Dennis London William Loper Larry Mahlich Bev Mallindine Verna Marks Al Marlin Ken Maule Vincent McMahon Dan McNeil Gordon McQueen Phyllis McQueen Carol Merren Micheal Merren Shelia Misner Diane Mitchell Lynda Moore Edith Morrow Thomas Mumaw John Nelson Mike Nelson William Nichols Richard Nielsen 72 Kenneth Noyes Sonja Olsen George Overly Thomas Overly Vicki Palethorpe Cheryl Parker Barbara Patterson Carol Petersen Lewis Petersen Stephen Petersen Sharree Pickell Craig Rackliffe Steve Radar Darrell Reed Nancy Reed Bev Mallindine Cindy Wilkie John Riehl Robert Ritter Mary Jo Robertsor Pat Robertson Roger Roy Dennis Sawman Vicki Schreiner Naomi Shank Cynthia Sharpe James Sharp Mike Shearer Jo Ann Shelest William Sherwood Jill Shoemaker Edward Shroyer Robert Sibley John Simmons Terrie Simmons Rosemary Sisson Melinda Snider Arnold Snyder Jan Sorensen Colleen Sower Elaine Spencer Catherine Staffen Robert Stearns David Steen Chet Stone Craig Stone Susie Stuewer 74 Richard Sutdam Cindy Sutphen Ann Swartz Daniel Swartz Caryl Swift Don Taylor Jams Taylor Virginia TenEyck Cheryl Terjung Dick Tiffany Prudence Tower Steve Tower Robert Town Bruce Train Dave Truesdell Jack Tyler Connie Tyrell Darlene Valenta Rick VanAntwerp Ed VanderSchuur Nancy VanHoose 75 Roger Vanscoms Bob VanSyckle Pat Venus Peggy Wacha Judy Waldron Terry Walkington Nancy Walston Pamela Walter Janice Welch Allen Wheeler Jillene Wheeler Phillip Williams Rick Williams Julie Willmore Roger Willmore Cynthia Wilkie Andria Winger Kathy Wolverton Sandra Wooster Bob Wuelfing - Gregory Wulf NOT PICTURED: Francis Andersen Susie Fuhrman James Linderman Arron London Susan Rice Marsha Richardson Lynn Sorenson James VanderSchuur LeRoy Yeomans Clair Ziegenfuss 76 Jim 'Phompson Ed Koehn Laurie Snell, Connie Petersen, Lewis King, Mr. Snell, Brian Hazen 81 The 1962 Homecoming Court: Jr. Rep., Kandi Baumgardner, Greg Laughlin; Sr. Rep., Val Helphenstine, John Finkhouse; Queen Connie Petersen, King Lewis King; Soph. Rep., Sally Svendsen, Jerry Fuller; Fresh. Rep., Cathy Brecht, Rick Van Antwerp. The 1962 Homecoming celebrations were climaxed by the annual dance which followed the Greenville-Belding football game on October 12. The dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held in the cafeteria, which had been decorated in accordance with the theme Autumn Aurora. Reigning over the festivities were Queen Connie Petersen and King Lewis King. Sob Mattison's Band provided the music. BOYS' STATE Jim Treeman, Fran Larsen, Marv Guilfoyle, Wayne Rasmussen, Dennis McPhee, Dave Schallert, Tom Carter, Dave Snider, Mike Ringgenberg, Ken Vanderlip, Lewis King, Jan Bruinooge, Mike Venus, Stan Kemp Boys’ and Girls’ States are annual programs dedicated to the training and development of boys and girls possessing inherent qualities of character and leadership. The fundamentals of state and local governments are introduced through a program of “learn by doing” in which the young people actually hold office and govern their own “state. Experience gained is to motivate the participants to be better citizens of tomorrow, upholding and defending the privileges and responsibilities of our form of government. Boys’ State, established and sponsored by the American Legion, was held at Michigan State University. The American Legion Auxiliary’s Girls’ State was held at the University of Michigan. GIRLS’ STATE Cathy Ford, Fred Terrell CAST Little Buttercup Boatswain Dick Deadeye Ralph Rackstraw Captain Corcoran Sir Joseph Josephine Cousin Hebe Carpenter $aturday Understudy Kathy Meilicke Pearl Ann Hansen Dave Rydahl Tom Christensen Stan Kemp Ray F rankl in Fred Terrell Dick Tiede Dave Schal lert Dick Tiede Kirk Faber Dave Schallert Cathy Ford Alice Pickell Eleanor Verduin Carol Struthers Dave Snider Gordon Ward Performance Carol Struthers, Eleanor Verduin, F'red Terrell On November 1st and 3rd the A Cappella Choir presented its annual operetta. Set on the quarterdeck of the H.M.S. Pinafore, the story concerns Ralph, a lowly seaman who falls in love with Josephine, the daughter of Ralph’s commanding officer, Captain Corcoran. The Captain himself becomes enamored with a peddler-woman, Little Buttercup. Both relationships are marred by class pride, and it is not until Buttercup reveals her secret that the difficulty is settled and the couples are happily united. Dave Schallert, Fred Terrell, Kirk Faber 85 Bonnie Nelson, Ed Sorensen, Jim Blinn, Nancy Wilsted, Mary Nielsen, Philip Bell Mr. Loeffler CAST Mrs. Gyurkovics Katinka Sari Ella Mitzi Terka Liza Klara Colonel Radviany Michael Sandorffy Ferenz Hordoy Baron Radviany Janko Toni Teliki Student director Director Nancy Wi Isted Mary Nielsen Bonnie Nelson Susie Schuppert Kathie Cummings Kathy Heyer Bev Mallindine Teresa Ranney Philip Bell Ed Sorensen Dave Jensen Alan Appel Stan Johnson Jim Blinn Susan Elder Roger Loeffler Dave Jensen, Kathie Cummings 86 “Seven Sisters, a three-act comedy written by Edith Ellis, was adapted from The Hungarian of Herezeg. It is a story concerning a widow, Mrs. Gyurko-vics, and her efforts to marry off her seven daughters. The plot thickens when Mrs. Gyurkovics, realizing that her attempts to find suitors are in vain, permits a young “Cupid” to step in. While plotting and conniving to marry off each eligible daughter, this young Cupid” assumes many roles. As a jealous lover, a lonesome clown, and a fun-loving cousin, he confuses everyone, including the audience! After all but one of the eligible sisters have found a mate, “Cupid” shows his true identity. In his role as a handsome young Hungarian officer, he asks for the hand of the remaining Miss Gyurkovics. Mary Nielsen, Philip Bell, Nancy Wilsted Jim Blinn, Dave Jensen, Kathie Cummings Teresa Ranney 87 Ina Kock, Kirsti Maki, Mr. Oliver Kirsti Maki Hei Kaikki, Your beautiful and very modern school building greatly inpressed me when I first saw it. But inside ... it was just a confusing maze of halls during the first days. With your help, however, I soon found my classrooms, and now I feel like any other GHS student. Lockers, fire drills, complicated excuses, and changing classrooms don't surprise me anymore. I especially remember the football games, with the marching band and the cheerleaders. They were completely new to me, but a lot of fun. This year has been a wonderful experience in my life. I will always remember the Class of ’63 and the friends I have made, and I will cherish my beautiful class ring, which was a gift from the Student Council. I want to give my appreciation to my wonderful teachers and friends. Sincerely yours, Kirsti Maki 88 Ina Kock, Shirley Shenefield Kirsti Maki, Ina Kock Hallo, Schueler! The best way to start this letter is by going back to September, when I started being a student of GHS. Everything was confusing to me and I constantly failed to find the right classroom, in Germany we stay in one room and the teachers come to us. The football season was another thing that was new to me. Germans have to get along without this-the government says they are too dangerous. But don't think that this is all that I will remember. There are still the little things like Mr. Robinson’s daily tests with the familiar, People, get ready to write;” the race out of third hour to the cafeteria; the proms and plays; and the many other things that make the time pass much too fast. As I look back and remember all of the nice times we had together, I wish that all of you could live for one year in a completely different country and see all the things that I did. Now, all I can say is, Good-bye and good luck to all of you. I hope to see you again sometime!” Ina Kock Kathie Cummings, Fran Larsen Sophomore Servers: Bruce Wasilewski, Jay Barnwell, Bob Wood, Mark Christensen, Sally Svendsen, Sara Wilson, Kathy Lee, Jane Smith Barkers, clowns, a refreshment stand, an elephant, a merry-go-round, and balloons-the scene was set for an evening of fun and dancing at Carnival,'' this year's Junior-Senior Prom. The gala event, held February 16th, was climaxed by the coronation of King Fran Larsen and Queen Kathie Cummings. Crowning the royalty were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dalman. A deluge of balloons, set free from the ceiling, added to the festival-like enjoyment. Couples danced to music furnished by the Bobbie Stevens Band. Blair Ostrander, Karen Davis Cathie Bigler Mike Ringqenberg Jim Atkins, Sarah Hook mm... Dave Rydahl, Charlie Winn 94 95 Kathie Meilicke, Sheri Anderson, Georgia Jensen, John Olson, Marv Guilfoyle, Jean Perry, Jane Terry s Forensics is a second-semester activity which offers an opportunity for interested students to gain worthwhile experience in public | speaking. The GHS group held their local contest on March 11. The i winning participants were chosen as follows: ' Humorous reading: Sheri Anderson, first; Georgia Jensen, second. Interpretative reading: Kathie Meilicke, first; John Olson, second. Original oration: Cheri Burns. These local contestants will compete in a district meet at Pewamo with winners there going to a regional contest at Mt. Pleasant. Cheri Burns c s FEATURING OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Bob Simmons Steve Webb IN ACTION Kathie Cummings, Bob Simmons Jan Bruinooge, Bob Simmons Charlie Winn, Eleanor Verduin, Ina Kock CAST Henrietta Carver Wi Ima Sutton Carol Sutton Adele Sutton Claire Sutton Magg ie Dizzy Lucas Annabelle Mason Baggy Pants Baldwin Jimmy Howard Ray Taylor Lizzie Martha Bill Barrett Bob Barrett The Coke Set Student director Director Eleanor Verduin Pearl Ann Hansen Carol Wininger Debbie Kennedy Judy Jepson Ina Kock Ray Franklin Val Helphenstine Tom Chri stensen Tom Johnson Chuck Winn Sue Rood Donna Goetsch Jim Dakin Gary Camp John Finkhouse, Jim Freeman, Ken Vanderlip, Bobbi Rockefeller, Lynda McCafferty, Mary Hart Candy Kane Mr. Pitts 98 The Coke Set John Finkhouse Hobbie Kennedy, Tom Johnson Henrietta is the eighth secretary to be hired by a community-minded widow to care for her three daughters. The daughters plan their methods of bringing Henrietta under their subjugation, just as they have done to the other secretaries. Henrietta, however, does not conform to their plans and, instead, straightens the three girls out. Having helped the girls win boyfriends, Henrietta is revealed as a novelist who had been studying the family as a basis for her next novel. Carol Wininqer, Charlie Winn, Eleanor Verduin 99 STMT COUNCIL Social Chairman Darlene Buche Treasurer Beth Barnwell Mayor Fran Larsen Chief of Police Lewis Kinq Publicity Chairman Jan Harper Q cnt'Ame Secretary Kathie Cumminqs Vice-Mayor Tom Christensen If the success of an organization is measured by its accomplishments, this year's Student Council could be ranked at the top. First row: Maxine Blumberq, Darlene Buche, ! .arry Smith. Second row: Kandi Baumgardner, Jeff Wolverton, Karen Davis. Third row: Beth Nielsen, Sherry Swift, Blair Ostrander. First row: Cathy Ford, Kirsti Maki, Mr. Morford, Sue Bergquist, Ann Peterson. Second row: Laurel Shoemaker, Sara Wilson, Jean Perry. Third row: Phil Bell, Stan Johnson, Mike Moore, Tom Christensen, Tom Lehmkuhl. The Council held weekly meetings during which motions and projects to forward the general welfare of the school were discussed, weighed, amended, passed or vetoed. Council-sponsored activities included the Christmas and Homecoming dances, Open House, the Honor Banquet, All-School Play, and numerous assemblies for the student body. First row: Sue Kern, Ginny Korson, Vicki Byers. Second row: Laura Kane, Carolyn Cooper, Carol Smith. Third row: Jan Harper, Diane Richardson, Jeanne Quillan. Fourth row: Suzie Goulet,Tammie Nelson, Pam Walters. 103 Safety Council Officers - Pres.: Sharon Irish Sec.: Mary Nielsen Adviser: Mr. Povolo Purpose - To promote safety among the students. Activities - Conducts Traffic Court Conducts Auto-Safety Check Posts Monthly Safety Bulletins First row: Sharon Irish, Mary Nielsen Second row: Linda Anderson, Candy Jaehniq Third row: Mr. Povolo, Tom Christensen, Jan Bruinooqe, Mike Petersen Police and Justice Courts Officers - Chief-of-Police: Lewis King Mayor: Fran Larsen Clerk: Cathy Ford Purpose - To promote justice within the school. Activities - Justice Court hears cases, fixing sentences upon those students who plead guilty and sending those who plead innocent on to Police Court. c- .u xr C Stuewer. Sally Svendsen, Laura Kane, Sharon Irish row: Cf y_Ford Susie Stuewer «Y Marv Kinq, Tom Christens, 104 Girls’ league Board Officers - Pres.: Virginia Korson Vice-Pres.: Kandi Baumgardner Sec.: Carma Jo McGowan Treas.: Laura Kane Advisers: Miss Stall Mrs. Clark Purpose - To develop qualities of leadership, social grace, service, and a co-operative spirit among girls of Greenville High School. First row: Ginny Korson, Kandi Baumgardner, Laura Kane, Carma McGowon. Second row: Annette Staffen, Jill Shoemaker, Carol Smith, Sherry Rivard, Betty Wireman. Third row: Susan Elder, Georgia Jensen, Cheryl Parker, Jeri Fleagle, Kathy Bullard. Fourth row: Mrs. Clark, Miss Stall. Activities - All-Girl Assemblies, Style Show, Girl-Ask-Boy Dance, June Banquet, Rummage Sale, Operating Concession Stand Board Meeting 105 Left side of V, front to back: Mr. Fox, Jan Bruinooge, Dave Snider, Bruce Wasilewski, Wayne Rasmussen, Dave Riches, Marv King, Greg Laughlin, Terry Hankis, Mike Ringgenberg, Mike Venus, Ken Keeler, Tom Martin, Ed Williams, Gordon Ward, Jeff Wolverton, Pete Bernth, Jim Swartz. Right side of V, front to back: Fran Larsen, Stan Kemp, Blair Ostrander, Dennis McPhee, Jon Paris, Leon Marlin, Jim Freeman, Tom Christensen, Chuck Cooper, Jim Johnson, Paul Tremayne, Ken Vanderlip, Paul Goulet, Dave Tanner, Jim Yeomans, George Cathey, Marc Hansen, Jim Lehmkuhl, Gil Rice. Officers - Pres.: Fran Larsen Vice-Pres.: Jan Bruinooge Treas.: Dave Snider Sec.: Stan Kemp St. Council Rep.: Blair Ostrander Adviser: Mr. Fox Purpose - To encourage sportsmanship, leadership and high standards among Varsity letter-winners who are eligible and choose to become members. Activities - Fran Larson, Mr. Fox 106 Sponsored a Color Tour Sponsored a tobogganning trip to Newaygo Sponsored the senior trip to Houghton Lake Sponsored a car wash Managed the coat check at home basketball games Starting with the cross of the GLinda Andersen, Sharon Farrell, Jill Irish, Karen Davis, Sarah Hook, Michele White, Judy Wolverton, Sue Kern, Sandy Chipman, Jeri Fleagle, Betty Bradley, Candy Kane, Nancy Mumaw, Diane Soule, Sarah Wilson, Sally Svendsen, Holly Hansen, Betty Welch, Connie Petersen, Miss Kapnick, Maxine Blumberg, Darlene Buche, Kandy Baumgardner, Kathi Meilicke, Debbie Kennedy, Kitti O'Connor, Marilyn Cooper, Carolyn Cooper, Laura Kane, Barb Merren, Beverly Merren, Carol Smith, Cathie Bigler, Lois Knight, Beth Schrauben, Barb Howes, Sharon Keselring, Cathie Wood, Janis Wheeler, Laurel Shoemaker, Carol Johnson, Sheri Anderson, Anne Rasmussen, Kathy Lee, Carol Webb, Karon Cory, Bonnie Rigdon, Bonnie Tobey, Janet Kurnat, Becky Holstad, Barb O'Boyle, Carol Waldo, Karen Schroder, Vicki Byers, Rita Williams, Connie Worden. Officers - Pres.: Connie Petersen Pub. Chr.: Candy Kane Vice-Pres.: Betty Welch Co-points Chr.: Diane Soule Nancy Mumaw Sec.: Holly Hansen Adviser: Miss Kapnick Treas.; Sally Svendsen St. Council Rep.: Sara Wilson Purpose - To further athletic and recreational interest and activities for girls in Greenville High School. Activities - Sponsored a bake sale Held a car wash Held a sweat shirt sale Participated in: volleyball, basketball, trampoline, softball, tennis, bowling. 108 3AA Traveling Basketball Team. Front row: Laurel Shoemaker, Sue Loding, Linda Andersen, Sharon Farrell, Sara Hook, Margaret Swartz, Laura Kane, Pat Robertson. . —. . u second row: Kathy Lee, Maxine Blumberg, Carolyn Cooper, Sharon Roy, Cheryl Cooley, Dorthea Brown, Sheila Hansen, 3iane Mitchell, Beth Schrauben, Jill Shoemaker, Marilyn Cooper, Miss Kapnick. C.A.A. Volleyball 'learn. Front row: Holly Hansen, Ann Rasmussen, Sue Kern, Sally Svendsen. Second row: Sara Hook, Karen Davis, Sheri Anderson, Margaret Swartz. G.A.A. Basketball Team. Front row: Tammy Nelson, Carol Johnson, Kathy Lee, Sue Kern, Karen Schroder. Second row: Sara Hook, Linda Andersen, Vera Blumberg, Sharon Farrell, Kitti 0 Connor. L A T I IV c L U B Second year members, First row: Holly Hansen, Sally Svendsen, Steve Wyckoff, Jill Irish, Sue Kern, Leslie Mangus, Dave Balcom. Second row: Ed Johnson, Jim Choitz, Tom Lehmkuhl, Jane Smith, Cheryl DeWitt, lanis Wheeler, Judy Wol-verton, Carma McGowan, Jean Perry, Cathie Wood, Sheri Anderson, Tammy Mahder, Sharon Keselring, Kathy Heyer, Jane Terry, Charlotte Hart, Rosemary Billings, Sharon Roy. Third row: Bob Lane, Ed Swartz, Roger Blumberg, Robert Neitzke, George Fingleton, Jim Dascola, Michael Walston, David Jensen, Mike Highfield, Louie Utess, Linda Davis, Beth Nielsen, Kathy Bullard, Barbara LeClear. Fourth row: Phil Bell, Jon Wise, Bill Cogswell, Gerald House, Larry Sorensen, Byron Doty, Wes Howell, Don Atkins, Darwin Kellicut, Paul Goulet Kirk Faber, Tom Deal, Philip Costa, Shirley Skinner, Sandy Chipman, Vi Harley. Officers -Pres.: Holly Hansen Vice-Pres.: Sally Svendsen Sec.: Steve Wyckoff Treas.: Jill Irish Historian: Leslie Mangus Publicity Chr.: Dave Balcom St. Coun. Rep.: Sue Kern Adviser: Mrs. Clark Purpose - To bring about a greater appreciation of the ancient Roman civilization and its influence on the course of Western civilization, and to increase the student's enjoyment of the study of the Latin Language. Activities - Dramatizations of: Roman feasts, Roman costumes, Roman entertainment. Roman Banquet. Sponsored a dance. First year members, First row: Julie Willmore, George Overly, Peggy Wacha, Mrs. Clark. Second row: Sue Katterjohn, Donna Grewe, Mary F itzpatrick, Susie Stuewer, Judy Hubbard, Bev Mallindine, Janice Welch, Candy Jaehnig, Jeanne Corey, Barry Kirkpatrick, John Heinzelman. Third row: Caryl Swift, Cindy Sharpe, Debbie Dann, Sherron Blanding, Rosemary Bliss, Nancy Walston, Sue Larsen, Ann Swartz, Colleen Sower, Sheila Hansen, Rae Bidstrup, Prudy Tower. Fourth row: Bob Christensen, Dave Ford, Dave Stein, Fred Hodgkins, Tom Mumaw, Dan McNeil, Dave Truesdell, Tom Blumberg, Len Heether, Steve Foster, Rodney Larsen. Don Atkins, Paul Goulet The Romans” Over one hundred authentically costumed “Romans” attended the annual Roman Banquet held on the Ides of March. The setting for the succulent feast was an exotic Roman garden, which only a few hours earlier had been our drab lunchroom. In the center of the realistic garden, surrounded by green foliage and Roman pillars, was a fresh-water pool, and the far wall was adorned by an altar containing the bust of Caesar. Greg Laughlin Sara Wilson Each guest reclined at a table decorated with purple and white streamers, and was provided with a tempting menu printed on Roman parchment. A feast consisting of broiled chicken, tangy wine, fresh fruits, and deliciously prepared vegetables, was served to the guests by obedient slaves, members of the French Club. Traveling troubadors and Shakesperian dramatists, introduced by musical fanfare, provided entertainment for the togaed “Romans after each course of delicious food. Sharon Farrell Dennis Giles F R I IV c H C I U B Second year members, First row: Rita Williams, Sara Wilson, Jo Johnson, Dave Tanner, Tammy Nelson, Susie Schuppert, Sharon Farrell. Second row: Christine Rowland, Carol Christensen, Cheryl Bow, Laurel Shoemaker, Phyllis Peterson. Third row: Cheryl Mallindine, Dave Riches, Dave Burgess, Harold James, Betty Bradley, Sherry Rivard, Susie Roush, Betty Welch, Jody Sweat. F ourth row: Maurine Lacy, Sheila Kelly, Barb O'Boyle, Michele White, Anne Rasmussen, Anne Christiansen, Chuck Cooper, Greg Laughlin, Bob Simmons, Paul Lamed, Dennis Giles. Officers -Pres.: Rita Williams Vice-Pres.: Sarah Wilson Sec.: Jo Ann Johnson Purpose - To break the daily routine of language learning by providing various activities which will present different aspects of the French language and its national culture. Treas.: Dave Tanner St. Council Rep.: Tammy Nelson Historian: Susie Schuppert Pts. Chr.: Jill Shoemaker Pub. Chr.: Sharon Farrell Frosh Rep.: Jill Shoemaker, John Reihl Adviser: Mr. Rodgers Activities - Sponsored a bake sale Viewed various films Went Christmas caroling Sponsored a dance Acted as slaves at the annual Roman Banquet Held meetings during which songs, games, slides, and skits provided the tools of activities. First year members, F irst row: Jill Shoemaker, Mr. Rodgers, John Riehl. Second row: Cheri Burns, Georgia Jensen, Billie Lafnear, Linda Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Candi Hammond, Cheryl Parker, Diana Mitchell, Mary Jo Robertson, Cindi Wilkie, Steve House, Third row: Dennis Sawman, Robbie Jensen, Lynda Moore, Julie Colby, Linda Hodgson, Jackie Garvey, Jan Hammer, Linda Race, Kathy Rose, Marcela Kerns, Bronnie Griffith, Bonnie Gilbert, Kathy Wolverton. Fourth row: Terry Walkington, Craig Rackliffe, Steve Rader, Bill Burgess, Ed Sorensen, Bill Kemp, John Wmn, John Glerum, Greg Van Drie, Carol Johnson, Linda Andersen, Susie Goulet, Pat Robertson, Nancy Van Hoose, Lynda Daniels. Bible Club Officers - Pres.: Janice Lafnear Vice-Pres.: Rebecca Ross Sec.: Sherri Swift Treas.: Barbara LeClear Adviser: Mr. Pitts First row: Sherry Swift, Barbara LeClear. Second row: Jan Lafnear, Mr. Pitts, Becky Ross. Purpose - To provide an opportunity for interested young people from churches in the community to share the common interests of their faith with one another. Activities - Meetings consisting of singing, devotional thoughts, and occasional guest speakers. First row: Lloyd Franklin, Brenda House, Marilyn Fisher. Second row: Nancy Reed, Phil Bell, Wanda Franke. First row: Sandra Wooster, Bill it Lafnear, Phyllis McQueen. Second row: Dick Tiede, Linda Kraus, Dawn Russell, Debbie Dann. 1 14 First row: Norma Christiansen, Carol Struthers, Faith Lewis. Second row: Bonnie Thompson, Caryl Swift, Judy Cavanaugh. Future Nurses Club First row: Sharon Stearns, Betty Wireman, Vi Harley, Janet Kurnat, Diane Richardson, Janice Patrick. Second row: Carolyn Petersen Connie Tyrell, Lthel Herroori, Lynda Moore, Judy Kiste, Shirley Woodbury. Third row: Connie Bachar, Nancy Walston, Nancy Reed. Fourth row: Mrs. [.. S. Dunkin, R.N., Mrs. K. R. MacDuff, R.N., Florence Lane, Terry Hatch. Officers - Pres.: Sharon Stearns Vice-Pres.: Betty Wireman Sec.: Mary Lou Kurnat Treas.: Janet Kurnat Pts. Chr.: Janice Patrick Club Adviser: Mrs. Lorena MacDuff, R.N. Club Sponsor: Mrs. Bea Dunkin, R.N. Purpose - To interest students in personal and community health; to assist them in discovering the requirements and opportunities of nursing; and to help students decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as a career. Activities - Host to the Western Central State District Rally Co-sponsor of a student dance Entertained Belding for Christmas party Assisted school nurse in office Outside speakers on nursing or other health careers Sponsored a Hospital Career Day at the local hospital Organized the Candy Stripe Girls Took a field trip to a large hospital Held a mothers' tea Held joint meetings with other F.N.C.’s of other high schools Introducing the Candy Stripers. 1 15 First row: Miss MacArthur, Bonnie Tobey, Alice Pickell, Barb Merren, Lois Knight. Second row: Pearl Ann Hansen, Georgia Jensen, Charlotte Hart, Lola Scott, Beverly Main. Third row: Coleen Sower, Jeanne Corey, Janet Kurnat, Sharee Pickell, Cheryl McNeil, Kitti O'Connor, Linda Anderson. Fourth row: Susie Barron, Greg Merritt, Budd Leuri, Val Helphenstine, Karen Speese. Future Teachers of America Officers - Pres.: Alice Pickell Vice-Pres.: Beverly Merren St. Council Rep.: Beth Nielsen Trees.: Bonnie Tobey Sec.: Lois Knight Publicity Chr.: Beverly Merren Points Chr.: Barb Merren Adviser: Miss MacArthur Purpose - To promote interest in the teaching profession by practical teaching experience in the classroom and to acquaint the club members with the opportunities offered by various Michigan colleges. Activities - Trips to both Central Michigan University and Michigan State University Sponsored bake sale 1 16 Cadet teachers, First row: Cathy Bigler, Barb Merren, Bev Main, Karen Speese. . Second row: Linda Andersen, Rae Sorensen, Lois Knignt. Third row: Kitti O'Connor, Jan Harper, Ray Franklin. F irst row: Sue Borq-quist, Mr. Snell, Tom Cliristensen, Candy Kane, Beth Barnwell, Jill Irish, Kirsti Maki. Second row: Judy Jepson, Susie Barron, Georgia Jensen, Sally Svendsen, Carol Win-inger, Ann Peterson, Kathie Cummings. Third row: Cheryl Mallindine, Eleanor Verduin, Sharon Farrell, Susie Schup-pert, Darlene Buche, Sheri Anderson, Carol Johnson, Rae Sorensen, Debbie Kennedy, Ina Kock. Fourth row: Linda Andersen, Jan Bruinoogo, Mike Venus, Chuck Winn, Dave Frazee, Jim Freeman, Kitti O'Connor, Mary Nielsen, Tonda Cooper. Officers - Pres.: Sue Bergquist Vice-Pres.: Tom Christensen Treas.: Candy Kane Sec.: Beth Barnwell St. Council Rep.: Kirsti Maki Adviser: Mr. Snell International RelationsClub Purpose - To stimulate, encourage, and help students develop an understanding of the United Nations Organization; to become acquainted with its member countries, and to bring about a realization of the United States' position in the world. Activities -Sponsored a dance Sent a delegation of I.R. members to M.U.N.A. This year, ten people were chosen to represent Greenville at M.U.N.A. - five represent-int Haiti and five Finland. Candy Kane was elected Rapporteur of one of four special committees. Kirsti Maki delivered a speech in Finnish to the General Assembly, with Carol Wininger giving the translation. M.U.N.A. Delegates, First row: Candy Kane, Ann Peterson, Kathie Cummings, Sue Bergquist. Second row: Mr. Snell, Carol Wininger, Laura Kane, Kirsti Maki, Beth Barnwell, Cheryl Mallindine, Jan Bruinooge. Vol. 2 GREENVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 1962-1963 Staff Enjoys 2nd As the last issue of the Spotlight for the 62-63 school year came from the printers, the staff was able to look back over a successful year of publication during which invaluable experience was gained in the field of journalism. Perhaps the best way for the student body to fully realize and appreciate the efforts of the group, is to actually observe the staff in operation. Successful Year The work begins on Friday afternoon as the assignments for the coming issue are made. Staff members then use the following Monday and Tuesday for gathering copy information and writing their particular articles. On Wednesday, all regular feature articles such as “The Tattler must be in. Thursday is the deadline for all copy. Friday-all copy is in! Diane Richardson, Candy Kane, Shirley Shenefield, Chuck Winn, Carol Wininqer. Candy Kane Mrs. Swanton Paste-ups are done on Monday and Tuesday of the next week. This process involves the setting up of the actual pages as they are to go to the printer. The paste-up sheets are delivered to the printers at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday with the finished papers returned on Thursday afternoon to the school. After a hectic afternoon of folding, the paper is ready for its Friday morning sale. The staff can gaze upon their work with a feeling of pride and satisfaction. And rightly so, we believe! I 18 Page 2 May 31, 1963 The Kids With A Nose For Shirley Shenefield Linda Anderson, Diane Richardson Candy Kane, Connie Bachar, Diane Richardson Chuck Winn, Carol Wininger Libby Carroll Connie Bachar, Mrs. Swanton, Candy Kane, Faith Lewis • VC Sue Berqquist Candy Kane 120 Vol. 2 GREENVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 1 9S2-1963 Editor in Chief......................................Sue Bergquist Business Manager......................................Faith Lewis Faculty Adviser.....................................Ruth Swanton Staff Members: Linda Anderson, Faith Lewis, Chuck Winn, Candy Kane, Carol Wininger, Connie Bachar, Dianne Richardson, Shirley Shenefield, Annette Staffen. First row: Carol Wininger, Candy Kane, Sue Bergquist, Mr. Budge, Second row: Susie Fuhrman, Fieanor Verduin, Connie Bachar, Faith Lewis, Larry Lake, Bart Brown, teve House, John Heinzelman, Barry Kirkpatrick, Ken Cogswell, Susie Stuewer, Kathy Hammond, Dennis Sawman. Third row: Charlotte Hart, Cindi Sharpe, Cathy Britzman, Bob Simmons, Harold James, Randall Betser, Bob Christensen, Chuck Bradley, Don Taylor, Rick Johnson, Roy Baldridge, Tom Hansen, Ron Heether, Steve Foster. F ourth row: Lynda Moore, Sue Loding, Donna Grewe, i om Blumberg, Chuck Cooper, John W inn, Bill Kemp, Chuck Winn, Mike Venus, Dave Frazee, Paul Goulet, Don Sullivan, Ron Ellsworth, Dave Jensen, Tom Carter, Steve Rader, Jim Blinn. Science Club Officers -Pres.: Candy Kane Vice-Pres.: Carol Wininger Sec. and Treas.: Sue Bergquist St. Council Rep.: Laura Kane Adviser: Mr. Budge Purpose - To provide a program of enrichment in the fields of science. Activities - Field trip to Grand Rapids Museum and Planetarium Field trip to Lansing Science Fair Sponsored a dance Listened to outside speakers on various fields of science Sponsored the Science Fair F'irst row: Ralph Hahnenberg, Wally Simmons, Dave F’erens, John Riehl, Lewis Petersen, Terry Deal, Connie Tyrell, Carol Webb, Diane Soule. Second row: Phil Bell, Steve Rich, Mike Babbit, Terry Walkington, Clair Hansen, Sharon Roy, Rosemary Billings, Nancy Van Hoose, Carolyn Finkhouse, Sharee Pickell, Margaret Buehler. Third row: Max Hunsicker, Jerry Adkins, Bill Burgess, Warren Buehler, Tonda Cooper, Suzie Goulet, Pat Robertson, Lynda Daniels, Mary Jo Robertson, Kathy Wolverton, Cindi Wilkie, Bonnie Gilbert, Linda Hodgson, Fourth row: Bill Wise, Steve Patterson, Fred Hodgkins, Budd Lewis, Maurine Lacy, Larry Sorensen, Don Atkins, Darrell Johnson, Linda Hansen, Cheryl Terjung, Ann Holmden. Art Club First row: Kfr. Blinn, Barb O'Boyle, Marilyn Cooper, Sue Katterjohn, Jan Norwood, Carolyn Cooper. Second row: Bob Wulfing, Dan Petersen, Alan Williams, Jim Yeomans, Jan Fairbanks, Lynda Moore, Julie Colby, Sheila Kelly, Barb Varney, Bonnie Miller, Sharon Farrell, Linda Dinger, Cindy Hock. 0ff,cers- Purpose - To motivate and encourage the study and exploration of tine art among Pres.: Barbara O'Boyle Vice-Pres.: Marilyn Cooper Sec.: Sue Katterjohn Treas.: Jan Norwood Adviser: Tom Blinn high school students. Activities - Work on all major student activities: Decorations Signs Scene sets for plays Art exhibits Alumni art exhibits Snow sculpture - weather permitting Commercial Club First row: Dave Rydahl, Marilyn Fisher, Linda Kohn, Linda Fox, Dick Tiede, Bonnie Tobey, Marilyn Grow, Miss Tomko. Second row: Barb Howes, Pearl Ann Hansen, Maxine Blumberg, Bonnie Thompson, Janice Strotheide, Judy Copeland, Wanda Olsen, Cora Lee Eitelbuss, Ruth Kluzak, Carol Waldo. Third row: Margaret Swartz, Betty Wood, Bonnie Nelson, Becky Ross, Jan Lafnear, Jan Norwood, Vicki Byers, Joanne VanHorn. Fourth row: Connie Balcome, Carol Dines, Judy Gilbert, Judy DeWitt, Norma Christiansen, Wanda Franke, Karen Clement-shaw, Mary Schreiner. Fifth row: Karen Schroder, Pat Thompson, Virginia House, Mary Lou Kent, Linda Bradley,, Linda Manglos, Carol Wable. Marilyn Fisher, Dick Tiede, Linda Kohn, Dave Rydahl. Officers -Pres.: Dave Rydahl Vice-Pres.: Marilyn Fisher Recording Sec.: Linda Kohn Corresponding Sec.: Linda Fox Treas.: Dick Tiede Student Council Rep.: Maxine Blumberg Adviser: Miss Tomko Purpose - To develop a knowledge of the business world, to help each member grow in personality, and to render a particular service to the school and community. Activities- Trip to Central Michigan University Visit to Davenport Institute Visit to WOOD-TV and Radio Sponsored a dance Sold typing supplies First row: Gary Camp Ruth Miller Richard Ortega Janet Kurnat Sherry Rivard Carol Smith Miss Teachout Second row: Alan Appel Phillip Leach Sharon Stearns Bonnie Thompson Bonnie To bey Mary Lou Kurnat Carolyn Petersen Officers -Pres.: Gary Camp Vice-Pres.: Ruth Miller Sec.: Janet Kurnat Treas.: Richard Ortega Pts. Chr.: Sherry Rivard Pub. Chr.: Carolyn Petersen St. Council Rep.: Carol Smith Purpose - To encourage interest in libraries, books, and reading through student librarian work. Activities - Held a Paperback Book Fair Attended the Ionia, Kent, Montcalm Regional S. L. A. A. M. meetings Sponsored a dance Held a Christmas Party Donated books to the High School Library library Club First row: Julie Van Allen Andria Winger Pat Venus Miss Walkup Beth Nielsen Karol Miller Jan Fairbanks Jim Choitz Phil Bell Second row: Florence Lane Michael Watson Lloyd Franklin Colleen Sower Cheryl Cooley Ed Johnson Bill Wise 124 Astronomy Club First row: Ralph Hahnenberg, Bob Rice, Bob Simmons, Phil Beil, Mr, Vander Voort, Second row: Candy Kane, Wally Simmons, George Fingleton, Tom Holmes, Bob Neitzke, Fred Hodgkins, Terry Walkington, Charlotte Hart. Third row: Barry Nye, Steve Rich, Dave Jensen, Bill Wise, Steve Patterson, Budd Lewis. Officers - Pres.: Ralph Hahnenberg Vice-Pres.: Bob Rice Sec.-Treas.: Bob Simmons St. Council Rep.: Phillip Bell Adviser: Mr. Vander Voort Purpose - To increase the knowledge and interest of students in the field of astronomy and to spread this knowledge to others so as to help them live in this age of space. Activities - Built a model solar system for Science Fair Sponsored a dance Bought a camera adapter for telescopes and microscopes Visited the Planetarium in Grand Rapids Held night meetings, the activities of which included star gazing; sky photography; and observation of planets, moons, and meteor showers. 125 First row: Miss Stall, Jeanie Quillan, Pat Eldridge, Sandie Flashaar, Rita Williams, Renay Brown, Diane Richardson, Wanda Cammers, Cindy Sutphen. Second row: Jo Ann Shelest, Evelyn Cray, Ann Valenta, Karolyn Braden, Sharon Nielsen, Eleanor Fisher, Phyllis McQueen, Jan Titler, Pam Walters, Marsha Richardson, Linda Eherenman, Jan Sorensen. Third row: Lynne Middlebrook, Judy Allen, Ruth Kluzak, Carol Conrad, SherTy Fountain, Norma Sharkey, Judy Cavanaugh, Wilma Fleck, Judy Hawley, Rosemary Sisson, Andria Winger, Jill Wheeler, Gayla Koehn. Future Homemakers of America Officers - Pres.: Mary Jean Quillan Vice-Pres.: Patricia Eldridge Sec.: Sandra Flashaar Treas.: Rita Williams Adviser: Miss Stall Purpose - To promote an interest in home economics. Activities - Attended regional meetings Packed Christmas baskets for convalescent homes Sold cookbooks Sponsored a dance 126 First row: Paul Jensen Bill Coqswell Stan Johnson David Christoffersen Second row: Phil Leach Phil Bell Dennis Giles Wally Simmons Third row: Steve Fisher Roger Grow Steve Patterson Noel Hansen Anthony Dascola Officers -Pres.: Paul Jensen Sec.-Treas.: Bill Cogswell St. Council Rep.; Stan Johnson Liasion: Dave Christoffersen Adviser: Mr. Moore Purpose - To give students who are interested in the various phases of engineering and industrial technology an opportunity to have as many varied and stimulating experiences in these fields as possible. Activities - Worked on a wide variety of projects which will be of benefit to them in their future occupations. Entered projects in the annual Science Fair and exhibits at the National Jet Engineering Exposition at M.S.U. Visited the G.E. Plant at Edmore, Extruded Metals, Federal Mogul, and the refinery plants at Six Lakes and Edmore. Freshmen and Sophomore Members Introducing The Newest Mrs. Highfield, Adviser SENIORS E| izabeth Barnwell Susan Bergquist Darlene Buche Katherine Cummings Catherine Ford Valerie Helphenstine Carol Wininger Jan Bruinooge Sharon Irish Kathleen Kane Faith Lewis Jerrold Lyndrup Cheryl Mallindine Ann Peterson Marvin Guilfoyle David Snyder John Finkhouse 128 Junior and Senior Members Organization at GHS IL |£) JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Janis Wheeler Karen Davis Sue Elder Charlotte Hart Michael Highfield Lola Scott Thomas Holmes John Crankshaw Sarah Hook Stephen Fisher Susan Rice James Harris Jon Wise Ruth Kluzak Gerald House Mary Nielsen Jill Irish Betty Welch Edward Johnson James Lehmkuhl Jo Johnson David Chri stoffersen Darwin Kellicut Roger Grow Sheila Kelly Georgia Jensen Sherry Swift Sue Katterjohn Jane Terry Robert Rasmussen Theresa Mahder Sharon Sue Anderson Phillip Bell Leslie Mangus Wesley Mangus Barbara O’Boyle Jean Perry Sharon Roy Sally Svendsen FRESHMEN Sheila Hansen Rachel Bidstrup Lynda Daniels Mary Fitzpatrick Donna Grewe Cheryl Parker Patricia Venus Peggy Wacha Stephen Foster Richard Benedict Leonard Heether Kristina Kulas Mary Jo Robertson David Stein David Truesdell Roy Baldridge James Blinn James Higginson Candace Jaehnig Stephen Petersen Dennis Sawman 129 First row: Mr. Gillett, Bonnie Thompson, Barb Le Clear, Kathy Bullard, Alice Pickell, Susie Barron, Ann Peterson, Tonda Cooper, Sandy Johnson, Lola Scott, Diane Richardson, Carol Struthers, Linda McCafferty, Sandy Flashaar, Cathy Bigler. Second row: Eleanor Verduin, Kathy Meilicke, Donna Goetsch, Pearl Ann Hansen, Cathy Ford, Jeri Fleagle, Tammy Mahder, Jo Ann Johnson, Maurine Lacy, Kathy Lee, Sue Schuppert, Carol Wable, Sherry Rivard, Karen Clementshaw, Sara Hook. Activities - Presented the operetta, H. M. S. Pinafore Candy sale Presented The Messiah Sang at: Christmas Concert P. T. A. Good Friday Service Assembly at Jr. High Spring Concert Ann Peterson Shirley Shenefield Third row: Dave Rydahl, Bob West, Fred Terrell, Marvin Guilfoyle, Tom Deal, Judy Jepson, Ina Kock, I.inda Race, Paula Irish, Sue Rood, Mary Lou Kurnat, Sue Roush, Shirley Shenefield, Tammy Nelson, Steve Webb, Fran Larsen, Terry Deal, Fourth row: Gordon Ward, Fd Williams, Dave Frazee, Dave Snider, Kirk Faber, Dave Schallert, Dick Tiede, Jon Paris, Byron Doty, Bruce Olsen, Ray Franklin, Tom Christensen, John Glerum, Jerry Lyndrup, John Winn, Tom Martin. First row: Pres.: Donna Goetsch Vice-Pres.: Tom Christensen Second row Init. Chr.: Dave Rydahl Libr.: Eleanor Verduin Sec.: Shirley Shenefield St. Council Rep.: Cathy Ford Third row: Pub. Chr.: Tonda Cooper Stage Mgr.: Gordon Ward Asst. Libr.: Ann Peterson Eleanor Verduin Gordon Ward The M usic Department extends music abilities . . . Boys’ Glee Club Activities - Held a candy sale Sang at: Christmas Concert Spring Concert Assembly Program First row: Pat Lause, Lloyd Franklin, John Large, Bob Ritter, Rodney Larsen. Second row: Tom Holmes, Rodney Dingman, Alan Appel, Jim Choitz, Steve Feuerstein, Mr. Gillett. Third row: Jeff Brown, Daniel Swartz, Fred Hodgkins, Craig Rackliffe, Gary Camp, Phillip Leach. Fourth row: Paul Goulet, Dave Willmore, Mike Ringgenberg, Melvin Black, James Black, Larry Smith, Darrell Johnson. promotes music appreciation. . . Glee Club Officers — St. Council Rep.: Larry Smith; Pres.: Mike Ringgenberg; Librarian: Steve Feuerstein; Publicity Chr.: Lloyd Franklin; not pictured: Sec.-Treas.: Richard Ortega. 133 First row: Pat Eldridge, Karen Speese, Rita Williams, Dorothy Sampson, Kay Keilholtz, Sharon Baker, Teresa Ranney. Second row: Mr. Gillett, Gloria Allison, Linda Kohn, Ruth Abbott, Sara Wilson, Karen Cory, Sharon Nielson. Third row: Carol Conrad, Janice Lafnear, Carolyn Phillips, Mary Ritter, Norma Sharkey, Carma Jo McGowen. Fourth row: Charlene Jury, Vera Blumberg, Sherry Swift, Jan Harper, Diana Martin, Shirley Woodbury, Vicki Byers. and develops leadership among its members. First row: Marilyn Fisher, Init. Chr.; Karen Speese, Vice-Pres.; Rita Williams, Pres.; Georgia Jensen, Pub. Chr.; Teresa Ranney, Lib. Second row: Carol Strotheide, Sec.; Jean Perry, St. Council Rep.; Sara Wilson, Treas.; Ruth Abbott, Lib. First row: Jody Sweat, Jean Perry, Eleanor Fisher, Marilyn Fisher, Georgia Jensen. Second row: Carol Steffensen, Cheryl Jensen, Betty Bradley, Renay Brown, Dorothy Gilles, Dorthea Brown, Sharon House. Third row: Trudy Gottesleben, I .aurel Shoemaker, Kathy Rose, Bronnie Griffith, Kaye Reed, Bonnie Rigdon, Carol Johnson. Fourth row: Sandy Kohn, Cheryl Cooley, Carol Strotheide, Phyllis Linderman, Karol Miller, Linda Hansen, Tina Ward. Choral Union Activities - Held a car wash Went Christmas caroling Competed at festival in Grand Rapids Sang at: Thanksgiving Assembly Christmas Concert Spring Concert Many Greenville schools First row: Vicki Palethorpe, Diane Richardson, Janett Brown, Candy Jaehnig, Phyllis McQueen, Linda Sowles, Susan Copeland, Connie Tyrell, Kathy Britzman, Linda Baker, Darlene Valenta, Kris Kulas, Sharon Keselring, Lucy Flowers, Second row: Mr. Gillett, Kathy Johnson, Linda Kraus, Barbara Patterson, Sandra Moffatt, Pat Robertson, Suzie Goulet, Judy Cavanaugh, Cindy Sharpe, Linda Johnson, Pam Walters, Marsha Richardson, Sharee Pickell, Cathy Wood. Third row: Sue Larsen, Mary Fitzpatrick, Evelyn Gray, Rosemary Sisson, Janice Titler, Robbie Jensen, Linda Rickie, Elaine Spencer, Janis Wheeler, Linda Hedger, Jean Quillan, Brenda House, Judy Hawley. Fourth row: Sue Loding, Caryl Swift, Jill Shoemaker, Linda Eherenman, Peggy Wacha, Dawn Russell, Judy Allen, Debbie Dann, Candi Hammond, Donna Grewe, Michele White, Wilma Fleck. Girls’ Chorus Girls' Chorus is a training choir primarily devoted to the teaching of part singing. Time is also spent on music theory and appreciation. These choir students may then advance to one of the three other high school choral groups. The Girls' Chorus gained valuable experience this year by performing at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. First row: Jim Heinbecker, Dick Hawley, Bob Town, Glenn Lillie, Bob Porter. Second row: Mr. Green, Fd Sebald, Mike Thomas, Tom Blumberg, Jim Hopkins, Jim Copeland, Tom Hansen. Third row: Jerry King, Allen Wheeler, Ron Camp, Gary Dennis, Bob Keilholtz, Steve Sprague, Bob Sowerby, Cary Higgins, Dale McQueen. Fourth row: Howard Vandermey, Arnold Snider, Ronald Flanigan, Gene Hahnenberg, Bruce Beck, Max Nichols, Bob Bowers. Fifth row: Ray Andersen, John Snider, Henry Creasap, Don Devries, Dave Terrell, Dale Petersen, Dick Skinner. Sixth row: Curtis Albreacht, Mike Taft, Virgil Packard, Tom Petersen, Tom Ambody, Doug Thompson. Future Farmers of America Officers - Pres.: Tom Blumberg Vice-Pres.: Mike Thomas, Glenn Lillie Sec.: Tom Hansen, Bob Town Treas.: Jim Copeland, Richard Hawley Reporter: Ed Sebald Sentinel: Jim Hopkins Adviser: Mr. Green Purpose - To develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Activities- Held Greenhand initiation Participated in: Ionia stock show judging contest Trufant Jr. Livestock Show May Judging Contest Attended: State FFA Convention Region V FFA Leadership Camp Held FFA Banquet 137 138 139 First row: Kathy Heyer, Judye Williams, Jean Sibley, Mary Jo Robertson, Susie Stuewer, Jill Irish, Karen Davis, Debbie Kennedy, Linda Fox, Paula Irish. Second row: Sharon Irish, Fd Johnson, Carol Wininger, Holly Hansen, Annette Staffen, Linda Dinger, Mary Nielsen, Kathie Cummings, Pat Tiffany, Ann Rasmussen, Becky Ross, Darlene Buche, Alta Nelson, Mary Andersen, Sherri Anderson. Third row: Bobbie Rockefeller, Judy Wolverton, Sheila Hansen, Jane Smith, Sally Svendsen, Beth Nielsen, Greg Wolfe, Beverly Bliss, Budd Lewis, Dave Ford, Steve Foster, Carol Smith, Ann Christensen, Candy Kane. Fourth row: Judy Hubbs, Prudy Tower, Lynda Daniels, Clair Hansen, Nancy Van Hoose, Bonnie Nelson, Sue Rice, Dave Schallert, Marv Guilfoyle, Tom Carter, Wayne Rasmussen, Beth Schrauben, Bob Wood, Chuck Logan, Darwin Kellicut, Dennis Sawman, John Bradley, Jeff Barker. Jim Yeomans, Lewis Peterson. Fifth row:Leonard Smith, Dan McNeil,Carol Waldo, Larry McDaniels, Lynn Bard, John Nelson, Marc Hansen, Tom Johnson. The season began normally, late in the fall of '62. The Greenville High School Concert Band, after a gruelling marching season, began practicing for their annual Christmas Concert and the many performances they would make throughout the year. Even after giving a well-praised Christmas Concert, no one suspected this year would be any different from the years gone by. It was not until late February that the eighty-odd musicians began to wonder, “Could this be the year? It had been seven years since Greenville's Concert Band had received a first rating at the Annual District Judging Festival, but the rating had long been anticipated. On March 9, 1963, in an obscure hallway of Mus- 140 BAND Mike Nelson, Steve Rader, Ethel Herroon, Bob Neitzke, Fred Hodgs-kins, Nancy Mumaw, Dave Jensen, Jim Blinn, Mike Highfield, Phil Bell, Bob Rice, Marv King, Rick Johnson. Sixth row: Mr. Martin, Mike Ring-genberg. Missing: Sue Bergquist, Diane Lyn-drup, Rae Sorensen, Jerry Fuller, Bev Mallindine. Pres. Mike Ringgenberg, St. Council Rep. Karen Davis, Sec. Candy Kane, Treas. Marv Guilfoyle. kegon High School, after two prolonged, tense hours of waiting, the Greenville High School Concert Band received its answer. “Yes, Greenville, you are a first-division Band! At this point, many of the fine musicians forgot for a moment that they were musicians and became vocalists. Cheering, singing, and yelling, with band director Jerry Martin on their shoulders, the G.H.S. Band members released the emotions they had been saving for months. As Jerry Martin said, with an ear-to-ear grin, after reading the judges' notation, Well, Kids, you did it!!” Zt7l Majorettes Bobbi Rockefeller (Head Majorette) Susie Stuewer Carol Wininger Paula Irish 143 Sue Bergquist, Lay-Out Editor Cheryl Mallindine, Chief Mike Venus, Sports; Lewis King, Business Manager; Kathy Cummings, Clubs S Organizations The HI-LIFE Staff of 1962-63 Jan Bruinooge, Sports Kitti O'Connor, Clubs Orgainzations Dave Schallert, Marv Guilfoyle, Jim Freeman, Advertising Bob Simmons, Photographer IAC1CTS First row: Jim Lehmkuhl, F ran Larsen, Tom Christensen, Dave Snider, Len Smith, Stan Kemp, Ken Vanderlip, Jan Bruinooqe, Ken Keeler. Second row: Coach Bill Olendorf, Bon Truesdell, Georqe Cathy, Marcus Hansen, Bill Garlick, Terry Hankis, Warren, Buehler, Marv Kinq, Coach Tom Hazen. Third row: Ron London, Jon Paris, Gil Rice, Greq Lauqhlin, Joe Irish, Dan Blandinq. Fourth row: Manaqers; Blair Ostrander, Hartley Byers, Al Parker. VARSITY FOOTBALL With an all new coaching staff, the spirited Yellow Jackets started their 1962-63 season. Under the direction of head coach Tom Hazen, and his assistant, Bill Olendorf, the Jackets played host to Big Rapids for a non-conference game. However, the Cardinals out-played the Jackets to win 22-0. Traveling to Eton Rapids three weeks later and after two conference defeats, the Jackets won their first game of the season, scoring 31 points to the Greyhound’s 6. Although spirit was high for the homecoming game, the Jackets didn’t come through, losing to Ionia 20-7. For the final game of the season the Yellow Jackets traveled to Belding and trounced the Redskins 20-0, to win the Little Brown Jug. They also gained possession of the American Legion Trophy, Coach Tom Hazen for having beaten the Redskins in three consecutive games. Daily News Photo Coach Bill Olendorf 148 lorn Christensen Jan Bruinooge Fran Larsen YELLOW JACKET SENIORS Len Smith, Jan Bruinooge, Ken Keeler Stan Kemp Stan Kemp, Ken Vanderlip Ken Vanderlip Len Smith Jackets win the American Legion Trophy Daily Nows Photo SCORES GREENVILLE 0 BIG RAPIDS 22 GREENVILLE 12 CHARLOTTE 32 GREENVILLE 12 GRAND LEDGE 32 GREENVILLE 31 EATON RAPIDS 6 GREENVILLE 7 IONIA 20 GREENVILLE 0 LAKEVIEW 14 GREENVILLE 0 HASTINGS 21 GREENVILLE 6 ST. JOHNS 20 GREENVILLE 20 BELDING 0 Coach Olendorf Daily News Photo Daily News Photo Daily News Photo First row: Coach Wance, Bill Tuinhoff, Gary Alsgaard, Jeff Brown, Bob Porter, Mark Christensen, Paul Goulet, Jeff Brothers, Jim Yeomans, Tom Czarnopis, Coach Williams. Second row: Louis Bailey, Dennis Giles, Greg Meritt, Bob Burgess, Jerry Kraus, Bob Rice, Gus Riehl, Bill Kemp, Byron Doty, Terry Titus. Third row: Bob Wolfing, Mike Highfield, 'ay Barnwell, ! ir:. Burns,Tom Lehmkuhl, Dave Nelson, Hal James, Roger Eastman, Dave Balcom, Steve Patterson. Fourth row: Gerald Korson, Barry Nye. J. V'sFINISH STRONG Although the J. V's lost their first two games, they finished strong with a 2-4 record. Under their new coach, Dick Williams, and his assistant, Don Mance, the “little Jackets gained valuable experience. This enabled many of the J. V’s to be promoted to the Varsity squad near the end of the season. Coach Williams and Coach Mance tell Bill Tuinhoff and Louis Bailey the duties of managers. SCORES GREENVILLE 0 GREENVILLE 0 GREENVILLE 6 GREENVILLE 7 GREENVILLE 13 GREENVILLE 13 GRAND LEDGE 13 IONIA 27 BELDING 7 BIG RAPIDS 14 HASTINGS 6 LAKEVIEW 0 SCORES GREENVILLE 7 ST. JOHN’S 19 GREENVILLE 20 IONIA 21 GREENVILLE 6 GRAND LEDGE 7 GREENVILLE 6 LOWELL 0 GREENVILLE 24 HASTINGS 12 FRO SH FOOTBALL With coaches Tad VanderVoort and Dave Gillett at the helm, the freshman football team ended the season with a 2-3 record. Winning over Lowell and Hastings, the frosh showed a spark of the go get ’em” spirit, so necessary for a winning team. The experience gained this year by the freshmen will, we hope, enable next year's J. V. and Varsity squads to be bigger and better than ever! Managers Steve Rader ana Roy Baldridge First row: Chuck Beach, Dave Truesdell, John Nelson, John Riehl, John Large, Craig Stone, Jeff Barker, Rick Van Antwerp, Ed Shroyer, Tom Blumberg. Second row: Coach Vandervort, Leonard Heether, Tom Hansen, John Bradley, Steve Foster, Bruce Train Roger Willmore, Ray Anderson, Bruce Filkins, Brad Baskerville, Jack Tyler Third row: George Overly, Bob Stearns, Don Taylor, John Heinzelman, Mike Blackmur, Bob Ritter, Bill Brown, Pat Louse, Nick Bow, Dave Ferens, Managers; Steve Rader, Tom Overly. First row: Joe Irish,Terry Hankls, Jim Lehmkul, Mike Moore, Roger Bond, Marv King, Mike Petersen, Manager; Blair Ostrander. Second row: Coach Fox, Tom Rop, Tom VanSyckle, Gordon Ward, AI Parker, Pete Bernth, Stan Kemp, Manager; George Betser. VARSITY WINS 6 ■ LOSES 9 Starting off the ‘62-63 season with a win over Ionia Coach Fox's Yellow Jackets displayed signs of a competent winning team. Not until two weeks later did the Jackets once again exhibit their spirit and accuracy to beat Eaton Rapids by an eight point margin. The Jackets continued their uneven record until the night of February 1, when Greenville, by a small margin, ruined the conference leading Comet’s perfect record. Guard, Mike Petersen, scored a record breaking thirty points during the game. The Jackets closed the regular season with awin over Ionia. In tournament play the Jackets were eliminated by Lowell in a hard game. Blair Ostrander Stan Kemp Gordon Ward SENIORS - '63 SCORES GREENVILLE 56 GREENVILLE 46 GREENVILLE 66 GREENVILLE 58 GREENVILLE 49 GREENVILLE 56 GREENVILLE 37 GREENVILLE 65 GREENVILLE 52 GREENVILLE 69 GREENVILLE 33 GREENVILLE 52 GREENVILLE 59 GREENVILLE 50 GREENVILLE 54 IONIA 46 CHARLOTTE 65 GRAND LEDGE 71 EATON RAPIDS 50 HASTINGS 54 BELDING 32 ST.JOHNS 38 EATON RAPIDS 48 CHARLOTTE 54 GRAND LEDGE 63 BELDING 48 HASTINGS 55 ST.JOHNS 65 LAKEVIEW 78 IONIA 43 Pete Bernth 154 First row: Manager; Louis Utess, Lyle Burgess, Jim Burns, Charlie Cooper, Jerry Fuller, Jay Barnwell, Mark Christensen, Second row: Coach Olendorf, Steve Wyckoff,John Allen, Ron Gazboda, Marcus Hansen, Dan Plank, Have Balcom, Mike Highfield. J.V's UNDCFEA TED IN CONFERENCE It was Go! Go! Go! for the '62-'63 Junior Varsity and their record speaks for itself. The ‘Little Jackets were unbeaten in conference play, suffering their only defeat to Lakeview. Under the leadership of Coach Bill Olendorf the J. V s set a new defensive scoring record. A few Junior: Varsity regulars were moved to Varsity positions late in the season and should prove a great aid next year. 156 SCORES GREENVILLE 50 GREENVILLE 51 GREENVILLE 54 GREENVILLE 50 GREENVILLE 65 GREENVILLE 44 GREENVILLE 41 GREENVILLE 58 GREENVILLE 64 GREENVILLE 59 GREENVILLE 55 GREENVILLE 54 GREENVILLE 48 GREENVILLE 57 GREENVILLE 59 IONIA 23 CHARLOTTE 34 GRAND LEDGE 41 EATON RAPIDS 29 HASTINGS 30 BELDING 24 ST. JOHNS 34 EATON RAPIDS 40 CHARLOTTE 43 GRAND LEDGE 42 BELDING 34 HASTINGS 36 ST.JOHNS 35 LAKEVIEW 69 IONIA 29 Jay Barnwell FRO SH BASKETBALL Coach Mance instructs team. The '63 Freshman Basketball team under Coach Don Mance, bounced from wins to losses in their first five starts, loosing twice to Rockford and twice beating Saranac. The freshmen finished strong with a three game winning streak. Left lying in their wake were Ionia, Lakewood and St. Johns. In tournament play, the freshmen took third place, beating Sparta in a close game, 42-40; and Belding, 65-57. SCORES GREENVILLE 22 ROCKFORD 46 GREENVILLE 67 SARANAC 21 GREENVILLE 31 IONIA 34 GREENVILLE 40 SARANAC 34 GREENVILLE 38 ROCKFORD 39 GREENVILLE 58 IONIA 48 GREENVILLE 42 ST. JOHNS 34 GREENVILLE 47 LAKEVIEW 21 158 f irst row: Dave Truesdell, Mike Nelson, Hick Williams, Chuck Beach, Jeff Barker. Second row: Alvin Kerns, John Nelson, Tom Hansen, Bill Burgess, Coach Mance. • bird row: Bob VanSyckle, Steve Foster, Roger Wilmore, Dave Stein, Fd Shroyer. Not pictured: John Heinzelman. First row: Mike Wilson, Bob Kissel, Tex Glading, Terry McPhee, Dick Hawley, nb Wood, Jo£n Bradley, Gerald McMahon. Second row: Bruce Wasilewski, Bill Garlick, Hal Garvey, Jim Ha enherq, Dav r Jack Tyler, Bruce Train, Korson, Chuck Bradley, Tom Worden, Rick Sloan, Manager; Keith Keeler. Third Doty, Frar George Cathy, Larry Smith, Tom Blumberg, Mike Adams, Ken Kraus. Fourth row Coach Dennis McPhee Dave Larsen, Dick Skinner, Tom Czarnopis, Paul Tremayne, Ken Keeler, Rick Antcliff, Dave . y a . , Terrell, Jerry Bolster. GRAPPLE KS Never in the history of GHS has a team improved so rapidly as our hard driving wrestlers. In their 3 years in the league, the grapplers have become championship material. This year the grapplers tied for first place in Zeeland Tournament and finished fourth in the conference. In the regionals, Fran Larsen, Dick Skinner, Fred Terrel I and Bruce Wasilewski qualified for the State Championships. Larsen won second place in the 127 pound weight class and Wasilewski placed 2nd in the 95 pound weight class. This is truly a fine showing. Zeeland Tourney WRESTLERS IN ACTION Rick Antcliff Skip Garvey Fran Larsen SCORES GREENVILLE 39 BELDING 13 GREENVILLE 29 CEDAR SPRINGS 21 GREENVILLE 21 MOUNT PLEASANT 25 GREENVILLE 22 CEDAR SPRINGS 24 GREENVILLE 36 ZEELAND 13 GREENVILLE 14 ST. JOHNS 28 GREENVILLE 27 EATON RAPIDS 19 GREENVILLE 15 CHARLOTTE 23 GREENVILLE 24 BELDING 24 GREENVILLE 4 GRAND LEDGE 43 GREENVILLE 23 MOUNT PLEASANT 17 GREENVILLE 14 HASTINGS 25 Dennis McPhee Ken Keeler Fred Ten-ell STANDINGS Senior Globetrotters W 9 L 0 Senior Cool Heads 8 1 Senior Raiders 7 2 The Fleas 6 3 Aces 5 4 Telestars 5 4 Wrestlers 5 4 Junior Jokers 5 3 Spartans 3 6 Kings 3 6 Gallent Men 2 6 Hustlers 0 7 F. F. A. “A” 0 7 F. F. A. B” 0 7 INTRAMURALS Intramural Basketball has become a very popular sport at GHS. This year 14 teams competed in over 60 games. The championship was won by a hard playing group know as the Senior Globetrotters. Dave Snider, Jim Atkins Jan Bruinooqe, Len Smith, Tom Christensen t irst row: Len omith, Mike Heiersen, Mike Moore, Jerry Fuller, Jefl Wolverton, Second row: Tom Ror Jim Lehmkuhl, Greg Lauqhlln, Marv King, Gordon Ward, Hartley Byers, Terry Hankis, Blair Ostrander. BASEBALL With thirteen returning lettermen, lack of experience should not be a problem for Coach Matthews 1963 Baseball team. In fact the experienced ball players have hopes to take the 1963 Conference. The 1962 team finished strong with a 13-7 record. In conference play the Jackets won 5 and lost 2 to finish tied for second place. Leading batter for '62 was Tom Rop, who finished with a .387 batting average, hitting three home-runs and driving in twenty-six runs, liave Balcom had an earned run average of 1.50. Senior Baseball Players: Standing; Gordon Ward, Ken Vanderlip, Jirr. Atkins. Kneeling: Hartley Byers, Ron Ellsworth, Larry Alsgaard. 163 First row: Keith Keeler, Jim Yeomans, Tom Worden, Gary Marlin. Second row: Phil Leach, Ld Williams,Rick Antcliff, Ken Keeler, Coach Hazen. TRACK Missing the trophy by half a point, the 1962 Track team placed 4th in the Regionals and five men from the 1962 team, including Gil Rice and Ed Williams, went to the State tournaments. Of the seven tri-school meets, in which the Jackets participated, GHS placed in all but one. The year's team is composed of many ’62 letterwinners - Ed Williams, high jump; Gil Rice, shot put; Ken Keeler, mile run; Rick Antcliff, 880 run; Leon Marlin, mile relay; Tom Worden, 220 run; Jim Johnson, pole vault; Jim Yeomans, broad jump; Bob Dombos, half-mile run. These letterwinning track men will be aided by many minor letterwinners and frosh trackmen. The 1963 season saw the initiation of the new track, built by the Varsity Boosters, at Baldwin Heights. 164 RACKETEERS Fran Larsen J im Freeman With many returning lettermen, a good record can be predicted for Coach Snell's 1963 Racketeers. Pete Bernth, Fran Larsen, Jim Freeman and Tom Johnson, all major Letterwinners last year, will be on the courts with plans to better last year’s record and try for first place. The ’62 Racketeers lost only one game in the season to Hastings and finished 2nd in the conference, a hard record to beat! Pre-match instructions PUTT PUTT PUTT John Engleman The 1962 Golf team experienced one of the most sucessful years of any Golf team in the history of GHS. They won the Conference Championship, placed 2nd in the Regional, and came in 3rd in the state ... a “close to perfect record. With medalist Tom Martin and returning lettermen Stan Kemp, Wayne Rasmussen, Dave Tanner and Paul Goulet composing the '63 team, another successful year seems very probable. Helping the first-string team will be John Engleman, Jim Swartz, Dave Jensen, John Glerum. The 1963 Golf team will be coached by Coach Williams. Paul Goulet . Coach Williams 166 Sara Wilson, Janice Wheeler, Virginia Wilcox, Kathy Lee, Jane Terry, and Jean Perry. In the center is Laura Shoemaker alternate for both the Varsity and J. V. Cheerleaders. 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