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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1965 volume:

PRESENTING THE 1965 HI-LIFE GREENVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN FORWARD From the cover to the contents - down to the paper used for the pages-this 1965 yearbook is excitingly different from any previous Hi - Life. The numbers 1965 on the cover are done in genuine, antique-copper metal inlay. The color of the cover is deep and rich and is on a leather-grain material. This cover, incidentally, is guaranteed to be the only one of its kind in a five-hundred-mile-radius of Greenville. Even the paper is a new and crisp style. It allows accurate and realistic reproduction of pictures. Some of the best materials that industry has to offer have gone into this yearbook. You'll find the copy of the yearbook fresh and interestingly done. The pictures are bigger and bolder-resulting in less empty white-space. Many of the pictures and much of the copy is devoted to the theme and dedication - music. Each of the two departments of music has been featured on a double-page spread at key spots in the yearbook. Indeed, some of the best human efforts have gone into this yearbook. Perhaps, you will find the 1965 Hi-Life as memorable as the memorable events it depicts. THOMAS HOLMES Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 Faculty and Administration 6 Seniors 20 Concert Band 50 Undergrads 52 Sports 88 Activities 112 A Cappella Choir 126 Clubs and Organizations 128 Advertisers 160 Hi-Life Staff 192 Senior Feature 194 In Memorium 196 .u 1R. DAVID GILLETT MR. JEROME MARTIN DEDICATION Music, a universal language, expresses itself most profoundly in the American educational system. Perhaps, it is the only way to capture and re-express all of youth's exuberance, vitality, and emotion. Because music does this for youth, students learn to appreciate it at a higher level when they are older. They learn to find in music: relaxation, expression of deepest feelings, and a way of bringing people together. From no matter what viewpoint, casual “toe-tapper” to “trained ear”, you can see that music holds special significance in a high school. We would like to think that, at Greenville Senior High, music is of even greater importance than at most high schools. Our band “fires-up” the students at pep assemblies. Vocal and instrumental musicians combine energies to help the student body express their feelings at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Faster assemblies. Both departments of music give enriching and entertaining concerts during the school year. A small group from the band rallies the students at basketball games. The whole band plays at football games. A group from the vocal department performs services for the community in the name of the school. Contributions given by both departments to the school and to the community continue on and on. Some may say that our school does no more in the way of teaching music than any other high school. However, we feel we have two men with us who do more in the way of teaching music than any two men at another high school. We have Mr. Jerome Martin, head of instrumental music department, and Mr. David Gillett, head of vocal music department. The other schools don’t! While most men in music choose to be teachers of music, performers, conductors, repairers of musical instruments, critics, composers and arrangers or managers of music, we are fortunate that Mr. Martin and Mr. Gillett chose to be all of these and to be with us. Through their extra effort, sacrifice, and determination, GHS is able to boast one of the “powerhouses” of music in central Michigan. The Hi -Life staff, in the name of the school, wishes to give more than a casual thanks after a performance — we wish to give formal, due thanks and respect to Mr. Martin and Mr. Gillett for their unselfish devotion to music and to Greenville Senior High School. May this book be an everlasting tribute to them. % (facet TO LIVE AS GENTLY AS I CAN; TO BE, NO MATTER WHERE, A MAN; TO TAKE WHAT COMES OF GOOD OR ILL AND CLING TO FAITH AND HONOR STILL; TO DO MY BEST, AND LET THAT STAND THE RECORD OF MY BRAIN AND HAND; AND THEN, SHOULD FAILURE COME TO ME, STILL WORK AND HOPE FOR VICTORY. TO LEAVE SOME SIMPLE MARK BEHIND TO KEEP MY HAVING LIVED IN MIND; IF ENMITY TO AUGHT I SHOW, TO BE AN HONEST, GENEROUS FOE, TO PLAY MY LITTLE PART, NOR WHINE THAT GREATER HONORS ARE NOT MINE. THIS, I BELIEVE, IS ALL I NEED FOR MY PHILOSOPHY AND CREED. — EDGAR A. GUEST BOARD OF EDUCATION William A. Smith, Treasurer Robert E. Rice, Trustee Archie M. Curtis, Trustee George Stuewer, Trustee Mr. Walter Lyon, who passed away during the school year, was a second-term trustee of the board. The school and its students deeply regret his loss. 8 GHS Gets New PRINCIPAL Becoming the new principal of a high school is a challenge, and only men of challenge dare take it. One man — Mr. James Ryan was “dared” to become the new principal of Greenville Senior High School. He took it! Since then, he has repeatedly shown himself to be one of the “men of challenge.” As an educator, a humanitarian, a principal, and a father, he has accepted the dare” and has passed it on to the Class of 1965 in this message to them: Upon your graduation you have accepted a great responsibility. You are equipped with only the most basic and fundamental tools for deriving the most out of life. The question you are obligated to ask yourself at this time is, Where do I go from here?” Kahlil Gibran expresses an interesting thought in THE PROPHET — “Your reason and your passion are the rudder and the sails of your seafaring sail. “If either your sails or your rudder be broken, you can but toss and drift, or else be held at a standstill in mid-seas. “For reason, ruling alone, is a force confining; and passion, unattended, is a flame that burns to its own destruction. “Therefore let your soul exalt your reason to the height of passion, that it may sing; “And let it direct your passion with reason, that your passion may live through its own daily resurrection, and like the phoenix rise above its own ashes. Your talents are a gift that demand recognition — use and develop them wisely. How much you will enjoy life’s many pleasures will be determined by how much living you decide to do. Be reasonable in your decisions and in your expectations. Mr. James Ryan 9 MR. ALLINDER Mr. A. F. Allinder has served the Greenville School System for many years as teacher, principal and superintendent. Recently, his responsibilities as superintendent were divided into Business and Finance, and Personnel and Curriculum. Half of the work load was given to Mr. Radunzel. It is to Mr. Allinder that we owe the efficiency of our school operation. Mr. Robert Radunzel holds the recently-created post of Director of Personnel and Curriculum. He has the responsibility of deciding what shall be taught throughout the system, and what teachers shall conduct the classes and school programs. Our thanks go to Mr. Radunzel for our teachers, and the range of subjects offered in the schools. MR. RADUNZEL COUNSELORS The Student Personnel Services Department is one of the most necessary and important parts of our school. The counselors. Miss Zimmerman, Mr. Oliver, and Mr. VanOss, provide the services that every student meets and those that any student may request. Most students meet the counselors through problems in planning which classes to take, in planning for education after high school, or in discussing ratings of standardized achievement, intelligence or vocational testing. The “Counselors’ Office” also provides a part-time job service, vocational information, college and scholarship information, personal and family counseling, ability grouping and scheduling services, and practical experience such as the Nurses’ Aide program. Each and every student needs and uses the services offered here and appreciates the time and effort spent on planning for his high school life and his life after graduation. Mr. Oliver Miss Zimmerman STAFF Mrs. Bigler Secretary Counselors’ Office Mrs. Burke Attendance Clerk Miss Motley Secretary Principal’s Office Mr. Neitzel Session Assistant Ski Team Coach Mrs. MacDuff, R.N. School Nurse Each of these persons provides valuable assistance to the student body, administration, and faculty. Their presence makes our school function more efficiently and pleasantly for all. 12 CUSTODIANS When you want a locker opened, or need more heat, or just plain need someone to talk to, the custodial staff fills the bill. Aside from this, they clean and sweep the halls and classrooms, keep the bathrooms shiny, and aid teachers in rigging up new apparatus for their projects. They are handymen and we’re lucky to have such cheerful, handy handymen. Mr. Olsen, Mr. Ebels, and Mr. Ruikka KITCHEN STAFF It takes a lot of help in the kitchen to prepare and serve meals for more than nine hundred students and faculty every day. Food preparation is under the care of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Uard and Mrs. Lucille Cory. This group serves from the stcarr. table, collects and punches lunch tickets and cleans the serving trays after lunch. It only takes about twenty-five minutes to feed the whole school. 13 FACULTY MR.ALLEN B.S. from Ferris State College University of Wyoming for 1 summer 4th year at GHS Teaches Chemistry Astronomy Club Advisor MR. BLINN B.A.E. from Art Institute of Chicago M.A. from Wayne State University 13th year at GHS Teaches Art I, ll( III, and IV Art Club Advi sor MR. BROWN B.S. from Ferris State College 2nd year at GHS Teaches Basic Business, Business Law, and Civics International Relations Club Advisor MR. BUDGE B.A. from Albion College M.A. from the University of Michiqan 17th year at GHS Teaches Biology Senior Class Advisor MISS BYRNES B.S. from Western Michigan University 2nd year at GHS Teaches American Literature and Freshman and Sophomore English MRS. CLARK B.A. from Central Michigan University Taught atFarwell and Breckenridge 4th year at GHS Teaches Latin I and II and Sophomore English Latin Club Advisor Freshman Class Advisor 14 MRS. CUMMINGS B.A. from Central Michigan University Taught at Carson City 3rd year at GHS Teaches Oral English and English Literature Forensics Advisor MRS. DASCOLA B.A. from College of Saint Scholestica, Duluth, Minnesota 2nd year at GHS Teaches Freshman English MR. DIEHL B.S. from Michigan State University Taught at Dansville 13th year at GHS Teaches Algebra I and II, Honors Math I and III, and Solid Geometry Junior Class Advisor MR. FOOTE B.S. from Eastern Michigan University 2nd year at GHS Teaches Freshman and Sophomore English MR. FOX B.A., M.A. from Michigan State University Taught at Holton 4th year at GHS Teaches Geo-History and U.S. History Coaches Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Advisor MR. GILLETT B.M., M.A. at Western Michigan University 9th year at GHS Teaches U.S. History, A Cappella Choir, and Choral Union 15 MISS GRUEB B.A. from Ball State College, Muncie, Indiana 1 st year at GHS Girls’ League Advisor MRS. HIGHFIELD B.A. from Hope College M.A. from the University of Michigan 13th year at GHS Teaches American Literature and Sophomore English Alpha Delta Omega Advisor MR. HOUCK B.A. from Central Michigan University Graduate work at Michigan State University 33rd year at GHS Teaches General Metals Shop, Wood Shop and Shop 9 MISS KAPNICK B.A. from Adrian College 3rd year at GHS Teaches Girls’ Physical Education Cheerleader and G.A.A. Advisor MR. MARTIN B.M. from the University of Michigan Taught at Evart, Elk Rapids, and Mendon 10th year at GHS Teaches Varsity Band, Pep Band, and Stage Band MR.MATHEWS B.S. from Michigan State University 5th year at GHS Teaches Boys’ Physical Education and Wrestling Coaches Varsity Baseball 1 MR.MOORE B.S., M.A. from Western Michigan University Taught at Fowler Automotive Instructor at Fort Knox, Kentucky 8th year at GHS Teaches Auto Shop I, II, and III JETS Club Advisor MR.MORFORD B.A. from Albion College M.A. from Michigan State University 2 years Central Michigan Education Television 9th year at GHS Teaches Civics and Perspective MR.POVOLO B.A. from Northern Michigan Col lege M.A. from Michigan Statve University 15th year at GHS Teaches Mechanical Drawing I, II, III, and IV Head of Driver Education program Safety Council Advisor MR. REED B.S. from Central Michigan University 5th year at GHS Teaches Bookkeeping, Basic Business, and Personal Typing Sophomore Class Advisor MR. ROBINSON B.A. from Central Michigan University Graduate work at Wayne State University 34th year at GHS Teaches U.S. History Senior Class Advisor MR.RODGERS M.A. from University of WiIno, Poland Diplome Superieure at University of Nancy, France Studied at La Sorbonne in Paris Taught in various schools in Europe Taught at Custer 4th year at GHS Teaches French I and II French Club Advisor 17 MR.SAMPSON B.A. from the University of Michigan 2nd year at GHS Teaches American Literature and Journalism Hi-Life and Spotlight advisor MR. SEAVER B.S., M.A. from Central Michigan Un i versify 1 st year at GHS Teaches Plane Geometry, Fuctional Math, and Refresher Arithmetic Coaches Freshman Basketball Assistant Track Coach MISS STALL B.S., M.A. from Michigan State University Taught in Evart, Fowlerville, Gaylord and Fairview 15th year at GHS Teaches Home Economics I, II, and III F.H.A. advisor MR.STOWERS B.S. from Eastern Michigan University 2nd year at GHS Athletic Director Coaches Varsity Football Assistant Track Coach MRS. SWANTON B.A. from Central Michigan Un iversity Life Certificate from Central Michigan University 17th year at GHS Teaches American Literature MR.SWANTON Life Certificate and B.A. from Central Michigan University M.A. from Western Michigan Univers ity Taught in Lake City 28th year at GHS Teaches Senior Math, Honors Math II, Algebra I and Physics Senior Class Advisor 18 MISS TEACHOUT B.A., M.A. from Western Michigan University 6th year at G.H.S. Librarian Library Club advisor MISS TOMKO B.S. from Central Michigan University M.B.A. from the University of Denver Graduate work at the University of Denver and the University of Michigan Taught at Lakeview, New Lothrop H.S., and Detroit Business Institute Teaches Shorthand I and II and Typing II 10th year at G.H.S. MISS VANDER VLUGHT B.S. from Ferris State College Teaches Typing I and Business Machines 2nd year at G.H.S. MR. WATSON A. S. from Grand Rapids Junior College B. S. from Central Michigan University 2nd year at G.H.S. Teaches Algebra II, Plain Geometry, and Solid Geometry Assistant Coach Freshman Football MR. WILLIAMS B.S. from Central Michigan University Taught at Shelby H.S. 3rd year at G.H.S. Teaches Practical Shop Math, General Metals shop, and Machine Shop I and II Golf Coach Coaches Junior Varsity Football STUDENT TEACHERS First Semester MR.ALPERT MR.HANNAH MR.MOLLOY Second Semester MR. CALL MR. COLE MR.RHOADES 19 OttotA TtteUf @0$M6 OTHERS MAY COME, OTHERS MAY GO, NONE WILL MORE LOVE THEE THAN THOSE WHO NOW BID YOU ADIEU. MEMORIES SAID, MEMORIES GLAD, OH DEAR OLD SCHOOL HOME OF MINE! COME TO US NOW, WE ARE PARTING, MEMORIES OF US WILL YOU CHERISH. OH SCHOOL HOME SO DEAR, THIS IS THE DAY; THY CHILDREN ARE GOING AWAY. SMILINGLY SAD, TEARFULLY GLAD, STRANGELY COMINGLED OUR JOYS AND OUR SORROWS TODAY. LOVE FOR THE OLD, HOPE FOR THE NEW, BRIGHTLY BEYOND BEAMS OUR STAR. FORWARD WE PRESS TOWARD THE MORROW, BRAVELY WE MEET JOY OR SORROW. AS CLASSMATES WE NOW MUST SAY GOODBYE; GOD BLESS US WHEREVER WE GO. -MARY EMILY FISH Seniors You have given us . . determination the determination to win We have given you spirit, practice, and skill the essentials for winning You have given us . . ability the ability to lose We have given you courage and pride by losing like heroes You have given us . . inquisitiveness which leads to knowledge We have given you new ideas which come from knowledge You have given us . . disappointments disappointments that strengthen us We have given you faith and hope which come from strength You have given us . . leadership leadership which makes us responsible We have given you faithful service because we are responsible You have been with us in fear, struggle, and laughter which shows you care Now . . we, the seniors, leave with you . . GHS our grateful prayers 22 Senior Honor Students Philip Bell and Theresa Mahder Co-Salutatorians Twenty-two students of the Class of 1965 have achieved academic standards of B-plus or better during their high school careers.Here they are presented in order. Edward Johnson Historian V Clifford Bedore XIV Barbara O’Boyle VI Susan Elder XV Wesley Mangus VII Sharon Anderson XVI Michael Highfield VIII Sheila Kelly XVII Sherry Sw ift IX Thomas Holmes XVIII Karen Davis X Leslie Mangus XIX Jill Irish XI Gerald House XX Sarah Hook XII Charlotte Hart XXI Jon Wise XIII Sally Svendsen XXII Jean Perry 23 SHARON SUE ANDERSON ALAN ROGER APPEL DON W. ATKINS LOUIS R. BAILEY SHARON BAKER DAVID BALCOM LYNN LEROY BARD 24 JAY BARNWELL GENE D. BAXTER CLIFFORD BEDORE PHILIP S. BELL MICK BELLINGER RONNIE L. BETSER ROSEMARY BILLINGS MELVIN L. BLACK ROGER 0. BLUMBERG VERA ELLEN BLUMBERG JERRY G. BOLSTER ROGER BOND KAROLYN BRADEN BETTY BRADLEY 25 KAY BRODOCK JEFFREY J. BROTHERS DORTHEA BROWN RENAY JOYCE BROWN KATHY ANN BULLARD BOB BURGESS DAVID R. BURGESS LYLE BURGESS CHERI LYN BURNS JAMES H. BURNS GEORGE M. CATHEY SANDRA CHIPMAN JAMES M. CHOITZ MARK VOSS CHRISTENSEN 26 RONNIE L. CHRISTENSEN ANNE CHRISTIANSEN GERALD A. CHRISTIANSEN CAROL DIANE CONRAD CHERYL COOLEY CHARLES RICHARD COOPER KAREN CORY PHILIP E. COSTA THOMAS M. CZARNOPIS HOWARD DAKIN JAMES E. DASCOLA SANDRA SUE DAVENPORT KAREN AVON DAVIS LINDA SUE DAVIS 27 JUDY KAY DENNIS CHERYL LYNN DEWITT LINDA MARIE DINGER TERESA K. DISHON 8YRON J. DOTY ROGER A. EASTMAN SUSAN DANA ELDER i PATRICIA ANN ELDRIDGE KIRKWOOD E. FABER JANIS K. FAIRBANKS SHARON ELLEN FARRELL STEPHEN R. FEUERSTEIN W. GEORGE FINGLETON GERALDINE K. FLEAGLE 28 WILMA JEAN FLECK LOUIS FOSTER SHERRY LYNN FOUNTAIN JERRY FULLER HAROLD ‘SKIP’ GARVEY DENNIS L. GILES DOROTHY L. GILLIS BETTY GILLMER JOHN C. GLERUM PAUL GOULET EVELYN MARIE GRAY BRONWYN E. GRIFITH CAROL A. GUINNUP GENE HAHNENBERG 29 HOLLY LENORA HANSEN LINDA KAY HANSEN MARCUS MARVIN HANSEN THOMAS R. HANSEN CHARLOTTE ANN HART TERRY HATCH JANIE C. HENDRICKSCN KATHRYN H. HEYER MICHAEL D. HIGHFIELD ROBERT J. HODGE ELWOOD W. HOLE THOMAS GARY HOLMES SARAH JANE HOOK JAMES LEE HOPKINS 30 SHARON HOUSE STEVE HOUSE SALLY SUE HUBBARD JILL MARIE IRISH HAROLD L. JAMES CHERYL LYNN JENSEN CAROL L. JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSON JO ANNE JOHNSON CHARLES EDWARD JOKEL JAMES M. JOKEL DAN L. JONES LENA MAY JONES MARGUERITE A.JONES 31 WANDA M. KAMMERS KEITH KEELER SHEILA K. KELLEY WILLIAM WRIGHT KEMP SUE ANN KERN SUSAN M. KERNS SHARON E. KESELRING SHARON K. KREEGER ROBERT JAMES LANE JR. PAUL L. LARNED BARBARA JEAN LE CLEAR KATHLEEN ELIZABETH LEE THOMAS L. LEHMKUHL GENE ROBERT LITTLE CHARLES FINDLEY LOGAN THERESA ANN MAHDER TERRY P. MAIN LESLIE E. MANGUS WESLEY E. MANGUS LEON V. MARLIN JR. BEV MARTIN DIANA MARTIN CARMA JO MCGOWAN GREGORY ALAN MERRITT LYNN M. MIDDLE BROOK BONNIE ADELL MILLER CHARLES H. MILLER KAROL MILLER DAVID F. NELSON JAMES D. NELSON TAMARA SUE NELSON MAX A. NICHOLS BETH ANN NIELSEN SHARON KAY NIELSEN BARRY JEROME NYE ■ 34 BARBARA ANN O'BOYLE JOHN W. PARIS STEVEN W. PATTERSON JEAN ANN PERRY DALE LEE PETERSEN DAN PETERSEN PHYLLIS PETERSEN CAROLYN PHILLIPS JOHN D. PLANK JR. ROBERT D.PORTER MARY QUILLAN TERESA M. RANNEY ANN ELIZABETH RASMUSSEN ROBERT RICE SUSAN KAY ROUSH RODNEY L. ROY SHARON JEAN ROY CONDA L. SALISBURY DOROTHY M. SAMPSON HARRY SCHARSTEIN SUSAN E. SCHUPPERT 36 BONITA JEAN SCOFIELD PAULA K. SHANK LAUREL L. SHOEMAKER WALLY SIMMONS ROBERT C. SISSON SHIRLEY ANN SKINNER KEN L. SKIVER II RICKY R. SLOAN JANE ELLEN SMITH JOHN F. SNYDER LARRY SORENSEN ROBERT SOWERBY JR. LINDA LOU SOWLES CAROL ANN STEFFENSEN DONALD JUDD SULLIVAN SALLY I. SVENDSEN EDWARD L. SWARTZ JANE E. SWARTZLOFF SHERRY A. SWIFT MICHAEL TAFT DAVID K. TANNER BARBARA LYNN VARNEY JACK WALL MICHAEL WALSTON BRUCE C. WASILEWSKI STEPHEN L. WEBS ROBERT B. WEST JANIS KAY WHEELER MICHELE WHITE VIRGINIA WILCOX ALAN J. WILLIAMS DAVID F. WILLMORE MIKE WILSON WILLIAM B. WISE JON A WISE JUDITH ANN WOLVERTON ROBERT JAY WOOD CATHIE S. WOOD JAMES R. WOOD STEPHEN G. WYCKOFF LUANA YEASLEY JAMES L. YEOMANS SENIOR ACTIVITIES RUTH ANN ABBOTT Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 Student Librarian 2 Faculaty Honors List 3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 F.H.A 1,2,3,4, Historian 1 JUDY ALLEN Freshman Choir 1 Girl s’ Chorus 2 F.H.A 1,2 F N.C. 4 GLORIA JEAN ALLISON Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 Nurses’ Aide 3 F N.C 3 GARY F ALSGAARD Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Intramural s 2 Wrestl ing 2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 40 DIANNA LINN ANDERSEN Freshman Choir 1 French Club 1,2 G. A. A. 1,2,3 LINDA KAY ANDERSEN Freshman Choir 1 Phys. Ed. Assistant 3 I.R.C. 2,3 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1 French Club 2, Treas. 3 SHARON SUE ANDERSON Homecoming Court 4 Band 1,2, 3,4, A Cappella Choir 4 Honors Math. 1,2 Honor Guard 3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Spotl ight Staff 4 All School Play 1 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Forensics District Winner 2 Regional Winner 3 I.R.C. 2,3 G. A. A. 1,2,3 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3 DON W. ATKINS Vice-Mayor 4 Boys’ State 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Intramural s 2 Forensics 3,4 Science Club 2 Faculty Honors List 1,3,4 Spotl ight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Senior PI ay 4 I.R.C. 3 Varsity Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4 L atin Cl ub 1, 2 French Cl ub 4 LOUIS R. BAILEY Football 2 DAVID BALCOM Boys’ State 3 Boys' Glee Club 1 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1, Pub. Chr. 2 LYNN LEROY BARD Band 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Jets Club 3 JAY BARNWELL Student Council Boys' State 3 Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Tenni s 2 4 Prom Server 2 Pol ice Court 2 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Latin Club 1 GENE D. BAXTER Football 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Phys. Ed. Assistant 3 CLIFFORD BEDORE Sault Ste. Marie High School 1.2.3 Senior Play 4 Jets Club 4 Astronomy Club 4 PHILIP S. BELL Boys’ State 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Youth Music (MSU) 3 Golf 4 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Al I School PI ay 2 Senior PI ay 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Science Club 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 Library Club 2 Jets Club 2,3,4 St. Coun. Rep. 3 Pres. 4 Astronomy Club 2,3,4 St. Coun. Rep. 2,3,4 RONNIE L. BETSER Football 1 Basketball 1 JEFFREY J. BROTHERS Football 1,2 Basketball 1 Golf 1,2,3,4 Honors Math 1 Art Club 1,2,3, Treas. 4 Latin Club 1 RENAY JOYCE BROWN Student Counci I 1 Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,4, Lib.3 F.H.A. 2, Pres. 3 KATHY ANN BULLARD Freshman Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2, Treas. 3 Pres. 4 Hi-Life Staff 3,4 F.T.A. Treas. 4 Girls’ League, Frosh. Rep. 1 Program Chr. 3 Latin Club 1,2 BOB BURGESS Football 1,2 Basketball 1 Wrestling 3 Honors Math.l French Club 2,3 DAVID R. BURGESS Football 1 Basketball 1 Wrestl ing 2 Baseball 1 Track 2 French Club 1,2 CHERI LYN BURNS Spotlight Staffc Bus. Mrg. 3 I.R.C. 3,4 Forensics 2,3,4 French Club 2,3 CHARLES RICHARD COOPER Band 1 Choir 1 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Science Club 1,2 French Cl ub 1, 2 KAREN CORY Homecoming Court 1 Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3, St. Coun. Rep.4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 3 Latin Club 1 PHILIP E. COSTA Football 4 Basketball 1 I ntramural s 2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 3,4 THOMAS M. CZARNOPIS Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2 Jets Cl ub 3 Varsity Club 3,4 HOWARD DAKIN F.F.A. 1 JAMES E. DASCOLA Basketball 1 Intramurals 2 Track 2 Tenni s 3,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Jets Club 3, Pres. 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Latin Cl ub 1,2 ROSEMARY BILLINGS Student Council 4 Faculty Honors List 3,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 Science Club 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3 I.R.C. 3 F. T.A. 3 Latin Cl ub 1, 2 VERA ELLEN BLUMBERG Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,Pres. 4 Faculty Honors List 1,2 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 G. A. A. l,2,3 Commercial Club 3 French Club 1,2 JERRY G. BOLSTER Basketball 1 Wrestling 2 Latin Club 1 JAMES H. BURNS Football 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Cl ub 3,4 Latin Club 1 GEORGE M. CATHEY Boy s’ Glee Cl ub 1 A Cappella Choir 2,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 MARK VOSS CHRISTENSEN Boys’ Glee ClJb 1 Football 1,2,3, Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Prom Server 2 Honor Guard 3 Varsity Club 3,4 KAREN AVON DAVIS Band 1,3,4, St. Coun. Rep. 2 Honors Math 1,2,3,4 Honor Guard 3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3 Hi-Life Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3 Program Chr. 4 Youth Music (MSU) 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2 I.R.C. 2 LINDA SUE DAVIS Nurses’ Aide 3 Latin Club 1,2 F.N.C. 4 Sec. 3 JUDY KAY DAVIS Choral Union 1,2 F. T.A.3 G. A.A. 1 ROGER BOND Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Honor Guard 3 BETTY BRADLEY Choral Union 1,2,3 Treas. 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 1 St. Coun. Rep. 2 French Club 1,2 ANNE CHRISTIANSEN Band 1,2, 3, 4 Honor s Math 1, 2 Commercial Club 3 French Club 1,2 CAROL DIANE CONRAD Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 CHERYL LYNN DE WITT Choral Union 1,2 Commercial Club 3 Latin Cl ub 1, 2 LINDA MARIE DINGER Bond 1,2,3, 4, Art Club 1,2)3,4 Latin 1 41 TERESA K. DISHON Grand Rapids Ridgeview 1. Lansing Everett 2 Faculty Honors List 3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 Commercial Club 4 Girls’ League Board 4 BYRON J. DOTY Boys’ Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Football 1,2 Basketball 1 Wrestling 2,3 Intramurals 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 ROGER A. EASTMAN Football 1,2,4 Wrestling 3,4 Intramurals 1,2 Baseball 1 SUSAN DANA ELDER Girls’ State 3 Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 3 A Cappel la Choir 4 Honors Math. 1,2,3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Spotlight Staff 4 All School Play 2 Senior Play 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Forensics 3 I.R.C. 3 Girls’ League Pub. Chr. 1 French Club 1,2,3 French Scholastic Award 1,2,3 PATRICIA ANN ELDRIDGE Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3 Spotl ight Staff 3 Nurses’ Aide 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4 F.N.C. 3,4 KIRKWOOD E. FABER Class Vice President 1 Mayor 4 Homecoming Court 1. Boy’s Glee Club 1. A Cappella Choir 2, Vice-Pres. 3 Stage Mgr. 4 Football 1,4 Intramurals 1,2 Track 1,2 Tennis 3,4 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Honor Guard 3 Faculty Honors List 3 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 I.R.C. 2,-3 Varsity Cl ub 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 JANIS K. FAIRBANKS Freshman Choir 1 Art Club 1,2,3 Library Club 2,3 SHARON ELLEN FARRELL Class Secretary 2 Student Council Pub. Chr.4Ast.3 Faculty Honors L i st 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 G.A.A. 1,2,4, Pub. Chr. 3 Art Club 2,3 French Club 1,4, Pub. Chr. 2 Vice-Pres. 3 STEPHEN R. FEUERSTEIN Boys’ Glee Club, Lib. 1,2. FootbaTI 1 Tenni s 2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 W. GEORGE FINGLETON Intramural s 2 Astronomy Club 1,2,3 Latin Club 1,2 GERALDINE K. FLEAGLE Freshman Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3, Lib. 4 Nurses’ Aide 3 Girls’ League Board 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Library Club, Vice-Pres. 4 Latin Club 1 WILMA JEAN FLECK Freshman Choir 1 Girls’ Chorus 2 Pep Club F.H.A. 2 Commercial Club 4 SHERRY LYNN FOUNTAIN Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 HAROLD “SKIP” GARVEY Intramurals 1,2 Wrestling 2,3 DENNIS L. GILES Jets Club 1, 2 Varsity Club 3,4 Astronomy Club, Treas. 2 Sec. 3 French Club 1,2 St. Coun. Rep. 3 DOROTHY L. GILLIS Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3, Int. Chr. 4 BETTY GILLMER Belleville High School 1,2,3 Nurses’ Aide 4 Student Council 4 F.N.C. 4 L i brary Cl ub 4 JOHN C. GLERUM Boys' Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Golf 1,3,4 Faculty Honors List 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 I.R.C. 3 Varsity Club 4 Latin Cl ub 1 French Club 2,3 PAUL GOULET Class President 3 Boys' Glee Club 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Varsity Cl ub 1, 2 Treas. 3, 4 Latin Club 1,2 Intramurols 1,2 Science Club 2 EVELYN MARIE GRAY Freshman Choir 1 Girl s’ Chorus 2 F.H.A. 2 Commercial Club 3 BRONWYN E. GRIFFITH Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 I.R.C. 3 Latin Club 1 F rench Cl ub 2,3 CAROL A. GUINNUP Bible Club 4 GENE HAHNENBERG Wrestling 1 Baseball 1 F. F.A. 1 Astronomy Club 1 L at in Cl ub 1 RALPH HAHNENBERG Track 1,4 Honors Math. 1 Senior Play 4 Jets Cl ub 4 L i brary Cl ub 4 Science Club 2 Astronomy Club, Vice-Pres. 1,3, Pres. 2,4 HOLLY LENORA HANSEN Student Council Sec. 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Girl s' State 3 Honor Guard 3 Band 1, 2,3,4 Majorette 1,2,3,4, Faculty Honors List. 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Hi-Life Staff 3, Copy Ed. 4 G. A.A. 1, Sec.2, Pres.4 Latin Club 1, Pres. 2 LINDA KAY HANSEN Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2 F.H.A. 1 Science Club 2 MARCUS MARVIN HANSEN Band 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Latin Cl ub I THOMAS R. HANSEN Basketball 1,3 Track 2,3,4 F.F.A. 2,3, Sec. 4 Sentinel 4 CHARLOTTE ANN HART Freshman Choir 1 Honors Math 1,2,3,4 Cadet Teacher 3 Faculty Honors List 2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Science Club 2 I.R.C. 3 F. T.A. 2 G. A.A. 1,2,3 Astronomy Club 1,2,3, Sec-Treas L atin Club 1,2 TERRY HATCH Freshman Choir 1 F. N.C. 1,2, Sec. 3, Pub. Chr. 4 G. A.A. 1 Library Club 1.2,3,4 Nurses’ Aide 3 JANIE CHAPMAN HENDRICKSON Douglas Southall Freeman, Richmond, Virginia 2 Choir 1 G.A.A. 1,3,4 F.T.A., Vice-Pres. 4 French Club 1 42 KATHRYN H. HEYER Band 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 4 Hi-Life Staff 4 All School Play 2 Nurses’ Aide 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Forensics 4 Latin Club 1,2, MICHAEL DAVID HIGHFIELD Band 1,2,3, Sec. 4 Camp Emory 3 Football 1,2 Basketball Mrg. 2,3,4 Baseball 1 Golf 2,3,4 Intramural s 2 Honors Math. 1 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4, Hi-Life Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2, Vice-Pres.3 Pres. 4 Latin Club 1,2 I.R.C. Vice-Pres.3, Pres,4 THOMAS GARY HOLMES Boy s’ Gl ee Club 2 Boys’ State 3 I ntramural s 2 Tenni s 2 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Hi-Life Staff 3, Editor 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 I.R.C. 3 Jets Club 2 Astronomy Club 1,2,3 Latin Club 1, 2 JAMES LEE HOPKINS Alpha Delta Omega 3 F.F.A. 1,3 Sentinel 2, Tres. 4 GERALD C. HOUSE Honors Math 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Latin Cl ub 1,2 French Club 3 SHARON HOUSE Choral Union 1,2,3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 STEVE HOUSE Band 1,2 Football 1 Intramural s 1,2 Track 2 Golf 3 Science Club 1,2 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 1,2 SALLY SUE HUBBARD Band 1 G. A. Ac 2 Latin Club 1 JILL MARIE IRISH Class Treasure 4 Band 1,2, Trees.3, Sec.4 Honors Math 1,2, 3,4 Honor Guard 3 Pol ice Court 3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4, Hi-Life Staff 4 F. T.A. 4 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1, Treas. 2 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 HAROLD L. JAMES Football 2 French Club 1,2 CHERYL LYNN JENSEN Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2 F.H.A., Sec. 1 CAROL L. JOHNSON Student council 4 Freshman £hoir Choral Union 2 A Cappel I a Choir 3,4 I.R.C. 2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1 French Club 2 Historian 3 EDWARD JOHNSON Band 1,2,3,4 Honors Math 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 2,3,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 Forensics 3 L i brary Cl ub 2,3 Latin Club 1 ,2 JO ANNE JOHNSON Girl s' State Alt. 3 Freshman Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2,4, Sec. 4 Honor Guard 3 Faculty Honors List 2,3 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3 French Club 1. Sec. 2 CHARLES EDWARD JOKEL Bay City Central 1,2 Track 4 French (Hub 3 JAMES M. JOKEL Bay City Central 1,2 Football 4 Wrestling 3,4 Varsity Club 4 LENA MAY JONES F.H.A. 1 MARGUERITE A. JONES Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Commercial Club 3,4 Bible Club 1,2, Treas. 3 St. Coun. Rep. 4 WANDA M. KAMMERS Belding High School 1 F.H.A. 2, Parliamentarian 3 Commercial £lub 2, Sec. 4 DARWIN KELLICUT Band 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 I.R.C.3 Latin Club 1,2 SHEILA K. KELLEY Class Treasurer 2 Honor Guard 3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Art Club 2, Treas.1, Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. 4 French Club 1,2,3 WILLIAM WRIGHT KEMP Boys’ Glee Club 1 Student Council 4 Football 1,2 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2 Safety Council 3 Faculty Honors List 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Science Club 1,2 SUE ANN KERN Student Council 1 Girls’ Chorus 2, Lib. 1 A Cappella Choir 3, St. Coun. Cheerleader 3,4 Honors Math 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2 Faculty Honors List 1,2,4 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 F. T.A. 3 Latin Club 1, St. Coun. Rep. 2 SHARON.ELAINE KESELRING Girls' Chorus 1, Lib. 2 Choral Union 3, St. Coun. Rep. 4 Honors Math 1,2,3 Hi-Life Staff 4 Spot I ight Staff 4 I.R.C. 3 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 ROBERT KISSEL Wrestl ing 2 EDWIN L. KOEHN Tennis 1 Jets Club 1,2 SANDRA J. KOHN Student Council 3 Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,4, Vice-Pres. 3 Faculty Honors List 2 Alpha Delta Omega 2 F. H.A. 1 ANNETTE KRAEMER Ricarda-Huch-Schul e, Braunschweig, Germany Student Council 4 A Cappella Choir 4 G. A.A. 4 KENNETH V. KRAUS Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3 Tennis 1,2,4 Varsity Club 3,4 SHARON K. KREEGER Commercial Club, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 L atin Club 1 ROBERT JAMES LANE, JR. Intramural s 2 Latin Club 1,2 PAUL L. LARNED Intramurals 1,2 Baseball 1 Track 4 French Club 1,2 I.R.C. 3 BARBARA JEAN LECLEAR Freshman Choir 1 A Copnplla Choir 2,3, Sec. 4 Alpha Delta Omega 3 F.T.A. 3,4 Bible Club 1,2, Treas. 4 Library Club Sec. 4 Latin Club 1,2 43 KATHLEEN ELIZABETH LEE Freshman Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Prom Server 2 Honor Guard 3 Phys. Ed. Assistant 3 Spotl ight Staff 3 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 I.R.C. 2,3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1 French Club 3,4 THOMAS L. LEHMKUHL Student Council 2,4 Boys’ State 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Latin Club 1,2 GENE ROBERT LITTLE Owosso High School 1,2,3 Football 4 Tennis 4 New Ideas” Comm. Chr. 4 Senior Play 4 Varsity Club 4 Band 4 Student Council 4 CHARLES FINDLEY LOGAN Band 1,2,3,4 Youth Music (MSU) 2 Football 4 Track 1,4 Phys. Ed. Assistant 3,4 Latin Club 1 THERESA ANN MAHDER Freshman Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3, Pub. Chr. 4 Honors Math 1,2,3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Spotl ight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 I.R.C. 3 Art Cl ub 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 TERRY P. MAIN I.R.C. 4 LESLIE E. MANGUS Boys’ State 3 Honors Math 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Latin Club 1, Historian 2 WESLEY E. MANGUS Boys’ State 3 Student Council 4 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Latin Club 1 LEON V. MARLIN, JR. Track 2,3,4 Varsity 2,3,4 BEV MARTIN Freshman Chorus 1 Commercial Club 2 44 CARMA JO MCGOWAN Student Council 4 Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 Cadet Teacher 4 Hi-L ife Staff 4 G.A.A. 1 F.T.A. 3,4 Girls’ League Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 L atin Club 1,2 GREGORY ALAN MERRITT Football 1,2 F.T.A. 1,2 Treas. 3 Commercial Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4 Latin Club f LYNN M. MIDDLEBROOK F.H.A. 2,3 Girls' League Board 3 Commercial Cl ub Assi stant Treas. 4 BONNIE ADELL MILLER Band 1 G.A.A. 1 Art Club 1,2,3, Treas. 4 L atin Club 1 CHARLES H. MILLER Baseboll 1,2 KAROL MILLER Freshman £hoir Choral Union 3 G.A.A. 2 Art Club 1 L ibrary Club 3 DAVID F. NELSON Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestl ing 2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 3 Varsity Club 3,4 JAMES D. NELSON Track 1 TAMARA SUE NELSON Student Council 3,4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Commercial Club 3 French Club 1,2,3,4 MAX A. NICHOLS F.F.A. 3 BETH ANN NIELSEN Band 1,2,3,4 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Cadet Teacher 3 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 F T.A. 1,4, St. Coun. Repx 2 Vice-Pres. 3 Library Club 2, Pub. Chr. 3 Pres. 4 Latin Club 1,2 SHARON KAY NIELSEN Choral Union 1 F.H.A. 1,2 BARRY JEROME NYE Football 1,2 Tennis 1,2 Astronomy Club 1 BARBARA ANN O’BOYLE Honors Math. 1,2,3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 I.R.C. 4 Forensics 3,4, Award 3 G.A.A. 1,2 Girls’ League Board 4 Art Club 4, Sec. 1, Pres. 2 St. Coun. Rep. 3 French Club 1,2,4, Pres. 3 JOHN W. PARIS Homecoming King 4 Student Council 4 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 STEVEN W. PATTERSON Football 1,2 Jets Club 1,2,3,4 Astronomy Club 3 French Club 3 JEAN ANN PERRY Student Council 2 Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Cadet Teacher 3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Spotlight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3, Pres. 4 Latin Club 1,2 DAN PETERSEN Art Club 2,3,4, PHYLLIS PETERSON A Cappella Choir 4 Faculty Honors List 3 Alpha Delta Omega 3 F. H.A. 1 G. A.A. 1 French Club 2, Sec. 3 ROBERT D. PORTER Football 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2 F.F.A. 1,2 TERESA M. RANNEY Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 3,4, Lib. 2 All School Play 2 F.N.C. 3, Sec. 4 Art Club 3 Library Club 2 ANNE ELIZABETH RASMUSSEN Student Council 4 Bond 1,2,3,4 Maiorette 1,2,3, head 4 G.A.A. 1,2 St. Coun. Rep. 3 French Club 1,2 ROBERT RICE Band 1 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Honors Math 1 Safety Council 2,3,4 Phys. Ed. Assistant 3,4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Senior PI ay 4 Jets Club 1 2,3, Program Chr. 4 Varsity Club 3 Astronomy Club Vice-Pres. 2,4 Pres. 3 DIANE J. RICHARDSON Choir 1,2 F. H.A. 1,3, Historian 2 G. A.A. 1 Commercial Club 3 DAVID M. RICHES Homecoming Court 3 Football 1 Wrestling 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2 Varsity Club 1,2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 French Club AUGUST M. RIEHL Student Council 2 Football 1,2.3,4 Safety Council 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2 French Club 1 MARY RITTER Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3 French Club 2,3 KATHLEEN E. ROSE Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 3,4 French Club 2,3,4 SUSAN KAY ROUSH Cl ass President 1 Student Council 4 Freshman Choir 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 Honors Math. 1,2,3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,4 F T.A. 4 Sec. 3 French Club 1, 2 RODNEY L. ROY Wrestling 1 SHARON JEAN ROY Honors Math 1,2,3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 I.R.C. 3 F. T.A. 2 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Science Club 2 Astronomy Club 2,3 Latin Club 1,2 French Club 2, 3 CONDA L. SALISBURY Clare High School 1,2,3 I.R.C. 4 Art Club 4 DOROTHY M. SAMPSON Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 F.H.A. 1 French Club 1 SUSAN ELIZABETH SCHUPPERT Girl s’ Chorus 1 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3.4 All School Play 2 I.R.C. 2,3 French Club 1,3, Historian 2 BONITA JEAN SCOFIELD F.H.A. 1 PAULA K. SHANK Girls’ Chorus 1 Choral Union 2,3 F. N.C. 1,2,3 G. A.A. 1,2 WALLY SIMMONS Jets Club 1 Astronomy Club 1 SHIRLEY ANN SKINNER Nurses’ Aide 3 G.A.A. 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 KEN L. SKIVER II Band 1,2 Track 2,4 Art Club 2,3,4 RICKY R. SLOAN Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football Mgr. 4 Intramurals 1,2 JANE ELLEN SMITH Class Treasurer 1 Girls’ State Alt. 3 Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Prom Server 2 Honor Guard 3 Faculty Honors List 4 Sootl ight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 F. T.A. St. Coun. Rep. 4 Girls’ League Frosh. Rep .1 G. A.A. 2, Pts. Chr. 3 Latin Club 1,2 JOHN F. SNYDER F.F.A. 4 LARRY A. SORENSEN Choir 1,4 Football 1 Track 2 Varsity Club 3,4 L atin Club 2 SUE SOULE Freshman Choir 1 Choral Unioe 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 F. T.A. 3, 4 G. A.A. 4 French Club 4 ROBERT SOWERBY, JR. F.F.A. 1,2,3, Pres. 4 LINDA LOU SOWLES Choir 1,2 CAROL ANN STEFFENSEN Freshman Choir 1 Choral Union 2,3,4 DONALD JUDD SULLIVAN I.R.C. 3 Jets Club 1,2,3, Sec-Treas. 4 Science Club 2 SALLY ISABEL SVENDSEN Class Treasurer 3 Student Council Treasurer 4 Homecoming Court 2 Girls’ State 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Honors Math. 1,2,3 Prom Server 2 Honor Guard 3 Police Court 1,2 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3,4 Hi-L ife Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,4, Trees. 3 I.R.C. 2,3 F. T.A. 4 Girls’ League Treas. 3 G. A.A. 1,3,4, Treas. 2 Latin Club 1, Vide-Pres. 2 French Club 3 EDWARD L. SWARTZ Intramurals 2 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Jets Club 3,4 Latin Club I, 2 JANE E. SWARTZLOFF Senior PI ay 4 Art Club 3, Sec. 4 L atm Club 1 SHERRY A. SWIFT Class Secretary 4 Student Council 2 Freshman Choir I Choral Union 2,3 A Cappella Choir 4 Faculty Honors L ist 1,2,3 Spotlight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3,4 F. T.A. 3 G. A.A. 1 Bible Club 2, Sec. 3 • French Club 1,2 MICHAEL TAFT Wrestling 2, Mgr. 3 F.F.A. 1,2 45 DAVID K. TANNER Boys’ Glee Club 1 A Cappella Choir 2 Golf 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Honors Math 1 I.R.C. 1 Varsity Club 2,3,4 French Club 1, Treas. 2 JANE ELLEN TERRY Student Council Social Chr. 4 Assistant 3 Freshman Choir 1 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Honors Math. 1, 2, 3 Faculty Honors List 1,2,3 Alpha Delta Omega 2,3 Forensics 2,4 I.R.C. 3 L atin Cl ub 1,2 French Club 3 DOUGLAS H. THOMPSON Lakeview High School F.F.A. TERRY R. TITUS Class Vice President 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Phys. Ed. Assistant 3 Senior Play 4 Varsity Club 3,4 STEVEN RAY TOTTEN Sparta High School 1,2,3 Football 4 Tenni s 4 WILLIAM TUINHOFF Football 1, Mgr. 2 Tennis 1,2 BEV VALIKET F. H.A. 1 G. A.A. 1 Commercial Club 3 G. GREG VAN DRIE Football 1 Basketball 1 Intramural s 2 Baseball 1 Tennis 2,3,4 Latin Club 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 French Cl ub 2,3 BARBARA LYNN VARNEY F.H.A. 1,2 Art Club 1,2 MICHAEL WALSTON Library Club 2 L atin Club 1,2 French Club 4 BRUCE C. WASILEWSKI Student Council 3 Boys’ State Alt. 3 Football 1 Intramurals 1 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2 Prom Server 2 Police Court 3 Varsity Club 1,2, St. Coun. Rep. 3,4 ROBERT B. WEST A Cappella Choir 3 Football 1 Wrestling 1 Golf 1 Art Club 1 French Club 1 WILLIAM B. WISE Football 1 Baseball 1 All School Play 2 Senior PI ay 4 Jets Club 1,2,3, St. Co Astronomy Club 1,2,3 4 Science Club 1, 2 L i brary Cl ub 1 Latin Club 1 on. Rep. JON A. WISE Boys’ State Alt. 3 Intramural s 2 Tenni s 2 Honors Math. 1,2,3,4 Faculty Honors List 1 0 1 Hi-L i fe Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2 3 4 I.R.C. 3 Astronomy Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4, JANIS KAY WHEEuER Student Council 4 Girls' Chorus 1, Sec. 2 A Cappella Choir 3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Honors Math. 1,2,3 Faculty Honors List 1,4 Spotl ight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 I.R.C. 2 G.A.A. 1,2,4, Pts. Chr. 3 Latin Club 1,2 MICHELE WHITE Freshman Choir 1,2 Senior Play 4 I.R.C. 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Commercial Clob 3,4 French Cl ub 1, 2 VIRGINIA WILCOX Cheerleader 2,3,4 Girls’ League Treas. 4 French Club 1 ALAN J. WILLIAMS Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Varsity Club 4 Astronomy Club 1 Art Club 2,3,4 DAVID F. WILLMORE Boys' Glee Club 1,2 Football 1 Tennis 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 JUDITH ANN WOLVERTON Class Vice President 2 Band 1,2,3, Treas. 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2 CATHIE S. WOOD Girls' Chorus 1,2 Choral Union 3,4 Honors Math 1,2,3,4 I.R.C. 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Latin Cl ub 1,2 STEPHEN G. WYCKOFF Class Vice President 3 Class President 4 Boys' State 3 Boys’ Glee Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 Faculty Honors List 4 Spotl ight Staff 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Varsity Club 4 Latin Club 1, Sec. 2 LUANA YEASLEY G.A.A. 1 Commercial Club 1 Art Club 1 JAMES L. YEOMANS Band 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Intramurals 1,2 Track |„2.3,4 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Art Club 2,3,4 46 SENIOR CENSUS Most Sophisticated Darwin Kellicut Sheila K. Kelley Class Speaker SENIOR CENSUS 'S' Class Musicians Looking Philip S. Bell Karen Avon Davis Kirkwood H. Faber Holly Lenora Hansen Thomas Gary Holmes Most Likely i To Succeed Sharon Sue Anderson 48 Carol L. Johnson Charles Richard Cooper Class Clowns SENIOR CENSUS Dorthea Brown David Balcom Sharon Sue Anderson Robert J. Viood William W'right Kemp Sally IsabelSvendsen Theresa Ann Mahder Jeffrey J. Brothers 49 50 Row 1; Bev Mallindine, Debbie Fox, Holly Hansen, Jennifer Branch, Joanne Petersen, Sharon Van Hoose, Pam Burns, Willow Richmond, Barb Olsen, Barb Wininger, Becky Williams, Mary Jo Robertson, Susie Stuewer, Jill Irish, Karen Davis. Row 2; Ed Johnson, Sheila Hansen, Jane Smith, Sally Svendsen, Susan Rice, Sharon Wright, Pam Stuewer, Mike Blending, Mike Cyrus, Karyn Nielsen, Linda Dinger, Lloyd Steffensen, Jim Wolverton, Dave Ford, Steve Foster, Doug Martin, Janet Burnett, Dick Sowerby, Barb Turner, Anne Rasmussen. Kathy Heyer Row 3: Clair Hansen, Judy Wolverton, Prudy Tower, Nancy Rasmusserv Linda Daniels. Row 4: Nancy Van Hoose, Wendy Waldo, Linda Hoppough, Mary Goulet, Carol Lepley, Roxanne Bailey, Jean Johnson, Diane Miller, Sue Taylor, Jerry Fuller, Chuck Logan, Bob Wood, Darwin Kellicut, Jeff Barker, Laurie Kipp, Bruce Carter, Dennis Sawman, Lewis Petersen, Paul Christiansen, John Bradley, La Vern Williams, Sandi Hammond, Frank Gibson, Greg Wulf, Kirk Myers, Dave Nichols, Bud Bailey, • Shirley Wallace, Anne Christiansen. Row 5: Steve Wilkie, Joanne Bullard, Bill Ham, Bill Klintworth, Dave Jensen, Mike Delp, Charlotte O’Brien, Lynn Bard, Bob Fisher, John Nelson, Marcus Hansen, Mike Nelson, Steve Rader, Chuck Grow, Jim Russell, Bill Mallindine, Al Rosebrook, Roger Christensen, Fred Hodgkins, Ted Wyckoff, Wayne Pierantoni, Spike Kemp, Arnold Harrison, Mike Highfield, Jim Blinn, Bob Rice, Phil Bell. Standing: Gene Little, Mr. Martin. CONCERT BAND 1965 WINNERS OF 1ST RATING IN STATE COMPETITION The Greenville senior High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Jerry Martin, is closing another school year of accomplishments but continuing an everlasting season of music. Our football games last fall were highlighted by the band's entertaining half-time performances, each preceded by many hours of rehearsal. The marching season led on to a fine Christmas concert followed by preparation for the annual District band competition. A first rating at the District made it possible for the band to compete in the State competition. The school year has ended, but the band's work goes on through summer parades and concerts. Mr. Martin, Lewis Petersen, La Vern Williams Mr. Martin TViolt School 0 Oun, Side WE'VE GOT THE JOLLY, JOLLY JUNIORS ON OUR SIDE, WE'VE GOT THE JOLLY, JOLLY JUNIORS ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE JOLLY, JOLLY JUNIORS ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE! WE’VE GOT THE SILLY, SILLY SOPHOMORES ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE SILLY, SILLY SOPHOMORES ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE SILLY, SILLY SOPHOMORES ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE! WE’VE GOT THE ITTY BITTY FRESHMEN ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE ITTY BITTY FRESHMEN ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE ITTY BITTY FRESHMEN ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE. WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE, WE’VE GOT THE WHOLE SCHOOL ON OUR SIDE! CANDI HAMMOND ROY BALDRIDGE Vice President JEANNE COREY Treasurer JIM HIGGINSON Student Council Representatives DIANA MITCHELL Secretary President The Juniors had an exciting year--They’d lost all traces of undergrad fear, Had gotten their class rings, and so it seems, They now belonged on the Varsity teams. Chemistry class was quite a chore, And the homework they just couldn’t ignore. Civics class was really a breeze, Except for, Half sheet of paper, please.” Now ready to fill the highest post, They’ll be the leaders and they’ll boast, I7or they are going to show the rest That the class of Sixty-six is best. Ray Andersen Gary Augustine Mike Babbitt James Bacon Budd Bailey Linda Baker Roy Baldridge Jeff Barker Laurel Barrett Brad Baskerville Charles Beach Richard Benedict Bob Bergeron Rae Bidstrup Michael Blackmer Sherron Blanding Jim Blinn Rosemary Bliss Tom Blumberg Kelly Borst Tom Borst Nick Bow Chuck Bradley John Bradley 55 Cathy Britzman Bart Brown Bill Brown Jeff Brown John Brown Doris Buche Margaret Buehler Bill Burgess Sylvia Cairns Vera Calhoun Robert Cameron Ron Camp Judy Cavanaugh Robert Christensen Kenneth Cogswell Julie Colby Judy Collins Ron Cooper Jeanne Corey Craig Crawford Lynda Daniels Deborah Dann Terry Davis Ronnie DeLauter 56 Gary Dennis Mary Ann Eckberg Linda Eherenman Dave Ferens Bruce Filkins Carolyn Finkhouse Mary Fitzpatrick Steve Flashaar Lucy Flowers Dave Ford Steve Foster Suzie Fuhrman Jackie Garvey Bonnie Gilbert Tex Gladding Suzie Goulet Donna Grewe Shelby Gunderson Lori Hahnenberg Jan Hammer Candi Hammond Clair Hansen Sheila Hansen Tom Hansen 57 Judy Hawley Richard Hawley Len Heether Jim Heimbecker John Heinzelman Gary Helsel Bob Hemmes Barb Herroon Jim Higginson Fred Hodgkins Linda Hodgson Ann Holmden George Hooper Brenda House Judy Hubbard Max Hunsicker Candy Jaehnig Robbie Jensen Dennie Johnson Gary Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Johnson Al Kerns Marcela Kerns 58 Jerry King Barry Kirkpatrick Gary Kluzak Gay la Koehn Linda Korson Linda Kraus Kristina Kulas Billie Latnear Larry Lake Linda Lake John Large Rod Larsen Sue Larsen Pat Lause Glenn Lillie Joe Lillie James Linderman Vicki Lintz Susan Loding Carol London Dennis London Bev Mallindme Verna Marks Ken Maule 59 Sue McDaniel Vincent McMahon Dan Me Neil Gordon McQueen Phyllis McQueen Carol Merren Sheila Misner Diana Mitchell Sondra Moffatt Lynda Moore Tom Mumaw John Nelson Mike Nelson William Nichols Dick Nielsen Ken Noyes Sonja Olsen George Overly Tom Overly Vicki Palethorpe Cheryl Parker Barb Patterson Carol Petersen Lewis Petersen 60 Steve Petersen Sharree Picket I Craig Rackliffe Steve Rader Nancy Reed Susan Rice John Riehl Robert Ritter Maty Jo Robertson Roger Roy Dawn Russell Dennis Sawman David Schnicke Vicki Schreiner Naomi Shank Jo Ann Shelest Jil Shoemaker Ed Shroyer Bob Sibley John Simmons Terrie Simmons Arnold Snyder Colleen Sower Elaine Spencer 61 Bob Stearns Dave Stein Chet Stone Craig Stone Susie Stuewer Rick Surdam Cindi Sutphen Ann Swartz Daniel Swartz Caryl Swift Don Taylor Janis Taylor Cheryl Terjung Dick Tiffany Jan Titler Prudy Tower Steve Tower Robert Town Dave Truesdell Jack Tyler Connie Tyrell Ed Vander Schuur Nancy Van Hoose Roger Vansconis 62 Pat Venus Peggy Wacha Judy Waldron Terry Walkington Pam Walter Janice Welch Allen Wheeler Jill Wheeler Glenn Williams Rick Williams Cindi Wilkie Julie Willmore Roger Willmore Andria Winger Kathy Wolverton Sandra Wooster Mary Bensinger Randall Betser David Cooper Michael Cyrus Rodney Dingman Roland Flanigan Bob Forton Steve Hock Marsha Richardson Cindi Sharpe Bob VanSyckle Nancy Walston Bob Wuelfmg 63 Roy Baldridge, Sheila Hansen, Lynda Daniels 65 Mike Blackmer The Sophomore class of Sixty - seven, Looking forward to Senior Heaven, Ribbed the freshmen to no end, But did not do it to offend. It was a year for ordering rings, And making posters, and other things. But mostly, it was time for fun And trying to get the homework done. As carefree as they seemed to be, They strived to reach that golden key Which would enable them to pass Into the realm of the Junior class. 66 Vicki Ackley Dave Allen Mary Ann Allen Larry Allison Reita Andersen Phil Anderson Jeff Arntz Dan Atkins Chester Atkinson Claudia Bailey Lee Baldridge Deawn Bard Claudia Barthel Peggy Barthel Marian Bedore Ronald Bennett Tana Betser Dan Bitner Ron Black Alan Blanding Mike Blanding Linda Blumberg Bruce Bond Ray Brainard 67 Gay Breidinger Kristie Brown Donald Buckmaster Gloria Burgess Pam Burns Bruce Carter Bruce Cavanaugh Larry Caverley Pat Chipman Charles Chittick Becky Christensen Rosemary Christensen Paul Christiansen Sharon Cooper Roberta Copeland Suzanne Daniels Mike Davenport Bruce De Forest Debra DeGraw Mike Delp John DeSpelder Susan DeVries Bob Dodds Nancy Dolan 68 Gloria Edwards Sheila Edwards LuAnn Eriksen Bob Faber Delbert Ferguson Don Fisher Barbara Fitzpatrick Steve Foote Tom Foote Dan Fries Gerald Fuhrman Ginger Gibson Laureen Gillis Judy Gillmer Thomas Gleason Chuck Grow Dennis Guernsey Gregory Gunderson Carol Hagadus Dorothy Hahnenberg Bob Haight Bill Ham Robert Hanselman Barbara Hansen 69 Cindy Hansen Tom Hansen Ann Harris Arnold Harrison Winona Hattus Mary Etta Higgins Roger Higginson Beverly Holmden Al Hooper Linda Belle Hoppough Terry Horrigan Jacqueline Hubbard Cindy Jensen Dave Jensen Beth Jepson Barbara Johnson David Johnson Jean Johnson John Johnson Karen Jury Al Kammers Connie Kane Diane Kelley Pam Kellogg 70 Dale Kent Mike Kent Peg Kerns Karen Kissel Tom Klepper Bill Klintworth Mary Kluzak Wayne Korson Joe Kulas Kathy Landon Carol Lane Sandy Larsen Larry Laux Nancy Laux Sandy LeClear Ricky Lee Ruth Lepley Linda Lillie Phillip Lincoln Kyle Madole Bill Mahder Doug Martin Ella McConkey Dave McGowan 71 Stanley Me Meeken Donna Me Queen Mike Merren Richard Middlebrook Linda Miller Steven Miller Doreen Mitchell Sherry Molesh Lee Morey Jerry Mumaw Carol Mumby Bonnie Nelson Marilyn Nelson David Nichols Karyn Nielsen Valeria Nielsen Darrell Nisonger Terry Nisonger Cathy Obersig Charlotte O’Brien Barb Olsen Donna Olsen Alan Palmer Bonnie Palmer 72 Nancy Partridge Marvin Peer Paula Pentoney Ed Perdue Bill Petersen Larry Petersen Richard Petersen Tom Petersen Mark Pierantoni Carol Plank Gary Ramlow Gary Rasmussen Nancy Rasmussen Jane Reinhardt Tom Rice Ron Richards Randy Rickie Jim Ritzema Mike Rivard Bill Ross Nona Russell Brent Sailor Lois Scanlon Pam Scharstein 73 Larry Schofield Dale Senn Gary Sewell Arlene Sharkey Roger Shenefield Gil Sherrick Beverlie Silverthorn David Silverthorn Steven Silverthorn David Skinner Dick Sowerby Fritz Speese Bob Spohn Richard Steffensen Beth Steinke Fred Steinke Sharia Swartz Debbie Taft Connie Taylor Lois Ten Eyck Roger Ten Eyck Louella Thompson Bill Tiffany Bob Tremayne 74 Janet Turnbull Barbara Turner Bruce Van Ham Sharon VanHoose Kendra Van Nortwick Tony Vos Margaret Wacha Geraldine Wagner Nelda Walch Sherry Waldo Wendy Waldo Shirley Wallace Bill Ward Robin Ward Randy Warner Vicki Weaver Debbie Wheeler Joe White Dave Wiesen Linda Wildner Becky Williams Gerald Williams LaVern Williams Bill Wilson 75 NOT PICTURED: George Anderson Richard Bacon Roman Barnwell Steve Betser Delbert Cory Gary Ferguson Cathie Haddix Valois LaBerteaux Rose Reed Asisla Rodriguez Ron Shute Warren Wagner Kathrine Wuelfing Barbara Wminger Linda Wittkopp Diana Wood Nancy Wood Sheryl Wooster Trenna Wright Ted Wyckoff Kathy Yeomans Alan Zeigler 76 Ricky I -cc, Hill Mahdcr, Dave McGowan Mike Delp Steve Rader, Doug Martin, Paul ( hristiansen, Bruce ( arter. Sophomore C lass in thought. Karyn Nielsen 77 9) The Freshmen came to Senior High To learn, they hoped, then wondered why. For they had heard of Sophomores' gems, And shuddered at what was in store for them. But soon the class of Sixty-eight Was working hard and doing great. They'd joined some clubs, they'd earned a name, They'd learned that school was not a game. The year is over, they weathered all, But they'll never forget that chaotic fall, When being low men on the totem pole, They had only begun to set their goal. 78 Donna Abbott Dewey Allen Cherie Andersen Mike Anstett Dewey AyIsworth Brian Bailey Larry Bailey Roxanne Bailey Bill Baker Nancy Balcome Dana Barrett Justine Barry Linda Bean Paul Bidstrup Terry Bigler Linda Bissell Caryl Bitner Jerold Bower Ervin Bradley Jennifer Branch Allen Brown Vicki Brown Joel Bruinooge Jo Bullard 79 Jim Burgess Janet Burnett Judy Butler Mary Cameron Christopher Christensen Linda Christensen Pat Christensen Roger Christensen Mary Christiansen Mary Clifford Gwen Coffey Bonnie Cowling Hal Crankshaw Kendra Crawford Priscilla Crawford Stephen Creasap Betsy Curtis Duncan Cusick Fredrick Dann Elton Davis Larry Davis Rae Dethlefsen Mike Doty Gregg Durdle 80 Kathy Emerick Gayle Ensley Carol Enksen Mike Fessenden Garry Feuerstein Robert Fisher Ronald Fisher Wendy Flashaar Debby Fox Bill Fuller Carolyn Gettings Frank Gibson Kristie Gleason Lora Gottesleben Mary Goulet Roy Green Gerald Guinnup Cheryl Haight Sandra Hammond Joyce Hansen Kathy Hansen Marilyn Hansen Sally Hansing Dale Harley 81 Ron Higginson Becky Hill Dennis Hoffman Jennie Holstad Robert Hook Donald Horrigan Jean Houck Linda Hubbard Russell Hubbard Larry Jensen Mike Jensen Joan Johnson Patsy Johnson Cass Kemp Clark Kent Mary King Phyllis King Laurie Kipp Fawn Kirby JoAnne Kluzak Linda Kluzak Marjoan Kocher Diane Kraft Ronnie Laderman 82 Pamela Landon Carol Lepley Hope Lewis Bill Mai I indine Arthur Marquis Paul Matthews Helen McConkey Pat McGowan Don McQueen Jenny Merren Randy Merren Diane Miller Merry Miller Gayla Misner Paul Molter Mary Moon T om Moon Judy Morris Terry Mortensen Kirk Myers Bruce Nelson Pam Nelson Fred Neumann Charlene Nobles 83 Terry Nussdorfer Kathy O'Donald Ethel Packard Kenny Perdue Jim Petersen Joanne Petersen Mike Petersen Charles Pickell Wayne Pierantoni Alan Rahn Cheryl Rarick Wesley Rasmussen Robert Rector Kathy Reed Mary Reed Sharon Reynolds Willow Richmond Mary Riehl Janess Rivard Allen Rosebrook Janet Ross John Roy James Russell Jeff Russell 84 Sally Russell Sylvia Sampson Richard Schutte Jack Scofield LaVon Sebald Jon Sharpe Linda Shelden Linda Shinabarger Larry Simmons Peggy Sisson Joanne Skinner Arthur Skiver Mary Smith Oennis Snow Joanne Snow Martha Sompolinsky Brenda Soule David Soule Daniel Sower Terry Sowles Greg Staffen Lloyd Steffensen Becky Stein Deborah Stewart 85 Valeria Stewart Pamela Stuewer Cary Tate Gary Taylor Mark Taylor Sue Taylor Ken Thomas Marie Thompson Merlin Tiede Clifford Tiffany Jane Tower Karen Urbanski Gerry VanSyckle Jim VanSyckle Terry Varney Shirley Wager Linda Waldorf Dale Walter Randy Walter Sandra Walthuis Lee Weaver Mike White James Whitten Steven Wilkie 86 Jim Wilson Norma Wilson Jim Wolverton Bruce Wood Carol Wood Phyllis Wood Sharon Wright NOT PICTURED: Madelene Adair Sigard Biezais Basil Flowers Tony Hamer Ernest Miller David Rentsman America Rodriquez David Shank Russell Wuelfing Duane Young Geneva Umbenhour Mike Anstett, A! Brown, Bill Fuller, Rusty Bower 87 'l cvttffy 'pitfa So 9 WE’RE HERE TO CHEER FOR OUR TEAM TONIGHT, SHOUT LOUD AND STRONG WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT! HOLD ALOFT THE PURPLE AND THE GOLD, FCR THEIR HONOR BRAVE WE FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT! WE HAVE NO FEAR FOR OUR VARSITY; THEIR AIM IS DO OR DIE. WE WILL HAIL OUR CONQUERING HEROES AS THEY WIN FOR GREENVILLE HIGH! Sports Row 1: Roger Willmore, Bob Forton, Rod Larsen, Terry Titus, Steve Totten, Dave Nelson, Gus Reihl, Larry Schofield, Paul Goulet, Ken Kraus. Row 2: Coach Clark, Craig Stone, Mark Pierantoni, Craig Rackliffe, Tom Blumburg, Roger Eastman, George Cathey, Gene Little Jonn Nelson, Rick Williams, Chuck Bradley, Coach Schnepp. Row 3: Phil Costa, Jim Burns, Bill Brown, Bob Van Syckle, John Bradley, Steve Foster, Mark Christensen, Don Taylor, Tom Hansen, Coach Stowers. Row 4: Tom Lehmkuhl, George Overly, Ray Anderson Dave Ferens, Dennis London, Kirk Faber, Chuck Beach, Jeff Barker, Len Heether. Row 5: Chuck Logan, Jim Jokel, Bob Porter, John Largo, Jeff Brown, John Reihl, Roger Bond, Bill Kemp. Row 6: Mgrs., Brad Baskerville, Terry Walkington, Rick Sloan, Bud Lewis, Melvin Black, Dick Hawley. VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Clark Coach Schnepp It was September 13, 1964, the day of our first varsity football game. Would this be the year that Greenville’s long “dry-spell on the gridiron”would come to an end Many Greenville students and Greenville football fans thought so. We had a larg well-conditioned, and experienced team. The coaching staff was a hard-working, almost tireless one. Everything pointed towards a winning season. That night we traveled, optimistically, to Lakeview. But we lost, and so went the season. Our final record was 2 - 7 — our ninth straight losing year. Even though the team looked much better in the second half of the season, more times than not, they faltered in the closing minutes of the game and ended up on the short side of the final score. There were many signs of encouragement this year, but Greenville’s football dilemma still persisted. Next year? 90 John Nelson defends against a St. Johns pass in Greenville’s 19 - 0 loss in the conference opener. Rick Williams goes around end for a good gain in our 27-7 loss to Lakewood. Greenville’s Tom Hansen, in the background. Mark Christensen is pulled down in our 19 13 loss to Ionia. Chuck Beach goes over for Greenville’s first score in our 18-6 victory over Charlotte. This was our first victory of the season. Bill Brown grabs a pass in a hard fought game against Hastings. Greenville dropped a first half lead and lost 14 - 13. 91 Greenville’s Chuck Bradley goes over f°r Jn ning touchdown in the closing seconds of our victory over Belding. After a 20 - 0 loss to a powerful Grand Ledge team, Greenville traveled to Alma. We played excellent ball during the first half and led 20-0 midway through third period. But, we faltered in the closing minutes and lost 21 - 20. The ball carrier here is Jeff Brown. GREENVILLE 0 LAKE VIEW 6 GREENVILLE 0 ST. JOHNS 19 GREENVILLE 7 LAKEWOOD 27 GREENVILLE 14 IONIA 19 GREENVILLE 18 CHARLOTTE 6 GREENVILLE 13 HASTINGS 14 GREENVILLE 0 GRAND LEDGE 20 GREENVILLE 20 ALMA 21 GREENVILLE 12 BELDING 7 Senior football players: Row 1: Dave Nelson, Gene Little, Jim Yeomans, Jim Burns, Mark Christensen. Row 2: Roger Eastman, Kirk Faber, Chuck Logan, Steve Totten, Gary Alsgaard, Row. 3: Bill Kemp, Jim Jokel, Paul Goulet, Tom Lehmkuhl, Bob Porter, Phil Costa. 92 J. V. FOOTBALL This year's junior varsity football team, coached by Dick Williams, had a disappointing record coming up with two victories against six defeats, However, the team showed excellent desire and gained much valuable experience that is sure to help the varsity next year. GREENVILLE 7 BELDING 19 GREENVILLE 6 LAKEVEIW 0 GREENVILLE 12 CHARLOTTE 19 GREENVILLE 0 GRAND LEDGE 32 GREENVILLE 19 HASTINGS 25 GREENVILLE 0 LAKEVIEW 32 GREENVILLE 27 CENTRAL MONTCALM 0 GREENVILLE 0 IONIA 7 Row 1: Coach Williams, Bruce Carter, Pat Louse,Larry Caverley, Bill Tiffany, Craig Crowford, David Johnson, Tom Hansen, Bill Petersen. Row 2: Dave Ferens, Ron Richards, Dan Atkins, Dick Sowerby, Ed Perdue, Bill Ross, Al Kammers, Paul Christiansen. Row 3: Phil Lincoln, Craig Stone, Dave Skinner, Del Cory, Bill Ham, Don Fisher, La Vern Williams. Row 4: Craig Rackliffe, Bob Ritter, Larry Allison, Bruce Bond, Chuck Grow, Jerry Mumow, Roman Barnwell. 93 Row 1: Frank Gibson, Jim Wolverton, Jim Van Syckle, Wayne Pierantoni, Jerry Van Syckle, Joel Bruinooge, Paul Bidstrup, Al Rosebrook. Row 2: Paul Molter, Steve Wilkie, Ken Perdue, Al Brown, Mike Petersen, Dale Harley, Jim Burgess, Ron Fisher. Row 3: Mike Anstett, Mike Jensen, Coss Kemp, Kirk Meyers, Dewey Allen, Jeff Russell. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The freshmen football team, under the leadership of coaches Watson and Zarndt, overcame two basic difficulties to come up with a winning season. This year's team was made up of only 22 boys and were out sized by most of their opponents. They played good hard football, however, and are sure to help next year's junior varsity. GREENVILLE 27 ROCKFORD 0 GREENVILLE 6 ALMA 12 GREENVILLE 26 LAKEWOOD 0 GREENVILLE 0 IONIA 35 GREENVILLE 13 HASTINGS 12 GREENVILLE 26 CHARLOTTE 6 GREENVILLE 6 GRAND LEDGE 19 94 Row 1: Barry Kirkpatrick Mgr., Steve Wyckoff, Gary Sewell, John Nelson, Rick Williams, Dave Stein, Jerry Fuller, Mike Blackmer Mgr., Coach Fox. Row 2: Mike Highfield Mgr., Mike Nelson, Marc Hansen, Dave Bal com, Dan Plank, Chuck Cooper, Tom Hansen, Ed Shroyer, Bob Van Syckle. VARSITY BASKETBALL Who is the team to beat in the West Central Conference ? If this question was asked in November of 1964, the answer most often heard would have been, I'd say say Greenville. Thus, in relation to this pre-season prediction, the Yellow Jackets season was a little disappointing. We finished second in the conference . . . a distant second, three games out of first. Our record was 9 - 5 in league competition and 10-7 overall. The Jackets started off fast with four straight victories and suffered only one defeat before Christmas. But the second half of the season had few happy moments. Probably Greenville s finest hour this year was when the scrappin scrubs plus Balcom mopped up Ionia 76 - 46. Being in Class B again, Greenville was anxiously looking forward to the tournaments. But the end was abrupt as we lost our first game to a giant Coopersville team, 62 - 60. Coach Fox GREENVILLE 58 BELDING 45 GREENVILLE 59 LAKEWOOD 46 GREENVILLE 64 IONIA 58 GREENVILLE 51 CHARLOTTE 38 GREENVILLE 53 ST. JOHNS 55 GREENVILLE 61 HASTINGS 60 GREENVILLE 54 GRAND LEDGE 55 GREENVILLE 63 LAKE VIEW 67 GREENVILLE 70 ALMA 57 GREENVILLE 55 LAKEWOOD 72 GREENVILLE 7 IONIA 46 GREENVILLE 58 CHARLOTTE 68 GREENVILLE 69 HASTINGS 67 GREENVILLE 73 ST. JOHNS 64 GREENVILLE 58 GRAND LEDGE 57 GREENVILLE 59 ALMA TOURNMENT 47 GREENVILLE 60 COOPERSVILLE 62 95 Jerry Fuller shoots during Greenville's league opening 59-46 win over Lakewood. Jerry Fuller fights for two points at Charlotte. Greenville ran its league record to 3-0 with this 51-38 win. This picture tells the story. Greenville beat Hastings by one point on Fuller's basket with three seconds to go in overtime. 96 Dan Plank moves toward the basket against Ionia. Greenville won this game 64 -58. Dave Balcom scores two points against St. Johns. However, we lost our first game, 55-53, and dropped from first place. Greenville had trouble with big Grand Ledge's rebounding and lost a squeaker, 55-54. Dave Balcom goes up for a shot at Lakewood. Greenville played poorly and suffered its fourth defeat of the year, 72-55. Paul Dean of Alma goes high in the air for two points. This was one of our easier games, winning 70-57. Greenville's “starting reserves ' played one of the finest games of the season against Ionia, winning easily 76-46. After the stirring victory over Ionia, our performance against Charlotte proved very disappointing. The Jacket's lost 68 - 58 to the big Orioles, our fifth setback. 97 Dave Balcom goes up for two points in Greenville's 6n-( win over the Hastings Saxons. Jerry Fuller shoots against Grand Ledge. We blew another big lead but still won on Dan Plank's two pointer with eight seconds to go. Ed Shroyer trys to block a shot in Coopersville game. Greenville lost and thus was eliminated from tournament play. 98 Dave Balcom attempts to block shot by St. Johns Werbish. Greenville blew a big half time lead and lost 73-64. Jerry Fuller goes up for a shot in our final regnl‘lf season game against Alma. We won quite easily 59-47. INDIVIDUAL SCORING (includes all games) Player FGA FGM FTA FTM TOTAL Fuller 277 105 113 76 286 Balcom 182 86 113 74 246 Plank 167 64 62 43 171 Shroyer 103 45 41 26 116 M. Hansen 78 25 43 21 71 Cooper 29 7 29 15 29 J. Nelson 38 9 17 6 24 Sewell 15 7 10 8 22 T. Hansen 20 7 10 4 18 Wyckoff 14 4 7 6 14 Stein 4 4 2 2 10 Williams 15 4 5 1 9 M. Nelson 3 1 2 1 3 Van Syckle 3 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 957 373 (.390) 449 286 (.637) 1032 FROM 195? • • • Steve Wyckoff and Johnny Nelson battle for the ball as Dan Plank looks on. Mike Highfield (left) retired from active competion to become varsity manager, while John Heinzelman (right) is still playing for GHS. . . . TO 1965 99 Row 1: Poul Christiansen, Joe Kolas, Gib Sherrick, Bruce Carter, Mike Delp, John Heinzelman, Del Cory, Larry Petersen Mgr., Coach Zarndt. Row 2: Glenn Lillie Mgr., Bill Klmtworth, Roger Shenefield, Dave Wiesen, Lee Baldridge, Bob Dodds, Dave Skinner. J. V. BASKETBALL This year's JV team, coached by Carl Zardt, found the winning combination in their second game with a 64 - 55 victory over Ionia. After that the team came up with three more victories, finishing the season with a 4 - 12 record. Playing the last half of the year without high-scoring Gary Sewell hurt the team considerably. Among the outstanding prospects for next year's varsity are John Heinzelman, Mike Delp, Del Cory, Dave Skinner, and Joe Kulas. GREENVILLE 36 BELDING 40 GREENVILLE 64 LAKEWOOD 55 GREENVILLE 46 IONIA 48 GREENVILLE 41 CHARLOTTE 62 GREENVILLE 63 ST. JOHNS 58 GREENVILLE 40 HASTINGS 62 GREENVILLE 59 GRAND LEDGE 69 GREENVILLE 61 LAKE VIEW 50 GREENVILLE 69 ALMA 46 GREENVILLE 45 LAKEWOOD 52 GREENVILLE 32 IONIA 66 GREENVILLE 48 CHARLOTTE 63 GREENVILLE 55 HASTINGS 56 GREENVILLE 40 ST. JOHNS 61 GREENVILLE 53 GRAND LEDGE 64 GREENVILLE 42 ALMA 46 100 Bill Klintworth, John Heinzelman, Lee Baldridge, Del Cory. Row 1: Jim Wolverton, Jerry Vansyckle, Art Marquis, Mike Petersen, Steve Joynt, Steve Wilkie, Cass Kemp. Row 2: Mike Nelson, Jim Vansyckle, Paul Bidstrup, Terry Nussdorfer, Joel Bruinooge, Frank Gibson, Coach Seavers. FROSH BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team, coached by Mr. Seavers, compiled a 6-6 record this season. Considering the fact that this was their first taste of interscholastic competition (while many schools have interscholastic sports in junior high, Greenville, until this year did not) the boys did quite well. Terry Nussdorfor was the leading scorer with 132 points. According to coach Seavers the leading prospects for next year are Nussdorfor, Paul Bidstrup, and the Vansyckles — Jerry and Jim. GREENVILLE 31 LAKEVIEW 36 GREENVILLE 48 IONIA 43 GREENVILLE 38 LAKEWOOD 40 GREENVILLE 49 ST.JOHNS 44 GREENVILLE 47 BELDING 37 GREENVILLE 38 LAKEVIEW 49 GREENVILLE 33 CENTRAL MONTCALM 27 GREENVILLE 50 BELDING 47 GREENVILLE 41 LAKEWOOD 43 GREENVILLE 39 ALMA 44 GREENVILLE 47 CENTRAL MONTCALM 32 GREENVILLE 41 ST.JOHNS 52 101 Row 1: Tom Gleason Bruce Wasilewski, Keith Keeler Roger Eastman, Dan Swartz, Lorry Schofield, Jim jokel Tom Blumberg, John Bradley, Dave Nelson, Al Williams' R°W 2. Betser, Don Fisher, Wayne Korson Bob Wood Da'n W |Gy6 Chuc . Bradley, Rick Sloan Bob Wood, Dan McNeil, Roger Higginson, Phil Lincoln, Mike White. Row 3: Jim Higginson, Gerry Furman, George Overly, Tom Mumaw, Larry Laux, Ray Brainard, Wayne Peirantoni, Hal Crankshaw, Ron Fisher, Lloyd Steffensen, Dave Ferens, Art Skiver. Row 4: Gerald Williams, Roy Green, Jim Burgess, John Ray, Dan Sower, Mike Anstett, Mike Rivard. WRESTLING HAS - GREENVILLE 11 MONA SHORES 28 GREENVILLE 39 ALMA 11 GREENVILLE 13 CHARLOTTE 28 GREENVILLE 26 BELDING 14 GREENVILLE 35 FREMONT 11 GREENVILLE 31 CEDAR SPRINGS 16 GREENVILLE 47 RAVENNA 3 GREENVILLE 58 BIG RAPIDS 0 GREENVILLE 29 MT. PLEASANT 14 GREENVILLE 43 LAKEWOOD 8 GREENVILLE 22 MT. PLEASANT 3 GREENVILLE 23 ST. JOHNS 15 GREENVILLE 53 big rapids 3 GREENVILLE 28 BELDING 12 GREENVILLE 19 HASTINGS 22 GREENVILLE 41 ALMA 10 C aptain Al W illiams, Coach Mathews. Wrestling at Greenville enjoyed its finest season this year. The grapplers won 13 and lost 3 in dual match competition; finished fourth in the Conference meet; second in the Regional meet; and sent four — Bob Wood, Larry Schofield, Tom Gleason, and Roger Eastman — to the State meet. The wrestling team is continually improving under the fine leadership of Coach Mathews. This year's team captain was Al Williams. Here are a few individual records! (All dual match records are complete through the conference) Wood — 14-0 in dual matches, first in conference, first in the Regional, and won 23 in a row before losing; Schofield — 14-2, third in the conference, and first in the Regional; Jim Jokel — 12-4, second in the conference, and fourth in the Regional; Gleason — 9-2, first in the conference, and third in the Regional; Keith Keeler — 9-2; and Bruce Wasilewski — 10-4. Wasilewski also set a new Greenville team record for career wins. Throughout his high school career he has won 55 matches, breaking the old record of 47 set by Fran Larsen. 102 Seniors Row 1: Bob Wood, Bruce Wasilewski, Dove Nelson, Al Williams, Row 2: Keith Keeler, Roger Eastman, Jim Jokel, Rick Sloan. A FINE YEAR 103 Returning lettermen. Row 1: Tom Hansen, Jim Burns, Gary Alsgaard, Dave Balcom, Jerry Fuller. Row 2: Chuck Bradley, John Nelson, Al Williams, Coach Mathews. BASEBALL '64' CHAMPS The 1964 baseball team enjoyed an exceptionally fine season. Under the leadership of Coach Mathews, the team won 14 and lost three and were the conference champions. The club’s leading hitter was Jim Lehmkuhl, with a remarkable .451 average; and Dave Balcom was the leading pitcher. Dave won eight, lost none and finished the year with a 0.59 earned run average. This year’s team has eight returning lettermen including: Balcom (leading pitcher and hit .404, playing in all 17 games). Jerry Fuller (hit .347 in 16 games), and Tom Hansen (junior, hit .368 and played in all the games). The 1965 squad should also have a fine season. Coach Mathews 104 Dave Balcom, pitching Barry Kirkpatrick Here are the Greenville Yellow jackets, 1964 West Central Conference Champions Conference Champions: Row 1: Chuck Bradley, Mike Moore, Jerry Fuller, Al Williams, John Nelson, Tom Blumburg, Jim Burns. Row 2: Mgr. Phil Costa, Jim Harris, Jeff Wolverton, Tom Hansen, Gary Sewell, Tom Lehmkuhl, Gene Baxter, Max Hunsicker, Marv King, Mgr. Barry Kirkpatrick. Row 3: Coach Charles Mathev Jim Lehmuhl, Al Parker, Terry Hankis, Tom Rop, Tom Van Syckle, Gary Alsgaard Dave Balcom, Junior Varsity Coach Jim Watson. The 1965 golf team, coached by Mr. Williams, is looking forward to an extremely successful season. The 1964 team compiled a 6-1 record in dual match competion, and finished third in the conference. With the exception of Dave Jensen, who has moved, all lettermen are returning. They are: John Glerum, Paul Goulet, Ed Shroyer, Mike Highfield, and Jeff Barker. The team should also be helped by Dave Tanner, Jeff Brothers, Allan Wheeler, and Bruce Bond. With an experienced team like this, Greenville will be very much in contention for the golf title in 1965. Row 1: Coach Williams, Paul Goulet, Mike Highfield, Row 2: Jeff Barker, Ed Shroyer, John Glerum. GOLF is a Game of Coach Williams 106 107 TRACK MEN HAVE EXPERIENCE The 1965 track squad should have a successful season. The team returning lettermen: Don Atkins, mile and half mile; Bob Faber, mile; Dave Jensen, broad jump and dashes; John Large, pole vault art! dashes; Bob Rice, dashes; Larry Scofield, shot put; Rick Williams, pole vault and half mile; and Jim Yeomans, broad'jump and quarter nile dash. Atkins set the school record for the mile last year with a 4:39.2 time. This year's team is coached by Mr. Clark. Assistant coaches are Mr. Stowers and Mr. Seaver. 108 Row 1: Bob Wood, Dan McNeil, Steve Feuerstein. Row 2: Greg Van Drie, Kirk Faber Dave Willmore (Missing is Bob Dodds) TENNIS Greg Van Drie The 1965 Tennis team is looking forward to a fine season. The 1964 squad compiled a 6-3 record in dual competition and finished third in the conference. All nine lettermen are returing — Bob Wood, Rodney Larsen, Dave Willmore, Steve Feuerstein, Greg Van Drie, Kirk Faber, Dan Me Neil, Dennis Sawman, and Bob Dodds. 109 Kirk Faber Bob ood Spirit Rings Through The Top Row: Jane Terry, Diana Mitchell, Jil Shoemaker, Virginia Wilcox. Bottom Row: Laurel Shoemaker, Sue Kern, Janis Wheeler, Kathy Lee. no Senior Cheerleaders JUNIOR V A R S I T Y I Back Row: Suzie Goulet, Nancy Dolan, Kathy Wolverton. Second Row: Susie Fuhrman, Becky Williams. Kneeling: Linda Korson. rrrrrrrrirrrrrr rrrtrrwrrrrrr, Air With Cheerleading Senior Cheerleaders Top Row: Charlotte O’Brien, Colleen Sower. Middle Row: Kathy Wolverton, Suzie Goulet, Nancy Dolan. Front Row: Susie Fuhrman, Linda Korson, Becky Williams. Ill 1 � 4nt IF YOU ACCEPT ART, IT MUST BE A PART OF YOUR DAILY LIVES, AND THE DAILY LIFE OF EVERY MAN. IT WILL BE WITH US WHEREVER WE GO, IN THE ANCIENT CITY FULL OF TRADITIONS OF PAST TIME, IN THE NEWLY CLEARED FARM IN AMERICA OR THE COLONIES, WHERE NO MAN HAS DWELT FOR TRADITION TO GATHER AROUND HIM; IN THE QUIET COUNTRYSIDE, AS IN THE BUSY TOWN, NO PLACE SHALL BE WITHOUT IT. YOU WILL HAVE IT WITH YOU IN YOUR SORROW AS IN YOUR JOY, IN YOUR WORK-A-CAY AS IN YOUR LEISURE. IT SHALL BE NO RESPECTER OF PERSONS, BUT BE SHARED BY GENTLE AND SIMPLE, LEARNED AND UNLEARNED, AND BE AS A LANGUAGE THAT ALL CAN UNDERSTAND. —•WILLIAM MORRIS HOMECOMING ’64 King John and Queen Holly happily reign over the dance. Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Morford and Mr. Mallory. 114 We danced to the music of the Sting - Rays” QUEEN HOLIV The 1964 Homecoming showed some new innovations such as the Homecoming float. Success can be accredited to the hard work and great spirit shown by the students of GHS. Attended by their court. Queen Holly Hansen and King John Paris were crowned at the halftime festivities of the Greenville-Has-tings football game. The members of the court were: Seniors, Sheri Anderson and Jerry Fuller; Juniors, Mary Jo Robertson and Ed Shroyer; Sophomores, Pam Burns and Paul Christiansen; and Freshmen, Pam Stuewer and Alan Brown. Even now, after every scrap of crepe paper, every pumpkin, gourd, and tissue flower is gone, we still have wonderful memories of the “Harvest Moon Homecoming of 1964. Our lovely queen surveys the dance. Presented by A Cappella Chou The A Cappella Choir’s first attempt at a variety show composed of acts from within the choir replaced the usual operetta this year. The performance was met with favorable response from the faculty, students, and townspeople alike. Piano selections, solos, and numbers by the c unplete choir were just a few of the superior acts presented. The choir can be congratulated on a job well done and for uncovering some of the hidden talent at GHS! Susan Roush Byron Doty Ini MID®® mm King Bill and Queen Sally joyously reign over the dance. A revolving lighthouse- beacon was the center of the ocean world of the 1965 Junior — Senior Prom. The theme, “Harbor Lights”, inspired an imaginative decorating committee to turn the cafeteria into a watery wonderland of wharves, nets, mermaids, and sailboats. The Sophomore Servers: Nancy Dolan, Connie Kane, Lois Scanlon, Pam Scharstein, Karyn Nielsen, Mike Delp, Bob Dodds, Del Cory, Jeff Arntz, Dave Jensen, and Paul Christiansen, were dressed in appropriate beachcomber outfits. The couples crossed the “sandy beach” by way of a gangplank, and were greeted by green and blue lights which cast a romantic glow over the beautiful decorations. Seated in a giant shell. King Bill Kemp and Queen Sally Svendsen were crowned by Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Davis. King Neptune himself would have been proud to call this kingdom his own! 118 After an evening of dancing, it's some times fun to “sit one out.” Director Don ( Kirk “Antigone”, was the Senior Class Play. The cast: Antigone King Creon Ismene Chorus Haemon Nurse 1st Guard Phil Bell 2nd Guard Ralph Hahnenburg 3rd Guard .... Terry Titus Messenger . Page Eurydice Director Assistant Director. Ralph Hahnenberg, Jean Perry, and Terry Titus 120 Row 1: Wesley Mangus, Leslie Mangus, Bruce Wasilewski (alt.). Jay Barnwell, Tom Holmes. Row 2: Phil Bell, Mike Highfield (Camp Emery), Don Atkins, Jon Wise (alt.). Row 3: Steve Wyckoff, Dave Balcom (alt.), Tom Lehmkuhl. At Girls State and Boys State everyone learns by doing. Through mock elections, legislative sessions, and the like, the students run their own state. From these experiences the students can become better citizens of tomorrow. Sponsored by the American Legion, Boys’ State was held at Michigan State University. Girls State, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, was held at the University of Michigan. GIRLS' STATE Row 1: Sue Elder, Holly Hansen, Sally Svendsen. Row 2: Jo Johnson (alt.), Jane Smith (alt.). 122 Do ya wanna dance?!” Bob Rice swings! Jim Burns relaxes. Justine Barry and Paul Christiansen wait for the next number. The story of the Spotlight is one of service to the school and staff. It informs students, teachers, and other interested parties of school activities and affairs. Vie are proud to have such a great paper at Greenville High. Here is a panoramic view of the staff in action. Skills that can be learned only on the Spotlight staff are learned here . . how to sell and lay-out ' an ad . . how to process copy for publication . . and yes, how to go after” a story and write it well. This year, the Spotlight was published with Mr Sampson as advisor. Check over your old copies . . you'll find an interesting history of the school year there. Editor Jane Smith, right, and Sports Editor Don Atkins decide how a page should be designed before publication. Copyreaders Sue Elder and Sheri Anderson work over a story to make the copy correspond Spotlight style. 124 Reporters at work - keys fly as Jan is VC heeler and Jean Perry knock out’' a story. Planning for information on a story arc three reporters — Donna Grcwc, Kris Kulas, and Peggy Wacha. It’s the ads that keep the paper alive financially. Here are Cartoonist Tammy Mahder and Advertising Manager Sherry Swift. The man who keeps the books, pays the bills, and tells the staff when they break even on an issue — Steve Wyckoff. The End Features sometimes call for a funny” angle. Working out such a story are Sharon Kcselring, Beverly Mallindine, and Dave Stein. 125 Row 1: Debby Dann, Mary Fitzpatrick, Susie Roush. Phyllis Petersen, Jean Perry, Candy Jaehnia, Cindy Sharpe. Row 2: Margie Jones, Sheri Anderson, Condi Hammond, Sherry Rivard, Peggy Wacha, Kathy Bullard, Ruth Lepley. Row 3: Doreen Mitchell, Debbie Wheeler, Barb LeClear, Kathy Rose, Bob Faber, Bob Hook, Mike Fessenden, Jim Whitten. Row 4: Dan Swartz, Pat Louse, John Paris, John Glerum, Paul Goulet, Mark Pierantoni, Kirk Faber, Steve Webb. A CAPPELLA CHOIR 126 Row 1: Prudy Tower, Sherry Swift, Jeri Fleogle, Kris Kulas, Vera Calhoun, Kathy Lee, Sue Elder, Sue Soule. Row 2: Dawn Russell, Tammy Mahder, Jo Johnson, Susie Schuppert, Janis Wheeler, Sue Ann Kern, Carol Johnson, Annette Kro« «r. Row 3: Bob Ritter, Larry Sorensen, Merlin Tiede, Dale Harley, Jim Ritzema, Brent Sailor, Donna Grewe, Sarah Hook. Row 4: Alan Appel, Jim Choitz, Jeff Brown, John Large, Fred Hodgkins, Rod Larsen, Byron Doty, Bill Mahder. Mr. David Gillctt L Am A LET ME BUT DO MY WORK FROM DAY TO DAY, IN FIELD OR FOREST, AT THE DESK OR LOOM, IN ROARING MARKET-PLACE OR TRANQUIL ROOM; LET ME BUT FIND IT IN MY HEART TO SAY, WHEN VAGRANT WISHES BECKON ME ASTRAY, THIS IS MY WORK; MY BLESSING, NOT MY DOOM; OF ALL WHO LIVE, I AM THE ONE BY WHOM THIS WORK CAN BEST BE DONE IN THE RIGHT WAY. THEN SHALL I SEE IT NOT TOO GREAT, NOR SMALL, TO SUIT MY SPIRIT AND TO PROVE MY POWERS; THEN SHALL I CHEERFUL GREET THE LABORING HOURS, AND CHEERFUL TURN, WHEN THE LONG SHADOWS FALL AT EVENTIDE, TO PLAY AND LOVE AND REST, BECAUSE I KNOW FOR ME MY WORK IS BEST. —HENRY VANDYKE LIBRARY CLUB R°w 1: Trena Wright, Beth Nielsen, Sherry Rivard, Sharon Wright, Charlotte O’Brien, Nancy Rasmussen, Sharon Baker, Miss Teachout. Row 2: Roberta Copeland, Barb Le Clear, Jeri Fleagle, Sandy Chipman, Pat McGowan, Diana Miller Janess Rivard, Linda Kluzak Row 3: Ralph Hahnenberg, Al Appel, Jim Choitz, Bob Faber, Frank Gibson, Mary Allen, Jan Hammer. 1 ' Row 1: Barb Le Clear, Charlotte O'Brien. Row 2: Sherry Rivard, Beth Nielsen. President: Beth Nielsen Vice-President: Jeri Fleagle Secretary: Barb Le Clear Treasurer: Sandy Chipman Points Chairman: Sherry Rivard Publicity Chairman: Charlotte O'Brien 130 •• We should accustom the mind to keep the best company by introducing it only to the best books.” — Smith — Library Club serves not only its members but also the entire student body by constantly promoting a general interset in books and the wonderful new worlds they contain. In the past, they have held book reviews to which the public was invited. Among Library Club's activities this year were trips to view other libraries, the sponsoring of a dance, and the Paperback Book Fair. LIBRARY CLUB IN SESSION Two students turn to the library for help. 131 COMMERCIAL CLUB Row 1: Miss Vender Vlught, Carolyn Braden, Linda Johnson, Robbie Jensen, Juli Wilmore. Row 2: Laurie Hahnenberg, Wanda Kammers, Betty Bradley, Teri Dishon, Marguerite Jones, Andria Winger. Row 3: Beverly Martin, Lynn Middlebrook, Sharon House, Michele White, Linda Eherenman Marqaret Buhler. —-T ' |------J 1 Pres: Sharon Kreeger Vicc-Pres: Margaret Buehler Treas: Carolyn Braden Asst. Treas: Lynn Middlebrook Rec. Sec: Wanda Kammers Corr. Sec: Linda Johnson St. Coun. Rep: Betty Bradley ••Commerce h.is made all winds her messengers; all climes her tributaries; all people her servants.•• • Tvron Edward - Therefore, Commercial Club serves as a preparatory for those going into the field of commerce. A Secretary of the Year Award and scholarship is presented at the annual Spring Banquet to a Senior having the most points. 132 ASTRONOMY CLUB Row 1: Charlotte Hart, Ralph Hahnenberg. Row 2: Phil Bell, Boh Rice. OFFICERS Pres: Ralph Hahnenberg Vice-Pres:Bob Rice Sec. Treas: Charlotte Hart St. Coun. Rep: Phil Bell . . Stars teach as well as shine, and every student of th night inspire . . ' -V oung - The heavens hold worlds of information and topics of interest. Astronomy Club verifys this fact to its members. Its money-making project of the year was the sponsoring of a dance. The remaining time was spent delving into the observance of the stars and other heavenly bodies. Of course, visits to various plane-tariums must be included in their areas of interest. 133 Rowl: Mr. Fox, Dick Hawley, Chuck Beach, Dennis Giles, Barry Kirkoatrick lim v _ _ . Wyckoff, Paul Goulet, jim Burns, Mike Blackmer, Gory Alsgoard, Gene Little. Row ? u Nel SOn Steve Keeler, Tom Blumberg, Bob Faber, Dennis Sawman, Terry Titus. Row 4: Dave Ral 1 R-'lf °der' Paris' Keith Foster, Tom Hansen, Jeff Barker, George Cathey. ' y ’ us- ow 4: Uave Bolcom, Bill Brown, Chuck Cooper, Steve V A R S I T Y c L U B 1 hr strength and safety of a community consists in the virtue and intelligence of its youth, especially of its young men. — H ewes — Since its beginning, Varsity Club, advised by Coach Fox, has been striving to instill a strength in each of its members which will have a lasting effect. This is accomplished by the encouragement of sportsmanship, leadership, and high standards, but most of all a pride and respect for themselves, fellow members, and the letter they wear. Money raising activities such as; a gun raffle, car wash, dance, and assistance at home basketball games, enabled the construction of a track board and pennants for Alma and Lake-wood. Senior members are rewarded for their work by a trip in the spring. We salute those who wear a letter and contribute to a common school pride. 134 Row 1: Jeff Brown, Rodney Larsen, Dave Nelson, Bruce Wasilewski, Larry Sorensen, Don Atkins. Row 2: John Large, C buck Bradley, Rick Williams, Gus Rielil, Jim Dascola, Steve Feuerstein. Row 3: Tom C zarnopis, John Glerum, Greg Van Dric, George Overly, Dave Tanner, Kirk Faber. Row 4: Marc Hansen, Bill Kemp, Dan Plank, Jim Jokcl,Tom Lchmkuhl,Phil Costa, Dave Willmore, Mark Christensen. President: Dave Riches Vice-President: Don Atkins Secretary: Dave Balcom Treasurer: Paul Goulet Representatives Student Council: Bruce Wasilewski Tom Hansen Row L: Bruce Wasilewski, Dave Riches, Tom Hansen. Row 2: Dave Balcom, Paul Goulet, Don Atkins. 135 FUTURE NURSES Row 1: Mrs. Macduff, Dotty Hahnenberg, La Von Sebal, Connie Tyrell, Betty Gillmer, Terry Ranney, P hy 11 i s Me Queen, Mrs. Dunkin. Row 2: Nancy Reed, Sheryl Wooster, Linda Kraus, Louella Thompson, Linda Lillie, Ella Me Conkey, Pat Eldridge, Sandy Wooster. Row 3: Kathy Yeomans, Roberta Copeland, Terry Hatch, Judy Allen, Laurel Barrett, Kendra Van Nortwick, Jo Anne Kluzak, Mary Anne Kluzak Row 1: Terry Ranney, Dotty Hahnenberg, Connie Tvrell. Row 2: Nancy Reed, Linda Davis, Terry Hatch, Kendra Van Nortwick, Betty Gillmer. Q Pres: Connie Tyre 11 Vice-Pres: Nancy Reed Sec: Terry Ranney Cor. Sec: Betty Gillmer Treas: Dotty Hahnenberg S. Council: Linda Davis Pub. chr: Terry Hatch Pts. Chr: Kendra Van Nortwick The field of nursing today holds many promises for those persons interested. Thousands of communities like ours have a great need for more skilled nurses. Future Nurses Club is designed to provide an opportunity for young people to ask questions concerning nursing and other health careers. It is sponsored by the United Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary and benefits from the services of Mrs. Lorena Mac Duff as advisor. Films field trips to nursing schools, hospitals, and other community agencies expand career horizons. The girls earn money for club, pins and donations to the Retarded Camp by selling fruit cakes and jewelry. The community also profits directly from the volunteer services of the‘girls at the Retarded Camp, polio clinic, and as Candy Stripers at our local hospital v GIRLS' LEAGUE Row 1: Barb O’Boyle, Carma McGowan, Kathy Walverton, Wendy Waldo, Miss Greub. Row 2: Virginia Wilcox, JiI Shoemaker, Sherry Rivard, Jo Bullard, Teri Dishon. Wc enjoy throughly only the pleasure that we give. ' —Dumas— Though it is unknown to nost students. Girls League basically is a service organization. Through a Foster Parent Plan, they sponsor a tweleve year old orphan girl from India The major source of income for Girls League is operating the concession stand at home basketball games. This year they sponsored in April a Sadie Hawkins dance giving the girls a chance to ask their favorite boyfriend . . then dress like Daisy Mae and LIL’Abner. The June Banquet, largest activity of the year was held late in April in honor of the Senior girls, with a spring style show to top off the evenings entertainment Pres: Carma MeGowan Vice-Pres: Jill Shoemaker Sec: Wendy Waldo Pcs. Chr: Terri Dishon Prog. Chr: Kathy Wolverton Pub. Chr: Barbara O'Boyle Freshman Rep: Jo Anne Bullard Gen. Chr: Sherry Rivard 137 Row 1: Miss Kapnick, Margaret Buhler, Betty Bradley, Sally Svendsen, Cathy Britzman, Susie Fuhrman, Karen Cory, Laurel Shoemaker, Sharon Roy, Charlotte O’Brien, Nancy Rasmussen, Susie Stuewer. Row 2: Judy Wolverton, Karen Davis, Ann Seartz, Nancy Walston, Linda Moore, Julie Colby, Dorthea Brown, Sandy Chipman, Nona Russell, Sharon Keselring, Sheila Hansen. Row 3: Linda Eherenman, Doris Buche, Rita Anderson, Carol Plank, Linda Blumberg, Cindy Hansen, Kathy Wolverton, Diane Mitchell, Mary Jo Robertson, Sharon Farrell, Linda Andersen, Sue Loding. 138 Wendy Waldo gets the jump on Pat ( hipman. Row 1: Carol Johnson, Janis Wheeler, Kathv Lee. Susie Schuppert. Row 2: Kris Kulas, ( indy Sharpe, Prudy l ower, ( indy Wilkie, Annette Kramer. Row 3: Janie Hendrickson, Peggy Wacha, Candi Hammond, Donna Circwe, Sarah Hook. Keep true the dreams of thy youth. — Schiller — The Girls Athletic Association succeeds in doing this by interesting the girls of Greenville Senior High School in athletic and recreational acti ities. The traveling volleyball and basketball teams, the Senior girls trip to Silver Lake, and the Christmas party given for under priviledged children prove the success of this club. G A A Row I; Dorthea Brown, Sandi Hammond, Cathy Britzman. Row 2: Susie Stuewer, Nancy Rasmussen, Nancy Dolan. Row 3: Sheila Hansen, Diane Mitchell, Sue Coding. President: Dorthea Brown Vice-Prsident: Diana Mitchell Secretary: Cathy Britzman Treasurer: Nancy Rasmussen Student C ouncil Representative: Susie Stuewer Points Chairman: Sheila Hansen Assistant Point Chairman: Nancy Dolan 139 OFFICERS; President: Phil Bell Vice-President: Jim Dascola Secretary-Treasurer: Charlotte Hart Student Council Representative: Bill Wise The Jets Club has for its aim a furthering of student interest in science, placing particular emphasis on electronics. This year the club has visited area industry, accommodated various speakers, launched eight rockets, constructed an FM transmitter, taken a communications field trip, and sponsored a dance. The Jets Club members are also responsible for the operation of the school's public address equipment. Row 1: Jim Dascola, Bob Rice, Tom Gleason, Ralph Hahnenberg, Philip Andersen Row 2: Phil Bell, Bill Wise, Don Sullivan, Cliff Bedore. Row 3: Ed Swartz, Steve Patterson, Jim Blinn, Fred Hodgkins. 140 President: Sue Me Daniel Vice President: Jackie Garvey Secretary: Carol Sue Eriksen St. Council Rep: Cheryl 1 Terjung Treasurer: Pat Eldridge M As you treat your body, so your house, your enemies, your friends . . . . ” (Lavater) It is in these areas that F.H.A. prepares girls for their future roles as horns makers. They have he helped needy families by giving money to the Samaritans and Lions Club at Christmas time. Row 1: Miss Stall, Sue Me Daniels, Dotty Hahnenberg, Sylvia Cairns, Sharon Baker. Row 2: Trena Wright, Pat Eldridge, Sonia Olsen, Mary Kluzak. Row 3: Jackie Garvey, Cheryl Ter|ung, Luonna Eriksen, Carol Eriksen. 141 • Row 1: Ruth Lepley, Connie Kane, Barb Winniger, Charlotte O'Brien, Ginger Gibson, Bill Mahder. Row 2: Becky Williams, Beth Jepson, Gay Bredinger, Rita Anderson, Karyn Nielsen, Barb Olsen, Alan Kammers. Row 3: Joe Kulas, Nancy Dolan, Pam Scharstein, Dave Jensen, Lee Baldridge, Larry Petersen, Ricky Lee, Dan Fries. ALPHA DELTA OMEGA Row 1: Billie Lafner, Sheila Hansen, Linda Johnson, Kris Kulas, Mary Jo Robertson. Row 2: Judy Cavanaugh, Tom Hansen, Steve Petersen, Jeff Barker, Peggy Wacha, Pat Venus, Sue Rice. Row 3: Bob Christensen, Richard Benedict, Len Heether, Roy Baldridge, Steve Foster, Bob Sibley, Jim Blinn, Terry Walkington 142 Row 1: Kathy Lee, Holly Hansen, Jean Perry, Tammy Mahder, Phyllis Petersen, Sheila Kelly, Sharon Roy, Sue Elder, Karen Davis, Sheri Anderson, Sally Svendsen, Sarah Hook. Row 2: Jim Dascola, Darwin Kellicut, Kathy Rose, Beth Nielsen Rosemary Billings, Vera Blumberg, Jill Irish, Sherry Swift, Teri Dishon, Barb LeClear. Row 3: Lesley Mangus, Tom Holmes, Jon Wise, Philip Bell, Don Atkins, Gerald House, Mike Highfield, Kirk Faber, Ed Johnson, Wesley Mangus. Intelligence is a luxury, sometimes useless, sometimes fatal. It is a torch or firebrand, according to the use one makes of it. — Caballero — OFFICERS Worthy Scholar: Mike Highfield Commendable Scholar: Roy Baldridge Keeper of Records: Mary Jo Robertson Chancelor of ex checker: Dave Jensen Program Chairman: Karen Davis Junior Program Chairman: Cindi Wilkie The main aim of Alpha Delta Omega is to promote and increase a desire of scholastic achievement. In order to be eligible for membership, a student must attain a B+ or better average for the semester. He must then maintain this average throughout membership. New members are initiated at the end of each semester by a lovely, private candlelight ceremony. With membership come several special privileges including opportunities to attend special assemblies at which prominent speakers are often guests. This year, A.D.O. sponsored an excellent production of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew by the Michigan State Players. Also, Honor Society members offered a tutoring service to those students wishing it. Alpha Delta Omega is under the advisorship of Mrs. Highfield. Row 1: Dave Jensen, Mary Jo Robertson, Roy Baldridge. Row 2: Cindi Wilkie, Karen Davis. Row 3: Mike Highfield. 143 Row 1: Joan Johnson, Linda Hoppough, Lois Scanlon, Connie Kane, Wendy Waldo, Pat Chipman, Shirley Wallace, Paula Pentoney, Barb Turner, Donna Me Queen, Alan Kammers. Row 2: Nelda Walch, Debbie De Grow, Carol Plank, Becky Christensen, Diane Kelly, Nona Russell, Ricky Lee, Bill Mahder, Joe Kulas, Larry Petersen, Alan Hooper. Row 3: Jeff Arntz, Dan Fries, Bob Dodds, Nancy Dolan, Pam Scharstein, Ray Brainard, Bob Faber, Lee Baldridge, Janet Turnbull, Arnold Harrison, John De Spelder. LATIN CLUB Row 1: Larry Petersen, Boh Dodds, Dan Fries. Row 2: Nona Russell,Justine Barry, Lois Scanlon. Row 3: Janet Turnbull, Pam Scharstein, Dave Jensen. OFFICERS President: Bob Dodds Vice-President: Nona Russell Secretary: Pam Scharstein Treasurer: Dan Fries Student Council Representative: Lois Scanlon Historian: Janet Turnbull Class Representative from first year:Dave Jenseil Justine Barry 144 Row Is Ron Higginson, Roe Dethlefsen, Charlene Nobles, Cherie Andersen, Debbie Stewart, Willow Richmond, Mrs. Clark. Row 2: Justine Barry, Linda Christensen, Diane Miller, Janet Ross, Kathy O'Donald, Marjoan Kocher, Becky Stein, Sandra Hammond, Dale Harley. Row 3: Dave Jensen, Shirley Wager, Betsy Curtis, Jo Bullard, Wayne Pierantoni, Bill Mallindine, Lloyd Steffensen, Kirk Myers. The purpose of Latin Club is to stimulate interest in the Latin language and customs. Their activities include presenting creative skits and dramatizations in Latin, singing in Latin, and playing games based on Roman traditions. They sponsored a dance called The “Toga Twirl.° The highlight of the year is the “Roman Banquet0 in which Roman customs are followed as closely as possible. Joanne Petersen 145 Row 1: Cheri Burns, Nono Russell Row 2: Cindy Sharpe, Valois La Berteaux, Sue Elder Row 3: Bill Mohder FORENSICS Declamation: 1st William Mahder 2nd Valois La Berteaux Interpretative Reading: 1st Cheri Burns 2nd Cindi Sharpe Humorous Reading: 1st Nona Russell 2nd Susan Elder Poise and excellent diction are among the main aims of Forensics. Each year under the able advisorship of Mrs. Verla Cummings, some of our most talented speakers compete at the local level. Winners then go on to stiffer competitition at the district and if lucky, the regional level. 146 p B°W 1: Linda Dinger, Cindi Wilkie, Tammy Mahder, Julie Colby Claudia Br rtu r 'nn R°w 2: Jane Swartzloff, Ann Holmden, Sue Rice, Jeff Ke0t ers an etersen Row 3: Barb O’Boyle, Jan Hammer, Sheila Kelly, n Skiver, Laurene Gillis, Barb Hansen. OFFICERS President — Sheila Kelly Vice-President — Lynda Moore Secretary — Jane Swartzloff Treasurer — Jeff Brothers Student Council Representative: — Lynda Moore ART CLUB The power of drawing, modeling, and using colors, is very properly called the language of the art - Reynolds - Encouraging the basic study of these areas of art in the schools student body is the purpose of Art Club. Beauty has been added to our school through the decorating of courts and display cases by the Art Club. This year, the dance “A Surrealistic Experience”, replaced the annual Beatnik Ball. 147 Row 1: Pat McGowan, Carol Bitner, Vickie Brown, Pam Stuewer, Mary Cameron, Gayla Koehn, Nancy Rasmussen, Cary Tate, Mane Thompson Jenny Branch, Roxanne Bailey, Row 2: Valerie Nielson, Valois La Berteaux, Marilyn Nelson, Becky H'll, Deobie Wheeler, Spike Kemp, Sandra Walthuis, Mary Morris, Jo Anne Skinner, Mary Riehl, Richard Bacon, beth Jepson, Janrt Burnett, Janess Rivard, Don Atkins, Chuck Jokel, Frank Gibson, Bill Ham, Steve Wilkie, Diane Kraft Sylvia Sampson, Pam Nelson. President: Steve Petersen Vice-President: Sarah Hook Student Council Rep: Tammy Nelson Treasurer: Barb Nelson Secretary: Jane Reinhardt Row 1: Barb Olsen, Charlotte O’Brien, Tammy Row 2: Vera Calhoun, Nancy Rasmussen. Row 3: Sarah Hook, Jane Reinhardt. Steve Petersen, Doreen Mitchell. Row 1 Ginger Gibson, Sandy LeClear, Vera Calhoun, Kathv Lee, Charlotte O'Brien, Sharon VanHoose, Laurel Shoemaker Sharon Rov Barb O'Boyle. Row 2: Mary Bedore, Jane Reinhardt, Doreen Mitchell, Gay Breidinger, Rita Anderson, Barb Olsen Karvn Nielsen, Sarsh Hook, Sharon Farrell, Mr. Rogers. Row 3: Kathy Rose, Roman Barnwell, Jerry Mumaw, Phil Costa[ Steve Petersen, Mike Walston, Dave McGowan, John Large, Bill Fuller. It is the purpose of the French Club to guide its members to a better understanding of the French language and customs. In an effort to reach this goal the French Club has, this year, held a French banquet produced a French play, and shown colorful slides of France. The club also participated in the annual Roman banquet, acting as slaves to the Latin Club Romans. Oh Don, please don't be too hard on them !! 149 Row 1: Kay Kieholtz, Gloria Allison, Judy Butler, Cheri Andersen, Ruth Abbott, Dorothy Sampson, Sharon Baker. Row 2. Kristie Brown, Linda Johnson, Diane Kraft, Mary Ritter, Janet Ross, Renay Brown. Row 3: Carol Steffensen, Becky Christensen, Carol Plank, Sandy Koehn, Linda Kraus, Janess Rivard. Row 4: Cindy Sutphen, Diane Martin, Debbie De Grow, Dorothy Gillis, Sue Larsen, JiI Shoemaker, Caryl Swift. CHORAL UNION Row 1: Pat Chipman, Sharon Keselring, Sandy Le Clear. Row 2: Betty Bradley, Dorothy Gillis, Karen Cory. Row 3: Cheryl Cooley, Jill Shoemaker, Vera Blumbcrg, Joyce Hansen. 150 OFFICERS President: Vera Blumberg Vice-President: Cheryl Cooley Secretary: Jill Shoemaker Treasurer: Betty Bradley Student Council: Sharon Keselring Representatives: Karen Cory Librarians:Sandy Le Clear Pat Chipman Publicity Chairman: Joyce Hansen Initial ion Chairman: Dorothy Gillis Row 1: Marjoan Kocher,Mary Riehl, Laurel Shoemaker, Carma McGowan. Ginger Gibson, Terry Ranney, Ruth Lepley. Row 2: Brenda Soule, karen Cory, Sandy Le Clear, Donna McQueen, Pat Chipman, Sharon K eselring, Row3: Bronnie Griffith, Beth Jepson, Linda Eherenman, Vicki Weaver, Paula Petney, Arleen Sharkey, Robin Ward. Row 4: Dorothea Brown, Rae Dethlefsen, Nancy Dolan, Betty Bradley, Sharon House, Cheryl Cooley, Vera Blumberg. ••Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” — Carlyle — It is Choral Unions goal to participate in singing like “angels' in order to further their appreciation of music. Besides performing at concerts, assemblies, and elementary schools, Choral Union presents a $100 scholarship and a cup to the most outstanding senior. Mr. David Gillett 151 Mr. David Gillctt OFFICERS President: Kathy Bullard Vice President: Rodney Larsen Treasurer: Sarah Hook Secretary: Barb LeClear St. Council Reps: Sue Kern, John Large Librarians: Jeri Fleagle, Alan Appel Publicity Chairman: Tammy Mahder Stage Manager: Kirk Faber Initiation Chairman: Mark Pieran toni Row 1: Al on Appel, Kirk Faber, Mark Pierantoni. Row 2: Sue Kern, Tammy Mahder, Kathy Bullard. Row 3: Sarah Hook, Rod Larsen, John Large, Barb LeClear. The choir in any school has a deep meaning to the students, and this is especially true in G.H.S. The A Cap-pella choir represents a group which spends an hour a day, not including the many extra rehearsals, practicing and striving to attain perfection in all types of music. When a student thinks of what his high school choir means to him, he says that this choir represents some of the best voices in school. The choir reflects the kind of school he attends as does the basketball and football teams. The choir expresses words in a unique way — in music, an age-old language. 152 Annette Kraenscr Susie Roush Paul Goulet Take a deeeep breath, Festival’s coming! Lynda Daniels Anne Rasmussen Head Majorette jr Holly Hansen Mary Jo Robertson MAJORETTES Barb Turner Susie Stuewer Roxanne Bailey Karyn Nielsen 154 DANCE BAND Row 1: Greg Wulf, Clair Hansen, Doug Martin, Bud Bailey, Dave Ford. Row 2: Jim Blinn, Phil Bell, Mike Highfield, Bob Rice. Row 3: Mike Delp, Marcus Hansen, Jerry Fuller, Chuck Logan, Darwin Kellicut, Jeff Barker. Piano: Fred Hodgkins. T H E JAZZ BAND — Bob Rice, Phil Bell, Doug Martin, Mike Delp. B A N D The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. ' The band performed a vast number of tasks. Mr. Martin led it through a most successful year: a marching band for football, a pep band for basketball, a concert band for two magnificent concerts, and four summer outdoor concerts. On March 6 the band returned from the District Band Festival in Muskegon with a 1st rating, and then proceeded to give a splendid performance at the State Festival. They made the year complete by assisting the seniors at graduation in their final march in high school. As the massive band expanded to 105, the largest in the history of G.H.S., the list of activities became longer. They were able to form smaller band groups: a stage band, an Invitational band, and a modern jazz quartet. 155 STUDENT COUNCIL KIRK FABER, Mayor DON ATKINS, Vice Mayor HOLLY HANSEN, Secretary 4 SALLY SVENDSEN, Treasurer SHARON FARRELL, Publicity Chairman JANE TERRY, Social Chairman ••High scats arc never but uneasy and crowns are always stuffed with thorns. — Brook s— Student Council, under the able leadership of Kirk Faber, had a membership of sixty-five members. Their activities included the Homecoming and Christmas dances, special assemblies, the Honor Banquet, Open House, and our Student Exchange. This year an alteration has been made in the constitution. Esch sixth hour class chose a representative for the Council , and it was hopjd that this would bring about a more inlormed student body. 156 Row It Lois Scanlon, Gayle Ensley, Janess Rivard, Margie Jones, Betty Bradley, Sally Svendsen, Susie Stuewer, Sue Ann Kern, Charlotte O’Brien, Carma McGowan, Pam Stuewer. Row 2: Diane Mitchell, Jane Terry, Cheryl Terjung, Peggy Wacha, Sue Roush, Jane Smith, Karen Cory, Holly Hansen, Sue Loding, Annette Kramer, Sharon Farrell. Row 3: Mr. Ryan, Jim Higginson, Tom Hansen, Bill Wise, Kirk Faber, Philip Bell, Tom Lemkuhl, Don Atkins, Paul Christiansen, Bruce Wasilewski, Mike Delp, John Large. Row 1: Jay Barnwell, Connie Kane, Sharon VanHoose, Wendy Flashar, Carol London, Jeanie Quillan, Sandy Hammond, Carol Johnson, Judy Butler. Row 2: Mike Jensen, Ron Higginson, Sheila Hansen, Carol Lane, Rosemary Billings, Candi Hammond, Ann Rasmussen, Linda Hodgson. Row 3: John Paris, Gene Little, Lesley Mangus, Tom Kleper, Bill Kemp, Roger Shenefield, Wayne Pierantoni, Irving Bradley, Joe Kulas. 157 Row 1: Linda Kluzak, Hope Lewis, Billie Lafnear, Lavon Sebald, Ruth Lepley, Mary Reed, Carol Lepley, Margie Jones. Row 2: Carol Guinnup, Ethel Packard, Bruce Carter, Jim Heimbecker, Brent Sailor, Barb LeClear, Nancy Reed. TEENS FOR CHRIST OFFICERS President: Billie Lafnear Vice President: Ruth Lepley Secretary: Carol Lepley Treasurer: Nancy Reed Publicity Chairman: Mary Anil Reed Student Council Representative: Margie Jones The Bible is the only cement of nations, and the only cement that can bind religious hearts together.M —Bunsen. It has brought these students together to share their mutual faith in Christ, no matter what church they may attend. They join together in both their Singsper-ations and at their annual Spring Banquet. Row 1: Mary Reed, Billie Lafnear. Row 2: Nancy Reed, Ruth Lepley, Margie Jones. Row 1: Mrs. Brown, Jeon Perry, Cormo McGowan, Cindi Wilkie, Sally Svendsen. Row 2: Susie Roush, Nancy Vanhoose, Bev Mallindine, Kathy Bullard, Valerie Nielsen, Jane Smith. Row 3: Barb LeClear, Janie Hendrickson, Beth Nielsen, Craig Rackliffe, Sherry Rivard, Barb Johnson Jill Irish. FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1: Jean Ferry, Kathy Bullard. Row 2: Jane Smith, Janie Hendrickson, Susie Roush. Pres: Jean Perry Vice Pres: Janie Hendrickson Sec: Susie Roush Treas: Kathy Bullard St. Council Rep.: Jane Smith ,fThe one exclusive sign of a thorough knowledge is the power of teaching. — Aristotl c— The Future Teachers of America strive to broaden and increase prospective teachers knowledge of what teaching has “in store for them. ' Included in their activities were a bake sale, a scavenger hunt and a trip to Central Michigan University. 159 I Am A 76e 4nt of Setting WHEN EVERYBODY SELLS, GOODS, SERVICES AND IDEAS MOVE FASTER; AND PROSPERITY IS ACHIEVED. SELLING IS NOT LIMITED TO PEOPLE CALLED SALESMEN, FOR WE ALL HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL, AND THAT INCLUDES YOU! WHEN EVERYBODY SELLS, WE CREATE A MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL CLIMATE OF FRIENDLINESS AND GOOD WILL THAT MAKES BUYING A JOYOUS, HAPPY ADVENTURE. CUSTOMERS ARE WON AND HELD THROUGH A MULTITUDE OF ACTS AND ATTITUDES.. LET’S EVERYBODY SELL! —WILFERD A. PETERSON f m i f i Gibson 'tytoc'U ie q-lad you'ue a tyi 4 yn REFRIGERATORS FOOD FREEZERS AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRIC RANGES DEHUMIDIFIERS HUPP CORPORATION GIBSON REFRIGERATOR DIVISION 162 FEDERAL-MOGUL GREENVILLE PLANT Greenville's Federal-Mogul plant employs many G.H.S. graduates. These jobs being preformed by Greenville High School graduates are important for a successful operation. Sandra Schwartz, Final inspector FEDERAL-MOGUL BOWER BEARINGS, INC GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN Alan Kingsbury, Service man I 63 FIRST STATE BANH OF GREENVILLE We are proud to have printed this year book ay ---- greenville printing co. 1121 W. WASHINGTON GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 48838 164 HIGHFIELD DRUG CO. The Finest in FOUNTAIN SERVICE COSMETICS STATIONARY CAMERA SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES and the Best Prescription Center FINE FURNITURE and CARPETS for 44 YEARS GREENVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY 165 Lack of Building Supplies Holding You Up? See HA CURTIS SONS Drugs Cosmetics Fountain Service IMiTS 100 S. Lafayette PL 4-6440 166 GIBSON APPLIANCES When You Think of Home Think of Gibson Appliances GIBSON Manufactures: Refrigerators — Freezers — Ranges Air Conditioners — Dehumidifiers GIBSON - A HOME TOWN MICHIGAN PRODUCT Distributed in Michigan By V1N1NG SALES GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN Wolverine Shoe Tanning Corp. Do a lot of walking, do you? Pay attention .... Hush Puppies casuals are made of soft brushed pigskin, the air-conditioned leather. Crepe soles make you feel light-footed. There’s a steel shank inside each shoe for support. Now watch this. A quick brisk brushing keeps them looking comfortable. Hush Puppies are water-resistant — they dry soft if you get them wet. See the new Hush Puppies comfortable casuals at your shoe dealer's. (He's using the soft sell approach). 167 COMMERCIAL STATE SAVINGS BANK Congratulations Class of '65 Remember The pickle to pick-vlasiC 168 SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. DODGE DODGE DART TRUCKS CHRYSLER JEFF BRANCH MOTOR SALES NORTHTOWN GREENVILLE PL4-3636 170 CLARK’S FLOWERS Mr. Taylor and son Don REDECORATING? Let JERRY'S WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE Be Of Service MODEL BAKERV Best in Bake Goods CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '65 KEN JOHNSON, REALTORS CITIZEN’S MAN INSURANCE WE SELL INSURANCE AND GIVE SERVICE There are Three Kinds of Tigers Sharpe Pontiac Has Two: Le Mans and G.T.O. Hill's Market VOUR SPARTAN STORE NOT CHEAP MEAT but GOOD MEAT CHEAP “YOU'LL SAVE MORE AT YOUR SPARTAN STORE WEST FIRESTONE Your One Stop Shopping Center Congratulations to the Class of 1965 From The Hi-Life Staff CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1965 from BROWN’S STUDIO BALDRIDGE GREENHOUSE '%eant6 ea6 Say It With Flowers TO EACH GRADUATE Congratulations Now that you have had the good fortune of completing your high school studies - let me recommend and urge you to he mindful of those less fortunate, who for one reason or another jell by the wayside. Do all you can to encourage them to go back to school and “stay with it.” Let me know if I can be helpful. FABER'S JEWELRY Gifts You'll Give With Pride! 174 A Specialty Ski Shop With Ski Equipment Sold By Skiers . . .PI 4-3949 7380 Youngman Road North of M-57 NORM’S SKI SHOP VITO, INC. BUICKS OLDS Let Joe Plantamura start you on the road to success with the keys to a new Buick or Olds One Day Shirt Laundry Open Daily Until 6 pm 309 S. LAFAYETTE Phone PI 4-4928 175 HANSEN'S PURE OIL Efficient, Friendly Service The Vaughn Company DEPARTMENT STORES IN MICHIGAN CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EUREKA LUMBER Everything 176 See Vou at RIEHL’S! Marsh Ford Sales wishes to congratulate the Class of 196S Pontic Pantic Pontic 7% TUt ?OU 7fa Penned Parity The At GITTLEMAN'S DANIELS SPORTS CENTER “All Types Of Sporting Goods’ I.M. ROOD By name-not by nature” Three Generations Take Pride In Their Complete Line Of Office And School Supplies Mike, Terry, Pat, and Ivan Rood THE COFFEE BREAK Where friends meet for good food, coffee and a friendly game of pool FINE FROZEN FOODS Superior Quality POTATO, CORN ONION Products by . . . Ore'lda , Inc GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Family Store” CREDIT BUREAU OF GREENVILLE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE ■■nar O’CONNOR SHOE STORE For Quality Footwear CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1965 from R.J.TOWER IRON WORKS, Inc. OWEN'S DRUGS FRIENDLY PERSONALIZED SERVICE WILSON-FILGAS SUNOCO FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE GREENVILLE TOOL AND DIE The first 12 years are the hardest. You’ve spent most of these years in learning how to learn. In your future education, whether it’s college, a skilled trade or business, we wish you the very best. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY 182 BOB BALLARD SALES SERVICE Mercury Mercury Comet Lincoln Continental Best of Luck CLASS of 1965 from O'DONALD'S Fine Cosmetics and Hallmark Cards 183 Local News The Finest Coverage in National News Advertising Make HORTON FARM STORE “Your” Store 184 W P L 6 AM FM The Sports Station” 1,000 WATTS-DAY 500 WATTS-NIGHT Full Service Radio Serving All Of Midwestern Michigan RITZEMA’S MEN’S WEAR Since 1924 Featuring quality clothing at prices you can afford to pay Boy’s Department Sizes 12 to 20 Greg Merritt, Salesman BALLARD’S HI-DELIGHT “Root Beer at its Best” MEALS SHORT ORDERS EVERYTHING TO EAT DRINK TRAY COUNTER SERVICE 185 ALMA’S READY TO WEAR LADIES CHILDREN ‘Over 30 Years of Serving This Area’ WYCKOFFS Fitters of Feet’’ Greenville’s exclusive HUSH PUPPY Dealer • Good Housekeeping • GUARANTEES ( 1 0 REFUNO TO C'S S Hush Puppies 186 COOPER’S IGA North Westside stores Complete Quality Food Line Northside.. open every day 8.00 a. m. until midnight Westside.. open every day 8.00 a. m. until 10.00 p. m. Wholesale Retail GRANZO MEAT PACKERS (foeeHoJlU ( ountruf (?tu£ €UUi CUSTOM SLAUGHTERERS CURERS WHOLESALE RETAIL PI 4-3190 188 This page has been contributed by the following businessmen of Greenville: BARRY INSURANCE AGENCY GREENVILLE BODY SHOP JIM’S MARKET TIM’S CAFE DAKIN’S WAYSIDE GROCERY STATE FARM INSURANCE WOLF’S JEWELERS STYLE SHOP ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. EUREKA GREENHOUSE RURAL BOTTLED GAS CO. BEARDSLEE INSURANCE SERVICE J. C. PENNEY CO. SAGE’S SLAUGHTER HOUSE PETE’S BARBER SHOP MILLIE’S BEAUTY SALON This page has been contributed by the following professional men of Greenville: DRS. ROOT, WININGER, JONES, D.O. R. B. HAMMOND, D.O. H.B. JUHLIN, D.O. DRS. GREEN GREEN, D.C. G. H. STUEWER, D.V.M. S. L. ANDERSON, O.D BROWN-TEMAN FUNERAL HOME DAN R. DIBBLE, O.D. KARL W. SMITH, O.D. HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME ROBERT A. KNOX, D.D.S. DRS. BIRD OLSEN, M.D. This page has been contributed by the following professional men of Greenville: DRS. N. P. SORENSEN N. P. SORENSEN, JR., D.D.S. HAROLD 0. STEELE, D.D.S. EARL H. FABER, D.D.S. D. G. OSTRANDER, D.D.S. GLENN W. HOUSE, M.D. CHARLES E. STEVENS, M.D. JOHN HALICK, M.D. ROBERT E. RICE, M.D. AHMAD YOUNIS, M.D. G. JAY ROTTMAN, M.D. ROBERT E. PRICE, Attorney J. A. WEITZEL, Attorney FREDERIC BRACE, Attorney ROBERT D. EDSALL, Attorney 191 At picture-taking time Candy and Tom take a quick break. Holly Hansen and Steve Webb. HI-LIFE'S HI ROAD These are our pages, and we’d like to introduce the staff. Tom Holmes was Editor; Alan Appel, Business Manager; Holly Hansen, Copy Editor and Kathy Bullard, Makeup Editor. The Activities section was prepared by Sally Svendsen and Sharon Keselring; Sports, Mike Highfield, Jeff Barker and Gene Little; Clubs and Organizations, Carma Jo McGowan and Kathy Heyer; Features, Susan Elder and Tom Holmes; Advertising, Ed Johnson, Susie Stuewer and Roy Baldridge; Sales, Jon Wise and Alan Appel; Senior Class, Jill Irish and Karen Davis; Underclassmen, Candy Jaehnig, Jim Dascola and Rosemary Billings; and Faculty and Administration, Susan Elder and Linda Johnson. Photographers were Bob Rice and Steve Webb. Tammy Mahder did the art work. Mr Sampson was advisor. 192 Jim Dascola goes political witb his chemical Goldwater sign. s Kathy Hcyer and Roy Baldridge literally look up to Jill Irish. Jon Wise and Karen Davis check out a point in — you guessed it — last year’s Hi-Life! Mike Highfield, Jeff Barker, Carma Jo McGowan and Sharon Keselring talk it up. 193 IS IT THE END? Sure, they're at the end of the yearbook and they're in their last year at G.H.S., but is this really the end? Now, the Seniors of 1965 will form new attachments with colleges, industries, and communities. Some will become scientists; others will produce the goods of the world; still more will rear the next generation. Where will we see these particular faces again and what expressions will they hold? Who knows? Anne Rasmussen, Sheri Anderson, concern. Kirk Faber, a quick look back, Kathy Lee, temporarily; out of zing, 194 Virginia Wilcox, Gee, it seems funny! Tammi Nelson, does she really feel badly Jerry Fuller, ready to paddle his on n canoe. 195 196 Because she had hopes, ambitions, determination, and a friendly smile . . because she was a part of our school and our friend; we, the students and faculty, now remember Beverly Valikct.