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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

PRESENTING. . . THE 966 HI-LIFE Greenville Senior High School Greenville, Michigan Candace laehnig Darwin Sampson Editor Advisor 1 FOREWORD This year, Greenville Senior High School has made great advances. An independent study program was established. Our athletic teams fared well, and one new sport was started. Some new activities were begun, others were re-established after a short absence. Our community has also moved forward. New industries came to Greenville. Plans were made for a new public library. An adult education program was set up, and Montcalm Community College was organized. For this reason, the theme of the 1966 Hi-Life is Greenville on the Go.” These words, printed on the front of the book, signify the progress made in our school and community during 1965-66. On behalf of the 1966 Hi-Life staff, 1 hope that you will enjoy the memories stored in this annual. Candace Walker Jaehnig, 1966 Hi-Life Editor 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities Page 8_______________ Athletics Page 20 Clubs and Organizations Page 40 Undergraduates Page 64 Seniors Page 100 Faculty and Administration Page 132 Fine Arts Page 146 Advertising Page 160_________ Mr. Mathews looks over his busy schedule THE DEDICATION-TO A GREAT COACH, TEACHER, AND FRIEND The 1966 Hi-Life is dedicated to a man who has given tirelessly of himself to the Greenville School System. We, the members of the 1966 Hi-Life staff, salute you, Mr. Charles Mathews. Cp°n graduation from Mount Pleasant High School in 1951, Mr. Mathews attended Michigan State University, where he played varsity baseball. He graduated from M.S.U. in 1955 with a B.S. degree in physical education. Then, Mr. Mathews played professional baseball for more than two years in the Baltimore Oriole and Cleveland Indian chains. The Mathews cutting their wedding coke 4 When a broken wrist ended his pro career, Mr. Mathews enlisted in the Marines. This stint ended in 1959, when Mr. Mathews came to Greenville. He began by teaching boys’ physical education at the Junior High. He became varsity baseball coach in the spring of I960, and wrestling coach in the fall of that year. Mr. Mathews’ summers were filled for four years when he played in a Grand Rapids semi-pro league for Sullivan’s Furniture. This team toured the Netherlands in 1963, where it played exhibition games. In 1963, G. H. S. was lucky enough to obtain Mr. Mathews for its physical education instructor. Since, he has also become Athletic Director. ■ - A proud wrestling coach displays a trophy won by the Jackets in a 1966 quadrangular. Mr. Mathews married his wife, Roberta, in 1958. They now have three children: Lori Anne, Charles, and Arnold. The athletic teams coached by Mr. Mathews have had excellent records. In 1964, the G. H. S. baseball team won the conference crown. The wrestling teams have had admirable records. In 1966, the Jackets placed third in the conference meet, fifth in the regionals, and one boy was runner-tip in the state, as two other wrestlers have been before him. I here are few people who earn the respect that Mr. Mathews is shown by those he coaches and instructs. One can easily see the gleam of admiration in a boy’s eye when he speaks of Coach”. In addition to his regular duties, Mr. Mathews has been instrumental in bringing many a student back from a wayward path through his fine counseling and understand ing. And so, Coach,” may we take this opportunity to say Thanks” on behalf of the innumerable people who hold you in such high esteem. First baseman Mathews showed fine form while playing for the M.S.U. Spartans. 5 A FAREWELL TO MR. ALLINDER. After many years in the Greenville Public School system, A. F. Allinder is leaving us this year. He will be missed. Mr. Allinder came to Greenville in 1929, the same year that he graduated from Hillsdale College. He served in a teaching and coaching capacity for six years. In 1935, Mr. Allinder became Greenville High School principal. He left that post in 1948 to become Superintendent of Schools, the position he has held until his departure from the school system in Julv of this year. Besides his degree from Hillsdale, Mr. Allinder was a University of Michigan graduate in school administration. Mr. Allinder and his wife, Emily, have three grown children: William, Jay, and Bonnie. The school system has grown in leaps and bounds under Superintendent Allinder. School enrollment has increased, and under the leadership of Mr. Allinder, the dream of a new high school was realized in the fall of 1961. On behalf of all the students in the Greenville Public School system in the past 36 years, may we, the 1966 Hi-Life staff, express our appreciation for a job extremely well done. 6 . AND A WELCOME TO MR. GLENDENING Our new Superintendent of Schools is Mr. Burl A. Glendening, who comes to us from Brandon School District at Ortonville, where he was superintendent, also. A native of Pittsford, Mr. Glendening received his B.A. at Albion College, and his M.A. from the University of Michigan. He is continuing his studies through Michigan State University. Mr. Glendening has taught math, science, social studies, driver education, and physical education in junior and senior high schools. Mr. Glendening and his wife, Barbara, have four children: Bruce 14, Brent 11, Bryan 9, and Beth Ann 7. Superintendent Glendening enjoys hunting, fishing, and golfing, as well as home improvement projects. The Glendening family takes pleasure in camping, as well. Mr. Glendening is wished the best of luck in his new position. 9 HOMECOMING WAS FUN KING AND QUEEN SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN I he 1965 Homecoming was a crowning success. It began with a Greenville victory over Charlotte, followed by the annual Homecoming Dance. Music was provided by the Presidentials. This years theme, Pigskin Pageant, was ruled over by King John Nelson and Queen Susie Stuewer. Members of their court were Seniors Cindi Wilkie and Rod Larsen, Juniors Sharon VanHoose and Mike Delp, Sophomores Justine Barry and Jim Wolverton, and Freshmen Connie Little and Dave Vanderlip 10 King John and Gueen Susie await the crowns The gang gathered to decorate the floats Here’s one almost finished In front of the crowded stands, the candidates stand for the crowning ceremony 11 The 1966 All-School play was Alas Babylon I his play dealt with an interesting and likable group of people in a remote Florida community, suddenly faced with problems when they are isolated by the worldwide catastrophe of nuclear war. By using this locale, the problems were more understandable and conveyed a blazing dramatic impact. Sandy Breidinger, Cindy Sharpe, Bob Dodds CAST Bob Dodds Bill Klintworth Donna Grewe Ray Brainard Phyllis King Colleen Sower Janess Rivard Sissy Freeman Bill Mahder Cindy Sharpe Roy Baldridge Kathy Johnson Prudy Tower Nona Russell Cindi Wilkie Betty Mumaw Cindy Sutphen George Overly Sandy Breidinger Pat Me Gowan Mary Cameron Valerie Neilsen Dave Ford Bob Faber Vern Williams Jim Blinn Bev Mallindine Diane Kalbfleish Tom Hansen Steve Petersen Craig Rackliffe Cindy Sharpe, Bob Dodds, Bill Mahder, Rackliffe n- i ' L I_L_ X $ h M 0 A Queen Vera Calhoun and King John Nelson, being crowned by Mr. Mrs. Diehl. Presented by. . . The Classes of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Six and Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Seven Honorable Committees Chairman John Heinzelman Mike Delp Decorations Shei la Hansen Char O’Brien Programs Susan Stuewer Nancy Dolan Tickets Barry Kirkpatrick Paul Christiansen Refreshments Dianc Mitchel 1 Pam Burns Beyond the Temple and the Garden Lonterns, Swans Afloat and Asleep . . . Shiki Most Humble Servants Mary Goulet Janess Rivard Sandi Hammond Pam Stuewer Frank Gibson Mike Petersen Jim Van Sycle Steve WiIkie THE SPOTLIGHT Newspapermen are made. . . . Not Born. Editor Dave Me Gowan and Copy Chief Valois La Berteaux plan an upcoming issue. 16 Kathy Horan works on her business report. Every other Friday afternoon, an issue of The Spotlight is sold in all the classrooms and study areas. It contains the latest news of clubs, organizations, classes, outstanding events and features on teachers and students. The newspaper is produced by the Journalism class, meeting sixth hour every day — 15 who like to report the news of the school. They have to find the story, report it, write it, copyread it, write a headline for it, send it to the printers, and then make up the page for the copy cameras at Greenville Printing Co. In addition, another group sells ads, lays them out, keeps record of the advertisers, and reports to the advisor every two weeks whether the last issue made any money. The Spotlight is self-supporting. So if you’re on the Go . . . and still have to be in the Know . . . READ THE SPOTLIGHT!! Upper left — Cheryl Parker copyreads a page. Upper right — Two former editors talk things over. Lower left — Valerie Nielsen takes her turn at copyreading. Lower right — Ad salesmen Candi Hammond and Greg Wulf get Copy ready for the printer. HARVEY The Senior play, Harvey”, played to a full house both nights on March 31 and April 1. The play concerned the kindly, benign Elwood P. Dowd and his adventures with his invisible Pooka (a big rabbit to most of us) Harvey. The play was directed by Mr. Ivan Haney. CAST Kathv Johnson. . Sheila Hansen Veta Budd Bailey. . . Jim Blinn Prudv Tower. . . Colleen Sower. . . . . . Mrs. Chauvent Cindi Sutphen. . Susie Stuewer George Overly. . E. J. Lofgren Pat Meek Dave Ford Tom Blumberg. . •Jim Blinn Donna Grewe. . . Roy Baldridge. . . Judge Omar Gaffrey Understudy Would-be socialite, acted by Cindi Sharpe, nearly faints with shame over Harvey. Roy Baldridge and Kathy Johnson assist her to a chair. 18 A Cappella Choir Presents A MUSICAL VARIETY Under the direction of Mr. Gillett, the A Cappella Choir once again showed that it had much talent within its group. The Choir presented many unusual talents including solos and duets accompanied by piano, audience sing-a-longs, and selections played on guitar, baritone, and autoharp. Candi Hammond, accompanied by her baritone uke, sings “Boy From Ipanema . 19 ATHLETICS 21 Row 1: Don Fisher, Jock Tyler, Ed Perdue, John Nelson, John Riehl, Rod Larsen, Tom Hansen, Jeff Brown, Craig Stone, Mike Blackmer, Roman Barnwell. Row 2: Chuck Grow Tom Blumberg, Chuck Bradley, John Large, Len Heether, Pat Lause, Rick Williams, John Bradley, Del Cory. Row 3: Dave Skinner, Jeff Barker, Paul Christiansen, Bob Roberts, Chuck Tiffany, Chuck Beach, Mark Pierantoni Row 4: Craig Crawford, Bill Brown, Ron Richards, Steve Foster, Ray Andersen, Bob Forton. Row 5: Bob Van Syckle, Mgr. Dick Hawley, Coach Heiby, Coach Sheldon, Mgr. Dewey Allen, Larry Schofield. VARSITY FOOTBALL Co-captains Rod Larsen and Tom Hansen talking things over with Coach Heiby and Coach Sheldon. 22 With a new coaching staff headed by Ed Heiby and assistant Keith Shelden, our Yellow Jackets regained much respect on the gridiron last fall. For the first time since 1955, Greenville High did not have a losing season. This year’s team came up with a 500” season, 4-4-1. In the season’s opener a tough Yellow Jacket defense scored two touchdowns to help beat Lake view, 19-0. It was not until two hardfought defeats and a scoreless tie later, that Greenville came up with its’ second win of the season, a 13-7 Homecoming victory over Charlotte. Though the team played good sound football in its next two games, the score-board just wasn’t in favor. After losing a heartbreaker at Grand Ledge in the final seconds, Greenville came back to trounce Alma, 20-6. It was a fine game for the parents of the boys who were honored at Parents Night”. Greenville closed out the season by soundly beating rival Belding, 20-6, thus retaining possesion of the American l.egion trophy for the second consecutive year. Looking at the record and at the fine crop of younger football players at GHS, we can look forward to football teams of which we will be very PROUD. John Large going around end for a nice gain against Charlotte. Greenville won the game 13-7. GREENVILLE 19 GREENVILLE 12 GREENVILLE 0 GREENVILLE 0 GREENVILLE 13 GREENVILLE 0 GREENVILLE 7 GREENVILLE 20 GREENVILLE 20 LAKEVIEW 0 ST. JOHNS 25 LAKEWOOD 0 IONIA 6 CHARLOTTE 7 HASTINGS 27 GRAND LEDGE 14 ALMA 6 BELDING 6 23 Chuck Beach running hard for a nice gain in our 20-6 victory over Belding. VARSITY SENIORS Mike Blackmer is hit hard in Greenville’s 19-0 win over Lakeview. Row 1: Jack Tyler, John Nelson, John Riehl, Rod Larsen, Tom Hansen, Jeff Brown, Craig Stone, Mike Blackmer Row 2: Tom Blumberg, Chuck Bradley, John Large, Len Heether, Pat Lause, Rick Williams, John Bradley Row 3: Craig Crawford, Jeff Barker, Bill Brown, Bob Roberts, Ray Andersen, Chuck Beach, Bob Forton Row 4: Bob Van Sycle, Steve Foster, Larry Schofield 24 The J. V. team complied an outstanding 8—1 record, which can be accredited to a fine performance of the entire squad. Some individuals deserve special recognition: fullbacks Jim Wolverton and Frank Gibson exhibited exceptional drive and determination; co-captains A1 Brown and Wayne Pierantoni provided excellent team leadership; end Paul Bidstrup’s fine catches greatly aided the team. Certainly, the fine coaching of Mr. Tungate and Mr. West also sparked the team to success. GREENVILLE 14 BELDING 13 GREENVILLE 7 ST. JOHNS 19 GREENVILLE 39 LAKEWOOD 0 GREENVILLE 19 IONIA 19 GREENVILLE 21 CHARLOTTE 19 GREENVILLE 13 HASTINGS 12 GREENVILLE 20 GRAND LEDGE 12 GREENVILLE 19 ALMA 7 GREENVILLE 66 CENTRAL MONTCALM 0 ‘Forfeit Mike Petersen (26) and Jim Wolverton (17) 1°° on as Greenville fights the Ionia team. J.V. FOOTBALL Kneel ing: Stand ing: Al Rosebrook, Paul Bidstrup, Dave Renstman, Lee Morey, Joel Bruinooge, Wayne Pierantoni, Mike Petersen, Cass Kemp, Jim Burgess, Ron Fisher, Steve Wilkie, Kirk Meyers, Dale Harley. Manager Dewey Allen, Roy Green, Bob Hook, Paul Molter, Frank Gibson, Ken Purdue, Jim Wolverton, Al Brown, Gerry VanSycle, Mike Jensen, Jim Whitten, Jim Van Sycle, Coach Paul Tungate, Coach Pat West 25 Row 1: Manager Jerry Rood, Jerry Bailey, Greg Scharstein, Pete Hurd, Mike Nelson, Barry Van Ham, Cal Day, Bill White, Al Colby, Gary Heinzelman, Barry McDaniel, Bill Holland. Row 2: Joe Muns, Harold Overly, Chuck Gibson, John Larsen, Bob Malone, Mike Lewis, Phil Christensen, Dennis Cyrus, Nick Vandermolen, Coach Nels Nichols. Row 3: Coach James Watson, Steve Krampe, Mike Derosha, Doug Dodd, Steve Longstreet, Mike McNeil, Chris Blanding, Rick Hall, Ed Barnwell. Row 4: Jeff Hacker, Rick Ackley, Steve Williams, Paul Steinburg, Phil Kulas, Richard Eherenman, Dan Dunham, Karl Christiansen, Gary Nelson, Steve Laughlin, Jim Larsen. FROSH FOOTBALL Al Colby in action. The Freshman football team displayed the makings of a fine varsity team of the future. Under the coaching of Mr. Watson and Mr. Nichols, they lost only one game and blanked five of their seven opponents. Some of the outstanding players this year were Quarterback Ed Barn well, halfbacks Al Colby and Barry VanHarn, and fullback Mike Nelson. 1965 RECORD GREENVILLE 22 LOWELL 0 GREENVILLE 21 LAKEWOOD 0 GREENVILLE 12 IONIA 0 GREENVILLE 44 CHARLOTTE 12 GREENVILLE 12 HASTINGS 33 GREENVILLE 33 GRAND LEDGE 0 GREENVILLE 19 ALMA 0 26 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Rick Williams, Ed Shroyer, Bob VanSycle, Mike Nelson, Tom Hansen, Gary Sewell. Row 2: Coach Fox, Dave Trusdale, Mike Delp, Del Cory, Dave Stien, Dave Skinner, John Heinzelman, John Nel son. Coach Fox Co-Captains John Nelson and Rick Williams at one of the pep assemblies. This year’s basketball season started on a high note with two wins over Beiding 60-58, and St. Johns 56-54. From then on the team had some pretty tough nights. It was not until five losses later that we came up on the winning end again. This time it was Lakeview that fell to the Jackets 76-73. Greenville then came on strong in the last half of the season beating Charlotte, Alma and league champs Hastings finishing with a 7-9 record. The team really looked ready for the tournament but after a well played game against Central Montcalm we were eliminated in a close game with Cedar Springs and the season came to a close. GARY SEWELL ED SHROYER JOHN HEINZELMAN TOM HANSEN BOB VanSYCLE RICK WILLIAMS JOHN NELSON SCORES Tournament Action GREENVILLE 60 BELDING 58 GREENVILLE 56 ST.JOHNS 54 GREENVILLE 59 LAKEWOOD 77 GREENVILLE 52 IONIA 53 GREENVILLE 58 CHARLOTTE 72 GREENVILLE 54 HASTINGS 66 GREENVILLE 59 GRAND LEDGE 65 (OT) GREENVILLE 76 LAKEVIEW 73 GREENVILLE 59 ALMA 71 GREENVILLE 64 ST.JOHNS 75 GREENVILLE 70 LAKEWOOD 68 GREENVILLE 43 IONIA 45 GREENVILLE 73 CHARLOTTE 63 GREENVILLE 75 HASTINGS 71 GREENVILLE 55 GRAND LEDGE 56 GREENVILLE 65 ALMA 50 TOURNAMENT GREENVILLE 60 CENTRAL MONTCALM 47 GREENVILLE 51 CEDAR SPRINGS 53 Ed Shroyer and Gary Sewell Row 1: Dave Truesdell, Dave Stien, Rick Williams, John Heinzelman, John Nelson Row 2: Tom Hansen, Ed Shroyer, Bob VanSycle, Mike Nelson, 29 Kneel i ng: Standing: Mike Petersen, Al Brown, Jim Wolverton, Al Colby, Art Marquis, Cary Tate, Manager Rick Hall. Mike Jensen, Jim VanSycle, Dave Vonderlip, Paul Bidstrup, Joel Bruinooge, Gerry VanSycle, Coach Sheldon J. V. BASKETBALL This year’s J.V. basketball team, coached by Mr. Sheldon, had a very sucessful season. Although the team was young, they won many close, high-pressure contests. Outstanding prospects for future years at G.H.S. include: freshmen Dave Vanderlip, Al Colby, and Mike Nelson and sophomores Paul Bidstrup, Gerry and Jim VanSycle, and Terry Nussdorfer. We can all feel proud of this enthusiastic and capable J.V. team. The J.V.’s tied St. Johns for the conference championship, with a 9-5 record. GREENVILLE 56 BELDING 49 GREENVILLE 50 ST.JOHNS 67 GREENVILLE 61 LAKEWOOD 52 GREENVILLE 53 IONIA 40 GREENVILLE 59 CHARLOTTE 57 GREENVILLE 57 HASTINGS 49 GREENVILLE 52 GRAND LEDGE 48 GREENVILLE 41 LAKEVIEW 44 GREENVILLE 47 ALMA 46 GREENVILLE 48 ST.JOHNS 70 GREENVILLE 61 LAKEWOOD 52 GREENVILLE 54 IONIA 55 GREENVILLE 59 CHARLOTTE 46 GREENVILLE 61 HASTINGS 63 GREENVILLE 70 GRAND LEDGE 40 GREENVILLE 61 ALMA 55 Jim VanSycle, Ken Purdue, and Jim Wolverton await the tip from Gerry VanSycle during the Greenville—St. Johns game. The Greenville Freshman basketball team, coached by Mr. Kindell, elementary physical education instructor, ended the season with a 4—4 overall record and a 2—3 conference standing. Outstanding players on the squad were Ed Barnwell, Phil Christensen, and Glen Rassmussen. 1965-66 SEASON GREENVILLE 33 LAKEVIEW 36 GREENVILLE 53 IONIA 41 GREENVILLE 36 LAKEWOOD 32 GREENVILLE 32 ST. JOHNS 40 GREENVILLE 61 BELDING 56 GREENVILLE 40 LAKEVIEW 39 GREENVILLE 33 LAKEWOOD 38 GREENVILLE 38 IONIA 56 Freshmen in Action FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: Pete Hurd, Phil Christensen, Jim Town, Glen Rassmussen, Ed Barnwell, Harold Overly Row 2: Coach Lynn Kindell, Richard Eherenman, Carl Wise, Lee Christensen, Jerry Rood Pat Irish, Manager Mike Lewis 31 Row 1: Managers Dennis Skinner, and Jim Burgess Row 2; Dan Swartz, Bob Ritter, Dick Hawley, Wayne Korson, Tom Gleason, Dan Sower, Don Fisher,Jim Higginson, Wayne Pierentoni, Larry Schofield Row 3: Tom Blumberg, Larry Laux, Bob Wuelfing, Mike Rivard, Phil Lincoln, Tom Mumaw, Chuck Bradley, Dan McNiel, Bruce Filkins Row 4: Greg Scharstien, Nick Vandermolen, Ron Fisher, Mike Me Niel, Bruce Nelson, Karl Christiansen, Hal Crankshaw, Roy Green, John Fuller, Row 5: Coach Mathews, Tom Senko, Dennis Cyrus, Larry Bailey, Jim Roy, Barry Van Ham, Bill Holland, Barry Me Daniel Row 6: Jim Kamp, Doug Alles, Phil Kulas, Randy Tower, Paul Stienberg, Jim Meyers, Fred Hodgkins WRESTLERS HAVE GREENVILLE 22 MONA SHORES 20 GREENVILLE 23 ALMA 22 GREENVILLE 47 IONIA 3 GREENVILLE 41 CHARLOTTE 3 GREENVILLE 23 BELDING 15 GREENVILLE QUADRANGULAR FIRST PLACE GREENVILLE 34 MT. PLEASANT 16 GREENVILLE 31 CEDAR SPRINGS 13 GREENVILLE 45 BIG RAPIDS 3 GREENVILLE 32 BELDING 11 GREENVILLE 34 LAKEWOOD 8 LOWELL QUADRANGULAR SECOND PLACE GREENVILLE 22 ST. JOHNS 20 GREENVILLE 11 HASTINGS 26 CONFERENCE MEET THIRD PLACE REGIONAL MEET FIFTH PLACE STATE MEET FIFTEENTH PLACE This year’s wrestling team experienced the most successful season since the sport first began here at Greenville High School. The dual match record was outstanding — 11 wins and 1 loss. The team also won its own Holiday Quadrangular against some very rough competition. Coach Mathews was very proud to say that this was the most dedicated team he has ever coached. The team was a very talented hard working group of wrestlers we can be very proud of. Some of the more outstanding individual records for the season are: Tom Gleason 24—4, Wayne Korson 17—6, Chuck Bradley 15—4, and Larry Laux 14—5. The season closed with Greenville taking 3rd in the conference and 5th at the regional meet. 32 Row 1: Bob Ritter, Tom Mumow, Don Me Niel, Jim Higginson, Dick Howley, Row 2: Chuck Bradley, 3ob Wuelfing, Larry Schofield, Dan Swarti Row 3: Tom Blumberg, Bruce Filkins, Fred Hodgkins BEST YEAR YET! Tom Gleason took second place in thestate class B wrestling tournament this year. Captain Dan Swarti talking with Coach Mathews CROSS COUNTRY'S DEBUT The first season for the cross country team at Greenville was highlighted by a third place conference finish. Some individual performances deserved recognition; Bob Faber earned the most valuable runner trophy but Bruce Bond gave him much competition and also had a fine season. Tom Senko was the most improved runner and outstanding freshman. On the whole, the team was young, losing only two seniors, Rackliffe and Ed Shroyer. Prospects look bright for the 1966 season. GREENVILLE 32 BELDING 24 GREENVILLE 29 CEDAR SPRINGS 26 GREENVILLE 30 LOWELL 25 GREENVILLE 36 ROCKFORD 24 DUAL RECORD: WON 0 LOST 4 Co-captains Craig Rackliffe and Bob Faber discussing tactics with Coach Seavers. Row 1: Bruce Van Harn, Craig Rackliffe, Bruce Bond, Bob Faber, Dan Fries, Tom Senko, Joe Betts Row 2: Tom Gleason, Marv Peer, Mike Lacy, Mike Barker, Coach Seavers 35 Row 1: Returning lettermen. Craig Rackliffe, Dave Jensen, Mike Blackmer, John Large. Row 2: Coach Heiby, Pat Lause, Bob Faber, Larry Schofield, Rick Williams, Coach Seaver. Along The Cinder Path. . . . The future looks bright for the 1966 track team. The squad has more experience and better depth than in recent years. Returning lettermen include: Rick Williams, pole vault and mile relay; John Large, pole vault; Larry Schofield, shot put; Dave Jensen, dashes and 880 relay; Mike Blackmer, dashes and 880 relay; Bob Faber, mile; Pat Lause, mile; Craig Rackliffe, mile. This year’s team is piloted by Head Coach Mr. Heiby and Assistant Coach Mr. Seaver. GREENVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL I ___TRACK C FIELD | PRC inssEL JSO YP CUM-G1RAIP P4MNPORT-2.02.5-Hi I •MP-JIH 1IAIC01N-2I S' ' MILT RUN - DON ATKINA - 4!380- l%5 -Mill-JOHN lARCE-ll'f' -H65 [ HIGH JUMr-BRtlCE EARS' - s ■-H58 .... — r i _ McMEEkEH-5110 1 WMHUSH-G tN PmtMN 7025 - H5P L0V HUPPIFS-BOY STRICTER- :J0.46- - 1365 -1 153 j i sr p.vsh‘“' Z siS - t-ibs .......... J CLUB - 1964-1965 ’ I The Track and Field Record Board is a new feature at G.H.S. 36 This year’s baseball team will be loaded with experience. It will have eleven returning lettermen. Some of the returning players are; Chuck Bradley last year’s Hustle Award winner, and Max Hunsicker the leading pitcher. Others are: Chuck Beach, Bill Brown, Gary Rasmussen, Gary Sewell, Tom Hansen, Dennis London, Del Cory, Steve Foster, and John Nelson. According to Coach Mathews if the pitching comes through this spring the team should go a long way. LAST SEASON'S SCORES GREENVILLE 6 LAKEWOOD 2 GREENVILLE 4 ROCKFORD 3 GREENVILLE 5 BELDING 0 GREENVILLE 6 LAKEVIEW 2 GREENVILLE 4 IONIA 5 GREENVILLE 10 LAKEVIEW 9 GREENVILLE 6 EDMORE 3 GREENVILLE 4 CHARLOTTE 8 GREENVILLE 1 ROCKFORD 5 GREENVILLE 5 HASTINGS 6 GREENVILLE 3 BELDING 4 GREENVILLE 16 EDMORE 3 GREENVILLE 0 GRAND LEDGE 3 GREENVILLE 6 ST.JOHNS 12 GREENVILLE 7 IONIA 5 GREENVILLE 7 ALMA 4 GREENVILLE 1 GRANDVILLE 6 GREENVILLE 0 GRANDVILLE 5 GHS in action against Lakeview PLAY BALL! Row 1: Chuck Bradley, Gary Rasmussen, Mgr. Dewey Allen Row 2: Chuck Beach, Gary Sewell, Tom Hansen, Bill Brown, Coach Mathews 37 John Heinzelman, Rod Larsen, Bob Dodds, Steve Joynt, and Coach Gowans. GHS HAS TENNIS The tennis team will have plenty of experience this spring. Returning from last year’s team are lettermen Rod Larsen, John Heinzelman, Dennis Sawman, Bob Dodds, and Steve Joynt. This year’s team will be coached by Mr. Gowans new to the school this year. The team looked good in their early practice and should have a fine season. 38 Row 1: Vickie Brown, Sarah Dolan, Sissie Freeman, Charlotte O'Brien, Steve Wilkie. Row 2: John Reihl, Nancy Dolan, Dale Harley, Bill Klintworth, Terry Horrigan. Row 3: Dave Ferens, Bill Mallindine, Mark Grigg, Al Rosebrook. Kneeling: Jeff Barker, Bruce Bond Standing: Coach Williams, Sandi Hammond, Steve Wilkie, Coach Groff. How It's Done This year’s golf team, with good depth and experience, is looking forward to a fine season. The team will be trying to better last year’s 3rd place conference finish. The team will have lettermen Ed Shroyer and Jeff Barker returning for their final season. Others who will fill out this year’s squad are: Bruce Bond, John Riehl, Steve Wilkie, Sandi Hammond and Mike Nelson. i CLUBS and ORGANIZATIONS T 41 Row 1: Linda Hoppough, Mrs. Mac Duff, Gay Brough, Mrs. Glerum Row 2: Debbie Brough, Cindy Brough, Rae Dethlefsen, Nancy Reed, Terry Sowles, Jo Anne Kluzak, Tana Betser Row 3: Louella Thompson, Lindo Bacon, Brenda Merritt, Brendo Gotes, Dorothy Hohnenberg, Linda Waldorf La Von Sebald Row 4: Susan Falk, Verna Marks, Kendra VanNortwick, Mary Morris, Faith Heinbecker, Mary King, Marie Rasmussen, Pam Cogswell, Glenna Schofield, Linda Alles FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club gives girls a chance to show their interest in nursing and put it to some practical use. Many of the members work at the hospital part-time, gaining valuable experience. A nurse’s aid course is available for these girls. Besides the services for the sick, FNC has sponsored a booth at the carnival. FNC with the other members of the West Central League is sponsoring an orphan child. FNC is headed by Nancy Reed, President, and Mrs. Mac Duff, Adviser. 42 F U T U R E T E A C H E R S Row 1: Mr. Hannah, Valerie Nielsen, Kathy Johnson, Cindi Sharpe, Mr. Haney Row 2: Julie Colby, Prudy Tower, Ann Holmden, Jan Hammer Row 3: Cindi Sutphen, Lynda Moore, Barb Johnson, Donna Grewe Row 4: Brad Baskerville, Craig Rackliffe FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FTA, guided by Mr. Haney, offers much for actually preparing a career. The club includes cadet teaching. Craig Rackliffe,Cindy Sharpe, and President Prudy Tower have taken advantage of this excellent opportunity. FTA has also helped in the Baldwin Heights Carnival, taken trips to Central and Western Universities, provided a booth for the Viet Nam Carnival, and sponsored a dance. Teachers aren’t all bad. Row 1: Kathy Johnson, Treasurer; Prudy Tower, President; Cindy Sharpe, Vice-President Row 2: Julie Colby, Secretary; Barb Johnson, Student Council Rep. 43 Row 1: Mr. Weisgerber, Dick Soule, Harold Jensen, Glenn Rasmussen, John Christensen, Bill Shelest, Jim Bacon, Mike Laird Row 2: Jim Heimbecker, Jan Garnett, Dick Sowerby, Mike Davenport, Fritz Speese, Roger Ten Eyck, Gerry Gilbert, Allan Swensen Row 3: Al Wheeler, Chris Christiansen, Bill Wyckoff, Pat Lause, Dick Baird, Arnold Snyder, Richard Petersen, Dick Haw ley. Bob T own, Roger Roy FUTURE FARMERS Row 1: Dick Soweby, Treas.; Jim Heimbecker, President; Gerry Gilbert, Sentinel Row 2: Glenn Lillie, Secretary; Bob Town, Reporter Row 3: Dick Hawley, Vice-President 44 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Greenville Chapter of FFA has been quite active this year. They have assisted in many community projects such as the Spudtacular” and the Viet Nam carnival. Advisor Mr. Weisgerber has stimulated additional interest by holding various contests. You surely remember the tractor contest in the parking lot. This year’s FFA is proud to have two State Farmers. Tom Hansen and Bob Sowerby. Row 1: Miss Vander Vlught, Sondro Moffatt, Linda Byington, Judy Gilmer, Patsy Johnson, Shelby Gunderson Row 2: Cindy Jensen, Julie Willmore, Ann Harris, Andria Moore, Linda Johnson, Vickie Palethorpe Row 3: Robbie Jensen, Lindo Kraus, Jackie Garvey, Judy Hawley, Elaine Spencer, Rosemary Bliss Row 4: Deawn Bard, Karen Kissel, Linda Miller, Mary Ann Eckberg, Vicki Schreiner COMMERCIAL CLUB Commercial Club, advised by Miss Vander Vlught, has sponsored a dance this year and trips to Silver Lake and Ferris State College. It has also heard Michele White tell about her Navy job in a Washington, D.C. office. Commercial Club is designed to encourage high-school girls to be tomorrow’s secretaries, stenographers, and other workers in the business field. Row 1: Julie Willmore, Treasurer; Robbie Jensen, President; Judy Hawley, Recording Secretary Row 2: Linda Kraus, Student Council Rep. and Vicki Schreiner, Corresponding Secretary Patsy Johnson, President; Jo Anne Kluzak, Secretary; Carol Ericsen, Vice-President; Trenna Wright, Treasurer F U T U R E II 0 M E M A K E R S I he goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help future housewives be good ones (from the cooking and sewing point of view, that is). Since many of today’s teenage girls will, within ten or fifteen years, be responsible for raising and caring for a family, CHS feels it is an essential task in education to prepare them for this. FHA, under Miss Stall, has sponsored a booth for the carnival, also. Row 1: Miss Stall, Debbie Stewart, Patsy Johnson, Sharon Wright, Linda Miller Row 2: Jo Anne Kluzak, Trenna Wright, Nancy Wood, Carol Ericsen, Cheryl T erjung 46 This year the Jets and Astronomy Club, in an effort to promote an interest in the broad and promising fields of engineering and astronomy, has furnished a booth for the carnival. They are hoping to raise enough money for a TV camera and a badly-needed amplifier for the record player at our dances. It had a bottle drive for this purpose. 1 j u i? Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Mr. Moore, Corl Wise, Roger Haskins, Steve Wilkie, Jim Whitten, Tom Gleason Gary Morey Pat Lause, Bob Christensen, Lee Morey Fred Hodgkins, Brad Baskerville, Greg Wulf, Jim Blinn, Joel Brui nooge 47 Dennis Cyrus, Sarah Dolan, Kathy O’Donald, Connie Little, Randy Tower, Rick Ackley, Gary Nelson, Phillip Kulas, Ann Adams, Diane Kalbfleisch, Judy Wallace, Cherie Andersen, Ron Rose, Mrs. Clark. Mark Wyckoff, Janet Ross, Julie Hansen, Pam Harris, Justine Barry, Robin Barker, Shirley Wager, Laura Salo, Betty Mumaw, Ann Haglund, Jo Anne Petersen, Jody Kocher, Charlene Nobles, Rae Dethlefsen, Merlin Tiede, Clark Kent. Mike Arntz, Mike Delp, Sandi Ha mmond, Lor i Kipp, Becky Stein, Phyllis King, Pat Spry, Marie Knight, Betsy Curtis, Pam Jorgensen, Sue Andersen, Pat Vance, Sue Shrauben, Ed Barry. Greg Scharstein, Wayne Pierantoni, Ron Higginson, Diane Miller, Linda Alles, Paul Bidstrup, Tom Senko, Jo Bullard, Sue Turnbull, Steve Krampe, Ed Taylor, Bill Mallindine. LATIN CLUB Latin Club, with Mrs. Clark as its mag-istra, is quite busy and helpful this year because it has a big goal: going to Rome! Frequently on the bulletin, we have heard: Help us go to Rome! Come Friday noon to our bake sale”, or candy sale, or book sale, or one of several other ambitious projects. Good luck, Romans. Send us a postcard. But nearly all Latin students are going to take time off for the big Roman Banquet, an event which offers as much fun-filled entertainment as almost any other social event in the school year. With the togas and costumes, the tons of food, the French slaves, and the wild entertainment, this evening is certainly not soon forgotten. Row 1: Cherie Andersen, Secretary; Phyllis King, Historian; Ron Higginson, President; Janet Ross, Treasurer; Jody Kocher, Student Council Rep. Row 2: Mark Wyckoff, 1st Year Rep.; Bill Mallindine, Vice-President; Mike Delp, 1 st Year Rep. 48 LATIN CLUB ROLLS BACK THE CALENDARS The high-light of French Club has been the French Banquet, although some of the French girls did enjoy being slaves at the Roman Banquet. (We understand the Romans weren’t exactly bored with their company either). At their meetings, the various classes perform skits. French Club, under Mr. Rodgers, also provided a booth for the carnival. Row 1: Jo Ann Skinner, Secretory; Honey Rasmussen, President; Marie Thompson, Student Council Rep. Row 2: Nancy Dolan, 1st Year Rep.; Frank Gibson, Vice-Pres.; Mike Peterson, Treasurer; Mary Goulet, Historian. Row 1: Art Marquis , Rob Urbanski, Jim Roy, Bob Rasmussen Pam Stuewer, Linda Bacon, Elaine Gilbert, Debbie Rivett, Jean Strotheide, Brenda Merritt Row 2: Marie Rasmussen, Brenda Gates, Jan Mallindine, Marilyn Nelson, Mary Goulet, Mary Cameron, Kathy Yeomans, Valois La Berteaux, Kathy Chipman Row 3: Richard Tisdel, Jerry Rood, Gary Heinzelman, John Roy, Mike Petersen, Holly Main, Kris Tate, Diane Kra ft Row 4: Bill Klintworth, Gerald Dishon, Steve Laughlin, Barry Van Horn, Frank Gibson, Louis Russell, Blair Hahnenberg FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Mr. Rodgers, Sue Hansen, Sylvia Sampson, Jennie Branch, Nancy Wildner, Mary Richl, Karen Urbanski, Pat Irish, Cary Tate Row 2: Valeria Stewart, Jackie Ward, Mary Cliff, Barb Natiello, Jill Povolo, Valerie Nielsen, Pat Me Gowan, Melanie Elder, Glenna Scofield Row 3: Carol Moran, Janess Rivard, Jo Anne Skinner, Judy Morris, Janet Burnett, Nita Russell, Kristie Martin, Pat Olsen Row 4: Cass Kemp, Steve Wilkie, Anni Larsen, Deb Fox, Janet Turnbull, Wendy Groth, Nancy Dolan, Mike Lewis 50 UNITED NATIONS CLUB Row 1: Kris Kulas, Cindy Sharpe Row 2: Bob Christensen, Holly Main About fifteen people signed up this year for the United Nations Club. Under the advisor-ship of Mr. Brown, this group tries to learn and relate foreign affairs and appreciate the United Nations itself. This year’s delegates to the Model United Nations Assembly (MUNA) at Hillsdale College, March 11, were Mark Wyckoff, Cheryl Parker, Holly Main, Donna Grewe, and chairman Bob Christensen. They represented Spain. Row 1: Candy Jaehnig, Kathy Johnson Row 2: Donna Grewe, Anni Larsen, Cheryl Parker Row 1: Kris Kulas, Marian Bedore, Shirley Wallace, Pam Kellogg, Lois Scanlon Row 2: Nancy Van Hoose, Julie Colby, Cindy Sharpe, Doris Buche, Valois La Berteaux Row 3: Charlotte O’Brien, Debbie Wheeler, Linda Blumberg, Peggy Wacha, Becky Christensen, Karen Jury Row 4: Nancy Dolan, Pam Scharstein, Janet Turnbull, Donna Grewe, Claudia Bailey, Reita Andersen, Linda Eherneman, Sue Loding GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A., under Miss Hamilton, has encouraged physical fitness for girls by holding intramural bowling, basketball, and volleyball tournaments, plus a traveling basketball game at St. John’s which we won, of course. The best of G.U.S.’s girls has sponsored bake sales, a booth for the carnival, a Senior trip and a slumber party in the gymnasium. Row 1: Connie Kane, Student Council Rep.; Sue Loding, President; Nancy Rasmussen, Points Chairman Row 2: Linda Shinabarger, Points Chairman; Pat Chipman, Treasurer; Cathy Britzmon, Publicity Chairman; Char O’Brien, Vice-President Row 3: Doreen Mitchell, Secretary Row 1: Dorothy Hahnenburg, Connie Kone, Kristie Brown, Sharon Van Hoose, Nancy Rasmussen, Linda Shinabarger Row 2: Pat Chipman, Margaret Buehler, Cathy Britzman, Margaret Wacha, Pam Burns Row 3: Wendy Waldo, Cindy Hansen, Gay Breidinger, Sheila Hansen Row 4: Jill Shoemaker, Doreen Mitchell, Nona Russell, Mary Kluzak 53 Row 1: Mr. Fox, John Nelson, John Heinzelman Row 2: Bob Dodds, Gary Rasmussen, Del Cory Row 3: Ray Andersen, Rick Williams, Don Taylor, Tom Blumberg Row 4: Dennis London, Dick Hawley, Craig Crawford, Bob Faber, Steve Foster Row 1: Rick Williams, Secretary; Rod Larsen, President; John Large, Treas. Row 2: Jeff Barker, Activity Chairman; Tom Hansen, Vice-President V A R S I T Y C L U B Row 1; Mike Blockmer, Jeff Barker, Tom Overly Row 2: Gary Sewell, Chuck Bradley, Paul Christiansen Row 3: Terry Horrigan, Tom Honsen, Dennis Sawman Row 4: Max Hunsicker, Larry Schofield, Bill Brown 54 The young men of G.H.S. have also done their part to promote physical fitness by making the requirement for admission a varsity letter (not to mention bearing through a torturous initiation). They sponsored a gun raffle, a senior trip, a carnival booth, a dance, coat-rack service at the home basketball games, a travelogue by Mr. Ed Petersen on his trip to Russia, and intramural basketball. Row 1: Steve Joynt, Tom Gleason Row 2: Don Me Neil, John Riehl Row 3: Rod Larsen, John Large Row 4: Dave Skinner, Bob Roberts, Chuck Beach Row 1: Ed Perdue, Don Fisher Row 2: Roman Barnwell, Barry Kirkpatrick Row 3: Craig Rackliffe, Pat Louse Row 4: Ron Richards, Chuck Grow Vera Calhoun, John Nelson, Lorry Schofield 55 Row 1: Cathy Obersig, Bonnie Gilbert, Jill Povolo, Sara Billings, Louella Thompson, Mr. BI i n n Row 2: Jan Mallindine, Cindi Wilkie, Kathy Johnson, Lois Ten Eyck, Karen Tiffany, Ann Haglund, Julie Colby Row 3: Cheryl Terjung, Laurene Gillis, Jan Hammer, Kathy Wolverton, Ann Holmden Row 4: Marcella Kerns, Pat Venus, Cindi Sutphen, Lynda Moore, Susan Rice art ciub Art Club, obviously designed to eneourage interest in the fine arts, is advised by Mr. Blinn. Besides four levels of classes being devoted to art-minded students, the artists had a chance to display their talents in an exhibit. In addition, they have furnished a booth and a dance. 56 GIRLS’ LEAGUE BOARD Girls’ League Board, basically a service organization, has furnished the basketball game refreshments. It has held a style show with representatives from each class. It also put on the June Banquet, honoring special a-chievements by girls. Row 1: Lois Scanlon, Jill Shoemaker, Pam Stuewer, Miss Grueb Row 2: Connie Kane, Sandi Hammond, Jo Bullard, Becky Stein, Kris Tate SAFETY COUNCIL Safety Council, another service group, conducts a safety check in spring for student drivers. It has reported an accident survey of 1965 police records for school-age drivers. Throughout the year, it has supervised car registration for driving to school. With the help of Mr. Povolo, it has regulated traffic problems near G.H.S. Row 1: Mr. Povolo, Candy Jaehnig, Jeff Arnti Row 2: Dennis Guernsey, Terry Dovis, Jock Tyler 57 Row 1: Mr. Ryan Mike Arntz Wayne Korson Karl Christensen Patsy Johnson Carol Wood Mary Moon Mary Riehl Row 2: Ed Perdue Peggy Wocha Tana Betser Vicki Lintz Pam Burns Gayle Ensley Row 3: Joe Kulas Dave Jensen Steve Wilkie Barry Van Harn Dave Truesdell Linda Kraus Row 4: Tom Klepper Dave Vanderl ip Bob Ritter Jim Higginson Glenn Lillie Jeff Brown Barb Johnson STUDENT Student Council’s annual projects, the Homecoming, Christmas, and Valentine dances, were successful. In addition, they have sponsored Open House, the powder-puff football game, an exchange program with St. Joseph High School, and the all-school play to fill the calendar. Row 1: Diana Mitchell, Social Chairman; John Heinzelman, Mayor; Susie Stuewer, Secretary Row 2: Sue Loding, Publicity Chairman; Tom Hansen, Vice Mayor; Roy Baldridge, Treasurer. 58 COUNCIL Row 1: Kathy Koehn Pam Stuewer Susie Stuewer Connie Kane Cathy Obersig Pat Irish Art Marquis Gary Heinzelman Row 2: Linda Johnson Jody Kocher Janet Ross Marie Thompson Char O'Brien Diana Mitchell Mary Jo Robertson Chuck Pickell Row 3: Pam Jorgensen Debbie Wheeler Anni Larsen John Heinzelman Wayne Pierantoni Paul Christensen Roger Shenefield Chuck Beach Row 4: Cindi Sutphen Sue Loding Candi Hammond Jill Shoemaker Jeff Barker Tom Hansen Roy Baldridge Jim Bl inn Larry Schofield Under Mayor John Heinzelman and advisor Mr. Ryan, the efforts of this year’s Student Council have been very successful. Its main project has been the Viet Nam carnival on which the profit will be sent to war-stricken areas in South Viet Nam. Besides the carnival, it has held a successful pop-bottle search and a general door-to-door fund-raising drive, all for Viet Nam. 59 Row 1: Kris Kulas, Jennie Branch Row 2: Nancy Dolan, Barb Olsen, Judy Morris, Jo Anne Skinner Row 3: Al Kammers, Bill Fuller, Pam Scharstein, Dave Jensen, Joe Kulas, Rick Lee, Bill Mahder Row 4: Frank Gibson, Tom Overly, Ron Higginson, Merlin Tiede, Larry Petersen, Dan Fries, Tom Hansen ALPHA DELTA OMEGA Row 1: Kathy O'Donald Billie Lafnear La Vera Calhoun Row 2: Valerie N iel sen Rae Dethlefsen Mary Cameron Row 3: Barb Wininqer Diane Kraft Ruth Lepley Row 4: George Overly Len Heether Jim Blinn Row 1: Susie Stuewer, Nancy Rasmussen, Cherie Anderson, Becky Williams, Art Marquis Row 2: Cindi Wilkie, Connie Kane, Marie Thompson, Janet Ross, Charlene Nobles, Mary Goulet, Sheila Hansen Row 3: Gay Breidinger, Laurene Gillis, Vicki Schreiner, Marcella Kerns, Sue Rice, Karyn Nielsen, Roy Baldridge, Wayne Pierantoni Row 4: Lee Baldridge, Fred Hodgkins, Terry Walkington, Bob Christensen, Steve Petersen, Dick Benedict 60 'BEGINNING TO END - HONOR Row I: Nancy Dolan, Jr. Program Chairman; Sheila Hansen, President; Cindy Wilkie, Sr. Program Chairman. Row 2: Pam Scharstein, Secretary; Lee Baldridge, Vice-President; Karyn Nielsen, Treasurer. Steve Wilkie receiving his pin during the ceremony. Greenville’s honor society was honored again this year to have the Michigan State Players perform '‘Hamlet”. Last year they presented The Taming of the Shrew”. The members visited Grand Valley for a Seminar on 'The function and limits of the brain’. At present, faculty members are investigating the purpose and possibilities of the society and devising ways to improve it and make it more useful. The advisers are Miss Vaughn and Mr. Gowans. After the initiation 61 LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: • s Vaughn, Kathy Chipman, Becky Clark, Sara Bi m9s� iron Wright, Mary Ceccanese, Tom Gleason . ry Brown, Trenna Wright, Jo Anne Kluzak, Holly am th Heimbecker Kathy E ■ry Mortensen, Jo Ann Celany, Marjorie Rarick, ’bit, Jan Hammer, Diane Miller , Bob pob J .. er Patsy Johnson, Betty Mumaw, merick, Margaret er, Marcella Kerns platwJ (IAN THfcOM The library club serves a vital service to our school, since most of the members are student librarians who help us find the books necessary for our education. This year they have sponsored a dance, a carnival booth, and participated in the regional S.L.A.A.M. Conference for student librarians in April. Miss Vaughn is the adv iser. 62 Homecoming and the Royal Court UNDERGRADUATES 65 MIKE ARNTZ President BARRY VANHARN Student Council Rep KARL CHRISTIANSEN Student Council Rep. DENIS CYRUS Treasurer F orever getting into upperclassmen's hair. R eady to join clubs and organizations. E nergetic and enthusiatic to all new ideas. S orry to see the school year end. H ard working in their studies. M any times lost and confused. E asy to identify. N ot really as dumb as all sophomores think. 66 Rick Ackley Ann Adams Charles Allen Doug Alles Linda Alles Sue Andersen Gerald Anderson Larry Anstett Guadalupe Aquirre Mike Arntz Cindy Aylsworth Margaret Babbitt Lynda Bacon Daniel Badge Jerry Bailey Mike Barker Robin Barker Ed Barnwell Ed Barry Carme Batey Bill Bauman Jackie Baxter Lance Bean Ted Beckwith 67 Susan Bennett Larry Benson Joe Betts Sarah Billings Randy Bissell Chris Blanding Cheryl Bowers Sandra Breidinger Cindy Brough Debra Brough Gae Brough Kerry Brown Sherry Brown Lindon Buckley Jan Buckoltz Jonathan Bunce Cynthia Cass Dan Cavanaugh Jo Ann Celany Kathleen Chipman John Christensen Lee Christensen Phil Christensen Karl Christiansen Becky Clark Vicki Clark Allen Clattner Mary Cliff Virginia Clifford Pam Cogswell Al Colby Dennis Cooper John Copeland Denis Cyrus Larry Davis Shirley Davis Steve Davis Cal Day Mike Derosha Gerald Dishon Douglas Dodd Sarah Dolan Dan Dunham Wendy Eastman Richard Eherenman Melanie Elder Mary Ann Fink Karen Foote 69 Bert Fountain Connie Fowler Susan Fulk Robert Galloway Mike Gardner Ian Garnett Brenda Gates Vickie Gender Chuck Gibson Roger Giddings Elaine GiIbert Randy Gottesleban Mae Goupell Paulette Goupell Glen Guinnup Jeff Hacker Pam Hagadus Ann Haglund Debbie Hall Richard Hall Eileen Handley Julie Hansen Lynn Hansen Sue Hansen 70 Allen Harding Pamela Harris Ron Harris Sharia Hart Roger Haskins Bonnie Hattus Faith Heimbecker Gary Heinzelman Charles Jaquays Harold Jensen Randy Jensen Kathryn Johnson Bi 11 Hoi land Pete Hurd Cynthis Ingersoll Pat Irish Sherry Kennedy Ronald Knauss Marie Knight Kathy Koehn 71 Richard Longstreet Cynthia Lowry Douglas Lyon Holly Main Jan Mai I indine Robert Malone Kristy Martin Barry Me Daniel Mike Me Neil Larke Merren Randy Merren Brenda Merritt 72 Mary Jane Miller Mike Minzey Carolyn Moran Gary Morey Mary Morris Betty Mumaw Joe Muns Jim Meyers Barb Natiello Gary Nelson Mike Nelson Charlyn Newmann Sherry Nisonger Bi 11 O’Brien Pat Olsen Bill Ovis Dave Ostrander Harold Overly Dave Patterson Jesse Phillips Joseph Piatt Ruth Piatt Gilda Povolo Marjorie Rarick 73 Glenn Rasmussen Marie Rasmussen Robert Rasmussen Judy Reed Mary Reer La Donna Reinke Jack Rice John Riojas Ronald Rose James Roy Renee Roy Nita Russell Dave Ritter Debra Rivett Gale Rodarmer Jerry Rood Stephen Rydahl Galen Sailor Laura Salo Ruth Sampson Greg Scharstein Deborah Schrader Susan Schrauben Mary Schutte Jean Strotheide Janis Swensen Kristine Tate Edward Taylor David Thompson Chancy Tiffany Karen Tiffany Richard Tisdel 75 Randy Tower Jim Town Susan Turnbull Robb Urbanski Patrice Vance David Vanderlip Ned Vandermolan Nick Vandermolan Barry Van Harn Ken Vansconis Kenneth Wagner Gordon Wagner Wanda Waldo Judith Wallace Jacqueline Ward Gary White Linda White Nancy WiIdner Iris Williams Jeanette Williams i Linda Williams Steven Williams Gary Wi I Imore Robert Willmore 76 Dennis Wireman Carl Wise Mark Wyckoff William Wyckoff NOT PICTURED Mike Bigler Darrell Buckmaster Rick Deal Mike Earns Blair Hahnenberg Don Jeffrey Linda Ritter Earl Sharkey Kathy Snider Sue Thompson Gaylord Tiff Lena Wireman WAYNE PIERANTONI President T reasurer LORA GOTTESLEBEN Secretary AL BROWN Student Council Rep. PAM STUEWER Student Council Rep. S een participating in JV sports. O ften found teasing the Frosh. P roud of their town, school, and class. H ardfy ever found studying. O ften roaming about the halls. M embers of clubs, committes, and boards. O fficers of Latin Club. R eady to get their drivers licenses. E asy to like. S eeing themselves as the Seniors of 68. 78 Donna Abbott Madelene Adair Dewey Allen Cherie Andersen Mike Anstett Dewey Aylsworth Brian Bailey Larry Bailey Roxanne Bailey William Baker Nancy Balcome Justine Barry Dana Barrett Linda Bean Paul Bidstrup Sigurd Biezais Linda Bissell Caryl Bitner Gerold Bower Ervin Bradley 1 Jennifer Branch Allen Brown Vicki Brown Joel Bruinooge 79 Jo Bullard James Burgess Janet Burnett Mary Ceccanese Betsy Curtis Duncan Cusick Fred Dann Elton Davis Hal Crankshaw Kendra Crawford Priscilla Crawford Stephen Cresap Mary Cameron Chris Christensen Linda Christensen Pat Christensen Roger Christenson Mary Clifford Gwen Coffey Robert Cooper Larry Davis Rae Dethlefsen Mike De Vore Mike Doty 80 Greg Durdle Kathy Emerick Gayle Ensley Carol Eriksen Mike Fessenden Gary Feuerstein Robert Fisher Ronald Fisher Wendy Flashaar Noreen Fowler Deborah Fox William Fuller Carolyn Gettings Frank Gibson Kristie Gleason Lora Gottesleben Mary Goulet Roy Green Cheryl Haight Sandi Hammond Joyce Hansen Kathy Hansen Marilyn Hansen Sally Hansing Dale Harley Ron Higginson Rebecca Hill Dennis Hoffman Jennifer Holstad Robert Hook Donald Horrigan Jeanne Houck Ezra Houghton Russell Hubbard Larry Jensen Michael Jensen Patricia Johnson Steve Joynt Spike Kemp Jo Kluzak Linda Kluzak Jodie Kocher Diane Kraft Ron Laderman Pamela London Carol Lepley Hope Lewis Bill Mallindine Arthur Marquis Paul Mathews Patricia Me Gowan Don Me Queen Jennifer Merren Diane Miller Meredith Mi Her Gayla Misner Paul Molter Mary Moon Thomas Moon Judith Morris Terry Mortensen Bruce Nelson Pamela Nelson Fred Neumann Charlene Nobles Terry Nussdorfer Kathleen O’Donald Ethel Packard Kenneth Perdue Jim Petersen Joanne Petersen Mike Petersen Wayne Pierantoni Alan Rahn Cheryl Rarick Wesley Rasmussen Robert Rector Mary Ann Reed Sharon Reynolds John Roy Jeffrey Russell Jim Russell Sally Russell fiv J jc' J Mary Riehl Janess Rivard Allen Rosebrook Janet Ross Sylvia Sampson Jac k Scofield Lavon Sebald David Shank 84 Jon Sharpe Linda Shelden Linda Shinabarger Larry Simmons Joanne Skinner Peggy Sisson Arthur Skiver Mary Smith Dennis Snow Joanne Snow Martha Sompolinsky Brenda Soule David Soule Daniel Sower Terry Sowles Greg Staffen Pamela Stuewer Cary Tate Gary Taylor Mark Taylor Lloyd Steffensen Becky Stein Debra Stewart Valerie Stewart 85 Sue Tay lor Ken Thomas Marie Thompson Merlin Tiede Clifford Tiffany Jane Tower Karen Urbanski Gerry Van Syckle Dale Walter Sandra Walthuis Lee Weaver Michael White Jim Van Syckle Terry Varney Shirley Wager Linda Waldorf Jim Whitten Steven Wilkie Jim Wilson Jim Wolverton Bruce Wood Carol Wood Phyllis Wood Sharon Wright DAVE JENSEN President ROMAN BARNWELL Vice-President Secretory LARRY SCHOFIELD Student Council Rep. J uniping from JV to Varsity positions. U pper classmen. N ever ready to admit Seniors are best until their own Senior year. I nterested in the future. 0 ut for fun. R eady to show off their shiny new class rings. S eniors of tomorrow. 88 Vicki Ackley David Allen Mary Ann Allen Larry Allison Reita Andersen George Anderson Phillip Anderson Jeff Arntz Chester Atkinson Richard Bacon Claudia Bailey Lee Baldridge Deawn Bard Roman Barnwell Claudia Barthel Peg Barthel Dan Bitner Ron Black Alan Blanding Mike Blanding Marian Bedore Ronald Bennett Steve Betser Tana Betser Linda Blumberg Bruce Bond Ray Brainard Gay Breidinger Kristie Brown Donald Buchmaster Gloria Burgess Pamela Burns Hilda Burroughs Linda Byington Bruce Carter Bruce Cavanaugh Larry Caverley Rolaynne Celany Patricia Chipman Charles Chittick Rosemary Christensen Paul Christiansen Becky Christensen Sharon Cooper Roberta Copeland Del Cory Suzanne Daniels Mike Davenport Bruce De Forest Deborah De Grow Michael Delp John De Spelder Steve Foote Tom Foote Margot Freeman Daniel Fries Tom Gleason Wendy Groth Charles Grow Dennis Guernsey Virginia Gibson Gerald Gilbert Laurene Gillis Judy Gi IImer 91 Aland Gunderson Greg Gunderson Mark Grigg Carol Hagadus Dorothy Hahnenberg Robert Haight Robert Hanselman Barbara Hansen Winona Hattus Mary Higgins Roger Higginson Linda Hoppough David Jensen Beth Jepson Barbara Johnson Jean Johnson John Johnson Karen Jury Allen Kammers Connie Kane Diane Kelley Pamela Kellogg Michael Kent Karen Kissel Tom Klepper Bi 11 Klintworth Mary Kluzak Wayne Korson Sandra Larsen Larry Laux Nancy Laux Sandra Le Clear Richard Lee Ruth Lepley Linda Lillie Phillip Lincoln 93 Bill Mahder Doug Martin Ella Me Conkey David Me Gowan Stanley Me Meeken Donna Me Queen Mike Merren Richard Middlebrook Linda Miller Steve Miller Doreen Mitchell Sherry Molesh Lee Morey Jerry Mumaw Carol Mumby Bonnie Nelson Marilyn Nelson David Nichols Karen Nielsen Valerie Nielsen Darrell Nisonger Terry Nisonger Cathy Obersig Char O’Brien 94 Alan Palmer Nancy Partridge Marvin Peer Paula Pentoney Edward Perdue Larry Petersen Richard Petersen Tom Petersen William Petersen Mark Pierantoni Carol Plank Gary Rasmussen Nancy Rasmussen Jane Reinhardt Tom Rice Ronald Richards Randy Rickie Jim Ritzema 95 NOT PICTURED: Nick Bow Ron Camp Gerald Fuhrman Peg Kerns Kyle Madole Dennis Wright 98 Cindi Sings Piano, Plays and Parties SENIORS SENIOR LEADERS 1966 Bill Brown Vice-President Chuck Beach President George Overly T reasurer Jeff Barker Student Council Margaret Buehler Secretary CLASS FLOWER DAISY CLASS COLORS NAVY BLUE GOLD CLASS MOTTO What we know we will apply . . . what we don’t know we will learn. Dawn Russell Dave Truesdell Student Council 102 LINDA L. BAKER ROY N. BALDRIDGE JEFFREY SCOTT BARKER LAURAL BARRETT RANDALL BETSER RAE BIDSTRUP MICHAEL C. BLACKMER SHERRON LEA BLANDING 104 JAMES BLINN ROSEMARY BLISS THOMAS C. BLUMB ERG MARKELLE BOTHUM CHARLES BRADLEY JOHN SPENCER BRADLEY JEFF BROWN JOHN BROWN WILLIAM BROWN MARGARET R. BUEHLER DANIEL WILLIS BURGESS SYLVIA CAIRNS PATRICK KELLY BORST CATHY JEAN BRITZMAN t LAVERA L. CALHOUN 105 ROBERT J. CAMERON JUDY CAVANAUGH ROBERT J. CHRISTENSEN KENNETH COGSWELL LYNDA E. DANIELS DEBORAH KAY DANN TERRY NORMAN DAVIS RODNEY DINGMAN 106 ROBERT FORTON STEPHEN D. FOSTER SUZIE I. FUHRMAN JACKIE A. GARVEY BONNIE LOU GILBERT SUZANN E M. GOUL ET DONNA ALISON GREWE SHELBY J. GUNDERSON 107 MARY ANN ECKBERG LINDA K. EHERENMAN 3 CAROLYN M. FINKHOUSE STEVEN C. FLASHAAR DAVID CHARLES FORD DAVID R. FERENS BRUCE D. FILKINS LUCI FLOWERS LORRAINE HAHNENBERG JAN LOUISE HAMMER CANDIS JUEL HAMMOND CLAIR A. HANSEN SHEILA LYNN HANSEN THOMAS J. HANSEN JUDY KAY HAWLEY RICHARD I. HAWLEY LEONARD C. HEETHER JIM HEIMBECKER JOHN C. HEINZELMAN GARYHELSEL BOB HEMMES BARB HEROON JAMES ALLAN HIGGINSON FREDERICK M. HODGKINS 108 LINDA HODGSON ANN ELAINE HOLMDEN KATHLEEN HORAN 8RENDA S. HOUSE CANDACE W. JAEHNIG ROB6I E ANN E J ENSEN DENNIS JOHNSON KATHY SU E JOHNSON LINDA KAY JOHNSON 6UDDKELLEY ALVIN KERNS MARCELA KERNS JERRY KING BARRY KIRKPARTICK GARY KLUZAK GAYLA KOEHN 109 LINDA KORSON LINDA ANN KRAUS KRISTINA JO KULAS BILLIE JEAN LAFNEAR PATRICK HENRY LAUSE GLENN LILLIE JOE LILLIE JOHN LARGE ANNI SCHWARTZ LARSEN RODNEY JENS LARSEN LINDA LAKE SUE A. LARSEN DIANA JEAN MITCHELL SONDRA J. MOFFATT ANDRIA MOORE LYNDA LEE MOORE TOMMUMAW JOHN ALAN NELSON MICHAEL NELSON WILLIAM J. NICHOLS 111 RICHARD JAMES NIELSEN KEN NOYES SONJA LEE OLSEN V x. “ VICKI PALETHORPE CHERYL A. PARKER CAROL ANN PETERSEN STEPHEN RADER NANCY LOU REED 112 CRAIG W. RACKLIFFE STEVE PETERSEN SHARREE PICKELL MARSHA RICHARDSON S5. NAOMI S. SHANK CYNTHIA JEANNE SHARPE JOAN EILEEN SHELEST JOHN JOSEPH RIEHL ROGER ROY FAY EDWARD SHROYER,JR. BOB SIBLEY JOHN SIMMONS ROBERT RITTER ROBERT ROBERTS DAWN GLORY RUSSELL DENNIS B. SAWMAN MARY JO ROBERTSON TERRIE SIMMONS 113 ARNOLD C. SNYDER DAVE STEIN RICK SURDAM CARYL LYNN SWIFT 114 COLLEEN MARIE SOWER CHESTER D. STONE CYNTHIA LEE SUTPHEN DONALD WAYNE TAYLOR JANIS KAY TAYLOR CHERYL LYNN TERJUNG ELAINE R. SPENCER R08ERT L. STEARNS ANN M. SWARTZ DANIEL H. SWARTZ CRAIG A. STONE SUSAN IRENE STUEWER 808 TOWN DAVID TRUESDELL NANCY VAN HOOSE ROGER D. VANSCONIS ROBERT VAN SYCKLE PATRICIA VENUS PEGGY LYNN WACHA JUDITH ANN WALDRON TERRY L. WALKINGTON NANCY JO WALSTON EDWARD VANDERSCHUUR JACK TYLER ERIC GENE THOMAS DICK TIFFANY PRUDENCE B. TOWER STEPHEN J. TOWER RICK H. WILLIAMS KATHRYNF.WOLVERTON DORIS WOOSLEY JULIE JO WILLMORE ROGER L. WILLMORE ALLEN WHEELER SANDRA KAY WOOSTER ROBERT WUELFING GREGORY WULF CHARLES PATRICK MEEK NOT PICTURED ROBERT L. BERGERON RICHARD ALLEN BENEDICT BARTELLE E. BROWN TEX RANDALL GLADDING FRED RICHARD HEMMES BARBARA LEE MORGAN GLENN T. WILLIAMS MAX JAY HUNSICKER 116 SENIOR ACTIVITIES RAY ALTON ANDERSEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 3 Varsity Club 4 F.F.A. 1, 2 Ray's pot peovo is boys who don’t go out for sports ... His secret ambition is to be a pro football player ... By 1986, he wants to be 39. JAMES R. BACON Luth er (Mich.) High School 1, 2 Jim’s pet peeve is undcrc I as smcn . . . By 1986, he would like to be 38. RICHARD BAIRD, JR. S. Houston (Tex.) High School 1, 2, 3 Girls that smoke are Richard’s pet peeves ... His ambition for 1986 is to have a well-pay ing job. LINDA L. BAKER Girls’ Chorus 1 People who think they’re better than others are Linda’s pet peeves . . . To be on the B Honor Roll is her secret ambition . . . She wants to have traveled around the world by 1986. ROY N. BALDRIDGE Honors Math 11 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 4 Vice President 3 Faculty Honor List 2, 3, 4 Class Vice President 3 Hi-Life Staff 3, 4 Band 1 Science C lub 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 AII-School Play 4 Student Council Treasurer 4 Camp Emory 3 Y.F.U. Delegate to Denmark 3 Roy’s pet peeve is unf ini shed business . . . His secret ambition is to conduct space flights ... In twenty years, he would like to be a successful businessman. JEFFREY SCOTT BARKER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Varsity C lub 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 President 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Hi-Life Staff 3, 4 Boys State Alternate 3 Alpha Delta Omega 3 Student Council 4 M.S.U. Youth Music 3 French C lub 1, 2 Jeff’s pet peeve is girls who complain about being fat . . . Secretly, he wants to be cool like Dave Ford . . . He would like to be a successful engineer in twenty years. LAURAL RAE BARRETT Nurse’s Aide 4 Commercial Club 4 F.N.C. 2, 3, 4 F. H.A. 2 G. A.A. 1. 4 Laural’s pet peeve is people who act snobbish . . .Her secret ambition is to travel to California . . . She hopes to have furthered her education and to be married by 1986. BRADLEY THOMASBASKERVILLE Football 1f 2, 3 Track 2 Science Club 1 F.T.A. 4 All School Play 4 Jets and A stronomy Club 4 Brad’s pet peeve is people who drive slow in Fords . . .His secret ambition is to fly a plane ... In 1986 he would like to be happy. CHARLES W. BEACH, JR. Football, ?, 2, 3, 4 BaskctbalI 1, 2 Track 2 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Chariie s secret ambition is to be a guitar player . . . He wants to be a successful businessman in California by 1986. RON BENNETT Ron’s pet peeve is reckless drivers . . . He wants to be living in twenty years. MARY ALICE BENSINGER G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 2 People who talk behind other peoples bocks are Mary’s pet peeves . . . Her secret ambition is to be a beautic ian . . . She wants to be married and have three children by 1986. ROBERT LEROY BERGERON Bob’s pet peeves are bills . . . By 1986, he hopes that Earth will have learned to leave the other planets alone . . . His secret ambition is to be able to think. RANDALL BETSER Girls are Randy’s pet peeves ... By 1986, he would like to be the father of 2 boys and 2 girls. RAE BIDSTRUP Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 Faculty Honors List 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2 Latin C lub 1, 2 People who sing all the time are Roe’s pet peeves . . . She secretly wants to ride a camel . . . She wants to be living in Europe in twenty years. MICHAEL C. BLACKMER Boys’ Glee Club 4 Student Council 4 Varsity C lub 3, 4 Intramurals 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Ba kctbalI Manager 2, 3, 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Conceited people are Mike’s pet peeves . . . Secretly, he wants to have a job in the sports world . . . He wants a happy marriage and a well-paying job. SHERRON LEA BLANDING Library Club 3 Latin Club 1, 2 Commercial Club 3 Snobbish people are Sherron s pet peeve . . . Her secret ambition is to be a millionaire . . . She wants to be happily married in twenty years. ROSEMARY BLISS Latin Club 1, 2 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Liars arc Rosemary’s pet peeve . . . Secretly, she would like to be a secretary ... She would like two children by 1986. THOMAS CURTIS BLUMBERG Science Club 1 Latin Club 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Honors Math 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 Tom’s pet peeves are boys who sit in the stands and run down a sport . . . His secret ambition is to play pro football . . . He wants to be a teacher and coach. 117 PATRICK KELLY BORST Kelly's secret ambition is to get away from it all . . . He wants to live as a hermit by 1 986. MARKELLE BOTHUM Karlstad (Minn.) High School 1 Lee M. Thurston High School (Detroit) 2. 3 Untidy girls are Market le's pet peeves . . . She wants to be happily married with three children by 1986. CHARLES BRADLEY Football 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 2 Hi-Life Staff 4 Science C tub 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 Chuck's pet peeve is boys who wear varsity letters when they haven't earned them . . . His secret ambition is to be an Olympic gymnast . . . He wants to be teaching science in twenty years. JOHN SPENCER BRADLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 John's pet peeve is boys who wear varsity jackets without letters . . . By 1986, he would like to have the world's record for driving a stock car automatic. CATHY JEAN BRITZMAN Latin Club 2 F. N.C. Points Chairman 2 Girls' Chorus 1 Nurses Aid 3 Science Club 1 G. A.A. 1t 2 Secretary 3 Publicity Chairman 4 Conceited people arc Cathy's pet peeves . . . Secretly, she always wants to be happy and have fun ... In 1986, she will be found living in California on a ranch. JEFF BROWN Football 1, 2, 3 Tri-captain 4 Boys' Glee Club 1 A Cappello Choir 2, 3 Ensemble 4 Wrestling 1, 2 Track 3, 4 Student Council 4 Textured nylons are Jeff's pet peeves . . . Secretly, he wants to be an intelligence agent . . . He wants to be happy, married, and rich by 1986. JOHN BROWN John's pet peeve is girls that swear . . . He wants to be happy by 1986. WILLIAM BROWN Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Class Vice President 4 Bill is peeved by people who smoke . . . Secretly, he would like to be a licensed airplane pilot . . . His ambition for 1986 is to have a good job and family. 118 DORIS J. BUCHE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Doris doesn't like stuck-up people ... Her secret ambition is to live out west in a ranch house . . . In twenty years, she wants to be working with handicapped children. MARGARET ROSE BUEHLER Science Club 1 Girls Chorus 1 Homecoming Court 2 F.H.A. 2 F. T.A. 2 French Club 2 Commercial Club Vice President 3 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 Maggie's pet peeves arc Monday mornings . . . Her secret ambition is to be an airline hostess . . . She wants to be married by 1 986. ROBERT J. CHRISTENSEN Latin Club 1, 2 Latin Scholastic Award 2 Science Club 1 Jets and A stronomy Club 4 United Nations Club 2, 4 MUNA Delegate 2, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2, 3, 4 Faculty Honors List 2, 3, 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Bob's pet peeve is the human race . . . Secretly, he would like to live on another planet ... By 1986, he wants to be a field anthropologist. KENNETH COGSWELL Science Club 1 Football 2 Track 2 Weight Lifting 2 Ken's pet peeves are girls that swear . . . His secret ambition is to live in Honolulu . . . He wants to be a space and missile technician. DANIEL WILLIS BURGESS Student Council 1 French Club 1, 2 Science Club 1 Basketball 1 Track 2 Bill's pet peeves are people who don't practice what they preach . . . Secretly, he wants to be an FBI Agent . . . He to be a state policcmqn by 1986. JULIE ANN COLBY French Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 United Nations Club 2 F.T.A. 2 Secretary 4 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Julie's pet peeve is boys who have manners but don't use them . . . Secretly, she would like to be a psychiatrist and live by the ocean . . .She would like to be known in the art world in twenty years. SYLVIA CAIRNS F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Girls that swear are Sylvia's pet peeves . . . Her secret ambition is to be a private secretary . . . She wants to be happily married with seven children in twenty years. LAVERA L. CALHOUN Lakeview High School 1, 2 Alpha Delta Omega 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3 Secretary 4 G.A.A. 3 French Club Historian 3 Vera's pet peeves arc two-faced people . . . Her secret ambition is to sing on Broadway . . . She wants to have a job in the mathematics field and a family by 1986. ROBERT J. CAMERON Escanaba Holy Name High School 1 Girls that smoke are Bob's pet peeves . . . He wants to be successful by 1986. JUDY A. COOPER Latin Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 2 Judy's pet peeve is people who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is to walk the Mackinac Bridge . . . She wants to have a well-established life. RON B. COOPER Intramurals 3 Ron's pet peeve is teachers that mark hard . . . Secretly, he dreams of a pro football career . . . He hopes to be a successful business accountant by 1986. JEANNE C. COREY Latin Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 1, 2 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3 A stronomy Club 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 4 Faculty Honors List 2 Conceited people are Jeanne's pet peeves . . . Her secret ambition is to be a radio announcer . . . She wants to be enjoying life by 1986. JUDY CAVANAUGH F.H.A. 7, 3 Secretary 2 Teens for Christ 1, 2, 3 Library Club 1, 2 Girls' Chorus 1 Commercial Club 4 Judy’s pet peeve is girls who wear summer clothes in the winter . . . She wants to be happily married by 1986. CRAIG S. CRAV FORD Baseball 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Intramurals 2 Girls that smoke are Craig's pet peeves . . . Secretly, he would like to be a professional bowler . . . He wants to be a success at everything in twenty years. MICHAEL ALAN CYRUS Mike's pet peeve is filling out applications and surveys . . . His secret ambition is to make an escape from prison . . . He wants to be the President of the United States in twenty years. LYNDA E. DANIELS French Club 1, 2 United Nations Club 2 Science C lub J Honors Math 7, 2, 3 Alpha Delta Omega 7, 2 Band 7, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 C.A.A. 1, 2 Hi-Life Staff 4 Faculty Honors List 2 People who worry are Lynda's pet peeves . . . Secretly, she would like to drive a Ferarri in the Grand Prix . . . She wants to be a Californian and a psychologist by 7986. DEBORAH KAY DANN Teens for Christ 7. 2 F. N.C. 7 Latin Club 1, 2 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 7 Nurses A id 4 Debbie's pet peeve is smokers . . . Her secret ambition is to be a singer . . . She will be a successful wife and mother in twenty years. TERRY NORMAN DAVIS Track 2 Safety Commission 4 Terry’s pet peeve is his brother . . . By 7 986 he hopes to have an animal clinic. MARY ANNE ECKBERG G. A.A. 1, 2 Commercial Club 4 Boys that smoke and drink are Mary Anne’s pet peeves . . . Her secret ambition is to go to California . . . She wants to be a bcautic ian by 1986. LINDA K. EHERENMAN Choral Union 2, 3 Vice President 4 Girls Chorus 7 F.T.A. 2 F. H.A. 1, 2 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3 Smokers are Linda's pet peeves . . . Her secret ambition is to become a secretary . . . She wants to be happy and successful by 1986. DAVID R. FERENS Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 3 Baseball 1 French Club 1 Girls that get mad over little things are Dave’s pet peeves . . . He would secretly like to be a sports car driver . . . By 1986, he wants to be a successful draftsman. BRUCE D. FILKINS Football 1, 2 Track 1 Bruce is peeved by girls who swear . . . His secret ambition is to be a weightlifter ... He hopes to be living in C al ifornia in twenty years. CAROLYN MAE FINKHOUSE Science Club 1 Library Club 2 F.H.A. 2 F.N.C. 2 Carolyn's pet peeve is dense people . . . She would secretly like to go to Hawaii . . . She wants to be successful by 7986. STEVEN C. FLASHAAR Intramural Captain 1, 2 Steve's pet peeve is girls that smoke and swear . . . His secret ambition is to build his own dragster . . . He would like a good job by 1 986. DA VID CHARLES FORD Baseball 1 Tennis 2 Football 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Boys State 3 All-School Play 4 Hi-Life Staff 4 Student Council 4 Senior Play 4 Dave's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to be cool like Jeff Barker . . . He wants a worthwhile job by 7986. STEPHEN D. FOSTER Latin Club 7, 2 Science Club 1 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Boys State 3 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Steve's pet peeve is people who achieve goals without working for them . . . He wants to be happy in his chosen field by 7 986. SUZIE I. FUHRMAN Science Club 1 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 1, 2 Art C lub 2 Cheerleader 3 Commercial Club 3 Suzie dislikes girls who arc sloppy . . . She would secretly like to move to California . . . Her ambition for 7 986 is to own a good car. JACKIE A. GARVEY F.H.A. Secretary 2 Vice President 3 President 4 Alpha Delta Omega 3 French Club 1 Commercial Club 4 Tardy people are Jackie's pet peeves . . . She wants to be a wife and secretary by 1986 • . • Her secret ambition is to earn a lot of money. BONNIE LOU GILBERT Batavia (N.Y.) High School 2 Science Club 1 French Club 1 Art Club 1, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1 Bonnie's pet peeves are essay tests . . . Secretly, she would like to be o hair stylist in New York . . . She wants to be happily married by 7986. TEX GLADDING Wrestling 2, 3 Girls peeve Tex .. . He wants to be driving an XKE by 7 986- SUZANNE M. GOULET Science Club 1 French Club 1, 2 Girls' Chorus, Librarian 1 Student Council 1 G.A.A. 1, 2 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 A C appcl I a Choir. Librarian 2, 4 United Nations Club 2 White socks peeve Suzie . . . Her secret ambition is to be a ski instructor at Vail . . . She wants to be a Special Education teacher. DONNA ALLISON GREWE All-School Play 1, 4 Girls Chorus 1 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3 Treasurer 4 Hi-Lifo Staff 4 Science Club 1 Latin Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 United Nations Club 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omcqa 1. 2 Sarcastic people peeve Donna . . . Her secret ambition is to take a trip around the world . . . She wants to be successful by 7 986. SHELBY J. GUNDERSON G.A.A. 1, 2 F.T.A. 2 Art Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Shelby doesn’t like girls who smoke . .. Her secret ambition is to own a GTO . . . She would like to be a successful interior decorator in twenty years. LORRAINE T. HAHNENBERG Grand Rapids West Catholic 7, 2 Commercial Club 3 Debate Club 4 G.A.A. 3 Lori is peeved by snobs . . . Secretly, she wants to travel . . . She wants to be well educated in twenty years. JAN LOUISE HAMMER French Club 1 G.A.A. 1 Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 1 Library Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 Choral Union 4 Jan’s pet peeve is ignorant people . . . By 1986, she wants to be a commerc ial artist and a wife and mother. CANDIS JUEL HAMMOND French Club 1, 2 C.A.A. 7, 2, 3 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3, 4 Girls’ Chorus 1 Student Council 3, 4 Class President 3 Debate team 4 Conformists peeve Candi . . . Her secret ambition is to be a TWA pilot . . . She wants three children and a private pilot s license by 7 986. 119 CLAIR A. HANSEN Science Club I Baseball 1 Band 7, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Football 2 Track 2 Clair’s pet peeve is his little brother . . . His secret ambition is to be a singer . . . He hopes to be a successful store manager by 1986. SHEILA LYNN HANSEN Honors Math 1, 2, 3 Alpha Delta Omega 1 Secretary 2, 3 President 4 Band 7, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Police Court 2 Honor Guard 3 Class Treasurer 1 Latin Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1 Treasurer 2 Points Chairman 3, 4 MSU Youth Music 3 Sheila’s pet peeve is people who are always on a diet . . . Her secret ambition is to ride in a steeplechase . . . She wants to be a physical therapist by 7 986. THOMAS J. HANSEN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2, 3, 4 Science C lub 1 Student Council 3 Vice Mayor 4 Boys State 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Police Court 2 Honor Guard 3 Class President 1 Faculty Honor List 2, 3, 4 All-School Play 4 Tom’s pet peeve is getting beat . . . His secret ambition is to play second base for the Detroit Tigers . . . He wants to be a success by 7 986. JUDY KAY HAWLEY F.H.A. 7 Girls’ Chorus 1 Commercial Club Secretary 4 Judy dislikes people who cheat . . . Her secret ambition is to be a secretary . . . She wants to be a housewife by 7986. RICHARD I. HAWLEY Football Manager 3, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3 Treasurer 7 Vice President 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Dick's pet peeves are girls that smoke and drink. LEONARD C. HEETHER Football 7, 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 7, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Latin Scholastic Award 1, 2 Science Club 1 Honors Math 7, 2, 3, 4 Faculty Honors List 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Len dislikes girls who are chain smokers . . . His secret ambition is to drive for a F erarri factory team ... He wants to be a rich game biologist. 120 JAMES HEIMBECKER F.F.A. Reporter 1, 2 President 4 Baseball 7, 2 Intramurals 7 Teens for Christ 7, 2, 3 Jim doesn't like people who hold a grudge . . . He wants to have a successful marriage and prosperous farm by 7986. JOHN C. HEINZELMAN Boy’s State 3 Football 1, 2 BasketbalI 1, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 3, 4 Golf 2 Student Council Mayor 4 Jr. Sr. Prom Chairman 4 Ass’t 3 Latin Club 7 Publicity Chairman 2 Science Club 1 I.R.C. 1 V arsity Club 4 John’s pet peeve is athletes who break training rules . . . His secret ambition is to make it to California and back with Ford ... In 1986 he hopes to be happily married and have enough kids for a basketball team. BARBARA HERROON French Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 2 Barb doesn’t approve of boys that swear . . . She wants to be a teacher by 1986. JAMES ALLAN HIGGINSON Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 2 Jim’s pet peeves are failures . . . His secret ambition is to tour the world . . . He wants to be a success in his ch osen field in twenty years. FREDERICK M. HODGKINS Alpha Delta Omega 4 Wrcstling 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Boy s’ Glee Club 1 Band 7, 2, 3, 4 MSU Youth Music 2, 3 Jets Club 1, 2, 3 Secretary 4 A stronomy Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 7, 2 Fred doesn’t like people who lack school spirit . . . His secret ambition is to beat Jim Blinn in a physics test . . . He wants to be a U of M band director by 7 986. LINDA HODGSON Science Club 1 French Club 1 F. T.A. 2 G. A.A. 3, 4 Student Council 3 F.H.A. 1, 2 Linda is peeved by Mr. Fox’s daily quizzes . . . She would secretly like to become special agent 008 . . . She wants to be a married beautician by 7986. ANN ELAINE HOLMDEN G.A.A. 4 Art C lub 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 F.T.A. 4 F.N.C. 2, 3 Band 1, 2 Teens for Christ 1, 2 Ann doesn’t like G rcenvi 11 e boys without manners . . . She secretly wants to have a black panther for a pet . . . She wants to be a teacher of the mentally retarded by 7 986. BRENDA S. HOUSE Girls Chorus 1 G.A.A. 7 Brenda doesn’t like ’’know-it-alls . . . She wants to be married with a secretarial job in twenty years. MAX JAY HUNSICKER Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 Football 3 Varsity Club 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Max doesn’t like girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to beat his brother in a drag race . . . He wants to be married with a good job by 7 986. CANDANCE WALKER JAEHNIG Hi-Life 3 Editor 4 Latin Club 1 Vice President 2 Latin Scholastic Awards 1, 2 Girls’ Chorus 1 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Publicity Chairman, En semble 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 4 Faculty Honors List 2, 3, 4 Safety Council 1, 2, 4 United Nations Club 4 National High School Journalism Institute 3 Candy’s pet peeves arc people who don’t meet their deadlines . . . Secretly, she would like to win an Olympic bobsled race . . . By 1986, she hopes to have found a place in the sun. ROBBIE ANNE JENSEN Girls Chorus 1 F rench Club 1 2 Commercial Club 3 President 4 Robbie doesn’t like nosey people . . . Her secret ambition is to be a good skier . . . She wants to be a successful secretary by 1986. DENNIS JOHNSON Sault Sainte Marie High School 1, 2 A Cappella Choir 4 Student Council 4 Dennis pet peeve is homework . . . His secret ambition is to get his high school diploma . . . He hopes to have graduated from col lege by 1986. KATHY SUE JOHNSON Girls Chorus 1 French Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1 United Nations Club 2, 3 F.T.A. Treasurer 4 Art C lub 4 All-School Play 4 Kathy doesn’t like disbeliev ing people ... Her secret ambition is to own a convertible . . . She wants to be happy and successful by 7986. LINDA KAY JOHNSON Girls Chorus 1 French Club 1, 2 G.A.A. J Alpha Delta Omega 2, 3 Choral Union 2, 3 Librarian 4 Commercial Club 4 Secretary 3 Hi-Life Staff 3 Business Manager 4 Student Council 4 Linda is peeved by people who make fools of themselves . . . Her secret ambition is to be an executive secretory . . . She wants to travel to Denmark by 1986. BUDD KELLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 3, 4 Science Club 1 French Club 2 Track Manager 2 Football Manager 3 F.T.A. 1, 2 Debate team 4 All-School Play 1, 4 M.S.U. Youth music 3 Glee Club 4 A Cappclla Choir 4 International Relations 2 Budd’s pet peeve is sloppy looking and inconsidcrate people . . . His secret ambition is to tell a story and top Mr. Morford . . . By 1986 he hopes to have attained fame and wealth. ALVIN KERNS Girls that think they're neat is A 's pet peeve . . . His secret ambition is to visit Hawaii . . . His goal for 1986 is to have a good paying job and a happy family. MARCELA KERNS Library Club 2, 4 F rench C lub 1 Alpha Delta Omega 3, 4 Art C lub 4 Marcel a's pet peeve is musical rabbits . .. Her secret ambition is to go to Mexico and see o bullfight . . . By 1986 she would like to be happily married. BARRY KIRKPATRICK Intramurals 1, 4 Latin Club 1 Science Club 1 J.V. Baseball 1 Manager 2 BaskctbalI Manager 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Barry's pet peeve is dead dances . . . His secret ambition is to be a hot-dogger . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a successful computer operator. GARY KLUZAK Gary’s pet peeve is. people who are quitters . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a success in his field. GAY LA KOEHN Forensic s 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4 French Club 2 A Cappclla Choir 4 Honor Guard 3 Gayla's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is to have a 12 foot deep swimming pool . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happily married. LINDA KORSON G.A.A. 1 Girls League Secretary 2 Cheerleader 2, 4 Captain 3 Linda's pet peeve is people who think they're better than others . . . Her secret ambition is to visit another state . . . By 1986 she would like to be a beautician and be happily married. LINDA ANN KRAUS Bible Club 1. 2 Girls Chorus 1 Choral Union 2. 3 Treasurer 4 F. N.C. 2. 3 Commercial Club, Student Council Representative 4 Linda’s pet peeve is people who complain about their parents . . . By 1986 she would like to be a successful secretary. KRISTINA JO KULAS A Cappclla Choir 2. 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 A stronomy Club 3 Faculty Honors List 2, 3, 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1 Hi-Life 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3 I.R.C. 2, 4 Latin Club 1 Secretary 2 Latin Scholastic Award 2 Nat'l Merit Scmi-Finalist 4 Science Club 1 Kris's pet peeve is people who are two-faced or irresolute . . . Her secret ambition is to be a great politician . . . Her hopes for 1986 arc to be happy and enjoying life. BILLIE JEAN LAFNEAR Teens for Christ 1 Secretary 2 President 3 French Club 1, 2 I.R.C. 2 Honor Roll 2. 3 Alpha Delta Omega 2, 3, 4 Billie’s pet peeves are kids who cheat in school . . . She would conf iden- tially like to be married before she is 21 . . . By 1986 she would like to be successful. JOHN LARGE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3 Treasurer 4 Boy s Glee Club 1 A Cappclla Choir 2, 4 Student Council Representative 3 Ski Tcam 3, 4 Boy's State 3 French Club 2, 3 Intramurals 3, 4 John’s pet peeve is one of his best buddies ...His secret ambition is to be an international agent of U.N.C.L.E. . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a successful bu sinessman. ANNI SCHWARTZ LARSEN Svendborg Statsgymnasium, Denmark 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 F.N.C. 4 French C lub 4 Choral Unign 4 Anni’s pet peeve is people you cannot depend on . . . Her secret ambition is secret . . . She hopes to be happily married by 1986. RODNEY JENS LARSEN Varsity Club 3 President 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Football 2, 3 Tri-captain 4 Tennis 1, 2 Co-captain 3, 4 Boys State 3 Safety Council 2 Honor guard 3 Homecoming Representative 4 Student Council Representative 2 A Cappclla Choir 2 Vice President 3, 4 Rod’s pet peeves arc people who get your attention and then say never mind” . . . His secret ambition is secret . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a success in the field of medicine. SUE A. LARSEN Latin Club 1 G.A.A. 1, 2 Girls Chorus 1 Choral Union 2, 3, 4 Sue’s pet peeve is boys who wear their hair in their eyes . . . Her secret ambition is to drive a drag racer . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happily married with two children. PATRICK HENRY LAUSE Boy's G Ice C lub 1 Football lt 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3, 4 Jets Club 4 F.F.A., Student Council R epresentative 4 Pat’s pet peeves are girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to drive an Au stin-Martin . . . By 1986 he hopes to be the Montcalm County Extcn sion Agent. GLENN LILLIE J.V. Baseball 1 Manager 3 F.F.A. 1 Vice President 2 Secretary 4 Bible Club 1 Basketball Manager 4 Glenn’s pet peeves are girls who swear . . . His secret ambition is to own the fastest car in the world . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a successful business owner. JOE LILLIE F.F.A. 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Joe’s pet peeve is girls who smoke and drink . . . By 1986 he would like to be in the State Police. JAMES ALAN LINDERMAN Honor's Math 7, 2. 3. 4 Jim's pet peeve is drivers who don’t signal for turns . . . His secret ambition is to be able to dance . . . By 1 986 he would like to be an electronics engineer. VICKI LINTZ Latin C lub 1, 2 F.T.A. 1 Honors Math 1, 2 Alpha Delta Omega 3, 4 Vicki's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is a secret . . . By 1986 she hopes to be a phar- maci st. 121 SUSAN C. LODING G.A.A. 7, 2 Publicity Chairman 3 President 4 Science Club 1 G irls' Chorus 1 Choral Union 2 A Cappella Choir 4 Student Council 3. 4 Sue's pet peeve is people who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is to be a foreign correspondent . . . Her hopes for 1986 arc that she will be a successful teacher, drive a sports car, and live at a lake. DENNIS LONDON Football 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Dennis' pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to drive in the Indianapolis 500 . . • By 1986 he hopes to own a drag strip. BEVERLEY J. MALLINDINE All-School Play 1. 4 Honors Math 7, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T.A. 3 Nurse's A ide 4 Hi-Life 4 I.R.C. 2 Latin Club 1, 2 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Cadet teacher 3 Bev's secret ambition is to be a television dancer . . . Her pet peeve is cowards . . . Her goal for 1986 is to be a happily married journalist. VERNA KAY MARKS F.N.C. 2. 4 Verna’s pet peeve is boys who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is to meet Elvis and Richard Chamberlain . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be married and in the WAVES. sue McDaniel F. H.A. 1, 2 President 3 G. A.A. 2 Sue's pet peeve is when she picks up the phone and no one answers . . . Her secret ambition is to go around the world ... By 1986 she hopes to be married. GEORGE DANIEL Me NEIL Latin Club 1, 2 Band 1 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Gym A ssistant 4 Dan's pet peeve is boys who wear varsity jackets without a letter ... His secret ambition is to be an astronaut . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a success at whatever he decides to do. Gordon r. McQueen Gordy's pet peeve is people who smoke and drink . . . His secret ambition is to join the Ionia River Rats . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a draftsman. PHYLLIS MARIE Me QUEEN F.H.C. 1 F.N.C. 2, 3 Girls Chorus 1 Bible Club 1, 2, 3 Nurse's A ide 4 Phyllis' pet peeve is girls who smoke ... Her secret ambition is to go to California ... Her ambition for 7986 is to be a nurse. 122 CHARLES PATRICK MEEK St. Thomas High School, Houston, Texas 1, 2, 3 Foren sic s 4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 4 Track 4 Tennis 4 Pat's pet peeve is people who have no regards for other people's feelings . . . His secret ambition is to be a successful ranch owner in Texas . . . His ambition for 7 986 is to be a coach and teacher. SHEILA JANE MlSNER F.H.A. 2 Commercial Club, Vice President 4 Sheila's pet peeve is kids without school spirit . . . Her secret ambition is to be a sky diver . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happily married with a large family. DIANA JEAN MITCHELL G.A.A. 7, 2 Vice President 3 Gym A ssi stant 3, 4 French Club 7, Publicity Chairman 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Captain 4 Girl s State alternate 3 Student Council 3 Social Chairman 4 Hi-Life 4 Class Secretary 3 Honor Guard 3 Diana's pet peeve is athletes who break training rules . . . Her secret ambition is to own a metallic gold Sting Ray . . .Her ambition for 7 986 is to be a successful dental hygienist and be happily married. SONDRA J. MOFFATT Morley-Stanwood 1 Choral Union 2 Commercial Club 4 Sandy's pet peeve is people who pretend to be something they aren't . . . Her secret ambition is to go into modeling . . . By 7 986 she hopes to be a successfuI housewife and mother. ANDRIA MOORE F.H.A. 1 Library Club 1, 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Andria's pet peeve is people who don't understand her . . . Her secret ambition is to live a happy life and be married by 1973 . . . By 1986 she hopes to have six ch iIdren. LYNDA LEE MOORE Art Club 1. Secretary 2, Vice President and Senior Class R epresentative 3, President and Senior Class Representative 4 French Club 1 Sc fence Club 1 F. N.C. 1, 2 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3 I.R.C. 2, 3 F.T.A. 2. 4 Lyn's pet peeve is people who spell her name with an . . . Her secret ambition is to be a fashion designer in New York ... Her ambition for 7986 is to be happily married to a dentist and work as his a ssistant. JOHN ALAN NELSON Football I, 2, 3, 4 BasketbalI 7, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 7, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Vice President 4 Boys State 3 Homecoming King 4 Honor Guard 3 V arsity C lub 3, 4 John's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to race in the Indianapolis 500 . . . By 7 986 he hopes to be happily married, a successful coach, and have enough kids for a football team. MICHAEL ROBERT NELSON Band 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Golf 4 Mike's pet peeve is one of his fellow cronies . . . His secret ambition is to hang ten . . . By 7 986 he hopes to be a rich, successful business magnate. WILLIAM J. NICHOLS C lass F lirt Bill's pet peeve is teachers that stare . . . His secret ambition is to flirt with every girl in the world . . . his ambition for 1986 is to be a tool and die maker. RICHARD JAMES NIELSEN Dick's pet peeve is people who sit and watch telev i sion by the hour . . .His ambition for 1986 is to take a trip to the moon. KEN NOYES Ken’s pet peeve is people who think they know every th ing . . . His secret ambition is a secret . . . His hopes for 1986 consist of being a businessman. SONJA LEE OLSEN F.H.A. 2. 3 Sonja's pet peeve is boys who break up with girls for unfair reasons . . . Her secret ambition is to get married and have lots of kids . . . By 7 986 she hopes to be happily married. GEORGE E. OVERLY Latin Club. Freshman Representative 1, 2 Honor Roll 7, 2, 3, 4 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 A 11-School Play 4 Class treasurer 2, 4 George s pet peeve is too much work . . . He would secretly like to be an astronaut . . . By 7 986 he hopes to be alive. THOMAS D. OVERLY Alpha Delta Omega 3, 4 Varsity C lub 4 Wrestling Manager 2, 3 Art Club 1 Football Manager 1, 2 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Tom's secret ambition is to be a trumpet player ... By 1986 he hopes to be the world's greatest living architect. VICKI PALETHORPE Girls Chorus 1 Commercial Club 4 Vicki’s pet peeve is teens who drink ... Her secret ambition is to be a successful secretary . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be happily married. CHERYL A. PARKER French Club 1, 2 I.R.C. 4 MUNA Delegate 2, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Girls League Board 1, 2 Forensics 2 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 4 Debate Tcam 4 Hi-Life 4 Cheryl’s pet peeve is people who arc never serious about anything . . . Her secret amb ition is to visit Greece . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be a successful reporter. CAROL ANN PETERSEN Carol's pet peeve is people who think they’re better than others and the 20 question daily quizzes in history . . . Her secret ambition is to fly to Europe . . . By 7 986 she hopes to have toured the world and be happily married. LEWIS PETERSEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Science C lub 1 Louie’s pet peeve is people who don’t act themselves . . His secret ambition is to fly an airplane . . . By 7 986 he hopes to be a successful tool and die maker. SHARREE PICKELL G.A.A. 7, 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1 F.T.A. 1 Choral Union 4 Science Club 1 Sharree's pet peeve is senior girls who smoke and drink . . By 7 986 she hopes to be happily married and have at least one child. CRAIG W. RACKLIFFE Boys’ Glee Club 1 All-School Play 4 Cross Country 4 Football 2, 3 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Baseball 2 V arsity C lub 4 Craig's pet peeve is people who pretend to be something that they aren't . . . His secret ambition is to get a story published . . . By 1986 he hopes to be teaching history. STEPHEN STANLEY RADER Band 7, 2, 3, 4 Football 7, 2 Track 2, 4 Tennis 1 Varsity Club 3, 4 French Club 1 Science Club 1 Steve’s pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to own a 'Vette . . . He would like to be living in Boston, Massachusetts by 1986. NANCY LOU REED F.N.C. 1 Student Council Representative 2 Vice President 3 President 4 Bible Club 1, 2 Treasurer 3, 4 Nurse's A ide 3 Nancy’s pet peeve is swearing, disrespectful teenagers . . . Her secret ambition is to be an accompl i shed pianist . . . By 1986 she hopes to be a happily married mother and a successful nurse. SUSAN M. RICE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 2, 3. 4 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 Faculty Honors List 2, 3, 4 Hi-Life 4 Sue’s pet peeve is the Beatles . . . Her secret ambition is to meet Everett Dirksen and learn to play the oboe . . . Her ambition for 7 986 is to be a commercial artist. JOHN JOSEPH RIEHL Science Club 1 French Club 1 R cpresentative 2 Class Vice President 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2 Golf 2, 3, 4 Ski Tearn 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 John’s pet peeve is people who get things they don’t earn . . . His secret ambition is to be a cowboy . . . By 1986 he would like to be retired with a degree in mechanical eng ineering and a million dollars. ROBERT RITTER Football 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 Boy's G Ice C lub 1 Student Council 4 Bob’s pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to be successful in life . . . His ambition for 1986 is to be a success at his chosen job. ROBERT ROBERTS Warren High School 1, 2, 3 Band 4 Football 4 Varsity Club 4 Track 4 Bob’s pet peeve is people who jump to conclusion s . . . His secret ambition is to be serious once in his life . . . By 1986 he would like to be a millionaire playboy. MARY JO ROBERTSON Band 1, 2, 3 S.C. Representative 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3 Head 4 Faculty Honor's List 2. 3. 4 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2 Secretary 3, 4 Homecoming Representative 3 Honor Guard 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Class Secretary 2 Honors Math 1, 2 Science Club 1 I.R.C. 1 French Club 1, 2 Hi-Life 4 Mary Jo’s pet peeve is people who can’t talk seriously . . . Her secret ambition is to go surfing at Hunt ington Beach . . . Her ambition for 7 986 is to be happy and successful in whatever she’s doing. ROGER ROY Roger’s pet peeve is people who are snobbish . . . His secret ambition is a secret. DAWN GLORY RUSSELL Bible Club 7, 2 Girls' Chorus 1 Latin Club 2 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3, 4 F.N.C. 1 Dawn’s pet peeve is dishoncsty . . . Her secret ambition is to be a minister’s wife . . . By 7 986 she hopes to be a successful wife and mother. DENNIS B. SAWMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sc ience Club 7 French Club 1, 2 Honor’s Society 1, 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Dennis’ pet peeve is girls who smoke and drink . . . His secret ambition is to be a pilot in the U.S. Air Force . . . His ambition for 7 986 is to be a successful officer in the U.S.A.F. DAVID ROBERT JOHN SCHNICKE Dave s pet peeve is bills . . . His secret ambition is to fly a plane . . . By 1986 he would like to dig for gold on the moon. VICKI LYNN SCHREINER G.A.A. 1 Commercial Club, Corresponding Secretary 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 4 Vicki's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . By 1986 she hopes to be a successful housewife and secretary. NAOMI S. SHANK Naomi's pet peeve is teenagers who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is to be on the Lawrence Welk Show . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be living in paradi se. CYNTHIA JEANNE SHARPE Science Club 1 Latin Club 1 Historian 2 A Cappclla Choir 2, 3, 4 Girls Chorus 1 Forensics 2, 3, 4 All-School Play 1, 4 F. T.A., Vice President 4 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 I.R.C. 2 Cyndi's pet peeve is boys who wear sweaters without shirts under them . . . Her secret ambition is to own a sloop on Cape Cod . . . By 7 986 she hopes to be a successful speech and drama teacher in a Class A school, and a play write. JO ANN EILEEN SHELEST F.H.A. 1, 2 Jo's pet peeves are girls who smoke and teenagers who drink . . . Her secret ambition is to be a secretary . . . By 7 986 she would like to be a housewife and a good secretary. 123 JIL R. SHOEMAKER J.V. Cheerleader 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 Honor Guard 3 French Club, Freshman Rep. 1, 2 I.R.C. 2 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 Student Council 4 Girls Chorus 1 Choral Union 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Girls League, Freshman Rep. 1 Vice President 3 President 4 Jil s pet peeve is those who don t have enthusiasm and spirit for their school . . . Her secret ambition is to drive in the Grand Prix . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be a success at whatever she is doing. FAY EDWARD SHROYER, Jr. Football 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Honor Guard 3 Homecoming Court 3 Ed s pet peeve is irresponsible athletes ... His secret ambition is to be successful . . . By 1986 he hopes to be healthy and happy. ROBERT A. SIBLEY Track 1, 2, 3 Alpha Delta Omega 3, 4 Bob's pet peeve is female teachers . . . His secret ambition is to be president of General Motors . . . By 1986 he hopes to be vice president of General Motors. JOHN SIMMONS Wrestling 2 John's pet peeve is people who act better than others ... His secret ambition is to make a trip to Mexico and South America . . . His ambition for 1986 is to own a used car lot. TERRIE SIMMONS G.A.A. 1, 2. 3 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Commercial Club 4 F.N.C. 1, 2 F.H.A. lt 2 Terrie's pet peeve is snobbish people ... Her secret ambition is to be a skin diver . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be very successful. ARNOLD C. SNYDER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Arnold's pet peeve is school . . . His secret ambition is to become o millionaire . . . By 1986 he hopes to be successful. COLLEEN MARIE SOWER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Honors Math 1 Latin Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 1 Library Club 1 Forensics 3 Choral Union 4 All-School Play 4 Cheerleader 3 Colleen s pet peeve is people who don't pay attention to what someone says and ask them to repeat it .. . Her secret ambition is secret . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happy and successful. 124 ELAINE R. SPENCER Girls Chorus 1 Commcrc ial Club 4 Elaine's pet peeve is people who think they're better than others . . . Her secret ambition is to be on her own . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happily married and have two children. ROBERT L. STEARNS Band 1 T rack 1 Football 1 Bob's pet peeve is a certain girl . . . His secret ambition is to be an astronaut . . . By 1986 he would like to be a successful mechanical engineer. DAVID E. STEIN Science Club 1 Latin Club 1, 2 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2 BasketbalI 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys State 3 Dave's pet peeve is athletes who don't take practice seriously . . . His secret ambition is to be a basketbal I referee ... His ambition for 1986 is to be the coach of a class A school which has just won a state title and has its starting team return ing. CHESTER D. STONE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural s 1 Football 2 Chet's pet peeve is girls who smoke and drink . . . His secret ambition is going to college . . . By 1986 he would like to be a state policeman. CRAIG A. STONE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Craig's pet peeve is homework . . . His secret ambition is to be a road racer . . . His ambition for 1986 is to be a car designer. SUSAN IRENE STUEWER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 President 2 Honors Math 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls State 3 Youth Music 3 Police Court 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 4 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Honor Guard 3 Hi-Life 3 Copy Editor 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Susie's pet peeve is people who can eat and stay thin . . . Her secret ambition is to be an ambassador to a foreign country . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happy. CYNTHIA LEE SUTPHEN Choral Union 2, 3 A Cappella Choir 4 F.T.A. 4 Art Club, Social Chairman 4 Student Council 4 A11-School Play 4 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Cyndi's pet peeve is people who think they're better than other people . . . Her secret ambition is to travel around the world . . . Her ambition for 1986 is to be a successful fashion model. ANN M. SWARTZ Latin C lub 1, 2 F. N.C. 1, 2, 3 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Nurse's Aide Ann's pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is a secret ... By 1986 she hopes to be happily married and teaching in an elementary school. DANIEL H. SWARTZ Baseball 1, 2 Boys State 3 Intcrlochcn 3 French Club 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 President 4 Boy s Glee Club 1 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Debate Tearn 4 Dan's pet peeve is people who have nothing worthwhile to do . . .His secret ambition is to lead and follow successfully . . . By 1986 he hopes to have discovered his purpose in life. CARYL LYNN SWIFT Latin Club 1, 2 Bible Club 1 Science Club 1 Girls Chorus 1 Choral Union 2, 3, 4 Caryl's pet peeve is people who don't try ... Her secret ambition is to sec people act their age . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happily married and content. DONALD WAYNE TAYLOR French Club 1, 2 Science Club 1 Varsity Club 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 2 Don's pet peeve are people who try to be someth ing they aren't . . . His secret ambition is to be a good architect . . . His ambition for 1986 is to be a successful person at whatever he is doing. JANIS KAY TAYLOR F.H.A. 2 Janis' pet peeve is boys with long hair . . . Her secret ambition is to get married a year after high school . . . By 1986 she would like to have four children. CHERYL LYNN TERJUNG Science Club 1 F.H.A. 2 S.C. Rep. 3, 4 Art Club 4 Cheryl’s pet peeve is people who don't use their turn signals when going around a corner . . . Her secret ambition is to attend Ferris . . . By 1986 she hopes to own her own beauty salon and be happily married with two children. ERIC GENE THOMAS Rock Creek High School 1, 2, 3 Band 4 Eric’s pet peeve is beets . . . His secret ambition is to be a professional musician . . . By 1986 he hopes to be leading a happily married life. DICK TIFFANY Dick's pet peeve is Mustang s . . . His secret ambition is secret . . . By 1986 he hopes to own his own car. PRUDENCE B. TOWER Band 1, 2, 3 Secretary 4 A Cappcla Choir 3 Enscmblc 4 Latin Club 7, 2 G.A.A. I, 2, 3 F.T.A., President 4 All-School Play 4 Student Council 4 Prudy%s pet peeve is split ends . . . Her secret ambition is to compose o symphony . . . Her amb it ion for 7986 is to be a succcs sful music teacher and be happily married. STEPHEN J. TOWER Baseball 7, 2, 3 F.F.A. 2 Steve's pet peeve is underclassmen . . . His secret ambition is to quit school and join the Navy . . . By 1986 he would like to be a rich retiree. BOB TOWN F.F.A. 7. 2. 3. 4 Bob’s pet peeve is snoopy people . . . His secret ambition is to drag race ... By 1986 he hopes to be working at Ore-lda. DAVID C. TRUESDELL Class President 2 Student Council 4 Honors Math 7, 2, 3, 4 BaskctbalI 1, 2, 4 Baseball 7, 2 Football 7 Latin Club 7 Treasurer 2 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2 Dave's pet peeve is people who conform to everything . . .His secret ambition is to own a South Pacific island . . . By 1986 he would like to be a successful mi IIionaire. JACK TYLER Football 1, 2, 4 Wrestling 7 Intramurals 3 Safety Council 4 Jack's pet peeve is girls who talk all the time . . . His secret ambition is to be a successful accountant . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a success in his chosen field. NANCY VAN HOOSE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 I.R.C. 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 F.T.A. 3, 4 Cadet Teacher 3 Nurse's Aide 4 Nancy’s pet peeve is white socks . . . Her secret ambition is to be a surfer . . . By 1986 she would like to be successful and have six children. ROGER D. VANSCONIS Roger’s pet peeve is stuck up people . . . His secret ambition is to become an all around auto mechanic. PATRICIA VENUS Library Club 1 Treasurer 2, 4 Alpha Delta Omega 7. 2. 3 I.R.C. 3 Art C lub 4 Pat's pet peeve is musical rabbits . . . Her secret ambition is to go to the Grand Canyon . . . Her ambition for 7 986 is to be happily’ married. JUDITH ANN WALDRON Commcrc ial Club 4 Judy’s pet peeve is people who act smart when they aren’t . . . Her secret ambition is to be a private secretary . . . By 1986 she hopes to be happily married and have a family. PEGGY LYNN WACHA Latin Club 2 Freshman Representative 1 Alpha Delta Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 Faculty Honors List 2 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 A stronomy Club 3 Girls’ Chorus 1 A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Honors Math 1, 2, 3 I.R.C. 2 Class Student CounciI Reprcsentative 3 Peggy’s pet peeve is people who think they know everything . . . Her secret ambition is to go on a safari . . .Her ambition for 1986 is to be happily married. TERRY L. WALKINGTON Band 1 French Club 1, 2 Sc ience Club 1 A stronomy Club 1 Alpha Delta Omega 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 3 Faculty Honors List 2. 3, 4 Terry’s pet peeve is people who say “I hate it” ... His secret ambition is to be a spy . . . By 1986 he hopes to be a successful and married engineer. NANCY JO WALSTON F. N.C. 1, 2, 3 G. A.A. 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 1, 2 Nurse s A ide 3 Nancy’s pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is a huge secret . . . Her ambition for 7 986 is to be a successful lab technician. ALLEN WHEELER Golf 2. 3 F.F.A. 1. 2. 4 Al’s pet peeve is girls who mess up his hair ... In 7986 he would like to go to the moon. JILL WHEELER F. H.A. 1 Commercial Club 4 G. A.A. 1. 2 Jill’s pet peeve is people who think they’re better than someone else . . . Her secret ambition is to tour the world . . . In 1986 she would like to be happily married and have a family. CYNTHIA S. WILKIE Science C lub 1 French Club 1 Points Chairman 2 Art Club 3 Treasurer 4 G.A.A. 1, 2. 3 Honor Guard 3 Homecoming Representative 4 Alpha Delta Omega 3, 4 All-School Play 4 Cadet Teacher 3 F.T.A. 3 Hi-Life 4 Cyndi's pet peeve is people who repeat things . . . By 7 986 she hopes to be succcs sful. GLENN WILLIAMS Glenn’s pet peeve is liars and two-faced people . . . His secret ambition is to become an active person in many things . . . By 7 986 he would like to be rich with money and friends. RICK H. WILLIAMS BasketbalI 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 7, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3 Secretary 4 Class Vice President 1 Student Council 3 Rick’s pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . His secret ambition is to play pro football . . . By 7 986 he would like to be a successful coach. JULIE JO WILLMORE Latin Club 1, 2 Girls’ Chorus 1 Commercial Club 3 Treasurer 4 Julie’s pet peeve is girls who smoke . . . Her secret ambition is to become a successful ice skater ... By 1986 she would like to be a happily married and successful secretary. ROGER L. WILLMORE Football 1 2, 3 Basketbal I 1 Roger’s pet peeve is girls with runs in their nylons . . . All of his ambition s arc known . . . By 7986 he hopes to be retired. KATHRYN F. WOLVERTON Art Club Secretary 4 Science Club 1 French Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Nurse’s Aide 3, 4 Girls League Board 3 Kathy’s pet peeve is dead towns . . . Her secret ambition is to ride a Honda from Mich igan to California . . . By 1986 she would like to be working overseas on an airliner. SANDRA KAY WOOSTER F.N.C. 2, 3 Commercial Club 4 B iblc Club 1, 2 F.H.A. 2 Sandy’s pet peeve is people who run others down to make themselves sound better . . . Her secret ambition is to work in an office . . . By 7 986 she would like to have traveled all over the world. ROBERT WUELFING J.V. Football 1 3osobalI Manager 1 Wrestl ing 2, 4 Bob's pet peeve is people who show off . . . His secret ambition is well guarded as a secret . . . He would like to be the owner of a machine shop in twenty years. GREGORY WULF Latin Club 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 A stronomy and Jets Club, President 4 Boys Glee Club. President 4 Greg’s pet peeves are people who smoke and people who arc rude . . . His secret ambition is to call teachers by th’eir first names ... By 1986 he hopes to be a successful radio and television announcer. 125 GAIL ENSLEY Traditionally, cheerleaders are thought to be the symbols of high spirits and good fun. Our cheerleaders are certainly no exception. Their carefully choreographed cheers, the result of hours of hard work, add immeasurably to the excitement of our athletic contests and pep assemblies. Their skits and hall posters are a delight to see. SUZIE GOULET JIL SHOEMAKER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS NANCY DOLAN A y KATHY WOLVERTON, LINDA KORSON, JILL SHOEMAKER 126 One is tempted to mimic a television commercial in describing our talented cheerleaders: sparkling, excit- ing, bubbly, refreshing, spritely . . . PAM KELLOGG JUSTINE BARRY BARB OLSEN MARY MOON BECKY WILLIAMS PAM BURNS LINDA WILDNER SfUvi (?eMAu Not toothless or bald, but BEST LOOKING: Cindi Sutphen and John Bradley Careful of that roller skate! MOST SOPHISTICATED: Julie Colby and Tom Hansen Tsk, Tsk. MAD mags for MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kris Kulas and Roy Baldridge Show us your stuff. . . CLASS ACTORS: Cyndi Sharpe and Roy Baldridge How interesting! ALL AROUND: Susie Stuewer and Tom Hansen Hm - a little black book. CLASS FLIRTS: Lynda Moore and Bill Nichols Keep smiling! MOST POPULAR: Susie Stuewer and John Nelson 128 They aren’t really mad, they're CLASS COUPLE: Linda Eherenman and Jim Higginson. A young Grandma Moses? CLASS ARTIST: Kathy Wol verton. What’s that you say? CLASS SPEAKER: John Heinzelman Don’t make a fqce at me! CLASS CLOWNS: Susie Loding and Rick Williams. Yum, Yum, SWEETEST: Susie Stuewer and Chuck Beach. Ooh, that music! CLASS DANCERS: Lori Hahnenberg, Bob Hemmes. Lemons and onions for the JOLLIEST: Susie Loding and Dave Ford. Do, Re, Me, . . . CLASS MUSICIAN: Dan Swartz. Go, Go, Go! .CLASS ATHLETES: Jil Shoemaker and Tom Hansen. 129 Susan Rice Donna Grewe Roy Baldridge Jack Rice and Kris Kulas display an artistic record of the year’s events, drawn by Susan. GREENVILLE ON THE - - - As Seen by the Hi-Life Staff This book is a record of the 1965-66 school year. It was recorded and arranged by the Hi-Life staff members. We have enjoyed it — we hope you will, too. W'e think that GHS is really On the Go, and this record of the year’s fun and work proves it. This is why we chose the theme above. Connie Kane Pam Scharstein Lois Scanlon Cheryl Parker Candy Jaehnig 130 Diana Mitchell Jeanne Corey Peggy Wacha Cindi Wilkie Bill Mahder STAFF MEMBERS EDITOR — Candy Jaehnig COPY EDITOR - Susie Stuewer BUSINESS MANAGER - Linda Johnson SALES AND PROMOTION - Kris Kulas ACTIVITIES — Cindi Wilkie, Connie Kane ATHLETICS - Jeff Barker, Chuck Bradley, Dave Jensen CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS — Bill Mahder, Char O'Brien, Lynda Daniels UNDERGRADS — Donna Grewe, Diana Mitchell SENIORS — Jeanne Corey, Bev Mallindine, Pam Scharstein FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION - Peggy Wacha, Roy Baldridge, Lois Scanlon FINE ARTS — Candy Jaehnig ADVERTISING — Cheryl Parker, Doug Martin, Dave Ford ARTWORK - Susan Rice PHOTOGRAPHERS — Jack Rice, Bob Faber FEATURES — Susie Stuewer, Candy Jaehnig ADVISOR — Mr. Darwin Sampson Dave Jensen Chuck Bradley Linda Johnson Jeff Barker Dave Ford 131 FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION ! 133 Board Leads the Way PRESIDENT, Jack Highfield TRUSTEE, Duncan Ross TRUSTEE, Lillian Chung TRUSTEE, Archie Curtis VICE-PRESIDENT, Keith King TREASURER, William Smith SECRETARY, Dr. Robert Rice Principal James Ryan Counselors Guide Students With Their Problems The Arts And Sciences 137 Mastering The Art MRS. CUMMINGS English 201, 202 Engl i sh L iteroture MR. HANNAH English 203 American Literature Of Communication MR. RODGERS French I, II MR. STEINHAUER English 102, 201, 203 139 MISS TOMKO: Shorthand I and II, Vocational Office Practice MISS VANDERVLUGHT: Typing I and II, Office Practice Learning the Past, Present and Future MR. MORFORD: Civics, Psychology MISS GRUEB: U. S. History, Civics, Sociology Business Education MR. WATSON: Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Refresher Arithmetic MR. SWANTON: Honors Math I and III Algebra I, and Physics Of U.S. an World MR. FOX Geo-History, U.S. History MR. ROBINSON U.S. History Trains for the Future MR. REED Bookkeeping I, Personal Typing, Intermediate Typing MR. BROWN Basic Business, Business Law, Recordkeeping and Business -b- 7b2 -4ac 2a MR. DIEHL Senior Math, Honors Math II, Trigonometry, Algebra II MR. SEAVER Algebra I and II, General Math 141 Vocational Training Opens Occupational Doors MR. STEGHUIS Shop Math, Electronics Shop, Manufacturing Process, Machine Shop MR. WEISGERBER Agri-Biology, Irrigation, Plant' Animal 142 Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds MISS STALL Home Economics I, II, III, IV MISS HAMILTON Girls' Physical Education MR.MATHEWS Boys Physical Education Student Teachers Assist During MATH DEPARTMENT SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Rhodes Mr. Priest Mr. West Miss Kurnat the Year ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. VanderMeer Mrs. Burtch Custodians Keep the School Spick and Span Staff Helps School Run Smoothly MRS. BALWINSKI Secretory, Principal’s Office MRS. BIGLER Secretary, Counseling Office l MRS. MACDUFF Nurse FINE ARTS 147 Row 1: Susie Loding, Debbie Donn, Debbie DeGraw, Condi Hammond, Linda Wildner, Becky Williams Row 2: Janess Rivard, Doreen Mitchell, Debbie Wheeler, Nancy Dolan, Peggy Wacho, Gayla Koehn, Cindy Sharpe Row 3: Marilyn Hansen, Cindy Sutphen, Pat Lause, Merlin Tiede, Mike Fessenden, Clair Hansen, Mike Doty Row 4: Budd Kelley, Dan Swartz, Jim Ritzema, Brent Sailor, Mark Pierantoni A CAPPELLA A Cappello Choir Council PRESIDENT — Dan Swartz VICE-PRESIDENT - Mark Pierantoni SECRETARY — Vera Calhoun TREASURER - Donna Grewe PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN — Candy Jaehnig INITIATION CHAIRMAN — Susie Loding STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE — Peggy Wacha STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Bob Ritter STAGE MANAGER - Mike Fessenden Row 1: Cherie Andersen, Justine Barry, Pam Kellogg, Kris Kulas, Laurie Kipp, Donna Grewe, Dawn Russell Row 2: Vera .Calhoun, Candy Jaehnig, Paula Pentoney, Ginger Gibson, Ruth Lepley, Janet Ross, Prudy Tower Row 3: Tom Gleason, Jim Whitten, Dale Harley, Dana Barrett, Bill Mahder, Richard Steffensen, Mr. Gillett Row 4: Bob Ritter, Jeff Brown, Dennis Johnson, John Large, Fred Hodgkins, Rod Larsen CHOIR A Cappella Choir, one of the most active organizations in school, performed this year for its annual Variety Show, the Christmas Concert, THE CREATION by Haydn, the Spring Concert, baccalaureate services, Good Friday services, and a concert at the Junior High. The probable highlight of the year was a program put on for the patients at Ionia State Hospital. All of these performances met with obvious success. The Ensemble, a small group of mixed voices, gave numerous programs for community clubs and organizations. This vocal group purchased distinctive camel tan blazers this year. ENSEMBLE Row 1: Nancy Dolan, Candy Jaehnig, Kris Kulas, Vera Calhoun Row 2: Debbie Wheeler, Condi Hammond, Prudy Tower, Ruth Lepley Row 3: Clair Hansen, Dale Harley, Bill Mahder, Jeff Brown Row 4: Dan Swartz, Mark Pierantoni, Rod Larsen, Fred Hodgkins 149 Row 1: Pot McGowan, Kristy Brown, Christie Gleason, Linda Waldorf, Debbie Stewart Row 2: Becky Hill, Diane Kraft, Ethel Packard, Phyllis King, Linda Johnson, PatChipman Row 3: Jan Hammer, Carol Plank, Rae Dethlefsen, Linda Kraus, Roxanne Celany, Jody Kocher Row 4: Beth Jepson, Joyce Hansen, Becky Christensen, Linda Eherenman, Sue Larsen, Colleen Sower CHORAL PRESIDENT - Jil Shoemaker VICE PRESIDENT - Linda Ehe renman SECRETARY - Sandy LeClear TREASURER - Linda Kraus INITIATION CHAIRMAN - Kristy Brown STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Ethel Packard STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Mary Riehl LIBRARIAN - Jody Kocher LIBRARIAN — Linda Johnson 150 Choral Union, an all-girl choir, took part in the Christmas concert, the spring concert, and the Thanksgiving assembly. Because they purchased new robes this year, the girls found it necessary to keep the school in supply of candy throughout the year. The robes are a brilliant shade of medium blue. Choral Union tours the elementary schools in the spring with a show to entertain the young children. To show its appreciation, the choir presents a cup to the outstanding senior girl. The recipient is selected by popular vote. The members also have a S 100 scholarship for the senior who has shown scholastic achievement, financial need, and service to the choir. UNION Row 1: Karen Urbanski, Mary Moon, Gayle Ensley, Mary Kluzak Row 2: Sharree Pickell, Mary Ann Allen, Sandy Walthuis, Jenny Merren Row 3: Jo Ann Skinner, Pat Johnson, Arlene Sharkey, Brenda Soule, Anni Larsen, Mr. Gillett Row 4: Mary Cameron, Sheryl Wooster, Cheryl Rarick, Robin Ward, Gay Breidinger, Caryl Swift, Jil Shoemaker Row 1: Pot Spry, John Riojos, Bob Shearer, Dewey Allen, Jock Rice, Mr. Gillett Row 2: Gordon McQueen, Jon Sharpe, Steve Miller, Richard Steffensen, Mike Blackmer, Gary Morey Row 3: Lee Weaver, Dan Swartz, Pat Louse, Greg Wulf, Budd Kelley, Rick Hall, Lynn Houghton BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Greg Wulf SECRETARY - TREASURER - Budd Kelley LIBRARIAN - Pat Louse STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Mike Blackmer 152 A choir that made a reappearance in Greenville High School this year was Bovs’ Glee Club. This group met on two days a week during the first semester and three days during the second semester, alternating with the new Music Theory class. The young men performed at the Christmas concert and the spring concert. Their progress was observed by all who heard them. FRESHMAN CHORUS Row 1: Ruth Piatt, Sara Billings, Sarah Dolan, Pam Hagadus, Debbie Hall, Jean Strotheide, Vickie Gender, Wendy Eastman Row 2: Bonnie Decker, Faith Heimbecker, Sue Hansen, Kathy Koehn, Kathy Chipman, Sherry Brown, Kerry Brown, Jan Mallindine, Nita Russell, Melanie Elder Row 3: Mr. Gillett, Mary Reer, Deanna Woosley, Robin Barker, Mary Morris, La Donna Rienke, Jeannette Williams, Cindy Aylsworth, Sandy Breindinger, Kathy Johnson, Holly Main Row 4: Pam Jorgensen, Sharia Hart, Susan Falk, Susan Bennett, Susan Turnbull, Larke Merren, Linda Alles, Karen Foote, Mary Anne Fink, Pam Cogswell, Cindi Lowry OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Cindi Lowry SECRETARY - Kathy Koehn LIBRARIAN - Mary Anne Fink STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Pam Jorgensen The Freshman Chorus was re-instated at GHS this year after a short absence, also. The success of this choir was evident when the girls sang at the Christmas and spring concerts. The choir is a training choral group, rather than a strict performing choir, for freshman girls interested in vocal music or planing on joining one of the other choral groups later. The girls spend some time studying music appreciation, as well as actual singing. This is the first year that a GHS Freshman Chorus has had robes, since these girls were given the replaced Choral Union robes. 153 1966 G.H.S. PRESIDENT - Jeff Barker VICE PRESIDENT - John Nelson SECRETARY — Prudy Tower TREASURER - Sharon Van Hoose STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Char O’Brien CONCERT BAND STAGE BAND MEMBERS Fred Hodgkins at the piano Row 1: Greg Wulf, Clair Hansen,Doug Martin, Budd Kelley, Dave Ford Row 2: Arnold Harrison, Spike Kemp, Jim Blinn, Bob Roberts Row 3: Mike Delp, Steve Rader, Jeff Barker, Dennis Sawman, Lewis Petersen, Paul Christiansen, La Vern Williams THE STAGE BAND MAJOR ETTES m IP Barb Turner T H E B A N D I N A C T I O N . . . they put on fine shows at halftime during football season . . . Band members past and present take part in the summer band concerts, held on the lawn in front of the school . . . . . . and they generate much enthusiasm at the basketball games. 157 A new face at G.H.S DEBATE - - - Row 1: Advisor, Mr. Honey, Roe Dethlefsen, Sissy Freemon, Char O’Brien, Barb Wininger Row 2: Candi Hammond, Budd Kelley, Bill Mahder, Cheryl Parker Anybody care to argue? G. H. S, had its first debate team this year. Seventy-five years from now, someone will say, 'Gee! 1 wonder who was on the first debate team?”WelI, the answer is: Char O’Brien, Sissy Freeman, Budd Kelley, and Cheryl Parker, negative; Barb Wininger, Bill Mahder, and Rae Dethlefsen, affirmative. The topic this year was Resolved, that the federal government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitration in basic industries.’’ Don’t feel bad, you’re not the only one who doesn’t understand it. Each debate has two affirmative members and two negative members who each give two speeches called constructive and rebuttal speeches. Every debate is judged on the basis of a possible total of 25 points. This year’s team beat Rockford and Belding once each and missed beating East Grand Rapids, 1965 state champions, by only two points. Row 1: Bill Mahder, Nona Russell, Kathy Johnson, Hilda Burroughs, Valois La Berteaux, Mr. Haney Row 2: Dale Senn, Pat Meek, Dan Swartz, Roy Baldridge FORENSICS Forensics is designed to improve speech, diction, and poise. Contests are held at three levels: local, district, and regional. Two new areas were introduced this year: Multiple Reading and Radio News Commentary. Mr. Ivan Haney acted as advisor. LOCAL FORENSICS WINNERS Humorous Interpretive First — Nona Russell Second — Hilda Burroughs Serious Interpretive First — Dan Swartz Second — Valois La Berteaux Original Oratory First — Bill Mahder Radio News Commentary First — Dale Senn Second — Bob Dodds Multiple Reading First — Pat Meek, Kathy Johnson, Roy Baldridge, Tom Blumberg, Cindy Sharpe. 159 ♦ ADVERTISING i 161 Gibson 'If utl fylad pW $ yt a REFRIGERATORS FOOD FREEZERS AIR CONDITIONERS ELECTRIC RANGES DEHUMIDIFIERS HUPP CORPORATION GIBSON REFRIGERATOR DIVISION 162 FEDERAL-MOGUL GREENVILLE PLANT Federal-Mogul Plant Greenville High School Graduates Have Helped Make Federal-Mogul A Successful Operation FEDERAL-MOGUL DIVISION FEDERAL-MOGUL CORPORATION GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 163 FINE FROZEN FOODS Superior Quality POTATO, CORN ONION Products by . . . GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN Ore'Ida Foods, Inc. I We are very pleased to have been chosen to print this year book again this year. greenville printing co. 1121 W. WASHINGTON • GREENVILLE, MICHIGAN 48838 TELEPHONES: 754-5249 691 8389 165 HIGHFIEID DRUG CO. The Finest in FOUNTAIN SERVICE COSMETICS STATIONERY CAMERA SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES and the Best Prescription Center FINE FURNITURE and CARPETS for 45 YEARS GREENVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY RANNEY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY DOUBLE-D PLASTICS Drugs r Cosmetics mw$ MAMMY 100 S. Lafayette PL 4-6440 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 from FIRST STATE BANK OF GREENVILLE 168 GIBSON DESIGNER SERIES TRIMLINE APPLIANCES FROST CLEAR Refrigerators and Freezers Airsweep Air Conditioners Electric Ranges With Teflon Ovens Distributed by VINING SALES, Greenville, Michigan COMMERCIAL STATE SAVINGS BANK GREENVILLE TRUFANT 169 VITO, INC. BUICKS OLDS Let Joe Plantamura start you on the road to success with the keys to a new Buick or Olds THE DAILY NEWS The Finest Coverage in Local News Natal News Advertjsirlg 170 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1966 from Mr. Mrs. John Lintz, Owners GOLDEN PLASTIC PRODUCTS INJECTION MOLDING BERT PITRE CHEVROLET Congratulations Class of 1966 The measure of an education is the use it’s put to. It’s how well you use it that will determine your personal success. Tomorrow belongs to people who’ll grow along with it. People like you. Congratulations and all good MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY 171 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 KEN JOHNSON, REALTORS CITIZEN’S MAN INSURANCE WE SELL INSURANCE AND GIVE SERVICE WYCKOFFS Fitters of Feet” Greenville’s exclusive HUSH PUPPY Dealer Hush Puppies Hill's Market VOUR SPARTAN STORE NOT CHEAP MEAT but GOOD MEAT CHEAP “YOU'LL SAVE MORE AT YOUR SPARTAN STORE” 172 RITZEMA’S MEN’S WEAR Since 1924 Featuring quality clothing at prices you can afford to pay Boy’s Department Sizes 12 to 20 by HELMUT Same people, same place, same distinctive portraits with personality as when we served you as the Larry Brown Photography Studio. W P L B AM FM The Sports Station 1,000 WATTS-DAY 500 WATTS-NIGHT Full Service Radio Serving All Of Midwestern Michigan 173 The Vaughn Company DEPARTMENT STORES IN MICHIGAN CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EUREKA LUMBER Everything 176 CLARK'S FLOWERS Mr. Taylor and son Don REDECORATING? Let JERRY'S WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE Be Of Service MODEL BAKERY Best in Bake Goods 177 WILSON SERVICE STATION - SUNOCO FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE GREENVILLE HARDWARE FOR THE FIX-IT MAN’S NEEDS -Your Complete Hardware Store” GITTLEMAN'S For the finest of sportswear Bobbie Brooks College Town Koret of California Garland and many others pDlY'J'UAJJ SHARPE MOTOR SALES Inc. 410 S. Lafayette St. Telephone PI 4-6549 Used car lot PI 4-5467 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 219 S. Lafayette Greenville The Family Store” JEAN'S I.G.A. FOR HIGH QUALITY AT LOW PRICES 919 W. WASHINGTON ST. GENES CLARK SERVICE HAS SUPER SERVICE FOR YOUR CARS NEEDS The Door Is Always Open To You At I.M. ROOD “By name-not by nature” I.M. POODiUt OFFICE SUPPLIES 7 S6oui Hkzt 'tyou @ viet Send 'P'umk BALDRIDGE GREENHOUSE TO EACH GRADUATE Congratulations Now that you have had the good fortune of comp eting your high school studies — let me recommend and urge you to be mindful of those less fortunate, who for one reason or another fell 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. Sfrut 'Kentfi FABER'S JEWELRY Gifts You‘11 Give With Pride 183 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM THE CREDIT BUREAU OF GREENVILLE flip Hungry? l fi H | See You At | RIEHL'S Marsh Ford Sales Wishes To Congratulate The Class Of 1966 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 From Joe West Firestone DODGE DODGE TRUCKS DART CHRYSLER JEFF BRANCH MOTOR SALES NORTHTOWN GREENVILLE PL4-3636 BALLARD’S HI-DELIGHT “Root Beer at its Best” MEALS SHORT ORDERS TRAY COUNTER SERVICE EVERYTHING TO EAT DRINK DANIELS MUCH MORE THAN A SPORTS SHOP . . . A COMPLETE SPORTING HEADQUARTERS! HUNDREDS OF QUALITY ITEMS FOR MEN-WOMEN-BO YS-GIRLS! ALL AGES - ALL INTERESTS - ALL SPORTS • Hunting Equipment and Accessories • Everything for the Fisherman • Complete Line of Camping Goar and Supplies • Football, Basketball, Baseball Equipment, Accessories • Ice Skates. Hockey Sticks, Pucks • Golf Equipment, All Tennis Nseds • Archery, Ping Pong, Table Tennis, Badminton ennetff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY SPORTING NEEDS FOR EVERY SEASON EVERY CLIMATE! Our merchandise is carefully selected from quality sporting goods manufacturers — names you KNOW and TRUST! 314 S. LAFAYETTE ST. GREENVILLE MICHIGAN DANIEL S SPORT CENTER Lee Minion - Owner Ph PL 4-5049 MART ELL MUSIC GREENVILLE BODY SHOP 110 E. WASHINGTON S PRIVATE AND CLASS REHERSAL ROOMS S AVAILABLE S ACCORDIANS • guitars SPIANO •ORGAN • Auto Body Repair eCollision Service • Glass Replacement • Painting •Wheel Allignment •Radiator Repairs 186 S asn ttosi'y' cvrvd (Pity Six barbers to serve you!” Congratulations to the Class of 1966 From the Hi-Life Staff 187 This page has been contributed by the following professional men of Greenville: DRS. N. P. SORENSEN N. P. SORENSEN, JR., D.D.S. S. L. ANDERSON, O.D EARL H. FABER, D.D.S. D. G. OSTRANDER, D.D.S. ROBERT E. RICE, M.D. FREDERIC BRACE, Attorney BROWN-TEMAN FUNERAL HOME G. JAY ROTTMAN, M.D. ROBERT E. PRICE, Attorney GLENN W. HOUSE, M.D. JOHN HALICK, M.D. HAROLD 0. STEELE, D.D.S. This page has been contributed by the following professional men of Greenville: J. ALLAN RALPH, D.D.S. R. B. HAMMOND, D.O. H.B, JUHLIN, D.O. DRS. GREEN GREEN, D.C. G. H. STUEWER, D.V.M. KARL W. SMITH, O.D. DRS. WININGER, JONES, D.O. DAN R. DIBBLE, O.D. AHMAD YOUNIS, M.D. HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME ROBERT A. KNOX, D.D.S. 189 DRS. BIRD OLSEN, M.D. THIS PAGE HAS BEEN CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSMEN OF GREENVILLE: DON’S TRADING POST GAMBLES BEARDSLEE INSURANCE ALMA’S READY TO WEAR ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC TIM’S CAFE KAMPS-DE VRIES TIRE INC. JIM’S MARKET RURAL BOTTLED GAS CO. SAGE’S SLAUGHTER HOUSE WOLF’S JEWELERS MONTGOMERY WARD CO. SALES AGENCY Thanks. • • • As this yearbook comes to a close, 1 would like to express my appreciation to a few people. My thanks go out to Mr. Sampson, the 1966 Hi-Life advisor, and the staff, who worked so hard. I am especially grateful to our copy editor, Susie Stuewer, and our business manager, Linda Johnson, who kept the work running smoothly. Thanks also to Jack Rice and Bob Faber, our staff photographers, and to The Daily News, Mr. Wheeler, and Mr. Abt for their help with pictures, and to Greenville Printing Company. Without all of these people, the 1966 Hi-Life would have been a dream, not a reality. And so, another year and another yearbook draws to a close. I hope that this annual has depicted the events of this year, 1966 - when things were on the go”, meaningfully for you. CANDACE W. JAEHN1G 192 NANCY LYNN WOOD 1949 - 1966 We will remember. . .