Hill McCloy High School - Rambler Yearbook (Montrose, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

..ofN ,J y J . jLK P U «- Jx ' c. ' ;. , .- 7 i-rl -.;) 71i t ■ e ,s G i J V V . TP A ; -r iu . Tv ciw_ I ,V 65 VedicAted to We, the class of ' 63, affectionately ded- icate this Rambler to Mrs. Leslie T. Rhoads. She has truly been a wonderful and help- ful teacher to many students at M.H.S. since she came here in 1943. Mrs. Rhoads was principal from 1945 to 1947. She has been the head of the English Department and library besides being Dean of Girls since then. Since graduation from the University of Iowa, she has also received her Masters Degree in English. Mother Rhoads has been her nickname since being called that by one of her stu- dent librarians. Mother Rhoads enjoys traveling very much. Her main hobbies are reading and listening to music. She loves to visit her cottage at Tawas . . . She has always been proud of past students from Montrose who have gone on to college. Many, many students love Mother Rhoads and certainly wish to show their gratitude in some way. We hope we have shown it in this way . . . 9n MemoviAm Our Rambler this year is in memory of Mr. Jack Leslie, a former bus driver at M. H. S. for many years . . . Mr. Leslie was a friend to all he came in contact with throughout his active life. His death brought sorrow and heart- ache to many hearts, both young and old. We shall never for- get him, his memory forever cherished . . . Editor-in-chief Janice Henry Assistant Editor Sharon Carmody From left to right-Sponsor, Mr. Garrett, Karla Long, Sally Westfall, Carol Burgess, Millie Friedl, Carol DeLay, Leslee Ward, Kathy Mor- gan, Karen Craig, Jan Henry, Sharon Walker, Jenny Kuzniar, Jim Vroman, Paula Jackson, Steve Fejedelem, Sharon Carmody. It has been a pleasure to work with such a talented group of young people on the Rambler Staff this year. A great deal of time and ef- fort has gone into this book to make it original and creative . . . R. E. Garrett Sponsor M nmi tm | Ou Aaminisfrafion 1 .  ' f j r I ' A. ' ' of Sfie Community Secretary Duane J. ShoUer Trustee Durward Haven President James J. Hill Trustee Robert H. Blanford Treasurer Donald E. Barber Trustee Doyle E. Lyman Trustee Alfred S. Thorsby Out Superintendent The Montrose Township School system has gone through several stages in its growth and development in the last 15 years. The people in 9 districts in Montrose Township and the Bliss and Mclntyre School districts were annexed to make up the present area. The enrollment has grown from 393 to 1,577. We are entering a new stage. A new high school building will be occupied next fall and the enrollment will make us a Class B high school. Your parents are providing excellent school facilities. Let us prove that we appreciate these fine buildings by taking full advantage of our opportunities. Frank B. McCloy Reva Poag Secretary Out Principal Keeps Us 9n Cine Our school year 1962-63 has been a busy but pleasant one. We are assured that when we transfer to our new build- ing our crowded conditions will be relieved, but overall the past year has been inspiring and challenging. Our best wishes go with each individual of our senior class upon his graduation. Favorite saying and where were you yesterday? Alfred Gwillim Ann Hobson Secretary Our Counselor Mr. James Skvarenina has been at Montrose for three years. During this time he has taught English successfully. He has made many friends in our community, expecially from the student body and the faculty. This year, Mr. Skvarenina is our first guidance counselor, and it is a strenuous job he has undertaken. We, the students of Montrose, have a great deal of pride and respect for Mr. Skvarenina, and we appreciate his quick wit and wonderful sense of humor. He has helped to make school something to look forward to, and we hope he will continue his teaching career here in the forthcoming years. James Skvarenina B,A., M.A., Michigan State University Our Seacfiers Hazel Axtel B.S., University of Nebraska James Blackburn B.S., M.A. Michigan State University Don R, Burnison B.S. in Education Ohio University Phyllis L. Dutton B.A., Northern Micliigan University; U. of M. 10 Ray E. Garrett A.B., Hillsdale College M.A., University of Michigan L. Earline Huber .M.Ed. North Central Julio Isch De-Universidad Central Quito PhD. David Jacobson B.S. Wisconsin State College Edward Johnson B.S. Central Mich. University JiCv -h David M. Lantz B.S., Michigan State University Joseph LaVigne B.S., Northern Michigan University Mary Myas A.B., Central Michigan University Nathan Price B.S,, Taylor University M.A., Ball State Teachers College Leslie T. Rhoads B.S. in Ed., Northeast Missouri Teachers College M.A., University of Iowa James M. Samec B.S. in Ed., Central Michigan University Jayne Samec B.A., Central Michigan University ' if- ' y Marjorie Shoup B.S., Eastern Mich. Cleary College Olive B. Yantz( ' ■ B.A., Syracuse University George M. Young B.S., Central Mich- igan University; M.S. Michigan State University Richard Zahii B.S.i Michigan State University, Seni emovs ' ' Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Cingevs ' 13 iiH jiiw i m ww— mi m i i iii WLi i i m a ww w  w w— WWHf P Trej surer Sponsor Michael Ackerman Mike =ootball-l,2; Track-1; Library-4; funior Play-3; Senior Play— 4; Glee lub-3; Baseball -2. - - -mi-: k Phillip Aldred Phil Football-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3, 4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; F.T.A.-3, 4; Class Officer-2; All County Football-3,4; All County Baseball- Si Band-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club -2, 3, 4; Varsity Club President -3. John Arnold John Glee Club-3; Track-2. 1 James Arnold Jim Track— 3; Football— 3; Glee Club-3. 15 John Balanowski John Baseball -1; Track— 1. % Sandra Belill Sandy Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Library- 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club-1, 2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; N.H.S.- 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. Officer— 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.— 2, 3, 4; Student Council- 2; Ramber Staff-1. 2, 3; American Legion Award— 1; Summer School Assistant— 1, 2 Sharon Carmody Carm Softball-2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-3, 4; Rambler Staff— 4; Duncan Bissell Dune N.H.S. -3, 4; F.T.A.-4; Library-1, 2. 3, 4; Sr. Play Donald Bissell Donnie N.H.S-3, 4; F.T.A.-4; Library-1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Play Rose Mary Couchman Rosie Library— 2, 4; Hall Monitor— 4; F.H.A.-l, 4; F.H.A. Treas. 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; F.N.A.- 3 16 ii .,;fH Carl Diener Claude Football-1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Football-4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-2, 3, 4; Baseball- 1; Varsity Club- 2, 3, 4; Band-1, 2, 3; Class Officer- 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play Georgia Eckles George Band-1, 2, 3, 4; F.N.A.-3. 4; Rampage Staff— 2 Jerry Dunklee Jer Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-3, 4; Student Council— 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play Sharon Donaski Donask Cheerleader— 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-2, 3, 4; Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.-3, 4; Sr. Play; Pep Club-2, 3; Library- 1, 2, 3, 4 Jean Eycleshymer Jeannie Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor-1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A.- 1, 2; F.N. A. -3, 4; Rambler Staff-4 Barbara Fejedelem Barb Transferred from St. Michael Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Rambler Staff— 4; Forensics— 3; Teachers Aide— 2; Junior Classical League— 1 Carol Green Greenie Class C)fficer-2; Glee Club— 2; Jr. Play— ; Rampage Staff— 4; Rampage Staff Secretary— 4; Christmas Card Chairman— 4; Library — 1, 2 David Feller Dave Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Football-1; Baseball-1; Senior Play Helen Haines Wheels Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A.-2,3; F.N.A.-4 Sally Fikes Sal F.N. A. -3, 4; Hall Monitor-3; Chairman of Jr. and Sr. Prom-3; N.H.S.-2, 3, 4; F.T.A.-4 18 Beth Harrison Toad Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball-2, 3, 4; Varsity Club- 3, 4; Class Officer-2, 3; F.H.A.-l, 2, 3, 4(pres. 3, 4); Student Council— 3; Glee Club-1, 3, 4; F.N. A. -4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Homecoming Court— 4 Maria Hoyt Marl F.H.A-1, 2, 3, 4; F.N.A.-3, 4; Glee Club-1, 4; Library- 2, 3, 4; S.L.A.A.M.-3, 4; V.C.Y.-3,4 (county officer); Class Officer— 3; Rambler Staff-2; Girls ' State Dele- gate— 3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Homecoming Queen- 4 Janice Henry Jan N.H.S.-3, 4 (officer); F.T.A.- 4; Library-1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club-1, 2; Varsity Club-1, 2; Cheerleader— 3; Student Council— 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. Gen. County S.C; Home- coming Court— 4; Basketball— 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-1; Editor Rambler; Rampage Staff-4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Pep Club-2, 3; Soft- ball-4 John Hunt Bone Football-1, 2; Basketball- 1, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball— 1; Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Gloria Hill Glor V.C.Y. Bible Club-1, 2, 3, 4 F.N. A. -3, 4; F.T.A.-3, 4 19 Paula Jackson Paul Glee Club-1; F.N.A.-l, 3, 4; Rambler Staff— 4; Rampage Staff-4 Roy Lee Leroy Boys ' Glee Club— 1 Jenny Kuzniar Jen F.H.A.-2; Pep Club-2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Rambler Staff-4; Rampage Staff-4 James Kettler Jim Boys ' Glee Club-2; Foot- ball-1, 2; Library— 2, 3, 4; F.T.A.-3, 4 Karla Long Karla Ann Cheerleader-l, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club-2, 3, 4; Pep Club-2, 3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Rambler Staff-4; Rampage Staff— 4 I 20 Richard Lorenez Dick Junior Play— 3; Senior Play— 4; Glee Club-1,2,3. John McDowell John Football-1,2. William New Ion Bill Football-1,2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2,3,4; Track-1,2,3; Baseball-1, 2; Band-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club- 2,3,4; Junior Play-3. Ann Mosey Anna Meechie Band-1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Stu- dent Council— 1,3,4; National Honor Society— 3,4; Honor Society Treas.— 3,4; Band Secretary— 3; American Legion Award— 3; School Newspaper— 3,4; Pep Club— 3; Junior Play— 3; Senior Play— 4; Pep Band -3,4. 21 Raymond Nicholas Ray Football-1,2, 3, 4; Track-1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club— 1,2,3,4; American Legion Award— 2; Class Officer— 2; Basketball-2. - • ■ Jack Papineau John Band-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2; Base- ball-1; Football-1. Carol Parrott Shorty Glee Club-1,4; F.H.A.-1,2. Muriel Pyne Clem Daniel Parrott Dan Softball-2; Glee Club-3; Journal- Rambler Staff-4; Junior Play; ism-3; Pep Club-1,2; F.H.A.-2; Track-2. Hall Monitor-4; Junior Play. Diane Reed Di Glee Club-1. 22 ancy Regan Nadie PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Nancy Rogers Nan V.C.Y. - 1,2,3; F.N. A. - 4 arren Spencer Warrnie unior Play; Glee Club - ;,3. Raymond Shinabarger Little One ' Football - 1,2,3,4; Basketball - 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. President - 3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Track - 1,2,3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Pep Club - 1,2; Varsity Club - 2,3,4. 4 As im ' - 23 Alice Thompson Cupie Band - 1; Glee Club - 3; F.H.A. - 3,4; Pep Club - 1,2; F.N. A. Officer - 3,4; Senior Play - 4. James Vroman Jim Football-1,2; Track-1.2,4; Ram- bler Staff-4; Junior Play-3; Jour- nalism-4. Donald Volz Don Band-1,2,3.4; Library-2,3,4; Class Officer-3; F.T.A.-3,4; American Legion Award-1; Dance Band. N« Sally Westfall Sal Pep Club-1, F.H.A.-1,2; F.N.A.- 3.4; Rambler Staff-3.4; Hall Mon- itor-2,3; Journalism-2. Sharon Walker Shar F.H.A.-l; F.N. A. -3, 4; Glee Club- 3,4; Rambler Staff-4; Junior Play-3. Arbutus Wilmot Arb Glee Club-1. ■ ' T 24 Ue S eniov Cl ass The Seniors leaped upon their tremendous career in the year 1959, as freshmen. Following the traaition, we were dressed as fools and imbeciles for a day, and told that we were being initiated. The next year, as sophomores, we got our revenge by pulling the same trick on our predecessors. As sophomores we bought our class rings, which were destined to officially make us all members of the tremendous class of ' 63. When we finally made the rank of juniors, we had magazine sales and the junior play. Fair Exchange, to keep up our dragging morale. The Junior-Senior prom was another of our big moments as juniors. Our senior year began with senior pictures, which were soon distributed throughout the whole school. The Christmas card sales and senior play, A Rocket In His Pocket, followed. The class trip, prom, and graduation ceremonies make a fitting ending to the story of a tremendous senior class. 1 1 g [ Dkf 1 |i HB ' ' 26 Underclassmen Jovtd coming l ears 27 juniors Sponsor, Mr. Blackburn; President, Lyle Taylor; Vice President, Jim kTekieleiLSecre- tary, Roger Raleigh; Treasurer, Pauline Rice. f- fy M l V Amos Adams Marcia Adams Don AUett Gary Baird Phyllis Bechtal Richard Brookman Carol Burgess 28 r |p f r IH V qB. % -— ' •. { „ Harvey Case Stanley Conrad Karen Craig Donna Cramer Tom Crawford Carol Delay Cathy Diem Jim Deim Carol Dinnan Dalalee Edwards Judy Farr Steve Fejedelem David Good Sheldon Harrison Nedra Herman Ron Hobson Allan Huber Colleen Hutton Martha Keys Rosemary Lynn Danny McClain Sheryl McGhee Jerry McKone Bob Marston Chuck May Rickie Meehling Barth Middleton Gloria Munger Murray Ostrander JoAnn Passard Larry Paxton Arthur Payne Russell Powell Yvonne Powell Dennis Prince Roger Raleigh Dwight Rice P Pauline Rice Gay Royce Dennis Rush Terry Schneider Walt Shaw Carlene Shook Darrell Sprague Jim Stewart Ed Stroeble Ken Tarrant Lyle Taylor Jim TeMele Dave Thiel Dennis Tupper Dave Vance Onalee Verbrugge Leslee Ward Mike Westfall Jack Wilson Kathy Worgess Sopd omoves Sponsor, Mr. Skvarinia; Presi dent, Pat Horner; Treasurer, Linda Barber; Secretary, Nancy Driver; Vice President, Mike Cooper. Ron Allett Danny Anderson Lynne Anderson Dave Arnold Nancy Baird Linda Barber Frank Beardslee Wayne Beedy Pearl Bell Nikki Booth Judy Bronson John Brooks Bonnie Burson Bob Byers Bob Canfield Ron Carmody Lon Christopher Chet McClain Mike Cobleigh Mike Cooper Sandra Cox Steve Daly Linda Devoe Gwen Dixon Marilyn Dowd Margo Driver Nancy Driver Linda Duncan David Ellis John Erickson Helen Evans Myrtis Fairley 30 Mike Frame, Jim Franks, Fred Faas, Rosann Goheen, Stan Good, Harold Grant, Suzanne Green, Kathy Gutten. illie Walker, Jim Walters, Jerry Ward, Al Wilson, Tim Wolf, Pat Wyman, L. Zagrodny, Chuck Fikes. 31 Danny Harger Gloria Harrison Janice Hart Terry Henson Donna Herington Dennis Herrick Connie Hobs on Pat Horner Curtis Jacobi Dave Johnson Gary Johnson Gayle Johnson Mary Jo Kettler Linda Knuth Joel Lane Susan Lane Larry Latimore Sheila Lee Martha Luard Gretchen Luark Jeanann Lyman Jeanne McGinn Gayle McGrandy Johii Meehling Larry Middleton Linda Morgan Bryce Mosey Sue Murdock Ken Murphy Bonnie Nygard Leona Parks Alan Partridge Wayne Peelman Chuck Perkins Mary Ann Piechnik Dennis Poletti Paul Pollard Marilyn Pollock Sharon Powell Terry Rinks Roger Roselle Dick Shinabarger Ruth Sholler Shirley Sidam Jo Ann Skrzela Jeff Snow Duane Sobey Dennis Sprague Doug Tallman Doris Taylor Terry Tekiele Danny Thomas Pam Tracey Nancy Vroman Jim Wagner Jerry Walker 3ves(i men Sponsor, Mr. Jacobson; President, Ed Nicholas; Vice President, John Barber; Secretary, Julie Fuller; Trea- surer, Linda Schroeder. John Barber Doris Burgess Kirk Diener Wayne Gere Jim Beardslee John Beardslee Betty Campbell Ron Cutler Rolland Doxy Bill Evans Judy Geyer Joe Goline Linda Beatley Ruth Blanford Nancy David Jim DeLay Stan Feher Louis Fejes Ray Graves Ron Greenway Tom Bridges Karen Devoe Renne Fejes Dave Grisham Dennis Bronson Jerry Dice Jerry Francisco Susan Hatfield Margaret Brookman John Diem Julie Fuller 32 Ron Haven Vicki Herington, Ron Herrick, Marva Hescott, Sandra Hescott, Carol Hodges, Karen Holmes, Bryan Hott, Jack Hott. f P Sharon Vance, Carol Vantine, Ron White. Brian Woodman, Nancy Worgess, Kathy Worth, Diane Hawkins, Sam Heath. 33 Kathy Hoyt Marsha Jones B. Kettler Guy Kibbe Judy Koelsch Randy Randall Eugene Lee Cathy Lindsay Craig Lindsay Gail Lixey Roberta Lynn M. MacDonald C. McFarlin Kathy Mcintosh Linda McLachlan Dave Malone Kay Marston Don May Paula Mills Julia Moose Ray Morrish Linda Nelson Ed Nicholas Don Nieman Bettie O ' Neal Dave Ostrander Shirley Padget Dale Partridge Wilma Peelman Shirley Pollard Gail Powell Larry Powell Dick Powell Barb Pringle Kathy Robinson Larry Rohdy Bill Ryker Frank Sauder Linda Schroeder Bob Shick Phil Shinabarger Art Sidam Carlene Smith Linda Smith Jack Spencer Virginia Tarrant Ron Tarrant Dave Sveller Sandy Taylor Bernie Tekiele Eric Thomas Ron Thomas Barb Thompson Cheryl Thorsby John Thorsby Karen Unsel Sigdtd Qv ide Gloria Pringle, Treasurer Joyce Craig, Secretary Mrs. Mary Myas, Sponsor John Dunwoody, President Randy Raleigh, Vice President 34 Janice Adams Gloria Adcock Kathy Allett Mick Allett Darlene Andres Chuck Arnold Pat Beardslee Harold Beedy Tom Belill Don Bell Danala Booth Nancy Brown Sylvia Brown Ray Burt Ken Canfield Mick Cartier Buryl Christopher Colin Clark Tom Clark Pat Coke Vickie Cornel Joyce Craig Dick Cramer Linda Crandall Delilah Cummings Jo Ann Daly Michele Davis Roger DeLay Ron Dice Susan Dinnan Larry Dinsmore Phil Dixon Carl Doerr Marcia Dove Ron Draper John Dunwoody Karole Eastman Peggy Edenburn Ken Ellis Jane Emmendorfer Sandy Evans Stonewall Fairley Gloria Fischer, Larry Franks. Carol Geyer, Jerry Glann, Darlene Grosephend, Bill Herman, Dave Herrick, Sherry Herrick. Mike Wagner, Janice Walker, Roger Wells, Connie Wolf, Dave Wolf, Kathy Wyman, Gary Schultz, Olivia Rodriguez. 35 Walt Hitchcock Carl Hobson Gary Hobson Bill Hosea Alyce Huber Danny Johnson G. Kettler Linda Kus Ken Lambert Ken Lane Jacquelyn Lee Vic Lee Linda Lewis Bob Lieber Carl Longueuil Tom Longueuil Theo Lotridge Doyle Lyman Neil McGhee Gary Mcintosh Brenda McLachlan Alfonso Marks Jack May Jenny Middleton Dave Moran Bob Morrish Sandy Morrow Niki Nelson Joe Nygard Dave Oleyar Vickie Parks Sharon Perkins Jim Phelps Bob Pollard Jack Powell Roger Powell Joyce Powers Gloria Pringle Randy Raleigh Ron Ramsey Frank Rapp Sharon Reed George Regan Vivien Regan Mil ford Rice Dennis Root Jacqueline Ross Sheila Rowbotham Rod Seelye Janice Skrzela Pam Slaterline Bill Smith Sandra Spaulding Doris Tompkins Bill Vette Don Wagner Seventd QvAdi. Treasurer, Linda Walden Sponsor, Mrs. Phyllis Dutton Secretary, Kathy Pope Vice President, Diamia Morgan President, Delbert Shinabarger r-. Sam Bailor Bonnie Banks Donna BeardsleC ' Sue Belill Joel Bolter Mike Bouchard Jim Boulton Dick Brandon Sandy Britton Cheryl Bronson Isaiah Brown Jim Brown Samuel Brown Linda Brunner ' Dave Bush Jerry Byers Linda Campbell Carolyn Canfield Marshall Case Jim Cole Bob Cooper John Daly Lee Roy Darrouj Stephanie Davi Dave Davis Marsha DeLay Don Dennie Ray Dennie Teresa Doerr Ken Driver Sandy Easterling Fred Edenburn Mike Emmendorf Shirley Fairley Pam Fischer Delores Franks Eleanor Fras Diann Goheen Dick Good Jerry Graves Juanita Gray Rita Gray Dorothy Gutten, Jill Harrison, Jim Hawkins, George Heath, Howard Herington, Pam Herrick, Ben Hescott, Mike Hescott. Pat Hitchcock Dave Hoyt Beth Hutton Jim Jacobi Shelley Keskes Rita Lee Bob Lee John Lewellyn Martha Lieber Larry Lorencz Bruce Lowthian Mary Luard Neil McCormick Tansey McDowell Dave McKenzie Terry McMichael Phil McMullen Diana Malone Gary Mathis Gary May Danny Mills Dianna Morgan Ray Murdock Sharon Murdock Susan Nieman Pam Nygard Ray Pagan Colleen Parks Jim Perkins Gail Persons Danny Phelps Mary Poe Joyce Pollard Amy Pope Dave Powell Gregory Powell Laura Powell Riley Powell Joan Purdy Sue Reynolds Mike Rinks Donna Rodgers Mike Ross Clarence Sauder Bob Schroeder Delbert Shinabarger Erma Shook Joanne Slaterline Mike Smith Pat Smith Judy Snow Mary Sobey Jim Stephan Chuck Taylor Joe Thomas Howard Thorsby JRenee Unger, Linda Unsel, Shelly Vette, Linda Walden, Jerry Whitney, Chuck William, Brenda Woodman, Dick Young, 37 % fe ' PSo f. Out CiSvAviAus Standing, left to right: Don Bissell, Don Volz, Jim Kettler, Sandy Belill, Mrs. Rhoads, Maria Hoyt. Seated, left to right: Mike Ackerman, Janice Henry, Sharon Donaski, Rosemary Couchman. The library collection has continued to grow during the past year until, at the present time, the shelving will no longer accommodate the collection. A number of new reference books have been added in addition to mathematics which are excellent books on space areonautics. The librarian and the students as- sistants are looking forward to work- ing in the new library next year and hoping to be able to give students and faculty much better service in the new location. Mrs. Leslie Rhoads Librarian Bottom row, left to right: Phyllis Bechtel, Marcia Adams, Martha Keys, Margaret Brookman, Judy Koelsch, Jeananne Lyman, Ruth ShoUer, Susanne Green, Mary Jo Kettler, Dennis Tupper, Jim Franks, Second row: Marylin Dowd, Karen Unsel, Rita Lee, Ruth Blanford, Kathy Hoyt, Marica Jones, Bernadine Kettler, Betty Jackson, Shirly Pollard. Third row: Linda Devoe, Roberta Lynn, Gayle Lixey, Gayle McGrandy, Gayle Johnson, Colleen Hutton, Phil Shinabarger, Don Allett. M ' ' ' toSst3fev . ■..« : . if ' sfeivJBr :i .v ■ 40 3,5.A. The Future Teachers group at Montrose High was organized in the Spring of 1962 by Mrs. Coke. The group had twenty-two mem- bers. In October of 1962 the club, which now has 34 members, was presented with their charter at an as- sembly. The Future Teachers have been to visit several college campuses and have set up a program to help the teachers. Back row from left to right. Mrs. Coke, Judy Geyer, Don Worth, Jim Kettler, Don Bissell, Phil Aldred, Fred Fras, Ron Allert, Stanley Feher, John Thorsby. Front row from left to right. Linda Smith, Doris Burgess, Sandy Taylor, Ruth Blandord, Nancy Worgess, Julie Moose, Nellie Walker, Virginia Tarrant, Gay Royce, Janice Henry, Sally Fikes, Ruth Sholler, Gloria Harrison, Kneeling from left to right. Ray Shinabarger, Don Volz, Leslee Word, Rickie Meeling, Colleen Hutton, Kathy Worgess, Sandy Belill, Judy Bronson, Pauline Rice, Jean McGinn, Barth Middleton, Sharon Donaski. 3.N.A. The Future Nurses club was resumed in October of 1961 and received its Na- tional Charter in the month of February of 1962. We explore the many phases of nursing, and the related field of health in physic therapy, occupationan therapy. X-ray, and diete- tics. We also tour various local hospitals; and some have in-service training at Hurley Hospital; others do- nate their services to the Blood Bank Program in Montrose. Officers: Betty Jackson, Gay Royce, Donna Cramer, Phyllis Bechtel, Dalalee Edwards, Carol Delay, Paula Jackson, Kathy Hoyt, Marcia Adams, Rose Mary Lynn, Karen Holmes, Carol Vantine, Nancy Vroman, Beth Harrison, Judy Geyer, Bernadine Kettler, Gail Powell, Jean Eycleshymer, Georgia Eckles, Sally Fikes, Maria Hoyt, Sharon Walker, Gloria Hill, Nancy Rogers, Alice Thompson. Judy Bronson, Nicky Booth, Mrs. McKenzie, Linda Barber, Jean Lyman, Sue Lane, Martha Luard, Bonnie Nygard, Jo Ann Skrzela, Linda Kathy Gutten, Zagrodny. 3uiuve Homemdi evs oj America The F.H.A. club is a na- tional organization made up of girls who are presently enrolled in homemaking or who have been enrolled sometime in the past. The club provides students with opportunities to plan and carry out additional ex- periences related to home- making. The over- all goal of the organization is to help in- dividuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the fu- ture. The club motto is To- ward New Horizons. This motto is a challenge to re- mind members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have later. Barbara Pringle, Parlimentarian; Yvonne Powell; Cathy Hoyt, Vice President; Beth Harrison, President; Rosemary Lynn; Marcia Adams, Reporter; Alice Thompson; Mrs. Axtell; RoseMary Couchman, Treasurer JoAnn Skrzela, Song Leader; Betty Shook, Song Leader; (absent-Gay Royce, Historian.) Hall Monitovs Mr. Gwillim, Judy Farr, RoseMary Couchman, Carol Burgess, Muriel Pyne, Lynn Anderson, Jean Eycleshymer-Chairman. Duties of a hall monitor are easy, for they only entail directions set by the school administration. But in many cases the duties become dif- ficult and somewhat complex simply because the fear of friendship between the hall monitors and fellow class- mates might be jeopardized. Duties simply involve col- lecting attendance slips and recognizing the validity of student hall passes. 42 Student Council Back row-President, Jim Stewart; Vice President, Janice Henry; Secretary, Leslee Ward; Treasurer, Margo Driver. Front row- Ken Canfield, Doyle Lyman, Sharon Mur- dock, Doris Burgess, Rene Fejes. Mr. Gwillim, Jerry Dunklee, Ann Mosey, Martha Luard, Ken Driver. (Absent: Kathy Worgess). This organization is com- prised of representatives from each grade, and has the purpose of representing the student body in the affairs of the school. Assemblies, pre- sented for student entertain- ment, are selected and paid for by the Student Council. Twice each year a County Student Council meeting is attended by most of the class B and C schools in Genesee County. We are very privileged to have Janice Henry as the Vice President of the County Student- Council. Nafiona Honor Society The Montrose Chapter of the National Honor Society has been functioning at Mon- tr ose High School since the spring of 1960. The members of this group are selected by the faculty and are chosen on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Char- acter. It is in only the top three grades of High School. The National Honor Society encourages the development of the attributes previously mentioned by the students of Mon- trose High School. It also strives to promote the potential leaders needed for our school and our country. Mr. Johnson; Pres. Sandra Belill; Treas. Ann Mosey; Don Bissell, Pauline Rice; Sec. Janice Henry, Allan Huber, Rickie Meehling; Vice- Pres. Sally Pikes, Lyle Taylor, Jim Stewart. Rampacje Sfaff □ Left to Right: Sponsor, Mr. Garrett; Editor, Jenny Kuzniar; Asst. Editor, Karla Long, Sharon Walker, Yvonne Powell, Nedra Herman, Jim Vroman, Paula Jackson, Steve Fejedelem, John Brookes, Sharon Carmody, Jan Henry, Carol Delay, Ann Mosey, Carol Green. Left to Right: Terry Tekeile ' ■ Sharon Carmody Nellie Walker Karen Craig Jan Henry Karla Long Judy Farr Carol Burgess Raymond Nicholas (vice Pres.) Gayle Johnson Phil Aldred (president) Nancy Baird Lyle Taylor Mary Ann Peichnik Bill Newlon Carl Diener Allen Huber Mr. Price (sponsor) Gary Baird Mike Westfall Jim Stewart Mildred Friedl Larry Paxton Sharon Donaski (sec. treas.) Jerry Ward John Hunt Bob Marston Ken Murphy Mike Cooper Ray Shinabarger Martha Luard Beth Harrison Niki Booth Uarsify CluS 44 Our 3me Senior Band Seniors: P. Aldred, S. Belill, G. Eckles, D. Feller, A. Mosey, B. Newlon, J. Papineau, D. Volz. Juniors: M. Friedl, D. Good, N. Herman, A. Huber, C. Hutton, M. Keys, S. McGhee, B. Middleton, D. Prince, P. Rice, D. Thiel, D. Worth. Sophomores: R. Allett, W. Beedy, J. Bronson, J. Brooks, D. Cox, L. Frame, J. Franks, F. Fray, S. Good, H. Grant, K. Gutten, D. Johnson, G. Johnson, M. Kettler, L. Latimore, J. McGinn, L. Middle- ton, B. Mosey, S. Murdock, M. Piechnic, S. Powell, R. Shaller, L. Zagrodney. Freshmen; D. Bronson, N. David, G. Dice, R. Doxey, J. Geyer, R. Haven, D. Hawkins, S. Hescott, K. Holmes, K. Lindsay, M. MacDon- ald, J. Moose, B. O ' Neal, D. Partridge, L. Powell, B. Shook, S. Taylor, K. Unsel, C. Vantine, N. Worges, D. Booth, P. Coke, M. Dove, K. Eastman, J, Emendorfer, B. Herman, A. Huber, J. May, M. Frame, G. Kettler. This 75 piece group is the organi- zation mostly used by the school; per- forming at games, concert parades, as- semblies, and out of town doings such as the Annual Band Day at the U. of M., at Ann Arbor, Saginaw County Fair, Birch Run Homecoming, - 5j ifff4f iiii Loyalty Parade at Clio, Homecoming Parades at Montrose, and many other places. The band has had many other invita- tions which they have had to turn down. We are proud of our school band, and have good rea- son for our pride. V Band Officers. Left to right: Ruth Shaller, Dennis Prince, Don Volz, Dave Feller, Dave Theil, Al Huber, Barth Middleton, Fred Fras. Our ' ' CooV ' Sound ' , From the Senior Band: Coronets Divi- sion- Clarinet Division- Trombone Di- vision- Saxes Division- Percussion Di- vision- Flutes Division. Seventh and eighth with ninth graders make up this group and this 76 member band is given the chance to play all types of music, marches, concert numbers, overtures, and such. They are given numbers to try that are much more advanced than their capabilities so that the more proficient player can progress if he so desires. This group does a lot of marching, drilling, and appears in parades as it has it ' s own majorette group to lead them. i i Jj oM junior Band Sandy Britton, John Daly, Leroy Darrough, Ken Driver, Sandra Easterling, Mike Emendor- fer, Delores Franks, Eleanor Fras, Richard Good, Dorothy Gutten, Howard Herrington, Pa- tricia Hitchcock, David Hoyt, Shirley Keskes, John Lewellen, Mary Luard, Neil McCor- mick. Tansy McDowell, David McKenzie, Terry McMichael, Phillip McMullen, Sharon Murdock, Susan Neiman, Gail Perkins, Danny Phelps, Suzanne Reynolds, Donna Rodgers, Delbert Shinabarger, Erma Shook, Joanne Slaterline, Pat Smith, Mary Jane Sobey, How- ard Thorsby, Renee Unger, Linda Unsel, Shelley Vette, Linda Waldron, Gerald Whitney, Brenda Woodmen, Dick Young, Kathy Allett, Janice Adams, Mike AUett, Tom Clark, Ron Dice, John Dunwoody, Wayne Franks, Carol Geyer, Darlene Grosphend, Walter Hitch- cock, Dan Johnson, Geraldine Kettler, Linda McCormick, Neil McGhee, David Moran, Nikki Nelson, David Oleyar, Vicky Parks, Sharon Perkins, Rod Seeley, Pamela Slater- line, William Vette, Kathy Wyman, Vicky Cornell, Mark Emendorfer, David LaVigne, Nancy Lyman, Kirk Diener, Louis Fejes, Guy Kibbe, John Thorsby, Joan Daly, Terry MacDonald, Charles Taylor. Music Makers oj tde 3utuve Mickey Arnold, Cheri Anderson, Cheryl Balonowski, Willie Brown, Elizabeth Conquest, Clark Diener, Debby Dice, Jeff Dove, Bob Easterling, Ray Erickson, Frank Feher, Mike Pikes, Wilford Eras, Debby Grice, Janice Grospfend, Ben Hitchcock, Debby Jackman, Jim Jersey, Faye Koelsch, Karen Kibbey, Jim McCormick, Carol Palmer, Lynn Parks, Joan Piechnick, Diane Russell, Larry Ramsey, Lynda Robinson, Larry Scanlon, Steve Schlict, Michelle Verbruggee, Phillip Wilmer, Donna Worgess, Mary Anne Barbie, Danny Sprague. Richard Aldrich, Debbie Bolter, Ava Bloss, Cathy Baird, Terri Clark, Billy Cornell, Linda Dove, Charles Dinsmore, Tom Erickson, Pamela Franks, Patsy Grant, Dick Grant, Betty Hitchcock, Ethel Hackney, James Ingram, Mark Johnson, Richard Jones, Christine Jozsa, Jackie Kelbey, Ted Kuznair, John Luard, Mitchell Oleyar, Tom Overstreet, Sandy Peter- son, Tom Root, Bob Ramsey, Gayle Richards, Glen Shook, Marcus Short, Penny Stahley, Pat Thomas, Ward Tracy, Terry Wilson, Randy Wyman, Tom Sullivan, Randy Seelye, Jerry Scanlon, Bruce Moss, Jack Evans, Robert Bissell, Danny Cutler, Larry Westfall. Qkls ' Qlee CluS ;3ack row from left to right- I Mr. LaVigne. Pearl Bell, Doris Burgess, Sandy Taylor, Sheila Lee, Martha Luard, Jean lAnn Lyman, Lynn Anderson, Gail Lixey, Barbara Pringle, Roberta Lynn. Front row from left to right- Beth Harrison, Helen Haines, Jean Eycleshymer, Barbara Fejedelem, Sharon Walker, Maria Hoyt, Carol Parrott, Carol Burgess, Dalalee Edwards, Leona Parks. Mr. LaVigne The Girls Glee Club rehearses on Tuesday and Thursday, the third hour. They study various types and forms of music. Each year the Glee Club furnishes numbers for Baccalaiureate. The girls should be congratulated for their efforts. Dance , Band The Dance Band was or ganized last year by Mr. La Vigne and has been taken over by Don Volz. This group has played for Band Boosters, for different par- ties, and different schools. The Starlighters are cer- tainly a credit to Montrose High School. From left tb right. ' Q TJ O : i Don Volz, Ron Haven, John Brooks, Judy Geyer, David Good. 49 ■ ' 6 ' dde Majoreff s - Our ' 6wivlevs From left to right, Mildred Friedl, Danni Booth, Colleen Hutton, Sandy Belill, Sue Ann Murdock, Jane Em- mendorfer, and Sandy Cox. Danni Booth Ijjl S Kn M HpT ' irSfl m m Sandy Cox Drum Majorette Sandy Belill Mildred Friedl Sue Ann Murdock Jane Emmendorfer Colleen Hutton Aidlet es Our Migdty Rams 51 Uarsify 3oof6a! From left to right-Row one-Mr. James Samec, Bill Vetty, Jack Wilson, Ron Cuttler, Mike Copper, Duane Sobey, Gary Johnson, Danny Thomas, Jim Tekiele, Mr. Don Burnison-Rovs ' two-Jerry Ward, Mike Westfall, Ken Murphy, Lonnie Christopher, Bob Marston, Lyle Taylor, Larry Paxton, Terry Tekiele, Neil McGhee-Row three-Dan Shinabarger, Ray Nicholas, Phil Aldred, Bill Newlon, Jerry Dunklee, Carl Diener, Jim Stewart, Pat Horner. 5 is-vOv-V Line from left to right-Carl Diener, Phil Aldred, Ray Nicholas, Jerry Ward, Bill Newlon, Ken Murphy, Jim Stewart-Backfield-Dan Shinabarger, Mike Copper, Lyle Taylor, Bob Marston. , . A v, JL.w , :J!) joJsvi 4Jv J ■ ' KO Sljujiliso A YO :X SJl XO-Cj-v WJO X XAT-O-i Jo.lS,v Ai- J AO-0 Iv- NJLtoJo A{ 3 X y ' xyAj ' f ' -. emov evs Co-Captain-Phil Aldred Coach-Mr. James Samec Co-Captain-Bill Newlon Bill Newlon Phil Aldred Dan Shinabarger Ray Nicholas Montrose moved into a new league this year in the midst of a rebuilding year. Every school periodically passes through rebuilding periods, when their teams have been depleted by graduation. The Rams gained the lacking experience in the first four games and went on to win two of the remaining four contests. We ended the 62 season by playing some fine football. We are looking forward to the new season with the expectation and confidence that our im- provement will be realized next year. 53 This year ' s basketball team definitely has potential to play above average basketball. The team has good size, height, speed depth and intelligence. When all this potential, coupled with that innate desire for excellence in completion is organized and fun- nelled into a definite team effort, Montrose could have a fine all around team which could set a good example for years to come. I With the completion of the ne ' gym, enough enthusiasm should be generated to inspire both the student body and the team mem- bers to greater effort. We, as a team, are all hoping that we can continue to win in our new g ym, plus, win a few games away from home. From left to right-Row one-John Dunwoody, Phil Aldred, Bill Newlon, Dan Shinabar- ger, Carl Diener, Tom Clark. Row two-Roger Raleigh, Lyle Taylor, Gary Baird, Al Huber, Dave Thiel, Jim Stewart, Bob Marston, Mr. Nathan Price. Uarsify Mr. Nathan Price Coach Bas f a Lyle Taylor Captain Basketball 1,2,3,4 Bill New Ion Seniors Basketball 1,2,3,4 Phil Aldred Carl Diener l BW Dan Shinabarger Basketball 1,2,3,4 | f Basketball 1,2,3,4 3utuve Uarsify From left to right, row one: John DeLay, Ron White, John Barber, Dennis Bronson, Phil Shinabarger, Jerry Francisco, Louie Fejes, Art Sidem. Row two: Mr. Don Burnison, Larry Rhody, Dave Ostrander, Bob Shick, Kurt Diener, Gary Dice, Dave Grisham, Ron Tarrant, Dale Partridge. junior Uarsify From left to right-Row one-Mr. Dave Lantz, Richard Shinabarger, Dave Ostrander, Buy Kibbe, Stan Good, Eddy Nicholas, Ron Allett, Dave Grishom, Dave Johnson, Doug Fikes. Row two-Kirk Diener, Jerry Francisco, James Franks, Dennis Bronson, Jim Delay, John Meehling, Eugene Lee. Row three- Art Sidam, Dan Harger, Ron Murphy, Mike Booth, Frank Beardslee, Larry Rhody. The 1962 J. V. Football team was made up of mostly freshmen boys, so the fundamentals such as blocking and tackling were em- phasized. Although the team was winless, they did a fine job playing against boys one and two years older than themselves. We hope that a few of these boys will make fine Varsity play- ers. 3ooi dl Although the J. V. ' s were short on experience and playing out of their class, there was an obvious improvement in team and indivi- dual play. We are hop ing that some of these individuals will be able to help the Varsity hold their own in the coming season . . . BAS eiSAl From left to right-Row one-Mr. Dave Lantz, Stan Good, Terry Tekiele, Dan Harger, Gary Johnson, Mike Cooper, Dan Johnson. Row two-Lonnie Christopher, Dave Johnson, Pat Horner, Jeff Snow, Jerry Ward, Ken Murphy, Mike Allett. Fall - 1962 FOOTBALL St. Charles 33 Montrose 7 Atherton 7 Montrose 6 Lake Fenton 19 Montrose 14 Swartz Creek 34 Montrose Bentley 7 Montrose 20 Fenton 12 Montrose 7 Bendle 20 Montrose 15 Birch Run 7 Montrose 30 J. V. FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL J. V. BASKETBALL Sports Scdedule Atherton 26 Montrose Fenton 12 Montrose Swartz Creek 35 Montrose Bendle 33 Montrose 13 Bentley 27 Montrose 7 St. Mikes 48 Montrose 73 Lakeville 56 Montrose 57 Bentley 53 Montrose 44 Atherton 66 Montrose 44 St. Mikes 47 Montrose 40 Fenton 58 Montrose 44 New Lothrop 53 Montrose 54 Lakeville 59 Montrose 63 Swartz Creek 59 Montrose 51 Bendle 78 Montrose 55 Fenton 85 Montrose 65 Bendle 50 Montrose 51 Bentley 51 Montrose 61 Atherton 85 Montrose 58 Swartz Creek 67 Montrose 43 St. Mikes 50 Montrose 47 New Lothrop 35 Montrose 34 Lakeville 54 Montrose 38 Bentley 47 Montrose 40 Atherton 56 Montrose 58 St. Mikes 51 Montrose 32 Fenton 75 Montrose 32 Bendle 53 Montrose 32 Swartz Creek 93 Montrose 41 New Lothrop 32 Montrose 54 Lakeville 48 Montrose 50 Spring - 1962 y VARSITY BASEBALL Goodrich 3 Montrose 1 Genesse Montrose 4 Durand 7 Montrose 5 Durand 3 Montrose 11 Lake Fenton 1 Montrose 15 Linden 4 Montrose 5 Hamady 3 Montrose 11 Ortonville 3 Montrose J. V. BASEBALL Durand 10 Montrose Durand 14 Montrose 12 Winter - 1962-1963 Girls ' Basketball Atherton 49 Montrose 15 Bendle 38 Montrose 20 Swartz Creek 32 Montrose 28 Bentley 23 Montrose 20 Fenton 46 Montrose 31 Girls ' Softball Champions 57 Top row, left to right-Jim Franks, Larry Paxton, Jim Wagner, Dace John- son, Mike Westfall, Stan Good, Terry Tekiele, Danny Thomas, Mr. Free- man; Middle row, left to right- Charles Dinnan, Mike Coop- er, Ed Walker, Tom Tekiele, Gary Coop- er, Gary Baird, Carl Diener, Bill Newlon, Roland Taylor, Rich- ard Brookman, Dan Shinabarger; Bottom row, left to right- Lonnie Chris- topher, Dave Hor- ner, Mike Cooper, Francis Keys, Jim Stewart, Dan Svel- ler, Joe Stewart, Ray Nicholas, Ed Stroble %- ' 3«r ' ' wi Cfiampion 5rac6 5eam •ri Cfiampions 9n Basc aW V ! I ■ «%S, lf« fl 59 Soff6a Cdsimpions Top row, left to right- Linda Morgan, Karen Holmes, Lynn Anderson, Carol Burgess, Mildred Friedl, Mary Piech- nik, Nancy Baird, Sharon Donaski, Marsha Huber, Sharon Carmody, Doris Bur- gess, Sharon Powell; Bottom row, left to right-Nancy Vroman, Wanda Reed, Beth Harrison, Miss Poling, Nikki Booth, Nellie Walker, Diane Short. OutfieM j- r- From left to right: Nel Walker, Sandy Taylor, Niki Booth, Beth Harrison, Sue Lane, Gayle Johnson, Martha Luard, Carol Burgess, Millie Friedl, Sharon Donaski, Les Ward, Karen Holmes, Doris Burgess, Jan Henry, Karen Craig, Nancy Worgess, Julie Fuller, Linda Morgan. Kneeling: Marcia Dove, Jeananne Lyman, Coach: Mrs. Taylor, Linda McCormick, Kathy Lindsey. Qivls ' From left to right: Janice Henry, Coach: Mrs. Taylor, Sharon Donaski, Beth Harrison - Seniors. From left to right: Karen Craig, Carol Burgess, j | Mildred Friedl, Leslee Ward, Sharon Donaski, Janice Henry, Beth Harrison, Niki Booth. « i Sharon Donaski junior Varsity Montrose High School has a great group of cheer- leaders who certainly stand out from others when it comes to hard work and school spirit. No other group in school has to work as hard to be full of pep and show good sportsmanship as they do. They must plan pep rallies, make signs, and give speeches concerning an oncoming sports event. Be- sides all this, they must practice at least twice a week, and yell their lungs and heart out at maybe an average of two games a week. We truly can congratulate our fine cheerleaders on their endurance, spirit, sportsmanship, and un- ending desire to promote our school spirit. Top left: Sandy Taylor, Carol Vantine. Bottom left: Karen Holmes, Kenny Tarrant, and Doris Burgess. Qivls eAvn T -: ■■ ■• ' t- r S ' ' ■ SI .rr -- ' 5f ' i ' From left to right: Vickie Parks, Sandy Spaulding, Danni Booth, and Jane Ann Emmen- dorfer. Senior Play: A ROCKET IN HIS POCKET Left to right-Director Mrs. Dutton, Maria Hoyt, Sandy Belill, Beth Harrison, Sharon Donaski, Jerry Dunklee, John Hunt, Duncan Bis- sau, Dan Shinabarger, Don Bissell, Mike Arkerman, Karla Long, Sharon Carmody, Rose Mary Couch- man, Jenny Kuzniar, Jan Henry. Junior Play: FAIR EXCHANGE ' Left to right, back row: Bill Newlon, Mrs. Dutton, Mike Ac- kerman. Rose Mary Couchman; middle row: Sandy Belill, Maria Hoyt, Jan Henry, Sharon Car- mody, Karla Long, Jenny Kuzniar, Sharon Walker; front row; War- ren Spenser, Duncan Bissell, Don Volz, Jerry Dunklee, James Vroman, Dan Parrott. 64 Remember ? ? You mean it was all just a joke 65 Greenfield Village Gang! Homecoming Of ' 62 Homecoming Float Top: Princess, Donna Beardslee; Queen, Maria Hoyt. Bottom: Sharon Carmody, Janice Henry, Beth Harrison, Carol Geyer. ' Coming f3 ■ ' W0 M 1 1 J Kjj A lO H BH Bh HSBmB i l IHIV HP m S!f9 M And she ' s off . Line-up The Nifty Nine will rise and shine, When they get in their chorus line. The Misfits! They get worse every year ! Mike Ackerman, will my good times on Friday nights to Al Wilson. Phil Aldred, will to Mr. Zahn my brain, in hopes that it will stay forever in his classroom. James Arnold, will my personality to anyone who wants it. John Arnold, will my good looks to Mr. Young, and my good humor to Mr. Johnson. John Balanowski, hereby give my good looks to Dave Arnold, who I hope will use them to the best of his ability. Sandra BelUl, will to Nikki Booth a portion of my mathematical ability so she and Mr. Zahn can get along for the next tv?o years. Don Bissell, will my seat in U.S. Govt., by all the girls, to whoever thinks he can take my place, and handle the girls. Duncan Bissell, will my intelligence of mathematics and my willingness to stand up to teachers for my rights to Kathy Morgan. Sharon Carmody, will my forever gone dealing days to anyone who thinks she can handle them. Rosemary Couchman, will my freckles to Margo Driver. Carl Diener, will my nicknames of Clyde, Bruiser, Banana, Weiner, and a few I won ' t mention, back to the coaches of Montrose High. Sharon Donaski, will my many romances to Sheryl McGee. She can have them! Jerry Dunklee, will my acting ability to anyone who thinks they can equal me! Georgia Eckles, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Doris Taylor. Jean Eycleiiymer, will to Dalalee Edwards my experiences and exciting times with Mrs. Yantz. Barbara Fejedelem, will my outgrown cowgirl outfit to Mildred Friedl. David Feller, will to Mike Westfall all my good times with the girls ! Sally Fikes will to Cinderella, better known as Ron Haven, my formal for his next ball. Carol Gieeti, will my bottle of Lady Clairol to Colleen Hutton. Helen Haines, will my long stay at Montrose to anyone who can stay that long! Beth Harrison, not of sound body or mind, will my ability to laugh no matter what the future bringslo Mr, Skvareninas, and my extra pounds to Carol Hodges. Jan Henry, will my dream of my own car to anyone with funds enough to make it come true. Gloria Hill, will my genius in Algebra to Allen Huber. I ' m sure he needs it! Maria Hoyl, will my foreign handwriting to my sister, Kathy. John Hunt,, will my humor to Terry Rinks, since 1 will be too mature for such foolishness. Paula Jackson, will my ability to get and keep a boyfriend to Bonnie Nygard. 1 James Kettler, will my Trig book to anyone who is fool enough to try to figure it out! ■ ■ Jenny Kuzniar, will someone just like me to Mrs. Rhoads, so she won ' t be lonesome when I ' m gone. Roy Lee, will my sense of humor to Mr. Burnison. Karla Long, will my mole hills to Sheryl McGee, with hopes that she ' ll will her mountains to me! Richard Lorencz, will my ability to move away from the table to Mr. Price. John McDowell, will my ability to drink pop at Lane ' s Station to arf-arf Payne. Ann Mosey, will my ability to get a boyfriend with a convertible to JoAnn Passard, who rides horses.. Bill NewlOE, will to Lonnie Christopher the right to leave his shoes untied. Ray Nicholas, will my speed to Lyle (turtle) Taylor, and my vaulting pole to Terry and Mike. John Papineau, will my smarts to anyone who can make better use of them than I did. Carol Parrott, will my height to Jeanette McNiel. Dan Parrott, will all the fun I ' ve had this year to John Erickson. Muriel Pyne, will my deep man-tone voice to anyone who can stand it, because I can ' t. Diane Reed, will my ability to stay in class to Bob Larkin, Jerry Cox, and Rosemary Lenikee. Nancy Regan, will the explosions in chemistry back to Mrs. Yantz. Nancy Rogers, will my bookkeeping ability to whoever wants it. Ray Shinabarger, will my height and dribbling ability to Allen Huber. w Alice Thompson, will my ability to chat long hours with the boys to anyone who thinks they can chat as long. Don Volz, iwill to Judy G yer my ambition of becoming a band director. James Vroman, will my ability to sell rotten fruit to Steve Fejedelem. Sally Westfall, will my great hurdling ability to anyone, for the simple reason that anyone could jump hurdles better than I. Sharon Walker, will my singing ability to Jean Eycleshymer. Arbutus Wilmot, will my intellectual outlook on life to Mrs. Myas. Qv2ide Scdool ? The task of elementary education is to take a lot of live wires and see that they are well grounded. But just to be we: grounded in academic subjects which lead to head knowledge is not enough. It is just as important to be well grounded in manners and morals— those things which lead to strong character. Out culture and character should walk together, , Too often they are a mile apart. The elementary school is dedicated to tlie task of training the whole child that he might grow not only in wisdom and knowledge, but also in integrity, compassion, and faith in God and his fellow -men. John Stauffer Elementary Principal Sixffi i I Sixtd Mrs. I. Jahncke A.B. W.S.U. M.A, U OF M Sixtd % JL, u CT RScSf B H Mrs. B. Rowe B.S. E.M.U. 3ouTi(i Qv2ide 3ouvt(i Qvdiie .□QGUQEoaaaaaaas ' Mrs. Ellen Holt Ass. of Arts C.M.U, 5fiircl Second Gv2ide 3nsi 3irsf Qv2ide SHANNON ' S LEONARD SERVICE McCormick ' s State St. and Genesee THE FAMILY Ph. Ne 9-5391 SHOE STORE ROSELLE ' S MARKET Men Boy ' s Apparel GROCERIES Shoes for Family and Montrose Ph. 639-5201 MEATS Montrose SCOTT ' S ORCHARD STAN ' S AUTO REPAIR MONTROSE 11925 McKinley Road Montrose 639-3323 WEST SIDE GARAGE Ignition — Carburetor Westfall ' s Beauty Shop Complete Repairing 154 N. Genesee St. Align front end — Wheel Balance Montrose Phone 639-3360 Ph. 639-3601 10332 Dodge Rd. 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