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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

GBNJ GErJEALOG ' M769HM, 1970 J jg RAMBLER 1970 1 When the Moon Is in the Seventh House And Jupiter Aligns With Mars — Then Peace Will Guide the Planets And Love Will Steer the Stars. This Is the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius The Age of Aquarius — Harmony And Understanding, Sympathy And Trust Abounding, No More Fossils Or Decisions, Only Living Dreams of Vision, Mystic Crystal Revelation And the Mind ' s True Liberation Aquarius, Aquarius — The Fifth Dimension Contents Introduction 1 Administration 17 Classes 31 Organizations 65 Sports 79 Junior High 105 Advertisements 121 Advisor Mr. Rodney Studaker Editor David Lea Assistant Editors Sheila Lovasz Penny Staley Jim Anderson Photographers David Lea Duane Johnson The Age of Aquarius Is Speaking Out Love Progress Freedom ;; ' ' «- '  ' w z ' : m_ y : ? ' v-- L ? Unity Contemplation Doing Your Thing Involvement Awareness cry L. r __jJSi Change Searching Peace ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Zodiac horoscopes feebly attempt to forecast an uncertain and often foreboding future. It is the responsibility of the administration to guide us into a more promising and secure tomorrow. The Board of Education pictured above is: LEFT TO RIGHT, Mr. Doyle Lyman- Vice President, Mrs. Bessie Moose- Trustee, Mr. Robert Dinsmore-Secretary, Mr. Robert Blanford-President, Mr. Richard Green- Trustee, Mr. Durward Haven- Treasurer, and Mr. Phillip Rumbold- Trustee. Below are Superintendent, Mr. Howard Kuehn and Secretary, Mrs. Reva Helfrich. 18 As we direct our thoughts and aspirations to the future through the signs of the Zodiac, we are challenged towards our tomorrow by an understanding and perceptive administration headed by Principal. Mr. John Stauffer above and Asst. Prin. Mr. Fred Goers below. The office personnel are here to assist us in organinng our daily confrontations into meaningful and worthwhile experiences. Secretaries Mrs. Lynn Parker, ABOVE LEFT and Mrs. Dorothy Staley, ABOVE RIGHT and the office help TOP ROW: Mrs. Parker, Bob Bissel, Brenda Stoudamire, Deb Bolter, linda Raleigh, Brenda Hescott, Janice Atwell, Kathy Perkins, Valerie Ross, Kathy Wolf, Gail Modrak. BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Christopher, Kathy Blanford, Jackie Reimer, Rhonda Parks, Carol Herrick, and Diane Bolanowski. MR. JAMES BLACKBURN Counselor of Boys Michigan State Univ.- B.S., M.A. MR. DONALD BimNISON Wood Working Ohio University-B. S. MR. THOMAS CASTEEL JR. Govt. --Econ. --Soc. Albion College-B.A. MRS. ELLEN CURRIE English Central Michigan Univ. B.S., M.A. MR. JOSEPH D.ANIELS Ty ' ping II — Bookkeeping Shorthand— Study Hall Mooriiead State -B.S. MR. FRANK FEHER JR. Drafting Central Midiigan Univ. -B.S. MR. R.AY GARRETT English Hillsdale CoUege-A.B University- of Michigan-M. A. .v wv MRS. MELODY HAAKE MR. FRANCIS HARTLEY MR. ROBERT HAYES English English— Study Hall Physical Education 4ichigan State Eastern Michigan University of Univ. -B. A. Univ.-B.S. University of Mich. -M. A. Wyoming-B . S . MR. EDWARD JOHNSON Art--U. S. History- Central Mich . Univ . - B . S . University of Mich. -M. A. MR. ROSS KISTNER Typing I Bowling Green State Univ.-B.S. MR. GARY LESTER Band- -Choir- -Study Hall Western Michigan Univ.-B.M. MISS BARBRA LUNDY MISS CATHERINE MISS SHARON McCULLEY Counselor of Girls MARKLAND Trig.-Alg. 11 Michigan State Univ.-B.S. Physical Education Gen. Math Michigan State Univ, -B. S. Univ. Of Northern lowa-B . S . Northern Michigan Univ. -M. A. MISS NANCY ROBINSON Spanish I, II, III, IV Olivet CoUege-B.A. MR. RAY SHINABARGER Senior Matli, Eartli Science Study Hall Spring Arbor CoUege-B.A. MISS MARCELLA PECK MR. NATHAN PRICE MRS. FLORA Home Economics General Business, RAD SPIELER Midiigan State Univ.-B.S. Geometry Algebra I, Senior Math Taylor Univ.-B.S. Western .Michigan Univ. Ball State Coll. -M. A. MR. RODNEY STUDAKER Speech. Journalism Study Hall Central Mich. Univ.-B.S. MR. JIM TEKIELE MR. DALE TITHOF MR. GEORGE YOUNG Chemistry. Physics W. Histon-, W. Geography Biology-. General Math SUidy Hall U.S. History Central Michigan Micliigan State Aquinas College-B . .A. Univ.-B.S. Univ.-B.S. Michigan State Univ. -M.S. 23 ' 69 Homecoming fj f . ■ l; .j| ■ 7 % ia Jk: . c lA ii m r —a  ' ' I 1 These six beautiful girls and their fathers are LEFT TO RIGHT, Kathy Baird and Mr. Baird, Penny Staley and Ivlr. Staley, Carol Herrick and Mr. Herrick, Vicki Varner and Mr. Varner, Valerie Ross and Mr. Ross, Ethel Hackney and Mr. Hackney. Queen And Court Reflect Libran Ideals This year ' s court royally fulfilled the admired virtues of a true Libra. Their grace and beauty are a lovely reflection of the Libran ideals which have made our school very proud of the 1969 Homecoming Court. Queen Carol Herrick is shown at her moments of greatest joy and surprise after the student body selected her as their 1969 Queen. Queen Carol Herrick J ■ ' - - .: ' i r ' Mighty Rams Prove Aga in Why ' ' We ' re Hot Stuff -, Friday October 10 dawned as a rainy and dishcarlcning day. As the day wore on, tlie eyes ol the students were on the sky, which poured forth seemingly with- out end. And then the rain stopped. This was indeed a good sign as indicated by a colorful parade highlighted by the Juniors ' winning float, We ' re Hot Stuff and the Seniors ' runner - up float, YA BA DA BA DO and climaxed by a 13-0 Ram victory over the Adierton Wolverines. The Signs of the Zodiac ARIES- March 21- April 20 The first sign of the Zodiac is Aries, the Ram. You are a person of action, always searching out new fields to explore and conquer. Mars, youi ruling planet gives you power and energy to rise above the situation and you are competent and confident in your decision. Ariens step boldly into areas where others fear to tread but due to lack of patience you often do not see a project to its end. There is a tendency on your part to be excitable and quick tempered about your feelings, but your ideas have the potential of reaching perfection. The sign of Aries is the Ram. TAURUS- April 21- May 21 Venus, the ruling planet, maiies you naethodical and perfect in your work. Patience, deliberance, and your thinking mark decisions and influence oppositoin. Established artists and musical works hold your favor. Finances are a Taurus specialty although you can excel in any field. Friendliness and gracious personality influence those who know you. The sign of Taurus is the Bull. GEMINl-May 22-June 21 Restless, curious, qiuck, in motion and changing character designate those of Mercury, Gemini ' s ruling planet. You and your associates have brilliant and perceptive minds. Geminis are travelers and socialites. Members of your house constitute a majority of scientists and lecturers by nature of your inventiveness and impulse thinking. Your sign is that of the Twins. CANCER-June 22-July 23 Like water, you need a ' force in the right direction. Industry and sixth sense guide trading, your specialty. Love is vital to everyone under Cancer ' s sign and married life is most pleasing. The imagination, understanding and sensitivity of many has caused them to become artists, clergy, and social workers. Your sign is the Crab. LEO- July 24-August 23 Leos are characterized by warmth, radiance, energy, ambition and personal magnetism. Entertainment and recreation are enjoyable to all Leos, as participants or spectators. You lead others and therefore are excellent executives and presidents. There are really two signs for Leo, the Sun and the Lion. VIRGO-August 24-September 23 As a Virgoan you enjoy material things, but find happiness in serving. Reading and knowledge arouse your mind and you are methodical, conscientious, and critical in your work. Yours is the sixth sign of the house, the Virgin. LIBRA- September 24-October 23 Librans, models of balance, tend to be constructive, artistic, ambitious, affable, persuasive, and practical. Moods may affect your kindness and loyalty. You have great powers that enable you to see both sides clearly, making you wise judges. TTie sign of Librans is the Scales or Balance. SCORPIO-October 24-November 22 The Scorpio, sign of life and death, is a model of courage, strength, self-control and thought. Reasoning and investigation are superb as a result of tlie influence of Mars, the ruling planet. You are generous and excel in love more than any other sign. Eagles or Scorpions denote your house. SAGITTARIUS-November 23-December 21 Breadth of vision is a Sagittarian ' s finest quality because it gives you common sense and reason. You want to tell the world of your ideas, either by sincerity, logic, or through your speech. Members of your sign are diplomatic, tactful, amiable, imaginative and progressive. Traveling is a necessity for you; fire being your fixed sign, you are energetic. The arrow is the sky sign for those of Sagittarius. CAPRICORN-December 22-January 20 Saturn governs ambition, pride, enthusiasm, perserverance, political power, and public awareness. There is a serious nature in your sign that demands facts and efficiency but may label you cold and timid. You are an understanding person and politicians, actors, farmers and real estate dealers are most notable in your group. When preparing for your profession, you are studious and diligent. After employment, you become thrifty and systematic. Capricorns are represented by the horns of the Goat. AQUARIUS- January 21-February 19 Aquarius is a fixed air sign with persistent, analytical, and concentrative powers. Uranus, planet of orginality, inspires inventiveness. Aquarians are unique, electrifying, fun to meet, knowledgeable persons and sincere. You may be of changing temperament, but you do not hold a grudge. Your sign is that of the Water Bearer. PISCES-February 20-March 20 Powers of adaptability , versatility, conformtiy an d sy mpathy are yours. Pisces is the house of mystery, death and wonder. Neptune makes you a complete Spiritual, physical and mental person. You are emotional, especially in love, and insecure to the point of seeking escape. Two Fish in opposing directions represent your sign. Senior Class Officers and advisors LEFT: IVlr. Blackburn - advisor, Jackie Kelbey - V . President; Bill Cornel - President, Gary Johnson - Sec. , Debbie Francisco - Treas., Mr. Lester - advisor SENIORS Today, it is difficult to contemplate exactly what being a senior means. The answer to tomorrow ' s questions lie within the stars. May today ' s seniors reach tomorrow ' s stars - and beyond. The experiences which we now cherish will soon be nothing but fond memories of the past. All too soon, to- day will slip away and surrender to tomorrow--and all the tomorrows to follow. But not even a thousand tomor- rows can erase these unforgettable moments when we were one of the most privileged persons to ever live--the precious moments when we were Seniors . . . i H RICHARD ALDRICH CAPRICORN Nickname: Rich Football-- 1 Band-- 1,2, 3 JOHN ALLETT AQUARIUS Nickname: J.K.A. CAROL ARNOLD SCORPIO Nickname: Amie F.H.A. — 1 JIM BEASLEY SCORPIO KATHLEEN BAIRD LEO Nickname: Kathy Cheerleading--2, 3,4 Treasurer- -4 N.H.S.--2,3,4 N.H.S. Secretary--4 Future Teachers-- 1 , 2 Spanish Club- -2, 3 Amer. Legion Award-- Homecoming Court Physical Fitness Award--2 CHARLENE BECHTEL VIRGO Nickname: Twink Nichname: Charlie Track Manager Rampage Sta£f--4 Office Assist. --4 ROBERT BISSELL CAPRICORN Nickname: George F.T.A.--2,3,4 Student Council — 4 Library Club — 2 AVA BLOSS VIRGO Nickname: Avie Band 1,2,3,4 Solo and Ensemble DEBORAH BOLTER SCORPIO Nickname: Deb Medical Careers--2 Spanish Club--2 Office Assist. --3,4 Rampage Staff- -4 Rambler Staff--3 WILLIS BRIMMER AQUARIUS Nickname: Willie Football--!, 2 Track- -1,2 Cross-Country Manager MICHAEL BRITTON LEO Nickname; Mike RICHARD BROWN VIRGO Nickname: Rich Baseball--! Track--2.3,4 Football--2,3 Basketball— 1,2 Varsity Club--2-4 mA STEPHEN BURMSON LBRA Nickname: Broadway joe Baseball-- 1-4 Basketball-- 1-4 Football- -1-4 arsir - Club--2-4 The Seniors have chosen as the two most studious students Jeff Russell and Kathy Baird. DAVID BUHLER LIBRA Nickname: Dave HELEN BYCE CAPRICORN Nickname: Tiger CONNIE CLAFLIN TAURUS JERRY COLE SCORPIO Nickname: Cork WANDA COOK SCORPIO Nickname: none Medical careers- FHA— 9 and 11 HELEN CRANE CAPRICORN Nickname: Bird Speedball--l-4 Basketball-- 1-4 All County- -3 Track Softball FTA— 2-4 NHS — 3,4 Vice-Pres. --4 Spanish Club--2 THOMAS CONTRERAS PISCES Nickname: Tommy Varsity--2,3,4 Varsity Club--2,3,4 Spanish Club --2, 3 Class Officer--2 Visual Aid— 3 2nd team ALL COUNTY 3 Honorable Mention 4. WILUAM CORNEL SAGITTARIUS Nickname: coakroach Football-- 1-4 Wrestling Track--l-4 Varsity Club--l-4 Glee Club-- 1-3 Class. Pres. --4 Football--All County--4 All Comity track 2-3 JAMES CRAIG SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Jim BRENDA DAVIS VIRGO Nickname: Bren Glee Club— 1 MIKE DEVOE LEO Nickname: Pete Track-- 1-2 Football-- 1-2 Class Officer--2,3 CHARLES DINSMORE SCORPIO Nickname: Chuck ROGER EAKIN SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Rog Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Varsity Club 3 Bruce Moss and Carol Herrick get the Senior vote for best all-around. DAVID DOWD SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Dave Football 1,2,3,4 DAVID DUNCAN AQUARIUS Nickname: Dave Football--! Boy Scouts-- 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 OFELIA DIAZ CAPRICORN Nickname: Ofie Library Assittant Award Junior Class Treasurer Freshman Secretary JAMES EALY SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Jamie Baseball 1,2.3.4 Football 1.2.3,4 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Varsity Club 3 Student Coimcil 3,4 Student Council V. Pres. Class Vice Pres. 1 Class President 2 .All-Counr - Baseball 2.3 .All-Count - Football 4 IV ' l • ' I I- i r m ' ' ! V ' I SHIRLEY EDENBUKN SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Shir PAMELA FRANKS GEMINI Nickname: Pam F.H.A.--1 F.T.A.--1 Rambler Staff-- 1 Rampage Staff--3 WARREN EDWARDS CAPRICORN Nickname: Woody KATHRTN ELDRED CAPRICORN Nickname: Katie Medical Careers Club--1 THOMAS ERICKSON VIRGO Nickname: Tom Football--!, 2, 3 Track- -1,2 VarsJtv Club--3,4 JACK EVANS CAPRICORN Nickname: Barney Football--! PAUL FEJEDELEM CAPRICORN Nickname: Honey Football--!, 2 Baseball--! DEBORAH FRANCISCO TAURUS Nickname: Debbie Basketball Mgr. --3 STEPHEN Drama Club--2 FRANCISCO Chess Club--4 CAPRICORN F.T.A.--3 Rambler Staff--!, 2,4 Nickname: Beaver Spanish Club--3 Class Treasurer- -3, 4 PATSY GRANT SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Pat Jitnior Achievement--3 Choir--3 F.H.A.--2 Y-Teens--1 Medical Careers Club--2,3,4 RICHARD GRANT ARIES Nickname: Crobar Track--!, 3,4 Baskelball--2 Wrestling- -3 Cross Country--3 Varsity Club --3, 4 F.T.A.--4 Rambler Staff--4 Chess Club--4 Spanish Club- -2 Band — 1-4, Dance Band JAMES CUNTER SCORPIO Nickname: Mike Football--!, 2,4 Baseball--!, 2 Wrestling--2-4 Library Club- -2-4 ETHEL HACKNEY LEO Nickname: Snooks Cheerleader- -1-4 Band--!, 2,3 Medical Careers Club— 2,3 Spanish Club--2 Student Council--2- Drama Club Tres. -- Rampage Asst. Ed. - JEFFREY HANEL TAURUS Nickname: Chugget Baseball--! Football--!, 2 All County- -4 Wrest ling--3 Library Club--4 Rambler Staff--4 Rampage Staff--4 Varsity Club--3,4 DEBORAH HATCHETT CAPRICORN Nickname: Deb JERRY HATFIELD VIRGO Nickname: Jer Spanish Club-- 1 , 2 Chosen by the Senior Class as the best dressed are Mitch Huber and Ethel Hackney. CAROL HERRICK VIRGO Nickname: Delia Softball— 1,4 Speedball--2,3,4 Basketball-- 1-4 Track--2,3 Cheerleader- -2, 3, 4 Rampage--4 Homecoming Queen — 4 Office Asst. --3,4 Varsity Club BETTY KAY HITCHCOCK LIBRA Nickname: Betty Kay Softball— 1 Speedball--2,3,4 F.T.A.--4 CATHRYN HOSEA PISCES Nickname: Cath F.H.A.--1,2 Medical Careers Club--1 Choir— 1,2 Nickname: John Football- -1,2 RICK JONES CAPRICORN Nickname: Stretch Football-- 1 Band-- 1,2, 3 MITCHELL HUBER VIRGO Nickname: Mitchie Babe Basketball-- 1-4, Capt. --4 Cross Country- -3, 4 Baseball--!, 2,4 Student Council — 1 Varsity Club- -3, 4 Choir--3 Band-- 1-4, Leo Club Pres. — 4 Class President- -3 GARY JOHNSON LIBRA Nickname: Gobble Chess Club Pres. --4 Spanish Club--2,3 Class Officer--4 Track- -3 Baseball--!, 2,4 Football--!, 2 Cross Country — 3,4 Captain, All-County- -3, 4 All-Regional--4 All-State--3 JACQUELYN KELBEY TAURUS Nickname: Jack Basketball--!, 2, 3 Varsity Club--2,3,4 M.C.C. Sec. 3; Pres. 4 Future Teachers-- 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. Sec. 3; Treasurer 4 Pep Band and Marching Bana--1,2,3,4 Concert Band--!, 2, 3,4 V.F.W. Award All Stars Band JOHN KELLY TAURUS Nickname: Jack Football--!, 2 Wrestling--!, 2,4 CHARLES KETTLER LEO Nickname: Chuck Basketball--!, 2, 3,4 PAUL KIRK GEMINI Nickname: Paul JO ANN LAVERY TAURUS Nickname: Be ' -An Speedball--3,4 Track--! , 2 Nickname: Moose Cross- Country- - 2 Band--1,2,3 4 F. T.A.-2,3,4— Pres. Library Club --4 Student Council--4 Junior Achievement--3--Pres. Rambler Photographer--2, 3 4 Rambler Editor- -4 ROBERT LINDQUIST SCORPIO Nickname: Rob Wrestling--! Track--! TED KUZNIAR SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Chicky MILTON LCTRIDGE PISCES Nickname: Pickle The Seniors picked this Duo of Larry West- fall and Carol Herrick as the best senior couple. Keep trying Larry! SHEILA LOVASZ LEO Nickname: Chita Track- -1-4 Medical Careers Club— 1-4, Hist. --4 Student Council- -4 Rambler Staff--2, 3,4 Asst. Ed. --4 Chess Club--4 Varsity Club--2,3,4 JOHN LUND CAPRICORN Nickname: John American Legion Award--3 RENEE LYNN PISCES Nickname: Renee Rambler Staff-- 1,4 Medical Careers Club--1,4 Library Club — 4 HELEN MILLER PISCES Nickname: Heller Rampage Staff — 4 CYNTHIA MITCHELL LEO Nickname: Cindy Medical Careers Club- -3, 4 Choir--l,2, 3 GAIL MODRAK VIRGO Nickname: Gail Speedball--1,2 Track- -1 RICHARD MOORE LEO Nickname: Rick Football--!, 2 Basketball--! Baseball--! ROBERT MOORE LEO Nickname: Bob BRUCE MOSS SCORPIO Nickname: Bruce Basketball--l-4, Capt.-- Baseball--!, 2 Football--], 2 Track--3,4 Cross Counlry--3,4 All County--3,4, All Regional--4 Chess Club-4 VIRGINIA NEWTON AQUARIUS Nickname; Ginger Speedball--l-4 Basketball-- 1-4 Softball-- 1,2 F.T.A.--2,4 Varsity-- 1-4 HENRY NYHALM VIRGO Nickname: Hank Track MITCHELL OLEYAR CANCER Nickname: Mitch Band-- 1,2 Voted the guy with the best physique was Bill Cornel and the girl with the best figure was Valerie Sage. DENNIS PALMER VIRGO Nickname: Den RHONDA PARKS GEMINI Nickname: Pee Vee Basketball Cheerleading Majorette F.H.A. Drama Club--2 N.H.S.— 3,4 DEBBIE PARKER LIBRA Nickname: Deb F.H.A.--1 Rambler Staff- -2 Medical Careers Club— 1 ROBERT RAMSEY GEMINI Nickname: Bob Band--1,2,3 THOMAS POAG SCORPIO Nickname: Tom Football-- 1 Basketball— 1,2 Track- -3, 4 Cross Country- -3, 4 All-County--3,4 JAMES POLLARD CAPRICORN Nickname: Rube DARWIN POWELL LIBRA Nickname: Dar Basketball Mgr. — : Band-- 1,2, 3 DAVID PRINCE CANCER Nickname: Dave Football-- 1-4 Baseball-- 1-4 Varsity Club --3, 4 DENNIS RAINWATER PISCES Nickname: Denny Football--!, 2 Track- -3, 4 LINDA RALEIGH CAPRICORN Nickname: Speed Softball--! Track- -2 Basketball-- 1-3 Speedball--l-4 JORGE PERELLI CAPRICORN Nickname: Georgy JACKIE REIMER ARIES Nickname: Jackie Rambler Staff--! F.H.A.— 2 MICHAEL REYNOLDS GEMINI Nickname: Mike KELLY ROWBOTHAM AQUARIUS Nickname: Sheep Dog Cheerleader--!, 2 As unconvinced as they are, Kathe Wolf and Paul Stauffer were selected the most talkative in the Senior Class. THOMAS ROOT VIRGO Nickname: Nui Basketball-- 1-4 Baseball--l-4 Football--!, 2 Cross Country- -4 N.H.S.--3,4, V. Student Council-- VALERIE ROSS CAPRICORN Nickname: Val Track--2-4; Cheer- leader--!, 2; Var- sity Club--2-4; Office Asst. — 3, 4; Medical Careers Club— 2,3; Ram- page Staff--4; Ram- bler Staff--3; All- County 75 yd. --2, 3. BETHANY RIDDLE CANCER Nickname: Barf Speedbali— 1,2 Softball— 1 Basketball— 2,3 F.H.A. — 1 Varsity Club — 2,3,4 Medical Careen Club- -2 JEFFREY RUSSELL GE. aNI Nickname: Jeff Football— 1,2 Baseball-- 1-4 N.H.S.— 2.3,4 Chess Club--4 American Legion .Award- VALERIE SAGE TAURUS Nickname: Trink Library C lub- - 1 Magazine and Christmas Card Chairman--3,4 THOMAS SULLIVAN AQUARIUS Nickname: Tom Band--1,2,3 Baseball--! GERALD SCANLON ARIES Nickname: Jer Track- -2 F.T.A.--4 Band--1 Rambler Staff--3 Choir--! Chess Club- -4 Student Council- Tres. --4, Pres. ■ 2-4 4 LEORA SIDAM CAPRICORN Nickname: Lee RANDALL SEEL YE SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Tiny Football--!, 2, 3 Track--! , 2 Basketball--! MARCUS SHORT CAPRICORN Nickname: Marc Band--!, 2 PEN ' NY STALEY SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Penelia Speedball-- 1 ; Span- ish Club--2, 3; Stu- dent Cluncil--2-4; Tres.— 3; D.A.R. --4; N.H. S. — 2-4; F. H.A.--!,2; Band !-3; Choir— 1-3; M.C.C.— 3; F.T.A. --1,2; American Legion Award-- 1 , 2; Queen ' s Court — 4. ROBERTA SLATERLINE CAPRICORN Nickname: Bert PAUL STAUFFER SCORPIO Nickname: Paul BasebalI--2,4 Basketball— 1,2 Football--! Spanish Club--3 % ill DAVID TARRANT ARIES Nickname: Dave Football-- !-4, Capt. --4 All-Counr ' --3,4 Basketball-- !-4 Track--! -4 N.H. S. --2-4, Pres. --4 American Legion Aw.ard- 2,3 Boy ' s State--3 MARK THIEL VIRGO Nickname: Babe Basketball— 1-4 Jr.: PATRICK THOMAS SCORPIO Nickname: Farmer WARREN TRACEY GEMINI DANIEL UNGER Nickname: Trace SCORPIO Football--!, 2 Cross Country--4 Nickname: Skitch Football--! Football--!, 2, 3 Chess Club--4 Rampage Staff--4 Medical Careers Club--4 VICKI VARNER LEO Nickname: Bicker MARY WEST SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Mary Valerie Sage and Mark Thiel were the top vote getters in the contest for the greatest lovers. LARRY WESTFALL SAGITTARIUS Nickname: Weiner Football: 1,2,3,4 All County: 4 Basketball: 1,2 Track: 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club KATHE WOLF CAPRICORN Nickname: Woof-Woof Cheer leading: 2 Rambler Club: 1 Office Ass. : 2,3,4 Medical Careers: 1 Rampage: 4 Spanish Club: 2 RANDALL WYMAN Nickname: Wyman Football: 1,2,3,4 Track: 1,2 Basketball: 1,2 GREG WHITNEY PISCES Nickname: Keg Baseball: 1,2,4 Basketball: 1,2 Football: 1,2,3,4 Track: 3 Wrestling: 3,4 Leo Club-Vice Pres. : 4 Varsity Club: 2,3,4 Graduating Class 116 Senior Trip May 24-27 to Washington, D. C. New York City All Sports Banquet June 2 Awards Assembly June 4 Senior Class Night June 5 Baccalaureate June 7 Commencement June 11 Seniors Gaze Into Their Crystal Ball We envision David D. Duncan as our next state dir- ector of Health, Education, and Welfare. Continuing to gaze into our crystal ball, it can clearly be seen that Dave Tarrant will soon challenge for the light- weight championship of the world because he ' s so springy and light on his feet. If all goes w ell, Kathy Baird sh be the head waitress at Farrell ' s Parlor. Penny Staley ' s inability to re- sist Tom C ' s suave manner wins Tom our nomination as the next Vote Toothpaste Taster. Demonstrating the principals which won them the Nobel Prize in Physics are Dr. Mark Thiel and his able assistant, Jack Kelly. Tom Root will be our next town minister. His Favorite verse? I look toward the heavens, from whence my help cometh. My help cometh from the Lord. Because of her devotion and hours of practice. Sheila Lovasz will probably be our next typing instructor at Hill-McCloy. LEFT: Today ' s Renee Lynn may well be the Picasse of tomorrow. RIGHT: Carol Herrick will be the next head Chef at Aunt Jemima ' s Restaurant. 1 ' ' ySt: ' l- ■ ■ V Ah . The Class of 1971 officers and advisors are LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Feher - Advisor, Mar Anne Doerr - Trea- surer, Joyce Thompson - Secretary, Mr. Johnson - Advisor, SEATED: Craig Murch - President, Shirley Tekiele - Vice President JUNIORS ARIES March 21- April 20 Debra Bednarski Richard Blakely Mary Anne Doerr Paul Dowd Alice Hodges Betty Kelbey Anneli Kimling Craig Murch James Poe Glenn Powell Joyce Thompson David Zimmerman TAURUS April 21-May 21 Linda Alexander Dan Chapman Catherine Davis Kathleen Perkins Cynthia Ruddy Cathy Whitmer Karen Wilson GEMINI May 22-June 21 Judy Duncan Bob Hatfield Toni Hulsey Dennis Mallory Bill McCloy Brenda Middleton Dean Powell Denise Todd Howard Walt Wanda Winter CANCER June 22-July 23 Veronica Bechtel Patricia Cheshire Debra Cline Sophia Duplay Debra Fall Joyce Hinte Sue Ann Hobson Duane Johnson John Morgan Julia Pope Robert Rice Kenmore Shoup Brenda Stoudamire LEO July 24-August 23 Patrick Gray Larry Grisham William Maitland Douglas Sears AIRES MARCH VIRGO VIRCO Aug. 24- Sept 23 Robert Beardslee Tim Bum) Tcrri Clark Dallas Edwardt Jean Landes Rudy Ncwion Mike Ruddy Dave Taylor Christine Thomp n Jeff Weichiager LIBRA Sept. 24-Oct, 23 Karen Aldrich Mary Jo Cartier Donald Cook Francis Dubois Kenneth Fall Maurie Fikes Ellen Mason Maur - Mcintosh Harold Miller Ed Patterson Peggy Rush Sandra Sisco SCORPIO Oct. 24- Nov 22 Jim Broglen Theresa Francisco Denise Frashour Randy Huber Mike Mcintosh Gary McMichael Sandra McMichael Diane Mc.Mullen S.AGrrTARIUS Nov. 23-December 21 Diane Bolanow ski .■ rt Cununings Allen Gross Gars- Hawkins Brenda Hescott Nancy Hoise Stewart Hursh Steve Riais CAPRICORN Dec. 2 2- J an. 20 Ed Bates Brenda Christopher Marc Dettman Sue Gross Sue Hosea Jane Pollard Donita Sampson David Skrezela 53 Dan Young AQUAFdUS January 2 1-Feb . 19 Steve Apol Janice Atwell Robert Bukosky Dave Delay Suzanne Duncan Sandra Feher Mary Fejedelem Brenda Gilbert Jean Jackson Nancy Koelsch Nona LaPointe Ron Owens Stella Taylor Shirley Tekiele Brenda Thomann Frank Walker PISCES February 20- March 20 Barbara Barror Terry Haven Louis Koslowski Cathy Rose David Wilson Sophomores have as their officers and advisors, LEFT TO RIGHT: Deb Frakes - Secretary, Sylvia Green - Treasurer, Mr. Price - Advisor, Mr. Burnison - Advisor, Steve Cooper - President, not pictxired, LarrN Ealdn- Vice President SOPHOMORES ARIES MarcH 21-April 20 Karen Atwell Timothy Clark Janet Cole Fred Gage Denise Hignite Brenda Hursh Jack Hutchen Pat Pray Kaye Savage Kathy Williams Neil Wright TAURUS April 21- May 21 Linda Axtell Penny Banks Rebecca Cahours Pamela Clark Norman Good Donald Graves Debra Hodges Guy Shaffer Pete Smith David Stephen GEMINI May 22-June 21 John Allen Kevin Brown R. Brown Jeffery Cole Linda Cramer Rebecca Crawford Joyce Hitchcock Don Jenkins Virgilene Koslowski CANCER June 22-July 23 Kathy Blandford A.J. Brock Carol Crane Debra Dinsmore Larry Eakin James Edenbum Connie Emendorfer Diane Edwards Dan Lea Kent Loomis Lloyd Royce LEO July 24- Aug. 23 Deborah Cherry Sylvia Contreras Pat Couchman Debra Frakes Kathy Pollard AIRES 56 Donna Prince Rita Pringle Julia Stoudamire John Tallman David Yott VIRGO Aug. 24- Sept. 23 Pat Allard Cheryl Banor Deborah Blots Terry Bloss Jack Carter Steve Cooper Rita Craig Kathy Kolman Rita Martin Stewart .Morse Connie VaU er LIBRA Sept. 24-Oct. 23 Robin Domerese Adrian Harris Daryl Johnson Sandra Kelbey Gregory Kime William Lixey Glen Looney Barbara Love Richard .Marshall Daniel .McAfee Debra .Morse SCORPIO October 24- Nov. 22 Sharon Cole .Michael Czap Bill Da -is John Dowd Bob Dunklee Lorenda Harrison Pegg ' Haven Sheryl Hawkins Cheryl Johnson Trea Kenas Linda Langevin Irene Mathe vs lila Rose Robert Sawyer Sheilia Scobey Louise Thomas S.AGrrT.A.RIUS November 23-Dec. 21 Sharon Bares Lou .Ann Blown Sylvia Green Debora Marshall Elaine Rodcers 57 Clifford Ross Yvonne Schmidt Katiierine Sveller Greg Swanson CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 20 Duane Edwards Kirk Gardner Eddy Keown Helen Knowles Charles Lixey Barbra Marshall Charles Parker David Shaw- Diane Shook Beverly Smith AQUARIUS Jan. 21-Feb. Lucy Hose a Diane Thiel Ed Wiggins 19 . i CAPRICORN DEC 22 JAN 20 VS FEB 20 i- MARCH PISCES Feb. 20-March 20 Lyle Boulton Catherine Fairley Angle Lee Brenda Morse Larry Parks Sue Stauffer Greg Wilson Pam Francisco PISCES JAN 21 X FEB I TT HIGH SCHOOt Guiding the Freshmen through their first year of high school are these officers and advisors LEFT TO RIGHT: Vinnie Cartier - Vice President, Tim McCormick - Pres- ident, John CraAvford - Treasurer, Sherry Gross - Secretary, Mr. Shinabarger - Ad -isor. and Mr. Tekiele - Advisor. FRESHMEN ARIES March 21- April 20 Janice Beardslee Robin Bellinger Claire Boswell Jeffrey Bronson Dennis Cook John Crawford Susan Davis Rosanne Dowd Patricia Marston Timothy McCormick Karen Ostrander Gerald Robinson David Seal Darnise Sears Rebecca Short Darlene Sisco Cynthia Wyxnan David Ye aster TAURUS April 21- May 21 Janice Allet Steven Hanel Diane Hodges Priscilla Miller William Persails Mark Pyre Candy Snow David Walker Vicki Weichinger Clinton Wentworth Pamela Wright Rita Zagrodney GEMINI May 22-June 21 Bruce Bates Daniel Dowd Allan Gilles Leonard Good Paulette Green Francis Hipkins Debra Hosea David Lund Theodore Maitland Charles Smith Lynn Starr Larry Studer CANCER June 22-July 23 Kenneth Brandon Linda Brown Vinnie Cartier Terry Cole Richard Dake Keith Dunklee AIRES MARCH JUNE 22 JULY 23 60 ■■ ■■■■laBi K ' ' x«i ' . ' Mr eM JULY 24 AUG 23 Joan Fall Kim Hetcott Lanah Hoffman Richard Miller Vanessa Sage Debra Smith Bim Staley Frederick Thonby Sherma Tumbull Cyrjthia Vamer Jan Vette Jo Anne Wilson LEO July 24-August 23 Thomas Allen Michael Boone Samuel Brandon Lore Chapman Norman Edenbum Jack Fent Norman Gage Cynthia Gee George Gross Gail Heft Dennis Kelly Lester Lov.-ery Joy Matthews William Papineau Hazel Richmond David Tolan IRGO August 24- September 23 Eric Baird Catherine Barette Pamela Burgess Andrew Byce Cyntliia Lee Teresa McCain Donald McNeil Ronald McNeil Rodney Pray Rick - Toney LIBRA September 24-October Robert Brooks Craig Carter Arthur Howe Floyd Lamberson Marvin Moore De:ini v -.-en Debr.; R ::-s v Rober: R.inger liines Srencer Sallv SveUer SCORPIO October 24-Nove ber 22 Allard Brenda Kathlfeen Brown Andy Byce Tim Dice Doris Dillion Sue Gee Craig Herrich Qifford Johnson Jeff Kujacznski Ruth Lake Kimberly Karuda Eva Lopez Debra McEwen Vicky Murdock Cindy Murch Mark Persons Carol Rainwater Carl Walt Tim Wilson Sagittarius Nov. 23-Dec. 21 Olivia Contreras Brenda Draper Charles Hobson Ed House Terri McDowell Larry Monroe Rose Patterson Franie Poe Frank Poe Yvonne Poletti Wayne Shick Sue Sholler Terry Thoman Gloria Thompson Gerald Wentworth CAPRICORN December 22-Jan. 20 Randall Balanowski Dorothy Chaney Kaye Collins Kim Dettman Cindy Crab Sue Horner James Hufnagel Gary Kish Christopher Powell Sherrie Reeser Joy Tucker AQUARIUS January 21-Feb. Robert Apol Deborah Brewer Jerry Conquest Barbara Duncan David Geyer 19 AQUARIUS -;, ' ;nv Croa ,:. ' Tr Hunh i ' gnald Johnson Daniel King Diane Ruddy William Todd Kurt Zimmerman SCES i .:bruary 20- March 20 Linda Allen Michael Bibbs Bradley Boulton Christy Briaon Debra Bugbee Charles Byers Bruce Cline Ruth Coutts John Doerr Judy Keeler Brenda McWherter Michael Schaefer LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Wilson, Greg Wilson, Anneli Kimling, Jorge Perelli, Henry Nyhalm, Sophia Duplay, Rita Pringle, Brenda Middleton. Youth for Understanding This year ' s Exchange Students are indeed very active members of the student body of Hill--McCloy as can be seen in the pictures on this page, Sophie DuPlay is shown at left with JoAnn Lavery during the Fall Sports Banquet. Miss DuPlay, from France, played varsity speedball. An- neli Kimling from Sweden is below left with Sophie Du- Play on the very right side of these NHS girls touring the campus of Wayne State University. Henry Hank Nyhalm and Jorge Perelli act out another great performance at a dance in the high school gym. Our understanding of the world has been greatly increased by having these students with us this year. ACTIVITIES Rampage BACK ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Val Ross, Wanda Cook, Helen Miller, Charlene Bechtel, Kathy Wolf , Marc Dettman, Maury Macintosh. FRONT: Ofelia Diaz, Debbie Hatchett, Julia Pope, Carol Heirick, Vickie Taylor, Debbie Bolter, Henry Ny halm, Jeff Hanel, Bob Hatfield. SEATED: Editor Bruce Moss and Co-Editor Ethel Hack- ney, Advisor--Mr. Studaker. FRONT ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Marshall, Terrie Francisco, Stella Taylor, Janice Atwell, Donita Sam- pson, Ofelia Diaz, Robert Bissell. SECOND ROW: Panny Staley, Julia Pope, Karen Wilson, Jim Anderson, Debbie Francisco, Dick Grant. THIRD ROW: Karen Aldrick, Renee Lynn, Kathy Brown, Sue Gross, Nancy Lambert, Brenda Hescott, Pam Burgess, Hazel Righman, Clare Boswe 11, Diane Cheshire, Sheila Lovasz, David Lea- -Editor, Mr. Studaker-- Advisor. LAST ROW: Greg Whitney, Maury Fikes, Joyce Thompson, Ruth Coutts, Ellen Mason, Jeff Hanel. Rambler Library Club BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Hobson- -Historian, Va] Sage, Jeff Hanel, Trea Kenas, Ellen Mason, Dave Lea, Mike Gunter--Vice Pres. , and Pat Gray. FRONT ROW: Kathy Perkins, Renee Lynn, Mrs. Hackney--Assistant Lib., Miss Clark--Librarian, Denise Hignite--President, Vonnie Schmirt-- Secretary, Joan Fall. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Studaker-Sponsor. Terr%- Bloss. Gar - Johnson-.President, Tom Root, Dan Chappman. Bruce Moss. ' NUtch Huber Vice President, Warren Tracey, Dave Wilson. Mike Ruddv. Steve pol FRONT ROW: Morrie Fikes--Treasurer. Sheila Lovas2--Secretar -. Cathy Rose, Debbie Francisco, Jerry Scanlon. Greg Wilson. Chess Club Future Home Makers of America TOP ROW, LTOR;B. McWherter, R. Pringle, S. Stauffer, J. Allet, K. Blanford, S. Hobson, D. Edwards, J. Duncan. 3rd ROW: Sponsor--Miss Peck, D. Ramsay, D. Hodges, A. Hodges, C. Boswell, H. Richmond. 2nd ROW: B. Middleton, D. Bed- narsM, J. Atwell, N. House, D. McMullen, D. Marshall. BOTTOM ROW: B. Dun- can, T. McDowell, R. Coutts, B. Draper, P. Marston, J. Fall, and J. Wilson. TOP ROW, LTOR:M. Doerr, T. Kenas, N. Koekch, B. Davis, J. Scanlon, C. Lixey, R. Johnson. 3rd ROW: G. Hitchcock, C. Davis, D. Ruddy, C. Crane, E. House, A. Gilles, G. Wilson, R. Grant, D. King, Sponsor— Mrs. Radspieler. 2nd ROW: D. Lea--Pres., H. Crane— Vice Pres. , B. Bissell-- Student Coun. Rep., P. Pray--Historian, J. Kelbey--Treas. , V. Newton--Sec. BOTTOM ROW: D. Dins- more, H. Knowles, D. Marshall, P. Haven, J. Hitchcock, K. Wilson, B. Morse, and J. Thompson. Future Teachers of America Medical Careers Club BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary West, Betty Kelbey, Cynthia Ruddy, Warren Tracey, Brenda Hescott, Sharon Bates. FOURTH ROW: Vonnie Poletti, Diane Cheshire, Katie Eldred, Rene Lynn, Angela Lee, Joy Mathews, Sherry Hursh, MIDDLE ROW: Deb Marshall, Patsy Grant, Brenda Draper, Linda Brown, Cindy Mitchell, Cathy Whitmer, SECOND ROW: Ruth Lake, Debra Shreve, Becky Cahours, Cathy Barette, Terri McDowell, Roberta Brown. FRONT ROW: Sheila Lovacz-Secretary, Diane Bolanowski, Jackie Kelbey-President, Gail Modrak-Vice Pres. , Nancy Lambert-Treasurer. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Lea, Jeff Russell, Rhonda Parks, .Mary Doerr, Sandy Feher, Helen Crane, Vice President-Tom Root, Treasurer- Penny Staley, Advisor- Mr. Johnson, Secretary- Kathy Baird, President-Dave Tarrant. National Honor Society Student Council BACK ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Goers- -Advisor, John Morgan, Dave Lea, Gary Velat, JeffBronson, Bob Bissell, Ed House, Sheila Lovasz, Bill Davis. MIDDLE ROW--SEA TED: Jim Ealy--Vice Pres. , Jerry Scanlon--Pres., Karen Aldrich, Cindy Murch, Helen Knowles — Treasurer, Karen Wilson--Sec. FRONT ROW: Penny Staley, Trea Kenas, Debbie Cherry, and Ethel Hackney. The Look Of Progress With extensive research and reporting, the Student Council presented the Board of Education with their re- commendations for a new student dress code. President Jerry Scanlon spearheaded the drive and the Senior Class attended a School Board meeting to present their views especially on blue jeans and slacks for the feminine students. After several nnonths work, the result is seen at the left in a modern dress code. The Board gave the stu- dents a trial period of two weeks before Christmas and one week after vacation before voting and approving the change on January 12, 1970. Briefly the new Dress Code is as follows: 1. No shorts, bermudas, bloomers, low-cut dresses or spaghetti straps for girls. Slacks are permitted. 2. No shorts, bermudas, or cut-offs for boys. Blue jeans are permitted provided they are clean. 3. Hair neatly trimmed and not extending over the col- lar in back. Sideburns of any length. 4. Trimmed mustaches will be allowed but the rest of the face is to be clean shaven. 5. Sweatshirts are allowed provided they are clean and not mutilated. 6. No t-shirts are to be worn except with an outer shirt. 7. Socks always, except with sandals. ( 1 I 1969 Majorettes are Jan Vette, Judy Pope, Shirley Tekiele, and Cathy Da -is. Majorettes Clarinets And Flutes r f f f i S. ... . «..Aj M n Mf MR si B fl Ki ' , , i ' wr:; ■ Hi Ram Marching Band Brass As the. last rays of the sun vanish for the day behind the high school, the Hill - McCloy High School Marching Band renews the colors of the day in their brilliant maroon, black and white attire. Saxophones The stars may hold dreams and promises of the future for many students, but for marching band members it is just another place to practice (remember tliose dark nights on the parking lot) and perform under the capable leadership of Mr. Lester and Drum Major, Charles Lixey. 73 Mr. Lester, our new Band Director and Walt Whitmer warm up on a solo piece of Walt ' s in the bandroom. One of the high points of this year ' s band is this low brass section lead by Mitch Huber on baritone and Art Cummings. Concert Band The 1969--1970 Hill--McCloy High School Concert Band is composed of these bandsmen from LEFT TC RIGHT: Dan Young, Dave Taylor, Bim Staley, Larry Grisham, Walt Whitmer, Mark Persons. Bruce C line. Jean Landes. Chuck Uxey, Mitch Huber, Fred Gage , David Tolan, Dick Grant, Art Cummings. SECOXD ROW : Unda Axtell. Nancy Koelsch, Cathy Rose, Greg Hobson, Mike Boone, Cindy Lee, Gerald Robinson, Debra Bugbee. Kim Dettman, Frank Poe, Peggy Haven, Sandy Feher, Sandra Kelbey, Debbie Dinsmore, Randv Huber. FROXT ROW; David Lea, Terri Clark, Ava Bloss, Debbie Cline, Brenda Morse, Kaye Savage. Sharon Cole. Senior High Choir BACK ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Tarrant, Ted Maitland, Larry Monroe, Charles Smith, Dick Miller, Judy McCrath, THIRD ROW: Sherry Reeser, Eva Lopez, Diane Ruddy, Gloria Thompson, Jo- anne Wilson, Pat Marston, Christie Britton, Linda Evans, Joy Mathews, SECOND ROW: Robin Bellinger, Jan Beardslee, Paulette Green, Suzanne Schmidt, Yvonne Polleeti, Pam Burgess, Terry Cole, Joy Tucker, FRONT ROW:Darlene Sisco, Claire Boswell, Melody Castle, Chris Jackson, Ruth Lake, Cheryl Johnson, Cathy Whitmer, Sherry Hursh, Mr. Lester--Director. TOP ROW: L TO R--B. Canfield, M. Flansberg, G. Sanders, J. Kelbey, S. Schlict, J. Stoudamire, C. Trull, G. Kus, D. Stratton, R. Allen, S. Cramer, and L. Stauffer. SECOND ROW: R. Green, M. Poletti, D. Klutts, L. Hoskins, V. Sage, P. Smith, M. Boone, J. Kolman, K. Goheen, B. Mathews, t). Allard, S. Kime, T. Lowery, D. Dowd, D. Newton, M. Barnese, C. Clolinger, C. Blackburn, D. Atwell, and M. Stafford. THIRD ROW: J. Eldred, J. Green, L. Morse, H. Nygard, L. Taylor, J. Mongeon, L. Bamese, B. Hursh, L. Hescott, L. Clark, D. Thomann, B. Sommers, S. Hutchinson, T. Riendeau, P. Papineau, K. Hart, K. Fletcher, L. Reeser, R. Johnson, D. Raleigh, D. Mayer, and C. Stoudamire. SEATED: D. Hutchens, L. Hobson, K. Shick, V. Powell, L. Rose, T. Anderson, P. Smith, C. Rose, M. Wright, K. Wiggins, R. Moore, and R. Cummings. Junior High Choir ' S  - V. Montrose Bus Drivers for 1969-70 are from BACK ROW-- LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Regina Sanders, Mrs. Doris Taylor, Mrs. Buleau Stewart, Mrs. Delores Lapworth, Mrs. Janis Sullivan Mrs. Edna Todd, Mrs. Onalee MacDonald, Mr. Charles Bugbee, Mrs. Analee Gilles, KNEELING: Mr. Lowell Thorsby, Mr. William Mur- dock, Mrs. Sybil Thomas, Mrs. Myrth Murdock, Mrs. Shirley Ward, Mrs. Virginia Goheen, Mr. Eldon Huber, Mr. Vic Staley. In the True Spirit of Assistance The Cooks are pictured BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Juanita Volz, Mrs. Beverly Morse, Mrs. Evelyn Oleyan, Mrs. Monna Short, Mrs. Nancy Miller, Mrs. Letha Clark, and Eleanor Parks. Taking care of our health needs is MRS. LEE Mc KENZIE, Head Nurse. Head Cxistodian Al Huber Dave Miller (UP) Donna Anderson (BELOW) Agnes Canfield (BELOW) Glenna Walker - ij T A It r vX V Y IWa B 1 I Qm SPORTS VI HI H o Hlyg H HS :jM HNr l  ■[ k M Ik m i 1 B. ' t V 4 HB S HHRBIH iiSdHl BHHHI 1 91 New Coach Displays Explosive Football Team Chippewa Hilb Chesaning Hamady 42 Bentley 6 Lakeville 26 EXirand 25 Ben die 20 Atherton North Branch 12 five losses The fighting Rams of Montrose started the season -ith shutouts over Chippewa Hills and Chesaning and had another midseason over Atherton. They were quarterbacked by Maun - Mcintosh who with 12 other Juniors will be back to go undefeated next year. This year ' s line and backfield de- serve much of the cred- it for the success of 1969. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Price-Asst. Coach, Tom Contreras, Gary McMichael. Ed Patterson, Craig Murch, Morry Mcintosh, Bill McCloy, Larry Eakin, Dave Prince, John Dowd, Duane Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Hayes-Head Coach, Larry Grisham, Paul Dowd, Mike Devoe, Marc Dettman, Bob Bukosky, .Mike Gunter. Bill Cornel, Jim Poe, BOTTOM ROW: Stewart Hursh, Dave Dowd, Dave Tarrant. Larry Westfall, Greg Whitney. Roger Eakin, Jeff Hanel, Jim Ealy, Randy Wyman, Don Cook. . ¥ - J FP .f ' 1 f ■ f.« 1 B ■ I K ' K. H y f ■ r t  ' |i t ,| Pfl|f|- ry ,. !. ii . ?icf its i - w . «= A ts si. tafi - Si BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT are: Mr. Longhini- Coach, Ed Wiggins, Dave Stephen, Lyle Boxilton, Steve Cooper, Dan King, Allan Gilles, Larry Parks, Terry Thomman, Mr. Beale-Coach, MIDDLE ROW: Duane Edwards, Pat Couchman, Bill Davis, Mike Czap, Ed Keown, Ed House, Dick Marshall, Kevin Brown, Bob Dunklee, Andy Byce. KNEELING ROW: Pat Patterson-Manager, Daryl Johnson, Jeff Cole, Cliff Ross, Gene Boswell, Bill lixey, Terry B loss, John Allen, Greg Swanson, Greg Kime. The Stars of Tomorrow Shine Through The mighty Montrose Rams JVS. had a tremendous season this year. Out of seven games they lost one, and tied one, the best in the last three years. The thing that did the trick, was some new plays, Q. B. Larry Parks, and team spirit and strong determination. The Freshman Football team showed STRONG TEJMVI PRIDE in compiling a 3-2 season Freshmen Show S.T.P. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bim Staley, Mark Pyre, Dennis Tarrant, Richard Miller, Lynn Starr, Rick Dake, Tim McCormick, Leonard Good, Ricky Toney, Jeff Kujacznski, Bill Persails, MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Casteel-Coach, Carl Walt, Jeff Byers, Teddy Maitland, Gary Hitchcock, Bruce Bates, Jeff Bronson, Dan Dowd, Dennis Cook. Donn Scott, Frank Poe, Dave Yeaster, Mr. Feher-Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Randy BalanowsM, Norm Gage. Rod Pray, Marvin Moore, Bill Papineau, Mike Schaefer, John Cra ' W ' ford, Steve Hanel, Tim Dice, Wayne Shick, David Geyer, Keith Dunklee. -r SVJ l- l • ' ' BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mitch Huber, Steve Apol, Eric Baird, Tom Boot, Art Cummings, Henry Nyholm, Gary Johnson, Dave Wilson, Bruce Moss, Steve Rinks, Bob Apol, Coach Mr. Daniels, FRONT ROW: Ken Fall, Tim Clark, Walter Whitmer, Ron Johnson, Fred Gage, Tom Poag, Dan Chapman, Mike Mcintosh, Bruce Cline, Bill Todd, Manager Bob Bissell. Undefeated CC Recaptures League Title It takes a special type of man to run two miles at an all-out pace with no spectators there to cheer him on. And it takes a special type of man to outperform the competition every time. Ram harriers, it goes without saying, are special men. Montrose Cross Coun- try, in repeating as County B champions, has established a 14 - record in the last two years in capturing successive league titles. The balanced running of Montrose accounted for IS - 2 season overall and sent Gary Johnson, Bruce Moss, Ken Fall and All - Stater Dave Wilson to the state meet. The Rams finished third in the regionals with their team effort. Montrose Ram Cross Countr - Fans can look fons-ard to next year when an undefeated Junior ' arsity will move up to add to the powerful Ram running. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Beale--Coach, Gary McMichael, Chuck Kettler, Steve Apol, Ed Bates, Mitch Huber, Tom Root, Don ook, Steve Brunison, Art Cummings, Bill McCloy. KNEELING: Jack Hutchens-- Mgr. , Randy Huber, Bruce Moss, Mike Mcintosh, David Tarrant, Jean Landes--Mgr. Complete Exciting Season Coach Beale ' s Varsity completed a very successful basketball season, the best in Ram history, with a 10-2 league mark and a 12-5 posting overall. Although a comparatively small team, the Rams made up for their lack of size with outstanding speed and hustle. Montrose was in contention for the B League championship throughout the season before losing the final game and the championship to a tough Bendle team by a 73-70 score. The high- light of the year was the first victory over Bendle that made us No. 1 in the league at midseason and Steve shows it to the fans and players. Montrose 67 Chesaning 43 Montrose 69 Hamady 58 Montrose 51 Bentley 60 Montrose 77 Atherton 70 Montrose 81 Lake vi lie 65 Montrose 76 Durand 56 Montrose 87 Chesaning 85 Montrose 80 Bendle 79 Montrose 75 Hamady 90 Montrose 65 Bentley 57 Montrose 93 Atherton 76 Montrose 71 Lakeville 53 Montrose 64 Durand 52 Montrose 70 Bendle 73 Overall Record: 12 Wins, 2 Losses The Junior Varsity roundballers were hampered by injuries to key players but still managed an 8-6 overall record. Coach Tithof says: The members of the team with a year ' s improvement should make fine varsity material. The pot- ential is certenly there. HI V £ -M l H F H R J r£! H H H fr3 J.V. ' s Have Their Ups And Downs STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Tithof- -Coach, Larry Parks, Steve Cooper, Terry Tallman, Alan Gilles, Larry Eakin, Jeff Cole, Bill Davis. KNEEUNG: Fred Gage--Mgr. , Dan Lea, Dick Marchall, Joe Heystek, Matt Fejedelem--Mgr, 40 5a Freshmen Reveal Hidden Talents STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Price--Coach, Bruce Bates, Frank Poe, John Doerr, Ron McNeil, Eric Baird, Tim McCorinick, Bob Apol, Rick Dake, Bob Ranger, Eddie House, Leonard Good, Jeff Bronson, Don McNeil, Don Scott. KNEELING: Bruce Cline, Bill Todd, Keith Dunklee, Bill Papineau, David Yeaster, Greg Hobson, Gary Hitchcock, Ron Johnson, Bill Persails. The Freshman Basketball Team finished the season with a 9-5 record, including dou- ble wins over Flushing, LakeWlle, and Birch Run. Twenty-three Freshmen finished the season. There was an A team and a B team so that all the Freshmen hoys got to play and gain some valuable experience. The future prospects look good as many players seem to have improved as the season pro- gressed. In Coach Price ' s own words, The cooperation, good attitude in pract- ice, hustle, and willingness to take order? made it a ver - rewarding experience (or all. Matmen Continue to Improve TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rod Pray, Andy Byce, Dan Dowd, Gene Bosw-ell, Dennis Tarrant, Mark Pyrce, Wayne Shick, Tom Allen, Steve Hanel, Dave Lund, Mr. Casteel-- Coach. MIDDLE ROW: Lynn Starr, Jim Foe, John Dowd, Paul Dowd, Warren Edwards, Bob Beardslee, Greg Whitney. SITTING: Morrie Fikes, Duane Edwards, Rudy Newton, Norman Gage, Mike Schaefer, Jeff Byers. Coach Casteel ' s wrestlers com- pleted a successful year with an 8-6-1 record. The Ram ' s newest sports team sppears to be sure win- ners next year because only three seniors will be lost and the Rams will have a strong nucleus headed by Rudy Newton, Paul Dowd, John Dowd, and Mike Schaeffer. These four men provided the grappler ' s power as shown in their re- cords. Paul Dowd had a 26-4 record with 19 of those victories by pins. Paul advanced on to the State Finals. Warren Edwards was 18-8-1 on the year and had 4 pins to his credit. Sophomore John Dowd earned a 24-7 season mark and trailed brother Paul in pins by only one with 18. Rudy Newton ' s 13 pins out of a season of why he went to the regionals at 98 pounds. Warren Edwards and Greg Whitney are both seniors and both had 4 pins on the year. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Root, Terry MacDonald, Dave Prince, Wayne Hescott, Frank Feher, Roger Fall, Steve Burnison, Coach Mr. Feher. KNEELING: Manager Harold Miller, Dave Morse, Bill Creamer, Mark Emmendorfer, Jim Ealy, Larry Ramsey, Jeff Riissell, Ray Erickson, Johann Engelien, Bill Miller-Manager. Varsity ' ' 9 Hustles to Winning Season Montrose 5 Hamady Montrose 7 Bentley 5 Montrose 4 Bentley 2 Montrose Bendle 4 Montrose 4 Durand Montrose 6 Durand 2 Montrose 2 Hamady 1 Montrose Lakeville 6 Montrose 3 Atherton 2 Montrose 11 Atherton Montrose 1 Bendle 3 League Play 9-4 Montrose Lakeville 2 Overall Record 12-4 Montrose 2 Lakeville 1 Frank Feher (BELOW) no-hits Durand, 4-0. Cook and Davis Pitching Sparks JVs Manager Terry Bloss, Coach Mr. Burnison, Art Cummings, Don Unger, Jim Poe, John Dowd, Don Cook, Ed Keown, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Mallory, Bill Davis, Matt Fejedelem. Rudy Ne%rton, Joe Heystek, Dick Marshall, Bill McCoy. fry A M .TR|J ,,,, jy- y , ' t H 0B0 CM b  V K kfllM c m . t yS. y Harriers Gear for Future on Outstanding Record .V. BACK ROW FROM LEFT: Mr. lJ:inicls-i.:oach, i.re Wilson, l an l.ca, l.arry Parks, Steve Cooper, Dave Stephen, Gary McMichael, Bob Dunklec, Charles Lixey, Mike Mcintosh, Tim Clark, Gene Boswell, Mr. Samec-Coach, MIDDLE ROW: Ken Fall, Dave Wilson, Fred Gage, Randy Trombly, Bob Bukosky, Gary Johnson, Ed Wiggins, Ed Patterson, Paul Dowd, Dick Grant, Bruce Moss, Tom Poag, Gary Hawkins, FRONT ROW: Roger Eakin, Gary Velat, Rich Brown, Bill Cornel, Roland Garcia, Bob Easterling, Dave Crossley, Barry Paxton, Willy Harris, Phil Whitmer, Dennis Rainwater, Dave Tarrant. Ram trackmen had a very fine season last spring, finishing second in the league with many all-county standouts. Leading the way for the Montrose harriers were Bill Cornel and Dave Wilson, two upcoming runners. Losing only six seniors, the Rams with their promising trackmen have a brilliant future ahead of them. «t , Although the girls failed to come up with a winning season, the Rams can look to the fu- ture and a much im- proved team next year. The experi- ence gained by this year ' s young team should provide for a winning team next season. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Markland- Coach, Sophie Duplay, Toni Hulsey, Linda Raleigh, Rita Craig, Sandy Feher, Brenda Morse, SECOND ROW: Betty Hitch- cock, Deb Frakes, Debbie Dinsmore, Rita Pringle, Debbie Cline, Brenda Gilbert, Terrie Francisco-Manager, KNEELING ROW: Cathy Rose, Chris Thompson, Denise Todd, Joyce Hitchcock, Ginger Newton, Pat Allard, Cathy Whitmer, Captains Carol Herrick and Helen Crane. Ram Speedball Rebuilds for Next Year JV Will Contribute to Rebuilding BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Markland- Coach, Sandy Kelbey, Cindy Grab, Gloria Thompson, Carol Crane, Trea Kenas, Sue Horner, Sharon Cole, Deb Cherry, SECOND ROW: Cindy Murch, Jan Vette, Patti Marston, Peggy Haven, Sue Stauffer. Jan Allet, Terrie Francisco-Manager, SEATED: Helen Knowles, Captain Kathy Sveller, Barb Marshall. m STANDING, LEFT TO FUGHT: Miss Markland--Coach, Helen Crane, Joyce Hitchcock, Rita Craig, Brenda Morse, Sandy Feher, Ginger Newton, Terrie Francisco--Mgr. KNEELING: Louann Brown, Carol Herrick, Debbie Frakes, Pat Allard. Young Varsity Lacks Depth- Gains Experience The varsity girls were characterized by the number of Sophomores on the team and the Seniors that took hon- ors. In a 1-9 season there were individual stars in Helen Crane, Carol Herrick, and Ginger Newton. Helen was voted to the B league second team and Carol and Ginger were picked by the other girls in the conference as wor- thy of honorable mention. J. V. Girls Fall Short in 1-9 Season STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Hignite--Mgr. Brenda Allard--Mgr. Sherma Turnbill, Rosi Dowd, Deb Dinsmore, Sylvia Green, Gloria Thompson, Sharon Cole, Sue Homer, Trea Kenas, Carol Crane, Mill Smith- Coach. KNEEDNG: Kim Hescott, Patti Marston, Kathi Williams, Terry Cole, Helen Knowles, Vicky Weichinger. ) ' Brenda Stoudamire - New County B League and school record, 100 yd. dash, time- 11. 9 sec. Helen Crane - New school record, 440 yd. nan, time - 68.6 sec. Sandy Trombly - New school record, 70 yd. hurdles, time - 11.0 sec. Sue Hobson - New school record. 220 yd. dash, time - 29. 3 sec. The Most Successful Team I ' ve Had ' ' . . . TOP ROW: Coach, Miss Markland, Carol Crane, Rita Craig, Sandy Trombly, Trea Kenas. LouAnn Trombly, Brenda Gilbert, Kathy Blanford. MIDDLE ROW: ' irginia Newton, Brenda Stoudamire. Joyce Hitchcock, Karen Wison, Debbie Dinsmore, Helen Crane, Alice Hodges, Sheila Lovasz. Sue Hobson, Sharon Bates, Karen Nieman. BOTTOM ROW: Christine Tliompson, Debbie Marshall. Sheryl Hawkins, Valerie Ross, Penny Banks, Denise Frashour, Lila Rose, Debbie Frakes, Peggy Haven, Carol Henick, Patti Allard, Cathy Whitmer, Mary Ann Thompson. ; ' ' m ik On top of school of school spirit are these ladies from LOWER LEFT, TO TOP AND DOWN TO LOWER RIGHT: Ethel Hackney, Carol Herrick, Becky Cahours, Shirley Tekiele, Kathi Williams, Kathy Baird. Cheerleaders Lead the Way Follow the Leaders Symbolic of the spirit of the underclassmen are these ladies from LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Edwards, Janice Atwell, Helen Knowles, Rita Martin, Penny Banks, Denise Frashour. ,: . 102 103 These beautiful and enthusiastic young Cheerleaders from the ranks of the Freshman class are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Vette, Virniie C artier, Cindy Murch, Cindy Varner and KNEELING CENTER, Gail Heft. Cheerleaders Fire Up Freshmen Cheerleaders Establish New Club Advisor Mrs. Longhini, Pres. Carol Herrick, Kathy Baird-Tres. , V. Pres. Ethel Hackney, Secretary- Kathi Williams. ■ ■ - '  T tit t:; : ' -W . ' 104 Ever mindful of the future are these officers of the Eighth Grade. LEFT: Robert Brown - Vice Pre!. , Miss VVeddell - Advisor, Jon Mcin- tosh - President, Brenda Pyre - Treasurer, and Jaymi Lamay - Sec- retary, SEATED, JUNIOR HIGH Leading the way into the Age of Aquar- ius for the Seventh Grade are these offi- cers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robbie Persails- President, Miss Smith - Advisor, Ron Staley - Vice Pres, , SEATED: Ike Lea - Treasurer and Helaine Nygard - Secretary, The future of the Age of Aquarius is guided by the Junior High Principal, Mr. Jack Currie. A Steady Influence These people maintain the life-line of the Junior High by their hard work, they are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Gohe en, Bonnie Hursh, Sue Zagrodny, Debra Atwell, Cindy Unsel and Sec- retary Mrs. Dorothy Bumison. MR. BOB BEALE Eighth Grade Science, Study Hall University of Missouri - B. S. MRS. MILDRED EASTWOOD Library Secretary MR. JOHN BISHOP Physical Education, Study HaU Western Michigan Univer- sity - B. S. MRS. L. EARLINE HUBER Eighth Grade English, Stud ' HaU North Central College - B. M. 107 MRS. IVY.M. JAHXCKE Seventh Grade Science. Study Hall Wayne State University ' - B.A. University of Michigan - M.A. MR . JOSEPH LaVIGNE Instrumental Music Northern Michigan Univer- sity— B.S., A.B. , B.M. MR. ANTHONY LONGINI Seventh Grade Geography Northern Michigan Univer- sity--B.S. MR. KEITH RICH Seventh Grade Math Eastern Michigan Univer- sity- -B.S. MISS HELEN SMITH Physical Education Central Mich. Univ.- B.S. MRS. JUDY THOMAS Eighth Grade English, Science and Study Hall, Seventh Grade Science Michigan State Univer- sity- -B. A. MISS ANN WEDDELL Eighth Grade History Indiana State University- B.S. 108 c ARIES March 21-April 20 Mary Blood Kalhy Bojwcll Terri Bunch Thomas Deacons John Domerese Melvin Frakes Alex Hatfield Carol Howe Deborah Hutchens Susan Kish Jaymi Lamay JoAnn McCain Brenda Pyre Cindy Unsel John Whitney TAURUS April 21-May 21 Valerie Bechtel Wendell Conquest Mark Doerr Paul Doran Donald Eldred Yield Green Doug Hignite Rita Ann Sisco Lauranne Stewart Sherry Zimmerman GEMINI May 22-June 21 Lynn Cherry Bonnie Hursh Da sn Schaefer Susan StaU Ronald Sullivan CANCER June 22-Juh- 23 Denise Britton Frank Bueche Sherr%- Da%-is Craig Destrampe Randall Dixon Jackie FaU Judy Hatchett Joan House Joseph Howes Richard Huber Sheronne Johnson Ruth Ellen Knowles Donald Krawiec Patricia Lewis Dianna Looney Cherv-l Lcvenstein Pamela Ma Tsard Robert Miller Ronald Newton Lynn Rose Kenneth Smith Gregory Starr Susan Thomas LEO July 24-August 23 Anna Czap Deborah Gillett Albert Greenway Jayne Heystek Nadie Kibby Brian Mitchell Donald Pollard Douglas Powell Joseph Pray Roy Rodgers Lee Ann Shreve Lynette Taylor Carl Trull Mindy Winter Cynthia Yeaster VIRGO Aug. 24- Sept. 23 Debra Blakely Donald Clark Denise Cline Bonnetta Crawford Constance Evans Randall Gilbert William Green Danyne Scott Phyllis Smith Jesse Stoudamire Rodney Wood LIBRA Sept. 24-Oct. 23 Lee Ann Bronson Mark Christopher Stuart Currie Leroy Fondren Jane Gee Denise Gillett Michelle Guest Ruchelle Hoskins Harold Johnson Milan Mason June Minnick Kevin Pope Mark Poletti Kevin Powell Michael Staley Bonny Tallman SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22 Barbara Carrol SAGITTARIUS Pamela Chapman Lanah Cheshire Dale CUrk Sharon Hefcott Jerry Hufnagel Roberta Johnson John King Daniel Kenas Jackie Koslowtid Ronnie Li wis VicH Powell Debra Richter Rodrick Russ«U Scott Schlict James Soules MitcheU Tremblay David Walker Donald Walker Kathy Walker Devere Williams SACrTTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. 21 Randall Anderson Alonzo Arv%-ell Peggy Carrier Cherrie Cnimp Gerome Fairley Jack Hanshaw Gary Kus Asil Lavery Debfa Lund Rose Poletti Penny Smith Cind ' Youker CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan, 20 Terri Anderson Randolph 3i:!o7 BertT.- Brov. ' n Robert Sro%% n Caroh-n Burke Robin Chapman Christine r SiiTiTnitigg Kent Edwards Ginger Graves Ruthana Hott Glenn Jersey John Klutts John Mcintosh Gar - Palmer Car ii Scramlon Curtis Shinabarger L ' ynette Staufler Daniel Tolan Howard Venr -orth AQU. RIUS 111 Jan. 21-Feb. 19 Gerald Barror Teresa Brewer William Dubois Roy Emmendorfer Brian Hulsey Daniel Hursh Pamela Johnson Theresa Kettler Michael Miller Tin Palmer Russell Raleigh VicM Root Eric Rush Robin St. James Shelley Wilson Kathryn Yeaster Denise Zynda PISCES Feb. 20-March 20 Anita Brock Ronald Campbell Jeffery Clark Gerald Duncan Cecilia Fejedelem Kim Francisco Pamela Hanley Robin Landes Robert Lapworth Diane Lincoln Tim Lyman Linden Moore David Morse Beverly Murphy Kristie Oleyar David Persons Dennis Stead Gary Taylor Nancy Wilson fr ARFES AfUES Mar. 21-April20 Debbie Allard Rita Allen Tracy Clark jame Cole Dale Doran Margaret Holcomb Thomas Keovim John Kurtida John Svellcr Gary Weichinger TAURUS April 21-May 21 James Alexander Cynthia Belill PhilUp BelUI Robert Brown Sharon Cahour Paul Castle Deborah Dowd Julie Green Deborah Khitts Patrick Schaeffer Elizabeth Spaulding Pamela Stahl GEMINI May 22-June 21 Vararie Bunch Richard Duncan -Arthur Fairley Kenneth Feher Wanda Graves L ' nda Hoskins Glenn Johnson Rita Johnson Jack Kelbey Sabra Kime Rexanne Moore Lori Morse Daniel Wells C KCER June 22-Jul ' 23 Rodney Bedtelyon Connie Clark Bill Cox Sandra Creamer Mark Flansberg Karen Goheen Kelly Goheen Barr - Mongeon Sue Mc.Aiee Lee Morse Brenda Seal Kay Shick Paul Smith Donald Stratton Charles Thompson William Wilson LEO July 24-August 23 Paula A. Bloss Ronald Brandon Dwayne Cherry James Courts James Cramer Nancy Deacons Brian Eakin Edward Edenbiirn Richard Edenburn Becky Francisco Willard Hawkins Cynthia Howes Michael Kus Debra Mayer Jerald Yott VIRGO Aug. 24- Sept. 23 Montey Brandon William Brown William Canfield Penny Clark Rhonda Cummings Richard Hanley Julia Kolman Eddie Lake Chris Ostrander Tammy Riendeau Christine Rose David Sidam Cynthia Stoudamire Tamera Tackebury Tracy Tackebury Mark Walker Terry Walt Paul Wilson LIBRA Sept. 24-Oct. 23 Marjorie Boone Ginger Dowen Jeffrey Dunwoody Dennis Gibbons Dennis Gilles Ralph Green Nathan Hunter Dallas Marshall Beverly Mathews Rocky Moore Steven Morse Joseph Scanlon Ellen Stahl Ronald Staley SCORPIO SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22 Paula ]. Blotf Homer BloK Linda Clark Joseph CroM David Faith Connie Fondren David Cunter William Heynek Bradley Murdock Peggy Papineau Carol Perkins Edward Rodgers Gene Sanders Michelle Shaffer Rosemarie Sihra Kathy Thomas SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23- Dec. 21 Debra Atwell Cynthia Blackburn Dan Carter Robin Cook Ed v•a d Dowd Michael Dunklee Timothy Lewis Patrick Patterson Timothy Phillips Diane Raleigh Linda Reeser ictoria Sage David Severn Cindy Smith Arthur Tucker Karen Ulggins CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. 20 Ryan Lee Cind - NIonroe Dawn Newton Terry Paxton Everett Persall Robert Persails Frank Vincent AQUARIUS Jan. 21-Feb. 19 Jacob Chaney Lou . nn Hobson Roxanne Hulsey Ehvight Lea Rose Marie Marchuk Dallas Parte Susan Phillips Darlene Thomann Paul Thompson 115 Mary Wright PISCES Feb. ' 20- Mar. 20 Michael Brown Dorothy Bugbee Judy Eldred Timothy Grice Kathy Hart Katherine Howe Shelly Hutchinson Theresa Lowery Patricia McAfee Lawrence Murdock Helaine Nygard Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Seventh Grade Cheerleaders 4 .  - v- 1 The staff of the Junior High Paper, TEEN SCENE, is seen below diagonally left to right: TOP LEFT, Dwight Lea, Pam Stahl, Denise Zynda, Cindy Unsel, Ginger Dowen. TOP MIDDLE, Laurie Stewart, Denise Cline, Brenda Pyre, J yne Heystek, Peggy Car- tier, Caryn Scram lin. TOP RIGHT, Rod Wood, Vicky Root, Terri Anderson, Bill Canfield, and Ron Sullivan. Rocket Club FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Klutts, M. Boone, R. Hulsey, R. Russell — Sec. , S. Currie — Pres. , Mrs. Jahncke, Teacher-Spon- sor, Mr. Staley, Parent- Sponsor, Miss Wed- dell, Teacher- Sponsor, F. Vincent-- V. Pres. SECOND ROW: B. Canfield, A. Tucker, B. Mongeon, J. Cramer, B. Spaulding, R. Moore, D. Gun ter, D. Wells, C. Thompson, G. Johnson, B. Buhler, R. Hanley, G. Weichinger, E. Rogers, P. Castle, THIRD ROW: C. Cstrander, D. Severn, G. Sanders, D. Doran, J. Alexander, T. Walt, L. Morse--Treas. , S. Morse, R. Emmendorfer, C. Shinabarger, J. Whitney, D. Tolan, FOURTH ROW: B. Wilson, E. Persall, R. Edenbum, T. Clark, K. Goheen, R. Woods, R. Staley, D. Klutts, P. Thompson, J. King, and R. Sullivan. Librarians This year ' s library assistants are LEFT TO RIGHT- - STANDING: Lynn Rose, Diane Lincoln, Bill Cox, Dwight Lea, Laurie Stewart, Diane Looney, Greg Star, Jeff Dunwoody, Rick Huber, Ron Newton, Mark Flans- burgh, Connie Fondren, Linda Hoskins, Cynthia Stoudamire, LeeAnn Bronson, SEATED: Ginger Graves, Lynn Hescott, Cecilia Fej- edelem, Debbie Gillett, Sherrie Davis. Stars Of Tomorrow ADVERTISING CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS EVERGREEN FARM Growers of quality Christmas trees. We grow them all year for your Christmas Cheer. Compliments of GREEN ' S ORCHARDS All varieties of Apples Just west of Nichols Rd. on Lake Road Montrose FRANK ' S AUTO REPAIR SPECIALIZING IN VOLKSWAGEN 24 Hour Wrecker Service 11470 W.Vienna Road Montrose G L SUNOCO SERVICE Congratulations go to the Senior Class of 1970 l,,,ifC.. ■H VMglgR Hii itAAx LiAjQija BIRKMEIER HARDWARE APPLL NCES HARDWARE BOTTLED GAS FL RMTL RE Montrose FRUTCHEY BEAN COMPANY Beans Grains Seeds Complete Elevator Service Montrose BARNUM SON PLUMBING ELECTRICAL LP GAS 117 N.Genesee St. Phone 639-6249 Another great haircut from: BOB STALEY ' S BARBERSHOP A-1 ALIGNMENT Tomorrow ' s results are determined by the effort put forth today. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CUMMINGS ORCHARD McKinley Road just south of M-57 in Montrose Apples in every one of your favorite varieties The New Home of ANY HOUR HEATING We never close! State Street across from Golds STANDARD MOTOR SALES Good Used Cars Phone: 639-6880 V. H. Stevens SCOTCH VILLAGE ANTIQUES Bought and Sold Phone: 639-t SS0 Irene Stevens POWELL ' S HOME MODERNIZERS DESIGN AND PLANNING SERVICE GARAGES RECREATION ROOMS KITCHEN CABINETS DOORS AND WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING PATIOS PORCHES ROOFING LOW-COST, UTILITY, FARM AND COMMERCIAL POLE BUILDINGS Phone 639-6191 10226 Vienna Road Montrose Ask about our conditional guarantee on all work Even if your home is still mortaged, you can still remodel with no money down. JIFFY HOMES PERMANENT IT IS MOBILE IT ISN ' T JOHN C. ROGERS INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Fire — Homeowners Phone-639-6996 158 S.Saginaw TEDDY BEAR CLEANERS 106 E. State Street 20 Years Experience AMOS WALTERS CEMENT CONTRACTOR Driveways — Basement Floors — City Walks — Patios — Steps — Replace Basement Floors Licensed and Bonded 14040 Seymour Road Phones: 639-6300 Free Estimates MONTROSE ORCHARDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 NURSERY LAWN FARMS FURSTENBERG BROTHERS LUMBER NAD BUILDING SUPPLIES PUBLIC SERVICE TELEPHONE CO. An Independent Telephone Company MONTROSE FLOWER SHOP GREENHOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Anniversaries Birthdays Weddings Funerals Hospitals Corsages 11442 W.Vienna Rd. 639-661 1 Bruce and Evelyn Bunn MR. SCOTT ' S For a Snack or for a Meal — Sundaes Shakes Malts Ice Cream Chicken Dinners Fish Dinners Located at Cow ' s Corners, the Intersection of M 57 and Elms Road ALDRICH TV ADMIRAL TELEVISION CHANNEL MASTER PACKARD-BELL Channel Master Antennas and Rotors Stereo Tape Decks and Cartridges Competent Repair Service Phone 63 ' - ' 500 Montrose RIVERSIDE IGA daily Friday Sunday 9-8 9-9 10-4 LYMAN HARDWARE COMPANY GRISHAMDRY WALL CONTRACTORS Dry all Remodeling 19 tears Experience Phone: o39-ti 13 1351 1 N. Seymour Road Free Estimates JULIE ' S OF MONTROSE CONGRATULATIONS — CLASS OF 1970 Your Real Estate Problem is Our Business BUY SELL BUILD RENT MOOSE REALTY 300 Helen St. Phone 639-6323 ROLLIN PRINGLE Farm Bureau Insurance Group Life — Auto — Homeowners — Farmowners and Commercial 120 West State Street Office Phone-639-7077 Home Phone-639-6883 DIANE ' S PASTRY i COFFEE SHOP. DIANE ' S PASTRY PIZZA SHOP Pizza every Friday, Sat. and Sunday night 1 1 8 West State Phone 639-6 1 55 HATFIELD-SIMON ' S HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 287 E. State Street Phone 639-6 1 77 ZENITH MITACHI CLARICON PHILCO WALD CHANNEL MASTER Color Television Stereo Component Systems Stereo Tape Players — Cassette and 8 Track Stereo Console Pre-recorded 8 Track Tapes Portable Black and White Television for Home and Camper HOME ELECTRONIC SALES AND SERVICE SHANNON ' S GAS FUEL OIL CORDUROY TIRES FARM DELIVERY HOME SERVICE CHARGE-o-Matic Michigan Bankard Phone 639-669 1 1 46 State Street WEST SIDE GARAGE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WE DO SERVICING Dodge Road Montrose WIND DRIFT TRAILER SUPPLIES SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Your Supplier for Mobile Homes. Travel Trailers and Campers STANDARD EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES 6508 West Vienna Rd. Phone 686-9510 Clio, Michigan VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1 f ' pmifl i s nONIROSL STATL ' THE MONTROSE STATE BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER F. DIG. VILLAGE LANES BOWLING AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE The Rambler Staff wishes to thank those businesses whose ads 280 West State Street, Montrose have appeared in this yearbook. Phone:639-6106 12 BRUNSWICK LANES THE SUN IN THE HOUSE OF AQUARIUS, THESE MEMORIES IN YOUR MIND, THIS YEARBOOK IN YOUR HAND, PEACE AND LOVE FOR ALL MANKIND.