Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

Larry Brown Rick Brunger Bill Bunn Ralph Butler Gloria Ferris Joyce Francek The Staff Gary Stevens, Editor-in-chief Wanda Thompson, Assistant editor Mr. Neil Collard, Advisor Angie Koehler Mary Gene Moore Ginger Moses Gayle Pentland P e ggy Schlinkert Jerry Thompson Presents Because: he is friendly, he is sincere and understanding, he works tirelessly on out behalf, he gives us an experience in learning, that goes beyond the subject matter, we dedicate this book to Mr. D. F. Lange ' ’Hello there! I ' m beginning a survey of a typical school ' year, and Marysville High School is the site chosen for my experiment. As the year progresses, I’ll gather my data and materials here. Then, at the end of the year, I’ll combine everything; and we 11 see what happens. ” i Faculty 5 Seniors ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 13 Underclassmen. . ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 5 Activities 57 Sports 77 Junior High. . . . 89 3 Faculty Three A.M. and all is terrible! ” 5 Board of Education The members of the Board of Education are as follows, from left to right: Mr. Peter H. Harmon, Trustee; Mr. Benjamin E. Neal, Treasurer; Mr. Richard W. Kern, Secretary; Mr. Clarence E. Heeke, President; Mr. William A. Johnson, Trustee; Mr. Norris A. Hanks, Superintendent of schools; Mr. Louis W. Schmorrow, Trustee; and, Mr. Robert Keefe, Trustee. This has been an extremely busy year for the members of the Board of Education. The Board this year was increased from five to seven members. Early in the fall of 1960, the Board completed the proceedings to annex the Smith Creek School District to the Marysville District. A major portion of their work has dealt with the construction and completion of the new Junior High building. They inspected the new Junior High building and accepted it for occupancy by pupils as of January 30, 1961. With the increasing enrollments and expanding of the school district, the duties and responsibilities of the Board are continuously growing. The members of the Board have accepted this extra responsibility willingly and are most happy to serve the school and their community. The Viking staff salutes these men for their progressive approach and outlook to the betterment of education for the children of the area. Administration Mr. Norris A. Hanks Superintendent of Schools Mr. Hanks has been extremely busy this year with the preparations and opening of the new Marysville Junior High School. He has been instrumental in every phase of the planning, constructing, and equipping of this beautiful new building. Congratulations to you, Mr. Hanks for a difficult job well done. Mr. Bartow marks his twenty-ninth year as principal of M.H.S. this year. During this time he has been well known and well liked by the students; certainly this year is no ex- ception. Working closely with students, fac- ulty, and board of education members has kept Mr. Bartow very busy. Although his position entails a lot of work and very little praise, Mr. Bartow manages a cheerful smile for all. We thank you, Mr. Bartow, for all your efforts on our behalf. Mr. Omer P. Bartow Principal, High School Mrs. Shirley Bellow, B.S. English Mrs. Marilyn Gorham, B.S. English Mrs. Caroline Kidd, A.B. English --Speech Miss Aharas Kresin, A.B. Counseling - -English Mrs. Thelma Sharritt, A.B. Latin- -World History 8 Miss Clare Vivian, A.B., M.A. Spanish- -English Mr. Wayne Morris, B.S., M.A. Biology Mr. Ne il Collard, B.S., M.A. Mr. Frank B. Yon, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Miss Jane Phillips, B.S. Commercial 9 Mr. Frank Martin, B.A. Social Studies Mr. Burman J. Misenar, B.S., M.A. Counseling- -English Mr. Gerard Burghdorf, B.S. Industrial Arts Mr. Frederick V. Hop, B.A., M.A. Industrial Arts Mr. Carl G. Rowland, B.S. Industrial Arts Mr. William S. Philp, B.S., M.A. Co-operative Education Miss Ellen J. Cornwell, B.S. Girls Physical Education Mr. Robert Sullivan, B.S. Athletic Director 12 Miss Geralda Mullen, B.S. Homemaking Board of Education Miss Lillian Duncan, Bookkeeper Mrs. Marie Knuth, Secretary-clerk Mr. Charles Salvo, B.S., M.M. Music Principal ' s Office Mrs. Helen Perkins, Secretary Miss Nancy Gorinac, Clerk Mrs. Glenn, Library Assistant Mrs. Bartow, R.N., School Nurse Mrs. Marie Dossin, Mrs. Helen Pentland, and Mrs. Joanne Smith, cafeteria staff Maintenance Larry Closs, Bob Nead, Don Harkleroad, and Ernie Stapleford Carl Barber, Bob Watson, Bill MacAllister, and Jerry Bowen Russ Watson, Supt. Building and Grounds 13 Seniors CarTt add this --it ' s only rented.” Congratulations Bob Keefe Danforth Award Booster Club Basketball Sports- manship Award Area Basketball Sportsmanship Award Gary Stevens Salutatorian National Merit Finalist National Council of Teachers of English Award Marsha King Betty Crocker Homemakers Award Wayne Jackson American Legion Award Merrithew Award 16 Seniors Gayle Pentland Danforth Award Beverly Masar American Legion Award Bill Trowbridge Bausch-Lomb Award Jim Fraser Booster Club Football Sports- manship Award Gloria Cook Cheerleading Award Jim Hughes MacPherson Award Senior Steering Committee and Officers Left to right, standing: Carolyn Allen, Gary Stevens, Richard Hammar, Jim Fraser. Seated: Bev Masar, Cindy Parker, Bonnie McPherson, Dave Goodman, Susie Gorinac, and Dottie Blues. FLOWER White Rose COLORS Blue and Silver MOTTO What we are is God s gift to us, What we become is our gift to God.” 18 Left to right: Susie Gorinac, Treasurer; Carolyn Allen, Secretary; Dave Goodman, President; Gary Stevens, Vice-President. Senior Advisors Miss Aharas Kresin ✓ n Mr. Charles Salvo Mr. Dwight F. Lange Chief Advisor We seniors appreciate the help our advisors have given us in all our activities— our play, our prom, our graduation exercises, and all the work behind the scenes. Mr. Fred Hop 19 Mr. Frank Wheeler Mr. George Pake Carolyn Allen Nancy Anderson : Douglas Angerbrandt Doug was a member of the Pep Club in the tenth grade. Terry Baker Terry participated on the basketball team in the 9th grade and track teams in the 12th grade. Carolyn, Homecoming Queen, was secretary of her sophomore and senior classes and Treasurer of her junior class. Carol was pres, of the Pep Club (11, 12); a cheerleader (10,12); treasurer (11) and vice -pres. (12) of the Bible Club. Other activi- ties were G.A.A. (10), F.T.A. (11,12) band (10- 12), Science Club (10- 12) and the junior play. Lawrence Badley Larry served on the Stu- dent Council in his senior year. He has been a member of the baseball team (11,12) and in the Varsity Club (11,12). He has also participated in the Gun Club (12), Band (10-12), and the Pep Club (10-12). Ted Baker Ted was on the swimming team in his senior year. Ronald Babel Ted Balinski Ted has been a member of the baseball team in the 9th, 11th, and 12th grades. He played foot- ball as a junior and be- longed to the Varsity Club in the 11th and 12th grades. 20 Philip Balon Elaine Bedell I u Bob Bolman Bob participated in the Gun Club in his junior and senior year. Philip starred on the M.H.S. football team and received the honor of being named All -County guard. He has played football since the 9th grade. Phil belonged to the Varsity Club (11-12) and was treasurer of the Pep Club (12), in the F.T.A. (11,12), and Bible Club (12). Elaine has been a member of the Bible Club in the 11th and 12th grades. Sylvia Billiet Sylvia has been a mem- ber of the G.A.A. (11,12) and the Pep Club (11). Dorothy Blues Dorothy has served on the Student Council since the tenth grade. She was Drum Majorette (11,12). Dorothy ' s other activities were F.H.A. (12), F.T.A. (10,12), G.A.A. (9-12), and the Amplifier Staff ( 12 ). Michael Bennett Mike was a member of the football and baseball teams in his sophomore year. Lorence Brown Larry played football in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades, and golf in the 10th and 11th. He was sports editor of the year- book, (12). His other activities were F.T.A. (12), Gun Club (11,12), Pep Club (12), Science Club (9-12) and the Service Club (11,12). 21 Marilyn Bubel Marilyn was a member of the Pep Club in her 10th and 11th grades. Bill Bunn Bill has been an active member of the following: Varsity Club (11,12), band (9-12), Yearbook (12), Camera Club (10), and the Senior Play. He has also participated in sports — cross-country (11,12) and Track (10-12). Dorothy Bucholtz Tom Bucholtz Dorothy was in the Nation- al Honor Society in her junior and senior years. She also participated in the F.T.A. (11,12) acting as parliamentarian in the 12th. She was also in the Pep Club (9-11), and the Service Club (11-12). Tom participated in foot ball and track during his freshman year. Daniel Caughel Larry Chaffee Larry participated in foot- ball in the ninth and tenth grades and in track in the ninth grade. Marsha Bubel Marsha was a Student Council representative during her junior and senior grades. She was also a member of the F.H.A. in the 12th grade. Glenda Carnshan Glenda was a member of the F.H.A. in the 12th grade. Rosemary Chaffee Marjorie Clark Marjorie was a member of the Pep Club (10-12), Bible Club (10-12), and the Chorus (12). Judy Corry Judy became a member of the National Honor Society in the 11th grade and was Sec. (12). She was student director of the junior play and a member of the senior play cast. Judy served on the Student Council in the twelfth grade. Her other activities were F.T.A. (11,12), Pep Club (9-12), Service Club (11), and the Bible Club (9-12). Donald Cobb Gloria Cook Gloria has been a cheer- leader since the ninth grade. She was Vice- Pres. of the Pep Club in the 11th, Sec. in the 12th, and Vice -Pres, of the G.A.A. (11), and Sec. of the Bible Club (12). Cookie ' s other activities were F.T.A. (11,12), Gun Club (11), Band (9-12), Chorus (11), and the senior play. James Dalton Jim was a member of the Gun Club (11-12), Tumb- ling Club (12) and the junior play cast. Paula Davis Paula was a member of the F.T.A. (10-12), Band (9-12), Pep Club (11), and the Bible Club (12). Joe Demeter Robert Docherty Bob has been a member of the Science Club in his junior and senior years. He also participated in the Chorus during his senior year. Joanne Dumas Joanne participated in the Pep Club in the 9th -11th grades. She was also a member of the Science Club in the ninth grade. Robert Dye Bob was a member of the Pep Club in the ninth and tenth grades. He also went out for the ninth grade track team. George Dudd George participated in the Chorus in his senior year. Mary Lou Dusseau Mary Lou was a member of the Student Council in her junior year. Her other activities were F.H.A. (12), G.A.A. (9-11), Pep Club (9-11), Amplifier Staff (12), Service Club (10), Chorus (10), and the Dramatics Club (10). Judy Eagen Judy participated in two clubs during her years at Marysville High School. She participated in the Library Club in the 11th and 12th grades. She also was a member of the F.H.A. in her senior year. Clark Erickson Kaye Easter Kaye was a member of the Student Council in the tenth and eleventh grades, and she was in the cast of the Senior Play. Her other activities were F.H.A. (12), F.T.A. (10- 12), Tri-Hi-Y (12), Pep Club (11), and cheer- leader (10). Claudia Fenner Claudia has been active in the Bible Club since the eleventh grade. She was also a member of the Service Club in the elev- enth grade. Sandra Fetting Sandy was the parliamen- tarian for the F.H.A. in her senior year and was a band member for four years. Her other activities were G.A.A. (9), Gun Club (11), Bible Club (10), and Chorus (11). Cynthia Firth Cindy was a member of the Pep Club in the ninth and tenth grades. Clark has been a member of the Science Club since the tenth grade. He played baseball in the eleventh grade and tennis in the twelfth. His other activities were F.T.A. (11,12), Varsity Club (11, 12), Gun Club (10-12), Band (11,12), Pep Club (10-12), Debate Club (12), Tumbling Club (12), Dramatic Club (10), Camera Club (10), and the Junior Play. Gloria Ferris Gloria was a member of the Student Council in the tenth and eleventh grades. Her other activi- ties were Amplifier (11, 12), Yearbook (11,12), F.H.A. Reporter (12), F.T.A. (10-12), Cheer- leader (9-10), Majorette (11,12), Chorus (10,12). Katherine Finn Katherine was Vice- President of the F.H.A. in her senior year. Her other activities were Librarian (11,12), Chorus (11,12), and Pep Club (10). Ellen Frame Ellen participated in Chorus in her senior year. Joyce Francek Joyce was a member of the Student Council in the ninth and tenth grades. She served on the yearbook staff in her senior year. Her other activities include Science Club (11,12), F.T.A. (10-12), and Pep Club (9,10). Jim Fraser Jim has been a member of the football and track teams plus the Varsity Club for the past three years. He was a member of the Service Club in his senior year. Michael French Mike has been active in football (9), basketball (9,10), Cross-country (10- 12), and track (9-12). He was a council member (11,12), and he was par- liamentarian in the 12th. He was Vice-President of the Pep Club (12), treasur- er (12) of the Varsity Club (9-12), and in the Service Club (11,12). Doris Garbutt Carol Gaffney Carol, a delegate to Girls’ State, has been a member of the F.T.A. for two years, serving as treasurer in her senior year. She is president of the F.H.A. and historian for the Honor Society. Other activities include Pep Club (9-12), library (9,12), and the Service Club (11,12). Ted Golubinski Doris was Vice-President of the Gun Club in her junior year and a member of the cast of the junior play. Her other activities include F.T.A. (10-12), G.A.A. (9,10), library (10, 12), Pep Club (9-12), and the Service Club (11). Ted was treasurer of the Gun Club in his senior year. His other activities were football (10), tennis (10-12), and the Varsity Club (11,12). Gary Goodin David Goodman Gary ' s activities have been mainly in the athletic field; football (12), basket- ball (10-12), cross-country (11), the Varsity Club (10- 12), and the Pep Club (10). 26 Dave was treasurer of his class in the 10th and president in the 11th and 12th grades. In sports, he has been a member of the football (9-12), bas- ketball (9,10) baseball (9), and track (9-12) teams. Other activities: Varsity Club (10-12), band (9-12), and the Pep Club (10,11). Suzanne Gorinac Karen Gratton Suzanne was treasurer of her senior class, secretary of the Pep Club in the 11th grade and a cheerleader for the past three years. Her other activities were G.A.A. (11), Pep Club (9- 12), and the Service Club ( 11 ). John Hamilton John played football in the tenth grade and was a member of the football and track teams as a freshman. Karen served on the Stu- dent Council (10-12), and was secretary in her senior year. Other activities in- clude F.T.A. (11,12), G.A.A. (9,10), Chorus (10), and Pep Club (9-12). She was secretary of the Service Club (12), and treasurer of the Pep Club (11). She was in the Jr. and Sr. play casts. Charles Gray Charles participated in two activities while at- tending M.H.S. He was a member of the Pep Club in the 10th and 11th grades. He also played football in the 9th and 10th grades. Robert Gross Bob has been a member of the F.T.A. and Science Club in his junior and senior years. He has par- ticipated in football, basketball, and track in the ninth grade. His other activities include Swim- ming team (12), and Tumbling Club (12). Henry Greuber Judy Hall Judy served as correspond- ing secretary for the Student Council in her senior year. She was president of the Bible Club as a junior. Judy ' s other activities were Chorus (10-12), and the Pep Club ( 11 , 12 ). Richard Hammer Richard was a member of the National Honor Society (11,12), and served as president in the 12th. He also participated in the Gun Club (11,12), and was Vice-President of the Service Club in the 11th, and participated in the Science Club (11,12), and Debate Club (12). 27 Sally Hills Sandra Houle Sandy has been sports editor for the Amplifier during the 11th and 12th grades. She has been secretary for the F.H.A. (12), and reporter for the F.T.A. (12). Other activi- ties were F.T.A. (11,12), and a member of the junior play cast. Diane Hand Diane was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year. The fol- lowing summer, Diane attended Girls ' State. She was vice -pres, of the Science Club (11), secretary (12), and secretary of the F.T.A. (11,12). Other activities include Band (9), F.T.A. (10-12), and library (12). Tom Harrington Tom has been a member of the football and track teams since his sophomore year. This has earned his membership in the Varsity Club (10-12). Other ac- tivities are Pep Club (10, 11), and Science Club (12). Robert Hutchins James Ichenberg Bob sang in the chorus during his senior year. Jim played football since his sophomore year and was chosen co -captain of the team as a senior. His other activities were Varsity Club (11,12) and Pep Club (10- 12 ). Gerald Hollands Jerry was a member of the track (9-12) and basketball (9,10) teams. He played in the band (9-11), and sang in the chorus (12); he also received a Lion ' s Club scholarship to Music Camp. He ' s been a member of the Varsity Club (10-12), Science Club (11,12), Pep Club (10), and junior play cast. James Hughes Jim ' s activities were mainly in the athletic field —as a member of the football (9- 12), basketball (9,10) and track teams (9-12). He was elected secretary of the Varsity Club as a senior and was a member of the Pep Club (10,11). UN ii George Jackson George has been a member of the Varsity Club through- out the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. He has played baseball every year since the ninth grade. George also played football in his sophomore year. Wayne Jackson Wayne has been an out- standing member of the basketball and track teams since his freshman year. His other activities were football (9,10), track (11, 12), Varsity Club (10-12), Science Club (9), Pep Club (9-11), and he was elected treasurer of the Service Club as a junior. Roy Jokie Roy was a member of the track team (9-12), football team (9), and the Pep Club (9). Robert Keefe Bob was a member of the football (9,10,12), basket- ball (9-12), cross country (11), baseball (9-12) and track (9) teams. In addition, he belonged to the Service Club (11), F.T.A. (11,12), Varsity Club (10-12) and he was elected vice-president of the club in his senior year. Constance King Connie was a member of the National Honor Society during her junior and senior years. Her other activities were F.T.A. (11,12), Band (9-12), Science Club (10- 12), Service Club (12), Bible Club (12), Pep Club (10,11), and she also re- ceived the Lion’s Club Gloria King Gloria was a member of the Pep Club (9-11), F.H.A. (12), and Chorus (12). Scholarship. Fred Jones Fred served in the Student Council in the ninth and tenth grades. He was a member of the track (9-11), basketball (9,10), and foot- ball teams (9,10). Fred also joined the Varsity Club (10-12) and the Pep Club (9,10). Margaret Kilbourne Margaret belonged to the Pep Club in her junior year and to the Library Club as a senior. Lois Kuehn Lois ' major activities have been chorus (10-12), and F.T.A. (10,11). She also has been active in G.A.A. (10,11), and the Pep Club ( 9 - 12 ). Marsha King Marsha sang in the chorus during her junior and senior years. Mary Klarer Mary was a member of the Pep Club in her senior year. Arnold Koebke Arnold participated in track and cross country (10,11) and this earned his membership in the Varsity Club (10-12). He also sang in the chorus (12). Angelia Koehler Angie has been accom - panist for the senior high choruses for four years, and she received the Lion ' s Club Scholarship to attend Music Camp. Her other activities were F.T.A. (10- 12), Band (9,10), Pep Club (9-12), Bible Club (12), and the Yearbook Staff (12). Mary Klein Mary was a member of the F.T.A. (11,12), G.A.A. (9- 11), and the Service Club ( 11 ). James Kzinowek Jim is a member of the Varsity Club (12), and has participated in football (10), and track (11). Ruth Lavis Ruth has been a member of the Service Club since her sophomore year and she was elected President of this club as a Senior. Her other activities included F.H.A. (12), Bible Club (11), and Chorus (9,11,12). Charles Lashbrook Chuck has participated in sports— football (9,10), and baseball (10). Gary LaTurno Gary has been a member of the Gun Club (10,11), and the Airplane Club (10,11). Chrystal Lee Chrystal has been interested in the sports field— cross country (12); football (9,10, 11); baseball (9-11); and track (9,12). While a junior, he was elected manager of both football and baseball teams. Other activities include Pep Club (9,10), Gun Club (9,11), and the Varsity Club (10-12). Tom Loxton Tom was a member of the Gun Club (12) and the Tumbling Club (12) plus the Pep Club (11). Susan Liscom Sharon Liverance Susan has been a member of the Pep Club (11,12) and the Bible Club (10-12). Judy Macey Judy has been a member of the Tri-Hi-Y, the Bible Club, Service Club, and Science Club since her junior year. Her other activities are G.A.A.(9), Pep Club (10,12), and Library (12). Joe Magrath Joe served on the Student Council in his junior year and was a member of the football team as a senior. His other activities were Gun Club (11.12) and Varsity Club (12). Beverly Masar Bonnie Matts Bev was chosen to be a member of the National Honor Society as a junior and was chosen correspond- ing secretary in her senior year. Her other activities were Student Council (9,11), F.T.A. (10-12), G.A.A. (9), Bible Club (11,12), Pep Club (9,10), plus a member of the senior play cast. Bonnie McPherson Bonnie was a member of the Bible Club since her sophomore year and served as secretary in her junior year. Her other activities were F.T.A. (11,12), Pep Club (9-11), and Service Club (11). Charlotte Meddaugh Charlotte sang in the chorus in her junior and senior years. Howard Meyers Howard was a member of the Gun Club (11,12), Band (10-12), Service Club (12), Bible Club (11,12), and the Airplane Club (12). Dorothy Marvin Dorothy has been a member of the Pep Club in her freshman and senior years. As a junior and as a senior, she was a member of the Bible Club. Bonnie McLeod Bonnie was a member of the Science Club (11,12), Service Club (11,12), and Bible Club (10-12). She was elected treasurer of the Bible Club in her senior year. Warren Miller Warren was a member of the football team (9-12), Varsity Club (11,12) and F.T.A. (11,12). Suzanne Neumann Suzanne was a member of the F.H.A. (12), F.T.A. (12), Pep Club (9-12) and acted in the senior play. Barbara Moran Barbara was a member of the F.T.A. (11); Tri-Hi-Y (12); Pep Club (9-12); and Service Club (11-12). Audrey Moses In her senior year Ginger was historian of the F.T.A. , president of the Tri-Hi-Y, and treasurer of the Science Club. She was a member of the F.T.A. (10-12), Tri- Hi-Y (11-12), Library (11), Pep Club (10-11), Science Club (11), and acted in the senior play. Kay Nurenburg Kay became a member of the National Honor Society in her junior year. She served as a cheerleader since her sophomore year and was chosen historian of the F.H.A. as a senior. She was also a member of the G.A.A. (10-12) and the Pep Club (9-12). Dave Opitz Dave served on the Student Council during his senior year. He was a member of the football (9-10), basket- ball (9-10) and track teams (9-12). He participated in the Bible Club (10-12), and the Chorus (12). Mary Gene Moore Mary Gene has been a member of the Amplifier Staff (11-12); Editor-in- chief (12). She attended a two -week summer course at U of M’s Journalism Work- shop. She is a member of the National Honor Society (11-12). She was also vice- pres. of her junior class. Mary Gene s other activities include: F.T.A. (12), Tri- Hi-Y (11-12), Pep Club (12), Yearbook Staff (11 -12) and senior play cast. Norman Noble Norman was a member of the football and track teams (10-12). He was also a member of the Varsity Club (12), Gun Club (10-12) and the Band ( 10 - 12 ). Cynthia Parker Cindy was chosen to serve as treasurer of the Tri-Hi- Y in her senior year. Her other activities were F.H.A. (12), G.A.A. (9-12), Pep Club (9-12), Science Club (9,10), and the Chorus (12). Bertie Sue Payne Bertie Sue was a member of the Library Club during her junior and senior years. Barbara Pendrock Barbara has been singing in the Chorus since her sophomore year. Charles Perry Charles will be remembered as Alvin for his part in the senior play. Also during his senior year, Charles was a member of the Science Club and Service Club and the F.T.A. Other activities include Golf in the twelfth and Pep Club in the ninth and twelfth grades. Don Paterson Don served on the board of the Gun Club during his junior and senior years. In addition, he was a member of the Pep Club (10,11) and the Bible Club (11,12). Ronald Pelc Gayle Pentland Gayle became a member of the National Honor Society in her junior year. During her senior year, she was chosen treasurer of the F.H.A. and vice-president of the Tri-Hi-Y. Other activities include G. A A. (10-12), Pep Club (10-12), Year Book Staff (12), and she was Student Director of the Senior Play. Janet Pickard Janet was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y since her junior year and served as recre- ational director as j. senior. Her other activities were F.H.A. (12), Pep Club (9- 12), and Science Club (9). Jack Quinlan Jack was a member of the football (9), basketball (9), track (9) and baseball (9- 12) teams. He also partici- pated in the Varsity Club ( 11 , 12 ). Charlene Quintal Charlene was a member of the Pep Club (10), Service Club (11,12), and Chorus (9,12). Ed Radatz Ed was chosen as a repre- sentative to Boys ' State, and served as president of the Gun Club in his senior year. He was also a mem- ber of the band (9-12), and the Airplane Clu b (12). Tom Reilly Besides being an active President of the Student Council, Tom was Vice- President in his junior year and served on the Council (9). He was a member of the Pep Club (9-12) and served as secretary in the 9th grade. He has been a member of the high school band (9- 12). Tom also participated in basketball and baseball in the 9th and 10th grades. William Riebandt Bill was a member of the football (9,10), baseball (9-12) and track (9) teams He was also a member of the Pep Club (9-12) and the Varsity Club (10-12). Pat Rands Pat was a member of the Pep Club and the basket- ball team during his freshman year. Kathleen Rich Kathleen was a member of the Pep Club during her sophomore year. t William Robbins Bill has been a member of the Science Club and Ser- vice Club during his junior and senior years. He has also played golf in the eleventh and twelfth grades and was a member of the Bible Club as a junior. Sue Robson Sue was a member of the Pep Club (10) and the Library Club (12). Vivian Schneider Vivian was a member of the F.H.A. (12), Pep Club (9.10) , and the Chorus (9.10) . 36 Wilma Rutkofske Wilma served on the Student Council during her senior year. She was also a member of the Library Club (11), Pep Club (11), and the Service Club (11). Margaret Saunders Margaret was a member of the F.H.A. (12), Pep Club (10), and the Chorus (9,10). Brenda Sawdon Brenda was a member of the Pep Club (9,10), Ser- vice Club (11,12), and Chorus (9). Sharon Schlinkert Sharon became a member of the National Honor Society in her junior year. Her other activities were G.A.A. (9), Library Club (11), Pep Club (9-11), Science Club (11,12), Chorus (11), F.T.A. (10-12) and was president as a senior plus a representative to Girl’s State and a mem- ber of both junior and senior playcasts. Nancy Rutkofske Nancy was a majorette during her sophomore and junior years. Her other activities were G.A.A. (9- 11) , Pep Club (9), Service Club (11) and Chorus (11, 12 ) . Bill Schornstheimer Bill was a member of the golf team (11), the Service Club (12), and the Gun Club (12). Robert Schott Bob participated in track during his freshman year. Ruth Sly Ruth was a member of the Pep Club during her sopho- more year. Ann Shuler Ann was a member of the F.H.A. (12), the Service Club (11), and Chorus (12). Gerald Siemen Jerry was a member of the baseball (10) and football (10-12) teams. His other activities were Varsity Club (10-12) and the Pep Club (10,11). Merlin Siler Bud was a member of the football (9-12), basketball (9,10), and track (10-12) teams. During his senior year he was a member of the Amplifier Staff. Bud ' s other activities were Var- sity Club (10-12), Pep Club (9-12), and a member of the junior play cast. Lynda Simpson Lynda became a member of the National Honor Society in her junior year and served as president of the Bible Club as a senior. Her other activities were F.T.A. (10-12), Band (10- 12), Pep Club (10-12), and an acting part in the junior play. Jean Sears Jean served as parliamen- tarian of the Tri-Hi-Y during her senior year. She was also a member of G.A.A. (9), and the Pep Club (9-11), Service Club ( 12 ). Roger Smarch Roger was a member of the football (9,10), basketball (10), cross country (11), and baseball (9-12) teams. All this earned him membership in the Varsity Club (10-12). 37 Malcolm Smith Malcolm was a member of the Pep Club (9-11), and the Bible Club (11), and the Chorus (12). Mike Smith Mike was a member of the Pep Club (9), football team (9), and the track team ( 9 , 10 ). Judy Socha Judy served as a majorette during her junior and senior years. She was also a mem ber of the F.H.A. (12), F.T. A. (10-12), and the Pep Club (9-12). Judy Squires Judy was a member of the Amplifier Staff (11,12). She was also a member of the F.H.A. (12), the library Club (12), and the Pep Club (9-12). Marty Sopha Carol Stapleford Christine Starkey Christine was a member of the Pep Club (12) and the chorus (9-12) and the ma- jorettes (10,11). Donald Steinhaus Don was a member of the football and baseball teams during his sophomore year. Gary Steven Gary was president of his class (9) and vice-president (12). He served on the Student Council (9) and was treasurer (11,12). He attended Boys State (11) and was Editor-in-chief of the ' 61 Yearbook. His other activities were F.T.A. (10-12), National Honor Society (11,12), Band (9-12), Pep Club (9,12), Science Club (11,12) and the Jr. and Sr. Plays. Robert Stinson Bob was a member of the football (9-12), basketball (9-12), and track (9) team. He was also a member of the Varsity Club (10-12), and the Pep Club (12). Glen Stone Glen was a member of the football (10,11), baseball (10,11), and track (10) teams and also a member of the Varsity Club (10-12). Pamela Sturges Pam was a member of the F.H.A. (12), Band (9), Pep Club (9,12), Majorettes (12), and she had one of the leading roles in the Senior Play. Wilma Surline Wilma was a member of the Service Club and the Bible Club during her junior and senior years. Mary Striker Mary was a member of the Pep Club (9-12), Service Club (9-12), and the Chorus (9-10). Yvonne Suchan Yvonne was a member of the Bible Club in her junior year. Doris Tokarski Doris was a member of the F.H.A. (12) and the Library Club (11,12). Louise Underwood Louise was chosen vice- president of the F.T.A. in her senior year and also secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y. Her other activities include National Honor Society (11,12), Band (9-12) and she was secretary -treasurer (11), and F.T.A. (10-12). Wanda Thompson Wanda was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year. Her other activities included Student Council (12), Tri-Hi-Y (11), G.A.A. (10), Bible Club (11 ), Service Club (10,11), Dra- matic Club (10), member of the junior and senior play casts, assistant editor of the 1961 Viking Staff (12) and Amplifier Staff (12). Gerald Thompson Jerry has been very active in sports at M.H.S.— basketball (and baseball) (9-12), Cross-country (10, 11), track (9,12), football (9), and the swimming team (12). Jerry’s other activities included F.T.A. (11,12), Pep Club (12), Science Club (11,12), Service Club (11), and on the 1961 Viking Staff. William Trowbridge Bill has been an active member in the Science Club through the ninth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, and served as vice- president in the twelfth. His other activities were F.T.A. (11,12), Debate Club (12), Tumbling Club (12), Swimming Team (12), and the junior and senior play casts. Sally Turner Sally was a member of the Pep Club during her sopho- more and senior years. Ray Warren Ray was a member of the cross country team (11,12). As a member of the Varsity Club for the last three years, he served as tail twister in the twelfth grade. His other activities were Tumbling Club (12) and Pep Club (10-12). 40 Pat Wessel Richard White Gertrude Wickings Gertie was a member of both the junior and senior play casts. Also, she was a member of the Pep Club as a sophomore. Pat was a member of the Pep Club (9,10) and the Service Club (11,12). Dick was a member of the National Honor Society (11,12). He was chosen as representative to Boys ' State in the 11th grade. Dick participated in the Gun Club and Science Club (11- 12) and was Secretary - Treasurer of the latter in his junior year. Gerald Wilson Gerry was a member of the band and the Varsity Club since his sophomore year. His other activities include baseball (10,11) and Golf ( 12 ). Bonnie Williams Louis Wolven Louis has been a band mem- ber since his freshman year. As a senior he was a mem- ber of the Journalism Club and worked for the Amplifier. Other activities include F.T.A. (12), basketball (9), and golf (9-12). James Yeager Jim participated in foot- ball (9,10) and was a member of the Pep Club (9,10). James Yielding Jim ' s interests fell in the sports line— football (12), baseball (11,12) and track (10). Other activities in- clude Varsity Club (11,12) and the Gun Club (12). Ask Any Girl The Family Gertie, Gloria, Bill, and Sharon The Casanovas Mike and Charles The Girls Bev, Judy, Wanda, Kaye, Sue, Ginger, Karen, and Mary Gene. The Bosses Mr. MacDonald, Gayle, Miss Vivian, and Mrs. Sharritt. The Chairmen Bill, Doris, Carol, and Connie. The Crew Henry, Dottie, Joyce, Larry, Roy, Ray, Clark, Jerry, and Dick. 42 m m ®8 m Senior Snaps lim nMBB JF Mad participate. Ml lM$l •$ $ • mmm ; ' ’But Mr. Collard, what did you expect at a Cadet Teachers meeting?” y • If ' HI .it you hear that . . SSS mbpbsI IflS S HI Underclassmen ' The Civil War started in ... in . . !■ Diane Arnett Linda Babcock Patricia Bailey George Baldock Donna Banta Gary Barnes William Bateman Richard Bedell Mary Benedict James Berry Lyle Beery Jerry Bigger Marshall Black Nancy Blake Kathleen Blues Carole Booth Mary Bowie Patricia Bowie Jim Bright Connie Bubel Ralph Butler Larry Campbell Susan Carmichael George Caudill Ron Christensen Jim Clouse Lawrence Cobb Colleen Conlee Mary Copony Jennifer Crackel Dale Crawford Bonnie Curley Judy Davis Heather D ' Arcy David Delezenne Mary Doan David Dobson Dale Dortman Carol Durentini Larry Emery Junior Jack Meismer. Treasurer Barbara Ross, President Colleen Conlee, Secretary Ken Mallwitz, Vice -Pres. Class Martha Garety Steve Gilbert Bonnie Ginn Bob Glyshaw Barbara Glyshaw Carolyn Gosman Fred Gosman Gail Goulette Allan Grabowski Richard Graham David Hall Priscilla Hall Neil Hamann Pam Harkleroad David Harris Richard Harris Charles Harter David Hartman Karen Helmer Delbert Hija John Hiller Bill Hilliker Janet Hinkley Earl Howell Deanna Hutchins Donna Hutchins Barbara Ingles Richard Jackson James Jeffries T erry Johnston Edwina Jones Frank Polk Barbara Kaczanowski Lou Anne Keeler Lome Kelly Sharon Lomasney William Loxton Ken Mallwitz David Maynard Jean McAlpine Jack McColl Jean McCallom Bonnie McDonald Richard McGinnis Edward McGraw Lois Meddaugh Jack Meismer David Miller Thomas Mink Evelyn Monton Dewey Moore John Moore Diane Moses Linda Munger Charlotte Myers Judy Moak Mary Naylor Marion Nixon Karen Nurenberg Larry Opitz Nancy Paeth James Pettit William Phetteplace Edward Polovich Pat Presley Helen Quant William Quinn Larry Ramia Jerry Rising Lewis Rising David Robinson John Robison Kay Robson Shirley Schutt Kathleen Seltzer Clarence Shaffer Danny Siegel Richard Simmons Harold Smith Sharon Smith Gary Stadalinkas Gary Steemburg Cheryl Steinhous Diana Stevenson Joyce Stone Rae Ann Striker Eugene Swift Herb Tanton Bettijean Teeple James Teichman Judith Thompson Buddy Turck Karen Ulrich Richard Van Luven Mary Warner Richard Way William West Dave Westbrook Kenneth White Dorothy Wickings Janet Wickings Curtis Willis Ellen Willis SHUTTER SHY Alvin Deland Glen DeLong A1 Jones Jim Snyder Jean Stephens William Wisswell Jack Wilson Phyllis Wooley Barbara Workman Joyce Zimmer 49 Stranger in the Night The cast worked hard . . . And furthermore . . . Sophomore Class Don McPherson, Vice-President; Bob Yeager, Treasurer; Roberta Bostick, Secretary; Margie Jokie, President. William Adams Leonard Amesse Karen Anderson Gerald Angerbrandt Dorothy Armstead Bill Badley Kenneth Bagnall Lonnie Baker Larry Baldwin Marjorie Balinski James Beck Ronald Bonnett Roberta Bostick Dwight Bowers Roy Bowers Judith Bowman Danielle Bozin Robert Brewer Gerald Brookins Harold Brookins William Brown Richard Brunger Edith Bruner Walter Bukowski Sam Byrd Jerry Campbell Nancy Campbell Lansing Carpenter Carolyn Caughel Dorothy Confer Wayne Coon Sheila Cowger Joyce Ann Cox Charles Diggs Mary Dingman 52 Sophomore Steering Committee Jane Dobson Ronald Dunlap Lawrence Eagen Linda Emerich Sharon Farnsworth Cheryl Fox Michele Gayfield David Glombowski Carol Green Alan Hackett James Hall Robert Hammar Robert Hart Richard Hart James Hills Patrick Hills Richard Hollis James Holzberger Dion Horn Robert Howell Bernard Hunter Marlinda Ichenberg Roy Isaac Seva Irvine Gary Jackson Marjorie Jokie Deborah Jones Paul King Jack Klein Doris Kleeves David Klawson Thomas Knisley Gordon Knowles George Kolman Robert Koncyk Maybe what I need is a larger test tube” 53 Jeffrey Kook Scott Krook Kenneth Laming George Lashbrook JoAnn Lawrence Skeeter Lawrence Sharon Leavitt Darlene Leverenz Judy Lewis Marilyn Lince Fernetta Liverance Willard Liverance David Lohr James Loxton Robert Loxton Bernard Lucas Patrick Lukasek Cathy MacCullum , Barbara MacPherson Carol MacDonald Mary Marvin Douglas Mathews Sylvia McAlpine John McEachen Richard McLellan Don McPherson Frances Meddaugh John Meinhardt Kathleen Meinhardt Walter Melms Wayne Meyers Wendell Meyers Hershell Mixon Brenda Miller Florence Miller A Patricia Moak Jefferson Moore Dwight Moore Daniel Moore Jane Moore Danny Moran Alice Murawski Susan Nawracaj Kay O ' Rourke James Orris J ohn Pavlov Fred Pelc Phyllis Perkins David Perry Gerald Porter Dennis Pretty Audrey Quinn Gerald Ramsey Lucille Rankin Rhea Reed Leslie Reid Patricia Reynolds Edward Robinson 54 Sharon Roehl Ida Rosalez Robert Rowe Lewis Ruddock Nancy Rush David Schmarrow Dennis Schnuphase Joseph Sherlock Donald Shimmel Cathleen Shirkey Carol Simpson Terry Simpson Judy Singles Alvin Smarch Arlene Smith Wilbert Smith Barbara Snowden Marilyn Socha Howard Spencer Lloyd Spencer Judith Stadalinkas Dorothy Stager Weyman Stapleford Eugene Steller Jim Stevenson Sheila Stocks Henry Stroh Lucille Stroh Murray Surline Carolyn Terry Fred Tomalo Barbara Totzke Dwaine Towers Franklin Townsend Michael Tremp John Tucker Nancy Ulrich Micheal Walters Rebecca Warner Beverly Warren Bill Webb Sharon Wessel Dennis White Gregory White FLASH FRIGHT Marilyn Bidinger Thomas Diggs Anita Ferris Doris Revell Tyrone Smith Wayne Steinhause Victor Wilke Joyce Williamson Christine Wingate Pamela Woolley Deanne Wyrick Bob Yeager Coy York Carol Zeller Activities Student Council Third Row: Dave Goodman, Dave Opitz, Bill Brown, Mr. Philp, advisor, Frank Jones Polk, George Caudill. Second Row: Sharon Frantz, Marsha Bubel, Barb Ross, Dorothy Blues, Larry Badley, Wanda Thompson, Nancy Ulrich, Wilma Rutkofske, Margie Jokie. First Row: Linda Babcock, Mike French, Parliamentarian, Dave Hall, Vice-President, Tom Reilly, President, Karen Gratton, Recording Secretary, Gary Stevens, Treasurer, Judy Hall, Corresponding Secretary. The Chiefs The Student Council, one of the most active organizations in the school, meets once a week. Some of the projects of the Council are handling the financial part of the yearbook, handling the school pictures, selling refreshments, checking lockers, and doing other things for the student body in general. 58 Future Homemakers of America This new club at Marysville is for girls interested in homemaking; the members are well-versed in the tech- niques of the field. Officers of the Future Homemakers of America Club include; Standing; Judy Thompson, parliamentarian; Kay Nurenberg, historian; Miss Mullen, sponsor; Cindy Parker, pianist; Margaret Saunders, song leader; Seated; Sandy Houle, secretary; Gayle Pentland, treasurer; Carol Gaffney, president; Katherine Finn, vice-president; and Gloria Ferris, reporter. Tumbling Club Newly organized at Marysville, the Tumbling Club has been quite active in giving demonstrations and they also proved a success in the school talent show this year, placing among the five talent winners. Members of the club include: Standing: Ron Bonnett, Dave Dobson, and Jim Jeffries. Seated: Ray Warren, Clark Erickson, sponsor Mr. Morris, Bill Trowbridge, and Bob Gross. Not Pictured: Gerry Wilson, Dave Goodman, Bill Schomstheimer, and Rick McClellen. 59 Science Club First row: Mr. Morris, Advisor, Ralph Butler, President, Bill Trowbridge, Vice-president, Diane Hand, Secretary, Ginger Moses, Treasurer, Mr. Stephens, Advisor. Second row: Tom Harrington, Judy Macey, Connie King, Joyce Francek, Sharon Schlinkert, Bonnie McLeod, Bill Phetteplace. Third row: Larry Brown, Dick Hammar, Jerry Thompson, Larry Opitz, Dick White, Rick Brunger. Fourth row: Clark Erickson, Gary Stevens, Bob Gross, Charles Perry, Jerry Hollands, Jim Beck. Bill Riebandt and Lewis Rising are examining the ignition system of an internal combustion engine. Dick Hammar and Tom Harrington’s project con- sists of getting electricity from gases and solar cells. Projects Gary Steven’s entry in the science fair was a project in the preparation of plastics. Bill Phetteplace is studying the properties of mercury. Shown here is Carol Gaffney with her science fair project on the study of plant behavior. Code Club Seated, left to right; Ed Stroh; Larry Opitz; Ron Bonnett; Greg White; A1 Fenner; Ralph Butler; and Bill Phetteplace. Standing, left to right; Mr. Dumell Steph- ens, advisor; and Rick Brunger. Girls Athletic Association 1st row, left to right; Sharon Lomasney; Susie Nawracaj; Carol Simpson; Marilyn Socha; Carolyn Terry; Lynda Babcock, and Sharon Frantz. 2nd Row ; Gayle Angove; Linda Emerick; Bev Warren; Phyllis Perkins; Miss Corn- well, advisor; Judy Bowman; Sheila Cowger; and Diane Arnett. 3rd Row ; Seva Irvine; Cindy Parker; Gayle Pentland; Roberta Bostick; Jane Moore; Sheila Stocks; Barbara Totzke; and Judy Thompson. 4th Row ; Maralinda Ichenburg; Nancy Ulrich; Carol Durentini; Kay Nurenburg; Barb Ross; Marilyn Klorynski; Nancy Campbell, and Lucille Rankin. 61 Viking Staff Standing: Rick Brunger, Bill Bunn, Wanda Thompson -Assistant Editor, Mr. Collard -Advisor, Gary Stevens-Editor -in -Chief, Jerry Thompson, Ralph Butler, Mary Gene Moore, Larry Brown. Seated: Joyce Francek, Peggy Schlinkert, Ginger Moses, Gloria Ferris, Gayle Pentland, Angie Koehler. Not pictured -Louise Underwood. Planning, selecting a theme, laying out rough dummys, picture taking, writing copy, preparing final pages; these are a few of the many things a yearbook staff must do. We could bemoan our fate and cite our many problems and difficulties, as most staffs do, but we won ' t. Let it suffice to say that, the VIKING staff under the dynamic leadership of editor-in-chief Stevens, and assistant editor Thomp- son have enjoyed preparing the 1961 VIKING for you. 62 Amplifier Staff Standing: Bud Siler, Miss Vivian, Advisor, Louis Wolven. Seated: Dorothy Blues, Gloria Ferris, Mary Gene Moore, Editor-in-chief, Judy Squires, Sandy Houle, Mary Lou Dusseau, and Wanda Thompson Editor-in-chief DEADLINES! DEADLINES! The Amplifier staff meets the Friday, 3rd hour deadline for publication and distribution of the paper every week. Publishing the school paper requires many hours of thought and hard work. The staff under the direction of Miss Vivian, Advisor, and Mary Gene Moore, Editor-in-chief, has done an excellent job in keeping the students of MHS in- formed as to the happenings in and around school. Any ideas? Silent Operators 63 Varsity Club The Marysville High School Varsity Club is sponsored by Coaches Sullivan and Parfitt. It is an organization that was set up to stimulate interest in athletics, provide a social organization for MHS athletes, and to maintain higher scholastic standards and better sportsmanship in all competition. Members are required to conduct themselves in a manner that is worthy of credit to the school and community. Members elected to offices for the school year are: Jim Fraser, President; Bob Keefe Vice-president; Jim Hughes, Secretary; Mike French, Treasurer; and Ray Warren, Tail-Twister. Gun Club Pro Division The Marysville Viking Jr. Gun Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Hop and Mr. Pearson. The club meets every Monday night in the Junior High gym. Members shoot on an indoor range in the gym using guns loaned by the Dept, of Civilian Marksmanship. Standard .22 caliber cartridges are used. The club plans to have competitive matches with Mt. Clemens and other clubs. Selected members of the club will go to Ann Arbor later on for a match on a National NRA Sectional basis. Officers elected by the club for the school year are Ed Radatz, Pres.; Dick Hammar, Vice-president; Cathy Shirkey, Secretary; Ted Golubinski, Treasurer; Dick White, Sergeant -at-arms; and Norm Noble, Assistant Sergeant -at -arms. Varsity Cheerleaders Sharon Frantz, Carol Simpson, Kay Nurenburg, Gloria Cook, Suzanne Gorinac, Susie Nawracaj, and Carolyn Allen Miss Ellen Cornwell, Advisor Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Michelle Gayfield, Roberta Bostick, Margie Jokie, Cheryl Fox, Barbara Warren, and Cathy Shirkey 65 Fifth Row: Phil Balon, Warren Miller, Bob Keefe, Mike French, Bill Trowbridge, Louis Wolven, Bob Gross, Gary Stevens. Fourth Row: George Caudill, Larry Brown, Deanne Wyrick, Cheryl Fox, Arlene Smith, Marilyn Socha, Phyllis Perkins, Anita Ferris, Clark Erickson, Jerry Thompson. Third Row: Sharon Lamasney, Ida Rosalez, Lucille Rankin, Mary Capony, Carole Booth, Mary Klien, Dorothy Blues, Kay Easter, Kathy Seltzer, Kay Blues, Connie Bubel, Ellen Willis, Lynda Simpson. Second Row: Gloria Ferris, Judy Socha, Karren Gratton, Gloria Cook, Carolyn Allen, Doris Garbutt, Mrs. Bellow, advisor, Paula Davis, Connie King, Judy Corry, Suzanne Neuman, Bonnie Mc- Pherson, Beverly Masar. First Row: Mary Gene Moore, Pam Sturges, Sandy Houle, Reporter, Dorothy Bucholtz, Parliamentarian, Louise Underwood, Vice-President, Sharon Schlinkert, President, Diane Hand, Secretary, Carol Gaffney, Treasurer, Ginger Moses, Historian, Joyce Francek. Future Teachers of America Cadet Teaching is a program in which the cadet teacher works with a teacher in the classroom. For a while, time is spent in observation and running errands; and then he has the opportunity of teaching the class. The Cadet Teachers are: Doris Garbutt, Hmkg.; Connie King, 3rd grade; Sharon Schlinkert, English; Paula Davis, Spanish; Judy Corry, 1st grade; Angie Koehler, 2nd grade; Mary Klein, kinder gar d ten; Ginger Moses, 4th; Joyce Francek, 5th; Bonnie McPherson, 2nd; Kay Easter, 6th; Louise Underwood, World History; Carole Gaffney, Hmkg.; and Judy Socha, elementary. Gloria Cook, Gym, and Bill Trowbridge, Biology, are not pictured. Library Service Club First row: Carol Gaffney, Diane Hand, Miss Davis; advisor, Mar- garet Kilbourne, Sue Robson. Second row: Katherine Finn, Doris Garbutt, Judy Macey, Gail Lee, Diane Arnett. Third row: Bertie Payne, Doris Tokarski, Judy Eagen, Dottie Blues, and Ginger Moses. Pep Club Officers Left to right; Mike French; vice-president, Gloria Cook; secretary, Miss Cornwell; advisor, Carolyn Allen; presi- dent; Phil Balon; treasurer. f ri-Hi-Y First row: Louise Underwood; secretary, Ginger Moses; president, Gayle Pentland; vice-president, Cindy Parker; treasurer. Second row: Diane Moses; Judy Thomp- son, Mrs. Gorham; advisor, Jean Sears, Barb Moran. Third row: Kaye Easter, Janet Pickard, Judy Macey, and Genie Moore. 67 Dorothy Bucholtz Jr. High Office Margaret Kilborne Elementary Library Chuck Gray, Jim Yeager, Larry Emery, Tom Bucholtz, Don Steinhause P. H. Times Herald Jim Kzinowek, Marylyn Bitzinger Marysville Coffee Shop Co - op Suzie Gorinac Jr. High Office Bev Masar Marysville High School Office Chuck Lashbrook Harvey’s Service Mary Lou Dusseau, Karen Nurenburg, Jeff Crackel, Pat Bowie, Gloria Rush Port Huron Beauty School Malcom Smith Thomas ' Drive In Fred Jones C. Jerry Market Glen Stone Stone ' s Market A1 Deland Deland ' s Farm Bible Club First row, left to right: Alice Murawski, Carolyn Allen, Lynda Simpson, Mr. Collard, Advisor, Miss Phillips, Advisor, Bon- nie McLeod, Gloria Cook. Second row: Judy Hall, Mary Marvin, Carolyn Caughel, Judy Macey, Dorothy Marvin, Connie King, Paula Davis, Judy Corry, Fernetta Liverance. Third row; Joan Lawrence, Bonnie McPherson, Sylvia Me Alpine, Ellen Willis, Kathleen Meinhardt, Cristina Rosalez, Bev Masar, Judy Lewis. Fourth row: Jerry Rising, Dave Hall, Wilma Surline, Karen Helmer, Connie Bubel, Susan Liscom, Howard Myers, A1 Fenner. National Honor Society First row; Bev Masar, Corresponding Secretary, Judy Corry, Recording Secretary, Richard Hammar, President, Carol Gaff- ney, Historian, Lynda Simpson. Second Row: Judy Hall, Diane Hand, Gayle Pentland, Peggy Schlinkert, Kay Nurenburg, Mary Gene Moore, Paula Davis, Dorothy Bucholtz, Carolyn Allen, Louise Underwood. Third row: Connie King, Elaine Bedell, Dick White, Ralph Butler, Charles Perry, Bill Trowbridge, Barb Ross, Sharon Schlinkert, Wanda Thompson, Not pic- tured: Gary Stevens, Miss Davis, Advisor, Miss Kresin, Advisor. Debate Club An illustrious group of intellec- tuals who gather for an organ- ized argument, This Is Debate. The national topic for high school debating, Resolved, that the United Nations should be significantly strengthened. The Debate Club compiled a 5-2 record against Richmond, Port Huron, and Cros-Lex High Schools. Seated, l eft to right: Marilyn Socha; Dick Hammar; Doug Matthews; and Bill Trowbridge. Standing, left to right: Phyllis Perkins; Jim Beck; Rick McClellan; Rick Brunger; Mrs. Kidd, Advisor; Clark Erickson; and Ralph Butler. Junior Classical League The Junior Classical League is for any student who is at present taking or has taken Latin. Stu- dents are required to have a 2.5 average in Latin. The club promotes the classical languages and puts on a Latin banquet. First Row: Pat Fraser; Cheryl Fox, 2nd Consul; Sharon Lomasney; Deanne Wyrick; and Barb Totzke. Second Row: Barb Workman; Kaye Easter; Anita Ferris; Mrs. Sharritt, Ad- visor; Carolyn Allen; and Debbie Jones. Third Row; Suzy Nawracaj, scribe; Carol Simpson; Marilyn Socha; and Rick Brunger, 1st Consul. ✓ 70 Service Club The officers of the Service Club this year are: Pres., Ruth Lavis; Vice Pres., Frank Polk; Sec., Karen Gratton; and Treas. Carole Booth. The captains are: K. Gratton, B. Robbins, D. Dobson, R. Lavis, L. Brown, and C. Gaffney. The main objectives of this club are to maintain order in the halls and to welcome visitors. They also act as guides and ushers at various school activities, as well as collecting food baskets for needy families. The advisor of the Service Club is Mrs. Bellow. Majorettes RaeAnn Striker, Edwina Jones, Janet Hinkley, Kay Blues, Pam Harkleroad, Dorothy Blues, Drum Majorette, Bonnie Sutton, Mascot, Gloria Ferris, Pam Sturges, Judy Socha, Bonnie Curley, and Barbara Ingles. Fourth Row: Mr. Salvo, Director, Herbert Tanton, Janet Wickings, James Beck, Louise Underwood, Ellen Willis, Terry MacPherson, Alfred Fenner, George Caudill. Third Row: Jim Jefferies, Clark Erickson, Gerry Wilson, Larry Badley, Sharon Lomasney, Jacquelyn Perkins, Deanne Wyrick, Curtis Willis, Norm Noble, Richard Goodman, James Orris, Wendel Meyers, Wayne Meyers, Tom Reilly, David Goodman, All Jones, Howard Meyers, Gary Stevens. Second Row: Bill Steele, Barbara Butler, Sue Popham, Cathleen Shirkey, Dwight Bowers, Ed Radatz, Deborah Jones, Bernard Hunter, Louis Wolven, Paula Davis, Gloria Cook, Connie King. First row: Carolyn Allen, Lynda Simpson, Sharyn Kern, Phyllis Perkins, Janet Tack, Marilyn Socha, Sandra Fetting, Rick Brunger, Bill Bunn. Angie Koehler, Accompanist The Senior High Chorus is under the direction of Mr. Charles Salvo. The Chorus presents its annual Chapel program each Christmas and takes part in the Winter Con- cert. The Marysville Chorus also partici- pates in the Blue Water Vocal Festival and the Senior Baccalaureate Service. The Marysville High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Salvo, begins as a marching band during the football season playing for the half-time ceremonies at each home game. During Oct., the band, along with 190 other bands, participates in Band Day held at Ann Arbor. After football season, the concert band begins working for the Winter Concert, the Blue Water Band Festival and the Senior Commencement Service. Mr. Charles Salvo, Director Third Row: Mr. Salvo, director, Evelyn Monton, Lou Keeler, Gail Lee, Barb Pendrock, Judy Davis, Ellen Frame, Gail Goulette, Joyce Stone, Deanna Hutchins, Donna Hutchins, Jean McCallom, Marsha King, Charlotte Meddaugh, Marilyn Klinvert, Cindy Parker, Colleen Conlee, Nancy Rutkofske, Ruth Lavis, Pat Moak. Second Row: Ann Shuler, Marion Nixon, Gloria King, Carolyn Caughel, Alice Murawski, David Harris, Mike Armstrong, Jerry Hollands, Malcom Smith, Arnold Koebke, Bob Hutchins, Dave Opitz, Joe Demeter, George Dudd, Connie Bubel, Judy Lewis, JoAnn Lawrence. First Row: Christine Starkey, Judy Hall, Kathleen Meinhardt, Judy Singles, Charlene Quintal, Lois Kuehn, Gloria Ferris, Sharon Roehl, Dorothy Stager, Katherine Finn. (M) Chorus ma n n o o o n ft _ 73 Homecoming Queen and Court Our 1960 Homecoming queen, Carolyn Allen, reigned at the Algonac -Marysville football game held on Friday, October 14. The football squad helped make the annual Homecoming an outstanding event by soundly trouncing Algonac 39-6. The members of the Queen ' s court were Jean Stephens, junior, Barb Ross, junior, Karen Anderson and Margie Jokie, sophomores, and Margaret Saunders, senior. The Tom Simons Band played at the Alumni Dance after the game. 74 Egad! What a wonderful arrangement _ of molecules! Our court and its float The mighty VIKING H Ride those muskrats! Sports That formula won t be complete without these, but . . . . 77 St. Clair Area League Champions Third Row, Left to right: Coach Dick Parfitt, Bill Brown, Frank Polk, Jim Yielding, Bob Keefe, Mike Kelly, Jack McColl, John Moore, Ed McGraw, Bob Rosso, and Coach Bob Sullivan. Second Row, Left to right: David Rock, manager, Curtis Willis, Ken Mallwitz, Jim Jefferies, Terry Johnston, Lewis Rising, Bob Loxton, David Hartman, Mike Armstrong, Eugene Swift, David Harris, and Joe Magrath, manager. First Row, Left to right: Tom Harrington, Jim Ichenberg, Bud Siler. Norman Noble, David Goodmen, Bob Stinson, Jim Hughes, Phil Balon, Warren Miller, Jim Fraser, and Jerry Siemen. The Viking Varsity Squad earned the St. Clair Area League Championship this year. At the beginning of the season loyal Viking supporters held slim hopes of another cham - pionship; however, through hard work and determination the team fought their way to the top. The Viking staff extends congratulations to the Coaches and team for a job well done. Bob Sullivan, Head Coach Dick Parfitt, Backfield Coach 78 Senior Lettermen Bob Stinson Co -captain All -area honorary mention Jim Hughes All county 2nd team All area honorary mention MacPherson Award v Phil Baron 1st -all county 1st -all area 1st -all state Season’s Scores Opponent We Bud Siler All county 2nd team All area honorary mention Troy 37 Marine City 34 Richmond 28 St. Stephens _ Z 0 Algonac 39 Cros-Lex 39 Yale 19 St. Clair 46 234 Bob Keefe Jim Fraser 1st -all county 2nd -all area Sportsmanship Award Jim Ichenberg Co -captain Dave Goodmen All county honorary mention They Jerry Sieman 2nd -all county All area honorary mention Tom Harrington Jim Yielding Norm Noble Warren Miller 79 Eugene Swift goes galloping down the sidelines for a gain against Marine City. A pile up on the goal line while Swift scores, carrying an Algonac player with him. Our Bench They made it rough for the first team in practice all season long. Left: Bob Stinson carrying the ball for a gain against Yale, Tom Harrington is blocking for him. Right: Our Jim Dandies Jim Fraser and Jim Hughes with their awards. A Richmond back is trapped by Jim Fraser (54), Phil Balon (57), and Jerry Sieman (52). Tenth Grade Football O e.f? lf O r«s Third row, left to right: Bill Adams, Leslie Reid, Larry Baldwin, Larence Eagen, Dave Lohr, Bernie Hunter. Lewis Rud- dock, and Alvin Smarch. Second row, left to right; Coach Martin, Bob Yeager, Douglas Matthews, Ed Robinson, Dave Perry, Mike Tremp, Dion Horn, and Coach Pake. First row, left to right: Frank Townsend, Dennis White, Jim Orris, Dennis Schnuphase, Don Delhorbe, Rick McClellen, and Mike Walters. GAMES SCORES Marysville 52 St. Clair 0 Marysville 7 Marine City 12 Marysville 33 Richmond 0 Marysville 14 St. Stephens 6 Marysville 25 Algonac 7 Marysville 44 Cros-Lex 6 Marysville 7 Yale 0 The Tenth Grade Vikings enjoyed another very successful sea- son under the tutelage of Coaches Pake and Martin. Although their winning string, which had extended over some four seasons, was broken, they managed to win six of seven games and to out score their opponents 182 to 31. The team showed exceptional balance this year. A1 Smarch was the club ' s leading scorer. The fine defensive record of the team may be attributed to the excellent work of Yeager, Perry, Tremp, and Delhorbe. The Varsity Vikings will make good use of many of the fine players from the Tenth Grade squad next year. 81 St. Clair Area League Champions ■■■i □T B k ij ‘ L (U A n M M M ' ey • H i •. Standing: Coach Dick Parfitt, Mike Armstrong, Mike Kelly, John Moore, and Jack Meismer. Seated; Gary Good- in, Gary Barnes, Frank Polk, Bob Keefe, Jerry Thompson, and Bob Stinson. Not Pictured: Wayne Jackson, Harry Roehl. JV Champions 82 Standing: Dave Schmarrow, Dave Lohr, Bill Brown, Dave Perry, Bob Loxton, Bill Loxton, and Coach Bob Sulli- van. Seated: Dion Horn, Larry Baldwin, Jim Loxton, Denny White, Don McPherson, Gary Jackson, and Lewis Ruddock. District Tournament Champions Bob Keefe shoots a lay-up against Algonac. Season Scores St. Mary’s Cros-Lex Yale St. Clair Marlette Marine City Richmond St. Stephen Algonac Cros-Lex Yale St. Clair Marine City Richmond St. Stephen Algonac 75-48 73- 39 82-52 55-54 74- 46 62-43 55-52 65-71 68-55 74-49 74-61 68-63 65-63 48-49 57-56 61-56 Frank Polk shoots a lay-up against Algonac ' s Fornier. This year we have had one of the best, if not the best, basketball teams ever to grace the halls of Marysville High. They set an unprecedented season record of fifteen wins and one loss. In the District Tournaments, MHS did an excellent job (St. Stephen 61-45, St. Clair 68-54, and Yale 84-51). At the regionals in our first game, we lost a very close one to the Fenton Tigers. We of Marysville High would like to congratulate the Viking Basketball Team and their topnotch coach, Dick Parfitt, on a job well done. Frank Polk battles for a rebound against Cros-Lex. Wayne Jackson shoots an easy lay-up against Cros- Lex. Bob Keefe dribbles past an Algonac player. Thinclads Third row: Dwight Bowers, Ed Stroh, Rick Brunger, Jim Orris, Denny Schnuphase, Terry Baker, Dave Perry, Dave Hartman, Dave Robinson, Terry Johnston, Ron Sanderson, Frank Townsend, Scott Krook, Harry Brown. Second row: Lloyd Spencer, Dave Opitz, Jim Fraser, A1 Smarch, Roger Smarch, Wayne Jackson, John Moore. Bob Rosso, Lewis Rising, Mike Armstrong, Frank Polk, Jim Hughes, Hersch Mixon, Mike Tremp. First row: Dennis White, Dave Dobson, Ray Warren, Mike French, Bill Loxton, Ed Robinson, Bill Brown, Norm Noble, Dave Goodman, Tom Diggs, Bob Howe, Tom Harrington, Bill Bunn, Jerry Hollands, Crystal Lee. 84 ' Our star pole vaulter, Tom Harrington. Cross Country Front row, left to right: Chrys- tal Lee, David Dobson, Ray Warren, George Caudill. Back Row, left to right: Mr. Collard, Harry Roehl, Wayne Jackson, Mike French, Bill Bunn. Senior Lettermen Standing with Coach Collard we have our graduating lettermen: Chrystal Lee, Mike French, Wayne Jackson, Bill Bunn, and Ray Warren. Our outstanding runner this year was Ray Warren. He broke Vaughn Krafft ' s record for the two-mile course, which was 10 : 37.1, with a run of 10:33.5. The team finished the season with a standing of three wins, and three losses for dual meets. They finished 5th at the Hastings Invitational, at which nine- teen other schools participated; they also finished 5th at the Thurston Invita- tional, and 6th at the Regionals. Dave Dobson finished 9th in the Regionals. Returning next year will be David Dobson, an outstanding junior runner; also Lloyd Spencer, sophomore; George Caudill, junior; and Harry Roehl, junior. This will be a strong backbone for next year ' s team. 85 Varsity Baseball First row: Coach Pake, George Jackson, Richie Sopha, Ted Balinski, Ken Mallwitz, Larry Emery, Larry Badley, Dave Westbrook. Second row: Bob Keefe, Gary Goodin, Ed Mc- Graw, Jack Quinlan, Roger Smarch, Jerry Thompson, Dick Jackson. Junior Varsity Baseball First row: Lewis Ruddock, Gary Jackson, Dion Horn, Jeff Kook, Larry Baldwin, Greg White. Second row: Coach Collard, Jim Hall, Lonnie Baker, Tom Loxton, Dave Lohr, Coach Kuebler. Golf First row, left to right: Jack Wilson; Gerry Wilson; David Schmorrow; Tom Molloy; and George Washbrook. Second row: Charles Perry; Ken Bagnell; Louis Wolven; Doug Mathews, and Coach Sims. Tennis First row, left to right: Jim Beck; Larry Brown; and Allan Grabowski. Second row: Ted Golubinski; Coach Simpson, and Bill Bateman. Junior High Where do I go from here? 89 Morgan Adams Sara Adams Thomas Alliston Susan Babcock James Babel Susan Benner Thomas Blackney Elizabeth Blues Karen Bonnett Sheryl Boshart Gerald Bowie Judy Brockdorff Harry Brown Pamela Brown Barbara Butler Joseph Carpenter Pat Charbonneau Darlene Charest Bob Cobb Dorothy Copony John Cosgrove Sandra Cowger Joan Czostkowski Mary DeLano Maurice Dice Laura Dobson Ronald Duncan Dennis Earl Candy Edwards Shirley Eggert Joanne Schott, Treasurer; Bill Steele. President; and Melinda Hiller, Secretary Larry Farrer Kathleen Fenner Sue Fedoron Pamela French Gerald Frendt Frank Garbacz Ann Garbutt Carrol Gilroy Richard Goodmen Linda Green Terrence Gross Larry Harrington Susan Heeke Melinda Hiller William Hornby Janet Hughes Janet Hurley Carol Hyde Suzy Ingles William Jackson Kenneth Jenney ■ A a ,4rk Robert Jones Sue Julio Fred Keeley David Kelly Joanne Kelly Sharyon Kern Ronald Kilbourne Judy Klarer James Klein Diane Knuth Gail Kota Sue Krafft Robert Lambert Fred Lomasney Terry MacPherson Margaret Mario Linda Martin Carolyn Massacar Michael McCarthy Gerald McGraw Lynda McIntyre Sandra McLaren James Meadows Karen Michalski James Moore Sue Moore Beth Munro Sue Neal Jackie Perkins Allan Perry Ronald Pickering Sue Popham Sandra Riebandt Richard Robinson James Ronan Stanley Schlatter Joanne Schott Sandra Schwark Allan Sears Janice Sherman Sue Shurkey Maury Siegrist William Siler Sanford Simons Ray Simpson John Simpson Mary Smith Bonnie Squires Daniel Stanko n Janice Westbrook Allan Whitsitt David Williams Susan Wilson Bennie Witukiewiecz Richard Zacharias William Steele Nancy Streiter David Sutton Janet Tack Mary Thompson Herbert Uppleger James Visga PHOTO PHOBIA Ingrid Bozin Nancy Ingraham Fidelis Kelch Richard Lee Nancy McDonald Kaye Moore Sharon Moore Edward Short 91 Eighth Grade Kenneth Adams y fli r fw Jackie Augustyn Sharon Balon Theresa Beeler Norman Bellinger Mary Bennett Diane Bergstrom y r: U p . Janice Bigger Charles Billiet Stephen Biondi Ellene Bodeis Dennis Boerre Edward Bromley Gary Brougham nj 4k ' -“•X it v h’ r - Jt ' n Chester Brown Lynda Caldwell Larry Chasey Terry Clark Larry Closs Lynda Crackel Michael Cruickshank Barbara Dahlke Charles Dalton Linda Darby John Decator Linda Dell Karren Deneff Linda Darby, Secretary; Nancy Neal, President; Karren Deneff, Vice-President; Ken Griffith, Trea- surer, Gary Fraser Connie Gannon Jeanne Gayfield Charles Goodman Ernie Gracey Elaine Gragowski Dan Griffith Sherry Grigg Marshall Grimm Judy Hamilton Geraldine Hankins Clifford Harrington Kathleen Hendrick Robert Jendrusina Rebbeca Jones Richard Kapanka Sue Kern August Kuehn Charles Lambert Marcella LaPointe Mary Lee 92 A ry L s, C k -X jML u a u A V (fN J h a. 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Lillian Harvey, Dorothy Jones, James Kotzke, James Sheldon Gary Smarch Dennis Smith Larry Smith Thomas Smith Janice Snyder Roy Stapleford Kenneth Stroh Gary Sturdevant Robert Teeple Gene Thibodeau Robert Thompson Sandra Thompson Robert Visga Dick Volkening Cynthia Waddell Christine Wastell Patricia Watson Carolyn Wessel Jay Weymouth Dennis White Rod Whiting Barbara Wilke Dale Wolfe Brenda Yielding Ann Zdral Mr. Stanley Hardman Principal, Junior High gh Faculty Back row: Coach Dick Parfitt, Mr. Robert Appleton, Mr. William Appleton, Mr. William Ted” Laidlaw. Middle row: Mr. Stanley Chapman, Mr. S. H. Sims, Miss Ann Fitch, Mr. Carl Falk, Mrs. Emily Blackney, Mrs. Barbara Sullivan. First row: Mrs. Marion Falk, Mrs. Charlotte Copony, Mrs. Shirley McCall, Mrs. Mary Jane Misenar, Mrs. Mary Erickson. Not pictured: Mr. Stewart MacDonald, Mr. Donald Pearson 97 Junior High Band First row: Ellene Bodeis, Karen Deneff, Kathy Moore, Jane Neal, Cindy Waddel, Grace Ann Eastman, Gail Schlinkert, Sharon Balon, Bill Saunders, Rebecca Jones, Richard Kapanka. Second row: Burman Misenar, Linda Carrier, Kathy Merchant, Betty Rogers, Dennis White, Ed Bromley, Denny Hughes, Leonard Salvo, Marshall Grimm. Third row: Bonnie Sutton, Ron Radatz, Don Heaman, Bob Teeple, Jeryl Manchester, Art Butler, Dean Haney, John Decator, and Ed Sturdevant. Junior High Student Council First row: Sue Kern, Connie McNichol, Sandy Lenk, Jane Neal, Janet Gragowski, Second row: Kim French, Sec ' y. Linda Green, Treas. Dorothy Copony, advisor- Mr. Laidlaw, Pat Watson, Bill Steele. Third row: Pres. Dave Sutton, V. Pres. Richard Kapanka, Burman Misenar, Terry Gross, and Bob Mertz. 98 Junior High Science Club First row; Sharyn Kern, Karen Bonnet, Kathy Fenner, Janet Tack, Sue Popham, Joan Czostkowski, Jackie Per- kins, Sue Neal, Barbara Butler, Rhoda Moelter. Second row: Sue Benner, Sharon Balon, Barb Dahlke, Rosalie Schlinkert, Linda Dell, Janet Hurley, Kathy Merchant, Gail Schlinkert, Ann Garbutt, Sue Heeke, Sue Kern. Third row: Allan Perry, Ed Sturdevant, Dave Todd, Brian Munson, Janice Bigger, Mr. Robert Appleton, Advis- or, Jane Welser, Judy Potrykus, Lynda Caldwell, Nancy Neal, Gay Tegge, Pat Charbonneau, Carol Hyde. Fourth row: Ron Duncan, Terry MacPherson, Tom Alliston, Jim Schultz, Marshall Grimm, Richard Kapanka, Terry Gross, Larry Farr, Bill Saunders, Bill Steele, and Chuck Lambert. Scholastic Club First row: Nancy Neal, Connie McNichol, Sandy Lenk, Pres. Joan Czostkowski, Barbara Butler, Linda Dell, Gay Tegge. Second row; Sue Kern, Sec’y. Sharyn Kern, Cathy Merchant, Bonnie Sutton, Gail Schlinkert. Karen Deneff, Sue Benner, Dorothy Copony. Third row: David Todd, Brian Munson, Ann Garbutt, Janet Hughes, Mrs. Copony, Advisor, Gail Kota, V. Pres. Larry Farr, Treas. Richard Kapanka, and Ed Sturdevant. f Junior High Track Junior High Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Squad: Bonnie Sutton, Linda Hamilton, Jane Neal, Gail Schlinkert, Sue Cruickshank, and Sue Kern. Varsity Squad: Diane Knuth, Sheryl Boshart, Linda Green, Suzy Ingles, and Betty Blues. 100 Ninth Grade Football Seated; Ed Prevost, A1 Perry, Bill Steele, Mike Cruickshank. Bill Stroer, Dick Zacharias, Skip Kapanka. Second Row: Dick Robinson, Terry Cross, Maury Siegrist, Ken Jenney, Ron Duncan, Tom Blackney, Bryan Munson, Fred Lomasney. Third Row: Billy Jackson, Harry Brown, Dave Sutton, Dan Griffith, A1 Whitsitt, Ernie Gracey, Coach Bob Appleton. Seated: Bob Jones, Terry Cross, Tom Blackney, Ron Duncan, Burm Misenar. Second Row; Coach George Pake, Dave Sutton, Fred Lomasney, Ron Pickering, Bill Steele. Gun Club - Tyro Division Fourth Row: Alan Sears, Dan Holcomb, Bob Teeple, Jeryl Manchester, Richard Zacharias, Rodney Whiting, John Simp son. Third Row: Craig Smith, Daniel Stanko, Dan Hughes, Phil Neal, George Popa, Tom Olczak, Bob Harkleroad, Don Heaman, Mr. Pearson, Advisor. Second Row: Sandy Simmons, Jim Schultz, John Cosgrove, Gary Frazer, Marshall Grimm, Bill Stroer, Sam Radatz, Gary Sturdevant, Dale Robinson. First Row: Jim Purkiss, Dan Dortman, Brian Munson (Sergeant-at- arms), Ed Sturdevant (President), Ron Radatz (Vice-President), Jackie Perkins (Secretary), Mike McLellen, Chuck Lambert. Junior High Basketball SEVENTH GRADE Third Row: Tom Quinlan, George Popa, Bob Mertz, Bob Teeple, Jay Weymouth, Robbie Taylor, Manager. Second Row: Dan Dortman, Jim Siler, Joe Sharrard, Jeryl Manchester, Harold Perry, Jim Sheldon. First Row: Gary Kuehn, George Shain, Art Butler, Tom Smith, Jim McGregor, Kim French, Coach Paul Jackson. 102 EIGHTH GRADE Third Row: Ron Radatz, Ed Prevost, Jack Plunkitt, Bill Stroer, Mike Loughren, Ernie Gracey, Robbie Taylor, Manager. Second Row: Dave Orris, Danny Griffith, Dick Woolman, Craig Smith, Tom Meismer, Skip Kapanka, Norm Bellinger. First Row: Bill Saunders, Jim Schultz, Mike McLellen, Chester Brown, Frank Quinlan, Ed Bromley, Mike Cruickshank, Coach Bob Appleton. Because of the generous contributions of these people and businesses, we were able to put out the 1961 Viking yearbook. Thank you for your help. Patrons Ace Hardware Ada ' s Grocery Art ' s Barber Shop Askar -Sha in Ed Benner ' s Standard Service Bezenah ' s Brake Service, Inc. Bill Smith Motor Sales Bill ' s TV Sales Service Bombshelter Recreation Bostick Auto Parts Bowie Coal Oil Company Bradbury ' s Lumber Millwork Brahany Printing Bryant Engineering Company Carpa ' s Gas Station Carroll House Casado ' s Speedway 7 9 Cavis Grill Citizens Federal Savings Cleancraft Cleaners Coca Cola Bottling Company Curley ' s Cleaners Custom Woodworking Detroit Edison Company Dicer ' s Market Eagen ' s Service Station Emery ' s Lanes Eugene Welding Company Ferris Sundries Gratiot Barber Shop Great Lakes Tobacco Company Hall ' s Market Hinkley ' s Service Hoag Cabinet Shop Houle ' s Shell Service Huron Automatic Screw Company George Innes Men’s Wear Irwin ' s Ice Cream Jackson ' s Cedar Yard Jay ' s Meat Market Peter Johnston Company Krohn ' s Meat Market Lewandowski Auto Parts Lott Anter Tuxedo Rental Mac ' s Package Groceries MacTaggert ' s Marysville Dairy Marysville Lumber and Supply Marysville Market Marysville Plating Marysville Saw Service Michigan National Bank Mr. Russell E. Miller Miller ' s Service Station Molloy Engines, Inc. Morton Salt Company Norworth Motel Ogden Moffett Company Les Orris, Insurance Agent J. C. Penney Company Phillips Feed Hardware Port Huron Brass Foundry Preininger ' s Gulf Service Quinlan Heating Remco Improvement Jerry Ritter Mr. C. F. Ross Mr. Louis Ruff Mr. Robert Rutt, D.D.S. Saffee ' s Coffee Ranch St. Clair Rubber Company Sam ' s Cut Rate Ed Sawdon Son Service Sears Roebuck Company D. J. Shannon, Insurance Agent Sparchu ' s Friendly Service South Park Welding South Park Welding Supplies Stone ' s Self-Serve Market Taylor ' s Market Thomas Dee Studio Thomas ' Drive In The Times Herald Company M. W. Tomlin Drugs Troy Laundry Tunnel Lumber Company C. M. Valentine, Architect Vernor ' s Ginger Ales, Inc. Way’s Sinclair Service Kenneth W. Yost, M.D. 103