Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

i S E xr V y ! I . 2 , 1i ili F PRESENTS , ' .2E1? 1 S BECAUSE They Were mum new Ztwiomfm ' Deuateci HIM -Mwmmmmu 94 'M N - fr' I QF ff Mr. Norris A. Hanks We Dealdmte 15464 5404 la Mr. Norris A. Hanks -- Superintendent of Marysville Public Schools 1927-l964g and Mrs. Allie Davis Killian - Teacher and Librarian 1928-1965 . Mrs. Allie Davis Killian Table of Contents FALL Faculty .... Activities . Sports ..... Sophomores WINTER Activities . . Sports.. . . . Juniors . . . SPRING Activities ..... Sports ..... S A 0 6 13 24 28 34 46 50 56 62 67 MARYSVILLE ' VIKING FDR I965 OUR SCAN ANAVIAN GIRL ARCTIC OCEAA! at ' fmt 14fvo -MAIN Our two exchange students have come to us from the Scandanavian countries of Sweden and Finland. Lena Stadell is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Anders Stadell. She has one brother, Per, who is fourteen years old. Their home is in Avesta, Sweden.. Lena's American parents are Mr. and Mrs. Melton J. Lenk. Sandy Lenk, senior '65, is her American sister. Lena's future plans in- clude two more years of high school in Sweden and attend- ance at a university in Stock- holm. She will study to be- come a social-curator. The comment Lena gave is, My year in Marysville has been a wonderful experi- ence, and all of you have really given me a good im- pression of the American people. I wish more teen- agers could be given the op- portunity to be exchange stu- dents because I believe it is a very good way to create understanding between countries. ' ' Maija Linna, from Tam- pere, Finland, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kyosti Linna. She has three sisters and two brothers, Harri is Maija's twin brother. Maija is now living with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Darby. Her American sister is Linda Darby, class of '65, When she returns to Fin- land, Maija will complete two more years of high school. Then she will attend either the university in Helsinki or a college in Tampere. She would like to become a gym teacher. Maija's comment to the students is, I can never tell how glad I am that Icould come here to Marysville. I have had a wonderful year, and I have learned very much about American people. I hope, as does Lena, that more teen- agers can go to other coun- tries, because it is the best way to understand differences between people. FALL .,.. nl? dministration BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Art Cole, Trusteeg Mr. Robert Keefe, Treasurerg Mr, Richard Kern, Secretaryg Mr. Benjamin Neal, Presi- dent. Mr. Louis Schmorrow, Trusteeg Mr. Peter Harmon, Trusteeg and Mr. M. Conrad Schornstheimer, Trustee. 3' 'fx M' A W . . -:' -Q , wig - .. .Z - F i , ,:,,,, W I, 1? Mr . Omer Bartow Principal Mr. John Vermilya Superintendent of Schools A Mr. William Philp Assistant Principal Mr. Dwight Lange Assistant Superintendent of Schools F gadlcwguageofaahae, Vneaez, neamace. Wdlkmn . ' , QQWLSP' 71 1 V if , af 1 'h:'f'4v,l . LQ. 1, , Miss Mary TenPas - Forensics, Latin, Public Speaking, English 10 Mrs. Marilyn Gorham Miss Clare Vivian English 10 Journalism, Spanish, English 11 Y.. Q., Mrs. Shirley Bellow Miss Aharas Kresin English 11 English 12, Counselor ,4llZ4ee ' aatiewofzld aaecofnect kataozecoaldpzoaenae . I I Mr. Frank Yon Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Dr. Bm-man Misenar- Mr. Durnell Stephens psychology, English 10, Counseling Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science Q Cxj 1- FU9- F701 I fl 76ezecu7f64z'ofzq6na!!77!en4' dau S Mr. Murray Maurer World History, Geography Mr. Frank Martin Mr. Frank Wheeler American History Government, Economics, Social Problems Past Present Future 19- 1 65 20. Mr. Neil Collard - Office Practice, Shorthand, Typing 1 J i ' Mr. George Pake out mu. . ag X, 1 :- he Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Sales I 'Ar- Mr. William Philp Related Training, Mechanical Drawing, Machine Shop, Co-op Mr. Eugene Supernant ing, Power Mechanics Miss Geralda Mullen Homemaking, Home and Family Living Woodworking, Mechanical Draw- 7044! afzledmgdftcmecaea Ziemepaadatianta Zeacimed' amqoaZ47 Mrs . Shirley McCall I ,--- , v-., qzsaigg , Coach Bob Sullivan Boys' Gym Mrs. Ellen Burns Girls' Gym, General Mathematics Miss Allie Davis Library Mr . Charles Salvo Band, Chorus Mrs. Beverly Vansach t . Mrs. Betty Corbett Mrs. Marguerite Bartow Mrs. Marie Knuth Mrs. Josephine Bellinger Mrs. Florence McCelland MANY HANDS ARE NEEDED Mrs. Edna Smith, Mrs. Joanne Smith Ml J9-Ck Hurley Not pictured: Mr. Gerald Bowen Mr. Kenneth MacAllister Mr. Robert Watson Mr. Russ Watson Mr. Eugene Siler Mr. Alfred Gorinac Mr. Donald Harkleroad tu.. N H Activities are Doing Activities are Doing We learn much by observation. We learn an even more important lesson by doing . The many and varied activities of M.H.S. provide us with numerous opportunities to Udo . By reason of arduous, self-disciplined labor, coupled with a driving determination to excel, one learns the invaluable lesson of what it takes to be a success. No man, much less a computer, can weigh the inner quality which by reason of its intensity always characterizes the true champion and even enables men of other- wise modest, natural talent to rise to a pinnacle of achievement. tudent Council First Row: Linda Hebertg Gayle Simonsg Linda Carrierg Cindy Thrulli M3-ij-21 Lilmil. Second POW! TOIII Smith: Betty Sandy Lenk, treasurerg Mary Ann Smith, secretaryg Art Rogersg Pete Chalifouxg Skip Kapankag Bill Stroerg Steve Butler, vice-presidentg Connie McNicho1, presidentg Bill Plunkitt: Bob Partridge: Joe Pavlovs TOH1 D'AI'Cy: Bob Saunders, parlimentariang Lena Stadellg Linda Darbyg Jefferies. M funk in The Cabinet Second Semester members The leaders of tomorrow? Prexy knows best A meeting? Council At Work Presidential election The student council is the link between the students and the faculty. The council arranges assemblies, sets up the dance schedule, arranges for exchange students , organizes the home- coming, solicites for the yearbook and distributes it, sells popcorn at the games, is in charge of underclassmen's pictures, and also does many other things behind the scenes. Behind the leadership of President Constance Mc- Nichol the council this year compiled a long list of accomplishments. Leader of the pack. Finally doing their job. 4 Homecoming Court On September 25,Gai1Ortmann,Senior Class Secretary, attendants were Seniors Donna Graham and Mary Ann was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1964, Reigning on Srnithg Junior Linda Hebert: and Sophomore Carrie her birthday, Queen Gail looked lovely. Her attractive Copony. Queen Gail Reigns R WXLE 1 QF 5 ,,Qg,, ,- s xxri 1 4, H ' 1, Senior Play Onions in the Stew What's the big attraction? Behind the SCGHGS Put my daughter down, sailor! Oh, these kids! .fu--bw You don't care about my complexion! It looks Qgulyj beautiful. I think you forgot something. 1 8 X Down, boys! Just normal children with no inhibitions. Come a little bit closer. Plumbers, 111C01'P0I'9-ted- My first Orchid! Before the curtain opens. The Senior Class presented the three-act comedy Onions in the Stew by Betty MacDonald on November 20, 1964. The play was well attended and the audience responded very favorably to the acting talents ofthe cast members. The directing and casting of the play was capably handled by Miss Mary TenPas, language and speech teacher, The many committees, required to pro- duce an outstanding play, did an excellent job. The play depicted the humorous hazards of life on a desolate island. Being snowbound, drowning in company, and invaded by yellow jackets mentions only a few cir- cumstances the MacDonald family met on Vashon Island. Now its taking a turn for The Perfect ending- Japan. Lesley and her make-up crew. The WOLF! ! Pep Club Back row: Mrs. McCall, advisor: Sandy Thompsong Sherri Delzenneg Sally McCa1lg Kathy Mooreg Hieke Wieseg Dorothy Jonesg BarbHi11g Brenda Yieldingg Martha Anne Carlisleg Mrs, Burns, advisorg Third row: Sandy Lenkg Karen Eveningredg Judy Nowickig Barb Wilkeg Judy Congerg Audrey Warreng Vicki Congerg Donna Grahamg Mary Ann Smith: Linda Dell: Lynn Giroux: Cheryl Putzeg Second row: Lena Stadellg Judy Hamilton: Gay Teggeg Barb Duncan: Sharon MacPhersong Nancy Schultzg Gail Schlinkertg Linda Lenng Jackie Augustyng Mary Durentinig Sherry Whiteg Sue Starkeyg First Row: Maija Linna, Jean Vermilyag Sue McLellang Barb Austing Nancy Neal, secretaryg Grace Eastman, treasurerg Sue Kern, presidentg Jane Neal, vice-presidentg Pat Anger: Carol Ossg Rosalie Schlinkert. n gm, 41 K 2 sf I Q aj' 4 g We s . 'S 11 I Q J' X l 1 Back row: Robbie Bierg Carl Decatorg Jim Schultzg Marshall Grimmg John Decatorg Robbie Brungerg Fourth Row: Judy Browng Robin Russellg Karren Deneffg Jackie Cookg Debbie Cheneyg Bev Butlerg Ann ZdralgJean Griggg Kathy Badleyg Mary Gaffney: Third Row: Elaine Gragowskig Betty Rodgersg Tina Wastellg Kay MooregCindy Waddellg Denise Douvilleg Barb Dahlkeg Linda Hebertg Terry Pathg Wanda Camp- bellg Brenda Jahng Barb Jacksong Second row: Connie Kerng Carol Bellowg Shawn Schlabachg Pat O'Neillg Linda Schaferg Mary Bennettg Jane Vermilyag Kathy Merchantg Connie McNicholg Ellene Bodeisg Lynda Caldwellg JoAnne Sullivang First row: Andy Sirnpsong Terry Roskeyg Carrie Coponyg Janet McMartin3 Gail Ortmannig Marcella LaPointeg Connie Gannong Marilyn Silerg Linda Carrierg Janet Gragowski. Majorettes Sherry Whiteg Carol Curtisg Sherry Plunkittg Mary Ann SmithgCindy Wadde11,'Drum Majoretteg Mary Lou Rutkof- Skeg Sue Bluesg Tina Wastellg Sue McLellan. A X Q Q 5 K, ll ...... ,.. iking Gun Club ' Bob Minorg Lorraine Leeg Wanda L Campbellg Jim Schultzg Ed Sturdevantg 5 Maija Linna. Q Library Service Group Shawn Schlabach, Barb Duncan, Grace Eastman, Connie Gannon, Janet Gragowski. Not pictured Jean Vermilya, Mary Durentini, Brenda Yield- are Les Parrow, Donna Ramsey, and Linda ing, Miss Davis - Advisor, Sally Breckon, Carrier. Katherine Schneider, Bev Butler, Theresa Path, Checking books in and out, filing cards, and shelving books are a few duties of the Library Service Group. The regular assistants receive a half credit for their work. These people Work on the average of three to four hours per week. In addition to these duties, some of the girls work in the annex library. ,.,, ., g C sf fl' ' 0' -f in --f Op Manny : X H ' ' lx M,H.S. students Q r 51 learn by doing. 5 Rebecca Jonesg Nancy Neal: Roy Balhoffg Hieke Wieseg Skinner Buick Michigan Bell National Foods Junior Jane Welserg Jackie Augustyng Lynda Uthesg Linda Darbyg Public Loan Corp. Morton School Sherry Griggg Gardens School Michigan Bell Washington School ,, ii A ' ag, i,ni V1 XJWX 3 1 -' . , H X ' . A , A I Fw 1 , 8 I , , 1 f - ., I 1 ' in E: l V mf er I ' ,. A X T 'Wi . M fl. t, .i A x ff by 'J n i+e2ie - 'inii idlidd iii N 1 J Tom Meinhardrg Don Joslyng Martin Billsg at 1 ff W bf . .. ff' J' School Cafeteria White Rose Tomlin Drug Bob Bafileyi Gary Breckon Bud's Market C, Jerry Ed Sturdevant Tom Meismer Dan , Griffith, Cliff Harringtong Times Herald Harry Robinson, Marty Tornalog Don H0194-,mhz Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Day Trade Day Trade Shirley Sullivang High School Kathy Schneider Cindy Thrun JoAnne Sullivang Counselors Library Sears, Roebuck, Sz Co, St, Clair T001 and Engineering Autumn Madness! 3 First Row: Roy Staplefordg Ernie Graceyg Mike Cruick- shankg Dan Griffithg Larry Heimg Steve Smallg Chet Browng Tom Smithg Ed Bromleyg Gary Smarch. Second Row: Charlie LaFave, Managerg Bill Stroerg Burm Misenarg Jay Weymouthg Bill Teepleg Brian Munsong Kim 5 Q 5 2' ii 3554 5 Maeasif Frenchg Clayton Osborne: Chuck Dalton: Dean Haney, Manager. Third Rowg Coach O'Neilg Coach Chapmang Art Butlerg Frank Quinlang Bill Schnuphaseg Bob Harkleroadg Skip Kapankag Jim Kustowskig Coach Pakeg Coach Sullivan, Marysville posted a season record of 2-5-1 in football, but statistics fail to tell anything but won-lost records. The Vikings this year were full of spirit and fight and they gave their all in every game. Although Marysville could not seem to move the ball, they showed the deeper, more lasting and important benefits from sports - fair play and good sportsmanship. The Vikings played clean, hard-nosed football and rarely displayed rough or unfair play. We can be proud of our boys - they are still our champs! Senior Lettermen ife ck: hz 4 ymne Brian Munson-Tackle Bob Minor Back ' 1 M5 ,mga W 1 WE 1 Laffy Heim Center A ' Guard ' 1 Bill Stroer A - ff Back 2 B Clayton Osborne Tackle f Burm Misenar-Tackle Skip Kapanka-Back ' Co-Captain C0'C9-Ptaln 1 eel- 1' Q All County First Team A11 C01mty,1A11 Area- , , All State Honorable Mention H0I101'?lb 9 MSHUOH - - - Dan Grlfflth Mcphel-Son Award Booster Club Sportsmanship Award Mlke Crulckshank Tackle B3-Ck Fred H. Vincent Award Au County Second Team All County Second Team Booster Club Sportsmanship Award 1 4 50 1' I Chet Brown-Guard Ed Bromley-Back Steve Small-Back Frank Quinlin-End OPPONENT WE THEY South Lake 0 7 St. Clair 20 25 Richmond 12 12 P. H. Catholic 0 19 Algonac 12 25 Marine City 12 25 Yale 45 0 i Cros-Lex 47 6 Chuck Dalton-Guard Not Pictured Chuck Reynolds-End Dick Woolman-End 25 SCAL Champs - - I966 - OPPONENT WE Cros-Lex St. Clair Richmond P. H. Catholic Algonac Marine City Need More Be Said! THEY 6 13 7 0 7 13 First Row: Larry Schwarkg Art Neumanng Ron Dimickg Gerald Eageng Durnie Stephens: Bob Jefferiesg Bob Cataldog Dean DeShong Wayne Visgag Dan Kilbourneg Torn D'Arcy, Manager. Second Row: C. J. Knuthg Bob Partridgeg Gib Heimg Bill Tackg Harold Eageng Denny Whitey Paul Vargog Bob Frendtg Joe Smith: Fred Wastellg Greg Mills. Third Row: Coach Frank Marting Jim Smithg Don Wilsong Dave Morang Denny Weymouthg Steve Plunkittg Jim VanWormerg Ron Gooding Jim Blackneyg Dick Hijag John Petersg Leo Sam- song Coach Gary Lee. THE BAIVQUET C apxains' Aw ar ds AH SCAL Znd Team Au S-CAL 2nd Te 910 Sta . Fflng E16 Ven P ractfce Se Sgion an 'WI f . X 13 11 --2, - ,arg Ia . ' W- K le Jim Blackney K4 , 'Q l 45 Mike C arr ick - ' 1,1 'W mf w 53.4 121' 5. CA.. 'Elie Q Q Ns, . if Q 9 4? l . ,, 3.31-f,Qs..,.E B Tom D'Arcy Y , ,Q . ' ziitxi id! ., ., .3 R W X I S :J Ge rald E agen Susan Barbara Blues Austin if l- -ff Kay Bowie 4 x .. 2 1771! Bonni Carryer Q Robert 1 .f:i. .- x Mi' 11 Cataldo K W Ds-:Af 2 6 f M Mike David ,, 'tt 5 bca. . .la 1 'Q f-. X fg my ' ' K 1, . -. .!:'ff5?7f Sandra ' Cruickshank fm Lorraine D'Arcy b, 35 f R 4 S Kathy i Dusseau E dward Dziubinski 9. .2 - 1 1' lf , John Balinksi Robe rt Brimger P. ! , , X 'f1- , , , , -ffm lx Judy C onge r .. Carolyn Copony C3 .1 fl- V f I Mary Durentini 2 ' fx . 3 . Yu C arol W ll iz Aa Bellow QQ B ' Bruce e f , Bryda Robert B- Bier S' 5 '.,- if i e' .gf Denise -A .-ig Buckley - Bukowski lg ,..L . ,..- fa - ffgg S , , C . - ., Class Beverly Butler W . ali: Vicky Conger w' M --11525 5 , if , .,. D ,- Ay A ' 1 - ,, fn, 1 'fx .2 1 ' . M... . - ' Y Dean h De Slhon Ronald Dimick Richard Dumas X . ' A fl' Qi I f Carl Decator CLASS OFFICERS fa .. of '6 Judy Farr Robert Frendt Lynn ,- Giroux ' r. Y ,, 'Ss G Gi lbe rt He im William W Hendricks y 545 Richard M by Q is ff5i - Sondra MacPherson George W! A ,,.,., l MacRae W in ' Douglas Maitrott Harold 1 Ronald b E ' T' I April A i 6' T Gorham , Glenda Robert Hamilton Edward Vf-k. d Robert Heeke ' dd Jeffries k X . :j - ., .,,' :mx , f Johnson . , KJ la sg 1 Michele Jones ,Q,i ,- Jerry Jordan Dale Q 4+ I! Kasemeyer y ---f tffwi i i ai A - C onnie is E ' ' Kern W V i 1 'K rr'bi ' ' f ish Q It Daniel . in Kilbourne A N fi t ,A Q ' i ' K Charles -1 Q Knuth SR o T swf fy Terri L L Larry Marsden ,L - ' Landschoot 'i-. T Rodney ' McComber ' tl, Tiki? T Susan uub McClellan 'V' N F. Janet A f? E McMartin - Gregory STEERING COMMITTEE Mills 'Sa A' Linda Lenn 'W Mt., 4 was Q3 552213552 :,, F we iii sv by hi s-i z i ,M J -I David : Roger Moran F, . , y Q Myers Kr, 5 l li L Ei rirr A n u A 'A 1, 22-. . Q Sara .ills O'N Q if Patricia r O'Neil1 'i' 1 Pam Q-. Lk'k,' ' Palmateer W . Dianne Perry 8 '21, 2:- Gayle Pickard Gary E K EN ,- ,,- + ,L I li L in I .1 gk Y .-A 2? Donna . H Ramsey ef-E U ' . 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Debate is more than a haphazard argument, as the members of our debate team can tell you. Participation in debate requires reading, organizing, thinking, and speaking by both the af- firmative team, arguing in favor of the proposition, and the negative team, arguing against the proposition. The proposition for this year was Re- solved that nuclear weapons should be controlled by an international organiza- tion. In competition in the Blue Water Forensic League, the M.H.S. debate team finished in second place and has a trophy to show for their fine ll-5 record. They also participated in tour- naments, debating some of the best high school debate teams in the state. Participation in debate is a lot of work, it is sometimes disappointing, often rewarding and satisfying, but always a learning experience for those students taking part. Amplifier Staff Q arrmznrfm If i Sc ROL fQ U Iil ,1,, , , ' 45 ,ta Left to Rightg Penny Brockdorffg Ellen Bodeisg Margaret Editor-in-chiefg Jackie Augustyng Cindy Leightong .M-ary Bil1sgMarthanne Carlisleg Judy Nowickig Wanda Campbellg Ann Smith: Grace E3.S'Cm21I1S Klm F1'GI1Ch: MISS VIVISJI, Mike Marlog Debbie Cheneyg Lynda Uthesg Linda Dell, Advisorg Sherry Delezenneg Jane Welserg Sue Starkey. Each Friday the students eagerly await the distribution of our school paper. Time and effort are what it takes to produce the Amplifier. Under the direction of Miss Vivian, i Advisor, and Linda Dell, Editor-in-chief, the staff has done an excellent job this year. They have kept the students of MHS well informed as to the happenings in and around the school. kin., 4th Row: Ed Sturdevantg Lenny Salvog Jeryl Man- ohesterg Marshall Grimmg Guy Jordang Dave Garrett: Frank Yong Dean Haney. 3rd row: Connie Kerng Terry Roskeyg Sue Starkey: Linda Dellg Dorothy Jonesg Kathie Moore-g Sherri Delezenneg Jackie Cook: Cindy Waddellg Bev Butlerg Sandy Thompsong Brenda Yieldingg Dee Ostrander. 2nd Row: Mrs. Bellow, Advisorg Jean Vermilyag Cindy Thrung Linda Smith: Future Teachers of America Sue Kerng Sharon Balong Judy Brown: Ellene Bodeisg Kathy Merchantg Gay Teggeg Linda Schaeferg Sue Kotag Rosalie Sohlinkertg Wanda Carnpbellg Barb Duncan,Treasurerg Janet Gragowski, Historiang Grace Eastman, Assistant Secretaryg Linda Carrier, Parli- amentariang Donna Graharn,Vice-Presidentg Elaine Gragowski, Presidentg Mary Ann Smith, Secretaryg Sherri White, Reporter: Lena Stadell. l 'V 1- , J yllysi , fu W 'L Future Nurses America Back Row: Barb Hillg Judy Nowickig Barb Wilkeg Connie McNicholg Lynda Caldwell. First row: Barb Denise Douvilleg Barb Dahlkeg Shirley Sullivang Sue Jacksong Peggy Davidg Annette Zachariasg Sandy Kerng Bonni Carryer. Second row: Mrs Gorham, Lenk, Secretaryg Karren Deneff, Presidentg Mary Ann Advisorg Mary Diane Chenoskig Linda Hebertg Kay Smith, Vice-pres.g Marcella LaPointe, Treasurerg Mooreg Gail Ortmanng Jackie Augustyng Terry Pathg Gail Schlinkert. The Nightingale Pledge I solemnly Pledge Myself Before God and in the Presence of this Assembly: To pass my life in purity and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping, and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my profession. With loyalty will I endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. 37 Science Club First Row: Art Butler, Treasurerg Marshall Grimm, Program Directorg Karren Deneff, Secretaryg Peter Chalifoux, Presidentg Jim Schultz, Vice Presidentq Gail Schlinkert. Second Row: Tom Olczak: Robert Brungerg John Decatorg Brian Munsong Don Heamang Joe Carpenter, Third Row: Mr. Stephens, Advisorg Dave Garrett:Jeryl Manchesterg Chester Brown: Robbie Bierg Frank Yon. ' i Frozen members at launching. T i V W W it ,e-i c,,' il Sf' M .,,l r , 'Y Y .,'- S 5 e leee 2 .--- 52 -'-i l 1 T A - K' . 1 ' it w Liftoff I ffvllt The high point for the Science Club this year was the launching of a rocket on January 23. Ten members and several spectators braved icy temperatures to attend the launching. The launching itself was a mild suc- cess. The rocket lifted off the pad at approximately 3:30 and rose to a height of four hundred feet. By means of a device in the nose cone, the members measured a force of six g's at launch. The nose cone was re- covered intact. Today, Marysvilleg tomorrow, the Cape! SIIBVIEHWS 0F6IjERIfA Varsity Club First row: Chuck Dalton, Larry Heim, Denny Boerre, Jack Plunkitt, Norm Bellinger, Dan Griffith, Bob Minor, Frank Quinlan, Bill Stroer, Mike McLellan, Dick Wool- man, Larry Chasey, Bob Jendrusina, Cliff Harrington. Second row: Jim Underwood, Chet Brown, Paul Marsden, Tom Meisrner, Ernie Gracey, Terry Clark, Art Butler, Bob Badley, Bill Teeple, Jim Kustowski, Bill Saunders, Clayton Osborne,Skip Kapanka. Third row: Bob Harkle- road, Chuck Reynolds, Mike Cruickshank,Jay Weymouth, Kim French, Dick Volkening, Don Heaman, George Shain, Tom Quinlan, Jim Schultz, Mike Marlo, Denny Hughes, George Popa, Pete Chalifoux. Fourth row: Bill Tack, John Peters, Paul Vargo, C. J. Knuth,Don Wilson, Bob Cataldo, Roger Zinzo, Steve Plunkitt, Gib Heim, Dave Moran, Bill Schnuphase, Harold Eagan, Bob Part- ridge, Bob Jefferies, Dean Haney. Fifth row: Tom Smith, Jim Blackney, Jerry Jordan, Leo Samson, Chuck La Fave, Fred Wastell, Ron Goodin, Jeryl Manchester, Jim VanWormer, Dean DeShon, Greg Mills, LarrySchwark, Tom D'Arcy, Robert Brunger, Gerald Eagan. Ulnitiationl An eagerly looked-forward-to event for the old mem- bers, and a painful ex- perience for the new. A boy at Marysville High School can earn a varsity letter in the fol- lowing sports: football, basketball, baseball, track, golf, and tennis. 1 The signs member. of a Varsity Club Jim 1-,rl , I s Q 1 1 1, SP1 X nf J i li Varsity Cheerleaders 'if' ef? fem r . 1. are EX USU-ei vvpatvv HS3.11Cly V Linda Janet Sharon Sue Kerng Pat Angerg Linda Hamiltong Sharon Balong Sandy Lenkg Janet Gragowski. V Cheerleaders YlSueH Usa-ra!! ibm.. HJ'a'I-IH Janice Rutkauskeg Carol Bellowg Pat O'Nei11g Sara Jo O'Nei1g Sue McLe11ang Glenda Graham. GAA Seated: Peggy Davidg Maija Linnag Linda Darbyg Pat Watsong Elaine Gragowski, Sec.g Audrey Warren, Pres. Betty Rogers, Vice-Pres.g Barb Duncan, Treas.g Janet Gragowskig Hieke Wieseg Kathy Merchant. Second Row: Linda Lenny Mary Bennettg Karren Deneffg Sharon Mc Phersong Nancy Schultzg Dee Ostranderg Mrs. Burns, Advisor: Barb Austing Connie McNicholg Tina Wastellg Linda Schaeferg Cheryl Putze. Third Row: April Gorharng Kay Mooreg Mary Lou Rutkofskeg Carol Bellowg Connie Kerng Shawn Schlabachg Pat O'Neillg Linda Hebertg Sue Bluesg Jean Greggg JoAnne Sullivan. Last row: Janet Mc Marting Sara O'Neilg Gail Simonsg Andy Simpsong Cindy Waddellg Denise Douvilleg Robin Russellg Bev Butlerg Marcella LaPointeg Grace Eastmang Jackie Cook. Sink it, Pat! Strike one! Jump high out there! Y . 9 X Our Great Coach!! Grab that ball! J Dance Crchestra First row: John Decatorg Robbie Brungerg Dave Garrettg Second row: Cindy Waddellg Jeryl Manchesterg Art Robbie Bierg Jane Vermilyag Wanda Warsinskig Linda Butlerg Frank Yon, Vice-Pres.g Linny Salvog Marshall Carrier, Secretaryg Betty Rogersg Charleen Davies. Grimm, Pres.g Don Heaman. Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Augustyn, Connie McNicho1, Linda Dell, Linda Society for High School Journalists,initiated mem- Uthes, and Karren Deneff. Mr. Collard and Miss bers for the first time from Marysville High. The Vivian Qnot picturedl are the Advisors. Charter Members of the new chapter are: Jackie cz 2466 Beautiful Decorations The Bob Herber Band Fairy Godmotheru On January 22, 1965, the Junior Class presented The Cinderella Ball . The Juniors worked hard to make this dance the huge success that it was. Work on the decorations began in Decemberg and on Thursday, the day before, the Juniors worked hard and long to set things up. The result was a magnificent dance which was, perhaps, the best ever. Cinderella's Coach was SCAL Champs First row: Bob Partridgeg Bob Minorg Chet Browng Frank Quinlang Mike Mcliellang Tom Smith. Second row: Bill Schnuphaseg Kim Frenchg Coach Leeg Jay Weymouthg Bill Teeple. Third row: George Popa, Managerg Burm Misenarg Tom Quinlang Ron Gooding Dick Woolmang Dean Haney, Manager. Not pictured, George Shain. Opponent We They Armada. . . 60 33 Romeo . . . 76 61 Yale .... . 79 57 Cros-Lex. . . 69 59 St. Clair . . . 69 71 Capac ........ . 62 48 Richmond ........ . 85 57 Port Huron Catholic. . . 65 63 Algonac ........ . 69 61 Marine City . . 54 47 Yale ...... . 102 79 Cros-Lex. . . . 78 70 St. Clair ...... . 80 55 Richmond ....... . 107 75 Port Huron Catholic. . . 47 92 Algonac ....... . 72 65 Marine City . . 80 72 This season the victorious Vikings cap- tured the St. Clair Area League title. The Vikings rolled over 12 league opponents, losing only to St. Clair and Port Huron Catholic! The team also won three non- league games and finished the regular sea- son with a fine 15-2 record. With the three top scorers qTom Quinlan, Jay Weymouth, and Ron Goodinj all returning next year, Marysville should have an excellent chance at another championship. Veteran Vikings Frank Quinlang A11 League First Team Bob Minorg A11 League Honorable Mention Chet Brown Dick Woolman Burm Misenarg A11 League Honorable Mention NSS: Mike McLellan Victorious Vikin s J. V. Squad Llndefeated for Season GQ UIQ TUC Back row: Bob Hamiltong Steve Plunkittg Gib Heimg Mike Carrickg Dale Wolfe: Don Willison. Second row: Coach Pakeg Ed Dziubinskig Joe Smithg Bill Tackg Denny Weymouthg C. J. Knuthg Tom D'Arcyg Bob Jefferies, Manager. First row: Jim Smithg Paul Vargog Durnell Stephensg Denny Whiteg John Johnsong Greg Millsg Dennis Oliver. Opponent We Armada. . . . 53 Romeo . . . 46 Yale ..... . 57 Cros-Lex. . . . 50 St. Clair . . . 53 Capac ........ . 46 Richmond ....... . 54 Port Huron Catholic. . . 65 Algonac ....... . 68 Marine City . . 54 Yale ...... . 79 Cros-Lex. . . . 59 St. Clair ...... . 62 Richmond ....... . 63 Port Huron Catholic. . . 48 Algonac ........ . 80 Marine City .... . 41 EET! so 30 29 23 47 41 25 41 47 51 39 46 48 36 31 50 38 The powerful Junior Varsity team com- bined fine ball control and excellent shooting to bring themselves and Marysville High an undefeated year. Under the able leadership of Coach Pake they overwhelmed their op- ponents. High individual scorers were Denny Wey- mouth, Steve Plunkitt, and Don Wilson. Steve Plunkitt was also the top rebounder. With talent like this moving up to the Varsity, we should indeed have superb teams in the future. Our hats are off to Coach Pake and the J. V. Viking Squad! ST. CLAIR AREA LEAGUE W L W L Marysville 112 St. Clair 8 5 Algnnac 9 4 Cros-Lex Il 10 Marine City 9 4 Richmond 3 10 PH Catholic 9 4 Yale 013 I I ' Q .lli,.: Q ll!,H5,VL I Vikings Top Marine City Marysville 172i Algonac l65y G F P G F P Quinlan, 'I' 6 5-6 17 Hoover 6 2-3 14 Misenar 0 0-I 0 Melclrum 4 5-6 13 Goodin 5 3-4 13 Sauber 1 3-3 5 Weymouth 5 5-6 l5 Barker 7 2-3 16 Minor 4 2-2 10 Hopkins 7 Z-4 16 Quinlan, F 3 l-2 7 Jacques 0 1-2 1 Smith 3 4-8 l0 Totals 26 20-29 72 Totals 25 l5-21 65 Marysville ........ I2 l8 l7 25--72 Algonac ...... I5 15 21 14--65 -A' -lr -lr Viking Win l I SL Clair 1551 Marysville 1803 G F P G F P Wright 1 0-0 2 T.Quin1an 5 4-7 14 Miller 1 1-1 3 F.Quinlan 4 3-5 11 Cartwright 2 6-7 10 Goodin 4 2-6 10 O es 2 4-8 8 Weymouth 3 4-6 10 Hall 0 I-3 1 Smith 5 6-13 16 Hyslop Z 0-0 4 Misenar 3 1-1 7 Metz 1 --3 3 Woolman 3 0-0 6 Lindsay 4 3-4 11 French 0 U3 0 Conrad 3 0-0 6 McLellan 2 0-1 4 Shafer 1 1-3 3 Teeple 1 0-1 2 Malcolm 2 0-0 4 Bell 0 0-2 0 Totals 19 17-31 55 Totals 30 20-443 80 Marysville 15 25 25 14-'80 St. Clair 13 12 10 Z0--55 if ak 'lr Vikings Rip Saints Marysville . . 78 Cros-lex . . . 70 Marysville Sels School Record: Richmond.. 75 Marysville . 107 Pat Anger I -, 'W' .T , J it Sally Breckon Wanda C ampbe ll o n Q M3 W. or CJ f E fi elm' 1. 1 9. 1-5 ' P fi Carolyn Cook Ron Armstead A zzk '1 Eff T, 8-GN .1 Km Q .K B aa.aa - 71 I V- iiffig' 'Y i I Wann ., r is Penny Brockdorff Marthanne Carlisle :Q ,i E., .i .EJ .1 . Hgg..m,,.V, -.1:ssfs 'f' . -H Q z V Q 'rw f, Jackie C ook elree' no lllllell Linda A rmstrong 'H 1 W m mar 53? . , Q Q 5 il Q are ,Lk YL 5 Judy Brown Linda C arrier 'S Lvvwg - ,QA me ,vt w.. Sv 4 ,fn f Ag V,-ff, Tu: ' . 33195 3315? Jean Coons Roger Babel : , I SL J I X O Fred Carter ink mf ' 'K 1 'dag Susan Cruickshank Kathy Badley Pennie Brown Deborah Cheney o'1-':,a-, x 1 ,gag A , ,W,.,- A . X. J o,..LL ,,.. J UM ,.olo. Bernard Czostkowski Margaret Bills Bob ,L . Badley Q J Q K-'15 7 'iii 4 . Aft Butler Patricia Bunn Jim Confer Marydiane Chenoski B ,J 3 . . J lo fi ' 'K' V,f? , WN: 1 I 1 gb' 4' we 7,15 ,, A : h , ,- - . . Alb- QQ, 'El if A 'fi If A i ,-X! ' 5 -4 J L my 1 3,:.f.7,AAt E gil! i xi: Q 3 1 f ,. ' 2 Peggy David Ken Davenport A, 1. -. .N 5 , 'fini oifwlwh '14Y'1,'s CLASS 212221. D L e 5390 OFFI CERS G Sherrin Tom Smlth, Pres.g Jay Weymouth, Karen v Delezenne V106 - Pres .3 Klm French, S e c .3 Eveningred A A I ' X' ,. . sz ,I Barbara Jllllegte Y . y . ,.,,' gm' Duncan El'-af , Q5 r W t Il 1 f Grace ' ' Eastman 1 V 7ir, ,ifef, 5 A V ,. W,,, i ip may-wu.w 3 ' - ' la an f A lee Q Kim 'y f X Jean -Q'-. 4 -4 ann, 1:-'.. ' '-': . : , . ' . French .l Gregg E .E Y V , Q1 W1 Qcr C X Mary . V Janet T O E F Gaffney Gragowski M C O 5,3 IIE: M U U Davld Judy R I T R Garrett Goodm I T I T l N E James G E Giroux E Linda Dan Hamilton Holcomb my a. Dean 3 Barbara Z, Haney H111 mtc rerr G Bob Linda G' g Harkleroad Hebert y V n .5l-s ,P Don at Heaman K - rcca ss' : ,. , f wsiwl Denny Hughes Q51 , it 1 ' 4 h , K L :ggi ,5 . ff-fn Barbara Jackson , X, V ci if S 'E I Linda Johns 1 Al W ,J . 5341 it 'G Dorothy Jones . X 644 , c :fu W . I A5 35:11 S' 15.5. H fl li Ml vi 'Yi It g p H 2 , Guy Jordan Don Joslyn Lorraine Lee E I :N 1 ., ,1 5 , 3 lg A adj' Q C' Q 53 t 'll lr 1 f Ed Minor ' we 3 'V I' . ' A Judy Nurenbe rg - Q, QV 5 fQ,,.,1 Sam Radatz Sue Kota J eryl Manchester Kathie Moore if ?i l L Carol Oss V ,-4 Q K nf .TVNYV ' Carol Rising Class of '66 y i R. Y , f -me or Gary Charles Kuehn LaFave f gvsfg'!,. f , ' ' M, Zn,,n , ,, 5 L 1-wing Marna Maynard 5, YH Kay Moore Harold Pe rry Ss- .MXV ' 'l 'V k',,k 3 ez x Dale Robinson , ,F wi ,,. James Kustowski have-K V, Q M- .-gm ' , ffm' 1 fleas- -vrffm f'- f. 1:-yu f, P- is x 3 -e .- .1?3p1,-34,513 .As Sally McC all 'S Cindy Mulde rmans Ronald Phillips l 1- 4, - ,, ,QQ , 3, -:lfrlf A Janice McDonald at. 1 7 gr' A-'Ebe l Jane Neal 5 .i A, fs 5 x ,qs 1:71 Ed Pionk Cher l Rutkauski M W S .,,- ff snll Betty Rogers is 3 Paulette Lathrum Sharon Mc Phe rs on Phil Ne al George Popa Mig 221' v 22 2 'S 4 as 2, 135151, Lenny Salvo , jf ,Q-,, T om Meinhardt :nr . ,N I 5 K Judy Nowicki ' x F f L li Torn Quinlan Linda Schaefer X .xx ' , N ,R . bf 5 2231 F99 Bill Schnuphase Gary Smarch Gary Sturdevant ix 5 Er X M g, .mf ,. Cindy Waddell :T arg fr: if Ron Schott Dennis Smith J oAnne Sullivan Tina Wastell I ,xv af . ,' nl' Class of '66 N if .-, 5,3 ' M' -...T X 4' fir. 045,-. s., Y' if A K X M f ,gs my 3 YW lwypfzgfm -,ggi 3, in Nancy Schultz i n Z. gl T om Smith Bill Teeple , .. 'W sl L 1-f,. ,, 'AuX 'CMV Pat Watson Yielding George Shain wiv 4 A Dave Spencer . if ,-.- Y Q0 1 if is Eugene Thibodeau S fel L ,, scsi? .I V Carolyn Wessel ww Q , 1 li iii T Annette Z ac harias lf1. 1Q,i '1:., -32: Q ig, , gy, Q 2 54 S 2 V ge t :.1'1- .512 Y, .,,f,Qf in 4 qfeiiqf 2 ri. 152: .sway n nv 5-v. 3' ,. Joe Sharrard if 'r .7- Evelyn Stger VX , Zi' l 4 i 'wi f 1 Q Eesswffaig 1 5 5 5, -T Vkwfgs Bob Thompson Q N, 3 ga ' if Q E if t .. 'Qi P1-U slat? S fgiff 3 ' ,X E 2155.1-'ff,'f Jay W ey mouth -MY f ' -.J 2 Ann Zdral Jim Siler Roy Stapleford 5. 'V' 5. ,Nw , f .ka E 'H in l si if ,, Y, . , ,,,. gw f X it QQ? ifwt w I x 'W Sandy T homps on - 1.11: wreseezmg 4 , 2 I . K , I 1 5? Gary W ie gand , , M f f fi Q, W i .it Kaye Simpson - M f-., 1 if 1:-aa' 1213 zxga lv M' Ei 3 xg fi ga :,. Ken Stroh - , 'N 4 A, . - ,QQ , was V mv-' Dick Volkening , -W .,, -fl iii? 1G'T3Z1 ff? K Tm T it-.5 ' 1' :af-Q.: 4333 ,yiw:.x- 1,-'jg l ,- Barbara Wilke . lo f, 'N , ,, 1211 I wmv ' 8 , 5 Through the year, many keyhole of a ' memories reappear SPRING Seated: Janet Gragowskig John Decatorg Grace Ann taryg Ed Sturdevantg Art Butlerg Skip Kapankag Linda Eastmang Jery1Manchesterg Peter Chalifoux, Trea- Smithg Cindy Thrung Standing: Jackie Cookg surerg Constance McNichol, Corresponding Secre- Marshall Grirnmg Miss Aharas Kresin, Advisorg taryg Gail Schlinkert, Presidentg David Garrett, Mrs. Allie Davis Killizan, Advisorg Jane Neal. Vice-Presidentg Karren Deneff, Recording Secre- ational QNWZ Honor Zf ,G .C M 1. Society all -5 Senior Initiates: Joe Carpenterg Sandy Lenkg Shirley Sullivang Gay Tegge. f I awp A 3 'li Junior Initiates: Dean Haneyg Leonard Salvo: Wanda Sophomore Initiates: Jim Blackneyg Franlclin Yon? Campbellg Linda Carrierg Linda Hebertg Kathy Mooreg Robert Bierg Robert Brungerg Mary Durentinii BOHH1 Mary Gaffneyg Sherri Delzenneg Tina Wastell. Carryer. Not Pictured: Debbie Cheney iking Staff Standingg Dave Garrettg Pete Chalifouxg Connie McNicholg Sfllllinkefti Rob BFLUISGPJ JHI16 Neal: KHITSH Deneff, Marshall Grirnmg Mr. Collard, Advisor. Sitting: Gail Ed1t0I'3 BSVB11t1e1':G1'aCeEaStmah. The stage was set for the best yearbook yet. Advisor and Editor got the Staff together. They worked and they planned the layout of the span of the yearbook for '65, After school each night, Room 201 reached its height, for busy with typewriter, paper, and pen, were the '65 staff's diligent ten. ll Y Hfl1'dW0I'kiHS S0PhS BUSY, Grace? Deadlines always had to be met, but were usually preceded by all sorts of fret Until at last, the book was completed comprised of the efforts of those who succeeded Q ,Q ' A to make this year remembered by all . M 'Tj' '1 AL I, whether it be stunmer, spring, winter, or fall. l 1 And so, the year has ended V ,7 and the sta.ff's work is done, .7 31 V but the finished product ., ' ' ' , A X ' will be exceeded by none. l fa, ' E K: l .. ,N . tsst 1:-fe it FQ 5 C 'D ' 7 ' Seniors at work Planning a layout H Editor-in-Chief Mr. Collard, were your glasses slipping ? Spring Forensics First row: Gail Schlinkertg Carrie Coponyg Wanda Campbellg Kathy Merchantg Nancy Nealg Con- stance McNicho1. Second row: Robbie Bierg Mary Bennettg Jane Nealg Miss Ten Pas, Advisorg Sandy Lenkg Karren Deneffg Skip Kapanka. Third row: Frank Yong Harold Perryg Carl Decatorg Art Butlerg Bill Saundersg Gib Heim. Spring Forensics is an activity which may be en- joyed by anyone willing to give up much time and energy. There are five fields in which a student may enter: interpretive reading, interpreting an author's work with feelingg oration, writing and memorizing one's own speechg humorous reading, reading a selection with humorg extemporaneous speaking, pre- paring yourself on a certain topic, then writing a speech on that topic in one hourg and, declamation, memorizing a speech. Humorous readers l Interpretive readers Judge at work Coach helps student Pep Band First Row: Jane Vermilya, Jeryl Manchester, Don Heaman, Bev Butler, Jackie Cook: Second Row: Robbie Bier, Lennie Salvo, Mar- shall Grimm, Frank Yon. Third Row: Robert Brunger, Dave Gar- rett, John Decator. Fourth Row: Art Butler, Carl Deoator. Swim Club Jim Blaokney, Gus Kuehn, Mike Loughren, Les Parrow, Terry Clark, Robert Brunger, Jim Van Worrner, John Peters, Bill Stroer, -Bernard Czostkowski, Art Butler. scvo ,'f.i Chorus Front Row: Rebecca Jones, Mary Ann Smith, Marlene Wiley, Sharon McPherson, Sandra Lenk, Mary Bennett, Linda Darby. Middle Row: Kathy Badley, Bonnie Carryer, Terri Miller, Terri Marsden, Carol Rising, Gerry Dondi- neau. Back Row: Leonard Salvo, Dennis Boerre, Rodney McComber, Marty Reynolds, Chuck Reynolds, Bill Sch- nuphase, Dan Griffith, Jim Giroux. Jane Neal, Accom- panistg Mr. Salvo, Director. 1 1 , ,gnvvd First Row: Jane Vermilya: Jean Gregg: Robbie Bier: Diana Ostrander: Sandy Worley: Cindy Waddell: Beverly Butler: Michele Jones: Sharon Balon: Jackie Cook, Second Row: Sherry French: Sherry Plunkitt: Debbie Bergstrom: Janice Smith: Dollie Mieksztyn: Mary Ann Hoag: Charlene Davies: Betty Rogers: Richard Fetting: Dick Teeple: Wanda Warsinske: Carol Pelton: Sally McCall: Linda Carrier. Third Row: Marshall Grimm: Lenny Salvo: Franklin Yon: This year the High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Salvo, has given its all to present music at its finest. Whether playing On Wisconsin Joe Roehl: Steve Smith: Linda Badley: Jean Vermilya Art Butler: Carl Decator: Leo Sampson: Dave Meinhardt Mike Jones: Tom Warsinski: Dave Garrett: Dean Haney Robbie Brunger. Fourth Row: Mr. Charles Salvo, Con ductor: Don Heaman: Ken Reynolds: Chuck Goodman Ron Dimick: Mike Roach: Brian Browning: John Uthes: Durnell Stevens: Ron Radatz: Jeryl Manchester. Not pictured Burm Misenar. on the gridiron or London Symphony Q in concert, the Band has demonstrated l its ability to provide avariety of musical 3' entertainment. Emi? it ' ' f v f Y V 'i , Q a,?'9r5: 2, v Q as . - if J h Kgq. A -A .Q A .,., , x, , A gy 'L L Band Officers are: Frank s.:,iv . ',tQ ' - 3 lin Yon, Historian: Chuck J . J A, s F Goodman- President: Shar ' ,gl fix , . M ' on Balon, S e c r e t a r y A Z gi' N V , 1 ye 3 t ' Treasurer: and Burm Mis- , L J f' - A. f ' A, V. -P .d t V: .4 Q' A is . x enar, ice resi en . 'ff Je. B - A i ' A , W .' ' ' , In ,. ' S' 1 ,,g '-,. J H+, '. , 5 5 .If , -'- 'JK i',,i . if , H .4 Junior Pla Miss Mary TenPas Director His clothes are carelessly tweedy all right. I have muscles! The play could not have been the success that it was if it had not been for the many behind-the-scene work- ers. The committees, under the direction of Mrs. Bellow, worked just as hard as the cast, and they deserve much credit. On March 26, 1965, the juniors presented their class play, We Shook the Family Tree ' '. It was produced Lmder the fine supervision of Miss Mary TenPas, Di- rectorg and Tom Smith, Student Director. ' 'Uhh, Those pants. CAST Freddie .......... . George Popa ,X Hildegarde ....... .... J ane Neal Mrs. Dolson QMotherJ . . . Wanda Campbell tit Mr. Dolson qFatherj . . . Kim FI'GDCh Sally ......... . Sally McCall Paige ...... . . Linda Schaefer J 111 ,,,,, Linda Hebert Tom Smith Ellie May . Pat Watson Student Director Bob ..,',' . . Len Salvo Jimmy ...... . . . Dean Haney Mrs. Shermer . . . Brenda Yielding Mrs, Shermer .......... Phil Neal What'S UP? All because their . . . The Might M.H. .Track and Field Team Front row: Robert Brunger, Bob Cataldo, Gerald Eagan, Phil Zalewski, Back row: Tom D'Arcy, Greg Mills, Ed Dziubinski, Paul Marsden. Front row: Dan Kilbourne, Gary Fraser, Bill Teeple, Gary Stroh. Back row: Frank Quinlan, Ron Goodin, Chuck Reynolds, The ever-powerful Marysville High track team is a sure bet this year to win an unpre- cedented 10th straight SCAL title. Led by standouts such as Jim Kustowski, who, as a sophomore, broke the record for the 440 in :52.8, our team is as strong as ever. Head coach Bob Sulli- van has led us to 4 straight titles and, with alittle ef- fort, our team can make it 5 straight. Some of the boys we can count on for points this year are George Shain, Marty Reynolds, Chuck Reynolds, Dan Killbourne, Ed Bromley, Tom Smith, and Frank Quinlan in the field events, Gary Fraser, Jim Giroux, Chuck La Fave, Ron Goodin, Bill Teeple, and Gary Stroh in the sprintsg and Jim Kustowski, Ken Stroh, Ed Dziubinski, Greg Mills, Kim French, Paul Marsden, and Gerald Eagan in the longer events. Front row: Chuck LaFave, Ed Bromley, Ken Stroh, Jim Giroux, Back row: Kim French, George Shain, Jim VanWormer, Marty Reynolds. Front row: Tom Reeves, Chuck Delke, Al Sturdevant, Mike King, Back row: Dennis White, Jim Blackney, John Zdral, Tom Smith. Our assistant coaches, Jim O'Neil and Jim Kustowski. Joe Chapman, and our head coach, Bob Some of our freshman hopefuls. Sullivan, help to mold our team into championship form. lltt 'Z 'Y' E S' I964 SCAL Ba eball Champs Our spectacular baseball team, spurred on by last year's champion- ship title will again try to achieve such a title. Strong pitching, high batting aver- ages, and speed, speed, speed will make the difference this year. We'll have plenty of all from the new- comers and our hard, seasoned veterans. +4 r- ,t,' a gxwgyw F3 Q15 . ' gyiSY,yfV m A kuswf 'H 4-5? Mgt' Z um if 'iii' ddrt -4 f it f I ,1'i- .wx ,,.- -'B f NX V f K 'lil f , 1 yrtt ., V. 3, QSWIJJ ff WZ! c fi ,,.g f V XQ, 5 W9 g yy d 1 r., 1 fSU9'W iil5'f1 ' V my fix, f l., ,Q..,.. L Q: rsiavy .. K ii.,. ,. ,::2KA! ,- . . . I. ili in if if ,1 1 tl 'X X W '1- 0 ,t,,r diia in ,- ifi , - m y g it' ..--as a .1 L Y ' 1. 5' A ' 'V sf' asf.- First row: Bob Visgag Bob Minorg Don Joslyng John Zalewskig Bob Badley. Second row: Tom Smith, George Popag Norm Bellingerg Jay Weymouthg Mr. Pake, Coach. Third row: Steve Plunkittg Tom Quinlan: Ron Gooding Bill Schnuphaseg Phil Neal. XM Senior Stalwarts Batters Beware . W. . . . . ,..,. ,.... , a..t..,t,...,.M,..,,.,.,.,.,......,, .il 1 0' ,,., , ' g r 1 ..l' 1 Q 4' ,S .g,.,., . ytir, Q9 Ag, 4-S-f ....d .i i f-19 X Q XSYI ,I gf f 0 X :pg . ,S is SY A .g.. ' y ii'l - ' , VSVV ' t . Hail to the '65 SCAL CHAMPS!! A 1,000 Volt Battery M.-.1 5.ai...r,,s.:5n ,.s.fi.W.w wwawm ng .nw,.mm:f.u.ps..w--Q B ,. Q ,,., a lr B, , B s ,lv 1 .. .. . -' A an s ffl, ',, 'gf' ff N '- ,i is! ' W :Q A 'k figiiigi'-' at I' 2 ' - 2353 E .1 I 1 X ii-jfs, g 3-2s.a.p1s1il'-'z ' ' , i V i I K S 'j,, '-'WI' is ' ..- , ,,,,. si gs...-. ,, . . f' X N ni fe xiii 'CQXDXX C7 Q kg f' ,. ff iii Q , f Tennis Team Squad: Chet Browng Keith Rumseyg Marshall Grimmg Frank Yong Bob Partridgeg Brian Mun- son: Mike McLellang Larry Chasey: Jeryl Man- chesterg Jim Schultzg Gib Heimg Jorm Simpson Coach. Not pictured: Art Butler, John Decator. Senior Line up Newcomers , the hope The tennis team made a fine showing last year under the direction of Coach Jorm Simpson. Marysville, after a hard fought season, placed second in the league dual- meets. The team took first in the SCAL tennis tournament, with Larry Chasey-Sandy Simons and Mike McLellan-Jim Underwood nailing down first and second respectively in doubles competition. We captured third place in regional play. After finishing first in the regional doubles championship, the Chasey- Simons duo advanced to the semi-finals in the State tournament. 1965 looks to be another fine season for our net men. With seven returning seniors and a very promising group of underclassmen, the tennis squad has all the possibilities of being a top-notch team again this year. of '66 Service with a smile! A pair of veterans: Terry Clark and Harold Pe Golf rry. I M iiyy Coach Cleland Dameg Pete Chalifouxg Gary Broughamg Chuck Larnbertg Bob Jendrusinag Bill Saundersg Dean Haney. The Viking Golf team, under the leadership of new coach Cle Dame, hopes to improve on last years second place finish in the league. Returning lettermen Harold Perry, Jack Plunkitt, Gus Kuehn, Bob Jendrusina, and Pete Chalifoux, with the help of Gary Brougham, Chuck Lambert, Bill Saunders, Terry Clark, and Dean Haney, hope to spark the team to a championship season. Some of the Seniors on the team. K... I... 1 4 JJ VK 1 1 J is 9,4 Returning lettermen: Standing: Bob Jendrusina and Pete Chalifoux. Sitting: Harold Perryg Jack Plunkittg and Gus Kuehn. CLASS QF I965 Memories Graduation will soon be here, And as we near the closing year, We've happy memories of days gone by, That we have shared at Marysville High. Teenage dances were so much fun. Football games we lost and won. MacDonald's Drive-in was do or die. Yes, they're all a part of Marysville High. Meeting in the hall between each class, Walking home after school --- All the exams we didn't pass, And that teacher we could never fool. High School plays and Senior Government Day, Filled with laughter in every way. But in secret, our hearts will cry --- On that day when We'll say good-bye to our dear old Marysville High. x . 3 i gif ig ' U? 'Hz f , 'F 'W ,. V 'fi' TT: , .mf ,. ,, f k: . ' M' ' in Y .-f,,,4,5,m4itz5,,,r:tK'fit2sSff?23S,Qg1 .,,' Z. s Q i ,351 mcwafwigs twat ,g 5 - 4,33 4 pi . ' 'RQM t - .53 X . 12551 '1 f 71522, Karren Deneff ' Senior D at i i g Valedietorian an o war Journalism Award B Average or Above Richard Kapanka Marshall Grimm Karren Deneff John Decator Nancy Neal Peter Chalifoux Jean Vermilya Shirley Sullivan Edward Sturdevant Gail Schlinkert Cynthia Thrun Constance McNichol Linda Smith Joseph Carpenter Sandra Lenk Frank Quinlan American Legion Citizenship Merrithew-Basketball Constance McNichol Calvin Moulton Activity Award Richard Kapanka Football Captain Sportsmanship-Football CynthiafThrun Betty Crocker Award Marshall Grimm Bausch-Lomb Award Peter Chalifoux Mathematics Award Salutatorian Honors William 1 m Danforth Award , V' I .I 'fi ' xNfl . L V f 5 3 33' 1. fi M K -. t P? Elaine Gragowski American Legion Citizenship Linda Dell Journalism Award Burm Misenar Football Captain Award Dan Griffith Basketball Captain Award MacPherson Award-Football Sportsmanship Award-Football 1 Q. fax? . .F ,aw , A .. t ,Q , Q . x a . QW' K 5 6 5 il N ..,y 4 keg. -S Q t ,L 'TBM SHARON BALON Character, honor, per- sonality! What more could you ask? FTA 123 GAA 103 Band 10, 11, 12g Secretary 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Steering Committee 10, 11, 129 Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Student Council 103 Class Treasurer 11. JACKIE AUGUSTYN Wherever she finds her- self, she'll make a good addition, FHA 10g FTA 11g GAA ll: Amplifier 11, 12, Co-editor 125 Pep Club 11, 125 FNA 11, 129 Steering Committee ll, 125 Chorus 113 Jr. and Sr. Play Usher, Quill and Scroll 12. WAN gw wi.. 'rl . 2, V i btk' glk MARY BE NNE TT She has a quiet na- ture, but mischief lurks beneath. GAA 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 12g Chorus 10, 11, 12g Jr. and Sr. Play. ROY BALHOFF Laugh and Pll laugh with you, study and you'll study alone. Football 12. CHUCK BILLIET All play and no work makes Chuck. Chorus 11. an- NORM BE LLINGER I can't get up with the sun, I stay out too late with the daughter. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11g Basketball 10, ll, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Steering Committee 11. QQ LV.. -'L' DE NNIS BOE RRE If at first you don't ceed, try, try again. Varsity Club 11, 12g Foot- ball 115 Baseball 10g Chorus 10, 12. MARTIN BILLS A good disposition is worth more than gold. Chorus 11 ELLENE BODEIS It is good to be without vices, but it is not good to be without temptation, FTA 12g Amplifier 123 Band 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Steering Committee 115 Sr. Play Committee. ED BROMLEY Have you seen my halo? Band 10g Football 10, 12g Basketball 105 Baseball 105 Track 10, 11, 129 Swim- ming Team 12. GARY BROUGHAM Dynamite comes in thin sticks. Baseball 105 Golf 11, 123 Jr. Play Committeeg Sr. Play Stage Manager. v7 2 A 1 if GARY BRECKON There must be an easier way. Chorus 10 CHESTER BROWN A good sport in ever - i Y sense of the word. Varsity Club 11, 129 Soi- ence Club 12g Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11 125 Baseball 10, 11, 12gSr Play. LYNDA CALDWE LL She's not a flower, she's not a pearl . . . She'S just a regular all around girl. Pep Club 10, 11, 122 FNA 11, 12g Sr. Playg Jr. Play Committee. LARRY CHASEY A master racqueteer-the Toscanni of Tennis. Varsity Club 10, 11, 129 Science Club 11g Chess Club 10, 113 Tennis 10, 11, 12g Jr. Playg Sr. Play TERRY CLARK Good boys love their sis- ters-but so good have I grown that I love other boys' sisters as well as my own. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Cross Country 10g Base- ball 10g Golf 10, 11, 12, Tennis 103 Senior Play Committee JOE CARPENTER Guilty or not guilty-that is the question. Science Club 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 113 Jr. Play Committeeg Senior Govt. Day Planning Board. i il. ' L PETER CHALIFOUX See the gleam in his eye, that's the mischief passing by-.as NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY 11, 12, Treasurer 129 Varsity Club 123 Science Club 11, 129 V.P. 11, Pre- sident 12g Yearbook 121 Baseball 10g Golf 11, 123 Student Council 125 Chess Club 10, 11g Jr. Playg Sr. Play. CAROL CURTIS Devotion and love are her commanders. FHA 103 Amplifier 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Chorus 113 Majorette 10, 11, 125 Jr. Play Usherg Sr. Play Usher and Program Committee. BARBARA DAHLKE Kindness is one thing you can't give away, it always comes back. FTA ll: Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FNA 11. SKF MIKE CRUICKSHANK You are only young once . . . but if you work it right, once is enough. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Steer- ing Committee 12. WWW aa X... 'Qfrftr rf: it 1... . ,,.. -ritmzziifii f 1.t.s,S2gfff5w?a2ff ' I CHUCK DALTON Ahh! To lie back and watch the Work go by! Varsity Club 11, 125 Foot- ball 10, 11, 125 Tennis 115 Jr. Play Stage Crewg Swim- ming Team 12, JOAN CURLEY I do not deny that women are foolish - God made them so to match the men. FHA 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Steering Committee 10, 115 Cheerleader 105 Jr. and Sr, Play Usher. LINDA DARBY Master your businessg don't let your business master you. GAA 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Student Council 125 Chorus 10, ll, 125 Jr. and Sr. Play Committees. KARRE N DE NE F F A valued link in many a chain of friendships. NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY ll, 12, Recording Secretary 125 GAA 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, Secretary 125 Yearbook 10, 11, 12, Editor 125 FNA 10, 11, 12, President 125 Spring Forensics 125 Chess Club 105 Jr. Play and Sr. Play Student Director5 Quill and Scroll 12. JOHN DE CATOR He believes that actions speak louder than words. NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Dance Band 11, 12, Parli- rnentarian 125 Pep Club 125 Science Club 11, 123 Chess Club 10, 115 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Boys' State 115 Sr. Playg Pep Band 125 Sr. Gov't. Day Planning Board. DE NISE DOUVILLE lf you hear her, you must listeng for to be quiet is her disposition. GAA 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Science Club 115 FNA 10, 11, 125 Jr. Play and Sr. Play Committees. LINDA DE LL I don't want to be bad, but I don't want to be good either, FTA 125 Tri Hi Y 115 GAA 113 Gun Club 10, 115 Amplifier 11, 12, Editor- in-Chief 125 Pep Club ll, 125 Cadet Teaching 125 Jr, Play Usherg Sr. Play Usherg Quill and Scroll 12. J ' I GARY FRASER He won't take no for an answer. Track 10, 11, 12. 1 tlss I ,.l it GE RRY DONDINE AU Her smile will turn the stars to shame. Chorus 125 Port Huron GAA 10, 11. CONNIE GANNON CHUCK GOODMAN ELAINE GRAGOWSKI To be kind is tobe wise. FHA 105 FTA 11, 12, Pre- sident 125 GAA 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Vice Pres. 115 FNA 103 Cadet Teaching 125 Jr. and Sr. Play Committees. ----f . f fr-z' ' g W 2' , I like a man, but not It's lonesome being good, men. so why bother! Library 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 10, 11, 12, Head in ' Club 12. drummer, 12. DONNA GRAHAM A live wire never gets stepped on. FTA 11, 12, Vice Pres. 125 GAA 105 Pep Club 11, 12: Steering Committee 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Court 125 Class Secretary 10, 115 Cadet Teaching 125 Jr. Play Committee5 Sr. Play. asf 1. f -it-1-V-1.-,-.1 zivivlggwig - f vw: g n ' DAN GRIFFITH His right eye was a good little eye, but his left eye loved to roam. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Chorus 115 Jr. and Sr. Play. ERNIE GRACEY Be not afraid of going slowlyg be only afraid of standing still. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10g Baseball 10, 115 Steering Committee 105 Jr. and Sr, Play Committees. SHE RRY GR IGG She keeps up with life's adventures. ' ' FHA 105 GAA 10, 115 Pep Club 115 FNA 115 Jr. Play Committeeg Co-op 12. LARRY HE IM No sinner and no saint, perhaps, but still the very best of chaps. Varsity Club 11, 125 Foot- ball 11, 125 Steering Com- mittee 11. JUDY HAMILTON May she never change , but in name. FHA 105 FTA 125 GAA 105 Pep Club 12. CLIF FORD HARRINGTON Holding one's nose to the grindstone results in a bad case of nosebleedf' Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 115 Track 10, 11. 'iii' MARSHALL GRIM M Again arose the apt re- peated cry, Professor I don't quite see why. FTA 125 NATIONAL HON- OR SOCIETY 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 12, Vice-pres. 11, President 125 Pep Club 125 Debate 10, 125 Science Club 10, 11, 12, President 115 Program Director 125 Yearbook 11, 125 Steering Committee 115 Chess Club 10, 11, Vice-pres. 105 Ten- nis 10, 11, 125 Sr. Playg Pep Band 12, KATHY HE NDRICK Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. BRE NDA JAHN A rolling stone gather's no boss. Pep Club 125 Jr. Play Com- mitteeg Sr. Play Committee. , I 'T'5,Qx'1l ' yfsfillsli ' Eli? 7 A .5 fa if 5 - f 353 'k,,, ,- ' ' k '22,:-A1 A SUE KERN Her friends ,they are manyg her foes -are there any? FTA 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, President 125 FNA 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 10, Pre- sident 115 Jr. Classical League 105 Cheerleaders 10, 11, 125 Student Council 115 Senior Play. ..,.. We REBECCA JONES Her step is music, her ' voice is song. ' ' GAA 105 Band 105 Steering Committee 10, 115 Chorus 11, 12. SKIP KAPANKA The Word impossible is not in my dictionary, NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Debate 125 Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Track 105 Steering Committee 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Class President 11, 125 Boy's State 115 Jr. Playg Sr. Play. BOB JE NDRUSINA Early to bed, early to rise - and your girl goes out with the other guys. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 115 Track 105 Golf 11, 125 Sr. Play Committee. GUS KUEHN Now I can really catch up on my sleep! Football 105 Baseball 105 Track 105 Golf 11, 12. CINDY LEIGHTON A man is as good as he has to beg a woman as bad as she dares. Amplifier 12g Jr. Play. CHUCK LAMBE RT ln golf or school, Pm always left holding the bag. Gun Club 10g Science Club 113 Golf 10, 11, 125 Jr. and Sr. Play Stage Crews. MARCE LLA LAPOINTE If you consider work a pleasure, you can have a lot of fun around here. FHA 105 GAA 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12g FNA 11, 12, Treasurer, 12, CARL LICKER High school days have their de lights, but they can't compare to those high school nights. Chess Club 11. MAIJA LINNA She spreads sunshine even in shady places. FTA 123 GAA 12g Gun Club 12g Pep Club 125 Student Council 12, Kalevan Yhteiskoulu QFinlandJ Stu- dent Council 10g Chorus 10. SANDY LENK I shall be in love forever. GAA 10g Pep Club 10, 11, 129 FNA 10, ll, 12, Re- porter, 10, Vice-pres. 11, Secretary 12, Spring Fo- rensics 12g SteeringCom- mittee 11, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Treasurerg Chorus 125 Jr. and Sr. Play. ,R in . ik MIKE MARLO A bad excuse is better than none at all. Varsity Club 12g Amplifier 125 Cross Country 111 Track 11, 12g Chess Club 11g Jr. Play Stage Manager, Sr. Play. MIKE LOUGHRE N M e n , like bullets, go far the st when they are smoothest. Gun Club 103 Jr. Classical League 103 Swimming Team 12. MIKE MCLELLAN Many things go around in the dark besides Santa. Varsity Club 10, ll, 123 Gun Club 10, 115 Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 11: Jr. Classical League 109 Tennis 10, 11, 12, Sr. Play Stage Crew. ROD LUCAS Well, it is known that ambition can creep as well as soar. I an 5 f X .1 1 5 'V iiilll I as tlir lti ?il ' It I g gzgxg' ,zlvgev CONSTANCE MCNICHOL Like a mountain peak, she is 'tops' . NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY 11, 12, Correspond- ing Secretary 123 GAA 10 11, 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 119 Debate 11, 125 Yearbook 10, 11, 125 FNA 10, 11, 12, Trea- surer 10, Secretary 115 Spring Forensics 11, 125 Steering Committee 105 Student Council 10, 11, 12, President 125 Class Presi- dent 10, Jr. and Sr. Play, Quill and Scroll 12. PAUL MARSDE N Silent as the Sphinx he standsg most of the time anyway. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Cross Country 10, 11: Track 10, 11, 123 TOM MEISMER I don't like girls, but I can't help it if they like me! Varsity Club 11, 125 Foot- ball Trainer 115 Basketball Trainer 115 Track Trainer 115 Student Council 10, 115 Chorus 125 Tennis 105 Sr. Play. 5 'fftii21:,, 5? .327 ' . , fs 5 ,iyi Q t C .5551 f' fiat li ,tr S Y 'Ji ef 1 .1 K 5 Ah, ,L 1 .V , A N . . . 5 11'-1--fax w. .kgefui-iifiiii' . . I --S 1, W,,1,,-1,. KATHY MERCHANT Her heart is like the moon - a man is in it. FTA 125 GAA 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Debate 11, 125 Spring Forensics 11, 125 Steering Committee 11, 125 Girl's State 115 Jr. and Sr. Play W cc B' .. BURM MISE NAR If football were food for thought, I'd be a wise man. I7 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 115 Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Steering Committee 10, 11,125 Ten- nis 115 Class Vice-Pres. 11, 125 BRIAN MU NSON That is as well said as if I had said it myself. Gun Club 10, 115 Science Club 10, 11, 125 Football 125 Jr. Classical League 105 Chess Club 10, 115 Tennis 10, 11, 12. TE RRIE MIL LER ond name. GAA 105 Chorus 11, 12. Personality is her sec- BOB MINOR My unrnathematical in- terest lies in figures, Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Gun Club 10, 11, 12, Sgt,- at-Arms 11, Vice-pres, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10, 11, 12g Baseball 10, 11, 125 Jr. and Sr, Play 'ff5?w2iagg:5.., I TOM OLCZAK Talk was only meant for women anyway. Science Club 12g Sr. Play ws:-1 DAVID ORRIS My favorite diet- dates! GLm Club 119 Baseball 10, 113 Steering Committee 10, 12: Chess Club 11. IQ! SHARON MYERS He has his will - but I have my way. FHA 10g GAA 10, 11g Gun Club 10, 11, Sec.-Treas. llg Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Chorus 12g Sr. Play. NANCY NEAL Her character matches her keen intellect. FTA 12: Tri Hi Y 11: NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11, 12g GAA 10, 11, 12g Debate 121 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 FNA 11, Reporter 11: Spring Fo- rensics 11, 12g Steering Committee 10, 11: Class Treasurer 105 Girl's State 113 Jr. and Sr. Play: CO- op 125 VFW Winner 12. GAIL ORTMANN Life is a jestg and all things show it, I thought so onceg but now Iknow it. GAA 105 Pep Club 10,11, 12g FNA 10, 11, 12g Service Club 103 Steering Commit- tee 12g Chorus 10g Home- coming Queen 123 Class Secretary 12g Jr. Playg Sr. Play Committee. CLAYTON OSBORNE Pm not girl shy, justnat- urally sensible. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12. . s fe: .51 w,1g:,,e-,e 2- Jci cf FRANK QUINLAN In framing an artist,art hath thus decreed, to make some good, but others to exceed. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 115 Track 11, 12. THE RESA PATH Tis love that makes the arms go 'roundf' Library 11, 125 Pep Club 125 FNA 11, 125 Jr. and Sr. Play Committees. fin RON RADATZ A sound believer in the virtues of silence. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Football 125 Track 12. JACK PLUNKITT Silence is golden, but Pm off the gold standard. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football 105 Basketball 105 Golf 10, 11, 12. SANDY REXFORD No one knows what she can do 'till she tries. FNA 115 Chorus 10, 11, 12. JIM PURKISS Life is just a series of relapses and recoveries. Gun Club 10, 11. HARRY ROBINSON I tell the oldest jokes in the newest way. ,Nh CHUCK REYNOLDS The feminine touch is something to admire-and to beware of. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Football 10, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10,11,12g Swimming Team 12. GARY ROBINSON Pm taking up land after graduation-a shovelful at a time. I7 Football 10, 11: Track 10, 11. BILL SAUNDERS Is there anyone in the house who would like a good argument? Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Debate 10, 11, 123 Spring Forensics 12g Junior Clas- sical League 10g Student Council 10, 11, 12, Parli- amentarian 12g Chess Club 10, 115 Tennis 10, 11,125 Jr. and Sr. Play GAIL SCHLINKERT Like a diamond, rare and precious. NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 11, President, 125 GAA 10g Band 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Debate 123 Science Club 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 FNA 10, 11, 12, Trea- surer llg Spring Forensics 10, 12g Cheerleader 10,113 Jr. Play Cornmitteeg Sr. Play: Senior Gowft. Day Planning Board. .- ' 1 . ii 1 . 4 a 'TAM ' J ' . E ' 'K ' svfffstz, .--:sexi as-5 X, KEITH RU MSEY I love algebra-I get stuck on every problem. Chorus 11g Tennis 10, 11, 12. ROSALIE SCHLINKERT Ln her quietness there is charm. FTA 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 12g FNA 113 Jr. and Sr. Play Committees. MARILYN SILER From a cap and gown to a wedding gown. Pep Club 10, 11, 12. JIM SCHULTZ Beware the fury of a pa- tient man. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Gun Club 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 125 Science Club 10, 11, 12, V.P. 12: Football 105 Basketball 103 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Chess Club 10: Jr. and Sr. Play Stage Crew. JANE T SHIRKE Y She reduces all men to a common denominator. Tri Hi Y ll, Treasurerg GAA 10, llg Gun Club 10, 111 Pep Club 10, 11gSteer- ing Committee 11, 123 Stu- dent Council 11g Cheer- leader 10. 1 K,-4 ,sexi - . 1 KATHERINE SCHNEIDER Good taste is good sense. Library 11, 123 Pep Club 103 Jr. and Sr. Play Com- rnittees. STEVE SMALL Wg, 1 L He doth nothing but talk of nothing. Football 10, 11, 123 Chorus I ll. LINDA SMITH Fate tried to hide her by naming her Smith. FTA 10, 11, 125 FHA 105 NATIONAL HONOR SOCI- ETY 11, 125 FNA 105 Jr. Classical League 105 Jr. Play Committee. BILL STROER He'll make the goal. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Gun Club 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Class Treasurer 125 Swimming Team 12. LE NA STADELL Like the sun in the sky, her personality shines through. FTA 125 Pep Club 125 Stu- dent Council 125 Avesta Hogre Allnanna Larozerk fSwedenJ - GAA 10, 115 Student Council 10,115 Chorus 10, 115 Swimming Club 10, 11. . . .3 SUE STARKEY She has an impish charmf' FTA ll, 125 GAA 105 Am- pliphier 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Spring Forensics 115 Chorus 10g Cadet Teaching 125 Jr. and Sr. Play. MARY ANN SMITH Full of pep - always in step. FTA 11, Secretary 125 Tri- Hi-Y 105 GAA 115 Ampli- phier 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FNA 1l,V.P, 125 Steer- ing Committee 10, 125 Stu- dent Council, Secretary 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Major- ettes 11, 125 Homecoming Court 125 Class Vice- President 105 Cadet Teach- ing 125 Jr. and Sr. Play Usher. ED STURDE VANT Trust a woman? I'll trust the devil first. FTA 11, 125 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11, 12: Gun Club 10, 11, 12, Pres. 10, 11, President Pro-Tem 125 Band 10, 115 Baseball 105 Cadet Teaching 123 Senior Play Committee. CINDY THRUN A lady in every sense of the word, FILA 10, Secretary 105 FTA 10, 11, 125 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11, 125 FNA 105 Jr. Classical Lea- gue 105 Student Council 125 Co-op 12. SHIRLEY SULLIVAN She's happy, kind and true ,and willingly does what one asks her to do. Band 10, 115 FNA 11, 125 Co-op 12. GAY TEGGE A giggle, adash, a shriek, a crash, and here comes Gay again! FTA 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 FNA 105 Spring Fo- rensics 1O, 11, 125 Steer- Committee 115 Cheerleader 105 Sr. Play 125 Cadet Teaching 12 MARTY TOMALO Yes, an' no, an' mebbe an' rnebbe not. MARGARET ULRICH ' Of two evils, choose JIM UNDERWOOD I don't dare be as funny neither. as I can be. Chorus 11. Varsity Club 11, 125 Ten- nis 10, 11, 125 Jr. Play. , ,, jg K ',.'z 'Q z, 'E F' 'i af 5 1:1 ,. ' -'lie ,kk' 'vas' , BOB VISGA After Commencement, I'll need another rest. Football 105 Baseball 10, 12. LYNDA UTHES Do as I say - not as I do. FTA 11g Amplifier 11, 12: Co-op 12g Quill and Scroll 12. JANE WELSER Blessed are the innocent, for theirs is the kingdom of art. Amplifier 12g FNA 105 Stu- dent Council 10. JEAN VERMILYA She is little, but from tip to toe, full of fun and lots of go. FTA 123 Library 129 Band 123 Pep Club 125 Cadet Teaching 123 Sr. Play. Eau Claire High School - FTA 10, 113 Library 113 Band 10, 115 Pep Club 10g School Paper ll, Assistantliditorg Student Council 113 Jr. Play Committee: Latin Club 105 Band Club 103 Jr. , Sr. Prom Committee. ss i ti A . -, ,,,.. ix 5 , ,, if ,ff M . ,Q at ,V jMg'QT,, Y1 H51 fifgfge 1 x. an f nf f L 5 K iw 1 pf. an tr. wi .. if ,- .X iw K as S .N 1 ,Wg tf 2 ,- -1 1.3 4 wk U , , 1 - , E. a.,,.,..,,,.. .,.. I ,Q tg. , EH: ,im 4 l 5 2532 fi? tree 5 N15 t S ra ' Q ll X fs E ,, it s gl 45 if? 4 M , .,,, ! 2 5 fain . K Xe -ix wiikigyg ,Q ...y.y..,. , A... lyAl ' F 5' , ,, ...,., . la - t ,li ia .. v SHERRY WHITE You know I always love a little flirtationf' FHA 10, FTA 11, 12, Re- porter, 12, GAA 113 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Majorettes 10, 11, 123 Cadet Teaching 123 Jr. and Sr. Plays Usher ,... t p 1 .jedi AUDRE Y WARRE N Blond hair and smiling face, scatters sunshine every place. GAA 10, ll, 12, V.P., 11, President 12g Pep Club 10, 11, 125 sr. Play. 1 . J xliii ,.LL , S M as ' we 5 K vi it if ' l ,mimi Ax -P i 1 I ..,, 16' mf!! X E J it I 2 ev ,g 59 :P W mf1f1Em ,1,f . A rrrr 5 . 6 . 5955, HIE KE WIE SE Better the last smile than the first laughter. GAA 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 12g Jr. Playg Sr. Play Committee. FHM MARLE NE WILEY She who means chief, does it all.' . ,,... 17, fa 0 'S- ,H fm no 5, Chorus 12. .2 DICK WOOLMAN Girls are my business, my only business! Varsity Club 10, ll, 12g Football 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 10, 123 Cross Country 103 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Track 11. ,K ,wg is 1, iv A. , .X ,, .,. ,,,... ,, A- TE DON WILSON I've had my moments. Woo! Woo! Gun Club 10, 119 Football 105 Basketball 105 Jr. Play Committee. JOHN ZALE WSKI Seems quiet but you never can tell. .. f -asm.. Q. Baseball 12: Yale High School - Football 10, 11: Spring Forensics 10, 113 Baseball 10, 113 Jr. Play 10. For every end there i a new beginning. fue Wdwy gaze and dam 3 S S 1 C E I' Bill Stroer, Treasurer: Skip Kapanka, President: Gail Ortmann, Secretaryg Not pictured: Burm Misenar, Vice President. 5 ITI A We m A X: .Y 0 Seated: Sharon Bailong Dave Orris: Bill StrOer:Skip Kapunkag Gail Ortmanng Janet Shirkey: Kathy Merchant. Standing: Jackie Augustyn: Mary Ann Smith: Mike Cruickshanka Donna Graham. e E Q 0' Q s In years gone b But I thought you tied the chicken wire down. l 2? , , fi fi Q E 'L 'Q if 'g W 'Q e 5 R . Q X - if 5 1 1 fl g Ei, an-. 5 I . 1' 4 if 0 cf. Look what the postman brought! , el- , , . -...,..ff,1f.. fi- . E . , ,mzfesizz-1' - :fi You can have my econ, if I can have your English. in f 1 ' 4, gf Hurry - our brooms are double parked! Bobby's KA T 4 -Vue' big moment fizf-f. . Q, i. ri .Qu I . ,... 5 'N .1 '15 . was gf 4 .. ,il ,Q v iii :K H g K - I ii Pwgn 'fw .4 . Sleepy Hollow My 'iff I ,mgggfiiiiff-57f3'i , . - Careful-you'll kill the grass O O O O .AQ 1-'P Just a Senior TIMBER! Bird in flight Chow time And now - Mr. and Mrs. America VARSITY!! No Hanky-Panky!! The Boarding House Reach 1' 52 A 3 1Zi o i Q S 'sy A Q Line Up Kentuok Ernie GraCefu1'?! F'!e,,, Q, I . .e 'Q Q SPLASH! gk! Our Past Six Years he Legion Hall Party ' ' T - ov- N., A. , 4' . Q LN ,,L: 'f K W., Q . A 1 557 'E i Up to Something!! Ax , ir!-1 I Work!! Hoirnan and Ruby Advlso rs s -35 ' -if . ,AV , . X -L ,,,,3e..:: ff K me J VKVL Dr. Burm Misenar Mrs. Marilyn Gorham Chief Advisor Mr, Durnell Stephens Miss Clare Vivian Mr, Frank Wheeler .5 Miss Aharas Kresin Mr. Charles Salvo ,, ,. AA A ,,M,,L , A, . , A A, L. AA A A AAA , 1 A.. M A. A4AA y y M'1 '7 V rrrr 111111111 rrrr rw, 1 1 1, 1 Z 1 E 511 ,H 2111 E A 1 The lass of I965 pays tribute to Gary F. Firth April 25, 1947 - June 29, 1964 E lm 1 1 XM, ..M, 1 M31 ' N1 Larry L. Therr1en S1 July 19, 1947 - April 29, 1963 1 1 1 55. X 1:1 1, '11 111i 1111111 1. N ' M204 f , f if WW! ' Www 1 f ffwfwf ,f,, mf! Wy f 2 WN Q 1 11,14 1 , , ff? My f 14 NW WW Q7fWf,0 WW, , lfwf 1 1 1' 1 Mfr, 7 ,., 1 1 , 1 1' 111 1' 1 1 1 1 1 K ?1'!-0,1 f,W71,1f', ffm, ,, 1 , 1.11.1 1x1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1, ff ' f,1 L111,QC' .1fm,,f?1'w .1w'.1 H u 'H'1f,wmww GZH174f.f'f,f, 111.111s111111,11111,i1'i21,',1 1 1 1 ,mwqqw f,, 1 f ff f f ff, wwf www A sincere thanks . . . to those who gave aid. Ace Hardware Acheson Industries, Inc. Al's Barber Shop Ardens Art's Barber Shop Askar-Shain Automatic Screw Co. Badley's Friendly Service Barbe's Friendly Service Beard Sz Campbell Co. Benner's Service Station Bennett Sales Berger's Service Bill's T.V. Repair Blake 81 Son Glass Inc. Bostick Auto Parts Bowie Coal Company Bowl-O-Drome Bradbury's Lumber Buck's Grocery Bud's Market Carney's Cleaners Carpa's Texaco Carpenter's Meat Market Carroll House Chapman's Market Citizens Federal Bank Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Dahlke's TV Service Dalton's Shoe Repair Detroit Edison Co. Dicer's Market Eagen's Service Station Emery's Lanes Eugene Welding Co. Ferris Sundries Fisherman's Wharf Fox's Jewelers Gardner Ford Sales George's Shoes Gratiot Barber Shop Patrons Great Lakes Products H. A. Smith Packing Co. Helene's Town Sz Casual Inc. Hinkley Service Howard Springs Corp. Irwin Supply A Knapp's Feed Store Latham's Barber Shop Lott Anter Tuxedo Rental Lynwood Bar M gl M Distributors MacTaggart Co. Marmac Industries Martha's Kitchen Marvel Tool gl Machine Co. Mac's Grocery Mary Sz Helen Beauty Shop Marysville Bakery Marysville Concrete Marysville Dairy Marysville Lumber Sz Supply Co. Marysville Market Marysville Plating Co. Marysville Shell Michigan National Bank Midway Used Cars Miller Service Station Moore Chevrolet Mortimer Lumber Co. Moshers Mueller Brass Company Neumann Flowers Norworth Motel Ogden-Moffett Parra Millinery Paton Motors Inc. Pengra Oil Co. Penny Co., J.C. Peoples Savings Bank Phillips Collision Port Huron Machine Products Pre-Cast Concrete Products Prestolite Wire and Cable Co Quinlan's Heating Raetzel's Ricky's Drive-In Ruffs Flowers Rutt, Robert fDr.J Sabo, Nick Jr. Sam and J oe's Sam's Cut Rate Schaefer W.A. QDr.J Shaker Touma Men's Wear Shannon Insurance Agency South Park Grill South Park Welding Supplies Sparchu's Friendly Service Sperry's Star Oil Co. State Farm Insurance Stone's Self-Serve Market Thomas Dee Studio Thomas Drive-In Times Herald Co. Tinsey, Paul QDr.J Tomlinls Drug Store Troy Laundry Tunnel Lumber Co. Union Farmer's Dairy Valentine Associates Van Keuren Cleaners Via Air, Inc. Welser's Well Drilling Werner's Flowers White Cap Top Co. Winkleman's Wolven Plumbing Sz Heating Wychoff, Forrest C. fDr.J Yost, Kenneth fDr.J ooking Back Someday when you open the old rusty chest, and blow the dust off this book, you will smile with pride when you look back with fond mem- ories on .... Our Football Team began practice fAugust 311 Sophomores enrolled fSept. 11 Juniors and Seniors returned for their best year ever !Sept. 21 Underclassmen primped for pictures fSept. 41 Entertained by a folk-singer - assembly fSept. 141 Edged by South Lake - non-league game CSept. 181 Gail reigned as Homecoming Queen !Sept. 251 Tied Richmond in a disappointing battle QOct. 21 Whipped by the Warriors in Mom's Night Game !Oct. 91 Toured Scandinavia - in assembly fOct. 141 Three cheers for Teachers Institute - no school qOct. 15-161 Received the year's first shock - report cards !Oct. 231 Couldn't et ast the Mariners - lost in S P Dad's Night Game fOct. 231 Made hash out of the Pioneers - last game of the season !Nov. 61 American Education Week !Nov. 8-141 Heard about This Atomic Worlduassembly fNov. 111 Parents enjoyed Open House !Nov. 111 Honored our football teams at the Annual Football Banquet !Nov. 171 Senior Class Play, Onions in the Stew , - huge success!! QNov. 201 Enjoyed The Man Who Knew Lincoln - Assembly !Nov. 241 Basketball Season is on its way!! 1Nov. 271 Nipped the Pioneers !Dec. 111 Chorus presented Chapel Service - Mr. Walter Sharritt gave the message QDeo. 221 Christmas Assembly - Entertained by the Forensics Class !Dec. 231 School Closed for Christmas Holidays !Dec. 231 First Semester Exams Begin!! fJan. 181 Juniors presented The Cinderella Ball fJan. 221 Last leg of the trip for seniors - second se- mester begins QJan. 251 Seniors Ordered Announcements!! !Feb. 181 Yea Team!! We clinched area basketball crown qi-deb. 231 Skip and Marshall head Senior Class fMarch 51 Honor our hardwood stars - Basketball Banquet March 161 HOORAY!! Viking Staff meets last line! QMarch 171 Smash hit!! We Shook the Family Tree Junior Play QMarch 261 It's music to our ears as the Band and Chorus present annual concert !April 21 Spring Vaction - At last! !April 5-91 Our track hopefuls perform - Marysville Re- Relays !Apri1 241 Our Chorus joined other area schools in the Annual Blue Water Voice Festival QApril 281 Band entertained us QMay 41 Band entertained us !May 41 Band traveled to St. Clair for Area Band Festival fMay 51 Marysville Invitational was held !May 111 School staged spring exhibit QMay 121 Honor Society initiated new members fMay 131 One-act plays presented fMay 141 Students received awards - Assembly !May 191 Our spring athletes received awards fMay 261 It's getting closer and closer! Seniros attend Baccalureate Service QMay 301 Seniors suffer - but not for long: Final, final exams fJune 1-2-31 Senior Honors Convocation - Senior Skip Day - Senior Prom !June 41 The day finally arrived - COMMENCEMENT QJUNE 61 It's the underclassmen's turn to suffer through final exams fJune 7-8-91 SCHOOL IS OUT!! fJune 111 b . w 1 N I I 4