Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)
- Class of 1967
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w 1 X w M ' UN 'K I , V Mwvvkgv MJWH 5 fs f f -' ,, - . -15 . I Q a,. ' 'Y , . .K M . ' -uv 31,3 ,.- ggw-. nf-. Qk!,gh: We Dedicate This Book N'--. Another door is openingl ,oo i f As we dedicate this book i oV oo M M Q PRINCIPAL OF MHS, 1929-1966 as x 1 tschool reflects. its builder. Thef atmosphere wi.thin I To Mr. Bartow, principal ttt,tf1,t ,fgupwpg in pp9aQ3fu15har'm0ny.. t gl To watch our high school Eifdwlff M M t 'ot to tif? Ht' t 5 will recall 1... And be a part of it An educator first -. t h Was a gratifying task. so He gave to all the students The promise of the future And the heritage of the past. , .r i ,4,q:',v.,,.i But a kind and pleasant mari. ' ' M ' wi- Cur doors are always open, Gur school will welcome him - Marysville's most devoted fan. Consider that I labored not for my'selffotily,t but for all them that seek learning. E p A t . illli,h l ilti ipa l tttittf t hpii iif ihlih t t patiis g iilhii M i ep. ..V fgieh iit a h trt, hss i tl st ttta Q f . tts l tt, t t et , t M t OMER P. BARTOW, A. B., M. A. This door will open at a touch to welcome every friend. TABLE OF CONTENTS UNDERCLASSME N FACULTY SPORTS SE NIORS ACTIVITIES . . Administration Mr. Vermilya has been with us for the past three years. He earned the Bachelor of Science degree at The Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio. His Master of Arts degree was taken at West- ern Michigan University. Mr. Vermilya received the Educa- tional Specialist degree from Michigan State University. Boa SUPERINTENDE NT OF SCHOOLS John B. Vermilya Boss! MOA., Ed, S, PRINCIPAL Ronald G. Wiltse B.S., M.A. 3-.f-4' This was Mr. Wiltse's first year as principal of Marysville High School. He earned the Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees from Central Michigan University. He is now doing further graduate work. rd 0 Education STANDING-Mr. William P. Thompson, Trustee: Mr. Louis W, Schmorrow, Treasurer: Mrs. Sophie Pohl, Clarence Heeke, Trusteeg Mr. Benjamin E. Neal, Sec- Trusteeg Mr. O, Robert Keefe, President. retary. SEATED-Mr. Arthur F. Cole, Trusteeg Mr. X, X A293134 0 J -SV '-:ks C I V Gloria Anglebrandt a t C, Q, 1-3 , tl, W, . A M . 'I Fa. im .. o r -Q 'W -ilk sr C, D ' 1 f K 1'-, gil 4 f iw Wi' QF? 'Mui' Qi ' r.. 7 K 10 . .A is N. ,E , R41 . je N Q N 'I l ' - K, F Q 'le Mk - S r . e K K ziif. 5' ' . 4, , at E- r 1' ' I' 1' ...X 3 l Kathy Artman Hank Augustyn N' 3 . , k L f Brenda Austin Q 'X ef Barbara Badley p , W, C, ,, Karen Baird iff! Q? I llll X' wg B Class Bill Baldwin 4 K ff! . ll X ' X Tom Barbe 34 f l Cathy Basnaw fl! q Bill Bergstrom ,K G. ' KK' if ' ,Ju A, lx , 5 I Randy Bryan ' Karen Binsley Eyyiy-,elf i :L Jack Carlisle , ,, .'E'5', 5l'2,ii li Steve Carryer , 2 ' ' F ' 1?9ff2,'e1.'55ii.25 A Torn Carty , at N ,, x Relva Sygit, Treasurer Nadine Ostrander, Secretary Sherri Wright, Vice-President Dave Uppleger, President Tom Charest Jane Ciel Claudia Cline Joanne Cole Gary Conger Kathy Cook Faye Coon Roger Cooper Susan Corbett Sherry Cote Bill Cowger Linda Curley Rick Curtis of '70 ...,! Bob David 'l I .. I V Dennis DeShon Greg Eagen ,Ah , ' VJ' ,JM y,t3,,'.f rv--Cx. Effmgw :f:'kf'fmj' v P ru ' ' 1 '1 -Q: ---L -H ' 6 -Y' 7 -T-1 Mike Jack Paul Worley Carlisle McNicho1 Mike C onnie Norma Wheeler Wellman Marks Linda Debbie Nicholas Watson Barb Saunde rs Paul Hendrick Chick Herman Korky Hess Linda Hillock Ken Hooker Craig Howes Cindy Johnson Debbie Goulding Debbie Grant Ken Gregg Joe Hazlinsky Nancy Heim Gloria Helzer Kirk Giroux Rose Glaze Don Goddard Doug Goodin Ed Goodmen . 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A ,. - s- ,' 5 'xl' Q ,y .i 1 , xj,-a P ,':4.z.-gf' P' if J ' X x -.R ,Q - I Mike JoAnne Nancy Janice Laeder LaMarsh Lcach Lenn , i if K. :Ill ,iie ' ,f Marsha Betty Jo SuC NOFIIIZI Lutze MacDonald Maples Marks W ,gn .fe wf 0 Q' . N Penny Laura Randy Earl Marlatt Marquardt Mason McCall I A X., .Ax . A U t . si, 3 l H M ff , X47 9 , y liz. A Vg, is I Q, . r. . ,, , gwpg J +.hS4'k?EKi .a K ! is A H Q ' N . - Q 1 ' -2' ff o 4' J 1' . W . f 25 Y swf' J Ron Leonard Terrance Paul Bob Debbie D0Llg McCulloch Mclntrye McIntyre MeNichol Mcphel-Son Mieksztyn Miller J. W fl , 152 v ' Ss-, 3 3 Ka ' V. 5 J - L103- 955' u , A ' , ' f, M f, 1 . J , J 'A of 1, Q xx?-Qi., J, ,- Darmy Judith Mike ClayfOH Patrick Linda Rcg Morgan Morris Muldermans Neal Nelson Nlchclas Nicholas F L 4 'K x -N' A, Ta ' -af 7 f , A , 'L i nf I fx ' -A-ff! T ,u v' V r X' V4 , , .O 4 g 4 , . wurggii ,. 1' y!! r fy Alert Ted Nadine Eric Denise Roger Theresa OI'I'1S Osborne Ostrander Pattison Perry Perry peyerk . M ri , 'EY ,A j' . Nj V n rx XV WX! .A ' N' in-f' ,5 .!x'Tx'i?i5L5i1 .9 -1 ' Ervin Chris Barb Tom Pung Ramsay Richards Riedel Advisor - Mr. Stewart MacDonald T 1 f Assistants: '49 A 1 Y Mrs. Emily Blackney gf' it w R ' Mr. Joe Chapman 'C ' A. ' S f Mr. Richard Den Uyl Kell Sharon Christine Ivan Rock Ryan Mrs. Joane Veld Salerno Sari ' M T Mr. Bill Philp 'Q 'ig , 1 ,I L I . Q' Q - ' . ,A -'Wa . ix 1 S - C i'f'f 5'?fai:5?'3u--rY'ltft2f: Barbara Vicky Gary Anita Saunders Sawdon Scheffler Shaggna 54, ir Q . ' x ' 4 ' Q .wtf an Immvrf -MS f I, . T ' if A T w. Q- R 1 at i ni, ,f iff! . v ' . Karen Phil Vicky Shirley Denise Dennis Relva Simmons Smith Smith Stager Stevens Stroh Sygit A .5 sf- ' . N KX 1 li V, - - 7 'ff 'S Chuck Leslie Connie David Jim Tom Julie Thompson Thompson Tyler Uppleger VanderMa1e Vargo Vermilya 1 I ,nu- l 1 Q Jerry Visga Gerard Watson 1-,.' p- P K s 5 O eff -, - . 'J'5'i!9, ' x 1 'R 1- M. ' If ,, 4 pb Siflf-g.,1-x ', Ellen Wiggs Mike Worley Sherri Wright S o . ' --X. Rose Voss en Virginia Watson , 'EMP' 1355.15 i if 'sf lg? 32.255, E 1' E ,f ESQ' -r li :if Audrey Willett W. - R s, ,X , W' gg If Terrie Warsinske ,.t.a .- ,- . . 'iw ..,, 'iv A 1 ., ,N MI' ig A Ray Weakland Roxanne Wilson 35'--5QQi13gg3Q'I 151 v. ,'f Gloria Warsinski Connie Wellman 23' 0:1 R: ole ff 1, '- J. Q...v' M. ,.:V Vicki Rick Bob Stager Se atom Sterling Shutter - shy: Dennis Reiche Debbie Watson Mike Wheeler 'W Q..-Q 1 Carol Woolman P. 1 D A 'F ' 5' ' My Ms .ml X ., ,, 'VY Av., , h 'fl Q' if -X ix Quill' B - .il . Debbie Phil Alexander Anglebrandt Rinda Bill Balhoff Balinski i A 3 Roger Barb Blake Branch it r i- -4' A 'Q g u d' C . Lx -C 1 ' s xl If Q if W lf- L ' . f ' , Linda Kerry Brockdorff Bromley N ' Q A90 .252 Xxx: Qabip WX? P, ggqltigf K w '1-:.,'4x:1YK Rod Armstrong xx Q 1 W f W I '4 , Q .AI H ' 3:3 ff , Fglfxgfvff-fp , f m 4 nz T. I ll . - Y 18' , x Vince Bob Artman Ashpole , t , 1 1 1 4 f .! i., , w L... 91 1 J ,, LG fx , Pat Austin 3:-Q. h. A vt C Bili x 'fx A ' rf, .Q ILC ,-'2i6,:,w it - ,,' -fa j H 'GV?g,51:'f Ii f -:Hr if 1 f Debby John Joanne Alice Bassett Bellow Bier Billief Linda Breckon A m fr:-f . 3 if I J so A Barb Louise Bill Dave Brown Campbell Carpenter Cataldo to 1? ., Art Cole Dan Starkey, Secretaryg Steve Matthews, Presidentg John Bellow, Treasurerg Jim Partridge, Vice-President. Joe Confer -V fwi j ' fl 'snr 'Q QQ Wfa Neil Baldwin ggi' -X 3. . .. ii A'2i .J Beth Blackmer 'vp A-if--ai ilsr Lynn C harbonneau ,ix . 9 'F Q' TS-l hills ' 1 u 4 gl' -iii fl . D, ,slag nz: IM 1 1 ' ,x at Dave Collingwood John C ote Cu Q' N My Kathy C rawfo rd bw if Y .V A . Qv- .b Y Blake Evans N Ln 1 t H . xnll x. os gpen' L'-YOQLQ' N .n' f 5' 'T Q- Irene Gregg f ,ze gl in ,, E ..- .rx J iw- i L.'J- 'x -35 Nancy Linda Deanna Cruickshank Curtis Dean 'N , . 'A-4 J, E H .2 .. x 5, h Z! f' ,. 5. A A Q . k.3 i1P J L. l r Bill Michele John Farrer Fox Frcndt N , .5 e y Q i ,' L S255 f.:L '. .ers y c .' H N ,A 'fig 1., .1 5 4, 0. 5 gr. .Q 11,3 li f Zifdm.-.,:ff:.m -:ie J oy Bc rnadine Sandy Harkleroad Harvey Ileim A A . -gf. Nancy M9-Pk H001 Hoover Q ' 42:9 ' , X344 ' -ev We 1, . uw- 4 ,g ivttfifli G Xl' - A f Elia' A ' Richard Debby Howe Howes A. ' 3 . . a-4 --av 11 4' -2 x fu x - ik , E In ,,..,, . -X 3, Y i? f' Y W 'l 1.5! if 42, 'l H1335 fff if mf Peggy Durrant X'fKi'. X Margaret Gaffney U Brenda Ga rverick Y-' ch. 9 - 'r ' e A r' 'iz ' ,wa X24 .N Rob Helzer Pat Eugen N- .- ,. QM E 1 Ritch Gallagher sr. n x Sandy Gaudette Rose Heythaler -.x Q . , E- ' Z, r W 4 1 L . Joe E rnst f -x li f'A evfizfasf lf,-145' A . J5I?.'I.Hi2f Karen Garrett Ed Graham mam Jack H1521 1 Top: Greg Yiolding, Dave Collingwood, Pat Eagen, Pete Van Wormer. Bot- tom: Carol McDonald, Janet Lewis, Pat Massacar, Bonnie Spencer, Sandy Gaudette. Absent: Joe Ernst. lv' X Q xt 5 , 1 5. '99 Q l Wsgf l 'J 1q:-,. za i. KX i 'Q J 'ix f ' y ' 2122-'1 7 5 f7 -1:7 N j J ma J he iff . 5. J 3-5'- Y - 511111: . N ' di if ix 3. lf' 12 Belinda Marcia Sheri Elging Bruce John Dave Jacobs Johnson Johnson Jones Jordan Knuth Kulman .-. -f A 'Y' r. 1 , ,. , - - SK 6, ff myxhn fy VV V A: 'J of J K . 'A ggi? .. 1--' A A . Z yi. Raj B013 Bev Sandy LaVerne Dina Jane? Brenda LaGr'-nh L11HdSCh00t Langolf LaPointe Leighton LCWIS MacGregor , Qi 1 Lin? -V K 'ff' YE! , Q - ., ,J 1 ., -M l , 1.- . J S .,, . i . 1 . 533 in ff J' l .. Tom Paul Laura Pat Steve Carol Linda MacRae Manme Marsden Massacar Matthews McDonald McIntyre f , A 1- , .. - V hvk 1 T- Wir, . -4 I 'fa ry 'J I V f ' feez fax L J ' H , ll IH A .fl N . . . - I . an W f .2 1 ...., , L, Q, Dee Dick Stgve Leonard Kathy Dennis Linda McNichol Mumbai-at Michalski Miekszryu Morris Neal Neal ,V Y? Kathy Dave Nelson Nowicki L .. 'V el' Gloria Ann O'Nei11 Osentoski -g -. X 'I F Q. ik 5 irntbzxk hs Q , .':,1'1'2 u:'.9317. ew. s Q bf ' Q Nt! A , ,i v s HJ . L.. ..- 5 , . . 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IQ: 4 -51,3 Bonnie Jim Dan Gayle Rob Mark Susan Spencer Siager Starkey Stepka Stevens Stevenson Stiver . , W - 1 35 f'wtQ.'v ' fffiki, 47 Doug Diane Storey Stroer Al S gf -- -me f ,J i 4- - a S Q , . . , .bs u John Lynda Billie Sue Rundell, Becky Breckner, Diane Seaton Swanson Thibdaue Glenn Tolan y tl .Zi Plkl f Q -twig u F s v I- PX I i 9 KP!! at W , Dick , L9 Weiser XX-if f - ,W Q i r i H Marilyn Tracy ',4 1 Gy Debby Werner Gary Westbrook s 'W 2:2- in , f . VL.. J ,eq.' r f' , ,, ye T' tina! 5 Y' Jim Willett Debby Wilson Dorothy Wolfe Q -- ' . J 4 Q- 1,71 Joanne Donna Gloria Nancy Vanderscors Wlckings Willett WOUGH Pete Jim Luann Dick Van Wormer Vossen Walters Yeager QM, i ll VN T3 4, , fr to 4' J im ' G 'ifffezz' 'U Jane Mary Greg Volkening Weakland Yielding F J 1 ' . sn . , 4 i ' J W. iiyill i A X f 1 ' 1 -.,i1..22i22222? Mike Anita Denis Don Vorobey Wagar Warsinske Zimmer 'Wk In-. 1 Qi... Xiif I 1 ,,.' Ylw.. Qu pw f Y' my 4 ff I Ken Aldridge 49: Mary Austin wx. gg, VX, r Linda Badley I .six C f,f x ul kkglmfe is :zz 2. .. :fs Sherwood Bailey ' .2 r E9 ii wi Ev ti WM me Aaron Baker C 55 FIA N Avis Balhoff NASH?- .gagz -img , W m-.. -. , :nr ,V , , . . 'X L1 . '2f'7F' '1QL:.7- -' -' 'fwfr , ,111 .1 XA 3 :Q ' Lazy , f f'w1i.,+,1: 1 ' ' -' 41-v - fgrrg K I, ' M , ,1 T L , Q -. ., f ' Navi? ,i g 5 8 C , Y on I 0 O 'r PP-es. Piles. ,., n TKEAS . R Sherri Tom Joe Ruth French Reeves Roehl Gross Y Q M9 . S f ,., A we V '- Q H2 , NR X X X ' 2 . 'xx Siam, ma A A Jim DORIS Debby Balinski Barbe Bergstrom Q72 ' A L- in L 2 'A Eric Carole Brian Borgman Bradshaw Browning Q vi A, C, i s ' . 1 531, - Laural Linda Diana Carlisle Confer Crago .l' 1 - . :I s Q.,- g, 5 v .. ,lv 1, ij 1 .X r. 4' s . C athy C rane F' A Charlene Davies ' n i ' 'C'-Qygk ir u K H,-A + if Af X Jim Davis ,.. , 'Q Pat Diem 8 J Donna Dziubinski N ,,. 1. or V' Joanne Erard 5. ,.. F q, 1 1 .Wghil is A . . Connie Falk Q4 .- 1 I '66 -gg, Sf Q., -my M Lak 1 Richard Fetting lic, 3. .W hill l Dave Finn Jane Frazer X.- Q, - Q 15' l Sherri French 'QT if rl- .L Tyler Frndak hu Richard Teeple, Sherry Plunkitt, Jane Frazer, Laurie Loughren, Jam Neal, Judy Shirkey, Diane MacDonald, Alan Harrington. Ci , ' 41 E llllll llills Mary Gaffney .1 ,ii - , Ruth Amie Gross Q9 J Mary Hoag Y 1 9 fl Y 'G 1 y F ti , Herb Gilroy Alan Harrington Malcolm Hurst 5- 5. -W4-A Lf .N - nfl, 5. Q ..As, F , Url A 2 Bill Carolyn Goodin Gragowski 1 I . John Gary Heaman Hebert QQ..M,, -z--x-1 -:':f:f,x, Demfa Debbie Hyatte Jahn ' . J. Eff 'ggiaiifztxg ll 22 I AU Don Jamieson ,Kid is 'v ' e ff' Karen Johnson Mike Jones G 5. t'f Mary Kilbourn Q . ! Mike King Bill Kirby Cameron Kirker x VS: X62 7ll?.1x .1 1 ix , Aglxnxl Qc fx Ag ,Q-X. Qt 'tl iwlln. lm 1. so -in H 1 'W v fly- . -' . i',:'.': ,' If 4.'. n w - Donna Dianne Klais LaGruth Q.. Dick McDonald A3621 Bill ' Mielke L m Barbara Nead . gf . x Q ilit if 1 ShLLI'OI1 Lilyann MCUIIS Mieksztyn i n jk X '- yy , A - it i ,lf Tom Cherry Moore Morris is i 51 L Jan Darrel Neal Nelson 'tial 'VJ L 54 I' V 'fy JOC Steve Carol Lambert Lambert Lathrum va, ix ba. ,, .. M -- , 1, M -. Linda Marv Judy Lathrum Leaym Lenn g ' ' ft, wi A , ' 'L V - AJ I 'l X Laurie Diane Fawn Loughren MacDonald MacPherson Patsy you , V wi pf . . -V, , ,. 1 . nf. u ' Q . mv 'fa . me in Louis Chuck Osborne Pattison Peyerk 37' .1 . 1-' V' J c - ,. J X3 wok ? , , , ,,1:., Q i n . Sherry Plunkitt xg M A r 1 C, .111 if 1 i...:, . .A in ., . -4 ' Linda Richardson 'L- Harold Rockwell s . QW Sharon Terry Pohl Putze Jghxx . I .5 If :me A Ar S' w k.. :jp Lynne Jim Robinson Rock N L, fv- I S V Joe Mary Roehl Rowe J' Xxx new T f4lK L, 4 5-N -if Barbara Mary Janice Small Smarch Smith Q . av S- V f-' ' , Tom Ken DOH Reeves Reynolds Richards 4:9 .-Q r Jeannine Barbara Jenness Russell Rutkauske Schroeder n 443 K K' . 'Y' -,A ,f, Dennis Judy Orren Sherman Shirkey Simpson R R ew f sisg Steve Tom Dave Smith Solomon Storey - .M mg? W L ' , V K ' 'Q ,S :iff -K , -f ,. k Q- - A .1 A we 55 A '1'fQ' , . .Q 1 A AA 1 -...ZF V It A..-...li A1 Richard D0111121 Bonnie Mark Sturdevant Teeole Tegge Thibdaue Thorner . 1 2' v ff, ' ' L f ' N A .?.,....,m,,, my KIM. .l A J on Jane Janet Scott Larry Uthes Vansach Vermilya Vince Visga STANDING: Bob Stager, Harold Wagar, Chuck Bills, Allen Seaton. SEAT- ED: Fred Anglebrandt, Chris Miller, Chuck Dahlkc, Larry Pickering. -.4, 'ATM , A 1 I xi-'W' ' fh- X ET? a s M rs 4, 1 - , v N Q 1 'Ayr K ff Tom Jon Tom Wand? , Cindy Volkening Warner Warsinskc Warsinski Watson Glazier Weakland Bill Williams v -1. - ,- Sandy Worley , John Zdral OUT OF FOCUS: Dennis Ackerman, E. J. Anglebrandt. f , J .,ZT,,,: Yi: -- tk ' an QQQMQH sw! - l5'ff'f3' w X x. P4 Wim. 2155 lllllhiii -L ... N..- 7-AIIHX ug 9 S, School Personnel Mrs. Bartow Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Mallwitz Mr. Hurley School Nurse Mrs. Balhoff-Cooks Transportation Mrs, Knuth Superintendent's Secretary Mrs. Conger Bookkeeper A Q Y W' if 'n Mrs, Burley Office Clerk Mrs. Sawdon Library Clerk Mrs. Bacher B Principal's Secretary '51 Mr. Watson V Superintendent of Maintenance A Mr, Bowen, Mr. R, Watson Mr. Smith, Mr. McDonald Mr. Harkleroad-Maintenance Mr. Siler'-Mairltenalwe Here at the portal thou dost stand, And with thy curious, out- stretched hand Thou openest the myster- ious door Into the futur e ' s undis- covered land. FACULTY Mrs. Margaret Skinner taught Spanish I, Latin I and II. She was also an advisor for the 10th grade. e Mrs. Joane Veld wa in charge of Debate Forensi and was as assistant d is to the 9th grade. She d t e Junior and nior a a5dt.1ught Pulp? z1hi ish . Q' of .....................,....... .-,a,,,- ..,... .., ,-.. ,,. ., . Mrs. Marilynn Gorham was the Librarian this year. She was in charge of the Library Student Assistants and helped with the National Honor Society and 12th grade. 5 JY Spanish I II III, and Journalism were taught by Miss Clare Vivian. Her I ,dv Y, . D ' J-1 other activities included being a 12th grade advisor and being in charge of Up SX A n . the Amplifier. K5 . A iw if its Tenth grade English was taught N by Mr. Stewart MacDonald. Mr. MacDonald has been one of the 9th grade advisors for this year. This year's advisor of the yearbook and Future A Teachers of America was Mrs. Shirley Bellow. She taught English ll and supervised the library 4th hour, In charge of the National Honor Society and an assistant advisor to the 12th grade was Miss Aharas Kresin. Miss Kresin was a Counselor and also taught English 12. 'W English 9 and 10 were taught by Miss Joyce Clarkson. She was a 9th grade advisor and supervised in the library part of each after- noon. Mathematics NNI .fin Mr. Chapman taught Math 9, Algebra I, and Refresher Geometry, Advanced Algebra, and Trigonometry Math. The freshman class claimed him as their were instructed by Mr, Yon, He was a sopho- advisor. Coach Chapman was our freshman basketball more Clegg advisor during the Current year, coach and assistant junior varsity football coach. This year General Business, Algebra I, and Business Arithmetic were taught by Mrs. Lewan- dowski. She also was a sponsor of the junior class. Science Miss Fedraw was one of our enthusiastic science teachers. She taught Biology I and II and Science 9. In addition she helped advise the Junior class. Dr. Misenar served in the capacity of Counselor and also taught Psychology and Geography. In the summer he conducted Driver's Training class. Besides these he was a sponsor of the sophomore class. V 1 'CN cnlu , Y MCGUUINDAYQQ 'NL len NY! W me' '91 Mr. Stephens instructed Physics, Chemistry, and Physi- cal Science. He also was chief advisor for the senior class. 'Tf'Fif'ef. 'fs ' - E' W Q 4 V. gi' W ' zofivfwni- im , S f xi W i X U oyilw, 19002011535 .hclk-1iTtw8 F A rt. we What is an Australian ballot? What court has the power to declare a law passed by Congress unconstitutional? These and many other questions are answered every day by Mrs. Blackney, ninth grade Social Studies teacher. Along with her regular classes, Mrs. Blackney was a freshmen advisor this year. What place would offer to teach you how to fill out an income tax form ggrgecily? Mr. Whee1er's Economics class! Not only could you learn how to fill out a tax form, but in Govern- ment you can find out how our electoral voting system for Presidential elections works. If your interests lie in other areas, you could always take Social Problems. One requirement for these classes is that you be a senior. In this case you would have Mr. Wheeler for class advisor too. Who knows more about the American Revolution, the Civil War and the Homestead Act than anyone else at M,H.S.? You guessed it! Mr. Martin special- izes in American History and being chief advisor of the junior class. 25 ----? ' Boys' gym classes and noon hour duty are just a few of the responsibilities of Mr. Braun. He spent some of his time as the advisor of the Varsity Club and the class of '68, Some students e A. :E I 'Q fx if Miss Babcock, a January graduate of Central Michigan University, re- placed Mrs. Burns at the beginning of the second semester. know him as Coach Braun, the coach of varsity football and track. CTI? In addition to the girls' gym classes, Mrs. Burns also was the advisor of G.A.A., Pep Club, cheerleaders, and the class of '70. .yr i ..-A ,i , ,:' K 0 an r I . i 5 ! ' X- Y A f.1.....,, . Mr. Skinner taught World History and two sections of boys' gym. He also is the chief advisor of the class of '69, Mr, Skinner was the coach of J.V. football, J.V. basketball, and golf. Mr. Collard taught Office Practice, Typing I, II, and Shorthand. In addition, he has been a 10th grade advisor. VUCA TI 0 AL This year Mr. Pake taught Typing I, Bookkeeping, Sales, and Law. He has also been 12th grade advisor, backfield coach of the football team, and coach of the varsity baseball team. Miss Mullen conducted classes in Home- making I, II, III, and Home and Family Living. She has also advised the Future Homemakers of America club and the 10th grade. ART Industrial Arts and Woodwork I and II were taught this year by Mr. Suprenant, who is just one of the many skilled teachers at M,H,S, Mr. Suprenant pre- pares his students for future work in jobs they might acquire. He has also been an llth grade advisor. ' , it 3 ' 1-1 During the past year, Mr. Den Uyl in- structed Day Trade Machine Shop and Machine Shop. Mr. Den Uyl had twelve boys participating in Day Trade Machine Shop. These boys came from our school and other area schools. They learned how to operate machines that are used in various factories. In addition, he coached the 9th grade football team. R Mr. Philp taught Advanced and Mechani- cal Drawing, and Related Training, which is a part of Co-op. Mr. Philp has been helping students at M.H.S. locate jobs. This year we have had 38 students on Co-op. Fine Arts in ,,, J tm V W : Sf K - M fju Q' I if n 4 I A f . IH .ins Mr. Salvo: Music Department Mrs. McCall: Art Department Mr. Charles Salvo is our hard- working, capable band and chorus direc- tor. His many hours have resulted in a fine music program which everyone at M.H.S, can be proud of. Along with this, he directed the Elementary and Inter- mediate bands, and was a Senior Class advisor, Mrs, Shirley McCall brings one of the fine arts into a visual perspective here at M,H,S, Under her able leadership of Art I, II, and III, many interesting and beautiful art projects are being taught to our students. She put her many talents to good use through being a class ad- visor and devoted many hours to the Junior Prom and Junior Play. 1 I is X Look through any window. What do you see? Srnilin' faces all around. . .participating in a variety of clubs, plays, and activities. X X x es' YW QW ..,. sux N r :xl K4,,V,., f ,X ,,..,- 'rs-D ,nf 3, l Q21 fi Q rg V N51 WA- , 5 If . 'Ear f 1. 'sf V , - v 45' f 3, R Mrs. Bellow . . . . . Advisor Bev Butler .... . . . Co-Ed. Dee Ostrander. . . . . .Co-Ed. Richard Teeple .... Ass't. Ed. Rob Bier ....... Chief Photog. Carolyn Gragowski. Ass't. Photog. J. 1 53 'L 1 6 ,- WM. ,r di TY 'J Ampli ier Staf Back Row: Reporters - Dianne LaGruth,Connie Falk, Laurie Loughren, Sherri French, Ruth Anne GFOSS. John Johnson. Second Row: Miss Vivian, Advisor: Bonni Carryer, Feature Editor: Steve Plunkitt, Sports Editor: Glenda Graham, Exchange Editor: Linda Uppleger, News Editor: Rob Bier, Editorial Editor. Front Row: Mary Durentini, Writing Editor: Andrea Simpson, Editor-in- Chief: Fred Wastell, Art Editor: Janet McMartin, Print- ing Editor. H0 URARY Back Row: Kathy Norton, Scott Vince, Steve Plunkitt, James Blackney, Ron Goodin, Tom Volkening, C.J. Knuth, Sandy Worley. Middle Row: Sue McLellan, Nancy Roesch, Joanne Erard, Karen Johnson, Wanda Warsinski, Ruth Anne Gross, Mary Gaffney, Charlene Davies, Sherry Plunkitt, Bonni Carryer. Front Row: Franklin Yon, President: Tom Warsinske, Vice-Presidentg Mary Durentni, Secretaryg Ron Dimick, Treasurerg Rob Bier, Parliamentariang Carl Decator, Historian. ational Honor Society The Honor Society took part in several activities this year. In December they sponsored a tea for Marysville Alumni. High School juniors and seniors who at- tended had an opportunity to discuss the colleges of their choice with people who have had first-hand experience with college life. In February members of the group served at an industrial arts open house. Initiation of new members and recognition of provisional members was held in early March. Mrs. Gorham and Miss Kresin served as this year's faculty advisors to the group. OCIE TIE The National Honor Society is an or- ganization for high school students who indicate superior achievement in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character,and service. The students to the right are provisional members of the Marysville Chapter. Each of them who is able to maintain the high standards of the society will attain full membership and receive their pins next fall. The provisional members are: Back Row: Nancy Wollen, Steve Matthews, Denis Warsinske, Bob Ashpole, Joanne Bier. Front Row: Mar- garet Gaffney, Carol McDonald, Michele Fox. uill and Scroll Standing: Miss Vivian, Advisor Seated: Rob Bier, Andrea Simpson, Bev Butler. The Omer P. Bartow chapter of the Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was chartered Oct- ober 15, 1964. The purpose of the society is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. To be eligible to become a member astudent must: Q13 Have a classification of junior or senior. 12J Be in the upper third of his class. C33 Have done superior workin some phase of journalism or school publications work. Q43 Be recommended by the advisor or by the committee governing publications. Q53 Be approved by the secretary-treasurer of the Society. MOTTO: Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye free. Student Council Marysvil1e's Student Council for the year 1966 67 was headed by Joe Pavlov. The vice- president was Gib Heimg Sue McLellan took the minutes for the meetingsg and Andy Simpson was treasurer. Activities of the Student Council included: Planning for homecoming activities. Soliciting for the yearbook. Conducting locker checks. Selling popcorn at all home games. Sponsoring of assemblies. KT A l 0, 45.-Y-j:ff.x5ZQ?r 'Bn 1 ' r L . D ' V I 13 ' . I fi ... . I .n .... ' 5' f . . satan. 4 A i 4 L .1 th A ' ml, Q ,. , . Ma , F2 Q 5 .t 5,5 'veg I Starting the S are the First Semester members: Judy Venia, Fred Wastell, Kathy Dusseau, Jim Van Wormer, Bev Butler, Frank Yon, Art Neumann, Lilyann Mieksztyn, Joe Roehl, Carolyn Gragowski, Connie Falk, Dan Starkey, Rinda Balhoff, Paul Malone, and Carol McDonald. K 'lg f B. In the C are Peggy Schaefer, Steve Matthews, Nancy Heim, Doug Goodin, Julie Vermilya, Denny Stroh, Brian Jordan, and Dave Uppleger. Second Sem- ester members are Gayle Simons, Nancy Bukowski, Denis Warsinske, Joanne Vanderscors, Rob Stevens, and Laura Marquardt. Librar Service Back Row: Greg Mills, Linda Richardson, Linea Soderholm, Les Parrow. Middle Row: Janet Verrnilya, Bonni Carryer, Linda Weigand, Denise Perry, Front Row : Donna Dziubinski, Judy Farr, April Gorham, Library Service, directed by Mrs. Marilynn Gorham,had thir- teen participants during 1966-67. Library Assistants learned how a library operates and also how to do certain tasks in the library such as keeping track of over- Greg, Michele, Janet Mrs, Gorham, Advisor due books, shelving books, filing cards, and checking out books. Students who took part in the Library Service this year re- ceived one half credit for their work. Sondra FTA , xr FIFTH ROW: Tom Volkening, Carolyn Gragowski, Mary Rowe, Jim Blackney, Ray Frndak, Janet Neal, and Les Parrow. FOURTH ROW: Lilyann Mieksztyn, Andrea Simpson, Connie Kern, Nancy Bukowski,JanetMcMartin, Carolyn Copony, Diane MacDonald, Ruth Gross, Sherri French, Dee Ostrander, Linda Badley, and Mary Gaff- ney. THIRD ROW: Laurie Loughren, Nancy Wollen,Sandy Heim, Linda Breckner, Nancy Hool, Michele Fox, Donna Dziubinski, Sandy Worley, Bonnie Spencer, Carol Mc- Donald, and Debbie Jahn, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Bellow, Advisor, Donna Klais, Nancy Roesch, Sue Blue: Judy Lenn, Charlene Davies, Sherry Plunkitt, Diana Crago, Karen Johnson, Fawn MacPherson, and Wanda Warsinski. FIRST ROW: Jeannine Russell, Sue McLellan, BohJeffries, Par- liamentariang Gayle Pickard, Historiang Mary Durentini, Secretary: Beverly Butler, President: Frank Yon, Vice President: Judy Venia, Assistant Secretary: PatOslJorne, Treasurer: and Glenda Graham. adet Teachers ,ff 1. w A flaw no .. ix 'roltuug Jim Blackncy, Business Arithmetic: Nancy RoesCh,Sixth Gymg Beverly Butler, Sixth Grade: Dee Ostrzindcr Grade: Mary Durcntini, Spanish Ilg Gayle Pickzlrd, First Girls' Gym, Grade: Ray Frndzikiiighth Grande: Connie Kern, Girls' FA The Future Nurses of America has been an active club this year under the su- pervision of Miss Fedraw. They have held food drives for the needy families in the Marysville areaand toy drives for underprivileged children. The members of the club have visited sev- eral hospitals this year and have assisted in giving shots at the Health Depart- ment in Port Huron. TWA Back Row: Lynda Thibdaue, Nancy Hool, Dee McNieh01, Debbie Mieksztyn, Janet Vermilya. Front Row: Jane Van Carol Pelton, Sue Stiver, Nancy Samson, Gloria Helzer. Sdflh. BORING Thibdaue, Sandy Worley, Miss Fedraw. Ad' 2nd Row: Fawn Macpherson, Marcia Johnson, Diana visor: Sharon Pohl, Mary Hoag, Bonni Carryer. Crago, Sondra MacPherson. Pat Kukulka, Karen Johnson, FHA Back Row: Kathy Crawford, Gayle Stepka, Carolyn Gra- gowski, Cherry Morris, Debbie Wilson, Dorothy Wolfe, Dianne Stroer, Pat O'Neill. 3rd Row: Gloria Warsinski , Nancy Heim, Connie Tyler, Linda Lenn, Kathy Norton, Sandy Cruickshank, April Gorham, Anita Wagar, Connie Wellman, Cheryl Putze. 2nd Row: Janet Vcrmilya, Sue Blue, Debbie Howes, Michele Fox, Iiarliara Branch, Sandy Heim, Janet Lewis, Jane Volkening, Miss Mullen, Advisor. Front Row: Judy Shirkcy, Karen Siler, Becky Parker, Rinda Balhoff, Margaret Gaffney, Mary Weakland, Linda Curtis, Shawn Schlahach, Activities of the Future Homemakers of America this year have included their initiation on Decem- ber 14, 1966, and the an- nual area meeting of the F.H,A. at Romulus, Michi- AC' gan, on October 29, 1966. This association has been under the excellent super- vision of Miss Mullen, the M.H, S. homemaking teach- er. .fl N lj Is, jx., ' 1j21'fv m'cE'.'r. TQ sg Nw- T 4. if F N 1 13,7 1119975 tiff .afar ' Y .'.?9!'f. . . .. g 'in Top Row: Don Wilson-Tomlin Drugs, Mary Lou Rutkofske- Bell Telephone, Gary Stroh-Great Lakes I Products. Third Row: Leo Samson-Great Lakes Products, Dennis Thick-Iiugene Welding, Barb Wagar-Bell Telephone, Bob Cataldo-C. Jerry's. Second Row:Kay Bowie-Gardens School, Kay Zeller-Southeastern Michigan Gas, Dean DeShon-C. Jerry's, Bruce Bryda-Bell Telephone, Mike David-C. Jerry's. First Row:John Pattison-C.Jerry's, Pat O'Neill-Intermediate School, Don Jamieson-C. Je1'ry's, Larry Schwark-C. Jerry's, Shawn Schlabach- Big Boy. B ..,..t.1...,.'. V, -Um, S? :xv ? ...r Working in the morning or afternoon, while their classmates are in school, these students gain valuable experience and earn money as well. Each day they push through the doors of super- markets, offices, schools, stores, factories, and other bus- iness places from St. Clair to I N OP ian-nnnn1- ,.f 6.- f JY!! lx 3 lf- x '-v-'-LV-. ,, D .r wi.. , f' ,K X l north Port Huron as part ofthe co-op program. These juniors and seniors earn their pay by stocking shelves, repairing cars, driving trucks, styling hair, doing office work, andavariety of other tasks. Some will find their life's work while others will use their earnings to go to college. -QS QL 1 Ik if Top Row: George Macllae-Coka Cola, Gayle Simons- lYLi.Sl'llIlfItOll School, Doug Muitrott-Mar-Mac, Carol Bellow-High School Counselors office, Diane Perry- Washington School, Lynn Giroux-Port Huron School of Beauty Culture, Jerry Eagen-Port Huron Pipe, Dale Kasemeyer-Ogden 81 Moffet Trucking. Second Row: Mark Thorncr-Tomlin Drugs, Judy Lenn-People's Bunk, Janis Rutkuuskc-Gardens School, Harold liugen-Home- stead Gardens, Ed Dziuhinski-Low Sales Si Service. First row : Brian Browning-I.G.A., Kathy Dusscziu- Stevens Trucking, Michele Jones-Kresge's, Chris Visga- Port Huron School of Beauty Culture, Avis Bztlhoff- I.G.A. Debate Varsity debating team: Rob Bier, Frank Yon, Connie Falk, Carl Decator. Spring forensics of 1967 consisted of John Johnson, Chris Ramsay, Paul Mc Nichol, Ron Dimick, Debby Bassett, Judy Keener, Kay Keener, Rod McComber, Julie Vermilya, and Con- nie Falk, Rod McComber placed first in serious in- terpretative reading and won a dictionary, pin, and the right to go on to the regionals. Spring Forensics The affirmative team for the year 1966-67 was Connie Falk and Carl De- cator. On December 14, 1966, they were rated su- perior. The negative team was Rob Bier and Frank Yon. They also had a very successful year. The nov- ice debators were Chris Ramsay and John Johnson. Our debators took second place in the debate league and were awarded pins. Back Row: John Johnson, Chris Ramsay, Paul McNichol, and Ron Dimick. Front Row: Debby Bassett, Judy Keener, Kay Keener, and Julie Vermilya. On February 25, the Marysville High School Ski Club made its first all-day ski trip to Pine Knob, a ski area in Clarkston, Michigan. It wasacold day, 6 degrees above zero, when they all met early in the morning. It was a pretty calm trip down there with not much happening except for a few missing shoes and such. When the ski club members got there,everyone was eager to get out on the slopes. For a lot of the members, it was their first time us- ing the chair lift. They were cautioned about the weatherg and because it was so cold, they were ad- vised to come inside and get warm about every 45-60 minutes. During the day there were many exciting times--one ski club member broke her ski the last time down the hill, two others assisted the ski patrol with an accident victim, other members took lessons, and some sat in the lodge. On the way home the club stopped at another ski area to look over its facilities and there was talk of skiing there next year. N ,,,, V, . f . ' f M, . sg, a, ?+sa2Ttq, iii ffl A ,fwffiiiiiif ., .Mew-gmt' 4th Row. Barb Badley, Richard Howe, Carolyn Grag- owski, Tom Warsinske, Doug Storey, Jim Blackney, Jim Van Wormer, Jerry Jordan. 3rd Row: Nancy Samson, Carrie Copony, Rick Dumas, Les Parrow, Bruce Jordan, Aaron Baker, Nancy Cruickshank. 2nd Row: Linda Curtis, Janice Lenn, Linda Lenn, Jane Vermilya, Debby Bassett, Art Neumann, Linda Badley, Donna Klais, Lynn Charbonneau, Diane Stroer, Debbie Wilson. lst Row: Sue McLellan, Scott Vince, Carl Decator, Janis Rut- kauske, Vice-President, Ron Dimick, Presidentg Bob Jeffries, Program Director: Connie Kern, Secretary, Miss Fedraw, Advisor. Not Pictured: Joe Pavlov, Mark Hoover, Brenda Partain, Larry Schwark, Donna Tegge, Pete Van Wormer. 49 G.A.A. BACK ROW: Debby Bassett, Rae Ann Pietroski, Diane Stroer, Gayle Stepka, Kathy Morris, Louise Campbell, Marcia Johnson, Linda Neal, Pat Massacar, Carol McDonald, Karen Garrett, Mrs. Burns, Advisor. SIXTH ROW: Carolyn Gragowski, Dee Ostrander, Kathy Nelson, Peggy Durrant, Mary Weakland, Su Pegg, Donna Dziub- inski, Patsy Osborne, Donna Klais, Donna Tegge, Joy Harkleroad, Linda Curley, Susan Corbett. FIFTH ROW: Susan Stiver, Bonnie Spencer, Joanne Vanderscors, Nancy Hool, Dee McNicho1, Nancy Samson, Elaine Jones, Lily- ann Mieksztyn, Demra Hyatte, Denise Stevens, Norma Marks, Jane Ciel, Penny Marlatt, Debbie Grant. FOURTH ROW: Irene Gregg, Joanne Bier, Sandy Heim, Nancy Wollen, Michele Fox, Denise Perry, Kathy Crawford, Sherri Wright, Linda Hillock, Roxanne Wilson, Rose Vossen, Vicki Sawdon, Claudia Cline, Cindy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ruth Anne Gross,Judy Lenn,G1oria Helzer, Karen Simmons, Nancy Heim, Connie Wellman, Kaylene Keener, Debbie Mieksztyn, Julie Vermilya, Nadine Ost- rander, Terrie Warsinske, Janice Lenn, Janet Vermilya, Jeannine Russell, Pat Kukulka. SECOND ROW: Anita Wagar, Gloria O'Nei11, Linda Lenn, Sue Blue, Kay Bowie, Kathy Norton, Jane Vermilya, Debby Howes, Lynn Charbonneau, Peggy Schaefer, Gloria Warsinski, Lynda Thibdaue, Bonnie Thibdaue, Sharon Pohl, Sandy Worley, Karen Johnson. FRONT ROW: Laurie Loughren, Sue McLellan, Charlene Davies, Judy Shirkey, Connie Kern, President: Janet Neal, Vice-President: Sherri French, Secretary: Nancy Cruickshank, Treasurer: Mary Duren- tini, Point Chairman: Judy Venia, Nancy Bukowski, Pat O'Nei11. Pep BACK ROW: Bonnie Spencer, Debby Bassett, Rae Ann Pietroski, Mary Smarch, Gayle Stepka, Kathy Morris, Louise Campbell, Dee Ostrander, Carolyn Gragowski, Sherri French, Janet Neal, Connie Kern. SIXTH ROW: Chris Sheldon, Nancy Hool, Carrie Copony, Rinda Bal- hoff, Kathy Nelson, Peggy Durrant, Mary Weakland, Cherry Morris, Linda Richardson, Donna Dziubinski, Gayle Pickard, Jeanne Lutze, Lilyann Mieksztyn, Mrs. Burns, Advisor, FIFTH ROW: Karen Siler, Susan Stiver, Joanne Bier, Nancy Cruickshank, Dee McNicho1, Nancy Samson, Elaine Jones, LaVerne LaPointe,Demra Hyatte, Denise Stevens, Linda Lenn, Linda Wiegand, Jane Ver- milya, FOURTH ROW: Bev Butler, Sandy Heim, Karen Simmons, Gloria Helzer, Nancy Wollen, Michele Fox, Denise Perry, Norma Marks, Sharon Melms, Barb Nead, lub Jane Vansach, Sherry Plunkitt, Fawn MacPherson, Linda Breckon. THIRD ROW: Barb Small, Judy Lenn, Sue Maples, Laura Marquardt, Joanne Cole, Nancy Heim, Connie Wellman, Kaylene Keener, Debbie Mieksztyn, Julie Vermilya, Nadine Ostrander, Terrie Warsinske, Janice Lenn, Janet Vermilya, SECOND ROW: Anita Wagar, Gloria O'Neil1, Sue Blue, Mary Durentini, April Gorham, Kathy Norton, Linda Curtis, Alice Billiet, Lynn Charbonneau, Peggy Schaefer, Debby Werner, Gloria Warsinski, Janet Lewis, Lynda Thibdaue. FRONT ROW: Laurie Loughren, Sue McLellan, Charlene Davies, Barb Rutkauske, Judy Shirkey, Ruth Anne Gross, Secretary: Judy Venia, Vice-President: Janice Rutkauske, President: Nancy Bukowski, Treasurer: Pat O'Neil1. Viking Pep Band l 'agp 2, rj' Q wfqmawy Q KX. , ,k..k SXHL4 5' Sb Back Row: Dick Teeple,CarolPelton,Rodney McComber, Vermilya, Beverly Butler, Linda Badley, Jane Ver- Jon Uthes, Dick Welser, Carl Decator, Ron Dimick, milya, Rob Bier. Frank Yon, Bob LaGruth, Sue Blue. Front Row: Julie Hooray for Marysville! Hooray for Marysville! Someone's in the crowd, Yelling hooray for Marys ville! 1 2 3 4 ! Who you gonna yell for? Marysville, that's who! Marysville Hi, we cheer for you With voices strong and clear for you Every classmate young and old Cheers with spirit brave and bold Our dear old Marysville Hi- Rah Rah Rah Marysville Hi, we sing to you Glory and honor bring to you Every hero on the field To a rival never yields For dear old Marysville Hi. NH E Marysville Hi, we fight for you We'll keep your banners bright for you With our loyal hearts so true We will always fight for you Our dear old Marysville Hi- Rah Rah Rah Marysville Hi, we'll win for you We'll claim the champion- ship for you We will always bring you fame To your ever glorious name Our dear old Marysville Hi. M ajorettes Marysville's majorettes have displayed a great deal of pep and enthusiasm this year. They have led the band in all the foot- ball pre-game and half-time performances. They have been led by Sherry Plunkitt, a junior. This was Sherry's first year as drum majorette. On October 1, the band and the major- ettes traveled to Ann Arbor for the Univer- sity of Michigan's band day. Bands came from all over. All morning the majorettes were hard at work learning a new routine. The majorettes performed at the pre-game show and the bands performed at half-time. This spring the Majorettes wore their new uniforms for the first time. KNEELING: Sue Blue, Sherry Plunkitt, Drum Mu- Ostrander Janlce Lenn NUI PILIURI D M ny lou joretteg Debby Bergstrom. STANDING: Dina Leighton, Rutkofske J.metVerm11V1 Alternlte Debby Howes, LuVerne LilpOlDt8, Demru Hyutte, Nadine There's Music Senior Band Keys: Rob Bier, Sue Blue, Bev Butler, Carl Decator, Ron Dimick, Carol Pelton, Jane Verm- ilya, Frank Yon. 2, V X ben Decator, bassg Jon Uthes, snare drum: Greg ey MCCOYYXXSGY, Klais, bassg Kaylene Keener, snare drum. no sail Hoag' Dick Cad 3 0 5 ' 59. ' ki , lt uc NXKCHBXSGOOGIQSD o aa' , 3 gxeve XS, Ed vef Cy mbadrumz I bass if 2 X .2 f .Z 'XZ My Jenness Schroeder, clarinet, Sherri French, clarinet, Debby Xe,a1t0 Zgg, Bergstrom, clarinet: Janice Smith, clarinet: Demra Hyatte, .D1Qk'Yef?Ue,,e Gfetry clarinet. Front Row: Jane Vermilya, clarinet, Bill Mielke, ki aug auo sagiarwetzmwem clarinet, Rob Bier, clarinet, Karen Johnson, clarinet. XNa.c5xKX5 'd F3111 vsztgn, Xkayfl anda . Bichar n Nhek Pai Kumi 1 sax' iivan - eil Third igglgon. amid ROW Hsag. Cxarm Officers: Standing: Carl Card X 59.00 V Niafll Decator, Historian, Ron alto Sit' Clafme ' Dimick, President. Seated: ' pxuilm ' Frank Yon, Vice-Pres.g Bev Butler, Sec.-Treas. The M,H.S. marching band started off the year with a parade during Richmond's Good Ole Days. On October 1, 1966, Marysville's band members, along with thousands of other bands- men, attended the U. of M. Band Day at Ann Arbor. The marching band also played at five home football games including Homecom- ing, Parents' Night, and Band Night, The last event of the marching season came May 30, 1967, the Memorial Day Parade. in the Air Band Letters: Linda Bad- ley, Debby Bergstrom, Sue Blue , Charlene Davies, Richard Fetting, Sherri French, Mary A. Hoag, Diane MacDonald, Lilyann Sue Blue, baritone: Ron Dimick, percussiong co Allen Seaton, tromboneg Nadine Ostrander, .rnelg E Third Row: Joanne Bier, cornetg Bob LaGruth, cornetg D Mieksztyn, Bill Mielke, Sherry Plunkitt, Joe Roehl, Janice Smith, Richard Teeple, Jon Uthes, Wanda 5 Warsinski, Sandy Worley. 5. y G: 'X , - t . Dlrectoru arl Macau 1 CO1-net. M , In Sal Q I g x N X 5,-C. X 'XT i S 1 Q X Joe Roehl, cornetg Diane MacDonald, cornetg Frank Yon, Dgbvics, bar. cornet. Second Row: Terrie Warsinske, clarinetg Susan hor ble Miekltone Sax. Stiver, alto clarinet, Barb Badley, bass clarinet, Pat fl n' F1-O Szfyn F' Glo,- Osborne, tenor sax: Donna Klais, tenor sax: Charlene Ufef-1u1fe'52 ROW: SZenCh hfiniwargjnsk 1 l Pfflilya, gidlgelloljhonei ln full marching uniform: ' ev Butlefboei Deqgl' French' Jeanne Lutze, cornetg and ' flute- na Dean Bob Ashpole, snare drum. ' .-if-N Q--fi' Concert Season for the M,H.S. band was special this year. The reason? New unforms! The calendar wasa full one with the Spring Concert April 7, the high school music assembly May 2, the Blue Water Festival May 3, and Commencement June ll. Lots of practice and perseverance made the season very successful. Marches, jazz, and the more classical works of Wagner, Beethoven, and Bach were played and enjoyed by all band members. - QW, ,M .. ,M .., My . .x W M, 4 Z . Back Row: Jim Willett, Don Goddard, Dennis Neal, Clay- ton Neal, Mark Hoover, Dave Kulman, Marty Reynolds, Tom Moore, Mark Stevenson, Steve Lambert. Second Row: Marilyn Tracy, Carolyn Priess, Linda Mclntyre, Susan Stiver, Audrey Willett, Beth Blackmer, Gloria The Marysville High School chorus is under the excellent direction of Mr. Salvo, the music director of Marysville High School. They have participated in many school programs. One of these was the an- nual Christmas Chapel Service, which was pre- sented on December 21, 1966. The chorus also took Willett. First Row: Mr. Salvo, Directory Peggy Durrant, Laura Marsden, Linda Neal, Donna Wickings, Kathy Cook, Jeanne Lutze, Sandy Sherbutt, Ann Osentoski, Mary Ann Hoag, Accompanist. l part in the International Spring Festival held in Sar- nia. Selections were sung by each high school and the 0 combined choruses. One of r the last performances of u the chorus was Baccalaur- eate Service in June of S 1967. The accompanist for 1966-67 was Mary Ann Hoag. Senior Pla The Night of January 16 Cast: Prison Matron, , Bailiff ......... Judge Heath ....... District Attorney Flint . Secretary .,...... Defense Attorney Stevens Secretary ........ Clerk of the Court . Karen Andre .... Dr. Kirkland ..... Mrs. John Hutchins . . Homer Van Fleet . . Elmer Sweeney . . . Nancy Lee Faulkner. . . Magda Svenson ..... John Graham Whitfield . Jane Chandler ...... Sigured Jungquist .... Larry Regan ....... Roberta Van Rensselaer Shawn Schlabach . . . .Bob Jeffries . . . Ron Dimick . . . . Franklin Yon . . . .April Gorham . . .. . . RobBier . . Jane Vermilya . . . Jim Blackney . Bonni Carryer . . Bob Partridge . . . Bev Butler . . John Johnson . . Greg Mills . . Gayle Simons . . . Judy Venia . . Carl Decator . . Dee Ostrander . . Les Parrow . . . . . Joe Pavlov . . .Glenda Graham Stenographer ....... Sandy Cruickshank Student Director . . . Rodney MoComber Director ...... . . Mrs. Joane Veld WTP Junior Pla Seventeenth Summer, by Maureen Daly Angie Morrow . . Margaret Morrow Lorraine Morrow Kitty Morrow . . Mrs. Morrow . . Mr. Morrow . . Jack Duluth . . Art ...... Martin Keefe. . Jane Rady . . Tony .... Margie. . Fitz ...... Director ..... Student Director . Personal Properties. Stage Crew .... CAST Laurie Loughren , Sherri French Bonnie Thibdaue Dianne LaGruth . . . . Jan Neal , Marv Leaym . . Tom Reeves . Tom Volkening , Dick McDonald Lilyann Mieksztyn . . Bill Williams . Karen Johnson . . John Heaman . . . . Mrs.Ve1d , , , Connie Falk , , Sharon Pohl Brian Browning Alan Harrington Steve Lambert Tom Moore Junior Prom 1 A i ff Y ff., , 3 ,,1 63 1 s .A . s . A , I: 'X w i913 ..L,,, ,K k ,sw- Because everyone was snowbound on January 27th, the 1967 Jr. rom was postponed till January 28th. But when 8:30 p.m. arrived, e Castle in the Clouds that had been hovering about the Gar- ns School finally came alive. Inside its walls, the corridor and llroom were filled with ladies and gentlemen who danced to the avenly music provided by The New Sounds, a seventeen-piece nd. Refreshments were served throughout the evening by the eshmen hostesses. When the castle lights finally dimmed, the ests climbed into their carriages and traveled out into the night. xii HOMECOMI' G 'ir N9 4,4 QUEEN: LINDA UPPLEGER Members of the Court: STANDING: She-rri Wright, MCLe11zu1, Seniorg Laurie Loughreu, Junior: Dismal Freshnmng Luanne Walters, Sophomore. SITTING! Sue Ostrunder, Senior. wi iSliiSK1..U1 - H My Q- It ., ,Q 'M FLOATS SENIORS: Canonize the Saints JUNIORS: Sizzle the Saints SOPHOMORES: Key to Victory FRESHMEN: Dive In and Win ART CLASS: Flush the Saints VARSITY CLUB FLOAT 'ATR LL. L 1 - ,H I , . .q. -- 1 4's it 'H' 1 H 175-..-' PLACINGS FLOATS: lst: Sophomores 2nd: Seniors 3rd: ArtC1z1sS CAR: Seniors The Varsity Club is an organ- ization for the athletes of Marys- ville High who have lettered in a varsity sport. The members of this club are expected to put forth effort in a creditable manner to represent the school and community, to keep up school spirit, partici- pate in the many different sports and help fight for the M.H.S, championship. The club members bought corsages for the mothers of the football players to wear on Par- ents' Night. During the home- coming season the Varsity Club entered a float for the parade. A dance was sponsored by the members after winning the bas- ketball game against P,H.C, The Varsity Club members also sold refreshments at all home basket- ball games. Another activity of the club was selling candy for the Booster Club to pay for a seven- man sled for football. On January 14, 1967, the members took a trip to Cobo Hall to see the Pistons slaughter San Francisco. Varsity lub Officers: Left to Right: Bob Jeffries, Secretary: Jim Van Wormer, Sergeant-at-arms: Denny Weymouth, Presidentg Ron Goodin, Vice- Presidentg Jim Blackney, Treasurer. Back Row: Gary Hebert, Dave Finn, Ken Reynolds, Jerry Jordan, Ray Frndak, Marty Reynolds, Rob Stevens, Tyler Frndak, Doug Barbe. Fourth Row: Roger Zinzo, C.J. Knuth, Fred Wastell, Bill Tack, Jim Rock, Bob Frendt, Tom Reeves, Don Richards, Greg Mills. Third Row: Mike Jones, Toby Hurst, John Heaman, Jon Uthes, Bill Goodin, Eric Borgman, Joe Roehl, Denny White, Durnell Stephens. Second Row: Coach Braun, Advisory Robert Ashpole, Jim Partridge, Paul Vargo, Robert LaGruth, Harold Rockwell, Jon Warner, Art Neumann, Bill Wil- liams, Dan Starkey. Front Row: Bob Partridge, Carl Decator, Gib Heim, Jim Van Wormer, Bob Jeffries, Denny Weymouth, Ron Goodin, Jim Blackney, Rick Hija, Steve Plunkitt. Not Pictured: Ken Aldridge, Bob Cataldo, Harold Eagen, Dick McDonald, Dave Moran, John Johnson, Larry Schwark, Don Wilson. SPUR TS The halls of fame are open wide And they are always fullg Some go in by the door called push And some by the door called pull, E: 1. K7 N nf 1 Q3 f. , 4 - . 4 f Bob Frendt Marty Reynolds Greg M1115 End End End Ron Goodin End at , C . AN, K4 G x . F ' Steve Plunkitt Bob Partrxdge riiexzgiteu Jlm Guard Quarterback .f' os .ausm .I 3 . . ,M H3.I'0ld Eagen Bill Tack Rick Hija Guard Guard End T Joe Smith Guard Denny Weymouth Jim Van Wormer End Center I I 4 Heim Bogjgjgies Art Neumann Durnie Stephens C,J, Knuth Manager Halfbaok ' l ,,. ' 3 ,V V Y WW., ,-,-jr ul Dave MOI-an Don Wilson Paul Vargo Ken Aldridge Tackle Halfback Quarterback Fullback SCORING RESULTS 16 South Lake 38 Cros-Lex 33 St. Clair 20 27 Richmond 12 21 P.H. Catholic 12 20 Algonac 13 41 Marine City 12 1966 CAL L - f ...M ..,,.,,N ,EI . . , A lF lqfvf ' -'v L . 5 Back Row: Joe Roehl, Tom Reeves, Don Richards, John Zdral, Dave Finn, Ken Reynolds, Eric Borgman, Toby Hurst, John Heaman, Doug Barbe. 3rd Row: Student Trainer-Gary Hebert, Gerald Eagen, Ken Aldridge, Bill Williams, Mike Jones, Tyler Frndak, Jim Rock, Bob Jeffries, Paul Vargo, Student Manager-Art Neumann. 2nd Row: Assistant Coach-Coach Pake, Bill Tack, Fred Wastell, Gib Heim, Jim Blackney, Marty Reynolds, Greg Mills, Bob Frendt, Don Wilson, Bill Goodin, Head Coach-Coach Braun. Front Row: Denny Weymouth, C.J. Knuth, Dave Moran, Harold Eagen, Steve Plunkitt, Bob Partridge, Ricfk Hija, Ron Goodin, Jim Van Wormer, Joe Smith. SCAL STANDINGS Marysville, , , . 6 P,H. Catholic . . 5 Marine City . . . 5 Algonac . . . 4 Richmond . . 3 St. Clair . . . 3 Cros-Lex . . 1 Yale . . . . 0 OURS IS THE VICTORY! Won- Lost FUOTBALL CHAMPS IRON MAN'S CLUB Members in this club have played in every quarter of every 1966 varsity football game and have had perfect practice at- tendance during the entire season. Harold Eagen Ron Goodin John Heaman Rick Hija Mike Jones C.J. Knuth Dave Moran Bob Partridge Steve Plunkitt Tom Reeves Don Richards Bill Tack Jim Van Wormer Bill Williams Don Wilson Head Coach: Walt Braun, Assistant Coach: George Pake, 1966 FOOTBALL HONORS SCAL 1ST TEAM Ron Goodin, Endg Steve Plunkitt, Guardg Doug Barbe, Centerg Bob Partridge Back SCAL 2ND TEAM Dave Moran, Tackleg C.J. Knuth, Back. SCAL HONORABLE Denny Weymouth, Endg Rick Hija, Endg Harold Eagen, Tackleg Jim Van Wormer, MENTIQN Centerg Tom Reeves, Backg Don Richards, Back. ALL AREA 1ST TEAM Ron Goodin, C.J. Knuth, Steve Plunkitt, Jim Van Wormer. ALL AREA 2ND TEAM Bob Partridge ALL SUBURBAN 1ST TEAM Ron Goodin ALL AREA HONORABLE MENTION DHVG Moran ALL STATE 1ST TEAM Associated Press and The Detroit News - Ron Goodin ALL STATE 2ND TEAM The Detroit Free Press -Ron Goodin, Associated Press - Steve Plunkitt ALL STATE HONORABLE MENTION Associated Press and The Detroit Free Press - C.J. Knuth The Detroit News - Steve Plunkitt. The 1966 Marysville Viking Men were hard to hold back this season as the cheers of WE'RE NUMBER ONE! echoed across the football field to our fighting men. Under the tough training of Coach Braun and the assistance of Coach Pake, the St. Clair Area Football Championship title has returned to Marysville. Bob Partridge and Steve Plunkitt headed the unbeatable Vikings as Co-Captains this year, and C.J. Knuth took the SCAL individual scoring honors. To Coach Braun, Coach Pake, and the football team the students of Marysville High, with the leadership of our fine cheerleaders, sincerely shout, WE'RE PROUD OF OUR TEAM! 6 sa li, -X. Q 'n , i 2 'N 'X D Q: X 1 fwxm Sn: 4' '.u' I 8 VIKHE .... ,4 1 . 'in Junior Varsit Football Back Row: Paul Malone, John Bellow, Rob Stevens, Bill Farrer, Gary Westbrook, Jack Hija, Mark Stevenson, Richard Rogers, Kerry Bromley, Manager. Second Row: Coach Chapman, Jim Partridge, Rob Helzer, Pat Eagen, Pete Van Wormer, Dick Welser, Rod Armstrong, Bob La Gruth, Coach Skinner. Front Row: Ed Graham, Guy Ryan, John Frendt, Richard Yeager, John Knuth, Leonard Mieksztyn, David Catuldo. Not Pictured: Ritch Gallagher, Steve Matthews. Freshmen F ootba SCORES Avondale 6 Yale 0 Cros-Lex 13 St. Clair 25 P,H. Catholic 6 Algonac 25 Marine City 32 l SCORES E 7 Cros-Lex ol E 7 St. Clair 14 E 26 P.H. Catholic 20 E 28 Algonac 7 E 27 Marine City 19 E 6 Richmond 0 I Back Row: Gary Scheffler, Dennis DeShon, Gerard Watson,Joe Johns, Ed Goodmen, Tom Carty, Greg Eagen, Bob McPherson. Second Row: Coach Den Uyl, Paul McNicho1, Roger Cooper, Tom Barbe, Doug Goodin, Ken Gregg, Pat Nelson. Front Row: Clayton Neal, Tom Vargo, Jerry Visga, Mike Wheeler, Don Goddard, Ray Weakland, Bill Cowger. 69 Varsity Cheerleaders Sue McLellan, Laurie Loughren, Barb Ratkauske, Janis Rutkauske, Charlene Davies, Judy Shirkey, Pat O'Neil1 Denise Partridge. Miss Babcock and Senior cheerleaders I N Happiness is . . ,I.V. Cheerleaders Practice! Practice! Practice! Rip - p - p .... Nancy Hool, Connie Wellman, Chris Sheldon, Kaylene Keener,Joanne Ccle,Nancy Heim, Lynn Charbonneau Peggy Schaefer. -sy - Irvs, ' . x'R:',y Ygafffs' Y, if N 5 v- A -.p . a ' Y I , lv f' 4n W A X 1' Ehl .,1,-8'4 -I 11 ' - if ' fn Jw u 1 XX , if K X f - I VA 15, . , X if .., N mn f Q' . 4 .ff 1 . x .-f,,, 4' fi Q Q : sf 2-.2 Q! W .5 4N,,, ,' YW ,J M i A : xg! 9 1 ,,,f if .Z 'fn .vw Air .zuuaaxuz 'f vw, I We DQ S 4 1 . .4 X wx bm Q is 'G ga? Standing: Trainer, Gary Hebert, Bill Goodin, Eric ager, Durnie Stephens. Kneeling: Joe Roehl. C.J. Borgman, Gib Heim, Rick Hija, Ron Goodin, Ray Knuth, Denny Weymouth, Coach Lee, Bob Partridge, Frndak, Greg Mills, Dave Storey, Toby Hurstg Man- Steve Plunkitt, A1 Harrington. Marysville had its finest year of basketball in the history of Marysville this year, and Coach Lee did his utmost to see that it was that way. Coach worked and sweated hard along with our players showing them the move- ments and tricks that make a number one team, while at games he displayed the cool calmness of a top-notch coach. These and several other fine qualities are the reasons Coach Lee has been honored with the All Suburban Coach of the Year Award. ,., 1... ..-.1.... Basketball Honors COACH GARY LEE All Surburban Coach of the Year Award RON GOODIN All State First Team SCAL First Team All-Area Class B First Team All-Area First Team Merrithew Outstanding Player Award BOB PARTRIDGE SCAL First Team All-Area Class B First Team All Area Second Team STEVE PLUNKITT SCAL Honorable Mention Outstanding Team Player Award Free Throw Trophy Award DE NNY WEYMOUTH SCAL First Team All-Area Class B Second Team All-Area Second Team SCAL Sportsmanship Award Booster Club Sportsmanship Award Honorary Captain's Award Free Throw Trophy Award Pick up those basketballsl Wash these uniforms! Tape my ankle! Poor Durnie and Gary! How they worked in order to keep our team in tip-top shape! When thinking of our great team, we seem to forget our manager and trainer hiding in the shadows of the Vikings' victories. Our thanks to Durnie and Gary along with Coach and the team. 5 v I ? 3 H J. V. Basketball Back Row: Mr. Skinner, Rob Helzer, Bob La Knuth. Bill Farrar. Marty Smith, Pete Van Gruth, Greg Yielding, Ritch Gallagher, Leonard Wormer. Not Pictured: John Bellow, Jack Mieksztyn, Bob Ashpole. Front Row: Paul Hija- Malone, Jim Partridge, Gary Westbrook, John Coach Skinner with his starters: Gary West- brook, John Knuth, Marty Smith, Jim Part- ridge, Pete Van Wormer, Bill Farrer. This year the Junior Var- sity basketball team won 9 out of 17 games. In the season they tallied 952 points, 388 field goals, and 176 free shots. The first game the boys played with Port Huron Catholic High was the most exciting game of the year. The lead changed all through the game, but our team came out on top 74 to 72. Mr. Skinner's excellent drills helped the team in developing their ability. The two high scorers for the 1966-67 sea- son were John Knuth with 243 points and Gary Westbrook with 217. Freshman Basketball N W . 'tis Q ' A, 17 ' ,T J ISN D31 I 50 'J kj? t Forward Phi1Smithwashigh scorer this past year. Paul ,, N, McNichol, forward, and Doug , ,Q Goodin, center, followed close behind him. Our three main defense men--Gary Scheffler, Paul Hendrick,and Bill Bald- win--also helped score winning points. The freshmen team won ten out of their fourteen games. -s 'lf Ex! DCU' 4 -... X yt 1 iiimi x Back Row: Pat Nelson, Phil Smith, Bill Bald- Osborne, Ed Goodmen. Front Row: Coach win, Paul McNicho1, Doug Goodin, Kirk Giroux, Chapman, Reg Nicholas, Paul Hendrick, Gary Tom Barbe. Middle Row: Tom Carty, Doug Scheffler, Roger Perry, Don Goddard,Manager. Thomas, Clayton Neal, Bob McPherson, Ted FOOTBALL AWARDS Bob Partridge . C J Knuth ta1n's Awar Bob Partridge Steve Plunkitt HG' 2, Bob Jeffries Ron Goodin S Q .C . - d Sports Awards BASKETBALL AWARDS Player Award Ron Goodin Sportsmanship Awa rg Denny Weymouth Player Award Steve Plunkitt Denny Weymouth Steve Plunkitt ' 9 Denny Weymouth SCAL Sportsmanship Awrq Denny Weymouth Detroit News Suburban Qgagh of the Year Coach Gary Lee Baseball M g Varsity Baseball Back Row: Steve Plunkitt, Denny Weymouth, Dave Storey, Bob Stager, Rick Hija, Coach Pake. Front Row: Eric Borgman, Steve Matthews, Roger Zinzo, Joe Roehl, Al Har- The varsity baseball team played twelve games this year. Seven of these games were S.C.A.L, games. The varsity was coached by Coach Pake. The junior varsity was coached by Coach Den Uyl. They played nine games this year. The co-captains of the varsity team were Steve Plunkitt and Rick Hija. Back Row' Steve Matthews Gre Yieldin Dick Parker - , S gt ' . Bill Farrer. Front Row: Art Cole, Butch Mieksztyn, Coach Den Uyl. Not Picutred: Richard Howe. rington, Bob Jeffries, Manager. Not Pic- tured: Joe Smith, Marv Leaym, Harold Wagar. J. V. Baseball TRACK Returning Lettermen: John Heaman, Greg Mills, Bill Goodin, Don Richards, Ron Goodin, Marty Reynolds, Durnie Stephens, Mike Jones, Bob Partridge. FIELD Back Row: Greg Eagen, Jerry Visga, Chick Herman, Steve Carryer, Ken Gregg, Doug Thomas, Tom Barbe, Mike Wheeler, Dennis DeShon, Randy Bryan. Fifth Row: Jim Van- derMale, Pat Nelson, Hank Augustyn, Pete Van Wormer, Dan Starkey, Doug Goodin, Gary Westbrook, John Knuth, Ed Goodmen, Dave Cataldo, Mike Muldermans. Fourth Row: Bob McPherson, Gary Scheffler, Ger- ard Watson, Ed Smith, Clayton Neal, Phil Smith, Dennis Reiche, Tom Carty, Dave Nowicki. Third Row: -Gary Hebert, Ed Gra- ham, Bill Carpenter, Paul Malone, Tyler Frndak, Dick McDonald, Jim Rock, Ken Rey- nolds, Jim Van Wormer. Second Row: Kerry Bromley, Aaron Baker, Jon Uthes, Bill Wil- liams, Toby Hurst, John Johnson, Tom Reeves, John Zdral, Doug Barbe, Jon War- ner. Front Row: Bob Partridge, John Hea- man, Bill Goodin, Ron Goodin, Marty Rey- nolds, Greg Mills, Durnie Stephens, Don Richards, Mike Jones, Coach Braun. Not pictured: Assistant Coach Scheffler. Cross Country fl R Standing: Coach Scheffler, Frank Yon, Jon Warner, John Johnson. Kneeling: Dave Storey, Dick McDonald, Jerry Jordan, Ray Frndak. X X Dan Starkey i I 1 I I 3? E 10125 ,ff 4 Footfalls echo in the memory Down the passage which we did take Towards the door we did open A11 for knowledge sake. le- is I I I 'I I A I L QE ... e...,,x ii.. -A. K A W xg' e. -.- ' 1 ,.v- Beverly Butler SENIOR viking Journalism Award V G I e d i O G n Robert Bier Viking Photography Award Sle McLellan DAR Good Citi zen James Blackney . Jane Vfifmilya Connie Kern Bausch-Lomb Science Award Vlkmg Typlflg Award American Legion Award Mary Durentini Michigan Mathematics Competition Award B AVERAGE OR ABOVE Mary Durentini Nancy Roesch Bonni Carryer Franklin Yon Charles Knuth Robert Bier James Blackney Carl Decator Sue McLellan Ronald Goodin Ronald Dimick Steve Plunkitt Diana Ostrander Connie Kern Kathy Norton H 0 ORS Solutciioricm ,fffif x Nancy Roesch Joe PaV10V Bonni Carryer Calvin M0l11t0n National Merit Activity Award Semi-finalist Diana Ostrander Danforth Award Viking Journalism Award Ronald Dimick American Legion Award Carolyn Copony Betty Crocker Award Andrea Simpson Amplifier Journalism Award f iff' . 4 , , Steve Plunkitt Danforth Award Senior lass icers and Steering Committee Dee Ostrander, Secretary: Sue McLellan, President: C. J, Knuth, Vice-Presi- dentg Connie Kern, Treas- urer. Bob Jeffries, Bob Part- ridge, Steve Plunkitt, Dave Moran, Linda Uppleger, Carrie Copony, April Gor- ham, Nancy Bukowski. We trudge the corridor of time, Weary and foot-sore and oppressed The riddle of the universe We bear with us unguessed. But at the end there is a doorg One noiseless hinge it swings ajar One timid step, and then we come Where all the blessed are. Miss Clare Vivian if N 6 Senior .inure Mr. Frank Wheeler Q is ww, -gazes,-M -1 - , sgiiiliisgzsglli' - Mr. Charles Salvo Mrs. Marilynn Gorham , f K ' wr ,,..,4...'.k Mr, Durnell Stephens Miss Aharas Kresin A dviso rs Mr. George Puke Q '1- H QVWN 1 We f M., I 1 .w. ,1- f -T , 3, f F J wr 'Q I lf V .. ix L1 -,V CAROL BELLOW Too much rest becomes a pain. Pm painless. G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 113 Cheerleader 10, 11: Powder Puff Football 111 Co-op 12. -,-A ,- . , nf JOHN BALINSKI Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. ROBERT BIER Take enough responsibility on your shoulders and you'1l have no room for chips. Viking Staff 11, 123 Photographer 123 Student Council 111 Debate 11, 122 Pep Club 10: Amplifier Staff 12: Science Club 10, 113 Band 10, 11,123Spring Forensics 10, 113 Honor Society 10, 11, 122 Jr. Playg Sr. Play: Quill and Scroll 11, 122 Dance Orchestra 103 One- Act Plays 103 Pep Band 0 1 . 1 , 11, 2 ' - ' if 'Q al ,f . ..ff -., , 1,53 2 . 1 -J 7 , , ,iflf A , f a - .1 P I ,V gr K , , 4 4 JAMES BLACKNEY I'11 find a way-or make one. F.T.A. 11, 122 Varsity Club 10, 11, 122 Treasurer 122 Science Club 10, 113 Gun Club 10, 11: Ski Club 11, 12: Honor Society 10, 11, 12? Jr. Playg Sr. Play: Football 10, 11, 12Q Track 10, 113 Swim Club 103 Cadet Teacher 12. In ,, am-,,, A 2. F .,,,g, 3 3,3 .,A., ,, ,.,,,, 12.427 4 5.3! 5 Hs -fir .211 FREDERICK BEST Seek not to direct him, for he shall choose his ways. Ski Club 11Q Co-op 12, SUE BLUE The better part of one's life consists of her friendships. F,T,A. 11, 123 F,H,A, ll, 123 Vice-President 112 G,A.A, 10, 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Band 11, 12: Majorettes 10, 11, 12: Ski Club 12: Jr, Play: Pep Band 12. , e,f, 5 fl 3' 5 iii-i'i'1Q' fifffxweff ,Maw xl, , 4 ,, 1 . .. c 1.5, ,Q ,,Hf3g,3.fgw31,,g1 lwyqk, X 3, i J., 2, is is -V iirlz ,F fi ugh, ' A 3.1: ' -. 3. ' ,gf Q. 1 ., at 1155: 1 if f-'41 1 -7' i,'fi'i'ghA3Mf Y. S- f- A y ,fy ,,g,,5, --I , 3, , ., 11 fi- . I A -ft, k-1115: KAY BOWIE The best way to cheer yourself up is to cheer everybody else up. F.H,A. 11: G.A.A. 122 Pep Club 11, 12: Powder Puff Football 113 Co-op 12. BEVERLY BUTLER If I must choose between getting a job done and getting credit for it, I get it done. F,T.A. 10, 11, 12, President 12 Viking Staff 10, 11, 12, C Editor 123 Student Council 12 G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 10, 11 122 Band 10, 11, 12, Sec.-Treas 122 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Quill and Scroll 11, 123 Library Service Club 103 Cadet Teacher 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 12. BRUCE BRYDA Good manners and good speech are the master keys to the good life. Ski Club 11: Jr. Playg Co-op 12. fl as NANCY BUKOWSKI She who would kindle a n oth e r must herself glow. F.T.A. 12: G.A.A. 10. 11, 12: Treasurer 11: Pep Club 10, 11, 122 Treasurer 122 Powder Puff Football 113 Class Treasurer 10: Steering Committee 11, 12. BONNI CARRYER Reading maketh a full woman: conference a ready woman and writing an exact woman. F.N.A. 11, 12: Viking Staff 123 Amplifier Staff 123 Chorus 10: Honor Society 10, 11, 12Q Sr. Playg Library Service Club 12. MICHAEL CARRICK It's not the number of hours that a man puts in, but what the man puts in the hours that counts. Ski Club 11, 12: Football 103 Basketball 10. I , 'TAT f 'l.!fiQ'TEfl'?I l'll5'f7fIWI -av .. - - , ' ,eip 511th 9 'fl - ' . , 4 i. r-u . JM., 1, s f 5 is I iq--v-5 ',f' ' 'A ' ' 7' ' '12 HT' QQYY ' 5135-' 55. , . ,yiffx j,3k JM 4.7391 I yy' - g ' my Y, V.ik,,fQvixjA my-E.. ,Y RV 1, , , Digg, I V I , ,GRP .tk Af f I .- A , , ., LORRAINE D'ARCY I am a part of all thatlhave met. G,A.A. 10, 119 Pep Club 10, 11g Jr, Playg Powder Puff Football 11. MICHAEL DAVID Silence never make s any blunders. Co-op 123 Baseball 10, 12. ,Q . 'N 1 BOB CATALDO Life would be one delightful slide if we did not have to drag our sleds back up the hill. Varsity Club 10, 11, 121 Ski Club 123 Football 10, 115 Track 103 Co-op 11, 12. eff .V ef '-I -, uf If CX , W , . ,.,. 6. 5 H 'K 1 I f ,. Q i'i,i an f ' I .H lan- CAROLYN COPONY She does little kindnesses which most leave undone or despise. F.T.A. 11, 123 G.A.A, 105 Pep Club 10, 129 Homecoming Court 105 Ski Club 11, 12, Secretary 113 Powder Puff Football 11: Class Secretary 103 Steering Co- mmittee 12. SANDY CRUICKSHANK It is widsom to believe the heart. F,H,A, 125 Ski Club 11g Sr. Playg Powder Puff Football 11. it ,u w ,. H .4 1 M ! V' V ' ,.g-gf, 1, , ' ,oi , V x. f if 1 up-.Q ...- CARL DECATOR The world belongs to the en- thusiast who keeps cool. Debate 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 113 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Science Club 115 Band 10,11,12, Historian 123 Spring Forensics 10, 11, 12g Ski Club 11,12, Treas. 125 Honor Society 11, 129 Hi- storian 12g Jr, Play: Sr. Playg Tennis 10, 11 123 Swim Club 103 Boys' State 123 Pep Band 10, 11, 12. ' f gf, 'lxtfgiizgig V.Ys.3' 'fly-Q ,a.',u5 Viv- X M., 15 ,A T., l , 1 1 x w A g,:fl,1-,. . .1,.,., f Ji 'GV 'ea--ff' Q 2. Nga . , . A ., .yzgv .x RONALD DIMICK The true gentleman c a r e fully avoids whatever may cause a jar or a jolt in the minds of those with whom he is cast. Science Club 11: Band 10, 11, 12, President 12: Spring Forensics 12: Ski Club 11, 12, President 125 Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12g Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Football 103 Boys' State 11: Pep Band 10, 11, 12. DEAN DESHON It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Football 103 Track 103 Co-op 11, 12. . X . . f f. ,. Viv- ..x ELT? NH' rl. I, Nm , ...g RICK DUMAS Youth is wholly experimental. Gun Club 10, 113 Ski Club 125 Football 103 Track 10. wig 'KVA .NJN 5,-'sffjj' V Av 4 f '. fam M , 1.1 ,f- ' ,f , t ,. 1 f 4 , V ' I , , T., ... ., 7.31 .7. ,.- ,t M.--Y-mwwv--. ,rv-T-fy'---11-1 ' ' . ,- ai W . a'-ni 15 . All f 'Nrf -.X MARY DURENTINI The intellect of the wise is like glass: it admits the light of heaven and reflects it. F.T.A. 11, 12, Secretary 123 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Point Chairman 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Am- plifier Staff 123 Honor Society 10, :Ein L K 11, 12, Secretary 123 Jr. Playg Library Service Club 103 Powder Puff Football 115 Class Vice- President 103 Cadet Teacher 125 Girls' State 11. EEK., ,,. , ,V , tw e 1 I -it - Y. R vflff 1 9 3 .t, , t , , VV ..,lA, . 1-3 A , .,Q,m-a.' Kb,-V: Mgt- f I I x 4' YY . ZAWLL ' , ii 'lg -. i - fzflg-Q -543.gif :QA A . ax Q y -, V, 'V it g ,w 5 W e .2 K ,uf ,vw M nw 4 ,wa , ,t,l.,,M, A ' ,. , .aififff , w.,, . -Q , tt. y y g will i 'x 4 1. , 14. 1 . . ,lj 2 ff' ig 'F ,VZ 41, . A ,ta .4 4 y .M I IE 55' Q -up 5 ED DZIUBINSKI Meet success like a gentleman and disaster like a man. Co-op 12, KATHLEEN DUSSEAU Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass. Student Council 123 Co-op 12, ,4. My Y., p - 6 .W 1 I 33,453 2 'X1-wifi! xt- , qi, JERRY EAGEN Learn and you lead. Loaf and you lean. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball 10, 11, 122 Track 10: Co- op 11, 12. ROBERT FRE NDT HAROLD EAGEN Without error there can be no such thing as truth, Student Council 121 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Jr, Play: Football 10, 11, 122 Track 113 Baseball 10. RAY FRNDAK Everyone excels in something in which the other fails. F,T,A, 12: Varsity Club 121 Ba- sketball 123 Cadet Teacher 123 Cross Country 12. Natural Br- idge Virginia. F T A 10 11 Student Council 10 11 News JUDY FARR They who have nothing to trouble them will be troubled at nothing. Library Service Club 12. .,w-l :-: H ,N ., 3 E H , 5...- Y N.-f'.,r,:f. 'Q' 3 X 13 1 , L, Q t 5,4 ,. . 1 , f in ' mf ' t f Jkwsrihnfgi 5'1 Y I-'Vi , 7 1' w i -N 1 3 1 M-, .,,, , , - Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain deal- ings. Varsity Club 11, 12: Football 10, paper Staff 10 11 Spring Fo rensics 10 11 President 11 Honor Society 10, Basketball 10, 113 Class President 103 Base- ball 10. 11, 12. i54Y'4l 'x if' '3Ifl.',l71 ' ,A ,' ' 1 tr, is 3 V '- LYNN GIROUX Let your life be like a snow- flake which leaves a mark but not a stain, F.H.A, 11, 123 Pep Club 10: Ski Club 113 Co-op 12, RON GOODIN No power in the world can keep a first-class man down. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Honor Society 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12. if w2',ge.,,y,t, at V ' 5, A .K - fr' ang my-.1 A . fart 1, , yfrtfh 1-' w s wi W LS ich- T 2 ,651 Y. f ' 1 A f i -'s Eff' .J lv, -vxfrf-gg S f -1 va K .. . S : -27355 . s ' VW' -. - 1 -12-'P tg X.l, ...La . J I J. M , .' .,'. ' M, 5'- wf l X , . GILBERT HEIM The moments of wit survive the moments of power. Student Council 10, 12 , Vice- President 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Jr. Play: Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Tennis 10, 11, 12g Track 10. 5, , s. f M., , it ,V ,M . mf. . yu. ,tif K p,,,,ti,-Q N ,?.,,,t, , it fl V ' new V 2 'Q 1:21 :a.1,yf.p 'lj,', ifn'?1:Sg,fvA z 1, 'cm mf '.f,,w 'vw ' ,A ff :V 'ft .w ,, ,fwf-,9: flt1 inf, ., 'gf' APRIL GORHAM Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned. F,H.A. 123 Pep Club 11, 125 Sr. Play: Library Service Club 123 Steering Committee 12. BILL HENDRICK To form character is to form grooves in which are to flow the purposes of our lives. , lf., 4 f ,V-lt Q - . V- - . 1 GLENDA GRAHAM Kind words, like favorite flowers, are admired by all. G.A.A. 10, 11: Pep Club 10, 113 Amplifier Staff 123 Jr. Playg Sr, Play: Cheerleader 10: Powder Puff Football 11, RICK HIJA When books tire me, give me a basketball. Varsity Club 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 12: Baseball 10, 11, 12. 1 . 'X ,ff 'E -. gl 1 xJ rm ROBERT JEFFRIES Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. F,T,A, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Ski Club 11, 125 Sr, Playg Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball Manager 105 Steering Committee 11, 125 Swim Club 105 Baseball Manager 10. ff:'P'vg2jfsrsz' i '?f7f 5 'ifieiti . 3 . , pw . R., , , - , I, 1,1 ,, 1. .f A, ta- 3 ' , 5- , f ,f , Jinx .ff W. ,Q 5 -:ng ,-1 .Q 1... bfi- Q- . , vm,-N-.1.?5'f5'? ,,-YY, , Q,-.,-nv ebb JERRY JORDAN Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Science Club 115 Ski Club 11, 125 Tennis 11, 125 Cross Country 12. 45 2 --my 1- .kigasyfi my Vp...-V. ,mr-,D ff,1,,,.a.-.,Li mn, , W? W. was W5 .tn .,..,ft,4.. M W 155 5 , 5 V M, . ..,, yt 1 i 32 t,g..azy21ezg,s2igs1fg15'12 .51 11' 1 LTL af JOHN JOHNSON lt is usually uphill work that lands one at the top. Debate 125 Amplifier Staff 125 Varsity Club 125 Science Club 10, 115 Spring Forensics 125 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Basketball 105 Tennis 125 Track 125 Base- ball 10, 11, DALE KASEMEYER Education is a chest of tools. Co-op 12. rs -was 1 gi ,i 5 W ' a . Hows, 5, 6 , A .' W-A N-215-W 1 2 , ., -,.,,, 1-, .. . r . 1475 MICHELE JONES Do good to thy friend to keep him-to thine enemy to gain him. Band 10, 115 Co-op 125 Li- brary 12. f. -rg, , . -,L-4, l ,v., . , , 1 ,- 2 f -4- rr ,, 1,-, .i,i 5 c ' f if 4. ., 5, ,pd -s J, .1 , ' ia ssnls - f . CONNIE KERN I would rather wear out than rust out. F.T.A. 10, 11, 125 G,A,A, 10, 11, 125 Pep cmb 10, 11, 125 Powder Puff Football 115 Class Treasurer 125 Cadet Teacher 125 Ski Club 12. N CHARLES KNUTH My accomplishments are my ab- ility, reliability, energy, and ac- tion, 1 i g Varsity ciub 10, 11, 125 Honor f Society 11, 12: Football 10, 11, . 12: Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track f ' , 'A V' 10, 115 Class Vice-President 12g ' Boys' State ll. N ,, 1 ,.yi .,, ,,oc 1 , .el, 2 ii.x1 ., .roe , MP5 M if if- eoio- fafiff' 1Qf5'? 'i ' i 'o it c, y ,M :P ' 1 5, Nl LINDA LENN , x c . S SONDRA MacPHERSON Happiness is like a sunbeam, reflected by a glowing smile. F,N,A. 123 Pep Club 10g Library Service Club 12. Cheerfulness is essential to a full life. F.T.A, 123 F,H,A, 123 G.A,A. 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 129 'Q Ski Club 12. GEORGE Mac RAE Doing little things well is a step to doing big things better. Co-op 12. A .,,:S.s . .xr . ,, ,i Q, K, ,,, , ki . Af-. q,,t...- ,,.,--t .,,.,. .,.,.. .. Jaws, I. , JEANNE LUTZE There is never a wrong time to do a right thing. Pep Club 125 Band 123 Chorus 12. Rose City: Band 10, 113 Chorus 10, 115 Jr. Playg Class Secretary 113 Pep Band 11. 1 2 , MV W A., ,,,..,,H.-1,1 -, f ff ,... V- , -. n, ' r-H. fi f 11- W, A-4.-Q-1 ' ,. .1i'Z'f:-. , ., , L...- QLH'-t VA, wr ,I ., -. me 4 f ' 1. ' , DOUGLAS MAITROTT .V ,mst ffl , 131 lf? .1 L, If 1'r wi--1fr1.cg21':n:' x lc, . The future of any job lies in the man who holds it. Co-op 12. Q M jf 'E' A ,, 3 . .Y J 2 RODNEY MCCOMBER Rhythm and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul. Band 12: Chorus 10, 112 Spring Forensics 121 Senior Play St- udent Directorg Track 122 One- Act Plays 10: Pep Band 12. . .-21.-fff., i YZ1. '7f2' 'S-...r GREG MILLS Now bid me run, and I will strive with things impossible. Student Council 111 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: Spring Forensics l2Q Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Library Se- rvice Club 11, 123 Football 103 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12Q Track 10, 11, 12. SUE MCLELLAN A good leader is concerned with others, not himself. F.T,A. 11, 12: Student Council Secretary 122 G,A.A, 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 111 Homecoming Court 12: Ma- jorettes 10: Ski Club 11, 123 Treasurer 111 Publicity Di- rector 122. Cheerleader 10, 11, 12: Powder Puff Football 112 Class President 12: Steering Co- mmittee 10, 11. DAVE MORAN Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else. Student Council 11: Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Track 112 Steering Committee JANET MCMARTIN To get happiness for yourself, give happiness to others. F.T.A. 11, 122 Pep Club 10, 113 Amplifier Staff 12. ROGER MYERS Life isn't a bowl of cherries3 it's a bunch of raisins-raisin' heck, raisin' roofs, or raisin' money, Co-op 12, - :.f ' 2 is ? 9-f' ARTHUR NEUMANN The principal mark of the cu- ltured man is not so much know- ledge, as his attitude. Student Council 123 Varsity Club 11, 12, Ski Club 11, 123 Foot- ball 10, Manager 11, 12. GILBERT ORRIS He aims straight who is straight. Spring Forensics 10: Ski Club ll. v -,,.x KS , . , V. K WNW ' f if ' l V KATHY NORTON Very little is needed to make my life happy. F.H.A. 12: G.A.A. 123 Pep Club 12. DIANA OSTRANDER With all her kindness one must expect some mischief. F,T,A. 10, 11, 125 Viking Staff 11, 12, Co-Editor 12g Student Co- uncil 10g G,A,A. 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Court 12g Band 10g Powder Puff Football 11g Sr, Playg Class Sec- retary 11, 125 Cadet Teacher 12, k 4 N, . V ., I ,f ! 'lb' 45...-lv S PAT O'NEILL The best way to feel at ease is to make others feel that way, F.H.A. 12g G.A.A. 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Jr, Playg Cheerle- ader 10, 11, 12: Powder Puff Football 113 Co-op 12. x. 1 2 'g.1l:..L. ,, KW ' -1---v MH A 4 -' Wa H F I 1 , ,f 1 1 W x 4, 5 ' x 1 '.y, ffl , A s.. -1 l A9 ' f ' 1 ' I pi ll K 4, in .pr 2 -- f 1 PAM PALM ATEER Beauty is powerg a smile is its sword. Pep Club 103 Steering Committee 11g Co-op 12. BOB PARTRIDGE Play hard and fairg be loyal to your teammates and generous to your opponents. Student Council 10, 113 Varsity Club 10 11 123 Jr. Playg Sr JOHN PATTISON , - N , ,'-ff. f, - 1 V, 54 AL, Kira: , t, y .1 I I ' Play3 Football 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 123Tennis 10, 11, 122 Track 10, 113 12, Class Presi- dent 10, 112 Basketball 10, 11, 12. LES PARROW Your altitude may determine your attitude. F,T,A, 11, 12Q PepClub 103 Sc- ience Club 113 Ski Club 11, 121 Jr, Play3 Sr, P1ay3 Library Se- rvice Club 10, 11, 123 Swim Club What you would seem to be, be really. Co-op 12. 'f Q7 127 gt-., lv? :Z YE? -' tri, 4+ 3,3 f-,f 3 R H' X rl JOE PAVLOV For my aim I'1l sacrifice rest, pleasure, and applause. Student Council 10, President 121 Ski Club 123 Jr. Play Student, Director: Sr. Play3 Baseball 10, 11. 3 fgfalfi , , 1 5 ' .M DIANNE PERRY Inject laughter into tense situ- ations to save the dayg laughter calms tempers and soothes jan- gled nerves. F.T.A. 11, 12: G,A.A. 112 Ski Club 123 Jr. Playg Co-op12. CAROL PELTON We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give. F,N,A, 11, 122 G.A,A. 103 Pep Club 10, 113 Band 10, 11, 122 Jr. P1ay3 Pep Band 11, 12. i'f,N'-HS, , ,, Q -.U 1, , N., W iq, ..- ., N-,V , ,. X.. K ., vw- . .- 1, .. ,, Q , A ,. ., K E , , is w in Q V, . .., 'et-,.. lf! 5 ,K L, M. 1 T , , . 1, K ' in ,1, f 'Nun' 1 xrpa GARY PORRETT The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them. CHERYL PUTZE Believe in uprightness-you can- not go wrong doing right. F,H,A, 123 G.A,A. 10, 11: Pep Club 10, 11. '1 ,,-gd . ,. ,. ,,.,, .,,J,.,., ,, .. ,, , ,Vi A.. ,-, flT!.,JL,w,K JOHN PETERS The raw material of success is thought. Varsity Club 10, 11: Football 10g Swim Club 10. I .. 3 gp' Mi! ,T ., 5? ' .fv--Q, Q v.,,., ,,v,,,V ,, ,. W., . ,, ,X , , , H K'-Wifx' 5' .- i'. K1'- I r -H 1 ,- 1. ,f -if-,.ftf,,, .,, 'v w ,. , . K 1 wk f I f 3. , ,gi 1 - l11 A A MARTY REYNOLDS A goodly share of hurdles early I V in life help you to get on better , if . 4,2 later in life. Varsity Club 10, ll, 12g Chorus 10, 11, 123 Football 12g Track 10, 11, 12. '1 .! GAYLE PICKARD To achieve a place in the sun, one must expect some blisters. F.T.A. 11, 125 Historian, 123 G.A.A. 113 Pep Club 11, 125 Ski Club 125 Cadet Teacher 12. STEVE PLUNKITT It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Student Council 103 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: Jr. Playg Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 125 Bas- ketball 10, 11, 123 Steering Co- mmittee 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. , ,,,. - , , , ,w,!-H f is .. V A '-f A , ,-. .h I , 4, , ,ni ,,, W, I 1 IV. V ,r,, v ,iff ., ' ffm -,ffl ' 'V A K , N , 1? nl f ,XV A 5 Z Q V iff C, pa in .3 -Tv. ya! 1 05. ,N -f X . ,. an 'pq G , v. .-,W ,f I J. 'P '. v--.ff NANCY ROESCH Sincerity is the highest com- pliment you can pay. F.T,A, 125 Cadet Teacher 12 Macon, Georgia: F.T,A. 10, 11 Chorus 10. LEO SAMSON An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10: Ski Club ll: Football 105 Track 105 Co-op 12. ,wr 41-fff1'l 5. ,. . . Nun A ,,,.., -. , fr 5 X. W, ,M 1 44,74 ax, X X 1- 'X h .- ,. , Q , K, 4. I , vm , X -. ..,1 ' N 3.9 -Q 57 A' ' f. 5 Q JANIS RUTKAUSKE What a person sows he indeed reaps. Sow friendliness and reap friendship. G.A.A. 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 President 125 Homecoming Court 115 Ski Club 125 Vice- Presidentg Cheerleader 10,11, 125 Class Treasurer 115 Co-op 12. V -- ,,f-4-f- u ffm- ,fh.x,.w Vrit-'x.-f ' -ffm' if., .5 ..: 5 . Wx . .. t f- , . ,pi 3,5 V- , fy- 2 i , .1 1 ,- CR 5 ,if ,. 1 ' l L X. ikix f 1'P SHAWN SCHLABACH Good times can only be the pro- duct of good work, F.H,A,, 11, 125 Secretary 115 G.A.A. 10, 115 Pep Club 10, 115 Majorettes 115 Sr. Play5 Li- brary Service Club 105 Co-op 12, 1-,.'.'5 , qgfyg-,'.g-g,1,g-.5-p hr qyp. .vw 9513, .1 , fikxpsgs fivylv EFL' kill KT .55 Mg. K. i K., lk VM . iy' ., lf?- it ' A ' 143i 7'fffl3'g Q11 t'I7i,,,'7Y? Szfifict 'X iZ?i fgf . . Zigi? . .,,, ar: 5 ww. X. '-.. i',..2,4 . 'A Si: AWE , if 2' 1 ,, - . 'E .5 x 42:5 Y 1, ,xl .fp Lp' 7 9 MARY LOU RUTKOFSKE Happiness doesn't just happeng it has to be earned. G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Majorettes 10, 11, 125 Po- wder Puff Football 115 Co-op 12, LARRY SCHWARK I can't do everything at once, but I can do something at once. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Ski Club 11, 125 Football 105 Basket- ball 10g Co-op 12. ' 55 V-5 2' figg3,.v'za5,oil-'.5x,.'f'l,g.j fiigvi 11, ' A iv-A mt: -t 4, ' if .'wfi 4U '.'51'. Q few Y,-, f -5 J? 11' .4 .,, . lf 51, 'r:.::- -. 5 . Xa ., X ' r ' fr- ., x In if f. .A L., LOIS SE ARS God is love, and he who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him. JIM SMITH 1 W , GAYLE SIMONS There's more fun in doingthan in seeking favors. Student Council 10, 123 G,A.A. 10Q Jr, Play: Sr, Playg Powder Puff Footballg Co-op 123 Girls' State 11. :pw 3 n ' ' 'frevzfw 'x,g,wy3J-gryl '- U ' ,' ,f,s 3. A ., ww I 'sem 1 7 Fr 4 The deepest rivers flow with the least noise. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Base- ball 10, 11, 12. ' - if ,T ,W 3..X V3 f- ,x... x 3 9 2 1 1.a V' Y V A.-wmv. 3 :QR I .-x .3 .il-3. .4 '. , - JOE SMITH The winds are always on the side of the ablest navigator. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10: Co-op 123 Baseball 10, 11, 12. ...F 3 C ,'.' 6 -'XL'vf'. f 'r1'h'M,-'3. 4 Q 'T.v I it 1 'i ANDREA SIMPSON There are those who want to get things done and those who want it done right. F,T,A, ll, 12: Student Council, Treasurer 123 G,A.A. 10, 11: Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Amplifier Staff 11, 12, Editor-in-chief123 Quill and Scroll ll, 123 Steer- ing Committee 103 Journalism Workshop 12. LINEA SODERHOLM Genuine courtesy s p r i n g s from the heart, not from the lips. Library Service Club 12, VV, :,,,,,V,.., , .V .V .,, 4,6 1, i 1, Q fy r, I Y 1' ,V 5 I -. f, Y J fini- I 4- ,N It ' ' J ,LN ,,A, A XV A l Q. K was P 'Wigan If . as . .H Zitfgtvf-Q - it fi ' J I . wk UQ? fvfkjq tiki mffbf rfgflg fvjfff' ,YV ff ' ix' -fx .Y 'S q DURNELL STEPHENS Science is nothing but applied common sense. Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, Ski Club 11g Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, Manager 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12. GARY STROH The pathway to power lies through service. Track 10, 113 Co-op 11, 12. an-'g f i f:'1-wQf1M '1-if S F-fipg','g -iwruzggigw yfgpfflyw3.,,1q1,p.f ,, L 2,,,,qV,1!:F I ,za wx, L.,tU:t,W.'n.g 1351115 k5l:gV,E3QE33f:Elk,'Zg. I 5,412 :kr Rv I it ,K ,L I .T ily! I ,N ffl if? I9 ,K .. 3' k 3 , v riff J 2 'Z 3 k DENNIS THICK He that has patience may en- compass anything. Co-op 12. I-l gf . I . ,. - 'ff ' x. - - ,W 'V , . Way - f . f . 'ff . - H rr' fn: an ww g M - ... 2 ,Win 5,5 '. Q' Af 1 ' , wi? .,.f.... ,,.,,, ,, .f X. , -4 1 ,.,- zu 'V ' , 'av ff-.Am . xy ff yxmlym llgl , . .A Q. E44-3. il.: qu. :LJ , jifztb-.K WILLIAM TACK Ideas are born of knowledge. Be- fore inspiration comes perspi- ration. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, LINDA UPPLEGER I don't try to overcome the in- evitable-I just don't let the in- evitable overcome me. Student Council 113 Homecoming Queen 123 Amplifier Staff 123 Steering Committee 11. 12. 1 r 'f V ww 1 'mwa t - H wi. M., , ,pam fax 4. ,NNN 4 1 w NX ,. ,, ,, I ' V gy :S A r I I. PAUL VARGO Wise men are neither cast down in defeat nor exalted by success. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: Foot- ball 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10: Baseball 10, 11. JIM VANWORMER Be on the level and you're likely to go downhill. Student Council 11, 12: Varsity Club 10, 11, 12: Ski Club 11, 12: Football 10, 11, 12, JANE VERMILYA Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. Viking Staff 12: G.A.A. 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Ski Club 11, 12: Sr. Play: Dance Orchestra 10: Pep Band 10, 11, 12: Interlochen 11. CHRIS VISGA When in doubt, I do! G.A.A. 10, 11: Pep Club 10, 11: Co-op 12. JUDITH VENIA I don't ask for favors: I do them F.T.A. 11, 12, Assistant Sec- retary 12: Student Council 12 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10 11, 12, Vice-President 12: Jr. Play: Sr. Play. i l. .. BARBARA WAGAR All that you are is the result of what you have thought. F,H.A. 11: G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Powder Puff Football 113 Co- op 11, 12. DENNIS WEYMOUTH It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Pres- ident 12g Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 125 Class Vice-President 113 Base- ball 10, 11, 12. .Aly f .lift-X 1 1 I' FRED WASTELL They can conquer who believe they can. Student Council 12: Amplifier Staff 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 123 Tennis 12, 7, . . H .FQ K is-...QI 4'4 1 .S ' 1,1 w X z ,V N .1 I , ' ii Q if-. '- as g g V, -1 N , DENNIS WHITE I grow old learning something new every day. Varsity Club 10, 11, 12g Jr, Play: Football 10, llg Track 10, Ill, 123 Co-op 11. LARRY WELSER He that is slow to anger is better than the mightly. LINDA WIEGAND Your habits are the raw material which finally forms your charac- ter, Pep Club 123 Library Service Club 11, 12. 1. 1 11,, 1, Q ,xv -,714 1 ' i ' H lx .J 1 'frgglv-,ff - ,Ex 5, 2 1 3 F , DON WILSON Better to do a little well than a great deal poorly. Student Council 10: Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Track 10, 11, 123 Steering Committee 10, 113 Co-op 12. KAY ZELLER It is quality rather than quantity that matters. G.A.A. 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10, 11: Powder Puff Football 113 Co-op 12, 1 L A I 1 H if v av, ,,,., ., luhb ,W X ., M 3,1 tl 3-' 'X We f is -ffl.-,., f. 5' ,. fi A ul. ., W, Y 1, ,,, . .,4 l 1 1 1 , :X x ,'Mg,'1f5 1 5 vt ,flivql Rf- 3, FRANKLIN YON He was never less at leisure than when at leisure. F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 122 Student Council 123 Debate 11, 123 Science Club 112 Band 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, 123 Spring Forensics 103 Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres, 11, President 123 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Tennis 10, 123 Cross Co- untry 122 Dance Orchestra 103 Pep Band 10, 11, 123 Interlochen 103 Summer Youth Music Pro- gram, M,S,U. 11. YZ? DALE WOLFE The actions of men are like the index of a bookg they point out what is the most remarkable in them. ROGER ZINZO The man worth while is the man who can smile. Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Base- ball 10, 11, 12. w V V ,W W3 ,.,, ,,,, ,V , ai. gk., H ug 1 1 vip: if vefmg PATRO We, of the Viking staff, wish to express our deepest gratitude to those who made the 1967 VIIGNG possible. Ace Hardware Allen Cleaners Allen Stevens Pool Co., Inc. Al's Barber Shop Arnold Drugs Art's Barber Shop Askar-Shain Photographers Aqua-Aire Products, Inc. Barbe's Friendly Service Barnet Prescription Drugs Doug Bellow, Builder Benner's Sunoco Big Boy Drive-In Blake gl Sons Glass Bostick Auto Parts Bowie Coal St Oil Co. Bradbury's Lumber Marta Bruen Records Bud's Market Burde Sz Galan Contractors, Inc. Carpa's Texaco Carpenter's Meat Market Carryer's Art C-Jerry's Super Market it3 Club Seaway Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Continental Baking Co. Custom Woodworking Dahlke Radio Service Dalton's Shoes Dr. William T. Davison Dee-Anna' Motel Dimon's Grocery Store Dock's Sporting Goods Eagen Service Station Emerson Drug Co. Emery's Lanes Eugene Welding Co. Fadell's Liquor Store Falk Funeral Home Fenner's Fabric Shop Ferris Sundries Fisherma,n's Wharf Floyd's Barber Shop Fox's Jewelers St Opticians George Innes Men's Wear Giant Adhesive Co. Grant's Service Station Gratiot Barber Shop Gratiot gl Huron Station Great Lakes Products, Inc. Hallett Mfg. Co. John G. Harris, D.D.S. Hinkley's Service Station Homestead Gardens Howard Johnson's Huron Automatic Screw Co. Irwin's Supply J ackson's Cedar Yard Jones Office Equipment Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home Ken Gardner Ford Sales, Inc. Dr. J. Gilmore Kirker Knapp's Feed Store Lambert 8: Son, Inc. Lay's Furniture E. C. Lotz Tool KL Die Co. Lucas Funeral Home MacTaggart Co. Stan Marengo Appliance Marmac Industries R. E. Marriot Furniture Co. Martha's Kitchen Marvel Tool 85 Machine Co. Mary 8: Helen Beauty Shop Marysville Bakery Marysville Concrete Marysville Dairy Marysville DPW Marysville Improvement Co. Marysville Lumber Sz Supply Co. Marysville Marathon Marysville Market Marysville Vending Michigan Elevator Exchange Michigan National Bank Midway Used Cars Miller's Service Station M gl M Distributors Modern Motor Service Sz Supply Co. Dr. T. A. Morrison Mortimer Lumber Co. Morton Salt Co. W. J . Norris Northgate Pharmacy Norworth Motel Ogden KL Moffet Co. Lester L. Orris, Ins. Agent Peacock Lumber Co. Pengra Oil. Co. J. C. Penny Co., Inc. Peoples Savings Bank Petrolane Michigan Gas Co. Dr. Stanley Pettengill Port Huron Brass Foundry Co. Port Huron Building Sz Supply Co. Port Huron Machine Products Co. Port Huron School of Beauty Culture Pre-Cast Concrete Products Prestolite Wire Ka Cable Quinlan Heating Quinlan's Music Store Raetzel's Shoes Dr. Robert Rutt W. A. Schaefer Shaker Touma Shallcross Optical Co. Shannon Insurance Co. Shepherd Welding Shop Shirkey Electric Shoffner's Appliance-T.V. Store Jerry Smith, Brake Service Earl C. Smith, Inc. South Park Welding Supplies Southeastern Michigan Gas Co. Sparschu's Friendly Service Sperry's Star Oil Co. Stephenson Electric Co. Sterling Fireplace Shop Stone's Self-Service Market Ted's Market Thomas Dee Studio Thomas Drive-In Times Herald Co. Dr. Paul W. Tinsey Tomlin Drug Store Travelers' Lodge Troy Dry Cleaners Sz Launderers Tunnel Lumber Co. Valentine Associates, Inc. Van Keuren Cleaners Via-Air, Inc. V0ight's Grocery Way's Service Xt Garage Werner's Flowers gl Gifts White Cap Top Co. Winkleman's Dr. Kenneth Yost S NS 9 iff? Q a ' Q 1 X MQ I 1 Q Q 4 0 4-,W iq ffflf ii E M Af We ffx X Q X
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