St Louis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (St Louis, MI)

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Approximately 1750 man-hours of work in '71 Cavalcade seemingly impossible goal, a finished Cavalcade. LaDonna Dawson learned that sometimes it doesn’t pay to be creative because everyone else wants her to write their yearbook copy. This year the annual staff spent many Tuesday and Thursday evenings writing copy for the 1971 issue of the Cavalcade. Our new advisor, Pat Kroll, devoted much of her time and effort toward the completion of the book. Linda Sutherland, editor, and Chris Netzley, co-editor, were always ready and willing to crop a picture, compose a cutline, or help in any other way; and every birdie in every tree and every flower in every pot thanks them for the wonderful job they have done. Along with the rewarding moments, there were times of worry and confusion. But the most agonizing times of all came when a member turned in his painstakingly prepared copy sheet and watched Miss Kroll turn up her nose as she read it. All in all, this year was a good year for the staff and we hope it will be reflected in the book. Chris Netzley and Keith McJilton use yearbooks from other schools as an inspiration for new ideas on copy and headlines.

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Representing all four classes on the 1971 yearbook staff are; Front: Carol Thrush, Rosemary Zoppa, Caren Sych. Sitting: Chris Netzley, Keith McJilton, Harold Bransdorfer, Joan Pefferman, Judy Wood, Barb Daniels, Debbie Most, LaDonna Dawson, Carol Zimmerman, Kathie Starkey, John Peacock, Markine LaPaugh. Stnading: Advisor, Miss Kroll, Cheryl Kubin, Jane Kirkby, Chaughan Beauvais, Bruce Frost, Dave Knowles, Mary Sutherland, Barb Brewer, Linda Sutherland, Maria Nikkari, Cheryl Steward, Linda Shirely, Sue Long, Helen Beard, Debbie Grucnberg, Ruth Johnson, Jim Moore, Chris Garrod, Ron Schell. Our photographer, John Peacock, is like a battery-“Ever-ready! 1970-71 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Linda Sutherland Associate Editor Chris Netzley Business and Advertising Editor Rosemary Zoppa Photographers Chaughan Beauvais, John Peacock Student Life Editor Chris Garrod Administration and Faculty Editor LaDonna Dawson Senior Editor Debbie Most Underclassmen Editor Carol Zimmerman Sports Editor Dave Knowles, Keith McJilton Copy Editor Barb Daniels Head Typist Cheryl Kubin Advisor Patricia Kroll 28

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Student Council: interested9 involved Members of the mid-Michigan B League of Student Councils represented at the organizational meeting came from St. Louis, Ithaca, Corunna, Chesaning, Ovid-Elsie, and Bullock Creed and arc pictured above. An active student council engaged itself in homecoming 71 to the fullest measure this year. They purchased the crown for the always-lovely homecoming queen, built a float for the reigning royalty and sponsored the homecoming dance. Fall activities, however, were only the beginning for this nucleus of interested and involved students. In order to create better relations with fellow conference schools, St. Louis leaders organized the mid-Michigan B League of student councils. In conjunction with this project, a monthly conference newsletter is published and circulated to member schools. Instrumental in promoting the spirit of St. Louis, the council initiated Spirit Week 71. Even though cooperation by every student council representative is responsible for the milestones set in student government this year, the organization, constant efforts, and hard work of president, Ted Townsend, and vice-president, Gary Wenk, cannot be underrated. Without their sincere loyalty and desire to advance, these great strides and accomplishments would not have been realized. The Student Council includes: Row 1: L. to R.; Gary Wenk, Vice-President; Irene Mizer, Secretary; John Peacock. Row 2: Trevor Danford, Advisor; Rick English, Randy Bush, Diane Demas, Jim Bessert, Ted Townsend, President. Row 3: Debbie Grucnbcrg, Carol Thrush, Bruce Frost, Jim Jelenek, Russ Webster, Cindy Goodsell, Diane Bebow, Gail Orlich, Eric Mead, Bob Hoffman. Row 4: Jeff Arehart, Greg Starry, Fred Starkey, Stan Sherman, Steve Sherman. 30