Battle Creek Central High School - Paean Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1967 volume:

Oan OCS sot h J R Dukes 1031 Queen St E Sault Ste Marie, Ontario P6A2C2 LEN COUNTY PUULI liiiiiillllili:illlMlllill|lll| fi V 3 1833 03304 5250 Gc 977.402 B32bcc 1967 Paean (Battle Creek, Mich.) Paean GENEALOGY 977.402 B32BCC 1967 Published by the Students of Battle Creek Central High School 100 West Van Buren Battle Creek, Michigan Volume 74 1967 ilS ' e Sch onl si SSSS! ' x iiiii mi III 1967 PAEAN m Wabster Street Pe lex 2270 t, IN 46801-2270 PAEAN STAFF Co-editors . Sales Manager . Advertising Manager Business Assistants Literary Editors Sports Editor . Photographer Staff Assistants Adviser Carol Hooker Vicki Whitmore Karen Burrill Jan Perry Carol Belcher Hope Draegert Jo Ann Brown Hope Draegert Mary Ann Fisher Randy Kraft Julie Oglesby Peggy Reynolds Brian Giffoi ' d Dick Tyler Sandy Finn, Jane Irwin, Linda Kerner, Sue Mer- naugh, Cindy Owen, Shelly Rasmussen, Kathy Thornton Miss Evelyn Burke TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 2 Pictorial Essay 6 Activities 10 Organizations 24 Sports 64 Administration 96 Student Body 114 Seniors 116 Juniors 158 Sophomores 172 Senior Activities 186 Advertising 194 Mr. John W. Postma, Principal The 1967 Paean is dedicated to Mr. John W. Postma who has served Central High School for 37 years. He has dedicated himself unselfishly to the betterment of the best school m the state, through his understanding and direction, strength through knowledge has been achieved here. We, the students of Central High School sincerely thank Mr. Postma for the tremendously influential part he has played in the lives of each student who attended this institution of learning. To you, Mr. Postma, we wish happiness and pleasant memories m your years of retirement. BATTLE CREEK ' S CENTRAL REFLECTS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Honors and Distinctions, Allegiance, Entranced Sports ' Spectators and Participants vfcfcif I ; ; mMm ' m ' fmm ' ' h M Activities, Passing Breaks, And Smiling Hi ' s At The Week ' s End E ARGATS PROMOTE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ' ' ■■■ii.-Mmw Seeing your daughter off to college can be a perplexing and frustrating thing, especially if you are a concerned father TAKE HER, SHE ' S MINE ' Home between terms, Mol lie ' s excited to receive a long distance call from her college steady. 12 Adelle and Mollie discuss the mai subject of college life - boys. Fall Play Another Great Success CAST OF CHARACTERS Principal . . . . . Andy Reese Mollie Michaelson . Linda Kerner Frank Michaelson Steve Blanchard Anne Michaelson . . Diana Kay Liz Michaelson . Peggy McDonald Airline Clerk . . . . Rod Hines Emmett . . . . . Bill Sprague Adele McDougall . Donna Jodon Sarah Walker . . . Betsy Alles Donn Bowdry . . . .Alan Geleff 1st Freshman . . Kerry Jessup 2nd Freshman . ... Guy Ellis Richard Gluck . . . Ray Eadler Alfred Greiffinger . John Wesner Alex Loomis . . . David Pessin Mr. Whitmyer . . Dave Bakken Linda Lehman Clancy . . . Mr. Hibbetts Cindy Ballard . Ron Carnell Jim Lockmiller Another fabulous fall play, Take Her She ' s Mine , was magnificently presented by the drama- tics students at C entral. Many long hours of hard work went into making the play the success that it was. Junior Linda Kerner (Mollie Michaelson) did a superb job in her first role, portraying the experi- ences of a freshman at college. Mollie ' s parents (Steve Blanchard and Diana Kay), did a fine job in typifying the trials and tribulations of the parents of a first year college girl. The entire cast did a beautiful job of supporting the leads and deserve special recognition for their fine acting. Thanks to the excellent leadership of Mr. Kenneth Peck, Central ' s dramatics teacher, Central had anoth- er memorable play. When her first big college date turns out to be an intellectual snob, Mollie is certain that this date will be her last. High school graduation marks the beginning of a brand new life for Mollie and her family. 13 30th ANNUAL BAND Chorus Line of ' 67 Piano Solo, Duane Shafer — John Picca, Accordion Solo — Director Charles H. Kirsch and secretaries — Bluntly- Finkly Report George Forrester, Tuba Soto — Stage Crew and Poster Distribution — Peggy and Janice McDonald, The Honey Tree Rod Mines. Look At That Face — Nyla Bishop, Baton Solo — Strike Op the Band FOLLIES - WHAT ' S OP ? Production Staff — Cindy Ballard and Tom Blaske, Luv — Op Op and Away Kathy Baad, Dilly Op! — Central ' s Octet Bachs Op — Master of Ceremonies, Rod Mines, and Tom Blaske The Sound of Musical Comedy 1967 RAND FOLLIES BIGGEP. - Cheryl Cebelak, ■ ' Gone Fishin ' - Suzie Pyatte, Acrobatic Ballet Follies Band Scenery Art Committee Bea Braddock, Vocal Solo — Pops Cho rale Mik. BoHcn, Baritone Sax Solo - Brenda Hayes, Violin Solo - The Sw.ngmg Strings ND BETTER THAN EVER Sharon Ensminger, Piano Solo — Sue Stocken. Tap Solo — Anything Goes B.C.C.H.S. Majorettes — Jenny Worgess and Linda Raley, Tap Duo — Brenda Smith, Vocal Solo The Noblemen Combo — Me and My Group Finale CAST Cindy Ballard strikes up a Fanny B DANCERS — Pat Belcher, Gwen Berry, Nyla Bishop, Julie Bridges, Sue Casterline, Cheryl Cebelak, Val Clev- enger, Sally Dickson, Laurel Douglas. Sandi Finn, Maureen Fraser, Karn Hemry, Linda Heywood, Hila Hosack. Donna Jodon, Linda Kerner, Diane Madsen, Peggy McDonald, Sandy Mc- Mannis, Cathy Murdock, Cindy Pia- secki, Linda Raley, Patty Smith, Alice Sovern, Sandy Stevens, Sue Stocken, Bonnie Tabiadon, Susie Taylor, Kathy Weaver, Anne Whalen, Sue Wilbur, and Linda Wolfe. CHORUS — Tenors: Pat Lewis. Mike Willbur; Basses: Greg Edwards, Arthur Jackson, Gerry Kline, Mike Kline, Larry Lingholm; Copranos: Ellen Cornell, Sharon Hathaway, Gloria Hind, Brenda Robinson, Jan Seltenrich, Sandy Smith, Claudia Stone, Donna Upton; Altos: Ardis Ellis, Nancy Harris, Ann Hunn. Judy Lapham, Barb Malcuit, Ruth Music, Janet Rook, Sally Stewart, Ruth Stravers. 18 Fanny Cindy Ballard John, stage manager Bob Stanton Emma Joy Simmons Mrs. Brice Dianna Kay Mrs. Strakash Beatrice Braddock Mrs. Meeker Patti Poat Mrs. O ' Malley Mary Edgin Tom Keeney Dann Lemin Eddie Ryan Rod Mines Bubbles Cheryl Cebelak Polly Gwen Mabry Maude Bunny Hirakis Nick Armstein Steve Blanchard Stage director Tom Blaske Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr Andy Reese Jenny Jenny Worgess Ziegfeld Tenor Cyrus Lutz Jody, lead dancer Terry Nihart Mimsey Donna Jodon Paul Jeff Smith Vera Peggy McDonald Mr. Renaldi Ron Emswiler Mr. Davis Dave Bakken Mrs. Winston Carmen Gorum ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL — Violin I: Susan Cox, Brenda Hayes, Pat White; Violin II: Joann Cohoon, Gloria Dunham Kathy Keagle, Sally Titus; Viola: Sid Silvester, Letitia Thomas; Cello: Jim Smith; String Bass: Richard Coleman, Oliver Davis: Flute: Diana Britton; Clarinet: Wen- dy Strom; Clarinet and Oboe: Jean- ette Kinsley; Clarinet and Sax: Don Barney, Mike Bolton, Tim Secor, Cap Uldriks; Sax: Jon Rambow; Clarinet and Bassoon: Tom Lower; French horn: Dick Johnson; Trumpet: Bill Klinke, Dave Lower, Terry Rogers; Trombones: Emmett Brown, Don Cole, Linda Jacobs; Piano and Celeste: Sharon Ensminger, assisted by Tyann Snook; Guitar: Harry Minnrear; Per- cussion: Diane Day, Chuck Dickinson, Bob Freeburn. Who taught her everything she knows? I want to be seen with you tonight. ' FUNNY GIRL: OY VEH, TERRIFIC! ' This year ' s spring musical attraction, tlie Broadway hit Funny Girl , was presented at the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium on May 12 and 13. Mr. Kenneth Peck directed the musical assisted by the following: Mr. Alfred G. Richards, Vocal Music; Mr. Charles Kirsch, Orchestra Conductor; Mrs. Bobbi (Waite) Smith, Choreographer; Mr. Earl Avery, Stage Manager; and Miss Joan Tangel, Publicity and Ticket Adviser. Student helpers were Maureen Fraser, Set Design; Andy Reese, Costume Design; Sally Stewart and Hedy Cohen, Assistant Directors. Chairman of the various student commit- tees included: Costumes, Linda Johnson and Terry Ann Losey; Make-up, Caryl Gylstrom; Lobby Displays, Peggy McDonald; Tickets and Box Office, Marilou Blocker; Properties, Sharon Eaton; Stage Crew, Val Tobias; Lights, Dave Glen and Gerry Storey; Ropes, Marty Harden and Russ Schelles; Publicity, Joyce Hendrickson. Fanny Brice, ambitious young actress in the Zigfield Follies, becomes involved with the big-time gambler Nick who gambles away all her money. With her marriage on the rocks, Fanny rises in her career as an actress, hiding her sorrows as she plays the role of Funnv Girl. ■Take it. I thought you were kidding. ' 19 Chris Chandler Back: Joyce Rose, Veronica Flockhart. Gloria Jackson, Jane Shaffer, Kathy Elliget Court: Terri Helton, Sharon Iden, Peggy Reynolds, Connie Lyman, Nancy Haley TEN GIRLS ELECTED TO CEREAL BOWL TOP TEN Cereal Bowl Relays, sponsored by the Kellogg Company, were held this year for the first time in the Miller Fieldhouse pool at Kellogg Community College, on December 10th. The events were opened by tliis year ' s Cereal Bowl Queen, Peggy Reynolds. The court consisted of Nancy Haley, Sharon Iden, Connie Lyman and Terri Helton. The evening ' s highlights were concluded with Central ' s share in a first place victory with Ann Arbor. 21 To begin the Homecoming- Festivities the top ten girls were chosen. They were: Top row: Joyce Frye, Veronica Floclihart. Sharon Iden, Nancy Haley, Joyce Rose. Bottom row: Gloria Jaclvson, Peggy Reynolds, Connie Lyman, Chris Chandler, Terri Helton. The assembly came to its peak during the crowning of Queen Chris HOMEr.OMINn 1966 The 1967 Homecoming Queen, assisted by her court, reigned over the gay parade, the victori- ous football game, and the enchanting Home- coming Dance giving Central another Treasure of Tradition. Peggy Bottom Five 22 First Place Second Place Third Place First Try Hard work and fortitude by many Bearcats helped to highlight the Homecoming Parade and game with a variety of fabulous floats. Peggy Connie Chris Sharon Terri Queen Chris seated on her throne for the year of 1967. The dance was a special occasion — one to be always cherished and remembered by those attending. TREASURE OF TRADITION John and Chris Top Five The top five, with their escorts, attended the scheduled events, of the weekend, while many other Bearcats participated making the festivi- ties another wonderful success. Royal Escorts Special Dance ORGANIZATIONS AID STUDENT AGTIVITlfi, GAVEL CALLS STUDENT ROW 6: V. Broomfield, K. Horvatinovich, C. Ticer, C. Ballard. D. Herr. D. Hollowell, A. Burch, B. Pierce, J. Cable, R. Gifford, B. Dean, P. Siddall, R. Staup, V. Jackson, P. Hayes. T. Hatt, K. Kirkpatrick. ROW 5: R. Grandstaff, B. Loggans, N. Hoexter, C. Hooker, K. Moss, P. Belcher, S. Hibbard, B. Wilbur, C. Lyman, H. Draegert, J. Shipley, C. Burdick, M. Edgin, J. Irwin ROW 4: C. Drikakis. G. Hoelscher, R. Woodford, G. Cross, L. Banks, V. Vinski, G. Clark, N. Keith, D. Bell, D. Pastor, D. Couture, M. Porter. A. Severn, G. Cummings, M. Tameris, B. Richman ROW 3: B. Gifford, P. Morre, J. Rose, S. Banks, D. Torres, D. Pessin, K. Snyder, R. Channey, R. Farley, L. Marshall, W. Evans, G. Portis, T. Ball, D. Hatton, B. Hirakis ROW 2: M. Music, D. Lovett, K. Owen, C. Cebelak, M. LeBlanc, P. Waterbury, A. Jackson, M. Mainstone, J. Williams, T. Simcox, H. Horr, P. Poat ROW 1: Mr. Vonk, adviser; J. McQuiston, parliamentarian: J. DeWilder, vice-president; M. Fahs, corresponding secre- tary; B. Simmons, president; B. Boyd, treasurer The independence and liber- ty you possess are the woi ' k of joint councils and joint efforts, of common dangers, suffering, and successes. — George Washington The gavel calls to order a weekly meeting of the Stu- dent Council, a group of members from each class, plus four student body offi- cers. To promote the best intei-- est of the school and to de- velop school spirit were two of the primary goals carried out by our Student Council. Other responsibilities en- tailed the co-ordination of club activities, the collection of food and gifts for needy families at Christmas, and the promotion of better rela- tions with area Job Corps- men. 26 COUNCIL MEETING TO ORDER ROW 5: T. Rogers, R. Wilson, J. E. Hutchins, B. Dean, S. Howitt, R. Emswiler, T. Beard, J. Cable B. Loggans, R. Gifford, C. Whitmore, D. Plunkett, A. Matthews. D. Shafer. D. Pastor. G. Baldwin ROW 4: S. Benson, J. Finney. J. Williams, S. Wilson, C. Drikakis, C. Edwards, D. Tyson, P. O ' Connell, G. Hoelscher, R. Brown, B. McCray, C. Bell, K. Baad ROW 3: G. Moss, K. Scott, H. Miller, P. Lewis, K. Elliget, H. Draegert. D. Torress, C. Quada. G. Jackson, E. Miles, S. Wilkey, L. Kerner, V. Whitmore, J. Shipley ROW 2: N. Keith, G. Clark, C. Thiede, C. Ballard, J. Glomstad, J. Phillips, B. Hirakis, C. Chandler, P. Steele, A. Severn, H. Horr ROW 1: M. Fahs, corresponding secretary; B. Simmons, president; J. DeWilder, vice-president; B. Boyd, treasurer; J. McQuiston, parliamentarian Busy student council members brought food and organized the Christmas baskets this year. Other activities included a Christmas dance and the Twrrp Dance this spring. 27 STUDENT CnilNCIL OFFICERS CONDUnT MEETINf Corresponding Secretary - Mimi Fahs Recording Secretary - Chris Tyson 28 TO BE LEADERS FOR MARKETING AND DISTRIRUTION IS THEIR GOAL The management and the personnel of YE OLDE SCHOOL STORE are selected from the students enrolled in the Distributive Education curriculum, majoring in Merchandising, Marketing - Management. These students are also active and participating members of the Battle Creek Central DECA chapter. At the recent National DECA Leadership Conference in Chicago, we were informed that we have one of the very few completely equipped and professionally managed school stores in the nation. The management and personnel of the store are responsible for management and opera- tion, which includes sales, purchases, inventory control, expenses control and a planned budget for profits based on sales, costs, and expenses. All the profits from Ye Olde School Store support the com- fe -— — -— . ' — . plete budget of the Student Council, Pep Club, Booster Club, and other student activi- ties. The management and per- sonnel are Marion Smith, iVIar- tha Pejakovich, Frank Walker, Pat Stockford, Harriet God- dard, Jean May, Harold Miller (The School Store Manager), Linda Crawford, Douglas Ryan, Bill Dopp, Don Goble, and Leonard Hunter. The School Store Advisers are Mr. Don C. Clark, Mr. Jim C. Graves, and Mrs. Vera Jeffers. Missing from the picture are Judy Canfield and Mary Ann Ferguson. 29 ROW 4: Mr. D. C. Clark, Mrs. V. Jeffers, J. May, S. Williams, F. Lancaste Forer G. Jackson, L. er, D. Skillman, M. Ferguso S. Williams, F. Lancaster ROW 3: Mr. J. C. Graves, B. Vaughan, K. Williamson, G. Wilkins, L. Olmstead, D. Kelley, F. Walker, S. Hibbard, J. Phillip ROW 2: J. Hubbard, M. High, B. Fisher, P. Stockford, N. Smith, M. Plain, J. Coleman, S. Moore n ii 1. r n. -I I .. :  . KK C .l + U n-, ,.1 i m a n+ s ri 3 n • I . ( ra Ajfnrrl hictnrisn M Po ' f i nxii r U ea PAt i , , • U Millar ROW 1: D. Ryan, chaplain; M. Smith, parliamentarian; L. Crawford, histo president; H. Goddard. treasurer; J. Canfield, vice- president ; B. Dopp, M. Pejakovich, secretary: H. Miller porter D E C A WINS SECOND This has been another banner year for the Battle Creek Central Distributive Education Club. This active organization has begun its twelfth year of operation. This is the second consecutive year in which the chapter was selected by the State of Michigan as the outstanding DECA chapter in the Great State of Michigan. The first undertaking was the opening of the concessions service business at the C. W. Post Stadium. Their homecoming float, for the twelfth year in a row won another major - award trophy. At Hal- loween and Christmas, the club gave parties for the patients at the Fort Custer State Home. Mr Jim C Graves, adviser: Bill Dopp, reporter; Marion Smith, parliamentarian, Harriet Goddard, treasurer; Martha Pejakovich, secretary; Douglas Ryan, chaplain; Mrs. Vera Jeffers, Mr. Don C. Clark, advisers Linda Crawford, historian; Harold Miller, president; Judy Canfield, vice-president 30 PROUDLY DISPLAYING THEIR TROPH I ES— Mike High, representing Harold Miller, frrst runner-up for DECA Student of the Year: Harriet Goddard, first runner-up for DECA Student of the Year: Judy Canfield, first place for Area Distribution Manual; Harold Miller, State DECA CHAPTER OF THE YEAR: Linda Crawford, first place studies in Mar- keting Specialty Store Industry; Douglas Ryan, first place Window Display Judging; Leonard Hunter, second runner-up for Public Speaking; Advisers, Mrs. Vera Jeffers, Mr. Jim Graves, and Mr. Don C. Clark. CONSECUTIVE STATE TITLE Many members of the DECA chapter were honored this year for winning competitive contests at the State DECA Leadership Conference at Michigan State University in March. The winners were: Harold Miller No. 1 Chapter of the Year and first runner up for Boy of the Year , Douglas Ryan won first place in Display Judging ; Leonard Hunter was second runner-up in Public Speaking ; Judy Canfield placed first in Area Distribution Manual ; Linda Crawford placed first in Studies in Market- ing; Harriet Goddard was first runner up for Girl of the Year . In April, at the National DECA Leadership Conference in Chicago, the club represented the State of Michigan and was recognized by representatives from all 50 states as one of the most active Distributive Education Clubs in the nation. On Saturday, May 27, 1967 the DECA Club held its 12th Annual Employer-Employee Awards Banquet, with over 300 guests attending. The final event of the year was the Annual Senior Trip to Chicago in celebration of another banner year for DECA at Battle Creek Central High School. USHER CLUB A club that performs a service to Central and the community is the Usher Club. The mem- bers are required to serve for the majority of events held at the W. K. Among their other services, the Usher Club sponsors the school book store. Books can be purchased by any student attending Central. 32 SERVES COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL Kellogg Auditorium and at football games. The members must take a test on the seating arrangement of the auditorium and the club constitution. This year the club ' s activities included a candy sale, a Christ- mas Party, a Spring Banquet, and various skating parties. Another outstanding service of the Usher Club is the book store. These books are sold at a re- duced rate to Central students. The Usher Club deserves high praise for the leader- ship and service to Central High School. ROW 5: G. Spaulding, T, Barnard. B. Mason, F. Freiburger. F. Grant, S. Hentges, J. DesAutels. N. Harnsjn ROW 4: R. Coleman, J. McGlocklin, L. DeMond, C. Wilber, P. Settles, M. Gogel ROW 3: Z. Carpenter, S. Ward, N. Cain, J. Cable, D. Cantrell, L. Nayes ROW 2: L. DeUane, P. Phillips, G. Wright, C. Johnson, M. Ellis, B. Toth, P. Sofia ROW 1: J. English, vice-president; C. Jones, president; H. Goddard, treasurer: Y. Amsler, secretary; M. Schrock, E. Br 33 ROWS: S. Tubilewic, K. Baad, K. Burrill, H. Draegert, Y. Phillips, S. Williams, J. Bridges, G. Berry. B. Walters, D. Plunkett, J. Ponitz, R. Eadler, J. Plane, B. de la Torre, G. Spaulding, I. Crabill, B. Mathews ROW 4: D. Tyson, L. Gabriel, P. McDonald, S. Scott, S. McMannis, L. Thomas, E. Ramsey, K. Murphy, J. McGloddelin, J. Worgess J. Rook, J. Borr, V. Hofman, C. Lapham, M. Davis, P. Reynolds, J. Shaffer, D. Kendall G. Clark, J. Perry, F. Noble, B. Thomas, C. Green, P. Corwin, P. Kinsey, C. Lewis, L. Raley, K. Kellogg, C. Quada, S. Stocken, S. Eggleston, C. Lewis, R. Smith, C. Piasecki L. Sandovale, T. Hatt, S. VanCleave, M. Blocker, D. Stults, S. Foltz, S. Iden, B. Hirakis, L. DeLano, M. Vrijhof, C. Stone, J. Rose, C. Chandler, G. Tappin, C. Cebelak, M. Plane R0W1: Mrs. Walters, adviser; S. Storslee, president; J. Engelhardt, vice president; B. Smith, secretary; C. Ballard, treasurer; M iss Lanteng, student teacher ROWS ROW 2 Bearcats Visit The Where ' s My Sombrero? Asks a member of the Spanish Club. The 1966-67 Spanish Club has just completed another success- ful year. This club has sought to instill in its members an inter- est in the language and customs of Spanish-speaking countries. This year, the Spanish Club worked with the French and Latin Clubs to build a language float for the Homecoming parade. Officers for the past year mcluded Linda Jacobs, vice president; Andy Reese, president; Sally Stewart; Bea Braddock, treasurer; and Bunny Hirakis, secretary — not pictured. 34 French Club The French Club started an- other successful year in a mutual effort with other language clubs to construct a float for Home- coming. Highlighting this year ' s programs was a meeting in which Central ' s summer exchange stu- dents spoke of their travels in Europe. The adviser of this year ' s club is Mrs. Elizabeth Wal- ters. The French Club not only promotes the study of French- speaking countries, but also en- courages study of all European countries. French Club officers include Jodi Engle- hardt, vice president: Scott Storslee, president; Brenda Smith, secretary, and Cindy Ballard, treasurer. World Through Languages ROW 5: S- Kevan, S. Finn, C. Cherney, M. Unrue, J. Smith, G. Bennett, K. Chadderdon, N. Allen, P. White ROW 4: S. Wilcox, N. Little, J. Ramos, J. Bridges, J. Echelberry, J. Engelhardt, L. Douglas, L. Rabbitt, C. Borgerson ROWS: M. Fisher, E. Miles, J. Palmer, S. Wilkey, P. Swonk, J. Irwin, F. Martinez, K. Weaver ROW 2: K. Owen, D. Hyslop, L. Norris, O. Buchanan, J. Spriggs, D. McQuiston, K. Hemry, J. Worgess ROW1: Mrs. Barton, adviser; A. Reese, president; L. Jacobs, vice president; B. Hirakis, secretary; B. Braddock, treas urer; S. Stewart, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Work, adviser 35 Latin Is Not Only For The Romans Latin club officers included Paula Hayes, vice president; Bonnie Tabiadon. secretary; Sharon Iden, president; Mar- jorie Ward, (not pictured), treasurer. Acquiring knowledge of the past, studying civilization, language, and the cultures of Rome and Greece are the purposes of the Latin Club. The club seeks to present the language in an interesting form. Main club events included a float, a bake sale, and a ti ' ip to Michigan State University for a conven- tion. The club is led by its able sponsor, Mrs. Mary Ketchum, and Sharon Iden, the club president. ROW 4: S. Riley, T. Guthrie, S. Taylor, A. Fahs. N. Maurer, J. Stewart, T. Losey. ROW 3: R. Bishop, K. Schnau. J. Stone, J. Luke, M. Edgin, C. Quada. ROW 2: D. Hovinen, D. Moody, C. Bailey, E. Porter, R. Ben den, F. Beene, B. Squires. ROW 1: S. Iden, president; P. Hayes, vice-president; B. Tabiadon, secretary; M. Ward, treasurer; Mrs. 36 Ketchum, adviser Math Club Adds Tn Central ' s Aotivities The officers for the year were left to right, Bill Moucoulis. vice president: Joe Sprague, president; Shelley Rassmussen, treasurer; Virginia Dodd, sec- retary. Mathematics plays a vital role in oui ' world today. The Math Club encourages exploration of various fields of mathematics. This year ' s meetings proved to be extremely profitable. The program included many problem-solving sessions that were a chal- lenge to all participants. Club members took a trip tlu ' ough the Claris Equipment com- puter center. Serving as club sponsor for the vear was Mr. Robert Fochman. I think I goofed somewhere! muses senior Bill Moucoulis as he scratches his head over a perplexing problem filled with brackets, numbers, and symbols. ROW 4: D. Elliott, M. Garf.eld, B. Moucoulis ROWS: T. Yanitelli, O. Davis, C. Lutz ROW 2: E. Ramsey, J. Plane, B. Sprague, F. Martinez. R0W1: Mr. Focthman, adviser: G. Tappan, S. Rasmussen, J. Wester 6i Mr. Copeland - Adviser Mrs. Andreason - Adviser J. Conley, S. Blanchard. P. Harter, J. Glomstad, B. Simmons, D. St SPEAKERS DEFENI] NATIONAL TITLE Under the able direction of Mrs. Dorothy Andreasen and Mr. James Copeland, the Forensics Team has excelled in state and interstate competition. Steve Blanchard, Jim Conley, Janis Glomstad, and Brent Simmons won first places in the National Forensic League District Tournament this summer. In addition to winning the 6-A League Forensics Champion- ship, eight speakers also qualified to compete in the state speech tournament: Cindy Ballard, Jim Conley, Ken Freed, Ron Gifford, Janis Glomstad, T. R. Harrison, Dave Stravers, and Junious Williams. The speakers, reigning national champions, are expected to successfully defend their national title. ROW 4: G. Key. M. Becl . K. Freed, J. Conley. J. Williams. K. Chadderdon. D. Pastor ROW 3: D. Bakken. R. Gifford. B. DeWlent. B. Coleman. S. Blanchard. B. Simmons. D. Stravers. J. ROW 2: T. R. Harrison. M. Morcomb. R. Dunning. M. DeBoer. A. Andrews. B. Conklin. S. Horn ROW 1: J. Dodd. D. Kay, J. Glomstad. S. Staufer. S. Mladenoff. C. Ballard. C. Chandler Martinovich. J. Moore c EXCELLENCE IS BYWORD FOR CENTRAL DEBATERS ROW 3: Deral Murrie, Ron Gifford, Bob DeMent, Ken Freed, Jim Conley, Bill Coleman, Phil Harter, Dave Strav- ers, Keith Chadderdon, and Brent Simmons ROW 2: Dave Pastor, Bill Conklin, Ross Dunning, Allen Andrews, Mike Morcombe, Mike DeBoer, Barry Parker, Stan Horn, T. R. Harrison, Greg Key ROW 1: Sue Mladenoff, Virginia Dodd, Sue Staufer, Janis Glomstad Having gained nation- al recognition, this year ' s Debate Team, coaclied by Mr. James Copeland, compiled an- other outstanding rec- ord. The nationally known team attended five in- terstate tournaments, winning four, one of which was the National Forensic League District Tournament. This win qualified captain Dave Stravers and Phil Harter to compete in the Nation- al Speech Tournament in Nashville, Tenn. this June. In Michigan, the de- fending state champions won first or second place in ten tournaments, in- cluding an undefeated record in the 6-A League. The team won district and regional champion- ships before being elim- inated in the state semi- final competition. With this outstanding record, the debaters are again considered major p. Conley, B. Coleman, P. Harter, D. Stravers Contenders for the na- tional title. 39 ROW 5: J. Bridges, J. Simmons, S. Cox, N. Allen, J. Hendrickson, P. Steele, K. O ' Connell, S. Blanchard, R. Eadler, G. Kline, L. Hill, V. Tobias, B. Braddock, A. Geleff, K. Jessup, K. Baad ROW 4: M. Waiterspaugh, R. Stravers, R. Music, M. Tameris, D. Wigfield, C. Gorum, D. Madsen, T. Losey, P. Lewis, S. Kinney, L. Kerner, L. Babas, S. Tubilewicz, M. Fahs. J. Stewart, J. Smith ROW 3: L. Rabbitt, M. Wiseman, K. Swank, B. Hirakis, M. Caldwell, L. Conklin, M. Blocker, S. Eaton, J. Bauman, K. Kirkpatrick, B. Robinson, M. Nofs, P. Hover, B. Alles, D. Bakken ROW 2: S. Rasmussen, C. Gyllstrom, S. Smith, V. Marsh, H. Cohen, S. Stewart, C. Ballard, M. Fraser, K. Chase, T. Nihart, P. McDonald, K. Kellogg, P. Palmer, J. Wesner ROW 1: A. Reese, D. Kay, A. Sovern, D. Jodon, Mr. Peck ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE The Dramatics Club is an energetic organization concerned with the many phases of theatrical work. The club is open to any student interested in dramatics. This year, many busy hours were spent painting, moving scenery, apply- ing make-up, selling tickets, and finding props and costumes for the spring mu- sical and the many plays throughout the year. The club also took trips to the Civic Theater in Marshall and the Fisher Theater in Detroit where they saw Fiddler on the Roof . They per- formed marvelously in the Fall Play, Take Her She ' s Mine , the Spring Musical, Funny Girl , and in their special pei ' formance of Winifred, the Wonderful Genie, written by Mr. Ken- neth Peck, Central ' s dramatics coach. The Dramatics Club, under the ex- cellent direction of Mr. Peck, is indeed an asset to Central High School. The officers working at the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium s ' board are Donna Jodon, recording secretary: Diana Kay, president; Andy Reese, president; Rod Mines, treasurer Alice Sovern, corresponding secretary. 40 F. T. A. HELPS PP,EPAP.E FOP, A VOCATinN ROW 5: ROW 4: ROW 3 ROW 2 J. Englehardt, G. Bennett, T. Losey, D. Britton, D. Rose, M. Caldwell S. Rasmussen, C. Borgerson, F. Martinez, C. Rannsey, B. Squires, J B. Hirakis, M. Kita, M. Blocker, M. Fisher, L. Johns, S. VanCleave ing; S. Hemry, sophomore representative ry, vice-president; S. Finn, historian, parliamen tarian; S. Wilkey, treas- anis, president C. Greene, Y. Phillips, Y. Amsler, C. Cherney, L. Rabbitt, J. Palmer, Russell, C. Wilbur S. Eggleston, D. Morris, K. Owen E. Miles, publicity: R. Nihart, planr ROW 1: Miss De La Pena, adviser; K. Herr urer; S. Hentges, secretary; S. Tun One of the most active clubs at Central, the Futiu-e Teachers ' Club, has had a very successful year. The year ' s many activities included visits to conferences at Western Michigan University and Michigan State University, baked goods sales, giving a Christmas party for handicapped children at Ann J. Kellogg School, attending a banquet at Lakeview High School, and car washes. This club has been led by Sue Tumanis, president; Karn Hemry, vice-president; Sue Hentges, secretary ; Sharon Wil- key, treasurer; Sandy Finn, historian; Sherry Hemry, sophomore representative; Terry Nihart, program chairman; and Eilene Miles, publicity chairman. Miss Oracle De La Pena is the adviser. IIIHIIII ' alliiliillinm i I eii t!l!!il!l!1 Hikii 1; . 1: 1 «! 1 i llllilll i In ' 1 ■ ' L L P mmimmmmmm:mmmmmsmms ' ' m cs A CAPPELLA IS THE ASPIRATION OF MANY Mr. Alfred Richards Adviser ROW 2: R. Gretsky , C. Lutes , S. Howitt , S. Banchard, preside it; M. Moore , M. Ruble, vice-president; R Mines ROW 1: D. DeFord, roba ian; B. Braddock , S. Stocken, treasurer ; B. Smith and C. Bal- lard, secretaries: S. Smith, librarian: S. Ensminger, Accon npanist Section Leader POP ' S CHORALE ROW 2: D. Shafer, C. Lutes, L. Coleman, D. Williams, L. Underwood, L. Geleff, J. Stevens, R. Hines, R. Gretsky, M. Hardin, S. Blanchard, M. Ruble, M. Moore ROW 1: S. Ensminger, B. Malcuit, B. Braddock, D. DeFord, C. Gorum, B. Bloomensaat, J. Lapham, B. Smith, C. Ballard, S. Stocken, C. Smith, G. Hind, K. Ruble The past year has been one of great opportunity and hard work for the members of the A Cap- pella Choir and tlieir director Mr. Alfred G. Pops Richards. Early in the school year the choir re- ceived an invitation to compete in the International Music Festival to be held in the Netherlands. As a result of much work and enthu- siasm on the part of the choir alumni, parents, choir members and Mr. Richards, the choir was able to accept the offer to partici- pate in the festival this June. The choir has maintained a very busy schedule this year. In- cluded in this schedule were the 20th Annual Christmas Concert, the Christmas Assembly and a number of concerts performed for various clubs and organiza- tions of the Battle Creek area. ROW 7: G. Bennett, L. Coleman, S. Blanchard, M. Kline, S. Howitt, C. Malcuit, C. Knox, S. Storslee, M. Ruble, M. Moore, D. Tabiadon R0W:6: D. Williamson, D. Oldenberg, C. Lutz, K. Brown, B. Buehler, A. McNichols, D. Shafer, G. Jones, R. Farley, B. Stanton, D. Paul ROW 5: L. Bloomensaat, B. Rasmark, E. Greene, B. Zellers, C. Mitchell, M. Harden, O. Carson, B. Hirakis, A. Geleff, L. Lingholm, W. Evans, D. Smith, H. Hosak, S. Conklin ROW 4: P. Hayes. P. Cox, J. Terrell, B. Hirakis, M. Smith, D. Gibby, J. Byrd, A. Jackson, R. Gretsky, B. Keagle, J. Stevens, R. Blanchard, J. Cummings, R. Hines, L. Koteles, S. Beigle, B. Braddock, L. Alexander, S. Patrick, N. Haley, S. Ensminger, C. Ballard ROW 3: R. Music. J. Brown, L. Robinson, P. Palmatier, K. Baad, M. Malcuit, S. Solem, C. Johnkowski, J. Engelhardt, J. Simmons, S. Williams ROW 2: P. Crapoff, J. Titus, D. Upton, E. Cornell, G. Hind, L. Thompson, D. Petts, K. Ruble, D. Madsen, L. Prather, S. Clark, L. Olsen, D. DeFord, C. Smith ROW 1: S. McKeen, C. Gorum, C. Stone, D. Brewer, V. Clevenger, L. Stone, B. Alles, B. Smith, N. Harris, L. Hill, K. Chase, C. Henry, S. Titus, 8. Stocken, B. Robinson, R. Stravers, S. Hathaway, P. Stockford, J. Lapham, C. Thiede, J. Seltenrich, J. Fry 43 TREBLE CHOIR ROW 2 - left to right: S. Perry, M. Duffin, B. Swafford, J. Britanyak, C. Lutz, M. McGauley, L. Roberts, B. Rheynard, L. Beene ROW 1: V. Flockhart, R. Lillibridge. K. Murdock, A. Hayes, J. Rolfe. M. Tameris, B. Rogers GIRLS ' CHOIRS EMPHASIZE MUSIC SKILLS Under the direction of Pops Ricliards, girls inter- ested in improving their vocal ability and performance tech- nique learned these skills in Treble Choir. Newly formed this year, the Central Singers liave become a popular group. The two choirs participated in assemblies and concerts throughout the year. To- gether the girls have contin- ued the excellent rating main- tained in the past. CENTRAL SINGERS ROW 2 - left to right: C. Clark, M. Unrue, B. Malcuit, R, Brown, L. Robinson, R. Wilklow, P. Charles, C. Clark, P. Belcher, G. Berry, H. Hosack, L. Stone, S. Geiger, Beth McGlocklin, D. Courtright, J. Cable, S. Clark, L. Bennett, S. Bishop, D. Upton ROW 1: A. Hunn, P. Waterbury, Q. Voshell, P. Poat, S. Gretsky, E. Cantrell. S. Smith, J. Seltenreich. L. Beaty 44 ORCHESTRA DELIGHTS ALL EARS vood, R. Dudley, D. Cole, E. Brown, G. Forrester, Mr. Kirsch, C. Gyllstron , M. Edgin, B. Klinke, ROW 4: D. Day, J. Picca, L. Unde R. Coleman, O. Davis. ROWS: A. Ellis, N. Shafer, T. Lower, L. Fox, B. Logan, M. Bolton, D. McQuiston, R. Johnson, G. Borna B. Griffin, D. Lower, T. Snook, R. Anderson. ROW 2: S. Ensminger, S. Cox, K. Kirkpatrick, D. Swartz, D. Britton, G. Edwards, J. Kinsley, C. Malcuit, C. Uldriks, J. Luke, K. Keagle, G. Dunham. ROW 1: B. Hayes, P. White, J. Smith, D. Shafer, S. Silvester, L. Thomas, S. Titus, J. Cohoon. ALWAYS A PERFORMANCE OF ACCURACY Central ' s orchestra has enjoyed a very successful and active year. Last fall, members of the orchestra worked on a Homecoming float that won the Sue Ferguson trophy. They partici- pated in a String Festival at Lakeview in November. They also gave a Christmas concert, played in the Band Follies, gave a Spring concert, and played for Funny Girl. The officers of orchestra this year were Pat White, president; Brenda Hayes, vice-president; Jo Ann Cohoon, recording secretary; Gloria Dunham, corresponding secretary; and Sharon Ensminger, treasurer. ving all that hot thirsty. But getting a tuba! 45 hile balancing t l 9l Ikett. K. Ruble Couture. T. Osburn, D. Williamson. T. Blaske. T. Keysa. G. Forrester, . Nelson. R. Dudley, Mr. KIrsch, M. MacCreery, K. Durkee. P. Ereger, D. Flood. L. Rabbit. S. Cohoon. B. Sellers, A. Galovlch. P. Burns. M. Wilson, T. Secor. J. DesAutels. J. Hollins. D. Barney, L. Norris. C. Perry, T. Sanford. T. Rodgers, J. Williams, D. Lovett. J. Patterson, O. Buchanan, D. Cloud, R. Di Vitto, R. Spear, B. Pierce. S. Baurer, G. Tatum, L. Jacobs, E. Brow Gregory, J. I. Boshart, D. Cole. B. C. H. S. MAKCHING AND CONCERT , Majorette Head Drum Majo 46 ROW 3: D. Reneau. W. Strom. D. Quartermai ne. N. Bishop. B. Stanner. M. Mitchell. K. Secor. M. Bolton, M. Husa. Sharp. J. Deraclo. A. Kavalhuna. D. McQuiston. R. Johnson. G. Bornamann. B. Hoag. B. Burns. F. Grant. Lower. B. Griffin. B. Kiinke. ROW 2: C. Malcuit. C. Uldricks, M. Kempei, A. Andrews. B. Logan. R. Weeks, J. Rambow. M. Rosa. G. Edwards Kinsley. J. Malone, J. Logsden. S. Eaton. L. Fox. T. Lower. ROW 1: D. Britton. S. Hoffman. D. Swartz. S. Conklin, K. K i rkpatrick. R. Piasecki. M. Coles. K. Sch na u. BAND DISPLAY MAIJNIFICENT ABILITY The flame does not burn without the spark. Under the fine direction of Mr. Charles Kirsch the 66-67 Concert Band had another noteworthy year. Mr. Kirsch has served Central since 1954, giving excellent guidance in the music field. For the past five years, Mr. Kirsch has been President of the U. of M. Band Alumni Association and for the last two years has been guest conductor of the U. of M. marching band during their Homecoming game and on the playing of their Alma Mater. His experienced hand has led Central ' . ' band through years of excellent performances. The Bearcat Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Kirsch, is one of tlie most outstanding in the state of Michigan. Each home football game featured the entire group, while they also played at basketball games and assemblies. Turning to the concert season. Central ' s Concert Band entranced the Battle Creek stu- dents as well as the entire community. 47 SCHOOL NEWSPAPER INFORMS CENTRAL STUDENTS The CENTRAL KEY, school newspaper, informed students of school activities, student achieve- ments, and sports activities. The Key Staff worked hard to put out fifteen issues this year. Man agir g Editors for this yea , Ei- lene Mi es and si- aro n Wilkey , su- perv ised th e produ ctio n of the KEY. Feature Editor Carol Burdick and News Editor Mary Anne Fisher fre- quently had to revise the copy. ROW 5: J. Thompson, R. Evans, M. Porter, R. Sloan, R. Steele, J. McGauley, G. Yurisich, J. Jackson, D. Mathis ROW 4: J. Baird, S. Newburn, R. Crowell, D. Anderson, S. Mernaugh, C. Johnkoski, E. Motes ROW 3: S. Rasmussen, L. Brown, B. Bradstreet, sports editor; K. Ilich, D. Tyson, sports editor; L. Kerner ROW 2: E. Clothier, K. Owen, business manager; C. Quada, sports editor; K. Thornton, G. Tappan, V. Marsh, J. Tallent ROW 1: Mr. R. Harberts, adviser; S. Wilkey. managing editor; M. Fisher, news editor; E. Miles, managing editor; C. Burdick, feature editor: Miss Burke, adviser Working as this year ' s Sports Editors were Deb- bie Tyson, Cindi Quada, and Bob Bradstreet. 48 STAFF WORKS HARD TO OIVE PAEAN NEW LOOK Many hours have been spent by the PAEAN Staff members preparing the annual for distribution. Worl ing under the direction of co-editors Carol Hooker and Vicki Whitmore, and un- der the direction of Miss Evelyn Burke, the staff has strived to produce an exciting and thorough synopsis of the 1966-67 school year for every stu- dent. Through the unremitting ef- forts of these people, another out- standing yearbook has been made available to all. Co-editors Carol Hooker and Vicki Whitmore ROW 2: L. Kerner, S. Finn. K Thornton, J. Oglesby. B Gifford, R Kraft, J. Brown. P. Reynolds ROW 1: M. Fisher, V. Whitmore, co-editor; Miss Burke, adviser; C. Hooker, co-editor; K. Burrill, H. Draegert Missing are Carol Belcher, Sue Mernaugh, Cindy Owen, and Dick Tyler rtising Manage Sales Manager Sports Editor Brian Gifford 49 Hope Dragert end Cr.rol Bel Assistant Business Manage TOP CENTRAL JOURNALISTS HONORED RY QUILL ANID SCROLL Battle Creek Central ' s chapter of Quill and Scroll, the International Honor So- ciety for High School Jour- nalists, swelled its member- ship this year. Quill and Scroll membership is gained by high academic achieve- ment, working on the Key or Paean staff, and making an outstanding contribution in journalism at Battle Creek Central High School. These students have met the qualifications necessary for eligibility. Quill and Scroll adviser, Miss Evelyn Burke, says that the organi- zation is designed to give Central ' s award winning journalists the recognition they deserve. NINE STUDENTS QUALIFIED TWO YEARS ROW 2: J. Perry, V. Whitmore, C. Hooker, C. Burdick, K. Owen ROW 1: E. Miles, M. Fisher, Miss Burke (adviser), S. Wilkey, K. Burrlll ROW 2: S. Rasmussen, D. Mathis, L. Kerner, Quada, K. Thornton, G. Tappan ROW 1: B. Gifford, S. Mernaugh, H. Draegert, B. Bradstreet, C, O 50 K. Ihch, C. Johnkoski, n, S. Tuma Projectionists— ROW 2: W. Steele, M. Wilbur, B. O ' Brien, K. Jessup, B. Ellerton, D. Bell, S. Stevens, O. Carson, L. Williams ROW 1: L. Palicella, F. Walker, G. Lok, M. Harden, C. VanDongen VISUAL AIDS AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS HELP PROMOTE EFFICIENCY Very important to the Visual Aids department are the projectionists. Under the direction of Mrs. Nettie Barnett these boys donate time to help operate the movie projectors and other special equipment for the teachers at Central. Main- tenance and care of the pro- jectors also keep these help- ers busy. Performing desk duty, shelving books, mending damaged ones, and helping to create displays are among the many duties of the li- brary assistants. These stu- dents are kept constantly at the books while assist- ing at an important job. Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon and Mrs. Barbara Kenn are the librarians. HEALTH CAREERS NEW AT CENTRAL The Health Careers Club is a new organization at Central with a bright future. Anyone interested in a medi- cal career may become a member. The club now has thirty active members. Their activities included films on medi- cal careers, a trip to the Upjohn plant in Kalamazoo, and a lecture on L.S.D. The sponsor for this group is Mrs. Garcia Sinclair. ROW 5: B. Bradstreet, J. Stone. L. Gabriel, D. Bakken, Y. Phillips, Y. Amsler ROW 4: E. Brown, A. Brown,, B. Tabiadon, L. Conklin, S. Cox ROW 3: A. Thomas, C. Quada, J. Glomstad, D. Hover ROW 2: V. Whitmore, Mrs. Sinclair, C. Quada ROW 1: M. Garfield, M. Fahs, C. Chandler, L. Hill, J. Hammons Officers this year were Chris Chandler, secretary: Linda Hill, treas- urer; Mimi Fahs. vice-president: and Mike Garfield, president. ROW 4: L. Loggans, M. Ampey, G. Hutcheny, C. Johnkowski. L. Gabriel ROW 3: Mrs. Vanderbrook, adviser; L. Thomas, S. Riley, R. Bishop, M. Caldwell, D. Hover ROW 2: L. Doren, D. Gibby, C. Murdock, D. Wilcox, M. Ward ROW 1: C. Gorum, S. Carnell, B. Bower, F. Beene VOLUNTEENS CONTRIBUTE TO OUR COMMUNITY Rarely recognized for their unselfish service to the members of this community are the Volun- teens. They are a welcome sight to the area hospitals. The Volunteens are trained to cheer patients and assist the hospital staffs. A student must be at least sixteen years of age and express his desire to serve before becoming a Volunteen. After completing ten hours of service, the Volunteens receive caps, pins, and certificates at the end of the school year. This group of unselfish teen-agers is greatly appreciated by the community. 53 John Maurer shows a beginner the correct way to dive. Div- ing instruction is only one of the many techniques learned in the Saturday morning swimming class. In the Field House, under the directic Mr. Vogel, the Guards teach and the to swim. Guard Club Gives Central The Upmost In Service A newly organized club at Central this year is the Battle Creek Guard Club. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Vogel and Mr. Brian Nagle, Guard members are involved in many various activities. Chiefly concerned with their Learn to Swim program, Guard Club members taught swimming to a large number of youngsters for five weeks last summer. During the school year. Guard membres may be found at the Fieldhouse pool every Saturday morning teaching various grades of swimming ranging from be- ginners to advanced. The teaching is planned for each instructor to have three students so that each student may receive a great deal of individual attention. Beside their teaching duties, Guard Club members help officiate at Central ' s home swimming meets as well as the junior high school championship meets. Guards also have an opportunity to earn some extra money by life- guarding after school and eve- nings at area pools. Members of the Guard Club are rewarded well for their services by the many so- cial activities planned through- out the year. The agenda this year included a Christmas par- ty, a Lake Michigan outing, a bowling party, and a ski trip. In addition, the Guard mem- bers constructed a prize-win- ning Homecoming float. Although newly organized, the Battle Creek Guard Club has already firmly established itself as an an asset to Central. It presents an opportunity to serve the community in a re- warding and worthwhile man- ner, and to develop leadership m of Mr. Nagle and qualities, area children learn Individual in swimmer the jction is the basis of the swimming program. To give each lum chance to learn, each teacher has only 3 to 4 students. 54 Guard Club is far from just a service club. One must agree that it is also one of the social clubs at Central. At the Christmas party, the evening of fun was even highlighted by the visit from Santa. ROW 3: J. Maurer, T. Swan. W. Simmons, G. Hanson, C, Elshire, D. Wemmer ROW 2: Mr, Paul Vogel, R, Kraft, V. Harwood, J, Smith, J. Cook, B, Squires, Mr. Brian Nagle ROW 1: J. McQuiston, J. Bridges, V. Whitmore, P. Reynolds, J. Shaffer, T. Yannitelli A trip to Lake Michigan and picnic took place m the fall. The fun-loving group is constantly finding rather unusual stunts to occupy their time. The big project of the year was the float for th 1967 Homecoming. The theme being ' Winnin Tradition ' . Many hard hours went into its build ing and the results were equal to the preparatio 55 Self Expressinn Is The Mottn Of The Art ( lul) ROW 2: G. Wasson, K. Schnau. M. Fraser. C. Greene Englehart, P. Brawner. C. Wegrzyon, S. La ROW 1: B. Dean, A. Reese, T. Nihart president; 3. Deford, N. Shafer L. Neubert, J. Baum Central ' s Art Club has enjoyed a very successful year. The activi- ties this year in- cluded a visit to the Civic Art Center to view works by West- ern Michigan University art teachers, and a trip to the Stu- dent Appreciation Dav at Olivet Col- lege. The Art- Club has been capably led by Sue Lane, presi- dent; Nancy Sha- fer, vice-presi- dent ; Maureen Fraser, secre- tary ; and Andy Reese, treasurer. ice-president; N. Smith , J. Future Homemakers Keep Busy With Club Work The Home Economics Club has completed another active and successful year. Among the year ' s activities were a bake sale in November, stuffing Christmas stockings for a ward at the State Home, a taffy pull, and a Valentine ' s party at the State Home. In addition, a beautician from Wright ' s Beauty Academy demonstrated how to apply make-up for the club members. This year ' s officers were Chris Leenhouts, president; Jan Tessman, vice president ; Debbie Rose, secretary ; Marguerite Watson, treasurer; and Charlene Harwell, assistant to the vice president. ROW 2: L. DeMond, C. Smith, L. Johns, J. Borgerson, J. Mammons, C. Bently, Y. Phillips. L. Gabriel, B. Tabidon, C. Lyman, L. Conklin ROW 1: B. Toath, S. Selby, M. Watson, treasurer; J. Tessman, vice-president; K. Leenhouts, president; D. Rose, secre- tary; P. Wing. J. Seibert, L. Hill 56 ROW 5: S. McGinn, J. Bridges, N. O ' Dell, J. Borr, J. Britanyak, S. Somers ROW 4: S. Williams, M. Lower, N. Force, G. Dodd, J. Hubbard, K. Harter, P.Johnson ROW 3: Y. Cribbs, G. Wilkins, S. Moore, T. Hatt, C. Wilber, C. Henry ROW 2: B. Holmes, J. Coy, D. Harper, J. Cook, C. Wesner, J. Britanyak ROW 1: S. Brayshaw, V. Tobias, V. Harwood, S. Reynolds, G. Clark, V. Vinski, K. Rupp G.A.A. TRAINS FOR FUTURE The Girls ' Athletic Association is open to all high school girls. The sports offered are on both the intramural and varsity levels. In the intramural programs girls of all skill levels meet once or twice a week to play. The activities offered are Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Softball, and Volleyball. The varsity program provides an opportunity for girls to improve their skills through supervised training, and to be selected to represent Battle Creek on competitive teams which compete against teams from other schools. For those girls who enjoy working with younger children or participating in supervisory posi- tions, the G.A.A. trains and provides officials and assistants for the elementai-y after school athletic programs and also selects girls to manage its own sports programs. The members of the G.A.A. elect girls from each grade level to serve as their Board of Direc- tors. The board members determine the activities the organization will offer each year, sets the poli- cies governing the organization, and keeps track of the credits all members earn so as to determine who is eligible for awards. Other G.A.A. activities include fun days, money making projects, assisting with the boys ' Cross Country team, slumber parties, and special trips. All girls interested in athletics and lots of fun belong to this organization. The G.A.A. Board of Directors and advisers include V. Tobias, vice- president; V. Harwood, president: G. Clark, recording secretary: J. English, corresponding secretary: V. Vinski, intramural director: Miss Tangel, adviser; Miss Bischoff, adviser: Miss Peek, adviser; Jo Jones, Program Director; S. Reynolds, treasurer; K. Rupp, publicity co-ordina- tor. P. Windham, sophomore representative, is missing. 57 ROW 5 ROW 4 ROW 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 D. Van Horn. G. Berry, K. llich. S. Taylor, B. Cady, N. Harris, L. Kerner, sergeant at arms L. Hackett, K. Baad. L. Johnson, K. Hemry, D. Britton. treasurer: E. Herreil L. Korp, J. Fritz, S. Tubilewioz, D. Tyson, K. Thornton, vice-president; C, Johnkoski D. Stults. J. Irwin. S. McMannis. A. Sovern, S. Noverr. P. Belcher P. Steele. K. Owen, chaplain: K. O ' Connell. K. Elliget. secretary: C. Lyman. P. Swonk. H. egert, president Tri-Hi-Y Serves ' .reek Area liatde Tri-Hi-Y, a service organization sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., has had a successful and active year. Among tlieir many activities were working on a Homecoming float, holding parties at the Fort Custer State Home, and sponsoring many dances during the year. Serving as officers this year were Hope Draegert, president; Ratify Thorn- ton, vice-president; Kathy Elliget, secretary; Diana Britton, treasur- er; Kathy Owen, chaplain; and Linda Kerner, sergeant-at-arms. ROW 6: M. Regner, R. Campbell ROW 5: G. Hughes, O. Sherrod, T. Ball. T. Yannitelli ROW 4: P. English, F. Hughes. L. Cole. G. Tayler. G. Hoelscher ROW 3: M. Miller, J. Cable, A. Carson, L. Bolen ROW 2: B. Boyd. B. Macoulis. A. Collins, J. Walker, K. Snyder, W. Simmons ROW 1: B. Clifford, president; C. Drikakis, vice-president; B. Loggans, secretary; G. Bundy, treasurer Lettermen Compose Girls ' Favorite Club Big, strong male members, each on a varsity team, make the Lettermen ' s Club the girls ' favor- ite organization. Duties of the club members include holding the ropes and running the coat rooms at home baf ' letball games. Members also rang the victory bell at football games which proved a busy job this year. Any boy is eligible who has lettered on at least one of the nine teams. 59 ROW 6: K. Baad, S. Finn, S. Williams, A. Fahs, J. McDonald J. Squires, M. Guthrie, K. Schau, P. Brawner, S. Rasmussen, S. Wilber, S. VanCleave ROW 5: L. Sandovale, S. Squires, K. Weaver, B. Richman, G. Clark, J. Engelhardt, D. Britton, R. Kraft, P. Paula, D. Stuits, C. Cherney ROW 4: M. Davis, R. Wilklow, L. Douglas, J. Worgess, K. Hemry, P. Swonk, M. MenchI, N. Harris, L. Raley, F. Martinez, P. Hover, J. Oglesby ROW 3: C. Murdock, T. Losey, L. Johnson, S. Taylor, E. Rabideau, D. Halbert,. B. Hirakis, L. Hill, B. Rasmark, J. Rose, C. Stone ROW 2: S. Tubilewig, S. Hemry, P. Poat, R. Coleman, S. Stevens, S. Clark, C. Piasecki, A. Whalan, M. Nofs, B. Alles ROW 1: M. Iden, V. Brown, K. Elitch, J. Oglesby, D. Gibby, 8. Iden PEP CLUB PROMOTES BEARCAT ACTIVITIES Toss up the crepe paper, was a familiar cry from a Pep Club member balancing on a goal post. During this year, the Girls ' Pep Club spent many hours making tags, sponsoring dances, construct- ing Bearcat heads, selling tags, and decorating the goal posts before the games at Post Field. The clever bulletin boards are another example of the Pep Club ' s work. Co-opera- tion with cheerleaders to produce an enthusiastic and spirited atmos- phere, can also be credited to the Pep Club. Leading the girls to another suc- cessful year were Bunny Hirakis, president, Margo MenchI, vice-pres- ident, and Mr. James Payson, spon- sor. Vice - President Margo MenchI President Bunny Hiraki; 60 ROW 4: P. Lewis. F. Strong. T. Brooker, J. Quinn, T. Yannetelli, T. Danna ROW 3: E. Clothier, T. Tomlinson. J. Grestini, R. Kunkle, B. Niglntingale, R. Frank ROW 2: J. Weenink. S. Howitt, B. IVIoucoulis, G. Taylor. W. Simmons, T. Swan, R. Anderson ROW:1: B. Boyd, president; C. Drikakis, vice-president: J. Cleveland, secretary; G. Bundy, treasurer; Mr. E. Davis BOYS ' BOOSTER CLUB BOOSTS BEAUCAT SPIBIT The Boys ' Booster Club, under the leadership of Mr. Ellis Davis, generates enthusi- asm and spirit throughout Central. Among the activities is the ringing of the Victory Bell at all home football games. The boys journeyed to East Lansing in February to attend a basketball game. Any boy who is interested in boosting the school spirit at Central is eligible to join this club. Boys ' Booster Club Officers 61 The varsity cheerleaders, Kathy Mich, Debby Gibby, Sharon Iden, Mary Ellen Iden, Vivian Brown, and Julie Oglesby, execute a familiar formation. Frisky, Central ' s peppy mascot, was Senior Joan Brown. Her vitality created an enthusiastic atmosphere at games. Frisky danced with the band at football games, and appeared at bas- ketball games and swimming meets. Joan was assisted by Linda Kerner, who also played an important part in raising school spirit. 62 A carload of cheerleaders lead the Hon ing parade. BouiKy Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit This year ' s varsity cheerleading squad was led by Captain Sharon Iden. These six spirited girls appeared at all major varsity events. They aroused enthusiasm at games, pep assemblies, and pep rallies. The girls attended camp this summer and took second place in the judging. Many cheers and routines were learned in the long after school practices. The cheer- leaders are proud of this year ' s teams and are equally proud to have been Bearcat cheerleaders. eaders were found adding to the Pep assemblies. J. V. members include Roselyn Colema back row; Cindy Piasecki, Anne Whalen, and 63 SPORTS FOCUS on ATHLETIC EFFORTS fT ' -• ' - -■ -■ - s  s35-?fS)yMi -sti-f|ii !f3il, 1966 Class A STATE CHAMPIONS Fred Kitchen Paul English Andy Johnson These five boys represented Central this past year on the all 6-A team. Throughout the year these boys played vital parts in key games. Such play as this is what earned them spots on the 6-A team. Fred, Orville, and Tom are seniors, while Paul and Andy are juniors. These fine coaches have turned out winning- teams year after year under the direction of i Ir. Roberts. They help to develop those boys who will go on to the varsity. Coach Tgiros Coach Sleper JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Battle Creek 31 Lakeview 6 Battle Creek 36 Kalamazoo 7 Battle Creek 38 Lansing Sexton 19 Battle Creek 38 Jackson Battle Creek 19 Lansing Eastern 6 Battle Creek 14 East Lansing 29 Battle Creek 52 Lansing Everett 66 TT Ej— 3— srrafT- [.V. ' s IMPRESSIVE U ' -73 The Junior Varsity grid men rolled to a 6 win, 1 loss season record. Their lone defeat, which broke a twenty-two game winning streak spread over a four year period, came at the hands of the East Lansing Trojans. The season began with the little Bearcats entertaining cross-town rival Lakeview, who they defeated quite handily, 31-6. After a slow start, the Bearcat offense began to roll in the second half. Kalamazoo and Lansing Sexton both fell, by scores of 36-7 and 38-19, respectively. At half-time in the Sexton game, the score was 19-19, but Battle Creek completely dominated the rest of the game. Perhaps the highlight of the season was the Jackson game, held at C. W. Post Field. Held to a tie by Jackson the previous year. Battle Creek ovei ' - whelmed them, 38-0. Displaying a potent offense and a crushing defense, the J. V. ' s garnered their fourth win in as many games. Lansing Eastern was defeated in a driving rainstoi-m, 19-6. Battle Creek showed good poise under adverse weather conditions at many points during the encounter, the sign of a good team. East Lansing was the next opponent of the Bearcats. On Trojan Field in East Lansing, the offense sputtered and the defense slipped as Battle Creek fell, 29-14. The J. V. ' s showed they were winners, however, with a 52-0 thrashing of Lansing Everett. Bouncing back from their loss the previous week, nothing went wrong for Battle Creek as they finished their season on a win- ning note. Even though one streak was broken this year, another was continued for next year ' s team to add to. Since 1961, no J. V. team at Battle Creek Central has lost a game at C. W. Post Field, certainly a remarkable record. This year ' s team added four more victories to this record. TT TT sfej ' Slii. 1956 Junior Varsity 67 : n iM .  W? ? A VARSITY SCOREBOARD Battle Creek 34 Benton Harbor Battle Creek 35 Jackson Battle Creek 34 East Lansing 6 Battle Creek 27 Lansing Eastern Battle Creek 47 Lansing Waverly Battle Creek 21 Lansing Sexton Battle Creek 26 Ann Arbor 13 Battle Creek 34 Kalamazoo 17 Battle Creek 21 Lakeview 7 ' 66 Football Team Marks First Coach Finn Coach Schils NUMBER ONE Headed by Coach Jack Finn these four coaches have made quite an impressive record here at Central. This past year Mr. Finn was voted Coach of the Year in football. These men spent many long hours 68 State Championship For Central Coach Heffelfinger COACHES helping the boys master the art of pulling, blocking, tackling, and learning good team unity. With these four men working together, Central is assured of more fine football records in the future. Season Clinched After Nine Victorious Games The 1966 Bearcat team again went undefeated and untied for the second year in a row. The Bearcats now have a twenty game winning streak which is one of the best in the state of iMichigan. This year they scored 278 points while holding their opponents to 43 points. The Bearcats won the 6-A title and re- ceived the number one rating on all the football polls. This is the first state cham- pionship football team in the history of Central. Tom Beard, Paul English, Andy Johnson, Fred Kitchen, and Orville Sherrod represented the Bearcats on the all 6-A team. Both English and Johnson are juniors. The seniors on this year ' s team did not lose or tie a game while at Central. Brian GiflPord, captain, and Fred Kitchen and Pat McCann, co-captains, Tom Beard, Orville Slierrod, Paul English, Doug Brown, and Andy Johnson received state wide recog- nition from coaches and sportswriters after the season. Probably the biggest game of the season was played at Ann Arbor. Nearly ten thousand people jammed into the stadium to watch the number one and number two teams in the state battle it out. The Bearcats showed why they were rated number one when they defeated the Pioneers 26 to 13. Coach Jack Finn said that in this game fourteen differ- ent players made key plays which gave the Bearcats the victory. After a slow start against Kalamazoo the Bearcats bounced back in the second half to over- whelm their opponents 34 to 17. The 21 to 7 victory over Lakeview assured the Bearcats of their first state crown. The team was honored with a city wide banquet in December at which nearly 400 attended. Assis- tant Coach Tom Carlisle from Michigan State along with Mr. Gene Washington and Mr. Bob Apisa were guest speakers. 69 Mutt and Jeff TEAM HONORED — MAYOR ' S PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, The Battle Creek Central High School football team has completed its second consecutive unde- feated season, winning 20 consecutive games ; and WHEREAS, the Bearcats of 1966 have unanimously won their first Class A, Clear and Undisputed football championship with a perfect 9-0 record ; and WHEREAS, their achievement is all the more signifi- cant and remarkable since it was made against outstand- ing strongly competitive, first-ranked teams in one of the toughest class A leagues in the country; and WHEREAS, the Bearcats championship has brought honor, distinction and wide and popular acclaim to our city; NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this City Commission, on behalf of the people of Battle Creek, does hereby honor and salute Captain Brian Gifford, co-captains Fred Kitchen and Pat McCann ; their valiant and talented teammates ; their student managers ; their trainers ; their staunch, loyal and enthusiastic student supporters and their great, dedicated and distinguished coach. Jack B. Finn, and his most capable staff, for a magnificent and proud achievement ; and FURTHER, that the people of Battle Creek be and are hereby urged to attend the banquet on Dec. 6, 1966 in record numbers to honor and express their thanks and appreciation to this greatest of Bearcat teams in the his- tory of Central High School for bringing the first state football championship to Battle Creek and for their glori- ous contribution to the annals of our high school and our city; and Further, that I, Harry Wilklow Jr., mayor of the City of Battle Creek, Michigan, do hereby proclaim Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1966 as BATTLE CREEK BEARCAT DAY and call upon our fellow citizens to pay homage to Michi- gan ' s greatest high school athletes. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the citv of Battle Creek to be affixed this 29th day of November, 1966. Harry Wilklow Jr., Mayor 70 ABOVE — Junior Back Eugene Brown follows some fine blocking to score final TD against Ann Arbor. Left — Captain Brian Gifford and Head Coach Jack Finn size up the situation during a time out. Lower Left — Regarded as the best pulling guard in the history of Central, Bob Boyd gets attention from team doctor after being injured. 1967 Team Captain Paul English breaks loose for long yardage. DESIRE TO WIN PLUS ABILITY EQUALS SUCCESS Andy Johnson is about to be hauled down by two defenders after 20-yard gain. 1 ■ k. SENIORS SET THE PACE .1 «i V SENIOR ROW 2: Pat McCann, Brian Gifford, Larry Evans, Orville Sherrod, Doug Brown, Tom Tomlinson. R0W1: Tim Ball, Fred Kitchen, Tom Beard, Bob Boyd, Brad Loggans, Anthony McGee. A football team is only as good as its seniors. A senior, whether he is a starter or a substitute, sets the mental attitude for the whole team. If he is dedicated, sincere, and loyal, the under- classmen on the team will follow his example. This year, seniors not only contributed to the team mentally, but also with fine physical abilities. During the season, the following seniors showed enough football ability that they have been interviewed by college football coaches for scholar- ships at their school: Tim Ball, Tom Beard, Bob Boyd, Doug Brown, Brian Giiford, Fred Kitchen, Pat McCann, Anthony McGee, Orville Sherrod. Although the credit for this fine season has to go the whole football team, special recognition should go to the fine group of seniors on this team. COACH JACK FINN SENIOR REPLACEMENTS ROW 2: Archie Collins, Dave Hanna, Greg Weeder, Floyd Hughes. R0W1: Ten Henry, Mathew Regner, Gordon Taylor, Byron Sailor, John Robinson. 72 The Acioinijlishments of Many Cross Country Men Make A Fine Team Mr. Lou Guerra, in his first year as head coach, has instilled a great deal of enthusiasm in those boys out for Cross Country. He taught them how to sacrifice for a winning cause because Cross Country is such a demanding sport. Cross Country has come to life at Central, and because of Mr. Guerra, it is likely to draw larger crowds at the many meets next vear. CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Battle Creek 36 Portage Central 61 Battle Creek 36 Kalamazoo Cent. ' 26 Battle Creek 45 Jackson P ' kside 45 Battle Creek 25 Sexton 32 Battle Creek 20 Jackson Central 41 Battle Creek 27 Lansing Eastern 28 Battle Creek 30 Kalamazoo Cent. 25 Battle Creek 30 Lakeview 25 Battle Creek 42 Ann Arbor 19 Cross country, so demanding, makes the team weary after a hard day at practice. lere are Co-captains John McDonald and Bob Campbell lii ing up at the Arboretum, the site of all home meets. Outstanding Year For Cross Country This year ' s version of the Cross Country team proved to be more suc- cessful than in previous years. Practice got started late and only a few boys came for practice. As time went by. more boys beg-an to come out. however, and the team began to pro- gress more rapidly. Throughout the season the number of boys on the team varied greatly with thirteen boys on the team at the end of the season. John McDonald and Bob Campbell were chosen as co-captains by their teammates after the start of the sea- son. These two proved to be very wor- thy leaders. Dave Patton made his name known in most meets, as he placed high in all meets. Other valuable point get- ters were John McDonald, Bob Mc- Donald and Chuck Swain. There are a numlier of boys return- ing ne.xt year, and with the hustle and pride they acquired this year next year should prove even more successful. ROW 2: ROW 1: ipey. C. Hathaway. D. Barker. D. Patton. cDonald. Co-Captain J. MacDonald. Co-Capta Hatha R. Cai ipbell. F. Wa Cue Swa CPOSSJ ' ISQSSCDUNIH ' ' i CROSS couHn i P. [■ SS COUffiSj w u ROW 4: Bob English, Kossuth Snyder, Ron Wilson, Cecil Ramsey, Wayne Dotson. Mark Edgell ROW 3: Ted Portis, Dave Torres, Charles Simms, Jack Fawler, Tom Simcox, Dave Fuller ROW 2: Joe Hooper, Jack Ortez. George Kreick, Lee Westerman, Gary Edwards, Dave Chadderton ROW 1: Ernie Werner, Greg Weeder, Stan Hersha, Kirk Lewis, Danny Richards, Creighton Mabey Wrestlers Keep Winning Tradition The wrestling team this year was again very successful. There were many close matches throughout the year and the Bearcats won their share of them. In the 6-A meet at Ann Arbor, the Bearcats placed fourth. The Bearcats qualified four boys for the state finals, in which Stan Hersha placed fourth. Stan, a junior, will be back next year to work towards a state championship at 180 lbs. At the awards banquet, Greg Weeder was presented with two trophies, one for being on the varsity for three years the other for being the best competitor. Dave Chadderdon, along with Stan Hersha were nominated for captains of next year ' s team. Both did an outstanding job this year and no doubt will lead the wrestlers to many victories next year. 75 Varsity Coach Constantine Tg Varsity Coach Bart Sleeper These two fine coaches spent many long, hard hours developing ' skill and endurance for the eager wrestlers. Both are truly fine coaches, knowing a great deal about the complicated sport. Their love and respect for the sport has surely rubbed off on this year ' s team. From left to right are pictured the three seniors on Bearcat team this year: Joe Hooper, Greg Weeder, Kirk Lewis. These three boys gave the team leadership, sup- port and experience, giving the ever strong backbone always needed for a good team. Grapplers Finish With 4-6-1 flecord Senior Greg Weeder has Junior Lee Westerman under control. Greg wrestled at 154 lbs. while Lee wrestled at 154 for the J.V. ' s and 145 for Varsity. Practicing quick maneuvers, these two boys contributed to the success of the team. Greg was voted Best Competitor by his team mates. Kirk Lewis is pinning Jack Ortiz, another Bearcat team mate. Kirk is using a cradle, one of the Bearcat ' s favorites. Danny Richards is showing the crossbody ride as Creigh- ton Mabry seems to be the victim. Those two soph boys, always alert and active, helped BC keep up the fine team. Ernie Werner and Dave Chadderdon demonstrate the move needed for a break down. .This action is an essen- tial knowledge for wrestlers. 76 WRESTLING SCOREBOARD B. C. 8th Adrian Col. Inv. 8th B.C. 14 E. Lansing- 30 B.C. 21 Kalamazoo 17 B. C. 3rd Walled Lake Inv. 3rd B. C. 14 Grandville 29 B. C. 33 Kazoo Loy Norrix 14 B.C. 21 (tie) Lans. East. 21 (tie) B.C. 25 Jackson 19 B.C. 14 Lans. Sex ' n 32 B. C. 15 Lakeview 27 B.C. 16 Ann Arbor 25 B. C. 30 Kalamazoo 18 B. C. 14 Lans. Ev ' tt 30 B.C. Six-A Meet 4th B.C. State Reg. 4th B.C. State Finals 22 (tie) Dual : Ieet Record 4 - 6 - 1 Youni Wrestlers Du Well Gary Edwards seems to have a rough time during his match as he talks to Coach Tgiros during a time out. Gary, another essential member of the team, brought points to the B. C. scoreboard. He went on to upset Kline of Ann Arbor in one of the best matches of the year. George Kreick, a very promising junior in the heavyweight class, struggles with his opponent during the regionals at Ann Arbor. £ m 1 1 AT ' N • J iH fi 1 1 ■H ' v BRILLIANT SEASON CHALKED UP, : EUGENE BROWN - Eugene de- lighted the crowd with his consis- tent hot hand in scoring points. His favorite shot was a 20 footer from the outside top of the high post. JOHN JONES - John played the role of floor quarterback, setting up many well executed plays. ARCHIE COLLINS - Anytime Archie was around the basket, he either got a rebound or two JEFF CABLE - Jeff being 6 ' 7 ARDELL CARSON Ardell was LARRY EVANS - Larry pos had quite an advantage over his consistent throughol t the year sessed a great deal of hustle opponents: he put this to good with his beautiful high jump poise, and alertness. He was . use by pulling down 13 rebounds shots. vita! man in the team ' s success. 78 loys of Victory Co - Captain Jeff Cable reaches out to shake the hand of Mr. Riffey after a hard fought victory against Kala- mazoo. It was sweet revenge for the Bearcats because they suffered an earher loss to the Maroon Giants. The joys of victory are easily seen on the faces of the Bearcat players and Coach Riffey. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Battle Creek 53 Lansing Ev ' ett 64 | Battle Creek 87 Ann Arbor 69 Battle Creek 78 Coldwater 61 Battle Creek 99 Lakeview 61 Battle Creek 48 Kalamazoo 53 Battle Creek 93 Lansing East. 51 Battle Creek 58 Jackson 55 Battle Creek 71 Lansing Sexton 45 | Battle Creek 62 Ann Arbor 44 Battle Creek 48 Kalamazoo 43 Battle Creek 98 Portage 68 Battle Creek 51 Lansing East. 44 Battle Creek 68 Lansing Sexton 53 | Battle Creek 66 Jackson 43 TOURNAMENT GAMES Battle Creek 59 Portage 48 Battle Creek 46 Kalamazoo 50 BY HOT-SHOOTING BEARCATS Left: High scorer Eugene Brown makes an easy two points against Kalamazoo at th capacity filled fieldhouse. Center: Archie Collins makes a beautiful block of a shot to prevent two points fro being scored. Right: Ardell Carson goes high to hook in two points against Lakev 79 wW ROW 3: Left to Right: S. Johnson, I. Burns, J. Hamilton, F. Kitchen, C. Know ROW 2: R. Eadler, C. Johnson, B. Williams, L. Evans ROW 1: J. Jones, A. Carson, J. Cable, A. Collins, E. Brown VARSITY COMPILES MANY POINTS The 1967 varsity basketball team was probably one of the finest ever assembled in the history of the sport at Central High School, as this varsity team compiled one of the best records in the history of the sport. Their record of thirteen wins and two losses in regular season play, and fourteen and three overall, brought their two year record to twenty-eight wins and six losses, one of the greatest ever established over a two year period. Commenting on the season, Coach RifFey said, Even though we are very disappointed in losing the Tournaments, we still are very proud of the accomplishments of this year ' s team. For me this has been the most rewarding season since I began coaching fifteen years ago. I really didn ' t think we would have much of a team when the season started because we lost all of our starters from last year ' s team. Yet, these young men worked very hard and improved as the season went along. We have labored long and hard to bring good basketball to our community, and I feel that the records over the y ' - P ° years have proved that we have arrived as a basketball V v P ' : power. ' Mr. Riffey again did an outstanding job in putting together another successful season. During the season he received an honor of being selected to Indiana ' s Basketball Hall of Fame, and is most deserving of the award. He has a great sense of humor and a desire to work hard for something important — no doubt some of this desire had a tremendous effect on the members of this vear ' s team. Mr. Riffey - Head Coach Mr. Schils - J. V. Coach J. V. BASKETBALL SCORE BOARD Battle Creek 57 Lansing Everett 62 35 Ann Arbor 53 62 Coldwater 37 31 Lakeview 53 42 Kalamazoo 59 49 Lansing Eastern 54 36 East Lansing 48 49 Jackson 59 43 Ann Arbor 45 42 Lansing Sexton 55 37 Kalamazoo 43 44 Portage Central 58 49 Lansing Eastern 59 37 Lansing Sexton 50 57 Jackson 60 Junior Varsity Team Finishes Long Rough Season The little Bearcats had quite a disappointing season, win- ning one game and losing fourteen. This record does not at all tell how strong the little Bear- cats were. Because of the long season, many of the boys received a lot of valuable expe- rience for next year ' s varsity. Even in defeat the little Bearcats possessed something that all Bearcat teams pos- sess: hustle, desire to win, and a great deal of poise, and sportsmanship. It was a long season for the team as well as for the coach, Mr. Jack Schils, as this was only his second losing season in coaching basketball. Mr. Schils did another outstanding job as head J. V. coach. This year was his only losing season as a coach. Next year though, his team will rebound with a great deal of success. ROW 2: P. Todd, C. Grudger, B. Tate, C. Schweitzer, V. Miller, D. Decker, D.Brandenburg, C. Whitmore, R. ford, J. Roberts, V. Johnson, J. Jenkins, J. Rodgers, J. Miller, G. Portis ROW1: R. Watson, manager; Mr. Schils, Coach 81 TANKERS BRING HOME MANY VICTORIES The swimmers this year finislied eighth in the state. Throughout the year they had many close meets, finishing out the season with a 7-4 dual meet record. The losses came at the hands of East Lansing, BiiTningham Seaholm, Lakeview, and Ann Arbor. In the first meets of the season, the tankers finished in the eleventh place in the Royal Oak Relays. The next meet proved to be more rewarding for the Bearcats as they finished in a tie for first place in the Cereal Bowl Relays with Ann Arbor. In the first dual meet, the Bearcat Tankers crushed Kalamazoo Loy Norrix by the score of 72-24. It looked like another undefeated dual meet season, but this was stymied by a defeat at the hands of East Lansing. This year ' s team was ably led by Paul Elliott and his three tri-captains, Jim McQuiston, Bob Eller- ton, and Dave Hatton. All four are seniors. The nine Bearcats who qualified for the state meet were Mike Bunn, Bob Ellerton, Paul Elliott, Dick Hastings, Dave Hatton, Greg Hoelscher, John Maurer, Pete O ' Connell, and John Roebuck. The team was again coached by Mr. Paul Vogel and Mr. Brian Nagle who gave their all to make the team one of the best in the state. A Bearcat yell rings out after which Central tied fo first place ! Cereal Bowl Relays th Ann Arbor. 82 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD B.C. 11th R ' l Oak Relays 11th B. C. 1st (tie) Cereal Bowl Relays (tie) 1st B. C, 72 Kazoo Loy Norrix 24 B. C. 57 St. Joseph 48 B. C. 44 East Lansing 61 B.C. 55(JV) Albion (JV) 50 B. C. 78 Lans. Everett 27 B. C. 50 Bii-mingham Seaholm 55 B. C. 66 Jackson 29 B. C. 46 Lakeview 59 B. C. 53 Lans. Sexton 47 B. C. 45 Ann Arbor 50 B.C. 66 Kalamazoo 29 B. C. 70 Lans. Eastern 25 B.C. Six-A Meet 2nd B.C. State Meet 8th ROW 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 P. Lewis, Bill Conklin, T. Riegle, T. Detwiler, M. Bunn, P. Elliott, T. Yanitelll, M. Larsen, D. Barnes D. McQuiston, B. Harvey K. Woodworth, G. Howe, W. Simmons, D. Hatton, J. McQuiston, J. Maurer, P. O ' Connell, S. Sylvester R. Bunn J. Postma, B. Hall, D. Stevenson. B. Ellerton, D. Hastings, J. James, T. Swan, G. Hoelscher Veterans, Novices Swim By Coach ' s Strategy Captain Paul Elliott slams home for another victory. Jim Postma pulls out in front on his leg of the 200 yard breast- stroke relay. NAGLE ASSISTS COACH Mr. Brian Nagle was the assistant coach this year for the swimming team. Working especially with the divers he helped the team have a successful year. 83 m Divers Wayne Simmons and Mil e Bunn executed the dives during the ' 67 season. Boys qualifying for State this year were: top row left to right, Mike Bunn, David Hatton, John Maurer, Paul Elliott, Wayne Simmons: bottom row, Dick Hastings, Greg Hoelscher, Pete O ' Connell, Bob Ellerton. Mr. Vogel again has done another out- standing job as head coach. He never has had a losing season and with his knowledge about the sport he is never likely to. Mr. Vogel will be included in the forthcoming Bublication of Outstanding Young Men of America, 1967 From left to right are pictured the boys who swam in the freestyle relay: Tom Yanitelli, Doug Stephenson, Jamy James, Ted Swan. ani Manage Coach Paul Vogel Helps To Make Season Worth While For Swimmers 84 Bob Woodford worked hard towards a victorious season. nd loyally h Sp ? y6 jpo ?rs kJ K K K l A v y A, BASEBALL TEAM POINTS TO SUCCESSFUL SEASON ROW 3 ROW 2 ROW 1 Mr. Loving, Coach: C. ClnrU. C. Barker, G. Rudolph. C. Eadlum, C, WilMan J. Jones, J. Ponitz. S. Chalfant, F. Hughes, B. Gifford, M. Miller, J. Cable Mgr. D. Kelly, A. Moss, D. Dismuke, D. Horn, Mgr. J. Hutchins. P. English i. G. Bundy, S. Canfield, S. Howitt C. Drikakis, T. Tomlinson R. Eadler Mr. Riffey is again helping out the baseball team. His assis- tance to Mr. Loving proves to be very valuable. SCHEDULE APRIL 8 Grand Ledge 11 Hastings 15 East Lansing 18 Lakeview 21 Kalamazoo 25 Lansing Sexton 28 Ann Arbor MAY 2 Jackson 5 Lansing Eastern Tlie Bearcat baseball team started off fast and improved as the season continued. It was easy to mold a team because of nine returning lettermen. The Bearcats won their first game, 6-4 and then dropped the second game of a double header against Grand Ledge 3-1. The team was handed another loss before it won its next game. On April 15, the Bearcats swept a double header from East Lansing at Post Park. The next two games resulted in a victory over Lakeview and a loss at the hands of Kalamazoo. The team ' s overall record stands at 4-3, while their record in the 6-A is 0-1. Mr. Fritz Messner is in his first year as head J. V. coach. He has played major league ball for two years and he proves to be a very important asset to the sport here at Gen- Mr. Loving is again head coach the baseball team. His teams ov the years have compiled a very ir pressive record which is due to I knowledge of the sport. 6 Benton Harbor 9 Kalamazoo 12 Lansing Sexton 16 Ann Arbor 19 Jackson 23 Lansing Eastern 86 First baseman Jeff Cable holds the runner close to the bag. LEADING HITTERS Mike Miller and Tom Tomlinson talk over th signals before the game. Chris Drikakis takes it easy before his turn at bat. Chuck Williams looks towards second base after he hit a long fly ball against Lakeview. ROW 3 F Messner, Coach, B Alderson, R Smith, J Robertson, R Wilson, B O ' Brien, E Shaver, T Newton, F Morgan ROW 2 F Grant, L Sterling, F Konvanlm, J Plane, E Green, B Severn, V. Miller, J Roebuck ROW 1 T Bruce, J Bell, D Jene, P Thurston, D Fuller, T Dana, K Allen, D Fuller 87 TRACK TEAM ROLLS TO IMPRESSIVE WINS The Bearcat track team this year looks everything- hke a state championship team. They possess speed, power in field events, and a great deal of depth. Already this year they have won the Kalamazoo Invita- tional and the dual meets against Loy Norrix, Lakeview, and Ann Arbor. The victory over Ann Arbor was especially sweet because it marked the first time in ten years that the Bearcats had defeated the Pioneers in a dual meet . . . Many victoi ' ies look inevitable. Mr. Jack Finn is again head coach, while his as- sistant this year is Mr. Lou Guerra. Senior Larry Evans displays his perfect form as he soars over the low hurdles. Larry is considered one of the finest hurdlers in the state. John McDonald begins to stretch out for his last lap in the 880 yard run. John Places high for the Bearcats in each meet. ROW 3: Gary Ball. Mark Curtis. Bob Maurer. Chuck Hathaway. Vora Johnson. Nelson Klein. Ted Henry. Chuck Husa, Earl King. Bob Decker, Bob Betts ROW 2: Jeff Olmstead, Charles Gudger, Larry Bolen, Jerry Miller, Guy Portis, Charles Johnson, James Hathaway, Phil Todd, Ron Farley, Steve Hall, Dan McDonald, Bob McDonald ROW 1: Eugene Brown. Mike Ball, Lonnie Marshall, Jackie Evans, Anthony McGee. John McDonald, Larry Evans, Matt Regner, Andy Johnson, Jessie Wright, Bob Campbell. Dave Patton, Glenn Moss. Mgr. Bob Campbell runs in the two mile event this year for the Bearcats. Bob possesses the stamina which this race requires. . ■ Jackie Evans hafe won first place in every meet this year. He consistently jumps over 21 feet. Larry Evans, Jessie Wright, Eugene Brown, and Andy Johnson, compose one of the fastest 880 yard relay teams In the state. Already this year they have turned in a very respectable time of 1:30. Tom Beard the Bearcat will heave i over. throw- s. It i t over i the shot-put this year for J almost a sure bet that he 50 feet before the season is SCHEDULE APRIL 1 Kalamazoo Invit. 13 Loy Norrix 21 Lakeview 25 Ann Arbor 29 Hastings Invit. Relays MAY 2 Kalamazoo 6 Albion College Invit. 9 Jackson 12 Lansing Sexton 16 Lansing Eastern 20 Regionals 24 6A 27 State Senior Anthony McGee, who excelled in football, also excells in the hurdles. He places high in all meets. ROW 2: Mr. Graves, B. Moucoulis, R. White, M. Baas, F. Fitzgerald, G. jROW 1: R. Anderson, H. MenchI, B. Harris, L. Forchonie, T. Blaske MISSING: J. Clark, R. Jones, B. Klinke GOLFERS STROKE WAY TO SUCCESS The Bearcat golf team is off to a very good start. So far in the 6-A they are 3-2, while their overall record stands at 4-3. With a start such as this, the golf team is sure to end with a fine record. Captain of this year ' s team is senior Mike Baas. He has taken medalist honors in practically every meet to date. Other seniors on the team include Bill Moucoulis, Reggie White, Doug Brown, and Gary Norman. Mr. -Jim Graves is again coach of the golf team. His many pointers help to lower the ' scores of his players. He looks forward to a very suc- cessful and rewarding season. Senior golfers include B. M Capt Mike Baas 90 Doug Brown - 250 yards down the middle Floyd Fitzgerald - Lining up for an eagle Ot SCOREBOARD APRIL 7 Lakeview 12 Hastings 14 Kalamazoo 18 Lansing Eastern 21 Ann Arbor 25 Jackson 28 Lansing Sexton MAY 2 Kalamazoo 5 Lansing Eastern 8 East Lansing 9 Ann Arbor 16 Jackson 19 Regionals 23 Lansing Sexton 26 Lakeview 29 State Henry MenchI ■ Could be a bird Gary Norman - No shank this time Reggie White - Another good fairway wood Bill Moucoulis - Holing out a chip shot Jerry Clark and Coach Graves Make a minor change 91 SCHEDULE APRIL MAY JUNE 7 Hastings 2 Kalamazoo 9 State 14 Kalamazoo 5 Lansing Eastern 10 State 18 Lansing Eastern 8 East Lansing 21 Ann Arbor 9 Ann Arbor 25 Jackson 12 Lakeview 28 Lansing Sexton 16 Jackson 23 Lansing Sexton 26 Regionals 27 Regionals Coach Gibson TENNIS TEAM SLAMS HOME MANY VlCinRIES The tennis team looked very impressive in its first few starts. In its first match against Hastings, the Bearcats were victorious by the score of 6-1. Against Lansing Eastern, the Bearcats won a 6-1 de- cision. In the next meet against Lansing Sexton, the Bearcats were again victorious by the score of 4-3. In their last meet before press time, the Bearcats were handed a 7-0 loss at the hands of Ann Arbor. Their overall record stands at 3-1 while their record in the 6-A is 2-1. The team possesses a great deal of determination and skill which is sure to bring them home manv more victories. ROW 2: J. Dewiider, B. Sellers. B. McLeod. G. Moucoulis, B. Anderson. L. Smith. Mr. Gibson ROW 1: R. Kunkle, B. Nightingale, T. Keckler, B. Wilson. D. Kraft; Missing are S. Hart, P. Judin. B. Spr 92 Bill Nightingale and Rick Kunkle take the net from their opponents. Co-Captain Jim Dewilder warms up for his singles match against Lansing East- ir -V ■5 f Co-Captain Bob McLeod, who plays in the no. 4 singles, set to return a shot. Greg Moucoulis and Bernard Sellers return a serve t ' ' HrH-rT «- Brian Anderson and Bob DeMent prepare to take a point. 93 Phil Judin gets ready for an over head shot. INTRAMURAL SCHOOL CHAMPIONS 3 i VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Athletic director Ger- ald Graham has organ- ized all the sports events for Central. His many duties have helped to rank Central among the top in Michigan in the athletic field. His dedi- cated service has always been greatly appreciated by participants in ath- letic events as well as the many spectators. 95 FACULTY POINTS WA te.: la : ' 3 rOWARD ACADEMICS School Management Is Headed By The Board of Education The Battle Creek Public Schools have a capable Board of Education to thank for another efficiently managed school year. Along with Mr. Harry R. Davidson, Superintendent and Mr. Ben Ahlschwede, Assistant Superintendent, these men make the decisions and determine the policies which run the city ' s schools effectively. Through their efforts, the Battle Creek Public Schools continue to rank among the best in the state. ROW 2 (back) — Mr. W. J. McQuiston, Treasurer; Dr. Richard Whitmore, Co Superintendent; Mr. Ben F. Ahlschwede. Assistant Superintendent; Mi ROW 1 (front) — Mr. Lloyd Humbarger. Trustee; Mr. Leo M. Shaw, Truste Robert D. Gifford, Vice President; Mr. John A. Taylor, Trustee 98 ge Director: Mr. Har ry R. Davidson, Robert B. McCieery. Secretary Mr. Allen H. Shaffer President: Mr. JOHN W. POSTMA, M.A. Principal EDWARD J. MARTIN. M.A. Assistant Principal TED H. VONK. M.A. Assistant Principal Direc tor of Guidance GARCIA SINCLAIR, M.A. Senior Counselor JACK H. MASTERS, M.A. Senior Counselor ARLENE WHITE, M.A. Junior Counselor RICHARD BLETT. M.A. Junior Counselor RITA KESELRING. M.A. Sophomore Counselor ROBERT BOKHART, M.A. Sophomore Counselor MARGARET RODERICK, M.A. Counselor for the Physically Handicapped ADMINISTRATION Mr. John W. Postma, in his last year at Central, has again faithfully discharged his duties as principal. Ably assisted by Mr. Edward Martin, assistant principal, and Mr. Ted Vonk, director of counseling, this year ' s administration has shown interest and understanding in their direction of student affairs. With the backing of the faculty and the student body, the same three men have administered another successful year at Central. JOHN T. BERRY. M.A. American Government, Economics Business Law JOHNATHAN DECKER. B.S. World Geography. U.S. Historj ' ROY HALL. B.A. U.S. History JASON Z. LOVING. M.A. U.S. History, American Government Economics Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach JAMES PAYSON. M.A. U.S. History Department Chairman CARL L. PETERSON. M.A. American Government. Economics PIERCE ROBERTS, M.S. U.S. History Head Coach J.V. Football BART SLEPER. B.S. U.S. History Assistant Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach FLOYD VANDER MEER, M.A. World, History, U.S. History HARRY WILKLOW, M.A. Government, Economics Social Studies Provide A Basic Knowledge For The Future 100 DOROTHY ANDREASEN. B.A. Enplish. Speech LOIS BEREY. B.A. AILEENE J. BLINCOE. B.S. EnKlish EVELYN E. BURKE. M.A. EnKlish, Journalism Publications Adviser SUSAN CALLAHAN, B.A. English CAROLYN A. CARE, B.S. EnKlish, Speech JAMES COPELAND, B.A. Debate, Forensics, Speech SCOTT L. GIBSON, A.B. English. Tennis Coach NANCY GROVE, B.A. Enclish HELEN HOUVENEE, B.A. English, French FRANCES JOHNSON, B.A. English KENNETH L. PECK, B.A. Drama. English Play Director JEANNE PURCHASE, B.A. English CHRISTINA SCHOONM AKER, M.M. English ELIZABETH TOEONGO, M.A. English Department Chairman ELLAMAE VANDERBEOOK, M.A English, Volun MARY ALICE WATTERS. M.A, English, Reading JESSIE WETHERELL, M.A. English ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AIDS IN MASTERING LANGUAGES 101 DONALD GRENDA Biolocy Department Chairman CHARLES F. GRISE. M.S. Chemistry ROBERT HEFFELFINGER, M.A. Bioloe-v Assistant Football Coach HAROLD I,ARSEN, M.A. ROBERT LEACH, B.A. BRIAN NAGLE. B.S. Bioloffv Assistant Swimming Coach JACK SCHILS, M.A. Biolofiy Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach CONSTANTINE TGIROS, B.A. Biolopy Head Wrestlinc Coach Assistant Football Coach Science Is A Preparation For The Future nfw ' f ' ' ¥:T 102 ■ ' hk. RONDA COX. M.A. Algebra, Mathematics JOHN B. FINN, M.A TriEonometr.v, Alcebr: ed Mathi 1 Mathematic! Head Football Coach Head Track C ROBERT FOCHTMAN, M.A. Geometry. Advanced Mathemat Department Chairman CHARLES GREEN. B.S. Mathematic. ' ; Mathematics Gives Practical Help To Various Fields 103 DON CLARK. M.A. Coordinator of Distributive Education Merchandising, Marketing and Management Distributive Education Club Adviser FRED CLARK, M.A. Typinp. Accounting GRACIE DE LA PENA, B.S. Shorthand, Transcription Future Teachers ' Adviser JIM GRAVES, B.A. Merchandising, Typing Driver Education Golf Coach Distributive Education Club Adviser VERA JEFFERS, B.S. Vocational Stenography, Shorthand Distributive Education Club Assistant Adviser ARNOLD LINKE, M.A. Office Practice Department Chairman Office Training Coordinator GLENN MILES, B.A. Bookkeeping JERRY D. MILLER, M.A. Typing, Bookkeeping Business Education Readies Students For Vocation CLUBS OF AMERICA SUSAN BARTON, B.A. Spanish, History MARY KETCHUM, M.A. Latin. English JIMMY A. STIMPSON, B.A. Spanish. U.S. History ELIZABETH C. WALTERS, M.A. French CAROL WORK, B.A. Spanish, English ELIZABETH GORDON, M.A LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE UNLIE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD 105 MARJORIE ARNETT. B.S. Art SHARYN HALE, B.A. Art M ::M CHARLES KIRSCH. M.M. Instrumental Music ALFRED RICHARDS, M.A. Vocal Music MUSIC AND ART BRING OUT SPECIAL TALENTS 106 ALLINE ADAMS, B.S. Nutrition, Foods MARY HELEN HERSHA, B.S. Advanced ClothinE Home ManaRement RUTH KEMPER, B.S. Clothinp:. Home Management ISABELLE SMITH, B.S, Advanced Foods, Foods Home Economics Club Sponsor PHYLLIS UGGEN, B.S. Clothing KENNETH CORCORAN, B.A Blind and Partially Sighted ALBERT JONES, MA. Special Education RON MARTIN, B.A. Director Neighbor Youth Corp ifh HOME ECONOMICS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION OFFER CHALLENGES 107 G. AVERY ATEN, M.A. Machine Shop MELVIN FRANCIS, M.A. Vocational Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics RUDOLPH GENETTI, M.A. Woodworking KILBORN HALL. B.S. Driver Education ROBERT HARBERTS, B.S. Vocational Printing BRYAN MEAD, M.A. Electricity, Electronics Driver Education EDWARD NYLUND. M.A. Auto Mechanics Auto Service Driver Education EARL WILLMARTH, M.A. Drafting INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION PROMOTES BETTER SKILLS 108 JUDY BISCHOFF. M.S. Physical Education G.A.A. Adviser GERRY GRAHAM, B.A. Mathematics Athletic Director LOUIS F. GUERRA. M.A. Physical Education Cross Country Coach Track Coach FRED MESSNER. B.S. Physical Education Assistant Baseball Coach Intramurals JACQUELINE PEEK, B.S. Physical Education G.A.A. Adviser JAMES R. RIFFEY. M.A. Physical Education Head Basketball Coach OWEN ROBERTS, M.S. Registered Physical Therapist DOROTHY JOAN TANGEL, M.S. Physical Education G.A.A. Adviser k, PHYSICAL EDUCATION COORDINATES MIND AND BODY PAUL VOGEL, M.A. Physical Education Department Chairman Head Swimminp Coach Assistant J.V. Football Coai 109 NETTIE BARNETT Library Assistant Audio Visual SECRETARIES PROVE MOST HELPFUL Lynn Word is also a secretary in the high school office This year ' s secretaries are to be commended on their fine serv- ice. They have given freely of their time to assist the students and faculty at Central: Patricia Pulsipher, secretary for sopho- more counselors ; Bobbie Vaughn, chaimian of Secretarial Center; Marie Snowberger, secretary to senior counselors; Flossie Bowman and Glenda Herring, secretaries in secretarial center. Peggy Hind, secretary for junior counselors, is missing. 110 Cafeteria Staff We would like to express our appreciation to the cafeteria staff for working so hard to produce such nutritious meals in so con- genial an atmosphere. ROW 2: David Moore, Patricia Britton, Rosemary Bryant, Ruth Roddy ROW 1: Phyllis Bowers, Ann Hannah, Marian Lillie. Clemmer Sisco, Edna Jasienski, Manager. Missing are Erma Spaulding and Nathan Higgs The school maintenance staff deserves a great deal of praise for their fine care of the high school building. Their well done jobs have helped to make Central a school of which we can be proud. Maintenance Staff Harold Newsum, Ass ' t Chief Custodian, Don Westworth. Andrew C dress Tom Dowdle, Cyrus Silkworth and Cliff Long, Chief Custodian 111 f V- •5 Mike Baas seems to be startled as Mr. Berry calls on him for ar answer. The rest of the class seems to be enjoying the situation however. Egotist Mr. Davis breaks out in a chorus of Look At That Face . Mr. Blett admires Mr. Payson ' s trim figure. Miss Torongo, another favorite teacher, is always willing and eager to give assistance. 112 CENTRAL RECOGNIZES THREE CONSULTANTS Jack Mawdsley — Secondary Consultant Paul Tammi — Music Consultant Robert Johnson — Physical Education Consultant Battle Creek Central has been greatly aided by Dr. Robert Johnson, Mr. Jack Mawdsley, and Mr; Paul Tammi. These men have given unselfishly of their time and talents to better Centi ' al. The student body would like to thank them for their help and extend wishes to Mr. Tammi for good health in a long and happy retirement. 113 HALLS ECHO WITH 5TUDENTS ' CHATTER SENIOR OFFICERS ARE ACTIVE IN SCHOOL LIFE Senior class officers for the class of 1967 were president, Jeff Cable; treas- urer, Doug Wemmer ; secretary, Debbie Gibby and vice president, Margo Menchl. The four officers standing on the stairway were assisted in their many duties by the advisory board, consisting of Andy Reese, Marlette Caldwell and Chris Drikakis. These seven seniors established the founda- tion for senior activities with the help of counselors Mrs. Garcia Sinclair and Mr. Jack Masters. 117 !_7V- STEVE ALAN BLANCHARD MARILOU BLOCKER LEAH FRANCES BLOOMENSAAT MICHAEL S. BLYTHE MARK JAMES BOLAND WILLIAM MICHAEL BOLTON EARL STEPHEN BORGMAN GERALD A. BORNAMANN ARDELLA MAE BOWDERS ROBERT R. BOYD JESSE RAY BOYER, JR. BEATRICE BRADDOCK PATRICIA ANN BRADFIELD ROBERT RUSSELL BRADSTREET PATRICIA DAWN BRAWNEH SANDRA JEAN BRAYSHAW ALETA ANN BREW 120 £i PAULA ANN CAMPBEIL ROBERT KEITH CAMPBELL, JR lUDY ANN CANFIELD STEPHEN RUSSELL CANFiELD BEVERLY E. CARNELL KATHLEEN ANNE CARROLL SILAS EVAN CHALFANT CHRISTINE LEE CHANDLER GARY CLARK JOHN WESLEY CLEVELAND %... i PATRICIA LOU CRAPOFF LINDA SUE CRAWFORD RICHARD ALLEN CROFTON DELORES CROSS JOHNNY C. COLLIER WILLIAM DALE COLLIGE PEARL COLLINS LINDA RAE CONKLIN SUSAN ELAINE CONKLIN DAVID GLEN CONRAD PATRICIA ARLETTH CORWIN AVONDALE MARIE COWENS DORAN WAYNE COX PAULETTE COX 123 i mkf DAVID STUART GAUTHIEH ANNETTE LOUISE GEHRMAN ALAN MTTCHELL GELEFF SONIA GEORGOFF BARBARA LOUISE FLORENCE DOROTHY FAYE FOREMAN GEORGE STEVEN FORRESTER JILL FOWLER RICHARD ERNEST FRANCK EDWIN RAY FRANKLIN MAUREEN ANN FRASER MARILYN DIANE FRAZIEH ROBERT CARL FREEBURN ROGER KRIS FRITZ 127 DEBORAH ANN GIBBY FRANCES JEAN GIBSON ROSS LEE GIBSON BRIAN DALE GIFFORD CYNTHIA F. GIRDLEY LUETISHA MARIE GLASS JANIS GLOMSTAD HARRIET E. GODDARD DONNA FAYE COINS KATHLEEN SUE GOLDSMITH BARBARA ANN GORDON THOMAS LEE GORHAM CAROL ELAINE GREEN DAVID MICHAEL GREEN CARLA RENE ' GREENE JOSEPH PAUL GRESTINI RICHARD DENNIS GRETSKY 128 DONALD REO HANSEN EILEEN HARDRICK ILLA MAE HARNISH PHILLIP EARL HARTER VICTORIA ANN HARWOOD NANCY SUE HASTINGS SHARON LEA HATHAWAY 129 KATHY JEAN GRIDLEY MICHAEL EARL GUDGER CARYL IRENE GYLLSTROM BRIAN EDWARD HAIRE NANCY GRACE HALEY STEVEN G. HALL ALVORA HAMILTON JENNIFER KAYE MAMMONS DAVID LEE HANNA PAT HANNAH DAVID B. HATTON ARLENA HAYES PAULA JEAN HAYES CAROL LEE HAZEL JOHN ROBERT HEADLEY JOHN PRESTON HEARD TEREASA E. HELTON JOYCE ANN HENDRICKSON BEATRICE BERNIECE HENRY CHAHLENE ESMA HENRY GWENDOLYN ORCHID HENRY TEDDY LEWAYNE HENRY DAVID THOMAS HERR LINDA LOU HILL PHILLIP R. HILL RODNEY M. HINES ELIZABETH MARGARET HIRAKIS 130 JOSEPH L. HOOPER ORA L. HOOPER RONALD D HOWARD JOYCE IRENE HUBBARD KATHLEEN ANNE HUDSPETH FLOYD D. HUGHES STEVEN JOHN HULL ROBERT WILLIAM HIHAKIS WILLIAM O. HOAG PAMELA ANN HOAGLAND GREGORY DEAN HOELSCHER NICHOLAS PAUL HOEXTER KATHRYN ROSE HOFFMAN SHERRY KAY HOFFMAN DONALD L. HOLCOMB CLIFFORD EUCLID. HOLLO WELL CAROL ANN HOOKER 131 ARTHUR LEE JACKSON GLORIA DEAN JACKSON FRANK JOSEPH JACKSON JOHN BRIAN JACKSON ELBERT L. JACKSON LINDA ANNE JACOBS GARY LEE JENKINS JERRY MICHAEL JENKINS LARRY EDWARD JENNER TERRY LEE JENSEN KERRY RYAN JESSUP DONNA LEE JODON LINDA LOU JOHNS J 13-2 DUANE JOHNSON TYRONE JOHNSON CHARLES HENRY JONES DEE JONES LINDA MARIE JUDD DIANA LYNN KAY GARY LEE KELLEMS PATRICK ALAN KELLEY DAVID L. KEMEHLING THOMAS LEE KEYSER PEGGY LEE KINSEY KATHLEEN ANN KIRKPATRICK FREDDIE ALLEN KITCHEN GERALD CHARLES KLINE CYNTHIA DIANN KLUNDT STEVEN KNIGHT DONNA JEANNE KNOWLES 133 MARTHA LU LOWER BONNE LUCE PHILLIP LUCE CYRUS WILFRED LUTZ JOHN LAVERN LYBARGER LINDA LYLE CONNIE LEE LYMAN KIRK MARTIN LEWIS ROBIN JEAN LILLIBRIDGE CHARLES LAWRENCE LIST NATHA SIGNOLIA LITTLE ROBERT STEVEN LOGAN DONALD BRADFORD LOGGANS STELLA LOOPER TERRY ANN LOSEY DONNA KAY LOVE JAMES HURST LOVE 135 MICHAEL THOMAS McDERMOTT ANTHONY EUGENE McGEE SANDRA SUE McGREW ROBERT A. McLEOD iiMd. M JOHN ROBERT NELSON LINDA MARIE NEUBERT LAWRENCE DeROME NICCUM JAMES ANDREW NIELSEN FRANCES ANN NOBLE JAMES WILLIAM NOBLE JAMES LEE NOFS GARY WAYNE NORMAN NOEL TERRY NORROD KAY LYNN NOSKER SUSAN ELIABETH NOVERR MARY ALICE OCHOA KATHLEEN ANN O ' CONNELL PETER NIEL O ' CONNELL JULIE ANN OGLESBY JEFF ALAN OLMSTEAD KATHY VERNELL ORGAN 139 GARY W. REDMOND RONALD LEROY REED ANDREW LOREN REESE MATTHEW HENRY REGNER MAHGARET SUE REYNOLDS BARBARA LYNN RHEYNARD MARCIA DEANNE RICE BARBARA SUE RICHMAN CAROL JEAN ROBERTS ERENDA K. ROBINSON JOHN ROBINSON ROBERT H. ROGERS MICHAEL RAY ROSA DEBORAH GENE ROSE JOYCE ANN ROSE DONALD RAYMOND ROZELL GORDIE RAY RANDOLPH 142 TRESA ANN SPIRES WILLIAM ROBERT SPHAGUE BARBARA ANN SQUIRES RANDOLH L. STAUP DAWN ROZETTA STEELE PATRICIA HELEN STEELE ANN C. STEFFEE EDITH JANE STENHOLM JAMES C. STEPHENS JACQUELINE L. STEPHENSON SUSAN KAY STOCKEN MAHY ELLEN STOKES CLAUDIA MARIE STONE MONICA SUE STONE CHARLES LAMONT STOUT DAVID E. STRAVERS SHARON L. STROWBRIDGE DONNA JEAN SWAFFORD CHARLES D. SWAIN SALLY LOUISE SWAUGER RICKY ALAN SYLVESTER BONNIE JO ANNE TABIADON BARBARA JEAN TAYLOR GORDON B. TAYLOR JANET ELAINE TERRELL JANICE KAY TESSMAN DENNY L. THIEDE LETITIA RANELLE THOMAS ELLEN JO THOMPSON LINDA KAY THOMPSON 146 DONALD DAVID VOUGHT CHRISTINE LYNN WAGGONER LARRY RAY WALKER MARION WALKER ELLA WALLS DAN P. WALTER MARY LEE WALTERSPAUGH MARJORIE L. WARD BRUCE LOUIS WARREN JANET ANN WATERS MARGUERITE WATSON KATHHYN ELAINE WEAVER GREGORY DUANE WEEDER JAMES BRIAN WEENINK DOUGLAS ALBERT WEMMER JOHN MICHAEL WESNER JANET MARIE WESTERMAN 1 i 148 KAREN LAJUAN WILLIAMSON LOIS JEAN WILSON PATRICIA ANN WING MARIE ELLEN WISEMAN CYNTHIA ANN WONDERGEM BRENDA RUTH WOODSIDE THOMAS W. YOEY RICHARD EUGENE YOUNG JOHN RAYMOND YOUNGS GEORGE AUGUST YURISICH Seniors Without Pictures JANET ANN AHLT ROBERT L. BLYTHE WILLIAM H. BREZOVSKI HENRY GORDON BRUMMELS DANNY J. BUCKNER ANDREA LYNN BURCH BETTY LOU BYRD WILLIAM J. CARMANY SHARON KATHLEEN CARPENTER ARDELL CARSON EDDIE LEE CLOTHIER BOBBY DEAN COLLINS ROBERT ALLEN EVANS MARGARET ELAINE EVERS VERNA LOUISE HOOPER JAMES HENR Y LOCKMILLER VERNA ELAINE MOTES VICTORLA ANNE NORBERG ROWENA C. NUNNALLY WILLLAM MICHAEL PICKOWITZ WILLIAM DENNIS PIERCE CONNIE PORTER JAMES MARTIN POSTMA ROBERT H. ROGERS WILLIAM STEWARD SCHAEFFER GARY G. SCHRIMER FRED J. SHANE BARBARA CHYREL SIMMONS KENNETH WAYNE WARREN U KERRY LEE WATSON SHIRLEY ELICE WEBB JOSEPH C. WHARTON ni CARYL G. WILLBRANDT FREDA LEONA WILLIAMS 150  K Linda Hill is either recalling her childhood or making a difficult Senior Bunny Hirakis seems to meet an ava- decision like What to name the rat in the Home Ec. contest. lanche as she opens her locker between classes. Snapshots here show the fine ability the seniors had when matched against the Feeble Faculty during the Senior-Faculty Basketball game. The victorious seniors slacked at the beginning to gi ve the faculty a small lead ; how- ever, the seniors overtook their opponents by a majority of amazing feats, spectacular form and by overwhelming confidence. The victori- ous team is pictuied in the lower right corner. r-SlS. With all the stiff classes, loads of homework, and little fr time, seniors still find time to goof off. The last homecoming seems to be even better than the tv preceedmg, and many excited seniors participated in the parade. Senior hfe is really rough, and ' ' Atlas Brad Loggans holds the whole world on his shoulders. One thing can always be said about the ' 67 seniors — they know how to flatter the teachers. As the years go by the courage gets stronger as seen here when a senior tries to get past her classroom without catching the teacher ' s 152 SENIOR STUDENTS REPRESENT CENTRAL D. A. R. Good Citizen — Joyce Rose Girls ' State Representatives — Mary Ellen Edgin, Debbie Gibby Boys ' State Representatives — Rod Hrnes, Craig Sands, Bill Spragg, Calvin Mitchell, Steve Canf.eld, Briar Gifford, Bob Boyd, Jim McQuiston, Rochester Knox, Jim Postma (not pictured) 153 18 SENIORS VOTED Wittiest Margo MenchI, Jim McQuisto Most Talented Andy Reese, Cindy Ballard Best All- Round Joyce Rose, Doug W, Most Athletic Tom Beard, Vicky Harwood 154 TITLES BY PEERS ' 4i ' Most School Spirited Sharon Iden Jeff Cable Most Likely to Succeed Janis Glomstad Jim DeWilder Most Contributive to School Chri s Chandle Brent Simmons Favorite Teachers Mrs. Vanderbrook Mr. Berry 155 ROW 8: C. Lutz, J. McQuiston, B. Simmons, J. Nelson, B. Loggans, T. Norrod, J. McDonald, M. Garfield, G. Edwards ROW 7: Y. Amsler, G. Weeder, D. Wemmer, M. Pope, M. Fahs, O. Belt, T. Jensen, I. Crabill, B. Moucoulis, J. Ponitz ROW 6: P. Harter, C. Chandler, D. Stravers, S. Scott, J. Engelhardt, J. Oglesby, H. Dragert, J. Waters, J. Brown, D. Brown ROW 5: B. Clifford, M. Wiseman, D. DeFord. S. Canfield, M. Porter, J. Perry, J. Olmstead, P. White, L. Prather, P. Camp- bell, S. Cox ROW 4: J. Rose, C. Burdick, M. Reynolds, R. Kraft, C. Hooker, T. Losey, C. Porter, S. Stocken, L. Gabriel, Y. Phillips, J. Nofs, J. DeWilder ROW 3: M. Stone, J. Shaffer, J. Glomstad, S. VanDeven, B. Rheynard, B. Braddock, M. Stokes, F. Martinez, N. Hoexter, V. Norberg, H. McCormick ROW 2: C. Stone, M. Edgin, B. Sprague, M. Ward, E. Franklin, K. Kirkpatrick, A. Brew, D. Rose, D. Cole, E. Miles, S. Hull ROW 1: N. Bishop, S. Conklin, C. List, S. Iden, M. Rush, L. Koteles, J. Westerman, R. Hines, N. Schrock, C. Ballard, L. Napier, H. Sanger. Missing from the picture are Kerry Lee Watson and Vickie Whitmore. National Honor Society Commends Top Ranking Seniors Each year, the top ranking fifteen per cent of the members of the graduating senior class are elected to the National Honor So- ciety. This award is the highest scholastic honor that can be achieved by a student at Battle Creek Central High. Eligibility is based on the average of semester grades from the ninth grade through the first semester of the twelfth grade. Much dignity accompanies this honor. As well as high scholastic rating, the members of the National Honor Society are chosen for their quality of character and leadership abilities. 156 JUNIOR OFFICERS WORK DILIGENTLY 158 The Junior Class made a successful campaign urging juniors to pay their class dues and support Central ' s Class of ' 68. The funds collected helped pay for all the junior activities, including a Victory Float built for the Homecoming celebrations. The Junior Prom, alias Voodoo Nocturne, was staged on April 22 at Northwestern Junior High and featured The Relics. A Junior-Senior Reception, sponsored by the juniors in honor of the graduating seniors rounded out the Junior Activity Sheet for 1967-68. Junior class officers for the year ' 66- ' 67 were Terry Nihart, president; Mary Ellen Iden, vice-president; Diana Britton, treasurer; Karn Hemry, secre- tary. Mrs. Arlene White and Mr. Rich- ard Blett were the class advisers. 159 Gail Absher lorry Adams Mike Adams Alice Adtotk Leon AHofd John Allen Lindo Allen Nancy Allen Scherry Allgood Ron Anderson Sandra Andrews Joy Ansley Stella Arredondo Larcy Asher Linda Ashley Dave Alton Jennifer Babe LueAnn Baba Cindy Babbit Lloyd Bailey Hetbert Bake Tim Boker Dave Bakken Kelly Ball Frances Banks W. L. Barbee Don Barker Linda Batterson Judy Bottles Jodi Baumon Dan Boys Chorlene Beard Frances Belenor Dorrell Bell George Bennett Lindo Bennett Corl Benoil Kristine Bentley Rose Bishop Susi Bishop Rick Blonchard Steve Blose Juon BIythe Jim Bolden Clarence Bolen Lawrence Bolen Chuck Bowdidgt Hope Boyer Sandy Boyer Pot Brocy Pot Brady Debbie Brewer Anthony Breiovski Julie Bridges Jonice Britanyok JoAnn Britanyok Dionno Britton Vicki Broomfleld Wayne BrovonI 160 Chuckle Emmetl Eugene Gary linda Norma Robyne Buchan Brian Buehler Brian Bundy Gary Bundy Mlthael Bonn Marilyn Burdette Mike Burdlck m renio Cathran neryl Cebelak ' Id Chadderdo Sherry Champlln Roy Channey Kothy Chase Jerome Clark Lorry Clark Vol Clevenger Candy Clothier Brenda duller Hedy Cohen Sheila Cohoon LaVoughn Cole Koryle Colles David Comodoll Rulh Conley Kirk Conner Joyce Cook Dovld Couture Jacqulyn Cox Pot Coyne Jay Crabill Nancy Crawford |ifl f ' i. tw k i. k A. Beware! Junior Scientist J At Work In Chemistry Lai) f Frank Davison Roger Day Bob Decker Linda Delano Chatles Oellinger Donna Demond Richard OePuy Rita Deskins Larry Fiandl Floyd FitJgerald Ken Flint Sue Follz Leonard Forchione Larry Forsyihe 162 H ■1 V fl HIP ' ' ' tr ' ' Hkrifl H n i ' s J JMA ' M M . . ■ W V ¥ HB A3 H l m ■ 1 Grondb ink Gran Barbcra G Cynlhio G Jatk Greg Robert Griffin Cfiucl Griffith Keitf. Grove Dovid Gunyon Dave Gustafsoi Tom Guthrie Pauleffe Guy Terril; Gwynr AAike Hagerlv Diana Halber Ron Hal Arthur Haicv Brad Hall Carol Hail James Hakleat John Hamilton Pom Hone Gus Honser Connie Harden Marly Harden Charlene H. Harriet Ha James Hathowr Cindy Hawks Brenda Hayes Robert Hazel Tim Heckler Karn He 163 To Be or Not Tn . :- Be ' -Nice To k - This Year ' s Sophiimores T m % k is m SL_JB- Richcrd Henty Susan Henlges Elaine Herrell Ston Hcrsha Frank Heyser Linda Heywood Sylvia Hibbard Linda Hickman Mike High Gloria Hind Charlotte Hinton Gene Hoth Dave Hodgden Charles Holland Diane Hollowell Borbora Holmes John Holmes Stan Horn Helene Horr Kathy Horvatinoviih Debbi Hover Deborah Hovinen Elizabeth Howard Gary Howe Shoun Howilt Jim Hudspeth Don Hut? Gene Hughes Janice Hulbert Doug Humes Leonord Hunter Gene Hutchlns Dionne Hyslop Mary Ellen Men Kathy llich Gary Isham Becky Jackson Dove Jackson Michael James Jewell Jenkins Chris Johnkoski Andrew Johnsor Charlie Johnson Richard Johnson Eliiabelh Jones George Jones Johnny Jones Dennis Jordan Terry Jordan Rick Judd Phillip Judin Sherry Korker Andy Kovolhuna Brad Keagle Noncy Keith Dove Kelleher Dennis Kelley Brion Kellogg Karylc Kellogg Mike Kempei Don Kendall Kathy Kent Linda Kerner Gary Kerr Stephanie Kev. Ken Kilpalricl Sharon Kinne. 164 Gary Moy Don Mayo Judy Mayo Marlin Moysteod Kathleen McConnel Dave McCoy Beriha MtCray Debbie McDonold 165 Peggy McDonold Linda Phillip! Rog Piasetki John PicCQ Jim Plalek 166 Judi Repack Sandy Reynold. Mark Rite Tim Rieqie Sally Riley Michoel Robbin Willard Robets, Linda Roberts Brenda Robinsc Gory Rodden Carletta Rodqe Collin Rupel Kaprice Rupp Janet Russell Jon Russell Doug Ryan Ernie Sanchez Diane Shafe Lucas Tom Arron Etta Policella Pope 1 Porter Porter Suzie Cindi Dave Qu James Pyatle Quada artermainf : Quinn Linda Eileen Linda Jane Rabbit Rabtdeau Raley Ramsey Terry Shelley 1 Rarick Rasmussen June Carl Rawson Redden Gary Smith James Smith Janet Smith Leroy Smith Linda Smith Nancy Smith Patty Smith Rex Smith 167 Bernie Squires Ross Squires Howord Slaggs Sharon Stoggs Delbert Slombach Louis Stcnde Williom Slannord Sue StouRer Phillip Steele Korem Sleffenser Doug Sfephensor Janet Stewart Sally Stewart Pat Stockford Richard Stoiber Johanno Stone Greg Storey Scott Storslee Ruth Stravers Martha Strom Fred Strong Ooyna Stults Jerry Sutherland Sheri Sutherland Brendo Swafford John Swain Ted Swan Koy Swonk Save Sworlz abeth Swouger Pat Swonk Mike Sylvester Don Tabiadon Joe Tollent Michele Tameris Gail Tappan Janice Taylor Susan Taylor Sandy Thayer Carmen Thiede Pat Thomas Voldean Thomos Dave Thompson Harold Thompson Jim Thompson Kathy Thornton Ronnie Toth Gloria Tucker Eric Tusler Larry Tyndal 168 Juniors Nnt Firtun ' d Judi Blose Ron Brown Ron Canfteld Earl Carmony Ron Cose Brendo Claspell Mike English Maurizio Golbreath Nolhan Graves John Haines Bill Handy Dave Jackson Ted Kellogg Margaret Kita Jean Knox Kathy Lewis Esther Moore Mike Murphy Larry Palton Melvin Pulley Ron Srhuetter Oelores Sloan Richard Sloan Palsy Smith Shoron Van Hoose Eddie Wilbanks Linda Wilkerson Carl Word More Wynne Jim Ward Jo Ward Edward Wardeld Rick Watson Bob Wedel Rod Weeks Greg We Shar, We Madolyn Willbrondl Gail Williarr Denise Uldricks i 13? Jo Uldricks Lonnie Underwood Doris Uptgraft Dennis Upton Terry Valance Michael Von Vli Vickie Van Vle Mary Vrijhof Frank Walker Bruce Walters Debbie Word 1 1! Suzanne Willi Barbara Willis George Wilson Mary Wilson Coil Wolverlon Dan Wood Robert Woodford Richard Woods Terry Woodin Ken Woodworth Jenny Worgess V David Wright Jessie Wright Candace Wygont Tom Yonnitelli Sieve Young Youngs Sue Yuri Tony Zuge 169 X i Every once in a while a Junior gets an ai caught in the trash locker. Here, Mr. Lo ing has come to the rescue. Juniors do study once in a while. Notice that it is a Cliff ' s Notes edition. This is a typical, well - organized Junior class con- ducted by none other than Mr. Davis. 170 Top Right: Sally Dick- son seems lost in a deep thought as she assumes her responsi- bility of picking up absent slips. Top Left: These two Juniors look very sus- picious as they play the milk machine. Lower Right: It must be said that the Jun- iors contribute to the school as they willingly gave their allowance to the Easter Seal Fund. 171 SOPHOMORE CLASS FACES NEW BUILDING, NEW RESPONSIBILITIES AND NEW EXPERIENCES Sophomore class officers for the year of 1967 were Sandy Finn, vice-president: Jane Irwin, treasurer; Pete Zeithammel, president: Jo Ellyn Oglesby, secretary 172 The sophomore class has proven itself to be a real credit to the student body of Central by its outstanding- citizenship, scholarship, and sportsman- ship record. Thus far, the sophomores have contributed much to carry on the Bearcat tradition of excellence for wliich Central is renowned. The class of ' 69 started off the year explosively with a car wash to build up the class treasury followed by the con- struction of a Homecoming float. Dur- ing the winter months, class dues were collected and a spring dance was planned. The success of the sophomore class can be attributed, in part, to the able leadership of the class officers, consist- ing of Pete Zeithammel, president; Sandi Finn, vice-president ; Jo Ellyn Oglesby, secretary; Jane Irwin, treas- urer, and their counselors, ] Irs. Rita Keselring and Mr. Robert Bokhart. 173 Ken AbboM Janet Aker. William Alder Leo Alford Kirk Allen Jeff Allen Ron Allen Calhy Armslrong Monte Ashley Kathy Baad Mary Bacon Vicky Bodger Alex Bailey iv Carol Bailey Pam Baird Bobby Boker Sandy Baker Sally Bolch enda Boldwin Gary Ball ric Bankhead Loydio Bonks Geometry Permitted Sophomiires Tu Squaresville Tom Barker Jerry Barlett Terri Barnard David Barnes Don Barney Arnold Barrett Sherry Bartletl Don Barton Randy Boryo Steve Bauer Robin Beach Richard Beasley Lindc Bealy Mark Becl ' - Sfephen Beigle Rita Beimers Pattv Belcher John Beli Rulhan Benden Gloria Bender Donna Bennett Matthew Bernheise! Gwen Berry Bobby BeM5 Sally Bibbings Dianna Bigiey Jonathon Blanck Tom Blaske Linda Bionigan Keith Boltmensaor Cheryl Borgman Barbara Bottom Joann BottorR Debbie Bowne Doniel Brandenburg Jan Bradfleld Jackie Brannon Tom Brayne Sondi Brininstool Sandy Broach Larry Broodnox Liston Broughlon Julie Brown Linda Brown Noncv Brown Rhonda Brown 174 1 ' l 175 ■ p (IS Jim Frogs And Wnrms Increase The Enchantment Of Biology Linda Dodge Rose Dollowoy Diono Donlje Woyne Dolson Edmend Dougherty Doug Dowd lichoel Duker Glorio Dunha Julie Ebeling Jacl ie Ethelberry Richord Eckerl David Eddy Mark Edgell Terry Edwards Rick Ehrhardt Clutch Eisenlord Gary Eldridge Brenda Elkins Doug Elliot Ardis Ellis Jamie Engelhardt Robert English Mack Engstrom Philip Erreger Sharon Evens Ve.-nice Font Gary Farmer Judy Feller Scott Feltner Linda Ferrell Luther Fields Christopher Fies Sandi Finn 176 Dale Fuller Lou. 5 Gabriel Gloria Golb-ealh Linda Gomber Gary Garfield Doucj Goringer Phillip Gehrman Sue Geigcr Sliiilene Gibbs Cloren e Gibson Ron Gifford Skip G.ll Winnerd Goddard Mike Gotjel Guyla Gordon Ronnie Go Mike Grodwell Janice Graham Rolf Grandslaff Jatkie Green Linda 5 Green Linda K Gieen Edward Greene Sharon Gretiky Charlie Gudtjer Dione Guslafson Connie Guslke Mary Gu ' hrie Mary Harnis Diane Harpf Bernard Harr Deborah Harvey Richard Hastings Chuck Hathaway Christina Hatt Robert Heoly Michael Heard Mortho Hildebrand Janice Hillian Allen Hinson BronI Hoacjiand Franlclin Hocolt Tom Hoexler Tom Hollins Donna Holton Dave Hooghousi Luella Hooper Lindo Hopkins David Horn Al Horlon Will Sophnmores Ever Be As Big As The Seniors Df This Year Charles Jacks Diane Jackie Glen Jackso Linda Jackso Phyllis Jacksi Sherrow Jocks. Linda Jacob! Randy Jacox Hordesline Pamela . Rila Jo Josito Jones Linda Jones Mike Jones Sieve Jones John Joslyn Donna Knrker Kathleen Keagle Mike Malnslon Barbora Makui Linda Molik Jack Malone Linda Mangusor Jim Marsholl Shoton Mosengal Diana Mason Harold Mason Yvonne Mason Bill Mathews Jim Malthics Bob Moorer Paul May Gory Moyberry Dennis McAlliste 17!) Gary McCowon Jonetre MtCrockei Gary MtCrossen Sue McCrossen Lindo MtCumsey Janice McDonald Owen McGee Mar Pal McGilbca Sue McGinn Belh McGlocklin Rod McKee Tom McNult Dan McOuiston Brian Meinke Phylii Middle Andy Mille Jerry Mille Roland Mill Semester Exams Brini Thrills, Chills, ff i JP and All Snrts Milo Nelson Terry Newton Shirley Nichols Krogi Nikolovski Rebecca Nimmin Mclodie Nofs Larry Norris Wanda Nunnally Bob O ' Brien Kalhy O Connell Noreen ODell JoEllyn Oqlesby Michoel OIney Tom Olr Sandro Penfold Mark Phillips Paula Phillips Cyndy Piosecki Doug Plunk Palli Pool Kocen Polii Bobbi Port. Guy Porlis led Porlis Richotd Poslmc Inez Powell Robert Prince Jim Probst Greg Pyofl Jon Rambow Cecil Romscy Eileen Ramsey Larry Rask Elsie Redden 181 Jeff Smith Marlyn Smilh Mike Smilh Nick Smilh Opol Smilh Roger Smilh Sheryl Smith Tyonn Snook Kenneth Snow Peggy Sofia M 4 i iv k i vv ikffc. 4 r 4 k K flISw M ' Newcomers Are Baffled About Balancing Large Books k A 182 Peorlean Todd Phillip Todd Connie Tolberl Mary Tompkins Doug Tvicwski Mary Unfile Debbie Uptgroft Andre Willicr Andrea Willia Deboroh Willir Sue Willie Tom Willit wight Willii Rod Wilson Donald Wilso alti Windha !usscl Wo| liers berger Brenda Wc lod Lynda D . W ' ood Vickie W ood ward Sheilo Wo rd ionald Wo rmn leester Eddie Wo rfhii ngton Jomes Wc irlhi ngton Terry Worthington Oelores Wright Gwen Wright Judy Wright Diann Yoey Kathy Youngs Randy Young Stephanie Ziegler Sophnmores Without Pictures Larry Adorns Ron S. Allen Jerry Bartlett Mary Bacon Dano Bergler Ken Brown J. B. Burketl Chorles Casllc Otis Clork Brenda Cox Betty Gore Betty Jones Eddy Korvalin Pat Moon Mary Phillips Don Rail Paul Ridenour Jeff Rogers Ken Shepherd Sheryl Smith Margarett Spruill Margaret Spruill Mike Van Treose Jackie Wynne Pete Zeithommel A typical Sophomore prank is pulling the fir 184 Class President Pete Zeithammel is presenting Dia Mason, from Miss Houvener ' s homeroom, with the tr phy for paying their class dues first. It IS easy to see what the Sophomores cor sider a study hall to be. The Sophomores seem to be puzzled as to just what they should be doing at their first high school dance. 185 — A— ALEXANDER, DIANA LYNNE— A Cap- pella, ' 66. ' 67; Follies ' 67; French Club. •66, ' 67: Future Teachers, ' 66: Junior Achievement, ' 65: Pep Club. ' 65, 66, ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 66. AMSLER, YVONNE J.— Future Teachers, ' 66, ' 67: G.A.A., ' 65: Health Careers Club, ' 67 (Committee Chairman) : Home- coming Committee. ' 67: Latin Club, ' 65; Pep Club, ' 65: Tri Hi Y, ' 65: Usher Club, ' 66, ' 67 (Secretary). National Honor Society ANDERSON, MARVIN WAYNE — Cross Country, ' 66: Football, ' 66: Junior Achievement, ' 65: Lettermen ' s Club. ' 67; Track. ' 65; Wrestling, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67. ASHBY. DONALD CHARLES — Baseball. ' 66: Dramatics Club. ' 65: Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66: Junior Achievement. ' 65 ; Lettermen ' s Club. ' 66 ; Usher Club. BAAS. MIKE LEE— Boys ' Booster Club. ' 66: Golf, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Captain): Hi Y, •65, ' 66. ' 67. BALL. TIMOTHY JAY— Baseball. ' 66. ' 67; Football, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Hi Y, ' 66: Letter- men ' s Club. ' 66. ' 67; Spanish Club. 66; Student Council. •65, ' 66, ' 67; Track, ' 65; Wrestling, ' 65. BALLARD, CYNTHIA ANN— A Cappella, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Secretary) ; Dramatics Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (Vice President) : Fall Play, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Follies. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Forensics, ' 66, ' 67 : French Club, ' 66. ' 67 (Treasurer) ; Madrigal Singers, ' 66, ' 67; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Re- presentative, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Student Council, ' 66, ' 67; Thespians, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society BANKS. SANDI— A Cappella. ' 65. ' 66: Fol- lies. ' 65: Student Council, ' 67: Tri Hi Y, ' 65. BASSO. GEENA M.— Treble Choir, ' 65. BEARD. TOM L.— Football, ' 65, ' 66, •67; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 66, ' 67; Student Council, ' 66, ' 67; Track, ' 66, ' 67. BELCHER. CAROL SUF.— KEY Staff, ' 66, •67; Quill Scroll, ' 67; PAEAN Staff. ' 66. ' 67; Tri Hi Y. ' 66, ' 67. BILLINGS, LINDA K.— Home Economics Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 ; Pep Club. ' 65. 66, ' 67: Student Council, ' 65, ' 66; Volun- teens, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. Senior Activities BISHOP, NYLA JEAN— Dramatics Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Fall Play, ' 66, ' 67; Follies, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Majorette. ' 66, ' 67 (Head Majorette); Spring Musical. ' 67; Sym- phonic Band. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society BLANCHARD. STEVE A.— A Cappella. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (President): Dramatics Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Fall Play, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Follies, ' 67; Mens Chorus, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66, ' 67. BLOCKER. MARILOU— Children ' s Play. ' 66: Counselor ' s Office Assistant. ' 66. ' 67: Dramatics Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Fall Play, ' 65, ' 66; French Club, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67: Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Student Council, ' 65: Thespians, ' 67: Usher Club. ' 65; Y-Te ' 67. BLOOMENSAAT. LEAH FRANCES — A Cappella. ' 66. ' 67; Follies. ' 65. ' 67; Or- chestra, ' 65: Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Pop ' s Chorale, ' 67: Spanish Club, ' 65, ' 66: Spring Musical, ' 66, ' 67. BOLTON, WILLIAM MICHAEL— Concert Band, 65, ' 66, •67; Follies, •65, 66, ' 67: Orchestra. 67: Spring Musical. •66. ' 67. BORNAMANN. JERRY A.— Concert Band. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Follies, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Junior Achievement, ' 65 (Auditor) ; Orchestra, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Student Council, ' 65. ' 66. BOSROCK. PHILLIP S.— D.E.C.A.. ' 66. BOYD. BOB R.— Boys ' Booster Club. ' 66. ' 67 (President): Boys ' State, •66; Foot- ball, 65, 66, 67: Lettermen s Club, ' 66, ' 67; Student Council. ' 65. ' 67 (Treas- urer). BRADDOCK, BEATRICE— A Cappella. ' 65. •66. ' 67; Fall Play. ' 67; Follies, •ee. •e?; G.A.A.. ' 66: Interlochen Scholarship. ' 66: Spanish Club. ' 66. ' 67 (Treasurer) : Spring Musical. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Treble Cho •65. National Ho ety BRADFIELD. PATRICIA ANN— D.E.C.A.. ' 65: Fall Play. ' 65; Pep Club. ' 65. •eS. ' 67: Tri Hi Y. ' 65. BRADSTREET. BOB — Boys ' Booster Club. •67; Junior Achievement. ' 65; KEY Staff. ' 67 : Quill Scroll. ' 67: Spanish Club. ' 66: Track. ' 66; Usher Club, ' 65, 66; Wrestling. ' 65. BRAWNER. PATRICIA DAWN— Art Club. ' 67: Follies. ' 67: Junior Achievement. •65 (Treasurer) : Volunteen, •65, ' 66. BRAYSHAW. SANDRA— D.E.C.A.. 66. ' 67 : Dramatics Club. ' 66. ' 67: G.A.A.. ' 66: Homecoming Committees. ' 66. ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. ' 66; Student Council, ' 66; Volunteen ' s, ' 65. BREW. ALETA ANN — Health Careers Club. ' 67. National Honor Society BROWN. DOUG JAMES— Basketball, ' 65; Football, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Golf, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society BROWN. ELEANOR DIANNE— Ho ing Committee. ' 66; Pep Club. ' 65; Spanish Club. ' 65; Student Council. ' 66: Usher Club. ' 66. ' 67. BROWN. JOAN LEE — A Cappella. ' 67: Friskv. ' 67; Future Teachers. ' 67; Homecoming Committee. ' 67: PAEAN Staff. ' 67: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 67; Student Council. ' 66: Spanish Club. ' 65, ' 66: Treble Choir. ' 65; Tri Hi Y. ' 65. National Honor Society BROWN. LARRY LEON— Basketball, ' 67; Junior Achievement, ' 65, ' 66, 67 : Track, ' 65, ' 67; Wrestling, ' 65. BUNDY, BEVERLY JANE — Counselor ' s Office Assistant, ' 67; Main Office As- sistant, ' 67; Treble Choir. ' 65. ' 66. BURDICK. CAROL ELIZABETH— Concert Band. ' 65. ' 66: Debate. ' 65: Dramatics Club. •65; Follies. 65. •66, 67; Foren- sics, ' 63: Health Careers Club, ' 67; Homecoming Committee, ' 67; KEY Staff. ' 66. ' 67; Latin Club. ' 66; PAEAN Staff. ' 66; Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Quill and Scroll. ' 66. ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 66: Student Council. ' 67. National Honor Society BURRILL. KAREN LEE— French Club. ' 66. ' 67: KEY Staff. ' 66: PAEAN Staff, 66. •67: Pep Club, •es; Quill and ScrolL ' 66. •67: Student Council. ' 65. ' 66; Tri Hi Y. •67. BYRD. BETTY— A Cappella. •65. — c— CABLE, JEFFREY P.— Baseball, •65. 66, •67; Basketball. 65. ' 66. ' 67 (Co-Cap- tain); Boys ' Booster Club. ' 66; Hi-Y. •66; Homecoming Committees. 67 (Pa- rade Chairman); Lettermen s Club. ' 66. •67: Senior Class Officer. ' 67 (Presi- dent) : Student Council, ' 65. ' 66. CALDWELL. MARLETTE — Dramatics Club. ' 67: Future Teachers, ' 67; Home- coming Committees, ' 67; Latin Club. •65. ' 66 (Secretary): Math Club. ' 65: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 67; Senior Class Officer. ' 67 (Senior Board) ; Spring Musical. ' 67; Volunteens. ' 66. ' 67. CAMPBELL. ROBERT K.— Baseball. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Cross Country, ' 66. ' 67 (Co- Captain); Lettermen ' s Club, ' 66, ' 67: Track, ' 67. CAMPBELL, PAULA ANN— A Cappella, ' 65, ' 66: Main Office Ass ' t.. ' 66; Pep Club. ' 65: Student Council, ' 65; Volun- teens. ' 65. National Honor Society CANFIELD. STEVE— Baseball ' 67: Boys ' State. ' 66. National Honor Society CARROLL. KATHLEEN ANNE — Home Economics Club. ' 66. 67; Main Office Ass ' t., ' 67; Volunteens. ' 67. CARSON. ARDELI Basketball. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Captain): Football, ' 65; Letter- men ' s Club, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67: Track, ' 65. CHALFANT. SILAS EVAN— Baseball. ' 67. CHANDLER. CHRISTINE LEE — Debate. ' 65: Follies. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Forensics. ' 66; French Club. ' 66. 67 (Sec y) ; Home- coming Committees. 67 (General Chair- man) ; Homecoming Court. ' 67; Home- coming Top Ten. ' 67; Homecoming Queen. ' 67; Junior Class Officer. ' 66 (Secretary); Latin Club. ' 65: Pep Club. •65. ' 66. 67: Spring Musical. 65, •66: Tri-Hi-Y, •65. National Honor Society CLEVELAND, JOHN WESLEY — Boys- Booster Club. -66. ' 67 (Sec ' y) ; Junior Concensus. ' 66. CLOTHIER. EDDIE LEE — Baseball. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67: Foot- ball, ' 65. COHOON. JOANN KAY— Follies, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Junior .Achievement, ' 65: Orches- tra, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Secretary) : Treble Choir, ' 66; Volunteens, ' 66. 186 COLE. DONALD GUY— Concert Band, ' 65. ■66, ' 67; Follies. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66. National Honor Society COLEMAN, JILL LYNETTE — Cafeteria, ' 6.5. ' 66; Counselor ' s Office Ass ' t.. ' 65: D.E.C.A.. ' 66. ' 67: School Store. ' 67: Treble Choir, ' 65: Voc. Office Ass ' t., ' 67. COLLES. MARY BETH— Concert Band. ' 65, •66. ' 67: Follies, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Volun- teens, ' 66. ' 67. CONKLIN, LINDA RAE— Dramatics Club. ■65, ' 66, ' 67: Fall Play, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66: Home Economics Club, ' 65: Sprine Musical, ' 66, ' 67: Y- Teens, ' 67: Children ' s Play, ' 66. CONKLIN. SUSAN ELAINE— A Cappella. ' 66, ' 67: Concert Band. 65: Dramatics Club, 65, ' 66, ' 67; Follies, ' 66, ' 67: French Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66; HomecominE Com- mittees. ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Spring Musical, 66, ' 67: Student Coun- cil, ' 65. National Honor Society CONRAD, DAVID GLEN— A Cappella, ' 65; Dramatics Club, ' 66; Homecoming Com- mittees, ' 67 (Float Chairman); Spanish Club, ' 66: Student Council, ' 66, ' 67. COWENS. AVONDALE MARIE— Drama- tics Club. ' 65. 66: G.A.A., ■65. 66. COX. PAULETTE — Student Council. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. COX. RICHARD— D.E.C.A., ' 66, ' 67; School Store, ' 66, ' 67 (Manager) : Voc. Office Ass ' t.. ' 67. COX, SUSAN MARIE— Dramatics Club, ■67: Fall Play, ' 65, ' 67; Follies, ' 65, ' 67; Health Careers Club, ' 67; Latin Club, ' 65; Orchestra, ' 65, ' 67; Spring Musical, ■65. ' 67. National Honor Society CRABILL, IRENE A.— French Club. ' 67: Future Teachers. 65: Junior Achieve- ment, ■es, ■67. National Honor Society CROFTON. RICHARD ALLEN — Baseball. ■65, ' 66, ' 67: Cross Country, ' 67. CROSS. DELORES— G.A.A.. ' 65, ' 66. CURTIS. CAROL JEAN— G.A.A.. ' 66. CUTSINGER, THOMAS C— Football, ■65, — D— DAVIS. OLIVER CARL — Fall Play. ' 65. ■67; Math Club, ■67; Orchestra, ■65. ' 67: Projectionists, ' 65: Spring Musical, ' 65, DEAN, BERNARD B.— Art Club, ' 66, ' 67. DEFORD, DIANE ERNESTINE— A Cap- pella, ' 66. ' 67 (Robrarian): Follies. 67: Library Ass t., ' 65; Pop s Chorale, ' 67. National Honor Society DES AUTELS. GLORIA ANNE— Art Club, ■66; D.E.C.A., ' 67; G.A.A., ' eS; Usher Club. ■66. OEWILDER. JAMES FREDERICK— Debate. ■65. ' 66. ' 67: Forensics. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Math Club. ' 65. ' 66; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representative, 66 (City Manager); Student Council, ' 66, ' 67 (Vice President) ; Tennis, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. National Honor Society DICKINSON. CHUCK E. — Concert Band, ■65, ' 66. ' 67; Follies, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; March- ing Band, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Orchestra, ' 66, ■67; Spring Musical, ' 65. ' 66; Tennis, ■65, ■66. DOTY. BARBARA LOUISE — Dramatics Club. 67: Fall Play, ' 67; Spring Musi- cal, ' 66. DRAEGERT. HOPE ELIZABETH— French Club. ' 66. ' 67; Homecoming Committees, ' 67; KEY Staff. ' 67: Latin Club. ' 65; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Re- presentative. ' 67 (City Clerk Comptrol- ler): PAEAN Staff. ' 67; Pep Club. ' 66; Quill and Scroll. ' 67: Snowball Com- mittee. ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 66, ' 67: Student Council. ' 67: Tri-Hi-Y, ■66, ' 67 (President). National Honor Society DRIKAKIS, CHRIS TIKE — Baseball, ' 66, ■67 ; Basketball, ' 65 : Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66, ' 67 (Vice President); Cross Coun- try, ' 66, ' 67: Lettermen ' s Club, 67; Senior Class Officer, ' 67 (Senior Board) ; Student Council, ' 66, ' 67. DUFFIN, MAUREEN MAY— French Club, ■65. ' 66 (Secretary) : Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66 (Vice President): Homecoming Committees. ' 65. ' 66: Latin Club, ' 65: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66; Treble Choir. 66. ' 67; Volunteens, ' 67: Y-Teens, ■65, ' 66 (Secretary). DURKEE. KENNETH DEO— Concert Band. ■65. ' 66. ' 67; Marching Band, ' 65. ' 66. ■67: Projectionist. ' 65. — E— EATON. SALLY ANN— D.E.C.A., 66, 67. EATON. SHARON — Concert Band, ' 65 : Dramatics Club. 66. 67: Fall Play. ' 66; Follies, ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. ' 66; Spring Musical, ' 66, ' 67; Usher Club, ' 65; Symphony Band, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Head Band Librarian, ' 67; Ass ' t. Band Librarian, ' 65. ' 66. EBELING. JANICE K.— D.E.C.A., ' 66, ' 67. EDGIN, MARY E.— Concert Band. ' 65. ' 66. ■67; Debate, ■65. ' 66; Dramatics Club, ' 67; Follies, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Forensics, ' 65, ' 66: Girls ' State, ' 66; Homecoming Com- mittees. ' 66, ' 67; Latin Club, ' 66. ' 67; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Rep.. ' 66 (Trustee) ; Orchestra. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club. ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 65, ' 66, 67; Student Council, ' 67. National Honor Society EDWARDS. GREGORY C. — A Cappella. ■67; Concert Band. 65. ' 66. ' 67; Follies. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Men ' s Chorus, ' 67; Or- chestra, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 66. ' 67; Marching Band. ' 65, ' 66, 67; Band Lettermen ' s Club, ' 67. National Honor Society ELDRIDGE. DAVE E.— Weight Lifting, ' 65, 66, 67; Intramural Bowling, ■66. ELLERTON, ROBERT ALAN— Follies. 67; Future Teachers, ■66; Projectionist. ■67; Swimming, 65. ' 66, 67; All American Swimming, 65; Co-Captain Swimming, •67. ELLIOTT, DAVID ALLEN— Junior Achieve- ment, 65, 66: Latin Club, ■65. ' Si: Math Club, 65, 66; Medical Club, ■67. ELSHIRE, CARL W.— Guard Club. ■66, ' 67. 187 ENGELHARDT. JOAN LEE — A Cappella, ' 67; Dramatics Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Fol- lies, ' 67; French Club, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67 (Vice- President ' 67) : Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Homecoming Committees. ' 67: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Spanish Club. ■67; Spring Musical. ' 66; Student Coun- cil. ' 66; Tri-Hi-Y. ' 65; Art Club, ' 66, •67. National Honor Society ENGLISH. JANIS KAYE — D.E.C.A.. ' 66: Dramatics Club. ' 67; Follies, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Girls ' Football, ' 65; G.A.A.. ' 65. •66. ' 67 (Secretary ' 67); Junior Achieve- ment. ' 67; Main Office Ass ' t., ' 66: Pep Club. ' 65; Tri-Hi-Y. ' 65; Usher Club. •65, ' 66, -67 (Vice President ' 67). EVANS, JACKIE A. — Baseball. ' 66. ' 67: Basketball, 67: Concert Band, 65; Track, ' 66, ' 67. EVANS. LARRY G. — Basketball. ' 65, ' 66. ■67 (Co-Captain ' 67); Boys ' Booster Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Football, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Lettermen ' s Club. ' 67. FAHS. MIMI— A Cappella. ' 66; Debate. ' 65; Dramatics Club. ' 65, ' 66, 67; Follies, ' 66, -67 (Production Staff); Forensics, •65; French Club, •66. ' 67; Homecoming Committees. ' 67; Latin Club. •65, •ee (Vice President); Math Club, ' 66: Op- timist Youth Appreciation Week Repre- sentative. ' 67 (City Commissioner) ; Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. 67 (Committee Chairman ■66); Treasurer of Class, ' 65; Spring Musical, ' 65, •66; Student Council, •eS; Corresponding Secretary, 67: Tri-Hi-Y, •65; Health Careers Club, ' 67 (Vice President) : Youth for Understanding Exchange Student, ' 66. National Honor Society FISHER, MARY ANNE— Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 65. ' 66; KEY Staff. ' 66, ' 67; PAEAN Staff, ' 67; Quill and Scroll, ' 66. •67; Spanish Club, ' 66. FLOCKHART, VERONICA ANN — Cereal Bow l Top Ten, ' 67; Homecoming Top Ten, 67: Pep Club, ' 67; Treble Choir, •65, ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 67. FLORENCE, BARBARA LOUISE— G.A.A.. ' 66; Library Ass ' t. 65; Treble Choir. •65 : Volunteens, 66. FOREMAN, DOROTHY FAYE— D.E.C.A., ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Home Economics Club, ' 66; School Store. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Student Council, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. FORRESTER. GEORGE STEVEN— A Cap- pella. ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65, 66, ■67: Follies, ■65. ' 66. ' 67; Men ' s Chorus. ' 67: Orchestra. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. FBANCK. RICHARD ERNEST — Boys ' Booster Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Latin Club. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Spring Musical, ' 67: Wrest- ling, ' 65; Weight Lifting, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. ERASER. MAUREEN ANN — Dramatics Club. ' 65. 66, ' 67; Fall Play. ' 65. 66. ■67: Follies. 67; French Club. ' 66: Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Art Club, ' 67. FRAZIER. MARILYN DIANE — French Club, ' 66; Future Teachers. ■65, ' 66. FREEBURN. ROBERT CARL— Follies, ' 65, ■67; Junior Achievement, ' 65; Orches- tra, ' 67; Ass t. Head Drummer, ' 67; Symphonic Band, ' 66, ' 67. FRY. JOYCE E.— A Cappella. ' 66; Cereal Bowl Top Ten. ' 67; Dramatics Club. ' 65. ' 66: Follies. ' 65: G.A.A.. ' 65. ■66; Home Economics Club. ' 65. ' 66; Homecoming Top Ten. ' 66; Junior Achievement, ' 65; Pep Club, ' 65: Student Council. ' 65. ' 66 ; Treble Choir, ' 65. — G— GABRIEL. LEEANN — French Club, ' 65, ■66, ' 67; Home Economics Club, ' 63: Volunteens, ' 66, ' 67. National Honor Society GARFIELD. MICHAEL RICHARD— Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67: Latin Club, ' 66: Math Club. ' 66. ' 67; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representative, ' 67 : Student Council, ' 67: Health Careers Club, ' 67 (President). National Honor Society GELEFF, ALAN MITCHELL— A Cappella, ' 67; Dramatics Club, ' 66, ' 67; Fall Play, ' 66, ' 67: Follies, ' 67; Men ' s Chorus, ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 66, ' 67; Thespians, ' 67; Pop ' s Chorale, ' 67. GEORGOFF, SONJA— Junior Achi( ' 65. GIBBY, DEBORAH ANN— A Cappella, ' 63, ' 66, ' 67; Cheerleader, ' 65. ' 67; G.A.A., ' 65; Girls ' State, ' 66; Senior Class Offi- cer. ' 67 (Secretary) ; Student Council. ' 65, ' 66: Volunteens, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. GIBSON. ROSS L. — Boys ' Booster Club. ' 66, ' 67; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 65, ' 66, 67; Tennis, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. GIFFORD, BRIAN D.— A Cappella, ' 65, ' 66; Baseball, ' 66, ' 67: Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66 (Secretary): Boys ' State, ' 66; Fol- lies, ' 65, ' 66: Football, ' 65, ' 66 ' 67 (Cap- tain); Hi-Y, ' 66, ' 67; Lettermen ' s Club. ' 66. ' 67; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representative. ' 66 ; PAEAN Staff, ' 67; Sophomore Class President, ' 65; Student Council, ' 65, ' 67; Track, ' 65. National Honor Society GLASS. LUETISHA MARIE— G.A.A., ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Girls ' Basketball. ' 65; Pep Club, ' 65; Girls ' Track, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. GLOMSTAD, JANIS A.— Debate. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Forensics, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; KEY Staff. ' 67; Math Club Secretary. ' 66; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representa- tive, ' 67: Sprint: Musical. ' 66, ' 67; Health Careers Club, ' 67; Junior Con- sensus. ' 66; National Forensics LeaEUe, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Student Council, ' 67. National Honor Society GODDARD, HARRIET— Commercial Club Treasurer, ' 67; School Store. ' 67; Usher Club. ' 65. ' 66 (Treasurer ' 67). GOLDSMITH. KATHLEEN SUE — French Club. ' 65. ' 66; Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66. •67; KEY Staff. ' 66; Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Quill and Scroll. ' 66. GORDON. BARBARA ANN— D.E.C.A., ' 66. ' 67; G.A.A.. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; School Store, ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 66; Intermural Sports, ' 65, ' 66. — H— HALEY. NANCY GRACE— A Cappella, ' 66. ' 67; Cereal Bowl Court, ' 66: Follies, ' 67: Homecoming Top Ten, ' 66: Spanish Club, ' 66: Spring Musical, ' 65: Treble Choir, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67. HAMMONS. JENNIFER KAYE — Dramatics Club. ' 65; Fall Play, ' 65. ' 66; Junior Achievement, ' 65: KEY Staff, ' 66; Children ' s Play, ' 66; Health Careers Club, ' 67, HANNA, DAVE LEE— Bovs ' Booster, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65; Football, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Hi-Y, ' 65, ' 66; Student Council, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Swimming, ' 65. HANSEN. DON R.— Follies, ' 67; Football, HARTER, PHIL E.— Debate. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Forensics, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representative. 66. National Honor Society HARWOOD. VICTORIA ANN— G.A.A., ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 President; Guard Club, ' 67; Homecoming Committees, ' 67; Latin Club, ' 66. HATHAWAY, SHARON LEA— A Cappella. ' 67: Student Council, ' 66; Treble Choir, ' 65, ' 66; Office Ass ' t, ' 66, ' 67. HATTON, DAVID BRIAN — Boys ' Booster Club (President). ' 66. ' 67; Guard Club. ' 66. ' 67; Latin Club, ' 65: Lettermen ' s Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Student Council, ' 66, ' 67; Swimming, ' 65, ' 66 (Co-Captain ' 67). HAYES. PAULA JEAN— A Cappella, ' 67; Dramatics, ' 66: Junior Achievement, ' 65; Latin Club, ' 66, ' 67; Vice President Student Council. ' 65, ' 67. HEADLEY. JOHN ROBERT — D.E.C.A.. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Projectionist, ' 65: School Store. ' 66. ' 67; Bowling, ' 67; Cafeteria. HELTON. TERRI ELAINE — Cereal Bowl Court ' 67; Follies, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, ' 65; G.A.A., ' 65; Homecoming Court, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. HENDRICKSON. JOYCE ANNE— Drama- tics Club, ' 66, ' 67; Fall Plav, ' 66, ' 67; Follies, ' 66; Musical, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Co- op, ' 67. HENRY, BEATRICE B.— Concert Band, ' 65, ' 66; Dramatics, ' 66; Follies, ' 65, ' 66; G.A.A.. ' 66: Pep Club, ' 66: Volunteens, HENRY, CHARLENE ESNIA— A Cappella, ' 67: Dramatics, ' 67; French Club, ' 63, ' 66: G.A.A., ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. HIRAKIS. ELIZABETH MARGARET — A Cappella. ' 67; Dramatics, ' 66, ' 67; Fall Play, ' 67; Follies, ' 67; French Club, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, ' 66, ' 67: Home- coming Committees, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66 (President), ' 67: Spanish Club, ' 65, ' 66 (Secretary), ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66; Student Council, ' 67. HOAG. BILL — Baseball. ' 65. ' 67; Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65, •66. ' 67; Follies, ' 65: Student Council, ' 65. HOELSCHER, GREG DEAN— Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66, ' 67 (Treasurer) ; Student Council. ' 67; Swimming. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. HOEXTER. NICK PAUL — Baseball, ' 65: Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67; Debate, ' 66. ' 67; Forensics, ' 66, ' 67 (President): Student Council, ' 67. National Honor Society HOFFMAN. KATHY R. — Volunteens, ' 65, ' 66. HOLLOWELL. CLIFFORD E.— Chess Club, ' 65 ; Basketball, ' 63 ; Bovs ' Booster Club, ' 66; Golf, ' 65: Hi-Y, 65: Latin Club, •65, ' 66; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 66: Math Club, ' 63, ' 66: Spanish Club, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Track, ' 63, ' 67; Wrestling, ' 65. HOOKER. CAROL ANN— A Cappella, ' 65, ' 66; Homecoming Committee, ' 67 (Pro- gram Chairman): KEY Staff, ' 66; PAEAN Staff, ' 67 (Co-editor); Quill and Scroll, 66, 67: Student Council, ' 67. National Honor Society HOOPER, JOSEPH LAWRENCE— Concert Band, ' 65, ' 66; Cross Country, ' 66; Marching Band, ' 65, ' 66 ; Wrestling, ' 65, HOOPER, ORA — Home Economics Club, •67: Junior Achievement, ' 67: Usher Club, ' 66, ' 67; Volunteens, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. HUGHES. FLOYD D. — Basketball. ' 65; Football. ' 63, ' 66, ' 67; Lettermen ' s Club. ' 67; Student Council, ' 65; Track, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. HULL. STEVEN J. — Concert Band. ' 66. ' 67; Math Club. ' 66. ' 67; Orchestra. ' 66. •67; Spanish Club. ' 66, ' 67. National Honor Society IDEN. SHARON KAY— Cereal Bowl Court ' 67; Cereal Bowl Top Ten. ' 67; Cheer- leader. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67 ( ' 67 Captain) ; French Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, 65, ' 66; Homecoming Com- mittee, •67; Homecoming Court, ' 67; Homecoming Top Ten, ' 67; Latin Club, ' 66, ' 67 ( ' 67 President) ; Pep Club, ' 65, •66. •67: Oklahoma, 66. National Honor Society GREEN. CAROL ELAINE — Spring Musi- cal. 66: Student Council, 65: Girls ' Swimming Team, ' 65. GREENE. CARLA BENE ' — A Cappella. •65: French Club. ' 67; Future Teachers. •67; Homecoming Committee, 67; Art Club Secretary, •67. GRESTINI. JOE— Boys ' Booster Club. ' 67. GRETSKY. RICHARD DENNIS — A Cap- pePa. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Follies, ' 65, ' 67: Men ' s Choir, ' 67; Student Council, ' 65: Art Club, ' 65. GRIDLEY. KATHY J.— French Club. ' 65. ' 66: Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66; Student Coun- cil, ' 66. GYLLSTORM, CARYL IRENE— D.E.C.A.. ' 66; Dramatics, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Follies, ' 66, ' 67; Main Office Ass ' t, ' 67: Pep Club. ' 66. ' 67; Volunteens. ' 66, ' 67. HILL. LINDA — A Cappella. ' 67; Chei leader. ' 65. 66; Dramatics Club. ' •67: Fall Plav, 66; Follies, ' 67: G.A.. ' 65: Home Economics Club. ' 67; Hon coming Committee. ' 67: Latin Club, ' ( ' 66; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Spri Musical, ' 66: Children ' s Play. ' 6 Health Careers Club, ' 67 (Treasurer HINES. ROD M.— A Cappella, ' 66, ' 67 (Vice President); Forensics, ' 65, ' 66; Boys ' State, 66: Fall Plav, 67; Debate, ' 65; Follies, 66. •67; Latin Club. ' 67: Dra- matics Club. ' 63. ' 66, ' 67 (Treasurer) ; Pop ' s Chorale, ' 67: Spring Musical, 66, •67; Mcn s Chorus, 67 (President). National Honor Society HIRAKIS. ROBERT WILLIAM — A Cap- pella, 67; Bovs Booster, •es, 66: Con- cert Band, 65, ' 66: Follies, ' 65, ' 66; Men ' s Choir, ' 67. JACKSON. ARTHUR— A Cappella. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; D.E.C.A.. ' 66. ' 67: Dramatics Club. ' 67; Follies, ' 65; Men ' s Chorus, ' 67; Or- chestra. ' 65: Spring Musical. ' 65. ' 66; Student Council, ' 65. •66, ' 67; Usher Club. ' 65. JACKSON. GLORIA — Cereal Bowl Top Ten. ' 67; D.E.C.A.. 66. 67: G.A.A., •65, ' 66; Homecoming Top Ten, ' 67; School Store, ' 65, •66. JACOBS, LINDA— Concert Band, ' 66, ' 67; Dramatics Club, ' 67; Follies, ' 67: Future Teachers, ' 66, 67: Homecoming Com- mittees. 67: Spanish Club, 66, 67 (Vice President) : Symphony Band, 66, •67. JENKINS, GARY— Tennis, ' 65. •67. JENKINS. JERRY — Student Council, 66, •67; Swimming, •66: Tennis, 66: Wrest- 188 JENSEN. TERRY— A Cappella, ' 66 ; Follies. ' 66. ' 67: HomecominE Committees, ' 66, ' 67: Latin Club, ' 65, ' 66 (Secretary); Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. National Honor Society JESSUP. KERRY — Dramatics Club. ' 67: Fall Play. ' 67: Projectionist. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67. JODON. DONNA— Dramatics Club. ' 66. ' 67 : (Assist-int Secretary): Fall Play. ' 67: Follies. 67: G.A.A., ' 65, ' 66. ' 67: Home- cominE Committees, ' 67: Pep Club. ' 66: Sprins Musical, 66, ' 67; Student Coun- cil. ' 65. ' 66; Thespians. ' 67: Student Safety Committee. ' 67 (Historian) : Junior Consensus. ' 66. JOHNS. LINDA— Future Teachers. ' 66, ' 67; Home Economics Club, ' 67; Spanish Club, ' 66. ' 67. — K— KAY. DIANA — Dramatics Club. ' 65, ' 66. ■67 (Vice President) : Fall Play. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Follies, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Forensics. ' 66. ' 67: Orchestra. ' 65. ' 66: Spanish Club. ' 65. ' 66: Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66; Thespians, ' 66, ' 67. KELLEMS. GARY— Football ' 65. KELLEY. PATRICK— D.E.C.A.. ' 66, ' 67; Concert Band. ' 65. ' 66; Junior Achieve- ment. ' 65. ' 66: Projectionist. ' 65. ' 66; Student Council. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Marching Band, ' 65. ' 66. KEMERLING. DAVE — Boys ' Booster Club. KEYSER. THOMAS— Follies. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Math Club, ' 65, ' 66; Projectionist, ' 65, ' 66; Marching Band, ' 6,5, ' 66, ' 67; Or- chestra, ' 65. KINSEY. PEGGY — French Club, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66: Home- coming Committees, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. KIRKPATRICK. KATHLEEN — Concert Band. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 ; Dramatics Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Follies. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Future Teachers, ' 65: Orchestra, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Spanish Club. ' 66. ' 67: Spring Musical. ' 65. ' 66: Student Coun- cil. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Junior Planning Com- mission, ' 66. National Honor Society KITCHEN, FREDDIE— Basketball, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Football, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Co-Captain) : Latin Club, ' 67. KLUNDT, CYNTHIA— G.A.A., ' 65. ' 66, ' 67. KNOWLES, DONNA— Usher Club, ' 65. KNOWLES. GLENA— Junior Achievement. ' 65; Main Office Assistant. ' 65: Pep Club. ' 65, ' 66; Treble Choir, ' 65; Volun- teens, ' 65. KNOX. ROCHESTER — A Cappella, ' 65; Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66; Boys ' State, ' 66; Dramatics Club, ' 65: Follies, ' 66, KOSTRZEWSKI, BRIDGET — Forensics, ' 65: Future Teachers. ' 65, ' 66; G.A.A., ' 65, ' 66 : Junior Achievement, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67 (Secretary). KOTELES, LEE — A Cappella, ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65, ' 66: Follies, ' 65, ' 66; Latin Club. ' 65. ' 66 (Treasurer) : Math Club, ' 65. ' 66 (Treasurer) : Men ' s Chorus, ' 67; Marching Band. 65, ' 66. National Honor Society KRAFT. RANDI — French Club, ' 65, ' 66; Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66; Guard Club, ' 66, ' 67 : Homecoming Committees. ' 67 (Committee Chairman) : PAEAN Staff. ' 67: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Student Council. ' 66; Tri-Hi-Y. ' 65. National Honor Society LAKE. SHARON — Home Economics Club. ' 65: Main Office Assistant. ' 66. ' 67: Pep Club. ' 65. LANCASTER. FRED— D.E.C.A.. ' 67. LEAVELL. DEBORAH — Junior Achieve- ment. ' 65, ' 66; Main Office Assistant. ' 66, ' 67: Volunteens. ' 67: Medical Ca- reer ' s Club, ' 67. LEENHOUTS. KRISTIN— Home Economics Club. ' 66. ' 67 (President): Library As- sistant. ' 65; Usher Club. ' 65, ' 66. LESLEY. MARION— G.A.A.. ' 65. ' 66: Home Economics Club. ' 66; Pep Club: Volun- teens. ' 65. ' 66. LEVY. MICHAEL— Boys ' Booster, ' 66, ' 67: Debate, ' 65: Forensics, ' 65; Latin Club, ' 65, ' 66: Tennis, ' 66, ' 67; National For- ensics League, ' 65: Junior Classical League, ' 66. LIST. CHUCK— Optimist Youth Apprecia- tion Week Representative, ' 67. National Honor Society LOCKMILLER. JIM— D.E.C.A.. ' 65: Dra- matics Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Fall Play, 66, ' 67: Forensics, ' 66; Junior Achieve- ment, ' 65; Projectionist, ' 65. LOGAN. ROBERT— Follies, ' 66: Orchestra, ' 66, ' 67: Student Council, ' 67: Marching Band, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. LOGGANS. BRAD — Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66 (Sergeant-at-Arms) : Football, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Latin Club. ' 65; Lettermen ' s Club. ' 66. ' 67: Track. ' 65. ' 66. National Honor Society LOOPER. STELLA— Main Office Assistant. ' 66: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66; Spring Musical. ' 65: Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. LOSEY. TERRY— Dramatics Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Fall Play, ' 65; Follies, ' 67: Future Teachers. ' 6.5. ' 66. ' 67: Homecoming Committees. ' 67; Latin Club. ' 66. ' 67: Pep Club. ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66. National Honor Society LOWER. MARTHA — G. A. A., ' 65, ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 65. LUTZ. CYRUS — A Cappella ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Follies. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Interlochen Schol- arship, ' 66; Math Club. ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66, ' 67: Track. ' 66; Olivet College Scholarship. ' 65, ' 66. National Honor Society LYLE. LINDA— Treble Choir, ' 66, ' 67. LYMAN. CONNIE — Cereal Bowl Court. ' 67: Cereal Bowl Top Ten. ' 67: Dramatics Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Follies. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: French Club. ' 66: Guard Club. ' 66: Homecoming Committees. ' 67; Home- coming Top Ten, ' 67; Junior Achieve- ment, ' 65: Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66: Student Council, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67. — M— MacDONALD. JOHN— Basketball. ' 65. ' 66: Cross Country. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Captain) ; Track. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society MALCUIT. CHARLES — Assistant Drum Major. ' 66; Concert Band. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67: Drum Major. ' 67: Follies. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Men ' s Chorus, ' 67 ; Spring Musical. ' 65. ' 66: Student Council. ' 65: Symphony Band ' 66 (Secretary). MANN. EDMON— Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67; Cross Country, ' 65 : Football, ' 66: Junior Achievement, ' 66. MARSH. MICHAEL — Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67 (Sergeant-at-Arms); Tennis, ' 66, ' 67; Track, ' 65. MARSH. VIRGINIA— Dramatics Club, ' 67. MARTIN. SHEILA— G.A.A.. ' 65; Pep Club. MARTINEZ. FLORINDA— Future Teachers. ' 66. ' 67: G.A.A.. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Home- coming Committees. ' 67; Math Club. ' 66. ' 67: Pet Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Spanish Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society MAURER. JOHN— S i ling. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. MAY, JEAN — D.E.C.A.. ' 66. ' 67; Junior Achievement. ' 66; Library Assistant. ' 65; Main Office Assi.stant. ' 67: School Store. ' 67 : Usher Club. ' 65 ; Volunteens, ' 66, ' 67. McCANN. PATRICK — Football. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Latin Club, ' 66; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 66, ' 67. National Hon McMANNIS. SANDY— Dram atics Club, ' 67: French Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: G.A.A.. ' 65: Homecoming Committees. ' 67; KEY Staff. ' 66; Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Spring Musical. ' 67: Tri-Hi-Y, ' 67; Volunteens, ' 66. McQUISTON. JAMES— Bovs ' Booster Club, ' 66, ' 67; Boys ' State, ' 66: Debate, ' 65; Follies. ' 67: Guard Club. ' 66. ' 67: Math Club. ' 66: Student Council. ' 66. ' 67 (Par- liamentarian ' 67) : Swimming. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (Co-Captain). National Honor Society MENCHL. MARGARET — Dramatics Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Follies, ' 65; Guard Club, ' 66. ' 67: Home Economics Club. ' 65. ' 66. •67; Pep Club. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67 (Vice Presi- dent); Senior Class Officer. ' 67 (Vice President); Spanish Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Student Council. ' 65. ' 66; Treble Choir. •65. ' 66. MERNAUGH. SUSAN— KEY Staff. ' 66. ' 67: Latin Club. ' 66: PAEAN Staff. ' 67; Pep Club. ' 65: Quill and Scroll. ' 67. MILES. EILENE — Dramatics Club. ' 66; Future Teachers. ' 66. ' 67: Homecoming Committees. ' 67: KEY Staff. ' 66, ' 67 (Managing Editor); PAEAN Staff, ' 66; Quill and Scroll, ' 66, ' 67; Spanish Club, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67: Usher Club. ' 65. National Honor Society MILLER. DENNIS — Baseball Team, ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65, ' 66. MILLER. FREDA — French Club. ' 65: G.A.A.. ' 65. ' 66: Junior Achievement. •65: Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66. MILLER. HAROLD — D.E.C.A., ' 66, 67 (President): School Store (Assistant Manager). MILLER. MIKE — Baseball. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. MITCHELL. CALVIN — A Cappella. ' 67: Basebiril. ' 65: Basketball. ' 65, ' 66 (Man- ager); Bovs ' State, ' 66: Follies, ' 67; Football. ' 65; Junior Achievement. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (President); Men ' s Chorus. ' 67. MONTGOMERY. JANET — Homecoming Committees, ' 65: Tri-Hi-Y, •66. MOODY. EDWIN — Cross Country. 65: Swimming. ' 65. 189 MORROW, WILLIAM — Ches3 Club, ' 66; Commercial Club. ' 65 : Library Assist- ant, ' 65: Projectionist, ' 65; Tennis, ' 65; Wrestling, ' 65. MOSS, JESSICA— G.A.A., ' 65. MOSS, KATHY— Forensics, ' 65; Pep CInb, ' 65, ' 66: Spanish Club, ' 65, ' 66: Student Council, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65; Art Club, ' 66, ' 67; Junior Consensus, ' 66; Student Safety Commission, ' 66, ' 67. MOUCOULIS, BASIL— Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66, ' 67; Golf, ' 65, ' 67: Hi-Y, ' 65, ' 66; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 65; Math Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Vice President) ; Representa- tive to State Safety Commission, ' 67. National Honor Society NARMORE, JO ANN— Volunteens, ' 66. NELSON, CASANDRA— Home Economics Club, ' 66; Junior Achievement, ' 65; Pep Club, ' 65; Volunteens, ' 66. NELSON, JOHN— Chess CInb, ' 65; Concert Band, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Follies, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Math Club. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Men ' s Chorus, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Marching Band, ' 65, ' 66. NICCUM, LAWRENCE — Latin Club, ' 66: Student Council. ' 65; Usher Club, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67. NEILSEN. JIM— Debate, ' 65 ; Forensics, ' 66, NOBLE, FRANCES— French Club, ' 67. NOFS. JIM— Bovs ' Booster Club. ' 67; Cross Countrv. ' 66; Debate, ' 65: Usher Club. ' 65, ' 66: Wrestling, ' 65. National Honor Society NORBERG. VICTORIA ANNE — National Honor Society. National Honor Society NORMAN. GARY— Golf Team, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67. NOSKER. KAY— Dramatics Club, ' 67; Fall Play, ' 67; Junior Achievement, ' 65 ; Tri- Hi-Y, ' 65. NOVERR, SUSAN E. — Follies. ' 66, ' 67: French Club. ' 66; Pep Club, ' 65: Stu- dent Council, ' 65, ' 66; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 66, -o— O ' CONNELL, KATHLEEN — Dramatics Club, ' 67: Fall Play, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 66, ' 67; Spring Musical, ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 67. O ' CONNELL. PETE— Boys ' Booster Club. ' 66. ' 67; Math Club. ' 66; Swimming, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. OGELSBY. JULIE — Cheerleader, ' 65. ' 67; Dramatics Club. ' 66; Follies, ' 66; French Club. ' 66, ' 67: Homecoming Committees, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: PAEAN Staff. ' 67; Pep Club. ' 65. ' 66: Spanish Club, ' 65. ' 66; Spring Musical, ' 66; Student Council, ' 65, 66: Junior Consensus, ' 66. National Honor Society OLMSTEAD, JEFF — Follies, ' 67; Track, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. National Honor Society OWEN. CYNTHIA— Dramatics Club. ' 65; French Club. ' 66; Homecoming Com- mittees. ' 65; KEY Staff, ' 65; PAEAN Staff, ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. ' 66. OWEN. KATHLEEN — A Cappella, ' 66; Cheerleader, ' 65, ' 66: Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Junior Class Officer, ' 66; KEY Staff, ' 66, ' 67 (Business Manager) ; PAEAN Staff. ' 66; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 67; Quill and Scroll, ' 66, ' 67: Spanish Club, ' 66. ' 67; Spring Musical, ' 67; Student Council, ' 65, ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 65; Tri- Hi-Y, ' 66. ' 67 (Chaplain); Vocational Office Assistant, ' 66: Junior Consensus, ' 66: Snowball Committee. ' 66, ' 67 (Chair- man). P PATON. MICHAEL — Baseball, ' 65; Boys ' Booster Club. ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65, ' 66: Marching Band. ' 65, ' 66. PEJAKOVICH. MARTHA— Junior Achieve- ment, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (Secretary) ; School Store. ' 66, ' 67; D.E.C.A., ' 66, ' 67 (Sec- retary). PERRY. JANICE— Homecoming Commit- tees. ' 65; PAEAN Staff, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65; Quill and Scroll. ' 66. ' 67; Spanish Club. ' 65. National Honor Society PERRY. SONJA — G.A.A., ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Junior Achievement. ' 65. ' 66; Pep Club, ' 65; Student Council, ' 65; Treble Choir, ' 65, ' 67: Volunteens, ' 66. PETTS. DIANA— A Cappella. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, ' 65; Junior Achieve- ment. ' 65: Treble Choir, ' 66. PHILLIPS, JO ANN— D.E.C.A., ' 66, ' 67. PHILLIPS. YVONNE— Dramatics Club, ' 66, ' 67: French Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Future Teachers, ' 66, ' 67: Home Economics, Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Treasurer ' 65y. National Honor Society •66. PONITZ, JOHN — Baseball, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Concert Band. ' 65: Latin Club, ' 65, ' 66: Lettermen ' s Club, ' 67: Math Club. ' 66: Student Council. ' 65. ' 66. National Honor Society POPE. MARY— Future Teachers, ' 65: Pep Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Spanish Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Health Careers Club, ' 67. National Honor Society POST. NINA— Pep Club, ' 65; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. POSTMA, JAMES — Bovs ' Booster Club. •66. ' 67: Bo.vs ' State, ' 66; Cross Coun- try, ' 66: Latin Club, ' 65; Swimming, ' 65. ' 67. PORTER. V. CAROL — Concert Band. ' 65: Follies, ' 66. ' 67; G.A.A., ' 65: Homecom- ing Committees, ' 66: Majorette. ' 65, ' 67; Symphonic Band. ' 66. National Honor Society PORTER. MELVIN— Student Council, ' 66, ' 67; Swimming, ' 65. National Honor Society PRATHER. LINDA— A Cappella, ' 66, ' 67: Dramatics Club, ' 66: G.A.A.. ' 65: Stu- dent Council. ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 65. National Honor Society PRIEST, GARY — Baseball, ' 65; Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67; Concert Band, ' 65, ' 66; Student Council, ' 65. — Q— QUADA, CHRISTINA — Dramatics Club, •66: Follies, ' 66, ' 67: French Club. ' 66. ' 67: Future Teachers. ' 65; Home Eco- nomics Club, ' 67: Homecoming Com- mittees, ' 67; Latin Club, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67 ( ' 65 Vice President - ' 66 President) ; Pep Club, 65, ' 66, ' 67: Health Careers. — R— RAMOS. JO ANN — Dramatics Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Fall Play. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Junior Achievement. ' 65, ' 66, KEY Staff, ' 66, ' 67, Exchange Editor; PAEAN SUff, ' 66, ' 67; Quill and Scroll, ' 66, ' 67: Spanish Club, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66. RASMARK, BARBRO ELEONORA — A Cappella ' 67; Art Club, ' 66: Choir, ' 65, ' 66: Class Officer, ' 65, ' 66; Pep Club, ' 67. REESE, ANDREW LOREN— Art Club, ' 67 (Treasurer): Dramatics Club, ' 65, 66, •67: Follies, ' 66. ' 67: Homecoming Com- mittee, ' 67: Men ' s Chorus, ' 67; Senior Class Officer, ' 67, (Senior Board); Spanish Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (President): Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Thespians, REGNER, MATT HENRY — Boys ' Booster Club, ' 67; Debate, ' 65; Football, ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Homecoming Committee. ' 65; Let- termen ' s Club. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67 (Treasurer) : Pep Club, ' 66; Track, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Wrestling, ' 66. REYNOLDS. MARGARET Sl E — Cereal Bowl Court. ' 67; Cereal Bowl Queen. ' 67; Cereal Bowl Top Ten. ' 67: French Club, ' 66, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 65; Guard Club, ' 66, ' 67; Homecoming Committee, ' 67 (Refreshments Chairman); Homecom- ing Court. ' 67: Homecoming Top Ten, ' 67: Latin Club. ' 65; PAEAN Staff. ' 67: Pep Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Sophomore Class Officer, ' 65 (Secretary) ;. National Honor Society RHEYNARD, BARBARA LYNN — Pep Club, ' 67: Treble Choir, ' 67. National Honor Society •65, ' 66; Student Council, ' 66. RICHMAN, BARBARA SUE — Dramatics Club, ' 66: Follies, ' 66; Homecoming Committees, ' 67; Majorette, ' 66, ' 67 (Alternate): Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Student Council. ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. ROBINSON. JOHN— Baseball, ' 65; Basket- ball, ' 65, 66; Football, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Junior Achievement, ' 65: Men ' s Chorus, ' 67. ROSA. MICHAEL RAY — Boys ' Booster Club. ' 67: Concert Band, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; Fall Plav. ' 66: Follies. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Men ' s Chorus. ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 65, •66. •e?: Swimming. •65. ROSE. DEBORAH GENE — Future Teachers, ' 66. ' 67 (Historian, Parliamentarian); G.A.A.. ' 66: Home Economics Club, ' 67 (Secretary); Spanish Club. ' 65, ' 66; Usher Club, ' 65. National Honor Society ROSE, JOYCE ANN— Cereal Bowl Top Ten, •67; D.A.R. Good Citizen, ' 67; French Club, ' 66, ' 67; G.A.A., ' 65; Homecoming Top Ten, ' 67; Homecoming Committee, ' 67; Junior Class Officer, ' 66 (Vice- President); Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Stu- dent Council, ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. National Honor Society ROZELL. DONALD R. — American Red Cross. ' 66, ' 67: St. Philip Basketball, ' 65; Football, ' 65. ' 66: Junior Achieve- ment. ' 65. ' 66; Men ' s Chorus, ' 65, ' 66; RUDOLPH, GORDON RAY ' — Baseball, ' 66. RUSH, MARILYN R. — Cheerleader, ' 65 Pep Club. ' 65. National Honor Society ' 67. -s— SAMS. CRAI(i — Boys ' State. ' 66 : Dramatics, ' 66: French Club. ' 65, ' 66: Student Council. ' 66. 190 SANFOBD, TOM E.— Concert Band. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Junior Achievement, 65; March- ing Band. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67. SANGER, HAROLD THEODORE— Spanish Club. ' 65. National Honor Society SCHROCK. NORMA KAY— Future Teachers, ■65; Spanish Club, ' 65. ' 66: Usher Club. ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society SCOTT. SUSAN— Dramatics Club, ' 66: Fall Play. ' 66: Follies, ' 67: French Club, ' 66, ' 67: Homecomins Committee ' 67 (Cliairman of Stadium Decorations) : Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66: Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. National Honor Society SEIBERT, JULIE ANN— French Club, ' 65, ' 66 (Vice-President); Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66: Home Economics Club, ' 67; Homecoming Committee, ' 67; Pep Club, •M, ' 66, ' 67: Student Council. ' 65: Tri- Hi-Y, ' 65, ' 66. SELBY. DENNIS LEE — Student Council, SOLEM, SUSIE MARIE— A Cappella, ' 66, ■67; Children ' s Play, ' 66: D.E.C.A., ' 65; Dramatics Club, ' 66: Junior Achieve- ment, ' 67 (President). SOVERN. ALICE MAE— City Junior Plan- ning Commission, ' 66: D.E.C.A., ' 65, •66: Dramatics Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Sec- retary) : Fall Plav. ' 67: Follies. ' 67; Future Teachers. ' 65, ' 66; Homecoming Committees, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67: Junior Con- sensus. ' 66; Optimist Youth Apprecia- tion Week Representative, ' 67 ; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 66; Student Council, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Thespians, ' 66; Trl-Hi-Y, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. Economics SPRAGUE. WILLIAM ROBERT — Bovs ' State. ' 66: Debate. ' 65: Fall Plav. ' 67; Forensics. ' 65. ' 66: Math Club. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (President) : Optimist Youth Appre- ciation Week Representative, ' 67 ; Ten- nis, ' 67. National Honor Society SQUIRES. BARBARA ANN — G.A.A., ' 65. ' 66: Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Guard Club. ' 66. ' 67; Homecoming Com- mittee. ' 67; Latin Club. ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. — T — TABIADON. BONNIE JoANN — Battle Creek Health Club, ' 67: D.E.CA., ' 65; Dramatics Club, ' 65, ' 66; Girl ' s Swim- ming Team, ' 66; Junior Achievement, ' 66; Latin Club, ' 66, ' 67 (Secretary): PAEAN Staff. ' 67: Pep Club, ' 65: School Store, ' 65: Spring Musical, ' 66, ■67: Usher Club, ' 65. TAYLOR, GORDON BRIAN— Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66, ' 67: Football, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Lettermen ' s Club, ' 66, ' 67: Wrestling, TERRELL, JANET ELAINE— A Cappella, ' 67; Dramatics Club, ' 66, ' 67: Follies, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65; Spring Musical, ' 66; Thespians, ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 67. TESSMAN, JANICE K. — A Cappella. ' 66; Dramtics Club. ' 65; Fall Play. ' 65; G.A.A., ' 67; Home Economics Club, ' 67 (Vice-President); Treble Choir, ' 65: Counselor ' s Office Assistant. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67. THOMAS. LETITIA PANELLE— Fall Play. ' 67: Follies. ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; French Club. ' 67: G.A.A., ' 65: Orchestra, ' 65. ' 66, ' 67; Spring Musical, ' 67; Volunteens, ' 67. SETTLE, YOLANDA— G.A.A., ' 65: Home Economics Club. ' 66: Junior Achieve- ment. ' 66: Volunteens. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (As- sistant Supervisor). SHAFER. NANCY KAY — Art Club, ' 67 (Vice-President): Chess Club. ' 66; Dramatics Club. ' 67: Follies. ' 65, ' 67; Orchestra. ' 65: Spanish Club. ' 65, ' 66. SHAFFER. JANE ELLEN — Cereal Bowl Top Ten, ' 67: Cheerleader, ' 65, ' 66 French Club, ' 67: Guard Club, ' 66, ' 67 KEY Staff, ' 65: Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66 Snow Ball Committee, ' 65. National Honor Society SHANE. FRED JOHN— Basketball, ' 65, ' 66. SHARPSTEEN. GARY NELSON— Baseball, ' 65, ' 67: Commercial Club, ' 66, ' 67; De- bate, ' 65; Junior .4chievement, ' 65, ' 66. SHERLIN. BILL— Student Council. ' 65, ' 67. SIMMONS. BRENT ELLIOT— Debate, ■es. ' 66. ' 67; Forensics, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Junior Achievement, ' 65 : Junior Planning Com- mission, ' 66: Optimist Youth Apprecia- tion Week Representative, ' 67 (Direc- tor of Urban Renewal) ; Student Coun- cil, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (President). National Honor Society SHERROD, ORVILLE WALTER — Art Club. ' 66: Baseball. ' 65. ' 67; Football. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67: Junior Achievement, ' 65; Lettermen ' s Club. ' 66. ' 67. SMITH. BRENDA LOUISE — A Cappella, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Secretary) ; Dramatics Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Follies. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; French Club. ' 66. ' 67 (Secretary) ; Homecoming Committees. ' 67: Inter- lochen Scholarship. ' 66: Madrigals, ' 66. ' 67: Pep Club, ' 65: Pop ' s Chorale, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66. SMITH, CYNTHIA LOUISE— A Cappella, ' 66, ' 67; Home Economics Club, ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 65. SMITH, MARION— D.E.C. A.. ' 66. ' 67 (Pres- ident. Treasurer) ; School Store. ' 66. ' 67 (Assistant Manager) ; Vocational Office Assistant, ' 67. SMITH, PATRICIA LEE— Children ' s Play, ' 67; Counselor Office Assistant, ' 66; Forensics, ' 65: French Club, ' 65, ' 66; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66. STEELE. PATRICIA H.— Dramatics Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Fall Play, ' 67; Follies, ' 67: Future Teachers. ' 65. ' 66: Homecoming Committees. ' 66. ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65. ' 66. ' 67: Tri-Hi-Y. ' 67. STEPHENS, JIM C— Football, ' 65. STEPHENSON, JACKIE — D.E.C.A., ' 66, ' 67: G.A.A., ' 65, ' 66: School Store, ' 66, ' 67; Treble Choir, ' 65, ' 66. STOCKEN. SUSAN K.AY— A Cappella. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67 (Treasurer) : Assistant Frisky. ' 66: Follies. ' 65. ' 66. ' 67; French Club. ' 66; Homecoming Committees, ' 65, ' 67 (Dance Decoration Chairman): Madri- gals. ' 66. ' 67; Math Club, ' 66; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66: Pop ' s Chorale, ' 66, ' 67: Spring Musical, ' 65, ' 66. National Honor Society STOKES. MARY ELLEN— Pep Club, ' 65: •66: Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65, ' 66. National Honor Society STONE. CLAUDIA MARIE — A Cappella, ' 67: Follies, ' 67: French Club, ' 66, ' 67: Future Teachers, ' 66; Latin Club, ' 65; Pep Club, ' 65, 67; Spring Musical, ' 66. National Honor Society STONE, MONICA SUE — Dramatics Club, ' 66, ' 67; Future Teachers, ' 66; Spanish Club, ' 66, ' 67. National Honor Society STRAVERS. DAVID E.— Debate, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Captain); Forensics, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Homecoming Assembly, ' 67 (Emcee) ; Math Club, ' 66 (Vice-President) : Mich- igan Math Prize Competition Finalist, ' 67: National Merit Finalist, ' 67; Opti- mist Youth Appreciation Week Repre- sentative, ' 67: Student Council, ' 67. National Honor Society SUTTLES, PATRICIA L.— Volunteens. ' 65. SWAFFORD, DONNA J.— Usher Club, ' 66. SWAIN. CHARLES D.— D.E.C.A., ' 66, ' 67: Cross Country, 65, ' 66, ' 67: Lettermen ' s Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Track, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. SW AUGER. SALLY L. — Dramatics Club. •66; Latin Club. ' 65, ' 66; Pep Club. ' 65. •66, ' 67. THOMPSON, LINDA KAY — A Cappella, ' 67: Dramatics Club. ' 66; G.A.A., ' 65: Treble Choir. ' 66. THOMPSON. SHARON ANN— Counselor ' s Office Assistant. ' 66: Treble Choir. ' 65: Usher Club. ' 65; Volunteens. ' 65. TOBIAS. VALARIE JO — Dramatics Club, ■67; Fall Play, ' 67: G.A.A.. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Secretary ' 66, Vice - President ' 67) ; Guard Club, ' 67; Latin Club, 65, ' 66 ; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66; Children ' s Play, ' 67. TOBIN. LINDA KAY— Pep Club. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; Tri-Hi-Y, ' 65. TODD. GLADYS RUTH — Volunteens. ' 65. TOMLINSON. THOMAS DEAN— Baseball. ' 66. ' 67: Boys ' Booster Club. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67: Football, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Lettermen ' s Club, ' 67. TRAVIS, RICHARD CHARLES— Baseball, ' 66, ' 67; Boys ' Booster Club, ' 66, ' 67; Football. ' 65: Hi-Y, ' 66, ' 67. TUMANIS. SUE K.— Debate. ' 65. ' 66; Fol- lies. ' 67; Forensics. ' 65. ' 66; French Club. ' 65; Future Teachers. ' 65. •66, ' 67 (President); KEY Staff, ' 65, •66. ' 67; Quill and Scroll, ' 67: Student Council, •65. TYLER. RICHARD D.— BovV Booster Club. ' 67; Concert Band, ' 67: Junior Achieve- ment. ' 65: KEY Staff. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; PAEAN Staff, ' 67: Quill and Scroll, 66, TYSON, CHRISTINE— Latin Clob, 65, 66: Pep Club, •eS; Student Council, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 (Recording Secretary). — V— VAN DEVEN, SUSAN LINDA— Main Of- fice Assistant, ' 66; Student Council, ' 65; Counselor ' s Office Assistant. ' 66. National Honor Society VAN DONGEN. KATHLEEN RAE — Dra- matics Club. 67: Fall Play, 67; Future Teachers, ' 65. 191 -w— WEMMER, DOUGLAS ALBERT — Guard Club. ' 66. ' 67: Junior Class President. ■66; Junior Consensus, ' 66: Latin Club. 65: Math Club (President), •61. ' 66: Senior Class Treasurer. ' 67; Student Council. -65. ' 66; SwimminE, ' 65, ' 66. National Honor Society WILKEY. SHARON LEANNE— Dramatic Club, ' 65. ' 66; Future Teachers, ' 66. ' 6 (Treasurer): KEY Staff, ' 66, ' 67 (Man affint Editor) : PAEAN Staff, ' 66: Quil and Scroll, ' 66, ' 67; Spanish Club, •6i •66, ' 67; Student Council, ' 67. WILLBUR. MARILYN LEE — Dramati. •66 WARD. MARJORIE L. — A Cappella. ' 66; Dramatics Club, •6.i, 67; G.A.A., ' 65: Junior Achievement, ' 65, 66 (Assistant Treasurer) ; Latin Club. ' 66. ' 67 (Treas- urer) : Treble Choir, ' 65; Volunteens, •67. Natii al Ho WARREN. KEN WAYNE — Bovs ' Booster Club. 66. 67: Chess Club. ' 65: Debate, •65: Usher Club. ' 66. WATERS. JAN A.— Future Teachers, ' 65. ■66: G.A.A.. •eS; Homecoming Commit- tees, •es. ' 67: Latin Club. •65. •66; Pep Club. •So. •66. -67. National Honor Society WATSON. KERRY LEE— Chess Club. ' SS: Math Club. 65. ' 66. 67; Spanish Club. •65; Tennis. ' 66. •67; Wrestlins, ' 65. National Honor Society WATSON. MARGUERITE — French Club. ■66: Future Teachers, •66; G.A.A.. ' 63. ■66; Girls Basketball. ' 65; Home Eco- nomics Club. ' 67 (Treasurer): Junior Achievement. 65. •66; Projectionist. 65; Student Council. ' 65. WEAVER. KATHRYN ELAINE — Dra- matics Club. 66; Follies. •65, •66; Homecomine Committee. •67: Latin Club. 66. ' 67: Orchestra. 65: Pep Club. ■66. 67; Spanish Club. 67: Spring Musical. WEBB, SHIRLEY— Treble Choir WEEDER. GREGORY DUANE — Bovs Booster Club, 66, 67; Football. 65. •67; Hi-Y, •65. •66: Lettermens Club. •66: Math Club, 65, 66: Wrestling, 65, WESNER, JOHN MICHAEL — Dramatics Club, ' 67; Fall Play, 67; Student Council. ' 65. WESTERMAN, JANET M. — G.A.A.. ' 65; Guard Club. 66. ■67; Homecomins Com- mittee. 67; Latin Club, •ee: Ma ' h Club. •66. •67; Optimist Youth Appreciation Week Representative, ' 67: Pep Club, •65, 66, •67. National Honor Society WHITE. PATRICIA JEANNE— Dramat Club. •es. ' 66. •67; Follies. ' 65, ' 66. ' (Production Staff); Future Teache ■65, ' 66. ' 67; Orchestra, ' 65, ' 66 (Vi. President). ' 67 (President); Spani Club. ' 66. ' 67. National Honor Society WHITE. REGINALD BURNARD — Golf. •66. WHITMORE. VICKI LYNN — A Cappella. •66: Dramatics Club. 65. ■66, •67; Ex- chance Student, ' Si: Follies. ' 66, ' 67 (Production Staff): French Club, ' 65, ■66, 67; Future Teachers, ' 65, ' 66, 67; Guard Club. 66. 67; Homecoming Com- mittees. •65, 66. ' 67; KEY Staff, ' 66 ; Math Club. 66: Optimist Youth Appre- ciation Week Representative. 67 (Citv Commissioner) ; PAEAN Staff. •66. ■67 (Co-Editor); Pep Club. 65. 67 (Com- mittee Chairman) : Quill and Scroll, 66, ■67; Spring Musical, ■65. 66, ' 67; Stu- dent Council. 65. ' 66, 67; Tri-Hi-Y, National Hon Society WILBUR. BETTY JEAN — French Club. ■65: G.A.A.. 65 : Pep Club, ■65; Stu- dent Council, •67. WILCOX. DONNA LEIGH — Counselor ' s Office Assistant, ' 66, ' 67; Health Ca- reers Club, ' 67: Volunteens, 67. WILLIAMS. CHARLES RAFT — A Cap! pclla. ' 65; Baseball, ' 65, ' 67; Basketball.! •65; Math Club, •65, ' 66. WILLIAMS, EDVENT GRINNELL— Ba ball, ' 65; Chess Club, ' 65: Optim _ Youth Appreciation Week Representa-|k tive, ' 67. WILLIAMS. KAREN— D.E.C.A., ' 66; Hom. Ecnomics Club. ' 65, ' 66. ' 67; G.A.A., ' 65 ' 66. 67; Volunteens. ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. WILLIAMS. JUNIOUS— Debate. ' 65; For- ensics. ' 65. ' 66; Optimist Youth Appn elation Week Representative. ' 67; Stu- dent Council, ' 67. Latin Club. ' 66. WISEMAN, MARIE ELLEN— D.E.C.A.. ' 65. ' 66: Dramatics Club, ' 66, ' 67: Fall Play, ' 66, ' 67; Pep Club, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Spring Musical. ' 66. National Honor Society -Tri-Hi. YOUNGS. JOHN R. — Boys ' Booster Club. 192 4. t ' ADVERTISING UNITES SCHOOL, COMMUNITY Congratulations to THE GREAT CLASS OF 67 front the Number One In The State f (§lht Btifttal tvrn HAROLD MILLER . MARION SMITH Senior Sales Personnel . MANAGER . ASSISTANT MANAGER Judy Canfield, Linda Craw- ford, Martha Pejakovich, Harriet Goddard, Jean May. ADVISERS DON C. CLARK, JIM GRAVES, VERA JEFFERS The Personnel of YE OLDE SCHOOL STORE are selected from the Distributive Education Program of Battle Creek Central High School. These students are active members of Battle Creek Central Chapter of The Distributive Education Clubs of America . . . For the Second Year in a row selected THE MICHIGAN CHAPTER OF THE YEAR. 196 19Bfi QIIjriatmaH BmBan From the Managements and Personnel of The store is managed and operated by the Battle Creek Central Chapter of DECA — Distributive Education Chibs of Ameri ca. 197 Carol Hamp Sandi Hardman Kathy McCrossen TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 The Battle Ci ' eek Central Alumni of ' 66, who are currently employed at Michigan Bell, extend Barbara McDonald their congratulations and best wishes. Why don ' t you follow their example and investigate employment opportunities at MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. 34 E. Michigan Avenue An Equal Opportunity Employer Joyce Rogers Congratulations PRESTON Shoes 7 East Michigan Downtown Lakeview BAKER BROS. CLEANERS 314 Emmett Street WO 8-8138 and WO 8-8139 198 r= Congr-r-ratulations ' 67 GR-R-RADUATE Wherever you ' re headed next— sic ' em, tiger! The folks at Keliogg ' s know you ' ll go gr-r-reat! The best to you each morning— jlim j of Battle Creek 199 Compliments of EATON, YALE TOWNE EATON VALVE DIVISION BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 McCOY PRINTING CO. 35 - 37 W. State St. Your School Supply Music Headquarters Congratulations Graduates EAGLE ' S DRUG 567 East Michigan Avenue 965-3211 The Finest in Jewelry China, Crystal and Sterling MAYO ' S JEWELERS 60 West Michigan Congratulations Class of ' 67 COLE ' S Clothes of Distinction for Men and Boys Fashion Sportswear for Misses and Women Downtown and Columbia Plaza Your doe ' s worth more at Buck ' s ' BUCK ' S TV and SUPPLY QUALITY PIANOS AND CONN ORGANS 962 Capital, N.E. 200 Where Freshness Counts — You Can Count on Sullivan ' s suLLivnn 225 W JACKSON ST , BATTLE CREEK, MICH., PH. iM-7 n The Best in Flowers and Corsages FRANCIS GREENSMITH DELIVERY SERVICE 295 Emmett St. WO 2-2314 Compliments of ALEXANDER PHARMACY Thomas Nelson, R. Ph. WO 2-5501 641 Capital Avenue, S.W. Battle Creek, Michigan Aaron J. Pearlman ' s THE JEWEL BOX Battle Creek ' s Finest Jewelry Store Diamonds — Watches — Silverware China — Crystal Gifts — Engraving We maintain a Bridal Registry NORMAN PRODUCE CO. Wholesale Food Distributors Finest Quality — Fairest Price Fastest Service 86 South Division Street S- GOOD things to EAT BATTLE CREEK KALAMAZOO GRAND RAPIDS (2) SAGINAW LANSING (2) JACKSON ANN ARBOR FLINT BENTON HARBOR 201 Best Wishes from 44 West Michigan KENDALL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES INC. Mill Supplies and Builders ' Hardware Phone 965-2211 MILLER JEWELERS ' A Square Deal Always ' ' 36 West Michigan Prescriptions By ZANDE APOTHECARY j 243 North Ave. 965-1271 JACK SHARKEY RECREATION 61 South McCamlv WO 2-4361 202 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 DEVINE INTERIORS 354 Capital Ave., S.W. ! I Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Emmerson Moving Storage Co. 67 Years of Service in This Community 121 E. State St. WO 5-5167 LYON ' S Proprietory Medicirxes 482 Main WO 2-5686 Congratulations Class of ' 67 L. W. ROBINSON ' S 9uAmatii Congratulations Graduates Quality Clothes for Young Men PLUMBING and HEATING HUNTER-PRELL 15 East Jackson Phone WO 2-7538 203 The Store in Your Fashion Life WO 5-2181 58 W. Michigan Best Wishes Class of ' 67 DeNOOYER CHEVROLET • FIRST IN SALES • FIRST IN SERVICE LIL ' S RECORD SHOPPE Records — Radios — Guitars Zenith — Phonographs — VM 1 1 Capital Ave. 962-0806 BAILEY JEWELERS — for Orange Blossom Diamond Rings Girard, Perregaux and Bulova Watches 23 W.Michigan WO 2-1811 WHY YOU mm my POST TAVERN MOTOR INN y DOWNTOWN LOCATION y DINING ROOM OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ■ J COCKTAIL LOUNGE y COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED yj BANQUET AND MEETING ROOMS y DIRECT DIAL TELEPHONE IN EVERY ROOM BABY SITTER SERVICE • 24 HOUR ROOM SERVICE • TUB AND SHOWER IN EVHRY ROOM • FIRKPROOF ROOM CONSTRUCTION FREE PARKING AT FRONT DOOR • DANCE FEOOR • FREE RESERVATION SERVICE HOUSE DOCTOR ERNIE MOORE, Mgr. Call WO 5-5121 67 WEST MICHIGAN Battle Creek ' s Downtown Prestige Address Children Free 12 Years and Under 204 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK OPEN UNTIL 4:30 EVERY WEEKDAY INCLUDING SATURDAY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Graduation Honors to the Girl with the Shane Look Wonderful Team . . . McDonald ' s Juicy Hamburgers ...18 and Thick Milk Shakes 25 ' McDonald ' s 812 W. Columbia Battle Creek Specializing in Band Instrument Repair FERREE ' S MUSIC SHOP 110 Calhoun 965-0511 ar ,f:v ,j MAKE SPEAKER ' S YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE You Will Be Glad You Did Ask Your Doctor to Phone for Delivery Use Your Security Charge at Store or on Delivery! ALWAYS ASK YOUR DOCTOR 205 Congratulations Class of 1967 FEDERAL LIFE and CASUALTY CO. and the Many Central Alumni COMPLIMENTS OF SWONK ' S Congratulations WHITE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 102 Michigan National Bank Bldg. ENQUIRER AND NEWS Serving South Central Michigan Best Wishes MISNER BROTHERS MARKET 761 Capital Avenue, N.E. Congratulations Class of ' 67 ED SAMPSON THtE COMPANY 206 PHOEIVIX PRINTING COMPANY 34 Hamblin Avenue COMPLIMENTS COMMUNITY GROCERY 1675 W. Michigan Avenue WORGESS Insurance Agency Fire — Casualty — Life Let Worgess Do Your Worrying STUDENT MINIATURE SERVICE COMPANY 838 Wealthy, S. E. Grand Rapids, Michigan Official Photographer of Underclassmen URBANDALE FLORAL NURSERY FOR SPEEDY SERVICE Call WO 5-0538 223 Bedford Road GAS APPLIANCES HAVE LOVING WAYS FLAME KISSES TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 BATTLE CREEK GAS CO. 207 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 7i POST DIVISION GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION Battle Creek, Michigan 208 (S (HitSe staying ' On Course ' is of the utmost importance to captains of sailing vessels ... As a matter of fact, to every member of tlie crew. When a young man or woman stays ' On Course ' instead of riding with the tide - great things can happen. Good lucli and Smooth Sailing to all of you from .... ' Century G ' ' Insurance Company BERTINE ' S LADIES ' APPAREL Skirts and Blouses, Dresses and Formals North Washington WO 8-6059 STAR APPLIANCE - FURNITURE and TV, INC. 6 Main Street Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 Phone 616 963-5541 MITCHELL STAR, Owner The ONLY Bank You Will EVER Need ECURITY NATIONAL BANK BATTLE CREEK 209 tiiui ' rdl Hiiitif Clyde B. Schimmel Donald F. Esles 105 CAPITAL AVE., N.E. WO 2-5527 Battle Creek, Michigan DUDLEY AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE 1321 West Michigan Avenue Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations Class of ' 67 STEEDMAN ' S 866 Capital, S.W. WO 2-9622 Thanks a Million Folks for Stopping in MOTHER ' S DRIVE IN CLEANERS Specially built to give you the fastest, finest possible dry cleaning service. No waiting or parking your car is necessary . . . just drive up to our Service Window and leave your cleaning with our attendant. 3 Fast Service DRIVE INS to Serve You 473 West Michigan 450 Capital, N.E. 469 Capital, S.W. 6:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday Through Saturday 210 YOUR OPPORTUNITY With graduation l ehind you, you ' ll be entering a new era ... an era when the growth, prosi erity and well-being of this community, state and nation will be your responsibility — and your opportunity. In the words of Longfellow, Humanity, with all its fears, with all the hopes of future years, is hanging breathless on thy fate! We wish you Godspeed. 703 Capital Ave., Southwest Battle Creek Michigan HDQTRS., Inc. 632 CAPITAL AVE., S. W. PH. 965-7557 BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS of Springlake Lanes OPEN 24 HOURS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS MILLER BROS. STANDARD SERVICE and CAR WASH COURTESY CORNER 864 CAPITAL SW. WO 4-1201 VAN ' S BIKE SHOP COMPLETE SERVICE AND SALES 433 CAPITAL AVENUE, S.W. BATTLE CREEK READ-MOR ROOK STORE Ouality Paper Back Books High School Use 1 1 East Michigan Avenue 7:30 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday Sunday 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 211 UNITED STATES LUMBER FUEL CO. 401 Hamblin Avenue Battle Creek, Michigan Telephone 963-5588 Compliments of VOLCANO PIZZA TAKE-OUT SERVICE Closed Sundays Open Each Week Day 4:00 P.M. - 12:00 Midnight 458 W. Michigan Dial 962-6071 MRS. MERSHON, Bridal Consuhant Brides to-be Choose All Three Silver, China and Crystal at GODFREY JEWELERS CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1967 5L lYTon .(o: OUTDOOR ADVERTISING Supporting a Beautiful America Congratulations Class of ' 67 CALHOUN LUMBER AND SUPPLY, INC. WO 2-7501 424 N 43 N. . Washington Ave., Lansing Jay Street, Battle Creek 517 616 Phone — 484-1733 — 964-6816 0 ® E [n [i] 1 07 YOUNG ADULT CLUB OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — 8:00 till Midnight — SUNDAY — 3:00 till 10:00 — All Ages Ages 16 20 ALWAYS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT MEMBERS ONLY | AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES 212 LARMOUR ' S URBANDALE Rx CENTER 1423-25 W. Michigan Ave. WO 5-1258 We keep accurate cross filing of your prescriptions for income tax and insurance purposes. FREE DELIVERY wvoc — 1500 on the dial — FAMILY DEVOTIONS 8:45 A.M. DAILY THE GOOD COUNTRY MUSIC STATION COIN ' TO TOWN AVIS E. PHILLIPS REALTOR WO 5-5744 Residential Sales Our Specialty Good Luck Class of ' 67 TRUMBULL SERVICE North Avenue at Calhoun Where One Call Does It All Dial WO 2-4043 Congratulations from HARTLEB - GOODRICH CANDY COMPANY Kalamazoo RHOADES COMPANY EDUCATIONAL AND CONTRACT JOBBERS Specialists in Group Fund Raising 2902 FULLER AVE. N. E. GR.4ND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49505 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 B B PICK - UP CAMPER SALES RENTALS 8574 EMMETT STREET BATTLE CREEK 213 IJTHO SERVICE INCORPORATED i4S ORTH BIRDICK ST. KAUMAZOa MICH 43006. PHOSE im) 3SJH96 Congratulations to the CLASS of ' 67 SPECIALIZING IN OFFSET PL«TE MAKING AND FILM MECHANICALS 214 Take a Ta Recorder to College! Rapidly becoming more important tlian a typewriter! Tape those lectures — play them back again and again — get better marks! Finest names are here: Ampex, Wollensak, Sony, Concord, others. $29.95 up, in our Sound Room. KRUM ' S PHOTOGRAPHIC 35 EAST MICHIGAN Congratulations to tht! CLASS of ' 67 685 COLUMBIA AVENUE, WEST Printers of the Paean 215 Autographs 216