Breckenridge High School - Brecksonian Yearbook (Breckenridge, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1968 volume:

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A ri QYQQ QF' e , in 'SA , H , ez ua- - ' i c Q1 ig, . I968 Brecksonian Breckenridge High School Breckenridge, Michigan ri. X . KU -7 Pu fwwMvM X ' I, F' 1 i W k gd f Xxx, N W I k ' ' LJ 1 '-' ' VL., Klwvrg . ii -3 N v ,- V I K-y kN'b--9-fhfx Mj,z.xbxfhLz--'X MLK 4, I ,H LW... F- - lrfxt csfoc-an -Wxwdxxgv UQJAAV L Th LAN X f X f -f.fXjo1,Q.' Q N- hX3c.f1-Jxjl -13.1c., g7 f .K A -N 7 K, A Ndsmlv ' fe - Q f it X KJ 'J X ' 1 j fx- 'N - . c LN .gg .jg fi Q-eff' N L5 QCA Staff Mr. Grahek, Advisor Rosemary Stover, Ed. Gretchen Oberst, Asst. Ed w 1 um A ex ,M 3 , N M f V W ' ff 'W A f M 3 M,,s1-WMD W , M -- W fm Wm Lx A 1 Y H 1 H W 0 X 2? X 9 4 f' 72 EL Q, E? W Y 0 0 w X39'mwW' .X 'Kwik as-A , ' 1 4 x X X - ' 'Y m-:mmwwfm-wn -muwuww-- ,gf 1 Wa fwwf :EW 'wfgdr W V Li, -91:12, ,if 'ws , 3'1- N MHW? ..,. ....,...,.,.. . .-,,.........,...l,,-2... ,ww WW Contents Administration and Faculty Underclassmen Seniors Organizations Sports Activities To Mr. David Grahek it H X 'W J' 1 We Dedicate the l96S Brecksonian :tw l if -like ri. 0-.2fggv'f?i'?f?:' 3. . fs. .sh be lf' J- While working with the students on the Senior play, Mr. Grahek found that, often, even Seniors need encouragement. 0 O Grahek on his way home after a I n p p N a t I O n long day. Mr. Grahek points out a few of the fundamentals of the French language to his class. .li During the time Mr. Grahek has been at Brecken- ridge he has influenced many people, both as a teacher and an advisor. As a teacher he has always tried to teach a little more than was required, a little bit about life. As an advisor he has given en- couragement and direction when it was needed most. Although his schedule is a very busy one, he always seems to find time to help those who need it. Besides teaching French II, American and English Literature, and World History this year, Mr. Grahek, along with Mrs. Kirby, directed the Senior play. All these jobs are very important and take up much of his time, but to us on the Brecksonian staff his most important, and perhaps his most trying, job is the one as our advisor. Without his guidance and regulation it would be almost impossible to put out this yearbook. To show our appreciation for his concern, we, the yearbook staff, along with the students and fa- culty, could find no better tribute than to dedicate the 1968 Brecksonian to him. Q ff za 9-1 W. WSW, V ,N gnaq -A lui' W 12 - gf i-ii Administration and Faculty raw, X A Mr. George Telgenhoff, Superintendent of Schools , W Mrs. Ellen Morford, secretary to the superintendent - f The Board of Education is that body of men elected by the voters of our school district to keep the school system working efficiently and economically. It is these men who give of their time and energy for the good of the whole community. Members of the Board are Mr. Laurien b dministrators E 2' ' E E K it 5 A fkr 'A V Y Y , ' 'E ----' ' 'ggf ,, Qf: - s N X Q 1 ' , 1 f Y 'f '- V4 M s. Lavonne Dice, secretary to the superintendent Williams, trusteeg Mr. Robert Smith, presidentg Mr. Richard Baldwin, secretary 3 Mr. James Briggs, trustee, Mr. Norm Lange, treasurerg and Mr. Laurence Bailey, trustee. Not pictured is Mr. Francis Burkett, trustee. Mr. John Parfitt, J r.-Sr. High School Principal a n d S t a ff l l Mrs. Vivian Daniels, secretary to the principal Mrs. Judy Benner, secretary to the principal Junior and Senior Hi h Mr. A1 Amstutz, junior high science Mr. Richard Bender, ninth grade English of the major athletic events of the year was the yolleyball game with the MT- Dalton Cantrell, Senior high math 3 7g 'i 'w ' School Facult E it , get Q, 5 ' w my Mr. John Britton, junior high shop and physical education and varsity basketball. 'W ' 'WE Mrs. Louise Bender, commercial Mr. Victor Cronkite, senior high industrial arts Mrs. Betty Davis, junior and senior high home eco- nomics Mr. George Bucher, junior high English Q. - -s 5 V 'dis 1 ' :Life mv' A Y Nw Mrs. Shirley Eichorn, J r. High Math edit ig ggi... -ii ,di :few ii-A iflfiii Mis. Mildred Gfdss, Ji. High Reading Involves Itself Mr. David Grahek, English Literature American Literature, World History, French II. Mr. Ron Etue, World Geography, Jr. High - 3 --asia iw . ' I i Social Studies, Junior Varsity Basketball i H f f:'A V 'dwg-,-ff V N f A A 4 x W ' H 1 i ii 4 A.,-wi i to in the Total ,--- g ',H -e4 Mr. Gene Henderson, Sr. High Physical Education, 9th Grade Basketball, Varsity Football . Q 1. Zyk gvgigvfxrsx X, L lrowfb fgaasg A C kg 55 S '. it Nnf' ' Xa-Y .A 'w me W ll :C 1, Pb-f WEEE? ,L I1 I WL , E' fl s Mrs. Lynn Kirby, American Literature, ul? J KXXGLCZL English 10, Speech y JW V Mrs. Marilyn McClintic, English III, Junior High English , i NM in H gg, Wi:-:xr wi-H 1 2- New x 1, .L I M R 1 . we A - uw-i f r W, fgjgrf f I. ' A ' in-42 Mr. Gary O'Neil1, Chemistry, Algebra, Mathematics, 8th Grade Basketball Mr. Cecil McNeal, Special Education Process of L2 ' Mr. Arnold Oseland, Modern Introductory Analysis, Geometry, Algebra Mr. Earl Oberst, Librarian Mr. Ralph Preshaw, American History, Government Mr. Cantrell goes high in the air to spike the ball Educating Mr. David Rosenberger, Biology, Experi- mental Biology Miss Linda Robison, Choir wi .' - it 425 X I . 2: HH' ,ww i 1 H in I' 5' , Q, FI- s ' e I Mrs. Barbara Secord, Typing 'I ii ww 1 in n-o-Q--nu-an--1' 1 --M , .,:,.,m - Q M . i f ' e -.: .-.-- Q.-f 1 W f e , A Y ,H...m. . ...f ' , , l i ,, Mrs. Nancy Sensabaugh, Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleading Advisor Citizens Faculty basketball takes its toll, a fact to which Mr. Parfitt can attest. ESEHUL. I s si is F' 5 v A f I, Miss Mary Ann Steger, 9th grade science Conservation, Earth Science O -L-skies, ,, 'Ei I Q v,,4 ,iz 'lung' -:- Mr. Ted Rowland, counsellor Mr. Cy Valliere, Vocational Agriculture to Maintain a Modern Democracy 'wa my, r , X MUN, -0 -4 -6 'f aa ii r E, Q g - L A.. , , .-. 'Q Miss Joan Reed, Jr. High Art, Sr. High Art Mrs. Susan vanPage, Jr. High Social Studies Mr. Etue shows what the well- dressed volleyball player should wear Mr. William Yeager, Band Director r OWS Www all xml TWQWW Ill' Cooks Custodians and Bus Drivers -------f ans '. si., , ,, ,H,,w fig, 'f , . . xg . ee As i , t., if . -:Q I S .....-.,. -z , Mrs. Alice Raymond, Head Cook Cooks: Mrs. Furgason, Mrs. Sanchez, Mrs. Hook The custodial staff keeps our school . clean and in good repair. Therefore, their responsibility extends not :.. only to the students and the admin- istration but also to the community in general, which likes to feel a f' X Y I. Q A U sense of pride in the facility in ,Qvs. pr s- 4 ffl X which their children are educated. , The staff is headed by Mr. Herb Em Walters, pictured at the immediate left. To the left of Mr. Walters is Mr. R. V. Sanders. Below are Mr. A1 Goward, Mrs. Alice Kennedy, and Mrs. Alice Northiup. We hope that the members of the custodial staff realize the appreciation felt by, if not always expressed by, all of the students, faculty, and administra- tion. We also realize that it is part J, ,, ,, of our responsibliity to keep the school as neat as we possibly can. We, too, must be proud. LQ-1, YH .464 ,Dug 2 'Hg Bus Drivers, Front Row: Long, Rev. Scott, Mr. Help School Function Smoothl The cafeteria staff, headed by Mrs. Alice Raymond, has the re- sponsibility of providing students who wish to eat at school with nourishing, Well-balanced meals. The magnitude of this responsibil- ity is not hard to realize when one considers that meals have to be planned and prepared eveiy day that school is in session and that the staff must also maintain and clean up the cafetorium cooking area. The cafeteria staff Well ful- fills its function and is therefore deserving of the thanks and plau- dits of the entire school-commu- nity. 4 N': h,,, T v ,I asf' Mr. Dewey Wertz is in charge of the overall co-ordination of bus drivers and their assignments. Besides being bus supervisor, Mr. Wertz is also as- sociated with the athletic program rs Carter Mrs Dunn Mrs Ostrander Mrs Qualls Mr Estrada Back Row Mr. inthat heis responsible for Setting up the gymnasium before each home basketball game. .,f I 4.0 --Q in ggi as if W f M ,- -4 ,gm ,gl mm mas , ,, ., MN Y 3 Us Q M. Mi--- .,T-. K H H M X J V Ami ., .-, wh., Egg- 1351 My ,- Underclassmen Um Freshman class Freshman Class Officers: John Blissctt, vice-presidentg Jalecn Pulliam, prcsidentg Peg Fenner, secretaryg Linda McC1intic, trcasurerg Gary Greening, publicity manager. f1 1.: ,iz , . .LAL '11 , ' :-vs -'fi iv :W . -4-em . H -.pu Q . , J ohn Acton Edith Behringer Tom Bctancourt :X i il, W V 1 - , X p K- L' ,- 1 -in I A '7 - Im , Q - it ff Mika Bonnie Angel Ballinger Dennis DE5Ill'liS Bigelow Billiau 'I W- in 3 .W ,H rg- HQ Maj 'gpg 5 wi Y O O l begins to fund ' iii: isa '52 T7 V' F' I 4 V M ' if M I i l in E if' ' 1 : ' f 937 i f , :Y i 5 .V NL, fi Wx lg :-, y - i --fs 4 ,Q I as K b ,gif + W 'A 1 ff , i ' 1 fb ? My If -K 'I Q. ' lf- . VV . A-,,,xj,g. e l rg 'I 2 'N -4 , 4 ,V Wx X . . ,. , 'fi Q' , L, ii , . A . ' :.- g ' A-. ,i Q3 Q, E ' F . -n-.f NE, . A little rest and relaxation helps a guy's nerves. V . 1' 'tv -:ef 'f i-I 1 V fy ' 4 Linda -' Jerry Childs F2 g Q Chvojka gtg 'N ff K1 L4 L, E. -0' ,N ' Q- X ' Tfjz' fx , , ' F Q br C A ? V, y w :-' 'ip -Lb , . -,',.,i if L - ,ix-' ' Q ig 3311. X., - v i ' 1,5 - -p7 11 My ' ,ruiift js B i e ir are f J 2 5 ? iss! 'SHE D011 AlCthH Cronkite Cummings , ,E 4 LLB- 1 John Blissett, Bill Bluemer, Kathy Bott, Don Brennan. Q. f-.mlmrr YV z r -. X if 'T lr 2, . 5' y 1 .N . rr u rf Ken Burkett, Carolyn Burns, Mary Butcher, Kathy Childs. John Blissett prepares to help Jeff McKenzie stuff Rick Daniels in to a locker. t D i .,, 13? 14 Dennis Dean -M K - :Wx -f L ,1 5 ' Dawn Dunn 1 Peg Fenner Rudy Garcia Barbara Goodyear Phil Greening through BHS. 4 'S E ' infiifn' Dennis Hitsman Steve Gould i oriin , X Graham Bob , 'K H ...M Gm if Gary 'G' X ' X f Greening -f' Telford Griffin 'v Q . 1 x Keith Hafelein Rod Hadanek Se u Susan Hite Rich Don Hale Harms Larry Hopkins Hoefiinger Marcia Hoffman David Harrison Grant Hoverman 15 5 A., 1 Diana Hoyt 6 ii! N u was ' 5, 4 J... . . y- , J If' X. f Sf A r' vi 'xx ' ' A A ..... .3 bl gf? 1:- K Cheryl Kelley .. -lx W A ' 6 ,4W- . '--n Mindy Kaufman John Hoyt Q.. - . m T, L Lx, LS s w 11 v 5-1 L a 141 X4 K . David Kennedy Patty Keel Q f. :if N Q- Q- ,H - ,. LY .P V 'W , wh 'iff' ,S V lm Y X ', 'K .1 1 ' 'J . ' x Q-f , s, W , T -,W ! X ..,... , Q A, i N Ei-21' h ' ' ', Q -.f Sf4'Q4'i1'i'..' . ze.. - 94,-.uxu . I f digg xg Liv., fy 's ., . -3 JV: ,3 1. 4: . .. o o . . . . Fascinated Frosh enjoy classes. Tfg jf 5 -:.. ! ,, - , f .. ...... x ,V . H 1 Jerry A-fi' -M i Greg Marilyn Valerie Kostuck ' S -. Z I Krepps Lewis M. Long , ..... . ..... K Roger Pam z 2-' '- King Kleivhans if-'t A Ps i' I. ,.:.- 1 ', i 5 i Chris Lowrey Mike Mizer Linda Judy M 7 ' ' Jeff ' MCClintiC McC1intic ' McKenzie -:-- ,ii asf ' 1 ' 1 ' ':'l , ' Wil Randy Moe -awful iff i,Vx Ukiuafiaf. Ei ai xgkf Dan Northrup , ips. , Test time again, and again, and again. .-', :-2i u . ,, ':': ' n i i ... a' a-if V- ..,:,. A 'gif ggi li.. i' .Lf aff A -'eff V .. ' 3-.ix Laurie Oster 1 W Ostrander ii f f n i Stuart Muscott Suzanne Muscott -. 4 . .4 W P. .W . - vm iz It E fl .W AAA . qhrgrse H V Y -:Z M H Lloyd V ' A ' Parcher Mgr' ., X Q 1 4 .. N '- X if' . jr. 'TT 1, .. .. ., 1'rg , a,m' .VM ,By bv? - Y I1 F :- -1 ,M Q. 4.. 9 -' ' ,r 'ir' . 3 Q- - l :S -'S-Y.J'4'-'.,'F', M'w.,, . 'K E' fl' f f4L1ff'7.' ,. , - g.Gw:-.vu f S iv - Colette 4 Poindexter 5 in x sf it H 4. as 1 ' J aleen 'Y Pulliam , . ,Q rg Ngfix, ll gl J N , 5 n A ,f ' f sl' Vickie Pratt Gett1ng a drink IS always a good reason for getting out Ron of class, says Rudy Garcia. J ody Shepler Rhodes .: , L11 A, L. ' f Fir is ix 1-A N4 1 W 1 ! 355. Y X D. Tit' 1 figs? 'F ' he qi M.. ' x g A-lb QZJWQ' .445 M- N imma 1 . J . , 'X V , . - U f ii, Z . rg :A Barb Pentrich Don Shepler Terry Samuels Janice f Allan Juha Schaefer Kathy Rosenberger Ray Schultz 'lie-E-1:,2'fx Janet Ryan l .' fv 4 Richert of V V Rittenauef -f I-,,,-an L t if Roy Debbie DCIIIHS Schultz SCOtt , Melinda Ted Shanley Scott Sherwood , xg sax, CR, ll, '- Dale Debra Frank Spiekerman Spindle! Q Story xr! is .- ,, .. Rick Ray Scott Shenkel Jeannie Karla Smith Spaulding ,l Ambfia Denise Strassnei Sumner There's nothing like a little conversation to start off the morning right, especially when it's interesting. f?fL ew' rf ' - ifvff -t H ,, 11,.o,.,, A- or or S lgigr t ,ti , ,, , an ' 1 We it fT'W T Carolyn ' ' Terry T Barb h 5 - ,A d VanPage X... V IB? . 1 ., ' I Y- .V 5 ' . r 'o Dennis ' . Ward W ' K 3 5 S Q i f,- ' A f. A , - ivy: .. ... ? gi xl? Dick M Willman Roger 0 -- i with only four r . ' 5 - ' ,. . . 'Va hm , . 1, l W A f' nl- M, . fy., 2lEZif.-:2flif'v'- 'J ', ' Debbie Voelker Lynn Wale 74 l :V .VM 7. .',, years to go l l lm 3. . 'gig C' u .i Q! I Van Varner l.. .V L . JE . . V T 25' 125-fr J an Thompson 5 L EI W 5 1 lx E 'A Some frosh look busy while others hide. 'fT'i Vanessa Willman . l. Seem -fe , mi . ..,. r .. ,.., , Cullen Webb Cheryl Wolfgang Wyeth Freshmen work hard in choir to develop their vocal talents. 'var Th Class of -.T ,-.-- -,QM gf:-1451 - lj in WH, izifwas-1f,',.'. 51,1 n. 4 . Si, - V .,,j ' W 45, J., 41, I ,L , Q., in aewiiw ffvfm-' ' N-fs if Connie Coleman, Secretaryg Connie Wix, Treasurerg Jan Pavlik, Presidentg Gail Johnson, Publicity. David Aldrich fi Max Anguiano his M1 C99 U6 .M , Bob Norman Debbie Kathryn Anguiano Bassette Betz B1g'11OW succ ssfully Virginia Sally Kathy Doug Bernal Billings Bloom Bott David Breasbois Marcia Briggs J oan Bill Burch Bucher Sophomores study. a Bushre David Ellen ATUY LRIIY Bussear Busseax Cartel' Childs worked Ronda Clark Vic Collins Ruth Bev Clemens Clingenpeel Tom Cochran Sharon Coffman Connie Coleman E V A 'Elia M wx: l hifi-'f,.' , Nr: L-, t V , , - . l we is ln? -' ,.-ifej., '- .-.W 'Ll.g,AL,,.r-, - . . .and study Cary Colthorp lui Jace Crouch af .4 f y David Sheryl Carolyn Sharon Dayringer Dringerberg Dunn Dunn their Barry Edgar Ray Ellis Rose Mm-ie Chuck Fetters Erskine Win Sylvia Dpyle Fern-:rs Fmch an , ' ERg3x,' 41jgxgg3.1 sham l,l.g?5vlq'g'LQfgm32,: Fetters 51!'m,ih1,l,1,l,n,x,u1,1 Richard Fetters . . .and study. y . , 43111 ll ' X A H Denise Roy -Y A ' Fisher Fisher Sandra 4 , V Clarence Foster Fisher Margo Charles Gamhugh Fisher way Tim Gallihu gh Kim Gee Kevyn Godley Sally Good Brian Gould Jeff Greening Dean Helsel Phillip Hchniin W., 4 W, Kathy Brenda Grombik Hall DOUS David Herweyer I-lite Linda Hopkins Alice Howd through H 4 A -- Q.: 1 2 55 1 W4 'ai -- . I S ' ' ' 1 1 K -' lp -':: ' .--' f . ff W IIAWWI wma Y M- 90 is umrmm an 1 A .- 1 aiy i iv IMDM 1' f' .wg o 'i ' um! ' AAl 9. k '! . 1. .' I 'ff F,,-'- 1 Q? 1125 Peggy Hoyt ,'1jf?Z '. A vu--if I'-sis., - ful. lf..2 X? X Oh, that was a good one Barry f 1' Bonnie Kostuck Kim Krenz Dennis Lewis f' Gail Johnfcni mfg, , Ha J, 3, ,'-TN Sharon Juhas z Z - ix ' -- . I :V ,Z X 1 F lf J si , 6 E xXx 3 x N y ' X H X xi ,.:i':i8f3f:22i is Dave Katt .1 if ii' Cag01I-,iedeke Penny Marsh Linda Martin : j img, Aj 3 I 'f '-.:., 2 rg zz. gggz- Sophomores line-up . . . . ' L- 'f 2 i yyy M Juan Martinez Roger Martin A another Mixed emotions about history. Nancy McCallum Robert McC1intic Pam McKenzie Bill Morris Kris Nagel H Mary McNeil John N eitzke Mike Nelson Barry McCaw J x 1 P. W, If 1 E f-' Steve Orvosh Marchelle Ostrander Kent Paxfitt We-Q tough Phil Paulus Janice Pavlik Mike Pentrich Pennie Plank Barry Poindexter Judy Poscal ,fmgfguf ga JW, i? .aw'v. t-T'?i'2 ' , .5 -g ,Y W.,-ff r , W ,MEH3 Z :Qs C IS' .' '?. ' EXW H51 san. use ,LH gy. -- Hg M Q vm U Qi 43: . 3,565-UQ Mary Post Lois Pretzer 0' o 0 0 '53 Q 'fi -1' 0 E32 elf Ann Rose Donna Ryan ' 9 Roberta Sanders Tom Sanders Would you beheve ...... study hall. Barbara Sanger Steve Sawvel Mike Schall Dan Schneider Pat Sebring 0 year X-4-A 4 aww Kathleen Shankel Jim Sherman Charlie Smith Carl Spangler Jackie Stover Jim Thompson Robert Tippin Delia Torralva Mitch vanPage Jim Williams 353 :,' W ii 4 N J X Q Hi, ij! A i I r if . K . :EE EEE 4 ..,,. S tv 9, N F 'hir 1. 92 Connie Wix Deniece Wolfgang Rhonda Wolfgang Ted Wolfgang Leon Wright Geraldine Wyeth Jim Zimmerman ami! ai Th lIl'lrl f',4H'i'Ii, e Juniors - Class of .w4.z..n 1.44: all Il- BJ . H T ' ,Ziff . I,-ll .g gsm A .: iq: -1 Glenda Bolt, Publicityg Marcia McCLintic, Vice-Presidentg June Varner, Presidentg Dianne Rosenberger, Treasurerg Elaine Shankel, Secretary. 969 - 1 5 .ai 4 6 ,, ii My , -,L Liz Allen is ' Armando Anguiano mad' ,C A -. , Dan Bloom Jay ' B allinger ' hh' ,W G in 1, Joe Engle goes fancy in Phys. Ed. Diane Brennan - Duane Boroughf Glenda Bolt Gary Clark is astonished by a test. in ya' , ,--'K v X V ..,.f .. ,N .X , Lea Bush Bob Bushre Walt Gary Childs Gary Clark Carter Bev Coffman John Cheryl Karyn Cummings Curtis Darland Barry Decker Wayne Delo J., Chris DeLong Wayne Delo casts a suspicious glance at staff photographer. ' tg 'vf Lim w sm finds time Bonnie Davis June Dean Kathy Dishaw Melvin Donahue rl W 6 5,63 fx wiv A 11 H it JOYCE Dunn Peg Eastman ' 192' 9' 4 M, ' ' if 3 E C 1 ,m .SV .2 PQ ?s4ffh'is H? vs I 95.5 x Iv' m- fx 'Af l1I 3. to progress in intellect Kris Bob Edgecomb Fenner Joe Engle '-251 W ai .V l ? V-L, K FJ N A Rich Gonzales Green John Gorsuch . A .. nn'- Sally V Sharon Fetters Giles Dennis Gath Unidentified flying Junior gracefully leaps in Phys. Ed. , H Hmm , . sa., W gf l ln : x -vulllir' Nil: -lim I A ,, Martin Haag Greemng Sally Griffin Bobbi Pat Harrison Healy 'Pl 4.-. BF. s U rd. , ai- ':'A'fm:ufrl..-ff,J:rz 1 ml? ll? ll'il,lfV'f1zss1ssf l 'Q A M Ii - im. H,i...,Hl. 'lllwii--WEE ' L- ef: ,lllll as G. M .5 G. gm , , yyii WF' ,. lu I ll, 1 lr ,gg 4, Q , P? while 1 Diane Diana Bruce Herrington Herweyer Hoeflinger Armando contemplates philosophic book. Paula Connie Ted Hoffman Hooker Hooker F5 l l 1 i Steve Mike David Alva Karen Ken Horvat Humphrey Huntoon Kelley Kennedy Londry + . l Dorita Dave Ortencia Marcia LOl1g MM' Martinez McClintic Debbie McKenzie MOCUSI l Lynda Sherry Miller Nagel maintaining their movement Female-type Juniors trap Bill Wertz. Williams and Poindexter strike again. ' 'ill F. .- ,X .A L- U Ron ' - . Gretchen Ron Ray Nelson 5 Oberst Ostrander Parcher Q 5 E l . i aii 1 U .ICIIY 17 . Shirley , N Peoples ,Y 'T' A Peoples Q ,,.::. V W I :Q '.',: A a at i i e-ei if Ann Joleen Glenda Dave Petrella Poindexter Post Rippie Diane Rosenberger Lucinda Smith , V ,Qivami , A f.. J Sandy Story Brad Vubbcr ' fv ,qw -? mf to their -212 gf: Phyllis Elaine Scott Shankel , -.-: ' f A Gary Bob Spiekerman Stoffs ,-, . 3-.im ,mi f'F f Q gi ',.., i ' ff . . I L ..J ' . , ' -reg.. . f,.- a Mary Adrienne Sumner Torralva Dennis Scott Dan Shankel E: U in 7' H A ,, A ,. :-: Mark Snyder .Q 1 Bill Stoneman 11 EE., .,.. I Tom JT? Sugar in June Varner Juniors are fascinated by American Lit. wt si 3-Pg ! 1 'P Q 9 Kathy Ilene Karen Bill Wale Walker Walker Wertz Kathy Williams .ik vi A-' ' N ,K E 1 Mike, Steve, and Bobbi sleep while Martin has a pleasant daydream and Joe worries. Doug Wolfgang Ed Cole Q 1-A lLQa .VV Al Coulson if M55 .gig -r . -5 IH' D--1' ' 'ff' w 'fa mm rj Seniors I Familiar Faces That Remind 2- A .-1 ribgflnii 45.4 Q QM, . ESFETSL' Mrs. Sensabaugh, are you sure that's how we get ready to march for graduation? in Mrs. Kirby, better known as Fred to her speech class, is applying her favorite flavored lipstick. Cchickenj 'W Did two years of us really tire you out that rnuch Mr. Preshaw? It's been a long four years for you Mr. Grahek, but you've finally made it. Celebrate by keeping that cup of coffee for yourself!! Us ofOur Last Year Annita Bondeson, our Swedish exchange student, was attentively viewing one of our basketball games when this picture was taken. Oh no, don't take it now! Q31 ww w ' -VS 5 if it lv 11 .5 . 45. Raija Lenio, our Finnish exchange student, is explaining some of the customs of her country to us. f' ,CL V '75 it You Can't Take It With You , our senior class play, was a lot of fun. Annita really enjoyed her role! I Honored Seniors Miss Pat Helsel, Valedictorian of the Class of 1968, is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Helsel of Wheeler. During her four years at Breckenridge High School, Miss Helsel has been taken part in many school activities as well as maintaining a high academic average. She participated in band during her freshman and sopho- more years, girls' select chorus, and the Bible Club for four years. She has served her class as president during her junior year and this year served as Secretary of the' Student Council, the second of her years as a member of the Council. Also, Patricia was honored by the faculty and admin- istration as well as by the students who nominated her for the honor of being the D.A.R. Good Citizen. Miss Patricia Helsel, Valedictorian Miss Rosemary Stover, Salutatorian Miss Rosemary Stover, Salutatorian of the Class of 1968, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover of Porter. Rosemary, too, has earned a high academic re- cord while maintaining an active role in the extracurricu- lar life of the school. During her freshman year, Rose- mary was chosen by her fellow students to be president of her class. Rosemary has also been selected by her classmates as well as by the entire student body as a member of the Student Council,,During her junior year Rosemary held the position of Student Council Secre- tary. The past two years have been very active ones for Rosemary in that she has been associated with the Brecksonian staff. During her junior year Rosemary was assistant editor of the yearbook, her division page de- signs receiving recognition by practiced critics. This year Rosemary has been Editor-in-Chief of the annual. as our minds swiftl move I .1 E i Senior class officers: Jo Donna Perkina, Secretaryg Greg Goodyear, Presidentg Melanie Dayringer, Treasurerg and Kathy Wolf- gang, Publicity Manager. Dave Cole, Vice-Presidentg is missing from the group. IW' William Ancel Steve Berlin Roger Bigelow to thoughts of them, C? wr Erika Blissett Karen Bluemer Kris Bolt Anita Bondeson Grace Bott there is still for old friends Lyle Burch .Q K Kimberly Childs David C Elaine Darland William Davis , :ai if ole , :M Y, Nu, , ' v . 'RW' ' - i - if fr' V A 1' ' .. xii, -W'-A Iii' 4 ff- 'EWFA Us ' vwsfigsi n IQ f 'zargi ,-,i ,, . 6 3 Sf the smile that Melanie Dayringer Edward Dean Douglas Dosson Judy Eastman Bill Finch This is what y0u'd call a very DEEP discussion! iw N: s,11s ai ,..f1. E ei , V Y ' f - 5 if ii- E dosen't want to fade - E 3 Watch it Sue!! Or we'll tell on you. E it Q +-r Thomas Forbes Jacqueline Fuhrman Patricia Gallagher .lE?Lay,.g - A W Wi.- Russell Gallop Sharla Gee that last rememberance David Graham We.,-'f Steven Hafelein 4-n, Gregory Goodyear IYIQ. 7. Sharon Hopkins . fm 47 Susan Greening Patricia Helsel which clings qu? Antomette Katt 'Qi-we Irene Kennedy Dale Krepps Gary Lewis Linda Mizer 1 'sin I Ruth Ann Martin not to be Qian H imwm was : Rammer and Donnie just can't take that first day of basketball practice!! Ultima Geraldine Moulton .X Timothy Musselman Lana Nagel , lpfa fr rf Yuwana Nelson Andrew Orvosh Richflfd Ostfandef rl i lb. Q forgotten IQ:-. .fi an Iii it 'iii ij X Y Donald Pavlik Jo Donna Perkins Kerry POSey IQ.. l Linda Prahin Ronald Pratt Sharon Pratt Listen, Steve, he's cuter. I'd rather fight than switch! N I53i: and the grasp Robert Ramirez ,451 1. ' 2 KE You are gef 1 i 4 a Annette Robinson Rita Sanchez Sandra Sanders Mrs. Kirby, you don't mean it, do you? 1- . free Hr V :ur rw ' ya V fi, E T ,Pg-. 2. f -Q ' f. -xg , jJ Charles Schaefer .2 . on securit r 9 .fn AQ'-. Y x .1 5? y sleepy .... I Thomas Schaefer Barry Shaver Elaine Sherman HQVXN Thomas Strouse N Terry Story f 'f '-r 'rr ,mwa- 9' ' ? F5 marx Stover L You cou1dn't fool me! that reluctantly , Sam Sumner Judith Thompson Margie Varner Brenda Vibber Peggy Ward -wa, Jean Webb Avis Willman David Willmar slips away Cheryl Wilson Richard Wisniewski ' s N . l X fx Q J ,ifgggi X., fc Q .,,- x Q ,J S Gwendolyn Wolfgang Kathy Wolfgang Marlene Wolfgang Charlene Wyeth Milan Young x xx xx x xx! ,.,1 x - xx, J,- xx wx Y. , f' ff 3 1 M29 -- xxx mf' 113, xnxx L fa 'fr Z Jwqxx 3? Y' Nusa may -is. U 555 H25 F' M f E1 x34 xg? W .1 QP- xx 095 xxx an M., Q3 ' F x -wi .. , 1 v-- i' ,...., F 1 - - ,Q V Q , V3 , Qi Y f is 2 fa: ,gag H1 4- Hn? Q1 -A m?3v'Y-Ubgigaax-5 2i'rW 'fl'WgE?Vf.'1 'i,h,.,.f+k '-H: 1-g...-,, , iii' ' . A4-,,,,.v-ijj',Jw...,.,,,,.-:,.Q,Ni: 11 A , cfm. ,, Ag,-.awww -5 Q. , - F ' 21 f 2 r',Ae1'A., i:--1' .,,iw 1 i, ' . 4.-M -aa' -- rj - ' 1'-' ' Q.- ? -Q' v 5 V M ' .v-mr: Fl fx, 4352 . asm 11. ww. : '- , V W ar. 'w'd', K ,Q w w is uw 3, wibgn w Ugg? H ' , , ,441 Organizations The Student Council Xi. . X . r is First Row: Doug Dosson, Janice Pavlik, Pat Helsel, Joleen Poindexter, Ed Dean, Sally Good, Don Pavlik, Greg Goodyear. Second Row: June Varner, Elaine Darland, Raija Leino, Barbara Goodyear, Jalene Pulliam, Carolyn Dunn, Andy Orvash, Karla Spaulding, Toni Katt, Marcia Briggs. Third Row: Diane Brennan, Judy Thompson, Anita Bondeson, June Dean, Roberta Harrison, Steve Horvat, David Huntoon, Rick Daniels, Brenda Vibber. l M , Qfficers The Student Council Officers this year are Doug Dosson, President, seated on floor, Pat Helsel, Secretary, Brenda Vib- ber, Treasurer, Roberta Harrison, Vice- President. Not pictured is Erika Blissett, Publicity Manager. The Student Council Officers function as the executive board for the Council and have led the group in organizing various activities this year. ,J 'A ,, I gg: 1 , 1, , C ii W ,jr l The Varsity Club Officers for 1967-1968 are: Bob Fenner, Vice-President, Steve Berlin, President, and Tom Strouse, Secretary-Treasurer. The Varsity Club First Row: Robert Ramirez, Doug Dosson, Bill Ancel, Greg Goodyear, Bob Fenner, Steve Berlin, Tom Strouse, Tom Schaef- fer. Don Pavlik. Second Row: Dan Shankel, Mike Pentrich, Barry McCaw, Jim Zimmerman, J oe Engle, Gary Childs, Mike Humphrey, Gary Clark. Third Row: Bob Stoffs, Alva Kelley, Jay Ballinger, Barry Decker. .qi sa :+L M In 'S Q ,, '- Concert Choir ALTOS, Front Row: L. Ostrander, K. Spaulding, D. Herweyer, D. Rosenber- ger, C. Gillis, D. Dawn. Second Row: P. 5 Gallagher, M. McClintic, L. Nagel, J. Moeller, V. Bernal, J. Thompson. Third Row: A. Bondeson, B. Davis, B. Vibber, M. Varner, I. Kennedy, T. Katt. ,H ll V H SOPRANOS, Front Row: K. Rosen- berger, M. Kaufman, S. Griffin, C. Wix, R. Martin, K. Davis. Second Row: B. Clingenpeel, L, Hopkins, G. Oberst, M. Wolfgang, K. Ostrander, D. Fisher. Third Row: J. Stover, D. Wolfgang, K, Wolf- gang, D. Long, K. Childs, E. Blissett. BASSES and TENORS, Front Row: D. Ward, D. Harrison, C. Fisher, B. Vibber. Second Row: D. Dayringer, C. Spangler, P. Paulus. I a . i sa. sf i l Wg, h. if CHOIR OFFICERS: Pres. B. Vibber, V.-Pres. J. Moeller, Sec.-Treas. P. Gallagher, Pub. Chmn. K. Wolfgang, Lib. M. McClintic, J. Sto- ver, Robe Comt. C. Wix, K. Davis, Actv. Chm. D. Herweyer, Cab. Mem. L. Nagel, S. Griffin, B. Vibber. Girls' Chorus .Y f 3 Y., - I pf J J l f ... .mei-s .... , ll m ' 'Qi 3 ' - - V Y f if 'Z I - Q f ' GIRLS CHORUS, Front Row: S. Hoyt, L. Childs, L. Martin, K. Childs, C. Wyeth, J. Richert, A. Robinson, D. Westall, C. Kelley. Second Row: J. Pulliam, L. McClintic, K. Bluemer, C. Nagel, M. Post, S. Dringenberg, G. Wyeth, V. Long, A. Howd. Third Row: K. Bigelow, J. Smith, S. Sanders, B. Sanger, K. Shankel, L. Emery, E. Behringer, C. Burns, S. Dunn. . gffffii GIRLS CHO. OFFICERS: Pres. K. Bluemer, V.-Pres. S. Nagel, Sec- Treas. E. Behringer, Lib. J. Pulliam, S. Sanders, Cab. L. Martin, L. Mc- Clintic, Pub. B. Sanger, Hist. J. Richert, Act. Ch. C. DeLong. 71 Senior Band Makes I5 ,-n NJ' w Xxx fr. A YM, i LJ, S .I Marching Huskies L..,m,.a.J A-N W nior Band Council Se Front Row: Mary Raymond, Judy Thompson, Mr. Bill Yeager, Rita San- chez, Marcia Briggs. Second Row: Sandy Story, Elaine Shankel, Dave Dayringer and Dennie Bigelow. Standing are Diane Brennan and Gretchen Oberst. Hai Majorettes and Drum Major Kneeling: Dave Dayringer, Mary Raymond. Standing: Karla Spaulding, Judy Thompson, Debbie Spindler, Clarinets Front Row: Gretchen Oberst, Rita Sanchez, Mary Ray- mond, Karen Davis, Marcia Briggs. Second Row: Laurie Ostrander, Dennis Ward, Sally Good, Brenda Hall, Margo Gallihugh, Bob Green. Third Row: Cindy Gillis, Gail John- son, Pam Kleinhans, Cathy Ostrander, Valerie Long, Ken Burkett, Patty Keel. Breckenridge Low Woodwinds Seated: Elaine Shankel, Sandy Story, Debbie Spindler, Mike Nelson, Jody Rhodes. Standing: Judy Thompson, Carl Spangler, Orlin Graham, Kerry Posey. P .. 5 if-T 14.1 Corinets Front Row: Dean Helsel, Dave Dayringer, Joyce Dunn, Steve Gould. Second Row: Ellen Bussear, Tom Cochran, Deniece Wolfgang, Dave Harrison, John Acton. Third Row: Jeff Oster, Jan Thompson, Kathy Childs, Phyllis Scott, Tom Sanders, Grant Hoverman. 73 Sound Better . rl ' , 4 . X i Y -5'2' f .3 A Trombones Martin Haag, Ed Green, Dave Bussear, Ted Sherwood. Low Brass First Row: Dennis Dean, Gary Greening, Janice Pavlik, Diane Brennan, Phil Paulus. Second Row: Bob Tippin, Dennis Scott. I Flutes . W Dorita Long, Amy Carter, Rhonda Wolfgang, Dawn Dunn 3 Oboe Malinda Kaufman vw- i 3 'E X :H ' f in 1 4. Percussion Pat Brennan, Kent Parfitt, Don Reynolds, Don Brennan, Dennis Bigelow, Karla Spaulding, Ambria Strassner. Kneeling: Ray Shankel. Librarians i QE S wH: Seated: Ed Dean, Gerry Moulton, Karen Bluemer, Sharon Pratt, Yvonne St. John, Peggy Ward, Melanie Dayringer, Tom Forbes. Standing: Gary Spiekerman, Linda Prahin, Wet, Gwen Wolfgang, Judy Riggie, Ann Rose, Carol Liedeke, Sandy Sanders, Pat Helsel, Tom Schaefer. ,T -- .. 1 il I L The library is staffed by students who serve to aid other students in obtaining whatever instructional materials they need. The librarians - are fortunate this year to have such a well-equipped library in which to work. Here students not ul reading materials but also have the opportunity to use audio-visual aids, recordings, such as Shake- speare's Hamlet , movie projec- tors and films which are brought to the school through our library. only find reference and relaxation- X 1272 Bottom Row: Sharon Coffman, Joan Burch, Mary Post, Marchelle Ostrander, Sandra Foster, Peggy Hoyt, Sharon Dunn, Debbie Betz, Ellen Bussear. Top Row: Carol Aldrich, Carol Liedeke, Lois Pretzer, Sharon Juhas, Penny Plank, Denise Sumner, Linda Emery, Connie Wix, Kathy Grombik, Sarah Cushman. First Row: Kathy Childs, Ann Rose, Linda Martin, Geraldine Wyeth, Susie Hoyt, Vicki Pratt. Second Row: Linda Childs, Rose Marie Erskine, Alice Howd, Am- bria Strassner, Rhonda Clark, Janice Richert. Third Row: Cheryl Wyeth, Cheryl Kelly, Marilyn Lewis, Crystal Davis, Pam Kleinhans, Sally Billings, Sheryl Dring- enberg. l , SN i' ' ' 'T Future of X The F.F.A. Officers: June Varner Linda Miller, Vice-President, Jo Donna Connie Wix, Vice-President of rian, Gerry Moulton, Secretary, Sally The F.H.A. has been very active this year. On October 21, 525 girls from 14 different schools partici- pated in the Future Homemakers of America Region l lA Annual Meeting, held here at Brecken- ridge. The theme for the day was Are You a Hit or a Miss? A new regional officer was elected from our school at this meeting. Linda Miller will be the regional Parlia- mentarian of the F.H.A. Homemakers America Davis, Advisor, Miss Robison, Advisor, Vice-President of Degrees. Standing: President, Erika Blissett, Histo- ar1gSharla Gee, Reporter. Money-raising projects the Brec- kenridge F.H.A. sponsored this year were the sale of Homecoming mums and Christmas fruitcake. They have sent packages to Viet Nam servicemen and gifts to the State Home. Other activities planned this year are the annual Style Show and the Mother's Day Tea. Z, SM First Row: Judy Eastman, Rita Sanchez, Karen Bluemer, Yvonne St. John, Sha- ron Pratt, Elaine Darland. Second Row: Judy Riggie, Sandy Sanders, Joyce Dunn, Beverly Coffman, Gerry Moulton, Yuwana Nelson. Third Row: Jo Donna Perkins, Lana Nagel, June Varner, Sharon Giles, Debbie McKenzie, Cathy Wale. First Row: Sally Griffin, Mary Sumner, Peggy Eastman, Lucinda Smith, Paula Hoffman, Karen Darland. Second Row: Susan Greening, Melanie Dayringer, Lin- da Prahin, Raija Leino, Sharla Gee, Jill Moeller. Third Row: Erika Blissett, Judy Thompson, Brenda Vibber, Anita Bondeson, Margie Varner, Kris Bolt, June Dean. , ,Y x, 6' .Q ' , . N I . 3 ,Cr f ,--. - K ,,A.. 2, i 4 'il I - w i ' ' Q , , I' if viii W V we .- .iwii I agp f j I ? L! W, jc: 1 T -, , gf H , ,U . , Q .iz 3' . 2 W , 1 4. w L K .1 of America , if Z Bottom Row: Tom Sanders, Doug Bott, Chuck Fetters, Leon Wright, Clarence Fisher Barry Poindexter, Norman Bassett. Top Row: John Schultz, Mike Nelson, Tom Cocli ran, Bill Morriss, Vic Collins, Kevin Godley, Tom Vine. The F.F.A. has taken part in a variety of activities this year. In October, Mr. Valliere and F.F.A.- ers Tom Strouse, Dave Graham, Ed Cole, Dave Marr, and Bill Stoneman traveled to Kansas City to attend The National Future Farmers of America Convention. ln November, fourteen members of the F.F.A. attended the Nation- al Livestock Show in Chicago. Throughout the school year, the F.F.A. has donated its services to the completion of various land- scaping projects around the school. Bottom Row: Dale Krepps, Tom Strouse Rick Ostrander Bill Stoneman Chuck Schaefer, John Gorsuch. Top Row: Walt Carter Dave Marr Ed Cole Dave Gra ham, Jon Cummings, Ron Pratt. it X.J Future Teachers Elaine Darland, Pres. g June Varner, Treas.g Sally Griffin, Sec., and Karyn Darland, Vice-Pres. .deaf ni .A-:ng ,V A ' - an 'ping Top Row: Kim Childs, Judy Thompson, Doug Dosson, June Varner, Steve Horvat, Greg Goodyear, Mrs. Bender. Middle Row: Melanie Dayringer, Lana Nagel, Jill Moeller, Sally Griffin, Toni Katt, Pat Gallagher, Sharla Gee. Bottom Row: Wendy Wolfgang, Linda Mizer, Paula Hoffman, Elaine Darland, Sandy Story, and Cheryl Curtis. YT Huskie Howler Staff t 1--1-ies? 5' Left side of table: Jo Donna Perkins, Wendy Wolfgang, Right side of table: Barry Shaver, Marlene Wolfgang, Linda Prahin, Melanie Dayringer, Kathy Wolfgang, Kathy Elaine Darland, Sally Griffin, and Lynda Miller. Not Pic- Williams, and Sharon Hopkins. tured: Elaine Sherman, Dave Cole, and Liz Allen. Qin r i ll? Kathy Williams, Assistant Editor, gg Elaine Darland, Editor. F t F 2 .S hi? 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' , li K , , ff -W 'Y 2 Qig i i 6 Y ' Q p i pp ff A ll he b ' Z ii ni 183.25625 A 4, .fi ll Q rg 833Ur 5u la3, 72 rsij leeffll,331ff i :,' ' L ir' 2 W ,pg : . 2 ' V ce e 1 ' me 155' , ff- 'Y V Fffml ROWZ DOUB DOSSOU, Maftm Haag, Jim Zimmerman, ger, Joe Engle, Barry Decker, Ron Ostrander. Back Row: Barry MCCHW, Jill' Ballinger, T0m SCh21efCf, DOUE Wolfgang, Chuck Schaefer, Coach Henderson, Alva Kelley, Mike Penl- Greg G00dYe31', Bob R21m1f6Z, RUSS Gallop, Bruce Hoeflin- rich, Brad Vibber, Bill Wertz, Dan Shankel, Vic Collins, Jim Huskies Develop Strong Opponents BHS Montabella 6 18 Seminary 12 6f Merrill 6 0 St. Charles 6 2 Hemlock 25 l 3 W, . Freeland 7 12 3, U... A , V Sacred Heart 6 13 ef ,, Shephard 14 0 ,,. i -Q St. Louis 6 0 Co-Captains: Doug Dosson fleftj and Bob Ramirez frightj. - - - ,- - S - , ig- , ,rzeag w, a , ae, ma ,i 55, ,, f me , - ..-1 -nr eg as lla? a 11 at ea rgf1QBUf L el ' , ii C J 1i7llZJr h 1 s W Ytixx Sherman, Milan Young, Steve Berlin, Bob Fenner, Bob Stoffs, Gary Childs, Ken Londry, and Coach Britton. Defense ire' - l Assistant Coach Britton Cleftj and Head Coach Henderson frightj. Wertz gains yardage against Seminary as line blocks and Fenner and Ramirez lead interference. 'XS .,f f 143. -f 4 gl igfggfi I Qtr? , Mike Pentrich, Sophomore: Endg First Team All Leagueg First Team All Areag All League Honorable Men- tion for defense. Bob Ramirez, Senior: Linebackerg All League Honorable Mentiong Full- backg All Area Honorable Mention. 'ie Bob Fenner, Junior: Safetyg All League Honorable Mentiong Quarter backg All Area Honorable Mention Six Huskies Win Local Honors Steve Berlin, Senior: Defensive guardg Doug Dosson, Senior: Offensive Tom Schaefer, Senior: Defensive All League Honorable Mention. guardg All League Honorable Mention. guardg All League Honorable Mention 5 1 'Q '4 .' i!, NK ? f i-, -tE' .?. R11 Q 1:-'-. fi. se- 'i ' ' - it s Q 5 A .W ll, X -.., . A F Left. rn- -ff' 3'-ff' P l Bottom Row: Coach Ron Etue, Kim Gee, Kim Krenz, Bob Anguiano, Ted Wolfgang, Tim Gallihugh, Barry Poindexter, Dennis Lewis, Mike Schall. Second Row: Charlie Smith, Gary Greening, Telford Griffin, Max Anguiano, Dennis Bigelow, Jim Thomp- son, Leon Wright, Rich Hoeflinger, Don Hale, Rudy Garcia. Third Row: Dennis Dean, Mike Mizer, Roy Schultz, Dale Spieker- man, Jerry Kostuck, Rod Hadanek, Bob Fisher, Lawrence Glinke, Tom Sanders. Top Row: Bob Green fmanagerj, David Kennedy, Van Varner, Lynn Wale, Roger Wolfgang, Jerry Chvojka, Doug Bott, Dan Northrup. .l.V. Football Coach Etue poses with three of his team leaders. They are Max Anguiano fbackj, Tim Gallihugh fendj, and Kim Gee fendj. '9' S -- 7 W Q 3 ,, M E3 ' .9 Shepherd ff 7f1-mfs! '75 ' K' ' Seminary Merrill Hemlock St. Charles Freeland . , ,. , 1- f . 1 , l ' iffiiifff Sacred Heart - 4- .- une' DR? -1 , 215111: - is 1 1 :W 3-151 ' - , 'wha' 47. ' iw 'wi .igffif Q : u r.. Y, --- -55'-Eta-gl L1 1 infix: sc vi e rg,-,ggi opp-BHS 12- 0 14- 0 7-13 14- 7 27-14 26-27 19-39 -,1 ii 1 73. li 'i Bottom Row: Coach John Britton, Doug Dosson, Greg Goodyear, Gary Lewis, Don Pavlik, Bob Ramirez, Craig Gee, Manager Top Row: Barry McCaw, Mike Pentrich, Duane Boroughf, Wayne Delo, Gary Childs, Bob Fenner, Steve Horvat. Varsity Rebuilds il 1' gif' 2 .-ff Captain Bob Fenner attempts two free throws in the crucial Hemlock game. Coach John Britton and the Breckenridge Varsity had a tough sea- son. Although they played well, they never seemed to get that one break that would mean the difference between victory and a loss in the close games the Huskies encountered. They stayed with Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart in two close games when the lrish were rated first in the state. Coach Britton is rebuilding and planning for the future. He started a young ballclub and will have all his starters back next year. The loss of Tom Strouse hurt the team somewhat, but Bob Fenner filled in quickly and did a fine job in leading the team as their captain. I ,uw J uf Don Pavlik, Senior Greg Goodyear, Senior Bob Ramirez, Senior rs.. .A'.'2 ' Doug Dosson, Senior Gary Lewis, SCni0r fr, Gary Chilg, Junior Barry McCaw takes an outside shot against Seminary. 5s on , i 1 ...ig ir uf 1 f J93f'f' ,-,.-' i' 57. -1- L.,sn- rdf! v I . ..gaS'f ' T1 4 is - -V W USER G i, , T t w - -. PWC sg Bob Fenner, Junior Wayne Delo, Junior Duane Boroughf, Junior Mike Pentrich, Sophomore Barry McCaw, Sophomore Bob Fenner drills two points. Pentrich sets up Delo with a fake pass x li 1' . -f , K i and 30 i Junior Varsity players, Front Row: Barry Edgar, forward and guardg Tim Gallihugh, forward, Kent Parfitt, guard, Jim Zimmerman Qco-captainj, guardg Jim Thompson fco-cap- tainj, forward and center, Bob Anguiano, forwardg Kim Gee, forwardg and Brian Gould, manager. Top Rowt David Junior Varsity Shows Spirit 5... ' W- 5 , 5 '- This year's Junior Varsity team, under the guidance of Mr. Ron Etue, showed a great deal of determination and hustle 1 in finishing high in the league standings. In the picture above Barry Edgar cruises in for a lay-up against Seminary Aldrich, guardg Ted Wolfgang, forwardg Vic Collins, forward and center, Max Anguiano, forwardg Mitch vanPage, guardg Carl Spangler, forward and centerg and John Blissett, forward. W ,if astra ..,--e'-4:1 Ln. while Tim Gallihugh moves into position for the rebound, if any. At the left is Kim Gee in the same game taking a fade-away jump shot while Kent Parfitt waits in excellent position. 91 Freshman Squad Builds Bottom Row: Coach Gene Henderson, Mike Mizer, Rich Hoeflinger, Rudy Garcia, Dennis Bigelow, Rick Daniels. Top Row: Telford Griffin, Gary Greening, Orlin Graham, I eff McKen- zie, Cullen Webb. 1, l a Spirit of Hustle and Desire The Freshman Team represents one of the ma- jor sources of varsity teams of the future. It is during this time that ball players learn the skills and develop the attitudes which will be so nec- essary to their future careers in high school ath- letics. As Coach Henderson says, It's always nice to win, but on this level fthe freshmanj the purpose is to build a firm foundation for varsity athletics. A boy who develops a desire to per- form at his best and who realizes the importance of good sportsmanship is the kind of boy who will be a very good representative of his school. As we can see by the picture on the left, bas- ketball is not a matter of putting on a uniform the night of a game. It requires constant practice and sheer hard work. Here the boys are going through a lay-up drill. Huskies Baseball ..............-.fn 3' ggi.-. s-eq::- -sf. ' ' !. TI, FW: -mg-M, ,,m,,,, .,..:,.,g. , V, M -.. fi were we S . -N 1, ef- Coach John Britton returns for his sec- ond year as head track coach. With a group of returning boys who have al- ready shown the desire to compete in the lonliest sport, the squad hopes to improve on last year's season. Al- though the loss of Lester Moeller will be hard to overcome, the boys are confident that they can achieve an overall balance. Returning members of last year's team are: Gary Clark, shot put, Doug Bott, mile and two mile, Dave Huntoon, distance runs, Alva Kelley, dashes and Sprints, Max Anguiano, hurdles, Tim Gallihugh, hurdles, Jim Zimmerman, middle dis- tances, Doug Wolfgang, middle dis- tances, Sam Sumner, distance and re- lays, Coach John Britton. ,621 - to and Track Under the leadership of Coach David 'Jake' Roberts, a fine nucleus of expe- rienced ballplayers is returning, look- ing forward to a season of successful competition in the Central Michigan League. Returning players for 1968 Huskie baseball are: Bottom Row: Don Pavlik, senior inflelder, Bob Fenner, junior infielder and pitcher, Jim Thompson, outfield, Mike Humphrey, infield, Bill Wertz, infield, Doug Dosson, outfield, Bob Ramirez, pitcher and outfield, Coach David 'Jake' Roberts. Back Row: Bob Anguiano, outfield, Greg Goodyear, catcher and outfield, Barry Decker, infield, Duane Boroughf, infield, David Aldrich, outfield, Joe Engle, infield and outfield, and Barry McCaw, infield. n l oben 'va Coach Etue takes time out to discuss the situation with the team. Barry and Dave ponder the problem. Freeland players make a floor sandwich out of Barry Edgar. Vic Collins takes a reverse layup while Jim Thompson moves to the basket. Huskie Wayne grabs the rebound and squeezes so hard that his hair stands up. was : lf? 'tif' 'K' 2- ,Y ,4 h 1. , , . fy f - , 4-1 JE, J V ,. .Sw 1,-M. ,.1..-t.-E- , V . D 'Dam 1? jg: 27 , W? Nice helmet you've got there,,', says Vic as he prepares to stiff-arm an opponent. ' Action Barry McCaw prepares to throw a pass from out of a roll out while Bob Ramirez prepares to administer a punishing block on an on-rushing opponent. Mike Pentrich gets two on a layup. Barry McCaw drives for the basket while two defenders try to close the gap. Bill Wertz turns end on a sweep while Bob Ramirez leads the way. Jim Zimmerman takes a jumper for two me it 95 Varsit heerleaders l y . l 'ml . 1 xv -, . 1, l L? f il -Z 4 ct A., SJ -'- ' .s F, . fs-. N - gf V Ti G 1 ef J 'H .qua fm X ' ?' j D 'M 3 Lf' fi: -3 59 n. -1 . . -n- .-: , if-. E . Sk sm Top to Bottom: Pat Gallagher, Seniorg Jud Thom son SeniorgElaine Sherman Y P i , Senior g Kathy Williams, J uniorg June Var- ner, Junior Captaing Joleen Poindexter, Junior. Q X .W l X. QN ,- v . if ax X . X is 5 .S 92, va ?Mr:1- --H 'TSW' ' Elaine Sherman ' , G K I 'l 2 J gi A, Vf,- ' 2 in ' W1 Q- . 75. Pat Gallagher QW J ' . 3-ig? ' I.. - l I K as 'N ' -.4 J oleen Poindexter , ' l f if . My ev. 1 E' 19 June Varner rx ex x 31. '- - if Q Judy Thompson At Right: Kim Childs, Senior. Due to ill- ness Kim was forced to quit cheerleading. After Kim left, Judy Thompson, alternate, moved up to take her place. I Kathy Williams Junior Varsit Jackie Stover, Judy Poscal, Carole Ald- ' N V S rich, Sally Good, and Pam McKenzie. Front: Pat Sebring. and Freshman Cheerleaders Marcia Hoffman, Colette Poindexter, Sue Harms, Jalene Pulliam, and Barb Goodyear. Front: Bonnie Ballinger. ,wx If ze Juv, egg? 5 4 M.-1 Q. Q. f i if ,H ml x '-X25 'EiM'2:.-:Q-V A . A Nkiww, 1 Q, A fs ,, Q A A r A af ,a 1 Q 29 N15 ,Q M25 kgjw 1 ,. 1 B N -V 5 A , 0, sf' a 'X H 'Q . , , 'Q s T wi fc. fs E 5 W T-if' 4-M .-ff 5 .45 I Q! Q 355 an fm 1 KX la O .l x 5. 5 , i Activities Queen Elaine Reigns Homecoming started with a snake dance Thursday, October 5. Students danced through the streets of Breckenridge led by the Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders. When they arrived at the -athletic field, where our J.V. football players beat Merrill later that eve- ning, a Hemlock dummy was burn- ed at the stake, and everyone watched as the ashes turned to dust. Friday's Homecoming events began with a pep assembly. Every- onels spirit was high as we antici- pated a victory game over Hem- lock. The Homecoming parade, with twenty-nine entries, began at the Jr.-Sr. High School parking lot. It was lead through town by the fire engine, color guards, and, close behind, the Sr. band. When the parade reached the athletic field, it circled the football field and dispersed. l At halftime, Breckenridge's Majorettes exhibited their talent, while each twirled two fire batons. The Dynamic Drumsn were fea- tured in a lively Latin Preluden. The class representatives and queen nominees were then brought on the field, introduced, and es- corted onto the platform to the music of Autumn Leaves . As tension grew and excitement exploded, last yearls Homecoming queen Janice Herrington, caped and crowned Miss Elaine Darland as Breckenridge's 1967 Homecom- ing queen. Sherry Telgenholf and Mark Cronkite assisted Janice with pil- low and crown. Mr. George Tel- genholf presented Queen Elaine with long-stemmed red roses and warm congratulations. Queen Elaine and her lovely court then paraded around the football field to be recognized as worthy representatives for Breck- enridge High School's 1967 Home coming. O kr' M is .n . . . and everybody watched as the Breckenridge spirit was high in the pep assembly as we anticipated a victory ashes turned to dust. game over Hemlock. sv! Q-b-4-Q...,,M-4 riff- . .- ,I V I V . ul: E:,:., L :E:. ,S , 4 .7lf.Qf'3 fOViE ,,,,f.. ei in Al l iivx 1 Hi ,asf f -4 '?W5fi jQf-fm' e ' - 'H el . . -'H - V V Winning Floats j Q X Were y i Z . Ys , . 2 ' if Most Humerous-Jrs.g Most Beautiful- ' ' .i 5 ' I x Frosh.5and Most Original-Jr. High. - X im u fi r if F .Q 1 ' 'X 1 W' r Red roses and congratulations from f 1 5 r Mr. Telgenholf. Despite the Varsity defeat BHS Homecoming spirits were not dampened. Everyone shared an en- joyable Homecoming Dance, spon- sored by the Jrs. At the Home- coming dance Queen Elaine was recrowned by co-captains Bob Rameriz and Doug Dosson. At the dance Elaine received home- coming mums from the F.H.A. Queen Elaine with her escort Greg Goodyear was honored with a royal dance. In a second dance Elaine's court joined her on the dance floor. The Lost Generation fur- nished music for the BHS Home- coming dance and everything was a success. K' Melame Dayrmger K Linda Mizer , HY!!! ,,,5iMarlene Wolfgang Queen Elaines Court Y - rv' J ll v 4 Y X 5 7 l A A V s A lovely 1967 Homecoming Court. Queen Elaine's court consisted of Melanie Dayringer escorted by Mike Goodyear, Linda Mizer es- corted by Rick Ostrander for half time and Joe Engle at the Home- coming danceg and Marlene Wolf- gang escorted by Gary Supes from Sanford. The Freshman representative, Ruth Gallop was escorted by Cullen Webb. Sophomore repre- sentative Judy Poscal was es- corted by Tim Gallihugh. The Jr. representative was Lea Bush and her escort Was Jim Greening. For the first time the Seniors had a representative, Our lovely Ex- change Student Anita Bondeson, escorted by Wayne Delo. 'lr 1 '22 :g:1,5fff3fQ4Y .J -5 f 5- 4 g.., ,,,L .pf-Q Representative of Classes: Sr.-exchange student Anita Bondesor1gJr.-Lea Bush, Soph.-Judy Poscalg Frosh.-Ruth Gallop. J 'si -. L ,,,, 1 im Elaine spends extra hours working as Editor of the HUSKIE HOWLER. Elaine and Lana talk about Last Saturday night . About Elaine Elaine is the daughter of Rose mary and Bernard Darland of ru- ral Wheeler. She is one of thirteen children. Among Elaine's school activities this year are F.T.A., Journalism, F.H.A. Class Repre- sentative, annual staff, HUSKIE HOWLER Editor and others. Elaine also participates in C.Y.O. She is the student director for this years Sr. Play. Elaine is always busy doing something at school and attending school activities. Her future plans are to do secretarial work. Wayne Delo looks for help from above! Powder Things look bad for the Seniors. Chuck giving a few pointers. Above: During half time ceremonies Co-Captains Judy Thompson and Kim Childs crown and kiss King Bob Ramirez. Puff '6 ! Y gg, Below: Both teams hard at Work! And raring to go. Ll . J, , , af,-rf X 7' sri M' - ' if 1, 'f g , s-:e1e:?',f:.'zT ! . i , 5, .W K ' 3 gif' ' L , 'J P, l' l r Wy. ,141 1 ffm ,, V1 1 sun g .. ' 1 fi J M .. . , 1- nf' ' - 1 .H- ew, 1. 1 ,.ffl-an .- 5 , inf, ,U-fp Q ' -- 'if-H fflfm 1 . paw vi- '- ' , V,gL4'r 3 ,ysiiwg V fi I M 'Ph Af? F1 figs fe' y gd:-'QE-jf QQ fy fin .-fl ifv..- ,.,5:'..1. h 1 LJ6':' Ps? 55-uk Senior boys to the rescue! Senior cheerleaders doing their best. Tom Schaffer still doesn't believe the Juniors won. 105 Seniors Cast in You Can't Anita Bondeson, Geg Goodyear fnot seenj, Elaine Darland, Tom Strouse, Pat Gallagher, Andy Orvosh, Tom Schaefer, Elaine Sherman, Steve Berlin, Melanie Dayringer, Susan Greening, Tom Forbes, Marlene Wolfgang, Judy Thompson fnot seenj, Brad Vibber, Russ Gallop, Doug Dosson, Bob Ramirez, Gary Lewis. '+- er, ii' Y' mia fs 3? .3-A 'vt lg , 0 f fi' N we Andy Orvosh as Ed Carmichael 106 Elaine Sherman as Rheba 4' 'E Take It With You Elaine Darland, student directorg Mrs. Lynn Kirby and Mr. directors. 1 l not .141 David Grahek, co- At Left: Melanie Day- ringer as Alice and Russ Gallop as Paul. Below: Doug Dosson as Grand- pa, Bob Ramirez as Mr. DaPinna, Susan Green- ing as Penny, Andy Orvosh as Ed, Anita Bondeson as Olga Katrina, Gary Lewis as Kolenkhoff, Pat Gallag- her as Essie. Torn Schaefer as Donald. This.year's Seniors were cast in a play called, You Can't Take It With Youf, Two performances were given for the public on De- cember first and second. You Can't Take It With You is about a family who believes in living in their own way. Often their way isn't quite acceptable to conventional society. Mr. Sy- camore, the head of the house- hold, and Mr. DaPinna manufac- ture fireworks in the basement of their home. Mr. DaPinna lives with the Sycamores because he came to the house one day to Work, liked the people and stayed. Penny Sycamore writes plays be- cause one day a typewriter was delivered to her house by mis - take. Ed Carmichael plays the Xylophone and prints things. Essie Carmichael takes ballet and makes candy called Love Dreams. Grandpa's pastime is raising and going to graduation exercises. The Sycamores don't pay income tax because they don't believe in the things it is used for. Olga Katrina and Kolenkhoff are Russian refugees who add an international flair to the setting. Donald and Rheba are Negro servants. Donald works without pay for fear of being kicked off welfare. The unusual qualities of her family cause problems for Alice Sycamore, who is a very conven- tional sort of girl. When she falls in love with the boss' son , how can she explain her family. But, somehow, she does. is We were as H?5' 'QE.6S isa We W we 1. few at PTA wings NEG Nil ,hug-A M NWQQM The P.T.A. gym show began with the boys physical education class, i e ,h , A -- 1.. under the leadership of Mr. Henderson, giving a demonstration of the exercises that they do to warm up before beginning activities :age fra- figs s '---, W The boys' activities quickly became somewhat more strenu- ous as the junior high wrestlers from Coach Britton's class went into action. Here David Pavlik and Mark Breasbois strain for a pin while Coach Britton and two other wrestlers look on. Mrs Nancy Sensabaugh s Girls Phys Ed Classes also showed their skills in that they went through a tumbling routine in which they showed the basic methods used M ' 'L ji., 'N M ' H-. ' 1 E ' M all rr W I'1 My ,. T4 fa I-W gy , R i is Ui 'RIMM W ef-7' ii . .S..' , , 'az az iz ,J f ' 3L-.. - ' 921 -.-f, ' L 'I' -f n.u:' 'wx Y :'l7'55'a.9f5? :Y .-1 ' f YJ- - 5' will fit . ' .f ' ,J ' u Hr -1- 11- .1 'H W, .,, is 'H 1- K V , res? Q M -dl f ,.-...., Carole Aldrich, just about to do a handspring, is caught in mid-air. G m Show K ' Q JN- -ew. .P --re , M - fgf- lm' w,u?,! ti , ,Rwf in, . V 4-'wx -..f'1.. , , ggi- ,,-lv.-in it vi H Gish W M,li,,,, Hmwv' seyflh N .-if 1 l -' ' Y 4 f - ' .ner M f'Fe,. , ' -, ,V - A Q' ff: ,, N 1 fiifa - ,1 fa ?'L'j' vida , , , fm, , ,, it 1' f ,, 'i w' ,,.,:N:H' . it ig 95 ' T . - fe ' Y , Ti- rf' L5 -45 Y ,..f ..vLL , Y , , - .V-Y- , , ,aa H, ' . 'iff '.' 5 ' 'fr fr. Af, V, l 5 ' fi ' W. N .. ,,i 3ii'l1f 'i l ' ' vig, ,Ya 'xv- f 'it' ' 1 graze-frjle+1g13g-:Iv---w,jQw-e-A12ig,f ., full- .! W- M. Lain-1... ,,,a.alll.f'c-slim.. 53 l'l4llr2l,33e?ar .Wg-,MaileHUliuaselli'HllwllieflifwiikldliksiffrvwLQQQEQ. f Vickie Bigelow, with the aid of Mrs. Sensabaugh, Carole Aldrich, Pat Gallagher, t HM and Amy Carter as spotters, demonstrated the proper use of the trampoline. VZ' Lf 5 . Thi? la The show concluded with the girls building a human pyramid. M 5 'H TT f T?8'7 W it , M.. 5 W tidggtgsi '?1 1Qlii ' U ww M M r rr W - new IQ, 114.24-.. . Sally Good completes the flip that Carole had begun on the previous ' page. Freshman Representative to the Queen's Court, Barbara Goodyear and her escort Jeff McKenzie enjoy the soft music. Barry casts a hungry eye on the royal cake as Queen Peggy prepares to cut the first piece. Queen Peggy and Barry McCaw pose for the photographer during the dance. Snow Ball Pictured are the Snow Queen and her court: Milan Young and Diane Herrington, Bob Aldrich and Charlene Wyeth, Bob Fenner and Diane Brennan, Queen Peggy Ward and Barry McCaw, Liz ie: z'l'Eu H! ,r 4 Qi. we W: r Wi 1 'f H, - n liitk .41 As soon as Queen Peggy arrived at the dance she took her royal chair on stage and was re-crowned by basketball cap- tain Bob Fenner. I968 Allen and George Lennan, and Judy Thompson and Gary Simonovic. The Brecksonian congratulates Queen Peggy and her Court. is Sophomore Representative Carolyn Dunn and her escort Cary Colthorp. Queen Peggy and Barry officially started the evening's celebration by leading the rest of those in attendance in the Queen's Dance. ln V' H Ear , AE A rift?- J'g J'fi49afi'f tiff' 1 .,.'F -:mis iflfaf .'Rif'4vvf1 1' W .nh Editors' Letter Another year is nearly at an end. We hope you have enjoyed looking back over the things that have happened and the people who were involved. It has been a good year, and those of us leaving will always remember it. We would like to thank all those who helped to immortalize it in the pages of the 1968 Brecksonian. To the staff goes our thanks. They are the real creators of the book. We would like to thank Mr. Oseland, David Hite, Doug Dosson, and Bill Ancel for the many hours they spent taking and developing pictures. Also our thanks to Mr. Belles of the SAGINAW VALLEY SHOPPER for taking most of the football pictures, providing us with other needed pictures and for allowing us to use his darkroom facitities, and for all the other help he has given us. We would also like to thank Mr. Howard, our I.C.P. representative, who helped us so very much. But our deepest thanks goes to Mr. Grahek, our advisorg for the many extra hours he spent, work- ing on the book and helping others to get done. To everyone again, thank you. 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