Bullock High School - Lancer Yearbook (Midland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1970 volume:

‘ } Y Ay, YYFQO COL ¢ ) a5 ae ONO ar — ete a el a a RN i a St NRO A St I RN Ie ah cate nares wale enna cite 0, A SAIC i Tete nn DO St a Ie Sta eS lta apne nstiecs Seiten dnenins wins ments wecancew. een ee 2 Da ies BRED S, ee one hina BULLOCK CREEK JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Midland, Michigan Volume 8 Those Were The Days Of ... STUDENT LIFE. ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS ADVERTISING 2 B25 44 74 106 136 � Mio a . = 7 j EE eS a ee == BRET VES NS re Pavel Af FED eh Peps i s � rd ah oy: ; ‘. oe MARY HOPKIN % B+ ToWewerly sg eeteg THOSE WERE THE DAYS OF SCHOOL ELBE: Once upon a time there was a tavern Where we used to raise a glass or two. Remember how we laughed away the hours, And dreamed of all the great things we would do. Chorus Then the busy years went rushing by us. We lost our starry notions on the way. If by chance I'd see you in the tavern, We'd smile at one another and we'd say-- Chorus Just tonight I stood before the tavern. Nothing seemed the way it used to be. In the glass I saw a strange reflection. Was that lonely fellow really me? Chorus Through the door there came familiar laughter. I saw your face and heard you call my name. Oh my friends we're older but no wiser. For in our hearts the dreams are still the same. Chorus Those were the days, my friend. We thought they'd never end, We'd sing and dance for ever and a day; We'd live the life we chose, We'd fight and never lose, For we were young and sure to have our way. La la la la la la La la la la la la Those were the days, Oh yes, those were the days. THOSE WERE THE DAYS Words and Music by Gene Raskin Tro-C Copyright 1968 Essex Music, Inc., New York, N.Y. Used by Permission Sung by Mary Hopkin On Apple Records 1s) bes % Vv a rr iS wv 1) — 60 oO i=) - B a o re x 0. a Ly ts 4 = ; : oo 5 G UV Ph al oH 1@) o Me Nas 2% hee p os a OO , perhaps? Carnaby Street ae ee ay o” THE LIFE WE CHOSE Two ex-BCers add the finishing touch to their lasting contribution. LSD in the making? Once upon a time there was a tavern..... Yvonne takes another kick at the faculty! The long and short of it is.... Rub a Doc, Doc! ———— aS ee eT —— The lineup! The ups and downs of school life! Unisex Dahhhhh! ! FOUR QUALIFY FOR FORENSIC FINALS FRONT ROW; L-R: Norine Blubaugh, Marla Marden, Helen Short, Melody Fales, Terry Woodcock, Candee Landis, Liz Gransden, Kathy Robinson, Audrey Short; SECOND ROW: Jan Foote, Vicki Ogg, Nancy Terwilliger, Gail English, Beth Plueddemann, Beth Hill, Toni Feffries, Barb Hull, Peggy Jackson, Barb Kirk, Fred Warner, Advisor; TOP ROW: Dale Beach, Jared Carlin, Gavin Frantz, Dan Ginter, Fred Brown. The highlight of the 1970 forensic season was the qualifying of four students to com - pete in the state finals, Dale Beach (Oratory) and Mary Linton (Humorous reading) re- ceived firsts at Regionals to qualify. Jim Morgan (Radio News) was awarded a_ second, and Toni Jeffries (Serious Interpretative Reading) won a third. All four were also rated superior at the regional festival. Toni Jeffries received fifth place at the state finals, A second highlight was Melody Fales, third place finish in humorous reading at the Battle Creek Invitational. Mary Linton and Dale Beach display their plaques for first place wins in regionals. Jim Morgan, and Toni Jeffries (not pictured) placed second and third, respectively in their divisions. BOTTOM, L-R, Norine Blubaugh, Terry Woodcock, Helen Short, Melody Fales, Marla Marden, Candee Landis, Liz Gransden, TOP, Fred Warner, Adv., Jared Carlin, Gavin Frantz, Dan Ginter, Larry Bailey. VARSITY DEBATERS Kim Parker, Jan Foote, Sue Peasley, Fred Brown. Resolved: That Congress should prohibit unilateral United States intervention in foreign coun- tries, The Lancer Debaters argued their way into the State Semi- Finals, for the fourth time in seven years, when they finished in a three way tie for seventh in the state. They compiled a total seasons record of 71 wins and 57 losses, many of the loss- es coming from Class A schools. They captured first place in the North Central league, second place in the CMU and the Mid- State novice leagues, and third in the Mid-State Varsity League. Fred Brown compiled a 21-9 personal record and was named top speaker in district compe- tition, thus qualifying for the Detroit Free Press scholarship contest. n lt A a ee wy eaacene ss Shae tee CO-OPS GET ON THE JOB TRAINING FRONT ROW, L-R, Pat Fitzgibbon, Treasurer, Dave Gandy, Student Council Rep., Fred Brown, Pres., Sheila Marquardt, Sec., Beth Hill, Vice-Pres. SECOND ROW: Char Hildebrant, Annette Pietcher, Glenna Brawt, Barb Kirk, Peggy Meekhof, Barb Linton, Linda Sweet, Mary Smith, Kerry Baker, Becky Brooks. THIRD ROW: Carol Chatterton, Ralph Ablee, Joe Owens, Karen Timmons, Corlis Youmans, Beth Plueddemann, Alison Fox, Jeri-Gene Smith, Beth McGowan. FOURTH ROW: Rex Lowe, Kim Seelhof, Lee Livingston, Stan St. Louis, Ross Doil, Tom Blumer, Ruben Tessin, John Little, Ken Wolf, Gale Kaufman, Mr. Young, coordinator. 10 HOME EC CLUB PROVIDES EXPE RIENCE FRONT ROW, L-R: Ruth Swoffer, secretary, Kathy Welch, student council rep., Marla Hagle, president, Becky Phillips, treasurer, Mrs. Ellis, advisor. SECOND ROW, L-R: Helen Brawt, Nola Clark, Devra Kenyon, Sue Swoffer, Johnquil Orvis, Jean. Lee, Connie Church. FTA MEMBERS LOOK TO FUTURE FRONT ROW, L-R: Sharyl McDonald, historian, Mary Ann Kovacevich, Beth Plueddemann, secretary, jeri-Gene Smith, president, Gail English, Student Council Rep., Candy Coe, trea- surer. SECOND ROW; L-R: Robbin Sirrine, Audrey Short, Karen Hagle, Linda Badour, Barb Kirk. THIRD ROW, L-R: Mike Jackson, Barb Hull; Jan Foote, Judy Dorton, Sheila Marquardt, Dawn Riest, Tom Hayes. CO-OP CLUB The Hi-Lites program this year was sponsored by the Senior Class. The Co-op Club took first prize of $25, NHS placed second with the tie for third between the French Club and the Sophomore class. Three Flights for Flute Sr. Student Council Pep Club NHS Tyrone Gladys Pec BACK, L-R: Amanda Bernard, Laurel Johnson, Rick Young, Barb Marsh, Janet Kosnik, Rita Hartung, Mr. Warton. SECOND ROW: Elain Anibal, Sherry Hudson, Kathy Terrill, Denice Doehring, Clara Steinmetz. FRONT: Brenda Tracy, Linda Adkins, Sharon Hudson, Cindy McCormick, Ruth Swoffer. BACK, L-R: Doug Taylor, Lonnie Finney, Lucinda Batdorf, Janet Woodcock, Rhonda Little, Linda Overton, Rebecca Hartman, Vicky Stack, Lauralee McRoberts. THIRD ROW: Sharon Kindy, Suzanne Ray, Anita Mashue, Brenda Schook, Melody Williamson, Michelle Rant, Kay McLeod. SECOND ROW: Randy Johnson, Steve Johnson, Diane Ackerman, Judy Birch, Rose Davis, Kay Stillwagon, Kathy Grice. FIRST ROW: Kim Badour, Richard Johnson, Tom Hagle, Douglas Myers, Susan Smith. 13 SENIOR BAND PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT AT HALFTIME SHOWS = FRONT ROW; L=-R: Chris Leddy Donna Miller Audrey Short Mary Ann Kovacevich Robin Sirrine Theresa Parker Carol Chatterton ABOVE: Ron Jenkins directs band through Nancy Terwillegar halftime performance. Peggi Mudd Shannon Livingston Yvonne Carlin BELOW: Majorettes twirl to the accompaniment of the Senior Varsity Band. Jan Cochran. SECOND ROW: Char Hildebrant Candee Landis Linda Chatterton Rhonda Haggit Cheryl Page Beth Hickerson Kim Moore Denise McIntosh Becky Fick Denise Albee Helen Short Mike Jackson SSS PIT SRE ITER oF SEE IEE ELT EI 14 Maureen Mohr. THIRD ROW: Kathy Tisdale Laura Wallace Janet Bihn Mary Mashue Judy Dorton Nancy Fenske Jan VanSteenhouse Marla Marden Rhoda March Joanne Caldecourt Ron Jenkins Dennis Snyder Kevin Seelhof Ken Lashuay Gale Kaufman Steve Blumer Kurt Twining Gavin Frantz. FOURTH ROW: Brian Sharpe Tom Bejeck Jim Thompson Bob Hoyt Lugene Schmelzer Don Terwillegar Jared Carlin Donna Herringshaw Beth Plueddemann Pat Fitzgibbon David Mapes. BACK ROW: Pam Freeman Mike Otey Floyd Linton Paula Johnston Lindsey Bashore Gil Frantz Ken Wolf Dale Beach Jeanne Jones Mary Linton Reggie Rector Joanne Sasse Brenda Burch Dar Talbot Guy Johnson ‘ Henry Mashue Dick Malpass Kevin Fitzgibbon Mr. Wm. Brown, Director BELOW: Marla Huber, Toni Jeffries, and Karen Hagle receiving the Baton Twirling Clinic Trophy from Mary Lou Holmes and Gloria Ball from Ferris, J.V. BAND PERFORMS IN NEW BLAZERS ————— BOTTOM ROW, L, TO R: Tom Leddy, Gary Johnson, Maxine Livingston, Nancy Breault, Karen Fick, Gaye Ostrander, Julie Pangborn, Jane Keenan, Cindy Ginter, Sue Shively, Brenda Shook, Carol Brown, Mike Card, Steve Emerson; SECOND ROW: Mike Richardson, Mike Clark, Jeff Warner, Kerry West, Cindy Miller, Laurie Costley, Connie Dalaba, Jackie Hall; THIRD ROW: Phil Bejcek, Linda Wilson, Cindy Reutherford, Carrie McCann, Kay Little, Debbie Chubb, Yvette Hagle, Sue Putnam, Sandy Miller, Nancy Reist, Joan Kovacevich; TOP ROW: Rick Clark, Chuck Dolley, Dan Barker, Mark Howison, Bill Wolgast, Al Caldecourt, Sally,Weston, Dawn Blubaugh, Robbie Coy, Phil Wade, and Mark Love. The Junior Varsity Band provided half time entertainment for junior varsity football games. Linda Wilson and Marlene Hildebrant are part of the half time ceremonies. ees PME eee Sy e eee ee Bs ne ichigo } aly nee § g SENIOR CADET BAND FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: Joan Jardno, Rick Reeves, Karin Moore, Karen Carroll, Marla Hagle, Sue Briley, Ann Marie Szyperski; SECOND ROW: Mike Morey, Fran Yates, Cindy Gandy, Wendy Nelson, Linda Sasse, Kathy Welch, Carol Burch, Debbie Kocisky; THIRD ROW: Dave Kurfman, Doyle Yoder, Joan English, Mary Juengel, Mary Jacobs, Pam Hebner, Kathy Wontorcik, and Mr. Brown. KAREN HAGLE LEADS MAJORETTES Karen Hagle, Captain of the Varsity Majorettes, Varsity Majorettes-LEFT-RIGHT--Marla Huber, Beth Hill, Karen Hagle, Capt, Toni Jeffries, 17 LIBRARY AIDES GIVE NEEDED HELP 30 PT ey! Te eaten FRONT ROW LEFT-RIGHT--Leticia Rios, Karen Maxson, Vicki Stack, Carol Fleischman, Pam Freeman. SECOND ROW--Cindy Gandy, Marla Huber, Denice Albee, Kathleen Terrill, Janet Kosnick, Deb Braden. THIRD ROW--Barb Marsh, Dale Church, Susan Olund, Dan Ginter. AV AIDES; TIMESAVER FOR TEACHERS a) LEF T-RIGHT--Pam Hebner, Jeff Carrol, Rob Hackett, Bob Hoyt, Rick Little, Dale Rabbage, Tim Little, Rich Wilcox, Bud Keidel, Tom Stone, Jim Thompson, Bekcy Fick. 18 TRAMPOLINE CLUB WORKS OUT WEEKLY LEF T-RIGHT--Rick Reeves, Janet Bihn, Marla Marden, Sandy Peasley, Carl Phillips, Janet Fisher, Judy Dorton, Miss Inman, advisor, Bobbi Wilcox, Fran Yates, Ruth Ann Fick, Larry Burkett, Rhonda Kobel, Tina Beach, Jeannie Breedlove, CLUB LEARNS FRENCH AND CUSTOMS FRONT ROW, L-R--Mike Jackson, Committee Chairman; Kathy Tisdale, St. Council Rep; Joyce Hill, Sec; Sue Hagle, Treas; Mrs. Baney, Adv; SECOND ROW, Jeff Holmsen, Mike Richardson, Joanne Raab, Cindy McCormick, Ruth Swoffer, Janet Parsons; THIRD ROW, Greg Ladner, Duey Hock, Sue Brooks, Kathy Huggard, Lill Ogeback, Norine Blubaugh. Absent: Sue Kenyon, Vice. Pres. ; Rich Chenoweth, Pres. GAA BOWLING POPULAR ACTIVITIES GAA FRONT ROW: L-R, Y. McGraw, Treas; P. Stern, Sec; P. Jackson, Pres; P. Johnston, V. Pres; M. Fales, Sr. St. Co, Rep. SECOND ROW: R, Smith; P. Mudd, D. Kovacevich, R. Smith, A. Short, N. Fenske, M. Linton, J. VanSteenhouse, M. Marden. THIRD ROW: S, Peasley, M. Moe, B. Kitzman, B. Hickerson, N. Terwillegar, S. Hagle, J. Parsons, T. Jeffries, R. Swoffer, S. Lashuay. FOURTH ROW: Mrs, Pat Thurston, Adv.; R. Haggit, D. Heringshaw, K, Tisdale, M. Jacobs, D. McIntosh, M. Juengel, C. Coy, M. Huber, C. Gandy, C. Holbert. BACK ROW: L. Sasse, A. Blumer, V. Hagley, D. Holmsen, D. Reist, D. Goodall, N. Miller, V. Holton, E, Bontrager, K. Miller. © 4 ) a a 7 aa, INTRAMURAL BOWLING FRONT ROW: L-R, A. Pietcher, B. Hogle, J. Breedlove, R. McCray, Y. McGraw, R. Smith, M,. Linton, P. Johnson, G, Johnson, C. Ordiway, SECOND ROW: B. Marsh, P. Federer, A. Short, K, Terrill, R. Weaver, K, Carroll, N. Fenske, J. VanSteenhouse, K. Fitzgibbon. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Pat Thurston, L, Smith, D. Albee, P. Davis, N. LaVier, F. Yates, B. McConnell, M. Mohr, G. Moorehead, K. Badg ero. FOURTH ROW: R. Reeves, J. Fisher, P. Neal, C. Miller, P. Freeman, G. Davis, S. Olend, A. Szyperski, C. Badgero, S. Briley, S. Southwell. FIFTH ROW: D. DeBolt, T. Valentine, J. Breault, B. Banks, E, Yatch, M. Wirtz, T. Gregor, J. McConnell, M. LaVier. SIXTH ROW: J. Banks, R. Ullery, S. Collins, H, Mashue, J. Schaefer, K, Thurlow, D, Stilwagon, B. Kiedel, D. Yost, L. Inman, 20 NEW SKI CLUB HEADED BY MR. KUEHL FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT--Dennis Friedrichs, Bill Fisher, Mr. Kuehl--Adv. , Bernie Friedrichs--Vice Pres; Gail English--Treas. ; Janet Fisher--Pres, ; Judy Dorton--Sec. ; Jim Bliss. 2nd--Terry Holt, Sue Briley, Janet Kosnick, Clara Steinmetz, Debbie Goodall, Joanne Caldecorut, Karen Badger. 3rd-- Kevin Fitzgibbon, John Fisher, Jared Carlin, Joe Owens, Jim Thompson. 4th--Max Sweetman, Al Cladecourt, Gordon Freeze, Dan Goodall, Pat Fitzgibbon. ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHT CAMPUS LIFE FRONT ROW LEFT-RIGHT--Maureen Mohr, Beth Hickerson, Nancy Hill, Deb Gerish, 2nd--Denise Albee, Linda Chatter- ; ; ton, Pat Howison, Robin Smith, JoAnne Cladecourt, 3rd-- Paula Johnston and Kirk Shangle caught in the Mary Linton, Paula Johnston, Melody Fales, Nancy Terwil- action during one of the bowling nights. legar, Rhonda Smith, BACK ROW--Theresa Parker, Sandy Peasley, 21 PEP CLUBS ADD SPARK TO SCHOOL SPIRIT PEP CLUB OFFICERS FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT--Jan VanSteenhouse--Pres, ; John Maxson--Vice President; Moreen Mohr-- Student Council Rep; Audrey Short--Treas; Patty Howison--Secretary. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB TROPHY CASE = nt § FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT--Bern Friedrich--Vice-President; Roy Stern--Pres; Mike Abbate--Treas; John Treas; John Keenan--Secretary. 2nd--John Maxson, Doc Walters, Paul Sasse, Larry Bailey, Alvin Hopkins. 3rd--George Bailey, Tom Pangborn, Ken Brown, Carl Phillips, Jess Myers, Cris Woodcock, 4th--John Kempa, Mike Heath, Larry Burkett, Kirk Shangle, Steve Lange, Glenn Moorehead, Sth--Greg Hoggard, Dar Deveraux, Joe Albaugh, Steve Ray, Mr. Wood- ward, Mr. Lukshaitis. HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNIZES SCHOLARS + Feets= — z Me: Pees: Se ee ne AY a - ons oe “ a FRONT ROW LEFT-RIGHT (KNEELING) K. Wolf, T. Pangborn, G. FRONT LEFT--Mary Petrie Frantz; 2nd ROW--R. Chenoweth, K. Hagle, B, Brooks, S. McDonald, RIGHT- -Sue Peasley A. Short, Mrs. Thurlow, T. Blumer, F. Brown; 3rd ROW--J. Van- BACK LEFT--Jan Foote Steenhouse, C, Le ddy, T. Jeffries, M. Kovacevich, Y. Carlin, C. RIGHT--Rich Thomas Steinmetz, C, Chatterton, T. Woodcock, C. Coe; LAST ROW--S, Marquardt, I, Smith, N. Miller, B, Hull, B. Hill, S. Franklin, D. Miller, L. Miller, B. Plueddemann, J. Smith. Oy ES; THOSE WERE THE DAYS OF VARIED ACTIVITIES COUNCIL SPEAKS FOR STUDENT BODY ey FRONT ROW L-R: Tom Hayes, Hilma Welikson, Mrs. White, adv, Joyce Hill, Vice Pres; Steve Lange, Pres. ; Janet Fisher, Sec. ; Kathy Tisdale, Kathy Welch, Jose Souta. SECOND ROW: Gail English, Mare de Souza, Sue Lashuay, Lill Ogeback, Helen Short, Melody Fales, Candee Landis, Mary Ann Kovacevich. THIRD ROW: Maureen Mohr, John Maxson, Judy Dorton, Tom Pangborn, Absent: Fred Fick, Treas, These student council reps and their adviser were all elected this year to the State Executive Council. LEFT TO RIGHT--Janet Fisher, Mrs, White, Joyce Hill, FRONT ROW, L-R: J. Finney, Hist; D. Scribner, V. Pres; K. Terwillegar, Pres; K. Fick, Sec; L. Finney, Treas, SECOND ROW: C. McCann, D, Varner, L. Lover, N. Breault, D. Mashue, B, Eastman, J. Pangborn, C. Most, Mr. Mielock, adv. 26 HOMECOMING DUGGESS, INSURED BY LANCER WIN Co ‘% A few Seniors sit and enjoy the band. The Queen and her court with escorts during halftime ceremonies, ABOVE: Terry Shalk carries for a Lancer gainina 7-6 Victory. LEFT: Almost Everyone enjoyed The Sand especially when they played a slow one. PARP iM ABOVE: Lead singer of ''The Sand gets wrapped up in his music, BELOW: Entertainment was supplied by the And the beat goes on, Homecoming Court--SEATED; Queen Mary Petrie. STANDING L-R; Marla Huber, Freshman Rep; Robin Sirrine, Sophomore Rep; Deb Gerish, Junior Rep; Audrey Short and Becky Brooks, Senior Reps, A crowded cafeteria for Homecoming night. '68' Queen, Mary Ellen Weaver, crowns Queen Mary at halftime ) of game. LANCER STAFF MEETS ALL DEADLINES | FRONT ROW L-R--Deb Scribner, Gail English, Jan VanSteenhouse, Editor; Janet Fisher, Asst. Business Mer. , Paula Johnston, Asst, Editor; Kerry Baker, Pat Kerrigan. BACK ROW, Mr. Warner, adv. , jeri-Gene Smith, Sheila Marquardt, Jan Foote, Barb Hull, Peg Neal, Maxine Maloney, Deanna Johnson, Deb Gerish, Kathy Breedlove, Audrey Short. ABSENT: Ingrid Smith, Business Manager. ABOVE: Gail and Paula caught on a work day during vacation to meet the deadline. LEFT: Jan and Janet are planning their next move to keep the schedule (while waiting for the wrestling team picture. ) 30 TWO SHARE SHIELD EDITORS JOB Audrey Short was kept busy the first semester The Second semester found Becky Brooks taking over | with the job of editing the Shield, the editors job and Karen Timmons the Head Typist for the Shield. { | FRONT ROW, L-R: Connie Pavka, Barb Hull, Becky Brooks, Ronna Weaver, Kathy Robinson, Kathy Breedlove, | Sue Hagle, Deb Hebner. SECOND ROW: Jan Foote, Peg Neal, Maxine Maloney, Deanna Johnson, Deb Gerish, | Gail English, Pat Kerrigan, Karen Timmons, Kathy Terrill, Mr. Warner, adv. THIRD ROW: Larry Bailey, Mike Heath, Ralph Albee, Rich Chenoweth. sil THOSE WERE THE DAYS OF ADMINISTRATION NAME OF THE Zé i : i } iE i ADMINISTRATION FACES SPACE NEEDS BOARD OF EDUCATION L-R; Mr. Ted Holmsen, trustee; Mr. Harold Timmons, trustee; Dr. Paul Wolf, trustee, Dr. Frederick Brown, trustee; Mr, James Fisher, president; Mr. John Pangborn, treasurer. Absent--Mr. William Barker, secretary. MR, JUENGEL, Principal MR. COE, Superintendent 34 COUNSELORS, ASST. _ ee PRIN. LOOK TO STUDENT NEEDS MRS, PAT DALMAN aided the seventh graders this year. z c ‘ a | MR. GREGORY CLIMIE Assistant Principal MR, WILLIAM MICK counsels Seniors, Eighth MR, GENE LUKSHAITIS counsels Ninth grade, graders, and Junior girls. tenth grade, and junior boys. Sp) . ree Be 4 f ee, EL se bi te | COOKS | ABOVE--L-R: Doris Schmelzer, Margaret Sweebe, and Dorothy Parker. =p P F RIGHT--L-R: Clarence Myers, and Delvin Dahms. pti a ’ a A 4, CUSTODIANS BELOW: Mr. Frank Enos, Head Custodian. et ee oe eee ee ee L-R: Lloyd Anderson, Harry McNett, Hap Delong, and Don _—— Hammond. 36 MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS. MRS. ROSE BURLESON MR. PETE INJASOULIAN MR. CHARLES MIELOCK MRS. BECKY THURSTON MRS. ALMA WENTWORTH MRS. GENEVA LARSON MRS, DIANE ROOT MR. MARK SANGER BELOW: MRS. JAN DEAN in one of her science classes. MRS. VIRGINIA SHIVELY MR. CLAUDE WAMBACK MR, SOCIAL STUDIES ok ae PS 3 ‘ : : ae a ae ae MISS LINDA BRUIN MRS. DIANE GROSS MR, PAUL KUEHL MR. JAN LaCROIX MISS PAT LASSLET MRS. SHIRLEY THURLOW MUSIC Left-MR. DAVID WHARTON Right-MR. WILLIAM BROWN fx 5 Z ° 5 : : = © 5 c E s 2 cs — ; e z oa re a : a Lo = — a Z AS : tT! Lo Z S ES G Z m QO = Z, a Speer O of WY : z E LD 5 = SS Lu a S Zz 5 ¢ = ‘alZ A © )ae aa) 2 5 Zz 3 a 2 E 5 Md : Qa U 2 2 S O = Y em = ea = ENGLISH DEPARTMENT [ MRS. PAT DALMAN MRS, MARILYN EMMONS MRS, PAT FITCH MRS. ELSIE NEPKIE oh MRS, LINDA NICHOLS MRS. FRIEDA SMITH MRS. JAN THOMAS MR, FRED WARNER MRS, ALICE BERRY MRS. GAYLA SMITH, Librarian MRS. JENNIFER WHITE LANGUAGES MRS. CATHY ZINCK MRS, JEAN BANEY HOME ECONOMICS é A y MRS. NANCY ELLIS PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. RON CRAMPTON ‘MRS, ALICE MACHUTA Art Special Ed. MRS. PAT THURSTON MR. BILL GREBE MRS, NANCY GWILT worked under the super- vision of both Miss Lovett and Mr. Injasoulian. ty ee af SKU Ee PT) conere WITH s4iz, YouR SupeRtok?! = CF peas é MRS. LAURA LOCKMAN was supervised by MRS. DALMAN and MRS. ZINCK. MR. RICHARD LANGE was supervised by MR. LaCROIX. MR. DAVID MARTINEAU worked in the Physical MR. RONALD RYCKMAN was under the super- Education Dept. under the supervision of Mr. Grebe. vision of MR. KARR in Physical Education. GAIN EXPERIENCE BEFORE FIRST JOB To obtain teaching experience, these CMU students came to B.C. and taught under the supervision of our teachers. Mrs. . Tanna Ellinger worked under Mrs. Pat Thurston in Physical Education. Mr. Edward Gauthier worked under Mr. Jan LaCroix in History. Mr. Joe Honsowitz worked for Miss Helen Lovett in social studies and Mr. Bill Grebe in Physical Ed. Mr. John Herzler worked under Mr. Fred Warner in the speech department. _ STUDENT TEACHERS MRS, TANNA ELLINGER MR. EDWARD GAUTHIER MR. JOE HONSOWITZ A e Coos ee wa | | MR. JOHN HEZLER 43 SENIORS Pye Hea’ ™ . ALLA A Gil Frantz, Senior Class President CLASS MOTTO: The Past Forever Gone, the Future Still Our Own, CLASS FLOWER: Lily of the Valley CLASS COLORS: Deep Purple and Lavender Tom Blumer, Kim Parker, Fred Brown, and Pat Fitzgibbon displayed their Senior Spirit and talent in the hog-calling contest at the Swamp Stomp. Mrs. Burleson and Miss Bruin were recognized through their disguises as they united to solicit guesses for the Bean-Guessing contest. The class leaders were L-R; Gil Rider, Vice- President; Ken Wolf, Treasurer; Mrs. Bur- leson and Miss Bruin, advisors; Gil Frantz, President; Ralph Al- bee, Historian; and Becky Brooks, Secre- tary. They are shown here counting the money made from selling Rex All- Purpose Cleaner, LEDDY BROWN, TOP HONOR STUDENTS BACK ROW: Sheila Marquardt, Norene Miller, Yvonne Carlin, Donna Miller, Sue Franklin, Beth Pluedemann, Beth Hill, Barb Hull, Jan Foote, Audrey Short, Carol Chatterton; MIDDLE ROW: jeri-Gene Smith, Karen Hagle, Mary Petrie, Becky Brooks, Sharyl McDonald, Mary Ann Kovacevich, Chris Leddy, Terry Woodcock; FRONT ROW: Fred Brown, Fred Fick, Peggy Jackson, Toni Jeffries, Candy Coe, Ingrid Smith, Gil Frantz, Ken Wolf, Tom Blumer. Sue Peasley and Richard Thomas (They were absent for the large group picture above) Chris Leddy (LEFT) was named valedictorian of the 1970 gradu- ating class. Her point average was 3.95. Named as this year's salutatorian was Fred Brown with a grade point average of 3.93. FIVE EXCHANGE STUDENTS ATTEND BC We had three exchange students from Brazil this year; they were: Hilma Welikson, residing with the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lewis family; Marc de Souza, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fick and family; and Joey Souta, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glinke and family. Lill Ogeback, from Sweden, is residing with the Harold Timmons family, and Simon Cusworth, from England, who attended BC first semester, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briley and family. Hilma Welikson, Brazil, wants to learn to speak the English Language better. Joey Souta and Mark de Souza, both from Brazil are caught reading American magazines. Lill Ogebeck, points to her of Sweden. at RG + MUBA SMaN reese +74 et Nia ee Simon Cusworth, from England, enjoys using BC library materials. MELVIN ANIBAL GEORGE BAILEY RALPH ALBEE Remember how we worried about our grades dropping that last semester? KERRY BAKER 50 LINDA BADOUR PAM BARBER TOM BLUMER DAN BRADEN Remember when ‘ 'cool boys had butches and wore white socks? KATHY BREEDLOVE | | VICKIE BRIGGIN BECKY BROOKS FRED BROWN 51 KEN BROWN LARRY BURKETT YVONNE CARLIN Remember when we looked forward to the Friday night dances in the 7th grade? TOM CARROLL REX CLARK CANDY COE JACK COOK ae SIMON CUSWORTH Remember our lively class discussions about Senior trip --vs-- Senior party? ROSS DOIL KEN DRAMER GAIL ENGLISH PAULA FEDERER FRED FICK OS PAT FITZGIBBON JAN FOOTE ALISON FOX Remember when we thought we'd never finish prom? SUE FRANKLIN BERN FRIEDRICH DAVE GANDY BOB GOODALL 54 BRENDA HAGLE KAREN HAGLE DAVE HARTNAGLE Remember when Mrs. Siemson was the idol of us all as seventh graders? VICKI HICKERSON CHARLOTTE HILDEBRANT CAROL GOULD Jo BETH HILL Remember the March '70 snowday and how upset Vicki got? JERRY HOLZHAUSEN BARB HULL CATHY JACKSON PEGGY JACKSON ee GALE KAUFMAN BARB KIRK DEBBIE JEWELL Remember our exciting field trips across the driveway to Lake Lukshaitis ? MARY ANN KOVACEVICH 57 STEVE LANGE DIANA LEE CHRIS LEDDY Remember how much fun Roger Barr was and all the track records he set? DIANE LEWIS BARB LINTON FLOYD LINTON JOHN LITTLE | 58 = LEE LIVINGSTON REX LOWE Remember all the cam- paign skits for Junior High Student Council? RHONDA McCRAY SHARYL McDONALD a JEAN McDOUGLE REGINA McLACHLAN BETH McGOWAN 59 YVONNE McGRAW CHUCK MAPES Remember how hard we worked during vacation while everyone else lolled around at HOME? ELAINE MARTIN JOHN MAXWELL PEGGY MEEKHOFF DONNA MILLER 60 rm GLENN MOOREHEAD MIKE MORR LIL OGEBECK Remember when Lancer High seemed so huge in 65? MIKE OTEY JOE OWENS CHERYL PAGE KIM PARKER 61 YVONNE PEASLEY Remember when Mr. Kuehl frequented the store- rooms at noon during our Junior class candy sale and told us bunny stories every Friday? ROGER PETTIPAS ANNETTE PEITSCHER BETH PLEUDDEMANN KATHY POST 62 GIL RIDER P KATHY ROBINSON — — Remember our first essay test from Mrs. Nichols during our sophomore year? KIM SEELHOFF BARRY SHEETS RAMONA SHEPHARD 63 KATHY SKAMELKA Remember when Bernie was class president three years ina row? INGRID SMITH JUDY SMITH MARY SMITH PENNIE SOUTHWELL 64 RHONDA SMITH DIANE SPITNALE Remember when Jeannie had long brown hair? KIM SWARTHOUT SANDY SWEEBE DEMSKI LINDA SWEET RUTH SWOFFER CHRIS TALBOT RUBEN TESSIN Remember when Mary was crowned queen during half- time by Mary Ellen? RONNA WEAVER RICHARD WILCOX KEN WOLF MARTIN WELCH KARAN WOLFE CHRIS WOODCOCK Remember when the prom was cheap enough for all to attend? NOT PICTURED JOE ALBAUGH MARK DE SOUZA JUKKA LINDHOLN JOEY SOUTA TERRY WOODCOCK WOLF-PARKER PRODUCTIONS Wolf-Parker productions was formed about a year ago to add some comic relief to the days morning announce- ments. Their average an- nouncement took about one- and-one-half hours to prepare. L-R: Ken Wolf, Tom Blumer, George Bailey, Kim Parker. BELOW: Larry Bailey and Mike Parsons, Gil Frantz absent from the picture. Lshab Gt CaS . Soda Fot ae ain 4 iy s restaurant finds Gavin Frantz, Kathy Timmons, Kevin Fit- ice cream from Gale Kaufman. , BOYS SCHOOL: BACK, Tom Timmons, Kevin Ruben Tessin, director of the boys' school, tells Fitzgibbon, Rick Young; FRONT, Ruben Tessin, Mary Mashue to, Keep your girls on their own Gavin Frantz, Buck Love, and Gale Kaufman. side of the hedge. a 05 n= ctl ane tn ——— — —— GO IS FIRST MUSICAL Mary Mashue (Miss McCauley), Sheryl Wade (Esther) and Jeanne Jones (Violet) discuss the financial crisis the school finds itself in. Mary Mashue, director of the girls' school tells Ruben Tessin to ''Keep your boys on their own side of the hedge. Sheryl Wade, in the part of Esther, catches the girls slipping out at night and later sings Ev- erybody Goes Through the Hedge But Me. RIGHT: Lindsey Bash- ore, in the part of Sam Hooker, saves the day and brings boys and girls and male and female school directors to- gether. 69 ait tects IS SCENE OF 1970 PROM RS v4 Mr. Paul Kuehl, Junior Class advisor, enjoyed the ‘al music of 'The Ones, Students and chaperones enjoyed the convenience of the buffet dinner served at the Sky Room. w While enjoying dinner the crowd had full view of the lighted runways. LEFT-- Mike Maureen arriving at the prom. Dancing, listening, and socializing--an appeal for everyone. An elated queen Lill, our Swedish import is crowned during Prom ceremonies at the Sky Room by Mr. Oliver Juengel, principal. The class of ‘71 held the Jr-Sr Prom at the Sky Room at Tri-City Airport. A buffet dinner was served there before the arrival of the band, ‘The Ones, The Theme and Title of the 1970 Prom were Now is Forever and A Beginning with the Stars. Queen and court, L-R: Queen Lill Ogebeck; Sheila Marquardt Char Hildebrant, tied for 2nd runner-up; and Candy Coe, 1st runner-up. TAA 138 GO THRU GRADUATION CEREMONIES The traditional Pomp and Circum- stance'' was not missing as the Senior Var- sity Band performed the Processional and Recessional and presented ''The Sinfonians as their Commencement selection. Dr. Jerry M. Anderson On June 4, 1970, 138 seniors went through graduation cere- monies at BCHS. The speaker, Dr. Anderson, chose Choices, Challenges, and Commitments as his theme. BELOW: Audrey Short receives her diploma from James Fisher, president, Board of Education. BELOW: The word is given, the seniors flip their ALL NIGHT PARTY HELD | A first for the class of '70 was an ‘ all night Senior Class Party from 11 p.m. to5 a.m. at the Community Center. Included were the Pioneer Room, the Youth Center, the Mirror Room, the ping-pong room and the pool. The pool was available from 11 until 2 with the rest of the center open all night for varied activities. The Pitcheblende furnished the music to keep things throbbing in the Mirror Room. Good idea Seniors! A little horse-play in the pool was enjoyed by most. ABOVE: The Pitchblende tassels, and are graduated. It loo ks like it hurts and he hasn't even hit yet. (Dar Devereaux) So who cares if her feet aren't together. (Char Hildebrant) 74 THOSE WERE THE DAYS OF UNDERCLASSMEN | : | M4 ; i A Ry RE For we were young and sure to have our way. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Kerry West, Vice-President Dennis Friedrich, President Jane Keenan, Secretary Linda Wilson, Treasurer Adkins, Nancy Albee, Linda Ash, Tim Aukerman, Diane Badour, Jeff Badour, Kim Barker, Dan Beach, Chris Bejeck, Tim Bennett, Jerry Bennett, Ken Bouck, Robin Braden, Dennis Breasbois, Becki Breasbois, Steve Brown, Janice Buchanan, Greg Bugbee, Brian Burch, Gale Burch, Judy Card, Mike Carroll, Phil Cashen, Charles Cassiday, Kris Chapin, David Chubb, Nancy Clark, Rick Copus, Greg Corbett, Sue Cottrell, Richard Cottrell, Sheila Coy, Polly Crall, Brenda Crall, Steve Curley, Dave Curtis, Bruce Dalaba, Connie Davis, Lewis DeBolt, Mike Deitsch, Cindy DeMott, Kevin Devericks, JoAnn DeVore, Luanna Dolley, Chuck Dopp, Jeannie Douglas, Vicky Dryer, Debbie Dyer, Janet Eastmen, Paul Emerson, Eric Estep, Jean Fisher, Bill Fitting, Cindy Fleminger, Dave Freeman, Lori 77 Friedrich, Dennis Grace, Steve Grice, Kathy Hackett, Jim Hagle, Tom Hale, Barb Hale, Lynette Hall, Dennis Hall, Jackie Hall, Rick Hartung, Becky Herman, Bill Hickerson, Kelly Hildebrant, Marlene Hoggard, Chris Hoon, Cindy Houghton, Don Huber, Eddie Inman, Marilyn Ireland, Ken Jacobs, Karen Jenkins, Alan Johnson, Gary Cheering for the faculty-alumni basketball game were, LEFT TO RIGHT, Mary Ellen Weaver, Janeen Wolgast and Jackie Woodcock. 78 Dan Sullivan finding out what a speech is all about, Johnson, Randy Johnson, Richard Kennan, Jane Keidel, Jim Kern, Scott Kindy, Carol King, Ed King, Terri Kleinhans, George Knapp, Tina Knapp, Loretta Knopp, Greg Kruger, Bob Kudich, Kris Ladner, Shelly Landy, Joe Lange, Robbin Leddy, Tom Lewis, Lenny Lewis, Marietta Little, Kay Lockhart, Bob Love, Lori Mainhood, Kim Mapes, John Mapes, Phillip Mapes, Steve Mashue, Anita Mashue, Steve McCann, Carrie McCann, Mike McCray, Susan Marlene Hildebrant, (LEFT) Lori Freeman are learning to disect frogs in Mr, Wamback's class, McDougle, Melvin McIntosh, Lois McLeod, Kay McRoberts, Lauralee Merryman, Starr Miller, Cindy Mizer, Craig Moody, Tom Moore, Barb Morey, Mark Morr, Jim Most, Clark Nieman, Jerry Norris, Harold Olund, Scott 80 Orvis, Dawn Otey, Laurel Overton, Linda Owens, Jerry Page, Jim Pangborn, Julie Parker, Debbie Pelton, Mark Phelps, Tim Plachta, Jeff Post, Lola Raab, Jim Radosa, Teresa Rant, Michelle Ray, Suzanne Reid, Cindy Reist, Nancy Retherford, Cindy Rios, Rick Rippe, Richard Robins, Dawn Ross, Mike Ryckman, Richard Salva, Mary Seelhoff, Cindy Shively, Sue Shobe, Ray Shook, Brenda Short, Mark Shuart, Debbie Skamelka, Phil Smith, Denay Smith, Kim Smith, Mike Smith, Sue Bush hats were in! NOT PICTURED David Corner Rose Davis Deleva Haney Rick Huey Mike Ignatowski Janet Lockhart Thompson, Dale Thomas, David Thompson, Jackie Tisdale, Steve Tracey, Mary Turner, Tenna Wade, Phil Wallace, Joe Walters, Keith Warner, Jeff Wendt, Mike West, Kerry Wetherell, Karen White, Larry Wiggins, Randy Wiggins, Roxanne Williams, Kris Williamson, Melody Wilson, Linda Wolfe, Cindy Wontorcik, Garry Woodbury, Junior Woodcock, Janet Woodcock, Rhonda Wyse, Duane 82 Smith, Tom Stevens, Kevin Taylor, Tom Thomas, Mark Oh my friends we’re older but no wiser Allen, Ken Arthur, Kevin Badgero, Chriss CLASS OFFICERS L, TOR.: President, Bill McDonald; Treasurer, Mark Love; Vice-President, Michelle Devereaux; and Secretary, Kelly DeVore. Badour, Cindy Badour, Marla Barber, Mike Barrett, Donna Batdorf, Lucinda Beach, Elaine Bejcek, Phil Berlin, Dave Bliss, Jim Blubaugh, Dawn Blubauch, Marcia Blumer, Curt Bontrager, Cindy Bradley, Michelle Breasbois, Ben Breasbois, Tom 83 Breault, Nancy Brooks, Sue Brown, Carol Brown, Mark Burch, Anna Mae Burket, Mark Bursley, Carolyn Caldecourt, Al Carroll, Bryon Carroll, Kathy Chalmers, Jim Chatterton, Ann Chubb, Debbie Church, Dale Clark, Mike Cook, Bob Cornelius, Alan Costley, Laurie Coy, Robbi Crosby, Annette Crosby, Beth Brosby, Debbie Davis, Kristine Deitsch, Karen Devereaux, Michelle DeVore, Kelley Dopp, Rick Doran, Carleen Dryer, Dave Dyer, Debbie Eastman, Bret Emerson, Steve English, Sally Estep, Julie Ferguson, Terry 84 Fick, Karen Fields, Terry Finney, Jean Finney, Lonnie Fleischman, Cheryl Foote, Jim Foster, Larry Freeze, Gordon Fuller, Judy Gandy, Marla Garner, Jim Ginter, Cindy Glynn, Rosanne Glynn, Ruth Ann Goodall, Cathy Goodall, Dan Hackett, Paula Hagle, Yvette Hale, Vern Haley, Tom Hartman, Becky Hartnagle, John Heikkila, Bruce Herman, Andy Hock, Dewey Hoggard, Marsha Holt, Terry Holton, Sue Holzhausen, Dave Howison, Mark Huber, Cheryl Huggard, Kathy Hurt, Yvonne Jeffries, Vicki Jenkins, Dick 85 Jines, Byron Johnson, Steve Kane, Dennis Katzinger, Becky Kenyon, Dale Kenyon, Keith Kindy, Sharon King, Debbie Knapp, Robin Kovacevich, Joan Krotzer, Carla Krotzer, Nancy Krotzer, Sue Kurfman, Dan Ladner, Kim LaMee, Don Landis, John Leddy, Karen Little, Rhoda Livingston, Marilyn Livingston, Maxine Livingston, Richie Love, Mark Lowe, John Lyons, Kathy Lyons, Fred Mainhood, Gregg Marzuardt, Sue Mashue, Dottie Maxson, Karen McDonald, Bill Mercer, Pam Miller, Dave Miller, Sandy Mizer, Pam 86 Murphy, Terry Myers, Doug Neiman, Terry Nordbeck, Cindy Science quiz teams. Norris, Kathy Noykos, Marla Ordiway, Rodney Orivs, Rodney Ostrander, Gaye Phillips, Dottie Pitman, Paul Pritchard, Tony Putnam, Sue Raab, Joanne Raab, John Rector, Dale Richardson, Mike Rider, Sue Rios, Leticia Rogers, Jeff Schlicker, Lindy Scribner, Diane Secrist, Jim Seeley, Henry Shaffer, Larry Shuart, Ed Smith, Ellen Smith, Rick Spitnale, Denny 87 Stack, Vicky Stern, Tom Stone, Pam Sweetman, Max Pep Club officers and Planning Committee. Swift, Gary Taylor, Doug Terwillegar, Kevin Thompson, Bill Thompson, Steve Thompson, Sue Ullery, Rick Vahovick, Chuck VanMeter, JoAnn Varner, Dan Wendt, Chris Weston, Salley Wiggons, Ken Wirtz, Brian Wolgast, Bill Woodcock, Dan Wright, Nola Young, Tom NOT PICTURED: Cook, Jim Crosby, Dave Dawson, Tom Howey, Kathleen Kane, Dennis Lambert, Laurilee Shangle, Kris Smith, Cathy Steele, Mike 88 We lost our starry notions -on the way NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS sec, , Rae Swarthout Hist. , Becky Fick VeF,., Don Terwillegar Pres, , Randy Freeze Freas hen Lashuay Anibal, Elaine Ash, Doug Badgero, Karen Badour, Mark Banks, Debbie Banks, John Barber, Michelle Bass, George Bass, Jim Batdorf, Dave Beach, Keith Beach, Tina Bejeck, Tom Bennett, Bonny Bernard, Amanda Bernard, Efford Berry, Pat Blubauch, John Blubaugh, Norine Blumer, Ann Bontrager, Cris Braden, Diane Brawt, Helen Breasbois, Debbie Breault, John Breedlove, Jeanie Briley, Sue 89 Brooks, Tom Buckey, Joe Burch, Carol Campbell, Turdy Chapin, Cathy Clark, Lynn Clark, Nola Cook, Jim Courtney, Connie Crall, Debbie Crosby, Dave Curley, Beth Davidson, Tim Debolt, Darvin Devericks, Linda Dickerson, Debbie Douglass, Chuck Douglass, Dave Dryer, Tim English, Joan Fick, Becky Freeze, Randy Gandy, Cindy Glynn, Richard Gorden, Rex Gransden, Kathy Grice, Tom Haggit, Rhonda Hagle, Marla Hagley, Vicky Ham, Becky Havers, Kathy Heath, Pat Hebner, Pam Herringshaw, Donna Hill, Tim Hitsman, Merlin Holbert, Cindy Holmsen, Jeff Holzhausen, Jeff Hopkins, Patti Hoyt, Kathy Huber, Marla Hudson, Sharon Huey, Rick Jacobs, Mary Jo Johnson, Guy Juengel, Mary Kempa, Pat Kenyon, Devra Kindy, Joyce Kline, John Knapp, Barb Kobel, Rhonda Kocisky, Deb Kurfman, Dave Ladner, Greg Lambeth, Lisa LaMee, David LaRue, Mickey Lashuay, Ken Lashuay, Sue Leddy, Kathy Lee, Sandra Little, Tim Longstreth, Shelly Mapes, David Marden, Marla McClain, Christine McIntosh, Denise McLaren, Marsha McLeod, Ken Miller, Karen Miller, Kathy Morden, Dennis Morey, Mike Morgan, Barb Bill Uppham is de- scribing weather movements to the earth science class as Mr. Woodward looks on, Myers, Dan Nelson, Wendy Ogg, Vickie Ordiway, Carl Orvis, Jonquill 92 Otey, Duane Parsons, Patty Phillips, Becky Post, Hank Reeves, Rick Robinson, Jim Robinson, Mike Sasse, Linda Sasse, Paul Schaefer, Jim Scribner, Claudeen Scribner, Dave Scribner, Dennis Secrist, Pat Sestak, Ken Shaffer, Diane Shepard, Dennis Short, Helen Sian, Keith Sian, Ken Sinclair, Steve Skutt, Debbie Simith Leo Smith, Robin Snyder, Dennis Southwell, Sue Stalter, Jan Steele, Ed Stone, Tom Stillwagon, Bonnie Spann, Bret Swarthout, Rae Swoffer, Sue Szyperski, Ann Marie Talbot, Dar Talbot, Marlene Terwillegar, Don Tisdale, Kathy Tracey, Brenda Tripp, Connie Tripp, Dick Twining, Kurt Valentine, Ted Weaver, Kip Welch, Kathy POP DRINKING CONTEST AT THE SWAMP STOMP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Fitzgibbon, Kurt Twining and Jeff Holzhausen. Wontorcik, Kathy Woodberry, Carolyn Yates, Kathy Yoder, Doyle Yost, Randy Dan Ames Anita Bartlett Tom Buckner Richard Cashen Steve Collins Polly Coy NOT PICTURED Ed Dutcher Jim Fishtorn Tom Hale Becky Hartung David McLean 94 Wetherell, Bruce Wetherell, Dale Wiggins, Judy Richard Reid Mary Rider Ray Rider Joe Ross Bonnie Williamson Keith Wirtz And dreamed of all the great things we would do. 95 TENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Debby Kovacevich, Secretary Jess Myers, Treasurer Paula Johnston, President Gavin Frantz, Vice-President Mary Linton, Historian Adkins, Linda Anger, Rhonda Berlin, Lyle Bihn, Janet Blummer, Steve Braden, Debbie Buckner, Tom Bugbee, Conny Burch, Brenda Bursley, Kay Caldecourt, Joanne Carroll, Dennis Carroll, Gary Carroll, Jeff Carroll, Karen Chatterton, Lynda Church, Connie Clark, June Cottrell, Randa Davis, Gayle DeBolt, Darla Dinman, Ed Doehring, Denice Dryer, Jim Eastman, Steve Eastman, Steven O. Fales, Melody Fenski, Gail Fick, Kimberly Fick, Lannis Fiting, Randy Frantz, Gavin Freeman, Pam Ginter, Dan Grandsden, Liz Grigar, Tom Haggit, Debbie Haney, Rosa Harnick, Sue Hart, Elaine Havens, Becky Hayes, Tom Hepner, Gale Hill, Nancy Hoggard, Gregg Hoggard, Roger Holmsen, Debbie Hoon, Eugene Howison, Patty Hoyt, Bob Hubert, Fred Inman, Chuck Jackson, Jerrilyn Jardno, Joan Jefferies, Dave 96 Jeffries, Kay Johnson, Glenn Johnston, Paula Keenan, Jim Kenyon, Margo Kitzman, Bobby Kobel, Mike Kovachevich, Debbie Krotzer, Sonia Lambert, Diane Melody Fales is caught cal- ling pigs at the Swamp Stomp! Landis, Candee Lavier, Nancy Lentz, Tony Linton, Mary Love, Buck Lyons, Kriss March, Rhoda Marquardt, Bryon Mashue, Henry Mavis, Cindy McConnell, Beatrice McCormick, Cindy McDonald, Chuck McDougle, Shirley McIntosh, Roger SM Miller, Dave Moe, Mary Moody, Rick Morgan, Jim Morr, Mark Mudd, Peggi Myers, Jesse Owen, Lynn Parker, Theresa Parsons, Kendra Parsons, Mike Peasley, Sandy Peasley, Steven Pelton, Ray Phillips, Elsie Raab, Janet Raab, Dorene Raftery, Mary Reist, Dawn Sasse, Joanne Schaefer, Randy Schalk, Pam Schmelzer, Lugene Shepard, Janice Sirrine, Robin Skamalka, Pat Smith, Peggy Smith, Robin Spitnale, Mike Stanford, Jerry Steele, Keith Stevens, Connie Stevens, Eugene Strait, Lynn Suderman, Penny NOT PICTURED: Robert Bauer, Amanda Bernard, Tim Dugdale, Debbie Goodall, Randy Grass, Don Hartnagle, Rick Little, Dan McCray, Herb McKee, Suzie Olund, Lewis Saxton, Kevin Seelhoff, and Wanda Sian. 99 This gang is watching the festivities at the Sophomore Swamp Stomp! Sweetman, Ron Terrill, George Thurlow, Kelvin Timmons, Tom dhgabtss Mien Upham, Bill VanMeter, Mary Ann Wade, Cheryl Waggoner, Kathi Wallace, Laura Walters, Jeff Weaver, Kathy Weimer, David Wiggins, Dale Wilcox, Bobbi Williamson, Melody Wirtz, Mike Woodruff, Sharmon Yatch, Ed Yates, Frances Young, David Remember how we laughed away the hours FLEVENTH GRADE Abbate, Mike Albee, Denise Allen, Kathy Badgero, Brenda Bailey, Larry . : ( eplinat Class officers, L-R, John Kempa, Vice-Pres, ; George Dempsey, Pres, ; Clara Steinmetz, Treas. ; Linda Smith, Hist. ; Mary Mashue, Sec. Bashore, Lindsey Batdorf, Becky Beach, Dale Berry, Tiny Briley, Jeff Brown, Harry Bugbee, Nancy Carlin, Jared Carroll, Jim Chenoweth, Rich | 100 101 Chmiel, Mary Cochran, Jan Collins, Steve Coy, Connie Crandall, Pete Davis, Paula Demott, Debbie Dempsey, George Devereaux, Dar DeVore, Judy Dorton, Judy Dunbar, Faye Eastman, Larry Emerson, Deb Fenske, Nancy Fick, Ruth Ann Fisher, Janet Fisher, John Fishtomn, Jim Fitzgibbon, Kevin Forshee, Duane FOx, Jieit Frantz, Mike Gandy, Mike Gerish, Debby Gray, Russell Hackett, Rob Hagle, Sue Harnick, Keith Harrington, Bev Harrington, Dennis Havers, Bob Heath, Mike Hickerson, Beth Hignite, Steve Hill, Joyce Holten, Valerie Holzhausen, Jack Hopkins, Alvie Inman, Larry Inman, Vince Jenkins, Ron Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Diane Jones, Jeannie Keenan, John Kempa, John Kenyon, Jim Kerrigan, Pat Kosnik, Janet Krocker, Gordon Kudich, Connie LaCrosse, Ellen Lambeth, Rita LaMee, Sue Lashuay, Don Leddy, Jim Lenardson, Gail 102 Northwood Singers Livingston, Shannon Maloney, Maxine Malpass, Dick Mapes, Mike Marden, Sue Mashue, Mary Maxson, John McGraw, Bo Miller, Cindy Miller, Pam These fellows are prac- ticing to cheer for the faculty-alumni game. They are, ) LTO: RB, . Bernie Friedrich, Chuck Mapes, Ken Brown, and Roy Stern. Miller, Vicki Moe, Marilyn Mohr, Maureen Moore, Deanna Moore, Kim Morr, Linda Myers, Steve Neal, Peggy Opperman, Jan Owen, Pam Pangborn, Tim Parsons, Janet Pavka, Connie Phillips, Ed Karin and Kim Moore Lancer High's own folk singing group. Plachta, Matt Raab, Kay Rabbage, Dale Randall, Ron Ray, Duane Rector, Reggie Schaefer, Paula Schalk, Terry Scribner, Debbie Shangle, Kirk Sharpe, Brian Shively, Bob Sian, Bruce Smith, Linda Smith, Sue Spann, Debbie Steinmetz, Clara 104 Bo McGraw knows the draft isn't far away, and so he is pre- paring for it now. Charles Badour Bill Banks Emily Bontrager Janet Breedlove Paul Burkett Steve Collins Ken Dugdale Harry Hale Debbie Hebner Mike Jackson NOU PICTURED Bill Youmans Stern, Paggy | Stevens, Dave | Stillwagon, Doug | Stone, Mike Terril, Kathy Terwillegar, Luann Terwillegar, Nancy Thomas, Doug Timmons, Kathy Tyrrell, Brenda Wade, Linda Wallace, Tom Walters, Doc Williams, Mike Williamson, Art Wilson, Bob Wirtz, Donna Wyse, Dennis Yost, Dave Young, Rick Diana Johnson Donna Kane Bud Keidel Mike Lashuay Karin Moore Carl P hillips Joe Szyperski Jim Thompson Jan VanSteenshouse Phil Waddell Se | oe Bee © Ca ZX CQ Ly 2 ES Ly Of Ly = Ly WY e ae = € Beye tofthien ‘ebie als. AES Screech natn. Sea 1 age yiinaeree Football 108 Baseball Wrestling Basketball LANCER HARRIORS CAPTURE MID- BOTTOM ROW, LEFT-RIGHT: Chris Lyons, Carl Phillips, Jeff Carroll, Steve Blumer, John Keenan, Jim Carrol, Roger Hoggard, Greg Hoggard. TOP ROW: John Fisher, Steve Peasley, Tom Hayes, Paul Sasse, Tom Bejeck, Rick Reeves, Bern Friedrich, Coach Greebe. Invitational Meets West Bloomfield 6th | Lancer Ist Gladwin 2nd Alma 2nd Albion Sth Delta ESE Dual and Triangular Meets B. C. 17-42 Ovid Elsie B.C 2 30 SE) sous B. Geel =S0tthacei B. C. 30-41 Chesaning 61 Douglas MacArthur B.C. 40-600: Hie Be Dow 28 Midland REGIONALS lst CONFERENCE lst STATE 15th Carl Phillips sprints to a victory for B.C. over Ovid-Elsie. (Low Score Wins) 110 MICHIGAN B AND REGIONAL CROWNS | Jim Carroll finishes as his team cheers him on. meet. Without any Seniors, the Lancer Cross Country Team was undefeated in dual meets this year, and lost only one triangular meet to Class A, Mid- land High School. The team won con- ference, regionals, and went on to | place 15th in state competition. John Keenan and Steve Blumer round a corner during a home ME at ca Hopeful viewers and runners watch Coach Grebe add the scores. : Duane Ray George Bailey Dennis Scoles LANCER GRIDDERS LOOK TO NEXT YEAR | Despite the hard effort of the Lancers, they went down this year with only two wins, and seven losses. Highlights of the season were victories over Ithaca and Bridgeport. Gil Rider shown with his trophy after being named Best Offensive Lineman. e FRONT ROW, L-R: Coach Wall, M. Abbate, C. Woodcock, R. Stern, G. Bailey, G. Rider, J. Albaugh, D. Scoles, S. Lang. SEC. ROW: Coach Carroll, V. Inman, L. Burkett, G. Moorehead, S. Myers, K. Shangle, M. Heath, R. Grass. THIRD ROW: Coach Lukshaitis, T. Shalk, D. Ray, B. McGraw, M. Stone, D. Dever- eaux, P. Burkett, L. Bailey, and B. Sharpe. 112 Steve Lange Gil Rider Roy Stern Mike Abbate SCORES B. C. John Glenn 24- 8 BC Freeland SUP O BC Bridgport 2ue2 BC | Corunna 24- 0 BC | Ovid-Elsie 28- 6 BC St. Louis 14- 6 BG Ithaca et fi BC Chesaning OF) BC Hemlock 20270 BC Larry Bailey stretches for yardage. RIGHT-- The Kid Cris Woodcock, looks a little worried as he stands on the sidelines. is « eee sig | A the name of the Pee Bs : + ANS Two Lancers and Bearcats fight for the pass. Bek — ce Roy S WR QW ne pass complete and dashes on for more a A Yellowjacket lands on the back of Bo McGraw during a gain for the Lancers. J.V. GRIDDERS WIN LAST THREE GAMES FRONT, L-R: J. Bliss, M. Love. 2ND ROW: R. Little, J. Morgan, K. Twining, J. Keenan, R. Pelton, R. Schaffer, D. Myers, T. Lentz. 3RD ROW: E. Stevens, G. Terrill, J. Bucky, B. Love, B. Steel, M. Spitnale. 4TH ROW: M. Parsons, R. McIntosh, R. Yost, R. Cottrell, J. Myers, Coach Injasoulian. SCORES 0-26 MacArthur Om BZ Arthur Hill 0-14 Corunna 18-26 Ovid-Elsie 26-30 SteLouis 2020) Ithaca 19-14 Chesaning 18-15 Hie Dow SclvclesMesBucMeBucles Gree Cra OG | | Unidentified player falls to the teamwork of the J. V. Lancers. 115 Two Jefferson players in hot pursuit as Jim Robinson picks up his blockers. Richard Glynn sweeps around the end for the required yardage. FR OS! WIN SCORES Jefferson 36-0 BC Ovid Elsie 30-0 BC Ithaca 20-50 BC Chesaning 21- 6 BC Corunna 36- 6 BC ee FRONT L-R: R. Freeze, K. Beach, T. Little, T. Stone, D. Batdorf, S. Collins, T. Hill, T. Grice, D. Morden. SECOND L-R: T. Davidson, J. Robinson, D. Terwillegar, in Smith, J. Holzhausen, M. Robinson, T. Dryer, K. Weaver. BACK ROW L-R: R. Glynn, D. Kurfman, D. LaMee, M. LaRue, K. Sestak, E. Steele, G, Ladner, Coach Karr; ass't; Ben Phillips. 116 4 @ r $ VARSITY FINISHES THIRD IN LEAGUE : John Maxson shoots for two against Ovid- Elsie. Rich Chenoweth shows his rebounding ability in the game with the Cavaliers. FRONT ROW--L-R: Larry Bailey, Jack Holzhausen, Denny Wyse, Mike Abbate, John Maxson. SECOND ROW--Duane Ray, Mike Williams, Ken | Brown, Dar Devereaux and Jim Leddy. THIRD ROW--Tom Leddy, Steve Ray, | Rich Chenoweth, Mike Stone and Coach Mick. L7, Steve Ray goes up for a shot. Meridian Corunna Ovid- Elsie Merrill St. Louis H. H. Dow Ithaca Chesaning Corunna Merrill Ovid-Elsie H. H. Dow St. Louis Ithaca Meridian Chesaning H. H: Dow SCORES 50-61 87-48 41-39 Ga 77 0 63-44 Get SGT 3 97-74 60-67 ay 62 47-55 69-60 71-46 55-74 61-67 62-65 64-54 BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC 118 Players like Dar Deveraux had trouble keeping two feet on the floor. Jack Holzhausen is covered from all angles. Chesaning can't stop Mike Abbate when he's open for an easy two. The Bullock Creek Varsity Basketball team of 69-70 finished 3rd in the Mid-Michigan B-League and tied Ovid-Elsie for 2nd in over all play, including conference and non-conference games. This is the best any Lancer Varsity BB team has done. Dennis Wise shoots past Ovid-Elsie. 119 LET II LENE” PU ERLE J.V.“S FINISH ON TOP OF MMB LEAGUE FRONT ROW, L-R: Tom Hayes, Greg Hoggard, Rick Moody, Charlie MacDonald, Buck Love, Randy Schaefer. SECOND ROW, L-R: Greg Copus, Mgr., Glenn Johnson, Brian Marquardt, Roger McIntosh, Jesse Myers, Roger Hoggard, Coach Woodward. Roger McIntosh takes a short jump shot. The J. V. Basketball team had a fine 12-4 record and finished with 8 wins and only 2 losses in the conference. They were tied for the unofficial first in the MMB. Brian Marquardt drives for a lay up. SCORES BC 94-45 Meridian BC 64-67 Corunna BO 67 Ovid-Elsie BC 83-81 Merrill Bead -63 DCA GOULS BCGY eoeey2 H. H. Dow BGS j00-02 Ithaca BC). 93-47 Chesaning BC 63-55 Corunna BC 73-64 Merrill Bo, OS=o6 Ovid-Elsie BC 59-68 Hare Dow BG 78-70 St. Louis BC 72-70 Ithaca BC 70-69 Meridian BG 85-74 Chesaning MMB-- 8-2 120 Overall 12-4 Glenn Johnson puts it up to help 'Crush Corunna. ' 4 8 ae ‘ RIGHT: Jesse Myers lays one above the outstretched arms of the opponent. LEFT: Chuck MacDonald pumps up to make two points without interference from Corunna. | 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, L-R: Mark Love, Tim Bejcek, Jim Secrist, Jim Bliss, Dan Kurfman, Jim Garner, Dan Woodcock. SECOND ROW, L-R; Ed Shuart, Kevin Arthur, Lon Finney, Bill Wolgast, Rich Livingston, Dan Varner, Gene Foote, Brent Eastman. THIRD ROW, L-R: Greg Mainhood, Mark Howison, Gary Swift, Dave Taylor, Al Caldecourt, Dave Miller, Bill MacDonald, Coach Karr. 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, L-R: Mike McCann, Tom Moody, Phi l Carroll, Mark Morey, Bob Krueger. SECOND ROW, L-R: Larry White, Greg Copus, Garry Wontorcik, Kevin ) | Stevens, Dave Thomas. THIRD ROW, L-R: Jim Hackett, Kevin DeMott, Diane Wyse, Tom Smith, Steve Crall, Coach Young. | | lee led the team. FROSH FINISH 8-8 FOR SEASON FRONT ROW, L-R: M. LaRue, D. Morden, J. Holmsen, P. Secrist, P. Sasse, M. Richardson, mgr. SECOND ROW--D. Kurfman, D. Otey, T. Davidson, T. Stone, R. Glynn, C. Bontrager, V. Hale, mgr. THIRD ROW--R. Gordon, K. Lashuay, S. Sinclair, J. Holzhausen, K. Twining, Coach Injasoulian. SCORES BaG. Ps Issn, Central Int. Be Gas D007 Chesaning pe ey ane Be: 27-65 Corunna BG. 59-49 Corunna aie B.C. 34-50 Meridian B.C. 47-69 Meridian Bee 68-41 Ovid-Elsie Be: 61-59 Ovid-Elsie BeG, 45-54 MacArthur Ba Ss 20-09 Jefferson BaG, 31-34 Central Int. Bytes LL-70 MacArthur BeG. 75-37 Ithaca sik 61-56 Ithaca Bes oles Ee jetferson'int.s) Be; O27 02 Chesaning Kurt Twining moves toward the Steve Sinclair stretches above his opponent for a Dave Kurfman basket, showing the form that rebound. struggles for control of the ball. SCORES BC Opponents 29 Ithaca Ale eot. Lows ) 29 Freeland i 33 Mich. Luth. Sem. I 27 John Glenn 27 Freeland ] 22 John Glenn 24 Ithaca 30 St. Louis 12 Oscoda 19, “Mich. uth: Seni, 35 Corunna FRONT, L-R: B. Goodall, J. Keenan, G. Walters, B. Freidrich, T. Wallace, G. Bailey, M. Heath. SECOND, L-R: J. Fisher, J. Walters, % T. Spann, P. Burkett, R. Stern, T. Pangborn. THIRD, L-R: M. Ist Vestaburg tourn. Robinson, J. Buckey, D. Terwillegar, T. Bejeck, R. Pelton. FOURTH, 2nd Freeland tourn. I-R: J. Carroll, D. Jefferies, D. Friedrich (Mgr.) K. Walters, (Mer. ) 3rd Shepherd tourn. T. Stern(Mgr.), Coach Grebe. lst MMB conference 3rd districts ABOVE, wrestlers who went to state are L-R; Tom Wallace, Doc Walters, Roy Stern, and Mike Heath. BELOW, Mike Heath pins his St. Louis opponent in the first period. 4th regionals GRAPPLERS ARE LEAGUE 21 11 19 1] he, 19 26 23 fel} 33 26 13 CHAMPS AGAIN The Lancer wrestlers were MMB champs for the second year in a row. They had the sec- ond best dual record ever at BC with a fine nine ‘wins and only three losses. This year twice as many grapplers qualified for the state than ever before and there were five conference champs. Roy Stern was voted the most valuable wres- tler. He made it to the semi-finals of state and finished the season with an outstanding TECOLUIOno ls. RIGHT: Jim Keenan works on a takedown of his St. Louis opponent. Keenan won the decision. RIGHT: Bob Goodall has the advantage over his Ithaca opponent. LEFT: Doc Walters pins his Ithaca opponent. BELOW: Roy Stern narrowly misses a pin against Shaw of Ithaca. Stern hung on to win the decision. LANCER THINCLADS WIN 3RD CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP For the first time in the school's history in 1970 Lan- cer track team went undefeated in dual and triangular meets. They were conference champs for the third year in a row and regional champs for the second time, Records were broken in the two mile run, long jump, shot put, pole vault and the high jump. Jim Carroll broke the old record of 10:14 in the two mile and brought it down to 10:00.7. The shot put record was broken several times throughout the year by Rich Chenoweth and Mike Parsons, The final record of 48-8 1 2 was set by Mike Parsons just after Rich Chenoweth broke the old record at the conference meet. The pole vault record was set by Larry Burkett at 12’ 11 , Jess Myers broke the Long jump record with a jump of 20° 11 1 2 and the high jump record with an outstanding jump of 6' 6 1 2 . Jess finished second in the state and was only beaten by one person in the high jump all year. Jess Myers long jumping for the first time in a meet breaks the school record. SCORES .., MSU Relays 17th BC 70 at St. Louis 67 BC 74 Merrill 11 Pinconning 33 Douglas CMU Relays 9th MacArthur 41 BC 102 BC 94 John Glenn 34 Hemlock 57 Ithaca 12 Freeland 48 Meridian 11 Oscoda Invit. 3xd BC 80 1 3 Corunna 38 2 3 BC 97 Chesaning 21 BC 64 Shepherd 61 1 2 Regionals, bawas 2Zoul 2 Co-Champs BC 87 Conference O-E 54 BC 72 Breckenridge 7 Chesaning 20 Corunna 34 Marysville Ithaca 5 Relay 7th O- HaZ6 St. Louis 67 126 ABOVE: Jim Carroll and Greg Hoggard after placing first and second in the two mile run, re- spectively. - CO AOA REBAR RL LAME PALA IE EAE. ap ALA - | sins RN MARLO AEE LAL LIE AE � ‘ i 7 e Jess Myers sets the school record in the high jump with a jump of 6'6 1 2 . Myers won the high jump at the C.M.U. relays with a jump of 6'4 1 4 . He also won the Conference meet, clearing 6'4 ', and placed second in the state meet at Ol oi ia Richard Chenoweth and Mike Parson have both broken the school shot put record this year. Dennis Scholes is out in front to win the high hurdles. Jim Keenan shows the form that made him one of B.C.'s top relay men. Satin’ FRONT ROW, L-R: Coach Injasoulian, Brett Spann, Ed Yatch, John Keenan, Jim Carroll, Al Hopkins, Ken Brown, Tim ABOVE: Carl Phillips ran a strong mile for Davidson, Paul Sasse, Coach Grebe. SECOND ROW: David the Lancers all year. Batdorf, Richard Chenoweth, Steve Ray, Larry Burkett, Joe Lentz, Jesse Myers, Roy Stern, Dennis Scoles, Mike Spitnale. BELOW: Larry Bailey's event was the low THIRD ROW: Dan Myers, Kriss Lyons, John Fisher, Tom Pang- hurdles. He placed second in the confer- born, Mike Parsons, Larry Bailey, Tim Dryer, Jim Robinson. ence. FOURTH ROW: Carl Phillips, Jeff Carroll, Greg Hoggard, Buck Love, Ben Steele, Kirk Shangle, Steve Myers, Joe Buckey, Dar Devereaux, Mike Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Glenn Johnson, Tony Lentz, Roger Hoggard, Steve Blumer, Tom Bejeck, Dennis Mordon (Mgr.), Jeff Holzhausen, Doyle Yoder. GOLFERS ARE FIFTH IN CONFERENCE we che y Rey , $ he seam ST SS TSS ET NE REET RR FRONT ROW; L-R:D. Otey, S. Sinclair, M. Williams, B. Friedrich, D. Terwillegar, B. McGraw, BACK: R. Reeves, Mr. Sanger (coach) M. Otey, T. Hayes. BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC SCORES 189--194 196--186 196--185 138150 19974170 ii2 187 3 8 Lil? Lo vaebOo 191 Fifth (367) school record Ovid- Elsie Chesaning Corunna Essexville- Garber Ithaca St. Louis Chesaning Regionals 15th of 22 Freeland Gladwin Meridian Conference Low scorer for the year, Mike Otey takes a practice drive. 129 V’S END SEA 4 ae ‘ ’ a | ita na 3 SON WITH 9-4 RECORD ! FRONT ROW, L-R: Dick Reid, Brian Marquardt, Jim Keenan, George Ter- ril, Mickey LaRue, Dar DeBolt, and John Breault. BACK ROW: Randy Schaefer, Chuck McDonald, Roger McIntosh, Kurt Twining, Keith Beach, Jeff Walters, and Tom Stone. SCORES te O-10 Clare BC 2- 1 Clare BC 6-5 Hemlock BC 9- 1 Ricker BC 9 te Jefferson BC Omnis. Dow BC ee Essex, Garber BC 7-10 Dow BC ee Jefferson BG Shale. Ovid -Elsie BC Oe | Hemlock BC 4- 3 Ovid -Elsie BC dee Ricker Chuck McDonald lets one slide between his legs as Brian Marquardt comes over to Cover, . core oS id 3 hf eh Rede ee ee Be FEE eR ae ae ABOVE: Tom Stone crosses the plate against Ricker, helping his own pitching cause. LEFT: Coach Wall. 130 Brian Marquardt shows the form that led him to two wins for the Lancers. PITCHING RECORDS Brian Marquardt Roger McIntosh Jeff Walters Tom Stone Richard Reid Jim Keenan led the Lancer hitters for the year. He demonstrates his ability here against Ricker. BATTING LEADERS Roger McIntosh 288 Randy Schaefer .243 Brian Marquardt OA be Keith Beach . 300 Jim Keenan . 305 Chuck McDonald Lasts) John Breault ae V2 John Breault slides safely into second under the tag. LANCER NINE PLACES SECOND IN MIC Cris Woodcock Steve Lange Joe Albaugh 5 wins-1 loss 4 wins- 4 losses 1 win-1 loss ERA 2.37 ERA 2.27 ERA 4, 28 Not Pictured: Glenn Moorehead, 1 win-1 loss, ERA 7.00. SCORES BC Midland BC 5- Meridian BC Midland BC _ 3- Meridian BG Corunna BC 12- Corunna BC Ovid- BOW ae Ovid-Elsie Elsie BC Ste Lows BG) ie 9) Sty ours BC Freeland BC 9=- 8 Ithaca Freeland BC 18- 4 Chesaning Ithaca BC) x3o=t . Dow ChesaningBC 6-13 Dow Mid -Michigan B-Baseball Standings vide RAs ete resis Bullock Creek. . Corunna, .7. st. Louis. «. TUR 2 aman roche Chesaning. . A Lancer player is safe sliding into third as the ball bounds out of the third baseman!'s mett. ‘i J ee a a ee LEADING HITTERS Mike Abbate . 908 | Joe Albaugh . 400 Doc Walters o2U Steve Lange . 314 Cris Woodcock eau Jack Holzhuasen 52 9 Team Average wuz } LANCERS HAVE 11-7 SEASON RECORD The Lancer nine completed an 11-7 season record and an 8-2 league record, good for Ssecondiun the Conterence, A highlight of the season was Steve Lance's perfect game against Corunna, 12-0. Dennis Wyse connects for another Lancer hit. MICHIGAN B WITH 11-7 RECORD + = -¥ . } Shes er Tas, ia Ne een et saglt cel John Maxson is caught between third base and home. FRONT, L-R: D. Wyse, S. Lange, C. Woodcock, M. Gandy, M. Abbate, G. Walters, M. Stone. BACK: H. Hale, G. Moorehead, J. Leddy, G. Bailey, J. Maxson, J. Albaugh, M, Frantz, Mr. Wood- ward (coach). 133 CHEERLEADERS LEAD Note the large tear as the varsity cheerleaders root for the Lancers to overcome the strong opposition, JUNIOR VARSITY (CENTER) (CLOCKWISE) Robin Sirrine, Bobbi Wilcox, Debbie Gerish (Capt. ), Brenda Tyrrell, and Janet Fisher. Claudeen Scribner is in the center. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP--Candy Coe, Captain MIDDLE--Judy Dorton BOT TOM--Pat Kerrigan Digi Ane. G. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS ABOVE, L-R: Bonnie Stillwagon, Kathy Yates, Kathy Leddy, Kathy Hoyt, and Helen Short, capt. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP--Connie Kudich MIDDLE--Clara Steinmetz BOT TOM--Debby Scribner Se yt rece, CACLARAA MASA . AANA AAAS AVAL NS Were UST EETE RO ESLORS PAVE AAN TTVRRCTREVROTERE TOT CE SR RODS RORR Mae ae THOSE WERE THE DAYS OF ADVERTISING san Re we eet ¥ Pe : CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE CLASS OF 1970 FISHER CONTRACTING COMPANY General and Heavy Construction Road and Street Construction Subdivision Development Drainage Work PIZZA SAM’S 324 E. Main Street Phone 631-1934 Congratulations Graduating Class of 1970 REINBERG’S STANDARD SERVICE Complete Minor Auto Repairs Wrecker Service Tune-ups Muffler and Tail Pipe Service Brake Service Phone 832-8731 704 Jefferson at 6th ise . z : %. 4 ‘ 3 4 i . : ” BELAte 4 sy rete OE fs t 8 Os sks) FISHER SAND AND GRAVEL Ready Mix Concrete — Building Materials — Sand Gravel 921 S. Jefferson Midland, Michigan TE 5-7187 COL. SANDER’S RECIPE Kentucky Fried Chicken “IT’S FINGER LICKIN’ GOOD” BAY CITY — Ten Ten N. Johnson St., Ph. 893-3549 906 N. Euclid Ave. Ph. 686-0640 MIDLAND — 4712 Eastman Road Ph. 832-2232 IDEAL FOR: Tired Mothers-Unexpected Guests-Picnics Parties - Hunting and Fishing Trips Church Functions - Civic Groups HOURS: Sun. - Mon. - Tues - Wed. 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. es [2 a ; : g Tae Nee : j Hoy a deh ea vk { PRESTENE PRODUCTS, a 1969-70 J.A. Company. Shown are Elaine Hart, Debbie Haggit, Cindy Stewart and Lindsey Bashore. All are from Bullock Creek High School except Cindy. A Meaningful Experience Young people of this community can be an influential force for a better quality of life. The Junior Achievement program affords us an opportunity to demon- strate the sincerity of our interest in their development. Bullock Creek students, like those pictured above, actively participate and in- volve themselves in a variety of roles in their J. A. Company. It gives them a better insight of business and how it functions. This is a meaningful experience for the students . . . and for the advisors from Dow who work with them. BILL GRIME’S FORD 1303 S. Saginaw Road Phone 631-0040 Mike Abbate and Roy Stern are caught admiring this new 1970 Ford Mustang. PLAIN ’N TWEED SHOP 415 S. Saginaw Road Junior Lines 631-0705 £ t COOK’S GROCERY 711 Pine River Road Phone 832-8064 Groceries, School Supplies, Party Goods, and Gasoline. WARE SMITH FUNERAL HOME 5100 Eastman Road Midland, Michigan Sanford, Michigan Phone 631-2292 Ambulance Service DICK’S TEXACO SERVICE Complete Automobile Rustproofing with TEXACO Rustproof Compound First Developed by Texaco for Michigan Bell Telephone Company for Use on Their Fleet Vehicles Complete Automobile Servicing Top Value Stamps Compliments of Dick’s Texaco Service Serving You in Two Locations Eastman at X-Way Midland, Michigan Phone-631-0180 143 Dick’s Texaco 111 East Ellsworth St. Midland, Michigan Phone 835-4561 Best Wishes to the Class of °70” DICK’S EXPRESSWAY SERVICE Texaco Authorized Service Tune ups — Complete Exhaust Work Brake — Lubrication Washing — Waxing Ice — White Gas Goodyear — U.S. Royal Tires CHEMICAL BANK AND TRUST CO. — Convenient Banking at four locations Bullock Creek Office-1505 Poseyville Road 631-4620 Main Office — 338 E. Main TE 9-999] Circle Branch-2910 Jefferson TE9-9905 Northwest Branch-2106 N. Saginaw Road 631-2581 e B ia CUSTOM TREE AND LAWN SPRAYING Pest Control — Trees and Shrubs Sprayed in may Keep Bugs Away Residential, Industrial, and Commercial W.J. Smith Phone: 631-0817 CAMP’S MUSIC CENTER 130 Townsend Street. Phone: TE5-5721 Your Home for records and all your musical needs. The House That Service Built” MEEHAN REAL ESTATE INC. ie a HA fy The Heart of the Home Is you, and we give Individual Attention on REA to All your Real Estate Needs. MET 2511 izsnwcoonaun EASTLAWN PHARMACY 831 S. Saginaw Road Phone TE 9-9919 Midland Free Delivery ... School supplies .. . Cosmetics LUNSFORD SERVICE STATION 4905 Eastman Road — TE 5-7792 Home of the Lawn and Garden Supplies — King-Engine-Diagnosis Machine. All Sunoco Products Massey-Ferguson Ski-Whiz. es or MIDLAND ELECTRIC Sales-Parts-Service Speed Queen 1609 North Saginaw Road. Midland, Michigan Phone 835-3478 Owner-Harold Barnum � . Commorcla' eM ustrial iy J PAINTING: SAND-BLAS 7 1814 JAMESSAVAGERD Mone 835- MIDLAND GLASS CO. 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McCANDLESS McCandless News Agency 219E.Main Phone 631-1490 Headquarters for school supplies, holiday cards and current books. 156 LA SAUE CAFE 134 E. Main Street Midland Phone TE 28571 Serving food since 1932 Under New Management Steins Footwear for the entire family Shoes Correctly Fitted 143 E. Main Street JAY’S MEN’S SHOP Men’s and Boy’s Wear Arrow Shirts-Richman Bros. Clothes Phone TE 5-1831 307 East Main Street JOHNSON’S FLOWERS 3535 East Ashman Phone TE 2-3300 Gifts For All Occasions. We Telephone Flowers Fruit Baskets Most Anywhere. FABRIC SHOP 127 Rodd Street Phone 631-5000 Personal Service is Our Specialty itsy LEMKE BOOTERY 4013 Jefferson Men’s-Women’s-Children’s Midland Phone TE 5-6231 STANLEY’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Carpeting by Magee — Nylon Wool Acrylon and Herculon Kitchen Carpeting 178 East Hines Street 832-2221 Midland, Michigan FRED’S SOUTHTOWN AUTO SERVICE 742 Poseyville Phone 832-3601 Fred’s is the place to go for all your car’s needs. 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Main Phone-631-2271 161 HADDIX LUMBER THE MEN’S SHOP Becky Mike know where to find Bob watches as Doc slips into first rate lumber and supplies. something more comfortable. 601 Sixth Street — Phone 835-6736 212 E. Main Street 631-3302 Hrs. 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Every Day 1917S. Saginaw Road DAWN DONUTS Mac St} ‘ World’s Best Coffee and Donuts’’ 631-1840 KEN’S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 503 S. Saginaw Road Phone — 631-0133 Suppliers of Olympia Type writers in Portable, Stationary and Electric Models. POLY CLEAN LAUNDRY Stadium Plaza 120 W. Ellsworth Coin-op Drycleaning and Laundry Phone 839-9977 EMILY GIBBS Infant’s Children’s Apparel Juvenile Furniture 160 Ashman Circle Phone 835-3811 f 163 COLONIAL PAINTS 301 S. Saginaw Midland, Michigan Paula and Mike contemplate colors for their future living room. AL’S SPORT SHOP 144 E. 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Jefferson 835-1620 From Left: Fred Brown, Bullock Creek High School; Connie Rubis, Bay City Central High School; Anne DeBoer, Midland High School; Anna Wilson, Delta College, and Rudy Serrato, Saginaw High School. AN ACCENT ON YOUTH This is fast becoming a nation of young people. In fact, very shortly half the population of the United States will be under twenty- five. At Dow Corning, as with many other companies across the country, the younger generation is playing an important role in the com- pany’s activities. Why? Because there’s a lot of truth in that old saying about there being no substitute for experience -- and that’s exactly what young people are getting today so that they can grow into the responsible leaders we will look to for guidance in the years to come. Work-study programs are one way that young people are getting that experience. At Dow Corning, co-op students have jobs in laboratories, production, engineering and offices. Here are five co-op students from high schools and colleges in the Tri-City area who are working in Dow Corning’s laboratories. 165 DOW CORNING� SMITH’S FLOWERS OF MIDLAND Flowers Gifts 2909 Ashman At Circle 631-0470 Flowers Wired Anywhere ART CLEANERS Two Locations to serve you 324 Ashman — Stadium Plaza Downtown — N. Saginaw Road Complete clothing Care Center Professional Coin-Metered Cleaning Do-it-yourself dry-cleaning. FORD PRESS, INC. 1700 James Savage Road Printers and Lithographers For the Best Printing ... ... It’s Ford Press. SENIOR INDEX ADKINS, NORMAN: BAILEY, GEORGE: Baseball 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; ALBAUGH, JOE: Baseball 1, 2,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3; Track 3; Lettermans Club 2, 3,4; Intra- Wrestling 4; Science Quiz 1; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3,4; murals 1, 2,3; Bowling 1, 2,3. Intramural Bowling 2. ALBEE, RALPH: Band 1, 2,3; Baseball 1, 2,3; Basket- BAKER, KERRY: Co-op 4; Student Council 1; Year- ball 1, 2; Class Officer 3 Treasurer, 4 Historian; Co-op book 1,4; 4; Football 1, 2,3; Intramural Bowling 2, 3; Letter- BARBER, PAM: Home Ec. Club 1; Newspaper 4; mans Club 3; Newspaper 4. Intramurals 1. ANNIBAL, MARVIN: BLUMER, TOM: Cross Country 2,3; Track 1, 2, 3; ANNIBAL, MELVIN: Gym aid 1, 2; NHS 4; Co-op 4. BADOUR, LYNDA: Co-op 4; G. A.A. 1; Home Ec. BRADEN, DAN: Club i; Library Assistant 4; Newspaper 3; Pegasus 1; BRAWT, GLENNA: Co-op 4; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec. Candy Stripper 2. 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Library Assistant 2,3; Newspaper 3. 166 a © BREEDLOVE, CONNIE: Co-op 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Library Assistant 2; Newspaper 3. BREEDLOVE, KATHY: Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3. BRIGGIN, VICKY: Office Aid 4. BROOKS, BECKY: Class Officer 1 Secretary, 3 His- torian, 4 Secretary; Co-op 4; Home Ec Club 1 Sec. 2; N.H.S. 4; Newspaper 4 Editor; Ski Club 4; Home- coming Representative 4; Yearbook 4. BROWN, FRED: Co-op 4; Debate 1, 2,4; N.H.S. 4. BROWN, KEN: Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Bluc 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Gym Aid 2; Drama Club 4. BURKETT, LARRY: Team Manager 3, Football, 3 Basketball; Football 1,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Pro- jectionist 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Weight Lifting 1, 2,3,4; Trampoline Club 4. CARLIN YVONNE: Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 2, 3; Co-op 4; Forensics 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Intramurals 1,2; Library Assistant 2; N.H.S. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club, President 3. CARROLL, TOM: Projectionis 1. CHATTERTON, CAROL: Sr. Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; Co-op 4; N.H.S. 4, Student Council Repre- sentative; Student Council 4. CLARK, REX: Baseball, Co-op 4; Football 1, 3; Letterman's Club 3. COE, CANDY: Cheerleading 1,2, 3 J. V. Captain, 4 V. Captain; FTA 4 Treasurer; N.H.S. 4; Pep Club | iy cae ae COOK JACK: Football 1, 2; Bowling 2. CROSBY, JEFF: Football 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. DOEHRING, DEBBIE: Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Choir. DOIL, ROSS: Co-op 4; Cross Country 2; Football 1; Golfimcm@iracl 2. DROOMER, KEN: Football 1. ENGLISH, GAIL: Art Club 3; Varsity Band 1, 2, 3; Forensics 3,4; French Club 2; F.T.A. 4; Bowling 2; Newspaper 4 bus. mgr.; Pep Club 2 Secretary; Stu- dent Council 2,3 Historian, 4; Yearbook 3,4; Speed- reading 4, Ski Club 4 Treasurer; Drama Club 4. FEDERER, PAULA: Band 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 3. FICK, FRED: Campus Life 2,3,4; Co-op 4; Foren- sics 2,3; Football 2; FTA 3,4 A.V. Assistant 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council 4; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1,2; Cadet Teacher 3,4. FITZGIBBON, PAT: Band 1, 2,3,4; Co-op 4 Treasurer; Football 1, 2,3; Letterman's Club 3; Track 2, 3. FOOTE, JAN: Campus Life 2,3; Choir 1; Debate 2, 3,4; Forensics 1, 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 1, 2; Library Assistant 2; N.H.S. 4; Newspaper 3,4; Majority Rules 3 Chairman; Drama Club 4 Student Manager. FOX, ALISON: Co-op 4; G.A.A. 2; Home Ec Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2. FRANKLIN, SUSAN: Current Affairs 1; N.H.S. 4; Pep Clubiive. FRANTZ, GILBERT: Band 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Class Officer 4, President; Letterman's Club 3; N.H.S. 4; Newspaper 4 Sports Editor; Wrestling 1, 2. FRIEDRICH, BERN: Band 1, 2; Class Officer 1 Vice- Pres., 2 President; Golf 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4 Vice-President; Track 2; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 4 Vice-President. GANDY DAVE: Baseball 1, 2,3; Co-op 4 Student Council Rep; Newspaper 3; Wrestling 1. GOODALL, BOB: Co-op 4; Projectionist 2,3; Track 1; Wrestling 2,3,4. GOULD, CAROLE: Newspaper 4. GROSTEFFON, PAUL: Band 1,2; Baseball, 2; Intra- murals 1. HAGLE BRENDA: Choir 1, 2,3; Campus Life 2, 3; G.A.A, 2,3; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. HAGLE, KAREN: FTA 4; HomeEc Club 1; Majorette 167 1,2,3 Captain, 4 Captain; NHS 3,4; Yearbook 2; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans 4. HARTNAGLE, DAVE: Co-op 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2; Letterman's Club 2; Track 2. HARTUNG, RITA: Choir 1, 2,3,4; Home Ec Club Li: HEIKKILA, DAVE: HICKERSON, VICKI: Cheerleading 1 Captain, Band 1,2,3; Co-op 4; Ski Club 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2. HILDEBRANT, CHARLOTTE: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 3 Secretary; Co-op 4; Homecoming Repre- sentative 3; Intramurals 1; Drama Club 4. HILL, BETH: Campus life 4; Co-op 4; Forensics 1, 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2; Library Assistant 1; Majorette 2,3,4; NHS 4; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Majority Rules 3. HOLLINGSHEAD, BARRY: Basketball 1; Team Man- ager 2 Football. HOLZHAUSEN, JERRY: Co-op 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2,3. HUDSON, SHERRY: Choir 3,4. HULL, BARB: Forensics 1, 2,3,4; FTA 4; GAA 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2; NHS 4; Newspaper 3 Editor, 4; Year- book 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Majority Rules 3. JACKSON, CATHY: Home Ec. Club 2,3. JACKSON, PEGGY: Current Affairs 1; Forensics 1, Zio; nOAAL Lye, 4, Vice=rres,.. 4, Press; Girls! Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Best Girl Athlete Award 3; Drama Club 4. JEFFRIES, TONI: Forensics 1,2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Majorette 1 Captain, 3,4; NHS 4; Drama Club 4 choreographer; Majority Rules 3. JEWELL, DEBBIE: Home Ec. Club 2; Library Assistant 1,2; Newspaper 3; Choir 1; Committee for Senior Party 4. JOHNSON, LAUREL: Choir 1, 2 KAUFMAN, GALE: Band 1, 2,3, 2; Co-op 4; Projectionist 2, 3,4; Club 4. KENYON, SUE: Forensics 3; French Club 4; FTA 3,4; Home Ec. Club 1; Library Assistant 2. KIRK, BARB: Co-op 4; Debate 2, 3; Forensics 2, 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1; Newspaper 3. KOVACEVICH, MARY ANN: Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; FTA 4 Vice-Pres.; Intramurals 1; NHS 4; Pep Club 3 Sec. ; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 1, 2; LANGE, STEVE: Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Class Officer 2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Profectionist 2; Student Council 3,4 Pres. LAVIER, MIKE: Cross Country 1, 2,3; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Projectionist 2,3,4; Track 1,2. LEDDY, CHRIS: Band 2,3,4; Campus Life Club 3,4; Forensics 3,4; GAA 3; Intramurals 2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; Newspaper 3 page editor; Student Council 3. LEE, DIANE: Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Intramurals 4. LENTA, JOE: Track+1, 2,3,4;: Wrestling 1,2; Foren- sics 4; Co-op 4. LINTON, BARB: Band 1, 2,3; Co-op 4; FTA 4; GAA 1,2; Newspaper 4; Intramurals 1, 2. LINTON, FLOYD: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Football 2. LITTLE, JOHN: Co-op 4. LIVINGSTON, LEE: Co-op 4; Debate 1, 2. LOWE, REX: Co-op 4; Debate 3; Forensics 3; News- paper 3. MCCONNELL, JACK: Basketball 2,3; Intramural Bowling 1, 2,4; Projectionist 3, 4; MCCRAY, RHONDA: GAA 3; Home Ec. Club 1,2 Student Council Representative 3 Vice-Pres.; Library Assistant 3; Spanish Club 3; Bowling Intramurals 4; Newspaper 3; Student Council 2; Secretary to Mr. Young 4. MCDONALD, SHARYL: Forensics 1,4; FTA 4 Histor- ian; Home Ec. Club 1; NHS 4; Spanish Club 3. 3,4. 4; Campus Life Club Wrestling 2,3; Drama p] MCGOWAN, BETH: Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2; Student Council 1; Yearbook 1, 2,3. MCGRAW, YVONNE: Art Club 1; Campus Life Club 4; Choir 1; GAA 1, 2,3 Pres., 4 Treas.; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Bowling 2,4. MCLACHLAN, REGINA: Home Ec. Club 1; Intra- murals 1; Newspaper 4; Spanish Club 3 Sec. ; Co-op 4; Homecoming Rep. 1; Yearbook 4. MAPES, CHUCK: Campus Life Club 3,4; Co-op 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Track 2; Tram- poline Club 2, 3,4. MARQUARDT, SHEILA: Class Officer 2 Treas. ; Co-op 4; FTA 4; GAA 2; Intramurals 1, 2,3; NHS 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2,3,4. MARSH, BARB: Band 1; Choir 2,3,4; Library Assist- ant 4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 1; Bowling 1, 3,4. MAXWELL, JOHN: Art Club 3; Baseball 1; Art aid Peesas MEEKHOF, PEGGY: Co-op 4. MILLER, DONNA: Band 1, 2,3,4; Debate 1; Forensics 1,2,3; Intramurals 1; NH S 4 Sec. ; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 1,4; Trampoline 3. MILLER, NORINE: GAA 4; Student Council 2, 3,4 Treas.; Yearbook 3,4; Class Officers 1 Vice-Pres. ; FTA 3,4; NHS 4. MOORHEAD, GLENN: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1, 2,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 4. MORR, MIKE: OGEBECK, LILL: Choir 4; FRENCH Club 4; Library Assistant 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4; Ski Club 4, ORDIWAY, LINDA: Band 1, 2,3; Co-op 4; Medical Club 3; Data Processing Club 3. OTEY, MICHAEL: Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Cam- pus Life 2; Football 1; Golf 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3. OWENS, JOE: Baseball 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Co-op 4; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 3. PAGE, CHERYL: Band 1, 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. PARKER, KIM: Band 1, 2,3; Baseball 1, 2; Co-op 4; Debate 3,4; Forensics 3,4; French Club 2; Intramurals 1,2; Newspaper 3. PEASLEY, SUE: Campus Life 4; Choir 1, 2; Co-op 4; Debate 2,3,4; Forensics 1,2; FTA 4; GAA 1, 2, 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; NHS 4; Pep Club 1; Sextette 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Bowling 1, 2. PEASLEY, YVONNE: Co-op 4; Home Ec Club 3. PETRIE, MARY: NHS 4; Yearbook 1,4; Class Officer 1 President, 2 Secretary; Intramurals 1, Forensics 2; Bowling 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4. PETTIPAS, ROGER: Baseball 1, 2,3; Co-op 4; Foot- ball 1, 2,3; Wrestling 1,2; Letterman's Club 3. PHILLIPS, BEN: Basketball 4; Football 1, 3; Letter- man's Club 3,4; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2; Coach Assistant 4. PIETSCHER, ANNETTE: Pep Club 1; Intramurals Bowling 4; Co-op 4; Art Club 3. PLUEDDEMANN, BETH: Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 1,2,3,4; Co-op 4; NHS 4; Forensics 1, 2,3; FTA, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2,3 Vice-President, 4; Yearbook 2; Homecoming Representative 2. POST, KATHY: Home Ec Club 2; Committee for Planning Senior Party 4; Choir 2. RAY, STEVE: Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Cross Country 2, 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; RIDER, GIL: Baseball 1, 2,3; Basketball 1; Class Offi- cer 3 Vice-President, 4 Vice-President; co-op 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Wrestling sy ROBINSON, KATHIE: Forensics 2,3,4; Home Ec Club 2; International Teen Club 2 Treasurer; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2. ST. LOUIS, STAN: Basketball 1, 2,3; Track 2; Co-op 4, SCOLES, DENNIS: Baseball 2, Co-op 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Forensics 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4; Projection- ist 2,3; Team Manager baseball 1, basketball 2; Track 3,4. SEELHOFF, KIM: co-op 4. SHEETS, BARRY: Football 4; Newspaper 3; Track 4; Intramurals Bowling 4. SHEPARD, ROMONA: SHORT, AUDREY: Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; FTA 4; GAA 3,4; NHS 4; Intramurals 3,4; Newspaper 4 Editor; Pep Club 3, Student Council Rep.; 4, : treasurer; Student Council 3,4, Historian; Yearbook 4; Bowling 4. SKAMELKA, KATHY: GAA 2; Intramurals 1, 2; SMITH, CAROL: Co-op 4; GAA 3; Home Ec Club 1,2,3; Intramurals 3; Library Assistant 1, 2,3; News- napero; SMITH, INGRID: Class Officer 1, Treasurer, 3 Pres- ident; Co-op 4; FTA 4; Home Ec Club 1; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 2,3 Asst. Business Manager, 4 Business Manager. SMITH, jERI-GENE: Co-op 4; Forensics 2,3; FTA 3 Historian, 4 President; Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 3; NHS 3,4 President; Student Council 2; Yearbook 1, of 3,4; Cadet Teacher 3. SMITH, JUDY: Intramurals 2; Bowling 4. SMITH, MARY: Co-op 4; Current Affairs 1; Home Ec Club 1; Pep Club 1; Office Aid 4. SMITH, MIKE: Track 2; Class planning committee 4. SMITH, RHONDA: Band 1, 2,3; Campus Life 3,4; Co-op 4; GAA 2,3,4; Home Ec Club 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Library Asst. 4; Trampoline Club 3. SOUTHWELL, PENNIE: Choir 1; Co-op 4; GAA 1; Home Ec 1; Intramurals 1, 2; SPITNALE, DIANE: Current Affairs 2; Newspaper 3. STERN, ROY: Baseball 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Letter- man's Club 2,3,4 Pres.; Newspaper 4; Track 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4. STEWART, HEATHER: Home Ec Club 2, 3. SUDERMAN, PAM: Co-op 4; Home Ec Club 1; Intra- murals 1; Library Asst. 4. SWARTHOUT, KIM: Football 2,3; Track 1. SWEET, LINDA: Cheerleading 1, 2; Co-op 4; Forensics 2; Home Ec Club ty Pep Club 172: SWOFFER, RUTH: Sextet 4; Choir 4; French Club 4; GAA 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2,3,4 Secretary; Library Asst 1; Newspaper 3. TALBOT, CHRIS: Home Ec Club 1, 2. TESSIN, RUBEN: Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 3,4; Co-op 4; Intramural Bowling 3; Yearbook 3; Drama Club 4. THOMAS, RICH: Co-op 4; Forensics 4-; NHS 4; Newspaper 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Intramurals Bowling 1. TIMMONS, KAREN: Co-op 4, Forensics 1; GAA 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Newspaper 4, Head Typist. WEAVER, RONNA: FTA 3,4; Home Ec Club 2, 3 Pres., 4 Pres., Newspaper 4, Bowling 4. WELCH, MARTIN: Band 1; Yearbook 1. WILCOX, RISCHARD: Football 1, 2,3; Intramurals 3; Metals Club 1; Projectionist 4; Metals Aid 3. WOLF, KEN: Band 1, 2,3,4; Campus Life 3; Class Officer 4 treasurer; Co-op 4; NHS 4 Vice-President; Wrestling 1. re KARAN: Intramurals 2, 3,4; Bowling 3,4; Ji Ages, ay WOODCOCK, CRIS: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3 Trea- surer, 4; Newspaper 4. WOODCOCK, TERRY: Debate 4; Forensics 2,4; GAA 2; Intramurals 1, 2; NHS 4. 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