Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

RECORDED BY CAPAC SCHOOL CAMERA CLUB 1 CAPAC, MICHIGAN We wish to express our appreciation and affection to Ruth Rollo, our school secretary. For seven years Ruth has served as a patient, wise, practical and friendly secretary. She has been faithful in helping with class records, training class treasurers and giving first aid, besides her many duties as secretary to the Superintendent . And so to you , Ruth, we dedicate The Record ol 1956. It is not always easy to impress young people with the idea that the era of their school days is a golden one. It is only with the passing years that the full realization of this fact will become evident. However, as teachers, we would not be doing our best if we failed to point out that ed- ucation will benefit each of us as individuals as well as the nation and the world. As we enter this age of automaton the importance of the educational foundation will become more and more apparent. It is even now almost essential that every citizen understand modern technology, not just in the factory, but in the home and on the farm as well. The task of securing an adequate education is not an easy one, as some would have you believe; nor should it be. It is my belief that each of you will benefit from your school career almost in the same proportion as the effort you put into it. No one can, or should, do it for you, but all of us will be most happy if we can help along the way. All this was put in shorter and simpler language many years ago when it was said, Seek and ye shall find; knock and it shall be opened unto you. Sincerely, Wall er W. (Bright S 1 i pen n ten den t 8d neat ion HOWARD SMITH GERLS WALLACE Trustee Trustee 5 School Liie The crossroads of life And the crossroads of the nation. . Are they so different? The high school student must decide Which way he is going, Just as the traveler must choose Whether to go east on route 30 Or south on 41. What helps him decide ? The way he spends his time in school. Not only in the classroom But also in his clubs Where he learns cooperative planning; And in his activities Where he develops latent skills, Acquires new interests, And discovers unknown aptitudes. SCHOOL LIFE Is significant. . And fascination. . And indispensable. JOAN KALBFLEISCH Secretary to the [Principal 6 LONNIE B. BAILEY B. S. College of the Ozarks Orientation, Drivers ' Training Ninth Grade Class Advisor JAMES BUCHANAN A. B. M.S.N.C. English, Speech HENRY F. BURGESS B.S. , M.A. M.S.C. Agriculture, F.F.A. , Senior Class Advisor DONALD CHRISTIE A. B. M.S.N.C. Mathematics PETER COLLAS B. S. C. M.C.E. Social Science Tenth Grade Advisor MARION V. FISCHER B.S. M.S.N.C. English, History Senior Advisor Cheerleaders MARY ELLEN HOYT A. B. Greenville College Homemaking Camera Club Advisor Yearbook, F.H.A. Junior Class Advisor WENDELL JENNESS A. B. M.S.N.C. Science, Mathematics Visual Aids WILLIAM La FORGE B. S. C. M.C.E. Instrumental Music Safety Patrol HARRY C. MOORE B. S. C. M.C. Athletics DON SMITH A.B. M.S.N.C. Shop, Athletics CHARLES SEELEY B.S. M.S.C. Seventh Grade Core Athletic Director Seventh Grade Advisor C. ALLEN PARKER B.S. Ferris Institute Commercial School Paper MILDRED SWEM M.M. M.S.C. Vocal Music Physical Education Camera Club Advisor Yearbook Girls ' Basketball Coach funior Class Advisor NELLIE M. YOUNGS Life, M.S.N.C. Eighth Grade Core Eighth Grade Advisor 9 PATRICIA FULLER Pat” SALLY LOU WINTER Sal Hear no evil, see no evil, speak Class President 4; Class Secretary 2; F. H. A. 3-President 3; Future Nurses 1 ; Commercial Club 4; Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; Junior Play; Senior Play. And the best of all ways to lengthen our days, is to steal a few hours from the night. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Commercial Club 4; Class Vice-Pres- ident 4. ARLEEN I. ARNDT Are BARBARA JEAN TEETZEL Barb Experience is the fool ' s best teachers; the wise do not need it. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Library 2 ,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Treasurer 4. Why worry when the world is so full of fun. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Class Secretary 4; Com- mercial Club 4. 12 mm JOANNE KRAUSE Jo M M With company she is quiet , with fri- ends she’s a riot. M Future Nurses 1; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4-Secretary 4; Commercial Club 4-President4. CHARLES W. VAN CAMP Windy I ' d like to be a dentist when teachers have a toothache. F. F. A. 1 ,2, 3, 4 -Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Senior Play; Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3; Baseball 4. MARY E. LOVE I only do it to annoy. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 4; Junior Play; Class Reporter 4. JUNE MARIE TARA LA If vvork interferes with pleasure cut out the work. Glee Club 3. JANET NEMECEK Jan Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Student Coun- cil 3,4-Treasurer 3; Senior Play; Commercial Club 4; Editor of School Paper 4. RICHARD W. NAGY Dick Like a true fisherman he has a good line. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; F. F. A. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; Vice- President; Student Council 3,4; Class President 2. JOANNE ELIZABETH KERSTEN Jo She likes them short, she likes them tall, you know and I know she likes them all. Future Nurses 1 -Secretary 1; Commercial Club 4; Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4; Class Reporter 2 ; Class Treasurer 1,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council 4-President 4. VERONICA MOORE Vickie Some think the world is made for fun and frolics and so do I. Glee Club 3. 13 BONNIE L. SNELL My true love has my heart, and I have his . Glee Club 1,3. JAMES CHERNENKO Stinky I ' m standing on the brink of success, won ' t some one please give me a push. ” Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Glee Club 3; F. F. A. 1,2- Vice-President 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. GLORIA M. POSTINA Puss There ' s only one thing worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play Prompter; Com- mercial Club 4; Library 4. CHARLES GINN Paul All that I ' ve learned I ' ve forgot all that I know I ' ve guessed. F. F. A. 1,2,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 2. ROBERT L. ELSTON Moose There may be better men than I, but I don ' t believe it. Football 1,2, 3, 4; All Star 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Bas- eball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play; Glee Club 3; Class President 3; Student Council 2. DONNA JEAN WALKER I ' m happy, what ' s wrong with the rest of the world ? Cheerleader 3,4. JOHN PETZ Omar All great men are dead or dying, I don ' t feel so well myself. Band 1 ,2,3,4. MARIA JOYCE WILSON Joyce Laugh when you feel tick- led, laugh once in a while anyway. Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Cl- ass Vice-President 1; Class Secretary 3; Junior Play; Senior Play. CAROL BURKE ANGELINE V. ZOCHOWSKI Ange So little done, so much to do, I wonder if I ' ll ever be through. Commercial Club 4. JAMES STANDEL Squeek If school life is liberty, give me death. F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4. CAROL SPENCER To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Band 3,4; Glee Club 3; Basketball 3. NANCY OWENS Nance Every girl has her devilish moments . Commercial Club 4 -Secretary-Treasurer 4. Pleasant is she, and of good intent. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Com- mercial Club 4; F. H. A. 3-Secretary 3. RICHARD SMITH Smitty While we live, let ' s live all over, for when we ' re dead, we ' re dead all over. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Cam- era Club 2; F. F. A. 2,3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Class Vice-President 2. NANCY GLASSFORD Nance A little mischief by the way is fun to spice the day . Glee Club 3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play; F. H. A. 3. KAREN BRUECKNER I could be good if I would, but it ' s awful lonesome be- ing good. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Future Nur- ses 1; Commercial Club 4- Vice-President 4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Class President 1; F. H. A. 3- Vice-President 3. GERALD CANNIS Skinny The harder I try to be good , the worse I get. Football 1 ,2 ,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Sentinel 4; Glee Club 3; Junior and Senior Play. BESSIE KOVES Life is what we make of it. Glee Club 4; Commercial Club 4. Class Flower - - American Beauty Rose Class Colors - - Blue and White MARY CAMPBELL Treasurer JOAN BURIAN 17 MARIANNE McCOY ED HENRY JEAN DOTY THORA PETURSDOITTIR LAURA LONDON KATHLEEN MILLER NANCY CARR JUNE HALL MARY LOUISE VanCAMP MARIANNE WOOD ALICE STANDEL HENRY ZOCHOWSKI GLADYS FOSTER DELORES JEWEL RAY BOWERSON BESSIE WOOD DOROTHY BUGAJSK3 EILEEN CLARK JANET KAUFMAN DONNA HARVEY SALLY RAHN BETHEL ROSS MAYNARD DELL ROSEMARY RAM SET JIM SCHLAIRE JoANN CLINE LARRY SEIDELL ELAINE CODY JOHN CARTER LOIS BURGESS JOHN PRINCE EILEEN BEHNKE WILLARD LONDON CAROLYN SANDERCOCK EDWIN BOADWAY MARJIE LAUWERS 21 EDWIN BABCOCK JEANETTE CHURCHILL JOHN LOZANO DIANNE CADARET NOT PICTURED SYLVIA RENDON JoANN APPLE DON WILSON CONTESTANTS FOR KING AND QUEEN VARSITY BALL LYNNETTE DEANER President SHERYL HEARL Secretary MARY ANN OSBORN Treasurer J JOAN TEETZEL Vice-President JOHN KERSTEN Student Council 25 SALLY CARTER BOB BRESLER BARBARA BRENNAN VLAN ASSELIN LOIS LONDON JIM McCOY MARY JANE TARALA PAUL BERARD JUDY MATHEWS ✓ ■ 7 ROBERT TURNER ELSIE SANDERSON DAN CHRYSLER SALLY DOBBYN MARY DAWE CHARLOTTE BABCOCK FRANCIS ZOCHOWSKI PEARL COLLINS DENNIS DELL PAT SCHWARTZ NINFA MENDOZA SANDRA AILOR PANSY McIVER RONALD METZER CLAUDETTE KLEIN EUGENE OWENS STELLA RUNNING JOANNE SCHAVILLIE CLARE MILLER ELIZABETH GARBUTT EARL SANDERCOCK LEOPOLD LOZANO MARLENE McCLELLAN DAVID AMBROSE S JERRY HAUFF LARRY KALBFLEISCH JOAN KOBAYSSHI DUANE KOHLER DALE SMITH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SALLY SIEGEL MARY ANN THOMPSON JOHN STUTZMAN ROBERT LOZANO DICKIE SHARRARD JUME STAMAN CAROL EVANS ROBERT PORTER GARY METZER SHIRLEY KOCIS MARTHA PRINTZ MELVIN TAFT DANIEL MILLER ROSA RODRIQUEZ KAY SANDERSON GALE DRUGICH CARL MOSHER DIANE AMON DIANA BANBURY BRUCE BEHNKE GARY HARVEY LYNETTE LOVE SHARRON CLARK ALICE McCLUSKEY TOMMY AGUINAGA ROBERT WEBER GLORIA McNUTT JERRY COUCKE SIDNEY LAMBERT WILLOVENE KLINGENSMITH VIRGINIA EMMONS ELIZABETH SPOTTS NOT PICTURED JOHN KOHNS LESILE LAKE SHIRLEY GINN FRANCIS LaGROW 7th Q rade KIKU HAY AS HI ELAINE STANILOUI JUDY CLARK LOREN CLARK JIM LEONARD President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council CORBETT McCOY RUTH ANN SNELL DIANNE MARKHAM GARY KELLINGBECK TONY MUNIZ JACKIE RICHARDSON ALICE LONDON FREDDIE STEABAN ELIZABETH VERSCHEURE DAVID BROWN GARY NEUMAYER GLORIA FRANCHY SHIRLEY JESSEL CARL FRANTZ THOMAS AGUINAGA JoANN FIKE MARCIA LESLIE LARRY CASTLE LARRY WAGNER NANCY MALLWITZ ANDREA COUCKE JIM BARTH EUGENE LaGROW GERALD RHODY RONALD BABCOCK ROGER RYDER ROGER SCHONEMAN ROSE KOCIS ESEQUIEL MUNIZ JESSE CORTINA RICHARD KRIESCH RUTH DAFOE BARBARA SMITH GERALD WOOD DALE McC LEARY DOUGLAS HEARL MARY LOHN KATHLEEN BURIAN JOHN PRINTZ LEWIS WALKER ALBERT KLINGENSMITH LEONA FOSTER Commercial Club Librarians These girls have the job of keeping the library running. A change in policy this year has made it possible that those girls working with Mrs. Fisher may re- ceive credit. Some of their jobs include repairing books , keeping an attractive bulletin board and keeping the library in neat and clean order. Those receiving credit are Mary Ellen Chrysler, Janet Kaufman, Joan Burian, Sylvia Granc, Elaine Cody, Donna Harvey and Marianne Wood. F. H .A. President lois Burgess Vice-President .... Janet Schook Secretary Beverly Cutcher Treasurer Marian Brennen Reporter Sharon Peterson Song Leader Sally Carter Pianist. Betty Smith Historian Sally Dobbyn Parliamentarian . . Mary Ann Osborn Point Recorder. . . Lynnette Deaner Advisor Mary Ellen Hoyt 36 Safety Patrol F.F.A. The F. F. A. has had a very busy program this year. Some of the events were — A program by Lonnie Barron, the M.S.U.- Marquette game, a visit to the Detroit Stockyard, Parliamentary Procedure team, and Farm Forum in the District F. F. A. contests at Almont. Joe Vargo and Richard Smith attended State F. F. A. as delegates from the Capac Chapter. Our new officers went to leadership training school. Student Council The Student Council is an organization of students, elected by students, to serve as their official representatives in all matters of the entire school. It provides a medium through which student opinion, may be voiced and a forum for the con- sideration of common school problems, 37 Camera Club Although our group is small, we have some good enthusiasm and photo interests. We have opened the club to Junior High this year, so as to have a longer period of photography training. We sponsored the Donkey Basketball Game in January. We have been working on developing films , printing , enlarging and tinting of pictures. Trick pictures was the topic for one meeting. We are hoping to develop some real Shutter-Bugs. Our big project of the year is the school yearbook. Our staff was composed of Anna Brieger, Franklin Spotts, Mary Ann Osborn, Jim Barth, Sharron Rhody, Marianne Wood, Mary Ellen Chrysler, Joan Burian, Janet Kaufman, Larry Castle, and Kelly Martin, with Mildred Swem and Mary Ellen Hoyt as advisors. CONFERENCE? r f -L.. Senior High Girls ' Glee Club The Girls ' Glee Club is a non-academic class that functions to promote and sustain interest in vocal music and to provide opportunity for program and concert work before the public. ‘To thee we sing. Jr. High Glee Club Qt ns t rumen ta l (Department 40 The seventy-three piece Capac High School Band is a busy group through the entire year. During the summer season its members spend evenings in rehearsal for- its day on ex- hibition at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. Through the fall season the marching band spends many hours on the field perfecting the half-time performances for the football games. The winter and spring concert season is spent in rehearsal for the many concerts, contests, festivals and other scheduled appearances. These members enjoy working together to a worth-while performance. 41 JENNIE RHODY Custodian GEORGE RHODY Custodian NORA WILLS Custodian NORA GOTTS CHALK Cook MARY BOETTCHER Cook 44 Football At the beginning of the year almost everything in the athletic department was new. New athletic director, Mr. Seeley, new head coach, Mr. Smith, new assistant coach, Mr. Moore, and many new players. There were only five starters from the 1954 team and two other lettermen. Inexperience was a major handicap, with our entire defensive backfield gone from our 1954 team. Although we didn ' t win a game we gained much experience. More than half of our lettermen were Sophomores and Freshmen. Several players were outstanding in the league. George Kobayashi, a unanimous choice, receiving All-Star honor. Bob Elston and Joe Vargo also placed in the all league selection. With so many returning lettermen. Coach Smith is looking forward to the coming season hopefully. Jr. High Basketball 46 Varsity The Capac Chiefs , under the coaching Armada. . . . 54 Capac . ... 63 of Mr. Moore, have shown a lot of en- Almont . . . . 44 Capac. . . . 33 thusiasm in all of the games they have New Haven . . 37 Capac . ... 39 played this season. Jim Chernenko was Memphis . . . 39 Capac . ... 43 high scorer for the Chiefs but only with Dryden . . . 62 Capac . . . .75 the help and co-operation of his team- Brown City. . , . 37 Capac . ... 44 mates, Jim Schlaire, Andy Kocis , Bill Almont . . . .54 Capac . ... 53 Ogden, George Kobayashi, etc. New Haven . . 58 Capac . ... 35 Memphis. . . 66 Capac . ... 53 Dryden . . . .50 Capac . ... 58 Brown City Armada Girls ' Basketball The girls ' basketball team this year, in general , had few changes in the playing line-up over our last year ' s team. Though many of our enthusiastic supporting players were new to the team, several show very promising aptitude and ability for the following years. These girls are just as important to our team as those who are on the playing floor and we appreciate their faithfulness to the team. Winning five of their six league games, the girls tied with Armada for championship, and earn a trophy again this year. Brown City . • „ . . 9 New Haven . 0 , 39 Memphis 12 Dryden 24 Armada 35 Almont . . . . ._.27 Capac 44 Capac 60 Capac 41 Capac 39 Capac 32 Capac 44 cowtnC3 cnt wc� it� ia:o 49 prong eview ' Baseball Record MASCOT Imlay City . .3 Imlay City. . 3 New Haven. . 6 Almont .... 1 Armada ... .7 Memphis . . . 1 Dryden ... 16 Brown City . . 5 Capac . . . 0 Capac . . . 0 Capac . . . 0 Capac ... 5 Capac ... 6 Capac ... 3 Capac . . . 0 Capac ... 3 Track Jim Chernenko ' s victory string was unbroken in 1955, as he won every race he ran. Jim has first place medals from Central Relay, League Meet Regionals and State Champion- ship. Many of Jim ' s performances were in near record times , so in this his senior year he has these marks to shoot for. 52 Springtime In Paris The theme for the annual Junior-Senior Prom was Springtime In Paris. In the beautifully decorated high school gym, on April 29th, they danced to the music of Pete Bentz Orchestra. v IOl O’clock P. Pi- 53 DOROTHY BADE B. S. M.S.N.C. Third Grade ELEANOR CHRISTIE B.S. M.S.N.C. Second Grade CARRIE MAE DUNBAR B.S. Wayne University Fourth Grade Elementary EVE FELDHUS B.S. Taylor University Kindergarten DOROTHY FISCHER B.S. Wayne University Sixth Grade MYRTLE J. HARRISON B.S.. M.S. N.C. Lockebridge School MARGARET HAMILTON Life M.S.N.C. Shutt School HAZEL HIGGINS B.S. M.S.N.C. Stoddard School HELEN KLANN B.S. M.S.N.C. Second Grade VIVIAN MOSS B.S. M.S.N.C. First Grade FREDA M. KOEHN B.S. M.S.N.C. First Grade NELLIE MURPHY Special Reil School ANN LINCOLN Limited Certificate C.M.C.E. Churchill School B.S. M.S.N.C. Third and Fourth Grades MABEL TERRY Life M.S.N.C. Fifth and Sixth Grades MARIE TUCKER B. S. C. M.C.E. Fifth Grade LORAL WATSON Life M.S.N.C. Riley Center ROW ONE : (LEFT TO RIGHT) Larry Clark, David Moss, Ilona Nowak, Marguerite Bowerson, Brenda Knappins, Sandra Nagy, Anthony Aguinaga , James Lincoln, Robert Butsch. ROW TWO : David Scott, Nancy Petz, Gerald Lewis, Sharon Brush, Mickey Evans, Judy Gottschalk, David Klug, Robert Schlaire, Matthew Carleton, Virginia Granc, Richard Elliot, David Vanker. ROW THREE: Catherine Wills, Gerald Schwartz, Thomas Archer, Eddie Flores, Laurel Lee Fuller, Ann Withun, Charles Teetzel, Gerald Withun, Helen Cohn, Nadine Schmaltz. NOT PICTURED: Pauline Ramirey, Wesley Mosher, Barbara Turner, Brenda Mclnnes. ROW ONE : (LEFT TO RIGHT) Richard Jewell, Gary Cooney, Billy Lyle, Patrick Spencer, James Schwartzkopf , Paul Clark. ROW TWO : Carol Sadilek, Marlene Elliott, Sally Miller, Sharron Barrigar, Carole Eames, Margaret Ogden, Joan Fulton, Rose Mary Moore, Janet Clark. ROW THREE: Darrel Withun, Paul Brueckner, Maurice Call- ender, Rosemarie Block, Raymond Hawks, Robert Dickson, Janice Burgess, Georgeann Messner, Ronald Meier. ROW FOUR : David Foster, Ann Clarkson, Carol Criss, Linda Metzer, Ruth Ann Harvey, Ila Dean Rapson, Robert Gottschalk, Paul Glassford, Billy Walker, Hilario Garcia. NOT PICTURED : Judy Markwart. FRONT ROW : Judith Warvie, Virginia Schoenberg, Diane Foley, Susan LaForge, Barbara Schiffelbine, Pauline Ondrus, Douglas McLaren, Marjorie Welch, Bonnie Miller, Judith Merritt, Theresa Ginn. ROW TWO; Oralia Muniz, Ann Abraham, Ralph Dafoe, Harold Leader, Kenneth Adamski, Roy Flores, Jean Lohn, Sally Collins, Maureen Massie. Judith Leach, Jane Clarkson. ROW THREE: Michael Campbell, Philip Block, Edwin Schook, Patrick Zochowski, Jovita Ramirez, Lupe Pina, Susan Fuller, Roger Scott, Leonard Hoock, John Kramer. NOT PICTURED: Victor Shull, Mae Woods, Richard McCleary, Penny Withun, Joseph Hayashi, Norman Hamada, Peter Kahn. FRONT ROW: John Messner, Wynn Klug, Richard Ogden, James Walker, Michele McKeeman, Norma Jewel, Noreen Clark, Janet Siegel, Emma Nowak. ROW TWO: William Peting, Kenneth Kobayashi, Richard Evans, Martha Koves, Cuca Agiunaga, Judith Vranish, Harley Stoutenburg, Anne Mosher, Ronald Jamison, Michael LhGrow. ROW THREE: Calvin Wagner, Paul Printz, Patsy Hayes, William Miller, John Staniloiu, Michael Shook, Larry Wendt, Sharon Warvie , Michlye Okimoto, Diane Kohler, Gary Machinski. NOT PICTURED: Pauline Vas qua z, Sophie Muniz, Judy Taft, John Ceranskl, John Messner, Kathleen Mills. Combined Third and Fourth Grades MRS.. SCHOONOVER, Teacher FRONT ROW; Mary Ramirez, Bernice Tszinski, James Schwartzkopf , Roberta Barnard, Kathleen Heaton, Victoria Mizdrak , Rose Ann Elliot, Frank Taormina. ROW TWO: Edward Love, Emogene Zochowski, Mary Ann Banbury, Santos Sanchez, Richard Meier, Phyllis Neumayer, Delores Withun, Sue Carroll, Ponciano Vasquez. ROW THREE : Sandra Warden , John Wallace, Steven Chernenko, Linda Rapson, Valerie Messner, Elizabeth Lambert, Larry Apple, Carol Lamphere, James Bade. NOT PICTURED : Michael Albert, Dennis Peterson, Sharon Zwiemik, Elizabeth Dawe, Gerald Dafoe, Gail Fenton, Garcia Rhody. FRONT ROW : Janet Klug, Stephen Campbell, Dell Harvey, Manuel Aguinaga, Sharon Walker, John Tamba, Anna Lee Forrest, Nancy Dickson, Robert Lewis. ROW TWO: Susanne Vanker, Stanley Niezgoda, Phyllis Sproul, Linda Smith, Linda Kegler, Sally Miller, Allen Albert, Freddie Ferguson, Marie Kramer, Lyle Holcomb, Donald Schlaud. ROW THREE: Carolyn Kegler, Dorothy Mandich, Robert Beischer, Thomas Koch, Robert Schaefer, James Richardson, Glenn Metzer, Joe Sanchez, Roger Brancheau, Roger Machinski. NOT PICTURED : Brenda Boner, Daniel Florez, Lloyd Lake, Diane Meeker, Frank Withun. FRONT ROW : (LEFT TO RIGHT) Harry Brancheau, Robert Kobayashi, Larry Schwartzkopf , Albert Kobayashi, Raymond Behnke. ROW TWO: Jane Hoock, Christine Nowak, David Prieto, Jerry Rapson, Kerry Kiug, Margie Spencer, Richard Butch. ROW THREE: Billy Schiffelbine , Avelina Nino, Dennis Bowerson, Dennis Meganck, Ruth London, Mary Ruth Abraham, Helen Mireles, Terry Richardson. ROW FOUR : Lynn Schuneman, John Mc- Cleary, Phillip Mireles, Dwight Spotts, Sandra Steaben, Roger Coman. FRONT ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Leo Mezgoda, Ronnie Moore, Ronnie Kriesch, Billy Jewel, Eddie Raetz. ROW TWO : Cherie Giroux, Santos Ramirez, Lola Carroll, Linda Chase, Kathy Meikle, Junior Prey, Billy Lanphere. ROW THREE: Patricia Bussell, Sandra Walker, Fina Gacia, Dennis Schwartz, Jimmy Ceranski, Jimmy Korth. ROW FOUR: Robbie Barth, Warren Hofert, Helen Mplnnes, Janice Ploeger, Kenneth Vanker, Leonard Willard, Billy Koves. NOT PICTURED : Barbara Gottschalk, Robert Stutzman, Douglas Shull. FRONT ROW. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Gary Smith, Lorraine Schlaud, Dennis Kinyon, Margaret Hoock, Robert Bailor, John Bruno, Fred Foley. ROW TWO: Daniel Campbell, Joel Walker, Raymond Block, Nancy Christie, Rebecca Chase, Alice Abler, Gerald Granc. ROW THREE: Louise Harvey, Dennis Richardson, Lynn Clark, Deborah Kriesch, Jack Withun, Bradley Lewis, Paul Koch, Carol Warvie. ROW FOUR: Thomas Leslie, Judith Ploeger, Mary Lou Meier, Terry Miller, Janice Mills, Sharlene TJuskirk , John Schaefer, Vella Muniz. NOT PICTURED : Esper Bruno, Sherry Stroup, Marlin Ackerly, Rex McBee. 64 FRONT ROW : (LEFT TO RIGHT) Gary Warden, Douglas Mills, Charles Bailor, Billy Schultz, John Grzyb, Louis Vasquez, Randy Shull. ROW TWO: Vicky Moore, Nancy Sanderson, Rose Mirelis, Suzanne Prey, Raymond Hildinger, Joan Leach, Kay Clark. ROW THREE: Billy Evans, Ronald Beischer, Elaine Massie, Bobby Abraham, Shelly Sperry, Sheryl Glombowski, Vaughn Clark, Jessie Meganck. ROW FOUR: Mary Flores, Lois Boner, Robert Garcia, Dale Keller, Elda Mclnnis, Gene Hether, Olivia Muniz. NOT PICTURED : Cedro Bruno, Eva Gomez, Charles Hoover, Gordon Bade, Dennis Castle. First Grade MRS. MOSS, Teacher GROUP I FRONT ROW : Earl Mclver, Pamela Daas, Sandra Bar- nard, Josephina Castilleja, Carman Nemecek, Patty Seeley, Jean Walker, Mary Wallace. ROW TWO : Brian Lewis, Marlene Buskirk, Kathleen Adamski, Joan Bright, Randall Lewis, Elizabeth Hayashi, Susan Shoup, Rosa Rameriz. ROW THREE : Billy Neumayer, Bradly Robinson, Jeanne Plaeger, Rex McCoy, Carol Mandich, Jerry Oland, David Colias. NOT PICTURED : Techla Spotts, Paul Spiller. GROUP III FRONT ROW : Dale Eames , James Kegler, Carol Haw- ks , Eugene Flores , Ronald Coultes, Kay Stroup, Can- die Warvie . ROW TWO : Ann Bullock, Kathy Scott, Karen Henderson, David Morawski, Deborah Jurn, Mary Hether. NOT PIC- TURED: Odilla Muniz, Alex Bruno, Annabelle Ch- ristie, Steven Shull, Larry Forton . K I N D E R G A R T E N MRS. FELDHUS, Teacher GROUP II FRONT ROW : Linda Bailor, Gloria Wohl, Robert Spencer, Dorothy O ' Connor, Ronald Smith, Larry Forton. ROW TWO : Marjorie Spencer, James Sanchez, Marcos Nino, Gary Rapson, Sharon Wagner, John Bognar, Gary Kuck. ROW THREE: Jerry Apple, David Brancheau, Esther Buga j ski, Ronald Zwiemik. NOT PICTURED: Tommy Emmons, Nancy Withun, Jessie Gamez, Mary Ann Hernandez, John Jewel, Catherine LaBeau. 65 Riley Center ROW ONE : (LEFT TO RIGHT) Brion Smith, Blake Smith, Craig Kellingbeck, Pat Gibbard. ROW TWO : Jimmy Le- masterr, John Lafac, Beth Smith, Linda Zells, Diane Fischer, Edmund Rodzos, Loretta Klingensmith , Patty Zells, Kathryn Fischer. ROW THREE : Edmund Apale- wski, Herbert McNutt, Judith Rhody, Jannette Deaner, Nancy Rhody, Jerry Deaner, Judith Carr. ROW FOUR: Joyce Carr, Ingrid Bozrn, Loretta McNutt, Jimmy Smith, Danielle Bozin, Richard Lambert, Sharon Ridzos. Reil R OW ON E: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Joseph Vas- quez, Roger Bowen, David Woolman, Roy Sharrard, Alan Smith. ROW TWO: Betty McNutt, Danny Woolman, Gail Smith, Billy Pfeil, Deanna Bowen, Beverly Woolman. ROW THREE : Charles Parzanowski, Vic- toria McNutt, Dennis Perzanowski, Clarence Perzanowski, Josephine Vasquez, Judy Schmidt. Lockbridge ROW ONE : (LEFT TO RIGHT) Betty Rollins, Rhonda Ry- der, Charith Drugich, Kenneth Smith, William Rhody, Roger Drugich, Bonnie Smith, Gerald Shaville, Calvin Smith. ROW TWO : Donna Smith, Judy Smith, Dianne Campbell, Gary Smith, Nancy Jelneck, Connie Smith, Kay Rollins, Carol Blumerick. ROW THREE : Gary Show- ier, Rodney Ryder, Wayne Mallwitz, Larry Jelneck, Jobe Dugich. NOT PICTURED : Camille Eldridge, Jan Eldridge. Churchill FRONT ROW : Kaye Ledebuhr, Glenda Schook, Larry Petz, Karlene Graybiel, Bobby Brennan, Carol Lede- buhr, Carol Petz, Ronnie Miles. ROW TWO: Bob Le- debuhr, Albert Schook, Albert Rodriquez, Jo Zelenack, Virginia Dettare, Leo Dettare, Bryan Hartman, Jimmy Brennan. ROW THREE: Karen Frantz, Ralph Rodriquez, Kenneth Donnelly, Gretchen Ploeger, Nancy Ledebuhr, Walter Brennan, Roxanna As selin . ROW FOUR: Carol Brennan, Lynn Ledebuhr, Drena Asselin, Betty Miles, Kelann Graybiel, Jerry Miles. Shutt FRONT ROW: Connie- Tamba, Linda Tamba, Larry Powers, Honey Messer, Carol Bab- cock, Elaine Cadaret, Diane Messer, Lin- da Carter. ROW TWO : Mary Lea McLaren, Donald Grenel, Kenneth Stine, Joseph Al- bert, Linda Lohn, Edward Gremel, James Powers, Robert Miller. ROW THREE: Larry Spencer, Cynthia Babcock, Sharon Spencer, Ronald Spencer, Marilyn Love, Mary Cher- nenko, Ivan Turosky, Marian Porter. Stoddard FRONT ROW : Stewart Gagnon, Alan Hall, John Pal- mateer, Louis Perales, Larry Cummings , Donnie War- den. ROW TWO : Rita Perales, Mary Perales, Jane Worden, Paula Palmateer, Shirley Wormsbacker, Mari- lyn Wansedel , Sandra Rhody, Naida Stewart. ROW THREE: Larry Cummings, James Verscheure, Francis Dobbyn, Bruce Palmateer, Dolores Cutcher, Carmen Caballero, Peter Rendon. ROW FOUR : Joey Coucke, Billy Cummings, Amelia Martinez, June Hall, Richard Palmateer, Jean Hall, June Wormsbacker. Compliments of WALTER SC HOOK Jewlery and Watch Repair Ph. 74 Compliments of VICTOR SHULL Hay and Straw bought and sold Phone 130F2 Compliments of ABRAHAM SUPPLY CO. Compliments of MICHIGAN PEAT West of Capac on M 21 Compliments of JOE’S BILLIARDS M 21 Capac Michigan Compliments of ART PLACE CLEANERS 306 South Main Phone 24R2 Imlay City Phone 283 Compliments of DR. L. T. DAWE Veterinarian Compliments of C. R. ADAMS Phone 86 General Insurance ph. 2 COMPLIMENTS OF William Shull 69 Compliments of Capac Drugs Ph. 36 Compliments of GIB LA BAIR TRUCKING CO. Compliments of CAPAC BODY SHOP Phone: 209 Compliments of Compliments of AL WADE KROGER MANAGER DR. IRWIN 113 Main St Capac Ph . Office: 96 117 N. Main NORBERT E. CONRAD, D. O. Physic ian-Surgeon WOODY ' S GULF SERVICE Phone: 17 Capac COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of CLARKSON ' S DAIRY BAR Lydon Studio Photos Compliments of CAPAC BOWLING ALLEY AND GRILL Dexter Michigan apyfc-A Compliments of Capac I. G. A. PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING CAPAC COMMUNITY SCHOOL Charles M. Valentine Architect Marysville LilKogiiphwl A Bound by WA’-SWORTH BROTHERS Mo ' col.n . Mo . USA 71 Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF Capac PHONE : 60 State Savings Bank CAPAC j MICHIGAN FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FUP4ER AJL HOME King’s Sales Service Finest in Farm Machinery Oliver Farm Equipment Capac Phone: 90-R2 72 Fillmore Motor Sales Phone: 79-R2 Pontiac Cars-International Trucks Capac, Mich. Siegel Appliance Co. Home appliances you will be proud to own. 116-18 S. Main ph . 80 Capac Cafe Home Made Pies Home Cooking Ph.- 72 Alex and Leone Osborn Compliments of LYLE ' s Bakery Ph. 169-R2 Capac Compliments of General Telephone Co. of Mich. Pipers Grocery Authorized dealer for Kowalski Sausages Mr. and Mrs. L. Piper Capac Journal Promptness-Quality-Service Phone: 215-R2 Capac Shell Serv. Bob Mills Bill Schiffelbine Phone: 152 138 N. Main 73 Compliments of Bob Dewsbury of Josten’s Your Class ring salesman’ Compliments Of Valley Elevator Co. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 56 Capac Roller Mills Compliments of Walsworth Brothers College and High School Annuals Marceline Missouri 74 PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST SCHOOLS WEDDINGS BABIES Compliments of THE PANTRY H. A. Powell Studios Largest in the Midwest Toledo-Dayton-Detroit Phone: 114-R2 114 S. Main Compliments of THE FAMILY STORE WALTZ ' S MARKET Capac Phone: 140 PORTER ' S HARDWARE Lowe Bro. Paints, Super Kemtone, Kemglo, Electrical Plumbing Supplies CHARLES C. BELL COMPLIMENTS OF Dentist Harley Motor Sales Phone: 92 Capac SURGE STORE POSTINA ' S FOOTWEAR R. A. KRAUSE 75 Compliments of Earl H. Moss John Deere SOUTH SIDE LUMBER CO. Phone 46 Capac FRED J. ENDERS Builder of distinction Interior Cabinets Homes of quality Capac 179F11 CASTLE STEABAN GARAGE ' Service on all makes of cars ' Ph. 191-R3 103 W. Mill CLAUDE AND EDDIE SUNOCO SERVICE AND RESTURANT Capac Standard Service Ph. 64F14 M 21 Capac Ph. 217 DON AND TED’S GULF SERVICE VIVIAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Capac Ph. 143F4 Phone: 168 203 S. Main ELMER LANG AND SON INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Capac Ph. 50R2 FLOYD F. FERGUSON Plumbing and Heating 202 S. Hunter Ph. 51 GOUDY ' S 5£ to $1.00 Store ' Extensive but not Expensive Ken’s Compliments of STANLEY KNOLL Electrical Service Ph. 16R5 Rose Service General Repairing Ph. 144-F21 Capac Industries, Inc. Plastics Molding Forming Fabricating 307 South Main Street Gambles The Friendly Store Phone: 123R3 Capac Van Poppelen’s Perscription Drug Store Capac COMPLIMENTS OF Lewis Hardware Compliments of BOB EMMON ' S Store for Men Wesley Clark Ph. 11 CAPAC SUPER MARKET 103 Main Capac, Mich. We Give Holden ' s Red Stamps 77 Crescent Printing Company WYOMING, IOWA Designers and Manufacturers of The Crescent Line Commencement Stationery Have furnished your Invitations the last three years Compliments of We wish to express our appreciation to all merchants who put ads in our yearbook, for without them our year- book would have been impossible . HOWARD AND RICHARD SMITH Quality Vegtables Your Yearbook Staff ■