Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

CAPAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Capac, Michigan The Capacian Alice McCluskey Editor The Student Council The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness; to an opponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to a child, a good example; to a father, deference; to a mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all men, charity. — Lord Balfour With the above lines we praise the faithful workers of this year ' s Student Council, and to them we hereby dedicate this, the Capacian of 1960. This page sponsored by O. B. KAHN, M.D., Physician Surgeon Board of Education Clem Hoover, Howord A. Smith, Alfred Oswald, Charles Seeley, Norman Brennan, Fred Knoll. Superintendent Of Schools CHARLES F. SEELEY Secretary To The Superintendent RUTH ROLLO This Page Sponsored By VALLEY ELEVATOR CO. As we complete this school year we can look forward with anticipation to another group of young men and women ready to try their wings in our troubled and complicated world. What will they do? How far will they go? D id we meet their needs? Are they ready? No one can answer this question for us but our graduates. As Americans these people have the whole world before them. They can travel as far as their initiative and ability will take them. The problems of growing up have been difficult. This battle, that so many of us forget, has been won. The trials and problems are for- gotten. Only the good things remain. As you leave us and move toward new things, I hope you can look back to Capac High and feel you have gained from your years with us. Graduation night we hope you feel that rather than teachers and principal you have gained some friends. This Page Sponsored By VAN POPPELEN ' S DRUG STORE jcr u-{. ROBERT AMES World History; English 9; Coach of Football and J. V. Basketball Sponsor Varsity Club LONNIE B. BAILEY Social Studies; General Business; Driver Education; Sales ond Law Sponsor: Senior Class DONALD CHRISTIE Algebra I ; Algebra II; Geometry; College Math Sponsor: Junior Class DONALD L. CLARK American History; American Government; Economics; Counselor Sponsor Student Counci I , Yearbook CORINNE CLARKSON Latin; Literature; English 10 Sponsor: 9th Grade ANGUS DAVENPORT Mathematics 8; Mathematics 9; Speech I ; Speech II Sponsor: 10th Grade MARION V. FISCHER English 9; Library Sponsor Sophomore Class, Library Club 6 This Page Sponsored by CAPAC IGA SUPER MARKET JOY GILBERT English 8; History 8; Physical Education Sponsor: Cheerleader Girls ' Basketball JAMES HONSINGER Music Education — Instrumental Music Sponsor: Capac Youth Fellowship Bible Club TOM HUEBNER Math 7; History 7; English 7 Sponsor: Football, 9th Grade Basketball WENDELL JENNESS Chemistry; Physics; General Science Sponsor: Senior Class BERNICE E. LESLIE Commercial Typing; Secretarial Practice WALLACE R. LESLIE Industrail Arts; Guidance Counseling Sponsor: Student Counci I , Yearbook HARRY C. MOORE Geography 7; Social Studies 9; Physical Education Sponsor. 9th Grade, Varsity Club, Heod Coach -Basketball, Assistant Coach-Football This Page Sponsored By COPELAND FORD SALES MARY H. PARKER DONALD SMITH Homemaking, 8, 9, 10; Home and Family Living MatKeniati cs; Mechanical Drawing; Coach of Baseball and Jr. High Basketball Sponsor 11 th Grade Sponsor: 8th Grade ALLEN PARKER Commercial and English 10 Sponsor: Junior Class ROBERT C. SLOAN ■ ' ' Vocational Agriculture Sponsor: F.F.A., Sophomore C lass CHARLES M. STEWART Biology; History 8th; English 8th Sponsor: 8th Grade This Page Sponsored By CONRAD, D.O., Osteopathic Physician Surgeon Cafeteria Staff Marguerite Campbell Helen Mallwifz Custodians Dave Collins Herman Stahlbuck This Page Sponsored By GAMBLE STORE — Vera and Archie Yantz 9 Senior Class Officers Left to Right Larry Kalbfleisch . . Sally Siegel Gerald Schwartzkopf Verginia Emmons . . Bill Abraham .... Diane Amon .... Mr. Jenness .... Mr. Bailey Student Counci I Student Council . . . . Treasurer . . . .Secretary . . . President Vice President . . . . Sponsor . . . . Sponsor This Page Sponsored By FILLIMORE MOTOR SALES — Pontiac and Rambler Cars Call EXpress 5-7067 WILLIAM C. ABRAHAM Abe ' Just an oil around good good guy. Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1 ,2,3,4; Varsity Club Treasurer 4; ArcberyClub2 3,4; Class President 1 , Baseball 1; TOMAS AGUINAGA A type of person we like to know. Track 1 Rabbitt DIANE M. AMON I ' m always ready for a good time. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,4; F.N.C. 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Student Secretary 4 BRUCE BEHNKE Baseball 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Farm bred and school raised. DIANNA MARIE BANBURY Dosie If you want a thing well done, you ' ll find her there to do it. Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 DOUGLAS J. CARROLL Doug There wasn ' t a day that went by, that some young chick didn ' t stop and sigh . Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Junior Play; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4 SHARRON CLARK Red I wish I could marry a millionaire some day. 1 2 This Page Sponsored By MORTIMER AND SON LUMBER CO. J I PC i M ijz a • 1 LAURA ANN COONEY | X { Laurie To fall in love is awful simple, but to fall out of love is simply awful. Library Club 2,3,4 ANDREW M. COUCKE Andy I ' m willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can convince me. Pantomine Show 1; Student Secretary 4 JERRY COUCKE F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4 Here I come you lucky girls. DAVID CRISS Dave Worth makes the man . All High Play 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Science Club 1 ,2,3; Archery Club 2; Pantomine Show 1; Yearbook Staff 4 I LEAN DRUGICH Witch Her heart is like the moon. There ' s always a man in it. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2 GALE DRUGICH Not that I love to study less, but I love fun more. VIRGINIA LYNN EMMONS Ginny Being nice must be her motto. Junior Play; Archery C lub 2; Class Secretary 1,4; F.H.A. 1; F.H.A. Secretary 1 This Page Sponsored By SKOGMO STORE — Barb and Bob Emmons y l y •• - 1 i V ■ ' uk HHH wt zy I ft f � .V V - - Tl fr CAROL MAE EVANS One who really enjoys work. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Science Club 2,3; Honor Society 3; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 1; Library Club 3; Junior Play; F.N.C. 3 JANICE PAULA FISCHER She has an unsurpassed record as a friend. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 2,4; Library C lub President 4; F.H.A. 1,3; F.H.A. Secretary 1 , President 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Class Treasurer 1; Junior Play; All High Play, Student Secretary LAWRENCE ALLEN HAWKS Hawkeye Never serious, never downhearted, but always ready for a good time. Baseball l;CameraClub 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3 ROBERT ROY JAMISON Bob Be silent and safe for silence never betrays you. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,4 MARGARET A. JUDD Maggie The twinkle in her eye, bespeaks o fun loving soul. Basketball 1; ScienceClub 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; F.N.C. 2; All High Play 2; Junior Play; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 3 LARRY LeROY KALBFLEISCH A true sportsman. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4; CftlSs President 3; Class Vice President ' !; Student Council 2,4; Junior Play; National Honor Society 3 RONALD LEE KAUFMAN Enjoy life before it ' s fled, for once you d Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Junior Play Cq y ’ m g p !•, you ' re V V This Page Sponsored By CAPAC ROLLER MILLS DUANE LEE KOHLER Killer Another car passed him once a police car. Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Junior Play BARBARA ELLEN KRIESCH Barb It ' s not what you do, it ' s what you get away with that counts. Glee Club 1,2; Student Secretary 4 JOAN K. KOBAYASKI Personality plus. F.H.A. 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; F.N.C. 3,4; National Honor Society 3; Class President SHIRLEY ANN KOCIS Shrimp Very good natured, deserving of her many friends. Band 1,2, 3, 4; F.N.C. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; Student Secretary 4 SAUNDRA LEE LAMBERT Sandy Generally speaking, she ' s generally speaking. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,4; F.N.C. 3,4; F.H.A. 1; Student Council 4; Library Club 4; JuniorPlay SIDNEY ELANE LAMBERT Cinnie I love life especially week-ends. F.H.A. 1; Class Secretary 2,3; Glee Club 1; Student Secretary 4 JEANNE MARIE LINCOLN Happy-go-lucky fair and free, nothing exists that bothers me. F.N.C. 2,3; Science Club 1 ,2,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Library C lub 1; All High Play 2; Archery Club 2; National Honor Society 3 jp . 1 yMM U ' Jl pf I j This Page Sponsored By OSBORN ' S CAPAC CAFE 1 5 KATHLEEN JOAN LOVE a y “Kay is pretty in two ways, pretty nice ond pretty opt to stay that way. Band 1,2, 3, 4; F.N.C. 2,3,4; Treasurer 2, Reporter-Historian 4; F.H.A. 1; Bosketboll 2,4; Yearbook 3,4; Science Club 3; C.Y.F. 3, Secretary 3; Junior Play LUCILLE LUCCHESE Lucy ' ' She is always laughing and never has a cross word for anyone. F.H.A. 4; Basketball 4 SANDRA L. LYLE “A flower of youth . Library Club 2,3; F.N.C. 2; Junior Play; Student Secretary “Sandy ALICE KAYE McCLUSKEY Cluck Worry and I have never been introduced. But what ' s in an introduction? Band 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1 ,2, 3, 4; Editor 4; F.N.C. 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Camera Club 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; C.Y.F. 3, Vice President 3; Science Club 3; Glee Club 1; Bible Club 2; Junior Play LINDA LEE MEIKLE Mickl “She ' s a lady with lots of pep, and the best sport we ' ve ever met. ' Junior Play; Archery Club 2; F.N.C. 2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4 DENNIS MACHINSKI He doth not like to study, it weakens his eyes. Science Club 2,3; Junior Play; Archery Club 2 J PAMELLA LUCILLE MEU-AND ' tMf Pam blind and sweet, she ' s a gal that ' s hard to beat. President 4; Library Club 4, Vice President 4; All High Play B Ai t This Page Sponsored By PORTER ' S HARDWARE i DANIEL MILLER Don A common man what more. r .Wy VIRGINIA ANN MILLS Ginny Not very tall, in fact quite small, but her good nature is loved by all. F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1; Student Secretary 4 MARY ANN MOSS Benni A girl with remarkable abilities. Band 1,2, 3,4; F.N.C. 2,3; Science Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3 SUE MAE ONDRUS Susie Quiet as a little mouse, until you get her out of the house. F.H.A. 1; Student Secretary 4 ROBERT GEORGE PORTER Bob An innocent face, but you can never tell. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1 ,2; Camera Club 1; Archery Club 2; Baseball 1,3; Junior Play MARTHA M. PRINTZ A fine friend to everyone. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; Student Secretary 4 BARBARA LEA RICHARDSON Barb The saddest words of tongue and pen, are these, Be in at ten. Library Club 3,4; Student Secretary 4 This Page Sponsored By EARL H. MOSS — John Deere Implements SALLY SUE SIEGEL “Sol She is sure to be seen, wherever fun and mischief beam. Student Council 4; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Junior Play; Archery Club 2 STAN J. SNOW “Elvis” “Sing and I ' ll sing with you, study and you ' ll study alone. ROSA RODRIQUEZ Her smile is not one we will soon forget. F.N.C. 3; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2; Student Secretory BARBARA MARIE SCHMIDT “B°rb You can never tell ' till you know her. F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F.N.C. 3,4; Glee Club 1; Student Secretary DOLORES MARY SCHOENBERG A merry heart goes o long way. F.H.A. 1,2, President 2; Library Club 4; Cheerleading 1 GERALD LEE SCHWARTZKOPF Cousin One con not always be o genius, but he can always be a man. Band 1,2, 3,4; Closs Treasurer 2,3,4; Vice President Science Club 1; Archery Club 2; Track 1; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 4; Junior Play tW 1 C RICHARD N. SHARRARD ”D ' J ' ' Hard telling what those quiet fellows will do when no one is looking 1 8 This Page Sponsored By SIEGEL APPLIANCE COMPANY JUNE MARIE STAMMAN Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, ' Oh, myl Bond 1,2, 3,4; F.H, A. 1,4; Student Council 2,3; Yearbook S toff 4 JOHN FRED STUTZMAN Friendly to all, hostile to none, MARY ANN JOSEPHINE THOMPSON F.H. A. 1,2,3 Calm as a May morning. MAINTLAND A. VERHELLE He keeps his thought to himself. Butch NOT PICTURED THOMAS ARKO Tom Naturally hard to please. VICTOR BUTZEL Vie ARTHUR MACHOWSKI “Art He knows a lot, but soys little. ROBERT WEBER Bob No sinner and no Saint perhaps, but still the very best of chaps. - This Page Sponsored By MICHIGAN PEAT INC. This Page Sponsored By CAPAC DRUGS Junior Class Officers Left to Right Lester Wheeler . . , Elizabeth Verschure Loren Clark . . . . Diane Markham . . Jim Ferrett .... Gerald Rhody . . . Mr. Christie . . . . Mrs. Parker . . . . Mr. Parker Jim Leonard . . . . Parliamentarian . . . Secretary Student Counci I Student Counci I . Vice President . . . President .... Sponsor , . . . . Sponsor Sponsor ... . 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STORE 37 38 This Page Sponsored By BRENNAN BEAUTY SHOP 40 Student Council STANDING: Elizabeth Daws, Noreen Clark, Dianne Markham, Saundra Lambert, FrancisDabbyn, Larry Kalbfleisch, Dianne Campbell, Sally Siegel, Nancy Ambrose, Jan Eldridge, Jane Clarkson, Bob Brennan. SEATED: Mr. Donald Clark, Mickey Evans, Secretary; Mary Ann Moss, President; Loren Clark, Vice President; Margaret Ogden, Treasurer; Mr. Wallace Leslie. The Student Council is an organization designed to deal with matters which concern the Student Body as a whole. The first main project of the Student Council this year was the Homecoming. A school Christmas program and a Community Chest drive were also activities. The Student Council operatesa suggestion box and holds a monthly locker inspection. The biggest project of the second semester is the Spring Carnival. This year ' s Council is also interested in promoting a foreign exchange student program for Capac . This Page Sponsored By SHULL ' S FEED MILL Capacian Staff SECOND ROW: Larry Apple, Loren Clark, Nancy Ambrose, Sandra Kriesch, David Criss, Albert Schook, Jim Olson, Dianna Banbury, Judy Clark, Kathleen Burian, Sandra Henry. SEATED: June Stamman, Diane Amon, Alice McCluskey, Mr. Leslie, Marcia Leslie, Dolores Schoenburg, Kathleen Love. This Page Sponsored By HARRY ' S MARKET — Meats AndGroceries Owner, Harry W . Bussell 4t Library Clubs LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Ledebuhr, Babara Richardson, Laura Cooney, Margret O ' Connor, Nancy Jelneck, Dolores Schoenburg, Pam Melland, Janice Fischer, Mrs. Fischer, Dianne Campbell, Sandra Lambert. The Library Club consists of student librarians in grades 9-12. The purpose of the club is to keep order in the library, help students find information, etc. This year the Regional S. L. A. A. M. meeting was held at Capac Community High School . S. L. A. A. M. is the Student Librarians ' Assistants Association of Michigan. Second semester we acquired two new members, Larry Wagner and Richard Kriesch. Officers for the year are as follows: President Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer , S. C. Representative . . Janice Fischer . Pamel la Mel land Margaret O ' Connor . . Diane Campbel I 42 This Page Sponsored By CASTLE And STEABAN GARAGE Future Homemakers of America THIRD ROW: Andrea Coucke, Marta Printz, Elizabeth Verscheure, Janice Olson, Dianna Banbury, Carol Criss, Lucy Lucchese, I lean Drugich . SECOND ROW: Mrs. Parker, Sponsor; Linda Apple, Diane Amon, Diana Czerepowicz, Shirley Kocis, Alice James, Sharron C lark , b-� rhara Schmidt, Sharon Ferrett . SEATED: June Stamman, Historian; Emma Nowak, Reporter; Carrol James, Secretary; I Iona Nowak, Vice Preside ' ,; Marcia Leslie, President; Linda Metzer, Treasurer; Sandra Nagy, Parliamentarian; Virginia Mills, Points Recorder; Nancy Ambrose, Studen� Council Representative. Our F. H. A. activities have been varied this year. We have served three banquets, attended our Regional and State Conventions and co-sponsored the F.F.A. - F.H.A. fair. Our monthly meetings have included; Freshman Initation, Christmas Caroling, attending a basketball game followed by a pizza party, entertaining our mothers, a snow party and a picnic with the Yale F.H.A. Chapter. Mrs. Milton Ambrose was chosen to be our Chapter Mother. This Page Sponsored By JIM ' S MARKET 43 TOP ROW: Garth Enders, James Verscheure, Paul Glassford, Gerry Withun, Maurice Callender, Tom Archer, Leo Dettore, Bruce Behnke, John Printz, Francis Dobbyn, Student Council; Richard Palmateer . SECOND ROW: Colvin Wagner, Gory Showier, George. Berard, Pete Rendon, Larry Gottscholk, Edmond Opalewski, Mr. Robert Sloan, Jobe Drugich, Tom Kandler, Pot Spencer, Gary Stem, Bill Lyle, Ray Brunelle. SEATED: David Vanker, Reporter; Duane Martin, Sentinel; Larry Wagner, President; Jim Ferrett, Secretary; Corl Frantz, Treasurer, Lester Wheeler, Parliamentarian; Carl Mosher, Vice Presidnet, not pictured. TheF.F.A. has a membership of 34 boys. A few of our numerous activities have been monthly meetings including recreation activities, participation in the Goodells and Imly City fairs. Our meetings have had speakers from conservation, agriculture, Industry and Education. February 25, 1960, was the date of our annual F.F.A. Award Banquet featuring agricultural careers. Delegates from our chapter represented us at the National Convention in Kansas City, the State Convention at Lansing, Leadership training camp at Port Huron, Framers week atM.S.U., Leadership contest at St. Clair, M.S.U., Purdue and Tex anA.M. football games, the junior livestock show at Detroit, Dekalb Banquet at Lansing and Sugar Beet Banquets at Croswell and Saginaw . James Ferrett was our outstanding Sugar Beet grower and David Vanker was top corn grower. We are all proud of our new Program of Work which is a publication showing all of our activities, committees and accomplishments of the year. This publication is our all out effort at receiving a higher rating among F.F.A. chapters of our state . 44 This Page Sponsored By KING SALES SERVICE — Oliver Farm Machinery Future Nurses Club STANDING: Diane Amon, Virginia Mills, Laurel Lee Fuller, Mary Chernenko, Judy Rhody, Kathy Mills, Judy Smith, Shirley Kocis, Barbara Schmidt. SEATED: Sandra Lambert, Student Council; Alice McCluskey, Treasurer; Joan Kobayashi, Vice President; Pam Mel land, President; Rose Kocis, Secretary; Kay Love, Reporter- Historian . The Future Nurses Club consists of girls in grades 9-12 who are interested in the medical profession. The girls do volunteer work at Yale Hospital to earn a pin or another award. In preparation for this work at the hospital, the sponsors, Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Lang, and some of the girls who have had experience working in the hospital give demonstrations of the making of a hospital bed, bathing a bed patient, home care of the bedfast patient, etc. We have taken field trips to Ford Hospital in Detroit, this last fall. In the spring we took a trip to Highland Park Hospital. Compliments Of DETROIT EDISON CO. — Lori Mclnally, Mgr. 45 Capac Bands The Capac Junior and Senior Bands under the direction of James Honsinger, for the second year had another full year of events. The summer was spent preparing for parades in Algonac, Fraser, Marine City, and our own local Lions Club Carnival parade. While preparing for these events, much time was spent of music fundamentals and developing a higher standard of musical achievement. At the Lions carnival, our parents helped us serve a Bar-B-Que chicken dinner which was a great success. The summer work came to a climax when the Senior Band appeared at the Michigan State Fair grand opening parade for the eleventh consecutive year. Capac schools became a member of the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association and were entitled to participate in the many and varied events. The fall was occupied with marching band events. This was a fall we will never forget. It rained for five straight weeks. However, in spite of the mud and the cold, the Senior Band did present four shows for football games. During the football season we had guest bands from Armada and New Haven work with us in combined shows . Concert season started November 1st. The eighth graders who had helped out the Senior Band during football season were excused for Junior Band and we welcomed back our cheerleaders and football players. Albert Schook — Horn and Carol Evans — Saxophone, were selected by the officers of M.S.B.O.A. District III Clinic Band at Caro, Michigan under the direction of John Paynter of Northwestern University. Cynthia Babcock was selected to play in the Clinic Orchestra under the direction of Robert Lint of Hillsdale, Michigan. Our Mid-Winter Concert was presented on February 8th and was well received. On March 26 the Senior Band participated in the M. S. B. O. A. District III Festival held at Caro, Michigan which climaxed six weeks of our hardest work . Our concert season ended with our Annual Spring Concert on May 1 . Mrs. Honsinger was elected President of the Blue Water Band Directors Association and Capac schools were host to the Annual Blue Water Band Festival on May 4. The Junior Band attended the Blue Water Junior Band Festival on May 11 at Kimball Unit Schools. The school year closed with a strong unit on marching fundamentals and appearing at our local Memorial Day Parade. Thus ended a full school year of activities with our band members looking forward to summer vacation and the more personal attention given in the Summer Music Program . This Page Sponsored By HENDERSON WHITE ROSE SERVICE Student Secretaries TOP ROW: Sharron Clark, Barbara Kriesch, Sidney Lambert, Martha Printz, Mary Ann Thompson, Barbara Richardson, Janice Fisher, Susie Ondrus, Shirley Kocis, Virginia Mills. SEATED: June Stamman, Diane Amon, Andy Coucke, Sandra Lyle, Barbara Schmidt, Mrs. Lelsie, Advisor. Not Pictured, Rosa Rodriquez. The secretarial practice course is designed to give students training in office duties not included in other commercial courses, to provide refresher training in once-learned understandings and skills, to provide work -experience as student secretaries for members of the faculty, to develop skills in the manipulation of business machines, and to guide the proper development of personal qualities so that the student will be most likely to succeed. This Page Sponsored By CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK Varsity Club THIRD ROW: Danny Petz, Alex Henderson, Nelson Schuneman, John Staniloui, Charles Teetzel, Doug Carroll, Tom Arko. SECOND ROW: Tony Aguiaga, Robert Schlaire, Gearld Rhody, Jerry Lewis, Larry Gottschalk, Duane Martin, Ken Kobayashi, Gerald Schwartzkopf . SEATED: Jim Lincoln Mr. Moore, Loren Clark, Larry Kalbfleisch, Bill Abraham, Pat Owens, Mr. Ames, Richard Kriesch. Page Co-Sponsors CAPAC JOURNAL CAPAC FAMILY STORE 49 SBr.42.S S9r f 5j?l3£r 4 r 3A3CT3 3 45, r� s| M7p41 =t3G=M3r ,54. Football Team FIRST ROW: Coach Ames, Killingbeck, Ownes, Kalbfliesch, Clark, Kaufman, Rhody, Coach Moore . SECOND ROW: Coach Huebner, L . Gottschalk, Kobayashi, Staniliou, Aguinaga, Moss, Lewis, Frantz. THIRD ROW: Lincoln, Hawks, Teetzel, Henderson, Kriesch, Schuneman, Hollenbeck, Schook. FOURTH ROW: Withun, Butzel, Kazmerski, Perez, Klug, Rodriquez, Lambert, B. Gottschlak. Capac 0 E Ikton 13 Capac 6 Armada 20 Capac 25 Brown City 33 Capac 0 Anchor City 19 Capac 6 Dryden 20 Cpac 12 Memphis 26 Capac 0 New Haven 20 Capac 12 A Imont 19 This Page Sponsored By RICHARD (ROBBIE) ROBINSON State Farm Mutual Ins. Basketball Action Varsity Basketball Team BACK ROW: Bill Abrahom, Richie Hawks, Jim Barth, John Staniloiu, Dannie Petz, Larry Kalbfleisch. FRONT ROW: Jim Leonard, Pat Owens, Duane Martin, Ken Kobayashi, Loren Clark. Completing their most successful season since 1955-1956, the Chiefs compiled a 11 won, 6 lost record. In league play they finished in 2nd place with a 10-4 record, a full two games ahead of 3rd place finishers. Dispite the fact the Chiefs were short of experience at the beginning of the year they made a quick recovery after dropping 4 of their first 5 games. Under the capable leadership of Bill Abraham and Larry Kalbfleisch, the only seniors on the team, the Chiefs recovered to win 10 of their last 12 games to make this one of the best basketball teams to represent Capac in a number of years. Capac 34 E Ik ton 46 Capac 73 E Ikton 54 Capac 59 Brown City 40 Capac 43 Brown City 42 Capac 41 Armada 56 Capac 72 Armada OT 75 Capac 47 A Imont 48 Capac 63 A Imont 60 Capac 49 Anchor Bay 56 Capac 43 Anchor Bay 42 Capac 58 Dryden 36 Capac 64 Dryden 52 Capac 52 New Haven 33 Capac 63 New Haven 44 Capac 58 Memphis 38 Capac 68 Memphis 47 District Tournament Capac 47 Richmond 57 This Page Sponsored By DUTCH ' S INN— Syl and Helen 53 BILL ABRAHAM KEN KOBAYASHI JOHN STANILOIU PAT OWENS DANNIE PETZ RICHIE HAWKS LARRY KALBFLEISCH Junior Varsity Basketball Team BACK ROW: Left to Right, Coach Ames, Gerry Lewis, Jerry Bowerson, Paul Brueekner, Bob Gottschalk, Gerry Schwartz, Chuck Teetzel Hiram Powers, Paul LaRowe, Mgr. FRONT ROW: Lester Wheeler, Jim Lincoln, Joe McG lory, Tony Aguinago, Leo Dettore. Absent: DaveMoss. Capac 33 E Ikton 18 Capac 42 Memphis 34 Capac 40 Brown City 36 Capac 35 Brown City 53 Capac 29 Armada 21 Capac 31 Armada 40 Capac 47 A Imont 12 Capac 55 A Imont 53 Capac 32 Anchor Bay 26 Capac 52 Anchor Bay 53 Capac 46 Dryden 31 Capac 43 Dryden 26 Capac 36 New Haven 27 Capac 50 New Haven 48 Capac. . ....17 Memphis. . . . . .32 Page Co-Sponsors BULLOCK ' S PLUMBING HEATING THE QUACKER BOX 56 9th Grade Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Lambert, Withun, Jimenez, Brennan, Klug, Wagner. BACK ROW: Coach Huebner, Gottschalk, Ceranski, Verscheure, Thompson, Callender, Wendt, Stoutenborg, Perez, Schook, Apple. Capac sponsored a freshman basketball team this year for the first time. This team was coached very ably by Mr. Tom Huebner to a 6-1 season. This freshman team enables more boys to take part in our interscholastic athletic program. Capac 44 Richmond 15 Capac (Fortfeited) 2 Ferndale 0 Capac 51 A Igonac 32 Capac 21 Richmond 21 Capac 45 A Igonac 31 Capac 40 E Ikton JV . 47 Capac 32 Kimball 19 Page Co-Sponsors EDDY OLAND ' S BUMP SHOP CAPAC SHOPPERS ' GUIDE Junior High Basketball Team BACK ROW: Left to Right, Dick Ledebuhr, Norman Hamada, Rodney Ryder, Jan Eldridge, Pete Kahn, Bob Ledebuhr, Coach Smith. FRONT ROW: Jaker Bishop, KenAdamski, John Scheuer, Gary Smith, Santos Sanchez . Absent: Richie Brennan. The Wee Chiefs did it again. For the second straight year they were undefeated. Lead by John Scheuer, Santos Sanchez, Ken Adamski , and Gary Smith the Wee Chiefs were never real ly pressed. These four accounted for 493 points. In a couple years this team will be a great help to the high school . The Seventh graders made a good showing with a 2-1 record for the season. They also played a lot in the 8th grade games and did a very good job. Capac 36 Armada 20 Capac 37 Inland Lakes 15 Capac 48 Armada 21 Capac 25 Gaylord 6 Capac 55 A Imont 14 Capac 50 Brown City 8 Capac 44 Anchor Bay 20 Capac 54 Bishop Kelly 23 Capac 33 Anchor Bay 18 Capac 58 Dryden 10 Capac 55 A Igonac 39 Capac 57 Dryden 10 Capac 50 Brown City 18 Capac 42 A Igonac 15 This Page Sponsored By CLARKSON ' S DAIRY BAR 58 Girls ' Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mickey Evans, Carol Evans, Joan Kobayashi, Dolores Cutcher, Sandy Lambert, Janice Burgess. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Apple, JannetteDeaner, Lucille Lucchese, Nancy Ledebuhr, Karen Melland, Kothie Mills. TOP ROW: Barbara Smith, Laura Lee Fuller, Sally Siegel, Linda Meikle, Alice James, Mgr,, Mrs. Gilbert, Gloria Franchy, Diaine Campbell, Kathleen Burian, Virginia Dettore. Capac 8 Armada 26 Capac 12 Memphis 35 Capac 26 Almont 22 Capac 23 Anchor Bay 29 Capac 16 Dryden 9 Capac 25 New Haven 31 Capac 14 Brown City 30 This Page Sponsored By VIVIAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP, EXpress 5-4922 Coach Smith discusses the coming season with his returning lettermen . BACK ROW: Leo Dettore-of, Nels Schuneman-of, Rat Owens-p, Roger Ryder-3b, Loren Clark-c, Carl Frantz-lb. FRONT ROW: Bill Abrohom-ss, Coach Smith, Jim Lincoln-2b. A letferman in every position is what greets Coach Smith as the baseball team starts practice for the 1960 season. Lead by seniors Bill Abraham and Larry Kalbfleisch there are nine returning lettermen from last year ' s team which posted a 7-7 record for the season. This is the best season the Chiefs have had in many years. These lettermen will be hardpressed though by newcomers to remain starters. This depth is important to a winning ball team. With nearly fifty players out for baseball this year Capac is going to field a junior varsity team for the first time. This team will be coached by Mr. Huebner and will be a proving ground for those underclassmen who fail to make the varsity. Coach Huebner is shown with Pat Owens and the rest of the pitching hopefuls explaining about the proper grip on the baseball. While infield candidates look on lettermen Bil make the double play. Abraham and Jim Lincoln demonstrate how to Veteran catcher Loren Clark shows some of the other catching candidates a few pointers. 60 These girls cheered the varsity on to VICTORY: D. Markham, V. Granc, B. Knappins, J. Clark, M. Judd, E. Staniloiu. These girls gave the Little Chiefs their cheers: J. Clark, J. Siegel, S. Warvie, M. Burian, J. Smith, N. Clark, M. Lucchese. Homecoming Queen Virginia Emmons