Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

THE CAPACIAN, CAPAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL, CAPAC, MICHIGAN, KARLENE GRAYBIEL, Editor THIS IS THE YEAR THAT WAS This year, as all years at Capac High, will live on in many hearts for a long time. This year was very im- portant for many people: students, faculty, and administration alike. For the seniors, this year meant their last of education at Capac. And to the re- mainder of the students, it meant pre- paration for their last year, when they too would finally graduate. To the faculty, maybe it meant another year of teaching these students what they needed to pre- pare for the big world outside the school. To the administration, it may have been a year of big decisions. To Arja and Steve, our foreign exchange students, we hope it meant a very profitable year in America. Whatever it meant to whomever was concerned, we hope it meant a year of happiness which they will always want to remember. — The Yearbook Staff TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 3 Faculty 6 Graduates 1 7 Undergrads 32 Organizations 52 Athletics 56 CAPAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Dedicated 1957 BOARD OF EDUCATION N. H. BRENNAN, PRESIDENT ROBERT MARKWART, SECRETARY ROBERT LUMBARDO, THREASURER HOWARD A. SMITH, TRUSTEE JAMES CLARK, TRUSTEE GILBERT PARKS, TRUSTEE HARVEY DAFOE, TRUSTEE this page sponsored by CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK 3 ■m THAT WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS That was the year that started with our al- ready crowded condition becoming even more crowded with the addition of several new students. Even as this condition was with us, we could see in the future, by viewing the erection of the new elementary school, the time when room will not be our foremost problem, but rather when the availability of space will enable us to put into practice many new and improved programs that have been recommended and discussed during recent years. Yes, that was the year when Capac High School viewed the present with one eye and the future with the other. STEPHEN HAYDEN PRINCIPAL IT ' S BEEN A GREAT YEAR! The 1965-66 school year will be recorded in the pages of history as one of the most productive for the Capac Community Schools educational system. It ' s a year in which many projects were started that will have a lasting affect on educational opportuni- ties of the area. Major projects and activities undertaken by the district this year include: 1. The sale of bonds and the beginning of con- struction of the new Capac Elementary School. 2. The employment of a Director of Special Education Services through a cooperative program with Yale and Memphis. 3. Participation in a County Wide study of vocational education needs in St. Clair County. 4. The employment of a Curriculum Coordina- tor and an expanded guidance program for grades K-12. 5. Installation of a new heating system in the old elementary building. 6. Participation in a County Wide study to determine the feasibility of expanding Port Huron Junior College to a county community college. Yes, it ' s been a great year because much time and effort was spent this year planning to make future years even greater. Henry David Thorean said it, this way, I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by a conscious endeavor. ROBERT SLOAN SUPERINTENDENT THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE CAPAC JOURNAL Vern Stefanko Ruth H. Rollo Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary to the Superintendent Joyce Sutherby Secretary to the Principal THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MICHIGAN PEAT INC. FACULTY Mrs. Corrine Clarkson Mr. Thomas Lupica THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv CLARKSON ' S DAIRY 8 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MICHIGAN PEAT INC. Mr. Ronald Temple Mr. Victor Studaker THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY VIVIAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 9 Mrs. Bernice Leslie Mr. Lonnie Bailey 10 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC SHOPPERS GUIDE Mr. Maurice Fritch this page sponsored by GREENIA BROTH ER S-- JOHN DEERE n THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV MICHIGAN PEAT INC, Mrs. Marian Heaton THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv CAPAC I.G.A. MARKET 13 Miss Lindesay Crooks 14 this page sponsored bv CENTRAL STAMPING COMPANY Mr. Harry Moore Mr. Thomas Huebner THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MICHIGAN PEAT INC. Cooks A school without a caf- eteria with good cooks and custodians who keep our school clean is only really half a school. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Brown Custodians Mr. Dave Collins 16 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV JOLLY JIMS MARKET GRADUATES Douglas J. Dawson Albert Kobayashi President Vice- President Kenneth F. Vanker Secretary SENIOR CLASS Donna Mae Smith Treasurer Capac High School ' s Senior Class welcomed our exchange students, Arja-Leena Arolinna (affectionately known as Kitty ) from Finland and Stefan Martensson, from Sweden. This marked a good beginning for our final year at C. H. S. Our efforts for a Homecoming float finally paid off, as we placed second. Our biggest project for the year was sponsoring a Christmas Ball on December 11. Diane Greenia and Bill Lamphere reigned as Queen and King. The Ball turned out to be quite a success. This being a year for decisions, we chose navy blue and white as our class colors. Our flowers are white carnations tipped in blue. We have reached for the stars and have gotten stardust, — But the stars still lie ahead, is our class motto. Presently, plans are in the making for our Skip Day and for our Graduation party. this page sponsored bv CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PANTRY BAKERY 20 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. NORBERT CONRAD this page sponsored by WALTERS FUNERAL HOME Karlene Graybiel Diane Cecile Greenia Daniel M. Hill Warren F. Hofert 22 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV THE GAMBLE STORE THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PORTER T S HARDWARE 23 24 this page sponsored Bv CAPAC FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Terrence L. Knappins Kerry L. Klug Robert Kobayashi James F. Korth William P. Koves Ronald C. Kriesch THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BOB 8c BARB EMMONS 25 Sharon C. Provino Jerry J. Rapson Edwin R. Raetz Sandra Jean Rhody Edmund C. Rodzos Leo Rushing 26 this page sponsored bv BRENNAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Gerald A. Schavillie William C. Schiffelbine Lynn Ann Schuneman James D. Schwartzkopf Larry D. Schwartzkopf Carolyn Mae Seifert this page sponsored BY MORTIMER SON LUMBER CO. Calvin G. Smith Aileen Kathryn Seward Sandra A. Steaban Carol Helen Smith THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV MASSIE T S BEAUTY SHOP Marjorie Jane Spencer James J. Super Frank W. Withun Dennis W. Schwartz Edward Wojtysiak this page sponsored bv CENTRAL STAMPING COMPANY SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY RUTH ABRAHAM Student Council- 4; Yearbook Staff- 2; Pep Club-4; Band-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1. ARJA-LEENA AROLINNA National Honor Society- 4; Student Council -4; FTA-4; FNC-4; Basketball-4; Exchange Student from Finland-4. ROBBIE BARTH Service Club-2,3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Band-1, 2,3,4; Football- 3 , 4- Co- captain- 4 ; Basket- ball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-3; Track-2. RAY BEHNKE Class Officer-1, 2, 3-Treasurer-l, 3-Secre- tary-2; Varsity Club-4; Track-4; Cross Country-4-Co-captain-4. MARILYN BONCZAR FTA-4; Pep Club- 4; Chorale Group- 1. HARRY BRANCHEAU Basketball-1,2; Mgr. -2. DOUG BRINKER FFA-l,2,3,4-Secretary-3- Treasurer-4; Football-4; Track-4. MARILYNN BROWN National Honor Society-2,3,4; Historian-4; Class Officer-3- President-3; Yearbook S t a f f- 2; FT A-3,4- President-4; Library Club-1; Camera Club- 2-Vice- President- 2; Service Club-2,4; Debate Club- 3; Forensics -4; Pep Club-4; Jr. Play Student Director- 3; Basketball- 1; Cheerleader-3, 4-Captain-4. TIM BROWN Rifle Club-1; FFA-4; Football-1,3; Track- 1,3. JERRY BULLOCK FTA-4; Football- 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2,3,4; Track-2,3. PATTI BUSSELL FNC-2; Library Club-3,4; Ski Club- 2, 3; Debate Club-3; Pep Club-4; Basketball -1,2, 3,4. JIM CERANSKI Varsity Club- 3, 4- President- 4; Service Club -3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Football- 1,2,3, 4-Co- captain-4; Basketball- 1, 2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; Baseball-1. ROGER COMAN FFA-3,4; Pep Club-4; Football-1; Basket- ball-1. DOUG DAWSON National Honor Society-2, 3, 4- Vice- Presi- dent-4; Student Council-3; Class Officer- 4- President-4; Debate Club-3,4; Forensics -3; Jr. Play Cast-3. CHARLENE ELLIS Yearbook Staff-4; FHA-2. BARB GOTTSCHALK Yearbook Staff-3,4; Library Club-3,4; Ski Club-2,3; Pep Club-4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Track- 1. KARLENE GRAYBIEL Yearbook Staff- 3, 4- Assistant Editor-3- Editor-4; FTA-4-Secretary-4; FNC-2; Ser- vice Club-2; Forensics-3,4; Pep Club-4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Cheerleader-4-Treasurer -4; Basketball-3; National Honor Society-4. DIANE GREENIA Chorus- 1,2; Class Officer- 2-Secretary- 2; National Honor Society-3,4-Treasurer-4; Jr. Play Cast-3. DANNY HILL FF A- 1 , 2, 3, 4-Secretary-4. DIANA HILL FNC-1, 2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4. WARREN HOFERT Class Officer-3-Vice-President-3; Student Council- 2; Varsity Club-4; Projectionist-4; Service Club-3; Pep Club-4; Football-4; Basketball-1,2,3. KERRY KLUG Football-1; Basketball-1,2,3; Baseball-1,2. TERRY KNAPPINS Varsity Club-4; Football- 1,3, 4. AL KOBAYASHI National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil-3; Class Officer-2, 4- President- 2-Vice -President-4; Varsity Club-3, 4-Vice- President-3; Football- 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2,3,4-Co-captain-4; Baseball-1,2,3,4. BOB KOBAYASHI National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil-1; Varsity Club-3,4; Service Club-4; Football-2,3, 4-Co-captain-3; Basketball-1, 2,3,4-Co-captain-4; Baseball-1 ,2,3,4. JIM KORTH FFA-3,4; Baseball-2. BILL KOVES FF A-l , 2,3,4; Projectionist- 1 , 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball-3, 4; Baseball-1; Track-3. RON KRIESCH Student Counci 1-4- Secretary- 4; Class Officer - 1,3- Vice- President-1 -Secretary- 3; Varsity Club-3,4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Base- ball-1,2,3,4. BILL LAMPHERE 30 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BULLOCK T S PLUMBING Varsity Club-3; Ski Club-3; Football-1,3. JUDY LIETZ FNC-2, 3, 4- Vice-President-4; Library Club -4; Debate Club-3; Band-1,2. RUTH LONDON FNC-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Basketball -1,2, 3. STEVE MARTENSSON National Honor Society-4; Student Council -4; FTA-4; Pep Club-4; Cross Country-4; Track-4; Exchange Student from Sweden-4. KATHY MEIKLE Student Council-3, 4- Secretary-3; FTA-2, 3,4; Service Club-1,4; Ski Club-2-3; Pep Club-4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Cheerleader- 1,3,4; Basketball- 1,2, 3, 4-Captain-3. DIANE MELLAND FHA-1. JERRY MILES FTA-2, 3, 4. WANDA MILLS National Honor Society-3, 4- Secretary-4; Student Counci 1-3,4- Vice- President-4; FTA-3,4; Debate Club-3; Forensics-3; Band -1,2, 3, 4; Majorette-2, 3,4-Drum Majorette- 4; Track-1. WILLIE MILLS Class Officer- 2-Treasurer- 2; Projec- tionist -4; Debate Club-3; Forensics-3; Band - 1 . 2 . CHRISTINE NOWAK Class Office r-4-Historian-4; Yearbook Staff-3,4; FTA-2,3,4-Historian-4; FHA-4- Historian-4; Debate Club-3; Forensics-3,4; Service Club-2,4; Camera Club-3; Band -1; Jr. Play Cast-3. PERFECTA PEREZ FTA-4; FHA-2,3; Library Club-3; National Honor Society-4. LARRY PETZ Projectionist-3,4. SHARON PRO VINO FTA-4; Service Club-4; Junior Play Cast -3. JERRY RAPSON FFA-1, 2,3,4. SANDRA RHODY Library Club-4; Service Club-4; Band-1, 2,3,4. ED. RODZOS FFA-l,2,3,4-Sentinel-3-Assistant Report- er-4; Basketball- 1,2. LEO RUSHING Cross Country-4-Co-Captain-4. JERRY SCHAVILLIE Service Club-2; Basketball- 1,2; Baseball -1; Track- 2. LYNN SCHUNEMAN National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4; Student Council - 2,3,4-Treasurer-3-President- 4; Class Officer- 2- Vice-Pr e s i dent-2; Yearbook Staff-2,4; FTA-4; FNC1,2,- Treasurer-1; Library Club-3,4; Forensics -3; Pep Club-4; Jr. Play- Assistant Student Director-3; Band-1; Basketball- 1,2. DENNIS SCHWARTZ Ski Club-3. JIM SCHWARTZKOPF Service Club-4; Pep Club-4; Band-1,2,3,4. LARRY SCHWARTZKOPF Projectionist-4. CALVIN SMITH Class Officer- 2- Treasurer- 2; Varsity Club -4; Pep Club-4; Projectionist-4; Football- 1.3. CAROL SMITH FNC-1,2,3; Library Club-4; Ski Club-3; Basketball-1. DONNA SMITH Student Council-1; Class Officer-4-Treas- urer-4; FTA-3,4; Cheerleader-1; Service Club-2,3. MARGIE SPENCER FNC-l,2,3,4-Historian-3-President-4; Li- brary Club-4; Debate Club 3; Band-1,2. JIM SUPER Baseball- 1,2; B as ketba 1 1-2,3; Bowling- 1.2.3. SANDRA STEABAN Student Council-1 , 2,4-Treasurer-4; FT A -3,4; FNC-1; Ski Club-2,3; Jr. Play Cast -3; Basketball-1,2,3,4. KEN VANKER National Honor Society- 2, 3, 4- President-4; Class Officer- 1,4- President- 1-Secretary- 4; Jr. Play Cast-3. FRANK WITHUN FFA-1, 2,3. ED WOJTYSIAK Jr. Play Cast-3; Football-4; Basketball-2. SHIRLEY WORMSBACHER Service Club- 4. PAT ZELLS FNC-1,2,3; Band-1,2,3,4; Basketball- 1,2, 4. this page sponsored bv SIEGEL APPLIANCE COMPANY 31 UNDERGRADS Shelly Sperry Nancy Christie President Vice President Mike Bodany Secretary JUNIOR CLASS Ron Drew Treasurer The class of ' 67 opened the school year by welcoming Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Thompson, and Mr. Gisler as our class sponsors. The float which we entered in the Homecoming parade received first place, and We won the spirit jug for being the class with the most school spirit. In November, our play Onions in the Stew was given. We also had a fun night in November. At present, we are planning the Junior Prom. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KUT KUR L BEAUTY SHOP 33 Bob Abraham Marlin Ackerly Rex Ackerly Alice Ahler Joe Albert Roxanne Asselin Carol Babcock Gordon Bade Ron Beischer Diane Berlinger Barbara Bonczar Lois Boner Jim Brennan Bruce Brinker Barbara Card Dennis Castle Kay Clark Vaughn Clark Ed Conrad Bernard Dams Roger Drugich Camille Eldridge Bill Ellis Bill Evans Fred Foley Larry Garza Tom Ginn Cherie Giroux Sherry Glombowski Lydia Good Larry Govaere Gerry Granc John Gryzb Dennis Henry Julia Hinkle Jan Honsinger Chuck Hoover Tom Kinzer Craig Killenbeck Dale Keller Jan Huston Kathy Koning THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY D W CAFE Debbie Kriesch Carol Ledebuhr Tom Leslie Cheryl Malloy Delores Manz Terry Markwart Elaine Massie Mary McLaren Mary Lou Meier Ron Miles Bob Miller Doug Miller Jan Mills Leo Niezgoda Paula Palmateer Jim Powers Sue Prey Willie Prey Fred Racine Ron Rattew Betty Rollins Ken Rom ska Nancy Sanderson Joe Sawicki John Schaefer Lorraine Schlaud Bill Schultz Randy Shull Bonnie Smith Bob Smith Sherry Stroup Linda Tamba Stan Tarala Dave Thompson Joe Vasquez Carol Warvie Leo Wittstock David Wool man Mary Ann Yera Glenn Zaetsch Cheryl Reid THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv SHULL T S PLANT FOODS 35 Julian Markwart President Dennis Blair Vice President Linda Wojtysiak Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Kaye Ledebuhr Treasurer Our Sophomore Class has been having fun this year. We had the Freshman Initiation Dance on November 19 for the freshmen. On December 20, we had our first fun night and are looking forward to another on March 18. We are all looking forward to getting our class rings on March 15. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JOLLY JIMS MARKET Diane Abshier Kathy Adam ski Louie Aguinaga Dennis Allen Tom Allen Bob Bailor Sandy Barnard Jim Behnke Ed Blair Don Bliss David Brancheau Frank Brunelle Esther Bugayski Ann Bullock Becky Chase Sandy Cornell Pam Daas Jim Dood Paul Downey Veronica Duketz Tom Emmons Jo Ann Essenberg Don Govaere Elaine Greenia Sandy Gribowskas Alan Hall Carol Hawks Karen Henderson Margaret Hill Dave Hulett Richard Inman Debbie Jurn Robert Kinzer Pat Koning Bea LaTurno Randy Lewis THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv HENDERSON T S WHITE R Rex McCoy Debbie McNamara Juanita Melland Terry Miller Lynn Morton David Naeyaert Carmen Nemecek Marcas Nino Dorothy O ' Connon Jerry Oland John Palmateer Alice Perez Carol Petz Larry Powers Theresa Racine Gary Rapson Nicholas Rendon Bill Rhody Ray Richardson Rhonda Ryder Jim Sanchez Glenda Schook Kathy Scott Roy Sharrad Regina Shaver Blake Smith Brian Smith Sue Stegall Dennis Stern SO PHOTO A V A ILAB LK Kay Stroup Connie Tamba Tom Thielman Shirley Thomas Harry Valcore Sharon Wagner Jean Walker Joe Walker Mary Wallace Candy Warvie Dwight Whitehead Nancy Withun s page sponsored bv OLAND T S CAPAC BODY SHOP . , i Gloria Wohl Don Wordon Connie Zaetch Linda Zells Ron Zweimik THINGS ARE HAPPENING IN CAPAC THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASTLE STEABAN CHEVROLET SALES 39 Gwyn Smith President Joan Wittstock Vice President Allan Korth Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS Lynn Holcomb Treasurer For the Homecoming activities our clas s built a float which came in third place. We then had a part in the magazine sale, in which we sold $869. worth of magazines. Our high salesman was Tim Kahn. We chose Steve Glombowski and Hoan Wittstock to represent our class at the Christmas Ball as our prince and princess. this page sponsored by ROSE ANNE ' S BEAUTY SALON Janice Abshire Kim Ailor Christine Albert Jacquelyn Anspaugh Beatrice Bautista Ronald Behnke Michael Berlinger Robert Blumerick Darlene Brennan Cheryl Brinker Jim Brown Michael Brunelle Sharon Bugajski Kenneth Bullock Ronald Burgess Jo Ann Carroll Leonard Cascadden Pilar Casteneda y Annabelle Christie Cathy Clark John Conrad Frances Cornell Ronald Coultes Thomas Ellis Sharon Engel Henrietta Espinoza Sally Feldhus Larry Forton Steve Glombowski Donald Gray Marilyn Greenia Rita Helzer Marc Henderson Marcia Henderson Darlene Hill Debbie Hill Charlotte Hulett Douglas Hunter Diane Jackson Marcia Jackson Jim Jelneck Douglas Jurn THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JOLLY JIMS MARKET 41 Tim Kahn Jim Kegler Robert Kelly Alice Kegler Bill Kluger Allan Korth Gary Kuck Linda Langhoff Micheal Lietz Earl Mclver Mary Maes Bill Malloy Jane Nino Christine O ' Connor Anita Pfeil Carl Reiche Dale Reid Terry Revitzer Raymond Miles Daniel Morawski Danny Morgan James Murphy Bruce Neuman Joseph Niezgoda 1 Linda Rhody Mary Jane Rhody Brad Robinson Charlene Rodzos Faith Rom ska Richard Schavillie Susan Scheuer Denise Schultz Jim Seidell Vickie Seward Sandra Shannon Cloyce Sharpe Brian Shull Roger Silverthorn Lisa Sivec Gary Smith Ken Smith Ronald Smith 42 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. CHARLES BELL John Soye Steve Speck George Spiller Sandra Stahlbuck Joan Staniloiu John Stiff Bill Stoutenberg Linda Tarala Pam Thomas Linda Tonkovick Matilda Vasquez Alice Villapando Larry Vranish Bonnie Warvie Geraldine Whiting Joan Wittstock Kathy Yera Kathy Zwernik IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME AT CAPAC HIGH THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY H D MARKET 43 Walter Manz President Mark Van Poppelen Vice-President Janet Rhody Secretary EIGHTH GRADE Daren Archer Treasurer Our class participated in the Magazine Sale and were the first to reach our quota. The Student Council sponsored one of our fun nights for being first. During Homecoming our float portrayed the year of the flyswatter. We also will be sponsoring 2 or 3 booths at the Spring Carnival. Our class organized the Pep Band. 44 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY VANPOPPELEN DRUGS James Abraham Terry Allen Joseph Ambrose Inacencio Anzures Michael Alexander Linda Bailor Dale Behnke Geoffery Beischer Donna Berlinger Ronald Bieganowski Diane Bliss Christopher Bradley Geneal Brooks Rita Brunelle Joyce Bullock Chalo Comacho Patricia Carpenter Mary Copeland Nancy Czerepowicz Daniel Davila David Dawe Larry Dell Christine Doutry Linda Downey Cherith Drugich Rhonda Fleming Leo Foster Robert Friedsberg Diane Fuller Ricardo Galvan Art Garza John David Garza Theodore Ginn Tony Gonzoles Dawn Gottschalk Randy Gray Kathleen Graybiel Annette Granc Philip Guzman Timothy Harvey Paul Hayost THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv DR. LEWIS T. DAWE 45 Glenda Henry Charlene Hoffman Daniel Holzer Kathryn Honsinger David Hoover Barbara Hunter Richard Hunter Linda Inman James Ireland Diane Jurn Kenneth Jurn Dennis Kersten Erwin Killingbeck Deborah Knappins Kathryn Knop Kathleen Kocis Richard Koning David Kuck Steve Kinzer David Lambert Catherine Lamphere David Love Myra Machinski Janice Mansfield Lauree Markwart Marcia Martin Karen Massie Edward Mclver Steve McQueen Sue Meeker Kathleen Miller Devorah Mizdrak Dave M ora w ski Pamela Oland Susanne Opificius Donna Palecki Michael Palmateer Robert Parker Gloria Perez Harry Rapson Roy Raska Kathleen Rattew 46 THIS PAGE sponsored sv MARKWART OIL COMPANY— LEONARD PRODUCTS Frances Rosas Linda Ray Dennis Reiche Jesse Rendon Ronald Revitzer Sue Robinson Sandra Sanderson Rebecca Sarow Ronald Schaefer Joan Schavillie Patricia Schlaud Brian Schoenberg Lori Schuneman Mary Seidell Denise Showier Mary Ann Shutt Denise Smith Larry Smith Lynn Smith Richard Smith Sandra Snow Ronald Speck Douglas Spiller Ronald Stahlbuck Dean Stern George Sullivan Roger Tabor Rita Tarala William Thomas Janet Tonkovich Mark Verbeke Victoria Villapanda David Vranish Shirley Wagner Terry Walker Carrol Wohl Gregory Worth Bonie Whitehead David Davila Steve McLane this page sponsored BY SCHOENBERG T S CAPAC STANDARD SERVICE 47 48 Larry McLaren Robert Harvey President Vice President Barbara Christie Secretary SEVENTH GRADE George Sivec Treasurer The seventh grade started the year on by electing officers. Our next event of the year was the magazine sale. We were the first class to reach our quota. The Student Council furnished a fun night for us. When Halloween came, we kept ourselves busy decorating windows. In Survey we studied German and 4-H. In 4-H we went on a conservation tour. We held a local Spring Achievement and those members who received an A rating exhibited at the County Achievement. At the Spring Carnival we had three concessions: the jail, cake-walk, and fortune-telling. We had two fun nights. Mr. Smith provided entertainment for both of them. this page sponsored bv CHARLES CROMAS — THE FAMILY STORE SO PHOTO available r Joe Aguinaga Paul Aguinaga Patty Albert Carol Alderman Judy Allen Hope Amador Woody Asselin Robert Bandlow Jack Barr Anthony Bautista Isobel Bautista David Behnke Dennis Behnke Denise Beischer Harlan Blevins Robert Block Bill Blumerick Charles Boljaert Bernard Bowman Martha Brancheau Donna Brinker Jean Brown Barbara Brunelle Samuel Bugajski Linda Bullock Kathy Burgess Kathy Carroll Diane Clark Dorothy Clark Janet Collins Angie Conrad Barbara Cook Mark Cromas Ellen Czachowski Cheri Dell Terry Dobbyn Pagall Drugich Edward Evans Diane Forsythe William Friedsburg Dora Galvan Peter Galvan THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BARTH MOTOR SALES 49 Robert Garza James Gottsc halk Rhonda Gray Thomas Gribowskas Linda Herman Nina Hinkle Duane Jum Lyle Kilbourne Joseph Kipper Mark Klug Raymond Kramer Steven LaFleur h Henry Holcomb Dean Hunter Jill Huston Micheal Jackson Deborah Jelneck Cindy Jurn Paul Libkie Robert Lietz Terry Maes William Makowske Margaret Maron Patricia Malloy Diane McCoy Micheal McNamara Dale Mills Richard Mills Thomas Murphy William Neumayer Rose Niezgoda Joe Nino Constance Nowak Andrew Ondrus Theodore Palecki Renaldo Perez Betty Petz Clarissa Racine Richard Rendon Frank Rodriguiez Juan Rodriguiez Melvin Rushing 50 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC AUTO PARTS Dale Schultz Kathy Schwartzkopf June Smith Robert Smith John Stoutenberg Duane Stuever Willie Sullivan Ronald Tosch Michael Walker Glenn Whitehead David Worth Annie Yera Raymond Zochowski Charlotte Zells Irene Guzman OUR JUNIOR PLAY ACTIVITIES YEARBOOK STAFF These are the people who have composed this yearbook. They were lead by Mr. Leslie, the sponsor; Karlene Graybiel, the editor; and Tom Leslie, the assistant editor. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ROLAND ' S BARBER SHOP 53 STUDENT COUNCIL This year, the Capac Student Council has participated in, and sponsored many activities. First, we sponsored a very suc- cessful magazine drive, which made possi- ble the purchase of a section of bleachers for the athletic field, in addition to scholar- ships. This was followed by an equally successful Homecoming of which the theme was That Was the Year That Was. Being an active member of the Southern Thumb Association of Student Councils, we attended all of the League meetings and hosted the January meeting. We also hosted the League Dance in November. Other activities the Spring Carnival which enabled us to continue our foreign ex- change student programs. We also spon- sored after-the-game dances which pro- vided enjoyment for all. The members of the 1965-66 Student Council have all worked very hard to make these projects and activities a success. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HARRY ' MARKET THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a ser- vice club. Throughout the school year, we undertake such services as taking tickets at football and basketball games, and making posters to improve the appearance of our high school. We also have some social events such as the annual Christmas party at which we get reacquainted with the alumni. The largest undertaking is the annual spring induction. This year it was held on March 3 in the high school auditorium. We received fourteen new members and two honorary members into the Society this year. Due to the efforts and hard work of the Honor Society members, this year has been a very successful one for this organi- zation. this page sponsored by CAPAC CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 55 THE FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB The Future Teachers Club started the year with 47 members and a new sponsor Mr. Gisler. The officers elected were: Marilynn Brown, president; Paula Palmateer, vice-president; Karlene Graybiel, secretary; Lois Boner, treasurer; and Bonnie Smith, historian. On October 8, we went to Mount Pleasant to tour Central University. We sold sweatshirts to the community this year. We escorted people for Open House on November 11. We helped move the town library. There are some senior girls cadet teaching right now at the other schools. The Washington trip is being planned right now and also an exchange program with Uttica is underway. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club held their first meeting of the year on September 29, 1965. Election of officers took place with the following positions held; presi- dent, Margie Spencer; vice-president, Judy Lietz; secretary, Camille Eldridge; treasurer, Carol Hawks; reporter, Linda Wojytysiak; historian, Rhonda Rhyder; student council representative, Carol Warvie. Throughout the year we have had a number of speakers. Activities have included such things as working at Health Clinics, Yale Hospital, and Goodells Rehabilitation Center, the booth at the Spring Carnival, and bake sales. None of this would be possible if it were not for the help and time our sponsors, Mrs. Carl Lang and Mrs. Kahn have given us. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV CAPAC FUTURE NURSES CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America have been quite busy this year. The officers were elected and are as follows: president, Juliann Markwart; vice-president, Elaine Greenia; secretary, Lorraine Schauld; treasurer, Esther Bugaski; historian, Chris Nowack; and reporter, Linda Tamba. To start things out with a swing, we sponsored a disc jockey dance, which was a lot of fun. We then participated in the F.H.A. and F.F.A. fair along with a couple other groups. Three of our members received trophies for their fine displays. We set one night aside for lectures on careers. During the year we have sold Capac ink pens and cookbooks. Soon we will be par- ticipating in the activities concerned with the Spring Carnival. Around Easter time we will be making and sending favors for the children in the ' Lapeer Home. We are planning to honor our mothers at a banquet set for May. We are going to try to continue our club activities during the summer months. this page sponsored by CAPAC FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA This year the Future Farmers have done many things. On August 27 and September 2, we ventured to Michigan State University. In October, we had a Rodent Control Campaign, a Land Judging Contest, and a Crop Show. The month of November brought a Tractor Maneuvering and Plowing Contest and the annual Green Hand and Chapter Farmer ' s Degree Cere- monies. Farmers Week was held in January. The Leadership Contest took place in February. We are now selling garden seeds. We are now planning, and looking forward to, our FFA Banquet, Agricultural Contest, Point System Award, Big Acre Contest, DeKalb Contest, and Apple Cider Sale. this page sponsored by CAPAC FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 59 STUDENT SERVICE CLUB These are the people who help run errands for the Faculty and Administration. SPRING FORENSICS This is this year ' s and last year ' s Forensics teams. They give speeches in competition with people from other schools. 60 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TED ' S GULF SERVICE JUNIOR PLAY The Class of ' 67 put all their talents together this year and put on the comedy Onions in the Stew by Betty Mac Donald. The play was centered around family life on Vashon Island in the Pugent Sound. Gordon Bade and Nancy Christie made perfect parents while Elaine Massie and Carol Ledebuhr played typical teen-age daughters. The daughters, at first, hate the island and resent being forced to live there. Betty, the mother, tries to persuade them that they ' ll soon love it there, but to no avail. As time progresses though, they do become attached to the island and realize they would hate to move. All members of the cast made the s cenes humerous, warm, and moving. Not only the brilliant abilities of the actors, but also the efforts of the different com- mittees working together, made the pro- duction a huge success. DEBATE CLUB This year the Debate Club ' s subject for debate was Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Adopt a Program of Compulsory Arbitration in Labor-Manage- ment Disputes in the Basic Industries. The negative debaters were Doug Dawson, Lynn Schuneman, Nancy Christie, and Kathy Koning. The affirmative debators were Dolores Manz and Cheryl Malloy. We at- tended all of our area debates including the district tournaments at Wayne State Uni- versity. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV KONING ' S FARM SUPPLIES 61 PROJECTIONISTS Our Projectionists are a service club. Members give up time during their study- halls to help with our visual aids programs. This year the group has a larger member- ship than ever before, and everyone is working harder to help all of the teachers. LIBRARY CLUB The Capac High School Library, directed by Mrs. Marion Fischer, plays a very essential role in the function of the high school. The student librarians not only help the students find materials in the library, but also learn to file, process books and audio-visual materials for cir- culation, and assume many secretarial duties. In addition, they arrange attractive bulletin boards and display cases and help keep the library in good order, all of which help to make a smooth running library and a pleasant place in which to work. 62 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY RAY TOSCH— FARM IMPLEMENTS VARSITY CLUB The year started off with election of officers. After this, throughout the basket- ball season, the Varsity Club put on several dances. The Varsity Club was also active in promoting school spirit by selling Capac penants. Also the Varsity Club has had a few fun-nights and the most important thing of the year, initiation. To get into the Varsity Club, one has to have a varsity letter, which he obtains from playing one or more of the following Varsity sports: track, basketball, football, cross country, baseball. This is the only requirement for admission to the Varsity Club. PEP Lead by the cheerleaders, the Pep Club has done their best to boost the spirit of the school. Their officers are: Rex Ackerly, president; Mary McLaren, CLUB vice-president; Jan Honsinger, secretary; Steve Martensson, treasurer; and Sherry Glombowski, reporter. Mr. Gisler is our sponsor. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HELEN SYL ADAMSKI 63 SENIOR BAND SENIOR BAND MAJORETTES 64 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SPERRY WELDING WORKS JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR BAND MAJORETTES THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV ANDERSON PEAT COMPANY 65 ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL OUR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Home Name Opponent 13 Imlay City 0 0 Almont 0 15 New Haven 13 6 Dryden 26 8 Memphis 7 0 Brown City 0 13 Armada 0 0 Anchor Bay 13 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC LAUNDRY Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders 68 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV JIM ' S DRIVE IN GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS’ J. V. 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