Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1967 volume:

Capac, Michigan SBr - l  A PAGE OF OUR LIVES This year is but a page of our lives. The great book of life has many chapters; each chapter is filled with times of hap- piness, times of sorrow, times of achieve- ment, times of disappointment the list is endless - extending from childhood to ma- turity. We can leaf through the past chapters and recall warm memories; but, most im- portant of all, we can review our experi- ences and learn valuable lessons. These reviews will aid us in passing life’s test in the future. Many more chapters are yet to be added. Upon graduation, each Senior will begin a new one; the underclassmen are rapidly reaching this time also. This past year is only a small portion of this book, but it is an important portion. To the students, the faculty, and the ad- ministration, it has been a year of learn- ing, success, prosperity, and enjoyment. To our foreign exchange students, Josien and Olof, we hope it has been very en- joyable year; for we have enjoyed having them. Beyond a doubt, this year has surely marked a page of our lifes. —The Staff THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV MICHIGAN PEAT , A DIVISION OF BAY TOWING COMPANY COMMUNITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Norman Brennan, President Mr. Robert Markwart, Secretary Mr. Robert Lumbardo, Treasurer Mr. James Clark, Trustee Mr. Gilbert Parks, Trustee Mr. Howard A. Smith, Trustee Mr. Harvey Dafoe, Trustee THIS PAGE sponsored Bv CENTRAL STAMPING AND MANUFACTURING CO. 3 Mr. Richard Steudle Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Stefanko Mrs. Hollo Secretary Secretary to the Superintendent THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MICHIGAN PEAT A DIVISION OF BAY TOWING COMPANY Mr. Aubrey Spencer Principal This year marked the first page of my transition from city to country education. I am certain much growth in learning and understanding took place at Capac High by all. I congratulate the Senior Class for the leadership afforded the rest of us in self- responsibility and many other areas. I am hopeful that my second page will be equally as rewarding. Aubrey Spencer Mrs. Sutherby Secretary to the Principal this page sponsored by CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK 5 Mrs. Clarkson Mrs. Fischer THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ROSE ANNE ' S BEAUTY SALON Mr. Stramaglio Mrs. Eschenburg Mr. Honsinger THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK 10 Mrs. Thompson Mr. Christie THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV CAPAC JOURNAL Cooks- Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Brown Custodian-Herman Stahlbuck THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MICHIGAN PEAT A DIVISION OF BAY TOWING COMPANY SENIORS Ronald Drew The Senior year was a big chapter in Terrence Markwart Treasurer our high School days. We began the year Secretary by taking first place with our Homecoming float and won the spirit jug. Reigning as Queen of the Homecoming was Alice Ahler and as honorary Prince and Princess, Olof Halbert and Josien Arens, our two exchange students. The Seniors ' next big activity was the Christmas Ball. Fred Foley and Paula Palmateer reigned as King and Queen of this gala Winter Wonderland event. This class chose the yellow rose as their flower and green and white as their colors. We are now looking forward to a boat cruise for our skip day and a graduation night party at the Motor Inn. The Seniors of ' 67 had an active, enjoyable, and interesting year. this page sponsored Bv ANDERSON PEAT COMPANY ROBERT ABRAHAM REX ACKERLY JOSEPH ALBERT THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BROWN ' S 5 £ $1.00 17 GORDON BADE BARBARA BON CZAR this page sponsored by BRENNAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP RONALD BEISCHER BRUCE BRINKER JAMES BRENNAN LOIS ANN BONER y BARBARA CARD NANCY CHRISTIE Kay Clark BERNARD DAMS VAUGHN CLARK THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PORTER T S HARDWARE DENNIS CASTLE JAN HUSTON DALE KELLER YVONNE HURLBERT THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV JOLLY JIM T S MARKET DENNIS HENRY JAN HONSINGER CHARLES HOOVER CAROL LEDEBUHR THIS page sponsored bv ELMER LANG AND SONS DOLORES MANZ CHERYL MALLOY ELAINE MASSIE mary McLaren RONALD MILES MARY LOU MEIER 24 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MASSIE T S BEAUTY SHOP ROBERT MILLER JANICE MILLS LEO NEIZGODA JAMES POWERS PAULA PALMATEER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BULLOCK ' S PLUMBING 25 BETTY ROLLINS 26 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK BONNIE SMITH TH ,S PAGE SPONSORED BV SHOPPER T S GUIDE 27 DAVID WOOLMAN GLENN ZAETSCH WITH THE STEPS OF THE PAST, WE WILL BUILD THE STAIRCASE OF THE FUTURE. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV HARRY T S MARKET 29 Josien Arens When I asked my parents in October 1965 if I might try out for the exchange student pro- gram of the Youth for Understanding I got their consent immediately; a year in the United States and at an American High School would be a wonderful experience for me. I left quite a few jealous friends , brothers and sisters behind when I finally, with a hundred other Dutch and German exchange students, de- parted from Amsterdam to the United States. The time I have spent here so far certainly has gone by too fast. I must say that life here is different from what I had expected, but is cer- tainly is just as good as I had expected. Espe- cially the schoollife differs entirely from the Dutch schools which I have attended. There also is much more schoolspirit here, real school- spirit is hard to find in a Dutch school com- munity, and I will certainly miss the excite- ment at our schoolgames and pep rallies once I am back in the Netherlands. I have learned a lot about America and the Americans by the subjects I am taking at school and my association with my family, teachers, and friends. I am grateful to all of them for the help they gave me during the first time that I was here. By now I really can say that I love this country and its population and I shall do all I can to make it possible to return someday to Michigan ' s Water-Wonderland where I have found such a fine and good second home and so many good friends. Olof Halbert When I am writing this I ' ve got another 6 months in the promised land with, I know, a lot of more wonderful experiences. The thing I gained more ofhereinthe U.S. was weight. I can also mention better English, lots of really nice friends, and, of course, I learned a lot of basketball ! What I liked here in C.H.S. is the very good relations between teacher an$ pupil. All of the teachers have been very nice and understanding with different problems I ' ve had. My special thanks to Mr. Spencer, the best principal I ' ve ever had. An- other thing I like is all the school activities. In Sweden we haven ' t got anything like this. It helps the pupils to develop further in dif- ferent ways. The school-spirit of C.H.S. is wonderful. All the kids are coming to see the blue and gold win, and I know that it keeps the players going. About the U.S. I can say that it ' s a really great nation, with great people. One can ' t meet a more friendly people and there are a lot of people who have done a lot for me. This is especially true of my American mother, Mrs. Fischer, who I want to thank officially this way. I know I ' m coming back to the U.S. and hope that I ' ll meet some of you then, or why not, you can come to see me in Skutskar (Sweden.) Til then, So long! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. NOR BERT CONRAD SENIOR DIRECTORY ROBERT T. ABRAHAM FTA-3,4; Varsity Club-2,3,4; Secretary- 3, Vice President-4; Service Club-2,4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Basketball-1,2,3; Base- ball-1,2,3,4. MARLIN E. ACKERLY FTA-3; Projectionists-3,4; Football-1,2. REX CARROLL ACKERLY Rifle Club-4; President -4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Pep Club-3; Presi- dent-3; Camera Club-2; Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1 , 2,3,4; Baseball-1 ,2,3,4. ALICE ANN AHLER FHA-1,2,3,4; Historian- 3, 4; Pep Club-3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Library Club-4. JOSIEN ARENS Student Council-4; NHS-4; FTA-4; Exchange Student from Holland-4. CAROL EMIL IE ANNA BABCOCK Band-1,2,3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Librarian-3; Student Secretary-4; FTA-4. MICHAEL A. BODANYI NHS-2,3,4; FTA-3; Projectionists-3; Sci- ence Club-4; President-4; Track-1,2; Class Officer-3,4; Secretary-3; Vice President-4. BARBARA BONCZAR F HA-3, 4; Library Club-4. LOIS ANN BONER NHS-2,3,4; Historian-4; Yearbook Staff- 2,4; FTA-2,3,4; Treasurer-3; Library Club -2; Forencis-3; Pep Club-3; Jr. Play Stu- dent Director-3; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader-1,2,3,4; Captain-4; Student Council -4; FNC-2; Band-1,2,3,4. BRUCE J. BRINKER Football-3,4; FFA-1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club-4. NANCY CHRISTIE NHS-2,3,4; FNC-1,2,3,4; Program Chair- man-4; FTA-2,3; Band-1,2; Jr. Play Cast- 3; Debate Club-3; Library Club-3; Class Officer-3,4; Vice President-3; Historian-4. B. KAY CLARK Band-1,2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4; President-4; NHS -2,3,4; Vice President-4; Class Officer-2; President- 2; Basketball-1; Yearbook Staff- 2; Library Club-2; Student Council-4; Jr. Play Cast-3. VAUGHN L. CLARK Ski Club-2,3; Varsity Club-4; Track-3,4; Science Club-4; Student Projectionists-4; Cross Country-4. RONALD P. DREW Class Officer-1,3,4; Vice President-1; Treasurer- 3, 4; FTA-3,4; Ski Club-2,3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Varsity Club-4; Track-3,4; Science Club-4. CAMILLE D ' ANN ELDRIDGE FTA-4; Treasurer-4; FNC-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Band-1,2; Library Club-4. WILLIAM C. ELLIS Varsity Club-2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer -4; FTA-3; NHS-2,3,4; Student Council- 1,4; Class Officer-2; Treasurer-2; Science Club-4; President-4; Projectionist s-3, 4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Yearbook Staff- 4; Track -2,3,4; Cross Country-2,3,4; Co-Captain- 4; Basketball-1,2; Student Service Club-3,4. WILLIAM AARON EVANS Basketball-1,2,3,4; Co-Captain-4; Baseball -1,2, 3, 4; Football-1,2,3,4; Captain-4; NHS- 2,3,4; President-4; FTA-2,3,4; Projection- ists-1,2,3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Service Club- 35 Class Officer-1; President-1. this PAGE sponsored by CASTLE AND STEABEN CHEVROLET SALES FRED FOLEY Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1; Student Service Club-2,3; V arsity Club-3,4; FTA- 3; Library Club-4. LARRY GARZA Football- 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Co- Captain-4; FFA-4; Varsity Club-4; Base- ball-1,2. SHERRY GLOMBOWSKI Yearbook Staff-1,2,3; FTA-2,3; FHA-4; Li- brary Club-4; Band-1,2; Pep Club-3,4; Re- porter-3; Student Service Club-4; Forensics -3; Exchange Student to Netherlands-3. GERALD G. GRANC Cross Country- 2; Manager- 2. JOHN GRZYB Football-1,2. OLOF HALBERT Student Council-4; NHS-4; FTA-4; Cross Country-4; Basketball-4; Exchange student from Sweden-4. DENNIS HENRY Football-1,2,3,4; JAN HON SINGER Band-1,2,3,4; Cheerleading-1; FTA-2,3,4; Basketball-1; NHS-2,3,4; Treasurer-4; Student Council-4; Pep Club-3; Secretary -3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Library Club-2; Year- book Staff- 2, 4. CHARLES CLEON HOOVER Ski Club-1,2; FTA-2,3,4; Track-3; Cross Country- 3; Varsity Club- 3, 4. JAN MARIE HUSTON NHS-2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4; Library Club-2; Jr. Play, Ass ' t Student Director-3; Band-1,2, 3,4; Basketball-1,2; Manager-1,2; PepClub -3; Service Club-4. DALE KELLER Pep Club- 3. TOM K INZER Football- 1,2,3. KATHLEEN A. KONING FTA-3,4; FHA-1; Band-1,2; Basketball-1; Debate Club-3; Pep Club-3; NHS-3,4; Year- book Staff- 3, 4. DEBBIE KRIESCH Band-1,2,3,4. CAROL MAE LEDEBUHR FNC-1,2; Student Council-2; Band-1,2,3, 4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Pep Club-3; Basket- ball-1; Cheerleading-2,3,4; Service Club -4. THOMAS R. LESLIE NHS-2,3,4; Band-1,2; FTA-3,4; Student Ser- vice-4; Yearbook Staff-1,2,3,4; Editor-4; Pep Club-3; Camera Club-2; Projection- ist-3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Foreign Exchange Student to Germany 3. CHERYL MALLOY Basketball-1; FHA-1; Yearbook Staff-4; Student Council-4; Debate Club-3. DOLORES M. MANZ Band-1,2,3,4; Majorette-1,2,3; Basketball -1; Debate Club-3; Pep Club-3; Treasurer -3; Jr. Play Cast-3. TERRENCE E. MARKWART Basketball-1,2; FTA-2,3,4; FFA-3,4; Stu- dent Council-3,4; Secretary-4; Class Of- ficer-1,2,4; Secretary-1,4; Vice Pres i- dent-2;Football-3,4; Track-2; Manager-2; Jr. Play Cast-3; Varsity Club-3,4; Ex- change Student to Sweden- 3. ELAINE E. MASSIE FNC-1; Basketball-1; Library Club-2; Class Officer-2; Secretary-2; Pep Club- 35 Jr. Play Cast-3; FTA-2,3,4; Student Council-3,4; STASC-4; Secretary-4; Ser- vice Club-4; Yearbook Staff-2,4. MARY L. MCLAREN Yearbook Staff-1,2,3; FTA-2,3,4; Band-1, THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV CAPAC GULF SERVICE 2; Basketball-3,4; FNC-1; Pep Club-3; Vice President-3; Library Club-2; Foren- sics-3; Jr. Play Cast-3. MARY LOU NEIER Band-1,2,3,4; FHA-1; Pep Club-3; Student Service-4. ROBERT C. MILLER Band-1,2,3; FFA-1,2,3,4; Projectionist- 3. DOUGLAS RAY MILLS Baseball-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-2,3,4; Pres- ident-4; FTA-2,3,4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Pro- jectionist-2,3,4; Ski Club-2; Service Club- 2,3,4. JANICE MARIE MILLS Basketball-1; FNC-1, Service Club-2,3,4; Rifle Club-4; Pep Club-2,3; Library Club -4; Jr. Play Cast-3. PAULA MARIE PALMATEER Yearbook Staff- 2, 4; FTA-2,3,4; Vice Pres- ident-3,4; Basketball-1; Student Council-2. SUZANNE PREY Student Council-3; FHA-3,4; Secretary-4; Jr. Play Cast-3; Pep Club-3; Basket- ball-4. WILLIE PREY FFA-1,2,3,4; Varsity Club-3,4; Football- 1,2; Cross Country-3,4; Co-Captain-4; Bas- ketball-1,2,3,4; Track-3,4. RONALD J. RATTEW Football-4; Band-1,2,3; Pep Club-4; FFA - 2 . BETTY JEAN ROLLINS Student Service-1,2,3; FNC-2; Pep Club-3; Library Club-3. KENNETH C. ROMSKA Football-3,4; Projectionist-3,4. NANCY LEE SANDERSON FHA-1; Jr. Play Cast- 3; Student Service Club-3; FTA-3,4; Secretary-4. JOHN A. SCHAEFER Baseball-1; Basketball-1; Football-1,2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4; Varsity Club-2,3,4; Student Council-4; Ski Club-2,3. LORRAINE SCHLAUD FHA-1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-3; Parliamentarian -4; Student Service Club-4; FTA-4. ROBERT PATTERSON SMITH FFA-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2; Baseball-3; Manager- 3. BONNIE JEAN SMITH Basketball-1; FTA-2,3,4; Historian-3, Li- brary Club-4; Student Service Club-3; Jr. Play Cast-3. WAYNE S. SPERRY Class Officer-3,4; President-3,4; Camera Club-1,2; Projectionist-3,4; Cross Country -3,4; Track-3; Jr. Play Cast-3; Varsity Club-4; Ski Club-3; Pep Club-4. KENNETH STINE FFA-1,2,3,4. SHERRY LYNN STROUP Basketball-1,2,3,4; Captain-4; Student Ser- vice Club-2; FTA-3,4; NHS-3,4, Secretary -4. LINDA M. TAMBA Basketball-1,2,3; FHA-1, 2, 3, 4; President -4; Parliamentarian- 3; Student Service Club -4. DAVID E. THOMPSON Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Foot- ball-2,3,4; FTA-2,3,4; FFA- 4; Student Ser- vice Club-3,4; Varsity Club-2,3,4; Vice President-3; Class Officer-1; Treasurer- 1; Jr. Play Cast-3; Projectionists- 2, 3, 4. CAROL L. WARVIE FNC-1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council-2,3; Cheer- leading-1,2; Library Club-4. LEO WITTSTOCK FFA-1,2,3,4; President- 3, 4; Basketball- 1. MARY ANN YERA FTA-4. GLENN ZAETSCH Basketball-1,3; FFA-3,4. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC IGA UNDERCLASSES Junior Class Officers Carmen Nemecek Mary Wallace . . Alice Perez . . Kay Stroup . . . . President Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer The class of 1968 began its year ' s activities by electing class officers. Then plans for the Homecoming were underway. Our float with the theme Eve of Destruction took second place. As the Christmas holidays drew near, the Juniors were all excited about the Christmas Ball. Julie Markwart and Larry Stegman were chosen to represent our class at the Ball as Princess and Prince. The new year brought plans for a busy second semester. The Junior Play was begun and should be ready in March. Success is the word for Cheaper by the Dozen. The Junior Prom promises fun and hard work for the Juniors. We are hoping that everyone has an exciting time In the Misty Moonlight. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GREENIA BROTHERS Diane Abshier Kathleen Adam ski Louie Aguinaga Dennis Allen Sandra Barnard James Behnke Dennis Blair Edgar Blair Donald Bliss David Brancheau Francis Brunelle Esther Bugajski Ann Bullock Rebecca Chase Sandra Cornell Pamela Daas James Dodd Paul Downey Tom Emmons JoAnn Essenburg Don Govaere Elaine Greenia Sandra Gribowskas Alan Hall Carol Hawks Darrell Helbert Karen Henderson David Hulett Deborah Jurn Robert Kinzer Patricia Koning Bea LaTurno Kaye Ledebuhr Randy Lewis Cliff Lietz Rosalie Makowske John Malloy Juliann Markwart Alice Martell Rex McCoy Debbie McNamara Juanita Melland THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MINUET HAIR FASHIONS Terry Miller Lynn Morton David Naeyaert Carman Nemecek Dorothy O ' Connor Jerry Oland John Palmateer Alice Perez Carol Petz Larry Powers Theresa Racine Gary Rapson - Bill Rhody Rhonda Ryder Jim Sanchez Glenda Schook Kathy Scott Roy Sharrard Blake Smith Brion Smith Linda Smith Bob Sonner Larry Stegman Dennis Stern Kay Stroup Connie Tamba Tom Thielman Shirley Thomas Harry Valcore Sharon Wagner Jean Walker Joe Walker Mary Wallace Candie Warvie Dewayne Williams Nancy Withun Gloria Wohl Linda Wojtysiak Don Worden Connie Zaetsch Linda Zells Ron Zwiernik THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC AUTO PARTS 37 Sophomore Class Officers Bill Stoutenburg Marilyn Greenia Sharon Bugajski Geraldine Whiting . . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer As we opened this page in our life, the Sophomore Class welcomed Mrs. Leslie, Mr. Temple, and Mr. Montgomery as our class sponsors for the 1966-67 school year. Prep- arations were then made for the Homecoming parade and shortly after, the magazine sale got underway. Steve Glombowski and Marilyn Greenia were chosen as our Prince and Princess to represent our class at the Christmas Ball. A Freshman Initiation Dance was given to the Freshman class, and in return, they sponsored a Sophomore Appreciation Dance for us. We are now looking forward for the arrival of our class rings sometime in March. 38 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV CAPAC METAL PRODUCTS Janice Abshire Kim Ailor Christine Albert Ronald Anderson Jacquelyn Anspaugh Ronald Behnke Robert Blumerick Darlene Brennan Cheryl Brinker Michael Brunelle Sharon Bugajski Kenneth Bullock Frances Cornell Ronald Coultes Thomas Ellis Sally Feldhus Steve Glombowski Donald Gray Ronald Burgess JoAnn Carroll Leonard Cascadden Annabelle Christie Cahty Clark John Conrad Marilyn Greenia Rita Helzer Marc Henderson Marcia Henderson Darlene Hill Debbie Hill Lynn Holcomb Charlotte Hulett Douglas Hunter Cindy Hurlburt Jim Jelneck Douglas Jurn _ - 9 ' ■ Timothy Kahn James Kegler Alice Kinzer William Kluger Allan Korth Gary Kuck 39 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JOLLY JIM T S MARKET Michael Lietz Mary Maes William Malloy Earl Mclver Gary Mershino Raymond Miles Daniel Morawski Danny Morgan James Murphy Bruce Neuman Joseph Niezgoda Jane Nino Christine O’Connor Anita Pfeil Carl Reiche Terry Revitizer Linda Rhody Mary Jane Rhody Bradley Robinson Charlene Rodzos Faith Romska Richard Schavillie Susan Scheuer Denise Schultz Jimmy Seidell Vickie Seward Sandra Shannon 40 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BARTH MOTOR SALES Steven Speck George Spiller Sandra Stahlbuck Nancy Stamat Joan Staniloiu William Stoutenberg Gary Smith Gwyn Smith Kenneth Smith Ronald Smith John Soye Linda Tarala Pamela Thomas Linda Tonkovich Matilda Vasquez Alice Larry Vranish Bonnie Warvie Dwight Whitehead Geraldine Whiting Doug Weirmier Joan Wittstock Penny Williams Mary Wixon Jeanne Wyss Katherine Yera Kathy Zwernick 41 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE FAMILY STORE Freshman Class Officers Geneal Brooks . . Nancy Czerepowicz Danny Holzer . . Karen Massie . . . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer The year 1966-67 has surely marked a page in the lives of the Freshman class, the Class of 1970. The Freshmen started out the year with the election of class officers and school representatives. We then plunged headlong into selling magazines for the school maga- zine sale. Our class reached the highest percentage of money on the school quota. We were very proud when our float, Wipe Out , won third place in the judging on Homecoming Day. Christmas proved rather festive as our class chose Kathy Honsinger and Dick Hunter as our Princess and Prince for the annual Christmas Ball. The Sophomores gave us a Freshman Initiation Dance, and we gratefully repaid with a Sophomore Appreciation Dance. Our work will continue with the coming of the Spring C arnival and the closing of school for the summer months. Next year we will come back a year older and a grade higher -all ready to fill another page of our lives. 42 this page sponsored by CAPAC FARMER ' S ELEVATOR Jim Abraham Joe Aguinaga Paul Aguinaga Mike Alexander Joe Ambrose Karen Archer Linda Bailor Tony Bautista Dale Behnke Dennis Behnke Jeff Beischer Ron Bieganowski Diane Bliss Victor Bodanyi Chris Bradley Geneal Brooks Rita Brunelle Joyce Bullock Patty Carpenter Chalo Comacho Mary Copeland Don Cook Nancy Czerepowicz Virginia Davey Dan Davila David Davila David Dawe Larry Dell Chris Doutry Linda Downey Cherith Drugich Sharon Engel Rhonda Fleming Leo Foster Robert Friedsberg Diane Fuller David Garza Art Garza Ted Ginn Dawn Gottschalk Annette Granc Kathy Graybiel THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. LEWIS T. DAWE 43 Felipe Gozman Tim Harvey Paul Hayost Scott Helsom Glenda Henry Nina Hinkle Charlene Hoffman Dan Holzer Kathy Honsinger David Hoover Barbara Hunter Dick Hunter Erwin Killingbeck Randy Kinzer Steve Kinzer Kathy Knopp Kathy Kocis Dick Koning Annette Hurlburt Jim Ireland Diane Jurn Ken Jurn Dennis Kersten Lyle Kilburn David Kuck David LaBryar David Lambert Cathy Lamphere Elwood Louk David Love Myra Machinski Walter Manz Laurie Markwart Marcia Martin Karen Massie Jim Marcino Ed Mclver Steve McLean Sue Meeker Kathy Miller Debbie Mizdrak Joe Nino 44 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY H AND D MARKET Harry Rapson Roy Raska Kathy Rattew Linda Ray Ron Revitizer Janet Rhody Pam Oland Sue Opificius Donna Palecki Mike Palmateer Robert Parker Gloria Perez Rick Roberts Sue Robinson Frances Rosas Sandra Sanderson Rebecca Sarow Ron Schaefer Joan Schavillie Patricia Schlaud Brian Schoenberg Denise Showier Denise Smith Lynn Smith Lori Schuneman Mary Seidell Mary Shut 45 this page sponsored bv SCHOENBURG T S STANDARD SERVICE •V Richard Smith Sandra Snow Marie Sonner Ronald Speck Doug Spiller Ron Stahlbuck Neil Stegman Dean Stern George Sullivan Bonnie Sue Sutton Rita Tarala William Thomas Janet Tonkovich Mark VanPoppelen Vicky Villalpando David Vranish Shirley Wagner Mike Wahowske Terry Walker Ron Weirmier Bonnie Whitehead William Wixim Carol Wohl Greg Worth 46 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV TOM T S SHELL SERVICE Eighth Grade Class Officers Diane McCoy Duane Jurn Bob Lietz Dale Mills . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer We of the eighth grade started filling out this page in our life very quickly and a great pace. We started by welcoming our class sponsors and by electing new class officers and class representatives. We were right in the swim of things in the magazine sale, and as the youngest class in the school this year, we did a pretty good job of selling subscriptions. Who else but the eighth graders would think of having a float on a float for their entry in the Homecoming activities ? No one else probably would have thought of it, but we did. King of the Road , our entry, turned out to be a lot of fun for everyone involved in making it and everyone who saw it. Our first semester fun night was a ball, and everybody is looking forward to the one that we ' ll be having next semester. In closing this page in our life, we can- not help but think of all the fun we plan and hope to have again next year. 47 this page sponsored by MORTIMER AND SON LUMBER Patricia Albert Carol Alderman Judy Allen Sandra Allen Mary Adamski Linda Anderson Woodrow Asselin John Barr Janet Barnes Isobel Bautista David Behnke Denise Beischer William Blumerick Bernard Bowman Martha Brancheau Donna Brinker Edna Brown Barbara Brunelle Samuel Bugajski Linda Bullock Charles Bollaert Kathleen Burgess Sharon Capps Kathleen Carroll Barbara Christie Diane Clark Dorothy Clark Janet Collins Angeline Conrad Barbara Cook Sally Cook Mark Cromas Ellen Czachowski Margaret Davey Cheri Dell Terry Dobbyn Pagall Drugich Vern Evans Diane Forsythe William Friedsburg Dora Galvan Peter Galvan 48 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV DR. CHARLES BELL James Gottschalk Jim Graham Rhonda Gray Keith Granby Thomas Gribowskas Irene Guzman Ruth Hager Robert Harvey Linda Herman Henry Holcomb Dean Hunter Jill Huston cs, C O Debbie Jelneck Cindy Jurn Duane Jurn Joseph Kipper Mark Klug Raymond Kramer Steven LaFleur Paul Libkie Robert Lietz Terry Maes William Makowske Pat Malloy Jim Traub Margaret Moran Diane McCoy Lawrence McLaren Michael McNamara Dale Mills Richard Mills Thomas Murphy Rose Niezgoda Constance Nowak Andy Ondrus Theodore Palecki Renaldo Perez Betty Petz Clarissa Racine Richard Rendon Dale Schultz 49 this page sponsored Bv BARB AND BOB EMMONS Jim Sarka Katherine Schwartzkopf George Sivec June Smith Robert Smith Susan Sonne r James Traub Raul Martell Larry Walker Micheal Walker Glenn Whitehead Greg Wilder •  r f I  . i William Soye Don Stegman John Stoutenburg Duane Stuever Ron Tosch Willie Sullivan David Worth Annie Yera Ray Zochowski Charlotte Zells 50 this page sponsored Bv KUT AND KUR L BEAUTY SHOP ACTIVITIES With numerous sighs of relief and a lot of last-minute work, the yearbook staff was able to finish the ’67 book of your life and put it on its way to the publisher just in time. A very willing and able staff joined this year, and with the aid of Mr. Leslie, our sponors; Tom Leslie, our editor; and Carman Nemecek, our assistant editor; they did a very good job. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KONING ' S FARM SUPPLY STUDENT COUNCIL Again this year, as usual, the Student Council has been very active in school business. After Gordon Bade, Student Coun- cil president, welcomed the new members, the group plunged headlong ihto work. The Student Council, as in the past, sponsored two exchange students in the Capac area: Josien Arens from Holland and Olof Halbert from Sweden. Everyone was very active in the annual magazine sale that the Student Council spon- sored, and it again brought in a great deal of money to be spent for scholarships and community betterment projects. The Student Council has been busy away from home, too. We have taken a very active part in the League Student Council by at- tending the meetings, sponsoring the meet- ings in our school, and by sponsoring a League Student Council dance at C.H.S. Each classroom in the new elementary school will have an American flag thanks to the Student Council which took charge of purchasing these for the school. We are looking forward to the Spring Carnival with a great deal of anticipation, and we hope will also be a success. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL 53 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society started out the 1966-67 school year with the following new officers: President, Bill Evans; Vice- President, Kay Clark; Secretary, Sherry Stroup; Treasurer, Jan Honsinger; His- torian, Lois Boner. Our club is basically a service club for our school , and our main job is taking tickets at our home basketball and football games. We also have different poster committees to help improve our school. Our big event of the year was our spring induction ceremony. It was held on March 2, 1967, in our high school auditorium, This ceremony was to induct our new members in our society for the coming year. We can say this has been a highly suc- cessful year for our society. 54 THIS PAGE sponsored by CAPAC CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB The Future Teachers Club opened this year with 53 members and a new sponsor, Mr. Stewart. The officers elected were: Kay Clark, president; Paula Palmateer, vice- president; Nancy Sanderson, secretary; Camille Eldridge, treasurer; Juliann Marlcwart, reporter; Jan Honsinger, student council representative; and Glenda Schook, historian. In October Mr. Seeley took us on a tour through Michigan State University. On December 21, our club gave a Christ- mas party for the faculty and the alumni. Cadet teaching began with a speech by Dr. Bruce Cheney of M.S.U. In the near future, we are planning another trip to Washington, and a joint meeting with Dryden ' s Future Teachers Club. At the present, we are attempting to revise our constitution so that in the future all of the business will be taken care of in meetings of officers only. 55 this PAGE sponsored Bv CAPAC FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club held their first meeting of the year on September 28, 1966. Elections of officers took place with the fol- lowing positions held; president, Camille Eldridge; vice-president, Debbie Jurn; sec- retary, Rhonda Ryder; treasurer. Candle Warvie; reporter, Carol Hawks; historian, Sally Feldus; student council representa- tive, Mary Wallace. Throughout the year we have had a number of speakers. Activities of the club have included such things as working at health clinics and Yale Hospital, 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. 56 this page sponsored by CAPAC FUTURE NURSES CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB The Future Homemakers of America have had a very successful year. We began our year with the initiation of our new mem- bers. We had a hot dog roast in the back of the school. We also had a tobbagonning party and afterwards went to Mrs. Parker ' s house. Our Christmas party was quite a success. We exchanged gifts and played games. We had our candlelight ceremony in which we inducted new members by having each one of them read one of the purposes of FHA. Many of the girls participated in the joint FF A and FHA Fair this year. We give trophies for the first three top point holders. The trophies are donated by Jim Glombowski. We are having a speaker, Father Joseph Melton, come to speak to us on morals and manners. We are going to make tray favors for the Lapeer Home this Easter again. We still have our State Convention to look forward. THIS PAGE sponsored bv CAPAC FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS CLUB The Future Farmers Club was a very active organization this year. We sold Rat Bait for our rodent control program. This was done to encourage the farmers in the area to control the rodents. The selling of cider was another money- making project. To make some money for the chapter we sold some garden seeds. Each member who sold $10 worth of seeds would go to a hamburger supper. The FFA banquet is our next activity. Funks is sponsoring a banquet for Ed Rodzos for two reasons. He was the highest in corn production in Michigan and was also in the Funks project. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA STUDENT LIBRARIANS Again this year, a large number of hall time to work in the library; thus help- students were willing to devote their study ing the rest of C.H.S. ' s students. STUDENT PROJECTIONISTS As with the student librarians, all of vice club to help the rest of the students these students were happy to join this ser- and teachers of our school. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY POSTINA ' S SCIENCE CLUB As one of the school ' s new clubs, we are looking forward to more fun and more were not too very active this year, but we activities next year and the years to follow. MUSKETEER’S RIFLE CLUB As Capac ' s other new school club, we enjoyed a great deal of fun and activity. So that we could set our sights for a higher target, such as target shooting at Dock ' s In Port Huron, we held a very successful pancake supper to earn money. 60 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV SIEGEL APPLIANCE COMPANY STUDENT SERVICE CLUB THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE VARSITY CLUB 61 SENIOR JUNIOR BAND 62 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WALTER T S FUNERAL HOME BAND Senior Majorettes Junior Majorettes 63 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV VIV1AN T S BEAUTY SHOP 64 HOMECOMING, 1966 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MICHIGAN PEAT A DIVISION OF BAY TOWING COMPANY Juniors - 2nd place Future Homemakers THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY OLAND T S BODY SHOP 65 ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL We Name They 0 Imlay City 16 13 Almont 26 7 New Haven 13 0 Dryden 19 6 Memphis 20 6 Brown City 21 6 Armada 32 0 Anchor Bay 38 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MARKWART OIL COMPANY Victory, Victory Is Our Cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Varsity Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 68 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HELEN AND SYL ADAMSK1 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ENDER f S - DECOR-GIFTS-FLORAL 69 BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 70 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY VILLAGE LAUNDRY FRESHMAN BASKETBALL THIS YEAR’S BASKETBALL SCORES VARSITY Home Name Opponent Home Name Opponent 62 Brown City 50 57 Armada 43 52 Imlay City 61 60 New Haven 41 61 Dryden 37 78 Brown City 43 67 Almont 60 45 Imlay City 39 62 Memphis 50 57 Dryden 47 74 Anchor Bay 69 89 Almont 31 66 Armada 62 58 Memphis 42 75 New Haven 44 54 Anchor Bay 51 61 Brown City 48 49 Armada 53 60 Imlay City 67 32 New Haven 25 64 Dryden 36 42 Almont 58 Freshmen 66 Memphis 53 59 Anchor Bay 73 26 Imlay City 32 58 Armada 60 30 Port Huron 42 50 New Haven 46 46 Oxford 45 48 Yale 61 Junior Varsity 25 Imlay City 38 48 St. Clair 66 58 Brown City 21 33 Port Huron 66 70 Imlay City 52 44 Armada 29 63 Dryden 41 48 Sandusky 40 75 Almont 70 53 St. Clair 58 59 Memphis 41 55 Armada 43 63 Anchor Bay 35 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WILLIAM STROUP TRUCKING JUNIOR HIGH PEP BAND This year a new Junior High Pep Band was organ- ized to help gain spirit at the Junior High basket- ball games. We are not too sure about how musical they were, but they surely made a lot of noise. 72 this page sponsored by WHITING ' S SALES AND SERVICE SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL CROSS-COUNTRY THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SPERRY T S WELDING WORKS. lu.lVU ' MIill ijthogtophod A Bound b y WALSWOHTH