Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

_ CAPACI AN CAPAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Capac, Michigan Teddie Sugierski, Editor Nanine Parker, Co-Editor THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TEDDY, NANINE AND LINDA CAPAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Our elected members of the Board of Education, the hub of our school system, are the voice of the people. They establish school policies. They are responsible for keeping the administra- tion within a budget and voting for the payment of bills. As the center of the school system, they keep it going and running smoothly. BOARD OF EDUCATION Gilbert Parks President Margaret Copeland Treasurer Carl Schoenberg Secretary Richard Lauwers Trustee Christine Lawrence Trustee James Obertein Trustee Alfred Stuever Trustee THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ROBBY ROBINSON INSURANCE Mr. Richard A. Steudle Superintendent Mr. Arden Nickerson Assistant Principal Mr. Donald L. Clark Principal THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv MARKWART OIL 3 Mrs. Pat Brozowski this page sponsored Bv SCHRADER f S UPHOLSTERY COUNTRY STORE FACULTY Mrs, Jonkman Mrs. Bernice Leslie BUSINESS-THE BLOOD OF NATIONS Business training is offered to our students through courses in General Business, Sales and Law, Personal Typing, Typing I, Bookkeeping, Business Skills, and Office Education. Freshmen may pursue a course in typing and the following year enroll in general business, or they may begin their typing as sophomores. All other courses are offered to juniors and seniors except for office education which is designed for seniors interested in office employment or further study in business colleges. Business skills and office education, courses tailored in a business setting to provide experiences in various disciplines required in a business office, are two new offerings implement- ed into this year ' s curriculum. Here students are improving previously learned skills as well as gaining new experiences in the use of various office machines. Eighth grade learns basic skills. Better facilities are possible in the relocatable units. Mr. Arden Nickerson 6 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY H R BLOCK ENGLISH -AID TO COMMUNICATION Mr. Jack Armstrong 4 Mrs. Corinne Clarkson Mrs. Marion Fischer Miss Karen Medford this PAGE sponsored bv HALCAR KENNELS FROM ARITHMETIC TO CALCULUS Mr. Donald Christie Mrs. Carol Crake Mr. Ken Montgomery This is really very simple. In 1957, when Sputnik first aroused America to the need for better scientific training, the mathematics program in Capac High School was limited to about four level, some taught only in alter- nate years. Now seven different levels of math- ematics are offered every year. There are eleven classes with almost half the students in grades 9-12 enrolled in a class. Three teachers are employed part time in this department. The classes offered are general math, Introductory Algebra I and II, Algebra I and II, geometry, and Senior Math. Through this program, every student is offered the opportunity to take as many years of mathematics as his needs require. Some may stop with a competency in general math and others may continue through four years until they are prepared for college cal- culus. Geometrics-leamlng by doing. THIS PAGE sponsored bv RAY TOSCH- AUCT ION E ER AND REAL ESTATE. 8 The sweet sounds of an all girl choir. Jingle Bells ART- LANGUAGE Miss Aveys Holmes Mrs. Marilyn Manning PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Jane Nelson Miss Barbara Redding THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ALLENTON AUTO PARTS Mr. Bernard Penzien THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SEVERANCE METAL CAST SCIENCES Mr. Gerald Brown SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. Thomas Ebner Mr. Ronald Huntley Mr. William Stramaglio Mr. Michael Swartz Ag students build greenhouse for their own use. How many more do we have to draw? VOCATIONAL EDUCATION: CLASSES WITH A MEANING The Capac Cooperative Vocational On-Job-Training program is set up to give students experience on jobs while receiving training in High School. The student works approximately half of a day on the job while being en- rolled in a vocational class which has some relation to the job. The student is also enrolled in a Coop class which meets once a day and is designed to round out his training by bringing in topics that are important on the job such as: Employer-employee relation- ships, attitudes on the job, and various other items designed to help the student. 1 1 COOKS Mrs. Bernice Mills, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, and Mrs. Glassford. CUSTODIANS Mr. Lawrence Smith Mrs. Connie Stevens Mr. Herman Stahlbuck UNDERGRADS THE CLASS OF 1976 Mr. Weston We, the class of 76 , started a successful year by electing Lisa Clark as President; Jim Tamba, vice president; Tim Meikle, Secretary; and Sue Glombowski, Treasurer. As Homecoming rolled around, we elected Gladys Thomas as our princess. Our float, Humpty Dumpty tied for third place with the Freshmen Class. We entertained the elementary classes with a dance-fun night in November. We also had a dance in the early spring. A farewell bridal party was held for our sponsor. Miss Karen Medford (now Mrs. Wil- liam Howell). We are now honored with Mr. Weston and Mr. Matthew Hess as our sponsors. All in all, it was a most exciting year. Mr. Hess 16 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CLASS OF 1976 Theresa Aldis Mike Withun Pat Atkinson Terry Barr Janice Behnke John Bell Robin Bentley Beverly Blair Walter Bonczar Stephen Bradley Joe Brozowski Gayle Bullock Diane Camacho Ernest Camacho Jane Carpenter Pedro Chavez Mary Chmielewski Danny Clark Kent Clark THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC BODY SHOP 17 Linda Dickson Mike Doutry Norman Dukatz Linda Ellis Philip Feldus Coreen Flynn Larry Forsyth Darlene Foster Elizabeth Gardner Mark Gardner Patricia Ginn Eddie Glassford Sue Globowski Pat Green Marion Griswold Ange Gutierrez Jamie Harvey Mark Harvey Pat Hayost Lonnie Helzer Wanita Hill Bonnie Hoffman Deanna Hurlburt Denise Irwin Ruth Jackson Becky Jelneck Mike Jones Steve Jones Dianne Kegler Marilyn Kegler this page sponsored bv REESE LAWN EQUIPMENT AND SPORTS CENTER David Kenwood Margaret Kersten Chris Kluge r Martin Kot Amy Lang Loralne Lipa Shelly Luscomb Bruce Mackey Paul Malburg Nancy Malloy Catherine Manus zak Scott May Dale McMullen Wayne McVeigh Rosendo Medrano Timothy Meikle Tamara Morawski James Morgan Sherri Nelson Russel Neuman John Norwood Violet Norwood Jill Obertein Mark Ogden Laura Patow Randy Peters Cindy Petz Ronald Phillips Charles Rattew April Reese THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv ELMER LANG AND SONS 19 Caroline Rodriguez Duane Rottman Ernestine Rosas Richard Ryan Florinda Sanchez Brenda Shull Nancy Shutt Gerald Smith Kathleen Smith Deena Socia Joan Stange Jim Tamba Susan Theisen Gladys Thomas Todd Troutman Linda Velez Vicky Wahowske David Wainw right Kay Walker Richard waters Liz Wills Bill Wills Lena Withun Robert Wohl JoDee Worden Bryan Wyss Mike Yates Harold Zells THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GREENIA BROS. Gladys Thomas is Homecoming princess. Mrs. Montgomery adds final touches. THE WAIT Drama class performs. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WALTER ' S FUNERAL HOME THE CLASS OF 1975 Marilyn Manning Our Freshman Class started with a ball of fire by electing Steve Kamidoi, President; Bob Kerstan, Vice President; Cindy Bollaert, Secretary; and Debbie Bentley, Treasurer in our first year of High School. Our first spark was to construct our float for our Nursery Rhyme Homecoming. We showed quite a bit of spirit during the spirit week, and participated in the activities during the week. We chose Lucy Detroyer to repre- sent our class as homecoming princess. The sophomores officially initiated us into the high school in mid-November. We all had to wear white socks, and the girls had to wear dresses below the knee and red lip- stick. The boys had to grease their hair back and roll their pant legs up. We were all honored at a dance with the band Shake Down presenting the music. We thanked the Sophomore Class with a dance in February. In December, Greg Smith and Cindy Bollaert represented our class as prince and princess at the annual Christmas Ball. 22 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE CLASS OF ' 75 Theresa Abshier Rudy Amador Debbie Bentley Theresa Bolday Cindy Bollaert Mitchell Bollaert Bruce Bradley Rhonda Brooks Steven Brozowski Michael Brusati Sandy Carroll Teresa Castillo Mary Ann Castle Bradley Chrysler Kurt Clark Joe Cook Leslie Cook Charles Dulaney Cheryl Den ry ter Lucy Detroyer Bruce Downey Brenda Edge rt on Linda Eldridge Peggy Eynon Cheryl Farrow Peggy Ferrett Randy Friedsberg Laurie Gajda Sue Galarneaw Becky Ginn THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV RAY ' S GULF SERVICE Veronica Hayost Mike Hetzel Philip Honsinger Leon Jamison Ed Jubenville Kevin Jum Steve Kamidoi Susan Kaufman Denise Kegler Laurie Keller Bob Kersten Fred Kinzer Vicki Knop Diane Kondrath David Koning Dean Koves Jim Lang Cary Libkie Charles Lumbardo Coleen Mackey Jim Makowske Lorinda Malburg Tim Manuzak Charles Martinez Merlin McCl ellan THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY VILLAGE LAUNDRY and FAMILY STORE 24 Bryon McCoy Brad M elver Faustino Medrano Jon Melland Jim Miller x Tom Miller Greg Mills Lawrence Murray Jo Ellen Neuman Jim Niezgoda Jesse Nino Bill Norwood Joe Nowak Jo Jean Nuszkiewicz Dennis Obertein Gerald Opificius Doug Palecki Bob Palmateer Diana Perez Kent Perkins Steven Peters Pam Rhody Ramona Ruper Daniel Ryan Ron Saelens Diana Salerno Gilbert Sanchez Stephanie Sawicki Judy Schocke Annette Schulz THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CHRYSLER T S FLOWERS 25 Cindy Schwartzkoph Mitchell Schwartzkoph Cheryl Seelman (Chisholm) Greg Smith Terrle Smith Tim Spiller Chuck Waters Debbie White Mark Stem Kim Stroup Dale Stuever Cindy Traub Paul Trudelle Bob Van Norman Curtis Withun Mark Wittstock Sally Wohl Donna Woodward Cindy Worth Sharon Young this page sponsored Bv WM. STROUP TRUCKING AND ALOUETTE SERVICES 26 FRESHMEN BRING NEW IDEAS The first day of four LONG years. The talkative freshmen are eventually cured. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV PETE ' S USED CARS 27 Kenneth Montgomery Bernard Penzien THE CLASS OF 1974 With the opening of a new school year came the duty of electing new class officers and they were Teresa Kot, President; Sally Castillo, Vice President; Betsy Briggs, Sec- retary; and Gerald Whiting, Treasurer. One duty we all enjoyed was working on was our homecoming float. Being that the theme was A Nursery Rhyme Homecoming, we chose ' Little Jack Horner. ' Although it didn ' t get too far, we tried. Elayne Barr was our homecoming princess. Making a decision on the style of our class ring was difficult, but we managed to tackle that problem. They arrived during the spring season. One task we all enjoyed was initiating the Freshman Class. The initiation ended with a dance in their honor in mid-November. By this time, the Christmas season was rolling in. To represent us at the Christmas Ball, our royal couple was Jan Clark, prin- cess and Randy Stanilou, prince. The year was off to a good start and looks as if it will end even better. 28 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE CLASS OF ' 74 Frank Aguinaga Mark Alderman Lorraine Alexander Rex Allen Brenda Anderson Elayne Barr Catherine Barth Edward Behnke Gail Behnke Norman Behnke Jayme Bell Linda Bishop Randy Bowman Betsy Briggs Keith Brinker Donna Brozowski Robert Brozowski Barry Bullock Geraldine Cam ire Kathleen Carpenter Sally Castillo Dennis Chisholm Jan Clark Don Criss Dennis Davidson John Detroyer Carol Donnelly Cathleen Doutry Cindy Dukatz Leland Dulaney this page is sponsored Bv BULLOCK PLUMBING AND HEATING BY GARY ' S BARBER SHOP 29 Peggy Elston Vicky Ferrett Rod Friedsberg Lorraine Galameau Pam Gardner Karen Graybi el David Greenia John Harshman Julie Hather Sheryl Hetzel Karl Hoffman Mark Hulett Linda Hunter Cheryle Hurlburt David Irwin David Jelneck Melinda Kersten Mike Kirksey Joanne Korzynski Teresa Kot Doug LaFleur Mike Lapinskl Dale Ledebuhr Pauline Louk Richard Luscomb this page is sponsored Bv BILL T S CAPAC STANDARD SERVICE 30 Keith Metzer Pat Mikola jczyk John Moses Tina Murphy Jim Nettnay Connie Nino Nancy Norwood Thomas O’Conner Mary Ogden Dale Oland Cheryle Parker Donna Price Steve Rattew Bill Reid Steve Rinke Kurt Robinson Terry Romska Julie Ross Pat Ruffner John Ruper Steve Sanchez Jody Schocke George Schoneman Randy Schultz THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY HAROLD GASS INSURANCE 31 Deborah Sonner Diane Spiller Don Stange Anita Stuever Dianne Swider Bob Tamba Mark Traub Earl Van Norman Deborah Velez Bill Vivian Gary Wagner Eric Wainw right Carl Wallish Sally Walker Tom Watteny Nancy Wheeler Jeanne White Gerald Whiting Kay Wills Harvey Wittstock Rocky Wixon Marie Wohl Laura Woolner Dick Wyss THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CHRISTINE LAWRENCE 32 SOPHOMORES MAKE WAY FOR SUCCESS Homecoming Princess Elayne Barr. Let ' s hear it from the Sophomores now. Assembly enhances students. THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK 33 Mrs. Shirley Jonkman THE CLASS OF 1973 We began our junior year with our new class officers. They were Luther Markwart, president; Harry Lewis, vice-president, Me- lanie Mazur, secretary, and Dennis Kegler, treasurer. We started our activities by winning first place on our float, Stomp ' Em . We were rep- resented at Homecoming by our princess Karen Nettnay. We were awarded the Spirit Jug at the end of Homecoming Week, and again at the end of football season. The next activity was the Christmas Ball. We chose Debbie Mayer as our princess, and Dale Barnard as our prince. Fantasyland was the theme of our prom which was held on May 6. As our year ends, we look forward to our last year at Capac High School. Mr. Arden Nickerson Mr. Michael Swartz 34 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE CLASS OF 1973 Carol Aldis Arthur Amador Al Ambrose Jody Archer Don Bailor Dale Barnard Diane Bautista Kathy Behnke Mark Bollaert Paul Briggs Gloria Camacho Ray Camire Andi Castillo Janine Ceranski Doug Chisholm Mary Collins Carol Coman Debbie Cook Jacelyn Davidson Debbie Dickson this PAGE sponsored by CAPAC JOURNAL JUAN AMADOR TEXACO SERVICE 35 Louise Foley Kay Foster Becky Frantz Rick Giroux Carl Goheen Ruben Gomez Carol Gottschalk Elaine Gutierrez Vida Guzman Scott Harris Dennis Kegler Mary Ellen Kegler Connie Kersten Nick Kipper Jim Klann Don Kluge r Don Koning Dave Kriesch Phyllis Kriesch Gail Leader Harry Lewis Jim Lietz Cindy Lubahn Bob Lumbardo Mike Lumbardo this page sponsored bv BROWN T S VARIETY AND DEPARTMENT STORE AND CAPAC AUTO SUPPLY Homecoming Princess Karen smiles sweetly. Mark Maes Joe Manusak Luther Markwart Dave Massie Melanie Mazur Craig Mclver Gary McLaren Frank McVeigh Jack Melkle Terry Melland Ron Mikolajczyk Pam Moody Linda Morawski Barry Nelson Peggy Nelson Karen Nettnay Dave Niezgoda Nanine Parker Lynn Peters Bob Phillips Randy Powers Connie Reese Len Reiter Donna Revitzer THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC PACKAGE MEDICINE Rick Robtoy Don Rodzos Ed Saelens Santos Sanchez Pat Sarow Diann Schavillie Paul Schlaud Elaine Schmaltz Anna Schmidt George Smith Karen Smith Kevin Smith Bill Stahlbuck Annette Stamm an Lynn Steaban Debbie Stimson Kris Swantek Terry Thomas Kit Tiller Bruce Vanker THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv PORTER T S HARDWARE 38 GRADUATES THE CLASS OF 1972 The Senior Class of 1972 elected as class officers: Dan Colby, President; Gayle Smith, Vice President; Nancy Nettnay, Secretary; and LuAnn Tamba, Treasurer. Mr. Tom Herremans, Mr. Alan Keskimaki, and Mr. William Stramaglio were chosen as class sponsors. Homecoming Week began with the traditional election of the Queen candidates. Elected were: Celeste Jubenville, Rory Kahn, Linda Lumbardo, Lois Nemecek, and Gayle Smith. Celeste Jubenville was elected by the student body as Queen. Our dili- gently constructed float, Pease Porridge Hot, placed second. Senior pictures were taken during the summer and the long awaited day of arrival came in October. On December 18, we sponsored the Christmas Ball with the theme of Tis the Season to be Jolly. Representing us as King and Queen were Bill Shutt and Betty Bowman. Mr. Alan Keskimaki Mr. William Stramaglio 40 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CLASS OF 1 72 JUDITH ATKINSON DORA BALES LARRY BARTH WILLIAM BARTH THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LEON ' S VILLAGE MART 4 DALE BEISCHER DAVID BIEGANOWSKI JOANNE BOLD AY BETTY BOWMAN MARTHA BRADLEY JAMES BROWN GINNY BRUNELLE JOHN CAMACHO THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KUT AND KUR L SHOP 42 CONNIE CARYL BEVERLY CHERNENKO EMMETT CISEWICH BETH CLARK MICHAEL CLARK DANIEL COLBY LINDA COOK RAY DAVILA THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV CLARKSON ' S DAIRY BAR ROBERT DOUTRY RICHARD ELLIS CHRIS FALKIEWICZ LEONARD FERRETT THOMAS FRIEDSBERG LONNIE HARVEY JAMES HEATON ROBERT HENRY THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GAMBLES THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. O. B. KAHN, M.D. ROBIN MILLER PHILLIP MORAWSKI SANDRA MURPHY BRYAN NELSON LOIS NEMECEK 46 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC FARMER ' S ELEVATOR NANCY NETTNAY JANET NEUMAN MART LIND A NINO MICHAEL PARKER LISA PERKINS MARIAN POWERS JENNIE RAPSON JANICE RATTEW THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DURKEE ' S CAPAC MARKET CHERYL RICHARDS MICHAEL ROSAS GARY RYAN PEDRO SANCHEZ MARY LOU SCHAEFER LAUREN SCHOOK THIS page sponsored bv KENNETH RICHARD ' S METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. and SIEGEL APPLIANCE CO. DAVID SCHWARTZKOPF LESLIE SCHWARTZKOPF (BLOCK) KAY SEIDELL MARSHE SPILLER STEVEN SPILLER HENRY STEABAN THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASTLE AND STEABAN GARAGE SUE STEUDLE KATHRYN STUEVER THEODORA SUGIERSKI WILLIAM SULLIVAN JANINE SWANTEK LU ANN TAMBA ROSEMARY TILLER DENISE TREECE THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY VAN POPPELEN DRUG STORE PATTY VAN ANTWERP HENRY WAGGONER L. DALE WITHUN RICHARD WOHL HARVEY YERA GAIL ZUELCH CHERYL VAN NESTE THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC MFG. COR P. SENIOR DIRECTORY PATTI ABSHIER - School Paper-3,4; FHA-1; Chorus- 1,2, 3,4; Health Careers Club-2; Treasurer-2. ERNEST AMADOR - Football-2,3,4; Track-3,4; Baseball-3; Wrestling- 3,4; Varsity Club-4. JO ANN ANSPAUGH - Christmas Ball Princess-2; Yearbook Staff- 3,4; Student Council- 1; School Paper-2; Assistant Editor -2; GAA-1,2,3,4; Officer At Large-2; Latin Club-3,4; Librar- ian-3,4; Chorus-3; Band-2, Secretary-2; NHS-2,3,4, Secretary -4; Cheerleader- 1,2,3, 4, Captain-4; DAR Award-4. JUDITH ATKINSON - School Paper- 3,4; GAA-4; Student Li- brarian-1; Chorus-2,3,4; FHA-1. DORA BALES - Chorus-3,4; GAA-2,3. BILL BARTH - Basketball- 1; School Paper-3; Football- 1. LARRY BARTH - FTA-3,4; School Paper-2,3,4; Editor-2. RUSSELL BEHNKE - Band-2,3,4, Vice President-4; League Honors Band-3; NHS-3,4; John Phillip Sousa Band Award-3. DALE BEISCHER - School Paper-3. DAVID BIEGANOWSKI - Basketball- 2, 3,4; Baseball- 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club-3,4. JOANNE BOLDAY - Health Careers Club- 3,4, Program Chair- man- 4; School Paper- 3. BATTY BOWMAN - NHS-2,3,4; Christmas Ball Queen-4; Cho- rus-2,4; Health Careers Club-3,4, President-3, Vice President 4; Class Treasurer-2. MARTHA BRADLEY - School Paper- 3,4; Librarian- 1,3,4; Ger- man Club-2. JAMES BROWN - Track- 1,2, 3; Cross Country-1,2,3; Varsity Club-1,2. GINNY BRUNELLE - Yearbook Staff-2,3,4; NHS-2,3,4, Treas- ure r-4; School Paper-2; GAA-1,2,3,4; Chorus-3. CONNIE CARYL - Movie Making Club-4. BEVERLY CHERNENKO - GAA-1,2,3,4; FHA-3; Drill Team- Si Girls Basketball-4; Chorus-2,3. EMMETT CISEWICH - School Paper-4. BETH CLARK - Student Council-1; FTA-2,3; Band- 1,2; Class Secretary-3; Chorus-3,4; German Club-2; GAA-1,2,3,4. MICHAEL CLARK - Track- 3,4; Varsity Club-4. DANIEL COLBY - Wrestling Manager-2,3; Yearbook Staff-4; NHS-3,4; School Paper-3; Health Careers Club-4; Class Pres- ident-4; FTA-3,4, Treasurer-4. LINDA COOK - Girls Basketball-4; GAA-1,2,3,4; Student Li- brarian-2; Projectionist-2; Spanish Club-4. RAY DAVILA - Baseball- 2, 3,4; Varsity Club-3,4; FFA-1. ROBERT DOUTRY - Baseball- 1,2,4. RICHARD ELLIS - Basketball-2; School Paper-3; FF A- 1,2,3, 4; Reporter-4; Class Officer-2,3, Vice President-2, Presi- dent-3. LEONARD FERETT - FTA-3,4; School Paper-3. THOMAS FRIEDSBERG - Football- 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club-4; School Paper- 3. DONALD GINN - Football-2,3; Student Council-2; Chorus-2; FF A- 1,2, 3,4, Sential-4. JAMES HEATON - Varsity Club-4; Secretary-4; Class Treas- urer- 1; Basketball- 1,2, 3,4; Baseball-1,2,4; Cross Country-3; Golf-4; School Paper- 3. ROBERT HENRY - Football-2; Track-4. JANET HETHER - FHA-4; Movie Making Club-4; Chorus-1,2, 4; German Club-2; Spanish Club-3. JANICE HULETT - Yearbook Staff-1; School Paper-3,4; GAA- 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club-2,3; Student Librarian-2; Chorus- 3; Band- 1,2; Student Council- 2. CH ARMAINE HURLBURT - FFA-2,4; Junior Reporter-4; Cho- rus-1,2,3, Special Ensemble- 3; School Paper-3,4. CELESTE JUBENVILLE - FHA-4, Secretary-4; Chorus-3,4; Ski Club-2,3; Spanish Club-4; Baseball- 1,2; Homecoming Queen-4. RORY KAHN - Yearbook Staff- 1; Student Council-3,4; Class Secretary-2; GAA-1,2,3,4; Latin Club-3,4; FT A- 1,2; Health Careers Club-2,3,4, President-2; Chorus-2,3,4; Student Li- brarian- 1,2; Band-2; Majorette-2; School Play-3; Ski Club- 3; Christmas Ball Princess- 1; Homecoming Queen’s Court-4. LUANNE KAUFMAN - GAA- 1, 2,3; School Paper-3,4. LINDA KNOP - Yearbook Staff-2,3,4; Student Council-3,4; NHS -2,3,4; School Paper- 3, Editor-3; GAA- 1,2,3, Secretary-3; FTA-2,3, 4, Treasurer-3; Librarian-2; Chorus-3; Band-2,3,4, President-4; Class Vice- President- 3. GERALD LaFLEUR SANDRA LEWIS - Yearbook Staff-3; School Paper-3, Assist- ant Editor-3; GAA-1,2,3,4, Vice- President- 3; FTA-3,4; Chorus- 1,2, 3,4; Band-2,4; Cheerleader-2,3,4. LINDA LUMBARDO - Yearbook Staff- 1,2, 3, 4; Business Man- ager-4; NHS-2,3,4, Vice President-4; FHA-1; Latin Club-3, 4; School Play-2,3; Ski Club-3; FTA-2,3,4, Vice President-3, President-4, State Parlimentarian-Historian-4; Homecoming Princess-3, Queen’s Court-4; Crisco Award- 1. LEE MCMULLEN - Football-2,3; Track-3; Wrestling-4; Band- 2,3; Health Careers Club-4; Varsity Club- 3,4; German Club- 2; Projectionist-4. ROBIN MILLER - School Paper-3,4; FHA-1; Chorus-2; Li- bra rian-4. SANDRA MURPHY - FHA-4; Chorus-3,4; Ski Club-3; Year- book-3; German Club-2; Student Council-4. LOIS NEMECEK - Student Council-3, Secretary-3; NHS-2,3,4, President-4; School Paper-3; GAA-1,2,3,4, Treasu rer-2,4; FTA-2,3; Chorus-1,2,4; Band-2,3, Majorette-2,3; Ski Club-3; Cheerleader- 1,2, 3, 4, Captain- 2, Co-Captain-4; Yearbook Staff- 1; Homecoming Queen ' s Court-4. NANCY NETTNAY - GAA-1,2,3,4, Treasurer-3, President-4; Yearbook Staff-4; NHS-2,3,4; Librarian-2; Band-2,3, League Honors Band- 3; Spanish-4; Class Secretary-4. JANET NEUMAN- Latin Club-3,4; Health Careers Club-2,3,4, Reporter-Historian-2,3, Program Chairman-3, President-4; Band-2,3,4, League Honors Band- 3, Band Council- 3; School Play- 2, 3. MARTLINDA NINO - Girl’s Basketball-4; Spanish Club-4; GAA-l f 2,3,4; Chorus-2,3. MICHAEL PARKER - Basketball- 1,2, 3, 4; Golf- 1,2, 3, 4; Foot- ball-2; Varsity Club- 3,4; Student Council-4; Class President- 1. LISA PERKINS - GAA-1,4; Chorus-2,3,4; Class Secretary-1. MARIAN POWERS - Latin Club-3; Chorus-3,4; Ski Club-3; FHA-4; Spanish Club-4. JENNIE RAPSON - German Club-2; Chorus-2; Movie Making Club-4. JANICE RATTEW - FHA-4; Debate Club-4; German Club-2; Chorus- 3,4; School Paper-4. CHERYL RICHARDS - School Paper-3,4; GAA-1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club-2; Librarian- 3,4; German Club-2; Cheerleader- 1 . MICHAEL ROSAS - Varsity Club-3,4; Football- 3,4; Baseball- 1,2,3,4; FFA-2. NANCY RYAN - Yearbook Staff-3; FHA-4; Chorus-2,3,4; Ger- man Club-2; Spanish Club-4; Ski Club-3. JERRY SAELENS - Basketball- 1,2,3, 4; Baseball-1; FFA-4; Varsity Club-4; Christmas Ball Prince- 3. PEDRO SANCHEZ - Baseball-4; Chorus-1,2,3. MARY LOU SCHAEFER - Yearbook Staff-2,3; GAA-1,2,3,4; Latin Club-3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; Band-2; School Play-3. LAUREN SCHOOK - Movie Making Club-4; Band-1; German Club-2; Ski Club-3; FFA-2, 3,4, Parlimentarian-4. DAVID SCHWARTZKOPF - Varsity Club-2,3,4, President-4; Basketball-2,3,4; Golf- 1,2,3, 4; School Paper-3; Projectionist 3; Football-2,3,4, All League-3,4, Area Honorable Mention- 3,4; Christmas Ball Prince-2. LESLIE SCHWARTZKOPF - Student Council-3; FHA-1,2,3; Drill Team-3; Chorus- 1,2,3,4; Librarian-4. KAY SEIDELL - Yearbook Staff- 1,2; Student Council-4; NHS- 3,4; School Paper- 3,4; GAA-1,2,3,4; Latin Club- 3,4, Presi- dent-3, 4; FTA-2,3,4; Chorus- 1,2, 3, 4; Band- 1,2, 3,4, Vice President- 3, Council-4; Majorette-3,4; School Play-2,3. WILLIAM SHUTT - Football-3,4; FFA-1,2,3,4, Secretary-4; Varsity Club-4. GAYLE SMITH - Student Council-2,4; School Paper-3,4; GAA- 1,2,3,4, Secretary-2; FTA-2,3; Chorus-4; German Club-2; Cheerleader- 1,3,4; Class Vice President-4; Ski Club-3; Span- ish Club-3; Homecoming Queen’s Court-4. MARSHA SPILLER - GAA-1,2,3,4; FTA-2,3; Cheerleader-2; Student Council-2; School Paper-3,; Girls Basketball-4; Li- brarian-4; Chorus-2,3,4; Band- 1,2,4. HENRY STEABAN - FTA-2,3,4; Secretary-4; School Paper- 3; Ski Club- 3. SUE STEUDLE - Yearbook Staff-2,3,4; NHS-2,3,4; FTA-2,3, Secretary-3; School Paper-2; GAA-1,2,3,4; FHA-1; Chorus- 3; Student Council-4; Librarian-2. KATHRYN STUEVER - NHS-3,4; FHA-1; FTA-3,4, Vice Pres- ident-3; Librarian- 1,2; Chorus-3,4; Band-2, Council-2; School Play-3; Class Treasurer-3. THEODORA SUGIERSKI - Yearbook Staff-2,3,4, Business Man- ager-3; Editor-4; Student Council-3,4, Vice President-4; NHS- 2,3,4; GAA- 1,3,4; Librarian-2; Ski Club-1; Latin Club-1; School Paper-3, Assistant Editor-3; FFA-2, 3,4, Junior Treas- urer-3, President-4. JANINE SWANTEK - Ski Club-3. LU ANN TAMBA - School Paper-3,4; GAA-1,2,3,4; Librarian- 3; Chorus-2,3,4; Majorette-3; Class Treasurer-4; FHA-1. ROSEMARY TILLER - Chorus- 3; Yearbook Staff-4; School Paper-3. DENISE TREECE - Student Council-1; School Paper-3; GAA- 1,2,3,4; Chorus-3,4. CHERYL VAN NESTE - Latin Club-4; German Club-2,3; Fu- ture Nurses Club-1; Movie Making Club-4. HENRY WAGGONER - FFA-1,2,3,4, Vice President-4. DALE WITHUN - School Paper- 3; GAA-1,4; FTA-4; Parlia- mentarian-Historian-4; German Club-2; Ski Club- 3; Spanish Club-4; Girls Basketball-4. RICHARD WOHL HARVEY YERA- Basketball-1; Baseball- 1,2, 3,4; Football-2, 3,4; Class Officer- 1,2, Vice President- 1, President-2; Ger- man Club-2, Secretary-2; School Paper-2,3; FTA-3,4; Student Council-4, President-4. GAIL ZUELCH - Girls Basketball-4; School Paper- 3,4; GAA- 1, Chorus-2,4; FHA-1. The last ’’first day of school” for seniors at C.H.S. SENIORS SAY “GOOD BYE’’ TO C H S. Christmas Ball Santa-Ho, Ho, Ho! Senior study halls-a time to relax or study. Picture day arrives on schedule. 54 ATHLETICS SPORTS WRESTLING What are sports? Are they amuse- ment or entertainment? In one way they are. but sports represent accomplish- ment; the satisfaction of having a goal or objective and striving for it. The striving may be successful or unsuc- cessful. but that doesn ' t matter so much if the player feels he had given his best. The road may be hard but the obstacles overcome remain a cherished memory. And many are the friendships that owe their beginnings to some shared sport! -Harry Moore. Athletic Director. Wrestling, one of the most ancient sport activities known to man. was introduced to Capac during the 1970-71 school year. The popularity of the sport is beginning to grow in the school and in the sports world. The activity of wrestling is one of the very few sports that participants compete against others of their own weight, even so it is one of the most physically exhausting activities. From wrestling, participants can develop ex- cellent physical fitness and strength, an ability to protect themselves, and a degree of self confidence-each one a vital ingredient for adequate prepara- tion for life. -Coach. Ron Huntley. Front Row: Coach Ron Huntley, Ron Saelens, Bob VanNorman, Tim Spiller, Kevin Flynn, Bruce Downey. Second Row: Jesse Nino, Doug Chisholm, John Ruper, Dennis Chisholm, Kevin Smith, Kent Perkins. Third Row: Santos Sanchez, Curtis Wlthun, Phil Morawski, Lee McMullen, Ron Mikolajczyk, Terry Thomas. this page is sponsored by FLOYD FERGUSON PLUMBING AND HEATING CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Top: Sandie Lewis, Cindy Lubahn, Lois Nemecek, Gayle Smith, Jo Ann Anspaugh, and Karen Nettnay. 8th GRADE Top: Joan Stange, Lisa Clark, Margaret Kersten, Robin Bentley, Jill Obertein, Beverly Blair. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAUL ANSPAUGH ' S EXCAVATING J. V. Top: Colleen Mackey, Rhonda Brooks, Karen Gray- biel, Jan Clark, Kim Stroup, and Teresa Kot. VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Coach Ken Montgomery, Mike Parker, Nick Kipper, Dave Biegonowski, co-captain; Jim Heaton, Mark Bollaert, Dave Schwartzkopf. Standing: Bryon McCoy, manager, Barry Bullock, Bob Phillips, Randy Staniloui, Dennis Kegler, Richard Yanuska, Jerry Saelens, co-captain; Kurt Robinson. Sink it Dennis! All eyes up. this page sponsored bv ENDE R T S DECORS, GIFTS, AND FLORAL and CAPAC AUTO SUPPLY 58 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Brad Chrysler, John Moses, Ric Wainwright, Dale Ledebuhr, Steve Rinke. Standing: Frank Aguinaga, Norm Behnke, Keith Metzer, Dennis Obertien, Don Criss, Jim Nettnay, Bob Tamba, Gerry Whiting. Coach; Mr. Michael Swartz. Where’s the ball? this page sponsored Bv MORTIMER AND SON LUMBER CO. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: L. to R. - Greg Mills, Steve Brozowski, Chuck Lumbardo, Bill Norwood, Steve Kamidoi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evans; Advisor, Fred Kinzer, Bob Kersten, Faustino Medrano, Greg Smith; Captain, Jim Lang, David Koning, Bob Palmateer, Mitchell Bollaert. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: L. to R. - Dale Moore, Pat Atkinson, Joe Brozowski, Mike Jones, Ron Phillips, Jeff Harris, Todd Troutman, Ricky Richards. SECOND ROW: John Norwood, Randy Peters, Mike Doutry, Terry Barr, Tim Meikle, Bill Wills, Martin Kot. THIRD ROW: Dan Clark, Harold Zells, Jim Tamba, Ed Glassford, Mark Harvey, Steve Jones, Bruce Mackey, Philip Felhdus. 60 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: L to R - Michael Swartz, Coach; Brad Mclver, Bob Brozowski, Terry Romska, Rodney Friedsberg, Steve Brozowski, Cliff Wellman, Coach. Second Row: Kent Perkins, Dennis Chisolm, Mark Traub, John Ruper, Dale Oland, Bob Guzman, Mike Pelton, Fred Kinzer. Third Row: Steven Peters, Rudy Amador, David Koning, Greg Smith, Phillip Honsinger, Brad Chrysler, Steve Rattew. Home Opp Richmond 8 58 Almont 20 28 Armada 0 30 Dryden 24 38 New Haven 20 12 Almont 34 48 Anchor Bay 6 46 Brown City 22 6 Half-time wait THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KOZY KOV E RESTAURANT 61 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row-L to R: Mr. Ron Huntly, Ass’t Coach; Bob Lumbardo, Leonard Reiter, Harvey Yera, Co-Captain; Dave Schwartzkopf, Co-Captain; Mike Rosas, Dale Barnard, Mr. Jack Armstrong, Coach. Second Row - Ger- ald Whiting, Manager; Doug Chisholm, Tom Friedsberg, Santos Sanchez, Bill Stalbuck, Jim Klann, Mike Lum- bardo, Paul Briggs. Third Row - Kurt Robinson, Dennis Kegler, Scott Harris, Bill Shutt, Randy Stanilou, Rich Yanuska, Don Koning, Mark Bolleart. Home Opp. Imlay City 20-6 Richmond 48-18 Armada 52-6 Brown City 22-14 Almont 34-13 New Haven 28-18 Dryden 12-6 Marlette 31-24 First to ten; do it again! 62 this page sponsored Bv BARNARD FUNERAL HOME ACTIVITI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row L to R: Glnny Brunelle, Treasurer; Jan Ceranski, Historian; Linda Lumbardo, Vice President; Lois Nemecek, President; Jo Anspaugh, Secretary; Mrs. Clarkson, Advisor. Second Row: Carol Gottschalk, Karen Nettnay, Nancy Nettnay, Nanine Parker, Kathy Eldrldge. Third Row: Kay Seidell, Sue Stuedle, Student Council Rep.; Dlann Schavillie, Linda Knop, Luther Markwart, Betty Bowman. Fourth Row: Teddle Sugi erski, Harry Lewis, Mark Bollaert, Russ Behnke, Dan Colby, Paul Briggs, Kathy Stuever. Not pictured; Mrs. Fischer, Advisor. this page sponsored by NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 64 Homecoming brings a little humor. The National Honor Society was established to recognize students of good character who maintain high scholastic records. Members must also show leadership qualities, and be willing to give of their time in service for others. Membership is limited to 15% of the Sen- ior Class, and 12% of the Junior Class en- rollment. At the spring induction ceremony 10% of the members of the Sophomore Class who meet the requirements are pledged. If these students maintain their scholastic averages, they are accepted as full members in the fall of their junior year. The Capac Chapter is primarily a service group. Members take tickets at athletic events and perform various other tasks for the school. As a money making project, mem- bers dressed as clowns and sold balloons at the Homecoming parade. SPANISH CLUB First Row L-R: Mrs. Manning, Advisor; Kay Foster, Secretary; Andi Castillo, President; Gloria Camacho, Vice-president; Veda Guzman, Treasurer; Second Row: Annette Stamman, Kathy Granc, Diane Bautista, Elaine Gutierrez, Melanie Mazur, Karen Nettnay, Third Row: Nanine Parker, Nancy Nettnay, Linda Cook, Debbie Cook, Sally Castillo, Teresa Castillo. Fourth Row: Diane Sch- avillie, Jan Ceranski, Dale Withun, Donna Woodward, Marty Nino. LATIN CLUB First Row L. to R.: Lynn Steaban, Linda Lumbardo, jo Anne Anspaugh, Kay Seidell, President; Janet Neuman, Rory Kahn, Mrs. Clarkson, Advisor. Second Row: Jay me Bell, Mary Collins, Cindy Lubahn, Jacelyn Davidson, Sheila Honsinger, Donna Brozowskl, Annette Schmidt, Becky Frantz. Third Row: Diane Swider, Lynn Peters, Elayne Barr, Jody Archer, Kathy Eldridge, Connie Reese, Mary Wheeler. Fourth Row: Bob Brozowskl, Linda Morawski, Luther Markwart, Cheryle Hurlburt, Harry Lewis, Joe Manuszak, Gall Leader, Cheryl Van Neste. The Latin Club membership is com- posed of students who are now taking Latin, and those who have taken Latin in the past. Most of the activities are of a social nature, in- cluding an annual Christmas carolling party. The most im- portant spring event is the annual Roman Banquet. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY C.H.S. LATIN CLUB DEBATE TEAM Interscholastic debate is formal argu- mentation in which students research and speak on the same topic for an entire season. This year’s topic was ’’Resolved: that the jury system in the United States should be significantly changed.” Four people, two on the affirmative side and two on the negative side, take part in each debate. Strict time limits are followed and a col- lege debater serves as judge in each match. He awards victory to the side which advances the stronger arguments and supports them more successfully with evidence. Good organ- ization and delivery also count heavily in this decision. This year Capac competed in the Lower Thumb Debate League which includes Caro, Cass City, Bad Axe, Frankenmuth, Millington, Sandusky and Owendale - Gagetown. Although we completed the season with 3 wins and 11 losses, we did acquire much valuable expe- rience which will help us in our second year of competition. Left to Right: Affirmative team - Janice Rattew, Bob VanNorman; Mrs. Mont- gomery, Advisor; Negative team - Mary Ogden, Jayme Bell. MOVIE MAKING CLUB Front Row L. to R.: David Wainwright, Tod Troutman, Jim Morgan, Patty Ginn. Second Row; Cindy Worth, Bob Brozowski, Janet Hether, Connie Caryl, Debbie Sonner. Third Row: Mr. Antonio Fernandez, Advisor; Jennie Rapson, Diane Schavillie, Cheryl VanNeste, Jim Lang, Andi Castillo. 66 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row; L. to R.: Mrs. Carol Crake, Advisor; Dale Withun, Parliamentarian-Historian; Dan Colby, Treas- urer; Linda Lumbardo, President; Henry Steaban, Secretary; Kay Seidell, Student Council; Annette Schmidt, Officer- At- Large. Second Row: Diann Splller, Brenda Anderson, Anita Steuver, Mary Ogden, Sandi Lewis, Tina Murphy, Jan Clark, Cathy Doutry. Third Row: Linda Knop, Jack Meikle, Mark Bollaert, Gary McLaren, Tom Wattney, Harvey Yera, Rick wainwright, Kurt Robinson. Not pictured; Kathy Steuver, Vice-President. The Capac Future Teachers Club has one main goal. This goal is to give interested young people an opportunity to explore the field of education as a possible career. The local chapter is affiliated with the state and national organization. The Club is a service organization in that it is involved with the C. E. A. in providing a scholarship grant each year to a young person who wishes to become a teacher. Club mem- bers also work in the community school as they wish. The Club was organized in 1960. Several local club members have served in state of- fices. More than twenty past members of the Capac Future Teachers Club are now teach- ing in Michigan and as far away as Germany, South America, and Africa. The Capac Education Association sponsors the club and teachers act as advisors. this page sponsored by FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB AND CAPAC METAL PRODUCTS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row Left to Right: Gary McLaren, Treasurer; Henry Waggoner, Vice-President; Teddy Sugerski, President- Bill Shutt, Secretary; Dick Ellis, Reporter; Don Ginn, SentineL Second Row: Mr. Thomas Herremans, Advisor; Junior Officers: Nancy Wheeler, Treasurer; Leonard Reiter, Vice-President; Doug Chisholm, President; Anita Steuver, Secretary; Charmain Hulburt, Reporter; Kevin Smith, Sentinel; Mr. Rockwell, Advisor; (not pictured); Lorraine Alexander. Third Row: Karl Hoffman, Mark Traub, Tom O ' Conner, Don Rodzos, Doug Palecki, Peggy Elston, Denise Rodzos, Suzanne Galameau, Linda Hunter, Barry Nelson. Fourth Row: Dave Konlng, Keith Brinker, Dale Steuver, Mark Stem, Rex Allen, Steve Rattew, David Massie, Joe Nowak, Randy Shultz, Felix Sanchez, Pete Sanchez. Fifth Row: Bruce Bradley, Joe Cook, Tom Miller, Gerald Oplficious, Bob Waggoner, Ron Saelens, Jody Schocke, Ed Saelens, Gary Wagner, Steve Splller, Jerry Saelens, Don Koning. Sixth Row: Don Criss, Faustino Medrano, Dale Ledebuhr, Paul Briggs, Barry Bullock, Randy Bowman, Dave Greenla, Bill Vivian, Mark Maes, Kit Tiller, Jon Melland, Dennis Obertein, Terry Thomas. FFA purchases a new com crib. The FFA, as it is commonly known, is a na- tional organization of, by and for students study- ing vocational agriculture. It was organized in November, 1928, and has grown to a member- ship of almost 500,000. Individual achievement and cooperative activities are the theme of the FFA. Individuals are encouraged to participate in contests and earn degrees and awards in the chapter, district, regional, state and national levels; and to attend state and national conven- tions. The FFA finances all of its trips and activ- ities, such as beef projects, corn projects, seed sales, and plant sales, and others. Many of the students have sizeable incomes from their own projects. There are many more activities too numerous to mention. this page sponsored by FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row L. to R.: Gail Behnke, Veronica Hayost, Nancy Norwood, Debbie Dickson, Vicki Ferrett. Second Row: Becky Frantz, President; Kay Wills, Celeste Jubenville, Secretary; Melanie Mazur, Reporter; Sandy Murphy, Student Council; Janice Rattew. Third Row: Mrs. Parker, Advisor; Nanine Parker, Vice-President; Marion Pow- ers, Diann Kondraith, Historian; Jeannie White, Nancy Ryan, Debbie Sonner, Treasurer. TOWARD NEW HORIZONS this page sponsored Bv FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. 69 First Row L-R: Janice Rattew, Debbie Cook, Connie Kersten-Editor, Becky Frantz- Ass t. Ed- itor, Doug Chisholm, Mrs. Clarkson- Advisor. Second Row: Cheryl Ric- hards, LuAnn Tamba, LuAnn Kaufman, Donna Jum, Charmaine Hurl- bert, Dennis Ferrett, Kevin Smith. Third Row: Gayle Smith, Robin Mil- ler, Martha Bradley, Dennis Kegler, Gail Zue- lch, Emmett Cisewich. CHIEFTAIN STAFF SECOND SEM ESTER-First Row: Scott Harris, Kay Sei- dell, Wanda Wheeler- Editor, Bob Waggoner- Ass ' t. Editor, Mrs. Clarkson- Advisor, Sec- ond Row: Connie Kersten, Dollie Drugich, Becky Frantz, Donna Jum, Annette Stamman, Third Row: Al Ambrose, Jan- ice Rattew, Paul Schlaud, Doug Chisholm, Debbie Sonner, Fourth Row: Gayle Smith, Terry Romska, Gail Zuelch, Paul Briggs, Dave Massey, Martha Bradley. THIS PAGE SPONSORED bv WEEKLY ADVERTISER 70 PROJECTIONISTS First Row Left to Right: Tom Watteny, Paul Briggs, Brad Chrysler, Jim Klann, Mrs. Fischer, Advisor. Second Row: Kurt Robinson, Mark Bollaert, Bob Waggoner, Gary McLaren, Lee McMullen. STUDENT LIBRARIANS The library is a materials- resource center, designed to serve needs of students from grades 8 to 12. It provides not only books, magazines, newspapers but also films, records, filmstrips, and handles all audio-visual equip- ment. The library contains approximately 500 books, which includes all encyclopedias, reference books, many paper- backs, 400 filmstrips, and 50 records and science trans- parencies. The library is staffed with one librarian and two stu- dent librarians for each hour.These students have com- pleted a one-semester course in library science and thus are able to handle many of the duties in the library. These include assisting students, preparing books and magazines for circulation, typing orders, filing cards, and keeping the materials in order. One of the duties of the librarian is to provide the audio-visual equipment for the teachers and students. The equipment consists of 16mm film projectors, 8mm loop projectors, filmstrip projectors, record players, tape recorders and a video-tape machine which can be used to tape programs, individual speeches and demonstrations, and athletic games. The equipment is handled by the projectionists who see that it reaches the room as requested by the teacher and who operate the equipment when needed. Each student, of which we now have eight, is given individual training in the use of each piece of equipment before he is permitted to operate it. These students also show films for community groups when school equipment is used. First Row Left to Right: Cheryl Richards, Lorraine Alexander, Tina Murphy, Connie Kersten, Vita Guzman, Gloria Camacho. Second Row; Debby Cook, LuAnn Tamba, Jo Anne Anspaugh, Robin Miller, Martha Bradley, Diane Swider, Julie Ross, Mrs. Fischer, Advisor. DRILL TEAM Back row, L to R: Jayme Bell, Pan Harvey, Elaine Schmaltz, Debbie Bentley, Judy Schocke, Second Row: Cindy Worth, Kathy Eldridge, Mary Collins, Linda Eldridge. Kneeling: Cathy Carpenter, Peggy Eynon, jojean Nuszkie- wicz, Mary Ellen Kegler. Not pictured, advisor Mrs. Janice Clark. The Drill Team consists of fourteen girls under the direction of Mrs. Janice Clark. Since our begin- ning, we have participated in the Peach Festival, Richmond ' s Good Old Days, Capac ' s Homecoming, Blue Water Festival, and Brown City ' s Homecoming Parade. We also perform for civic groups around the community and during half-times of football and basketball games we do pom-pom routines and pre- cision routines. We are all looking forward to see- ing you at the games and the parades. 72 GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 4 1 jllp Vi|M ) m H I 1 1 L ■ sjFJf | Cr| f IB ■ m 4 f I IV fl - MW K v ' 1 fl ■ 4 s j j hij Ajljp .ir , Ik| f | j (j vEfg Vr Wrm wy iy i 1 m 1 1 1 Connie Nino, Denise Rodzos, Diana Salerno, Kim Stroup; Officer at large, Lois Nemecek; Treasurer, Karen Nettany; Vice-president, Nancy Nettnay; President, Cathy Doutry; Secretary, Gayle Smith; Student Council rep., Laura Woolner, Marty Nino, Teddy Sugierski. Second row: Mary Wheeler, Lou Schaefer, Diane Spiller, Jayme Bell, Sandy Lewis, Rory Kahn, Beth Clark , Kay Seidell, Ginny Brunelle, Sue Steudle, Dale Withum, Nanine Parker. Third row; Sandra Bowman, Cindy Worth, Debbie Bentley, Lorinda Malburg, Becky Ginn, Jean Wainwright, Judy Schocke, Sue Galarneau, Melanie Mazur, Anna Schmidt, Donna Jum, Denise Treece, Jan Clark. Fourth row: Pam Rhody, Barbara Carpenter, Donna Sheldon, Mary Ann Castle, Cindy Schwartz- kopf, Sandy Carroll, Marsha Spiller, Janice Hulett, Lisa Perkins, Linda Cook, Cheryl Richards, Luanne Tamba, Jo Anspaughth, Fifth row: Carol Gottschalk, Brenda Edgerton, Cindy Traub, Peggy Ferrett, Jojean Nuszkiewicz, Debbie Sonner, Cindy Bolleart, Lucy Detroyer, Joanne Korzynski, Anita Stuever, Debbie Cook, Judy Atkinson, Gail Zuelch, Rhonda Brooks. Sixth row: Bev Chernenko, Connie Kersten, Becky Frantz, Mary Collins, Sheryl Hetzel, Cathy Carpenter, Donna Price, Patty Mikola jczyk, Betsy Briggs, Nancy Wheeler, Jo- Ellen Neuman, Vickie Knop, Peggy Eynon, Colleen Mackey. As the Girl ' s Athletic Association extends into it ' s fifth year of existance, the organization in grow- ing in membership and activities. In grades 9-12, the membership has grown to seventy-one students. Activities offered to members this year are volleyball, basketball, bowling, badminton, gymnastics, tennis, and softball. New activities are slimnastics, table tennis, track and field, co-recreation nights and camp outing. The Capac GAA is a member of the Michigan Girl ' s Athletic Association and has participated in their numerous functions. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MUSIC: POWER TO FIRST ROW: Sheila Honsinger. SECOND ROW: Left to Right - Russ Behnke, Kay Siedell, Becky Frantz, Jan Clark, Don Stange. THIRD ROW: Debbie Bentley, Diane Spiller, Randy Friedsberg, Denise Kegler, Dale Ledebuhr, Jean Wainwright, Ricky Giroux. FOURTH ROW: Coleen Mackey, Lorlinda Malburg, Judy Schocke, Cindy Bolleart, Veronica Haos, Phillip Honsinger, Bob Kersten, Mike Lapinski. STANDING: Tim Spiller, Luther Markwart, Jack Miekle, Gary McLaren, Rick Wainwright, Don Criss, John Moses. BAND COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Left to Right - Russ Behnke, Vice President; Linda Knop, President; Don Stange, Band Major; Donna Jurn, Sec- retary; Randy Frieds burg, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Kay Siedell, Senior Rep.; Harry Lewis, Junior Rep.; Ric Wain- wright, Sophomore Rep.; Vicky Knop, Freshman Rep.; Advisor, Mr. Philip O ' Jibway. 74 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY FILLMORE MOTOR SALES CALM THE WILDEST BEAST FIRST ROW: Left to Right - Doug La Fleur, Rhonda Brooks. SECOND ROW: Chuck Lumbardo, Sue Galameau, Vicky Knop, Becky Ginn, Cathy Doutry. THIRD ROW: Norman Behnke, Linda Knop, Stephanie Sawicki, Jesse Nino, Gerald Oplficius, Jim Klann, Harry Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Whiting, Dollie Drugich, Donna Jum, Janet Neuman. STANDING: Mr. Phillip O ' Jibway, Director. MAJORETTES STANDING: Drum Major, Don Stange; KNEELING: Majorettes; Left - Diane Spiller; Right - Kay Seidell. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY DON T S AUTO SERVICE EIGHTH GRADE BAND Band presents Christmas concert. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GLASSFORD T S T.V. SERVICE BRENNAN T S BEAUTY SHOP AND Front Row - 1 to R: Sandy Callan, Annette Stamman, Donna Revitzer, Connie Reese, Christine Essenburg, Cheryle Hetzel, Debbie Dickson. Second Row - Janet Hether, Santos Sanchez, Lenny Reiter, Andrea Castillo, Mark Stern, Celeste Jubenville, Nancy Ryan. Third Row - Mary Lou Schaefer, Pat Sarow, Phil Morawski, Jim Lang, Karen Graybiel, Marian Powers, Mr. Matthew Hess. Front Row - L to R: Debbie Stimson, Louise Foley, Kay Foster, Nancy Norwood, Sandy Murphy, Phyllis Krlesch, Second Row - Dora Bales, Cindy Schwart- zkopf, Judy Atkinson, Jan- ice Rattew, Denise Treece, Wanda Wheeler, Vida Guz- man. Third Row - Kay Sei- dell, Mary Ann Castle, Lisa Perkins, Lu Ann Tamba, Pam Harvey, Jean White, Beth Clark, Fourth Row - Mr. Matthew Hess, Betty Bowman, Lois Nemecek, Gail Zuelch, Mary Odgen, Sandy Lewis, Rory Kahn, Gayle Smith. CHORUS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAPAC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Front Row L. to R: Linda Morawski, joAnne Bolday, Lynn Peters, Connie Reese, Secretary; Janet Neuman, Presi- dent; Betty Bowman, Becky Frantz, Treasurer; Jody Archer, Student Council Rep. Second Row: Kathy Granc, Jac- kie Davidson, Veronica Hayost, Sue Kaufman, Becky Ginn, JoEllen Neuman, Annette Schultz. Third Row: Mrs. Carl Lang, Advisor; Rory Kahn, Lee McMullen, Dan Colby, Jan Ceranski, Jean Wainwright, not pictured, Mrs. O.B. Kahn, Advisor. In 1952, Mrs. O.B. Kahn, R.N., Formed the Capac Chapter of the National Association of Future Nurses. In 1958, Mrs. Carl Lang R.N., joined Mrs. Kahn as club sponsor. We were first known as the Future Nurses Club, but in the fall of 1970, we changed our name to Health Careers Club so that we might interest boys as well as girls in all medical fields. Our function and purpose is to inter- est students. Members of our club look into all aspects of medicine by helping with health projects, health clinics, and volunteer work at the hospital. Each is required to do 24 hours of volunteer work and maintain a C+ average in school work. 78 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JOLLY JIMS MARKET Front Row L. to R,: Santos Sanchez, Dale Barnard, Bob Lumbardo, Doug Chisholm, Dennis Chisholm, Mike Lumbardo, Mr. Jack Armstrong, Advisor. Second Row: Mike Parker, Student Council Rep.; Don Koning, Treasurer; Ron Mikolajczyk, Mike Rosas, Kurt Robinson. Third Row: Tom Friedsberg, Mark Bollaert, Vice-President; Scott Harris, Harry Lewis, Lee McMullen, Jim Klann. Fourth Row: Jerry Saelens, Dave Bieganowski, Richard Yanuska, Randy Staniloui, Bob Phillips, Paul Briggs, Dan Worden, Harvey Yera, Jim Nettnay. Not Pictured: David Schwartzopf, President; Jim Heaton, Secretary. Ride ' Em, Denny !!!! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV C.H.S. VARSITY CLUB 79 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row Left to Right: Leonard Reiter, Teddy Sugerski, Vice-President; Harvey Yera, President; Karen Nett- nay, Mr. Leslie, Advisor. Second Row: Linda Knop, Rory Kahn, Sandy Murphy, Jody Archer, Donna Sheldon, Steve Brozowski. Third Row: Karen Graybiel, Gayle Smith, Sue Steudle, Kay Seidell, Bob Lumbardo, Fourth Row: Mike Parker, Dale Ledebuhr, Fred Kinzer, Jim Nettnay, Harold Zells. Look at those bleachers! The functions of Student Council are more than just approving parties or money-making projects for classes and clubs. Our first major role came with the magazine sale. We had good participation from all the classes and the sale was a huge success. While the final weeks of the sale was going on, Homecoming week arrived. We had to set up the major activities of the school. After the Homecoming game, we put on the Homecoming dance which was a complete success and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Christmas rolled around the same time as usual and the Council wanted to do something special. So a com- mittee was set up and we decided to send $50.00 to the Port Huron Tunnel Relief Fund. We also thought about our teachers and staff. Each received a package of candy to show our appreciation, which we bought from the Lap- eer Home to help their funds. We bought new bleachers for the football field which were put to good use during the season. We also gave out three senior scholarships and two junior scholarships. 80 this page sponsored bv CARDINAL STYLING CENTER YEARBOOK STAFF 11 p it y ■ KJ == w’ ' 1 J| j l , m . [lx H y First Row Left to Right: Ginny Brunelle, Linda Lumbardo, Business Manager; Teddy Sugierski, Editor; Nanine Parker, Assistant Editor; Patty Ginn. Second Row: Steve Kamidoi, Sally Castillo, Diane Swider, Anita Steuver, Elaine Schmaltz, Melanie Mazur, Mary Collins, Kim Stroup. Third Row: Mr. Leslie, Advisor; Sue Steudle, Linda Knop, Jo Anne Anspaugh, Dan Colby, Dale Ledebuhr, Anna Schmidt, Nancy Nettnay, Connie Kersten. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAL GAS-CAPAC INC. 10th Grade-Tie for 4th 11th Grade- 1st 9th Grade-Tie for 3rd m WALSWORTH Maroflmr. %1o .ISA