Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

CAPACIAN The year of 1972-73, what has it meant to you as a functioning unit of the school system, a citizen of the United States, and as a child of the universe? For eighth grade students it was the beginning of their final school years and the beginning of many unforgettable times. For seniors it was the beginning of the end. They watched and played their last athletic events attended their final ball and prom, and sat through their last classes. Each day brought them closer to the final time when they walked through the halls as students of Capac High. But the year didn’t only bring endings; it brought new beginnings. Computerized schedules, new victories and defeats, new teachers, hopes of a new school, and new experiences also came. In the nation we also had beginnings and endings. We saw the end of life for two former presidents, death in war and domestic tragedies. But new life began each day and lives were saved by our advanced technology. The Apollo space program came to a successful end with hope for new beginnings of further exploration. We joyfully and thankfully greeted the end of the Vietnam war which enabled our ser- vicemen and P.O.W.’s to begin life anew. Each moment, each day that passes, closes one door but holds another open to shine a glimpse of a new light. The light of challenge, research, progress, beginnings and endings, life. Nanine Parker, editor Sally Castillo, assistant editor CAPAC COMMUNITY SCHOOLS Capac, Michigan RUTH N. BACON The staff of the 1973 Capacian dedicate this book in memory of Mrs. Ruth N. Bacon. Ruth was a completely posititive person. She con- tributed unselfishly to the field of education and to the total community. She established a living legacy through her positive influence on the lives and careers of countless individuals. Ruth N. Bacon will long be remembered. From headstart To adult graduation CAPAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION: Gilbert Parks, President; Alfred Stuever, Vice-President; Christine Lawrence, Secretary; James Obertein, Treasurer; Richard Lauwers, Trustee; Robert Ledebuhr, Trustee; Gerald Sieggreen, Trustee. Mr. Frederick Cady, assistant superintendent Mr. Richard Studle, superintendent This Page Sponsored By — U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION, Port Huron 3 Mr. Arden Nickerson, assistant principal Mrs. Pat Brozowski, atten- dance secretary a This Page Sponsored By — CLARK BROTHERS EXCAVATING CAPAC CHIEFS STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Left to Right- Mr. Leslie; Advisor, Luther Markwart; President, Jim Klann; Vice-President, Anita Steuver; Secretary, Debbie Bentley; Treasurer, Second Row: Bobby Saelens, Joe Brozowski, Mary Ogden, Jean Wainwright, Jan Clark, Cathy Doutry, Nancy Norwood, Robin Bentley, Cathy Cady, Third Row: Norm Behnke, Bob Kersten, Don Kon- ing, Randy Staniloiu, Harry Lewis, Greg Smith, Fred Kinzer, Dale Ledebuhr The purposes of the Student Council are more than just to approve dances and money-making activities. It performs several other services to the school, such as assemblies, scholarships, and purchasing new equipment for the school. The year’s first major project was the magazine drive. This year, for the first time, we gave each class 10% of the profits it earned, as well as prizes for top individuals. Homecoming Week, with the theme “Disneyland” ended with the Homecoming dance, which was a huge success for everyone. The Capac Student Council is a member of the Southern Thumb Association of Student Councils and participates in the league activities. This Page Sponsored By — STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Left to Right- Mrs. Fisher; Advisor, Nanine Parker; Treasurer, Diann Schavillie; Secretary, Joe Manuszak; Vice-President, Luther Markwart; President, Norm Behnke; Student Council Representative, Mrs. Clarkson; Advisor, Se- cond Row: Left to Right- Sally Castillo, Kathy Granc, Carol Gottschalk, Teresa Kot, Karen Nettnay, Jan Clark, Kathy Eldridge, Elaine Schmaltz, Anita Stuever, Cheryl Hurlburt. Third Row: Left to Right- Janine Ceranski, Linda Morawski, Lynn Peters, Nancy Wheeler, Harry Lewis, Jayme Bell, Mary Ogden, George Schuneman. Mrs. Clarksoq - Senior English, Latin II, Jour- nalism II and III, NHS, Latin Club, Chieftain advisor. Mrs. Fischer - School Librarian, Student Librarians- Projec- tionists, FTA and NHS advisor. This Page Sponsored By — NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 9 HISTORY IS TODAY Mr. Harry Moore Athletic director, World Geography, American History, Physical Education, Golf Coach Mr. William Stramaglio American Government, Economics, American History Mr. Tom Ebner Eighth Social Studies, Civics, Future Teachers Club Congressman O’Hara talks Government SAY IT, PLAY IT, OR SING IT Mr. Clifford Wellman Driver Education, Composition I II, Contemporary Literature, General Business, Football, Baseball Mr. Matthew Hess Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus Miss Jane Nelson Junior High Health Physical Education, Junior High Cheerleaders First Row: Left to Right- Harry Lewis, Vice Presi- dent; Mary Collins, Treasurer; Becky Frantz, President; Lynn Steaban, Secretary; Mrs. Clarkson, Advisor Second Row: Left to Right- Diane Swider, Donna Brozowski, Cindy Lubahn, Jody Archer, Kathy Eldridge, Jackie Davidson, Jayme Bell, Shelia Honsinger, Anna Schmidt Third Row: Left to Right- Linda Morawski, Cheryle Hurlburt, Elaine Barr, Lynn Peters, Joe Manuszak, Luther Markwart, Frank McVeigh, Gail Leader, Connie Reese LATIN CLUB This year Latin Club went Christmas carolling in a brisk and snowy winter wonderland. We visited many of the shut- ins and hope we filled them with joy as we were. After the carolling we had a party. In March we had our annual Latin Banquet. Slaves were auctioned off by Mrs. Clarkson, and bought by the members of the royal court. After our feast, games were played. Our ac- tivities in Latin Club were very enjoyable and will always be remembered. SPANISH CLUB First Row: Left to Right- Teresa Castillo, Vice President; Sally Castillo, President; Diana Perez, Treasurer Second Row: Left to Right- Kathy Granc, Angie Gutierrez, Diane Camacho, Bonnie Hoffman, Darlene Foster Third Row: Left to Right- Mrs. Manning, Advisor; Kay Foster, Nanine Parker, Janine Ceranski, Elaine Gutierrez, Gloria Camacho This being our second year in existence, we aren’t too secure yet. We were moving quite slowly at the beginning of the year but seemed to get into the rushing world about Christmas time by making pinatas. All were brightly decorated and ready to be broken by a child’s swing of the bat. This is one of the projects we hope will bring us closer to our goal, a Spanish Dinner in the spring. 12 Page co-sponsors THE LATIN CLUB and VIVIAN’S BEAUTY SHOP DEBATE TEAM Jim Clark-Capac’s high point speaker. The debate topic for this year was, “Resolved: That all governmental financial support for public elementary and secondary education in the United States be provided ex- clusively by the federal government.” Capac’s debate squad finished fourth in the eleven team Blue Water league with a league record of 12 wins and 8 losses. The overall season’s record was 18 and 12. This second year of com- petition represented a substantial improvement over last year. Capac’s high point speaker was Jim Clark who took part in 11 of Capac’s 18 victories and averaged 25 points per debate. Mrs. Nancy Montgomery; Basic Speech, Oral Interp, American Literature, Debate and Forensics advisor. This page sponsored by DON’S-WELDING AND TOWING First Semester: First row: Left to Right — Co- Editor, Kathy Eldridge, Barry Nelson, Elaine Schmaltz, Mary Kegler, Nancy Norwood, Co-Editor, Len Reiter. Second row: Mrs. Clarkson, advisor, Dollie Drugich, Debbie Sonner, Chris Essenburg, Bob Brozowski, Dave Rushing, Annette Stam- man. Third row: Barb Carpenter, Paul Schlaud, Jim Nettnay, Bob Waggoner, A1 Ambrose, Rich Yanuska, Gary Wagner. CHIEFTAIN STAFF Second Semester: First row: Left to Right — Kim Stroup, assistant editor; Karen Nettnay, editor; Sally Castillo, Nancy Norwood, Annette Schultz, Annette Stamman. Second row: Mrs. Clarkson, advisor; Mary Kegler, Kathy Eldridge, Debbie Sonner, Jo Neuman, Len Reiter, George Schuneman, Dave Irwin. Third row: Donna Jurn, Elaine Schmaltz, Paul Schlaud, Jim Nettnay, Bob Waggoner, A1 Ambrose, Mark Irwin, Rick Rob- toy, Earl Van Norman. 14 LIBRARIANS Bottom Row: Left to Right Advisor; Mrs. Fisher, Melinda Kersten, Coleen Mackey, Lori Malburg. Second row: Mary Ann Castle, Lynn Steaban, Peggy Elston, Donna Sheldon, JoEllen Neuman. Third row: Tina Murphy, Jan Clark, Dianne Spiller, Scott Harris, Julie Ross, Debbie Cook, Gloria Camancho. PROJECTIONISTS First row: Left to right Steve Rattew, Jim Klann, Gerald Whiting, Advisor; Mrs. Fisher. Second row: Mark Bollaert, Jim Lang, Tom O’Conner, Jim Nett- nay. Third row: Scott Harris, Gary McLaren, Den- nis Obertien, Kurt Robinson, Brad Chysler. This Page Sponsored By — SIEGEL APPLIANCE CO. 15 MANY ROUTES TO A CAREER Mrs. Bernice Leslie Office Practice, Business Skills, Shorthand Mr. Henry Burgess Cooperative Education Director Mrs. Marion Heaton Special Education Mr. Arden Nickerson Assistant Principal, Typing I, Personal Typing, General Business FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: left to right - Dale Steuver, Junior Sentinal; Jeff Harris, Junior Reporter; Dave Greenia, Junior Treasurer; Tammy Bradish, Junior Secretary; Joe Nowak, Junior Vice-President; Tom O’Conner, Vice-President; Anita Stuever, Secretary; Nancy Wheeler, Treasurer; Gary McLaren, Reporter; Mr. Herremans, Advisor. Second Row: Steve Bradley, Duane Rottman, Kit Tiller, Jody Schooke, Joe Brozowski, Steve Baker, Russ Neuman, Keith Brinker, Harvey Wittstock, Tom Watteny, Rocky Wixon, Randy Schultz, Paul Briggs, Bob Waggoner, Terry Romska, Dan Worden, Kurt Robinson, Jim Nettnay. Third Row: Pat Green, Rex Allen, Bruce Bradley, Doug Palecki, Charles Rattew, Neil McMichael, Joe Cook, Gladys Thomas, Angie Gutierrez, Julie Middleton, Mitchell Schwartzkopf, Don Rodzos, Ron Saelens, Dennis Obertien. Fourth Row: Kent Clark, Chuck Waters, Mark Stern, Santos Sanchez, Gilbert Sanchez, Bill Wills, Gerald Opificius, Gary Wagner, John Detroyer, Steve Rinke, Mark Traub, Dave Massie, Tina Murphy, Peggy Elston, Kay Wills, Wanita Hill, Steve Rattew. Fifth Row: Mike Wilson, Rick Ryan, Scott May, Tim Manuszak, Jim Bolday, Ray Camire, Faustino Medrano, Rick Robtoy, Ron Mikolajczyk, Lenny Peiter, Don Koning, Scott Harris, Steve Peters, Dave Koning, Mike Withun, Debbie White, Suzanne Galarneau, Marcy Lustig, Denise Rodzos, Linda Hunter, Mary Wheeler Shirley Crifasi. The FFA is a national organization of students preparing for agriculture careers. It is intra-curricular, organized by and for students of vocational agriculture. The major aim is to develop agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. Nearly 500,000 members in 9,000 chapters learn through active participation in many activities. Members can participate in contests and earn degrees, offices, and awards in the chapter, district, regional, state, and national levels. They also participate in leadership activities, recreation, community service, agri- business jobs, and their own supervised farming programs. The chapter finances all its activities through sales of cider, seeds, Easter plants, and citrus fruits. It also earns money raising corn and beef steers. This Page Sponsored By — FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: left to right - Mrs. Fischer, Advisor; Gary McLaren, President; Jack Meikle, Vice-President; Mark Bollaert, Treasurer; Coleen Mackey, Historian; Anita Stuever, Secretary; Annette Stamman, Jan Clark, Student Council; Mr. Ebner, Advisor. Second Row: Cindy Bollaert, Dianne Spiller, Cathy Doutry, Karen Graybiel, Mary Ogden, Debbie Bentley, Lorinda Malburg, Jo Ellen Neuman, Anna Schmidt, Lucy Detroyer, Annette Schultz, Peggy Eynon, Tina Murphy. Third Row: Sandy Carroll, Paul Schlaud, Kurt Robinson, Don Koning, Dave Greenia, Randy Staniloiu, Rick Wainwright, Bob Waggoner, Vicki Knop, Lynn Steaban, Bob Lumbardo, Kim Stroup. Future Teachers of American was formed in 1937 to encourage students to consider teaching as a career. Although it still provides career exploration experiences, there is a new change in the purpose and programs of the organization. The main purpose of FT A is now to represent the interests of high school students in their education and to involve them in improving education. For this reason, the Capac chapter has changed its name to American Youth for Education (AYE). Some activities of the club are college tours, Student-Teacher dialogs, Cadet Teaching, Teacher Assistance projects, and various money-making activities. In the past, several local members have served as MFTA State officers. Presently Anita Stuever is ser- ving as State President and Mrs. Crake is on the State Advisor’s Council. This Page Sponsored By — FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Mr. Bernard Penzien Greenhouse Management, Special skills Our Easter Lilies Mr. A1 Keskimaki Woodworking, Metals, Auto Mechanics, Advanced Shop Mr. Tom Herremans Plant Science, Animal Science, Crops, Greenhouse Mgt. and Conservation 1+2+3 or A+B Mrs. Carol Crake Civics, Mathematics 8, Future Teachers Club Mr. Kenneth Montgomery General Math, Algebra I, Geometry, Varsity Basketball Mr. Donald Christie Introductory Algebra, Algebra II, Senior Math, Adult Education Supervisor Let’s check it Norm. CAPAC HIGH Front Row: Debbie Bently, Coleen Mackey, Lorinda Malburg, Becky Frantz, Rhonda Brooks, Lisa Clark, Margarett Kersten, Janice Behnke, Sheila Honsinger. Second Row: Deana Hurlburt, Judy Schocke, Melinda Kersten, Marylin Kegler, Patti Ginn, Nancy Shutt, Diana Perez, Rhonda Diggs, Vicki Yates, Phil Honsinger, Lynn London, Lena Withun, Robin Bently, JoDee Wordon, Doug LaFleur. Third Row: Diane Kegler, Gail Bullock, Lynn Cline, Vicky Woolner, Wanita Hill, Randy Freidsburg, Eddie Glassford, Dave Kenward, Tim Meikle, Jeff Harris, Bruce Mackey, Bob Kersten, Linda Ellis, Dollie Drugich, Gerry Whiting, Mike Lapinski, Donna Jurn, Sue Galarneau, Vicki Knop, Norm Behnke, Pat Hayost, Ron Phillips, Wayne McVeugh, Russ Neuman, Stephanie Sawicki, Jim Klann. Back Row: Gary McLaren, Luther Markwart, Sue Glom- bowski, Rick Wainwright, Bob Brozowski, Dave Wainwright, Terry Barr. Peggy Eynon, Marcy Lustig, Librarians. 22 SCHOOL BAND Mr. David Norman; Band Director, Eighth grade science. EIGHTH GRADE BAND T First row; L-R: Linda Theisen, Carol Sharpe, Cathy Cady, Gayle Whiting, Tracy Mackey, Tammy Chrysler, Lucinda Malburg. Se- cond row; L-R: Lori Kegler, Deana Jurn, Caroline Wheeler, Ann Parks, Julie Perez, Jill Schwartzkopf, John Pardon, Brian Feldus, Bill Knop, Bryan Schrader, Matthew Kot, Richard Brozowski, Robin Barr. Third row; L-R: Debbie Beischer, Connie Tosch, Cindy Norwood, Kathy Dowling, Linda Alexander, Joe Nemecek, Debby Lambert, Brian Miller, Juan Nino, David Ginn, Bill Graham, Jim Steudle, Mike Barth, Russ Nothaft. Fourth row; L-R: Mr. Norman, Director, Jim Gold, Bob Ginn, Maureen Schmaltz, Lanette Ga- jda. Each year the Capac High Band elects members for the Band Council. The Council is there to let the band members voice their opinions on happenings. In February the Band sent individuals from band to the Solo and Ensemble Festival. The students who went, went on a voluntary basis. In March the Band attended the High School Band Festival. All band members were required to attend. The entire band is judged and not one or two students. The Band had several fund-raising pro- jects to buy more uniforms. This page sponsored by RAY’S GULF SERVICE MAJORETTES Top; JoJean Nuszkiewicz. Middle row; L-R: Lori Gajda, Marci Lustig. Bottom row; L-R: Peggy Eynon, Becky Ginn. BAND COUNCIL First row; L-R: Lori Malburg, Sheila Honsinger, President; Becky Frantz, Vice President; Janice Behnke, Secretary, Treasurer; Mr. Norman, Director. Second row; L-R: Rick Wainwright, Drum Major; Frank McVeigh, Bob Kersten, Bob Brozowski, Joe Brozowski. This page sponsored by DURKEE’S CAPAC MARKET 25 DRILL TEAM First Row: Left to Right - Loraine Lipa, Beverly Blair, Earnestine Rosas, Amy Lang, Cathy Cady, Jane Carpenter. Second Row: Lena Withun, Corrine Flynn, Tammie Morawski, Gayle Bullock, Diane Kegler, Cathy Manuszak. Third Row: Jayme Bell, Linda Eldridge, Mary Chmielewski, Jill Obertine, Tammy Bradish, Lynn Thomas, Robin Bentley, Jo Jean Nuszkiewicz. Fourth Row: Lynette Gajda, Kathy Eldridge, Mary Collins, Judy Schoke, Elaine Schmaltz, Linda Dickson, Brenda Shull, Liz Gardner, Violet Norwood. This is the third year the Girls’ Drill Team has been in ex- istance. Our group has grown from a dozen girls to over thirty this year. We have performed at several football and basketball halftimes to such songs as “Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head’’ and “Hot Butter Popcorn.” During the summer months, we practice for many of the area parades. This past summer, we marched in Armada and Capac Homecoming Parades, St. Clair Fireman’s Day Parade, Port Huron Blue Water Festival, Algonac Pickerel Festival, Romeo Peach Festival, and Richmond Good Old Days Parade. Our efforts paid off, for we won first place trophies in the Romeo and Armada parade competition. The Drill Team is under the direction of Mrs. Gerald Clark, who is assisted by Mrs. Matthew Hess, and Mrs. Arden Nicker- son. Mrs. Gerald Clark, director. 26 This Page Sponsored By — CAPAC HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DRILL TEAM GIRLS CHORUS First Row: Left to Right-Linda Eldridge, Jill Willis, Rory Walker, Donna Farrow, Louise Foley, Peggy Eynon. Second Row: Mary Ellen Kegler, Cindy Bolleart, Lannette Kaiser, Vicki Ferrett, Rita Swider, Kim Stroup. Third Row: Jan Clark, Diane Spiller, Jayme Bell, Julie Ross, Jeanne White, Cindy Larson, Mr. Matthew Hess. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Left to Right-Carol Gottschalk, Theresa Abshire, JoJean Nuszkiewicz, Sandy Callan, Diane Swider, Cheryle Chisholm, Kathy Carpenter, Peggy Ferrett, Gloria Camacho. Second Row: Theresa Bolday, Annette Stammen, Denise Kelly, Teresa Kot, accompanist; Amy Lang, Lennie Reiter, Steve Rattew, Mark Stern, Patty Ruffner, Jackie Davidson. Third Row: Cindy Schwartzkopf, Connie Reese, Phyllis Kriesch, Dollie Drugich, Kathy Manuzsak, Paul Schlaud, Santos Sanchez, Gilbert Sanchez, Cindy Villapando, Mary Ann Castle, Lorrine Galarneau, Mary Ogden. Fourth Row: Sally Wohl, Sandy Carroll, Dianne Bautista, Betty Ondoersma, Andrea Castillo, Diann Schavilla, Dave Greenia, Dave Massie, Dennis Kegler, Randy Staniloiu, Jim Lang, Jill Obertien, Elaine Schmaltz, Karen Graybiel, Director, Mr. Matthew Hess FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Left to Right- Becky Frantz, president; Melanie Mazur, vice-president; Debbie Sonner, secretary, Nancy Norwood, reporter; Kay Wilts, treasurer; Donna Brozowski, Historian; Second Row: Mrs. Mary Parker, advisor; Kay Foster, Vicki Ferrett, Gerrie Camire, Sharon Young, Gail Behnke. Third Row: Nanine Parker, Gail Leader, Jean White, Sally Walker, JoAnn Korzynski. At each monthly FHA meeting, business is discussed and an activity is planned. An eighteen-year-old birthday party is planned for April, with a reunion for former members. The year will end with our annual “Mystery Trip” to an unknown place. Mrs. Mary Parker Child care and development. Home management, Sociology, Homemaking 1 and 2, FHA advisor Page Co-Sponsors— FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA and SCHOLZ AUTO PARTS HEALTH CAREERS CLUB First Row: left to right - Mrs. Lang, Advisor; Becky Ginn, Treasurer; Linda Morawski, Vice-President; Becky Frantz, President; Cathy Doutry, Secretary; Jean Wainwright, Student Council Representative; Second Row: Amy Lang, Diane Spiller, Cindy Worth, Linda Eldridge, Veronica Hayost, Bev Blair. Third Row: Jody Archer, Jo Ellen Neuman, Diane Swider, Lynn Peters, Harry Lewis, Vicki Knop, Sandy Bowman, Cindy Bollaert. ■ 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 interest 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. Many in- teresting speakers have highlighted our club meetings. We work at the County Clinic. Page Co-Sponsors — HEALTH CAREERS CLUB and KOZY KOVE RESTAURANT 29 YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: Left to Right: Sally Castillo, assistant editor; Nanine Parker, editor; Elaine Schmaltz, business manager; Debbie Sonner, assistant business manager; Mr. Leslie, advisor. Second Row: Diane Swider, Kim Stroup, Karen Nettnay, Melanie Mazur, Annette Stamman, Jody Archer, Mary Collins, Denise Irwin, Rita Swider. Third Row: Sheila Honsinger, Teresa Kot, Donna Jum, Anna Schmidt, Cheryle Hurlburt, Paul Schlaud, Nancy Wheeler, Bob Waggoner, Barb Carpenter, Daria Van Neste, Gail Leader. Mr. Wallace Lealie — Counselor, testing supervisor, student council and yearbook advisor. 30 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Left to Right: Jo Jean Nuszkiewicz, Rhonda Diggs, Gerry Camire. Vicki Ferrett, Jan Clark, secretary; Karen Nettnay, president; Miss Redding, advisor; Melanie Mazure, treasurer; Kim Stroup, officer at large; Cathy Doutry, student council represenative; Melinda Kersten, Margaret Kersten, Sharon Young, Denise Rodzos. Second Row: Diane Kondrath, Denise Kegler, Gail Behnke, Gayle Bullock, Cindy Worrh, Lynette Kaiser, Earnestine Rosas. Mary Chmielewski, Jane Carpenter, Linda Ellis, Joan Stange, Jill Obertein, Sheila Honsinger, Theresa Abshier, Nanine Parker. Third Row: Pam Rhody, Judy Schocke, Colleen Mackey, Sandy Bowman, Diana Perez, Becky Ginn, Rhonda Brooks. Jean Wainwright, Robin Bentley, Bev Blair, Janice Behnke, JoDee Worden, Corrine Flynn, Debbie Cook. Dianne Spiller, Karen Graybiel, Peggy Ferrett. Fourth Row: Debbie Sonner, Theresa Evans, Peggy Eynon, Deanna Hurlburt, Liz Gardner. Patty Ginn, Ca rol Diggs, Lynn London Nancy Shutt, Vicki Yates, Marie Wohl, JoAnne Korzynski, Anna Schmidt, Connie Kersten, Becky Frantz. Cindy Lubahn. Fifth Row Sue Galarneau, Denise Paschick, Jayme Bell, Annette Schultz, JoEllen Neuman, Vicki Knop, Sheryl Chisholm, Cheryl Farrow. Elyne Barr Lathy Carpenter, Peggy Elston, Loraine Galarneau, Patty Ruffner Don- Sixth Row Nancy Wheder. Anita Steuver, Laura Woolner, Mary Srhw e t r ' y Dla r ne c Sa i ern0 ’ Cmdy Traub ’ Donna Sheldon, Cindy Schwartzkopf, Sandy Caroll, Lucy Detroyer, Sue Glombowski Cindv Bollaert. Brenda Shull, Marilyn Kegler, Tammy Bradish. Sherrie Nelson Tammie Morawski, Cheryle Hurlburt, Betsy Briggs, Linda Hunter THAT’S THE WAY THE BALL ROLLS . . . The ball is thrown down the alley with ease, A spare or strike is sometimes a breeze. In this GAA activity, a trophy is gained. By those two teams who win the most games. The symbol of victory is shown in many ways. A spare or a strike is a means of a gain Or friends together or food to eat . . . May mean victory to some and to some DEFEAT. This year has been busy while the girls have par- ticipated in many sports and activities. This year a wide variety of sports have been offered including basketball, softball, badminton, table-tennis, bowling, volleyball, tennis, and gymnastics. GAA has also helped to buy the new weight machine that is so widely liked and used. Both football and basketball concession stands have also been run by the GAA. Other activities GAA has participated in was the MGAA State Leadership Camp and we will be competing in an intramural track meet. We would also like to recognize Miss Barbara Red- ding as a fine and very active GAA sponsor. 31 32 SKI CLUB First Row: Left to Right- Mr. Herremans, advisor; Mark Bollaert, treasurer; Lynn Steaban, president; Marcy Lustig, vice-president; Melinda Kersten, secretary; Mr. Brown, advisor. Second Row - Vicky Ferrett, Gail Behnke, Deena Socia, Lucy Detroyer, Sandy Carroll, Peggy Eynon, Dennis Paschik, Patty Ginn, Bob Lumbardo, Dan Worden. Third Row-Debbi Sonner, Coreen Flynn, Pat Mikoajczyk, Donna Brozowski, Cathy Doutry, Jack Meikle, Vicki Yates, Brenda Shull, Kay Walker, Carol Diggs, Sue Galarneau, Sue Glombowski, Doug Chisholm. Fourth Row-Gerry Camire, Tina Murphy, Bob Kersten, Tammy Bradish, Diane Spiller, Karen Graybiel, Jan Clark, Becky Ginn, Jean Wainwright, Rhonda Brooks, Cindy Bollaert, Kim Stroup, Barry Bullock, Phil Honsinger, Gary McLaren. Fifth Row- Jo Ann Korzynski, George Schuneman, Greg Mills, Bob Coble, Cheryl Hurlburt, Kathy Carpenter, Pat- ty Ruffner, Lorraine Galarneau, Peggy Elston, Jim Klann, Mike Lumbardo, Kurt Robinson, Jim Nettnay, Greg Smith, Dale Oland. Sixth Row- Sally Walker, Jeff Harris, Tim Meikle, Joe Brozowski, Dale Ledebuhr, Harry Lewis, Rich Yanuska, Luther Markwart, Dave Massie, Joe Manuszak, Scott Harris, Don Koning, Bob Phillips, Terry Thomas, Randy Staniloiu, Dave Greenia. Our ski club began this year with great enthusiasm and many members. Although our chances to actually go skiing has been limited because of weather conditions, the eager members wait! Mr. Gerry Brown; Chemistry, Physics, Introductory Physical Science, Ski Club Advisor. This Page Sponsored By — JOLLY JIM’S MARKET VARSITY CLUB F ' ?A°l L , f ‘ t0 R j gh ' r , Armstrong, advisor; Barry Nelson, secretary, Mike Lumbardo, treasurer, Jim Klann, vice-president; Mark Bollaert, president; Bob Lumbardo, Doug Chisholm, Bruce Downey, Bob VanNorman. Second Row- Kurt Robinson, Len TVHB Denn tl S Chisholm, Santos Snchez, Scott Harris, Jack Meikie, Fred Kinzer, Kent Perkins, Ron Mikolajczyk, Dale Barnard Srin e Dan WordJn J rf 5 ' D � “T 8 ’ RiC , h PaU ‘ BnggS ’ Gary McLare ’ Randy Staniioiu, «� ™t council represenative, Dan Worden, Jim Nettnay, Harry Lewis, Joe Manuszak, Dave Massie. To be a member of the Varsity Club you must compete in any one of the varsity sports which are staged throughout the school year. By doing this, you will have earned a varsity letter and thus, qualified to be a member of the Varsity Club. The Varsity Club earns money by holding school and community-oriented fund raising ac- tivities, such as; movies, dances, and bake sales. Our proudest contribution to the student body to date has been the weight machine, spon- sored by the Varsity Club. Mr. Jack Armstrong; Phys. Ed., Counselor, Good Books, Varsity Club Sponsor, Varsity Football Coach. This page sponsored by CAPAC METAL PRODUCTS Mr. Ron Huntley 8th Science, Biology, Wrestling Coach Winning is a science Eighth grade testing 34 thZe, tics JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Left to Right- Jeff Harris, Kent Clark, Steve Kamidoi, Paul Malburg, Bob VanNorman, Pedro Chavez, Ron Saelens. Second Row: Left to Right- Mr. Swartz, Coach; Kent Perkins, Todd Troutman, Gereard Smith, Jesse Nino, Joe Brozowski, Tim Meikle, Greg Mills, Paul Smith, Manager. Third Row: Left to Right- Dave Koning, Tim Manuszak, Ed Glassford, Mark Ogden, Steve Peters, Bob Kersten, Mark Harvey, Mitchell Schwartzkopf, Bruce Mackey, Tom Finch, Mr. Weston, Coach. Mr. Dennis Weston — Eighth grade English, Good Books, JV football coach, Varsity baseball coach 36 This Page Sponsored By — BLOOD, SWEET TEARS RANCH-BROZOWSKTS Yale, Michigan VARSITY FOOTBALL First row: Left to Right Dale Barnard, Rick Giroux, Scott Harris, Mark Rattew, Lin Reiter, Steve Brozowski, Fred Kinzer, Dennis Chisholm, Traub, Rich Yanuska, Joe Manuszak, Phil Honsinger, Dave Massie, Rod Friedsburg, Keith Lustig, Brad Chrysler, Mr. Armstrong, Coach. Terry Thomas. Second Row: Bob Brozowski, Ron Mikolajczyk, Steve HOME OPPONENT 21 Imlay City 13 0 Richmond 21 12 Armada 40 14 Brown City 26 6 Almont 32 0 New Haven 56 6 Memphis 32 0 Dryden 54 24 Marlette 46 This Page Sponsored By — BARNARD’S FUNERAL HOME VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: Cathy Doutry. Middle: Teresa Kot, Jan Clark. Bottom: Karen Graybiel, Karen Nettnay, Co-Captain; Cindy Lubahn, Co-Captain. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: Coleen Mackey, Co-Captain; Joan Stange, Co-Captain. Middle: Cindy Worth, Kim Stroup. Bottom: Debbie Bentley, Cindy Bolleart. 38 This Page Sponsored By — WM. STROUP TRUCKING AND ALOUETTE SERVICES WRESTLING TEAM First Row: left to right - Tim Spiller, Doug Chisholm, Bob Van Norman, Kevin Flynn, Dave Spencer, Mitch Bollaert, Bruce Downey. Second Row: John Ruper, Randy Peters, Juan Nino, Jody Schocke, Kent Perkins, Ron Saelens, Bill Wills, Brad Mclver, Dennis Ch isholm. Third Row: Mr. Huntley, Coach; Santos Sanchez, Earl VanNorman, Dan Anderson, Curtis Withun, Ed Jubenville, Steve Peters, Phil Honsinger, Ron Mikolajczyk, Mitchell Schwartzkopf. HOME OPPONENTS 21 Richmond 48 29 St. Clair 36 48 Yale 21 47 Marine City 15 40 Almont 22 32 Yale 29 51 Armada 17 51 Cass City 17 27 Utica Ford 27 13 St. Clair 40 24 Richmond Armada Caro Cass City Caro Almont 27 39 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL f � || ’ |H: First Row: Left to Right — Donna Price, Connie Nino, Donna Jurn, Mary Wheeler. Second Row: Miss Redding, coach; Chris Essenburg, Betsy Briggs, Nancy Wheeler, Becky Frantz, Anita Steuver, Lorainne Galarneau. Home Team Opponent 18 Richmond 34 25 Armada 54 27 Brown City 75 21 Almont 40 32 North Branch 22 41 New Haven 38 28 Dryden 24 21 Memphis 53 This Page Sponsored By — FILLMORE PONTIAC MOTOR SALES 112 Main Street 395-7067 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Left to Right— Gary McLaren, Kurt Robinson, Norm Behnke, Dale Ledebuhr, Barry Bullock, Mark Bollaert. S econd Row: Bob Kersten, Bob Phillips, co-captain; Dennis Obertein, Rich Yanuska, co captain; Randy Staniloiu, Dennis Kegler, Mr. Montgomery, coach. Home 61 59 61 56 75 79 75 67 50 64 72 65 59 55 62 Team Brown City Richmond Dryden Lakers Carsonville North Huron Memphis New Haven Almont Armada Brown City Richmond Dryden Memphis New Haven Page Co-Sponsors — POSTINA’S DEPARTMENT STORE and RYDER’S SHELL SERVICE KJ U) U� K) K) GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Left to Right- Denise Paschik, Kim Stroup, Jane Carpenter, Marilyn Kegler. Second Row-Sue Galarneau, Sue Glombowski, JoDee Worden, Janice Behnke, Miss Redding, coach. Home 24 8 Team Opponent Richmond 16 Armada 39 Brown City 34 Almont 33 North Branch 22 New Haven 27 Dryden 13 Memphis 20 Miss Barbara Redding — Physical education; Journalism I; J.V. and Varsity Girl’s Basketball Coach; G.A.A. Ad- visor; and Girls Track Coach. 42 This Page Sponsored By — BROWN’S VARIETY JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Dave Koning, Keith Metzer, Pred Kinzer, Tino Medrano, Bob Tamba, Brozowski, Greg Smith, Jim Lang, Mr. Swartz, coach Chuck Lumbardo, Steve Kamadoi, Bob Palmateer, Brad Chrysler, Steve Home Team Opponent 46 Brown City 54 32 Richmond 49 70 Dryden 37 59 Memphis 56 57 New Haven 61 62 Almont 60 52 Armada 36 74 Brown City 60 61 Richmond 53 49 Dryden 48 53 Memphis 57 59 New Haven 50 57 Oxford 59 68 Almont 71 Mr. Mike Swartz — Physical Education; Health; World History; J.V. Basketball Coach. This Page Sponsored By — CHRYSLER’S FLOWERS 395-7015 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row: Left to right John Norwood, Jeff Harris, Ron Phillips, Pat Atkinson, Joe Brozowski, Tim Meikle, Mike Doutry Martin Kot, Second row: Todd Troutman, Dan Clark, Jim Tamba, Mark Harvey, Ed Glassford, Bruce Mackey, Steve Jones, Phil Feldus, FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Top: Lisa Clark. Middle: Jane Carpenter, Amy Lang. Bottom: Margaret Kersten, Sherry Nelson, Robin Bentley. Home Team Opponent 44 Memphis 22 24 Imlay City 54 54 Richmond 39 44 New Haven 63 51 Dryden 38 53 Almont 72 25 Imlay City 42 40 Armada 38 38 Brown City 59 29 Pt. Huron North 63 32 Richomond 52 38 Pt. Huron North 70 39 New Haven 48 61 Dryden 50 This Page Sponsored By — H R BLOCK INCOME TAX EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First row: L-R; Billy Knop, manager; Jim Lubahn, Darcy Flynn, Mike Murphy, Ray Wattney, Alan Steaban, Matthew Kot, manager. Second row: L-R; Bob Ginn, Allan Galarneau, John Montgomery, Joe Nemecek. Third row: L-R; Jim Steudle, Richard Brozowski, Raymond Hoock, Mike Castillo, co-captain; Alan Metzer, Juan Nino, Robert Saelens, co- captain; Merle Burgess, manager. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Home Team Opponent 45 Brown City 17 51 Marysville B 18 39 Marysville A 24 39 Lapeer Zemmer 28 25 Lapeer White 28 46 Lapeer White 30 33 Lapeer Zemmer 19 31 Marysville B 25 37 Marysville A 32 49 Cros-Lex 35 Top. Maureen Malloy. Middle: Gayle Whiting, Tammy Chrysler, Mary Ann D’Achille, Cathy Tammy Chrysler, Mary Ann D’Achille, Cathy Cady. Bottom: Cindy Popp, Tracy Mackey. This Page Sponsored By— PAUL ANSPAUGH EXCAVATING 45 Third place Junior Class Senior Class float Eighth grade princess-Ramona Aguinaga Freshman princess-Sherry Nelson Queens Court-Kay Foster, Pam Harvey, Becky Frantz, Lynn Steaban, Sheila Honsinger. Sophomore princess-Cindy Traub Junior princess-Tina Murphy Homecoming King Candidates; Joe Manuszak, Gary McLaren, Mark Bollaert, Scott Harris, Don Koning, and Mike Lumbardo. 48 CLASS OF 1977 Tracy Mackey, Treasurer; Leo Dolphin, President; Darcy Flynn, Vice-President; Jim Sheldon, Secretary (not pictured). This page sponsored by THE CLASS OF 1977 Fred Alderman Bill Almony Ramona Aguinaga Linda Alexander Jeff Atkeson Lee Ann Baker Robin Barr Mike Barth Pat Behnke Debbie Beischer Gilbert Bender Veronica Bolday Tom Bonczar Tony Bowman Richard Brozowski Cheryl Brusati Joe Burke Sandy Butterfield Cathy Cady Paul Camire Mike Castillo Tammy Chrysler Monica Criss Lynette Culp Mary Ann D ' Achille Leo Dolphin Kathy Dowling Joe Dueweke Wayne Elston David Espinoza This Page Sponsored By — CAPAC HOTEL 53 Steve Eynon Donna Farrow Bryan Feldhus Darcy Flynn Robin Foster Lanette Gajda Allan Galarneau Patty Gardner David Ginn Bob Ginn Dean Hartsock Raymond Hoock Mark Jacob Deana Jurn Diane Kamidoi • M m I % J |t • % •V ' .iv- Mathew Kot bto lagibert Cind y Larson Jim Tracy Mackey Kelly Keeler Lori Kegler Jayne Klann Bill Knop Mike Kondrath 54 This Page Sponsored By — LEON ' S VILLAGE MART Lucinda Malburg Maureen Malloy Alan Metzer Bryan Miller John Montgomery v i Jim Morgan Mike Murphy Annette Murray Debra Nelson Joe Nemecek Mike Niezgoda Juan Nino Cindy Norwood Russ Rothaft John Pardon Ann Parks Julia Perez Terry Petz Cindy Popp Denise Price Debbie Rawlins Brian Ross Roberts Ruper Carol Ryan Robert Saelens Jesse Sagredo Maureen Schmaltz Janine Schocke Brian Schrader Jill Schwartzkopf This Page Sponsored By — MARKWART OIL Carol Sharpe Jim Sheldon Donald Smith Paul Smith Jim Sonner Alan Steaban Jim Steudle Wayne Stine Rita Swider Linda Theisen Connie Tosch Kurt Troutman Willard Waggoner Rory Walker Ray Watteny Caroline Wheeler Carolyn White Gayle Whiting Gwyl Wilson Bill Withorn This Page Sponsored By — RAY TOSCH-AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE President: Russ Neuman, Treasurer: Gerald Smith, Secretary: Jill Obertien, Vice-President: Tim Miekle. Our Freshman Class started off the year on the right foot by choosing as our sponsors Mr. Mattew Hess and Mr. Dennis Weston. The first big event of the year was Homecom- ing week. Our float, “Pluto Loves Devils Dogfood”, was a big success. We won first place. Sherrie Nelson represented our class as Homecoming princess. We sponsored a sophomore appreciation dance on Jan. 27. Our band was D.A. and the Wittnesses. All in all, the first year of our four long years in high school, was the greatest. This page sponsored by THE CLASS OF 1976 CLASS OF 1976 Pat Atkinson Steve Baker Terry Barr Janice Behnke John Bell Robin Bentley Bev Blair Walter Bonczar Tammy Bradish Steve Bradley Joe Brozowski Gayle Bullock Diane Camacho Ernest Camacho Jane Carpenter Pedro Chavez Mary Chmielewski Dan Clark Joe Clark Kent Clark Lisa Clark Tom Clark Lynne Cline Shirley Crifasi Art Czachowski Linda Dickson Carol Diggs Mike Doutry Norman Dukatz Linda Ellis This page sponsored by BRENNAN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 59 60 Philip Feldhus Tom Finch Randy Hollman Jeff Harris i Patrick Hayost Lonnie Helzer Page Co-Sponsors — BUCK’S GARAGE and FLOYD FERGUSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Steve Jones Lynette Kaiser Nancy Malloy Kathy Manuszak Dianne Kegler Marilyn Kegler Scott May Neil McMichael Margaret Kersten Martin Kot Dale McMullen Wayne McVeigh Amy Lang Loraine Lipa Tim Meikle Julie Middleton Lynne London Shelly Lusconb Tammy Morawski Sherrie Melson Bruce Mackey Paul Malburg Russ Neuman John Norwood This Page Sponsored By ELMER LANG AND SONS 61 Violet Norwood Jill Obertein Mark Ogden Marcia Palecki Laura Patow Irvin Pelton Randy Peters Cindy Petz Ron Phillips Charles Rattew April Reese Caroline Rodriguez Ernestine Rosas Jere Ross Duane Rottman Rick Ryan Brenda Shull Nancy Shutt Gerard Smith Kathy Smith Deena Socia Susan Soye Joan Stange Jim Tamba Susan Theisen Gladys Thomas Todd Troutman Daria Van Neste Vicky Wahowski David Wainwright 62 This Page Sponsored By — CAPAC PACKAGE MEDICINE Kay Walker Rick Waters Bill Wills Elizabeth Wills Lena Withun Mike Withun Freshmen Christmas Ball Royalty- Jill Obertein and Mike Doutry Robert Wohl Vicky Woolner JoDee Worden Bryan Wyss Mike Yates Vicky Yates Page Co-Sponsors — FAMILY STORE-Clothing for the Family and CAPAC MANUFACTURING CORP. 63 CLASS OF 1975 Cindy Bollaert, secretary; Tim Spiller, treasurer; Debbie Bentley, president; Rhonda Brooks, vice-president. Our Sophomore Class started out this year by electing: Debbie Bentley, president; Rhonda Brooks, vice-president; Cindy Bollaert, secretary; and Tim Spiller, treasurer. Our first excitement of the year was Homecoming Week. An excitement it was, for we won the Spirit Jug for the first time. Although we won the Spirit Jug, our float “A Spoon full of Chiefs makes the Devils go down didn ' t make it far through the homecoming night with the drizzling rain. We elected Cindy Traub to reign as princess. Later in the year we elected Sandy Carroll and Don Mann to reign as princess and prince at the Christmas Ball. The biggest excietment of this year is our class rings which arrived in March. The first question of the class meetings before this seemed to be ‘‘When are our class rings coming? 64 This Page Sponsored by — THE CLASS OF 1975 Theresa Abshier Debbie Bentley Theresa Bolday Cindy Bollaert Mitch Bollaert Sandy Bowman Bruce Bradley Rhonda Brooks Steve Brozowski Mike Brusati Sandra Carroll Teresa Castillo Mary Ann Castle Sheryl Chisholm Brad Chrysler Kurt Clark Joe Cook Lucy Detroyer Rhonda Diggs Bruce Downey Brenda Edgerton Linda Eldridge Teresa Evans Peggy Eynon Cheryl Farrow Randy Friedsberg Laurie Gajda Sue Galarneau 65 66 Becky Ginn Joe Goheen Robert Guzman , Sherry 1 Hayden Veronica Hayost Mike Hetzel Phil Honsinger Leon Jamison Ed Jubenville Kevin Jum Steve Kamidoi Sue Kaufman Denise Kegler Laurie Keller Bob Kersten Fred Kinzer Vicki Knol Diane Kondrath Dave Koning Jim Lang Cary Libkie Chuck Lumbardo Coleen Mackey Jim Makowske Lorinda Malburg Tim Manuszak Charles Martinez Mary Ann Matichuck Merline McClellan Bryon McCoy This Page Sponsored By — VANPOPPEL1N DRUG STORE Brad Mclver Tino Medrano Tom Miller Greg Mills Larry Murray tit ) JoEllen Neuman Jim Niezgoda Jesse Nino Bill Norwood Joe Nowak JoJean Nuszkiewicz Dennis Obertein Gerald Opificius Doug Palecki Bob Palmateer Denise Paschick Diana Perez Kent Perkins Steve Peters Vena Prevo Pam Rhody Denise Rodzos Ramona Ruper Dan Ryan Ron Saelens Diana Salerno Gilbert Sanchez Stephanie Sawicki Judy Schocke Annette Schulz This Page Sponsored By — CAPAC AUTO SUPP LY 67 Cindy Schwartzkopf Mitch Schwartzkopf Donna Sheldon Greg Smith David Spencer Tim Spiller Mark Stern Kim Stroup Dale Stuever Cindy Traub Jean Wainwright Chuck Waters Debbie White Mike Wilson Curtis Withun Mark Wittstock Sally Wohl Donna Woodward Cindy Worth Sharon Young Paul Trudelle Bob VanNorman 68 CLASS OF 1974 The Junior Class started out the year with new officers: President, Sally Castillo; Vice President, Jim Nettnay; Secretary, Anita Stuever; and Treasurer, Donna Brozowski. Student Coun- cil representatives are Terry Romska, and Anita Stuever. During Homecoming Week, we showed much enthusiasm and placed second in the Spirit Jug competition. We chose as our Homecoming princess, Tina Murphy. Our class joined in on the Christmas fun and elected Betsy Briggs and Dale Ledebuhr to represent us at the Christmas Ball. The class sponsored a dance in January and is looking forward to our prom, “Knights in White Satin” in May. Sponsors for the class are Mr. Nickerson, Mr. Swartz, and Mr. Wellman. This Page Sponsored By — CLASS OF 1974 Gail Behnke Norman Behnke Jayme Bell Randy Bowman Betsy Briggs Keith Brinker Bob Brozowski Donna Brozowski Barry Bullock Gerry Camire Dennis Davidson John Detroyer Cathy Doutry Peggy Elston Vicky Ferrett Rod Friedsberg Lorraine Galarneau Karen Graybiel David Greenia Doug Hartsock This Page Sponsored By — GREENIA BROTHERS 71 Sheryl Hetzel Karl Hoffman Mark Hulett Linda Hunter Rich Luscomb Keith Lustig Cheryle Hurlburt Dave Irwin Marcy Lustig Joe Matichuck Dave Jelneck Paul Kaiser Keith Metzer Patty Mikolajczyk Melinda Kersten Joanne Korzynski Tina Murphy Jim Nettnay 72 This page sponsored by DUTCH’S INN This page sponsored by HULL ' S SALES AND SERVICE 73 Bill Vivian Gary Wagner Rick Wainwright Sally Walker Russ Waters Tom Wattney Nancy Wheeler Jeanne White Gerald Whiting Kay Wills Harvey Wittstock Rocky Wixon Marie Wohl Laura Woolner Junior Christmas Ball royalty- Dale Ledebuhr and Betsy Briggs Ho! Ho! Ho! Ha? Ha? 74 CLASS OF 1973 The Senior Class officers Melanie Mazur-Vice-President, Joe Manuzak- Treasurer, Becky Frantz- Secretary, Gary McLaren-President, Nanine Parker- Historian. Our officers started the year by planning our float, ‘‘Kick’em High”. It consisted of Eour the donkey from ‘Winnie the Pooh ' kicking a Green Devil over a goal post. Homecoming king candidates were Mark Bollaert, Mike Lumbardo, Scott Harris, Joe Manuszak, Gary McLaren, and Don Koning. Queen candidates were Kay Foster, Lynn Steaban, Pam Harvey, Sheila Honsinger, and Becky Frantz. Mark and Kay reigned as king and queen at the Homecoming Dance. The Senior Class sponsored the Christmas Ball, the last dance of their high school years. The theme of the dance was ‘Snowflake’. The king and queen for the ball were Rick Giruox and Lynn Steaban. We are busily planning our senior trip to Cedar Point May 25-26 and also looking forward to graduation June 7. 76 This page sponsored by THE CLASS OF 1973 ALBERT EDWARD AMBROSE JODY JEAN ARCHER DALE B. BARNARD GLORIA ANN CAMACHO Page co-sponsors GAMBLES and CAPAC JOURNAL 77 RAY J. CAMIRE BARBARA ROSE CARPENTER ANDREA CASTILLO CAROL ANN COMAN 78 This page co-sponsored by KUT AND KURL SHOP and ROBBIE ROBINSON INSURANCE DEBBI LEE COOK JACELYN A. DAVIDSON STEVE LEONARD DOWNEY PAMELA J. (Harvey) FERRETT This page sponsored by SCHRADER ' S UPHOLSTERING 79 REBECCA FRANTZ CAROL JO GOTTSCHALK KATHRYN JUNE GRANC ELAINE GUTIERREZ 80 This page sponsored by PORTER S HARDWARE STORE DAVID W. HARTSOCK DENNIS KEGLER This page sponsored by DR. O.B. KAHN, M.D. 81 MARY ELLEN KEGLER DAVID E. KRIESCH NICK KIPPER GAIL ANN LEADER This Page Sponsored By — KEGLER WELL DRILLING WOLFRAM LINZ LUTHER ALLAN MARKWART This Page Sponsored By — CAPAC FARMER ' S ELEVATOR 83 JACK FREDRICK MEIKLE RONALD ADAM MIKOLAJCZYK BRAIG ALLEN McIVER LINDA C. MORAWSKI 84 This page sponsored by ALLENTON AUTO PARTS BARRY L. NELSON KAREN ANN NETTNAY NANINE SUE PARKER LEONARD RALPH REITER This page sponsored by CLARKSON ' S DAIRY BAR DONNA MAE REVITZER RICK L. ROBTOY DONALD W. RODZOS ELAINE C. SCHMALTZ This Page Sponsored By — HAROLD GASS INSURANCE AGENCY ANNETTE K. SCHMIDT GEORGE WARD SMITH KAREN SMITH TERRY DUANE THOMAS Page Co-Sponsors — CAPAC BODY SHOP and WALTER ' S FUNERAL HOME 87 KIT A. TILLER MARY E. WHEELER BRUCE M. VANKER EUGENE WORMSBACHER RONALD WHITE ROBERT W AGGONER RICHARD L. YANUSKA DANIEL S. WORDEN Christmas Ball Royalty, King Rick Giroux and Queen Lynn Steaban. Government classes hold mock election. Connie Kersten, magazine high salesman for seniors. SENIOR DIRECTORY ARTHUR AMADOR-Spanish Club 2. AL AM BROSE-Schoo l Paper 3-4. JOD ARCHER- Latin Club 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Health Careers Club 3-4, Student Council Representative 3. DALE BA R N A R D- Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 2-3-4; Var- sity Club 2-3-4; Christmas Ball Prince 3. DIANA BA UT1STA-G.A.A. 1; Chorus 1 -2-3-4; Spanish Club 3. JIM BOLDAY-F.F.A. 3-4. MARK BOLLAERT-Baseball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 1- 2- 3; Golf 4; Track 3-4; N.H.S. 2-3-4; F.T.A. 3-4, Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Vice-President 3, President 4; Chess Club 3; Projectionist 2- 3- 4; School Play 2; Ski Club 2-4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 1-2; Class Vice-President I, President 2; All League Baseball 2; Homecoming King PAUL BRIGGS-Football 3; Basketball Manager 2; Varsity Club 3-4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Projectionist2-3; N.H.A. 2-3; School Paper 3; Kansas City F.F.A. National Convention 4; State F.F.A. Convention 3; F.F.A. Greenhand Award 3; F.F.A Chapter Farm 4. GLORIA CAMACHO-Spanish Club 3-4 , Vice-President 3, Student Council 4; Student Librarian 2-3-4; Chorus 1 -2-3-4. RAY CAMI RE-F.F.A. 4; Chorus 4. BARBARA CARPENTER-Band 1-2-3-4; School Paper 4; Girls Basketball 4; N.H.S. 1, (Burton Jr. High); Yearbook Staff 4; League Honors Band 3. AND1 CASTILLO- Spanish Club 3, President 3; Chorus 3 ; Movie Making Club 3. JAN CERANSKI-N.H.S. 2-3-4, Historian 3; Health Careers Club 3; Chorus 1-4; School Play 1-2; Spanish Club 3-4; F.T.A. 2, Historian 2. DAVID CH ATEAUVERT-Electronics Club 3; School Carnival 3; School Store 3, Assistant Manager 3. DOUG CHISHOLM-Baseball 1 -2-3-4; Football 2-3; Track 3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; F.F.A 1-2-3-4, President 4; School Paper 3, Sports Editor 4; Wrestling 3-4, Captain 3-4, Third in Regional 3; F.F.A. Gold Award Point System 3, Kansas City National Convention 4, State Convention 3, Proficiency Award 2, Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, Regional Farmer 3. JAMES CLARK-Studenl Council 1-2; School Paper 3-4, Editor 3; Drama Club 1-2; Debate Club 4. MARY COLLINS-G.A.A. I -2-3-4; School Play 2; Yearbook Staff 3 ;- Latin Club 3-4, Treasurer 4; Girls Basketball Manager 3; Drill Team 2- 3-4; Chorus I -2-3-4; Band 1-2. CAROL COMAN-F.H.A. 3-4; Chess Club 2; Chorus 4; Movie Making Club 3, Secretary 3; Miss Capac Court 1. DEBBI COOK-School Paper 3, News Editor 3; G.A.A. 1-3-4; Band 1; Student Librarians 2-3-4; Spanish Club 3. JACELYN DAVIDSON-Health Careers Club 1-2; Latin Club 2-4; Chorus 1-2-4, Ensemble 4; Most Improved Speech Award 2. STEVE DOWNEY- DOLLIE DRUGICH-School Paper 2-3; Band 1 -2-3-4; Chorus 3-4. KATHY ELDRIDG E-N.H.S. 2-3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Drill Team 2-34; Band I ; Chorus 4; Class Secretary 2; Student Councill I ; School Paper 4, Editor 4. CHRIS ESSENBURG-G. A. A. 1-4; School Paper 4; Girls Basketball 4; Chorus I-2-3-4; Health Careers Club 1; Girls Track 4. DENNIS FERRETT-School Paper 3; Track 4; Chorus 4. LOUISE FOLEY-Chorus 1-2-3-4; Health Careers Club 2; Detroit News Writing Award 3. KAY FOSTER-F.H.A. 4, Typist 4; Chorus 2; Band 1; Health Careers Club 2, Reporter-Historian 2; Spanish Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3; Homecoming Queen 4. BECKY FRANTZ-Girls Basketball 3-4; School Paper 3, Assistant Editor 3; G.A.A. 1 -2-3-4; F.H.A. 3-4, President 3-4; Health Careers Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Secretary-Treasurer!, President 4; Band 1-2-3- 4; Band Council 4, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 3-4, President 4; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen ' s Court 4. RICK GIROUX-Band 1-2-3; Track 3; Football 4; Christmas Ball King CAROL GOTTSCHALK-N.H.S. 2-3-4; G.A.A. 3; F.T.A. I; Chorus 1- 2-4; Girls Basketball 3, Co-captain 3. VITA (Guzman) GOMEZ- KATHY GRANC-N.H.S. 2-3-4; Health Careers Club 3; F.T.A. 2; Chorus 1-2; Yearbook Staff 2; Spanish Club 3-4. ELAINE GUTIERREZ-Drill Team 2; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 3-4; Stu- dent Librarian 1. ROSE ANN GUTIERREZ SCOTT HARRIS- Baseball 1-2-3-4; Football I-2-3-4, All Conference 4; Ski Club 4; F.F.A. 4; Track 4; Projectionist 4; Student Librarian 4; Var- sity Club 3-4; School Paper 3, Sports Editor 3; Homecoming King’s Court 4. DAVE HARTSOCK- Baseball 4. PAM (Harvey) FERRETT- SHEILA K. HONS1NGER- Yearbook Staff 2-4; G.A.A. 1-2-4; Latin Club 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2; Band 1-2-3-4; Band Council 4, President 4; School Play 1; Cheerleader 2; Class Treasurer I; Christmas Ball Princess I; Homecoming Queen ' s Court 4; League Honors Band 2-3-4. MARK IRWIN-Baseball 3-4; School Paper 4. CAROL JU RN-G.A.A. 1-2; School Play 1. DONNA JURN-Girls Basketball 3-4, Captain 4; Yearbook Staff 4; School Paper 3-4; G.A.A. I-2-3-4; Band I -2-3-4; Pep Band 4; Band Council 3, Secretary 3; League Honors Band 2-3-4. DENNIS K EGLER-Basketball I-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3; Track 1 -2-3-4; School Paper 3; Chorus 4; Class Treasurer 3. MARY ELLEN KEGLER-Chorus 3-4; Band 1-2-4; Drill Team 2-3; League Honors Band 2; School Paper 4, Features Editor 4. CONNIE KERSTEN-Homecoming Princess 2; Yearbook Staff 3; School Paper 3, Editor 3; G.A.A. 1 -2-3-4, Officer At Large 3; Student Librarian 2-3; Band 1; School Play 1; Student Council 1. NICK KIPPER- Basket ball 1-2-3; Football 1-2; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 2; Band 1-2. JIM KLANN-Student Council Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Chess Club 3; Projectionist I -2-3-4; Band I -2-3-4; Sk Club 2-4; Baseball I; Basketball 1; Football 3; Golf 2-3-4; Wrestling 2. DON KON I NG- Basketball I; Football 1-2-3, Co-captain 4; Chess Club 3; Student Council 2-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 3; F.F.A. 3-4; Ski Club 4; Class Vice-President I; School Play; Christmas Ball Prince I. DAVE KRIESCH-Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 2; Band 2. PHYLLIS KRIESCH-G.A.A. I ; Chorus I-2 -3-4. GAIL LEADER-Chorus 1-4; Yearbook Staff 4; F.H.A. 4; Latin Club 3- 4. HARRY LEWIS- Baseball 1-2-3; Track 4; Wrestling 2; Student Council 2- 4; N.H.S. 2-3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Health Careers Club 4; Varsity Club 3- 4; Band 1-2-3; Band Council 2-3; Ski Club 4; League Honors Band 2- 3; Class Vice-President 3; Christmas Ball Prince 2. JIM LIETZ- WOLFRAM LINZ-Eirst Place Industrial Arts Contest Royal Oak 2. CINDY LUBAHN-G.A.A. 4; Latin Club 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3; Cheerleader 1 -2-3-4, Co-captain 2-4. BOB LU M BA RDO-Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football 1-2-3; Golf 3; Track 2; Wrestling 2, Captain 2; F.T.A. 3-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Ski Club 2-4; Student Council 3. MIKE LUMBARDO- Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3; Ski Club 2-4; Varsity Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 4. JOE MANUSZAK-Track 1-3-4; Football 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Latin Club 3-4; N.H.S. 3-4, Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 3-4; School Play 1 ; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2; Class Treasurer 1-4; Homecoming King ' s Court 4. LUTHER MARKWART-Football 2; Student Council 2-4, President 4; N.H.S. 2-3-4, President 4; Latin Club 3-4; Debate Club 4; Drill Team 3; Ski Club 4; Forensics 3, District Winner 3; School Play 2; Band 1 -2-3-4; Band Council 3, Secretary 3; Class President i-3; League Honors Band 2-3-4; All State Band 4. DAVE MASS1 E-Football 4; School Paper 3; Varsity Club 4; F.T.A. 1- 2- 3-4; Chorus 4; Ski Club 4. M ELA N I E M AZU R- Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Photographer 4; G A. A . 3- 4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 3-4, Reporter 3, Vice-President 4; Chorus 1; Spanish Club 3; Forensics 3; Class Secretary 3, Vice-president 4; Christ- mas Ball Princess 2. CRAIG McIVER- GARY McLAREN- Baseball 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Band 1-2-3-4; Projec- tionist I -2-3-4; Varsity Club 4; F.F.A. 3-4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4; F.T.A. 2-3-4, President 4; Band Council 3; Class Treasurer 3, President 4; Chapter Farmer 2; Regional Farmer 3; Homecoming King ' s Court 4. FRANK McVEIGH- JACK MEI KLE-Wrestling 2; Golf 2-3; Ski Club 2-4; Band 1-2-3; F.T.A. 2-3-4, Vice-President 4. RON MIKOLAJCZYK-F.F.A 1-2-4; Golf 2-3; Wrestling 2-3-4; Foot- ball 4; Varsity Club 3-4. LINDA MORAWSKI-Chorus 1-24; Latin Club 3-4; N.H.S. 3-4; Health Careers Club 2-34, Vice-President 4. BARRY NELSON-Football 1; Baseball I; Golf 2-34; Wrestling 2; School Paper 4; F.F.A. 3, Greenhand Award 3; Varsity Club 4, Secretary 4. KAREN NETTNA Y-Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 3, Secretary 3; N.H.S. 2-34; School Paper 4, Assistant Editor 4; G. A. A. 1-2-34, Vice- President 3, President 4; Band 1-24; Spanish Club 3; Class Vice- President 2; Cheerleader 1-2-34, Co-captain 4; Homecoming Princess 2; League Honors Band 2. NANINE PARKER-Yearbook Staff 2-34, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Student Council 2; N.H.S. 2-34, Treasurer 4; G. A. A. 1-2-34; F.H.A. 1-2-34, Pianist 1, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-President 3; Band 1; Class Historian 4; School Play Director 2; Spanish Club 34; Forensics 3; D A R. Award 4. LYNN PETERS-N.H.S. 34; Latin Club 3-4; Debate Club 4; Forensics 3- 4; Chorus 2-4; Health Careers Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 2, Reporter 3; First Place District Winner Forensics 3. BOB PHILL1 PS-Varsity Club I-2-3-4; School Paper 2; Football I ; Golf 1-2-34, Captain 4; Basketball 1-2-34, Captain 2-4; Baseball 4. CONNIE REESE-Latin Club 2; Health Careers Club 1-2, Secretary 1; Chorus 1-2-34, Ensemble 24. LENNIE REITER-Football 1-2-34; Baseball 1-2-34; Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; School Paper 4, Assistant Editor 4; F.F.A. 1-2-34, Jr. Vice-President; Varsity Club 2-34; Chorus 1-2-34; Greenhand Award 1; Chapter Farmer 2; Regional Farmer 3. DONNA REVITZER-Health Careers Club 1; Chorus 1-2-34. RICK ROBTOY-F.F.A. 3-4; Baseball 4; School Paper 4, Ads Manager 4. DON RODZOS-F.F.A. 1-2-34. DAVE RUSHING-Football 1; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 3; Chess Club 1; School Paper 4. ED SAELENS-F.F.A. 1-2-34; School Paper 4. SANTOS SA NCH EZ- Baseball 34; Basetkball I; Football 1-2-34; Track 1-2; Wrestling 2-3-4; Varsity Club 2-34; Chorus 1-2-34; F.F.A. 1-2-34. Dl ANN SCH AV1LLIE-N.H.S. 2-3-4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1; F.T.A. 2; Band I; Movie Making Club 3; Chorus 1-2-34; Spanish Club 2-3; School Play 1; Class Secretary 1. PAUL SCHLAUD-Yearbook Staff 4; School Paper 34, Assistant Editor 3; F.T.A. 4; Chorus 34. ELAINE SCHMALTZ-Yearbook Staff 3-4, Business Manager 4; N.H.S. 3-4; School Paper 4, News Editor 4; Drill Team 2-34; Chorus 4, Ensemble 4. ANNA SCH MIDT-Yearbook Staff 3; F A. A. 1-2-34; Latin Club 34; Band 1-2-34; F.T.A. 2-3-4, Officer At Large 3. GEORGE SMITH-Basketball I ; Baseball 2; F.F.A. 1-2- 34, Greenhand Award, Chapter Farmer Award. KEVIN SMITH-Wrestling 3-4; School Paper 3; F.F.A. 1-2-34, Sentinel 4. BILL STAHLBUCK-Track 1-24; Cross Country 2; Varsity Club 2. ANNETTE STAM MAN- Yearbook Staff 4; School Paper 2-34; School Play I; Chorus 1-2-34, Ensemble 2-4; Spanish Club 3; F.T.A. 2-34, Reporter 4. LYNN STEABAN-Latin Club 2-34, Secretary 4; Student Librarian 304, Chorus 1-2-3; Band I; School Play 1; Ski Club 24, President 4; F.T.A. 34; G.A.A. I; Homecoming Queen ' s Court 4; Christmas Ball Queen 4. TERRY THOMAS-F.F.A. 1-2-34; Football 4; Wrestling 3; Baseball 3; Varsity Club 3-4; Ski Club 4. KIT TILLER-F.F.A. 3-4; Silver Award Farm Manager 3. BRUCE VANKER-F.F.A. 4; Track 4; Perfect Attendence Award 3. BOB WAGGONER-F.T.A. 3-4; School Paper 3-4, Assistant Editor 3; Projectionist 2-34; F.F.A. 2-34, Gold Medal Parliamentary Procedure Team 3; Ski Club 4; Track 4; Baseball 4. MARY WHEELER-F.F.A. 3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Girls Basketball 34; Girls Track 3-4; G.A.A. 3-4. RON WHITE-Football I; F.F.A. 1-2-34. DAN WORDEN-Football 1-2-3; F.F.A. 1-34; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Ski Club 4; Track 4; Chorus 4. EUGENE WORMSBACHER- DEBRA WR U BEL-Girls Track 2; Student Librarian I; Chorus 1-2-3; Girls Baseball 1-2; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Class President 2. RICH YANUSKA-Baseball 2-3; Basketball 2-34, Captain 4; Football 1-2-34. Captain 4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; F.F.A. 3-4; School Paper 3; All Conference Football 4. 91