Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN A BAG OF TOOLS, A FORMLESS ROCK AND A BOOK OF RULES; AND EACH MUST MAKE, ERE LIFE HAS FLOWN, A STUMBLING-BLOCK OR A STEPPING STONE. CAP AC COMMUNITY CAPAC, Advisor: Mr. Wallace Leslie Editor: Sally Castillo This page sponsored by DON ' S WELDING SERVICE STATION HIGH SCHOOL MICHIGAN 1974 CAPACIAN CONTENTS Administration 3 Faculty 7 Faculty Directory 17 Underclassmen 19 Graduates 51 Senior Directory 66 Organizations 69 Sports 93 Cheerleaders 102 Homecoming 105 ASSISTANT EDITOR: TERESA CASTILLO This page sponsored by RYDER ' S SHELL SERVICE 3 Mr. Alfred Stuever Vice President Mr. Richard Lauwers Trustee Mr. Gilbert Parks President Mr. James Obertein Treasurer Mr. Ward Walker Trustee ADMINISTRATION-AIMING TO PROVIDE STUDENTS BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Robert Ledebuhr Trustee This page sponsored by CAPAC STATE SAVINGS BANK WITH A SCHOOL OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Mr. Dennis McCulloch Superintendent Mr. Frederick Cady Assistant Superintendent Mr. Donald Clark Principal Mr. Arden Nickerson Assistant Principal Mrs. Claudia Jacobs Director of Special Education Mrs. Lucia Martinson School Psychologist This page sponsored by HAROLD GASS GENERAL INSURANCE ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES Mrs. Janet Sonner- Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Joyce Sutherby- Secretary to Principal Mrs. Pat Brozowski- Attendance Secretary Mrs. Ruth Martinu- Mrs. Diane Nickerson-Secretary to Bookkeeper Special Education Director This page sponsored by VANPOPPELEN DRUGS THE INSTRUCTOR, AN UNFALTERING IDEALIST The duties of a teacher are As heavy as can be, Regardless of the type of school Or whether “he or “she , Because the teacher must possess A knowledge that will shine And, in addition, has to keep The students right in line. There are a thousand questions to Be answered every day And papers must be graded when The books are put away. The pleasures of an evening out Are seldom to be shared Because the next day ' s lesson must Be carefully prepared. And yet there is glory in This timeless atmosphere; The teacher helps tomorrow ' s world Prepare for its career. FACULTY This page sponsored by CHRYSLER ' S FLOWERS ENGLISH-THE COUNTER OF IDEAS Mr. Robert Abraham Mrs. Gladys Montgomery Mrs. Nancy Montgomery Mr. Clifford Wellman In our study of English, we hope to build a bridge of communication be- tween the learn- ed and unlearned. English is the art of arousing inward visions; giving them color and form. Mr. Dennis Weston 8 This page sponsored by MARKWART OIL COMPANY MATHEMATICS-THE SCIENCE OF NUMBERS Mrs. Carol Crake Mr. Donald Christie Let me check your answer Mr. Christie. Mr. Kenneth Montgomery This page sponsored by GINNY ' S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 9 SCIENCE-THE WORLD AS MAN DISCOVERS IT Mr. Fred Hunt Mr. Ronald Huntley This page sponsored by MICHIGAN BEAN COMPANY, EMMETT SOCIAL SCIENCE-A STUDY OF MAN AND HIS Mr. Philip O ' Jibway Mr. William Stramaglio Mr. Michael Swartz This page sponsored by ST. CLAIR RUBBER COMPANY, INC. BUSINESS-THE HUB OF SOCIETY’S ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Mrs. Patricia Atkison Mrs. Shirley Jonkman This page sponsored by CHAMPION HOME BUILDERS Mrs. Bernice Leslie Getting first hand experience in Office Practice. Mr. Allen Parker Miss Jane Nelson PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONDITIONING THE BODY AS WELL AS THE MIND Oh, come on, go in! Miss Barbara Redding Mr. Donald Smith This page sponsored by CAPAC LIONS CLUB 13 FINE ARTS-MOLDING INTERESTS, Miss Carol Andrews Learning a few necessities of life. Mrs. Mary Parker Mr. Alan Keskimaki This page sponsored by CAPAC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TALENTS, AND ACCURACY Sounds being civilized into time and tune. Mechanical Drawing I, an introduction to the accuracy and preci- sion of technical drawing. Mr. David Norman Practice makes perfect. Mr. Matthew Hess This page sponsored by KUT KURL BEAUTY SHOP LENDING AN EXTRA-HELPING HAND Mrs. Marian Heaton Miss Sue Mason Mr. jack Armstrong Mr. Wallace Leslie Mrs. Marion Fischer Mrs. Marsha Hart 16 In appreciation of a wonderful Head Start Teacher, Mrs. Barbara Russel FACULTY DIRECTORY Mr. Robert Abraham-Composition II, English 8, Science 7, Social Studies 7. Miss Carol Andrew-Art I, Art II, Art 7, Art 8, Elementary School Art. Mr. Jack Armstrong-Good Books, Health, Counseling. Mrs. Patricia Atkison-Office Practice Shorthand Teacher ' s Aide. Mr. Gerald Brown-Introductory Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics, Science 8. Mr. Donald Christie-Introductory Algebra I, Algebra II, Senior Math, Adult Education. Mrs. Carol Crake-Civics Math 8. Mr. Thomas Ebner-Social Studies 8 and Social Studies 7. Mrs. Marion Fischer-Librarian. Mrs. Marsha Hart-Librarian Aide. Mrs. Marian Heaton-Special Education. Mr. Thomas Herremans-Basic Conservation, Soil Science, Livestock Production, Farm Management, Crop Production, Animal Science, Plant Science. Mr. Matthew Hess-Mixed Chorus, Girl ' s Chorus, Music 7, Elementary School Music. Mr. Fred Hunt-Science 7 Science 8. Mr. Ronald Huntley-Boy ' s Physical Education I, Biology, Boy ' s Physical Education II. Mrs. Shirley Jonkman-General Business, Bookkeeping, Math 7, Math 8. Mr. Alan Keskimaki-Shop I, Motor Mechanics, Advanced Shop, Shop 8. Mrs. Bernice Leslie-Office Practice, Shorthand. Mr. Wallace Leslie-Counseling. Miss Sue Mason-Special Education. Mrs. Gladys Montgomery-English 7 English 8. Mr. Kenneth Montgomery-Algebra I, General Math, Geometry. Mrs. Nancy Montgomery-Senior English, Debate, Drama, Oral Interpretation, Language Arts, Speech, Creative Writing. Mr. Harry Moore-Boy ' s Physical Education I, World Geography, American History, Athletic Director. Miss Jane Nelson-Middle School Physical Education, Physical Education 7, Physical Education 8. Mr. Arden Nickerson-Typing I. Assistant principal. Mr. David Norman-High School Band, Band 8, Band 7, Band Ensemble, Science 8. Mr. Philip O ' Jibway-Middle School Band, Social Studies 7, Social Studies 8. Mr. Allen Parker-lst Semester Personal Typing. Mrs. Mary Parker-Spanish I, Home Management, Child Care and Development, Home Economics I, Home Economics 7, Home Economics 8. Miss Barbara Redding-Journalism I, Journalism II, Girl ' s Physical Education I, Girl ' s Physical Education II. Mr. Donald Smith-Math 7, Math 8, Boy ' s Physical Education 7, Boy ' s Physical Education 8. Mr. William Stramaglio-Economics, Government, American History. Mr. Michael Swartz-Civics World History. Mr. Paul Watt-Mechanical Drawing I, Mechanical Drawing II, Mechanical Drawing III, Shop 7, Shop 8. Mr. Clifford Wellman-Composition I, American Literature I, American Literature II, Composition II, English 7, Elementary School Physical Education, Drivers ' Education. Mr. Dennis Weston-Language Arts, Composition I, English 7, English 8. This page sponsored by KEEGAN ' S STEAKHOUSE Mrs. Connie Stevens Mr. Kerry Klug Keeping America Beautiful By Starting It At School. CUSTODIANS Mr. Herman Stahlbuck Mr. Larry Smith This page sponsored by PORTER ' S HARDWARE THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ATMOSPHERE In high school we discover there Is somewhat of a change And we must study subjects that Perhaps are a little strange. For instance, we have civics and The chemical domain, And in geometry we get The solid and the plane And many are the courses we May follow or reject; As long as we advance as much As parents may expect. But also high school is a place To gain athletic fame Or in some other manner to Acquire quite a name. And while our graduation seems So many years away Its funny how seniors say. It is only a step away. UNDERCLASSMEN This page sponsored by CAPAC GAMBLE STORE 19 Melanie Markwart Secretary CLASS OF 1979 Kathy Brozowski Treasurer This being our first year in high school it has been quite a change from the Middle School atmosphere. The first change which we had to adopt to was our time schedule. We begin our school day at 12:06 p.m. and end it at 5:30 p.m. But the most trying time is our first hour and the 9-12 grades ' last hour, when approximate- ly 800 students crowd into the halls to get to class. After getting situated we elected Tim Brooks, President; Sandy Hunter, Vice Piesident; Kathy Brozowski, Treasurer and Melanie Markwart, Secretary of our class. Being able to get involved in Homecoming ac- tivities was a new and exciting privilege. Although this year we did not build a float, we look forward to the next five years in the high school, especially as far as magazine selling will be goes. We are very proud of the amount of money we were able to bring in and hope to do the same, if not better, next year. Magazine Sales $1,415.06 Magazine High Salesman Chris Lang This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1979 Rogllyn Allen Sandy Anderson Susan Atkeson David Beischer Greg Bosel Kimberly Bosel Cindy Bowerson Donald Bowman Faye Brinker Tim Brooks Kathy Brozowski Robert Bullock Kenneth Burk Peter Camacho Kim Campbell Nancy Chateauvert Adelaida Chavez Aurora Chavez Anthony Chmielewski Judy Clark Kelly Clark Janet Clay Jean Cline Tom Collins Isabelle Conner Thomas Cowhy Dorothy Cruz Dale Davidson Deborah DeWilde Tim Dodd This page sponsored by DURKEE ' S, CAPAC-We ' re open every day of the year. 21 22 Mark Downey Russell Dueweke Margaret Dukatz Laura Edgerton jackie Elliott Mike Ennis Gail Eynon Richard Eynon Robie Farrow Kathy Flynn Charles Foster Larry Franchowiak Leland Freeman Vicki Fuchs Margaret Gadja James Gardner Barbara Ginn Laura Ginn Tim Glassford Donna Gold Ricky McDonald Kristine Graybiel Robert Griswold Kathleen Grygier Leonard Haemelinck Derik Hartsock Lisa Hazel Joe Helzer Jack Henry Lawrence Hull This page sponsored by CAPAC POLICE DEPARTMENT Sandy Hunter Victor Ide Karen Irwin Margaret Jackson Chris Jones A j wm ' r A Pamela Kahn Melissa Kersten Aaron Knop Paul Koltunowicz Marianne Kondrath Mary Kot Chrystal Kriesch Kurt Kinecht Mike LaFleur Milissa LaFleur Chris Lang Lori Lapinski Bill Lathrop Mark Libkie Tim Liebiesch Janet Lietz Fred Linz Melanie Markwart Lisabeth Martin Danny Mazur David McAuley Jim McVeigh Marylou Medrano Wayne Morgan Patrick Murphy 23 v n ' T ' ' Ji Terry Murphy Gloria Nino Mary Pykosz Fred Quinn Kenneth Norwood Joe Nothaft Michele Radvansky Linda Ramirez David Ochoa Robert Palecki John Raska Richard Reiter Susan Pardon Jeanneen Patow Brenda Rodzos Mary Rix JoAnne Pellegrino Mark Pelton Yolanda Rodriquez Becky Romatz Angelita Perez Mary Ellen Pierce Teresa Ryan Joe Saelens 24 Mary Saelens Tom Sagredo Dave Scholz Clitis Schuyler Jane Shutt Wendi Sieggreen Sara Sonner Robert Stewert Mark Stuever Margaret Szelestey Russ Teetzel Don Teuscher Jerry Turner Ralph Vigil Olivia Villalpando NOT PICTURED Mike Lauwers Renee Mailloux Mark Mayer Raymond Webster Patty Wills Phil Wills Kathy Wisenbaugh Mark Withun Russ Woolner Dean Zochowski This page sponsored by POSTINA ' S DEPARTMENT STORE 25 Gina Giroux HU Sally Malburg Secretary F Treasurer 1978 This year ' s activities started by electing our class of- ficers who were Kelly Mackey- President, Raymond Lipa- Vice-President, Sally Malburg- Treasurer, and Gina Giroux- Secretary. Helping us with our first year in High School was our sponsor Mr. Fred Hunt. Thanks to the Barnard ' s family for allowing us to build our float in their garage and thanks to countless efforts and time of Mr. Hunt, our Homecoming float swept second place. Shelly Culp was chosen as our class princess. Because of the overcrowding in our school system, our day began at 12:06 p. m. and terminated at 5:23 p. m. where as 9-12 grades started at 7:20 a. m. and ended at 1 :03 p. m. Our fifteen minute break to get our milk and snack is quite different from a forty-five minute lunch hour. But we ' ll survive. We are looking forward to the next four years in high school. Magazine Sales $774.07 Magazine High Salesman Dale Moore 26 This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1978 Doreen Aguinaga Fred Alderman Janet Amador Cliff Atkeson Marcia Barnard Rodger Bowerson Roxanne Bowman Brian Brinker Sue Brozowski Susan Brusati Shannon Burgess Rita Camire Lisa Carpenter Patty Castillo William Cavalier Sue Channell Kristine Chisholm Donna Chmielewski Beth Clement William Coleman Norman Conner Dean Cook Joanne Crifasi Daina Cruz Shelley Culp Howard Curd Jim Curd Janice Davidson Randall Deaton Russell Dickson 27 judy Diggs Phillip Downey Cheryl Dueweke Robert Dukatz Kelly Emery David Espinoza Bryan Evans Jackie Fill Frank Finch Mary Finn Mark Foreman Mike Ganish Gina Giroux Connie Glassford Sandy Glombowski Donald Gold Cheryl Goretski Dawn Hagan Kelly Harvey Alan Hayden Leslie Hazel Jeff Helzer David Hinkle Earl Hinkle Curtis Hoffman Carol Hoock Jim Hoover Betty Hulett Laurie Hull Jeff Houston 28 William Johnson Cindy Jubenville David Kahler Beth Kersten Randy Kersten Anton Killian Don Koltunowicz Robert Koning Dwight Koves Frank Lanuzza Mark Lapinski Richard Lauwers David Lewis Jim Lewis Raymond Lipa Robert Lipa Larry Lumbardo Kelly Mackey Sally Malburg Karen Matichuk Randy Mayer Michelle Mazur Amado Medrano Norma Metzer Dale Moore Connie Moran Robert Morgan Jim Murray Peter Nothaft Robert Nowicki 29 Debbie Obertein Mary Ochoa Emma Pagel Tim Pelton Jon Perkins Desiree Petersen Nick Petersen Rita Pond Randy Radatz Amy Rawlins Lynn Rhody Ricky Richards Joe Riedel Mary Ann Rodriquez Patty Rodriquez Joyce Rodzos Nadine Romska Darlene Rottmann Eddie Sanchez Mary Sawicki Fred Schoneman Lisa Schwartzkopf Chris Schrader Marlene Smith Joanne Spiller Randy Spiller Jim Stewart Kathy Stewart Carol Stuever Robert Teetzel 30 NOT PICTURED Ray Boomer Lois Detroyer Tom Graham Perry Hopkins Ron Larson Rosemary Medrano Jesse Sagredo Drew Spencer Richard Walker Janice Sexton Lisa Walling Keith Warvie Tom Wik Denise Wills Daniel Wood Doug Woodworth Deanna Woolner Kathy Worth 31 Cathy Cady Secretary Richard Brozowski President Wayne Stine Vice-President CLASS OF 1977 Lynette Culp Treasurer Sponsor Mr. Harry Moore Student Council Representatives Lee Ann Baker Julia Perez Class Princess Lynette Culp Our Freshman Class started out this year by elec- ting Rick Brozowski, President; Wayne Stine, Vice- President; Cathy Cady, Secretary; and Lynette Culp, Treasurer. Mr. Moore was chosen to be our sponsor. We enjoyed Homecoming activities even though our float, Gone With The Wind didn ' t get too far. Representing us as princess was Lynette Culp. In December, Pa t Behnke and Julie Perez were elected to serve as prince and princess at the Christmas Ball. The sophomores initiated us in the high school on January 11, and held a dance for us on January 12. A sophomore appreciation dance took place later in the year. Royal Couple Julia Perez Pat Behnke Float Gone With the Wind Enrollment 130 Magazine Sales $517.43 High Magazines Salesman Mike Barth This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1977 Tu Ramona Aguinaga Patrick Anderson jeff Atkeson Lee Ann Baker Robin Barr Mike Barth Pat Behnke Debbie Beischer Veronica Bolday Tom Bonczar Tony Bowman Richard Brozowski Cheryl Brusati Merle Burgess Joe Burk Sandy Butterfield Cathy Cady Bill Callan Paul Camire Mike Castillo Michelle Cavalier Rodger Chateauvert Monica Criss Lynette Culp Mary Ann D ' Achille Kathy Dowling Joe Dueweke Wayne Elston Steve Eynon Donna Farrow This page sponsored by BROZOWSKI FAMILY ALLENTON, MICH. 33 Brian Feldhus Janice Fill Darcy Flynn Hazel Forton Robin Foster Juli Fuchs Lanette Gajda Allan Galarneau Patty Gardner David Ginn Bob Ginn Jim Gold Margaret Granc Yolanda Haemelinck Dean Hartsock Raymond Hoock Mark Jacob Deana Jurn Diane Kamidoi Kelly Keller Lori Kegler Jayne Klann Tammy Keller Chris Kluger Bill Knop Mike Knodrath Mathew Kot Debbie Lambert Karen Liebisch Robert Long This page sponsored by LEON ' S MARKET Jim Lubahn Tracy Mackey Lucinda Malburg Maureen Malloy Bill McAuley Brian McCoy Robert McDonald Alan Metzer Bryan Miller Mike Murphy Annette Murray Debra Nelson Joe Nemecek Mike Niezgoda Juan Nino Cindy Norwood Russ Nothaft John Pardon Ann Marie Parks Michele Pellegrino Julia Perez Chris Peterson Terry Petz Linda Piche Cindy Popp Debbie Rawlins Robert Robinson Brian Ross Roberta Ruper Carol Ryan This page sponsored by RAY ' S GOLF SERVICE 35 Rick Ryan Robert Saelens Jill Schwartzkopf Carol Sharpe David Villapando Willard Waggoner Jim Sheldon Michelle Smith Rory Walker Ron Watteny Paul Smith Jim Sonner Caroline Wheeler Carolyn White 36 This page sponsored by RAY TOSCH ASSOCIATES Complete Auction Service and Real Estate Broker. Gayle Whiting Bill Whithorn NOT PICTURED Daniel Bosel Larry Radatz Trudy Ketelhut Shelly Wilson Randy Zuelch Typical freshmen! Christmas Ball Royalty-Pat Behnke and Julia Perez You can tell a freshman By their silly eager look. You can tell a sophomore Because they carry one less book. You can tell a junior By their clubs and such. You can tell a senior Because you can ' t tell them much. This page sponsored by CASTLE STEABAN GARAGE 37 JoDee Worden Secretary Sponsor Mr. Robert Abraham Student Council Representatives Joe Brozowski Jill Obertein Class Princess JoDee Worden 38 Tim Meikle President Sue Glombowski Vice-President CLASS OF 1976 The Class of 1976 in their sophomore year chose for class officers: Tim Meikle-President, Sue Glombowski-Vice President, JoDee Worden- Secretary, and Janice Behnke-Treasurer. Homecoming came off with a big bang with the theme of “Nostalgia . We chose Bonnie and Clyde in “Shoot ' em down for our float. JoDee Worden Reigned as our Homecoming Princess. Then came the time to choose our rings. After the job of deciding which ring we wanted, the excitement mounted as we all waited for them to arrive in early spring. We had a busy week initiating the freshmen. The girls wore skirts just below their knees, sweat shirts, bobby socks and their hair in ringlets. The boys wore shorts, white socks, fingernail polish, lipstick and bows in their hair. That Saturday night we held a dance honoring them featuring the band “Stella . None of us will forget our sophomore year in 1973-74. Magazine Sales $495.09 Magazine High Salesman Art Czachowski This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1976 Janice Behnke Treasurer Royal Couple Jim Tamba Carol Diggs Float Shoot ' em Down Enrollment 118 A Pat Atkinson Steve Baker Terry Barr Janice Behnke John Bell Robin Bentley Bev Blair Walt Bonczar Mark Boomer Tammy Bradish Steve Bradley Joe Brozowski Gayle Bullock Ernest Camancho Diane Camacho Jane Carpenter Ron Channell Teri Channell 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 Norm Dukatz Linda Eilis Philip Feldhus Tom Finch Coreen Flynn Linda Foreman Darlene Foster Liz Gardner Patty Ginn Ed Glassford Sue Glombowski Pat Green Marion Griswold Randy Hallman Jeff Harris Jamie Harvey Mark Harvey Sheryl Hayden Lonnie Helzer Wanita Hill Bonnie Hoffman Deanna Hurlburt Denise Irwin Becky Jelneck Mike Jones Steve Jones Dianne Kegler Marilyn Kegler Margaret Kersten 40 This page sponsored by LONDON ' S DISPOSAL SERVICE Martin Kot Amy Lang Curtis Steece Loraine Lipa Lynne London Shelly Luscomb Bruce Mackey Paul Malburg Nancy Malloy Kathy Manuszak Scott May Neil McMichael Wayne McVeigh Tim Meikle Chris Murray Sherrie Nelson Russ Neuman John Norwood Violet Norwood Jill Obertein Mark Ogden Marcia Palecki Laura Patow Carlo Pellegrino Cindy Petz Ron Phillips Susan Piche Charles Rattew Caroline Rodriquez Ernestine Rosas This page sponsored by ELMER LANG SONS 41 42 Jim Tamba Susan Theisen Gladys Thomas || SNACKS ]| SNACKSHOP — i I Our Salvation! This page sponsored by SMITH ' S CHRISTMAS TREE FARM This page sponsored by BROWN ' S VARIETY STORE 43 Lucy Detroyer Secretary CLASS OF 1975 Teresa Castillo Treasurer Sponsors Mr. Jack Armstrong Miss Carol Andrews Mr. Arden Nickerson Student Council Representative Coleen Mackey Class Princess Bessie Pellegrino A new year begins with new officers, Bob VanNor- man as President; Steve Kamidoi, Vice-President; Lucy Detroyer, Secretary; Teresa Castillo, Treasurer and Colleen Mackey, Student Council Representative. As our class sponsors, we chose Mr. Jack Armstrong, Miss Carol Andrews, and Mr. Arden Nickerson. To start a new year off to the best of our ability, we won first place on our Homecoming float, Chiefs on the Warpath and picked Bessie Pellegrino as our princess. When the holidays rolled around we chose Sue Galarneau and Steve Brozowski as our Christmas Ball Royal princess and prince. As the year continues the Juniors will work hard to make the early spring prom, Pieces of April , a big success. Christmas Ball Royalty Steve Brozowski Sue Galarneau Float Chiefs On Warpath Enrollment 120 Magazine Sales $484.52 Prom Theme Pieces of April Magazine High Salesman Jo Ellen Neuman This page sponsored by THE CLASS OF 1975 Theresa Abshier Linda Anderson Debbie Bentley Linda Bishop Theresa Bolday Cindy Bollaert Mitch Bollaert Sandy Bowman Bruce Bradley Rhonda Brooks Steve Brozowski Mike Brusati Sandy Callan Sandy Carroll Teresa Castillo Mary Ann Castle Sheryl Chisholm Kurt Clark joe Cook Lucy Detroyer Rhonda Diggs Bruce Downey Brenda Edgerton Linda Eldridge Teresa Evans Peggy Eynon Cheryl Farrow Peggy Ferrett Jeff Floyd Kevin Flynn This page sponsored by CAPAC PATENT MEDICINE 45 46 Randy Friedsberg Laurie Gajda Sue Galarneau Becky Ginn Phil Honsinger Leon Jamison Ed Jubenville Kevin Jurn Steve Kamidoi Denise Kegler Brad Keller Laurie Keller Bob Kersten Fred Kinzer Vicki Knop t Diane Kondrath David Koning Jim Lang Cary Libkie Chuck Lumbardo 4 I Coleen Mackey Jim Makowske Lorinda Malburg Tim Manuszak Charles Martinez I Maryanne Matichuk Merlin McClellan Bryon McCoy Brad Mclver Tom Miller CAPAC FARMER ' S ELEVATOR - Grain, Seeds, Salt, Fertilizer, Coal, Master Mix Feeds. Greg Mills JoEllen Neuman Jim Niezgoda Jesse Nino Bill Norwood Joe Nowak JoJean Nuszkiewicz Dennis Obertein Clare Ondersma Gerald Opificius Doug Palecki Robert Palmateer Denise Paschick Bessie Pellegrino Diana Perez Kent Perkins Pam Rhody Denise Rodzos Ramona Ruper Dan Ryan Ron Saelens Diane Salerno Gilbert Sanchez Stephanie Sawicki Judy Schocke Annette Schulz Cindy Schwartzkopf Mitch Schwartzkopf Donna Sheldon Greg Smith This page sponsored by MORTIMER SONS LUMBER Bob VanNorman Cindy Villalpando Linda Mann NOT PICTURED Joe Barone Jim Fuchs Charles Dulaney Jim Miller 48 This page sponsored by WILLIAM STROUP TRUCKING ALOUETTE SERVICES OURS IS AN OPEN WORLD TO TRANSFORM. The graduates are going forth- Bless them everyone.- To run this hard and stubborn world Just as it should be run; But much I fear they ' ll find that facts Don ' t always track with dreams; And running this old world is not As easy as it seems. The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He ' s but to ask-the world will lay It ' s trophies at his feet. But school days done and work begun, He learns to his regret The college experience He has not mastered yet. The world has garlands and applause At graduating time; But may forget him the next day When he attempts to climb. Life is a battle where each one Must seek and hold his own He who would rise above the clouds Must scale the heights alone. This is the rule of life today, As it has ever been: The world bestows its smile on those Who have the strength to win. Breath all outward semblances It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know But asks, what can you do? GRADUATES This page sponsored by CAPAC JOURNAL 51 Vicki Ferrett Treasurer Jayme Bell Historian Secretary Sponsors Mr. Thomas Herremens Mr. Michael Swartz Mr. Clifford Wellman Student Council Representatives Anita Stuever Nancy Norwood Caps And Gowns Royal Blue and Princess Blue We the Class of 74, began our last year in Capac High School under the leadership of officers Nancy Wheeler-President, Cathy Doutry-Vice President, Melinda Kersten-Secretary, and Vicki Ferrett- Treasurer. WE “screamed ' ' into Homecoming, winning the spirit jug, and our float, which we finally decided to call “Capac ' s Golden Record , to celebrate the Chief ' s golden winning record, took third place. Homecoming was topped off by the crowning of Tina Murphy as Homecoming Queen. We welcomed the holidays with the Christmas Ball — Sleighride . Dale Oland and Marcy Lustig were elected to reign as King and Queen. Plans are underway for a Senior Skip Day and graduation in the spring. Enrollment 91 Class Colors White and Blue Float Golden Hits Christmas Ball Royalty Marcy Lustig and Dale Oland Homecoming Queen Tina Murphy Magazine Sales $645.71 Magazine High Salesman Jan Clark 52 This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1974 JAYME BELL Rd. CATHY BARTH REX ALLEN ELAYNEBARR CAPAC NORMAN A. BEHNKE MANUFACTURING CO., 14850 Downey RANDY BOWMAN Capac, Mich. GAIL SUE BEHNKE ELIZABETH ANN BRIGGS KEITH THOMAS BRINKER ROBERT C. BROZOWSKI GERALDINE A. CAMIRE SALLY A. CASTILLO BARRY BULLOCK This page sponsored by BULLOCK ' S PLUMBING PEGGY A. ELSTON JOHN DETROYER 55 Compliments of CLARK BROTHERS EXCAVATING TERRY R. COLD 5 6 This page sponsored by GREENIA BROTHERS LINDA HUNTER This page sponsored by BELLE RIVER TOOL ENGINEERING 57 9 TERESA MARIE KOT 58 Congratulations Senior Class, SEVERENCE METAL CASTING PATRICIA MIKOLAJCZYK This page sponsored by MICHIGAN ANIMAL BREEDERS CO-OP. 59 CONNIE NINO NANCY ANN NORWOOD DALE OLAND 60 This page sponsored by BARTH BAKERY KURT ALLEN ROBINSON This page sponsored by CAL GAS PATRICIA M. RUFFNER JODY DEAN SCHOCKE GEORGE K.SCHONEMAN DEBBIE SONNER 62 This page sponsored by J. R. PAINT CO. 1314 Burgess Rd. Allenton MARK J. TRAUB This page sponsored by KOZY KOVE RESTAURANT 63 KATHY (CARPENTER) WATERS 64 This page sponsored by BELLE RIVER TOOL ENGINEERING f GERALD WHITING KRIS WILKINS HARVEY WITTSTOCK ROCKY JO WIXON MARIE ANN WOHL LAURA LEEWOOLNER CAROL ONESI This page sponsored by CLARKSON ' S DAIRY 65 SENIOR DIRECTORY REX ALLEN-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Silver Award Poultry Contest 3. ELAYNE BARR-Band 1; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Ski Club 3. CATHY BARTH-Band 1; G.A.A. 1-2-4; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3. GAIL BEHNKE-G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3; Year- book 4. NORM BEHNKE-Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Football 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Debate 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Varsity Club 3-4; Ski Club 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Southern Thumb League Band 2-3-4; Greater Michigan All-Star Band 3. JAYME BELL-Band 1-3-4; Band Council 4; Band Ensemble 4; Chorus 2- 3-4; Fine Arts Ensemble 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3; Latin Club 2-3; Debate 2-3-4; Forensics 3; District Forensics- Serious Interp. 1st Place 3; Student Council 1-4; Class Officer- Historian 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. RANDY BOWMAN-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Football 1. ELIZABETH ANN BRIGGS-Student Librarian 3-4; Girl ' s Basketball 2- 3- 4; Captain 4; Girl ' s Track 2-3; Varsity Club 4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice President 3; Class Officer-Secretary 2; Pep Club 3-4; President 3; Ski Club 3; Christmas Ball Princess 3. KEITH BRINKER- DONNA BROZOWSKI-F.H.A. 2-3-4; Historian 3; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Secretary 3; Ski Club 3; Class Officer-Treasurer 3; Latin Club 2-3; Yearbook 4; Football Statistician 4. BOB BROZOWSKI-Latin Club 2-3; Track 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; First Team All-League Football 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Band Ensemble 4; Band Student Council Representative 4; League Honors Band 2-3-4; Basketball 1; Movie Club 2; Ski Club 3; Varsity Club 3-4; School Paper 3-4. BARRY BULLOCK-Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Football 3-4; All-League Football 4; Varsity Club 3-4; Ski Club 3-4; Chorus 3; F.F.A. 1 -2-3-4; A.Y.E. 1; Student Council Representative 4; Perfect Attendance 3. GERRY CAMIRE-F.H.A. 3-4; Chorus 4; G.A.A. 2-3-4; Pep Club 3, Ski Club 3. SALLY CASTILLO-Spanish Club 2-3; President 3; National Honor Society 2-3-4; President 4; Yearbook 2-3-4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Pre-School Tutor 4; Class Officer-Vice President 2; President 3; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4. DENNIS CHISHOLM-Football 1-2-3-4; All-League Football 4; Varsi- ty Club 1-2-3-4; Vice President 4; Wrestling 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Baseball 4; F.F.A. 4; School Paper 4. JAN CLARK-Band 1-2; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Cheerleader 2-3-4; Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Vice President 4; Chorus 2-3; A.Y.E. 2-3-4; Student Council Represen- tative 3-4; Ski Club 3; Student Librarian 3-4; Forensics 3; Exchange Student to Denmark 3; Homecoming Queen ' s Court 4; Christmas Ball Princess 2. DENNIS DAVIDSON-Chorus 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts Ensemble 3-4; Baseball 1-2-3; Projectionest 3. JOHN DETROYER-Football 4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Varsity Club 4. CATHLEEN DOUTRY-G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Ski Club 3; Health Careers 3; Band 1-2; Cheerleader 3-4; A.Y.E. 2-3; Class Officer-Vice President 1-4. LELAND DULANEY- PEGGY ELSTON-F.H.A. 1; F.F.A. 2-3; Chorus 3; G.A.A. 2-3; Student Librarian 3. VICKI FERRETT-F.H.A. 2-3-4; Regional Historian 3; Crisco Award 2; Ski Club 3; G.A.A. 3; Chorus 3; Yearbook 4; Class Officer-Treasurer 4. CINDY FRIEDSBERG-G.A.A. 1-4; F.F.A. 1-4; Chorus 1-4. ROD FRIEDSBERG-F.F.A. 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Varsity Club 3. LORRAINE GALARNEAU-Spanish Club 1; Cheerleader 4; Basket- ball 3; Girl ' s Track 2; Chorus 3; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; School Paper 4; Pep Club 3-4; Ski Club 3. TERRY GOLD-F.F.A. 3-4. KAREN CRAYBIEL-Band 1; Cheerleading 1-2-3-4; Captain 4; G.A.A. 2-3; Chorus 2-3-4; Fine Arts Ensemble 3-4; Student Council 2; A.Y.E. 3-4; Secretary 4; Ski Club 3. DAVID GREENIA-F.F.A. 2-3-4; Basketball 1; Chorus 3-4; A.Y.E. 3. DOUGLAS W. HARTSOCK-Basketball 1. ROBERT HASKINS- MARK HINKLE-Spanish Club 1; F.F.A. 2. MARK HULETT- LINDA HUNTER-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3; Ski Club 3; Class Princess 1; Homecoming Queen ' s Court 4. CHERYLE HURLBURT-G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Historian 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 3-4; Ski Club 3; All-Star Volley Ball Team 3; Football Statistician 4. DAVID IRWIN-Baseball 2; School Paper 3. SARAH JACKSON-Chorus 2-3. DAVE JELNECK- MELINDA KERSTEN-G.A.A. 2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Student Council Rep. 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Ski Club 3; Secretary 3; Student Librarian 3-4; Class Officer-Secretary 4. JOANNE KORZYNSKI-G.A.A. 2-3-4; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 3; Girl ' s Chorus 3-4. TERESA KOT-Cheerleader 1-2-3; JV Captain 2; Yearbook 1-4; Girl ' s Track 2; Chorus 1-3-4; Fine Arts Ensemble 3-4; Forensics 2-3; District Forensics Award-2nd Place Children ' s Story Telling 2; Debate 4; Blue Water League-2nd Place Speaker Point Award 4; Southern Thumb League -7th Place Speaker Point Award 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; School Paper 4; Class Officer- President 2. DOUG taFLEUR-Band 1-2-3-4. MIKE LAPINSKI-Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4; League Honors Band 4; F.F.A. 3; Silver Award-Farm Management 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Yearbook 4; School Paper-Editor (Assistant) 4; Wind Ensemble 4. DALE LEDEBUHR-F.F.A. 2-3-4; F.F.A. Junior President 3; F.F.A. Vice President 4; F.F.A. Poultry-Gold Award 4; Yearbook 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Band 1-2-3-4; Drum Major 4; Varsity Club 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Student Council 1-2-3-4; President 4; Ski Club 1-3; President 1; William Randolf Hearst Foundation Award 4. KEITH LUSTIG-Football 3-4; Track 3-4. This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1974 MARCY LUSTIG-Band 3-4; Majorette 3-4; Head Majorette 4; F.F.A. 3-4; Debate 3; Ski Club 3; Vice President 3; Christmas Ball Queen 4; Silver Award-Dairy Products in F.F.A. 3. JOE MATICHUK-National Honor Society 3-4; Golf Team 3-4; Varsi- ty Club 4. PATTY MIKOLAJCYK-G.A.A. 2-3-4; School Paper 4; Ski Club 1-3; Track 4; Pep Club 3. TINA MURPHY-A.Y.E. 2-3; St udent Librarian 1-2-3-4; Ski Club 3; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Class Princess 3; Homecoming Queen 4. JIM NETTNAY-F.F.A. 3; Spanish Club 2; Band 1; League Honors Band 1; Basketball 2; Varsity Club 1-2-3-4; Golf 1-2-3-4; Student Council 2; Class Officer-Vice President 3; Projectionist 3; School Paper 3-4. CONNIE NINO-G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Secretary 4; Basketball 2-3-4; All League Basketball Honorable Mention 3; All League Basketball Second Team 4. NANCY NORWOOD-F.H.A. 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; School Paper 2; Student Council 3-4; Pep Club 3; Freshman Class Princess; Homecoming Queen ' s Court 4. THOMAS O ' CONNOR-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice President 3; President 4. MARY OGDEN-A.Y.E. 2-3; Chorus 2-3-4; Band 3-4; Fine Arts Ensemble 3-4; Debate 2-3-4; Blue Water League-lst Place Speaker Point Award 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Council 3. DALE OLAND-Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2; Chorus 3-4. BETTY ONDERSMA-Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 3-4; Chorus 1-3-4; Fine Arts Ensemble 4. CAROL ONE SI- CHERYL PARKER MIKE PELTON-Football 1-2-3; Track 1. DONNA PRICE-G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice President 3; Chorus 3; Ski Club 1; Girl ' s Basketball 3; Forensics 2; Pep Club 3-4; Girl ' s Track 2- 3-4; Most Improved Speech Award 2. STEVE RATTEW-Football 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Projectionist 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Varsity Club 4. STEVE RINKE-Track 1; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Basketball 2. KURT ROBINSON-Football 1-2-3-4; All-League Football First Team- Defense 4; All Area Football Team 4; All Metro Detroit East Team 4; Honorable Mention All State Football 4; Co-Captain Football 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Co-Captain Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1; Golf 2-3- 4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; President 4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; A.Y.E. 2-3; Projec- tionist 2-3; School Paper 4; Chorus 4; Ski Club 3; Class Officer- President 1. TERRY ROMSKA-Football 1-2; School Paper 1-2; Student Council 2; F.F.A. 3-4. JULIE ROSS- Student Librarian 2-3; Chorus 2-3-4. PATIRICIA RUFFNER-G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Chorus 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Ski Club 3; Cheerleader 4. JODY SCHOCKE-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Silver Award for F.F.A. Point System; Varsity Club 3-4; Band 1-3; Wrestling 3-4. GEORGE SCHONEMAN-National Honor Society 2-3-4; School Paper 3; Baseball 2; Ski Club 1-3; Class Officer-Treasurer 1. RANDY SCHULTZ-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Football 1. DEBBIE SONNER-Yearbook 1-2-3-4; Business Manager 4; F.H.A. 1- 2-3-4; Secretary 3; Regional F.H.A. President 3; School Paper 1-4; G.A.A. 1-2; Forensics 1-3; Ski Club 3; Student Council 4. DON STANGE-F.F.A. 2-3; Football 1; Band 1-2. RANDY STANILOIU-Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1 - 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 4; Chorus 3; Varsity Club 2-3-4. SANDY STRONG- ANITA STUEVER-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Junior Secretary 2; Secretary 3-4; Regional Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 4: Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1-2-3- 4; A.Y.E. 2-3-4: Secretary 3: Reporter 4: MFTA State Vice-President 3: State President 4; Yearbook Staff 2; Student Council 3-4: Secretary 3-4; Girl ' s Basketball 2-3-4; Girl ' s Track 2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4: Treasurer 4; Class Officer-Secretary 3. DIANE SWIDER-Health Careers Club 1-2-3-4; Historian 2: Reporter 4; Chorus 3-4; Student Librarian 1-2; Yearbook Staff 2-3-4; Latin Club 2-3; Student Council Overseas Scholarship 4. ROBERT TAMBA-Football 1; Basketball 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Var- sity Club 3-4; Golf Club 4; Baseball 3. MARK TRAUB- EARL VAN NORMAN-Wrestling 3-4; School Paper 3; Varsity Club 4. WILLIAM JOD VIVIAN-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. GARY WAGNER- ERIC F. WAINWRIGHT-Band 1-2-3-4; League Band 1: Band Council 2- 3; Drum Major 3; Pep Band; Basketball 1-2-4; School Play 1; A.Y.E. 2; 7-8 grade Model Building Class Advisor. SALLY WALKER-F.H.A. 3-4; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 3. TOM WATTENY-Football 1; Baseball 1; Projectionist 1; F.F.A. 2-3-4; A.Y.E. 1. KATHY WATERS-G.A.A. 1-2-3; Girl ' s Basketball 2; Cheerleader 1; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1; Drill Team 2. NANCY WHEELER-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4: Junior Treasurer 2: Treasurer 3-4; G.A.A. 1 -2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Varsity Club 4: Treasurer 4; Class Officer-President 4; Girl ' s Basket- ball 2-3-4; Girl ' s Track 3-4; All-League Second Girl ' s Basketball Team 4; Girl ' s All-Star Volleyball Team 3; Footb ' Statitician 4. JEANNE WHITE-F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4. GERALD WHITING-Track 1; Basketball 1-2; Projectionist 3; F.F.A. 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Band Council President 4; Football Student Manager 1; Student Council 1; Class Officer-Treasurer 2. KRIS WILKINS-G.A.A. 3-4. HARVEY WITTSTOCK-Student Council 1; F.F.A. 2-3-4. ROCKY WIXON-F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Student Council 4. MARIE ANN WOHL-F.H.A. 3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Ski Club 3; Track 4; All Star Volleyball Team 3. LAURA WOOLNER- Results are obtained by exploiting Opportunities, not by solving Problems. All one can hope to get By solving a problem is To restore normality. The pertinent question is not How to do things but how to find The right things to do, And to concentrate resources And efforts on them. This page sponsored by CLASS OF 1974 THE QUESTION IS NOT HOW TO DO THINGS; BUT HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT THINGS TO DO. If we are going to become involved in transforming, not just the lives of individuals, But the patterns of human living, we must start transforming the patterns of communication. Of recreation, of government, of professional life. To work at this level, we obviously need, a deep professional understanding of these areas. We cannot be ignorant of social structure and hope of changing them; We cannot have an impact in a given profession unless we are recognized as competent with that profession. ORGANIZATIONS This page sponsored by Dr. C. B. ZIEGENHORN 69 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Dale Ledebuhr-President, Cindy Bollaert-Vice-President, Jean Wainwright-Treasurer, Anita Stuever-Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. William Stramaglio-Advisor, Cindy Worth, Nancy Norwood, Debbie Sonner, Julia Perez, Mr. Wallace Leslie-Advisor. THIRD ROW: Teresa Castillo, Cathy Cady, Jan Clark, Lee Ann Baker, Coleen Mackey, Jayme Bell. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Keller, Jeff Harris, Bob Brozowski, Joe Brozowski, Jill Obertein, Sue Galarneau. Student Council is intended as a service organization. Besides the routine approval of money-making activities, Student Council serves the school in several other ways. With profits from the magazine sale it puts on assemblies, awards overseas and college scholarships, and purchases items for the school. This year a new service was initiated: Special Clinic Funds for students wishing to attend clinics or workshops. It also initiated a Welcoming Committee to get new students acquainted with the school and classmates. Among other purchases was a Track and Field Records Board. To familiarize members with school policy-making, Student Council members now attend the Board of Education meetings. The most successful activity of the year was Homecoming, which was described by many as our best Homecoming ever. 70 This page sponsored by CAPAC HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 7TH 8TH GRADE STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Sandy Hunter, Phillip Downey, Gina Giroux, Kris Graybiel-President, Wendi Sieggreen, Raymond Lipa, Kelly Mackey. SECOND ROW: Melissa Kersten, Melanie Markwart, Janet Leitz, Robert Lipa, Ronnie Johnson, JoAnne Pellegrino, Mike Lauwers. THIRD ROW: Tim Brooks, Barb Ginn, Cathy Worth, Sally Malburg, Chris Jones, Mary Ellen Finn, Kathy Brozowski, Mr. Philip O ' Jibway, Advisor. Last year we organized as a Junior High School Student Council in the Middle School, however this year we have met under the title Seventh and Eighth Grade Student Council, in the high school. Although we are concerned about the problem of these two grades in- volved, many of our duties overlap with those of the High School Student Council. However, we have organized a few dances and fun nights throughout the year for seventh and eighth graders. One high school activity, which we would like to mention is the magazine sale. On behalf of the entire Student Council, we would like to commend the seventh and eighth graders for their outstanding performance. We look forward to seeing these and perhaps better results next year. This page sponsored by JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Marion Fischer-Advisor, Teresa Castillo-Student Council Representative, Connie Nino- Secretary, Sally Castillo-President, Jan Clark-Vice President, Anita Stuever-Treasurer, Cheryle Hurlburt-Historian. SECOND ROW: Maryanne Matichuk, Jayme Bell, Mary Ogden, Sandy Bowman, Lorinda Malburg, Rhonda Brooks, Debbie Bentley, Teresa Kot. THIRD ROW: Coleen Mackey, Elayne Barr, Joe Matichuk, Nancy Wheeler, Norman Behnke, Ed Jubenville, Dale Ledebuhr, George Schoneman. As in the past few years, National Honor Society (NHS) began this year making arrangements for the Homecoming balloon sales. Once again there were colorful clowns walking the halls saying, Twenty- five cents a balloon or four for a dollar. Meanwhile, Elementary and Middle School children eagerly waited to see the clowns in the Homecoming Parade. Of course, this day could never have been quite a success without the generosity of Durkee ' s Grocery Store, Brown ' s Department Store, Jolly Jim ' s Market, Clarkson ' s Dairy Bar, and Leon ' s Village Mart who each donated candy to hand out to the anxious children. Another important thing to take care of when the year started was to have members sign up to take tickets at all home athletic ac- tivities. We not only perform services for our school, but also for those around us. On February 13th, we visited the people at the Oakdale Center in Lapeer and those in the Goodells Medical Center and presented them with Valentine cards and cookies. This year marked the beginning of the nomination of two senior members to apply for a $1,000 scholarship from the National Associa- tion of Secondary Schools. Student Exchange with other school chapters has also been initiated this year. Induction of our new members is the highlight of each year ' s ac- tivities. And without the help of our new sponsor, Mrs. Marian Fischer, it could never have gone so smoothly. We would like to thank her for all the time and effort she has given to our organization. 72 This page sponsored by NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Joan Stange, Debbie Bentley, Laurie Gajda, Lorinda Malburg, Mary Ogden, Jayme Bell. SECOND ROW: Norman Behnke, Jim Lang, Mrs. Montgomery- Instructor, Jean Wainright, Teresa Kot. This year ' s Debate Team has just completed the most successful competitive season ever in debating this year ' s topic, Resolved: That the Federal Govern- ment should provide a program to employ all employable United States citizens living in poverty. Capac ' s ten debaters won three team trophies and a total of four individual speaker awards. Blue Water League competition ended with Capac in first place with a 15-3 record. Efforts in the South Thumb League resulted in a 7-5 record for third place. In addition, the Blue Water League record qualified Capac for the coveted Detroit Free Pr ess Debating Excellence Pla- que. Competing for Capac in the Blue Water League were the teams of Jayme Bell and Mary Ogden, with an undefeated record of 10-0; Debbie Bentley and Joan Stange, with a record of 6-2. South Thumb League com- petitors included Jim Lang and Norm Behnke, 5-2; Jean Wainright and Teresa Kot, 7-5; Lorinda Malburg and Laurie Gajda, 2-4. Capac speakers also earned awards for individual speaker excellence: in the Blue Water League, Mary Ogden and Jayme Bell placed first and second, respectively; in the South Thumb League, Norm Behnke and Teresa Kot took first and seventh, respectively. Teresa also received the third place junior-varsity speaker award in the Blue Water League. Capac is proud of its debaters and wishes them con- tinued success this year and in future seasons. DEBATE TEAM Mary Ogden and Jayme Bell display the trophy awarded for Capac ' s 1st place finish in the Blue Water League. This page sponsored by FAMILY STORE YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bob Kersten-Photographer, Teresa Castillo-Assistant Editor, Sally Cast.llo-Ed.tor, Debb.e Sonner- Business Manager, Maryanne Matichuk-Assistant Business Manager. SECOND ROW: Amy Lang, Rhonda DiKS Michele Pellegrino, Janice Schocke, Gail Behnke, Lisa Clark. THIRD ROW: Teresa Kot, R.ta Swider, Shirley Cnfasi, Donna Brozowsk Vicki 8 Ferrett luli Fuchs Denise Irwin. FOURTH ROW: Judy Schocke, Annette Murray, Maureen Malloy, Mary Ann D AchilirKimtroup Maureen Schmaltz, Sandy Carroll. FIFTH ROW: Diane Swider, Liz Wills, Marcy Lust.g, Steve Brozowski, Nancy Wheeler, Dar VanNeste, Jean Wainwright, Mr. Wallace Leslie-Advisor. With the growing number of students in our school system, our yearbook too is growing which means more work. This year we are fortunate enough to have Mr. Leslie as our advisor once again; for without this gentleman the Yearbook would not be possible. Each year there seems to be more pages to work with and less time to do so but we have managed to carry out our duties and responsibilities. To help us financially with the yearbook, we sold can- dy bars in late fall and early winter. We are looking forward to other fund-raising pro- jects as well as working on our summer supplement. Mr. Ken Trusten from Powell Studios takes group pic tures. In memory of THOMAS LESLIE - Editor 67 FIRST SEMESTER CHIEFTAIN STAFF FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mike Lapinski-Assistant-Editor, Ms. Barbara Redding-Advisor, Clara Ondersma-Editor. SECOND ROW: Judy Schocke, Theresa Kot, Cindy Worth, Debbie Sonner, Dennis Chisholm, Kim Stroup, Lucy Detroyer, Lorraine Galarneau, Patty Mikolajczk. THIRD ROW: Kevin Jurn, Greg Mills, Kurt Robinson, Jim Lang, Mark Hulett, Bob Brozowski, Jim Nettnay, Sandy Carroll, Cheryl Farrow, Pam Rhody. This year for the first time in many years the Chief- tain Staff acquired a new advisor. On the retirement of Mrs. Clarkson our Journalism I teacher, Ms. Redding, filled her position. Under her guidance we were able to achieve our goals for the 73 fall semester. Along with publishing a paper every two weeks we learned alot of helpful little points involving our work. From ex- perience it was learned that we should rotate our stu- dent help for publishing night, instead of having the whole staff present we decided to have only one member from each department on hand to help. Although, on our staff we had an Editor and an Assis- tant Editor it was decided from then on to adopt the system of Co-Editors. We also did a bit of interior decorating on the walls of the bookroom and the headliner machine table by covering them with washable wallpaper. Several etchings of Indians were drawn on the walls and the pin up boards were covered with red and blue materials. We all learned alot when it came to cooperation and all in all it was a very intriguing experience. Staff members hurry to meet deadline. This page sponsored by CAPAC CHIEFTAIN. 75 STUDENT LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Coleen Mackey, Lorinda Malburg, Margaret Kerstein, Betsy Briggs. SECOND ROW: Jan Clark, Melinda Kersten, Tina Murphy, Mrs. Fischer-Advisor. PROJECTIONISTS FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Steve Rattew, Brad Keller, Dennis Obertein, Mrs. Fischer- Advisor, Jim Makowske, Merlin McClellan, Wayne Stine. This page sponsored by ANSPAUGH EXCAVATING CO. AMERICAN YOUTH FOR EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Debbie Bentley-Treasurer, Coleen Mackey-Vice President, Lorinda Malburg-President, Karen Graybiel-Secretary, Anita Stuever-Reporter. SECOND ROW: Cindy Bollaert, Robin Bentley, Becky Ginn, Jan Clark-Student Council Represen- tative. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Brooks, Todd Troutman, Jeff Harris, Laurie Gajda-Historian. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bev Blair-Secretary, Amy Lang-Vice President, Laurie Gajda- President, Mrs. Josephine Kahn-Advisor. SECOND ROW: JoJean Nuszkiewicz, Stephanie Sawicki, Jean Wainwright-Student Council Representative, Cathy Manuszak, Linda Eldridge. THIRD ROW: Cindy Bollaert, Becky Ginn, Sandy Bowman, Cindy Worth, Diane Swider-Reporter. This page sponsored by Dr. O. B. KAHN 77 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Gail Behnke, Vicki Ferrett, Nancy Norwo od, Donna Brozowski, Sharon Young. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mary Parker-Advisor, Debbie Sonner, Gerry Camire, Rita Swider. THIRD ROW: Sally Walker, Betty Ondersma, Joanne Kor- zynski, Jeanne White. Although the Future Homemakers of America have not elected their official officers for this year, they still continued to carry on such activities as serving of the annual FFA banquet and making dolls which were taken to the Oakdale Center in Lapeer on Valentines Day. Next year, they hope to carry on their regular business as in the past years. Home Economics class prepares us for full service in FHA. This page sponsored by FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Barry Bullock, Denise Paschick, Clare Ondersma, Mr. Thomas Herremans-Advisor, Dale Stuever-Sentinal, Anita Stuever-Secretary, Tom O ' Conner- President, Dale Ledebuhr-Vice President, Nancy Wheeler- Treasurer, Joe Nowak-Reporter, Denise Rodzos, Debbie White, Linda Hunter, Dennis Obertein, Greg Smith, Randy Staniloiu. SECOND ROW: Tony Bowman, Scott May, Mar- cy Lustig, Dan Ryan, Gilbert Sanchez, Terry Gold, Dave Koning, Leon Jamison, Tim Manuszak, Mike Wilson, Cheryl Parker, Tom Bonczar, Bill McAulley, Bob Long, Jim Sonner, Mitch Schwartzkopf. THIRD ROW: Rick Waters, Jere Ross, Bob Robinson, Bob McDonald, Jim Sheldon, Brian Ross, Willard Waggoner, Matt Kot, Bill Withorn, Ran- dy Zuelch, Terry Petz, Bill Knop, Donna Sheldon, John Detroyer, Dave Greenia, Rocky Wixon, Wayne Stine, Tom Wattney. FOURTH ROW: Pat Green, Russell Neuman, Chris Kluger, John Bell, Steve Baker, Randy Hallman, Rick Brozowski, John Pardon, Norm Dukatz, Tina Murphy, Kurt Robinson, Dale Oland, Rod Friedsberg, Gary Wagner, Keith Brinker, Steve Rattew, Randy Schultz. FIFTH ROW: Tammy Bradish, Shirley Crifasi, Wanita Hill, Kathy Dowling, Jim Gold, Bob Tamba, Charles Rattew, Neil M cMichael, Jody Schocke, Kent Perkins, Dennis Chisholm, Bruce Downey, Tom Miller, Gerald Opificius, Steve Bradley, Rex Allen. SIXTH ROW: Maureen Malloy, Annette Murray, Mark Stern, Cindy Popp, Donna Farrow, Bill Callan, Joe Young, Monica Criss, Patti Ginn, Liz Gardner, Mary Chmielewski, Bill Wills, Duane Rottman, Bill Vivian, Joe Cook, Randy Bowman, Jeff Harris, Joe Brozowski. This year the Capac Future Farmers of America (FFA) is recognized as one of the largest in the state. It is also one of the best, having received gold chapter ratings for the past two years. The FFA is the only club in the school which keeps its activities going throughout the summer. During the summer months members participate in such activities as judging clinics, recreation, and livestock and crop exhibits at several fairs. Each year the chapter participates and receives awards in several contests: District Soil Judging contest, MSU Poultry contest, Leadership contests, and the state Agriculture Skills contest. The chapter sends delegates to the National Convention in Kansas City, the State Convention in East Lansing, and the new officers to Regional Leadership Training Camp. Besides leadership activities, members carry on their own supervised agricultural experience projects, either on the farm or in agri-business. Members of the Capac chapter have been honored as award winners and officers of both the state and the regional organization. One of the highlights of the year comes at the annual FFA Banquet, when members are awarded for their efforts throughout the year. This page sponsored by FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CAP AC HIGH FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mary Ogden, Jayme Bell, Tracy Mackey, Tammy Keller, Janice Behnke, Lucinda Malburg, Lisa Clark, Gayle Whiting. SECOND ROW: Coleen Mackey, Debbie Bentley, Lorinda Malburg, Judy Schocke, Deana Jurn, Deanna Hurlburt, Rhonda Diggs, Diana Perez, Dale Ledebuhr, Loraine Lipa. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Kegler, Lori Kegler, Linda Theisen, Carol Diggs, Melinda Kersten, Lina Dickson, Ann Parks, Carol Sharpe, Vicky Woolner, Brian Feldhus, Joe Brozowski, Laurie Gajda, Jean Wainwright. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Bollaert, Violet Norwood, Kathy Dowling, Juli Fusch, Sherrie Nelson, Caroline Wheeler, Patty Ginn, Cindy Norwood, Lynne Cline, Nancy Shutt, Wanita Hill, Becky Jelneck, Ron Phillips, David Wainwright, Wayne McVeigh. STANDING: Jim Gold, Bob Ginn, Maureen Schmaltz, Lanette Gajda, Sue Glombowski, Ric Wainwright. The band started out with the largest number of musicians ever, with 96 members give or take a few. We played at all the home football games and done such things as having the seniors dancing to the Twist and fire baton routines with the majorettes. Our last game which would have been our finest performance, was froze out at the last minute. We went to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor for Band Day for the first time in three years. We had to wear garbage bags for raincoats dur- ing practice because it was raining so hard. But later it cleared up and the rest of the day went very well. This page sponsored by Mrs. EDITH MALTAS SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Rhonda Brooks, Kim Stroup, Cathy Cady, Robin Bentley, JoDee Worden, Margaret Kersten, Lena Withun, Jayne Klann. SECOND ROW: Caroline Rodriguez, John Norwood, Chuck Lumbardo, Richard Brozowski, Robin Barr, Becky Ginn, Phil Feldhus, Jane Carpenter, Beverly Blair. THIRD ROW: Lynne London, Jim Fuchs, Bill Knop, Vicki Knop, Sue Galarneau, Norman Behnke, Julie Perez, Bob Brozowski, Linda Ellis, Gerald Whiting, Mike Lapinski. FOURTH ROW: Terry Barr, Ed Glassford, Russ Notha ft, Mike Barth, Stephanie Sawicki, Marcy Lustig, Jeff Harris, Brian Ross, Tim Meikle, Bruce Mackey, John Pardon, Debbie Lambert, Jill Schwartzkopf, Allan Galarneau. Mr. David Norman-Band Director. After the football season was over, we spent a month and a half preparing for our Christmas concert, Christmas in Harmony . But this was cancelled because we got one of the biggest snowstorms of the year the day of the concert. When basketball season started, members that wanted to, joined the Pep Band to provide music and entertainment during the home games. Second semester a wind ensemble of the better bandsman was organized to play more challenging music and perform at our spring concert. In the last week of February we gave a winter concert and performed our festival music and a few other selections. Throughout the year the band has been steadily increasing their skills and abilities and striving for all the qualities that make a top rated band. This page sponsored by SCHRADER ' S UPHOLSTERY 81 BAND COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mary Ogden, Coleen Mackey- Secretary Treasurer, Gerald Whiting- President, Jayme Bell- Vice-President Gayle Whiting. SECOND ROW: Mr. David Norman- Advisor, Dale Ledebuhr, Bruce Mackey, Bob Brozowski, Becky Ginn. MAJORETTES KNEELING: Marcy Lustig. STANDING: Left to Right: Jill Schwartzkopf, Dale Ledebuhr - Drum Major, Deanna Hurlburt. 82 EIGHTH GRADE BAND FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Beth Kersten, Lynn Rhody, Marlene Smith, Nadine Romska, Connie Glassford, Lisa Schwartzkopf, Amy Rawlins, Joyce Rodzos, Michelle Mazur. SECOND ROW: Ann Wainwright, Cindy Jubenville Lisa Carpenter Darlene Rottman, Doreen Aguinaga, Mary Lou Sawicki, Marsha Barnard, Mitch Schrader, Robert Lipa Bob Nowcki Ona Giroux Ricky Richards, Norma Metzer. THIRD ROW: Susan Brozowski, Robert Teetzel, Clifford Atkenson Tony Killian, Betty Hulett, Pete Notaft, Larry Lumbardo, Ronnie Johnson, Sally Lumbardo, Kelly Mackey, Phillip Downey ' Randy Spiller, Dale Moore, Randy Mayer, Jackie Fill, Kathy Worth, Joanne Spiller, Jim Lewis, Alan Hayden, Frank Lanuzza ' Randy Deaton. STANDING: John Perkins, Mark Foreman, Raymond Lipa, Randy Kersten, Beth Clement, Mr. David Nor- man, Instructor. SEVENTH GRADE BAND FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Sue Pardon, Lori Lapinski, Beth Martin, Pam Kahn, Jane Shutt, Angie Perez, Donna Gold, Barb Ginn, Mike Lauwers. SECOND ROW: Mary Kot, Jim Gardner, Margret Dukatz, Melissa LaFleur, Wendy Siegreen, Janet Lietz, Kim Campbell, Jacki Elliott, Margret Jackson, Melanie Markwart, Jean Cline, Melissa Kersten, Kathy Grygier, Vic Ide, Kris Graybiel, Aaron Vigil. THIRD ROW: Lynn Allen, Tony Chmielewski, Gloria Nino, Michelle Radvanski, Sarah Sonner Crystal Kriesch, Jim McVeigh, Renee Mailliox, Joe Notaft, Mark Withun, Bob Bullock, Judy Clark, Laurie Ginn, Fred Linz, ' Rick Ryder, Alan Foster, Mark Downey, Danny Mazur, Donald Teusher, Mark Libkie, Mike LaFluer, Mark St ' uever, Tim Dodd. STANDING: Tom Collins, Dave Schultz, Tim Brooks, Aaron Knop, Brenda Rodzos. Mr. David Norman, Instructor. 83 MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Theresa Bolday, Gerry Camire, Amy Lang, Sandy Callan, Ernestine Rosas, Linda Piche, Peggy Ferrett, Sue Soye, Sheryl Chisholm. SECOND ROW: Cindy Worth, Teresa Kot, Peggy Eynon, Diane Camancho, Mark Stern, Darlene Foster, Bonnie Hoffman, Sandy Strong. THIRD ROW: Sharon Young, Theresa Abshire, Cathy Manuszak, Tom O ' Connor, Steve Rattew, Gilbert Sanchez, Julie Ross, Jean White, Denise Kegler. FOURTH ROW: Sally Wohl, Sandy Caroll, Debbie White, Jim Lang, Keith Brinker, Dennis Davidson, Gayle Bullock, Pam Rhody, Karen Graybiel, Mr. Matthew Hess- Director. Music is an ancient yet modern art which enhances man ' s ability to communicate on a higher level. Whether the music is from the Rennisance era or from our time, rock, country music, orchestral works jazz and blues, it all extends a “hand of communication to the listener from the performer and vice versa. The Capac High School Vocal Music Department is a group who tries to extend their hand of com- munication to the immediate community through concerts and special performances by the choirs and the newly established Fine Arts Ensemble. The two major choirs, Mixed and Girl ' s, perform for the main con- certs and any special choir festivals that involve whole choirs and not just select ensembles and soloists. They hope that the coming seasons will get them involved in more concerts than now. The Fine Arts Ensemble extends their hand by performing for various clubs and organizations in the community. Their audience is usually small which creates a better bond of communication. The members of the Ensemble are all tops in the choral groups which gives them a chance to improve upon their musical talents by the means of more frequent performances and also the Wednesday night drill sessions where vocal technique is stressed. Overall, Capac ' s choral groups are ever growing and improving. In years to come, we hope to make our community more aware of the arts and their importance in everyday life. The arts are an important part and the better we can perform them the better the hand of communication can reach out and touch peo- ple. This page sponsored by A. CHRISTINE LAWRENCE GIRLS’ CHORUS FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Linda Eldridge, Gerry Camire, Theresa Abshire, Rita Swider, Brenda Egerton. SECOND ROW: Shirley Grifasi, Mary Ogden, layme Bell, Cindy Villipando. THIRD ROW: Nancy Norwood, Wanita Hill, Betty Ondersma, Joanne Korzynski, Liz Wills, Nancy Malloy, Mr. Matthew Hess-Director. ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Linda Eldridge, Teresa Kot, Jayme Bell, Mary Ogden, Amy Lang. SECOND ROW: Mr. Matthew Hess-Director, David Wainwright, Betty Ondersma, Jim Lang, Dennis Davidson, Karen Graybiel. 85 GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Rhonda Brooks, Sheryl Hayden, Mona Ruper, Kris Wilkins, Miss Barbara Redding - Advisor, Sue Galarneau Student Council Representative, Melinda Kersten - Treasurer, Cathy Doutry - Vice President, Jan Clark - Presi- dent, Joan Stange Secretary, Sue Glombowski - Officer at Large, Sharon Young, Sally Wohl, Gayle Bullock, Violet Norwood, Laura Woolner. SECOND ROW: Pam Rhody, Cindy Worth, Becky Ginn, Bev Blair, JoDee Worden, Marilyn Kegler, Janice Behnke, Linda Ellis, Liz Gardner, Mary Chmielewski, Robin Bentley, Sherri Nelson, Tammy Bradish, Deanna Hurlburt, Don- na Brozowski, Daria VanNeste, Maryanne Matichuk, Cathy Barth, Peggy Ferrett, Sheryl Chisholm. THIRD ROW: Sandy Bowman, Brenda Edgerton, Peggy Eynon, Denise Paschick, Lucy Detroyer, Sandy Carroll, Cindy Bollaert, Patti Ginn, Jane Carpenter, Lisa Clark, Jill Schwartzkopf, Donna Price, Patti Mikolajczyk, Denise Irwin, Connie Nino, Judy Schocke, Gayle Whiting, Janine Schocke. FOURTH ROW: Diane Salerno, Margaret Granc, Janice Fill, Debbie Rawlins, Rita Swider, Ernestine Rosas, Cathy Cady, Vicki Knop, JoEllen Neuman, Gerry Camire, Debbie Sonner, Lorraine Galarneau, Kathy Waters, JoAnne Korzynski, Nancy Wheeler, Robin Barr, Michele Pellegrino. FIFTH ROW: Roberta Ruper, Ann Parks, Deana Jurn, Caroline Wheeler, Lonnie Haemelinck, Connie Tosch, Lanette Gajda, Tracey Mackey, Lynette Culp, Mary Ann D ' Achille, Tammy Keller, Cindy Norwood, Rory Walker, Pam Bismo, Linda Piche, Betsy Briggs, Coleen Mackey, Kim Stroup. SIXTH ROW: Maureen Malloy, Cindy Popp, Michelle Cavalier, Monica Criss, Jane Klann, Patti Gardner, Kelly Keeler, Diane Kamidoi, Julie Perez, Carol Diggs, Debbie Nelson, Anita Stuever, Cheryl Hurlburt, Elayne Barr, Coreen Flynn, Jill Obertein. The Girls ' Athletic Association has been steadily growing to include a membership of 127 girls as it enters its sixth year of existence. Though there are fewer sports this year, because of the energy crisis and limited use of the gym, participation and enthusiasm of the girls has again proved this to be a very successful and necessary program in our school. Besides being just a sports program the GAA has helped run the football concession stand and completely ran the basketball concession stand. Many thanks to Ms. Barbara Red- ding for making this a very successful year. 86 This page sponsored by GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 7TH 8TH GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Margaret Dukatz, Melanie Markwart, Wendi Sieggreen, ]anet Lietz - Treasurer, Kathy Brozowski, Secretary, Kelly Mackey - President, Mary-Beth Kersten Vice-Pres. Sally Malburg, Daina Cruz, Sue Brozwski. SECOND ROW: Rogllyne, Melissa LaFleur, Laura Ginn, Brenda Rodzos, Jane Shutt, Lori Lapinski, Sarah Sonner, Rene Mailloux, Judy Diggs, Jackie Fill, Magaret Jackson. THIRD ROW: Jean Cline, Sue Pardon, Pam Kahn, Jackie Elliot, Ann Wainwright, Sandy Chisolm, Karen Matichuk, Beth Clement, Lisa Swartzkoft, Norma Metzer, Amy Rawlins, Mary Finn, Donna Chmielewski. FOURTH ROW: Isabelle Conner, Gloria Nina, Melissa Kersten, Vicki Fuchs, Beth Martin, Margie Szelestay, Debbie DeWilde, Dawn Hagen, Leslie Hazel, Joyce Rodzos, Betty Hulett, Shelly Culp, Cindy Jubenville. FIFTH ROW: Cindy Bower- son, Sandi Hunter, Barb Ginn, Lisa Hazel, Chris Jones, Angel Perez, Gayle Eynon, Diana Cruz, Carol Hoock, Desi Peterson, Doreen Aguinaga, Nadine Romska, Michelle Mazur, Lisa Carpenter, Carol Stuever. SIXTH ROW: Linda Romirez, Kathy Wisenbaugh, Denise Wik, Joanne Pellegrino, Kathy Stewart, Kelly Harvey, Marlene Smith, Connie Glassford, Lois Detroyer, Kathy Worth, Joanne Spiller, Lynne Rhody, Marcia Barnard, Debbie Obertein, Sandy Glombowski, Gina Giroux. The Junior High Girls Athletic Association is an organization any junior high girl may join if she wishes. Activities this year include competition in volleyball, badmin- ton, basketball, table tennis, indoor hockey, gymnastics, softball, and track. Besides these activities, five girls attended a basketball clinic at Central Michigan University, five attended a state volleyball tournament, and girls ran concession stands for all junior high games. During the year we held a G.A.A. dance and will look forward to a spring banquet for parents and students at which time awards will be handed out. 87 VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Nancy Wheeler-Treasurer, Anita Stuever- Secretary, Kurt Robinson-President, Jack Armstrong-Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jody Schocke, Mitch Bollaert, John Detroyer, Randy Staniloiu, Fred Kinzer, Mitch Schwartzkoph. THIRD ROW: Kevin Jurn, Bob Palmateer, Steve Kamidoi, Chuck Lumbardo, Greg Mill, Kent Perkins, Diana Perez, Rhonda Diggs. FOURTH ROW: Keith Brinker, Marty Kot, Ron Phillips, Sue Glombowski, Janice Behnke, Marilyn Kegler, Betsy Briggs, FIFTH ROW: Norm Behnke, Tim Meikle, Greg Smith, Earl VanNorman, Juan Nino, Phillip Honsinger, Brad Mclver. This year the Varsity Club took on a new look with the addition of girls to the club. The only requirement for membership is that members have earned a letter in one of the varsity sports offered at Capac: Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Baseball, or Track and Field. With the final payment of the weight machine made, the Varsity Club has completed a three-year ser- vice project for the school. With this accomplished they look forward to new projects with money earned from the football concession stand, various sales, and basketball games. Varsity Club sells hotdogs for 35c. 88 JOY OF VICTORY AND AGONY OF DEFEAT It ' s all well to have courage and skill And it ' s fine to be counted a star, But the single deed with its touch of thrill Doesn ' t tell us the man you are; For there ' s no lone hand in the game we play, We must work to a bigger scheme, And the thing that counts in the world today Is, How do you pull with the team? They may sound your praise and call you great, They may single you out for fame, But you must work with your running mate Or you will never win the game; Oh never the work of life is done By the man with a selfish dream. For the battle is lost or the battle is won By the spirit of the team. You may think it fine to be praised for skill. But a greater thing to do Is to set your mind and set your will On the goal that ' s just in view; It ' s helping your fellow man to score When his chances hopeless seem; It ' s forgetting self till the game is o ' er And fighting for the team. ATHLETICS This page sponsored by CAPAC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 89 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Tom Bonczar, Jim Lubahn, Kurt Troutman, Paul Smith, Russ Nothaft, Mike Murphy, Bob Ginn. SECOND ROW: Rick Brozowski-Co-Captain, Jeff Atkeson, Mike Castillo, Jim Sonner, Wayne Stine, Jim Sheldon, Alan Metzer, Pat Behnke, Darcy Flynn-Co-Captain. Mr. Dennis Weston, Coach, Mr. Robert Abraham, Assistant Coach. This page sponsored by ALLENTON AUTO PARTS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM w R u an 2 y ? llman ' Steve Baker, Tim Meikle, Jeff Harris, Todd Troutman, Carl Pellegrino, Robert Wohl. SECOND ROW: Mr. Michael Swartz - Coach, Tom Finch, Norm Dukatz, Mike Doutry, Bruce Mackey, Gerald Smith Mark Harvey, Mark Ogden, Mr. Don Smith-Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Frank Finch-Manager, Dave Spencer Paul Malburg, Ed Glassford, Pedro Chavez, Walt Bonczar, 5 H HOME TEAM OPPONENT 6 Dryden 8 0 New Haven 14 12 Richmond 56 8 Brown City 6 8 Almont 26 6 New Haven 14 12 Port Huron Northern 26 This page sponsored by CAPAC AUTO SUPPLY VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Dave Lewis-Manager, Steve Rattew, Keith Lustig, Dennis Chisholm, Randy Staniloiu-Co-Captain, Kurt Robinson-Co-Captain, Dale Oland, Steve Brozowski, Norm Behnke, Michael Armstrong-Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clifford Wellman-Assistant Coach, Steve Kamidoi, Bob Palmateer, Mitch Schwartzkopf, Greg Smith, Dave Komng, Phil Honsinger, Greg Mills, Bob VanNorman, John Detroyer, Mr. Jack Armstrong-Coach. THIRD ROW: Keith Brinker, Barry Bullock, Steve Brozowski, Fred Kinzer, Rod Friedsberg, Brad Keller, Kent Perkins, Jesse Nino. HOME TEAM OPPONENT 16 Imlay City 16 20 Memphis 6 12 Richmond 7 12 Flatrock Woodhaven 6 19 Brown City 14 46 Almont 0 0 New Haven 14 7 Dryden 0 22 Marlette 27 This page sponsored by CAPAC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CROSS COUNTRY TEAM KNEELING: Left to Right: Joe Nemeck, Jim Sonner, Rick Waters, Jere Ross, Jim Tamba, Bill McAuley. SECOND ROW: Scott May, Martin Kot, Juan Nino, Kevin Jurn, Brad Keller, Jesse Nino, Carlo Pellegrino, Mr. Fred Hunt-Coach. HOME TEAM OPPONENT Einal Point Totals - 1973 31 Algonac 24 Scott May 89 31 Brown City 24 Martin Kot 78 43 Marine City 15 Jesse Nino 44 25 Algonac 31 Brad Keller 27 32 Imlay City 24 Carlo Pellegrino 27 31 Brown City 25 Bill McAuley 35 39 North Branch 21 Kevin Jurn 31 38 Unionville 19 Juan Nino 13 31 Imlay City 24 Joe Nemecek 2 40 North Branch 19 Jere Ross 8 33 Algonac 24 Jim Tamba 3 32 Cros-Lex 23 Rick Waters 1 30 Cros-Lex 27 Brian Schrader 1 WRESTLING TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Chris Petersen, Paul Camire, Dennis Chisholm, Bruce Downey, Russ Nothaft, Kurt Troutman, John Norwood. SECOND ROW: Brad Mclver, Kent Perkins, Earl VanMorman, Kevin Flynn, Bob VanNorman, Darcy Flynn, Jim Sonner, Jesse Nino. TFfIRD ROW: Mr. Ron Huntley-Coach, Ed Jubenville, Dave Koning, Phil Honsinger, Mitch Schwartzkopf, Fred Kinzer, Wayne Stine, Bill McAuley, Bob Long, Jody Schocke. HOME TEAM OPPONENT 27 Richmond 39 11 Marlette 46 30 Algonac 39 38 Marine City 23 45 Marine City 15 27 Cass City 28 27 Goodrich 33 24 Algonac 42 39 Almont 29 HOME TEAM OPPONENT 46 St. Clair 11 51 Millington 15 17 St. Clair 45 31 Yale 33 17 Chippawa Valley 45 44 Almont Cass City Richmond Millington 24 Marysville Tournaments-8th place out of 15 teams Marlette Tournaments-4th place out of 8 teams GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM to R ‘ 8 J ht: Caro1 d ' 88 s Jane Carpenter, Cathy Cady, Lisa Clark, Julie Perez, Rhonda Diggs. SECOND ROW: Miss Barbara Redding- Coach, Tracy Mackey, Lanette Gajda, JoDee Worden, Caroline Wheeler, Rita Swider, Deana HOME TEAM OPPONENT 25 Memphis 27 15 Richmond 17 14 Brown City 2 31 Almont 17 14 New Haven 17 23 Dryden 16 21 Memphis 14 12 Richmond 27 HOME TEAM OPPONENT 16 Armada 14 12 Brown City 8 16 Almont 36 17 New Haven 16 9 Dryden 12 11 Algonac 17 9 Algonac 27 95 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING: Left to Right: Sue Galarneau, Rhonda Brooks, Connie Nino, Marilyn Kegler, Anita Stuever. STANDING: Miss Barbara Redding-Coach, Betsy Briggs, Jean Wainwright, Janice Behnke, Nancy Wheeler, Clare Ondersma, Sandy Carroll. HOME TEAM OPPONENT HOME TEAM OPPONENT 17 Memphis 42 35 Armada 49 23 Richmond 25 36 Brown City 32 23 Brown City 25 37 Almont 29 35 Almont 27 52 New Haven 28 36 New Haven 38 40 Dryden 33 31 Dryden 27 23 Algonac 62 18 Memphis 54 • 28 Algonac 67 23 Richmond 22 12 Dearborn Sacred Heart 41 This page sponsored by FILLMORE PONTIAC MOTOR SALES BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Chuck Lumbardo, Brad Keller, Mr. Kenneth Montgomery-Coach, Kurt Robinson-Co- Captain, Bob Tamba, Jim Tamba, SECOND ROW: Steve Brozowski, Norman Behnke, Randy Staniloiu-Co-Captain, Robert Kersten, Bryon McCoy, Rick Wainwright. HOME TEAM OPPONENT Armada 43 Oxford 46 76 Brown City 55 67 Imlay City 65 45 Richmond 60 58 Caro 80 72 Birch Run 68 69 Brown City 72 72 Dryden 73 54 Memphis 36 HOME TEAM OPPONENT 50 New Haven 86 46 Almont 31 53 Armada 42 57 Brown City 75 53 Richmond 52 48 Dryden Memphis New Haven Almont Oxford 41 This page sponsored by STATE FARM, RICHARD ROBINSON Agent BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Tim Meikle, Jeff Harris, Mr. Michael Swartz-Coach, Pat Atkinson, Todd Troutman. SECOND ROW: Dan Clark, Philip Feldhus, Art Czachowski, Mark Harvey, Bruce Mackey, Ed Glassford. HOME TEAM OPPONENT HOME TEAM OPPONENT 46 Armada 52 44 Almont 59 31 Oxford 64 53 Armada 48 34 Brown City 45 37 Brown City 39 37 Imlay City 48 48 Richmond 62 51 Richmond 64 44 Dryden 55 61 Dryden 59 51 Memphis 49 43 Memphis 37 New Haven 44 New Haven 55 Almont Oxford BOYS’ FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Bob Ginn, Mike Murphy, Bob Saelens, Alan Steaban, Ray Watteny, Jim Lubahn, Joe Nemecek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Abraham-Coach, Mike Barth, Raymond Hoock, Alan Metzer, Mike Castillo, Randy Zuelch, Rick Brozowski, Bill Knop-Manager, Bryan Feldhus-Manager. HOME TEAM OPPONENT 60 Brown City 25 35 Richmond 42 52 New Haven 44 34 Armada 40 61 Dryden 24 44 Yale 35 55 Almont 62 28 Imlay City 41 HOME TEAM OPPONENT 52 Brown City 25 44 Armada 48 44 Imlay City 57 46 Yale 44 27 Richmond New Haven Dryden Almont 40 This page sponsored by Mr. Mrs. RAFAEL CASTILLO and FAMILY 99 EIGHTH GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD A SQUAD B KNEELING: Left to Right: Keith Warvie, Raymond Lipa, Alan Hayden. SECOND ROW: Randy Kersten, Robert Lipa, Larry Lumbardo, Ricky Richards, Amado Medrano, Dennis Thomas. THIRD ROW: Bob Morgan, Dale Moore, jim Hoover, David Lewis, Bob Teetzel. KNEELING: Left to Right: Roger Bowerson, Randy Deaton. SECOND ROW: Doug Woodworth, Ron John- son, Frank Lanuzza, Don Koltunowicz. THIRD ROW: Dave Hinkle, Jim Stewart, Bob Teetzel, Mike Ganich, Bob Koning. HOME TEAM OPPOI 29 Brown City 26 35 Lapeer White 27 34 Armada 6 28 Lapeer Zemmer 24 14 Marysville 16 30 Armada 10 34 Lapeer White 40 32 Lapeer Zemmer 15 29 Marysville 34 28 Dryden 20 7th and 8th grade Managers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Glombowski and Jeff Hazel. Captains; LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Hoover and David Lewis. lOO This page sponsored by DUTCH ' S INN SEVENTH GRADE BOYS’ BASKETBALL SQUAD A SQUAD B KNEELING: Left to Right: Russ Woolner, Pat Murphy, Dan Mazur. SECOND ROW: Chris Lang, Tony Chmiezewski, Mark Libkie, Tim Brooks. THIRD ROW: David Beischer, Russ Teetzel, Ken Burk, Aaron Vigil, Tim Dodd. KNEELING: Left to Right: Russ Dueweke, Richard Eynon, Richard Reiter, Mike Siracki. SECOND ROW: Russ Woolner, Derik Hartsock, Tom Cowhy, Kelly Clark, Terry Murphy, David Scholz. THIRD ROW: Leonard Haemelinck, Tom Collins, Rob- bie Farrow, Aaron Vigil, Tim Dodd, Don Bowman, Larry Franchowicz. Captains: LEFT TO RIGHT: David Beischer, Russ Teetzel, and Tony Chmiezewski. HOME TEAM OPPONENT 42 Brown City 37 20 Lapeer White 64 40 Armada 23 42 Lapeer Zemmer 19 16 Marysville 40 26 Armada 24 42 Lapeer White 33 43 Lapeer Zemmer 36 7th and 8th grade Coach-Mr. Donald Smith. This page sponsored by KONING FARM SUPPLIES 101 SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Left to Right: Windy Sieggreen, Jackie Elliot, Donna Gold, Barbara Ginn. STANDING: Kathy Brozowski, Sue Pardon, Chris Graybiel, Pam Kahn. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Left to Right: Marcia Barnard, Dawn Hagan, Sandy Glombowki, Beth Kersten, Sue Brozowski, Nadine Romska, Shelley Culp. STANDING: Carol Stuever, Kelly Mackey, Gina Giroux, Connie Glassford, Cindy Jubenville, Michelle Mazur, Joyce Rodzos. This page sponsored by BARNARD FUNERAL HOME FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Robin Barr, Gayle Whiting, Mary Ann D ' Achille, Rita Swider, Cathy Cady, Lynette Culp. (NOT PICTURED) Monica Criss. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM: Sherrie Nelson, Tracy Mackey, Tammy Keller, Denise Paschick, Robin Bentley. LEFT: Joan Stange. RIGHT: Patty Ruffner, Alternate. 103 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP: Colleen Mackey. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Doutry, Karen Graybiel, Debbie Bentley, Jan Clark. BOTTOM: Cindy Bollaert, (NOT PICTURED) Lorraine Galarneau, Alternate. Advisors: Mrs. Debbie Green, Mrs. Dawn Massie. 104 This page sponsored by H R BLOCK 12th grade float-3rd Dlace. 9th grade float 106 Sophomore Class Princess- JoDee Worden. Junior Class Princess- Bessie Pellegrino. 107 Queens ' Court: FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Cathy Doutry, Tina Murphy. 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