Cass City High School - Perannos Yearbook (Cass City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

JP e r a nn o J CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL Cass City, Michigan Kay Mark, Editor-in-Chief foreword In the years to come, we the Annual Staff of 1963, hope that this year's Perannos will recall the many moments, and feelings of happiness that you have had at Cass City High School. THE STAFF 2 DEDICATION As a token of our appreciation for her time and patience as study hall teacher, vve the senior class of 1963 dedicate this year's Perannos to Mrs. Alex Tyo. We wish her the best of luck always. Bo ard of Educatio n SEATED; John A. Esau, President. STANDING: Horace Bulen, Donald Reid, Trustee; Elwyn Helwig, Trustee. ABSENT: William Trustee; James Milligan, Secretary; Donald Koepfgen, Trustee; Ruhl, Treasurer. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Jj miniAtra tratio n PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT MR. ELI D. HOLES MR. ARTHUR HOLM BERG MR. WILLIS CAMPBELL 5 ecretarieA MISS MARLENE RICKETTS Assistant Secretary to Superintendent's Office MRS. J. CLAYTON MOORE Assistant Secretary MRS. HELEN ROSS Secretary Principal's Office MRS. WILLIAM O'DELL Secretary Superintendent's Office 6 MR. DAVE ACKERMAN History B.A. M.A. from Central MR. LYLE G. CLARKE Agriculture Auto Mechanics Farm Shop B.S. M.A. from M.S.U. MR. OARIE LEMANSKI Geography Coach B.S. from Central MR. ORION CARDEW Industrial Arts B.S. from Northern M.A. from U. of M. MRS. ELEANOR DILLMAN Jr. High Math B.S. from M.S.U. MR. RICHARD CARROLL Commerce B.S. from C.M.U. MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON Home Economics B.S. from C.M.U. MR. RICHARD CASE Band Instrumental Music B.M. M.A. from Central MRS. LENORE LEMANSKI English 11 12 B.A. from Central MR. DALE H. LINDLEY Biology Health B.A. from W.M.U. MRS. PAULINE MILLIGAN Eighth English B.S. from M.S.U. MR. ROGER PARRISH Vocal Music B.S. from C.M.U. MR. RONALD RAULIN Science Algebra B.S. from M.S.U. ROCKWELL S. SCHERZER Math Physics B.S. from Central MR. JOHN SCHMITTHAUSLER Seventh Eighth Science B.S. from M.S.U. MR. JAMES H. SEALS English Guidance B.A. from Eastern M.A. from M.S.U. MRS. RUTH SEALS Jr. High English Girls’ P.E. B.A. from C.M.U. MRS. LEONE SHAW Spanish French B.A. Life U. of M. MR. JERRY SHEA Librarian B.S. from Kent State (Ohio) MR. DALE SHERMAN Social Studies B.S. from C.M.U. MISS EVELYN SHIELDS Speech English 10 B.A. from U. of M. MR. ROBERT STICKLE Driver Ed., Social Studies B.A. B.S. from C.M.U. MRS. FRANCES TYO Study Hall B.S. from M.S.U. MR. FRANK WEATHERHEAD General Math, Business Training, Annual Adviser B.A. Life Western Mich. MR. WAYNE C. WILSON English 9 Coach B.S. from Central MRS. MARIE MURRAY Elementary Principal B.S. from Central M.A. from U. of M. MRS. JACQUELINE FREIBURGER Second Grade B.S. from Central MRS. SIGR1D HOLMBERG Fourth Grade B.S. from Eastern ea c k er J MRS. LOIS BINDER Special Education B.S. from Central MISS CAROLINE GARETY First Grade B.S from Central MRS. INA C. HOOL Sixth Grade B.S. from Central MRS. ERMA CARDEW Fifth Grade B.S. from Eastern MRS. HELEN GREENLEAF Sixth Grade Special Certificate from Central ) w MRS. MEL VINA HOWARTH Third Grade B.S. from Eastern � o eac It e r 3 MISS MARTHA KNOBLET Second Grade B.S. from Central M.A. irom U. of M. MRS. ELLA PRICE Fourth Grade B.S. from Western MRS. LUCY STARMANN Kindergarten A.B. from U. of M. MRS. HELEN McGRATH First Second Grade C.M.U. MRS. IVA PROFIT Third Grade B.S. from Central MRS. AVIS YOUNGS Third Grade B.S. from Eastern MRS. BLANCHE MILLIGAN Fifth Grade Life Certificate from Central MRS. GRACE QUICK Kindergarten Librarian B.S. M.A. from Central MISS HARRIET WARNER First Grade B.S. from Central MRS. LILA PHIPPS First Grade A.B. from Eastern MRS. DONNA SHEA Fourth Fifth Grades B.A. from Northern Illinois University 1 V I MRS. HELEN STEVENS. R.N. School Nurse FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Rev. G. Getchel, Delos Neal, James Wm. Martus, Ray Kilbourn, Veron Gingrich, Ed Willerton, Clayton King, Ben Kirton, Wm. Patch, Louis Wright. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Moore. BACK ROW: Nick Decker, Harold Murphy, Sheldon Martin. GRADS JOANNE E. MILJURE Better a witty fool than a foolish wit. President 2,4; Secretary 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Vice- President 4; Thumb B Rep. 3; Honor Society 1; Home- coming Court 2,3; Junior Play 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Junior Varsity 1; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; G.A.A. 2. AMELIE CHRISTINA CLAUS Her happy disposition, her pleasant smile, have won her friends for many a mile. Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 4; Thumb B Representative 4; Honor Society 4; Swedish Ex- change Student 4. JAMES EDWIN FRITZ Jim Class Student Council President I've been. Now I'm on my way to Washington. Class President 3; Student Council 3,4; Pres- ident 4; Homecoming Chairman 3; Thumb B Student Council 4; Hall Guide 2; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Play 3; Band 1,3,4; Science Fair 4; Award Assemble 2,3,4; Re- gional Council 2,3; Bowling Team 4; State Solo Ensemble Festivals 1,2,3; Greater Michigan All Stars Band 3; Track 1; Basket- ball 1,2. MARY LOU JONES It is an art to listen; but even a greater art to under- stand. Treasurer 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 4; Choir 1; Girls' Phys. 1; Student Sec- retary 3; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; Hon- or Roll 2,3,4; Awards As- sembly 4; Bible Club 2; Science Fair 4. CHERRYL ANN SHEFFER Small, neat, and quite petite. Secretary 4; Honor Society 1; Hall Guide 3; Choir 2; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; French Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; Pres- ident 4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 4; Student Bank 4; Speech Activities 1; Forensics Contests 1; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3. GERALD KENNETH BEHR To play billiard well is a sign of an ill-spent youth. FFA 2,3,4; Shop Clerk4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3 , 4 ; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 1. KATHERINE L. BALLARD I'm not arguing with you; I'm telling you! Student Council 3,4; Secretary 4; Suggestion Comm. Chrmn. 3; Sportsmanship Trophy Judge 3; Speech Play 3; Band 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 4; Student Librarian 1; Homecoming Committee 4. DAVID S. ALLEN DAVID HAROLD ASHMORE Why do we have to go to school? Every day is a holiday. Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Talent Show 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 2. JOYCE KAYE BAILEY I will praise any man that will praise me. Choir 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Awards Assem- bly 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4. JOHN FREDERICK BOHNSACK An innocent face - but you can never tell . . . . Band 1; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 2,3 ,4 ; Track 1,2,3 .4 . Indicates Letter SUZANNE RAE BARNES Why worry when the world is so full of fun? Secretary 3; Student Council 1,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Court 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2, Sec. 1,V. Pres. 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Librarian 1,2; Student Secre- tary 4; French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4. RUSSELL JAMES BARRIGER I lack only a few vices to be perfect. FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2,4; Honor Society 1. DOUGLAS HAROLD BRITT Babysitting is fun - if you have the right baby. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Shop Clerk4; Football 1; Track 1. GARALD WILLIAM BENNETT 'Women are the least of my worries. FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Speech 3; Shop Clerk 2. MARILYN EILEEN BROWN To study is to suffer. Hall Guide 3; French Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2; Girls’ Phys. Ed. 2; Student Librarian 1; Student Secretary 3; Girls' Athletic Association 2. ROGER OLIN BOUCK He's known for the silence he keeps.' F.F.A. 2,3,4. DARLENE MARIE BRADY F.H.A. 2,3; Annual Staff 3,4. JEAN LESLIE BEHR Mother said we couldn't go steady, so we got married. Choir 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2. WANDA MARIE BROWN Graduation come and get me, and HURRY! GARY JOSEPH BENNETT Someone sees you in those parked cars. FFA 1,2,3,4; PepClub2; Phys. Ed. 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2. ARDIS MARIE CUMMINS LOOMIS F.H.A. 2,4; Band 1,2. JAMES T. CYBULSKI F.F.A. 2.3,4; Shop Clerk MICHAEL LLOYD BRYANT Men of few words are the best men. Football 1,2,3 ,'4 ; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Variety Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. DONALD DWAIN BULLOCK Varsity Club 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3, 4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Track 1,2.3. KAY MARIE DECKER French Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4;Girls' Phy8. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 4; Hall Guide 3; Student Bank 4. 4. CAROLE JEAN DODGE F.H.A. 2; Hall Guide 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1; Girls' Phys Ed. 2; G.A.A. 2. WILLIAM DAVID DOBBS The first thing I do in the morning is brush my teeth and sharpen my tongue. Band 1,2,3,4; Student Director4; Drum Major 4; Band Council 3,4; Tri- County Band 1,2; District Honors Band 1,2,3; Central Michigan Honors Band 3; All Stars Band 3; Honor So- ciety 1,3,4; Pep Band 1,4; Director 4; State District Solo Ens. Fest. 1, 2,3,4; Debate 1,3,4; Speech Contest2, 3; Speech Play 3; Talent Show 2,3; Awards Assembly 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3,4; Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Tennis 1; Sports Manager 2,3,4. NANCY JANE DEARING Choir 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Speech Class Play 3,4; Hall Guide 3; GAA 3; French Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Student Teacher 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 3,4; Transfer 4, Sault Ste. Marie H.S. Indicates Letter MARGUERITE SUE HAHN No SENIOR goes to bed, the same day she gets up. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 2; Vice President 3; French Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Stu- dent Librarian 1. GEORGE ROBERT HARMON I'll out-run any girl I have to. Honor Society 1,3,4; Junior Play 3; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 2; Var- sity Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 Science Club 1; Science Fair 1,2, Honor Roll 2,3; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4. •Indicates Letter ROBERT JAMES FREIBURGER Even the youngest of us is infallible. French Club 1,2; Debate 1,2; Track 2; Baseball 3; Hall Guide 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4. CAROL ANN FRITZ Roger is lost, because I have his little black book P' Student Librarian 1,2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; French Club 1,2,3; Vice-Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Hall Guide 3; Honor Society 1,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Junior Play 3. DUNCAN SHERMAN FERGUSON Men tire themselves in pur- suit of rest. VIRGINIA KAY GROSS Oh! Here comes Don P' Honor Society 1; Hall Guide 1; Band 1,2; F.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representa- tive 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 2; Honor Roll 2. LINDA ELAINE GOODALL The mildest of manner; the gentlest heart. Choir 1,2. DAVID L. GABLER School breaks up my whole day. JOAN NANCY SKRIPY All men are bores, but what would we do without them? Hall Guide 3; Choir 1,2,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 4; Student Bank 4. WILLIAM HAROLD HUTCHINSON The world knows little of its greatest men. Student Council 4; Student Bank; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Bas- ketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2 ; Varsity Club 3,4. MICHAEL DANIEL HOLIK 'T trust everyone—but cutthec rds. Speech Class Play 3; Shop Clerk 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 . CLAIR GLENN HOSNER I mean what I say and sometimes more. Shop Clerk 4. JANET MAE HURD A little learning is a danger- ous thing. Choir 2,4. PAUL VALERIAN IZYDOREK It's not what you do—it's what you get away with. F.F.A. 3,4; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1; Track 1,3 ,4 ; Varsity Club 3,4. I j ‘Indicates Letter JOHN EDWARD SHAG ENA Thirteen years of TREASON. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4; Choir 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1,2,3,4. MARY IRENE HUGHES If you can't lick 'em. Join 'em. Hall Guide 1; F.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Librarian 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1,2; Usher 3. PHILLIP WILLIAM JONES Band 1,2; French Club 1,2; Debate 4; Track 4; Cass Technical High School transfer 4. STEVE CHARLES KARPOVICH, JR. GARY W. KELLEY Student Council 4; Speech Class Play 1,3; Choir 4; Talent Show 2; Tennis 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Program Chairman 4. EDWARD WARREN KNIGHT Like a fisherman—he has a good line. Treasurer 2; Home Room Represen- tative 2,3; Student Council 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3. ♦Indicates Letter ROGER ALLAN KARR Vice President 2; Student Council 1,2; Hall Guide 3; Junior Play 3; PepClub 2,3,4; Vice President 3; Talent Show 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Football 1,2,3 .4 ; Basketball 1,2,3 , 4 ; Baseball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Track 1; Sen- ior Class Planning Committee 4. CHESTERINE ANN KLOC F.H.A. 1,2; Honor Society 1, 4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Stu- dent Teacher 4; Student Li- brarian 1,2. THOMAS MICHAEL KOSTANKO F.F.A. 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN KOSTANKO Good natured—who could ask for more? Student Secretary 3,4. WILLIAM JAMES KNOWLTON I have two speeds: slow and slower. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. SHERRYL JEAN LAW The more you know her, the more you like her. Thumb B Student Council 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Regional Student Council 3,4; Exchange Student Chairman 3; District Student Council 3; Court 3; Hall Guide 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Bank 2; Girls' Athletic Association 1. JOHN GRANT McINTOSH Shop Clerk 1; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,4 . CARL LESLIE LOUNSBURY Deeds, not words, make a man. Junior Play 3; Basketball 4. JEANETTE MARIE LASKO Hall Guide 3; Student Librar- ian 2; Awards Assembly 3,4; Annual Staff 4. JANE ELEANOR MacLACHLAN Junior Play 3; F.N.C. 3,4; President 4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Honor Roll 2,3. CHARLENE ANN MacRAE Truly an asset to her class. Honor Society 1; Speech Class Play 1; F.N.C. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Vice-President; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 3,4; Speech Activi- ties 1; Speech Contests 1. ♦Indicates Letter ANNA MAE LEFLER GORDON DEAN MITCHELL Talk about a man and he'll listen for hours. F.F.A. 4; Reporter 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. THEODORE NORMAN MARSHALL He's a rebel. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 4; Football 3; Baseball 3. WILLIAM LEE MILLER Lessons don't bother me— neither do girls. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Baseball 3; F.F.A. Nat. Conv. 3; F.F.A. State 3; F.F.A. Reg. 3; Treasurer 3. JAMES DEAN MERCHANT A senior always feels like the world is going to the kids. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2. ALVIN J. MOZDEN There is room at the top, but climb- ing makes me dizzy. Shop Clerk 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2. KAY MARK You're gonna miss me around here. Choir 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3; Junior Play 3; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4: Honor Roll 2. LORRAINE IRENE MIKA There's nothing like being a Senior! CONNIE LEE MILLER Silence is the key to content. Choir 1,2,3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2. VERNITA A. PARTAKA Future Nurses 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Sec- retary 3,4. MARY MARGARET PATTERSON Student Council 4; Hall Guide Commissioner 4; Choir 1,2; Hall Guide 3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Teacher 2; Stu- dent Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4. ROGER LEE PARKER Choir 2; Talent Show 3,4; Var- sity Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3 4 ; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Baseball 1; Track 1 2 ,3 ,4 GERALD BERNARD ROSS Class Treas. 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 4 ; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Baseball 1; Track 1,2 ,3 .4 ; Sports Manager 2,3. KAREN MARJORIE PELTON Hall Guide 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Future Nurses 3,4; Secretary 4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Bible Club 1,2. BARBARA PASIECZNY Choir 4; Spanish Club 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Librarian. •Indicates Letter UNDA LOU SEVERANCE Honor Society 1; Hall Guide 3,4; Speech Play 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Presi- dent 4; Treasurer 3; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Talent Show 3,4; Girls' Trio 2,3,4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Honor Roll 2,3. BERNARD JOHN PINE Bible Club 3; Phys. Ed. 2,3. SANDRA JOYCE RETHERFORD Choir 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3,4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; G.A.A. 2; Bible Club 1,2,3,4. DENNIS LOREN RIENSTRA Hall Guide 3; Choir 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3 ,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3 , 4; Track 1,2,3 .4. ♦Indicates Letter CAROLYN KAY PHELPS Choir 1; Hall Guide 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Treasurer 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2. GARRY H. RANDALL Choir 2,4; Boys' Phys. Ed. 1,2. KAREN ELIZABETH POWELL Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Hall Guide 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Reporter 2; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Librarian 1. DEAN DWIGHT RIENSTRA Choir 2; Planning Committee 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1,2, 3 ,4 ; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2 .3 ,4 . RICHARD PAUL REID Vice President 1; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3 .4 . VERONICA AGNES RUTKOSKI Annual Staff 2,4; Student Secretary 3, 4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2. ROBERT H. ROCKWELL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1 4 ; Baseball 1; Basketball MARLENE HELEN ULFIG Junior Play 3. CHARLES HOLUS SEELEY LARRY R. HUGHES Vice President 3; Student Council 3; Honor Society 1; F.F.A. 1,2; Talent Show 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Football 1, 2 ,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3 . 4 . ‘Indicates Letter MARCIA JEAN SCHEMBER ALFRED RAY WHITTAKER Choir 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Speech Class Play 3; Pep Club 1,2; Speech Contests 3; Bible Club 1,2,3. RUTH ANN WILLIS Choir 1,4; Honor Society 1,4; Student Librarian 1; Student Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4. RONALD ANDREW ROCKWELL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Football 1,3 ; Basketball 1; Phys. Ed. 2,3. DUANE GORDON SANGSTER F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Phys. Ed. 2. IVERNIA HOLLY TONER F.H.A. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Student Librarian 1; Student Secre- tary 4; Annual Staff 3,4. KATHRYN LYNN VAN VLIET President 1; Student Council 1,4; So- cial Activity Chmn. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Hall Guide 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 3,4; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; G.A.A. 2. JOANN ZAWILINSK1 Choir 1,2,4; G.A.A. 2; Honor Roll 3; Girls' Phys. Ed. 2. BREWSTER H. SHAW, JR. Home Room Representative 2, 3; Student Bank Chairman; Honor Society 1,2; Junior Play 3; Talent Show 3; Student Bank 2,3; Varsity Club3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1,2, 3 ,4 ; Baseball 1. NORMAN JOHN SAWICKI MARGARET T. WEIPPERT Choir 1,4; Hall Guide 3; Student Li- brarian 1. •Indicates Letter SANDRA MAY SHAGENA Speech Class Play 1;Girls' Phys. Ed. 2; Annual Staff 4. VIRGINIA CECELIA HERR Pep Club 3; Phys. Ed. 2,3; Hall Guide 3; Speech Play 3; Waterford Transfer 4. JANICE JAYE SBRESNY Future Teachers 4; Sec. Treas. 4; Hall Guide 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 3; Girls’ Phys. Ed. 2. TOP: Dennis and Dean Rienstra. LEFT CENTER: Seated, The above picture is of all the twins in the Senior Class. There Bill and Connie Miller. RIGHT CENTER: Seated, Patsy and Tom are 4 sets of twins in the ’’Class of '63.” Kostanko. FRONT: Seated, Garold and Gary Bennett. BEST LOOKING Richard Reid Kathi Vanvliet 1963 Senior Class Poll CLASS FLIRTS Karen Powell Ed Knight PRETTIEST SMILE Suzanne Barnes Jerry Ross 28 CLASS CLOWNS Susan Coykendall Gary Kelly PRETTIEST HAIR Cherylann Sheffer John Shagena PRETTIEST EYES Carolyn Phelps Duane Sangster CLASS SAMARITANS Sherryl Law Bill Hutchinson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Lou Jones Robert Freiburger NEATEST Kay Decker Larry Hughes MOST TALENTED William Dobbs Pat Kostanko NEATEST WRITER Phil Profit Jane MacLachlan MOST ATHLETIC Roger Parker Jean Behr 29 Boys' quartet composed of Tom Craig, Tom Ellis, John Mr. Eli Holes gave the main address. Herhalt and Bill Dobbs. A few of the dancers at the Prom. Pron, junior ••Si en i o r The orchestra for the prom. As our Student Council President for 1962-'63, Jim Fritz, looks into the crystal ball he sees that this year's Senior Class has been very prominent during their four years here at Cass City High. He sees that in their Freshman year Kathy Van Vliet, President; Dick Reid, Vice President; Joanne Miljure,Secretary and Jerry Ross,Treasurer; lead the class under the supervision of Mr. Gilcrest and Mr. Weatherhead, class sponsors. As money raising projects which would eventually sponsor their Senior trip, the class sold pins, and held In their Sophomore year they were under the leadership of Joanne Miljure, President; Roger Karr, Vice President; Jim Fritz, Secretary; and Ed Knight, Treasurer. This year was the beginning of the most extensive money raising projects..Stationery and pens were sold by each student for the class, also several dances were held, under the supervision of Mr. Mance and Mr. Strickland class sponsors. In their Junior year they were lead in their activities by Jim Fritz, President; Chuck Seeley, Vice President, Suzanne Barnes, Secretary; and Mary Lou Jones, Treasurer. These people and the other members of the class put forth a great effort on the two main high- lights of the year, the Junior Play and the Junior Prom (ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY). Without the success of the Junior magazine sales, they would have been unable to put these projects on. Also this year they put in enough work to be able to win first prize with their float in the Homecoming. Without the great effort put forth by their class sponsors Miss Maninno and Mr. Cardew, the class never would have been blessed with the success that they have had with their activities. Last of all and the greatest of all is their Senior year with the leadership of Joanne Miljure, President; Amelie Claus, Vice President; Cheryl Sheffer, Secretary; and Mary Lou Jones, Treasurer. This year the activities were centered mostly around the graduation events, such as the Senior trip, Swing-Out, and Baccalaureate and the Commencement exercises. The money raising projects were candy sales, mums and dances. The class decided that they would like to go to Chicago and on a boat cruise, with their sponsors Mr. Scherzer and Mr. Stickle. And as the crystal ball begins to become dim, Jim sees that this is not an ending but just the beginning of a bright and happy future for each member of the Senior Class of 1962-'63. dances. 32 Swinyoul 1963 Picture above shows students returning from their march downtown. The above Dicture shows students re-entering school for swingout assembly TOP LEFT: Linda Severance and Bill Dobbs lead the procession of seniors through the flower covered arches. TOP RIGHT: Rev. James C. Braid gave the Invocation. LEFT CENTER: Rev. George Getchel read the Scrip- ture. RIGHT CENTER: Rev. S.R. Wurtz gave main address Your Next BigStep. BOTTOM: Pictures shows choir which sang two numbers. Joanne Miljure, Senior President, served as chairman, Robert Freiburger gave the Salutatory, Mary Lou Jones gave the Valedictory address, Austin J, Buchanan of Central Michigan University addressed the Seniors on the topic Blast-Off ' A view of the auditorium from the stage Nancy Dearing presented a solo The Lord's Prayer, Mr. Holmberg presents the Paul Smarks athletic award to Roger Karr. CL , Pr„pL 7pnecy It is now 1973 and ten years have passed since we left Cass City High School, when each parted and went his separate way. Cherylann Sheffer, Ginny Gross, Karen Pelton and I, Jane Mac Lachlan decided to leave our worries on the Earth and make the ’’Grand Tour of the Universe. We found it necessary to consult a travel agency before embarking on our expedition. On arriving at the travel agency in Detroit we were surprised to see Duncan Ferguson seated behind the travel agent’s desk. After receiving our itinerary published by the Hosner Printing Company, we phoned for a P.W. Jones Jet-A-Way Car. Setting our car on frequency-2, we darted into town and spent the afternoon shopping for things for our trip. We started at Hahn's Ladies Apparel. We were surprised to see Joyce Baily as we stepped inside the door. She had just sold a mink stole to the famous Nancy Dearing, who was singing at the Metrople. Joyce gladly showed us their fine collection of Space Suits by Sbresny. We each chose the latest space creations popular throughout the Universe. While walking back to the car we smelled the aroma of food coming from Toner's Coffee Shop. Recognizing the name, we decided to have a snack before continuing on our way. Ivernia gladly served us a delicious meal! We took our Jet-A-Way Car with faithful driver Dave Allen to our launching pad at Cape Canaveral. While on our way there we relaxed and were confident that Dave would safely de- liver us within a few minutes to our destination. In twenty minutes we arrived at the Cape. Discovering that our rocket was going to be delayed because of a faulty radar computer system, we decided to tour the pad. First we went to the ticket office and to our surprise we met Gary Randall, Ted Marshall, and Joan Skripy in the office arranging the flights. After a long conversation with our former classmates we decided to return to see if our rocket had been repaired. Once back we dis- covered that the chief engineers repairing our rocket were Brewster Shaw, Steve Karpovich and Bob Harmon. As we entered our rocket we were greeted by the head stewardess Carolyn Phelps. When introduced to our pilot we were shocked to see Norris Walters as head pilot accompanied by co-pilot, Norman Sawicki. As we fastened our seat belts we glanced out our window to see the great photographer, Bob Freiburger taking a picture as the liquid oxygen was ignited. Then, as we held our stomachs, we were off. Once into orbit we settled down in our seat and opened our eyes. As we glanced around we noticed many familiar faces. Seated in front of us were Carol and Roger Karr, who were on their first teaching assignment on the planet Mars. Further looking revealed other former classmates of 63,” among them were John Bohnsack, Mike Bryant, Marilyn Brown and Larry Hughes. We learned each had their special duties to perform in the line of educating the strange creatures on the various planets, and teaching them our way of life on Earth. Soon we were informed that our first stop would be at the planet Mars. Here we sadly said good bye, or as the Martians say, B-Bop-Ba-Loop-Ah, to Carol and Roger. Our sorrow was soon quelled when we recognized the new passengers coming up the gantry. To our astonishment they were Suzanne Barnes, famed throughout the world as the Great White Healer, James Cybulski, the champion rocket racer, and Veronica Rutkoski, who was called to nurse a patient who became air sick during the flight. We then took off for the planet Jupiter, and as we took our final look at Mars we could see Senior Scout Master Bill Hutchinson and his scout troop Tom Kostanko, Bill Knowlton, Alvin Mozden and Gerald Behr, plus a few Martians trailing behind. On arriving at Jupiter, we left the rocket and went into the nearest hotel. Knowing our luggage would be coming soon we whistled f r a bellboy to take it to our room. As we signed the register we noticed many familiar names. Included among them were Chesterine Kloc, John McIntosh, Anna Leffer, and Connie Miller. We later learned they were on a mission for the United Universe. As we started for our rooms, we met the manager coming down the stairs. This was Carl Lounsbury. Carl then invited us to his Cocktail Party that evening at the Hotel. We went to our rooms to prepare for the big evening. We decided we would like a new Jupiter hair style for the party, and to our surprise our hairdresser was none other than the famous and outstanding Karen Powell. We were now ready for our big evening. When we entered the Ball Room we learned this was to be a convention for the Political Personalities of neighboring planets. There were many guests whom we recognized as our former classmates. James Fritz, with his private secretary, Joanne Miljure was campaigning for presidency on Mars. Jerry Ross and Dick Reid were com- peting for the office of cleaning the observatory windows. Roger Bouck, with secretary, Vernita Partaka were contemplating whether there should be a new office for crater surveyors. Russell Barriger, Doug Britt, Paul Izydorek and Jim Merchant were forming a committee for research on the vitamin content of a new plant grown abundantly on this planet, the Jupiter Fly Trap. Suddenly Dave Ashmore, special messenger, rushed up to us with word from back home that the worst robbery ever to take place on the Earth had just taken place at Fort Knox. The Bennett twins, Garold and Gary, presidents of the bank at Fort Knox, are extremely disturbed about this fantastic robbery. Although the criminals seem to have completely vanished, the famed F.B.I. agents Dean and Dennis Rienstra are now following some very promising leads. Fearing we will go bankrupt, we made a hasty departure and once more got on our rocket to return to Earth. The pilots on the trip home are also former classmates, Bernard Pine and Bob Rockwell. Our stewardess is Mary Patterson who is surprised to hear about the robbery. The trip back seemed very tiring since we were anxious to see the familiar sights of Earth again. Mary told us that Gary Kelly is being honored for having the world’s largest greenhouse with branches in each of the fifty states and four foreign countries. We heard that Duane Sangster is head of the Arizona branch and also Amalie Claus, our exchange student during our senior year, is head of the Swedish branch. Finally we land and are off the rocket only to meet Carole and Buzz Seeley leaving on their honeymoon to the planet Venus. We congratulate them and leave immediately to cash in our bonds. Working in the bank as cashiers are Wanda Brown, Darlene Brady, and Sandra Shagena. They direct us to the Chief Clerk’s Office since they know we would like to see him again. This was Don Bullock. He assured us our bonds were still safe and not to worry. So we left with confidence that all was well. In our anxiety to return home we were involved in an accident. A low flying Strato-Jet, driven by Gordon Mitchell made a wrong turn necessitating hospital care for us. Orderly Mike Holik admitted us and we were taken immediately to the emergency room. While there, Charlene MacRae, Mary Hughes and Kathy Van Vliet. nurses at the hospital gave us excellent care. On our last day at the hospital we were well enough to tour the hospital. On visiting the new Psychology clinic we were greeted by Kaihi Ballard, the head psychiatrist. She gave us the information that Sherry Law had received the great honor of being elected most outstanding teacher of the year and that Mary Lou Jones had received the Nobel Prize for discovering a new miracle drug. As we were leaving the hospital we saw the gardener Alfred Whittaker tending to the beautiful landscaped grounds. Due to the fact that our Jet- A-Wav Car was broken down we wen? directly to Rockwell’s Motor Sales. Dave Gabler sold us an automobile after which Ron came and thanked us for buying our car from him. Settled once again we tuned in our car TV only to hear the familiar voice of Bill Dobbs. He had lust finished composing a brilliant musical masterpiece. As we changed channels we tuned in a uiz Pregram with Ed Knight as MX. and sealed am the panel were Kay Decker, Sandra Retherford and Linda Severance as special guests.. As w e continued on our way home we crossed the state line into G-eorgia and noticed a beautiful large ranch. We stopped to look around and found the owner to be oar friend Bill Miller. Bill was on his wax’ to Atlanta to the Stock Market and asked as to ride along. During the drive. Bill pointed out a billboard adverti sm cut painted by the famous Pal Kostanfco. As-we looked closer we found out it was the well known all-state track personality, Roger Enter, advertising for the ’W cippen Pastry Company. Once in Atlanta, Bill went to the stock market and we told him -we would do some shopping and meet him for lunch at 1 o’clock. We noticed a department store and decided to look around there first. When we went in we noticed Jane Lasko, Janet Hurd, Linda Goodall and Barbara Pasieczny as clerks. After a long conversation with our friends we decided we would have to hurry to meet Bill on time. Later, when we met Bill, he told us that we would go to the Mark’s Place, where we recognized Kay as our hostess. As we were eating we noticed two more classmates, Ruthann Willis and Virginia Herr, who are now personal secretaries. After finishing a delicious meal we returned to Bill’s ranch, where we thanked him for a wonderful day. Once more we got into our Jet-A-Way Car and headed for home. We had one final stop to make. This was in Kentucky, where we knew Marlene Ulfig and Lorraine Mika were living. After a long conversation with Marlene and Lorraine, in which we learned that the former Joanne Zawlinski, now Mrs. Smithson, had been to visit them the week before. We then left for home. We now headed for Cass City. Once in Cass City we went to see our old school house and look up a few more friends. We saw Mrs. Jean Behr with her twin daughters, Mrs. Ardis Loomis, who is expecting her third child, and Mrs. Marcia Schembers, who was voted as Mother of the Year. Being very tired from our trip we spent our last evening together discussing our Grand Tour of the Universe. In the morning we will part once again each going our separate ways. I will go back to Detroit with Karen where I am a Registered Nurse at Henry Ford Hospital and Karen is a High Fashioned Hair Stylist. Cherylann will be returning to her home in California and Ginny will return to her nursing position at Hurly Hospital in Flint. With tears in our eyes we say good-night, only hoping we can once more be reunited with our friends. 39 B. Copeland B. Guinther C. Turner C. Wallace A. Kilbourn J. Lasko L. McConkey B. Rockwell D. Wright J. Irrer E. Englehart A. O'Dell G. Kelly S. Retherford UNDERGRADS junior A D. Albee M. Arndt M. Barriger G. Bigham M. Brady B. Bridges M. Brown R. Bukowski D, Bullock S. Churchill M. Cook B. Copeland S. Copeland T. Craig J. Crawford C. Decker P. Dillon W. Eberline S. Edzik T. Ellis R. Emmons D. Englehart P. Ewald J. Field R. Fischer T. Flannery M. Fox D. Frakes V. Furness W. Goodall D. Gremel R. Hartwick W. Hempton J. Herhalt S. Hoppe J. Hosner J. Hunter B. Hutchinson M. Irrer C. Iseler L. James M. Karr D. Kish C. Kloc K. Langenburg D. LaPeer C. Leeson J. Leitch R. Lesoski 42 unior $ C. Lindsay Y. Lowe A. Matuzak D. McIntosh G. Miller P. Miller A. Milligan F. Moore L. Moore E. Morell F. Mosher R. Mozden T. Mulrath J. Muntz J. Nicol S. Palmer J. Parker D. Parrott C. Peasley M. Perlaki A. Phillips M. Pomeroy R. Profit S. Profit J. Quick R. Randall F. Reid D. Repshinska E. Richardson C. Root M. Roch G. Schroeder M. Sherrard C. Smith B. Spencer A. Starmann D. Stine D. Stroupe L. Taylor J. Tuckey J. Turner C. Wallace S. Wells E. Wilcox M. Wilson C. Wright ABSENTEES K. Beecher B. McCarty 43 Soph o more J R. Ashmore J. Austin N. Austin B. Auvil S. Auvil J. Avery I. Babich D. Ball D. Ball J. Ballard M. Battel R. Bliss K. Bond E. Bouck R. Bringardner S. Brown J. Burns B. Bustamante B. Butler R. Carpenter J. Champion K. Cook D. Crawford K. Crawford D. Curtis P. Decker R. Deering F. DeLong E. Englehart C. Erla A. Ferguson H. Ferguson G. Fleenor S. Fleming R. Freeman L. Freiburger B. Geister J. Graham E. Gray S. Greenleaf E. Greenlee L. Groombridge G. Guild G. Guilds B. Guinther G. Guinther P. Herhalt D. Horak P. Howell R. Hughes N. Hurd J. Irrer E. Izydorek B. Jones B. Jones J. Jones B. Kennedy A. Kilbourn J. King G. Kloc J. Knoblet J. Krohn M, Laming C. LaPeer 44 Sopi. onto res C. Lapp M. Linderman L. McConkey C. McCullough D. McNaughton S. Mark D. Marshall J. Matuszak J. Meredith J. Mika J. Miller R. Milligan J. Mulrath J. Nicholas L. Nicholas A. O’Dell H. Papp J. Papp R. Parrish R. Parrish C. Pasieczny A. Peasley D. Pelton G. Phelps W. Powell C. Reifel E. Retherford T. Roach P. Rockwell S. Root J. Rosenstangel R. Rutkoski J. Ryan V. Sattelberg P. Sawicki L. Seale L. Searls R. Severance L. Shagena M. Shagena A. Sheppard K. Sherman F. Soldan G. Spencer R. Spencer R. Spencer G. Thompson G. Tracy C. Turner J. Turner S. Van Vliet A. Venema C. Venema J. Weippert D. White D. Wright J. Wright P. Zawilinski M. Zelkowski P. Zellar R. Zinnecker ABSENT B. Beecher C. Derengowski 45 m en jjfcikl- V L. Anthes J. Ballard D. Barnes K. Baudoin A. Bean C. Behr B. Bliss A. Bognar J. Brown L. Brown M. Brown A. Burk L. Butler D. Chapman C. Churchill R. Clara R. Coleman R. Connolly R. Cook R. Cook C. Copeland W. Copeland J. Crane V. Crawford L. Curtis K. Decker C. Deneen G. Dillon R. Doerr J. Freiburger P. Freshney J. Gabler B. Gallaway D. Greenleaf J. Gretz L. Gruber D. Guinther L. Hahn B. Harbec R. Hartwick N. Heckroth J. Heilig E. Hicks K. Holm K. Hughes G. Hutchinson D. Hulien B. Johnson F. Keller T. Kelly B. Kennedy D. King M. Kloc G. Knoblet L. Kolb J. Kostanko J. Kostanko C. Krug B. Langenburg L. Lebioda D. Luettke D. MacRae P. McConnell W. McLeish 46 r e A hm en L. Mark G. Merchant V. Morrison M. Mozden H. Mulrath S. Neal E. Nizzola K. Nostrant R. Novak K. Paladi D. Partaka N. Partaka R. Peasley M. Pelton R. Pringle R. Rabidcau G. Rabideau E. Reifel B. Robert P. Rogers M. Root D. Ruhl J. Rutkoski C. Ryland L. Schram D. Schember L. Searls C. Seeley J. Seeley L. Seeley E. Smentek G. Smith R. Spelrs A. Spencer G. Spencer J. Spencer M. Spencer B. Starmann L. Strace J. Sugden L. Taylor L. Thompson C. Tracy R. Turner R. Urban D. Van Allen R. Venema A. Wallace B. Weippert G. Whittaker R. Woodward M. Zawilinski D. DeLong G. Spencer ABSENT P. Dillon J. Fox J. Kile H. Parrish J. Heronemus 47 i (j li 11 Cjradt E. Ackerman C. Allen C. Anker D. Asher J. Austin J. Ballagh C. Beecher C. Bigham D. Bock D. Bulen L. Calka R. Champion J. Creason N. Creason R. Cybulski R. Doerr T. Finkbeiner T. Frankowski B. Frelburger D. Frelburger R. Fritz G. Goodall E. Gordon P. Gray E. Gruber L. Guild L. Guilds C. Guinther G. Hawley M. Heilig K. Herhalt V. Hobson G. Hoffman E. Holes J. Hughes G. Hutchinson D. Joos N. Jordan S. Kelley L. King T. Knight K. La Joie 48 £iyhth Cjradt P. LaPeer B. Lapp J. Lesoski T. Lounsbury J. Lubaczewski M. Mallory C. Mark G. Miller R. Papp R. Parmer R. Parrott B. Perlaki L. Powell R. Rabldeau O. Randall L. Russell B. Seeley J. Shagena J. Smentek S. Smith J. Spencer D. Stine K. Stoll K. Stroupe D. Tracey J. Tuckey D. Vollmar J. Walters L. Weippert K. White D. Whittaker J. Willis I. Wright J. Wright A. Zawilinski ABSENT J. Bohnsack G. Fillion C. Weippert 49 k •Seven J. Asher T. Barnes R. Barriger L. Bartle D. Bliss D. Boylan L. Brown R. Cummins C. Decker C. DeLong T. Dewey M.E. Doerr H. Douglas S. Eberline G. Edzik E. Esau M. Freye S. Geiger J. Graham B. Gruber S. Guc S. Gulnther L. Hartwick J. Hawley B. Helig D. Hennessey R. Hervey K. Hiatt T. Hile F. Holes D. Holik K. Holm C. Howell L. Johnson W. Klinkman H. Linderman R. Lorentzen M. MacRae N. McKeller J. Maharg J. Maleck J. Mallory •Seven tk Qrad e K. Mark G. Marshall J. Merchant M. Miller M. Murphy E. Nicholes W. Parmenter J. Parrott S. Powell M. Profit S. Rabldeau T. Rabldeau R. Roberts L. Rutkoskl L. Schram W. Seeley J. Selby D. Sherrard E. Smentek L. Smith T. Smith L. Spencer C. Starr D. Stilson D. Stine G. Stine G. Stoll L. Sudgen D. Turner R. Weippert T. White N. Zawilinski ABSENT R. McIntosh S. Fillion 31 R. Willis L. Guilds K. Ballard J. Tuckey FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Kay Mark, Jane Lasko, Veronica Rutkoski, Mary Patterson, Ivernia Toner, Darlene Brady, Yvonne Lowe, Arlene O'Dell, Robert Freiburger. BACK ROW: Jean Leslie (Behr), Joyce Bailey, Wanda Brown, Jean Jones, Sue Churchill, Sally Palmer, Judy Nicholas, Cheryl Sheffer, Virginia Gross, Jane Mac Lachlan, Karen Pelton, Judy Muntz. Editor-in-Chief.................................................................................Kay Mark Senior Pictures .................................................. Mary Hughes, Jane Lasko, Kay Mark Snapshots ..................................................Darlene Brady, Arlene O' Dell, Ivernia Toner Faculty Editor................................................................................Sally Palmer Undergrad Layouts................................................................ Jean Jones, Yvonne Lowe Activity Managers .................................................................Kay Mark, Judy Muntz Calendar .................................................................................... Jane Lasko Prophecy ............................ Virginia Gross, Karen Pelton, Cheryl Sheffer, Jane Mac Lachlan History.................................................................... Jean Behr, Mary Patterson Ad Layouts................................................................. Jean Jones, SandraShagena Activity and Sports Editors........................................................Kay Mark, Jane Lasko Ad Sales..............................................Veronica Rutkoski, Sue Churchill, Sandra Shagena, Judy Nicholas, Joyce Bailey, Sally Palmer, Marlene Brady, Jane Lasko, Mary Hughes Subscription Sales..........................................Sally Palmer, Sue Churchill, Yvonne Lowe Student Photographer ................................................................. Robert Freiburger Commercial Photographer . ................................................................... Fritz Neitzel Faculty Adviser.................................................................... Frank Weatherhead junior and Senior Id at ionaf Sdonor Society Wleml er5 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mary Lou Jones, Barbara Starmann, Gerald Knoblet, Carol Fritz, Pam Dillon, Larry Moore, Jack Selby, Kathy Mark, Joan Maleck, Bonnie Kennedy, Joan Heilig, Eileen Hicks, Janet Asher, Bonnie Perlaki, Donald Joos, Gail Hoffman, Diane Freiburger, Thomas Frankowski. SECOND ROW: Richard Bringardner, Robert Freiburger, Robert Harmon, Rosemary Fritz, Phyllis Ewald, Mary Lou Spencer, Patty Rogers, Bonnie Spencer, Betty Kennedy, Beverly Guinther, Ruth Ann Freeman, Nancy Heckroth, Patty Freshney, James Freiburger, John Maharg, Eric Esau. THIRD ROW: Keith Baudoin, Edward Ackerman, Timothy Knight, James Ballard, Richard Hartwick, Ronald Speirs, Linda Calka. Glen Flllion, James Walters. Ruth Ann Willis, Cherylann Sheffer, Mary Perlaki, Sandra Retherford, Sandra Copeland, Maryanne Barriger, Mr. Ackerman. BACK ROW: Brewster Shaw, William Dobbs. Martha Arndt, Jane MacLachlan, Guy Whittaker, Fred Reid. Grant Goodall, Robert Milligan, James Knoblet, Steve Karpovich, David MacRae, Ann Sheppard, Linda Severance, Charlene MacRae, Chesterine Kloc, James Fritz, Amalie Claus. Katheryn Ballard. SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY THIS YEAR ARE: Katherine L. Ballard Amelie Christina Claus William David Dobbs Robert James Freiburger Carol Ann Fritz James Edwin Fritz George Robert Harmon Mary Lou Jones Steve Charles Karpovich, Jr. Valedictorian, Mary Lou Jones; Chesterine Ann Kloc Jane Eleanor MacLachlan Charlene Ann MacRae Sandra Joyce Retherford Linda Lou Severance Brewster H. Shaw, Jr. Cheryl Ann Sheffer Ruth Ann Willis Salutatorian, Robert Freiburger 55 Student C ouncif FIRST ROW: J. Maharg, R. Hutchinson, J. Miljure, J. Fritz, L. Seale, J. Ballard, D. Wright. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holes, T. Craig, K. Ballard, S. Law, B. Starman.C.Seeley, N. Zawllinski. THIRD ROW: G. Kelly, B. Guinther, B. Kennedy, W. Eberline, J. Muntz, W. Hutchinson, E. Retherford. FOURTH ROW: M. Patterson, K. VanVliet, A. Claus, K. Powell, E. Knight, K. Langenburg. THUMB B REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Holes, J. Fritz W. Eberline K. Langenburg, S. Law Matt Quid, FIRST ROW: Left to Right, B. Freiburger, D.E. Albee, C. Seeley, M. Patterson, Commissioner; W. Dobbs, D. Repshinska, P. Profit, SECOND ROW: M. Barriger, M, Jones, C. Root, S, Freye, P. Dillon, L, McConkey, S. Law, P. Zellar. THIRD ROW: S. Retherford, B. Copeland, J. Sbresny, S. VanVliet, B. Guinther, P. Sawicki, J. Parker. FOURTH ROW: K. VanVliet, K. Powell, Y. Lowe. ABSENT: L. Severance. Bill. CU FIRST ROW: Mrs. O’Dell, A. O’Dell, M. Sherrard, S. Retherford, R. Harmon, Mrs. Moore. SECOND ROW: C. Reifel, D. Greenleaf, C. Sheffer, W. McLeish, F. Moore, I. Hicks, C. Venema. THIRD ROW: J. Jones, M. Johnson, L. Strace, J. Parrott, S. Kelley, M. Barriger, D. Whittaker, J. Meridcth, J. Heronemus. FOURTH ROW: E. Reifel, I. Babich, S. Brown, E. Gray, M. Holik, C. Krug, C. Smith, J. Turner, G. Kelley. ABSENT: L. Severance. future J4omemaher5 of J me� ic a FIRST ROW: S. Van Vliet, L. Freiburger, M. Hahn, Mrs. Jackson, B. Guinther, B. Geister, E. Gray. SECOND ROW: J. Muntz, C. McCullough, E. Kennedy, A. Kilbourn, A. O'Dell, C. Lapp. THIRD ROW: K. Decker, K. Powell, A. Cummins, D. Brady, I. Toner, D. Ball, S. Root. 3u fur0 3a rmerA FIRST ROW: Mr. Clark, T. Marshall, R. Barriger, J. Shagena, B. Miller, D. Parrott, G. Mitchell, P. Izydorek, G. Behr, G. Bennett, G. Bennett, K. Beecher. SECOND ROW: J. Kile, T. Roach, D. Marshall, C. Venema, D. McIntosh, M. Irrer, J. Cybulski, B. Powell, B. Cook, B. Langenburg, H. Parrish, R. Mozden, A. Bean. THIRD ROW: D. Urban, J. Rosenstangle, E. Izydorek, R. Rockwell, D. Bullock, J. Merchant, D. Britt, E. Richardson,C. Smith, M. Fox, of m trica F. Keller, R. Pringle. FOURTH ROW: D. Cook, M. Battel, J. Crawford, H. Ferguson, D. Sangster, B. Milligan, J. Krohn, C. Pasieczny, J. Wright, B. Carpenter, G. Merchant, G. Smith, D. DeLong, A. Wallace, J. Fox, L. Anthes. FIFTH ROW: G. Spencer, D. Ball, M. Cook, B. Morell, R. Bouck, B. Knowlton, K. Rosenstangel, F. DeLong, P. Rockwell, J. Mika, F. Soldan, J. Graham, D. Crawford, J. Kostanko, J. Papp, R. Woodward. 58 Jrenc k cu FIRST ROW: J. Ryan, R. Jones, C. Sheffer, B. Jones, S. VanVliet, Mrs. Shaw. SECOND ROW: L. Freiburger, B. Gulnther, A. Sheppard, C. Lapp, M. Perlaki, V. Gross. S panis I CU FIRST ROW: D. Repshinskl, A. O'Dell, A. Starman, E. Kennedy, Mrs. Shaw. SECOND ROW: B. Bridges, B. Spencer, I. Babich, E. Grey, M. Roch. THIRD ROW: G. Schroeder, B. Kennedy, M. Spencer, J. Ballard, B. Bustamante, B. Geister. 5« WHO DIDYOUSAYWASONCANDIDCAMERA? THE MOUSE THAT ROARED CAST Tully Bascom....................John Herhalt Four Tourists...............Dee Ellen Albee, Sandy Copeland, Beryl Copeland, Kathy Langneburg Ann ....................... Lorraine James David Benter.....................Tom Ellis Count Mount joy.........................Gary Miller Page ...................... Pam Dillon Gloriana..............................Sharon Profit Helen ......................... Judy Muntz Norma ..................... Janice Parker Mr. Beston...............................Tom Craig Miss Johnson •••••� ..., Judy Quick Four Students .............Jim Hosner, Dave Stine, Dave Bullock, Sam Wells Professor Kokintz ............Fred Reid Mrs. Reiner .................. Sally Edzik General Snippet ........... Alan Milligan Jil1 ...................... Phyllis Ewald Pebble.....................Diane Repshinska Mr. President .............Dick Stroupe Tom Mulligan ....................Bob Profit Four Soldiers..............Roger Hartwick, Mick Pomeroy, Sam Wells, Dave Stine Will Tatum.................Dave Parrott Miss Wilkins..................Mary Perlaki Mrs. Bascom ...............Marilyn Rock Radio-TV Announcer.......................Tom Craig IF YOU DON'T MIND I'D RATHER DO IT MYSELF. I'M SORRY. REALLY I THINK YOU HAVE VERY NICE LOOKING LEGS C aiA Science 3air THE EFFECT □ F ALCOHOL ON THE INTERNAL ORGANS □ FTHE RAT LfNCTHOTLIFL 12 pays xi'tcxassvi aloha mkkx : LINC1M OF Lift 1 DAYS HOLl IN S10MACH bOZ The above project, by John Herhalt, won first place at the Cass City Science Fair this year. One activity which our girls can en- joy again because girls' physical ed- ucation is now part of our program. £xtrava The crystal ball artist does his stuff. 63 FIRST ROW: A. O'dell, M.Brown,C. Krug,S. Churchill, C. Decker, Butler, C. Behr, N. Austin, J. Austin, W. Brown, W. Goodall, K. • V. Crawford, D. Ball, J. Miller. SECOND ROW: L. Seeley, L. Bond, J. Irrer, M. Pelton. entary St u deni Cou n ci t 1962-1963 FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Danny Lowe, Skippy Spiers, Richard Lowe, Dean Lockwood, Linda Koepfgen, Patti Rabideau, Jean Alexander, Greg Mark, Cammy Wallace, Cindy Mockridge, David Brooks, Scott Guinther, Molli Bea Butler, Melody Bacon, Melinda Karn, Dolores Sherrard. SECOND ROW: Lou Ann Repshinska, Chris Craig, Mike Wood, Bob DeLong, Margaret Battel, Karen Kilbourn, Mary Golding, Jim Harbec.Cherryl Doyen, Dian Asher, Joan Esckilson, Mary Ellen Peterson, Robert Ross, Steven Selby, Mark Lockwood, John Hacker, Jean Turner. THIRD ROW: Randy Brown, David Somers, Bruce King, Danny Powell, Tom McComb, Dian Stickle, Patty Thane, Patty Doerr, Cindy Strickland, Paul Alfano, Tom Crow, John Zawilian, Ralph Retherford, Libby Hillaker, Shari Geiger. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Murray, Mike Buniak, John Bartnik, Tim McComb, Tim Cooper, Bill Spencer, Calvin Venema, Randy Aleksink, Yvonne Fillion, Karen Smith, Jean Butler, Kaye Smith, Robbie Alexander, Wayne McNeil, Mallory McClellan. (jracle Sc li o o f 0„ ere tt a COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS INDIAN SQUAWS AND BRAVES TOP ROW: Evelyn Merchant, Mary Ellen Martin, Suzanne Lowe, Sally Jo Kolb, Sandra Hawley, Bonnie Holik. FRONT ROW: Diana Morse, Ronald Hudson, Mike Klinkman, Mark Lockwood, Kenny McClorey, Diane Lockwood. dais JJi9k Sckoot oir FIRST ROW: R. Severance, G. Dillon, D. Chapman, E. Hicks, H. Mulrath, C. Deneen, J. Rutkowski, L. Schram, G. Guinther, A. Spencer, N. Hurd, L. Curtis, J. Spencer, R. Spencer, L. Mark, J. Hurd. SECOND ROW: S. Neal, M. Stankula, L. Lcboida, K. Hughes, K. Ryland, D. LaPeer, K. Mark, D. Wright, D. Ashmore, R. Parrish, J. Guild, P. Profit, B. Auvil, J. Gretz, M. Mozden, B. Weippert, J. Bailey, J. Wakefield, V. Morrison. THIRD ROW: S. Copeland, J. Field, C. Wallace, C. Tracy, S. Retherford,S. Root, R. Connolly, J. Leitch, G. Kelley, G. Phelps, R. Deerlng, J. Skrlpy, M. Weippert, M. Wilson, G. Spencer, L. Severance, L. James, T. Mulrath. FOURTH ROW: J. Parker, C. Wright, S. Freye, C. Miller, B. Pasieczny, R. LaJoie, A. Bogner, B. Bliss, N. Walters, D. Bullock, W. Dobbs, C. Iseler, R. Hartwick, J. Zawilinski, R. Willis, J. Turner, Y. Lowe, J. Kostanko, V. Furness, B. Roberts, L. Gruber, ABSENT: L. Brown, J. (Leslie) Behr, S. Coykendall, W. Johnson, G. Randall. Director, R. Parrish 66 Tom Ellis, John Herhalt, Tom Craig, William Dobbs IDENTICALS Dean Reinstra Dennis Reinstra William Dobbs Sandra Copeland Linda Severance Charles Iseler TONETS BLUE JAYS Susan VanVliet Sandra Copeland, Linda Severance Richard Bukowski, Mick Pomeroy, Wm. McCarty Sckoot This group is composed of pupils who have done above average work in junior band or possess abilities. The Senior Band responsibility of represent- at public performances, such as , various parades, athletic events, contests, and the like. FIRST ROW: B. Copeland, W. Dobbs, S. Profit. SECOND ROW: E. Jones, A. Starman, B. Starman, L. Butler, E. Smentek, M. Barriger, Mr. Case, Director. THIRD ROW: B. Butler, N. Austin, G. Rabideau, B. Jones, R. Barriger, G. Guild. FOURTH ROW: C. Iseler, A.O'Dell, D.Guinther, D.Greenleaf, C. Peasley, J. Guinther. FIFTH ROW: M. Pomeroy, C. Seeley, D. Hulein, C. Holm, R. Doerr, R. Spencer. SIXTH ROW: R. Profit, S. Edzik, S. Mark, L. Shagnea, R. Stroupe. SEVENTH ROW: B. Spencer, J. Avery, M. L. Spencer. 69 Pep 3and unior Mi (j It 13and 70 FRONT ROW: Joyce Smentek, Donald Joos, Kathy Stroupe, Rebecca Hervey, Connie Delong. SECOND ROW: Eric Esau, Debra Boylan, Gloria Stine, Miles Profit. THIRD ROW: Jean Austin, Linda Bartle, Richard Parrott, Joan Maleck, Elizabeth Smentek. FOURTH ROW: Gail Hoffman, Tim Knight, Dennis Stine, Susan Guc, Tim Barnes. TOP ROW: Mr. Case, Ken Hiatt, Susan Guinther, David Sherrard, Richard Barriger. Boylan, B. Doerr, B. Spencer, T. Knight, B. Spencer, R. Jones. THIRD ROW: M. Pomeroy, D. Hulien, B. Profit, C. Iseler. FIRST ROW: G. Rabideau, V. Crawford, S. Profit, A. O'Dell, M. Barriger, A. Starmann, D. Joes. SECOND ROW: T. Barnes, D. Sixth Cjracle Sa n J FIRST ROW: J. Golding, L. Canfield, C. Thane, J. Doerr, B. Ballard, B. Wagner, E. Powell, K. Kerbyson, J. Gordon, L. Haire. SECOND ROW: Mr. Case, L. Brown, R. Ross, E. Smith, V. Wagner, G. Chambers, T. Kolb, K. Gaffney, L. Wright, B. Spencer. ABSENT: P. Dobbs. 3iftk Cjra FIRST ROW: L. Douglas, M. Morse, J. Bartnik, P. Keating, S. Geiger, L. Atwell, M. Searls, S. Hartwick.S. Hartwick. SECOND ROW: Mr. Case, S. Bills, P. Thane, G. Barnes, J. Golding, C. J e San d Craig, J. Auten, R. Kind. THIRD ROW: J. Howell, R. Cummins, D. Stickle, M. Clark, D. Milligan, C. Crandall, J. McDonald, T. Turner, B. King, S. Skinner. 71 WILLIAM DOBBS BERYL COPELAND BERYL COPELAND WILLIAM DOBBS SHARON PROFIT SHARON PROFIT 72 JoolLJt S, a J FIRST ROW: Coach Lemanski, B. Shaw, R. Karr, B. Harmon, L. Groombridge, J. Ballard, D. McIntosh, K. Crawford, M. Bryant, Coach Wilson. SECOND ROW: M. Karr, D. Ricnstra, C. Seeley, J. Shagena, J. Bohnsack, R. Reid, J. Ross. THIRD ROW: G. Thompson, R. Rockwell, J. Crawford, J. Knoblet, D. Rienstra, W. Hampton, B. Hutchinson, G. Behr, E. Retherford. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City Cass City 0 0 0 25 14 6 32 . Lakers . . . . Frankenmuth . Bad Axe . . . . Sandusky . . . Vassar . . . . Marlette . . . Caro . . . . 0 .12 33 6 16 . 9 6 J. Bohnsack Guard B. Shaw Guard J. Ross Halfback R. Rockwell Fullback R. Reid Center M. Bryant Fullback B. Hutchinson Halfback J. Shagnea D. Rienstra Halfback Roger Parker Halfback Queen Suzanne Barnes, Jim Fritz Jim Fritz Queen Suzanne Bill Eberline Amelie Claus Norm Sawicki Jim Fritz Queen Suzanne Bill Eberline Even though fog attempted to dull the spirit of the evening, our Homecoming f62-'63 was a success again this year. Certainly, in future years, all of us will look back at this Homecoming as one of Cass City's best. The float to the right, the Sophomore's float, won f i r 81 prize this year. 4Uardi BasUUt D, eam FRONT: Roger Karr. STANDING: Left to Right, Dave Stine, Mavin Knoblet, Ron Randall, Dean Rienstra, Ed Retherford, Jerry Ross, Irrer, Dennis Rienstra, Walter Hempton, Roger Parker, Jim Jim Champion, Milton Sherrard. junior Ua r5 i ly f3a A L et L a (( e FIRST ROW: Left to Right, L. Groombridge, R. Turner, W. Copeland, K. Crawford. SECOND ROW: A. Wallace, R. Bliss, Mr. Lemanski, J. Crane. G. Kloc. D. Ruhl. Some action shots at a home basketball game JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Betsy Jones Arlene O'Dell Jerry Ryan Peggy Sawicki Barbara Starman The trophy in the lower picture was won by the Varsity Cheerleaders in com- petition with all other cheerleaders from around the state at camp this year. They won third place. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sherryl Law Suzanne Barnes Carol Fritz Janice Sbresney Sandy Copeland JANICE SBRESNEY SUZANNE BARNES SANDY COPELAND CAROL FRITZ SHERRY LAW Ea eUl ea m FIRST ROW: G. Smith, D. Englehart, G. Kelly, R, Rabideau, D. Stine, M. Sherrard, S. Wells, W. Copeland, R. Hartwick. SECOND ROW: L. Searls, D. Ruyl, M. Irrer, R. Karr, A. Wallace, W. Hempton, J. Knoblet, M. Cook, J. Champion, S. Stine, Coach Wilson. FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Roger Karr, Brewster Shaw, Michael Holik, John Shagcna, Robert Harmon, James Champion, Dale McIntosh, Larry Grombridge. SECOND ROW: John Crawford, Dean Rienstra, Jerry Ross, Walter Hempton, Ed Retherford, Michael Bryant, Richard Reid, William Hutchinson, Paul Izydorek. BACK ROW: Charles Seeley’ Roger Parker, John Bohnsack, Dennis Rienstra, James Knoblet, Donald Bullock,Gerald Behr. ABSENT: Marvin Irrer, Mike Karr, Ronald Randall. 83 M a. w b J 'L'lpAet ja A A a r to h u m b J3 Jracb Jitde or 196 FRONT: Left to Right, D. Rienstra, B. Harmon, Roger Parker, Coach Lemanski with league trophy, ? , D. Parrott, D. Reinstra. BACK ROW: J. McIntosh, M. Holik, D. Bullock, J. Bohnsack, W. Hempton, R. Karr, B. Dobbs, J. Ross. Some missing members are: M. Bryant, B. Shaw, C. Seeley, P. Izydorek, L. Groombridge, D. McIntosh. A complete squad picture not available. RIGHT: Harmon finishing mile relay. Coach Wilson presents Roger Parker the Clare McDurmon trophy for the outstanding athlete of the Thumb B Conference. RIGHT: Dennis Rienstra in the 220. Cass City wrestled the Thumb B Conference track title from Vassar in a close duel that wasn't settled un- til the final event of the day. The meet was held Tuesday in Cass City. The Hawks finished with 73 points. Vassar was a close second with 68 1 2 points. Others in their or- der of finish were: Bad Axe 45, Frankenmuth 34, Marlette 23, Caro 18, Sandusky 12 and Lakers 2 1 2. On its way to victory Cass City set four Thumb B track records and run- nor-up Vassar set two now records. Roger Parker, who was awarded the Clare Mc- Durmon trophy for the out- standing athlete in the con- ference, paced the Hawks with record-breaking per- formances in the 120-yard high hurdles and the 180- yard low hurdles. He shaved .2 of a second off the low hurdle mark and bested the former record of :15.5 in the high hurdles with a : 15.25 mark. It was the first time the trophy had been presented. Walt Hempton set a new mark in the high jump with a leap of five feet, 11 1 8 inches to break the old mark of 5 feet, 9 3 4 in- ches. In the pole vault. May of Vassar broke the mark set by Fred LeesonofCass City with a vault of 11 feet, 11 1 2 inches - 2 1 2 inches better than the pre- vious record. The record is still way below Ed Freeman's Jump of 12 feet, 6 inches, the track record. As expected, Jim Colosky of Vassar set a record in the shop-put with a toss of 52 feet, one inch. Cass City's mile relay team completed the assault on the records with a time of 3:40.9, breaking the mark of 3:42.9 set by Franken- muth. Running were Bry- ant, McIntosh, Dean Rien- stra and Harmon. In addition to the rec- ord-breaking performan- ces, Cass City also won a first in the second heat of the 880-yard relay with Bryant running the distance in 2:10.2. Hempton also picked up second place be- hind Parker in both hurdle events. Other points were won for Cass City by the follow- ing finishes: McIntosh, fourth in the first heat of the 440; Dennis Rienstra, third in the 220; Harmon, second, and Dean Rienstra, third, in the second heat of the 440; Bohnsack, third, and Parrott, fourth, in the first heat of the 880; Shaw, fourth, and Bullock, fifth, in mile run; CassCity sec- ond in 880-yard relay; Mc- Intosh, third, and Izydorek, fifth in pole vault; Dennis Rienstra, third, in high jump. R.J JJ a tub A (Capture If eyiona Vnl.-At XocJ %M CASS CITY - Seven record fell hero Saturday as 22 high school track teams competed In Classes B and D regional meets to qualify for the state finals at Central Michigan University next Saturday. Host Cass City beat out defending regional champion Va � ar, for honors in Class B, while power-laden Unlon- vllle ran away with the Class D sec- tion to repeat as regional champions. The Class B section also had two double winners. Jim Colosky, of Vassar. won the broad Jump and also set a new record In the shot-put, breaking his own mark of last year with a toss of 53'4 1 4 . Roger Parker. Cass City, won the high nnd low hurdles, setting a now rocord of :21.45 in the latter. FIRST THREE places in each event qualified for the state finals at Central Michigan University next weekend. In Class B scoring. Cass City was first with 57 points. Behind the Hawks were: Vassar, 49 1 9; Bad Axe, 24 2 9; Saginaw Buena Vista, 22 11 18; Caro, 15 2 9; Bridgeport and Douglas MacArthur 7; Millington 4 1 2; Yale and Cros-Lex 4 1 9, and Sandusky 1 9. CLASS B Broad Jump - Jim Colosky (V); George Miller (V); Pat Lynch (BA); E. Sanders (BV); Mlko DeChane (BA); Distance - 20’ 3 3 4 . Pole vault - Mike May (V); threo- way tic, John McIntosh (CC); Paul Izydorek (CC); Glenn Bannister (Cros- Lex); and nine-way tie for fifth. Height - 11'4 1 4 . (Regional rocord). High Jump - Wall Hempton (CC); Bob Gutek (V); tie between John Hampton (BV) and Dick Saogcr (M) and Jim Boyd (BV). Height - 6' 1 2 . Shot-put - Jim Colosky (V); Rob Johnson (V); Joe Iwanowski (Y); Gary Miller (C); Fred Schroodcr (C-L). Distance - 53’4 1 4 . (Regional record). 120-high hurdles - Roger Parker (CC); Walt Hempton (CC); Charles Brittain (BV); Larry Frederick (BA); Jim Boyd (BV). Time - : 16.5. 100-yard dash - Bob Chadwick (BV); Dick DeChane (BA); Gary Peck- ham (BA); John Hampton (BV); John Clarke (BV). Time - : 11.0. 880-yard run - George Miller (V); Bob Harmon (CC); Mike Bryant (CC); Ed Jewoll M); Ralph Frick (C). Time - 2:07.8. 440-yard run - Jim Frye (V); Don Baker (C); Dean Ricnstra (CC); Dale McIntosh (CC); Pat Lynch (BA). Time - :54.5. 180-low hurdles - Roger Parker (CC); Walt Hempton (CC); Charles Brittain (BV); LynnSommcrfeld (BA); Jim Boyd (BV). Time - :21.45. (Re- gional record). 220-yard dash - Gary Peckham (BA) ; John Clarke (BV); Gary Rapson (V) ; Dennis Relnstra (CC); Leon Dana (DM). Time - :24.4S. Mile run - Dale Brown (DM); Lou Putnam (C); Don Bullock (CC); Glen Blossom (V); Brewster Shaw (CC). Time - 4:51.7. Mile relay - Cass City (Mike Bryant. Dean Rlenstra, Dale McIntosh, Bob Harmon); Caro. Vassar, Bridge- port. Yale. Time - 3:43.4. 880 relay - Cass City (Walt Hempton, Roger Parker, Dennis Rien- stra, Roger Karr); Vassar, Bad Axe. Buena Vista, Douglas MacArthur. Time 1:37.0. HEMPTON SETS NEW RECORD Cass City finished first in all but one event (the shot-put) and swept all places in three oventa to crush San- dusky in a dual meet at Cass City Recreational Park Wednesday, May 8, 88-19. The meet was highlighted by Walt Hempton’s high Jump of six feet, one inch for a now record. In a pre- vious meet, Hempton had tied the old mark of six feet. The above picture shows the boys who helped to set new records in the Thumb B league meet. FRONT: Left to Right, M. Bryant, D. McIntosh, Dean Rienstra, B. Harmon, mile relay. BACK ROW: Mike May, pole vault; R. Parker, high and low hurdles; W. Hempton, high jump; Jim Colosky, shot-put. AT LEFT Coach Lcmanski appears pleased with his new trophy. In the last nine years the Hawks have won eight league titles and three regional championships. Congratulations fellows; ABOVE Bohnsack and Bryant during league meet. .tt Alma Matert Hear Us Now' Roger Parrish Roger Parrish Copyright, 1957. (This hymn written as an alma mater for C.C.H.S.) 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By Licensed Engineers Phone 165 Cass City, Michigan 99 (Calendar 1962-1963 SEPTEMBER 5 School Started 14 Class Elections 19-20 Individual pictures taken 21 Football with Lakers there 28 Football with Frankenmuth here OCTOBER 4 Clean-up Assembly 5 Bad Axe hpmecoming game here 8 Student Council Meeting 12 Football with Sandusky there 19 Football with Vassar here 25-26 No School Teachers Institute 26 Football with Marlette there FEBRUARY 1 Basketball with Vassar there 6 Talent Show 8 Basketball with Bad Axe there 12 Basketball with Sandusky here 15 Basketball with Lakers here 22 Basketball with Caro there 26 Basketball with Marlette here 29 Basketball with Frankenmuth h re MARCH 4 Student-Teacher Basketball game 8 Basketball with Caro there 8 Band Pep Assembly 12 Forensic Contest 14 Tripleheader Basketball 22 Science Fair NOVEMBER APRIL 2 Football with Caro there 5 Student Council Meeting 6 Individual pictures taken 22-23 No School Thanksgiving Holiday 30 Basketball with Marlette there DECEMBER 3 Assembly-Lecture 6 Out Early-snow 7 No school-snow 14 Basketball with Bad Axe here 18 Basketball with Sandusky there 20 Basketball with Buena Vista there 20 Christmas Assembly 21 Christmas Vacation started JANUARY 2 School started after Christmas vacation 4 G.E. assembly 4 Basketball with Lakers there 11 Basketball with Caro here 15 Basketball with Vassar here 18 Basketball with Frankenmuth 21-22 No school-snow 22 Basketball with Sebewaing here 24 Semester exams 25 No school-snow 28 Semester exams 29 No school between semesters 30 Start second semester 4 Thumb Talent Show 4-5 Junior Play 5 Baseball with Frankenmuth here 11 Baseball with Sebewaing here 11-15 Easter Vacation 16 Baseball with Kingston here 17 Track Meet Caro here 18 Baseball with Owendale here 25 Track Meet Lakers here 29 Twirp Week begins MAY 1 Track Meet Marlette here 1 Salve Auction Assembly 3 Carnival 3 Assembly (King Queen) 9 Visitors Day 11 Junior-Senior Prom 14 Thumb B Conference Track Meet 15 Honor Society Induction 16 Choir Spring Concert 17 Student Council Election Meeting 20 Awards Assembly 24 Swing out 26 Seniors left on trip 30 No School (Memorial Day) 30 Seniors Returned JUNE 2 Baccalaureate 3-4 Final Exams 6 Commencement WALSWOWTH 4 ftound ay ioo WALSWORTH MooiM Vto D a A