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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1965 volume:

w. PERANNOS CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL Cass City, Michigan Joyce Irrer, Editor-in-Chief Washington Monument Foreword In the years to come, we the Annual Staff of 1965 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 Iwo Jima Monument Dedication We, the senior class of 1965, wish to dedicate this year's annual to our Government teacher and Class Advisor, Mr. Dale Sherman. We appreciate your kindness, respect your ability and value your leadership. In behalf of your untiring effort, and sincere interest we wish you the best of luck in the future. 4 Board of Education Standing: Donald Koepfgen, Mrs. Gerald Prieskorn, Kenneth Maharg Front row: William S. Kuhl, Treasurer; H. M. Bulen, President; Elwyn llelwig. Secretary; Donald Reid, Administration Mr. Arthur Holmberg, Principal Mr. Donald Crouse, Superintendent 5 SECRETARIES Miss Marlene Ricketts Assistant Secretary in Mrs. William O'Dell Superientendent's Office Secretary Superintendent's Office 6 Mrs. Helen Ross Secretary Principal's Office Supremo Court Building MR. DAVE ACKERMAN History B.A. M.A. from C.M.U. MR. ORION CAR DEW Industrial Arts 13.S. from Northern M. A. from U. of M. MR. RICHARD CARROLL Commerce B.S. from C.M.U. MR. LYLE CLARKE Agriculture Auto Mechanics Farm Shop B.S. M.A. from M.S.U. MRS. ELEANOR DILLMAN Jr. High Math B.S. from M.S.U. MR. EDWARD DOERR Speech B.S. from M.S.U. MR. GEORGE ELLIOTT Guidance B.A. Albion M.A. from U. of M. MR. ROBERT GRAY Algebra, Chemistry, Science B.S. from M.S.U. MR. ROBERT HIRN Biology, Health B.S. from C.M.U. MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON Home Economics B.S. from C.M.U. MR. DEXTER JOHNSON Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry B.S. from C.M.U. MRS. LENORE LEMANSKI English 11 12 B.A. from C.M.U. MR. OAR IE LEMANSKI Geography Coach B.S. from C.M.U. 8 MRS. PAULINE MILLIGAN Jr. High English B.S. from M.S.U. MRS. THEDA LEIGH Art Extern from C.M.U. MRS. JEAN OSWALD English B.S. from San Jose State M.A. from M.S.U. MR. JOHN OSWALD Science, Coach B.S. from M.S.U. MR. ROGER PARRISH Vocal Music B.S. from C.M.U. MRS. RUTH SEALS English Girl's P. E. B.A. from C.M.U. MRS. LEONE SHAW English, French, Spanish B.A. Life U. of M. MR. DALE SHERMAN Social Studies B.S. from C.M.U. MRS. LUCY ST ARM ANN Library B.A.U. of M. MR. ROBERT STICKLE Driver Ed., Social Studies B.A. B.S. from C. M.U. MR. RONALD WALKER Instrumental Music B. of M.E. from U. of M. MRS. KAREN WALLACE Art B.S. from U. of M. MR. FRANK WEATHERHEAD General Math, Business Training, Annual Adviser B.A. Life Western Mich. MR. HAROLD HOLCOMB Reading, Spelling, Sociology P. E. Assistant Extern from C.M.U. 9 Grade Teachers Mrs. Ina C. Hool Sixth Grade B.S. from Central Mrs. Helen Greenleaf Sixth Grade Special Certificate from Central Mrs. Blanche Milligan Fifth Grade Life Certificate from Central Mrs. Ella Price Fourth Grade B.S. from Western Mrs. Edith Schott Third Grade B.S. Bethel University W Mrs. Melvina Howarth Third Grade B.S. from Eastern r Mrs. Dorothea Quick Second Grade Special, from Central Miss Harriet Warner First Grade B.S. from Central Miss Caroline Garety First Grade B.S. from Central Mrs. Grace Quick El. Librarian and First Grade B.S. M.A. from Central Mrs. Betty Murphy Kindergarten B.S. from Central Mrs. Marie Murray Elementary Principal B.S. from Central M.A. from U. of M. Grade Teachers a Mrs. Leola Retherford Fourth and Sixth Grade B.A. from C.M.U. Mrs. Erma Cardew Fifth Grade B.S. from Eastern Mrs. Geraldine Tibbits Fifth Grade B.S. Bethel University . J 1 Mrs. Barbara Stickle Fourth Grade B.S. from C.M.U. Mrs. Iva C. Profit Third Grade B.S. from Central Mrs. Helen McGrath Second Grade C.M.U. Mrs. Jacqueline Freiburger Second Grade B.S. from Central Mrs. Lila Phipps First Grade A.B. from Eastern Mrs. Martha Butcher Kindergarten B.A. from C.M.U. Mrs. Lois Binder Special Education B.S. from Central Mrs. Helen Stevens, R.N. School Nurse 11 BUS DRIVERS Front, left to right: Rev. Richard Spencer, Jim King, Rev. George Getchel, Mrs. Don DeLong, Del Neal, Oscar Seeley, Louis Wright. Back, left to right: Clayton Moore, William Martus, LeRoy Kilbourn, Harold Murphy, Albert Griffin, Veron Gingrich, Sheldon Martin, Charles Peasley. Nick Decker CUSTODIANS Jerome Root Louis Wright Delos Neal 12 Veron Gingrich Jefferson Monument 4 BEV GU1NTHER (BEV) She has a smile for every girl and two for every boy. Class President 4; Homeroom Rep- resentative 1,4, Student Council 1,4, Vice-president 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 1,4; Junior Play; Speech Class Play 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Teacher’s Club 1,2,3,4,Sec- retary 4; Student Teacher 4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. ED RETHERFORD They say sports and girls don't mix, but it’s sure fun trying. Class Vice-president 1, Home Room rep- resentative 2, Student Council 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4, Thumb B representative 4, Honor Society 1,3,4, Junior Play, Speech Class Play 1, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Football, 1, 2 3 4 , Basketball 1,2 3 4 , Baseball 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Hall Guide 3,4. indicates letter CAROL LAPP The trouble with trouble is it always starts out like fun. Class Secretary 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; State Convention Delegate 3; Student Secretary 3; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. 14 BARBARA BUSTAMANTE (Barb) Excellent student, full of fun, she is well liked by everyone. Class Vice-president 3,4; Home- room representative 2; Student Council 2; Honor Society 1; Home- coming Court 3; Queen 4; Speech Class Play I; Future Teacher's Club 1,2,3, President 3; Pep Club 4; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; President 3,4; Student Secretary 3, 4; Declamation 1. ARLENE KILBOURN If I had a halo, now wouldn't I look silly? Class Treasurer 4; Hall Guide 2,3, 4; Junior Play; Future Teachers Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Student Secretary 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4. ROGER ASHMORE Happy go lucky, fair and free. The re s nothing that really bother me. Choir 1,3,4; Football 1; Speech Class Play 2; Band 1; Pro- jectionists 3; Track 1; Basket- ball 1,3 . JOYCE AUSTIN I'm not curious; I just like to know things. Junior Play 3; Choir 4; F.H. A. 4; Future Teacher's Club 2,3. NORMA AUSTIN (Cricket) I know a lot, but I just can't think of it now. Junior Play 3; F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; District Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4, State Solo and Ensemble Fes- tival 2, Pep Band 2. STEVEN AUVIL OH! That’s Mickey Mouse stuff. Honor Society 1; Lab Assistant 3,4; Junior Play; Basketball 1; Student Teacher 4; Football 1; Track 1. JON AVERY He who laughs last, laughs best, but he who laughs first gets the point. Hall Guide 4; Junior Play; Future Teacher's Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Student Director 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student teacher 4; French Club 1,2; Baseball 2,3. r - WKf m ILLA BABICH I favor a five day week- end. Junior Play; Choir 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4. 15 indicates letter DIANE BALL Don't judge a book by its cover. Speech Class Play 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Choir 1,4; Student Li- brarian 3,4. DONALD BALL Being good is a lone- some job. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Shop Clerk 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 . KENNETH BALL Uses classes as a rest- ing place. Band 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Demonstration Team 2; Dairy judging team 3; Baseball 1,2. JANE BALLARD An innocent face—but you never can tell.. Home-room representative 1, 3; Speech Class Play 3; Student Secretary 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-president 3; Pep Club 1,4; Foreign Exchange 3. indicates letter MARK BATTEL One never knows what goes on inside a quiet head. Hall Guide 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 3; President 4; Track 1; Ba sket ba 11 1; Baseball 1; Football 1. BARBARA BEECHER (Barb) I'm willing to be con- vinced, but show me someone who can do it. Class Secretary 2; Home- coming Court 3; Speech Class Play 3; Pep Club 4; Bible Club 1. 16 ROBERT BLISS (Bob) If there's trouble I'm not around—I've been there. Junior Play, Speech Class Play 1; Fdotball 1.2,3 .4 ; Varsity Club 4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2. ERNEST BOUCK (Ernie) I'm not really bashful, it's just my manner. Hall Guide 4; Junior Play; Speech Class Play 3; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Vice- president 4; Pep Club 4; French Club 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; Baseball 4; Basketball 2. JUDY BOHNSACK (Bowzer) We've found her sweet; at least we know, that ring was put there by a beau. F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Pep band 2,3,4. RICHARD BRINGARDNER (Rick) Give me a little question and I'll try and give you a book-size answer. Class Treasurer 4; Home- room representative 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Track 1; Football 1,2; Basket- ball I; Baseball 1,2. KAREN BOND I live for the weekends. Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Librarian 2; Pep Band 1,2. SHIRLEY BROWN (Charlie) Not that I love study less, but love fun more. Honor Society 1,3,4; Hall Guide 2,3; Future Teacher's Club 1,3,4; French Club 2; Student Secretary 4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. ♦indicates letter 1 JACK BURNS ’’School breaks up my weekends.” Junior Play; Choir 4; Phys. Ed. 2. BONNIE BUTLER (Babs) Her smile and humor make her an asset to the class.” Junior Play; F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Pep Band 2; Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3,4; District Band and Orchestra Festival 1,2,3,4. ROBERT CARPENTER (Bob) Voice from the farm ' F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Dairy judging team 1,2; Shop Clerk 3,4; Parliamentary Procedure team 1,2. JAMES CHAMPION (Champ) It's what’s up front that counts. Home-room representative 1; Junior Play; Speech Class Play 2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1; Basket- ball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ; Baseball 1 , 2 ,3 ,4 . KAY COOK Easy come, easy go.” Choir 3,4. DAVE CRAWFORD Well I finally made it at last. FFA 2,3,4. 18 ♦indicates letter KENNETH CRAWFORD (Ken) He is a quiet youth- at times. Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. PHIL DECKER Women are the best of my troubles. Junior Play; Shop Clerk 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. ROSEMARY DEERING (Rose) With melody sweet, like the song of a bird; her voice is the loveliest we've ever heard. Choir 1,2,3,4; President 4, Talent Show 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 1. FRANCIS DELONG Sometimes I just sit and think; sometimes I just sit. Junior Play; Speech Class Play 3; Band 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 4; Baseball 2,4. CHAR LENE DER ENGOWSKI If I can’t find anything to laugh about, I just giggle. Honor Society 1; Choir 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1; Student Sec- retary 3. ELAINE ENGLEHART There's nothing like be- ing a Senior. Future Nurses' Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Science Fair 3. 19 LINDA FREIBURGER (Slinky) Her rieht eye was a good little eye, but her left eye loved to roam. Class Vice-president 1, Sec- retary 3; Honor Society 2; Hall Guide 2; FutureTeacher's Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2, Vice-president 3, President 4, State Convention Delegate 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Secretary 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2; Pep Club 1,4. F GARY FLfc.fc.NOK ’There may be greater men, but I doubt it. Choir 3; Football 1,2; Track 1; Phys. Ed. l,2;ShopClerk 4. RUTH FREEMAN If mischief is part of heaven, she's on her way there. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Band 1; French Club 1; Talent Show 4. SANDY FLEMING I never flirt, it's too dangerous. Choir 1,2,3,4; Talent Show4. BARB GEISTER (Beak) She likes people, people like her, and people who like people like BARB. Student Council 1; Hall Guide Sub. 2,3,4; Junior Play; Choir 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Council Representative 1, Vice-president 2, President 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Secretary 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Bible Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. ESTHER GRAY (Es) Why should the devil have all the fun. Hall Guide 3,4; Junior Play; Speech Class Play 1; F.H.A. 1,2, Parliamentarian 2; Future Teacher's Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Pfcp Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Student Secretary Sub. 4; Annual Staff 4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4. 20 SUE GREENLEAF I'm really not quiet, I just pretend. Hall Guide 4; Sub. 3; Choir 3,4; Student Librarian 4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Science Fair 2; Honor Roll 3. ELGENE GREENLEE I will praise any man that will praise me. Hall Guide 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Choir 4; Student Secretary 4. GARY GUILDS Seems like a peaceful sort of lad, but I wouldn't want to make him mad. Speech Class Play 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Football 1. GERALD GUINTHER (Jerry) He's known for the silence he keeps. Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4. LARRY GROOM BRIDGE (Gooper) Happiness is just a thing called booze. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 ; Basketball 1,2,4, ; Track 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 . PAT HERHAL1 Why do we have to go to school? Junior Play; Tennis Club 1,2, 3,4. indicates letter DALE HORAK Silence is the key to content. Choir 1; Future Nurses’ Club 2’3,4' RICHARD HUGHES (Hick) Like a fisherman----he has a good line. Home-room Representative 1; Student Council 1; Track 1; Shop Clerk 4. JOYCE 1RRER Some think the world was made for fun and frolic; well, wasn’t it? F.H.A. 3,4, State Convention Delegate 3; Choir 3; Student Secretary 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Pep Club 1. EUGENE IZYDOREK (Izzy) I take my fun where I can find it. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1,4. REINER JACK It is an art to listen; but even a greater art to understand. Foreign Exchange Student 4; Student Council 4; Debate 4. DONNA JEAN JONES Modesty is a charming grace. Future Teachers' Club 2; An- nual Staff 2; Bible Club 1,2; Hall Guide Sub. 3. 22 GERALD KROHN (Jerry) It's a wise man who knows his own business. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Reporter 4; National Delegate 4; Lab. Assistant 4. GEORGE KLOC Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest. Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2 ,3 ,4 , Junior High As- sistant Coach. JAMES KING 1 have two speeds: slow and slower. MELVIN LAMING I'd like to be a dentist when teachers have a tooth- ache. Band l;ShopClerk 4; Football 1,2,3 ,4 ; Basketball 1; Var- sity Club 3,4. ♦indicates letter I • BETTY KENNEDY (Bets) Tis better to love one little boy lots, than lots of boys little. Class Vice-president 2; Home-room Representative2, 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Honor Society 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; F.H. A. 1,2,3; Secretary 1, Treas- urer 3; Choir 1; Bible Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Student Secre- tary 4; Spanish Club 2,3, Secretary 3, Vice-president 2; Pep Club 4; Thumb B Re- presentative 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. JAMES KNOBLET (Jim) Rather athletic, mus- cular and tall, a good chum, a friend to all. Class President 1; Homeroom Representative 1; Honor So- ciety 1,2,3,4; Hall Guide 3,4; Student Teacher 4; Football 1, 2 ,3 ,4 ; Track 1; Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4 ; Baseball 1 ,2 ,3 , 4 ; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; President 4. CHARLENE LAPEER A girl with a smile can be happy all the while. Junior Play; Future Nurses' Club 1; Pep Club 1,4. MARIAN LINDERMAN If silence were golden, I'd be a millionaire. Bible Club 4. CHARLOTTE LAPEER Age has nothing to do with education. Student Secretary 4. LINDA MCCONKEY Her friendly smile has won her friends for many a mile. Honor Society 1,3; Hall Guide 2; Junior Play, Speech Class Play 1; F.H.A. 3,4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1,4, Vice Presi- dent 4; French Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Student Secretary 3,4; Annual Staff 4. JANET LAROCHE (Sugar Bear) She smiled on many just for fun. Hall Guide 3; Junior Play; Speech Class Play; F.H.A. 1; Band 1; Pep Club 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader (Owendale). CHRISTINE MCCOLLOUGH I lack only a few vices to be perfect. F.H.A. 2,3,4. 24 DAVID MCNAUGHTON (Poops ie) I'm the good man who is so hard to find.” Hall Guide 4, Junior Play, Speech Class Play 1, Annual Staff 3,4; Bible Club 4; Pep Club 4; Track 2. JOHN MATUZAK ”1 can see no sound reason to walk these halls another year, therefore I shall Graduate. unior Play; Football 1; Baseball 1. SUSAN MARK ”Men come, men go, but I flirt on forever. Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 4 JEAN MEREDITH There are always two sides toevery argument--- my side and the wrong side. Band 2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble Festival 2,3,4: Bible Club 1,2; Biology Lab Assistant 4; Pep Band 3,4; French Club 1,2; Forensic 2,4. DAVID MARSHALL School breaks up my whole day. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 4; Talent Show 3. JOHN MIKA (Big Bad John) Men are not measured by inches. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 25 JONELL MILLER (Jo) You don't have to be blonde to be preferred. Junior Play; Speech Class Play; Pep Club 4. LESLIE NICHOLAS (Les) What? No girls in heaven? Down please. Shop Clerk 4; Basketball 1,4. 26 ROBERT MILLIGAN Here's a lad we all agree, who takes his lessons seriously. Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Junior Play, Speech Class Play 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4, Regional Reporter 4, National Delegate 3; Lab Assistant 3; Basketball 1,2; Debate 1,2,3, 4; Extemporary Speaking 2, Pep Club 4. JOHN MULRATH It's not how long I lie that matters, it’s how. ARLENE O'DELL Looks like an angel, but you never can tell. Hall Guide 1, Junior Play, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Future Teachers Club 4, Future Nurses Club 1,2, Secretary 2, Band 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 3, Majorette 1; Pep Band 1,2, State Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, District Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,4; Student Teachers 4, Pep Club 1,4; Spanish Club 2, Secretary 2; Bible Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN PAPP Blessed be the man who invented sleep. Junior Play RUSSELL PARRISH (Gus) Obey that impulser Football 1, Basketball 1. CASIMIR PASIECZNY (Cas) Time shows on a man, especially a good time. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4 , Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. ARLENE PEASLEY An old maid I'll never be as long as there are fish in the sea. F.H.A. 3, PepClub 1,4; Annual Staff 4. Student Secretary 4. PAUL ROCKWELL The happiest day of my life, the last day of school. FFA 1,2,3,4, Shop Clerk 4, Football 1,2. SHIRLEY ROOT High school days have their delights, but don't com- pare with nigh school nights. Hall Guide 2, Junior Play, FHA 3,4, Choir 1,2, PepClub 1,4, Student Librarian 1. JAMES ROSENSTANGEL (Jim) Much wisdom is grief; I prefer happiness. FFA 1,2,3,4, Shop Clerk 3,4. 27 ♦indicates letter ROSEMARY RUTKOSKI She doesn't say much but just let her get started. FHA 3,4, Annual Staff 4. PEGGY SAW1CKI When she is good she is very good, but . . . Honor Society 1, Hall Guide 1, 3,2, Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 1,2, Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, FHA 4, Future Teacher's Club 2,3, Pep Club 1,4, Student Teacher 4, Oration 1. JERIRYAN A charming personality is a winner of friends. Class President 3, Home Room representative 1,3,Stu- dent Council 1,3,4, Honor Society 1, Homecoming Court 4, Hall Guide 2, Junior Play, Speech Class Play 1, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, FHA 4, Pep Club 1,4, French Club 1,2, Vice-president 2, Student Teacher 4, Student Secretary 3, Annual Staff 1. LARRY SEALE He is a self-made man, and he worships his creator. Class President 2, Student Council 1,2, Honor Society 3, Junior Play, Speech Class Play 1, Football 1, Basketball 1, Lab assistant 4. VIOLET SATTLEBERG The only way to get rid of temptation is to yieldtoit. FHA 3, Student Secretary 3,4. LYNN SEARLS Never too busy to help others. Home Room representative, Honor Society 1, Hall Guide 3,4, Student Teacher 28 RUTH ANN SEVERANCE I hate boys but the Bible says to love thine enemies. Honor Society 1, Future Teacher's Club 4, Choir 1,2, 3.4, Secretary 3, Spanish Club 3.4, Student Secretary 4, Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 3, President 4. ROBERT SPENCER They tell me I'm brainy. Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, French Club 1,2, Foot- ball 2, Track 2, Science Fair 2,3, LARRY SHAGENA Girls are bothersome, but 1 like to be bothered. Junior Play, Shop Clerk 4. ANN SHEPPARD A pleasant combina- tion of a good student, a good sport, and a good friend. Honor Society 2,3,4, Junior Play, Speech Class Play 3, Band 1,2,3,4, President 4, French Club, 1,2,3,4, Vice- president 3, Student Secre- tary 4, Pep Band 2, Debate 3. JERRY SUGDEN 'To study is to suffer.' GREG THOMPSON Beep-Beep here comes Greg in his little freen jeep. unior Play, Choir 4,Foot- ball 1,2,3 ,4 , Track 1, Varsity Club4, Secretary 4. indicates letter GARY TRACY If school is liberty give me death. Football 3,4 , Basketball 2, Track 3,4, Varsity Club 4. SUSAN VANVLIET (Sue) Golden hair, eyes of blue, that's our little girl Sue. Honor Society 1, Hall Guide 2,3, FHA 2,3,4, Choir 1, Student Secretary 4, French Club 1,2, Pep Club 4, Home Room representa- tive 2. CAROL TURNER Only her hairdresser knows for sure. FHA 4, Future Nurses' Club 3,4, Secretary 4. ALLEN VENEMA They say speeding is dangerous, but I wouldn't know. Speech Class Play 2, Choir 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Shop Clerk 4, Bible Club, Base- ball 2, Talent Show 2. CHARLES VENEMA (Chuck) Don't you guys laugh, the big oak was a little nut first. Honor Society 1, FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 4, State Con- vention Delegate 3, Soil Judging Team 1,2,3. JOY TURNER To each his own, she's found her own. Choir 1,2,3,4, Talent Show 4, Bible Club 1,2,3,4. indicates letter JUDY WEIPPER 1 ’’Life is short; I’m here to enjoy it. Hall Guide Sub. 1, FHA 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 4. JOHN WRIGHT All that I've learned I've forgotten' all that I know I've guessed.’’ FFA 2, Shop Clerk 4, Basket- ball 3, Track 2,3. MARY ZELK.UWSK.1 The only way to have a friend is to be one. Student Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4. GARY SPENCER Tell me where there's a reception, and I'll crash it. RALPH ZINNECKER Hard work may not kill, but it scares me half to death. Basketball 1 31 SENIOR POLL MOST POPULAR Barb Bustamante, and Ed Retherford BEST LOOKING Betty Kennedy, and John Matuszak PRETTIEST HAIR Arlene Kilbourn, and Steve Auvil 32 SENIOR POLL NEATEST DRESSER Sue Van Vliet, and Rick Bringardner CLASS FLIRT Shirley Root, and Melvin Laming CLASS CLOWNS Barb Geister, and Greg Thompson MOST TALENTED Rosemary Deering, and Jon Avery JoNell Miller, and Larry Seale NEATEST WHITER Linda Freiburger, and Larry Groombridge SENIOR POLL CLASS SAMARITANS Esther Gray, Bev Guinther, and Pat Herhalt MOST ATHLETIC Arlene O'Dell, and Jim Knoblet MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Sheppard, and Bob Milligan JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET PROM Top left to right: Bob Doerr Dean Hu lien in Pass the Applesauce, Beverly Harbec singing Keep It a Secret, Mr. Mrs. Lemanski. Center, left to right: Mr. Holmberg spoke for faculty, Beverly Guinther senior class president, one of the tables, Bottom, left to right: Richard Hartwick junior class president, Virginia Crawford singing Apple Blossom Tin 35 IN APPLE BLOSSOM TIME The theme and decorations for this year's banquet and prom held Saturday, May 8, 1965. A1 Knoll and His Orchestra provided music for dancing. 36 Class History It was the first part of September that we entered the High School gym to begin the best four years of our life. We were led by President Jim Knoblet; Vice-president Ed Retherford; Secretary Betsy Jones; and Treasurer Bob Jones. Our sponsors that year were Mr. Hauck and Mr. Claseman. The Summer vacation went by all too quickly and soon we returned in the fall as Sophomores. For our class leaders we chose President Larry Seale; Vice-president Betty Kennedy; Secretary Barb Beecher; and Treasurer Bob Jones. Our sponsors were Mr. Lindley and Mr. Raulin. We continued to work hard to earn money for the senior trip we were all looking so forward to. Our Junior year came and went all to quickly. Our President that year was Jeri Ryan; Vice-president Barb Bustamante; Secretary Linda Freiburger; and Treasurer Rick Bringardner. We received the most help from Mr. Cardew and Mr. Doerr. This year we worked at selling magazines and other ways to earn money. We were a busy class working on the Junior Play and then the Prom came. But soon our Junior Year was over. Our Senior year has now drawn to a close. Our class officers this year were busy President Bev Guinther; Vice-president Barb Bustamante; Secretary Carol Lapp; and Treasurer Arlene Kilbourn. Our Student Council was led by Ed Retherford. Our class sponsors were Mr. Sherman and Mrs. Wallace who gave us alot of their time and effort. As the year passed it finally came time to go on The Senior Trip that every one was looking forward to for the last four years. This year to really make it something special, we went to the New York World's Fair and stayed at the Hotel New Yorker. We left Cass City at 5:00 A.M. to go to the airport in Detroit where we boarded a plane that took us to Kennedy Airport in New York. Those were the busiest next three days of our lives, and 1 doubt if any of us will ever forget them. Well all to quickly came Baccalaureate and the night we have waited for a long time, Commencement. The halls are now silent as the last Senior leaves, but the hardest of all are the goodbyes to all our friends. We, the class of 1965, leave a little sorrowfully and regretfully, but we will all remember the wonderful times we have had at Cass City High School. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Processional March . . . . High School Band Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar Invocation . . . The Rev. Richard Spencer The Nazarene Church Selection . . High School A Capella Choir Jesu, Priceless Treasure -J.S. Bach Scripture Reading . . The Rev. James Braid Methodist Church Prayer for the Graduates................ The Rev. Fred H. Johnson United Missionary Church Address .... The Rev. Arnold Messing St. PancratiusChurch Selection . . . High School A Capella Choir Now Let All the Heavens Adore Thee - J. S. Bach Benediction . . . The Rev Richard Spencer The Nazarene Church Postlude...............High School Band War March of the Priests - Mendelssohn GRADUATION SERVICE Chairman..................Beverly Gulnther Senior President Salutatory...............Ruth Ann Freeman Trombone Sole .............Robert Spencer Concerto for Trombone - Rimsky-Korsakov Accompanist - Tim Knight Address....................Ronald J. Jursa Assistant Director of Admissions Michigan State University 'The Penalty of Leadership Presentation of Honors and Awards........ James Seals Assistant Principal Singing of the Alma Mater . . . Senior Class Senior Members of Band will Furnish the Accompaniment Valedictory................Robert Holmberg Principal Awarding of Diplomas . . . . Donald Crouse Superintendent Vocal Solo.............Rosemary Deering 'The Lord's Prayer - Malotte Accompanist - Mr. Parrish •Elected to membership in the Na- tional Honor Society v; ft c V� • 3 c o r Q O r 3 J % 3 J e? n c cs kj V� c i i 1 cs . t 0 Ho r?AOH v the TREE CLASS- THE CLASS OF 1965 Roger Lee Ashmore Joyce Ann Austin Norma Joan Austin Steven Ray Auvil Jon Curtin Avery 111a Belle Babich Diana EleneBall Donald Grant Ball Kenneth Roy Ball. Jr. Jane Caroline Ballard Mark Lewis Battel Barbara Lou Beecher Robert John Bliss Judith Kaye Bohnsack Karen Ann Bond Ernest Elwin Bouck •Richard F. Bringardner •Shirley Alison Brown Geister Esther Elizabeth Gray Sue Stafford Greenleaf Elgene Kay Greenlee Larry Eugene Groombridge Gary Frank Guilds •Beverly Anne Guinther Gerald William Guinther Patrick Charles Herhalt Dale Lynn Horak Richard Floyd Hughes Joyce Annette Irrer Eugene F. Izydorek •Reiner Jack Donna Jean Jones •Betty Lou Kennedy Arlene Kaye jcick i A;tin ourns •Barbara Ann Bustamante Bonnie Lou Butler Robert J. Carpenter James Andrew Champion Sharon Kay Cook David Lorin Crawford Kenneth Robert Crawford Phillip Lee Decker Rosemary Ann Deering Francis Elwin DeLong Charlene Ann Derengowski Virginia Elaine Englehari Garry W. Fleenor Sandra Lorraine Fleming •Ruth Ann F reeman •Linda Ann Freiburger Barbara Jean Mioourn James L. King George Robert Kloc •James Edward Knoblet Gerald Z. Krohn Melvin Laming Charlene Fay Lapeer Charlotte Marie Lapeer Carol Ann Lapp Janet Lee La Roc he Marion Blanche Linderman •Linda Jean McConkey Christine Ann McCullough David Wynn McNaughton Susan Rae Mark David Lee Marshall John Mark Matuszak Jean Ann Meredith John Francis Mika JoNell Miller •Robert A. Milligan John Mulrath. Jr. Leslie F. Nicholas Arlene Marie O’Dell John P. Papp Russell L. Parrish Casimir P. Pasieczny Arlene Marie Peasley •Edward P. Retherford Paul Morris Rockwell Shirley Ann Root James Robert Rosenstangel Rosemary Jean Rutkoski •Jeri Ann Ryan Violet Loretta Sattelberg •Margaret Ann Sawicki •Larry K. Seale •Lynn Ella Seals •Ruth Ann Severance Laurence Clair Shagena •Ann Sheppard Gregory Bruce Thompson Gary Allen Spencer Robert M. Spencer Jerry Dean Sugden Gary Lee Tracy Carol Ann Turner Joy Kathryn Turner Susan Kay Van Vliet Allen P. Venema Charles F. Venema Judy Ann Weippert John Micheal Wright Mary Jean Zelkowski Ralph Allen Zinnecker 39 Class Prophecy It is now June of 1975 and ten years have passed since we left the halls of Cass City High School striving forward toward greater opportunities. The gates of the International World's Fair have just opened in the booming metropolis of Cass City, Michigan. The class of 1965 have a class reunion scheduled in the gym of the new Cass City High School. Many of our friends have gone many separate ways. To our amazement we, Linda Freiburger and Arlene Kilbourn, found that some have sequred some very high positions. As we walked to the main entrance of the fairgrounds it was learned that the President of the United States, Ed Retherford and his Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare -Barbara Bustamante- had just dedicated the new Community College. We met Ed and Barb inside the gates and they informed us that Robert Milligan the Secretary of Agriculture, and Dave Marshall his right-hand man were due on flight 113 at 3:00. The four of us decided to meet Bob and Dave at Kennedy Airport, named in dedication of the great life-saver in medicine. Miss Betty Kennedy. Betty is known for her many great feats performed in the medical profession. As we were admiring the beautiful plane that landed at the airport, the doors opened and the passengers filed out. We were told that it was designed and constructed under Richard Bringardner. Rick has worked himself up from a General Motors tech- nician. Rick told us that he was honored to have his plane used for transporting the dignitaries of the government. As we were talking, the pilot, Melvin Laming, came out to greet us. Naturally, knowing Mel, the stewardesses were exceptionally pretty. It turned out that they were intercontinental Carol Lapp, Janet LaRoche, and Carol Turner. It was a delightful experience going over old times” with these girls! All of us decided to tour the fair together just as we had on our Senior trip in 1965. Carol Turner and DaveMarshall regretted that they had previous plans. Bob told us that he had more than just one reason for returning to Cass City. It seems that he has a huge dairy farm just north of Cass City that Bob Carpenter supervises. Bob invited us to visit the dairy exhibit with him. At the exhibit we saw James Rosenstangel, Don Ball, George Kloc, Ken Ball, and Mark Battle. All of these classmates of ours are very successful. Arlene was told that Bob Bliss, who hauls all the milk produced by our classmates' farms, has also become very successful. Bob is taking over his father's business and is forming many branches from it. It was now 12:00 and we all decided to go to the hotel to freshen up for lunch. As we gave our order we noticed that the manager of the hotel restaurant was iolet Sattleburg. The hotel has added many buildings. It is now taking up a whole block. We were enjoying a delicious meal in the Red Room when a beautiful voice drifted across the room. It was Rosemary Deering, singing Red Sails in the Sunset. Rosemary spotted us and joined us at the table. She told us that we had just missed the dedication of a statue in Cass City Central Park. It was sculptured by the famous Jeri Ryan. The statue is a ten-foot bronze toad with a six-foot moat enclosing it. it was getting late and so we excused ourselves and proceeded to the fair grounds. Arlene suggested seeing the Clairol Building first, since she ow-ns a plush salon in New York City. As we approached the building we saw Diane Ball and Elgene Greenlee combing different hairstyles on the volunteering tourists. When we entered the building we saw winning hair-style designs by Shirley root and Sue Mark, pictured on the walls. As we walked down the corridor we met Jo Nell Miller. Jo Nell told us that she owns her own shop here in Cass City and has Jeanne Jones, Barb Geister, and Barb Beecher working for her. We reminisced for awhile and then decided to move on into the fair after touring the building. The I.B.M. building was next on the agenda. As we entered the building we saw Phil Decker directing the exhibit. He suggested that we see the Ford and G.M. exhibits on our jaunt through the fair. Phil is President of I.B.M. Since the Ford building was closer we decided to go there first. We were delighted to see that the transportation through the exhibit was in a 1975 Ford convertible Space Mobile. At the end of the ride we were able to see the Vice- President of Ford Motor Company-Alien Venema greeting all of the spectators. Russ Parrish who was in charge of the whole exhibit was with Allen. Russ has worked himself up from a factory laborer to a top executive in charge of Ford employment and business. After talking, we excused ourselves for rushing and proceeded to the American Medical and Scientific Research Building. Here we found that many of our classmates chose some field of medicine as their life's occupation. Sue VanVliet and Joyce Irrer were sitting behind big desks in the lobby. We found out they were secretaries to Ruth Freeman and Jean Meredith, who are leading surgeons in the Nation. We were asked to tour the building by Elaine Englehart, who was head nurse in the building. Since everyone needs a hospital and with everyone getting sick at the fair the Medical Society formed an exhibit and hospital into one building. Elaine took us to the Lab. In there we found Dale Horak, Sandy Fleming, and Sue Greenleaf testing and retesting many virus. Sue is the one who found the sure cure for the common cold. As we walked into the hall we saw Charlene Lapeer wheeling Ken Crawford down the hall. Ken is in charge of a new clover-lead construction on M-53. He was injured on the job. From here we went to the pharmacy part of the hospital. Here we saw Chris McCullough as the head Pharmacist. The U.N. building was next. We were pleased to see Reiner Jack, our foreign exchange student of our senior year, as the President of the United States of Europe. We met Jim Knoblet as the Ambassador to the U.S.S.R. Jim is responsible for the cooling of the heated feelings of animosity between the Communists and the free countries. The Conservation building was next on our list because we wanted to see Jane Ballard who was head of the Board of Conservation. Under Jane we found Jack Burns and John Mulrath acting as right-hand men. Jack and John have recently accepted governmental posts in the conservation field. By this time we were all tired and we had only seen a few exhibits. We decided to go to the G.M. building and then go to the Hotel for dinner. At G.M. we saw John Wright, John Matuszak, and Gary Guilds as employees of the Corporation. As we toured the building we saw the complicated process of building a car. We saw that Jerry Sugden was responsible for the construction of the body frames. Peggy Sawicki did the decorating and designing of the interior. Next the construction of the auto, led by Ralph Zinnecker and Paul Rockwell was illustrated. Next we toured the durancy run scale models. Rick Hughes was operating the models and he told us that he was the one who test drove all the new cars. Bob Milligan, Ed and Rick stayed to talk with Rick while Janet, Carol, Arleen and I returned to the Hotel. Arlene and I decided to eat at a different restaurant tonight. As we went into our choice for tonight we were met by Kay Cook, who had married the well- to-do son of Howard Johnson. Sitting across the room was Judy Bohnsack and her husband. They were joined by Joy Turner and her husband. We rushed through dinner in order to get to the Class Reunion at 7:30. When we arrived at the school we were met by Beverly Guinther, who is in charge of the reunion. Bev teaches Kindergarten at the Northern branch of Cass City's Elementary School. She told Arlene that many classmates had grown so attached to Cass City Schools that they had chosen to teach here. Esther Gray and Charlotte Lapeer are in the Elementary building with Bev. Linda McConkey is teaching the Junior High Home Economics couse. Bonnie Butler is teaching biology. Jon Avery is head of the band. Ann Sheppard is in charge of the Special Education program. Dave McNaughton is teaching Junior High Science. Ruth Ann Severance is in charge of the Social Studies division. Gary Tracy is teaching Chemistry. Ernest Bouck has come back to Cass City to teach history. Shirley Brown, Central Michigan's ex-Homecoming Queen, is teaching English 12. Arlene O'Dell is teaching Physical Education. She is responsible for the reinstalling of that program. Larry Seale is the new Assistant Principal. Now that the four of us found the school situation was in good hands we entered the main meeting room. As the meeting progressed Ed Retherford announced that Marion Linderman, Lynn Searls, and Arlene Peasley would not be joining us. Marion is a missionary in Africa; Lynn is a social worker in Louisiana; and Arlene is in charge of Religious training on an island in the Pacific. The class decided to send some money to these girls for the fine work that they were doing. A letter was read to us from Bob Spencer. He sent his deepest regret that he could not leave the Pentagon for our reunion. His position as a top-notch physicist is a little difficult to replace even for a week. Francis DeLong sent the class an invitation for a two week vacation on his ranch in Texas. Larry Seale began making plans right away. An invitation to the California surf was read as coming from Larry Shagena, who had just left Michigan to enter a surf marathon out there. Carol Lapp perked up at this. A list of our boys abroad was read. Roger Ashmore, Gary Spencer, and John 1 app were stationed in Hawaii in the Navy. Cas Pasieczny is a General in the Army and is operating in Paris, France. Eugene Izydorek, who flys the new super-sonic jets is circling around the region of Italy. Ilia Babich is in the women's branch of the Air Force. Ilia sure knows were the boys are! Some slides were shown next of the Champion Estate, the great showplace of Cass City. The Estate is the home of the known millionaire Jim Champion. Jim announced that the class would be a part of a special tour at 9:30 tomorrow morning as his guests. Larry Groombridge and Les Nicholas then showed some film strips of their factories. They are now owners of some very large corporations. Mary Zelkowski, Rosemary Rutkoski, and Charlene Derengowski then showed slides of their deluxe Fashion Inlet. They told us that the Austin sisters, Joyce and Norma were their Paris correspondents. Joyce and Norma were in Paris right now. Greg Thompson jumped up and announced that he would connect all our separated class mates on one commuter tomorrow at the General Telephone and Telegraph pavilion at 2:00. Greg is President of G.T. T. Garry Fleenor announced that he had several cars exhibited at the Future Cars of America pavilion. Garry is an expert welder of long ago and has designed and built many different forms of cars. The only way to get a car you like is to build it yourself says Garry. Many of his ideas have been sold to G.M. and Ford. Jerry Krohn, John Mika, and Gerald Guinther announced their merger of their engineering companies. Steve Auvil, a chemical engineer, announced that we should all go to see his latest discoveries at the DuPont building at the fair. Pat Herhalt announced that he was President of one of the large travel bureaus, Karen Bond is working as his Secretary. Judy Weippert, governor of Michigan, announced that she was a candidate for President of the United States. Everyone wished her good luck, even Ed Retherford, who was running for another term. Everyone has enjoyed themselves today. We've laughed, cried, and reminisced for almost three hours and it is getting late. We still have two more days to tour the fair so maybe we'll see our friends again. It will be another long ten years before we all get together again. So Arlene and I must leave. We are due on the next flight to New York. She must return to her salon and I must return to my studios in New York. I am a fashion designer for Bobbie Brooks. So until the next reunion this is Arlene and Linda saying good-by and good-luck. JUNIORS Ballard, James Barnes, David Baudoin, Keith Behr, Connie Bliss, Barbara Bognar, Annabelle Brown, Louise Brown, Morris Burk, Alvin Butler, Linda Chapmen, Debbie Churchill, Charles Clare, Randy Coleman, Russell Connolly, Renate Cook, Rose Crane, Jim Copeland, Carol Copeland, Wayne Crawford, Virginia Decker, Kathy DeLong, Duane Deneen, Carol Doerr, Robert Dillon, Gayle Dillon, Penny Fox, John Freiburger, James Callaway, Brent Greenleaf, Donald Gretz, Jane Gruber, Linda Guinther, David Hahn, Linda Harbec, Beverly Hartwick, Richard Heckroth, Nancy Heilig, Joan Heronemus, Judy Hicks, Eileen Holm, Kathy Hughes, Kathy Hulien, Dean Hurd, Norma Hutchinson, Genevieve Keller, Frank Kelly, Tom Kennedy, Bonnie King, David Kloc, Mary Knoblet, Jery Kolb, Larry Kostango, Jean Kostango, John Krug, Connie Langenburg, Bobby JUNIORS Lebioda, Lynda Limberger, Ruby Linderman, Norma Luana, James Luettke, Dennis MacRae, David McConnell, Peggy McLeish, Wayne Mark, Linda Merchant, Gram Mosden, Margaret Mulrath, Helen Neal, Shirley Nizzola, Eustace Nostrant, Kenneth Novak, Bob Pa lad i, Kathleen Partaka, Delores Partaka, Nancy Peasley, Ray Pelton, Marlene Pringle, Ronald Rabideau, Gayle Rabideau, Robert Rogers, Patty Root, Mike Ruhl, Douglas Rutkoski, Joann Ryland, Cathy Schember, David Searls, Les Seeley, Carol Seeley, Joyce Seeley, Linda Smentek, Evelyn Smith, Gary Soldan, Floyd Speirs, Ronald Spencer, Alice Spencer, Gloria Spencer, Mary Lou Spencer, Rosemary Starmann, Barbara Stirton, Hugh Strace, Larry Taylor, Linda Thompson, Larry Tracy, Carol Turner, Rick Van Allen, David Venema, Rona Wright, Dennis Weippcrt, Bonnie White, Duane Whittaker, Guy Woodruff, Linda Absent: Derengowski, Gloria 49 SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Edward Allen, Connie Anker, Cathy Anthes, Larry Asher, David Austin, Jean Ballagh, Judy Beecher, Carolyn Bigham, Carolyn Bock, Diane Bohnsack, Janene Brown, James Bryant, Mary Bulen, David Burk, David Calka, Linda Champion, Rebecca Chippi, Bradley Copeland, James Corl, Charlene Creason, Nancy Cybulski, Ronald Doerr, Randy Frankowski. Tom Freiburger, Bernard Freiburger, Diane Fritz, Rosemary Goodall, Grant Gordon, Edwin Goss, Frances Gray, Phillip Greenlee, Joanne Groth, Diane Guilds, Larry Guinther, Christine Hall, Dean Hayes, Kenneth Heilig, Margaret Herhalt, Kathleen Hicks, Linda Hobson, Victoria Hoffman, Gail Hoppe, Joanne Hoppe, Stanley Horne, Fred Hughes, Judy Hurd, Sharada Johnson, Ruth Ann Joos, Donald Jordon, Nancy Kelley, Sue King, Larry Knight, Tim LaJoie, Kathy Langenburg, Rita LaPeer, Patti SOPHOMORES Lapp, Bonnie Lesoski, James Lindsay, Paul Lounsbury, Tom Luana, Susan Lubaczewski, Joanne Mark, Christine Matuszak, Mark Meredith, Jerry Michels, Denise Michels, Veronica Nichols, Philip Osentoski, David Papp, Rosemary Parrot, Rickie Perlaki, Bonnie Puskus, Donald Puskus, Dorothy Puterbaugh, Larry Rabideau, Renee Randall, Daryl Rayl, Rona Rockwell, Phillip Russell, Linda Seeley, Brenda Shagena, John Silvernail, Dawn Skripy, Steve Smentek, Joyce Stine, Dean Stroupe, Kathryn Tetreau, Lexie Tracy, Dorothy Tuckey, James Urban, David VanVliet, Richard Vollmar, Diane Walters, James Wark, Martha Webb, Josephine Weippert, Carl Weippert, Linda Wentworth, Roderick Whittaker, Cheryl Whittaker, Diane Willis, James Wilson, John Woodward, Bob Wright, Judy Zawilinski, Alan Zawilinski, Mike Wallace, Alfred a r £ a Ch 2- -v -V ' i J i v P M fi a p ■i 'v n n . t 51 FRESHMEN ' fm w A ts ■i m m £ i : w V t I - £5 Atm Allen, Juanita Asher, Janet Auvil, Nancy Barnes, Tim Barriger, Richard Bartle, Linda Bean, Kenneth Betts, Robert Bitterling, Joyce Bliss, Davis Boylan, Deborah Brown, Linda Bukowski, Roger Bullock, Dale Burns, Mary Sue Cole, Joan Copeland, Paula Decker, Carol DeLong, Connie Dewey, Thomas Dillon, Terry Doerr, Mary Dohring, Craig Eberline, Sharon Edzik, Gary Esau, Eric Finkbeiner, Tim Flannery, David Flannery, Leo Fox, Bonnie Francis, Pat Geiger, Sandra Gere, Henry Graham, Joseph Groombridge, James Groth, Marie Gruber, Barbara Gruber, Eddie Guc, Susan Guinther, Susann Harbec, Deborah Hartwick, Lawrence Hawley, James Heilig, Bonnie Hennessey, David Hiatt, Kenneth Hile, Terry Hillaker, Jack Holm, Karen Hostetler, Donald Howell, Kitty Hurd, Raymond Hutchinson, Linda Johnson, Linda Klinkman, William Kloc, James Kloc, Joseph Koepf, Clem Koepf, Helen Koepf, Patsy Langenburg, Barbara Le Valley, Paul Linderman, Freda Linderman, Helen 52 FRESHMEN Longuski, Dennis Lorentzen, Richard MacRae, Margaret McCreedy, Mitchell McIntosh, Robert McRae, Richard Maharg, John Maleck, Joan Malloy, Jeri Mark, Kathy Marshall, Gloria Maurer, Gregory May, Carol Merchant, Joe Mika, Linda Murdick, James Murphy, Michael Nicholas, Eugene Novak, Patty Parmenter, William Parrott, Janet Perry, Shirley Pine, K ally Powell, Brenda Profit, Miles Rabideau, Daniel Rabideau, Suzanne Rabideau, Terry Rexin, Mary Rutkoski, Larry Schram, Ervin Schram, Linda Seeley, Wayne Selby, Jack Sherman, Carol Sherrard, David Sieggreen, Dennis Smentik, Elizabeth Smith, L inda Smith, Sharon Spencer, Floyd Starr, Contance Stine, Dennis Stine, Gloria Stoll, Gene Sugden, Linda Turner, David Turner, George Wasserman, Lawrance Weippert, Ronald Wentworth, Debby White, Thomas Winchester, Mary Zawilinski, Nancy Smith, Thomas Dearing, Wendy Absent: McCarty, Paulette 53 EIGHTH GRADE Aleksink, Randy Ashmore, Henry Auvil, Dale Ayres, Mary Ball, Kerry Ballard, Barbara Bardwell, Thomas Benkelman, Carole Berlin, Charles Bock, Randy Bridges, Robert Brinkman, Terry Briolat, Yvonne Brown, Linda Butler, Jean Calka, Carla Canfield, Linda Chambers, Gary Dobbs, Pamela Doerr, Jean Eisinger, Kenneth Englehart, Douglas Gaffney, Karen Gingrich, Linda Golding, John Gordon, Joyce Guinther, Thomas Haire, Lynn Hennessey, William Hoffman, Kell Holik, David Hurd, Margaret Kappen, Victoria Kerbyson, Karen Kolb, Thomas Krug, John LaJoie, Louise Linderman, Harvey MacCallum, Neil MacRae, Barbara McCreedy, Robert McCullough, Kathy Mark, Joe Nicholas, Daniel Nicholas, Roger Nicol, John Nicol, Leland Parker, Barbara 54 EIGHTH GRADE Perlaki, William Powell, Elaine Randall, Pamela Reid, Roger Ross, Richard Russell, Jean Rutkoski, Patricia Ryan, Fred Schuette, Sandy Smith, Eileen Smith, Karen Smith, Lorraine Soldan, Lee Spencer, Allen Spencer, Judy Spencer, Kaye Spencer, Laura Spencer, William Stilson, Jill Thane, Carol Thompson, Jim Tuckey, Scott Turner, Kathleen Venema, Calvin Vollmar, Gary Wagner, Brenda Wernette, Don Whittaker, Linda Wright, Bradley Wright, Linda Zawilinski, Dianna Englehart, Vivian Francis, Harvey Hurd, Ellen Hurd, Grace Marshall, Judy Novak, John Stine, David Absent: Stine, Maynard 55 SEVENTH GRADE Asher, John Ashmore, Dale Atwell, Lynn Auten, Jill Ayres, Susan Ballagh, Betty Barnes, Cary Bartnlk, John Battel, Margaret Betts, Bense Bills, Susan Bryant, Dianna Calka, Mona Carb, Ralph Clara, Dennis Clara, Pamela Clarke, Margie Cody, Ronald Craig, Christine Craradell, Charles Cummins, Ruth r o Ia Darling, Carl Davis, Tony Dillon, John Esfaebnan, Brace Fader, Linda Geiger, Sally Cere, Darfefi Gere, Loanfe Gofldiing, James Baib®, £d� ard Marwrfidk, otoert Bartwfidk, SiaarBa Hamrick, '5«usaffl Heiiflfig. .Andy HfiEiaker, .Jtae ftoweSI Ms «®aJsw „ -CyaKriia Karr, TUno Keariau Pi£!jgs Kang, Bruot Kang,. Rdribmt RaqgfjpBMU .toiw! Laanberjter. Money Limite,, flWftl WLfctChnttiktL Pfeui) NfiCtacy Larry !M.:C.iinjfi.. I'm MeCawemy, !Efistor� t! SEVENTH GRADE McDonald, JoEllen McFarland, Melvin McLellan, James Milligan, David Moore, Thomas Morse, Marva O'Connor, Sharon O'Herly, Raymond Per Iso, Brenda Pierce, Luis Pierce, William Rabldeau, Lynnea Root, Louann Russell, George Sawickf, Patricia Sear Is, Marsha Selby, James Shagena, Linda Smentyk, John Spencer, Franklin Starr, Tom Stickle, Diane Taylor, Lee Thane, Patricia Tuckey, Susan Turner, Thomas Wasserman, Matthew White, Joann Whittaker, Dennis Whittaker, Earl W'kittaker, Sherry Wilis, Gary Zawflinski, Martin Zeller, Carol Absent: Cooper, Tim Dillon, Richard Healy, Michael DEFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Teachers: Sitting: Mrs. Roselyn Murdick, Mrs. Geralding Coleman, Mrs. Virginia Crawford, Mrs. Dorothy Graubner. Standing: Mrs. Margaret Neitzel, Mrs. Wilda Courliss, Mrs. Vera Hoadley. During the fall of 1964 the people of the Deford area voted to become a part of the Cass City school system. The annual staff felt that a picture of the school, the teachers, the cafeteria workers and of the seventh and eighth grades should be included in this year's annual. May we continue to strive to make our school the finest in the area for the boys and girls of this community. Cooks: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Warner 58 DEFORD SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE Kloc, Flovd Mozden, Jerry Nicol, Cheryl Pugh, Albert Sabo, Luella Spear, Mary Whittaker, Gerry SEVENTH GRADE Churchill, Dale Curtis, Dennis Deering, Bonnie Englehart, Duane Goss, Bill Hicks, Fred Holcomb, Sandra Hunter, Ruth Ann Kilbourn, Lee Kloc, Theresa Knowlton, James Knowlton, Robert Koepf, Linda Krueger, Kenneth LaJoie, Laura LeValley, Bruce Lasko, Elaine Luana, John Mester. Bill Nicol, Robert Pasieczny, Ann Pasieczny, Betty Skiles, David Vargo, Donald Vargo, Raymond Whittaker, Randy Whysoll, Molly Zimba, Bernadette 59 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS L. Freiburger F. DeLong J. Austin B. Carpenter P. Decker S. Van Vliet M. Battel 1 A C. McCullough R. Bringardner J. Guinther C. Fleenor J. Sugden I. Babish Ann Sheppard A. Bllbourn J. Champion J. Knoblet, 60 ANNUAL STAFF Front, L. to R.: Joyce Irrer, Dave McNaughton, Earnest Bouck, Jon Avery, Dean Hulien, BobDoerr, Sue Greanleaf. Second Row, L. to R.: Esther Gray, Barbara Geister, Linda McConkey, Betty Kennedy, Arlene O'Dell, Sue Mark, Judy Bohnsack. Third Row, L. to R.: Connie Krug, Patty Rogers, Carla Calka, Lynn Haire, Sandra Schuette, Brenda Wagner, Rosemary Rutkoski, Mary Zelkowski. Back Row, L. to R.: Linda Freiburger, Mary Doerr, Arlene Kilbourn, Margaret MacRae, Diane Freiburger, Cheryl Whittaker, Gloria Spencer, Gloria Derengowski. Editor-in-Chief ............................................................ Joyce Irrer Senior Layouts ...................................Joyce Irrer, Esther Gray, Dave McNaughton Junior Layouts ......................................... Gloria Derengowski, Gloria Spencer Sophomore Layouts ...................................... Diane Freiburger, Cheryl Whittaker Freshman Layouts..........................................Mary Doerr, Margaret MacRae Eighth Grade Layouts...................................................Carla Calka, Lynn Haire Seventh Grade Layouts.....................................Sandra Schuette, Brenda Wagner Snapshots.............................................................Esther Gray, Joyce Irrer Prophecy.................................................Linda Freiburger, Arlene Kilbourn History . . . . . .... . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Irrer Ad es Bob Doerr, Dean Hulien, Sue Mark, Judy Bohnsack, Sue Greenleaf, Rosemary Rutkoski Subscription Sales . . . Earnest Bouck, James Brown, Dean Stine, Ann Bognar, Joyce Irrer, Dean Hulien, Sue Greenleaf Student Photographers......................................Earnest Bouck, Dave McNaughton Commercial Photographer....................................................Fritz Neitzel Faculty Adviser........................................................Frank Weatherhead 62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row, L. to R.: Larry Seale, Eileen Hicks, Mary Lou Spencer, Janet Asher, Barbara Starmann, Elizabeth Smentek, Kathy Mark, Bonnie Heilig, Barbara Ballard, Terry Brinkman, Jim Selby, Carol Zeller, Kitty Howell, Sally Geiger, Margie Clarke, Betty Ballagh, Lynn Atwell, Barbara Gruber, Sandra Geiger, Sandra Scnuette, Barbara MacRae, Paula Copeland, Linda Canfield, Nancy Auvil. 2nd Row, L. to R.: Mr. Ackerman, Richard Nartwick, Jack Selby, Wm. Spencer, Beverly Guinther, LynnHaire, Joan M a leek, Carla Calka, Brenda Powell, Patsy Koepf, Linda Calka, Rosemary Fritz, Diane Freiburger, Dennis Sieggreen, David Milligan, Don Hostetler, Karen Holm, Ruth Ann Severance, Jeri Ryan, Tom Kolb, Joe Mark, Tim Knight. Back Row: Ruth Freeman. Betty Kennedy, Linda McConkey, John Maharg, Ed Retherford, Bob Milligan, Jerry Knoblet, Guy Whittaker, Jim Knoblet, Grant Goodall, Shirley Brown, Ann Sheppard, Eric Esau, Ed Ackerman, Dave MacRae, Larry Hartwick, Gary Vollmar, Lynn Searls, Peggy Sawicki, Reiner Jack, Linda Freilxirger, Barbara Bustamante. Senior Members of the society are: Richard Bringardner, Shirley Brown, Barbara Bustamente,RuthFreeman-Salutatorian, Linda Freiburger, Beverly Guinther, Reiner Jack, Betty Kennedy, James Knoblet, Linda McConkey, Robert Milligan-Valedictorian, Ed Retherford, Jeri Ryan, Peggy Sawicki, Larry Seale. Lynn Searls, Ruth Severance and Ann Sheppard. H£££Z ilTcfrrts! 1gy ca r0fCandida'eS S0Ciety marchi 8 '° the sta e f°r the Student Council First Row: R. Jack, J. Ryan.R. Bringardner, B. Guinther, E. Rutherford, B. Kennedy, R. Rabiaeau. Second Row; L. Searls, R. Hartwick, K. Howell. N. Zawilinski, B. Bliss, K, Turner, J. Asher. Thrid Row; J. Knoblet, D. Schember, R. Fritz, E. Ackerman, B. Seeley, J. Smenteck. Fourth Row; F. Ryan, K. Eisinger, R. McRae, D. Bullock, E. Smentek, L. Shagena. THUMB B” REPRESENTATIVES Jerry Knoblet, Betty Kennedy, Ed Retherford, Bob Rabideau 64 Student Secretaries First Row: C. Lapeer, A. Kilbourn, L. Freiburger, J. Irrer, S. VanVliet, Second Row: B. Bustamanti, 1. Hicks, K. Bond, L. McConkey, B. Kennedy, A. Sheppard. Third Row: V. Sattleburg, E. Greenlee, R. Severance, M. Zelkowski, S. Brown. Hall Guides First Row: C. Behr, L. Gruber, A. Kilbourn, D. MacRae, Hulien, B. Starman, J. Ballard, M. Battel, J. Brown. S. Greenleaf, L. Searls, J. Greenlee, L. Calka, Second Third Row: G. Goodall, B. Guinther, L. Gray, E. Bouck. Row: A. Bognar, E. Greenlee, D. McNaughton, D. E. Retherford, J. Knoblet, L. Searls, J. Averv Spanish Club First Row: Mrs. Shaw, B. Bustamanti, C. Mark, J. J. Ballard, E. Gray, R. Severance, K. Howell, T. Asher, L. Calka, R. Rabideau. Second Row: C. Stroupe, Dillon. First Row: Mrs. Shaw, B. Champion, J. Ballagh, D. Whittaker, L. McConkey, A. Sheppard. Second Row: S. Bryant, J. Webb, P. Dillon, G. Dillon, B. Starman, J. Greenlee, L. Calka, L. Freiburger. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front, L. to R.: L. Calka, B. Guinther, J. Ryan, L. McConkey, L. Freiburger, P. Rogers, L. Hicks, C. Herhalt, Mrs. Jackson, P. McCarty, J. Rutkowski. Second Row, L. to R. : J. Irrer, B. Geister, S. Root, C. Lapp, C. McCullough, T. Rabideau, B. Kennedy, K. Howell, J. Asher, K. Mark, M. MacRae, S. Rabideau. Third Row, L. to R.: B. Weippert, R. Cook, A. Kilbourn. S. Van Vilet, P. Sawicki, D. Silvemail, M. Wark, J. Hughes, N. Jordan, J. Weippert, S. Eberline, Fourth Row L. to R.: Krug, E. Hicks, J. Greenlee, R. Fritz, C. Guinther, L. Tetreau, J. Bohnsack, C. Allen, N. Austin, L. Russell, J. Ballagh. Fifth Row, L. to R.: B. Seeley, B. Champion, R. Rabideau, D. Freiburger, J. Wright, C. Anker, K. LaJoie, R. Langenburg, C. Decker, C. DeLong, L. Schram, J. Austin, E. Greenlee. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row; Mr. Clark, J. Brown, J. Krohn, D. Marshall, M. Battel, F. Delong, B. Milligan, E. Gordon, J. Tuckey, R. Wentworth. Second Row; D. Crawford, J. Kloc, J. Kloc, T. Smith, G. Edzik, D. Burk, S. Hoppe, L. Puterbough, D. Roudoll. Third Row; K. Hayes, D. Turner, B. Carpenter, P. Longuski, L. Hartwick, J. Crane, D. Sieggreen, J. Merchant, R. Barriger, D. Urban, L. Anthes. Fourth Row; R. VanVliet, M. McCreedy, J. Hawley, J. Hillaker, J. Graham, DeLong, D. Osentoski, B. Chippi, F. Keller, J. Meredith. Fifth Row; S. Skripy, D. Ball, J. Rosenstangel, G. Smith, B. Parmenter, K. Ball, G. Merchant, J. Copeland, R. Cybulski, L. Kolb, R. Pringle. Future Nurses First Row: P. McConnell, J. Seeley, L. Hahn, T. Rabideau, L. Tetreau. Second Row: L. Calka, R. Rabideau, C. Kruc, K. Howell, G. Stine. Future Teachers First Row: E. Gray, B. Guinther, R. Fritz, E. Bouck, R. Severance. Second Row: D. MacRae, S. Brown, K. Mark, A. O'Dell, J. Asher, D. McNaughton. Back Row: M. MacRae, B. Gruber. Bible Club First Row: D. Wentworth, A. O'Dell, R. Severance, R. Jack, R. Rayl, S. Kelly, I. Babich. Second Row: J. Turner, D. McNaughton, J. Allen, R. Venema, J. Heronemus, S. Whittaker, D. Whittaker, R. Johnson. Third Row: E. Gray, S. Brown, E. Bouck, D. Silvernail, M. Doerr, Barrett. F. Linderman, N. Hurd, M. Linderman. Debate First Row: R. Jack, T. Knight, Mr. Doerr. Second Row: B. Doerr, R. Hartwick, B. Milligan, M. Spencer. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Front, L. to R.: Judy Heronemus, David MacRae, Bob Rabideau, Dave King, Diane Ball. Second Row: Mary Doerr, Patty Rogers, Connie Krug, Bonnie Heilig, Bonnie Kennedy, Linda Butler. Back Row: Rose Cook,Margaret Heilig. MAGIC WORDS PLEASE THANK YOU The familiar line at the cafeteria where the students above are being served their noon lunch by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs. Hutchinson who had worked at the cafeteria for a number of years passed away during this last winter. Cooks: Mrs. Root, Mrs. Bigham, Mrs. Wright Cafeteria Workers Front Row: S. Neal, H. Mulrath, M. Linderman. Second Ball. Back Row: B. Butler, J. Austin. J. Kostanko, C. Row: S. Hurd, M. Heilig, C. Turner, A. Spencer. Third Behr, J. Austin, J. Lubaczewski. Row: D. Vollmar, D. Puskas, B. Heilig, C. Allen, D. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS THE ISOLATION OF NICOTINE FROM TOBACCO v In the High School Division in chemistry Steve Auvil and Richard Bringardner placed 1st with the project Isolation of Nicotine From Tobacco. Robert Spencer won 2nd with his Study of Salvage and Jerry Krohn with his project Eliminating Grain Surplus. . In the Junior High division Sally Geiger took 1st in zoology with her project The Behavior of Gold Fish. Lee Soldan took 2nd with The Chicken Skeleton and Gary Chambers won 3rd with The Fish. ‘Jl si x u • r : • In the High School division in math Ed Retherford won 1st with his topic Baseball Prediction. Bob Milligan was 2nd with a Statistical Study of Opinion on a New High School and Lynn Sear Is 3rd won with the project Probability. In physics David McNaughton had 2nd with Velocity of Reaction Time and in zoology Bonnie Kennedy won a 3rd with Balancing an Aquarium. In the Junior with her project Basic Plant F Kerbyson won 3rd with Plastics. High division Margie Clarke took 1st in botany oods. In Physical Science Karen Just Married C. Bacon, J. Asher, Justice of Peace Mr. Walker Pie Throw Dean Hulien We had a lot of action on Carvinal night. CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR BAND The above picture shows the senior band marching east on Main Street during ceremonies on Memorial Day. This is the only picture the staff received on the entire band. CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR BAND The above picture shows the Junior band marching east on Main Street on Memorial Day. DRUM MAJOR MAJORETTES Jon Avery J. Avery, G. Hoffman, K. Stroupe, D. Boylan CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR BAND DIVISIONS WINNERS A CAPPELLA CHOIR Spring Concert, May 20, 1965 From Row, L. to R.: Juanita Allen, Jeri-Lynn Mallory, Helen Mulrath, Shirley Neal, Joan Rutkoski, Ruth Ann Severance, Mr. Roger Parrish, Patti LaPeer, Sue Greenleaf, Dawn Silvernail, Rosemary Deering, Charlene Dereneowski, Kathie Hughes. 2nd. Row, L. toR.: Dennise Michels, Virginia Crawford, Beverly Harbec, Linda Schram, Judy Hughes, Martha Wark, Jack Burns, Dale Bullock, Jon Avery, Rick Parrott, Gary Guilds, Kathy Holm, Carol Seeley, Lynda Lebioda, Norma Austin, Charlotte LaPeer, Delores Partaka, Nancy Partaka, Margaret Mozden. 3rd. Row, L. to R.: Diane Ball, Connie Allen, Marlene Pelton, Christine Mark, Renate Connolly, Barbara Bliss, Greg Thompson, Robert Bliss, John Wright, Roger Ashmore, Tim Finkbeiner, Diane Bock, Nancy Creason, Joanne Hoppe, Alice Spencer. 4th. Row, L. to R.: Constance Starr, Linda Russell, Linda Seeley, Louise Brown, Annabelle Bognar, Donald Greenleaf, Allen Venema, Larry Guilds, Charlene Corl, Jean Kostanko, ElgeneGreenlee, Janene Bohnsack, Sandra Geiger, Kay Cook. Absentees: Debbie Chapman, Genevieve Hutchinson, Sandra Fleming, Debbie Harbec, Patsy Koepf, Ruby Limberger, Linda Mika, Linda Smith, Joy Turner, Dennis Wright, Henry Papp, Duane White. Choir Officers: Pres., Rosemary Deering; V. Pres., Dawn Silvernail; Sec., Jean Kostanko; Treas., Barbara Bliss. VOCAL GROUPS AND SOLOISTS Talent Show Winners Front Row: J. Allen, R. Fritz, S. Kelley. Back Row: B. Harbec, R. Deering. J. Turner, R. Freeman, R. Severance, S. Fleming Front: J. Allen, R. Deering. Back Row: M. Profit, B. Betts. Seated: Ann Sheppard, Robert Spencer. Standing, L. To R.: Mary Lou Spencer, Jon Avery, Sharida Hurd, Don Joos. CLARINET QUARTETTE Ann Sheppard, Don Joos, Evelyn Smentek, JoyceSmentek SENIOR BAND DIVISION WINNERS SKY HIGH A scene from the musical Sky High presented on April 29-30, 1965 in the school auditorium. PEP BAND The Pep Band plays at every home basketball game. 5th Grade Band First Row: M. Esau, S. Thane, J. Turner. Second Row: BJ Halre, G. Bartnic, J. Lockwood, D. Spencer, T. Brinkman, M. Wood, P. Smentek, R. Smith. Third Row: B. Dorman, W. Hacker, J. Harbec, K. Stine, S. Brown, B. Loomis, D. Sommers, R. Crandal. Fourth Row: J. Cummings, J. Frankoski,R. Peters, N. Kerbyson, D. Levage, B. Jordon, D. Cooper, R. Howell, R. DeLong. Drumer J. Russell. 6th Grade Band Front Row: A. Morse, S. Geiger, G. Bills, R. Hoffman, M. Auten. Second Row: M. Ball, K. Urban, L. Smith, 80 S. Hartel, S. Koepfgen, S. Guernsey, M. Canfield, L. Kolb. Back Row: J. Munz, C. Hughes, J., Weippert, S. Turner. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front, L. to R.: Greg Thompson, Bob Bliss, Larry Groombridge, Don Ball, Jim Knoblet, Ed Reth rford, Melvin Laming, Cass Pasieczny, Gary Tracy. 2nd. Row: Duane DeLong, Dave MacRae, Randy Clara, Dean Hulien, Les Searls, Mike Root, Tom Kelly, Jerry Knoblet. 3rd. Row: Jim Crane, Jim Walters, David Van Allen, Rick Turner, Bob Rabideau, A1 Wallace. Back Row: Mr. Sherman, Larry Strace, Karl Weippert, Dave Schembers, Wayne Copeland, Coach Lemanski. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front, L. to R.: Larry King, Dean Stine, Ron Cybulski, Joe Merchant, Dave Sharrard, Joe Kloc, Jim Kloc. 2nd Row: Rick Van Vliet, Steve Skripy, Terry Hile, 82 Tom Frankowski, Eugene Nicholas, Bill Klinkman. 3rd. Row: Bernard Freibureer, Dave Asher, Alan Zawilinski, John Maharc, Dave Bliss, Richard McRae. Back Row: Coach Oswald, Phil Gray, Ron Weippert, Grant Goodall, Mr. Holcomb. Cas Pasieczny Left end Ed Retherford Quarterback Jim Knoblet Tackle Don Ball Guard Bob Bliss Center Gary Tracy End Larry Groombridge Halfback Greg Thompson Tackle Melvin Laming Guard VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD Front, L. to R.: Jim Champion, Charles Churchill, Jim Knoblet, Ed Retherford, Wayne Copeland. 2nd. Row: Larry Groombridge, Jim Walters, Phil Gray, Rick Ruhl. Back Row: Jerry Knoblet, Duane DeLong, A1 Wallace, Les Nicholas, Dave Schember. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD 84 Front, L. to R.: Karl Weippert, A1 Zawilinski, Jim Brown, Dave Asher, Dean Stine, Larry King, Grant Goodall. 2nd. Row: Dave Bliss, Lawrence Hartwick, Ron Weippert, Dave Sherrard, John Maharg, Eugene Nicholas. Back Row: Wayne McLeish, Wm. Klinkman, Mike Murphy, Coach Lemanski. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Front, L. to R.: Jerry Knoblet, Rick Ruhl, Richard Phil Gray, Tom Kelly, Wayne Copeland. Back Row: Bob Hartwick, Jim Champion, Jim Knoblet, Earnest Bouck, Rabideau, Daryl Randall, Jim Tuckey, Dave Burk, Les Searls. 2nd. Row: Coach Oswald, Dave Schember, Paul Lindsay, Wm. Klinkman. John Maharg, Alan Zawilinski, Pat Herhalt, DaveMacRae, Junior High Basketball Squad First Row: M. Zhwilinski, D. Little, J. Smentek,T. Davis, Asher. Fourth Row: H. Ashmore, K. Eisinger, F. Ryan, T. Karr. Second Row: L. McClorey, B. Pierce, T. Moore, T. Brinkman, S. Tuckey. Back Row: Mr. Hirn.B. Spencer, E. Hahn, J. Selby, T. McComb. Third Row: L. Pierce, R. Bridges, D. Wernette, C. Vollmar, J. Krug, T. B. Eshelman, B. King, D. Milligan, D. Ashmore, J. Guinther. Pep Club Varsity First Rcm: R. Rabideau, G. Thompson. J. Knoblet, C. Pasieczny. R. Bliss. R. Turner, E. Rutherford. Second 86 Row: M. Laming, G. Kloc, D. Bail, J. Champion, L. Club Groombridge, J. Crane, C. Weippert, D. Schembers. Third Row: D. Stine, W. Copeland, J. Knoblet, R. Hanwick, R. Ruhl. D. Delong. T. Kelley. Queens Court A Queen Barb Bustamante receiving flowers from EdRetherford. Student Council President 87 Senior Float 2nd Place Junior Float 1st Place Freshman Float Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Top Row: K. Mark, D. Freiburger. Bottom Row: L. Calka, N. Zawilinski, R. Fritz. Junior High Cheerleaders 91 Left to Right: L. Ha ire, S. Geiger, L. Brown, P. Sawicki, B. MacRae. PEP MEETING Chug Chug Arlene O'Dell, Ed Retherford, Betty Kennedy, Jim Knoblet, Jeri Ryan, Jim Champion, Peggy Sawicki, Wayne Copeland. Bev Harbec. A1 Wallace 92 , Varsity Cheerleaders Peggy Sawicki, Arlene O'Dell, Betty Kennedy, Bev Harbec, Jeri Ryan THE GOOD OLD DAYS AT CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL Left to Right: D. McNaughton, L. Shagena, R. Parrott, D. Joos. M. Wark. L. Seale Front Row, Sitting Left to Right: ?, C. Tracy, R. Papp, D. Silvernail, Second Row: J. Hughes, L. Russell, L. Butler, L. Gurber. Standing: D. Joos, R. Parrott, L. Shagena, D. McNaughton. Teachers Too Mrs. O'Dell, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Dillman Mr. Seals, Mr. Ackerman, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Walker. Center Back: Mr. Clark. 94 National Capitol Our Advertisers Solicit Your Patronage BE-LOV-LEE BEAUTY SHOP WESTERN AUTO STORE NEITZEL STUDIO CAMERA SHOP GROSS MAIER MEATS THELMA'S GROCERY WALNUT TRAILER PARK BEN FRANKLIN STORE RABIDEAU MOTOR SALES RILEY’S SHOE STORE JIM'S FRUIT MARKET WRIGHT'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP H. BOHNSACK SON, ROOFING SERVICE LEESON WALL PAPER PAINT STORE DWAINE PETERS BARBER SHOP ' HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP THE FEDERATED STORE KONRAD’S MARKET BILL'S BARBER SHOP SOMMER'S BAKERY BEST WISHES FROM HOME OF IRISH BREAD ASHER'S MEN'S STORE Extends Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 TO THE CLASS OF 1965 WOOD REXALL DRUGS COMPLIMENTS OF GUARDIANS OF YOUR HEALTH CANTILE'S May The Dreams Of Youth Be The Realities Of Tomorrow FURNITURE COMPANY Tom Proctor, Registered Pharmacist TO THE CLASS OF 1965 96 Compliments Of DAIRY MART-SNACK BAR DR. K.l. MacRAE, D.O. Best of Food Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Dairy Products Cass City, Mich. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Ill Best wishes from R M AUTO PARTS DR. E.C. SCOLLON VETERINARIAN to the class of 1965 COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of DR. H.T. DONAHUE FUELGAS COMPANY Physician Surgeon Offering a Complete Line Of Gas Appliances Heating Phone: 872-2161 M 81 at M53 STEVENS NURSING HOME SEELEY-PEASLEY S.T.H. OIL CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Mrs. Helen Stevens, R.N., Prop. COMPLETE LUBRICATION MUFFLER SERVICE Phone 872-3683 Cass City, Mich.' jpP 97 CASS CITY |f|p GAMBLES IGA FOODLINER The Friendly Store 6497 Main Phone 872-3515 RED CARPET SERVICE Lloyd Bryant, Mgr. Compliments of CASS CITY OIL JL BIGELOW HARDWARE ( UL ) gas co. Jpsjj| WITH QUALITY SERVICE ft SINCE 88 WJr SENTRY DEALER Cliff Ferguson, Prop. 0 | Lloyd Vyse, Prop. AUTEN MOTOR SALES Cars - Trucks - Service Compliments of FRUTCHEY BEAN CO. Cass City, Mich. COPELAND SERVICE Leonard Products WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Ph. 872-2235 Cass City 98 BEST WISHES FROM LITTLE'S FUNERAL HOME Extends Congratulations To The Seniors of 1965 CASS CITY Phone 872-2195, STATE BANK Cass City CASS CITY LANES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Congratulations Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 COMPLIMENTS OF B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE CROFT CLARA LUMBER INC. Best Wishes From PARSCH'S CLOTHING AND SHOES 6457 Main St. Cass City, Michigan TO THE SENIORS OF 1965 To the Class of 1965 99 Compliments of THE NEW GORDON HOTEL FREIBURGER GROCERY DAIRY 6526 Main St. to the Class 1965 Cass City, Mich. KRITZMAN’S Inc. Compliments to the class of 1965 from Cass City Shoes - Work Clothing Ladies Ready-to-wear ERLA'S FOOD CENTER Dail 2-3470 Full line of groceries and meats I HARTWICK'S FOOD MARKET BEST WISHES FROM CASS CITY FLORAL Sealtest Ice Cream Your Complete Food Market We Give Holdens Red Trading Stamps TO THE CLASS OF 1965 FLEENOR APPLIANCE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF DR. E.P. LOCKWOOD 6142 Cass City Rd. CHIROPRACTOR Cass City, Michigan Downing at Main St. Phone: 872-3232 Cass City, Mich. 100 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 FROM The Pinney State Bank CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Bassett Manufacturing Co. 101 Marge's Beauty Salon 6350 GARFIELD ST. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN OUR RRTI5T5 HELP MRKE YOU MORE BEAUTIFUL Dial: 872-3625 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 102 BARTNIK SERVICE STATION BEST WISHES FROM kS WM BAUER CANDY CO. OIL - GAS FARM IMPLEMENTS GROCERIES -fSjT.hour Zy 7WV Wrecker Service iVlyj Phone: 872-3541 Complete Garage Work, Welding, Tractors Repaired Plow Teeth Sharpened M 53 M 81 Cass, City TO THE CLASS OF 1965 BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS OF THE WALBRO ANROD CORPORATION SCREEN CYLINDER CO. TO THE CLASS OF 1965 TO THE CLASS OF 1965 03 The employees of the GENERAL CABLE CORPORATION congratulate the class of 1965 McCONKEY JEWELRY GIFT SHOP 6458 Main Street Cass City, Michigan Keepsake-Diamonds Watches China Watch and Jewelry Repairing 1 Phone 872-3553 COMPLIMENTS OF RYLAND GUC, INC. CARO CO-OP. Plumbing - Heating Sheet Metal Work Bob Ryland 6475 Main St. John Guc Cass City, Mich TO THE CLASS OF 1965 SENIOR SNAPS J. Avery R. Peering E. Bouck J. Irrer S. Brown E. Englehart M. Linderman D. McNaughton E. Izydorek K. Cook V. Sattelberg D. Horak J. Krohn, B. Butler E. Retherford