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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

Teri Rabideau-------Co Editors Dan Rabideau Briggs Studio - Neitzel Stud.. - Photographers aren Wallace Advisor PERANNOS ’68 CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL CASS CITY. MICHIGAN Foreword January 8, 1968, the students moved from the time worn edifice that housed Cass City High School for forty one yeats into a sparkling modern building designed to accommodate the ever increasing number of students. The reactions vary, but in most students a subtle change is almost visible--a new energy, a new quest for knowledge in a more academic atmosphere. Carl Sandburg once said, It is the men and women, boys and girls so poured in and out all day that give a building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories.” The many good memories were not left in the old halls, for these memories are the spirit of Cass City. Thoughts of basketball games and candy sales and names written on the wall in the ticket booth will stay with us when we think of Cass City High School. We will also have memories of a new environment—memories of pride as we heard visiting students say what a good school Cass City is. The purpose of this book is to help us to remember the years and to show the Spirit of Cass City H.S. in our year of change. Contents Foreword------------------------------ 2 Dedication---------------------------- 4 Administration--------------------------6 Faculty -------------------------- ----8 Seniors --- - 23 Senior Directory --- - 37 Underclassmen--------------------------45 Activities-----------------------------55 Sports - - ----------------------------75 95 i Patrons To our community we dedicate this yearbook. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to you, the people of our community, for providing us with this beautiful new facility. 5 These dedicated citizens cooperate with the school administrators to coordinate an effective educational program. Left to right: Elwyn Helwig, Horace Bulen, Ken Maharg, William Ruhl, Donald Koepfgep, Geraldine Preiskorn, Donald Reed. School Board and Superintendent Shape School Policy Superintendent Donald Crouse works closely with the Board in formulating and carrying out school programs and policies. This year, in addition to his regular duties, Mr. Crouse super- vised the planning and construction of the new Cass City High School. 6 Mr. Arthur Holmberg, principal of Cass City High School for twenty five years, has worked untiringly to develop students into more re- sponsible, mature adults. He has performed many duties in his years as prin- cipal, among them, at- tendance, discipline, supervisor of instruction and coordinator of stu- dent activities. In per- forming all of these duties, the welfare of the students has been of utmost con- cern. Mr. Holmberg Has the Student’s Welfare Always in Mind. Important to the smooth functioning of Cass City High School is our sec- retary, Mrs. Ross. Along with her regular secre- tarial duties, she takes care of the internal ac- counts, posts grades for teachers, and trains stu- dent secretaries. 7 Social Studies Prepares Mr. Wynes came to Cass City this year. He teaches Govern ment. Sociology and Economics, and Am. History. He coaches Varsity Basketball and Baseball. He is also advisor to the Senior Class. Mr. Watson teaches Civics and American History. He coaches weight lifting, track, and asst. J. V. Football. Mr. Watson is also a new teacher this year. 8 Students To Be Responsible, Civic-Minded Adults. Mr. Ackerman is a long-time teacher at Cass City High School. He teaches American, World, and Michigan History. He admits that the latter is his pet subject. Mrs. Shaw, a veteran teacher at C.C.H.S., teaches Spanish, French and English. Through teaching foreign languages, Mrs. Shaw has helped many students understand the cultures and cus- toms associated with these lan- guages. Language Arts Students With Effective Mrs. Wynes, a new addition to theC.C.H.S. faculty, teaches Junior and Senior English. She is also co-sponsor of the Junior Class. Provide Skills for Communication Miss Decker, a new ad- dition to the faculty, teaches Speech and Eng- lish. We appreciate her fine work with our De- bate Team. Mrs. Brown, a former teacher at Ever- green. now teaches English at C.C.H.S. We appreciate her knowledge and ex- perience in the field of English. Math and Science Develop Mr. Scoville is new at C.C. H.S. this year. He teaches Refresher English and Math. General Math, and Busi- ness Training. He is Assistant Foot- ball Coach. Mr. Bass teaches Advanced Math, Algebra II, and Geometry. He also coaches J. V. Basketball and Football. Besides teaching and coaching, Mr. Bass Logical Thinking and Mental Discipline Mr. Peterson is another new teacher atC.C.H.S. He teaches Algebra. Chemistry, and Physics. Mr. Him teaches Biology and Physical Science to Cass City students. Along with his regular teaching duties he finds time to coach and sponsor the Sophomore Class. Mrs. Jackson, our Home Econom- ics ceacher, is adviser to the Fu- ture Homemakers of America and also a sponsor of the Junior Class. Business Training and Home Economics Teach Vocational Skills Mr. Carrol teaches Typing. Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. He enjoys three classrooms all to himself. 14 We all appreciate the work of Mrs. Star- mann who has done much to make the li- brary what it is today. Library and Guidance Provide Special Services to Students. As counselor. Mr. Cleland helps be- wildered Seniors make important College decisions. £ Mr. Cardew has caught Shop and Drafting in Cass City for many years. He is respected for his knowledge and experience in Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Prepare the Youth of Today for the Jobs of Tomorrow. Mr. Cardew explains the layout of the new shop to some interested students. 16 Mr. Clarke teaches Agriculture and Auto Mechanics to boys at C.C.H.S. He is also sponsor of F.F. A. and through this organization he has helped guide many boys to a successful career in Agriculture. Agriculture and Auto-Mechanics Interest Many Students. ► 1 17 Mr. Bifoss teaches Physical Education and Geography. He coaches the Varsity Foot- ball Team and the Track Team. Physical Provides Freshman boys play basketball intramurally in the new gym. ii Art and Music Provide Cultural Enrichment Mrs. Wallace teaches High School Art besides teaching one hour of Junior High Art in the a.m. She is also advisor to this yearbook which is practically a full time job in itself. 20 Under the direction of Mr. Fergusen, the band has done exceptionally well this year. Mr. Parrish teaches choir and elementary music. He is also a fine musician and composer in his own right. Mrs. O'Dell, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Craig competently manage the busi- ness affairs of the school system. Operational Staff Important to C.C.H.S. Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Bingham prepare food for C.C.H.S. students in the bright, shiny Mr. Gingrich, Mr. Seeley and Mr. Neal keep a spot- less, well organized building. 22 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER ---- SECRETARY - - - - DAN RABIDEAU -------ERIC ESAU BARB LANGENBURG - - LIZ SMENTEK CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Wynes and Mr. Bass AUVIL, NANCY BARKER, FAY BARNES, TIM BARRIGER, RICHARD BARTLE, LINDA BITTERLING, JOYCE 24 BLISS, DAVID BOYLAN, DEBBIE BROWN, LINDA BUKOWSKI, ROGER BULLOCK, DALE BURNS, MARY SUE CHANDLER, PEGGY COLE, JOAN COPELAND, PAULA DECKER, CAROL DELONG, CONNIE DILLON, TERRY DOERR, MARY EBERLINE, SHARON ESAU, ERIC FINKBEINER, TIM FLANNERY, DAVID FLANNERY, LEO FOX, BONNIE FRANCIS, PAT GEIGER, SANDRA GRAHAM, JOSEPH GROOMBRIDGE, JAMES GROTH, MARIE GRUBER, BARBARA GRUBER, ED GUC, SUSAN GUINTHER, SUSANN HARBEC, DEBBIE HARTWICK, LARRY HAWLEY, JAMES HEILIG, BONNIE HENNESSEY, DAVID HIATT, KENNETH HILE, TERRY HILLAKER, JACK HOLM, KAREN HOSTETLER, DONALD HOWARD, THERESA HUTCHINSON, LINDA JOHNSON, LINDA KAAKE, LOIS KLINKMAN, WILLIAM KLOC, JAMES KLOC, JOSEPH KOEPF, PATSY LANGENBURG, BARBARA LEV ALLEY, PAUL LINDERMAN, FREDA LONGUSKI, DENNIS LORENTZEN, RICHARD MACRAE, MARGARET MCCARTY, PAULETTE MCCREEDY, MITCHELL MCRAE, RICHARD MAHARG, JOHN MALECK, JOAN MALLORY, JERI MARK, KATHY MARSHALL, GLORIA 29 MERCHANT, JOSEPH MIKA, LINDA MURDICK, JAMES MURPHY, MICHAEL NICHOLAS, EUGENE NOVAK, PATTY PAR MENTOR, WILLIAM PARROTT, JANET PETERSON, PER PHELPS. JUANITA PINE, KALLY POWELL, BRENDA RABIDEAU, DANIEL RABIDEAU, SUZANNE RABIDEAU, TERRI REX IN, MARY RUTKOSKI, LARRY SCHRAM, LINDA SEELEY, WAYNE SELBY, JACK SHERMAN, CAROL SHERRARD, DAVID SMENTEK, ELIZABETH SMITH, LINDA STARR, CONSTANCE STINE, DENNIS STINE, GLORIA TURNER, DAVID TURNER, GEORGE WEIPPERT, RONALD WENTWORTH, DEBBIE WINCHESTER, MARY LC YENS, JOANN ZAWILINSKI, NANCY Senior Activities Directory NANCY AUVIL Student Council: 4. Hall Guide: 2. Honor Society: 1,4. F.H.A.: 1,2,3,4, historian 4. Future Teacher's Club: 2,3,4. Pep Club: 1,2, 3,4. Annual Staff: 2,3,4. Newspaper Staff: 2,3. FAY BARKER Student Council: Home-room representative 3, treasurer 4. Student Librarian: 3. F. H. A.: 3, secretary 4. F. H. A. representative: 4. Chair- man of Charity Ball: 3. TIM BARNES Hall Guide: 4. Speech Class Play: 2. Pep Band: 1,2. Football: 1,3. Basketball: 1. Forensics. RICHARD BARRIGER F. F. A.: 1,2,3,4, vice-president 4. Choir: 3, 4. Band: 1,2. Campus Life Club: 3,4. Foot- ball: 4. LINDA BARTLE Band: 1. Pep Club: 2,3,4. Spanish Club: 3. Cafeteria Helper: 4. JOYCE BITTERLING Choir: 2,4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Newspaper Staff: 3. Spanish Club: 4. Student Librarian: 2. Forensics: 3. DAVE BLISS Student Council: Home-room representative 1, 4. Hall Guide: 3,4. Shop Clerk: 4. Student Librarian: 4. Basketball: 1,2,3 , 4 . Football: 1,2 , 3 . Baseball: 1,2,3 . Track: 1.2. Vars- ity Club: 3,4. DEBBIE BOYLAN Student Council: 1,3, Home-room representa- tive 1. School Play: 3,4. Cheerleader: Jr. High. Future Nurses Club: 2. Band: 1,2, 3,4, secretary, librarian 2,3. Pep Club: 1,2,3, pres- ident 4. Student Teacher: 2,3. Student Secre- tary: 2,3,4. Pep Band: 2,3. Talent Show: 4. Forensics. Majorette: 1,2,3,4. LINDA BROWN Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 1,2, 3,4. Pep Club: 1, 2. ROGER BUKOWSKI Shop Clerk: 4. Talent Show: 2. DALE BULLOCK Class Vice-President: 1. Student Council: 1,3. Choir: 1,2, secretary 3, president 4. Student Librarian: 4. Chairman of Student Teacher Basketball Game: 3. MARY SUE BURNS Class Secretary: 1. Student Council: 3, home- room representative 2, president 4. School Play: 1,4. Choir: 3,4. Band: 1,2. Pep Club: 1,2. Student Teacher: 3. Student Secretary: 4. Pep Band: 1. Talent Show: 3. PEG CHANDLER Pep Band: 3. Talent Show: 4. Chairman of Twirp Week: 4. G. A. A.: 3. JOAN COLE Hall Guide: 4. F. H. A.: 4. Future Teacher's Club: 4. Pep Club: 1,2,3, vice-president 4. Student Secretary: Annual Staff: 4. PAULA COPELAND Honor Society: 1,4. Speech Class Play: 2. Fu- ture Teacher's Club: president 4. Choir: 4. Student Teacher: 4. Debate: 2. Twirp Week: 4. CAROLE DECKER Student Secretary: 3,4. F. H. A.: 1,2. Choir: 2,3,4. TERRY DILLON Hall Guide: 3,4. School Play: 1,2, 3. Speech: 2. Pep Club: 2. Annual Staff: 2,3. Spanish Club: 1. Newspaper Staff: 3. MARY DOERR Choir: 2,3,4. Pep Club: 4. Annual Staff: 1. Student Teacher: 3. Student Secretary: 4. Cafeteria: 3,4. Student Librarian: 1,2. SHARON EBERLINE Student Council: 1. Cheerleader: 2. Jr. High. Speech Class Play: 2. F. H. A.: 1,2, 3,4. Choir: 4. Pep Club: 1,2,3,4. Student Teacher: 4. Annual Staff: 3. Oration: 2. Newspaper: 3. ERIC ESAU Class Vice-President: 4. Honor Society: 1,2, 3.4. School Play: 3. Future Teacher's Club: 2, vice-president 4. Band: 1,2. French Club: 2,3, president 3, treasurer 2. Student Librarian: 2.3.4. Pep Band: 1,2. Debate: 2,3. TIM FINKBEINER Choir: 4. Shop Clerk: 4. DAVID FLANNERY Speech Class Play. Forensics. LEO FLANNERY Hall Guide: 4. Forensics. Shop Clerk: 1. BONNIE FOX Hall Guide: 4. F. H. A.: 3,4. Choir: 3,4. PAT FRANCIS F.H.A.:4. Cafeteria: 2,3,4. SANDRA GEIGER Honor Society: 1. Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 1,2, 4. Cafeteria: 3,4. JOE GRAHAM F.F. A.: 1.2,3. Basketball: 1,2,3,4 . MARIE GROTH Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 1,2,3,4. Pep Club: 2. BARBARA GRUBER Student Council: Home-room representative 3, 4. Honor Society: 1. Future Teacher's Club: 1,2. Pep Club: 1,2. Student Teacher: 2. Stu- dent Secretary: 3,4. Prom Committee: 3. ED GRUBER Shop Clerk: 2,3,4. Shop. Drafting. SUSAN GUC Hall Guide: 3,4. Band: 1. Pep Club: 2. Span- ish Club: 3. Annual Staff: 4. Cafeteria. SUSANN GUINTHER Future Nurses’ Club: 1,2,4, vice-president 4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Student Teacher: 2. Student Secretary: 2,4. Pep Band: 2,3. Solo Ensem- ble Festival: 1. DEBBY HARBEC Hall Guide ass't. Choir: 1,2,3,4. Future Nurses' Club: 4. Pep Club: 1. Prom Commit- tee: 3. Art: 1. LARRY HARTWICK Class Treasurer: 1. Honor Society: 1. F. F. A.: 1.2. 3,4, president 4. Student Teacher: 3. Varsity Club: 2,3,4. Basketball: 1. Track: 1,2 . 3 . 4 . Harlem Clown Game: 4. JAMES HAWLEY F.F. A.: 1.2,3. BONNIE HEILIG Honor Society: 1. Student Librarian: 1. Stu- dent Secretary: 4. DAVID HENNESSEY Hall Guide: 4. Student Secretary: 4. Football: 2,3,4. Basketball: 1. Baseball: 4. Track: 1, 2.3. KEN HIATT Hall Guide: 4. Band: 1,3, student librarian 2, 4, student director 4. French Club. Annual Staff. Pep Band: 1,2,3,4. Talent Show: 1,2, 3.4. District Solo Ensemble: 2, 3,4. State Solo Ensemble: 3,4. All-State Band: 4. Dis- trict: 3. Clinic Band: 3. Member of The Na- tional Association of Rudimental Drummers: 4. Hawk Crier Staff: 3. TERRY HILE Football: 1,2,3. Baseball: 1,2,3 , 4. JACK HILLAKER F. F. A.: 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club: 4. Football: 4 . Baseball: 4 . Track: 3 . 34 KAREN HOLM Honor Society: 1. F. H. A.: 3,4. Future Teach- er's Club: 4. Pep Club: 1,2,3, 4. Annual Staff: 4. Debate: 3,4. DONALD HOSTETLER Student Council: Home-room representative 1. Honor Society: 1,3,4. Varsity Club: 4. Basket- ball: 1,2, 3, 4. Track: 1.2 . 3 . 4 . THERESA HOWARD Pep Club: 4. LYNDA HUTCHINSON Hall Guide: 4. F. H. A.: 3. Choir: 4. LINDA JOHNSON Future Nurses' Club: 4. Pep Club: 1,2. Stu- dent Librarian: 3. LOIS KAAKE Choir: 3,4. Student Teacher: 3,4. BILL KLINKMAN Football: 1,2,3,4. Basketball: 1. Baseball: 1,2,3,4. Projectionist: football 2, baseball 2. JAMES KLOC F. F. A.: 1,2,3,4. Football: 1.3 , 4� . JOE KLOC F. F. A.: 1,2,3, secretary 4. Football: 3,4. F. F. A. Public Speaking Contest: 4. PAT KOEPF Choir: 1,2,3,4. Jr. Honor Society. Hall Guide: 4. BARBARA LANGENBURG Class Treasurer: 4. Hall Guide: 4. Annual Staff: 4. PAUL LEV ALLEY Band: 1,2, 3,4. Varsity Club: 4. Pep Band: 1,2. Football: 2,3,4. Track: 1. DENNIS LONGUSKI F. F. A.: 1. Talent Show: 2. Football: 1. RICK LORENTZEN Hall Guide: 4. Future Teacher's Club: 4. French Club: 2. Varsity Club: 3,4. Football: 1,3 , 4 . Baseball: 2,4 . Basketball Manager: 2. Ski Club: 4, secretary 4. MARGARET MACRAE Hall Guide: 4. School Play: 3. F. H. A.: 1,4, parliamentarian 4. Future Teacher's Club: 1, 2.4. Pep Club: 1,2. French Club: 2,3, vice- president 4. Student Teacher: 2. Annual Staff: 3. PAULETTE MCCARTY F. H. A.: 2,3,4, point chairman 1. Newspaper Staff: 3. MITCH MCCREEDY Hall Guide: 4. F. F. A.: 1. Baseball: 1. RICHARD MCRAE Student Council: Home-room representative 1. Varsity Club: 2,3,4. Talent Show: Master of Ceremonies: 4. Football: 1,2,4 . Track: 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 . JOHN MAHARG Class Vice-President: 2. Student Council: 2. Honor Society: 1. Varsity Club: 2,3,4, vice- president 3, president 4. French Club: 2. An- nual Staff: 3. Football: 3,4. Basketball: 3,4. Baseball: 2,3,4. JOAN MALECK Class President: 3. Student Council: 3,4. Hon- or Society: 1,2,3,4. School Play: 4. Future Teacher's Club: 4. Band: 1, secretary 2, ma- jorette 2,3,4. Pep Club: 2. Student Teacher: 2.4. French Club: 2, reporter 3. Pep Band: 1, 2,3, Talent Show; 4. JER1 MALLORY Hall Guide: 4. Speech Class Play: 2. Choir: 1,2, 3,4. Forensics: 2. GLORIA MARSHALL F. H. A.: 4. Speech Class Play: 2. Choir: 4. Student Secretary: 4. Debate: 2. KATHY MARK Class Secretary: 3. Honor Society: 1,3,4. Jr. Society: 7,8. Homecoming: court 3, queen 4. Cheerleader: 1. Jr. High: 8. F. H. A.: 1. Future Teacher's Club: 2,4, secretary 2. Choir: 4. Pep Club: 1. Spanish Club: 1,2. Student Teacher: 3. Student Secretary: 4. Alt. home- room representative: 3. JOE MERCHANT F.F.A.: 1,2,3,4. Football: 1,2. LINDA MIKA Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 1,2, 3,4. F.H.A.: 3,4. JAMES MURDICK Shop Clerk: 4. MIKE MURPHY Class Secretary: 1. Future Teacher's Club: 4. Varsity Club: 3,4. Basketball: 1,2,3,4 . Base- ball: 1,2, 3 . 4� . EUGENE NICHOLAS Home-room representative: 1. Hall Guide: 1, 2.3.4. Shop Clerk: 4. Football: 1,2,3. Bas- ketball: 1,2,3. Baseball: 1,2. Track: 1. Manager: 1. Art: 2,3,4. BILL PARMENTER F. F. A.: 1,2. Debate: 3. PAT NOVAK Hall Guide: 4. Student Secretary: 3. F. H. A.: 2.3.4. Annual Staff: 3. JANET PARROTT Hall Guide: 4. Honor Society: 4. F. H. A.: 4. Future Teacher's Club: 2,4. Pep Club: 2. French Club: 3, secretary 2. Student Librarian: 2. Campus Life Club: 1,2,4. PER PETERSON Exchange Student: 4. Student Council: 4. Football: 4. KALLY PINE Student Council: 4. Hall Guide: 4. School Play: 2. Speech Class Play: 2. Cheerleader: 1.2, 3,4. Band: 1,3, secretary 2. Pep Club: 1.2, 3,4. Student Secretary: 3,4. Annual Staff: 3. Pep Band: 2,3. Thumb ”B representa- tive: 4. Newspaper Staff: 3. G. A. A.: 4. JUANITA PHELPS Hall Guide: 4. Talent Show: 1,2. Choir: 1,2, 3.4. BRENDA POWELL Class Treasurer: 2,3. Honor Society: 1. Home- coming Court: 3,4. Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4. F. H. A.: 1,2,4, secretary 3. Pep Club: 1,2,3, 4. Student Secretary: 3,4. Annual Staff: 3. G. A. A.: 4. DAN RABIDEAU Class President: 4, vice-president 3. Student Council: Home-room representative 4. Future Teacher's Club: 2. Spanish Club: vice-presi- dent: 4. Annual Staff: 2,3, co-editor 4. Home- coming Escort: 3,4. Honor Society: 4. SUZANNE RABIDEAU F. H. A.: 1, secretary 2, vice-president 3, pres- ident 4. Pep Club: 3. French Club: 3. Student Teacher: 1,3. Student Librarian: 3,4. Annual Staff: 3. TERRI RABIDEAU Student Council: parliamentarian 4. Hall Guide: 3. F. H. A.: 1,2, 3. Future Nurses' Club: treasurer 1. Pep Club: 1,2,3. Student Teacher: 4. Annual Staff: 2, editor 3, co-edi- tor 4. Forensics: Newspaper: co-editor 3. MARY REX IN Hall Guide: 3,4. Choir: 4. Pep Club: 3. Stu- dent Secretary: 4. LARRY RUTKOSKI Shop Clerk: 4. Basketball: 1. Baseball: 1. LINDA SCHRAM F. H. A.: 1,2. Future Teacher's Club: 4. Choir: 1.2, 3,4. Student Teacher: 3. Student Secre- tary: 4. 36 WAYNE SEELEY Choir: 2,3,4. Shop Clerk: 4. Football: 1. Basketball: 1. JACK SELBY Class President: 2. Student Council: Home- room representative: 2. Honor Society: 1,3,4. Hall Guide: 4. Varsity Club: 1,2,3, treasurer 4. Talent Show: M. C. 4. Football: 1,4 . Track: 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 . CAROL SHERMAN Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 3. Pep Club: 3. DAVID SHERRARD Student Council: 4. Hall Guide: 3. Speech Class Play: 4. Choir: secretary 4. Band: 1,2. Varsity Club: 3, 4. Football: 1,2,3 . 4 . Bas- ketball: 1,2, 3,4 . LIZ SMENTEK Class Secretary: 4. Student Council: Home- room representative: 3. Honor Society: 1,3,4. Band: 1, librarian 2. French Club: 2,4, vice president 3, president 4. Solo and Ensemble: 1,2. LINDA SMITH Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 1,3,4. Talent Show: 1. Trip Committee: 4. FLOYD SPENCER Shop Clerk: 4. CONNIE STARR Hall Guide: 4. Choir: 1,2,4. Student Librarian: 2,4. EUGENIE STEINHEBEL Honor Society: 4. French Club: 4. Spanish Club: 4. Nurses’ Club: 1. Band: 1,2,3, president 4. Pep Club: 1,2,3,4. French Club: 2, secretary 3. Student Librarian: 3. Student Secretary: 4. Pep Band: 2. Girl's State representative: 3. DAVID TURNER F. F. A.: 1,2, 3,4. GEORGE TURNER Talent Show: 3,4. Choir: 3,4. RON WEIPPERT Hall Guide: 2,3,4. School Play: 2. Shop Clerk: 3,4. Varsity Club: 3,4. Football: 1,2, 3,4. Basketball: 1,2,3,4. Baseball: 2. Track: 2. DEBBIE WENTWORTH Hall Guide: 2. F. H. A. : points chairman 4. Choir: treasurer 4. Student Teacher: 3. Stu- dent Secretary: 4. Annual Staff: 2. Junior Banquet Committee: 3. Art: 3,4. MARY LOU WINCHESTER Hall Guide: 4. F. H. A.: 3, treasurer 4. Choir: 2, 3,4. Pep Club: 2,3. JOANN YENS Newspaper Staff: 3. F. H. A.: 2, 3. Future Nurses' Club: 2. Pep Club: 2,3. Student Sec- retary: 3,4. Annual Staff: 3,4. Forensics. NANCY ZAWILINSKI Student Council: 2. Hall Guide: 4. Speech Class Play: 2. Cheerleader: 1,2. Choir: 4. Pep Club: 1,2,3. Annual Staff: 2,3. Debate: 3. Oration: 3. Forensics: 3. CONNIE DELONG F. H. A. : 1,2,4. Choir: 3,4. Student Teacher: 3. Student Secretary: 4. Sr. Band: 1,2. DENNIS STINE Hall Guide: 4. Future Teacher's Club: 4. Band: 1,2. Varsity Club: 2,3, secretary 4. Football: 1,4 . Basketball: 3. Track: 1,2 , 3 , 4 . 37 GLORIA STINE Homecoming Court: 4. Cheerleader: 4. Future CLASS FLIRTS 38 CLASS SAMARITANS Jack Selby and Terti Rabideau MOST TALENTED Ken Hiatt and Mary Sue Burns MOST ATHLETIC Kally Pine and John Maharg BEST PERSONALITY” Dale Bullock and Brenda Powell 39 Hello . . . Farewell . . . ... echoes the sentiment of the Juniors as they poured their hearts into preparation of the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The Banquet was presented May 18 in the new Cass City High School Cafeteria. Speeches were given by both the Junior and Senior Class Presidents and Love to You . . . and songs were sung by a number of members from the Junior Class. Amid the palms and exotic Hawaiian setting, the students danced to the music of the Kings Four' at the first prom to be given in the new cafetorium. Seniors Participate in Annual Swingout Parade Our senior year is one that we will always remember. Our final year was unique because we were the first seniors to graduate from the new Cass City High School. First semester went by slowly as we waited for the big move. As the second semester ap- proached the tempo changed and we really started the new year with a bang! Imagine moving books, papers, and desks for five classes. Then multiply this by 489 students. You get a rough idea of the time and effort involved in moving a school. Even we seniors felt like freshmen again. Twirp Week was the first big event of this year. Rally and John were crowned King and Queen. Everything went smoothly. Before we knew it, Twirp week had come and gone and it was prom time. The Banquet was held a week before the Prom and both had a Hawaiian theme. Now it is graduation time ... this Thursday is Swingout. We all have a funny feeling about this, our last week of school ... it’s hard to believe it is all over. Dan Rabideau 42 Baccalaureate and Graduation Exercises Mark an End and a Beginning for Seniors. Invocation - - - Scripture------ Address-------- Benediction - - - REV. RICHARD SPENCER - REV. HAROLD KNIGHT •----REV. JAMES BRAID REV. MARION HOSTETLER 43 44 Chairman..............................DAN RABIDEAL) Salutatory.............................KATHY MARK Honors and Awards---------------- CURTIS CLELAND Address.......................................LEWIS PROFIT Valedictory------------------------------------JOAN MALEK Presentation of Graduates ----ARTHUR HOLMBERG Awarding of Diplomas---------------DONALD CROUSE erclassmen . SPONSORS Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Wynes Juniors PRESIDENT---------Tom Kolb VICE-PRES.--------Jean Doerr SECRETARY - — Harvey Francis TREASURER.........Carla Calka Aleksink. Randy Ashmore. Henry Auvil, Dale Ayres, Mary Ballard, Barbara Bardwell, Tom Benkelman, Carole Bock. Randy Brinkman. Terry Briolat, Yvonne Brown, Linda Burk. James Butler, Jean Calka, Carla Canfield, Linda Chambers, Gary Dobbs. Pamela Doerr, Jean Dohring, Craig Dorland, Cheryl Eisinger, Kenneth Englehart. Vivian Francis, Harvey Fulcher, Tom Gaffney, Karen Geister, Marsna Gingrish, Linda Golding, John Gordon, Joyce Groom bridge, Susie 46 'A'JV Guinther, Tom Haire, Lynn Hammett, Steve Hennessey, William Hoffman, Kell Hosner, Larry Hosner, Steven Hurd, Ellen Hurd, Grace Hurd, Margaret Kaake, Eugene Kappen, Vickey Kennedy, Ken Derbyson, Karen Kolb. Tom Krug, John Lajoie, Louise MacCallum, Neil MacRae, Barbara McCreedy, Robert McCullough, Kathy Mark, Joseph Marshall, Judy Mika, George Miller. Gerry Miracle, Mick Morgan, Ellen Mozden, Gerald Nicholas, Dan Nicholas, Mary Nicol, Cheryl Nicol, John Nicol, Leland Novak, John Orzel, Joan Parker, Barbara Parrott, Marsha Powell, Elaine Pugh, Albert Rabideau, Tim • Randall, Pamela Reid, Roger Ross, Richard Russell, Jean Rutkoski, Particial Ryan, Fred Sabo, Luella Schuette, Sandra Sefton, Gary Skinner, Robert Smith, Eileen Smith, Karen Absent: Simmons, Dorothy Simmons, Lena 47 Smith, Lorraine Soldan, Lee Spaulding, Karen Spear, Mary Spencer, Allen Spencer, Judy Spencer, Kaye Spencer, William Stiltson, Jill Stine, David Stine, Maynard Stoll, Gene Strace. Mark Strace, Wade Thane, Carol Thompson. James Tuckey, Scott Turner, Kathleen Turner, Marilee Venema, Calvin Vollmar, Gary Wagner, Brenda Watson, Gordon Wernette, Don White, Thomas Whittaker, Gerald Whittaker, Kathy Whittaker. Linda Wood, Larry Wright, Bradley Wright. Linda Ziemba, Kathy Sophomores SPONSORS - - — — - Mr. Hirn Mr. Scoville PRESIDENT..........Fred Hicks VICE-PRES. - ----Lynn Atwell TREASURER--------Dale Churchill SECRETARY.................Jim Selby Asher. John Ashmore. Dale Atwell, Lynn Auten, Jill Ayres, Susan Ballagh, Betty Barnes. Gary Bartnik, John Battel. Margaret Bauer, Pat Bifoss, John Bills, Susan Bryant. Diana Burk, Ruby Calka, Mona . AS iU mi 2 r- vi ' X ’i ™Vl .3 l ‘ % A 49 Churchill, Dale Clara, Dennis Clara, Pam Clarke, Margie Cody. Ronald Cooper, Tim Cowan. Ken Craig, Chris Crandell, Charles Cummins, Ruth Darling, Carl Davis, Tony Deering, Bonnie Dillon, John Dillon, Richard Eshelman, Bruce Franzel, Raymond Geiger, Sally Golding, James Hahn, Ed Hartwick, Sharia Hartwick, Susan Healy, Michael Heilig, Judy Hicks, Fred Hillaker. Joe Holcomb, Sandra Hunter, Ruth Ann Jones, Rosalie Kanaby, Cynthia Karr, Tim Keating, Phil Kilbourn, Lee King, Bruce King, Robert Kloc, Theresa Knowlton, James Knowlton, Robert Koepf, Linda Koepfgen, Janet Krueger, Kenneth Lajoi, Laura LaPeer, Karen Lasko, Elaine LeValley, Bruce Limberger, Nancy Little, David Luana, John MacDonald, Jo Ellen McClorey, Larry McComb, Tim McCreedy, Deborah McFarland, Melvin 50 McLeish, Bruce McLellan, James Marker, Debby Massingale, Linda Mester, Bill Miller. Joey Milligan, David Mills, Donald Miracle. Wanda Moore, Thomas Nicholas, Roger Nicol, Robert O'Conner, Sharon O’Henley, Raymond Pacieczny, Ann Pasieczny, Elizabeth Periso, Brenda Phetteplace, Mary Pierce, Louis Pierce. William Pomeroy, Joan Puterbaugh, June Rabideau, Lynnea Root, Louann Russell, George Ryland, Craig Sawicki, Patty Schroeder, Glenna Searls, Marsha Selby, James Sherman, Henry Skiles, David Smentek, John Spencer, Franklin Starr, Tom Stickle, Diane Taylor, Lee Thane, Patricia Tuckey, Susan Turner, Thomas Voss. Karen Wasserman, Laurence Wasserman, Matthew Webb, Pam White, JoAnn Whittaker, Dennis Whittaker, Earl Whittaker, Randy Whittaker, Sherry Whysall, Molly Wilier, John Wills, Gary Zawilinski, Martin Zimba, Bernadette n i ■rry -V k f . 1 . 'i- T 'ST' i k i 9 wr- ft n r !« a- (51 : '■ A. p A m «V w - -- j ' V� - 51 Freshmen SPONSORS...........Mrs. Brown Mr. Watson PRESIDENT - - - - C. Strickland VICE-PRES............Ruth Rayle TREASURER - - - - Bill Chandler SECRETARY - - - - Sharon Hartle Alexander, Bob Armstead, Judy Austin. Nancy Auten, Mardi Bacon, Sherry Ball, Marsha Bauer, Clara Bean, Pat Best, Sandra Bifoss, Benny Bigham, Nancy Bills, Gwendolyn Brown, William Bulen, Ann Caister, Daniel Canfield, Mark Chandler, Bill Clarke. Carol Cooper, Cindy Cooper, Joe Crawford, Sharia Crawford, Sharon Creason, Rebecca Croft, Mary Jane 52 Crow, Tom Daley, Jeanne Deering, Lee Dillon. Kay Dillon, Linda Doerr, Patty Dotland, Kathy Emmons, Norman Englehart, Duane Erla, Yvonne Field, Cathy Fox, Lona Francis, Dennis Frederick, Harvey Freeman, Terry Geiger, Shari Glaspie, Jan Goss, Doris Groombridge, Sally Guernsey, Scott Hagle, Linda Hartel, Sharon Hendrick, Raymond Hennessey, Robert Heronemus, Richard Hillaker, Libby Hillaker, Kathy Hoffman, Robbin Hopper, Kim Horne, DeWayne Hostetler, Elizabeth Hughes, Charles Hunt, Tom Hurd, Janice Hurd, Norman Hutchinson, Elden Johnson, Jill Johnston, Lynn Jones, Carolyn Jordan, Frank Karr, Joyce Kirn, Michael Kloc, Robert Koepfgen, Susan Kolb, Lou Ann Kozen, Randy Langenburg, Louis Lauria, Ted LeValley, Marty Lindahl, Gary Lounsbury, Norris MacDonald, Susan McClorey, Cynthia McCreedy, Jean 53 McCreedy, Jim McRae, Susan Maharg, James Martin, George Martin, Karen Massingale, Rebecca Merchant, Leslie Mester, Charles Mulrath, Peter Muz, Gerald Nicol, Muriel O’Dell, Douglas O'Dell, Duane Pallas, Judy Papp, Michael Parrish, Cheryl Parrott, Rebecca Patnaude, Jude Peters, Joann Powell, Dennis Pringle, Gary Pugh, Rodger Rabideau, Diane Rayl, Ruth Ann Retheford, Ralph Rogers, Alan Rogers, Jim Russell, Thomas Sattelberg, Margie Sherman, Mike Smith, Kaye Smith, Linda Smutek, Raymond Snear, Judy Spencer, Jefferey Spencer, John Spencer, Leo Strickland, Cindy Sugden, Donna Tuckey,- Carol Turner, Cheyenne Turner, Deborah Turner, Susan Urban, Kathleen Warner, Clint Weippert, Janet White, Robert Whittaker, Helen Whittaker, Larry Whittaker, Sally Wilson, Henry Wood, Patty Zawilinski, John Zimba, Rita 54 Activities. ..’68 Activities play an important part in school life at Cass City High School. They provide an opportunity for students to have social contact and at the same time increase their knowledge in specific areas. This year, with new enthusiasm and better physical facilities, many new acti- vities and clubs have been created for the benefit of the students. 5 Thumb B These students meet with representatives of other Thumb B schools to co-ordinate activities in the member schools. C.C.H.S. representa tives are: Left to right Anne Bulen, Mary Sue Burns, Rally Pine, and Dave Sherrard. Student Council Is C.C.H.S. Student Government S. Hartel, C. Strickland, A. Bulen, P. Peterson, J. Maleck, F. Barker, P. Keating, M. Burns, K. Mark, L. Haire, T. Rabideau, D. Sherrard, K. Pine, K. Zimba, D. Rabideau, N. Auvil, T. Moore. Mr. Cleland, J. Selby, F. Hicks, and F. Ryan. 56 Student Council Presents Annual Talent Show Traditionally, Cass City has produced some fine tal- ent for the talent show. This year was no exception. First place went to the band, The Sounz , complete with Go-go girls, taking second place was Tom Fulcher singing Green Grass of Home. Third place winners were The Twirling Majorettes, JoAnn Maleck and Deb Boylan. £ Student Librarians FRONT ROW: Mrs. Starman, Muriel Nicol, Vivian Englehart, Lynn Atwell, Jill Au- ten, Judy Marshall, Molly Whysall, Betsy Massingale, Ellen Morgan, Kay Spencer, Harv Francis. BACK ROW: Eric Esaw, Dale Bullock. Debate Team SEATED: Lynnea Rabideau, Sharon Hartel, Karen Holm, Rick Ross. STANDING: Susan Koephgen, Miss Decker. SPEAKER: Bill Spencer. R. Barriger, J. Kloc, L. Hartwick, G. Edzik, J. Kloc, D. Little, J. Cooper, B. Brown, D. Englehart, B. White, L. Soldan, J. Hillaker, W. Strace, Mr. Clarke. N. Emmons, K. Kruger, E. Schram, R. Smutek, L. Spencer, C. Mester, B. Mester, F. Spencer, D. Heronemus, T. Cooper, T. Turner, D. Turner, B. Knowlton, B. McLeish, B. Kloc, G. Russel, D. Milligan, H. Sher- man, L. Deering, G. Pringle, N. Lounsbury, T. Hunt, B. Hennessey, M. Papp, D. Caister, N. Hurd. Connie De Long, Gloria Marshall and Pat Novak prepare hot pastries for F. H. A. Bake Sale. Karen Holm and Linda Mika decorate milk cans for F. H. A. conference. FHA and FFA Sponsor Many Activities Throughout the Year. Cafeteria Workers Serve Food to Students M. Doerr, L. Mica, S. Hartwick, S. Hartwick, S. Gieger, P. Rutkowski, M. Nicholas, C. Nicol, L. Bartel, L. Gingrich, C. Thane, R. Burk, P. Thane, J. MacDonald, S. Gieger, P. Francis, P. Randell, B. Pierce, K. Smith, B. Eshelman. 60 SEATED (L-R): Mr. Watson--Sponsor, Anne Bulen, Sherry Bacon, Carla Cal ka--Vice-Pres., Lynn Atwell--Pres., Linda Brown--Treasurer, Mona Calka. STANDING: Terry Dillon, Tim Rabideau, Jill Auten, Sandy Schuette, Bren- da Periso, Lynn Ha ire. Barb MacRae, Gary Barnes. Bruce King, Gary Wills, Ellen Hurd, Louann Root, Janet Koepfgen, Karen Kerbyson, Susan Koepfgen, Glenna Schroeder, Linda Wright. MISSING: Tim Barnes, Rick Lorenzten-- Secretary, Jeri Bartlett, Margret MacRae, K. Kennedy. Weight Lifting, Ski Club New to C.C.H.S. Bill Chandler, Tim Cooper, Dennis Clara, Tom Guinther, Tim Rabideau, Tim Karr, Phil Keating, Mr. Watson—Sponsor, Neil MacCallum, GaryVollmar, Don Wernette, and Mick Miricle. Pep Club Puts “PEP” In Student Body. The Pep Club was formed four years ago to promote school spirit in C.C.H.S. The club has been a loyal supporter of all sports and has helped send cheer- leaders to camp on several occasions. C. Calka, B. Powell, B. MacRae, K. Pine, L. Brown, L. Johnston, S. Geiger, C. Strickland, J. Weippert, S. Bacon. M. J. Croft, S. Geiger, A. Bulen, R. Hoffman, B. Hosteler, L. Bartle, M. Doerr, S. Whittaker, J. Auten, S. Koephgen, L. Hillaker, D. Rabi- deau, S. Hartel, K. Dillion. M. Sattleburg, L. Dillion, C. Craig, M. Spear, K. Holm, N. Auvil, S. Eberline, K. Kerbyson, M. Auten, P. Sawkki, S. Bills, K. Gaffney, B. Ballard, P. Dobbs, D. Marker, B. Periso, D. McCreedy. 62 G.A.A. FIRST ROW (L-R): C. Calka, S. Geiger, Pres. J. Doerr, L. Haire, A. Bulen. SECOND ROW (L-R): J. Weippert, B. Periso, P. Sawicki, L. Brown, L. Johns- ton, M. Croft, R. Hoffman, M. Auten, K. Kerbyson, K. Pine. THIRD ROW (L-R): B. MacRae, M. Calka, B. Powell, B. Langenburg, M. Parrott, B. Ballagh, K. Hillaker, L. Hillaker, J. Koepfgen, S. Hartel, S. Koepfgen, C. Nicol. FOURTH ROW (L-R): S. Schuette, S. Geiger, J. E. Mac Donald, D. Mc- Creedy, H. Whittaker, B. Hostetler, C. McClorey, S. Bacon. This is one of our newest clubs. It was the request of many high school girls. Jean Doerr is the President and they meet at least once a week. They have meets with other schools which help to promote better under- standing between schools. G.A.A. and Varsity Club Promote Athletics. VARSITY CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Hillaker, D. Stine, G. Vollmar, J. Maharg, J. Selby. J. Bi- foss. SECOND ROW: D. McRae, R. Lorenzten, D. Sherrard. R. Weippert, L. Hartwick, M. Murphy, B. Klinkman, P. LeValley, D. Hostetler, J. Selby, Coach Wynes. We could never go without our Varsity Club! With John Ma- harg as President, they promote and support all athletics. Every year we have a professional game here because of our Varsity Club. BACK ROW: M. Battel, R. Butk, T. Freeman, C. Clarke, S. Geiger. 2nd ROW: M. Calka, S. Bills, M. Clarke, L. Atwell. B. Ballegh, J. Daley. Mrs. Shaw. SEATED: M. MacRae, L. Smentek. French and Spanish Club Members Gain a Broader Understanding of French and Spanish Cultures. Left to Right: B. MacRae, L. Haire, Mrs. Shaw, K. Gaffne, P. Dobbs. L. Ginrich, B. Ballard. J. Butler, S. Schuette. J. Orzel, E. Steinhebel, V. Englehart, L. Rabideau. SEATED: D. Rabideau, E. Morgan. 64 FRONT: Judy Spencer, M. Canfield, J. Maharg, T. Rabideau, S. Eberlein. 2nd ROW: S. Tuckey, P. Webb, Carla Calka, L. Hillaker, B. Ballard, J. Orzel, L. Kaake, M. Wysoll. BACK: J. Weippert, Mary Ayres, C. Dorland. Student Teachers and Student Secretaries Assist Both Teachers and the Administration. L. to R.: B. Powell, K. Mark, C. Decker, B. Gruber, B. Heilig, J. Cole, B. Wagoner, G. Stine. M. Turner, Mrs. Ross, K. Pine, J. Fields, P. Copeland, J. Yens. 65 Annual Staff Kept Busy Meeting Copy Deadlines. Dan Rabideau and Terri Rabideau, co-editors of the Annual, have a difficult time se lecting pictures and layouts for the '68 book. FRONT ROW: T. Rabideau, D. Rabideau, K. Holmes, L. Wright, M. Miracle, J. Koephgen, C. Benk- leman, E. Lasko. SECOND ROW: B. Mac Rae, K. Gaffney, B. Ballard, N. Auvil, C. Calka, B. Langenburg, B. Deering, M. Ayers, S. Guc. 66 Enthusiasm Strong for Future Teachers Club The Cass City Chapter of the M. E. A. decided that a Future Teachers Club was essential in presenting to interested students the opportunities the teaching profession offers. The club was formed under the direction of the C. C. E. A. and the effective group has had several interesting and informative meetings this year. Majorettes Add Glamour to Band JOAN MALEK 67 DEBBIE BOYLAN PAM DOBBS FRONT ROW: L. to R.: K. Urban, S. Geiger, S. Geiger, M. Auten, J. Glaspie, R. Hoffman, J. Marshall, L. Wright, Atwell. 2nd ROW: P. LeValley, T. Bardwell, S. Bills, T. Brinkman, M. Canfield, L. Kolb, K. Kenned) S. Guinther, T. Kolb, S. Hammett, G. Stine, T. Davis. C.C.H.S. Band Wins Distric 68 3rd ROW: M. Ball, K. Kerbyson, P. Keating, S. Hartel, C. Craig, S. Guernsey, S. Koephgen, R. Ross. BACK ROW: M. Miracle, G. Muz, J. Weippert, K. Eisinger, C. Hughes, J. Bifoss, K. Hiatt, T. Fulcher, D. Boylan, P. Dobbs, Mr. Ferguson, B. Spencer. This year the C.C.H.S. Band, under the direction of Mr. Ferguson, received a number 1 rating in the District Festival and a chance to com- pete at the State Band Festival at Battle Creek. Honors The Band has several outstanding soloists who received 1 ratings at the district level; Lynn Haire and Pam Dobbs, piano, Ken Hiatt and John Bifoss, drums. Lynn also received a 1 rating at the State Solo Festival. Ken Hiatt received the very special honor of being the champion rudimental drummer in the State of Michigan. 69 FRONTROW, L. to R.: J. Bitterling, M. Doerr, V. Englehart, L. Fox, T. Fulcher, P. LeValley, B. Spencer, Mr. Parrish, R. Nicholas, J. McLellan, M. Hurd, C. DeLong, L. Brown, P. Copeland, S. Crawford. 2nd ROW: H. Hurd, G. Hurd, J. Hurd, D. Turner, S. Turner. G. Marshall, D. Sherrard, E. Schram, G. Turner, W. Seeley, G. Chambers, R. Barriger, C. Decker, J. Mallory, L. Mika, B. Fox, S. Geiger, L. Gingrich. 3rd ROW: L. Koepf, V. Kappen, S. Whittaker, B. Ziemba, P. Thane, L. Hutchinson, L. Kaake, S. Holcomb, N. Limberger, T. Kloc, N. Zawilinski, K. Mark, B. MacRae, S. Eberline, M. Sattelburg, K. Martin, J. Puterbaugh, C. Thane, S. Tuckey, L. Simmons, L. Smith. BACK ROW; P. Webb, L. Smith. C. Starr, L. Schram. J. Phelps. D. Wentworth, G. Hurd, G. Schroeder, C. Mc- Clorey, H. Whittaker, K. Voss, J. White, L. Whittaker, J. Spencer, D. Goss, P. Koepf, D. Harbec, L. Smith, M. Spear. Choir Presents Annual Concerts Keeping with tradition, the C.C.H. S. A-Capella Choir, un- der the direction of Mr. Parrish, presented a Christmas and Spring Concert. Some of the featured soloists this year were Mary Sue Burns, Bill Spencer, Dale Bullock, Lorraine Smith, and Tom Fulcher. 70 Student Nurses Learn About Their Future Career. FUTURE NURSES These girls are familiarizing themselves with nursing and the hospital. Each year they go out and decorate a Christmas tree at the hospital for patients. FUTURE NURSES BACK ROW AROUND: President Sue Guinther, Jill Au- ten, Sally Whittaker, Ruby Burk, Sandy Schuette, Jean Russell, Jean Doerr. THIRD ROW: Vice-President Carla Calka, Treasurer Jean Butler, Laura Lajoie, Secretary Linda Brown. SECOND ROW: Joyce Gordon, Ruthann Hunter, Mona Calka, Ellen Morgan. Campus Life Club The purpose of the Campus Life Club is to help high school students receive in- sight into the four major areas of their life. Those areas being physical, men- tal, social, and spiritual. CLC also furnishes many acti- vities geared to the students, which are on the county, state, and national level. CAMPUS LIFE CLUB Left to Right: Jim Burk, Janet Parrot, Dennis Whittaker, Bob Nicol, Cheryl Nicol, Richard Barriger, Becky Parrot, Debbie Wentworth, Ruth Rayl, Ruby Burk, Sally Whittaker. 71 Eric Esau Joan Maleck Donald Hostetler Kathy Mark Elizabeth Smentek Cheryl Dorland Lynn Haire William Spencer Marilee Turner Lynn Atwell Betty Ballagh Margie Clarke Sally Geiger David Milligan James Selby Margaret Battel Sharia Hartwick Susan Hartwick Laura Lajoie Jill Auten Patricia Bauer Susan Bills Ruby Burk Rosalie Jones Debbie Spencer Phil Keating Janet Koepfgen Robert Nicol Lee Taylor Sherry Bacon Anne Bulen Carol Clarke Shari Geiger Scott Guernsey Elizabeth Hostetler Susan Koepfgen Joanne Daley Jan Glaspie Elizabeth Hillaker Randy Kozan Becky Parrott Ruth Ann Rayl Cindy Strickland Duane O'Dell Ronald Crandell Beverly Dorman Tim Knoblet Becky Loomis Beth Parrott PRESENT MEMBERS - 1968 Honor Society Inducts Twelve New Members 72 Nancy Auvil Paula Copeland Sandra Geiger Larry Hartwick Michael Murphy Janet Parrott Per Peterson Brenda Powell Daniel Rabideau Eugenie Steinhebel Dennis Stine Thomas Kolb Neil MacCallum Joan Orzel Marsha Parrott Linda Wright Carolyn Jones Jude Patnaude NEW MEMBERS - 1968 There is no greater common interest to the Ameri- can public than sports. Radio, T. V., and conversation give testimony to this fact. Sports not only build bodies, but they also build minds, personalities, and worthwhile characteristics. Such things as attitude, courtesy, loyal- ty, and cooperation are essential to any team, but the spectators must also develop these same qualities and must strive to be humble in victory and gracious in de- feat. FRONT ROW: Mick Kirn, Asst. Manager; Ron Weippert, Tom Guinther, Dennis Stine, Tom Fulcher, DonWernette, Wade Strace, Jack Selby, Bill Klinkman, Manager, Per Peterson. 2nd ROW: Coach Bifoss, Bruce LeValley, Mark Strace, Richard Barriger, Jim Kloc, Mick Miracle, Dave Sherrard, Joe Kloc, Rick Lo'renzten, Gary Vollmar, Coach Scoville. 3rd ROW: Dick McRae, Dave Hennessey, Neil MacCallum, Paul LeValley, John Maharg, Tim Rabideau, Jack Hillaker, Fred Ryan. Coach Bifoss and Ass't Coach Scoville have a conference before a practice ses- sion. Football ’67 Getting ready to pass the ball to one of his teammates is this year's captain John Maharg. ISSCT J.V. Football After a slow start, our JV football team picked up momentum until they were playing tough football toward the close of the season. Although they only won two of their six games, they showed great spirit and enthusiasm throughout the season. These boys will be an asset to our Varsity team next year. Coach Bass, Bruce Eshelman, Jeff Spencer, Phil Keating, John Dillon, Larry McClorey, John Smentek, Coach Watson. Tony Davis, Dennis Whittaker, Lee Taylor, Ralph Retherford, Marty Zawalinski, Ted Lauria, Ben Bi- foss. Dennis Francis, Rob Alexander, Dave Little, Bruce King, Scott Gurnsey, Clint Warner. Bill Chandler, Tim Cooper, Dan Caister. Dale Churchill, Kip Hopper. Mike Sherman, Tim Karr, John Bifoss, Marty Le Valley, Bob King, Fred Hicks, Dennis Clara. 31 STANDING: Dave Sherrard, Mike Murphy, Tom Kolb, Joe Graham, Don Hostet- ler, Fred Ryan, Coach Wynes. KNEELING: Henry Ashmore, Terry Brinkman, Joe Hillaker, Ron Weippert, John Maharg, Marty Zawilinski. Basketball ’68 cc - - - - - - - 55 cc - - - - - - - 38 cc - - - - - - - 45 cc 53 cc - - - - - - 68 cc - - - - - - - 57 cc - - - - - - - 63 cc - - - - - - - 76 cc - - - - - - -71 cc - - - - - - - 56 cc - - - - - - 44 cc - - - - 57 cc - - - - 78 cc 77 Bad Axe - - - 73 Sandusky------61 Lakers - - - - 63 Caro -------- 48 Frankenmuth - 56 Marlette - - - 72 Vassar - - - - 74 Bad Axe------61 Sandusky - - - 62 Lakers --------71 Caro - - - — 60 Frankenmuth - 67 Marlette-----71 Vassar - - - - 78 80 Hot and Col might be a good d scription of our '68 basketball season. The Varsity played, most brilliantly at times and other times just didn't click . Varsity 82 John Bifoss, Bruce McLeish, Joe Hillaker, Larry McClorey, Jim Selby, Bruce LaVelly, Coach Bass, Ron Cody, Dale Ashmore, Tony Davis. Joe Miller, Bruce Asherman, John Smentik. Freshmen ’68 Coach Bifoss, Dan Cais- ter, John Zawalinski, Tom Hunt, Rob Alex- ander. Kim Hopper, Ralph Retherford, Jeff Spencer, Scott Gurnsey, Marty LeValley, Jude Patnaude, Larry Whit- taker, Benny Bifoss. 83 Larry Hartwick breathlessly waits for his event, Track ’68 Altogether it was a successful year for the C. C. Cindermen. Dick Mc- Rae ended the year with the highest points scored for the team followed closely by Randy Aleksink. The Mile Relay team (the tough luck team) broke the school record three times without a 1st place. At the Conference meet at Caro, C. C. placed 2nd. Those who placed in the events were Jim Selby, 1st in 2 mile, Larry Hartwick, 2nd in mile, Tom Guinther, 2nd in High Hurdles, Jack Selby, 2nd in 880 run, Gary Voll mar, 3rd in 440 dash, Dick McRae, 2nd in Low Hurdles, and Mile Relay Team, Randy Aleksink, Jack Selby, Don Hostetler, and Gary Vollmar placed second. C. C. loses 5 fine seniors this year but Coach Watson feels a lot of our young talent will come into their own next year. Over the high jump goes Randy Aleksink. Dennis Stine and Tom Guinther run hurdles in the Gavel Club Meet. 84 Jack Selby breaks thru the finish line on the Half-mile Relay. i Tom Guinther and Dennis Stine run the 880 Relay. Mick Miracle makes his descent from the high jump. Tom Guinther shows good form running hurdles. 85 Coach Wynes surveys his team. Bill Klinkman awaits the ball. cc 2 Unionville 1 cc 0 Bad Axe 6 cc 2 Sandusky 3 cc 0 Marlette 1 cc 3 Caro 1 cc 1 Lakers 2 Mike Murphy waits on base. CC 6 Frankenmuth 12 CC 5 Millington 8 CC 5 Vassar 12 CC 7 Sebewaing 1 CC 1 Sebewaing 8 36 John Maharg catches the pitch. Cheerleaders ’68 Gloria Stine, Barb Mac Rae, Carla Calka, Brenda Powell, Rally Pine, Linda Brown JV BOTTOM: Jan Weippert, Cindy Strickland. MIDDLE: Lynn Johnston, Sherry Bacon, Mona Calka. TOP: Sally Gieger. 89 Freshman Cheerleaders Jan Glaspie, Anne Bulen, Betsy Hostetler, Shari Geiger, Robbin Hoffman, Mary Jane Craft. Homecoming ’67 . . and it rained, and it rained, and it rained.” These words accurately describe Homecoming '67. The stands, which were relatively full considering the conditions, were a collage of umbrellas and rain bonnets. The parade was postponed until the following week. The Senior float Happiness is a Victory was caught in the rain, and Snoopy was never quite the same. Kathy Mark was crowned 1967 Homecoming Queen by Diane Freiburger, Queen of 1966. The coronation was held in the gym, and of- ficially started the dance. Everyone was a little damp, but no one noticed it, because we were too busy listening to the Sounz. It was one of the last high school dances to be held in the old gym, and we really went out with a bang! Queen’s Court Members of CCHS Court are Gloria Stine, Brenda Powell, Cindy Strickland, Carla Calka. Lovely Kathy Mark Named ’67 Homecoming Queen Kathy rides between two members of her Court in the Homecoming Parade. Our Patrons CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1968 GRADUATES ARMCA INC. MANUFACTURING BILL JOHNSTON'S BARBER SHOP BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN FARM BUREAU FEDERATED DEPARTMENT STORE FRANK'S MUSIC STORE HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOP LEONARD GAS STATION RILEY'S SHOE STORE RYAN'S MEN'S STORE DR. EDWARD SCOLLON, DVM WKYO - Caro MARGE'S BEAUTY SHOP Cass City Oil and Gas Co. 6407 Main Street Cass City, Michigan CLIFF FERGUSON Home Heating Center “L and S” Standard Station Main Street at Oak Street Cass City, Michigan LOUIE SALAS SHORTY LUTKE Compliments of I 1 i | i 9 Congratulations to the Class of 1968 I.G.A. Foodliner Sommer’s Bakery Home of Irish Bread Cass City, Michigan Featuring Table Rite Meats TO SUIT YOUR Cass City, Michigan STUART and JOAN MERCHANT Compliments of: Hahn’s Real Estate Croft Clara Lumber Co. EDWARD J. HAHN Broker 6141 E. 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