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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

1 PERANNOS 1969 Marsha Searls . Sandi Holcomb Editors Cass City High School Cass City, Michigan Karen Wallace..............Advisor Roger Reid . Student Photographer Briggs Studio.................... Neitzel Studio.........Photography I Don He was a problem, everyone said he was. But yet everyone wanted him around. The party just wasn’t any fun without him. He always had some smart remark about everything. Yet, deep inside him there was some- thing great, really great. He could have become something good, a help to society. But no, his life had to be snuffed out in one night of fun. Why? Everyone asks themselves, why? The ones who loved him for a brother. The ones who loved him for a lover. No one will ever fill his place. His red hair, his freckles, his wonder- ful smile, the temper that flared up and died just as quickly. I think everyone loved him, some for what he was, some for what he could be. And I know every one, including teachers, will miss him. There will never be another Don. A Tribute To Don Wernette 2 Nature follows a predestined course. Spring; life comes forth. Summer; it lives out its life. Fall; it dies. Winter; life stays dormant. Nature goes by reasons ... and so does school. Some like autumn; school starts, football begins. Others like winter; the velvety blanket of snow, Christmas and New Years. Still others prefer spring; baseball, mud puddles, warm weather, school ending. No matter which season is one person’s favorite, there are plenty of activities for each student as each season unfolds its own appealing qualities. 4 Autumn is going back to school while geese fly south, the sound of a shot penetrating the distant air, the smell of leaves burning, and the crunch of kids jumping into piles of dry leaves. Autumn is gathering pumpkins for Halloween and for a Thanksgiving pie. It is picking corn in the fresh, crisp air with a scent of winter. Autumn is the hunter and his dog stalking the corn fields, or watching a football game snuggled in a warm blanket. But most of all autumn is a prelude to winter ... the first trace of snow in October and the grey, somber November sky. Autumn 5 Top - D. Little, T. Karr, J. Wencley, B. McLeish, M. Sherman, K. Hopper, J. Bifoss, S. Guernsey. Middle - R. Alexander, T. Cooper, J. Asher, M. Le Valley, M. Zawalinski, T. Fulcher, L. McClorey, T. Kolb, T. Brinkman Bottom - J. Dillon, T. Davis, N. McCallum, T. Guinther, G. Miracle, J. Smentek, P. Keating, W. Spencer, C. Gasyniski Coaches Mr. Bifoss, Mr. Watson Varsity Football Team Has Spirit The C.C.H. S. football team began this past season by losing with good margins to Frankenmuth and Mt. Morris. We followed these games by playing a poor game against Bad Axe. However, the team showed their strength when they won over Sandusky, 18-6. In the following weeks, we had close contests with Caro and Marlette, although we didn't make any wins. This season ended with a non-conference game with North Branch, which finished in a tie. Our team was composed of a large number of underclassmen who should form a good nucleus for next year's football season. SCORES cc 6 Mt. Morris -32 cc - - - • - - - 0 Frankenmuth 28 cc - - - • - - - 6 Bad Axe 39 cc - - - ■ - - 18 Sandusky - - 6 cc - - - 0 Vassar - -- -- — - 39 cc - - - 0 Marlette - 7 cc - - - 7 Caro 13 cc - - - - - 13 Lakers 28 cc 6 North Branch - 6 6 J.V. Football Team Hit By Hard Luck c.c. - - - - 12 Mt. Morris 48 c.c. - - - - 6 Lakers - ■ 42 c.c. 12 Frankenmuth 38 c.c. 6 Bad Axe 28 c.c. .... 26 Vassar 32 c.c. 12 Marlette - 13 c.c. - - - - 12 Caro 35 Top Row - R. Retherford, C. Warner, B. Chandler, D. Francis, T. Hunt, T. Lauria, J. Spencer, B. Bifoss. Middle Row - Coach Woody, F. Nolan, D. Little, B, Hennessey, D. Caister, B. Kloc. J. Zawilinski, S. Wells. P. Pallagi, Coach Reinstra, G. Hopper. R. Erla, T. Knoblet, G. Tetreau, G. Gurnesey. F. Harbec, G. Eshelman. K. Marker. Bottom Row - F. Klinkman, B. Delong, K. Nicholas, L. Salas, R. Kozan, B. McCreedy, T. Brinkman. 7 Homecoming — First Event of The 1968-69 School Year Students and townspeople lined the street at dusk to watch the annual parade that precedes the Home- coming game. After the parade, spectators huddled in the stands to escape the settling chill, and proceeded to enjoy our game with Vassar. At half time, everyone waited breathlessly to learn the outcome of the election for Homecoming Queen. Jean Russell was crowned by Kathy Mark, the Homecoming Queen of 1967. The Queen and her court were escorted by Senior football players. After the game the students danced to the music of the Corrupters from Vassar. The Sophomores decided upon BREW- ING A VICTORY as their float’s theme, while the Freshmen chose UP, UP, AND AWAY. 8 Receiving third place was the Seniors' float. 1 t CUT 'EM UP - HEAD 'EM OFF, the championship float, was the result of the first year of Junior High panic ipation. The Juniors were awarded the second place rating. 9 1968 Homecoming Queen And Court Queen---------- J ean Russell Members of the Court: Mona Calka Carla Calka Lynn Haire Cindy Strickland 1969 Queen, Jean Russell is crowned by 1967 Queen Kathy Mark at Homecoming. 10 Winter ... when the world is whitewashed with frozen waves and the sky is filled with marshmallow clouds. A transparent seal of ice hangs on the trees and the weeds in the field stand at attention, frozen into posi- tion. Civilization moves in a slow-motion mass. The blare of a snowmobile's engines pierces the icy air, seems to be going twice as fast as it really is because of the slowness with which everything else is moving. The neighborhood kids play amateur hockey, but in their minds they are every bit as good as Gordie Howe or Bobby Hull. The ice skaters picture themselves as miniature Peggy Flemings. Inside, hopes burn high in the heart of every student that more snow will blanket the ground; enough so that there will be no school. Children and adults alike are huddling over the radiator. The television displays the waning hours of fall with the last few plays of the football game. The oven is heating the room as well as cooking the food. People stare outside at the softness of the snow, wondering how it can look so beautiful and be so frigid at the same time. Yet no matter how bitter cold the air is, the atmosphere of winter is warm. L-R- D. Ashmore, B. Eshelman, T. Davis. T. Guinther, B. MacLeich, J. Hillacker, T. Brinkman. R. Alexander, J. Bifoss, T. Kolb, J. Smentek, M. Miracle. J. Wynes - coach. cc - - - 51 Vassar — ■ 46 cc 39 Bad Axe • 59 cc - - - - - - 53 Sandusky 54 cc - - - - - - 48 Lakers ■ 83 cc 50 Caro -51 cc 44 Frankenmuth 81 cc 46 Marlette ... 65 cc 62 Vassar • 64 cc 60 Bad Axe- --■ ■ 70 cc - - - 57 Sandusky -59 cc 35 Lakers ■ 77 cc - - - 37 Cros-Lex - 72 cc - - - 53 Caro — 65 cc 54 Frankenmuth -79 cc 31 Cros-Lex 65 cc Marlette - 68 Tom Kolb Forward Varsity Basketball Endures A Frustrating Season 12 Terry Brinkman Guard Mic Miracle Guard Tom Guinther Guard 13 J. Wentworth, S. Guernsey, R. Retherford. K. Hopper, D. Caister, H. Wilson, B. Bifoss, J. Patnaude, C. Guernsey, J. Zawilinski. J.V. Basketball Team Has Heartbreaking Season c.c. -39 Vassar ■ 51 c.c. 41 Bad Axe - ■ 76 c.c. -55 Sandusky 72 c.c. -47 Lakers 82 c.c. -32 Caro 55 c.c. - 71 Frankenmuth 89 c.c. -48 Marlette 56 c.c. -54 ' Vassar - - 75 C.C. -55 Bad Axe ■ 68 c.c. -44 Sandusky 59 c.c. - 41 Lakers - • 58 c.c. -38 Cros-Lex 56 c.c. -49 Caro 61 c.c. 38 Frankenmuth 81 c.c. -53 Cros-Lex 60 c.c. -61 Marlette - - -81 14 IS Vivacious Cheerleaders Keep Our Spirits High Cindy Strickland Lorraine Smith Sherry Bacon Jill Auten Sally Geiger Carla Calka Freshman Cheerleaders Diane Asher B. J. Haire Karla Stine Mary Powell Barbara Crow Linda Zawilinski Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy Hillaker, Anne Bulen, Kay Dillon, Lynn Johnston, Shari Geiger. 17 Spring Emerging from the dimpled heaps of snow, spring spreads its influence. Perennial signs burst forth again ... the large pile of snow melts into second base ... the hockey rink becomes a continuous headache for mothers with small children who enjoy sloshing about in water ... driveways are changed from masses of snow into masses of mud ... warm rains beckon little children forth ... Bare branches explode into blossom-covered boughs. Spring appears and students find school is in the home stretch. Spring fever invades the minds of young men. They think of the one thing for which they need no provocation girls. Car washes work to full capacity ... blooming fields stir the hearts ... flowers blossoming everywhere excite the sentimental. Spring brings forth an aliveness from people ... a rebirth ... a feeling of freedom and hope everywhere. i o Harvey! Mardi Auten and Brenda Wagner as Nurse Kelly and Mrs. Chevena. Bill Spencer and Jean Butler as Dr. and Mrs. William Chumley. Bradley Uhl as Elwood P. Dowd. Fred Ryan and Rainell Chisholm as Wilson and Myrtle Mae Simmons. 19 Twirp Week 1 9G9 Twirp Week of 1969 began with Dress-Up Day, and included Oc- cupation Day, Senior Worship Day, Computer-Match Day, and Casu- al Day. Friday evening a carnival was held to round out the week's festivities. Craig Guernsey as a voluptuous lady. Loretta Briolet, a gun moll. Billy Zemke, a child movie star. Sharia and Susan Hartwick dressed as hippies. 21 22 Gerald Mozden, 2-mile run. Mile run - Jim Selby 880 yard run - Craig Guernsey 23 Ken Marker, mile run. Jim Selby, mile run. 24 Roger Smith, 220-yard dash. And more action ... Others just lean back and enjoy it ... Our baseball team in action. But Coach Wynes socks it to ’em! 4 Kim Hopper, Lee Taylor, Rob Alexander, Dave Little, and May- nard Stine in the dugout. Kim Hopper, pitcher. vt £ 26 Tom Kolb, center field. National Honor Society The National Honor Society represents the nation's highest high school award. But membership is. however, more than an honor; it carries with it responsibility and should be considered the beginning of an obligation, not merely the successful culmination of an effort to achieve recognition and honor. SENIORS: Carla Calka Cheryl Dorland Lynn Haire Steve Hosner Thomas Kolb Neil MacCallum Ellen Morgan Joan Orzel Marsha Parrott William Spencer Eileen Smith Karen Smith Marilee Turner Linda Wright JUNIORS: Lynn Atwell Betty Ballagh Margaret Battel Margie Clarke Sally Geiger . Lee Taylor SOPHOMORES: Sherry Bacon Ben Bifoss Anne Bulen Carol Clarke Jeanne Daley Shari Geiger Jan Glaspie Scott Guernsey Elizabeth Hillaker Carolyn Jones Susan Koepfgen Randy Kozan Cheryl Parrish Becky Parrot Duane O'Dell Jude Patnaude Ruth Ann Rayl Kaye Smith Linda Smith Cindy Strickland Larry Whittaker FRESHMEN: Penny Copeland Ronald Crandell Beverly Dorman Susan Hoppe Tim Knoblet Becky Loomis Beth Parrott Shirley Sherman Debbie Spencer Sherry Turner Bradley Uhl 28 Neil MacCallum speaking on Leader- ship. Valedictorian Lynn Haire, act- ing as Master of Ceremonies. Salutatorian Marilee Turner, discussing Scholar- ship. William Spencer, on Character. 29 Carmen Danyau, one of our Chilean exchange students, spoke on Education in Chile. Our other Chilean student Geraldina Toro, sang a solo. Mauro Bastos ( Charlie ) our Brazilian stu- dent spoke on Education in Brazil. 30 Signing in for National Honor Society Lynn Haire, Senior Class President, was the main speaker at this year's Junior-Senior Banquet. While the girls cluster around Ken, the boys wander over to the punch table. Ken Kennedy, severely hurt last year and not attend ing school this year, got a hero's welcome from his classmates at the Banquet. John Novak read the Class Prophecy. 32 Jan Keopfgcn shows off part of the decorations. Girls’ Physical Education class works out on the trampoline. 33 An Influential Student Council Helps Govern C.C.H.S. Student Council President - Gary Vollmar Thumb B President - Lynn Haire Row One - P. Dobbs, L. Haire, B. MacRae, K. Gaffney, B. Wagner, M. Turner, S. Hartel, K. Turner, P. Copeland. Row Two - A, Bulen, F. Hicks. L. Taylor, L. Kilbourne, P. Keating, S. Gurnsey, S. Geiger. Row Three-J. Patnaude, R. Erla, L. McClorey, T. Rabideau, N. MacCallum, G. Vollmar, F. Ryan, M. Osentoski. Debate R. Ross L. Kidney R. Chisholm C. Clarke B. Uhl B. Spencer L. Rabideau T. Moore Mr. Crouch Speech Activities Provide Students With A Vocal Outlet Drama Club R. Chisholm J. Glaspie M. Auten M. Turner K. Novak L. Brown C. Calka P. Dobbs E. Morgan M. Calka L. Haire S. Schuette K. Gaffney L. Rabideau Mr. Crouch L. Kidney C. Clark B. Uhl 35 F.H.A. Mrs. Jackson, M. Phetteplace, C. McClorey, K. Spencer, J. Cummings, A. Bulen, J. Orzel, J. Butler, S. MacDonald, Y. Erla, G. Bills, D. Rabideau, L. Smith, J. Koepfgen. N. Lounsbury, B. McLeish, D. Milligan, T. Turner, J. Dorland, B. DeLong, L. Laming, D. Little, T. Starr, R. O'Henley, A. Spencer, L. Soldan, B. Knowlton, E. Hutchison, D. Little, T. Hunt, K. D. DeLong, D. McClorey, D. Deering, Krueger, G. Pringle, R. Hampshire, J. Cooper, B. Brown, Tim Cooper, L. Clarke, J. Daley, R. Patera, D. Osentoski, D. Cooper, L. Deering, G. Russell. 36 M. Battel, T. Freeman, S. Bills, M. Calka, S. Geiger, C. Clarke, G. Daley, M. Clarke, B. Ballagh, Mrs. Shaw, Advisor French and Spanish Clubs Help Students Understand Foreign Cultures S. Geiger, J. Glaspie, J. Puterbaugh, D. Bryant, P. Dobbs, E. Morgan, K. Urban, D. Sugdan, L. Salas, L. Rabideau, Mrs. Shaw, Advisor; S. Shuttee, S. Hartel, B. Wagner, S. Koephgen, L. Hillaker, J. Butler, K. Gafney. 37 J. Snear J. McCreedy L. Dillon S. Hartwick K. Smith R. Bassett K. Lapeer R. Kozan S. Crawford R. Rayl G. Bills J. Johnson C. Nicol S. Hartwick P. Clara Cafeteria Workers Perform An Essential Task Mrs. Bingham Cook 38 Mrs. Phillips Cook Insight Into The Teaching Profession Is Gained By F.T.A. Members 1st - S. Geiger, J. Auten, E. Morgan, V. Englehart, L. Rabideau, K. Spencer, S. Koephgen, J. Glaspie, L. Hillaker, R. Hoffman, S. Geiger. 2nd - J. Bifoss, M. Ball, K. Urban, D. Sugden, G. Bartnik, C. Turner, C. Clarke, B. Spencer. 3rd - Mr. Hirn, Advisor; J. Orzel, L. Atwell, M. Clarke, S. Holcomb. Future Medics Examine Medical Profession 1st - F. Ryan, J. Hillaker, B. LeValley, C. Ryland. 2nd - E. Lasko, L. LaJoie, D. Rabideau, K. Dillon, M. Croft, Y. Erla, C. McClory, D. Chippi, R. Bassett, B. Crow. 3rd - E. Morgan, L. Brown, C. Calka, S. Bacon, M. Calka, G. Bills, R. Rayl, L. Dillon, D. Asher. 4th - G. Lindahl, D. Churchill, T. Brinkman, T. Guinther, J. Mark. 39 L. Rabideau E. Hurd Mrs. Starman B. Massengale M. Whysall K. Urban P. Clara E. Powell K. Smith J. Muz B. Spencer L. Canfeild L. Smith Student Librarians Are Responsible For Maintaining The Efficiency Of The Library Student Secretaries Gain Experience While Aiding The Administration L. Smith, J. Marshall, L. Brown, B. Deering, S. Dorland, E. Lasko, Mrs. Ross, J. Mark, K. Gaffeney, M. Calka, S. Bills, M. Turner, M. Geister, B. MacRae, R. Burk. 40 G.A.A. Provides Athletic Outlet For Girls C. Danyau, C. Calka, P. Dobbs, B. Wagner, L. Haire, L. Smith, J. Snear, P. Bean, S. Geiger, S. Koepfgen, J. Glaspie, B. Haire, D. Asher, N. Kerbyson. C. Strickland, S. Crawford, B. Kappen, W. Whittaker, S. Bills, D. Marker, C. Craig, K. Smith, D. Venema, K. Gracian, M. Clarke, M. Esau, K. Stine. K. Fields, S. Whittaker, M. Sattleburg, P, Wood, M. Calka, L. Brown, R. Hoffman, L. Atwell, M. Auten, M. Croft, B. Zimba, B. Bal lagh, C. Clarke. B. Parrot, C. McClorey, K. Kerbyson, S. Hartel, H. Whittaker. Golf Club Newest Club At C.C.H.Q. 41 Mr. Woody, D. Clara, T. Karr, T. Davis, R. Retherford, M. Croft, J. Mark, F. Ryan, J. Patnaude, J. Auten, J. Butler, B. Crow, L. Root, L. Taylor. Journalism Students Edit Our School Newspaper And Annual PERANNOS STAFF Sandi Holcomb - Co-editors Marsha Searls John Novak - Writer Joyce Gordon . ' - Senior Editors Jean Russell Fred Rvan - Business Manager HAWK HERALD STAFF Roger Reid - Editor Linda Brown - Art Editor 42 Dale Churchill - Managing Editor John Novak - Feature Editor Jim Selby - Sports Editor Sandi Holcomb - Copy Editor Lorna Kidney - News Editor Choir Provides Entertainment For Our School And Community v m- , ■ K. Voss, L, LaJoie, J. White, P. Yens, J. Doerr, B. Ballard, B. MacRae, T. Rabideau, L. Wood, M. Zawlinski, K. Hoffman, Mr. Parrish, S. Tuckey, D. Englehart, R. Whittaker, B. Hennessey, G. Schroeder, R. Cummins, B. Zimba, C. Strickland, J. Pomeroy, C. Thane, S. Whittaker, H. Whittaker, K. Dillion, D. Venema, V. Kappen, W. Miracle. M. Spears, L. Fox, B. Creason, J. Armstead, R. Zimba, P. Wood, D. Auvil, J. Stiltson, B. Wright, G. Chambers. D. Nicholas, E. Whittaker, L. Simmons, Y. Briolat, K. Turner, J. Marshall, B. Deering, E. Hurd, M. Wysall, B. Massingale. A. Edwards, M. Martin, L. Whittaker, J. Spencer, B. Spencer, M. de Bastos, D. Clara, C. Dohring, G. Teatru, ). Thompson, B. McCreedy, E. Kaake, B. Crow, S. Schneeburger, P. Copeland, S. Goombridge, D. LaPeer, B. Kappen, C. Miracle. J. Cummins, C. Thane, E. Smith, L. Gingrich, C. Tuckey, M. Canfield, J. McLellen, R. Nicholas, L. Solden, C. Venema, J. Wentworth, C. Marshall, S. Doyland, P. Becker, M. Kloc. S. Turner, L. Smith, S. Turner, D. Turner, S. Crawford, J. Peters, S. Best, E. Morgan, V. Englehart, J. Hurd, N. Austin. 43 Cass City High Cchool Back Row - A. Nizzola, Tom Fulcher, R. Kurtz, M. Miracle, K. Gaffney, Fourth Row - J. Frankowski, R. Hampshire, J. Weippert, B. Spencer, Third Row - T. Kolb, T. Bardwell, R. Peters, S. Bills, H. Cooklin, Second Row - M. Ball, K. Urban, L. Kolb, S. Koephgen, J. Auten, First Row - K. Sinte, L. Atwell, S. Geiger, S. Geiger, B. Haire, Two With Drums - C. Hughes, G. Muz. 44 Marching And Concert Band K. Eisinger, P. Keating, B. King, T. Davis, J. Bifoss, S. Hammett. J. Glaspie, R. Ross, S. Brown, N. Kerbysen, P. Kilboum. S. Hartel, R. Crondall, R. Bryant, P. Smetek, J. Turner, B. Parrott. R. Hoffman, L. Root, B. Loomis, P. Smentek, C. Craig, S. Thane. P. Dobbs, M. Esau, J. Russell, W. Hacker, G. Bartnick, J. Tucky, Mr. Fergusen. G. Wills G. Barnes R. Hampshire Mr. Watson M. Miracle B. MacRae L. Atwell M. Auten S. Bacon S. Koephgen J. Weippert L. Root J. Koephgen A. Bulen J. Auten R. Chisholm M. Calka Ski Club Combines Exercise And Fun Weight Lifting Tones and Strengthens Muscles K. Marker, F. Ryan, G. Vollmar, R. Kappen, B. Spencer, L. Taylor, Advisor, Mr. Watson. 2nd - G. Dillon, T. Rabideau, B. Mester, T. Karr, R. Kozan, R. Hennessey, L. Mc- Clorey, P. Keating, J. Selby, B. King, J. Dillion, C. Mester, F. Klinkman, J. Wenley, B. White. 46 1st - S. Bacon, L. Haire, R. Chisholm, S. Whittaker, J. Glaspie, B. Crow, L. Zawilinski, D. Asher, K. Stine, B. Haire, J. Russell, M. Esau, P. Doerr, L. Johnson. 2nd - C. Calka, K. Kerbyson, M. Auten, R. Hoffman, F. Ryan, H. Francis, P. Keating, J. Selby, M. LeValley, J. Asher, T. Rabideau, K. Dillon. 3rd - L. Smith, B. Wagner, K. Gaffney, D. Marker, S. Bills, L. Brown, M. Calka, S. Koephgen, S. Hartel, M. Croft, D. Rabideau, K. Hillaker. 4th - J. Auten, A. Bulen, L. Hillaker, Treasurer;!. Weip- pert. Vice President; Pam Dobbs, President; H. Whittaker, Hawk; C. Craig, Secretary; C. Strickland, S. Geiger, S. Geiger. Pep Club Promotes School Spirit 47 President, Pam Dobbs Varsity Club Helps Ctrengthen Our Ahtletic Department Tom Guinther - President 1st - Mr. Wynes, J. Selby, T. Guinther, N. MacCallum, Mr. Bifoss. 2nd - T. Fulcher, M. Miracle, M. Zawilinski, L.Taylor, B. Alexander, J. Spencer, S. Gurensey. 3rd - T. Karr, T. Kolb, J. Bifoss, J. Hillaker, J. Smentek, T. Davis, K. Hopper. 48 Tribute To Devoted Man . . . i ii ••y• rj—BaaMHM———B Mr. Holmberg, whether teaching or acting as principal, has selflessly offered his assistance to the students of Cass City High School. Their welfare has always been his main concern. He will hold a special place in the heart and memory of every person who attended C.C.H.S. during his administration. 49 Well educated ... Astute in business affairs ... Cool mannered ... A little shy___MR. CROUSE Friendly ... Helpful ... Keeps our school sys- tem functioning properly_MRS. BENNETT, MRS. CRAIG. MRS. HAMPSHIRE A dedicated School Board ... MR. BULEN, MRS. HELWIG, MRS. PRIESKORN. MR. HICKS, MR. SEVERANCE, MR. REID, AND MR. KOEPFGEN C.C.H.8. Administrators Help Develope Students Into Responsible, Mature Adults Quietly efficient ... Neat and well organized ,. MRS. ROSS 51 Warm ... Sensitive ... Sympathetic ... As friendly as a great big St. Bernard ... MR. CLELAND C.C.H.8. Student Body Benefits From Services Provided By The Library And Guidance Organized ... Efficient ... Hasan in- exhaustible energy_____Helpful ... Rummaging through stacks of magazines for an insignificant article on Proper Methods of Harvesting Soybeans just to help ... MRS. STARMANN Social Studies Provide A Knowledge And Understanding Of Historical And Current Affairs Down-to-earth ... Believes in his students ... Always calm, even in the excite- ment of a game ... Has a love of history ... Dry wit ... a great chair jockey ... Our candidate for president in 1972 ... MR. WYNES; Government; American History Conscientious ... Has a knowledge of the world and its affairs ... Methodical ... MR. ACKERMAN; Michigan, World, and American History Cool ... Jovial ... A fine teacher ... MR. WATSON; Civics; American History 54 Well-liked ... Has a quiet manner ... A vocabulary friend____MRS. WYNES; English; Physical education Language Arts Aid Students In Self- Expression Helpful and patient ... Enjoys her students____Experiments with new teaching methods ... Has informal classes ... Interested in developing the full potential of her students ... MISS ISBISTER; English 55 Small but dynamic ... Always eager to help ... Optimistic ... Concerned ... Dedicated to her profession ... Cultivates the potential in her students ... MRS. SHAW; French; Spanish; English Precise ... Well mannered ... Gentle ... MRS. BROWN; English Friendly ... Liberal ... A Southern gentleman ... MR. CROUCH; Speech; Geography; Sociology Economics 56 Science And Math Contribute To A Student's Intellectual Growth Respected ... Knows Biology thoroughly______Has a deadly aim with a piece of chalk ... MR. HIRN; Biology; Science Petite ... Lively ... Enjoys her students ... A good teacher ... MISS MORRISON; Advanced Math; Algebra; Geometry Unique ... This work is relatively simple. ... Please raise your hand before'talking! ... MR. PETERSON; Chemistry; Physics; Science; Algebra Friendly ... A good conversationalist ... Full of ideas ... Ambitious ... Makes many accomplishments ... Always busy ... Her classes are orderly chaos ... Takes time to help her students ... MRS. WALLACE; Art; Journalism 58 Talented ... Well man- nered ... Neat ... If you sit up you can sing better I ... MR. PARRISH; Choir The Cultural Arts Offer An Opportunity To Display One's Talents Hard-working ... Eager ... Demands quality ... MR. FERGUSON; Band 59 Unruffled ... Delights in teasing his students ... Unpredictable ... MR. CARROLL; Bookkeeping; Typing; Business Training Commercial Classes Prepare Students For The World Of Business Well-liked by his students ... Respected ... Makes his classes fun ... Has a subtle humor ... MR. WOODY; Short- hand; Typing; Math 60 A loyal supporter of the student body ... A perfectionist ... Coach ... MR. BIFOSS; Gym; Varsity Football Coach; Freshman Basketball Coach Physical Education Develops Fitness Of Mind And Body Eager ... enthusiastic ... help- ful ... MRS. WYNES; Girls Physical Education 61 Ambitious and untiring ... Eager ... Active ... Calm- rattled ... Friendly ... Creates a good student- teacher relationship__A model teacher ... MRS. JACKSON Home Economics Trains Future Homemakers 62 Industrial Arts, Agriculture, And Auto Mechanics Provide Practical Qkills Has given much of his time and talent to the students ... Began teaching at C.C.H.S. in 1937 ... Retiring this year after 32 years of service ... MR. CARDEW; Shop; Drafting 63 CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Brown Mr. Watson Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Pres. - Louis Salas Vice-Pres. - B. J. Haire Sec. - Penny Copeland Treas. - Karla Stine Asher, Diane Ashmore, Sharon Ballagh, Linda Bartnik, Gloria Bassett, Romayne Becker, Paulette Benkelman, Cathy Bitterling, Gary Bitterling, Jerry Brewton, John Brinkman, Tim Briolat, Loretta Brown, Daniel Brown, Randy Brown, Susan Bryant, Rick Chippi, Debbie Cooklin, Henry Cooper, Dan Copeland, Penny Cowan, Ron Crandell, Ron Crow, Barbara Cummings, Jean Daley, Jim Deering, David DeLong, Dick DeLong, Robert Dillon, Gary Dillon, Rick 64 Doerr, Jim Dorland, James Dorman, Beverly Doyen, Sheryl Edwards, Ava Erla, Richard Esau, Mary Beth Eshelman, Greg Farrell, Theresa Fleming, Bonnie Frankowski, John Freiburger, Paul Gaszezynski, Chester Guernsey, Craig Hacker, Wanda Haire, B. J. Harbec, Fredrick Harbec, James Hartman, Charles Hoppe, Susan Hopper, Gene Horne, Randy Howard, Don Izydorek, William Jordan, Robert Kappen, Bonnie Kappen, Robert Kam, Paula Kerbyson, Nancy Kilbourn, Karen Kilbourn, Pam Klinkman, Fred Kloc, Margaret Knoblet, Tim Koepf, Kathy Kozan, Bob Kurtz, RuthAnn Laming, Larry Langenburg, Sally LaPeer, Alan LaPeer, Debra Lapp, Arden Little, Dennis Lockwood, Duane Lockwood, John Loomis, Becky McClorey, Daniel McComb, Tom McCreedy, Larry McLellan, Mallory McRae, Laurie Marker, Kenneth Marshal, Cynthia Martin, Marla 65 Martin, MaryAnn Mills, Dan Mills, Dave Miracle, Vickie Nicholas, Kenneth Nicol, Suzanne Nizzola, Alex Nolan, Fred Novak, Kenneth Osentoski, Martin Pallagi, Paul Parker, Ellen Parrott, Beth Patera, Richard Peters, Randy Pomeroy, Donna Powell, Mary Reagh, Lois Repshinska, LuAnn Russell, Frances Russell, Joan Russell, Mary Salas, Louis Samons, Jim Sattelberg, James Schnecberger, Sherry Schwartz, John Sherman, Shirley Smentek, Pat Smith, Roger Somers, David Spear, Lorie Spencer, Debbie Spencer, Grayden Stine, Karla Taylor, Cathy Tetreau, Gary Thane, Sherril Tudkey, Jeffrey Turner, Joan Turner, Sherry Uhl, Bradley Vandermeer, Fred Venema, Doreen Wells, Steven Wentworth, Jim Whittaker, Wendy Wood, Mike Zawilinski, Karl Zawilinski, Linda Zemke, William Absent: Bulla, John 66 CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Him Mr. Woody 9ophomores CLASS OFFICERS Pres. - Anne Bulen Vice-Pres. - Jude Patnaude Sec. - Kay Dillon Treas. - Cindy Strickland Alexander, Robert Armstead, Judy Austin, Nancy Auten, Maim Bacon, Sherry Ball, Marsha Bauer, Clara Bean, Pat Best. Sandra Bifoss, Benny Bills, Gwendolyn Brown, William Bulen, Anne Caister, Daniel Canfield, Mark Chandler, Bill Ciesielski, Henry Clarke, Carol Cooper, Cindy Cooper, Joe Crawford, Sharia Crawford, Sharon Creason, Rebecca Craft, Mary Jane Crow, Thomas Daley, Jeanne Daniels, Michael Deering, Lee Dillon, Kay Dillon, Linda Doerr, Patty Dorland, Kathy Edwards, Paula Emmons, Norman Englehart, Duane Erla, Yvonne Field, Cathy Fox, Lona Francis, Dennis Frederick, Harvey Freeman, Terri Geiger, Shari Glaspie, Jan Groombridge, Sally Guernsey, Scott Halasz, Alan Hartel, Sharon Hendrick, Raymond Hennessey, Robert Hillaker, Kathy Hillaker, Libby Hoffman, Robbin Hopper, Kim Horne, DeWayne Hughes, Charles Hunt, Thomas Hurd, Janise Hurd, Norman Hutchinson, Elden Johnson, Jill Johnston, Lynn Jones, Carolyn Karr, Joyce Kidney, Larry Kim, Michael Kloc, Robert Koepfgen, Susan Kolb, Lou Ann Kozan, Randy Langenburg, Louis Lauria, Ted LeValley, Marty Lindahl, Gary Lounsbury, Norris MacDonald, Susan McClorev, Cynthia McCreedy, Jean McCreedy, Jim McRae, Susan Maharg, James Martin, George Massingale, Rebecca Merchant, Leslie Mester, Charles 68 Mika, Robert Miracle, Carol Muz, Gerald 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 Retherford, Ralph Rogers, Alan Rogers, Jim Russell, Thomas Sattelberg, Margie Sherman, Mike Smith, Kaye Smith, Linda Smutek, Raymond Snear, Judy Spencer, Jeffrey Spencer, John Spencer, Lee 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 Yens, Peggy Zawilinski, John Zimba, Rita Absent: Bigham, Nancy Hampshire, Randy Heronemus, Richard Klotkowski, Michael LeVally, Marty Mulratn, Peter Steinhebel, Marc Wood, Patty 69 CLASS SPONSORS Miss Isbister Miss Morrison Juniors CLASS OFFICERS Pres. - Fred Hicks Vice-Pres. - Lee Taylor Sec. - Mona Calka Treas. - Laura LaJoie Asher, John Ashmore, Dale Atwell, Lynn Auten, JiU Ballagh, Betty Barnes, Gary Bartnik, John Battel, Margaret Bauer, Patricia Bergman, Susan Bifoss, John Bills, Susan Bryant, Diana Burk, Ruby Calka, Mona Chishelm, Rainell Churchill, Dale Clara, Pamela Clarke, Margie Cody, Ron Cooper, Tim Craig, Chris Cummins, Ruth Davis, Tony Deering, Bonnie Dillion, John Dillon, Richard Geiger, Sally Golding, Jim Hahn, Ed 70 Hartwick, Sharia Hartwick, Susan Heilig, Judy Hennessey, Bill Hicks, Fred Hillaker, Joe H'-'lcomb, Sandra Jones, Rosalie Kanaby, Cynthia Karr, Tim Keating, Philip Kilbourn, Lee King, Bruce King, Robert Kloc, Theresa Knowlton, James Knowlton, Robert Koepf, Linda Koepfgen, Janet Krueger, Kenneth LaJoie, Laura LaPeer, Karen Lasko, Elaine LeValley, Bruce Little, David Luana, John MacDonald, Jo Ellen McClorey, Larry McComb, Tim McCreedy, Deborah McFarland, Melvin McLeish, Bruce McLellan, James Marker, Debby Massingale, Linda Mester, Bill Miller, Joe Milligan, David Miracle, Wanda Moore, Thomas Nicol, Robert O'Connor, Sharon O'Henley, Raymond Phetteplace, Mary Pierce, Louis Pierce, William Pomeroy, Joan Puterbaugh, June Rabideau, Lynnea Root, Louann Russell, George Ryland, Craig Salas, Linda Schroeder, Glenna 71 Searls, Marsha Selby, James Sherman, Henry Smentek, John Spencer, Franklin Stickle, Diane Taylor, Lee Thane, Patricia Tuckey, Susan Turner, Thomas Voss, Karen Wasserman, Matthew Wencley, John White, JoAnn Whittaker, Dennis Whittaker, Earl Whittaker, Randy Whittaker, Sherry Whysall, Molly Wilier, John Wills, Gary Zawilinski, Martin Zimba, Bernadette Absent: Clara, Dennis Crandell, Chuck Eshelman, Bruce Healy, Mike Nicholas, Dan Skiles, David Starr, Tom 72 Class Of 1969 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Lynn Haire Vice Pres. - Sandy Schuette Treasurer - Carla Calka Secretary - Ellen Morgan CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Wynes ASHMORE, HENRY AUVIL, DALE BALLARD, BARBARA BARDWELL, THOMAS BENKLEMAN, CAROLE BOCK, RANDY BRINKMAN, TERRY BRIOLAT, YVONNE BROWN, LINDA BURK, JAMES BUTLER, JEAN CALKA, CARLA CANFIELD, LINDA CHAMBERS, GARY 74 DOBBS, PAMELA DOERR, JEAN DOHRING, CRAIG DORLAND, CHERYL EISINGER, KENNETH ENGLEHART, VIVIAN FRANCIS, HARVEY FULCHER, THOMAS GAFFNEY, KAREN 75 Class Colors: Navy And White Class Flower: Rose GEISTER, MARSHA GINGRICH, LINDA GOLDING, JOHN GORDON, JOYCE GROOMBRIDGE, SUE GUINTHER, TOM HAIRE, LYNN HAMMETT, STEVE 76 HOFFMAN, KELL HOSNER, LARRY HOSNER, STEVE HURD, ELLEN HURD, MARGARET KAAKE, EUGENE KAPPEN, VICKIE KERBYSON, DAREN KIDNEY, LORNA JOLB, TOM Class Motto: Rough is the road that leads to the heights of greatness 77 KRUG, JOHN LA JOIE, LOUISE MacCALLUM, NEIL MacRAE, BARB McCREEDY, BOB McCullough, Kathy mark, joe MARSHALL, JUDY MIKA, GEORGE MILLER, GERRY MIRACLE, GLEN MORGAN, ELLEN MOZDEN, GERALD NICHOLAS, MARY NICHOLAS, ROGER NICOL, CHERYL NICOL, JOHN NOVAK, JOHN Class Song: Those Were The Days Those were the days my friend . . . ORZEL, JOAN PARKER, BARB PARROTT, MARSHA POWELL, ELAINE PUGH, ALBERT RABIDEAU, TIM RANDALL, PAM REID, ROGER ROSS, RICHARD 80 RUSSELL, JEAN RUTKOSKI, PAT RYAN, FRED SABO, LUELLA SAMONS, DORTHY SCHUETTE, SANDY SEFTON, GARY SIMMONS LENA SMITH, ELLEEN We thought they'd never end 81 We'd sing and dance forever and a day . . . SMITH, KAREN SMITH, LORRAINE SPEAR, MARY SPENCER, ALLEN SPENCER, JUDY SPENCER, KAYE SPENCER, WILLIAM STILSON, JILL STINE, DAVID 82 STINE, MAYNARD STRACE, MARK ST RACE, WADE THANE, CAROL THOMPSON, JIM TUCKEY, SCOTT TURNER, KATHY TURNER, MARILEE VENEMA, CALVIN 83 We'd live the life we choose . . . We'd fight and never lose . . . VOLLMAR, GARY WAGNER, BRENDA WASSERMAN, LAWRENCE WHITE, THOMAS WHITTAKER, GERALD WHITTAKER, KATHY WHITTAKER, LINDA WOOD, LARRY WRIGHT, BRADLEY Those were the days, Oh yes, those were the days! 85 1 968-69 8enior Directory HENRY ASHMORE Basketball 1.2,3. Baseball 1.2,3. DALE AUVIL Choir 1,3.4. Hall Guide 1. BARB BALLARD Band 1. Pep Club 1,2,3. Spanish Club 2,3. GAA 3. Choir 4. TOM BARDWELL Band 1,2,3, 4. School Play 3,4. CAROLE BENKELMEN Pep Club 1,3. Band 1,3. Spanish Club 2, 4. Annual Staff 2,3. Future Nurses 3. TERRY BRINKMAN Basketball 1,2, 3,4. Football 1, 2,4. Drama Club 2,3, 4. Future Teachers 2. Track 4. Future Medics 4. YVONNE BRIOLAT Hall Guide 4. Annual Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Choir 4. LINDA BROWN Drama Club 1,4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader 1,2, 3. FHA 1. Future Nurses Club 1, Sec. 3. Annual Staff 2. Talent Show 2. Ski Club 3,4. GAA 3,4. Future Teachers Sec. 3. Hall Guide 3. Future Medics 4. Student Sec. 4. JIM BURKE Baseball 1. JEAN BUTLER Future Nurses Officer 1,2,3. Future Medics Pres. 4. Pep Club 1,2,4. FHA 1.2. 3, 4. Newspaper Staff 1,2, 3. Spanish Club 2,3,4. Annual Staff 1,2, 3. Prom Committee 3. Debate 4. GAA 4. Drama Club 4. CARLA CALKA Class Vice Pres. 1. Cheerleader 1, 3, Captain 4. Future Nurses Club 1.2, 3. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club 1, 2.3. Candy Striper 1,2. Annual Staff 1,2. Honor Society 1. Class Treasurer 2, 3,4. Hall Guide 2, 3, 4. Twirp Week Committee 2, 3. Ski Club Officer 3,4. GAA 4. Vice Pres. 3. Homecoming Court 3,4. Drama Club 4. Talent Show Committee 4. Senior Council 4. LINDA CANFIELD FHA 2. Student Secretary 3,4. GARY CHAMBERS Debate 2. Forensics 2,3. Track 3. Drama Club 4. PAM DOBBS Debate 1,2,3. Solo and Ensemble Festival 1,2,3. Band 1.2, 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3, President 4. Future Nurses Club 1. Honor Society 1. Majorette 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club 2,3,4. Assistant Director in School Play 2,3,4. Forensics 3. Prom Committee 3. GAA 4. Drama Club 4. Student Council 4, Talent Show 4. JEAN DOERR Pep Club 1,2, 3. Future Nurses Club 1,2,3. Band 1, Class Secretary 1,3. Spanish Club 2,3. GAA President 3. Student Secretary 4. Choir 4. CHERYL DORLAND Student Librarian 2. Student Secretary 3,4. Student Teacher 3. KEN EISINGER Football 1,2. Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1. Solo and Ensemble 1. Talent Show 2,3,4. Drum Major 4. VIVIAN ENGLEHART Band 1. Spanish Club 2, 3. Choir 3,4. Future Teachers 4. HARV FRANCIS Basketball 1,2,3. Baseball 1,2. Annual Staff 1,2,4. Newspaper Staff 2,4. Football 2. Class Vice President 2.3. Future Medics 4. P.E. Assistant 2. TOM FULCHER Choir 2,3, President 4. Thumb B Talent Show 3,4. Football 3,4. Varsity Club 4. Band 3,4. Senior Council 4. 86 KAREN GAFFNEY Band 1,2. Secretary 3,4. FHA 1, School Play 3. Pep Club 3,4. Spanish Club 3,4. Student Council 4. Drama Club 4. Hall Guide 4. Student Secretary 4. MARSHA GEISTER FHA 1. Student Secretary 4. LINDA GINGRICH Choir 1,3,4. Spanish Club 3. JOHN GOLDING Band 1,2. Football 1. Track 1. Baseball 2. Senior Council 4. JOYCE GORDON FHA 1. Future Nurses 2,3. Campus Life Club 2,3,4. Homeroom Representative 2. Candy Striper 2,3. Prom Committee 3, 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. Art 4. SUE GROOMBRIDGt Cafeteria Worker 2. Annual Staff 3. Hall Guide 3,4. Choir 4. TOM GUINTHER Football 1, 2,3, 4. Basketball 1,2,4. Track 1,2, 3, 4. Weight Lifting 3. Varsity Club 3, 4. LYNN HA IRE Future Homemakers 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Class Pres. 1.4. Band 1,2. Student Council 1,3,4. Spanish Club 3.4. Vice Pres. 2. All Star Band 2. GAA 3.4. School Play 3,4. Thumb B Student Council Secretary, Treasurer 4. STEVE HAMMETT Band 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,4. Basketball 1,2. Pep Band 4. KELL HOFFMAN Basketball 1,2. STEVE HOSNER Track 1,2,3. Student Teacher 2. Student Librarian 2. ELLEN HURD Band 1. Student Librarian 1,2,3, 4. Choir 1,2,3,4. Ski Club 3. MARGARET HURD Choir 1.2. 3,4. EUGENE KAAKE Choir 4. Shop Clerk 4. VICKIE KAPPEN- Hall Guide 2. Choir 3, 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. KAREN KERBYSON Pep Club 1.2, 3,4. Art 3,4. Band 1,3. Ski Club 3. Band Festival 1,3. GAA 3. Sec. 4. LORNA KIDNEY Debate 4. Drama Club Pres. 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. TOM KOLB Baseball 1,2,3,4. Honor Society 1, 3. Basketball 2,3,4. Class Sec. 2. Class Pres. 3. Senior Council 4. Student Council 3. Football 4. Band 3,4. Varsity Club 4. JOHN KRUG Football 1. FFA 2. Choir 4. LOUISE LAJOIE Choir 1,2, 3,4. NEIL MacCALLUM Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4. Honor Society 1,3,4. Hall Guide 2, 3. Student Council 4. Varsity Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. Assistant Treas. 4. Weight Lifting 3,4. BARB MACRAE FHA 1,2,3. Pep Club 1,2,3. Future Teachers 1,2. Honor Society 1. Talent Show 2. Spanish Club 2, 3. Cheerleader 2,3. Annual Staff 2, 3. GAA 3. Ski Club 3,4. Choir 3,4. Student Council Treas; 4. Art 1,4. Student Secretary 4. BOB McC REEDY Football 1. Track 1. 87 kathy McCullough FHA 1. French Club 1. JOE MARK Basketball 1. Future Medics 4. Senior Council 4. JUDY MARSHALL Band 1,2,3. Student Librarian 3. Student Secretary 4. Annual Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Choir 4. GEORGE MIKA Student Council 2. Basketball 2. GERRY MILLER Baseball 1,2. MIC MIRACLE Football 1,2,3, 4. Basketball 1, 2,4. Track 1,3,4. Band 1,2,3, 4. Weight Lifting 3. Varsity Club 3,4. Ski Club 4. Future Medics 4. ELLEN MORGAN Future Nurses 1,2, 3,4. Debate 1. Band 1. Student Librarian 1,2,3. Honor Society 1. Annual Staff 2,3. Spanish Club Treas. 2, Pres. 3. Forensics 3. Prom Committee 3. Future Teachers 4. Class Secretary 4. Homecoming Committee 4. Senior Council 4. Choir 4. Drama Club 4. Talent Show 4. GERALD MOZDEN Baseball 1.3. Basketball 2. FFA 2. MARY NICHOLAS Choir 1,2. Annual Staff 1, 2. Pep Club 1,2. Hall Guide 1,4. Cafeteria Worker 2,3. ROGER NICHOLAS Choir 1,2, 3, 4. Track 1. CHERYL NICOL GAA 2, 3. Campus Life 2,3,4. JOHN NOVAK Baseball 1,2,3. Basketball 1. Forensics 2,3. Annual Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Senior Council 4. JOAN ORZEL FHA 2,3, Sec. 4. Student Teacher 3. Future Teachers 3. Pres. 4. Spanish Club 3. Honor Society 3, 4. BARB PARKER Annual Staff 1. Pep Club 1. Student Secretary 4 . MARSHA PARROT Pep Band 1. French Club 1,2. School Play 3. ELAINE POWELL Band 1,2,3, 4. FHA 1. Student Librarian 4. Hall Guide 4. MILES PROFIT Band 1,2,3. Football 3. TIM RABIDEAU Football 1,2,3. Varsity Club 3. Annual Staff 4. Student Council 4. Newspaper 4. Future Medics 4. Weight Lifting 3, 4. Shop Clerk 4. PAM RANDALL FHA 1. Presidential Physical Fitness Award 1.2. Phys Ed. Assistant 2. Cafeteria Worker 3. ROGER REID Football 1. School Play 3,4. Lab Assistant 3,4. Year- book Photographer 3,4. Newspaper Editor 4. Hall Guide 3. RICHARD ROSS School Play 1,2,3. Football Manager 1,2. Debate 1, 2,3,4. Band 1,2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 2. JEAN RUSSELL PepClubl,2. Future Nurses 2,3. Annual Staff 4,1. Prom Committee 3, 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Senior Council 4. Homecoming Queen 4. Art 4. PAT RUTKOSKI Choir 1,2. PepClubl,2. Annual Staff 1,4. Hall Guide 1. Cafeteria Worker 3. Newspaper Staff 4. FRED RYAN Football 1,2,3. Basketball 1,2, 3. Track 1. School Play 1,4. Weight Lifting 4. 88 LUELLA SABO P.E. Assistant 2. GAA 3. SANDY SCHUETTE FHA 1. Pep Club 1,2. Honor Society 1. Hall Guide 2.3.4. Spanish Club Treasurer 3, Pres. 4. Prom Com- mittee 3,4. Class Vice Pres. 4. Senior Council 4. Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year 4. Twirp Week Committee 4. GARY SEFTON Baseball 1,2,3. LENA SIMMONS Choir 3,4. Newspaper Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. EILEEN SMITH Choir 1,3,4. Student Teacher 1,2. KAREN SMITH Future Nurses Club 1,3. Honor Society 1. GAA 2. Student Secretary 4. LORI SMITH Choir 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,4. Concert Soloist 1,2, 3.4. Talent Show 2, 4. Hall Guide 3. Student Librarian 3. Cheerleader 4. GAA 4. FHA 4. Student Secretary 4. LEE SOLDEN Track 1. Baseball 1. FFAl.2,3,4. Choir 4. MARY SPEAR Choir 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 3. ALAN SPENCER Track 1. FFA 4. JUDY SPENCER Choir 1,2,4. Future Nurses 1,2. Pep Club 1. Annual Staff 2. Student Teacher 3. KAYE SPENCER FHA 3,4. Student Librarian 3. Future Teachers 4. BILL SPENCER Debate 1,2,3, 4. Pep Band 1,3,4. Choir 1,2,3.4. National Honor Society 1,2,3,4. School Play 2. Talent Show 2. Band 3,4. Drama Club Vice-President 4. Weight Lifting 4. JILL STILSON Choir 1,3,4. Hall Guide 2. DAVID STINE Spanish Club 2. Track 4. MAYNARD STINE Baseball 3, 4. MARK STRACE Football 1,2,3. WADE STRACE FFA 1,2,3. Track 1. CAROLE THANE Choir 1,3,4. JIM THOMPSON Choir 4. SCOTT TUCKEY Basketball 1.2,3. Track 1. Choir 4. KATHY TURNER Choir 1,4. Student Council Rep. 4. MARILEE TURNER Band 1,2. Solo Ensemble 1,2. Pep Band 1,2. Honor Society 1,2,3, 4. Student Council Rep. 2. Student Council Sec. 4. School Play 3. Prom Com- mittee 3. Lab Assistant 3. Student Secretary 3, 4. CAL VENEMA FFA 1,2. Choir 4. GARY VOLLMAR Football 1,2,3. Track 1,2,3. Weight Lifting 3,4. Student Council President 4. BRENDA WAGNER Band 1,2. Pep Band 1,2. School Play 3,4. Student Secretary 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. Pep Club 4. Span- ish Club 4. Ski Club 4. GAA 4. 89 KATHY WHITTAKER Future Nurses 1,2, 3. Hall Guide 3. LINDA WHITTAKER Choir 1,2, 3,4. Talent Show 3, 4. LARRY WOOD Track 1. FFA 1,2,3. Football 2. Student Council Rep. 2. Shop Clerk 4. BRADLEY WRIGHT Choir 1,2, 3,4. LINDA WRIGHT FHA 1. Future Nurses Treas. 1. Band 2, 3,4. Solo En- semble 2,3. Annual Staff 2,3. Honor Society 2,3, 4. Newspaper Staff 3. Prom Committee 3. Ski Club 3. Hall Guide 3,4. Senior Council 4. Student Teacher 4. KATHY ZIEMBA Student Council 3. Pep Club 4. Student Teacher 4. Senior Council 4. 90 Swingout And Baccalaureate The Rev. Mr. Douglas Wilson gave a prayer for the graduates. 91 Graduation ... 1 969 Dr. Harold Sponberg was the speaker of the evening. 92 Graduates and audience listen atten- tively to the evenings' speakers. 93 I see not a step before me as I tread on another year; But I've left the past in God's keeping — and the future His mercy shall clear; And what looks dark in the distance, may brighten as I draw near . . 94 Congratulations CHANDLER’S Seniors ! RESTAURANT SHORT ORDERS AND PLATE LUNCHES BAUER FRIENDLY SERVICE Cass City, Michigan CANDY COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class 1969 BIGELOW’S HARDWARE Owner - LLOYD VYSE Cass City, Michigan Cass City, Michigan Compliments of: FORTS’ CONFECTIONARY CROFT CLARA Cass City, Michigan LUMBER CO. PHIL RETHERFORD - Owner Congratulations to the 6141 E. 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