Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

I'lJJElf!QX1QLUiTIU'T' I Charlevoix Public Library Charlevoix, lvziciwigam 49726 Fiayder 1974 Charlevoix High School Charlevoix, Michigan Charlevoix Public Library Chafivvoin Michigan 49720 Stepping Stones . I I 3 R :ig f 5-. ,Q k .Q .2 ff :if ss, 5 --vc af . . kg ' 'NAU , . it wit ..:--49.-If lb. - ugugxfg was suzwaaamn A5-31 Amdgw V! 5 I l 9 v i I 1 Y a 1 . i 1 Z , an-en T- an ,552 -1.4 -. rw- -I- Y I L.. A journey of a thousand it ff? , -3.5 A , 5 F mules . .. . A. if begins with a single Step . . . I K . f. ff 1,1 . f S .Y A 81 ai , ,-. as iflgxz -, . 4 W fl I ' 7: 753 MQW Z HL' ' if! i's?'AA J ' Wx ' s sl' ?4' m i INR if l K 'r I but know that in such matters . . . it is only The first '-...Jw . ,nlkwwi SM TWU 583955 vf' UN 351 'YQ ' A I 0 A ' S ' - 4 xv' x I 'VE' f . '.f r, 1 -V - I 4. iftkttlpx. Q- 'J' Q5?jka4 .. ' .4 9:54 N r '-' ' 'P' fN'w Yw2.F'.fn X T --0. n ,. ,... w , , .s . - 5 .' T x.- A .4-o'4.:. r' i x Q .IJ ' G. , '. -I . 02 7. ,ul ' ' ' N . 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'lhcy wcrc ciigiulicx Nrirrii l'i--hurl giml ll.il l mi: . wliuwcrcjusl like micul'll1cgi1yxi'.Will1 lh.ii lmiiirl i-Z ii.ii' - ing thc Iczim will go lpn' next ycui hir C'.ll.S C iii- ixllllpl.l!i.q-1' -4 l 1 .., 1 n J ' ' 'W - . I L .inf 547' ' - K N Y ,sn . -L aw' am' ,. I f r-..: . f , .- . f - 4' - . '. ' ' 4'.. .a.1y.rf' N .. ' 'ry .. ,.- .. . J.V. FOOTBALL, lst row, from left: J. Cinnamon. D. Boss. C. Tnws- ley, T. Fowler, R. Muma. li. Bcllows, B. Williams. M. l7ykxtcrlmusv. M. Martin. L. Cross, D. Robinson. A. licrgniairi. 'Ind row: Cogirli Pro- bert. T. Coen, J. Marsh. T. Drvw, J. Grccnc, M. Lcfx, M. Skippcrgmh. G. Baldwin, T. Whcclcr, J. Purvis, M. Donn. M. Hosmcr. R. Wclls. S r-'. 'QI' Shu? in ku? v . g J 1 A 'A - .if 1 'E 'H ., iff? t ss.-::.nu.g. 1 , .. Q s . in . .. . av f-H' ,r . . r -b lin I. QN.3rd rnwi l7.C'l:irk.D.Oliu'r.C',Ciill-crrw1i,QQ l'wlw 1, li Yviitlt. R W' ' ' ' . illi.iliiQ.k.Spccr.S.O1iii.irwxuki.lT liill.rx,l Nl.ii'r:. Nl ll. '-. l Pidck. l Yll HN. 1. llilini1.l. liuiirkal. llu:i.rw,Nl.i11.ii'uf li ilu. Xu l .. Cross Country team lst row, from left: W. Drenth, J. Kaufman, J. Donaldson, J. Oster- berg, M. Frasier, Coach Carr. 2nd row: D. Clark, J. Bailargeon, J. Sundberg, R. Smith, K. Paul Fore-Ward QAIias-Golf and Cross Countryl May your fairways be wide, And your sandtraps be few May your drives be long, And your putts run true. This seemed to hold true MOST of the time for this year's golf team, as they turned in quite a successful season. Sparked by some eager returnees, the prospects look good or even better for next year. Boy am I poopedli' This was one of the more frequently uttered phrases by members of the ping-pong team? No, it was this year's cross-country team that did all the panting. But it paid off. They found an improved season as a reward, and with most of the team returning next year, they should do a lot less panting in '75. ' a w ' J. i xky . . r p l if f X Golf team from left to right: R. Empey, T. Morrison f ., ...Ji W-56.-c ri 9 Rf N-r MN J. Tillen, G. Grubaugh v i...,. -. YQ rf. N. f .Af gg 5 v- Q ' f-. a.. 1.-,, . I 5425091 i .' J , I' ,xa U63 vb x,-. - -J'- N V N ,E vuggm- 5' - Luis7 2f'7'.fx5-'t. ,. .44-, f 5.249 'Nu 'ri' ',,v. Na., s, n.gQ:t4 B.:' lvv 1 K' M4 Su T Z' I 431 A' 6 T. Hanna, J. Early, B. Klooster, C. Hanna, C. Faust, J. Pettis, J. Marshall, J. Sandahl, Crmach Anderson. 'of hd- fnr .. , , 1 ., K, ff '-: i X 1 Ladies of C.H An iiiipmvcd lcltltl wgix v.ligit iii.iiix lumped tw scc tliix l1ill.iiiid ii-i lvllu' '.'.gi disuppuiiitcd. lfrwiii tliu lim .iuiiip bgill tu the lust lm: tlimu tliix tcpii R giilx basketball tczim btitiiigcd vwci gill tlicir oppiiiiciits. yum. cwii St. lgiiticcf lurid ing up with gin uiidclcgitcd IU-ll New-ii tlic girls picked up tlic wiilcrciigu ti-i pliy and surprincd iiigiiiy. N135 ln' cxcii Ms. Fcltcr. lt ltmkspi'ult1lslt1gL1g.1lit next yciir with gi xtmiig JN. iciiiii moving up to liclp till thc pliiuw iii' cated by our lkiur sciiiuis. Ciucw gill tliusc riiugli pizicticcs paid -1l'l'liuli l GIRLS' BASKETBALL. lst row, from left: B. Ifglcr. C. Russell. li. Martin, T. Alger, T. Pcnncy. Zrid mix' D. lime, I 4 Sicclmm, CT Pence, T. Morris, T. Otis. x J.V.'s Jinx Opponents .l.V.q5Illl'llCL1 in un ctiugilly iiiipicmiic scziwii in thc mis twin gmupx nt' nuts tim kccp in liiic. X! Gil'lS' BIISRCUJHII, lst TOW, H0111 loft: Hllff0l'd. N. CIIHSI. Sltldfk, R. Xyglwuxky 2nd flux 1, ,-Xlijcfi 1. Hung- baUC - 'X' CUUSY- L- C0fbif1-G- Pvivfll- T- N-ivoriix. M. Cutiti. n. ist-iitm. CM-it mit i t-im. Tliixyourgiilx'tu1iskt-ttxill iiqiti gi tiiwi, Iiistcgid -'Tritt i ii v1ii'sitytc1iiii,t!ici'c wax htitii ai vgiixity 1iiitlLiJ.Y,tuLifii Ili did.Witliiii1lyi1iicliiss.tiicypitiwctltiiqitC'i1giilt-xiiixniiiili bcjust :ix gtmd. ii nut bcttcr. in tlic yum iii twiiiiu. Hqiiiii 1 J.V. tdzlltt wus liclptiul in that it ggivc iliu iiicxpciiuiipctt ii! i chance tn play iiitirc ntitcn than it they wtiiilti ligiw msn ii thc varsity. It wziszicliuiigc tkiiN1rs. iiclici t-in ii-iv. Xin iii 0ur bouncing baby boys A bit of disappointment was what the basketball team faced this year. We started with high hopes but found the going not quite as easy. We really had a good team. it's just that there were a few that were better. Their final record was nothing to be ashamed of. Espe- cially when you consider how close some of the games were. We just about topped St. lgnace and gave Boyne City a real scare. but those three points were enough to give the loss to us. However. the team also showed us some impressive victories. with some impressive playing by all. So the season wasnt one to be scratched from the records. but merely a step in becoming a champion- ship team. VARSITY BASKI 'I'l3Al.l., Islrow,fl'on1lcftZJ,l'olIcr,C'.,loncs, St, Mg1l1:xgcri9.liruh.1ugh.K. N141rlin.lJ.fircur1c, IJ, N1.nrz1ml1ck.1 J. Skippcrgush, R. lf:1LlxI,G. Nuvolny,C'o:1cl1 Anderson. Ind row: S1md:xhl.l'. Blld1lj'.SI.ML1I'lllgCf D, Bmw. K. Stokes, S. Mcflcllan. I . Mumu. M. Strcctcr, C. luuwt. 3rd row: E ,A-391. --I fp - -1 Wi J.V. Frosh 1. pdl. ' V1 1 A -va or g1i,V2ffs-ff:fe- 'RTI Ati.. . ,.wv, 'Z' H ,-14 ?,V 251 5' - ,,v--:cur ::::,,. gg. ,, , 1.. -: - 5 LV. BASKETBALL, lst row, from left: K. Paul, E.Dona1d- son, S. Boss, J. Greene, E. Slone, K. Klooster, E. Russell. 2nd row: M. Doan, S. Michael, S. Otmanowski, J. Boss, K. Lieberman, M. Skippergosh, M. Hosmer, C. Culbertson. Saagia WT 1- ln prcwvc 11'u11r11s 11118 x1-11x-1 Teams Of the Future. 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The girls any way. The boys stuck to schussing. The boys finished Sth in the conference and the girls hnished an impressive Znd. But then we all know they were really lst. However. losing by a half second in the conference meet was just enough to send the trophy to Gay lord. High hopes for next year. even though were losing some important seniors. Oh well. onward and down- ward. v . ,ll 1 lx in A . v 0 . NX Psy, , i, ,Q !f TSW . as s, ug fl 28 'f ,J . I Ski Team, lst row, from left to right: C. Begrow, M. Malpeli, L. Begrow, P. Berg, J. Marshall, F. Malpeli, T. Morris, G. Olsen, S. Hufford, G. Eby, S. Winchester. Znd row: J. Tillen, T. Lass, D. e r-- Engstrom, D. Wood, J. Sundberg, M. Cockfi Bergman, C. Malepli. Top: G. Baldwin. ld, T. Mooreland, S. Egler, K. Speer, D. Davison, J. EQ 1 X! , y! 6 E I I W Q Y 5 1 r N Y 1 i 1 Stepping Stone . . . A Club This Year . . . A Team Next Year . . . nnis Team lst row, from loft: P. Borg, li. Brady, G. Olsen, J. licrl- B. Oxlcrlwcrg, Nl. C'm'kl'icld. Nl. Nlgllpcll. IH. lfrlgxlrnnm, N1 lllwmu igc, J. Murslmll, S. llufford, N. Burg, D. Kroger. 2nd row: li. Sundgllll. Grccnc. S. Wcwtcnlwmck. 'll Ruxwll, if ff The Thrill Cf Victory 35- -E, Q I, r'F-52? ' r -W' . twig. ' bmw J :Y 1 L I'-sl V X- , if-gi. 3:4 'SS 0. .ff-,q?f-Q t 'X gp Xl f BSNIFR C-.l '71 :'2::x 'u.:'5cfa 'S ,Lv- lst Row: D. Greene, M. Streeter, R. Faust, K. Martin, J. Kaufman, B. Williams, W. Drenth. 2nd Row: K. Speer, G. Baldwin, J. Potter, T. Drew P. Christ, C. Faust, G. Novotny, D. Smith, P. Oliveire. 3rd Row: R. Em- pey, Coach Stutzman, N. Klooster, D. Fowler, G. Grubaugh, D. Tollis, K. Paul, J. Sundberg, E. Mann, L. Begrow, J. Bergman, J. Skippergosh, M. Way, M. Doan, B. Alger, E. Burke, E. Russell, D. Clark, Ranger. 1 . f' i -I a-A' I 4 ..Y f 1 .-s .. we t . u -O 4' 33 M' ia! . . A- t 51. .1 - N - t ' -4 . ,A , .. ISA. ' r .. ,rx - 'z' 23 ' aw --is P- ' . - ..,.,, M.. . A7 kat .swan-Q..4nw s 4 Q .fe ev '-Q . , - ' . 1 gg- ......,..x92:r:....- . -.-,,. - 5 a n , .1 1 'Yi' ,W ' 'K W fr inf 'W-T-in i' 1 Q gf ' '3- .- M B? - . I zz: .ZW X t F- R ' . 3 ' F- 1- 1 . .i T cb- I pl' ' A-tl ' This is just what the hoy's track team knew as they turned in a very impressive season. They added several tro- X phys to the shelves ot' C.H.S. some ot' which were lst in the S Soo Invitational. Rudyard Relays. Petoskey Relays. Conte:- : ence and Regionals. The boys helped enforce the growing F reputation ot'C'harlevoix in track. lt's something like the St X lgnaceu ol' track which in the eyes ot' many is unheatahle. Every stride ofthe way we showed our speed and strength to , he superior to that of practically everyoiie else. Tliings look 9 A 3 A bright again next year with some advancing tieshmen to help till those spots vacated hy our seniors. Yes. this year ne knexx the thrill ofvietory. hut even amidst the victories there were moments ot' defeat. But then think how much sweeter ts the i ' victory after the hitter taste ol' defeat. 1 E i ' r- 4 l - ..,.' Girls on the Run A Step Toward Equal Sports 4 QI' K. X , I cf! lst Row: D, Boss. D. B-e1low5.T. Mor f '15-14.-A lk Y It gf , ,. E5 .fn 5 xp . 43.1 . 'Av ,ll U7 .. .Vl- .Ya , , -. ..' gf' .QP ... . .-li ' 3,1551 .5,, ris, T. Alger. J. Alger. T. Novotny. Ind Row: B. Egler. L. Smith, K. Currey, D. Jones. A. Potter. G. Ebey. 3rd Row: Mrs. Oste1'bery.K.V.l1eeler, G. Powell,T, HLlfI.O1'd,C. Per1ce,C. Malpeli. B. Meadows. ,-: i. The girls started out with high hopex In gain the .fin- lerenee trophy as well as regionals without too rnueh trotihle from Rogers C'ity. But they were more trouble than we thought and snatched hoth titles hy a narrow rnaigrn. l xeir though the girls were overshadowed hy the boy R ax tar ax trophys, they had a very good season also. The girlx gent nine members to the State Track Meet this year and even had Nome medals when they got home. Then alter the meetx are the good times when you can relax and enjoy the ride home. 'l he girl's had their things like rocks and daneing up and down the aisles on the way home. A bit more eivilized than the boys -right? I 4-4 Ms IK u '-- f-f-'.t+g,.-- r Wrff 'Nix ' X I a . s,k A .4 ff? U W' aft F s J' 'ol I f l it Appreoiated Efforts There were :arty efforts to be appreciated at this year's Sports Awards Night. l:'s the time when you are awarded for all those IZOD-3C9.C1SfT1lCTl1l1gSj'OU spend so much rirrie om. perhaps forgettiig the acadeiic things that you are supposed to oe working oi. Fiidirig time to paiicipate in sports arid still keep up acaderrically is a real challenge. and thus. it is only proper to be awarded for doing so. This year the Stewar' Irish Colerrzah Award was given to both a boy arid a girl. Tha: boy aid girl oeiig Randy Faust arid Tod Alger. There were riaiy other awards to 'oe giyeri out. though. Sorrie or' these awards were very special awards. such as the special Sports Booster Award gyezi to Skip Skippergosh. arid the special award gQye: to Randy Faust for triurriph over geat adversity in 'oecorhihg ai all-around athlete. Other awards were: State Wrestling. in which Phil Christ arid Pat Vvlutely 'Goth iriished 'th. all coriferertce basketball. football. and cross-country. boys and girls state track arid state skiing. Sports Awards Niyr was something we could all rerrieifoer. Bur then. who could forget Mr. Carey's speech7 .4 f K- '! . 4. I upmfi Hi? m.,w, 'L s'L4g' 1 1-in uu ' 'AN U, .u!f5skaa,.' I- 5 gizmtnmwgl V , I E- -il: i lm! C . dnl' ini' i l 4 N 1 R i i I 4 1 P W r E 4 Stepping Stones . . . Activities A ,. xW ww, ,fffw'm,,,f 44 W4 -4 Q 1 .414 my' f, QZM W YF-Mp ' 652,547 A if . Wal . k M44 f 'g ' A ,, f,,, W Wm- .. f' ,,,V ,, -' ,,,.jff, Y M751 ,if . A 49 N '- ,,-I . gm, A - fmfff 4,5 ,Ya u...m,' af 5 , . ,, si' 1 4 f mlfx. .ir k 4 - ,A 1 3 O ga . 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Homecoming The few short days that make memories for a lifetime 1: bl gf ,sv 1 i 7--luv i I 1 5 J' I i . 5 i i l ! ,!' Y S ,H . -x A. fg , Y F , .. ' tg , . F r fl--' 'dv .M A 1 V' YN v ' f 4-af 'YWS si ,gx .:'f'V,fff' rf, f ' ' i in ff I QQ X 1 f' 3 . .43 'I I I X Y f ' i W J A 1 'Q X ff? rf' xi lf' f. -1 r'15 Q Of , And for Once! L V WS 5 ff X KZ 41217, ' M Q Nga WARNXN WARNX R5 THE RIXYDE ff M 5 ,A W' V Qmummllzz llilllll lt Didn't Rain! The l1mtrr'lmr'ely girls tm tlre wurt letl by Om-err Peg gave Ll sparkle ltr tlre llestivitiex gmtl pride grrrtl xprrrt ltr .rll The h1rr1d,llrmts.umlermvd tlrtwe the R115 tlerx wrt tr' Ll Hornccornirtg Victory us the Strpltx stre1llm'tlLrxx.ry rtlr stepped unto the Ilreld with ultimate wr1t'itler1ee rrr tlrerr spectacular slum: Overall, Htmteetmming metrm SPIRIT? TY . , Q xl M V. ,FN 'jar e X I 1 73 74 Q . first place in the lltmt etwrrrpetrti-rrr xx rtlr tlrerr errrrrer errrrx Juniors ttmk scecmd with their Nlgrrtrgrrr grrrtl rlre lrexlrr ru r were saved lrorn lust pltree by tlre ingenuity fri tlre Nerrrr-r robot. The entlursiusm ull tlte ertrxwl mu hrtrtrglrt t-I gr rw by our ever energetic elteer'lcz1der'xtrrrtl Nlgrrelrlrrg ligrrrtl tlr rr I A Winning Season -F.- fl.: x f-gs ' A , Q 'l' 3 .Pls Pep?!? Kccping thc crowd uwukc uml glllvu all Ilan xml X lwzm buskctbull games vvus llmc C',ll.S. Pcp ligmd. umlcr lllu dur,- ,urv Slllllllllill. llllmg tllc !XlllXK'lllllll1,'N11lllIilx'vl tl1c5U's,brll1c blucmurcvcnjuzA.Il1c band dmv. glpplmlw us lam sung ur cvcn jittcrbuggcd ullmg. As lllc lgm Slfllllls -.I SwccI Georgia Brown ludc lrmu Ll dcxcrlcd gym. uc Nlfll In thu tum xxlun xu can lmglvc Rltkl. um- umlluoklknbwural X ' ' ' ' 'X forms and uctuul fCllCL1f5Lll5. Pl' P ll.-XNID. l xl You from lc!! R. Sl.-nc. l. Custcr. G. l'.mcll,L1, bww. lx, k..1ll.l:l1cr. J. l'L'IIlN. l. Nl.-ll :ml run if Clwppcnx. l . llluwr lccr. li. Sl.ldck. U, Ul- wn. K, Currvy . ll, .l0I1CN.C1. llL'lIlN. l llc- grnxx. ,xml nm K. ll.!lll li.UN1crlu'r5:.Nl,h.lI' l.l:l1cr. l. Ouyj liqfl- .l2L'. l .C.1rcX,3. Nlv N.m1.1r.1. 5. lill-um, lx. l rnpcy . I. Xlucrlmd. .l .l.mlx.lx.l1l:luxx,lW li.1ll.ml. ,gf 25 , -, l And in The 5O's. -- Ol1c.lv.fw,IImrucwklfmlf 'ww ylr1wlx cd.cx'c ..A . u'uIuukr11gk. Il11x mmf H S, students had thou Iuxl NU N dw that is xlr1ucl'l5UfI l1k mix slipped un Illc pcrmy lwg1Iu1x.1IxJ thc buys grcuwd and LHIIIIJCJ buck lhcil' DA.kwr1uku the SUE day Illc-qL1IXpu1'1r1ms, It x-.gn lhc unc uulivlly that gut cxcry - II x1I.SIIllI!li idll.l1lL1XCILbgCldrcxscdLlp 12 gl. O y x Q ,, cr V, xx 7 gr X - ' -1 ff. .. in MY ' T tix. 'NN' 0 -ii' A -i lx x ,.: v ,v Aix'- ggi.. Q , , , .1 Q ik' 'Q 7 Hey Paw 9 T Y' Q. U 0' 'Q I A xvshf if: 1 Q 1 nun, ' S ,,....-gn '44 0 W -rw ,L 4,12 4 ,, . ,,,,' . 1 ? ' as , Yeah Maw? A real toot stompinf hog squelin' time described this yeark Sadie, hvery one took special pains to look their worst. Some people eouldn't even be reeogriifedl lt was a time to relax and enjoy the simpler way ot' life known by Daixy fwlae and 'Lil Abnereeven if we did exaggerate a little. '10, Qi, 13,7 ,Y .fvJ so U, Symphony Band 3,-...ma This year the Syxtphony Bani coztpezei in :lass B and received a I rating in this :lass at iistdets .' - ,N -- -'.,.a ' ' '.'- lor The .lfbl lL..e1r1 Mr. 01.1.13 5 IS years here. At the stare festi- val. the baud reoelyei a ll. yyllieh lan I sa: az all. Sure. there were bad zaoizems. Bur when the last more of The Stars and Snipes Forever had been played. you realized that all in all it had been a good year. ini Symphony Band. lst row. from left to right: T. Alger. S. McNama5a. J. Manhevwi. E. Dhaseleer.D Boss. T. Brown. Ind row: C. Coppens. M. Solomon. S. Beam. D. Cooper. C. Pence. M. Olrnstead. A. Buday. 31:1 row: i Wagner. P. Porter. J. Boss. G. Kimble. K. Blanchard. J. Hamilton. L. Custer. M. Rybicki. T. Moore. S. Hufford. -lah row: J. Marshall. E. Donaldson. K. Marin. D. Powell. Goes Class B s r L I K r , , fb.. I. IT- AW I w iii? J Symphony Band,1st row, from lcft lo right: L. Bradley, K. Curtcr. R. Slonc. G. Buss. D. fwlcfhrullcws. G. Olxc 2nd row: J. Graf, B. Dhasclccr. D. Haggard, L. lficdlcr. T. Prolwcrt. D. Grulmnglr. M. Wdrncr. .l. ll'crtm.m. J. I Michael. 3rd row: M. Carey. J. Bcrlagc, B. Slxrdck, M. Kgryncr, S. Pottcr. M. Staley. Nl. liocck, N. lk-rg. l. Bradley, D. Wood. S. Wood. S. Bloom, D. Bullard. 4th row: J. Pcttii. K. lfrnpvy. K. G.rll.rgl1cr. J. Srrmllwrg. S. lfowlcr, S. Donaldson. C. Kitcly. B. Goss. l .Ca1rcy. S. Ruhlc. lf. Slonc. ll.Ostcrl1crg, I'. Mol. If Nlocrlnnrl Mr. Odmark. conductor. ..- CONCERT BAND. lst ravi. from left: Debbie Monteith. Ginny Eby. Kzen Cztez. Bai Svrari- soi. Iii tow: Mark Gallaiet. Patty Feb. l Saxira H:-ige. Sue I-la:e..l1lie Geez. Kyle Di:- lovv. Jeff Taxis. Gail Powell. 3:1 tow: Mark Cockieli. Dave S'.t.'a7tv.'out. Steve Be:lage. Terri Huffztri. Rita Wasoski. Currie. Sc:-it Boss. -iii ro'-tr: Wally Dteith. Kathy Slaiek. Sue V es:e:E:oe3:. Maureen Cuii. Randy Cebulski. Concert Band Beiztg the second band i5ri't always easy. but the Cori- cert Band ftietibers proved themselves by receiving an overall I rating at the District Festival again this year. This yeafs band. though. went to the State Festival where they received an overall Il rating. To help in their efforts to go down state. the band sold greeting cards. Debbie K:uege:. Matt Dean. Lee Beg:ovv. I l I -'-Q--M-m.:.f.inm.3i . -L, W- QS, V .ps och- -v The band cilliucrs hclpcd ffiiiitcrt Band iiiimciiscly iii its suuucssi They helped Mr. Odiiitirk by doing it ltit tit thc little things. They urci Jiiliii Ciiiitumoii,St.DirCcttir1Lee licgriiii. Sec'yg Sandia Hodge. Trcus. I-q,P6 CONCI-'R'I' ll.-XNU. ISI row. troiii lctt. Peggy Scliucli, Candy Nlctfgcr. Dtmii l7wr.it-ck. J.iiic Mclloiigild. Ngincttc Chrixt, Ind nm: Suu Xl iii' clicwtcr. :Nitty Piittcr. Diiiitiii Juiicx. Luri Ywiiiicr 'lliiii N14itclictt.Cuiiiiic Sliorcx, Gnrdic Riiwsll, Gary l'cttis.3rdrmi1 D.m How. Kurt llitltm. ,lvll Jarvis, Nlgirk Nlcicr, Chris .-Meri, li-iii l .ml cr. Jody Alger. Jnliii Ciiiimititiit. Kcii l'.itil, llri.iii Willigiitis, Mike Way. KO Freshman Band: A Beginning This year. Freshman Band was mainly a technique class. Two students helped Mr. Odmark this year. Sue Greene, They gave no concerts. however. those students who wanted Student Director. and Vicki Revoir, Secretary-Treasurer, kept to were allowed to play with the Concert Band when it per- the band Hin working order. formed. FRESHMAN BAND, lst row, from left: Mary Hauff, Roxanne Bar- Becky Niswander, Ted Lass, Tom Fowler, Mike Russell, Tim Meier, rett, Carla Left, Patti Egler, Carla Elzinga. Gail Smith, Callie Cooper. Randy Bearss, Chris Drost. 3rd row: Sue Greene, Bucky Bradley, 2nd row: Patti Hogan. Vicki Revoir. Jeff Thuss, David Sonnenberg, Shawn McDonough, Greg Gfubauilhf MI- Odmafk- l Sing, Sing a Song fu Tllc girlx vmnl cmcmllwlu. gllrlu-lu ll small in lll1lIll7Cl.XKL1S 5lmnuu1wp1r1l They put it ull mgclllcr and dad s-nm ul lllclrmxlnwu11pm1rwuml urrgmum L - and IllllLlC l7CLlL1Illlll umm mgclllcl Sure. tllcrc were ilu l'1Lll.lIlUlCNlWlllllN thc guml mules lllul yuu rcmcmlwr. Ono lllmg you can tlml lll L1 gmup lllw this. ll hllxcx num tlum um' IIUIL' lu make an clmrd, Q X Xu r flu? . Q. , vhwx... ff ' 1 's l Gllll S' YUQVXI l SlN1liLl . lv 1--xx from lctt lx. R-wc CFJIIIN. l . Rllvrll. . , . U lC.175 , lv NLM S.5m11l1,N1: Hal x11.ark.llmr11l1.-7 Classes What We Learn Vvliether it's reading that required a book. builiing a rnodel airplane. orjust doing your typing assignment. there is always sofnething to do at C.l-l.S. Ln fact. the dav isn't complete without at least one of the activities shown here, Then again the average student :nay :ini hir:- self involved in two or three ot' these -, - at ,Q . seenes eatri ,av , ,Z i atdts f 'X ,W- Q, 'sa X at -wuun.g.rAv Z. I x T' .nf-rJ'k 1- l 7-ii: Ko I-33 mi gl! X' In Alia! L, . is iw ftwf ' 54 S N -wig L ng M' fn., - . -10, cf? l Student Council or Why do we have to meet before school? We. as a council. underwent rnanx chan es this tear in cluding our change ofpresidency. President Janet B t up four standing committees which pros ed to h lo rnot busi ness along. Eriday morning continental breanrasts w r started in the hope of improving facultt student relations The '3-'-1 council certainly accomplished mans things COUNCIL MEMBERS. ls: row. from left: Rae Anne Slone. Dir. of St. Publica- tions. Peggy Carey. Dir. of St. Croft. Ed Buday. 'Vice Pres.. Connie Crain, Pres.. Cathy V-hite, Sec'y-Treas.. Marian Staley. Ind row: Glenda Reedy, Kim Carter. Dir. of SZ. Iriormation. .Tirn Marshall, Chris Begrow. Terry Mol. Dona Bellows. 3rd row: Barb Swanson. Tom Fowler. Shelly Wood. John Greene. KathyWhee1- er, Rita Wasoski, Dir. of St. Activities, Terri Huffozd, Wally Drenth: missing from photo-Tori Alger. Dir. of St. Activizie s. Jon Mays. FlAH! This year Campus Lile had everytlnng that ywubtl lint on campus nuts, squirrels .,.. Things like Wasliiiiginii UIQ over Christmas vacation. the Sweetheart Pagent. and SKI I LO- WAUTUSIDORI-'RITICLODSl2TllA LAPART Y lnghlightetl this years activities. The latter was frozen in nur iiienifiries. Frozen, because Sunday morning there was siitnx' in the an and iec in the milk. Ll C'.fXNlPl'S Lll l. lst rms. ti--iti leli: NX. llrenth. ,l. Siiiitllierg, K. Lfillginlicr l llerli-'U 'ntl mv l l ittllt r. S. Hutt nl r tk, R. Sl i.t D. lmull. lx. li-ng. ls, C .ir.er. .l Buss, l'. Putter. Sul run ll Nlt- Cliiitlless. S. Putter Nl litwvk lv Pmxell, L, .lulins.iii. I. Wit-l.mt1, ,I Buss, ll. lhwf. ll, lliiss. l 7 Caesar was a Dummy' Well, it was a slow year forthe Latin Club Plans were made, and then cancelled because of extenuating Circumstances The Christmas party was the one event of the year that wasn t cancelled if LATIN CLUB, lst row, from left: Laura Custer, Historian, Judy Hamil- ton, Tammy Wieland, Cheryl Coppens, Gayle Boss. 2nd row: Rae Anne Slone, Kim Blanchard, Treasurer, Kim Carter, Kendra Long, Kathy Britton, Pres. 3rd row: Debby Powell, Peggy Schuch, Nancy Berg, Vice Pres., Kim Gould, Connie Crain, Bobbie Sladek, Ann Buday. 4th row: Val Peters, Susie Potter Darcy McCandless, Carol Wilson, Judy Gould, Esther Dhase- leer, Julie Geer, Marga- ret Warner, Sec'y, Barb Swanson, Jan Graf. -fiat r Nr 4' -p Next Stop: Spain! We sturtcd out thc ycur with high liopcw t-.c ihonglii nut could ruisc enough nioncy to tgikc ns to Sp:i1iiiWcll. cnilinxi- usni begun to lug und wc loiind wud ncwr innkc ii. lhoxc who could zililord it, liowcvcr. xpcnt xcxcn lgihtilonu dup in Spain and Morocco during spring hicuk. Ol.ll5CtjlJllkl2lllllllLllCL1llll1IlUll lluytliigi tlcloxC'lgiiclwl wus licld on Vulcntincx Day, and WClll.lLlLlStjt.'t1llt,lLllllllldl Duyol'tlicDCzid bt1ke szilc. A Taco Dinnci tins ncxt oil thc agenda, with niuny Spanish dishes. iNlny liucnof Sl',XNlSll fllll lSt ron. tr--ni lcii Snc Llrccnc. llcliliic lliitilitlit t. .l ulic xll!ll.ik'l. l'.iliX l :lcr Nl.rrlt t3.ill,iclicr Init mu You lxiiix. Rini C .irtc:. llrtw, 'NlL'l.iltlt' litwklx, YIUJ l'rtw , Xllv Rf N nick. Nl.nlt Nldrtizz. lmrrcri lli'll-iXK,11l1xx inc tr.-iii rilioto C.irol ll ilwn. lrtxi llnkilli l'.iZrlc, ,log Schniitl 1. I SLR B.ll.tNL'lN.1ll.i'tl. Presenting: The C.H.S. Debate Team- Michigan's 2nd Place C-D Finishers ,eff 19 1 ff 'W ' '49 , 'aim-Q . ' 1 as A 4 ' rf 5? 7' . . ,L 1 1 ra . '12 'fl A 'V .Y- Q f ' fi f ' , ...ffP1.'11 Q? 5 I LA ,, 2 I . K ' ' ,,... f wi. f M5 5 V 1 l iii' ' . h ' S ' 'i ' ' ' f L ' . John S. Knight Scholarship Qualifier: Anita Practicing for State Finals: Susie Boss, official timekeeper, Anita Potter, Sheilah Brady, Affir- Potter. mativeg Kim Blanchard, Gayle Boss, Negative. They took secondg S. Brady, G. Boss, Mrs. Ford, K. Blanchard, A. Potter. 70 lfxib f 4 - 4.-X . -. ff. .,f..f - -, f . 5 K? x - ' I ' i I .fr 'Fl 5? at I cs v gk 'sq .ll To Burn This ye ar's One-Act play, To Burn a Witch. was sparked by four outstanding performances on the part of Susie Boss, Debby Powell, Anita Potter, and Carolyn Swartout. We burnt 'em up at Districts, glowed at Regionals, and smoldered at State. The cast werenlt the only ones who worked hard, therels all the extras that the crew took care of. Important things like the stage crew wearing overalls and make-up spray- ing gray all over Carolyn's hair-at least she looked like an old bag. Several ofthe girls got strong enough-after lugging around those ten foot flats-to join the wrestling team. Even though it took a lot of work, it all paid off when Anita slapped Susie and Debby fainted. Susan Boss-excellent acting awards at Districts and State, superior acting award at Regional. Anita Potter-excellent acting award at Re- Debby Powell-superior acting award at Dis- And what happened then? gional. tricts. A Witch One-Act Play Cast and Crew, front, from left: C. Kuntoln. D. Clark. Scgntcdl G. lhm, C. Suni- wout, D. Bellows, D. Britton, ll. Dove. Standing: A. Pottcr. D. N1un1citl1.C. Pence, S. .'XlNP.lll31ll. K.Blancl1ard,D. Boss, L. Smith, D. Powell. J. Mcllunnld. S. Bloom. N11 Rurl llnm Sli NM FOI'GI1SlCS The Speech Team continued its winnirig season on into forensics. At the Petoskey Lnvitational. four people placed with Dona Behows winning third in girls' extemp.. Darrell Clark winning Lhird in humorous. and Denise Boss and Susie Boss winning second and third places in Storytelling. ln dis- trict competition. Sharon Monteitlft won rirst place in Girls' Oratory. Dona Bellows won second in Girls' Extemp.. Susie Boss won second place in Storytelling. and Denise Boss won first in Storytelling. At regionals. Denise and Susie qualiried to go on to State Finals by winning irst and second place in Storytelling. ln Sweepstdties competition. where each speak- er competes in tive different areas. Susie Boss placed sixth in the state. PORENSICS. ls: row. from left: R. Winchest- er. K. Blanchard. T. Wieland, K. Gallagher. A.. Potter, l. Marshall. D. Powell. C. Kantola. 2nd rosy: C. Syyattwout, C. Pence, l. McDonald, K. Britton. S. Alspaugh, G. Boss, D. Depew, S. Boss, D. Boss, S. Bloom. D. Bellows. D. Clark: missing from photo-S. Monteith, H. Dove. D. Monteith. STATE FINALISTS EY STORYIELLING-S. Boss, D. Boss. Susan Boss 6th Place State Forensic Sweepstakes Tournament. Fun!!! g The best ksyet to come... i , if v w Above, Petoskey Invitational Winners, from left: Denise Boss, Darrell Clark, Dona Bellows, Susie Boss Csittingj. Below, District Winners, from left: Carolin, Swartout, Denise Boss, Dona Bellows, Susie Boss. Upper left-Sharon Monteith 2 year district winner. 3 F.H.A.-Helping Gthers It wasa busy year forthe Future Homemakers ofAmcr- eggs and taking them to Grandvue at haster. and makin ica. There was the trip to Traverse City 'just for fun. And making doll clothes for Santa Claus Anonymous. Coloring i drapes for the retarded ehildren's workshop are two other services this group performed. ,Hf',r lxt VON. lvfnm 1911 Susan Boy d. Peggy Schuyh, Regina Borths. Ind rou: Nan Powell. Sally PLllCl'li.i. Suu Kane. Dcliliic Krueger. Judy lflllllgi. Nlrs. Odrnark. C.H.S. and its two publications, the Crimson Flash and the Rayder Annual, had their ups and downs in a year filled with deadlines, misplaced pictures, dead- lines, broken copy machines, deadlines, misfit photog- raphers, deadlines . . . etc., etc., etc. An important precedent was set this year in a few bouts with the administration onjust what freedom of the press is- or isnlt. Although there were a few hard feelings, it was certainly a stepping stone toward renewed com- munications and free voice for all students of C.H.S.- whatever they wish to say. is-F Freedom Crimson Flash Editor Cathy Dubey Crimson Flash Staff, lst row, from left: J. Micheal, R. Russell, C. Pence, R. Borths, L. Pidek, C. Swartout, J. Berlage, S. Boss, K. Britton, C. Dubey, S. Donaldson. 2nd row: J. Sundberg, J. Wertman, A. Wagner, K. Mc- Donough, K. Wheeler, S. Warner, T. Black, T. Wieland, C. Fassett. Not pictured P. Fochtman, P. March, P. Warner. 78 of the Press? ,,'llf 4-uf' 1 M r it 'N 4.1. --14 ,- J X 4 yu Rayder Editorial Board, lst row, from lcft to right: K. Blanchard, J. Berlage. 2nd Raydcr Assist. row: M. Staley, G. Boss, D. Powell. Staley, Editor. wg -Editor, Kim Blanchard lin canl and Marian rf A . - Dy' fa X- ' Raider Slafli. lst rms. from lcti in right K. lilam'l1q1rd,N1. NlL'liL'll. G. Huw. J. licrl.1gC.S. ll N1.f1l'lllCll.N0ll'lL'lllTL'Li 5 llr.1rly.5.N1.-ii' oss. Intl mu: N1.St.ilcy.ll Prnt cll. K llzricr. tcith, J, llcgrmi. 'Huw-un 2 u..4,.,,,,- hm v-..............,,... -.........L- 2 ----...i,-. v---..........g,, av...- '----u-g.,.,,, --4-.u......,,,,a, f---...,,, E 1 f, 1 .Mg in- ' 'ing ' 1-. 0' In Us I ? il, 'B ff' A .5 ,. .' 'i' 5 If ' 4 '86 73 ir -is 'fif N1cl111mr1y-marcnmdc111uwl11r1g5l1l.uN1g1j, I I I I -1 N Q Juniur-ScnmrPmm.'llw plglnnuux-.Mt1.1::mHvj. 81.1 the Buy, lllc uolur wax lr: thc rmmg My ll1'Il'uppc: m wus painted by ouch ul ux In M- luxmxflm-lui and hmm I1 IM W2iHSO1Ul1fIlllIlL15 lmrcwr. nS3' ,' r ' - I 'Til '65 gs nvx, iv? . P' ' I 4 We may never pass this way again 1 v :AV F? 'Y iii 'if -jig 92 -is 92 'gn gf W' ff? w is 3 wf . ' 1 ' 1 f 1 f . 'ffl-Vw' .-, Q-Qi. . , . 1 , . ' s - . . . fif- V .K V Y. F-' V' 'e 1'- hy-.s ... .Ay 4 4 0 4 4 Q u'c 6 O 10 1,4 -I 4 Life, so they say 'iff is but a game .1 yd I iff? 3 and they let it slip away. Love, like the autumn sun should be dying but it's only just begun. 14 1?iE:'11!.1 .'5..rW'rL'.f.,'gJ! gl? Peace, like the silent dove should be flying but it's only just begun. i E.-:1 -.5 J 1 L . wx rl Tripping at f1 ie il z . N Cedar Point . LL.-.-L ,259 eg rr C Ka. l 'lil Q ' I l gg! l Eff l 1 e 9 fa , ' .Q as '- YN!!! HDL . .- - Sig-g:.'!:-' 1--- - gt s 'F Q .0 -t On ll hrtuht xlClllfJlllll Dux gxttrtrttxt mately IOU Sllllllllg senwrw puelged nwuy thelr egrres tw legne N1-tztttmtllntt . . , lor three day s :md wltlttrrtey tt, C ettqr Point Amttxemertt l'1trlg.Nlett1ttt4lhle days they were and gmtttsement they had. Besrdex meh ptmtxe pmttzttew .rw The Blue Strettkf' amd I he Wtld- cat, there were purttex. and elttelgett fights in the llllllS.L1llL.l wld ell-merx and roller skating rueex pmt the trttttt desk.Nlemtmriz1l Day will he remem- bered in mme WLiySIllL1IltlllC tn the yearx tu eume Ihr the eluxx tml -1. 'ff-r -- 1 :B -4 0 t l t f lx .-.lf 'Q if f-2' el 7' 5. G.. J AK .,u '- 1llallfIyz'P'? rrrfu' ' 'Q 4 s.,,,s N ., I' A L+.,- ta 'F ' '1 1 T Awards Each school year there is an assembly to award all those so deserving. To receive an award, you do things like break the most test tubes and type 60 words a minute. But there is also a more serious side to the Awards Assembly. It is the time when we salute the top ten seniors, hand out the science awards, and dedicate the 73-74 annual. This yearis dedication encouraged a standing ovation by the faculty and entire stu- dent body. The Awards Assembly is also the time of year when you find that all the homework was worthwhile. You finally get something for your efforts besides a pat on the back. Although not everyone receives an award, everyone deserves one forjust making it through the school year. . , R :km .3 ' - .L .. .Q damn Awards, i t l i ? and More Awards ,... ! iw N X il.. V- 'v JO' .,1: xl A I!!! 2553! A a 'Mg if x-,1 in x. A lf1f,1I:A.1,,.Q,f. . MM mi 4 A Thank You, Now l'd Like to Thank . . The Making Top ten students, from left: Candy Olson. Bobby Sladek. Anita Potter, Don Davison. Tom Mort, Tim Moerland, Peggy CQISY, TO1'i Alger, Gretchen Olsen, Susie Boss. of a Senior . . . Those long awaited days ofthe class tml '7-1 it ere tinalls here. Graduation. A time for Tvlr. Smith to yell at the seniors one last time at marching practice. with such words ol wis- dom as left, right. left . . Caps. gowns. and roses. parties. open houses. and presents. A final time to play with the hand and to realize it was you they were playing Pomp and Cir' cumstancei' for, and not the class ahead of you. The last time seniors could walk otir hallowed halls of CHS. as students. before gaining the official title of alumni . We all realized many things in those last days. most of all appreciation. Ap- preciation for friends. faculty. and just the little memories ot four years in high school that will stay with us for the rest of our lives. Even guest speaker Mr, Pete Burns. a fond memory' from Jr. High days, saw the importance ofthe memories we all cherislt and spoke on them. making his speech a fond re- membrance too. Now with one period of life is over and an- other about to begin, those memories and experiences. suc- cess to be imitated, mistakes not to he repeatedeeaclt a teacher for us. lt is then with boldness the step is taken out- ward, upward. onward. 55 .u,' A af' ' 1974 Graduation I 144 D-P3 -W To accomplish great things, we must not only act, Je wx but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Superintendent Mr. James Mcliimmey Xxx wt Principal Mr. Vanc Smith 'X A Vnledictorian Tori Alger Therefore know S il Guest Spcgikcr Mr. Pctc liurm + i V I i j t i S.1lllI.itr-run Sum n Il.-M The greatest use of Life is to spend it . X !'- -' ' R :L . X 'xx Q T --I?-X, - - ix J Y. r L for something that will outlast it. God bless you all real good! I I I lv 1 Stepping Stones . . . People new superintendent, Mr. McKimmey. Because he was kept busy running the three schools, we saw very little of him. With the help of their secretaries, Mr. Bogart and Mr. McKim- mey made 1974 another great year for C.H.S. in the adminis- trative category. Thanks for a job well done. I New Face A new face was seen at C.H.S. this year. This was our Superintendent Mr. James McKimmey W? N-f Wx... I , .. in yin Business Manager Mr. Robert Bogart Secretary Mrs. Lilian Carr and Miss Judy Potter, Bookkeeper O x vig 0 l ' Administration, from left: Principal Mr. Vane Smith, Asst. Principal Mr. Roy Fortin, Secretary Mrs. Joanne Grubaugh. x 4 . ' , -x Education is a thing of which only a few are capable ,A ,A,!. 4 f . f 0, .L - ' Faculty. lst row, from icft: Betty llcnncy, Mnrutlizr McCullough, Nancy Ryux'ick.J1rrr Odnmrk. Pcnny Uiiwhlcy ou. C--nnic i orii. 2nd row: Sandra Fassctt. Marian Kohn. Doris Robinson, Dr. William Raiiigain, Gordon Robimon. 3nd ron 1 C'i.rrcmc Oiirimrk. James Jinsky, William Murray, lidwin Crook. Joy Mudge. Maris Ostcrbcrg, Janet Langland. Roy J'0l'llli. Don Carey . .Lrnrcx Jensen. 4th row: Vane Smith. Barry Anderson. Glen Taylor, Nclson Grccn. Norm Probert. Kon llnrtlcy . John Niillx. Noi pic- tured Fran Novak. 1, v Faculty Fun! 17' X fr, . , , 5 4 'Q ,ml f In IL X, rf Q ir ' ' f ' 1 ,urn 5 '55 ,y 4' 4' nggg As wc ull krrrmw. C'.ll.S. Irux rr sr1lrltcd.dcd1r.Lrlud grrrrrp of pcuplu 5CfVIllg1lSil5 Izrurrlly. Dcriruulrrrrr rs slrrrv. rr rrr rr rrrrrrr- ber of' ways: prlcs ul' hurrrcwrrrk cvcry rrrglrr fspurrrrl dcdrrgr- Iiun can bc scan rn tlrmc wlru gnc Irrrrrruxwrk rrrr xgrrgrlrrrrrv. deficiency rcpurls. und iirrrrl cxrrrrrx. rrr rmrrru rrrrlx gr ru.-.. Wcrczrllsurcll1cy'llfirrdcvcrrrrrrrrcxmrysmxlrrm rlrurr ricdr- czrtiun rrcxl year as they Izrkc um- rrrrrrc xrup In rr-grdrur rrrr- rrrortulily. S ,,,-A -ln: Sn .li 1--' rar or rnl.Qf ,f ' I 1 v 105 7 The Class of 74 In the beginning we were a bunch oflirtle kids en- Q tering the high school for the iirsr time. Bur we E K K thought we were big and tough 'cause WE were Fresh- 'xr - men. I i 'N' l ! Jil. I l I tl l 'Yan : l x ' T l r l ' ' r t r 4 ' V I 1 p l 5 i l t t Senior Officers From left: Sheilah Brady, Pres.1 Debby Powell. Vice- pres.1 Susan Potter, See.: Tiller Otis. Treas. ln the next four years our separate lives rnoltletl into ONE. We became a elass working together on GROC.i Iloat and funky pancake breakfasts. Wliy. we ex en auetionetl our- selves off on Senior Slave Day! When Graduation finally eame we ualketl proudly to- gether. looking baek on the Cedar Point episode. many xxerrtl tloats and even a Boohy prize. Yes. we xx ere ONl'. There were many sides to a Tori Lynn Alger Sherry M, Algpaugh J i QS X' sg David James Ballard J. C. Bascom 1 l Janet Mary Begrow Leon M, Bolhuis P99 meeting, and many adventures on the way there. x n ' 1 f ' at 1340. ' . r if 1 1. .1 pl, v ' . J vin gs I Regina Ann Borths . Q1 H ' 1' A 4 . 1 ,Q . I-a an- '! ',s: Susan Jean Boss 'Q a Su 125 i San Ann Boyd I-UUWCU MUVY Bflldlw Shciluh Grace Brady Tcl n Km' Bmw V09 .N al. .ng -. , . 4 We've been - happy in .. our home away from home . . A ,I 'Q . .f Edward Budaf-'. Jr. 1 's Q S Z? E. A1 e ,. 4 f' Ellen Louisa Carey Margaret Marion Carey Connie Lynn Crain Carol Arm Currningham J' Laura Mane Custer Dawn Shari Depew Esther L. Dhaseleer Joni Renee Dove Catherine Lynn Dubey Kenneth Wayne Empey Cindy Lee Fassett Working at the Basket- ball Concession stand held a certain challenge. Would the popcorn burn again? A. Pamela Sue Fochtman Gregory David Garten Barbara J gan Gill K Brian L, Goss Jacqueline Kay Habel Judith Ann Hamilton Mary Kathleen Hauff K Sharon Kay Holm L U. ll 6 l 4 I 4 1 Rx a.q Q X L Linda Jean Johnson Clayton W. Jones William Michael Kane Carolyn Marie Kanlola Patricia Lee Kasik Melody Jo Kerner Kendra Mac Long Ninn li Lumlrcigcn l Most cwiyoiic look Pglll .ii ilu' Coiicvmioii slginil in wiiic or .iiioili- cr XYLIX. Sonic iiilililuil Iiirioiixly .ii .1 Cllllxlf lui uliilc oilicia kcpi iliu SllClYCN llllll ul' gUiNllCx ll? 4 1 if ' 5 in Q v gl il f - ff- 4 xi X X 1 ' 'H Faith Anne Malpeli Patti JO MHIST1 Patrick Kevin Martin 1 R 1 5 I Debra Kaye Martinchek Ronda Lee Mason Judy Ann Matthews e Z! X N , It was N113 lirccna cillvcl-lllllclll Claw -11 Fllk lilly un had unc cxt1'c1n1:m1l1c111l1c1'.lnU11vcr11111c111ulussx-.c slll -4- and 1'c111l1111rlu1111k5 and gill burcd s11ll'.On SON D115 lllC cn- tirc sclmnl exploded wnl1cxcitc111c111.lnvuryulawl1cld11 llasconllits 11w111evcnC311vcr11111e111. Darcy Elaine McCandless 1: swf' A 0. GN . ' N -, qrh' . I A 6,91 , , rf 1,1 - 10, ,W .1 rf' ' 1 1 L. .-. Pamela Anne McDonough Susan Jean McNamara julio Anne Mighgcl -s, . 'X , 1 a 1 Q Tllllmlll' J0HI1M0Cfl1H1d Sl1111'on lynn N1onIcitl1 Jgnncs Allcn Nlnlm- f 2 'ThonrasOC. Mort V John R. Murray Gary Anthony Novotny Gretchen Lee Olsen Candace Penny Olson John David Osterberg We were all Theresa Louise Morris 1. Paulo Oliveira Mildred Mary Otis 13. i sr, If 1' QV: lk- ef I I vt K w o I 413. Studying wasn't always easy. but dressing up added to it. itil? Ffiiii., Q- I - i ., : Jeffery A. Popenhagen Deborah Lynn Powell l fe' :- ,sfSas1ee,:1--.i aagg355gY - 2' ,Z :X 1 7,51 - 'fvi Eiin , 1, r E5 l Anita R. Potter James Eldon Potter Susan Marie Potter :ig Nancy Marie PGWG11 Debra Lynn Puffpaff Colleen Ruth Russell ' Yfx r - .404 r 7-5 ' n' ,.4 r , xr Gerald J. Sandahl Lois Patricia Sitzema Jerry Skippergosh Barbara Lynn Sladck Z. f, fc- rx . ' W-Ng 1 , .i r - , L Rae Anne Slone Randall A. Smith Marian Kay Staley Gregory Lee Srcvcnx j'UllCUlllni .1Iu.1yNI.1l-rr' II 1 if Carolin Jean Swanwout William Daniel Thsrp Bfygm R, X'3,I1l,OO 'T' 5 1 . i S eryie Vfglgi-ggn YQQLQO Patti Lynn Wamer Cznherine Marie Vvhi Robert Harold Whithers x X A ee Patgck V. Whitley s 4, Q , . it Dale P. Zeitlcr In the end Freedom . o 4 4 ,e,.,. 1 ..' . ,--191' --quo-PP ' .5 .. .,,, x I I 8 N Q From Left: President Gay Kimble Vice President Sue Fowler Secretary Ann Buday Treasurer Cindy Kitely Tom Avery Linda Allison Joe Baillargeon Patty Bayer Steve Bearss Chris Begrow Bill Belfy Nancy Berg Bergman Tina Black Kim Blanchard Steve Bloom Melanie Black Mike Bogart Tim Boroxniak Gayle Boss Janet Boss if 's , - uf ...K 1....- ' , at if it 2 . l -mc . Kathy Britton W- -kg -. Rich Bruny Ann Budav Q' x ar- t1 ? , Dennis Burge Juniors: tj 56' s,,, - M251 I xv. TT' K-.. AY 3 Bail! i . I S, - Q x v- . , f 1 . U fin.. 1 Gver the Hump . l , 1 'Er 43 -1 .fs- ,L '1!V -X - -v ,B ',n l f7 el Y Soo XT - - rx 4, fl v-N 4' U- zplrfr ' ' ' '-5. xii ' X Q V n- . JA 1. '4 7 ,lib N ,: u if 1 .V vp x 4 ,C Q v I 'L '40 . N 1 ' 1 l J' ' NM-W qi rx I W ff. 1 .. .E E, J yi 1 ' I Y XA' 1? If X 1 'V DN X? -.A Y 'vs Q- Q. . I i Ly A 74' P' l ylli f 4 ff' ,Q , IX' if Q9QnVu f f f lx .1 fx 'US - Q A , mil Marys fllrcy .lul1r1C'.nrpcnlur Kim Cllrtur lfmmmy Cllllpmm Phil Chmt Dglrrcll Clark Chcryl C'--ppcns licrl lJcYuung Beth llllgnmlccr Jim lllwmlllwxl Sue llurmldwn HOHIUL' Unix! Gcnc llrost LlllLl.l lluku lieth lglcr Rusk l'lllIlg.l Suv ll7mg.1 Billcc l .flung Clmuyk l.mx1 SUL' luulrl Kcx1r1l2.all.lghct BJIIW clUQx Judy Uuuld 1.111 Gm! .-Xl.mkfz.1y lim llrccm' llmm' tlrulxluzl: Roy llmklm llullx IILNNN .lctr HlYlll'.lll3Qfl Jcrfx llmmlmush Rcxv llulm- A The Junior year. Ahh!! We could finally say, Only one more! We plowed through with sheer determination led by President Gay and her cabinet of Sue, Ann, and Cindy. It was indeed a year for women's rights! U.S. History became a standard favorite for all Juniors, as on the days of the tests many could be seen reciting the clauses of the Monroe Doc- trine or some other such gem of America's past to them- selves. The class of l75 finally reached the point where they could look down on the in-coming middle-schoolers falias freshmenj with an air of sheer superiority, a priviledge al- lowed only to Juniors and Seniors, of course. We were drunk with power! ff: W , ,Q vr,mwfwa,11ii '.', 3 ., an it 1-mv' V ,V ,- wwf? Wi 4 M- ,V wffff ',,, ff? ,Wg -Av gi, W mfg Q' ' Je.- ' ww Lynn Hodgkinson if ., M Mark Hollow 3 H M wh in Jeff Hudson Pl F X n iqi Sandy Hufford 'ef p P - il Melody Johnson 2 A 2 I LoriKaeslin it f I ws, ts 1 l ' Mary Kayner 'Z ep xl ? 5 1 W Q, 3 fl, V? ,..- 7 fl A : ' 4, 1 Joe Kaufman Chuck Kerner Kathy Kerner Dan Key Gay Kimble Chuck Kitely Cindy Kitely Q52 'Q at -. far 'ls- . -- F. L , A ,. I' 'Nunn' sf' a X X X 1 ' wet. QD' K ' -Q is t ., ,, nf, . A .5 , rf' H 4 f f' 2 vf- Hrw K 4' ' aw . 1 X 5 e----rf - X A. .-.V wa.- 4 .J ' ,5 . . nw J fx . si? i - .J ,ss si t- xx 'SK tis 'ID X ,Q .rg .ex . ..+x.- ,t , Q 4 - QA n b'- 2- 4 3, Y is , ' W , -:- 21 -5.1-2 if 9' , re s M fy Fl' v 1 A gf 5 r fs P 1 as - 'K ' 5. .x :T2Vi:bl J l f' -' Q-11 'A , f Q: as K' . -me -N-ev ' M 5 ,.,.. 5 . 1 new x iff' 'bs , -Q Q 4 vw 2 rf, ,Xx . XV' W as s s 1 'J f 7 6 Liz Klieber Gerald Klooster G' fi- ' C -,L A i Q g V George Kruskie , 3, is Debbie LaBrecque 27' QL , up Q g W llii., Terry I-eff a ..qi Y 811, 1 , Barb Martin -Xp digg tr fa K ' 1 4 N 2 l 3 Ed Mason Nancy McPhillips V r N WM Kathy Meadows Q Q t George Milke r Terry Mol Inf ' , kilt, Teresa Moore Debbie Morris Cathy Mosoryak Frank Muma J oe Murdick ,ai 'A , , 1 fl. ,N Q 'xt -av 57 4 f . as mb ip. ' rf .., ff N 'V 'Og .4 t -L. -C?b X I- I xqg, gt I XM K . ' ,n if . i Q h,!'25, X! , t , 5 f'UH of Nw: an.. if ,N 1 'ui- Ps i f' F1 I fl K4 Y I . ,Q ri , 2- 1 ' 17,8 A .. N -1.- ' ,A t l lf' -A 'I i is ,E ,X ! And then there were the Cl1jSSlJlUVlCQlS. When they aaitl l'SA'l,lNN1SO'l xx e thought it was a eotle tor the Russian un- derground! Anal then there was the eandle sale Ah yes madame. l have all your lavorite eolors, Tiger Lilly. Orange. Pink lfuseia, and ah . . . Oh yes Nliilnight Black. Our poor robot-martian wasn'i as on the beam as we intended, hut second vvasn't bad, except when you lose to sophomores again. All the hasxles tor the Prom had us tearing our hair out. How to give a eheap prom and make it look expensive in one easy lesson. The Seniors better appreeiate this! .fl ,X 'lu 'ws- G--J i ' 0 s. - f 4'-. ln. V i 4 v X 'V - Tags jr: 'n 5 .,' .I in i K.-3 Ag? U IC'-'I ,i .D ' gi ,. , li Im Y . IT qv lf, f .A+ , As- .' 'iff we 'Q' 5 Karen Nlurdiek Mary Nielxon Kllilly' Nciwitfly' Mieki Olmsiead Brian Osterbere Bob Ouderkirk Bill Pardee Cheryl Penee Tammy Penney Carl Pl umm Jim Peitis Paula Potter Terri Probert Shannon Raiigan Glenda Reedy .lelli Rexeli Greg Rexoir Jim Riiwsll Roxanne Rowell Mark Ryhieki John Seharenliro Kim Sell Jim Slailele Sue Smith 51arl.i5olomon Leann.i Sieelnmn Ruin Stokex Margo Stoneliarn hlllxx' Sliftlfi Jim Siinillwrg lionna Sutton ell Richard Wells Tarn my Wieland Carol Wilson Ron Winchester Marlo Wojan Della Wolgarnott Debbie Wood Del Wood Happy Days! 5 , ,, gr, gn . K s Cora VanDeCar . 3 f- ,hi Andrea Wagner 45, Y. ' Margaret Warner 'Q . x ' xg 5 ' - - of QI Shelley Warner l Rochelle Webster ' Gail Wells S T1 ' I b , P 1 ..,. A4 4 f ffgjfbgn Q agvqx Qi ' pi 1 1 4' .. 4 33 1 x 1 j f L f jj .ff 15,7 F' vi, -1 in W A I l rv V A 1 'DJ' Sophomores W M BZ? H ig A 4 A Q' 7 ...qw MQ w pmnqfim ,D ,Q ' x J F E ,Z ,, 'fi , ,, 1 K ,,.m1,. ll 1 Ab J . - ., X , Us 'rw . ,g 'N 014, . no if no Q 0 P 5 Yr. HLA ' 1 g.,Q:, i..?4. X fa , -3 'xx ,E E' , Qi 5 il , .xx vi Q K N . Fnnnt' 'f J I J , J f ' ' 4 inf if lfrcmm Iclti Prcxidcnl Jim Hcrlugc lrcusurcr Cgiml Strccicr Sccrctary lbcnisc Hum Vice-Prcsidvnl Lynn Hmdlcy lfwiixsing frnrn plintm .ui Q-5 s R Ji ' 1 X .5 S' fl , Ji f Bnh Algldl' Judy' ,-Xlliwn Val .-Xndcrwn C'J1riQAwry George Bgildxvin ..y Chuck Bgiycr Donn Bclluxu Allen liurgiiiqiii Jim Burhigc Ou cn lilgimhird Tumi l3wrwwi.ik JJCUJSL' Bun Jim Bmw Ly nn linnilry 'll J N 4 ex V 1 in 1 ii Q 'ZTNEN :Q Bri.in liixidy Rich Hmm Dchhlc Bnrgc Ruger Ciiiiplwll R.iniiy Cchiilxki Nginciic Chrixi J0illIf'lIlll.lI11UI1 Tim Comix Ibm KR-llinx X f l.iur.i 1 1-rhin R S Ci.1wyKil1ii'x'r7xoi Kurt Jhili-xx JAJ JJx'Y1.lJxixi'U JJLJJKJJ lhwn' Spirit of '76 . . . With enthusiasm we looked forward to this year and all the money to be made!? With the help of our advisors, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Robinson, we managed to make it through with victories of our own. With those victories came prob- lems! Oh well! We're halfway through! Not as bad off as the Freshmen and don't have it as good as the Seniors. Just wait til next year!! Terry Drew William Duplesis Sandy Dyer Joe Earley Judy Elzinga Dan Engstrom Lisa Fiedler Holly Garten Kim Gould John Greene Martha Griffen Diane Haggard Tim Hanna Bob Hilton Linda I-limebauch Karen Hollow Mark Hosmer Toni Jackson Jeff Jarvis Sue M. Kane Sue V. Kane Linda Keie Kim Kenney Debbie Klooster Debbie Krueger Kirk Lieberman 1 H it. X , X af -1-9 l ya., 0, ' J 5,91 4 I V, Q11 I y ' 1 aw 7' UW f fame., f' nl ly if , , lx awww. i ie lg 5 .-ag... q 'F a 1 it if ., . I ' A. .,-H' 5 . if 4 5 fy 1 Q 3 ,,-n al, f W f g 1, 4. t Q 'l 17 O J' he fb if fr if ae, .V . sg A .1 . if 1-5 if 'f it , V, Q. g xx .. Gr 1 lb, .Ma , wi f T EA!'1 'W-we W? fl? D Sr? J , Spirit'?!'? ,, 4 'ln 4 K3 I .. All thtise nitmey raining piu ie-els? 'Iiht fl Jim wus an winner Ll whtipping sum tit' 'SIKHYY We ix the Illllgllfilikf mile. Looking t'tmrxtui'tl tu the PIUIU mx xt with ai bulging hunk zieetwtiiitY'?Y Our rings we e for everytliing except our wallets hut whim minds Xt t t tmt1rf'loutwtwii.All in gill, the gtmtl with the b id it um those years you euift forget. even though ytiu mi ht hit t CT TQ - i 46 -5 Q -7 N-. I A . iw 1- 40 v Rs- - X. F? -. t-5 ' k f A i, A I X2 1' 1 I I 11 x., A A Tim Mutehett Jun Niziyx June McDonald Kathie Nielltmimiigii , , , u M.iry Lou Nitlbtmti Burh Nieudmvi Mzirk Meier Candy Metzger Steve Nliehgiel ,IOC Niuurc Kathy Niurtiitk Arntwlti Nettiex Jeanne U'Lc4iry Dun Oliver Steve Utiil.iiitvxuki llc.1th Pgitric Keri I'.iul Dgixc Pctcrwii Laurie Pitick Jni1i1iiiePikc i5C.lI1I1t' PUHUY Jay' Ptitttr I-tl Rllxwii Peggy Sqhtith ,IUC SL'ltiL'i Rt-ii Sh.iptt-ii We Shall Return!! Connie Shores Lori Skeel ,sf -v...a,- N-aa., Eric Slone Doug Smith .- 5 If ' W - B Linda Smith ,. -15 N 5 Ron Smith 5 S ff' 4 Betsy Straw 5 yn' V A if x Carol Streeter it 1 r ' E, M , Vicki Thomure - X fi W - Jack Tillen I S - Betty Trost t y . 3, 'Q I gf Carol Umlor it Q ii ,Ni W Sandy VanLoo D N A -it E l 3 ' ' gif Brian Warner 3 ,,j,.,, f 'mf' A fa, ' Denise Wasoski V We - X i5 1. Carla Wells in , ' fy . -' 3 ' A' - A' I 5' , jjiz b - ,t 7 . . E A W Y if .pi ,QA Xl' Dan Wells n Richard Wells J ,,.V dy ., y ' Sue Westenbroek ' A Q, ' in 1-fe k.f-,wg , 'fy wh Kathy Wheeler -we , f f ' 2' , Q Terry Wheeler my f i 'L -fr. P K-,. QQ! Barb White A , 'A cf Dane Whitley X 5 1 ,, ' L A X . r i::z1!' W5 Joy Whitely Larry Whitely Lori Whitely A Lucy Wiklanski Randy Williams Chris Wimmer Shelley Wood A--.,. .E 345, nf S 5? 1 r h i s. ,X 19 Z ' Q if , . , ff' X Frosh The Beginning of the End mmiiiil 5 ffrfwl-immiii rf W iiimaxrszsl r 4' 11--S'-.Q sara it -.,.,'r ,Q '1nn':r:,: . I .,1Z ,g:Z- ' Hfnyvr' -run u , hfnhgvlrf d'un '! . 1 :.un I' From that hrst confusing day that they roumcd thc halls until the lust day of school. thcre wus nevcr at dull moment. Although new to the high school. they were prepared for anything! They' uurne armed all right fort amd ull. FRFSIIMAN Ol-'lfIC'l'RS, lrom Lett, Prcx. Matt Do1rn,Vicc Pres, Brian Williumx, 'l runs. Amy Potter. Scc'y Nluurccn Cudd it Jodi Alger ,U ' Sue Alliwrt fn ,Qgxr F' Roxgmnc ligtrrctt 3 'A Loc llcgr-ru 'L' -'3 W mu rsfrr.-to , v Paul llcrg ! X Fil r' Stew Bcrlagc A 4 ,fu ' ' llm lion Scot! llnxx 5 I tl liourkt' -JJ.. Bucky llrhllcy N ' Cmdy liuhrmk . ' N1.rry ,lo lltrtln b 1 X Q-F A ' l'.rr11C'.rrrwr1tcr 2 2 -A 1 l K.rrcn Cfrrtcr Gm fqll.lll'L'llL'.lll N1.rrk Cotkt'rt'ltl iltlllcll tttt Pct , llLtr1ci'orr' lorry Cotton P ' Larry from Maureen Cudd Kay Currey Leslie Dhaseleer Kip Ditlow Kyle Ditlow Matt Doan Wally Drenth Chris Drost Mary Dvoracek Mike Dyksterhouse Ginny Eby Patty Egler Carla Elzinga Kim Elzinga Randy Empey Patty Fels Tom Fowler Mike Frazier Mark Gallagher Julie Geer Sue Greene Greg Grubaugh Chris Hanna Terri Hauff shweet hart? 56 1' X -.A 'J wi 91 I I 'I in -.FW . 1 Vfqjknn o:..,v,,:!.4 ,.,., Q' ff'-'., -f.-i.:, Q27 1, , 'vu 'un N 7. - Ox Y 9 of , J i ,Q ryla 1 f, ,. P :MMP 5. Q-. as 'Irfan Q E.. 2 'V ii .Q Q A 5!nf'p .2 'X vw W. 0 NN . 1 --v - v . T S-nel' A 'C' I ' -aa I ,1- Ifw , f,,, Nr, af x J,f guns Jean Ililnclmuglm Sundm liudgu Putty Hogan Luri Hulluw Mmm Hudwn Terri llufford Chcryl Johnwn Mary .-'mn ,lnlmwn Donna Jones Kcvm Kcmp Scutt Kemp Bllni KIUUNICI' N41tl1.4l1Kl4-oszcr Kcx1nKrwll Thi Lux Mary l.1Y.1wl1cr Kluthy I cc C41rl.1 Lott Ruth I llglhlhl Num I cu IN .h-11 I uw Cunilh- Nhlpclu Nhrk Nhlcpln ld Nhnn 4 These girls soon found mat being a fresl'i:nan isn't easy. There are so rnany new and different thing going on-Lliings the Middle school didn't offer-that you quickly becorne confused. Of course, if you need sotneone to un-confuse you, it's not hard to ind an upperelassrnan yyiling to louse you up worse than you were 'oeforef Added to the eonfuior is the fear of initiation. new and different teachers. getting used to being looked down on. and stariing nldle waiting at the end of the lunch line for the upperelassrzien to go irsr. But the freshmen still loved every riinute of it. Kathy Paul Sherrie Per: Fznces Peters Gary Pettis John Pidek any Potter Dau Potter Gail Po'.1.'eH Probe Loren Pdryis Xieki Re'-'ot Dari Robins-on .- .-'x.r11u: Ranger Mark Mari: Sue Martin Lois MeSaul:a Tinrn Meier Debbie Montei: Tom Merton Greg Mott sg. Yu? Ra Murria Louernn Murray 2 J Becky Niswanier - Q3 Alva Xlllfflf Teri Novotny Prank Olaeh Mi:r.ael O'Leary Rarncne Oudermk I earme Pad? Roberta Pagdee 'Wayne Pa:dee ff ff ' rv- ii .gg I xg X ae-ff .5 JS' , 5 Y fx - ,s 2. 5 - QV? V J, P S3 if - g Lf Q f Q 4, . I aiu 1'-1 x Q- gf' f? .Q Q DFI ov-p. 1 ' John R1-'biexi ,h , gg Q-1 -fus- 79 ae ' l 4 l Freslnnan studying? This is indeed a rare scene at C.ll.S Freshmen are the tirst-year experimental group in the high schoolg experimental, that is, when all the upperclassmen ex- periment on them! These Freshmen probably took a tew moments out for peace and quiet to escape from the upper- class aristocracy in the outside world. 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'V . .fi V Uv: . . :Q f- F525 Community Services Without them this book couldnt have been printed McRae Construction Browe Electric Wojan Aluminim Products Fairport of Charlevoix Norman 81 Judith Brumm 81 Co. McPhiIIips Flying Service Charlevoix C of C ABC Music, Inc. Of Petoskey Charlevoix Lumber Edwards IGA Franks Flowers Cunningham Radio 81 TV BSD Electric Bellinger Marine Archway Motel Hanna's Music Petoskey Seelye Equipment Specialists Senior Index ALGER, TORI LYNN-Band 1-4, sec. 33 Basketball 1-43 Cheerleader 2-4, capt. 2,43 Gymnastics 13 Homecoming Committee 33 Honors Band 33 Spanish Club 1-33 Student Council 43 Pep Band 1,23 Prom Committee 33Track 1-43 Volleyball 1-43 Pep Club l-33Validic- torian. ALSPAUGH, SHERRY M.-Debate 33 One-Act Plays 3,43 Forensic Team 3,4. BALLARD, DAVID JAMES-Band 1 -43 Pep Band 4, Spanish Club 1-4, Vice-pres. 43 Wolverine Boy's State 33 Chess Club 23 Jazz Band 3,4. BASCOM, J .C. BEGROW, JANET MARY-Annual Staff, 2-4, lay-out ed. 3,43 Debate Team 3,43 One-Act Plays 2-43 Flash Staff 2-43 Forensic Team 2,33 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Committee 43 Student Council 4. BOLHUIS, LEON M.- I BORTHS, REGINA ANN-Band 1-33 Basketball I-33 F.H.A. 1-4-,historian 33 Flash Staff 3,4, assist.-ed. 43 Track 2,33 Volleyball 2,33 Pep Club 1-33 Co-op 4. BOSS, SUSAN JEAN-Annual Staff 43 Band 1-43 Betty Crocker Award 43 De- bate Team 43 One-Act Plays 43 Flash . Staff 43 Forensic Team 3,43 Pep Band 4g Spanish Club 1,23 Campus3Life.l-43 Sweetheart Queen 43Salul1at0Ii31'1. . BOYD, SUSAN ANN-F.H.A.2,4. 3 . BRADLEY, LAUREN .MA'RY-Bantiri Club 13 Student Council 3,4, vice-pres. 43 Track 1-43 Wolverine Boy's State 3.3 CAREY, ELLEN LOUISA-Band 1-43 Cheerleader 43 Latin Club 1-33 Pep Band 2-43 Tennis Club 1,23 Pep Club 1, 23 G.A.A. l,2. CAREY, MARGARET MARION-Am nual Staff 23 Cheerleader 1-43 Home- coming Queen 43 Pep Club 1-3. CRAIN, CONNIE LYNN-Homecom- ing Committee 1-43 Latin Club 1,43 Student Council 1-4, pres. 43 Track 13 Volleyball 23 Nat'l. Student Honor Award Recipient 43 Campus Life 1-33 Snowmobile Club 1QG.A.A. 1-33Pep Club 1. CUNNINGHAM, CAROL ANN CUSTER, LAURA MARIE-Band 1-4 Basketball 23 Exchange Student to West Germany 33 F.H.A. 1,23 Home- coming Committee 43 Latin Club l-4, historian 33 Pep Band 1-43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Track 23 Volleyball 1-33 G.A.A. 1,23 Pep Club 33 Campus Life I-3. DAVISON, DONALD WILLIAM-Ski Team I-43 Campus Life 43 National Honor Society 4. DEPEW, DAWN SHARI- DHASELEER, ESTHER L.-Band 1-rig tias. 4. Latin Club 1-4, Pep Band 344-.1 DoV,JoN1 RENEE DUBEY, CATHERINE LYNN-An- 3 Club 13Track 2-4. I , FOCHTMAN,MICI-IAEL A.+Band 1- I I 43 Pep Band 2-43 Wolverine Boy's State 3. FOCHTMAN, PAMELA SUE-Annual fp! 13 Cheerleader 13 Flash Staff 2,43 Latin Club l,2,43 Ski Team 23 Student Coun- cil 2. GARTEN, GREGORY DAVID-Bas- ketball 13 Football l3Track 1. GILL, BARBARA JOANN-Band 1-43 Cheerleader 13Pep Band 33 Spanish Club 1. 3 GOSS, BRIAN L.-Band 1-43 Basket- ball 13 Football 1-43Pep Band 1,23 3 , Track 2,33 Wrestling 4. 5 HABELJACQUELINE KAY-Library Staff 1,33 Prom Committee 33 Track 13 3 i I Future Nurses l,2. I HAMILTONJUDITH ANN-Band 1- I 43 Class Sec. 1,23Homecoming Com- 3 A mittee 3,43 Latin Club 1-43Majorette 1 2-43 Pep Club 3,43 Prom Committee 33 3 Pep Club 2. I HAUFF ,MARY KATHLEEN-De 2 I bate Team 330116-Act Plays 33 F.H.A. 1 1 1,23 Forensic Team 33 Latin Club 1,23 . Library Staff 33 Prom Committee 33 r Teacher's Aide 4. ' . 1 I HOLM, SHARON KAY-Library Staff 4. , JOHNSON, LINDA J EAN-Campus I Pl 31 Life 1-4. JONES, CLAYTON W.-Basketball 1-43 Latin Club 1,2SPI0f1'1 C0mmiile6i tifi. epr, g nua1irStaff '3Q.,B3I'ld 13 Flash Staff 2-4, 43 Fevfball 1'45TfaCk L43 i3i,ril.- 3i,.5 3, spamsarciub 3. . . 3 . Garter 4g .Library Staffl-43Vol1eyball 3 KANE- WH-LIASM rr.. BRADY, SHEILAH GRACE-:Annual Qjiffyop r,fr 3 34. . I Footbal1.p1-4glLatin Staff 43 Class Pres. 3,43 Debate!Teaml EGLER.,SCU'1 i' R.-Ski Team 3. 3. CAROLYN 'MLARIE-F0- I 3,43 Forensic Team 33 Latin Club I-43 EMMONS, MARK E.-Band, l-43 La- I ,i.3iia Team 3.1! -I 3 I Office Staff 33 Prom Committee 33 Ski tin Club 1,23LibraryiStaff233Chess If PATRICIA LEE-Spanish 1. Q33 Team 1,2,Jtm10f HOIIOTIGUHIO 3, Club 2. '-..r - I raging-THOMAS IAY4, , Team 1,23 Junior Honor Guard 33 J EMPEY, DEBRA, KAY+F 3H.A. 2,33 MELODY 330--F.I,i.AQJ23,f 4 Campus Life 1-33Pep Club 1,2QG.A,A, Library 4. ', 3 3, 3 3 Clllbvz-4: Library,Staff.334.. ' i,2. EMPEY, rcENNTH'3wAYNEfaana, . ANTHOW- BRGWN, TERR1 KAE-Band 1-43 1-43 Footbai1313Pep B-and . . -'fLEVASSEtJig, JOSEPH cheerleader 1-sg Library srafffi, span. 3 3FAssET'r, crnnv LEE-Baag3Qi,3g,,43 33 3 tone, KENDRA' MAE-5Latin ish Club I-33 Pep Club 1-33 Spanish C1395 PWS- 231312811 Staff 1434! 23 Trip 2- . 3 for 41 , 2-. BUDAY, EDWARD JR.-Bane 1-33 1.3 'tti' . I I i.'ir Barrett-.air 1-43Footba1l 1-43 eo-Capt. '.,3 I ,.r3 2 t..t F AUST9'RA1iti3ALL sCo'rT-13215124-sia1..,3'g,,pg. 22 H0mSC0miHS Committee 321-afin I 3 I irtr ibraHf134rS 50015411 1f4S3G93fl1SSPHHiSl1 ,.. --b, Lf .a,'.,r:'2r,if. -1.124 vw.-fr, N.. 3'J:i.fi,f-TQfliiizlfilm-i.riruiallii4w5?Lftlt-1-Witte -. ., ' 'r .,.- . ' ' f YZ W -'ff 7 J73r :3jL+QL1fL! . bA..'1,a. ani. 'J' - -'-r + 'A' MALPELI, FAITH ANNE-Homecom- ing Court 4. MARSH, PATTIEJO-F.H.A. 23 Flash Staff 2,4, editorial board 43 Gymnas- tics l,2. MARTIN, PATRICK KEVIN-Basket ball 13Football 1. ' MARTINCHEKDEBRA KAYE- 1 I MATTHEWSJUDY ANN-Band 14, MASON, RONDA LEE-Library Staff 4. Gymnastics 1,23 Spanish Club 33 Girls Glee Club 2. MC CANDLESS, DARCY ELAINE- Band l,2,4Q Cheerleader 2,33 Class Vice 1 Pres.3,Larm Club 1-nofficestaffsg Pep Band 23 Prom Committee 33 Cam- pus Life 1-4, Sweetheart Queen 33 Pep Club l-33G.A.A. 1.2. -MC CLELLAN, STEPHEN D-Band ,ll,2,33 Basketball 1,2,33Football 1-4. MC DONOUGH,PAMELA ANNE- 1Office Staff 4. MC NAMARA. SUSAN JEAN-Band- 1-43 Pep Band 3,43 Prom Committee 33 I Spanish Club l,2. pMEREDITH,DALE G.-Band 1-43 Football 1,23 Pep Band 2,3. MICHAEL, JULIE ANN-Band 1-43 Flash Staff 43 Gymnastics 2,33 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 2-43 Cam- pus 2,33 G.A.A. 2,3. I MORELAND, TIMOTHY SEAN- I 2 Band 14, pres. 4g Football 13Pep Band I 3,43 Ski Team 4g Homecoming Escort ,4. l MONTEITH, SHARON LYNN-Ann- ri ual 'Staff43 Debate Team 330116-Act Plays 3,431-Torelrsic Team 3,43 Home- coming Court 4f - MOORE, ALLEN- ' MORRIS, THBRESA l.DUlSE-BaS- ketball 43 Ski Team 2-4, captl 43 Track If... . . ,, . 3,4, . - 1 . . . ,, MORT, THOMAS . C.-Basketball 24, Track 23Wrestlingj3,4, co-captain-4. QNMURRAYQ JOHN-Football 1.2. r ' kjt4UTZ,DAiV1Q 5,5 -'-. . . 1 'NISWANDERQ JACK BRYAN-E . . f ' 5 NOVOTNY3 GARYQLANTHONY-yBasl 3 -Qketball l,354g'EQotbal1 243 Track l-43 ' tl Wolverine 'Boy's State 33 Wrestling 2. UOLIVEIRE, PAULA-Exchange Stu- l ,I-3 I I .Xu-A . ' ll. X 5 - . I I Q Q-.-n - dent from Brazil. OLSEN,GRETCHEN LEE-Band 14. sec. 43 Pep Band 3,43 Ski Team l-4: Spanish Club 1,23 Tennis Club 43 Track l. OLSON,CANDACE PENNY-Co-op 3,4. OSTERBERG, JOHN DAVID--Gym- nastics 1,23 Homecoming Committee 1 Homecoming Escort 43 Prom Com- mittee 1 3 Ski Team 1-43 Student Coun- cil 13Track l1Wolverine Boy's State 3. OTIS MILDRED MARY-Band I-43 Basketball 1-43 Class Treas. 3,43 Gir1's State 33 Latin l,3,4Q Majorette 2,3 ,43 Head Majorette 43 Pep Band 2,3 .43 Track 13VolleybaIl 234. PATERKA, SALLY ANN-F.H.A. 3, 4. PATRICK, DANNY JAMES- PENCE, CAROLE JEAN-Band 1 1 De- bate Team 33One-act Plays 3,43 F.H.A. l,2Q Flash Staff 3,43 Forensic Team 2, 3,43 Latin Club 13Prom Committee 33 Campus Life 1,2,3. PENNEY, TIMOTHY RAY- PERRON,JUDY ANN- PETERS,JOHN H.- PETERS,VALERIE ANN- PLUMM,PATRlCK W.- POP, RUTH HATHAWAY-Basketball 23 Track 1. - POPENHAGEN, JEFFREY A.-Band I-43 Spanish Club 3. 1 POTTER, ANITA R.-Debate Team 3,43 One-Act Plays 3,43 Forensic Team 3,43 Latin Club 1,2,33Campus 1,2,3. POTTER, JAMES ELDON-Basket ball 1-43 Football 1-4, co-captain 43 Track 14. POTTER, SUSAN MARIE-Band 14: Class Sec. 3,43 Latln Club 1-43Pep I Band 23.Track 33 Gir1's Flag Corp 4. POWELL, DEBORAH LYNN-Annual Staff 3,4, editorial, board. 43 Band 1-43 Class Wee-Pres. 43 One-Act Plays 2.3 .43 Forensic Team 2,3,43 Homecoming .Committee 33 Homecoming Court 4g Latin Club 1-43 Pep Band 3g Prom Committee 33 Student Coujncl 33 Stu- de.nt'Ex-Ofiicio to Board of Education 43 Campus Life 1-4. POWELL, NANCY MARIE-F.H.A. I 9 l-43 Prom Committee 3. PUFFl'AIfI Band lglfrom C'or'ntmttee 31 Spanish Club l. RUSSLLLCOLEEN RUTH-Band 14 43 Basketball l,2,41F.H.A. 1.2.33 Flash Staff33Gymnastics 1,23 Majorette 3, 43Track l. SANDAHL, GERALD J.-Basketball l,2,33 Golf I-43 Track 2,3:Wolverine Boy's State 3. SITZEMA, LOIS PATRICIA-Baskev ball 1,23 F.H.A. 2,3. pres. 3. SKIPPERGOSH, JERRY-Basketball 1-43 Football 1-4, co-captain 43 Track I-4. SLADEK, BARBARA LYNN-Annual Staff l3Band 1-4, Student Director 43 Latin Club 1-43 Pep Band 2,3 ,43 Track I ,33 Volleyball 3,43 Snowmobile Club IQPCP Club 1.2. SLONE,RAE ANNE-Band 1-4: Class Treas. 23 Girls State Altern. 33 Homecoming Court 4: Latin Club I-4: Pep Band 4: Prom Committee 33 Stu- dent Council 3,4. SMITH,MICHAEL DUANE- SMITH, RANDALL A.-Track 3,4. STALEY, MARIAN KAY-Annual 1- 4,editor43Band 1-43Basketball 1,21 F.H.A. 13 Homecoming Committee 43 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 1,21 Student Council 43 Track l.2,3. STEVENS.GREGORY LEE-Foot- ball 1-43 Wrestling 1,2 ,3. SWARTWOUT, CAROLIN J EAN- Debate Team 143 One-Act Plays 2.3. 43 Flash Staff 2.3 .43 Forensic Team 2. 3,4. THORP,WlLLIAM DANIEI.-Foot- ball 1,23Wrestling 1,2 .3. VANLOO, BRYAN R.-Basketball 1- 43 Football 1-4. VANLOO. SHERRIE WOLGAMOTT- WARNER, PATTI LYNN-Flash Staff 2. WHITE, CATHERINE MARIE-Oli tice Staff 43 Co-op 4. wmfuav, PATRICK v.-Football 1. 2,33 Wrestling 2.3.4, captain 43 Home- coming Escort 4. WITHERS. ROBERT HAROLD -- Football 2. ZElTLER.DALE P.- Q Q. 9 wa 6. ,S ,529 1 Q' 5 2 ,nu 'He 9 l L N H 4 1 l L 1: w 4 E I l 4 1 ,l Y N Nt w N 1 M l 5 Y Y i w Y F 4 P