Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

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Farewell ....- . . . . . Those 1ves sunshine to the cannot keep it from Sir James Barrie 1974 We the staft of the Rayder Yearbook would like to dedicate this nai ie pride a man whose to Charlevolx of a century an never HI 1 for half hard work school will back in 1925 when freshman in C H S For his years ofhigh school he be to the football and basket ball teams A special moment came 1n the last game of his senior year when he scored the first and only touchdown of his high school c eer against East Jordan On the tball court he was a member the Charlevoix High School team defeated the State Champion- the 1928 1929 year Harbor Springs team twice r aduation carrie for him in that wasn't the end ofhis C.H.S. Always a Charle- this man played first under Mr. C. A. Odmark in band for several years and an active music supporter. going stron. ,altrt ie a e of 1 g a his work with deter- and no thought for praise Although we so often and his hard work for ' his cheerful and willing at- as an outstanding A to both students and dedicate this 1974- to Mr. IIO Helms, friend. The Dawning Leaders Cf The Pack lf you think your school days are busy. you should spend it with one of those dedicated people who spend part of their time behind a desk, type- writer. or telephone. Although most students rarely see them maybe itis be- cause they avoid them-they are the ones who are behind most things that happen during the day. Some ofthe more familiar faces in the halls of CHS. are those ofthat hard-working sect labeled as teachers They are the people who are so kind as to pre- scribe homework for any and all ail- ments that students could possibly in- cur during the school year. However, this year some ofthe teachers found a little more time to relax as they were aided by several eager student teachers. As in the beginning, it is equally tit- ting to say that in the Davvning there is The Faculty. jg? , Mft? , f ,M Superintendent: James McKimmy seated: V. Smith, Principal, J. Grubaugh, Secretary, R. Fortin, Assistant Principal. le ,gl Central Office: R. Bogart, Business Manager, J. Potter, Bookkeeper, L. Carr, Secretary 1' f' 'A 'R ,Q :Q .V Q 1 1 COUNSELING CENTER, from left: G. Kaczynski, Sec'y C. Clifford, C. Bentley. c vA,' w '5 4.5 2 l , OFFICE ASSISTANTS, from left: C. Popenhagen, B. Dhaseleer, M. Stoneham, D. Grubaugh, N. Lewis. J 1 will '-will 1 . -. 1 W , 3 I' ' 3 S x i N 5 x FACULTY, in front: A. Phillips, Student Teacher-Business. 2nd row, from left: J. Odmark, Home Ee., M. Kohn, Eng., S. Fassett, Business, F. Novak, Mathg D. Robinson, Business!Type. 3rd row: J. Kravutske, Span.fEng.: J. Kerner, Student Teacher-Math: L. Liebold, French! Eng.: M. Osterberg, P.E.g J. Mudge, Lib.: D. Strouph, Student Teach- er-Eng.: W. Ratigan, S.H. 4th row: G. Taylor, Math, J. Jensen, Sci- ence: R. Gowell, Science!Math: P. Presnell, Learning Cen.: E. Crook, CHU 0-f' Silllluxl .,,,, ,,, ,sz . , ' M . 0. f X A gr Wk. 5, A -. B f.. J J -X ,R J ui . ,.. ,A ' h Q . f 1. A - . .1--.hifi . . -.. .. . .a. -U-..... Math, C. Odmark, MusiclGov.1 L. Roth, Eng.: W. Murray, Art: J. Jin- sky, Shop!Draft. In back: D. Carey, Hist.: N. Green, Gov.!Psych.g T. Harbaugh, Student Teacher-Art: C. Bentley, Counsel: P. Speiles, Science. Missing from photo: D. Burge, Hist.fPsych.g G. Robinson, Eng., C. Ford, Eng.fSpeecl1: J. Mills, Building Trades: R. McLenon, Atuo Mech.1G. Kaczynski, Counsel.: N. Probert, P.E.: M. Bergmann, Lib.1B. Ward, Student Teacher-Hist. W f-,Snug ' X , W ,, ...... .. -., ., .,, W I ,W V wf .ff my My W 2 K ff , fl , y, My 5 f , 1 ff 6 ,v- 4. '5 A6 X W 4 5 Lp 'EQ E 3 'N ,. ,.,., W.-ww I jk !'1 ng. .Vxf 4-n x y Q . , X'-Z er , A . 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As council members stumbled in with sleepy eyes, they stumbled out with tistfulls of Bic Bananas to sell to raise money for a new trophy case. Students from Boyne City could be seen regularly in CHS through several Stu- dent Council exchanges and seminars with BCHS. Government moved ahead with three amendments to the Student Constitution and a new handbook. The year ended with smiles by way of a Muscular Dystro- phy Drive, held by the Council called Smile Saturdayf' -f. NX .. E Ri? -W 1. xv , 1 .N ,,,....af,W .iff it Hx, ,W . x . . 1' 'I' I f ..,., EX-OFFICIO MEMBER TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: T. Wieland. COUNCIL OFFICERS, from left: K. Carter, P1'CSid6n'tQ C. Coppens, Secreta1'ygJ. Marshall, Vice-President. 9-lg. 'ti S., T' A gg S V I-rr C ' U If STUDENT COUNCIL, from left: W. Drenth, C. Coppens, M. Griffen, L. Wiemer,W. Wieland, P. Schuch, S. Warner, D. Klooster. Missing from K. Carter, R. Shores, Mrs. Kaczynski, Advisorg H. Dove, J. Marshall, photo: C. L. Whitley, C. Richardson, G. Reedy, J. Donaldson, Mr. T. Fowler, J. Greene, J. Pettis, G. Powell, S. Winchester, C. Osterberg, Fortin, Advisor. -.-an-v4 EXCHANGE: To and From There was more than one reason for saying 'gWhat'? this year. One of them might have been because you were talking to one ol' our foreign ex- change students, and talk they did! We all learned all about Norway, Finland, Greece and Brazil, as well as having our own kids spend summers in Denmark and that land over the horizon, Japan. Ot' all the students at C.H.S., the ex- change students will always be the hardest to forget. ? 'C fl, if f 2 fu ,C a zu 3 5.,fz!4, ' XJ I W NF t 'ff- . fy, f L flint, G44 ' N - . w 2 I 55 tvs- M 495, . , 1 X. , Yr , r Q, as . . , . 5, L Sa 1 ,- ljlif T 2 S r H '1 l ' -f H' 1xT'TT 'W' T J 4111.55 A -Aim 5.1 X 4 .' ff 'W' -, jf . 'l 'nxirxf A eg, ..an-'fig as +V -Q as - ln , 1 125,42 4 w 1 rl ,. -..,, X Bri W . ,wo cg T 'if R533 ,,.,-f I 9' 1 - 1. SUIYIMER EXCHANGE STUDENTS, from left: N. Berg, Denmark, S. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS, from left: L. Kaijala, Finland, Hutfofdr Japan- E. Lundteigen, Norway: R. Eltz, Brazil. In can: G. Papadourakis, Greece. Frolicking Freshmen A Forced into the frigid fantasy of foreign halls. the frolicking Freshmen forge the way for frivolous fun. No fanfare greets these fragile fellows. For fateful reasons. fraternizing with the fanatical former freshmen is for- bidden. Feeling forlorn. finally the forsaken Freshmen fight for freedom in the foul forum and frankly, soon become favorite fans of our foremost friends. They started the year not knowing what to expect. But now, as their Freshmen year fades into the past, there are many fond memories to re- call. Their float, The Night We Tracked St. Ignace Down, won first place. much to everyone's surprise. Their day of revenge finally came on Senior Slave Day. when they could exercise some authority over their superiors. They left the year a little bit wiser and with Great Expectations. We bid now a fond farewell to Freshmen days and silently slip into the slightly more sophisticated Sopho- more style. W 3 .... N Aw Richard Ager r - ' lr- James Alger I fy Il Jacklyn Alspaugh W 1 x Donald Anderson ,Q ' A Linda Anderson A fl A S Bruce Avery T A ZA ' Deborah Batdorff , 4 Lynn Blanchard s ' ' Terri Borowiak TK' 'N Richard Borths , sf 1 if ,. , W!! Pamela Boss , , V Terri Bradley ', 4' f NJ Thomas Bradley .. -' f.,.:' Jeffrey Brodine Daniel Bruce v xg -if 13' M. Faculak, Secretary: T. Mc- Gowell and Miss Liebold. -sv' X ' rr X ., Qu Ks 'Y l X M':: g1'f5 fig x S I in X Y . ' if t I fy: I 'ij - .. . ff' 3: as .hx X u- . W F .. I C X is uvfx 'WF Q W . x. E if-Q fs 3 x 3 -se c sg Q I .Av- ff g G V,- Xfi' aXf tg, 'J Q R1 Q' r L L. CTW? 1 ....-A: 1 ,QE WX ' ,QQ QC' , .--v 1. 4 Nm A' L A. A 'KAL3 x ix: ,fo .AX -1 ' . an 'lx KWH' A - - ,x ' ' I , - ' r --a f h if Y N ' , . W9 -.X S' Q'- 1 I w Q C ann-A Q -of QQ, 11 fc S A 3' . 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' Qu? .! 991 2 ' K- r +-r -4 4 X 1 L La fr -X - gy 7 ' L- f S' 3 . 5 ,A 'agf' 1 'Tl X mfr PQ RW QW it -r q. ku 'fi , ,A wi ii. . 3 . ,. , lei 'Q N t 'QQ1 L -h IM mr V QSM: .fs CN LJ 9- L -A if ,ffi a K 7' rg., ,.-. ,if Q ,,s '-1. v' i ., xxx gi' 1 .M av t V 'E f A 92' M55 'few ' f ' sf rpm? 'X I 3 . , 14... 'X ty A xxx 1 David Taylor Andrea Thompson Joseph Thomure Robert Tillen Tummy Timms Charles Towsley Darrin Van Loo Kelly Warner Robert Warner Tammy Wasoski Charlene Way Jeffrey Wellman Donald Wells Connie K, Whitley Connie L. Whitley Michael Whitley Wendy Wieland Lisa Wiemer Mark Wiklanski Kevin Wilks Peter Winnick Holly Wojan Gregory Wojan Brad Wood Leroy Wynkoop Everyone's Work Is A Portion Of the Whole The Red Rayder Marching Band continued their steady climb to marching greatness with performances on the field this year unequaled in CHS history. Led by Ind year drum major Jim Sundberg and debuting Golden Girl Debbie Krueger, the band marched to Peshtigo under the baton of director Gary Stutzman to give an explosive combined show with the Peshtigo band at Peshtigo and a post game at N.M.U. lt all made a day and a season always to be remembered as a Red Rayder Marching Band highlight. It was a memorable season all right and it began with PAIN!! Summer band camp under the hot August sun brought out 'gthe crab in everyone. But despite all the sore muscles and empty Ben Gaye tubes, everyone knew it was worth it when the flag girls did their strip tease routine and the crowd went wild. Dazzling features like music from New World Symphony, the Entertainer, a special Truth Serum combo and a Tuba Feature showing us a different side of the tuba players-the backside-added spirit to every game, every player, and every fan. To show their appreciation to director Gary Stutzman the Seniors presented him with a plaque naming him Chief Band Fairyw and treated the Stutzmans to dinner to repay Mrs. Stutzman for all the nights Stutz spent away from home. And as the last strains of MacArthur Park faded from the field even higher heights of marching band great- ness loomed on the horizon. I St ' ' ' . 1 -4 gf, A K 4 Marching Band Director, Mr. Stutzman. MARCHING BAND MEMBERS: FLUTE SECTION, K. Carter, C. Cutler, G. Eby, L. Fiedler, S. Geer, D. Haggard, L. Hirnebaugh, T. Klama, D. Leonard, L. Long, T. Probert, R. Rosencrants, B. Swanson, J. Wertman. CLARINET SECTION, M. Gallagher, C. Coppens, M. Solomon, M. Olmstead, J. Geer, D. E. Smith, T. Wieland, D. Rosen- crants, L. Warner, S. Kane, V. Wynkoop, N. Lewis, D. Batdorff, J. Cook, T. Hauff, J. Hicks, K. Jones, P. Sneathen, K. King, A. Knoor, J Alspaugh, T. Bradley, L. Blanchard, C. Novotny, R. Revoir, C. Rang- er, L. Glass, L. Caldwell. SAX SECTION, J. Berlage, G. Pettis, M. Ry- bicki, K. Speer, D. Taylor, W. Wieland, V. Revoir, L. Cellner, B. Juil- leret, A. Klooster, G. Russell, C. Shores, P. Hogan, S. Bloom, L. John- son, D. Jones, S. Wood. CORNET SECTION, J. Pettis, K. Currey, R. Wasoski, P. Boss, D. Klooster, T. Novotny, S. Berlage, C. Stapf, D. Swarthout, J. Jarvis, L. Dhaseleer, B. Avery, S Hodge, B. Niswander D. Sonnenberg, C. Way, E. Lundteigen, T. Bradley, M. Cockfield, G. Krueger, B. Lamoreaux, C. Osterberg, C. Wood, R. Meadows. TROM- BONE SECTION, K. Kroll, S. Ruble, T. Mol, K. Paul, C. Drost, R. Bearss, P. Klooster, B. Osterberg, R. Stebe, T. McNamara. BARI- TONE SECTION, B. Goss, N. Alger, T. Fowler, R. Klooster. FRENCH HORN SECTION, M. Nielsen, A. Wagner, G. Powell, J. Thuss, P. Potter, L. Helms, L. Wiemer. BASS SECTION, R. Win- chester, G. Loper. DRUM SECTION, J. Marshall, E. Donaldson, W. Drenth, K. Sladek, B. Bradley, T. Olmstead, G. Everts, J. Wellman. FLAG CORP, D. Boss, L. Bradley, S. Winchester, A. Potter, S. Hodge, S- WGSTGHIJIOCK, P- FSIS, M. Hosmer. COLOR GUARD, L. Skeel, J. Graf, S. Michael, P. Schuch, B. Dhaseleer. Kacz's Chicky Clickers All cheerleaders know about all the headaches and has- sles that go along with cheering-so does their advisor. This year they kept Mrs. Kaczynski as busy as ever with learning new cheers and deciding what to do for pep meetings. They were helped out by attending a clinic and coming home with such ideas as mini-cheerleaders -at least they were big in spirit. The Varsity squad finally got stretch pants for the football season. The J.V. and Freshman squads continued to suffer from the cruel fate of frostbite and flaky skin, as they stuck to wearing skirts. It was a totally different story during basketball season as they shed their pants and donned their wynnies. All throughout the gym there were sighs of exhaustion and complaints like, Can't we open the doors? lt's boiling in here! ,- ,4f'3v's si 19' saws, Advisor, Mrs. Kaczynski Wgg C-' 1 X ll ma x r 5 ... .9 . y 5 um .4-- my at - H .,.. y at ' 5 iw B . VARSITY SQUAD, from left: S. Fowler, M. Carey, D. Bellows, S. Wood, S. Warner fCaptainJ. V S 1 .. -I.. ff I .Q 5 5 FRESHMAN SQUAD, from left: T. Wasoski, K. Lehman, Captain C. Ranger, C. Pidek. On top: T. Bradley. if untill!--1 9 9 1 H 4, 1 , 4 1 , 5 N qr for . .,.- Vl,.,V A 'E' 3 W . 'iff jwxl 'M fr' n ' . ..... ' ' If ALTERNATES, from left: K. Hollow, 2nd alt. Varsity: T. Mann, LV' SQUAD, in front. G' Powell. 2nd ROW, from left. Captain R. 2nd alt. Froshg R. Klooster, lst alt. Froshgli. Jones, 3rd alt. Froshg Wasoski, G. Eby, T. Hufford. On top: A. Potter. J' Alger, Ist alt' Varsity' Homecoming 1974 was an evening of sparkles, spirit, and smiles. The sparkles began with lovely Queen Sue Fowler and her court of Gayle, Kim, Gay, and Debbie. This year saw the Freshmen win the float competition, much to the surprise of the Juniors in second and much to the embarrass- ment of the Seniors ir1 third place, saved from the total embarrassment of last place only by the ingenuity of the Sophomores. The dynamic Red Ray- der Marching Band and our squad of cheerleaders led the way with spirit both in the parade and at the field . with an enthusiastic crowd to back them up. Smiles could be seen all around as the mighty Rayders' finally penetrated the tough St. Ignace de- fense and brought in a Rayder victory. All the sparkles, spirit, and smiles of one memorable Homecoming evening culminated in a dance after the game. 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Z 'rl x in-ff f '-v-1 - game played with an inflated ' Football: goals at each end, object being to get This year the C.H.S. football team punted, passed, and tackled its way to an improved season. A lot of long hot summer practices was all it took to get you sore enough so all you could do at night was sleep-that's one way to keep 'em in line coach! Working yourself to death is like a lot ofother things, it's like hitting yourself over the head with a board because it feels good to stop! And that's the way it felt most of the time. You walked around for weeks with stiff legs, black eyes, bloody noses, broken fingers, and a hunched back-looking an awful lot like the second cous- in of Frankenstein. .l.V. FOOTBALL COACHES: Mr. Evans, Mr. Probert. 1 B fl-7L5:1'fj!55qfflrB 3f' ef 5 up g p , g yp .g i,,gll A V 29,38 S tg , 5. . ,WI gh ,. , stfiaah sur-'-f-fr14,e5.s'3,4'erBor Kwai J.V. FOOTBALL, 181 TOW, f1'0m left J- Elliflgaa R- Mumar K- Camp' las, M. Martin, C. Towsley, E. Bourke, E. Mann, L. Begrow, R. Poirier, bell, T. Left. D. Boss, B. Williams, D. Hufford, J. Wellman, S. Bel- j, Left, 4th rowg Cgach Ha1Evans, G. Loper, M. Way, L. Wynkoop, B. lows, M, Loper, M. Russell. 2nd row: J. Alger, D. TIOSI, G- Krueger, Warner, B. Potter, K. Cinnamon, M. Doan, S. Boss, G. Probert, Coach S. Hufford, B. Bellows, C. Towsley, M. Orlarey, R. Landon, R. Tillen, Norm Probert. G. Carter, D. Bruce. 3rd row: L. Purvis, C. Klooster, B. Avery, D. Tol- Ieather ball by 2 teams on a field with ball across opponents' end. webstefwfd It especially felt rough when Mr. Presnell gave the linernen a workout . . . Hit that dummy A again! No one had any idea the ping-pong champ could be so vicious! Then as if a hard practice wasn't enough the showers were so cold you couldn't find a drop of warm water anywhere to soak those aches. But it began to pay off when St. Ignace crumbled under our spikes for the first time in three years. The varsity team brought home a conference record of 5 wins and 2 losses while the J.V.s, not to be outdone, matched that-ealso bring- ing home a 5 and 2. By the end of the season the PAIN had changed to PRIDE!! VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES: from left: Mr. Speiles, Mr. Presnell, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Carey. M, W I A, . . r , ',. J... V. ' Q, . A . .f A H, -f . . f ,, , ' nur, ' 1 - 1- Amar ,L ' -W f. 1 , A - ' - .'. ' .. ' ' W 1 . 1 .z- G, K, , ,,,,g,Q .1 313 - din' V, 11,74 T. rg.. - I-have.. g Q ' ' .W I i 'sr 3' ' . . - . . A rl . i ' V. , - . '- ff' - , ' ' . 41 V , -.1 . A ' VARSITY FOOTBALL, lst row, from left: J. Sladek, J. Cinnamon, Greene, M- HOSHISI, M- Hollow, Cofaptain D- Greene, P. Christ. D. S. Michael, S. Bearss, C. Culbertson, R. Alger, T. Drew, E. Russell, K. Smith, G. Baldwin, D. Martinchek, If. Muma. Co-captain K. Martin, K. Stokes, S. Otmanowski, D. Wood. 2nd row: Coach Carey, J. Marsh, J. LiSbCIlT121l1, J- Potter. Missing fmm Ph0l03 M- Stfcetef- f P l l I W n l I S.L.A.Z Super Liberated Athletes The Gi1'1S Basketball team Came through with another and sometimes the girls did too. Everyone likes to see a win impressive season this year capturing both the Conference ning Season, and nie great to be a Winning team- It,S just and District championship. Finishing once more with an un- that one game that yen lose that hurts. The gins felt both defeated conference season, the girls are beginning to build a and hope to go even farther than Regionals in the future, b21SkeTb2111 CWUHSYY- HOWCVCT, they Wefenaf to be The 01113' With a lot of J.V.'s moving up to fill the vacated Varsity team in the lillwligllf- positions, things shouldn't be too much different for Mrs. The J.V. team had an equally impressive season, Felter next year either- winning almost as many as the varsity did. The ball bounced .if 4' ' ' I fd, 3 1- 'TQT3'-e . It f 7, ? 3 lfr ' H 1 ., A, fl ' E if F1 2 .,..-Nerf Ml 1 J.V. SOPHOMORES, from left: Coach T. Felter, C. Currey, G. Powell, M. Cudd, J. Alger, T. Novotny. Missing from photo: J. Himebaugh, T. Mann, T. Hufford. GIRLS, VARSITY BASKETBALL, lst row, from left: J. Alger, M. lows. 2nd row: Coach T. Felter, V. Priest, L. Steelman, H. Dove, C. Cudd, T. Penney, T. Novotny, B. Egler, S. Hodge, L. Kaijala, D. Bel- Pence, B. Meadows, D. Boss, L. Corbin. f 4 1 Q5 'f . 9. r. 1.-n-ft -' 2 f-,5slr::-ff L ,a ' .1 -f- , 71 9,-m. A L r Q. ,Q .ff A 'f ' K Q Q 'mn Q-iv ,M 1 J A' FQ ,f fi Y 39 , Over the river and through the woods to Grandmoth- er's house we go . . .',This may have been descriptive of sever- al journeys that the cross country team traveled with one exception. There was no stopping off at Grandmother's house . . . that is for most of them. Not that they wouldnlt have liked to. but we all know that isnlt the mark of a true cross countrierf, The season averaged out to be one of their or Q g fs F X ,. , i' 'A J X . A. i ' Ms ggi' X s. . 9 q i ML, Y K A4 xr ' rf 204 gr W .vp .,. , . T Qi J4 . Y VV. KT- 1 ' e - F 'i5 a in -few lr ' , . 2-,.r'1t Kivr+-1-w,J,' .4 ' .' -- ' .-Lzawvu-K.-ff.. Over the River . . . better seasons, from all indications. There were all those long hard miles that had to be conquered, with the agony of sore muscles and aching feet for a reward. Coach Carr was the motivating force behind them all. And on cold, wet, foggy afternoons, everyone had to be motivated. The hills got steeper and the sand got deeper, but the cross country team rolled on. Cross Country Coach, Mr. Carr. nl ,per '01 ft V53 1 .J N . Q 1 f E J ,, ul iff' r We i V .Q if 'nf u W N if ' .ns ! . f , up Q? :I gf r 'ff fs' ' M 1 V . A, N tu1ng,Qi? 'EQJ kk' uw If L 'I l 1 O . I f' ' i f ti- .. a 8, V dk ,l ii' . , if V 5 A '11 . , , I 44 J . ab. ' ' -'-ff' ' N T A2 , . , . .. ll.-I I , , 73 ! Qu! 'sv' f W ., T' -: ,Q r-gan' ,X fi, Ps 'V' . Nqgn-F' 'K' fa '!l4 5 , QVKN , it ,ls ZNVN , MQ. ' ' x-.ri CROSS COUNTRY TEAM,from left: J. Donaldson, J. Kaufman, C. Begrow, K. Paul, W. Drenth, D. Clark. and through the woods HWA X' 'V . i 4 I Golf- Keep on .Mft ' Puttin' That's just what the golf team did this year as they stayed out of the sand traps and stayed on the greenslong l ' t t enough to turn in a very impressive season. In fact, it was ,. . probably their best season ever, as they putted past several 4 M A opponents to a third place finish at Regionals and a berth rvyyz A f' Jig W . in the State Finals Tournament. Golf is one ofthe li? f' is 4 f at 2 Hgreenern sports at C.H.S., but all indications point towards f r 2.3, 4- f f 02 'ltr ff' . several more successful seasons in the years to come. A 'A ' .ef ' 1, ,, f, fi-fri' ' gp , . I . , as iff, f V .3 J ,ff 'Wt M .. . ' ' ' , t , Y tar. fits 'Uma - AW' T'- QC Af' , 1 . .. YJ i 1 ,af S 4 GOLF TEAM, lst row, from left: K. Wilks, R. Empey, T. Hanna, A, Ranger, P. Paul. 2nd row: T. Fowler, C. Hanna, C. Faust, G. Pettis, J. Tillen J. Early. 2 ..,......,.,,4u'h LM . 14 O 'f 4 . U ef,l,' -'ff' Hope, a Prayer AndaB Living in the shadow of an older and bigger band isn easy, but this yearls Concert Band seemed to pull through in fine style. They were the last band to be under the direc- tion of Mr. Odmark, and will no doubt carry on the great reputation of Charlevoix bands in the years to come. As Mr. Odmark says, They can do a great job when they want to, it's just a matter of wanting to. I Q-Q., V I hh--...L . CONCERT BAND, lst row, from left: J. Cook, P. Sneathen, K. Jones, berg, L. Dhaseleer, D. Swartout, B. Niswander, S. Hodge, P. Boss, C. C. Ranger, K. King, S. Michael, S. Geer, C. Cutler, L. Long, D. Leo- nard, L. Caldwell, G. Eby, T. Klama. 2nd row: J. Hicks, T. Bradley, L. Glass, C. Novotny, D. Batdorff, R. Revoir, L. Helms, L. Wiemer, P. Hosmer, L. Blanchard, T. Wasoski, L. Cellner, L. Johnson, A. Klooster, B. Juillert, W. Wieland, K. Speer, D. Taylor. 3rd row: M. Cocktield, E. Lundteigen, B. Lamoreaux, C. Osterberg, D. Sonnen- Way, T. Bradley, G. Krueger, T. Avery, L. Johnson, R. Meadows, T. Novotny, B. Klooster, J. Left, S. Hufford, R. Stebe, R. Bearss. C. Drost, P. Klooster, T. McNamara. 4th row: G. Carter, J. Wellman, G. Everts, L. Bradley, T. Olmstead, J. Rybicki, G. Loper, Mr. Odmark, Director. N. Presenting: the Best Class After reaching what seemed to be the ultimate last year, second place in the State, this year the . C.H.S. debate team did what seemed to be impossible -brought home the State Class C Debate Champion- ship, as well as numerous other invitational honors. It took a lot of sacrifice to get that trophy thoughg like a three month diet of bagels and McDonald Land Cookies. learning to debate with three hours sleep, trying to CATCH some sleep in a creaking school sta- tion wagon at 3 a.m., when the night before was Homecoming. arguing for four rounds with a head cold, chronic mono, and an ear infection, learning not to lisp with braces, and becoming an authority on Presidential politics and male downstate debaters. Once the State championship was had and our gold watches had been delivered, we could sit back, sigh, N and say all the work since August at debate camp was worth it. A fr - gmvwmfn ff '-- ' .WW , We STATE CHAMPIONSXJOHN S. KNIGHT QUALIFIERS: G. Boss Cleftjg K. Blan Chard. . .,- A-,aw c ffzia-.aff if yr., - . ,f wZKf' gp- f .aa '-8 1 2 ' ,f.,i?'f1 'A-FN gif? C59 A? lf' 2.4 .:5,.g-fwzpfit-i5'f.- Rmg4g:3?mgV1L.,A,k 5',i5k.,Vs. F , .c it ,l N , A V ' WA:- 'rgg1'A2aL.:s7'f2 T , f S,,,,6,gA.5.1 , ,r '.atl:efi.tsaf,eA.gai1fa ,R .1 ANL v,-'Ne3Q3-1s- f- -gfvz ' f'b+',f- if-'-'ff at.. ' L v 3. ., A r ..9'51-zf .-.fn :R'1ffL-.1 'v 1 - V V t - i ' A . A . fa: fIff'W't f i ' 1,54 f.,, y,-.:l-.QV-f,-,Q.u,,Q.t1'-,' 7, , A -',- jf . A, A ,, g f'3x:i.,:g'3'Qm,5 ' h'y:5 e2'::r?'.'j'f. VQ f'i AQ! . 1 v.4 tl'2-1 -I' 'lla Zta it .h A . ' V Ll -' lu ' ' V JUNIOR VARSITY fabovey, from left: D. Bellows, K. Brmon,H.D0ve. t w xx If ' ', 1- l ' Aa-,:'A:-f ' 'Q , -'fs VARSITY irightj, lst row, from left: D. Boss, K. Blanchard, L. Smith. ,..., , fig,-t,, 2nd row: D. Clark, G. Boss. Missing from picture Coach Connie Ford. '- C Arguers in the State. Q Lo ,,,,,,f-r W .,- I N' Avi --. fl Kyiv- .A 75' uw Af VZ' 'nun 4 u- 'EE' S1 , NOVICE, lst row, from left: J. Wimmer, M. Buday, M. Griffen. 2nd row: H. Patrie, T. Wieland -,..,. W. The Flash Gordons Cf C.H.S. Charlevoix High's FLASH staff made it Q ' through another year just about on time. lt was tough getting started, but eventually they put it together-the paper that is-and kept the stu- dents aware of their surroundings. It was a year for changes. except for deadlines. They always seem to lurk in the atmosphere of mimeograph machines. correction fluid, and stencils. Q Eg r'Q?t'lXA fqbb llllii K X nw-1 tt gi lt ,tn . 'V A' u. L I J' LG CRIMSON FLASH STAFF, from left: J. Wertman, J. Marshall, L. King, Corp, N. Podskalny, C. Ford-Advisor. in desk: J. Berlage. sitting: G. D. Wood, G. Boss, M. Rybicki, L. Pidek, R. Robincrants, P. Bayer, D. Kxuskie, K. Rosencrants. Annual Staff: Analyzing C.H. . Trying to put one year in the life of Charlcvoix High School into words and pictures isn't as easy as it may sound. So, the C.H.S. Yearbook Staff found out this year. At times the confusion was furious . . . a mad Italian photographer, always half an hour late, 3 bizarre pictures taken by our own Super Sandberg, lost pictures, and poor puns for headlines. But with an abundent group ofeager and not-so-eager journal- . ists, photographers, and salesmen under the direction I 52 .Lf of Kim and Gayle, the book was finished after much hard work. , P X , . . ..Vai S' . tifq D ' .Q IAM!! ' , 4 W' - .A 1-it ,,,, -. a .. .. 2 1 . 5 1 SFF' - T in 1 ., .u , . fr 7 rf. . W N . 'sq---- ' I Q ,Q-Y x t U I l CO-EDITORS: G. Boss, K. Blanchard. vw' wg 4- avr s'5.M4L .ly we 2, ff- , ,:4' . l?i r' 'Y ' 4 r X Fila' E -. Q fray Sfeyflff .4 -. 1 'f.5'f'i'fi.,:z 'Lg ' .z ifjfsvli 6 .x,,'. 5efff.f?+. in -ff. n S Warner K Carter Lay-Out Editor, D. Boss, Copy Editor, K. ANNUAL STAFF, lst row, from left: G. Boss, Co-Editor, J. Berlage, Y, - , - , BUSiI'leSS Manager: L. Smith. G. Packert, M. Buday, J. Wimmer, 2nd Blanchard, Co-Editor. 3rd row: L. Blanchard, L. Pidek, D. Corp. S. 1- Dyer, J.Geer, K. Hollow, K.Britton. row: C. Ford, Advisor, M. Griffen, M. Ifaculak, C. Pidek, N. Podska nf- A I 1 1 1 1 sw I V K If , J ' , 'V ,' xii! y J 3 H - 2 V2 3 . fx- ' ' I gi, N '- . . - ,. - 1 f .vi : - . SKS f x .. Lx .X , 1 , 1' A, f x . 5 X x 1 1 f' f ., , ,xl l 1 I V L 9 . , A , U , ' t. 'ff . X f XX x - ' xlk ,,. ,V ' ,-'X Q . . - . I X13 ,,, g I I . 0,1 A I 444 - - ' , 1, . 6. . 43' 7 V ' mn, x -fx 'lf 'SL High Noon Spunky Sophomores Sophomoresespunk'?-yesestatus?-well, a little: at least it's better than being a freshman, but not much. The sophomore year is one to just sit back and enjoy-you're old enough to walk around with a little bit of authority and yet young enough to do really silly things and get away with them without an explanation. The sophomore year is also one full of opportunities-dances to sponsor, bake sales to have, and a student's first of many encounters with Mr. Bernie Wilson. The cost of gold was up, the 6-karat rings were tarnishing, and Mr. Wilson was still singing the praises of Josten's. But no matter, a memento of CHS was worth a S40 green finger. The annual magazine sale was not exactly what you could call a success, but it hit when the spring fever epidemic was at its all-time high C'Yes ma'm, a 12-year subscription of HOT RODDER,S HEAVEN is only Sl .25 il. But even if Sophs couldn't sell magazines or build floats flast-againj, they DID have big mouths and proved it by winning almost all the competition yells. Be- sides big mouths, they also had host seats, for the spot on the heater in front of the office will ever be reserved for the class of '77, Nancy Jo Alger V in ,S , 1 Susan Allison f MQ ? Roxanne Barrett W gk, Randal Bearss . 4' r Lee Begrow William Bellows , , 1 ,y , .1 Thomas Bennett -f. I t Paul Berg f N' ' f ,, Steven Berlage ,. - 4 1 A' re Daniel Boss its ,..,,,.a1 .,,, , , .. 5, 7,-I If AQ 1 f 4 1 Scott Boss Edmund Bourke David Bowman Lawrence Bradley Cynthia Bubnak IRL . ,fe if is T it K M44 we CLASS OFFICERS, ISI l'0W, fl'0m left: A, Potter, Treasurer? R, Wagos- ki, Presidentg S. Greene, Vice-Pres. 2nd row: Advisors, Mr. Taylor and Mr. Jensen. Missing from photo: K. Currey, Secretary. -',.- , ..., 2 r ff I 0 I I f ,... . . f f ,, . f f ' a , 1 y ff QC' , f - , . - 4, 'awe' is . r . .5 if-'4 'f fir . , 7 4 ,Q 1- ,sf I if 'F' 4531 1 z , ., A -Te.: ' . ' :EXE A W f . ' . is f ' . ,, N - r Q v -1 , .,.Q , W ' Q K , A- ,, i ffy' 'A 'V' e '.,,f1.Y M r f'f 3 -- le- .fl 49 1 if ' fzzfvegf if , Q I gear M . ...S ' K ' A N., f J .. z , X . V N, ,. , , . L 'M ' A EA M R If .V .,..,, , 3 ' 1' 1 Q., ..: - f 34, - ' 1 ,, kux 2 .91 v .3 K ,. mg? 1 x. ? if X . W .,,: X, S X ,: - ,L N. , : , rj Q ,I A ex jx Q A X Q , X Q? 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N Jean Wallace Lorraine Warner Rita Wasoski Micheal Way Valerie Wellman Thomas Werden Linda White Brian Williams Dale Wimmer Julie Wimmer S usan Winchester Kim Wojan The Charlevoix matmen continued in their winning ways again this year bringing home numerous honors in both invitationals and conference competition. In fact, at the awards night Mr. Probert seemed to hand out more plaques than everyone else put to- gether! With a hard working coach behind you, making you lift those weights and run those stairs, you knew something good had to come out of it. As always there were the fish awards. and the starvation diets to lose two pounds before the meet that night, but that's all a part of wrestling. The guys all try to look mean and aggressive, but everyone knows that they're quiet and reserved on the inside . . . right? The team qualified four of the more reserved wrestlers for State compe- tition, and returned home with a second place earned by Phil Christ. But everyone knows none of it wouldlve been possible without such dedication by one of the most outstanding coaches in Michigan4Coach Pro- bert. WRESTLING TEAM, lst row, from left: M. Byard C. Golovich J. Skelton 2nd row: P. Christ T. Mol G. Probert A. Gray J. Sladek 3rd row: B. Belfy S. Smith R. Hilton M. Snizik D. Whitley C. Wimmer B. Snizik D. Key 4th row: M. Kiteley R. Hilton T. DeYoung As 3 Mat ter . s,,,... . 4-ls.-e. X 'ww X-e .?: sg-3-ag-3,-'-eff Qfasyif., s X. 9' 'S Y-1 f- 'll' ff-V' .2 ' Q s ms Je t ,... 3 . . .. .. T . x 1 .-aw :- 1: ' N ..,,,.,,,-va-'f- h S N K p , A ,VJ , .- U' f We, 2 ' v X . 2 ,W -'.- M t . , T ff .:we.' w-3 W . .1--5,. g g My . .- M W-. ia Y-03,4 of Fact '5 'I' 'Thi of STATE FINALISTS, from left: Coach Probert, G. Probert, T. Mol, P. Christ, T. Drew. 1414 'W :W Q- V NZ'-Y ul' 'Q an J' Eretty Enthusiastic -Eipers ll' J as I L - 'ft'--L .! . ' J. . j.. 7 1. x ' .l X L wtfvf -1-Ii 'l .A X . ,J 5 -,X L ' 'v I zf. ,ff A , - .q f r f. , XA! 'wt Q 3 ikki, . J 'K f 'ff 'S S W K . 'Q V . Z t 9 l :QQ 4 s . K 7 - it ' Pep Band Director, Mr. Stutzman. Plpl' BAND. in front: J. Sundbcrg. 2nd row, from left: J. Wallace, L. Fiedler, B- SWHHSOIL D- Smith, K- CHITCLG- LOPCIJ- GCCLJ- Beflage Helms, L. Wiemer, K. Paul, T. McNamara, J. Marshall, K. Kroll, S. J. Jarvis. Standing: D. JOHSS, N- Lewis, M- Gallagher- Bloom, J. Pcttis, R. Winchcstcr, K. Currey, D. Haggard. 3rd row: L. Basketball '75 . . . Pf- ,,as . .7 il' ' A A f- I 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH: Mr. Anderson. Questions arose in our minds early in the season when the pep talks began with, This, men, is a basketball. lt has a strange effect on the scoreboard when thrown through the basket. Those pep talks seemed to work most of the time. The only problem was that the other coach must have said the same thing, only meaner. Aggression seemed to be the key to the Varsity squad this year as they came back to finish strong-handing in a 5 win. 9 loss conference record. Their record may be somewhat disillusioning though, because of the games were lost by slim margins, like in Districts. Even though the Rayder team didn't influence the score- board enough sometimes, their effect on the crowd was enough to maintain that great Rayder spirit that is always electrifying. VARSITY BASKETBALL, lst row, from left: C. Klooster, E. Slone, K. Martin, D. Boss, trainer. Missing from photo: D. Martinchek, K. J. Greene, R. Alger, C. Faust, C. Culbertson, G. Grubaugh, trainer. Stokes. 2nd row: M. Hosmer, M. Streeter, M. Doan, J. Donaldson. D. Greene, 59 Fielding Goalden 1 1. f' 4 Freshmen and J.V J.V. BASKETBALL. lst row, from left: T. Fowler. G. Mort. W. Drenth, E. N1z1nn.S. Boss, M. Way. 2nd row: B. Williams, N. Klooster. L, Bradley. D. Tollus. P, Schaefer, G. Pct- ris. S. Berluge. Dv J.V. RECORD W L ' Conference 8 6 Overall 10 9 FRESHMAN BASKET- BALL, lst row, from left: J. Elzinga. T. Left. K. Speer, J. Left. 2nd row: J. Alger, G. Carter, P. Kloos- ter. G. Krueger. P. Paul. 3rd row: K. Cinnamon, B. Avery, S, Schuch, R. Warn- 4' 'I CI. ..,-'12 FROSH RECORD W L Conference Overall f f .M I f' li Q ? x .f Q. J' 4 ,A , 143 I 2 The Mark of Distinction Every year, after everyone has put forth undying efforts in their particu- lar sport, they are honored at an awards night. Not awarded for sports are the boys and girls staters, although the boys might argue that it was a sport. It's never hard to forget the speeches by Mr. Probert and Mr. Car- ey. However, in all fairness Mr. Carey's speech was shorter than usual. Some- times you wonder if they wanted the award. lt always seems like the letters are thinner and the certificates smaller, but they still mean just as much. It's a time of remembering all the hard work, the times you wanted to just skip practice-but didn't-and kept on working anyway, and all the butter- flies that seemed to invade your stom- ach before the big game or meet. Sure, it's a time to relive all the ex- citing moments, but it's even more exciting to look ahead. - I 4? 'Tr 'T' i gil 1 L jx. ff. ALL CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY: W. Drenth. 64 , -v f 11-4- Su-Q ,J 1 f ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL, from left: B. Alger, Honorable Mentiong D. Greene, lst String: K. Martin, H.M.: M. Streeter, H.M.: J. Sladek, H.M. Missing from photo: P. Christ, H.M. y ,fy g , ' ,N H 735,15 if 4 df 4 A A , f .- . Ig, 'Q' , f ltr t ,, BOYS. STATE, from left: D. Mort, S. Bearss, R. Winchester, J. Pettis, T. Mol. In front: S. Rat- igan. -I cr' f v. '- II 5. R!! 4. jx.. I --ff N ...N I 5, 5, ,r 1 , .1 Q 'Fffg , 'QQ i .L fp 1 i ,bf , I wh7U, 1 ' 1 X' l I -Q z,f,,y? , ff? 'I' . , Qu , ,., ...H ' Q'.,v ALL CONFERENCE BASKETBALL, ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL: D. Greene. STEWART IRISH COLEMAN STEWART IRISH COLEMAN AWARD1 C. Pence. AWARD: M. Streeter. GIRLS' STATE,fr0ml6f1I M.C21fCY, S-Warne? 2nd PLACE STATE WRESTLING CHAMP: P. Christ S.0.S.: Spike or Set Playing and praying hard payed off for the Girls, Vol- leyball team. as they combined hard work and togetherness to bring home a 17 win, 4 loss record and an ence championship. Things aren't always se platters. as the girls found that volleyball is more than just hitting a little white ball over a met. There are all the sore arms, wrists. tingers. and knees that go along. There was really only one time when it looked like they would really have to send an S.O.S.,-when the bus broke down. But, that didn't seem to change their luck. Even though everyone knows it wasn,t luck in the first place. Af- ter all, when you dominate a sport like the Girls, Volleyball team has for four years, it,s no longer luck-at least partly anyway. other Confer- rvedn on silver ref' . I VOLLEYBALL TEAM, lst row, from left: J. Wimmer, H. Dove, L. Steelman, J. Elzinga. 2nd row: Mrs. Osterberg, Coach G. Eby, C. Streeter, B. White, S. Dyer, H. Garten. 3rd row: L. Kaeslin, C. Pence. 4th row: G. Reedy, B. Egler. Missing from photo: K. Currey. X 5090 6 .J 1 I 'E Ay 7 ' LL V 'HF' 1 H I nw. 5 Q , . MQW 'I l If O w ww, -viii' HWYM- s Ju 1 HOT CHS's ski team slalomed its way to sensational and surprising statistics, the Boys capturing lst in the confer- ence with the Girls close behind in Ind. We all. of course, knew it was be- cause the team had such outstanding practice facilities-while the Boyne team was schussing at the Highlands and Petoskey slalomed at Nubs, the CHS team raced down their own magic mountain-McSauba. No small part of the success could be attributed to Coach Mr. Murray who always demon- strated perfect form. Success in the CHS tradition wasn't easy . . . calis- thenics,-3O degree temperatures, diets, blizzards, stomach butterflies, and long bus rides . . . but the thrill of victory was worth it! Hot Dog! J swim SKI TEAM, lst row, from left: K. King, L. Wiemer, C. Malpeli, J. row: Lundteigen, M. Cockfield, T. Lass, M. Malpeli. Missing from Bergmann, C. Richardson, P. Boss. 2nd row: D. Engstrom, M. Landon, photo: J. Marshall, C. Beggrow, P. Berg, N. Berg. L. Smith, K. Martin, S. Hufford, D. Wood, R. Stebe, L. Begrow. 3rd Doggin'!! S T' Ski Team Coach, Mr. Murray. fl! , x-'audi l, ...H ,A-M 5 wikis' K ...4 ii!! l -, fc ' X I 55' ,,.,...-, 'Il f' :X .Af , P il H Foreign Languages: Under their new advisor, Miss Kravutske. the Spanish club had one of its busiest years ever. The year was highlighted by the annual Spanish Club dinner and a new tradition, a canoe trip. The club's main concern this year was having bake sales in order to raise enough money for a trip to Mexico next year. Head sombreros for the club this year were President Nora Lewis, Vice president Patty Egler, Secretary Mark Gallagher and Treasurer Kim Gould. 3 ADVISOR: Miss Kravutske. '-u:i.., ::T ,,,. 'ilimg ,. . ,JL M ,I '-.mms N-.,, s-m.,.,,,w. 'e'Z.. ..,1-Z sie X Y , , . . ., er E, .. k -. S 'f s J' L. aww, Xb W, .D ti! l in it ' 'A V ii A 2 ' :raw 3 ' Xie 'P mai uk my Kumi SWIM 4 ,anne v,,,,. . . new . 'QW adj? Nif P' ,K . -.,A,v1 ' ..., , itz. ,sb A sf X-ai.. .4991 s .Ay 4, . SPANISH CLUB, lst row, from left: K. Gould, treasurer, L. Murray, K. Rosencrants, L. White, J. Geer, J. Schmidt, B. Swanson, P. Egler, M. Gallagher, secretary, G. Packard, N. Lewis, president, M. Faculak, vice president, M. Martin, historian, S. Greene. C. Bubnak, Miss Kravutske, Advisor. 2nd row: E. Bourke, R. Borths, 70 Communicating Friendship if ,X-4-e' 1. pr, . Tap 4'Z K'Xl ' 1974-75 was a busy year forthe Latin Club at C.H.S. under the ac- tive leadership of President Tammy Wieland, Vice President Ann Bu- day, Secretary Margaret Warner and Treasurer Cheryl Coppens. The activities included the Christmas party, bake sales and the selling of locker hangers to raise money forthe annual Latin Ban- quet. In the clubas Hnal year, a spe- cial thanks is given to Mrs. Novak for her many years of help in su- pervising the projects ofthe club. gi - f, .j. ,AAA . 1, 5 ei B .Q if . . P is K t '- Q I t LATIN CLUB lst row, from left: C. Coppens, treasurer, K. Gould, P. Chard, N. Berg, K. Carter, C. Wilson. J. Gould, A. Buday, vice presi- Schuch M Grrffen 2nd row: T. Wieland, president, W. Wieland, G. dent, Mrs. Novak, Advisor. Missing from photo: G. Boss, J. Cinna- Packard J Grat 3rd row: M. Warner, secretary, K. Britton, K. Blan- mon, L. Corbin, B. Dhaseleer. Around the World Wren you heard Merci beaucoupn in the halls of C.H.S.. you knew that either a new language had been added to the curriculum. or that Spanish had changed drastically! Si? Well. they might have both been true, but the new lan- guage was French, and as everyone knows, when there's a new language. therels a new club. The French club started small. but gained in membership Cespecially for the picturej. They got busy right away selling candles and then Polly Doodlesefor six months. Naturally, they moved on to bigger and better things like dinners and bake sales. Exciting things lie ahead for them as they work towards a trip to Switzer- land next spring. if vlvsdv-Kvvllltkltth .W 00 ,J T - J -1 J . - - r V FRENCH CLUB, lst row. from lefti S. Peters, N. Hogan, A. Kleiber, Secretary, S. Michael, R. Klooster, L. Wiemer, M. Buday, Treasurer, T. Taube, S. Geer, J. Seidel. 2nd row: E. Lundteigen, M. Stangis, P. Hogan, R. Barrett, L. Blanchard, H. Dove, D. Boss, D. Bellows, K. , Af? 1 .... I f X rg., 'fi x i 4 f 1 fw ', .. Britton, M. Griffen, J. Wimmer, President, M. LeVasseur, Vice Presi- dent, T. McCullough, Ms. Liebold, Advisor. Missing from photo: L. Pidek, D. Taylor, C. Wood, D. Klooster, D. Dvoracek. i ',zQxf2s21l-r3'. Dear Pen Pal, l'm told where you live is really quite far. Would you please send directions on how I can get where you are? You're a Good IVlan Charlie Brown I Come on, Charlie you. nmwii 4 ill Nunn Brown, we're all behind Every year, in the month of Jan- uary, strange noises echo in the halls ofC.H.S. They most often originate from Mrs. Ford's room as the Drama team gets ready for production. Those strange noises were just a small part of all the hard work that was put into the show. It took even more work than usual, because they tried some- thing new-a musical. The whole Pea- nuts gang learned how to sing and act at the same time. There were all the headaches that accompany the pro- duction ofa show like learning to put on make-up, convincing the boys that they looked good in eyeliner, carrying a dog dish in your mouth, dancing with a blanket, learning to like Beethoven, learning your lines in the hospital, and the ultimate of eating a peanut butter sandwich and talking at the same time. It all paid off when the trophy was Won and the performances were over. There was even some sadness when you heard You're a good man, Char- lie Brown! for the last time. CHARLIE BROWN CAST AND CREW, lst row, from left: H. Patrie, Carter, D. Boss, J- Wimmef, M- BOSHTT, K- BINOH, J- MHYS, T- Wie' L. Smith, T. Hauff, J. Berlage, G. Boss, V. Wynkoop, K. Rosencrats. land, D. Bellows. Missing from photo: C. Faust, J. Kaufman, H. Dove, 2nd row: Mrs. Ford, Director, D. Clark, K. Blanchard, M. Buday, K. M. GriffCrl- Charlie Brown . . . Jon Mays Lucy .. Linus . . Patty . . Schroeder Snoopy ..... Dona Bellows . Mike Bogart Kathy Britton . Heath Patrie . Denise Boss Q3 11 A in - 3 L f Q K 1. fa, ,off - we MK ffsf. ,, A K, ,, 1 E .gs ,,, If B -on-1 N .uv--, ee. 1. x. 2 fx NN , -v. 1' li B l O ,, Q ' 4 - C . A - N H- , f - H, 4 .:,,Vj-XT: T r ,wwgzt 1 . ' U at r J 1323? ' 154 I . , ' 'E ' 1 . - '- fl - 'U . I ' ' , A I KN gk ei - Y if V .4 W 4 ' Elf-Q Fw, V ,, 1 Ux '?,Q.g ,, A ' 'Q gig? lb wr ,Q , X 'nfs bleached bones of the form .fn K . f A 's ' Q gomg to pitch again? Because if s fa' Q- -, -K l 1 l l l J Af xi' -35 vii- -V 1500 A , .., - -was l'4 'vi Rr-M The Dusk Jubilant Juniors It was the last year before that hallowed year when they could finally call themselves Seniors. For a while, they seemed to run Old McDonaldls farm. raffling off turkeys, pumpkins and a side of beef. Thats a lot of bull! It all added up for a plentiful harvest helping them to somewhat over- come the notorious bank deficit that always ac- companies the prom. Not only did the bank ac- count suffer, but also all those hard working Juniors behind it. And the Sophomores can't wait until they're Juniors? Boy are they disillusioned. The float didn't quite make it up the last step to victory as the Freshmen float squeaked by and took first. But then we have to remember that the Freshmen think they accomplished something, so the Juniors played along. Their revenge will come in a couple of years when the Freshmen are Ju- niors and they'll have to take History. It was a very good year over all, even if the secret pass- word was PSATXNMSQT. Then, while watching all those Seniors graduate, the realization came that the remainder of the upperclassmen was gone . . . and they envied them. ,-0 1 . CLASS OFFICERS, lst row, from left: H. Hansen, Presidentg S. Wood, Secretaryg C. Streeter, Treasurer. 2nd row: Advisors, Mr. Carey and Mr. Crook. Missing from photo: J. Cinnamon, Vice-Pres. Robert Alger ,L A , J Judy Allison H ulib .1 W Q H A g ,N -Xi? 1 Valerie Anderson if - 2 ,, f - ' XJ Chris Avery J...-t A. 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K f S- ' Lucy Wiklanski Randy Williams Ronald Wilson Chris Wimmer Shelly Wood Valerie Wynkoop Charlevoix High School Symphonic Band under the di- rection of Clarence A. Odmark played to heights ofsuccess never before heard in the years of C.H.S. band history. The band took the step to Class B and came away with a I rating, in district festival competition. Then it was on to state com- petition. this year without the overnighter downstate. To show their gratitude to Mr. Odmark the band played their way to a Symphony Band. and for C.H.S A lrating in State in Class B . . . a first for Mr. Odmark, for the ,W AK W Qi ai aqmavfw' SYMPHONY BAND: lst row, from left: C. Coppens, M. Gallagher, M. Solomon, P. Schuch, D. Dvoracek, L. Himebauch, J. Wertman. 2nd row: D. Smith, R. Bar- rett. T. Hauff, L. Skeel, K. Ditlow, G. Powell, M. Nielsen, A. Wagner, J. Thuss. 3rd row: J. Geer, N. Lewis, J. Alspaugh, J D. Johnson. M. Olmstead, C. Stapf, D. Boss, C. Avery, S. Berlage, S. Boss, J. Jarvis, D. Klooster. 4th row: K. Sladek, L. Begrow, Donaldson, J. Marshall, K. Martin, W. Drenth. Missing: J. Sund- bcrg, R. Rosencrants, J. Cinnamon, S. M. Kane, K. Kroll. af.. M, -3 29 Great Years r 2 E 1 lllllllll Ill ll lll f f Wy 1 kai s .Vt w f 74- V sa ,ic - - , i of Symphonizing X f' yn-Uv' r l Band Director, Clarence Odmark. The year was a special one for the Symphony Band, for it was the last one for Mr. Odmark on the director's podium. The band supplied crisis and concerts to Mr. Odmark's memo- ries ofC.H.S .... crisis like a bus-smashed baritone six minutes before the State festival, a widespread absenteeism epidemic, and concerts like the final spring concert for Odie which brought congratulations and a few tears. As the year ended for the Symphonic Band and Mr. Odmark, the future on the hori- zon for the great C.H.S. Symphony Bands looks very. very bright. 9' , Ht- 5 f J 1 . , SYMPHONY BAND: lst row, from left: T. Probert, B. Dhaseleer, B. Swanson, J. Graf, D. Haggard, K. Carter. L. Fiedler. 2nd row: P. Potter, J. Boss, P. Hogan, V. Revoir, C. Popenhagen, G. Russell, J. Wallace, M. Rybicki,J. Bcrlage,G. Pettis. 3rd row: R. Russell, K. Currey. J. Pettis, L. Warner, S. Winchester. L. Bradley, S. Bloom, S. Wood, D. Jones, K. Paul, S. Ruble, B. Williams, T. Mol, M. Way. 4th row: D. Mort, D. Tollas, R. Winchester. B. Goss, T. Fowler, J. Alger. Mr. Od- mark. Triumphant Tooters P T7 il., 1,4 5 I l 3- IS, f M fx? Q --fgzif 1 f,f+:4'?Y?Zl STATE SOLO-FNSEMBLE ENTRANTS: L. Fiedler, J. Marshall, M. STATE CLARINET SOLQ, 1st Division Rating: M. Gallagher. Gallagher. 5 gd Km' 47 HONORS BAND MILMBERS, from left: G. Loper. J. Pettis, K. Carter, K. Currey, J. Marshall, K. Kroll, R. Winchester, L. Fiedler, M. Gallagher .f - s.. x 3 t Q3 ,af v 9 'Q - 1, 1 Q ' . ' lr:,4, F: 1: I U it' ' ,H III' b f i' A N , , pn. J N ' 'Y - Af: H . A ,X X I' I 1 2 'J af' ' L -'ii' , .:w:.T:,M,,:, 1 if lf' Q W -..li -- H, , .w -Yrffgz.. xml Everblasting Blowhards tAIias: Jazz Band! Some of the echoes that remain in the halls ot C.H.S. when school adjourns originate in the band room -after hours. Lots ol' hard blowing and tricky rhythms put together everything from the blues to Chicago when the Jazz Band gets together. Jazz Band, unlike Concert band, is a chance for those hard blowing brass and lower woodwind sections to show offeemore than usual. Of course there are a few special additions like an electric piano and guitars. It may not seem too musical, but it all goes together to give C.H.S. alittle taste ot' New ans. Orle ,X M - . 3' 4-if .ffm ' - ,J A u Sm i Q. .-'sz JF' U I Nt A J.. JAZZ BAND. In front: J Marshall. lst row, from left: J. Berlage, S. Wood. D. Jones, S. Bloom. L. Bradley. 2nd row: K. Paul. T. Mol. J. Pettis, K. Currey J. Sundberg, K. Kroll. R. Winchester. Missing from photo: K. Blanchard, K. Speer, D. Taylor, J. Jarvis. M. Gallagher. Another Day, Another The boys track team continued their T winning ways again this year. finishing a - spectacular Ind in the Statell WHAT'?? That's right! It was a fitting end to a vic- tory laden season. Some of their many trophies came from the Soo, Rudyard, Petoskey. Conference and Regionals. All of which they placed first in. Not only did they bring home new trophies, they also brought home a new way to burn somebody. You might ask. WHAT was that? Well, you said it! They also bid a fond farewell to their hard working. dedicated coach, Mr. Stutzman, who probably knew more good stories than anyone else on the team. 395 'Q ' . .JN .4 1 A I i .X is I 'll ., X YW: - 3.5 ' 1 .Ll . if ' f6r'N , fret' 'affw fiv it my ,ta ' ' z ' ' ,. So 4- nf: Q l VX' :Ti eff- ' nfl... BOYS TRACK TEAM, Front, from left: C. Faust, E. Russell. lst row: D. Smith. D. Clark, L. Begrow, M. Doan, T. Fowler, R. Empey, N. Klooster, C. Klooster, E. Bourke, W. Drenth, M. Bogart, K. Paul, K. Speer. 2nd row: S. Michael, M. Way, T. Left, G. Kruskie, D. Hufford, B. Shores. G. Krueger, D. Greene, S. Boss, B. Williams, T. Jones,J .' .X W 'fa-K -fr 'Qi f I-.W Elzinga, F. Muma, G. Carter. 3rd row: R. Bearss, B.Ti11en B Alger J Cinnamon, S. Schuch, G. Papadourakis, D. Tollas, K. Lieberman S Bearss, D. Boss, K. Cinnamon, E. Mann, B. Potter, J. Kaufman K Martin, J. Left. Hanging: K. Speer, T. Left. .J -5' A ff-if of' Season, Another Victory Q, 'Sr' 'W Track Coach, Gary Stutzman N 89 With a Hop, Skip, Perhaps a bit overshadowed by the boys track team, the girls also had a suc- cessful season. They were able to attend some invitationals this year which pre- pared them for their fine showing at the State meet. Earlier in the year they par- ticipated in the M.S.U. and Chip relays and even brought home some medals. '--'-- Losing to Rogers City once again in the Conference meet the girls placed fifth in a not so easy Regional and qualified five for state. They placed in all three events and everyone brought home a medal. Mrs. O and Mr. Martin kept them busy on the weight machine thanks to Mr. Pres- nell, and maybe after all the sore stom- ach muscles from so many sit-ups, and putting up with shin splints, the hard work C25 paid off. 64' g Q23 'ae-ea. -if. a ' 'lilll GIRLS' TRACK, lst row, from left: D. Haggard, A. Potter, G. Eby, K. 4th row: B. White, K. Gould, J. Goss, V. Smith, D. Leonard, T. Kla- Currey, J. Alger, T. Novotny, K. Sell. 2nd row: M. LeVasseur, N. ma, B. Klooster. Sth row: J. Gould, C. Metzger, T. Hufford, C. Pence, Christ, L. Murray, P. Sneathen, A. Kleiber, B. Swanson. 3rd row: D. T. Penney, K. Sladek. 6th row: B. Meadows, T. Bradley, P. Hosmer, Boss, L. Kaijala, C. Pidek, T. Mitchell, C. Ranger, K. Jones, T. Mann. C. Osterberg, A, Klooster, L. Caldwell. and aJump AQAQQ. 73 yn , '51 , if ff' lx ',,. QQW, ,A M df . b ' U ' .fiwnil .vb xx it QV 5' 9 Q,..: Q3!':... , . X W ..,,Y 2.1 1.1 M, , 'da Km- re. ' if- wi 'N 'W 1 91 TENNIS '75-the For the first year as a Varsity sport, the Tennis Team carrie through with a winning season capturing Regionals at ' - Leelanau and finishing with an impressive conference record of . 1 1 wins. 2 losses. Also a first, Erik Lundteigen was the team,s representative to the state competition in Kalamazoo. The team was so enthusiastic about playing they held a raffle for ' , funding and snow shoveling party on the courts . . . although Q' at the time it didn't really seem like a party. The tennis team was an example to all sports in C.H.S., proving that even with- out school funding and sponsorship, a team can be successful - If tennis players around the state, and pure team dedication. V . . with good coaching, patient parents willing to drive rowdy , , ,yr -1' .K -df., . 1 f f , u- if YKWNT p 1Mxe,.:cZf'5i N 4 ,T I .M 'if 'ar 1, i 35, l e - H, 1 fa M., za my ft ' it . 3-94 as 2. 4, M W on fa. ' ',' ' 9 ' if flfaf A lg- 7- , Q. T' 1 H L T 'M vw fag ,ak 1. 1 '42 if '. fm iz ?gfa.':4f.,i1ff2 3 ' fi' ' f f 'L 7' . T 'f- f ' A N 1 'uf 2 'A1-N, , .wi,g,? ap. fry sf . f xy -, -, xg A, Fw, , , a,4z,,4fl3'1z,yXf..fiZ 5 4 Nj' S X ' V , Z 'X sf! 4 sig ? 'f '3. W x 2. 3 :Sf 4,521 f S. ki, N 3, , A m- ' ' I -4 3391 V Ji ,- f fl? Q 's TENNIS TEAM, 1ST IOW, from left T- MCNHIUHIH, M- HOSIUCI, E- Winchester, D. Taylor, S. Berlage, M. Malpeli, S. Hufford, B. Oster- Lundteigen, J. Marshall, M. Cockfield, L. Smith, D. Engstrom, E. berg, N. Berg, L. Wiemer. Slone, D. Herron, J. Greene. 2nd row: P. Berg, C. Malpeli, T. Lass, S. E 1' I :- il X .Liz l V 3. A 1 fiflrv ' 'Ai x f an-. 1 il ,f I . '1 1' ,flff ' f 'f 45 -if if 'A Q f -A AWK' f ' ,sf rf-1, Q ' Q 'f ' ' -f -7 ,fix -2- V i .4 in . ...J aw . Q f l- Jgnffz, N3 ,qv .,,,a.w,. .1 H. 2. we if-3' 79' X' - 4 4- -1 4 4 4 5. f-'51 'A' , V 1. J 5Nw A -aqui'-.,. w Q.. 3, yy 'yy-:fu 2 he ...A xii- wh. 4 A . ii xt, A ,jf f' 35' 14-5 Courtin' of Love An I 3 fir I C7359 1 W'35f'i - v.. W .1 . ff z H Wi, 1 'S -lffiifk .45 .. f'ffi4f.-'-L. . 1 'i ?g'.f+'QS,n'U 5. , Y. .r'W,5,4,'::' i ., -wt f. . w.f,f.gf,, . 'Aly f-gp-ILE?-' N, . N A 'A ,yi ? .'fb,X .N , . , , M X ,- k vti'o' P , A 'w,::3'f.:,,, I A K f 1. fl .X .5 . 1 .1 X , 3 I 4. ff iw. ,- 1 3, . h Q, uf Ny, his ff ,. in A' M 521 , Eli ab. di. Split sets . . . tie breaker . . . 3-4, 4-4, . . . 5-4, E. Lundteigen, Regional Winner. K wow- ZV 4,22 if Qin 4 wt 4' f y f ,ff f 1 if . f - ff' ' H 1 ' Q . K L. ,. H . v 4 , ,. ,, , 1 ' xr: K . D 4 f V53 . ,f 4. .- Hof: ,yk -fi . A - .,.r' 1 5, ,gj,,, L . V A' 1 giagiwlf . . - me 2 1 ,- ml ,f,!,k:iA, .Q 4 - if ff f W 4- X ? 15 fi , , 2 'A f 1 Hu: - f AG-f fgi figgmg .A -V .',ffg2f'1QWg5.i ie eh jf 5 ' xi s 1 1 f-ff. 1. X., A fa A ,.,,aVV4, jp- ,, , X -,- , 1 2.6145 -,wwf QA- .Zen - -, , .- 4.55, 5, Q- , . 4 r v-,4 V f gs? ' , Apu, .1 2 , 1 vp 2 4 gtome. 19. . -44 A ..--, 5 M ,gg I ,- 4 1 - p sf 5247 J' . , Q, i '5j f Qyugsfwuaa-su-ou.-nur -on fly if - , K 3, Blfaf i '71'ff'e1w'ff i 'f - V I. N,.v-vga.:-e-fri, f H. M f ' - ,- , ' ..', 21' Q1 'A u I 0 v if ' 4 --.sy .pfww Tennis Coach, C. Wright. The crazy clowing antics of Campus Life brought smiles and laughs to a lot of CHS students through the long win- ter of tests. teachers. and textbooks. Besides the regular meetings where 30 or so kids ate some considerate parent out of house and home, there were those completely unique Campus Life creations like . . . Freddie's Fearless Feather Frolics featuring Freshmen and other Fun Folks. where mature high school students slugged each other with feather pillows and ate ice cream from a bathtubgWrap Up '74M a fun and faith-filled four days in Canada's super city of Toronto with Trademark: the great get-away, fun in the Florida sunshinegand in the spring Campus Life's own Skitzowtusidor- fritaclodsethalapartyi' fwhich, by the way, is not a code word for the Rus- sian undergroundj! But Campus Life meant a lot more to many than just laughs. It brought insight and a formula for balanced living to high school kids all over Northern Lower Michigan that will remain long after 1975! The Crazy Clowns ig. ii CAMPUS LIFE, lst row, from left: R. Klooster, D. Klooster, S. Westenbroek, J. Hicks, D. Boss, L. Kaijala, G. Boss. 2nd row: J. Berlage, C. Way, A. Klooster, J. Boss, T. Wieland, T. Hauff, K. Carter. 3rd row: J. Sundberg, G. Powell, P. Potter, A. Potter, W. Wieland, G. Packert Con topl, C. Wilson, L. Fiedler, K. Britton, G. Pettis. if r 1 .t W ABM . if is i V fe, F: 1. e 4 F':1i.ff7-if' Q' .. ,, of Campus Life 1s,- fs f'.n7 ' ...ai Forensic Charlevoix High School's Forensicteam fumbled,fought, and Finished a year with some success, no money and a lot of laughs. Success came for Denise, Dona, and Darrell as they qualified for State finals in Ann Arbor. The team ran out of money early in the season and had to pinch pennies to finish the year. But the laughs came despite the poverty with CHEAP trips to Ann Arbor and the Bagel Factory, the Ann Arbor Hilton's swimming pool, dinner at Weber's, and gas station rest stops. Forensics seemed to come on top of many other activities this year and the rush ofthe forensic folks was fanat- ical. But all emerged a little more trained in the methods of public speaking, acting, and interpretation with lots of smiles. Fri -uf -Q -s. Q , Lf, '-1-'V . . 'f -l 1 '45 A ' ' ..4. ' fn ' 1 V Y 'I 1, . , .f -1, . ,, 1 . -- ig. 1. . ' WL4 - ,. , . . 4 ,I , .. FORENSICS TEAM, Front row: M. Bogart. lst row, from left: J. er L Glass 2nd row K Britton J Wlmmer M Buday D Boss D Mays, H. Dove, D. Clark, J. Kaufman, L. Helms, L. Caldwell, L. Wiem- Bellows J Boss T Wieland W Wleland G Packert K Carter sf ,I If c , 'fx' . Sf, I ...xl 1 all 'H M , Follies ,,' ,J ,, Q' 1 3 .18 if 2, f 4 a K 1' QS it I , ' Alex. 'sv A X yvl 332711 --- . ... f 'N tl 'H ,gm-. , -N 3155253 1:4 ,.,, . N lst: D. Clark, alt., Reg. 2nd: D. Boss, 2nd, Dist., 1st, Reg., St. Finals qual., Sweepstakes. 3rd: D. Bellows, 2nd, Dist., alt., State Finals, Sweepstakes. :QW -'sw - r-1 I The Sunset lt X K W xx N, M t A 2 ' , XNSYWWQS x ' 5 Y N2 '-an X' li sagem' X ig Twkq is Seniors . . . What Are They'?'? 1,...L ..-lfsf-l-ff A ,X rlml l f sv tx YARN 5 Q K ,X S 3 if Q EN Library Freaks . . . that is when it's convenient to get out of class! 'U' Innocent . . . or Surprised? 100 .w f if ' ' aff' vm Strong and Healthy . . . with cast iron stomachs. f , of f , f . ,,,,. 3 Q A Ci' t , 1 X S , l I ' 5 . :ef ' X H 5 'X f f l' t H mf '-W . 3 Slaves to the underclassmen . . . for one day only that is!! i , V' 'ms 'YI vi H, .4 b Ingenius . . . those small cars are so inviting!! 4. 5 -. --N., .1 l Serious . . . or is he just trying to thread a needle'?! Cultured . . . lovers of tine, classical music!! vpn Wicked with paper wads . . . when classmates fall asleep in class!! Crazy at parties . . . or do they always run around with eyes closed, mouths open'?! lOl Seniors '75 7 June lst. 1975 . . .The day seemed as if it would never arrive. It took thirteen years for Graduation day to come and then--free- dom. But walking away from C.H.S. it was good just to turn around fora minute and smile . . . Kindergarten started the class of '75 out right-laughing when Ron Winchester leaned over too far to see the goldfish and fell in. As the years of elementary school came and went. there were minor crises and good timesg CLASS OFFICERS, from left: T. Probert, Vice i President: C. Kiteley, Treasurer: Mr. Green, Ad- visor: J. Graf, Secretary: Mr. Murray, Advisorg D. Clark, President. Q 5? fs '13 was if C me Q . 9' , Q Wir g , 7'4ff-f' - ,i 5 Q if 4, ,. xv -xr., ,ge 21, Q 'QW 'Z is ,sl an 2 2 Lindy Raymond Allison Thomas Steven Avery Joseph Peter Baillargeon Patricia Ann Bayer ref W. s A , se: tit ' , A f Y f - , ff , -YQ i , , , 2 , gi ' 5, ,Inga f , . A ,we 7:0 ,' . 3 44.4 t f 5122 , , A ,, . et f 2 t 1 . 1, 4. fda' if 3-5755 Steven James Bearss Christopher D. Begrow William John Belfy Michael E. Bennett 102 v V3 - - as '-2 aa V. f vt, .aff V? 3 i x , T1A J The class that finally made it. .A Q , like running through the tunnel, Mrs. Potter's SRA reading class, the piano falling on Steve Bloom, and putting on the play Tom Sawyer in Mr. Chew's room. By Junior High the class of '75 had become the rowdy class they were destined to be. The new found daring was tried out on a fresh, new teachereeMr. lvlatchinski. He soon discovered this was no ordinary class when his room was ran- sacked, flooded. and set on fire. There were also the days of Home Ee for boys AND girls, being turned upside down by Mr. Burns to learn what a reciprocal was, and dances with records. By High School this class had grown up a little more and were kept in line by seniors that seemed SO large and SO old, There were the sin bins, marching band and spec buses. Finally after much complaining these 147 students became mighty seniors and ruled C.H.S. with an iron hand. The good times were good, but though it's good to re- member, it's better still to look ahead and dream of future memories. W-fm..,., ..., . K .W Nancy Sue Berg Jeffrey Allen Bergmann Lisa Louise Bergmann Kim Y. Blalwhard fly' 'Z I , . .l K we fvwmirfai? ' W Steven Clark Bloom Michael L. Bogart '. ,f J 103 4 Wa-w-vvevi-' W6 5 'uf Si f :Y't 'l , ,, Gayle Lynn Boss Janet Sue Boss Kathryn Ann Britton Ann Marie Buday SAK-vw Alan S. Campbell Marjorie Jean Carey John L. Carpenter Kim Lea Carter Friends Today, Tomorrow, Forever. wmmefr 4 frfmfsvrrf I , . V , Q' Qs. Darrell L. Clark Paula Annette Clark Denise M. Cooper Cheryl Ann Coppens Robert M. Depew Patrick J. DeYoung J : .Aff ,JY f .,'f'1 IWW '?:',f. - 2 1? 1 Y 1 I W, 2: f n3,y ,w. t Qfg fx 5 Beth Ann Dhaseleer James Lee Donaldson E H We N ever Susanne LaRue Donaldson Bonnie Lori Drost ww HM Gene B. Drost rg avasllhx Mr ,fi .4 M X if i as Linda Love Duke Elizabeth Ann Egler Richard Lee Elzinga Sue Ann Elzinga Billee Gayle Falting Promised you a Rose Garden. Charles Wesley Faust Susan Blair Fowler Barbara L. Goss Judy Marie Gould Jan Renee Graf YG' V A. e Z r , - xo! X. x Alan Duane GTHY Daniel Patrick Greene Diane Elaine Grubaugh Kevin JameS Gallagher If you want to be happy, ,' -ei ' -Tolstoy Bonnie Lynn Hilton 'ff zf' Jeffrey Lynn Himebauch Jerry Lee Himebauch Rex Benson Hodge Lynn K. Hodgkinson f if Q wi' 5, 'Qi Thomas E. Hodgkinson Debra Sue Holiday Mark L. Hollow Jeffrey E. Hudson N Gia? if f x r il I if K ' at Sandra Jean Hufford Melody Annette Johnson Lori Ann Kaeslin Joseph David Kaufman 4 Mary Christine Kayner Charles Francis Kerner M Ii 25 df 'T'--'f'L Num' Lillian Kathleen Kerner Leena Kaijala Daniel M. Key Cindy Susan Kiteley There are no Strangers Y' GHY Melissa Kimble Louis A. King Charles C. Kiteley by Elizabeth H. Kleiber George Robert Kruskie Terry A. Left 110 Peggy Ann Lutz Only Friends we haven't met. - .7 11 'bf 'T'f H'7v James William Marshall Barbara A. Martin , --N- , ,. at zI2'5. ' by-ew 6 , 71 if Q MHA A 3 ff M ww S9 Q 1 nag Kevin L. Martin David Allan Martinchek Nancy Anne McPhillips Kathleen Mary Meadows us. in u ' ff Terry L66 Mol Dale C. Moore Teresa M. Moore Debra Lee MOH-ig These are our watercolor . 1 x wp-e 'ii Zyl, X If Daniel Lee Mort Catherine A. Mosoryak Frank James Muma Mary C. Nielsen Kathleen Rae Novotny Micki Sue Olmstead YYY Q v ' . S- we ' z 1, 1 u f? 4, 5, if iv ref' elf' ' 'WJ ...W F X l Brian Jay Osterberg Robert L. Ouderkirk George Papadourakis William E. Pardee memories of the way we were fi ,X .:' 'V 4 Cheryl Ann Pence Tammy K. Penney James Lee Pettis Curl Edward Plumm D Aw , 'N Paula Jean Potter - 51 in-sg if Shannon Leitrim Ratigan 'Tx Terri Lynn Probert 'iv Glenda Lynn Reedy For we may 'wx 5--7 Gregory Lynn Revoir Sylva Ann Ruble , .Jw James Lee Russell Roxanne Marie Russell e we- Mwl ,y - V W-41 ygly I 1- ' ae ' fw- , 6 . ,J 1 , f ., , ,.- Mi W in 1- x Q A 1 4 5 VVYDQ if A 3' , ' Q ' Yslw V 3 vw: 1 ' M Uni , lf -ff 9 2 ' ' gf Wk 3, 3 . ,. 6' W :Ml .5 M 'W tw ,151 Q 'I , 2512 SNK-. , 4,f, , wiv ,A 2 -, 3 'VJ A R. Mark Rybicki Robert C. Sandahl 'U' 4 never pass this way again ilf, 'V ,Z John J. Scharenbroch Kim Ellen Sell Steven J. Sitzema Jw: Susan Beth Smith Marla Kay Solomon Leanna Marie Steelman Paul Douglas Skeel James Michael Sladek Kevin Bruce Stokes Remember: ' 1.1. ' ir A Michael Edward Streeter James B. Sundberg 1 f Q 5. A . ts, ,-.-.W . Qfff,r3.wX3Q5g,VS '- N ga r 5 me X S wie H 1' ' , A Ne' 1-.QNA , ' ' , V - S 'QQ Fi? Q, x ,Y A eff- 2 in-Nxwxxr Q., , ' fi ,5-S swf' Q YT 1' ,F ' :ATN is MSN - we f ,mx 'X .Sf K .We .Aff L Q F, . 3393? I 5 Q . Q ' WW , ff' h y Donna Lee Sutton Q Cora Lois Velin r I Rachelle Kay Warner Gail Ann Wells 21. , ,aw na 'YW ,rv Andrea Jean Wagner Richard Arlen Wells 2 Q Margaret Ann Warner Judith Anne Wertman Carl K. Whitley Marla Ann Wojan Debbie Jean Wood You can't take Tamara Marierwieland in fff If ' .f N. .ffg1?'?:r'4rf 0 ' 4 Della R. Wolgamott 5 ,WZ ,,.,, . 1Wf Barry Del Wood it with you . v . F1 , 1, ,5fi n S-Q.. ri f J X yn 'A 1 it 1 N finx-. X A. Carol Ann Wilson Ronald A. Winchester -x . ...ff 1-f 'f lj Seniors not pictured: Gustavo A. Bidart, Timothy Ray Borowiak, Tami Kim Chapman, Philip Arthur Christ, Roberto Eltz, Maxwell Vun Groves, Roy L. Hawkins, Eric C. Johnson, Rochelle K. Lanter- man, George Brian Melke, Thomas Jonathan Piave, Jeffrey R. Resch, and Margo Ann Stoneham. 117 A Pat on The Back After a year of trying hard, like breaking glass, cal- culating the square root of pi, learning about pulleys and levers, memorizing organic fonnulas, and typing 60 words per minute, students are awarded for their achievements at the Awards Assembly. Of course there are always the unexpected things like the Betty Crocker award, giant drumsticks, perfect attendance records, and ofcourse the dedication ofthe yearbook. It's the time of year when you realize that maybe coming to school for the past 183 days has been worth it. BAND OFFICERS, from left: M. Gallagher-Treasurer, S. Bloom- President, J. Wertman-Secretary, J. Sundberg-Student Director. SPECIAL DRUMSTICK AWARD: J. Mar- shall. LATIN CLUB AWARDS, from left: K. Britton, C. Coppens, A. Buday, - 1 1 sw i wiv M. Warner, T. Wieland ?. ,I w f BROKEN GLASS AWARD: J, Mays, BETTY CROCKER AWARD: M. Nielsen. BOOKKEEPING AWARD: C. Coppens. YEARBOOK DEDICATION: Mrs. Helms, Mr. Helms, K. Blanchard, G. BAUSCH-LOMB AWARDS J. Gould. CHEMISTRY AWARD? T. Boro BOSS, wiak. j Time in a Bottle Nights like May 17th make memories Thls year the memories were made at Thls Ole House in Conway with the back ground of beautiful Crooked Lake framing the prcture The music was furmshed by Mongrel and made for a fairy tale come true It all went together to make an evening that will long be treasured and kept rn the corners of our minds to be uncovered by fond reminiscences in the future. If I could save time in a bottle the first C ' thing that I'd like to do, is to save every day 'til eternity passes away, just to spend them with you. If I could make days last forever, If words could make wishes .come true, I'd save every day like a treasure' and then, again, I would spend, them with you. But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. I've looked around enough to know that you're the one I want to go through time with. Jim Croce 3' x '11 Ji fl. Q, ,, Mongrel -- s. 121 I 1 P - If. Af.,-u Q ,N qu 5, , x 4 'Ba V fs:-31 A ' A W , I-n --...' 561' iw Nf' x J 1 .xl 'y J, ,X 3 ' Y 77. - mama.. F 4 L2 x X x 4 ' .r 8 x up I . f x 'YI 2 E I, 355, 3' I t 1' I ' nab Y ml ,Q Q 5 . mm N, K Sag , L ,WW Iii! , H, 1 ' xr: Q 4' I 2' ,gg Jr-.JQ 3, 2 3, an m 2 gfnziii J i?' NLF. f 'L 5. , ,Q E, 55- cw QK, 1 Y ' ,1 For weeks the slowly passing days were counted until June lst. The long anticipated day finally arrived, and when it did we were taken by surprise. The day seemed a haze of watercolor memories . . . the Senior breakfast at the Weathervane, the first strange fit of caps and gowns, roses and baby's breath, the left. right, left of Pomp and Circumstancef' a diploma actually in hand. a smile from Mr. Smith, pic- tures for proud parents, open a houses. and a party at the lake. Although leaving, the memories of C.H.S. will not be left behind, but carried and cherished inside to be thought of tomorrow with a smile. But for today, the bright horizon of the future beckons. Goodbye C.H.S. ,AW G , fair t 126 x r iz -'il-1 'wifi' ' X.. . ., st ,re 4 JUNIOR ESCORTS: Heidi Hansen, Mark Hosmer, Carol Streeter, Bob Alger, Shelly Wood, John Greene. Graduation: June 1, 1975 rf' Li 1 1 I YY I 5 'Q-.J fl .5 ifk'M TOP TEN STUDENTS, from left: Chuck Faust, Gayle Boss, Jan Graf, Cheryl Coppens, Sandy Hufford, Kim Carter, Kim Blanchard, Billie Falting, Judy Gould, Joe Kaufman. 127 gif.. f ff A To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. -Anatole France 1 G X-Li? M,f?f'f -C' ig!-GlQfJ'QQ-? GM 'Ai' L .X ,Q .- . ,L rig! Vs' 1 I .9 7 . 'I' I mmf: f A ! ' j 1 ' f 1 PRINCIPALC Vane H- Smith. VALEDICTORIAN: Gayle Lynn Boss. , ,rmnfpx gf u w , -c . v I ff,- 'Q 1+ J I A l. fi SALUTATORIANZ Judy Marie Gould. GRADUATION SPEAKER: Adm. Willard Smith. S Awards . . . Honors . . . Achievement ,Ae gi Walk on a rainbow trail, walk on a trail of song, and all about you will be beauty. There is a way out of every dark mist, over a rainbow trail. , -Navajo Song O 5 2. .Zo HJR :Q-ww , , , ,, . k f Ki a, 1.25 .K If ' 4 ,asset ' a l ' N .. , N N I VI , f- ' 3-ff , V X .2 ' Q fry 1 - fn'- ff I ,. l ll CONFERRING HONORS OF GRADUATION: Mrs. Ardeth Wieland d M Cl M 4? ' Goodbye and Good Luck!! Richer . . . Poorer . . But Never Forgotten . . Richer because of their dedication . . . Poorer because of their loss But never to be forgotten . . . 1 I If .Q ., . fx M gg 8 41' '-.. Mrs Frances Novak MIS- -lan Odmark p,,,,,,L.-h-- W wanna After many years of unending ser- vice to the students of C.H.S., we say a warm thank-you and good-bye to three of our most dedicated instruc- tors. They will be leaving us after many years of pie crusts, Roman ban- quets, syncopated rhythms and quadra tic formulas. As they leave they will carry with them the fond memories of getting I ratings at band festivals, a trip to Rome, and the most anyone could ask for, a Bachelor Cooking class. Throughout all their years at Charlevoix High, these teachers have taught more students than any other teacher currently at C.H.S. For this we canit express our thanks enough ex- cept to say that they will truly be missed and Charlevoix will always hold the marks that they have made on our educational system. MQ!--,-v-...-1 A-L U99 a,,,,np S.. V v I , ,1 LI Y , ,M v ' ,M N , 9 AVC- 95 ' A f ' 'afllh f'-'w'57, iff-pr . I L. vi. a n 4 . dugg 'vim Ag. 'R W ak.: A :VY Fmflg f. 6291314 Sz 1 Advertising ffl 1 8. Medusa Cement Co. Concrete for Performance sun 5 V, M ! Q. 7 1 s xf, .Q X I f , ,. MTW Congratulations To the Class of 1975 4 . , fl? 4 .llms smog: 4. X-3 ' rv ' ? . 'k mfs SERVICE , 11 G! V A 24 HR 1 1 1 WRECKEP. paul SERVICE iii! E-ia 511 ug 3 wvga' 92311 -1: Q UQCL5 5520 SWE? -1 09. 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M A 'il ' if? gas, ,- ' A hardy congratulations from Mr. Friendly and the gang at . . . KIT CARSON LUMBEP. CO. Gaaauwx me Bmw? 49720 Phone 547-6521 uma 1, 8 ,1- 3 R FRIDINY lY4r Cas no the sun symbol of light +I creation lil warmth growth 924 eternity universal sunness universal oneness God 8: all - love made by the sun 40396 east lake street petoskey, mich. 49770 347-5730 above symons general store Seelye Equipment Community Capri Motel McPhillips Flying Service The Village Inn Charlevoix Cable TV Edward Hansen Wayne Oil Company Haggards Plumbing and Heating The Mole Hole Peter's Electric and Charlevoix Lumber Company Heating Service, Inc. Andy's Tire World ABC Music Birdie's Beauty Shop Erber Auto Company Bellinger Marine Cellner Barber Shop American Mold Beaver lsland Boat Company The Village Milkhouse Services Charlevoix Import Service Standard Oil Company Brumm Studios B 81 D Electric Great Lakes Ship Wreck Villa Nuava Boyne Auto Parts StaffeI's Pottery WJML Radio Country Casuals Airport lnn Cass Supply, Inc. Silver Birch Motel Uncle Paul's Pizza Robert W. Winchester Warehouse Outlet Seelye's Printing Service Harbor Barber Shop Capelli Salon Earl A. Young ALLISON, LINDY RAYMOND-Football 1. AVERY, THOMAS STEVEN-Football li C0-op 1-2. BAILLARGEON, JOSEPH PETER-Cross Country 35 Latin Club 1-25 Campus Life l-35 Homecoming Escort 4. BAYER, PATRICIA ANN-Flash Staff 45 Kitchen Staff 2.- BEARSS, STEVEN JAMES-Football 145 Track 45 Band 1-35 Boys' State 3. ' BEGROW, CHRISTOPHER D .-Ski Team 1-4, Capt. 45 Cross Country 45 Student Council 2-35 Freshman Prom Attendant 15 Homecoming Escort 45 Operation Bentley 3. BELFY, WILLIAM JOHN-Wrestling 3-4. BENNETT, MICHAEL E.-Co-op 4. BERG, NANCY SUE-Ski Team 45 Tennis 35 Cheerleader 1-35 Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-35 Latin Club 14, Vice Pres. 35 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 15 Yearbook Staff 1-25 Class Treas. 15 Freshman Prom Attendant 15 Y. F.U. Summer Exchange 3. - BERGMANN, JEFFREY ALLEN-Ski Team 145 Track 2-3. A BERGMANN, LISA LOUISE-Basketball 1-2. 4 BIDART, GUSTAVO A. BLANCHARD, KIM Y.-Track 15 Band 1-35 Pep Band 2-35 Jazz Band 3-45 Marching Band l-35 Latin Club 1-4,Treas. 35 Pep Club 15G.A.A. 15 Forensics 2-45 One-Acts 245 Debate 24, State Champion 45 Year- book Staff 14, Ass't. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 45,Stu- dent Council 25 Prom Committee 35 Home- coming Court 45 Top Ten 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Perfect Attendance 2. BLOOM, STEVEN CLARK-Wrestling 15 Band 1'-4, Pres. 45 Pep Band 145 Jazz Band 145 Marching Band 245 State Solo-En- semble 25 Spanish Club l5Campus Life 1-25 Forensics 35 One-Acts 35 Debate 3. BOGART, MICHAEL L.-Ski Team 25 Track 45Band 1-25 Marching Band 1-25 Forensics 1-45 One-Acts 45 Co-op 4. BOROWIAK, TIMOTHY RAY-Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. BOSS, GAYLE LYNN-Track 15Band 1-35 Pep Band 35 Marching Band 1-35 State Solo- Ensemble 1-25 Latin Club 145 Campus Life 145 Forensics 245 One-Acts 245 Debate ' 24, State Champion 45 Yearbook Staff 24, Copy Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 45 Flash Staff 4, Copy Ed. 45 Class Vice Pres. 15 Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Court 45 Valedictorian 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Law Day Essay Finalist 4. BOSS, JANET SUE-Band 145 Marching Band 2-35 Spanish Club l5Pep Club 15 Campus Life 145 Forensics 45 Prom Com- . mittee 3. BRITTON, KATHRYN ANN-Cheerleader 25 Latin Club 145 French Club 45 Pep Club l5Campus Life 1-4, Sweetheart Candidate 45 Forensics 34: One-Acts 3-45 Debate 3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Flash Staff 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Michigan Competitive Scholar- ship 4. 5 BUDAY, ANN MARIE-Basketball 15 Track 25 Volleyball 25 Cheerleader 35 Band 1-35 Marching Band 245 Latin Club 14, Vice Pres. 45 Pep Club ,1 -25 G.A.A. 1-25 Class Sec.- 35.Prom Committee 35 Junior Honor Guard 35 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competi- tive Scholarship 4. 1 CAMPBELL, ALAN S.-Campus Life 1-2. 5 CAREY, MARJORIE J EAN-Volleyball 45 Cheerleader 145 Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-35 Spanish Club 15 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 15 Class Pres. 15 Girls' State. CARPENTER, JOHN L. Senior Index CARTER, KIM LEA-Band 145 Pep Band 45 Marching Band 245 State Solo-Ensemble 1-25 Honors Band 345 Latin Club 345 Spanish club 1-3, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Pep Club 1-25 S.L.A.A.M. l5Campus Life 1-45 Li- brary Assistant 15 Forensics 45 One-Acts 45 Yearbook Staff 2-4, Lay-out Ed. 45 Stu- dent Council 34, Executive Board 34,, Pres. 45 Prom Committee 35 Top Ten 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Glee Club 25 Law Day Essay Finalist 4. CHAPMAN, TAMI KIM CHRIST, PHILIP ARTHUR-Football 1-4, All-Conference 345 Wrestling 1-4, Co-Capt. 3, All-Conference 24, State 345 Track 1-45 Library Assistant 4. CLARK, DARRELL L.-Track 3-45 Cross Country 345 Forensics 245 One-Acts 345 Debate 24, State Champion 4, Michigan Team 45 Class Pres. 45 Homecoming Escort 4. CLARK, PAULA ANNETTE COOPER, DENISE M.-Band 1-35 Spanish Club 1. . COPPENS, CHERYL ANN-Basketball 15 Volleyball 25 Band 14, Sec. 25 Pep Band 2-35 Marching Band 245 State Solo-Ensem- ble 2-35 Latin Club 1-4, Treas. 45 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 1-25 Student Council 4, Sec. 45 Prom Committee 35 Top Ten 45 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Y.C.E.A.R.C. 34. DEPEW, ROBERT M.-Football 15 Co-op 2- 4. DEYOUNG, PATRICK J .-Football 25 Wres- tling 14, Co-Capt. 4. DHASELEER, BETH ANN-Band 145 Marching,Band 245 Latin Club 1-45 Campus Life 15 Office Assistant 345 Michigan Com- petitive Scholarship 4. DONALDSON, JAMES LEE-Football 25 Basketball 145 Cross Country 3-45 Spanish 15 Student Council 4. DONALDSON, SUSANNE LARUE-Basket- ball 15Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-35 Pep Club 15 Flash Staff 345 Student Council 15 Y.C.E.A.R.C. 14. DROST, BONNIE LORI-Band 1-25 Pep Band 15 Library Assistant 3.5 Office Assistant 35 Co-op 4. DROST, GENE B.-Football 25 Basketball 15 Track 15 Band 25 Marching Band 25 Campus Life 45 Perfect Attendance 3. ' DUKE, LINDA LOVE EGLER, ELIZABETH ANN-Basketball 1,. 345 Track 1-35 Volleyball 145 Spanish 1-25 G.A.A. 1-2. ELTZ, ROBERTO-Foreign Exchange Stu- dent from Brazil CYFUJ 4. ELZINGA, RICHARD LEE, JR.-Football 1-25 Library Assistant 45 Co-op 245 Kitchen Staff 4. ' ELZINGA, SUE ANN-Basketball 1-25 Track 1-25 Volleyball 15 G.A.A. 1-25 F.H.A. 25 Co-op 34. FALTING, BILLEE GAYLE-Spanish Club 15Prom Committee 35 Top Ten 45 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Law Day Essay Winner 4. , FAUST, CHARLES WESLEY-Basketball 145 Track 245 Golf 145 Spanish Club 25 One-Acts 45 Student Council 15 Junior Honor Guard 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Top Ten 45 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. FOWLER, SUSAN BLAIR-Cheerleader l-45 Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-35 Latin Club 1-25 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 15 Yearbook Staff 25 Class Sec. 1-25 Class Vice Pres. 35 Freshman Prom Attendant 15Prom Com- mittee 35 Junior Honor Guard 35 Homecom- ing Queen 4. GALLAGHER, KEVIN JAMES-Wrestling 25 Ski Team 15 Cross Country 25 Band 1-45 Pep Band 145 Jazz Band 145 Marching Band 145 State Solo-Ensemble 2-45 Honors Band 2-35 Campus Life 1-35 Forensics 2-35 One-Acts 2-35 Debate 2-35 Interlochen Arts Academy 4. GOSS, BARBARA L.-Track 15 Volleyball 35 Band 1-45 Marching Band 2-45 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 1. GOULD, JUDY MARIE-Track 45 Latin Club 345 Spanish Club 1-25 F.H.A. 35 Salu- tatorian 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Law Day Essay Finalist 45 Bausch-Lomb Science Award 45 Perfect Attendance 4. GRAF, JAN RENEE-Track 15 Band 1-45 Marching Band 245 Latin Club 145 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. l5Campus Life l5Class Sec. 45 Prom Committee 35 Top Ten 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Y.C.E.A.R.C. 34. GRAY, ALAN DUANE-Football 2-35 Wrestling 2,4. GREENE, DANIEL PATRICK-Football 114, Co-Capt. 4, All-Conference 45 Basket- ball 14, Capt. 45 Track 145 Michigan Com- petitive Scholarship 4. GROVES, MAXWELL VAN GRUBAUGH, DIANE ELAINE-Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 Spanish Club 15 F.H.A. 1-25 Office Assistant 45 Co-op 4. HAWKINS, ROY L.-Football 15 Co-op 4. HILTON, BONNIE LYNN HIMEBAUCH, JEFFREY LYNN HIMEBAUCH, JERRY LEE-Band 1-25 Marching Band 1-25 Co-op 4. HODGE, REX BENSON-Wrestling 245 Band 1. HODGKINSON, LYNN K.-Office Assistant 4. HODGKINSON, THOMAS E., JR. HOLIDAY, DEBRA SUE-Co-op 45 Youth Involvement Committee 1-2 . HOLLOW, MARK L.-Football 45 Class Of- ficer 2. HUDSON, JEFFREY E. HUFFORD, SANDRA JEAN-Ski Team 24, Capt. 45 Track 1-25 Tennis 345 Cheer- leader 1-25 Band 1-35 Marching 2-35 Spanish Club l5Pep Club I-25 G.A.A. 15 Yearbook Staff 25 Prom Committee 35 Y.F.U. Summer Exchange 35 Top Ten 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. JOHNSON, ERIC C. JOHNSON, MELODY ANETTE KAESLIN, LORI ANN-Volleyball 3-45 Counselor's Aide 4. KAIJ ALA, LEENA-Basketball 45 Track 45 Volleyball 45 Campus Life 45 Foreign Ex- change Student From Finland CYFUJ 4. KANE, MARGOT LUCILLE KAUFMAN, JOSEPH DAVID-Track 245 Cross Country 245 One-Acts 45 Freshman Prom Attendant 15Junior Honor Guard 35 Homecoming Escort 45 Top Ten 45 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Law Day Essay Finalist 4. KAYNER, MARY CHRISTINE-Cheerlead- er 25 Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 Latin Club 1-25 Pep Club 1-25 F.H.A. 25 Campus Life 1-35 Forensics l-25 Debate 25 Yearbook Staff 1-35 Student Council 15Co-op 4. KERNER, CHARLES FRANCIS, J R.-Bas- ketball 1. KERNER, LILLIAN KATHLEEN-Library Assistant 34. KEY, DANIEL M.-Wrestling 145 Campus Life 1-4. KIMBLE, GAY MELISSA-Band 1-35 March- ing Band 2-35 Latin Club 15 Student Coun- cil 25 Class Pres. 35 Prom Committee 35 Ju- nior Honor Guard 35 Homecoming Court 45 Counselor's Aide 4. KING, LOUIS A.-Flash Staff 45 Kitchen Staff 45 Guitar Club 35 Office Aide 3. KITELEY, CHARLES C.-Football 15 Homecoming Escort 45 Co-op 3-4. KITELEY, CINDY SUSAN-Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 Spanish Club 1-35 G.A. A. 15 Class Treas. 245 Prom Committee 35 Junior Honor Guard 35 Co-op 4. KLEIBER, ELIZABETH H. KRUSKIE, GEORGE ROBERT-Track 1, 345 Flash Staff 4. LANTERMAN, ROCHELLE K. LEFT, TERRY A.-Football 1-25 Basketball 15Track 145 Co-op 35 Kitchen Staff 4. LUTZ, PEGGY ANN MARSHALL, JAMES WILLIAM, III-Wres- tling 15 Ski Team 245 Track 25 Golf 1-35 Cross Country 45 Tennis 345 Band 1-45 Pep Band 2-45 Jazz Band 245 Marching Band 14, Percussion Section Leader 3-45 State Solo-Ensemble 2,45 Honors Band 3-45 For- ensics 2-35 Flash Staff 4, Art Co-Ed. 45 Stu- dent Council 14, Executive Board 4, Vice Pres. 45 Freshman Prom Attendant 15 Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp 2. MARTIN, BARBARA A.-Basketball 1-35 Track 15 G.A.A. l. MARTIN, KEVIN L.-Football 14, Co-Capt 4, All-Conference 345 Basketball 1-45 Track 145 Band 145 Freshman Prom At- tendant 1. MARTINCHEK, DAVID ALLAN-Football 145 Basketball 145 Track 1. MC PHILLIPS, NANCY ANNE-Band 1-25 Marching Band 25 Latin Club 1-25 G.A.A. 1. MEADOWS, KATHLEEN MARY MELKE, GEORGE BRIAN-Cro ss Country 4. MOL, TERRY LEE-Football 15 Wrestling 14,Co-Capt. 45 Band 145Pep Band 1-35 Jazz Band 45 Marching Band 245 Student Council 35 Boys' State 3. MOORE, DALE C.-Football 1-3. MOORE, TERESA M.-Track 15 Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 Latin Club 15 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 15 Prom Committee 3. MORRIS, DEBRA LEE-Forensics 25 Prom Committee 35 Glee Club 2. MORT, DANIEL LEE-Football 1-35 Wres- tling 145 Cross Country 45 Band 145 Marching Band 1-2 5 State Solo-Ensemble 35 Boys' State 35 N.E.D.T. Finalist 2. MOSORYAK, CATHERINE A. MUMA, FRANK JAMES-Football 2-45 Bas- ketball 35 Track 2,45 Spanish Club 2. NEWTON, THOMAS JOHN-Spanish Club 15 Campus Life 1-25 Flash Staff 4. NIELSEN, MARY C.-Band 145 Marching Band 1-45 Latin Club 1-25 Yearbook, Staff 3,4, Photographer 45 Prom Committee 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Betty Crocker Award 45 Glee Club 2. NOVOTNY, KATHLEEN RAE-Band 1-25 Marching Band 2. OLMSTEAD, MICKI SUE-Track 15 Band 1-45 Marching Band 245 Latin Club 1-25 Pep Club 1-2. OSTERBERG, BRIAN JAY-Football 15 Basketball l5Track 15 Tennis 3-45 Band 1-3 Pep Band 35 Marching Band 35 Boysf State 3. OUDERKIRK, ROBERT L. PAPADOURAKIS, GEORGE-Foreign Ex- change Student from Greece CYFUJ 4. PARDEE, WILLIAM E. PENCE, CHERYL ANN-Basketball 1-4, Co- Capt. 2,45 Track 145 Volleyball l-4, Co- Capt. 45 Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 G.A.A. 1-2, Treas.1. PENCE, PATRICIA A. PENNEY, TAMMY K.-Basketball 1,3-45 T Track 45 Volleyball 34. PETTIS, JAMES LEE-Basketball 1-25 Golf 35 Band 145 Pep Band 145 Jazz Band 145 Marching Band 145 State Solo-Ensemble 25 Honors Band 345 Campus Life 145 Stu- dent Council 4, Executive Board 45 Boys' State 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. M PLAVE, TODD JONATHAN PLUMM, CARL EDWARD-Co-op 4. POTTER, PAULA J EAN-Band 145 March- ing Band 2-45 Campus Life 1-4. PROBERT, TERRI LYNN-Basketball 15 Band 145 Marching Band 245 Class Vice Pres. 45 Prom Committee 3. RATIGAN, SHANNON LEITRIM-Band I-35 Marching Band 25 S.L.A.A.M. 1-25 Li- brary Assistant 1-25 Flash Staff 1-25 Boys' State 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4 . R.EEDY, GLENDA LYNN-ski Team 1-25 Volleyball 245 G.A.A. 15 Student Council 34. RESCH, JEFFREY R. REVOIR, GREGORY LYNN-Band 2-35 Marching Band 2-3. A RUBLE, SYLVA ANN-Basketball 1-25 Band 1-45 Pep Band 145 Jazz Band 1-45 Marching Band 345 Pep Club 1-25G.A.A. 1-25 Co-op RUSSELL, JAMES LEE RUSSELL, ROXANNE MARIE-Band 1-45 Pep Band 1-25 Jazz Band 15 Marching Band 1 atm Club 1 2 Pe Club 1 2 Flash -35L ' - 9 P - 5 Staff 35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. RYBICKI, R. MARK-Band 145 Marching Band 1-45 Flash Staff 4. SANDAHL, GERTRUDE RUTH SANDAHL, ROBERT C.-Football 45 Bas- ketball 1-25 Wrestling 45 Cross Country 35 Tennis 3. I SCHARENBROCH, JOHN J . SELL, KIM ELLEN-Tennis 1-25 Volleyball 15 Class Pres. 1 . , SITZEMA, STEVEN J.-Football 1-2, Co- Capt. 25 Wrestling 15 Band 1-25 Spanish 1. SKEEL, PAUL DOUGLAS-Football 1-35 Band 25 Co-op 25 Kitchen Staff 1. SLADEK, JAMES MICHAEL-Football 1-4, All-Conference 45 Basketball 1-25 Wrestling 45 Track 1-2. SMITH, ROBERT J. SMITH, ROSE M. SMITH, SUSAN BETH-Library Assistant 45 Glee Club 2-3. SOLOMON, MARLA KAY-Band l-45 Marching Band 3-45 Spanish Club 1. STEELMAN, LEANNA MARIE-Basketball 245 Track 25 Volleyball 245 Band 2-35 Marching Band 2-3. STOKES, KEVIN BRUCE-Football 45 Bas- ketball 24. STONEHAM, MARGO ANN STREETER, MICHAEL EDWARD-Football 1-4, All-Conference 345 Basketball 1-4, Co- Capt. 4, All-Conference 45 Track 1-4. SUNDBERG, JAMES B.-Football 15 Bas- ketball 2-35 Ski Team 1-35 Track 145 Golf 1-25 Cross Country 2-3, Capt. 3, All-Con- ference 35 Band 14, Student Director 45 Pep Band 2-4, Student Director 3-45 Jazz Band 245 Marching Band 1-4, Drum Major 3-45 Spanish Club 1-25 Campus Life 1-45 Yearbook Staff 4, Photographer 45 Flash Staff 35 Class Vice Pres. 25 Freshman Prom Attendant 15 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Eastman Kodak Award 4. SUTTON, DONNA LEE-Co-op 3-4. VANLOO, ROXANNE M. VELIN, CORA LOIS-Library Assistant 4. WAGNER, ANDREA JEAN-Track 15Band 1-45 Marching Band 145 Spanish Club 25 G.A.A. 15 Flash Staff 2-3. WARNER, MARGARET ANN-Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 Latin Club 1-4, Sec. 345 Pep Club 1, Sec. 15 G.A.A. 15 S.L.A.A. M. 1-25 Library Assistant 145 Y.C.E.A.R.C. 2-35 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Law Day Essay Finalist 4. WARNER, RACHELLE KAY-Wrestling Matmaid 45 Cheerleader 14, Capt. 45 Span- ish Club 1-25 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 1-25 Campus Life 1-25 Yearbook Staff 1-4, Ass't. Lay-out Ed. 35 Flash Staff 35 Stu- dent Council 45 Prom Committee 35 Girls' State 3. WELLS, GAIL ANN-Band 1. WELLS, RICHARD ARLEN, JR. WERTMAN, J UDITH ANNE-Track 15 Band 14, Sec. 45 Marching Band 2-45 F.H.A. 15' Flash Staff 34, Ass't. Ed. 4. WHITLEY, CARL K. WIELAND, TAMARA MARIE-Band 145 . Pep Band 3-45 Marching Band 24, Clarinet Section Leader 45 State Solo-Ensemble 2-35 Latin Club 14, Pres. 45 Pep Club 1-25 G.A.A. 15 Campus Life 1-45 Forensics 345 One-Acts 45 Debate 45 Flash Staff 3, Cour- ier Coordinator 35 Prom Committee 35 Ex- Officio to the Board of Education 45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. WILSON, CAROL ANN-Latin Club 2-45 Spanish Club 3, Treas. 35 Campus Life 2,45 N.E.D.T. Finalist 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 45 Law Day Essay Finalist 4. WINCHESTER, RONALD A.-Band 1-45 Pep Band 145 Jazz Band 145 Marching Band 145 State Solo-Ensemble 1-35 Honors Band 145 Campus Life 1-2 5 Forensics 1-35 .One- Acts 25 Debate 25 Yearbook Staff 25 Boys' State 3. WOJAN, MARLA ANN-Basketball 15 Span- ish Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Prom Committee 3. WOLGAMOTT, DELLA R.-Band 1-25 Marching Band 2. WOOD, DEBBIE JEAN-Track 15Band 1-35 Marching Band 2-35 Latin Club 1-25 Flash Staff 45 Homecoming Court 4. WOOD, BARRY DEL-Football 145 Ski Team 1-4. h New . 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