Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1976 volume:

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However the basis of these dreams and ideas was freedom. That is why the people banded together to form a new nation 200 years ago. . Likewise, each of us have our own dreams and ideas. But in order to make these dreams come true, it is necessary for us to work together as one. And when we accomplish our dreams and reach our goals it will be together, and we can proudly say We The People . . 1 1 C-' L' s'1 , ,I SJ U -i w f- i ff,-,,. 218 2.-fr. . M, , I .f m..,,.4r x,,,.vodf M' M qua --1... f w 1. F 1 v .11 4 .Sv out f dfrc 4' nf' ' A Y ' ' ' 'Li ' , .rf .,-all .lm'f:1.4-ri :ixl LQ .,,. ,1 a n Sis '1g r '- ji' 'WS -2-'ffff 4' , ,,. , - fl-,, ng-,51 -- ha- 5-Zig ,cf v V ,tx gn :Pa . - Great men moved the world, and so can we all. Few will have the greatness to bend history itself, but each of us can work to change a small portion of events, and in the total of all those acts will be writte-n the history of this generation. -Robert F. Kennedy We may not be able to change the past, but we can help to Y v -N shape the future. George McGovern ? ' S T- :,,,-fi ' . l K 7- X fy PY? 5 33-if ' gs. NW 4,5 1,-LN D R ,lf I- ri, 'QA ' -K '. .- Y If 1 ,x 6 'h N -tis ,ff ' V H KW-fml Y if 3 K . YQ. X-X ZQL, I 1, I if , , X .iq x- , 'Y ,'.,Ybx -P 'l '4',.-' -'gmt ' I VC, ,.' .- s ' 'Ing .--4' '- .f1 ,:, 'qw :' -' 1 ts: , , fl'a4C 1 ,'.r4- ,V 4' Y fi - :' ' 21 '- 'I' - . ,, , jxyut sk. r .1 . s -..., o f' J fr . ' n, i. . VV- 'X' 'X V f ., - 1 -,191-...JP-, -N - .. 311. A X -, , :4, ,.::' - , '.-Q. '-ri I -- . 'H'--sf J '?9v'F'-FQ' Hs K '- S 'x X 1 Xia' x Q, l' 'Q Xl T Y tahlv ni i , f--ur . ,f , -A .-4-' ' , v pri! 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But ingike gilloxxxiiiee Ioi then douhung too. ll' von egin diegnn Lind not intike dietnnk youi ingixtei. lt' you eain think und not niuke thoughtw your Linn. Ilyou egin ineet with Tiiuniph Lind llisgixtei' And tiegit these two nnponteix just the stunei Oi' wtiteh the thingb you ggive your lite to. broken. And stoop und huild 'ein up with worn-out toolmi ltyou eun talk with eioxxdx Lind keep yolli virtue. Oi' walk with Kings noi low the eoninion toueh. lt' neither toes noi loving friends ezin hurt you. It till nien eount with you. but none too niuehi llyou eun till the t1nt'oi'gii'ing niinute Yours is the Edith Lind eveiy- thing thutk in it. kkRtidy1ii'tl Kipling For eoinpomure tlnpoughout inginy elubsiooin houis. For undeistginding Lind pgi- tienee. For teziehing to gill to heliexe in ouikelves. For ulwgiys ligiving Ll retitly sinile. lfoi' nitiking lnnglish eonie alive to ktudents git C.ll.S. tor Il yeziis. And loi teziehing tis till gihoui Dickens. ileniiyxon, gind Poe, We the slull' ol' the l'l'57tw Yeanhook do heiehy tletlitnite this puhhegition to Mo. Nl.n- ion Kohn toi legielnng tix .ill to hgixe Cheat l'xpeelgitioiiC' X R If Zgvflf lu B v B 9201112 N 1 REiT,5nRXwl Cig111c Mllilill. TRKASA Administration . . .The Ship of State ,' ,i .ss . ..1.1 ..txx.1111i11111.1 .11 L H5 i'i1syc.11 x111h so 1C..Ci'CIS. S111tic111 fxisy 1c.1qi1c1's11 lf .fic s1,1t1c111s.1cl1t111:c ut Eg fiiighy 11hc11t1111 1'cg11l111' as:siiisb.1t'h11ccg111 11pp1'cci11Ie .g5.3gs1t71111i1Q old giinti. This Bwxioi'tfti.1p.1111111u1111s1stedut x N. x Qs. PRESIDEXTL C'l1t11'lcs 5...Y1CiQPRKSIDIAXTLIQQ11 Buss. R1 Dwi B1x1xx11. TRL'STl1h1 Ai'- YN1:Q..:iJ.TRt'STtiE1R11bc1'1J X .TRLiSTtih. 111011 SFHOOI. oi i ICI1: 1. c,f11g11.1.1,11. mftnfg. 1 Xgnc S71-1115. PI'1i-1Q'4l. if , 5 -111. A Primipul. 4-fx ,J -it S xx ,uf ' . A ' 'Ya' . -f Y-A ' I f ' '1 11. Ii 1' J K1.1v111skc,Sp1111.!l-11p.:Li.K.1cfy11ski.co11nscl.:S.l'.1ssc11.Busincss:N1.Roi1n.Eng,1K.Hunter. I5r1g.WY. His ,, I, 2 . 1 r. ,:. i Iii' -1 Us,11.'1tnvr1f,I'.l ..N1.S1111Ih.Hiiinclc. 3111111111 lxfrimk,N'l.11l11Ll.T..j-lot.K1.iII1.1W.N1uf75..-Xii Bfiyiisf 5 r ', 5. if 1' If i .t,111 1111 I 11111p,'lS11s111uss. CI I iirtj, 5111-cyl, I-ng, .l1i11m,g X,Grcc11.Ll1-x. 4tl1rt-xx: G.Stu::m1n. Ba11.i:R.Goxxsi1 5 1 ' ' I. f 1 1 I I1 11 -11 S 1 . Is Arnit-rs1111. 'I 3 p111u'l5.l .. P. l'1t-situll. l,C.ll'l'lIl'lg L'c111c1gG. H1:s.StudyH.11I1G. Robinsor1.Exg.:D . 1 . 1.. .. .. 4 in . t 'iiiih P1111 ix.Ii.1rlIcy,N1.11h.i'5c1.LP.Spc1lcs.Scl.LR11y l1111111.Ass1s1.P11n. SUPERINDENTANT: James A. McKimmy i OUNCELING CENTER: C. C'lit'ford. sec.: G. Kuczynski, . Bentley, counselors. K.. 1' Je' rfb 3 ' 1 .1 Q , BUSINESS MANAGER! Vincent Oluclm Qs CENTRAL Ol-'l lCIi: D..scc.gJudy Pottcrlnwkkccpcr. l.. ll1rr.xLL l n OFFICE ASSISTANTS SI AT1 D B Tr sv S D R H 1 Bradley, T Wood - -ff , f ' gfi , . ' f wh . mf L12 gg was kv.. ,sup fir fl? X I K' - wx if f if X x X 9- 4 -'ld A I IPRARIANJ luy Mudgc i an 1 v f , 'ne J, XM' 'rjgwfg .1 , W 1 X--xxx N-D LIBRARY AIDSQ kneeling: L. Glass, J. Geer, B. Lugibihl. Standing: T. Taube. K. Wilks, J. Moore, W. Sweet, R. Packert, B. Warner, J. Eurley. Q -1,--M,,,,,, ,..,....,.....,.......,..- ,- V- -' -1- 5-Q ' 0' Q 1 L . B i wg . ' 'b ,nz 791 W .I -T' JNHQIU I I A C. 3 if 1 1 W luI1I0rS A Race with Time A splendid year for the Juniors. only to be marred by the harsh reality that thcre's only one more to go. The C.H.S. junior is an Ameri- can teenager, in the prime ofhigh school. He lives life hard and fast. You're growing up. making more and more decisions for yourself all the time. Things are coming at you so fast. your head spins. The security of high school is almost over. Next year you'll be getting a full time job, or going to college, or maybe enter- ing the service, or .... who knows? When it comes to class projects. the juniors put in their two cents worth. The pumpkin sale was a smashing success. And the prom at Shanty Creek cost them a cool thousand. They really have to get down to work if they're going to have their senior trip in Hawaii next year. Ah yes, like sand through the hourglass, these are the days of our lives. Nancy Jo Alger Thomas Bacon Roxanne Barrett Randall Bearss Lee Begrow William Bellows ? Paul Berg Steve Berlage Daniel Boss Scott Boss Edmund Bourke David Bowman Q1 ul, Lawrence Bradley Mary Jo Buday Gary Charbcncau Mark Cockfield Dianna Corp Larry Cross Nhagatsett Crue X13 Czptrey ' fw1.. 5, -, ,.- -.s... . ,..15SLC.. Ri? fiilcw ky 1: Tztlcu Vgitftiw Pos' 'xK.1l:e: Dtezttiz 511:15 Frost Xixy A1111 Devorsce Yirgiiii Eh Fgirisig Egler '.-'. '-in V. k' 'L Rini Ellilgli Rgiiy Empey Pgtricia Fels fhciias Fowler xfifk Gallagher Gee: Efuce Gray zusanne Greene Gregory Grubaugh Ckistopher Hanna Teri Hauff Jean Himebauch Saidra Hodge L1:i HOHQW . 6:1 Hnfford Jeff Jackson Cbfzryl JOHNSON ffxfz, Jonez 41 !'?'iLT-f v' ., ' N X SQ, I .,-.-Q X . ' x 1 ? , 1 i N-- 3 Z' . f 1 f2...:f' 9 . . 41.12 X '. ' .V ,. Y 37-' ,V ', :K Fr A' 'Jf:,, fx ,X Q ff. '83 5 ,7 'P . V X , If Q Q ' E -...f ' ,af 1- . XL , WV? 'v x N' 6 Q .. . n u vu X ' N., .ffm . SQZSSQ WQ as ,V ' f 5',x,,..7 Yr . Q-4. -' fax ' v ' fl: 'L ,I X r f Ass . ,.. nr '5..r' al 4' , . '. 95? fi . 5-1' , . , - - 4- f 1 1 ...-ik f' ' ' - ,. s ' 1' . K if I w , fe- N... ... 1. ' fa .mf . 1 -', ,, 1,4 i x , H. ,. W 4- A -ra-P+?-1 , '51, hr' .fn uni 4: ey n xl? T -.1 :Qi ' 8 . -u 'K 5. N5 W. ' v 'i Q ,- .a-'J Ji' 17 ,Wx G I:-, 'P' I x Pe 3114 X' .4 G 0 .. J, .1 g - ri 00' is 'a d' Y ll fl Q. ,... .Lt 4 N 4 'N is 4- 46 4- . Lg' I X : 1 . A x w - o 4'4- X v T ,Z 3.1 I 4 l NW Kevin Kemp Conrad Kloosler Nathan Kloosler Kevin Kroll Carla Left Mary LeVasseur Nora Lewis Ruth Lugibihl Camille Malpeli Mark Malpeli Ed Mann Mark Martin Anna Mathews Shawn McDonough Tom Morrison Gregory Mort Ralph Muma Lou Ann Murray Becky Niswander Terri Novotny Frank Olach Michael Oelarey Ramona Ouderkirk Roberta Pardee Kathleen Paul Sherrie Perron Frances Peters JYV - Mkhagm new 19 Ch3fllV0lX,. .411 k Dixie Scharenbrolh '.. 1S,...,, '.:.f ns...5 J tri Pziek ..-.Q u,Q,... .... ..., Q ... Xgttsy Psesazltiy Xffff Fein 1.111 Pcwell N-.,. ..- . -Men Pwws xiii: Ringer Hckge Revot like Russell 'Teresa Russell :ht Rybicki Dat Schaefer oe Schmidt Robert Shores T -. -. ei: Srcelton Kgthleen Sladek DeE::a Smith C111 Sneathen flichael Snizik Dave Sormenberg Teri Stapleton Robert Stilwell Iarzes Stoneham Barb Swanson Dave S'J.'artv.'o ut V-flfizxi Sv.'fy:t left' 'l'T'.u22 P 'Keri 'Iimme DLIVC iirulilrs Curl I mx xlr-5 Don Trust Jean llirllarcc Lori Warner Ritz1WasoSki Michael Way Valerie Wellm rn Linda White Brian Williams Julie Wimmer Susan Winehcxtar Kim Wojun Mary Wolf X Sophomores . . . Don't Give Upthe Ship beggxig ire speci.1l Sopliomorc i s sxzarkliiig schoolmates L.: .2 s 'exe stoppage to simple i .133 s .axe see .1 serious but spor- 'fe .ilie.id. Tliey single- .ieily spfe.iti .i stunulgiting stritc . X , , .... ...ev . ...ir s Mered superiors. Tix: Sopixoznores slowly began the Q The 'Psi test was the Homecom- U5 hs.. .feities again. making only 523.75 ifosis. They won lust year. but yegr sew rliem lose to the Seniors :ii Freslimen . . . and the Juniors! xr- it to the Sophoniores to go to Mist dance and turn around and use oyer 5300.00 on the Winter Hsixecozning. Yes. they added the ,,.- - e . c 1iii't1erent to the word Sopho- cre. The rest oi' the year saw the ure or' the camera rafile-which egzis the class that goes to extremes E.. ue for success in the near future. Jubilantly joining the Junior jum- :he scurring Sophomoresjump it: the Junior jam next year. Their 'ing jzibber. which in the past caused nerdy. will joyfully jive with the ,Af- f-.rfw ,4 -P4112 .. 5'-151 -Tumors. Jaws- Lisa Wiemer, Mary Faculak, Wendy Wieland, Joe Thomu.re:Advisorst Roger Gowell and Lmda Jartes Alger Jazklyri Alspaugh Liriia Anderson Brxree Avery lzorah Batdorff De L... - efti B orowiak re sccri Liebold. if fir, Blanchard Pggiard Borths 3,- Parrrelsa Boss 49 'J 0 if - ee 4 I X X i 'rs .15 1-13' K', X. x bv xi A' Terri Bradley Jeffery lsrudin -f , VFW i f' 'Q ..i .1 '-ff V, -. he hge. li? ,ze HQ '-lark byaffi 1 UU , Q A? fi Lf, ,ive f,2,idv.ie1i 5 i My , '2 Kf:f.r,f:2?. Carripbell , Qi. 'grief IZ ,fze Celirif X A ' v i' T? .,f f x. .- X We .. i 9 wa K. Kip Cinnamim Micheal Clark Joan Cook Sheila Ctillllll Steven Curtis Carmen Cutler Sully Disliong Neil Dziedzic Nancy l-,llis James Llzingu Greg Lverls Mary lfaeulul-4 Dwayne Farmer John Fratrick Edward Ifrye Sally Geer Laura Glass Craig Goloxicli .lerallyn Goss Sandra l-label Teresa Hamlin Laurie Helms Jody Hicks Ronald Hilton Susan Hodge Sandy Hodgkinson Phil HoI't'man Margaret llosmcr Donald llufford Steven llufllmrd 23 Nl Ap- luv 1 v L-..I'.,. .10...1sO.i 1,.,..: 10r...- n L:r1.i.z Joizvx :X Avi .VOTES R:1':::.: J uiileret . .Litas keine? Ciiiy Kttg R31 Ring Niisizegl Kitely fini Rlgiza Audrey Rleker Az.. ri Ixlooster Piirick Kloost er Roberta Klooster Gregory Krueger Rniice Kruskie ELIKSIE Lamoreaur- Richard Landon Joseph Left Thomas Left Km Lehman Deborah Leonard Lynda Long Gregory Loper Brenda Luginihl Erik Lundteigen J an ueline Mabee Tami Mann .'-Tizheal Mariin Miizhell ,Vlartin v...,, ..,. .. IDA 41 vd' 2.- ,ML , A ,,, L i X fy 7. fy V 1 dw V wr , 2' , f ' 'f f 'X S! 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They came out of it a little sorer and a little wiserg but by keeping their mouths shut and watching out for a car full of anticipating upper classmen, the year was something many of them will never be able to forget. r' i Rebecca Allard Christian Anderson Michael Anderson Jeffrey Baillargeon Mary Baker Dawn Bartlett Robert Bayer it 'li Teresa Bearss Elizabeth Bellows Carol Bergmann Janeen Boal Brenda Boss i - 4 1 . ' Craig Boss Lisa Boss If , David Britton l Andrea Brown Douglas Buday Ronald Burnett David Carter Jon Cebulski Jeffrey Cockficld Kathryn Cook Eric Cooper Kellie Cross la 'Il blli x LLTI X Vik: fLl5f '- ...,- Y,-', ..L..n K ...,g. 1':Nlit:E::l1 151:13 Petco F525 Few sts: We-,:1wf-Wake- -.. .......g . iii Pitlcw . eff Dtenth 31:1 Dfswa. EQ? Dios: Lexi Dliedzic li: Filet RQQEQ5' Flzinga Fd Engstrom Lgti Fels K:ls Fiedler Lisa Flower Debbie Fochtman Ii: Fowler Debbie Garten Lapfie Gibbs Dave G',lo'.'iCh Pexrtgr Gould Pagl Grapp Eeuerlg-A Groves Alex Habel Gayle Hansen C?.:1'.Henkel Lgrfla Herboldahe1r ' f f -v 1 J ,-1 Hernrlm J6....4 ,lim wwf'- Pc,if,':.Z HUTOYA .1 41 .I ,W V ws? ,ff , H , wg 1 2:-mfs, i ,Q 1 1,.,..4A 4 Q x ' -' ,4 X5 ,, -Q I . . , xg' 44 f 1 , .. 10' f 7 -, 'z u ,- ...I X fn' Q- V T1 M, ln as Pi 4:5 Gary llodgkinson Tim lloffman Wayne Hollman Larry Houghton Linda llutlord Karen Jackson Lori Jacobs Dave Johnson Diane Johnson Terri Johnson Jill Johnstone Cheryl Jones Bob Joslin Barb Kane Penny Kane Jon Kantola Jerry Keie Mike Keller Lori Kerner Cindy Klama Judy Kleiber Linda Knudtson Kevin Kratt Karen Lamoreaux William Lafaye Steve Landon Connie Left Chris Lehman Jeff Leitner Jean Lenhart Tom Leenard Greg Leymon Mark Lignell fs: Nlgttvlli -w,....:Q Xi ,.-,- . 5 .,... , ....,.. Stiff! I Hike Steve Xielke Su: xflllif S2132 Biol T:-'e Niorgridge ferry Nhziick Fanny Bimrzy 3:5 New .on Q. . - :egy Xiswander G15 ert Xoirot Risk Pickett Q sf- - L - Pardee KL - Pardee 'A' 'une C45 PQ. Iacgle Paul Ro: Paul Susan Peterson Bob Plumm Debbie Potter A11 Puffpaff Robert Ranger Karen Russrnusen I-Iicnelle Robinson B52 Roloff Raljpk Rosenthal fnxyz. Rothenberger Li: Pozno ski P123 Puesel In .fe iz ywofd I Jcfteri S'.hz,renbrock Pai i,',?.Tf,l'1'i wt, at 0? I I X 1? W 'ic H ' as 4 fx 153. ,LW av 4'- 4. .A - . '- g -JY. lx '- . ve 4 'xx MW ...f , sq V . . , 5,1 I ,' ff, li tp ,'z?' Y. 'S t mv!--, ,Xt , 4 X 1 f 4' ,.. A ,V . u N qu' 0+--r C ,, Sic . ' . v E 4' .. - D ' 4' 2 i- W , fl. - 1 'Q F X, f Q X 1 ' ,: gf' f .5 .-sq? nit, tn sk.. , D 3 V .- ,QQ-' I, un., Q ' 9 - -Q at ' vq F 1 -1 . ,. 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' . fe I .1 ,, I l , Q 6 S xx v-, x Y X l ee l if x k'ffi,Qyhy ff' I Lt 6:1 :ww I i Q ,M 3 X X 1. x Ve' E An Annual Event lfyou've ever wondered where this book was eoneeivetl, ol' times when you wontleretl who so niany little things hatl put together and slaved over. it was during the long, hard to be like they were. antl it beearne a eonnnon oeetirailee lo hours spent in Mrs. Ford's room cropping pictures, writing do one page about live titnes which is why they 're ealle l headlines and typing ident sheets. Even though it's alot ot' dummy sheets . Oh well. another year another book. work, it's rather interesting to watch 160 pieces of carboned another year another book. another year r... graph sheets be transformed into one book. There were lots 'xxb , 35 Quo- l, 'r.5'!'l23, .1 X Xi lx l I 1 5 tl 9 V- 'M gh -f '- f .. ff ' .' :fx-' I ,A 911 -, ' Z X-'Q 1 - '1 ' 'N x RAYDER EDITORS, from left: M. Griffon, L. Smith, D. Boss r ,vs RAYDER STAl'l'i, lst row, from left: G. Pziekert, L. Blariclinrcl. ll. lh-ve. Intl r K. Jones, L. Helms, W. Wieland. L. Glass. D. lfotelirnan. .l. C'lnn.nnon. l . Cliltlnell Xl Buday, C. Boss, R. Mcrrincr.J.Winin1er L - Stacks ci' scrap paper. btokeii-dowti typcwriters. missed ment. For the first time Charlevoix produced an off-set .iI111es.tt t cieatllines. I handed in that article, no you newspaper. Not perfect by along shot but far more profes- :1': . wEts:'e's the correction tluidf' lt's the typewriter Signal than the mimeograph paper of yesteryear. At least gag :Eze :mistakes not me. Wltere's the glue Who we hope it will remain yesteryear. We even proved we could s :lie las: tix Q can's ot'glt1e l'll cream the next guy who , .- XSS ITB LHS. 8a were doing better by picking up five M.I.P.A. Awards. Now if we can just do it again 8: again and again . . . .-Ll taker: into account it was still a year of accomplish- ,tw for. Jim Berlage: Assist. Editors: Ro- '. l ,',-:f.',7afi'2, Lauri Pidtgk .1 ,r .ale X FLASH STAFF, seated: H. Dove. K. Rosencrants. I.. Smith. K. Kruskie. B. Mosayak. Standing S. Swanson, G. Grubaugli. Nl. Sturgis. L. Glass. T. Berlage. B. Sweet. S. Russell, L- RObiI1S01'1, K. Gould, B. Ouderlcirk, C. Richardson. H. Wo-ian. J. Cinnamon, K. Cinnamon an if AH ' l T.'l2.T5 ?Z'Tfj- ' I wonder if we'II go down in history for anything? -U K7 --Q1 43 Ei Homecoming 1975 Even though '76' and the bicenten- nial had not yet arrived C'.H.S. got an early SILll'I on the celebration by using it as the theme for Fall Homecoming. Riding down the streets ot' Cliarlevoix on a clear fall evening you could iind George Washington's tree and the Liber- ty Bell to name some. The activities began as usual with the excitement ol' announcing Sue Kane as our Queen at the bonfire and rally Thursday night and ended with a dance attended by many alumni. As a special treat the band put on an extra-ordinary half- time display which included the un- furling ofa giant flag. And as always the team played their best to help celebrate the occasion. Homecoming Queen . Sue Kane Court: D. Wasoski. T. Coen. L. Bradley. lr. Slonc. 1. Tillen. S, Wood. C1 Strcctcr. T. H1inna..l. Boss, S. Kane. Nl. llosmer ,I 'I i R ' ...L 13-Cf: Y I 1,1 'I lf !:,I',' I -'ff' 'ff fl ,afffyw ' y X' 1' 1 5? ' U f 5 it f :re . A N Ya ll , 'ff I X Q7 ' Ji x Q ' 1 1 'A' I ' X X g fy .l f - 1 . K , kg off ., 3 I Q' A K 'fel .iff 1' . ,f 'Z' I Kale! 1 fl, , Het' fe !!' I J, I. ,X I 1 1 A fl ,fx .. if ma ' J' l, . 04 I 1 ., 3 Q, N ,gl P I . 5'. -is . W V 1 514 4' c' 'fd' if rail?- 'f'i'i .. I X -f' 'T B Q' ' ...- - .g i' ,A A--ka...5 -if f' Y -' T-IQ . -- XP 8 A tt N' -W -- ! --.-.-.H -i-.4-fling.. 4- A4 K 5 like 'I .7 K I ff, X .' xfpl ' '. . ,uw x - 'I ' 'fw--ef- . ,l .- ga 1 I On.. -3 ',:v- Y I U a . - K AQOVZY.-1 X uf 'F f0'1'5 B lf,' ,QV 4 a QW- .. 'x. 0 1- 3 f' , J 'IL v 'YP ' I . 93' f if Var' 11 F 'A '- 1 ' -N ? '!'f'ig 9 .. 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Presnell were the people who apgaeii, Tltere xwtild be smells tit Ben Gay in the aceks. liven tlitrtigli all tlie charlie horses, pulled .ggi lartiken lingers tlie Rayders pulled utit a great .Q Tlie team is going to lose many key players, but e :nam great players wining up wliti pwinise many .'f I'lCS, ll. l-v.mx. R. frtmell. ll Firm P Pruntll C Bentlc :ff-1 . .- . -gf .v. ' ' -,.a. ' , if 'L-1 4 M, 1 Q.. ' K ax- f.I,' 1-1 ,- 5' 'ec . Blk' .4 ig il3N3 r '.l . GlRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL, lst row, from left: S. Selissen, J. B. Meadows, K, Currey, G. Malpeli, S. Hodge, T. Hufford, G. Powell. . H , . Give IVle Liberty or Give IVle a Basketball Even before school began, and when most thoughts are turned toward football, the girls began working hard to pill together yet another very successful basketball season. liven though their winning streak was ended early in the season. they still ended up looking very impressive, The season was highlighted by a thrilling victory over Petoskey. that struck an emotional spark to make them red hot at districts. For the the second year in a row they returned home with a District championshipemore than you can say for their male count- erparts. Even though their tire was extinguished at Regionals. they could return home and hang up their socks with a smile. knowing that the following year would hold lots of promise. With almost the entire team returning, Coach Felter will have a solid nucleus of players to build yet another championship team. tx 5 1 551. Himebaugh, D. Boss, H. Dove, M. Fudd, K. Sladek, 2nd row: t'o,it-h I elter, M .'1'L' , I L Q Af ,Fw Tlie J.V. teum kept tip xxitli tlie vgirsitx tlnx x egir in ltltll- ing in u good season also. Tliey lignl gi neu eogieli .intl gilot ot rookie lreslnnen. but tliex kept leurmnu uume lm u.ime to begin u new lintttre xurbity teum. Tlieie were some liizlitemn moments like uniting lor one ol tlie varsity tegim inenilierx to bring 5 our ttniliorin, but ull in gill. tliex tliihbletl tlirotiuli in style. Q it 1 'fl' .4 t v l 5-425 6 i if ill Vxl' GIRLS .l.V. BASKI TBALL, lxt roxk, from lett: G. Pgickert, L. Cgildxxell. T. Beurv. D. l.eon.ird. .l. l'.nil. S. Dlxllung, G. Smitli, L. Gibbs. 2nd ron: T. Xliteli ell, T. Nlttnn. S. Hodge. l.. l lon er. S. Se ixsen. B. Allard. T. Kl.nn.i. ' ' azz ',U','- ll' K TLAN1, sit- f f i If Paul Revere Had Had A Charlie Horse PEPP . . . PANT . . . PUFF . . .PUFF . . . PANT . . . Come vsiiat are ya doin' on the ground? You've only run 6 es? Shut up! I've got two charlie horses for legs! lf' ji ou happened to hear this during the fall, you were 'iably near a cross country team practice. Nobody knew . ifie crossword puzzle wizard Could make a kid run that . This year the Rayder cross Country team went through sleet mud. and even snow to a very good season. The :tt placed in many important meets, such as Petoskey and Soo Invitational. Mr. Hice was the person behind it all, 21 encouraging words like, Don't die on me now!l :ss country is a demanding sport, but the team will be :BL next year tougher than ever. I , ut ,O ' 0 7 . lJff:r.':,. V.. lncrith, S ljfzflayfg. 'i-1. Russell, P. licafxs. K. Paul. , 'f V55 . S P -:tri-'P 'r 4 ,, nu Q. s quid, , 1. V .,.., .1 5 , P' ,D-J r ,.,,.u- .' , ffm ..,3gd,:1 I P .. if A u 'W 1-. f fwn.k -an-,, ' W .wifi r 4 jail' . t ' L 9 iff -2, . 'fl' is Smile for The Birdie 'X .w F-71'-2 i Q., Ja 'Qi CUE- 'ii Z Irwin ii.-ii, A, Ranger, P. Paul, B. Ranger, T. Morrison, R, Empey. Ni. Russell. Ind row: C. Anderson. 51. Custer. B. Tille f f ' ' liismi aiu 'I Ifi','.'ll'f,rV1. Vliirlirl. fxuucll,l3.AI1di:rSul1. i i A ts., J '41-Es xv. P 1-, V H- .a -.1 , . A 0 . , , V , , t- -1' .r , H' 3. ' -1 5 1 1 ' I ' H ' ' .. , A I - ' pfti. ' Q V, Qi ' ' A IS it 3 bird , , , 15 it 3 plane , , , NO, ifs an eggle, lt takes a lot ofdriving force to make a tirst in Regionals This year the Rayder golfteam boggied down to a better but Mr. Anderson wus the one who made it come about llc than par season. It took a lot ofhard work and determina- Clubed Ut his team Ulllll HWY WCW lleflcfl- TIM 'W Stull? ll' tion, but they drove right through Regionals to pick up the lose some seniors but you can bet your birdie tliefll be as first place trophy. EWU llexl Yeilf- I Basketball in'76... As the sounds of punt. pass, and kick faded on the foot- e held. the pounding ot' tennis shoes and dribbling basket- egan in the gym. The footballs were put away, and basketball became legal. No longer were there complaints the cold weather outside, but rather about the hot ...finiess inside! There were alot of rookies on the court this year, in- glgiiztg Coach Nloyer, but that didn't stop them from having ati improved season. The big highlight was when they beat C . e531 Moyers alma mater, Petoskey. Another big victory saztie over St. Ignace in the tirst annual Winter Homecoming. Agihough not every game had a happy ending, several were fej. close. and kept our hopes high. Through it all Coach Kloyer encouraged them with such words as, Well men, ya' a text' and then you lose . . With only a few players ng. it looks like the Rayders will come rebounding back year for an even better season. - I Aix al' F? -V ' ' i f, W' s FQ--u '-'f5.?i,l'l 'f l:ASlfl 'l lifkl.l,. lst l'fpVl. lrfim lclnli B. AlgCY, M. DOHH, 3rd roxy Conch Moyer, G, Grub-qugh. U-ajl-151-151. Rugel-1. R-E1-mpg-5 ', '. '.l.f.1.ael l1rf:rrtli.'l. l owler, ls. Williams. 2nd row: managers. Missing from picture: D. Boss. manager. Ei J 'uuerif' S lifzrlayfg, Nllficdnic, IJ. Tollas, P. Schafer. Or, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Foul Play , but Were Afraid to Ask tw, W' E1 li e.eee t . W The Road to Success Is Perserverance . .. ,A Xf 1..-7 , l ...gf --ns , ,..... . Y .V A--' .1 ,- K 1 1, QL 0 f '. - I'..3'?J!l' The Volley That Was Heard Around the World Sozzzeririies people overlook the hard work the girls put the game. volleyball. Here at C.H.S. our volleyball 15 szroiig arid the girls who are on the team work hard take it srrorig. Some people lable volleyball as an easy i sport. Nlaybe for some schools volleyball is easy, :iot here at Cliarlevoix. The girls work hard to get it all ier arid deserve much credit. The Volleyball team was saccessiliil in their wins over the other schools and did ry ririe job this year , Q I v A- ...Lx :ff A I N f1ll'l,'S VUl.l.l Yl5AI.l., lst row, lrom lcliti S. Hodge, D. Kloostcr. C. Oslcrbcrg. T. Hutlord. B. Klooster. Ind rovi H. Dove f Q r '?f-r ly frrrrfy li NN 1.. Zryoyki. llodpe. 3rd row: Coach l-eller. B, White. S. Jameson. J. Wimmer. H. Garten. L. Sk-eel. WPA ' 1 1.5, ,I ,. .ff ,W , on they spent 6 weeks in Bennello's concentration camp, S Three Months At Valley Forge Tie Slgi Team plowed into Competition and emerged vic- uii Ls. shoveling out both the boy's and the girl's lst place Qrfiies in the Conference meet. They had two firsts this ear. two rookie Coaches. They must have done something :it though because this turned out to be the most impres- season forthe Ski Team ever. Sure, getting in shape was ,t it all paid off when you felt the snow on your tongue .- the wind in your face-hanging out the bus window 121 li. i finer? 0-0 -- I 5 fniach Chria H'JL'TUV!,CfJ21Ch Mike Boncllo. Buck: D, lfngstrom. E. Lundteigen. Nl. Lignell. P. Fotchman. M. Nialpelli. L.XViSI'I'1E1'. S P. lsfzrgf, K. Vlfmin. I. ffoektield, P. Boss, C. Malpelli, R. Stcbe, G. lfby. L. Begrow. xemeh I wwf, f? wa 5 .Q- I I I O . Ao' , 5 'r I f 'eff' ,4 Q . 1 4. .4 X.. u I 5-, Y Qiw X 000+ 4 P- , Eg '7J0,?' , 1 ,C . N I -' C -I . N - 'I.V7 sq -..- Q-4 4 il - B District schools along with the class C schools and nev- K Aiter a long season of hard work the Rayders came close rf ready and prepared and will be remembered by other i tsing teams as a tough and hard team to beat. Tennis . . . Spirit IN '76' Tie iennis team put in a lot ofeffort this year, fighting endless battles on the courts. They competed against A qqsiiig to the C competition. They bounded into Region- Q '. E1 strong determination to win, read for an thin and - Y S .L s team. .riiriirig in Regionals, loosing only by one point. They i ..-v Az, k I i gi X I 'Il ,'-.'.i ln' tram lutti I . l.trricIteiy'.-ri, In Slone, .l. Greene. 2nd ron. NI. Nialpelli. D. Engstrom. M Hosmer. Coach Wright. L. Wiernet o. Q . U M as. N 4 I vl' 4,5 Jqia r fr he vs - I ll., v Av.. ' r b F f , f F. ,I .ff f -si -'L .if .wr 1 'V H ,pg 1 4 pg 3 ,L Y '- ' X . . fl. ' ' ,Hp y ur. - -Iv-, ,w M, TP RCI-L let Row from left: N. Klooster, R. Empey. E. Bourlie tt. la. llillrarns. C. Boss, J. Drcnth. 2nd row: G. Grubaugh: :7.lJ.ljuflay.B.AlgCr.T.DrCW,K.P11ul,R.P21L1l, E. Russell, K. L Hurghton. T. Morrison. 3rd row: M. Russell, N. Scharen- l.. fi':Ql'fJ.'. R. liearss. G. Carter, C. Towsley. K. Lierberman, C. S. Suhuch. J. Seidel. C. Henkel, Nl. Stapf, Couch Dave Track or Okay you guys only two 4408. three 3303. three 220's and two llO's. i'Are you crazy. we already ran a mile warm up. Thatxs right. its the track team: you lgnov.. the guys that run themselves into the ground. with the Mo1. ' watching F Q,f5,,x' . f 'R uf it f 1 , A Vivre . 4 ,'- ,.x I E 5 we K 1 l 1 gall .-3' Li Running Bear - - Which ls It?? over them. Even the Crossword puzzle wizard wanted to get team you just ean't win all the time and get .ill tht tio tltitx in on the fun. Although the team wasn't as strong as last You have to work, work a long time to he go year, they were able to take first once more at the Soo ln- not have done as well this year hut nt-vet It-at x ou t it ht vitational. The win boosted their morale and showed the sure they'll be back to give it all they 've got tht next x t it if A-t: -. v ?--- -Ill!! 8- eue 1. o- v' . ., , '7-',5qH-an ' ' 'K , 1 History Will Record Women's Lib .Rf-121 Ewing merslmeloxxcd by the buys lor years. success .pig it' fmigils .lie nom gi permuzrent purt nfGirls Truck. V-if W .o see SlI'OllgCl'lCL1lUS L1-rd even with early seusrsm psse, es .rliixidunls the team still run us strong all season. Nl,51'e all rlwse sore muscles. urging on by Mrs. O. and Mr. Nlg?Zirixxe:'e1l'I sobad alter ull. r 4 4 ix , in x' L-u' 'r 4 , -r i C.H.S. Recognizes Girls' Sports Girls' Track ,fgjf nm , x I Q-A 8,1 A H DCS .Nix 46, 'Tl -of 'Yu gi' T' -4. ,L A '5,,. A , , . 1 . -N , ' ,M . ,, .. X .EZ 4 '14 A -A 15 4,55 fn J' df pw-V Hz Y W ,q f ffgjf ' - ,N ,f A H gm.. . M Wi , V i , ' 'Q rm-viii , A, ---I - Y' ., 'Vf.,,. .M ' '41 ,L , 8 n -' -Q0 fykkw ,ig f , - ' vs b w,i5,?'ff ,, ' - , --fi' 2 . -'4,V,v, , 'M L I J , ivwfyfm- , 5 ,AJ by W , ' ' fffif W A f 4 V , .- , -f- 451 :vgdfw , W P X -.., I N , , j, Q. 5,g,,,45gwg5wMw,.kL5 .Q Mj?Kf3,?j J A -1, f -4, Q '.,.6,if?S N 9- 4' , ffwy 4 . -ff .- . f JJ I . , ,..Q 1.1.-sf.Af'5M,4 ,Mil X .- .- 4- mn'- 1 tk! tt! -.4 in 0 1 . 3 .f- 4y,,..,, Q , - 4' gn, , 4 X .41 -- 4. ., , e '1.--My-'y 4 fQ,' , . ' 1'--,viibvfft-'45-.,,.f .. Ag, Z 1 Y -T fu-.51'rQ.fq vv V P nay: f9'3 ' 'I Ur: A 'lull ,rq.-qi. , 5. QSY' -..-Li,-Q - .rx N11 1 1 'J rx- .fs x 3 n is SM JUNIOR VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADERS: K. Lehman, T. Waso- ski, S. Peters, L. Pidek, R. Revoir. Wonder What Betsy Ross Would Say About This Spirit?? The cheerleaders at C.H.S. know all about the hassles anal hard work that goes along with being a cheerleader. Nlrs. Smith, the new cheerleader advisor. did a beautiful job with the cheerleading squads who gave our team that extra spirit. The varsity squad had a brainy idea using a mini-tramp at the home basketball games forming pyramids by jumping off the tramp. Amy Potter every game night took her tly ing leap to the top and made it every time! The J.V. cheerlead- ers and the freshmen cheerleaders, also. had many fine ideas adding much more originality and enthusiasm for our team. After complaining last year from the heat the cheer- leaders Hnally got their white. short sleeved, whewl a lot cooler, uniforms which really brightened up our floor. :uf-gs ' ,.,' ! ',. 1! x Y 'JM X .nlh ' .T U so--Ri VARSITY FALL CHEERLEADERS: L. Hollow, R. Wasoski, K. Hollow, J. Alger, M. l4tVassctir. I 'fs .la - wr L-to-s-t.v. . e Ll C I'l'1'W' CIIBYIGVOIX Michigan --'Q 7, .f4.,-mffiifgf , M ,. 1... . 44141 JA- tbi ii Lhawtx J x -0.- ti- 1 A'.flA' .,f,,f I , v ' .I Q1 of .IB QR-+2 X ff! l'H7 ' . 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Nlusic, Nlusic, Music Res . ,W .san'..i.. . r ,fnnwiv-U Q 1 PHON'r'l5AND,1strow: M. Galla- la. Srfxith. J. Cook. D. Smalley. 2nd z if la. Julurlswn. R. Barrett, L. Glass, 'f Ai.. J. Tluuss. L. Helms, G, Pow Ufrrl., I-, VvYlUY'flCl'. K. Ditlow, R, 11.7. 46. mv. R. Newton, B. Lamo- ,' . U'.':rbf:rg. G. Krucgcr, CI Way, lJ, S'f.arlv.out. K. Vurrcy. Sth fa. liz ','. . C, l.'.'cr1s.'f. Olmstcad,J. X li. elafm. 1. malrlay. ' Va I l fl' F l nr f .A-al nuns- J1sq:-o.u-n-.- ,,u-fs. T Y 53f 'x 71' There was alot of music to be heard, as the Symphony band blew their way through yet another successful season of quarter notes and rests. lt was the first year for Mr. Stutsman to act as a full time animal trainer and tamer, and with him ended an Odmark era. Once again they entered Class B in the District Festival and earned a I rating for their efforts. How- ever, they weren't quite as fortunate when it came to State competition. There were new songs and new sotllltls this year ranging from an accompaniment of the llalleltrralr Cllrortis to a wild song for graduation. So. once again it looks as rl the music will continue in fine style for the next 200 years. i rl r. r fa i ' P ' svrtirrriorw BAND, lst rout rr, stttm. son, L. Himebauclt, C. ilu, l . l ictller. Znd row: P. llosmer. S. Wincltester. CQ Cutler, L. Long. D. leonartl, I. Klama. 3rd row: L. Ccllner, L. Bradley , S. Xlootl F D. Jones, L. Johnson, A. Klooster, XX, Wieland, J. lierlagie. K. Speer. tl. Petris. 4th row: P. luttlc, J. Alger, I. louler, l J. Cinnamon, K. Paul, S. liearss, R. Stext X P. Klooster. K. liroll. Sth row tr. loper 3 h1l'.Sllll7l111lIl,DlTL'ClUI'. l l l h..,.-.., -. N QUT 1Qoi -Q . S ltr , N L V W' ' H 'V Q. It se . .,., lui' Otts. . . Tn 0. , . Three. . . llOL1li,GOl No it's not the starting of an lndy ar1dit's not a soap box derby. Thia year the Con , . Concert Band . . .The Hope of the Future b it' ' is as xczy successful. lt first started out with a division rating of I in districts. and a ll in state to end on a happ1.'ricte.T?.e: -...e. rx.:-x ,,,,.T vor . .tt of hard xx ork put in to make all of this happen, and Mr. Stutzman was the person behind it all. ltzs kind ofizard is :ak X play his hest when there's so many things in school he can do, but Mr. Stutzrnan got it from thern. This yearli' Gor. N.: .. -e Syzripltorty hand next year. but they will carry on the tradition ofthe band they were for years. ngr' nf ,ei . ,al ,1 I .. J!,4Zl'.Q 4 't Yi 4. v r O r 9 'T - L Kane. lc L H. ,.r.. P.. Rosenthall, NI. Shupert, L. Johnson, LU-: afy, g,, ,. U,.,. A xr . Ls. row. from left: J. Boal, T. Bearss, C. l eft. L. Defwloor. S. Landon, D. Potter, P. r Hrenberger, L. Bellows, D. Manville, L. arrfard. S. Mol, 3rd row: K. Lamoreaux, r rd. C. Jones, L. Herboldsheimer, J. . ...A,r. 'r-:--'1 Puiipaff. T. Williams, J. Elzinga, C. f--u fl ind row: L. Roznoske, B. Allard, D. L. Defwlitchell, T. Hiller, B. Thomp- iiriedl. 4th rowg J. Herriman, T. Hoff- J! 0 . f X X. r . ' xl 'K V f i :'L'Q'X 5 lst rowg from left: C. Tripp, K. Jackson, K. Ditlow, M. Robinson. L. Dzicdzic, D. Gur- ten,S.Mi11er. 2nd rowg L. l-lower, R. Paul. S. Peterson, L. Schorsch, K. Schnnckcnbcrg. L. Gibbs, G. Lehman, K. Cool. 3rd roxxg L. Houghton, B. Drost, J. Cebulski, C. Klamu, K. Cross, E. Cooper, D. Sonncnbcrg, D. Dhasclccr, D. Morgridgc, W. HoI'l'mun. K. Greene, C. Bergman, J. Lenhart, l. Cullcr, L. Thorp, K. Ficdlcr. 4. V A , sv 1 X wtf?-vg,g,M, , I I 'V 6 '. r VJ, fziha , ,wvQs,.,,Y,,x Q I 7? a i f f , . ,. .. , 1 f . g .Iwi ., .A ml , 1 ,. , ,. . w s fa I . - -na: 'us-4. - - -. , ,I ss. , K E 5 g 4 l S ...L J 5 ,Q . 3 F., xx-Q, , K A My .1-'M ' if , :H ' u---' 59 .' ' - .'l - ' .f - ' Q..-. . -' iv 'fn V, 'IL 4 .,. . - . X18 Music with Honor, Music for Spirit Dil you hear music coming from building B after school opts? lt's quite a few hard working students that are never eiignized. Four kids went to honors band. They had to g .gpete with kids from all over Northern Michigan to get the ottjoris. Then thereis the Pep Band, they come an hour be- TJ basketball games to practice, then go out to Npepn up 'fone at half time. This year we had a new Choir! There ..e golden tones coming from everywhere. Our Solo-Ensem- le entrants did very well, with five of them moving onto tate competition. As you can see there is more than just Con- ei' :iid Symphony Band. HONORS BAND: lst row: K. Paul. Ind :omit K. KIII. L. Pieile: Stutzman. 3rd row: Nl. Gallagher. I in- a 'R .K F,- ,. rx 'L' WA. 4 e-,ew A...- f.1, ffff.. v sy A b y , J ' .1 fi, , .N Q. I ' 3, 'Nc 1 1 . ,- - -L ' - 1. 'T' '64 A , r el gn , . , s . . , .. 'QW' . W 9. ... b V - 'f J ' ' tfnwg r '-', . at- VI v ' I ' K, ' sa ' ' aa r .Q Q. QA .5 ' ?.' o '-4 p. . , . - . , . v.', --1,5 l ' - '12 c 'Lv.-- T ...--J 's. J.'?'..-S-' 1.2. '- ff I' I' '-' If If -f v I I 1--dl'-r I' Swanson, IJ. Haggard, S. Gcer, J. Cook. D. Smith. M.Gallagl1er. 2nd row: T. Olmstead. K. Sladek, T. Xovotny. ff.- ,i1,.,. , ,,1, ' 1 Inu I I ifrfllrrr S Iiorlgrc, f'. Iicrymann, R. Newton, T. McNamara, R. Steebe. C. Henkle. 3rd row: G. Loper. J. Cinnamon. D. Swan- ' If' -rx K. Krall, II. I urrcy, K. Paul, K. Spear, D. Taylor. G. Pcttis, Mr. Stutzman. -.,- -W ---H f - 'TT' it Q Us-' ..1.. YOCKXI, Xll'SlC', lx! nm lrwm lClDllf'.KH1!. I, lk-xurw, S. C'urlis,C'.Kl.rr11.r,l.Sd1r-rxlr, F. Russel, lx. Ilullmx, li. Wig., K.Spcur,l'.Su1l1crl.md.l'. Liclncr. Znd mu 5.Nluw.rr1- dCr, S.NNL1Ixnr1.C,Nl.1rlll1.li. PUNCH, NILIDCC, fu. f lllltf. 1. Long, lx. C urrcy, I. lk-W C. Way, Dircclor Sl.1r:'.art. Pun- iSI, P. Busx. JAZZ BAND, lst mu Ikmrn lcfti S. Hodge, D. Klum1cr.J. Jarvis, K. Currcy, B. Ncxxlon. 2nd row: K. Spear, D. IQ15 lm. L. .l0hI1SOl'l, G. PCIUS. B. Bmw, T.Olms1cad.G. Lupcr. K. Puul, R. Stcbc, T. NIuNunurn. K.Kroll,Dircc1or, Nir. Slut!- man. n,5 -Jr- STATE SOLO ENSFMBLh L lledlcr M Galldglmr D JoncS C1 Pcttm lx Spur D T.: lor N1r. Silllllllilll. 25: fy,gf,', 3 v.'1r.f,hfy,1f1f. A. Potter, G. Iphy, P. Hosmer, S. Mol, B. Boss, D. Krueger. D. March, March, Nlarch to The Beat of the Drum They arent Johnny Come Marching Home but their purpose may be the ie. to ridy' spirit and recognize the fighting Rayders on the football field much e song brought cheer to returning soldiers long ago. Of course that's not all - rtiareljng band does. They do it for themselves and a ine music department. eu are good You know! Of course being good doesn't come easy. All those 7:00 AM and late night prac- es :nay have been partly the reason they were good. Or maybe itis just good old ie and determination on the part of the individual band members. Whatever it was, it's been a spectacular year. A year full ofmemories, a year of e Big Flag. ' ' f l'angf':r, S. M1Ilcr,P, I els, IJ. Boss. Bart- Drmn Maja: K. Krall .f I. , . ,,,, ,uh - -, . ' .' ' .f'k46'b. am... 1,,,.,,. f 'i ' , Y ' ' 1' A r - ' '-5 1' 5 R J iiN I .:' X f 0 4. A 1 5 f 5 P 5 , U1 ' ex in J ' Uh ma- 0 P el E ' v v 1 R' .NX Q m i '1' W fella' ii' ? Q I Y N'-1- '1- We if oi-N-P11 1 -.Bin Winter Homecoming ing . . . - John Greene ueen . . . Kim Kenney Cour Q ff n V Vf-rrf-'f P A1 3 Y E- 3' 44. if .5 Winter Homecoming . . A First for '76' For the very first time in the history of CHS, we had a Cathy Martin, Debby Klooster, Barb White, und Denise Buss Winter Homecoming. John Greene and Kim Kenney reigned The seniors won the snow seuplture and to end the Ironic! over the festivities as king and queen. In the court were Bob coming spirit week ot' socks, huts and glasses we tlctcutcd Si. Alger, Ed Russell, Erie Slone, Casey f coach J Culbertson, Ignaee. l as I 40' ...Q- .M F X ' Continental Congress . . . No C.H.S. Student Council -i gcr, J. licrlugc, K. Currcy, S. Winchester, S. Hufford. D. Tollas. C. Cinnamon. C. Henkel. J. Cin- namon, T. lfowlcr, M. Martin. STUDENT COUNCIL, lst row: K. Gould. H. Dove. C. Streeter. K. Greene. W. Drenth. Ind row: L. I'icdlcr, C. Way, C. Ranger. G. Kaczynski. advisor. L. Dekioor. 3rd row: L. Caldwell. D. Krue- myirqu-Afnas .. , V , 4-:rr -. W , , 'mu - . W L4 g4.,,-- .:. -M 1. 1, - Ju I HJ' - ' hvlfvilbvxvufos :ul The Student Council started into a fresh year with new ideas and lots olenthusiasm. They began making nioncy sell- ing those crazy maroon and white spirit hats that could he seen all over C.ll.S. To keep the student hody informed. a calendar ofevents was kept in the otlice. posting all school activities. The Student Council knows how tough it was getting lo those morning meetings. so the Student Councilg with approv- al from Mr. Fortin, scheduled their meetings during school hours twice a month. During the winter month ot' February. the Student Council came up with the idea ol' a Winter Hume- corning to keep the Excitement and spirit through the second semester. N ff? .W j . S ex C. The Conquestadors No the CHS Spanish Club cite talk ofa trip kept lively but like all plans. no ey. no trip. So the Spanish .gr settled for a few bake sales -..Q other usual aeitvities. To 'X n from becomingbiust like any QLIIEY '41'Tr -'. ..N group they threw in a Taco here and there just so they lint loose their identity. Tien' 5 II I 'W' G r? all agree. however. that hough they couldn,t go plaee like the French Club had fun at home anyway. ,x' A A-ISH CLUB. lst row: B. Boss. I.. Dziezic. Nl. Robinson. .a N, Lewis. T. Hoffman. B. l. Gear. J. Lenhart, J. Kravut- piper. lj. N'z1nLoo, J. Borths. P. Packard. WW: . ff. V rss k by mmm Q4 www. .ff . A sg ,. mmm 3 s 2fWQ V, ' Hlgm-sfss . t ' - ' i X mi. .X . - 1 t s-S Kwon., , ' i mf, sl., L . Q sv- 4 r ' sy: M et.. uw . A -ww.. mu. wa we P WY!.,: . LW' . W y ,4 we. f A4 'W 'ai N4 E v-'V 4 1 D iii..- hifi-'57--M, .,,,m, Ei? xi r .' ' EA 4' 'Q kv. A Look at the Past . . . Quebec The French Club spent the majority of their titne this year pressing toward one goal, a trip to Quebec City. After repeat- ed bakesales and a new idea for entertainment, a French Pro- duction, the trip became a reality. The French Production consisted of everything from the chance to sample French ,U I' it cooking, to another bakcsale, to short skits plll on tn ltettclt. The trip that they planned so long tor took thent ltr the oltl city of Quebec and a titne to remember always. Ot ctttllw you can't leave OLII some of the more interesting Llspctils ot' tnodern Quebec which they enjoyed, also. J. Wimmer, P. Kane, M. Buday. Intl row: A. Watson, L. Witntner. C. Ran- ger, K. Sell, F. Buday, Nl. Stgtngis. 3rd row: L. Licbold, advisor, B. .-Xllatrtl, J. Seidel. D. Tollats. FRENCH CLUB lst row: T. Johnson, Back to the Wilderness . . That ls State Park Hey what's that '7 That ah. . .tl1at's a skunk isnt. l thought so this class stinks. Weil this wasn't the usual conversation, but you :ggi-.t have heard it. This year for the very first time Cliarlevoix High had a Biology Club. The person who suggested it to his classes was. . . Ewell Gibbons? No Mr. Speiles. He brought the club up to Wilderness State Park and planted many new ideas in their vast sastelands of a mind. Though it was the first year for .he club. they seem to have taken root firmly and by next year should be in full bloom. l H 'I tl l u A Biology Club . M,-543, in.: r Campus Life Like Our Country Based on Faith The cheerful, laughing group ot' Campus Lite again brought lun. relaxation to many students of CHS., taking their minds away from the dregs oi' academic lite. Meetings regularly drove parents to lock the relrigerators inot really! and open their doors to the liord of 20 to 30 students that regularly attended meetings. Trips. meetings that included groups from outside our community were not regular tea- tures but when available exciting. But lun and games aren't the mainstay lor many student whojoin. What they find is insight and balance lor their lives in a compli- cated society. fAhlPL'S Llll lst roxy: Nl. Robinson, D. Potter. D. Rotlicnburgcr. D. lion. Ind row: N. Louis. J. l.cnliart. Ag Watson. K. llolloxx, D. Himebaucli, S. lkcstcnr brock, ll. Dove. li. Kloost- cr, G. Packart, S. Peters, Stargardt. 3rd rmti P. ler, ll. Boss, l.. l3Clloxx x, R. Packard, B. Allard, P. Kane, M. Stangis. 9.-.. - Qgei fs l... ff- .L A 1 if - h gn Seated: M. Buday, J. Wimmer Standing: L. Smith. M. Griffen. D. Boss Lincoln-Douglas Debates??? No Just C.H.S. Debaters . . . 4? ' xv iw 1 f?'1'll1 ' ,1.,'.Z,f V , A Q-fi gl' Seated: J. Thomure, W. Wieland, A. Watson, L. Weimer, G. Packert, L. Caldwell. Standing: L. Blanchard, B. Sweet, L. Robinson, L. Helms. W lt was an interesting year tor the de- bate team. One trip to Petoskey and back in Moraska's car was very educat- ing indeed. There's nothing like walk' ing from the middle ot' nowhere to the nearest gas station in an ice storm at 3:00 in the morning. Or being stuck in East Lansing at novice pre-lims witliont half of your team, and having to de- bate affirmative for some other town when your usually negative. Having to ride 210 miles with the Traverse City team was very interesting to say the least. We did accomplish one thing thoughg we saved the money we usual- ly use for State Finals Debate. I 4 I N ever Saw .. 0 ease. . . Backstage Be Quietf. . . Alright this time 1. . . llit ent? sped: :ti 3 on may have been roaming the halls after Quztietrzne. and heard these commands barked out it e one-.ict cast perfecting their play. Even though the ty or the east was young and inexperienced, the play :ry well. The play soared in district to 2nd place and l inily landed in Regionals with a 4th, Q. Ford was the one who kept it all together through all esonie rehearsals. practicing at Petoskey and to the fi- ff-O1'HldI'lCi' she kept it together. There are a lot of per- rs coming back. but there's some great ones leaving al- xx ever. the One-Act team will be back next year ready Name is Raja and I am a .levi ,...,,-.A+ w.,,,,,. ., .. u Children of Tarazin . fi? 4 1- if , ., , - , ' 1 ,C A ZA .-1 r, 1 1 Y A ONE ACTS: lst row: J. Wimmer, M. Buday, B. Newton. M. Griffen. K. Rosenci-ants D. Hag gard. 2nd row: W. Sweet. W. Wieland. H. Dove. Ni. Hosmer. L. Helms. D. Bos. IL Paul. Sri I R. Packcrt, C. Boss, M. Stangis. Y. Paekert. L. Wiemer. L. Caldwell. A. Watson. 1.3. Q- ,gr Pi-'af if -hw 1 .Q fl Forensics . . . A bit of Everything . . . From crew work to performance A trip to State Finals . . . Nlitty Madness . . . A Disease? To ifztish up a good year we made N State Finals. at least some did. S .ie to compete and some to observe. I1 though Mrs. Ford was a wet Kei we had a fun weekend with a iliered Rhodesian exchange stu- t and Daddy Hockstead's fallen dia- fti. This years spring tournament another story. An hour or so at pool after rounds had us relaxed ugh for dinner. Lynn and her fairy s made it all the way. To top off t long. hard day. we all signed e's cast. What a way to end a fun :essful year of forensics. PETOSKEY INVITATIONAL WINNERS. from left: J. Thornure. L. Wiener. C. B-: ss. D. Boss 5 UPL?-JSlf,S 'I LAM, lst row, from left: A. Watson, B. Sweet, J. Thomure. M. Stangis. C. Boss. S. Swanson. K.Pau1. B. Swanson. Ind 11.1, I., Hfzlrnz, G. Paekcrt, L. Wicmcr, H. Dove. 3rd row: L. Blanchard. L. Smith, C. Cinnamon. D. Boss. R. Packert. J. Wimmer. L. Glax. L. '.zl'i'f.f:ll, I.. V orbiri, M. Iiuday. 7 r1.gl'xi1: 'T. Lilac Tournament: W. Wicland, L. Wicmcr, L. Caldwell, Coach C. I ord. STATIC VINALS: K. Paul, L. Glass, L. Blanchard, D. Bom, B. Snanxon. li. Sweet, S. Swanson, M. Stangis, R. Packcrt. 'W haf if I' '41 ll l q f :,, 414, ,K A, . FORENSIC WINNERS, lst row: L. Glass, L. Smith, D. Boss, H. Dovc, L. Blanchard, B. Swanson, A. Watson. 2nd row: K. Paul, M. Stan' gis, J. Thomure, S. Swanson, G. Packcrt, C. Cinnamon, M. Buday, J. Wimmcr. Air: C. Boss, R. Packcrt, L. Wicmcr. FIS 'X . fy.. 4476 'L - N-f I n x I XX 'Ju' 4-- 'E Ni. mix 2-67 ' ' 'Af x , ,y bf ' .A ..gsqA -iq d ,mv .-pf , I ., A f -45ff,f4 2?J4,:- '1. . . ,f qi,-45' 5,1-F,- x ,.' x',f-'fi'-f: 1' X., ,.-'- ' ' a 4. x, 'Zi fx? , AU' - .- ' - 1-f '?.c fl' N1 2-575-' ' ' 1 5 I r ' -'I 0 kgsx ,Q-' ,V ' gig' N ll fp! I. v 1 k 'J pr' ff' at ' -,'! '.,,f7QL-il'f.lJ s I - .ff - ' Zi-42' 5311:-L.-1 gr-LL IFTL4'--if Q!-4 , I l' 's ' . f I . 1 1 1 - ' in ,df 1 ,' Y X' ,f ff- . f 4 ' , 1 9 x 5-.. fb- ,Q --r sr,-tqf' I I ,Q AL, HUD -YNTVNX 1 I - . 5 V3.0 - luhertg f ,M , ' U 1' J' usa .,,.,,n'u5f X M ,'.'l' s f .l ya -A 'QQ-.lgrv pwx X W - ..h 'lx H -YVIUQPIDLL .- . -sl N 1 .r - I If Pi Q sg ' - x x Chari-cvvoi Charlevoix- M .KF r'P Mahogany Do you know where you'1'c going to, Do you like the things tltut life is showing you? Where are you going to, Do you know? Do you know what youtr Do you look behind you: Therek no open door? e hoping for. What are you looking for. Do you know? 'X , . 1' 1- fixa- -XL vm- 'is ' x lt: rv .isa ',,.-- ,gm-ff: 1534 alfa 5' 5 , swf A Once again, an evening in May be- came a treasured memory lor all who attended the Junior-Senior Prom. Sltanty Creek Provided the backdrop. and set tlie stage for an evening in Ma- liogany. The Kansas City Bombers pro vided the music to add a special llavor to the evening. lt was an evening ol' smiles and dreams that seemed to make a fitting conclusion to a good year. Everything blended together for a treasured evening that will always be stored away in tlie corners ol' our minds to be smiled upon in the future. w -K2 '-f that's why I want to share my dreams with you. 6 I ,4 I ' - k ,. f I L, V, ' ' -3 x iz ,W x 1 1 Xxx 7 .ff Q N is v W ii 1? h x , AE , . NNN -xi: S5-X 1 xxx :X 'N fi Girls State, Boys State, Boys Nation Girls' State. Most of them linund themselves attractively in- volved in the ideas and processes ol' this pm-ieet. Su inueli su that our own Jon Mays became Govennr nl' Buys' State and went on to be selected to attend Boys Nation in Waslnngttin .3 ,-.-Q: -5.- .g' :Qs : fc-1 ' -Q-sirifl' - '-:-:-:g::::.-- is GIRLS' STATEQ M. Griffin, D. Bellows. BOYS STATE GOVERNORIBOYS NATION: Jon Mays. BOYS' STA'I'l': K. Paul, l. J. Seidel, J. Cinnamon, C. Nli chacl, li. Slonc. D.C. Tl1at's quite an honor lm C'.H.S. and especially lm Jnn. Hanna, M. Hosmer, J. Bcrlagt The Class of '76!? . . . Oficersz Prom left. K. Martin, Presidentg N. Green, Advisorg XM.: Ll H-:1sen. Vice-President: Sandy Dyer, Secretaryg J. Kravutske, -X X P or: . Schuch. Treasurer. Robert William Alger Judy Kae Allison bam, Joan Bellows Allen R. Bergmann -Fin' Christopher Allen Avery George E. Baldwin M James Steven Berlage Tarnela Kaye Borowlak ,,.-1 Or, Four Score and Seven Years Ago . As the close of school drew near. the Seniors got itchy . A countdown calendar with only a few more days in go. and gi heart full of expectations for the years to come begged them out of the familar halls ofC.H.S. and into a new lifestyle, lint ' even though it was nice to go. behind were left some treasured memories . . . Elementary school was carefree. with show and tell on lfri- days and birthdays at milk time. There were trips out to Tim Matchett's farm to see the sheep. and there were l'.T.A. fairs in the gym. Then everyone got older and High School was home. You could still cut through the library and there was a ,luke box in the cafeteria. But alas. the years went quickly. and it was one last bomb scare. a canoe trip and dinner dance. a cap. a gown. and most of all, a diploma. MPM! ,3 A 'fvl QI-r o , .X I l l l J f T . Ad Denise Kay Boss James Wilson Boss Lynne Ellen Bradley Ronald Edward Browe Q . is , V l .4 il ef? X , I Roger Lee Campbell Randolph W. Cebulski Nanette Carol Christ John Manning Cinnamon Every individual has a place i L L i Timothy J. Coen Laura L. Corbin Craig Edward Culbertson Kun L. Ditlow ward Lyle Donaldson Heidi Jo Dove Terry Lee Drew Sandra Lee Dyer to fill in the world, and is important, I L I . pl Ah? of J ' .Suv G , .9 A i 6 1 vga Pdf - J '-' 'MW' s Charles Joseph Earley Judy Kay Elzinga Daniel Pal-ll Engstrom Lisa Anne Fiedler Holly Elizabeth Garten Kim Susette Gould Q . L' J 1, l, I - lllllllfw John Francis Greene Martha Ann Griffen Diane Elizabeth Haggard Timothy S. Hanna ll 5 ,uk Y if W I 'm in some respect, whether he chooses I E I Robert D. Hilton Linda Sue Himebauch i B ' 1 Y .eg , A 1 NRE J Karen Diane Hollow Maxk E. Hosrner : iq 6 in If:??:f:g.' 'fiilliarn Jarvis Andrew E. Johnson Debbie L. Johnson 51151111 M. Kane ---'- .fam-s i I to be so or not. Susan Vera Kane Henry A. Kulhawick Jr. Penny Lee Leitner -Nathaniel Hawthorne ' w Kimberly Ann Kenney Debra Sue Klooster Debra Mary Krueger ff Clyde Thomas Left ea- H Kirk Robert Lieberman IVIan is what he believes -Anton Chekhov Tunothy Ralph Matchett Kathle Mane McDonough Mary Loluse McDonou.h Barbar -'mn Meadovw dark Alan Meier Candlth LOUISE Metzger t I ., 2 Za, I 1 LTU x Steven E. Michael Steven 0'fmaI10WSki , a U -1-v--i 1 Jon David Peterson Kenneth Lee Paul David D. Peterso n I f I H! 'x 1' Ny!! Laurie Jean Pidek Deanne S. Potter Janet L. POIICI' JUS' M- POIICV Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow Nt 'W i i l l Kimberley R. Reibel Robin Renee Rosencrants Edward A. Russell Gordon C. Russell Peggy Lee Schuch fl Michael Thomas Schuste: ,,,.'-1 ET h-1 Ioffzpl. lx Seidel Ronald L. Shapton Just walk beside me Ax v-...,,Q ?7?'3?W' a, g , Q --kr -iz ' . I 1 33 1 I X Q' f ggi? L-. Qs. NW Q ik f Q T ,ln ij Betty J. Trost Carol Lynn lfrnlor Denise Jean Wasoski Icy 'Jane Whitley I R 3 1 ' af' Susan Kay Westenbroek Barbara Sue White Dane Michael Whitlef' , 49 , 'K' ff, , I 1 ' 3 ' ,, 1 4, N B, U 14 HY 1 ' wg Larry John Whitley M 4, if 2 'fiuulvf si, I 4 W 411 ,, J if ,I I ' of Tippe-Canoe and Seniors Too! 'ly sgfte stew wondered what a senior class does for fun .. 'cw .Lay s hetore graduation. this was it. Even though ' '1 :naive it to Cedar Point, they had no problem .3 eartoe trip. ln tact. they had enough money left 1: or: .1 dinner dance at the Kingdom of Schuss. The alll was that it was hard to dance because everyone ibuined from canoeing the day before. They invited .. .egehers and adnnnistration to make up for the past K 2.115 or high school. At least they graduated with them 3151? side. lt was alot of money well spent, to make a wet. avpy adventure for a rowdy senior class! A jx: N 2' - x , Y- .3 ,f,f ,Liz f' ,JW 4,-V1 L Lx, 4F At ar '- kf '2, 'J 1, eff I, . by if . f . f , - f - ff f W7 .fffvnid , v V 1 I..-41' . . ' 7. 4. -ff 0,:',, .y7 .',,-4 r'.j' :f 2.4 15' f1,' aif'M.- 1 -' f-'-M' ,nf ,gr ,, .,s 1 . , iff' 'ig 25V'Q,,Z,1 f - A at I 4 , nn 6 f-,p I Ak I- --Q F Il 4' A 72 . ': 9f-I-'A id., . ..,.231'.,-1 .I , .q.... '-. W u'- 1, AH - . , '35, 'Cf Www i - 'll-133 .W 5 t Wu, .... -MJ ,, HS' 3' LW Q9 'Y 'ini i Q M riff Q , x . E . .f l .551 if . 1,- X-.Q ,Q .--' 'T 1 cf -2,4 -9- ' 91 . N if I fi. . l 's '. J 'rffx' 'bl ' x ,g-fgj xl-nl .1- - lf A A - .ff-L N. -...F,,..- 1-ll' A' .1',Y ff A .Y .' 4 X Sports Awards iff, -,fl ll wr?-ll' ,rjll f1l :li 3. v-'fipq ALL CONFERENCE CROSS COUNTRY W. AWARD OE SERVICE-Coach Don Carey Drfmh u l I .1 K 4 H x E 5 -ff. -I C ' 1 gvlss ' A 71 I Ev . N! . X E 'I' I 1 I H ffiwt sf 4 ,VM 3 5-' I-4 -.flu C ff F ls - - f - T. b , ' 'V ,r ,. .5 1 . - - . ,, -. 'A f 1 ,Q .. . : ,- -. l 1 ' P 4.l,l. 'fl'-l l'.l'l:fJf,l, IUUI BALI. J. Crccnc, R. Williams, E. Russell, K. Leiberman. J. Marsh. R. STATE TRACK-R. Alger. E. Bourke. B. '-.jzfcf ',. f,zr.n:lrrlf,rl. Williams. C. Tc-Wiley. K. I.ieberm:a.n. W. Drenth. 1 , F. 36 1 146 . V4 A ',.5 fy. P: ' '. A, 3 I i l A l ,. N. 'fb Y . ,I qu 104' if K 1 'su' F A 6. U Vi. Y, gt. L., .., -Zi if 1 Fi , 'flli' P755 '57 ks. 5- vc lV,3 r.,,p:v: 57-ffl?-'tif Eilliig' .4-.-'n:f-X1-'3 . MSI' f' ...'-i.,ks-IA-1.14923 If PA STATE TRACK-K. Curnay, K. Sladek, T. Novotny. AA L J WRESTLING-R. Hilton, D. Golovich, R. Hilton, K. Lieberman, D. Whitley, C. Wimmer, R. Bvard ss... tm f we aussi 'viii 1 missin vU?f'i Nf3W',l ,JL , ., . Q., Q r-ws ' i TZ -ow:-l 9' if ALL CONFIiRIiNCIi BASKIfTBALL R. Algcr, M. Donn, if Klooitcr . ..:. C r , a lx - M1 L ' nf: Q ...,.,.s eu Success Measured in Awards HO'S WHO AMONG MUSIC-K. Curry, L. Fiedler, M. Gallagher, K. MATHEMATICS AWARD-Br S1515 f11l.G. Powell ' -V 'weiii 'A-brawl ,Jill ,g 51 UK! '. f,I,,'L,SS AWARD fi. Petris BAUSH-LOMB-John Greene CHEMISTRY AWARD-Sue Greene l I L 1 I - ' H - Q:u.-v-- 14-vii' NI'v .- una- -.W xwnnsqlu Wi? Sports Awards DEDICATION-Mrs. Marion Kohn gb-- o V,-Q, ...... 414-f Q an Q' yr, 5 L5 aus Q BETTY CROCKER AWARD-D. Dvoracek STUDENT COUNCIL PRICSIDIZNTJI. Dove ' AAL-. 4 31- f- 127 grailuatinn clams ni 7 June 6, 1976 . . . The day that seemed to elude us for thirteen fun-filled years, had finally arrived. It didn't seem possible that the countdown calander had finally reached zero when just yesterday it was one hundred. The last few weeks seemed to drag by ever so slowly, and then before we knew it we were marching to the chords of Pomp and Circumstance. It seemed funny to be as old and as big as the Seniors were four years ago. Now we were the only ones left from that time, and it was now our turn to graduate. lE'.'erything seemed to slip by so fast . . .just yesterday we were mature 7th and 8th graders. The girls took shop and the boys took Home Ec. There were basketball games and girlis Health class with Mr. Bolduc. Then it was High School, and graduation seemed so far away. There were the first spec bus rides featuring hit songs like Hey Lfoddyi' and One Hundred Bottles of Beerii, along with taking wrong turns and going the LONG way home from Cheboygan. Eventually, the coun- seling center became a second home and the attendance policy got tougher but avoidable . Before we knew it, it was Graduation day, with break- fait at the Weathervane. Everything else became a mist of watercolor rnemories . . . getting the caps on just right, trying to figure out how the collar goes on, smiling for pictures, having Mrs. Grubaugh pin on yellow roses, ztanfiing in line, left, right, left, proud parents, squirt airy., up the three longest steps in the world, a hand- Zlake, a diploma, an alumni. So long, C.H.S. 0 Sltmv. wig. J .Kgs s JN , .s 'lla-.. VALEDICTORIAN2 Denise Kay Boss r n.., A.-1 J.- s.s.f..,:.. M - , 161-veg. -'gi 6,3 gf. sw- V, ig v. - 1 ,Q 5 SALUTATORIAN: Kim Susette Gould O4 ' 44 ln'-rr' f ' 'Q f- ,x Y, vt K lv .- Vl ,,, . . cy wha , ,yx qr,',? 4 A M .,...f?'.!f r-, . 1!g'+':. '...-3 .. - . . TOP TEN: C. Wimmer, J. Greene, L. Fiedler, M. Meier, J. Seidel 2nd row: K. Gould, T. Borowick, D. Boss, L. Himebaugh, C. Streeter '4a.Nf Y i In , 1 'T fi if 5 ' ' 'LZ Q 3 , 1 . A X 1 - if ai .2 5 ' Speaker: Howard L. Lancour, Executive Director-Michigan Bicenten- nial Commission 129 fy, -r.,,., l - W mln ff ,-7 tif., if ...ia , -' -. - ff' 4' . k',- f tn l- A 2 , i , I :fa 5' A T. Novotny, M. Martin. D. Smith. T. Fmxler. B. Smith. M. DQ an. A.. Pgtter. V-. Drenth I Y A .. 7' 0 g I ff! ...,-ff 1 , Y '1 I , A , , 1 Q I 5 'Q I 11 D s 1. 1 , 1 J 1 ff' 5 A ms 7 ?-2.--. ' 1 ii . , :ilu i Q 2:1161 T 'il'-2' .:-'- ni '5 ,1T. --, ' 5 s5'7 ' .H .5 U :K5 Q, . N 'Nag aint- -3711-Qi - uvzsg 1 - 1 . . 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L in . ww-- 149 ALGER, ROBERT WILLIAM-Football 1- 4, Second Team Allllonference 3, All Con- ference 4, CoCapt. 4, Basketball 1-4, Co- Qpt. 4, All-Conference I-LM. 4, Track 1-4, State High I-Iurdler 3-4, Stewart Coleman Award 4,Junior Escourt 3 , Winter Home- coming-King's Court. ALLISON, JUDY KAE-Basketball 1 , Band l,CO-OP 2. AVERY, CHRISTOPHER ALLEN -Track l,Spanish 1-2, Band 1-2, Marching Band 1- 2, Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4, LEO Project 3-4. BALDWIN, GEORGE E.-Football 1-4, Track 2-4, Ski Team 1-2, Boys' State 3. BELLOWS, DONA JOAN -Basketball 1-3, Track 1-2, Pep Club 1 , Debate 2, One-Acts 2-4, Superior Award 3-4, Forenisics 2-4, BYD Award 4,Cheerleader 1-3, Girls' State 3. BERGMANN, ALLEN R. BERLAGE, JAMES STEVEN -Tennis 2, Cross Country 2,Campus Life 1-4, Band 1- 4, Pep Band 2-4, Jazz Band 2-3, Marching Band 1-4, State Solo Ensemble 3, Pres. 4, Class Pres. 2, Student Council 4, One-Acts 3,Boys' State 3, WHIRLIGIG Editor 3, Yearbook 1-2, Copy Editor 2, Flash Staff 2-4, Editor 3-4, lst and 3rd place News Writing-MIPA, Student Advisory Board of ACCENT MAGAZINE 76-77. BOLT, RUSSELL A.. BOROWIAK, TAMELA KAYE-Band 1 , State Solo-Ensemble 1 ,Perfect Attendance 1,Chemistry Award 4, Typing Award 2, Top Ten 4. BOSS, DENISE KAY-Basketball 1-4, Track 1-3, French Club 3,Campus Life 1-4, Sweet- heart Co-Queen 4, Pep Club 1-2, Band 1-4, latching Band 1-4, Flag Corp 2-4, Co-Capt. 34,Class Secretary 2, Debate 2-4, One-Acts 2-4, Excellent Acting 3, Superior Acting 4, FOIGISICS 2-4, State 2-4, Yearbook 1-4, Copy Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Winter Home- coming Court 4, Prom Committee 3, Michi- gn Competitive Scholarship 4, Valedictor- ian 4, Cheerleader 1-2. BOSS, JAMES WILSON-Basketball 1-2, Track 1, Fall Homecoming Escourt 4. BRADLEY, LYNNE ELLEN-Pep Club 1-2, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2-3, Flag Corp 2-4, Co- Capt. 3,Class Vice-Pres. 2, Cheerleader 1-2, Fall Homecoming Court 4, Freshman Prom Attendant, Oftice Assistant. BROWE, RON-Football 3. CAMPBELL, ROGER LEE- CEBULSKI, RANDOLPH W. -Band 1-2, Marching Band 1. CHRIST, NANETTE CAROL-Track 1 ,3, Bond 1-2, Typing Award 2. CINNAMON, JOHN MAN NING-Football 1-4,All-Conference 4,Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 4, Senior Index Boys' State 3 , Operation Bentley 3, Flash Staff 2,4. COEN, TIMOTHY J .-F ootball 1-2,CO-OP 4, Fall Homecoming Escourt 4. CORBIN, LAURA L.-Basketball 1-3 , One- Acts 4, Forensics 4, Michigan Competitive Scholarship. CULBERTSON, CRAIG EDWARD-Foot- ball 1-4 , Basketball 1-3, Library Assistant 4, Fall Homecoming Court 4. DEYOUNG, TIMOTHY A.-Wrestling 1-4, Science Award 4. DITLOW, KURT L.-Band 1-2, Pep Band 1- 2, Jazz Band 1-2, Marching Band 1-2, State Solo-Ensemble 2. DONALDSON, EDWARD LYLE-Football 1 , Basketball-2, Track 1 , Spanish Club 1, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1,2,4, Marching Band 1- 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Yearbook 1. DOVE, HEIDI J O-Basketball 1-4, Volley- ball 2-4, Stewart Coleman Award 4 , Campus Life 2-3, Glee Club 1 , Student Council 3, Pres. 4, Debate 2-3 , One-Acts 2-4, Excellent Award 4, Forensics 2-4, Yearbook 3-4, Flash Staff 4. DREW, TERRY LEE-Football 1-4,Track l-3 , Wrestling 1-4, Tri-Capt. 4. DVORACEK, DAWN J.M.-French Club 3-4, Band 1-3. DYER, SANDRA LEE-Volleyball 3,Track l,Campus Life 2-4, F.F.A. 4,House Rep. Youth for Government 4 , Class Secretary 4, Cheerleader 1 ,Yearbook 3 , Office Assistant 4, Prom Committee 4. EARLEY, CHARLES JOSEPH-Golf 1-4, Band 1 ,Library Assistant 4 , Eagle Scout Award. ELZINGA, JUDY KAY-Basketball 1,Vol- leyball 2-3, F.H.A. 1-2,CO-OP 3-4. ENGSTROM, DANIEL PAUL-Tennis 2-4, Ski Team 1-4, Perfect Attendance 2. FIEDLER, LISA ANNE-Carnpus Life 1-3, Band 1-4, Pep Band 3-4, Marching Band 1- 4 , Honors Band 2-4, State Solo-Ensemble 2-4, Blue Lake Camp 4, Student Council 4, Library Assistant 3 ,Top Ten 4, Yearbook 1. GARTEN, HOLLY ELIZABETH-Volley- ball 3-4, CO-OP. GOULD, KIM SUSETTE -Spanish 3-4, Treasurer 3-4 , Latin 2-3 , Student Council 4, Yearbook Photographer 4, Flash Staff Pho- tographer 4 , Michigan Competitive Scholar- ship 4, Perfect Attendance 1-2, Saludatorian 4. GREENE, JOHN FRANCIS-Football 1-4, Second Team All-Conference 4, Basketball 1-4 , Class Vice-Pres. 1 ,Student Council 2-3, Winter Homecoming King 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Freshman Prom Attendant 1,Junior Escourt 3, Michigan Competitive Scholar- ship 4,Top Ten 4, Tennis 2-4, Spanish 1. GRIFFEN, MARTHA ANN -French Club 3- 4, Spanish Club l ,Latin Club 3 , Student Council 3, Debate 3-4, One-Acts 3-4,Gitls, State 3 , Operation Bentley 3, Yearbook 24, Asst. Editor 4 , Office Assistant 4, Prom Comittee 3, Michigan Competitive Scholar- ship 4, Perfect Attendance 1. HAGGARD, DIANE ELIZABETH -Biology Club 4, Spanish Club 1 ,Campus Life 1-4, Band 1-4,Pep Band 3-4, Marching Band 1-4, Flag Corp Alternate 4, Treasurer 1, Debate 4, One-Acts 4. HANNA, TIMOTHY S.-Golf 1-4, Boys' State Alt. 3, Fall Homecoming Escourt 4. HANSEN, HEIDI JEAN -Class Pres. 3 , Class Vice-Pres. 4, Prom Committee 3 , Junior Es- court 3, Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4, National Merit Semi-tinalist. HILTON, ROBERT D.-Football 2, Basket- ball 1 , Wrestling 2-4. HIMEBAUCH, LINDA SUE-Biology 4, Campus Life 4, Band 1-4, Marching Band 2- 4, Top Ten. HOLLOW, KAREN DIANE -Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 3-4, Girls Ensemble 3,Cheer- leader 34, Capt. 4, Yearbook 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Oftice Assistant 4. HOSMER, MARK E.-Football l-3, Co- Capt. 2, Basketball l-3,Tennis 2-4,Track 1, Campus Life 2, Band 1-2, Marching Band 2, Boys' State 3, Fall Homecoming Escourt 4, Prom Committee 3, Freshman Prom Atten- dant 1,Junior Escourt 3,Perfect Atten- dance 1,3. JARVIS, JEFFREY WILLIAM-Golf 1, Band 14, Pep Band 2-4, Jan Band 3-4, Marching Band 2-4, Lirrary Assistant 3, A.S.M.A. Treasurer 4. JOHNSON, ANDREW E.-Flash Staff 4. JOHNSON, DEBBIE L. -Spanish 4, March- ing Band 1-4. KANE, SUSAN M.-Spanish Club 1,Band 1-3, Marching Band 1-3, Fall Homecoming Queen 4, Prom Committee 3. KANE, SUSAN VERA KENNY, KIMBERLY ANN -Spanish Club 2,Band 1-2, Marching Band 1-2,W'mter Homecoming Queen 4. KLOOSTER, DEBRA SUE-Volleyball 4, French Club 3-4,Campus Life 1-4, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 4, Marching Band 1-4, Stu- dent Council 3 , Counselor's Aide 4Qw'i1lICI Homecoming Court 4, Prom Committee 3, Freshman Prom Attendant 1 , Perfect At- tendance 1-2, Typing Award 2. KRUEGER, DEBRA MARY-Tennis 2, Track 1, State Track 1 , F.H.A. 2, Marching Band 1-4, Majorette 2, Golden Girl 3-4, Band 1-2, Student Conmcil 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Freshman Prom Attendant 1. KULHAWICK, HENRY A. JR. LEFT, CLYDE 'II-IOMAS LEITNER, PENNY LEE-Campus Life 2-4, Singer 4, Glee Club 1-4, Library Assistant. LIEBERMAN , KIRK ROBERT-Football uso . 1-4,, Capt. 4, All-Conference 4, All-State 45 Basketball 1-25 Wrestling 45Track 3-45 Flash Staff 4. MABEE, SUSAN D.-Ski Team 25G.A.A. 15 Glee Club 45 Yearbook 1. MARSH, JAMES D. JR.-Football 1-4, All- Conference 45CO-OP 1. MARTIN, KATHLEEN V.-Ski Team 3-45 Class Pres. 4 5 Student Council 1-25 Winter Homecoming Court 45 Prom Committee 35 Glee Club. MATCHETT, TIMOTHY RALPH-Band 1- 25 Michigan Competitive Scholarship 4. MC DONOUGH, KATHIE MARIE-Flash Staff 25 Counselor's Aide 45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Photo. Committee 45Typing Award 2. MC DONOUGH, MARY LOUISE MEADOWS, BARBARA ANN-Basketball 2-45 Track 2-35Comm. Foods 4. MEIER, MARK ALAN-Perfect Attendance 25 LEO Project5 N.E.D.T. 25Top Ten 4. METZGER, CANDITH LOUISE -Track 35 Biology Club 4 5 Perfect Attendance 3. MICHAEL, STEVEN E.-Football 1-45 Bas- ketball 1-45 Boys' State 3. MOORE, JOSEPH WILLIAM-Football 15 Basketball 15Library Assistant 4. OLIVER, DANIEL J .-Football l,4. OTMANOWSKI, STEVEN-Football 1-45 Basketball 2. PAUL, KENNETH LEE-Basketball 2 5 Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-45 Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 1-4, Marching Band 2-4, Honors Band 4 5 One-Acts 45 Forensics 4, State 45 Boys' State 4. PETERS, CRAIG D.-Ski Team 3-4. PETERSON, DAVID D.-CO-OP. PIDEK, LAURIE JEAN-French Club 35 Campus Life 35Yearbook 35 Flash Staff 3, Asst. Editor 4, Courier Coordinator 3. POND, LORRAINE MARIE POTTER, DEANNE S.-Band 1,25 Co-op 4. POTTER, JANET L.-Co-op 4. POTTER, JAY M.-Footbau 1,2,3. REIBEL, KIMBERLEY R.-Band 1 Year- book 1, Glash Staff 1, Prom Committee 3. ROSENCRANTS, ROBIN RENEE-Band 1,25 Marching Band l,2,3,45Solo and En- semble 1,25 Flash 3,4, Assist. Ed. 4. RUSSELL, EDWARD A.-Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3 5 Track 1,2,3,45 All Confer- ence Football. RUSSELL, GORDON C.-Marching Band 1, 2,3,45Co-op 3,4. SCHUCH, PEGGY LEE-Latin Club 2,35 F.H.A. l,25Marching Band 1,2,35Color Guard 3 5 Class Treasurer 4 5 Student Coun- cil 3 5 Prom Committee 3. SCHUSTER, MICHAEL THOMAS SEIDEL, JOSEHP F.-Football 45 Track 45 French Club 3,45 Library Assist. 1,25 Michi- gan Competitive Scholarship 4 5 Top Ten 4. SHAPTON, RONALD L.-Wrestling 1,2,4. SHORES, CONNIE LAURA-Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Office Assist. 3,4. SKEEL, LORI ANN-Volleyball 45 Band l,2,35 Marching Band 35 Library Assist. 25 Prom Committee 35Co-op 4. SLONE, ERIC ROBERT-Basketball 1,2,35 Tennis 3,45 Spanish Club 15Marching Band 1,2, Boys' State 3 5 Fall Homecoming Es- court5Winter Homecoming Court. SMITH, DOUGLAS GERALD-Football 1, 2,3,4 5 Wrestling 2 5 Track 1,2,3 5 Freshman Prom Attendant. SMITH, LINDA LOUISE-Track 1,25 French Club 35Campus Life 1,2,35 Debate 2,3,4 5 State Finals Debate 35 One-Acts 2,3, 45 Stage Manager superior award 45 Foren- sics 2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Editor 4 5 Flash Staff 4. SPEER, KEVIN K.-Football 2,35 Ski Team 25 Track 1,2,3,4. ' STAPF, CYNTHIA ELLEN-Campus Life 45 F.H.A. 15Band 1,2,35Pep Band 1,25Jazz Band 1,2,5 Marching Band 3,45 Library As- sist. 45Co-op 4. STRAW, BETSY JO-Glee Club 3. STREETER, CAROL ANN -Basketball 15 Volleyball 2,3,45Class Treasurer 2,3 5 Stu- dent Council Vice-Pres. 45 Fall Homecom- ing Courtg Junior Escourt 5 Top Ten 4. TILLEN, JACK RICHARD-Ski Team 1.2: Golf 1,2,3,45Track l5Fall Homecoming Es- court 4. TROST, BETTY J.-Spanish Club l5March- ing Band 15Oft1ce Assistant 4. UMLOR CAROL LYNN-Co-op 4. VAN LOO, SANDRA ANNE-Spanish Club l5Band 1. WASOSKI, DENISE JEAN-Student Coun- cil Rep. 1 5Cheerleader l5Fall Homecoming Court 4. WELLS, DANIEL LEE WESTENBROEK, SUSAN KAY -Tennis 25 Track 15Campus Life l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Flag Corp 2,3,45 Secretary Symph. Band 4. WHITE, BARBARA SUE-Volleyball 3,45 Spanish Club 15Class Treasurer l5Winter Homecoming Court 45Co-op 4. WHITLEY, DANE MICHAEL-Football 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. WHITLEY, JOY MARIE-Band 1. WHITLEY, LARRY JOHN WHITLEY, LORI JEAN WHITLEY, SALLY A. WIKLANSKI, LUCY J.-Co-op 4. WILLIAMS, RAY L.-Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 15Track l5All Conference Football 4. WILSON, RONALD A. WIMMER, CHRISTOPHER J.-Wrestling 1, 3,4 5 State Wrestling Qualifierg Top Ten 4. WOOD, SHELLY JEAN-Spanish Club 15 Pep Club 1,251 azz Band 2,3 5 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Flag Corp 45Class Sec. 3 5 Student Council Rep. 1,25Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Of- tice Assist. 4 5 Fall Homecoming Court 45 Prom Committee 35Freshman Prom Atten- dant 15Junior Escort 35 Michigan Compe- titive Scholarship 4. 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