Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

Rayder 1976-77 Well I left my happy home to see what I could find out. I left my folks and friends with the aim to clear my mind out . . . M l I if Pj I aff! yawn. LL lid 1 7 -'mi , , '1 '-I Zig, L , k, -far 1.5. W I QL K-. -v . J xt. - k H M X , . x ' 'Pf- y-any Xxfxv- Va' fix. Y A .. .y WA s M 1' Well, I hit the Rowdy Road and many kinds I met there, many stories told me of a way to get there . . . :f?'fi?Sie1f14'22z,ff Y ki?-'-Quin , 14.14 N .X '. I gf I ' Q . 11 !fJ5v K 'ii tvs' N' u . C 1 .N b '4 I -FPQ . y 1 19. , '4 at ,ad Q50 0 X QI TS X 1 -uk. nk-nw .ga gi QW , il 1 i ' IN Y . gg -f 6 l 1 . . . So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out there's so much left to know and l'm on the road to find out. Well in the end I'll know but on the way I wonder through descending snow and through the frost and thunder. I listen to the robin's song saying not to worry . 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CROSS Getting in shape. . .new uniforms. . .football games before meets. . .running adventures to Sauby Land. . .best Cross Country team ever. . .Elk Rapids Invitational. . .the first tro- phy in the history of C.H.S .... Mr. Spieles. .a new Coach . . . INSPIRING! . . hard practices . . . Wally and Mark going to State . . . Wally taking third . . . Mark taking fiftieth . . . Wally voted to the All State team. . .years of winning ahead. . . 'lb .l.., 5 A. va, rr' iv 32 ..f f rf- ' 1 'S ' .,,,'r , vx s t qi .1 - 'ff f -Q- ng lf' . . . a -N -V I ' as ' ' 'X 't I- , W' 1.,1 - f xi 2.1-11 W 1 X . I ab' lv V. .5 - I z-I n - - 'N I . gif ,x s X Cross Country: Back row: M. Plata, S. Mielke, R. Bearse, W. Drenth, S. Swanson, Coach Spieles. Front rowg J. Morrison, L. DeMitchell, E. Engstrom, N. Klooster, M. Crowder, J Drenth, M. Russell, S. Berlage. State Qualifiers, Mark Russell and Wally Drenth First team all conference 1976-77 CONFERENCE CHAMPS IN ACTION . Size ten Lee 31. That head of yours gets bigger after every seasonf' Even with these questionable beginnings, this year's Rayder football team stormed to a portion of the conference crown. The season began with a slow start against Onaway, but the team shifted into high gear at Benzie Central as the Rayders started their winning ways. These winning ways were thanks for hard practice to which Coaches Carey, Presnell, and Cowell contributed largely. Even though some of the players got sinus headaches from the smell of BenGay, sprained thumbs were the cheif issue of each practice. Finally as the season came to an end, this year's Rayder football team finished another great season. Us tn 1 cgi -7 11' X-Lx In fl . I.. .,,', 13- -Q' A x -4 fc 1 . ,. wiv: .rv Varsity FootbalL lst row: P. Klooster, B. Bellows, D. Boss, J. Alger, Muma, R. Stebe, J. Elzinga, T. Left, K. Speer, B. Williams, B. Avery, G. Carter, T. Fowler. 2nd row: Head coach Don Carey, S. Boss, J. Klooster, L. Begrow, N. Dziedzic, N. Browe, M. Malpeli, B. Tillen, C. - . x. . V.: , ft 'C W W sax 3 4, -an Q ., 1, 4 Q asvlillh , A -,. vw S' . ' ...F- --1 9 Q 'IL-. st. ,x 'hwy 1d5 -. ,4 , ,.v J J. A-Q -fav R- Russell, M. Whitley. 3rd row: Asslr. Coach Plas Presnell, M. Way, L. Mann, M. Doan, R. Bearss, W. Pierson, D. Tollas, G. Krueger, G. Chappuies, J. Left, C. Cinnamon, T. Jones, B. Potter, G. Loper, D. Kerner, D. VanLoo, S. Hufford, J. Wellman, C. Passehl, Bourke, B. Oklgngki, L, Bfadlgy, A551 Roger Gowell, fi s....kA . .dv 1 Q A , 4 - J ' 4 fi' 5 J F 1 1 el I - 5 ' ., l , H 1 4 xv Down-up, down-up . . . take a lap . . . o. k., Log rolls . . . J V comeonrolll...roll...roll...takealap...o.k.,hitthe sled...Ugh...Hit...Uhg...H1t...Ugh...Takealap Boy, I wish I could lap up some water!', This was one ofthe best J.V. football teams in years at J.V. Football lst row: D. McFalls, K. Kratt, M. Keller, J. Fowler, J. CDHS, . Q They tore up the fields to bring hgme five Wing and Keie, B. Thompson, G. Noirot, T. Hiller, P. Tuttle, C. Boss, G. Nelson, W. Hoffman, D. Buday. 2nd row: Coach Evans, J. Sladek, C. Henkel, P. Schmidt, T. Williams, J. Herriman, J. Kantola, N. Anderson, B. Way, zero losses, and three ties. Of course the hard summer prac- tices burned them up, and the cool fall practices gave them R. Elzinga, D. Martin. Back row: J. Stevens, T. Zietler, R. Paul L. Cold heaftss but next Year the great -I-V-,S Wm turn into the Houghton, R. Russell, D. Britton, D. Whitley, G. Doan. aWCSOm6 Rayder football team. -,js Q .. tw: , I Q . I I E. . .llll I2 Comic Books . . l ' i QA Q9 , '4 iff . . . were the Hin thing for the freshman football team. At least on the bus to away games. The 'fcomic booksw kept the boys on the frosh football team so busy they forgot about the upcoming game. Their 1-7 record certainly shows this. The ueomicsl' kept one boy so busy that he only remembered to wash his practice jersey once . . . throughout the whole season! Maybe that's the reason they lost so much . . . they were over- whelmed by the odor! I ' . fn ' 'ti .59 J' Digg' 56 S-.--. ni-11 . First Row: R. VanLoo, D. Pidek, F. Pishner, J. Feidorek, P. Morrison, S. Morgan, R. Russell. J. Flrst Row: I' Dyksterhouse' J' Carlson' M' Bradley' Second Row: M. Way, M. Drenth, J. Potter, R. Smith, J. Baker, M. Chappiues, D. E1- Price' R' Sutton? Second ROW: R' Anderson' zinga Kl Williams, K. Burkeyg Third Row: S. Daylong, K. Heckendorn, S. Voorhees, J. Stowe, B' Fels' D' Olachg Thud ROW: J' Cross' G' R. Stevens, K. Otmonoski, S. Meadows Whitley, T. Anderson, T. Mielke, Coach C. Bentley Get Your Spirit Showin rv' This year's Fall cheerleaders led our team onto an exciting and rewarding season. Although there were only two squads, Varsity and J.V., it made no difference in the amount of spirit at C.H.S. lim sure you remember the crazy skits and fun money A I I I i 1 f , i .. lie making activities. Being a cheerleader is not an easy job, but it does pay off. Go Rah-Rahs!! I 5 5 H. . It f fa Q O Y -on 530.2 I .O . F Ah 'ra an Top to KJ hee Bottom: K. Lehman, L. Hollow, R. Wasoski, R. Revoir, it iS gn ' x M. LeVasseur 'Nnmi' .jL',3x'.N Q mf! Ng ' ff' 7 X I .l I.. ., 'tq'iL lx , Y F ff! FROM LEFT: Karen Jackson, Mary Egler, Lori Fels, Shari Barnes, Cindy Klama. Way-1-1 x- -, i 5 1' YQ! ' -4 Practice, Practice, Practice . . . . . .thatis what it took for the girls' varsity basketball team to be able to finish with the kind of record they did. Maybe part ofthe girls sucess was the way they prepared for the away games. On the bus, they got themselves uphysched up' by reading certain magazines. Because the girls weren't real serious about the games, they were able to have fun both on and off the court. Besides enjoying the shooting, dribbling, and passing, the girls had plenty of locker-room fun. This fun included sliding races on the shower-room floor, and the taking of pictures while doing T so. So the year wasn't a failure any way you look at it. . f if In 'buff - L v A K .Ll 4' 1 , In .' V 4 i I r F I' Qi l ' it ' if 5' 1 . -'. 1 bg Y: i E 2 a 1 1 ' 15 - f X' - ' ' -4 at - P .ia 1 . fame-. -f,,- ' - 1 . A r .+L S32 1 -'f? 1'f57e'r -- if 4. .z...... '1 22. GIRL'S BASKETBALL-tManager J. Himebauchl K. Sladek, J. Goss, F. Peters, L. Caldwell, M. Cudd, K. Currey, G. Powell, T. Novotny, S. Hodge T. Hufford, S. Hodge, fManager-S. Joncs.J Q f K, 3 'sm if Q .w aff' Zi L' K... wg., gf, i 543 'fi QV 311 .Hb WXZY ,L 5 ,. -cf Z QF? -in That's the Way the Ball Bounces! . . .into basket, after basket, after basket. Anyway that's the way the ball bounced for the J.V. Girls' Basketball Team who finished with a 15-1 record. It seems the girls spent many long and hard hours on the court practic- ing which seemed to have no end! They practiced everything from passing to tying their shoes. When the practice session was over it always seemed that there was an- other-and another-until the season was finally overg when the girls put away their basketballs, cherishing the past year, and waiting for the next. 'af 'N 'Ni 1 E 9 is, ii ' . .Q rf .. J. f in ' ' . , . a......H. -. Coach B. Anderson, M. Buday, J. Paul, L. Bellows, L. Flower, L. Gibbs, N. Ciuk, S. Selissen, C. Left, C. Lehman, K. Fielder The Golf Club The Golf team went to spectacular heights when State Fi- nals were seen, even though only seventh place was taken, it They might not he the best, but wait until they ripen. was worth the turmoil. They'll get under parm yet! ,Pg .H . 'N . N, X : V 1. .V AP X -11 ,ji-4 X tr. . W has-f 3 Q, ret . 9- ,1, sf' fl N . 1 5 :Y Us ng. ' ,. est N.. XJ c N ' 1.1 e 1. Q . . ' 5 Nl 'KL I 1' l 'YZ 'bg A Chi! 1 -is-5: Z -:A l!.'i'Q f'95.s' if I: XXX gl it ,s. F- .Le 'A-. Z4 Front Row: M Custer, A. Ranger, P. Paul, G. Leymen, M. White, D. Sonnenburgg Second Row: M. Coach B- AIWCFSOH Anderson, M. Martin, C. Hanna, B. Ranger N. l Band! A-Ten-Hut With many long, hard hours of drilling be- hind them and Stutzmans whistle broken in, the C.H.S. Marching band was ready to start a season of performances. Unfortunately the Flag Corp didn't know exactly what they had gotten themselves into! Not only was a small note of irritation detected from the band to- wards the weather, but at times a whole mea- sure! lt seems each step was grin and bear it, but the satisfaction in the end was worth it. '49 -'L:i..J Wing, and One-Two! L! f'7t3, f I ?, 3, 3 I ' M f . 3 'N P ,' 'A msw ,--1 N , ' 77 LJ ' N . V ' 1 451. ., . if 7 'IT' - P . ' V. ' f4Qv'i:f.Q4idv1 U 3' lf 40 1 12- V Vg .' I ,bf ll ww' :,,,.....--- ri 'FAM -nf' s-QV.. '21 Af ' ' WI.. I 5 , i , E0 B, I fr haw f 3 5 J4Q n Q ?,,,..w-4'- i ' 9' Q-'V' x. fi I' 'Q Ez: Q.-It 5 sl, as ln.. ,,,. -E :I :ll-J :I --Y Q, di. A in .-f 4- vu. , ew, -ln ,-gin 'I mln v gn I l vw' A 1. rl 'mill' .mt C'I-vw 1 VW l l' HQ . J' lst row-Rita Wasoski, Julie Wimmer, Patti Fels. 2nd row-Ginny Eby, Steve Berlage, Wally Drenth, Maureen Cudd. 3rd IOWfM3.Ik Maxtin, Pat Schaefer, Sue Kane, Tracy Sell, Mike Way 5 1 T.V. Commercials .... Main Street was buzzing with stu- dents. busy painting victory slogans on store windows. Garages were filled with pure pandemonium as classes did last minute touches on their floats. The queen to be and her court were prob- ably the five most nervous girls in Charlevoix. You could feel the excit- ment in the air as everyone waited for the evenings results. And the 1977 Fall Homecoming Queen is . . . Julie Wimmer!! Friday was a total waste as far as school was concerned. Nobody could study because their minds were center- ed on the night's game. Finally it was 7:00 and the rain was beating down hard, destroying all the work that had been done on the floats, but still they drove on. First was taken by the Soph- omores with, McRayders,,' second by the Freshmen with, Coke Adds Life, and the Juniors in third with, How Do the Saints Spell Grief? All were battered and torn by the wind and rain but it seemed that the Seniors bombed the worst when their float caught a strong gust of wind while crossing the bridge. Needless to say, the Seniors took last place with their float, 'gRight Guard. Mr. Stutzman and his band put on one of their great half time shows to help the Rayders defeat St. Ignace. Everyone put forth all their ef- fort and craziness: and were rewarded with a victory dance. 'Y itil 00 .--unnlllili The Big Game rn, t Q 'm 51 K 3391 x 3, 4 - i - 1. 5 . Q.. .f Q ,.5 -J! , 7 'Q-.51 f X V y'k3' 1-u-'+I L , ' ,wan-g' .ffl P? , A, , , L, 5 draw!!!- pw -if 'S Nu-ff 'P. 'Wan YP! 3- 1, Classes . . . Unfortunatly, student life is more than football games and extra-curricular aetivitiesg student life is also having responsibilities toward classes. Students spend time working on Class projects, homework assignments, and studying for exams to fulfill their responsibliities. Then there is the fun side of classes: the teachers, jokes? Csometimes they are too much to takei, passing notes, throwing paper wads, and subs.,, But when the last exam is taken, and the last book is turned in, a sigh of relief escapes from the mouth of each student . . . ,M db axe 'Is .5252 , ,Q 1. 1 lim --fi 'lm Q I A , I 3 N wH H- - mr P A 1 44 'W 1 5 . .fl .t- 'vig vi fe ft l if , l it if ri f ' .H gi X -L be x 1 1 V9 x lr' Haggis na' S, .A ,gui 4 5 J s To T' if' 7551! 5-,,I'1 I X 'S QL 14 E xr, Debaters With our motto, lf you canit dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with bull! Q' and a little bit of rest-stop hustle, the debate team pulled thru. Determined to resist Ericas voice, both teams took second place in League. Those receiving speaker awards were: Julie Wim- mer, Laurie Helms, Ann Watson, Matt Stangis, Scott Swanson, and Corinne Ranger. Our State Finals trip to Motown was a real experience. By the time we recovered from Brian and Waldo's shorts we realized we had to remove the drunk from our room! All in all, the Varsity Debate Team placed seventh in the state, finishing the season victoriously. 1 as rl? M State Finals Debaters: L. Helms, J. Wimmer, L. Wiemer. Missing from picture, A. Watson. Varsity Debaters: First Row: L. Wiemer, J. Thomure, J. Wimmer Second Row: L. Blanchard, L. Helms, W. Wieland, B. Sweet, M. J. Buday, L. Caldwell Bull Through .a e 1 ' ., , ,I S-aw Special Awards: Front Row: C. Ranger, L. Wiemer, J. Wimmer Second Row: L. Helms, M. Stangis, S. Swanson Novice Debaters: Front Row: C. Ranger, B. Boss, P. Hosmer, Second Row: D. Swartout, B. L. Glass, M. Stangis, S. Miller, P. Sutherland, S. Swanson .1 I, K w 1 Swanson, Conference Champs Burn Up the Court Hey coach, what should We do now? Now, now, just calm down, welre still in the game. Now, play one. Bud, you bring the ball down to center court and shoot, Mid you get the rebound and breathe hard, Scott you then go to the outside and dance on your tiptoes for a while. Matt you go in the corner and be quiet, Neil, see how many times you can touch the rim. That's a far cry from what the super Rayder team was really like. The Ray- I 7'f57fi 3Y'2 ' SWT ders burned the courts, and some oppo nents to bring home a school record of 18 wins, 5 loses. Along with the rec- ord, the team also took home the con- ference trophy, which hasn't been set in the trophy case for many years. All this may never have happened, but thanks to hard practices and determina- tion, it did. Sure, all the of practices gave some pain, but at the end ofthe season, the pain changed to pride. - 1 iw . VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling: D. Boss, statisticiang Coach D. B. Kl00SiCI, S- Boss M Doan -l Left P SCh8CfC1' W Pearson N Moyergkl. Grubaugh, trainer. Standing: J. Alger, D. Tollas, B. Williams, Dziedzic, T- FOWIBT 5 Beflage W Drenth -l lllllnga - H -.yum - Cav' , 'wil iff: n Y ,N l 1, f ,. , 91' I Vs w -ns' rw., QV!-'53 5: e Rl! .A I -4- Wa tug' x Al K fe Qt, J.V. Giant??? Mr. Carey . . . Hard practices. . . Drive . . . Enthusiasm . . . Courage . . . Laugh at a loss. . . 6'It's not how you play the game but how you win that countsw . . . To- getherness . . . Friday nights. . . Close games . . . Great records . . . Tough team ...... Another season . . . J YW 1 tk .. . , h i J 'ti ' ' ' ! 1 S' Q - I -' 'fx' Q 3 ,3r',.9.g:1f- ,it fa' . N ' ' - A c if . + L dl X 1 fl if. 2 . 'I . 0 1 L Q 1- ' -i-gf U- ': .iv-f r or me--is Front Row: J. Herriman, D. Buday, J. Drenth, K. Kratt, G. Noirot, T. WHY, P- Schmidt, G- Nelson, T- LCOHHICL D- Hess- Williams, Second Row: R. Russell, B. Plumm, B. Drost, M. Custer, B. 35 h 'Q pf mmm -wr Illini'-vw1i,.-.g ,' . x xy , , Q QR o X1 MMS Dribbles Those gallant little boys trying their hardest to dribble that big basketball down that oh so longv court, ended up with a satisfying record-at least it must of been to one member of the team . . . Though Mr. Gowell and the team members tried their hardest, there just happened to be a few Nj teams that were better than them . . . But Q just think, next year those little boys will be . . . Well? X Ai MMS i EE Baits!! lfreshmen Basketball Team, lfront Row: P. Morrison, D. Olach, R. Ofm2iI10WSki. J- CTOSS, G- 130811, M. Chappuies, S. Daylong, J- CUISOI1, Kane, J. lfiedorek, G. Way, R. Vanloo, J. Bradley, R. Russell, S. Mor- Coach R. Gowell. gan. Second Row: D. Elzinga, K. Burke, K. Williams, J. Peters, K. 36 J - LYNX' :'- ,, K l 1-'gf pa 91 w ,9- -.- ,. . V :paul-3 ,q,-- 'r 4 -5 .. .r WA W .1 Campus Life Every Wednesday night at 7:30 P.M., Campus Life meets in the homes of Charlevoix High School students. The group meets so the students can learn what exactly they believe, how to express their feelings, and also for fun group-activities. Some ofthe regular activities are: roller-skat- ing every month, selecting a candiate for the Sweetheart Pageant, trips to Florida and Colora- do, and outing to the Pictured Rocks, and canoe- ing. Some of the memorable activities during the meetings were: relay races, leading a blind-folded person around the room, The Hot Seatf, mummifying a person with toilet paper, lacing a carrot attached to a string through their clothes, and dumping ice water on a person. M . 1 4' 1 V 3 ' Q M1 .z' Www -9?-il ni- 'hx gk' Qv ...'.' I, f N32 'nv' Q'g- Hey, We Got Soul! Full of cheer and vigor, always pound- ing the floor for the Rayders, the CHS J.V. and Varsity Cheerleaders do their share for a Rayder victory. Close games and lost pom poms, bake sales and sore throats: all this and more spell out what cheerleading at CHS is: To put it in Rayder terms-WE GOT SOUL! an Fmnmli fr j 'K in uv pr 'f : M. M ,,et it Z .S H 'Yi el Irv, K FYTSEWEP f ' 'Fl- I ' O - me eV 44 VARSITY FRONT: Teri Bradley, SECOND ROW FROM LEFT1 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: Lynne DeMoor, SECOND ROW: Amy Potter, Lori Hollow, Jeanne Jones, THIRD ROW: Corinne Dawn Bartlett, Cindy Sandahl, Janeen Boal, TOP: Brenda Boss. Ranger, TOP: Kim Lehman. Freshman Cheerleaders: T. Helms, T. Noirot, L. Wood, M. Egler L. Niswander. Missing from pictureg M. Wimmer DISNEY CHARACTERS??? With the ground covered with snow and sub-zero temper- atures, Charlevoix High was ready for Winter Homecoming . . .The gym was packed Friday night with excitement as Gaylord and Charlevoix dribbled up and down the court. . . Halftime found Teri Hufford and Tracy Sell the queen and king. . .When the final buzzer sounded, it was Charlevoix out front fTalk about the thrill of victory!!j. . .The King ofthe jungle reigned once again when the Senior's lion placed first in the ice sculptures. . . Rayder Country done by the soph- omores took top prize in the hall decorations. . .The ice sculptures melted and as the hall decorations were taken down, Winter Homecoming of 77' remained in the memory of those at CHS. . . 1976 Homecoming King and Queeng John Greene and Kim Kenney 1' .e 1977 Homecoming King and Queeng Tracy Sell and Teri Hufford Court: Amy Potter, Kay Currey, Sandra Hodge, Queen Teri, Sue Win- chester, 1976 Queen Kim, Matt Doan, Dave Tollas, Brian Williams, Wally Drenth, King Tracy. 3 EFX QQKQA 'fp 4? 59 b S adn., Sun- -i' , v N -Q-s-. Q 1? Wlu.....? 0 x YU ' I 1 1 .i 6 7- 'ir 5'- Y ' w I 2 49,41 1? 'Fil V? 2 1 I is an . 4: I 'Nail' N Jphs 7. x. 1' L X ' UK' ' . s 1 v 'P' ,Q , 1: Qs The Grapplers . . . . . .have to be the most consistent of all the CHS athletic teams. They won three tournaments, finished an impressive third in conference, and placed a spectacular second in Districts. It was a phenomenal how they were always winning but they weren't always working. Just like all other teams, they had their fun times. The time at state when some mat maids and members of the team walked into the ritzy hotel bar in jeans and order- ed before finding out it was a bar, is one of the most memorable times. Frequenting bars was not one ofthe wrestling traditions although wearing jeans was. 2, ' . ' , . V ,.. ., is . .., A -, N . ff - ., f - 2. , 7 v 1 ' 4 . z' .,,Lf-are .waxy 'L , F e . fe as . gg Q., , ri . -f '.':vz,g'M3'T Led 'sw-4. ffffif :mf , 4 ,x ,cr 4, WRESTLINGeFront Row: M. Kitelcy, D. Golovich, R. Hilton, M. Byard, J. Skelton, N. Scharenbroch, B. Coach Probert, M. Snizik, D. Bruce, M. Keller, G. Chappius, B. Snizik, G. Probert, D. Whitley, C. Golovich, .44 .. J Trost, D. Trost, B. Wimmer, Back Row QS. Golovich-Managerj v 1 n Faces of Determination A We're All Human??? mi , 'L J' The One-Act That Roared . . . Good evening this is the . . .Start again, we,re still over time. . .Count Mount Joy is a fruit. . .l thought this was a dress rehersal. . .Tully who?. . .Peoria where? . . .that spot light is hott. . .I can't speak with a Slavic accent, I never heard a Slav. . .Who has the number 26? . . .Districts at Grayling, second place. . .Start again, we're still over time. . . shhh, we're in action. . .I lost my script. . .all this goes on the bus?. . .green tights on the boys?. . . X ed' is ' W at 3 WHC Jill, better kI10WI1 HS Peggy tMargrCU From lights to tights, Jeff Drenth Tully Bascom, humorist, Craig Boss Hosmer KE? Q? Ja ,. t . nf' ' 5 X . .J 1 sl . lfront Row: P. Sutherland, S. Michael, C. Osterberg, B. Boss, M. Hosmer, A. Watson, L. Wiemer, C. Ranger Back Row: N. Lewis, S. Barnes, L. Helms, M. Stangis, M. Fculak, L. Glass, L. S. Swanson, T. Helms, W. Wieland, L. M. Blanchard, G. Nelson, B. Powell J. Drenth, D. Trimper, C, B055 :ll rv N N t The Mouse That Roared Cast: Gloriana . . Tourists . . Ann ....... Ladies of Court Page ....... Miss Johnson . Miss Wilkins . . Mrs. Reiner . . Wacs .... . .Julie Wimmer Laurie Helms Lynn Blanchard Nora Lewis Gail Powell Corinne Ranger . . Lisa Wiemer Pam Sutherland Carole Osterberg . . Ann Watson .Wendy Wieland Louise Caldwell .Mary Jo Buday Corinne Ranger . . .Peg Hosmer Will Tatum .,.. Mrs. Bascom. . . Prof. Smith . . Hippie ...... Shari Barnes . . .Don Trimper . . .Laurie llclms Barb Swanson Barb Swanson Laurie Dusdal Tully Bascom .... .... C raig Boss Count Mountjoy . . . . . Matt Stangis David Bentor . . . .... Bruce Avery Prof. Kokintz . . Assit. ..... . Pres. ........ . . Scott Swanson . . . Brenda Boss Steve Hufford General Snippet. . . . .GeoffNelson Soldiers ...... . . . .Bill Sweet Bill Bellows Gail Powell Jeff Drenth Skiers?. . .Also Pres. Sec., Louise Caldwellg Mrs. Bascom 8a Gloiana, Lau.rie Holms. son. This is a General?. . .General Snippet or Geoff Nel- 4 .-'f'f iunzgm' a ,Q ',. J!! c. ld' fe , s ' -'Wa -Y 1'- 4 'L XP' N!-' - ' lv jp 1. . sf .-aw-at ' Stir' Crew: O N ----1 5 A Lights. . . B. Costumes. Art .... Multiple Readers also performers in Mouse. . . Mr. Bentor, Bruce Averyg Tourist 8r Soldier, Gail Powellg Prof. Smith 8t Mrs. Bascom, Barb Swansong Lights, Dave Swartwoutg Prof. Kokintz, Scott Swansong Miss Johnson, Wendy Wieland Stage Crew. Tourist. . .Lynn Blanchard Kim Rosencrants Dave Swartwout Jeff Drenth Kim King Karen Sell Sally Michael Jackie Mabee Sue Miller Kim Schnackenberg .Kandi Kruskie .Kim Schnackenberg Cutting and . . . - .. .7 Q' ,, ia 4 . . .their way to victory. That's the way the boys 76-77 Rayder ski team skied their victorious meets which placed them second in conference. Their captain Lee Begrow skied his Way to a third place in state and a place on the all-state ski team. The girls team with captain Lisa Wiemer didn,t finish as well as the boys team fThanks to the distraction from Nick Nixonj Oh well, so much for equality! Both ofthe ski teams this year a . were full of the natural craziness typi- 'vw 9 cal of previous teams. Every night you 1 It could find those dilligent kids out on -if Mount Mc Sauba trying to ski as tech- nically as possible. - Jr-fi' V7 ft1. .4 lk Front Row: G. Eby, K. Schroeder, J. Trimper, D. Fochtman, L. Wiemer, P. Hosmer, L. Morrisg Second Row: M. Malpeli, L. Begrow, B.Ti11en, E Lundteigen, J. Cockfield, M. Lignell, B. Stebe, G. Krueger, D. Martin, E. Engstrom, R. Ranger Angulating In X 'Nh - : 1 fr I 5 i I fi 'R E . 1 n 1 ! ii :Z 5 i A 2 f ? 5 Q f lr if W, .A S 'ti 3 I I 5 ! Y 1 3 I I I'm Dovvn on Nly Knees . .. VARSITY: lst Row: T. Hufford, K. Sladek, R. Wasoski, T. Cafland, C, Iaehman, S, Dighgng, K, Lamoreux, K. Currey, D Mann, B. Lamoreux, J. Wimmer, S. Hodge. 2nd Row: Coach Jones, B, Kloostefa T, Klama. If J.V.: lst Row: S. Bergmann, K. Moerland, C. Loper, L. Row: Coach Carland, R. Themm, A. Elzinga, K. Mitchell Moore, M. Buduy, T. Mitchell, D. Resch, T. Johnson. Znd L. Trost, M. Horton, B. Schmidt, C. Carson. N Begging You Please . ...let us win! With cramped legs from new knee-pads and a brand new coach, the varsity volleyball team finished with a disappoint- ing 9-9 record, even though they did finish fourth out of eight teams. With only four returning lettermen, what can you expect? The very first year of a JV team and they finish with a bet ter record. That just goes to show what youth can do. This season won't be forgotten, for the memory of the snowed-in Rodgers City game, and the sweet singing of the varsity girls will stay in the minds of the girls for years to come. x Rx . A f7 Our Windy Pipers This year the Symphony Band, under the direction of Mr. Gary Stutzman, continued to spread the good name ofthe Charle- voix lligh School Band. Even though they got oil' to a slow start, Will the Cornets, Trombones, and Tubas PLEASE be quietf, After playing 'Uverture ln B Flat so many times they had memorized it, the Symphony Band brought home a first division rat ing at district. Although the second division rating at State Festival was a disappointment, the year ended on a happy note when the band traveled to Lansing. Hey, we're on T.V.! The experience there will not be soon forgotten. Hs 1 mama ' H. 5 - xm- x 1 , S 4-. Fq . l f r fi J s, 4 . 5 . . i Au x ' Q l ' 4 I .. was ..J,.,,gP-p ff A Symphony Band. lfirst Row: J. Cook, D. Batdorff, S. Geer, L. Long, Bradley, L. Bellows. K. Schnackenberg, B. Juilleret, A. Klooster, L. D. Leonard. M. Robinson. S. Landon. Second Row: C. Ranger, J. Boal, Sehorsch. J. Hicks, K. Jones. J. Thuss. K. Ditlow. J. Cebulski. G. 'l. Bcarss. C. Lett. L. Delvloor. S. Mol, P. Hosmer, S. Winchester. D. Powell, B. Klooster. Standing: D. Boal. T. Olmstead. J. Wellman, R. Jones. L. Cellncr, L. lflowcr. lhird Row: N. Lewis, K. Lamoureux. T. Elzinga. Director G. Stutzman. W. ... ,E 36.1-, - f f 55 w...,y rw W Bl' li-su l I I ,..-1 Symphony Band. First Row 1 D. Smalley, C. Cutler, T. Klama, L. Hoffman, J. Leinhart, L. Fiedler, Fourth Row: L. Houghton. B. Dziedzlc, D. Garten, S. Miller, G. Eby, B. Swanson, Second Row: C. Drost, G. Loper, E. Lundteigen, B. Boss, T. Bradley, C. Klama. D Henkel, L. Johnson, K. Speer, L. Gibbs, W. Wieland, G. Lehman, K. Sonnenberg, R. Stebe, J. Fowler, P. Klooster, M. Lignell, T. Cook, D. Taylor. Third Row: J. Cockfield, G. Krueger, I. Cutler, R. McNamara. Rosenthal, T. Hiller, C. Patrie, R. Newton, T. Shubert, G. Nelson, W. Well-not quite, but with an instrument range from cymbals to bassoon the Coneert Band of Charlevoix High Sehool played their way through the '76 77 sehoolyear The Coneert Band s aetivities ineluded sehool and public eoneerts Distrret II Band Festival, and State Band Festival The band reeieved a I division rating at Distriet and ll division at State And as the year closes the playerls mind will long remember the songs Concert Band: Row 1gB. Klooster, L. Burkey, D. Resch, J. Houghton, S. Barnes, C. Bubnak, P. Skelton, M. Hooker, D. Campbell. Row 2, B. Allard B. Balch, C. Sizemore, K. Mathews, S. Herriman, L. Moore, S. Himebach, D. Rothenburger, D. Manville, C. Jones, L. Herboldshei- mer, M. Buday. Row 3g D. Way, K. Otmanowski, R. Anderson, J. Crinnion, D. Olaeh, D. Bartlett, W. John son, G. Lehman, K. Hand, D. Seeley, T. Anderson. Q 1 45 Q ,Y Front Row: P. Kane, S. Simmerman, D. Potter, M. Regier, K. Jackson, C. Tripp, W. Wright, M. Hore- ton, R. Themn, Second Row: L. Paul, J. Egler, K. Moreland, D. Weisler, M. Timms, M. Allard, D. Buday, D. Cole, C. Loper, T. Helms, Director: G. Stutzman. Third Row: B. Begrow, L. Niswander, L. Wood, M. Klama, J. Novot ny, D. Tripp, D. Olach, L. Morris, K. Cross, K. Heck- endorn, D. Avery, D. El- zingu, Fourth Row: A. El- zinga, M. Jensen, S. Mor- gan, E. Cooper, J. Stowe. -an 4 4 ' 1 1 fr ,. l Do Re IVII or i They made it. The Charleviox High School Choir survived K P the perils of winter: the sore throats and sniffles, their direc- I tor arriving late ldue from being stuck in the snowj, and the W or .. cold and snow itself. Only a group with son much deter- mination could even be able to sing at 8 o'clock in the morn- . r,. lt - I . ing' ' ' ft? en: But they did it. They sang through warm and cold, snow -. .ffgaf frzr and rain, and sunshine and many other things. Their deter- ' mination enabled them to give many fine concerts. T an - -H- x X, it .71 ca ' -1- 4,37 7 'E' rfi .'l 'f? . 1 . . dei.. lifts.- lfirst Row: K. Rasmussen. M. Speigel, M. Regier, K. McKimmy, J. Cudd, T, Hufford, B. Smithg Third Row: C. Melke, B. Williams G. Trimper, D. Bartz, B. Begrow, M. LeVasseur, P. Sutherland, B. Ouder- Powell. M. Way, S. White, D. Swarthout, R. Mielke, K. Starr, D. Trim- kirk, 'l'. llessg Second Row: J. Stainbrook, M. Crinnion, L. Thorp, J. per, G. Pettis, D. Tollas, C. Anderson, M. Anderson, K. Fielder, D. Hicks, K. Ditlow, S. Geer, B. Klooster, C. Cutler, T. Novotny, M. Robinson 58 Don't Sleep in the Subway, Baby 'fl Pfl url' s..pA 9 X522 im 9-vw 'ist' L IVlusic, IVlusic, Music . .. For All Types of Talent wf, mv Y-' , 'I 'Vs J. Qi l at we -Jails ' helping to improve our school and community Planning school activities, helping Charlevoix's organizations raise money, making conference banners for the gymnasium were but a few of thejobs the '76-'77 student council had. Of course the elections at CHS would have failed but, with Joe Thomurels help they were a definite success. W he Going to League Student Council meetings and just helping to improve the school and community were kind of tiring so at the end of the year the council decided to turn May 25th into. . .PIC- NIC TIME! 1 T-1, Y wwe- -' ' '-rx. 21: :SM ' . ' 'xii '. ,, . ' , . xLle. iNl Q .5 ' A' '.g,fi 3' i 3 . 2 1 g .. pr it CV, '-' xv' ,. E 1--If I f' Y... - vi , .w. 'nl' Y fig . l I :Lg Fins. .grlcrlfiji - ' 'iiiilil L. ' K I Bg- Wig 716- -- P 1. . ' -FQ Ls- ,-fy-::f',Q',,.at'l ,- 1 1 .-p:,j.El!3,., '13 D-'f 3 LQ4r 'fxi l. - ' 5 -'AA , A - ,ki 5 an reafjwml .1 - 1 , Q. f ,Y I-fm-.:Ia'V'.': i 4 l :YM .4 lg Liz .1 A v l ' ' f ,.,,,,,,,sL . 1 5:1- M. Egler, D. Tollas, S. Barnes, D. Fotchman, L. Glass, W. Drenth, S. Peters, A. Elzinga, M. Allard, Front: President K. Currey. Missing From Photo: Vice-president C. Cinnamon - F Hablamos Espafiol We speak Spanishln was what the members of the Spanish Club said. The club met for those who were interested in learn- ing and gaining knowledge about the language, customes and cul- -M - Mmm' ture of the Spanish people. gf' -S' l 7 H The club's main objective was to raise money for a trip to ,,,Q. S' ' Mexico. With the aid ofthe advisor, Ms. Kravutske, the Spanish 'Q A club held many bake-sales to raise the money. Other activities of --f -.4 Q the club included: a pinata party at Christmas, and painting the walls in the Spanish room. I l - lr WM iff? ' 43 ,f ' , av O A - V 4 .a . Front row: T. Hoffman, K. Schnackenberg, K. Wilks, T. Noirot, M. Robinson, A. Hendrickson. Back row: K. Otmanow ski, T. Leonard, B. Warner, S. Mielke, S. White, K. Moerland, D. Avery, Ms. Kravutske. u ,, ,, .5 W All hw' r . -q if r r Francais K . xsx I I ' ' I I Remember the French Club? Remember all the noise coming from room twenty-six on Monday nights after school? Remem- ber all the bakesales, the dances, and the French Club Produc- tion? Those adventurous members who went on the trip to Que- bec, and survived the bus ride? Even though the bus ride was jfgi' QI' ny 3, long, and cold, the festive atmosphere of Quebec provided many memorable moments, espescially on the fifteenth floor! U ......L . ,, N, - M , 1, 4,1 , , -'ww ' French Club. Kneeling: K. Jones, Treasurerg C. Ranger, Secretaryg M. Stangis, Vice-Pres.g P. Hoffman, Pres. Standing: C. Sizemore, W. Wright, T. Helms, D. Potter, K. Schroder, D. Buday, M. Buday, C. Jones, M.J. Buday, M. Egler, B. Smith, J. Wimmer, L. Herboldsheimer, C. Patrieg Advisor, L. Liebold. Did We Miss a Deadline? What's a Deadline? So last year's yearbook was a little late .... A LITTLE'?'?? but then mistakes are made . . . Well Mr. Smith we're trying to raise money . . . They fought about the theme and what should go where fwith pictures like the photographers were turning out, there wasnit much choice.j, and missing deadlines but FINALLY they got it out. Next year Mr. Smith says things will be different. . K Q Y J .1 P4 ,,g Q9 -Q-nw --W qc, f--rf-f Q r J 'ri ff sf' LZ 'S gjm W I lisa.. Q si if xg 3 15 I f it L 1. xfzaflf E - 49 4 Yearbook Staff, down front: K. Mathews, C. Sizemore. First Row: Editor? J, D1-enth, D, Trimpef, L, Blanchard, Layout Editor. Not pie M. Ifaculuk, Advertising Iiditorg L. Helms, Copy Fditorg W. Wieland, fured, C0-Edimrgg M, Buday and J, Wimmer, Assitant Layout Editorg L. Glass. Second Row: C. Boss, Assitant Copy The Two Fingered Peckers ..- . C. . C'mon! This issue was supposed to be out three days ago!,' We,re out ofink again! I lost the front page art- ic1e! Cries of this kind were often heard first hour from room 74. But the Flash Staff did manage to put out several editions of the Crimson Flash and Poems and Things. And now after hours and hours of sometimes frustrat- ing work, the staff can now put away their pens. . . G. Grubaugh, Managing Editorg K. Rosencrats, Technicalg C. Cinnamon, Editor. Flash Staff. Front row: C. White, K. Rosencrats, B. Masoryak, D. Johnson, B. Kane, A. Brown. Second row: J. Kerner, K. Kruskie, G. Gru- baugh, S. Russell, L. Glass, P. Paul, L. Dusdal, M. Faculak, C. Passehl, C. Osterberg, C. Malpeli, D. Fotchman, J. Left, C. Cinnamon. f 5 B 1' . :gm . . . . Lx f .-, , , V A .iQg,V ,4s.. 1. F Y ,. . Forensic Trophy Taker's Forensics started out with a lot of enthusiasm and no money. But have we ever been out ofthe red? Bake sale by bake sale the team made it to the tour- naments and brought home more tro- phys than imaginable . . . Although we almost melted them down for money! Making it to State were Louise Cald- well. Lynn Blanchard, Sue Miller, and Laureen Helms with Ann Watson and ri . ,, 'f--4 Laurie Dusdal as alternates. The im- mortal words can still be heard echo- . i 4AhsaSgEgi,.,:A? N ing through room No. 74, Not anoth- er bake sale!! My W5 0 I Forensics Team. Front Row: J. Thomure, C. Ranger, L. Wiemer, P. Hosmer, A. Watson, T. Helms. Second Row: C. Boss, G. Nelson, M. Stangis, D. Trimper, L. Blanchard, W. Wieland, L. Helms, L. Glass. Not pic- tured Steve Hufford, Laurie Dusdel, Scott Swanson, Bruce Avery, Barb Swanson, Dave Swartwout, Gail Powell, Jeff Drcnth, Louise Caldwell, Bill Sweet. qv I gr 1 fl, Q4 Q, ? ! K' .l is 2. ,sf 5 1, -..Q..9h as K i '1 A5 yr' x ..-4 i K I .f -, '1 N.. I vq.,-s . What's Your Racquet? 4 L. f 1 E STATE C 5 6.500 FEI I ve' 1, g fp' ,,,v ' L fr wr r ' ' Q' . . ,' if' g 'wg fl 3 ra' K , 1 f Q f x V . U ' 1 - , H, ,,.-- - v 1 -tZ '?12 F , N Q 1 X'-'f' .. 'f -1- ' ' r if ' 1-U if. Q Q91 if s. is? A 'fffilf . Q3 gg ,.. ' P or .um v ' i r X Arffi' r A .fs naw w V ' ff, i fAlN M f Aff' il., to W I N Y,-.-1.....+. Ara.-.4 f A .4..,T- Aj. . v .- ' 4 . , ,. . - ' - l Ni . ik. . 4 h ,,- 1 . - Q X lr xxx' M45-4 ff .1 ' I xc ,. Y. 'V --4 .rn , , . .r f , 5 .. .1 , ' , . X . ,MV Q T4 'A Q.. '. Tennis. Front row: J. Grooters, E. Lundteigen, D. Taylor, E. Engstrom, L. Wiemer, B. Boss, Coach Wright, Back row: J. Cockfield, C. Malpeli, D. Morgridge, M. Lignell, S. Berlage, T. McNamara, G. Nelson, M. Allard, K. Moreland. G-F' Ka f. I 2 P115 I vi 'J f J , 1 ,, 1 r 2 ' v f , ff' 'Q '4 Blood, Sweat, and Cheers Being pushed by new coaches, Plas Presnell and Hal Evans, our own goals and leperchans, the boys track team got off to a running start. Between the team mile and encouragement from our team captains, the team definately shaped up. Later they brought home the Petoskey Relay title and qualify- ing for State, the team was really roll- ing along. They finished the season respectfully and are really looking for- ward to next year and many more dog fightsv. .V 2 ., Q slr 1 r i t ., .-1 B.. - -e'z'i ' ' - Jud, .- sg.- 'Q 'ff :Effie af. , ,hm 4- . ma, ,, W . , , , sg, f we 4 W I i Z f Kp f W' Wi ' f -QMQQ4 gf-na -ga ua' , , ... 'uma' nes: gg.-fa ' ' Nw: .1 Q 'S Vp. w w f 5' ff f l 1 f 4 , ,Q ' 14. ......zim. Mn' r 'k' roam., if Af 5 I. f . 'A ' -' 'D ?b '2' J- Boys' Track, First Row: N. Dziedzic, K. Speer, J. Cross, G. Noirot, D. Murray. Sec- ond Row: N. Klooster, J. Drenth, D. Buday, P. Schmidt, S. Mielke, N. Scharenbroch, K. Williams. Third Row: Coach: H. Evans, J. Alger, M. Doan, Team Captain: R. Bearss, G. Loper, G. Krueger, G. Carter, S. Shook. .iv .a 'U 1' .. , ..,,.wa '4' .1 .4 t Y Q. NV 1 'I 1 7, If' .J 4 is -'N 3991 HX is , ,, it tv .,, A .4 ,. ,,, 01.-.mam I 'fir Rx I V4 . A , . ' -.- fb' ' . ,mix :fi ff Mft. r- .,...: 1759- 1-FE Front Row: S. Morgan, D. Elzinga, S. Way, K. Kratt, T. Williams, Second Row: M. Drenth, M. Klama, M. Russell, C. Boss, T. Hiller, M. Keller, W. Hoffman, W. Drenth, Coach P. Presnellg Third Row: T. Jones, B. Martinchek, J. Left, J. Wellman, R. Paul, G. Whitley, D. Tollas, G. Doan 1-1 M. 39' N, Z On Your Mark . . . Get Set With Mrs. Osterberg as coach and Mr. VanGuilder as assistant coach, the girls started out the track season with confidence, and proceeded throughout the season, fb, winning nearly all of their meets and displaying our C.H.S. aggressiveness and pride. Days of hard work and training paid off as the num- ber of victorious meets increased, the girls' willpower and determination helped too. We're proud of what our girls can do. 5,3 , 4. I , ...Gel dl l U: 0 Wit, 4 su Vi Q. 1 . : ibn:-7 I First Row: B. Allard, K. Lehman, C. Rang- er, A. Klooster, T. Noirot Second Row: K. Sell, K. McMillan, T. Mann, T. Klama, M. Buday Third Row: Assistant Coach Van- Guilder, T. Mitchell, I. Cutler, K. Lameraux, N. Ciuk, C. Loper 'Y V -. . 1- ' 1 5 vu if 9 N... R' S.. Front Row: K.4Snizik, S. Barnes, A. Elzinga, S. Selissen, C. Lehman, T. Hessg Second Row: L. Morris, C. Jones, L. Dziedzic, C. Culbertson, K. Fielder, T. Hufford, Coach M. Osterbergl Third Row: C. Osterberg L. Gibbs, L. Flower, K. Cross, S. Hodge Run and Jump Together f fa Q-1, ,N - -F sw' ' X 4 ,, 1 .N N, Y., ' f- f yi - - .4tW'3,.+ 4 x S1-.Flat 'ff' '... 'W ,, i?'1a3'f-f if fxffig Q 'Aw' ' '1,. ,f.-A3-QQ. .511 iq an 1 ,.... ,V K W Y ,ffl Nl M,X Q. ?, .: lf!! J' 'Q H ff ?r .. Q V Q , ' Q Q ' 5 :lt N' ' , K ' W 2 .V Q - . 1 X Q 4' ' , .if as --was 'Qa..:.i' M AN ff' ,,,,,............. , 1, f 'u, I fn ' ' Q I ff 1 x f 4 hm- Q 1 ,. Q l - gl. 5 X A Q ' ' Vx X G Q . 5 A If M fi .- ?.N-QM-T in-.Ass Y If 1 5 4 1: .gn- - , ' . -- ,. .,., , . Af' -I.. - 'tt A ,xi -QQ, W , A Rf' ,. f f if J ' 'f Q- I . Av.-I Q . ltd Al as ! L ' W 0 L - ' l,,f,, , .cr wa..-wi 5 - A ! 1, . ,H '95 I , X: f 4 'fo I' 1 , L- ' , l' Jr .YJ if , , n QL 2... 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Well here it is the award section for all those special students being awarded for all those special academic, and non-academic things they worked so hard on. Thanks for giving this school a good name and for giving the rest of us students someone to look up to. -, , .Q , fi-fav KAQAHIIK 1 i Ag u, 1wf,,,4 iNnr - W' mi wg'-1 STEWART IRISH COLEMAN AWARD: B. Williams, S. Hodge. ff We if l t avr- - 1 , l . i l . if Q ZA-fi .-Q., N an v w , . . uxu 1 --M--.-+ m ' DW U -pov- SCIENCE AWARD: S. Greene. BAND OFFICERS: S. Landon, D. Jones, G. Powell, D. Smalley. r R - Y-Q'Ix'l ..w 'WN , T .ffl Qwx swf ' xx M BOY'S STATE: lfirst Row, R. Borths, J. Kerner, M. Stangis, D. Taylor, K, Speer. Second Row, T. Bradley, S. Hufford, S. Schuch, J. Left. G. Krueger. G. Carter. STATE SOLO-ENSEMBLE ENTRANTS: First Row, J. Lenhart, C. Fiedler, G. Loper. Second Rowg K. Cook, D. Jones, K. Speer, L. Gibbs, L. Flower, J. Wellman, J. Thuss. -p-... yi , ' GlRL'S SPORTS LETTERS: S. Hodge, G. Powell, L. Caldwell, K. Currey, M. Cudd, J. Alger, T. Hufford. 46 I9 ll Ill wx I fx Q' BETTY CROCKER AWARD: Bourke. E is is .' 'J' .4 ,sex O 5 . I A915 -3. ro -' Q' ' 9.5 , M 'JN If. 06,5 J :Ph ' 'l 4 0 r ' U Q V ggi? H IQ Mlm lg x ,. fr H 'r-ww: X GIRL'S STATE: L. Wiemer, P. Sneathen, D. McKenzie, P. Hosmer, K. Lehman. . Y- 'l jg, wr: ,rhaat-I , . err., Mixef, STATE TRACK TEAM, STATE CROSS COUNTRY- 3rd place: W. Drenth. 4 I E ADVANCED MATH AWARD: T. Fowler. 'lv--I S D 4 7 v T . x' .'- o. 'ii U. ' f FORENSIC SWEEPSTAKES: A. Watson. K lfE1 f5!a.fi ' AfN 'B - U ' . . I V is N ' W' i ' v -A ,J .fp an 1, . V 1... L ....1i:...ffx'fg2. GOLF STATE FINALISTS: A. Ranger, P. Paul, M. Custer, R. Ranger. 'wx STATE CLARINET QUARTET. First Division Rati ng: T. Baxrss, J. Cook, B. Juillert, J. Boal. 7- vi STATE FORENSIC FINALISTS: A. Watson, L. Caldwell, L. Blanchard, L. Dusdal, L. Helms, S. Miller. - HONORS BAND MEMBERS: J. Cook, D. Jones, G. Nelson, J. Lenhart, J. Wellman: missing from pho- to: K. Kroll, B. Begrow. mi I lfiifil T 223 .Q , DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION AWARD D. Schaxenbroch. FORENSIC SWEEPSTAKES: L. Glass. f rv-' Hx 5 be a,gqgtg,Af,f,5.C l'4',1y' The Times of Your Life . . . if X .AK w 3 W4 T A 'fra YL ,f W'i'U'2 ' K' Keep on Dancin'! I 7 5. ' . . I ' ,y 'M fi r,,Jff'x S X X-,f f 1 8 Nights in White Satin ,Af f 7 I5 f ,N ,. I . . 1' ' X ff 7, A , l - , I g 1 The End Frilly Dream Near. Paddles Away! On a cold, rainy day, approximately seventy smiling seniors left for what was supposed to be a trip. Everything turned out all right though, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Green were thrown into the cold river! It wasnlt Cedar Point but what the heck, at least we got a trip, Mr. Smith!! I . -Hsu I 1' W-d2Suw'f' 'yr , ., fc M b ' W 'f.,m,f Jes 1'-A-We 1 fix-7ff B 'i Ifjl Rig fQ,,,s457u'-.eq i fm V, 4, , 1 - s, 2 ,, we . V - .,.f-' ff , 4 ,,.-ga -3, f is 4, , 1 I ,fr .,.7,,j M J' ' 27,51 V, at S ,344 - i 1--N 1 ' se t W f i'3sff 7 ' , r 1 , -- M' 34, x was ee up Q4 x .iq ., x ,W gr , Q.,, 1,354-1 -1' ' if ,f,.g,,zf,szf',w Q' 3 , , ,, A? Elin ,,,...,r .atm 3 .t 5 6 M::Eg13EYr.,4 5 . NX 1. 3 .i 5 Z f ,lv I 5 -cr -s '. ' if ' ' ' , ' T' we , 4 ' I l . VJ .,, M,,p 45, ' 4' eil' 9: 3 l i ' ' f . . f ' M f U 5 ' ' X , Y . ..-Q B. Ld . - t-r..,e-xkgnlk - 4 ws -- -N gr- 1 'V . N ' .' , -Q, -- . - J m 'f' ' . 'X- ,. .- '. l ' , sr 4 'fs A ' dm, it , M . .. - 1 . , hp vigil 5 C: 5 9 ' Hymn is , ' hx , ' Qglifw-.... til- 'A f - ' - . ,' . , ' , A .Q M Wang, - as -W7 N , -Q.,-gk 'N g If isdn. X S Q , U . .Y f .45 0-A, .H , 'af Aw I jjpf 3 JW -fi. 1 s Q41 3 4 fi 'ff sr . ,ive ps 1 Ll 'K ' vHl Q .P 'EE' -1 4 by Trail Blazers Even though we donlt confront these administraters very often they work very hard to keep the wheels turning smoothly. We would like to thank all of them for their hard work and effort throughout the school year, we would also like to express our graditude to Mr. McKimmy for his expertise as Superintendent: and we are sorry he is leaving us. Trying to keep a school running in the seventies has been a rough task for those who have been given the dif- ficult duties. The soaring costs of education coupled with the millage vote that seems to go down every time, at least for the first one or two ballots, have been the problems that faced the Charlevoix Board of Education. Board of Education: C. Max Novak, President, Charles A. Elzinga, Vice-Presidentg Kenneth J. Boss, Secretary, Claire C. Martin, Treasure, Donald W. Brown, Trustee, Ar- deth M. Wieland, Trustee, Robert J. Cook, Trustee. Superintendent: James A. McKimmy. 5 C o v c .F . , C Bussiness Manager: Vincent A, Olach, Superintendent Office Secretaries: Diane Cornell, clerk-typistg Judy Boss, bookkeeper: Lillian Carr, secretary to the superintendent. '-P9,'wf'f' if Q .gp .. V' 61 U via' Q . sal' P' my at ' '4' W' 1 1 .-if or 115' ,.4v- ' an- 'f MW?-u Elm- fi-.., mil-5 If V , Principal Vane Smith ASS't. Principal Roy Fortin Secretaries C. Clifford 84 J. Grubaugh X ,- Q .Av .hw-A' . N X --251,12 N ec P ' , J ,. at ' 1 A' iz.'-35... V I 1. 23,5 was I ve b W I . ,.,, -1 - 1:1 H- we . V. 3' 1 'hiv Y x V314 ' vu-av'1'? - IES ' . .A LIHRIW L. ... M - 57173 5 :fa K - ww? + I if '3 ' . 4' ffki ' fin , ...N- ' N- .. Counselor C. Bentley Librarian J. Mudge 1976-77 CHS Faculty B. Anderson-Business Edg K. Bartley-Math, Scienceg K.D. Burge-Science, Historyg D. Carey-U.S. I-listoryg E. CrookMMathg S. Fassett-Business, Mathg C. Ford-Journalism, Speech, Englishg R. Gowell- Math, Scienceg N. Green-U.S. Governmentg J. Jensen-Scienccg J. Jinsky-Shopg M. Kohn- Englishg L. Liebold- French, Englishg D. McLenon-Auto Mechanicsg J. Mills-Building Tradesg B. Murray-Art, Behavioral Science: M. Ostcrberg- Physical Educationg N. Probert- Physical Educationg V. Rimbold-Home Economicsg D. Robinson-Typing, Businessg G. Robinson-English: K. Schaperkotter- English, Behavioral Scienceg P. Spieles-Biologyg S. Stargardt-Vocal Musicg G. Stutzman- Bandg G. Taylor-Mathg D. VanGui1der- English, Historyg Y. Wendt- French. . . .H W... 1.-4 . ,..,.,. ,....f.--.hx -sw.-4.4, n44hA 0--W .aw .-.agp-ai-514 Y J 5655 Wind Mwu-akin W...-u4.,........,....,...,.,,, h-- . ..,-0.4-....f.-.rqag D. --su.-Q--M ,...qr yr .-f4,.....-44 ru..-1.'.w,,g.... uiwsi 'hs Athletic Director, K. Dale Burge 19 ?3.'3'-bg LLL 321'-1GZi9eP4,:' 'ggi' ' gf 4, - ff 5 if , ..'.fu1u-4-f 4'--W ,aa-h 'fl h ..-.., ,,f'-. A -v ' K ff lf 1 .fl 5-,A --4 uw..- UW E ni .A A .' 1: Counselor, Gail Kaczynski. +.,..., 'Q' . ' 4 ,. rv rf :6f1,L,j' wit' ,ifzzpj 4 3.1, 5, . 4. X 7522515 . - MQ f ,' J? ' x in-J A 1.4- x i PQ l V I hw jdpv-4' xl' 'x Q' hx 4 c 1' 89 .9 .f 5' vtw lf.. A., ,vu- :' ooo :ii l 0 oa', 0 055' I . -N ' 'UQ' uQo 0 If ru :bl vo' ' ... 104 . 5 an X Suprise! Suprise! Suprise! -.,.mzmMW . L .M , U 'J ,4f' . rd. -A ,, ,f -W-,........,.,. . AV 4. , .f . . .hu , V- R M aw J, R . , . 6, gt :VH , 4. , 'fs ' l.,i'.zf'1' i xi CLASS OFFICERS, FROM LEFT: Wendi Wright, Presidentg Paige Skelton, Vice Presidentg Mary Horton, Secretaryg Ken Otmanowski, Treasurer Michele Allard Nick Anderson Rodney Anderson Tim Anderson Donald Avery James Baker Bambi Balch Shari Barnes Darla Bartz Beth Begrow Brian Bennett David Boul Robert Bolt John Bradley Debbie Brodin Ernie Brodin Vince Brodin Chris Bubnuk Marie Budzry Sue Burge lforcst Burke A lm A B ., ,ge-Y A A - .iw F Nfffffgx '13 at , I, . . 9 xp' I.: .5 J , 41 'N , 'ffm - E l 1222 W , F K xdfy A I 4 Il' A -ov vw by ' - ' , M. V ', 4 q In I 'N ' rr' u 5. A ws QI?-, 5 5- I. .2- .,.1 ,. ' 1 in :H il 1 Q ,L Q ' B' nr b This-Q, fe? YA x A A' 4- , , 61 I A fe In 215 1 ' ii if 3 4' .- ,if 54' I ' ...I Y - 41 L TAR xv nf' . .--35: . 'VTE' 1 I 1 . , U' r EH N..- ,1 , rf. .,,w - .- ., -gp I,:,5! 7 ' . 8 ,' A'- w ,n ws f'x-rr' ' s .- rn, .4 'VL' V- flag '. wwf que--,--1 A 7. 7i?7':Sw,A71' 'l -' . r,, I 5... '5T1-1? 4 422.4 PP fs.. Y ' l. l With knocking knees, the Freshmen class entered the massive gymnasium of Charlevoix High School, not knowing what the year had in store for them. The first pep meeting was indeed a surprise, and will long be remembered. It took them awhile to catch on but finally they got it. Their float placing second at Fall Homecoming brought yet another surprise. Their few bakesales could be called unsuccessful failures. Other money-raising activ- ities also bombed. Winter Homecoming showed they had spirit, but not quite enough to beat the sophomores. Then came their first exams,', dreaded and feared by all. The year wasnlt a com- plete failure though. They did break one record. Their lockers had the most writing on them in the history of CHS. All in all, this indeed was a year of surprises and memories for the class of 8O,'. . . Q if V eil Laurie Burkey T X Laurie Burnett QT Q- Donna Campbell Q f cg .--Lx Egg: Danny Cantu I l -.. Jack Carlson A ' Cindy Carson Q yt A 3 r 'll xgi' 5 E Michael Chappuies .IIY9 T P c I 40' Nancy Ciuk Roberta Corp John Cross 4,4 . Michael Crowder l '1 Traci Curtis K X A l 0-5' ' ,nail . F ll . 9' Q1 rv' -at Steven Day long Gerard Doan ,-f is ' lu.. rg . r, . ,5.., . Pe' in N 'lx 1 ' H.. 'K RS 65' X Mark Drenth A P V l, ' I Q Aww Ike Dyksterhouse ' f ' ' . 'A ' 7' ' ' A Mary Egler T 5 X ,gy Donna Eurs V. avi' Amy Elzinga NL ' David lllzinga ll xx X ! 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'Ji' it 1 V, 4 - , ' lr Q r , ,af iff' -A 1 if 'i' i ,Q ?f3?g' a r ,331 Scott Morgan Liz Morris Philip Morrison Tammy Myers Lori Niswander Tami Noirot James Novotny Larry Nunemaker David Olach Dori Olach Kenneth Otmanowski Lorri Paul Jeffrey Peters Loren Peters Douglas Pidek Francis Pischner Franklin Potter Kenneth Potter Mark Price Alton Radle Michiko Regier Debbie Resch Holly Richardson Danny Russell Lucinda Russell Robert Russell Barbara Schmidt Karyn Schroeder David Seelye Sue Simmerman Carla Sizemore Paige Skelton Jerry Sladek Robert Smith Veronica Smith Karen Snizik Mary Speigel Janet Stainbrook Donald Story James Stowe Richard Sutton Roger Taube Roni Themm Marjorie Timms ' 1 ' v' , E SF? A - .. ' Q ww J -6 G Q. 2 U va? ,11 W fl E ' - . . 1 ' ,,, ' - ff -AA , r 1-4, , N. 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'fa tm, 4, 1 ..,. .fm 'x xr.: 1- W- i i lfflf? . ,L .f Jenny Trirnper Duane Tripp Lynne Trost Michael Umlor Anna VanDeCar Roxy VanLoo Scott Voorhees Gary Way Debra Weisler Aaron Whitley Gary Whitley Marcia Whitley Kurt Williams Mary Wimmer Brenda Winnick Gordy Wolgamott Leslie Wood Wendi Wright Doug Young Wendy Zeitler 5 'f P? . .3 ' f 5 .M . ,v Mi- zv, 6' F' 4 . 'P if? f D iam 1 -I A N in if ,f 5 g r If ff 1 D fi.: Z , bf 5 .-L :v 'I' we Hi , L+- y 1 rl W 1 lx 8 0 Y N4 I . i fl ' sl -r fk X X X 2 .YXKAX xi X ' ' ' .fa -0. www- ,,..,.e . V l I' S Stn 1.1 4.4 I , x 1- It Takes All Kinds of People to Make a Student Body f J gee-xd an pid vb. L1 I So- .ff-,,. A -.,, 4, - A-ax he , EG' ,f ' ?k'? Q, MV Page 4 Qvn-luuuun .. ' 1 ' X ' NN-3 - 2 x3i.ww --.- ..--f --- .al .,...... --W . 5 -4- -.-. 4 l wg., S I iv Y , . i 3 V ' r Q., ' . e .ST . - , f . . :As ' 4 P 3 , , . . , Q . . Minn.. a 045 H .4n.Qaluv 1 '..?f 1 Y Pia fir Rebecca Allard Christian Anderson Mike Anderson Jeff Baillargcon Mary Jo Baker Dawn Bartlett Robert Bayer Teresa Bearss lilizubetlr Bellows Corol Bergman Shcrryl Bergman Janeen Boal Brenda Boss Craig Boss Lisa Boss Dave Britton Andrea Brown Douglas B uday Ronald Burnett Jeff Cockficld Kathryn Cook Class Officers: Gayle Hansen, Pres.g Treasurerg Janeen Boal, Secretary. ffif:?5f7?f ' 5 , , tj? F , ,-1 .4 I x ax -s dh mi j if .35 W. X xt tv il-2' -fi X' it 1, X t 1 ' a Q t i N'-X A l 'af R -Kuff! od' ' Ke-' E s of 1 R . A ' t X ...I L. Liz Bellows, V.P.g Steve Landon, ' f , .' f. Y ft 1 Al, I y I V Nt B R 4 K gt :J , w A ' .4 'ks 7 4- 5 4 'Q ,Q 3 2 ,xt wifi , f N . x ' . .Qx 't Sophomores Some willingly and some reluctantly, the Sophomores re- turned once more. Filing into the gym with last years ex- periences in memory, they were prepared to enjoy watching the Freshmen undergo the same torture and humility that they once knew. Being big mouths of the school is quite a name to live up to, but the Sophomores have mastered it! Pep rallies became no competition, for the Sophomore always had a sure win. Spirit? Yes, the Sophomores are packed with it, they led the school as far as energy is concerned. Spirit week, hall decor- ations, homecoming floats, yes the Sophomore won them all! On the other hand they might have been wrapped up in pleasure too much, for they led the school with a record of sixty-one over-due books! Eric Cooper Kellie Cross Suzanne Curtis V Michael Custer 1 Irene Cutler - + tif , Lee DeMitchell 1 3 ' G, r ff gm' 'Q ix ut Q. :fa ' s 'sf': t'Zff x E i ry -2 i A X s. ist I 1 hi Q 69' 'Af' ,fl y 97 fe K gS'li?3'iij3' 5 Y' ,V 1 XIV. W, 'S X ,f Y .-xi' , ' 1. - ff v 'J -: 'fl N Z 'Af .ag . fi..-if 4 A , . .12 Lynne DeMoor David Dhaseleer ,. Kari Ditlow -....-4 '- ' Jeffrey Drenth Daniel Drewa Robert Drost ,N Laura Dziedzic Janice Egler Josheph Elzinga Edward Engstrom Lori Fels Kristina Fiedler Lisa Flower Deborah Fochtman James Fowler Debbie Garten Laurie Gibbs Penny Gould Paul Grapp Christopher Green Patricia Guzzo Gayle Hansen Christopher Henkel Linda Herboldsheimer if uggn 102 Linda Hufford Karen Jackson David Johnson Diane Johnson Terri Johnson Jill Johnstone Cheryl Jones Barbara Kane Penny Kane Jonathan Kantola Jerome Keie Micheal Keller Lori Kerner Cindy Klama Judith Kleiber Kevin Kratt Karen Lamoreaux Steven Landon Connie Left Christy Lehman Jeffrey Leitner 1 4 5' V u Joseph Herriman Daniel Hess Tamara Hess Timothy Hiller Pamela Hilton t r r 'Ti L4 v . 5, J .74 .,,, ,1,,. f ff ff ff rl A 51 Qty X f g Dale Himebaueh Gary Hodgikinson J J' 'fr Timothy Hoffman Q K: Wayne Hoffman 1 Larry Houghton J , A F X W Q: mx if xi' E. as rr , ia '5 It N , ' . .fl-K - J , ,, A If J, N Ng! yxxrx 5 ff X r gWa3 r 1 'qi E J X 1 P ,f 'J if iiiv W fwin A JZ, 2 A fm, YV l rr it H Q if f i'rWt'1 :W ' S' 5 -. . 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Jean Lenhart Thomas Leonard Gregory Leymon Mark Lignell Darlene Manville Dennis Martin David Mclfalls Kathy McMillan Cheryl Melke Steven Mielke Robert Miller Susan Miller Shari Mol Jerold Murdiek Daniel Murray Geoffrey Nelson Robert Newton Gilbert Noirot Edward Oliver Robert Pardee Clay Patrie Jacqueline Paul Ronald Paul Sue Peterson Nl Rfk... 103 4 wkrw fm Robert Plumm Debra Potter Ann Puffpaff Robert Ranger Karen Rasmussen Michelle Robinson Robert Roloff Ralph Rosenthal Danya Rothenberger Richard Russell Cindy Sandahl David Sayward Norbert Scharenbroch Patrick Schmidt Kim Schnackenberg Lori Schorsch Sherrie Selissen John Sheets Michael Shupert Mark Simpson Rebecca Sitzema Darlene Smalley Elizabeth Smith Mark Smith 'ft X 5-WS a ' 7541 - , X , .21 F ,,, S- 4- 5, 6- ' ' 1 S X . 1 Q 'S S ' ' X KX 5 WMI 4 5 ' 'lf 2 S ' 7 . f' .V 1 1 4 :S V R . I ' V j ' ,, '9 Q ' ' ' ,lf A Q 'Q .iff f H A Q-nv, k a- 6. A 5 'La 45 - . ' f- , - f ' - sm... 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SPRING VACATION IN FLOR- IDA. . .SENIORS-WE HOPE . . .PROM SOON. . .JU- NIOR ESCORTS. . . ' .hs f Y. :. .T . - f- .1 ' 4-.ff-xr .rs J 1 -1 '----f 5 AWB rf E ' r r .fr ,. . 1 1 Joan Cook Steven Curtis Carmen Cutler . n Q 1 fm We ' X ft.. as if E 4 . , f . . I 3' ji im J ft 4 'Q 'I , . I ' A. X7. . gxi E7 7348 C J J. , ,, I X. , -..,,. ,. K' I .---I Sally Dishong A : Laurie Dusdal Neil Dziedzic James Elzingu .1 ,Dig ,IV R y L Gregory Evert Mary Ifaculak Jim Ifales Dwayne Ifarmer 3, 4, 'A ' ' I John Ifratrick in-Q, If 'jf 'K If D Edward I-'rye ' -'SPA ' an - H John Gazarek ' wif ent' ,va 41' 'N 1 I Avg Lp':.xgu5uf 'LQ -. fm it K In 4. W q I ' . X Sally Geer y ' A I ' ' Laura Glass 7 5 .. .- vo- iv if A Craig Golovieh lx Q . 4 M, I I 3 Jerallyn Goss - ' N T A' ., I Theresa Hamlin 'ri fl, 'J I 5 ' Laurie Helms . I - Jodi Hicks A I 5 , ,2- u 1, . iz' --.' - -'I , ..-- - x I .H . Ronald Hilton Sue Hodge Sandra Hodgkinson -Q r . -. 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Y . 6 e.,..,,,,p ' -, ' A - I .ia ,N ' it fl if Carney Russell Shirley Russell Toni Sandahl Steven Schuch Richard Selissen Karen Sell Swain Smith Virginia Smith Patricia Sneathen Brad Snizik Kerry Speer Matt Stangis Robert Stebe Larry Swanson Thomas Taube Dave Taylor Andrea Thompson Joseph Thomure Robert Tillen Tammy Timms Charles Towsley Don Trimper Darrin Vanloo Bob Warner Ann Watson Charlene Way Rebecca Weliver Jeffrey Wellman Donald Wells Randy Wells Michelle White Connie Whitley Micheal Whitley Wendlyn Wicland Lisa Wiemcr Mark Wilklanski Kevin Wilks Holly Wogan Peter Winnick Brad Wood Gary Stebe f. 4 f f ' 1 4 rw lf' , f ,- K N J , ., IX ef 1 l 4 If ' ' fog, I 12 if N, 1 lr 'mv f 5 s , ,V ' r 4 I C v 9' r X y f it y 1 M I rg, Z3 --, ar-v 91 x we Q Q Y L 4 s f 3. L .X 1 l ,. ff W? 'f f 7 C vet f if AJ l',,, , V 7 44 ' for f s 22' , 6. C .. .Q , vs-.ft 0, M., - mr ' . 92577 f rfgxl Eg f f' . ' E ,f ' l- , , 3 W ,A ' L ll -3 W, 1 Wa W . W A . ,W fi Y ' K x E f r K - ' W V ,v s Y V -V st KW-,' -4 A h 4, I or V 5 , - ' R I 4 , T A S , A' V ,.' , K , ' a v-U., -1 ,',4' J- ,QM - A -f mf S ' l , 1' . r If 1 6 I.. H, ,,. ,. Wig il ' rid. R Gsm - 4 ' 'Y' 4 3' ,. Q, Ig Q -'.-',. 1 'e'. r may f 'Q' . -in Q ' we ,J 5 Y lurxx r-' QC' 55 l R W 'rf I A 1 1 .xy ' In Memory of . Once in a while a friend is found who is a friend right from the start, Once in a while a friendship is made that really warms the heart, Once in a while a friendship is formed to last a lifetime through. Once a friend is gained He may be sadly lost 0 . . Q c It does happen, once in a while. It happened to me and you. 1- is ,fx J at ., Donald Paul Hufford, lr. A 2 A 'ig -J, Q' 'Y w l AK M 1 Q. li 42 I il Seniors 447711 V 3 Vice-Pres. R. Pardee, Pres. R. Wasoski, Sec. D. Smith, Treas. A. Potter i.. I -A 4 'I I IW? ' . FH-7' I riffs I Up I . 1. .vqpvr-agrarian: -n ll Q 1 ' BK .r if Y 5 Ro Nancy Jo Alger Susan Marie Allison Roxanne E. Barret Randal J. Bearss 1. fi, f. gt Z e ' 7453? . ,gs Qs, 7 1 1 fs. 'X pf' - a ,A ii V Lcc Puul Begrow William L. Bellows as 1' i' c 1 WA It all started about thirteen years ago, when we learned how to count from one to ten, to get along with other kids, tso they thought P. to finger paint, and how to tell the girl's restroom from the boy's. As time went by, things chang- ed and so did we. Junior High and braces had arrived. Then came the impossible, High School. With football games, dances, and for some lucky freshmen, a glimpse at the Prom. But, nothing could compare to the dream ofbeing a senior, and the rule of the halls. We had a head start of ruling, when we took over the heater in front of the main office. Then it was all over. Gradu- ' ation had come and the only thing left was the memories of our High School years, never to be forgotten. Thomas L. Bennet Steven Robert Berlage Daniel L- BOSS Kenneth SCOU B055 EX lsl Edmund John Bourke Jr. David Michael Bowman 113 4 Q A. 1, s ai Lawrence John Bradley Callie A. Cooper wr'-f' Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, ? . K5 Yi Q , ig, A ' ,ws T L . ... fm . Mary Jo Buday Gregory Lyle Chappuies m . sh 1 J' I sf l 'R 'A -so 4 ,P ,-. im. ' I ,fm ' as-1-1' I Z Mark Douglas Cockfield Larry James Cross Maureen Ann Cudd Kay Eileen Currey And sorry l could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood fr- W, ,f , 39 , or Q -r-- 1 ' -' 'i E! f t b A' Q 4 K . ,,,,.M .A 5 'fe Leslie C. Dhaseleer Kip A. Ditlo if 3 Kyle Renee Ditlow Matthew John Doan Walter John Drenth Chris Allen D ff?- And looked down one as far as I could Gary Wayne Dusdal Mary A. Dvoracek 45 ?atriciu Lynn Eglcr Carla JOY Ellingll -1-'-'I E 1 ..-- ..-.ff 1 .v - no Y' 4- 3' . C3 dx. - 'Rs . ' 6 E- . I 'Q . , ,I i 5 my , y J., ,oo. ' gif k . g v F 1 Virginia Irene Eby Dianna Corp Edwards Then took the other as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, if f lg gi' fi t., T. Chris Hanna Margaret Jean Himebauch mmM , 'ff . ?. , ., Fu7QQgQgg,1,,w,N.4f',w rf Mi Sandra T. Hodge Lori Anne Hollow 'llcrri Suszmn llufford Cheryl Kay Johnson . S .-.,v ,ty G ' 2 N 'S Donna Renee Jones ' 1. A ' in E 1' N ,E V tv if I 3 9 Jil 'S V I 5 I Conrad Lee hlooster Ill Nathan Lee Klooster Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, lhew KIOU Carla Marie Left tiki 195' ff! s, .X ! I .r t 43, r f Tony B Leitner N J nc Lcwls CLIITIIHC L. Malpcli V , H I gg . L as Ar 1 Wu,- VI-nuuhzx' , I, lx ,x A t Mary Pat X . ' X , ,f A el And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Marc Peter Malpeli Edwin Michael Ma nn ..l va. .. wfh' Ek- . Q .,,.. s -N :e'?QfQ14. 2 E21 Y reams Mark Gerard Martin Anna Marie Mat M xv' W Q. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Nt h P tm 62- f :lf ii.. Ralph J. Muma John Gregory Murray Lou Ann Murray Ixcrri Lynn Novotny an ff W ' at ' 2' Q' iff' ,,-4 L . Becky Rae Niswa nder 5 5 af.. X I-rank G. Olach Yet knowing how way leads on to way, f.. ' 4441-LLL: T Mlchael M, Orlafey Ramona Lea Ouderkirk fi. Roberta L. Pardee Kathleen MSW Paul any C' il Sherri Lynn Perron I-rances M. Peters 4 h...f'M' 'A I doubted if I should ever come back Gary Allan Pettis Nancy Kay Podskanly it Amy Lou Potter Douglas Lee Potter Gail Louise Powell Loren L. Purvis I shall be telling this with a sigh . Arthur Roy Ranger III Vicki Ann Revoir Lawrence L. Rhine Daniel Lewis Robinson ' 5 I likrs J - Q f -1, . . V -. ' i -W-1 f i ' 5 9 .1 9. . , 21 X ,,, ,f' I ' Q -. ' si '- ,tr , 1 A ' ,f ' --A I ASC , . , I fv- ,., -l 4 . , . rg f LQ Kimberly Jayne Rosencrants Michael Kenneth Russell Somewhere ages and ages hence: 'Wav Theresa Ann Russell John Howard Rybicki 'MW A ' Diane E. Scharenbroch Raymond Tracy Sell ,r . ' C K ai' 4 X Mm, A .. l Jeffery D. Skelton Kathleen Marie Sladek -I Two roads deverged in a wood, and I . - in AY, '55 'Suv ' f l . 1 S Delitta Lea Smith John L. Sneathen Michael Jay Snizik David J. Sonnenberg llhi J Terri Lee Stapleton Robert D. Stilwell, Jr 4 l Barbaxa Jo Swanson David Charles Swartwout William R. Sweet, Jr. Jeffrey J. Tlmss I took the one less traveled by WX GP 'Y' N D Q . 'u David William Tollas Carl Eugene Towsley Lorraine Kaye Warner Rita Grace Wasoski M VKX V ! lame! 1 Michael David Way Valerie Kay Wellman a , P ,Q ,M ..-.-V.. , Illlllllllll f xa ,W O 0.'1qw1 .1 Linda Kay White i I' 'il be and that has made all the difference. Brian J. Williams Dale Patrick Wimmer . , x . I- fr , M ' A lhpfgfq i5!,1a' i A ,U ' Ei e 1 . . rg '-'QP' L: A 'QE ' 1 1 l . M-Mm.-slwlsfs R , ' 5 ,A Y I ' .'f' W . Q , Kim Marie Wojan Mary Patricia Wolf Julie A. Wimmer Susan Lynn Winchester Q eve. npr' 5. m e '-:sg-1.-' ,Q 'ffm-ii ' . , - .. Xpijggaagggqfsg r l VV www-K A - . if 3 :1,wf',f-ag' : ic. -gm: , . H . l ,IAQ-V53 X- , A ' V ' eg-r fffl-'33, ' ..f:,- i 32: f... .-aJQ?:m1J::1--' 1' '- DO YOU , ReMEMBERirr, V, X A 0 X-fs X N xx REMEM BE flfixx X 76 HAVE S055 Y if RAYDERSHU 9 Thank God. we finally made it! lt only took us thirteen years. Just thir- teen!! As always, our class gets the rot- ten end of everything. But not this, when graduation was over, we gave ev- eryone a surprise when we pulled the party poppers. It didn't seem real until we marched across the platform with diplomas in hand. Knowing one thing had ended and another wasjust begin- ning. Now Is the Only Time .nn I 130 'YK u . .. Thomas David Fowler, Valedictorian. Susanne Louise Greene, Salutatorian The Past ls Overg il -..?f'.. 7. 1. w lu , , . . . . 1... -. .AN Speaker. . Dr. Malcolm Katz Top Ten . Front Row L Hollow. K. Currey, J. Wim- mer, S. Greene, Back Row T. lfowler, R. Bearss, K. Kroll, C. Hanna, M. Martin. T. Meier F S 1. , W! 'suv 5 I' 'a,'f lg, !?'59f I ! T., , ,-ee, 5--wi PJ, 'Nl The Future Not yet Here. l 1 I 11 x. I I , x X XLV me A 41 4 As time goes by, we will remember the good times We had in the halls of CHS and some events We would like to forget. Each will go his or her own way, hopefully better prepared be- cause ofthe memories we have behind us. If the class of 1977 could have one quote to fit everyone it could be 'sln school the best minds are not necessarily those who mind best. GOOD-BYE CHS, HELLO WORLD! 354, -. ss, X sys at -SQ A ..k ' l I ., 40 23,1 I r , I xl L lil lt's Over , if f.-we W 3' ..,-wg rr ' n Y ,',.1!f ., 4, .s Class Colors: turquoise and silver Class Flower: daisy A , 'A , -,gt .-, 7,9 -av ee ' W, A, 1 :ef . A , ,Y ye MIM' -.f., i f, ,M E A J. ' QW- Cf' ' io,. g:i A 'V ,. 1' 5,5 S 4 C ? if a : il 5 3 F I . E21 .f X : 5.2 ei, il I 1? 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KIT CARSON LUMBER co, -iff, U Gfmuwx me 53wAuf1..Q 49720 Phone 547-6521 ' ,-- V ix CHARLEVOIX, INC. J 'M K 77 mari, 1 WMWW WSQQLQQ Tljfgktiks MM 07' YYWRRKET' MALLD N. afezncffsf-cnfmevofx lfzwzf ' ' Q42 ' 95, 4 Qffigm JUWE X Qu? ART DRY CLEANERS BRIDGE ST. HARDWARE -3.94: :l DAVID HAND 403 Bridge Street Charlevoix, Michigan 49720 1616, 547-4841 1 M' CENTRAL Lu .- DRUG STORE. INC. G. F. OCI-IS, PIIAIIMACIST cl-lAm.evoix, MICHIGAN 49720 x 230 Antrim Charlevoix Lieberman's ,fig A 44' r ,K g Good Luck 4 X I ,r1-i' Xu Seniors 215 Bridge Charlevoix Congratulations Seniors Best of Luck in the Future. HAR LE V0 I X O U NT Y V SINCE. new 'A'9!i29f?lkE A LZLCZZZ ZPL of Q BRANCH CFFICES: ELLSWORTI-I G' M-66 Cl-IARLEVOIX HUFF YW Special Machinery HLJFFORD INDUSTRIES INC. QSTIIDICD ...CIT COLIIQCEII EAST BAYVIEW 2 mm Appeilnw Glcwvlne. Congratulations OJWW Class of '77 if Q JM 408 Bdg St Chl Mhg 49720 0 SITE S CE DON'S ERVI TW? fff IRST XCHARLEVOIX V Congratulations Class of '77 Little Caesarsi M LAKE Parlor CHARLEVOIX Beer -:- Wine -:- Cocldails T'v' Enferiainmeni' 43 .. There's Mor i V fx.- ToSeeOn iigifeemgy W I Q31 CABLE T.v Elllf-E517 iilil .iw ' ' i -- . 202 State 1038 Bayview Rd. - Petoskey, Michigan 547-9426 In Crago's Shopping Center M M PHONE 347-8757 Take Home or Dine-In Service Sulnday - Thursday 4:00 p.m.t M d ght Friday8iSt dy4'00p t 200 . .A:.,1 aQ- 3 V . 'iii' -' 'A'!. !!f', 'u ' - :L'1:g',1't P1, - ' ' Pflllfllg While-,bil-WU! PAUL J. 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AMA x.,.v.7?'5-,- 9,1 . its x lv V --.yur L g., 21 fM'f3V f!f T'T -Q'r?C 4, I ' kwa Qsw5mfQ:xqamq3wwQh .'.-.4-mf.-Q,-P wx -4 H .Q-. 151 xx 5 X Va as vi 4. 1 N W. f.fw.s AHBQKQVA ,gill Zi Y. 1, Senior Index ALGER, NANCY JO-Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1 ,2,35 Cheerleading 1 ,2,35 Ski Team 45 Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,25 Pep Band 4. ALLISON, SUSAN MARIE BACON, THOMAS B. BARRETT, ROXANNE E. BEARSS, RANDAL JAY-Track 2,3,45 Cross-Country 3,45 Michigan Industrial Arts Fair 2,3,45 Band 25 Marching 35 Campus Life 4. BEGROW, LEE PAUL-Football l,2,3,45 Skiing l,2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Tennis 45 .Marching Band 15Band 1,25 Spanish Club 45 Biology Club 35 Boys' State 3. BELLOWS, WILLIAM L., II-Football 1,2, 5 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 25 One-act Play 45 Youth Cadet 4. BENNET, THOMAS L. BERG, PAUL C. BERLAGE, STEVEN ROBERT-Basket ball 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Cross-Country 35 Biology Club 35 Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3. BOSS DANIEL L.-Football 1 ,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Basketball Manager l,2,3,45 Con- cert Band 15 Symphony Band 2,3. BOSS, KENNETH SCOTT-Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3 ,45 Track 1,25 Span- ish Club 1. BOURKE, EDMUND JOHN JR.-Ski Team 35 Football 1,2,3 ,45 Wrestling 25 Track l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. BOWMAN, DAVID MICHAEL-Industial Arts Fair 2,4, Recorder 4. BRADLEY, LAWRENCE JOI-IN-Band 1,25 Marching Band 15 Football 3,45 Basketball 2. BUDAY, MARY JO-Debate 2,3,45 For- ensics 2,35 One-Acts 2,3 ,45 French Club Treasurer 2,35 French Club Member 45 Yearbook staff 2,35 Yearbook Co-Editor 45 Operation Bentley 3. CHAPPUIES, GREGORY LYLE-Football 1,2,45 Baseball 1,25 Wrestling l,2,3,4. CHARBENEAU, GARY MILTON-Wrestling 3,4. COCKFIELD, MARK DOUGLAS-Ski Team l,2,35 Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Tennis Team l,2,3,4. COOPER, CALLIE A.-Freshman Band 15 Concert Band 2. caoss, LAXRRY JAMES 150 ' CUDD, MAUREEN ANN-Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 2,45 Class Secretary 15March- ing Band 1 5 City Band l. CURREY, KAY EILEEN-Band 1,2,35 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2, 3,45 Jazz Band 1,2,35 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Student Council 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Vocal 35 Class Secretary 2. DHASELEER, LESLIE CHARLES-Band 1,25 Marching Band 2. DITLOW, KIP A. DITLOW, KYLE RENEE-Marching Band 1,45 Pep Band 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45Voml 4. DOAN, MATTHEW JOHN-Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Class President 15 Spanish Club 1. DROST, CHRIS ALLEN-Marching Band 1,2. DULINSKI, KENNETH M. DUSDAL, GARY WAYNE DVORACEK, MARY A. DYKSTERHOUSE, MICHAEL LEE-Foot- ball 2. EBY, VIRGINIA IRENE-Marching Band l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Cheerleading 25 Ski Team 1,3,45 Volleyball 25 Pep Band 4. EDWARDS, DIANNA LYNN CORP- Journalism 2,3,45 Yearbook 1,2,3. EGLER, PATRICIA LYNN-Spanish Club 1,25 Biology Club 35 Band 15Campus Life 3. ELZINGA, CARLA JOY-Band 1. ELZINGA, KIM MARIE EMPEY, RANDY GLENN-Golf1,2,35 Basketball 15 Track 1 ,2,3. FELS, PATRICIA ANN-Band 1,2,35 I-'lag Corp 2,35 Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 1. FOWLER, THOMAS DAVID-Student Council 1,2,35 Football 1,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45Track l,25Golf 2,35 Band l,2,3 Marching Band 152,35 Junior Escort at Graduation 35 Boys' State 35 Football Statistician l,2,3,45 Valedictorian 4. GEER, JULIE MARIE GRAY, BRUCE KENNETH GREENE, SUSANNE LOUISE-Class Vice- President 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Biology Club 35 Salutorian 4. GRUBAUGH, GREGORY STEVEN- Athletic Trainer l,2,3,45 French Club 15 Sheriff's Youth Cadets 45 Law Enforce- ment Explorer Club 3. HANNA, THOMAS CHRISTOPHER-Golf l,2,3,45 Biology Club 35 Intermural Basketball 4. HIMEBAUCH, MARGARET JEAN-Bas- ketball l,2,3,4. HODGE, SANDRA T.-Girls' Volleyball 1,35 Girls' Basketball 2,3 ,45 Girls' Track 3,45 Marching Band l,2. HOLLOW, LORI ANNE-Spanish Club 15 Cheerleading 3,4. HUFFORD, TER1 SUSANN-Baskerbau l,2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Cheerleading 25 Student Council 1. HULL, KAREN L. JOHNSON, CHERYL KAY JOHNSON, MARIANNE LOUISE JONES, DONNA RENEE-Solo-Ensemble l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Biology Club President 35 Sym- phony Band Secretary 4. JONES , JEANNE RENEE-Cheerleading 2,3,45 Ski Team 2,35 Campus Life 1,2,3. KAMROWSKI, KEVIN KEMP, KEVIN M. KEMP, SCOTT A. KLOOSTER, CONRAD LEE, III-Golf 15 Football 2,3,45 Track 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4. KLOOSTER, NATHAN LEE-Basketball 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Cross-Country 4. KROLL, KEVIN MATTHEW- Basketball 1,25 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Student Band Director 45 Pep Band l,2,3,45 Jazz Band l,2,3. LEFT, CARLA MARIE-Cheerleader I5 Band 1. LEITNER, TONY B.-Football 1,25 Basket- ball 1,25 Bowling 3,41 Intermural Bas- ketball 4. LEVASSEUR, MARY PATRICIA-Spanish Club I5 French Club 2,35 Varsity Cheer- leader 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Foren- sics 4. LEWIS, NORA JANE-Spanish Club 1,25 Biology Club 35 Pep Band 2,35 March- Band 1,35 Sym Band l,2,45 Forensics 45 Campus Life 3,45 Office Aid 2,4. LUGIBII-IL, RUTH ELAINE LUTZ, JEFFREY A. MALPELI, CAMILLE L.-Ski Team l,2, 3,45 Track l5Tennis 2,45 Basketball 2, 35 Spanish Club 4. MALPELI, MARC PETER-Ski Team l,2, 3,45 Football l5Tennis l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1. MANN, EDWIN MICHAEL- Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 4. MARTIN, MARK GERARD-Spanish Club 1,25 Biology Club 35 Student Council Rep. 3,45 Football 1,25 Golf Team 3,45 Basketball 1. MATHEWS, ANNA MARIE MCDONOUGH, SHAWN L. MEIER, TIMOTHY JOHN-Biology Club 3. MEYERS, TERRI LYNN-Band l,2,35 Marching Band 25 French Club 25 Camp- us Life 1,25 Forensics 2. MORRISON, THOMAS EDWIN, III-Golf l,2,35 Track 35 Cross-country 4. MORT, GREGORY ALLEN-Basketball 1,25 Football 2. MUMA, RALPH J.-Football 1,2,4. MURRAY, JOHN GREGORY-Spanish Club l,2,35 Pres. 3. MURRAY, LOU ANN--Spanish Club 15 Biology Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3. NISWANDER, BECKY RAE--Band l,2,35 Marching Band 2,3. NOVOTNY, TERRI LYNN-Band l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,35 March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Vocal Music 45 Junior Escort at Graduation 35 Pep Band 3,4. OLACH, FRANK G.--Wrestling l,2. ORLAREY, MICHAEL M.-Football 2. OUDERKIRK, RAMONA LEA-Library Assist. 1,2,3. PARDEE, ROBERTA L.-Yearbook 35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Office Aid 4. PASSEHL, CHRISTOPHER PATRICK- Ifootball 3,45 Ycarbookllflash Photog- rapher 4. PAUL, KATI-ILEEN MARY PERRON, SIIERRI LYNN PETERS, FRANCES M.ABasketbaIl 2,3,4. PETTIS, GARY ALLEN-Symphony Band l,2,35 Jazz Band l,2,35 Pep Band l,2,35 Golf Team 2,35 Basketball 2 5 Campus Life I,2,3,45 Boys' State 3. PIDEK, JOHN RICHARD, JR.-Football I. PODSKALNY, NANCY KAY-Yearbook 2. POTTER, AMY LOU--Cheerleader 2,3,45 Flag Corp l,2,3,45CIass Treasurer l,2, 3,45Track l,2,35 Campus Life l,2,35 Concert Band l5Symphony Band 2. POTTER, DOUGLAS LEE POWELL, GAIL LOUISEMConoert Band 15Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Tennis 35 Track 15 Vocal Music 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Symphony Band 45 Student Council 1, 3,45 Symphony Band 2,3,45 Campus Life 1,25 Cheerleader 1,25GirIs Ensemble 3,45 One-Acts 4. PROBERT, GARY N.-Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Capt. 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 3, Flash 4. PURVIS, LOREN L.-Football l,2. RANGER, ARTHUR ROY-Track l5GoIf Team 2,3,4. REVOIR, VICKI ANN-Band 1,25 Prom Committee 35 Campus Life 3. RHINE, LAWRENCE L. ROBINSON, DANIEL LEWIS-Football 1. ROSENCRANTS, KIMBERLY JAYNE- Band 1,25 One-Acts 2,3,45 Flash 2,3,4, Technical Editor 4. RUSSELL, MICHAEL KENNETH RUSSELL, THERESA ANN-Tennis I5 Vocal Music l,2,35 Girls Ensemble 3. RYBICKI, JOHN HOWARD-Band 1,25 Marching Band 2. SARASIN, STEVE MICHEAL. SCHAIFER, PATRICK OWEN- Basketball I,2,3,4 . SCHARENBROCH, DIANE I . SCHMIDT, JOSEPH THOMAS JR.-Spanish Club 1,2,3. SELL, TRACY RAYMOND-Tennis 2,3,4. SKELTON, JEFFREY DAVID-Biology Club 35 Wrestling I,2,3,4. SLADEK, KATHLEEN MARIE-Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3 ,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45Track 2,35 Girls' Ensemble 3,4. SMITH, DEETTA LEE-Band l,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Marching Band 1,25 Vice- President 35 Secretary 4. SMITH, SUSAN B. SNEATHEN, JOHN L. SNIZIK, MICHEAL JAY-Wrestling I,2,3,4. SONNENBERG, DAVID JOHN--Wrestling l5GoIf Team 45 Marching Band l,2. STAPLETON, TERRI LEE-Debate-Drama 35 Student Council 25 Band 1,25 Vocal 1,3. STILWELL. ROBERT D. STONEHAM, JAMES L. JR. SWANSON, BARBARA JO-Band I,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Latin Club 15Campus Life 3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Forensics 3,4 5 Debate 45 One-Acts 45 Track 25 Class President 3' Student Council 1. SWARTWOUT, DAVID CHARLES-Band l,2,35 Pep Band 35 Marching Band l,2,35 Vocal 45 Speech and Drama 4. SWEET, WILLIAM ROBERT, J R.-For- ensics, Debate, One-Acts 1,2,3,45 Span- ish Club 35 Youth Cadets 45 Drama Club 1,25 Yearbook tphotographerl 4. THUSS, JEFFREY J.-Spanish Club 1,25 Pep Band l,2,3,45 City Band 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble 45 Honors Band 45 Marching Band I,2,3,4. TIMMS, ROB ERT NELSON TOLLAS, DAVID WILLIAM-Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Band 1,25 Boys' State 3. TOWSLEY, CARL EUGENE-Football l,2. TROST, DONALD ROBERT-Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Intermural Basket- ball 3,4. WALLACE, JEAN R.-Band 1,2,3, Pep Band l,2. WARNER, LORRAINE KAYE-Marching Band 1,25 Band 1,25 Prom Committee 3. WASOSKI, RITA GRACE-Class President 2,45 Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 15 Stu- dent Council 15Pep Band 1,25 Jazz Band 1,25 City Band l,2,35 Marching Band 1, 25 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4. WAY, MICHAEL DAVID-Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Band l,2,35 Marching Band 15 Jazz Band 1,25 Choir 4. WELLMAN, VALERIE KAY-Track 25 Prom Committee 3. WERDEN, THOMAS H., JR.-Baskezbau 1. WHITE, LINDA KAY-Spanish Club 2. WILLIAMS, BRIAN JAMES-Vice-President of Class 15Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Vocal Music45 Marching Band 15Band l,2. WIMMER, DALE PATRICK-Industrial Arts Fair 2,3,4. WIMMER, JULIE ANITA-French Club 2,3,45 Debate 2,3,45 Forensics 2,35 One- acts 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Cheerleading 1. WINCHESTER, SUSAN LYNN-Student Council l,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45Tennis 1,2, 35 Ski Team 1,3,45 Flag Corp I,2,3,4. WOJAN, KIM MARIE WOLF, MARY PATRICIA-Prom Com- mittee 3. if 1 , ,M -. ax 'A , - 4 .M 'iam x Egg'- h?L?l,,'Yg,6g.Z . J' V . AND IN OuR ,Q Q f fm, f t K . ' .-.1 ' 5 , ' Ah, , ',,,05:u4L,fv K 0 1 W1 gd., 42 ,fwf ' , A-'f 'W M g,,iv ' f WE 'N 4 .Nun M' ,V fl 5 , V E, SQ-ii ' qpwy W' 3' A-' VVG 1345 ,' ,' Q43 :K , 1 'V 'L - Jw 1 -1 , . 5 ,L . 'J V 'Za L ku' Q , ' ff' www? ' ,pg A-3 ' W' ' 4' .1- 'FJ W? V .U n IQ ' X-I '4.v 1 . ' 4' ,V . - 'ONE ,. 3 two! .--Pl ki g 3 I, - - H,-0: A 4 - A, . -f, - - 'L-1-,g 'IT 125.-.'-'4.p: L- ' f-.1--N 'I V X. 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