Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1965 volume:

THE 19M-5 EDITOR: Rosalie Smith ADVISOR: Alfrava Latham ;a This year was 1 year. We studied, he same as any high school 1 fun, and experienced sad mo- ments. There were games, dances, and moments of glory for some of us. We all shared the hopeless re- ality of examinations, deadlines, semester grades, and the noontime cafeteria line. These things were only a few that were packed into this year. The credit for this book goes to the CHARHIAN Staff. However, the Staff has only furnished the out- lines for the story which follows. The rest was up to you. The Underclass who return to CHS in the fall will continue the high standards of our school and strive for improvement. Graduates will go their sep- arate ways using the knowledge they gained here. It is not today you will appreciate the CHARHIAN. Tomorrow, when it is not so easy to think back to 1965, you will treasure the memories this book has stored for you. 4 Contents • • • Faculty Underclass Activities Sports Seniors Advertisers Dear Seniors: Yoo will turn these pages many times in the future years and I am sure that each time you will have many pleasant memories of your school days. I am also certain that as you read this in future years you will continue to appreciate that education is more than the three R's ________ that knowledge gained from the classroom Is useful only when It helps you to weign ideas and make decisions on the job, in the home, and at the polls Your thirst for knowledge has helped us give you a foundation for this decision-making. For many years I have been proud of Charlotte high school students. We have always had more than our share of sincere scholars and respected citizens, and I am sure that you will agree that the success of any school system rs due not only to dedicated teachers but also to enthusiastic stu- dents. I feel secure knowing that our nation's future rests with people Ii ke you. And so I give my warmest congratulations to the seniors and my best wishes for a happy, successful future. Sincerely yours, Clark Muma, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Clark Muma 8 High School Principal, John Bradt Smith is completing his sixteenth year at Charlotte. He has an A.B. degree from Eastern Michigan University and an M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. Mr. Smith also serves as Student Council advisor. Meeting every second Monday and nearly every fourth Monday of each month, the Charlotte School Board has accomplished many vital matters. President of the school board, Mr. Frank Morgan, is also a typewriter repairman and a rural mail carrier. School Board 10 In addition to farming Mr. Sam Combs devotes much of this time as a member of the board. Mr. Bud Squibb, a salesman for Charlotte Auto Parts, has been on the school board for five years. II Science and Math JAMES COSS Earth Science Chemistry GLENWOOD McNEIL Biology DONALD SUTTON Physical Science Physics Mr. McNeil and Mr. Sutton listen intently as Mr. Coss Mr. Murch and Mr. Ferrier work on a plane geometry problem, explains the scientific make-up of the rock. STANLEY BARTILSON Algebra I General Math JAMES FERRIER Algebra I Geometry Athletic Club of ’67 MALCOLM GOBEL Algebra II Solid Geometry Trig. MICHAEL MURCH Algebra I Plane Geometry 12 JOHN DARSCHEID English 11 and 12 BARBARA DAVIS English 10 RUTH BOWYER English 11 and 12 DAVID DICKINSON English 9 Bible Club RHEA FERRIER English 9 and 11 NANCY HAMANN English 10 ALFRAVA LATHAM English 12 Journalism CHARHIAN Mrs. Hamann, Mrs. Bowyer, Mr. Dickin- son, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Bcrghorst, Mrs. Ferrier, Mr. Darscheid, and Miss Latham look over a famous American novel. Social Studies WILLIAM FREVER Government U.S. History Pep Club LOWELL STEWARD U.S. History Government GARY BEEBE Economics Typing I General Business SID HUITEMA U.S. History World History Wrestling Club RONALD ROBBE World History Geography Mr. Robbe points out an interesting location to his class. The library offers Mr. Huitema a peaceful place to plan lessons. An interesting lecture on current events is given by Mr. Frever and Mr. Steward. NORMAN GOODLING Art I, II DAVID LANTZ Vocal Music Fine Arts ROBERT POWELL Instrumental Music Miss Hughes, Mr. Berghorst, and Mrs. Fisher of the communications de- partment represent the Spanish, English, and French languages. Mr. Powell discusses Beethoven’s Prometheus Overture with Mr. Lantz and Mr. Goodling. Communications B. J. BERGHORST Speech, English Footlighteers SUE FISHER French, Spanish Les Reveurs DOROTHY HUGHES French, Spanish Los Amigos MARVIN FLOWER Machine Shop RONALD SCHULTHEISS Gen. Shop Wood Shop Bldg. Construction Pep Club DON SMITH Power Mechanics Co-op Trainer Golf Coach EDWARD YODER Gen. Shop Shop Mr. Yoder, Mr. Schultheiss, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Flower are the main components of a fine shop de- partment. Mechanical Driver Drawing Mr. Horace Stafford, head ski club advisor, teaches me- chanical drawing. Training Assisted by Mr. Gregory, Mr. Oral Bellinger instructs his students in proper driving methods. 16 Homemaking Agriculture CLYDE RAY Agriculture FFA 17 SARAH ADKINSON Business Education Ski Club JUDITH GOODLING Business Education PETER GREGORY Business Education Ski Club Business Education 18 JOHN BOGNER Guidance mrs. averill, mary smith mrs. dutcher, mr. bogner Guidance Department ERETHA AVERILL Guidance Office Staff Mrs. JoAnn Griggs Mrs. Lorraine Allen Mrs. Marilyn Royston 20 Service Staff Mrs. Beth Youngs, Mrs. Majorie Saurer Mrs. Helen Duncan, Mrs. Agnes Nicholas STANDING: Lester Raymer, Lawrence Crozier, Edmund Grier, Morrison Clay, Verlin Shaver, Dale Hennings. FRONT: James Stanton, Ray Black, Howard Snow, Bob Starkweather. NOT SHOWN: Jack Cook, Darwin Bostwick. 21 Underclass 23 Secretary Cindy Day T reasurer Sue Moore FRESHMEN 24 Bob Aiston Donald Andrews Charlene Armstrong Sandra Arndt Gary Ayotte Alan Baird Linda Baird Gail Baker Karen Ballard Jackie Bandfield Ken Barnard David Barrus Susan Barstow Sandra Bartlett Joyce Beals Thomas Beebe Alan Beglin Jim Bennett Terry Berceau Laurie Blick Cris Bobier Cyndy Bobier Cindi Boven Jack Braden Marijo Bridges Fran Broskey Jerri Bulmer Joy Burns Dan Butler Edward Buxton Tim Cain Gale Campbell Jane Carothers Ron Carpenter Donald Carter Louise Carter Danny Chase Diane Christensen William Christensen John Clark Karen Clements Cindy Clever Steve Clever Jerry Clouse Carroll Combs Mable Combs Cynthia Conley Pamala Constable Mike Cooper Gary Copenhaver Janice Cornelius Elizabeth Crandell Judith Craven Roger Craven David Dankenbring Jean Darnell Donna Davids Mike Davids Cindy Day Lorraine Day 26 Patricia Dimond Martha Dossett Thais Dudley Jim Dutcher Joe Edick Kathy Emery Bernadette Ethier Joan Fisher Susie Mae Fox Larry Frederickson Pat Fuller Judy Garner Deborah Garrison Barbara Garvey Cheri Garvie Kitchell Gibbs Mike Gibbs Bill Gierke Cheryl Gierzak Larry Gingrich Martin Goodwin Connie Gossett Ronald Green Susan Green Rosemary Grier Nicky Grihorash Kay Gunnison Mary Grove David Haigh Kathleen Halbeisen 27 Gary Hall Stephanie Halsey Kirk Hammond Jon Harmon Cindy Harvey Ciney Henline JoAnne Hice Debbie Hine Chuck Hokanson Danny Holmes Bill Howard Kathy Howard Mike Howard Tom Howe Douglas Hoy Bruce Humphrey Gary Hunt Jacqueline Husted Jeff Hutchens Mike Hyde Charlie Johansen Mea Dora Johnson Dennis Jones Stephen Jones Ronald Joppie Bill Keehne Brenda King Jerilyn Kirchen Kathleen Koning Ronald Krebs 28 Sue Kruger Julie Krusell Nancy LaBrosse Fred Lake Mark Lawcock Dorothy Lawhead Charles Lea Vickie Lea Donna LeClair John Lightner Larry Linn Elwin Locke James Lord Mary Lou Lovejoy Catherine Afaggard Steve Marsh Elizabeth Martens Randy Masters Patti Mathews Steven Meeder Penny Merchant Darryl Miller Terry Miller Richard Mills Gloria Misener Dennis Mishler Laurann Moellman Charlene Moist Kay Moncrief Sue Moore V 29 Gary Morey Robert Morales Brenda Morris Paul Morris Nancy Munger Fred Myers David Nichols Sheila Nichols Greg Nicolaou Bonnie Norton David O'Bryant Craig Olmsted Vicki Jo Olson Dana O'Teney Charles Pabst S. Packard Jack Page Earlene Parish Sandra Parish Carolyn Pease Constance Pekrul Lynda Pentecost Brenda Phillips Shelley' Phillips Myrna Pifer Laura Polhamus Susan Porter Samuel Potter Bill Priesman Rodney Priesman 30 Vicki Radee Billy Ransdell Kay Ray Dora Reef man Norman Reist Roxanne Rhines Mary Ritter Barry Robins Larry Robins Harle Robinson David Robison Lance Rochester Jose Rodriguez Darlene Rogers Rick Ross Nancy Royston Daniel Rulison Everett Russell Martha Sampson Dan Scheib G. Schmunsler S. Schoonober Jean Seamark Vicki Shaver Gary Shinsky David Shumaker Roy Simpson Linda Slatton Bonnie Smith Kathy Smith 31 Karen Smith Steve Smith Michael Snyder Dawn Stanke D. Stanzione Martha Steward M. Stickles Russell Stooks Jack Stults Carl Sumerix Patrick Tank Stewart Taylor Duane Thompson Frank Thompson Jean Thompson Daniel Tobin Pat Tonsor Justin Tropp Rex Tyler Bruce Umbarger Gary Underwood Chris Upright J. VanDenDriessche Jerry Vinson J. Vrogindewey Mary Wakley Jerry Wall James Walters Lynn Walters Mary Jo Waters 32 Tom Watson Clare Weaver Mark Wehr Gan- Wells Joyce Welsh Julie Wencel Barbara Wendel Mark Weseman Kathleen Whipple James White John Whitely Jeffrey Wildern Craig Wiley Paul Williams Gary Willoughby Todd Wilmore Donna Wolodko Lee Woodhams Carl Woodworth Joan Wright Tom Wright Shirley Wyble Norm Wyne Linda Young Leroy Zakora Judy Zimmerlee 33 SOPHOMORES 34 Cheryl Alldaffer Almerian Allen Margaret Allen Lois Ann Almy Hal Andrews Bob Archer Jim Armstrong Donald Aseltine Steve Ayers Mike Babcock Donald Backus Ron Ball C. Bandfield Joy Barnett Tom Barrus Carol Bartlett Helen Bartlett Joe Bartolacci George Bearup Judy Behnke Diane Betts Karen Bigger Barbara Black Grace Black Janice Blodgett Roy BodeII Ann Bogner Gene Bowen Kathy Bowers Curt Braatz 35 Linda Bradley Tom Branch Dixie Brandon Marilyn Bryzcki K. Buffenbarger Gary Burnett Dave Burt Dwight Burton Nancy Butler Sue Butler Thea Bytwork Cindy Cain Rosie Cardenas Jack Carpenter L. Carpenter James Caruthers Bruce Carvel 1 Judy Chalender Jean Champlin Carol Chandler David Chase Bill Cheney Kathy Chenoweth Judy Clark Sheryl Clemens Roxy Cloar Wendy Coats Jay Cobb Tanis Cole Karen Cook Linda Cooke Sam Cross Cheryl Croyle James Daggy Michael Davis Nancy Davis Rosemary Davis Darryl DeFrates Doug Dickinson Mike Dickinson Steven Douglas George Dowker Gretchen Dreger Judy Elston Don Everett Karen Felder Rosalie Fhaner Sherry Fischer Michael Fleming Ray Flower Brenda Fulks Gordon Fullerton Christine Fulton David Garlow Donna Garrison Jeff Garrison Linda Garvey Bryce Gilding Diana Gilding Pam Gilding 37 Marilyn Goodrich Jessica Graves David Green Bruce Griffith Joann Grimwood Patricia Grove Dennis Halbeisen Edward Hall Mary Hall Craig Hammcrberg Kathleen Harris Bob Harvey Gage Haskins Danny Hayes Ron Helms Elaine Higdon Russ Hoenig Linda Hogle Darlene Hokonso Gilbert Hood Dianne Hoy Jeff Jarabek Christine Johnson Anna Mae Kelley Kathy Kerekes Fred Kerns Chuck Kikendall Nancy Kiplinger Rick Kiss Judy Lampert 38 Thomas Larder Joyce Lamer Martin Latchaw Rosemary Lea Diana Lewis Mary Lipsey Sheryl Lowe Bill Lown Peggy Lumbert Mike Lundy Diane McClure Marilyn McCombs Suzie McGuire Nanci McLean Sharlene Mann Jonne Martin Stephanie Martin William Martin Dawn Mathews Diane Meyers Irving Miller Leora Miller Diane Mills Kathy Moehring Bob Mohr Bob Moist Dana Momany Bev Montgomery Joy Moore Daniel Morris 39 Marilyn Morrison Sue Mosier Steve Munter Sharon Murray Martha Myers Bill Nelson Chris Nelson Val Nelson Leon Norris Kathleen Norton Rick Odell Lynn Olson Bev Otto Christine Paine Pamela Palmer Michael Papoi Elaine Parish Rae Parish Dan Parker Conni Potter Reginald potter John Pottruff Ralph Powell Carol Purvis Phyllis Ramsey Vaughn Rawson Donna Reef man Ranae Rhines Bob Rice Rich Rickerd 40 George Riddle Bill Rogers Susan Roiter William Roll Donna Reefman Jill Royston Tom St. John Gloria Sadler Gerald Sanders Scott Sanders Cheryl Sayles Jim Schaefer Virginia Schafer William Schneider Sharon Schone Dennis Shaver Diana Shumaker Linda Shumaker Carol Simison Mike Slocum Barbara Smith Janet Smith Jean Southward Jon Spaniolo Diane Squire Sandy.Squire Claudia Steward William Stewart William Stickles Deborah Stiver 41 Tom Stone Karen Stults Jerry Taylor Albert Thompson Connie Thompson Linda Toutant Julia Turner Cathy Turngren Roxy Vale Dan VanDorpe Gary Vedder Mike Wakley Jane Welch Ronald Wells Judy Weseman Linda Wheaton Jim Whipple Sherrie Whitney Martin Wilbur Rick Williams Joyce Willis Sandra Willis Steve Willoughby Eric Wilmore Deborah Wohlgemuth Alan Wood beck Nancy Wright Ed Young 43 ! f • • • h President Leland Wheaton Vice President Tim Francis Secretary Sharon Pratt T reasurer Sherri Tiedgen 44 JUNIORS Marcia Andrews Allen Aseltine Dianna Aseltine Gloria Baker Rosemary Baker Sherry Barnard Jeffrey Barnett Dorothy Bartlett Nancy Bartlett Ann Bartolacci Daryl Baxter Diane Bennett Cheryl Benson Ron Bishop Marian Bodell Kristene Bosworth Bette Bovill Phil Boyd David Branch Sharon Brandon Teresa Brandt Stan Brenton Jerry Briggs Bill Brown 45 Dan Bryan Barbara Brzycki Dennis Burger Vevia Bursley Larry Burt Sandy Cagle Dennis Carpenter Lois Carpenter Charlotte Carney Rosealie Carter Dave Chapman Julie Chenoweth Linda Cherry Alice Christensen Bill Clay Vikki Cole Darrell Collier Rick Collins Randy Combs Sharon Crandall Bob Cribb Junior Crozier Linda Davis George Day 46 Cheryl DeFrates Marcia Densmore Kathy Dimond Mike Domangue Tom Dowker Tom Dutcher Charla Eaton Donald Edder Linda Eldridge Tom Emery Sheila Everett Mary Fairchild Karen Feasal Linda Flo Joyce Foote Sue Force Arnt Fossum Karen Foster Dave Fox Tim Francis Connie Fredenburg Rita Faye Frederickson Dave French Barbara Fullerton Mary Garfield Rachael Garlow Jane Gidner Sue Goodrich Gary’ Gossett Larry Gregg Linda Grier Robert Grier Chuck Grose Marsha Gunnison Chris'Hansen Nathan Hause Nancy Hitpas Marcia Holmes Tom Homan Harley Hood Joan Hooks- Hal Hosey Diana Hussey Janice Ives Harry' James Jack Johnson Gary Kebler Linda Kelley 48 Linda Kellogg Glenn Kenyan Tim Kerekes James Kilpatrick Linda Kilpatrick Terry King Thomas King Ron Koziol Ben Lake Steve Lake Mary Lantz Dennis Lawhead Don Lea Tom Leiter Roland Leonard Beverly Lerch Dorma Lewis Duane Locke Linda Love Gary McCarn Gary McCune Joe McKean James McManus Roy Maggard 49 William Marry Rick Martin Cynthia Meeder Douglas Michael Don Miller Rosiland Misener Ruth Moncrief Tom Moncrief Rosemary Morales Dale Murray Douglas Murray David Nichols Suanne Nichols Dennis Nisse Ken Pabst Jill Palmer Kristine Pekrul Robert PeLong Sue Peltier Tim Pitcher Doug Pol hamus Sharon Pratt Diane Radee Tama Rann Linda Ransdell Chuck Rice Valli Riether Edward Robins Kim Rowland Silver Royston David Russell Rod Russell Doris Sadler Susan Sanders Carey Sassaman Mary Sattazahn Carol Scott Martha Scott Joyce Shamp Sharon Shaver Rick Shinsky Millie Shiraef Margaret Sidman Dave Silvas Marie Sisler Jim Slatton James Slaughter JoAnn Sleight Frederick Slider Becky Smith Greg Smith Cathy Snyder Cristie Snyder Dennis Southward Merlin Steward David Stiver Nelson Sweezey Dennis Swift Duane Swift John Tappen Steven Taylor Bruce Telfer Bill Thomas Edith Thompson Susan Thompson Sherrie Tiedgen Ronald Tomlinson Randal Tooker Beverly Travis Wally Tropp Dan Turner Nancy Turner 52 Lyle Tyler Chris Umbarger Brenda VanSkike Dennis Wakley Linda Walker Martha Jo Walters Ron Ward Judith Wehr Rex Allen Welch Janice West Lei and Wheaton Joyce Whitinger Candy Wilmore Donna Withrow Carol Woodworth Jane Woodworth Lucille Wright Ronald Wright Tom Wright Norman Wyble Don Wyne Shirlie Zima Sue Zimmerlee 53 THE TRACK by Felicia Metcalfe CAST Mr. John Morgan Duane Swift Silas Dobbins Leland Wheaton Flicky Nelson Mary Garfield Belly Phillips Candy Wilmore Joan Parker Linda Kilpatrick Mrs. Guarino Brynda Van Skike Antonia Guarino Linda Flo Bill Lindsay Bill Marry Mr. Oscar Pozenby Don Wyne Willie Woodson Jim Kilpatrick Evalina Bumpass Valli Riether Mrs. Reginald VanderVenter Tama Rann Miss Pidgie McDougal Judy Wehr The Class of 1966 presented the delight- ful comedy Off the Track” under the di- rection of Mr. B. J. Berghorst (far right and center above). Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goodling (right) assisted the Junior Class with technical direction. Assistant to the Director was Christine Umbarger (left above). The hours of preparation that en- tail presenting a three-act play were shared by many committees in addition to the cast. These hours were profitable because the memory of a successful play will remain with the Junior Class. Activities Student Council The constant link between the administration and stu- dent body is the well-organized and efficient Student Council. Working with the administration, the Council carries out numerous decisions on school affairs and presents new projects to the students. It also is a sound- ing board for the problems and gripes” confronting both the faculty and students. The Student Council is truly the voice” of the school. FIRST ROW: Ann Bogner, John Lord, Ann Slaughter, Sid Weseman, Linda Bradley, Jeanne Arthur, Charlene Wil- more, Sue Fhaner. SECOND ROW: Jim White, Pete Nicolaou, Diane Meyers, Jane Fletcher, Sue Phillips, Jill Palmer, Sue Force, Linda Garvie, Dan Hayes, Joyce Larner, Judy Weseman. THIRD ROW: Alan Baird, Mike Snyder, Jim Lord, Lynda Pentecost, Peggy Balgoyen, Dwight Burton, Dave Green, Tama Rann, Leland Wheaton, Mr. Smith. 58 THE CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE The members of this committee are, from left to right, Joy Burns, Alice Christensen, Ann Slaughter, Rosalie Smith, and Vaughn Rawson. They have the responsibility of promoting an interest in school life and activity among the students. THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE To promote and maintain an attitude of good sportsmanship at CHS, this committee sponsors activities that parallel with athletic events. The members are, from left to right. Bill Rogers, Bob Lux, and Tom Wright. THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The duty of this committee is acquiring en- joyable and interesting programs to present to the student body. The members are, from left to right, Marie Schone, Karen Ballard, Ray Flower, Ed Elies, and Joe McKean. 59 Mayor Senior Sid Weseman, elected in the spring of his junior year, efficiently carries out his numerous duties as Mayor of the school. Al- though his main job is heading the Student Council, as the official representative to the student body Sid also must maintain the high standards required of one in his position. Pleas- ant and efficient, he is not only highly regarded among his classmates but in the community as well. 60 Secretary As Secretary of the Student Council, Linda Bradley serves the student body well. Not only must she take complete and accurate minutes of the Student Council meetings, but she, like Sid, must also officially represent the school. •Linda has proven herself a strong and capable leader and does much to increase respect for the school in the community and elsewhere. 61 Girls' State Attending Girls' State were, left to right, Jane Fletcher, Nancy Squibb, and Christy Baird. They were sent by the American Legion Auxiliary in June to participate in the activities at the University of Michi- gan and there learned much about local and state government. Christy was chosen by the entire Girls’ State body to be an alter- nate representative to Girls' Nation held in Washington, D. C. It is certain the girls will always remember the honor of attending and the many friends they made. Boys' State Several service clubs sent junior boys to Boys' State at Michigan State Uni- versity last June. The boys were, seated, Greg Gilding, Norm Reed, Mike Har- vey, John Lord, Doug Flower, and standing, Sid Weseman, Ivan Wood- hams, and Jerry Roiter. Not pictured is Ron Rohlfs. Role-playing local and state representatives, the boys gained much knowledge of their government and how it functions. Boys’ State is an event they will always remember. 62 National Honor Society FIRST ROW: Sue Phillips, Treasurer; Pat Bearup, V. President; Sherry Porter, President; 'Sue Fhaner, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Vevia Bursley, Joanne Kelly, Jane Fletcher, Jill Palmer, Sue Force, Nancy Hitpas, Linda Kellogg, Barbara Bryzcki. THIRD ROW: Martha Smith, Kristine Bosworth, Marcia Dens- more, Alice Christensen, Margie Black, Nancy Powell, Mrs. Averi 11. FOURTH ROW: Fred Slider, Steve Taylor, Mark Bobier, Fred McLaughlin, Bruce Hammerberg, Richard Stevens. One of the few clubs in the school restricting its membership is the National Honor Society, which requires a 3.5 grade average and one activity per year. Money earned from two car washes, a night club, the Turkey Trot, and miscellaneous activities is put into a scholarship fund; the club awards two $100 scholarships at the end of the school year. Wrestling Club HARRY WOODWORTH President IVAN WOODHAMS Secretary JACK PARISH Vice Pres. GREG JOHNSON Treasurer Working in conjunction with the Charlotte Athletic Club, the Wrestling Club, one of the youngest in the school, does much to promote good sportsmanship and interest in wrestling. Meetings are held every Friday in room 306. FIRST ROW: Dave Barrus, Harley Hood, Greg Johnson, Jack Parish, Denny Bodell, Larry Gingrich, Roy Simpson. SECOND ROW: Ron Ball, Reg Potter, Jeff Garrison, Jack Cahill, Gary Burnett, Roy Bodell, Hal Hosey. THIRD ROW: Dave Burt, Jim Bennett, Bill Howard, Jerry Sanders, Ron Howard, Gary Copenhaver, Tom Dowker, Paul Dunning, Mgr; Mr. Huitema. FOURTH ROW: Gilbert Hood, Fran Broskey, Steve Taylor, Tim Pitcher, Dennis Robbins, Harry Woodworth, Carl Woodworth, George Dowker. OFFICERS: Harry Woodworth, Jack Parish, Ivan Woodhams, Greg Johnson, Denny Bodell. 64 Athletic Club of '67 FIRST ROW: Gage Haskins, President; Eric Wilmore, V. President; Bob Mohr, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Rogers, Sgt. at Arms. SECOND ROW: Bill Schneider, Sam Cross, Mike Davis, Bryce Gilding, Vaughn Rawson, Ron Ball, Bob Harvey, Mr. Ferrier. THIRD ROW: Rick Kiss, Tom St. Johns, Tom Larder, Mike Slocum, Denny Shaver, Ray Flower, Lee Carpenter, Kirt Braatz, Jerry Taylor. FOURTH ROW: George Bearup, Russ Hoenig, Jeff Jarabeck, Jim Carothcrs, Mike Fleming, Dave Green, Ed Hall, Val Nelson, Bill Cheney, Geqrge Dowker. Newly formed, the Athletic Club of '67 does much to promote good sportsmanship and ethics among the younger sportsmen in the school. Any sophomore boy who participates in sports is encouraged to join. A member breaking training rules may be brought before the entire group and eventually lose his membership. The club should certainly be commended for its high ideals. GAGE HASKINS President ERIC WILMORE V. President BOB MOHR Sec.-Treas. BILL ROGERS Sgt. at Arms 65 Charlotte Oriole Band Probably the best organized organization in the school, the Charlotte Oriole Band has received high honors and awards and is highly regarded throughout the state and the nation. Under the efficient and experienced direction of Mr. Powell, the band has many activities; among them are the annual Band Bounce, band camp, the Christmas concert, exchange concerts, football games, and the Holland Tulip Festival. A special note—the band spent several days in New York City last summer, playing two concerts at the World’s Fair. Much hard work and practice goes into the making of this fine band, resulting in one of the best concert-marching bands in the state. FIRST ROW: Linda Gordon, Marg Black, Kristie Snyder, Connie Fredenburg, Joy Barnett, Elaine Higdon, Judy Zimmerlee, Donna Garrison, Joanne Hice, Roxanne Rhines. SECOND ROW: Nancy Powell, Linda Foster, Bruce Hammerberg, Sue Good- rich, Karen Clements, Ed Folsom, Janice Ives, Don Turner, Richard Stevens, Mary Fairchild, Diane Christensen, Kristene Bosworth, Christine Umbarger, Linda Cherry, Cheryl Nelson, Pat Bearup. THIRD ROW: Judy Behnke, Candy Wilmore, Diane Paton, Jeff Barnett, Peggy Lumbert, Sue Zimmerlee, Bette Bovill, Barb Smith, Karen Foster, Carol Barrus, Rick Joppie, Dan Hayes, Sharon Pratt, Debbie Hine, Allen Woodbeck, Gary Wells, Bill Andrews, Dave Snyder, Ron Joppie, Karen Ballard, Craig Hammerberg, Kathy Moering, Sue Phillips, Kathleen Koning. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Larner, Brenda Russell, Cynthia Conley, Kathy Emery, Robert Moist, Gloria Misener, Terri Berceau, Jim Daggy, Tom Dutcher, Pete Nicolaou, Dan Holmes, Barry Robins, Dennis Robins, Kristine Peckrul, Connie Peckrul, Cindy Clever, Craig Wiley, Tom St. Johns, Val Nelson, Fred McLaughlin. DRUMMERS: Rick Kiss, Valli Reither, Ann Slaughter, Sharon Murray, Judy Wehr, Thais Dudley, Bruce Carvell. 66 FIRST ROW: Linda Gordon, Social Chairman; Marg Black, Treasurer; Fred McLaughlin, Vice President; Pat Bearup, Secretary; Rick Joppie, President. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Nelson, Ass’t Secretary; Librarians Nancy Powell, Linda Cherry, Linda Foster, Sue Phillips. THIRD ROW: Property Managers Don Turner, Jeff Barnett, Bruce Hammerbcrg, Denny Robbins, Bill Andrews, Ed Folsom. CHERYL NELSON KRISTIE SNYDER Advanced Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr. Lantz, Karen Feasal, Linda Cooke, Silver Royston, Bev Lerch, Jane Gidner, Cheryl Benson, Linda Slider, Joan Stults, Sharon Crandall, Dorma Lewis, Pat Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Sharon Buxtonr Mary Sattazahn, Joyce Cooper, Audrey Kapenga, Norman Reist, Wally Tropp, Dale Murray, Gloria Sadler, Nancy Wood, Kathie Shat- tuck, Kathy Shaver, Sue Thompson. THIRD ROW: Beverly Husted, Martha Day, Linda Love, Lois Carpenter, Jaynne Jansen, Bruce Carvel 1, Steve Lake, Tom Dowker, Doris Sadler, Sharon Shaver, Sandy Taylor, Margaret Sidnam, Barbara Carpenter. The Advanced and General Chorus under the able direction of Mr. Lantz are very active during the school year, putting on several assemblies and participating in var- ious choral contests and activities in the state. Anyone with an appreciation of mu- sic and who loves to sing can easily enroll in one of the fine choral classes. The Charlotte Chorale is made up of students of exceptional musical ability. This four-part choir” is composed of thirteen students—FIRST ROW: Cheryl Benson, Jane Betts, Mary Sattazahn, Sue Davis, Dar- la Hooghouse, Mary Fairchild; SECOND ROW: Bev Husted, Jeanne Jansen, Martha Day, Mr. Lantz; THIRD ROW: Dale Mur- ray, Terry Neff, Steve Lake, Bruce Carvel 1 General Chorus FIRST ROW: Mr. Lantz, Susan Green, Laurann Moellman, Bonnie Norton, Susan Roiter, Joan Hooks, Cheryl L .- Frates, Linda Ransdell, Martha Stewart, Vicki Shaver, Cindy Harvey, Donna Reefman, Judy Burt, Barbara Fullerton, Mary Ritter. SECOND ROW: Joyce Beals, Janice Cornelius, Rosemary Lea, Jean Semark, Judy Butler, Liz Crandell, Janice West, Cheri Garvie, Stephanie Martin, Lorraine Day, Shirlee Schnoonover, Darlene Hokonson. THIRD ROW: Vicki Olson, Jackie Husted, Claudia Steward, Nina Steward, Judy Craven, David Robison, Dean Good, Raymond Putney, Harley Robinson, David O’Bryant, MeaDora Johnsoh, Mabel Combs, Rosie Cardenas, Marylyn Morrison. 69 Footlighteers FRED McLAUGHLIN President JOHN LORD V. President SUE PHILLIPS Sec.-Treas. CHRISTY BAIRD Historian Contributing most to the enjoyment of the entire school is the Footlighteers drama club. The several plays and assemblies produced by the club provide entertainment for the student body and valuable acting experience for the members. Not only do the students acquire self-confidence on the stage, but they also learn the arts of stage direction and design, make-up, and public” speaking. FIRST ROW: Fred McLaughlin, President; John Lord, Vice President; Sue Phillips, Secretary-Treasurer; Christy Baird, Historian. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Nelson, Charla Eaton, Valli Rcither, Linda Flo, Dan Hayes. THIRD ROW: Sid Weseman, Rick Joppie, Vevia Bursley, Kathy Diamond, Thais Dudley. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Dreger, Bill Clay, Val Nelson, Judy Wehr, Cindy Clever, Linda Pentecost. 70 Stage Crew SITTING: Chuck Kikendall, Tom Eaton, Tom Homan, Ron Wright, Jim McManus. STANDING: Ed Robbins, Jerry Vinson, Tim Cain. NOT PICTURED is Jeff Barnett. One of the more complicated jobs of the stage crew is to keep the stage lighting in good condition and to arrange lighting for the different assemblies. Here Tom Homan “throws a switch.” The stage crew always has an important part in the production of a play or assem- bly. They are often in charge of many things, including lighting, “curtain cues,” props, and set decoration. Here Jim Mc- Manus and Ron Wright are ready for their 72 Audio Visual Aid The A.V.A. department is in charge of the maintenance of all projectors, record players, etc. Seen here at that task are Chuck Rice, Ron Granger, and Bob Sprague. All equipment from the A.V.A. room must be accounted for at all times. Here are Ron Wright, Tom Homan, Jim McManus, and an unknown with the opaque pro- jector, a machine that is nearly always in use. Students in A.V.A. not only serve” but also learn; for example, they learn the proper way to splice film. Here Mr. Sutton instructs Dennis Nisse as Jim Garrison and Darryl Baxter look on. French Club 74 FIRST ROW: Jill Palmer, President; Judy Wehr, V. President; Sue Force, Secretary; Connie Fredenburg, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Julie Chenoweth, Judy Weseman, Cheryl Croyle, Carey' Sassaman, Valli Riether, Jim White, Charlene Armstrong, Nancy Hitpas, Joyce Larner, Linda Flo, Mrs. Fisher. THIRD ROW: Nancy Butler, Sharon Pratt, Linda Kellogg, Joyce Willis, Judy Zimmerlee, Debbie Hine, Cathy Snyder, Jim Dutcher, Ann Bartolacci, Sue Roiter, Kathleen Komng. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Willis, Shirlie Zima, Linda Cherry, Joy Barnett, Kristene Bosworth, Marsha Densmore, Joyce Shamp, Val Nelson, Nancy Davis, Jessica Graves, Donna Garrison, Janice Ives. Almost every French-speaking’' student at C.H.S. has at one time or another been a member of Les Reveurs. Not only does the club offer its members a chance to put their French to practical use, but also helps them to learn more about French speaking nations and peoples. Great proficiency in French is not a requirement for membership, and almost everyone often enjoys a good blunder. JILL PALMER President JUDY WEHR V. President SUE FORCE Secretary CONNIE FREDENBURG Treasurer Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Kathy Telfer, President; Dave Russell, V. President; Alana Vedder, Secretary; Chris Hansen, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Miss Hughes, Cheryl Benson, Martha Smith, Kerri Davis, Alice Christensen, Judy Lampert, Kathy Chenoweth, Dawn Matthews, Chris Nelson, Jonne Martin. THIRD ROW: Dianne Hoy, Miny McCombs, Brynda Van- Skike, Diana Hussey, Chris Fulton, Linda Garvey, Martha Myers, Sharon Buxton, Gigi Dreger, Suzie McGuire. FOURTH ROW: Steve Taylor, Doug Dickinson, Fred Slider, Marty Latchaw, Sherry Fischer, Bill Brown, James Daggy, Mary Lipsey. Los Amigos is a club which was formed several years ago for those students taking Spanish or who have taken it previously. Many of the meetings are conducted in Spanish and give those present an opportunity to apply what they have learned. Often Spanish-speaking exchange” students visit Charlotte and they automatically become members of Los Amigos. Therfc is fun for all and Sammy” provides mysterious excitement. KATHY TELFER President DAVE RUSSELL V. President ALANA VEDDER Secretary CHRIS HANSEN Treasurer 75 F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Jim Sleight, President; Harry Woodworth, Vice President; Chuck Grimwood, Secretary; Ken Firman, Treasurer; Duane Locke. Reporter; Dennis Southward, Sentinel; Mr. Ray. SECOND ROW: George Riddle, Jim Bennett, Bill Newth, Carroll Cole. Larry Halsey, Time Pitcher, Dave Fox, David Dankerbring, Stewart Taylor, Gary Lake, Larry Linn, Greg Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bruce Griffith, Ron Krebs, Stan Wood, Steve Jones, David O’Bryant, Bill Howard, Everett Russell, Gary Royston, Roy Putney, E ennis Halbcisen, David Haigh, Tom Watson, Jay Cobb. FOURTH ROW: Ernie VanAlstine, Larry Gingrich, Lee Woodhams, Gary Craven, Carl Woodworth, Bill Priesman, Elwin Locke, Denny Walker, Mike Wakley, Jim Whipple, Bill Gierke, Mike Babcock, Ron Howard. The Charlotte chapter of the Future Farmers of America, under the leadership of President Jim Sleight, has been very active this year. The club hopes to develop in its members a good knowledge of Parliamentary procedure, citizen- ship, leadership, and especially agricultural prac- tices. Very beneficial to would-be farmers, the club also provides its members with new methods and techniques to use in the field of agriculture. JIM SLEIGHT President HARRY WOODWORTH V. President CHUCK GRIMWOOD Secretary KEN FIRMAN Treasurer 76 F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Ruth Moncrief, Carol Woodworth, Sue Peltier, President; Diane Bennet, Vice President; Dianna Aseltine, Secretary; Nancy Bartlett, Treasurer; Jill Royston, Reporter; Sue Butler, Historian; Alana Vedder, Parliamentarian; Rose- mary Lea, Pianist; Pamela Palmer, Linda Wheaton, Wendy Coats. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cooper, Bernadette Ethier, Kay Moncrief, Roxanne Rhines, Earlene Parish, Shirlee Zima, Leora Miller, Elaine Higdon, Cheryl Alldaffer, Connie Potter, Cindy Harvey, Jackie Bandfield, Vicki Shaver, Joy Moore, Kathy Norton, Mary Ritter. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Norton, Susan Porter, Julie Butler, Darla Hooghouse, Diane Johnson, Joyce Roote, Cris Bobier, Linda Baird, Kathy Shaver, Pat Cobb, Cherri Garvie, Judy Garner, Ranae Rhines. FOURTH ROW: Judy Craven, Nancy LaBrosse, Charlene Moist, Shelley Phillips, Kay Gunnison, MeaDora Johnson, Laura Polhamus, Dianne Gilding, Nancy Kiplinger, Joanne Grimwood, Brenda Fulks, Rosemary Davis, Corien Banfield, Sandy Taylor, Martha Scott, Sharon Shaver, Marcia Andrews. Many young women of today lack the home- making skills they will need in later life. The goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to develop skill in improving personal, family, and community living. As members of the club, the girls become proficient in sewing, cooking, planning meals, and other domestic tasks; they also learn the most efficient methods of manag- ing a household. SUE PELTIER President DIANE BENNET V. President DIANNA ASELTINE Secretary NANCY BARTLETT Treasurer 77 Bible Club FIRST ROW: Barbara Carpenter, President; Cheryl Benson,'V. President; Edith Thompson, Secretary; Silver Royston, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Joan Wright, Dora Reefman, Kathleen Koning, MeaDora Johnson, Donna Reefman, Sharon Buxton, Marsha Gunnison, Karen Clements, Kay Gunnison, Janice Cornelius, Charlotte Carney, Brenda King. THIRD ROW: Brynda VanSkike, Louise Carter, Gloria Hall, Mary Sattazahn, Margaret Sidnam, Sue Thompson, Linda Cherry, Sue Roiter, Vicki Olson, Dawn Satterlee, Rosalie Carter. FOURTH ROW: David O’Bryant, Wally Tropp, Chuck Kiken- dall, Mr. Dickinson, Jack Carpenter, David Robison, Norm Reist. Bible Club offers young Christian men and women an oppor- tunity to meet together in Christian fellowship regardless of religion. The meetings, which include scripture reading, prayer, and hymn singing, are held each Thursday in room 124. BARBARA CARPENTER President CHERYL BENSON V. President EDITH THOMPSON Secretary SILVER ROYSTON Treasurer 78 Synchronized Swim Club FIRST ROW: Ann Bogner, President; Linda Toutant, Secretary; Kerri Davis, Treasurer; Chris Fulton, Historian. SEC- OND ROW: Cindy Henline, Lynne Olson, Cindy Day, Pam Palmer, Roxy Cloar, Cheryl Clemens, Susan Barstow, Jane Martens. THIRD ROW: Cris Bobier, Cindy Boven, JoAnne Hice, Connie Pekrul, Terry Berceau, Diane Meyers. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Munger, Martha Sampson, Kathlene Halbeisen, Connie Gossett, Linda Pentecost, Joy Burns, Nancy LaBrosse. NOT PICTURED: Judy Weseman, Melody Sowers. ANN BOGNER President LINDA TOUTANT Secretary KERRI DAVIS Treasurer CHRIS FULTON Historian Meeting every Thursday after school, the Syn- chronized Swim Club promotes further interest in swimming activities and encourages physical fitness among the students in the school. 79 Library Mary Gierzak, Sharon Post, and Scott McLeod Curt Braatz and Gary Keebler Many students find that being a library assistant is not only interesting but also helpful in learning how a library functions. They help out in many ways; for example, they check out books, help other students find reference materials, file, clip news- papers, and do numerous odd jobs. 80 Linda Laverty and Ron Granger The Co-op home room. Dan O’Brien (Carter's) Don Porter (Porter Fum.) A new idea in education, Co-op was started only a few years ago in this school. Now many students take part in the Co-op program, working half a day and going to school the other half. Those not planning to attend college are encouraged the most to take Co-op; yet any student with a job and enough credits to graduate may enter the program. F.B.L.A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Gregory, Dawn Satterlee, Nick Bashkirew, Larry Jones, Miss Adkinson. SECOND ROW: Marie Schone, Carolyn Milborne, Jean Jansen, Martha Sederlund, Brenda Russell, Diane Johnson, Kathy Shaver. THIRD ROW: Linda Slider, Gloria Hall, Carolyn Reed, Linda Stooks, Mike Schneider, Alana Vedder, Charlene Wilmore, Sandy Taylor, Sharon Shaver. LARRY JAMES President NICK BASHKIREW V. President DAWN SATTERLEE Secretary GEORGIA POWELL Treasurer The Future Business Leaders of America is open to all students who are interested in busi- ness education. Their goal is to learn new meth- ods and techniques in business administration which will benefit them in their commercial careers. 82 F.T-A. The Future Teachers’ Association, one which strengthens the desire for higher education, is open to all students planning a career in teaching of any kind. While learning the techniques of good teach- ing, the members try to reach one of their main goals —the strengthening of faculty-student relations. DON BACKUS President JUDY LAMBERT V. President MARY LIPSEY Secretary KATHY CHENOWETH Treasurer FIRST ROW: Brynda VanSkike, Roxy Vale, Kathy Chenowcth, Mary Lipsey, Sharon Murray, Marilyn Goodrich. SECOND ROW: Teri Reed, Linda Bradley, Carol Chandler, Ann Bogner, Linda Toutant, Judy Lampert, Kristene Bosworth. THIRD ROW: Don Backus, Sue.Nichols, Chris Umbarger, Gigi Dreger, Chris Fulton, Cathy Kerekes, Kathy Dimond, Mr. Murch. Pep Club This Club has done more than any other organi- zation to promote school spirit. Although it has been in existence only four years, it is one of the busiest clubs. Faithfully every week the members make signs to go in the halls and on the athletes’ lockers; they also sponsor some unique pep rallies. 84 G.A.A. The organization which teaches young women the value of leadership and sportsmanship is the Girls’ Athletic Association. Instructed in the skills of various sports, the members fill many hours with strenuous activity, thus improving both mental and physical health. VEVIA BURSLEY V. President NANCY BUTLER Secretary MELODY SOWERS President CONNIE SHUMAKER Treasurer 85 Ski Club MIKE HARVEY Ski Master NORM REED Ass't Ski Master SUE FHANER Secretary RICK JOPPIE Treasurer Possessing the greatest membership of any club in the school, the Charlo Ski Club, under the advisorship of Mr. Stafford, provides both the beginning and advanced skiers a chance to enjoy the active and exciting sport of skiing. Among the club’s many activities are Saturday night ski trips to E.thar, a ski fashion show, a weekend ski trip, and special meetings at which the members learn better methods of skiing, ski exercises, and the different types of ski equipment. The club did not ski as much this year as in the past, due to a general lack of snow. However, the club had a few ski trips. 86 87 Orange and Dave Cove, Dianne Dreger, and Carol Ball open the packages of newly printed Orange and Blacks. Kerri Davis and Sylvia Gibson work on their articles for the next issue of the school newspaper. The journalism class, consisting of ten students, pub- lishes the school newspaper, the Orange and Black, once a week. Assigned each week to a different topic, each student takes an active part in the work. Miss Latham and Black Staff i Nancy Powell and Jeanne Arthur divide the Orange and Blacks into numbered groups, each going to a different homeroom. Jim Williams and Sue Fhaner write their articles for the next issue, check- ing previous issues for like” ideas. Articles in the Orange and Black cover many different aspects of school life; among them, coming and past events, editorials, jokes, sports reports, world events analyses, and the top seniors. 89 Jeanne Allen Charhian Bill Marry, Duane Swift, and Sherrie Tied- gen Christy Baird and Lind Kellogg ■i� - Miss Latham, Sue Phillips, and Pat Bearup. n Dave Chapman, Bill Marry, and Mike Harvey Staff FIRST ROW: R. Tooker, D. Branch, J. Kilpatrick, T. Wright, B. Gilding. SECOND ROW: Coach Schultheiss, D. Dickin- son, J. Royston, M. Bobier, J. Parish, R. Fogle, T. Hall. This year's cross country team, although not equaling last year’s fine record, had a reputable season. Coach Ron Schultheiss stated that Charlotte probably had the best one, two punch in the history of the school in Richard Fogle and Jack Parish, two senior thin clads. The coach felt that injuries to several key runners were detrimental to the team’s record. Everyone is anticipating a fine season next fall. Cross Country Scores 1964 Season Coldwater 27-30 Lost Eaton Rapids 27-29 Lost Lakewood 27-28 Won Waverly 29-30 Lost St. Johns 24-31 Won Northwest 27-29 Lost Fowlerville 15-45 Won Napeleon 24-33 Lost Lakewood 23-36 Won Okemos 26-31 Won Alma 24-36 Lost St. Louis 18-44 Won Ionia 19-42 Won Grand Ledge 27-30 Lost Ionia 17-44 Won Regional 3rd Place Conference 3rd Place 95 FIRST ROW: G. Shinsky, G. Willoughby, D. Mishler, D. Miller, J. Stults, G. Pabst, D. Andrews, R. Masters, E. Buxton, D. Nichols. SECOND ROW: J. Clouse, M. Gibbs, S. Clever, M. Wehr, A. Baird, D. Hoy, R. Ross, F. Lake, C. Johansen, G. Hall, M. Weseman. THIRD ROW: Coach Jim Ferrier, P. Williams, M. Hyde, F. Thompson, T. Miller, J. Lord, G. Smushler, G. Nicolaou, J. Harmon, D. Tobin, Mr. Murch. FOURTH ROW: P. Morris, M. Davids, S. Taylor, J. Clark, C. Olmstead, G. Ayotte, P. Tank, S. Marsh, J. VanDenDrieseche, C. Woodworth, C. Lea. This year’s Freshman football team didn't compile an impressive record, but more im- portant they learned the basic fundamentals of a great sport. Coaches Jim Ferrier and Mike Murch saw the boys improve steadily through- out the year. Both coaches feel that there is much talent coming up for future varsity teams. Sept. 24 Grand Ledge 21-0 L Oct. 1 Ionia 33-0 L Oct. 7 Waverly 20-0 L Oct. 15 Greenville 21-6 L Oct. 22 Fowlerville 26-7 L Oct. 29 Hastings 27-6 L Nov. 5 Lakewood 31-0 W FIRST ROW: J. Taylor, R. Helms, L. Rochester, D. Mills, R. Stooks, M. Slocum, J. Bartolacci, B. Walters, B. Schneider, C. Braatz. SECOND ROW: J. Jarabek, D. Rulison, B. Keehne, V. Rawson, B. Cheney, M. Snider, E. Wilmore, J. Wildern, G. Dowlcer, J. Vincint. THIRD ROW: J. Carothers, J. Page, J. Yhitley, C. Weaver, T. Howe, R. Green, L. Carpenter, D. Morris, P. Dunning. FOURTH ROW:- Coach Gary Beebe, G. Bearup, T. Larder, D. Shaver, S. Cross, M. Latchaw, R. Kiss, J. Alien, T. St. John, M. Lundy, Coach Ron Robbe. Under the direction of Coach Gary Beebe this year’s Junior Varsity tearp ran up an impressive record. They won five of their eight games during the season. Probably the most remembered game of the year was the St. Johns game. The Orioles scored 2 $ points on three onside kicks and a razzle dazzle pass play all in the last quarter. Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Eaton Rapids Grand Ledge Ionia E. Lansing Greenville St. Johns Hastings Lakewood FIRST ROW: B. Turngren, D. O'Brien, C. Peterson, S. McLeod, D. Lux, E. Elies, J. Newland, R. Meyers. SECOND ROW: D. Bryan, D. Carpenter, D. Lea, K. Pabst, T. Pitcher, G. Kebler, T. Francis, F. Sederlund, M. Harvey. THIRD ROW: B. Thomas, B. Marry, D. Silvas, T. Dowker, S. Taylor, A. Thompson, G. Kenyon, D. Murray, R. Shinsky, J. McKean. FOURTH ROW: Coach Bernie Raterink, D. Nichols, D. Swift, H. Andrews, G. Haskins, D. Green, E. Hall, B. Rogers, M. Fleming, Mgr. T. Raymond. COACHES RATERINK AND HUITEMA Although the varsity team didn’t win a game this year, the boys tried hard. Many of the games were tough ones to lose. Throughout the season our school spirit never faltered, and the fans followed the games loyally. Five of the eight games played were lost by only one touchdown or less. VARSITY 98 FOOTBALL CHARLOTTE COMM. LIBRARY Charlotte. Ml 48813 Seniors Lead Varsity Gridders The varsity cheerleaders showing their athletic abilities are Carey Sassaman, Jo Sleight—Captain, Rachael Garlow, Millie Shiraef, Carol Scott, Sherrie Tiedgen—alternate. This year the cheerleaders' advisor was Mrs. Suzanne Potter, physical educational teacher. Varsity managers were Tama Rann and Ann Bartolacci. J. V. manager was Nancy Butler. The Varsity squad went to Smith-Walbridge Camps last summer where they received an award in competi- tion. This helped them plan the assemblies and perform cheers with pep. The squad consisted of all juniors. Jo and Carol were on varsity during their sophomore year. This was Rachael's, Millie's, Carey’s, and Sherrie’s first year on varsity. Marilyn McCombs, Diane Meyers, Ann Bogner, Linda Toutant, and Jill Vrogindewey were J. V. cheerleaders. Not pictured is Suzie Butler, alternate. Sue and Stan Reign as Football Monarchs Descending from the senior float, Sue Sebastian was crowned senior queen of the 1964 football homecoming. Crowned by Dan O’Brien during the pre-game cere- monies, Sue was escorted by Stan Wood. Queen Sue wore a green brocade on blue dress, accented by a bouquet of long-stem- med white roses. Rachael and Harry The juniors chose Rachael Garlow to represent their class. She was escorted by Harry James. Diana and Roy Reigning as queen of the Sophomore Class, petite Diana Lewis chose Roy Bodell for her escort. Nancy and Mike Voting for the first time, the freshmen chose Nancy Munger to represent their class. Her escort was Mike Snyder. 103 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Burt, G. Johnson, J. Garrison, J. Parish, G. Day, R. Howard, D. Spotts, D. Bodell, R. Bodell, D. Nichols, J. Cahill H, Woodworth, D. Robins. Not pictured: Tim Pitcher, P. Dunning, Mgr. front. Coldwater 20 Charlotte 28 The wrestling team this year posted an excellent Harper Creek 10 Charlotte 46 9-3 record. They placed fifth in the Hastings Tourna- Greenville 13 Charlotte 28 ment and second in the conference. Led by coach Alma Tournament Charlotte 2nd Sid Huitema, the grapplers were always fighting St. Johns 10 Charlotte 34 their hardest as a team at all the meets. Two of their Portage 10 Charlotte 35 three losses were by less than one pin. Hastings Tournament Charlotte 5th This year to promote spirit at the meets the Hastings 18 Charlotte 27 wrestlers had their own cheerleaders, Jill Palmer Grand Ledge 16 Charlotte 23 and Sue Peltier. The crowds were very enthusiastic Lakewood 18 Charlotte 28 at all the meets. Eaton Rapids 22 Charlotte 21 Ionia 0 Charlotte 50 Alma 10 Charlotte 34 Albion 27 Charlotte 23 Conference Charlotte 2nd 104 FIRST ROW: D. Cove, T. Wright, J. Bartolacci, R. Martin, R. Fogle. SECOND ROW: L. Wheaton, R. Myers, C. Peterson, B. Lux D. Lux, S. McLeod, R. Joppie. The Charlotte Oriole varsity basketball team vastly Grand Ledge 63 Charlotte 54 improved its record of last year. Led by the Lux Ionia 68 Charlotte 64 twins, Bob and Dick, Charlotte proved to be a Alma 61 Charlotte 68 worthy opponent for any team in the conference. Greenville 51 Charlotte 38 Probably Charlotte's most notable victory came St. Johns 59 Charlotte 61 over St. Johns, who at that time was rated fourth Hastings 67 Charlotte 68 in the state. In their second encounter with the Coldwater 63 Charlotte 50 Vikings the Orioles lost a tough one by two points. Grand Ledge 56 Charlotte 60 The Orioles will lose four of their starting five Lakewood 78 Charlotte 73 after this season, but there is much talent coming Ionia 48 Charlotte 75 up to fill in the positions. Marshall 68 Charlotte 61 Alma 68 Charlotte 73 Greenville 58 Charlotte 68 St. Johns 64 Charlotte 62 Hastings 89 Charlotte 71 Lakewood 62 Charlotte 70 106 IULLOOCS Seniors Lead Team Freshmen no FIRST ROW: A. Baird, R. Masters, D. Miller, J. Stults, D. Hoy, S. Clever, C. Pabst. SECOND ROW: D. Mills, J. Wildern, G. Ayotte, R. Stooks, C. Olmstead, F. Thompson, J. Lord, D. Mishler. THIRD ROW: T. Wilmore(manager), J. White, B. Keehne, J. Vincent, B. Walters, J. Page, C. Johansen( manager), Coach R. Robbe. This is the first year Charlotte has had a freshman basketball team and it has proved to be quite an asset. Besides compiling a winning record, the team has given game experience to a number of boys who might not have played a great deal on the junior Varsity. Many of these boys will develop into top flight ball players in a few seasons. Ionia 30 Charlotte 34 Grand Ledge 20 Charlotte 33 Charlotte J.V. Reserves 36 Charlotte 37 Junior High 12 Charlotte 48 Hastings 42 Charlotte 35 Lakewood 41 Charlotte 39 Ionia 30 Charlotte 45 Grand Ledge 28 Charlotte 38 East Lansing 53 Charlotte 37 Hastings 38 Charlotte 39 Lakewood 39 Charlotte 30 FIRST ROW: L. Rochester, J. Whitely, B. Gilding, D. Dickinson, B. Rogers, D. Garlow, R. Flower, M. Fleming. SECOND ROW: V. Rawson, D. Rulison, M. Snyder, R. Hoening, V. Nelson, E. Hall, E. Wilmore, D. Green, Coach Jim Ferrier. Grand Ledge 64 Charlotte 49 Ionia 60 Charlotte 83 Alma 59 Charlotte 70 Greenville 41 Charlotte 62 St. Johns 56 Charlotte 58 The Charlotte Junior Varsity basketball Hastings 48 Charlotte 47 team had a very good season this year. Led Coldwater 42 Charlotte 46 throughout the year by Lance Rochester Grand Ledge 64 Charlotte 59 and John Whitely, the Little Orioles proved Lakewood 59 Charlotte 52 a formidable opponent. Three of the games Ionia 47 Charlotte 65 Charlotte lost were by less than two points, Marshall 61 Charlotte 40 showing that in future years Charlotte Alma 52 Charlotte 51 should have several fine basketball players Greenville 49 Charlotte 63 advancing to varsity competition. St. Johns 49 Charlotte 53 Hastings 35 Charlotte 41 Lakewood 57 Charlotte 61 Junior Varsity III 1965 Qweetheart Queen Nancy Qquibb Senior Junior Lorna Anderson Linda Grier Sophomore Freshman Rosemary Grier 113 DENNY BODELL GREG JOHNSON For the first time in Charlotte High' School history the wrestling team has placed second in the state finals. Led by Jack Parish, Denny Bodell and Greg Johnson, the Charlotte grapplers obtained the runner-up spot in the Class B State Wrestling Tournament. Jack was State Champ- ion, the first boy from Charlotte to achieve this position, in the 120 pound class. Greg and Denny took third place in the 112 and 138 weight classes respectively. Coach Sid Huitema was voted Coach of the Year by the Michigan Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association. This tribute proved his coaching ability and brought a great honor to the school. The entire CHARHIAN Staff would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge Coach Huitema’s accomplishments and to thank him for his devotion to the team and the school. Charlotte will long be proud of the 1964-5 wrestling team. No. 2 in Qtate 114 COACH SID HUITEMA FRONT ROW: Coach D. Smith, G. Shinsky, C. Johansen, S. Clever, A. Baird. BACK ROW: L. to R. D. O'Bryant, R. Krebs, J. Whitely, H. James, B. Rogers, J. Bartolacci, G. Bowen, C. Olmstead. GOLF SCHEDULE April 14 Marshall H 15 Grand Ledge H 19 Waverly T 22 Ionia T 29 Alma H May 6 Greenville T 10 Waverly H 11 St. Johns H 20 Hastings H 25 Alma T 27 Lakewood T 28 Conference at Alma Great Outlook for Golfers 115 Trackmen Show Promise 116 FIRST ROW: Coach R. Schulteiss. SECOND ROW: G. Dowker, J. Clouse, D. Branch, T. Wright, M. Davids, E. Buxton, D. Nichols, V. Rawson, B, Gilding, L. Woodhams, R. Simpson, L. Gingrich, Mgrs. S. Muntter and N. Wyne. THIRD ROW: R. Leonard, M. Medcoff, R. Tooker, M. Papoi, D. Mills, L. Burt, D. Nichols, L. Rochester, B. Marry, J. Taylor, S. Taylor, G. Morales, J. Lord, J. Vincent. FOURTH ROW: B. Cheney, M. Hyde, B. Walters, C. Weaver, J. Wildem, J. Royston, T. Pitcher, S. Taylor, C. Braatz, M. Snyder, J. Bartolacci, R. Fogle, J. Parish. FIFTH ROW: C. Woodworth, G. Courtright, D. Silvas, S. Brenton, R. Meyers, E. Elies, B. Lux, M. Bobier, J. Roiter, E. Hall, M. Fleming, D. Dickinson, B. Schneider, P. Morris. Missing: G. Johnson, D. Bodell, G. Morey. TRACK SCHEDULE 2 Michigan State Relays 7 Boys’ Training School T 14 League dual at St. Johns 19 Eaton Rapids H 21 League dual at Ionia 26 Hastings T 28 League dual at Hastings 1 Hastings Relay 5 League dual at Charlotte 8 Albion Invitational 10 Mason H 12 League dual at Ionia 15 Regional 17 Lakewood H 22 State 26 Conference at Ionia Bob Lux puts the shot. Rick Meyers approaches the bar. Jerry Roiter begins the vault. Stan Brenton waits for the gun. BOTTOM ROW: G. Smith, D. Green, T. Francis, B. Turngren, G. Haskins, T. Hall, T. Wright. TOP ROW: Coach G. Beebe, R. Helms, B. Grier, P. Thompson, B. Harvey, A. Thompson, M. Slocum, D. Carpenter, K. Pabst, G. Kenyon, T. Emery, D. Bovins, J. Schaefer, J. Slatton. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 9 Eaton Rapids H 12 Potterville T 15 Grand Ledge H 22 Ionia T 29 Alma H 6 Greenville T 11 Ionia H 13 St. Johns H 20 Hastings H 21 Eaton Rapids T 27 Lakewood T Varsity Baseball 118 FIRST ROW: J. White, D. Hoy, D. Mishler, A. Beglin, F. Lake. B. Mohr, N. Grisorash, D. Barrus. SECOND ROW: Coach M. Murch, J. Page, R. Stooks, L. Carpenter, E. Wilmore, J. VanDenDrissche, T. St. John, J. Jarabek, T. Larder, T. Barrus, M. Davis. J. V. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 15 Grand Ledge There 23 Waverly Here 27 Eaton Rapids Here May 6 Hastings Here 14 Potterville Here 20 Hastings There 27 Lakewood Here J.V. Baseball Forensics Many students participated in for- ensics this year. Seated, they are Roxy Vale, Mary Lipsey, Judy Lam- pert, Sylvia Gibson, Dianne Dreger, Cathy Chenoweth, Donna Garrison, Melody Sowers, Chris Fulton, and Jessica Graves. Standing are Dwight Burton, Tom Branch, Gage Haskins, Steve Marsh, Jim Daggy, and Mrs. Davis, advisor. Forensics, an organization in which members acquire self-confidence and speaking ability, gives those interested in public speaking an opportunity to improve their skills. Everyone participating may enter one of four categories: oration, declamation, and humorous and interpretive reading. Winners in the forensics contest were Cathy Chenoweth, declama- tion; Dianne Dreger, Donna Gar- rison, humorous; Chris. Fulton, declamation; Melody Sowers, ora- tory; Dwight Burton, interpretation; Gage Haskins, humorous? Mrs. Davis, advisor. 120 Debate Members of the Debate Club this year were Steve Marsh, Carl Sum- merix, Jim Williams, Melody Sowers, Mrs. Davis (advisor). Barb Brzycki, Dwight Burton, and Clar- ence Weaver. Although the number of students taking an active part in the Debate Club is not large, the organization accomplishes much. Its membsr are educated in the skills of presenting a logical and factual debate, either affirmative” or negative,” and will use this skill throughout their lives. Practicing for their next debate with a nearby school are Carl Sum- merix, Steve Marsh, Barb Brzycki, and Dwight Burton. 121 Queens Jb)encfu (Joa es CHARHIAN Presents Sharing the honor of valedictorian is Marg Black, whose grade point average of 3.9459 is identical to that of Pat Bearup. Marg is an eight-year member of the band, where she plays both the flute and the piccolo. In ad- dition to band Marg is a member of the National Honor Society and the Ski Club. After school Marg works at the office of two local dentists, Dr. Byland and Dr. Gager. In her spare time Marg enjoys knitting, skiing and cooking. Having been accepted at the University of Michigan, Marg plans to study foreign languages and later to become an interpreter. After school Marg works at the office of Drs. Byland and Gager, while at home she relaxes by playing the piano. Salutatorian of the class of 1965 is Bruce Hammer- berg, whose average over his high school years is 3.8717. A five-year member of the band, Bruce has also partic- ipated in Les Reveurs, DeMolay, National Honor So- ciety, and the Methodist Youth Fellowship. A well rounded boy, well liked by classmates, Bruce enjoys hunting and fishing, as well as reading. Majoring in biochemical engineering, Bruce will study at the Uni- versity of Michigan. 124 C.H.8. Top Students Sharing the distinction of valedictorian this year is Pat Bearup. Long hours of hard work are represented in the 3.9459 average which Pat has accumulated over her four year high school span. But, beside working long hours on home- work, Pat has participated in many extra curricular activities such as band, National Honor Society, Les Reveurs, Pep Club and Ski Club. Pat’s work as a laboratory aide at the local hospital also occupied a great deal of her time. Pat has been accepted at the University of Michigan to study medical tech- nology and psychology. Always busy is Pat Bearup, whether working to meet a Charhian deadline or working as a laboratory aide at the hospital. Salutatorian Bruce Hammerberg finds that studying constitutes a major part of his time. Here, he gathers his material at the library before typing his report at home. 125 Scholarship Nancy Powell Excellence Richard Stevens Outstanding Seniors Leadership Sue Sebastian Leadership Sid Weseman Citizenship Nancy Squibb Citizenship Neil King U. of M. Sherry Porter U. of M. Fred McLaughlin Activities and Sousa Peter Nicolaou Dan forth Nick Bashkirew Activities Ann Slaughter Activities Mike Harvey Danforth Bausch and Lomh Martha Smith Mark Bobier C I) Activities and Press Club Rosalie Smith Arion Patricia Bearup 126 Earn Top Honors American Legion Citizenship Ivan Wood ha ms Honor Student Susan Phillips American Legion Citizenship Cheryl Nefson Science Doug Flower F.F.A. Leadership DeKalb Jim Sleight Kenneth Firman Honor Student Jane Fletcher Honor Student Susan Fhaner Art Linda Gordon Silver Divider Jerry Roiter D.A.R. Linda Bradley Business Education Alana Vedder Betty Crocker Library Library June Newton Janet Baker Don Loveland 127 I I t The ership senior year is always the most hectic of all the high school years. This year, under the capable lead- of Mike Harvey, President; Pete Nicolaou, Vice President; Karen Wright, Secretary; and Sherry Porter, Treasurer, the seniors ended their years at C.H.S. with the promise of a bright future for all. JEANNE KAY ALLEN French Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Ski Club 3, 4 O Sc B Staff 4 LORNA GAYE ANDERSON Charleston, W. Va. 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 4 . Ski Club 4 VERNERD CHARLES ANDREWS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1 Bowling 2, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 PATRICIA MARIE ARMSTRONG Chorus 3, 4 JEANNE MARIE ARTHUR Swim Club 1 French Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 O B Staff 4 131 LENORA IRENE BAKER CHRISTY ANN BAIRD Wolverine Girls’ State 3 Model United Nations 3, 4 Alternate to Girls Nation 3 Footlighteers 1, 2, Librarian 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Junior Play, Student Director 3 Student Council 1 CHARHIAN 3, 4 Prom Decoration Committee 3 JANET LEIGH BAKER Student Council 1 G.A.A. 1 Library 2, 3, 4 G.A.A, 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Ski Club 4 CANDACE LEE BALGOYEN G.A.A. 2 Student Council 4 Co-op 4 CAROL JEAN BALL Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Junior Play Committee 3 Pep Club 3, 4 O B Staff 4 Homecgming Committee 4 CAROL JEAN BARRUS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Ski Club 3, 4 G.A.A. 1 132 WILLIAM H. BARTLETT Wrestling 1 PATRICIA JEAN BEARUP National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4 Pep Club 2; Sec.-Treas. 3 Band 1, Librarian 2, 3; Sec. 4 CHARHIAN 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 French Club 1, 2; Secretary 3 Junior Play Committee 3 Model Republican Convention 3 CONNIE LEE BARTLETT Ski Club 4 BRENDA BECK NIKLOAI JOSHEP BASHKIREW Chorus 1, 2 Chorale 2, 3 F.B.L.A. 3; President 4 Camera Club 2 BONNIE LEE BELL Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 4 133 MARK EUGENE BOBIER JANET ANN BETTS Pep Club 4 Girls’ Glee Club 1 Chorus 2, 3 Chorale 3, 4 Junior Play Committee 3 I MARGARET ANN BLACK Band 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2 French Club 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 3 Cross Country 4 Track 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Ski Club 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Prom Committee 3 DENNY L. BODELL Football 1, 2, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 F.F.A. 2, 3 JUDITH ANN BODELL Chorus 1, 2, 4 Pep Club 4 134 LINDA LOU BRADLEY G.A.A. 1 Student Council 2, 3; Sec. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 PATRICIA JOLYNN BRACY Journalism Queen 2 1 Ski Club 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2 Spanish Club 2, 3 CHARLES ROBERT BRANDON Band 1, 2 135 JAMES R. BRADEN Football 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3 VICTOR JOSEPH BRANDT Co-op 4 DAVID MICHAEL BRIDGES JACQUELYN KAY BRUCE G.A.A. 1 Class Secretary 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Football Homecoming Queen 3 Assembly Committee 4 Ski Club 4 ROBERT JAMES BUFFENBARGER Camera Club 2, 3 Ski Club 4 BILL BUTLER JULIE ANN BUTLER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 SHARON RUTH BUXTON G.A.A. 1 Chorus 1, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JACK E. CAHILL Football 1, 2, 4 Wrestling 1, 3, 4 F.F.A. 3 WILLIAM LARRY CARNEY Football Manager 1 Spanish Club 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Club 4 BARBARA JEAN CARPENTER Mecosta, Michigan 1, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Bible Club 3; President 4 CHARLES A. CHRISTENSEN Potterville, Michigan 1, 2 Bowling 3, 4 PATRICIA MAE COBB CARROLL J. COLE F.BX.A. 1 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 3 Ski Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 137 DAVID E. COVE PATRICIA LYNN CONSTABLE F. H.A. I G. A.A. 1, 2 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 I JOYCE ANNE COOPER Glee Club 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Pep Club; President 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Prom Committee 3 GARRY F. CRAVEN Football 1 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 KERRI LEE DAVIS Swim Club 1, 2; Treas. 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 O B Staff 4 Pep Club 4 138 RONALD R. DAVIS Football 1 Bowling 1. 2 Boys' State 3 Ski Club 3, 4 SUE ANN DAVIS Chorus 1, 2, 3 Chorale 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Pep Club 4 MARTHA LOUISE DAY Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Junior Play Committee 3 Chorale 4 BECKY DAY LINDA CAROL DEAN 139 DIANNE ALINN DREGER Student Council 1. 2 Spanish Club 1, 2 J.V. Cheerleader 1 Pep Club 2 Footlighteers 5, 4 Forensics 3, 4 Journalism Carnival 3 O B Staff 4 THOMAS R. EATON Football 1 Wrestling Manager 1, 2 Stage Crew 3, 4 RICHARD GORDON ELCOATE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 140 DENNIS JAMES FELLEM EDWARD S. ELLES, JR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Golf 1, 2 Tennis 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4; President 2 Prom Committee 3 Assembly Comm. Chairman 4 ROBERT L. ELLISON Co-op 4 BRIAN L. FERNSLER Football I SUSAN KAYE FHANER Science Club 1 Future Teachers 2 National Honor Society; Sec. 4 Prom Committee 3 O B Staff; Editor 4 Ski Club 3; Secretary 4 Student Council 2, 4 Homecoming Committee 4 Band 1 DORMAN KENNETH FIRMAN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 4 JANE FLETCHER Class Vice-President 1 Student Council 1, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Girls’ State 3 DOUGLAS MARVIN FLOWER French Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 Wolverine Boys’ State 3 Junior Play Committee 3 RICHARD L. FOGLE Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Crountry 3, 4 Baseball 1 EDWARD S. FOLSOM, JR. Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Major 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Ski Club 4 Model Republican Convention 3 LINDA KAYE FOSTER Band 1, 2, 3; Librarian 4 Ski Club 4 French Club 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Junior Play Committee 3 142 ANNA BELLE FRALEY F. H.A. 1; Treasurer 2 G. A.A. 2 CF.REL M. FRITZ, JR. JAMES GLENN GARRISON Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 SYLVIA ROSE GIBSON Forensics 3, 4 Student Council 1 O B Staff 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 J.V. Cheerleading Manager 2 Junior Play Committee 3 MARY ELLEN GIERZAK Pep Club 4 143 GREGORY EARL GILDING GAYLAND DEAN GOOD Football 1 Spanish Club 1, 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Prom Committee 3 PEGGY ANN GOODWIN Ski Club 3, 4 Bridgeton High School 1, 2 LINDA KAY GORDON Band, Twirlcr 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Journalism Queen 3 Junior Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 144 RONALD DALE GRANGER Ski Club 3, 4 CAROL ANN GRIEEITH F.H.A. 1 Spanish Club 2 Pep Club 2 GLORIA MARIE HALL Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F. B.L.A. 1, 2, 3 G. A.A. 1 THOMAS L. HALL Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Wrestling 1 Cross Country 4 Ski Club 3, 4 LARRY ARTHUR HALSEY BRUCE HAMMERBERG F F A 1 2 3 4 French Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Science Club 1 CHARLES G. GRIMWOOD Football 1, 2 F.F.A. 2, 3; Secretary 4 DARRYL L. HALE F.F.A. 1, 2; Sentinel Football 1 MICHAEL ROSS HARVEY LYNDA RAE HAMMOND Pep Club 2 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play Committee 3 SCOTT HANSEN Chorus 1, 3 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Track 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Class Vice-President 3 President 4 Ski Club 2, 3; President 4 Boys' State 3 Junior Play Cast 3 CHARHIAN 3, 4 GORDON J. HOKONSON Stage Crew 3 DARLA JEAN HOOGHOUSE F.H.A. 4; Secretary 1 Vice-President 2 President 3 Choir 1, 2; President 3 Pep Club 4 Student Council 1, 2 Chorale 2, 4 Junior Play Committee 3 146 NANCY ANN HOOKS F.B.L.A. 3 RONALD DEAN HOWARD F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 LYNWOOD C. S. HUSSEY Camera Club 1 BEVERLEY ANNE HUSTED Glee Club 1, 2 French Club 3 G.A.A. 1 Pep Club 4 Bible Club 1, 2 JUDITH ANN HUTCHENS Class Secretary 2 Pep Club 1, 2; Sec.-Treas. 4 Prom Committee 3 147 DIANE SUE JOHNSON F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Pep Club 4 Junior Play Committee 3 GREGORY LEROY MEREDYTH L. JONES JOHNSON F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 LARRY EDWARD JAMES Wrestling 3 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 JEANNE LOUISE JANSEN French Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Ski Club 4 Pep Club 4 Bible Club 1; Treas. 2; Pres. 3 JAYNNE ELOUISE JANSEN Spanish Club 1 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3; Secretary 4 RICHARD B. JOPPIE Band 1, 2, 3; President 4 Football 1 Ski Club; Treasurer 3, 4 Footlighteers 3, 4 Basketball 4 Prom Committee 3 AUDREY GAY KAPENGA West Ottawa High School r, 2, 3 Chorus 4 JOANNE OWEN KELLY National Honor Society 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Citizenship Committee 1 Junior Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 4; Sec.-Treas. 1 Debate 1, 2 MERRY JO KEREKES Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Prom Committee 3 DENNIS KEITH KING F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 3, 4 DENNIS L. LAKE NEIL KING Olivet 1 Band 1 PAUL KING Football 1 Ski Club J, 4 GARY A. LAKE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 C. B. LAMBERSON Ski Club 3, 4 Debate Club 4 Chorale 4 150 DUANE ROBERT LEWIS CHRIS AARON LAVERTY Olivet 1 Battle Creek 3 Wrestling 2 Ski Club 4 LINDA LOU LAVERTY Pep Club 4 Ski Club 4 Football 1 Track 1, 2 JOHN ALAN LORD Student Council 1, 4 Class President 2 Footlighteers 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 4 Citizen of the Year 3 Junior Play Cast 3 Boys' State 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 Model United Nations 3, 4 HELEN MARIE LOUDENSLAGER 151 ROBERT WARREN LUX DONALD LOREN LOVELAND Ski Club 4 RICHARD H. LUX Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Baseball 1 Ski Club 3, 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Pep Club 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Athletic Committee 4 Football Homecoming King 3 Pep Club 4 JOHN DAVE McCULLOCH Football 1 Library 3, 4 JOHN R. McGLAUGHLIN Football 3 Wrestling 1 FREDRIC LEE McLAUGHLIN French Club 1, 2 Footlighteers 1, 2 Thespians 3, 4; President 4 Band 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 4 National Honor Society 4 Model Republican Convention 3 Junior Play Cast 3 Prom Committee 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 LARRY ROY MAHAN Football 1 Wrestling 1 DIANA MARIE MANICOM Spanish Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 4 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play Committee 3 SCOTT GORDON McLEOD Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Track 2, 4 Ski Club 4 Pep Club 4 JUDITH MARIE MAATSCH G.A.A. 1, 2 Swim Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Library 4 JUDY BONNIE MARSH Ski Club 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Enrichment Program, Olivet 3 SANDRA KAYE MARTIN Assembly Committee 1 Glee Club 1, 2 Pep Club 4 SANDY MATTHEWS G.A.A. 1 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 4 Library 4 RICK MEYERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 4 154 CAROLYN JANE MILBOURNE Pep Club 4 Ski Club 4 G.A.A. 1 LYNNED RUSSELL MOSIER Ski Club 4 TERRY NEFF Spanish Club 1 Chorale 4 Ski Club 4 WILLIAM HERBERT NEWTH CHERYL ANN NELSON Band 1, 2, 3; Asst. Secretary 4 Footlighteers 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2; Treas. 3 Junior Play Cast 3 Science Club 1 National Thespians 3, 4 JOHN HOWARD NEWLAND Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Football 1 F.F.A. 3 JUNE LUELLA NEWTON Delton High School 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 4 Pep Club 4 PETER THOMAS NICOLAOU Class Vice-President 4 Model United Nations 3, 4 Footlighteers 1, 2 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 1; Vice-Pres. 2 President 3 Tennis 2, 4 CHARHIAN 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 4 Student Council 3, 4 DIANE SUE PATON Band 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Club 4 Ski Club 4 DANIEL LEE O’BRIEN Student Council 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 JACK MAHLON PARISH Football 1 Cross Country 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 SARA JOAN OLMSTED Walter French Jr. High School 1 Student Council 2 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Junior Play Committee 3 JERRY LEE PELTIER Co-op 4 JAMES LYNN PENTECOST Football 1, 2 Basketball 1 Ski Club 4 CARL RAYMOND PETERSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 4 Class Treasurer 1, 2 Ski Club 3 Prom Committee 3 JUDY PETERSON Assembly Committee 1 Pep Club 4 SUSAN LOIS PHILLIPS Band 1, 2, 3; Librarian 4 Footlighteers 1, 2, 3; Sec.-Treas. 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Cast 3 National Honor Society 3; Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3 National Thespians 3, 4 CHARHIAN Staff 3, 4 PATRICIA DAWN POLSTON G.A.A. 1 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2 DONALD WAYNE PORTER Ski Club 3 ROBERT P. PORTER Prom Committee 3 SHARON S. PORTER Class Treasurer 4 National Honor Society 3; President 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3 Spanish Club 1, 2 Science Club 1 SHARON MARY POST G.A.A. 1, 2 Chorus 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 PAMELA JEAN POTTER Student Council 1 Chorus 1, 2 Pep Club 4 NANCY KAYE POWELL Band 1, 2, 3; Librarian 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 French Club 1, 2 Junior Play Committee 3 O B Staff 4 JO RAWSON THOMAS GILES RAYMOND Football Manager 2, 3, 4 Track Manager 2, 3 Basketball Manager 4 Prom Committee 3 SUZANNE JEAN PRIESMAN Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 RAYMOND JAMES PUTNEY F.F.A. I, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 4 CAROLYN REED JOHN NORMAN REED Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Pep Club 4 Boys’ State 3 JERRY E. ROYSTON F.F.A. 1, 2, 4; Reporter 3 Cross Country 3, 4 Track 3 BRENDA SUE RUSSELL Ski Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 3 Junior Play Committee 3 Chesapeake High School 1, 2 DAWN LAURENE SATTERLEE Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.B.L.A. 3 . Secretary 4 MICHAEL JOSEPH SCHNEIDER Pep Club 2, 4 Junior Play Cast 3 MARIE G. SCHONE Sweetheart Queen 2 Pep Club 2, 4 Student Council 2 Citizenship Committee 3 Assembly Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 161 SUZANNE M. SEBASTIAN Journalism Carnival Queen 1 Citizenship Committee 1 Assembly Committee 2 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 4; Secretary 3 Student Council 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Football Homecoming Queen 4 JON M. SEDERLUND Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 1, 2 162 KATHERINE DIANNE SHATTUCK F.B.L.A. 4 F.H.A. 4 Glee Club 1 KATHLEEN ANITA SHAVER F.H.A. 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 PATRICIA ANN SLAUGHTER Class President 1 G.A.A. 1 Footlighteers; Thespians 3, 4 Student Council 3 Ski Club 3, 4; Secretary 2 Band 2, 3, 4 CHARHIAN 3 Junior Play Committee 3 Citizenship Committee 4 ROSA LEE SHIDLER Pep Club 3 Glee Club 1 JAMES ALLEN SLEIGHT F.F.A. '1, 2, 3; Pres. 4 CONNIE JEAN SHUMAKER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Treas. 4 MARTHA JANE SMITH G.A.A. 1,2; Reporter 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Junior Play Committee F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 4 CHARLES EDWARD SHELDON MARY ELLEN SMITH Spanish Club 1, 2 Chorus 3 Pep Club 4 Model United Nations 4 Ski Club 4 MELODY KAY SOWERS G.A.A. 1, 2; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4 Forensics 3, 4 Debate Club 3; Treasurer 4 Swim Club 4 Pep Club 4 Junior Play Committee 3 164 ROSALIE KAY SMITH F.H.A. 1 F.B.L.A. 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 Citizenship Committee 4 CHARHIAN 3; Editor 4 DAVID PHILIP SNYDER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 DAVID L. SPOTTS ROBERT DALE SPRAGUE Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 3, 4 NANCY JO SQUIBB Spanish Club 1, 2 French Club 3 Ski Club 3, 4 Girls' State 3 Chorus 1 Pep Club 2 RICHARD G. STEVENS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 r r' NINA MAE STEWARD Bible Club 1 LINDA GALE STOOKS J.V. Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 1, 4 Ski Club 4 Class Treasurer 3 Homecoming Queen 2 Prom Committee 3 JOAN KAY STULTS Glee Club 2 Chorus 3, 4 165 KATHLEEN CAROL TELFER TERRALENE RUTH TANK G.A.A. 2 SANDRA JEAN TAYLOR F.H.A. 4 Ski Club 4 Chorus; Treas. 4 166 Spanish Club 2; Secretary 3; President 4 F. T.A. 1 Junior Play Committee 3 G. A.A. 1 PHILLIP TERRY THOMSON Baseball 1, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 DON B. TURNER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Enrichment 3 WILLIAM M. TURNGREN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Wrestling 3 JEANETTE KAY VANALSTINE ALANA DEANN VEDDER DENNIS R. WALKER Spanish Club 2 ,3; Sec. 4 P.F.A. 1, 2, 4 F.H.A. 3; Pari. 1, 4 Ski Club 2 F.B.L.A. 2, 4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 4 GARY A. WATLING PHILIP DALE WATSON PATSY SUE WELLS Chorus 1, 2, 3 SIDNEY EDWARD WESEMAN III Student Council 1, 3; Mayor 4 Honors Institute L.C.C.; Chemistry 3 Junior Play Cast 3 Footlighteers 3, 4 Journalism Carnival 3 Boys' State 3 French Club 1, 2 Football 1 CHARLENE ANNE WHITNEY G.A.A. 1, 2 Spanish Club 1 JAMES ALAN WILLIAMS Ski Club 3, 4 Science Club 1 O B Staff 4 French Club 1 CHARLENE LEE WILMORE F.H.A.; Reporter 1 French Club 2 Ski Club 4 Prom Committee 3 F.B.L.A. 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Student Council 4 MICHELLE MARY WILMORE Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 4 STANLEY THOMAS WOOD Student Council; Pari. 4 F.F.A. 2 ,3, 4 HARRY DAVID WOODWORTH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Vice Pres. 4 Wrestling Club 3; Pres. 4 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Track 1, 2 IVAN LEROY WOODHAMS Student Council 2, 4 Wrestling Club; Sec. 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Baseball 1 Boys' State 3 169 Scot Mary Ellen Richard Sandy Jerry Terry Bob and Don Porter Doug Flower, Mark Bobier, Ron Rohlfs 172 FIRST ROW: Teanne Jansen, Jim Pentecost, Brenda Russell SECOND ROW: Sid Wcseman, Sue Sebastian, Neil King THIRD ROW: Marie Schone, Ray Putney, Jeanne Arthur FOURTH ROW: Karen Wright, Dick Lux, Christy Baird | 73 FIRST ROW: Denny Bodell, Sandy Martin, Bruce Hammerberg SECOND ROW: Alana Vedder, Mike Harvey, Pam Potter THIRD ROW: Dave Snyder, Sherry Porter, Steve Root FOURTH ROW: Linda Gordon, Don Porter, Jayne Fletcher a. 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We appreciate it very much, and without your help it would not be possible for the students of C.H.S. to have a yearbook. 199 Student Body Index Admire, Joe Aiston, Bob 25 Alldaffer, Cheryl 35, 77 Allen, Jim 35, 97 Allen, Jeanne 131, 89 Allen, Margaret 35 Almy, Lois Ann 35 Anderson, Lorna 131 Andrews, Bill 131 Andrews, Donald 25, 96 Andrews, Hal 35, 98 Andrews, Marcia 45, 77 Archer, Bob 35 Armstrong, Charlene 25, 74 Armstrong, Jim 35 Armstrong, Pat 69, 131 Arndt, Sandra 25 Arthur, Jeanne 58. 131, 89 Aseltine, Allen 45 Aseltine, Dianna 45, 77 Aseltine, Donald 35 Ayotte, Gary 25, 96, 110 Ayres, Steve 35 Babcock, Mike 35, 76 Backus, Donald 35, 83 Baird, Alan 25, 58, 96, 110 Baird, Christy 70, 132, 62, 90 Baird, Linda 77 Baker, Ernest Baker, Gail 25, 85 Baker, Gloria 45 Baker, Janet 132, 81 Baker, Lenora 132 Baker, Rosemary 45 Balgoyen, Candace 58, 132 Ball, Carol 132 Ball, Ron 35, 62, 65 Ballard, Karen 25, 59 Bandfield, Corien 35, 77 Bandfield, Jackie 25, 77 Barnard, Ken 25 Barnard, Sherry 45 Barnett, Jeffrey 45, 72 Barnett, Joy 35, 74 Barrus, Carol 132 Barrus, David 25, 62, 64 Barrus, Tom 35 Barstow, Susan 25, 79 Bartlett, Bill 133 Bartlett, Carol 35, 85 Bartlett, Connie 133 Bartlett, Dorothy 45 Bartlett, Helen 35 Bartlett, Nancy 45, 77 Bartlett, Sandra 45, 77 Bartolacci, Ann 178, 45, 74 Bartolacci, Joe 35, 97 Bashkirew, Nicky 82, 133 Baxter, Daryl 45 Beals, Joyce 25, 68 Bearup, George 188, 35, 62, 65. 97 Bearup. Pat 188, 63, 133, 90 Beck. Brenda 133 Beebe, Thomas 25 Behnke, Judy 35, 34 Bell, Bonnie 133 Bennett, Diane 45, 77 Bennett, Jim 25, 62, 76, 64 Benson, Cheryl 45, 69, 75, 78 Berceau, Terry 25, 79 Betts, Diane 35, 34 Betts, Janet 69, 134 Bigger, Karen 35 Bishop, Ron 45 Black, Barbara 35 Black, Grace 35 Black, Margaret 187, 63, 134 Blick. Laurie 25 Blodgett, Janice 35 Bobier, Chris 25, 77 Bobier, Cyndy 25, 85, 79 Bobier, Mark 63, 134, 95 Bodell, Denny 62, 134, 64 Bodell, Judy 134 Bodell, Marian 45 Bodell, Roy 35, 62, 64, 103 Bogner, Ann 35, 83, 79, 58 Bosworth, Kristene 45, 83, 63, 74 Boven, Cindi 25, 79 Bovill, Bette 45 Bowen, Gene 35 Bowers, Kathy 35 Boyd, Phil 45 Braatz, Curt 35, 62, 65, 97 Bracy, Patricia 135 Braden, Jack 25 Braden, Jim (12) 135 Braden, Jim (11) Bradley, Linda (12) 135 Bradley. Linda (10) 36, 83. 58 Branch, David 45, 95 Branch, Tom 36 Brandon, Chuck 135 Brandon, Dixie 36 Brandon, Sharon 45 Brandt, Teresa 45 Brandt, Victor 135 Brenton, Stan 45 Bridges, David 136 Bridges, Marijo 25 Briggs, Jerry 45 Broskey, Fran 25, 62, 64 Brown, Bill 45 Bruce, Jackie 136 Bryan, Dan 46, 98 Brzycki, Barbara 46, 63 Brzycki, Marilyn 36, 85 Buffenbarger, Bob 36, 136 Buffcnbarger, Kent Bulmer, Jerri 25 Burger, Dennis 46 Burnett, Gary 36, 43, 64 Burns, Joy 25, 79, 59 Bursley, Vevia 46, 70, 85, 63 Burt, Dave 46, 36, 62, 64 Burt, Judy 68 Burt, Larry Burton, Dwight 36, 58 Butler, Bill 136 Butler, Dan 25 Butler, Julie 136 Butler, Nancy 36, 85, 77, 74 Butler, Sue 36 Buxton, Edward 25, 96 Buxton, Sharon 69, 75, 78, 136 Bytwork, Thea 36 Cagle, Sandy 46 Cahill, Jack 62, 137, 64 Cain, Candy 36 Cain, Tim 26, 72 Campbell, Gale 26 Cardenas, Rosie 36, 68 Carney, Bill 137 Carney, Charlotte 46, 78 Carothers, Jane 26 Carpenter, Barbara 69, 78, 137 Carpenter, Denilis 46, 98 Carpenter, Jack 36, 78 Carpenter, Leland 36, 62, 65v 97 Carpenter, Lois 46, 85 Carpenter, Lynda Cirpenter, Ron 26 Carter, Donald 26 Carter, Louise 26, 78 Cirter, Rosealie 46, 78 Caruthers, James 36, 62, 65, 97 Carvell, Bruce 36, 69 Case, Barbara Chalender, Judy 36 Champlin, Jean 36 Chandler, Carol 36, 83 Chapman, Dave 46, 90 Chase, Danny 26 Chase, David 36 Cheney, Bill 36, 62, 65, 97, 111 Chenoweth, Julie 46, 74 Chenoweth, Kathy 36, 75, 83 Cherry, Linda 46, 78, 74 Christensen, Alice 46, 75, 63, 59, 91 Christensen, Chuck 137 Christensen, Diane 26 Christensen, William 26 Clark, Jon 26, 96 Clark, Judy 36 Clay, Bill 46, 70 Clemens, Sheryl 36, 79 Clements, Karen 26, 78 Clever, Cindy 26, 70 Clever, Steve 26, 96, 110 Cloar, Roxy 36, 79 Clouse, Jerry 26, 96 Coats, Wendy 36, 77 Cobb, Jay 36, 76 Cobb, Pat 77, 137 Cole, Tanis 36 Cole, Vikki 46 Collier, Darrell 46 Cole, Carroll 76, 137 Collins, Rick 46 Combs, Carroll 26 Combs, Mable 26, 68 Combs, Randy 46 Conley, Cynthia 26 Constable, Pamala 26 Constable, Pat 26, 138 Cook, Karen 36 Cooke, Linda 37, 69, 85 Cooper, Joyce 69, 138 Cooper, Mike 26 Cooper, Sandy Copenhaver, Gary 26, 62, 64 Cornelius, Janice 26, 68, 78, 85 Cove, Dave 138, 88 Crandall, Sharon 46, 69 Crandcll, Elizabeth 26, 68 Craven, Gary 76, 138 Craven, Judith 26, 68, 77 Craven, Roger 26 Cribb, Bob 46 Cross, Samuel 37, 62, 65, 97 Croyle, Cheryl 37, 74 Crozier, Junior 46 Daggy, James 37, 75 Dankenbring, David 26, 76 Darnell, Jean 26 Davids, Donna 26 Davids, Mike 26, 96, 65 Davis, Kerri 75, 79, 138, 88 Davis, Linda 46 Davis, Michael 37, 62 Davis, Nancy 37, 74 Davis, Ron 139 Davis, Rosemary 37, 77 Davis, Sue 69, 139 Day, Cindy 26, 24, 79 Day, George 46 Day, Lorraine 26, 68 Day, Martha 69, 139 Day, Rebecca 139 Dean, Linda 139 Decker, Dewey 140 DeFrates, Cheryl 47, 68 DeFrates, Darryl 37 Densmore, Marcia 47, 63, 74 DePuy, Raymond Dickinson, Doug 37, 75, 95, 111 Dickinson, Mike 37 Dimond, David 140 Dimond, Kathy 47, 70, 83 Dimond, Patricia 27 Domangue, Pam 140 Domangue, Mike 47 Dossett, Martha 27 Douglas, Stephen 37 Dowker, George 37, 62, 64, 65, 97 Dowaker, Tom 47, 69, 62, 64, 98 Dreger, Dianne 70, 140, 88 Dreger, Gretchen 37, 75 Dudley, Thais 27, 70 Dunning, Paul 62, 64, 97 Dutcher, Jim 27, 74 Dutcher, Tom 47, 63 Eaton, Charla 47, 70 Eaton, Tom 140, 72 200 Etlilcr, Donald 47. Edick, Joe 27 Eleoate, Dick 140 Eldridge, Linda 47 Elies, Edward 141, 59, 98 Ellison, Robert 141 Elston, Judy 37 Emery, Kathy 27 Emery, Tom 47 Ethier, Bernadette 27, 77 Everett, Don 37 Everett, Shelia 47 Fairchild, Mary 47, 69 Feasal, Karen 47, 69 Felder, Karen 37 Eellem, Dennis 141 Fernsler, Brian 141 Fhaner, Rosalie 37 Fhaner, Sue 63, 58, 141, 86, 89 Firman, Kenneth 76, 141 Fischer, Sherry 37, 75 Fisher, Joan 27 Fleming. Michael 37, 62, 65, 111, 98 Fletcher, Jane 63, 58, 142, 62 Flo, Linda 47, 70, 74, 55 Flower, Douglas 142, 62 Flower, Ray 37, 62, 59, 65, 111 Fogle, Richard 142, 95 Folsom, Edward 142 Foote, Joyce 47, 77 Force, Sue 47, 63, 74, 58 Fossum, Arnt 47 Foster, Karen 181, 47 Foster, Linda 142 Fox, Dave 47, 76 Fox, Suzie 27 Fraley, Anna 143 Francis, Tim 47, 44, 98 Fredenburg, Connie 47, 74 Frederickson, Larry 27 Federickson, Rita 47 French, Dave 47 Fritz, Cerel 143 Fulks, Brenda 37, 77 Fuller, Pat 27 Fullerton, Barbara 47, 68 Fullerton, Gordon 37 Fulton, Christine 37, 75, 85, 83, 79 Gall, Gloria Garfield, Mary 48, 55 Garlow, David 37, 111 Garlow, Rachael 48, 103 Garner, Judy 27, 85, 77 Garrison, Deborah 27 Garrison, Donna 37, 74 Garrison, Jeff 37, 62, 64 Garrison, Jim 143 Garvey, Barbara 27 Garvey, Linda 37, 75, 58 Garvie, Cheri 27, 68, 77 Garvie, Dale Gibbs, Kitchell 27 Gibbs, Mike 27, 96 Gibson, Sylvia 143, 88 Gidner, Jane 48, 69 Gierke, Bill 27, 76 Gierzak, Cheryl 27 Gierzak, Mary 143 Gilding, Bryce 178, 37, 62, 95, 65, 111 Gilding, Diana 37, 77 Gilding, Greg 144, 62 Gilding, Pam 37 Gingrich, Larry 27, 62, 76, 64 Good, Dean 68, 144 Goodrich, Marilyn 38, 83, 85 Goodrich, Sue 48 Goodwin, Martha 27 Goodwin, Martin 27 Goodwin, Peggy 144 Gordon, Linda 144 Gossett, Connie 27, 79 Gossett, Gary 48 Granger, Ronald 144 Graves, Jessica 38, 85, 74 Green, David 38, 62, 58, 65, 111, 98 Green, Ronald 27, 97 Green, Susan 27, 68 Gregg, Betty Gregg, Larry 48 Grier, Linda 48 Grier, Robert 48 Grier, Rosemary 27 Griffith, Bruce 38, 76 Griffith, Carol 144 Griborash, Nicky 27 Grimwood, Chuck 76, 145 Grimwood, Joann 38, 77 Grove, Chuck 48 Grove, Mary 27 Grove, Patricia 38 Gunnison, Kay 27, 78, 77 Gunnison, Marsha 48, 78 Haigh, David 27, 76 Halbeisen, Dennis 38, 76 Halbeisen, Kathleen 27, 79 Hale, Darryl 145 Hall, Edward 38, 62, 65, 111. 98 Hall, Gary 28, 96 Hall, Gloria 82, 78, 145 Hall, Mary 38 Hall, Tom 145, 95 Halsey, Larry 76, 145 Halsey, Stephanie 28, 85 Hammerberg, Bruce 63, 145 Hammerberg, Craig 38 Hammond, Kirk 28 Hammond, Lynda 146 Hansen, Chris 48, 75 Hansen, Scott 146 Harmon, Dave Harmon, Jon 28, 96 Harmon, Penny Harris, Kathleen 38 Harvey, Bob 38, 62 Haney, Cindy 28, 68, 77 Haney, Mike 146, 62, 65, 86, 90, 130, 98 Haskins, Gage 38, 62, 65, 98 Hause, Nathan 48 Hayes, Danny 38, 70, 58 Helms, Ron 38, 97 Henline, Cindy 79 Hice, Joanne 28, 79 Higdon, Elaine 38, 77 Hinc, Debbie 28, 74 Hitpas, Nancy 192, 48, 63, 74 Hoenig, Russ 38, 62, 65, 111 Hogle, Linda 38 Hokanson, Chuck 28 Hokonson, Darlene 38, 68 Hokonson, Gordon 146 Holmes, Danny 28 Holmes, Marcia 48 Homan, Tom 48, 72 Hood, Gilbert 38, 62, 64 Hood, Harley 48, 62, 64 Hooghouse, Darla 186, 69, 77, 146 Hooks, Joan 48, 68 Hooks, Nancy 147 Hosey, Hal 48, 62, 64 Howard, Bill 28, 62, 76, 64 Howrd, Kathy 28 Howard, Mike 28 Howard, Ronald 62, 76, 147, 64 Howe, Tom 28, 97 Hoy, Dianne 38, 75 Hoy, Douglas 28, 96, 110 Humphrey, Bruce 28 Hunt, Gary 28 Hussey, Diana 48, 75 Hussey, Lyn 147 Husted, Beverley 69, 147 Husted, Jacqueline 28 Hutchens, Jeff 28 Hutchens, Judy 147, 84 Hyde, Mike 28, 96 Ives, Janice 48, 74 James, Harry 48, 103 James, Larry 82, 148 Jansen, Jaynne 69, 148 Jansen, Jeanne 69, 82, 148 Jarabek, Jeff 38, 62, 65, 97 Johansen, Charlie 28, 96, 110 Johnson, Christine 38, 85 Johnson, Diane 82, 77, 148 Johnson, Greg 62, 76 Johnson, Jack 48, 64 Johnson, MeaDora 28, 68, 78, 77 Jones, Chad 148 Jones, Dennis 28 Jones, Karen Jones, Stephen 28, 76 Joppie, Richard 70, 149, 86 Joppie, Ronald 28 Kapenga, Audrey 69, 149 Keblcr, Gary 48, 98 Kcehne, Bill 28, 97, 110 Kelley, Anna 38, 63 Kelley, Linda 48 Kellog, Linda 49, 63, 74, 90, 91 Kelly, JoAnne 63, 149 Kelly, Tom Kenyon, Glenn 49, 98 Kerekes, Kathy 38, 83 Kerekes, Merry Jo 149 Kerekes, Tim 49 Kerns, Fred 38 Kikendall, Chuck, 38 78, 72 Kilpatrick, James 49, 55. 95 Kilpatrick, Linda 49, 55 King, Brenda 28, 78 King, Dennis 149 King, Neil 150 King, Paul 150 King, Terry 49 King, Thomas 49 Kiplinger, Nancy 38, 77 Kirchen, Jerilyn Kiss, Rick 38, ,62 65, 97 Koning, Kathleen 28, 78, 74 Koziol, Ron 49 Krebs, Ronald 28, 76 Kruger, Sue 29 Krusell, Julie 29 LaBrosse, Nancy 29, 85, 77, 79 Lake, Ben 49 Lake, Dennis 150 Like, Fred 29, 96 Lake, Gary 76, 150 Lake. Steve 49, 69 Lamberson, Carl 150 Lampert, Judy 38, 75, 83 Lantz, Mar f 49 Larder, Thomas 39. 62, 65. 97 Larner, Joyce 39, 58, 76 Latchaw, Martin 39, 75. 97 Laverty, Chris 151 Laverty, Linda 151 Lawtock, Maud Lawhead, Dennis 49 Lawhead, Dorothy 29 Lawhead, Mark 29 Lea, Charles 29, 96 Lea, Don 49, 98 Lea, Rosemary 39, 68, 77 Lea, Vicki 29 LeClair, Barbara LeCIair, Donna 29 Lei ter, Tom 49 Leonard, Roland 49 Lcrch, Beverly 49, 69 Lewis, Diana 39, 103 Lewis, Dorma 49, 69 Lewis, Duane 151 Lightner, John 29 Linn, Larry 29, 76 Lipsey, Mary 39, 75, 83 Locke, Duane 49, 76 Locke, Elwin 29, 76 Lord, James 29, 58, 96, 110 Lord, John 70, 58, 62, 84, 151 Loudenslager, Helen 151 Love, Linda 49, 69 Love joy, Mary 29 Loveland, Donald 152 Loveless, Harry Lowe, Sheryl 39 Lown, Bill 39, 75 Lumber!, Peggy 39 Lundeen, Linda Lundy, Mike 39, 97 Lux, Richard 98, 152 Lux, Robert 59, 98, 152 Maatsch, Judie 153 Machael, Douglas Maggard, Catherine 29 Maggard, Roy 49 Mahan, Larry 153 Manicom, Diana 153 Mann, Sharlene 39 201 Marry. William 50, 55. 90. 91 Marsh, Judy 155 Marsh. Steve 29. 96 Martens. Elizabeth 29, 79. 8 Martin, Jonne 39, 75 Martin, Rick 50 Martin, Sandy 153 Martin, Stephanie 39, 68 Martin, William Masters, Randy 29, 96, 110 Matthews. Dawn 39, 75 Matthews. Patti 29, 85 Matthews. Sandy 154 McCarn, Gary 49 McClure. Diane 39 McCombs, Marilyn 39, 75 McCulloch. John 152 McCune, Gary 49 McGlaughlin. John 152 McGuire, Susie 190, 39, 75 McKean, Joe 49. 59, 98 McLaughlin, Fred 70. 63. 152 McLean, Nanci 39 McLeod, Scott 153, 98 McManus, James 49. 72 Meeder, Cynthia 50 Meeder, Steven 29 Merchant, Nancy Merchant, Penny 29 Meyers, Diane 39. 79. 58 Meyers, Rick 98. 154 Milbourne. Carolyn 82, 15 1 Miller. Darryl 29, 96 Miller. Don 50, 110 Miller, Irving 39 Miller, Leora 39, 77 Miller, Terry 29. 96 Mills, Diane 39 Mills, Richard 29. 97, 110 Mills, Vickie Misener, Gloria 29 Misener, Rosiland 50 Mishler, Dennis 29, 96. 110 Moehring, Kathy 39 Moellman, Laurann 29, 68 Mohr, Bob 39, 62, 65 Moist, Bob 39 Moist, Charlene 29, 77 Momany, Dana 39 Moncrief. Kay 29, 77 Moncrief, Ruth 50, 77, 85 Moncrief, Tom 50 Montgomery, Bev 39 Moore, Sue 24, 29 Morales, Gary 50 Morales, Robert 30 Morales, Rosemary Morey, Gary 30 Moore, Joy 39, 77 Morris, Brenda 30 Morris, Daniel 39, 97 Morris, Paul 30, 96 Morrison, Marilyn 40, 68 Mosier, Lynn 154 Mosier, Sue 40 Munger, Nancy 30, 79, 103 Muntter, Steve 40 Murray, Douglas 50, 98 Murray, Sharon 40, 83 Myers, Fred 30 Myers, Martha 40, 75 Neff, Terry 69, 154 Nelson, Bill 40 Nelson, Cheryl 70, 155 Nelson. Chris 40, 75 Nelson, Val 40, 62, 65, 70, 74, 111 Newland, John 98, 155 Newth, William 76, 155 Newton, June 155 Nichols, David (9) 30, 96, 98 Nichols, David (11) 50 Nichols, Sheila 30 Nichols, Suanne 50, 83 Nicolaou, Greg 30, 96 Nicolaou, Pete 58, 91, 130, 155, 180, 181 Nisse, Dennis 50 Norris, Leon 40 Norton, Bonnie 30, 68, 77 Norton, Kathleen 40, 77 O'Brien, Dan 81, 98, 156 O’Bryant, David 30, 68, 76, 78 O'Dell, Rick 40 Olmstead, Craig 30, 96, 110 Olmstead, Sally 156 Olson, Lynn 40, 79, 85 Olson, Vicki Jo 30, 75 O’Teney, Dana 30 Otto, Bev 40 Pabst, Charles 30, 110. 196 Pabst, Ken 50, 98 Packard, Stephanie 30, 85 Page, Jack 30, 97, HO Paine, Christine 40 Palmer, Jill 50. 58, 63, 74 Palmer, Pamela 40, 77, 79, 85 Papoi, Michael Parish, Earlene 30, 77 Parish, Elaine 40 Parish, Jack 62, 64, 95. 156 Parish, Rae 40 Parish, Sandra 30 Parker, Dan 40 Paton, Diane 85, 156 Pease, Carolyn 30 Pekrul, Constance 30, 79 Pekrul, Kristine 50 PeLong, Robert 50 Peltier, Jerry 156 Peltier, Sue 50, 77 Pentecost, James 156 Pentecost, Lynda 30, 58, 70, 79 Peterson, Carl 98, 157 Peterson, Judy 157 Phillips, Brenda 30 Phillips, Shelley 30, 77 Phillips, Susan 57, 58, 63, 70, 90, 157 Pifer, Myrna 30 Pitcher, Tim 50, 62, 64, 76, 98 Polhamus, Doug 50 Polhamus, Laura 30, 77 Polhamus, Robert Polston, Pat 157 Porter, Donald 81, 157, 183 Porter, Robert 158 Porter, Sherry 63, 130, 158, 178 Porter, Susan 30, 68, 77 Post, Sharon 158 Potter, Conni 40, 77 Potter. Pam 158 Potter. Reginald 40. 62. 64 Potter, Samuel 30 Pott ruff, John 40 Powell, Georgia Powell, Jerry Powell, Nancy 63, 89, 158 Powell, Ralph 40 Pratt, Sharon 44, 50, 74, 85 Priesman, Bill 30, 76 Priesman, Rod 30 Priesman, Suzy 159 Purvis, Carol 40 Putney, Raymond 68, 76, 159 Radee, Diane 50 Radee, Vicki 31 Ramsey, Phyllis 40 Rann, Tama 50, 55, 58 Ransdell, Billy 31 Ransdell, Linda 51, 68 Rawson, Jo 159 Rawson, Vaughn 40, 59, 62. 65, 97, 111 Ray. Kay 31 Raymond, Tom 98, 159 Reed, Carolyn 82, 85, 159 Reed, Norman 62, 86, 159 Reed, Teri- 83, 85, 160 Reefman, Donna 40, 68, 78 Reefman, Dora 31, 78 Reist, Norman 31, 69, 78 Rhines, Ranac 40, 77 Rhines, Roger Rhines, Roxanne 31, 77 Rice, Bob 40 Rice, Chuck 51 Rickcrd, Rick 40 Riddle, George 41, 76, Riether, Valli 51, 55, 70, 74 Ritter, Mary 31, 68, 77 Robins, Barry 31 Robins, Dennis 62, 64, 160 Robins, Edward 51, 72 Robins, Larry 31 Robison, David 68, 78 Robinson, Harle 31, 68 Rochester, Lance 24, 31, 97, 111, 186 Rodriquez, Joe 31 Rogers, Bill 41, 62, $9, 65, 111, 98 Rogers, Darlene 31 Rohlfs, Ron 62, 160 Roitcr, Jerry 62, 160 Roiter, Susan 41, 78, 85, 74 Roll, William 41 Root, Steve 160 Ross, Rick 31, 96 Rowland, John Rowland, Kim 51 Royston, Donna 41 Royston, Gary 76, 160 Royston, Jerry 95, 161 Royston, Jill 41, 77 Royston, Nancy 31 Royston, Silver 51, 69, 78 Rulison, Daniel 31, 97, 111 Russell, Brenda 82, 161 Russell, David 51. 75 Russell, Everett 31, 76 Russell, Gar)' Russell, Rod 51 Sadler, Doris 51, 69 Sadler, Gloria 41, 69 Sampson. Martha 31, 79 Sanders, Gerald 41, 62, 64 Sanders, Scott 41 Sanders, Susan 51 Sassaman, Carey 192, 51, 74 Sattazahn. Mary 51, 69, 78 Sat ter lee, Dawn 82, 78, 161 Sayles, Cheryl 41 Schaefer, Jim 41 Schafer, Virginia Scheib, Dan 31 Schmusler, Robert Schneider, Michael 161 Schneider, William 41, 62, 65, 97 Schone, Marie 41, 82, 59, 84, 161 Schone, Sharon Schoonover, Shirley 31, 68 Scott, Carol 192, 51 Scott, Martha 51, 85, 77 Seamark, Jean 31, 68 Sebastian, Sue 85, 162, 102 Sederlund, Jon 162, 98 Sederlund, Martha 82, 162 Serrels, Jim Shamp, Joyce 187, 51, 74 Shattuck, Kathie 69, 162, 65 Shaver, Dennis 41, 62, 97 Shaver, Kathy 69, 82, 77, 162 Shaver, Sharon 51, 82, 77 Shaver, Vicki 31, 68, 77 Sheldon, Chuck 163 Shidler, Rosa Lee 163 Shinsky, Gary 31, 96 Shinsky, Rick 51, 98 Shiraef, Millie 51 Shumaker, Connie 85, 163 Shumaker, David 31 Shumaker, Diana 41, 85 Shumaker, Linda 41 Sidman, Margaret 51, 69, 78 Silvas, Dave 51, 98 Simison, Carol 41 Simpson, Roy 31,. 62, 64 Sisler, Marie 51 Slatton, Jim 51 Slatton, Linda 31 Slaughter, Ann 178, 51, 58, 59, 163 Slaughter, James Sleight, Jim 76, 163 Sleight, JoAnn 51 Slider, Frederick 52, 75, 63 Slider, Linda 69, 82 Slocum, Mike 41, 62, 65, 97 Smith, Barbara 41 Smith, Bonnie 31 Smith, Greg 52 Smith, Janet 41 Smith, Karen 32 Smith, Kathy 31 Smith, Martha 75, 63, 163 Smith, Mar f Ellen 19, 164 Smith, Rosalie 59, 91, 164 Smith, Steven 32 202 Smith, Susan 52 Snyder, Cathy 52, 74 Snyder, Cristie 52 Snyder, David 164 Snyder, Michael 52, 82, 58, 97. Ill, 103 Southward. Dennis 52, 76 Southward, Jean 41 Sowers, Melody 85, 79, 164 Spaniolo, Jon 41 Spotts, Dave 164 Sprague, Robert 164 Squibb, Nancy 62, 112, 165 Squire, Diane 41 Squire, Sandy 41 Stanke, Dawn 32 Stanizone, Debbie 32 Stanizone, Jane Stevens, Richard 63, 165 Steward, Claudia 41 Steward, Martha 32, 68, 165 Steward, Merlin 52 Steward. Nina 165 Stewart, William 41 Stickles, Mervell 32 Stickles, William 41 Stiver, David 52 Stiver, Deborah 41 St. John, Tom 41, 62, 65, 97 Stone, Tom 42 Stooks, Linda 82, 165 Stooks, Russell 32, 97, 110 Stults, Jack 32, 96, 110 Stults, Joan 69, 165 Stults, Karen 42 Sumeriz, Carl 32 Sweezey, Nelson 52 Swift, Dennis 52 Swift, Duane 52, 55, 90, 91, 98 Tank, Patrick 32, 96 Tank, Terralene 166 Tappen, John 52 Taylor, Jerry 42, 62, 97 Taylor, Sandra 69, 82, 77, 166 Taylor, Steven 52, 75, 63, 62, 64, 98 Taylor, Stewart 32, 76, 96 Telfer, Bruce 52 Telfer, Kathy 75, 166 Thomas, Bill 52, 98 Thompson, Albert 42, 98 Thompson, Connie 42 Thompson, Duane 32 Thompson, Edith 52, 78, 85 Thompson, Frank 32, 96, 110 Thompson, Jean 32 Thompson, Phil 166 Thompson, Susan 52, 69, 78 Tiedgen, Sherrie 44, 52, 90 Tobin, Daniel 32, 96 Tomlinson, Ronald 52 Tonsor, Pat 32 Tooker, Randal 52, 95 Toutant, Linda 34, 42, 83, 79 Travis, Beverly 52 Tropp, Justin 32 Tropp, Wally 69, 78 Turner. Dan 52 Turner, Don 166 Turner, Julia Turner, Nancy 52 Turngren, Bill 167, 198 Turngren, Cathy 42 Tyler, Lyle 53 Tyler, Rex 32 Umbarger, Bruce 32 Umbarger, Chris 53, 83, 55 Underwood, Gary 32 Upright, Chris 32 Urie, Sharon 85, 167 Vale, Roxy 42, 83 VanAlstine, Ernest 76, 167 VanAlstine, Jeanett 167 VanDeMoortel, Barry VanDenDriessche, James 32, 96 VanDorpe, Dan 42 VanSkike, Brenda 53, 75, 83, 78. 55 Vedder. Alana 75, 82, 77, 167 Vedder, Gary 42 Vinson, Jerry 32, 72, 97, 110 Vrogindewey, Jill 24, 32 Wakley, Dennis 53 Wakley, Mary 32 Wakley, Mike 42, 76 Walker, Denny 76, 167 Walker, Linda 53 Wall, Jerry 32 Walters, James 32, 97, 110 Walters, Lynn 32 Walters, Martha 53 Ward, Ron 53 Waters, Mary 32 Watling, Gary 168 Watson, Philip 168 Watson, Tom 33, 76 Weaver, Clare 33, 97 Weaver, Karen Wehr, Judith 53, 70, 74, 55 Wehr, Mark 33, 96 Welch, Jane 42, 85 Welch, Rex 53 Wells, Gary 33 Wells, Pat 168 Wells. Ronald 42 Welsh, Joyce 33 Wencel, Julie 33 Wendel, Barbara 33 Weseman, Judy 42. 85, 79. 74. 58 Weseman, Mark 33, 96 Weseman, Sid 58, 62, 70, 168. 178 West. Janice 53, 68 Wheaton, Leland 44, 53, 55. 58. 91 Wheaton, Linda 42, 85, 77 Whipple, Jim 42, 76 Whipple, Kathleen 33 Whitely, John 33, 97, 111 White. James 33, 58, 74, 110 Whitinger. Joyce 53 Whitney. Charlene 168 Whitney, Sherrie 42 Wilbur, Martin 42 Wildern, Jeffrey 33, 97, 110 Wiley. Craig 33 Williams, Jim 89, 168 Williams, Paul 33, 96 Williams, Rick 42 Williams, Ted Willis. Joyce 42, 74. 85 Willis, Sandra 42, 74 Willoughby, Gary 33, 96 Willoughby, Steve 42 Wilmore, Candy 53, 55 Wilmore, Charlene 82, 58, 169 Wilmore, Eric 34, 42, 62, 65, 97, 111 Wilmore, Michelle 169 Wilmore, Todd 33, 110 Wilson, Cheryl Withrow, Donna 53 Wohlgemuth, Deborah 42 Wolodko, Donna 33 Wood, Nancy 69, 85 Wood, Stanley 76, 169, 102 Woodbeck, Alan 42 Woodhams, Ivan 64, 62, 169 Woodhams, Lee 33, 76 Woodworth, Carl 33, 62, 64, 76, 96 Woodworth, Carol 53, 77 Woodworth, Harry 62, 64, 76, 169 Woodworth, Jane 53 Wright, Joan 33, 78 Wright, Karen 130, 170 Wright, Lucille 53 Wright, Nancy 42 Wright, Ronald 53, 72 Wright, Tom 33, 53, 59, 95, 178 Wyblc, Norman 53 Wyble. Shirley 33 Wyne, Don 53. 55 Wyne. Norm 33 Young, Ed 42 Young, Linda 33 Zakora, Leroy 33 Zima, Margie 170 Zima. Shirlie 53, 74, 77 Zimmerlee. Sue 53. 174 Zimmer lee. Judy 33 TEACHERS Adkinson, Sarah 82, 18 AveriII, Eretha 63, 19 Bartilson, Stanley 12 Beebe, Gary 14, 97 Bellinger, Oral 16 Berghorst, B. J. 15, 55 Bogner, John 19 Bowyer. Ruth 13 Cooper, Frances 77, 17 Coss, James 12 Darscheid, John 13 Davis. Barbara 13 Dickinson, David 13, 78 Ferrier. James 12, 62, 65, 96 Ferrier, Rhea 13, 111 Fisher. Sue 15. 74 Flower, Marvin 16 Frever, William 14 Gobel. Malcolm 12 Goodling. Judith 55, 18 Goodling, Norman 15, 55 Gregory, Pete 82, 18 Hamann, Nancy 13 Hughes, Dorothy 15, 75 Huitema, Sidney 14, 62, 64, 98 lauch, Mildred 19 Lantz, David 15, 68, 69 Latham, Alfrava 13, 88. 90 McNeil, Glen 12 Murch, Michael 12, 83, 96 Potter, Suzanna 18 Powell, Robert 3, 15 Raterink, Bernard 98, 18 Ray, Clyde 76, 17 Ray. Violet 17 Robbe, Marjorie Robbe, Ronald 14, 97, HO Rogers, Becky 19 Schultheiss, Ronald 16, 95 Smith, Don 16 Smith, John 9 Stafford, Horace 16 Steward, Lowell 14 Sutton, Donald 12 Toutant, Eldred 18 Yoder, Edward 16 203 Autographs 204 Autographs 205 Autographs 206 Autographs 207 nd of each school year, j H arbook staff proudly presents the CHARHIAN to the student body. This year is no exception! Again this year, we are very proud tohpresent to you, the student body, the 1965 CHARHIAN. ThJstaff, working together, has tried -tin recapture the year’s events for ■’you to remember and treasure. We feel we have succeeded and hope you find this to be true. ,AY'e wish to thank everyone who has helped in any way to make this book possible. I wish to thank everyone of the staff members for all the hard work and effort he has put forth for the book. Sincerely Rosalie Smith, Editor PARCEL POST AND STAMPS