Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

A .. 1 Charhian Published by CHARHIAN Staff of Charlotte High School Charlotte, Michigan Vol. 37 Alfrava Latham, Advisor The high school years pass all too soon. One year fades into another and we have found one more activity to occupy our extra minutes. Here we present some of those joyous moments that came to students this year. W I 2 3 Proudly We Dedicate The 1 969 CHARHIAN To Mr. Ron Schultheiss For his many hours as a teacher, a coach, and a true friend, the staff honors this great guy with the dedication for the 1969 CHARHIAN. The friends Mr. Schultheiss has made with the students are in- numerable. His ability as a coach to make athletes out of boys goes unsurpassed. His abilities put him high above others and rank him high on the list of favorite CHS teachers. 5 Farewell, Class Of LXIX I’m really going to miss you people.” Julie . . . now Julie, don’t be up- set.” Graduation is nearly here. The Class of ’69 will soon depart but will leave many fond memories. This page is de- voted to the Class of LXIX. Long may they live and keep hangin' in there! The Senior Artists Gar, Jeffrey Will, Gross and Barb K FACULTY • „ ADMINISTRATION d 9 MR. ELWOOD LARSON—Superintendent As superintendent of the Charlotte School System, Mr. Elwood Larsen assumes the great deal of loyalty and energy needed to fulfill his position. He has been with us for three years and continues to do an excellent job with his responsibilities. Mr. Larsen works in cooperation with the School Board and coordinates the policies they set. ADMINISTRATION: steady hanc directior MR. JOHN SMITH—Assistant Superintendent Mr. John Smith has spent much of his time within the walls of the Charlotte School System. Twenty years ago he started as principal and taught math and social studies along with Latin. Now he remains a dedicated man as assistant superintendent to Mr. Elwood Larsen. 10 a of MR. JAMES CHAMPION—Principal Always busy, always interested—Mr. Cham- pion keeps CHS operating smoothly and ef- ficiently—yet he seems to find time to lend an understanding hand in faculty and student problems. He works throughout the summer improving our curriculum by assigning teachers to areas they are best qualified for. Yet, his main interest lies in the well being of the student body. MR. MALCOLM GOBEL—Assistant Principal Keeping a busy schedule, Mr. Gobel gives his valuable assistance in the expanding re- sponsibilities of the administration. He spends a great deal of his time recording daily attendance along with handling disci- pline. Mr. Gobel is athletic director for all sports and takes time out as cross country coach. Mr. John Smith’s Secretary—MRS. LORRAINE ALLEN Mr. Elwood Larsen’s Secretary—MRS. EVELYN FISCHER School Accountant—MR. ROGER HALIFAX MR. ELDRED TOUTANT Community School Director I? School Board Dedicates Time Responsible for the administration in the Charlotte School System is our SCHOOL BOARD. Very few realize the time and criticism involved in being a board member. These men must leave their work and families whenever a meeting is called and if involved they stay until 1 or 2 in the morning. Currently the problem of our growing student population and the need for new schools occupy much of the Board’s time. To solve a portion of this, � new high school will be built and hopefully in use by January, 1970. The 1968-69 Charlotte SCHOOL BOARD members (seated from left to right) are President, MR. E. J. YOUNG; Treasurer, MR. BRUCE M. BRIAN; Secretary, MR. C. L. SQUIBB; Trustee, MR. D. E. HAINES; (standing) Trustee, MR ROBERT W. JOHNSON; Trustee, MR. WILLIAM W. WHITE; Trustee, MR. CARL SCHROTH. 13 ENGLISH developes communication MISS BARBARA HILE Speech, Directed Reading, Drama Workshop,L Novel MRS. PATRICIA HORRAI.L Introduction to Drama, Basic Communication, Mass Media, Po- etry MISS ALl-RAVA LATHAM Creative Writing, Charhian, Ex- pository Writing, American Litera- ture, English Literature skills MISS JULIE WINKEL Introduction to Reading, Directed Reading, Business English, Basic Communication, Debate MRS. JACQUELINE HILL Individual Work, Basic Reading Writing, Non-Fiction G MISS DOROTHY HUGHES French II, French III, Spanish II, Spanish III and IV MRS. SUE FISHER French I, Spanish I, Short Stories, Writing Workshop 15 a fool with practical value MR. DALE ACKLEY Algebra II, Plane and Solid Geom- etry MR. JAMES FERRIER Algebra II and Trigonometry, Alge- bra II 16 MR. GLENWOOD McNEIL Biology, Advanced Biology MR. DALE LONG Chemistry, Physical Science I MR. DAVID ROBERTS Biology, Biological Science QCIENCE: meets new challenges MR. DAVID McNEILLY Physics, Physical Science II, Basic Electricity SOCIAL STUDIES: an understanding of the past provides a key to the future MR. JOHN PATRICK Basic U. S. History, U. History, American Heritage MR. LOWELL STEWARD Federal System, U. S. History, Seminar in American History MR. KENT FRID Economics and American Sys- tem, Western Culture, Federal System, Problems of Democracy MR. RONALD ROBBE European History, U. S. His- tory, Civics MISS JANET HARMS Stenography I, Speedwriting, Typing II, Personal Typing MR. FRED BISKIE Typing I, Bookkeeping, General Business, Business Mathematics MR. PETE GREGORY Personal Typing, Stenography II, Business Machines MR. GARY BEEBE General Business, Business Law, Retailing, Salesmanship c 0 M M E R C I A L 19 VOCATIONAL ARTS: prepare for the future MR. RONALD SCHULTHEISS Wood Shop, Shop Mathematics, Shop English MR. EDWARD YODER Home Construction MR. ORAL BELLINGER General Shop MRS. VIOLET RAY Learn to Sew, Housing, Family Life, Home Economics I MRS. SARA BISKIE Home Economics II, Advanced Food, Individual Clothing MR. MARVIN FLOWER Machine Shop I, Machine Shop II MR. CLYDE RAY Agriculture I, Agriculture II, Agri- culture III and IV, Conservation, Adult Farmers GUIDANCE MR. DARRELL COOK Director CO-OP MRS. MILDRED RICHARDS Counselor MR. WILEORD ROHLFS MRS. BEVERLY BOGNER Office MR. DONALD SMITH 8PECIAL-EDUCATI0N Vocational Advisors MRS. MARGARET CALANDRO Drawing, Painting, Commercial Art, Crafts, Sculpture FINE ARTS: MR. ROBERT MOHRE Physical Education MR. HORACE STAFFORD Drafting I and II, Exploratory Drafting, Shop English, Journalism 22 MR. ROBERT POWELL Senior Band, Band 9, Jr. High Band OFFICE: MRS. BARBARA FHANER COOKS: Top: MRS. CRYSTAL WHEA- TON, MRS. BETH YOUNGS Left: MRS. NORMA FRANTZ, MRS. HELEN DUNCAN Right: MRS. HELEN BOBCIK, MRS. DOROTHY SOWERS (bottom row) VERLIN SHAVER, BOB WILLIAMS, BRYAN VAN SKIKE, BOB PRUDEN, JOHN BANFIELD, VIVIAN BOUGHNER, DALE HENNINGS, JACK COOK, PAT DUNNING, EDMAN GRIER, NANCY McDONALD, DOROTHY SHATTUCK, PAULINE GRIER. BARBARA MOORE, COLLEEN GGINGRICH, LESTER RAYMER, LAWRENCE CROZIEK (row in bus windows) LAURA MAY WILLIAMS, ELMER CONLEY, MARCELLA GEARHART, DORENE STANTON Top: ROBERT HACKWORTH Right: DON ALLEN, FRED KING Not Shown: VERN BEL- COPLIN, VERLEY SHAVER . . my name jj iv who threw that? President Vice-President This year the Senior Class was involved in many activities and traditional senior functions. Chosen to guide the Class of ’69 through the trials and trib- ulations of activities in their final year of high school were Tom Bytwork, president; Betsy White, vice-president; Becky Hall, secretary; and Kathie Smith, treasurer. Secretary Treasurer 28 JO ANNE ALLEN Jodi Class Secretary 1 Charlo Skiers 1 Band 1 CARL JOSEPH ARCHER Joe Football 1 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 JOAN P. ARCHER Jodi O’Rafferty High School 1 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Homecoming Queen 3 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Charlo Skiers 2, 3 Student Council 4 Citizenship Committee 2 Co-op 4 BRUCE FREDERICK ATTWELL Band 1, 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4 Charlo Skiers 3, 4 STEPHEN MICHAEL ARNOLD Beef Band 1, 2 Charlo Skiers 4 Co-op 4 ROBERT KENDY BABCOCK Bob Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 ORANGE BLACK 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Footlighteers 4 Co-op 4 29 BARBARA GAIL BAIER Barb Florida School 1, 2 Student Council 4 F.T.A. 4 Campus Life 3 Pep Club 3 N.H.S. 4 LINDA MARIE BAILEY Band 1, 2 F.H.A. 1 • a JANE ANNE BARSTOW Amazon Charlaquettes 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Les Reveurs 1 Charlo Skiers 3 ORANGE BLACK 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee NORA ELIZABETH BARTOLACCI Nora F.T.A. 3, 4 Journalism Queen 1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Play Committee Pep Club I, 3. 4 DIANNE LYNN BAUM Dian JOHN LEONARD BELLINGER Fonebone West Jr. 1 Charlo Skiers 2, 3, 4 30 RAY ALLEN BETTS Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Charlo Skiers 4 Track 2, 3 Co-op 4 MICHAEL LYNN BIGGS Bigsy Golf 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1 SUSAN ELIZABETH BLACK Sue Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Les Reveurs 1 Debate 3 Forensics 2 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Footlighteers 4 CATHERINE JEAN BOGNER Bog Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2; Pres. 3, 4 Campus Life 1, 2 Footlighteers 2; Sec. 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 1, 2 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee CHARHIAN 3; Underclass 4 Forensics 2 Young Democrats 4 SHARON ANN BRADLEY F.T.A. 1, 2; Treas. 3; Pres. 4 Les Reveurs 1, 2; Treas 3; Hist. 4 Forensics 2 N.H.S. 3; Treas. 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Deutsche Welle 3; Vice-Pres. 4 Student Council 4 VIRGINIA MARIE BRANDON Ghiny 31 JULIE ANNE BRUCE Jewel G.A.A. 1, 2 Charlo Skiers 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 ORANGE BLACK Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee MICHAEL SCOTT BRUCE C W Football 1 Track 1, 2 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee ROBERT JOHN BRIGGS Bob Football 1 Baseball 3, 4 DAN BRIONES Co-op 4 CHRISTINA ROSE BRUCH Chris F.H.A. 1 Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 DIANE SUE BRYAN Dee Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 2, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 32 ROSE ANNE BURT Rosebud THOMAS A. BYTWORK Byta Football 1, 2 Cross Country 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 4 LARRY E. CAGLE Football 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Wrestling Club 4 33 DONALD LEE CARTER Don Co-op 4 SHIRLEY JEAN CARUTHERS Choir 1, 2 Charlo Skiers 3, 4 LUCINDA ROSE CASEY Cindy Charlaquettes 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Co-op 4 JOHN CASTANEDA Co-op 3 SHEILA KAY CHAMPLIN She Pep Club 4 F.T.A. 4 SUSAN S. CHAPLIN Sue Chorus 1 Student Council 1 34 ANNE MARIE CHRISTENSEN Anne Pep Club 2 GARY WAYNE CLOUSE Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3 Track Mgr. 2, 3 KATHY LOU COLLINS Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Charlo Skiers 1, 2 Jr. Play Committee JANET DYANNE CONLEY Janet Band 1; Twirler 2, 3, 4; Asst. Treas. 4 Jr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Student Council 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Assembly Committee 3 Charlo Skiers 4 SHERILYN JOANNA CONLEY George Band 1, 2, 3; Asst. Sec. 4 Co-op 4 Homecoming Queen 4 FREDERICK H. COOK Fred Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Footlighteers 4 Deutsche Welle 3, 4 Exchange Student 3 35 HARRY ALLEN COVELL Football Mgr. 3, 4 Co-op 4 SUE ELLEN COPENHAVER Suellen Charlaquettes 1, 2; Treas. 3, 4 CHARHIAN 3; Seniors 4 G.A.A. 1, 4 Les Reveurs 2, 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Student Council 4 Journalism Queen 2 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Cheerleading 2, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Class Secretary 3 Charlo Skiers 2, 4 CINDY IRENE CRIBLEY Red Pep Club 3 BRUCE ALLEN CRANDALL Bac Baseball 2 Debate 2 Deutsche Welle 4 N.H.S. 4 STEVEN LEE CROSS Steve Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Cross Country 4 Wrestling 4 JULIE ANN CROSS Sam Pep Club 3 36 KAREN ANN CROYLE Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Play Committee Pep Club 4 JOYCE ANN DAVIDSON Jo ROBERT A. DAVIS Bob Football 1 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 BRUCE D. DICKINSON Duker Basketball 1, 2 Tennis 1 Charlo Skiers 4 Track 4 37 SHARON ANNE DISLER Sherry G.A.A. 1 Charlaquettes 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 2 F.T.A. 3 Les Reveurs 2 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee JULIE ANNE DOMANGUE Jo Chorus 2 Charlo Skiers 4 DANA MARIE DROSCHA Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Les Reveurs 1, 2, 3; Treas. 4 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 Campus Life 2, 3, 4 DEBRA JEAN DUNNING Deb Band 1, 2; Librarian 3, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Footlighteers 3; Treas. 4 Citizenship Committee Chairman 4 NANE'ITE DIANE DUNNING Nan Chorus 1, 2 Charlo Skiers 2 F.T.A. 3 Co-op 4 PATRICIA KAY DUNNING Pat Les Reveurs 1 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee ORANGE BLACK 4 Footlighteers 1, 2 38 PATRICIA LEA EMENHISER Pat Student Council 2 Charlo Skiers 4 Co-op 4 STEPHEN WAYNE FERRELL Rabbi Footlighteers 1, 2; Pres. 3, 4 Les Reveurs 1, 2; Pres. 3; Sec. 4 Deutsche Welle 3, 4 CHARHIAN 3; Activities 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Boys’ State 3 Jr. Play Cast Jr. Play Student Director Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Young Democrats 4 KENNETH PETER FLEES Ken Football 1 Charlo Skiers 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 CONNIE SUE FLEMING Charlaquettes 1; Sec. 2; 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 G.A.A. 1 Charlo Skiers 2, 3 F.T.A. 3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Journalism Queen 3 RENfe RUSSELL FOLSOM Ne' Charlaquettes 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Class Treasurer 3 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Exchange Student 3 Co-op 4 CHRISTINA RAE FORD Chris Les Reveurs 3; Pres. 4 F.T.A. 3; Treas. 4 ORANGE BLACK 4 Jr. Play Committee Chorus 1, 2 39 JOHN DOUGLAS FRANKS Les Reveurs 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 3, 4 N.H.S. 4 RUTH ELLEN FROST Red Middleville High School 1 WESLEY CRAIG FREDENBURG JUDITH DIANE FRENCH Wes Judy Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-op 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARHIAN 3; Sports 4 Jr-.-Sr. Prom Committee Charlo Skiers 3 Boys’ State 3 RODNEY LAVERN FULLER Rod Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Co-Capt. 4 Baseball 1, 2 Class Pres. 4 Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee ROGER LEE FULLERTON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Sentinel 4 40 BARBARA JEAN FULTON Barbe Lcs Reveurs 1, 2, 3 Charlaquettes 1, 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4 Charlo Skiers 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2 Assembly Committee 1 G.A.A. 1 CHARHIAN 3; Advertisements 4 N.H.S. 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee F.T.A. 4 STEVEN ERNEST GALVIN Calvin Football 2 Jr. Play Cast ROY DEAN GIDNER Les Reveurs 1 Stage Crew 1 Baseball 2 RODNEY LEE GILDING Rod Wrestling 1, 2 Wrestling Club 1 BARBARA SUE GARVEY Sue Chorus 1, 2 Campus Life 2 Pep Club 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee DARREL LYNN GINGRICH Sparrow Cross Country 1 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling Club 1, 2, 4 41 JERRY NEAL GODDARD Neighbor Baseball 1 Co-op 4 DENNIS ALLEN GOOD Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Boys’ State 3 DALE EARL GOODRICH Debate 1, 2, 3 Forensics 1, 2 Football 1 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3 DIANE RENEE GOULD Los Amigos 3; Pres. 4 PATRICIA JO GOULD Pat Les Reveurs 2, 3 F.T.A. 2, 3 Student Council 3 Jr. Play Committee Chorus 1, 2 MATTHEW MARSHALL GRAVES Malt Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Co-op 4 42 MICHAEL BILL GRIER A1 ike Football 1 Co-op 4 MIKE STEVEN HALBEISEN Crease Monkey Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 ERNEST HACKWORTH JR. Bruce Tennis 2, 3, 4 REGINALD WAYNE HAMILTON Reg Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 WENDY KAY GRIFFIN Wendy Pep Club 3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee REBECCA JEAN HALL Becky Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 3 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 2 Jr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Footlighteers 4 Class Secretary 2, 4 43 LINDA LEE HUNTOON 44 JAMES JERB JONES Jim Baseball 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Cast F.T.A. 4 DAVID JOHN KETTNER Dave Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1; Mgr. 2, 3 GARY LEE KANE SUSAN CAROL KEREKES Sue JIM KING BARBARA JEAN KOZIOL Cross Country 1 Barb Co-op 4 PcP CIub 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Footlighteers 4 Jr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Les Reveurs 1, 2 N.H.S. 4 VICKI LYNN LEITER Vickit PEARL ANN LEWIS MICHELE JUDANNE LITTICH Shelly Pep Club 2, 3 Girls’ State 3 CONNIE KAY LOWE Con Charlaquettes 1 Co-op 4 46 ARCHIE DOUGLAS LUMBERT III Arch Les Rcveurs 1, 2 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-op 4 PENNY KATHLEEN LUMBERT Nickel Pep Club 1 Charlo Skiers 1 F.H.A. 1 Band 1, 2, 3 GAIL ANNE McCUNE Gay Pep Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 3 Charlo Skiers 4 Jr. Play Committee STEVEN GLENN McDIARMID Steve 47 JANICE MARIE McGEE Jan Co-op 4 Charlo Skiers 4 KAREN MAE McGILLIS Dobi Choir 1, 2 Troubadours 3, 4 F.T.A. 1 Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4 Footlighteers 2 RODNEY LYNN McGILVRA Rod Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Football 1 HENRY EARL McLANE Troubadours 3, 4 Campus Life 3, 4 Football Mgr. 2 ANNIE JO McLEAN Fan Student Council 3; Mayor 4 Los Amigos 2, 3 Cheerleading Mgr. 2, 3; Asst. Advisor 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee N.H.S. 3, 4 CHARHIAN 3; Editor 4 Footlighteers 4 MARTHA KAY McLEOD Moose Student Council 3 Girls' State 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Charlo Skiers 1 Co-op 4 48 EDWARD LYNN MAGOON Co-op 4 KATHLEEN ANN MAHAN Kathy Jr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Pep Club 3, 4 Les Reveurs 1 Charlo Skiers 4 Footlighteers 4 JANICE KAY MARTIN JEFFREY W. MARTIN Mf Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 PEGGY LEE MARTIN Peg Charlaquettes 1, 2, 3; Pres. 4 Les Reveurs 2 Charlo Skiers 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Les Faiseurs Treas. 4 Student Council 4 ORANGE BLACK 3, 4 RICHARD JOSEPH MARTIN Dick St. Bernard Seminary 1 Deutsche Welle 3 49 MARILYN MAURA MATHEWS Charlaquettes 2 F.T.A. 2, 3 ORANGE BLACK 3, 4 JOHN A. MATTHEWS DENNIS ALLEN MAY Daisy Football 1 Co-op 4 PAMELA ANN MEHLBERG Pam Les Revcurs 1 Pep Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Footlighteers 4 Charlo Skiers 4 LUCINDA EDNA MILLER Cindy F.H.A. 1, 2 Pep Club 3 JACQUELINE SUE MILLS Shorty Pep Club 3 50 PATRICIA ANN MOORE Pat F.H.A. 1 Pep Club 4 F.T.A. 4 STEVEN LEE MOORE Steve Football 1, 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 4 BRENDA LOUISE MORRIS Troubadours 3, 4 TIMOTHY EMERSON MORRIS Tim Football 1, 2 Stage Crew 1; Mgr. 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Choir 1, 2 Troubadours 3, 4 Campus Life 4 Footlighteers 4 CHUCK EDMUND MURRAY Charlie Co-op 4 JEROLD xMARK NORRIS Mark F.F.A. 1, 2 Co-op 4 51 BRENDA DIANE PRATT Pep Club 1 GARY LEE PRIESMAN Gar Co-op 4 Wrestling 1 VICTOR EUGENE PARISH MARGARET PEREZ Martie Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 4 Jr. Prom Committee Los Amigos 3 Pep Club 4 STEVEN BRADLY OLSON Steve CAROL IRENE PALACIOS Co-op 4 52 LINDA LOU PYLE Washington High School 1, 2 Northmont High 3 Loyalsock High 3 Rockford High 3 ERNEST EUGENE RAMSEY Ernie RODNEY EDWIN RANDALL Rod F.F.A. 1, 2; Sec. 3; 4 LARRY ROBERT RANSHAW Baseball 2, 3, 4 Boys' State 3 PATRICIA LYNNE RHINES T ricia Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Cast F.H.A. 1, 2 Co-op 4 DONALD EARL RICE Doon Football 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 4 Co-op 4 53 MALINDA JANE ROLFE N.H.S. 3; Hist. 4 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Hist. 4 Les Faiseurs 4 Les Reveurs 2, 3, 4 ORANGE BLACK 4 Choir 1 Campus Life 2 DEBRA SUZANNE ROBINSON Debbie Charlaquettes 1 G.A.A. 2 Girls' State 3 STEPHEN H. ROHDY Steve Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee CATHERINE ANN RONNING Cathy Band 1, 2, 3, 4 GLEN HAROLD RUDESILL Martin VanBuren Football 1, 2 Golf 1, 2 Charlo Skiers 4 ORANGE BLACK 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Band 1 54 JOHN WAITE RUSSELL Stitch Football 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 JON THOMAS RYPSTRA Straw Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Boys' State PATTI KAY SCHNECKENBERGER Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Play Committee TERESA LYNNE SCHULTZ T erri Pep Club 4 RYAN JAMES SANDERS Kayo Jr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee CORALIE ANN SCOTT Corky Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-op 4 55 SUSAN KAY SERRELS Sue SUS ANNE K. SHAULL Sue Student Council 1 N.H.S. 3; Pres. 4 Pep Club 1 Sweetheart Queen 2 CHARHIAN 3; Advertisements 4 Les Faiseurs Pres. 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee RUSSELL RAY SHELTON Russ Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Charlo Skiers 4 ANNETTE SHEPHERD T wig Olivet High 1, 2 Co-op 4 Charlo Skiers 4 VICKIE LEE SHERMAN Vickie Pep Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee DOUGLAS DWIGHT SHUMAKER Doug 56 MELISSA JEAN SHUMAKER Los Amigos 4 FT.A. 2 N.H.S. A TAMMERA KAYE SKAGGS Tam Pep Club 2, 3, A F.T.A. 3 Charlo Skiers 3 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee JO-ANN LETIA SLIDER Los Amigos 3, A GANENE KAY SLOCUM Les Reveurs 1 Charlo Skiers 1, 2 Citizenship Committee 3 Jr. Play Committee Jr. Sr. Prom Committee Pep Club 2, 3, A Wrestling Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 ORANGE BLACK A Charlaquettes 1, 2, 3 ELBERTA FAY SMITH Al Pep Club 2 Charlo Skiers 2 KATHLEEN EVELINE SMITH Kathie Class Treasurer 4 Jr. Play Cast Footlighteers 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee ORANGE BLACK 4 Student Council 1, 4 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-op 4 57 MARGARET DIANE SMITH Marg Les Reveurs 1, 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Band 1 STEVEN DOUGLAS SPARKS Steve Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 3, 4 Los Amigos 2, 3, 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Footlighteers 4 Boys’ State 3 CONNIE SPENCER Spence Transfer Student 1 Charlo Skiers 4 58 ROYAL ALFRED PERRY STICKLES Co-op 4 JANET SUE SUTTON Les Reveurs 2, 3, 4 Deutsche Welle 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 2 DALE ARTHUR SUMERIX DONALD CHARLES SUTTON Troubadours 2, 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 3, 4 JOHN CHARLES SWANSON Football 1 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball Mgr. 3 Student Council Coordinator 4 Charlo Skiers 2, 3, 4 DEAN HOWARD THOMPSON Football 1 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4 59 KAREN JANE THOMPSON Pep Club 1 PEGGY LYNN TIEDGEN Peg Cheerleading 1 Homecoming Queen 1 Student Council 2 Co-op 4 KEITH AUSTIN TROPP Sam Football 1 Wrestling 4 CHARLES D. URIE feO DEBORA JO VALE Deb F.H.A. 1 Choir 1, 2 Troubadours 3; Sec. 4 F.T.A. 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4 Los Amigos 2; Sec. 3 Student Council 3, 4 N.H.S. 3; Sec. 4 Jr. Play Committee Co-op 4 BARBARA JEANNE VanDeMOORTEL Barb Choir 1, 2 Troubadours 3; Treas. 4 Co-op 4 JAMES C. VanDORPE Jim MONTE BRYAN VanSKIKE Monte Jr. Play Cast Los Amigos 2, 3, 4 Footlighteers 4 Co-op 4 61 DEANNA MARLENE VEDDER Marlene F.H.A. 1, 2 Campus Life 3, 4 LARRY VEDDER LARRY DON VINSON Football 1 F.F.A. 2 Co-op 3, 4 JOSEPH VINCENT WHITAKER Joe Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Jr. Play Cast Deutsche Welle 4 62 ELIZABETH ANN WHITE Betsy Cheerleading 2, 3; Co Capt. 4 Charlaquettes 1; Hist. 2; Vice-Pres. 3; 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Les Reveurs 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 G.A.A. 1, 4 F.T.A. 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Reigning Queen 4 Charlo Skiers 4 MARTIN SHERMAN WILCOX Brown Eye St. John’s Military Academy 1, 2 ORANGE Sc BLACK 4 Jr. Play Cast Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Charlo Skiers 3, 4 Exchange Student 3 PAULA JEAN WILEY Paul F.H.A. 1 Wrestling Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2, 4 Los Amigos 4 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee JANET MARIE WILLIS Jan G.A.A. 1 Les Reveurs 1; Treas. 2 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Sec. 4 Cheerleading 1; Capt. 2; Co-Capt. 3, 4 Student Council 4 Sweetheart Queen 1 Class Treasurer 2 CHARHIAN 3; Faculty 4 Charlo Skiers 2, 3, 4 LORRAINE JEAN WILMORE Class Treasurer 1 Pep Club 1, 2; Sec. 3; Pres. 4 Les Reveurs 1, 2 Assembly Committee 2 Jr. Play Committee Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee F.T.A. 3, 4 Sweetheart Queen 3 Student Council Secretary 3 Cheerleading Mgr. 2 Charlo Skiers 2 Knapp’s Young Am. Board 4 63 PATTY ANN WOLODKO Pat F T.A. 3; Sec. 4 RICK LEE WOODWORTH Woody Football 1 Track 2 Co-op 4 LINDA WRIGHT Lynda Co-op 4 NEIL JAMES WRIGHT 64 SANDRA YOUNG Scindi Charlo Skiers 4 Co-op 4 WILLIAM N. ZIMMERLEE Wild Willy Class President 1 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Charlo Skiers 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Cross Country 2, 3 Basketball 1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Play Committee Track 1, 2 NANCY CLOUSE BODELL NOT PICTURED ARE DANIEL RAY CANTERBURY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 THOMAS V. GARDNER Gar Football 2, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Charlo Skiers 3, 4 Jr. Play Committee Grand Ledge High 1 JAMES E. RIEBEN Jim KATHRYN E. ROBBINS Kathy JACK LEE ZAKORA Co-op 4 65 Bill A ftt Kathy Lou You Debbie Ray Allen John Marsha Othy Malinda Betsy 66 Ken Harold Tam Sue Steve (lliltk Lorraine Janet •FK H Shelly 67 69 The year 1969 has brought another class of seniors to the end of their high school career. For them, the meetings and festivities have come to a close. No more will they partici- pate in the various assemblies, worry about their initiations, or anticipate the announcement of officers. Even though the seniors have college and a new life to look forward to, they will still reminisce their years at CHS. The underclassmen, however, can still look ahead to the year when they are seniors and all the memories yet to be made. The seniors wrll leave, another class will move in to take their place and a new year will begin. 70 Spirit And Hopes . . . BOTTOM ROW: Harry' Nelson, Bob Johns, Steve Rohdy, Bob Babcock, John Mahan, Rod Fuller, Mike Schneckenberger, Mgr. Dave Mohre SECOND ROW: Terry- Mohre, Steve Wildern, Bob Pabst, Gary Cravener, Russ Shelton, Dave Simon, Todd Squibb, Mgr. Steve Willard THIRD ROW: Mark Smuts, Randy Crandall, Tom Gardner, Paul Davis, Wes Fredenburg, Steve Sparks, Jack Davis, Mgr. Greg Shaver FOURTH ROW: Coach Robert Mohre, John Bartolacci, Doug Whitson, Dave Fuller, Rod Cook, Rich Bearup, Fred Tobin, Eric Cherry-, Coach Dave Roberts VARSITY FOOTBALL CHS Sept. 13 Eaton Rapids 6-14 Sept. 20 Lakewood 0-14 Sept. 27 Grand Ledge 0-26 Oct. 4 Ionia 7-39 Oct. 11 Alma 12-20 Oct. 18 Waverly 0-33 Oct. 25 St. Johns 0-33 Nov. 1 Hastings 7-24 72 Johns comes up to fill the hole. Wildem comes tough at the six hole. . . . Lead Varsity Squad u Beek it.” Steve. Paul Davis comes back to grab a pass. 73 Bartolacci breaks a hard tackle. Johns waves to the crowd. Grand Ledge waves to the crowd. Cravener drops back to throw the bomb.” Junior Varsity Works For Future J. V. FOOTBALL Sept. 14 Eaton Rapids 0-13 Sept. 19 Lakewood 27- 0 Sept. 26 Grand Ledge 6-42 Oct. 3 Ionia 13-28 SCHEDULE Oct. 10 Alma 12-19 Oct. 17 Waverly • 6-41 Oct. 24 St. Johns 6-31 Oct. 31 Hastings BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Dave Wendel, Rod Baker, Gerald Uhl, John Larder, Randy Hinkley, Larry Foote, Kent Wildern SECOND ROW: Jim Pinch, Ted Lautncr, Jeff Lounds, Neil Gemalsky, Dave Williams, Dick Rohdy, Jeff Whitson, Coach Ron Robbe THIRD ROW: Pat Schneider, Rick Johnson, Lance Morey, Doug Brummette, Mike Watson, Dale Hunter, Dave Renault Freshmen Boast 6-2 Beason BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Ed Hosey, Eric Brown, Mike Beck, Ralph Davis, Tim Mohre, Mike Hennessey, Greg Lynch, Jim DeMuth SECOND ROW: Roger Loveland, Dave Good, Dale McGilvra, Pete Sprague, Rice Fowler, Tom Whitely, Lynn Weaver, Dan Brown THIRD ROW: Matt Morgan, Randy Miller, Wayne Galvin, Tom Burgie, Bob Lightner, Randy Rosenbrook, Bruce Geddie, Rick Olson FOURTH ROW: Terry Mullins, Mike Loveland, Gary Gearheart, Tom Shumaker, Joe Beck, Mike Shilling, Tom Richardson, Kevin Carpenter TOP ROW: Coach Ron Schultheiss, Don Moist, Don Casler, Randy Barrett. Mike Kingsberry, Coach John Patrick NOT PICTURED: Dwight Baur, Tom Heinzc, Jeff Scott, Mike Myers, Robert Lea, Jerry Lavcrty, Steve Larsen FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Sept. 14 Eaton Rapids 6- 8 Sept. 19 Lakewood 6-21 Sept. 26 Grand Ledge 13- 6 Oct. 3 Ionia 6-39 Oct. 10 Alma 18-27 Oct. 17 Waverly East 12-25 Oct. 24 Waverly West 13-19 Oct. 31 Hastings 26- 6 76 CROSS COUNTRY Sept. 12 Coldwater T Sept. 19 Hastings H Sept. 23 Harper Creek H Sept. 26 Eaton Rapids T Sept. 28 Napoleon Invit. Oct. 3 St. Johns H Oct. 5 Greyhound Invit. Oct. 8 Grand Ledge T Oct. 10 Lakewood H Oct. 17 Waverly, Alma T Oct. 19 Albion Invit. Oct. 26 Regional Oct. 30 West Central at Alma Nov. 1 STATE CHAMPS Harriers Take State Title McGilvra comes on strong. BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Steve Thompson, Terry Bytwork, Bill Chenoweth, Tom Bytwork, Jim Chenoweth SECOND ROW: Coach Malcolm Gobel, Dave Toutant, Steve Cross, Dave Shaffer, Howard Kane, Rod McGilvra 77 Jill Brad JUNIOR Ql FRFSHMAlfrAiEFN J Jo McLean—Head Manager Varsity Cheerleaders; Debbie Gordon—Manager Mrs. Pam Lewis—Advisor Sue Copenhaver—Alternate 80 Friendly, Tactful, Tireless Janet Willis Betsy White I Cherie Walters Barb Putman Kathy Kane 81 Cindy Arnold Claudia Champion JV Cheerleaders Muster School Spirit Cindy Whitely Jan Luddeke Jan Swanson 82 Wrestling Cheerleaders: 'Here For You, To Cheer For You!' LuAnn Archer—Mgr. 83 Oriol Th Actio basketball Sport BOTTOM ROW (left to right): John Bartolacci, Randy Carpenter, Steve Wildem, Clark Ballard, Tom Wytwork, John Mahan SECOND ROW: Russ Shelton, John Russell, Tom Rann, Paul Davis, Wes Fredenburg, Rod McGilvra, Jon Rypstra, Bob Davis, Manager—Doug Cove Lakewood 53 CHS 36 Eaton Rapids 54 63 Grand Ledge 46 69 Ionia 68 50 Alma 46 65 Waverly 73 53 St. Johns 72 51 Hastings 69 57 Lakewood 65 56 Grand Ledge 64 71 Eaton Rapids 50 69 Ionia 73 60 Alma 71 59 Waverly 64 60 St. Johns Hastings Varsity Has Trying Season 86 BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Toby Radee, Lance Morey, Tim Robinson, Dave Brown, Dick Rohdy SECOND ROW: Mike Sutton, Kent Wildern, Randy Crandall, Dave Renault, Don Hutchens, Dennis Barnett, Howard Kane, Rick Johnson CHS Lakewood 53 51 Eaton Rapids 56 61 Grand Ledge 49 73 Ionia 71 73 Alma 70 51 Waverly 48 51 St. Johns 62 64 Hastings 60 36 Lakewood 50 64 Grand Ledge 82 66 Eaton Rapids 48 53 Ionia 51 66 Alma 65 40 Waverly 70 72 St. Johns Hastings JV's - Spark Of Future Fire 87 1969 Qweetheart Royally 88 BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Tim Mohre, Dan Brown, Fred Flower, Tom Whitely, Mike Shilling SECOND ROW: Kim Masters, Manager; Dale McGilvra, Mike Fhaner, Mike Hennessey, Bill Byland, Mark Janeway THIRD ROW: Mike Loveland, Mike Beck, Tom Richardson, Carl Anderson, Dave Shaffer, Coach Ron Robbe Little Birds Flying High Lakewood 38 CHS 47 Ionia 55 64 Grand Ledge 28 58 Lakewood 64 47 Eaton Rapids 50 54 Hastings 59 83 Ionia 51 75 Grand Ledge 68 52 Waverly West 54 45 Waverly East Eaton Rapids Hastings 90 BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Mark Tokar, Dwight Bower, Danny Crandall, David Good, Guy Laverty, Clare Hewitt, Ron Odom, Shannon Brummette, Mike Loughan, Darrell Shook SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Schultheiss, Dennis Good, Mike Schneckenberger, Jeff Scott, David Brown, Darrel Gingrich, Rod Ful- ler. Randy Gingrich, Mike Watson THIRD ROW: Randy Stults, Ted Lautner, Ralph Laverty, Kevin Carpenter, Mark Morris, Larry Cagle, Dan Loughan FOURTH ROW: Neil Hogle, Ed Hosey, Dave Fuller, Robin Trachsel, Keith Wilson, Joe Archer Orioles Pin-Down CHS Coldwater 35 20 Eaton Rapids 29 20 Maple Valley 25 21 Harper Creek 24 21 Lakewood 32 16 O’Rafferty T. 4th Grand Ledge 11 39 Hastings Invit. 5th Ionia 42 10 10 — 2 Qeason Albion CHS 38 16 Wavcrly 27 21 Mich. Center T. 1st Alma 31 19 St. Johns 34 7 Hastings 18 22 Ionia Conference 4th Dist. Tourn. Regional Tourn. State Tourn. 91 Wrestlers 92 The CHS Wrestling Club consists of grapplers and their devoted fans. This year, 1968- 1969, the club helped organ- ize money raising projects for new wrestling uniforms by selling candy, Christmas bows, and toothbrushes. FIRST ROW (left to right): Darrel Gingrich, president; Randy Gingrich, vice-president; Dan Loughan, second vice-president; Den- nis Good, secretary-treasurer; Rod Fuller, sergeant at arms; Mr. Schultheiss, advisor SECOND ROW: Clare Hewitt, Mike Loughan, Jack Urie, Ralph Laverty, Jeff Scott, Guy Laverty, Ron Odom, Doug Brummette, Randv Stults THIRD ROW: Robin Traschel, Rick Odom, Ted Tokar, Mark Morris, Scott Britton, Ted Lautner, Don Evctt FOURTH ROW: Ron Barrus, Larry Foote, Neil Hoglc, Bernie Wrubel, Mike Schneckenberger, Joe Archer FIFTH ROW: Kevin Carpenter, Ed Hosey, Tom Jones, Eric Brown, Keith Wilson, Rod Baker, Keith Tropp, Mark Tokar, Dan- ny Crandell, Bob O'Bryant 93 FIRST ROW (left to right): Glen Schmunsler, Rice Fowler, Brad Hartel, Blane Smith, Alan Hanson, Barton Wilmore SECOND ROW: Coach Mohre, Russ Shelton, Dave Schafer, Lyn Weaver, Steve Kettner, Mike Myers, Steve Thompson, Steve Cross, Reynols Leonard THIRD ROW: Martin Peterson, Rod McGilvra Howard Kane, Mark Smuts, Bob Pabst, Bill Chenoweth, Terry Bytwork, Terry Mohre, Mark Young Trackmen Sprint Towards Victory FIRST ROW: Tom Schumaker, Tom Herrera, Dave Toutant, Dan Leik, Malcolm Fox, Mike Loucks, Bill Ford, Jan Ford, Robin Miller SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Schultheiss, Dan Gould, Mike Watson, Lance Morey, Ted Lautner, Ike Bursley, Randy Rosenbrook, Tom Bytwork THIRD ROW: Wes Fredenburg, Buzz Shaull, Dave Welch, Greg Fountain, Mike Thompson, John Brooks, Randy Kelley, Pete Sprague 94 95 (left to right): John Mahan, Ray Betts, Dave Kettner, Neil Gemalsky, Jack Sprague, Tom Jones, Bob Davis, Steve Forte, Jim Jones, Neil Hogle, Fred Tobin, Reggie Hamilton, Larry Ranshaw, Bob Briggs, Coach—Gary Beebe. Oriole Batmen Hold Upper Hand In Title Race SCHEDULE April 10 Lakewood April 15 Ionia April 17 Grande Ledge April 22 Eaton Rapids April 24 Ionia April 29 Grande Ledge- May 1 Alma May 6 Hastings May 8 Waverly May 13 Eaton Rapids May 15 St. Johns May 22 Hastings 96 Fred Tobin gets ready while . . . Oriole Batmen Take Spring Training Bob Davis gets set. 97 Strike three, you're out” Grab it, Reg. FIRST ROW (left to right): Dale Thompson, Duane Tirrell, Kim Masters, Terry Mullins, Rick Olson, Gary Gearhart, Dave Keefus, Vic Braatz, Dwight Baur, Tom Heinze, George Melvin SECOND ROW: Lyn Partridge, Mike Fhaner, Rod Harmon. Dave Fosket Bob Fredline, John Ripley, Don Moist, Ed Hosev, Jan Feasel, Alex Shiraef, Coach Patrick THIRD ROW: Tom Richardson, Dave Wendle, Joe Swift, Greg Davis, Bernie Wrubel, Bruce Bodo, Ron Howe, Jim DeMuth, Dale Hunter, Eddy Jackson JV's Face Tough Schedule SCHEDULE April 10 Lakewood H April 15 Ionia H April 17 Grand Ledge T April 22 Eaton Rapids T April 24 Ionia H April 29 Grand Ledge H May 6 Hastings H May 8 Waverly H May 13 Eaton Rapids H 98 Qpirit Leads Tennis Squad FIRST ROW (left to right): Mgr. Jim Flees, Bob Johns, Mike Sutton, Doug Cove, John Russell, Randy Carpen- ter, Don Hutchens, Rick Lea, Ken Flees, Bruce Hack worth SECOND ROW: Dick Rohdy, Jean Claude Piffara, Craig Lynch, Rod Baker, Larry Sharp, Mike Loveland, Bill Byland, Daves Flees THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach John Parks, Mike Allen, Steve Forte, Dan Brown, Ray Sleater, Don Chase, Doug Robison, Fred Flower, Coach Umar Privert Girls' varsity tennis team. SCHEDULE April 7 Albion T May 8 Waverly April 10 Lakewood T May 9 State Journal April 15 Mason T May 13 Eaton Rapids April 17 Grand Ledge H May 15 St. Johns April 22 Eaton Rapids H May 17 Conference April 24 Ionia T May 20 Okemos April 25 Marshall H May 22 Hastings April 29 Okemos T May 23 Regional May 1 Alma H May 27 Mason I 99 Young Golf Team Plans Ahead FIRST ROW (left to right): Rick Odom, Mark Tokar, Rice Fowler, Steve Benson, John Attwcll, Tim Shinsky, Rich Wolfe, Tom Whitely SECOND ROW: Rodney Cook, Coach Pete Gregory, Clark Ballard, Rick Carpenter, Steve Willard, Tom Rann, Rick Johnson, Steve Curtice, Chris Friar, John Bartolacci A SCHEDULE April 7 Olivet There April 10 Lakewood There April 14 Coldwater Here April 17 Grand Ledge Here April 18 Marshall Here April 22 Eaton Rapids Here April 24 Ionia There April 25 Pennfield Here April 28 Coldwater There May 1 Alma Here May 8 St. Johns Here May 8 Waverly There May 12 Marshall There May 13 Eaton Rapids There May 16 Regionals May 19 Conference May 22 Hastings Here May 26 State Meet mo Harriers Pictured left to right are Terry Bytwork Best Time: 10:02 State Position: 17th Bill Chenoweth Best Time: 9:42 State Position: 6th Tom Bytwork Best Time: 10:15 State Position: 8th Jim Chenoweth Best Time: 10:06 State Position: 23rd State Standing (left to right) are Dave Toutant Best Time: 11:11 Howard Kane Best Time: 11:15 Dave Shaffer Best Time: 11:30 State Position: 106th Seated is Malcolm Gobel Coach Conquer Pictured left to right are Steve Thompson Best Time: 10:30 State Position: 11 th Rod McGilvra Best Time: 10:52 State Position: 81st Steve Cross Best Time: 11:28 101 ACTIVITIES 103 Sue Shaull, Lead Class Sue Shaull is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaull. Various activities which she has participated in during high school are National Honor Society, Les Faiseur, both of which she is now president, CHARHIAN, Pep Club and Student Council. Also, in her sophomore year. Sue represented her class as Homecoming queen. Outside school, the activity that dominates most of her time is ballet. 104 Melissa Shumaker Of 1969 She has taken lessons for 12 years and has become a very accomplished dancer. At the present time, she teaches in addition to taking lessons. She keeps busy as a member of the Lansing Festival Ballet Company, which performs several times a year at various fine arts festivals. Sue is now looking forward to an exciting year in Sweden, where she will study ballet at the Koreographic Institute in Stockholm. 1969 GRADUATING CLASS TOP TWENTY 3. Bruce Crandall 4. Sharon Bradley 5. Malinda Rolfe 6. Barbara Koziol 7. Barbara Fulton 8. Deborah Vale 9. Barbara Baier 10. John Franks 11. Annie Jo McLean 12. Dana Droscha 13. Jim Lipsey 14. Christina Ford 15. Janet Willis 16. Cathy Bogner 17. Janet Sutton 18. Gail McCune 19. Rene Folsom 20. Diane Gould The salutatorian of the Class of 1969 is Melissa Shumaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shumaker. Melissa has participated in sev- eral extracurricular activities in addition to aca- demics. She has been a member of the Future Teachers Association, Los Amigos, and National Honor Society. She also received the Science Award this year. Aside from school activities, Melissa has found time to participate in 4-H for six years. Next year, Melissa will be attend- ing Lansing Community College. After a two- year study there, she will transfer to Michigan State University to further pursue her science major. 105 Bruce Crandall Scholarship Science J f'Jm n m f 1' Barbara Fulton University of Michigan Dennis Good Citizenship Sharon Bradley Scholarship English John Franks University of Michigan Cathy Bogner Citizenship Malinda Rolfe Excellence Annie Jo McLean Leadership Social Studies Sue Copenhaver Activities Barbara Koziol Excellence Fred Cook Leadership Steve Ferrell Activities Debbie Vale Ken Flees Danforth Danforth Janet Willis Service Tim Morris Service 106 Lorraine Wilmore Business Education DAR Jim Lipsey Agriculture Rodney Randall Agriculture 1969 Honored Students Jeff Woolsey Silver Divider Coralie Scott Home Ec. Barbara Baier Shorthand Cathy Ronning Arion Shorthand Alan Hanson Sousa 107 These Are Our Leaders . . . MR. DON SMITH STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Jo McLean, John Swanson, Lorraine Wilmore SECOND ROW: Becky Hall, Betsy White, Sharon Bradley, Debbie Vale, Luis del Rosario, Tina Palmer, Cindy Sadler, Judy Perez, Terri Mahan, Dave Shaffer, John Attwell THIRD ROW: Barb Baier, Janet Willis, Sue Copenhaver, Andrea McLean, Sherri Fast, Mary Wilcox, Sue White, Cindy Whitely, Mary Jo Fortino, Linda DeMuth, Jane Copeland FOURTH ROW: Harry Nelson, Peggy Martin, Jane Barstow, Dick Rohdy, Toni Johnson, Gloria Grier, Jodi Archer, Kathie Smith TOP ROW: Buzz Shaull, Bob Johns, John Willoughby, Ted Tokar, Jon Rypstra, Wes Fredenburg, Jenny Sparks, Libby Hanson . . . And These Are Posting the weekly activities is done by Student Council members, Dawn Shattuck and Chris Wendle. Our Councilmen The dedicated officers of National Honor Society are Sue Shaull, president; Sue Yates, vice-president; Lavonne Zentmyer, 2nd vice- president; Malinda Rolfe, historian; Sharon Bradley, treasurer; Debbie Vale, secretary. N.H.9. Inspires Qtudents ship. They are Randy Carpenter, Steve Wildem, Bob Johns, Keith Tirrell, Bill Chenoweth, and Alan Hanson. The senior members of N.H.S. (from left to right) in elude John Franks. Sue Shaull, Jo McLean, Debbie Vale, Barb Koziol, Malinda Rolfe, Barbe Fulton, Sharon Bradley. Barb Baier. Building their knowledge is the first half of the junior member- 'm in The other half of the junior membership includes Lavonne Zentmyer, Charlene Rickerd, Marilyn Stolzfus, Robin Fajnor, and Sue Yates. To Higher Goals ADVISORS Miss Julie Winkel and Jan Grundstrom The members of National Honor Society maintain the highest quality in character, leadership, citizen- ship, and academics. N.H.S. worked hard this year to award scholar- ships to worthy members. Various money-raising en- deavors such as the annual Turkey Trot in No- vember, co-sponsoring the Sweetheart Homecoming Festivities, and numerous carwashes enable the club to help college-bound students. Having one of the most coveted memberships of any CHS organization, applicants to N.H.S. must acquire a 3.5 grade average over a two year period and must participate in extracurricular activities. National Honor Society tries to promote a high academic standard for the entire student body. FRED Fred Cook, having taken a year of high school German, decided to be a summer exchange student in Germany. A few days before leaving the U.S., Fred learned that he would be staying with the Griebel family in Cuxhaven, Germany. Fred experienced many German customs includ- ing the love of Deutsche Bier. Gone . . . Reluctant to Return RENE Rene Folsom spent her summer this year in Irvinestown, North- ern Ireland. She stayed with the Dickey family and the experience w'as greatly accented by the three Irish brothers she claimed for the two months she was there. Many lasting friendships w ere made during those days and Rene hopes to return in the near fu- ture. Marty Wilcox spent his sum- mer in Evitston, Finland, where he was the adopted son” of the Linstroms. Marty traveled quite a bit while in Europe. He vis- ited Lapland, Sweden, Leningrad, Russia, and Jukka Juvonnen, the Finnish exchange student who attended CHS last year. He also attended a seminar session at the University of Helsinki for two weeks. His most memorable experience? Riding a Lapp Rein- deer !!! MARTY Here . . . Sad To Depart I came from the Philippines and I am staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Math- ews, parents of Marilyn. I am very glad I took this opportunity of being a foreign exchange stu- dent. I'd like to urge all CHS stu- dents who may have an oppor- tunity to be an exchange student to do so as it is very rewarding and exciting. Having a new home and family calls for time to adjust, but I haven’t had any big problems and I like the U.S. and my new friends very much. CHRISTINA PALMER I am 17 years old and live in the East End of London, which is the Cockney area of the City. I live with my grandparents and my 20 year old sister. Whilst in Charlotte I am staying with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Yates and their four daughters—Sue, 16; Cindy, 14; Judy, 13; and Katie, 8. I enjoy it very much and will hate to leave. JEAN-CLAUDE PIFFARA I'm staying with Mr. and Mrs. David Cunningham while here in Charlotte. I am eighteen years old and I live just outside Paris. I have one brother and two sis- ters. During my stay here in Charlotte, I am a member of both French clubs and am active in both track and tennis. My year in Charlotte will be very mem- orable. LUIS del ROSARIO Not only are the Footlight- eers proud to present Bare- foot in the Park,” they are also proud to present Miss Barbara Hile, who did more than her fair share in directing the play. Miss Hile, or B.H.” as she is called by the cast, comes to us from M.S.U., where she majored in speech and theatre. Be- cause of her theatrical experience and skill, B.H.” became the new advisor of Footlighteers. As a new teacher, Miss Hile has shown great patience and understanding and has given un- selfishly of her time needed to make the pro- duction of Barefoot in the Park” one of the best stage performances this city has ever seen. B.H.,” we salute you! 'Barefoot In Produced By The Footlighteers Realizing the importance of good rehearsals, the cast begins to memorize their lines. Paul Bratter finds some hanky-panky going on between his wife. Corie, and their neighbor Victor Velasco. The Park' By Neil Simon The Players Corie Bratter Janet Wyne Paul Bratter Mrs. Banks Sherry Babcock Victor Velasco Fred Cook Telephone Men Bob Swafford Butch Rudesill Student Director 115 You want to hear something really scary. My teeth feel soft! Los Amigos Enjoys Another Full Year BOTTOM ROW: Miss Hughes, advisor; Diane Gould, president; Nancy Green, vice-president; Donna Auderson, secretary; Lorene Whipple, treasurer; Pix Littich, historian SECOND ROW: Aimee Weseman, Paula Wiley, Kathy Kane, Carol Parr, Monty VanSkike, Ross Koning THIRD ROW: Luis del Rosario, JoAnn Slider, Melissa Shumaker, Carol Chapman, Shirley Gould TOP ROW: Susan Parr, Jean-Claude Piffara, Tina Palmer, Suzanne Young Besides the annual banquet in the spring, the holi- day seasons are the highlight of the activities for Los Amigos. During this time they celebrate the particular holiday in the same tradition as Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries do. Their meetings are held every other Monday night and guest speakers are often heard. Los Amigos is under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Hughes. Other activities include trips to Mexican restau- rants, entertaining Spanish clubs of other schools, and earning money for scholarships. Deutsche Welle Thrives In Its Second Year BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Nwankwo, advisor; Genie Perez, president; Sharon Bradley, vice-president; Sue Burgie, secretary; Janet Sutton, treasurer; Debbie Carter, historian; Joe Whitaker, publicity SECOND ROW: Kathy Kane, Barb Krebs, Janet Wync, Ann Pawli, Terrie Davis, Jackie Sleater, Becky Polston, Karla Marsh THIRD ROW: Nancy Martens, Tina Palmer, Joyce Baum, Dale Hunter. Marie Domres, Becky Leslie, Ray Sleater TOP ROW: Rod Cook, Steve Ferrell, Dave Tomant, Fred Cook, Don Chase, Brenda Fisher, Greg Bannon, Marilyn Stoltzfus, Bruce Crandall The German Club under the supervision of Mrs. Nwankwo has expanded greatly in its second year of existence. A German Club banquet with all the members and their parents was a big success. It also had a bake sale, sold school pins, and sponsored a dance after a basketball game. Other plans for activities were a Christmas play for the elementary children, a trip to Frankcnmuth, and a New Year’s dance. Les Reveurs Continues In Excellence BOTTOM ROW: Chris Ford, president; Terry Pray, vice president; Steve Ferrell, secretary; Dana Droscha, treasurer; Sharon Bradley, historian; Malinda Rolfe, publicity chairman; Mrs. Sue Fisher, advisor SECOND ROW: Ann Tyler, Pegi Miller, Cindy Yates, Jean Vrogindewey, Pat Schroeder, Faye Maggard, Kathy Rudesill, Pat Davis THIRD ROW: Jo Williams, Denise Vanderstow, Robin Barnett, Kathy Holloway, Sheryle Coplin, Jayne Clemens, Barb Krebs, Susan Franks, Cheryl Herrick TOP ROW: Marilyn Shaw, Terry Williams, Dave Lautzenheiser, Tim Cooper, Jean-Claude Piffara, Jeri Frederickson, Kathie Fulton, Martha Vanderstow Les Reveurs has always been and remains one of the most active organizations in CHS. Their most active season is of course Christmas time. Christmas of 1968 found Les Reveurs out caroling and visiting shut-ins of our community. They also sponsored a dance to provide money for their annual scholarship which is given to a deserving senior at the annual banquet in May. Chris Ford, the president of Les Reveurs, organizes the members for a game and dance. 118 Quebec Bound . . . Les Faiseurs This year’s third year French class formed a club. They named themselves Les Faiseurs, meaning the Workers. All of their work was centered around the plans of their trip to Quebec during vacation in the spring. Quebec-bound arc Bill Parker, Tina Palmer, Peg Martin, Pat Young, Karen Sayles, Marilyn Stolzfus and Malinda Rolfe. Other members of Les Faiseurs are Sue Shaull, Chris Pawli, Chris Reiner, Gay Edwards and Jean-Claude Piffara. Miss Dorothy Hughes is their advisor. CHS Supplies Two For Knapp's Youth Advisory Council For the first time, Charlotte's name was added to the list for Knapp’s Youth Advisory Council. Several girls were recommended by the faculty and later went to Knapp’s for a personal interview. This is truly an honor and we are proud to have Sara Champion and Lorraine Wilmore represent our school. 119 Oriole Band Builds .5) Drum Major: John Lighthill Tuirlers: Janet Conley Sara Champion Sound To Boost Spirits Each year the members of the Charlotte High School Oriole Band find themselves devoting much of their time to band. Even before school starts they spend one week at band camp, pre- paring for the marching season. When the school year opens, the students enthusiastically display their marching and playing ability at the foot- ball games. This is followed by the annual Christ- mas concert. Among their other activities such as district and solo and ensemble festivals, the traditional Band Bounce is presented. The CHS band is under the direction of Mr. Robert Powell. 121 Building A House . . . And Their Vocational Skills A new and interesting activity at CHS this year is the Home Construction class. Working in different shifts, morning and afternoon, this group has been busy build- ing a house that will later be offered on the open market. An open house was planned at the end of the year so that the school and the community might inspect the fin- ished product built by these hard-working boys. Stage Crew Works Many Wonders 122 True dedication and determination ace the best ways to describe the stage crew of CHS. Their willingness to put hard work behind the scenes of all the high school activities is greatly appreciated by the stu- dent body. As one of the school's most depended-upon groups, the stage crew had a particularly busy year. Their various duties included back-stage work during assemblies and the all important technical work needed to produce such activities as Barefoot in the Park,” which was presented in De- cember. BACK ROW: Steve Sowles, Mark Miller, Tim Morris FRONT ROW: Doug Robison, Gene Arnston Campus Life Gains Spiritual Momentum Daily FIRST ROW: Dean Thompson, president; Tom Bytwork, vice-president; Kathy Kane, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Ferrier, advisor SECOND ROW: Barb Krebs, Bonnie Smith, Dawn Royston, Marsha Bracy, Kathy Robinson THIRD ROW: Christina Bruch, Terrie Davis, Marlene Vedder, Sandy Allen FOURTH ROW: Eric Cherry, Tim Morris, Terry Bytwork, Dave Robinson Campus Life has been more active than ever this year. Under the direction of Mr. James Ferrier, they have sponsored such ac- tivities as the Spookarama, the Burger Bash, and Freddie’s Feather Frolic, all of which were very successful. Campus Life holds a typical meeting in Mr. Ferrier's room. Charlaquettes Entertain With Entertainment Of The '60's' BOTTOM ROW: Peggy Mattin, president; Barbe Fulton, vice-president; Chris Reiner, secretary; Jane Barstow, publicity; Miss King, advisor SECOND ROW: Betsy White, Joanna James, Claudia Champion, Connie Fleming, Mickie Fast, Karla Marsh, Jeanie Howe, Susan Franks, Linda Franks TOP ROW: Sue Copenhaver, Michelle Gammage, Jill Goddard. Sharon Disler, Crystal 124 The purpose of Charlaquettes is to increase ability in synchronized swimming with a com- bination of grace and perfection. The annual show this year was comprised of routines to the music from the 1960s. G.A.A. Gives CHS Girls An Athletic Chance Miss Harms, advisor; Nancy Green, president; Andrea McLean, vice- president; Aimee McLean, secretary; Carolyn Smithson, treasur- er; Clarissa Norris, historian FIRST ROW: Sue Copenhaver, Betsy White, Shannon Sparks, Fran Pawli, Shelly Littich, Jane Copeland, Jean Vrogindewey, Julie Kane • SECOND ROW: Donna Anderson, Claudia Champion, Jeri Fredrickson, Cindi Whitely, Kathy Starr, Sue Gray, Agnes Merchant, Kathy Kane, Claudia Weaver THIRD ROW: Karin Shamp, Gwen Decker, Pam Heinze, Connie Cagle, Carolyn Haigh, Colleen Magoon, Linda DcMuth, Ann Pawli FOURTH ROW: Sue Starkweather, Joan Green, Jill Goddard, Leslie Thomas, Pat Schroeder, Jan Luddeke, Judy Perez, Robyn Ma- thews, Sue White The Girls’ Athletic Association, advised this year by Miss Janet Harms, gives girls the chance to par- ticipate in basketball, softball, volleyball and swim- ming. Awards are given to the girls who are skilled in a certain sport. The main objective of G.A.A. is to promote good sportsmanship among the girls. 125 Hours Of Toil, Lots Of Spirit — OFFICERS—1968-1969 President—Lorraine Wilmore Vice President—Claudia Champion Secretary-Treasurer—Janet Willis CHS Pep Club School spirit has reached a new high this year through the efforts of Pep Club. Headed by Lorraine Wilmore, Claudia Champion, and Janet Willis, and advised by Mrs. Margaret Calandro, the girls in Pep Club have sponsored Powder Puff Football, sold shakers and spent many nights after school making signs for the games. 127 The Road To Farming Quccess Leads Through F.F.A. Country BOTTOM ROW: Keith Tirrell, president; Jim Lipsey, vice-president; Rod Randall, secretary; Doug Lilly, treasurer; Roger Fullerton SECOND ROW: Rod Goodrich, Mark Miller, John Hotchkiss, Tom Heinze, Mike Wood, Darryl Shook, John Larder, Dan Canterbury, David Sleight THIRD ROW: Tom Shumaker, Dwayne Tirrell, Eric Brown, Steve Davidson, Jeff Riddle, Dale Hunter, Lynn Forell, Jim Pinch, Lynn Stanke FOURTH ROW: Blaine Smith, Ed Hosey, Pete McAllister, Randy Smith, Randy Shumaker, Dennis Starr, Rod Baker, Gene Arntson, Steve Lipsey, Jerry Cobb TOP ROW: John Stearley, Roger Loveland, Mark Jacobs, Mike Morris, Ned Dills, Gary Bailey, Glenn Shook The purpose of the Future Farmers club is to apply what they have learned in their agriculture classes in a practical way. They also hold the title of being the most organized club in Charlotte High School. This year they sold Christmas trees as their main money-making project. They also sponsored a dance to help finance their activities for the year. 128 The president og F.F.A., Keith Tirrell, explains to the club the plans for the coming year. Future Teachers Learn About The Profession BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Bradley, president; Pat Wolodko, vice-president; Chris Ford, secretary; Malinda Rolfe, historian; Cathy Bogner, publicity chairman; Mrs. Nwankwo, advisor SECOND ROW: Sue White, Pat Schroeder, Debbie Buffenbarger, Janet Wyne, Pat Davis, Linda Backofen, Nan Dunning, Betsy White, Marilyn Shaw THIRD ROW: Janet Sutton, Kathy Holloway, Becky Sanders, Sue Merchant, Pegi Miller, Barb Koziol TOP ROW: Kay Jones, Sheila Champlin, Pat Moore, Marlene Vedder, Barbe Fulton, Debbie Schultz, Danny Liek, Teri Williams The main purpose of F.T.A. is to acquaint students interested in teach- ing with the fundamentals of this honorable profession. Students from CHS take time from their study periods twice a week to cadet teach at one of the surround- ing elementary schools. They find this experience very rewarding and in- formative. Although some of these students never become teachers, they are better young men and women for their experience. The officers of F.T.A. include Sharon Bradley, president; Pat Wolodko, vice- president; Chris Ford, secretary; Debby Vale, treasurer; Cathy Bogner, publicity; Malinda Rolfe, historian. 129 INSTRUCTORS: Tom Gardner Steve Curtice Reynols Leonard Buzz Shaull Steve Wildern John Swanson Charlo-Skiers Organize And Hope Dave Toutant Sue Yates Jill Braden Debbie Attwell Kent Wildern Becky Moehring For Another Year . . . For Lots Of Snow Mr. Horace Stafford Mr. James Champion Library Staff Enjoys Sandy Young assists interested student. Helping Stacks of Newsweek help Marsha Van DeMortel. 132 Fred, the Editor-inChief, talks to his staff. These advertisements are out-of-sight! The Weekly Happenings — By The ORANGE BLACK Staff This year’s O B staff is working harder than ever. Every week, they print their own paper on a mimeograph machine purchased for the staff. These students not only print their paper but they get interviews with students and teachers, sell advertisements and distribute the paper in correct num- bers to the CHS classrooms. Well, how does this machine work? A little teamwork gets the job done. Orange • Black Staff Fred Cook—Editor Marilyn Mathews—Assistant Editor Doug Cove—Sports Kathie Smith—Clubs Pat Dunning—Exchange Editor Peg Martin—Business Chris Ford—Circulation Bob Babcock—Art Jane Barstow—Proofreader Reporters Julie Bruce, Marty Wilcox, Kay Jones, Debbie Gordon, Ganene Slo- cum, Lon Howe, Billie Mishler and Malinda Rolfe 133 The hard-working senior assistant—Chris Wendle From Us, To You The Industrious 'CHARHIAN-ers' 11J1 Hello, this is Steve Wildern, assistant Sports editor ... Girls' State delegates—Shelly Littich. Debbie Robinson, and Martha McLeod—pose for the camera on election day. Boys' And Girls' 9+aters Build Their Political Knowledge This was an especially good year for young politicians to take an active part in the organizing and operation of an imaginary 51st state. At Michi- gan State, the boys from Charlotte proved to be interested in their work. The girls, who attended the University of Michigan, also made a great showing. CHS is proud of her young politicians! During a mock take over of our school, these seasoned pol- iticians occupied Mr. Cham- pion’s office just long enough to take this picture. From left to right they are Steve Ferrell, Steve Sparks, Larry Ranshaw, Wes Fredenburg, Dale Goodrich, Dennis Good, Jeff Woolsey, and Jon Ryp- stra. Not pictured are Doug Whitson and Bruce Crandall. 136 UNDERCLASS 137 Juniors Almost Reach The Highest Peak Starting off the many activities this year for the Class of ’70 were the Magazine Sales. The juniors, under the strong leadership of Jeri Behnke, president; Sara Champion, vice president; Melanie Littich, secretary; and Debbie Gordon, treasurer, eagerly awaited the coming of spring, when they would present the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Prom. 138 TOP ROW: Barb Allen, Donna Anderson, Gene Arntson Linda Armstrong, Debra Arnold Pat Atmore Debra Attwell Linda Backofcn Clark Ballard Ron Barrus Norma Bartlett John Bartolacci Terry Braden Debbie Buffenbarger Sue Burgie Issac Bursley Sandy Burt Terry Bytwork Stephen Campbell Randy Carpenter Dawn Braden Jill Braden TOP ROW: Sheila Baxter, Richard Bearup, Jeri Behnke, Vickie Betts Alana Bigger Marsha Bracy BOTTOM ROW: Sara Champion, Carol Chapman, Bill Chenoweth, Eric Cherry FIRST ROW: Duane Collier, Terry Conard, Roger Conley, Rod Cook, Doug Cove, Sue Cowling, Danny Crandall, Mary Cranson, Gary Cravencr SECOND ROW: Norman Crawford, Jack Davis, Paul Davis, Terrie Davis, Maryanna Dean, Karen Demmler, Bill Dillinger, Pete Doty Terry Braden seems to be enthusiastic about his short story class. THIRD ROW: Gloria DuBois, Pete Edick, Robin Fajnor, Joyce Feeny, Brenda Fisher, Vicki Fogle, Larry Foote, Tom Forte FOURTH ROW: Dennis Foskct, Mindy Fowler, Chris French, Gary Frost, Craig Gearhart, Bill Gierzak, Randy Gingrich, Debra Gordon, Shirley Gould 140 FIRST ROW: Gloria Grier, Nancy Green, Bob Griffin, Marilyn Haigh, Karen Hankins, Alan Hanson, Ken Harris, Sue Harvey, Sue Hice SECOND ROW: Randy Hinckley, Neil Hogle, Kathy Holloway, John Hotchkiss, Neil Howe, Annie Hunt, Teddy Huntoon, Cathy Jackson I don’t care if all the seats are taken. It looks bad!” THIRD ROW: Robert Johns, Toni Johnson, Debbie Jones, Kay Jones, Nick Jones, Tom Jones, Jim Joppie, Jerry Joppie FOURTH ROW: Kathy Kane, Randy Kelley, Marshall Kimble, Karen King, Dave Kiss, Barb Krebs, Diana Lake, Greg Lampert, John Larder 141 “Now, simply j-u-s-t be quiet!” Sue Larsen Sherry Laurell Reynols Leonard Forest Lewis Melanie Littich Pamela Lott Dan Loughan Daniel Lounds Bob Lumbert Barbara Lux Mike Magoon John Mahan Dorothy Main Delsa Manicom Sandra Mann Kathy Martin Carolyn Maxwell Jim McCombs 142 BOTTOM ROW: Mark Miller, Billie Mishler, Becky Moehring, Terry Mohre, Ann Muntter, John Napier, Harold Nelson, Debra Nemic, Nancy Newland Joyce Newton Eleni Nicolaou Clarissa Norris Richard Odom Ron Odom Bob Pabst Judy Palmer Bill Parker Ed Paroda Susan Parr Chris Pawli Virginia Perez Mary Peterson Becky Polston Marty Powell Linda Pratt Vicki Pratt Doretta Pruden Beak it, Behnke! 143 BOTTOM ROW: Denise Riddle, David Robins, Fred Robins, Ginny Robinson, Linda Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez, Pat Roiter, Don Rohdy, Pam Root FIRST ROW: Bruce Rose, Mike Roush, Tom Sadler, Adele Sampson, Larry Sanders, Rebecca Sanders, Karen Sayles, Larry Sharp, James Shaull SECOND ROW: Janet Shaver, Marilyn Shaw, Mark Shiraef, Dale Shook, Olga Silvas, Dorothy Smith, Carolyn Smithson THIRD ROW: Bill Smithson, Mark Smuts, Steven Sowle, Jack Sprague, Todd Squibb, Denis Starr, Kathy Starr L | The future scientist in deep thought. FOURTH ROW: Dru Stiver, Marilyn Stoltzfus, Randy Stults, Loyal Suntken, Terry Tast, Brad Taylor, Marcie Terwilliger, Virginia Terwilliger, Steve Thompson 144 FIRST ROW: Victoria Thompson, Keith Tirrell, Fred Tobin, Darrell Uhl, Debra Upright, Jack Urie, Elizabeth Van Alstine, Delores VanDenDricssche, David Veith SECOND ROW: Karen Wakley, Cherie Walters, Mike Warren, Gary Watson, Kay Wehr, David Welch, Chris Wendle THIRD ROW: Lorene Whipple, Sheila Wilbur, Steve Wildern, Steve Willard, Terry Williams, John Willoughby, Betty Wilson These girls are preparing a speech on “How to Pass Speech Class Without Really Trying.” FOURTH ROW: Richard Wolfe, James Wood, Barbara Woodbeck, Gary Wright, Janet Wyne, Sue Yates, Mark Young, Pat Young, Lavonne Zentmyer 145 What am I going to tel! my dad? Junior Jokes This is what happens when you study Emerson’s essays. Surefooted Sophomores Tread Their Way The Sophomore Class experienced good times and greater knowledge throughout their second high school year. Among their many activities was the selection of class rings, which is always a big event. The leadership for the Class of ’71 was comprised of Neil Gemalsky, president; Claudia Champion, vice president; Sue White, secretary; Nancy Moore, treasurer. 147 TOP ROW: Debra Abernathy, Byron Adams, Deborah Allen, Lela Allen, Sandra Allen, Sheila Andrews, Linda Anthony SECOND ROW: LuAnn Archer, Don Arndt, Cindy Arnold, Sherry Babcock, Charles Bailey, Gary Bailey, Rod Baker I think the green one is the stronger swimmer.” THIRD ROW: Greg Bannan, Dennis Barnett, Nancy Bar- stow, Joyce Baum FOURTH ROW: Dixie Berg, Cathy Betts, David Blick, Sandra Brandon FIFTH ROW: Scott Britton, John Brooks, David Brown, Doug Brummette, Pat Bryan, Jim Brzycki, Kevin Buhs BOTTOM ROW: Allen Caughey, Claudia Champion, Dallas Chase, Don Chase, Bonnie Cherry, Kenneth Clark, David Clarke 148 TOP ROW: Shannon Clever, Annette Cloar, Lee Cobb, Jackie Conley, Jane Copeland, Sheryle Copeland, Diane Couke, Pauline Cowling SECOND ROW: Randy Crandell, Fred Cribley, Steve Curtice, Martha Curtis, Gregg Davis, Mark Davis, Pat Davis, Randy Day THIRD ROW: Roxie Dean, Gwen Decker, Lynda DeMuth, Mike Densmore FOURTH ROW: Ned Dills, Lorrie Dimond, Marie Domres, Linda Dossett “No, I still like you, Mr. McGuire. It's just the grade ... FIFTH ROW: Denise Dowell, Sue-Emede, Jim Emery, Sherri Fast, Jackie Ferguson, Louise Fitzgibbons, Sharon Fleck BOTTOM ROW: Dave Flees, Randy Fogle, Lynn Forell, Mary Jo Fortino, Gregg Fountain, Linda Franks, Jeri Fred- erickson, Chris Friar The two sleeping beauties. Neil Gemalsky Joyce Gidner Jill Goddard Dan Gould Jan Gray Maurice Griffin Debra Grove Carolyn Haigh Deborah Hall Chris Hallock Mike Halsey Mary Jo Harag TOP ROW: Debra Hendershott, Loraine Hennessey, Tomas Herrera, Cheryl Herrick, Kathy Hinkley, Valerie Hokonson, Marylee Holcomb, Becky Housler, Ronald Howe BOTTOM ROW: Sue Hoy, Dale Hunter, Don Hutchens, Eddie Jackson, Dennis Hayes Sue Jarabek, Sharron Jarvis, Charles Jenson, Marsha Johns, Helen Johnston Pam Heinze 150 TOP ROW: Rick Johnson, Larry Johnston, Howard Kane, Cindy Kelley, Steve Kelley, Marilyn Kenney, Steve Kettner, Vicki King, Debbie Kingsbury SECOND ROW: Betsy Kiss, Rod Klont, Ross Koning, Danny Lake, Ted Lautner, Kathy Lea, Rick Lea, John Lighthill, Randy Linn THIRD ROW: Steve Lipsey, Jane Lord, Cynthia Lotoszinski, Mike Loughan, Jeff Lounds, Jan Luddeke, Bonnie Lundy, Fay Maggard, Louise Maggard . BOTTOM ROW: Colleen Magoon, Kenneth Marple, Crystal Marsh, George Melvin, Jeff Miller, Pegi Miller, Eh Mire, Cherie Mohre, Steve Moist Judy Moore Nancy Moore Lance Morey Rick McClellan Sharon McGilvra Aimee McLean Scott Nichols Bob O'Bryant Another victim of typing class. John Olson, Jim Parish, Carol Parr, Fran Pawli, Sharon Pentecost Jim Pinch, Jim Potruff, Steve Potter, Becky Powell, Terry Pray Jack Priesman, Toby Radee, Lindene Randall, Roger Ray, Dave Renault Geoffrey Riddle, Debbie Robins, Tim Robinson, Doug Robison, Dick Rohdy 152 Pat Rowden, Dawn Royston, Jeff Royston, Kathie Rudesill, Brandon Ruthruff Deanna Satterlee, Bill Schmunsler, Mike Schnecken- berger, Pat Schneider, Patti Schroeder Rick Schrum, Debra Schultz, Karin Shamp, Dawn Shattuck, Greg Shaver Dave Simon, Ray Sleater, David Sleight, Dan Smith, Becky Smith Dave Sobeck, Shannon Sparks, Larry Spencer, Sue Starkweather, Dave Stickles Mike Sutton Jan Swanson Mike Swift What light through yonder window breaks! Dale Thompson Mike Thompson Pat Thon Ted Tokar Dave Toutant Robin Trachsel Janette Shaw, Julie Shelper, Tim Shinsky, Alex Shiraef, Daryl Shook Jeff Whitson Mary Wilcox Kent Wildern Susan Willett Dave Williams Gary Williams Jo Williams Wanda Willis Cliff Wilmore Keith Wilson Tom Wolff Sherry Wood Bemie Wrubel Suzanne Young 154 TOP ROW: Ann Tyler, Chuck VanDeMoortel, Denise Vanderstow, Martha Vanderstow, Robert VanSplitem, Susan VanSplintern, Mike Van- Tyle, Kathy Vlahakis SECOND ROW: Jean Vrogindewey, Mike Watson, Claudia Weaver, Juanita Weeks, Dave Wendle, Aime Weseman, LuAnn Wheaton, Sue White, Cindy Whitely Oh, come on you guys!” Don Hutchens instructing 1st hour European History da (. Sophomore Shots Freshmen Reach The First Plateau The freshmen experienced the big step up when they entered Charlotte High School in September for their first year as underclassmen. Plans for their future careers were begun and trying to decide whether to take a college prep or general course of study was just one of the many problems they faced. This year the Class of ’72 had as their officers Bill Byland, president; Mike Fhaner, vice president; Terri Mahan, secretary; and Lisa Schroeder, treasurer. 156 TOP ROW: Mike Allen, Cherry Almy, Carl Anderson, Christy Anthony, Brenda Arnold, John Attwell, Nancy Backofen, Richard Baker, Larry Bartlett Robin Barnett Rande Barrett Ronda Barrett Dwight Bauer James Baur For the first time, these students (except one) are giving the teacher their undivided attention. BOTTOM ROW: Janice Baxter, Joe Beck, Michael Beck, Jackie Behnke, Joyce Bell, Steve Benson, Richard Betts, Stephanie Bisel, Eric Bobier 157 TOP ROW: Victor Braatz, Kevin Braithwaite, Bill Brown, Daniel Brown, Erie Brown, Sally Brown, Edgar Buckly, Mike Buhs, Thomas Burgie SECOND ROW: Janeen Burkholder, Lynn Burt, Marlene Burt, Bill Byland, Connie Cagle, Sue Carmoney, Gary Carney, Sharon Carney, Debbie Carpenter Kevin Carpenter Rick Carpenter Jim Carson Joe Oner Harold Carter Bud Casey Danny Casler Karen Casper Mike Casper Mickey Casteel Hi there! 158 TOP ROW: Jim Chenoweth, Galen Christenson, Barbara Clay, Jayne Clemens, Marsha Collier, Darrell Combs, Charles Cook, Susan Cooper, Tim Cooper SECOND ROW: Lois Coveil, Nancy Cowling, Don Cox, Vicki Cranson, Gordon Cribb, Theo Jane Cross, Steve Cyphert, Barb Davidson, Steve Davidson While the freshmen think of things other than biology, the senior asks a question. Ralph Davis Jim DeMuth Linda Dickey Tena Dickey Mike Dornan Susan Douma Diane Dowell Sherry Dunkle Bruce Earhart Don Evett 159 Here we see the French students in deep concentration on the subject. Laurie Fajnor Mike Fhaner James Fitzgibbons Janet Flemming Fred Flower Bill Ford Steve Forte Sue Franks Bob Fredline Teresa Fortino Dave Foskct Margaret Fritz Sue Fountain Rice Fowler Mark Friar Dave Fuller Malcolm Fox Linda Fullerton Molly Francis 160 Wayne Galvin Michelle Gammage Bruce Geddie Raeneen Gibbs Vicki Gilding David Good Sue Gray Joan Green Gail Hill Elizabeth Hanson Mark Grimwood Ian Halbeisen Debbie Hall Gary Hamilton Teresa Harris Brad Hartel These first year French students are learning the basic fundamentals of the language. TOP ROW: Anna Heinze, Tom Heinze, Mike Hennessey, Clair Hewitt, Keith Hiser, Ed Hosey SECOND ROW: Debbie Hotchkiss, Ronald Howard, Vicki Howard, Jacalyn Howe, Jeanette Howe Do not taste food while cooking it ... THIRD ROW: Mark Janeway, Joanna James, Lonna Jenkins, Vickie Jenks, Dennis Jones BOTTOM ROW: Julie Kane, David Keefus, Charlotte Kelley, Sharon Kill, Tom Kimble, Mike Kingsbury . . . you may lose your nerve to serve it.” 162 TOP ROW: Carol Kuehn, Susan Lamberson, Steven Larsen, Phillip Laurell, David Lautzenheiser, Guy Laverty Ralph Laverty Robert Lea Daniel Leik Rebecca Leslie Jeaneen Letson Bob Lightner Tom Lipsey Diane Lotoszinski Mike Loucks Mike Loveland Roger Loveland Eva Loveless Mr. McNeil and his able assistant Martie Perez teach these students the basics of biology. BOTTOM ROW: Cindi Lowe, Pete Lumbert, Natalie Luna, Craig Lynch, Joyce MacDonald 163 TOP ROW: Terri Mahan, Rox Mann, Susan Mann, Karla Marsh, Nancy Martens SECOND ROW: Robyn Mathews, Kim Masters, Pete McAllister, William McCoy, Harold McDonald Would you believe Napoleon the II? Dale McGilvra Agnes Merchant Evelyn Miller Jeff Miller Randy Miller Robin Miller Henry Mire Tim Mohre Don Moist Gary Moore Linda Moore Rickey Morales TOP ROW: Mark Morgan, Matthew Morgan, Mark Morris, Mike Morris, Julie Morton SECOND ROW: Mike Myers, Terry Mullins, Philip Norris, Stephanie Norris, Bruce Novak Mich Olinger Rick Olson Terresa Osborne Molly O’Teney Ann Pabst Pamela Pack Sally Packard Mary Ellen Parker Lyn Partridge Anne Pawli Barbara Pekrul Kevin Pepera This is the life—huh, Dave? TOP ROW: Becky Pa alock, Judy Perez, Martin Peterson, Dan Priesman, Brian Purdy, David Ramsey, Linda Ray, Pam Reum SECOND ROW: Tom Richardson, Barbara Rickerd, Diana Ring, Jon Ripley, Kathy Robison, Barbara Rohdy, Debbie Ronning, Gerald Root BOTTOM ROW: Pam Root, Becky Roscoe, Randy Rosenbrook. Jean Roush, Lyle Royston, Wanda Rumsey, Judy Russell, Cindy Sadler TOP ROW: Gordon Satterly, Lisa Schroeder, Jeff Scott, Dave Shaffer, Caroline Shamp, Laurel Shaver SECOND ROW: Kathy Shelton, Mike Shilling, Linda Shook, Randy Shumaker, Tom Shumaker, Jackie Sleater Blaine Smith Floyd Smith Randy Smith Diane Smuts Bingo! Harvey Snow Donna Sobeck Terry Sowers Theresa Spagnuolo Jennie Sparks Jim Spindlow Cindy Spotts Pete Sprague Lynn Stanke Larry Starkweather John Stearley Cheryl Stetler Karla Stewart Robert Stults Darlene Sugg Kathlene Sugg Gerry Sulcer Maxanne Sulcer We did it! 3,769 times around the school in one class period!’' Joe Swift Patti Tangcman Carol Tappen Brenda Taverniti TOP ROW: Roberta Taylor, Ralph Them, Lesley Thomas, Judy Thompson, Mark Tokar, Bernie Tonser BOTTOM ROW: Duane Tirrell, David Trumley, Penny Tyler, Gerald Uhl, Pattie Uhl, Cindy Vale 168 The enthusiastic freshmen work on their biology. TOP ROW: Keith VanAlstine, John Vlahakis, Sandy Wakely, Steve Waldofsky, Lynn Weaver, Betty Wells, John Welsh, Steve Whitinger SECOND ROW: Tom Whitely, Geraldine Williams, Nancy Williams, Trudy Williams, Barton Wilmore, Ilene Wil- more, Terry Withrow, Steve Wolfe BOTTOM ROW: Mike Wood, Sarah Wood, Gary Woodhams. Brenda Wright, Marianne Wrubel, Tom Young, Cindy Yates, Penny Zakora 169 What did I do? What did I do? The: CHS Hai Karate expert at work 'Come back, Mrs. Hill, we Freshman Frolics The students of CHS strike again! Congratulations to the Class of 1969 C B SILO COMPANY, INC. 173 MARTENS NEWS MUSIC 204 South Cochran 543-3600 119 West Lawrence CENTURY CABINET CO. South Cochran Avenue Charlotte 174 ALUMINUM EXTRUSIONS, INC. 530 West Lovett Charlotte VITALE'S HOME FURNISHINGS 135 South Washington Charlotte ifetoelrjT Since 1933 Charlotte L D. S. 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BRUCE'S BARBER SHOP BOSWORTH DOWKER GARAGE MOORE'S GLASS 218 Lansing Road 543-2760 CONGRATULATIONS to the new graduates A.s parents, neighbors, and friends we naturally have a special interest in the quality of our schools. No community is better than its schools, and no school is better than the determination and willingness of a community to support standards high enough and broad enough to meet tomorrow's levels of need, both vocationally and for citizenship. Owens-Illinois r y I li y I u i: ■ 192 Glass Container Plant j Charlotte Michigan DAVIS SONS PONTIAC INC. Lansing Road Pontiac—Tempest—GMC Trucks BUFFENBARGER PLUMBING 634 West Lawrence Ave. Charlotte Congratulations to the Class of '69 MINOR WALTON BEAN CO. 421 North Cochran Charlotte Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates AKEMI INC. KEMCO CO. 699 Lansing Road Charlotte ROSEACRE GREENHOUSE 621 West Harris 543-2410 194 EATON FARM BUREAU BEACON SALES DICK'S GRILL 205 East Lawrence Charlotte 195 PORTER'S FURNITURE 231 South Cochran 543-2380 196 The Class of 1970 Wishes the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 A MOST SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Abernathy, Debra 148 Adams, Byron 148 Allen, Barbara 139 Allen, Deborah 148 Allen, Jo Anne 29 Allen, Lela Mary 148 Allen, Mike 157 Allen, Sandra 123,148 Almy, Cherry 157 Anderson, Girl 90, 157 Anderson, Donna 116,125,139 Andrews, Sheila 148 Anthony, Christy 157 Anthony, Linda 148 Archer, Carl 29, 91, 93 Archer, Jodi 29, 109 Archer, LuAnn 83, 148 Armstrong, Linda 139 Arndt, Don 148 Arnold, Brenda 157 Arnold, Cynthia 79, 82, 148 Arnold, Debra 139 Arnold, Stephen 29 Arntson, Gene 122, 128, 139 Atmore, Patricia 139 Attwcll, Bruce 29 Attwell, Debra 131, 139 Attwell, John 109,157 Babcock, Bob 29,72,133 Babcock, Sherry 115,148 Backofen, Linda 129, 139 Backofen, Nancy 157 Baier, Barbara 30,109 Bailey, Charles 148 Bailey, Gary 128,148 Bailey, Linda 30 Baker, Rick 157 Baker, Rod 75, 93, 148 Ballard, Clark 86, 139 Bannon, Gregory 117,148 Barnett, Dennis 87, 148 Barnett, Robin 118,157 Barrett, Rande 76, 157 Barrett, Ronda 157 Barrus, Ron 93, 139 Barstow, Jane 30, 109, 124, 133 Barstow, Nancy 148 Bartlett, Larry 157 Bartlett, Norma 139 Bartolacci, John 72, 74, 86, 139 Bartolacci, Nora 30 Bauer, James 157 Baum, Diane 30 Student Index Baum, Joyce 117, 148 Baur, Dwight 76, 157 Baxter, Sheila 139 Bearup, Richard 72, 139 Beck, Joe 76, 157 Beck, Michael 76, 90, 157 Behnke, Jackie 157 Behnke, Jeri 138, 139 Bell, Joyce 157 Bellinger, John 30 Benson, Steve 157 Berg, Dixie 148 Betts, Cathy 148 Betts, Ray 31, 96 Betts, Richard 157 Betts, Vickie 139 Bigger, Alana 139 Biggs, Mike 31 Bisel, Stephanie 157 Black, Sue 31 Blick, David 148 Bobier, Eric 157 Bodell, Nancy Clouse 65 Bogner, Cathy 31, 129, 135 Bower, Victor 91 Braatz, Victor 158 Bracy, Marsha 123, 139 Braden, Dawn 139 Braden, Jill 79,131,139 Braden, Terry 139 Bradley, Sharon 31, 109, 117, 118, 129 Braithwaite, Kevin 158 Brandon, Sandra 148 Brandon, Virginia 31 Briggs, Robert 32, 96 Briones, Daniel 32 Britton, Scott 93, 148 Brooks, John 94, 148 Brown, Bill 158 Brown, Daniel 76, 90, 158 Brown, David 84, 87, 91, 148 Brown, Eric 76, 93, 128, 158 Brown, Sally 158 Bruce, Julie 32, 123 Bruce, Michael 32 Bruch, Christina 32, 123 Brummette, Douglas 75,91,93, 148 Bryan, Diane 32 Bryan, Patricia 148 Brzycki, James 148 Buckley, Edgar 158 Buffenbarger, Debbie 129, 139 Buhs, Kevin 148 Buhs, Mike 158 Burgie, Sue 117,139 Burgie, Thomas 76,158 Burkholder, Jansen 158 Bursley, Barbara 33 Bursley, Issac 94, 139 Burt, Lois 33 Burt, Lynn 158 Burt, Marlene 158 Burt, Rose Ann 33 Burt, Sandy 139 Byland, Bill 90,156,158 Bytwork, Terry 77, 123, 139 Bytwork, Tom 28, 33, 77, 86, 123 Cagle, Connie 125, 158 Cagle, Larry 33, 91 Campbell, Steve 139 Canterbury, Daniel 65, 128 Carmony, Sue A. 158 Carney, Gary 158 Girney, Sharon 158 Carpenter, Debbie 158 Girpenter, Kevin 76, 91, 93, 158 Carpenter, Randy 72, 86, 139 Carpenter, Rick 158 Carson, Jim 158 Carter,-Debra 117, 139 Carter, Donald 34 Carter, Harold 158 Carter, Joe 158 Caruthers, Shirley 34 Casey, Bud 158 Casey, Linnea 139 Casey, Lucinda 34 Casler, Danny 76,158 Casper, 'Ten 158 Casper, Mike 158 Casteel, M-'-key 158 Castenada, Jo. n 34 Caughey, Allen 148 Champion, Claudia 82, 124, 125, 126, 147, 148 Champion, Sara 119, 120, 138, 139 Champlin, Sheila 34, 129 Chaplin, Susan 34 Chapman, Carol 116, 139 Chase, Dallas 148 Chase, Donald 117, 148 Chenoweth, James 77, 159, 94 198 Chenoweth, William 77, 139, 94 Cherry, Bonnie 148 Cherry, Eric 72,123,139 Christensen, Ann 35 Christenson, Galen 159 Clark, Kenneth 148 Clarke, David 148 Clay, Barbara 159 Clemens, Jayne 118, 159 Clever, Shannon 149 Cloar, Ann 149 Clouse, Gary 35 Cobb, Jerry 128, 149 Collier, Duane 140 Collier, Marsha 159 Collins, Kathy 35 Combs, Darrell 159 Conard, Terry J. 140 Conley, Jacalyn 149 Conley, Janet 35, 120 Conley, Roger 140 Conley, Sheri 35, 79 Cook, Charles 159 Cook, Fred 35,112,115,117, 133 Cook, Rodney 72, 117, 140 Cooper, Susan 159 Cooper, Tim 118, 159 Copeland, Betty Jane 109, 125, 149 Copeland, Sheryle 149 Copenhaver, Sue 36, 68, 69, 80, 96, 109, 124, 125, 134 Coplin, Sheryl 118 Couke, Diane 149 Cove, Douglas 86, 133, 140 Coveil, Harry 36 Covell, Lois 159 Cowling, Nancy 159 Cowling, Pauline 149 Cowling, Sue 140 Cox, Don 159 Crandall, Bruce 36, 117, 136 Crandall, Danny 91, 93, 141 Crandall, Randy 87, 149 Cranson, Mary 140 Cranson, Vickie 159 Cravener, Gary 72, 140 Crawford, Norman 140 Cribley, Cindy 36 Cribley, Fred 149 Cross, Julie 36 Cross, Steve 36, 77, 94 Cross, Theo Jane 159 Croyle, Karen 37 Curtice, Steve 131,149 Curtis, Martha 149 Cyphert, Steven 159 Davidson, Barb 159 Davidson, Joyce 37 Davidson, Steven 159 Davis, Bob 37, 86 Davis, Gregg 149 Davis, Jack 72, 140 Davis, Mark 149 Davis, Patricia 118, 129, 149 Davis, Paul 72, 84, 104 Davis, Ralph 76,159 Davis, Scott 37 Davis, Terrie 117,123,140 Day, Randy 149 Dean, Maryanna 140 Decker, Gwen F. 125 DeFrates, Kevin 37 Del Rosario, Luis 109, 113, 116 Demmler, Karen 140 DeMuth, James 76, 159 DeMuth, Linda 109, 125 Dickey, Linda 159 Dickinson, Bruce 37 Dillinger, William 140 Dills, Ned 128 Disler, Sharon 38,124 Domangue, Julie 38 Domres, Marie 117 Dornan, Michael 159 Doty, Pete 140 Douma, Susan 159 Dowell, Denise 149 Dowell, Diane 159 Droscha, Dina 38, 118 DuBois, Gloria 140 Dunkle, Sherry 159 Dunning, Debra 38 Dunning, Nanette 38,129 Dunning, Pat 38, 133 Earhart, Bruce 159 Edick, Peter 140 Edwards, Gay 119 Emede, Susan 149 Emenhiser, Patricia 39 Emery, Jim 149 Evett, Don 93, 159 Fajnor, Robin 115, 140, 160 Fast, Micki 79,124,160 Fast, Sherri 109,149 Feasel, Jan 160 Feeny, Joyce 140 Ferguson, Jackie 149 Ferrell, Stephen 39, 115, 117, 118, 134, 136 Fhaner, Michael 90, 156, 160 Fisher, Brenda 117, 135, 140 Fitzgibbons, James 160 Fitzgibbons, Louise 149 Fleck, Sharon 149 Flees, David 149 Flees, Kenneth 39 Fleming, Connie 39, 124 Fleming, Janet 160 Flower, Fred 90, 160 Fogle, Randy 149 Fogle, Vicki 140 Folsom, Rene 39, 112 Foote, Larry 75, 93, 140 Ford, Billy 160 Ford, Christina 39, 118, 129, 133 Ford,Jan Forell, Lynn 128, 149 Forte, Steven 96, 160 Forte, Tom 140 Fortino, Mary Jo 109, 149 Fortino, Teresa 160 Fosket, Dave 160 Fosket, Dennis V. 140 Fountain, Gregg 94, 149 Fountain, Sue 160 Fowler, Mindy 140 Fowler, Rice 76, 94, 160 Fox, Malcolm 160 Francis, Molly 160 Franklin, Betty 160 Franks, John 40 Franks, Linda 124,149 Franks, Susan 118, 124, 160 Fredenburg, Wesley 40, 72, 86, 94, 109, 135, 136 Frederickson, Jeri 118, 125, 149 Fredline, Robert 160 French, Chris 140 French, Judy 40 Friar, Chris 149 Friar, Mark 160 Fritz, Margaret 160 Frost, Gary 140 Frost, Ruth 40 Fuller, Dave 72,91,160 Fuller, Rodney 40,72,91,93 Fullerton, Linda 160 Fullerton, Roger 40, 128 Fulton, Barbara 41, 68, 69, 124, 129, 135 Fulton, Kathleen 118,161 Galvin, Steve 41 199 Galvin, Wayne 76, 161 Gammage, Michelle 124,161 Gardner, Tom 65, 72 Garvey, Barbara 41 Gearhart, Gary 78, 140, 161 Geddie, Bruce 76, 161 Gemalsky, Neil 75, 96, 147, 150 Gibbs, Raeneen 161 Gidner, Joyce 150 Gidner, Roy 41 Gierzak, Bill 140 Gilding, Michael 161 Gilding, Rod 141 Gilding, Vicki 161 Gingrich, Darrel 41, 91, 93 Gingrich, Randy 91, 93, 140 Goddard, Jerry 42 Goddard, Jill 124,125, 150 Good, David 76, 91, 161 Good, Dennis 42, 91, 93, 136 Goodrich, Dale 42, 136 Goodrich, Rod 128 Gordon, Debra 80, 133, 138, 140 Gould, Dan 94, 150 Gould, Diane 42,116 Gould, Patricia 42 Gould, Shirley 116, 140 Gray, Jan 150 Gray, Sue 125,161 Graves, Matthew 42 Green, Joan 125,161 Green, Nancy 116,' 125, 141 Grier, Gloria 81, 109, l4l Grier, Mike 43 Griffin, Maurice 141,150 Griffin, Wendy 43 Grimwood, Mark 161 Brove, Debra 150 Grove, Debra 150 Hackworth, Bruce 43 Haigh, Carolyn 125 Haigh, Marilyn 125, 141, 150 Halbeisen, Ian 161 Halbeisen, Mike 43 Hall, Deborah K. 150, 161 Hall, Rebecca 28, 43, 109 Hallock, Christina 150 Halsey, Michael 150 Hamilton, Gary l6l Hamilton, Reginald 43, 96 Hankins, Karen 141 Hansen, Rae l6l Hanson, Alan 141 Hanson, Elizabeth 109, 161 Harag, Mary Jo 150 Harmon, Rodney 161 Harris, Ken 141 Harris, Teresa 161 Hartel, Brad 161 Hartel, Steven 44 Harvey, Laura 161 Harvey, Sue 141 Hayes, Dennis 150 Heinze, Anna 162 Heinze, Pamela 125, 150 Heinze, Tom 76, 128, 162 Hendershott, Debra 150 Hennessey, Loraine 150 Hennessey, Mike 76, 90, 162 Herrera, Tom 94, 150 Herrick, Cheryl 118,150 Hice, Sue 134, 141 Hill, Gail A. l6l Hinckley, Kathy 150 Hinckley, Randy 75, 141 Hiser, Keith 162 Hogle, Neil 91, 93, 96, 141 Hokonson, Valerie 150 Holcomb, Marylec 150 Hollofvay, Kathy 118,129,141 Hosey, Ed 76, 91, 93, 128, 162 Hotchkiss, Debbie 162 Hotchkiss, John 128,141 Housler, Rebecca 150 Howard, Ronald 162 Howard, Vicki 162 Howe, Jacalyn 162 Howe, Jeanette 124, 162 Howe, Lon 44, 133 Howe, Neil 141 Howe, Ronald 150 Hoy, Sue 150 Hunt, Annie 141 Hunter, Dale 75, 117, 128, 150 Huntoon, Linda 44 Huntoon, Teddy 141 Hussey, Paula 44 Hutchens, Don 87, 150, 155 Jackson, Cathy 141 Jackson, Eddie 150 Jacobs, Mark 44, 128 James, Joanna 83, 124, 162 Janeway, Mark 90,162 Jarabek, Susan 150 Jarvis, Sharron 150 Jenkins, Lonna 162 Jenks, Vickie 162 Jenson, Charles 150 Johns, Bob 72, 74, 109, 141 Johns, Marsha 150 Johnson, Helen 150 Johnson, Richard 75, 87, 151 Johnson, Toni 109, 141 Johnson, Carol 44 Johnston, Larry 151 Jones, Debbie 141 Jones, Dennis 162 Jones, James 45, 96 Jones, Kay 129, 133, 141 Jones, Nick 141 Jones, Tom 93, 96, 141 Joppie, Jerry 141, 146 Joppie, Jim 141 Kane, Gary 45 Kane, Howard 77, 87, 94, 151 Kane, Julie 125, 162 Kane Kathy 81, 116, 117, 123, 125, 141 Keefus, David 162 Kelley, Charlotte 162 Kelley, Randy 94, 141 Kelley, Steve 151 Kelly, Cindy 151 Kenney, Marilyn 151 Kerekes, Susan 45 Kcttner, David 45, 96 Kettner, Steven 94, 151 Kill, Sharon 162 Kimble, Marshall 141 Kimble, Tom 162 King, Jim 45 King, Karen 141 King, Vicki 151 Kingsbury, Deborah 151 Kingsbury, Michael 76, 162 Kiss, Dave I4l Kiss, Elizabeth 151 Klont, Rodney 151 Koning, Ross 116,151 Koziol, Barbara 45, 129 Krebs, Barbara 117, 118, 123, 141 Kuehn, Carol 163 Lake, Danny 151 Lake, Diana 141 Lamberson, Susan 163 Lampert, Greg 141 Larder, John 75,128,141 Larsen, Steven 76, 163 Larsen, Susan 142 Laurell, Phillip 163 Laurcll, Sherry 142 Lautner, Teddy 75, 91, 93, 94, 151 200 Lautzenheiser, David 118, 163 Laverty, Guy 91, 93, 163 Laverty, Ralph 78, 91, 93, 163 Lea, Kathleen 151 Lea, Rick 151 Lea, Robert 76, 163 Leik, Daniel P. 94, 129, 163 Leiter, Vicki 46 Leonard, Reynols 131,142 Leslie, Rebecca 117, 163 Letson, Jeaneen 163 Lewis, Forest 142 Lewis, Pearl 46 Lighthill, John 120,151 Lightncr, Robert 76, 163 Lilly, Douglas 46,128 Linn, Randy 151 Lipsey, Jim 46,128 Lipsey, Stephen 128,151 Lipsey, Tom 163 Littich, Melanie 83, 116, 138 Littich, Michele 46, 89, 125, 136, 142 Lord, Jane 151 Lotoszinski, Cynthia 151 Lotoszinski, Diane 163 Lott, Pamela 142 Loucks, Michael 91,94,163 Loughan, Daniel 91, 142 Loughan, Michael 93, 151 Lounds, Daniel 142 Lounds, Jeffrey 75, 151 Loveland, Michael 76, 90, 163 Loveland, Rgoer 78, 128, 163 Loveless, Eva 163 Lowe, Cindi 163 Lowe, Connie 46 Luddeke, Jan 125, 151 Lumbert, Archie 47 Lumbert, Bob 142 Lumbert, Penny 47 Lumbert, Pete 163 Luna, Natalie 163 Lundy, Bonnie 151 Lundy, Harold 47 Lundy, Marie 47 Lux, Barbara 83, 142 Lynch, Craig 76, 163 McAllister, Pete 128, 164 McClellan, Rick 152 McCombs, Jim 142 McCoy, Bill 164 McCune, Gail 47 McDiarmid, Steve 47 McDonald, Harold 164 McGee, Janice 48 McGillis, Karen 48 McGilvra, Dale 76, 90, 164 McGilvra, Rodney 48, 77, 86, 94 McGilvra, Sharon 152 McHenry, Russell 142 McLane, Henry 25, 48 McLean, Aimee 125, 152 McLean, Andrea 109, 125, 135, 142 McLean, Annie Jo 48, 69, 80, 108, 110, 135, 208 McLeod, Martha 48, 136 MacDonald, Joyce 163 Maggard, Fayetta 118, 151 Maggard, Louise 151 Magoon, Colleen 125, 151 Magoon, Ed 49 Magoon, Michael 142 Mahan, John 72, 84, 96, 142 Mahan, Kathleen 49 Mahan, Terri 89, 109, 156, 164 Main, Dorothy 142 Manicom, Delsa 142 Mann, Rex 164 Mann, Sandra 142 Mann, Susan 164 Marple, Kenneth Lee 154 Marsh, Crystal ‘151 Marsh, Karla 117,124,164 Martens, Nancy 117,164 Martin, Janice 49 Martin, Jeff 49 Martin, Kathy 142 Martin, Peggy 49, 109, 119, 124, 133 Martin, Richard 49 Masters, Kim 90, 164 Mathews, Marilyn 50, 133 Mathews, Robyn 125, 164 Matthews, John 50 Maxwell, Carol 142 May, Dennis 50 Mehlberg, Pamela 50 Melvin, George 151 Merchant, Agnes 125, 164 Merchant, Sue 129,142 Merrill, Jolinda 132,142 Milbourne, Connie 142 Miller, Dudley 142 Miller, Evelyn 164 Miller, Jeffrey 151,164 Miller, Lucinda 50 Miller, Margaret 118, 129, 151 Miller, Mark 122,128,142 Miller, Randy 76, 164 Miller, Robin 94, 164 Mills, Jacque 50 Mire, Henry 151, 164 Mishler, Billie 133, 142 Moehring, Becky 131, 142 Mohre, Cherie 151 Mohre, Terry 72, 94, 142 Mohre, Tim 76, 90, 94, 164 Moist, Don 76, 184 Moist, Steve 151 Moore, Gary 164 Moore, Judy 152 Moore, Linda 164 Moore, Nancy 147, 152 Moore, Patricia 51, 129 Moore, Steve 51 Morales, Rick 164 Morey, Lance 75, 87, 94, 152 Morgan, Mark 165 Morgan, Matthew 76, 165 Morris, Brenda 51 Morris, Mark 91, 93, 165 Morris, Mike 128, 165 Morris, Timothy 51, 122, 123 Morton, Julie 165 Mullins, Terry 76 Muntter, Ann 142 Murray, Charles 51 Myers, Michael 76, 94 Napier, John 142 Nelson, Harold 72, 109, 142 Nemic, Debra 142 Newland, Nancy 142 Newten, Joyce 143 Nichols, Scott 152 Nicolaou, Eleni 134,143 Norris, Clarissa 125,143 Norris, Mark 51 Norris, Philip 165 Norris, Stephanie 165 Novak, Bruce 165 O'Bryant, Bob 93, 152 Odom, Richard 93, 143 Odom, Ron 91, 93, 143 Olinger, Mich 165 Olson, John 152 Olson, Rick 7o, 165 Olson, Steve 52 Osborne, Terresa 165 O'Teney, Molly 165 Pabst, Ann 165 Pabst, Robert 72, 94, 95, 134, 143 Pack, Pamela 165 201 Packard, Sally 165 Palacios, Carol 52 Palmer, Christina T. 109,113, 116, 117, 119 Palmer, Judy 143 Parish, James 152 Parish, Victor 52 Parker, Mary Ellen 165 Parker, William 119, 143 Paroda, Edward 143 Parr, Carol 116, 152 Parr, Susan 116,143 Partridge, Lyn 165 Pavalock, Becky 166 Pawli, Ann 117, 125, 165 Pawli, Christine 119, 143 Pawli, Eran 125, 152 Pekrul, Barbara 165 Pentecost, Sharon 152 Pepera, Kevin 165 Perez, Judy 109, 125, 166 Perez, Margaret 52, 163 Perez, Virginia 117, 143 Peterson, Martin 166 Peterson, Mary Ellen 143 Piffara, Jean-Claude 113,116, 118, 119 Pinch, James 75, 152 Polston, Rebecca 117, 143 Potter, Steve 152 Pottruff, Jim 152 Powell, Becky 152 Powell, Martin 143 Pratt, Brenda 52 Pratt, Linda 143 Pratt, Vicki 143 Pray, Teresa 118,152 Priesman, Dan 166 Priesman, Gary 52 Priesman, Jack 152 Pruden, Doretta 143 Purdy, Brian 166 Putman, Barbara 81, 143 Pyle, Linda 53 Radec, Toby 87, 152 Ramsey, David 166 Ramsey, Ernest 53 Randall, Lindene 152 Randall, Rodney 53,129 Rann, Thomas 86,143 Ranshaw, Larry 53,96, 136 Ray, Linda 166 Ray, Nona 143 Ray, Roger 152 Reed, Tom 143 Reiner, Christina 119, 124, 143 Renault, Dave 75, 87, 152 Reum, Pam 166 Rhines, Patricia 53 Richardson, Tom 76, 90, 166 Rice, Don 53 Rickerd, Barbara 166 Rickerd, Charlene 143 Riddle, Geoffrey 128, 143, 152 Rieben, James 65 Ring, Diana L. 166 Ripley, Jon 166 Robbins, Kathy 65 Robins, David 143 Robins, Debbie 152 Robins, Erederick 143 Robins, Linda 54 Robinson, Debra 54, 136 Robinson, Ginny 143 Robinson, Tim 87,152 Robison, Doug 122, 123, 152 Robison, Kathy 123, 166 Rodriquez, Linda 143 Rodriquez, Ricardo 143 Rohdy, Barbara 166 Rohdy, Dick 75, 87, 109, 152 Rohdy, Don 143 Rohdy, Steve 54, 72 Roiter, Patricia 143 Rolfe, Malinda 54, 110, 118, 119, 129, 133 Ronning, Cathy 54 Ronning, Debbie 166 Root, Gerald 166 Root, Pamela 143, 166 Roscoe, Becky 166 Rose, Bruce 144 Rosenbrook, Randy 76, 166 Roush, Jean 166 Roush, Michael 144 Rowden, Pat 152 Royston, Dawn 123, 152 Royston, Jeff 152 Royston, Lyle 166 Rudesill, Glen 54, 115 Rudesill, Kathrine 118,152 Rumsey, Wanda 166 Russell, John 55, 86 Russell, Judy 166 Ruthruff, Brandon 152 Rypstra, Jon 55, 86, 109, 136 Sadler, Cindy 109, 166 Sadler, Tom 144 Sampson, Adele 144 Sanders, Larry 144 Sanders, Rebecca 129, 144 Sanders, Ryan 55 Satterlee, Deanna 153 Satterly, Gordon 167 Sayles, Karen 119, 144 Schmunsler, William 94, 153 Schneckenberger, Mike 72, 91, 93, 153 Schneckenberger, Patti 55 Schneider, Patrick 75, 153 Schroeder, Lisa 156, 167 Schroeder, Patti 82, 118, 125, 129, 153 Schrum, Rick 153 Schultz, Debra 129, 153 Schultz, Terri 55 Scott, Coralie 55 Scott, Jeffrey 76, 91, 93, 167 Serrels, Sue 55, 56 Shaffer, David 77, 90, 94, 109, 167 Shamp, Caroline 167 Shamp, Karin 125, 153 Sharp, Larry 144 Shattuck, Dawn 153 Shaull, James 94, 109, 131, 144 Shaull, Sue 56,110,119,135 Shaver, Greg 72, 153 Shaver, Janet 144 Shaver, Laurel 167 Shaw, Janette 153 Shaw, Marilyn 118, 129, 144 Shelton, Kathy 167 Shelton, Russell 56, 72, 84, 86 Shepherd, Annette 56 Shepler, Julie 153 Sherman, Vickie 56, 89 Shilling, Michael 76, 90, 167 Shinsky, Tim 153 Shiraef, Alex 153 Shiraef, Mark 144 Shook, Dale 91,144 Shook, Darryl 91, 128, 153 Shook, Glen 128 Shook, Linda 167 Shumaker, Douglas 56 Shumaker, Melissa 57, 116 Shumaker, Randy 128, 167 Shumaker, Tom 128,167 Silvas, Olga 144 Simon, David 72,153 Skaggs, Tamara 57 Sleater, Jackie 117,167 Sleater, Raymond 117,153 Sleight, David 153 202 Slider, JoAnn 57,116 Slocum, Ganene 57, 83, 133 Smith, Blaine 94, 128, 167 Smith, Daniel 153 Smith, Dorothy 144 Smith, Elberta 57 Smith, Floyd 167 Smith, Kathie 28, 57, 109, 133 Smith, Margaret 58 Smith, Randy 128, 167 Smith, Rebecca 153 Smithson, Carolyn 125,144 Smithson, William 144 Smuts, Diane 167 Smuts, Mark 72, 94, 144 Snow, Harvey 167 Sobcck, David 153 Sobeck, Donna 167 Sowers, Terry 167 Sowle, Steven 122,144 Spagnuolo, Theresa 167 Sparks, Jennie 109, 167 Sparks, Shannon 125, 153 Sparks, Steve 58, 72, 136 Spencer, Connie 58 Spencer, Larry 153 Spindlow, Jim 167 Spotts, Cindy 167 Spotts, Sandra 58 Sprague, Jack 96, 144 Sprague, Pete 76, 94, 167 Squibb, Todd 72, 144 Stanke, Lynn 128, 168 Starkweather, Bob 58 Starkweather, Larry 168 Starkweather, Sue 125, 153 Starr, Dennis 128, 144 Starr, Kathy 125,144 Stcarley, John 128,168 Stetler, Cheryl 168 Stetler, Suzee 58 Stewart, Karla 168 Stickles, David 153 Stickles, Royal 59 Stiver, Dru 144 Stoltzfus, Marilyn 117, 119, 144 Stults, Randy 91, 93, 144 Stults, Robert 168 Sugg, Darlene 168 Sugg, Kathlene 168 Sulcer, Gerry 168 Sulcer, Maxanne 168 Sumerix, Dale 59 Suntkin, Loyal 144 Sutton, Charles 59 Sutton, Janet 59,117,129 Sutton, Michael 87, 153 Swafford, Bob 115 Swanson, Jan 82,153 Swanson, John 59, 108, 131 Swift, Joe 168 Swift, Mike 153 Tangeman, Patti 168 Tappen, Carol 168 Tast, Terry 144 Taverniti, Brenda 168 Taylor, Brad 144 Taylor, Roberta 168 Terwilliger, Marcie 144 Terwilliger, Virginia 144 Them, Ralph 168 Thomas, Lesley 125, 168 Thompson, Dale 153 Thompson, Dean 59, 123 Thompson, Judy 168 Thompson, Karen 60 Thompson, Mike 153, 194 Thompson, Steve 77, 94, 144 Thompson, Victoria 132,145 Thon, Pat 153 Tiedgen, Peggy 60 Tirrell, Duane 128, 168 Tirrell, Keith 110,128,145 Tobin, Fred 72, 96, 145 Tokar, Mark 91, 93, 168 Tokar, Ted 93, 109, 153 Tomlinson, Charles 60 Tonsor, Bernie 168 Toutant, Dave 77, 117, 131, 153 Trachsel, Robin 91, 93, 153 Tropp, Keith 60, 93 Trumley, David 168 Tyler, Ann 89,118,154 Tyler, Penny 168 Uhl, Gerald 75, 145, 168 Uhl, Mike 145 Uhl, Pattie 168 Upright, Debbie 145 Uric, Charles 60 Uric, Jack 93, 145 Vale, Cindy 168 Vale, Debbie 61, 109, 110 Van Alstine, Elizabeth 145 Van Alstine, Keith 169 Van DeMoortel, Barb 61 Van DeMoortel, Charles 154 Van DeMoortel, Marsha 61, 132 VanDenDriessche, Delores 145 Vanderstow, Denise 118, 154 Vanderstow, Martha 118, 154 VanDorpe, Jim 61 VanSkike, Monte 61, 116 VanSplintern, Robert 154 VanSplintern, Susan 154 VanTyle, Mike 154 Vedder, Larry 62 Vedder, Marlene 62, 123, 129 Veith, David 145 Vinson, Larry 68 Vlahakis, John 169 Vlahakis, Kathleen 154 Vrogindewey, Jean 118, 125, 154 Waklcy, Karen 145 Wakley, Sandy 169 Waldofsky, Steve 169, 207 Walters, Cheryl L. 81,145 Warren, Mike 145 Watson, Gary 145 Watson, Mike 75,91,94,145, 154 Weaver, Claudia 125, 154 Weaver, Lynn 76, 94, 169 Weeks, Juanita 154 Wehr, Kay 145 Welch, David 94, 145 Wells, Betty 169 Welsh, John 169 Wencel, Beverly 62 Wendle, Chris 134, 145 Wendle, Dave 75, 145, 154 Weseman, Aimee 116, 154 Wheaton, LuAnn 154 Whipple, Lorene 116, 145 Whitaker, Joseph 62,117 White, Betsy 28, 63, 78, 81, 109, 124, 125, 129 White, Sue 109, 125, 129, 147, 154 Whitely, Cynthia 82, 109, 125, 154 Whitely, Tom 76,90,169 Whitinger, Steven 169 Whitson, Doug 72, 136 Whitson, Jeff 75, 154 Wilbur, Sheila 145 Wilcox, Elizabeth M. 82, 109, 154 Wilcox, Martin S. 63, 112, 133 Wiley, Paula 63, 116 Wildcrn, Kent 75,87, 131, 154 Wildern, Steven G. 72, 86, 110 131, 135, 145 Willard, Steve 72, 145 Willett, Susan 154 203 Wiliams, Dave 75,154 Wiliams, Gary 154 Williams, Geraldine 169 Williams, Jo 118,154 Williams, Nancy 169 Williams, Terry 118, 129, 145 Williams, Trudy 169 Willis, Janet 63,81,109,126. 134 Willis, Wanda 154 Willoughby, John 109, 145 Wilmpre, Barton 94, 169 Wilmore, Cliff 154 Wilmore, Ilene 169 Wilmore, Lorraine 63, 108, 119 126 Wilson, Betty 145 Wilson, Keith 91,93,154 Withrow, Terry 169 Wolfe, Richard 145 Wolfe, Steve 169 Wolff, Tom 154 Wolodko, Patty 64, 129 Wood, James 145 Wood, Michael 128, 169 Wood, Sarah 169 Wood, Sherry 154 Woodbeck, Barbara J. 145 Woodhams, Gary 169 Woodworth, Rick 64 Woolsey, Jeff 64, 136 Wright, Brenda 169 Wright, Gary 145 Wright, Linda 64 Wright, Neil 64 Wrubel, Bcrnic 93, 154 Wrubel, Marianne 169 Wyne, Janet 115, 117, 129, 145 Yates, Cindy 118,169 Yates, Sue 110,131,145 Young, Mark 145 Young, Pat 119, 145 Young, Sandi 65, 132, 154 Young, Suzanne 116 Young, Tom 169 Zakora, Jack 65 Zakora, Penny 169 Zentmyer, Lavonne 110, 145 Zimmerlee, Bill 65 Administration, Faculty and Staff Ackley, Dale 16 Allen, Don 25 Allen, Lorraine 12 Bandfield, John 25 Beebe, Gary 19, 96 Belcher, Vern 25 Bellinger, Oral 20 Biskie, Fred 19 Biskie, Sara 20 Blick, Don 20, 25 Bogner, Beverly 21 Bryan, Bruce 13 Calandro, Margaret 22 Calhoun, Vera 12 Champion, James H. 11, 26, 131 Conley, Elmer 25 Cook, Darrel 21 Cook, Jack 25 Coplin, Harley 25 Crozier, Lawrence 25 Dankenbring, Gerald 25 Dickinson, David 14 Dunning, Pat 25 Perrier, James 16, 26, 123 Phaner, Barbara 24 Fischer, Evelyn 12 Fisher, Sue 15,118 Flower, Marvin 20 l'rid. Kent 19 Gearhart, Marcella 25 Gingrich, Colleen 25 Gobel, Malcolm 11, 17 Gregory, Peter V. 19, 26 Grier, Edmond 25 Grier, Pauline 25 Grundstrom, Janet 14 Hackworth, Bob 25 Haines, D. E. 13 Halifax, Roger 12 Harms, Janet 19, 26, 125 Hennings, Dale 25 Hile, Barbara 14, 26 Hill, Jacqui 15, 114 Horrall, Patricia 14 Hughes, Dorothy 15, 116, 119 Johnson, R. W. 13 King, Fred 25 King, Kay 23, 124 Kirk, Kathy 24 Knudson, Barbara 23 Kraatz, Kay 16 Larsen, El wood 10 Latham, Alfrava 14 Lewis, Pam 14, 26, 80 Long, Dale 17 McDonald, Nancy 25 McGuire, John 17, 26 McNeil, Glenwood 17 McNeilly, David 17 Miller, Delores 23, 132 Mohre, Robert 22, 72, 94 Moore, Barbara 25 Nwankwo, Erika 15, 117, 129 Patrick, John 18, 76 Powell, Robert K. 22,121 Privert, llmar A. 18 Pruden, Bob 25 Ray, Clyde 20 Ray, Violet 20 Raymer, Lester 25 Richards, Mildred 21 Robbe, Ronald 19, 75, 90 Roberts, David 17, 26, 72 Rohlfs, Wilford 21 Schroth, Carl 13 Schultheiss, Ron 20,76,91,93, 94 Shattuck, Dorothy 25 Shaver, Verlin 25 Smith, Don 109 Smith, John B. 10 Stafford, Horace 22, 131 Stanton, Dorene 25 Steward, Lowell 18 Sutton, Donald 16 Toutant, Eldrcd 12 VanSkike, Bryan 25 White, William W. 13 Williams, Bob 25 Williams, Laura May 25 Winkel, Julie 15 Yoder, Edward 20, 86 Young, E. J. 13 204 Autographs 205 Class of 1972 In Memory of Qteven Waldofsky Jan. 2, 1954 - Feb. 22, 1969 207 Activities have become an important part of every student’s life while in high school. Club meetings, projects, the play, sponsoring dances, and all the various functions have filled the CHS activity calendar this year. Not to be forgotten are academics. Hours of studying back up those stu- dents who made the honor roll. Now, as the year comes to a close, we can look back to the past and to memories but we can also look ahead to the future and hope that when tomorrow finally comes, today will hold priceless memories. 4 TTld ia 208 Editor—1969 CHARHIAN t 3 r. ' ' y v £Vs, • fr 0 r ■% Hw.'jAr lllrHh sr£« • nC - ' ' •; -gj - • a • . - i LS3l