Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

PHINs mz WEO: CtMtni CuiB 7 9 ROOM 109 Athutic Ciue e oo . iouact THUR WRESTLING At Oiihos Tuchcrs Ciue e oo. c rr FR1 BASKETBALL � t ronriMO CO TEACHERS INSTITUTE SAT- Biao Soio Eiscmble HERE -—i—i---- — mt of Administration 3 Faculty 4-7 Seniors 9-25 Underclassmen 26-34 Activities 35-52 Sports 53-63 Candid Shots 8,64-67 Advertisements 68-72 Annual Sto j Editor - Hazel Smith Business Manager - Bill Ross Advertising - Robert Rice Class Representatives Sales Linda McBride Janice Hess Senior - Maxine Rohn Shaaron Vincent - Jayne Sanders Nancy Burmer Junior - Carole Blossom Carol Lobdell Claire Ockerman Janet Burman Sophomore - Michellne Rourke Barb Sprague Mary Lou Wilson Barbara Bedell Freshman - Kay Porterfield Waynette Kurney Sports Donna Morris Activities - Sally Shears - Bill Knerr Georgieann Magyar Dave Hamlett Barbara Benjamin Nell Harris Pam Reid Lay-out - Chris Smith Mary Meier Sharon Somers Jessy Merko Ellen Robbins Art and Photography Connie Stebleton Sue Shire Carole Freeman Carolyn Griffin Typists Sharon Johnson Sharon Mead Pauline Sabow Maxine Breiler Ruth Inman Pat Samson Sharon Stanhope ™ 1: J-StnderS’S-,J,° nSon’ C- Stebleton. c- Smith, ROW 2: S. Shears, R. Rice. H. Smith, Mrs. Ross, . Ross- w- Knerr, ROW 3: N. Harris, S. Stanhope, G. Magyar, P. Samson, C. Griffin, S. Vincent, M. Breiler, R. Inman. J. Burman, M. Rourke, B. Sprague. M. Wilson, ROW 4: B. Bedell, E. Robins, C. Blossom, r r °cker']'an M- R°the. P. Reid, ROW 5: D. Hamlett, W. Kurney, D. Morris. b''B nitminJV c‘ 0Iterfie 1‘ L Hess- J- Merko. ROW 6: C. Freeman. M. Meier! N. Burmer, B. Benjamin, S. Shire, S. Somers, P, Sabow, K, Grant. R G lA l CJImXxJajCMI Being a member of the school board is an honor and a responsi- bility. The policies of the Corunna Public Schools are adopted by this group after thoughtful consideration. The completion of the aggenda set up by Supt. Dennis and the schoolboard itself covering the business of running the schools ef- ficiently and for the best interests of the community, takes many hours of work at the monthly meetings, the second Thursday of each month. As you graduates become tax-paying citizens of any community, may you accept your share of the responsibility for promoting bet- ter education. Left to right; Trustee Ralph Chapin, Secretary Harold Wallace, Vice President Arlo Butcher, President Kenneth Hayes, Treasurer Robert Rhoads. Trustee Russell Olmstead, Trustee Ervin Wing As I have said to you before, the processes of education never cease. The attainment of your High School Diploma is, indeed, a goal achieved, but new goals approach which require further education whether on a college campus or on the business field. Use your background from Corunna High School to build upon and to help you accept the responsibilities the world holds for you. Ray E. Dennis Let us all hope that all graduates, not only from Corunna High but across the nation, will assume the big responsibility that is theirs. It is not only a re- sponsibility, but an obligation for every individual to fulfill his role as a good citizen in a free society. This will involve hard work, charitable habits, coop- erative attitudes, and the sincere desire to improve relationships among all mankind. We hope that Corunna High School and the Cavalier tradition have helped you to meet this challenge. Charles Alexander, Principal B.S.-Central Michigan U. M.A.-Michigan State U. May all of you, as Seniors, be especially aware that as you complete your education at Corunna High School, the task of preparing yourselves for your place in society has not terminated. In this world of vastly increasing population, of technological advances, and of increasing pressures in the performance of the daily tasks, it is necessary to realize that a great deal of hard work lies ahead. It is essential, as well, that you be willing to accept this challenge with vigor and determination. Richard Clark-Assistant Principal B.A.-Michigan State U. fyacuUu, M-A Mld“8’nSo u Duane Ash B.S.-Eastern Michigan U. Mathematics Gerald Butts B.S.-Central Michigan U. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Sponsor 4 Philip Brooks A.B.-Albion Science Coach-J.V. Basketball -Baseball Assistant Coach-Football Freshman Class Sponsor John Cliff Th.B.-Owosso College Mathematics History Senior Class Sponsor Walter Cole B.S.-West Virginia U. M.M.-West Virginia U. Band Dance Band Valerie Houston B.S.-Michigan State U. Home Economics F.H.A. Junior Class Sponsor Patricia Herrick A .A .-Stephens B.A.-Michigan State U. English Junior Play Sophomore Class Sponsor John Jankeje Ph.B.-U. of Detroit Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor Charles Kent-Athletic Director B.S.-Michigan State U. M.S.-U. of Illinois Physical Education Coach-Wrestling -Track -Frosh Football Varsity Club Leora Manahan B.A.-Michigan State U. Art Art Club Sponsor Elizabeth McAvoy B.S.-Western Michigan U. Physical Education G.A A. Adviser Cheerleaders Adviser Gene Phillips B.S.-Michigan State U. M.S.-Oregon State Science-Mathematics Jets Coach-Basketball 5 Catherine Race B.S.-Central Michigan U. Guidance Student Council Advi er Lucille Ragland A.B.-U. of North Carolina English-Social Studies F.T.A. Adviser Inez Ross A.B.-Michigan State U. English-Speech Jr. Red Cross Sponsor Forensics Janet Snyder B.A.-Alma College Commercial Senior Class Sponsor Bill Steinback B.S.-Michigan State U. Science-Mathmatics Margaret Ross A.B.-U. of Michigan M.A.-U. of Michigan Library Annual Adviser Library Club Josephine Spaniola B.A.-Michigan State U. M.A.-Michigan State U. Spanish Senior Play Freshmen Class Sponsor Dale Wightman B.S.-Utah U. Agriculture F.F.A. Adviser Junior Class Sponsor 6 Patiy Ash A.B.-Hillsdale College Commercial Newspaper Janet Lickfelt B.S. Michigan State University Vocal Music Patricia Daane B.S. Central Michigan University English - Speech Advisor—Red Cross, Gray Ladles, Forensics Marjorie Wolff B.A. Michigan State University Typing Advisor—Newspaper Cohica GuAtodiGMl BecAetaAt GocJzd Mrs. Musson ClaAAAQOfn Se+tion Clan O ice il Carolyn Reese Treasurer Linda McBride Secretary Adatiebl Mr. John Cliff Mrs. Janet Snyder Mr. John Jankeje 10 Patrick Andersen Richard Adams Dick General Course Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Kent Aurand College Course F.F.A. 1,2; Industrial Art Club 4. College Course Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3, Sec- retary 4; Student Council 3,4 President; Camera Club 1,2; Junior Play; Architec- tural Club 3; Jets Club 4. Ted Austin Jo Jo General Course Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Gary D. Baker General Course F.F.A. 2,3,4; Camera Club 2. Mary Lou Baker General Course G.A.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Senior Play. Carrol Banda College Course Class Officer 2; Student Counsel 2,3; G.AA. Basketball 1; G.A.A Club 1,2; Camera Club 1 Treas- urer, 2 Secretary; Queen's Court 4; Newspaper 3; Chorus 1. Barbara Barney Barb General Course G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; Volleyball Team 4; Queen's Court 4. David Basso Dave College Course Barbara L. Benjamin College Course Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross 2, 3,4; Jr. Gray Lady 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Jets 4. Gary Bobier General Course Pete Brandt General Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Audio Visual Aid 2,3,4. Norman R. Beckwith Norm College Course Audio-Visual Aid 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Senior Play; Bible Club 3,4. Bryan Betzler College Course Baseball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Class Officer 1; Football 1. Paul Brandt General Course Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,3; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Wrestling 3. Eugene A. Brenneis Gene College Course F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Glee Club 2; Senior Play; Newspaper Staff 3; Jets 4; Art Club 3, 4. Edward T, Bruckman Bennie” General Course Varsity Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. Nancy J. Burmer General Course Annual Staff 2,4; Red Cross 3; Gray Lady 3; Li- brarian 4. Philip Dennis Phil College Course Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2,3; Golf 3,4; Mechan- ical Drawing Club 2; Quartet 2,3; Chorus 1,2; Jets 4; Varsity Club 4; Boys' State 3; Junior Play; Dance Band 1,2,3,4. Shirley Elkins General Course Chorus 3. Sandra Kay Currie Sandy College Course Camera Club 2,3; Annual Staff 3; Jets 4; Argus Press Reporter 3; Senior Play; Student Council Treas- urer 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Roberta Joan Dutcher Bobbie College Course G.A.A. 4; Senior Play. Eugene Ellsworth College Course F.F.A. 1,2,3; Industrial Arts Club. Barbara Ann Fitnich Barb Keith Fruchey Fruch” College Course Senior Play. College Course Industrial Arts Club. Mary Eileen Goad General Course Glee Club 1,3; Librarian 4. Carolyn K. Griffin College Course G.A.A. 1; Red Cross 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Art Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. William J. Guth Will” General Course Football 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 4; Audio-Visual Aid 3,4. Librarian, 4. Diane Hartman Shorty General Course Chorus 1,2. Robert L. Hickey Bob College Course Jets Club 4; Bible Club 3, 4. Bobbi Howell College Course Junior Play; Senior Play; G.AA. 3; Red Cross 2; Librarian 1,2,3. Lucy Ann Kalisek General Course Newspaper Staff 4; Senior Play. Martha Ellen Kapusta Marty” College Course F.H.A. 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Art Club 4; Bible Club 4; Librarian 4. Michael Hill Mike College Course Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Keith Johnson Kek General Course Wrestling 2,3; Varsity Club 3; Art Club 4. Richard J. Kalisek Dick General Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 1. Lawrence R. Kellogg Larry College Course Band 1,2,3,4; Audio- Visual Aid 2,3,4. Art Kinney College Course Band lf2,3f4; Baseball 1, 2f3,4; Senior Play; Jets 4; Industrial Arts 4; Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 4; Dance Band 3,4. Kenneth H. Kirby Ken” General Course Football 1,4; Basketball 1, 2.3,4; Track 2,3,4. William D. Knerr ’’Bill College Course Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Basket- ball 2; Varsity Club 4; Jets Club 4; Senior Play; An- nual Staff 4. Julia Beth Lootens Jinx College Course G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Art Club 1,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Dramatics Club 1,2. Linda M. McBride College Course GJiA. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Junior Play; Annual Staff 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4; Jr. Gray Lady 2,3,4; Senior Class Officer; Librarian 4. David J. Lewis Chop, Chop College Course Football 1; Baseball 1; Red Cross 2; Basketball 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Chorus 2,3. Sharon Kay Mead General Course Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3,4. Mike R. Mills Russell W. Merrill Rusty College Course Football 3,4. General Course Football 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Base- ball 4; Art Club 3,4. Marvin L. Mitchell Marv General Course Football 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Donald Morris Don College Course Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Jets 4; Audio-Visual Aid 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4;_ Baseball 1; Football 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Forensics 1. Pirl A. Newman Ruth Charlotte Morel General Course Gray Lady 4. Ronald E. Nemets Ron College Course Baseball 1,2,3,4; Senior Play. Sandra K. Norton Sandy General Course Boys’ Chorus 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3. General Course Chorus 2; Band 1,2,4. Claire Ockerman College Course Senior Playj F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Officer 2,3,4; F.T.A. 1, 2,3,4; Bible Club 1,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; News- paper Staff 4; Librarian 4. Donna Pardonnet College Course Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3; Girls' Ensemble 2,3; F.T.A 3; Secretary 4; Newspaper Editor 4; Co-editor 3; Junior Play; Bible Club 1. Jack Podolan General Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Gene Ragland Rags College Course Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Class Officer 3,4; Jets 4; Architectural Drawing 3; Student Council 4; In- tramural Sports 4; Dance Band 4. Ann Osburn College Course G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 2; Red Cross 2,3; Majorette 4; G.A.A. Volleyball 4; G.A.A. Basketball 2,4. Robert C. Parkinson Bob College Course Football 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Jets 4. Richard Price Dick College Course Football 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3; Vice-President 4; Senior Play 4. Carolyn Reese College Course Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Officer 2,3,4; Camera Club 2; Chorus 2. Robert Rice Stormy College Course Football 1; Baseball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Jets 4; Class Officer 2,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Quartet 2; Architectural Drawing 3. William C. Ross Bill College Course Football 1; Baseball 2; Track 3; Basketball Man- ager 4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1,2; Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 4; Bible Club 4; Senior Play; Visual-Aids 4; Jets 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Newspaper 4. Jayne Elizabeth Sanders College Course Bible Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 1, Chorus 2; F.T.A. 3,4. Vice-President; F.H.A. 3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play; Librarian 3,4; News- paper Staff 4. Linda Schneider College Course Newspaper 2, Treasurer 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Red Cross 2,3, 4; Gray Lady 3,4. Maxine Rohn Mac College Course G.A.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 4; Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 4; Newspaper 4. Pauline Sabow College Course G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Camera Club 4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 4. Phillip Sanderson General Course Football 1. Sharon Lee Serviss Sheri College Course G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Senior Play; Volleyball Team 4. Sally Jo Shears General Course Bible Club 3,4. President Gray Ladies 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Patricia A. Sieb Pat General Course Newspaper Staff 4. Suzanne Shire Sue College Course Annual Staff 3,4; News paper Staff 3,4; Senior Play; Camera Club 4. Robert Edward Sleeseman Bob” General Course Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Class Officer 1; Varsity Club 4 President. Christine L. Smith College Course Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4 Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Gray Lady 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4; Senior Play. Robert Smith Bob College Course Football 1,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Jets Club 4; Varsity Club 4. Hazel Viola Smith Haz College Course G.A.A. 2,3,4. Reporter; F.T.A. 3,4 President; An- nual Staff 3,4 Editor; Argus Press Reporter 3,4; Senior Play. Michael Sprague Mick College Course Football 1,4; Basketball 1, 2.3,4; Track 2,4; Baseball 4; Jets 4; Chorus 3; Camera Club 2,3; Red Cross 2; Varsity Club 4. John Sternaman Connie L. Stebleton College Course G.A.A. 1; Annual Staff 4; Art Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Richard R. Stevens General Course Football 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2.3,4; Beverley Jane Terwilliger Bev General Course G.A.A. 3. General Course Industrial Arts 4; Golf 4; Art Club 3,4; Librarian 4. Frank J. Svrcek College Course F.F.A. 2,3,4. Donna Tobey College Course F.T.A. 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Glee Club 2. Leon VanAmburg Butch” General Course Football 1,4; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2; Audio-Visual- Aids 2; Art Club 3; F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. DeVilo Van Houten College Course Chorus 2,3; Senior Play; Jets 4. Shaaron Kay Vincent Mouchie College Course Gj JV. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Queen's Court 4; News- paper Staff 4; Volleyball 4; Annual Staff 4. Tamara M. Vyskocil Tam” General Course F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Queen 4. Robert D. Wallace Bob” College Course Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, 4 Sgt. at Arms. Marcia Jan Willoughby Jan” College Course G.A.A. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play. Gene Zacharda General Course Hugh L. Wiley Butch General Course Band 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Audio-Visual Aid 1; Dance Band 3,4. Barbara L. Woodworth Woody College Course Band 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Class Officer 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Junior Play; Jets 4; Queen's Court 4. GIgm, tMut uf, Our freshman year was relatively uneventful with only an end-of-the-year class party and a trip to Lake Lansing with the entire student body for parties. We also returned to Lake Lansing each of the other three years. Our sophomore year’s project was the Sophomore Carnival with the teacher- dunking, the various ball throws, the fun house, and the usual fish pond. We also had one party toward the end of the year. The big event of the junior classes is their play. We chose a play entitled “My Little Oscar.” In May we entertained the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet with the theme, “Southern Hospitality.” The Senior year is full of big things with the Senior Prom the biggest. We chose “Carousel” as the theme which added to the festiveness of the party. An- other big event is the play entitled “All Shook Up” this year. Late in May we held our Skip Day. For the class project we chose to leave $300 to our library. Our four years at C.H.S. terminated June 7 with the receiving of our diplomas. Throughout our four years we have had many money-making projects. As freshmen and sophomores we sold bookcovers in the school colors with Corunna High on them. We also held postgame dances. Our junior year we held the play and had the basketball concessions stands and post-game dances. During our senior year we sold Cavalier pennants, as well as the refreshments at the con- cession stands. Fresliman Year 1958-1959 Sophomore Year 1959-1960 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisors - Bryan Betzler - Bob Sleeseman - Maxine Rohn - Willi Guth - Mrs. Walker Mr. Foolks President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisors - Dick Price - Bob Rice - Carolyn Reese - Carrol Banda - Mrs. Hill Mr. Ash Junior Year 1960-1961 Senior Year 1961-1962 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisors - Gene Ragland - Phil Dennis - Barb Woodworth - Carolyn Reese - Mrs. Snyder Mr. CUff President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisors - Gene Ragland - Bob Rice - Linda McBride - Carolyn Reese - Mrs. Snyder Mr. Cliff Mr. Jankeje IJiXDKU c: Ij A S s M IS X OfaceM f ustiobl Darlene Alexander Robert Austin President - Rick Mowen V. President - Mary Meier Secretary - Darlene Alexander Treasurer - Judy Hoschner Sponsors - Miss Houston, Mr. Wight man Student Council Members Bonnie Bacigal - Gary Braley Judy Hoschner - Bob Ockerman Gary Braley Barbara Brown Janet Burman Jeanne Butcher Jim Campbell Robert Carpenter Jim Clark Jo Crawford Bob Cummings Ruth Ann Darling Tom DeSantis George Dunham LaVern Duncan Jean Dutcher Mike Fitnich Dorothy Flagg Michael Flagg Dick Hagadon Beverly Haist Lorene Haist Bob Hamill Dianne Hayes Linda Heise Robert Hepworth Londa Herblet Judy Hoschner Judith Howard Sharon Hutchinson Ruth Inman Lynn Jones Richard Jones Keith Kewish Ken Knauff Bill Leader Michael Lewis Carol Lobdell William MacDonald Barb Machala Georgieann Magyar Patricia Marks Jerry Mars Lee McCarthy Mary Meier flutviosi -S uoA, feantjfiuU PlcL4l4U Uf Faith Melrose Bill E. Mogg Lary Moiles Iris Moore Rick Mowen Bob Ockerman Judy Perina Janice Perkins Tom Plashek Marlin Plementosh Gary Randall Sherry Randall Bob Roby Linda Ross Gaylord Runyan Bill Runyan Pat Samson Jill Schaar Dan Schiebner Betty Lou Schlaack Jan Semans Larry Shepard Sharyn Somers Sandy Sprague Sharon Stanhope Lester Sutton Bill Sutton Margaret Sutton Larry Swan Luanne Vanderkarr Marilyn VanRiper Jack Walton Larry Warner Larry Woodworth Gary Wright Karen Wyers Sally Zidnak SofdtamoneA. OlhiceM. Brenda Adams Sandy Alden President - Fred Ockerman V. President - John Blankenship Secretary - Carol Freeman Treasurer - Cheryl Wilkenson Sponsors - Miss Herrick, Mr. Elkins Student Council Members Sherry Jensen - Jim LeCureux Fred Ockerman Dawn Baker Diane Baker Sarah Beckwith Jennie Alexander Rose Mary Ardelean Judy Bender Douglas Benjamin Bob Bentley John Blankenship Richard Blust Dick Bobier Janet Bocek Bobby Bowers Sharon Bowers Roxie Brady Fran Brewer Mary Brock Dick Bronson Connie Brooks Martha Bruckman Judy Carlton Larry Case Patti Casteel Shirley Caswell Nancy Chalker Connie Cramner Beverly Cummings Dennis Dailey Robert Darnell Mildred David Marlene Delecki Cecil Dennis Bonnie Dixon Dave Dutcher Karl Eckerle Delbert Eggert Richard Eldridge Linda Epley Cindy Eveleth Linda Farrell Pat Fink Penny Fink Connie Fitnich Kathy Foster Carole Freeman Ray Fromm 4, cMe dli tjlicjh Larry Gulick Trudy Gurden Mary Lou Hagan James HarmoYi Nell Harris Carole Gewirtz Judi Gillam Charles Greenman Judy Harrod Gezo Hauk Ronald Hickey Charles Hickmott Clarence Howard Dave Howard Jerry Hulbert Kim Humphrey Gerrard Inhulsen Richard Jackson Don Jelinek Sherry Jensen Billie Joslin Walter Katt Marilyn Kellogg Billy Kennedy Colin Kingsbury Keitha Kinney Richard Klepi Harry Kurrle Michael Lazell Jim Lecureux Charlie Lewis Gary Louch Charles Malloy John Majzel Virginia Martin Kathleen Matechek John Mead Jim Misjak Patty Monroe Sheila Mudget Edeltraud Mueller Jim Norcross Jim Stebleton Jack Steele Bill Stewart Marv Stone Robert Street Leona Sutliff Jack Sveda Fred Ockerman Susan Osburn Nancy Perina Pat Perina Bruce Perkins Sharon Pesik Kathy Praski Suzette Randall Micheline Rourke Jack Ryan LaVonne Sexton Audrey Sherman Richard Sherman Tom Shire Barry Smith Carlon Smith Karen Smith Michael Smith Sandy Sparkia Janice Spooner Barb Sprague Keith Taylor Martti Tinklepaugh Floyd Tithof Steve Toma Janice Wagner Linda Walton Michael Warren Bill Welch Jack Wietfeldt Cheryl Wilkinson Herb Williams Mary Lou Wilson Mary Wright Pat Zsigo Tom Ackley Barb Adams Dwight Ade Nancy Allen Donald Baley James Barcus Sherman Bayless Barbara Bedell Evelyn Bills Curt Boles Rodney Bosserdet Dale Bowers Joyce Brault Linda Brewer Sue Bruckman Velva Burman Dave Campbell David Case Gene Case John Challender Rhonda Chapin Robert Church Clare Courtier John Courtier Bertha Crowell Linda Cummings David Diamond Connie Diffin Ed Dodge Keith Eckerle Rodney Eldridge Don Elkins Judy Fernette Drenda Flagg Rosalie Fowler Gary Fredrick Elaine Glller Suzann Glardon Tom Goettl Kassee Grant Jimsey Graves Q ice i Ronald Gurden Donald Gushen President - Roni Schooley V. President - Rhonda Chapin Secretary - Sue Booth Treasurer - Sally Ockerman Sponsors - Miss Spaniola, Mr. Brooks Student Council Members Jim Woodworth - Bennie Rae Kebler Tom Hayes Janice Hess Douglas Het field Bob Hoschner Howard Hosking Gary Hulbert Barbara Humphrey Richard Hutchinson Linwood Inman Ron Kalisek Bennie Rae Kebler Jim Keyes Marcia Kingsbury Pat Kinney Connie Kitchen Sue Knerr Fred Kramer Waynette Kumey Darlene Lecureux Lorraine Libby Ann McBride Sandy McCarthy Clare McCollum Don Magyar Ron Marks Linda Martin Jackie Martineau Judy Mattoon Norman Mendham Jessy Merko Robert Merrill Diane Michael Bill Mills Randy Morrice Beverly Morris Donna Morris Catherine Mudget Jim Naranjo Peter Nellis George L. Nequist Brenda Norton Sally Ockerman Lois Ogg Judy Oliver U katSUaU IHe. 2 °? Betty Osburn Carol Parker Michael Pattengill Thomas Perkins Myrta Plementosh Dean Plonsky Kaye Plonsky Kay Porterfield Linda Powell Peggy Rathbun Dean Reid Pam Reid Dennis Renwick Mary Reynolds Janet Ritter Ellen Robbins Sharon Roby Janet Rogers Marlene Rothe Judy Ryan Penny Sack Jane Samson Cyndy Schiebner Roni Lou Schoole; John Schultz Liz Scott Connie Sellers Gene Sells Carla Sergeant Richard Shilling Tom Skornicka Gary Sleeseman Nancy Sleeseman Valerie Smith Ben Steele Maxine Stilson Christine Strauch Cherrie Studt Chuck Sutliff Frank Tejkl Grace Turk Larry Vanluven Bill Walter Clare Weidman Terry Wooden Jim Woodworth Carol Zacharda Jesse Zsigo Betty Jo Zwolensky Terri Lee Sutton Pat Swan Mary Lou Teed 34 36 SEATED: Mrs. Race, D. Price, S, Currie, B. Woodworth, P. Andersen, ROW 1: B. Ockerman, G. Braley, J. Woodworth. F. Ockerman, ROW 2: J. Lecureux, S. Jensen, J. Hoschner, G, Ragland, ROW 3: B. Jensen, B. Kebler, B. Bacigal. Student Gouncil Adviser - Mrs. Race President - Pat Andersen Vice-President - Dick Price Secretary - Barbara Woodworth Treasurer - Sandra Currie We started off our first meeting in September enthusiastically making plans for our first big event----Homecoming. Many little plans had to be made and carried out. Then there were the two main Homecoming attractions, the float and our homecoming queen. Before we got to executing our homecoming plans, it was time for the annual Student Council District meetings. We bundled up all our members, except junior high, and hurried off to the site of our meeting, Ann Arbor. We spent the day garthering many ideas which would tend to better our school and also our council. We got through Homecoming without any casualties, in fact we thought it was the best Homecoming we’ve ever conducted. Then it was school picture time. The Student Council takes complete charge of school pictures as this is our big money making project. Soon it was time for our annual clothing drive. It’s called “Save the Children Federation Drive,” and we ask all students to bring in any clothing they might be able to bring for people less fortunate then we. These were our big projects but in between these we did such things as: ratify club constitutions; buy an aluminum Christmas tree for the school; buy new cheerleading outfits; ratify student council pledge; subscribe to the National Association of Student Councils, and many other day to day things. ROW 1: Mr. Clark, L. McBride, W. Guth, C. Ockerman, Mrs. Ross, ROW 2: J. Sanders, R. Gurden, C. Wilkinson, I. Moore, ROW 3: M. Hayes, V. Grumley, K. Porterfield, M. Kapusta, F. Ockerman, ROW 4: K. Eckerle, D. Lewis, T. Wooden, R. Hepworth, B. Ross, ROW 5: J. Sternaman, L. Kellogg, D. Morris, J. Norcross. Adviser - Mrs. Ross President - Willi Guth Vice-President - Linda McBride Secretary-Treasurer - Claire Ockerman JliU uf, GUI In December the library and audio-visual aids students joined forces to organize a library club with its purpose to encourage reading and to promote the best use of the library. February and May were busy months for the club. Members acted as hosts and hostesses to the first group of 275 books on display for junior high students as well as attending the Perry meeting of Shi-gra-ton, the three county organization for student librarians. In May we entertained the Shi-gra-ton group here. From 5- 5:30 was a renew-acquaintance time; 5:30 p.m.-dinner; 7:00-the business meeting followed by the program “Life in the Depths” to complete the evening’s activities. Again we served as hosts and hostesses to “Books On Exhibit,” this time a collection of 450 books on high school level and 470 elementary books which were viewed by many teachers and librar- ians throughout Shiawassee County. 37 ROW 1: J. Sanders, S. Shears, D. Pardonnet, C. Stebleton, C. Griffin, M. Rourke, M. Breiler, N. Harris, ROW 2: L. Kalisek, D. Tobey, S. Vincent, R. Brady, C. Ockerman, N. Morehouse, M. Rohn, ROW 3: P. Sieb, P. Fink, T. Elliot, S. Currie, S. Serviss, P. Sabow, ROW 4: T. Vyskocil, W. Ross, S. Beckwith, K. Porterfield, C. Freeman, S. Shire, Mrs. Ash. Coliica In 1960 a school newspaper was published with Sandra Leach as the editor, Donna Pardonnet as Co-Editor and Mrs. Ash as adviser. The paper was named the “Cohica” using the first two letters of each of the words: Corunna High Cavaliers. The paper went on sale each month at the price of 5£ per copy. In 1961, the newspaper resumed publication with Mrs. Ash con- tinuing in an advisory capacity until second semester when Mrs. Wolfe became adviser. Donna Pardonnet acted as the Editor and, later in the fall, Carol Freeman was named Co-Editor. The staff grew to thirty-one members who all worked hard to improve the paper and make it successful. “Lucy Lovelorn to the the Rescue,” “Man on the Street,” “Teacher of the Month,” club news, and, of course, the gossip column were some of the fea- tures . Donna Pardonnet, the retiring editor, and her senior staff mem- bers hope that the “Cohica” continues to appear for many more years and becomes more successful and more worthwhile with each issue. sH Donna Pardonnet- Editor Carol Freeman - Co-Editor Linda Schneider - Treasurer Lucy Kalisek - News Editor Sandra Currie - Club Editor Club Reporters Sarah Beckwith - Camera Sandra Currie - Student Council Carol Freeman - Varsity Carolyn Griffin - Red Cross Claire Ockerman - F.H.A. Maxine Rohn - Annual Bill Ross - J.E.T.S. Pauline Sabow - G.A.A. Sally Shears - Bible Club Sue Shire - Art Donna Tobey - F.T.A. Pat Sieb - Honor Roll Jayne Sanders - Class Editor Class reporters Penny Fink - 10th Nancy Hanchett - 9th Janet Rogers - 9th Nora Morehouse - 8th Tom Elliot - 7th, Jr. High Sports Nell Harris - Band News Maxine Breiler - Library Calendar of events Tam Vyskocil - Gossip Editor Connie Stebleton - Gossip Editor Kay Porterfield - Cover Micheline Rourke - Cheerleading Julie Lootens - Debating, Boys’ Sports Shaaron Vincent - Girls' Sports Judy Bender - P.T.O. Sales Sharon Serviss Sue Shire Pauline Sabow Linda Schneider Typists Pauline Sabow Carolyn Griffin Shaaron Vincent Linda Schneider 38 Adviser - Mrs. Manahan President - Gene Brenneis Vice-President - Keith Kewish Secretary - Connie Stebleton Treasurer - Sherry Jensen ROW 1: G. Brenneis, S. Jensen, C. Griffin, ROW 2: Mrs. Manehan, F. Ockerman, C. Stebleton, J. Spooner, ROW 3: K. Kewish, B. Bowers. Each Monday night finds the Art Club members enthusiastically coming back to school for painting or craftwork of some design. During the year club members have made posters for many of the school activities. At Christmas time, many bulletin boards throughout the building displayed work of the art students and club members. Some of the members worked in copper while others painted in water colors and pastels. Several designed their own Christmas cards. In the spring the club joined with several other clubs of the school in an exhibit to show the creative results of our year’s ac- tivities . Club Adviser - Mr. Clark President - Linda Ross Vice-President - Bill Ross Secretary - Carol Lobdell Treasurer - Janice Semans GcuneSia Club The Corunna Camera Club has been involved in many new and interesting activities this year. Among these were our magazine drive and our dance. The money earned from these was used to purchase supplies for the darkroom. Another interesting activity was our “Match the Master Con- test.” Each member made a print that he thought was nearly per- fect and then we matched them to the master print. This year Ansco has sent us many new things including film- strips on darkroom procedures and photo finishing, and profes- sional photo displays. We also learned more about tinting by tinting our own protraits. Many of these were displayed in our Photo Show which took place in March. ROW 1: F. Ockerman, D. Hayes, P. Sabow, J. Semans, ROW 2: C. Lobdell, J. Norcross, S. Beckwith, Mr. Clark, ROW 3: D. Benjamin, K. Eckerle, G. Brenneis, B. Ross, L. Ross, M. Brock, S. Jensen. Junior Engineering Technical Society commonly called Jets was reorganized this year under the direction of Mr. Phillips. The pur- pose of the society is to aid the students in discovering and apprais- ing his own abilities, aptitudes and interests in many fields of sci- ence and engineering. The radioactive fall out project was the biggest activity of this year. Several samples of water were taken, prepared for testing, and then tested for radio-activity. However the tests were not too conclusive as the radio-activity seemed about normal. Mr. Wesley Leonard, an engineer from Consumers Powers Com- pany, attended a number of our meetings to see how we were pro- gressing and to give the club more ideas for projects. Our first trip, through the chemical laboratory of Harris Milling Company in Owosso, pointed out the great amount of scientific re- search necessary to keep improving a product. To view H.A.M. radios and their operation, the group visited Consumers Power Company in Flint. After an explanation of how H.A.M. radio works, a demonstration was given with many H.A.M.’s not only heard but also talked to. ROW 1: B. Benjamin, Mr. Phillips, S. Currie, ROW 2: W. Knerr, R. Rice, B. Woodworth, G. Ragland, N. Beckwith, ROW 3: D. Van Houton, W. Ross, D. Morris, P. Anderson, A. Kinney, K. Knauff, ROW 4: P. Dennis, R. Jones, R. Hickey, M. Sprague, R. Smith. ROW 1: D. Pardonnet, J. Sanders, Mrs. Ragland, H. Smith, G. Brenneis, ROW 2: D. Baker, T. Gurden, C. Sellers, C. Ockerman, J. Ritter, C. Stauch, ROW 3: N. Sutton, K. Porterfield, D. Hetfield, D. Hamlett, J. Graves, ROW 4: L. Ross, B. Ross, S. Sprague, B. Dixon, P. Marks. This year certainly has been an exciting one for the F.T.A. Club. In the Fall, the club’s eight members planned a membership cam- paign resulting in a total membership of twenty. November 4, many of the members spent an enjoyable, worth- while day at Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, attending the sixth F.T.A. Area Conference sponsored by the Charles L. Anspach Chapter of the Student Education Association in co- operation with the Michigan Education Association. In December Corunna Teachers Club entertained our club at their regular meeting. Hazel Smith, President of FTA, explained many features of the club including the point system. After the members introduced themselves, the meeting was turned over to Bill Ross, also a FTA member, who showed the slides he had recently taken while in Europe. Refreshments were served as the closing event. Again this year the club participated in the two weeks’ mag- azine drive along with the FHA and Camera Club. Although the top salesman wasn’t in the FTA Club, we came out on top with $92 profit and with Gene Brenneis, Dave Hamlet and Diane Baker receiving prizes or citations for total sales. Also, during this year, our point system was improved in that points are now given to officers and for Sunday school teaching; a constitution was drawn up and adopted; the office of reporter was added; and an FTA pledge was adopted by the club. The pledge deals with the requirements of a teacher under the head- ings: physical vitality, mental vigor, moral discrimination, wholesome personality, helpfulness, knowledge, and leadership. In the Spring at the awards assembly pins were given to officers and members earning 100 points. Adviser - Mrs. Ragland President - Hazel Smith Vice-President - Jayne Sanders Secretary - Donna Pardonnet Treasurer - Gene Brenneis ROW 1: L. Eveleth, M. Wilson, B. Sprague, Miss Houston, ROW 2: S, Bruckman, J. Bender, S. Mudget, J. Sanders, ROW 3: J. Merko, C. Ockerman, P. Fink, C. Freeman, P. Fink, M. Bruckman, P. Perina, S. Ockerman. In the fall we attended a regional meeting at Charlotte, Michigan. Although the main order of business was to vote for state officers, we met many members from other F.H.A.’s and heard discussions of the values of F.H.A. and of the developing of girls, personality- wise and interest-wise. For money making projects we held a car-wash which was suc- cessful in spite of the rainy October afternoon. Following this was the magazine subscription drive. We came out very well. The F.H.A. and the F.F.A. of Corunna were invited to join the F.H.A. and F.F.A. of Owosso for a roller skating party at the Cha- teau Roller Skating Rink. Many of our members attended and had a very enjoyable time. The sale of cook books in the spring helped us to raise additional funds. The Mother-Daughter tea ended the year’s activities. Adviser - Miss Houston President - Penny Fink Vice-President - Claire Ockerman Secretary - Carol Freeman Treasurer - Judy Bender 43 Row 1: Mr. Wightman, B. Mills, J. Mars, J. Majzel, J. Podalan, T. Plashek, B. Welch, J. Lecureux, B. Stewart, W. Katt, L. Swan, Row 2: E. Ellsworth, T. Goetti, W. Mogg, D. Bowers, R. Everett, J. Hulbert, R. Marks, J. Ryan, B. Vincent, M. Shire, L. Sutton, Row 3: R. Kalisek, J. Naranjo, S. Toma, C. Greenman, G. Baker, J. Keyes, G. Hulbert, M. Lazell, P. Brandt, M. Pirochta, Row 4: F. Kramer, L.-Warner, D. Stevens, D. Bronson, M. Plementosh, W. MacDonald, M. Lewis, R. Kalisek, E. Bruckman, Row 5: R. Fromm, G. Randall, L. VanAmburg, J. Boland, J. Wietfeldt, P. Brandt, C. Malloy, M. Mills. fyutuAc fy ol America Adviser - Mr. Wightman President - Eugene Ellsworth Vice-President - Leon VanAmburg Secretary - Jerry Hulbert Treasurer - Jack Podolan Sentinel - Dick Kalisek Reporter - Bill Hulbert Our Corunna F.F.A. Chapter under the leadership of our agri- culture teacher Mr. Wightman has steadily grown in size during the last few years until we now have a membership of fifty-one. Members are now taking part in more contests than ever before as well as more members representing us at the district contests held in Chesaning. Jim Boland, Bob Parkinson, Mike Mills, Eugene Ellsworth, and Frank Svrcek from our chapter were on Blair Woodman’s Farm Forum over W.O.A.P., on the subject of “Opportunities in Agricul- ture.” This year we also had contestants entered in a contest for the highest yield of corn per acre. This contest was sponsored by the DeKalb Seed Corn Company. It is the aim and hope of our advisor and of our officers that the future will bring even greater interests and activities as the chap- ter continues to expand. Many worthwhile projects are possible for the boys interested in agriculture and its related areas. 44 (led Gnate The training of fifteen Junior Gray Ladies was one of our high- lights. Some of our other pro- jects were: building and filling a school chest, packing gift boxes to be sent overseas to needy children, collecting items for the club’s new scrapbook. In addi- tion, we had a “Teacher’s Baby Picture Contest” in which stu- dents voted at a penny a vote for the teacher’s best baby picture. The advisor for the second semester has been Mrs. Pat Daane. ROW 1: J. Bocek, C. Fitnich, S. Bowers, S. Shears, ROW 2: J. Burman, S. Hutchinson, J. Butcher, B Spraeue. C. Smith, ROW 3: F. Melrose, L. McBride, L. Haist, P. Samson. ROW 4: C. Griffin, M. Wilson, R. Brady, J. Merko. K. Foster, ROW 5: S. Johnson. B. Benjamin. M. Brock, S. Beckwith. Qna f Jladiai ROW 1: S. Beckwith, S. Bowers, M. Brock, ROW 2: J. Butcher, F. Melrose, S. Shears, B. Sprague, M. Wilson, ROW 3: C. Fitnich, J. Burman, P. Samson, S. Hutchinson, ROW 4: K. Foster, L. Haist, J. Bocek, ROW 5: L. McBride, R. Brady, B. Benjamin, S. Johnson. On uAbUal A dl Club Advisor - Mr. Butts President - Eugene Ellsworth Secretary - Keith Fruchey Treasurer - Kent Aurand Seated: A. Kinney, D. Howard, J. Sternaman, B. Runyan, L. Hagan, Mr. Butts. Row 1: E. Ellsworth, K. Aurand, D. Hartman, D. Jones, M. Mitchell, R. Hepworth, B. Smith. The Industrial Arts Club under the guidance of Mr. Butts has as its objectives: (1) to further a student’s interest in industrial arts and (2) to acquaint him with the wide scope covered by industrial arts. Since the form of the club meetings is very flexible, the member has a chance to work on his project for the greater part of the meeting time. This uninterrupted time each week allows him to accomplish about as much as during a whole week’s time in shop class. The project areas vary as the members wish, extending from autos to bowls. Many completed projects were shown in the Talent Show in the spring. 46 Adviser - Mr. Kent President - Bob Sleesman Vice-President - Ed Bruckman Secretary - Gary Braley Treasurer - Tom Desantis Sgt. at Arms - Bob Wallace Marvin Mitchell VaUbittf ROW 1: G. Louch, T. DeSantis, E. Bruckman, B. Sleeseman, G. Braley, P. Andersen, ROW 2: Mr. Kent, B. Knerr, F. Ockerman, G. Runyan, D. Morris, L. Jones, J. Campbell, M. Pixochta, ROW 3: M. Sprague, L. Moiles, M. Flagg, T. Austin, B. Rice, D. Adams, D. Price, D. Bronson, P. Brandt, ROW 4: D. Eggert, B. Bentley. K. Knauff, M. Stone, M. Lewis, B. Wallace, ROW 5: B. Smith, D. Stevens, H. Wiley, C. Smith, M. Mitchell, P. Dennis, D. Jones. The first piece of business that we did this year was the initiation of new members into the club. They were all voted in as a group and initiated. We sold schedule cards of all athletic games for our major money raising project. The Varsity Club took charge of the Dad and Mom’s Night football game. We gave each of the Moms a mum and after the game we held a get-together for the players and their folks. All of the former and present coaches who did not have a block “C” to wear on a suit or other apparel were given one. The Varsity Club presented all seniors with a sheepskin award. This award had written on it how many years that person had let- tered in a certain sport. This was presented at the annual year-end Sports Banquet. ROW 1: J. Samson, E. Robbins, S. McCarthy, B. Brown, B. Zwolensky, ROW 2: B. Bacigal, Miss McAvoy, P. Marks, M. Rohn, M. Reynolds, H. Smith, B. Sprague, N. Harris, M. Wilson, C. Brooks, M. Rourke, C. Fitnich, C. Zacharda, ROW 3: L. Heise, J. Crawford, J. Spooner, M. Tinklepaugh, C. Cramner, D. Baker, T. Gurden, P. Casteel, J. Brault, D. Adams, S, Ockerman, M. VanRiper, B. Adams, R. Inman, ROW 4: B, Dutcher, S. Vincent, S. Studt, A. McBride, J. Mattoon, C. Sellers, R. Chapin, M. Rothe, C. Kitchen, J. Martineau, S. Humphrey, B. Osburn, B. Humphrey, ROW 5: J. Graves, L. Herblet, C. Bacon, M. Kellogg, L. Eveleth, S. Mudget, J. Bender. M. Bruckman, F. Brewer, J, Hoschner, M. Sutton, S. Stanhope, B. Schlaack, ROW 6: G. Magyar, B, Kebler, P. Fink, C. Freeman, J. Oliver, M. Brock, S. Bowers, R. Brady, J. Schaar, L. Haist, K. Wyers, J. Merko, ROW 7: M. Meier, L. Vanderkarr, A. Osburn, T. Vyskocil, B. Woodworth, J. Hess, S. Booth, R. Schooley, S. Osburn, S, Jensen, P. Sabow, S. Serviss. q. a. a. Adviser - Miss McAvoy President - Julie Lootens Vice-President - Bonnie Bacigal Secretary - Pat Marks Treasurer - Maxine Rohn This year the G.A.A. has a record membership of 80. We are still striving to interest all girls in athletics and to encourage them to take part in sports. Through the year we have participated in touch football, volley- ball, basketball, and bowling. In the fall about 20 members canoed from the Y.M.C.A. camp at Bancroft to the Shiawassee Town Dam. No one was “dunked” but a few paddles had to be replaced. In February the Club joined with the Varsity Club for a skating party at Mike Crane’s Landing. No broken bones; but good ap- petites for the hot dogs and pop. The Spring Tea featuring the Junior and Senior girls and their mothers was a success and about completed the year’s activities. 48 Jlamecoj+U+Uf 2uee t Queen and Jie i Count Barbara Barney. Shaaron Vincent, Queen Tamara Vyskocil. Barbara Woodworth. Carol Banda Escorts: Bob Hamill, Gene Zacharda, Barry Vincent, Charles Lewis, Jim Woodworth. CUe deadte iA. Many pages of the annual could be devoted to the photogenic cheerleaders. Would that please them as much as knowing that their goal—to inspire and to direct the student body enthusiasm for activities—is reached? Three cheers for the cheerleaders ! Margaret Sutton, Bonnie Bacigal, Luanne Vanderkarr, Barbara Woodworth, Shaaron Vincent, Micheline Rourke Chance Hand 50 Row 1: B. Carpenter, P. Dennis, B, Ross, J. Graves, B. Roby, J. Blankenship, B. Austin. Row 2: H. Wiley, D, Eggert, G. Ragland, J. Inhulsen, R. Rice, A. Kinney, C, Smith. GoAM+uui, QawcJUeSi feand bisieotosi - M i% Col Row 1: R, Eldridge, C. Weidman, J. Willoughby, S. Norton, G. Magyar, J. Inhulsen, E, Mallery, P. Cas- teel, Row 2: P. Sack, B. Ross, J. Gillam, C. Smith, S. Sparkia, L. Ross, B. Kebler, R. Chapin, L. Sexton. Row 3: S. McCarthy, L. Powell, B. Joslin, M. Sutton, F. Brewer, J. Steele, L. Martin, J. Dutcher, S. Roby, B. Zwolensky. Row 4: C. Zacharda, T. Gurden, L. Farrell, B. Steele, D. Hayes, C. Sergeant, C. Blossom, L. McBride, B. Benjamin, R. Schooley. Row 5: C. Hickmott, B. Carpenter, N. Harris, C. Reese, A. Os- burn, M. Plementosh, P. Dennis, B. Roby, K. Knauff, J. Norcross. Row 6: A. Kinney, G. Ragland, R. Rice, D. Eggert, C. McCollum, L. Jones, J. Schultz, D. Renwick, F. Tejkl. Row 7: M. Pirochta, V. Martin, S. Osburn, D. Diamond, B. Austin, L. Angus, S. Somers, J. Blandenship, R. Hickey. Row 8: B. Hoschner, H. Wiley, C. Smith, M. Elkins. 51 Vocal ejiasiimesit Gltoin, Row 1: L. Baker, F, Melrose, D. Pardonnet, S. Norton, C. Freeman, M, Kingsbury, S. Mead, J. Sanders, C. Reese, Mrs. Lickfelt. Row 2: J. Howard, M. Brock, N. Burmer, B. Humphrey, S. Johnson, P. Fink, S. Elkins, M. Meier, B. Dixon. Row 3: D. VanHouton, R. Rice, D. Lewis, J. Inhulsen, P. Newman, B. Wal- lace, D. Gushen, G. Brenneis. Qlee, GluJi Row 1: S. Bowers, J. Alexander, L. Ogg, B. Knerr, S. Pesik, S. Ockerman, R. Brady. Row 2: R. Gurden, B. Hamill, B. Vincent, Mrs. Lickfelt, J. Naranjo, B. Parkinson, B. Mills. feaAehall 1961 First Row: Coach Brooks, Jim Griffin, Bill Knerr, Art Kinney, Mike Hill, Ron Nemets, Bob Wallace, Hugh Wiley, Bob Smith. Second Row: Dick Jackson, Jack Steele, Charles Hickmott, Carlton Smith, Bob Ockerman, Ray Fromm, Herb Williams, Bob Street, Jr. Dennis, Keith Kewish, Paul Brandt, Chuck Sutliff. Third Row: Berry Smith, Mike Warren, Tom DeSantis, Larry Gulick. Co-Captains Denny Freeman Tom DeSantis Most Valuable Player Tom DeSantis C.H.S STAR PLAYERS MOST HITS TOM DeSANTIS 15 BATTING AVERAGE TOM DeSANTIS 425 MOST RUNS TOM DeSANTIS 14 HO ME-RUNS BOB STREET 1 RUNS BATTED IN BOB STREET 12 Opponents We They Chesaning 3 5 Chesaning 4 10 Durand 0 9 Elsie 8 5 Ovid 5 9 St. Paul 16 4 Portland 11 1 Bath 5 10 Laingsburg 5 19 Perry 6 2 Durand 6 9 J,UZcJz. 96 Gosi etestoe Glui fupUc ui First Row: Gary Harris Mgr., Don Morris, Roger Johnson, Bruce Cleland, Vic Bronson, Dave Moiles, Jim Wazny, Pat Andersen, Gary Sleeseman Mgr. Second Row; Gary Braley, Bill Knerr, Dick Jones, Larry Moiles, Ken Kirby, Gary Poulton, Hugh Wiley, Ted Austin, Mike Flagg, Wayne Inman. Third Row: Coach Butts, John Blankenship, Bob Cummings, Gary Wright, Larry Shepard, Bob Bentley, Mike Lewis, Dennis Boles, Gezo Hauk, Dick Sherman, Jim Lecureux. Fourth Row; Bob Austin, Gary Louch, Mike Lazalle, Marv Stone, Dick Bronson, Bob Darnell, Bill Ross, Dave Howard, Mick Smith. Co-Captains—Vic Bronson Most Valuable Player Dave Moiles Dave Moiles Ken Kirby—880 Yd. Field Record Vic Bronson—Conference Shot Put Record, Field Pole Vault Record Field Pole Vault Record Corunna 4 Laingsburg 34 Ithaca 18i MSD 54 Corunna 50f Corunna 67 Perry 27 Laingsburg 30 Corunna 86 Detwitt 27 Corunna 67 Elsie 37 Ovid 32 CMU Relays—Kirby, Stone Moiles, Sterba—place 4th and 5th Varsity 54- Ovid 34 St. Paul 25 Frosh-Soph 25 Saginaw Tech Relays—Andersen, Bronson, Cleland—1st Shot Put Corunna 74 Durand 33 Chesaning 30 Ithaca 2 Regionals—Qualified Moiles and Cleland for State CONFERENCE: Corunna 64 Laingsburg 22 Elsie 43 Perry Ovid 27 Portland 4 55 Captain Terry Garden Q4 Coach—Keith Elkins Outstanding Player George Dunham Mr. Keith Elkins - Coach, Terry Gurden, Bryan Betyler, Charlie Lewis, Jim Sterba, George Dunham, Phil Dennis. The spring of 61 witnessed the addition of another sport to C.H.S.—namely golf. The record for the first season shows four wins, four loses, and eighth in the Regionals. POINTS Corunna 2— St. Paul 12§ Corunna 15 Chesaning 0 Corunna 4 St. Paul 6i Corunna 6 Flushing 9 Corunna 7 Swartz Creek 8 Corunna 4 Flushing ol °2 Corunna 8 Portland 2 PLAYER AVERAGE TEAM POINTS Dunham 80 Betzler 93 14t Gurden 94 4 Lewis 97 00 to 1m Dennis 98 5 Sterba 98 5 56 tyoothaU 1961 VoAsUty GaosUiesul _ ft J§ S 77 33 S bl B ±23. $ a ; St 3' 0 i l8 90i r r Sfc '3? First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fonrth Row: Mgr. Jim Graves, Mike Pirochta, Mike Hill, Dick Stevens, Ed Bruckman, Pat Andersen, Bob Wallace, Ted Austin, Hugh Wiley, Paul Brandt, Phil Dennis. Bill Leader, Bob Smith, Gary Braley, Gary Louch, Dick Adams, Mike Mills, Bob Sleeseman, Leon VanAmburg, Mickey Sprague, Ken Kirby, Mgr. Tom Butcher. Marv Mitchell, Larry Gulick, Dennis Boles, Mike Fitnich, Larry Moiles, Tom DeSantis, Rusty Merril, Rick Mowen, Dan Schiebner, Mike Flagg Mgr., Dave Price. Ass't Coach Brooks, Coach Alexander, Tom Shire, Mike Smith, Jim Lecureux, Colon Kings- bury, Dick Sherman, Mike Warren, Floyd Tithof, Marv Stone, Dick Bronson, Bob Darnell, Gezo Hauk, Mgr. Doug Benjamin. Our Cavaliers this year were a hustling, scrappy team. We fin- ished the season with 5 wins, 3 losses, and one tie. The high-lights were defeating Portland and their 24 game winning streak, winning over our usual rivals, Elsie, and defeating Durand the last game of the season and winning back the Inter-City Trophy. We lose 18 seniors by graduation but have a good nucleus of underclassmen returning next fall. This year marked the last one of the Central Michigan Confer- ence for Corunna as Corunna joins the Mid-Michigan “B” in 1961. Opponent 1961 SCHEDULE We They St. Louis 13 6 Chesaning 6 6 Portland 26 20 Perry 0 12 Ovid 7 13 Laingsburg 41 0 Elsie 21 7 Bath 13 14 Durand 12 6 Team Awards Most Valuable Player Honorary Co-captains Most Improved Player Most Promising Junior Most Promising Sophomore Most Promising Freshmen - Bob Wallace - Bob Sleeseman Dick Stevens - Bob Sleeseman - Tom DeSantis - Gary Louch - Dwight Ade Gary Sleeseman ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM MEMBERS 2nd Team End—Pat Andersen 2nd Team Guard—Gary Louch 2nd Team Quarterback—Hugh Wiley 57 2nd Team Fullback—Bob Wallace fUa uiUif liaAJzeilKiU Row 1: B. Ross, Mr. Phillips Row 2: G. Wright, L, Moiles, L. Shepard, M. Fitnich, B. Sleeseman Row 3: G. Dunham, P. Andersen, K. Kewish, H. Wiley Row 4: P. Dennis, K. Kirby, M. Sprague. Corunna 67 Chesaning 74 Corunna 56 Elsie 46 75 St. Paul 64 65 Ovid 50 61 Elsie 36 70 Portland 76 54 Ovid 56 59 Durand 51 62 Portland 53 Scaled, 60 Bath 58 59 Bath 63 60 Laingsburg 51 60 Laingsburg 47 39 Perry 94 46 Perry 65 District Corunna 50 Swartz Creek 52 Sponsored by Ray Hollandsworth Co-Captains Phil Dennis—Hugh Wiley Most Valuable Player—Phil Dennis Best Defensive Player—Hugh Wiley Team Morale Booster—Hugh Wiley Most Improved Player—Mick Sprague Most Promising Underclassman—Larry Moiles fl. 0. (laAJzetLcdl Row 1: K. Taylor, C. Hickmott. J. Majzel. H. Williams. Row 2: J. Blankenship, J. Lecureux, D. Dutcher, M. Smith, C. Lewis, Mr. Brooks, Row 3: J. Sveda, D. Howard, D. Sherman, C. Smith, B. Street, B. Smith, D. Bronson, G. Lone. Corunna 55 Chesaning 39 Corunna 59 Elsie 39 Corunna 55 St. Paul Corunna 43 Ovid 45 Corunna 60 Elsie Corunna 54 Portland 64 Corunna 64 Ovid 58 Corunna 55 Durand 43 Corunna 46 Portland 43 Corunna 50 Bath 36 Corunna 33 Bath 38 Corunna 69 Lainsburg 51 Corunna 60 Lainsburg 35 Corunna 36 Perry 33 Corunna 55 Perry 36 Sponsored by Owosso Optical Service 59 Row 1: C. Chalker, F. Ockerman, R. Rice, R, Adams, D. Price, B, Knerr Row 2: H. Kurrle, D. Jones, M. Mitchell, M. Mills, W. Guth, G. Louch Row 3: B. Steele, D. Gushen, K. Knauff, B. Mills, G. Braley, J. Naranjo, L. Jones Row 4: D. Hagadon, J. Mars, M. Pirochta, G. Sleeseman, D. Bobier, A. Kinney Row 5: C. Greenman, H. Hosking, M. Stone, D. Eggert, D. Ade, D. Campbell, J. Challender Row 6: Mr. Kent, D. Benjamin, K. Eckerle, J. Courtier, L. Bouck, J. Benjamin. Corunna Corunna 46 Lakeville 5 44 Williamston 8 30 Eaton Rapids 16 36 Clio 16 42 B.V.S. 8 28 Alpena 20 31 Eaton Rapids 5 21 Clio 0 31 Haslett 20 Corunna Vci ulitlf, ScosieA, Corunna 15 Grand Ledge 31 47 Lakeville 0 35 Okemos 9 24 Davison 24 23 Flint J.V. 27 18 Okemos 3 34 Davison 2 Adams Co-Captain State Champ Regional Champ Christmas Tour- ney Champ Bay City Tourney Rice Co-Captain 3rd in State 2nd in Regionals 3rd in Christmas Tourney 2nd at Bay City Sponsored by Kazen Bros Furniture Qid'i BmJieUaU . f 0 r ROW 1: C. Zacharda, M. Rothe, B. Dutcher, B. Zwolensky, B. Keblei, K. Wyers, ROW 2: P. Sabow, P. Marks, L. Herblet, M. Rohn, S. Jensen, P. Casteel, Miss McAvoy, ROW 3: J. Crawford, B. Bacigal, ROW 4: M. Sutton, S. Vincent, M. VanRiper, M. Rourke, ROW 5: T. Vyskocil, B. Woodworth, A. Osburn. We They We They Alumni - 20 27 ScOSl L Laingsburg - 65 17 Laingsburg - 85 6 Owosso - 39 22 Owosso - 33 18 Perry - 33 22 VolletfJuiU ROW 1: M. Van Riper, B. Fitnich, M. Sutton, J. Mattoon, S. Vincent, D. Adams, J. Crawford, ROW 2: J. Graves, S. McCarthy, B. Zwolensky, S. Stanhope, B. Bacigal, M. Rohn, L. Herblet, ROW 3: S. Serviss, A. Osburn, R. Schooley, K. Wyers, P. Sabow, Miss McAvoy. Sponsored by Mo-Nell Hobby Shop fyte iuncM tyootbali Front Row: Jim Barcus, Carl Chalker, Tom Hayes, Rod Eldridge, Bob Mills, Rob Merrill, Tom Perkins. 2nd Row; Don Bailey, Ed Dodge, Ron Marks, Bob Hoshner, Gary Frederick. Dwight Ade, Don Magyar, Doug Het- field, Tom Scheibner, mgr. 3rd Row: Clare McCullum, Dave Diamond, Jim Woodworth, Den Renwick, Tom Ackley, Linwood Inman, Dick Schilling, Howard Hosking. 4th Row: Coach Kent, Jim Naranjo, Gary Sleeseman, Jesso Zsigo, Fred Kramer, Don Elkins, Dean Reid, Steve Andersen. OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN - DWIGHT ADE GARY SLEESEMAN Row 1: S. Andersen, R. Bosserdet, T. Perkins, D. Hamlett. Row 2: Mr. D. Elkins, J. Woodworth, T. Hayes, H. Shire. ScoA l Corunna 46 St. Charles 11 17 Lain gs burg 33 18 St. Charles 15 30 Chesaning 35 40 Elsie 17 40 St. Paul 11 33 Chesaning 44 46 Elsie 35 35 Laingsburg 34 Elkins, F. Kramer, B. Hoschner. 62 Sponsored by Corunna T.V. Center First row: Mike Hill, Ted Austin, Mike Pirochta, Leon VanAmburg, Mike Mills, Dick Adams, Mick Sprague. 2nd row: Bob Smith, Rusty Merrill, Dick Stevens, Bob Wallace, Ed Bruckman, Ken Kirby. 3rd row: Marv Mitchell, Phil Dennis, Pat Andersen, Bob Sleeseman, Hugh Wiley, Paul Brandt. d 1 di' P ' L 18 yQV S4 i8 3 tf77 9l ®4 j Setuosi Play AU 2b k- y? Sponsored by Brady’s Foodland 64 AfownUsc JT f6 GcuU SEATED: S. Currie, M. Willoughby. R. Howell, ROW 2: D. Lewis, R. Rice, W. Ross, C, Reese, D. Price, ROW 3: D. Van Houton, Miss Spaniola, N. Beckwith. SENIOR PLAY EXTRAS SEATED: Miss Spaniola, J. Sanders, S. Norton, H. Smith, D. Hartman, B. Knerr, M. Breiler, S. Shire, M. Baker, B. Fitnich, B. Dutcher, ROW 1; L. Schenider, L. Kalisek, D. Pardonnet, D. Tobey, C. 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