Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

Pioneer Memories of Croswell-Lexington High School Croswell, Michigan In Dedication We, the Class of 1967, in appreciation for innumerable services to our community including the uniting of the Croswell and Lexing- ton Schools, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Joseph E. Liddicoat; and to Mrs. Bernice Liddicoal for her many years of valuable assistance and wonderful teaching. 2 BOARD OF EDUCA TION FRONT: Ferris Gardner, treasurer; Thelma Hopkins, president; Wayne Clarkson. BACK: Wesley Strevel, secretary; Edward Sasinowski, Bruce Noble. Whereas, Gene J. Gill served for many years as secretary and member of the Board of Education of the Croswell-Lexington School District until his unexpected death in Janu- ary of 1967, and, Whereas, lie always conducted the duties of his position with honor and with diligence and willingly cooperated with the School Board and the teachers resulting in the greatest benefit for the citizens and stu- dents of the Croswell-Lexington School Dis- trict, and, Whereas, his untimely passing has brought sorrow to all members of the Cros- well-Lexington School Board and teaching staff—. 4 PRINCIPAL Mr. Caldwell UV, the Senior Class of 1967, feel honored to say that we have been the last class to graduate with Mr. Jack Caldwell as our principal. Mr. Caldwell has been principal of Crosivell-Lexington High School for nine years, and assistant prin- cipal for the two previous years. It has often been said that Mr. Caldwell has always been fair in his dealings with the students. He is one man that we will all feel a loss for as each of us travels his separate way. Once again the Senior Class of '67 would like to say, Thank you, Mr. Caldwell. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Liddicoat ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Snyder ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Longendyke 5 Mrs. Work Mrs. Bricker Mrs. Jewell SECRETARY NURSE SECRETARY Mrs. Gardner SECRETARY COOKS Mr. Nunn Mrs. Badgero, Mrs. Kettlewell, SUPERINTENDENT OF NON- and Mrs. Clarkson. TEACHING PERSONNEL CUSTODIANS Mr. Dauson, Mr. Gibson, and Mr. Hurley. Facu Miss Bernier Social Studies English Mr. Dineen Math Sports Mr. Elmquist Geography Sports Mr. Freeland Chemistry Physics Bio. -Chem. A Mrs. Fulmer Art Mr. Knapp Coll. Prep Electronics Mr. Gkekas Government Sports Mrs. Liddicoat Adv. Algebra Trig. Counselor Mrs. Hart English Creative Writing Coll. Prep Counselor Mr. Lueckert English Mrs. Hewitt Homemaking Mr. Makarewicz Mech. Drawing Shop Mr. Jackson Boys' Phys. Ed. Sports Mr. Mapley Science Sports 8 Mrs. Meneghin French Mr. Miller Geometry Mr. Parets Vocal Band Mr. Parker Biology Bio. -Chem. Mr. Sp rowl World History Journalism Mr. Stall Typing General Math Mrs. Stover English Mrs. Sturtridge Girls' Phys. Ed. English Mr. Voss Speech Sociology Mr. Wark Office Practice Shorthand Mr. Whitman Mr. Zilinski Bookkeeping Algebra Job Prep Business Math Mr. Regan U. S. History Sports Mrs. Swiler Librarian Reading 9 In Recognition Mr. Makarewicz THE CLASS OF 67 ' r Mrs. Hart We, the Class of 1967, are greatfal to all of our sponsors for their help and guidance throughout our high school ca- reers, but we wish especially to express our thanks and good wishes to Mrs. Hart on her retirement. 10 Donald Mar slta Pal Atianis Allen liantes 1 Charles Ralph Kenneth Rebecca Uovtl Barton■ Behrentll Bernardo Bomhyk Roh-Hmk Marjorie James Christine Joanne Barney Nancy Brads hate Brctrcr Brodacht Broeckaert Bromi Brown Darlene Randy Bmniiit Buhner Daniel Sltaron Cole Cole Jerry Coleman Jane Cook PeflKy Cook Donald Karen Cornwell Con rhie v Bruce Don ' las Curtis Culler Lytha Dane Bonnie Barbara Sheila Chris Danniels Dtjicl Oes Jaidins Deioo l James Criekon Arllinr Drake 12 Nanette William burrs Robert Jane David Margaret Mark Eliardl Eliardl Farrar Ferrell Flannigan Froslick Galbraith Galbraith Harlan John Kurt Gene Kathy Nancy Belly Felix Garttucr (Wiser Centner Gibson Gibson Goldschmidt Gonzalez Gonzalez Elizabeth Jackson a f Rebecca Jackson Ronald Levin John Johnston Peter Levit te Brian Jnzysla Pamela Kcrsten Tony Macklem Deborah Hope Vicki King Rick Hoppenmorth Deborah Lasman Keith Martin William Colleen Lie her Lyons 13 ■ Charles Malle son Ron MuUhetes (krai (I Mt Al lister Roseauna McIntyre Dale Me Lone Joe Mendoza Mary hm Meutkua lit hcr I Mcue nidi. Pony las Judy Fred Jamce Pant Share n Da rid Ihma rd Molesnvrtli Molesnvrllt Moran Morrissey Sehmer Near Ion Siehots Snyenl Kim Rnlh Ann Loltora Gilbert Will nun Shelly Mary Dm point Sauu Sauu Mye Ochoa O'Connor (Miuier (Mirer Onnerud Puny las Lorraine Craiy Debra Saury Linda Ravnioml Michael Or me rotI Oshom Paid Parsons pallerstm Peterson jpcil Plotliien John Surma Saner Gary John Joe Sylrla Deborah Pad ne i Radioed Ray land Rankin Rap sou Rios Rios Roskey John Ut mu las fin III .Icon Uarhl Pam Benlah Eduard Sandra Sl Slater stall Steele Steffen Slone Slone Stone Rieltard Rhonda Kevin John Karen Daniel Cheryl Tilly Slratlon Sltulaher ShtrU Tanner Trejert Todd TromhiU Villarreal Dun Douglas Charlene Marlha .Joseph Walls Wamat Wood ZeUer Zink STANDING: J. Pudney, vice-pres.; P. Nehmer, Stu- dent Council; G. Rankin, treas.; N. Brown, D. Lay- man, S. Olitner, and N. Shaw, S. C. SITTING: P. Steffen, M. Bradshaw, pres.; and N. Goldsmidt, S. SPONSORS: Mr. Lueckerl, Mr. Regan, Mr. Sprowl, C. Mrs. Swiler, Mrs. Fulmer, and Mr. Elmquist. Hey, the Red Wings won last night! Quit heatin' your gums and get to work! m A Louie Armstrong she's not. I swear, it was THIS LONG!!!! n If the kids can eat it, so can we. Today, I tell her! When she comes into the office mornings .... whew! n It sounds good to my ear. I think you need help, Kanaby. Andrea Dennis Adams Aitken Dee Angerbrandt Krysile Angerbrand,I Roderick Jane Arnold Baer Harry Gary Barnes Bartley Ann Brabyti Money Bartley Belly Bassett Steven Baska Thomas Bell David Boners Vonda Brakeman Pollyanna Brockman Bonnie Broun Virginia Browne Patrice Buhner Kenneth Bush Janies Caslerline Dale Caughel Donna Sandra Cata Cemy Christine Clark Duane Clark Janice Clark Daniel Clarkson Loren Nancy Clarkson Cobum Marie Patricia Larry Beverly Donald Chris Marcia Jerry Cole Conlee Dane Daniels Davis Dawson Dawson Decker 18 Kathlene Bonnie Fred Timothy Judy Diane Judy Lmda Denton DesJardins Detary Devoogd Doan Donaldson Doyle Durecka Robert Thomas Gregory Robert Carol Joyce Michael Gary Ebner Egan Emerson Esselmh Farr Ferrier Fisher Flannigan Gary Arlene Annette Clarine Kenneth William Stephanie Steven French Fulayter Gardner Gardner Gibson Gibson Granger Gravish Kidd Georgia Carol Neil Patricia Norman Harry Frances Green Grenon Grover Hal! Hallman Hall Hannan Harvey Wayne Thomas Brian Terry lone Lisbeth Barbara Stephen Helmold Henderson Herbert Hewitt Hickson Hopkms Hoppmthal Hoste rm an 19 Richard Hurley Dennis John Paul Jarmolowicz Theodore Jarosz Frank Johnson Stephen Junga Pamela Nancy Kaercher Hammer Joseph Paul Kanaby Kanaby Michael Kasprzyk Nicholas Kautz Mary Kerbxson Sue Ke rschcnhe ite r Scott Ralph King Kinsley John Jean Rose Merlin Eduard Dennis Donald George Kish Krause Laretz Larson Lee Lemon Lockwood Lockwood Barbara Blair Janice Donna Gregory Judy John Kandace Long Dong Makarewicz Marino Marquardt Marquardt Martin Martin Terry Linda Bonnie Thomas Brenda David Althea Bruce Maskell Maxwell Me Canna McClellan McComb McIntyre Mow Muir Ikymald Vickie Larry Lola Gail April Denise Michael Noble Osborne Pabst Paling Parker Parrott Parsons Partake fal Gary Charles Charles Edith James Thomas Wesley Peterson Phillips Phipps IHcol Prine P rouse Radford Radford L fh Rose Ann Donald Ramage Rankin William Raymond Gail Reaume Roger Sampier Marc Sckillinger Dorothy Schlaufman Barbara Scletenlicrr Darlene Raymond Ruth Phyllis Secvrd Selesky Sepsey Shinn John Smeekert Gary Smith Judith Smith Helen Janice Martin Jacob Karen Wayne Jeffrey Stantch Stapleton Stapleton Stencel Slontenbnrg Studaker Snntou At Shan lev i Vicki Tcnhusch 21 Michelle John Robert Stephen John Richard Vicky Linda Thibdean Thompson Todd Todd Traith Trim hill Turk Utter SOPHOMORE SPONSORS SEATED: Mr. Voss, Mis. Meneghin, and Mr. Parker. STANDING: Mr. Mapley, Mr. Zilinski, and Mr. Jackson. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SITTING: V. Osborne, Student Council; G. Parker, Student Council; M. Thibdaue, sec.; and A. Adams, Student Council. STANDING: J. Casterline, res.; J. Stapleton, treas. ; S. Kerschenheiter, vice-pres.; G. Grenon, Student Council; D. VanRenterghen, S m- dent Council; and S. King, Student Council. Gary Larry Robert Linda Kathi Elaine Gene Billie Adams Adams Allen Barrett Bartley Bernardo Biskey Blizzard Lynda Blodick Vicki Bradsltau Linda Brockman Sandra Brodacki Dick Christine Brown Burke Terrance Michael Carter Cemy Nancy Monica Church Ciochon Sharon Clark Lynn Clarkson Karen Co hum Nancy Collier Keith Suzanne Collins Conlee Terry Margaret Cook Cosenza James Comhy David Crickon Jerry Cummings Deborah Curtis Alice Karen Davis Demeyer Terry Gary Alice Diane Kathy Mary Lou Richard Owen Dennison Draveling Dunphy IMtPage Uurecka Evans Ferrell Ferrihy 24 Shelba Felles Andrea Foley Bonnie Frazier Gale Beverly Fuller Galbraith Mary C. Garcia John Kathlene Geiger Gentner James Susan Mariol Janet Robert James Mark Dennis Gibson Gibson Gillett Goline Gooding Grandy Granger Graves Alan fhzsan Rath Harley Diane John Kay Carolyn Greening Grenon Cunningham Hallman Harry Harvey Hazard He I mold Jerry Hoslerman Gary Hume Linda Huston Patricia Ingram Bernice Duorski John Jackson Linda Janet Jackson Jarmolotricz Sharon Don Daiid Patricia Pauline Joanne Regina Carol Jerlecki Jewell Johnson Jose Kanabv Handler Kautz Kettlewell 25 Fred Robert Kinnce KoUke Palsy Mason Dan Matlhcns Carol McAfee Nora McCanna Belle McClellan Bonnie McClellan Thomas William Jenny Gary Jndilk Carl Judy Patricia McSabb Meneghin Mole snort h Moore Morrissey Winner Nicholls Nolan Daiid Roland Oliver Ouellette Kare Michael Faclh Patterson Michael Petersen David Picot Betty Radford Carol Randolph Jeffery Nancy Regan Rennie -loan Repp Grant Bill Scott, Jr. Scott Ernest S nirlcen Spencer Spencer Mary St. Owe Janet St ratfon Darlene Teels Charles Teller James Todd Denise John Wendy Turner Uhring Vad Michael Brenda Valentine Vancamp Marlene Douglas Ceroid Wamat Watson Weslley Cariotta Willis Janet Sue Sharon Monica Wilson Zaruk Zauner Ziegler JUNIOR SPONSORS Mr. Dineeti, Mr. Stall, Mrs. Stover, Mrs. Sturt- ridge, Mr. Gkekas, and Mr. Wark. FRONT ROW: P. Jose, treas.; V. Bradshaw, vice- pres.; N. McCanna and B. Frazier, rep. SECOND ROW: E. Spencer and M. Gillette, rep.;S. Brodacki, pres.; D. Curtis, rep.; K. Bartley, sec.; and M. Valentine, rep. 27 Organizations Student Council FRONT ROW: Nancy Brown, Debbie Layman, Mariol Gillette, Bonnie Frazier, Diati Studaker, Pat Jewell, Carol Des Jardins, Greg Jarmolowicz, Chris Burke, and Mary Lu Bombyk. SEC- OND ROW: Gail Parker, Denise VanRenterghen, Nora McCanna, Vicki Osborn, Andrea Adams, Nancy Shaw, Nancy Goldschmidt, Shelly Olimer, and sponsor, Mr. Snyder. THIRD ROW: Ernie Spencer, Mike Valentine, Scott King, Georgia Grenon, Pat Patterson, and Paul Nehmer. Ski Club STANDING: D. Wamat, K. Sturtz, J. Johnson, S. Pfent, J. Regan, P. Nolan, J. Todd, K. Kleinhardt, C. Teller, D. VanCamp, G. Browne, S. King, L. Hopkins, G. Todd, J. Stapleton, D. Donaldson, J. Casterline, P. Patterson, J. Cole, D. Wurmlinger, G. DeCocker, A. Dawson, S. Wilson, and G. Hewitt. SITTING: C. Hop- kins, K. Stapleton, M. Wamat, A. Lindke, J. Williams, D. Picot, D. Graves, and M. Thieleman. 30 National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Mariol Gillette and Lynn Mader. SECOND ROW: Linda Lieber and Carol McAfee. THIRD ROW: Elaine Zimow- ske, Judy Brown, Mary Lou Biskey, Greg Jannolowicz, Carol Des Jardins, and Marylu Bombyk. FOURTH ROW: Anne Scott and Sue Work. FIFTH ROW: Carl Nehmer and Sandy Brodacki. SIXTH ROW: Wayne Morgan and Dave Johnson. Advisor: Mr. Makarewicz. 31 More than 80 high schools were repre- sented. at the Eighteenth Assembly of the Model United Nations Assembly at Hills- dale College on March 10-11. The major topics of discussion were: outer space, Southern Rhodesia, admission of Red China, disarmament, population explosion, and financing the United Nations. The main ob- jective of MUNA is to create a thorough un - derstanding of how the UN actually func- tions. The Cros-Lex Delegation represented Pakistan this year. The delegates were Sue Work, Greg Jarmolowicz, and Gilbert Brake - man. Miss Bernier was their sponsor during the two-day session. MUNA Patriotism Each Monday morning, Student Council president, Greg Jarmolowicz, led the stu- dent body in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Also each morning, Lynn Mader and Sharon Krajenke raised the American Flag. Many of the mornings were not as sunny as in the picture; and we are sure Lynn and Sharon would agree. 32 Debate The Cros-Lex Debate Team had a very successful season under the direction of Coach dames Voss. They received the Uni- versity of Michigan plaque for excellence in high school debating which Greg Jarmolowicz is holding. They won 7 out of 8 debates to at- tain this award. The team's record of 19 wins and 1 loss in the Blue Water Forensic League entitled them to the First Place tro- phy which Captain Sue Work is holding. The other members of the team are G. Brakeman, D. Curtis, N. Wedge, and C. Nehmer. FRONT ROW: G. Brakeman, D. Curtis, N. Wedge, and C. Nehmer. SECOND ROW: G. Jarmolowicz, Coach Mr. Voss, and S. Work Forensics FRONT ROW: J. Will- iams, B. Frazier, S. Work, C. Hopkins, A. Lindke, J. Repp, and D. VanRenterghen. SECOND ROW: L. Lie- ber, G. Brakeman, G. Jarmolowicz, K. Joseph, N. Wedge, C. Teller, J. Walls, G. Parker, D. Curtis, R. VanCon- ant, N. Katuiby, and Coach Mr. Voss. The Forensics Program had enthusiastic participation which thrust some individuals as far as the State Regional Contest. The Multiple Reading Group came closest to advancing to the State Finals, but lost by 1 point. The in- dividuals who placed first in their divisions were: Original Oratory, N. Wedge; Declamation, D. VanRenterghen; Interpretative Reading, C. Teller; Radio-News, R. VanConant; Humorous Interpretation, N. Kanaby; Extem- poraneous Speaking, S. Work; Multiple Reading, G. Jarmolowicz, A. Lindke, G. Brakeman, and J. Williams. 33 Hall Monitors Pam Marquardt and Greg Soule Others are L. Wendzel, L. Kehrer, T. Repp, R. VanConant, J. Smeckert, D. Muench, R. Newton, L. Clarkson, S. Cooper, J. Regan, J. Breakie, E. Zimowske, J. Zteaw, J. os- terman, and J. Turner. Librarians Zte fv Radford and Mrs. Swiler. Other Librarians are Kathy Durecka, Sue Grenon, Karen Demeyer, Marie Brown. Joan Halverson, Darlene Helmold. and Carol Brown. 34 Future Health Careers A, Gardner, B, VanCamp, P. Wisniewski, B. Brown, L. Nye, andJ. Milletics, pres. S P- TING: J. Hill, Afrs. Bricker, A. Scott, P. Jewell, S. Newton, and V. Brakeman, Drama Club FRONT ROW: K. Joseph, S. Work, S, Wilson, J, Williams, B, Frazier, XL Thieleman, C, Hopkins, A. Dawson, and L, Mader. SECOND ROW: K. Staple- ton, K, Kleinhardt, L. Elmer, K, Egan, D. VanRenterghen, D. Curtis, and N. Collier, THIRD ROW: L, Lane, C, Milletics, T. Spencer, N. Kanaby, J. Walls, N, Wedge, and K, Paeth. FOURTH ROW: L. Wendzel, S. Krajenke, J, French, M, Gangwer, P. Nolan, J. Repp, S. Pfent, and G. DeCocker, FIFTH ROW: R. VanConant, and G. Jarmolowicz, SIXTH ROW: D. Wurmlinger, R. Gravish, A, Lindke, J, Breakie, pres,;J, Cole, G, Brakeman, C. Frost and C, Teller, Future Homemakers of America STANDING: Mrs. Hewitt, N. Radford, C. McAfee, P. Marquardt, B. Bliz- zard, L. Clarkson, B. Hyslop, J. Krause, and A. Dumphy. SEATED: C. Gardner, D. Helmold, B. Bombyk, and A. Gardner. Future Teachers of America SITTING: K. Caswell, M. Bombyk, C. Des Jardins, S. Work, J. Repp, and Pres. M. Biskey. STANDING: J. Brown, L. Mader, L. Doyle, Sec. D. Studaker, and Treas. L. Lieber. Others: Vice-Pres. M. Gillette, Hist. R. Long, B. Bassett, J. Doan, J. French, J. Shinn, and P. Hallman. During the first semester of the 1966-67 school year, FTA initiated a Cadet Teaching program in which the members were privi- leged to assist with junior high reading clas- ses. At Christmas time the members put on their second Christmas Party for the kinder- garten children. The FTA 'ers also ushered at Open House during American Education Week and attended a play entitled A Deli- cate Balance at Fisher Theater. Sponsors were Mr. Parker and Mr. Lueckert. 36 National Honor Society KNEELING: Dian Studaker, Lynn Mader, ami Judy Brown. STANDING: Judy Repp, Carol Des Jardins, Marylu Bombyk, Sue Work, Afi e Fettes, Elaine Zimowske, Mary Biskey, Wayne Morgan, Amte Scott, Greg Jarmolowicz, pres. and Larry Kehrer. Seniors in NHS are Mary Lou Biskey, Marylu Bombyk, Judy Brown, Carol Des Jardins, Mike Fettes, Greg Jarmolo- wicz, Larry Kehrer, Linda Lieber, Lynn Mader, Wayne Morgan, Judy Repp, Anne Scott, Dian Studaker, Susan Wesch, Sue Work, and Elaine Zimowske. Juniors are Kathi Bartley, Sandy Brodacki, Mario I Gilletl, Linda Huston, David Johnson, Pauline Kanaby, Carol McAfee, Carl Nehmer, Caivl Randolph, Joan Repp, Ernie Spencer, and Sharlene Spencer, Sophomores are Betty Bassett, lone Hickson, Bob Todd, and Dick Trowhill. 37 Drama 'This is a play cast ? ? ? Motherly love??? Club Are we being invaded??? On May 25, 1967, theCros- well-Lexington Drama Club presented three one-act plays staged in a theater in the round. The plays consisted of two melodramas and one drama. A serious interpretation, taken from the play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolfe, was also given. The plays were entitled; Ah, Romance, A Tivist of Lemon, and Egad, What a Cad! The second play, A Tivist of Lemon, was written by Mr. James D. Voss, who was also the sponsor and director for all Drama Club activities. Mr. Voss and the play casts should be commended for a job well done. 38 On your mark, get set, GO''' Science Club Voted to receive the Student Council Award for the the school organization that did the most for the school during 1967, the Science Club operated the paperback book section of the library for the third year, an activity originated by them. They supported many displays from the Atom- ic Energy Commission and National Aeronau- tics and Space Administration. A success- ful three -stage rocket launch and an ar- cheological trip to Canada climaxed the year. Jerry Hill was president, Lar- ry Kehrer was vice-president, Deb- bie Curtis was secretary, Carl Nehmer was treasurer, and the club was sponsored by Mr. Freeland. FRONT ROW: J. Repp, J. Doan, J. Shinn, N. Bartley, B. Me- Comb, C. Trow hill, B. McCanna, P. Shinn, and S. Granger. SlsC- OND ROW: G. Sommerville, P. Brockman, M. Galbraith, R. Laretz, V. Tenbusch, R. Sepsy, J. Wilson, N. Collier, D. Ma- karewicz. THIRD ROW: A. Hillock, P. Carter, . Zetzer, S. Clark, . Hickson, K. Bartley, Pres., L. Osborn, R. Studaker. FOURTH ROW: S. Brodacki, C. Brodacki, N. Rennie, C. Farr, R. Kautz, J. Dean, H. Stanich, R. Hearit, and S. Zarnk. Girls’ Athletic Association The school paper, The Pioneer Spirit, was issued weekly by the industrious staff under the direc- tion of Mr. Sprowl. Editors for the year were Dian Studaker, Judy Repp, Nancy Kanaby and Linda Lieber. The '67 staff ended a very successful year with the publication of the Senior Class History, Class Will, and Prophecy. Under the direction of the new band teacher, Mr. Parets, the school band had a very suc- cessful and enjoyable year. Concert FIRST ROW: S. Wesch, D. Turner, A. Scott, C. Ran- dolph, K. Denton, and K. Angerbrandt. SECOND ROW: D. Donaldson, L. Hopkins, D. Parsons, G. Parker, J. Brown, B. Degel, J. Brown, and J. Mille tics. THIRD ROW: K. Stoutenburg, L. Peterson, R. Stall, D. Hope, A. Hillock, G. Butler, M. Warnat, and Mr. Parets. FOURTH ROW: G. Grenon, F. Harvey, II. Gardner, and P. Nehmer. 42 Marching Band Band FIRST ROW: C. Grover, N. Shaw, S. Schutt, R. Piel, R. Nunn, P. Watson, am P. S e - fon. SECOND ROW: R. Ferriby, L. Maxwell, P. Ferrett, G. Bartley, awe P. VanCamp. 77 PP P01C; C. Pa , J. Pudney, D. Trow- Jri , P. Frazier, P. Brockman, « . Flanni- gan, G. Fuller, C. Pi cot, L. Brockman, awe C. 7fc er. FOURTH ROW: J. S y, J. G ran- dy, C. Frost, C. Rowling, P. Seleski, D. Brown, and W. Morgan. v � i FRONT ROW: S. Granger, S. Des Jardins, B. Des Jardins, C. Trowhill, M. Thibadue, S. Roskey, T. Spencer, N. Walters, S. Gib- son, and M. Mendoza. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parets, G. Roskey, M. Kerbyson, P. Ros- key, K. Courtney, H. Stanich, C. Lyons, S. Berdan, R. Studaker, K. Gibson, L. Jackson, and B. Ebner. THIRD ROW: N. Bartley, N. Patterson, B. Joiner, S. Newton, J. Mor- risey, J. Molesworth, T. Villarreal, L. Paling, M. Jimenez, L. Osbrone, H. Zetzer. FOURTH ROW: S. Rios, R. Joiner, J. Molesivorth, B. Walker, K. Devoogd, Lydia Dane, and Lola Lane. Glee Club Cadet Band J''? FRONT ROW: S. Shutt, R. Stall, D. Hope, B. Degal, and D. Layman. SECOND ROW: A. Hillock, S. Cole, M. Allen, L. Hearit, B. Lieber, D. McIntyre, and R. Piel. THIRD ROW: N. Brown, D. Moe, N. Ragland, J, Cook, D. Brumm, and J. Rios. 44 Varsity Football 46 FRONT ROW: T. Farley, P. Patterson, T. Fulmer, L. Des Jardins, C. Burch, P. Cutler, J. Moran, L. Dane. SECOND ROW: D. Matthews, 7. Dennison, C. Picot, G. Fuller, C. Teller, J. Geiger, Af. Par taka, D. Van Camp. THIRD ROW: M. Patterson, J. Hosterman, F. Wisniewski, P. Oliver, £. Pfent, W. Morgan, assistant, A r. Elmquist. FOURTH ROW: Coach Gkekas, scorekeeper, J. Grenon, P. Broeckaert, J. Frontier, i4. McIntyre, S. D. Jewell, G. McIntyre, B. Meneghin, assistant, Mr. Jackson. Terry Dennison and Larry Des Jar- dins in action. FRONT ROW: B. Esse link, B. Raymond, P. Jarmolowicz, D. John. SECOND ROW: S. King. N. Kautz, D. Aiken, D. McIntyre, G. Smith, T. Jarosz, J. Smec- kert. THIRD ROW. T. Egan, G. Marquardt, D. Kasprzyk, R. Petersen, J. Casterline, T. Bell, R. Matthews, and Mr. Dineen. Junior Varsity Football Varsity Football in Motion Sandusky 13 C-L 19 Marysville 38 13 Algonac 37 13 St. Clair 20 0 Marine City 25 19 Richmond 19 7 Yale 14 33 P.H. Catholic 6 0 47 Scott King, Mike Jackson, and Carl Frost. Coach Mr. Jackson SITTING: Coach Jackson, Managers Grover McIntyre and Bill Raymond, Players: 41 -Scott Kitig, 43-Don Jewell, 23-Carl Frost, 35-John Traub, 53-Rick Ferriby, 15-Mike Patterson, 51-Dennis Warm linger, 33-Ward Clarkson, 25- Jeff Regan, 45-Terry Dennison, 21-Pat Patter- son, 13-Dave Picol, 11-Mike Jackson, 31-Jerry Hosterman, and 55-John Moran. Varsity Basketball Sandusky 58 C-L 77 Richmond 46 50 Yale 69 65 P. H. Catholic 85 54 Marysville 90 64 Akron-Fair. 54 77 Kingston 71 75 Caro 85 61 Algonac 66 65 St. Clair 69 60 Marine City Richmond P. . Catholic Marysville Algonac St. Clair Yale Marine City Sandusky Imaly City C-L 65 77 64 65 64 77 57 54 72 57 48 FRONT ROW: M. Stapleton, J. Williams, B. Reynolds, J. Thompson, P. Jarmolowicz. SECOND ROW: C. Dawson, 7 Egan, R. Selesky, ?. Kinsley, D. Woodrow, N. Kautz, D. Jefot, J. Casterline, B. Esselink, T. Smith, J. French, and Mr. Mapley. Freshman Basketball FRONT ROW: C. Pahl, D. Straffon, P. Nehrner, J. Tanner, M. Gibson. SECOND ROW: G. Rankin, G. Schroeder, D. Cornwell, J. Johnson, R. Matthews, D. Steele, J. Rapson, C. Bartow, E. Behie, C. Rowling, . Gardner, D. Burch, D. McLane, D. Hall, K. Nunn. Track FRONT ROW: M. Stapleton, R. Hop- penworth, C. , D. Cutler, A'. Nunn, D. Bowers, F. Kenny, H. Hallman, D. Ltawe, G. Butler. SECOND ROW: G. McIntyre, D. VanCamp, B. Broeckaert, R. New- ton, G. Westley, J. Hill, L. Kehrer, B. Raymond, B. Gooding, D. Walls, P. Patterson, T. Fulmer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Elmquist, Mr. Gkekas, J. Moran, S. King, T. Detmison, C. Teller, C. Picot, J. Geiger, T. Bell, D. Frostick, J. Regan, M. Partaka, B. Westley, R. Matthews, A. McIntyre, D. Watson. Tennis Golf FRONT ROW: J. Sumow, D. Picot, M. Schilling- er, C. Rowling, C. Bartow, J. Williams. SECOND ROW: G. Marquardt, D. Graves, J. Casterline, C. Frost, G. DeCocker, D. Muench, J. Traub, Mr. Regan. FRONT ROW: J. Jackson, M. Jackson, J. John- son, D. Hall, and D. Straff on. SECOND ROW: T. McNabb, G. Emerson, D. Wurmlinger, J. Regan, and Coach Mr. Mapley. 50 Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: M. Gibson, B. Juzysta, K, Nunn, D. Adams, J. Schraeder, and R. Levitt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dineen, M. Kasprazyk, R. Selesky, 2. Matthews, P. Aitken, P. Ja w, P. Clarkson, P. Jarmolowicz. FRONT ROW: H. Hallman, P. Gooding, G. Butler, F. Kinney, P. Westley, D. Bowers, awe G. Wes - ley. SECOND ROW: j. Regan, C. Gentner, G. Pe- Cocker, J. Cummings, C. Frost, G. French, P. Frostick, and Coach Mr. Regan. FRONT ROW: Batboy, J. Pudney, P. Patterson, . Hosterman, J. Kronner, P. Jarosz, awe 7 Repp. SECOND ROW: T. Dennison, P. Sco , P. Ferriby, J. Gibson, J. Moran, awe Coach Jackson. THIRD ROW: E. Pfent, C. Teller, P. Oliver, awe P. Meww. f,Flashn Dennison Cross-Country 51 i ER3 After 5 years of losses to Sandusky, the keg returned to Cros-Lex. Booster Club 52 OFFICERS: Sec., Donna Marino; Treas., Ann Lindke; V-Pres., Karen Kleinhardt; Pres., Marie Thieleman. G.A.A. Baseball Girls’ Tennis .V . Galbraith, B. Botnbyk, R. Hearit, S. Brodacki, C. Brodcki, N. Ehardt. Brown, Coach Mr. Zilinski, Carol Des Jar dins, Debbie Curtis, Sue Work, Rose Ram age, and Pat Jose. Varsity Club FRONT ROW: Coach Jackson, Coach Gkekas, J. Moran, L. Des Jar dins, A. Litidke, P. Patterson, R. Cut- ler, and Sponsor Mr. Elmquist. SECOND ROW: M. Eichhorn, C. Frost, T. Fulmer, J. Regan, F. Wisniew- ski, and C. Teller. THIRD ROW: J. Geiger, B. Broeckaert, S. King, C. Picot, J. Grandy, and J. Grenon. FOURTH ROW: G. McIntyre, T. Dennison, D. VanCamp, D. Jewell, R. Ferriby, and J. Krotmer. FIFTH ROW: M. Partaka, J. Hoslerman, M. Jackson, T. Repp, E. Pfent, J. Hill, and A. McIntyre. SIXTH ROW: C. Burch, and G. DeCocker. 53 Senior Heroes Dennis Mike Tim Wurmlinger Jackson Repp Larry Kehrer Bob Wes tiey Gene Butler Grover McIntyre Jerry Hill Pat Patterson t Gary Andy DeCoker McIntyre Dave Muench Tom Farley Wayne Morgan Craig Frank Ron Burch Wisniewski Cutler 54 Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Varsity—D. Marino; C. Ran- dolph; M. Thieleman, Capt.;C. Hopkins, Co- Capt. ; V. Bradshaw; and M. Wamat. SECOND ROW: Freshmen—N. Patterson, D. Makare- wicz, S. Rios, S. S zzz , M. Bradshaw, rt. S a , awd R. THIRD ROW: G. Browne, S. Kerschenheiter, J. Stapleton, M. St. Onge, L. Hopkins, am Z). Donaldson. Diane Donaldson, Liz Hopkins, and Mary St. Onge. J XJ N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y Sue Kerschenheiter, Janice Stapleton, and Ginny Browne. Homecoming Homecoming King Larry Des Jardins and Queen Marie Thieleman are croumed in the presence of the court: Kris Joseph, John Breakie, Elaine Zimowske, Ron Gravish, Bonnie Frazier, Tom McNabb, Georgia Grown, Jack Williamst Nancy Goldschmidt, and John Rapson. 58 The Sno-Ball Was a SNO-BALL COURT Junior Candidates: Vicki Bradshaw and Dave VanCamp. King Ron Cutler and Queen Nancy Kanaby. Sophomore Candidates: Debbie Adams and Mike Fisher. Freshman Candidates: Char- lene Wood and Doug Cutler. Candy Cane Dream nWhat's a nice girl like you doin' in a place like this ? 59 Senior Play I Ten Little Indians FRONT: J. Breakie. SITTING: J. Brown, A. Scott, J. Repp, and W. Clarkson. STANDING: R. Van- Conant, G. «lartnolowicz, J. Hill, G. Brake man, L. Wendzel, and C. Frost. 60 Junior Play The Junior Play was pre- sented at the McMorran Auditorium after its great success here at Cros-Lex. We congratulate you, the junior class, on a job well done. The Miracle Worker FRONT ROW: R. Rusch, N. Collier, D. Frazier, B. McClellan, and V. Bradshaw. SECOND ROW: G. Sommerville, C. Nehmer, D. Curtis, and J. Walls. THIRD ROW: M. Gillette, L. Schillinger, R. Kautz, P. Jose, R. Ferriby, S. Pfent, Director Mr. Voss, C. Teller, Mr. Parets, P. Nolan, D. Brown, R. Gurmingham, A. Greening, and M. Wamat. 61 Talent Show The annual talent show was one of the best programs of the year. Taking part this year were: Multiple reading by Greg Jarmolowicz, Gilbert Brakeman, Julie Williams, and Ann Lindke (First Prize). Variety with Gilbert Brakeman, John Breakie, Karen Kleinhardt, Ron Gravish, Dennis Wurmlinger, Pat Patterson, Gary DeCocker, and Greg Jarmolowicz (Second Prize). Piano solo by Ann Lindke (Third Prize). 62 Foreign Exchange Student The Youth for Understanding or Foreign Exchange Student Program is a very worthwhile and valuable organization, which has its headquarters in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Participation in the program became a part of Croswell-Lexington High School tradition in 1963, when it was brought into effect by initiative of the Student Council. The first student to be chosen for the honor of exctmnge student to a foreign country was Carolyn Baldwin, whose choice of a second country was Germany. In 1964 Helen Walls was selected to go to Holland and in 1965 Dennis Doe visited Sweden. This year the exchange student was Mary Lu Bombyk, who toured Denmark. The honored student for 1967 is Pat Nolan who traveled to Germany. The program is supported by numerous local organizations, including: Croswell Lions, Rotary Club, Jaycees, The Child Study Club, Lexington Lioness Club, the American Legion and its Auxiliary, the Lexington Lions Club, and the Croswell Tuesday Club. The preceding are far from being the total of all the organizations who undertake to support the program. Each of the students have given lectures on their travels-both to their fellow students and to the community organizations. 63 Our Senior Year To lead us through our final year of rehabilitation we elected Mary Biskey as president, Lynn Mader as vice-president, Arlene Biskey as secretary, and Kris Joseph as treasurer. We chose a red rose as our class flower, navy blue and silver as our colors, and the greater the conflict, the more glorious the triumph as our motto. That year as custom prevails the entire institution chose the king and queen of the homecoming from the senior court, which was composed by Marie Thieleman, Elaine Zimouske, Kris Joseph, Larry Des Jardins, John Breakie, and Ron Gravish. Marie Thieleman and Larry Des Jardins were crowned king and queen by Mr. Liddicoat at the half time ceremonies. Thanks to a few alterations in creative therapy we were finally able to produce a winning float whose theme was Toss 'Em for a Loss. As a Christmas gift we treated the other patients to a Candy Cane Dream. Nancy Kanaby and Ron Cutler reigned over that year's Sno-Ball. Our drama department created a great sensation when they presented the controversial play, The Ten Little Spas. At an annual patients-warden basketball game, the decrepit but deceiving wardens won by springing quite a few of their trick shots on the unsuspecting patients. Before we could be released, it was decided that every patient should be informed on the State's legislature. So bright and early one morning we piled into three buses and took off for Lansing. The patients were able to show off their physical ability when one bus ran out of gas and had to be pushed to a gas station a short distance away. Because of the great improvement in our social behavior over the past four years, we were given the opportunity by the patients of the junior class to show off our accomplishments at the institutions highlight of the year, Roman Holiday. John Breakie and Dian Studaker were the royal couple at this year's prom. As a preparation for our long-awaited release, we were granted a trip to the country's capital. No mishaps occurred and, thus, proved we were ready to be released as good solid citizens of the United States of America. Junior Class Vice-Pres. - Vicki Bradshaw crouming Queen Dian Studaker and King John Breakie. 65 The Annual Staff Mary Biskey Editor Dian Studaker Typing aaXaaaaaaaaaXaa Marie Thieleman Layout Carl Frost Sports Kathie Caswell Proofreading Jerry Hill Sports Lynn Mader Business Manager On behalf of the 1966-67 Annual Staff, I would like to express our appreciation for the coopera- tion and patience exhibited by the faculty and the student body together with the organizations and administration. I would also like to thank the members of the Annual Staff for their generous dona- tion of time and effort which has resulted in the greatest yearbook ever. 66 Mary Lou Biskey 1966-67 Yearbook Editor 69 Student Council TREASURER SECRETARY Pat Patterson Dian Studaker Mary Lu Bombyk Pat Jewell 70 ARLENE MARIE RJSKEY Nothing hut good can be found of her, so why say any more. Science Club.............. 4 Booster Club ............. 3 FHC..................... 2,3 Glee Club ................ Spanish Club.............. 1 Annual Staff........Art Ed. 4 Librarian ................ 3 Class Officer.......... Sec. 4 MAR YLU ELLEN BOMBYK Success goes to those who work for it. NHS................... 2,3,4 Student Council.....Treas. 4 Booster Club.............. 1 FTA ...................... 4 GAA .................... 1,2 French Club .............. 3 Librarian ................ 2 Top Ten .................. 4 Foreign Exchange.......... 3 MAR Y LOU BISKE Y Life is too short for her to do all the things she is capable of doing. NHS ...................2,3,4 Student Council .......... 2 Science Club.............. 4 FTA......1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4 Glee Club................. Animal Staff ....... 3, Ed. 4 D.A.R..................... 4 Ban sch and Lomb Science Award ............ 4 MUNA ..................... 3 Class Officer..........Pres. 4 Top Ten................... 4 GILBERT H. BRAKEMAN It's not u hat you do; it's what you get away with. Drama Club ............... 4 Booster Club.............. 4 Band.................. 1,2,3 Debate.................... 4 Forensics................. 4 .Junior Play.............. 3 Senior Play............... 4 Bo vs' State.............. 3 YFC........................2 MUNA ..................... 4 JOHN A. BREAK IE Some people think the world is for fun and frolic and so do I. Drama Club ..........Pres.4 Band...................... 1 Hall Monitor.............. 4 Junior Play............... 3 Senior Play............... 4 Homecoming Court.......... 4 BARR Y JOHN BROECKAER T I don't mind school, it's the studying, Varsity Club.............. 4 FFA .................. 1,2,3 Varsity Football ......... 4 JV Baseball .............. 2 EUGENE C, BUTLER He who invented work should be made to finish it, Band................ 1,2,3,4 Junior Play .............. 3 Cross -Country ............4 Track..................... 4 JUDY MARIE BROWN Sharp as a pin, bright as a tack, what she goes after, she always brings back, NHS .............2,3, Treas, 4 Student Council ............ 3 Booster Club ........... 1,2,3 FTA ................. 1,2,3,4 Band.........................2 Band Council.................2 Annual Staff......3, Co-ed,4 Librarian ................. 3 Top Ten ................... 4 Jr, Play .................. 3 Sr. Play................... 4 Talent Show.............. 1,2 Canadian Exchange.......... 3 CAROL L. BROWN I was glad when they said unto me, 'Thou art graduated. ' Glee Club ............ 1,2 CRAIG W. BURCH The most I want to get out of school is myself. Varsity Club............... 4 FFA ..................... 2,3 Freshman Football.......... 1 Varsity Football ........ 3,4 Track ................... 3,4 MARIE E. BROWN If study were the only cause of death, I'd live forever. Glee Club .............. 1,2 Librarian ............... 4 WARD L. CLARKSON When feel like exercising, jusl he down till the feeling I cares. Band ...................... Junior Play ............... 3 Senior Play................ 4 Freshman Football.......... 1 JV Football ................2 Freshman Basketball........ JV Basketball...............2 Varsity Basketball ........ 4 Track ..................... 3 KATHLEEN L. CASWELL ”Her friends are many. Her foes... .are there any ?” FTA ..................... 4 French Club.............. 3 Band................... 1,2 AnnuaI Staff............. 4 LOISJ. CLARKSON Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. Student Council ........... Drama Club .............. 3,4 Booster Club ....... 1,2,3,4 Ski Club ................ 3,4 Glee Club ................. Spanish Club............... Band 1................. 1,2,3 Paper Staff ............... 4 Annual Staff .............. 4 Hat! Monitor .............. 4 Junior Play ............... 3 Sno-Ball Court............. CHRIS G. CLARK To do a great right, do a little wrong. ” FFA ...................... 1 Hall Monitor.............. 4 Track................... 1,2 Tennis ................... 4 JERRY S, COOK ,All famous men have great knowledge, where's mine? Band ................. 2,3 AMY MAE DAWSON Dangerous after midnight, Drama Club ............. 4 Booster Club ........... 4 GAA .................... 4 Houghton Academy New York ........... 1,2,3 SHARON SUE COOK The re is no time I ike the f res - ent, but I'm look big into the future, Booster Club ........... 3 GAA .................. 1,2 RONALD E. CUTLER Love makes the world go round. Catch me, I'm getting dizzy, Booster Club ............ 3,4 Varsity Club .... Vice-Pres, 4 Sno-Ball King .............. 4 Freshman Football.......... I JV Football..................2 Varsity Football ...... 3,4 JV Basketball ...............2 Track...................... 3 DARLENE ANN CRA WFORD Our character is our will, for u hat we will, we are, GAA .................... I Band ................... 7 Talent Show ............ 7 JUANITA M. DEAN She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. FHC...................2,3,4 FHA ..................... l GAA.... 1,2, Pres. 3, Sr. Rep. 4 CAROL ANGELA DES JARDJNS She looks quiet and demure, but I wouldn't be too sure. NHS ................. 3, Sec. 4 Student Council .. 2,3, V-P.4 Rooster Club ........... 1,2,3 FT A .............. 1, Sec. 3,4 GERALD R. DANIELS A liltle schooling spoils your fun. Yale....................... Peck .......................2 GARY EDWIN DECOCKER Beware' may do something famous yet. Drama Club............... 3,4 Booster Club........ t ,2,3,4 Varsity Club............... 4 Hall Monitor....... 1,2,3,4 Junior Play................ 3 Freshman Basketball........ Cross-Country........... 2,3,4 Golf............ 1,2,3, Capt.4 LARR Y DES JARDINS I may not be handsome, but I am groory. Rooster Club ..............2 Varsitx Club........... Sec. 4 FFA ...................... 7 Homecoming King........... 4 Class Officer.......... Sec. 2 Freshman Football......... 7 JV Football................2 Varsity Football........ 3,4 Freshman Basketball....... 2 JV Basketball..... ........2 CHARLENE KA YE DENTON When there is nothing else to do I’ll study. Band ................ 1,2 Paper Staff ............ 4 AnnuaI Staff............ 4 LYNNE LOUSE DOYLE ”1 don't belie re in lore at first sight, but o-o-oh that second look. Booster Club .........2,3,1 FTA ..................... 4 Paper Staff .. ......... 4 CAROL ELAINE FARRAR Happiness is walking in the rain. Booster Club.............. 3 CAA ..I, Sec.2, Pres.3 LINDA EILEEN EBNER Whocares about the week, the week ends are more fun. Drama Club ............. 1 Booster Club ..... 1,2,3,4 FHA .................. 1,2 Glee Club .............1,2 KA TIILEEN ANN EGAN '7 hare seen better days. Drama Club ............. 3,4 Paper Staff............. 3,4 Anrnal Staff ............. 4 Hal! Monitor.............. 3 Junior Play .............. 3 Sno - Ball Court.......... 3 Annunciation............ 1,2 THOMAS I. FARLEY I nerer hare much to say, but I do a lot of thinking. Varsity Club .............. 4 Freshman Football.......... I JV Football................ 2 Varsity Football ........ 3,4 MONTY J. EtCHHORN Roosevelt wasn 7 world famous in high school either. Varsity Club.............. 4 JV Baseball .............. 7 Varsity Baseball.....2,3,4 MICHAEL DUANE FETTES • Once I thought nights were for studying, but now I know differently, NHS ....................... 4 Science Club............... 4 Spanish Club............... 1 MAR VANN GANG WER She won't lire for long-- single. Drama Club .......... 3, Sec, 4 Booster Club .......... 1,2,3 Librarian ..................2 Debale..................... 3 Forensics.................. 3 Junior Play................ 3 JUDY ANN FRENCH The harder I try the gooder to be, the worse I am, FTA .................. 4 FHA................... I GAA................... I Paper Staff........... 4 Drama Club............ 4 Sr. Play .......... Sin,Dir,4 TERRY MICHAEL FULMER His tales would cure deafness, Student Council ............ Booster Club ............. 2,3 Varsity Club................ 4 Ski Club ................... 3 Band........................ 7 Paper Staff................. 4 Junior Play................. 3 Freshman Football........... I JV Football..................2 Varsity Football.......... 3,4 Freshman Basketball......... I Track..................... 3,4 Golf ..................... 1,2 CARL WILLIAM FROST Better to be a witty fool, Ilian a foolish wit, Drama Club ................. 4 Bawl ................ ,2,3,4 Annual Staff....... Spl. Ed. 4 Junior Play................. 3 Senior Play................. 4 Freshman Basketball......... 7 JV Basketball................2 Varsity Basketball ........3,4 Cross-Country .............. 7 JEFFREY CHARLES GRANGER I'm not crazy, I just act that way to entertain people. Drama Club .............. 3,4 Band ...................... 4 Forensics.................. 4 Freshman Football.......... 1 JV Football................ 2 Varsity Football ........ 3,4 Junior Play................ 3 KENNETH E. HENDERSON JR. Fierce in the woods, gentle in the home. Freshman Football...... 1 RONALD P. GRA VISH Wine, ivomen, and song ruin men, so I 've cut out singing. Drama Club ............... 4 Booster Club ....... 1,2,3,4 Glee Club ................ 7 Hall Monitor........ 1,2,3,4 Sno-Ball Court............ I Homecoming Court.......... 4 Freshman Basketball....... 1 JV Basketball..............2 JAMES ARTHUR G RE NON Not as bashful as he looks. Science Club ............. 3,4 Varsity Club................ 4 Hall Monitor.................2 GREGORY D. HERBERT School breaks up my whole day. FFA . Treas, V-Pres.2, Pres. 3 Hall Monitor............2,3 Freshman Football........ I JV Baske ball.............2 LARRY G. HANNAN A I it lie man with big ideas. G WEN DO L YN HE WITT You packing those green- backs ? Drama Club ............... I Booster Club ....... 1,2,3,4 Ski Club ............... 3,4 GAA ........ I, Soph. Rep.2,3 Spanish Club.............. Paper Staff............... 4 Annual Staff ............. 4 Class Officer.......... Sec. 3 CHARLENE DIANE HOWEY It's a strange thing, but I hear bells--church bells. JERRY R. HILL Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse. Science Club .......3, Pres. 4 Varsity Club............... 4 FHC ....................... 4 Animal Staff ........ Photo. 4 Junior Play .............. 3 Senior Play............... 4 Track .................... 4 Wrestling ................ C YNTHIA KA Y HOPKINS There's one thing about a radio, you can turn it off. ” Drama Club ............. 3,4 Booster Club ..... 1,2,3,4 Ski Club...............2,3,4 Glee Club ................ GAA ...................... Spanish Club.............. 1 Band.................. 1,2,3 Paper Staff............... 4 JV Cheerleader............ Varsity Cheerleader ... 2,3,4 Annual Staff ............. 4 Forensics..............2,3,4 Junior Play............... 3 Class Officer.....V-Pres.,3 SANDRA ARNOLD HOOGERHYDE A thing of beauty is a boy forever. Paper Staff .......... 4 JOAN S. HUL VERSON She's quiet, but she's busy. Booster Club .......... 3,4 FHA ...................... 3 Paper Staff............... 4 Librarian .............. 3,4 GREGORY E. JARMOLOWICZ Every man is the architect of his own future. NHS... 2, Vice -Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Student Council... 2,3, Pres.4 Drama Club ............ 3,4 Debate................2,3,4 Forensics ..........1,2,3,4 Jr. Play................. 3 Sr. Play ................ 4 Freshman of the Year .... MUNA ...................3,4 THOMAS E. HURLEY You don't have to study agri- culture to raise cane. ” Student Council .......... 1 Freshman Basketball....... I BARBARA LEE HYSLOP A quiet little miss, with a quiet little way. FHA ........2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4 FFA Chapter Sweetheart ... 3 Glee Club ................. Hall Monitor............ 4 YFC..................... 1 DUANE W. JAHN Some are wise, some are otherwise• FFA ........1,2, Vice-Pres.3 JV Basketball .............2 J V Baseball ............. MICHAEL LYNN JACKSON The teachers must be pretty dumb; they ask so many questions. Spanish Club................ Band ....................... Jr. Play ................... 3 Freshman Basketball......... 1 JV Basketball ...............2 Varsity Basketball ........3,4 JV Baseball ................ Cross-Country ............ 1,2 Tennis...................2,3,4 EDWARD ANTHONY JAROSZ Why can'I they lake these crazy teenage drivers off the road? They're raising my in- surance rates! Track.................... I JV Baseball ...............2 Varsity Baseball......... 4 LAWRENCE L. KEHRER He has the ability, brains, intellect - -and he's smart, too. NHS........................ 4 Science Club..... 1,3, V-P.4 Annual Staff .............. 4 Hall Monitor............... 4 Canadian Exchange.......... 3 Francis C. Hammond, Virginia ............. 1,2 Track ..................... 4 Jr, Science and Humanities Symposium .. 4 PA TRIG LA ANN JEWELL Work, work, work! Where do they find it all ? Student Council ........ Sec, 4 Booster Club ............... 3 FHC....... GAA ...... Annual Staff Debate .... Junior Play Girts' State 2,3, Vice-Pres. 4 ..............2 .............. 4 .............. 3 .............. 3 .............. 3 NANCY J. KANABY It doesn't lake much to pro- mke a laugh. Drama Club ............. 3,4 GAA .................... 2,3 Paper Staff....... 2, Ed. 3,4 Forensics ................ 4 Sno-Ball Queen ........... 4 YFC.................... 3,4 KRISTA L KAY JOSEPH She was made for happy thoughts, for playful wit and laughter. Drama Club ............. 3,4 Booster Club ....... 1,2,3,4 GAA .................... 1,2 Debate ................... 3 Forensics ................ 4 Junior Play.......SIu. Dir. 3 Homecoming Court........2,4 Class Officer . Sec.3, Treas.4 KAREN SUE K LEIN HA RD T A world without boys! Never. Urania Club .............. 4 Booster Club .... 7 -3, Treas. 4 Ski Club............... 3,4 Paper Staff............... 2 Annual Staff ............. 4 Homecoming Court.......... I Gaylord................. 1,2 JOHN F. LARETZ There must be a lot of good in me, for none of it ever comes out. FFA ................... 1 Track ................. 3 SHARON MARIE KRAJENKE My heart is not my own, but I don 7 care; it's in good hands. Science Club.........3, Sec. 4 Drama Club ............. 3,4 Booster Club ............. 3 MELVIN O. KRAUSE Why hurry to school, it is still there when you get there. FFA .................. it2,3 Hall Monitor ............. 2 LOLA MARIE Ls NE I'll study tomorrow. Drama Club .............. 4 Booster Club ............ 4 Glee Club .......... 1,2,3, 1 JAMES A. KRONNER It's the quiet people who ac- complish the most. Varsity Club................ 4 JV Football ................ 2 Varsitv Football ......... 3,4 JV Basketball................2 Varsity Basketball ........3,4 LARR Y ROBER T LEWIS They caught me studying and I’ll necer lice down the disgrace. Varsity Club ............... 4 Freshman Football........... 1 JV Football................. 2 Freshman Basketball......... 1 JV Basketball............... 2 Tiack.................. 1,2,3 L YNN MARIE MADER Why take life seriously, you never get out of it alive. NIIS .....................2,3,4 Science Club .... 1,2, Sec.3,4 Drama Club .......... 3,4 Booster Club .......... 3 FTA ................... 4 GAA ................... Annual Staff......Bus. Ed. 4 Tof) Ten .............. 3,4 Forensics................ 1 Junior Play.............. 3 Homemaker of Tomorrow .. 4 Class Officer, Vice -Pres... 4 LINDA FA YE LIEBER ,She may seem quiet, but wait until vou gel to know her. NHS ................... 3,4 Student Council . Booster Club .... 1,2,3 FTA Paper Staff ... Co-Ed.4 Annua1 Staff .... 4 Librarian 1,3 Top Ten 4 Forensics 2,4 Girls' Slate Class Officer ... ANN ELIZABETH LINDKE Take off your hat, this is Amazon country! NHS .......................2 Student Council......... 1,3 Drama Club ... 3, Vice-Pres.4 Booster Club ... 1,2,3, V-P. 4 Ski Club....2,Sec.3,Pres.4 Band ....................2,3 Band Council ..............2 Paper Staff............... 4 JV Cheerleader............ 1 Varsity Cheerleader.... 2,3 Annual Staff ............. 4 Top Ten .................. 4 Debate.................... 3 Forensics .............2,3,4 Junior Play............... 3 Homecoming Court.......... 3 Cherry Court.....3, Queen, 4 Talent Show .............2,4 ROBERTA JOAN LONG When 1 find my proper groove. DAVID F. LORF a famous girl I'm sure to prove. Silent efforts shall move the ™.........................3-4 wr d. Junior Play ............... 3 Crisco Award ...............2 U RR Y DON MCALLISTER Hard work may not kill me, but it scares me half to death. FFA ................ 1,2,3 Hall Monitor ........... 3 PAMELA MARIE MARQUARDT A rare girl whose talents are unending. Drama Club................ 4 FHA... 2, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 4 GAA .................... 1,2 Annual Staff ............. 4 Librarian .................2 Debate.................... 3 Crisco Award.............. MICHELE MAREE MCCLELLAN Never a care, never a hurry, just one guy is her main worry. DA VID ALAN MA T THE M'S Ladies come from near and far lo help me push and crank my car. Science Club............... 3 Hall Monilor .............. 4 Class Officer........ Treas.l Freshman Baskelba l........ JAMES E. MCCULLEY Everything is sweetened by risk. JV Baseball ........... 1,2 Varsity Baseball......... 4 DORO Til Y P. MEDDA UGH My heart is as true as steel. Booster Club .......... 3,4 FHA ................... 1,2 RICHARD ALLEN MCCULLEY He's small, but so is a stick of dynamite. ANDREW LAWRENCE MCINTYRE A man among men but usually among women. Varsity Club.............. 4 FFA .................. 1,2,3 Hall Monitor.............. 4 Freshman Football......... 1 JV Football................2 Varsity Football ....... 3,4 Wrestling ................ I Track................. 1,3,4 CARLENE B. MILLET1CS She has a smile that goes all the way ’round and buttons in the back. Drama Club ............ 3,4 Booster Club ........ 2,3,4 GROVER L. MCINTYRE Women and music make my life complete. Varsity Club............... 4 Spanish Club .............. I Band....................... 1 Varsity Football ........ 3,4 JV Basketball............Mgr. 3 Varsity Basketball .... Mgr. 4 JV Baseball.................2 Varsity Wrestling........ 1,2 Track................Mgr. 3,4 JEANNE MAR Y MILLE TICS Just being happy is lots of fun. Student Council ...........2 Booster Club ............. 3 FIIC .. Treas.2,Sec.3,Pres.4 Band............... 1,2,3,4 Band Council.............. 4 Animal Staff ............. 4 Junior Play .............. 3 RONALD L. NEWTON A little nonsense nou- and then is cherished by the best of men. Hall Monitor............ 3,4 JV Basketball............. 2 Track .................... 3 JOHN E. MORAN If fun aiul lessons clash, let the lessons go lo smash. Varsity Club................ 4 Freshman Football........... JV Football..................2 Varsity Football ......... 3,4 Freshman Basketball......... JV Basketball ...........2,3,4 Varsity Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 WA YNE PAUL MORGAN I agree with no girl's opinion; I have some of my own. NHS ..................... 3,4 Booster Club ............ j t2 Spanish Club............... i Hand................ 1,2,3,4 Hall Monitor............... 4 Boys' State................ 3 YFC................. i ,2,3,4 Freshman Football.......... I Varsity Football .......... 4 DAVE WALTER MUENCH Men like me are hard to find. FFA ..........1,2,3,Pres.4 Animal Staff ............ 4 Hall Monitor ............ 4 YFC.................. 2,3,4 Golf............... 1,2,3,4 CHYNTHIA LEE MORRISON Silence is more eloquent than words.” FHC...................2,3,4 LA WAN B. NIX Her hair shall be the color which pleases her. PATRICK WILLIAM PA TTERSON Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Student Council........ 1,3,4 Varsity Club.....2,3, Pres. 4 Hall Monitor .............. 4 Homecoming Court........... 3 Class Officer ... Vice-Pres.2 Freshman Football.......... 1 Varsity Football .......2,3,4 JV Basketball.............. 1 Varsity Basketball......2,3,4 Varsity Baseball......1,2,3,4 Track ..................... 4 KENNETH J. NUNN I'm afraid to go home in the dark. YFC ................... 3,4 JV Baseball ........... 1,2 Varsity Baseball......... 3 EDWARD D. PARRAGHI To stay out of getting into trouble, stay in trouble. Freshman Football........ 1 JV Football ............. 2 EDWARD LOUIS PFENT Not at the top, but still climbing. Varsity Club............... 4 Freshman Football.......... JV Football ................2 Varsity Football ........ 3,4 JV Baseball ............. 1,2 Varsity Baseball......... 3,4 Wrestling ..................2 ANNA LEIGH PRINE Men are my life's inspiration. Booster Club ...............2 Hal! Monitor............... 3 JUDITH ANN REPP She has I no and super-slow. NHS ........... Drama Club .... Booster Club .. FTA ........... Paper Staff .... Top Ten ....... Forensics...... Junior Play .... Senior Play .... speeds —slow tt ............ 4 .......... 3,4 ............ 3 .........2,3,4 ......3, Ed. 4 ............ 4 ............ 4 ............ 3 ............ 4 LARRY LEE SPENCER The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show. FFA ................... 1 TIMOTHY STEPHEN REPP There was a man so very meek that even his shoes refused to squeak. Varsity Club............... 4 Hall Monitor............... 4 Boys'State................. 3 JV Baseball................ 1 Varsity Baseball.......2,3,4 ANNE ELIZABETH SCOTT Determ ined is she, she 'll sue - ceed; just wait and see. NHS ...................2,3,4 FHC..........2,3,Sec-Treas.4 Band .............. ,2,3,4 Top Ten .................. 4 Junior Play .............. 3 Senior Play............... 4 PA TS Y ROSE ROSKE Y Her hair blazed her trail. Glee Club .... 1,2, Sr. Rep, 4 TERRY MARIE SPENCER A quiet girl, subject to vio- lent outbursts of giggles. Drama Club ............. 4 Glee Club ......... 1,2,3,4 JUDITH ELLEN STRAP EON And the words flowed on, and on, and on. Booster Club ...... 1,2,3,4 GAA ................... 1,2 Paper Staff.............. 4 Amutal Staff ............ 4 KARL HERBERT STACER You name it and I've done it. ” FFA .................. 2,3 Harbor Beach OLLH...... I Track....................2 NADE M. STAN1CH If school is liberty, give me death. Science Club ............... 3 Spanish Club................ Hall Monitor................ 3 Freshman Basketball........ KA THR YN MAR Y STAPLETON CAROL ANN STOVER Better be small and shine than tall and cast a shadow. FHA ................... 2 She puts all her troubles in a box and sits on the lid and laughs. Drama Club ................. 4 Booster Club........ 1,2,3,4 Ski Club......... Sec. 3, Sec. I Band.................... 1,2,3 Paper Staff................. 4 Annual Staff................ 4 Junior P av................. 3 Sno-Ball Court...............2 Class Officer ......Pres.2 DIAN SUE STUDAKER Size is no barrier lo efficiency. NHS ...................... 4 Student Council .......... 4 Booster Club............ 3,4 ETA .............. 2,3, Sec. 4 Glee Club ................ Paper Staff...........3, Ed, 4 Animal Staff......Typ. Ed, 4 THOMAS EDWARD WALDISG I'd like lo be a woman haler, but I don't hate the nerve, JV Baseball .............. 1 Tennis ................... 4 Track....................2,3 MARIE FRANCES T HIE LEMAN Besides being scatterbrained Drama Club .............. 4 Booster Club....2,3, Pres, 4 Ski Club............... 3,4 Paper Staff.............. 4 JV Cheerleader............2 Varsity Cheerleader ,,, 3,C-4 Annual Staff.... Layout Ed, 4 Homecoming Queen......... 4 Cherry Court............. 4 RICK W, VANCONANT From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Science Club............ 3,4 Drama Club ............... 4 Glee Club .............. 1,2 Animal Staff ............. 4 Hall Monitor ............. 4 Forensics ................ 4 Junior Play .............. 3 Senior Play............... 4 Freshman Football......... JV Football................2 JILL D. TURNER Too much learning is a dan- gerous thing. I keep out of danger. FHA ..................... GAA ................... 1,2 Band................... 1,2 Hall Monitor............. 4 JULIA ANN WILLIAMS NITA L. WEDGE The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we are, as in what direction we are moving, Drama Club ............. 3,4 Librarian .............. 1,2 Debate.................... 4 Forensics .............2,3,4 Junior Play............... 3 YFC..................... 3,4 'Tee always been a runt.,, .Do you suppose it could be the Crest ? Student Council ........... 1 Drama Club .............. 3,4 Booster Club ........ 1,2,3,4 Ski Chib ................2,3, 4 Spanish Club............... 1 Band....................1,2,3 Paper Staff................ 4 Annual Staff .............. 4 Top Ten ................... 4 Forensics ................. 4 Junior Ploy ............... 3 Talent Show................ 4 LINDEN B. WENDZEL I am not a fighter. I am a lover. Science Club .............. 3 Drama Chib ................ 4 Spanish Club............... 7 Paper Staff................ 4 Hall Monitor............... 4 Senior Play................ 4 SUSAN B. WESCH It always helps to smile. NHS ....................... 4 Student Council ........... 3 Spanish Club ... ......... 1 Band........... 1,2,3, Treas. 4 Annual Staff .............. 4 Librarian ................. 3 ROBER T JA MES WESTLE Y He may seem quiet, but wait till you get to know him. Glee Club ................ 1 Spanish Club.............. 1 Paper Staff............... 4 Cross-Country ...... 1,2,3,4 Track............... 1,2,3,4 Wrestling ................ 4 THOMAS GERA LD WESTBROOK Work fascinates me—I could sit and watch it for days. Booster Club ........... 1,2 Hall Monitor.............. 1 JV Baseball ............ 1,2 Varsity Baseball ......... 3 Cross-Country .........2,3,4 SUE ANN WILSON Some (ilk seldom; some talk never; bit I she, like a brook, goes on forever and ever and ever and.........” Drama Club ............... 4 Rooster Club ........... 3,4 Ski Club.................. 4 Glee Club ............ 1 2,3 Baud ..................... Paper Staff............... 4 Librarian ................ 4 Junior Play............... 3 Class Officer.... Vice -Pres, 1 DENNIS JOSEPH WURMLINGER I've changed my mind, but it doesn't work any better, Drama Club .............. 3,4 Booster Club ....... 1,2,3,4 Animal Staff .............. 4 Hall Monito r....... 1,2,3,4 Junior Play ............... 3 JV Football.................2 Freshman Football.......... I Varsity Basketball......... 4 Golf ...................2,3,4 Teimis..................... 4 DOROTHY E, WISNIEWSKI Sometimes I sit and think and other times I just sit, Drama Club ............ 3 FHC.................2,3,4 FHA ................... 2 FRANK W. WISNIEWSKI A mother's pride, a father’s joy; a great big, rollicking. bouncing boy, Booster Club ............. 3,4 Varsity Club............... 4 Band ................... 1,2,3 Hall Monitor...............2,3 Freshman Football.......... 1 JV Football .................2 Varsity Football......... 3,4 Track ..................... 3 Wrestling ................. 3 SUSAN L, WORK All great uomen are dying, I don 7 feel so well myself, ” NHS Drama Club .... Booster Club ,,,, .... 1,2,3,4 FTA GAA Spanish Club .... Annual Staff Librarian Top Ten Debate Forensics 2,3,4 Junior Play MUNA 3,4 Class Officer ,,, ELAINE G. ZIMOWSKE The size of a person is not measured by her height, but by her character. NHS ................... 3,4 Annual Staff ............ 4 Hall Monitor ........... 4 Sno-Ball Queen .......... 4 Palmer . S............ 1 Webber J. H. S........... Does her face look a little green ??? Get a load of those legs !!! Who me ???? I never touch the stufff 111! n Pin -up of the month ??? MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Larry Kehrer Mary Lou Biskey CLASS CHA TTERBOX Cindy Hopkins Ron Gravish Mock MOST ALL-AROUND Marie Thiele man Greg Jarmolowicz MOST ATHLETIC Pat Patterson Gwen Hewitt PRETTIEST EYES Julie Williams Tom Walding BEST DANCER Sue Wilson Derm is Wurm Iinger TEACHER'S PET Sue Work Greg Jarmolowicz PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE PRETTIEST HAIR Nancy Kanaby Chris Clark CLASS CLOWN Jill Turner Ron Gravish BEST DRESSED Ann Lindke Mike Jackson PRETTIEST SMILE Elaine Zimowske Ed Jarosz MOST STUDIOUS Larry Kehrer Anne Scott Elections CLASS FLIRT Andy McIntyre Lois Clarkson MOST TALENTED Ann Lindke John Break ie BEST FIGURE and PHYSIQUE Ann Lindke Pat Patterson MOST SOPHISTICA TED MOST BASHFUL Elaine Zimowske Dave Muench Greg Jarmolowicz Alice Todd 95 Rev. Norman Johnson delivering the Baccalaureate Address. ation CLASS OF 1967 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 8:00 P.M. Processional................ Pomp and Circumstance Edward Elgar Miss Bonnie Frazier Invocation..........................Rev• Milton Endean Croswell Community Baptist Church Salutatory .......................MaryLu Ellen Bombyk Valedictory.........................Mary Lou Biskey Presentation of Honors and Awards, Mr. James Snyder Asst. Principal Presentation of Class........... Mr. Jack D. Caldwell Principal Presentation of Diplomas..........Mrs. Thelma Hopkins Pres., Board of Education Benediction...................... Rev. Milton Endean Croswell Community Baptist Church Recessional ................ Pomp and Circumstance Edward Elgar Miss Bonnie Frazier The Seniors at Baccalaureate. 97