Derby Middle School - Cycle Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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1 of Jaime Twyman, Betsy May, Debbie Christy, Sue Montgomery, Kathy Sullivan, Kriss Blackwood, Betty Ann Sharrard and Kathy Wilber sang Do-Re-Mi' to the accompaniment of Barb Miller. - Sally Allen, Sally Bain, Fran Alfs Ron Gorga, the variety show MC, portrayed a night cus- todian in Derby's basement. Ivy Arlock, and Janice'Bellaire helped their homeroom raise funds for the ' Torch Drive. Cindy Ape-seche, Peggi Fournier, Chris Lahti, Sally Simmons, Shelly String and Julie Paulus gave their all for I Cain't Say No. - Y, ,n Phil Swanson, Dick Trickey, and Dave Gidley remove the decorations from the Christmas tree in the court. . v 5'-44' J -'14, ' 4 , R .H 5- Phil Grotner, Rob Bennet fbacl-tl, Jeff Keller and Sue Averill load their homeroom's Christmas basket for a needy family.

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gg 1 1 1 gg 1 1 Mldmght Magic was the highlight This year has been a most prosperous one for Derby's Student Council. President Dick Trickey, Vice President Chris Lahti, Sec- retary Barb Miller and Treasurer Sara Wickizer have helped Mr. Kel- ler run' student council meetings successfully and in an organized manner. The Variety show, Midnight Magic , was the biggest project the student council undertook in 1965. It was a great success thanks to the leadership of Miss Isotalo, Mrs. Postula, Miss Vinson plus Miss McKay and Mrs. Samanen of the dramatics club. Other projects of the student council included such projects as the Torch Drive and and Christmas baskets. The student council meetings were run by Pres. Dick Trickey, Veep Chris Lahti, Treas. Sara Wickizer, Sec. Barb Miller, with Mr. Keller as the advisor. Below, left, Roger Holtz, John Zimmer, and Paul Anderson make up a folk- singing group called the Patriotic Pills. Nariety Show cast danced to the music of the Anvil Throwers w and the Futures. A Hard Day's Afternoon, consisting of 9th grade gii-l's powder puff football squad contributed to this year's variety show.

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Madrigals, Triple Trio, and both choirs 1-mf 'T ' 5-L' mir-.l. iz '11 i:'i:ll:i5l1ii'Tt'? .fri -tm! - Arn 1 W-vfff.,-.. --V, 1 .- -'EVN H4 lxzfj ,L ' uf' - W w.. :I .,,,,go,m d '111?.E' V ,',f'j-5r,t.'L Triple Trio, left to right. Bottom row: Nancy Hoag- land, Nancy 'Nitschke, Nancy Hutcheson. Second row: Mary Simpson, Cindy Hall, Pam Evans. Third row: Tanya Brailowsky, Sara Sieland, joan Richy. Mixed choir Cleft to rightl Bottom row: -Barb Eddy, Peggy Webster, Sandy Weth, Nancy Hoagland, Brian Tannery, Bud Price, Chris Proctor, Dan Kowalski, jim Carey, John Melcher, Jonel Lennox, Lisa Hadden, Nancy Hut- cheson, Freda Kjolhede. Second row: Cyndy Hall,jan- ice Horvath, Kathy Sena, Tanya Brailowsky,.Chris Koel- ler, Claudia' Lyman, Lynda Scott, Chris Olsen, Earl Mor- Derby students have a right to be proud of their numer- ous choral groups this year. Miss Sherman's ninth grade mixed choir and Mrs. Drew's ninth grade girls' choir, the two largest groups, delighted their many fans during their Christmas Concert and Spring Concert this year. ' The Madrigals, at specially selected group, worked hard under Miss Sherman and represented Derby well. In a competition consisting of similar groups from all of Oakland County our Madrigals were rated a one, the highest grade possible. The Triple Trio, another specially selected group, under Mrs. Drew, also has done a superior job. gan, Steve Civiletto, Rod Weeks, Rick Hale, Betsy Bors- ford, Stephanie Reeck, Nancy Hein. Third row: Kris Hagstrom, Michelle Estes, Chris Lahti, Lillis Taylor, Ann Blakeslee, Jon Smith, Mike Vincent, Torn Vander- grift, Tim Ralston, Bud Craig, Tom Thygerson, Cindy Hawley, Wendy Osborne. page 22