Franklin High School - Almanack Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Sf 4 A g TV A .A hik X X , Ig . . U' Though Senior Peggy Kilgore didn't look terribly alert, her furry friend appeared to be enjoying the strengthening vocal exercises. GIRL'S CHORALE. First row: Arlene Newton, Sharlene Newton, Cheryl Pass, Connie Campbell, Pat Taylor, Sharon Guarardo, Chris Jonasz, Judy Yankovich, Sue lvankovich, Lynnie Eclcout, Leighanne Whiteman, Lynda Curtis, Audrey Glinski, Deb Allore. Second row: Sue Chopp, Gayle Greenwald, Cherie Fisher, Bonnie Bauman, Michele Miquelon, Debbie Wilson, Nancy Oliver, Nancy Eaton, Karen Fernihough, Kathy' Wallace, Janice Oliver, Marilyn Miller, Linda Lahti, Jane Bowers, Gretchen Weier, Kathy Ponchart. Third row: Laurie Tudor, Linda Domagala, Fran Pokryfki, Debbie Mitchell, Kathy Pegg, Jennie Broome, Penny Pennington, Peggy Kilgore, LaSelIe LePla, Debbie Gravelle, Cindy Carlson, Barb Dettar, Deb Bowers, Laurie Rosati, Pat Blackney, Linda Paulson, Margaret Ericson, Pat Slowey. Back row: Jama Smith, Linda Sailor, Charlene Mclean, MaryLou Rosinski, Shawnee Denison, Nancy Leist, Debbie Swain, Kathy Mimnaugh, Pam Coley, Linda Wand, Sandy Nickatook, Vonda Rogers, Lynn Wagner, Robin LePla, Terri Mclntosh, Pat Nedeau, Debbie King, Barb Kane, Nancy Buckner.

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BEL CANTO CHOIR. Front row: Calvin Draughn, Joan Malkiewicz, Mike Trottier, Pat Mueller, Dave Collins, Bunnie Dollis, Archie Leib, Ann Fugazzi, Debbie Ashby, Stephanie Gordon, Debbie Hunter, Pat Marsh, Debbie Burgin, Greig Huggard, Denise Story, Joe Gomez, Lucia KU, Dan Vigliarolo, MoryLou Conrow, Marc Rosenthal. Second row: Gary Smith, Wendy Wolf, Fred Pushies, Judy Little, Phil Anderson, Kathy Panicci, Al Zsenyuk, Peggy Hoyna, Chris Little, Carol Oplond, Carol Linn, Charles Duncan, Jane Baumgarten, Brian Russell, Sue Cairo, Bob Rogal- ski, Pat Stock, George Blair, Teddie Anderson, Bill Elsey. Third row: Chip Hult- Russ Demars, Linda Miller, Ken Elstone, Sharon Koehn, quist, Sharyl Thiesmeyer, Jerry Orzechowski, Mary Martz, Tim Shoen- Unquestionable cues quadruple ratings Hard work and perserverance paid oft for Frank- lin's vocal music department. Individual competitors won superior ratings at Solo and Ensemble Festival, Girls' Chorale, Male Chorale, and Bel Canto Choir each re- ceived a total of four number one ratings, an almost unheard of record of excellence in state competition. Records and competition scores mean nothing unless concerts are scheduled to benefit each Franklin students, his parents, andthe neighboring community. Several concerts throughout the year combined all vocal groups. Their sounds resonating throughout the building brought autumn, Christmas, Easter, and Graduation ioy into the hearts of all who attended. Vocalizing with the Male Chorale could prove to be exhausting and even those with formidable strength were easily overcome. Jerry Cau- dill discretely covered his mouth, but yawnecl iust the same. X ..,,. s.. ..:. .,.. ,..: , R . f. 1- W ,. DVEQE'-3 ii f-fiR'AsNJS?fi'i5' P s, V F. i.is L.. . .SL ... Y Hesse W - . Qld' K - -X X : .QS.:'k52 .vMi-'Q .. C. .,., CM ,... sa, .. L. . ,.. we 5,63 heide, Paula Klenk, Nancy Wilson, Mike Wolverton, Pat Harris, Lee Huntley, Cindy Jonasz, Dennis Kusza, Terri Wright, Andy Hyland, Sue Head, Tony Mac. Fourth row: Rick Rynicki, Sharon Kassir, Mike Sarazin, Sally Davis, JeFf Kind, Cindy Cardinal, Lionel Lamay, Mary Hill, Kevin Dolin, Joanne Thorne, Liz Hibsky, Rick Cardwell, Cindy Quinn, Bob Hellstein, Pat Mulawka, Dale Logan, Andrea Syzmanski, Tim Cope- land, Judy Vogt, Rob Peters. Fifth row: Pat Buckman, Frank Prince, Carol Rader, Curt Steinhauer, Laurie Revell, Dan Zedan, Cathy Mac, Loraine Zwicker, Doug Sutton, Carol Hymes, Steve Thompson, Debbie Blaesing, Mike Mehney, Karen Spehar. Unique this year was the quartet formation which improved tone quality and pitch,total sound.

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Zgss...-s Kathy Ragan's deckwork highlighted her Hawaiian number. Darrell Burton practiced her precision stroking during a dress rehearsal. . . V if - - . .f . H 1:-w H ' fs ffj 3-, , iw - - M Q s . -, , ,:, . s, as . 1 f. i .. n V - , C W ' . . . r ' .- L in 1968 Aqualite talents perform synchronized reflections Reflections was the theme of the l968 Aqualite swim show. Club members wrote, directed, and per- formed original routines depicting memories of the past. Narrator Crys Premo, in the guise of an elderly woman, reflected on her childhood, college life, and the swinging done to the music of The Impossible Dream climaxed the show. Charleston Era. A candlelit finale An extra touch was the addition of modern dancing to fill between-number gaps. The Modern Dance Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Fran Smith, performed two numbers and was a definite hit with the audience. Churchill's gain was the Aqualites' loss as Miss Carolyn Benninger transferred to the new high school. Miss B , who had sponsored the club since its origin, was replaced for the '69 season by Miss Nancy Wares. N