Fraser High School - Rambler Yearbook (Fraser, MI)

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PBUIECTIU I T CLUB The projectionist club is an active club in which the responsibility of showing movies is taken off the teachers and given to the students. The students are, in one way, furthering their knowledge and in another way helping the school. Kneeling: Dennis Wood, David Patterson. Standing: Dennis Koll- morgen, Rene Wojcik, Henry Brohl, Bob Beveridge, Doug Mullin, David O'Bryan, Vic Selewski, John Schober, Bill Sommerville, Bob Myers, Allen Webb, Tom Dierwa, Phil Jennings. AN I H CLUB ?Como esta usted? is often heard while walking down the halls of Fraser. These words are uttered by the members of the Pan American Club who are studying and enjoying the ways of the Southern Spanish speaking coun- tries. They went on many field trips and had many enjoyable club functions. First Row, left to right: Elaine Maesso, Pat Dixon, Carol Gares, Cheryl Bloomer. Second Row: Jim Folkman, Louis Johnston, Evan Winkleman, Larry Hilton. Third Row: Liz Mack, Karen Clark, Nancy Skubick, Kathleen Kramp, Virginia Sonne. 44

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Girl ' Athletic Association Girls' Athletic Association, under the sponsorship of Miss Patricia Hite, has two main purposes: having fun and encouraging good sportsmanship. The girls meet weekly to participate in various sports and activities. During the course of the year, the girls sold Christmas corsages to raise money for future needs. Many awards were given according to the interest shown in the club by members. First Row, Left to Right: Karen Garwood, Barbara Grose, Kathy Gerwin, Marilyn Lehmann, Sally Hack, Julie King, Karen Dellinger, Shirlee Scripnekg Kathi King, Joyce Heemerg Bonnie Cox, Carol Spearman. Second Row: Lynne Schmitz. Darlene Johnson, Sharon Trozak, Gail Werner, Judy Galiati, Mary Ann Bryzelak, Kay Keczmer, Wanda Champine, Wendy Campbell, Joan Bolton, Pat Hays, Sharon Folland. Third Row: Karen Meier, Cheryl Bloomer, India Kollmorgen, June Haist, Joyce Soltman, Mary Ellen Van Thommeg Barbara Przybylski, Judy MacArthur, Elaine Morberg, Carol Balch, Kathleen Kramp. Fourth Row: Janet Wendzell, Janet Smits, Linda Thomsen, Donna Kollmorgen, Shirley Beveridge, Margaret Leone, Myra Lesinski, Sharon Bretz, Dale DeCoster, Betty Malicke, Barbara Markham, Linda Lienau, Carol Le Beau, Diane Ferdig, Barbara Collins, Virginia Powers. Fifth Row: Donna Woloson, Christie Landy, Carol Brzoska, Janice Wood, Betty Scott, Dolly Manthei, Sandra Wise, Mary Lou Pallaschke. Sixth Row: Sheila Baraks, Joanne Rybicki, Nancy Skubick, Sandra Michayluk, Joan Walerych, Kay Sibley, Gloria Kozdron, Louise Allen, Juanita Sutton, Peggy Fordyce, Bonnie Burtle, Pat Turner. Seventh Row: Judy Coon, Joyce Gould, Delberta Schomaker, Heather McCracken, Linda Carter, Nancy Sossi, Joanne Torregrossa, Carol Rybicki, Darla Gunningham, Karin Rorig, Sandra Scopel, Pat Dixon. Ruth Ann Oplinger, Judy Groth, Sandra Randall.

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Members of the band: Joanne Rybicki, Presidentg Tom Mikula, Vice-Presidentg Heather McCracken, Secretary- Treasurerg Kathy Heemer, Junior High Representativeg Sandra Napior, Junior High Representativeg Cheryl Farmer, Janet Storks, Joanne Van Thomme, Gorden Arbitter, Carol Brzoska, Sally Hartley, David Patterson, Richard Plumb, Ronald Rybicki, Toni Schmitz, Gary Schoeny, Tim Skubick, Pat Turner, Marion Zwar, Susan Koppin, Ronald Adams, FRA R HIGH Marjorie Oehmke, Virginia Sonne, Walter Burke, Edwin Beaupre, Ted Arvant, Richard Heemer, David McAdams, Allan Malbouef, Howard May, Michael West, Dan Kecz- mer, Tom King, ,Paul Kozdron, David Lykens, John Craw- ford, John Foster, Kenneth Leonard, Ronald Brink, Tom Dierwa, Robert Dyer, James Turner, Robert Gleason, Mike Markiewicz, Shirley Windhorst. CHUUL BA D The band is one of the busiest organizations in the school. This year they played at many of our football games. They gave a pan- cake supper to raise money for uniforms and succeeded in this effort. They also gave two con- certs for the enjoyment of the students and parents of Fraser. However, it was not all work. For their enjoyment they took time out to attend the Detroit Symphony. 45