Freeland High School - Victorian Yearbook (Freeland, MI)

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FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wierda, D. Bradfield, P. Smith J. Ballien, T. Card, S. Ortega, J. Leaman, J. McKinney K. Rush, J. Kanouse, L. Pingle, G. Perry, K. Kanouse. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Neuenfeldt, B. Roth, H. Muzer M. Armato, J. Meyer, M. Baker, H. Bintz, Mr. Marks L. Paquette, D. Huegel, T. Baker, s. Neuenfeldt, R. Ortega, P. Dolson, D. Shamiyeh. Varsity Club big and strong Chess Club make their moves | SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Seaver, L. Pelechuk. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Card, D. Melcher, B. Delaney, W. Proulx, M. Radka, S. Urbiha.

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Patience and determination goes into the Falcon Press. The staff work hard on making their dead lines. The Falcon Press was on sale about seven times this e year. They celebrated the bicentennial year with a special article in each issue. All their hard work goes into a well prepared newspaper for the benefit of the students at Freeland School. a CO | | T. Brubaker and M. Hammerbacher check for any errors in typing. M. Brubaker and K. Conley use library as a reference center. Press Myrna Hammerbacher hurry before the dead- lines come up. THE FALCON PRESS: SIT TING LEFT TO RIGHT, K. Conley, K. McGregor, T. Brubaker, S. Marker, Mr. Perry. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT, M. Ham- merbacher, M. Brubaker, T. Card.

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Mat Maids; LEFT TO RIGHT, D. Brown, D. Schultz, C. Smith, J. Goslin, L. Corbat, P. Curl. Y-Teens is associated with YWCA. The girls work for char- ities. They do things for other people. This year they raised money by candy sales and cherry pie raffles. With the money they fill bird feeders, go to old peo- ples homes and children's hospital. x ар, Kolbe. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, С. М Y-Teens; LEFT TO RIGHT, J. Dewey, L. Marker, J. Russell, J. Ac Mat Maids is an organization to support the Freeland High School's wrestlers. They attend- ed all their matches and tourna- ments. Their advisors, Mrs. An- derson and Mrs. Smith, worked day and night for their uniforms, ` Su д? . - kerson, Mrs. iller, G. Kasper, C. Lyons. Con-Con; LEFT TO RIGHT, K. Beson, J. Kanouse, M. Brubaker, R. Bascom, G. David. Con-Con was the gathering of area students to reconstruct the Constitution for the people of today. They met at the Saginaw Civic Center, and with the help of advisors, they re- wrote the complete constitution.