Gaylord High School - Northern Echo Yearbook (Gaylord, MI)

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Dear I 14 ig 5 Q l 21 'riiffiigf r 26 :Y ,X X za 5 'V October 1-2 3 Ili 4-5 5 10-11-12 12 17 18 19 24 26 Inari That time is here again. Yes, time to look over the past school year and re-live those precious moments. For instance ------- The first day of school. It was wonderful to see all our friends again. New teachers included: Mrs. Shirley Gretzinger, Mr. Terry Carnahan, Mr. James Mongeau, Mr. Donald Burnison, Mrs. Wahneita Wright. We played Cheboygan there and came out with a 13-8 win in our first game of the year. Our new coach is Mr. Burnison. Pellston was our first conference opponent and we won it 25-6 on the Pellston field. The classes elected class officers. Mike Mc Killop was elected senior president, Jon Strolle, 'unior president, Tim Morey was the sophomore choice with Judy Sz manski, James Kahler and Sharon Harford being elected president in the ninth, eighth and seventh grades, respectively. Boyne City's Ramblers defeated the Blue Devils 34-0. The Seniors had their pictures taken. Halo's were at a premium. Cheerleaders were elected with the varsity group consisting of Beverly Sutter, Margaret Hallenius, Pat Rolfes and Judy Norton. Reserve leaders were Marcy Fairbanks, Peg Carrick, Katie Norris, and Ruth Butcher. No school because the teachers attended institute. Mancelona's Ironmen tamed the Blue Devils on the gridiron by a 20-6 count. Everyone throughout the school except for the seniors was posing for individual pictures. Combs were very much in evidence. Yea, Blue Devils. The blue and gold boys trimmed Grayling on the Grayling field 45-0. Government Day in the Civic Auditorium for the Juniors and Seniors. Suppose they learned anything? A Visitor from the University of Michigan called on our school and later because of his visit our school was accredited for two years by the University. Those griclders from East Jordan just won't let us win. However, we came closer this year than any time in ten years. We led them 13-0 and saw them come back to tie the game on the next to the last pla of the game. We were disappointed but a 13-13 tie is better than a loss. So we settled. The Tafling trio put on an assembly for the high school. lt was nothing outstanding as assemblies come and go. Our big rival Charlevoix's football eleven did it again. Yes, we went down to a 19-6 loss with all three of their scores coming very close together on rapid breaks. Oh well, next year is another year TURN NOW TO PAGE 48 46 'H

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ii' 9 Library taii TOP ROW: Lois Zeigler, Beverly Sutter, Carrie Whitney, Maureen McMullen, Sue Charnes, Jeanne McBride, Cleveanne McCourt, Charlene Lendzion, Jean Watkins, Pat Lockwood, Susie Wright, S-ECOND ROW: Christina Whitney, Marcy Fairbanks, Marjorie Knibbs, Pat Vinecki, Ruth Irish, Diane Fairgrieve, Karen Carlson, Sue Fox, Peggy Carrick, Karen Wohlfeil. THIRD ROW: John Chrisman, Edward Wohlfeil Richard Tibbitts, Mike McKil1op, Jon Strolle, Gregg Styles, Tim Morey, Lynn Meade, Dick Charnes, BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Glasser, Susie Nipper, Diane Lockwood, Sponsor Mr, John Crowley, Peggy Hallenius, Pat Rolfes, Judy Szymanski. fa y ',': 45

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Y alety Patrol TOP ROW: Albert Smolarz, James Arnold, Billy Cunningham, Robert Traylor, Arthur Tebo, Dennis Flewelling, Richard Bottomley, Charles Howe, Robert Rice, Dale Powers, Bernie Jozwiak, SECOND ROW: Charles Raab, Larry Flynn, Henry Krasiejko, Gary Colman, Mike Sammet, T.J. Patterson, Bob Zook, Ronald Andrews, Ralph Wilkie, THIRD ROW: Mr. Ronald Snell, Jamie Guggisberg, James Vinecki, Bruce Whitmere, Mike Morey, Bill Kahler, Scott Lewis, Charles Carlyle, Kenneth Norris, ervive quad l TOP ROW: Holly Campbell, Merry Fritz, Gail Zella, Mary Edwards, Alice Hart, Carol Knibbs, Kathy Knibbs, Eunice Harvey, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Wing, Jane Fuller, Nancy Heiler, Judy McCarthy, Cora Jausits, Ngaire Lee. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ronald Snell, Charlene Colman, Mary Bresser, Pat Davis, Mary Saker, Linda Vaern, Marcia Slagle, Mary Jane Guggisberg. 47