Glen Lake High School - Reflection / Lakers Yearbook (Maple City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1963 volume:

CONTENTS Administration........ 7 Seniors...............15 Activities............23 Juniors...............31 Sophomores............35 Organizations.........39 Classes...............45 Sports................49 Advertising...........59 1963 GLEN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL MAPLE CITY, MICHIGAN He Always Finds Time to Lend a Helping Hand Some expert assistance in building a bicycle cart aids 9th grader Jim De- Long in this shop project. Mr. Bolton advises all handi-crafters to save time and money by spend- ing effort at the planning stage. Eugene Wilcox, senior, displays his prize win- ning Science Fair entry. Although he placed second both this year and last, Eugene feels it was a worthwhile experience to enter competi- tion. Here Mr. B congratulates Willie on his achievements. Last year's regional winner, Bill Dickenson, who now attends CALVIN COLLEGE in Grand Rapids, was the lucky Science Fair contestant who attended the World Fair in Seattle, Wash- ington. DEDICA TION To a fine teacher who always finds time to lend a helping hand, who has inspired students in science and shop, who has guided several Science Fair winners, this book is proudly dedicated. His contagious smile and under- standing humor has brightened the halls of Glen Lake High since the first day of classes in 1958. His special efforts have helped many to a more apprecia- tive way of learning and a great pride in our growing institution. HIS SPECIAL INTERESTS Hunting and fishing His six lively children Building a snow-removal machine that can't fail. His lovely wife St. Philips Church His woodland farm Any handi-craft project MR. WILLIAM BOLTON Off on a flying trip to this year's National Science Fair in Alburquer- que, New Mexico, Mr. Bolton ac- companied re- gional winners, Bob Schultz of Glen Lake High and Gary Strong of Traverse City High. Duane Richardson is introduced to President Kennedy by Michigan Senator Philip Hart, at the White House. Just one more picture, please, was the familiar phrase heard by this group wherever they went. CLASS OF ’62 ACCLAIMED DELUXE TOUR OF WASHINGTON, D.C. ENJOTED BT ALL GRADUA TES How-do-you-do, Mr. President, Glen Lake graduates responded to President Kennedy's warm welcome at a White House Lawn reception. Beneath the Capitol dome, a brief rest was a welcome relief. Chaperones for the entire trip were Miss Doris Brammer, Mr. Mrs. Jack Barratt, Mr. Mrs. Harold Sweeney, and Mr. Mrs. Don Goodson. FOR UNSELFISH DEED Just fabulous, said everyone in describing the dream-com e-true trip to Washington. It all came about because this group of gradu- ates unselfishly gave up all plans to visit the capitol city when class- mate, Duane Richardson became ill with cancer. They preferred to finance his operation and forget their planned senior trip. But amazed state politicians who heard of this deed, decided such generosity was worthy of acclaim. Result: a deluxe, red carpet, never to-be for- gotten tour of our nation's capitol. All aborad for a gala train trip thanks to the hos- pitality of the B O railroad company. 5 SENIOR EDITOR Martin Basch JUNIOR EDITOR Linda Sullivan BUSINESS MANAGER Staff Franklin Quimby Tom Barrett Diane Novak Ann Marie Mikowski Beverly Mazurek ACTIVITIES EDITOR Staff Diana Rowell Karen Novak Jo Erin Wright Cynthia Sheridan SPORTS EDITOR Eric Shafer STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER Richard Quimby II Advisors: Mrs. Marjorie Barrett Mr. Gordon Kelly Professional Photographer: Mr. Charles Baldwin, Traverse City BOARD OF EDUCA TION Left to right, SITTING: Mr. Ellsworth Faulman, President; Mr. Robert Manning, Trustee; Mr. Edward Cherry, Trustee; Mr. Joseph Shimek, Trustee. STANDING: Mr. Clarence Burry, Trustee; Mr. Thomas Dean, Secretary; Mr. Joseph Brzezinski, Treasurer; and Mr. Don Goodson, Superintendent. 8 Miss DORIS BRAMMER Social Studies, World History. Eastern Michigan U. B.S., M.A. Do you have a pass? Mr. PETE BURFIEND Math, Agriculture, Mechani- cal Drawing. U. of Michigan B.S. Mrs. MARJORIE BARRETT Physical Education, Annual and Newspaper But it's for you're own good! Shape up or ship out. And it's just two more days until vacation! 9 Mrs. CHARLOTTE GROESSER Biology, Librarian, Library Sci- ence. Central Michigan B.S. Don't you belong down be- low? Mrs. DOROTHY LANE Latin, French, Wellesley B.S., Wayne State M.A. You're not going to miss French AGAIN are you? Mr. GORDON KELLY English, Track Coach. DePauw B.A. Claremont, California M.A. Now, Ladies! I'm going to catch that book-napper for sure this time! 10 Mr. JACK RADER Guidance, U.S. History, Eng- lish 5 Ferris In. B.S., Michigan State U., M.A. Well, what would you like to do? Mrs. LEOTA NOWICKI Art, Social Studies Central Michigan B.A. All right, let's be quiet. Mr. ROBERT JACKSON Music, Band. Bowling Green U., B.A. That'a a horse of a different color. There's a lot to be said for a good lunch in a peaceful atmosphere. Mrs. EVELYN MILLER English, Jr. Drama Club. Speak up! 11 MR. ROBERT GARTHE Science, Math. Central Michigan B.S. Did you hear the one about the traveling salesman . . .? MR. HERB MILKS Political Science, Physical Science. Western Michigan B.S. You know, you can always be replaced by a human being. MR. LeROY MOORE Math. Western M.U. B.S. Don't you ever learn? MR. HARVEY SACHTLEBEN Commercial Law, Typing, Office Practice. Ferris Institute B.S. Is everybody ready? Hands over homeplate ... Well, it looks as if the Tigers have done it again! 12 Mr. Clarence DeLong CUSTODIAN Mrs. Elaine Dennis FRONT OFFICE THEY KEEP THINGS HUMMING Mrs. Anna Bloswick, Mrs. Effie Manning, Mrs. Jo Stachnick HOME ECONOMISTS 13 INNOVA TIONS AND CONCENTRA TION New to Glen Lake High was TV viewing in the classroom. Senior government and economics courses both utilized these programs. The library remained open almost every hour in The stepped up guidance program supplied more the day, thanks to the student librarian-aides. and better testing data and information for all. 14 SENIORS MARTIN CLAIR BASCH Puttsie VALEDICTORIAN; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Pres- ident 1,2; Junior Rotari an 3,4; Scholastic Award 1,2,3; Science Fair 2,3,4; Magazine Captain 4; Treasurer 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Annual Editor 4. DALE NORCONK Science Fair 4; Track 4. GERMAINE A. FABISZAK Geri Glee Club 2; Pep Club 4. 16 MARY JANE BARTUNEK Mary Scholastic Award 1; Glee Club 2; Library Aid 4; Newspaper Tyj ist 4. MARGARET ANN DEAN Meg Pep Club 1; Newspaper 1; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2,3; Drama 2; Office Aid 3,4. GEORGE KLASSEN DECHOW G.K. President Pep Club 4; News- paper 1,2,3; Manager 1,2. ERIC DALE SHAFER Basketball 1; Drama Club 2; Forensic 2; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Football Manager 3,4. THEODORE ARNOLD FLEIS Shorty Debate 2; Forensic 2; Glee Club 2; Newspaper 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Class Pres- ident 3. 17 MARY ELLEN NOVAK Mickey Debate Club 2; Glee Club 2; Drama Club 2,3; Sec- retary 3; Student Council 3; Office Aid 3; Queen's Court 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Scholastic Award 4; News- paper 4. DIANE M. NOVAK Fuzzy HONOR STUDENT; Pep Club 4; Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Scholastic Award 1,2,3. TRACY KARON WRIGHT Trace Student Council 3,4; News- paper 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2; Basketball 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Forensic Award 2; Spelling Award 2; Scholastic Award 1,2; Writing Award 2,3; Dis- trict and State Music Award 1,2,3,4. PAT TAGHON Patty Student Council 1,2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 4. JAMES GOOD Jim 18 NANCY LEE MILLER Nance Pep Club 1; Basketball 1; Library Aid 4; Newspaper LARRY KELLY Typist 4. Football 1,3,4; Track 4; Curtis Sales Manager 4. FRED LANHAM Freddie Bear Band 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3,4; Track 2,3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Science Fair 4. CARL OLESON Vice President 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 4; Football 2,3; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 4. NANCY LEE OLSEN Nan SALUTATORIAN; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Vice President 3; Class President 4; Per- fect Attendance 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Scholastic Award 1,2,3,4. 19 LEIGH PAYMENT Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4‘ MILDRED C. RICE Millie Library Aid 4; Newspaper Typist 4. JAMES RICHARDSON Big James Treasurer 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4. SUSAN KAY SCHMIDT Sam Student Council 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Queen's Court 4. 20 ROBERT SHEETS Shobby Beets Science Fair. EUGENE WILCOX Willy Science Fair 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 4. Barz Science Fair 2; Scholastic Award 2; Treasurer 2,3; Vice President 4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4. KAREN JOYCE MALLORY Dollie Perfect Attendance 2,3,4. CAROL YVONNE CLARK Carol ROBERT SCHULZ Shoots Scholastic Award 2; Science Fair 3,4; National Science 21 Seniors Autographs OCTOBER Football star, Leigh Payment escorts queen Sheila Chance to seat of honor at football game. A queen smiles bravely inspite of the chill winds. Queen's court, Susan Schmidt, Donna Persik, Carole Nor- conk and Shirley Zientek are chauffered by senior Jim Richardson. 24 Homecoming Ball climaxes the day's festivities with many old friends returning to visit Glen Lake High. The Queen gets expert help from her mother, Mrs. Ransom. Here the entire court poses for the camera bugs. 25 Chet Salisbury and Sandra Holds share a laugh with Ida Bijkersma and John Hutchinson. Exchange Students Gave fest and Glamour to Our Way of Living — For the first time, Glen Lake High had a truly international flavor this year Ida Bij- kersma, exchange student from the Nether- lands attended all year as a senior. Ida was a popular speaker at many local affairs and lent her charms to all school events. She was the guest of her American family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holds of Empire. John Hutchinson of Mexico City only stayed for two months but the freshman class became much better informed about our Latin American neighbors. In turn, John was de- lighted to see snow, and keenly enjoyed winter sports. John was the guest of Chet Salisbury of Empire. 26 (Above) the tenth grade girls imitate a typical gym session. (Left) Arlene Darga, Judy Meeuwenburg and Helen Gauthier do a comical skit. 27 Pardon, my boarding house reach, but, Karen's hungry! 28 GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS Barbara Wames, junior, eagerly tells about her good fortune to be chosen as representative to attend the Wolverine Girls' State. Dorothy Fabiszak and Charlene Winowiecki congratulate her and wish her all the best on her nine day stay at the University of Michigan, beginning Jun 18th. The ninth grade girls show off their culinary skills in Mrs. House's class. Serious seniors in- tently study world literature under the expert guidance of Mr. Gordon Kelly. 30 President Barbara Warnes Vice President Sherry Oleson Secretary Shirley Lepley Treasurer Deanna Craven Student Council Tom Barrett Student Council Pauline Moyers Gerald Brow Raymond Brzezinski Arlene Darga Jill Dechow Norman DuRocher Dorothy Fabiszak 32 Ray Manville Judy Meeuwenberg Terry Miller Jim Nash Diane Neddo Carol Norconk Martha Jo Nowak Mathis Polack Richard Quimby Dennis Richardson Sharon Richardson Gene Rolston 33 Betty Welch Sandy Wepking Sharon Wilcox Charlene Winowiecki CAMERA SHY Leonard Brzezinski Michael Rosinski Agnes Witkowski 34 SECRETARY Arlene Flees TREASURER Linda Keller PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Shirley Zientek Lavina Erickson Barbara Brow Linda Clark STUDENT COUNCIL Jo Erin Wright STUDENT COUNCIL Don Bloswick Philip Deering Dave Finch Vanice Cornell Judy Darga 36 Gary Hohnke Sandra Holds John La Vanture Betty Mallory Helen Mikowski Dorothy Mikses Allen Noonan Tim Noonan Nickolas Jankowski Larry Kurina Beverly Mazurek Susan Mallory Harry Norconk Karen Novak 37 Mike Sheridan Mark Sherman Raymond Warnes Martha Wooters Charles Shimek Linda Shorter Janet Skipski Keith Zimmerman 38 Andy Zywicki 40 STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING, L. to R.: Don Deering, Diane Novak, JoErin Wright, Barbara Gauthier, Barbara Wames, Tracy Wright, Nancy Olsen, Shirley Zientek, Janet Deering, Marion Wames, Chris Peppier, Diane Harriger, Chuck Wepking. STANDING: Melvin Basch, Mike Sullivan, Fred Lanham, Mr. Sweeny, Tom Barrett, Don Bloswick. The Student Council has accomplished a great deal for our school. We have hall monitors, a code of dress for both school and activities; we have enjoyed dances that were put on by the student council. The Student Council is now a member of Northwest C Conference Association and has participated in various N.C.S.C.A. activities throughout the year. 41 The Editors, along with the rest of the staff, brought forth a very interesting monthly newspaper, The Quest. Tracy Wright, editor-in-chief, confers with Sports editor, Dennis Richardson, Business editor, Richard Quimby, Feature editor, Mary Ellen Novak, News editor, Tom Barrett. Using their greatest effort to produce a neat, typewritten paper for the stu- dents of Glen Lake High School are Nancy Miller, Millie Rice, and Mary Jane Bartunek. Two other typists, Sheila Chance and Ray Manville were a bit camera shy when this was taken. THE QUEST STAFF 1st ROW: Dorothy Mikses, Mary Ellen Novak, Diane Novak, Ann Marie Mi- kowski, Tracy Wright, Linda Sullivan, Barbara Stocking, Pam Miller. 2nd ROW: Jo Erin Wright, Dennis Richardson, Tom Barrett, Richard Quimby, Franklin Quimby, Dennis Finch, Carolyn Warnes, Linda Barrett. 42 EDITORS (L to R) Eric Shafer, Sports; Linda Sullivan, Jr. Editor; Diana Rowell, Activities; Frank- lin Quimby, Business. The annual staff has worked hard all year to produce the 1963 Laker and we hope that you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed putting it together. We would like to thank Mrs. Barrett for all of her help she has given us. (SITTING:) A. Mikowski, B. Mazurek, D. Rowell, L. Sullivan, M. Basch, K. Novak, D. Novak, J. Wright. (STANDING:) F. Quimby, C. Sheridan, T. Barrett, Mrs. Barrett, E. Shafer. 43 The Junior Drama Club working all year, turned out several very good plays which parents and students enjoyed. Here they are rehearsing Great Expectations, a play version of the book written by Charles Dickens. From left to right are: Lyric Stouder, Barbara Stocking, Judy Peplinski, Myrtle Kirt, Judy Sheridan, and Diane La Vanture. 44 CLASSES FRESHMEN Donna Elsenheimer Myrtle Kirt Homer Brown Gilbert Cornell Llyod Gauthier Gary Gatzke Dorothy Maslowski 46 Lloyd Gauthier Robert Grubb John Kasben Bill Kerecman Leonard Lawson Nina Mallory Tim Miller Merita Nemeskal Chuck Payment Joyce Wilcox David VanHom Donna Persick Edmund Waslawski Betty Rolston Larry Ros inski CAMERA SHY: Karl Kologe John McClain Judy Sheridan John Zywicki Barbara Stocking Chet Salisbury Lyric Stouder 47 EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1—B. Oleson, D. Shafer, B. Gauthier, C. Warn es, J. Laskey, D. Harriger, C. Wepking, D. Harriger, M. Drzewiecki, C. Peplinski, S. Cogan. ROW 2—M. Goodson, C. LaVanture, P. Mikses, K. Norconk, L. Peppier, S. Richardson, B. Bloswick, B. Ray, S. Sanday, M. Peck. ROW 3—J. Musii, S. Mallory, B. Roush, R. Ransom, H. Razo, J. Soper, C. Calder, W. Darga, D. Mikowski. ROW 4—B. Welch, G. Alysworth, D. Davis, B. Zeigler, R. Hilton, C. McClain, J. Jankowski, L. Shalda, B. Breightaupt, A. Erickson. ROW 5— T. Finch, J. Rader, S. Watson, C. Miller, J. Norconk, R. Wagner, D. Plowman, J. Hulbert. Absent are: L. April, J. Purkiss, V. Gregory. SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1—B. Clark, R. Bumgardner, C. Czemiak, R. Manning, S. Oleson, C. Peppier, I. Beck, J. Beck, L. Barrett. ROW 2—R. Noonan, R. Flees, J. Hatlem, K. Grubb, F. Gregory, N. Gatzke, B. Flaska, S. Fisher, C. Dorsey. ROW 3—J. Dean, P. Miller, J. Mason, L. Manville, R. Mikowski, C. McElroy, B. Horn, S. Jakielek, B. Enyart. ROW 4—G. DuRocher, R. Sheets, J. Plowman, S. Ransom, M. Wames, C. Ray, L. Neddo, J. Kulanda, L. Shalda. ROW 5—E. Zeigler, D. Deering, D. Miller, L. Reiger, P. Haywood, R. Nowak, T. Shimek, D. Nowak. 48 ATHLETICS (Left to right) Martin Basch, Terry Miller, Eugene Wilcox, Carl Olsen, Leigh Payment, Ray Wames, Chuck Shimek. (2nd ROW) Melvin Basch, Bill Kerecman, Mike Sullivan, Ed Was- lawski, John Peppier, Manager; Don Bloswick, Phillip Deering, Manager. (3rd ROW) Coach Herb Milks, Mathis Polack, Linus Laskey, Bruce Killinbeck, Dennis Finch, and Eric Shafer. We Were Even for the Season Glen Lake 13 12 Glen Lake 2 5 Glen Lake 5 4 Glen Lake 7 6 Glen Lake 8 10 Glen Lake 0 12 Glen Lake 8 2 Glen Lake 3 6 Here comes a HIGH one Ray, SWING! ! 50 (Left to right) Gerry Barzcak, Terry Miller, Leonard Brzezinski, Ray Wames, Leigh Payment, Charlie Shimek, Fred Lanham, Pat Taghon, James Richardson, Eugene Wilcox, James Brze- zinski, Larry Lawson, Ben Schettek, Linus Laskey, (Center) Coach Milks. SENIOR PL A TERS (KNEELING) Fred Lanham, Jim Richardson, Leigh Payment. (STANDING) Ben Schettek, Jim Brzezinski, Eugene Wilcox, Pat Taghon, Gerry Barzack. 52 “SHIP A HOT — CLEAR THE DECK Glen Lake 37 50 Glen Lake 44 37 Glen Lake 48 59 Glen Lake 36 45 Glen Lake 42 40 Glen Lake 52 33 Glen Lake 29 41 Glen Lake 41 45 Glen Lake 24 70 WE’RE THE LAKERS TES. BT HECK!!” Glen Lake 45 55 Glen Lake 32 52 Glen Lake 37 57 Glen Lake 68 43 Glen Lake 46 74 Glen Lake 58 55 Glen Lake 63 47 Glen Lake 50 69 Left to right: Sandy Wepking, Deanna Craven, Nancy Olsen, Jill Dechow, and Carol Norconk. 53 (FRONT ROW) Chuck Payment, Gary Honke, Mike Morris, Don Bloswick, (Mgr.) Jerry Roush. (2nd ROW) Coach Milks, Mike Montgomery, David VanHorn, Mike Sullivan, Lome Richardson, Dennis Richardson, (Mgr.) John Peppier. (3rd ROW) Ed Waslawski, Jim Dorsey, Chet Salisbury, Steve Davis. GO LAKERS GO — Shirley Zientek, Lavina Erickson, Dorothy Mikses, Janet Deering. 54 8TH GRADE TEAM 1st ROW: Coach Burfiend, Jerry Jankowski, Dick Ransom, Steve Miller, Dick Plow- man, Dennis Shafer, Pat Watson. 2nd ROW: John Norconk, Dan Davis, Larry Shalda, Bill Roush, John Hulbert. STANDING: Chuck Wepking, Glenn Alysworth, Craig Miller, Bill Olsen, Danny Harriger. 7TH GRADE TEAM 1st ROW: Jim Mason, Tom Shimek, Gerald DuRocher, Kenny Grubb, Don Deering, Bob Manning. 2nd ROW: Lowell Rieger, Bradley Enart, David Miller, Ronnie Bum- gardner, Paul Miller, John Hatlem, Coach Burfiend. 3rd ROW: Dick Flees, Bob Noonan, Lennie Shalda, Dennis Nowak, Albert Clark. JRPPPfifcp® “PUSH ’EM — BACK. . . PUSH ’EM — BACK - - - WAAAY — BACK! (KNEELING, L to R.) Toby Miller, Jim Dorsey, Chet Salisbury, Phillip Deering, Bruce Killingbeck, Terry Miller, Ray Wames, Steve Davis, Ed Waslawski. (ROW 2) Eric Shafer, Mgr.; Martin Basch, Pat Taghon, Larry Kelly, Eugene Wilcox, Gerry Barczak, Chuck Shimek, Jim Kelly, Leonard Lawson, Managers. (ROW 3) Dick Ransom, Bob Schulz, Richard Quimby, Bill Kerecman, Jim Flees, Leigh Payment, Tom Flees, Mike Sullivan, Coach Thom as. GLEN LAKE . . 0 Marion..............19 GLEN LAKE . . 0 Benzonia........... 12 GLEN LAKE . . 7 Frankfort...........14 GLEN LAKE . . 6 Elk Rapids..........42 GLEN LAKE . . 6 Kalkaska............38 GLEN LAKE . . 6 Mesick..............32 GLEN LAKE . . 6 Leelanau............28 COACH JOHN CHARLES THOMAS IT WAS A COLD, COLD SEASON!! Snow fell early, the temperature dropped to zero and our scores were much the same. But gallant games still drew loyal supporters and school spirit was very warm. 57 GRADUATION DAT MAT 29, 1963 CLASS MOTTO: We have climbed the hill; Yonder lies the mountain CLASS COLORS: Red and white CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Nancy Olsen VICE-PRESIDENT: Gerald Barczak SECRETARY: Sheila Chance TREASURER: Martin Basch 58 pest ®tsfjes to tfjxi ffirnwyA (Ae MRS. LUCILLE COMMINS REV. FRANCIS L. HACKETT HARRINGER'S RESTAURANT JAMES ELECTRIC CO. MILLER'S STANDARD SERVICE MODERN CLEANERS BURKE COAL DOCK EMPIRE WATCH REPAIR THE COUNTRY STORE LAMPKINS BARBER SHOP PETE'S CAFE OLESON’S SPORT SHOP CEDAR TAVERN GLEN LAKE MOTEL GOODRICK'S EGG FARM WARNES' GROCERY STORE STATE FARM INSURANCE ROBERT H. MANNING GLENN ARBOR BEAUTY SHOP KATHERINE STEARNS 59 Compliments of EMPIRE NATIONAL BANK of Empire Northport Traverse City SPARTAN STORES Compliments of MARK AND ALICE DEERING BOLTON’S DEPT. STORE SALISBURY HARDWARE Home of Your Laker School Jackets. Paint Plumbing Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods FA 6-2532 Empire, Michigan Empire, Michigan JIM AND DON'S LEONARD SERVICE Tune Up Brake Service Gas --Oil—Accessories Engine Work FAcuity 6-2230 Empire, Michigan STANDARD 1 FAcuity 6-2371 Box 21 Empire, Michigan TAGHONS! STANDARD SERVICE AAA MARTINSON FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Resuscitator--Radio Equipped Ambulance Windsor 6-6515 232 East State Street Traverse City RED MILL LUMBER CO. Paint and Building Supplies 115 North Hall Street WI 6-5330 Traverse City Congratulations on a Job Well Done A. W. RICKERD MONUMENT CO. 325 Grand View Parkway Traverse City, Michigan Congratulations from Reddy Kilowatt and All of Us at CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Compliments of PETER YL DRUG STORE Traverse City, Michigan TRAVERSE CITY STATE BANK Serving the Area for Over 100 Years . Suttons Bay Traverse City Kingsley Compliments of TRUDE HARDWARE General Hardware and Sporting Goods 104 E. Front St. Traverse City RENNIE OIL COMPANY Mobiloil Mobilgas Mobilheat Traverse City, Michigan Bellaire, Michigan Frankfort, Michigan PRESCRIPTION SHOP 102 South Union Street and 1100 Sixth Street Traverse City, Michigan Everything in Music and Musical Instruments MINNEMA MUSIC HOUSE Traverse City, Michigan Compliments of PAUL GARTHE INC. Your Exclusive Frigidaire Appliance Dealer Traverse City, Michigan Congratulations! J. HAROLD DEVETTE, AGEHCY Auto Fire Casualty Bonds CAstle 8-5422 Cedar, Michigan County's Most Complete Distributor of Sinclair Pro. One Stop Market Serving Leelanau County CAstle 8-5527 Cedar, Mich. CAstle 8-5415 Cedar, Mich. CEDAR HARDWARE FARM STORE Compliments of Live Bait Fishing Tackle Edward Fie is, Owner Contractor Builder CA 8-5417 BILMAR SPORTS, INC. Traverse City, Michigan Home Cooked Foods CAstle 8-5424 Cedar, Michigan VLACK’S MARKET CEDAR DRUG Cedar, Michigan CA 8-5410 Congratulations Best Wishes for Your Future Success JOHN AND HARRIETT SATTLER CAstle 8-5414 Cedar, Michigan HATLEM CONSTRUCTION CO. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Glen Lake Cedar, Michigan MARTIN J. EGELER Sand--Gravel Bulldozing Phone EDison 4-3931 Compliments of GLENEDEN HOTEL Glen Arbor, Michigan Phone EDison 4-3671 Gift and Sundries Shop Jack and Mary Rader GLEN LAKE TRADING POST RADERS Burdickville, Michigan Glen Arbor, Michigan Best Wishes and Good Luck! to the Class of 1963 HARFORD FIELD GLEN ARBOR SHELL SERVICE Unusual Gifts and Clothing from All Over the World THE RIVERSIDE SHOP We Just don't Talk Service We Give It . . , Glen Arbor, Michigan Glen Arbor, Michigan TOM'S FOOD MARKETS 545 W. 11th St. West Bay Shopping Center Traverse City Congratulations Class of 1963 WEJTBAY LAUNDRY t CLEANING VILLAGE Featuring the Best in Coin-operated Laundry Dry Cleaning Services West Bay Shopping Center Traverse City PEARSON PHARMACY Prescriptions Hallmark Greeting Cards Gifts Cosmetics by Faberge Dana Lanvin Revlon Max Factor We Rent and Sell: Crutches, Wheel Chairs, and Walkers West Bay Shopping Center Traverse City GAUTHIER'S SHOES REPAIR Red Goose for Children Grace Walker for Women John C. Roberts for Men West Bay Shopping Center Traverse City 3. ?f. £ xrl at Glen Lake SEEBURGER SALES AND SERVICE Jewelers Established 1888 Maple City, Michigan GLEN LAKE WORKSHOP Specializing in Gifts and Mementos Unique to This Area, Burdickville PEPPLER REALTY Realtors Route 2 Maple City, Michigan William H. Peppier, Broker Phone: EDison 4-3435 Congratulations and Best Wishes GARVIN'S GARAGE General Car Truck Repair Mobil Gas Oils Phone CAstle 8-5428 Cedar, Michigan STACEY’S RESTAURANT 128 E . Front St, Traverse City, Michigan UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS Ii ■ v • r W-y ■ 'i M Vio A ' . '4 % C . ' «. % V 'A Fk v' . «V v % V$ - 4, M «. � Jt i’:' ' - ' ■ s‘fc. • -• vr rv .' • , , . ' 5 J ai •. - | «k 1 ) 4 ••: v s jf i £L llw - m ■ - '-—♦ ’ - . . JT •4 y, % ♦ ; iv � • 4 y f -« • )