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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1966 volume:

LAKER—1966 Glen City High School Maple City, Michigan S$£3flj DEDICATION The smile that teased upon his lips, His cheerful words to all, The happy way he moved about, Reasons are that we recall This friend, our comrade once in Life, With whom we worked and talked. One day he chose a better world, And with his Maker walked. To Loren Richardson '66 We, the Class of 1966 respectively dedicate this annual. Contents Faculty.................... 5 Organizations..............11 Sports.....................19 Seniors....................31 Classes....................41 Activities.................53 Advertising................65 LEARN BY DOING The new electronics room has helped many students to enjoy the great experience of learning. The boys prove to be very handy in their mechanics class. Mr. Patch, the in- structor, teaches the boys the fundamentals of a motor. Don’t worry, tests are a part of school, too. This en- thusiastic government class shows us the way. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Robert Garthe (Sciences) Leota Nowicki (Art) Helen Peppier (Phys. Ed) Robert Kelly (English) Charlotte Groesser (Librarian) Mrs. Groesser your Harvey Sachtleben (Typing) 6 FILE Peter Burfiend (Math) John Case (English) Frank McMillian (English History) Grace House (Home Ec.) Dave Patch (Mech. Drawing) slip is showing! I Ruth Smith (English) 7 John Henderson (Band) LeRoy Moore (Sr. Math) Jack Rader (Counseling) Mr. Sweeny, both friend and principal, has helped to make our school more enjoyable. His wisdom has guided many a student through high school. Administration Supervises School Superintendent James Barr, and his secretary, Mrs. Keyoth, take time to discuss the activities for the week. 8 The friendly smile of Mrs. Dennis brightens the day for the entire school population of Glen Lake. Mrs. Whittum worked very efficiently while Mrs. Dennis was gone on vacation. 9 10 Concentrating on his work, Mr. DeLong proves to be of vital importance to our school. ORGANIZATIONS STANDING: (L. to R.) Advisor, Miss Brammer, R. Peplinski, R.Taghon, J. Hilton, D. Whitten, and President, J. Deering. SITTING: B. Meteer, L. Stachnik, B. Gauthier, C. Manning, B. Waslawski, A. Kirt, M. Kirt, D. Harriger, T. Shimek, D. Plowman, M. Basch, M. Wames, and J. Laskey. Student Council Governs . . . All eyes are forward in a student council meeting. 12 V These National Honor Society members are _ . - diligently working to keep up their scholastic National standards Honor Society Endeavors . . . STANDING: (L. to R.) Advisor, Mr. Sweeny, D. Harriger, J. Laskey, J. Miller, D. Plowman, C. Wames, M. Peck, and D. La Vanture. SITTING: D. Elsenheimer, J. Sheridan, M. Kirt, E. Waslawski, M. Basch, R. Zboyan, and J. Deering. 13 Staff Members (L. to R.) SEATED: Diane LaVanture, Chris Dorsey, Judy Sheridan, Linda Peppier, Carolyn Warnes, Donna Elsenheimer, and John Kasben. STANDING: Scott Flaska, John Hatlem, Joyce McMillian, Walt Ransom, Sue Fisher, Lloyd Gauthier, Mrs. Smith (Advisor), and Judy Peplinski (Editor). We Speak the Linqua At the beginning of school, the newspaper staff held a contest to rename our paper. Janet Deering submitted the winning title, Lingua which means expression of thoughts. Her prize was a pink and white tissue corsage and a necklace proclaiming her Newspaper Title Winner. 14 Annual Races to Meet Deadline Discussing plans for the yearbook are: Layout Editor, Janet Deering; Chief Editor, Myrtle Kirt; Advisor, Mrs. Smith; Copy Editor, Diane LaVanture; and Business Editor, Judy Sheridan. Staff Members (L. to R.) SEATED: John Kasben, Walter Ransom, Carolyn Wames, Donna Elsenheimer, Judy Peplinski, Charlotte Richards, Donna Persik, Karen Terry, Chris Peppier, Janice Plowman, and Sandy Oleson. STANDING: Don Deering, Cliff McClain, Lloyd Gauthier, Linda Peppier, Joyce McMillian, Scott Flaska, and Jerry Jankowski. 15 Drama Club Sparks Interest The picture above shows the newly formed Drama Club of Glen Lake. Their one production, Run, Robber, Run, proved to be a great success. The stars of the play were Walt Ransom, Dan Harriger, Judy Peplinski, Jackie Laskey, Sally Patterson, Chet Salisbury, Cliff McClain, Diane Harriger, Beatrice Hounsell, Joyce McMillian, and Linda Peppier. Mr. Sweeny and Miss Brammer directed the production. The pictures below show scenes from the play. The Varsity Club members are; (L. to R. BOTTOM ROW) Tom Shimek, Roy Zboyan, Melvin Basch, Pat Brunet, Ed Waslawski; (ROW TWO) Advisor Mr. Milks, Bill Roush, Dan Davis, Dan Harriger, Steve Davis, Jim Dorsey; (ROW THREE) Richard Ransom, Bill Kerecman, Dick Plow- man, Walter Ransom, and Chet Salisbury. Glen Lake's Pep Club proved successful and gave moral support for a very fine basketball team. 17 AS THE BANDS PLAY ON Senior Band: (L. to R.) J. Laskey, P. Mikses, S. Richardson, R. Thoreson, M. Crouch, C. McClain. ROW II: C. Salisbury, B. Roush, M. Peck, and Mr. Henderson (Band Director). Junior Band: (L. to R.) C. Oleson, V. Manning, D. Fradd, R. Barczak, P. Meteer, K. Warnes, M. Nemeskal, J. Flaska, S. McClain, B. Meteer, R. Baunock, C. Manning, J. Swierad, F. O'Brien, K. Jakielak, D. Peplinski, Mr. Henderson (Band Director), E. Mallory, and M. Deering. 18 ATHLETICS Eighth Grade Squad: (L. to R.) Barbara Olsen, Marilyn Norconk, Cheryl Manning, Beatrice Gauthier, and Janice Beaman. Oops! CHEERLEADERS PER Ah ha! At last, we made it! 20 Varsity Squad: (L. to R.) Barbara Gauthier, Dianna Harriger, Pat Mikses, Joyce McMillian, and Janet Deering. ORM WITH PRECISION Junior Varsity Squad: (L. to R.) Chris Peppier, JoAnn Mikowski, Betty Flaska, Sue Fisher, and Marion Warnes. 21 LAKERS KICK OFF ROW 1: Dan Davis, Bill Welch, Pat Brunet, Danny Harriger, Chuck Payment, Bill Olsen, Scott Flaska, Ed Kirt; ROW 2: Dick Plowman, Bill Roush, Roy Zboyan, Melvin Basch (All Conference), Ed Waslawski (All Conference), Tom Shimek, Don Deering, Richard Ransom, Coach Thomas; ROW 3: Coach Patch, Bob Manning, Chet Salis- bury, Jim Dorsey, Steve Davis, Doug Manning, John King, Don Welch. 22 Charge . . . SCORES WE THEY CONFERENCE STANDING Brethren 12 0 Frankfort 7-0 Kalkaska 0 6 Elk Rapids 6-1 Benzonia 0 26 Mesick 5-2 Frankfort 0 57 Benzonia 3-4 Mesick 0 20 Kalkaska 3-4 Elk Rapids 7 27 Leelanau 3-4 Leelanau 0 20 Glen Lake 1-6 Brethren 0-7 23 Lakers Strive FIRST ROW: (L. to R.) Bill Olsen, Chuck Wepking, Dan Davis. SECOND ROW: Steve Miller, Chet Salisbury, Dan Harriger. Ed Waslawski. Scott Flaska, Bill Roush. THIRD ROW: Coach Milks, Walt Ransom, Gilbert Cornell. Dick Plowman, Chuck Payment, Tom Shimek, and Pat Watson. SCORES WE THEY NW Conference C Standing Lei and 34 49 WON LOST Frankfort 51 56 Leelanau 11 3 Elk Rapids 45 48 Frankfort 10 4 Benzie Central 54 76 Brethren 10 4 Brethren 56 62 Elk Rapids 8 6 Suttons Bay 83 99 KalKaska 7 7 Mesick 54 63 Benzie Central 6 8 Leelanau 52 68 Mesick 3 11 Kalkaska 54 63 Glen Lake 2 12 Frankfort 44 67 Eld Rapids 46 62 Benzie Central 71 59 Brethren 77 88 Mesick 77 68 Leland 34 44 Leelanau 37 67 Kalkaska 52 66 24 Coach Milks with his five senior players: C. Salisbury, W. Ransom, G. Cornell, C. Payment and E. Waslawski. Did he or didn't he? Where's the ball ? 25 Junior Varsity Tries Lcland Frankfort Elk Rapids Benzie Central Brethren Suttons Bay Mesick Leelanau Kalkaska Frankfort Elk Rapids Benzie Central Brethren Mesick Leland Leelanau WE THEY 27 31 39 40 34 36 24 35 27 40 32 51 92 48 42 27 39 50 25 36 33 25 51 48 43 69 43 29 37 43 48 39 Junior Varsity Squad: STANDING (L. to R.) F. Watson, H. Erickson, R. Thoreson, M. Crouch, D. Deering, D. Manning, B. Flaska, and Coach Patch. SQUATTING: Manager C. Polack, E. Beck, B. Manning, L. Shalda, K. Grubb, F. Winowiecki, and R. Bumgardner. 26 Eighth Grade Top pic., TOP ROW (L. to R.): J. Roush, M. Deering, D. Blough, R. Rader, L. Ransom. D. Mikowski, R. Salisbury. BOTTOM ROW: J. Hilton, J. Moyers, J. Flaska, F. O'Brien, J. Swierad, B. Thoreson. and Coach Burfiend. Seventh Grade Bottom pic., TOP ROW (L. to R.): D. Peplinski, G. Poertner, G. VanHorn, R. Oleson, J. Bailey, E. Mallory, J. LaVanture, J. Roush. BOTTOM ROW: G. Popa, R. Taghon, M. Peplinski, R. Winowiecki, D. Mikowski, D. Gatzke. 27 Outfield STANDING: (L. to R.) Manager, W. Roush, D. Manning, R. Ransom, L. Shalda, B. Kerecman, W. Ran- som, B. Flaska, and Coach Milks. Infield SITTING: S. Flaska, T. Shimek, D. Harriger, E. Waslawski, D. Plowman, M. Basch, and B. Manning. Baseball Team End Up 3 to 4 . . . Brethem We 5 They 4 Leelanau Schools 5 6 Mesick 3 4 Kalkaska 10 4 Frankfurt 8 13 Benzie Central 5 4 Elk Rapids 1 12 28 Timing Is Essential for the Track Team STANDING: (L. to R.) C. Wepking, Coach Patch, J. Kelenski, R. Ransom, B. Manning, W. Ransom, R. Zboyan, C. Payment, J. Fabiszak, and L. Shalda. SITTING: R. Thoreson, G. Flees, J. Deegan, J. Tobin, M. Crouch, S. Flaska, and F. Watson. 29 SENIORS EVERY Class Flower CARNATION MELVIN BASCH Student Council 1,2,4 Student Council V.P. 4 Science Fair 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Optimist Club Award 4 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 N.H.S. Vice President 4 GILBERT CORNELL Basketball 2,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 NEED A CHALLENGE Class Color BURGUNDY AND WHITE STEVEN DAVIS Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Science Fair 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Ski Club 4 JAMES DeLONG Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 32 WERNER EITZEN Track 4 JAMES DORSEY Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Science Fair 1,2,3 JANET DEERINC Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Majorette 1,2 Student Council 1,3,4 Student Council Pres. 4 Homecoming Queen 4 National Honor Society 4 Newspaper 3 Annual 3,4 Layout Editor 4 DONNA ELSENHEIMER CO-SALUTATORIAN Pep Club 3,4 Perfect Attendance 1 Newspaper 4 Annual 4 Library Aid 4 Student Council 2 Class Secretary 3 Scholastic Award 1,2,3 National Honor Society 4 Curtis Sales Award 3 DANIEL FITZPATRICK Pep Club 3,4 33 LLOYD D. GAUTHIER Science Fair 1 Pep Club 3 Newspaper 4 Annual 4 Scholastic Award 2 Curtis Sales Award 2 LLOYD W. GAUTHIER Science Fair 1,2,3,4 WILUAM KERECMAN Class Treasurer 1 Perfect Attendance 2 Scholarship Award 1,2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Science Fair 1 JOHN K AS BEN Yearbook 4 Newspaper 1,4 Pep Club 4 Band 1 MYRTLE KIRT CO- SALUTATORI AN Optimist Club Award 4 Pep Club 3,4 Annual 3,4 Newspaper 3,4 Scholastic Award 1 Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Secretary 4 34 DIANE LAVANTURE Yearbook Copy Editor 4 Nat'l Honor Society 4 Pep Club 3,4 Newspaper 4 Office Aid 4 DOROTHY MASLOWSK1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 PAULA MEEUWENBERC Pep Club 1,2 Secretary 1 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Office Aid 3 john McClain Football 3,4 Band 1,2,3 DIANE PATTERSON Pep Club 1,3 Student Council 1 Newspaper 4 Ski Team 4 Fut. Teachers Club 2 35 CHARLOTTE RICHARDS Pep Club 1,2 JUDITH PEPLINSKI Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Perf. Attend. 1,2,3,4 Dramatic Club 4 Newspaper 3,4 Annual 4 Library Aid 3,4 Newspaper Editor 4 CHESTER SALISBURY Basketball 1,2,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 T rack 3 Dramatics 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Science Club 2,3 Curtis Mag. Sales Pres. 3 Student Council 1,3 Student Council Treas. 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 36 JUDITH SHERIDAN Annual Sales Editor 4 National Honor Society 4 Newspaper 2,4 Homecoming Court 4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Office Aid 3,4 DAVID VAN HORN Pep Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Perfect Attendance 1 EDMUND WAS LAWS KI VALEDICTORIAN Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,3,4 Varsity Club Sec. Treas. 2,3,4 Class President 1,2 Class Treasurer 3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 N.H.S. President 4 Scholastic Award 1,2,3,4 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 Science Fair 1,2,3,4 Regional Science Winner 2,4 Student Council 1,2 JOHN ZYWICKI Pep Club 2 ROY ZBOYAN Track 4 Gymnastics 1,2,3 Varsity Club V.P. 4 National Honor Soc. 3,4 Pep Club Treas. 4 Not pictured: Gary Gatzke, Robert Grubb and Walter Ransom Seniors Bid Farewell . . . L. to R. Bill Kerecman, Chuck Payment, Dan Fitzpatrick, Walter Ransom, Chet Salisbury, Lloyd W. Gauthier, Ed Waslawski, John Zywicki, Jim DeLong, Bob Grubb, Steve Davis, Gary Gatzke, Roy Zboyan, Werner Eitzen, Mel- vin Basch, John Kasben, Charlotte Richards, Donna Persik, Janet Deering, Diane LaVanture, Dianne Patterson, Myrtle Kirt, Judy Sheridan, Dorothy Maslowski, Donna Elsenheimer, Judy Peplinski, Paula Meeuwenberg, Jim Dorsey, Lloyd D. Gauthier, John McClain, Dave VanHom and Gilbert Cornell. Top L. Pic.: Top honors were seized this year by 3 worthy students. Heading the class is valedic- torian, Edmund Waslawski, with Donna Elsen- heimer (L) and Myrtle Kirt(R) both capturing the salutatory title. Bottom L. Pic.: Seniors make their grand debut. At right, Mr. Sweeney congratulates Ed Waslaw- ski for his leadership and outstanding scholastic abilities. 39 40 CLASSES Juniors Carry On . . . Class Officers: (L. to R.) Dan Davis--Treasurer; Sally Patterson--Vice-President; Dick Plowman--President; Pat Watson--Secretary. Bonnie Bloswick Pat Brunet Sandy Cogan Dan Davis Mary Ann Drzewiecki 42 Dan Harriger Diana Harriger Robert Hilton Jerry Jankowski Jerry Kelenske Nancy Miller Steve Miller Joyce McMillian Pat Mikses John Miller 43 Mary Peck Larry Shalda Pat Watson Not Pictured: Cathy Peplinski Linda Peppier Paulette Pleva Dick Plowman Suzanne Sanday Dick Ransom Barbara Ray Bill Roush Betty Lou Skeba Janice Terry Rick Wagner Carolyn Warnes Bill Darga, Tom Finch, Sandra Richardson, Beatrice Hounsell and John Hulbeit. 44 Sophomores Take Action . . . Bonnie Bailey Ellis Beck Judy Beck Agnes Brzezinski Daniel Bugai Ron Bumgardner Class Officers: (L. to R.) Marion Warnes--Treasurer; Tom Shimek--Vice-President; Chris Peppier--Secretary; Don Deering--President. 45 Bill Clark Claudette Czerniak John Dean Don Deering Chris Dorsey Gerald DuRocher Harold Erickson Sue Fisher Betty Flaska Dick Flees Ken Flowers Harvey Gauthier Karen Glazier Ken Grubb Nancy Gatzke Alysia Gauthier John Hatlem Susan Jakielek Agnes Kabat Jim Kulanda Bob Manning 46 Chris Peppier Lenny Shalda Sandy Usmial Jeannie Persik Rosemary Sheets Marion Warnes Janice Plowman Barb Waslawski Susan Ransom Frank Winowiecki Candy Ray Karen Terry Ernie Ziegler 47 Freshman Take a Turn . . . Myron Basch Jane Beaman Ed Beck Tom Bugai Mike Crouch Carolyn Czerniak Class Officers: (L. to R.) Mike Crouch--Vice President; Sally Harriger--Secretary; Doug Manning--Treasurer; Scott Flaska--President. Richard Darga John Deegan Harold Feigel Barb Fitzpatrick Bob Flaska Scott Flaska Sally Harriger i Karen LaVanture Helen Noonan Larry Fie is Chuck Johnson Susan LaVanture Jackie Norconk Frances Fradd Maxine King Beverly Mallory Susan Novak Lynallen Garvin Doug Manning Rita Nowak Nancy Gauthier JoAnn Mikowski Lucille Peck 49 Bob Peplinski Bonnie Ray Brad Reed Ken Roush Chuck Polack Nancy Runyan Sandra Schill Mike Shorter Janet Smith Elwood Soper John Tobin Angela Warnes Carol Waslawski Frank Watson Ron Thoreson Don Welch Dennis Whitten Dave Winowiecki Jim Winowiecki Carl Zywicki 50 Not Pictured: Albert Clark Class Officers: (L to R) Jerry Flaska--Treasurer; Jim Hilton--Vice-President; Fred O'Brien-- President; Claude Czerniak--Secretary. Eighth Graders Look Ahead TOP ROW: F. O'Brien, R. Salisbury, D. Zeigler, D. Blough, D. Mikowski, G. Flees, T. Mason, R. Barr, R. Davis, R. Runyan. SECOND ROW: K. Jakielek, C. Manning, J, Mazurek, P. Drzewiecki, S. McClain, P. Meteer, M. Nemeskal. THIRD ROW: R. Thoreson, J. Swierad, J. Flaska, J. Hilton, M. Deering, D. Peplinski, C. Wilcox, J. VanderNoot, R. Davis, K. Kerecman, K. Lepley, J. Beaman, G. Garthe. FOURTH ROW: R. Hulbert, C. Schettek, J. Tobin, C. Robbins, R. Sage, J. Beck, C. Shinn, J. Moyers, R. Rader, M. Norconk, B. Gauthier, E. Bailey, B. Olsen. 51 Class Officers: (L. to R.) Jim Hilton--President; Sheryl Terry--Secretary; Linda Stachnik--Vice President; Rocky Taghon--Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADERS ARISE TOP ROW--R. Feigel, J. LaVanture, D. Shorter, J. Mikowski, T. Sommerville, M. Peplinski, R. Winowiecki, D. Peterson, S. Ray, J. Wendeles. SECOND ROW--G. Poertner, M. Brown, M. Blough, J. Roush, G. Popa, R. Ole- son, G. VanHorn, D. McCoy, D. Mikowski, W. Gatzke, J. Bailey, R. Baunock, J. Hilton. THIRD ROW--B. Thoreson, R. Barczak, V. Manning, M. Finch, M. Cooper. R. Taghon, D. Fradd, L. Stachnik, M. Keen, P. Hohnke, D. Cherry, K. Wames, J. Clayton. FOURTH ROW--J. Pleva, K. Garvin, E. Pleva, J. Mazurek, B. Meteer, V. Beck, R. Miller, E. Mallory, C. Oleson, S. Terry, K. Shinn, D. Gauthier, D. Peplinski. 52 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING IS QUEEN JANET 1966 The regal smiles above belong to members of the Queen's court. The royalty includes: Ann Kirt, 9th grade; Chris Peppier, 10th grade; Sally Patter- son, 11th grade; Queen Janet Deering; Judy Sheridan, 12th grade. BLUE SKIES A FOOTBALL GAME A HAPPY QUEEN A 007 DANCE Glen Lake's annual Homecoming Game, played against Elk Rapids, was held on October 29th. Miss Janet Deering of Empire, a Senior, reigned as Home- coming Queen. The dance proved to be a high success and everyone enjoyed themselves. 54 Court and escorts are (L. to R.) Don Deering, Ann Kirt, Queen Janet Deering, Chris Peppier, Glenn Alysworth, Phil Deering, Sally Patterson, Don Bloswick, Judy Sheridan and Walter Ransom. SMILES C In the annual Science Fair Exhibition, John Miller was awarded first prize at competition in the Glen Lake area. He along with the other winners, proceeded to Traverse City, where he was awarded a trip to Texas and the right to compete in the National Science Fair. Although he did not place there, he gained valuable knowledge for future projects. Other participants in the Science Fair from Glen Lake were: Lloyd W. Gauthier, Chuck Payment, Ed Kirt, Dick Plowman, Tim Barr, Frank Flowers and Ed Waslawski. Mr. Bolton, their capable and patient advisor, encouraged and assisted the boys to their success. We sincerely regret that Mr. Bolton won't be with us next year, but wish him the best of luck in the future. 56 F ‘SUCCESS’ Danny Harriger was awarded first place in the Glen Lake Industrial Arts Fair. Then continuing to the regionals, he again won first place. With his winning table, he went to the state fair in Lansing. His success has encouraged him to build another project for next year. Other participants were: Bill Roush, John Norconk, John Deegan and Bill Ziegler. Mr. Patch helped the boys get their exhibitions ready and encouraged them when necessary. Assemblies Capture Glen Lake hosted a variety of talent this year. These cultural, intellectual, and entertaining pro- grams not only enriched and stimulated our minds but also freed us from sixty minutes of class. One of our last assembly programs featured Mr. Kenneth Goodman, a famous organist who has toured Europe. He entertained the student body with selections from Bach, Beethoven, and Rogers and Hammerstein. To keep us informed on the many advancements of our universe, in and out of the stratosphere, a representative of NASA appeared before the student body. He demonstrated the various skills, techniques and equipment used by the space program. 58 Attention The music of Broadway, brought to Glen Lake by the talented soprano singer Inez Gif- ford, captured the attention of all those present. Fascinating color slides and music of distant places added to her performance. Students were amazed one day to find in- strumentalist Victor Hyde play all four horns at once. He is the owner and master of a collection of various size instruments and played sample pieces on all of them for the assembly. Through the work of our Student Council, Mr. Whittemore from the neighboring Leelanau School gave a talk on poetry. Mr. Whittemore began by reading selections from world-renowned poets and then spiced the latter part of the hour with some poetry of his own. 59 Students Expound Their Talents Mrs. Smith is congratulating two students, Janice Terry and Mary Peck, on their journalistic efforts. They won awards in poetry and journalism, respectively, which will be published in a magazine. The Girls and Boys State Representatives: (L. to R.) Cathy Peplinski, Dan Harriger, and Sally Patterson. They were chosen in the fields of leadership, scholastic ability, sportsmanship, and mental alertness. 60 61 Rhapsody in the Rain, the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, set an evening of eloquence and romance. Music by the dazzling No Names lured the couples and faculty to the dance floor. Sparkle and delight headed the agenda as beautiful young ladies in rainbow colored gowns and dashing young men danced till the midnight hours. Rhapsody in Mr. Baldwin, who has been taking prom pictures for the last few years, shows this bashful young man how to relax and smile. 62 Couples made a grand entrance at the Tra verse City Country Club. the Rain The delicious dinner, the soft lights, and the romantic music made everyone feel happy. Especially these two! 63 School Days Drag on 64 ADVERTISING SALISBURY HARDWARE J S HAMBURGS Best on the Bay” VLACK'S IGA MARKET Fresh and Smoked Meats n® Curb Service 302 W. 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Hall St. Traverse City, Michigan --Home Cooked Foods-- CAstle 8-5424 Cedar, Michigan RENNIE OIL COMPANY Mobiloil—Mobilgas - -Mobilheat PRESCRIPTION SHOPS 102 South Union Street i Mobil 1 1100 Sixth Street and 1 I 1111 East Front Street New Mobil Logo Traverse City, Michigan Bellaire--Traverse City--Frankfort Congratulations to the Class of '66! Charles M. Baldwin M. Photographer BALDWIN STUDIO 606 W . Front St. Traverse City, Michigan PEPPLER REALTY REALTORS Route 2 CADILLAC ACADEMY OF BEAUTY Maple City, Michigan Complete Training in All Phases of Beauty Culture Service William H. Peppier, Broker Phone: EDison 4-3435 Martha Mummy, Owner 210 1 2 N. Mitchell Cadillac, Michigan Live Bait--Ice CEDAR HARDWARE FARM STORE Gambled Edward Fleis, Owner The Friendly Store Phone CA 8-5417 CAstle 8-5420 Cedar, Mich. HARRIGER'S RESTAURANT Specialty: Home-Cooked Meals and Home-Made Pies FA 6-3201 Empire, Mich. 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