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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1973 volume:

‘‘To every THING there is a SEASON and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 FALL is the beginning of school life, especially for a Freshmen class. Students are rudely pushed into a rigorous schedule of classes with cross country, football, Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins to brighten the routine. WINTER brings snow and cold. Sophomore memories of fall have been coated with light fluff. Basketball games and wrestling meets are in abundance and the Ski Club plans their weekly treks to TimberLee. SPRING is a season of anticipation for Juniors when Prom time rolls around. The sporting events are at an end with track and baseball. Then, of course, there are always the seemingly endless days — full of classes. SUMMER is the Seniors season in which they are free from chains of past education. Most, but not all ties with good ol’ Glen Lake High School in Maple City, Michigan, are broken. 2 Freshmen Fall” Into New Life PEPPLER REALTY, INC. — GLEN ARBOR Peggy Baatz Henry Barnett Ava Blough Tricia Bolton Greg Brice Rod Brubaker Allen Brzezinski DuWayne Brzezinski Howard Burfiend Ken Burritt Kurt Burritt Ken Burton Jim Carmichael Nikki Cate Steve Chase Sharon Cherry Bill Corby Debbie Davis Linda Deering Keith Dennis THE RED PINE RESTAURANT — GLEN ARBOR 6 Art Fredrickson Patti Glazier I Ruth Cokey Cindy Goodrick Dave Grattopp Tim Hackney Jean Henry Chuck Houchins Tim John Debbie Kasmer Randy Lanham Mark Majszak MIKE’S SERVICE ARCO PRODUCTS — CEDAR Barry Mazurek Dwayne Mikowski Ken Narva Brian Neddo Jocelyn Neeley Janice Norconk Gene Novak Marilyn Novak Brad Paul Greg Peplinski Jeff Perfect Ron Petroskey FRANCIS KALENA EXCAVATING BUILDING — MAPLE CITY Aaron Plowman Doug Popa Mark Post Nancy Ray Joe Reece Shelly Richardson The Freshman class quickly fell into routine high school life. Class officers: Ptes., Ken Narva; V.P., Cindy Good- rick; Sec., Vicki Freeman; Treas., Steve Chase. Cezar Rivera Ronnie Runyan Louie Salisbury Ray Schettek 8 Grace Shimek Debbie Shupiery Debbie Stachnik Joe Stachnik Patti Stachnik Randy Stachnik Darcy Stahl Mark Swierad Jan Trumbull Dave Wendels Sue Ziegler Diane Zimmerman NOT PICTURED Ed Boomer Patti Boomer Pat Harris Ann Knudsen Richard Markley Diane McLellan Colleen O'Brien Jim Peplinski Dan Shuler Barb Yanosky Cindy Zurfehr nett, Rfife Plov.m ahi Proiici Have Excellent Start CROSS-COUNTRY SCOREBOARD 3-4 St. Francis lost Elk Rapids lost T.C. Freshman won St. Francis won Elk Rapids lost T.C. Freshman won Buckley lost Harriers On The Run This year Glen Lake Harriers took their first 3-mile trek through woods and fields as an organized Cross Country team. Jeff Popa, a junior, broke two course records--one at Elk Rapids and one at Leelanau Schools. He also es- tablished a record for the course at Glen Lake, while competing against Buckley. Jeff Popa placed 6th out of 95 runners in the Buck- ley Invitational, and lead the team to a 3rd place vic- tory in the Leelanau Schools Invitational. The fine running of the entire team, which con- sisted of 3 juniors and 5 freshmen, resulted in a very successful season. MAPLE CITY REALTY — SPONSORING ANOTHER YEAR OF SUCCESS TO GLEN LAKE SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW: Rick Reece, Mgr.; Jim Wendels, Tom Sutherland, Garth Creenan, Tom Harriger, Tom Schmidt, Rich Skipski, Jack Sage, Paul Sutherland, Larry Thoreson, Steve Cherry, Dan Wendels, Mgr.; Don Wendels, Mgr. 2nd ROW: Coach Richard Hilton, Jerry Corby, Randy Skipski, Steve Mingus, Gary Gorton, Mark Deering, Ken Schrock, John Fitzpatrick, Tom Chase, Rocky Blough, Tim Gillen, Tom Savage, Asst. Coach Ben Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Eric Brown, Dave Cillen. 12 Aggressive Lakers SCORE! The Glen Lake Varsity plowed through the opposi- tion this year with an amazing 4-4 record. They placed 4th in the Northwest Michigan Conference with a 4-3 record. The Lakers placed two players in the Conference scoring race: Rocky Blough, 8th, and Tom Savage, 10th. Two Lakers were chosen for the All-Conference team this year. They were Tom Chase on offense and Garth Greenan on both offense and defense. In individual statistics, Kenny Schrock had 503 and Rocky Blough 450 yards to lead the team in rushing. Tom Chase had 17 catches, good for 300 yards in the passing category. Garth Greenan led in tackles with 83 and Tom Chase and Tim Gillen both had 54. GLEN LAKE TV AND APPLIANCE REPAIR CENTER — GLEN ARBOR — ANTENNAS INSTALLED O O TT 00 VARSITY. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Frankfort Brethren Suttons Bay Elk Rapids Lake City Onekama Kingsley Mesick rsity football team and staff were jubilant after ousting the Suttons Bay Norsemen 36-13 for a Homecom.ng Pu ko cnj ro oo The Junior Lakers compiled an overall record this season of four wins and five losses under the direction of John Schlosser and Asst. Coach Ted Swierad. The JVs started strong with a victory over Kingsley but then dropped their next four games to Mancelona, Elk Rap- ids, Traverse City, and Leelanau School's Varsity. The season was then reversed as the little Lakers nailed Sut- tons Bay, Traverse City and Kingsley before dropping the season final to Elk Rapids. CLH JV FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 4-5 OPP 20 Kingsley 12 0 Mancelona 22 0 Elk Rapids 12 6 Traverse City 20 0 Leelanau Varsity 46 40 Suttons Bay 18 30 Traverse City 8 18 Kingsley 0 14 Elk Rapids 40 “Autumn 72” Queen Kathi Flaska--King John Seymour ... Scene For Homecoming Homecoming Queen, Kathi Flaska was crowned and presented with roses at half-time of the football game. She was escorted by King John Seymour. The class representatives, Jacky Wilcox, senior; Noreen Fleis, junior; Hilary DelVecchio, sophomore; and Janice Norconk, freshman; were also recognized and presented with a single rose. The Homecoming game was topped off with an ex- citing 38-13 victory over Suttons Bay. The dance added the final touch to a perfect day with the Riot Squad supplying the music. 18 Senior Jacky Wilcox; Escort Dan Murphy Junior Noreen Fleis; Escort Tom Savage Sophomore Hilary DelVecchio; Escort Dave Yanosky Freshman Janice Nor conk; Escort Barry Mazurek 19 20 During the month of October, school classes and clubs were busy developing the Homecoming theme— Autumn '72. Many hours were spent on floats with theme, originality, beauty and design being considered. A new addition to the Homecoming festivities was the pep rally and bon-fire held the night before the game. Floats were judged at this time. Game day was filled with excitement and fun. A parade throughout the area in- cluded clowns, floats, the GLHS Marching Band and Homecoming royalty. The trophy for the best float was given to the Senior class at half-time ceremonies of the game. Their float theme was Lakers Autumn Win In '72. A Fun-Filled Evening ... Captured! Sadie Hawkins This year's Sadie Hawkins was a success. The music was provided by Passage and everyone enjoyed themselves. The dance was held in the cafeteria which was well dec- orated by the Junior Class. The highlight of the evening was the annual chase which was held in the gym. The marriage ceremo- nies were performed in the lobby by Marryin' Sam, and many par- ticipated in the activity. It was an unforgettable evening for all who came. 22 MRS. PEG KEYOTH, School Board Secretary MR. DALE SUTHERLAND, Athletic Director MR. JOHN GREENAN, Superintendent; MRS. ETTA GREENAN, Superintendent's Secretary Cedar Volunteer Fire Department Donated by: Ed Fleis, Walter Frey, Albin Rosinski 25 MR. JACK RADER, Guidance Counselor Chocolate milk, senior open campus, two lunch lines accommodate students. STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Vince Caniato, Tom Schmidt, Brad Krull, Tom Chase, Paul Sutherland, President; Karen Hochstein, Tom Harriger, Mike Binsfeld, SECOND ROW: Ron Petrosky, Keith Dennis, Chet Janik, Dawn Cherry, Keith Shimek, Colleen O'Brien, Debbie Davis, Sharon Cherry, Judy Peplinski, Sue Williams, Debbie Novak, Arlene Peplinski, Janice Norconk. J. HAROLD DeVETTE INSURANCE AGENCY M22GLEN LAKE — 334-3456 The Onekama High School student council and the GLHS student council participated in exchange days. The stu- dents held joint meetings to learn phases of school operation. Band Conquers a Deserving Year Under the direction of Mr. Tom MacNaughton and Mary Jo Bolton as drum major, the '72 Marching La- kers had a very successful year. They marched in the National Cherry Festival held in Traverse City and the Coho Festival in Honor. This year the band performed five times in concert. At these performances, a band member was picked to model the band uniform which they hope to get in the near future. The Northwestern Michigan Conference organized an all-conference band, in which twelve members of Glen Lake's band performed. The concert was held in Onekama, and band members stayed overnight. District Band Festival was held at the Lars Hockstad Auditorium in Traverse City. The Senior High Band received a II rating, much deserved after a year of hard work. Mr. MacNaughton enjoyed directing the Brethren High School Band during an exchange concert at Glen Lake. 30 SENIOR HIGH BAND. FRONT ROW: Sue Richardson, Anne Hayes, Dawn Cherry, Jocelyn Neeley, Jeni Barr. SEC- OND ROW: Jean Henry, Jan Trumbull, Kae Sutherland, Tricia Bolton, Peggy Lanham, Sharon Cherry, Joe Reece. THIRD ROW: Dee Toshach, Beth Bolton, Rob Ford, Ed Drzewiecki, Steve Chase, Tom Harriger, Tom Schmidt, Allan Jankowski, Mark Post, Nikki Cate, Chuck Houchins. FOURTH ROW: Howard Burfiend, Nancy Stanz, Mary Jo Bolton, Shelley Richardson, Garth Greenan, Jeff Perfect, Jim Carmichael. FIFTH ROW: Dave Grattopp, Mark Swierad, Mr. Tom MacNaughton, Director; Diane Zimmerman, Sherry Stachnik, Jim Boomer. 31 High School Chorus Captures II Rating This year the high school chorus bought new robes. The chorus was able to buy these robes with the ap- preciated donations of parents, the Booster's Club, the Lion's Club and money received at concerts. In District Competition held at Lars Hockstad Audi- torium in Traverse City, the chorus brought home a II rating. Good advice was given to the singers, by the festival judges, which added new dimensions to choir concerts. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF RADER’S GIFT SHOP GLEN ARBOR CHORUS. FRONT ROW: Pam Neeley, Paula Kieft, Jeanine Taghon, Vicki Zurfehr, Darlene Shorter, Ruth Peplinski, Lori Commins, Virginia Flowers, Patti Glazier, Ruth Gokey, Barb Panek. 2nd ROW: Peggy Baatz, Ava Blough, Debbie Novak, Joy Zimmerman, Janet Brzezinski, Hilary DelVecchio, Linda John, Donna Wendels, Myra Rivera, Deanna Flowers, Dawn Salisbury. 3rd ROW: Debbie Dayis, Janice Norconk, Linda Burritt, Agnes Fleis, Beth Bolton, Noreen Fleis, Colleen O'Brien, Cindy Zurfehr, Lynn Johnson, Mimi Brunet, Lori Burry. 4th ROW: Marilyn Novak, Paula King, Betty Nemeskal, Jan Henry, Debbie Wepking, Judy Peplinski, Karen Hochrtein. 5th ROW: Steve Chase, Dave Ford, Tom Chase, Terry Barr, Tom Sutherland, Jim Hulbert, Don Mi- kowski, Sue Pitts, Leonard Pleva, Keith Beck, Miss Cecelia Buchman, Director. GJ U) ART: application of skill to bring about a desired result MR. PERRY JONES, Art Education Sophomore Class Survives “Winter Mark Addington Terry Barr Jim Boomer Wayne Bright Ron Brzezinski Dawn Cherry Debi Childers Ginger Cooke Bob Cox Joe Dechow Hilary DelVecchio Ed Drzewiecki Early in the year, the Sophomore class decided to sell candy bars, which kept them busy throughout the winter months. Class officers: Pres., Brian Hochstein; V.P., Kae Sutherland; Sec., Vicki Marach; Treas., Ron Stachnik. Rudy Egeler Angie Freeman Steve Fryer Dave Gauthier John Gauthier Bill Goodrick Doug Hale Anne Hayes Val Haywood Brian Hochstein 37 The Sophomore class enjoyed having an exchange student from Limeira, Brazil. Sandra Dos Santos stayed with the Robert Stachnik family. She participated in various Sophomore class activities, and liked snowmobiling. Deb Hughes Jim Hulbert Gary Jakielek Chester Janik Linda John Jerome Kalena Jim Kraitz Mary Kraitz 38 Brad Krull Mayra Kyser Vicki Marach Tim O'Brien Roberta Pa nek Arlene Peplinski EVANS PAINT AND WALLPAPER — TRAVERSE CITY Ed Pepl inski 40 Sandy Pettengill Mike Pleva Pat Railey John Ray Dawn Salisbury Carol Savage Theresa Savage Mickey Shalda Dave Sobczak Mike Stachnik Ron Stachnik WARNES GROCERY — GLEN ARBOR John Stanz Kae Sutherland Charlie Taghon Greg Warnes Julie Weeks Donna Wendels Carol Wickham Sue Williams NOT PICTURED Dave Eimers Deanna Flowers Tom Ford Rob Garth e Tim Gillen Julie Knudsen Terry Ott Debbie Shalda Audrey Thayer VARSITY WRESTLING. FRONT ROW: Paul Sutherland, Charlie Peplinski, Tom Sutherland, Jack Sage. SECOND ROW: Dale Feigel, Dave Neddo, Rodney Brubaker, Joe Dechow, Dave Elmers, Coach, Perry Jones. 42 Grapplers Cook-up a Fighting Season The Glen Lake grapplers achieved a 1-13 record for the 1972-73 season. Each meet saw Glen Lake forfeiting several weight classes. According to Coach Perry Jones, the initiation of the seventh and eighth grade wrestling program should stimulate participation in the sport for future years. Paul Sutherland, captain of the team for the past two years, had a great season this year com- piling an 18-9 record. He ended his high school wrestling career in state competition after placing third in the regional meet. Team awards included the Takedown Award, won by Jack Sage; The Coach's Award, won by Tom Sutherland; and the Wrestler of the Year, given to Paul Sutherland. GLH VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOARD 1-13 OPP 5 Traverse City 53 24 Petoskey 45 22 Pine River 48 48 Grayling 24 28 Charlevoix 37 23 Manistee C. C. 38 17 Kalkaska 41 25 Frankfort 51 15 Pine River 42 15 Traverse City 54 0 Charlevoix 66 18 Frankfort 56 6 Manistee C .C. 55 24 Kalkaska 42 43 VARSITY BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Coach Ben Johnson, Vince Caniato, Tom Savage, Jeff Pope, Mark Swierad, Tom Ford, Mgr. SECOND ROW: John Fitzpatrick, Garth Greenan, Dave Noonan, Tom Schmidt, Tom Chase, John Seymour. 44 Varsity Cagers Battle the Boards The Glen Lake varsity basketball team had a re- spectable season this year, with an overall 8-13 record. They started out with four wins in a row, but had trouble mounting another winning streak until the end of the season. John Seymour, the team's leading scorer, placed 6th in the NWM conference scoring race with 214 points compiled in conference games. Tom Chase placed 8th. Two Lakers were chosen for the All-Conference basketball team. They were Tom Chase, second team; and John Seymour, who received honorable mention. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 8-13 Gin OPP 89 Buckley 79 76 Central Lake 44 65 Leland 56 83 Kingsley 75 73 Northport 75 64 Brethren 70 84 Suttons Bay 79 68 Elk Rapids 69 65 Mesick 79 63 Onekama 91 92 Leelanau Sch. 46 69 Frankfort 72 51 L.L. St. Mary's 71 39 Kingsley 61 69 Suttons Bay 63 60 Elk Rapids 84 57 Mesick 79 70 Brethren 59 66 Onekama 77 74 Frankfort 97 non-conference games CLASS D DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 47 Northport 71 VARSITY BASKETBALL NWM CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1st Mesick WON 12 LOST 2 2nd Kingsley 10 4 Tie Elk Rapids 9 5 Tie Frankfort 9 5 5th Onekema 8 6 6th Glen Lake 4 10 Tie Brethren 2 12 Tie Suttons Bay 2 12 Compliments of: The Sportsmans Shop — Glen Arbor 47 — TV BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Tim Hackney, Greg Brice, Doug Hale, Ed Drzewiecki, Terry Ban, Mike Pleva, Jim Kraitz, Eric Johnson, Mgr. 2nd ROW: SteveJryer. Ttoi O'Brien, Brian Neddo, DuWayne Brzezinski, Dave Grattopp, Gene Novak, Steve Chase, Brad Paul, Coach Dick Hilton. _ — 48 JV BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 9-11 GLH OPP 32 Buckley 54 30 Central Lake 25 35 Leland 23 28 Kingsley 56 31 Northport 40 50 Brethren 39 47 Suttons Bay 43 44 Elk Rapids 45 S3 Mesick 52 46 Onekama 57 33 Leelanau Sch. 26 42 Frankfort 49 71 L.L. St. Mary's 58 54 Kingsley 63 50 Suttons Bay 45 35 Elk Rapids 55 29 Mesick 49 53 Brethren 45 41 Onekama 64 53 Frankfort 56 non-conference games Ski Club The lack of snow didn't stop the ski club from going on at least four treks to Timber Lee. The skiing wasn't the best, but the ski club members seemed to enjoy themselves. Serving as the club's advisor, Mr. Moore learned more professional skiing techniques, and Allan Jankowski, club president, was constantly busy scheduling trips and hoping for snow. NHS Inducts Nine New Members The Glen Lake Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety held induction ceremonies for nine students in March, 1973. The inducted students included two sen- iors, Dennis Cherry and Ruth Peplinski; and seven jun- iors, Beth Bolton, Tom Chase, Steve Cherry, Cheryl Czemiak, John Fitzpatrick, Roxane Lambkin and Joy Zimmerman. The impressive candlelight service was conducted by National Honor Society members elected in the spring of 1972. Jeni Barr, Mary Jo Bolton, Lori Burry, Kathi Flaska, Garth Greenan, Tom Harriger and Nancy Stanz worked hard preparing the ceremony under the helpful assistance of their advisor, Mrs. Bion Rockwell. High school guidance counselor, Mr. Jack Rader, was Master of Ceremonies, and Mr. Dale Sutherland, elementary and middle school principal, represented the administration. Mr. Harold Sweeney, the main speaker, delighted the audience by giving a quiz to the inductees preceding his formal message. 52 NHS. FRONT ROW: Beth Bolton, Joy Zimmerman, Roxane Lambkin, Tom Chase, Dennis Cherry, Ruth Peplinski, John Fitzpatrick, Cheryl Czerniak, Steve Cherry. SECOND ROW: Tom Harriger, Lori Burry, Jeni Barr, Mrs. Rockwell, Advisor; Mary Jo Bolton, Nancy Stanz, Kathi Flaska, Garth Greenan. o Junior Class Successful In “Spring Keith Beck Rocky Blough Beth Bolton Pete Boomer Eric Brown Janet Brzezinski Debbie Bugai Tom Chase Steve Cherry Jerry Corby Cheryl Czemiak Mark Deering 56 Clara Fabiszak John Fitzpatrick Larklee Fitzpatrick Peggy Fitzpatrick Laurie Flaska Noreen Fleis Dave Ford Lucy Fredrickson Mary Garvin Dave Gillen The Junior class was constantly busy, battling with funds to finance their big event - the prom. Magazine sales started them off in the fall, followed by the Sadie Hawkins and the Snowball Dance. Spring finally came and the prom was planned perfectly, ending their junior year with a stunning climax. Class of- ficers: President, Alan Jankowski; Vice- President, Beth Bolton; Secretary-Trea- surer, Peggy Fitzpatrick. Mary Kirt Roxanne Lambkin The Junior class had the pleasure of host- ing an exchange student the second semester. Vince Caniato, from Belo Horizonte, Brazil, stayed with the Richard Cluff family. Vince was found to be a worthy addition to the var- sity basketball team, and he also participated in track. Colleen Montgomery Betty Nemeskal Bernadine Novak Deb Novak 59 Ken Schrock Cindi Shimek Keith Shimek Randy Skipski 60 NOT PICTURED Diane Barnes John Boomer Mimi Brunet Linda Burritt Dale Feigel Agnes Fleis Dave Kalena Rick Kurina Cary Lambkin Pat Meteer Ed Miller Joan Miller David Neddo Brian Novak John Peplinski Marty Plowman Patti Schopieray Monica Shalda Rick Shupiery Donna Tobin Pam Warnes Jim Wendels Deb Wepking Joy Zimmerman TRACK TEAM Henry Barnett Jim Boomer Gary Jakielek Brad Krull n -i a i m Ken Burritt Tim O'Brien W Vince Caniato Steve Chase Tom Chase Jeff Popa Mark Post Jeff Perfect ■ 1 ' + Steve Cherry Ed Drzewiecki Marty Plowman Jack Sage John Fitzpatrick Dave Fond Tom Schmidt George Schrock Tim Gillen Ken Schrock Bill Goodrick Larry Thoreson Gary Gorton Rob Ford, Mgr. O 0 Coach Bill Brendel Spring Track The Glen Lake Track Team finished this year with a fantastic season. There were many highlights of the conference meet. Tom Chase placed 1st in the 100 and 221 yard dashes, setting a school record in the latter. Jeff Popa placed 3rd in the mile which also established a school record. Bill Goodrick placed 5th in the 440 yard dash and George Schrock placed 3rd in the long jump which established a new record height for Glen Lake. With such fine athletes, Glen Lake finished 4th in the Conference track meet. The regionals were held in Traverse City, with Tom Chase placing 2nd in the 220 and Jeff Popa plac- ing 3rd in the mile. The 440 relay team, which con- sisted of George Schrock, Ken Schrock, Tom Shase and Steve Chase, placed 2nd, breaking the old school record. These boys represented our school in the state track meet which was held in Caro. Tom Chase placed 6th in the 220, Jeff Popa placed 7th in the mile, and our 440 relay team placed 8th in their event. SEBALL: FRONT ROW - Tom Savage, Rick Skipski Al i lunidt, Tom Har- Thoreson, Jerry Corby, Coach John Schlosser. SECoMfcoW Bave Gillen, Jeff er Noonan, Paul Haywood, Ed Drzewiecki, Randy Skipski. THIRD ROW: Chet ___ MazureFitzpatrick, Keith Shimek, Jim Kraitz, Ron Petroskey, DuWayne Brzezinski. NOT PICTURED: Steve Fryer, Dave Mikowski, Mgrs.; Bucky Noonan, Bruce Gokey. Baseball Team on the Rise! VARSITY BASEBALL SCOREBOARD 6-6 GL 9 Buckley OPP 4 3 L. Leelanau 0 8 North port 5 4 Mesick 0 6 Leelanau 10 2 Leelanau 5 8 Suttons Bay 13 10 Brethren 0 0 Onekama 3 14 Elk Rapids 6 7 Frankfort 11 0 Kingsley 10 The Glen Lake Baseball team had 20 boys and one girl try out for the team this year - the most that have ever tried out for the sport. Their overall record was 6-6. The team's victories were highlighted with the dynamite fielding of Tom Schmidt, the superb pitching of Jerry Corby, and the many runs of Jeff Popa. Jeff also led in stolen bases and had the best batting average (.350). This year's most valuable player was Steve Fryer, and the most improved player award went to Ed Drzewiecki. Tom Schmidt, Steve Fryer and Barry Mazurek tied for the award of the most runs batted in and the Coach's Award went to Tom Schmidt and Roger Noonan. “Winnie the Pooh” Under the direction of Miss Carlisle and Beth Bol- ton, student director, the first attempt at a musical was a tremendous achievement. Mr. Patton assisted the students with vocal arrangements while Miss Buch- man provided the piano accompaniment. The hard work and talent of the cast combined to make the production of Winnie the Pooh, the best received play to date. Both performances entertained record breaking crowds of young and old. Prom Royalty Queen Karen Hochstein, King David Noonan Saturday — May 5,1973 A time of formal attire and beautiful weather Timber Shores, near Northport, was the setting of the Junior-Senior Prom this year. Tennis and swim- ming were available for students to use Saturday afternoon, and the formal dance started at 9:00 P.M. Union, a band from Lansing, provided good music for dancing and listening. At 1:00 A.M. a hearty breakfast was served. 69 Science Classes Explore WEST BAY LAUNDRY AND CLEANING VILLAGE TRAVERSE CITY MR. BION ROCKWELL, English Nine, Grammar. Students Interpret Language Arts in Different Forms French, Forensics, Drama, Creative Writing, Grammar, Mod. Comm., Literature 7? MR. JOHN SCHLOSSER, Forensics, English. MISS MARY JANE CARLISLE, French, Dramatics, English Ten. Vocational Classes Teach Skills for the Future MRS. DIANNA WYSONG, Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing. MR. BERT CHAPMAN, Drafting, Shop, Math. MR. BEN JOHNSON, General - Machine Shop. (+Jk rs MISS ARLENE JODKO, Home Economics - second semester. Seniors Lapse Into “Summer” Leave four good years behind MICHAEL WILLIAM BINSFELD MARY JO BOLTON Binny Mary The class of 1973 compiled four years of success. They en- tered their freshmen year with enthusiasm. The sophomore year started the spirit of success jump- ing. Building a homecoming float was the beginning. The float was in the shape of a football, pro- claiming the sophomores and the year of 1973. This was the first class homecoming float to be built in the history of Glen Lake High School. The installation of a pop machine became a reality and at the end of the year, the class of '73, as sophomores, was rich. DAVID DEAN BROWN Dave LORI FAYE BURRY Faye DENNIS EDWARD CHERRY Dennis LORI HELEN COMMINS Lou 79 ROBERT L. DEAN, JR. Bob” JOAN CABRINI FLEIS Porky VIRGINIA ANN FLOWERS Virgi GARTH MICHAEL GREENAN Chef ELBERT ALAN HALE Alan DENIS L. GARVIN Gary STEVE LEE GLAZIER Glaz The junior year was always busy. The arrival of class rings started the fever. The junior class homecoming float captured the grand prize, and the Sadie Hawkins dance made $100.00, contributing to the funds for the prom. To break up the long winter season, a Snowball dance was sponsored by the class. Preparation for the prom didn t stop until the night of the big event, which was held at Sugar Loaf. PAULA KRISTINE KIEFT Paula JANET M. KRAITZ Jan JAMES MARTIN LAWICKI Jimmy P KAREN E. HOCHSTEIN EILEEN MARIE JANKOWSKI Scooter Eyes 1972-73 CLASS OFFICERS Dave Novak, Pres. Ruth Peplinski, Sec. Lori Commins, V.P. Kathi Flaska, Treas. SUSAN MARIE PEPLINSKI Susie SUSAN KAY PITTS Arm JACK EDWARD SAGE Jack The senior year was sought with hope. The class was again successful at homecoming. Their float, with glittering colors and moving parts, took the grand prize. A Mardi Gras dance was planned and completed. Red gra- duation gowns, for both the girls and the boys, were ordered. The white rose became the class flower, and Remember your yesterdays, dream of your to- morrows, but live your todays, was adopted as a class motto. DAVID J. SHIMEK Shim DARLENE MARIE SHORTER Darlene Senior skip day was spent canoeing on Crystal River in Glen Arbor, and at Stocking Park. With extra money in their bank account, the senior class came up with a way to spend the sum. A dinner at the Blue Bird in Leland was planned for the night before gra- duation and a donation was given to the Norconk Scholarship fund. The students' last hours together were spent well, with some fond memories always to be present in their minds. THOMAS R. SUTHERLAND Brain JACQUELYN MARIE WILCOX Jake but the memories still linger JENI BARR HONOR STUDENT NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 GAA 2 Pep Club 1 MIKE BINSFELD Industrial Arts Fair 2 Forensics 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 1 Tennis 4 Seniors Not Pictured ROBERT E. FRIXEN Frix GREGORY SCHETTEK Greg Radio Club 3,4 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 MARY BOLTON VALEDICTORIAN NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Science Fair 1,2 Band 1, 2, 3,4 School Play 1 Girl's State 3 Science Club 3,4 Yearbook 2,3 LORI BURRY HONOR STUDENT NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 2, 3,4 Perfect Att. 1 Band 1 Chorus 4 Basketball Stat. 3,4 Football Stat. 4 FT A 2,3 GAA 2 Health Careers 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 88 Ski Club 2, 3 Yearbook 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook Chief Editor 4 DENNIS CHERRY HONOR STUDENT NHS 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Perfect Att. 2 School Play 3 Baseball 2 Radio Club 3, 4 Science Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 LORI COMMINS Class V.P. 2,4 Band Color Guard 4 Chorus 4 School Play 1,2 French Club 3 FT A 2 GAA 2,3 Pep club 1, 2 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook 2 JERRY EITZEN Basketball 1 Soccer 2,3 KATHI FLASKA HONOR STUDENT NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Class Treas. 2, 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 French Club 3 FTA 2,4 GAA 2,3,4 Health Careers 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Homecoming Court 2 Homecoming Queen 4 Mardi Gras Queen 4 JOAN FLEIS Honor Roll 3, 4 Class Sec. 1,2 Student Council 2,4 Forensics 3 Cheerleader 1,2, 3 GAA 2 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Ski Club 3,4 Yearbook 4 THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF STANZ DOZER SERVICE GLEN ARBOR Yearbook Busn. Mgr. 4 Homecoming Court 1 VIRGI FLOWERS Honor Roll 3,4 Chorus 3,4 FT A 4 Pep Club 2 DENIS GARVIN Forensics 4 Ski Club 2 GARTH GREENAN SALUTATORI AN NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4 Industrial Arts Fair 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 School Play 1, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 All-Conf. Football 3,4 Tennis 3,4 Track 3,4 Wrestling 2 Ski Club 3 Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4 TOM HARRIGER HONOR STUDENT NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Perfect Att. 1 Industrial Arts Fair 2 Class Pres. 2, 3 Class Treas. 1 Student Council 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Forensics 4 School Play 4 Baseball 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1, 2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Track 2,3 French Club 3 Ski Club 3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 KAREN HOCHSTEIN Chorus 4 French Club 2 Ski Club 2, 3 Prom Queen 4 89 EILEEN JANKOWSKI Honor Roll 4 GAA 2,3 Pep Club 2 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook 3 PAULA KIEFT HONOR STUDENT Honor Roll 1,3,4 Student Council 2 Band Color Guard 4 Chorus 3,4 School Play 3 Pep Club 1,2 Ski Club 1,2,3 Yearbook 2,3 JIM LAWICK3 Forensics 4 Football 1, 3 Radio Club 3, 4 Science Club 3,4 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 DONALD MIKOWSKI Baseball 4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1 PAM NEELEY Honor Roll 1,2,3 Perfect Att. 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 School Play 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Yearbook 1 DAVE NOONAN Perfect Att. 1,2 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Varsity Club 4 ROGER NOONAN Baseball 3, 4 DAVE NOVAK Class Pres. 4 Ski Club 2,3,4 JUDY PEPLINSKI Student Council 4 Health Careers 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Ski Club 4 Snowball Queen 4 RUTH PEPLINSKI HONOR STUDENT NHS 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Class Sec. 4 Chorus 3,4 FTA 1,2 GAA 4 Pep Club 1,2 Ski Club 4 SUE PEPUNSKI Pep Club 2 Homecoming Court 3 SUE PITTS Honor Roll 4 Chorus 4 Tennis 3 Ski Club 3 LEN PLEVA Honor Roll 3, 4 Perfect Att. 1,3,4 Chorus 4 TOM RAY Football 2 JACK SAGE Football 1, 2,3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 DEB SALISBURY Perfect Att. 1,2 Chorus 3,4 GAA 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 TOM SCHMIDT HONOR STUDENT Honor Roll 2, 3,4 Perfect Att. 2 Student Council 4 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Track 3,4 French Club 3 Pep Club 2 Ski Club 3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 GEORGE SCHROCK Basketball 1,2 90 THE CARRIAGE STOP PARTY SHOP — COME SEE US! Football 1 Track 1,2, 3,4 Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4 JOHN SEYMOUR Industrial Arts Fair 2 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Football 1, 2 Track 1,2 Science Club 2, 3 Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4 DAVE SHIMEK Honor Roll 3 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1 Radio Club 3 DARLENE SHORTER Honor Roll 3 Chorus 3,4 FTA 3,4 RICH SKIPSKI Football 1, 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 SHERRY ST A CH NIK HONOR STUDENT Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Class Pres. 1 Student Council 3,4 Band 2, 3,4 School Play 1, 3 Cheerleader 2 French Club 3 FTA 1,2,3 GAA 2,3 Health Careers 1,2, 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 Yearbook 1,2 NANCY STANZ HONOR STUDENT NHS 3,4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4 Class V.P. 3 Student Council 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Color Guard 4 School Play 1, 3 Cheerleader 1,2, 3 Tennis 3 French Club 3 FTA 1,2,3,4 GAA 2,3 Pep Club 1,2, 3 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 PAUL SUTHERLAND Honor Roll 4 Betty Crocker Award 4 Student Council 3,4 Student Body Pres. 4 Forensics 3 School Play 3 Cross Country 1 Football 2, 3,4 Tennis 1,3,4 Track 2 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Health Careers 3 Varsity Club 2,3, 4 Mardi Gras King 4 TOM SUTHERLAND Football 2, 3,4 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 JEANINE TAGHON Honor Roll 4 Chorus 2,3,4 French Club 3 GAA 2 Ski Club 3,4 Tennis 3 LARRY THORESON Forensics 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 4 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Tennis 4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Ski Club 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 JOHN TRUMBULL Honor Roll 3 JACKY WILCOX Class Treas. 3 Cheerleader 1,3,4 French Club 3 FTA 2,3 Health Careers 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 Homecoming Court 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1973! GLEN LAKE INN Friday, June 8,1973 Commencement A New Beginning Marching in red caps and gowns, the senior class of 1973 happily accepted fify-seven diplo- mas. Rev. Bion Rockwell, a favorite teacher of the graduating class, gave the invocation and the benediction. Dr. Marvin Rist, Associate Director of Admissions at Michigan State University, fur- nished the commencement address, followed by the presentation of diplomas by Keith Commins, School Board President Rev. Bion Rockwell Dr. Marvin Rist VLACK’S IGA MARKET CEDAR TOP TWELVE Jeni Barr Mary Jo Bolton Lori Burry Dennis Cherry Kathi Flaska Garth Greenan Tom Harriger Paula Kieft Ruth Peplinski Tom Schmidt Sherry Stachnik Nancy Stanz Loren E. Richardson Memorial Athletic Award TOM SCHMIDT Citizenship Awards MARY JO BOLTON TOM HARRIGER Dr. Alonzo Norconk Scholarships LORI BURRY DENIS GARVIN Tennis The Varsity Tennis Team this year was successful, even though it was plagued with bad weather throughout the season. In fact, 3 out of their 5 scheduled matches were rained out. Out of the matches played, however, the team won one. At the Regionals, held at Sugar Loaf, Glen Lake came in fourth. Tennis is on the rise at Glen Lake, and is sure to be come a sanctioned sport in a few years. Girls’ Sports on the Move The Girls' Athletic As- sociation had a great year with Miss Buell leading the way. The girls competed in track and volleyball. The girls' basketball team won all of their games by sub- stantial scores, hopefully, leading to a Varsity girls' basketball team next year. The Varsity and JV Cheerleaders were constantly busy preparing skits for pep rallies and pom-pom rou- tines for their superb performances at football and bas- ketball games. Much spirit was raised at sporting events to back the Laker teams throughout the season. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Noreen Fleis, Cheryl Czerniak, Peggy Lanham, Kathi Flaska, Jacky Wilcox, Debbie Wepking. 102 Miss Cathy Buell (CENTER) joins in on m Physical Education Exercise for Body and Mind The teaching of basic gymnastics by MISS BUELL and MR. HILTON added new interest to the gym classes. This new activity was made possible when the physical education department acquired a balance beam, uneven parallel bars and a trampoline. p f|r ft fni' _ — any activities in the girls physical education classes. THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF THE RIVERSIDE SHOP CHARLES AND LYN HAIGHT 103 DEERING’S MARKET EMPIRE BEST WISHES CLASS OF “73” L. R. SHALDA LOCKSMITH AND SAW SHARPENING CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’73 CEDAR TAVERN “Where good friends meet” Empire Frank and Lorraine 104 Michigan CONGRATULATIONS! RUSSELL KUNTZ Empire, Michigan Congratulations Class of‘73’ Boats Hardware Rentals — Canoe trips — Motors CRYSTAL HARBOR Phone Number 334-3991 on 675 at Glen Lake Compliments of DAVE FREDTAGHON STANDARD GAS STATION SNO-JET SALES AND SERVICES Empire, Michigan Phone 947-8005 Walt Lantz Pres. Northwestern Michigan’s Headquarters for All Toplines of Sporting Equipment 212 E. Front Traverse City ACE HARDWARE LUMBER AND SUPPLY GIFTS CARDS and FILM PAINT— BUILDERS HARDWARE RENTAL EQUIPMENT 326-2133 105 HARRIGER’S RESTAURANT DICK’S ANTIQUES FIX IT Congratulations CENTER and Best Wishes to the 11679 LaCore Avenue Class of'1973’ Empire, Mich. 49630 Homemade Pies and Home Cooked Meals Phone: 326-2582 326-3201 Dick and Marian Mingus, Proprietors We buy, sell and repair antiques DICK’S DAIRY DIP 106 MIKE TAGHONS GARAGE CONGRATULATIONS Class of “73” MIKE TAGHONS SHELL SERVICE AND BODY SHOP Glen Arbor 334-3831 FOOD MARKET FAMILY CENTER TWO LOCATIONS « ' • � OWNGCCNtM CO«SI ■ o !«• OivtStOS ;;ir Electrical, Heating, Plumbing, Glass, Paint, Live Bait Clothing, Ice Tackle at CEDAR HARDWARE in CEDAR Phone: 228-5417 John Sharon Baxter: owners EMPIRE WATCH REPAIR Empire B. Jasin, Proprietor Phone: 326-2630 107 DETWILER DRUGS Empire Suttons Bay Traverse City CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of “73” Charles M. Baldwin M. Photographer BALDWIN STUDIO 606 W. Front Street Traverse City, Mich. FRANK’S GARAGE Standard Oil Products General Repairing Cedar, Michigan Phone: CA 8-5418 108 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of “73 144 Hall Street Traverse City, Michigan PATRONS Mr. Mrs. A. A. Slachnik Sunny Monday Laundromat Mr. Mrs. George Weeks Raphael's Italian-Am. Res. John Gauthier Levi Detour Mr. Mrs. Sylvester Novak Mr. Mrs. Edward Garvin Miss Noreen Fleis Mr. Mrs. Leroy Keyoth Friendly Tavern Mr. Mrs. Richard Crinion and Boys PYROFAXGAS 13726 West Bay Shore Traverse City, Michigan Cylinder and Bulk Gas Appliances Lee L. Reece, Mgr. 947-4721 109 LORI BURRY chief editor JOAN FLEIS business manager ALLAN JANKOWSKI MR. TOM MACNAUGHTON photographers DAVE FORD ANN HAYES VAL HAYWOOD THERESA SAVAGE MICKEY SHALDA DEB SHUPIERY JULIE WEEKS staff JENI BARR PATTI BOOMER LINDA BURRITT ROB FORD PAUL SUTHERLAND JAN TRUMBULL special help MRS. DIANA WYSONG advisor MR. TOM KEISWETTER American Yearbook Representative AUTOGRA PHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRA PHS AUTOGRAPHS