Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

STAFF EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER CLASS EDITOR SPORTS FACULTY SUBSCRIPTIONS CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES CHIEF TYPIST ADVISOR PHOTOGRAPHER Joy Hare Merry Belson Peggy Fedewa Dick Van Wie Erma Severance Jan Pontz Anne Rogers Judy Bell June Myers H. J. Kigar Mr. Robert Beller HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOI. Activities ... 4 Organizations . . . LIGHT I . . . The unencumbering of the embodiment of imagination. The exposure to the way of life, the rewards of knowledge, Linking trials to responsibility to goals, Revealing pleasure of capability Created by contact from the words of the tongue, the page, the experience, the moment, Illuminating the mind toward progressive thought, consciousness of being. past tense of living. Flashed into reality by the events of the year. Academics ... 61 Underclassmen ... 85 Seniors . . . 107 3 The sunny lawns of HHS are waiting to welcome the students back on opening day. Welcome Back, Students! And this is what hurts! Fall semester brings an end to sum- mer vacation for students attending Hastings High School. After pur- chasing books and school supplies, the students are prepared for the opening day. On that eventful day, freshmen scurry around hunting for their classes while the other students stop to chat with old and new friends. 4 Rapt attention. Puzzled already? Study, Lecture, and Exercise Togethemess--our motto. Homecoming 1962 Presents . . . After much hard work and prepara- tion, the big night arrived. Excite- ment was in the air as the crowd awaited the crowning of Queen Cheryl and her court, the announce- ment of the winning float best por- traying the Homecoming theme, Fractured Fairytales and the Has- tings vs. Grand Ledge game. Queen Cheryl portrays a picture of royalty. Ingenuity of the seniors is shown in their winning float, The Wolf and The 'Seven Kids 6 As the second place winner. Juniors visualize Hastings giving birth to a victory. Sophomores picture Coach” sizing up the Grand Ledge Giant in this third place winner. The freshmen feel it's time to emerge from our pumpkin shell to beat Grand Ledge. 7 Dancing to the tune of Let Me Call You Sweetheart Homecoming 1962 The Queen and her Court . . . Carolyn Hubbell, Jeanne Hart. Queen Cheryl Leonard, Ann Rogers, Jan Jacobs. Escorting them are Tex Timm, John Schowalter, Mary Frey, Jim Cole, Mike Youngs. 8 I could have danced all night, and they did at the Homecoming of 1962, sponsored by the Girls' League Board. After being crowned by the 1961 Homecoming Queen Kaye James, Cheryl graciously displays her roses which were presented by Julie and Billy Gautsche. 9 f'Egg and I” Junior Play CAST OF CHARACTERS J. Hengesbach D. Stauffer . . M. Goodner . S. Leary . . . L. Tobias . . . C. Jones . . . K. Fuller . . . J. Jacobs . . . A. Clarey . . M. Ogden . . L. Wood . . . M. Laberteaux N. Berdes. . . N. Sherman . G. Hall . . . . T. Colston . . G. Haas . . . P. Coble . . . P. Braden . . G. Storken . . L. Larkin . . . T. Hankins . . .Betty MacDonald . . Don MacDonald . Anna MacDonald . Joan MacDonald .............Daisy ...........Corrine .........Millicent ..............Toni ............ Paula .............Mitzi .............Lolly . . . . Lingery Lady . . . . Miss Linden ............Tessie ..............Thad . ... Mr. Mannix ..........Fishface ...........Hi Baby ..............J.J. ..............Ross . Larsen Electrician Grady Photographer 10 A fireplace and tree with gifts lend a Christmasy atmosphere to the winter ball. Couples gather for a friendly conversation at the Country Club. Snowball . . . Main Winter Event Dancing partners enjoy the music at the annual Snowball Dance. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, L. Godfrey, Secretary; J. Houk, Treasurer; C. Rose, Vice- President; andj. Schowalter, President, make plans for the Sophomore float. Tri-Hi-Y Beta perform their rendition of the Can Can” as one of their initiation stunts during Y-Center. Noon time is crowded with many activities such as purchasing subscriptions to the Saxon. The cast and orchestra of this year's operetta, South Pacific. South This year the choir, directed by Herbert Moyer, pre- CAST OF CHARACTERS sented Rogers and Hammerstein’s famous musical, South Pacific. The setting takes place on a South Ngana......................................Kendra Robbe Seas island during World War II, where Nellie For- Jerome.......................................Gary Robbe bush, an American nurse falls in love with the French Henry.......................................Frank Campbell planter, Emile De Becque. Complications arise when Ensign Forbush.............................Sharon Williams Nellie finds that Emile has two Polynesian children. Emile De Becque..............................John Clement As a second love theme, Lt. Cable, a newcomer to Bloody Mary.........................Anne Stebbins the island, becomes enchanted by a lovely Polyne- Radio Operator..............................David Heacock sian girl, Liat, the daughter of Bloody Mary. Adding Stewpot...................................Richard Stauffer to the local color and spirit were the French and na- Yeoman Quale.........................Tom Borton live girls, the American nurses and army officers, Luther Billis...............................Bruce Barnum and the riotious Sea-Bees, headed by Luther Billis. Professor...................................David Curtiss Recognition must also be given to the fine orchestra Lt. Buzz Adams...............................Paul Braden composed of talented townspeople who devoted much Ensign Whitmore.....................Linda Wood of their time to making South Pacific” a success. Ensign McGregor.............................Linda Gillespie Lt. Joseph Cable.........................Richard Smelker Capt. Brackett.....................Leon Hewitt Commdr. Harbison....................Jon Tilburt Liat........................................Arne Hauser 14 Nellie decides To Wash That Man Right Out of her Hair!! Pacific’5 Luther Billis and Nellie Forbush entertain the Sea-Bees at the Thanksgiving Follies with Honey Bun. Nellie Forbush meets Emile's Polynesian children for the first time. Bloody Mary tells Lt. Cable - - Bali Hi Will Call You Lt. Cable is entranced by Liat's Happy Talk. Gloriana the Twelfth and her subjects argue remedies for Grand Fenwick's wine-production slump Senior Class Stages f The Mouse That Roared Cast members are spectators to fellow thespians while studying their own lines. SENIOR PLAY CAST Sec. of State: Dick Van Wie, Gloriana the Twelfth: Linda Coy, Tully Bascom: S. Turkal, C. Mountjoy: M. Haines, Mary: M. Belson, Jane: J. Bell, Fran: M. Whitmore, Pam: C. Campbell, Ann: K. Smith, D. Benter: T. Schowalter, Norma: L. Solmes, Helen: E. Roberts; P. Kokintz: S. Johnson, Page: N. Coleman, President: M. Allerding, M. Johnson: S. Flora, G. Snippit: M. Corrigan, M. Wilkens: K. Matson, M. Reiner: A. Becker, W. Debbie: P. Guenther, W. Tantum: R. Gould, T. Mulligan: J. Wood, Six Soldiers: T. L. Havens, D. Heacock, T. Rhodes, D. Ossenheimer, R. Tuttle, B. Hammond, M. Bascom: G. Organ, Girls: J. Myers, P. Havens, K. Lang, C. Miller, Ann: D. Eaton. 18 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Don't drop it. It might explode! The prisoners and the Q-bomb are turned over to Queen Glorianna. The senior class presented The Mouse that Roared, by Christopher Sergei, a two-act comedy about the tiny nation of Grand Fenwick that invades the U.S. intending to lose (to gain foreign aid, of course.) What evolves, when they win in- stead of lose, provided hilarious entertainment for all. Professor Kokintz explains the mysterious Q-bomb to General Snippet, the Secretary of State, and the President. The play cast takes a well-earned curtain call. Pat Brom poses for her senior picture to be taken by photographer, Mr. Beller. Mr. Kigar helps Seniors prepare for the big event of this last year of high school. Seniors, Dave Horsman and Leon Hewitt attempt to choose their senior pictures. ORGANIZATIONS | STUDENT COUNCIL - ROW 1; K. Cole, J. Lawrence, T. Isham. T. Gerald. ROW 2: A. Stebbins, C. Fuller, R. Echtinaw, S. Belson, T. E. Havens (Mayor), P. Cary. M. Allerding. C. Hengesbach, B. Steenbock. ROW 3: S. Allerding, M. Farley, J. Newton, E. Severance. C. Leonard, A. Hauser, K. Halbert, M. McKibbin, B. Shellenbarger, R. Wilcoxson, D. Wilcox. ROW 4; D. Court. D. Cook. B. Timm. J. Clement, V. Smith, P. Lubieniecki. J. Schowalter, P. Myers, G. Hall. GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD - ROW 1: B. Miller, J. Hayes, J. Myers, J. Rassicotte, U. Tebo, B. Bristol. B. Sinclair, L. Chase. ROW 2: P. McAllister, S. Moore, M. Frey, A. Hauser (V. Pres.), S. Buerge (Pres.), P. Guenther (Sec.-Treas.), J. Huver, J. Cole. G. Karmes. ROW 3: C. Rose, S. Allerding, M. Gor- ham. B. Shellenbarger, D. MacKenzie, K. Clarey, M. Settles, D. Brown, K. Lang. L. Gillespie, J. Hengesbach, B. Pierce, B. Hart, L. Zurad, C. Wilcox, A. Clarey. J. Sage. ROW 4: J. Cavanaugh, G. Slocum, J. Hare, G. Huebner, M. Baty, P. Long, J. Bell. J. Springer, E. VonReis, S. Timm, J. Engle, J. Swanson. 'J II— 22 SAXON - ROW 1: S. Guggemos, C. Miller, A. Hauser, J. Hare, M. Belson, P. Guenther, K. Lang, I Hubbell. ROW 2: S. Blain, G. Spencer, J. Swanson, B. Berlin, L. Solmes, J. Meyers, J. Rassicotte, S. Flora, J. Pontz, P. Havens, M. Chapell, P. Brom, N. Coleman. ROW 3: C. Finkbeiner, E. Sever ance, K. Matson. A. Stebbins, K. Elliott, B. Leonard, D. VanWie, J. Bell. S. Buerge, A. Kitchen, A. Rogers. FORTNIGHT - SEATED: L. Gillespie. P. Havens, A. Hauser, S. Belson, L. Godfrey, C. Jones, G. Kling, D. Durbin, L. Tobias, P. Long, E. Davis, S. Green, B. Sinclair, V. Sheffield, S. Walldorff. STANDING: C. Rea, N. Bromels, K. Smith, M. McKibbin, D. Horsman, B. Beller. SOPHOMORE SERVICE CLUB - C. Divens, G. Karmes, K. Dorman, B. Pierce (Pres.), K. Morgan (V. Pres.), M. McAllister (Recorder). D. Burghdoff, L. Fedewa. L. Zurad. ROW 2: C. Birman, D. Gib- son, M. Hein, L. Foster, D. Tobias, S. Pierce, M. Tobias, M. Buck, K. Rush, L. Allerding. ROW 3 J. Fender, V. Smith, L. Godfrey. J. Houk, D. Heisler, C. Wills, S. Mullenix, J. Cota. LIBRARY CLUB - ROW 1; G. Ganguillet. D. Farrell (Treas.), P. Stanton (Pres.), P. Barden (V.Pres.), J. Frye (Sec.), W. Yerty. ROW 2: L. Adams, J. Count. T. Maxson, B. Nickelson, D. Mulder R Feltzer, J. Thornton, S. Fuller, L. Fedewa. Mrs. Kigar (Advisor). G.A.A. - ROW 1; M. Chase, J. Edger, L. Hayner, B. Buerge, S. Eckardt, J. Fisher, A. Guenther. P. Leary. L. Newton, M. Settles. ROW 2: K. Hess, S. Leary, S. Gould, J. Huver, A. Hayner, J. De- Mott, M. Karmes, M. Hein, M. Sunior, S. Gale. M. McKibbin, Miss Murphy. ROW 3: C. Henges- bach, C. Thompson, P. Carr, J. Cavanaugh, C. Jones, K. McMillan. P. Long, M. Lockwood, B. Pur- chis, J. Ostroth, C. Rose, M. Ironside. G.A.A. - ROW 1: G. Casey. L. Burnworth, D. Gibson, N. Sherman. N. Bortak (Vice Pres.), A. Clarey (Sec.), J. Jacobs (Treas.). T. McCloskey, D. Burghdoff, P. McAllister, G. Karmes. ROW 2: J. Cota, C. Birman, C. Hall, C. Guggemos, L. Allerding, K. Rush, M. Baty. K. Clarey, J. Springer, E. von- Reis, G. Huebner, C. Sweet, K. Bacon. S. Welfare, P. Levengood. ROW 3: L. Chase, S. Timm, V. Smith, L. Godfrey. L. Gardner, S. Rose, M. Kahler, J. Sage, J. Taffee, S. Bachman. S. Matson. J. Hengesbach. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - ROW 1; C. Leonard, P. Guenther (Sec.-Treas.), S. Johnson (Pres.), S. Buerge(V. Pres.), M. Belson. ROW 2: J. Hare. K. Lang, A. Hauser, M. Allerding, L. Solmes, J. Bell, A. Becker. QUILL AND SCROLL - ROW 1: P. Fedewa, J. Pontz, E. Severance, J. Hubbell, M. Belson, L. Gilles- pie. ROW 2: B. Gillespie, C. Rea, A. Hauser, D. Horsman. ART CLUB - ROW 1; R. Gerald, D. Haas (Treas.), B. Hammond (Pres.), K. Dorman (V. Pres.), S. Walldorff (Sec.), S. Fuller. ROW 2: G. Organ, N. Coleman, K. Matson, D. Brewer, C. Adams, S Merrick, E. VanNocker, D. Bird, D. Brown, Miss Rogers (Advisor). ROW 3: T. Ford, R. Essner, G. Golnek, J. Hammond, D. Stauffer, C. Carter, M. Stam, M. Shanklin, L. Gutheridge. DRAMATICS CLUB - ROW 1; K. Hess, L. Belfield (Treas.), S. Leary, M. Whitmore (Pres.). N. Cole- man (V. Pres.). S. Youngs, P. McAllister. ROW 2: D. Gibson, M. Sunior, J. Fisher. P. Holden. C. Bachelder, S. Eckardt, J. Hart, E. Tucker. Miss Walker (Advisor). ROW 3; J. Sage, T. Colston, G. Ketchum, J. Rentz, G. Pierce, G. McPherson, E. Worgess, J. Bell. TRI-HI-Y ALPHA - ROW 1: J. Kenfield, J. Rassicotte, A. Becker, P. Havens. K. Lang (Pres.), C. Miller (V. Pres.), B. Ellis (Sec.), M. Whitmore (Treas.), S. Myers. C. Hewitt. ROW 2: S. Green, B. Berlin, M. Chapell, J. Pontz, P. Guenther, S. Guggemos, A. Hauser, N. Wibalda, J. Meyers, S. Flora, J. Hubbell, M. Belson, Miss Schroeder. ROW 3: C. Campbell, L. Solmes, J. Bell, C. Finkbeiner, L. Merrick, K. Smith, M. Fisher, R. Brewer, S. Buerge, B. Fetterman, S. Williams. TRI-HI-Y BETA - ROW 1: M. Hawthorne, E. VanNocker, N. Dunn, K. Ehredt, P. Anderson, N. Cald- well, G. Kling, C. Wilcox, N. Berdes, S. Leary. ROW 2: B. Bristol, S. Keller. U. Tebo(Sec.). L. Schondelmayer (Treas.), C. Powell (V. Pres.), J. Jacobs (Pres.), J. Huver, P. Arnold, J. Hoevenair, M. Lawrence, Miss Bemis. ROW 3: N. Bortak, M. Vanderbrook, P. Cary, M. Ogden, L. Gillespie, C. Jones, L. Wood, V. Wellfare, A. Clarey, J. Hengesbach, C. Steenbock, M. Cotter, L. Raseley, N. Bromels, S. Anderson. ROW 4: S. Hughes, L. Hale, B. Gillespie, P. Long, N. Sherman, L. Gard- ner, K. Fuller, J. Jerow, S. Cota, G. SJocum, L. Jacoby. ✓ HI-Y - ROW 1: T. Pugh, J. Crothers, G. McPherson, T. Richardson, K. Barber, M. Allerding, K. Chandler, S. Myers. B. Warner, B. Beller. ROW 2: T. Hankins, G. Storkan, D. VanWie (Pres.). M. Ritchie (Treas.), J. Clement, M. Haines (V. Pres.), L. Vahlsing (Sec.), M. Gibson, P. Couch, J. Sav- age. ROW 3: B. Lancaster, F. Halbert, D. Tredinnick, W. Flora, P. Coble, L. Hathaway, S. Vander- Weele, D. Ossenheimer, S. Mulder, G. Hall, R. Gould, K. Granfors, D. Bump, T. Colston. ROW 4: T. Cavanaugh, D. Stauffer, J. Wood, R. Kahler, J. Withers, S. Turkal, B. Jerow, D. Spencer, B. Hallifax, P. Braden, L. Towns. KEY CLUB - L. to R.: D. Court, T. Cavanaugh, R. Edger, R. Echtinaw, B. Jerow, L. Vahlsing, D. VanWie, T. Hankins, P. Lubieniecki, J. McCloskey. J. Spoon (Treas.), B. Hartman ( V. Pres.), M. Corrigan (Pres.), B. Barnum ( Sec.), T. E. Havens. C. von Reis, J. Newton. T. Reynolds, R. Miller, S. Myers, S. Johnson, B. Abbey, C. Peterson. J. Schowalter. S. O'Donnell. FUTURE FARMERS - ROW 1: M. Frey, O. Fogel, R. Brownell, H. Miller, L. Frisby, B. McNutt, W. Guernsey, J. Gillespie, M. Hammond, B. Falconer. ROW 2: M. Slocum, B. Timm, T. Cavanaugh. J. Cruttenden, V. Holmes. K. Murphy, Mr. Knopf, G. Casey, K. Case. J. Pennington, E. Hankis, D. Soya. ROW 3: K. Murphy, K. Ferris. D. Slocum, J. Frost, D. Sinclair, P. McClurkin. W. Crutten- den, R. Raymond, A. Henry, S. Cole, D. Hammond. R. Dingerson, D. Smith, B. Green. ROW 4: T. Scobey, T. Cheeseman. T. Timm. R. Foster, P. Clark. G. Dunn. L. Campbell. C. Adams, M. Dale, G. Sanlnocencio, L. Haywood. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS - ROW 1; S. Frey (Reporter), S. Endsley (V. Pres.), L. Coy (Pres.), C. Wilcox (Treas.). ROW 2: C. Dias. G. Casey. K. Reigler, D. Acker, D. Beckwith, G. Kling. Mrs. Hauser. FUTURE NURSES - ROW 1: G. Curtis, L. Adams, J. Montague, L. Hayner, L. Campbell (Pres.), L. Merrick (Treas.), D. Gibson. L. Burnworth, M. White, M. Sunior. ROW 2: K. Frey, C. Birman. C. Rein(V. Pres.), K. Webster, P. Leary, E. Johnson, B. Steenbock, C. Ulrich. S. Rea, Mrs. Foster (Advisor). ROW 3: C. Van Syckle, D. Cole, P. Swift, V. Mead, K. Gaskill. FUTURE TEACHERS - ROW 1; C. Moyer, K. Keast, S. Mullenix. M. Lockwood (Sec.), P. Arnold (Pres.), J. Hubbell (V. Pres.), M. Kilmer (Treas.), P. Stamm. L. Burkey. ROW 2: J. Hare. J. Stauf- fer. S. Wellfare, J. Pavlich. D. Guernsey, S. Fuller, C. Wilkins. J. Reed, B. Shellenbarger, D. Mac- Kenzie. G. Barlow, C. Sweet, Miss McElwain (Advisor). ROW 3: K. Bacon. D. Jarman, D. Acker, B. Acker, G. Pierce, M. Kahler, P. Levengood, J. Bliss, M. De Priester. ROW 1: N. Berdes, P. Anderson, L. Gillespie, T. Evans, Williams, S. Stitt, L. Wood, M. Hawthorne, J. Hubbell, Lancaster, D. Heacock, S. Matson, B. Miller, M. Stam, M. Vanderbrook, D. Manning, S. Bachelder, S. M. Ogden, V. Sheffield, L. Main. ROW 2: B. M. Goodner, J. Spencer, S. Hughes, A. Hauser, L. The Choir of Hastings High has earned a reputation of excellence for them- selves in the music field. They have created this high rating through their hard work and initial talent, and have provided entertainment not only for their fellow classmates but for the public as well. Each year the Choir presents various concerts and as the main attraction of this year presented the operetta South Pacific” by Rodgers and Hammerstein. 32 Vocal Music Jacoby, J. Thornton, A. Fender, A. Stebbins, J. Sinclair, J. Allerding, E. Keizer. ROW 3: E. Haas, B. Count, F. Campbell, D. Stauffer, D. Smelker, P. Braden, J. Clement. K. Neil, L. Hewitt, R. Kahler. B. Jerow, J. Tilburt, T. Borton, D. Treninnick, T. Colston, B. Barnum, D. Curtis. ROW 4: Mr. Moyer, Director. 33 GIRLS ENSEMBLE - ROW 1: 1 . Evans, D. Manning, S. Bachelder, P. Anderson, L. Gillespie, S. Wil- liams, S. Stitt, A. Stebbins, L. Wood, J. Hubbell, M. Ogden. V. Sheffield, L. Main, N. Berdes. ROW 2: B. Miller, M. Stan, M. Vanderbrook, A. Hauser, J. Thorton, S. Hughes, M. Goodner, J. Spencer, S. Matson, J. Sinclair, A. Fender, J. Allerding, L. Jacoby, M. Hawthorne. CHORUS - ROW 1: Tagg, Allerding, Hart, Kahler, Ironside, Settles, Tucker, Warner. Cavanaugh. Culbert, Moyer, Gaskill, Ellis, Hall. ROW 2: Harbin, Hayes, Thompson, Tobias, Kelley, Beadle, Haas, Kilmer, Church, Springer, Stutz, Von Reis, Shurlow, Craig, Brown, McAllister. ROW 3: Keast. Coats. Carr. Burkey, Swadling, McMillan. Engle, McPharlin, Howell, Baty, Mullenix, Heubner, Smith, Wellfare, Pind, Gerlinger, McKelvey. ROW 4; Smith, Chandler. Jacobs, Leffel, Youngs, Gerald, Cuyler, Perry, Scobey, O’Laughlin, Farrell, Brower. Belfield, Burch, Hall, Cole, Stamm, Wilder, Newton. The swinging Singing Saxons supplied spectacular sounds for the Senior Sip - or (The Singing Saxons performed at the annual Senior Tea.) Singing Saxons and Director Maestro Moyer's musical mannerisms make members manifest magnificent melodies. Award-Winning Band ROW 1; S. Mulder, K. Wellfare, M. Belson, B. Gillespie, M. Ringler, N. Darby, M. Karmes, E. Tucker, C. Sweet, S. Keller, J. Pavlich, S. Babcock, M. Richie. ROW 2: G. Fitzgerald, S. Bachman. N. Sherman. I. Burkey. T. Kraft, M. Johnson, C. Campbell, D. Doty, K. Russell, J. Kenfield. S. Stitt, B. Babcock, P. Stan- ton, D. Buck, D. Working, L. Valhsing. ROW 3: J. Fox, P. Levengood, S. Gutheridge, T. King. J. Edger, C. Chambers. D. Scott, B. Heeter, D. Acker, B. Sisson. J. DeMott, S. Robinson. R. Gibson. M. Cramer. S. Kenyon. J. Shafer, D. Slocum. D. Ossenheimer, S. Turkal, J. McDonald, J. Pennington, B. Shumway. B. Acker, 36 of Hastings High S. Belson, S. Kenfield, L. Hale. ROW 4: T. Myers, M. Haines, M. Allerding, J. Kelsey, Mr. Arthur Steward (Director), T. Williams, K. Kuempel, J. Scholma, C. Guenther, B. Haan, J. Francisco, D. Foote, P. Bardon, T. Payne, G. Webster, G. Storkan, J. Rentz, W. Yerty, A. Thorton, L. Gardner, D. Tobias, D. Clagett, L. Towns, R. Demond. ROW 5: G. Greenfield, B. Tarbet, P. Quinlan, T. Rhodes, J. Bender, P. Coble, S. Fox, L. Larkin, C. Hoffman, J. DeVault. Talent, practice, and perseverance are the ingredients of an award-winning band. Yet, each of these prerequisites is useless alone. A union of these is necessary to make a potentially good organization an award-winning one. Hastings High is fortunate to have such talent in Mr. Arthur Stewart. It is through his guidance and encouragement that talent, practice, and perseverance are all combined to form an outstanding band Dance Band Pep Band Both the dance band and the pep band lend much spirit to school activities. Dances, basketball games, and pep meetings find these two bands busy drum- ming up the school spirit and enjoyable music for dancing. 38 SDI131H1V The band, cheerleaders, and team combined to make the 1962 season successful. Finish Season as Co-Champs The 1962 season was very successful despite the loss of many lettermen from last year’s championship team. The Saxons finished as co-champions with a 6-1-1 record. HASTINGS OPPONENTS 13 B.C. Lakeview 7 6 Portage 13 31 Eaton Rapids 6 28 St. Johns 12 18 Charlotte 12 6 Grand Ledge 6 20 Greenville 0 25 Ionia 0 Although the scoreboard indicates the success of a season from a won-lost standpoint, there is no way it can reflect the benefits derived by the athletes through practice and competition. 41 FIRST (L to R): Butch Hartman, Tex Timm, Gene Norton, Tom Havens, Ron Frick, Dave Eaton, Mike Corrigan. SECOND: Gordon Casey. Steve Vanderweele, Jerald Hammond. Paul Martin, Wayne Lydy, Randy Echtinaw, Tom Schowalter, Dick Ziegler, Bob Hallifax. THIRD: Boyd Timm, Larry Hathaway, Bob Abbey, Mike Gibson, Bill Jerow, Dick Court. Tom Cavanaugh, Jeff Spoon, Mike Crawley, Rick Edger. FOURTH: Bob Stevens (mgr.), Dick VanSyckle (mgr.), Gary Storkan, Paul Braden, Larry Corkwell, Tom Furrow, Jim Harbin (mgr.). FIFTH: Head Coach Jock Clarey, Asst. Coach Jack Hoke. Football 1962 FIRST (L to R): B. Heeter, B. Rogers. M. Farley. S. O’Donnell, J. Newton. C. Peterson, J. Skidmore, R. Long, D. Feltzer (mgr.). SECOND: L. Jordan, J. Wallace, D. Cook, B. Hutchins, L. Campbell, B. Guernsey, J. James, G. Sanlncencio, M. Louden. THIRD: S. Carr, T. Reynolds, D. Storrs, K. James, D. Will, R. Dinger- son, B. Guggemos, B. Miles, S. Bolo, S. Mayo. FOURTH: T. King. D. Echtinaw. B. Wood, R. Ziegler, B. Pontz, E. Berry, O. Fogel, R. Raymond, B. Falconer, F. Williams, D. Perry. Coaches Robert Miller and Anton Turkal. FIRST (L to R): S. Allerding, S. Schondelmayer, K. Weller, D. Wilcox. C. Jordan, H. Brewer, B. Shumway, S. Youngs, D. O’Laughlin. R. Larabee. SECOND: J. Francisco, D. Brower, D. Tebo, J. DeVault. M. Halli- fax, B. Haan, J. Bender, K. Cole. B. Carr. T. Keller, C. Hall, S. Fox. THIRD: N. Wilder, C. Leffel, C. Myers, J. Nixon, L. Rizor, D. Hamm, M. Anderson. B. Wilcox, B. Gibson, T. Payne, S. Spoon, T. Gibson. FOURTH: G. Winick, L. Belfield, R. Crothers. M. Murphy, T. Williams, R. Gillett, T. Greenfield, G. Take, C. Huntley, J. Sage, D. James, B. Nystrom, D. Timm, J. Teunessen, L. Greenfield. FIFTH: M. Flemming, M. Davis, S. Long. SIXTH: Coach Robert Carlson. Echtinaw makes the tackle as Ziegler moves in. So near but yet so far - so they say! Braden carries against Grand Ledge. Echtinaw drives in for the score. FIRST (L to R): Tom Havens, Mike Corrigan, Paul Lubieniecki, Butch Hartman, Larry Hathaway. SEC OND: Coach Lew Lang, Dick Court, Tom Schowalter, Steve Turkal, Billjerow, Rick Edger. THIRD: Mgr. Keith Ferris, Spencer Myers, Don Spencer, Jim Withers, Paul Martin. Merle Haines. FIRST (L to R): Tom Payne, Steve O'Donnell, Jeff Kimmel, Tom King, Gerry Skidmore, Dennis Storrs, Jack Bender. SECOND: Dave Wilcox, Doug Cook. Steve Schondelmayer, Carl Peterson, John Schowalter, Tom Reynolds, John James, Coach Jack Hoke. THIRD: Steve Allerding. Dave Perry, John Nixon, Ken Weller, Melvin Dale, Mgr. J.V. Basketball 46 The team pictured above will soon be the ones making their grand entrance onto the court. FIRST (L to R): Dennis MacKenzie, Terry Gerald, Dave Foote, Loran Vahlsing, Bud Guernsey, Dick Ziegler, Bob Beller, Tom Furrow, Hank Teunessen, Tom Cavanaugh, Tom Gibson, Ron Frick. SECOND: Cecil Leffel, Jim Francisco, Ken Cole, Steve Robinson, Bion Eye, Bernard Guggemos, Gene Hall, Chuck Guenther, Doug James, John Lambert, Mike Gibson, Neil Wilder, Charles Myers, Gary Rogers, Phil Inman. THIRD: Orton Fogel, Dick VanSyckle, Russ Felzke, Jeff Keesling, Bob Nystrom, Mike Frey, Steve Bolo, Lee Belfield, Steve Youngs, Larry Jordan. Bob Gibson, Brad Miles, Rod Crothers, Coach Boh Miller. End Season With 7-5 Record Capt. Dick Ziegler HASTINGS OPPONENT 18 School for Blind 34 18 East Grand Rapids 29 24 Godwin Heights 23 27 B.C. Lakeview 19 28 Charlotte 12 0 Grandville 44 34 Eaton Rapids 14 6 Grand Ledge 34 22 Charlotte 22 24 St. Johns 19 6 Grandville 36 25 Greenville 14 2nd Place Conference Meet 48 Captain Dick Ziegler rolls his opponent for a quick pin. Loran Vahlsing sets his teeth for the final effort. Bob Beller forces his man to the mat. Junior Dave Foote gets set to collect a well-earned 5 points. ROW 1: S. Allerding, T. Rhodes, L. Hathaway, W. Lydy, J. Morgan, D. Gerlinger. ROW 2: B. Hart- man, M. Corrigan. B. Jerow, Mr. Lang, S. Tural. P. Lubreniecki, J. Skidmore. Baseball ROW 1 (L. toR.): J. Chambers. J. Eatherton, L. Thomsern, D. Demond, T. Keller, B. Nystron, T. Drake, M. Anderson, K. Cole, C. Hall, J. Francisco. D. James, C. Leffel, T. Greenfield. ROW 2: R. Milbourn, K. Lake, T. Greenfield, M. Leffel, L. Rizor, D. Hamm, J. Shafer, S. Schondelmayer, S. Spoon, J. DeVault. B. Shumway, S. Keeler, L. Belfield, K. Weller. N. Wilder. ROW 3: D. Campbell. T. Williams, A. Thornton, T. Chandler, W. Johnson, E. Berry, R. Bridenstine. J. Harbin, B. Miles, E. Gerber, F. Williams. B. Kinney, R. Ziegler, T. Ford. ROW 4; J. Nixon, R. Hayden. C. Drake, C. Carter, S. Rheynard, K. Wiley, D. Spencer, J. Kimmel, T. King. S. O'Donnell, L. Jordan, D. Van Syckle, B. Wood, A. Sherry, B. Wightman. FIRST (L to R): J. Newton, P. Braden, K. Chandler, B. Timm, R. Gould, M. Crawley, D. Eaton, R. Echtinaw, D. VanWie, R. Edger, D. Court. SECOND: J. Ketchum, S. Mayo, L. Campbell, J. Wood, H. Teunessen, W. Flora, B. Heeter, J. James, D. Bump. THIRD: J. Wallace, S. Cole, D. Cook, D. Will. B. Mursch, D. Foote, G. Hall, G. Rogers, S. Vanderweele, D. Curtiss. FOURTH: L. Corkwell, K. MacKenzie, H. Ford, T. Scobey, L. Towns, M. Gibson, J. McDonald, B, Babcock. Track FIRST (L to R): J. Teunessen, C. Myers, L. Watson, B. Guggemos, T. Gibson, B. Gibson, G. Winick. SECOND: B. Stevens, S. Robinson, B. Haan, Mr. Hoke, D. Brower, W. Wilcox, R. Long. THIRD: R. Pierce, D. MacKenzie, D. Timm, R. Dingerson, D. Echtinaw, J. Organ, B. Hutchins, R. Larabee, R. Gibson. Golf GOLF - ROW 1: C. Peterson, T. Schowalter, R. Miller. J. Clement. T. Reynolds. C. vonReis. ROW 2: J. Schowalter. D. Heisler. D. Perry, M. Shay. J. McCloskey, T. Isham, T. Ingram. K. James. ROW 3: V. O'Laughlin, D. Farrell. D. O'Laughlin. Mr. Carlson. J. Sage. T. Myers. Tennis TENNIS - ROW 1: J. Withers, L. Vahlsing, M. Haines. G. Storkan. ROW 2: L. Brovant. D. Storrs. S. Youngs, P. Couch. P. Barden, J. Spoon. ROW 3: J. Crothers, Mr. Turkal. S. Kenyon. 52 These new shoes will see a lot of action in the weeks to come. If there is one thing that really describes track it's Run, Run, Run. MR. CARLSON - Golf Coach Loran Valhsing slams one over the net. Rod Miller, Tom Reynolds, Carl Peterson, John Clement, and Charlie von Reis pose for pre-season shot, 55 Varsitv Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are the embodi- ment of good sportsmanship. They direct and encourage school spirit in sports events. The Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders have done an outstanding job - we thank and commend them for their time, ef- fort, and leadership. J.V. Cheerleaders FRONT (left to right): Brenda Pur- chis, Terry McCloskey. Annette Guenther. BACK (left to right): Jean Hart, Sharon Timm. Christine Thompson. 57 58 —- Noon hour brings bananas and things. These students are getting up in the world - the hard way. Here is one line the students look forward to. 59 Ken Grantors, Rick Halbert, and Dave Horsman familiarize themselves with x-ray equipment donated by Battle Creek Community Hospital. Mrs. Lang supervises use of a new library feature. Wouldn't it be nice if we studied like this all the time. Adminis MR. RICHARD GUENTHER - Superintendent MR. CLARK LEVENGOOD Administrative Assistant for Business Affairs Board of Education SEATED: Mrs. Erik von Reis, Mr. Richard Guenther, Mrs. Homer Smith. STANDING: Mr. Joseph Isbell, Mr. Charles Faul, Mr. Fay Clardy, Mr. Howard Frost, Mr. H. F. Ritchie. tration MR. DONALD GILL Principal The administration, composed of the School Board, the Superintendent, and the Principal, directs the many tangents of our educational experience to form a sturdy basis upon which we shall build upward to a meaningful life. MR. HERBERT REINHARDT Assistant Principal MR. LEWIS LANG Attendance 63 MR. WRIGHT SIM Counselor, Co-Op. MRS. E. UNDERWOOD Counselor, Business Eng. MR. GORDON COLE Counselor, Orientation Counselors . . . Direct, Guide. Advice arising from an interchange of opinions is the core around which our counseling department revolves. Education and vocation questions, requirements, and information are explained and channeled to us by this department. Any problems we may have interest our counselors. The possibility of solving these problems we study together. Mrs. Underwood strives to help all students solve any problems they have concerning future careers. 64 Encourage Duties are many for Mrs. Reynolds in our Counseling Department. The business of the Counseling Center progresses. Information for the future? Look in the Counseling Department. MRS. RICHARD MARTIN Am. Lit. and Eng. Lit. MR. DAVID KIETZMANN Eng. IX and World Lit. Freshman English students observe as rules of punctuation are demonstrated on the board. Communication Skills Include MRS. GEORGE YOUNGS Eng. X and Eng. Lit. 9 MISS BETTY BEMIS Eng. IX and X MR. HADLEY KIGAR Journalism and Eng. X MR. CLIFFORD BEE Eng. IX and Voc. Eng. On the lighter side, Speech students do a take-off on a television program. English, Speech, Drama MRS. KENNETH ROBBE English IX Members of the Junior Play cast await their cues while Miss Walker advises those on stage during dress rehearsal. MISS SHARRON WALKER Speech and Eng. IX 67 Social Studies Make Students . . . World History students locate some of the places they have studied during the year. i A MR. ANTON TURKAL World History U. S. History MR. JACK GREEN Orientation-Civics The Social Studies Department introduces a study of man and the land in which he lives. The student enters the more technical fields of the regulation of these features through economics, orientation and government. From these, we study society and come to understand man's aim toward a happier, more pros- perous life. MR. LA VERNE BE BEAU Orientation-Civics 68 MR. CARL DAMSON Orientation and U. S. Hist. MRS. RICHARD FOSTER Senior Soc. Studies MR. DONAL SORBY Geography . . . Aware of World Situations Panel members. Kathy Smith, Ken Case. Jim Green. Gexaid Dunn. and Diana jocmr. dis- cuss a topic concerning government in one of the Social Studies c.asses. r MR. ALBERT FRANCIK Phy. Sci. andChem. MR. PETER DE DECKER Biology MR. VICTOR CAMP Algebra and Physics Trigonometry MR. GORDON BRAZAS General Math Algebra MR. BRUCE MCDOWELL General Math Algebra Sciences and MR. THOMAS MAURER Geometry Math Help Prepare Mr. De Decker, with the aid of one of his students, explains the respiratory system while the rest of the Biology class watches. MR. LYLE VANDERBROOK Farm Shop Geometry Advanced Algebra Promising and inquisitive students accept the challenge of Math and Science classes. Math classes begin with a refresher course. Algebra and Geometry, and pre- pare the student for advanced Algebra and Trigono- metry. The Science department offers Biology. Chem- istry. and Physics, with Physical Science as a pleasant mixture. Terry Gerald puts a geometry prob- lem on the board for the benefit of the class. for Complex Space Age Physical Science students prepare for Lab. Students Work Against Time I MRS. WRIGHT SIM Shorthand MR. DONALD MULLENS Typing Bookkeeping The commercial department offers many aspects of business training: Bookkeeping, typing, shorthand, and office practice. Various degrees of experience are presented according to time of study. Study in this field may simplify future study in other fields or it may be a preparation toward an occupation from this training. MR. RUSSEL FOWLER Typing Bookkeeping 72 Personal Typing proves to be engrossing as this class works on an assignment. Students Learn Driving Skills . . . Shirley Chaffee receives a few instructions before taking her turn Behind the Wheel. Practice Makes Perfect Drivers' Training plays an impor- tant part in each student’s life, for here he learns the basic fundamen- tals that will last him throughout his life. Such a class teaches driv- ing safety, laws, and actual driving experience which develops each driver's ability. )DCE Dual Cottliol Cat DRIVER EDUCATION HASTINGS MOTOR Mr. Grey and students prepare to go out on the road for an hour of instruction. MR. JACK HOKE Mech. Drawing and World Hist. MR. BRUCE WITHERS Mech. Drawing and Shop MR. LYLE HULBERT Mach. Shop and Drawing Industrial Arts . . . Drawing, Drilling, and Gerald Dunn, Phil Clark, and Ron Brownell work on a larger, more complicated machine. 74 The spotlight is focused on the field of Industrial Arts which acquaints students with the basic skills that they may use to aid and plan their future. Individ- ual instruction and guid- ance are primary factors in this department. Designing Ron Brownell, Phil Clark, and Karlton Neil work on the lathe. 75 Ron Frick and Jim Green secure the proper tools from Keith Murphy. Domestic Sciences Studied by Future Homemakers Home Ec. students display their sewing skills as they work on their individual projects. Home Economics is designed to develop homemakers of the future. Sewing, cooking, interior decorating, and nutrition are major studies of this department. The aim is to create an interesting study in the art of homemaking for all interested. MRS. FRED HAUSER Home Ec. and Eng. IX MRS. ELMER JARV1E Homemaking II and III 76 Students enrolled in an agricultural program here at Hastings don't confine their studies to the book. Each future farmer has to com- plete, successfully, various projects includ- ing crop growing, livestock raising, and many other jobs connected with the farm. Mr. Ted Knopf supervises the boy's endeavors and offers helpful suggestions whenever pos- sible. MR. THEODORE KNOPF Biology and Agriculture Farmers of the Future Future farmers inspect some of the samples of hay, alfalfa, and other crops brought in by fellow classmates. 77 MR. ARTHUR STEWARD Band Musicians and Artists Are Study, interest, ability, and ap- plication result in performance by the music department. The band, choir, and chorus, individually or together gain much knowledge and experience by presenting many en- tertaining programs and services to the school and community. They require much hard work, but the pleasure of the productions is reaped by all. An assembly presented by the music department gives students a better understanding of why our band and Choir are rated so high. 78 Developed by Fine Arts Departments Creativity is the order of the day in art class. Carole Wills, Bob Hammond, Sally Walldorff, and Melba Smith put the finishing touches on their various art projects. Room 104 may have appeared to be chaos to us many times, but out of this room has come art in all of its forms--abstract, impressionistic, modern, and just plain concoctions--using clay, oils, wire, and what- ever is available. Students learn to appreciate art and study the lives of famous artists. They have al- ready put their talents to work making posters for College Night. MISS BARBARA ROGERS Art I and II 79 MISS MARY SCHROEDER Spanish II and Latin II MISS EMILY McELWAIN Eng. IX. IXR and French I Foreign Relations Bettered by Languages First and second years of French. Spanish, and Latin constitute the make-up of the language department. A translation of communi- cation by reading, writing, and speaking the language is the goal desired. The language lab is provided to aid the student with his classroom work, thus pre- senting a profitable study. These Latin. French, and Spanish students make good use of the language lab. 80 Progressive Nation Needs Phys. Ed Girls battle for a jump ball while both teams anxiously MR. JOHN CLAREY look on. Athletic Director Sportsmanship, ability, stamina, and strength are important in the Physical Education Department. Becoming physically fit is a neces- sity in a nation of progress. This department is of great consequence in preparing America's youth to live in the world of the future. It is important to all mankind. Boys' Phys. Ed. students play a game of basketball to keep in shape. MRS. GLADYS BOLO MRS. MARILYN FOWLER Assistant Librarian MRS. EVELYN CHAMBERS The William T. Wallace Memorial Library offers a wide range of material to the com- munity as well as the student body. The twenty six thousand books supply their many readers with hours of pleasure, as well as material for school studies. The library staff, aided by student librarians, helps the reader to locate his particular preference of reading material. of Knowledge Students take advantage of library resources for projects, reports, and term papers. MRS. LORRAINE KIGAR Head Librarian Storehouse 82 Office Staff MRS. FOREST JOHNSON MRS. PHILIP MITCHELL (Photo not available for Mrs. Helrigel) A recent addition to the Hastings staff is Mrs. Sue Lang who works in the library and operates the paper- back bookstore. Below, students discuss some of the new books with Mrs. Lang. 83 Cafeteria Staff ROW 1: Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Crothers. ROW 2: L. Zimmerman, J. Chaffee, B. Wightman, D. Frick, G. Curtis, J. Mapes, T. Maxson, G. Pratt. ROW 3: A. Potter, G. Face, S. Face. Custodial Staff Three members of the custodial staff, Mr. Burt Hughes, Mr. Amos Dalman, and Mr. Burdette Hayner, work on a scoreboard. 84 FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers Katie Clarey, Treasurer Steve Allerding, President Steve Youngs, Vice President Jean Cavanaugh, Secretary B. Acker D. Acker L. Adams J. Aldrich C. Allen ■ S. Bell J. Bender C. Benner T. Bennett W. Bissett T. Blackman R. Bliss M. Bolo P. Born A. Bowerman H. Brewer T. Brill S. Allerding M. Anderson C. Bachelder S. Bachman K. Bacon R. Barbree G. Barlow M. Baty J. Bechtel J. Beckwith V. Beduhn R. Be If ie Id 86 Dick Brower Diana Brown Myra Brunt Jerrie Bryans Dawn Buck Dian Buck Mark Burch Linda Burkey Dick Burr C. Campbell Dick Campbell Chuck Carlisle Pam Carr Bill Carr Gloria Casey J. Cavanaugh Jim Chambers Marian Chase Dan Cheeseman Dawn Church Katie Clarey Carolyn Coats Joan Cole Ken Cole Sharon Cole Connie Colston Steve Converse Sue Cordray Joyce Count Kathy Covey Larry Coy Rod Crothers Grace Cullers Georgia Curtis Gary Cuyler Terry Dale Mike Davis Doug Demond Jean DeMott M. DePriester Jim DeVault Dennis Drake 87 Tom Drake L. Dunkelberger Steve Dunn Sybil Dunn Helen Easey Martha Easey Jim Eatherton Laurie Elliott Nancy Ellis Cathy Fall Mike Fleming Melvin Foote Rosemary Ford Steve Fox Jim Francisco Margaret Frey Dennis Frick Sandra Frost Judy Frye Pat Frye Cindy Fuller Bob Gable Shirly Gale Kathy Gaskill Rickie Gerald Bruce Gerber Dick Gerlinger Bob Gibson Tom Gibson Marion Gorham Sandra Gould Karen Green Gene Greenfield Larry Greenfield Terry Greenfield Linda Greenleaf Mary Greenleaf Chuck Guenther Greg Guggemos Bill Haan Kay Halbert Sandy Halford Carole Hall Chris Hall Christine Hall Mike Halllfax Dick Hamm Alicia Hammond Linda Hammond Cathie Harbin Judy Hartzell Susan Hause Janis Hauser Arloa Hayner Christine Healy S. Hermenitt M. Hermenitt Kendra Hess Sue Hickey John Hicks Carl Hoffman Sherry Hoffman G. Hokanson Pat Holden Elsie Hook Mike Horsman Bill Hubbell G. Huebner Philip Huff Craig Huntley Dan Hutchings Tom Isham Steve Jacobs Doug James Darleen Jarman Pat Jasinski Marjorie Johnson Bob Johnson Carolyn Jones Charles Jordan Mary Karmes Kevin Keast Stuart Keeler Jess Keesling V A 9 © rs © 9 a Qr A Lv 4'Ufr' 'i’iLAAT 89 Terry Keller Pam Kelley Amy Keltner Sandy Kennedy Ronald Kidder Julie Lake Kent Lake John Lambert Ron Larabee Jon Lawrence Cecil Leffel Merlin Leffel Pam Levengood Smith Long Ray Look Denice MacKenzie Dennis MacKenzie Paul McClurkin Linda Mcllvain Agnes McPharlin Diane Martindale Durwood Mast Tonya Maxon Roger Merrill Robert Milboum Bonnie Miller Gerald Miller Lyle Miller Barb Moore Diana Moore Stephanie Moore Cindy Moyer David Mulder Mike Murphy Charles Myers Philip Myers Terry Myers Jane Nevins Julie Nevins Douglas Nicholson John Nixon Clarence Norris 90 Bob Nystrom Doug O'Laughlin Jim Organ Charles Palone Jerry Patten Sherry Patten Tom Payne Rick Pennington Roger Pierce Sally Pierce Barb Purdy Dave Quada Judy Reed Jim Rine Larry Rizor Susan Rose Cheryl Roush Ken Russell John Sage Eddie Sanborn Dave Sare Steve Sarver S. Schondelmayer Doug Scobey Mari Settles Jay Shafer Tom Shafer B. Shellenbarger S. Shellenbarger Brian Shumway Carol Simmons Barb Sisson Bob Slocum Tom Smelker Steve Spoon Jan Springer Pat Stamm Judy Stauffer Linda Staup Jan Steeby B. Steenbock 91 Sandra Stoudt Mary Stutz Carole Sweet Gilbert Tate David Tebo Marlene Teske Phyllis Teske John Teunessen Judy Thaler Christine Thompson Larry Thomson Alan Thornton Dennis Timm Eugene Tobias Michael Todd Elaine Tucker Harold Turner Patricia Ulrich Dave Vandenburg Evelyn vonReis Sue Wachter JoAnn Warner Shirley Warner Greg Webster Gary Welcher Ken Weller Sue Welfare Marla Wellman Sue Whipple Marsha White Dave Wilcox Robert Wilcox Neil Wilder Barb Wilkins Anna Wilkowski JoAnne Williams Tim Williams George Winick Dale Working Wallace Yerty Stephen Youngs Elaine Zurad T. Schowalter President Sophomore Class Officers C. Rose Vice President L. Godfrey Secretary J. Houk Treasurer L. A Herding M. Allerding N. Allerding S. Allerding S. Babcock M. Baldwin P. Barden A. Beadle R. Beckwith S. Be Ison E. Berry C. Birman J. Bliss S. Bolo J. Borton H. Bowman B. Brandenburg D. Brewer R. Bridenstine G. Bristol K. Brown W. Brunt M. Buck B. Buerge D. Burghdoff L. Burghdoff I. Burkey L. Bum worth D. Bursley L. Campbell S. Carr C. Carter D. Castlein J. Chaffee S. Chaffee C. Chambers 94 Tom Chandler Linda Chase Gloria Cheeseman Nancy Cheeseman David Clagett Linda Clark Diana Cole Dale Conrad Donald Conrad Douglas Cook Janis Cota Bonnie Courtney Sharon Craig Mary Ann Cramer Bill Cruttenden Martha Culbert Melvin Dale Nyla Darby Rod Demond Charlene Dias Ron Dingerson Connie Divens Kathleen Dorman Dale Doty Charles Drake Danny Echtinaw Suzanne Eckardt Jill Edger Gordon Endsley Jo Anna Engle Bion Eye Ben Falconer Mike Farley David Farrell Linda Fedewa Richard Feltzer Russel Felzke Judy Fender Keith Ferris Julie Fisher Gwen Fitzgerald Orton Fogel 95 Harry Ford Terry Ford Lind Foster Jack Fox Karen Frey Mike Frey Larry Frisby Jerry Frost Ron Frye Ken Garrison Sheryl Garrison Janice Gaylor Terry Gerald Eric Gerber Darlene Gibson Roger Gibson Gary Golnek Bud Green Bob Green Diana Greenfield Annette Guenther Eugene Guernsey Wilson Guernsey Bernard Guggemos Cynthia Guggemos Lewis Gutheridge David Haas Dorothy Haas Mike Hamilton Jim Harbin Brenda Hart Jeanne Hart Marylon Harvath George Hause Raymond Hause Ronald Hayden Judith Hayes Linda Hayner Larry Haywood Bob Heeter Marilyn Hein Don Heisler Sharon Helsel Carol Hengesbach Alex Henry Jack Hewitt Ann Hickey Howard Hobert Orton Hobert Bernadette Holmes Iris Hopkins Suzanne Horsman Sharolyn Howell Paul Huff Barney Hutchins Tim Ingram Phillip Inman Vic Inman Marilyn Ironside John James Kyle James Elaine Johnson Mark Johnson Wayne Johnson Lawrence Jordan Susan Kahler Gratia Karmes Michael Keast Roderic Keithley Jean Kelsey Sally Kenfield Geoffrey Ketchum Margery Kilmer Jeff Kimmel Tom King Robert Kinney Tim Kraft Linda Kruko Kenneth Kuempel Terry Lancaster Margaret Leary Sharon Lewis Mary Alice Lockwood Rick Long 97 Mike Louden Paul Lubieniecki Shannon Lyons Mary McAllister Therese McCloskey Dennis McKelvey Janice McMillan Lyndia McNutt Beverly Maiville Steve Malcolm Rex Mallekoote John Mapes Steve Mayo Harry Miles Arlene Miller Harold Miller Harold L. Miller Janet Montague Terry Montague Bill Moore Joe Morgan Karen Morgan Suzanne Mullenix Kent Murphy Manlee Mursch Raymond Nash John Newton Lynda Newton Robert Nickelson Diane Noble Steven O'Donnell Vaughn O’Laughlin Laird Osborn Janine Ostroth Diane Paavo Joanie Pavlich Reathea Pennington Dave Perry Carl Peterson Jane Phillips Brenda Pierce Carol Pierce 98 Sharon Pierce Robert Pontz Arnold Potter Mary Potter Griffith Pratt Paul Procissi Brenda Purchis Dave Purdy Paul Quinlan Dennis Rankin Randy Raymond Sharon Rea Tom Reynolds Kathy Ritter Steve Robinson Gary Rogers Barb Root Kitty Rush Cynthia Sage Jennifer Sage Susan Sanborn Gary San Inocencio Carol Sarver Tom S cobey Dianne Scott Bob Scott Patricia Sensiba Terry Shafer Mike Shanklin Linda Shelley Allan Sherry Cathleen Shurlow Danny Sinclair Ray Sinclair Jerry Skidmore Donald Slocum Douglas Slocum David Smith Douglas Smith Eddie Smith Valerie Smith Karen Spackman 99 David Stamm Roseleen Stamm Philip Stanton Stanley Stevens Dennis Storrs Mary Jo Sunior Sue Swadling Jean Taffee Sharon Tagg Robert Tarbet Diane Timm Sharon Timm Janet Tinkler Darlene Tobias Marilyn T obias Sandra Tobias Pat Tuller Sandra Underhill Lee Vahlsing Connie Van Syckle Dick V an Syckle James Wallace Lois Wallace Larry Watson Kathryn Webster Jean Welcher Sharon Wellfare Landra Wellman Linda White Bill Wightman too Linda Wilcoxson Marsha Wilkins David Will Shelia Williams Carole Wills Charlene Wills Barry Wood Ellen Worgess Sara Yepez Janet Yoder Ray Ziegler Loretta Zurad JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Ron Wilcoxson, President Joan Hoevenair, Secretary Joyce Jerow, Treasurer Sally Hughes, Vice President K. Allerding P. Anderson S. Anderson J. Armour P. Arnold B. Babcock D. Beckwith B. Beller N. Berdes N. Bortak T. Borton P. Braden B. Bristol N. Bromels L. Brovont B. Brunt R. Buehler D. Bump N. Caldwell P. Cary T. Cavanaugh T. Cheeseman M. Christy A. Clarey 102 Pete Coble Jerry Cole Marie Cole Ted Colston Ron Cook Tom Cook Larry Corkwell Sandy Cota Melinda Cotter Pat Couch Dick Court Mike Crawley Jim Crothers Jim Cruttenden David Curtiss Diana Davis Elsie Davis Ed Demmons Nancy Dunn Dawn Durbin Rick Edger Karen Ehredt Sharon Endsley Beverly Erway Richard Essner Gail Face Wally Flora David Foote Bob Foster Ron Frick A fl o w -e, a .. 1 U o o ' i n Kay Fuller Sue Fuller Tom Furrow Gary Ganguillet Lynne Gardner David Gerlinger Kay Gibson Jim Gillespie Linda Gillespie Becky Gillespie Marquita Goodner Nancy Greenfield 103 L. Guernsey Sherry Guthridge Eugene Haas Lynne Hale Steve Halford Gene Hall Bob Hallock Don Hammond Jerry Hammond Tom Hankins Butch Hartman Larry Hathaway M. Hawthorne Joyce Hengesbach Ken Hewitt Nancy Higgins Joan Hoevenair Ken Howe Sally Hughes Cathy Huver Jacie Huver Jan Jacobs Lucerne Jacoby Linda Jensen Joyce Jerow Bill Jerow Carolynne Jones Margo Kahler Jeff Keesling Sherry Keller m o Sidney Kenyon Gayle Kling Mary Laberteaux Kerry Lake Carol Lancaster Bob Lancaster Sandy Lancaster Larry Larkin M. Lawrence Sharon Leary Tom Lewis Pat Long 104 Barb Lumbert Joyce Lundquist Keith MacKenzie Jack McCloskey Joyce McCrimmon Jerry McDonald Marsha McKibbin Mike McPharlin Gary McPherson Letha Main Sue Matson Vickie Mead Becky Miller Joan Moe Steve Mulder John Myers Eldon Oaks Margaret Ogden Betty Orsborn Lenia Oswald Sue Palmer Tom Perry Gary Pierce Chris Powell Jack Price Tom Pugh Paula Rail Linda Raseley Karen Reigler Charlotte Rein Joe Rentz Star Rheynard Terry Richardson Mary Ringler Sandra Roach Mike Roscoe Joanne Scholma L. Schondelmayer Jerry Shanklin Mike Shay Dan Shepler Nancy Sherman 105 Betsy Siegert Pam Sinclair Georgina Slocum Mike Slocum Dick Smelker Dave Soya Judy Spackman Don Spencer Roberta Springer Diane Spyker Carol Stam Dale Stam Mike Stamm Dick Stauffer Carol Steenbock Gary Storkan Ula Tebo Hank Teunessen Jon Tilburt Boyd Timm Linda Tobias Lynn Towns David Tredinnick Mary Turnes Mary Vanderbrook Steve Vanderweele Evelyn Van Nocker Charlie von Reis Allen Webb Kay Wellfare Vicki Wellfare Carol Wilcox Ken Wiley Charlotte Wilkins Carolyn Williams Carolyn Wilson Jim Withers Linda Wood Sally Woodmansee Jane Ziegler Dick Ziegler Loraine Zimmerman 106 SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN Stephen Johnson Senior Celebrities SALUTATORIAN Arne Hauser D.A.R. AWARD Joy Hare Senior Class Officers Jane Kenfield, Treasurer Joy Hare, Vice President John Clement, President Kathy Lang, Secretary June Albert Judy Allerding Miker Allerding Star Bachelder 109 Bonnie Barry Bruce Barnum Charles Baker Keith Barber Joyce Bateman Anne Becker Judy Bell Linda Belson Merry Be Ison Judy Birmingham Shirley Blain Ruth Brewer Becky Berlin Pat Brom John Brill Delores Bird Sue Buerge Carol Campbell Frank Campbell Gordon Casey Ken Case ♦ X Linda Campbell Ron Brownell Sharon Brown Judy Chambers Ken Chandler Mary Ann Chapell John Clement Barb Chambers Donna Caukin Diana Church Phil Clark 113 Janice Cole Mike Corrigan Bill Count Linda Coy Nancy Coleman Duane Davis Nancy Cole Beatrice Danku 114 Bob DeWitt Dick Eaton Randy Echtinaw Carol Elliott Dave Eaton Barb Ellis Gerald Dunn Kathy Elliot Anne Fender Barb Fetterman Carole Finkbeiner Sandra Frey Tonya Evans Mary Fisher Peg Fedewa Sue Flora Ken Grawfords Ron Gerald Irene Gibson Mike Gibson Roger Gould Sandy Green Jim Green Joe Hanford Pam Havens Tom E. 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