Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

S4KOM 1964 f-la tuLgs f-figk Qckool f-fasfotgs, UtcldqOMj V WHAT IS EDUCATION? EDUCATION IS A TREASURED THING - A COVETED PRIZE FIT FOR A KING - A FACETED JEWEL WITH MANY A SIDE WHAT IS EDUCATION? ITS MEANING IS WIDE. activities page 6 administration page 29 academics page 32 athletics page SI organizations ■ page 73 3 students page 91 fu V Uu UazpHs . . . DRIVER EDUCATION . . . A MAN OF PATIENCE; A MAN OF UNDERSTANDING; A MAN WHO WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED. Mrs. Youngs provides much needed nourishment for football players in pre-school practice. Assembly line procedures ease the annual drudgery of buying books. Happy Days A He t AgaW Charles von Reis, Paul Martin, Ton Hankins, Don Spencer, and Jerry Andrus engage in intellectual re search. After three months of desertion, locker lined halls once again fill with laughs, chatter and commotion. Queen Ann Clarey Ideas took shape, and preparations yielded end products as Homecoming 1963 came into focus under the title of Mystic Mirages. Spirits were set ablaze at the pregame bonfire and continued to burn with the events which followed. Hours of planning and labor culminated in the pageantry of the gaily decorated floats and high-stepping band. Presiding over the festivities in regal splendor was lovely Ann Clarey, pictured at right receiving her crown from retiring queen, Cheryl Leonard. A mirage, it is said, is a transient beauty - fading from sight all too quick. But Homecoming 1963 will long remain a dream in the hearts of Hastings students. Ufotges” Become A Reality Fifteen captivating nominees for court and queen were presented to the students at an all school assembly. From this group the student body then chose the queen and court of four. With such a ballot of beau- ties the task was indeed difficult. o jUls Homecoming Royalty Marilyn Hein Sue Gillons Queen Ann Clarey Heidi von Martens Brenda Purchis Lucky escorts are Butch Hartman, Barry Brower, John Meyers, Charles von Reis, Mike Larsen. 8 GO! GO! GO! The crowd urges the team on as outhouses are set ablaze. Htg[ukg(its ptofeo 10 Some fans can hardly wait . . .for the game, that is. Tom Gibson, Steve Fox, Pete Coble, and Dick Stauffer join John Schowalter in a case of pre-game ex- citement. Saxon hopes soar higher as the surging blaze consumes an Oriole effigy. First Place Seniors ouU floats Second Place Sophomores Building a float calls for creativity, ingenuity, skill, and plenty of good old elbow grease. Students sacri- fice time and effort in hopes of capturing first-place honors for their class in the annual competition. In this year's judging, top rating was given to the senior project which cleverly depicted a swami foretelling future events - encluding, of course, a Saxon victory over Charlotte. Third Place Juniors Fourth Place Freshmen II A well deserving cast lines up for post-play credit. Qt. Loots . . . JtutUw 's Soccfiss CAST OF CHARACTERS One more beauty mark and we're through . . . Sally Kenfield utters to loyal subject. Few real- ize the artistry and skill entailed in producing vivid, lifelike, stage faces. Mr. Smith - Mrs. Smith Rose - — • Esther-------- Agnes - - - Tootle - — Lon - - - - John---------- Fred---------- Katie-------- Mrs. Waughop Mr. Dodge - Mr. Duffy - Grandpa - - Ida--------- Lucille - - - Conductor - ----TIM KRAFT - ELLEN WORGESS VAL SMITH - KATHY DORMAN - SANDY BELSON TERRY McCLOSKY BOB PONTZ ■ - - DON HEISLER ----JOHN HOUK - KATIE WEBSTER MARTHA CULBERT • - ROD KEITHLEY - - LEE VAHLSING BARNEY HUTCHINS ---- CAROL ROSE ----JULIE FISHER - - KEITH FERRIS 12 Houselights dimmed, crowds hushed, and the curtain went up on the perennial favorite, Meet Me In St. Louis. Set in turn of the century Missouri, the perform- ance was enhanced by colorful costumes, lively scenery, and gay humor. The audience delighted to the woes and antics of the Smith family, their friends and neighbors, as they prepare to welcome the World's Fair to their hometown. Fresh, enthusiastic, portrayals sparked the presentation and merited, for all those connected, the praise of a job well done. First pick a piece, then, with the index finger, make a small incision ... Kathy Dorman, Sandy Belson, and Terry McClosky employ the disection technique in nibbling chocolates. The gracious way to welcome company. Facial expressions register when a lifelike dummy is introduced into the script. 13 Is that me? Typical reactions to senior pictures float above the hallway bustle. VcvdyL ydtuMhpj Q dcyi Ymji The final year of high school is a climax to countless hours of hard work and fun. There are pictures to be taken, caps and gowns to be rented, and mock elections to be held. For seniors each activity is but a facet of the overall prepara- tion for the long-awaited moment of graduation. 14 Placing photo orders requires much deliberation. I can see it all now, muses Sen- ior Paul Braden as he envisions himself bedecked in cap and gown. Seniors toil on their fourth and final float. Previous experience and present ingenuity enables the class to construct another prize winner. One of the many expenses of the senior year is the fee for caps and gowns--but it is well worth it. IS Wally Flora and his date purchase their tickets to an evening of pleasure from Katie Clarey. QnOiMcM WUctto flottuittes Couples enjoy soft music with an evening of fun and excitement at the Snow Ball. Barb Ellis and Carole Finkbiener do last minute preparations before going out to dance. Rex Wieland and Jill Edger take advantage of the traditional mistletoe at the dance. The evening of enjoyment has just begun for these couples. Tfi Wastuigs f-ftgfi Schools Chofo Pimuts Tk Qtubd nfc PlituCQ From beginning ... to end The skillful guidance of H. R. Moyer inspires cooperation, artistry, and finesse. - Steve Malcolm - - - David Purdy Dennis McKelvey - - - Larry Jordan ■ - - Rod Keithley ■ - - David Curtiss Richard Smelker - - - Sue Kahler David Tredinnick - Steve Malcolm - - - Eugene Haas Steve Carr - Robert Lancaster - Richard Stauffer Steve Mayo - Linda Gillespie -----Linda Wood - - Becky Miller - - - Paul Braden - Margaret Ogden - - Ken Garrison ■ ----Tom Borton First Lackey ---------- Second Lackey------------ Third Lackey - -------- Fourth Lackey---------- Prime Minister Von Mark Dr. Engel-------------- Prince Karl Franz------ Gretchen --- - ------- Ruder --- ------------- Toni --- - --------------- Lutz------------------- Hubert - -- -- -- -- - Detlef --- - ---------- Von Asterberg ------ Lucas --- - - Kathie-------------------- The Grand Duchess------ Princess Margaret ----- Captain Tarnitz........ Countess Leyden--------- Baron Amheim----------- Rudolf Winter---------- CAST Bowing barmaids welcome royalty to gay, old Heidelberg Backstage patter calms jittery nerves. The spotlight shines on the Prince and his sweetheart, leading players Dick Smelker and Linda Gillespie. A palace ball depicts court life at its finest. Drink! Drink! Drink! chant the students as they salute their beloved Kathy. On trial for murder Mr. Kovalesky tells his story to the jury. QpJtiOxA QbOuQto 'Tfi f ncfofettt Senior Thespians under the di- rection of Mrs. Lucinda Martin dramatized the controversial prob- lem of civic and moral responsi- bility in a small town. The Re- markable Incident at Carson Corn- ers, evolving around the death of a young school boy, was unique in ks abstract scenery and shocking implications. Is he dead” students gasp after a fellow classmate has plunged from 22 the fire escape. Tempers rise as the townspeople attempt to place the guilt on one another. at Ousoii CcywfiM' CAST MEMBERS Dr. and Mrs. Caldwell - - - - Jon Tilburt and Diane Spyker Mr. and Mrs. Prince.............Gene Hall and Gayle Kling Mr. and Mrs. Rogers - - Steve Vanderwheele and Jan Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge-------Wally Flora and Ann Clarey Mr. and Mrs. Wright...................Joe Rentz and Kay Fuller Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis - - Gary Storkan and Joan Hoevenair Miss Frank.......................................Joyce Jerow Mr. Kovalesky.....................................Dick Court Bob McGinnis......................................Gary Pierce Bert Hendricks-------- Don Spencer Elizabeth Wright —----------— - - —-----Judy Spackman Janet -- --------------------------------- Sharon Endsley Carol------------------------------------ Mary Laberteaux Madge Lynne Gardner Tommy Prince---------------------- — - - — Dick Stauffer Alice Woodbridge - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Sharon Endlsey Susan Caldwell..............................Joyce Hengesbach Joey Rogers - -- -- — — - -- -- - — - - -Tom Cook Bill McGinnis.............................................Pete Coble Painter----------------------------- - - Jerry Hammond Acferffces - IN THE CLASSROOM IN THE HALL IN THE LIBRARY . . . WHEREVER SEVERAL STUDENTS GATHER A familiar face, friend to everyone - Mr. Ben Camp- bell, faithful night watch- man. They said they were taking the gum off her nose . . . A familiar scene Wednesday nights at Y-Center is twistin' teens. 25 GOLD MEDAL WINNERS - another Hastings first - Farm Forum Regional champs pictured above are Ro- bert Foster, Boyd Timm, Bill Cruttenden, Tom Cavanaugh, Jim Cruttenden and Terry Cheeseman t-ootL (jWTtioucjlii . . . f-00d fjO Cafeteria workers have fun as they prepare lunch for H.H.S. students. F Cufej ' One more year of climbing up and down these stairs will do me in for sure.” Members of the Board of Education include Mr. H. F. Ritchie, Mrs. Eril von Reis, Mr. Charles Faul, Mr. Richard Guenther, Mr. Robert Godfrey, Mr. Fay Clardy, Mr. Howard Frost, Mrs. Homer Smith, President 1$ . . . Pofecy . . . Mr. Richard Guenther, Superintendent of school, 30 discusses one of many problems over the phone. Mr. Clark Leavengood Administra- tive Assistant for Business Affairs. Mr. Gill performs one of his many tasks as principal by reading announcements over the public address system. Making out excuses, as well as other phases of at- tendance. is Mr. Lang’s main duty. MR. GORDON COLE MRS. WRIGHT SIM MR. WRIGHT SIM Orientation - Civics U.S. History Counselor Counselor Counselor Driver Training Driver Training MRS. E. UNDERWOOD American Literature Counselor . . . GuidoitC . . . . . . RWutg, . . . V MRS. EVELYN CHAMBERS MRS. LORRAINE KIGAR Head Librarian Mrs. David Kietzmann, assistant, works in the Junior Section of the library, checking in books. MRS. SUE LANG MRS. GLADYS BOLO Checking out books is a full- time job in the library for Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Lang. MRS. CHARLES DODGE English 9; Speech MRS. RICHARD MARTIN English Literature American Literature MRS. GERALD PATTOK English 9 English 10 . . . QkM uv Boy cheerleaders. Butch Hartman and Ken Hewitt cheer their favorite team in speech rendition of the game of the week. MISS SUSAN COOPER English 9 MISS MARTHA EVANS Vocational English World History MR. H. J. KIGAR English Literature English MRS. GLADYS YOUNGS English Literature English 10 Omi L . . . 35 Here is where the three witches gathered as they brewed their pot of woe, states Mrs. Youngs in a discussion of Macbeth. MR. GORDON BRAZAS General Math Algebra MR. BRUCE MC DOWELL General Math Algebra MR. THOMAS MAURER Geometry . . . Deaiutg 0tuucfcfees qm L Rjdotiio ldfyS . . . Students struggle with some tough division. Mr. Vanderbrook ex- plains how to solve for all parts of a triangle. Here Mr. Camp ex- plains the law of cos- ines. or more simply - he is proving a law. MR. PETER DeDECKER Biology MR. VICTOR CAMP Algebra Physics Trigonometry MR. ALBERT FRANCIK Chemistry . . . thb Uhj6 0 NctiiM . . . . . . L i uuag BuSut S Sferffe . . . I GET SO NERVOUS! There's something about a timed writing that makes the heart beat faster. MR. DONALD MULLENS Bookkeeping Typing I 38 Taping the students' progress is one of the steps in learning a foreign language. . . . Q ojp ijcdti. . • Kendra Hess takes advantage of the language lab facilities to aid her in learning French. MR. LYLE HULBERT Machine Shop MR. LYLE VANDERBROOK Farm Shop Geometry Advanced Algebra MR. BRUCE WITHERS Cabinet Making Wood Shop . . . Cfliwi)tftmg QkM Here Mr. Withers demonstrates one of the techniques involved in mak- ing a project in Wood Shop. 40 Ed Demons works busily at his machine while others converse before tackling their jobs. Working at lathes on part of their projects are Mike Benner. Bill McNutt, Jim Cruttenden, and Mike Roscoe. An i . . . 41 MRS. FRED HAUSER Homemaking 1,11 MRS. ELMER JARVIE Homemaking II. Ill, IV . . . L xmutg om L utg £ kitifa Rw Th Fuiu ipy . . . Homemaking girls busily clean up after preparing one of their special meals. 42 MR. THEODORE KNOPF Agriculture Biology Seniors Tom Cavanaugh, Jim Crut tenden, and Boyd Timm look through magazines for a more thorough understanding in agri- culture . . . . Co i)utmg C tot£$i06 n dud Cou t6uj . . . MR. H. MOYER Chorus Choir . . . wdciuKq With CuttuAjto . . . Students take advantage of an assembly by the music department. «C7- nur Miss Rogers demonstrates a new branch of art to her eager students. 45 . . . CMOilCmS ofa Few CW BftCtuiy . . . Twas the week before Christmas and all through the room . . . MISS BARBARA ROGERS Art I. II MR. CARL DAMSON World History U.S. History MR. JACK GREEN Orientation Civics MR. DAVID KIETZMANN Journalism Orientation Civics . . . Th Sttuiy The little yellow dot on the purple . . . is the simple explanation of the loca- tion of places on the complicated map for many students. 46 The class is being entertained by one of their fellow students in Orientation class. MR. LAVERNE BEBEAU MRS. RICHARD FOSTER U.S. History Senior Social Studies Senior Social Studies MR. ROBERT MILLER World History W ffe DpjupMpvvmt . . . Mrs. Foster instructs her class on the principle of supply and demand. 47 PtfouiSS • • • A boys' gym class limbers up by doing thirty-two jumping jacks. 48 MR. JOHN CLAREY Athletic Director Boys' Gym Office staff, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Helrigel, and Mrs. Mitchell, discuss an item of business. . . . OfjljlCPy . . . MRS. PHILIP MITCHELL Secretary Mrs. Mary Lamb, Guidance Department Secretary, types at her desk. 49 The cafeteria speeds up production at 11:45 when the hungry students hurry to get their plates filled. . . . om L Custodians, Mr. Amos Dalman, Mr. Burdette Hayner, Mr. Rene Gangillet, and Mr. Richard Covey, look over a blue-print. How can I get my letter, staying in the showers all the time?” VARSITY (L. to R.): Sharon Timm, Ann Clarey, Annette Guenther, Brenda Purchis, Jeanne Hart, Linda Wood, Carol Hengesbach, Chris Thompson Qchooll QpVut. . . JR. VARSITY: ROW 1: Jean Cavanaugh Jeanne Cary Cindy Lang ROW 2: Sandy Gillespie Katie Clarey Gretchen Huebner . QmAj PtO+Hflfe Bright fall days encourage outdoor practice. Much time and effort is spent by the girls as they pre- pare for their duties as cheer- leaders. Their cheers and liveliness help the students develop, display and main- tain their school spirit. 53 7t F t lldrtfL With A 4-4 . . . you guys can win if you want, but it has to come from you. The above is as Coach Clarey prepares the team for the next encounter. HASTINGS 12 LAKEVIEW 14 HASTINGS 13 PORTAGE 6 HASTINGS 0 LAKEWOOD 12 HASTINGS 7 ST. JOHNS 13 HASTINGS 13 CHARLOTTE 0 HASTINGS 20 GREENVILLE 0 HASTINGS 27 IONIA 13 HASTINGS 7 GRAND LEDGE 18 54 QQx)w Otari U ay T Action Racoa I a typical pregame scene Injuries, inexperience, and the lack of depth combined to give the first part of the season an era of pessimism. However, as the season progressed, with fine coaching, cooperation, and spirit, the Saxons bounced back and finished with a respectable 4-4 record. In addition to a fine team record, quarterback Rick Edger was awarded All-State Honorable Mention by the Detroit Free Press. The ending of the 1963 season brought to a close the thirteenth season of Head Coach Jock Clarey. At Hastings, he has compiled 73 wins, 31 losses, and 2 ties. In his thirteenth season, he has had only 3 losing seasons. His team appreciates his coaching, both on and off the field. These boys saw a lot of action . . . from the sidelines, Peterson, Storrs, Timm, and Abbey all were injured early in the season. 55 FIRST (L to R): Paul Braden, Bill Jerow, Butch Hartman, Capt. Ron Frick, Boyd Timm, Hank Teunessen. SECOND: Carl Peterson, Rick Long, Tom Cavanaugh, Don Spencer, Gary Storkan. THIRD: Head Coach Jock Clarey, Tom Gibson, Rick Edger, Steve Halford, Steve Vanderweele, Bob Abbey, Larry Hathaway, Asst. Coach Bob Carlson. FOURTH: Tom Furrow, Dave Perry, Dick Hamm, Larry Jordan, Dave Will. FIFTH: Bob Heeter, Steve Fox, Hollis Adams, Larry Corkwell, Doug Cook, John Newton. SIXTH: Paul Lubieniecki, Dennis Storrs, Rick Pontz, Bernard Guggemos, Dennis Timm, Tom Reynolds, Steve O’Donnell, Jerry Skidmore. SEVENTH: Bob Stevens (mgr.) Dick Feltzer (mgr.) Tom Scobey (mgr.). Getting their heads together are seven members of the varsity squad. Football features fanfare, fans, and fun. Coaches Turkal and Miller discuss last quarter strategy with halfback Neil Wilder. J.V.’s Bn(LWitk U uuuag SfiASOM 4-3 FIRST (L to R): B. Carr. J. DeVault. B. Shumway. K. Weller. M. Murphy. B Gibson. SECOND: C Leffel. K. Cole. N. Wilder. T. Payne. C. Myers. B. Haan. M. Hess. THIRD: M. Anderson. J. Teunessen. S Youngs. R. Crothers. S. Long. L. Belfield. D. O'Laughlin. FOURTH: S. Allerding, M. Hallifax. S. Spoon. G. Winick. D. Tebo. C. Jordan. J. Nixon. FIFTH: Coach Anton Turkal, D. Wilcox, S. Schondelmayer, B. Nystrom, T. Greenfield, Coach Robert Miller. SIXTH: D. Frick (mgr.) A goal line drive for the winning touchdown begins on the practice field. pt JiiHfiK l-lcute Oj 5-1-1 QqO OHs FIRST (L to R): R. McPherson, D. Robinson. W. Pool, L. Levengood, B. Curtis, R. Wieland. R. Cassidy SECOND: S. Sanborn, T. Kurr. J. Pontz. B. Ironside. E. Keeler, B. Miller, T. Hewitt. R Echtinaw. THIRD: A. Dean, M. Wallace, L. Robinson. D. Berry. D. Welfare. A. Johnson. T. Woodmansee. D Williams, J. Pet erson. FOURTH: T. Timm, P. Gillespie, K. Roberts. J. King, T. Walther, T. Bortak, B. Ritter, T. Watson. FIFTH: D. Clark, B. Cole, J. Beadle, R. Lawrence, S. Taffee SIXTH: R. Hall, Coach Robert VanderVeen J. Anderson A fourth down touch- down try is awaited by the team and coaches with anticipation. Team listens attentively as Coach Lang discusses strategy for the night's encounter. (jb chj L k£j Buds CjOlapjpji A quick look at the score convinces coach and team that last minute effort is needed. FIRST ROW (L. to R.): Larry Hathaway, Steve O'Donnell, Bill Jerow, Carl Peterson. Rick Edger. SECOND ROW: Dave Perry, John Schowalter, Denny Storrs, Tom King, Dick Court, and Steve Schondelmayer lA tfh Oj Wuututg Q Ct CMj Hathaway begins a determined drive toward the basket. Sod O’Donnell rubs elbows with rough company as he fights for the ball. 62 OPPONENTS HASTINGS Marshall - -- -- -- -- St. Johns Charlotte -39 - 68 Ionia - -- -- -- -- -- Grand Ledge - • ■65 - Greenville - - Lakewood - -- -- -- - 0 1 - - - 49 East Lansing - - 72 - - - - 54 Charlotte 39 - 76 St. Johns - -- -- -- -- Ionia 86 Grand Ledge ------- 63 - Greenville - -- -- -- - 67 - Battle Creek - Lakewood — 68 - 73 Portage -68 - Aetion is the theme as both teams grab for the ball. Paul holds his own as Marshall guards close- ly- Bill gets a hand for an outstanding hand play. FIRST ROW (L. to R.): M. Hess. J. Nixon, T. Bortak, K. Weller, D. Williams. SECOND ROW; S. Keeler, J. Beadle. S. Taffee, S. Spoon, A. Dean, J. King. THIRD ROW: Mr. Vanderveen, J. Peterson, J. Bender, J. Chambers. T. Bauer VM'dXj OPPONENTS HASTINGS Marshall - -- -- -- --68- -- -46 St. Johns -- -----------68- -- -46 Charlotte -- ---------- - 32-------52 Ionia -- -------- - - - 44 ------63 Grand Ledge - -- -- --72-----------63 Greenville ---------...44.---------49 East Lansing - -- -- --85 - -- -36 Charlotte---------------37 .... 47 St. Johns -- - -- ------42---------43 Ionis-------------------40---------57 Grand Ledge-------------54---------53 Greenville - -- -- -- -63--- -67 Battle Creek............67 - -- -55 Lakewood --- -----------52- - — 42 Portage - --............66---------57 Pressure shows on Coach and J.V.'s as the game goes into the final minutes. A fast break ends in a basket by Dave Wil- liams. Coach Vanderveen surveys the situation with Tom Bortak, as the rest of the team looks on. Jack Bender and John Peterson make a futile attempt to block a shot. (L. toR.): Jim Andrews. Dennis MacKenzie, Gerald Miller. Terry Gerald. Dave Foote. Ken Cole. Terry Mil- ler. Neil Wilder. Bud Guernsey. Tom Ferrow, Charlie Myers. Hank Teunessen, Tom Gibson. Ron Frick TV 1, U)6b 2 Co-Captain RON FRICK (13-0) DAVE FOOTE (12-2) Co-Captain HANK TEUNESSEN (11-2-1) I Qvbcm L ui LpjOuQUPy U iftStfeiS PbouC Tom Gibson, 180 pounds, holds a 9-2 won- loss record. Guernsey forms part of human pretzel. Charlie ties up his opponent with his fa- vorite hold, the guillotine. Hastings 30 - - 11 East Grand Rapids 31 - - 17 School for the Blind 25 - - 17 Charlotte 13 - - 31 B. C. Lakeview 36 - - 14 Portage 25 - - 27 Grand Ledge 29 - - 17 St. Johns 36 - - 12 Grand Rapids Union 27 - - 17 G. R. Godwin 13 - - 30 Grandville 54 - - 0 Waverly 27 - - 21 Greenville 20 - - 20 Loy Norrix Steve Robinson pushes for pin as referee Jim Zeigler watches action. L. to R.: Rod Hall, Ed Sanborn, Joe Zurad, Chuck Guenther, Steve Sanborn, Dale Barry, Steve Robin- son, Steve Bolo, Russell Felzke, Gene Hall, Steve Youngs, Lee Belfield, Mike Murphy, Bob Gibson, George Winick, and Larry Jordan 69 70 Teams shots and more recent action shots will be put in a special Spring Sports sup- plement. Gene Hall and Dick Court dem- onstrate proper high hurdle form for their teammates. Qpting t$ on th Dvom04vd On th Links 04V tl vb Counts and On tkb Tubck A low score begins on the practice field, says Doug O'laughlin as he fires into the practice net. Don Heisler prepares to tee off as Kyle James, Doug O'laughlin, and Charlie von Reis look on. Saxon netters roll on to another victory. 72 O OMJb atUmS Yak ... Yak . . . Yak . . . One more meeting like this and HI quit the club!” ROW 1: T. McCloskey, C. Hengesbach. S. Leary. L. Godfrey. C. Rose. P. Cary. M. Settles ROW 2: C. Peterson. D. Wilcox. R. Wilcoxson, D. Berry, T. Woodmansee, T. Gerald. G. Storkan. R. Edger. ROW 3: G. Pierce. S. Bennett. J. Hengesbach. S. Hoffman. S. Gillons, B. Fink. J. Schowalter. ROW 4: S. Schondel- mayer. J. Chambers. M. Hallifax, P. Lubieniecki, D. Court, B. Jerow Qtuudmt ALL-SCHOOL OFFICERS: DICK COURT, Mayor BILL JEROW, Traffic Comm. RICK EDGER, Justice Comm. TERRY McCLOSKEY, Interior Comm. SHARON LEARY, Public Service Comm. 74 ROW 1: S. Abbey, N. Bromels, J. Jerow, S. Gillons, C. Rose. ROW 2: E vonReis, B. Pierce. B. Buerge. E. Tucker, S. Belson, D. Brown. P. McAllister. ROW 3: K. Frost, L. Pryor, M. Stutz. C. Wilcox Quh L ouQujb Sooa L Ubuyuj CM) ROW 1: L. Adams, L. Greenleaf, S. Gale. ROW 2: D. Farrell, W. Yerty, G. Ganguillet, D. Mulder ROW 1; P. Arnold, A. Clarey. J. Hengesbach, V. Wellfare, P. Cary, L. Tobias. ROW 2: M. Cotter, P. Coble, D. Spencer. L. Brovant, T. Hankins, D. Spyker. ROW 3: C. Jones, S. Teesdale, H. Kigar (Advisor). ROW 4: D. Davis, D. Durbin, M. Laberteaux, J. Jacobs, M. Cole, G. Kling ROW 1; L. Tobias, C. Jones, G. Bernhoff, S. Belson. L. Godfrey. A. Webb, G. Kling G. Karmes. ROW 2: J. Engle, B. Siegert, C. Rose, B. Fink, J. Edger, J. Fisher, D. Keitzmann (Advisor). ROW 3: L. Kruko. D. Greenfield, L. Foster, J. Welcher, S. Yepez, J. Hayes Anxious students grab for the Fort- night so they too can share in the latest news. Once the Fortnights are ob- tained. one can see them throughout the halls as stu- dents read through them. Saxon staff members busily look over pictures for possible future layouts. 77 (L. to R.): Star Rheynard, Joyce Hengesbach, Diana Davis, Mrs. Richard Foster, Advisor, Natalie Bortak, Linda Wood, Jon Tilburt QopltCWnCftb QqM)1£Pj CJLb ROW 1: S. Kennedy, B. Purdy, B. Shellenbarger, J. Hartzell, S. Cole, G. Barlow, J. Bryans, S. Pierce. ROW 2: P. Ulrich, P. Frye, E. Zurad, C. Hall, J. Reed, M. Wellman, K. Halbert. ROW 3: L. Staup, C. Campbell, L. Dunkelberger, S. Hoffman, S. Shellenbarger, P. Stamm, G. Casey. ROW 4: S. Cord- ray, S. Schafer, M. Flemming, D. Jarman, C. Fuller ROW 1: S. Jacobs, G. Haas, G. Bernhoff, G. Pierce, J. Rentz. S. Youngs. ROW 2: G. Karmes. P. McAllister. B. Fink, J. Scholma, G. Kling, E. Worgess. J. Spackman. M. Culbert. ROW 3: K. Frost, E. Tucker. T. Me Closkey, C. Lewis, C. Bessmer. M. Karmes, C. Guggemos, M. Ogden, K. Hess. ROW 4: C- Wilcox. C. Rose, L. Belfield, T. Colston, S. Wachter, M. Flemming, P. McCarty, T. Babcock, D. Church. ROW 5: K. Burn- worth, S. Leary. B. Timm. P. Holden, C. Bachelder. J. Holden, K. McKeough.J. Jacoby fCey Club ROW 1: B. Jerow, P. Lubieniecki, D. Schondelmayer. D. Perry. S. O'Donnell. D. Storrs. R. Edger. D. Court. ROW 2: J. Lawrence, J. Morgan. G. Storkan. B. Abbey. K. Weller. C. Peterson, J. Schowalter, J. Skidmore, B. Timm, W. Sim (Advisor). ROW 3; T. Cavanaugh, S. AUerding, M. Johnson. T. Hankins. R. Ziegler. D. Wilcox. J. Newton, J. McCloskey, T. Payne. ROW 4: S. VanderWeele, R. Wilcoxson, G. Bernhoff, J. Withers T. Reynolds, D. Cook. D. Ziegler ROW 1: C. Powell, J. Jacobs, A. Clarey, J. Hengesbach, K. Fuller, C. Steenbock, J. Huver, S. Keller. ROW 2: S. Anderson, M. Cotter, C. Jones, G. Kling, L. Jacoby, D. Spyker, L. Schondelmayer. ROW 3: C. Wil- cox, J. Ziegler, L. Wood, L. Raseley, M. Hawthorne, P. Anderson. ROW 4: D. Durbin, V. Wellfare, M. Og- den, M. Laberteaux Atphct Bet ROW 1: G. Karmes, C. Guggemos, S. Kahler. S. AUerding, K. Dorman. L. Zurad, S. Darby. ROW 2: T. McCloskey, J. Bliss, C. Divens, L. Godfrey, C. Wills, J. Pavlich, D. Burghdoff, J. Edger. ROW 3: L. Fedewa, S. Belson, K. Rush, V. Smith, J. Fisher, B. Purchis, C. Wills, C. Hengesbach, M. Culbert, L. Burnworth, P. McAllister, B. Hart. ROW 4: K. McMillan. C. Dias, S. Kenfield, S. Eckhardt, P. Leary. K. Morgan. L. Chase. B. Buerge, S. Wellfare, S. Pierce, L. Newton. ROW 5: J. Cota, B. Pierce. E. Worgess, J. Taffee, S. Mullenix, C. Rose, J. Ostroth, J. Welcher, K. Webster ROW I; C. Divens, G. Barlow. C. Moyer. L. Burkey, J. Pavlich. J. Bliss. ROW 2: E. Worgess, K. Gardner. E. Mullenix. P. Hokanson, D. Jarman. P. Levengood, S. Fuller. E. McElwain (Advisor) . ROW 3: S. Mullenix, S. Wellfare, P. Arnold, M. Kilmer. ROW 4: G. Casey, P. Stamm. M. Kahler. M. Lockwood. C. Wilkins ROW 1: M. Mursch, S. Bolo, J. McCloskey, W. Flora. G. Hall. J. Newton. B. Green. ROW 2: T. King. D. Perry. S. O'Donnell, J. Schowalter. D. Storrs, B. Jerow. P. Lubieniecki. ROW 3; T. Pugh, D. Will. K. James, D. Curtiss, G. Bernhoff. S. Mulder. G. Storkan. ROW 4: S. Robinson. M. Johnson, J. Crothers. D. Conrad, D. Farrell, P. Coble, J. Myers. R. Ziegler. J. Morgan, T. Hankins. ROW 5: L. Towns, S. VanderWeele, J. Rentz, J. Withers, S. Mayo, P. Braden, J. Kimmel, J. Skidmore ROW 1: D. Campbell, T. Greenfield, T. Drake, G. Miller, B. Slocum. K Murphy. D. Hutchings. W. Kidder. ROW 2: M. Frey, R. Pierce. J. Cruttenden, B. Timm. T. Cavanaugh, D. Hammond, W. Cruttenden. K. Ferris. ROW 3; S. Converse, M. Dale. R. Pennington, L. Haywood, T. Cheeseman, G. Endstey. D. Smith. R. Ray- mond, S. Cole, B. Green. ROW 4: J. Gillespie, O. Fogel, W. Guernsey. D. Slocum. R. Foster. B. Falconer, T. Scobey, D. Scobey, M. Slocum, T. Knopf (Advisor). ROW 5: J.' Hicks, A. Henry, G. Sanlnocencio, L. Campbell, E. Tobias, D. Timm, G. Hughes, L. Frisby, C. Adams Pujtwtb ROW 1: C. Healy, S. Shellenbarger. G. Kling, C. Wilcox. ROW 2: C. Huver, J. Armour. S. Endsley. M. Cole. N. Greenfield. J. Hauser (Advisor). ROW 3: G. Casey. L. Shelley. D. Acker, N. Ruthruff. J. Cole. ROW 1; S. Leary, M. Karmes, S. Swadllng, K. Covey, K. Clarey, J. Springer, K. Halbert, A. Hayner. ROW 2: T. McCloskey, S. Shay, S. Lubieniecki, D. Brown, P. Carr. J. Huver, V. Speas, M. Gernentz. ROW 3: J. Reed. J. Nevins, S. Shay. N. Bortak, S. Wellfare. C. Lang, J. Newton. J. Nevins. L. Barden. ROW 4: C. Fuller, L. Hayner, M. Kahler, C. Hen- gesbach, D. Carr, S. Gillons, L . Godfrey NwiM ROW 1: L. Morway, P. Swift, K. Webster. C. VanSyckle, J. Phillips, G. DeMott. ROW 2: D. Darby. L. Hayner, S. Howell. S. Brunt, L. Kruko. ROW 3: V. Mead. L. Adams. J. Monta- gue, B. Moore, J. Wiesenhofer, C. Conrad. ROW 4: C. Birman, K. Keeler. M. Lancaster 84 Through much effort, diligent practice, and the prolonged patience of Mr. Moyer, this year's Music Department has greatly excelled. The Music Department is com- posed of three vocal groups: Junior High Choir, High School Chorus, and High School Choir. The combined choir performs at the Christmas and spring concerts. High School Chorus is composed of freshmen and sophomores. Each year juniors and seniors who displayed exceptional talent in their chorus years are chosen by Mr. Moyer to be in the High School Choir. Two highlights of the choir s musical season are producing the operetta and singing at graduation. 85 ROW 1: S. Tagg, S. Allerding, B. Hart, S. Kahler, M. Vanderbrook, P. Anderson, T. Chandler, B. Lan- caster, D. Smelker, D. McKelvey, J. Newton, D. Curtiss, C. Shurlow, S. Wellfare, M. Ogden, N. Berdes, P. McAllister, N. Ellis. ROW 2: L. Gillespie, S. Hughes, M. Ironsides, K. McMillan, J. Engle, D. Purdy, L. Jordan, P. Braden. K. Garrison, T. Ingram, B. Moore, T. Colston, D. Stamm. V. Smith. P. Sinclair, L. Jacoby, M. Hawthorne, L. Wood, M. Culbert. ROW 3: B. Miller, M. Tobias, S. Howell, S. Matson, D. Farrell. E. Haas, D. Stauffer, S. Malcolm, S. Carr. S. Mayo, L. Haughtalin, R. Nash, R. Keithley, D. Tredinnick, T. Borton, L. Elliott, M. Kilmer, S. Craig. S. Mullenix, L. Main. Mr. Moyer ROW 1: C. Lewis, M. Gernetz, S. Howes, K. Keast, R. Hall, C. Harbin, K. Burnworth, N. Buehler, L. Gilbert, C. Hall. ROW 2: C. Coats, P. Bom, J. Wiesenhofer, E. Dean, V. Speas, K. Frost, P. Carr, D. Brown, C. Thompson, J. Jacoby. J. Stauffer, S. Shay, N. Ellis. J. Cary. ROW 3: J. Francisco, P. Kelly, L. Burkey, R. Ford, K. Keough, K. Martin, K. Kaufmann, B. Timm, D. Allen, K. Gaskill, C. Moyer, E. Tucker, M. Emerick, C. Cole. ROW 4: T. Babcock, C. Bessemer, D. Jarman, S. Jacobs, R. McPherson, J. Spencer, S. Youngs, N. Wilder, D. Brower, B. Miller, L. Robinson. L. Belfield, C. Hall. M. Burch, D. Gerlinger. ROW 5: G. Huebner, E. vonReis, A. McPharlin, M. Stutz, J. Springer, S. Gillespie, L. Pryor, L. Elliott, S. Gillons, S. Houvenair, D. Church, S. Shay, S. Warner, J. Cavanaugh, L. Lewis. D. Allen. ROW 6: G. Cuyler, B. Ritter, F. Demons, B. Ironsides, D. Williams, H. McCulligh, D. Clark, D. Birke, T. Smelker. D. O’Laughlin, D. Tebo, G. Winick, D. Hamm. F. Danku, R. Gerald, C. Leffel, Mr. Moyer Pictured above are those who placed first at the Holland District Solo and Ensemble Festival. Rnst PdcuCfy WImmpM P p Bom L The Pep Band, which plays at all home football and basketball games, encourages Hastings fans to cheer for their team High School BcuuL ROW 1: S. Mulder, K. Wellfare, K. Bacon, T. Kraft, M. Ringler, G. Steward, L. Kahler, D. Doty, S. Keller, C. Sweet, J. Pavlich, E. Tucker. M. Karmes. S. Babcock. ROW 2: G. Fitzgerald, B. Gillespie. D. Towne, G. Myers, I. Burkey, P. Levengood, S. Kenfield, L. Hale, P. Clagett, Jo. Aldrich, D. Working, D. Buck, J. King, R. Springer, T. Woodmansee, B. Babich. C. Quinlan, A. Nethery, N. Darby. ROW 3: S. Bachman. J. Edger, J. DeMott, T. King. B. Heeter, B. Sission, M. Cramer, S. Kenyon, P. Schlachter, J. Steely, L. McClelland, K. Russell, B. Babcock, P. Stanton, B. Haan, T. Payne. J. Francisco, G. Webster. G. Storkan, D. Lawerence, K. Kuempel, P. Barden, A. John- son. J. Scholma, H. Fitch. ROW 4: R. Gibson, D. Acker. J. Shafer, B. Acker, S. Belson, J. DeVault, C. Hoffman, S. Fox, L. Larkin, L. Levengood, S. Williams, P. Quinlan, G. Greenfield, G. Young, P. Coble, R. Tarbet, J. Bender, S. Keller, A. Thornton, L. Gardner, L. Towns, J. Rentz, R. Demond, R. Doolittle, R. Wieland, W. Yerty. ROW 5: Mr. Steward, G. Shetterly, D. Craig, W. Pool, J. Kelsey, T. Myers, D. Robinson. Missing from picture are D. Foote and B. Hammond 88 P. Stanton, Drum Major; P. Coble, Ass't Student Dir.; S. Belson, Sec.; G. Webster, Librarian; Mr. Steward; T. Kraft, Librarian;!. Pavlich, Sec.; G. Storkan, Student Director DcuvCPj Sand ROW 1: R. Springer, D. Working, S. Mulder. J. Aldrich, J. King, B. Acker. ROW 2: G. Webster, G. Storkan, J. Francisco, R. Demond, A. Thornton. ROW 3: G. Shetterly, D. Craig, E. Tucker, P. Coble, J. Bender. COintbO' Rod Demund, Pete Coble, Paul Braden, Steve Mulder, Jim DeVault, Page Bardon, Gary Storkan Crosses JON TILBURT D.A.R. Good Citizen JOYCE HENGESBACH BOB ABBEY GAIL FACE Charles Adams Karen Allerding Pat Anderson Sandy Anderson Janice Armour Priscilla Arnold Bob Babcock Bob Beckwith Diane Beckwith Nancy Bell Bob Beller Mike Benner Nadia Berdes Goran Bernhoff Natalie Bortak Tom Borton Paul Braden Barb Bristol Nancy Bromels Peg Cary Tom Cavanaugh Terry Cheeseman Dawn Durbin Sharon Endsley Beverly Erway Dick Essner Beate Fink Wally Flora Ron Frick Kay Fuller Becky Gillespie Jim Gillespie Lynn Gardner Dave Gerlinger Kay Gibson Linda Gillespie Marquita Goodner Nancy Greenfield Lauretta Guernsey Eugene Haas Lynne Hale Gene Hall Mike Hamilton Don Hammond Jerry Hammond Tom Hankins Butch Hartman Joyce Hengesbach Ken Hewitt Nancy Higgins Bowers Joan Hoevenair Ken Howe Kay Huber Sally Hughes Cathy Huver Jacie Huver Jan Jacobs Lucerne Jacoby Mike Javor Linda Jensen Bill Jerow Joyce Jerow CarolLynne Jones Margo Kahler Jeff Keesling Sherry Keller Sidney Kenyon Gayle Kling Mary Laberteaux Bob Lancaster Sandy Lancaster Larry Larkin Marilyn Lawrence Sharon Leary Pat Long Joyce Lundquist Keith MacKenzie Marsha McKibbin Mike McPharlin Vicki Mead Eldon Oaks Margaret Ogden Sue Ann Palmer Tom Perry Gary Pierce Rick Pontz Chris Powell Jack Price Tom Pugh Linda Raseley Karen Reigler Sandy Roach Mike Roscoe Nancy Rowley i Joan Scholma Linda Schondelmayer Jerry Shanklin Mike Shay Dan Shepler Judy Spackman Don Spencer Mike Stamm Dick Stauffer Carol Steenbock Gary Storkan Ula Tebo Boyd Timm Linda Tobias Lynn Towns Mary Vanderbrook Steve Vanderweele Evelyn VanNocker Dave Tredinnick Mary Turnes Vicki Wellfare Carol Wilcox Carolyn Williams Tossava Carolyn Wilson Jim Withers --MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Natalie Bortak Gary Pierce CLASS FLIRTS— Wally Flora Kay Fuller MOST MISCHIEVOUS — Larry Brovont Lucerne Jacoby --MOST BASHFUL Jim Gillespie Vicki Mead BEST DANCERS— Dan Shepler Joyce Jerow --MOST ORIGINAL Mary Laberteaux Tom Hankins BEST DRESSERS — John Myers Karen Allerding —POLITICIANS Peg Cary Dick Court BEST MANNERS — Heidi vonMartens Jim Withers 119 5 _____J ms MOST TALENTED— Steve Mulder Becky Miller —APPLE POLISHERS Dick Stauffer Carol Lynne Jones —BEST BUILD Hank Teunessen MOST DIGNIFIED- - Diana Beckwith Goran Bernhoff 120 JUNIOR SCORE OOrtftD THREE DOWN-(WTOGO Juutfrvt O fjfjteMA President - Paul Lubienieki Vice Pres. - Brenda Purchis Secretary - Betsy Buerge Treasurer - Peg McAllister These Juniors enjoy the lighter side school. Sandy Allerding Susan Babcock Mike Baldwin Page Barden Anne Beadle Rick Beckwith Dave Bennett Sandy Belson Ed Berry Connie Birman Judy Bliss Steve Bolo 122 John Borton Harry Bowman Donna Brewer Harold Brewer Roger Bride nstine Gary Bristol Gary Brown Walter Brunt Marjorie Buck Betsy Buerge Dawn Burghdoff Lynda Burghdoff Irene Burkey Jenny Burroughs Linda Burnworth Leonard Campbell Steve Carr Chuck Carter Nancy Cheeseman Jackie Chaffee Shirley Chaffee Tom Chandler Linda Chase David Clagett Diana Cole Dale Conrad Don Conrad Doug Cook Janis Cota Sharon Craig Mary Ann Cramer William Cruttenden Martha Culbert Melvin Dale Nyla Darby Rod Demond Charlene Dias Ron Dingerson Kathy Dorman 123 Dale Doty Tom Drake Chuck Drake Connie Divens Sue Eckhardt Dan Ecktinaw Jill Edger Jo Engle Gordon Endsley Bion Eye Ben Falconer Mike Farley Dave Farrell Linda Fedewa Dick Feltzer Russ Felzke Judy Fender Keith Ferris Julie Fisher Gwen Fitzgerald Orton Fogel Harry Ford Terry Ford Linda Foster Jack Fox Stephen Fox Mike Frey Karen Frey Larry Frisby Ron Frye Shirley Gale Ken Garrison Sheryl Garrison Janice Gay lor Terry Gerald Eric Gerber Darlene Gibson Roger Gibson Tom Gibson 124 Laurel Godfrey Gary Golnek Bob Green Bud Green Diana Greenfield Annette Guenther Bud Guernsey Wilson Guernsey Bernard Guggemos Cynthia Guggemos Lewis Gutheridge Dave Haas Dorothy Haas Mike Hammond Jim Harbin Brenda Hart Jeanne Hart Mary Ion Harvath John Houk Raymond Hause Ron Hayden Judy Hayes Linda Hayner Larry Haywood Bob Heeter Marilyn Hein Don Heisler Sharon Helsel Alex Henry Carol Hengesbach Jack Hewitt Ann Hickey John Hicks Orty Hobert Bernadette Holmes Iris Hopkins Sue Horsman Lynn Houghtalin Sharolyn Howell 125 Paul Huff Barney Hutchins Tim Ingrim Phil Inman Marilyn Ironside John James Kyle James Elaine Johnson Mark Johnson Lawrence Jordan Sue Kahler Gratia Karmes Mike Kehst Rod Keithley Jean Kelsey Sally Kenfield Marjorie Kilmer Jeff Kimmel Bob Kinney Tim Kraft Linda Kruko Ken Kuempel John Lambert Terry Lancaster Peg Leary Sharon Lewis Mary Alice Lockwood Rick Long Paul Lubieniecki Beverly Maiville Steve Malcolm Jon Mapes Steve Mayo Peg Me. Allister Terry McCloskey Dennis McKelvey Janice McMillan Lyndia McNutt Brad Miles 126 Arlene Miller Harold L. Miller Harold Miller Joe Morgan Karen Morgan Janet Montague Bill Moore Stephanie Moore Harry Morrison Suzanne Mullenix Kent Murphy Manlee Mursch Raymond Nash John Newton Lynda Newton Bob Nickelson Diana Noble Steve O’Donnell Vaughn O’Laughlin Laird Osborn Janine Ostroth Joanie Pavlich Reathea Pennington Dave Perry Carl Peterson Jane Phillips Brenda Pierce Sharon Pierce Marquita Pierson Bob Pontz Arnold Potter Mary Potter Paul Procissi Griffith Pratt Dave Purdy Brenda Purchis Paul Quinlan Dennis Rankin Randy Raymond 127 Sharon Rea Tom Reynolds Kathy Ritter Steve Robinson Gary Rogers Barb Root Carol Rose Kitty Rush Cindy Sage Jennifer Sage Gary Sanlncencio Sue Sanborn Carol Sarver Danny Savor John Schowalter Tom Scobey Bob Scott Pat Sensiba Terry Shafer Bob Shaltis Mike Shanklin Linda Shelley Allan Sherry Cathy Shurlow Dan Sinclair Jerry Skidmore Don Slocum Doug Slocum Dave Smith Doug Smith Eddie Smith Val Smith Karen Spackman David Stamm Roseleen Stamm Phil Stanton Steve Sarver Stan Stevens Denny Storrs 128 Mary Jo Sunior Sue Swadling Peg Swift Jean Taffee Sharon Tagg Bob Tarbet Diane Timm Sharon Timm Janet Tinkler Darlene Tobias Marilyn Tobias Sandra Tobias Mike Todd Pat Tuller Sandra Underhill Lee Vahlsing Connie Vansyckle Dick VanSyckle James Wallace Larry Watson Katie Webster Jean Welcher Sandy Wellman Sharon Wellfare Linda White Bill Wightman Linda Wilcoxson Marsha Wilkins Fred Williams David Will Sheila Williams Charlene Wills Carol Wills Ellen Worgess Jerry Woudstra Sara Yepez Janet Yoder Ray Ziegler Loretta Zurad 129 Val Smith, Peg Leary, and Linda Newton combine research and the latest gossip in the library. Memorize those lines! Snackers at Y-Center 130 John Schowalter and Kathy Dorman put the last minute touches on the float. offt� President - Steve Schondelmayer Vice Pres. - Tom Payne Secretary - Kay Halbert Treasurer - Mary Lynn Baty A frequent pastime for the Sophomores is Library work. Cathy Allen Darlene Allen Steve Allerding Mark Anderson Carolyn Bachelder Susan Bachman Karen Bacon Gayle Barlow Mary Lynn Baty Janet Bechtel Jane Beckwith Val Beduhn Lee Belfield Shirley Bell Jack Bender Clarence Benner Terry Bennett Bill Bissett Taunya Blackman Ron Bliss Mike Bolo Peggy Born Anita Bowerman Ellen Mullenix 132 Bonna Acker Donna Acker Laura Adams JoAnn Aldrich Tom Brill Dick Brower Diana Brown Keith Brown Myra Brunt Jerrie Bryans Dawn Buck Dian Buck I Mark Burch Linda Burkey Dick Burr Christina Campbell Dick Campbell Chuck Carlisle Bill Carr Pamela Carr Gloria Casey Jean Cavanaugh Jim Chambers Marian Chase Dawn Church Katie Clarey Carolyn Coats Joan Cole Ken Cole Sharon Cole Stan Cole Connie Colston Steve Converse Sue Cordray Joyce Count Kathy Covey Rod Crothers John Cumbow Georgia Curtis Gary Cuyler Terry Dale Jean DePriester Jim DeVault Doug Demond Jean DeMott Dennis Drake Linda Dunkelberger Sybil Dunn Steve Dunn Helen Easey Jim Eatherton Laura Elliott Nancy Ellis Susan Face Mike Flemming Rosemary Ford Jim Francisco Dennis Frick Judy Frye Margaret Frey Pat Frye Cindy Fuller Robert Gable Kathy Gaskill Rick Gerald Bruce Gerber Dick Gerlinger Bob Gibson Marion Gorham Karen Green Gene Greenfield Larry Greenfield Terry Greenfield Linda Greenleaf Mary Greenleaf Chuck Guenther Greg Guggemos Bill Haan Sandra Halford Kay Halbert Chris Hall Christine Hall 134 Carol Hall Mike Hallifax Dick Hamm Alicia Hammond Linda Hammond Cathie Harbin Judy Hartzell Janis Hauser Arloa Hayner Christine Healy Kendra Hess Mike Hess Sue Hickey Phil Higbee Carl Hoffman Sherry Hoffman Pat Holden Elsie Hook Mike Horsman Gretchen Huebner Phil Huff Gary Hughes Craig Huntley Tom Isham Steve Jacobs Doug James Darlene Jarman Pat Jasinski Marie Johnson Carolyn Jones Charles Jordan Mary Ann Karmes Kevin Keast Stuart Keeler Jess Keesling Terry Keller Pam Kelley Amy Keltner Sandy Kennedy 135 Wayne Kidder Julie Lake Ron Lara bee Jack Laubaugh Jerry Laubaugh Jon Lawrence Cecil Leffel Merlin Leffel Pam Levengood Smith Long Dennis MacKenzie Denise MacKenzie Janice MacKenzie Rex Mallekoote Diane Martindale Mike Martz Mike Mast Tonya Maxon Agnes McPharlin Roger Merrill Bonnie Miller Gerald Miller Lyle Miller Terry Miller Terry Montague Barb Moore Joan Moore Cindy Moyer David Mulder Mike Murphy Charles Myers Philip Myers Terry Myers Jane Nevins Julie Nevins Doug Nicholson John Nixon Connie Noble Bob Nystrom 136 Doug O'Laughlin Jim Organ Jerry Patten Sherry Patten Tom Payne Rick Pennington Roger Pierce Sally Pierce Barb Purdy David Quada Judy Reed Jim Rine Sue Rose Cheryl Roush Ken Russell Pat Stamm Judy Stauffer Linda Staup Janet Steeby Susan Steeby Becky Steenbock Jon Sage Ed Sanborn Sue Schafer Steve Schondelmayer Doug Scobey Mary Settles Raymond Sinclair Barbara Sisson Bob Slocum Tom Smelker Steve Spoon Jan Springer Jay Shafer Tom Shafer Bettie Shellenbarger Sue Shellenbarger Brian Shumway Carol Simmons Dottie Stevens Sandy Stoudt Pat Streeter Mary Stutz Carol Sweet Gilbert Tate David Tebo Marlene Teske Phyllis Teske John Teunessen Chris Thompson A1 Thornton Dennis Timm Eugene Tobias Elaine Tucker Harold Turner Pat Ulrich Dave Vandenburg Evelyn VonReis Sue Wachter Shirley Warner Greg Webster Gary Welcher Ken Weller Marla Wellman Susan Wellfare Sue Whipple Marsha White Bob Wilcox Dave Wilcox Neil Wilder Barb Wilkins Anna Wilkowski Tim Williams Rudy Wills George Winick Dale Working Wally Yerty Steve Youngs 138 Boy — these crew cuts they give vou are sort of chilly!” J Vf Sally Bennett, President Steve Taffee, Vice President Jeanne Cary. Treasurer Sue Gilions. Secretary 0J60) (WCO S (■) cr ni 1 i' Sandy Abbey Bob Ainslie Jim Andrews Harold Andrus Phil Arnold Ervin Babcock Teri Babcock Linda Balyeat Laurie Barden Tim Bauer Mariles Baughman Margaret Baughman Jim Beadle Betty Belson Priscilla Bennett Sally Bennett Dale Berry Carol Bessmer David Birk Debbie Bishop Karen Boise Cheryl Bolo Tom Bortak Jerry Brewer Connie Bridenstine Jerry Briggs Terry Brom Patty Brookmeyer Becky Brower Larry Brown Kathe Brownell Sharia Brunt Nancy Buehler Bev. 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