Hastings High School - Saxon Yearbook (Hastings, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

CONTENTS . . . BEFORE . . . AFTER, . . . i VCUUY Acnvmts OR VNKAnOMS SPORTS FROSW SOPHOMORES JUNIORS s 27 52 71 95 105 1 12 THANKS, COACH The Board of Education: SEATED, left to right - Mrs. E. von Reis, R. Guenther, Mrs. H. Smith. STANDING, left to right - F. Richie. F. Clardy, R. Godfrey, C. Morrill, C. Faul 6 DONALD R. GILL Principal Mr. Gill supervises all high school activities and programs. He is in charge of the academic program as well as providing an encouraging atmosphere for development. LEWIS LANG Assistant Principal One of the many jobs of Mr. Lang is that of supervising high school attendance. 7 0 F F I C F £ T A F F Mrs. Barber is the secretary in charge of the counseling center. She must be informed of all information concerning current academic programs, student progress, and other similar activities. Mrs. Crotheis and her staff prepare the noon meal. CAFETERIA AMD CUSTODIANS The custodians diligently work to keep the facilities in top shape.” MRS. CHAMBERS MRS. LANG MRS. KIGAR MRS. BOLO LIBRARY Individual study is one facility that students may take advantage of. The library is used by many students daily. They can obtain literature for research or relaxation. MR. SIM Department Head Driver Training Mr. Mullens helps a student plan her schedule for the following year. The counseling department provides students with the aid and guidance they need to secure a stable future. Information on academic programs is given by qualified counselors. COUNSELING MRS. SIM MR. COLE MRS. UNDERWOOD U. S. History 9th Social Studies Vocational English Head English Dept. MRS. YOUNGS English 10 MR. DALE JOHNSON English 9 GNGUQf-f Mrs. Youngs' students seem eager to respond. MRS. PATTOK English 9 English Literature MRS. WIETNIK English 9. 10 Vocational English MRS. WILLBUR English 9 English Literature ■A u SOCIAL STUDIES World History students discuss an era of the subject. At the left, Mr. Sorby advises students on map work. The excellent social studies program provides students with an informed background from earliest times to current events. The department uses equipment for greater understanding such as maps, movies, lectures, and political literature. MR. BE BEAU Senior Social Studies MR. MILLER Attendance MRS. FOSTER Social Studies MR. SORBY Geography MR. CZINDER U. S. History MR. KIETZMANN 9th Social Studies Psychology Mrs. Foster supervises a panel discussion given by C. Bottcher, C. Hoffman, and M. Settles. MR. TURKEL World History U. S. History MR. DAMSON U. S. History MR. STRONG 9th Social Studies 15 The second year Latin students translate at the board while Miss Schroeder looks on. Hastings High has a fine foreign language department consisting of Latin. French, and Spanish. Most students find that foreign languages help them to understand English and widen their vocabulary. foreign LANGUAGES MISS SCHROEDER Latin MRS. BAKER Spanish MRS. McMILLIAN Typing - Shorthand BUSINESS 4 MRS. MILLER Typing Office Practice Bookkeeping The business department provides such classes as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and business English. It is beneficial to those who meet the requirements. 17 Students busy themselves at lab in Mr. Pattok's Physical Science class. Regardless of a student's choice of career, science and mathematics are important because they provide him with a foundation for future reasoning. CCIBNCB AND MR. DeDECKER Biology MR. PATTOK Physical Science 18 MR. FRANCIK Chemistry Gen. Math mu MR. McDOWELL Algebra, Gen. Math MR. VANDERBROOK Farm Shop Algebra, Adv. Alge. MR. CAMP Physics, Sen. Math, Gen. Math MR. MAURER Geometry Algebra Mr. Francik explains a problem to his general math class. 19 Hastings has a vocal music department of which to be proud. Under the able leadership of Herbert Moyer the department has grown and progressed. It consists of a glee club, chorus and choir. They have had a fine year of outstanding performances. MR. H. R.MOYER VOCAL UUOfC Mr. Moyer gives his students a word of advice. 70 INSTEJU UEMAL Mr. Zylman and Mr. Steward work well together and with the co-operation of the students one of the finest bands in the state has been built. MR. ZYLMAN Instrumental Music MR. STEWARD Instrumental Music 21 Mrs. Bender advises one of her students as the others concentrate on their masterpieces . WW Students diligently put the last minute touches on their projects. ART MRS. BENDER The first and second year art program is excellent. Each year, students design many projects and compositions. The art work that is done, establishes skill, originality, patience, and a great use of the imagination. 22 Home Economics provides students with the knowledge they should have to perform such labors as cooking, sewing, and designing. Its study goes beyond the common knowledge and teaches such things as nutrition, child care, and creativity. 23 MR. HAMSTRA Accuracy is acquired by students in a class such as machine shop. The Industrial Department provides the manual dexterity one needs. It produces what is needed for a future in the vocation in the use of machinery. MR. OOM MACMNE SWOP Mr. Oom supervises students during a class period. 24 A6RJCUUUR£ MR. KNOPF Agriculture -Biology Agricultural students work hard to prepare themselves for a prosperous future. £ Volleyball is enjoyed in a gym class. Miss Murphy supervises as formations are constructed. ip and rainy, our 11 Lunch is a welcome break. Football, be it varsity or junior varsity, is a combination of coaching, team spirit, practice, and energetic cheerleading. 29 The refs should be calling fouls now. If only the kids would work this hard when not posing for a picture. Halftime is spent relaxing in the halls after an exciting game. 30 The sophomores work hard on a prize winning float. Dave Wilcox and Cindy Lang at the Snow Ball Eliza tries a new form of small talk while at Ascot An important scene in the Junior Play Freddie hails a taxi as he and Mrs. Insford Hill leave the Theatre. 31 vi r F B P U U Ry T £ 0 U 1 F Ry N E B E £ £ £ £ f A 0 N N A 0 L I Ry L £ c L U B (Row 1.) J. Wiesenhofer. S. Pierce, E. Zurad. L. Pryor, B. Barnett. (Row 2.) S. Gillespie, K. Frost, K. Martin. N. Ellis, M. Karmes, P. Levengood. (Row 3.) B. Shellenbarger, C. Berry, G. Myers F N U U T R, U £ Ry E E £ K. Gardner, G. Myers. C. Pletcher. A. Beller, J. Wiesenhofer. K. Frost, P. Stalbaum, G. DeMott 33 Escorting Katie Clarey, Jon Lawrence stands next to the royal throne. Court members Bonnie Stitt. Linda Becker. Sandy Gillespie, and Dianne Dunn add elegance to the occasion. They are escorted by Steve Schondelmayer, Greg Shetterly, Dave Wilcox, and Garry Hall, respectively. Marilyn Hein, Homecoming Queen of 1964, crowns Katie as the new reigning beauty. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi is played by the band while Katie, Marilyn and assistants, Katie Hubert and Bill Sherwood, are viewed by the admiring crowd. if. vujorie The Juniors, who placed second in the competition, used their ingenuity by using three wagons. The championship may now be placed officially in their Saxon history book. This is the beautiful first prizewinner constructed by the Senior class. The float depicts the Saxon dynasty and the line of victories. Congratulations Seniors! The Freshman class successfully prophesied Victory Again.” They made a fine showing with their third place float. As predicted by the Sophomore class, the Saxons showed no mercy as they rolled over Greenville. OORT AIM Iff QUEEN KATIE REIGNS CVER HO WECQ UfNG 1965 37 OUR f-fEARTQ WBRE YOUNG AND GAY' Gening in and out of bed has its problems... CAST OF CHARACTERS Cornelia Otis Skinner - -----—-------- Emily Kimbrough--------------------- Leo McEvoy---------------------------- Dick Winters------------------------ Steward----------------------------- Mrs. Skinner------------------------ Otis Skinner------------------------ Purser ----------------------------- Stewardess----------------------- ■ Admiral----------------------------- Harriet St. John — -------------- - Winifred Brown------------- - - - — Inspector - — - - - - — --------- — ■ Therese------------------------ — - Madame Elise — --------—------ — - - Monsieur De La Croix - -------- — Window Cleaner --------------- ■ - - Karen Frost ■ - Carol Bessmer - - Andy Johnson - - Steve Keller Rod Hall - Terri Babcock ------Bob Mayo ■ - David Towne - - Shirley Shay - - Harold Fitch Karen McKeough - - -Bea Hughes - Bonny Timm ■ ----Val Speas - - Jennifer Olsen - -Dave Robinson - Bryan Gordon 38 Cornelia faints due to a sudden attack of measles. The Skinners diligently work to rid their French apartment of bed bugs. Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough 'perform' for Monsieur De La Croix hoping he will recognize their great potential. Their bags are finally brought up to their state rooms where the Purser horrifies the girls with the----------- they had so carefully destroyed. 39 wintertime AND IRE SNOU RALL pesnvmES Kathy and Laurie await their escorts beside the Christmas tree. Couples enjoy the annual Snowball and its romantic atmosphere. 40 MY Fym LAUY CAST Oh Wouldn't it be Loverly ? Buskers Chris Thompson, Elaine Tucker, Gretchen Huebner Mis. cyiisiuiu-nni - - hreaay tynsiora riiii • Eliza Doolittle - - - - Col. Pickering - - - • Henry Higgins - - - - -Bartender ------- nduy win jamic - -- -- -- nurcu r. l wiiiiic - -- -- -- - - ouu iviib. rcaicc ------ Mrs. Hopkins - - - - • Maids Carolyn Coats, Jan Springer, Sandy Gillespie. Diana Brown Mrs. Higgins - - - - - tmidU IlCUl - -- -- -- -- -- uauiiii Lord Boxington - - - - L,auy DUAlllgLUU - -- -- -- -- - lvic � UI1 I'tw Queen of Transylvania Ambassador ------ Mrs. Higgins' Maid - ■ 4? Alfie tells the boys he gets along on a little bit a' luck. ” Eliza's former colleagues are dirty, unenlightened flower girls. 43 Mrs. Hopkins explains that Eliza has moved in with Professor Higgins and has sent word that the only things she wants are her bird cage and her Chinese fan! Alfred P. Doolittle's gang tries to cheer him up since he's getting married in the momin.'” Eliza walks out on Professor Higgins and returns to Covent Garden to find that her father has unfortunately inherited some money. Eliza has decided she can do without Henry Higgins. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SMARTEST Steve Youngs and Nancy Ellis DONE THE MOST FOR HHS Jack Bender and BEST ALL AROUND--Tim Williams and Mary Settles Carl Hoffmar and Darleen Jarman BLEOIONQ CLASS POLITICIANS Lee Belfield and Gayle Barlow Pam Kelley MOST DRAMATIC Mark Burch and Cindy Moyer MOST POLITE CLASS POETS Charlie Myers and Stephanie Moore John Teunessen and Mary Karmes MOST DIGNIFIED Tom Brill and Cindy Bottcher SHYEST Jim Chambers and Sue Stee by MOST POPULAR Steve Schondelmayer and Katie Clarey MOST TALENTED BEST LOOKING Mike Hess and Evie von Reis MOST ATHLETIC Greg Webster and Mary Stutz UNSUNG HERO—Ken Cole and Sue Wellfare Ken Weller and Julie Nevins BEST DRESSED Gretchen Huebner and Steve Allerding FRIENDLIEST Carol Henderson and vtark Engle The Seniors Present BROTHER GOOSE Jeff Adams is an architect by day and general cleaner-upper for his orphaned brothers and sisters in the evening. Into their hectic midst comes Peggy Winkel, a delightfully vague girl, who is supposed to sell hosiery, but really brings order, comedy, romance! Jeff........ Peggy----- Carol------- Wes ------ Hyacinth---- Helen - - - - • Eve ------ Sarah - - — - Lenore------ Mrs. Trimmer Truck Driver -Voice - - - - CAST OF CHARACTERS ----—------- Mark Engle — ------- — j0 Ann Aldrich ------ — - Carole Sweet -- - — - -- -- — Gary Cuyler ----------- - Kathy Gaskill ......------ -Karin Neilson ........... Susan Bachman ... — -----... ju jy Stauffer - Linda Burkey ............. Ann Nethery -------....... Steve Youngs ........... -Carl Hoffman £1 54-45-83-37 HUP! Peggy teaches Carol and Hy a new football play with Sarah's help. Jeff explains the plans for Lenore's house to her while Hyacinth and Helen watch dubiously. Peggy shows Jeff her true silk hosiery, but Wes seems more interested in Eve who has just moved to town. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: T. Williams, Treas.; M. Settles, Sec.; A. Johnson, Traffic Comm.; S. Allerding, Justice Comm.; L. Belfield, Mayor; J. Cary, Public Service Comm.; G. Barlow, Interior Comm.; S. Schondelmayer, V. Mayor. ROW 2; C. Bessmer, J. Purdy, B. Edger, R. Ainslie, G. Webster, R. Abbey, M. Engle, M. Fitzgerald. S. Taffee, D. Berry, K. Cole. S. Gillespie. ROW 3: N. VanSyckle, P. Clarey, K. Gerald, S. Gwinn, L. Barden, B. Sweet, S. Engle, J. Wiesenhofer, S. Proefrock, R. Quick, H. Carson, C. Henderson. Public Service Commissioner Jean Carey 54 Traffic Commissioner Andy Johnson national WON OR QOC1EJY To succeed for what? The individual is lost. The world in its smallness leaves no room for discovery. Yet the new has outdated the old. One must succeed for others. But first, One must find himself if he is to succeed. ROW 1: N. Ellis, Pres.; C. Hoffman, V. Pres.; C. Moyer, Sec.-Treas. ROW 2: M. Settles, C. Bott cher, D. Jarman. G. Casey ROW 3; K. Weller, Mrs. Foster, Sponsor; S. Youngs. ROW 1; J. Nevins, C. Hall, Sgt.-at-Arms; D. Brown, Chaplain; S. Wellfare, Pres.; C. Moyer, V. Pres.; S. Pierce, Sec.; K. Gaskill, Treas.; M. Stutz, B. Moore ROW 2: D. Jarman. B. Acker. E. von Reis. K. Halbert, J. Stauffer. C. Bottcher, E. Tucker, S. Rose. B. Steinbock. B. Shellenbarger, D. Buck ROW 3: D. MacKenzie, J. Aldrich, S. Bachman, P. Levengood, B. Brodt, L. Burkey, S. Wachter, J. Wright, K. Bacon ROW 4: K. Clarey, M. Baty. S. Schafer, P. Kelley. G. Barlow. P. Carr, K. Hess, M. Karmes, C. Jones, D. Acker. J. Reed, K. Keast, C. Hall, N. Ellis, C. Coats, J. Cole, B. Purdy, A. Bowerman, S. Kennedy, C. Sweet. C. Harbin. T R f W I V A L P W A 55 ROW 1: D. Wilcox, C. Myers, J. Peterson, Treas.; K. Weller. Pres.; T. Williams. V. Pres,; M. Hess, Sec.; B. Gibson, T. Gibson. ROW 2: T. Woodmansee, D. Stanley, R. Wieland, C. West. S. Allerding, S. Schondelmayer, S. Fox, D. Williams, J. Chambers, W. Sim, Sponsor. ROW 3:’ R. Belfield, R. Ironside, S. Youngs, J. Beadle, R. Keeler. R. Abbey, M. Fitzgerald, J. Williams, G. Gilions. ROW 4: S. Taffee, D. Berry, B. Ellis, G. Wood. J. Fisher, R. Crothers. T. Payne. S. Long, J. Lawrence. COPNOMORE. SERVICE CLUB M. Keltner, L. Rohde, D. Gilbert, Sec.; S. Engle. Pres.; J. Carr, V. Pres.; C. Schantz, B. Sloan. ROW 2: S. Webster, J. Kennedy, D. Baxter, B. Bassett, M. Harvey, N. VanSyckle, B. Barnett. ROW 3: J. Hendrick, R. Max-son. A. Dunkelberger, L. Morgan, S. Pierce, M. Rein. ROW 4: E. Johnson, S. Ruby, B. Mead, C. Belson, S. Carr, S. Manning, B. Swadling, S. Wyles. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ F U T U fc E T E A C H E R £ ROW 1: Treas. K. Wallace; Pres. Judy Stauffer; V. Pres. G. Casey; Sec. P. Stamm. ROW 2; E. Mullenix, J. Wilkins, J. Rust, C. Bivens, G. Barlow. ROW 3: L. Shaltis, C. Bottcher, P. Levengood, Mr Francik. President - Julie Nevins Secretary - Cheryl Schantz V. President - Sandra Lubieniecki Treasurer - Bonnie Swadling EOONO Uice CLUB ROW 1: B. Steenbock, S. Kennedy, S. Hobert, Mrs. Hauser, Sponsor; M. Swan, W. Curtis, L. Davis, B. Javor, J. Hendrick, J. Hauser. ROW 3: P. Bennet, R. Maxson, A. Dunkel-berger, P. Murphy, J. Bristol, T. Hilyard, C. Harbin. ROW 4: M. Bristol, T. Baker, H. Shellenbarger, R. Cordray, J. Lake, M. Rogers, C. McNutt. ROW 1; J. Seeber, E. Tobias, R. Hammond, T. Greenfield, G. Miller, D. Henry, D. Case, E. Dunn, D. Miller. ROW 2: S. Anderson, J. Newton, R. Brown, E. Keeler, W. Pettengill. L. Sel-leck, J. Tallent, D. Stanton, J. Lenz, Mr. Knopt. ROW 3: J. Dunn, P. Gillespie, L. Sinclair. J. Vlick, C. Henion, B. Eye, K. Campbell, S. McKelvey, L. Norris. ROW 4: K. Ganguillet, S. Converse, D. Scobey, L. Christie, J. Baughman, R. Bender, M. Lancaster, J. Hicks, G. Williams, J. Organ. ROW 5: L. Lenz, B. Cheeseman, B. Slocum, D. Timm, T. Timm, R. Pennington, T. Demott, L. Endsley. F U T U E F A R E £ T R f W I Y B £ T A ROW 1: S. Abbey, J. Jacoby, D. Bishop, • Chaplain; J. Wiesenhofer, Sec,; C, Bessmer, Pres.; L. Pryor, V. Pres,; B. Burkey, Treas.; S. Shay, S. O. A.; K. Martin, M. Clement. ROW 2: S. Karrar, J. Newton, C. Lang, S. Gillespie, K. Haas, M. Rogers, S. Shay, T. Babcock, K. McKeough, Miss Schroeder, Sponsor. ROW 3: T. Lancaster, K. Kaufman, G. Steward, C. Quinlan, S. Lubieni-ecki, M. Hubbell, K. Frost, L. Kahler, L. Long, V. Speas. ROW 4; K. Burns-worth, J. Stauffer, B. Belson, D. Hayes, G. Myers, L. Sherry. M. Hammond, J. Moore, J. Cary, C. McAllister. ROW 5: S. Hobert, S. Knerr, B. Brower, B. Ingram, M. Gernentz, S. Howes, E. Dean, C. Lewis, M. Odrzywolska. ROW 1; S. Gillespie, V. Pres.; S. Abbey, Pres.; G. Youngs, Sponsor; P. Kelley, E. von Reis. ROW 2; B. Burkey, C. Hall, J. Wiesenhofer, Treas.; D. Buck, J. Kennedy. K. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Keeler, M. Greenleaf, J. Cole, G. Myers, C. Henderson, K. Halbert, P. Clarey. ROW 4: K. Gerald. B. Sweet. S. Baty. 1 R- L B £ 0 L A £ R A D U £ 59 c 0 u C E. L fc U C B 1 A L ROW 1: L. Dunkelberger, C. Bachelder, Treas.; C. Campbell, Pres.; S. Dunn, Secretary; N. Westbrook. ROW 2: C. Martz, K. Hess, B. Ingram, L. Long, J. Moore, E. Hayes. ROW 3: Mrs. McMillian, B. Acker, J. Reed, M. Hetz, B. Dryer, D. Hayes, Mrs. Miller. ROW 4; M. Rogers, E. Dean, H. Carson, J. Newton, K. Green, A. Keltner, J. Francisco. ROW 1: P. Higbee, J. Andrews, D. Stanley; Sgt.-at-Arms. S. Youngs; Chaplain, T. Williams; Pres., A. Johnson; V. Pres., M. Hess; Treas., K. Cole; Sec., D. Robinson, M. Murphy. ROW 2: B. Nystom, K. Weller, C. Jordan, J. King, C. Guenther, J. Chambers, D. Birk, J. Beadle, M. Engle, T. Greenfield. T. Isham. ROW 3: D. MacKenzie, S. Taffee, T. Woodmansee, D. O’Laughlin, L. Belfield, S. Schondelmayer, G. Guggemos, R. Mayo, L. Levengood, D. Hamm. ROW 4: B. Ironside, R. Wieland, B. Curtis, D. Lawrence, D. VanDenburg, C. Hall, M. Davis, J. Nixon, S. Allerding, G. Shetterly, T. Bennett. An ROW 1: R. Wilcox, L. Adams, Pres.;G, Oaks, Sec,-Treas. ROW 2: H. Hine, B. Javor, B, Hamblin. J. Rust, J. Hendrick. ROW 3: J. Thunder, C. Palone, D. Uldriks, Mrs. Kigar, Sponsor; G. Watson, M. Boise, D. Hollenbeck. ROW 1; S. Tinker, S. Moore, M. Engle. Sec.-Treas.; G. Cuyler, Pres.; B. Taffee, V. Pres.; P. Carr, E. Tucker. ROW 2: C. Curtis. W. Curtis. M. Morgan, J. DeMott, J. Hartzell. ROW 3: D. Brown, S. Wellfare. T. King, A. Weber, L. Dunkelberger, Mrs. Bender, Sponsor. D A M A T t C Q C L U B ROW 1: K. Kaufman, Historian; C. Bessmer, Sec.; M. Karmes, Pres.; E. Tucker, V. Pres,; S. Rose, Treas. ROW 2: J. DeVault, S. Keller, H. Hoffman, B, Ritter, D. VanDenburg. ROW 3: D. Day. S. Stoudt, E. Tucker. P. Taylor, B. Brower, C. Horton, K. Pike, D. Hollenbeck. ROW 1; Mr. Kietzmann, D. Acker, M. Karmes, S. Spoon, S. Bachman. S. Moore, C. Huntley. ROW 2; N. Buehler, S. Howes, M. Frey, S. Hobert, C. Hall, K. Halvert, P. Stamm. ROW 3: M. Rogers, L. Steenbock, T. Brill, C. Henderson, D. Nicholson. J. Bechtel, J. Wright. £ A K O N £ T A F F ROW 1: D. Crawford, G, Huebner, C. Sweet, Ed.; S. Youngs, Bus. Mgr.; D. Jarmen, Co-Ed.; D. Brown, C. Huntley. ROW 2: C. Thompson, G. Barlow, B. Acker, S. Bachman, T. Williams, K. Bacon, P. Levengood, L. Elliott, C. Hall. ROW 3: P. Carr, M. Settles, L. Dunkelberger, B. Purdy, B. Shellenbarger, C. Coats, S. Moore, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. ROW 4: M. Stutz, D. Acker, C. Bottcher, K. Halbert, K. Hess, M. Chase, E. vonReis, M. Karmes, C. Hall, M. Baty. ROW 1; T. Gibson, D. Hamm, C. Jordon, T. Timm. T. Payne, B. Gibson, S. Fox, M. Murphy. ROW 2: M. Hess, D. Timm, B. Carr, J. Chambers, T. Greenfield. T. King, B, Shumway, M. Hallifax, C. Guenther. ROW 3: J. Francisco. D. Wilcox, C. Myers, S. Long, L. Belfield, S. Youngs. J. Fisher. ROW 4: G. Miller. T. Walther, D. Williams, J. Nixon, K. Weller, S. Schondelmayer, R. Will, J. Andrews, D. MacKenzie. ROW 5; P. Arnold, R. Wieland, K. Cole, M, Anderson. J. Beadle, R. Cruthers, N. Wilder. T. Keller, R. Larabee. 63 c u 0 1 £ ROW 1: K. Burnsworth, C. Coats, K. Keast, D. Brown, M. Granetts, V. Speas. C. Bessemer. G. Hue-bner, L. Lewis, N. Buehler, J. Stauffer. N. Ellis. J. Carry, D. Gilbert, ROW 2: J. Stauffer, K.'Martin. S. Howes, E. Dean, M. Settles. L. Shaultes, F. Jacobs. L. Bellfield, C. Hall, H. Hoffman. E, Von Reis. E, Tucker, C. Moyer, C. Thompson, J. Weisenhoffer. ROW 3: K. Frost, K. McKough, K. Gaskill, D. Girlinger, S. Jacobs, R. McPherson. L, Robinson. D. Hamm. D. Williams. G. Winick, B. Ridder, T. Smelker, R. Ford, K. Koffman, B. Timm. ROW 4: J. Springer, J. Francisco, M. Stutz, A. McPharlin, C. Huntley, H. McCulligh, J. Spencer, D. O'laughlin, D. Burk, M. Fitzgerald. R. Moyer, D. Jarmin, R. Gerald, L. Elliot, L. Pryor, C. Miller, S. Gillons, Mr. Moyer, M. Batey. CWORUS ROW 1: S. Manning. J. Crothers, D. Shawman, S. Engle, J. Roush, K. Gaskill. L. Thomas, P. Clarey, D. Keeler, L. Ogden, J. Havens. S. Hewitt, N. VanSyckle. V. Dodge. ROW 2: J. Berdes, G. Gugge- mus, L. Hoaglin, M. Morgan, M. Miller, A. Beduhn, L. Stamm, M. Howell, L. Fryor, Acc.; A. Bolo, B. Barnett, V. Sheffield, I. Main, D. Gilbert, Mr. Moyer. ROW 3: C. Kiersey, M. Boise, M. Keeler,' B. Wilcox, D. Curtis. L. Blain, D. Reed, B. Bassett, J. O’Neill, D. Birman, B. Wilder, L. Neil. J. Kennedy, L. Lyons, L. Morgan, C. Berry. SLEE. CLUB ROW 1: G. Wachter, J. McAllister. B. Stitt. S. Tebo. J. Cole. M. Greenleaf, J. Smelker. K. Hawthorne. C. Anderson. N. Ellis. M. Tobias. S. Welfare. L. Higbee. ROW 2: B. Cove. R. Brandt. F. Hayes. J. Purdy. D. Fuller. B. Shultz. T. Castleman, L. Wiesenhofer, T. Chenoweth. S. Baty. D. Preston. A. Pettengill. B. Sloan. M. Ironside. V. McClelland. R. Birke. E. Hewitt. P. Springer. Mr. Moyer. ROW 3: C. Weeder. B. Williams. P. Stalbaum, L. Smith. J. Hughes, L. Mayo. M. Holister. T. Shepard. H. Hine, T. Wilcox. S. Clark. B. Abbey, D. Dunn, C. Conant, R. Kirkpatrick. R. Ainslie, R. Quick. B. Crawley. A. Weber, S. Proefrock. ROW 4: G. Spencer, D. Tossava, C. Harvath, V. Springer, H. Rogers, J. Pryor, A. Cotant, M. Hart, D. Coleman, M. Saleno, C. Wilkins, C. Tarbet, R. Conant, K. Daughtery, S. Reid, R. Rose, E. Butler. D. Maiville. J. Culbert, D. Fisher, M. Koutz. Mr. Moyer during one of his rehearsals. 65 The Hastings High School Choir has entertained many with its performances over the past year. Its major effort, the operetta, was a big success owing to the hard work of everyone involved. HASTINOO I- VOCAL The choir performs numerous concerts for various groups at Christmas and these were very well received. We are looking forward to more of these fine performances in the next school year. GW SCHOOL department 67 The school year of 1965-66. has been a successful one for our band. It has participated in several musical events and received high ratings from all judges. It has also recorded a fine record album. HASTINGS The band adds much spirit to home games and pep meetings. We at Hastings are very proud to have such an outstanding band and we hope that it will continue with its fine performances. w SCHOOL RAND 69 70 MUin� OAREY UEN GO UNDEFEATED D. Williams carries the ball while C. Myers and T. Greenfield lead the way. Hastings 27 B. C. Lakeview 6 Hastings 31 Alma 7 Hastings 25 St. Johns 14 Hastings 6 Lakewood 0 Hastings 38 Ionia 0 Til Hastings 27 Greenville 0 •� Hastings 54 Charlotte 12 Hastings 27 Grand Ledge 7 M. Hess carries the ball for a gain. ROW 1: D. Hamm (All-State), T. Greenfield, M, Murphy, K. Weller (Co-Captain), T. Gibson (Co-Captain), B, Gibson, S, Fox. ROW 2: T. Paine, C. Myers, B. Carr, D. Williams. R. Crot-hers, M. Hess, S. Long. L. Belfield. ROW 3: D. Crawford, D. Timm, T. Kurr, B. Ritter, K, Roberts, S. Schondlemayer, C. Jordan. ROW 4: T. Timm, D. Wilcox, B. Cole, J. Peterson, R. Weiland, B. Shumway, A. Dean, S. Youngs. ROW 5: J. Beetle, R. Larabee, W. Pool, P. Giles-pie, B. Shumway, J. Dunn, T. Watson. ROW 6: Coach Clarey, M. Stout (Manager), V. Wilder (Manager), Coach Carlson. LEAGUE OWPS Climaxing his 15 year career, Coach Jock” Clarey's Saxons placed first in the W. C. L. Conference by posting a perfect 8-0 season. Besides becoming League Champs, the hard-hitting Saxons achieved a ranking of fifth in the state. The Saxon string of victories cannot be attributed to any one player, for all worked equally as hard in forming the undefeated unit. ROW 1: M. Hart, A. Beduhn, S. Anderson, G. Wood, R. Will, J. Fisher, C. Yepez, R, Brown. ROW 2: M. Howell, M. Fitzgerald, T. Hoke, J. Williams, R, Abbey, L. Endsley, B. Ellis, ROW 3: P. Fitzgerald, B. Huebner, D. Turnes, W. Cole, R. Moyer, W. Arnold, Jr. ROW 4: D. Lambert, G. W. Gillons, D. Rose, R. VanDenburg, E. Crofoot, H. Lewis, G. Hess, D, Lawrence, G. Rein, G. C. Gillons, R. Bender. ROW 5: Mr. Strong, Coach; D. Slocum, Manager; L. Brown, Manager; Mr. Cole, Coach. JUNIOR, V aROJY ROW 1: G. Hall, G. Cota, J. Lancaster, H. Rogers, L. Schreiner, D. Kenfield, P. Endsley, R. Cas-telein, A. Hengesbach. ROW 2: D. Coleman, R, Rose, H. Uldriks, T. Hahn, S. Strickland, J. Clark, D, Rogers, J. Tripp, G. Birman, G. Robbe. ROW 3: D. Fisher, G. Crawford, D. Sherry, J. Highsmith, R. Butler, B. Shultz, S. Pocernik, D. Maiville, R, Beckwith, T, Mast. ROW 4: S. Stockham, S. Cole, C. Cramer, M. Horton, J. Gilbert, D. Storrs, L. Hamp, L. Hammond. ROW 5: Mr. Oom, Coach; J. Chandler, C. Erway, R. Hook, S. Reid, L. Cook, Manager; B. Edger, D. Acker. R. Hess, V. Springer. Mr. Mullens, Assistant. FROSR Finishing the season with 4 straight victories, the Frosh showed much improvement and demonstrated their great potential when they beat the 1st place Greenville Yellow-jackets. Nice work team! VARSITY - ROW 1. John Peterson, Chris West, captain Ken Weller, Jim King, Steve Schondle-mayer ROW 2 Tom Bortak, Steve Taffee, Dave Williams Bob Ironside. Jim Williams. Jack Bender ROW 3. Coach Vanderveen, John Nixon, Dale Berry (manager) BASKETBALL Compiling a very fine 14-4 record. The Saxon Cagers finished top in the League. Coach Vanderveen's squad combined hustle, desire, and skill for their success during the 1965-1966 season. Strong Saxon effort is displayed by Weller and Schondelmayer attempting to snag rebounds (as King looks on). Evading the Lakewood defense Nixon goes high to get off a successful hook. Coach VanderVeen advises his boys before second-half action gets under way. � JUNIOR VARSITY - ROW 1. Don Lawrence, Rick Abby, Tom Hoke. Glenn Cota. ROW 2. Jim Fisher. Greg Gillons, Bill Ellis, Mike Fitzgearld, Gary Robb, Gary Hall. ROW 3. Mr. Mullens. Gorden Hess (manager) missing: Rodger Will Rick Abbey hustles as Greg Gillons and Jim Fisher look on. 81 FRESHMEN - ROW 1 Leo Hammond. A1 Hengesbach, Dan Cogswell. Dave Coleman ROW 2 Steve Pocernik, Dave Fisher, Doug Storrs, Steve Strickland. Jim Pryor. Greg Martin. Jerry Baxter ROW 3. Mr. Kietzman missing: Mark Feldpauch, Bruce Edger. Bill Schultz. Don Kenfield (manager) Hastings 40 Ionia 46 Demonstrating fine ability, the Saxon t 37 B.C. Lake view 78 Frosh wound up the season with a respec- t� 49 Lakewood 53 table 5-4 record giving Mr. Kietzman M 65 Charlotte 33 a winning season in his second year as ft 38 B.C. Lake view 84 Freshman Coach. It 55 Ionia 42 H 36 Lakewood 34 ft 64 Charlotte 31 ft 38 Grand Ledge 36 I 82 Coach Miller. Rod Hall (95). Phil Arnold (103). Jim Andrews (112). Ken Cole (120) Terry Keller (127). Dennis Mackenze (133). Lyndon Ensly (138), Mark Anderson (145) Marv Howell (154), Charles Myers (165) Tom Gibson (180). Bob Gibson (hwt) V£R£fTY UyR££TUN£ Undefeated (14-0) in scheduled meets, second in the L.M. Lamb Memorial Tournaments, first in the Conference, first in the Regionals, and sixth in the State, the Hastings Varsity Wrestlers enjoyed a terrific season. As an added highlight to an already great year. Coach Robert Miller, in his last year as wrestling coach, was awarded Coach of the Year honors. Senior Tom Gibson took second place honors in the 180 division at the State Si Hastings High School was host for the West Central Conference this year. Hastings won by a large margin with Grand Ledge taking second place. BOTTOM ROW L to R: C. Erway, R. Birke, T. Guernsey, G. Bishop, M. Root. L. Christie S. Anderson, M. Halbert. G. Wood, R. Cove. J. Cary, R. Bradley TOP ROW L to R: R. Bassett. R. Goggins. H. Rogers, A. Felzke, D. Lambert. S. Stockham, B. Eye, C. Wilkins, D. Turnes, K. Cook. L. Bennett. P. Endsley, R. Courtney, Coach E. Strong 85 BASEBALL The 1966 Varsity Squad is coached by Mr. Oom. John Nixon demonstrates his pitching ability as he hurls another strike. 86 A winning team is a combination of good hitting, consistent pitching, reliable fielding, and above all, team work. GOLF John Peterson drives the ball onto the green as other members of the golf squad look on. Rex Weiland lines up his putt as Tom Isham tends the pin. Putting practice is essential if one is to develop a good game. TENNfS Chuck Guenther shows his backhand Lee Belfield exhibits his American Twist Jim Chambers drives for set point Coach Turkal Mike Halifax demonstrates his forehand The Tennis squad has six returning lettermen and is coached by Mr. A. Turkal. Returning Lettermen are: Lee Belfield Jim Chambers Jim Francisco Charles Guenther Mike Halifax Steve Youngs Betty Belson and Jeanne Cary Laurie Barden and Katie Clarey (co-cap.) W£HY 0-rEERl£ADER£ Chris Thompson (co-captain) and Mary Settles Sandy Gillespie and Gretchen Huebner Debbie Keeler, Anne Schondlemayer (Co-Captain), Patty Clarey Kathy Gerald, (Co-Captain) Greta Guenther, Debbie Bloss nZOCN AND J V. CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Abby, Martha Ironside, Shelia Baty (Co-Captain) Bonalyn Williams, Eileen Tucker (Co-Captain), Sue Welfare FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: (Left to right) Eileen Tucker. Anne Pettengill, Sandy Rogers, and Bruce Edger. Abbey, Bonnie Acker, Doug Ainslie, Russ Allen, Beth Allen, Betty Allen, Bonnie Allen, Madeleine A Herding, flavid A Herding, Donna Allerding, Kevin Anderson, Cindy Baty, Sheila Baxter, Dale Baxter, Jerry Bechtel, Sandy Beckwith, Ron Beller, April Belson, Steve Bennett, Bill Birke, Rick Birman, Gary Birman, Judy Bivens, Candy Bolthouse, Dorothy Boze, Lynn Bradley, Ron Brandt, Raymond Brill, David Bristol, Jean Brown, Richard Burghdoff, Kathy Butler, Richard Campbell, Doug Carlisle, Sandy Cary, Jim Castelein, Bob Castleman. Teri Caukin, Joyce Chaffee, Tom 97 Chandler, Jeff Chase, Connie Chenoweth, Tammy Christie, Sue Clagett, Sue Clark, Jim Clark, Susan Clemens, Steve Clough, Chris Cogswell, Dan Cole, Beth Cble, Jean Cole, Steve Coleman, Dave Collins, Chuck Conant, Chris Conant, Randy Cook, Larry Cota, Glenn Cotant, Art Cove, Bob Cramer, Chester Craven, John Crawford, Gregg Crawley, Bonnie Culbert, Jeff Cumbow, Craig Curtis, Cynthia Curtis, Pam Curtis, Paul Darby, Beree Daugherty. Ken Day, Debbi Doyle, Sandy Drake, Vance Dryer, Truman Dunn, Dianne Dunn, Michael Eatherton, Debby Edger, Bruce Ehredt, Janice Endsley, Paul Erway, Chuck Felder, Stan Feldpausch, Mark Fisher, Dave Frey, Ken Fuller, Doug Fuller, Evelyn Fuller, Fiugh Furrow, Dan Gabriel, Patricia Garrison, Mike Gauthier, Tom Goggins, Bob Green, Bernard Green, Bob Greenleaf, Marilyn Grengary, Earl Guernsey, Tyler Gwinn, Sally Fiahn, Tom Halford, Judy Hall, Garry Hamilton, Mary Jo Hamilton, Sandy Hammond, Leo Hamp, Leo Hart, Mike Hart, Susy Harvath, Charles Ha use, Carolyn Hawkins, Ken Hawkins, Pam Hawthorne, Kathy Hayes, Eddis Hayes, Fred Haynes, Pam 90 Haywood, Don Heath, Barb Heikka, Marie Hengesbach, A1 Hess, Mary Hess, Rick Hewitt, Dwight Hicks, Calvin Higbee, Lorraine Highsmith, Richard Hilyard, Terri Hine, Holly Hoffman, Gene Hoffman, John Hoke, Tom Hollenbeck, Dennis Hollister, Mary Hook, Rex Horton, Mike Hughes, Joy Hurd, Iris Huss, Frank Hutt, Sarah Huver, Phillip Ironside, Martha Jacoby, Chris James, Janet Javor, Bonny Johnson, Bill Jones, Larry Kaiser, David Karr at, Ray Keeler, Patty Keller, Victoria Kenfield, Don Kennedy, Debbie Kenyon, Ray Kidder, Cathy Kidder, Doug Kimmel, Sally Kirkpatrick, Ron Koutz, Mike Lake, Bill Lancaster, Jim Lancaster, Laura Landon, Janice Leary. David Lundquist, Lindia Lobtiell, Greg McAllister, Julie McCandlish, Terry McClelland, Vernard McConnell. Louise McCrimmon, Francis Mcllvain, Lance McKelvey, Jerrie Mahler, Pat Maiville, Dick Mallekoote, John Martin, Greg Mast, Tim Mayo, Laura Miles, Mary Miller, Jeff Miller, Roxanne Misak. Frank Mix. Larry Moore, Gary Moore. Richard Moore. Walter Morrison, Paul Morrison, Ross Morway, Dale Myers, Bessie Nash, Norman Newton, Bruce Newton, Jim Nickerson, Pam 101 Palmer, Rick Pavlich, Sharon Peake, Kathy Pettengil, Anne Philip, Linda Ptetcher, Cathie Pocernik, Steve Potter, Rebecca Potter, Rozanna Preston, Donna Proefrock, Suzanne Pryor, Jim Purdy, Jerry Quick, Roxanne Randall, Jeannie Raymond, Ken Reardon, bonnie Reid, Mona Reid, Steve Richardson, Deanna Ritsema, Wanda RuDbe, Gary Robinson, Diane Robinson, Gordon Rogers, Daryl Rogers, Sandy Root, Mike Rose, Ray Rosenberger, Steve Roush, Sue Rupright, William Russell, William Rust, Janice St, Martin, Althea St. Martin, Patty Saleno, Mike Sarver, Sharon Scherer, Jerry Schriener, Larry 102 Seeber, Mike Selleck, Ronnie Severence, Denise Shafer, Jan Shepler, Janet Sheppard, Terri Sherry, Dave Sherry, Elaine Shockley, Jerry Shultz, Isa Shultz, William Smelker, Judy Smith. Linda Soya, Kathy Spencer, Gary Springer, Phil Springer, Val Stauffer, David Stitt, Bonnie Stockham, Stan Storkan, Mary Storrs, Doug Strickland, Steve Swain, Mickey Tarbet, Charles Taylor, Pat Taylor, Rick Tebo, Sharon Teske, William Thomas, Chris Thomas, Vickie Tobias, John Tobias, Kendall Tobias, Marilyn Todd, Mike Tossava, Dave Trick, Barb Tripp, John Tucker, Eileen 103 Cindy Tulick Harmon Uldricks Kathy Underhill Jim Vandenburg Nancy Varney Gail Wachter Gloria Watson Paul Watson Ann Weber Larry Weever Sue Welfare Debbie White Lorie Wiesenhofer Trudy Wilcox Mike Wiley Bronwyn Williams Jane Williams Sue Williams Virginia Wilson Sarah Winebrenner David Wynn SOPHOMORES Rick Abbey Mike Ainslie Scott Anderson Bill Anders Bryan Armour Warren Arnold Helga Bachmann SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: (left to right) Mike Fitzgerald, Greta Guenther, Ann Schondlemayer, and Debb Bloss. Steve Baldwin Barb Barnett Dave Barry Bob Bassett James Baughman Dennis Baxter Linda Becker Kathy Beckwith Adam Beduhn Chris Belson Ron Bender James Benham Larry Bennett Jura Berdes Cleone Berry Dave Birman Greg Bishop Lyle Blain Debbie Bloss Molly Boise Ann Bolo Laurie Bowerman Janet Bowman Marilyn Bristol a Brown, Randy Brownell, Mike Brunt, Dave Bryan, Nina Bump, Dan Burr, Dick Burroughs, Sally Buwalda, Herb Campbell, Cindy Campbell, Kevin Carr, Julie Carr, Sue Cheeseman, Bruce Christie, Larry Clarey, Patty Cole, Mark Cole, Willit Cook, Tom Cord ray, Ruth Ann Courtney, Ron Cove, Martha Cowling, Bonnie Cranmore, Ellen Crofoot, Eddi Crothers, Jan Curtis, Dave Curtis, Wendy Cuyler, Cary Davis, Lois Davis, Mike Davis, John Davis, Ron Day, Dennis Dodge, Verna Drake, Jim Dryer, Barb Dryer, Helen Dunkelberger, Annette Elliott, Pat 107 _pw -I Elliott, Ruth Ellis. Bill Endsley, Lindon Engle, Sue Englerth, Gene Eye, Barry Feldpausch, Jean Felzke, Allen Fisher, Jim Fitzgerald, Mike Fitzgerald, Pat Frey, Ken Ganguillet, Kevin Gardner, Mary Gardner, Pat Garity, Lynda Gaskill, Karen Gerald, Kathy Gibson, Mary Gilbert, Diane Gillons, Greg C. Gillons, Greg W. Goble, Mari Lynn Goodyear, Mary Beth Graham, Sonja Greenleaf, Judy Guenther, Greta Guggemos, Gary Halbert, Mark Hale, Doris Halford, Mike Hall, Don Hamblin, Bruce Hammond, Claudia Hammond, Lou Ann Harvey, Mark Hause, Gloria Havens, Judy Hawkins, Neysa Hawthorne, Marty Haywood, Mary Hendrick, Janet Henion, Curtis Hermenitt, Keith Hess, Gordie Hewitt, Starr Higgins, Lyndon Histed, Diana Hoaglin, Leroy Hoffman, Harvey Hollenbeck, Denise Hook, Chris Hopkins, Mitchell Howell, Marv Huebner, Bob Hull, Linda Hurless, Shane Hutchings, Diane Jacobs, Fred Jerow, Bonnie Johnson, Edna Johnson, Kathy Keeler, Debbie Keeler, Mike Keltner, Mary Kennedy. Jill Kesler, Steve Kiersey, Cassie Kotesky, Linda Lambert, Dean Lambert, Sue Lancaster, Darlene Lancaster, Marvin Lancaster, Paula Lawrence, Don Lenz, Larry Lewis, Harold Long, Lloyd 109 Lustey, Ruth Lyons, Lynda Mackenzie, Vicki McClurkin, Bonnie McClurkin, Ellen McKelvey, Stanley McKelvey, Teddy Main, Janet Mallekoote, Neil Manning, Sue Mattz, Carol Martz, Linda Maxon, Ruby Mead, Barbara Mead, Phil Miles, Carolyn Miller, Arthur Miller, Dave Miller, Mike Moore, Susan Morgan, Lisa Morgan, Mark Moyer, Randy Mudge, Janet Neil, Leona Nelson, Carmen Nichols, John Norris, Larry Ogden, Lois O'Neill, Jim Ostroth, Sandra Palone, Caroline Payiva, Don Pennington, Beckie Pierce, Sue Pike, Kathy Potter, Kathy Pranshka, Carole Randall, Bill Raymond, Vicki Reed, David Reid, Eva Rein, Gary Rein, Mary Rider, Mildred Robinson, Karen Rohde, Linda Rose, Dean Roush, Joyce Ruby, Sue Russell, James Sage, Lola Savage, Ed Schantz, Cheryl Scholma, Rhyna Schondelmayer, Anne Scott, Nancy Searless, Dan Seeber, Dawn Shaltis, Lawrence Shawman, Debbie Shedd, Jerry Sheffield, Vivian Sheridan, Mike Shineldecker, Connie Skedgell, Linda Sloan, Barb Slocum. Dan Smith, Jim Soya, Steve Springer, Sue Stamm, Lynden Stauffer, Linda Storkan, Gene Swadling, Bonnie Sweet, Barb Swemline, Peg Talbot, Judy III Tallent, Jim Terry, Sandra Teske, David Thayer, Vic Thomas, Lynette Thomas, Robert Tinker, Sue Tobias, Dex Tobias, Gaylord Todd, Brenda Trick, Brenda Turkal, Sue Turnes, Dave Uldriks, Diane Ulrich, Mike Vanderweele, Kurt VanSyckle, Nancy VanSyckle, Sally Vaughan, Ernie Vlick, John Webster, Sally Westbrook, Nancy Whipple, Carol Wilcox, Carol Wilcox, Linda Wilcox, William Wilder, Vern Wilkins, Charlie Wilkins, Don Will, Roger Williams, Gerald Williams, Jim Williams, JoAnn Wilson, Sandy Wood, Archie Wood, Greg Wyles, Shirley Yepez, Craig Young, Scott Zeigler, Diane Zeigler, Jerry -3. JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (left to right) Steve Taffee, Linda Sherry, Jan Wiesenhofer, and Terrie Babcock. Abbey, Sandy Ainslie, Bob Andrews, Jim Andrus, Harold Arnold, Phil Babcock, Ervin Babcock, Teri Balyeat, Linda Barden, Laurie Bauer, Tim Baughman, Margaret Baughman, Marilea Baxter, Don Beadle, Jim Be Ison, Betty Bennett, Pricilla Berry, Dale Bessmer, Carol Birke, Dave Bishop, Debbie Boise, Karen Bolo, Cheryl Bortak, Tom Bradfield, Linda Brewer, Jerry Briggs. Jerry Brookmeyer, Pat Brower, Becky Brown, Larry Brownell, Kathy Brunt, Sharia Bullard, Gerry Burkey, Bev Burnworth, Kathy Burroughs, Kris Carr, Debby Cary, Jeanne Case, Dennis H5 Cassidy, Rick Christie, Mike Christie, Nancy Clagett, Paul Clark, Pat Clement, Mary Clough, Mike Clouse, Fred Coffman, Steve Cole, Bob Cole, Carol Conrad, A1 Conrad, Carla Cowles, Kenneth Craig, Dennis Cranmore, John Crose, Steve Curtis, Bruce Darby, Debra Dawson, Joyce Dean, Elyse DeMott, Glenna DeMott, Ted Divens, Cindy Doolittle, Ron Dunn, Ezra Dunn, Jerry Echtinaw, Roger English, Val Fish, Louise Fitch, Harold Francisco, Janet Frost, Karen Gardner, Kris Gaskill, Sandy Gerber, Joel Gernentz, Marsha Gilbert, Loralyn Gillespie, Philip Gillespie, Sandy Gi lions. Sue Golneck, Jeri Golneck, Karl Gordon, Bryan Haas, Kathi Hall, Rod Hammond, Melissa Hammond, Rick Hammond, Bill Hav-n, Jan Hayes, Dawn Heath, Don Hendrick, Wayne Henry, Don Hermenitt. Bob Hetz, Monika Hobert, Sandy Hoffman, Denna Hokanson, Patsy Holden, Jan Hook, Eteri Horton, Connie Howes, Sue Hubbell, Mary Hughes, Belinda Ingram, Becky Ironside, Robert Jacoby, Jenneane Jarman, Darwin Johnson, Andrew Kahler, Linda Karrar, Sandy Kaufman, Kathy Keeler. Earl Keller, Jack Keller, Steve Kenfield. Tor. Kennedy, Barry 117 Kidder, Myerel King, Jim Knerr, Sue Kosbar, Dan Kurr, Tom Lancaster, Marcia Lancaster, Teresa Lang, Cindy Lantz, Mary Lawrence, Dick Lenz, Jerry Levengood, Larry Lewis, Cindy Lewis, Judy Lewis, Lenay Long, Linda Lubieniecki, Sandy McAllister, Carol McCandlish, Sam McClelland, Linda McClurkin, Ira McCrum, Ronnie McCulligh, Herb McCulligh, Linda McKeough, Karen McNutt, Connie McPherson, Rudy Martin, Kris Martinez, Leo Maxon, Dora Mayo, Bob Milburn, Robert Miller, Cindy Miller, Dale Miller, Don Miller, Elaine Miller, Karen Miller, Mike Moore, JoAnn 118 Morway, Linda Mullenix, Ellen Murphy, Pat Myers, Gayle Newton, Gerald Newton, Judy Noble, Connie Oaks, Gordon Olsen, Jennifer Odrzywolska, Mary Pennington, Rick Peterson, John Pettengill, Will Pool, Wally Pryor, Lynda § 9 ® Sr 'm ml Quada, Ed Rankin, Diane Richardson, Darla Ritter, Bob Roberts, Ken Robinson, Dave Robinson, Lynden Rogers, Mary Beth Sanborn, Steve Sarver, Bonnie Schlachter, Phil Selleck, Larry Shay. Shirley Shellenbarger, Helen Shelley, Sandy Sherry, Linda Shetterly, Greg Shook, Roger Shultz, Brenda Shumway, Bill Sinclair, Larry Smith, Jerry Solmes, Dave Speas, Val 119 Spencer, Jim Spross, Melody Stalbaum, Paula Stanley, Dick Stanton, Dan Stauffer, Janet Steeby, Jim Steenbock, Linda Steward, Gerry Stoudt, Mike Strickland, Sandy Strow, Mark Suntheimer, Karen Taffee, Bob Taffee, Steve Timm, Bonny Timm, Tom Tossava, Don Tossava, Larry Towne, David Tulick, Rocky Wallace, Karen Wallace, Mike Walther, Tom Watson, Terry Weeder, Chris Wellfare, Dave West, Chris Wieland, Rex Wiesenhofer, Jan Wilkins, Joan Williams, Dave Williams, Richard Williams, Steve Willison, Dennis Wilson, Connie Woodmansee, Ted Youngs, Jerry Zurad, Joe 120 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (left to right) Greg Webster, Jane Nevins, Evie vonReis, and Pam Kelley. as freshmen: Senior Pictures not available: Jesse Keesling, Terry King, Russell Zimmerman. BONNA ACKER DONNA ACKER LAURA ADAMS PIRJO AIRIO (Exchange student from Finland) IOANN ALDRICH CATHERINE ALLEN t ) DARLENE ALLEN DONNA ALLEN STEVE ALLERDING MARK ANDERSON CAROLYN BACHELDER (Exchange student to Holland) SUSAN BACHMAN KAREN BACON GAYLE BARLOW (Exchange student to Germany) MARY BATY TAUNYA BLACKMAN RON BUSS MIKE BOLD CYNTHIA BOTTCHER ANITA BOWERMAN HAROLD BREWER TOM BRILL BRIGIT BRODT (Exchange student from Germany) DICK BROWER CHRISTINA CAMPBELL DICK CAMPBELL CHUCK CARLISLE PAMELA CARR WILLIAM CARR HILDA CARSON (Exchange student from Ireland) KATIE CLAREY DAVID CRAWFORD ROD CROTHERS JOHN CUMBOW GARY CUYLER TERRY DALE DOUG DEMOND NANCY ELLIS MARK ENGLE (Exchange student to Sweden) SUSAN FACE ROSEMARY FORD STEPHEN FOX JIM FRANCISCO MARGARET FREY DENNIS FRICK JUDY FRYE PATRICIA FRYE ROBERT GABLE KATHLEEN GASKIL (Exchange student to Japan) BRUCE GERBER LINDA GREENLEAF MARY GREENLEAF CHUCK GUENTHER GREG GUGGEMOS WILLIAM HAAN KAY HALBERT (Exchange student to Spain) CAROLE HALL CHRISTINE HALL CHRIS HALL JEANETTE HAMMONS CATHIE HARBIN JUDITH HARTZELL JANIS HAUSER ARLOA HAYNER CHRISTINE HEALY BONNIE HOFFMAN CARL HOFFMAN PATRICIA HOLDEN CCS DAN JUTCHINGS TOM ISHAM t STEVE JACOBS POUG JAMES DARLEEN JARMAN MARJORIE JOHNSON CAROLYN JONES CHARLES JORDAN MARY ANN KARMES -•v SMITH LONG DENICE MacKENZIE DENNIS MacKENZIE JANICE MacKENZIE UN DA McILVAIN AGNES McPHARUN - PHILIP MYERS ANN NETHERY JANE NEVINS JULIE NEVINS DOUG NICKELSON KARIN NILSSON (Exchange student from Sweden) JOHN NIXON BOB NYSTROM DOUG O'LAUGHLIN SALLY PIERCE SUE SCHAFER STEPHEN SCHONDEL- MAYER DOUG SCOBEY JOHN SEEBER MARY LYNNE SETTLES TOM SHAFER � BARBARA SISSON DON SLOAN BOB SLOCUM TOM SMELKER STEVE SPOON JAN SPRINGER (Exchange student to England) DOROTHY (Stevens) STAMN LINDA STAUP JANET STEEBY SUSAN STEEBY WM CAROLE SWEET (Exchange student to Denmark) GILBERT TATE DAVE TEBO MARLENE TESKE PHILLIS TESKE JOHN TEUNESSEN CHRISTINE THOMPSON DENNIS TIMM EUGENE TOBIAS MICHAEL TODD PATRICIA ULRICH DAVID VANDENBURG SHERRY VanWIE EVELYN vonREIS (Exchange student to Ireland) SUE WACHTER GEORGIA WAGNER 151 152