Houghton Lake High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Houghton Lake, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

Published by The Annual Staff of Houghton Lake High School sea ki pores vane ans si . We ™ . ii = wedi Sin AM hae Advisor—Mr. Donald Fockler Editor—Mardel Vincent Assistants—Jerry Baker, Joe Jaynes Professional Photographer—Mr. Arthur Kenney Student Photographer—Tom Hamp Houghton Lake, Michigan 1965 Bobcat Staff s Marty Vincent, Joe Jaynes, Raleigh Blouch, Carl Bunn, Jim Wootton, J erry Ba Averill, Jan Heininger, Marcia Forman, Maureen Dieterich, Sandy Meyers, Tom Table of Contents Foreword Staff Seniors Organizations Athletics Activities Picture Courtesy Kenney Studio Underclassmen Advertising Foreword This year was basically the same as any high school year; we studied, had fun, made new friends, experienced sad moments of trial and error. Some changes both in staff and school appearance were made. There were games and dances; voices were hoarse from team rooting and singing. There were brief moments of glory for some of us in sports, scholastic achievement, musical and dramatic productions. All shared the hopeless reality of examinations and deadlines, the semester grades, the noontime cafeteria rush. These impressions are only a few that were packed into this full year. Credit for the production of this book goes to the hard working BOBCAT STAFF and to our professional] photographer, Mr. Arthur Kenney. The Staff, how- ever, has furnished only the outlines of the story that we find when we turn these pages filled with warm smiles of friendship and many happy rec- ollections. The rest is up to the individual. Under- classmen who return to HLHS in the fall will continue to keep up the high standards of the school and strive for improvement. Graduates will go their separate ways using the knowledge they have gained here to reach their successes, It is not today that you will appreciate the BOBCAT Tomorrow, when it is not so easy to think back on 1965, we will treasure the memories this book has stored for us. The following statement will always hold true: Tis pleasant, sure, to see one's name in print. The Superintendent The time has come when, after thirteen : years of school, the Seniors of 1965 have reached a milestone. This milestone is not the same one reached twenty-five years ago. This graduation milestone has re- duced to no more than a ripple. It now is just a slight jolt as a reminder that, for you, there are many more years of edu- cation to come. In fact, it is now be- lieved you will have to re-educate your- self three times during your lifetime. Your future is extremely interesting. Some of the things you will witness and be a part of were considered miracles twenty-five years ago. 1965 Seniors, may I offer you my congratulations, and wish you many, many successes, Donald P. Meyer, Superintendent, The Meyers L. to R.--Dan, Mrs. Meyer, Judy, Karen, Sarah, Mr. Meyer, Eric and Jeanie. The Saxtons | L. to R.--Mr. and Mrs. Saxton, Steven and Brad. NE ee and Principal Speak Time waits on no one. It seems like only yesterday the 1964 Bobcat put in its appearance. Yet here it is one year later and the 1965 yearbook is being distributed as the 1964-65 school year draws rapidly to a close. To be sure time will affect a change and Houghton Lake High School will en- deavor to keep abreast of the changing educational scene. New educational plans will be formulated and carried out, cur- riculum changes will undoubtedly take place, new buildings and new facilities will be added as the need arises, and new faces will replace the familiar ones but nothing will change the content of your '65 Bobcat. May the '65 Bobcat forever serve as a memento of the 1964-65 school year, and here's hoping that school year has been as enjoyable to each of you as it has for anes In closing, I would like to congratulate Mr. Donald Fockler, yearbook advisor; Mardel Vincent, its editor; Mr. Arthur Kenney, professional photographer, and the entire annual staff on a job well done. Golyo B. Cayton, Princtpol 5 WANTED! = MOANA UNIVERSITY 965 SUMMER SESSIONS Mr. Walter Creason, Houghton Lake high school's counselor. Always a Smile and a Helping Hand Mrs. Lola Bowman, our accountant and bookkeeper. Mrs. Pat Dieterich, Super- intendent's right Mrs. Mary Rodes, principal's right hand. hand. Search Their They Offer an Open The Board of Education FRONT ROW--William Webb, Robert Ditmer, Margaret BoBo, Einar Soderman. BACK ROW --Donald Meyer, Eldon Dutcher, Robert Cornell and John Pifer. Concerned with Our Education and Safety Bus Drivers L. to R.--Ed Knapp, Eldon Green- field, John McReynolds, George Schaller, Ben Wallington, Louis Warm, Arnold Huff, Dan Euler, Martin Hauch, and photographer, Arthur Kenney. Cooks L. to R.--Harriet Costley, Jennie Breyer, Shirley Wilcox, Phyllis White, Arvilla Akin and Frieda Sperry. | Custodians L. to R.--Cliff Costley, Dan Euler, and Ben Beckman. Mrs. Virginia Gaukel English--Speech Composition TEACHING IS A PROUD PROFESSION The Teacher Is A Prophet-- He lays the foundations of to- morrow. An Artist-- He works with the precious clay of unfolding personality. A.Friend-- His heart responds to the faith and devotion of his students. A Citizen-- He is selected and licensed for the improvement of society. A Guide -- Out of his maturer and wider life he seeks to guide the young. A Builder -- He works with the higher and finer values of civilization. A.Pianner,-— He sees the young lives before him as a part of a great system which shall grow stronger in the light of truth, ASPioneer He is always attempting the im- possible and winning out. A Reformer-- He seeks to remove the handicaps that weaken and destroy life. A Culture He leads the way toward worthier Builder -- tastes, saner attitudes, more gracious manners, higher intelligence. A Believer -- He has abiding faith in the im- provability of the race. Mrs. Julie Wenig Foreign Languages 9 { y L Mrs. Gladys Van Derske English 1,2,3 Mr. Keith Dean English 1,2; General Business Mr. Wallace McIntosh Government, Journalism, American History Mrs. Beul ah Carman Librarian Mr. Donald Wallace Mr. Walter Drogt U.S, and American History; Sociology- -Varsity Math; Algebra Coach : . _ . 4 h oo 2 Mr. William Seidenstucker Mrs. William Seidenstucker Physical Education Vocal Music Mr. Barry Barter Mrs. Beatrice Brenton Band Biology; Conservation Mr. Clayton Hill Mr. Donald Fockler Social Studies Salesmanship--Business Law; Shorthand I and II Mr. Wendell Pietchak Mr. Lou Economou Office Practice; Bookkeeping; Typing I and II U.S. and World History; Government--Geography; Varsity Coach Miss Nancy Hanes Mr. Mike Seilo Physical Education; Student Teacher Speech Correction; Junior Varsity Coach Miss Kathleen Cleary Mr. Herbert Rees Home and Family Homemaking Chemistry; Physics; General Science Mr. William Olson Mr. John Grossa Industrial Arts Industrial Arts; Student Teacher Above pictures show remodeling done to shed once used at the Prudenville school for use now by the super- intendent and his staff. Something Old to Something New | An improvement that added space as well as good looks was made to the high school library this year. What once was the superintendent's and his secretaries! office space was used to en- large the library. This provides for a more convenient display of books, more room for readers and pleasanter surroundings. Space is an important thing to have in a school. to have the storage space needed for the various sports equipment another change has been made. There is now a direct entrance to the gym from the east and west halls. You can see that the space which was used as a hall- way is now in use as storage room. Class Officers PRESIDENT Larry Godbold lbg ! He might not act sane, but in school he is a brain. Science Club 1,2; Ski Club 3,4; Club Officer 2; Class Officer 2,4; Class Play 4; Ski Team 4; Honors Course 3. VICE PRESIDENT Marty Vincent When it comes to work, she never shirks. FTA 2; Tri Hi Y 4; Club Officer 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Co-Editor of Annual 3; Editor of Annual 4; Newsette Staff 3,4; Trans- ferred from Saginaw 3. SECRETARY Georgia VanSickle She can study and get work done, for her heart's already won. ' GAA 1; Radio Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Modern Dance 1; Class Play 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Newsette Staff 4. TREASURER Tom Hamp Cramp A friend to all, enemy to none, he is liked by everyone, ' Key Club 1,2; Club Officer 2; Football 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newsette Staff 3, Editor 4. Jerry Baker Barrel A fine athlete and a fine guy. ' Key Club 1,2; Ski Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Track 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newsette Staff 3,4. ' Bob Bowman Bowmay Where's my contact? Varsity Club 2,3; Football 2,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Newsette Staff 4. Leanna Moss Christine Detmer Lynda Sutton eLee™ Fascinating little chick, Peanuts Still waters run deep. we'll never know what A girl so neat, with a Camera Club 1. makes her tick. smile so sweet. GAA 1; FTA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 3; Club Officer 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Larry Guernsey NLag ! Friend to all, enemy to none. Science Club 2,3; Football 1. Philip Cohee wa ie AR Leave silence to the saints; he's just a human. FTA 1; Science Club 2; Class Play 3; Newsette Staff 4. Fred Chidester Chet Quiet, but oh, so nice. Science Club 1; Key Club 2; Ski C lub 3,4; Club Officer 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Honors Course 3. Jan Heininger Heinibutt Always a remark about something. Key Club 1,2; Ski Club 3,4; Club Officer 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2;3,4; Track 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. Sharon Wotchko Sherry Be glad of life, because it gives you a chance to love, work, and play. GAA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Ski Club 3; Club Officer 4; Class Play 3. Laurel Bock A little bit of everything nice. Radio Club 2; GAA 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Club Offic er 2; Class Play 4; Class Officer 2; Honors Course 3; Modern Dance Linda Nephew Tin Full of life and lively fun; A friend and pal to everyone. GAA 1; FHA 2; Glee Clut 3,4; Science Club 2. 1; Newsette Staff 4. Dennis Hughes Travelen Man Says everything, Mean nothing. Science Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Student Government f 3,4; Michigan Library Association Vice-President 4; Club Officer 2,3,4. Craig Kastle At mathematics he is tops. Camera Club 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2. Jeraldine Huntley Tyre To know her is to love her. GAA 1; Radio Club 3; Class Play 3; Newsette Staff 4. Don Marks Doxie Let's see . . . what can he get into next. Key Club 2; Ski Club 3,4; Ski Team 4; Class Play 3,4. Gary Guernsey He may seem shy, but within him is an atom bomb. Gary is quite interested in mechanics, especially his car. Rena Sliwa Spit Some love 1, 2, or maybe 3, but she loves them all. GAA 1,2; Radio Club 2; Class Play 3. Larry Buckler A little nonsense now and then, is relished by all wise men. Science Club 1; Key Club 2; Ski Club 3,4; Ski Team 4; Class Play 4. Jere Fourney His talents are of the silent kind. FTA 1,2; Science Club 3. Sue Lawrence Always happy, never snappy!!! FTA 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Club Officer 4; Class Play 4; Transferred from Saginaw. Robert LaDuke Bob Hey girls, he's not shy, take a look and give a sigh. Basketball 4; Football 4; Track 4. Transferred from Merrill. John Randall Hey, gals, just say Hi: John is quite shy. Track 3; Football 4; Class Play 3; Newsette Staff. oar Mary Chess Maureen Dieterich Linda Drogt Politeness goes far but Phoebe Happiness is a Habit; costs nothing. Quiet but gay, she goes Cultivate it. FHA 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; on her way. GAA 1; Radio Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Library 4; Radio Club 2; GAA 1; Club Officer 3; Cheer- Class Play 3,4; Class Of- FTA 3,4; Glee Club 1,3; leader 2,3,4; Class Play ficer 4; Newsette Staff 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Club Officer 3; Newsette Staff 3. 1,3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Miss DAR, Thomas Plackowski Considering all you meet, Tom is hard to beat. Science Club 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Honors Course 3. David Jordan Big Dave A song, a smile, he has a talent well worth while. Science Club 1; Camera Club 2; Track 3; Football 2,3. Roy Smith Generous with his time, he's always willing to help. FTA 1,2,3; Class Play 4; Student Government 2,4; Presi- dent of Student Government 4; Honors Course 3; Anmal Staff 3; Newsette Staff 3. Allan Pray Sometimes moody, sometimes gay, but always has a winning way. Science Club 1; Newsette Staff 4. - Priscilla Day Carol Holland Susan Roose Percy Peanut Her future is planned... Through life she goes Sweet, neat, and quite third finger. left hand. with a happy smile. petite. FHA 1,4; FTA 2,3; Glee Ski Club 3; Radio Club 3; Club 4; Club Officer 4. Tri-Hi-Y 4. Transferred from Oscoda. Kenneth Gouin He's not a rule breaker, just a little mischief maker. Camera Club 1; Science Club 1; Ski Club 3,4; Football 4; Ski Team 4. Ronald Stephens Ron Don't ask for his opinion. . . you'll get it! Science Club 1; Camera Club 2; Ski Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Honors Course 3; Ski Team 4; Newsette Staff 4. Dale Voelker To worry little, to study less, is his idea of happiness. Science Club 1; Camera Club 2; Ski Club 3,4; Ski Team 3,4; Class Play 4. James Francis Jim! Happy, but quiet, never hurrying, this is the guy you won't catch worrying. Ski Club 3,4; Key Club 2; Football 2. Glenda Wise Linda Sergeant Patsy Mellinger Gay Willing to help, quick Third finger, left hand, | A smile that wins, to smile, she's found a Pat has her man. | A manner that takes; guy worth her while. Everywhere she goes, Friends she makes. Pep Club 4. Corian Fifield Laughing, clowning, never quiet, he's the cause of class- room riots. ' Weight-lifting Club 3; Class Officer 1,2; Football 2,4; Basketball 2; Track 3. Carl Bunn Little Bunn Full of mischief, true to the end, He's a guy who's rich in friends. Key Club 1,2,3,4; Club Officer 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1; Track 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Annual Staff 4. Carloyn Breyer Always up to something. Radio Club-2,3; Ski Club 3; GAA 2; Club Officer 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3. Bill Gilmore Blushing and shy, he's quite a guy. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. Paul Kalis Bones He says little but thinks a lot. Norbert Frank Swierz A new guy, who catches most girls eye. Transferred from Bloom- ington, Indiana 4. Dan Coslow Those who say the least are often the wisest. Ski Club 3,4; Ski Team 3,4. Norman White He may seem shy, but looks are deceiving. Class Play 4. Transferred from Mr. Pleasant. Claire Keene In her hands, you will find great talent. Class Play 4; Newsette Staff 4. Jerry Widdis Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, oh my! Science Club 1. William Myers Bill Bashful, but never rashful. | Football 4. | | John Gibel Ronald Doty Einar Wilson Men of few words Queeny A regular guy liked by are the best men. Life without a good time atl isn't worth living. Camera Club 1; Science Club 2; Football 4. Roger Wendel Quiet and still, but knows his will. Allen Hauch He's real quiet around H.L.H.S. ' Kenneth Hiester Chico Bob Johnston his mind. ‘Track 3. Paul Morford Paul Banning ae Se VALEDICTORIAN Christine Detmer Hee . Ooamanonauwkbwondr 1 A quiet guy, with a twinkle in his eye. Ski Club 3,4; Class Play 4. Nicely quiet, reserved and kind, he's a guy who knows Class Leaders John McEvers Richard Van-Y SALUTATORIAN Georgia Van Sickle TOP TEN Christine Detmer Georgia VanSickle Laurel Bock Larry Godbold Fred Chidester Shirley Brooks Craig Kastle Ron Stephens Roy Smith Tom Plackowski Seniors of '65 First in Co-op Program WHAT IS COOPERATIVE TRAINING | Cooperative training in Michigan schools is an occupational training plan for in- school youth, sixteen years of age or over. It is designed to develop basic occupational competencies for subsequent full-time employment in business and industrial occu- pations. As a work-study plan, it combines classroom instruction in school with supervised part-time employment on jobs of a type requiring training. A trainee enrolled in a cooperative program divides this time between school and a part-time paid job, spending approximately half his time in each. His in-school schedule includes a balanced combination of subjects required for graduation and subjects directly related to his job activities. His job time is devoted to performing tasks normally assigned to new workers in the occupation. The trainee's job activities are organized in advance on a written program basis, and his performance and prog- ress on the job are supervised by his employer in cooperation with school co- ordinator. Cooperative training organized in line with the work-study plan described above, Should not be confused with old fashioned, nonsupervised work experience programs. Cooperative training correlates work experiences and school instruction and thus makes the greatest possible use of the school and the community in the development of a sound educational program. STUDENTS IN THE PROGRAM Mardel Vincent--Houghton Lake Resorter Carol Holland--Roscommon State Bank Jere Fourney--Hunt's Rexall Drug Store Carolyn Breyer --Prudenville Br., Rosc. Bk. Sharon Wotchko--Pinky's I.G.A. Food Liner ae Gary Guernsey --School's Garage . Larry Guernsey--Doug's Garage Paul Banning--R. R. Manufacturing Larry Buckler--Tips Body Shop Dale Voelker--R. R. Manufacturing Don Marks--Houghton Lake Marina Larry Godbold--Radio Station W.H.G.R. Fred Chidester--Lynn's T.V. Claire Keene--First National Bank AIMS AND PURPOSES OF COOPERATIVE TRAINING Cooperative training has as its primary purpose the training of in-school youth for basic competency in specific occupations which fit their abilities, aptitudes, and in- terests. It is an integral part of the regular instructional program which more effectively enables them to bridge the gap between school and full-time employment. Through enrollment in a cooperative training program, a boy or girl is able to con- tinue in high school while at the same time receive training and supervised work ex- perience under actual paid employment conditions. Upon graduation, the trainee is qualified to assume a full-time job with a back- ground of training which will aid and encourage him to advance in his chosen field of work, The aims and purposes of this program may be summarized in terms of potential benefits derived by youth, the local School, the cooperating employer, and the com- munity at large. UNDE RCLASSMEN Important Year Ahead for Juniors a 4 ? y % Uf hie lst ROW: Beverly Morrone, Vice President; Roger Fifield, President. 2nd ROW: Kathy Elgas, Treasurer; Gail Murray, Secretary. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: R . Carpenter, Terry DeHoff, John Jaruzel, Robert MacDonald, Frank Nes- tell, Diane Riedel, Ilene Towne, Albert Wotchko. D. Schray B. Chess G. Anderson T. Anderson K. Austin V. Averill D. Baker rs J. Baker J. Beckwith J. Blodgett Es. chen J. Drogt M. DuBois M. Earley D. Elchuk R. Blouch J. Bradbury R. Brenton S. Brunt C. Burtis M. Coslow M. Crews R. Davis H. DeBaeke L. DeHart P. Dowland D. Draper D. Euler R. Ferguson M. Forman T. Fournier D. Gage M. Geiger K. Glover J. Goodman D. Gould E. Hauch R. Hayden C. Hess D. Heyl S. Hunter J. Jaynes M. Jenkins E. Jones T. Kemp B. Kulp C. Lewis L. Loughray R. Mattson C. McCoy J. McEvers D. McManon B. McNiel G. Medore J. Meyer S. Meyer B. Millikin J. Millikin N. Nephew J. Osterman M. Orzechowski D. Paligo N. Palmer R. Post R. Rayl B. Rees L. Robinson J. Roose J. Ross N. Ross L. Schubert K. Steckler J. Stephens M. Stephens J. Sullivan B. Sutton K. Tommrell L. Tyrrell J. Vick T. Walters T. Wareham M. Wescott L. White R. Fifield G. Murray K. Elgas B. Morrone E. Schultz S. Schultz D. Sharron A. Snyder thE L. Woodward J. Wootton C. Zarzyski C. Porter Activities Have Just Begun for Sophomores 4 | i ; lst ROW: Vicki Waters, Secretary, Kay Bowman, Treasurer. 2nd ROW: Jim Doyle, Vice-President, Dona Pifer, President. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Paul Bradley, Carolyn Coslow, Dale Creason, Virgil Curtis, Linda Gildner, Durnell Hoetzell, Karen Jones, Gordon Swanson. M. Anderson J. Austin M. Averill S. Babion R. Baker J. Beckwith J. Bradbury R. Breyer Le Carrick P. Clee W. Cohee B. Cornell D. Miller B. Miller W. Neal J. Norris W. Oeder J. Park M. Peters S. Peters Foe oe ¢ 1 ies { fia Se h J. Pray B. Saxton G. Soderman R. Smith N. Story T. Sullivan G. Tiepel Tt. Tittin B. Vincent L. Wallington M. Wescott S. Wescott P. White S. Widdis L. Wild S. Wise C. Wykoff R. Yarnall C. Irish S. Irish M. Detmer P. Derus E. Dieterich D. Draper M, Drogt D. DuCharme M. Earley D. Euler N. Geiger C. Genow D. Gerber S. Gibson M. Gilmore T. Godbold F. Good R. Good G. Guldner S. Hamell K. Haynes D. Hess S. Himebaugh T. Jaruzel S. Johnson R. Kalis New Routine for Freshmen f; Left to right: Tony Holland, Secretary, Marsha McCoy, Treasurer, John Pruden, President, David ‘Fite; Vice-President. J. Cole R. Harrison A. Howe L. Lapham S. Apps B. Baker K. Barber M. Berro R. Bigelow E. Bigford K. Blouch D. BoBo L. Calkins H. Dankert B. Driscoll S. Early DrEly R. Ewald L. Francis K. Gardner D. Genow S. Gerber S. Godbold C. Guldner B. HoDo N. Hubbard S. Hutzler L. Jefferis B. Lapham Tye CATE Z B. Malcomson G. Meyer T. Moran L. Morrone J. Muma E. Murray D. McConnell D. McDonald J. McEvers B. Oster P. Peters D. Potter T. Randolph K. Riedel L. Rosenthal M. Savercoll G. Shicker J. Schray C. Schultz K. Sensor D. Sergeant D. Starks E. Stephenson R. Stuck D. Sutton Drmbitt J. Tyrrell F. Walters V. Walters T. Wareham B. Weinel L. Welch M. Wilson D. Woodward P. Wootton B. Wrathers G. VanDuinen I. Zarzyski Beyoud the gate your loved owe finds happi- wess and rest and there is comforts ww thy thought that a Loving God knows best. This Page Is a Memortonv to James Forumer ond) Joluv Good Who Lost Their Lives by Accidental, Drowning JAMES FARMER James Farmer, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence Lynk. He came to Houghton Lake High School, April of 1964 from Emerson High School, Flint. He was born in Sasebo, Japan and came to the United States when he was a year and a half old. He was boating with companions, Tuesday, July 28, when a boat ladder fell over- board and he went down to get it. His companions said they saw him reach the lad- der, but he appeared in trouble so they jumped into the water to help him. The long search prevailed nothing and he was reported drowned on Tuesday, July 28. Rough water impeded the search Wednesday. His body was found Thursday morning. JOHN GOOD John Good, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Good, of Nester Township, Roscommon County. He was born in Roscommon County January 28, 1947. He entered Houghton Lake High School last fall. John and a brother, LaVerne, were swimming from a boat an estimated 75 feet from shore when the boat drifted away and the victim began struggling in the water. LaVerne tried to rescue the youth, but was unsuccessful. He drowned May 24, 1964. He would have been a senior this year. We, the Students of Houghtow Lake High School Would Like to Express Ou Sympathy to the Families of Each of These Boys. May God Bless Thom Annual Staff Newsette Staff Student Senate Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America 40 : I . . —EE Radio and Drama Camera Club Majorettes Girls Athletic Association Science Club 43 Nurses Club FRANK G. MARTIN AGENCY INSGRaANCE | ‘i mC MOH she nan ate ens | Auto-Owners i INSURAN NOVEMBER 64 anBe? 234567 9 10 |! (dial 16 17 18 Librarians Glee Club = UME ISR cermctmr nme ce et 45 Who's Who in Organizations ANNUAL STAFF R. Blouch, M. Vincent, J. Jaynes, J. Baker, J. Wootton, T. Hamp, V. Averill, J. Heininger, M. Forman, D. Dieterich, C. Bunn, C. Detmer. NEWSETTE STAFF J. Baker, T. Hamp, B. Morrone, J. Millikin, M. Jenkins, J. Jaynes, C. Keene, B. Bowman, J. Huntley, G. Van- Sickle, P. Cohee, M. Chess, L. Bock, M. Vincent, A. Pray, R. Stephens, C. Lewis, J. Randall. STUDENT SENATE R. 1--D. Starks, J. Norris, T. Hamp, D. Hughes, R. Smith, L. Drogt, C. Lewis, J. Millikin, R. 2--J. Jaynes, Mr. Pietchak, W. Neal. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F. Chidester, C. Detmer, L. Godbold, L. Bock, R. Stephens, G. VanSickle. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA R. 1--J. McEvers, J. Goodman, L. Nephew, S. Babion, R. 2--D. Draper, S. Hutzler, N. Hubbard, S. Gibson, D. Riedel. L. Wallington, M. Savercool, S. Widdis, S. Peters, L. Welch, S. Wescott, I. Zarzyski, Miss Cleary, R. 3 --D. Miller, M. McCoy, J. Cole, M. Chess, P. Day, L. Francis, R. Yarnall, K. Blouch. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA M. Dieterich, B. Vincent, C. Coslow, R. Baker, L. Golm, C. Detmer, Mrs. Wenig, M. Stephens, L. Carrick, R. Brenton, D. Euler, W. Cohee, G. Soderman, V. Averill, K. Elgas, S. Lawrence, C. Lewis. SKI CLUB R. 1--W. Neal, D. Starks, D. Sergeant, D. Sutton, D. DuCharme, M. Detmer, T. Godbold, R.2--J. Ross, Mrs. Carman, P. White, D. Pifer, M. Wescott, S. Irish, C. Lewis, T. Wareham, L. Morrone, L. Wild, G. Murray, N. Ross, B. Morrone, M. Averill, J. Sullivan, J. Heininger, Mr. Hill, R. 3--J. Legge, L. Tyrrell, L. Loughray, H. DeBaeke, D. BoBo, M. Gilmore, V. Waters, G. Medore, L. Godbold, R. Stephens, D. Marks, F. Chidester, B. Millikin, P. Glee. KEY CLUB J. Jaruzel, N. Nephew, J. Wootton, J. Drogt, D. Elehuk, C. Bunn, J. Vick, D. Paligo, D. Gage, R. Ferguson, D. Duler, D. Glover, T. Anderson, T. Fournier. RADIO AND DRAMA F.R.--L. Drogt, C. Tommrell, E. Dieterich, K. Steckler, N. Ross, R. 2--Mrs. Gaukel, C. Hess, C. Lewis, T. Tiffin, G. Murray. CAMERA CLUB--R. Post, K. Gardner, D. Sharron. MAJORETTES--J. Burns, I. Towne, J. Blodgett, S. McMahon, GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION F.R.--S. lrish, V. Waters, L. Wild, J. Cole, S. Wescott, L. Carrick, D. Riedel, K. Jones, R. Baker, L. Rosenthal, Miss Haynes, R. 2--L. Francis, J. Roose, M. Earley, L. Wallington, S. Hutzler, C. Lewis, D. BoBo, L. Jefferis, J. Swanson, R. 3--B. Winel, L. Lapham, B. Lapham, M. McCoy, N. Hubbard. SCIENCE CLUB F.R.--Mr. Rees, D. Creason, S. Johnson, D. Blaine, R. Davis, J. Pruden, P. Peters, J. Beckwith, J. Jaynes, B. Saxton, M. Peters, D. Hughes, R. 2--J. Lutz, D. Draper, J. Beckwith, J. Baker, B. Rees, D. Heyl, G. Meyer, J. Stephens, W. Anderson, R. Blouch, R. 3--D. Gerber, G. Schicker, M. Jenkins, J. Osterman. NURSES CLUB F.R,--M. DuBois, K. Austin, L. Woodward, T. Wareham, R. 2--S. Wise, I. Zarzyski, J. Cole, L. Francis, L. Welch, S. Schultz, J. Austin. TRI-HI-Y : S. Wotchko, C. Detmer, S. Lawrence, M. Vincent, M. Forman, M. Dieterich. LIBRARIANS S. Gibson, C. Coslow, G. Soderman, Mrs. Carman, M. Chess, J. Jaynes, C. Burtis, S. Roose, B. Carpenter, R. Doty, R. Vany, L. DeHart, G. Bradbury, J. Sullivan, K. Steckler, D. Hughes, B. Gilmore, A. Wotchko. GLEE CLUB F.R.--C. Gibson, J. McEvers, J. Blodgett, B. Kulp, L. Nephew, P. Day, K. Jones, L. Jefferis, B. Rees, R. 2--D. Hughes, S. Wise, L. Woodward, D. Miller, L. Welch, V. Waters, B. Baker, J. Swanson, L. Gerber, L. Rosenthal, R. 3--P. Cohee, D. Jordan, K. Hiester, Mrs. Seidenstucker. 46 (0 el oo Bers NEM Conference Champs FRONT ROW: E. Wilson, C. Bunn, C. Kastle, J. Gibel, T. Hamp, T. Plack and J. Baker. 2nd ROW: B. McNeil, J. McEvers, C. Fifield, J. Heininger, B. Bowman, B. Gilmore and F. Chidester. 3rd ROW: G. Medore, G. Ander- son, R. Fifield, D. Euler, M. Wescott, D. Paligo, B. Sutton and R. Ferguson. 4th ROW: T. Fournier, Mgr. M. Brenton, K. Glover, J. Wootton, M. Earley, J. Jaynes, D. Heyl and T. Anderson. BACK ROW: J. Vick, D. Gage, D. Elchuck and Mgr. S. Johnson. Outstanding Coaches HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH Lou Economou Don Wallace Backfield Line Bobkittens Compile 4-3 Record FRONT ROW: M. Peters, J. Tyrrell, S. Earley, D. Hoeltzel, D. Creason, B. Saxton and R. Bigelow. 2nd ROW: S. Gardner, P. Peters, J. Pruden, D. Sutton, D. Tift, B. Oster and G. Myer. 3rd ROW: J. Doyle, W. Neal, D. DuCharme, B. Cornell, M. Detmer, P. Wootton, D. Ely and C. Guldner. BACK ROW: M. Seilo, D. Starks, T. Godbold, M. Drogt, G. VanDuinen and W. Seidenstucker. Mike Seilo William Seidenstucker Backfield Line ! Varsity Score Board BOBCATS OPPONENTS BOBCATS OPPONENTS AS Harrison 6 Roscommon 30 13 Beaverton 20 Whittemore 0 27 + Alcona la ‘Traverse City — 39 Arenac 60 Kalkaska 6 Conference Champs Receive Trophy ig Conference Champions--The Houghton Lake Bobcats here are receiving the 1964 Conference trophy. ALL-CONFERENCE Capt. Jerry Baker --Center Mike Wescott--Halfback Fred Chedister --Linebacker John Vick--Tackle | Tom Plack--Guard | ALL-STATE Honorable Mention Captain Jerry Baker Halfback Mike Wescott Coaches Lou Economou and Donald Wallace take honor in receiving the conference trophy from N,E.M. Conference President, Clarence Metzger. 50 Thoughts the Football Season Bring We never had that play Mr. Wallace won't let anybody touch before. me! OK.Lou go in there for Wescott. I'm goin' down the country goin' ta have a lot of fun. I did so too clean my Darn double shoes. darn. Tra La-Tra La 4 Pa il tte ste ee Bobcats Building for Future FRONT ROW: Tim Kemp, Mike Drogt, Greg Anderson, Carl Bunn, Mike Wescott and Jan Heininger. BACK ROW: Bob Bowman, John Vick, Dave Elchuck, Arnold Synder, Bill Gilmore and Coach Wallace. Donald Wallace confines his coaching to the cage sport, along with being assistant football coach. In his past three seasons, his teams have all been in the thick of the NEM Conference race. Mr. Wallace is a native of Clare, Michigan, and a graduate of Clare High School and Central Michigan University. He taught and coached at Tawas Area prior to coming to the Lake four years ago. COACH DONALD WALLACE Bobkittens Preparing for Future es eee eX HA: RYY ey FRONT ROW: Duane Clark, Gary VanDuinen, Ted Jaruzel, Mike Earley, Dan McDonald, Ken Gardner and Randy Stuck. BACK ROW: Coach Seilo, Tom Godbold, Brad Saxton, Glen Guldner, Randy Smith, Mike Peterson, Dan Sutton, Bob Cornell and Wayne Neal. Mike Seilo, a native of Marquette, Michigan, is the Junior Varsity Football coach along with being the Junior Varsi- ty Basketball coach. He is a speech correctionist and a graduate of Northern Michigan College. COACH MIKE SEILO 5d Seniors Last Cage Stand | | Bob Bowman Bill Gilmore Jan Heininger Carl Bunn Guard Forward Guard Guard Many-Expressions Whooooooo... Take this buddy Don't shoot officer Behind the Back Action I'm Joe Tough! Green and White, Fight-Fight. 1,2 Cha-Cha-Cha. j Come on guys I've got to see Doc. about that hand. Cc 2 pm U Ae: U = 0) = Bobcats Br 1964 Track Season FIRST ROW Sitting: Tom Lippincott, Jim Constantine, Ed McCormick, Bob Johnson, Mike Baumgartner, and Steve Saxton. SECOND ROW: Don Baese, Steve Perry, Don Blodgett, John McEvers, Brad Saxton and Mike Ander- son. STANDING: Coach Economou, Norm Nephew, Dan Napieralski, Corian Fifield, Dave Elchuck, Dave Jordan, Ron Ferguson, Jon Drogt, John Randall, Wayne Neal, Fred Chidister, Tom Plackowski and assistant Coach Saxton. Much competition from teams in conference, A Big Success for Local Squad 5 ahs. ¥ 2 ae; fa : - pee iy Another first for Perry in hurdles. MILE RELAY CONFERENCE CHAMPS KNEELING: Bob Johnson and John McEvers. STANDING: Tom Lippincott and Don Baese. Perry on way to breaking school record. Subs VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Marcia Forman Mary Wescott Chris Detmer ( CAPTAIN) Kathy Elgas Rhonda Brenton Bev Morrone Linda Drogt Mary Jane Stephens Donna Pifer (CAPTAIN) Trudy Wareham Janice Martin Vicki Waters Gail Soderman Darlene Euler Cheerleaders Encourage 4 4 a ee STANDING: Left to right--Bev Morrone, Rhonda Brenton, and Mary Jane Stephens. FRONT ROW: Chris Detmer, Linda Drogt and Kathy Elgas. School Spirit STANDING: Gail Soderman, Janice Martin and Vicki Waters. MIDDLE ROW: Trudy Wareham, Donna Pifer and Darlene Euler, and Mary Wescott in front. tie’ . | : . Z ) ) eee SS —(@ Homecoming Carolyn Breyer, represent- ing the senior class was escorted by Dean Dull, of Midland, Michigan. Laurel Bock, representing the junior class was es- corted by Peter Schoeman, of Midland, Michigan. Rena Sliwa, representing the sophomore class was escorted by George Ja- minson, of Brighton, Michigan. Christine Detmer, repre- senting the freshman class was escorted by Roger Cady, of Houghton Lake, Michigan. 64 Floats and Hard Work Go Hand in Hand Color Us Victorious was the title of the Senior class float. The Sophomore Class dubed their float, Stop the Cardinals. The surfing theme of Wipe Em Out was chosen by the Juniors. The Freshman Class named their float Cream the Cardinals. 65 The judges deliberated on their decision for each float was worthy of the honor, First Place.” They chose Wipe Em Out, ' the junior class entry as the winner. Another Part of Half-Time Entertainment Is Roy Smith, President of the Student Senate, crowns Miss Carolyn Breyer, the 1964 Homecoming Queen. Her attendants are Patricia Martin and Scott Carman. A happy smile from Queen Carolyn and her court climaxes the half- time ceremonies. 66 Larry Godbold repre - senting Barry Gold- water, James Jaynes representing Lyndon B. Johnson, Mr. Gayle Saxton, 1964 yearbook advisor, watches his successor, Mr. Donald Fockler, pro- mote the 1965 annual. Student interest is shown for this year's book fair which proved to be a big success for the P.T.A. October 1, was a big day for Houghton Lake High School's Junior Class because they received their class rings. Many happy smiles were present at this scene. Busy Days The home- Bob Dell of coming dance WTAC in Flint was a as the guest success with disc jockey ge The Senior play Who Dunit was a combination of mystery and comedy. Winter Lull Mr. Ray E. Sullivan took us through history with guns from our ancestors to the present. Mr. Economou starts the assembly with a friendly question to the student body. Initiation for these girls to F.T.A. meant colorful halls for the rest of the student body. They are from left to right, C. Lewis, K. Sensor, G. Murray, R. Rayler, S. Lawrence. Houghton Lake High School Band Conducted by Mr. Barry Barter Left to right the members are: J. Pray, J. Austin, L. Gildner, H. Dankert, D. Bobo, L. Youngs, R. Stuck, B. Hodo, S. Godbold, E. Dieterich, T. Randolph, T. Tiffin, R. Cornell, Mr. Barter, P. White, T. Godbold, G. Tiepel, K. Gardener, P. Morford, C. Blouch, D. McConnell, T. Moran, G. Swanson, and S. Johnson. The head of the Music Department at Houghton Lake High School is Mr. Barry Barter. A graduate of Wayne State Uni- versity, Detroit, Michigan. Mr. Barter holds a Bachelor of Science degree in music and is presently working on his masters degree. This is his first year at Houghton Lake High School. sae Nek sR EIN EN niece BI trea tame esewitnn « ae Mr. Economou presents the senior girls to the student body, giving a few facts about their per- sonal history. Left to right, they are: S. Wotchko, L. Drogt, P. Day, C. Keene, C. Holland, S. Lawrence, L. Moss, L. Sergeant, M. Chess, C. Breyer, L. Bock, L. Sutton, G. VanSickle, S. Roose, G. Wise, M. Dieterich, M. Vincent. These thirteen girls chosen from the senior class competed in a talent show, to narrow the number down to the five finalists for Miss Houghton Lake of 1965. L. to R.--R. Sliwa, J. Huntley, G. Howard, S. Wotchko, C. Keene, L. Sergeant, L. Drogt, C. Breyer, C. Holland, G. VanSickle, C. Detmer, L. Bock, M. Dieterich. “LR You say we need HOW many more roses? ' Left to right: S. Wotchko, L. Bock, B. Bowman, G. Van- Sickle, L. Sergeant. The Big Night E. J. and The Echo's provided the music for this years annual Sno-Ball. The decorations of Winter Roses were scattered across the arched ceiling of the gym. Tables were placed around the dance floor. Each was adorned with A Winter Rose. ; bess —_ Carol, Miss Houghton Lake 1965, and her court watch as Mr. Fockler presents the awards. Members of the courts are from left to right; Carolyn Breyer, Rena Sliwza, Prince Ricky Goupil, Queen Carol, Past Queen Judy, Princess Kimberly Wood, Linda Sergeant, and Laurel Bock. Grand March Carol Holland Now Reigns As Miss Houghton Lake of 1965 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Firestone Chevrolet + Chevy II - Corvair + Corvette B.F. Goodrich Best Wishes to the Seniors ROSS GROCERY SUMMIT HEIGHTS RESORT Phone 8-447] Zone 10, Houghton Lake Compliments of SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY MAT Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations to Class of '65 from LEWIS' RUSTIC OASIS RESORT Zone 25, North Short Compliments to the Class of 1965 HUTSON INSURANCE AGENCY Service at a Savings Phone 366-5196 Houghton Lake, Michigan BLUE JAY INN. Private Dining Room Open the Year Around Zone 12 Houghton Lake, Michigan PINE VIEW GOLF COURSE Phone 478-9821 Adjoining the Pines Theatre and Argonaut Bar In Zone 9 and 10 on M-55 | a Compliments of THE TREASURE CHEST Gifts to Treasure Thoughtfulness Can Be a Gift Large or Small The Treasure Chest Has Them All Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from THE ARCADE SHOPPING CENTER LYNN'S T.YV. PETGAS DISTRIBUTING. CO. FACTORY MERCHANDISE OUTLET M-55, Zone 11 in Arcade Shopping Center, Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of Congratulations Class of '65 MOUNTS RESORT NOREEN'S HAIR STYLING Phone 478-8921 Houghton Lake, Michigan South Shore Congratulations Class of 65 Compliments of WILD PLUMBING AND HARDWARE TERRY'S PHARMACY Houghton Lake, Michigan Houghton Lake Heights, Michigan Let's Go Dancing Everything for Your Building Needs from Start to Finish at THE MUSIC BOX Summer Schedule Open Monday Thru Sunday Nights Winter Schedule Open Saturday Night NORTH SHORE LUMBER COMPANY THE RICE MOTEL Compliments of Modern Brick Units Helen and Ford Rice, Proprietors Ph. 478-3796 HOUGHTON LAKE LANES , Open Year Around Zone 7 M-55 Lew and Gladys Brandt Houghton Lake Village AND STRIKE SPARE RESTAURANT Compliments of TREE TRIMMING REMOVAL John and Lorraine Douglas Power Saw All Tree Equipment Free Estimates Phone 366-7814 Bowl and Eat at the Same Place Bud Detmer Prudenville, Mich. Compliments of the Compliments of SPIKE HORN BAR DICK'S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes Wherever You Go Bill and Mary DuVall Prudenville, Michigan | Zone 22 North Shore Compliments of Compliments of PELE Ss eRESORL WAYE'S PIZZA DRIVE-IN Pete and Mary N. Rodes We Serve Anything from a Coney Island to a New York Strip Steak, Including Those Delicious Pizzas North Shore Good Luck to the Class of 1965 t arowtad Noon f aA ne F000 fa HOLIDAY MOTEL COLONIAL ROOM Congratulations to the Class of '65 HAROLD G,. FORMAN INSURANCE Prudenville on Houghton Lake Compliments of BOB'S SPORTING GOODS Zone 9 Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '65 WALTER'S MARKET Ralva and Jack Norris North Shore Zone 2] Compliments of PEER VARIETY STORE George and Ester Peer Across from the High School Compliments of THE BEEF HOUSE Zone 12 Houghton Lake, Michigan Best Wishes from Compliments of SMOKE - me ceive eS ac MARY HILL { | Les l i } 1 ’ a= 5 I lairdresser a ae | . Pee | PAT BOB'S Phone: Greenwood 8-3472 Prudenville, Michigan Houghton Lake, Mich: Congratulations Seniors from Compliments of BEAMISH RESTAURANT Zone 12 Houghton Lake Best Wishes from THE PRUDENVILLE BEAUTY SALON Phone 366-5041 WV AGO. 92 VG: Bob Bev Bobby Renae Judy Jeanette 788 West Houghton Lake Dr. Best Wishes to the Class of '65 NICK KEN'S SHAN GRI-LA RESORT Houghton Lake, Michigan Best Wishes from FORD'S HARDWARE Phone 422-5327 Albert Delmotte John Miller Prudenville, Michigan Corner of Northshore Dr. and Westshore Dr. in Zone 1, Houghton Lake ———— 4, I “rani ‘he’ omen Houghton Lake ResdMtens NEWSPAPER PRINTIAG in ty y , AS Sus VAY tai) AY Ee OE, £ ig ‘ ee gee Og me THE HOUGHTON LAKE RESORTER Weekly Newspaper--Commercial Printing Nlews of the Northland Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of FLOYD'S GLASS AND WINDOW-SERVICE Houghton Lake Village Congratulations Class of '65 Clothing for the Entire Family THE FAMILY STORE Luke’s Resort Lester and Lela Howe Houghton Lake, Mich. Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of RUBY'S CORNER Home Baked Bread and Pastries Bill and Ruby O'Mell Houghton Lake Heights Best Wishes to the Class of '65 JACOBS HARDWARE Your Trustworthy Store Zone 10 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 VINA DEL MAR MOTEL Congratulations to the Class of '65 from the CLOVERLEAF RESTAURANT Fran and Jim DuBois Next to the State Police Post Congratulations to the Class of '65 CURTIS' MARKET Houghton Lake Village Congratulations Seniors from ROBERT O'BOYLE PINKY’S IGA FOODLINER Red Carpet Service for the Lady Who Pushes the Cart Zone 6 Congratulations from RALPH HELEN FROH Compliments of Your Deer Skinning Center SOULTS: TAXIDERMY STUDIO Houghton Lake, Michigan You Save on Our Big Carload Purchases Houghton Lake, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of '65 from JOHN R. HEMBREE L L SPORT SHOP Boat--Motor Ice Shanty Rentals Live Bait All Makes of Motor Repair Evinrude Sales Service Zone 24 North Shore Congratulations, Seniors! Best Wishes to the Class of '65 DOYLE'S OG 125 12 00:STORE ENNIS MOTEL AND TRAILER COURT Prudenville, Michigan South Shore on M55 Zone 12 Compliments of Compliments of NEILSON'S BOWMAN'S GROCERY STANDARD SERVICE 24 Hour Service Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of — eRe caRtiemeecoene meena te “Srnec yeas ormneetiomn ten paemaemstann “ROS COMMON STATE BANK Branches in Roscommon--Mio Member of the Houghton Lake--Prudenville Federal Reserve System Congratulations to the Class of '65 Best of Luck Seniors of '65 Especially TOM TAM-A-RAC Specializing Family Style Dinners PLACKS RESORT American--ltalian Ted Stella Gadawski Houghton Lake, Michigan Houghton Lake Heights, Mich. Compliments of Compliments of NORTH SHORE KNAPP'S 5¢ to $1.00 HARDWARE Houghton Lake Village, Michigan North Shore om x. BAY WOOLEN (0. Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 TRAVERSE BAY WOOLEN CO. Prudenville, Michigan Compliments of VINCENT’S SPORTING GOODS Open the Year Around Gifts, Souvenirs Licenses Hunting Fishing Indian Moccasins Jewelry Live Bait Equipment Congratulations to Class of '65 Congratulations BUCKEYE GROCERY Compliments of THE ABSTRACT CO. Herb and Helen Smith FORBES TEXACO SERVICE Houghton Lake, Michigan Zone 12 Houghton Lake, Mich. THE PIT DRI VE-IN RESTAURANT PRUDENVILLE PUTT-R-GOLF Finest in Miniature Golfing PRUDENVILLE TRAMPOLINES Family Fun and Exercise SPRINGWATER BEACH All 1 Block E. of M-18 on M-55 Best Wishes HOUGHTON LAKE BLOCK CO., INC. Blocks for Every Purpose 1 2 Mile West of Houghton Lake Village Phone 478-4251 Compliments to the Seniors LODGE NUMBER 1982 Houghton Lake, Michigan Best Wishes to the Seniors of '65 MARSH'S LANDING Sporting Goods--Fishing Tackle Opposite State Police Post Corner of M-55 and Old U.S. 27 The New Proprietors Joe and Jackie Davison Welcome You to STEVENS RESTAURANT BAKERY Zone 6, M-55 Houghton Lake Best Wishes to the Seniors of '65 DELUXE DRY CLEANERS Carpet, Rug and Furniture Cleaning Houghton Lake 478-8322 Compliments of DOUGLAS MARKET Open Year Around Zone 25 North Shore NAVAJO TRADING POST WILLIAM KEPLER Real Estate Gen. Insurance Main Office Phone 422-5405 1 Block North of State Police Post Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of Your Community Health Center KRONNER PHARMACY Phone 366-761 1 Prudenville, Michigan CHEVY 7_CARS - TRUCKS _ Compliments of BOB BALDWIN CHEVROLET Houghton Lake Village, Michigan Good Luck Seniors Best Wishes to Class of '65 : IRENE'S PLACE : THE | Zone 10 Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of Se —— CLIFF PETERSON BOAT LIVERY Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes to Class of '65 ENOS REALTY yl) For a Relaxing LF Vacation in the Sun Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of STRATTON'S BAKERY With Very Pleasant Surroundings. Houghton Lake Village Zone 11 Houghton Lake, Mich. Congratulations to the Class of '65 rojas cones ra at a ae ee te vn pe MA BUTCHER'S KITCHEN WITH THE miObs IP LEiM KENNEY’S i PHOTOGRAPHIC | STUDIO Best Wishes to the Senior Class AAA Wrecker Service msedincs r ks fifa e.- GYD) G.M.C, Trucks poe ————— PETERSEN’S STANDARD SERVICE North Shore Houghton Lake, Michigan STANDARD Congratulations STUCK'S FURNITURE Good Luck, Seniors FUEL SES OO, INC. B. F. GOODRICH TIRE STORE LONGVIEW COTTAGES Phone 366-5100 Zone 12 Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations Seniors ROE AUKER REALTOR Phone 355-5150 Zone 11 Houghton Lake, Michigan OPEN DOOR RESTAURANT 24 Hour Service Telephone 422-9214 Ruth Lilley, Proprietor Corner of M-55 and Old U.S. 27 Congratulations! MAXINE'S MARKET Zone 12 Houghton Lake Compliments of JANE HEWITT 4154 M-55 478-475] GILMORE BUSINESS SERVICE Commercial Bookkeepers and Tax Consultants Compliments from SUN 'N SNOW RESORT Dan and Leota Euler Best Wishes NORTH BAY MARINE SPORT SHOP M. V. Simons Zone 32 Houghton Lake Good Luck, Seniors _ DIETERICH'S RESORT Prudenville Michigan Congratulations! WHITEHEAD'S RESTAURANT Delicious Broasted Chicken Dinners Open 24 Hours Also Tub or Barrel Take Out Compliments of EMPLOYEES TbeROs OrELGE Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1965 Let's Go Fishing Prudenville, Michigan Good Luck Class of '65 SAND BAR Your Hosts Claude and Aldora Thorpe Prudenville, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of '65 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 DOG-N-SUDS TERRY DENEEN’S Double K Special The Worlds Creamiest Root Beer Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of SEA BREEZE MOTEL SCHOOL OF DANCE Always Open Al and Dee Servas 130 Edgewood Drive Prudenville, Michigan Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments to the Seniors Compliments of SUMMIT BAY SERVICENTER 4844 West Houghton Lake Drive Phone 478-9931 Zone 10 Houghton Lake, Michigan Compliments of R. S, RESTAURANT Behave Yourselves LEONARD SERVICE Do a Good Job Located on Old U.S. 27 Houghton Lake, Michigan - THOMPSON'S MEN AND BOYS WEAR Roscommon, Michigan Congratulations Seniors THE GRAND MOTEL Houghton Lake, Michigan Private Accommodations for All Pets Phone 422-5484 Zone 6 PET AAOTEL} GROOMING SERVICE M-55 We Would Like to Thank the Following People Who Contributed RWNM—ODONAaAKRWN— to the 1965 Bobcat: . ELM LODGE RESORT . DERUS GROCERY . BABIONS GROCERY . FRIGIDAIRE SALES SERVICE . WHISPERING PINES RESORT . WAREING'S GROCERY . SWITZER SUNOCO . GOUPILS ELECTRIC . HAMMOND VIEW GROCERY MGLOUTIERS ocal.@.o1.00 . CAPPY'S ROYAL MOTEL . PALMER'S REXORT . LETHA CARRICK . KEN'S FISHING SUPPLY THANK-YOU HUNT'S REXALL =DRUG QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY 7) ae a. [e-4 O O _ — WME EEG Sate Rpt = eee = a Sa AG eR ea ER POE sii oeven ies aie Nop tees) Ey: ame Oe ; ; Bae. HEA IOND as pa) f SERS EE RR CLR ces 9 : BLS, a scaeass Het Piers ihiaiceaiccies ses. ee ee ea