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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

¥! Xs oe x § by 4 wee: Ce Kgathite SS Stabe Ca Sg Nattonal News —1966 — 1. Vaulting to New Heights—University of Southern California pole vaulter Bob Seagren sails over the bar at 17 feet 5% inches to set a new world’s record at the Fresno Relays. 2. Say Hey—On April 24th, Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants hit his 51lth career home run to tie the all-time National League record of Mel Ott. Willie’s history-making shot traveled 415 feet into the left field seats. - 3. Walt Disney Dies—On December 15th, famed movie maker Walt Disney passed away due to acute circulatory collapse. Shown here with one of his more famous characters, “Mickey Mouse”, Disney leaves behind a legacy of fantasy and dreams which has thrilled hundreds of millions of children and adults all over the world. HIGH RESOLUTION LAG ich Fa baa 7 + Hite. oeabiteel a) ‘ : 4 tt Ne aie ok ¥ 4 5 LAWRENCE ROWAN apy sip ae 4. Moon Photo Assembled—On August 19th, Dr. Lawrence Rowan described this remarkable high resolution photograph of the surface of the moon to newsmen and scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. The pic- ture was made by assembling 87 framelets taken from the Lunar Orbiter satellite and relayed back to earth. 5. 1966 Oscar Winners—On April 18th, all moviedom ap- plauded these four stars at the Annual Acade my presentation ceremony. From the left, Lee Marvin—best actor for “Cat Ballou”; British star Julie Christie—best actress for “Darling”; Shelley Winters—best supporting actress for “A Patch of Blue”; and Martin Balsam—best supporting actor for “A Thousand Clowns”. 6. Artificial Heart Implant—On April 21st, the medical world was electrified when it learned that Dr. Michael DeBakey (left), Baylor University Medical School heart surgeon, had successfully implanted an artificial heart in Marcel L. De- Rudder at Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. Mr. De- Rudder later died of a ruptured left lung, though it was reported that the implant was a success. Lent cih eae CS RNR riches 7. Photograph Reaches New Heights—This photograph was taken from an altitude of 475 miles during the Gemini 10 space flight of astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins in July of 1966. Gibraltar appears in the upper right. 8. Surprised Miss America—Pretty 19-year-old Jan Jayroe, Miss Oklahoma, expresses surprise and happiness in the same gesture upon learning that she was Miss America 1967. 9. Pat and Luci—Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent walk down steps of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington on August 6th following the wedding of Nugent and the daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson. 10. Strikeout King Retires—Lefthander Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers announced on November 18th that he was retiring from baseball due to an arthritic elbow. Winner of the Cy Young Award three times, Koufax set an all-time record of 382 strikeouts during the 1965 season. 11. Speaks Up For GOP—Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirk- sen answered President Johnson’s accusations that the GOP is a party of fear by declaring that “the President’s statements actually spell out the most damning self-indictment in modern political history”. 12. White House Pickets—In August, these sign-carrying pickets marched up and down in front of the White House in protest to the probe of their anti-Viet Nam war activities by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. POS BO Go- Editors - Mary vee Assistants --Wayne ba cam ( Godbold This 1966-67 school year is very nearly at its close. For some, as the seniors, this year went by just too rapidly. To the underclassmen the year is usually slowed down by the thought of coming back again the following fall. This annual holds fond memories of people and activities that, because the year went by as quickly as it did, you don't seem to remember in just your mind alone. .We in the annual staff want this book to be cherished as a memento of great friends and good times. The Staff Sm ON DOD Organization Activities Athletics Administration Underclassmen Seniors Advertisements C’ O N IE Ia N JE S 2 = = : ne = S ws oO Backbone of °67 Bobcat This years annual staff worked hard from before the school year began right up until the last deadline was met. Many hours were put in even after school in order that the Houghton Lake Bobcat would come off the presses according to schedule. We in the an- naul staff feel we have done our best in giving to you a better annual than the pre- vious years. Student Senate Is Students’ Junior School Board The Student Senate has been busy throughout the year with many activities like organizing the Christ - mas dance, homecoming activities, setting up the dress code and many other important student essen- tial to the smooth opera- tion of our school system. Teachers wstant Ass ee tae Exchange students look toward home. A typical intelligent (?) senior class. —— ls Basketball ih G 5 3 ES : = 1éty National Honor Soc S Ss eS : S SS Science Club ; What's this for! Seniors busy at work. ting Club ing Wrestl Nn x Bao D = Double dozen plus one. Houghton Lk. Champions! Room service anyone? Who's Who in Organization FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA EF. Dietrich, R. Baker, D. Mueller,.C. Coslow, W. Neal, B. Vincent, D. Euler, L. Golm, B. Marra, P. Baker, G. Soderman, L. Hill, C. Hobohm, N. Geiger, L. Wal- lington, N. Marra, B. Webb, G. Meyer, K. Sensor, S. Lynk, S. Wood, V. Leedy, D. Delano, N. Bonham, D. Williams, B. Scholtens, K. Tiffin, S. Vincent, S. Senor, D. Boyer, L. VanSickle, Mrs. Wenig. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA R. Elmer, S. Babion, B. Gildner, B. Roberts, L. Gilbreath, C. Dove, D. DeLano, Ne LOula have eceaye. Ne Gearhart, ) Kulp, |. Burns, L. Hughs, DY Hunter, D. Rowe, Mrs. Pruden. Cont. ASSISTANT TEACHERS T. Godbold, J. Doyle, P. Duvendeck, M. Gilmore, R. Breyer, W. Neal, M. Harris, i} D. Euler, J. Lutz, G. Guidner, W2 Pruett; Go Miles Le onitie screen a LIBRARIANS C. Allen, D. Melton, R. Breyer, R. Williams, J. Norris, M. Averill, D. Matter, 4 C.Coslow, D. McConnell, M. Colby, S. Hutzler, K. Riedel, M. Anderson, L. q Jefferis, Mrs. Carman. i GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION if N. Geiger, G. Pruden, T. Wareham; R. Murry, TGulp hie R ledelmepeowancor | i, D. Mueller, 5. Hutzler, T. Roberts, 5. Gibson, J. Legge) Ma Harriss eile Cole, C. Hobohm, J. Burns, S. Hamp, R. Jones, B. Matter, Mrs. Frohm. GIRLS BASKETBALL J. Legge, S. Hamp, L. VonSee, S. Barnam, J. Cole;) By Rodertc see etna Lensky, K. Cook, B. Matter, C. Hobohm, K. Brown, K. VanSickle, S. Cole. N. Geiger, G. Pruden, S. Gibson, J. Swanson, S. Hutzler, S.4bynk, Ka Kalissen ones M. Harris, $. Gibson, D. DeLano, D. Mueller, R. Murry) Hilly] Warenaiiepe Marra, T. Kulp, K. Riedel, P. Kepler, V. Leedy, K. Blodgett. | sBurucemty am Frohm. BAND J. Meyer, B. Scholtens, G. Tiepel, B. King, C. Bowman, D. Boyer, S. Greenwald, R. Jones, G. Mattson, M. Duvendeck, J. Pray, E. McQuire, D. VanDuninen, S. Adams, D. Elgas, D. Dankert, G. Dieterich, W. Hines, C. Hunter, omerezzatomle Quirk, N. Marra, D. Stensrud, K. Gardner, G. Swanson, D. Weinel, D. McConnell, D. Mueller, P. Baker, Mr. Barter. fa! GEEEsGLUs efi J. Benser, K. Blodgett, S. Blodgett, S. Babion, Y. Bowers, S. Cole, S. Gibson, K. 5 Jones, R. Murray, B. Roberts, K. Stuck, J. Swanson, S. Vincent, D. Williams, S. ; Bassett, B. Cook, P. Dankert, J. Enos, B. Fetterhoff, S. Forman, C. Gothan, is i Hanson, J. Harris, K. Huff, D. Hunter, M. Fefferis, D. McCoy, P. McReynolds, M. Marrone, P. Mesler, K. Moran, M. Pruden, B. Randall, V. Schicker, M. Sensor, C.,Smith, S. Tommerall, L. Towner, G. Trall, Lb - VonSeasese Wedding, G. Williams, J. Williams, Miss Steege. NEWSETTE STAFF : D. McDonald, J. Pruden, L. Morrone, D. Hoetzel, G. Swanson, E. Dietrich, B. Saxton, R. Stuck, D. Starks, J. Cole, G. Meyer, L. Gildner, G. Schicker, P. Peters, B. Vincent, P. Bradley, Mr. Jossens. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY C.Coslow, M. Averill, J. Pray, M. Gilmore, P. Duvendeck, M. Peters, M. Grogt, T. Godbold, R. Breyer. SKI CEUB There are about 85 members. Space does not permit naming each member. CAMERA CLUB : D. Matter, L. VonSee, B. Williams, P. Kepler, R. Thompson, D. Thompson, W. Hanneman, V. Leedy, M. Randall, S. Wood, B. Marra, D. DeLano, N. Bonham, C. Miles, D. Mueller, D. VanDuienen, W. Hines, C. Hunter, G. Mattson, J. Pruden, D. Starks, R. Godbold, D. Melton, D. McDonald, B. Cook, Mr. Rigling, Mr. Johnson. SGIENGE .CL.UB S. Johnson, L. VonSee, Dan Matter, Wayne Neal, K. Brown, J. Doyle, M. Peters, N. Geiger, M. Anderson, B. Saxton, D. Starks, P. Peters, J. Pruden, J. Beckwith, G. Meyer, R. Stuck, T. Jaruzel, W. Preuett, C. Miles, G. Schicker, C. Allen, Mr. Bischoff. ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1966 The Four Queen Candidates, From Left to Right; Donna Pifer, Soivi Savikko, Janice Mar- tin, and Darlene Euler anxiously await the judges decision as the band plays: Hello My Baby. Before a large Homecoming crowd Donna is an- nounced as the 1966 Queen. Donna is seen here be- ing crowned by Student Gov't President Mary Wes- cott. 18 | | Queen Donna Escort Mike Anderson Junior Candidate Janice Martin Escort Dave Tift 19 Senior Candidate Darlene Euler Escort, Phil Allen Sophomore Candidate Soivi Savikko Escort Hein Hamming FHlomecoming Queen 1966 Miss Donna Pzifer This ‘n’? That The 21st Sno-Ball Comes into Being The fifteen candidates were: Loraine Wallington, Teresa Tiffin, Darlene Euler, Mary Kay Harris, Elaine Diete- tich, Gail Soderman, Donna Pifer, Joanne Pray, Soivi Savikko, Jane legge, Janice Martin, and Karen Jones. Not pictured were: Kay Bowman, Mary Wescott, and Lee Wild. The twenty-first annual Sno-Ball began with the talent show of all senior girls vying for the title of Miss Houghton Lake 1967. The sixteen girls were introduced to the student body as poten- tial finalists. The six finalists were chosen by a panel of three judges. These finalists were: Karen Jones, Joanne Pray, Darlene Euler, Donna Pifer, Elaine Dieterich, and Janice Martin. The Sno-Ball was a beautiful event with the theme Northern Lights carried out in beautiful detail. Music was provided by The Highliters of M.S.U. Miss Houghton Lake of 1966, Marcia. Kay Forman, and the Prince, Phillip Archer and Princess, Connie Wyckoff, ascended the throne to watch over the coronation festivities, as the candi- dates made their final promenade around the gymnasium. Before an excited crowd Miss Janice Martin was chosen Miss Houghton Lake of 1967 . Gifts were presented each girl, as well as various gifts for the queen . Queen Janice led the traditional Grand March, and more danc- ing and music followed, thus ending another successful Sno-Ball. | 2 with the Selection of Queen Candidates Janice Elaine Darlene Martin Dieterich Euler The Excitement Coniii - 2 ie 3 L. to R.: Karen Jones, Bob Schichtel, Joanne Pray, Gordon Swanson, Darlene Euler, Phil Allen, Connie Wyckoff, Janice Martin, Dave Tift, Phillip Archer, Marcia Forman, Dwayne Clark, Elaine Dieterich, Donna Pifer, and Dave Paligo. VDF - OST Pictured with Queen Janice is Princess Connie Wyckoff and Prince Phillip Archer. inued Throughout the Big Night Queen Janice led the traditional Grand March. Houghton Lake 1967 Miss E = 2 s = 8 = 8 = Ss 3 = ATHLETICS Bobcats En - Dismal Season Aas OPPONENTS OPPONENTS ao Lake City H.L. . 3. Roscommon = | 13 12 0 aes 40 | 2 | ere Beaverton H.,. .. . Whittemore ) 0 18 6 7 Ae HY Se: ae Alcona Hae. eee . Traverse City S.F. 0 6 0 m 34 al. eee Harrison : 13 19 ‘ . 28 ¢ -— Bobkittens End | Scoring Drought ROW 4--C. Gee; J. White; G. Peters; K. Rayl; Tim Webb; J. Haveman; B. Hoetzel; ROW $-- C, Oster; S. Prezzato; G. Matson; J. Wallington; J. Guy; W. Hanneman; Bruce Plackowski; ROW 2--J. Wallington; K._ Peters; D. Lepper; T. Peshick; D. Weinel; G. Dieterich; Coach Bischoff; ROW 1--R. Gee, Megr.; L. Averill; D. Matter; C. Butler; P. Baumgartner; B. Enghoffer. 29 Bobcat Offenswe Eleven °F� “x a Mike Peters--6'0 , 165, Left End 2 year Letterman All-Conference (Jr.) (Hon. Ment.) Mike Detmer--5'9 , 160, Halfback 2 Year Letterman Rabbit Wayne Neal--5'8 1 2 , 150, Quarterback 2 year Letterman All-Conference (lst Team) (Def. Halfback) (jr. Sr. years) Roger Breyer--5'7 , 150, Halfback 1 year Letterman (scored 60 yd. TD) (against Lake City) John Tom John Panos--5'10 , 190, TACKLE All-Conference, All State (lst Team) (H. ment) 1 year Letterman Tom Godbold--5'10 , 145, End All-Conference (Def. End) (1st Team) 2 year Letterman Brad Mad Dog Brad Saxton--5'9 , 155, Def. Halfback 1 year Letterman pinpvoyle=-9°10 , 170, TACKLE 1 year Letterman Durnell Gordie Durnell Hoetzel--5'10 , 170, Guard 2 year Letterman All-Conference (Hon. Ment.) Gordon Swanson--6'0 , 180, Center 1 year Letterman 31 Coaches of the “66”-“67” Football Season Mr. Davids Varsity Mr, Sible Junior Varsity Mr. Bischoff Mr. Saxton 32 Participation, Enthusiasm, Pompons = Pep VARSITY: L. to R. Gail Soderman, Elaine Dieterich, Donna Pifer, Darlene Euler, Mary Wescott, and Rhonda Baker. JUNIOR VARSITY: BACK--Sue Greenwald, Cheryl Alton, and Debbie Melton, FRONT -- Teresa Roberts, Linda Hughes, Barb King, Pam Baker, and Linda VonSee. 33 VARSITY, TOP ROW: Mgr. S. Johnson, T. Godbold, R. Hacker, M. Peters, M. Drogt, Coach Solokis. SECOND ROW: P. Peters, W. Neal, S. Earley, G. VanDuinen, B. Cornell, D. Sutton. Coach Solokis J.V. Basketball Coach Davids JUNIOR VARSITY, TOP ROW: Coach Davids, G. Dieterich, M. Streff, D. Hoeltzel, D. Burke, D. Matter, D. Comell, W. Hanneman. SECOND ROW: J. Wallington, K. Peters, L. Averill, J. Quirk, M. Drogt, C. Butler, P. Baumgartner. Well, you guys are right--it does bounce! 2 more for Gary? Tournament Briefs The crowd is high in spirits--look at Mary. Girl’s Basketball Comes to Houghton Lake Who put the ball onthat silly string? What do you mean play the rest of the game--I'M TIRED! Girls basketball returned to the local athletic scene this year. It was played on an intramural basis since it was started too late to schedule any games with other towns in the area. = S SN as SN = = ea x Stan Solokis Donna Frohm Walter Drogt History, Government Phys. Ed., Coach Mathematics James Johnson - : be Biology, Conservation James Bischoff Barry Barter James Rigling Math, Physics, Science Band Drafting, Shop Edward Jossens Virginia Gaukel Donald Fockler English, Journalism English, Social Studies, Speech, Commercial Yearbook. Beulah Carman Librarian This Library ts Yours. The Books tn it-Your Frie, Treat Them As Such Howard Waggoner Wendel Pietchak Walter Creason Shop Commercial, Economics Sociology, Geography, History Pauline Prudent William Myhera Ferm Hasty Home Ec., Home Family, Math, Chemistry Librarian General Business Gladys VanDerske tee f sal . 7 English Ann Steege Wesley Davids Julie Wenig Music General Business, Phys. Ed. Foreign Languages Ray ROSCOMMON 5} ‘ eat: a. QReeNRER Eleanor Baker Gayle Saxton Secretary Principal Fred Sible James McGuire Counselor Pat Dieterich Lola Bowman Superintendent Secretary Bookkeeper L. to R.: F. Sperry, H. Costley, A. Akin, P. White, J. Breyer. L. to R.: G. Schaller, E. Knapp, J. McReynolds, A. Huff, L. Warm, J. DeNaples, M. Hauch, D. Kessler, E. Greenfield. ¢ L. to R.: R. Comell, E. Dutcher, C. Godell, J. McGuire, D. Boyer, J. Pifer, W. Webb, E. Soderman. pe oes tail . —“{ UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen left to right: Mark Drogt--President, Linda Hughes--Vice President, Don Elgas--Treasurer, Mary Peters-- Secretary We finally made it! At last we, too, can walk the halls of H.L.H.S. S. Adams M. Dowland R. Anderson rhe Se R. Dowland “ ER = . 2% “te T. Austin 47 J. Benser G. Dieterich M. Duvendeck t Ct | Md uo mas 2BUG5e D. Enos S. Gibson . Haire D. Hammond S. Hamp x W. Hines B. Hobohm C. Hunter T. Irish D. Joachim 48 fae et ow, XN = aS wai], ! ait if R. Godbold ! S. Hanneman R. Jones : : : a, — =— eg K. Kalis C. LaGarie [| 2 j at oe G. Mattson J. Meyer L. Peters M. Peters B. Plackowski 49 T. Roberts V.. Savercool R. Scholtens S. Sensor R. Stanko K. Tiffin Shoaib K. Van Sickle S. Vincent J. Wallington D. Weinel D. Williams Sophomores sige? ae: = ss 4 s . ed a og aa left to right: Dave Cornell--President, Linda VonSee--Secretary, Rosemary Thompson--Treasurer, Mike Streff--Vice Pres. Sophomore year, and we've made it over the first hump. We now look for- ward to ordering our class rings and | keeping our treasury growing for the | Junior -Senior Banquet next year. 51 S. Alton L.. Averill R. Babion S. Barnum P. Baumgartner N. Bonham D. Brunt D. Burke J. Burns C. Butler D. Cornell Prenat arn ne S. Gardner P. Gilbert B. Gildner S. Greenwald J. Haveman E. McGuire M. Hose S. Lensky B. Matter D. Melton G. Kalis 53 P. Kepler L. Hauch D. Matter G. Peters G. Pruden K. Rayl B. Roberts J. Simons S. Sliwiany | D. Stensrud M. Streff D. Thompson D. VanDuinen M. Vick L. VonSee T. Webb B. Williams —— EE ——————eVO“-”™”™”r—eeeeeeeeeeeenenOEeEeEe Eee eee aa... Juniors left to right: Dave Tift--Vice Pres. Connie Brown--Treasurer Kim Brown--Secretary, Dan Sutton--President The Junior year is full of excitement, receiving their rings, Junior Play, Junior -Senior Banquet. 55 y Af ¥ C. Allen C. Brown Jeeole H. Dankert S. Earley R. Ewald L. Francis K. Gardner M. Gearhart L. Gilbreath S. Godbold L. Golm Map. -™ vs Row a ee c K. Gothan K. Gray C. Guldner R. Harrison C. Hobohm 56 1 er . . = M. Inman R. McConnell A. Howe W. Prevett B. Lapham J. Pruden GY, L. Lapham L. Jefferis M. McCoy D. Potter eeLutz K. Reidel L. Rosenthal M. Savercool G. Schicker C. Schultz D. Starks E. Stephenson R. Stuck D. Sutton J. Swanson J. Tyrrell G. VanDuinen T. Wareham J. Watson R. Weinel P. Wootton B. Wrather I. Zarzyski wr AC = Ss WY Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Jim Doyle, President; Gail Soderman, Treasurer; Donna Pifer, Vice-President; Darlene Euler, Secretary. As seniors, we would like to thank those who unselfishly have given so much of themselves to us during our high school years. Certainly we know that all the people that kept encouraging us to finish high school tried and have succeeded in making us realize just how important an education is. At this time it is almost manda- tory that a person has at least a high school education in order to secure a job in practically every field of employment. We feel that we are now ready to take on the many responsibilities we will be faced with in the years to come. — aeEOoeEeEeEeEeEeeeOOeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ee eee ee aS... —_- eee eee SaaS. ae Jane Ann Legge Dar''! A source of innocent merriment. Senior Play; GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1-4. Robert Cornell Bob Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else. Senior Play; Band 1,2; Key Club 1,2; Football 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Base- ball 3,4; Track 2. Linda Gildner Linda! All things come to her who waits. FHA 1; Newsette 4. Gordon Swanson Gordie To keep your friends treat them kindly. Band 1-4; Football 4. Michael David Detmer Mike The greatest pleasure I know, is to do a good action by slyness, and have it found out by accident. Ski Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 3. Sandra Kay Babion Sandy It is difficult to keep quiet if you have nothing to do. FHA 1-4; Club Officer 2-4. 61 Bradley B. Saxton Brad ! One gives nothing so freely as advice. Newsette 3,4; Science Club 1-4; Club Offi- cer 2-4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1-4. Michelle Averill Shell Education is the apprenticeship of tiie, Ski Club 1-4; FTA 1; GAA 1; Try- Hi-Y 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Marlene Gilmore Gilly Nothing sharpens the wits like flirtation. Junior Senior Play; FTA 1; Ski Club 4; _ Nurses Club 3. Paul Walter Bradley Paul ! For richer or poorer he'll never walk alone. Newsette 3,4; Student Senate 3; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play; Bas- ketball 2. Kay Bowman Kay Spent six consecutive weeks without stopping, in one continuous round of shop- ping. Ski Club 3,4; Class Officer 1,2. Glenn Guldner Glenn Anything for a quiet life. Ski Club 4; Key Club 1-3; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Basketball Coach 3,4. Judy Park Jude I have never let schooling interfere with my education. BTACI GAA bri-Hisy «3. Richard D. Hacker Rick Insanity destroys reason, but not wit. Ski Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Base- ball 3; Transfer Utica High. Theodore Jaruzel “edt Rascality has limits. Key Club 1-3; Science Club 4; Basketball 2 Track Janice C. Martin Jan A lifetime of happiness. Cheerleader 2,3; Ski Club 2-4; Homecoming Candidate; Miss Houghton Lake 1967. Donna Jean Pifer Donna The saying that beauty is but skin deep is but a skin deep saying. Junior Senior Play; Homecoming Queen; Ski Club 1-4; GAA 1; Class Officer 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4. Allen J. Elmer Ace He did nothing in particular and did it very well. Transfer Monroe High; Football 4; Ski Club 4. 63 Michael Thomas Peters Prete. His worst is better than any other's best. Junior and Senior Play; Newsette 3; Sci- ence Club 1-4; Ski Club 3,4; Key Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Club Officer 3,4; Football 1-4; Baseball 3,4; Track 2,3; Basketball 1-4. Sharon Lee Green Greenie The absent are never without fault. Pep Club 3; Nurses Club 3; Transfer Gerrish Higgins. Gail Soderman Cail ! Iam not arguing with you I am telling you. Junior and Senior Play; Cheerleading 1-4; Ski Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4; GAA 1; FTA 1-4; Student Senate 1; Class Officer 4. Wayne Neal Skip Of all mankind he loves himself the best. Student Senate 2,3,4; Band 1; Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Track 1- 4; Key Club 1; Ski Club 1,2; FTA 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4. Durnell G. Hoeltzel UDurn!! All the world loves a lover. Newsette 3,4; Ski Club 1-4; Science Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 3; Track 2,3; Basketball Coach. Mary Wescott Mary Her specialty is being right when other people are wrong. GAA 1; FTA 1-3; Ski Club 2-4, Junior and Senior Play; Annual Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 2-4; Club Officer 1-4; Std. Senate 3,4; Treas. 3, Pres. 4. Bette Jane Vincent Vince When people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong. Annual Staff 4; Newsette 4; FTA 1-4; Club Officer 3,4. Dale Creason NDaleyt Do as I say, not always as I do. Science Club 1-4; Football 1-3. Robert Kalis Bob ! Beware of the fury of a potential man. Science Club 2-4. Pamela Ann Derus NPaary! Wit is the salt of conversation not the food. Band 1; Radio Club 1. Glenny Tiepel Glen Speech is better than silence. Band 1-4; FTA 1; GAA 1; Majorette Club 1. Shelly Irish Shelly She liked to like people therefore everyone liked her. FHA 3; GAA 3; Ski Club 3,4; Trans- fer Arthur Hill. 65 James Alan Doyle es Whe bbb Procrastination is his plea, I'll have it ready tomorrow, you'll see! Ski Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Senate 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Student Senate Officer 4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 4. Carolyn Ann Coslow Cos Action speaks louder than words. Annual Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 1-4; Club Officer 2,4; Class Officer 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. Michael Anderson Mike His rule for being a good talker: learn to listen. Senior Play; Science Club 1-4; Science Club Reporter 1; Club Officer 1-4; Track3. Darlene Kay Euler Bitty Petite but sweet: Cheerleader 1-4; Miss DAR; Home- coming Candidate; FTA 1-4; GAA 9, 10; Club Officer 9-12; Class Officer 9°10, 12. Rhonda Sue Baker Rhonda She is willing to be convinced but find the one that can convince her. Cheerleader 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FTA 1-4; GAA ips Roger Breyer Rabbit Running halls, skipping class, staying out 'till dawn; these memories Rog will have his whole life long. Senior Play; Ski Club 2-4; Science Club 1; Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4; S. Gov't 4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 4; Track 4, Mike Earley Sugar Bear He's real quiet around HLHS but after 3:40 we'll take another guess. Key Club 2,3; Science Club 1; Football 1- Seminar LAs Veronica Lee Wild Lee She's not a rule breaker--just a mischief maker, ' Newsette 4; Ski Club 1-4; GAA 2-4; Girls Basketball 4. Janet Sue Austin Porkchops ' A gleam of merry mischief glints within her eyes. Band 1,2; Future Nurses Club 2,3; FHA 1; Club Officer 3. Loreen Carrick Lor She has a mind of her own and a voice to express it. Senior Play; FTA 1; GAA 1; Ski Club Zid S ied 2 Bag se John Steve Panos Moose He makes no enemies only friends. Football 4. Swen Johnson Bucky The meek shall inherit the earth. Science Club 1-4; J.V. Basketball Ze racks2—4 67 Elaine Dieterich NWR! A nice girl with a sweet smile. Cheerleading 4; Band 1,2; Junior Play; Radio Club 3; FTA 3,4; Club Officer 3. Beverly LaDuke Bey ! All the world's a stage. Junior and Senior Play; GAA 1; FHA 3; Ski Club 2;°Tri-Hi=yY '14-Clab Off- 1CECiMl Thomas Alan Godbold Tom'!'! Good humor is the health of the soul. Junior and Senior Play; Band 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Ski Club 2,4; Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2. Loraine Wallington Loraine Dynamite comes in small pack- ages. FHA 1,2; GAA 1-3; FTA 4. Karen Jones Jonesy ! To know her is to like her. Snow Ball Candidate 4; GAA 4; Girls Bas- ketball Ball 4; Choir 1-4. Shirley Peters Shirley She may seem shy, but within is an atom bomb. Senior Play; GAA 2,3; Ski Club 4; FHA i, Joanne Marie Pray jou ° Music has charms to soothe the savage beast ! ' Band 1-4; Drum Majorette 1; All-Star Band 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Club Officer 3; Band Offi- cer 3,4. Patrick Duvendeck Pat!! A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. Junior Play; Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4; Weight Lifting Club 2. James Beckwith ‘Jaime Life is easier to take than you think. Science Club 2-4; Club Officer 4. Nancy Geiger Nan Short, sweet and petite. FHA 1; FTA 4; GAA 3,4; Science Club 4; Future Nurses 3; Girls Basket- ball 4. Mike Drogt Mike ! When Mike is on the ‘basketball floor, you can count on a higher score. Annual Staff 4; Science Club 2; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; Football 2. Mary Kay Harris Mary Kay Sweet and friendly with a winning way, a great game of basketball she does play. GAA 3,4; Girls Basketball 4, 69 Sherry Lou Himebaugh Sher-Bear ' Absence makes the heart grow fonder. GAA 1,2; Ski Club 1-4. Soivi Hillevi Savikko Soyvee She makes friends wherever she goes. Foreign Exchange Student; Home- coming Queen Candidate. Teresa Jean Tiffin Shera! I'm not fickle, I just can't make up my mind. Pep Band 1,2; Senior Play; Radio Club 2; Majorette 1; Ski Club 3; Club Officer 3. Judith Ann Norris iNiaaus A senior always feels like the school is going to the kids. FTA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Student Senate 2 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Robert Lawerence Hill James Paul Braid Buddy So Worry plays but a small part in my life. It got to a point where I had to get a hair- Transfer Hastings High, Texas. cut or a violin. Transfer Theo. Roosevelt High, Wyandotte. Jonathan Robert Lutz, Jr. John Jon Marion Basketball is the spice of life. Swamp Fox Science Club 3,4; Basketball 2-4; Track 2- If you need an answer to a difficult ques- 4; Baseball 4, tion, call on him. Science Club 4; Transfer Miami-Palmetto. Hein-Hendrik-Hugo Hamming Hein Quiet and cheerful, thoughtful and kind, a temporary citizen who's awful nice. Foreign Exchange Student; Very active in the Netherlands. S = = = Q NX Be = oe 5 ot he Ak Graduates Should Progress Congratulations SL ae Se ne bbb Pee tis sia tt, ae + Ses. . i ee oe _ Joe and Jackie Davison Welcome You to STEVENS RESTAURANT BAKERY Zone 6, M-55 Houghton Lake Congratulations GRAND MOTEL Walter Helen Creason Best Wishes Compliments of to MUELLER The Senior Class DEVEREAUX DOLYE’S 5¢ TO $1.00 CHEVROLET INC. Zone 16 Prudenville FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAKE CITY Officers in Lake City, McBain and Houghton Lake Member of Federal Reserve System Congratulations HEARDS HOTEL Compliments of Congratulations Seniors PETGAS DISTRIBUTING FAMILY STORE COMPANY Clothing for Entire Family Bernie Robinson, Manager 366-5215 Best Wishes from MONTGOMERY WARD HN Arnie and Bobbie Goupil + ninntess ; al Spartan Plaza PRRREEDEEEEEES | SREEEREEL NE PEEELEDERED BEREL im ee Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 67 DELANO MOTOR SALES BOAT CITY Chrysler, Plymouth and Valiant A Resource to Houghton Lake HOUGHTON LAKE RESORTER These Students Were Paid While They Learned at the Resorter Mardel Vincent Melvin Jenkins Rhonda Baker 1965 1966 1967 The Houghton Lake Resorter Is a Member of the Houghton Lake High School Co-operative Training Program. Congratulations from BUCKEYE GROCERY Congratulations Class Congratulations Seniors of 67 VINCENT'S SPORTING Ray’s Automotive GOODS Zone 11 South Shore Zone 11, Houghton Lake BOB LEWIS SIGN I'll Sign Anything Phone 422-5110 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 67 Your Community Health Center KRONNER PHARMACY L H BAR-B-Q Phone 366-761 1 Next to the Duck Inn Prudenville, Michigan North Shore Compliments of TREASURE CHEST Gifts to Treasure Thoughtfulness Can Be a Gift Large or Small The Treasure Chest Has Them All Good Luck Seniors LOUISE HILL HAIR STYLES Congratulations Seniors Congratulations to the Class of 1967 NORTH SHORE HARDWARE VINA DEL MAR MOTEL SULLIVAN'S Best of Luck Sportswear--Sporting Goods for Ladies and Gentlemen WALTERS MARKET Phone 366-5331 Proprietors Dorthy and Jack Prudenville, Michigan Compliments Best Wishes Class of 67 Compliments of WEBB'S LAUNDRO-MAT HARVEY MARINE, INC. Phone 366-7829 West Shore Drive Route | North Shore Compliments of SEA BREEZE MOTEL Always Open Al and Dee Servas Houghton Lake, Michigan Best Wishes from WENDEL'S MARATHON Good Luck to the Seniors of 67 | Hub Super Market Prudenville Best Wishes Wm. Kepler REAL ESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE Houghton Lake, Michigan 1 Block North of State Police Post Main Office Phone 422-5405 Compliments of NORTH SHORE LOUNGE Best Wishes Take-out Broasted Chicken, Shrimp Fish WHITE HEAD'S GRILL Open 24 Hours Best Wishes from BIG OAK MOTEL Congratulations Seniors ND BAR. E TEsT SP f LAKESIDE MOTEL wee Old Ul Sea7 Compliments of SAND BAR WM. J. HUTSON Your Hosts INSURANCE AGENCY Claude and Aldora Thorpe Houghton Lake, Michigan Prudenville, MMichiada M-55 Zone 7 Phone 478-3796 Congratulations Houghton Lake Village RICE MOTEL STUCKS FURNITURE Modern Brick Units Open Year Around Helen and Ford Rice, Proprietors MARY HILL HAIRDRESSER Best Wishes to the Class of o7 Phone: Greenwood 8-3472 CONSUMER POWER CO. Zone 9 Houghton Lake, Mich. Best Wishes to the Class of 67 Po © ia TRAVERSE BAY WOOLEN CO. , a — aaa M ' if = ty ot alter e = mo en Ese rereneeme = sarasota TRAVERSE BAY WOOLEN COMPANY Best Wishes to the Seniors ROSS GROCERY SUMMIT HEIGHTS RESORT Phone 8-447] Zone 10 Houghton Lake Compliments from THE SAND MOTEL On the West Shore Congratulations Seniors HAROLD G. FORMAN INSURANCE Prudenville on Houghton Lake Compliments of SPEED QUEEN LAUN DRY Compliments of CASHAWAY SUPPLY COMPANY Congratulations to the Best Wishes Class of 67 Glassioneova DUCK INN Let's Go Fishing ACE’S IMPERIAL GAS Frank and Cora Tugya STATION Zone 25 North Shore Prudenville, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of 67 ENNIS MOTEL Zone 12 South Shore on M-55 Best Wishes Congratulations Class of 67 Lyle’s Boat Sport Shop NAVAJO TRADING Bait--Tackle--Leonard POST Products--Outboard Motors-- Pontoon Boats--Boats We Welcome Just Looking Guaranteed Sales Service Zone 25 Houghton Lake Best Wishes to the Senior Class AAA Wrecker Service GMC Trucks PETERSEN’S STANDARD SERVICE North Shore Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 67 ieeseeenpet Le wt De Tray Realty Co. 6 Offices To Serve You Members of Partridge and Associates, Inc. Phone: 478-3345 Congratulations to the Class of sf oF Ae Forbes Texaco Service Zone 12 Houghton Lake, Michigan Houghton Lake it ny Tage pee a Congratulations Seniors from WHGR ire 290 aCe WJGS?. 1. -2°98.5 MG. Norm and Marcia Jan and Jackie Compliments of J J Foods Every Day Low Prices 3741 West Houghton Lake Drive Zone |] Compliments of OPEN DOOR Open 24 Hours On Old U.S. 27--M-55 Compliments of Compliments of TERRY’S PHARMACY DR. VIRGIL McCLINTIC Houghton Lake Heights Optometrist Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 67 WILSON'S DAIRY FOODS LAKESIDE DAIRY PRODUCTS Houghton Lake, Michigan aed Best Wishes a % Best Wishes from BLODGETT AVIATION K's Korner Roscommon County Airport Marina Phone 366-7660 es fy ne “e. a a SS Rae ’ a. | ” 5 eh ae j a Seer withes = Northway Bar Bowling Nace Old 27 Owner Manager Jim Paulus Dale LeGarie s JEWELRY = Souvenirs Gifts Outdoor Attractions of Bygone Days Moccasins Black Walnut Fudge On M-55 Zone 11 Congratulations to the Class of 67 NORT HORE LUMBE Built DING SU PPLIES Sars PRES Suga x. Everything for Your Building Congratulations Seniors Needs from Start to Finish North Shore NIELSEN’S Lumber Company STANDARD Open 24 Hours Pinky’s Foodliner Red Carpet Service for the Lady Who Pushes the Cart. You Save on Our Big Carload Purchases Houghton Lake ae 2ep Paral Ct ela ee CRS oscoMMON STATE BANK Em Compliments of Roscommon State Bank Member of F.D.1.C. Offices at Roscommon, Houghton Lake, Prudenville, Mio, St. Helen Congratulations to the gratulations tot BLUE JAY INN Zephyr Service With a Private Dining Room . Open Year Around Station Route ] Houghton Lake, Zone 12 Box 118A Michigan Houghton Lake, Michigan Phone 48629 Leo BISCHOFF’ eS hdc bell Servicer) Mobil9as _ . POSsi SHEER 5 . 4D. ER ws s je ioe LEO’S MOBILE Best Wishes to the Class of CALs Best Wishes to Class of 67 HOPE FAITHS RESTAURANT Houghton Lake, Mich. Compliments of STRATTON'S BAKERY Houghton Lake Village Compliments of HOUGHTON LAKE CLEANERS Houghton Lake Heights Phone 422-5048 Compliments of Ceo cuURIS Compliments of KNAPP'S 5¢ TO $1.00 Houghton Lake Village, Michigan Contributions to the 1967 Bobcat: Frank Coslow Sue Ann Vincent WHISPERING PINES RESORT Ys, HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER ‘ebbineaiabien ccm Ni LYNN’S Home Entertainment Center Spartan Plaza Phone 366-5451 Houghton Lake Zenith Magnavox Motorola Color and Black White Television . Records . Stereos . Organs Compliments to the Seniors Good Luck Seniors Kalis Leonard Service Taylor’s Shell Service All Car Mechanic 6954 West Houghton Lake Drive Phone 366-5151 Houghton Lake Zone 7 “Lets Go. Steady! Wa kaa) Guys and Dollg Photography Two locations To Serve You Gladwin--601 W. Cedar - -426- Clare--115 E. Fourth--386-9361 World News—1966 1. Communists Take A Walk—On October 12th, Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary “walk” as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chieh, addressed the General Assembly. 2. First Lady Listens—Mrs, Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband, Presidént Marcos, ad- dress the UN General Assembly during a state visit in Sep- tember. 3. Secretary Seeks Facts—During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U.S. Commander, Gen. Wm. Westmoreland. It was McNamara’s eighth visit to Viet Nam. 4. United Nations Chief Stays On—Secretary General U Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. 5. Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam—Following a long conference with President Johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects for a Viet Nam settlement and said, “the door is open and we see no evidence it has been closed.” 6. Jet Comes Home—A Phantom F4B glides onto a carrier deck in the South China Sea after a mission over North Viet Nam. 7. Happy Filipinos—This flag-waving group of Filipinos greeted President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived there for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 8. Guest of Russians—During a December reception at the Soviet Embassy in Paris, French President Charles DeGaulle chats with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visiting France. 9. Welsh Disaster—On October 21st, the world was sorrowed to learn that a huge coal slag heap at Aberfan, Wales, had come crashing down on some homes and the Pantglas Junior School. Nearly 200—mostly children—died in the disaster. 10. Russians Say No—On November 4th, Nikolai T. Federenko, Soviet Ambassador to the UN, casts the 104th Russian veto in the 21 year history of the Security Council. 11.-Anniversary Ceremony—In October, this photo was moni- tored in Tokyo of young Chinese people celebrating the 17th anniversary of Communist rule of the Chinese mainland. 12. Erhard Loses—With bowed head, Ludwig Erhard contem- plates the many problems faced by his West German govern- ment. In late November, Kurt Georg Kiesinger successfully formed a new coalition government and became Chancellor. Se ee eetesise’ Pesce ee eS ee a oI j 9 2 ee ee Nee a Se ee ES