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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

1970 BOBCAT HOUGHTON LAKE HIGH SCHOOL HOUGHTON LAKE, MICHIGAN These are the days of 1970 These are the days, Yea, school days. It can't be time for school yet! Bells ring. Wow, I've got two art classes! That's nothing, I've got four gym classes. Hey, have you seen the new girl? No. Is she cute ? Hall's too crowded. I can't breathe! Get a load of those freshmen! I've got a class in the portable. You know we get out three minutes early. I can't walk that far in three minutes! These are the days. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty.........8 Organizations ....................16 Sports............................30 Activities .......................54 Classes.......................... 78 Advertising .....................110 4 7 These are the days, In die principals office, again? All right, the last bell rang. That'll be 3 points. But I wasn't talking. That's another 3 points off. Your assignment for tomorrow, Read pages 355-401. Answer all the questions. Can I have a pass? What for? To get back into class. You're late again. Listen up people. Are there any questions. Do you understand what he's talking about? These are die days. ADMINISTRA TION • FACULTY Days of administration SCHOOL BOARD, L. TO R. : R. Cornell, J. Moore, J. VonSee, J. Walkley, E. Dutcher, J. Pifer, R. Wiggins, C. Godell. MR. SOLOKIS, Principal, Counselor, Athletic Director. 10 MR. STEVENSON, Principal MRS. BAKER, High School Secretary MRS. CARMEN, Librarian MR. FOCKLER, Commercial ao°-2°o°ot. MRS. GRUENBURG, Gym, English MRS. PRUDEN, Home Economics, English MRS. TAYLOR, Choir MRS. SUZOR, Soc. , English, World History MR. DROGT, Mathematics 14 MR. BLASKY, English MR. WAGGONER, Industrial Arts. MR. JOHNSON, Biology, Conservation MR. JOSSENS, Student teacher 2 COOKS BUS DRIVERS A. Ellsworth J. McReynolds tm M. Carpentar B. Churchill ' i;§ J. Wood E. Greenfield M. Drogt A. Huff A. Akin W. Hunt D. Nixon A. Kenney P. White E. Knapp oyf V. White L. Warm J. Breyer B. Wilson v.j .‘S3 5 jiT VflES J. Brenner C. Stearns J. Kuripla J. Bowman A. De Smith J. Cikity T. Irvine 15 MR. COSTLEY and MR. EULER These are the days, Yea, working together and having fun. Student Government meeting tonight at 7:30. Say what's going on? We passed the dress code. There's a dance tonight, are you going? Sure. The Ski Club's going to Bear Mt. Thursday. FTA meeting tonight. What are we going to talk about? I don't know. The pages are due Friday, our deadline is Monday. Where's the Varsity Club going? Hot Springs, Arkansas. Must be nice! These are the days. ORGANIZATIONS • ORGANIZA Days of work and worry THE YEARBOOK STAFF, under the guidance of Mrs. Gaukel, has worked very hard this year to put out a very fine book. They won an award for having one of the best yearbooks. FRONT: D. Boyer, S. Sensor, C. LeGarie, S. Hamp, B. Marsh, K. Harrison, S. Bassett. MIDDLE: M. Randall, M. Morrone, B. Randall, J. Stanley, L. Barth, D. Draper, D. Haveman, C. Kregear. BACK: R. Godbold, J. Wallington, D. Sherwood, L. Anderson, B. Matter, D. Lepper. Oops! ! Carmen, you aren't gonna believe this. Editor--Debbie Boyer Business Manager--Kathy Harrison Activities--Chris LeGarie, Sher Sensor Organizations—Michele Randall Sports—J. Wallington Senior Section--Sylvia Hamp, Kathy Harrison Underclassmen—Carmen Kregear, Darlene Haveman Adds—Richard Godbold, Betty Marsh. 18 You must be confused. STUDENT SENATE- The Student Coun- cil was a very active group this year. They sponsored the Home- coming activities. They also passed a new dress code and adoped a new constitution. L. Anderson, N. Marra, T. Wescott, Mr. Stevenson, A. Stuck, M. Duvendeck, J. Benser, D. Cornell, M. Morrone, D. Boyer. Taking care of the school sign was a new responsibility for the student senate this year. All the school and community activities are posted each week on this sign. 19 ASSISTANT TEACHERS help many of our teachers in al- most every type of class ranging from French to Physical Education. FRONT: C. Bedell, V. Knox, P. Dutcher, K. Davis, K. Harrison, D. Boyer, P. Baker, C. LeGarie, ]. Stanley, K. VanSickle, G. Churchill, S. Vincent, R. Wil- liams. 2: S. DeLong, R. Centilli, L. VanSickle, K. Mackey, ]. Arnold, L. Von- See, D. Czajka, C. Weinel, S. Bassett, R. Melton, P. Mann. 3: K. Dougherty, J. Benser, B. Bedell, R. Delmotte, R. Tift, T. Vincent, J. Wallington, B. Mat- ter, P. Tiepel, L. Soloman. 4: M. Sliwa, R. Johnson, P. Davis, S. Prezzato, D. Vaughn, M. Thompson, D. Swanson, A. Huff, J. McVey, 5: D. Elgas, J. Guy, M. Drogt, M. Orzechowski, B. Milnes, G. Dieterich. LIBRARIANS help Mrs. Carmen keep the library in order, assist students in finding books, reference mat- erials, and magazines. FRONT: D. Haveman, M. Peters, G. Trail, K. Davis, C. DeVeiga, S. Starks. BACK: B. Marsh, J. Breyer, C. McCullough, K. McPherson, D. Lepper, D. Swanson. A typical librarian OFFICE SECRETARIES help Mrs. Baker in the of- fice by collecting slips, dis- tributing the school bulletin, typing, and running errands. FRONT: L. VonSee, A. Kelly, L. Anderson, C. Bowan, M. Peters, K. Tif- fin, R. Powers, K. VanSickle. BACK: J. Martin, C. Bedell, S. Sensor, T. Austin, L. Barth, B. Kamplain, B. Webb, L. VanSickle, K. Mackey, J. Stanley. This is how you do it! Future Teachers? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA un- der the direction of Mrs. Wenig, assist some elementary teachers by helping the children with their work. They took a field trip to Central Michigan University, and also adopted a woman at the Gaylord State Home. FRONT: His't. M. Pruden, Tres. D. Boyer, Sec. J. Stanley, Advisor Mrs. Wenig, Pres. S. Vincent, V-Pres. N. Marra. 2: P. Baker, M. Flett, P. Mann, R. Centilli. 3: G. Churchill, D. Hunter, P. Hose, P. Dankert, D. Czajka. 4: L. Galbraith, J. Arnold, P. Dutcher, S. Watson, S. Forman, V. Knox. BACK: R. Marshall, ]. Bifoss. 21 UNDERGROUND EXPLOSION Staff meets every week to put together this paper. They pub- lish all school and com- munity activities. FRONT: P. Hamp, S. Hamp, C. DeVeiga, P. Lemire. 2: D. Lepper, K. Van- Sickle, C. LeGarie, N. Marra, J. Stanley, S. Vincent. 3: R. Godbold, J. Benser. Best meal I've ever had I Pass the Alka-Seltzer please. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Under the leadership of Mrs. Pruden, have done such jobs as providing refreshments for social activities and working the conces- sion during football season. FRONT: C. Entemann, W. Wood- worth, B. Kamplain, D. Widls, P. Schroeder, Mrs. Pruden. BACK: W. Baese, C. Wilds, D. Kam- plain, C. DaVeiga, U. Bagge, R. Randall. 22 B. Plackowski, K. Harrison, D. Enos, M. Duvendeck, G. Weglarz, M. Drogt, B. Hoeltzel, D. Hammond, J. Benser, D. Lee, G. Matt- son, R. Anderson, S. Hamp, D. Elgas. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is made up of students who have been on the honor roll all year. These students have been given special recognition at graduation. The BIG BRAIN The FUTURE NURSES is an organiza- tion for young women who wish to learn in the caring of other people. 23 FRONT: Ylva Sahlin, N. Marra, U. Bagge. BACK: L. Towner, S. Hamp. THE BAND, led by Mr. Milburn, has put on many concerts this year and has also trav- eled to Alma to play a special concert. The Band in concert. FLUTES B. Harrison D. Hunter D. McDonald L. Patnode R. Randall G. Sensor G. Williams L. Turnbull CLARINETS J. Arnold D. Bassett S. Bassett D. Boice D. Boyer M. Burns A. Stuck S. Watson K. S. Forman L. Freeman D. Gouin M. Gouin K. Harrison D. Mainprize P. Me Reynolds C. Weinel Dougherty SAXOPHONE G. Churchill M. Duvendeck K. Huff B. Pomeroy TROMBONE S. Gruenberg R. Hadley E. Randall BASS CLARINET A. Romancky S. Shramkowski D. Swanson STRING BASS T. Nemrava OBOE R. Melton FRENCH HORN T. Fredell G. King D. Ma inprize TUBA R. Helms D. Morton CORNETS A. Kenney C. Entem a nn R. Gee J. Harrison S. Hines C. Hunter L. Johnson T. Laverty M. Prude n DRUMS J. Bifoss B. Braid T. DeYoung B. Tiffin P. Post J. Van Duinen B. Williams The PEP BAND is made up of voluntary students from the band who play for the basket- ball games. 24 Our majorettes, Kathy Dougherty, Pam McReynolds, and our drum major, Ron Melton, did a very fine job leading the band down the football field and in the Memorial Day Parade. CHOIR Lead by Miss Knapp, is a very active group of girls who like to sing. They have bake sales every week as a money making project. They put on concerts and also sang at the Gaylord State Home. FRONT: Miss Knapp, P. Scott, M. Jefferis, L. Towner, N. Burns, R. Randell, R. Murray, M. Burns. 2: M. Turen, P. Luhrs, D. Bileth, J. Bileth, L. Turnbull, P. Mann. BACK: R. Jones, K. Blodgett, M. La Rogue, C. Gothan. How to build a better body . . . WEIGHT LIFTING is organized by Coach Barry Johnson and Mr. Tom Rachilla. The boys compete with each other each week to strengthen their muscles. You mean I have to pick this up? FRONT: Z. Robinette, T. Krause, T. Lepper, M. Dougherty, C. Kebrle. BACK: P. Gagne, M. Kreger, B. Braid, D. Boice, D. Golm, W. Howell, T. Wescott, P. Karls on. 26 Ahh, Shh, Ugh! BOOKS WITHO READE THE VARSITY CLUB, which is made up of Var- sity lettermen, is advised by Coach Barry Johnson. To raise money they held work days and had the concession stand at basketball games. Fun night, which is an annual event sponsored by the club, was a basketball game between the Faculty and the Huf- fers and Puffers. These activities helped to finance their spring trip to Hot Springs Arkansas. V. -Pres. B. Plackowski, Pres. B. Enghoffer, Sec. - Treas. R. LaDuke. FRONT: B. Bifoss, W. Howell, T. Vincent, D. Lepper, J. Wallington, B Enghoffer. 2: B. Plackowski, D. Golm, D. Boice, R. LaDuke, D. Enos, T. Wescott, W. Hines, D. Lee, M. Duvendeck. BACK: B. Hoeltzel, A. Rosenthal, J. Bifoss, P. Bowman, G. Mattson, P. Karlson. MISSING: D. Weinel, S. Stuck, R. Hadley, A. Drause, B. Smith, G. Dieterich, B. Matter, R. Stevenson, J. Guy, D. Sherwood, B. Milnes. M 27 That reminds me of a story . . Yankees, go home! SKI CLUB, advised by Mrs. Carmen, is made up of many high school students who en- joy the popular sport of snow skiing. This winter they made several trips to Bear Moun- tain in Grayling. They also took a one-day trip to Boyne Highlands. 28 THE SCIENCE CLUB, advised by Mr. Johnson, is made up of many students who are interested in science. This year they made Christmas wreaths as a money making project. They also took trips to Lansing and Alma to tour the sciences buildings. FRONT: L. VonSee, T. Kuhn, N. Sullivan, D. Mueller, K. McPherson, K. Dough- erty, L. Anderson, L. Dutcher, D. Lepper, B. Enghoffer, T. Austin. 2: A. Detmer, P. McDonald, D. Wilds, M. Pruden, D. Mainprize, S. Stuck, M. Duvendeck, V.' Knox, M. Sensor, B. White. 3: T. Vincent, J. Arnold, L. Galbraith, C. Wilds, P. Lemire, D. Mund, M. Gouin, M. Morrone, B. Randall, P. Dutcher, D. McCoy. 4: D. Sutton, C. Roberts, C. Bahs, W. Howell, S. Irish, S. Saxton, R. Melton, D. Boice, D. Swanson, P. Tiepel. BACK: Mr. Johnson, Pres. J. Benser, Sec-Treas. S. Shramkowski, V-Pres. B. Matter. FRONT: M. Randall, L. VonSee, L. Dutcher, L. Anderson, N. Sul- livan, K. McPherson, T. Kuhn, Z. Robinette. 2: S. Hamp, Y. Sah- lin, C. DeVeiga, C. Le Garie, D. Gouin, M. Gouin, S. Wedding, G Trail. 3: L. Barth, A. Kelly, U. Bagge, L. VanSickle, M. Mor- rone, M. Sensor, P. Dutcher, M. Duvendeck, J. Enos, B. Bifoss. 4: J. Breyer, N. Marra, B. Enghoffer, B. Milnes, B. Matter, S. For- man, M. Pruden, S. Irish. BACK: C. Bedell, D. Mueller, Mr. Ben- der, K. Dougherty, K. VanSickle. PEP CLUB, reorganized this year, received much help from Mr. Ben- der. They put on skits during pep as- semblies and encouraged school spirit. Sp-ir-it SPIRIT!! ! 29 These are the days, We are the BOBCATS, Mighty, mighty BOBCATS. What a great football game. WE BEAT ROSCO! ! Green and white, fight fight Green and white, fight fight, Who fight, we fight, Green and white, fight fight. You're all sweaty and you look beat. Well, we ran extra laps. Why? Hang it through the hoop. What a close game! March, march on down the field, Fighting for Houghton Lake. These are the days. SPOR TS • SPOR TS • SPOR TS • SPOR Honorable mention All-State Dave Sherwood in Backfield in motion, action. Frosty the snowman—Bill Enghoffer sweeps the end. Crunch Together again? TOP: D. Wienel, B. Milness. 2nd: G. Dieterich, B. Hoetzel, R. LaDuke, G. Matson, J. Bifoss, D. Lee, P. Karlsson, W. Hines. 3rd: D. Mainprize, J. Guy, W. Howell, S. Stuck, T. Wescott, P. Bowman, R. Hadley, B. Bifoss. 4th: M. Duvendeck, D. Lepper, D. Enos, D. Golm, J. Bigfoid, D. Boice, B. Smith, B. Matter, B. Enghoffer. Coach Ship, Co-captains: B. Plackowski and D. Sherwood, Coach Johnson. Honorable mention All-State 34 1970 SENIORS. TOP: J. Bifoss, D. Enos, D. Lee, W. Hines, M. Duven- deck. 2nd: B. Hoetzel, J. Guy, D. Sherwood, 3rd: R. LaDuke, G. Mat- son, G. Dieterich. 4th: P. Karlsson, B. Plackowski, D. Lepper. BOT- TOM: D. Wienel, J. Bigford, B. Milness, B. Enghoffer. Late again Bifoss. Have a seat Bob. 35 Bobcats end good season. JV’s tough throughout season. JV's rack-up another score. TOP: L. Biase, D. Swanson, P. Riley, B. Matthews, M. Sullivan, M. Wallington. 2nd: M. Matthews, M. Doherty, J. Delong, B. Rock, D. Mor- ton, T. Oliver, P. Mackey. 3rd: B. Pomeroy, D. Matter, L. Muckenthau- ler, S. Detmer, S. Saxton, G. Harvey, T. Jordan. 4th: B. Colby, M. Kre- ger, J. Wallington, D. Miller, K. Keberle, K. Fockler, C. Smith, M. O'Connell, M. Kreger. BOTTOM: Coach Blankenship, A. Kenney, D. Cor- nel, T. Sherwood, D. Boyer, J. LeGarie, J. Smith, Coach Bischoff. Small but mighty. Goal line or bust. 38 How many points do you get for a touchdown? H.L. Grayling 26 6 H.L. Marion 44 12 H.L. Harrison 14 0 H.L. Roscommon 37 0 H.L. Whittemore 34 6 H. L. Beaverton 0 6 H.L. Lake City 22 0 The Chain Gang. Hey Ref. , this isn't gym class. 39 Spirit . . . lets hear 40 I'd like to say this about that. it! Junior Varsity RIGHT: J. Harris M. Pruden ]. Enos MIDDLE: S. Forman LEFT: S. Wedding B. Harrison M. Morrone Freshmen A. Stuck B. Tiffin L. Patnode P. Schroeder D. McDonald 41 The 1970 Bobcats T. Fredell, M. Drogt, A. Rosenthal, T. Vincent, ]. Wallington B. Bifoss, D. Enos, S. Irish, D. Mainprize, J. McVey, J. Bifoss, M. Thompson, R. Stevenson, B. Hoeltzel Coach Solokis Manager B. Colby H.L. Lake City H.L. Farewell 70 37 78 57 H.L. Alcona H.L. Alcona 55 82 57 48 H.L. Farwell H.L. Harrison 71 68 67 56 H.L. Harrison H.L. Whittemore 58 55 34 29 H.L. McBain H.L. Grayling 69 77 66 69 H.L. Whitemore H.L. Beaverton 74 46 82 57 H.L. Roscommon H.L. Rosecommon 65 74 56 58 H.L. Beaverton H.L. Grayling 84 51 72 75 42 €V £. i. Conference Standing Roscommon Alcona Houghton 3Lake Harrison Beaverton Whittemore-Prrscott 45 Our future Bobcat cagers. Manager R. Jaynes, J. Wallington, D. Boyer, C. little, D. Cornell, D. Sutton, D. Miller, P. Riley, P. Mackey, M. McClintic, D. Chrispell, B. Smith, M. Kreger, J. LeGarie, Coach Bifoss. H.L. Lake City 53 58 H.L. Alcon a 70 66 Ify H.L. Farwdlk 62 76 H.L. Harrison 46 61 H.L. McBain 49: H.L. Jt o Whittemore 41 H.L. Roscommon 59 44 H.L. Beaverton 55 57 H.L. Farwell 45 53 H.L. Alcona 00 55 H.L. Harrison 47 « c65 H.L. Whittemore 66 50 H.L. Grayling 55 52 H.L. Roscommon 58 H.L. 68 43 Beaverton 48 47 Girl’s Basketball FRONT: S. Delong, B. Kamplain, G. Churchill, L. Turnbull, S. Watson, L. Gailbreth. 2nd: Coach Mrs. Stevenson, D. Kamplain, L. Brown, B. Cook, L. VonSee, C. Wilds, K. Van Sickle, N. Sullivan. Fun and memories 48 Well, you can't win them all. Coaches take five Spirit, pep, and enthusiasm—the contributions of a Just goofing around ! coach. 49 SUPERMAN? Glen Campbell, eat your heart out! Track: young men CONFERENCE STANDINGS Alcona 80 Beaverton 63 Houghton Lake 44 1 2 Harrison 22 Roscommon 8 1 2 Whittemore 6 Three new school records were set tills year by the following members of the track team: George Dieterich, Paul Karlsson, Dave Sherwood and Allen Rosenthal established new records of 3:40. 2 in the mile relay, breaking the old record of 3:44.0 held b by Johnson, Randall, Lippancott, and Baese. Jerry Wallington broke the old record of 17.0 in the high hurdles held by Kelly with a new time of 16. 1. Allen Rosenthal running as a Junior established a new record for the mile run of 4:49.4 breaking Net- zoff's record of 4:52. 50 What's this, a brother act? on the go. Hope the pole don't break! Swede in action. Out in front and all alone. A giant step for Sweden. MORE athletes in action 52 53 These are the days, I'll NEVER forget tonight. Weren't you nervous? Yes! I thought she looked very pretty. It's fun just to be a part of it. Where'd you say you're from? Sweden. I like the way she talks; it's cute. Don't forget dress rehearsal tonight, I'm nervous What's your new dress like? Where are you getting your hair done? It would have to rain on the day of our Litter March. What do you mean, girls in front boys in back. You're gonna graduate? You know what, I think I'm gonna cry. These are the days. Activities •Activities • Activities • Act The Week Of The Bobcat Senior's and Junior's Spirit beats all! 56 Tom Lepper out-draws the Bucks. Inflation hits the slave market. A Victory Dance To Remember! 58 Senior Float: Happiness Is Dave Sherwood Teri Austin Junior Float: Time To Beat The Bucks Bill Enghoffer Homecoming Queen Linda Hughes Sophomore Float: Bomb The Bucks Jeff Guy Debbie Boyer Freshman Float: Bobcat's Bob Hoeltzel Kathy Harrison 59 60 61 How old did you say you were? Hard Guy Stegman! Our Producer! Please give me another chance! This pose is for the birds! !! ft U ft L Yeer Joken vith me Meester Cross. Atisket, a tasket, a green and yellow. . .BOMB!? 62 The Lottery As we all gather here today. . . Looks like the maxi skirt won here! Senior Richard Godbold Ylva Sahlin Debbie Boyer Chris Le Garie Pam Baker Kathey Tiffin Mike Duvendeck Jerry Wallington Jennifer Stanley Georgia Churchill Cast John Bifos Mark Drogt Don Elgas Dave Lepper Nancy Gearhart Play Junior Lief Johnson Ron Hacker Lloyd Solomon Ron Melton Marty Cohee Steve Johnston Linda Dutcher Angie Kelly Teri Kuhn Mark Thompson Pete Hamp Wayne Howell Michelle Randall Marsha Burns Cast Rat Hose Debby Hunter Steve Stuck Zaye Robinette Chris Bedell Nancy Sullivan Gary Simison Bob Matter Donna Mueller Lu Ann Vonsee Liz Anderson Play 63 The following girls participated in the 1970 Sno- Ball contest: Teri Austin, Pam Baker, Kathy Blodgett, Sue Cole, Reva Jones, Linda Hughes, Mary Peters, Jennifer Stanley, and Linda Van Sickle. Judges for this year's event were: Mr. Charles Ash- craft, Mr. Otto Molner, Mrs. Pat Murner and Mr. Mike Sturn. Miss Julie Bischoff and Master Kipp Saile, respect- ively, were the princess and prince for this year's Sno- Ball event. All the 1970 Candidates that competed in the Sno- Ball events received charms with their initials on them. We'd like to congratulate each candidate on her ef- fort to make the 1970 Sweet Heart Sno-Ball the success it was. 64 TOP LEFT: Miss Teri Austin singing Coming From the Mountain and accompanying herself on the guitar. TOP RIGHT: Miss Pamela Baker showing a clown's dream to be an acrobatic dancer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Kathy Blodgett singing the theme song from West Side Story , accompanying herself on the organ. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Linda Hughes doing her impersonat- ion of a backwards beauty Queen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Mary Peters doing a pantomine of Shirley Temple in Toy land. For the first time in the Miss Houghton Lake Sno-Ball Contest, a Miss Congenial- ity was chosen by the candi- dates among the five finalists. The honor of this title was awarded to Miss Teri Ly- nn Austin who received a beautiful trophy besides the honor of being the first to ever receive the award. Queen Linda and escort William Eng- hoffer lead the 1970 Grand March with 1969 Sno-Ball Queen Miss Linda Von See and her escort Larry Averill. 66 Students from Abroad LEFT TO RIGHT: Topo Gegio, Big Swede, Ylva, and Ulla Celina d. Viega, more commonly known as our Brazil Nut, was bom on April 27, in 1953. Celina is from Rio de Janerio, Brazil and she is making her home with Detective and Mrs. Wilds while she is here. Celina's favorite sports consist of sailing and swimming. Her classes here at Houghton Lake include geom- etry, government, sales, library as- sistant, Home Economics II, and English III. We would all like to thank our Bra- zil Nut for her interest in wanting to spend a second year at Houghton Lake High. 68 The always smiling, never frowning girl here is Ylve Sahlin. Born February 8 in 1953, Ylva is from Stockholm, Sweden. Her hobbies include sewing and skiing. The sports that she really enjoys are sailing, swimming and skiing. Ylva's classes this year at H.L.H.S. are govern- ment, speech and comp. , English III, advanced phy- sical education, programed math, and U.S. History. Paul Karlsson was born November 13, 1953 in Kinna, Sweden. The Big Swede has brown hair and blue eyes and a very versatile personality. Big Swede's favorite hobby is girls, he also likes to go horseback riding. His favorite sports are football, (which he played for the first time at Houghton Lake) soccer and basketball. The classes Paul attends at HLHS include; government, speech and comp., English III, U.S. History, advanced physical education, and Algebra. Ulla Bagge is our sweet, shy and innocent visitor from Helsinki, Finland. She has beau- tiful, long, blonde hair and blue eyes. Hobbies of Ulla's are playing the piano and drawing. Favorite sports of hers include sailing, swimming, and skiing. During Thanksgiving vacation, Ulla's mother came to the U.S.A. to visit. Before returning to Finland, Mrs. Bagge visited her brother who resides in Colorado. The classes Ulla attends here are English III, U.S. History, art, French I, government, and home ec. A day for the earth I hope it doesn't explode right here! Thank you, thank you. And THIS is ecology! Then after you squeeze it, fumes pollute the environment! ! I do, do you? Banquets in ’70 . . . “Junior-Senior” SENIOR TABLE! You're putting me on! If I had my choice, I sure wouldn't be drinking this ! 72 «c • . v; • M _ • 4 W . r ♦ j; %. % tic r f v A t • ■ ■ - • .. - . : � v • • . ■ • v . -1- w bip • . • «- ► - a ► r rtf %� « v • ,. ■ • •• • 10 • “Leaving on a , A - % • r t % « 4 X 9 • % V The senior trip The Capitol Did ya hear the one about. . . As the days of the 1970 school year draw to a close, the seniors prepare to make their annual pilgrimage to Washington D. C. Our chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, had just as much fun as the Seniors. All will have many happy memories that they will cherish for the rest of their lives. 74 I can Who stole my seat? ! Hey Bill, I think there's somebody following us. 76 Speaking of hard seats! Yummy, yummy, yummy, green and white in my tummy! 77 These are the days, They sure are! Hey, where's this hall lead to? I'm getting dizzy. Who's the new guy? Is he going out for football? I sure hope so! Good Grief! There's freshmen everywhere. Hey, don't hassle me, huh? Who did you say she was going with? No kidding. The assembly is canceled! Oh no! Can I borrow your French paper? You say you're going out to Camp CoBeAc, TO DO WHAT? You've got to be putting me on! I hope it keeps snowing All right! School's gonna be called off. These sure are the days. CLASSES • CLASSES • CLASSES • C OFFICERS: Bill Enghopper, President; Sylvia Hamp, Vice President; Bob Hoetzel, Secretary; Linda Huges, Treasurer. The senior class of’70 An unselfish devotion to the students of Houghton Lake High School characterizes our Senior advisor, Mr. Fockler. It is only appropriate that this year's class express a heart- felt thank you for the time and effort he has devoted helping make this year a memorable one. Thank you, Mr. Fockler. CLASS COLOR: Green and Yellow CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rosebud CLASS SONG: Enter the Young CLASS MOTTO: He who never attempts the ridiculous can never achieve the impossible. Mr. Fockler f 80 ROBERT EARNEST BEDELL Bob JOHN N. BENSER John JOHN WALTER BIFOSS, JR. John 81 82 DENNIS ARTHUR DANKERT Denny SANDRA LEE DELONG Sandy SUSAN MARIE COLE Sue CINDYLU ELLYN BOWMAN Cindy GEORGIA LOU CHURCHILL George . .. And then he blew his engine. DAVID LEE DRUMM Dave MICHAEL L. DUVENDECK Cub Mike RALPH J. DELMOTTE Ralph MARK TRISTRAM DROGT Mark DONALD R. ELGAS JR. Don 84 WILLIAM J. ENGHOFFER Bill Train DOUGLAS DUANE ENOS Doug NANCY K. GEARHART Nanc Blow in my ear and I'll follow you anywhere. 85 JEFFREY STEPHEN GUY Jeff Broadway JOHNNY G. HALL DEBORAH LOISE HAMMOND John Debbie Red 86 SYLVIA HAMP Sylvia Hammy DEWITT ROBERT HOELTZEL Bob LINDA KAY HUGHES Linda Hughie I'm afraid to look! ! ! 87 Home was never like this! What do ya mean my long ears violate the dress code! 88 CRAIG EDWARD HUNTER Craig REVA ETHELEEN JONES Rev KEITH JOHN KALIS Keith DENNIS R. LEE Denny CHRISTINE LUCILE LEGARIE Chris DAVID RICHARD LEPPER Dave 89 I wonder if I really look like a beautiful spy. School isn't really that boring, but it pays to be prepared. 90 MICHELLE JAMAINE MILLER Michelle BRUCE THEODORE MILNES Bruce Tank JAMES MUND Jim ROSEMARY MARIE MURRAY Rose Well, if that don't pickle the cucumbers! TIMOTHY R. PESHICK Tim Worm KEVIN COLLIN PETERS Pete MARYF. PETERS Mary 91 RHONDA SUE POWERS Rhonee SAM JAMES PREZZATO Samson SCOT BRUCE SCHRAMKOWSKI Scot TERRY LEE ROBERTS Terry 92 YLVA SAHLIN Ylva SHERILL LYNDA SENSOR Sher 93 RICHARD WAYNE TIFT Rick KATHLEEN JOANNE VANSICKLE Kathy Van LINDA GAYE VANSICKLE Lin DAVID BRUCE VAUGN Dave CELINA SILVEIRA da VEIGA Swedish Customs Service? 94 SUE ANN VINCENT Stu Vince JERRY LEE WALLINGTON Waldo BETTY SUE WEBB Betty There's a 'party-pooper' at every slumber party. GARY MATTHEW WEGLARZ Gary DOUGLAS EUGENE WEINEL Doug Now that I'm here, I guess I'll stay. The road I took was named Goodbye, The path looked strange. . . I wonder why. I left familiar things behind, A hand caught mine. . . I paid no mind. The stranger never once did say Just what had brought him on my way. On we went, and somewhat afraid, I wish I hadn't come out. . .stayed. All the friends that I once knew Took a road named Goodbye too. There were no two roads just the same, Though all were called Goodbye by name. The road went on; we went on too, And I was sad, for then I knew, That never could I be the same. Having walked down Goodbye Lane. And though I couldn't understand We walked together hand in hand. We said no words, but just walked on I thought of things now past and gone. I thought of games I've lost and won. I thought of all the things I've done. I thought of those I loved and cared Of times we'ed had, of things we'ed shared. I thought of those I'd come to know. Just knowing them—they'd helped me so. I thought of things, of tears I'd shed. . . Those somethings now brought smiles instead. The tasks I've done, those left to do I wondered how I'd make it through When something inside seems to say, Do the best you can from day to day. The way was rough; I knew the score, It never ends. . . there's always more. But now I know that all in all Everything in its own place will fall. I thought of all the happy days The sad ones now seemed just a haze. And in a flash I came to see How much the past had meant to me. I walked along— I wondered where The future led and what was there. The past still echoed from behind I was its and it was mine. . . But in my heart was still a fear, And in my eye a shining tear. Yet on my face there was a smile; And I walked forward, all the while. I walked along the road Goodbye I looked back once. . . I heard a sigh. Then I remembered at my side My silent, but constant guide. The strangers hand I felt in mine I asked his name, he turned just so, Then smiling he said, I'm called Hello. 97 Juniors CLASS OFFICERS--Randy Stevenson, Vice President; Luanne Von See, Secretary; Sylvia Bassett, Treasurer Alan Rosenthal, President. This was the year we buckled down! John Alton Liz Anderson Carl Bahs Bruce Balcom Chris Ball Linda Barth Sylvia Bassett Scott Bateman Chris Bedell Ben Bifoss Debbie Bileth Dan Boice Paul Bowman Pam Braun Janet Breyer Nancy Burns Marsha Bums Bob Burtis 98 Cindy Carr Sue Chenette Marty Cohee Mary Czajka Alfred Davis Phil Davis Debbie LeLong Kathy Dougherty Denise Draper Linda Dutcher Beth Earley Ted Fisher Terry Fredell Pat Gagne Don Golm Steve Grice Ron Hacker Rick Hadley Jerome Hall Pete Hamp Darlene Haveman Dinnis Hicks Pat Hose Wayne Howell Steve Howey Albert Huff Debbie Hunter Sheldon Irish Leif Johnson Paula Johnson Ron Johnson Angie Kelly Arnie Krause Carmen Kregear Teri Kuhn Bob Leedy 99 I KNEW you'd look up to me some day! Pat Lemire Dan Mainprize Betty Marsh Joan Martin Bob Matter Pam McDonald Peggy McDonald Karen McPherson John McVey Ron Melton Donna Mueller Donna Mund Ed Randall Michelle Randall Rita Riedel Craig Roberts Alan Rosenthal Greg Schwartz Gary Simison Mark Slaght Lloyd Solomon A r: d t M 100 What are you looking at John? Jackie Coon Doug Cornell Debbie Czaijka Pat Danket Dawn Davis Kathy Davis Robert Davis Alyce Detmer Dale Druram Pam Dutch er Carol Elmer Joy Enos Frank Entemann Mary Flett Ken Fockler Sue Forman Rex Gee Debbie Gouin Michelle Gouin Janet Griffin Crystal Gotham Geez! Prices are going up. Our American Hero!? 103 Randy Hacker Jackie Harris Barb Harrison Ron Helms Karen Huff Russell Jaynes Mary Jeffers Craig Johnston Norman Jones Carey Kebrle Art Kenney Pam Kerns Veniesa Knox Tim Krause Mark-Kreger Monica LaRocque Joe LeGarie Corky Little Pat Luhrs Peggy Luhrs Joe Mason Bill Matthews Mark McClintic Donna McCoy Chip McCullough Pam McReynolds Don Miller Peggy Miller Rod Miller Kitty Moran Marsha Morrone Leslie Murry Diane Parker Carol Peters Pam Post Mary Pruden Brenda Randall Walt Rayl Pat Riley Albert Romancky Valli Schicker Glenda Scott 104 Linda Towner Geni Trail Jack Wallington Mike Walters Sharon Wedding Debbie Wilds Denise Williams Judy Williams Gwen Williams Rebecca Williams Wendy Woodworth Barb W orth PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Duane Bigford Vickie Danks Terese DeYoung Greg Tift Jim VanDienen Pat Wallington Studying? 105 CLASS OFFICERS—Debbie Mainprize, Vice President; Roberta Centilli, Trea- surer; Luanne Patnode, Secretary; Rick Marshall, President. That was the Year! When we became one of them. Don Baase Mark Baase Wilma Baese Scott Barnum Denise Bassett DeeAnn Benson Deborah Boice Ken Bowman Elaine Bowman Bill Braie Ken Brimmer Steve Brimmer Jim Burtis Roberta Centilli Cecil Clark Jerry DeLong LouAnn Detmer Sheryl Detmer Steve Detmer Mike Doherty Dwight Draper Ray Eggleton Cara Entemann Edward Flett 106 Linda Freeman Linda Galbraith Joyce Geiger Danny Getty Steve Glover Marilyn Goodrich Steve Gruenberg Cindy Halliday Becky Hammond Jim Harrison Edwin Harvey Sally Hines Jim Hoover Steve Hose Lillian Jaruzel Thomas Jordan Diane Kamplain Connie Kebrle 107 Jim Martin David Matter Mark Matthews Debbie McDonald Don McLeod Patty Melton Another Picasso? Dana Millstead Doug Morton Chris Moss Louie Muckenthaler Reava Mund Tom Nemrava Terry Oliver LuAnne Patnode Diane Phillips Steve Pifer Brian Pomeroy Rita Ramdall Bob Rock Steve Saxton Mark Schramkowski Pam Schroeder 108 Steve Schyer Vicki Slaght Sue Songer ‘r s Casey Smith Tim Stanley April Stuck Mike Sullivan Gloria Sutherland Becky Tiffin Valeria Trader Linda Turnbull Mickey Byrrell That'll be fifty cents extra, Mark. Aaron Vandenboss Joel Voice Mike Wallington Chrystal Walters Susan Watson Ray Weglarz Candy Wilds Mary Worral Sherri Yarnell Pictures not Available Too Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Larry Bies David Calkine Ron Delaurier Ted Dowland Jenine House Kim Laverty Marcus Milton Mike O'Connell Marc Peters Judy Widdis Steve Zechmeister 109 These are the days, We gotta get some wheels tonight, Maybe my old man will lend me the car. But he says I gotta get my hair cut. Listen, do you think we can get to Richards and back in 15 minutes? Let's go. Peers is just across the street. Sugar sugar, ahh honey honey, You are my...........my radio's broken. We're almost out of gas you know. Let's stop at the Clark Station. I'll never get bucket seats again! Make that French fries, not onion rings. May I help you? No, just looking. These are the days. A D VER TISING • AD VER TISING • A sta ii Congratulations to the Class of 1970 STUCK’S FURNITURE HULL’S IMPERIAL SERVICE AND RESTAURANT Homelite Sales Service Hunting Fishing Licenses Phone: 32B-2471 Merritt, Michigan Compliments of DELUXE CLEANERS Compliments of LITTLE BIT STANDARD M-55 Merritt Gifts to Treasure Thoughtfulness Can Be a Gift Large or Small The Treasure Chest Has Them All Open Every Day Except Christmas Compliments of TREASURE CHEST Congratulations Seniors Congratulations BOWMAN’S PARTY STORE Compliments of PRATT’S SHELL Phone: 422-9218 M-55 PEER VARIETY STORE Congratulations Seniors Compliments of SULLIVANS SPORTSWEAR LONG BRANCH BAR Compliments of Congratulations You made it! WILD’S WESTERN AUTO MARSH’S SPORT PORT Congratulations Seniors “Rots a Ruck” DEL’S TEXACO SERVICE Congratulations Seniors VAL HALLA Compliments of HASTY’S DAIRY QUEEN Best of Luck to Houghton Lake’s Best SPRING CREEK GROCERY Zone 24 North Shore Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of’70 LAKESIDE LAUNDROMAT BOAT CITY Coin-operated Dry Cleaning Phone: 478-8139 Zone 9 M-55 M-55 “We Service What We Sell” Zone 11 Congratulations to the Class of’70 CASHAWAY SUPPLY Congratulations Seniors GRAND MARINE Congratulations Seniors LEROYS PRODUCE Virg and Fennie Hunter Zone 7 Houghton Lake Congratulations Seniors GENE WALLINGTON Well Drilling Repairs Phone: 422-5688 Congratulations RICHARD’S RESTAURANT Old US-27 M-55 Congratulations to the Class of’70 DETRAY REALTY CO., REALTORS Phone 422-5197 Six Offices to Serve You Members of the Partridge Associates Inc. Houghton Lake Compliments of PENNY’S LUMBER Congratulations to the Class of '70 LYLE’S SPORT SHOP Skidoo Evenrude Congratulations to the Class of'70 “May their future be brighter than their present.” HOUGHTON LAKE BLOCK COMPANY INC. North Shore Drive Zone 25 Houghton Lake Block Company, Inc. Compliments of GEORGE’S GROCERY Quality Groceries Congratulations Seniors Beer-Wine NICK KENS SHANGRI-LA RESORT Phone: Zone 478-7243 M-55 FOODLINER PINKY’S IGA FOODLINER Zone 6 Houghton Lake Congratulations to the Class of’70 “Let’s go Fishing!” ACE’S IMPERIAL SERVICE Congratulations Seniors WHITEHEAD’S Take-out Broasted Chicken Shrimp Fish Open 24 Hours Nellie Whitehead Compliments of BARGAR-SMITH FUNERAL HOME Houghton Lake Prudenville, Michigan m iitnau ;uWF Good Luck to the Seniors of “70” HUB SUPER MARKET “Your City Store in the North” Prudenville Congratulations to the Class of’70 CONSUMERS POWER Best Wishes to the Class of’70 HOPE AND FAITH’S RESTAURANT Houghton Lake, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of ’70 Congratulations Seniors KING’S ORCHARD’S AND NURSERY SUM'S BAIT ANDTACKLE Artie Cat Snow Mobiles Mercury Outboards Zone 7 M-55 Good Luck Seniors KNAPP’S Congratulations to the Class of’70 — $1.00 Store VINA DEL MAR MOTEL Compliments of NAVAJO TRADING POST Congratulations to the Class of’70 From Jim and Sue McClellan at the SNO QUEEN we welcome “just looking” Best Wishes to the Class of’70 From THEWHISPERING PINES RESORT Congratulations to the Class of’70 LAKEWOOD AUTO PARTS AND MOTEL Zone 7 Best Wishes BLODGETT AVIATION ROSCOMMON COUNTY AIRPORT Phone: 366-7660 Compliments of THE ABSTRACT CO. HERB AND HELEN SMITH Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations Seniors VIRGIL M. McClintic, O.D. Good Luck to the Seniors of’70 Congratulations Seniors HOLIDAY MOTOR INN HACKER’S MARINA AND RESORT Restaurant — Cocktail Lounge Very Best in Foods! Quarter mile from the Police Old U. S. 27 Post Best Wishes to the Senior Class PETERSON’S SERVICE AAA Wrecker Service — GMC Trucks North Shore, Houghton Lake, Mich. Best Wishes Seniors CLOVER LEAF RESTAURANT HOUGHTON BEACH GROCERY BETTY’S PET GARDEN CENTER WESLEY AND ALICE HANKES, Prop. Groceries — Beer and Wine Take Out, Meats and Party Foods Phone 366-5431 Zone 12 Houghton Lake, Mich. Pet Motel and Grooming Service Phone 422-5484 Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations Seniors BURN’S STANDARD SERVICE Houghton Lake, Used Cars JIM MUELLER — CHEVROLET INC. Chevrolet Sales-service: Complete Collision Service 478-3361 Houghton Lake, Michigan. estaurant MR. CHICKEN RESTAURANT 6633 W. Houghton Lake Dr. Houghton Lake, Michigan Congratulations Senior MERRITT SPEEDWAY M-55 Merritt, Michigan Congratulations Seniors WHITEHEADS Take-out Broasted Chicken Shrimp Fish Open 24 hours Nellie Whitehead Zone 7 M-55 Best Wishes To The Class of “70” Compliments of Artie Cat Snowmobile TERRY’S PHARMACY Mercury Outboard SLIMS BAIT AND TACKLE Houghton Lake Michigan WHGR-1290 WJGS - 98.5 SPARKS BROADCASTING Regards HEARD’S HOTEL FIVE MERCHANTS WELCOME YOU AT SPARTAN PLAZA ZONE 11 West Houghton Lake Drive Shop the store with the Spartan on the door! Your Magnavox, Zenith and Lowery dealer. DUGWAY’S CERAMICS The finest in gifts, greenware, and supplies. “Things that make any home more attractive.” CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Spartan Plaza wishes much success and the best of luck to the class of “70”. The best in gas and gas appliances, serving all of Houghton Lake. Bernie Robinson, Manager M ONTGOMEPY Catalog SALES AGENCY Shopping by phone and speedy service are real conviences for today's busv housewife. Phone 366-5347 The Bobcat staff takes this oppor- tunity to express their apprecia- tion and thanks for a job well done. Mr. Kenney has given many hours and spent a great deal of time making this yearbook one of the best. THANK YOU MR. KENNEY KENNY’S STUDIO Located on M-55 at Houghton Lake Index of senior activities RUSSELL ANDERSON Honor Graduate National Honor Society—11, 12 TER I AUSTIN Future Homemakers Club—9, 10 President of FHA-- 10 Future Teachers Club—10 Ski Club—9, 10 Homecoming Representative Homecoming Queen Candidate 2nd Runner up for Miss Houghton Lake Miss Congenality 1970 ULLA BAGGE YFU Exchange Student from Finland Future Nurses Club—12 Pep Club—12 Future Homemakers Club--12 Underground Explosion Staff--12 PAM BAKER Future Teachers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Future Homemakers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Future Nurses Club—9, 10, 11 Science Club—11, 12 Pep Club—12 Ski Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Junior Play Senior Play Teacher Assistant—12 Cheerleader—9, 10, 12 Candidate for Miss Houghton Lake BOB BEDELL Transfer from St. Johns High School Football—9 Basketball—9 JOHN BENSER Honor Graduate Science Club--9,10,11, 12 Science Club President--11, 12 National Honor Society—11, 12 Student Senate Vice-President—12 Editor of the Underground Explosion JOHN BIFOSS Transfer from Cass City—12 Future Teachers Club--12 Varsity Club—12 Football—12 Basketball- -12 Baseball—12 All Conference Honorable Mention in Football Band—12 JON BIGFORD Varsity Football-11, 12 KATHY BLODGETT Future Teachers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Future Homemakers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Ski Club—9, 10, 11, 12 1st runner up for Miss Houghton Lake CINDY BOWMAN Future Teachers Club—9, 10, 11 Future Homemakers Club—9, 10, 11 Treasurer of FHA Drama Club—11 Ski Club—10, 11 Cheerleader-- 11 Science Club—11 President of Sophomore Class Cheerleading Award DEBBIE BOYER Future Teachers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer of FTA--12 Future Homemakers Club—9, 10, 11 Secretary of FHA— 11 Ski Club—10 Student Senate Secretary—12 Science Club—9, 10, 11 Drama Club— 11 Junior Play, Senior Play Band--9,10,11,12 Teacher Assistant--12 Sophomore S Junior Class Secretary Underclassmen Editor of Yearbook--11 Editor of Yearbook--12 Homecoming Representative Homecoming Queen Candidate GEORGIA CHURCHILL Future Teacher Club--10, 11, 12 Future Nurses Club--11 Bible Club--11 Girls Athletic Association--10 Senior Play Girls Varsity Basketball—10, 11, 12 Teachers Assistant—10, 11, 12 DENNIS DANKERT Band—9,10, 11, 12 SANDRA DELONG Girls Varsity Basketball--12 GEORGE DIETERICH Ski Club Science Club Camera Club Varsity Club Football RITA DOWLAND Future Homemakers Club—9 Choir—11, 12 MARK DROGT Honor Graduate National Honor Society—11, 12 Chess Club--10 Senior Play President of Freshman Class Basketball—9, 10, 12 All Conference first team Basketball DAVID DRUMM Science Club--11 Track—9, 11 Football—9 National Honor Society Honor Graduate MIKE DUVENDECK Honor Graduate National Honor Society-- 11, 12 Science Club—10,12 Pep Club—12 Band—9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club--12 Chess Club— 10, 11 Weight-lifting Club—11 Student Senate President--12 Football—11, 12 Track—10,11 Letter of Commendation From National Merit Scholarship DON ELGAS Honor Graduate National Honor Society—11, 12 Band—9, 10 Track—9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club Senior Play BILL ENGHOFFER Science Club--9, 11, 12 Chess Club--10 Weight-lifting Club—9, 10, 11 Varsity Club--10, 11, 12 Varsity Club Vice-President--11 Varsity Club President--12 Football—9, 10,11, 12 Track--9, 11 Senior Class President DOUG ENOS Honor Graduate National Honor Society—11, 12 Chess Club--10, 11 Varsity Club--11, 12 Football—10, 12 Basketball—10, 11, 12 Baseball—10, 11, 12 Sports Editor for Newsette Staff—11 NANCY GEARHART Girls Athletic Association--9 Future Homemakers Club--9, 10 Ski Club—9 Senior Play RICHARD GOD BOLD Science Club—10, 11 Camera Club--9 Ski Club--9,10,11,12 Yearbook Staff—11, 12 Junior Play Senior Play Chess Club--11 Band—9 Underground Explosion Staff DONNA GOODRICH Girls Varsity Basketball—10, 11 JEFF GUY . Varsity Club--11, 12 Football—9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball—10 Track--9 All Conference Honorable in Footbally DEBBIE HAMMOND on Honor Graduate National Elonor Society—11,12 Glee Club Art Award SYLVIA HAMP Honor Graduate National Honor Society'—11,12 Sid Club—9, 10, 11 Future Nurses Club—9, 10,11, 12 President of FNA Girl's Athletic Association--9 Pep Club—12 Publisher of Underground Explosion—12 Senior Class Vice-President DAR Good Citizen Award KATHY HARRISON Transfer From Farmington High— 11 Honor Graduate National Honor Society--11,12 Business Manager of Yearbook--12 Editor of Senior Section—12 Band—11, 12 Drama Club—11 Teacher Assistant—12 Junior Play Number I Junior Girl Homecoming Representative Homecoming Queen Candidate DAR Candidate 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow WILBERT HINES Cm era Club— 10 Varsity Club—11, 12 Football—10,11 Basketball—9, 10 Track—9, 10, 11, 12 BOB HOELTZEL Valedictorian National Honor Society Science Club Ski Club Varsity Club Chee Club President Yearbook staff member--12 Senior Class Secretary Football—9, 10,11, 12 Basketball—9,10,11,12 Track—9,10,11,12 All Conference Honors in Football All Conference Honors in Basketball Honorable Mention All State in Football--12 LINDA HUGHES Future Nurses Club—9,10,11, 12 Science Club--11 Future Homemakers Club--9, 10, 11 Student Government member—9, 10, 11 Student Government Treasurer—10,11 Class Officer—9, 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader—9, 10, 11,12 Homecoming Queen Miss Houghton Lake 1970 CRAIG HUNTER Band—9, 10, 11, 12 Band President—11 Science Club--11 Chess Club—9, 10 Camera Club--9 REVA JONES Glee Club Band KEITH KALIS Science Club—9,10,11 Chess Club—10, 11 Ski Club—10 BARB KAMPLAIN Transfer From Flint—11 Vice-President of Future Homemakers Club—12 PAUL KARLSSON YFU Exchange Student from Sweden Varsity Club--12 Ski Club—12 Pep Club—12 Football—12 Track—12 BARB KING National Honor Society—11 Band—9, 10, 11 Ski Club—9, 10 Chess Club—10 Cheerleader—9, 10, 11, 12 Pep Club- - 12 DENNIS LEE Transfer From Tawas High— 11 Honor Graduate National Honor Society Weight- lifting Club- - 11 Varsity Club—12 Football—12 CHRIS LEGAR IE Future Teachers Club—9, 10, 11 Future Homemakers Club—9, 10, 11 Science Club--9,10,11 Newsette Staff— 11 Underground Explosion Staff—12 Editor of Activities for Annual—12 FTA Treasurer—9 Teacher's Assistant—12 Yearbook Staff--11, 12 DAVE LEPPER Varsity Club—10, 11, 12 Science Club--10,11 Ski Club—9,10 Weight lifting Club--10, 11 Football—9, 10, 12 Basketball--9 Baseball—9, 10, 12 KATHY MACKEY Office Secretary--11 Elementary Office Secretary--12 Teachers Assistant—12 Typing Award Shorthand Award NANCY MARRA Future Teachers Club--9, 10, 11, 12 FTA Historian— 11 FTA Vice-President--12 Future Nurses Club Secretary-Treasurer--12 Teacher's Assistant—10 Drama Club--11 Yearbook Staff—11 Junior and Senior Play Bible Club—11 PAM MATTOON Future Nurses Club--11 Future Homemakers Club--11 Glee Club—11 Shorthand Awards GARY MATTSON Saluta tori an National Honor Society—11, 12 Camera Club--9 Chess Club— 10, 11 Varsity Club—11, 12 Track--10, Football—9, 10, 11, 12 BRUCE MILNES Chess Club--11, 12 Science Club--11 Varsity Club--11, 12 Weightlifting Club--10, 11 Varsity Football—11, 12 ROSEMARY MARIE Glee Club Shorthand Award MIKE ORZECHOWSKI Chess Club--11 TIM PESHICK Ski Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—11 Chess Club—10 Weight-lifting Club--9, 10, 11 Football—10, 11,12 BRUCE PLACKOWSKI Honor Graduate National Honor Society—11, 12 Sophomore Class Vice-President Varsity Club--11, 12 Varsity Club Vice President Track—9, 10, 11 Football—9, 10,11, 12 All Sportsman Award SAM PREZZATO Weight-lifting Club--10 Football—10 Track--10 YLVA SAHLIN YFU Exchange Student from Sweden—12 Honor Graduate National Honor Society--12 Ski Club—12 Pep Club--12 Future Nurses Club--12 Senior Play SCOT SCHRAMKOWSKI Science Club--11, 12 Science Club Treasurer Baseball Letters SHER SENSOR Future Teachers Club--9, 10, 11 Future Homemakers Club--9, 10, 11 Ski Club—9, 10 Drama Club--11 Science Club—9, 10, 11 Yearbook Staff—12 DAVE SHERWOOD Varsity Club--11, 12 Vice-President of Junior Class Co-Captain of Football team All Conference Honorable Mention in Football All State in Football JENNIFER STANLEY Future Teachers Club--9, 10, 11, 12 Chess Club--10 Explosion Staff—12 Yearbook Staff--12 Future Teachers Secretary- Junior Play Senior Play KATHY TIFFIN Future Homemakers Club--9, 10, 11 President of FHA— 11 Glee Club President--12 Junior Play Senior Play RICH TIFT President of Junior Class Football—9, 10 Basketball--9, 10 KATHY VANSICKLE Science Club--11, 12 Ski Club—9,10, 11 Drama Club--11 Pep Club Vice President—12 Underground Explosion Staff—12 Girls Basketball--10, 11, 12 LINDA VANSICKLE Future Homemakers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Future Teachers Club--9, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club—11 Junior Play Cast DAVID VAUGHN Science Club--10,11 Ski Club- - 12 Football—10 Junior Play CELINA da VEICA YFU Exchange Student From Brazil—10 Transfer From Brazil--12 SUE VINCENT Future Teachers Club—9, 10, 11, 12 FTA Historian--9 FTA Secretary—11 FTA President--12 AD's Editor for Yearbook—11 Girls Athletic Association--9 Girl's Basketball--10, 11 Typing Award JERRY WALLINGTON Yearbook Staff--11, 12 Varsity Club- -11, 12 Science Club--9,10,11 Drama Club--11 Junior Play Senior Play Football—12 Track- -10, 11, 12 Basketball—9, 10, 11, 12 BETTY WEBB Office Secretary--12 Future Homemakers Club—10 GARY WEGLARZ Transfer from Lincoln Park High Honor Graduate National Honor Society--11, 12 DOUG WE ENEL Varsity Club Football—9, 10, 12 Track—9,10 These are the days These are the days, The end, and yet just the beginning. I think we tried harder to achieve something. Like the Big E Award? How many days left in the countdown? Time flies by too fast. I can't believe this year is over. Man, we sure had school spirit, didn't we. I had a lot of good times, you know what I mean. Actually learned a few new things. And I was just beginning to like school. Let's walk around the hall one last time. What are you going to do this summer? Work I guess. You know, I'll never forget you. These are the days. 140 k % • — !bJ z '• Crv V ' . ■� ■ t?,l ' JJl rvtairV s,' J 2 .. .ri- � • . £• W • A — V x . - � •