Kingston High School - Xenolith Yearbook (Kingston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

PRESENTING Cardinal 69 Kingston High School Kingston, Michigan CARDINAL '69 is probably the last yearbook to be put together within the halls of good ol' Kingston High School. Already in proc- ess, the new high school will be taking over soon. With this thought in mind, CARDINAL '69 is dedicated to the memories and graduates of the past and the success of the future. Title 1 Table of Contents 2 Activities 3 Honors 17 Athletics 21 Administration 33 Seniors 43 Underclassmen nr p� 51 Elementary 67 Advertisements 77 ACTIVITIES H omecoming Highlights Our reigning queen. School started with the 1968- 1969 Homecoming. Out of the court the High School picked Pam Lyons as their queen. Miss Lyons was crowned by last year's queen Jane Peter. A dozen red roses were presented to the queen by the co- captains Dale Allen and Grant Gettel. Following the game a dance was held in the gym and the UNITED SOUND furnished the music. The selection of our queen. 1968-69 Football Se ason Farewell to our last year's queen. We welcome our new queen. Our excited queen and her court. Bonnie and Clyde Sleeping Beauty F 8 R E I H S H G M R A N A D 1 E St. Valentine's Day Massaqure Funk and Wagnall Jungle Book Editor-in-chief...................................Dale Allen Business Manager..................................Dave Lalko Production Manager...............................Ed Bilicki Programs.........................................Fred Peter Staff.............................................Bob Miller, Dave Nadolski, Pam Lyons, Rochelle Snover, Roger Jaynes, Carol Walkiewicz, Dan LaFond, Cathy Parker, Dan Packey, Linda Gottler, Jerry Gilmore, Ann Jaster, Ulrich Scheuermann, Carol Rayl, Terry Barrons, Linda Dombrowski, Fred Walker, Barb Kolacz, Cathie Galuben- ski, Janet Harneck, Doris Zeilinger, Janis King, Mike McLaughlin, Nancy Chappel. Journalism 7 Musical 8 Program The choir is one of our more important organizations in the Music Department. The students in choir have given much devotion in the quest of bringing enjoyment and musical understanding to themselves and their audiences. The majority of people have been in choir for the past three years. With two exceptions all of the tenors and basses have two more years in choir and with the rapid improvement they have made, and will continue to make, the choir will be a more dominating force in the music department. 9 PEP BAND The purpose of this organization is three fold. 1). To help promote school spirit. 2). To stimulate and provide band students more opportunity to per- form. 3). To give the twillers an op- portunity to perform other than foot- ball season. We sincerely hope that the student body will continue to support the pep band. 10 Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with courage and high hopes. This year started out with a bang. First we had initiation, which was great fun for the new members. Our major project was our Thanksgiving dinner, which we gave in honor of last years members. We plan on having many more projects and just having a great time. F.F.A. The FFA is one of the two youth organizations which is registered trademark by act of Congress. The 1963 Co-Ed Bill allowed the local and state to admit girls. John Borek, Jim Harper; Jim Langmaid, Tim Cherniawski and Ulrich Scheuermann were among the 45 FFA boys of Region 7 who rode the Chartered Indian Trail bus that went on the FFA National con- vention trip. The boys were among the 13,025 people that attended the 40th Annual FFA convention at Kansas City, Mo. Future Farmers of America 11 In the past years at K.H.S. the stu- dent council has tried to do several things. Not only what was expected of them such as the Homecoming, but also helped to support several new things, such as payer's for part of our new foreign exchange students costs while he is in school here. Above all the student council is for the students and the students should tell the student council what they want. Student Council Varsitv Club • The varsity club is real proud this year to have as our sponsors Mr. Morgon and Mr. Bebow. This year the varsity club has bought blazers to match and are receiving red emblems for the jackets. The basketball team is doing well and look nice in their jackets. The varsity club would like to thank the people of K.H.S. for supporting the athletic teams of Kingston, and making it a joy to play sports for our wonderful school. Office Assistants ABOVE. BOTTOM ROW: (1 to r) D. Lalko, T. Nickens, M. Burns, L. Woods, W. Kelley, P. Sefton. BACK ROW: S. Reimann, J. Lock, B. Schrader, C. Flikkie, Mrs. Nemeth, M. Heacock, C. Koehler, J. King, C. Campbell, F. Myers. LEFT: (1 to r) D. Owens, L. Conely, M. Brandibur, C. Galubenski. 12 Student Teachers LIBRARIANS This year the librarians here at K.H.S. have done a reasonably good job in helping out the students who are having trouble finding information in our library. We have also taken pride in the cheery moods that are created from the very in- teresting bulletin boards that Mrs. Opperman helps us produce. I think we have enjoyed ourselves being librarians this year, as work in our library is mostly on the bright side. 13 Editor-in-Chief........................Brenda Lalko Assistant Editor.......................Nancy Chappel Administration Editor..................Carol Walkiewicz Barb Woods and Loretta Spear Senior Editor..........................Evelyn Schmuhl Cathy Parker and Janet Harneck Underclassmen Editor...................Barb Kolacz Shelly Schwarderer and Michelle Brandibur Elementary Editor......................Marjorie Spear Linda Warner Activities Editor......................Ellen Moore Carol Rayl, Bob Die gel and Mary Houghton Sports Editor..........................Sandy Silvernail Dan Packey and Fred Peter Advertising Editor.....................Nancy Chappel Shelly Snover, Shelly Schwarderer, and JoAnn Hergenreder Photographer...........................Carol Walkiewicz ADVISOR................................Mrs. Opperman 14 Cardinal 69 Yearbook BOTTOM ROW: E. Moore, S. Silvernail, B. Lalko, B. Kolacz, N. Chappel. MIDDLE ROW: C. Rayl, L. Warner, J. Hergenreder, E. Schmuhl, Advisor Mrs. Opperman, M. Spear, L. Spear, B. Woods, J. Hameck, BACK ROW: m! Houghton, F. Peter, D. Packey, B. Diegel, S. Snover. 15 INITIATION On October 8, 1968, the freshmen class were initiated into high school. The initiation began at 7:30 P.M. in the gym. There were different events that the sophomores made the fresh- men do for their initiation. Among these were the onion race, in which they had to pass it under their chin and if they dropped it, they had to take a bite. Another event was picking up lifesavers off the ground with a toothpick. The third event was finding a cherry in a bowl of whip cream. Another was putting their hands in a bowl of liver and guess what it was. The last one was a bicycle race on tri- cycles. Following the initiation was a dance in the gym, which was enjoyed by all. 16 Hey Ole This phrase refers to our first exchange student. Ole is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Carlyl Everett. Ulrich Scheuermann was born on January 4, 1952. He is the second son of Heinrich and Maria Elisabeth Scheuermann. Ole's home address is 6081 Biekesheim, Albert Schwatzer Str. 2. His father is a teacher of science and math. Mrs. Scheuermann is a housewife. Ole has two sisters; Marlene--21 who is a teacher of Home Economics, Annerose--10. His older brother Siegbert age 20 is a sailor of the German merchant marine. In past years, Ole has taken 7 yrs. of math and German, 6 yrs. of English and Religion, 5 yrs. of Latin, Physics and social studies, 4 yrs. of Biology, Chemistry, History and Art, plus 3 yrs. of music. This year he is taking U.S. Government, Am. Hist., Sociology, Economics, College Prep, Landscaping, Choir, and Journalism. Ole's extracurricular activities at K.H.S. include football, Y.F.C. and the senior play. Very good. I like it was his comment on playing football. Ole was recently accepted to the National Honor Society as an honorary member. He has enjoyed his stay here very much. 17 Presenting Our Honor Students Doris King, who has compiled a 3.864 grade point average and has won the honor of being the 1969 Valedictorian, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert King. Kingston High has been the only school that Doris has ever attended. During her high school years she has been active in the Student Council for four years, two years in the National Honor Society, one year in the Drama Club, and four years in Youth For Christ. Spring Arbor College is where Doris plans on furthering her education. She has hopes of majoring in Psychology and Chemistry. After completing college, Doris plans on being a Y.F.C. director so she can work with teenage youth. Valedictorian Doris King Salutatorian Cathie Galubenski Cathie Galubenski, who has compiled a 3.695 grade point average is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galuben- ski. Kingston High School has been the scene of her education. While in high school she has been the secretary of her class in her junior and senior year, president of the Future Home- makers' of America, and a member for two years, a Na- tional Honor Society member since it started at Kingston in 1966, and an office assistant for the past two years. Saginaw Business School is where Cathie plans on taking a Receptionist Typist course. Cathie is remembered as one of the Homecoming Queen candidates. 18 and Following Eight Cathy Linn Parker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geroge Parker. Since she has been here, she has been active in cheer- leading, F.H.A. yearbook staff, St. Council, and journalism. Her future plans are to go to Jackson, and maybe travel. Evelyn Sue Schmuhl is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Schmuhl. Evelyn has been ac- tive in St. Council, band, and Y.F.C. She was also secretary of the St. Council. Her future plans are to attend C.M.U. THIRD Cathy Parker FOURTH Evelyn Schmuhl Alice Chantiny is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harm Chantiny. She has attended Kingston since she started school. Alice plans on going to college or the women's branch of the service, then later . . . mar- riage. Lois R. Walls is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Walls. Since she started school, she has been very active. To attend M.S.U. and perhaps travel are Lois's plans for the future. FIFTH Alice Chantiny SIXTH Lois Walls Rochelle C. Snover is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snover. She was born on May 27, 1952. Shelly has compiled a 3.296 average in her three yrs. in high school. Her future plans are to go on to Beauty school next fall. Sandra D. Bragg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bragg. She has been very active in school with different clubs and offices. Her future plans are to be a pro- fessional dressmaker. 19 SEVENTH Rochelle Snover EIGHTH Sandra Bragg Brenda Elaine Lalko is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lalko. She is our ninth ranking senior with a 3.187 average. She has been active in band, choir, annual staff, and St. Council. Her future plans are to attend C.M.U. Our tenth ranking senior is Robert Bruce Miller who has compiled a 2.838 average. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mil- ler. He has been active in all sports since he has been in high school. Bob's future plans are to get a job so he can go to col- lege later. NINTH Brenda Lalko TENTH Bob Miller On Monday March 10, 1969, the fourth annual induction of the National Honor Society took place. Ten members were inducted along with one honorary member. The eleven standing members are: Dale Allen, Alice Chantiny, Lynda Conely, Cathy Galubenski, Doris King, Carol Rayl, Sandra Bragg, Robert Miller, Shelly Schwaderer, Norma Simmons, and Donald Trzemzalski. The new inductees are: Nancy Chappel, Lyall Henderson, Brenda Lalko, Ellen Moore, Albert Ross, Evelyn Schmuhl, Ruth Spear, Debbie Trzemzalski, Mary Ann Wilkinson, and Francis Wo- lak. Ulrich Scheuermann, our exchange student from Germany was inducted as an honorary member. The teachers who are National Honor Society members participated in the program. Mr. James Czargo vouched for the inductees, Miss Marcy Lunberg presented certificates and Mrs. Jacquelin Opperman administered the oath. Mr. Jerome Schwartz, Principal was the Mas- ter of Ceremonies. Sandy Bragg gave a short history of the Chapter, while Doris King spoke on Character, Alice Chantiny on Scholarship, Cathie Galubenski on Leadership and Bob Miller on Service. These four qualities being the basis of selection for National Honor Society. The Kingston Chapter of the National Honor Society was founded February 21, 1966 with the help of the Cass City Chapter. The last two charter members graduate this year. They are Cathie Galubinski and Alice Chantiny. Teachers nominate students for the National Honor So- ciety, then the committee appointed by the sponsors of the Society interviews each candidate. Selections are made on the basis of LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, CHARACTER AND SERVICE. 20 L. to R. 1st ROW: Manager K. Barrens, D. Allen, B. Diegel, B. Miller, E. Bilicki, D. Lalko, J. Gottler, T. Barrens, C. Collins, Manager D. LaFond. 2nd : D. LaFond, D. Marquardt, M. McLaughlin, G. Gettel, U. Scheuermann, D. Packey, D. King, D. Cross. Schedule of Football Season 68 Carsonville Won Kingston Owengage Tie Kingston Akron -F a irgro ve Lost Kingston Unionville Lost Kingston Ubly Lost Kingston Mayville Lost Kingston Reese Lost Kingston Sebewaing Lost Kingston Captains and Coaches 22 Who is it Don't get grabby L. to R.: L. Gottler, P. Lyons, N. Chappel, J. Hameck, C. Rayl, C. Parker. 23 J.V. Football Team L. to R. 1st ROW: Manager K. Barrons, R. Smith, P. Miller, D. Houghton, J. Kolacz, D. Lester, Manager D. LaFond. 2nd: B. Allen, D. Gilmore, D. Lalko, B. Cottier, L. Ross. 24 Jr. High Football L. to R. 1st ROW: D. Marquardt, R. Borek, R. Chappel, B. Soper, D. Wolak, S. Collins, J.Rayl, R. Nichol. 2nd: J. Lockhart, L. King, J. Nemeth, M. Diegel, K. Barrons, D. Begeman, J. Myers, B. Fox. 3rd: M. Eschtruth, C. McLaughlin, J. Borek, G. Swerizynski, C. Gettel, D. LaFond, E. Kolacz, D. Mar- quardt. Jr. High Cheerleaders L. to R.: C. Miller, J. Barden, M. Hameck, D. Eschtruth, N. Rogers, M. Schrader. 25 L. to R.: D. Allen, D. LaFond, E. Bilicki, F. Peter, B. Miller, D. Packey, D. Trzemzalski, G. Gettel, T. Barrons, B. Diegel, Managers K. Barrons, D. LaFond, Coach: Mr. Morgan. The season started with a bang, And the players shot hot as hang. Ten victories this year, we did win, Only four losses for the gin, The cry went out over the land, And Bob Miller held two fingers from his hand. Though we fought hard through and through, For our work we're number two. Through the league it was heard with fear, LOOK OUT! Watch for Kingston's team next year. 27 Jay Vee 68-69 L. to R. 1st ROW: D. Lester, L. Ross, ]. Gottler, D. Lalko, K. Coriis, L. Harneck,ID. Lemanski. 2nd: D. Gilmore, A. Ross, Z. Miller, J. Kolacz, D. Marquardt, D. Houghton, R. Clink, Coach: Mr. Morgan. Spirited Six L. to R.: M. Massenberg, D. Lalko, C. Koehler, M. Bums, D. Trzemzalski. Super Six L. to R.: C. Rayl, C. Parker,L. Gottler, ]. Harneck, P. Lyons, N.Chappel. Fearless Freshman L. to R. 1st ROW: D. Meyer, D. Darling, L. Henderson, F. Wolak, B. Cottier. 2nd: B. Allen, P. Miller, J. Harper, F. Seddon, J. Gymory, Coach: Mr. Bebow. Pride of “73” L. to R. 1st ROW: J. Nemeth, B. Stratton, J. Borek, B. Fox, Coach: Mr. Harrison, E. Kolacz, D. LaFond, D. Zyrowski, S. Collins, K. Barrons, D. Wolak, B. Soper, J. Stevens, C. Gettel. 29 SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL SQUAD L. to R. 1st ROW: R. Nichol, R. Borek, C. McLaughlin, M. Eschtructh, J. Rayl, Coach, Mr. Csargo, J. Cadotte, D. Anger. L. to R.: L. Jepson, P. Maynard, V. Parker, C. Houghton, S. Wolak, S. Reiman. L. to R.: L. Hameck, D. Eschtruath, N. Rogers, C. Miller, J. Barden, M. Schrader. 30 L. to R.: T. Smith, C. Richter, J. Roberson, J. Lemanski, D. McAl- pine, C. Sefton. Baseball L. to R. 1st ROW: D. Marquardt, T. Barrens, D. Allen, B. Diegel, D. Packey. 2nd: D. Lalko, E. Bilicki, M. Houghton. Track L. to R. 1st ROW: D. Packey, D. Allen, T. Barrens, D. LaFond. 2nd: B. Mil- ler, D. Lalko, E. Bilicki, R. Miller. 31 32 ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Mr. Edward Bilicki Treasurer Mr. Gary Koehler Secretary Mr. Louis Wenzloff Trustee Mr. Robert Wilmot Trustee Marvin Kramer Vice President 34 Mr. Fred Ruggles Trustee Mr. Robert Cameron Superintendent Superintendent Mr. Robert Cameron wrote If every graduate leaves Kingston High School with plans for a future vocation, faith in himself, respect for others, a wish to improve Miss sharon Brief the world, and a Secretary desire for further education, then we will feel the school has done a good job in pre- paring its students for life. Mr. Schwartz wrote We stand at the END of an era and are look- ing towards the beginning of a new era. Our new high school fa- cilities will pro- vide only a new face, but new heart comes only through a regen- eration of educa- tional ideals and a willingness to change. The con- cept of education involves process of change . . . not for the sake of it, but to achieve es- tablishment. The faculty at Kings- ton High School have been proud of the fine stu- dents who crowd our halls. They are equally proud of the many positive reports we gain from those who have graduated. Mrs. Wilda Nemeth Secretarv 35 Mr. Jerome Schwartz Principal MR. BOOTH PHYSICAL SCIENCE, PHYSICS, LABORATORY, CHEMISTRY. Mr. Booth was born in Sandusky, Michigan. He attended Deckerville Comm. Schools, graduating in 1957. He attended Graceland College where he graduated in 1959. Other schools that he has taught before coming to Kingston were Sandusky; Cortey, Colorado; and Bay City. MRS. BREZEZINSKI TYPING, SHORTHAND, OFFICE PRACTICE. Mrs. Brzezinski was born in Poland. She attended Im- maculata High School, graduating in 1954 and from Marygrove College in 1958. She has previously taught in Imlay City, Royal Oak, and Detroit. She is now teaching at Kingston Community High School as a Busi- ness Teacher. MR. BEBOW ALGEBRA, TRIGONOMETRY, MATH 7, GEOM- ETRY, ADVANCED MATH. Mr. Be bow was born in St. Louis, Michigan. He attended St. Louis High Schools, graduating in 1960. He attended Central Michigan Univer- sity, graduating in 1964. He previously taught at Oscoda High School. 36 Our Faculty at K.H.S. MR. RED MORGAN PHYS. ED., COACH, BOYS SOCIAL LIVING. Born in Ubly, Michigan, graduated from Har hour Beach. He taught and coached at Elberta, Onaway, Akron-Fairgrove, and Caro. He served as Superintendent at Elberta. MRS. JACQULENE OPPERMAN COLLEGE PREP., LIBRARIAN. Born in Detroit, Michi- gan, graduated from Wil- liamson High School and went on to receive her de- gree from C.M.U. She has been teaching here since Sept, of 1958. She is mar- ried to Mr. Laurence Opperman. MR. THOMAS BRADLEY GOV., MICH. HIS., SR. G JR. JOURN. Born in Bay City, Michi- gan, graduated from Mid- land Sr. High and received his degree from C.M.U. He has been teaching here for 6 years. Mr. Bradley is also sponsor of the Sophomore Class. 37 MRS. EVELYN MILLER ENG., HOME EC., GIRLS SOCIAL LIVING. Born in Cedar, Michigan, graduated from Traverse City Central High School, and received a Life Certificate from C.M.U., also a B.A. degree at a later date. She taught at Thompsonville, Merritt, Glen Lake Community School for 6 years and then came to teach at Kingston. MR. WILLIAM MILLER MATH COURSES Born in Alton, Michigan, graduated from Lowell High School, received his Life Certificate from C.M.U. He has attended summer school at Northern Michigan, and Wisconsin State University. He has taught here for the last 6 years. Mr. and Mrs. Miller share the joy of hav- ing thirteen children. MR. LEWIS C. HARPER AGRICULTURE CLASSES Born in Middlebrook, Arkansas, graduated from Maun- ard Public High School, received his degree from M.S.U. He taught at Croswell and Lexington before coming to Kingston. He is married to Mrs. Shirley Harper and they have four children. 38 BIOLOGY MR. KENT HEIMERMANN Mr. Heimermann was born in Fargo, North Dako- ta. Some of the other places he lived were Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where he attended Catholic Grade School and the Public High School where he graduated in 1963. He attended college at St. John University in Collegeville, Minn, where he gradu- ated in 1967. He taught at Creighton University be- fore coming here. MR. EDWIN COMBER ECONOMICS, SOCIOLOGY, ENGLISH, ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY. Mr. Comber was born in Indiana. Other places he has lived are Missouri, Ohio, Michigan where he finally set- tled in Detroit. He attended Edwin Denby High School, from there he went on to Adrian College for four years and graduated with a B.A. Degree. He taught in North- ern Michigan and is now teaching at Kingston. MR. DALLAS R. HARRISON AMERICAN HISTORY, WORLD HISTORY. Mr. Harrison was born in Michigan. He has also lived in Texas, Hawaii, Ohio, Virginia and finally Michigan. He graduated from Galesburg --Augusta High School in 1959. He attended Oakland University and graduated in 1964. 39 MISS MARCY LUNDBERC FRENCH, ENGLISH . Born in Red Wing, Minnesota, she graduated from Villa Marcia Academy. She received a B.A. degree from Mankato State College. She taught at Minnesota State Training School, a home- school for delinquent boys, before coming to Kingston. MR. DAVID SEIGLE SPEECH, ENGLISH, ENGLISH LIT. Born in Detroit, Michigan, he graduated from Central High School. He received his degree from Michigan State Univ. He taught 4 years in Missouri and Michigan before coming to Kingston. MR. WAYNE SMITH BAND, ART, CHOIR . Born in Lansing, Michigan, he graduated from Lansing Eastern High School. He received his B.A. degree from Olivet College. He is the artist in residence at Kingston High school. 40 MR. LEE BURMEISTER INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, DRIVER EDUCATION. Born in Marlette, Michigan, he graduated from Marlette high school. He received his degree from Central Michigan University. He has taught here every year since 1959 with the exception of one year he taught in California. MR. JAMES CSARGO BOOKKEEPING, ECONOMICS, PHYS. ED., BUSINESS COURSES. Born in Hibbing, Minnesota. He attended St. Cloud Col- lege where re received his degree. This is his first year in Michigan. MR. GORDON FREEMAN OCCUPATIONS, COUNSELING. Born in Marlette, Michigan, he graduated from Lakers High School. He attended Spring Arbor Col- lege where he received his degree. 41 Cafeteria Staff 1st ROW: M. Brandibur J. Harneck L. Cottier T. Smith P. Patterson S. Wolak J. Roberson 2nd ROW: D. Marquardt D. Lalko J. Cottier P. Lyons A. Jaster K. Darling Christine Plane, Leona Henderson. Steve Moore: retired November 42 Mrs. Borek, Mrs. Lalko, Mrs. Westerby: Missing: Mrs. Cooper. SENIORS Alice Chantiny I put all my troubles in a box, sit on the lid and laugh. Vivian De Lisle Quiet people are welcomed by everyone. Sandy Bragg Here is a dear and truly indus- trious friend. Janis Chambers I may be little but I'm tough. Ron Adamczyk Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. Bob Cook I feel that it is my duty to come to school every so often to see how things are going. 44 45 Doris King I am not arguing with you — I'm telling you. Lynn Henderson Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anyone. Janice King Her frowns are few and far be- tween, her smiles are very frequent. 46 Mike McLaughlin I like the sound of a lawn mower. It means that work is being done and I'm not doing it. Dan La Fond I could tell Einstein a few things. Joanne Lock Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. 47 Bob Miller He woke at the crack of dawn, stuffed the crack, and went back to bed. Jack Nickens Having read so much about the effects of smoking, he decided to give up reading. Pam Lyons Lions are usually kings but this one happens to be Kingston's queen. Brenda McCloskey She looks calm but so does dynamite. Gary Nichol Last night at twelve I felt im- mense, but now I feel like thirty cents. Dave Nadolski His name shall endure forever? 48 Shelly Snover SOME PEOPLE can graduate with only three years of high school. Evelyn Schmuhl I am saddest when I sing. So are those who hear me. They are sadder even than I am. Gerald Stover What is unlawful is very attractive. 49 Carol Walkiewicz Live your own life for you will die your own death. Lois Walls If principle is good for any- thing, it is worth living up to. Gary Swalwell A bad excuse is better than none at all. Dean Van Horn Great men are not always wise. Marjorie Spear Love is sunshine, hate is shad- ow, life is checkered shade and sunshine. Rose Zaradny Marriages were made in heaven but I'd rather be in Germany. 50 Doris Zeilinger School isn't the only place you can get an education. M Neatest Dresser Pam Lyons Dan La Fond Best Dancer Cathy Parker Dan La Fond Cutest Walk Carol Walkiewicz Gary Nichol Sweetest Cathie Galubenski Evelyn Schmuhl T allest Shelley Snover Jerry Gilmore Shortest Janis Chambers Gerald Stover Best Figure Joanne Lock Best Physique Dan La Fond Cutest Couple Del King and Sandy Bragg Class Wolf Grant Gettel ock Electi Prettiest Eyes Cathy Parker Dave Nadolski Nicest Hair Cathy Parker Dan La Fond Most Conceited Ann Jaster Bob Miller Best Personality Alice Chantiny Grant Gettel Best Handwriting Cathie Galubenski Gerald Stover Class Flirt Linda Cottier Class Lover Pam Lyons Dan La Fond Prettiest Legs Pam Lyons Bob Miller Class Hot Rod Roger Jaynes TIE Cathy Parker Doris Zeilinger on Most Athletic Cathy Parker Bob Miller Most School Spirited Janet Harneck Cathy Parker Most Popular Pam Lyons Bob Miller Class Clown Linda Gottler Handsomest Dan La Fond Prettiest Cathie Galubenski Nicest Laugh Cathy Parker Dan La Fond Prettiest Teeth Linda Gottler Dan La Fond Most Talkative Linda Gottler Bob Miller Most Talented Carol Walkiewicz Jack Nickens 51 Most Active Brenda Lalko Grant Gettel Most Polite Lois Walls Jack Nickens Nicest Complexion Doris Zeilinger Dan La Fond Always Late Connie Flikkie Bob Miller Biggest Feet Shelley Snover Ron Adamczyk Most Likely To Succeed Doris King Ulrich Scheuermann Class Brownie Bob Miller TIE Connie Flikkie Doris King Quietest Vivian De Lisle Larry Crittenden Smallest Feet Janis Chambers Gary Nichol Class Tomboy Brenda McCloskey Best Posture Lois Walls Del King Class Leader Brenda Lalko Bob Miller Best Liked by Underclassmen Roger Jaynes TIE Janet Harneck Brenda Lalko Shyest Vivian De Lisle Larry Crittenden Most Studious Doris King Dean Van Horn Hardest to get along with Janet Hameck Brenda Lalko Most Modest Evelyn Schmuhl Larry Crittenden Prettiest Smile Cathy Parker Dan La Fond Easiest to get along with Evelyn Schmuhl Dave Nadolski 52 Senior Directory J Adamczyk, Ron--Chess Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Vice President 4; F.F.A. Student Council 3; Student Teacher 4. Bragg, Sandy--Class Treasurer 1; Librarian 4; Class Play 3; Choir 1,2; Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Y.F.C. Secretary, Treasurer 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; N.H.S. Secretary 4; Drama Club 3. Chambers, Janis--Courier Staff 3; Choir 1; Student Teacher 1; International Club 3; F.H.A. 3. Chantiny, Alice--Class Secretary 1; Class Play 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Student Teacher 4; French Club 1; Pep Club 1; Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3. Cook, Bob--Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Student Teacher 1; Chess Club 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Sentinel 2,3; F.F.A. Reporter 4. Crittenden, Larry--Courier Staff 3; Band 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,4. De Lisle, Vivian--Choir 2; Student Teacher 2; F.H.A. 3,4; International Club 3. Flikkie, Connie--Class Treasurer 3; Librarian 1; Class Play 3; Office Assistant 2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Caf- eteria 1; Y.F.C. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Drama Club 3. Galubenski, Cathie--Class Secretary 3,4; Librarian 1; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Office Assistant 3, 4; Choir 4; Cafeteria 2; N.H.S. 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. Sec- retary 2,3; N.H.S. Reporter 1; N.H.S. Vice President 4. Gettel, Grant--Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Class Play 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Varsity Club President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Teacher 1,4; French Club 1; Chess Club 1,3. Gilmore, Jerry--Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Stu- dent Teacher 3,4; Chess Club 1. Cottier, Linda--Class Vice President 3; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2; Cafeteria 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Treasurer 3,4. Hameck, Janet--Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria 4; Student Teacher 3; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Vice President 4. Heacock, Delores--G.A.A. 1,2,3. Henderson, Lynn--Class Play 3; Chess Club 1,3. Jaster, Ann--Courier Staff 4; Choir 1,4; Cafeteria 3, 4; Student Teacher 1,2; Pep Club 1,4; F.H.A. 1,3,4; F.H.A. Secretary 4. King, Del--Football 4; Band 1,2,3; Cafeteria 3,4; F.F.A. 1. King, Doris--Student Council 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Office Assistant 3; Choir 1,2; Student Teacher 3,4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Y.F.C. President 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Drama Club 3. King, Janice--Courier Staff 4; Office Assistant 4; Choir 1; French Club 4. La Fond, Dan--Student Council 3,4; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Choir 2; Student Teacher 3,4; Lalko, Brenda- Class President 2,3,4; Class Vice President 1; Student Council 4; Debate 1; Class Play 3; Choir 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4. Lock, Joanne--Office Assistant 4; Choir 1; Cafeteria 2. Lyons, Pam--Courier Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3; Cafeteria 3,4; Pep Club 1; F.H.A. 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. Nadolski, Dave--Courier Staff 3,4; Class Play 3; Editor of Paper 4. McCloskey, Brenda--Band 3,4; F.H.A. 2; Choir 1. McLaughlin, Mike--Class Treasurer 2; Courier Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Student Teacher 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasurer 2; F.F.A. Secretary 3. Miller, Bob--Class President 1; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 3,4; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Teacher 3; French Club 1; Chess Club 3; N.H.S. 3,4. Nickens, Jack--Courier Staff 3; Basketball 1,2,3; French Club 1; Pep Club 3; F.F.A. 1,2,4. Nichol, Gary--F.F.A. 1,2,4. Parker, Cathy--Class Vice President 1; Class Secre- tary 2; Student Council 3,4; Courier Staff 4; Class Play 1,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3. Pretzer, Barb--Office Assistant 4; Choir 1; Cafeteria 2. Scheuermann, Ulrich--Football 4; Courier Staff 4. Schmuhl, Evelyn--Student Council 4; Librarian 4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Drama 53 Club 3; Y.F.C. 4. Snover, Shelly--Courier Staff 2,4; Annual Staff 2,4; Student Teacher 1; Assistant Editor of Paper 4. Spear, Marjorie--Class Play 3; Choir 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4. Stover, Gerald--Class Vice President 4; Class Sec- retary 2; Class Play 3; Student Teacher 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. President 4; F.F.A. Vice President 3; F F.A. Secretary 2. Swalwell, Gary--Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Choir 1; Student Teacher 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,4. Van Horn, Dean--Football 1,2,3; Football Manager 2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,3; Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1. Walkiewicz, Carol--Debate 1; Courier Staff 4; Band 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Student Teacher 1; Interna- tional Club 3; F.F.A. 4; Drama Club 3. Walls, Lois--Student Council 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 1; Drama Club 3. Zaradny, Rose--Class Play 3; Office Assistant 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; International Club 3. Zeilinger, Doris--Courier Staff 4; Class Play 3; Choir 2,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Student Teacher 1,2. 54 55 Farewell! a word that must and hath been--a sound which makes us linger;--yet--fare- well! 56 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Allen, D. Barrons, T. Bilicki, E. Boyle, M. Brigham, C Cameron, G. Carb, R. Carmon, J. Chappel, N. Cherniawski, T. Clink, R. Collins, C. Conely, L. Crigger, K. Cross, D. Dibble, D. Diegel, B. Dombrowski, L. Frankowiak, J. Gilmore, J. Heacock, M. Hergenreder, J. Houghton, M. Kelley, B. OFFICERS PRESIDENT......... VICE PRESIDENT .... SECRETARY......... TREASURER........ STUDENT COUNCIL . . Dale Allen Fred Peter Linda Dombrowski Sandy Silvemail Ed Bilicki Barb Kolacz SPONSORS Miss Lundberg Mr. Csargo 58 King, B. Kinney, R. Kolacz, B. LaFond, R. Lalko, P. Langmaid, J. Marquardt, D. Massenberg, S Maynard, K. Myers ,L. McAlpine, H. McCloskey, P. Mock, G. Moore, E. Nickens, M. Owen, P. Packey, D. Paul, D. Periso, L. Peter, F. Rayl, C. Robinson, D. Russell, N. Silvernail, S. Snyder, R. Spear, L. Steele, A. Trzemzalski, D. Walker, F. Walkiewicz, K. Walls, C. Wanamaker, J. Warner, L. Wolak, R. Woods, B. 59 Sophomores Adamczyk, A. Adamczyk, D. Brandibur, M. Britton, E. Byron, D. Cherniawski, A. Cherniawski, C. Coriis, K. Crittenden, L. Crosby, B. Curry, L. Darling, K. Cottier, J. Harp, J. Heacock, J. Hubbard, B. Jaynes, L Kelley, M. Kelley, W. Klimek, C. Lalko, D. Lalko, S. Langmaid, D. Lemanski, D. OFFICERS PRESIDENT..........Richard Miller VICE PRESIDENT .... Joe Cottier SECRETARY...Carol Klimek TREASURER.Shelly Schwaderer STUDENT COUNCIL . . Albert Ross Mary Wilkinson SPONSORS............Mr. Bradley Mr. Comber 60 Lock, M. Maynard, B. McLaughlin, L. Mileski, M. Miller, R. Morris, T. Parks, A. Patterson, P. Randall, D. Rickwalt, D. Rieck, D. Ross, A. Schrader, B. Schwaderer, S. Simmons, S. Smith, R. Stevens, R. Tait, D. Thane, D. Thompson, P. Vassallo, R. Wilkinson, M. Woods, L. 61 Freshmen Allen, B. Borek, J. Brown, T Burk, J. Burns, M. Burns, R. Carb, M. Clinesmith, D. Clink, R. Cook, C. Dandron, L. Darling, R Dibble, R. Finley, P. Gilmore, D. Cottier, B. Grow, S. Gymory, L. Hahn, D. Harding, B. Hameck, L. Harper, J. Henderson, L. Hodder, C. OFFICERS PRESIDENT..........Lyall Henderson VICE PRESIDENT .... Lorn Hameck SECRETARY..........Debbie Trzemzalski TREASURER..........Dennis Lester STUDENT COUNCIL . . Jennifer Peter SPONSORS............Harper Freeman 62 Houghton, D. Houghton, D. King, G. Koehler, C. Kolacz, J. Lalko, D. Lemanski, J. Lester, D. Lockhart, E. Marquardt, D. Massenberg, M. McAlpine, D. McCloskey, B. Meyer, D. Miller, P. Myers, F. Nickens, T. Parker, M. Peter, J. Richter, C. Roberson, J. Roberson, J. Ross, L. Seddon, F. Sefton, C. Smith, T. Smock, C. Spear, R. Trish, L. Trzemzalski, D. Vanderpool, G. Wanamaker, J. Whitaker, T. Wnuk, M. 63 8th Grade BACK ROW: Almas T., Walls M., Bilicki J., Barden J., Dandron L., Campbell C., Jaster M., Johnston A., Webber J., May M., Parsell L., Maynard B. MIDDLE ROW: Clouse J., Marquardt D., Nemeth J., Barrens; D., Schrader M., Parker K., Harneck M., Rushlow C., Anger L., Reimann S., Rogers N., Owen D., Sefton P., Kelley S., Ollila R., Advisor Mr. Harrison. BOTTOM ROW: McLaughlin C., Borek J., Confer J., Reinelt R., Jaynes J., LaFountain K., Fox B., Nichol C., Sapien B., Britton R., Eschtruth D., Allen R. BACK ROW: Stevens J., Soper B., Parsell D., Montie J., Bilicki D., Robinson T., King P., Berry J., Burns D , Cadotte J., Miller K. MIDDLE ROW: Kwasnienski S., Walker M., Wolak C., Spanke A., Swerizynski C.', Cherniawski P., Kolacz E., LaFond D., Cettel C., Barrens K., Zyrowski D., Advisor Mr. Freeman. BOTTOM ROW: Heacock D., Smitli R., VanHorn K., Zajac A., Bragg N., Lafountain M., Randall R., Chappel R., Snover R., Collins S., Crosby D., Brandibur M. 64 7th Grade BACK ROW: Chemiawski C., Webber S., Maynard J., Diegle M., Wilkinson D., Nemeth S., Wolak K., Ricketts D., Houghton D., Seddon M., Nichol B., Rickwalt D., Delisle A., 2nd ROW: Advisor Mr. Seigle, Koehler R., Kramer J., Jepson L., Wolak S., Kolacz L., Christie P., Szastak T., Maynard J., May L., Burk L., Traster K., Conely T., Advisor Mr. Bebow. 3rd ROW: Crigger L., May G., Borek R., Bege- man D., Nichol R., Cassie M., Confer N., Galubenski G., Finley C., Helmer G., Parker V., Riemann S. BOTTOM ROW: Vanerpool J., King A., Mallory G., Anger D., King L., Rayl J., LaFountain L., Myers J., Hartmen J., Cadotte D., Eschtruth M., Brigham F. 65 Snaps 66 ELEMENTARY 1st ROW (L to R): M. Parse 11, B. Curry, B. Mahn, S. Szostak, R. Britton, M. Smith, N. Nicol, O. Dibble, L. Davis, D. Wanamaker. 2nd ROW: K. Cameron, P. Franckowiak, P. DeLisle, L. Adamczyk, R. Zuehlke, T. Bilicki, L. Adamczyk, D. Cook, J. Meyer. 3rd ROW: R. Mock, S. Brit- ton, B. Periso, A. Cettel, S. Champagne, T. Petiprin, J. Corlin, R. Patterson, J. Bruce, D. Trisch, K. Spencer, Mr. Walk. ABSENT: T. Bilicki. Sixth Grade Mr. Walk's Sixtli Grade Mrs. Beith's 1st ROW (L to R): E. Bilicki, W. Ensign, E. Rushlow, J. Lester, J. Britton, D. Andrus, J. Clouse, A. Ozorowicz, S. Reinelt, E. Walkiewicz. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Beith, T. Finley, G. Heacock, J. Gottler, W. Finley, E. Bums, A. Allen, K. LaFond, D. Zyrowski, K. Lalko. 3rd ROW: M. Wnuk, G. Chemiawski, B. Bragg, H. Walls, W. Szostak, A. Catlin, L. Borek, D. Krawsinski, C. Smith, L. Carb. 1st ROW (L to R): R. Diegel, H. Reaver, D. May, J. Wanamaker, K. Walker, B. Galubenski, N. Sefton, T. LeBlanc, C. Distelrath. 2nd ROW: L. Nelson, W. Klimek, H. Houghton, R. Seidler, M. Miller, M. Conely, B. Burmeister, T. Lalko, E. Thorp, D. Marquardt, S. Brandibur. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Coupar, J. Wenta, H. Spencer, R. Wolak, R. King, B. Mal- lory, D. Seddon, M. Tait, M. Bilicki, L. Mileski, D. King, Mrs. Allen. ABSENT: R. McCloskey. Fifth Grade Mrs. Coupar's 68 Fifth Grade 1st ROW (L to R): B. Gusek, C. Davis, T. Caverly, D. Distelrath, G. King, A. Nicol, T. Magiera, M. Anger, B. Parker. 2nd ROW: S. Sharko, K. Brandibur, P. Wolak, L. Dereszynski, L. Meyers, S. Nemeth, D. Lewicki, G. Bruce, W. Confer, D. Huckins. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Denhoff, S. Fox, L. McAlpine, N. Parker, R. Weber, B. Wright, K. Jefferson, D. DeLisle, S. Grow, S. Parker, Mrs. Wolak. ABSENT: R. Borek, T. Bastian. Fourth Grade 1st ROW (L to R): D. Lalko, C. Zyrowski, C. Maxon, D. Lewicki, L. Langmaid, R. Confer, E. Nichol. 2nd ROW: C. Copeland, H. Weller, C. Walker, D. Jaster, J. Kopko, J. Eschtruth, S. Sharko, S. Moore, P. Eschtruth, D. Marquardt. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Wallace, N. Andrus, C. Main, P. Owens, J. Tait, T. Burk, P. VanHom, R. Grieve, R. Lester. ABSENT: M. Finley. Fourth e 1st ROW (L to R): S. Lalko, K. Warner, A. Houghton, C. Brzezinski, J. Emerson, S. Powell, L. Patterson, B. Szostak, D. Anger. 2nd ROW: N. Ricketts, R. Adamczyk, K. Richter, N. Cottier, P. Weber, C. Skalski, K. Cook, D. Catlin, M. Miller, D. Morell. 3rd ROW: S. Wenzlaff, R. Phillips, D. Smith, M. Chemiawski, M. Wolak, C. Almas, T. Britton, M. Bragg, J. Foote, Mrs. Silvernail. Mrs. Wallace's Mrs. Denhoff's 69 Mrs. Silvernail's 1st ROW (L to R): N. Lalko, R. Thorp, S. Silvemail, K. Rogers, D. Bastian, E. Baker, S. Warner, J. Deland, S. Gottler, R. Houghteling, J. Allen. 2nd ROW: J. Wolak, I. Wright, S. Foote, A. Borek, D. Caverly, Maynard, S. Silvemail, E. Wolak, C. Nicol, J. Newton, D. Childs. 3rd ROW: D. More 11, S. Chemiawski, A. Ahern, T. Brzezinski, D. Hartsell, A. Simmons, T. Barden, B. Maxson, E. Wenta, B. Packey, D. Heacock, M. Conely, Mrs. Hackett. Third Grade Third Grade Mrs. Kramer's Mrs. Hackett's 1st ROW (L to R): B. Finley, L. Duncan, B. McCloskey, G. Clouse, B. Skinner, K. Parker, D. Diegle, L. Dibble, K. Eschtruth, D. Zuehlke. 2nd ROW: J. Swierczynski, J. Banowski, D. Confer, F. Brandibur, N. Crigger, S. Kwasniewski, B. Thorp, C. Cadotte, E. Helmer, I. Spear. 3rd ROW: T. Allen, G. Harper, C. Spencer, J. Brief, B. King, D. Seddon, K. Kib- bey, D. Weller, S. Martin, D. Smith. ABSENT: L. Ensign, K. Siedler, T. Myers, Teacher Aide; Mrs. Spear. 1st ROW (L to R): E. Jeffrey, S. Finley, D. Brigham, D. Kelley, W. Caverly, M. Helmer, P. Nickens, C. Childs, S. Seigle, K. Ensign, C. Wilmot, B. Parker. 2nd ROW: M. Miller, P. Mileski, D. Morell, H. Spear, B. Simpson, A. Lester, D. Nicol, G. Ruggles, J. Bastian, T. And- rus, S. Martin. 3rd ROW: R. Powell, D. Emerson, A. Smith, D. Magiera, T. Widger, B. Johnston, D. Marquardt, H. Garries, C. Denhoff, D. Walker, Mrs. Shields. Second Grade Mrs. Shields' 70 Second Grade Mrs. Stephenson's 1st ROW (L to R): J. Browning, M. Wilmot, V. Lockhart, R. Houghtel- ing, L. Rushlow, M. Walkiewicz, J. Trisch, S. Spencer, C. Anger, T. Barrons, A. Kopko. 2nd ROW: C. Jeffrey, T. Davis, T. Sharko, W. Houghton, D. Zyrowski, F. Kelley, D. Mock, H. Maynard, T. Randall, K. Distelrath. 3rd ROW: J. May, T. Lewicki, V. Reaver, B. Wolak, E. Weber, G. Smith, M. Catlin, J. Hahn, D. Legg, D. Everman, S. Petiprin. ABSENT: W. Thane, P. Ricketts. 1st ROW (L to R): D. Smith, K. J. Gilmore, B. Zuehlke, R. Seigle, S. Peteprin, D. Trisch, K. Bruce, S. Sharko, C. Nicol. 2nd ROW: D. Wil- liams, K. Crigger, E. Everman, K. Dereszyaski, V. MaAlpine, D. Smith, R. Szostak, S. Pruett, T. Neu, M. Thrall. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Peter, L. Chantiny, R. Jaster, D. Potter, N. Brandibur, J. Widger, J. Brzezinski, G. Spencer, R. Kwasnieuski, B. A. Britton, K. Kibbey. ABSENT: A. Finlayson, P. Cadotte. First Grade Mrs. Peter's First Grade 1st ROW (L to R): R. Skinner, M. Lalko, S. Dibble, L. Stewart, D. Johnston, A. Dandron, S. Thorpe, M. Sefton, D. Duncan, T. Allen. 2nd ROW: A. Powell, C. Lake, C. Main B. Maxson, L. Copeland, M. Britton, S. Smith, F. Chemiawski, T. Powell, D. Mosher, L. Chemiawski. 3rd ROW: D. Jaster, C. Clouse, D. Trisch, R. Ozorowicz, B. Allen, J. Houghton, L. Magiera, L. Teets, S. Parker, M. Reinelt, S. Nemeth, Mrs. Seigle. ABSENT: R. Mc- Alpine. 71 Mrs. Seigle's 1st ROW (L to R): R. Rushlow, J. Houghton, B. Frode, K. Ruggles, C. Hoffman, E. Hergenreder, L. Mathews, K. Smith. 2nd ROW: A. Finlayson, J. Silvemail, B. Phillips, C. Moore, R. Miller, R. Lewicki, T. Whittaker, M. Almas. 3rd ROW: J. Jeffrey, S. Esch- truth, R. Hackel, W. Bums, J. Brzezinski, B. Prieto, K. Tait, S. Cook, B. Catlin, A. Ahern, T. Teets. 4th ROW: B. Childs, B. Emerson, D. Skalski, A. Swalwell, S. Sanders, J. Brief, S. Mock, J. Koehler, A. Thompson, K. Helmer, Mrs. Wingert. ABSENT: M. Brandibur, G. Seidler. Kindergarten Morning Mrs. Wingert's Kindergarten Afternoon Mrs. Wingert's 1st ROW (L to R): C. Allen, D. More 11, C. Trisch, S. Bastian, K. Clouse, D. Stewart, R. Mouton, R. Powell, D. Rockwood. 2nd ROW: J. Parker, L. Parker, R. Ensign, J. Thorpe, D. Nicol, K. Traster, C. Reaver. 3rd ROW: T. McCloskey, S. Dereszynski, D. Daily, D. Brady, J. Magiera, R. Smith, R. Traster. 4th ROW: D. Maxson, G. Barrons, K. Trisch, K. Weller, T. McLellen, R. Wolak, J. Magiera, M. Cherniawski, J. May, P. King, Mrs. Wingert. 1st ROW (L to R): N. Myers, L. A. Healy, M. Reese, R. Hoag, R. Gohsman, D. Mathewson, R. L. Clyne. 2nd ROW: B. Spen- cer, J. Nickens, Mrs. Herron, D. Johnson, T. Simpson, G. Rohleder, D. Head, D. Allem, C. Peterson. Special Education Mrs. Herron's 72 73 Pi ay ground Su pervisor 74 Bus D rivers STANDING: Blanche Houston, ElDonna Parsell, June Zyrowski, Johnia Curry, Helen Taylor. KNEELING: Walter Harmon, Basil Simpson, Lloyd Cornish, William Miller. Not shown: Patricia Simpson. 75 Seniors Visit Metropolis of Wilmot for Elections ADVERTISING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '69 DIVCO-WAYNE INDUSTRIES, INC. 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Farm Equipment JEFFREY FARM SALES 5984 State St. Ph. 683-2350 Kingston, Michigan CASS CITY GAS OIL Gulf Products Goodyear Tires Ph. 872-2065 6407 Main Cass City KINGSTON AUTO SUPPLY Home Auto Supplies Sunoco Gas Kingston Phone 683-2480 MARLETTE FARMER'S COOPERATIVE Beans, Grain, Feed, Fertilizers 635-6911 Marlette HARMON TRUCKING COMPANY Trucking on Time — All the Time 167 N. State St. Caro, Michigan Bus. Ph. 673-3727 Res. Ph. 673-4423 Congratulations to the Class of 69 HARMON FUNERAL HOME Kingston, Michigan SALES COMPANY, INC. World's Leading Dealer of Quality Mobile Homes So. Main Street Marlette, Michigan 48453 Congratulations to the Class of 1969! NICOL Compliments of: MOTOR SALES CARO JOHN A. ROWLING FINANCE INC. 2958 Main Street Your Local American Motors Dealer! Javelin Rebel Rambler Ambassador COMPANY Marlette, Michigan 48453 Compliments of: Bill Traxler 6415 Morris St. Marlette Phone 635-3691 441 N . State St. Caro Michigan Phone 673-2076 Broadcasting for the Thumb WKYO Marlette Office Local Information Dial 1360 on Your Radio. Caro, Michigan WOLVERINE STATE BANK W. A. FORBES LUMBER CO. Building Materials Caro, Michigan Marl ette - - Sandu sky - - Pec k Phone 673-3122 BURTON-MOORE FORD-MERCURY- LINCOLN Your Home of Personalized Service 1725 W. Caro Road Phone 673-4171 Caro, Michigan Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of G C C GENERAL 1969 ! CABLE CORPORATION HARMON FUNERAL HOME 6285 Garfield St. Cass City Kingston Michigan Michigan Compliments of the FUELGAS CO. of CASS CITY Furnaces, Bulk LP Tanks, Appl. Bottled Gas for Heating, Cooking Hot Water--Water Softeners Junction M-53 M-81 Cass City Ph. 872-2161 MOORE DRUG STORE Prescription Service Hallmark Cards When You Care Enough To Send the Very Best! Caro, Michigan MOORE S SERVICE Quality at Prices You Can Afford Phone 683-2530 Kingston, Michigan PARKER BROTHERS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Kingston, Michigan Phone 683-2250 General R . C. A. Electric FRUTCHEY BEAN COMPANY Beans - -Grain- -Seed - -Fertilizer Master Mix Feeds Phone 683-2220 Kingston, Michigan I.G.A. FOODLINER t L F« i'j'irrp Table Rite Meats Everyday Low Prices H. Lenda, Prop. Cass City Michigan DONATIONS Della’s Beauty Shop; Kingston Wright's Shoe Repair; Cass City Greeta Yarn Shop; Marlette Norm's Barber Shop; Marlette Huffman's 5 10; Marlette Harry T. Crandall, D.V.M.;C.C. Tuckey Block; Cass City Bradley Equipment Co.; Caro LaFaves' Beauty Shop; Caro Clare's Sunoco; Cass City Dr. W. S. Selby, Opt.; Cass City Thumb Auction Market; Caro, Sandusky, Badaxe. Mr. Richards, Detroit Edison; Caro Collins Shoe Store; Caro Dr. R. Grant Wilson, D.C.; Marlette S. Heineman; Kingston Compliments of KINGSTON DAIRY BAR Kingston, Michigan SQUARE DEAL AUTO PARTS 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 603 E . Frank St. Ph. 673-2135 Caro Michigan HISER AUTO GLASS AND COLLISION Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing Caro, Michigan 673-3874 TRUDEAU'S KINGSTON LUMBER BAKERY COMPANY Caro, Michigan Building Supplies CARO FLOOR COVERING Paints, Oils, Varnish and Ceramics All Painters' Needs Transit Mix Concrete Caro, Michigan Kingston, Mich. Phone 683-2280 Kingston Phone 683-2320 North Branch Phone 688-3894 BURNS I.G.A. C. B. SCHWADERER SON STANDARD SERVICE Standard Oil Products Kingston Phone 683-2410 MASSOLL’S SALES Chrysler--Plymouth- -Valiant--Dodge ACHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION 317 S. State St., Caro, Michigan Phone 673-2412 Reese, Michigan Phone VO 8-4187 CUMMINGS MEMORIALS Dealers in Cemetery Memorials--Monuments-- Markers--Cemetery Lettering Service See What You Buy” Same Corner Since 1912 258 S. State St., Caro CARO HOME FURNISHINGS 186 N. State Street Caro, Michigan 48741 Furniture Diamonds Watches L% . V WkV VS Carpets by Magee Caro's Leading Jeweler Gifts for All Occasions Compliments JOHN McCORMICK REAL ESTATE BROKER Since 1914 of GAMBLES LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE AGENT CARO FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Cass City STEVENS VAN LINES MOVING SERVICE Ph. 872-2715 6491 Main St. Grains - -Beans - -Feeds - -Seeds Caro, Mich. Akron, Mich. Cass City CARDINAL SHOP Kingston, Michigan School Supplies Cards Candy Gifts for All Occasions Torridheet Burk's Water System LAWRENCE INSURANCE ED'S PLUMBING HEATING Residential and Industrial AGENCY, INC. Phone 683-2250 Kingston, Michigan Phone 673-4141 Caro, Michigan Lowery Kimball Compliments of TUSCOLA COUNTY Gibson CARO PIANO KINGSTON BARBER SHOP ABSTRACT CO. ORGAN Phone 673-4137 Eugene Henderson Kingston Lawrence Insurance Bldg. 673-2533 Caro, Michigan