Lakeview High School - La Chatte Yearbook (Lakeview, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

3 1833 07470 4153 LA CHATTE 1963 LAKE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL LAKEVIEW, MICHIGAN Class Night Recognition It is with greatest pride, that we the members of the La Chatte Staff of 1962-63 dedicate our yearbook to Mr. O. A. Kirk, principal, of the high school. Mr. Kirk graduated from Hillsdale college in 1925 and received his master ' s degree from the University of Michigan in 1937. His first teaching was as a coach for one year at Tren¬ ton Michigan. Later he moved to the upper penninsula and taught for three years in L ' Anse. He then moved to Fre¬ mont where he served as principal for 17 years before coming to Lakeview in 1946. Mr. Kirk Receives Dedication Mr. Kirk has a wife, Gladys, and two sons, James and Charles. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk both enjoy reading and travel¬ ing, and have traveled extensively through¬ out the United States. They also spend a good deal of time at their cottage, The Oaks , near Fremont. Mr. Kirk has been active in many organizations. He is a past master of the Masonic Lodge, past president of the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, a charter member of the Lakeview Lions, and belongs to several professional organ¬ izations, including the N. E. A., M.E.A., M.S.S.P.A., and the N. A.S.S.P. He has be en president of both the Newaygo and Montcalm County M. E. A. chapters . We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Kirk for the inspiration and guid¬ ance he has given us during our years in high school. 2 25 Years Of Progress Going back to 1937 when Mr. Kos came to Lake view as principal, he became superintendent the following year, we find that many changes have taken place in the intervening years. The physical plant then consisted of the original building,built in 1916- ' 17, the addition of 1936, which included seven classrooms, tire superintendent ' s office, a shop--now remodeled into a food preparation area, and a boys ' locker room. The first building under Mr. Kos was the four stall bus garage--which is now utilized by the commercial department. As the bus system grew, a need was seen for more housing area, consequently in 1948 a twenty stall bus garage was built. Part of this building, however, was used for classroom space. The agricultural department has been there from the date of completion and the area has also been used by the music department and has housed grade rooms. Following this, considerable study was undertaken on our building needs and this materialized into the building of three classrooms and science and homemaking facili¬ ties in 1954- ' 55 and the addition of a gymnasium-auditorium, locker rooms, and music rooms in 1955- ' 56. Also in this same year, a seven classroom elementary building was constructed. This had two rooms added in 1956- ' 57 and four added in 1959- ' 60. A sinking fund over the past two years has provided enough money so that two more rooms could be added to this structure. A new maintenance garage for the busses, remodeling of existing area for shop, cafeteria, com¬ mercial rooms, library, and science was also comple ted in 1959- ' 60. The total r ’ V ° S worth of the physical plant is presently valued at over one and one half million, plus equipment, which is considerably more than the assessed value of the district in 1937- ' 38 of $754, 750. The assessed valuation now is 16. 6 million. The student body in 1937- ' 38 num¬ bered 332 students and, of course, all had to find their own way to school. This grew to 895 in 1951- ' 52 and to 1385 in 1962- ' 63. The faculty also grew from 15 in 1937- ' 38 to 32 in 1951- ' 52 and to 49 at the present time. Other than Mr. Kos, Mr. Ferris is the only teacher remaining from 1937- ' 38. The bus system was inaugurated in the fall of 1938 with four busses travel¬ ing 44 thousand miles and carrying 192 pupils. This has grown to a system of eighteen, traveling 175 thousand miles and transporting over 1, 000 pupils. Another significant development over these years has been consolidation with surrounding school districts. Some thirty have joined which gives the dis¬ trict reasonably even boundary lines. The Six Lakes, Maple Valley, and Fout districts are the only areas not consolidated which are now a part of our service area. One can see the tremendous growth that has taken place over these years and can appreciate the foresight, planning, and hard work done by Mr. Kos in making our system one that we all can be proud. As members of the annual staff we are pleased that we can, for the com¬ munity, recognize Mr. Kos for his excellent leadership over the past twenty-five years. 3 F oreword Table Of Contents To preserve the important and every- Dedication 2 day occurences of ou r school life, we the annual staff have compiled this book, the Recognition 3 La Chatte of 1963. So as we go on in our life we now pause, look through these pages Adminstration 5 and recall the friendships, and activities of our high school life from opening day Junior High 17 anxiety as Freshmen to commencement as mighty Seniors. Sports 29 We hope the annual will keep this year ' s memories vivid, ready to be regained at a Underclassmen 37 flick of the pages . Activies 59 Seniors 85 4 Administration Mr. Fred Stewart (Trustee), Mr. William Hammel (Vice-President), Mr. Max Bell (Secretary), Mr. Glen Herzog (President), Mr. N. H. Youngman (Treasurer), Mr. Erenus Larsen (Trustee), Mr. Robert Brockway (Trustee). To Mr. Kos for his twenty-five years of service. SECRETARIES TO MR. KOS Mrs. Barbara Sirrine Mrs. Arlene Helmer MR. JAMES KOS Superintendent MR. O. A. KIRK High School Principal MINA SMITH Secretary to Mr. Kirk MRS. CAROL RUTLEDGE Elementary Principal Our first step of education Life in these hallowed halls. 7 MR. BALLARD DAMSCHRODER Chemistry Physical Science Physics Solid Geometry Trigonometry BS - Bethany MRS. JOYCE NELLERMOE Physical Education 7th Grade Geography BA - Concordia MR. GEORGE GOULET Jr. High Science BS - CMU MA - CMU MR. MAURICE MARTIN Biology Physical Education AB - ALMA MA - MSU MR. JOSEPH COOK (Pictured Right) U. S. History Jr. High History BS - EMU MA - U of M MR. F. R. FERRIS Government Jr. High History BS - CMU Mas Edu. - U of M 8 JL MR. RALPH CONKLIN Library History Geography BS - CMU MR. JACK BERENDS 8th Grade Arithmetic Algebra I BA - Calvin MRS. GLADYS GREGG World History Language BA - U of M MA - U of M MR. ELMER COON Jr. Sr. Band Jr. Sr. Choir BcMus. - Alma MR. JAMES WOOD Jr. High Arithmetic Algebra I BS - CMU MA - CMU MR. JOHN NIENHUIS Mathematics AB - WMU MasEdu. - U of M 9 MRS. KAY WIGHTMAN Home Economics BS - CMU MRS. BETTY NELSON English Speech BA - CMU MRS. MARGARET KALCHER English BA - CMU MR. ROBERT CHARNLEY 9th Grade Shop Auto Mechanics Mechanical Drawing Advanced Shop BS - CMU MRS. CAROL RUTLEDGE 10th Grade English BS - Indiana S. T. C. MRS. FRIEDA FERRIS 9th Grade English BS - WMU II 10 MRS. ARDYCE CZUCHNA English Physical Education AB - Huntington MA - MSU MRS. KATHERINE DEVOOGD 8th Grade English 8th Grade Home Economics BS - CMU MR. RUSSEL JOHNSON Ag. I, II, HI, IV Farm Shop BS - MSU MR. DAVID CLARK 7th Grade Art Art I II Physical Education BS - CMU MR. ERVIN JONES Shorthand Typing 7th Grade Geography BS - Ferris MR. WILLIAM FAGERLUND Bookkeeping Typing I II General Business BS - Ferris 11 MR. ROBERT VANOCKER Economics Psychology Counselor BS - CMU MA - MSU MR. PAT WIGHTMAN Physical Education History Geography BS.- CMU MRS. MARY CHARNLEY Sixth Grade BS - CMU MRS. MELBA HERZOG Sixth Grade BA - CMU MRS. LUCILLE ECKERT Fifth Grade BS - CMU MR. NED COULSON Fifth and Sixth Grades 12 MRS. FERN LAFOLLETTE Fourth Grade MRS. WINIFRED EDISON Fourth Grade BS - CMU MRS. FRANCES BISSELL Fifth Grade BS - CMU MRS. JOSEPHINE CHAPIN Fourth Grade BA - Wheaton MRS. ELLEN DENNEY Second Grade BS - CMU MRS. LEATHA LINDY Third Grade BS - CMU 13 MRS. LEONA KRANZ Second Grade MRS. DOROTHA KRAMPE Second Grade BA - CMU MRS. LUCILLE MOORE Kindergarten BcEdu. - CMU MRS. DOROTHY NEITZEL First Grade MRS. MARGUERITE FELLER First Grade BS - CMU MA - CMU MRS. PATRICIA KIRCEINER KIRCHNER First Grade BS - CMU MRS. JOYCE WOOD Kindergarten BS - CMU MR. PAUL CZUCHNA Speech Correctionist BS - WMU Those Who Prepare The Food. Mr. R. Shipman, Mrs. B. Reil, Mrs. F. Matson, Mrs. G. Kempton, Mrs. E. Raglin. Those Who Clean The Hallowed Halls. Mrs. W. Nicholson, Mrs. M. Linscott, Mr. D. Jensen, Mr. R Flynn, Mr. W. Nicholson. Those Who Take Us Home. KNEELING: Mr. R. VanOcker, Mr. C. Benjamin, Mr. D. Foss, Mr. L. Keyt, Mr. F. Smith, Mr. G. Goulet, Mr. G. Mitchell. STANDING: Paul Hyatt (Bus Manager), Mr. D. Jensen, Mr. B. Damschroder, Mr. W. Fager- lund, Mr. J. Nienhuis, Mr. K. Laper, Mr. C. Yankee, Mr. M. Dishong, Mr. F. Seeley, Mr. C. Laper, Mr. F. Ferris, Mr. K. Phillips, Mr. I. Beardslee (Bus Mechanic). Junior High Is that a V for victory Class Officers--Judy Behrenwald-Secretary, Craig Edgerly-Vice-President, Mike Kelley Treasurer, Mike Bennett-President. Student Council Representatives--Larry Bell, Steve Paulson, Linda Mulholland. The eighth grade class had only one party this year. The twenty-fourth of October was the date for their roller-skating party. It is obvious they enjoyed their first party as they spent their second party time at the sophomores all school skate. Their sponsors were Mr. Wightman and Miss Nellermore. Eighth Grade Grazed For Rollerskating Gerry Allen Lawanda Bacon Phillip Ball Douglas Bays Charles Behrenwald Judy Behrenwald Ronda Behrenwald Larry Bell Michael Bennett Kaylyn Bollinger Suzanne Borstler Philip Bozung Hiram Bristol Margaret Bristol Timothy Brockdorf Brenda Bucholtz Jean Bucholtz Rachael Bush Laura Carper Vicki Carrick Joanna Chapm Dian Christensen Jan Christiansen Maren Christiansen ■ Ouch! Dermis Cogswell Belinda Comden Gary Cross Sharon DeGram James Dietrick Eddie Deloria Onalee Eckert Craig Edgerly You tell ' em, Mr. Huber! Daniel Evans Jack Forgar Stephen Fountain Donald Gietzen Marcia Greenfield Barbara Haenlein Robert Hamman Kathy Harken Linda Hawley Daniel Helms Gene Henrickson Marsha Houghton Edward Hubbard Brenda Huckins Candace Imhoff Robert Imhoff Jack Jeffrey Evonne Johnson James Jones Donna Jorgensen Donna Kebler Michael Kelley Shirley Kill Henry King Irene Kinsey Robert Kohler Richard Kruger Henry LaBranch Gloria Lake Duane LaPar Raymond Laper Linda LaShell x vr Connie Lindsey Sandra Lutterloh Jeff Main Judy Main RoseMary Martin Sheryl Maurer Debbie McDaniel Linda Mulholland Paul Nicholson Thomas Olson David Petersen Steve Paulson Connie Poynor Sharon Proctor Daryle Quisenberry Ken Rader Peggy Rausch Ronald Rausch Janet Rentschler Adam Rocha Martha Rossman Richard Royston Richard Schwandt Steve Schwandt ' 4 ■ Dennis Sexton Joel Sherman Ruth Skeels Fred Smith Dawn Snyder Allen Sovereign Carl Staffen Donna Stewart Richard Stilson Kathleen Stout Ann Strecker Bruce Swarts Shirley Trowbridge DelRita VanDette Kay Waite Noreen Wandel Doloras Wells Phyllis White Dorothy Wilkinson Julie Witmer Sue Youngman Not Pictured: Andy Brockway Douglas Sharp Youngest, But Most To Learn Class Officers--Janis Mizga-Secretary, Rhonda Chapin-Treasurer, Debbie Molitor-President, Patsy Schmitz-Vice-President. Student Council Representatives--Diane Guilfoyle, Rita Stewart, Mike Moon. The seventh graders are the youngest members of our high school. It is therfore safe to say they have by far the most to expect from their schooling. During the year the class had a Halloween picnic at Ford Lincoln Park. There they enjoyed being scared by all sorts of ghosts and goblins. The second semester the class went on a well-attended roller skating party to Big Rapids . The class had great deal of fun at their class parties and their class spon¬ sors Mrs. DeVoogd and Mr. Wood spoke highly of the enthusiam of the class and also of the fun they had at the class events. Diana Abbey Madeline Adair Trulaine Bacon Sadie Bartholomew Lyle Ball Monte Ball Carolyn Bates Susan Bell Ray Benjamin Keith Blumberg Jan Bucholtz Roxy Bucholtz James Boerma Dennis Bondie Lloyd Bowers John Carlson Deborah Chapin Rhonda Chapin Jeff Charnley Carol Christensen Keith Christensen Pamela Christiansen Alex Cole Carol Demorest Susan Farrell Jeanne Fitzner Dennis Flynn Wanda French Roger Garlick Diane Guilfoyle Ronald Gietzen Rose Ann Haight Janet Hersey Cheryl Herzog John Houghton Charles Howe George Hubbard Jerry Jeffrey Joel Jeffrey Larry Jenkins Richard Jensen Pauline Johnson Carl Jones Bruce Jorgensen Ronald Denslow Carol DeVoogd Cinda Domine Cheryl Doran OOPS! An Upset. Gordon Kohler David Kos Kay Kyser Donald LaBranch Gary Larsen Viann Larsen Diane Kill Gerald Kinsey Why didn ' t I get first place? Andrew Kazmers Patricia Keller You call that studying? Lynette La She 11 Lois Lutterloh James Main Lewis Maynard Janis Mizga Deborah Molitor Judy Ostrander Fred Peasley Janice Poynor Tonya Reichle Edna Schermerhorn Patricia Schmitz Pamela Shipman Mary Ellen Sirrine Randy Snyder Karen Stephens Rita Stewart Carol Swarts Michael Moon David Moser Russell Nelson Janice Nelson Diana Waters Cheryl White Dixie Withey John Zawadzinski Not Pictured: Ruth Hewitt Debbie Mason Christine Olsen Glen Young u ROW ONE: Dan Stokely, Jim Neilsen, Don Cole, Morris Kazmers, Larry Kohler, Mick Ed ison, John Bale, John Ellafrits, Jim Kos, Marv Jaquays. ROW TWO: Dan Hutchinson, Doug Waldo, Mick Baird, Mike Schinabarger, Gary Lockwood, Jim Stewart, Gary Switzer, Don Imhoff, Darwin Root, Gordon Cannon, Doug Rutledge. ROW THREE: John Dietrick, Richard White, Gary Reil, Lloyd Switzer, Gordon Behrenwald, Bob Larsen, Art Lucas, Carl Thompson, Wayne Thomas, Dick Hart. This year the Wildcats fought their way through what was probably the toughest competition of the his¬ tory of the school. Regardless of the lack of size, their great will-to-win brought them through with a winning season. Injuries were a definite handicap, but fine play from the younger members, plus the experi¬ ence of the Senior members of the squad off-set this drawback so that with able coaching and team work the Varsity squad of ' 62 did come through with the 6-2 record. Lake view 20 Belding 7 Lakeview 39 Edmore 0 Lake view 6 St. Louis 7 Lakeview 20 Tri-County 0 Lakeview 13 Big Rapids 19 Lakeview 14 Greenville 0 Lakeview 42 Ravenna 6 Lakeview 13 Shepherd 7 30 Material Shows Up On Reserves ROW ONE: Larry Bates, Clyde Cling- ensmith, Gary Mizga, Steven Hough¬ ton, Dean Larson, Jim Schwandt, ROW TWO: Mike Rasmussen, Jim Abbey, Gary Cook, Lee Burlison, Dale Rasmussen, Gary White, ROW THREE: Brian Wheeler, Rodney Millard, Rick Hillman, Bill Thomp¬ son, Mike Maxfield, Dennis Wandel. ROW ONE: Doug Vandlen, Mike Hatch, Lou Lincoln, Tom Christensen, Jim Guil- foyle, Larry Carrick. ROW TWO: Jim Peasley, Pete Sias, Dave Gregg, Dennis Wheeler, Mike Stout, Charlie Kohler. ROW THREE: Dave Skutt, Robert Taylor, Tim Zaremba, Mike Jensen, Kevin Zaremba, James Blumberg, Tom Skinner. ROW ONE: Dennis Wheeler, Larry Bates, Gary Cook, Duane Krogman, Gary White, James Blumberg, Clyde Clingensmith, Tom Skinner, Gary Mizga, Dale White. ROW TWO: Jim Peasley, Stanley Krogman, Mike Maxfield, Mike Rasmussen, Larry R. Petersen, Bill Thompson, Mike Jalacki, Dave Skutt, Jim Guilfoyle, Coach Jones. 1ILLL ROW ONE: Bob Johnston, Gordon Cannon, Max Johnston, Mitchell Olsen, Larry Carrick, Bruce Peasley, Don Imhoff, Gary Lockwood. ROW TWO: Jerry Surrey, Gary Switzer, Len Kluge, Marv Jaquays, Allen Sexton, Mike Schinebarger, Jim Wilson, Coach Clark. The baseball team, like the track team, tried hard but had little success. They finished with a 2--6 record. Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Cedar Morley Stanwood Edmore Big Rapids Big Rapids Greenville Morley Stanwood Edmore Spring Sports Have Uneventful Season The track team did not win any meets this year, but there were several outstand¬ ing individuals. Among these was Jim Stewart, who emerged as high point man on the team. He also went to the State Track Finals, where he set a new school record by pole vaulting 12 feet. ROW ONE: Mick Baird, Rodney Millard, Randy Chapin, Dick Hart, Bruce Nelson, Ron Jones, Dale Ras¬ mussen, George Allen, David Gregg, Bob Gregory. ROW TWO: John Bale, Lee Burlison, Gary Reil, Jim Stewart, Gordon Behrenwald, Jim Kos, Dan Stokely, Art Lucas, Bob Dietrick, Richard White, Jim Schwandt, Ron Keusch. ROW ONE: Stanley Krogman, Larry Carrick, Jim Abbey, Mike Jensen, Gary Mizga, Tom Skinner, Mike Stout, Lonnie Christensen, manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Wightman, (coach), Duane Krogman, Gordon Behrenwald, Dan Stokely, Jim Comden, Lou Lincoln, Jim Wilson, John Ellafrits, Ron Chapin, manager. The Junior Varsity basketball team had a very good record of 13 wins to only 3 losses. The team has many good players who show a lot of future potential. The boys are very fast and scrappy, always ready to stand firm. We predict a good future for L.H.S. in sports with boys like this coming up. Lakeview 45 Remus 53 Lakeview 47 Alma 24 Lakeview 49 Rockford 38 Lakeview 65 Reed City 12 Lakeview 50 Cedar Springs 37 Lakeview 41 M.P.S.H. 33 Lakeview 73 Edmore 48 Lakeview 51 Cedar Springs 25 Lakeview 48 Big Rapids 34 Lakeview 66 Edmore 45 Lakeview 67 Reed City 32 Lakeview 36 Remus 34 Lakeview 56 Fremont 30 Lakeview 49 W.M. Christian 62 Lakeview 69 Greenville 57 Lakeview 45 Big Rapids 46 Total 856 Total 620 ROW ONE: Max Johnson, Coach Clark, Bruce Peasley. ROW TWO: Don Imhoff, Jim Stewart. ROW THREE: Gary Switzer, Larry Kohler. ROW FOUR: Bob Langdon, Ed Martin, manager, Mike Jalacki, manager, Morris Kazmers. ROW FIVE: Bob Baty, Jim Kos. ROW SIX: Marv Jaquays. ’63 A Successful Year There ' s Two! Jump Jim! ! IDUiOn A Victory Is Sure This Time Lakeview 56 Remus 51 Lakeview 52 Alma 48 Lakeview 61 Rockford 38 Lakeview 67 Reed City 38 Lakeview 58 Cedar Springs 25 Lakeview 73 M. P. Sacred Heart 45 Lakeview 62 Edmore 54 Lakeview 59 Cedar Springs 45 Lakeview 41 Big Rapids 36 Lakeview 72 Edmore 60 Lakeview 73 Reed City 51 Lakeview 87 Remus 36 Lakeview 66 Fremont 38 Lakeview 55 W. M. Christian 56 Lakeview 78 Greenville 50 Lakeview 58 Big Rapids 36 Lakeview 66 Big Rapids (District) 31 Lakeview 74 Clare (District) 35 Lakeview 63 Rogers City (Regional) 49 Lakeview 48 Whitehall (Regional) 53 Total 1266 Total 875 The Wildcats finished the regular season this year with a fine 15-1 record. In tournament play they won the first district trophy since Lakeview moved up to Class B from Class C. The cats were, however, defeated in the Reg- ionals in the second game. The game was a close contest, but Whitehall was just a little better the night of the game. The success of the season was due to the fine coaching of Mr. Clark and the exceptional height of the players. The height lent itself to good offensive plays and much hustle proved to make strong defensive moves. 35 8th Grade Breaks Even 5-5 ROW ONE: Charlie Howe, Ronnie Denslow, Jeff Charnley, Mike Moon, Gordon Kohler, Ronnie Gietzen, Dick Jensen. ROW TWO: Coach Jim Wood, Andy Kazmers, Dave Larsen, John Carlson, George Hubbard, David Kos, Fred Peasley, Jim Main, Bruce Jor¬ gensen, Lou Maynard. Mt. Pleasant 43 17 Big Rapids 32 19 Ed more 15 30 Maple Valley 22 39 Big Rapids 26 23 Edmore 15 21 Maple Valley 15 37 Mt. Pleasant 58 21 Mt. Pleasant 12 42 Big Rapids 11 25 Edmore 31 15 Maple Valley 31 11 Big Rapids 28 25 Edmore 36 16 Maple Valley 32 14 Mt. Pleasant 23 38 Mt. Pleasant 25 37 Scotville Ludington 7 th Grade Has Winning Season 5-4 28 48 42 28 ROW ONE: Allen Main, Bob Imhoff, Jeff Main, Steve Schwandt, Rick Stilson, Henry King, Rick Schwandt, David Petersen, Steve Poulson. ROW TWO: Coach Jones, Mike Bennett, Robert Elmer, James Dietrick, Lariy Bell, Paul Nicholson, Kenneth Rader, Donald Gietzen, Mike Kelley, Craig Edgerly, Dennis Sexton. Student Council Repre¬ sentatives--Gary Mizga, Ron Chapin, Judy Larsen. The Freshman class of 1962-63 began their first year of Senior High School with 117 students. They had a very successful year sponsoring an all school skate the first semester and a private picnic for the class alone the second semester. The highlights of the year was the representing of their class at home¬ coming with Judy Larsen as queen candidate and Tom Christensen as king candidate. The Freshman class thanks its sponsors Mrs. Ferris and Mr. Charnley for making their first year of high school so enjoyable. Mr. Urchike helps Tom ! 38 Grand Year Had By Freshmen Class officers--Mike Brock- dorf-President, Mike Stout - Vice President, LaVera Calhoun-Treasurer, Luann Wanink-S ecretary. Celeste Andersen Keith Armock Kenneth Armock Michael Ball Vicki Bartholomew Gary Basney Eddie Baty James Blumberg Julie Bondie Claude Bristol Linda Bristol Lyman Bristol Mike Brockdorf Lee Burlison LaVera Calhoun Ronald Chapin Lonnie Christensen Rick Christensen Clyde Clingensmith Dolores Czostkowski Connie Dennis Jacquelyn Domine Ronald Doran Stuart Eckert I Don Guthrie Susan Hansen Richard Helms Sue Higgins Rick Hillman Steve Houghton Barbara Howe James Hutchinson Sandra Eldndge Diana Evans Bonnie Foss Kathy Fisher Dana Jensen Gary Jensen Mike Jensen Carlene Jones Joanne Jorgensen Rachelle Jourdan Kyren Kain Marilyn Keilholtz Linda Kill Charlie Kohler Catherine Kopinski Roger Kranz A Duane Krogman Gaylord LaPar Charles Large David Larsen Judi Larsen Linda Lentz Rick Liscombe Judith Mackey Sharon Malik Michael Maxfield Kathy Maynard Gary Mizga Sheryl Moore John Morgan Arthur Moyses Clyle Mumby Debbra Olsen Ron Petersen Tom Petersen Grace Pike Chalk one up! £ Carol Pontius Darwin Porter Bonnie Rasmussen Rebecca Reber Robert Reusser LeRoy Reynolds Mary Roger Linda Rowles Antonio Rocha Letha Sanders Dennis Schnicke Sandra Schnick Jim Schwandt Cassie Shipman Fred Shipman Elton Sias Tom Skinner Larry Smith Rick Smith Roger Smith Kay Stewart Diane Stout Michael Stout Pamela Stout Joe T ay lor Robert Taylor Sue T aylor Connie Thompson William Thompson Jerry Thornbury Kathleen Timiney Jacqueline Troll Jerry Trowbridge Virginia Tully Harry Walters Dennis Wandel Doyle Wanink Luann Wanink Susan Ward Paul W ernette Bruce Wheeler Dennis Wheeler Dale White Daniel Willison Linda Wood Tim Zaremba Not Pictured: John Bunce Tom Christensen Lee Yanke Class Officers--Gordon Behrenwald-President, Louis Lincoln- Vice President, Sherry Calhoun-Secretary, Ron Nielsen-Treas- urer. The sophomore class is one which is really most likely to succeed . For Homecoming the class sponsored Janet Faling for their queen candidate, and through enthusiastic campaigning which included a snake dance through the halls during noon hour, accomp¬ lished her election for Homecoming Queen over the favored senior candi¬ date. The sophomores also demonstrated their origi¬ nality in another instance by sponsoring the most imaginative dance of the year. It was the Stone Age Stomp, with an enormous green dinosaur as the center of attention. Sophomores Are Going Places Student Council Representatives--Terry Plews, Janet Faling, Larry Carrick. We ' re scared! ! Jim Abbey Janis Allen Sharilyn Allen Dana Baird Robert Barry Larry Bates Diane Beardslee Bob Behrenwald Gordon Behrenwald Linda Bennett Shirley Bigler Beverly Blumberg Hazel Bush Sherry Calhoun Darlene Carlson Larry Carrick Rose Mary Cole Elspeth Comden Jim Comden Gary Cook Julie Coon Bill Culey John Dietrick John Ell afrits Let ' s do it this way. I don ' t know??? Carol Elliott Shirley Esch Janet Faling Doris Frandsen Connie Frank Joe Frost John Frost David Gregg Bob Gregory Jim Guilfoyle Jim Gustavsen Judy Guthrie Thomas Haenlein John Hansen Mi ke Hatch Dennis Helmer i ■ k Ipi :: I 4 4 a Douglas Keusch Sue King Emily Knapp Wanda Kopinski Linda Kerns Sally Kerns Here we go loop-de-loop. Michael Jalacki Bernadette Jensen Carol Johnson Pam Johnson Richard Johnson Renee Jourdan Lynn Keilholtz Jerry Kellogg Debbie Herzog Dorothy Hossler Danny Houghton Daun Iverson Stanley Krogman Bonnie Larsen Dean Larson Jack Lawrence Noreen Layle Louis Lincoln Juanita Linscott Betty Liscombe The new Gene Krupa. Jane Lucas Linda Lutterloh Judy Main Bob Main Ed Martin Marcia Mclntire Sandra Medler Mike Miles Rodney Millard Carol Moser Dewey Murray Bruce Nielsen Ronald Nielsen Cheryl Olsen Joan Olsen Roger Ostrander Lou is quite the romeo. Jim Peasley Larry Allen Petersen Larry Roger Petersen T erry Plews Carol Powell Diana Rader Dale Rasmussen Jean Rasmussen Marie Tompkins Sandra Tompsett Suzanne Townley Marilyn Tuttle Joyce Rasmussen Mike Rasmussen Gary Reil Paul Roose Penny Schwandt Linda Shaw Susan Sherman David Skutt Diane Skutt Mike Smith Bill Smith Dan Stokely Next year ' s sophomores?? Douglas Vandlen Orland Wanink Leatrice Warner Brian Wheeler Carol Wheeler Gary White Keith White Linda Wilkinson Carol Wilson Jim Wilson Cheryl Zawadzinski Not pictured Bill Ingraham Cheer, Cheer, For Old Lakeview High! : w. Class officers Randy Chapin-Treasurer, Greg Brockdorf- Vice President, Jim Stewart-President, Karen Burlison-Sec¬ retary. While the graduating Senior class looks back on a most re¬ warding year, the Junior class looks forward to an equally a s pleasurable experience. This year as Juniors was one which will long be re¬ membered, however. In the summer just prior to the beginning of school, the Juniors received their class rings and so were free to swap and trade all year. The first semester the class sponsored the Harvest Moon Dance to celebrate Thanksgiving. The second semester they presented the Junior play-- Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . In May they put on the spring Prom, Moonlight Cove The final act of the Junior class was to march at Baccalaureate as a salute to the graduating Seniors. Old Student Council President gives tips to the incoming President. Student Council Representatives--Morris Kazmers, John Bale, Margie Jeppesen. Juniors Eagerly Await Next Year Allen Allison George Allen Mary Ellen Blumberg Jody Bolan Judy Brayman Karen Burlison Greg Brockdorf Diane Cannon Gordon Cannon Randy Chapin Tom Cornell Ken Cross David Armock Bob Culey Cecil Andersen Mick Baird John Bale Lariene Bates Kathryn Blumberg Isn ' t this fun, John? Bob Deloria Diane Doxtator Luraine Drews Vickie Durst Gary Edgerly Mick Edison Barb Gaffield Ron Gishpert Carla Hall John Hammel Steve Hansen Dick Hart Howard Hendrickson Richard Hewitt Gene Hogle Jackie Hondorp Randy Huckins Susan Humphreys Are those Senior Tales that flabberghasting, Mick? Diana Hutson Shirley Jaquays Darwin Jensen Becky Jensen Margie Jeppesen Kay Johnson Max Johnson Loretta Jones Ron Jones Michael Kain Janet Kappe Morris Kazmers Jeanine Keeney Dennis Kettler Jim Kos Kathy Krebs Bob Langdon Janet Lebeck It just takes Know-How, Jan. Mary Lee Pat Lehnert Gary Lindsey Gary Lockwood Kathy Lyons Purl Main Bob Matson Connie Miller Cindy Miller Carl Moore Charlene Nielson Judy Ostrander Judy Outman Bruce Peasley Charles Riggs Darwin Root Bill Rose David Rossman Allen Sexton Richard Shaw Mary Shilling Mike Shinabarger Gloria Sirrine Sharon Skeels Connie Skutt David Smith Larry Smith Jan Steele Ann Stewart Jim Stewart Ruth Ellen Stout Lindy Swan All we need is another funny face on top. Lloyd Switzer Carl Thompson JoAnn Townley Lois VanDette Doug Waldo Larry Wheeler Richard White Dawn Wilkinson Not pictured: Karen Fisher Joan French Nita Wandel You straighten the picture! Fred Wilson Jerry Wilson David Hadder ft. ’Cats Swat Yellowjackets Queen Janet and King Gary ' 62 Homecoming was one of the most significant events of the school year. In this game the Wildcats went up against their perennial rivals, the Greenville Yellowjackets . The growling cats came out victorious, however. For as the fans crammed the bleachers and side¬ lines, our team carried off the Home¬ coming game by smashing Greenville 14 to 0. Gary Switzer and Janet Faling emerged from the nominees as king and queen. They were coronated during the halftime ceremonies of the game. Latter the royal couple reigned over the victory Homecoming dance spon¬ sored by the F.H.A. Field Action Pre-game Rally 60 High Excitement! Wow, what a score! Gandids Of Homecoming Candidates The annual election of Homecoming Queen and King took place the day previous to the actual game with a candidate representing each of the four high school classes. The final winners were chosen by popular vote of the student body. The seniors sponsored petite and pretty Nan VanOrman for queen and all-round athlete Gary Switzer for king. Cindy Miller, an avid music fan, and Jim Stewart, a sports en¬ thusiast, were sponsored by the Junior class . Sweet little brunette Janet Faling and Louis Lincoln of the J.V. team were the sophomore candidates. Judi Larsen, a past junior high cheerleader, and Tom Christen¬ sen, a J.V. football member, were chosen by the Freshmen to rep¬ resent their class. Smile! Isn ' t it pretty? Luraine Drews, Janet Royston, Jeanine Keeney, Sally Ward, Gloria Sir- rine, Carolyn Benjamin, Susan Cantwell, Janet Thompson, Amy Edger- ly, Mary Ellen Blumberg, Maureen Mizga, Mr. VanOcker, (advisor). Student Cadets Work With Teachers F. T. A. girls find satisfaction in helping teachers instruct classes and in dealing with younger students. The girls are assigned, by their sponsor Mr. Van Ocker, to a teacher at the beginning of each new semester. They are graded as in regular academic classes and are given full credit for their efforts. In addition to their usual program, the girls held a special Christ¬ mas party for thirty of the needy grade school students. The group also heard lectures from various colleges discussing the rewards of a teaching career. As their closing project, theF.T.A. held a thank you tea for the faculty. Girls Have Desire But The F.N.A. group was one of the high school ' s most inert clubs . The girls of the club had great enthusiasm and desire to expand their knowledge and pre¬ pare for future nursing, but due to circumstances beyond their control the program was not able to get off the ground. There was not any second year class in future nursing, however, several of the senior students spent many rewarding hours working as murses aides at Kelsey Memorial Hospital. It is hoped that the talents of the high school girls are more creatively used in the following year. Program Falters Connie Skutt, Lillian Wandel, Gloria Schnicke, Charlene Niel¬ sen, Karen Fisher, Karen Burlison, Ann Newell, Vickie Durst. Library Club Promotes Music ROW ONE: Pam Johnson, Lillian Wandel, (president), Ruth Heimbecker, Diane Cannon, Daun Wilkinson. ROW TWO: Mr. Conklin, (advisor), May Stanton, Penny Schwandt, Joann Townley, Jane Johnson, Janet Kappe, Mary Shilling, Nita Wandel, Pat Lehnert, Vickie Durst, Barb Finkbeiner. The Library Club, under the guidance of Mr. Conklin, has taken an interest in the pro¬ motion of better music for the high school. The club is in the process of purchasing a new portable stereo record player and building an accompaning record collection. The record player is being paid for by money earned from the sale of paper back books. The Bible Club is a rapidly growing organization, which yearly increases in attendance. Under the supervision of Mrs . Czuchna, the group enjoys Bible quizzes, singing, and guest speakers. ROW ONE: Mrs. Czuchna, Lawanda Ba¬ con, Connie Thompson, Debbie McDaniels, Jane Johnson, Dale Hey, Deanna Jorgensen, Jim Jeffrey, David Moser, Dennis Flynn. ROW TWO: Paul Roose, Loretta Jones, Connie Frank, Karen Fisher, Judith Watson, Suzanne Townley, Gloria Sirrine, Carol Swarts. ROW THREE: Joel Jeffrey, Judith Mackey, Jack Jeffrey, Jo Ann Jor¬ gensen, May Stanton, Jo Ann Townley, Carol Moser, Jim Keilholtz, Martha Ross- man, Marie Tompkins, Mary Burhance, LeRoy Reynolds, Jerry Jeffreys, David Kos. Spirit And Attendance Surge ROW ONE: Mrs. Wightman, (Advisor), Barbara Gaffield, Janet Royston, Deanna Jorgensen, Jan Youngman, Susan Cantwell, Dawn Wilkinson, Gloria Sirrine, Pam Johnson, Connie Skutt. ROW TWO: May Stanton, Joann Olsen, Dana Baird, Diane Beardslee, Linda Bennett, Connie Dennis, Joanne Jorgensen, Judy Outman, Cheryl Zawadzinski, Bonnie Rassmussen, Linda Rowles, Shari Skeels, Janet Faling, Carol Pontius. ROW THREE: Rachael Bush, Kathy Fisher, Dana Jensen, Kathryn Blumberg, Penny Schwandt, Sandra Skutt, Susie Ward, Dorothy Hossler, Barbara Howe, Linda Lutterloh, Carla Hall. ROW FOUR: Amy Edgerly, Diane Stout, Janice Steele, Nita Wandel, Connie Frank, Mary Shilling, Lois VanDette, Kathy Kopinski, Karen Fisher, Debra Olsen, Jackie Domine, Sandra Schnicke, Loretta Jones, Bonnie Evans. The F.H.A. has been a most enter - prizing organization this year . This club is formed of girls who have had at least one year of Home Economics and who are interested in being future homemakers. Under the guidance of Mrs . Wightman, who is herself an extremely gifted and talented lady, the F.H.A. club sold cook books, which contained one of Mrs. Wightman ' s own personal recipes, made pies to sell at Thanksgiving, sponsored the Homecomi ng dance, and held a pajama party as an informal initiation for new officers. A Most Enterprizing Organization FFA Leaders Of The Future ROW ONE: John Rasmussen, Mr. Johnson (advisor), Dale Hey, Larry Kohler, Robert Wilson, Duane Clark, Mike Flynn, Danny Armock, Dale Rasmussen, David Armock. ROW TWO: Mike Miles, LeRoy Reynolds, Bill Rose, Doyle Wanink, Claude Bristol, Robert Reusser, James Hutchinson, Kenneth Armock, Stuart Eckert, Ron Doran, Mike Jalacki, Jim Peasley, Charles Large, Dennis Helmer, Clyle Mumby, Kyren Kain, Ed Helmer, Joe Taylor. ROW THREE: Jerry Kellogg, Randy Chapin, Dennis Wheeler, John Ellafrits, Darwin Jensen, Larry Bates, Cecil Andersen, Gordon Behrenwald, John Hammel, Bob Baty, Roger Bennett, Dan Stokley, Richard Helms, Jim Nielsen, Gerald Wilson, Dean Larson, Rick Smith. ROW FOUR: Lee Yanke, Stanley Krogman, Lynn Keilholtz, Roger Smith, Richard Shaw, Ron Chapin, Robert Taylor, Dennis Wandel, Gary Jensen, Rick Hillman, Orland Wanink, Bruce Wheeler, Larry Petersen, Charlie Kohler, Ron Petersen, Darwin Porter. ROW FIVE: Keith Armock, Bob Johnston, Purl Main, Larry Smith, John Dietrick, Ed Martin, Dan Rentschler, Gary White, Bob Behrenwald, LaVern Pike, Vem Lee, David Larsen, Jerry Trowbridge. ROW SIX: Mike Stout, Bruce Peas¬ ley, Gary Edgerly, Mike Kain, Larry Wheeler, Phillip Bigler, Dan Hutchinson, Dan Willison, Dennis Schnicki, Don Guthrie, Mike Christensen, Larry Petersen, John Hansen, Jim Gustavsen, Mike Smith, David Houghton, Bill Culey, Roger Ostrander. The FFA as always is a most ener¬ getic group. The association under direction of Mr. Johnson, held their annual seed selling sale and their father and son banquet. The club was honored to have Robert Wilson, one of its leading members, hold the office of state vice president. It was further honored by having three of its senior members, Bob Baty, Duane Clark, Robert Wilson, receive state farmer degrees. Knowledge Of France Expanded ROW ONE: Sandra Tompsett, Susan Humphreys, Mrs. Gregg, (Ad¬ visor), David Barnes, Janet Thompson, Dorothy Bomgaars, Ruth Ellen Stout, Vickie Durst. ROW TWO: Linda Lutterloh, Karen Burlison, Margie Jeppesen, Charlene Nielsen, Jim Kos, Mickey Edison, Louise Nielsen, Mary Ellen Blumberg, Cathy Krebs. The French club is or¬ ganized under the direction of the high school language instructor, Mrs. Gregg, for the purpose of further¬ ing the knowledge of the students in the French language and culture. There has been several banquets with films and slides shown for enter¬ tainment. The most en¬ joyed event, however, was the formal initiation held at the beginning of the school year with the mem¬ bers dressed to represent French characters. Smile For The Camera Mr. Nienhuis, who has a great personal interest in photography, initiated and sponsors the Camera Club which is in its fourth year. The club has its own dark room in which to study the correct methods of photo processing. This year the group has been working to develop artistic pictures as well as ordinary candid shots. ROW ONE: Robert Matson, Fred Willison, Howard Hendrickson, David Rossman, Mr. Nienhuis (Advisor), Jack Jeffrey, Bob De- loria, Randy Huckins, Jim Jeffrey, Suzanne Townley, Darwin Root. m fiH jfig .UHL .. gfiB 66 Junior Journalists Improve Paper ROW ONE: Mr. Berends, (Advisor); Sandra Tompsett, Mary Ellen Blumberg, (Editor); Gloria Ostrander, Sharon Moody, Vickie Durst. ROW TWO: Lillian Wandel, Diane Can¬ non, Barbara Gaffield, Luraine Drews, Sue Youngman, Penny Schwandt, Judy Behrenwald, Linda Mulholland, Linda Bennett, Cheryl Zawadzinski, Sandra Lutterloh. ROW THREE: Connie Miller, Cathy Krebs, Karen Fisher, Janet Thompson, Dorothy Bomgaars, Darwin Root, Lee Burlison, Jim Guilfoyle. ROW FOUR: Jim Keilholtz, Karen Hansen, Loretta Jones, Jody Bolan, Susie Humphreys, Margie Jeppesen, Jim Abbey. This is only the second year for the school paper, the Wildcat.Chronicle . Yet the staff, consisting of students 7th through the 12th grades, has brought in many improvements, including: new IBM print, wider coverage, sports highlights, editorials and feature articles. Another new attraction, was the publi¬ cation of a special April Fool ' s issue, comprised of jokes and ridiculous articles. It was said by the students to be the most enjoyable reading ever. The success of the club is due to the drive and enthusiasm of its sponsor, Mr. Jack Berends. Mr. Berends plans to leave our high school system next fall to take up teaching nearer a college so he can continue his education. His going will be regretted by the paper staff who will find it difficult to continue publishing without him. 67 Bigger! Better! Best! 1963 La Chatte Tliis year, as every year, the annual staff believes they have created the best yearbook ever. The group, sponsored by Mr. R. Van Ocker, has changed to an entirely new publishing company, in hopes of turning out better material. A special feature of this yearbook is the addition of informative copy to add greater value and lasting quality to the book as the years go by and the memory grows faint. Each and every member has worked exceptionally hard to make the annual for 1963 the most original and meri¬ torious book that ever left L.H.S. Finding themselves pinched for funds, the group has begged, bor¬ rowed, or stolen to see to it that you, the student boyd gets the best for the least. TWn °r!r Lll i ian Wande h Sandra Skutt, Judy Outman, Susan Cantwell, Pam Johnson, Susan Ward. 1WO: Cheen Carpenter Deanna Jorgensen, Karen Burlison, Mary Ellen Blumberg, David Mclntire, Barnes, Robert Rader, Mr. VanOcker, Advisor. ’ ROW David ■ m i 1 i il 1 V ■ ; _■ am Student Council Promotes Student Activities Under the sponsorship of Mr. Ferris and Mr, Kirk, the student council has continued to prepare the high school social calendar and supervise other delegated functions of the student body. Aside from its regular activities, the student coun¬ cil was privileged to be able to honor Superintendent James Kos on his 25th anniversary at the school. The observance of this took place at the yearly fall home¬ coming when the student body, represented by the council, presented him with a gold watch. 69 ROW ONE: Linda Mulholland, Jane Kappe, Margie Jeppesen, Louise Neilsen, Pam Johnson, Janet Fating. ROW TWO: Terry Plews, Judi Larsen, Rita Stewart, Susan Cantwell, Gloria Sirrine, Diana Guilfoyle, Sally Ward, Vickie Durst. ROW THREE: Gary Mizga, Jim Stewart, Morris Kazmers, Fred Willison, Ronnie Chapin, Steve Poulson. ROW FOUR: Jim Keilholtz, Dan Rentschler, Larry Carrick, Mike Flynn, Larry Bell, Mike Moon. Go! LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Wood, Judy Outman, Joan French, Gloria Sirrine, Sally Ward. The cheerleading squads are one of the least praised groups in the school. They are also one of the groups most deserving of recognition. These girls give freely of their time so they may attend all football and basketball games, plus many hours of strenuous practice. These girls sponsored after game dances, held car washes, attended cheerleading conferences, and bought new uniforms (with self- earned money) and pom poms . The varsity squad, consisting of three seniors and three juniors, did its best to continue original pep assemblies and gimmicks to arouse student enthusiasm. The girls obviously succeeded for the student body turned out in full force to nearly all games. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan French, Judy Outman, Nancy Wood, Sally Ward, Gloria Sirrine. We’re Here To Cheer For You LEFT TO RIGHT: Luann Wanink, Dana Baird, Kathy Maynard, Kay Stewart, LaVera Calhoun. The junior varsity squad, made up of freshmen and sophomores, were equally as busy as the varsity squad. The junior varsity cheer¬ leaders were a new experi¬ ment for this year. Maren Christiansen, Vickie Carrick, Linda Molholland, Judy Behrenwald. Leaders Of The Future ROW ONE: Janice Mizga, Diana Abbey. ROW TWO: Patty Schmitz, Tonya Reichle. Who has the longest legs in town? Junior high cheerleaders, though seen less by the student body, are equally as zealous as the varsity squad. Although these girls are the youngest of the cheerleading squads, they certainly are not the least in practicing their cheers . They are equally energetic in cheering their team on to victory. With all the practice the girls get from Junior High and Junior Varsity cheerleading they can hardly help but arouse a great deal of en¬ thusiasm in the student body of the future. Up, up, up! ROW ONE: Judi Larsen, Dorot hy Bomgaars, Joan Olsen, Deanna Jorgensen, Karen Hansen, Jan Youngman, Susie Ward, Nancy Wood, Diane Skutt, Diane Outman, Marcia Mclntire. ROW TWO: Cheryl Zawadzinski, Bonnie Evans, Patty Keller, Donna Kebler, Vicki Carrick, Kay Bollinger, Marcia Greenfield, Janet Faling, Terry Plews, LaVera Calhoun, Julie Coon, Cheryl Moore, Wanda Kopinski. ROW THREE: Kathy Maynard, Pat Reusser, Janet Royston, Jeanine Keeney, Linda Mulholland, Nita Wandel, Janet Kappe, Sue Youngman, Loretta Jones, Shari Calhoun, Jackie Troll, Judy Main, Gloria Sirrine, Judy Outman, Debra Olsen. ROW FOUR: Debbie Molitor, Carol DeVoogd, Diane Evans, Luann Wanink, Lois VanDette, Karen Burlison, Shirley Jaquays, Karen Fisher, Dorothy Wilkinson, Linda Hawley, Linda Lutterloh, Connie Frank, Diane Rader, Diane Guilfoyle, Patty Schmitz, Kathy Kopinski. Let Us Sing To You ROW ONE: Julie Coon, pianist, Doug Vandlen, Charlie Kohler, Bob Barry. ROW TWO: Larry Wheeler, John Frost, Mike Brockdorf, Joe Frost, Danny Evans, Robert Elmer, Dennis Flynn, Dav Kos. ROW THREE: Bruce Peasley, Jim Ste¬ wart, Doug Smith, Mike Bennett, Jeff Main, Tom Christensen, Steve Paulson. ROW FOUR: John Hammel, Dave Mc¬ lntire, Mike Flynn, Larry Kohler, Lee Burlison, Doug Rutledge, Bob Rader. 72 ROW ONE: Celeste Andersen, Judi Larsen, LaVera Calhoun, Marilyn Tuttle, Virginia Tully, Rachelle Jour- dan, Joann Olsen, Becky Jensen, JoAnne Jorgensen, Marie Tompkins, Terry Plews, Shirley Esch, Cheryl Moore, Becky Reber, Julie Bondie. ROW TWO: Linda Rowles, Elspeth Comden, Judy Outman, Diane Out- man, Susie Ward, Janet Kappe, Linda Bennett, Jackie Hondorp, Vicky Bartholomew, Dorothy Hossler, Su¬ zanne Townley, Nancy Wood, Renee Jourdan, Sally Kerns, Diane Skutt, Linda Kerns. ROW THREE: Marcia Mclntire, Janet Royston, Karen Hansen, Lindy Swan, Carla Hall, Jean Rasmussen, Jan Youngman, Dorothy Bomgaars, Janice Allen, Loretta Jones, Debra Olsen, Kathy Kopinski, Cathy Krebs, Jackie Troll, Jeanine Keeney. ROW FOUR: DougVandlen, Larry Wheeler, Rick Johnson, Niki Love, Bob Rader, Darwin Root, Larry Kohler, Dave Mclntire, Michael Flynn, Jim Stewart, Gary Lindsey, Doug Rutledge, Bruce Peasley, Norman Plews, Robert Barry. The Senior High School was busy through the year preparing for the special Christmas and Easter tours of the various area churches. Together with the other music groups the choir held homemade candy sales at noon hours to raise extra funds. Students interested in music could also participate in either the Woman ' s Glee Club or the Men ' s Glee Club. These singing organizations were made up of both high school and junior high classes, meeting for rehearsals at noon. As a joint effort on the part of all music groups of the school the annual operetta was put on under the direction of Elmer Coon. The Music Man. : ‘ 1 Us j jHSft ¥ iaM 1 , rJL, - 4 2 |i r M Strike up the band Dave and Nancy dance to Shipoopi Family portrait “The Music Man” Top Tunes Goodnight My Someone Seventy-Six Trombones Sadder But Wiser Girl Marian Madame Librarian My White Knight Shipoopi Lida Rose Till There Was You Gary Indiana The Barbershoppers Sing amm ROW ONE: Marsha Skutt, Dick Rader. ROW TWO: Jan Youngman, Nancy Wood, Terry Plews, Julie Coon, Renee Jourdan, Judy Outman, Joann Olsen, Susie Ward, Dorothy Bomgaars, Mike Flynn. ROW THREE: Dave Mclntire, Bob Rader, Marcia Mclntire, Bruce Peasley, Norm Plews, Larry Wheeler, Darwin Root, Doug Rut¬ ledge. The operetta presented by Mr. Coon ' s Music Department, has become a tradition at L.H.S. This year Meredith Wilson ' s The Music Man was chosen to be the towns cultural elightement. Over 250 people were involved in the suc¬ cessful production of this musical. This partici¬ pating groups included: Alma Symphony, Cen¬ tral Michigan Symphony, Lakeview elementary School, LHS Junior Band, LHS Senior Band, Senior Choir, and Glee Clubs. The story behind the operetta had almost irresistible charm. It told a good old fashioned story of American past and its renowned trave¬ ling-salesmen . The main Cast included: Nancy Wood Dave Mclntire Susie Ward Jan Youngman Bob Rader Dorothy Bomgaars Mike Flynn Gary Lindsey Marcia Mclntire Julie Coon Larry Kohler Judy Outman Bruce Peasley Jim Stewart Larry Wheeler Darwin Root Doug Rutledge Joan Olsen Renee Jourdan Norman Plews Marsha Skutt Richard Rader 75 He ' s a Music Man ROW ONE: Shanlyn Allen, JoAnn Olsen, Luraine Drews, Jackie Domine, Bonnie Larsen, Diane Evans Janet Faling, Judy Mam. ROW TWO: Robert Reusser, Ronnie Chapin, Sue Higgins, Debbie Herzoe Carohm Ben jamm, Linda Lutterloh, Diane Skutt, Barbara Howe, Linda Wilkinson, Dick Hart. ROW THREE- Ka ste wart, Susan Cantwell, Cheryl Zawadzinski, Susie Ward, Bonnie Foss, Diane Rader Bonnie Rasmusse Garv Jensen, Linda Kill, Stewart Eckert. ROW FOUR: Robert Taylor. Billy Thompson! An„“tew a 7 Se Bro?k- RoSld Doran yS6S ’ B ° nMe Eva “’ J ° h Fr0St ' D ° nnie Imhoff - « ' heeler G � V White! “nnie Neils”? “And The Band Played On!” ! Pep band plays for bas¬ ketball games. I ROW ONE: Julie Coon, Emily Knappe, Gloria Sirrine. ROW TWO: Connie Frank, Sandra Schnicke, Luann Wan- ink, Dana Jensen, Darleen Carlson, Susan Humpreys. ROW THREE: Jerry Thomberry, Leatrice Warner, Linda Wood, Linda Lentz, Robert Barry, Sherry Calhoun, De¬ anna Jorgensen. ROW FOUR: Joe Frost, Doyle Wanink, Charlie Kohler, Dewey Murray, Louis Lincoln, Floyd Kennedy. The Senior Band played well but had poor luck this year. Though the band played at every football game and several basket ball games, the band will not be remembered for its music as it will be remembered for its up¬ setting accident. For during the game played in the pouring rain against Edmore, the band bleachers collapsed spilling the entire band to the ground. Luckily, no one was seriously injured, however, several band members were noticed hobbling about the halls on crutches for ensuing weeks. In addition to the sports events, the band gave a mid¬ winter concert, played in the Music Man , and took part in several Memorial Day services. Diana Rader, Bonnie Evans, Diane Skutt, Julie Coon, Janet Faling, Judy Main. Majorettes step high! ROW ONE: Judy Behrenwald, ' Marcia Greenfield, Christine Olsen, Linda Mulholland. ROW TWO: Donna Kebler, Dan Evans, Brenda Huckins, Patty Keller, Susan Bell, Viann Larsen, Monte Ball. ROW THREE: Rita Stewart, Patty Schmidtz, Carol Swarts, Mike Bennett, Jim Main, Diana Abbey, Dennis Flynn. ROW FOUR: David Kos, Gordon Kohler, Steve Paulson, Bob Hamman, Richard Kruger. Strike Up The Band The Junior High band con¬ sisted of students in both sev¬ enth and eighth grades. Part of the program for the Junior Band was playing for Junior High football games . The band put on a very nice program for the P. T. A., and later did a good job as part of the band in the operetta, The Music Man . Their last program was taking part in several me¬ morial day services. Practice, Practice, Practice 78 ROW ONE: Roxy Bucholtz, Sharon DeGram, Debbie Molitor, Sandy Lutterloh. ROW TWO: Phil Bozung, Jean Bucholtz, Bruce Swarts, Charlie Howe, Jeff Charnley, Belinda Comden, Sheryl Maurer, Sheryl Doran. ROW THREE: Steve Schwandt, Robert Kohler, Mike Kelley, David Moser, Jeff Main, Rick Stilson, Dick Jensen, Fred Peasley, Bobby Imhoff. Think men think! ROW ONE: Morris Kazmers, Lois VanDette, Jeanine Keeney, Cathy Krebs, Karen Burlison, Margie Jeppesen, Cindy Miller, Luraine Drews. ROW TWO: Mrs. Nelson, (director), Gloria Sirrine, Ruth Ellen Stout, Mary Ellen Blumberg, Bob Matson, Randy Chapin, Gary Lockwood, Jim Stewart, Tom Cornell, Carl Thompson, Purl Main, Darwin Root, Jody Bolan, Nita Wandel, Bill Rose. Cornelia we ' re a drift! Bellowed the girls as they take off on their ocean voyage in the Junior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . This play was one of the hilarious highlights of this school year. It was a light-hearted comedy, telling of the trials and tribulations of two young girls as they crossed the Atlantic and spent the summer abroad. Our Hearts Were Young And Gay Gloria Sirrine . Cornelia Skinner Gary Lockwood . . Leo McEvoy Cindy Miller . Emily Kimbrough Morris Kazmers . Dick Winters Karen Burlison . . Mrs . Skinner Darwin Root. ' . . . Otis Skinner Mary Ellen Blumberg. Harriet St. John Margie Jeppesen. Winifred Blaugh Carl Thompson.Stewart Jeanine Keeney . .Madame Elise Lois VanDette . . . Stewardess Bill Rose . . . Window Cleaner Nita Wandel.Inspector Purl Main.Purser Randy Chapin .... Admiral Cathy Krebs . . Student Director Mrs. Nelson.Director Winifred I will follow him once MOTHER! ! Now tell me the truth [ 5 • f 2 v fid mtk J|g| ROW ONE: Lillian Wandel, Deanna Jorgensen, Cheeri Carpenter, Jan Youngman, Nancy Wood, Dorothy Bom- gaars, Janet Thompson, Amy Edgerly, May Stanton. ROW TWO: Mrs. Czuchna, (director), Bob Rader, Niki Love, Larry Kohler, Mike Flynn, Don Cole, Jim Nielsen, Dale Hey, Dave Mclntire, Doug Smith. ROW THREE: Sally Ward, Pat Reusser, Janet Royston, Flossie Wilson, Carolyn Benjamin, Sandra Skutt, Susie Ward, Gloria Schnike. During the first semester of this school year, the Senior class gave a rolicking 3 act comedy, Onions in the Stew by Betty MacDonald. The play was directed by Ardyce Czuchna and student director Sally Ward. The play told the story of the MacDonald family ' s struggle to live on Vashum island and cope with leaky pipes, nosy neighbors and a deluge of company. Seniors Present “Onion s In The Stew Betty . . . . . Cheeri Carpenter Don . . . . . Dave Mclntire Anne . . . . . Nancy Wood loan . . . . . Susie Ward Blaire .Dorothy Bomgaars Claud . . . . . Doug Smith Roger.... . Dale Hey Howard . Larry Kohler Lesley . Deanna Jorgensen Margo . Lillian Wandel Miss Garvey . Janet Royston Harry. Bee Gee . . Jan Youngman Salsie . Sharlene Schultz Kitsie.... Marvin . Mike Flynn Happy, Doug? Juniors Honor Seniors At “Moonlight Cove” Nothing like a refreshing cocktail. huh Dave? How we love to twist. The theme of the Jumor-Senior prom this year was Moonlight Cove”. In keeping with the theme, the dance was set in a virtual water wonderland with the walls decorated with fish, octopii, sea shells, anchors, and all manner of marine life. Swaying palm trees, and fish netting silhouetted the dance floor. Over head a ceiling of sea blue balloons and a large pale, glowing moon created an out-door atmosphere. With the Swingin ' B ' s ' pouring forth music, the final touch to a perfect evening was the girls in their swishing dresses and fragrant flowers, accompanied by their guys, exceptionally good- looking in their dress suits and boutonniere. During intermission the Junior class pre¬ sented each of the Senior girls with an LHS charm and each of the Senior boys with an LHS tie-tac. These were the nicest and most appre¬ ciated prom gifts given to the graduating Seniors in some time. So the evening ended with a bang as the balloons were dropped from the ceiling and the crowd went wild popping balloons and ripping down decorations for souveniors . What are you doing tomorrow night, kid? The Swingin ' B ' s Janet and iNorm give us a look into the future. Class flirt entertains Prettiest Girl.Nancy Wood Handsomest Boy.Jim Nielson Best Dressed Boy.Doug Rutledge Best Dressed Girl.Deanna Jorgensen Best Girl Dancer.Susan Cantwell Best Boy Dancer.Rick Paulson Girl Athlete.Sandy Skutt Boy Athlete.Gary Switzer Cutest Girl.Sally Ward Cutest Boy.Bob Baty Girl Singer.Nancy Wood Class cut-up.Ron Topolski Class gum chewer.Sharon Moody Class Actor.Dave Mclntire Class Actress.Nancy Wood Most studious Girl.Flossie Wilson Teacher ' s Pet.Flossie Wilson Inseparables .... Gary Switzer Len Kluge Sharon Moody Gloria Ostrander School Skipper.Jerry Surry Class Pest.Ron Topolski Most Popular Girl.Nancy Wood Most Popular Boy.Dave Mclntire Bashful Boy.Danny Hutchinson Bashful Girl.Flossie Wilson Wittiest Girl.Ann Newell Class Couple .... Nancy Wood Jim Nielsen The Great Lover Boy.Mike Flynn Class Musician.Deanna Jorgensen To Dave we give this red paint 84 Susan presents the Annual dedication to Mr. Kirk. Seniors Have Exciting Year Dorothy K. Bomgaars (Treasurer), Gary Switzer (Secretary), Larry Kohler (Vice President), Dave Mclntire (President). Robert Rader, Sally Ward, (Student Council Representatives). The senior class as is customary, was the most active grade in extracurricular activi¬ ties, and the least participating in academic studies. Throughout the year there were a number of special selections to be made. The first was to decide on class colors. We decided on light and dark blue. Then robes and announcements had to be ordered. The white carnation was chosen as class flower. Finally the Halls of Ivy, and Hands that work, brains that think, and Hearts that love, were selected as class song and motto. Aside from the actual class business there was a lot of fun also. The senior class spon¬ sored the Christmas dance Snow flake Swirl, and the Twisting Twirps a turn-about dance in which the boys were escorted by the girls. There were also several senior class parties. Mrs. Paulson was kind enough to open the Red Wood Inn to the class for one party. There was a very enjoyable progressive dinner for the seniors and their dates after the Junior- Senior Prom. It began at Mr. and Mrs . Kluges, then we progressed to Dr. and Mrs . Raders, and concluded our evening at the N.H. Youngmans ' . Still later the class took a skip day to Chicago, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Van Ocker. After a most exciting year, the senior class graduated on May 31, as a class of 82. 86 DANNY ARMOCK: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Bas ketball 1, Paper Staff 3-4, Perfect Atten¬ dance 1. DAVE BARNES: French Club 3-4 (Pres. 4) Annual Staff 4, Football 1-2-3, Baseball 1- 2, Paper Staff 3, Class Vice President 2- 3, Perfect Attendance 1-2, Scholarship 2-3. LARRY BEARDSLEE: Junior Play, Senior Play. PHILLIP BANNEN ROGER BENNETT: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Bible Club 1-2-3-4, Senior Play, Perfect Atten¬ dance 3. BOB BATY: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3. ANNA BIGLER: Choir 2-3-4 CAROLYN BENJAMIN: F.T.A. 4, (Treas urer 4), Junior Play, Senior Play 4, Oper¬ etta 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1, Scholarship 1-2-3. DOROTHY K. BOMGAARS : Women ' s Glee Club 4, French Club 3-4, (Secretary-Treas¬ urer 4), F. N. A. 3, Operetta 2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Paper Staff 4, Treasurer of Class 4, Student Council 2, Choir 1-2-4, Perfect Attendance 3, Scholarship 1-3. PHILLIP BIGLER: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Bible Club 4, Junior Play. MARY BURHANCE: Bible Club 1-2-3-4, Choir 2. JUDY BIGLER: F. H. A. 3-4, Operetta 2-3, Junior Play, Choir 2-3. SUSAN CANTWELL: F.H. A. 1-2-3-4, (Vice President 3, President 4), Annual Staff 3-4, Operetta 3-4, Student Council 4 (Secretary 4), Band 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3. CHEERI CARPENTER: Scholarship 1-2-3-4, French Club 3, Camera Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Library Club 1- 2, Paper Staff 3-4, Choir 1, Perfect Atten¬ dance 2-3. Salutatorian. Three Little Pigs! ! Are they getting sharp? DUANE CLARK: F.F.A. 1-2-3- 4, (President 4), Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 2-3-4, Scholarship 1-2-3. BONNIE EVANS: Women ' s Glee Club 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Oper¬ etta 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Choir 3, Band 1-2-3-4, (Flag Bearer 3, Majorette 4), Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4. AMY EDGERLY: F. T.A. 4, F.H.A. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 2-3. DON COLE: F. T. A. 2, F.F.A. 1, Junior Play, Senior Play, Football 2-4. Wow, look at that! BARBARA FINKBEINER: F.H.A. 1, Library Club 4, Perfect Atten¬ dance 3-4. - w MIKE FLYNN: Men ' s Glee Club 3-4 j F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 1-2, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Choir 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Minstrel Show 2. Boys ' gab session. GARY HARVEY: Camera Club 1-2, Junior Play, Baseball 1. 1 - KAREN HANSEN: Women ' s Glee Club 4, French Club 3, Senior RUTH HEIMBECKER: Library Play, Paper Staff 3, Student Coun- Club 4, Perfect Attendance 2. cil 2, Choir 2-3-4. DAVID HOUGHTON: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. DALE HEY: F. F.A. 1-2-3-4, (Reporter 4), Bible Club 1-2-3-4, Song leader 3, Vice President 4), Junior Play, Senior Play, Band 1, Perfect Attendance 2. DAN HUTCHINSON: F. F.A. 1-2-3-4, Foot¬ ball 2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4. JANE JOHNSON: Bible Club 2-3-4, (Vice President 4), Library Club 4. DON IMHOFF: Operetta 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3. MARVIN JAQUAYS: F.F.A. 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-3- 4, Student Council 2-3, Perfect Attendance 1 - 2 . DEANNA JORGENSEN: Women ' s Glee Club 4, F. H. A. 3-4, (Pianist 4), Bible Club 1- 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Operetta 4 (Pianist), Junior Play, Senior Play, Band 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-3, Outstanding Home - making Student 3. RICK JOF1NSON: Men ' s Glee Club 3, Oper¬ etta 3-4, Choir 3-4. VERNE LEE: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. Blocking the stairs! DAVE MCINTIRE: Men ' s Glee Club 3-4, (Secretary 3, President 4), Camera Club 2, (Vice President 2), Operetta 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, President of class 3-4, Student Council 3, Choir 1-2-3-4, (Pres¬ ident 4), Junior Play, Senior Play, Per¬ fect Attendance 1, Minstrel Show 1-2, Homecoming Kmg Candidate 3. Surprise huh? Talking again. NIKI LOVE: Men ' s Glee Club 3-4, Junior Play, Operetta 3-4, Senior Play, Choir 3-4, Band 1. MAUREEN MIZGA : French Club 3, (Sec ' ty-Treas), F.T.A. 3-4 (Secretary-3, President-4), Sec¬ retary of class-1, Student Coun¬ cil-3, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 -4, Scholarship 1-2-3-4, SHARON MOODY: Paper Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Scholarship 1-3. JIM JEFFERY: Bible Club 1-2-3 -4, Camera Club 3-4, Junior Play. LARRY KOHLER: Men ' s Glee Club 3-4, F. F.A. 1-2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-2-3- 4, Vice President of class 4, Treasurer of class-3, Choir 3-4, Band 1-2. BOB JOHNSTON: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4. ROBERT LARSEN: Football 1-2-4, President of class 1-2. FLOYD KENNEDY: Operetta -4, Football-1, Band 1-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 2-3-4. LEN KLUGE: F. F. A. 1, Basketball Manager 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-4, Paper Staff 4, Per¬ fect Attendance 1-2, Minstrel Show 1. JIM KEILHOLTZ: Bible Club 3-4, Junior Play 3, Football 1-2, Paper Staff 3-4, Per¬ fect Attendance 1-2. JOHN LUCAS: Junior Play, Football 1-2-4, Baseball 1-2, Perfect Attendance 2-3, Track 4. Good ole Typing II Look at those JIM NIELSEN: F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4, Senior Play, Football 1-2-4, Track 3. LOUISE NIELSON: French Club 3-4, (Student Council 4), F. N. A. 3, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3 Oh no! It couldn ' t be. ANN NEWELL: F.N.A. -4. SANDRA OUTMAN: Worn en ' s Glee Club-4, F.H.A. -1, Operetta 3-4, Senior Play, Choir 1-2-3-4, Per¬ fect Attendance 1-2. ' ■ RICK PAULSON: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. NORMAN PLEWS: St Petersburg, Florida 1- 2, Men ' s Glee Club 2-3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Basketball 1, Student Council 3, Choir 3-4, (President-4), Perfect Attendance 1-2. BOB RADER: Men ' s Glee Club 3-4, French Club - 3, Camera Club-3, Annual Staff 3- 4, Operetta 2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Football 1-2, Student Council 4, Band 1-2- 3, Perfect Attendance 1-3, Scholarship 1-3. DOUG RUTLEDGE: Men ' s Glee Club 3-4, Operetta-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Football 1- 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Band 1-2, Perfect Attendance 1-2. PAT REUSSER: Women ' s Glee Club -4, F.N.A. 4, Senior Play. DIANE OUTMAN: Women ' s Glee Club 4, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, (Treasurer 3-4), Junior Play, Library Club 3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Per¬ fect Attendance 3, Minstrel Show 4. LAVERN PIKE: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2 . GLORIA OSTRANDER: Paper Staff 4, Per¬ fect Attendance 1. GLORIA SCHNICKE: F. H. A., F.N.A., Senior Play. DAN RENTSCHLER: Men ' s Glee Club, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Operetta 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council 4, Choir 2- 3, Minstrel Show 2. ' SHARLENE SCHULTZ: Women ' s Glee Club 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Choir 1-2-3- 4, Perfect Attendance 1-2. JANET ROYSTON: Women ' s Glee Club-4, F.T.A. 3-4, (Secretary-4), F.H. A. 1-2- 3-4 (Devotional Leader-2, Reporter -4), Operetta 2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Choir 1-2-3-4. SANDY SKUTT : F.H. A. 2-3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 1-2. WANDA SHERWOOD: Operetta 2-3-4, Choir 2-3-4. GARY SWITZER: F.F.A. 1, Basketball 1- 2-3-4, Football, 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3- 4, Secretary of class 4, Student Council 3, Band 1-2, Perfect Attendance 2, Home¬ coming King 4. DOUG SMITH: Men ' s Glee Club 4, Oper¬ etta 4, Senior Play, Greenville 1, Ithaca 2-3. 96 JERRY SURREY: Basketball - 1, Baseball 1-2-3-4. Good old Gov ' t class! MAY STANTON: F.H.A. 2-3; Bible Club 2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Library Club-4, Perfect Attendance 2-3. Hey you kids, get busy! ! WAYNE THOMAS: Football 3-4, Track 2, Saginaw High-1. JANET THOMPSON: French Club 3-4 (Vice President-4), F.T.A. 3-4 (Treasurer-3, Vice President-4), Junior Play, Senior Play, Paper RON TOPOLSKI MARILYN TIFFANY Staff-4, Band 1, Perfect Attendance-2. LILLIAN WANDEL: F.N. A. -4, Senior Play, Library Club 3-4, (Treasurer-3, Vice Pres¬ ident-4), Paper Staff-4, Perfect Attendance -2. JUDITH WATSON: F.H.A. 1-2 (Reporter- 2), Bible Club 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Minstrel Show 1. SALLY WARD: F.T.A. 3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Secretary of class 3, Student Council 1-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Homecoming Queen Candidate-1. FLOSSIE WILSON: Senior Play, Library Club-3, Perfect Attendance 2-3-4, Scholar¬ ship 1-2-3-4. SUSIE WARD: Women ' s Glee Club 4, F.H.A 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Operetta 2-3-4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council 3, Choir 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. NANCY WOOD: Women ' s Glee Club-4, F. T.A. -3, F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, (Songleader 1- 2,3,4), Operetta 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Sen¬ ior Play, Student Council-3, Choir 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3- 4, Minstrel Show 1-2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. ■vm. ROBERT WILSON: F.F. A. 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2, Paper Staff 3, Treas. of class 2, Student Council (President 4), Band 1, Perfect Atten¬ dance 1-2-3, Scholarship 1-2-3-4. JAN YOUNGMAN: Women ' s Glee Club 4, (President 4), F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Vice Pres¬ ident 4), Operetta 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Sen¬ ior Play, Choir 1-2-3-4, Band 1, Perfect Attendance 2-3, Minstrel Show 1, Scholar¬ ship 1-2-3-4. Very active and popular throughout high school, Robert Wilson, was honored as being Valedictorian of the 1963 graduating class. Though he carried a heavy load of academic subjects, mathematics and science, he graduated with a very high point average of 3.916 out of a possible 4. He has served as student council president and as vice-president of the State F.H.A. and expects to enter Michigan State University in the fall. Busy in a variety of activities all through high school, Cheeri Dawn Carpenter still found time to study for she was recognized as being Salutatorian. A point average of 3.694, out of a possible 4. Like Robert, Cheeri has majored in Mathematics and science. She has taken a college preparatory course and plans to pursue the profession of nursing, entering Mercy Central School of Nursing this fall. Gold Circle Seniors Top Ten Bob Wilson Cheeri Carpenter Flossie Wilson Maureen Mizga Jim Keilholtz Louise Nielson Norm Plews Janet Thompson Carolyn Benjamin Pat Reusser The Senior class was honored to be represented by, Nancy Wood in the Miss Monte lam contest. Nancy entered as Miss Lakeview and emerged as Miss Montcalm. Nancy is an extremely petite girl who is the po¬ ssessor of a tremendous voice with exceptionally fine quality. ■ ' Jf mH i i AHH BK ygjSJ P WWf r g Ifi® . I a ' tHW . • ■ ' . J