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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

National News 1 A Wave for Friends— Cuban refugees waved to Cuban exiles on shore as their coast guard cutter approached Key West last fall. Such emotional scenes occurred frequently after Castro announced his “open door’’ policy, allowing certain groups of Cubans to leave his dictatorship. 2 Pioneer in Space— Astronaut Edward White stepped from his Gemini IV space capsule and into the void of space last June. Maj. James McDivitt, his companion on a 3! 2-day orbital flight, had to coax White back into the capsule after he had traveled 20 minutes sus¬ pended from Gemini IV. Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad were the next space twins to orbit the earth. They completed their 8-day flight in Gemini V during August. 3 Medicare Bill Signed —President Johnson signed the Medicare Bill into law July 30 with former President Truman at his side. Witness¬ ing the event that had far-reaching effects on Social Security benefits for the elderly were (left to right) Lady Bird Johnson, Vice President Humphrey and Bess Truman. The ceremony was held in Truman Library in Independence, Mo. 4 Temporary Mood— Dodgers Manager Walter Alston’s mood of .de¬ jection after the Minnesota Twins won the sixth World Series game did not last long. The Dodgers emerged victorious in the 7th game and captured the pennant. 5 Double Space Spectacular —Astronauts Wally Schirra and Tom Stafford got this view of the Gemini 7 spaceship December 15 while traveling in their Gemini 6 craft for their historic rendezvous adven¬ ture. Schirra and Stafford rode their red-hot. craft back to earth the following day, but Gemini 7 completed a 14-day mission before its re-entry. Making the longest and most significant voyage in space in Gemini 7 were Prank Borman and James Lovell, Jr. 6 Plea for Peace —Pope Paul VI stood before the United Nations General Assembly in New York on October 4 to deliver his plea for f s | |H i II I m 8 | I .111 R § 2 1 • IRtM W La Chatte 1966 Lakeview High School Lakeview, Michigan , . 3 . 29 . 41 91 104 La Chatte’ ACTIVITIES. SPORTS. CLASSES. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION INDEX. Every time a new class enters Lakeview High School, each student subconsciously begins a new chapter in the long memory book of life. During his four years in high school, he spends half of his time worry¬ ing about the present, and the other half he spends counting the days until the next vacation and dreaming about what he will do in the future. Later, when that future is built, he ' ll have time to reflect on his high school days as some of the best years of his life. He ' ll remember the teacher who helped him so much, another who was nearly unbearable. He ' ll remember the close friends he made, the big social affairs he attended, and the hours of studying. Seldom during these four short years do we take time to remember these things. Now, as another year comes to a close—for some that long-awaited senior year--let us look back on the events which have made this year outstanding. 1966 2 Mike Brockdorf and Linda Wood, Senior candidates, are driven to the grandstand by Bud Baty. Sophomore candidates ' , Steve Raymond and Pat Schmitz, car is driven by Charlie Large. Ron Chapin drives the Junior car which carries Candy Imhoff and Doug Bays. Crowd cheers as Wildcats gain yards. Homecoming Highlights Linda Wood being escorted to the grandstand by Don Chapin, while Mike Brockdorf follows. 5 Cheerleaders Role Not L. to R. Maren Christensen, Linda Mul- holland, Kathy Maynard, Judy Behren- wald, Kay Stewart. L- to R. Jeannie Fitzner, Patty Schmitz, Marsha Skutt, Tonya Reichle, Diana Abbey. 6 L. to R. Ginger Abbey, Kathy Johnson, Lynn Kruger, Audrey Chapin, Janet Chapin. an Easy One L. to R. Teresa Imhoff, Kathy McKel- vey, Sharyl Winter, Connie Carrick, Paula Butler. Representing the student body at football and basketball games, the cheerleaders help to promote school spirit with their peppy cheers. Tryouts for the varsity and J.V. squads are held in the spring. The girls are judged on co¬ ordination, cheering ability, personality, appearance, and smile. Once the girls make the cheerleading squads, their work is far from finished--it has just begun. The girls practice twice a week, and also during the summer. Also, during the summer, they attend a cheerleading camp for four days. Here, they learn new cheers and trade old ones with cheerleaders from other schools. 7 2nd Tear FNA Many Girls Look to Nursing as a Profession 1st Tear FNA L. to R. Linda Lentz, Vicki Bartholomew, and Kay Stewart. Connie Poyner, Laura Carper, Shirley Kill. THIRD ROW: Jacki Domine, Linda Kill, Linda LaShell, Del Rita VanDette. FRONT ROW: Janie Hamilton, Jean Bucholtz, Vicki Carrick, Dorothy Wilkinson, Rosemary Martin, Peggy Rausch. SECOND ROW: Evonne Johnson, Gloria Lake, 8 Future Teachers of America FRONT ROW: Marcia Greenfield, Judi Larsen, Pam Stout, Julie Bondie, Delores Wells, Rachelle Jourdan, SECOND ROW: Joanne Jorgensen, Celeste Andersen, Kay Bollinger, Joanna Chapin, Kathy Maynard, Kathy Stout, Marilyn Keilholtz. LAST ROW: Dana Jensen, Sue Taylor, Debbra Olsen, DelRita Van Dette, Donna Jorgensen, Vicky Ostrander. Library Club FRONT ROW: Delores Wells, Diana Evans, Sue Taylor, Phyllis White, Sue Higgins, LAST ROW: Dian Christensen, Barbra Westgate, Shirley Trow¬ bridge, Irene Benton, Brenda Bucholtz, Fern Elliot, Jim Jones, Mrs. Kos (advisor), Grace Pike, Janet Rentschler. Busy Tear for F.H.A. : M 1 1 m 1 ri | f Mi rr A t i iih ] i f� rlt 1 1 1 fc; 1 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ament (Advisor), Deborah Luke, Tonya Reichle, Brenda Bucholtz, Sue Taylor, Gloria Lake, Gerry Allen, Joanne Jorgensen, Janet Rentschler, Barb Haenlein, Debby Mason, Diana Kill, Dixie Withey, SECOND ROW: Pauline Wood, Connie Dennis, Phyllis Raymond, Donna Kebler, Brenda Huckins, No- reen Wandel, Donna Stewart, Laura Carper, Janet Rhodes, Viann Larsen, Karen Stephens, Diana Abbey, Janis Mizga, Sheila Brown, Susan Farrell. THIRD ROW: Judy Ostrander, Cheryl Herzog, Dema Forgar, Lois Larsen, Jane Main, Sharon Bellingar, Rosalee Miles, Jean Bucholtz, Doloras Wells, Irene Carper, Pamela Fleck, Linda Ostrander. LAST ROW: Dorothy Wilkinson, Kay Crozier, Betty Hubbard, Mary Knapp, Barbara Howe, Jean Wheeler, Dana Jensen, Belinda Comden, Debbra Olsen, Del Rita VanDette, Kay Morrow, Debby Peterson, Linda Rowland, Val John¬ son, Bonnie Hossler, Linda Keilholtz. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ament, the Future Homemakers of America had a very successful year. Each girl chose her own goal and worked to achieve this goal. At the end of the year, degrees of honor were presented to those girls improving both themselves and the community. This year, the FHA ' ers sold cookbooks, sponsored two bake sales, and presented the homecoming dance. They also had a pajama party to initiate the new members and had a picnic to which they invited the FFA boys. The new officers were installed at a spring tea and the groundwork for next year was set. 10 FFA Learns New Techniques in Farming 5HIga r ■n I iWRl FRONT ROW: Mr. Johnson (advisor), Roger Garlick, Dennis Cogswell, David Moliter, Daniel Helms, Randy Snyder, Craig Edgerly, Daryl Quisenberry, Doyle Wanink, Ken Rader, Ed Schermerhom, Ed Stokely, John Zawadzinski, Michael Johnson, Charles Blumberg. SECOND ROW: Michael Royston, William Drews, Dan Evans, Charles Behrenwald, Randy Hill¬ man, Gordon Kohler, David Moser, Keith Blumberg, Roger Griffis, Wayne Gorby, John LaPar, Terry Kappe, Gary Quisenberry, Keith Bennett, Mark Pontius, Harold Guthrie, Mike McAllister, Reuben Bernard, Teachers enjoy food at FFA banquet. Ken Kettler. THIRD ROW: Ron Chapin, Rick Smith, Bruce Wheeler, Mike Stout, Darwin Porter, Keith Armock, Ed Stokely, Rick Hillman, Bruce Rowland, Ron Rausch, Tom Petersen, Joe Taylor, Clyle Mumby, Ray Benjamin. LAST ROW: Frankie Gris¬ wold, Ricki Lentz, Alex Cole, Bruce Swarts, Jim Jones, Joe Sherman, Phillip Ball, Rick Royston, Lloyd Bowers, Dave Rasmussen, George Hubbard, Dennis Bondie, Don Petersen, Jim Bolan, Gary Larsen, Mark Hansen, Larry Larsen, Jim Hutchinson. 11 FRONT ROW: Randy Hillman, Doyle Wanink, Tom Peterson, Darwin Porter, Sheila Brown, Rhonda Chapin, Mr. Chamley, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mike Maxfield, Henry King, Rick Hillman, Ron Chapin, John Morgan, John Bunce, Joe Taylor. LAST ROW: Daniel Helms, Larry Bell, Arthur Moyses, Clyde Cling - ensmith, Harry Walters, Steve Houghton. FRONT ROW: Lawanda Bacon, Trulaine Bacon, Carol Swarts, Ruth Gage, Connie Christensen. LAST ROW: Jim Boerma, Linda Collard, Pam Christiansen, Wanda French, Debby McDaniel, Judy Ostrander, Garry Behrenwald 12 FRONT ROW: Jackie Troll, Sheryl Moore, Celeste Andersen, Barbara Howe, SECOND ROW: Diana Abbey, Patty Keller, Tonya Reichle, Susan Farrell, Kathy Maynard, Linda LaShell. LAST ROW: Sue Taylor, Susan Ward, Janis Mizga, Carolyn Bates, Debby Mason, Jeanne Bucholtz, Rhonda Chapin, Joanne Jorgensen. Journalism Department FRONT ROW: Nance Curtis, Becky Reber, Linda Mulholland, Joanne Jorgensen, Celeste Andersen, Barbara Howe, Diana Evans. SECOND ROW: Patty Keller, Diana Abbey, Tonya Reichle, Janis Mizga, Karen Stephens, Debby Mason, Christine Olsen, Maren Christensen, Evonne Johnson, Kaylyn Bol¬ linger. LAST ROW: Val Johnson, Linda Rowland, Viann Larsen, John Bunce, Susan Bell, John Morgan, Peter Johannsen, Michael Whitney, Thomas Olsen 13 French Club FRONT ROW: Linda Hawley, Brenda Huckins, Laura Carper, Lynn Lemire, Maren Christiansen, Marcia Greenfield, Cathy Kopinski, Debbra Olsen, Nance Curtis, Lois Lutterloh. SECOND ROW: Gary Cross, Diane Tomp- sette, Nancy Chalfant, Luann Wanink, Mike Ball, Val Hedrick, Melanie Wernette, Brenda Bucholtz, Peter Johannsen, Tim Brockdorf, Mike Ben¬ nett, Connie Dennis, Diane Stout, Dave Larsen, Arthur Moyses. LAST ROW: Judi Larsen, Virginia Tully, Denise Butler, Terri Saigeon, Sheila Brown, Terry Meyerhoffer, Barb Haenlein. Student Council Is Active FRONT ROW: Mr. Ferris (advisor), Diane Guilfoyle, Paula Butler, Kathy Maynard, Mike Brockdorf, Linda Mulholland, Susan Ward, Maren Christiansen. SECOND ROW: Pamela Fleck, Linda Wood, Kathy Johnson, Sue Higgins, Kim Griffith, John Morgan, Rick Hillman, Carolyn Bates, Rita Stewart, Patty Schnick, Tonya Reichle. LAST ROW: Gail Lockwood, Danny Lindsey, Dave Larsen, Steve Houghton, Peter Johannsen, David Rhinard, Tom Skinner. Girls Athletic Association Has Active Tear FRONT ROW: Joyce Bays, April Lewis, Jeanie Cross, Debbie Mason, Julie Bondie, Rachelle Jourdan, Judy Behrenwald, Pam Stout, Susie Poulson, Susan Rasmus¬ sen, Linda Bowser, Mrs. Moore (advisor). SECOND ROW: Pam Fleck, Janis Mizga, Diana Abbey, Susan Farrell, Diane Guilfoyle, Christine Olsen, Janet Rhodes, Marsha Skutt, Patty Keller, Sheila Brown, Kay Stewart, THIRD ROW: Pauline Wood, Debbie Mc¬ Daniel, Debby Petersen, Linda Mulholland, Debbie Moliter, Kathy Stout, Rita Stewart, Kay Marrow, Marcy Chapin, Beverly Lebeck, Cris Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Belinger, Carol DeVoogd, Kathy Goulet, Julie Witmer, Linda LaShell, Janis Nelson, Ruth Skeels, Cindy Mero, Patty Schnick, Vickie Ostrander, Janise Poynor. BACK ROW: Rhonda Rasmussen, Tonya Reichle, Jean Fitzner, Rhonda Chapin, Sue Youngman, Sally Youngman, Jean Wheeler, Carolyn Bates, Barb Howe, Barb Schwandt. 15 I Kaylyn Bollinger and Vicki Carrick catch up on the latest news while Doug Bays listens, but not attentively. Jim Hutchinson as Joe and Ron Chapin as Tom Sawyer rehearse the production of fourth hour speech class. Mrs. Rocker prepares to apply make-up for the senior play. 16 FRONT ROW: Bonnie Foss, Luann Wanink, Joanne Jorgensen, Diana Evans, Kay Stewart. SECOND ROW: Sue Higgins, Dana Jensen, Sue Taylor, Jacki Domine, Barbara Howe. LAST ROW: Doyle Wanink, Charlie Kohler, Clyde Clingensmith, Bud Baty, John Morgan. “Who Dunit?” The Seniors Did! Bud Baty Charlie Kohler Kay Stewart Joanne Jorgensen Dana Jensen Luann Wanink John Morgan Clyde Clingensmith Doyle Wanink Jacki Domine Sandy Schnick The Senior Class presented the mystery, Who Dunit? to many of the community last fall. It was directed by Mr. Elmer Coon with Sandy Schnick as student director. The mystery revolved around the murder of Alexander, who was portrayed by Charlie Kohler. After many accusations and investigations it was discovered that the murderess was Vivion, Alex ' s fiancee who was portrayed by Dana Jensen. The Seniors did it and they did a good job! Michael the Archangel Alexander. Heavenly Angel. Naughty Angel. Vivian Odell . Miss Jenkins . Andrew. George Brewster. Harry. Flo . Annie . 17 Senior Choir Works Hard FRONT ROW: Pauline Wood, Judy Ostrander, Luann Wanink, Laura Carper, Joanna Chapin, Diana Keyt, Donna Stewart, Sue Youngman, Joanne Jorgensen, Mr. Coon (director), Pam Fleck, Betty Wandel, Susan Farrel, Susan Helms, Jill Plews, Debbie Chapin, Linda Ostrander. SECOND ROW: Terry Meijerhoffer, Lawanda Bacon, Linda Rowland, Debby Petersen, Lois Larsen, Linda Keilholtz, Noreen Wandel, Barb Haenlein, Gloria Lake, Kay Bol¬ linger, Dianna Kill, Diane Guilfoyle, Crystal Schmitz, Carol Warner, Marsha Greenfield. THIRD ROW: Dian Christensen, Janet Rhodes, Jacki Domine, Linda Collard, Martha Rossman, Jackie Troll, Sandy Lutterloh, Connie Lindsey, Linda LaShell, Evonne Johnson, Vicki Carrick, Linda Mulholland, Debby Molitor, Del Rita VanDette, Debby Olsen, Kathy Kopinski, Kay Morrow. LAST ROW: Bill Schmitz, Leon Chapman, Paul Nichol¬ son, Steve Schwandt, Ron Doran, Don Chapin, Terry Smith, Mike Brockdorf, Charlie Kohler, Fred Peasley, Bob Imhoff, Steve Jura, Alex Cole, Phil Peasley, John Frank. Pianist: Pat Schmitz. This years senior high school choir worked very hard all year. During the summer of ' 65 they presented the operetta The Sound of Music . Then during the school year they pre¬ sented the operetta Carousel . Also they had a part in the Mid-Winter and Spring Concert. Their last performance of the year was at Baccalaureate and Graduation. 18 FRONT ROW: Lawanda Bacon, Terry Meijerhoffer, Chris¬ tine Olsen, Rhonda Rasmussen, Sue Youngman, Joanne Jorgensen, Barbara Haenlein, Pam Fleck, Susan Helms, Diana Evans, Linda Ostrander, Lisa Moblo. SECOND ROW: Luann Wanink, Laura Carper, Joanna Chapin, Linda La- Shell, Linda Rowland, Val Johnson, Diana Kill, Diane Guilfoyle, Marcia Greenfield, Jill Plews, Crystal Schmitz, Patty Schnick. THIRD ROW: Linda Collard, Judy Ostrander, Women’s Glee Club Pauline Wood Diana Keyt, Trudy Bucholtz, Barbara Schwandt, Marlene Rhodes, Linda Mulholland, Debbra Molitor, Del Rita Van Dette, Carol Warner, Kaylyn Mor¬ row, Donna Behrenwald. LAST ROW: Jackie Stine, Susan Stout, Kathy Kill, Kathy Johnson, Julie Merlington, Carla Davenport, Debbra Chapin, Linda Cruz, Ginger Abbey, Jo¬ anne Martin, Penny Miles. 19 Men’s Glee Club FRONT ROW: Bill Schmitz, Leon Chapman, Jeff Brockdorf, David Cross, DanComden, Ed Reusser, Jim Youngman. SECOND ROW: Mike Brockdorf, Charlie Kohler, Ron Doran, Steve Bowser, Chris Stout, Art Hersey, Jerry Riojas, Mike Johnson. LAST ROW: Don Chapin, David Kos, Terry Smith, Robert Imhoff, Fred Peasley, Phil Peasley, David Outman, Andy Behrenwald, Larry Goulet. Pianist, Pat Schmitz. 20 iiiii ii Janis Mizga seems interested, or is she? Our future class couple may be Susan Farrell and Ron Cruz. Mrs. Rutledge ' s study hall. Noon hour in the study hall seems interesting! 21 Autographs [J 22 The Carousel Waltz sets the mood for the musical. “Carousel” Billie Bigelow is trying to tell Julie Jourdan how it would be If I Loved You . Carousel was the eighth musical production presented by the students of the Lakeview Music Department on April 28 and 26, 1966. Carousel is the story of a tough carnival barker, Billy Bigelow played by Mike Brockdorf, who falls in love with Julie Jordon played by Joanne Jorgensen, and runs off with her to be married. When they find out that their child is soon to be bom, Billy, in desperation agrees to help in robbery so that he can get some money for the baby. In the act of committing the crime, Billy is killed. Julie is then left to raise her daughter and after 12 years Billy returns to earth for one day to do something for his daughter. When he tries to help her and she rebuffs him he slaps her. But since he loves her so much the slap becomes a token caress of his love. And so in the final scene the tragedy becomes dispelled by love and forgiveness. Carousel was again a most suc¬ cessful production for the music depart¬ ment and was highly praised by all. 23 A 8th Musical Production FRONT ROW: Linda Wood, Steve Barrett, Mark Chapman, Cheryl Hey, Bonnie Hossler, Denise Butler, Betty Hub¬ bard, Chris Olsen, Sue Higgins, Judy Behrenwald, Brenda Huckins, Diana Evans, Cheryl Johnson, Marlene Swift, Alice Goolsby, Chris Bennett, Kay Stewart, Linda Lentz. SECOND ROW: Sheila Brown, Mike Brockdorf, Ruth Gage, Belinda Comden, Jean Bucholtz, William Drews, Kathy Petersen, Ricki Lentz, Darrell Beardslee, Fred Peasley, Ron Doran, Cheryl Doran, Marcy Chapin, Keith Bennett, Terry Meijerhofer. THIRD ROW: Rita Stewart, Gary Towne, Pat Schmitz, Sally Youngman, Cindy Mero, Bonnie Foss, Roxy Bucholtz, Jerry Riojas, Donna Behrenwald, Rhonda Rasmussen, Luann Wanink, Viann Larsen, Dana Jensen, Don Petersen. LAST ROW: Gene Hendrickson, Charlie Kohler, Dan Willison, Bill Schmitz, Terry Smith, Forrest Herzog, Jim Wright, Don Chapin, Ronnie Hawley, Phil Peasley, Sue Poulsen, Bob Imnoff. “And the Band Played On .. . Left to Right: Sheila Brown, Linda Wood, Judy Behrenwald, Linda Lentz, and Terry Meijerhoffer. The Lakeview High School Marching Band has four majorettes and one drum major. The four majorettes are Linda Wood, Linda Lentz, Sheila Brown, and Terry Meijerhoffer. The Drum major is Judy Behrenwald. All majorettes have been twirling for two years, except Terry who has been twirling for one year. Beauty and Precision Add Highlight to Band Band marches at Homecoming Junior Band Prepares for Future FRONT ROW: Rubette Hansen, Sherryl Behrenwald, Barbara Lebeck, Raylene Basney, Judy Kruger, Carol Maynard, Margaret Reusser, Janise Larsen, Chari Huckens, Marlene Rhodes, Lisa Moblo, Jill Plews, Paula Butler, Crystal Schmitz. SECOND ROW: Car- lene Davenport, Carol Grandstrom, Mary Haenlein, Mike Petersen, Jim Youngman, Alan Charnley, Paul Fitzner, Steve Jura, Marc Nienhuis, Sue Schnick, Jeff Smith, Curtis, Main, Zack Groce, Steve Bowser, Diane Moblo. THIRD ROW: Gordie Beardslee, Julie Merlington, Trudy Bucholtz, Mike Keller, Deanna Keyt, Debbi Davis, Steve Chapin, Ed Reusser, Dan Kinsey, Jeff Brockdorf, Mike Johnson, Larry Goulet, Judy Olsen, Sally Goolsby, BACK ROW: John Van- dermyde, Garry Behrenwald, Dan Comden, Larry Olsen, Larry Vandlen, Cliff Woods, Doug Rhinard, Mickey Royston, Rich Kelly, Tim Cook, Steve Bucholtz, Steve Wheeler, Andy Behrenwald, Chris Stout, Dave Cross, Dean Kohl. 27 FIRST ROW: Alan Soverign, Steve Schwandt, Steve Houghton, Darryl Quisenberry, Lee Burlison, Charlie Kohler, Dick Kruger, Rick Royston, Dave Larsen, Terry Dishong, Henry King, Duane LaPar, Clyde Clingensmith, Gordon Rhodes, Jim Dietrick, Paul Wernette, Mike Maxfield, Phil Bozung, Tom Skinner, Rick Hillman, Jim Maine, Dennis Schnicke, Jim Schwandt, Doug Bayes, Larry Larsen, Charlie Howe, Steve Poulson, Mike Jensen, Gary Mizga, Mike Stout, Rik Liscombe. 3 Cats Are G-r-r-eatU LHS OPP 0 19 Greenville 14 0 Carson City Many a time these boys went back to the shower room 13 32 Reed City with an unhappy look on their face. Only twice did they go to the showers with a victory smile! Every one in school was proud of our team anyway. Our Wildcats may not win 7 25 Belding every game they play but Our Boys display the most im¬ portant thing--GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP! This is the most 0 14 Big Rapids important part in life—not winning continuously. Congratu¬ lations are out to you boys on a fine job ! 18 20 Edmore 7 21 Clare 6 33 St. Louis 7 0 Central-Montcalm 30 GOT IT COACH—SHALL I TRY AGAIN? EITHER OR YOU YOU ' VE GOT IT AIN ' T HIM DON WORRY LL GET BACK ROW: Mr. Wilson, Coach, Lynn Larsen, Phil Peasley, Kevin Bard, Dennis Cogswell, Larry Hansen, Terry Smith, Mark Pontius, Russell Nelson, Bill Schmitz, Ron Cruz, Gordon Kohler, Gail Lockwood, Dick Jensen, Randy Snyder, Mr. Clark Coach. FRONT ROW: Steve Hart, Jim Mulholland, David Kos, Ed Stokely, Dan Carlson, Steve Raymond, John LaPar, Dan Lindsey, Dave Rhinard, Andy Kazmers, Mark Chapman, Randy Hillman, David Moser. J.V. Football Athletic Department r ' ft, Mr. Larry Wilson—9-grade Basketball Mr. Dave Clark—Varsity Basketball Mr. Joe Cook--Athletic Director Mr. Jeff Johnson--J.V. Basketball Mr. Mike Hondorp--7-grade Basketball Mr. Jim Wood--8-grade Basketball KNEELING: Steve Poulson, Doug Bays. STANDING: Mike Kelley, Mike Moon, Mike Bennett, Andy Kazmers. Ski Greenville L.H. S. 1st Regional (Traverse City) Greenville L.H. S. 1st Golf and Ski Teams Progress Golf Home Opp. Edmore 196 183 Edmore 185 164 Regionals 13th Place Big Rapids 195 194 Central Montcalm 187 177 Fulton 186 197 Big Rapids 181 187 Not Pictured: Jim Schwandt, Jerry Thornbury Bruce Rowland, Marcus Hansen, Rich Langdon. 33 KNEELING: Rick Stilson, Ron Cruz. STANDING: Mike Radar, Clyde Clingensmith, Jerry Thornberry, Bill Stout, Larry Bell, Gary Mizga, Rik Liscombe, Ken Schmitz, Ron Denslow. ’Cats Work Hard LHS OPP LHS OPP 60 48 Clare 75 70 Clare 83 56 Mecosta Remus 82 59 Cedar Springs 57 74 Reed City 48 82 Edmore 73 90 Cedar Springs 72 64 Reed City 64 65 Big Rapids 56 64 West Mich. Christian 60 85 Edmore 61 85 Big Rapids 73 76 Greenville 61 64 Central-Montcalm 71 62 Central-Montcalm District at Greenville 50 51 Mecosta-Remus 53 68 Belding 34 All Season!! . THE STARTING FIVE worked hard all season. Some of the Fans didn ' t believe it at times but the team really did. Their season record may not show their hard work, yet at times it was there. So for their hard work and their courage to stick in there and play bas¬ ketball, let us give them credit for their job. THE DAVE CLARK FIVE, had Heighth, Enthusiasm, and Speed giv¬ ing the spark to the team of 1966 which was needed during this season. These boys at times showed potential and used it to some extent. Congratu¬ lations boys and Good Luck in the Future of Basketball. FRONT ROW: John Zawadzinski, Randy Snyder, John Houghton, Wayne Gorby, Randy Hillman. SECOND ROW: Gordon J.V. BASKETBALL LHS OPP 65 53 Clare 41 66 Me c osta - Re mus 55 82 Reed City 57 72 Cedar Springs 59 69 Big Rapids 64 53 Edmore 44 41 Greenville 58 55 Central- Montcalm 50 69 Mecosta-Remus 37 49 Clare 73 58 Cedar Springs 43 59 Edmore 61 54 Reed City 48 80 West Mich. Christian 52 62 Big Rapids 59 47 Central-Montcalm FRONT ROW: Mike McKelvey, Manager, Kevin Bard, Phil Peasley, Lynn Larsen, Gary Towne, and Terry Dishong. SECOND ROW: Jeff Lemire, Kohler, James Main, Richard Langdon, George Hubbard, Dave Kos, Steve Raymond. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL LHS 36 OPP 33 Greenville 64 42 R eed City 45 67 Blanchard 57 47 Reed City 69 61 Central-Montcalm 39 40 Greenville 49 59 Blanchard 55 39 Big Rapids 29 59 Big Rapids 39 36 Big Rapids (Big R. Tour.) 46 31 Ludington (Big R. Tour.) 51 37 St. Simon (Championship) Central-Montcalm Jim Mulholland, Danny Lindsey, Ed Stokely, Gail Lockwood, and Coach Wilson FRONT ROW: Rick Sorenson, Timmy Cook, Bill Kruger, David Keyt, Ricky Bucholtz, Timmy Far¬ rell. BACK ROW: Bob Bowser, David Cross, Dan LHS 13 34 30 30 31 37 21 28 30 7-grade Basketball Opp 21 Cedar Springs 35 Edmore 18 Central Montcalm 28 Edmore 40 Me costa-Remus 33 Blanchard 40 Big Rapids 23 Blanchard 39 Cedar Springs (Big R. Tour.) LHS 39 36 58 23 50 50 41 46 35 8-grade Basketball Opp 42 Cedar Springs 31 Edmore 49 Central-Montcalm 21 Edmore 36 Mecosta-Remus 23 Blanchard 46 Big Rapids 23 Blanchard 46 Big Rapids (Big R. Tour.) FRONT ROW: John Blumberg, Jeff Brockdorf, Dave Rhinard, Larry Vandlen, Mark Nienhuis, Fred Edison, Steve Bowser, Larry Olsen. BACK ROW: Elfa Comden, Gary Neilson, Bob Anderson, Steve Abbey, Rich Hougton, Kim Griffith. Cogswell, Steve Snyder, Henry Behrenwald, Curtis Main, Keith Custer, Mike Johnson, Mike Laper, Andy Behrenwald, George Stout, Gary Jensen FRONT ROW: Mike Kelley, Clyde Clingensmith, Bob Imhoff, Mike Maxfield, Henry King, Steve Schwandt, Jeff Main, George Hubbard, Mr. Larry Wilson Coach. BACK ROW: Rick Stilson, Jim Blum- berg, Tim Brockdorf, Bob Elmer, Dave Petersen, Tom Skinner, Steve Poulson, Dick Kruger, Kevin Bard. Baseball Teams Managers: FRONT ROW: Mike McKelvey, Randy Snyder, Steve Jura, Keith Custer, SECOND ROW: John Carl¬ son, Gary Larsen, Steve Hart. • _ t Varsity Baseball Home Opp. J.V. Baseball Home Opp Central Montcalm 9 2 Greenville 12 5 Greenville 1 4 Big Rapids 8 7 Big Rapids 12 3 Morley Stanwood 10 3 Morley Stanwood 7 5 Greenville 23 4 Greenville 3 2 Central Montcalm 10 12 Edmore 8 2 Carson City 11 4 Central Montcalm 15 1 Morley Stanwood 13 12 Big Rapids 4 3 Big Rapids 2 3 Big Rapids 1 20 Edmore 4 2 Mecosta Remus 9 6 Morley Stanwood 8 1 CMU Tournaments Fare Well FRONT ROW: Randy Snyder, John Houghton, Danny Lindsey, Steve Hart, Bill Schmitz, Mike McKelvey, Mr. James Wood, Coach. SECOND ROW: Fred Edison, John Blumberg, Mark Chap¬ man, Russell Nelson, Larry Hansen, Phillip Peasley. • J 39 LHS Track Team Runs Fast, Jumps High, Throws Far FRONT ROW: Mike Keusch, Keith Bennett, John LaPar, Ed Stokely, Rick Schwandt, Gordon Kohler, Doug Bays, Fred Smith, Kyren Kain. BACK ROW: Dan Willison, Larry Bell, Allen Sovereign, Duane LaPar, Gary Larsen, Jim Dietrich, Dave Rhinard, Ron Chapin, Duane Krogman, Mr. M. W. Martin Coach. The track team did not do very well at first. In fact, they didn ' t do well at all until their last meet. In spite of their failures and the ribbing taken by the whole team and their coach, Mr. Martin, they kept their enthusiasm, and worked harder to finish the season by winning their final meet with Big Rapids. 40 MOCK ELECTION i Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy- Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Girl Athlete Boy Athlete Cutest Girl Cutest Boy Girl Singer Boy Singer Class Cut-up Class Gum Chewer Class Actor Class Actress Most Studious Boy Most Studious Girl Teachers Pet Inseparables School Skipper Class Pest Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Bashful Boy Bashful Girl Wittiest Girl Class Couple The Great Lover (Boy) T he Flirtatious (Girl) Class Musician Class Orator Jolliest Most Likely to Succeed Late for Everything Cutest Dimples Prettiest Hair Best Physique (Boy) Connie Dennis Michael Brockdorf Joanne Jorgensen Lee Burlison Kay Stewart Bud Baty Pam Stout Gary Mizga Linda Wood Michael Stout Joanne Jorgensen Don Chapin Tom Skinner Jackie Domine Michael Brockdorf Joanne Jorgensen Michael Ball Susan Ward Judi Larsen Bud Baty and Rik Liscombe Paul Wernette John Bunce Tom Skinner Judi Larsen Bob Reusser Marilyn Keilholtz Sandy Schnick Michael Stout and Rachelle Jourdan Tom Skinner Celeste Andersen Don Chapin Michael Brockdorf Sandy Schnick John Bunce Kathy Maynard Rachelle Jourdan Kathy Kopinski Lee Burlison 42 IN FRONT: Michael Brockdorf, Vice President Tom Skinner, Student Council Representative Steve Houghton, President STANDING: Judi Larsen, Secretary Kathy Maynard, Treasurer Susan Ward, Sudent Council Representative Peter Johannson, Student Council Representative 1966 Class Officers The Senior Class of 1966 began their last year with the election of their class officers, as pictured above. With the advent of football, they turned their attention to the selection of their Homecoming candidates, the lovely Miss Linda Wood and the dashing Michael Brockdorf. As days passed, the Seniors posed for their pictures and selected their announcements and caps and gowns. Fun, frolic, and hard work went into the production of the Senior Play, Who Dunit? As snow flurries filled the air, boughs of mistletoe and greens under the silver-shimmer of thousands of icicles created the atmosphere for Fantasy in Frost. The pace of activity greatly increased as the last few weeks drew near. Dames ' N Dates found all the girls entertaining their guys in Dog Patch as the Senior ' s sponsored their tra¬ ditional Twirp Dance. A funfilled and memorable trip to Chicago began commencement activities for the Seniors. Upon their arrival home, they prepared for Baccalaureate. After writing their final exams, the Seniors momentarily relaxed to enjoy the humor and predictions of Class Night. They then donned their burgundy and white caps and gowns to pass through Commencement, out of school life, into Life ' s School. 43 Paris by Night 44 Young couples enjoy the sidewalk cafe. Nothing but praise can be said about the great 004 Agents and their fine music and originality. Parisian artist, Barbara Haenlein, sings Climb Every Mountain. 45 Things Seniors Remember The halls . . . . . . Mr. Rhinard . . . . . . basketball games . . . . . . the elections . . . Most, About L.H.S. . . the many play rehearsals . . bulletin boards . the plays themselves . . . k d nr e c m c f HR k J S % CMC. 1 E B 0 1 R ebsiA D ED ' ■ T sc o 1 €5S «43fc - Coach Martin . And . . . our messy lockers! Vicki Bartholomew Eddy Bud Baty Irene Benton James Blumberg Julie Bondie Michael Brockdorf John Bunce Lee Burlison I Bonnie Foss Richard Helms Don Chapin Ronald Chapin Connie Dennis Jacquelyn Domine Tom Christensen Diana Evans Rick Hillman Ronald Doran Sue Higgins Clyde Clingensmith Gary Jensen Michael Jensen Peter Johannsen Joanne Jorgensen Rachelle Jourdan Kyren Kain Marilyn Keilholtz Linda Kill ■ Duane Krogman Catherine Kopinski Charles Kohler Linda Lentz Judith Larsen David Larsen Kathy Maynard Michael Maxfield Richard Liscombe Arthur Moyses John Morgan Clyle Mumby Sheryl Moore Debbra Olsen Ron Petersen Tom Petersen Grace Pike Carol Pontius Darwin Porter Bonnie Rasmussen Rebecca Reber 1 Fred Shipman Sandra Schnick Robert Reusser Roger Smith Rick Smith James Schwandt Tom Skinner Pamela Stout Michael Stout Diane Stout Kay Stewart Joe Taylor Robert Taylor Sue Taylor William Thompson Jerry Thombury Jacqueline Troll Virginia Tully Harry Walters Doyle Wan ink Luann Wan ink Susan Ward Paul Wemette 1 Tim Zaremba Gary Mizga draws a likeness of Mike Stout while Barb Howe, Paul Wernette, and Barb Haenlein watch. Dale White Barbara Westgate Bruce Wheeler Dennis Wheeler Linda Wood Daniel Willison Autographs 56 Coming Up with the Jr.’s Left to right: Duane La Par, President; Darryl Quisenberry, Vice President; Judy Behrenwald, Secretary; Maren Christiansen, Treasurer; Student Council, Linda Mulholland, Mike Bennett, Craig Edgerly. The Junior Class of ' 67 came in with a bang and went out with one too. During the year they sponsored the Thanksgiving Dance, and also the Junior-Senior Prom. For their Homecoming king and queen candidates, Candy Imhoff and Doug Bays were their choices. A good year was the setting for the ' 67ers as they look forward to their Senior year next year. 57 Gerry Allen Lawanda Bacon Phillip Ball Renae Bard i Douglas Bays Charles Behrenwald Judy Behrenwald Larry Bell Michael Bennett James Bolan Kaylyn Bollinger Philip Bozung Hiram Bristol Timothy Brockdorf Andy Brockway Beth Brown Brenda Buchholz Jean Bucholtz Laura Carper Vicki Carrick Joanna Chapin Leon Chapman Dian Christensen Jan Christiansen Maren Christiansen Dennis Cogswell Linda Collard Belinda Comden Gary Cross Sharon DeGram David DePue James Dietrick Craig Edgerly Fern Elliott Robert Elmer Dan Evans Donald Gietzen Marcia Greenfield Bill Gregory Barbara Haenlein Happy Frenchmen, and women. 59 Jane Hamilton Robert Hamman Marcus Hansen Linda Hawley Daniel Helms Gene Henrikson Lynn Herzog Marsha Houghton Edward Hubbard Brenda Huckins Judy Hulbert Candy Imhoff Robert Imhoff Evonne Johnson James Jones Donna Jorgensen Donna Kebler Michael Kelley Michael Keusch Shirley Kill Henry King Irene Kinsey Robert Kohler Richard Kruger Foreign exchange student, Peter Johannsen, is greeted by Lakeview ' s exchange student of last year, Kathy Maynard, and Student Council Presi¬ dent, Mike Brockdorf. Gloria Lake Duane LaPar Raymond Laper Larry Larsen Linda LaShell Lynne Lemire Connie Lindsey Sandra Lutterloh Jeffrey Main Judy Main Rose Mary Martin Mike McAllister Donald Medler Linda Mulholland Paul Nicholson Mike Olson Thomas Olson Vicky Ostrander Steve Poulson Connie Poynor Daryl Quisenberry Kenneth Rader David Rasmussen Peggy Rausch Ronald Rausch Janet Rentschler Gordon Rhodes Martha Rossman Bruce Rowland Richard Royston Richard Schwandt Stephen Schwandt t $31 Donald Scott Dennis Sexton Douglas Sharp Ruth Skeels Frederick Smith Rose Mary Smith Dawn Snyder Allen Sovereign 1 Donna Stewart Richard Stilson Kathleen Stout Bruce Swarts Shirley Trowbridge DelRita VanDette Noreen Wandel Dolores Wells Phyllis White Michael Whitney Dorothy Wilkinson Julie Witmer Glenda Wood Stanley Wood Sue Youngman Not Pictured David Petersen Vicki Carrick displays her talents, while Carol DeVoogd, Jeannie Wheeler, Evonne Johnson, Dianna Kill, Janice Nelson, and Ruth Skells look on. ■ � A Left to right: Rita Stewart, Student Council; David Rhinard; Diane Guilfoyle, Treasurer; Patty Schmitz, Secretary; Andrew Kazmers, President; Terry Smith, Vice President. Leading the Way to ’68 The Sophomore class of 1968 had a happy year at Lakeview High School. During this year they had a class party, and sponsored a dance named Hawaii , and also ordered their class rings. All this they did under the alert sponsorship of Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Hansen. 64 Diana Abbey Trulaine Bacon Lyle Ball Monte Ball Steve Barrett Sadie Bartholomew Carolyn Bates Ronda Behrenwald Susan Bell Ray Benjamin Keith Blumberg James Boerma Dennis Bondie Lloyd Bowers Sheila Brown Roxy Bucholtz John Carlson Nancy Chalfant Deborah Chapin Rhonda Chapin Mark Chapman Jeffrey Chamley Carol Christensen Keith Christensen Pamela Christiansen Steven Christensen Alex Cole Jeanie Cross Kay Crozier Ronald Cruz Nance Curtis Ronald Denslow Delores DePue Carol DeVoogd Cindy Domine Cherryl Doran Susan Farrell Laura Fisher Jeanne Fitzner Dennis Flynn Sophomores present Aloha Hawaii. Roger Griffes Diane Guilfoyle James Guthrie Patricia Hadrick Valerie Hadrick Janice Hansen Larry Hansen Janet Hersey Cheryl Herzog Elona Herzog Ruth Hewitt Randy Hillman John Houghton Charles Howe Betty Hubbard George Hubbard Ronald Gietzen Korolynne Gilbert Wayne Gorby Linda Granstrom Joann Hulbert Richard Jensen Tony Jensen Carl Jones Bruce Jorgensen Andrew Kazmers Patricia Keller Dianna Kill Gerald Kinsey Mary Knapp Gordon Kohler David Kos Gary Larsen Viann Larsen Lynette LaShell Lois Lutterloh James Main Deborah Mason Lewis Maynard Debora McDaniel Terry Meyerhofer Janis Mizga Deborah Molitor Michael Moon David Moser Janice Nelson Russell Nelson Cynthia Newell Christine Olsen Kevin Olsen Judy Ostrander Fred Peasley Stephan Raymond Tonya Reichle David Rhinard Janey Rhodes Douglas Snaders Edna Schermerhom Patricia Schmitz Lavonne Scott Donald Peterson Eddy Powell Janice Poynor Tom Pringle Pamela Shipman Terrance Smith Randall Snyder Karen Stephens Rita Stewart Carol Swarts Diane Tompsett Jerry Walls Carl Walters Diana Waters Melanie Wemette Cheryl Wheeler Cheryl White Dixie Withey John Zawadzinski Not Pictured Linda Hard Donald MacGregor William Underhill Sophomore Dance Attended by many. Left to right: Gail Lockwood, Dan Lindsey, Pam Secretary; Kathy Goulet, Vice President; William Fleck, and Patty Schnick, Student Council Rep- Schmitz, President, resentatives; Ed Stokely, Treasurer; Linda Hansen, Freshmen Eye the Future The Freshman class had an exciting and memorable year. Their first year in high school was one they will never forget. Their President, Bill Schmitz and Vice President, Kathy Goulet, were chosen as Lake- view ' s Homecoming King and Queen. Their Freshman team won the tournament in Big Rapids. For their class party they went roller skating at Big Rapids and all had a wonderful time. This energetic and ambitious class will go far if they keep up this pace. 71 William Anderson Kevin Bard Joyce Bays Darrell Beardslee Donna Behrenwald Sharon Bellingar Krisann Bennett Charles Blumberg Cindy Boomer Linda Bowser Sherri Brown Denise Butler Danniel Carlson Irene Carper Alan Caswell Marcy Chapin Connie Christiansen Robert Collard Kay Cook Ronnie Cross Kathy Delamater Connie Demorest Terrence Dishong William Drews rv • 4 ' r ' v John Frank Ruth Gage Roger Garlick Raymond Gilbert Alice Goolsby Kathy Goulet Frank Griswold Harold Guthrie Linda Hansen S tephen Hart Richard Harvey Ronnie Hawley Susan Helms Forrest Herzog Kenneth Herzog Cheryl Hey Steve Eckert Hugh Edgerly Pamela Fleck Dema Forgar Bonnie Hossler Janet Huyck Cheryl Johnson Roland Johnson Valerie Johnson Terry Kappe Linda Keilholtz Kenneth Kettler Richard Langdon John LaPar Lois Larsen Lynn Larson Beverly Lebeck Jeffery Lemire Riki Lentz April Lewis Daniel Lindsey Gail Lockwood Deborah Luke Jane Main II Michael McKelvey Tom Medler Cindy Mero Rosalee Miles Mary Millard David Molitor Judy Moore Sally Moore Kay Morrow Martin Moser James Mulholland Linda Ostrander Phillip Peasley Debbra Petersen Kathy Petersen Jon Phelps Mark Pontius Nora Pool Susan Poulson Steve Powell David Rader Rhonda Rasmussen Sue Rasmussen Phyllis Raymond V ' ' •t - . C ;X , • V., b- ' • f Jl-JScifc.ia Jerry Riojas Susan Rossman Linda Rowland Jimmy Ruthruff i Terry Saigeon Eddie Schermerhorn Michael Shilling William Schmitz Patty Schnick Barbara Schwandt Marsha Skutt Pamela Smith Rocky Snyder Wilma Snyder Jacklyn Stevens Edwin Stoke ly Max Stout Diana Swan Marlene Swift Gary Towne Second year typing students: SECOND ROW; Jacki Domine, Barb Howe, Backy Reber; FIRST ROW; Bonnie Rasmussen, Sue Ward and Celeste Andersen prepare themselves for the business world. Betty Wandel Carol Warner Pamela Weber Susan Whitney Joyce Wilkinson Pauline Wood Sharon Wood David Woolworth James Wright Gary Young Sally Youngman Michael Zaremba Not Pictured Keith Bennett Barth Corby Carol Demorest Robert Gummer Charlotte Keusch Luis Lagos Alicia Nielsen Gary Quisenberry John Sahlbom Kay Sutherland Cheerleaders Kay Stewart, Kathy Maynard, and Maren Christiansen arouse enthusiasm of fans at Home¬ coming Game. •S 77 Class Officers: Keith Custer, Treasurer; Fred Edison, President; Mike Laper, Secretary; Henry Behrenwald, Vice President; Jeff Brockdorf, Student Council Representative; Kathy Johnson, Student Council Representative; George Stout, Student Council Alternate. Preparing for 70 If you ever need a Michigan map or scrapbook, this eighth grade class will loan you one of theirs. They have put in many hours learning about the great State in which they live and its vast resources. They are not always studying, however, for they found fun and frolic during their gym party and roller skating at Big Rapids with their class sponsors, Mr. Hondorp and Mrs. DeVoogd. 78 Ginger Abbey Renee Abbey Linda Almy Leslie Basney Andy Behrenwald Bernard Behrenwald Garry Behrenwald Henry Behrenwald Linda Behrenwald John Blumberg Marge Boeve Faye Bollinger Jerry Cruz Keith Custer Carla Davenport Roxanna Domine Steven Bowser Jeffery Brockdorf Trudy Bucholtz Audrey Chapin Janet Chapin Gary Chapman Celia Christensen Alpha Cogswell V ■ i A Fred Edison Elaine Fisher Bruce Frandsen Carrie Frandsen Jerry Frandsen Janeta Fryover John Fryover Cayetana Garza Robert Granstrom Mary Gregory Zack Groce Rubette Hansen | Terry Hansen Timothy Haywood Joyce Heimbecker Keith Helmer Steven Jura Deanna Keyt Kathy Kill Leo Knapp Dean Kohl Judy Kruger Lynn Kruger Douglas Ladanyi Michael Laper Dean Larsen Janise Larsen Roger Lawrence Barbara Lebeck Carol Mackey Curtis Main JoAnn Martin Mark Maxfield Nancy McKelvey Julie Merlington Penny Miles Gary Jensen Kathleen Johnson Michael Johnson Carmen Jorgensen JR « ,,v r.v xV.Vtfn; i ,1 I Elisabeth Moblo James Nelson John Newell Marc Nienhuis Linda Oberlin Michael Oberlin Larry Olsen Cassandra Olsen Jill Plews Diane Poulsen Darrell Rausch Margaret Reusser Douglas Rhinard Marlene Rhodes Elaine Rossman Michael Royston Vickie Ruthruff Thomas Sanders Crystal Schmitz Nora Sherman Robert Shilling Steven Snyder Luana Sovereign Sheryl Stevens William Stevens Jacqueline Stine Benjamin Stout George Stout Susan Stout James Swarts Carolyn Trowbridge John VanderMyde Not Pictured Mr. Wood gives advice to Beverly Lebeck and Kathy Stout concerning a math problem. Larry Vandlen Barbara Webster Steven Wheeler James Youngman Linda Cruz Mary Jean Demorest Michael Hadley Trudy Olsen Elwood Weldy 83 Left to right: Richard Houghton, Vice President; Butler, Student Council representative; Larry Goulet, Sharyl Winter, Secretary; Tim Cook, President; Paula treasurer; Kim Griffith, Student Council. 7th Grade Sets High Goals This has been an exciting year for the Seventh grade class, being this is their first year in Junior High. For their class parties they have had a roller skating party in Big Rapids, and an outdoor picnic at Ford Lincoln Park. This class has one advantage above all the rest, they have five years to make their class the best class ever. 84 Lloyd Ball Raylene Basney Gordon Beardslee Linda Behrenwald Sherryl Behrenwald David Berry Fredrick Biglar David Boeve Robert Bowser Steven Bucholtz Ricky Bucholtz Gregory Bunce Paula Butler Connie Carrick Tim Caudell Steven Chapin Candice Abbey Steven Abbey Margo Ackley Robert Andersen Alan Charnley Glen Christensen Treacia Cline Patrick Cole !■ Tommy Collard Daniel Comden Timothy Cook Christine Cross David Cross Rita Cruz Kenrick Custer Carlene Davenport Debbra Davis Gary DeGram Dean DePue Susan Ellafrits Timothy Farrell Paul Ftizner Lee Frandsen Louise Fryover Sally Jo Goolsby Alan Gorby Michael Gorby Lawrence Goulet Carol Granstron Gary Green Kim Griffith Alan Guilfoyle Gary Guthrie Mary Haenlein Sherry Hafey Roxann Hansen Robert Hansen Marilyn Harris Elaine Hawley Kathryn Hawley Arthur Hersey JoAnne Hossler Richard Houghton Sandra Houghton Linda Hubbard Susan Hutson Betty Huyck Teresa Imhoff Janet Rhodes, Viann Larsen, Debbie McDanial, and Jean Fitzner enjoy cooking in Home Economics class. m ¥ Connie Jenkins Dorene Jensen Mary Johnson Michael Keller Richard Kelley David Keyt Daniel Kinsey Jane Kinsey Vicki Kohl William Kosinski David Kraft Diane Krogman William Kruger Rhonda Larsen Linda Linscott Gregory Martin Pamela Marvin Jack Mason Carol Maynard Kathy McKelvey Diana Moblo Markay Moon JoAnn Moore Sonja Morgan Dorinda Nielsen Gary Nielsen Gerald Nielsen Judith Olsen David Outman Michael Petersen Steven Poulson Debra Poyner Thomas Rausch Edward Reusser Connie Rhodes Rosemary Robinson Sandra Robinson Linda Ruthruff Sandra Saltz Elton Schermerhorn Susan Schnick Mary Shaw Donna Sherman Jeffrey Shupe Les Andersen tries to ward off the ways of Rik Liscombe in the speech class presentation of Fireman, Save My Child , given before the student body. Jeffrey Smith Robert Smyth Richard Sorensen Patricia Stewart Christopher Stout Lois Sutherland Michael Towns Ronald VanLenti David VanVlerah Kristine Wandel Marilyn Wheeler Susan Wilkinson Frederick Wilson Sharyl Winter Gary Withey Clifford Woods Not Pictured Tonda Bush Carlene Davenport Daniel Dykstra Linda Hubbard Connie Moore Marsha Munson Michael Unlauft Bob Imhoff, Mike Olsen, and Roger Smith are not caught unaware! A DMINISTRA TION FACULTY Board of Education, FRONT ROW: Mr. Max Bell, Secretary; Mr. Glenn Herzog, President; Mr. William Hammel, Vice President; and Mr. N. H. Youngman, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bruce Hansen, Trustee; Mr. Fred Stewart, Trustee; and Mr. Erenus Larsen, Trustee. Mr. James Kos--Superintendent Mrs. Arlene Helmer Mrs. Janie Ackley Mr. Robert Rhinard High School Principal Mr. George Goulet Elementary Principal A dm in istration A ids Individual Growth Miss Mina Smith Secretary to Mr. Rhinard Mrs. Genevie Cook Secretary to Mr. Goulet 93 Teachers Open Many New Doors for Students Mrs. Donna Ament Home Economics Mr. Jack Berends Jr. Sr. High Math Mr. Robert Charnley Sr. High Industrial Arts Mr. Dave Clark Jr. Sr. High Art Phys. Ed.; Coach Mr. Joseph Cook Jr. Sr. High Soc. Studies Mr. Elmer Coon Jr. Sr. High Instrumental and vocal music Mr. B. W. Damschroder Sr. High Science 94 Mrs. Kathrine DeVoogd Jr. High English Home Economics Mrs. Gladys Gregg Latin French Mr. Michael Hondorp Jr. Sr. High Science Mr. F. R. Ferris Jr. Sr. High Soc. Studies Mr. Gary Hansen Jr. Sr. High Soc. Studies Miss Gracia Huisman Sr. High English Gov ' t Assistant Mrs. Frieda Ferris Sr. High English Mr. Damschroder explains the molecular arrangement of a hydrocarbon to fourth hour chemistry class. Not Pictured: Mr. Jeffrey Johnson Geography Mr. Russell Johnson Agriculture Mrs. Margaret Kos Librarian Not Pictured: Mrs. Kosack Commercial Mr. Michael Larsen Elementary Phys. Ed. Jr. High Math Mr. M. W. Martin Biology, Phys. Ed. Coach Mrs. Rachella Moore Girls Phys. Ed. Mrs. Betty Nelson Jr. Sr. High English Mrs. Vickie Rocker Sr. High Speech English 96 Mrs. Carol Rutledge Sr. High English Mrs. Lana Schalnat Jr. Sr. High Math Mr. Arlo Vandlen Economics Psychology Mr. Robert VanOcker Counselor Mr. Larry Wilson Jr. High Science Social Studies Mr. James Wood Jr. Sr. High Math Mr. Jerry Young Jr. High Math Shop Mr. John Zawadzinski Commercial Not Pictured: Mrs. Judy O ' Neill Commercial 97 Elementary Faculty Mrs. Marguerite Feller Remedial Reading Mrs. Irene Russell Special Education The leaders of tomorrow are shown hard at work today in the classes in the elementary building. Mrs. Melba Herzog 6th Grade Mr. Ned Coulson 5th Grade Mrs. Mary Chamley 6th Grade 5 ■ Mrs. Leatha Lindy 3rd Grade Mrs. Thelma Cantwell 3rd Grade Mrs. Lillie Stamn 3rd Grade Mrs. Winifred Edison 4th Grade Mrs. Ardith Kavelman 4th Grade Mrs. Fern LaFollette 4th Grade Mrs. Helen Jones 5th Grade Mrs. Patricia Rankin 5th Grade Mrs. Barbara Larsen 5th Grade 99 Mrs. Lucille Moore Kindergarten Mrs. Marilyn Voss 1st Grade Mrs. Ellen Denney 2nd Grade Mrs. Patricia Kirchner Kindergarten Mrs. Carol Herzog 1st Grade Mrs. Dorotha Krampe 2nd Grade Mrs. Nancy Daugherty 1st Grade Mrs. Leona Kranz 2nd Grade 100 Mrs. Joyce Wood Kindergarten Mrs. Janet Johnson Kindergarten Mrs. Eva Main First and Second Annexation with Maple Valley Brings New Teachers and Leadership Mrs. Kathryn Morrow Third and Fourth Mr. Namminga Fifth and Sixth Mrs. Dorothy Merlington First Grade Mrs. Helen Ward Fourth Grade Mrs. Ruth Johnson Second Grade Mrs. Charline Laper Fifth Grade Mrs. Betty Wilson Sixth Grade Mrs. Harris Third Grade p Safety Is Their Middle Name TOP ROW: Mr. Laurel Keyt, The Reverend Frank, Mr. Jack Ormond, Mr. B. W. Damschroder, Mr. Floyd Ferris, Mr. Bob VanOcker. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Homer Petersen, Mr. Ervin Beardslee, Mr. Cliff Kill, Mr. Clarence Yankee, Mr. Miner Kohler, Mr. Jarvis Ward. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Frank Seely, Mr. Glenn Wheeler, Mr. Bill Raymer, and Mr. Clarence Laper. 102 Mrs. Matson, Mrs. Outman, Mrs. Reil, Mr Shipman. SEATED: Jarvis Ward, Mrs. Nicholson, Roy Nicholson. STANDING: Don Jensen, Ray Flynn Mr. Gene Book Custodian, Coral Mr. Homer Peterson Custodian, Trufan t Mrs. Eleanor Edison Cook, Trufant Mrs. Eleanor Baty Cook, Coral Mrs. Marge Sorenson Cook, Trufant Senior Directory ANDERSEN, CELESTE: Junior Play, Annual Staff 3,4, Paper Staff 3,4, F.T.A. 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Scholar¬ ship 3. ARMOCK, KEITH: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ARMOCK, KENNETH: F.T.A. 1,2. BALL, MICHAEL: Perfect Attendance 1,2, Scholarship 1.2.3.4, French Club 3,4, Top Ten no. 4. BARTHOLOMEW, VICKI: F.N.A. I 3, F.N.A. II 4 (Sec¬ retary 4), Library Club 2, Choir 1, Operetta 1, Jun¬ ior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Perfect Attendance 2. BATY, BUD: Junior Play, Senior Play. BENTON, IRENE: BLUMBERG, JAMES: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1-3, Scholarship 3. BOND IE, JULIE: Choir 1, G.A.A. 3,4 (Secretary 4), Scholarship 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Junior Play, Top Ten no. 3. BROCKDORF, MICHAEL: Track 1, Football 3, Band 1,2,3,4 (President 4), Choir 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,3,4 (Vice President 3, President 4), King Candidate 4, Class President 1, Vice Presi¬ dent 4. BUNCE, JOHN: Class Treasurer 2, Rifle Club 3,4 (President 3), Paper Staff 2,3,4, Student Council Al¬ ternate 3,4. BURLISON, LEE: Football 1,3,4, Track 1,2, Ski Team 3, Annual Staff 1,2,3, Paper Staff 1,2, Junior Play, Student Council 2, Operetta 1, Mens Glee Club 1. CHAPIN, DONALD: Pasco High School, Dade City, Florida 1,2, Band 3,4, Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Mens Glee Club 4, Football 3. CHAPIN, RONALD: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, J.V. Basketball manager 1,2, Track 4, Rifle Club 3,4, Student Coun¬ cil 1. CHRISTENSEN, TOM: King Candidate 1, Football 1. CLINGENSMITH, CLYDE: Football 1,2,3,4, Basket¬ ball 2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. DENNIS, CONNIE: DOMINE, JACQUELYN: F.H.A. 1,2, F.N.A. 4, G.A.A. 3, Band 1,2,3, Choir 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta 1, Perfect Attendance 1,2. DORAN, RONALD: Choir 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Mens Glee Club 2,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2. EVANS, DIANA: Art Club 4, Library Club 4 (Vice President and President 4), Senior Band 1,2,4, Con¬ cert Band 3,4, Senior Play, Operetta 1,2. FOSS, BONNIE: Art Club 4 (President 4), Pep Band 1,2, 3.4, Concert Band 3,4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Paper Staff 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 2. HELMS, RICHARD: HIGGINS, SUE: Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 3,4, Senior Band 1,2,3,4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Li¬ brary Club (Student Council Representative 4), Operetta 2, Perfect Attendance 2. HILLMAN, RICK: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Bowling Club 4, Rifle Club 3,4, Student Council 4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Junior Play, Perfect Attendance 2. HOUGHTON, STEVEN: Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain 4), All-State Second Team 4, Rifle Club 3,4 (Vice President 3,4), Class President 4. HOWE, BARBARA: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2, Operetta 1,2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Perfect Attendance 1,2, G.A.A. 3,4, Concert Choir 3. HUTCHINSON, JAMES: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attend¬ ance 2. JENSEN, DANA: Art Club 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.T.A. 4, Perfect Attendance 2,3, Woman ' s Glee Club 3, Operetta 1. JENSEN, GARY: F.F.A. 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Junior Play, Perfect Attendance 1, Student Council 3. JENSON, MICHAEL: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Student Council 2. JOHANNSON, PETER: Student Council 4, French Club 4, Perfect Attendance 4, Foreign Exchange Student from Germany. JORGENSEN, JOANNE: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 (Pianist 2,3, Regional Officer 3, Vice President 4), Paper Staff 2.3.4 (Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Student Council 3) , Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff 3, F.T.A. 3.4 (Secretary 3), Top Ten No. 8, Perfect Attend¬ ance 1,2, Scholarship 1,2,3,4. JOURDAN, RACHELLE: F.T.A. 3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Operetta 1,2,3, G.A.A. 3,4 (Vice President 3, Presi¬ dent 4), Queen Candidate 3, Student Council 2, Choir 1,2,3, Scholarship 3. KAIN, KYREN: F.F.A. 1,2, Junior Play, Track 4, Per¬ fect Attendance 1,2. KEILHOLTZ, MARILYN: F.T.A. KILL, LINDA: Perfect Attendance 1,2,3, Band 1, Oper¬ etta 1, F.H.A. 4, F.N.A. 4. KOHLER, CHARLIE: Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Bowl¬ ing 4. KOPINSKI, KATHRYN: French Club 3,4 (Vice Presi¬ dent 4), Choir 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 (Parliamen¬ tarian 4), Operetta 1,2,3,4, Women ' s Glee Club 1,2, Scholarship 2,3,4, Top Ten. KROGMAN, DUANE: Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Track 2,3,4, Bowling 4. LA PAR, GAYLORD: LARGE, CHARLES: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 3,4. LARSEN, DAVE: Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, French Club 3,4, Golf 4. LARSEN, JUDI: Student Council 1, Queen Candidate 1, Glee Club 1,2, Chorus 1,2, Operetta 1,2, French Club 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, D.A.R. Good Citizen Award, Scholarship 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2. LENTZ, LINDA: Band 1,2,3,4 (Majorette 3,4), F.T.A. 3, F.N.A. 3,4, Paper Staff 3, Operetta 1, Junior Play. LISCOMBE, RIK: Perfect Attendance 2, Basketball 2-4, Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2-3, Junior Play. MAXFIELD, MICHAEL: Football 1,4, Baseball 1,2,4, Rifle Club 3,4 (Sec. Treas. 3,4). MAYNARD, KATHY: Cheerlea ng 1,2,3,4 (Captain 4) , Student Council 3,4 (Secretary 4), F.T.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 3,4 (Student Council 3,4), Annual Staff 4, Junior Play, Glee Club 1,2, Class Treasurer 4. MEGA, GARY: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, 104 Senior Directory Baseball 1,2,3, French Club 2,3, King Candidate 2, Class President 3, Vice President 2, Treasurer 1. MOORE, SHERYL: Choir 1, Glee Club 1,2, Perfect At¬ tendance 1,2, Operetta 1, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, F.N.A. 4. MORGAN, JOHN: Band 1, Operetta 1, Paper Staff 3,4 (Student Council 4), Junior Play, Senior Play, Rifle Club 3,4, Bowling Club 4. MOYSES, ARTHUR: Paper Staff 1, Perfect Attend¬ ance 1,2,3,4, Scholarship 1,2,3,4, Rifle Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Operetta 1, French Club 3,4, Bowling 4, Top Ten no. 9. MUMBY, CLYLE: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance. OLSEN, DEBBRA: Concert Choir 1,2,3,4, French Club 3.4. Operetta 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Perfect At¬ tendance 1,2,3,4, Women ' s Glee Club 1,2, F.T.A. 3.4. PETERSEN, RON: F.F.A. 1, Junior Play, Senior Play. PETERSEN, THOMAS: Bowling 4, Rifle Club 4, F.F.A. 2.3.4. PIKE, GRACE: Library 3,4. PONTIUS, CAROL: F.H.A. 1,2, G.A.A. 3, Art Club 4 (Secretary and Treasurer 4). PORTER, DARWIN: Rifle Club 3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RASMUSSEN, BONNIE: F.H.A. 1,2,3. REBER, REBECCA: Choir 1,2,3, Paper Staff 3,4, Junior Play, Operetta 3. REUSSER, ROBERT: Band 1,2, F.F.A. 1, Perfect At¬ tendance 2,3, Operetta 1, Paper Staff 1. SANDERS, LETHA: F.H.A. 1,2,3, Chorus 2,3,4. SCHNICK, SANDRA: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, F.N.A. 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 3,4, Paper Staff 1, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta 1, Perfect Attendance 1,2, Woman ' s Glee Club 1,2,3. SHIPMAN, FRED: SCHWANDT, JAMES: Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Football 2-4, Junior Play, Golf 2,3,4, Paper Staff 4, Rifle Club 3. SKINNER, TOM: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Class Presi¬ dent 2, Class Vice President 3, Paper Staff 4, Bowl¬ ing Club 4, Junior Play. SMITH, RICK: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. STEWART, KAY: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 3,4, F.N.A. 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Band 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 3. STOUT, DIANE: F.N.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Junior Play. STOUT, MICHAEL: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Golf 4, Class Vice President 2, Class Treasurer 3, King Candidate 3. STOUT, PAMELA: G.A.A. 3,4 (Treasurer 3,4), F.T.A. 4, Junior Play 3. TAYLOR, JOE: Rifle Club 4, Bowling Club 4, F.F.A. 1.2.3.4, Perfect Attendance 2. TAYLOR, ROBERT: F.F.A. 1, Bowling League 1, Foot¬ ball 1, Scholarship 1, Perfect Attendance 1, Band 1,2, Operetta 1. TAYLOR, SUE: F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Library Club 3,4 (President 4), Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2, G.A.A. 3.4, THOMPSON, BILL: French Club 2,3, Football 1, Base¬ ball 1,2,3, Bowling Club 4, Scholarship 1, Band 1, Operetta 1. THORNBURY, JERRY: Bowling Club 4, Basketball 4, Football 2, Golf 4, Operetta 1, Perfect Attendance 1.2.3.4, Band 1. TROLL, JACQUELINE: Perfect Attendance 1,2, Choir 1.2.3.4, Women ' s Glee Club 1,2, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff (Editor 4), F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. 3. TULLY, VIRGINIA: French Club 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Women ' s Glee Club 1,2, Scholar¬ ship 1,2,3,4, Top Te n no. 10. WALTERS, HARRY: Football 2,3, Golf 3,4, Rifle Club 3,4. WANINK, DOYLE: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 (Treasurer 4), Rifle Club 3,4, Bowling Club 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Scholarship 2, Band 1, Senior Play, Operetta 1. WANINK, LUANN: Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 4, Choir 4, French Club 3,4, (Secretary-Treasurer 4), F.N.A. 3.4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Class Secretary 1, Class Vice-President 2, Student Council Alternate 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Scholar¬ ship 1,2,3,4, Top Ten no. 5. WARD, SUSAN: Student Council 3,4 (Reporter 3, Treasurer 4), Annual Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Scholarship 1,2,3,4, Valedictorian. WERNETTE, PAUL: Football 4, Rifle Club 4. WESTGATE, BARBARA: Morley-Standwood High School 1,2,3, Art Club 4. WHEELER, BRUCE: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WHITE, DALE: WILLISON, DANIEL: Band 1,2,3,4, Bowling 4, Track 4, Scholarship 1-4. WOOD, LINDA: F.T.A. 3, Perfect Attendance 1,4, Junior Play, Women ' s Glee Club 3, Student Coun¬ cil 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Operetta 4, Band 1,2,3,4 (Majorette 3,4), Scholarship 4. ZAREMBA, TIMOTHY: Football 2. 105 Student Index A Abbey, Candice 85 Abbey, Diana 85,6,13,15,10 Abbey, Ginger 79,7,19 Abbey, Renee 79 Abbey, Steve 85,37 Ackley, Margo 85 Allen, Gerry 10 Almy, Linda 79 Andersen, Celeste 76,48,89,9,13 Andersen, Robert 85,37 Anderson, William 72 Armock, Keith 48,11 Armock, Kenneth 48 B Bacon, Lawanda 12,19,18 Bacon, Trulaine 65,12 Ball, Lloyd 85 Ball, Lyle 65 Ball, Phillip 11 Ball, Michael 48,14 Ball, Monte 65 Bard, Kevin 72,36,38,32 Barrett, Steve 65,25 Bartholomew, Sadie 65 Bartholomew, Vicki 48,8 Basney, Leslie 79 Basney, Raylene 85,27 Bates, Carolyn 65,13,14,15 Baty, Bud 48,4,17 Bays, Douglas 16,4,33,30,40 Bays, Joyce 72,15 Beardslee, Darrell 72,25 Beardslee, Gordon 85,27 Behrenwald, Andy 79,20,27,37 Behrenwald, Bernard 79 Behrenwald, Charles 11 Behrenwald, Donna 72,19 Behrenwald, Garry 79,12,27 Behrenwald, Henry 79,78,37 Behrenwald, Judy 57,6,15,25 Behrenwald, Linda 85,79 Behrenwald, Ronda 65 Behrenwald, Sherryl 85,27 Bell, Larry 34,12,13,40 Bell, Susan 65 Bellinger, Sharon 72,15,10 Benjamin, Ray 65,11 Bennett, Keith 25,11,40 Bennett, Krisann 72,15,25 Bennett, Michael 57,14,33 Benton, Irene 48,9 Berry, David 85 Bigler, Fredrick 85 Blumberg, Charles 72,11 Blumberg, James 48,38 Blumberg, John 79,39,37 Bernard, Reuben 11 Blumberg, Keith 65,11 Boerma, James 65,12 Boeve, David 85 Boeve, Marge 79 Bolan, Jim 11 Bollinger, Faye 79 Bollinger, Kaylyn 16,9,13,18 Bondie, Dennis 65,11 Bondie, Julie 48,9,14 Boomer, Cindy 72 Bowers, Lloyd 65,11 Bowser, Linda 72,15 Bowser, Robert 85,37 Bowser, Steven 79,20,27,37 Bozung, Philip 30 Brockdorf, Jeffrey 79,20,78,27,37 Brockdorf, Michael 61,48,4,5,18, 20 Brockdorf, Timothy 14,38 Brown, Sheila 65,12,14,15,25,26 Brown, Sherri 72 Bucholtz, Brenda 9,14,10 Bucholtz, Jean 8,13,25,10 Bucholtz, Ricky 85,37 Bucholtz, Roxy 65 Bucholtz, Steven 65,27 Bucholtz, Trudy 79,19,27 Bunce, Gregory 85 Bunce, John 48,12,13 Burlison, Lee 48,30 Butler, Denise 72,14,25 Butler, Paula 85,84,7,14,27 C Carlson, Danniel 72,32 Carlson, John 38,65 Carper, Irene 72,10 Carper, Laura 8,14,18,19,10 Carrick, Connie 85,7 Carrick, Vicki 16,63,18 Caswell, Alan 72 Caudell, Tim 85 Chalfant, Nancy 65,14 Chapin, Audrey 79,7 Chapin, Deborah 19,18,65 Chapin, Don 25,49,5,18,20 Chapin, Janet 79,7 Chapin, Joanna 9,18,19 Chapin, Marcy 15,72,25 Chapin, Rhonda 15,65,12,13 Chapin, Ronald 40,16,49,4,12,11 Chapin, Steven 27,85 Chapman, Gary 79 Chapman, Leon 18,20 Chapman, Mark 32,65,25,39 Charnley, Alan 27,65 Charnley, Jeffrey 65 Christensen, Carol 65,12 Christensen, Celia 79 Christensen, Dian 9,18 Christensen, Glen 85 Christensen, Keith 65 Christensen, Pamela 66,12 Christensen, Steven 66 Christensen, Tom 49 Christiansen, Connie 72 Christiansen, Jan Christiansen, Maren 14,15,13,59, 57,77,6 Cline, Treacia 85 Clingensmith, Clyde 38,17,35,34, 49,12 Cole, Alex 11,18,66 Cole, Patrick 85 Cogswell, Alpha 79,37 Cogswell, Dennis 11,59,32 Collard, Linda 19,18,59,12 Col lard, Robert 72 Collard, Tommy 86 Comden, Belinda 59,25,10 Comden, Daniel 86,20,27,37 Cook, Kay 72 Cook, Timothy 37,27,86,84 Cross, Christine 86 Cross, David 37,86,20,27 Cross, Gary 59,14 Cross, Jeanie 14,66 Cross, Ronnie 72 Crozier, Kay 66,10 Cruz, Jerry 79 Cruz, Linda 19,86 Cruz, Ronald 21,66,34,32 Curtis, Nancy 66,13,14 Custer, Keith 38,37,86,79,78 D Davenport, Carla 19,79 Davenport, Carlene 27,86 Davis, Debbra 27,86 DeGram, Gary 86 DeGram, Sharon 59 Delamater, Kathy 72 Demorest, Connie 72 Denslow, Ronald 66,34 Dennis, Connie 49,14,10 DePue, Dean 86 DePue, Delores 66 DePue, David 59 DeVoogd, Carol 15,63,66 Dietrick, James 30,59,40 Dishong, Terry 72,30,36 Doran, Cheryl 66,25 Doran, Ronald 49,18,20,25 Domine, Cindy 66 Domine, Jacquelyn 18,76,49,8,17 Domine, Roxanna 79 Drews, William 72,25,11 E Eckert, Steve 73 Edgerly, Craig 59,57,11 Edgerly, Hugh 73 Edison, Fred 80,39,78,37 Ell afrits, Susan 86 Elmer, Robert 38,59 Evans, Dan 59,11 Evans, Diana 25,19,48,9,13,17 F Farrell, Susan 10,18,66,13,15,20 Farrell, Timothy 86,37 Fisher, Elaine 80 Fisher, Laura 66 Fitzner, Jeanne 15,66,87,6 Fitzner, Paul 27,86 Fleck, Pamela 15,71,73,18,19,10 Flynn, Dennis 66 Forgar, Dema 73,10 Foss, Bonnie 17,49 Frandsen, Carrie 80 Frandsen, Bruce 80 Frandsen, Lee 86 Frank, Johif 18,73 Frantsen, Jerry 80 Fryover, Janeta 80 Fryover, John 80 Fryover, Louise 86 G Gage, Ruth 73,12,25 Garlick, Roger 73,11 Garza, Rosa Marie Gietzen, Donald 59 Gietzen, Ronald 67 Gilbert, Karolynne 67 Gilbert, Raymond 73 Goolsby, Alice 73,25 Goolsby, Sally Jo 86,27 Gorby, Alan 86 Gorby, Michael 86 Gorby, Wayne 67,36,11 Goulet, Kathy 71,73,15 Goulet, Lawrence 86,84,20,27 Granstrom, Carol 86,27 Granstrom, Linda 67 Granstrom, Robert 80 Green, Gary 86 Greenfield, Marcia 19,59,9,14,18 Gregory, Bill 59 Gregory, Mary 80 Griffes, Roger 67,11 Griffith, Kim 37,86,84,14 Griswald, Frank 73,11 Groce, Zack 27,80 Guilfoule, Alan 86 Guilfoyle, Diane 18,19,64,67,14, 15 Guthrie, Gary 87 Guthrie, Harold 73,11 Guthrie, Jim 67 H Haenlein, Barbara 18,59,55,14,19 Haenlein, Mary 27,87 Hadrick, Patricia 67 Hadrick, Valerie 67,14 Hafey, Sherry 87 Hamilton, Jane 8 Hansen, Janice 67 Hansen, Larry 67,39,32 Hansen, Linda 71,73 Hansen, Marcus 33,11 Hansen, Robert 87 Hansen, Roxann 87 Hansen, Rubette 27,80 Hansen, Terry 80 Harris, Marilyn 87 Hart, Steve 32,38,73,39 Harvey, Ricky 73 Hawley, Elaine 87 Hawley, Kathryn 87 Hawley, Linda 14 Hawley, Ronnie 73,25 Haywood, Timothy 80 Heimbecker, Joyce 80 Helmer, Keith 80 Helms, Daniel 12,11 Helms, Richard 49 Helms, Susan 19,18,73 Henrikson, Gene 25 Hersey, Arthur 20,87 Hersey, Janet 67 Herzog, Cheryl 67,10 Herzog, Elona 67 Herzog, Forrest 73,25 Herzog, Kenneth 73 Hewitt, Ruth 67 Hey, Cheryl 73,25 Higgins, Sue 49,9,14,25 Hillman, Randy 32,67,12,36 Hillman, Rick 11,30,49,12,14 Hossler, Bonnie 73,25,10 Hossler, JoAnne 87 Houghton, John 67,39,36 Houghton, Richard 87,84,37 Houghton, Sandra 87 Houghton, Steven 30,50,12,14 Houghton, Pamela 80 Howe, Barbara 17,15,13,76,55,50 Howe, Charles 30,67 Hubbard, Betty 67,25,10 Hubbard, George 38,36,67,11 Hubbard, Linda 84,87 Huckins, Brenda 14,25,10 Huckins, Chari 27,80 Hulbert, Joann 67 Hulbert, Kathleen 80 Hutchinson, James 16,50,11 Hutson, Sue 84,87 Huyck, Betty 84,87 Huyck, Janet 73 I Imhoff, Candy 4 Imhoff, Robert 38,18,90,20,25 Imhoff, Teresa 84,87,7 J Jenkins, Connie 88 Jensen, Dana 17,50,25,10 Jensen, Dorene 88,9 Jensen, Gary (8) 81,37 Jensen, Gary (12) 50 Jensen, Michael 50,30 Jensen, Richard 67,32 Jensen, Tony 67 Johannsen, Peter 61,50,13,14 Johnson, Cheryl 73,25 Johnson, Evonne 18,63,8,13 Johnson, Mary 88 Johnson, Michael 11,81,20,27,37 Johnson, Kathy 81,14,19,78 Johnson, Rol and 7 3 Johnson, Valerie 10,74,13,19 Jones, James 11,7 Jorgensen, Bruce 68 Jorgensen, Carmen 81 Jorgensen, Donna 9 Jorgensen, Joanne 18,17,50,9,13, 19 Jourdan, Rachelle 50,9,15 Jura, Steven 38,27,18,81 K Kain, Kyren 40,50 Kappe, Terry 74,11 Kazmers, Andrew 32,64,68,33 Kebler, Donna 10 Keilholtz, Linda 18,74,10 Keilholtz, Marilyn 50,9 Keller, Michael 27,88 Keller, Patricia 68,13,15 Kelley, Michael 38,33 Kelly, Richard 27,88 Kettler, Kenneth 74,11 Keusch, Michael 40 Keyt, David 37,88 Keyt, Diana 19,18,81,27 Kill, Diana 63,68,18,19,10 Kill, Kathy 19,81 106 Kill, Linda 8,50 Kill, Shirley 8 King, Henry 38,30,12 Kinsey, Daniel 27,88 Kinsey, Gerald 68 Kinsey, Jane 88 Knapp, Leo 81 Knapp, Mary 68,10 Kohl, Dean 27,81 Kohl, Vicki 88 Kohler, Charlie 30,18,17,51,20,25 Kohler, Gordon 11,68,36,32,40 Kopinski, Catherine 14,51,18 Kos, David 68,20,36,32 Kosinski, William 88 Kraft, David 88 Krogman, Diane 88 Krogman, Duane 51,40 Kruger, Billy 37,88 Kruger, Judy 27,7,81 Kruger, Lynn 81 Kruger, Richard 38,30 L Ladanyi, Douglas 81 Lake, Gloria 18,8,61,10 Langdon, Richard 74,33,36 LaPar, Duane 30,57,61,40 LaPar, Gaylord 51 LaPar, John 32,74,11.40 Laper, Michael 78,81,37 Laper, Raymond 61 Large, Charles 4,51 Larsen, David 30,14,51 Larsen, Dean 81 Larsen, Gary 38,68,11,40 Larsen, Janise 27,81 Larsen, Judith 14,9,51 Larsen, Larry 30,61,11 Larsen, Lois 10,18,74 Larsen, Lynn 74,36,32 Larsen, Rhonda 88 Larsen, Viann 10,13,68,87,25 La Shell, Linda 15,13,8,61,18,19 La Shell, Lynette 68 Lawrence, Roger 81 Lebeck, Barbara 27,81 Lebeck, Beverly 15,74,83 Lemire, Jeffrey 74,36 Lemire, Lynne 14,61 Lentz, Linda 8,44,25,26 Lentz, Ricki 11,74,25 Lewis, April 15,74 Lindsey, Connie 61,18 Lindsey, Daniel 36,14,71,74,39,32 Linscott, Linda 88 Liscombe, Richard 34,35,51,89,30 Lockwood, Gail 14,71,74,36 Luke, Deborah 10,74 Lutterloh, Lois 14,68 Lutterloh, Sandra 61,18 M Mackey, Carol 81 Main, Curtis 37,81 Main, James 30,68,36 Main, Jane 10,74 Main, Jeffrey 27,61,38 Main, Judy 61 Martin, Gregory 88 Martin, JoAnn 19,81 Martin, Rose Mary 61,8 Marvin, Pamela 88 Mason, Deborah 15,13,68,10 Mason, Jack 88 Maxfield, Mark 81 Maxfield, Luke 38,12,51,30 Maynard, Carol 27,88 Maynard, Kathy 14,9,6,51,61,77 Maynard, Lewis 68 Mjfmlister, Mike 61,11 McDaniel, Debbie 15,12,68,87 McKelvey, Kathy 7,88 MeKeIvey, Nancy 81 McKelvey, Michael 36,75,39 Medler, Donald 61 Medler, Tom 75 Merlington, Julie 19,81,27 Mero, Cindy 75 Meyerhofer, Terry 18,19,14,69 Miles, Penny 19,81 Miles, Rosalee 10,75 Millard, Mary 75 Mizga, Gary 30,34,35,51,55 Mizga, Janis 20,15,13,69 Moblo, Diana 27,88 Moblo, Elisbeth 19,82,27 Moliter, David 11,75 Molitor, Deborah 15,69,18,19 Moon, Morkey 88 Moon, Michael 33,69 Moore, JoAnn 88 Moore, Judy 88 Moore, Sally 75 Moore, Sheryl 19,13,52 Morgan, John 14,13,12,52,17 Morgan, Sonja 88 Morrow, Kay 18,15,75,19 Moser, David 11,32,69 Moser, Martin 75 Moyses, Arthur 14,12,52 Mulholland, James 36,75 Mulholland, Linda 18,15,13,6,61, 57 Mumby, Clyle 11,52 N Nelson, James 82 Nelson, Janice 15,63,69 Nelson, Bussell 69,39,32 Newell, Cynthia 69 Newell, John 82 Nicholson, Paul 18,61 Nielsen, Dorinda 89 Nielsen, Gary 89,37 Nielsen, Gerald 89 Nienhuis, Marc 37,27,82 O Oberlin, Linda 82 Oberlin, Michael 82 Olsen, Christine 15,13,69,25 Olsen, Debbra 18,14,9,52,10 Olsen, Judy 27,89 Olsen, Kevin 69 Olsen, Larry 82,27,37 Olson, Cassie 82 Olson, Mike 61,90 Olson, Tomas 13 Ostrander, Judy 10,19,18,69 Ostrander, Linda 19,18,75,10 Ostrander, Vicky 9,15 Outman, David 20,89 P Peasley, Fred 20,18,69,25 Peasley, Philip 20,18,75,25,39,36 Peterson, Debra 18,15,75,10 Peterson, Donald 11,69,25 Peterson, Kathy 75,25 Petersen, Michael 27,89 Petersen, Ron 52 Petersen, Tom 11,12,52 Phelps, Jon 75 Pike, Grace 9,52 Plews, Jill 27,19,18,82 Pontius, Carol 52 Pontius, Mark 75,32,11 Pool, Nora 75 Porter, Darwin 11,12,52 Poulsen, Diane 82 Poulsen, Steven (7) 89 Poulson, Steve (11) 38,30 Poulson, Susan 15,75,25 Powell, Eddy 69 Powell, Steve 75 Poynor, Connie 8 Poynor, Debra 89 Poynor, Janice 15,69 Pringle, Tom 69 Q Quisenberry, Daryl 30,57,11 Quisenberry, Gary 11 R Rader, David 75 Rader, Kenneth 11,34 Rasmussen, Bonnie 52,76 Rasmussen, David 11 Rasmussen, Rhonda 15,75 Rasmussen, Sue 15,75 Rausch, Darrell 82 Rausch, Ronald 11 Rausch, Thomas 89 Raymond, Phyllis 10 Raymond, Stephen 32,4,69,36 Reber, Rebecca 13,52,76 Reichle, Tonya 14,13,6,69,15 Reusser, Edward 27,89,20 Reusser, Margaret 27,82 Reusser, Robert 53 Rhinard, David 14,64,69,37 Rhinard, Douglas 27,82 Rhodes, Connie 89 Rhodes, Gordon 30 Rhodes, Janet 10,18,15,69,87 Rhodes, Marlene 27,19,82 Riojas, Jerry 25,20,76 Robinson, Sandra 89 Robinson, Rosemary 89 Rossman, Elaine 82 Rossman, Susan 76 Rossman, Martha 18 Rowland, Bruce 11,33 Rowland, Linda 19,18,13,76,10 Royston, Michael 27,82,11 Royston, Richard 30,11 Ruthruff, Jimmy 76 Ruthruff, Linda 89 Ruthruff, Vickie 82 S Saigeon, Terri 14,76 Saltz, Sandra 89 Sanders, Douglas 69 Sanders, Letha 53 Sanders, Thomas 82 Schermerhom, Eddie 11,76,89 Schermerhorn, Edna 69 Schilling, Michael 76 Schmitz, Crystal 27,19,18,82 Schmitz, Patricia 6,4,64,69,18 Schmitz, William 18,34,71,76 Schnick, Patty 14,71,76,15 Schnick, Sandra 53 Schnick, Susan 27,89 Schnicke, Dennis 30 Schwandt, Barbara 15,76,19 Schwandt, Jimmy 53,30 Schwandt, Richard 40 Schwandt, Stephen 38,30,18 Scott, Lavonne 69 Shaw, Mary 89 Sherman, Donna 89 Sherman, Nora 82 Shilling, Robert 82 Sherman, Joe 11 Shipman, Fred 53 Shipman, Pamela 70 Shupe, Jeffrey 89 Skeels, Ruth 15,63 Skinner, Tom 30,14,6,53,38 Skutt, Marsha 15,76 Smith, Frederick 40 Smith, Jeffrey 27,80 Smith, Pamela 76 Smith, Rick 11,53 Smith, Roger 90,53 Smith, Terrance 20,18,64,70,25 Smyth, Robert 90 Snyder, Steven 37,82 Snyder, Randall 38,36,39,70,32 Snyder, Rockey 76 Snyder, Wilma 76 Sorensen, Rick 37,90 Sovereign, Allen 40,30 Sovereign, Luana 82 Stevens, Jacklyn 76 Stevens, Karen 10,13,70 Stevens, Sheryl 82 Stevens, William 83 Stewart, Donna 18,63,10 Stewart, Kay 17,15,8,6,53,77 Stewart, Patricia 90 Stewart, Rita 15,14,64,70 Stilson, Richard 38,63,34 Stine, Jacqueline 19,83 Stokely, Edwin 32,36,71,76 Stout, Benjamin 83 Stout, Christopher 27,20,90 Stout, Diane 14,53 Stout, George 78,83,37 Stout, Kathleen 19,15,9,63,83 Stout, Max 76 Stout, Michael 11,30,53,34,35 Stout, Pamela 15,9,53 Stout, Susan 83 Sutherland, Kay 90 Swan, Diana 76 Swarts, Bruce 11,63 Swarts, Carol 12,70 Swarts, James 83 Swift, Marlene 25,76 , T Taylor, Joe 11,12,54 Taylor, Robert 54 Taylor, Sue 17,13,9,54,10 Thompson, William 54 Thombury, Jerry 54,35,34 Tompsett, Diane 14,70 Towne, Gary 36,76 Towns, Michael 90 Troll, Jacqueline 18,13,54 Trowbridge, Carolyn 83 Trowbridge, Shirley 9,63 Tully, Virginia 14,54 V VanderMyde, John 27,83 VanDette, DelRita 18,9,8,63,19, 10 Vandlen, Larry 37,83,27 VanVlerah, David 90 VanLenti, Ronald 90 W Walls, Jerry 70 Walters, Carl 70 Walters, Diana 70 Walters, Harry 12,54 Wandel, Betty 18,77 Wandel, Kristine 90 Wandel, Noreen 18,63,10 Wanink, Doyle 17,12,54,11 Wanink, Luann 18,17,14,54,19,25 Ward, Susan 14,13,54,76 Warner, Carol 19,18,77 Weber, Pamela 77 Webster, Barbara 83 Wells, Dolores 9,63,10 Wernette, Melanie 14,70 Wernette, Paul 30,54,55 Westgate, Barbara 9,55,83 Wilkinson, Dorothy 8,63,10 Wilkinson, Joyce 77 Wilkinson, Susan 90 Willison, Daniel 55,25,40 Wilson, Frederick 90 Winter, Sharyl 7,84,90 Withey, Dixie 70,10 Withey, Gary 90 Witmer, Julie 15,63 Wood, Glenda 63 Wood, Linda 25,14,5,4,55,26 Wood, Pauline 19,18,15,77,10 Wood, Sharon 77 Wood, Stanley 63 Woods, Clifford 90,27 Woolworth, David 77 Wheeler, Bruce 11,55 Wheeler, Dennis 55 Wheeler, Jean (Cheryl) 15,70,63,10 Wheeler, Marilyn 90 Wheeler, Steven 83 White, Cheryl 70 White, Dale 55 White, Phyllis 9 Whitney, Michael 13 Whitney, Susan 77 Wright, James 77,25 Y Young, Gary 77 Youngman, James 27,83,20 Youngman, Sally 15,77 Youngman, Sue 19,18,15 Z Zawadzinski, John 36,70,11 Zaremba, Mike 77 Zaremba, Tim 55 107 Faculty Administration Index Ament, Donna. 94 Berends, Jack. ' 94 Bell, Max.92 Cantwell, Thelma.99 Charnley, Mary.98 Charnley, Robert. 94 Clark, Dave. 94 Cook, Joseph. 94 Coon, Elmer. 94 Coulson, Ned.98 Damschroder, B. W. 94 Daugherty, Nancy. 100 Denney, Ellen.100 DeVoogd, Kathrine. 95 Edison, Winifred. 99 Feller, Marguerite.98 Ferris, Floyd. 95 Ferris, Freida. 95 Gregg, Gladys. 95 Goulet, George.. .... 93 Harris, Maxine. 101 Hammel, William.92 Hansen, Bruce. 95 Herzog, Carol.100 Herzog, Glenn. 92 Herzog, Melba.98 Hondorp, Michael. 95 Huisman, Gracia. 95 Johnson, Janet. 101 Johnson, Jeffery. 96 Johnson, Ruth Ann. 101 Johnson, Russell.96 Jones, Helen. 99 Kavelman, Ardith. 99 Kos, Margaret.96 Kos, James.92 Kosak, Kathrine. 96 Krampe, Dorothea.100 Kirchner, Patricia.100 Kranz, Leona.100 Larsen, Erenus. 92 Larson, Barbara. 99 Larson, Mi chael. 96 Laper, Charlene. 101 LaFollette, Fern .. 99 Lindy, Letha. 99 Main, Eva. 101 Martin, M. W. 96 Moore, Lucille. 100 Moore, Rachella.96 Morrow, Katherine. 101 Merlington, Dorothy.101 Namminga, Norman. 101 Nelson, Betty.96 Neitzel, Dorothy. 100 Judy O ' Neill. 97 Rankin, Patricia. 99 Rhinard, Robert. 93 Rocker, Vickie.96 Ruthledge, Carol.97 Russell, Irene.98 Schalnet, Lana.97 Stamn, Lillian.99 Stewart, Fred.92 Vandlen, Arlo.97 Van Ocker, Robert.97 Voss, Marilyn. 100 Ward, Helen.101 Wilson, Betty.101 Wilson, Larry.97 Wood, James.97 Wood, Joyce.101 Young, Jerry. 97 Youngman, N. H.92 Zawadzinski, John.97 108 World News—1965 1 Humanitarian Dies— Dr. Albert Schweitzer died in September at Lambarene, his primitive hospital at the African jungle outpost of Gabon. The famed physician, who reached his 90th birthday in January, worked most of his life to relieve the suffering of jungle natives. 2 Queen Speaks—Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the John F. Kennedy memorial at Runnymede, England on May 14. Mrs. Kennedy is seated to the left and Prince Philip to the right of the queen. Carolyn Kennedy is seated between the queen and her mother, and Sen. Robert Kennedy stands behind Mrs. Kennedy. 3 Miss Universe— The reigning queen of beauty in the universe dur¬ ing the year was a representative from Thailand. 4 Bosch Returns —Former Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch was vehement in his address at a rally September 25, shortly after his return to Santo Domingo. 5 Wins in Run-Off—Charles deGaulle polled 55.2 per cent of the vote in a run-off election against Francois Mitterrand on December 19. The vote gave DeGaulle the French presidency for another 7 years, but the strength of the Socialist-Communistic candidate corroded the popularity of the 71-year-old president.. 6 Agrees to Cease-Fire— Pakistani Foreign Minister Zulfikar Bhutto (right) agreed in the U.N. Security Council on September 22 to ac¬ cept the Council’s cease-fire order in the undeclared war between Pakistan and India. Pakistan’s announcement came after India had agreed to the order. 7 Abortive Coup Fails —Indonesian President Sukarno was toppled from power for a brief 20 hours last fall. He gestured at a cabinet 6 meeting on October 6 during his first public appearance after the coup, which seriously shook his one-man rule. 8 Soviet Winner— Russian author Mikhail Sholokhov was vacationing in the Ural region on October 18 when he heard he had been awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize for Literature. The December award ceremony was held in Stockholm. 9 Return to Desolation —Hundreds of families returned to the wreckage of their homes, destroyed by eruption of Taal volcano, south of Ma¬ nila, on September 28. Volcanic ash covered a six-mile-square area. The death toll was estimated at 500. 10 Price of War —The number of casualties increased as the U.S. stepped up its military action in Vietnam. American advisors took part in many helicopter missions, carrying wounded soldiers, both Vietnamese and American, to copters on makeshift litters for evac¬ uation to Saigon. 1 1 Reason to Celebrate —Chancellor Ludwig Erhard of West Germany waved to a cheering crowd in Bonn after his Christian Democrats surged to victory in the September 19 parliamentary elections. Mayor Willy Brandt’s Social Democrats suffered defeat in the voting. 1 2 Colonial Rule Shaken —Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith broadcast a proclamation of sovereign independence for Rhodesia on November 11. The split from Britain was made in an attempt to insure a white minority rule of the African colony. It was the first such move against Britain since the American colonies broke away in 1776. Britain re¬ taliated swiftly and took the problem to the U.N. Security Council, which asked all nations to enforce an oil embargo against the Afri¬ can colony.