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Pettefraims ikSttiuvl 1967 PANTHERSCOPE Lapeer High School Lapeer, Michigan Cynthia Henderson, Editor Where the maples cast their shadows . . . preface To question, to experiment, to delve into the very heart of a subject is the backbone of the learning process. This same process was used to penetrate the complexities and arrive at the essence of Lapeer High School in these pages. Tradition, the past and present unified, is the logical place to begin this search. Our tradition is best typified by the Alma Mater and will provide an initial view of our school. Stands Lapeer High true ' 3,1 Li v� . • ' V-’- ■ - ; • SWJe Content Preface............................ 2 Faculty and Administration........ 10 Dedication........................ 26 Seniors........................... 29 Underclassmen..................... 78 Student Life......................115 Sports............................123 Organizations.....................141 Senior Index......................166 Advertisements....................175 Closing...........................197 There her loyal sons and daughters . . . 4 Ilail her gold and blue . . . 5 Alma Mater, we thy children Pledge our hearts to thee . . . 7 rough the years that lie before us . . . Faithful we will be .. . Board Of Education L.-R.Row One—Mr. R. C. Rasmussen, Dr. Robert Stern, William Van Dusen. Row Two-Mr. C. K. Schickler, Mr. Dr. John Thompson, Dr. B. A. Stone, Mr. Jack Smith, Mr. Ronald Warner, Mr. Gordon Hall. 10 L.-R.—Mr. R. C. Rasmussen, President; Dr. Robert Stern, Secretary. Not pictured-Mrs. Marguerite Hanson, Vice-President; Mr. Gordon Hall, Business Manager. Mr. Clyde Schlckler, Superintendent 11 Mr. Jack Fitzpatrick, Assistant Principal Mr. Henry Smith, Principal Counselors L-R. Mr. Stacy, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. Calvert, Mr. Thwing. Office Secretaries Mrs. Beckwith Miss Gibbs Miss Proulx Librarians Mrs. Beach 13 Mrs. Wilson Miss Beltz—Homemaking Mrs. Bothell—Calculus, Geometry, Trigonometry Senior High Faculty Mr. Benton—Physical Science Mrs. Belant—English, Speech Mr. Brown—Chemistry, Consumers Ed., Physical Science In the faces of our faculty you will find understanding, knowledge, experience, character and love for their work and students. Mrs. Cumper—Arts, Crafts Mrs. Compton—English Mr. DeCou—Physical Education Miss Dormire—Physical Education Mrs. Faas-Algebra Mr. Farnsworth—Michigan History, American History Mini Mr. Grenevitch—Metal Shop Mrs. Gerlach—Study Hall Mr. Harding—Driver's Education, English Mr. Hepinstall—Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing 16 Mrs. Hondorp—Personal Record Keeping, Business Math 17 Mr. McEachern—Bookkeeping, General Math Mr. Meachum—Conservation, Agriculture Mr. Meredith—English, History Mr. Miller—Physical Science, Biology Miss Morton—Homemaking 18 Mr. Nelson—Physical Science Mr. Nordstrom—English, Civics Mr. Peterson—World History, Government 20 Mrs. Rhoades—Home and Family Living, Sociology 21 Mrs. Smith—Homebound teacher Mr. Tapson—Spanish Mr. Stacy—English, Counselor Mr. Szewczyk—Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Salmon—English 22 Mrs. Vieau—Algebra, Math 24 Mr. Wilson—Mechanical Drawing Chefs and Custodians Custodians-Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Greener Chefs—Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Flowers, Mrs. Koyl, Mrs. M°SeS’ Mrs- M«rray, Mrs. Yorks 25 Our Dedication To Mr. William Stacy; English teacher, counselor, friend. “Mr. Stacy, we shall remember you . . . “for your service in our school system as an English teacher. . .working hard to complete every task. “Others will remember your contributions as a counselor. You always worked so hard with us that you had to stop sponsoring many clubs and activities in order to devote all of your time to counseling. You rendered service many years as a class sponsor. The students will never forget your help with class plays, proms, and parties. Above all we will never forget the many games you attended, always sitting with the students. “The Athletic Association will remember you for the fine work you did as treasurer. “As for yourself, you must also hold fond memories—such as your graduation from Lapeer High School. Then you furthered your education at Central Michigan University, with a Bachelor of Science degree. You taught first at Howell, Michigan. After a year there you returned to your home town, Lapeer, where you have taught for nine years. You live presently on Stacy Road in Lapeer. “Remembering those services given so willingly to the students of Lapeer High School, we sincerely hope that the many students yet to enter the counseling office and classroom of Mr. William Stacy will also come under the influence of his devotion to teach, guide and inspire.” —Students of Lapeer High School 26 Students welcome advice from Mr. Stacy on an English assignment. The library is a good source of information for faculty as well as students. Mr. Stacy's counseling office is always open to students. 27 CHRISTMAS BALL Anne Porter andDennisRunningwerecrownedSnowQueen and King of the 1966-67 Christmas Ball. “Winter Holiday” was the theme for the Christmas Ball. Sparkling decorations and music from the Bill Small Band were only part of the festivities. Snow King Dennis Running and Snow Queen Anne Porter were chosen by the seniors from a court consisting of five girls and five boys: Ann Buckley, JoAnne McGlashen, Pam Mclnally, Vickie Walz, Warren Birkenhauer, John Beattie, Chris Hansen, and Jim Minton. The Christmas Ball was a senior project this year. 28 Exchange Students Find Lapeer Very Friendly “It is a wonderful experience to get to know another country through first-hand experience, especially to get to know the great variety of people.” Seniors have acquired two fine additions to their class from across the sea, exchange students Cornelia Sperling of Frankfurt, Germany, and Per Bengtsson of Goteburg, Sweden. Cornelia made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Greener. In her spare time she reads and is interested in a variety of sports. Cornelia is active in Student Council, Library Club and Pep Club. Per is the first male exchange student Lapeer has ever had. He lives with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brinkman. Per cursed the long winter because he could not wait to get out on the golf course. He also participated in Student Council activities. Even though Per and Cornelia must return home, we will never forget the wonderful times we have shared with them. 30 Being an exchange student is just great. Valedictorian Scholastic achievement of Carol Cosens gave her the honor of becoming Salutatorian. She is the daughter of Mrs. Emojean Cosens. Outside of school her favorite activities are reading, sewing, sports, and taking piano lessons. She attends the Trinity Methodist Church and is a member of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Carol has also enjoyed the outdoor life of a Girl Scout. It took a lot of time and studying to keep the 3.8657 average she now holds, but she also found time to enter such clubs as Future Teachers, playing the flute in the school band, and becoming a Student Council representative. Her high average and fine character make her a member of the Honor Society. Carol plans to enroll at Adrian College to earn a degree in Christian Education. “Sitting around and doing nothing is what I enjoy doing most,” was a statement made by Lynn Irwin, 1967’s Valedictorian. By the looks of her activities and her 3.9739 average she seldom does this. Lynn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers. Her two favorite sports are snow skiing and sailing. Lynn is a member of the Future Teachers Club, Pep Club, and Ski Club. She has been an assistant librarian, and member of the Library Club since her arrival to Lapeer from Kingsberry. Lynn is a member of the National Honor Society and definitely fills their requirements. She is seriously considering spending her college years at Kalamazoo majoring in French. A career as a librarian also interests Lynn. Salutatorian 31 Class History In the fall of 1963 in the Junior high, we started our high school careers as freshmen. We were truly fresh or new as we faced the future undaunted and full of hope. We looked for leaders and chose Jim Dillon, president, Walt Beardslee, vice-president, Pam Mclnally, treasurer and Anne Porter, secretary. We completed our list of freshmen duties by picking red and white as our class colors and enjoyed a fine freshmen party. The opening of our sophomore year found us bewildered by the marvels of the Senior High. It was so BIG! We got under way be electing new officers; Ralph Potter, president, Pam Mclnally, vice-president, Cindy Henderson, secretary and Alice Ross, treasurer. We chose Pam Mclnally as our representative to the Homecoming Court. Now a definite part of the student body, we took giant steps toward directing student activities. In the spring elections our cadidates for vice-president and secretary, Ralph Potter and Pam Mclnally, were elected. The school year rapidly fading, we enjoyed our first semi-formal event, the Sophomore Prom. Opening activities our sophomore year saw us again in the middle of elections. We put our class in the capable hands of Jim Eastman, president, Anne Porter, secretary, Alice Ross, vice-president and Cindy Henderson, treasurer. Pam Mclnally was chosen as our representative on the Homecoming Court. We presented our first play that spring, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. Student body elections saw heated competition for offices with the addition of three new positions on a Student Court. Aletta Agnew, Kathy Bergin, and Dave Wenzel were selected as judges, and Laura Madden, Pam Mclnally and Cindy Henderson won executive positions on the Student Council. As our fourth and final year began, we chose those who would lead us; Bob Baldwin, president, Anne Porter, vice-president, Ann Buckley, secretary and Karen Fitzgerald, treasurer. A beautiful new football field filled us with pride and made our Homecoming perfect. Cindy Henderson, Anne Porter, Pam Mclnally, Vicki Walz and Joann McGlashen were senior attendants on Queen Laura Madden’s court. We presented a light comedy for our senior play, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. At Christmas time, we sponsored a Winter Holiday Ball complete with King and queen to reign over the fesitivities. Dennis Running and Anne Porter did the honors. Now we are standing at graduation’s door. The prospects for a successful future are bright for each of us. Graduation is our admission to the great wide world, our right to begin shaping our future. 32 Respectfully submitted, Bob Baldwin, senior class presi Karen Fitzgerald and Ann Buckley Treasurer and Secretary, respectfully, of the senior class. President Bob Baldwin discusses important business with Vice-President Ann Porter. Senior Class Officers and Sponsors Senior class sponsors were Mrs. N. O'Rourke, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. Farnsworth, and Mrs. Bothell. Mr. Harding was absent. 33 The Man That Came To Dinner The Senior play cast from left to right: Row 1: K. Riedel, S. Warren, M. Bolton, T. Carter, R. Baldwin, R. Struble, C. Driskell, C. Wadsworth, R. Daunt, P. Bengtsson, J. Eastman. Row 2: G. Thick, T. Thomas, J. Rohder, A. Ross, M. Burris, A. Buckley, C. Cosens, D. Stone, C. Henderson, S. Blankenhorn, K. Bergin, G. Gearhart, S. Olson, L. Irwin, A. Porter, K. Fitzgerald, B. Reamer, D. Farrand. Mrs. Stanley . . . . Miss Preen........ John ............. Richard Stanley . . Sarah ............ June Stanley . . . . Mrs. Dexter . . . . Mrs. McCutcheon . Mr. Stanley....... Maggie Cutler . . . Dr. Bradley . . . . Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . . Bert Jefferson . . . Professor Metz . . Presented By The Senior Class Cast . . Carol Cosens Mr. Baker .................Jason Rohder .... Lynn Irwin Henderson ...............Gary Gearhart . . Marvin Bolton Michaelson...............Per Bengtsson . . Craig Driskell Expressman...............Byron Reamer ......Sue Olson Lorraine Sheldon...............Ann Buckley Cindy Henderson Sandy.....................Steve Blankenhorn .... Alice Ross Beverly Carlton................Mark Burris . . Kathy Bergin Wescott..................Gary Gearhart Craig Wadsworth Radio Technicians...........Robert Daunt, . . . Anne Porter Jason Rohder . . . Don Farrand Banjo.....................Jim Eastman . . Dennis Stone Plainclothesman ...........Per Bengtsson, Karen Fitzgerald Russell Struble . . . Bob Baldwin Detective.................Terry Carter . Russell Struble 34 We, the Senior class, would like to thank Mrs. Joan Belant for her work in making the play a success. Hurry! I go on in ten minutes. “One thing I want for Christmas is to remember the image of you in that mummy case, Lorraine. Our director, Mrs. Belant, carefully fixing the beard of Mr. Whiteside (Dennis Stone). 35 IN MEMORY Marvin K. McClard (1949-1966) “Between our birth and our death We may touch understanding As a moth brushes a window with its wing. ” . . . Christopher Fry Aletta Agnew Marc Anderson Karla Apsey Jack Babcock James Baker Rose Bard Robert Baldwin 37 Randall Barber Shirley Bartel Ruth Ann Behnke Per Bengtsson Gary Bennett 38 Kathleen Bergin Michael Berry Della Bibber Warren Birkenhauer John Blankenhorn Josie Blazo Marvin Bolton Larry Bonner Lawrence Brough Ann Buckley Virginia Burgess Mark Burris Candice Cargill Terry Carter 41 Peggy Caryl Cindy Castle Nancy Chatters Janice Collins Patrick Coghlan Phillip Collier Gary Childers 42 Dale Coon •Let's add this too. Carol Cosens Dawn Cox Brenda Conger Judy (Truax) Cook Penny Combs 43 Lou Cox George Daly William Davidson Robert Daunt James Davis Kenneth Davis Linda Crittendon Marcia Cronin 44 Glenn Daymon v. Mary DeGroat Kaye DeLong Douglas Deirlein Linda Dickinson James Dillon Jane Deacons 45 Caroline Dorr 46 47 Jodie Fields 48 Danny Fraim Beverly Fritz Nancy Fuson Gary Garner Gary Gearhart Scott Gertiser Peggy Gee Virginia Garner Rose Gould Charles Gramer Pamela Gramer Jill Greener William Grossbauer Lynn Haggadone Joyce Hamilton Chris Hansen 50 Ronald Hartley Dennis Haver Robert Hayes Ardis Heatley Sally Hegarty Cynthia Henderson Dennis Stone listens intently as Student Court activities are discussed. 51 Diane Hendershott Leila Heussner Marjorie Higley Marilyn (Rasch) Hotchkiss Marlene Hickey Connie Hunt DeWayne Hunt Sally Hunt Leonard Hurlburt Marjorie Hyatt Charles Hyde Lynn Irwin Michael Johnson James Jostock Thomas Judd 53 Michael June Patricia Kashubosky Kathleen Kleinknecht Russell Kaake Nancy Kelch Bonnie Kalanquin James Kelts James Knapp 54 George Knockeart Nancy Krakker Lawrence Krascell Judy Knoll Patricia Krakker Garold Kreis Angela LaFayette Joyce Laidler Shirley Lamphere Roger Lamphere Darlene Lambrix I Linda Langan 56 Mary Lee LaPrade Claude Laur Anne Lawrence Judith Lewis Deborah Lilly Cathy Lindsay Daryl Leonard 57 Nolan Logan Dwight McComb Joanne McGlashen Pamela Mclnally Ronald Maasch Gerald Mack Mark Major Laura Madden Donna Majewski Edward McMahon 58 Heidi Mattson Elaine Meredith Dan Miller Carol Martin Gregory Mayer Beverly Miller Joan Marzetti Terry Meier 59 Jacqueline Miller James Minton Patrick Montgomery Carol Morey Robert Morningstar 61 Joseph Novak Pamela Novak Cheryl Nutt Thomas O'Donnell Helen Oliver James Oliver Roy Olson Timothy O'Neill Arthur Oliver 62 63 Joel Plummer “Tom Judd studies hard to achieve good grades. Ralph Potter Janet Powell David Powers Charles Poole Lillian Poole Jane Proulx Faith Pruitt Sharyl Putnam Bruce Qualls Gene Racknor Karen Ranger Byron Reamer Maryann Racknor 65 Brian Rebney Marilyn Redick Patty Rickett Eileen Riordan Stanley Roberts Jamie Richards Judith Rivett 66 Alice Ross Connie Ross Linda Rossman Carol Ruddy Dennis Running Walter Russell Becky Rutherford David Sanders Paul Sanders 67 Fred Sawgle Darwin Schreib Marilyn Schroeder Sandra Seames Joyce Scramlin Gail Seiler Daniel Shangle Alice Shearer Douglas Shoemaker Anthony Skalecki Maruerite Sloan Susan Silvey John Slawter The end results of a woodshop project signify patience, skill and pride. Gary Smith David Smith 69 Wayne Starr 70 Gregory Steffes Larry Stone 71 Dennis Stone Gary Stoneburg Duane Stowell Russell Struble Patricia Sullivan John Taylor Jack Sweeney Charles Sweet Sheryl Taylor Phillip Thick 72 Karen Thom Mary Thomas One of Future Teacher's big projects was cadet teaching. Laurene Thompson Mary Thompson Kay Thornton Linda Tooley Betty Trim 73 Robert E. Tripp Judith K. Truax Stephen VandeWater Lelah Verran Frances VanWagnen David Vaughan Rachel Utley Janet Voss Dana Vowels Thomas Walker Craig Wadsworth Susan Walker Ralph Warner Vicki Walz 75 Azubah Weaver David Wenzel Ginger (Schmidt) Whipple David White Charles Whitehead 76 Vicki White Angela Williams Bruce Wilson Steven Wilson Penelope Winslow Dennis Worden UNDERCLASSMEN I I I L.-R. BUI DesJardins, President; Micky Hayden, Secretary; and Phil Pierson, Vice-President. Junior Class Officers and Sponsors L.-R. Standing: Mr. Rezelman, Mr. Loeding, Mr. Thiemkey.Seated: Mrs. Seaton, and Mrs. Compton. K Is your locker stuck again????? Lynn Agee Deena Albrecht John Alden Leonard Aldridge James Alexander Dale Allison Dave Armstrong Joan Armstrong Guy Arndt Donnie Atwood Stan Bain Gary Baldwin Richard Ballard Neil Bannon Kristine Barber Richard Barber Malcolm Barclay Jane Barnett Terry Bax Richard Beckman Connie Beebe Sue Behnke Jolaine Bessette Bill Best Rose Ann Bibber Diane Bird Debbie Bishop 80 Norm Blandel Glenn Blankenhorn Karen Boiler Carol Bond Sharron Bond Ken Bothell Cathy Bradshaw Paula Bright Frank Brinkman Mary Brough Dixie Brown Sue Brown Valeta Brown Ken Bryant Linda Budizer Suzanne Burch Cathy Burke Mike Burke Gail Butterfield Dick Carr Kathy Christiansen Doug Ciosek Ron Clark Open w-i-d-e-r, Jack. Thelma Clark Judy Clemens Phyllis Clemens 81 Chuck Conger Arnie Congdon Mike Cook Jim Craig Dan Cronin Eleanor Cronin Colleen Cyr Beverly Daley Barb Daniels Kathy Darling Robert Darling Vicki Davenport Janice Davey Donna Davis John Davis Tom Day Charles DeArmond Eleanor DeLong Janet Dennis Bill DesJardins Tom Dietrich Roger Dixon Kay Doak Dale Dontje Mrs. Beach is frowning at you Carl. Shhhh!!! 82 Karen Dorner Bill Dosh Allen Dougherty Tom Edwards Bette Evans Bonnie Evans Sandy Evoy Tom Farrington Janet Feldman Phebe Ferguson Kerry Fish Lyn Fish Ron French Steve Fromwiller Roger Fuller Ann Gail Judy Gail Diane Gallagher Barbara Getty Judy Glass Janet Gohlke Rosemary Gower Debbie Gramer Dick Green Kay Green Jeff Groom Fran Grover Mary Haber Gary Hagemeister John Hale Aldon Harris Weldon Harris Carole Harrison Richard Haver Micky Hayden Jamie Hayward 83 Donna Heck Helen Heckman Chuck Heiser Cheryl Hendershott Carl Henderson Gregg Henley Barb Heldreth Brenda Hill Carmen Himes Carolyn Hodge Connie Hofert Bill Hoffert Diane Hotchkiss Barb Howey Sandy Huffman Sue Hunt Bill Hurd Clinton Husted Sylvia Hutchings Joe Jackson Gayle Jakubos Fred Jasper Peggy Jeakle Tim Johnson Nearly three-fourths of our students ride the bus to school. Dennis Keefer Lucy Keena Russ Kelly Nancy Kelts Ken Kerbyson Sharron Kiehler Juanita Kline Judy Knapp Darris Knight Charles Knockeart George Kocur Darlene Kowalski Dawn Krakker Peggy Krakker Bob Kressbach Tim Kribs Arnold Kropp Rick Kundracik Kathy Lai die r Vicki Lambert Kay Lashbrook Karen Lawrence Larry Leach Linda Lonsberry Linda Lovelace David Ludington Laura Magel Ed Mahan Chris Mark Elaine Markley Chuck Marshall Marsha McClard 85 Bruce McComb Galen McComb Dave McDonald Tom McDonald Terry McGinnis Karen McHugh Vicki McMann Jerry Meier Melody Mellish Joann Miller Librarians work hard to achieve an attractive display. Mike Miller Kim Millikln Sarah Mitchell Dan Money Mary Montgomery Shelley Moore Robert Morey Phillis Morris Jackie Moses Margaret Moss 86 Daryl Mowen Jean Myers Vina Myus Kay Newton Christopher Nichols Marcia Nicholas Nancy Noake Bernie Novak Leon O’Briant Nancy O'Brien Dave Odalvich Veronica Oliver Nick Parker Paul Parsch Ruth Paslean Dave Phillips Verna Pickett Phillip Pierson Ed Plorkowski Bobbi Pittman Patty Plummer Mary Beth Potter Steve Price Charlotte Proulx Ed Quakenbush Laura Quakenbush Charyl Rasch Kathy Rauh Cindy Reamer Shari Reid Tom Rhein Debbie Rice Don Rice Jennifer Riddel Sandi Riedel John Robinson Gary Ross Gloria Ross John Rowden Linda Rowden 87 Diana Russell Fred Russell Carl Ryan Bonnie Sadler Carol Sak Janie Sanders Terry Sawgle Ed Schalau Dallas Schlaud Anthony Schlaud Valerie Schlaud Valda Scramlin Mike Seames Dennis Seiler Gail Shack Joanne Shannon Ruth Shearer Ray Sherwood Mike Shigley Brenda Shoults Joanne Skellenger Paula Sloan Donna Smith Mark Smith Marsha Smith Patrick Smith Patricia Smith Sue Solak Dave Speirs Ann Steel Judy Stephens Walt Stewart Ruth Stoakley Eileen Stock Barb Stocker Howard Stone Sandi Storgoff Bill Sudia Sandy Sumner Cheryl Suttie 88 Mike Sweet Ron Tallieu Marc Taylor Sharon Tedford Allan Thick Bob Thomas Danny Thompson Sue Thompson Geraldine Towsend Alice Trim Carolyn Tripp Karen Tripp Tom Tuzinsky Brad Van Horn Bill Vesely Vicky Vincent Debbie Wacholz Janet Warren Verna Waugh Marsha Weaver Nancy West Harry Weston Janet White Patrick White Peggy White Jim Whitney Jan Wickstrom JoAnn Wiggins Liz Wildfong Norma Wilkinson Carol Williams Ron Wilmers Jim Wilson Dennis Winslow Marlys Winter Brenda Wooster Charna Worden Dave Zemmer This year an a la carte line was instituted. 89 From left to right: Dennis Zietlow, President; JoAnn Apsey, Secretary; Trtsh Hupp, Treasurer; and Dave Peek, Vice President. Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors We found our sophomore year at L.H.S. to be filled with many new responsibilities and activities. To finance such activities as the Freshman and Sophomore Prom, we sell baked goods at noon to fellow students each month. We also enjoy taking part in selling refreshments at both football and basketball games. The end of this year marks the halfway point of our senior high years. We watch the upper classmen anxiously, seeing what our next two years will hold for us. Seated: Mrs. O’rourk, Miss Belts, and Miss Schroeder. Standing: Mr. McEachern and Mr. Benton. 90 Tony Abruzzo John Anga Joann Apsey Sandra Austin Vicki Bader Debbie Bain Kathleen Barr Neva Barr Judy Baxter Patti Bennett Mark Bergin Judy Berlin Chris Bickle Tina Biazo Jackie Boeneman Mariann Bogle Diane Bohnsack Gary Bonner Patricia Boruch Dawn Bontrager Kathy Bower Earl Boyden Linda Bradshaw Mary Brazie Ron Bretz George Brown Joe Brown Richard Bruce Dave Bruce Mike Burke Bill Burris Janet Burrough Bev Butler Alfonso Cantu Floyd Cargill Dale Case William Cash Stephanie Chilberg Bob Chiszar Sue Churchill 91 Linda Clark Deb Clasper Rencie Claxton Patricia Comstock Ray Conger Gordon Coning John Cosen Cheryl Coulter Doug Coulter Linda Coulter Todd Coulter Mary Crall Connie Cramton Bruce Cranick Laura Daily Philip Daunt Dianne Davey Elaine Day Linda Daymon Joe Debusk Darla DeGroat Nancy DeGroat Anne Dellar Ruth Ann Delong Ted Deming Tim DeView Mike Diamond Robert Dice Jean Dickerson Rene Dickinson Liz Dougherty Judy Driskell David Duckwitz Charles Earhart Lorraine Earhart X t 92 Robert Eastman Mike Filer Jim Filipiak Ronald Firmingham Darlene Fisher Debbie Fischer Debbie Fischer Casey Fitzpatrick Linda Fleming Anne Folsom Diane Ford Perry Fortier Steve Frost John Freeman Sherman Gallagher Randy Gardner Steve Gardner Pedro Garza Linda Gayer George Gee Brad Gerlach Linda Gerlach Linda Giers Ruth Glassbrook Rick Goward Bruce Graham Greg Granger Susan Grant Kathy Gary Smile! You're on candid camera. 93 Half-time at the football game means work for the band. Cindy Groves Debbie Gregory Pam Grumbache Pearl Gruno Dave Haggodone Kathy Hall Jim Hale Eva Hannah Leonard Hanson Corrine Hardenburgh Tom Harrison Allen Harsen John Hart Mark Hart Vernon Hayward Lawra Hawkins Larry Hazelwood Lester Heatley Tom Hegerty Harold Hendershott Corinne Hewison Josephine Higley John Hill Mike Holland 94 Marilyn Kage Barb Kalanquin Stephanie Holman Fred Hoock Mary Kaller Jeff Horton Alma Kallio Debbie Hotchkiss Jack Howay Larry Hunt Trish Hupp Ellen Husted Gary Husted Dave Ingersoll Irene Inman Carol Ireland Norman Jayne Bill Johnson Dean Johnson George Jones Darlene Judd Sheila Judd Valinda Judd Vickie June Darlene Kapten John Kasner Jay Katzmark Ginger Keena Becky Kelch Burton Kellog Basil King Nancy Kolloff Michelle Kolton Dennis Koyl 95 Diane Koyl Kenneth Laetz Stephen Laidler Kathy Landis Laura Larsen Bethany Laur Brenda Lawrence Kevin LeDuc Dave Leonard David Uechty Shirley Liscomb John Logan Linda Lutz Lynne McAllister Marilyn McDonald Robert McDonald Lindsay McGlashen Sally McGregor Rex McGuire Mark McKillen Ron McKinstry Dan McLain JoAnn Mack Tom Mallow Gilbert Marcus Richard Margrif Linda Markley Marcia Maxfield Bonnie Meier Bernadette Miller Chuck Miller Robert Miller 96 Denise Minton Debby Mitchell Vicki Monette Leonard Moot Chris Moore Gary Moore Jim Morris Linda Mroz Cathy Myers Michael Nagy Pat Nagy Yield Nelson John O'Conner Kathy O'Donnell t Kim Oliver Sharon Oliver Aaron Ostrander Russel Palmer Don Pardee Chris Paul David Peek Carolyn Pierce Jeni Piorunek Dennis Powell Sandi Powell Gary Preville Clinton Price Kathy Putnam Joe Putnik Posters and pep are everywhere the day of a football game. Robert Rabb Sue Racknor Gary Ravert Fred Ray Brent Reamer Doug Reamer Frank Reamer Mary Ann Rhein Donna Richards Linda Richards That's one way of keeping his mouth shut, Diane!!! Mike Russell Bob Rapson Evonne Richie Brenda Rickgers Pam Riley Connie Rivett Steve Roberts Dave Rouse Jim Ruddy Jeff Rudzki 98 Karen Running Nancy Salmond Diane Sanders Sam Sanders Bill Sanders Ken Saunders Don Sawgle Cathy Schlaud Donna Schlaud Gay Schmidt Linda Schmidt Cora Schultz Elaine Schultz Kathy Schwerin JoAnn Seaman Cheryl Seames Moodi Sears Donna Rickett Jim Sharp Dick Shaw Barry Shoults Don Shoultz Rita Sierakowski Karen Silvey Mike Skellenger Vicki Skonas Terry Slawter Diane Smith 99 Jesse Smith Jim Smith John Smith Michael Smith Kathy Sholden Carol Snover Darlene Spencer Linda Spoor Joe Spreeman Pat Stacy Bob Stacy Bill Stafford Dee Ann Staley Bruce Steffes Karin Stenson Alice Stern Brad Stiles Joyce Stimson Nikki Stratton Sandi Streling Jim Stuart Don Sumner Terry Surtees Rebecca Sweet Debbie Swett Diane Swett Mary Thick Nick Thom Carol Thomas Kathy Thomas Gary Thompson Jim Thompson Jean Thompson Martha Thompson Tom Thompson 100 Ken Thornton Phil Townsend Sue Utley Kathy Van Horn Mary Verbeke Kristie Waghorne Dave Wagner Ron Wagner Terry Wagner Vickie Wagner Bob Wangler Fred Walz Roxann Warren Gail Waterloo Dave Watz Ken Watz Bonnie Waugh Dennis West Kay West Elizabeth Westfall Debbie White Mike White Ed Wilcox Earl Williams Jeff Wilson Kate Wilt Judy Winslow Karen Withorn Bob Wolfe Basil Wolgast Jane Wolgast David Woodward Deborah Wooster Mary Wooster Eva Wright Dennis Zietlow 101 L.-R.-Paula Mclnally, Tina Poole, Sue Ann Miller Freshman Class Officers and Sponsors L.-R.-Row One-Mrs. Faas, Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. Thiemkey.-RowTwo-Mr. Nordstrom, Mr. Nelson 102 Clark Adams Susan Addison Rodney Albrecht Darlene Allen Penny Arbaugh Gene Arms Don Atwell Diane Baily Dave Baker Rick Baker Bill Baldwin Cheryl Baldwon Julie Ballard Fred Barrigar Sharon Bartel Harold Batzloff Irene Baxter Jackie Baxter Caroline Behnke Charles Behnke Daneen Bernyk Robert Best Janet Bird Dan Bishop Jeffrey Black Robert Blankenhorn Barb Blazo Guy Blondin 103 John Blondin Michael Blue Peggy Bond Don Bone steel Brenda Bontrager Tom Boone Larry Borck Richard Bothell Terry Bradshaw Sandra Bradway Dave Bridenbaugh Linda Bridenbaugh Keith Brocker Warren Brocker •I've got it. . . I've got it! Jerry Bruce Terry Bruce Gloria Bublltz Ricky Buchanan 104 Brian Burgess Teresea Burke Sandra Burris Susan Burris Michael Butterfield Joell Bybee Bruce Byrnes Buddy Byrnes Pam Carey Mike Carpenter Terria Carpenter Mike Charter Sandra Chernenko Richard Chisholm Don Clark John Clark Michael Clark Minnie Clark Nancy Clasper Cindy Clements Karen Coffin Georgia Collier Sandra Combs Dorothea Comstock 105 Cheyenne Conant Margie Conley Jo Conte Dave Cordes Kathy Coulter Terry Coulter Steven Craig Russell Crouch Remember the Betty Crocker Test? Marlene Davis Rachel Davis Roger Day David Darling Debbie Davenport Sue DeArmond Linda DeLong Mike DeLong 106 Richard Doak David Dorr John Dowling Pam Ducker Barb Edgette Roger Eppler Charles Evans Janet Evans Perry DeLong Kathy Dempsey Don Rice David Dipka Jack Dutton Cherl Eastman Bruce Eckersley Victor Eden Kathy Evans Sharon Evans Vicky Evans Sandra Ferrett Chris Fields Jim Filer 107 108 Joanne Filipiak Greg Fischer Patty Fisher Robert Fisher Jean Flanigan Linda Fockler Spencer Ford Ken Fortier Nita French Terry Fritz Warren Fuson Alton Gardner Linda Hart John Hartwlck Steve Hartwig Deelynn Hathaway Gilda Hayes Diane Heiser Patrick Heller Charles Helwig Nancy Giers Jim Gleason Laurie Gramer Susan Miller learns to make Christmas decorations. Nancy Gray Bonnie Green Gay Ann Green Nick Green Margaret Greer Jackie Griffin Doug Grinnell David Groom Nancy Grover Keith Hanson Pam Harriman John Hart Charlene Hendershott Tim Jostock Faustine Judd Patti June Bill Kalbfleisch Pam Henderson Doug Hewison Jim Kage Kathy Karlek Sue Keefer David Hill Sue Keefer Rhonda Hoagland George Klehler Wayne Hoffert Barb King Glenn Hoffert Rose Hoock Robert Kimball Kenneth Hooper Andrew Kline Steve Hosner Paula Hotchkiss Rodger Houck Bill Knapp Jim Howey Denise Knight Gwen Hunt Linda Hunt Phillip Hunt Lola Husted Joy Kreis Gary Hutchinson Jill Hutchinson Marsha Hyatt Tom Hyde Chris Inman Kenneth Irelan Pam Jacobs Danny Jamieson Donna Jeakle Mike Jerke Debbie Johnson Dwight Johnson Joan Johnson Robert Johnson Teresa Johnson Fred Jones Ronald Jones 109 Sometimes a diagram will solve problems in astronomy. Paula La Fountain Lois Laidler Mike Lange Kathy Lawrence Judi Lindsay Linette Lonsberry George Lutz Patrice Madden Bob Markley Christine Markley Marilyn Martin Ray Martin Tom Martin Chris Marvin Kevin McAllister Penny McCallum Steve McCarrick Joyce McClelland Debbie McDonald Carl McGinnis Valerie Money Debbie Montroy Debra Moore Jeanne Moore Mel Moore Michel Moore Susan Moore Everet Morey Barbara Morgan Darlene Mroz Joann Mulholland Judy Murcko Bill Murray Carolyn Myers Leslie Myers 110 Linda Phillips Cheryl Pier Gary Piger Leon Pilly Brenda Pittman Joan Planck Mary Nagel Vicki Nelson Leslie Nicholas Janet Pluff Craig Plummer Tina Poole Steve Nicholas Don Nolan Ernie North Janet Pratt Jesse Pratt Linda Price Mike Novak Paul Novak Douglas O’Briant Rinda Price Bill Pruitt Vicki Putman Maureen O’Conner Rick Olson Steve Olson Debbie Quinlan Bill Racine John Reamer Terry O’Neill Laurie Paul Larry Parrott Scott Rebney Ray Reid Brad Reynolds Linda Parrott Richard Parsons Dale Patten Ronald Rhead Jim Rhein Steve Rhein Pat Pearson Penny Pearson Debra Perkins Deborah Perks Cerise Petrie John Pfeiffer 111 John Rice Brenda Richards Judy Richardson Richard Rickett Cindy Ricksgers Pat Riordan Drew Ritchie Dennis Roberts Shannon Robinson Dorothy Rohr Billie Ross Carol Ross Steve Ruddock Thomas Ruddy Marilyn Sak Judy Salmond Mike Sawgle Karen Schalau Kathy Schocke Ken Schroeder Karen Scott Claude Scramlin Joe Scramlin Stephen Seames Precision assures a good grade. Wendy Seames Mike Shelton Rick Shoemaker Wayne Shepard Sue Shigley Denise Shrader Anita Shoults Christine Shoultz Linda Sierakowski Walter Sierakowski 112 Mark Sllvey Dan Slnka Carol Skellenger Doug Sloan Dan Smith Kay Smith Norma Smith Joan Snoddy Dave Sohlden Gene Somerville Carol Speirs Martin States Stacy Stimson John Stoneburg Tim Stowell Peggy St. Pierre Susan Strong Sharon Stroup Faith Sutherland Gene Suuppi Ted Sweeney John Tallieu Terry Tedford Greg Terbush Rick Terpening Lorraine Thick Jerry Thompson Peggy Thompson Charles Toole Nadine Truax Mary Ann Tuzinsky Bruce Uren Dave Utley Roger Van Horn Bill Verbeke 113 “Only four minutes to go, and six books to lug! Jerry White Steve Witman Kevin Wickstrom Lynn Wiggins Gary Widley Judy Williams Robert Verdier Duaine Vowels Karen Wagner Nancy Wagner Bob Walker Della Waterhouse Cheryl Watters Danny Walz Shirley Waugh Jane Weingartz Janice Weir Robert Weir Curtis Wheeler Barbra White Doug White Linn Williams Linda Willin Don Wilson Pat Wilson Richard Winter Penny Wooster Doak Worden Carol Wyse Judy Young Mark Zahnow 114 STUDENT LIFE The language laboratory provides a place to practice for French and Spanish students. Communication Telephones are placed throughout the school for the convenience of the students. We the students of Lapeer Senior High believe communication is one of the most vital factors in our students life. Through these few pages we hope to help you understand this better. 116 Faculty members exchange ideas for presentation of a new unit. Fourth hour provides time for exchanging news of friends, school activities and the pop quiz in English class. Interplay of words between teacher and students is what makes Our daily newspaper is the public address system. L. H. S. tick. 117 See Us Work As we look on all the hard work and effort the students have done to expand their knowledge, we see moments when the statement ■‘It’s fun to learn” proves itself right. It does not matter if it involves the use of many objects or just a textbook. It helps us to form interests and find out if we wish to use it as a skill or hobby. Chemistry lab unfolds the surprise of breaking down materials and discovering what they consist of. 118 Future homemakers patiently wait and watch as their experience in cooking is put to the test. Students attain new skills in precision work in shop class. A marketable skill is being taught to these girls. 119 See Us Play “There is a time for work and a time for play” also pertains to school. We are provided with lunch hours, activity periods, and extra-curricular activities for all to participate in. Bob Fisher takes our signs literally. One of our many assemblies was conducted by Mr. Vic Hyde. . . . and now a word from our sponsors. 120 Concession stands are really hopping at half-time. Would you believe Don Thumb? Sitting one out can sometimes be as much fun as dancing. 121 The students enjoy the opportunity of working in concessions. Songs sung by the school chorus are enjoyed by the whole school. See Us Even out of class the students ask for the assistance of the teachers. In the few minutes before the class bell sounds, we have time to get the latest school news. 122 1 believe in teenagers. Varsity Football i ■ iPIU Pf£Q lAPtER lAPCER LKPEC« lAPfli UPEEA LAPEER LAPEER. Laiii, _. L} w X Aana ■ LAPEEB _ L.-R.—First Row—Paul Stern, Tom Smith, Gary Stevenson, John Beattie, Jim Minton, Chris Hansen, Jason Rohder, Bill Davis, Warren Birkenhauer—Second Row—Nick Parker, Tony Schlaud, Glenn Blankenhorn, Dave Winslow, Ken Bothell, Mike Sweet, John Robinson, Bill DesJardins—Third Row—Charles DeArmond, Butch Stone, Terry Bax, Carl Ryan, Ron Combs, Don Rice—Fourth Row—Greg Henley, Mike Burke, Dick Ballard, Rick Kundracik. RECORD 124 Lapeer 6 Ainsworth 13 Lapeer 0 Port Huron Northern 28 Lapeer 0 L’Anse Creuse 20 Lapeer 13 Oxford 19 Lapeer 7 Romeo 13 Lapeer 14 Kettering 38 Lapeer 7 Beecher 0 Lapeer 0 Waterford 21 Things move fast for our Panthers. Football, a major outdoor fall sport, is enjoyed by both spectators and contestants. Whether winning or losing, the game is full of spirit, action, and tension. The new football stadium was put to use late in the season and the team showed the crowd their appreciation by winning the Beecher game. Even though the season was in one respect unsuccessful, the players never lost their team spirit, the real mark of success. Mr. DeCou gives helpful suggestions to our end, Paul Stern. It’s so hard to lose after we have played so hard. 125 Varsity Basketball Row One-L.-R.-R. Combs, P. Thick, P. White, B. DesJardins, D. Runnings, D. Wenzel Row Two-L.-R.-B. Stone, P. Parsch, J. Beattie, J. Minton, D. Rice, B. Gerlach, T. Surtees. Record Lapeer 57 Lakeville 80 Lapeer 82 L’Anse Creuse 53 Lapeer 75 Northern 63 Lapeer 50 Kettering 84 Lapeer 57 Waterford 77 Lapeer 56 Marysville 79 Lapeer 62 Port Huron Central 76 Lapeer 52 Oxford 61 Lapeer 59 Lakeville 66 Lapeer 55 Romeo 77 Lapeer 78 Northern 74 Lapeer 54 Kettering 75 Lapeer 60 L’Anse Creuse 52 Lapeer 63 Port Huron Central 85 Lapeer 93 Oxford 92 Lapeer 73 Romeo 93 Our team is in a huddle. 126 The opening game, December 3, meant excitement and anticipation of the season’s coming basketball games. Under the direction of coach Gene Hepinstall the Panthers improved their playing ability through long, hard practices. With the coming of the tournaments, the Panthers and spectators suffered a heartbreaking disappointment when Troy defeated Lapeer with a score of 69-70. S-I-N-K it! Varsity Baseball Row One—L.-R.—C. Wadsworth, T. Farrington, W. Beardslee. Row Two—L.-R.—N. Blandell, J. Eastman, G. Stephenson. When the returning lettermen of the Varsity Baseball team find time to think of spring we are sure their thoughts include the exciting times they have had playing baseball this year, as in past years. It has meant hard strenuous practices after school and all the enthusiasm of competing with other teams. 128 J.V. FOOTBALL «l«ilW2V313illft( Row one— L.-R.—Dave Watts, Jim Hale, Tony Abruzzo, Jim Norris, Dennis Koyle, Casey Fitzpatrick, Brad Gerlach, Mike Russell, Jim Thompson, John Freeman, Row Two—Jim Ruddy, Dave Haggadone, Terry Surtees, Mark McKillan, Gary Thompson, Terry Wagner, Dennis Zietlos, John Cousens, Dennis Powell, Bob Wangler. Row Three—Rex McGuire, Floyd Cargill, Gary Preville, Bill Miller, George Brown, Jim Sharp, Lindsay McGlashen, Mike Burke. Row Four—Mike Diamond, Greg Stephenson, Bob Miller, Dan McLain, Aaron Ostrander. Record Lapeer 6 Ainsworth 40 Lapeer 18 Port Huron Northern 26 Lapeer 14 L’Anse Creuse 14 Lapeer 26 Oxford 6 Lapeer 26 Romeo 13 Lapeer 14 Kettering 0 Lapeer 18 Beecher 19 Lapeer 12 Waterford 15 129 Come on boys—let's win! J.V. Basketball Left to Right—Row One: T. Surtees, T. Wangler, C. Henderson, M. McKillen, D. Leonard. Row Two: C. DeArmond, C. Ryan, C. Fitzpatrick, L. Mooi, G. Thompson, B. Gerlach. Row Three: R. Kundracik, D. Johnson, D. Zietlow, G. Henley, D. Powell, V. Hayward. Record Lapeer 65 Lakeville 79 Lapeer 61 L’anse Creuse 39 Lapeer 65 Port Huron Northern 40 Lapeer 45 Kettering 46 Lapeer 46 Waterford 50 Lapeer 18 Marysville 14 Lapeer 61 Port Huron Central 58 Lapeer 64 Oxford 50 Lapeer 61 Lakeville 66 Lapeer 69 Romeo 58 Lapeer 57 Port Huron Northern 79 Lapeer 70 Kettering 66 Lapeer 61 L’anse Creuse 74 Lapeer 50 Port Huron 76 Lapeer 58 Oxford 62 Team members size each other up during a Junior Varsity game. 130 J.V. Baseball L.-R.-ROW 1—D. Watz; C. Fitzpatrick; T. Wagner; D. Leonard; D. Zletlow; J. Ruddy; D. West; Row 2—G. Preville; P. Waltz; J. Hill; R. Bretz; R. Goward; B. Shoultz; D. Koyt; Row 3—D. Peck; M. Hart; F. Hayward; L. McGlassen; K. LeDuc Junior Varsity baseball includes both Freshman and Sophomore boys. The boys start their rigorous spring training before the snow and mud even leaves the field. The team has much to learn and relearn before their first game in May. This is good preparation for the type of team they plan to have next year for varsity. Mr. DeCou, the team coach, knows the boys will do a fine job of representing our school. 131 Freshmen Football L.-R. Row One-T. Ruddy; R. Baker; D. Clark; R. Bothell; B. Blankenhorn; D. Sohlden; R. Crouch; D. White; A. McGlashen; S. Ruddock; Row 2—D. Bruce; P. Pearson; S. Olson; G. Lutz; T. Sweeney; B. Baldwin; G. Piger, M. Shelton; R. Terpenmg; M. Silvey; Row Three-R. Truax; J. Black; J. Filer; R. Shoemaker; R. Chisholm; W. Sierakowski; T. Boone; D. Utley; K. Wickstom; G. TerBush; Row Four-G. Hoffert; E. North; J. Gleason; W. Fuson; J. Cage; T. Coulter; D. Smith; J. Scramlin; R. Reid. Team work is definitely in action on the field with the Freshmen football crew. Mr. Warner has directed the team by enforcing long practices and scrimages. The excitement of the games was evident to all that attended. We hope that as future Junior and Varsity players the team succeeds. 132 Freshmen Basketball Row One—L.-R.—S. Olsen, R. Bothell, C. Adams, J. Filer, K. Wickstrom. Row Two— L.-R.—J. Black, R. Shoemaker, B. Eckersly, S. Kiser, J. Dowling. Row Three—L.-R.— T. Bradshaw, D. Wilson, D. Mellish, D. Rickett, P. Pearson, D. Chisholm. Record Lapeer 44 Port Huron 48 Lapeer 52 North Branch 44 Lapeer 40 Oxford 50 Lapeer 34 L’Anse Creuse 32 Lapeer 49 Romeo 56 Lapeer 45 L’Anse Creuse 42 Lapeer 40 Port Huron 69 Lapeer 45 North Branch 37 Lapeer 73 Oxford 60 Lapeer 35 Romeo 48 '. Shepard, S. Rebney. Managers— Our Freshmen basketball team shows great promise for a future J.V. and Varsity team. The class itself has shown great enthusiasm and school spirit. 133 Row 1—L.-R. L. Mooi; R. Kundracik; P. Daunt; K. Letz; G. Kocur; Mr. McEachem Row 2-R. Potter; D. Zemmer; R. Bothell; S. Frost; C. Henderson; G. Stephens. Tennis A sport requiring skill and a high degree of coordination, tennis brings out the height of these talents. Lapeer’s tennis team under the expert coaching of Mr. McEachern, has achieved these skills to such a point that victory frequently accompanies them. Ralph Potter in action. 134 L.-R. D. Flowers; J. Babcock; B. Thomas; G. Blankenhorn; P. Parsch. Golf Prepared to swing. Golf tournaments cause the Lapeer team to spend long hard practices on the greens. Hitting the nine hole course at Lapeers Country Club gives the team a chance to prepare themselves to compete against other schools. Practice makes perfect. 135 Our brave mascot, Gay Lynn Putnam, helps to excite the crowd. Our cheerleaders have spirit, vigor and the ability to cheer whether winning or losing. Through many hours of practice and games, they are always there to add encouragement to our team and spirit to the students of Lapeer High School. Varsity Cheerleaders L.-R. Barb Stocker, Ann Gale, Mary Thompson, Laura Madden, Ruth Ann Behnke, Sue Erickson, Jill Pelette, Pam Mclnally 136 J.V. Cheerleaders L.-R.—First Row—Barb Kalaquin, Linda Daymond, Micky Hayden, Sue Grant. L.-R. Second Row—Mary Beth Potter, Chris Moore. Freshman Cheerleaders L.-R.—First Row—Sue Keefer, Tina Poole—Second Row—Judy Lindsey, Kathy Lawrence, DeLynn Hathaway, Debbie Davenport—Third Row—Pam Henderson, Pam Harriman. 137 Homecoming Paul Parsch, Student Council President, bestows the crown upon our new queen, Laura Madden. Homecoming is one of the most exciting events of the school year. The football game, the crowning of the queen and the Homecoming dance occupy the minds of the students for many weeks. We the students plan the events while the football team readies itself for the big game. Many alumni come home to see the new queen reign over her night. In the week preceding Homecoming, Student Council sponsors a student body assembly. The candidates are presented and are asked questions. Voting follows immediately after the assembly but the announcement of the outcome is not made until the night of the big game. As the candidates assemble on the football field with their escorts at halftime the tension mounts. The loudspeaker blares the name of Homecoming Queen ’67 and the stadium breaks into enthusiastic applause. Laura Madden moves to the center of the field to accept her crown from Paul Parsch, Student Council president. After the excitement of the game, couples hurry to change for the Homecoming dance. The cafeteria is transformed and as if by magic it becomes Queen Laura’s palace and we are her subjects. 138 Row 1. L-R. Lynn WiUiams, Micky Hayden, Linda Daymond. Row 2. L-R. Pamela Mclnally, Anne Porter, Cindy Henderson, Joanne McGlashen, Vlcld Walz. L. 140 Queen Laurie dances with her escort, Don Rice. The exciting moment can bring a tear to our queen’s eye. As the homecoming dance begins, we see the couples arriving. The Queen’s crown is made of royal blue velvet, pearls, and crystals. It is a tradition long upheld. A Fond Memory rganizations First Row L-R: T. Carter, C. Tripp, S. Thompson, P. Rickett, S. Holman, C. Shoultz, D. Rickett, T. Blazo, A. Steel, C. Reamer, J. Greener, C. Cosens, S. Moore. Second Row Seated L-R: C. Williams, K. Newton, J. Keine, P. Daunt, C. Baldwin, J. Moore, C. Stock, J. Rowden, D. Zemmer, M. LaPrade, T. Day, J. Horton, J. Filipiak, D. Shoultz, P. Fisher, N. Giers, S. Roberts, B. Shoult, G. Garner. Third Row L-R: M. Sak, N. Smith, S. Moore, N. Wagner, E. Markley, F. Judd, M. Greer, D. Stone, D. Jones, J. Cosens, W. Shepard, L. Fockler, G. Bubiitz, D. Powell, R. Goward, J. Kendall, P. Smith. Fourth Row Standing L-R: R. Barber, C. Wheeler, N. Grover, E. Stock, R. Rabe, T. McGinnis, K. Kerbipon, Mr. Schadel, K. Fitzgerald, V. Waltz, C. Castle, K. Withorn, C. Hall, A. Porter. First Row: Karen Fitzgerald, Drum Majorette. 2nd Row: Anne Porter, Karen Withorn. 3td Row: Vicki Waltz, Cindy Castle. 4th Row: Vicki June, Kathy Hall. 142 Lapeer Senior High Band Perhaps no single group is appreciated more then the Lapeer Senior High Marching Band. Band members have helped to promote school spirit by performing at pep assemblies, and football games. This gave the spectators and team great enthusiasm, helping us on to victory. The band director Mr. Richard Schadel, has helped the band achieve such honors as those won in District and State Festivals. The band has performed in the Annual Spring Concert and at various community events. We students of L.H.S. wish to extend our appreciation to them, for their fine services given to the student body and team. 143 Lapeer Senior High Marching Band salutes the class of ’67. L.-R.—Row One—Glenn Daymon, Lucy Keena, Mrs. Thwing, Doug Shoemaker, Jim Baker. Row Two—Janet Bird, Cheryl Rasch, Nancy Kelts, Dave Ostrander, Kay Thornton, Jean Myers, Heidi Mattson. Row Three—Don Bostwick, Dawn Hosner, Karen Dorner, Carol Williams, Sue Thompson, Janice Collins, Sylvia Clark. Row Four—Ron Hartley, Ron Wil-mers, Jan Wickstrom. ART INC. Those students interested in drawing, painting, and sketching, are no doubt members of ART INC. The club’s purpose is to further the knowledge of art appreciation and is limited to only 25 Juniors and Seniors who have some art ability. Under the direction of Mrs. Thwing the members exhibit their art projects, visit art museums, and hold art sales. It is a newly formed club at L.H.S. that is well appreciated. 144 L.-R.—Row One—Glenn Daymon, Treasurer; Lucy Kenna, Secretary; Mrs. Thwing, Sponsor; Jim Baker, Vice President; Doug Shoemaker, President. L.-R.—Row One—Jamie Richards, Cindy Henderson, Miss Shutes, George Kocur, Nancy Kelts. Row Two-Suzanne Burch, Vina J. Myers, Kathy Sohlden, Laura Daily, Caroline Dorr, Joan Marzetti, Sandra Seames, Judy Lewis, Darlene Spencer, Deena Albrecht, Mary Kaller, Shari Reid. Row Three—Marsha Smith, Anne Folsom, Carolyn Pierce, Denise Minton, Sandy Huffman, Debbie Swett, Glenn Blankenhom, Diane Swett, Diane Ford, Janet Taylor. Row Four—Mary Brough, Bette Evans, Tina Stenson, Mariann Bogle, Karla Apsey, Kris Barber, Margaret Moss, Pam Harriman, Judi Lindsay, Elaine Markley, Joanne Shannon. Row Five—Aldon Harris, Roger Fuller, Paul Parsch, Bruce Steffes, Steve Frost, Bill Burris, Mary Dorland, Trish Hupp, Ginger Keena, Karin Stenson. Row Six-Bob Thomas, Debbie Gregory, Chris Moore, Karen Boiler. L.-R.—Row One—Jamie Richards, Secretary; George Kocur, Vice-President; Cindy Henderson, President; Nancy Kelts, Treasurer. FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais is a club which makes students interested in French more familiar with the geographic, cultural, and historic land of France. The FRENCH CLUB directed such activities as tobaggon parties, dances, trips to French movies, and a French dinner under the direction of Miss Shutes. 145 L.-R.—Row One—Mr. Meachum, Chuck Heiser, Claude Laur, Bob Bradshaw, Dick Pardee, Terry Meier, Dan Cronin. Row Two—Warren Brocker, Glenn Hoffert, Bill Maasch, Bob Markley, Bob Hayes, Danny Thompson, Jim Gleason. Row Three—Bob Miller, Brad Van Horn, Bill Hoffert, Ron Clark, Dennis Keefer, Thomas Tuzinsky, Don Clark, Mike Sawgle. Row Four—Mike Carpenter, Dick Brown, Larry Leach, Tom Walker, Rene Dickinson, Michael DeLong, Evert Morey, Gene Somerville. Row Five—David Duckwitz, Kenneth Watz, Rodney Walker, Dennis Winslow, Duane Stowell, Bob Tripp, Darrell Brocker, Britton Nelson. Row Six—Joel Plummer, Jim Oliver, Steven Garner, Mike Diamond. FUTURE FARMERS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, under the leadership of Mr. Meachum, was formed to develop leadership in the field of agriculture. The projects sponsored to help promote this leadership are a leadership contest, community service project, and a cooperative project. The 44 members of this club meet every other Monday night in the agricultural room. Here they discuss and practice good citizenship through local and state activities on anon-profit,non-sectarian, and non-political bases. L.-R.—Row One—Terry Meier, Sentinel; Claude Laur, Secretary; Bob Bradshaw, Vice President; Dick Pardee, President. Row Two—Chuck Heiser, Reporter; Dan Cronin, Treasurer; Mr. Meachum, Advisor. L.-R.—Row One—Neva Barr, JoAnn Seaman, Sarah Mitchell, Nancy Krakker, Miss Morton, Miss Beltz, Susie Walker, Dawn Krakker, Marjorie Hyatt, Gloria Ross, Lynda Lovelace. Row Two—Bethany Laur, Ann Upleger, Dawn Cox, Nancy Upleger, Mary Crall, Laurene Thompson, Nancy Clasper, Karen Coffin. Row Three—Bonnie Green, Carol Wyse, Phyllis Clemens, Thelma Clark, Marsha Hyatt, Sandy Combs, Minnie Clark, Janet Powell, Barb Blazo, Linda Hunt, Dawn Hosner. Row Four—Thersea Burke, Daneen Bernyk, Dorothy Rohr, Jean Brown, Peggy Thompson, Patti June, Linda Markley, Darlene Mroz, Darla DeGroat, Janice Weir, Paula LaFountain. Row Five—Martha Thompson, Nancy Kollhoff, Nikki Stratton, Jane Wolgast, Sandy Austin, Jackie Boenenman, Kathy Christiansen, Diana Russell, Joyce Stimson, Jean Flanigan, Anne Folsom. Row Six— Beverly Fritz, Alice Trim, Cathy Bradshaw, Sandi Riedel, Vicki Nelson, Shirley Lis-comb, Lynne McAllister, Bonnie Meier, Darlene Allen, Joyce McCulland, Charlene Hendershott. L.-R.—Row One—Marjorie Hyatt, Secretary; Nancy Krakker, President; Miss Morton, Advisor; Susie Walker, Vice President; JoAnn Seaman, Reporter. Row Two—Sarah Mitchell, Songleader; Dawn Krakker, Historian; Miss Beltz, Advisor; Lynda Lovelace, Parliamentarian; Gloria Ross, Treasurer; Neva Barr, Pianist. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA are learning to improve family and community life. Miss Beltz, sponsor, sends the girls to Regional meetings, banquets, and have served at others. Miss Morton, another sponsor, is teaching each girl what makes a house a home, and a community the enjoyable place to live in it should be. L.-R.—Row One—Linda Rossman, Marilyn Redick, Merry Jagow, Fran Grover, Sue Grant, Glenn Blankenhorn. Row Two—Mary Brough, Jennifer Riddell, Barb Kalanquin, Michelle Kolton, Vina J. Myers, Linda Budzier, Janet Barnet, Sharon Oliver. Row Three—Verna Waugh, Debbie Fischer, Elaine Meredith, Phebe Ferguson, Patty Plummer, Pat Seamor, Diane Fisher, Joe Anne Apsey, Kathy O’ Donnell, Bethany Laur. Row Four—Marilyn Fisher, Cathy Schlaud, Liz Daugherty, Marsha McClard, Debbie Bishop, Bonni Saddler, Linda Giers. Row Five—Diane Smith, Mary Beth Potter, Marcia Nicholas, Terry McGennis, Dave Ostrander, Bette Evans, Geri Townsend, Sandri Rudel. Row Six—Laurel Larsen, Mary Racknor, Helen Oliver, Vicki Walz, Ann Buckley, Judy Glass, Nancy Chatters. Row Seven-William Burris, Jim Sharp, Joe Spreeman, Darlene Spencer, Cheryl Rasch, Diane Swett. FUTURE NURSES Any girls or boys interested in the medical profession should be interested in the FUTURE NURSES CLUB. This is a small branch of the Future Nurses Club of Michigan. It is under the direction of Mrs. Jagow, our school nurse. Each year these students contribute their services to our local hospital, help handicapped people, assist in the clinic at school, and contribute $100 to S.S. Hope. U-R.—Linda Rossman, Secretary; Marilyn Redick, Treasurer; Mrs. Jagow, Sponsor; Sue Olsen, President; Fran Grover, Vice President. 148 L.-R.—Row One—Brenda Conger, Mrs. Joan Roberts R.N., Mrs. Abi Warner R.N., Miss Janet Morton, Mrs. Germaine Daunt R.N., Darlene Lambrlx. Row Two—Freida Parker, Joyce Hamilton, Beverly Yiech, Helen Eanes, Bonnie Kalanquin, Alta Moore, Sally Hegarty, Della Bibber. Row Three—Rachel Utley, Joyce Laidler, Peg Brewer, Betty Trim, Josie Blazo, Penny Combs, Lynn Haggadone, Marlene Hickey. NURSES AIDES Lapeer NURSES-AIDE Program is a co-operative training program rather than a club. This program develops a well qualified nurse-aide, who can work in various capacities. The Nurse-Aide program provides a type of education that is new to Lapeer. These girls work at the Lapeer County General Hospital and the Lapeer State Home. 149 L.-R.—Row One—Nancy West, Debbie Lilly, Mrs. O’Rourke, Shirley Bartel, Marjorie Hyatt. Row Two—Lynda Lovelace, Mary Thompson, Kathy Eastman, Kathy Laidler, Carol Bond, Joanne Skellenger, Pennie Winslow, Tina Stenson, Cheryl Nutt, Pat Kashubosky, Sue Silvey. Row Three—Pam Riley, Sharyne LeDuc, Jo Bessette, Phillis Morris, Veronica Oliver, Tina Dillon, Bev Butler, DeeAnn Staley, Kay West, Linda Fleming, Mary Thick. Row Four—Jamie Hayward, Gayle Jakubos, Marsha McClard, Azubah Weaver, Sue Solak, Jane Deacons, Rose Anne Bard, Becky Kelch, Cora Schultz, Teresa Slawter, Jeanne Dickerson, Kim Oliver. Row Five—Marsha Weaver, Linda Giers, Vicky Vincent, Ruth Ann Stoakley, Brenda Shoults, Mary Thomas, Linda Richards, Irene Inman, Pat Comstock, Carol Thomas, Angela LaFayette, Mary Haber. Row Six—Linda Rowden, Charlotte Prouix, Barbara Daniels, Carolyn Hodge, Patti Plummer, Connie Hunt, Jane Prouix, Carolyn Sousa, Marcia Cronin, Shirley Lamphere, Judy Rivett, Lelah Verran. L.-R.—Row One—Shirley Bartel, Treasurer; Debbie Lilly, President; Marjorie Hyatt, Vice President; Nancy West, Secretary. Row Two—Mrs. V. O’Rourke, Mrs. N. O'Rourke, Advisors. FUTURE SECRETARIES Aspects of the business world are opened to students who are interested in this field of work by the FUTURE SECRETARY CLUB. This club offers a wide range of opportunities to visit business schools and offices and to develop these business techniques. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. V. O’Rourke and Mrs. N. O’Rourke, this club sponsors bake sales and gains experience by working as office assistants. 150 L.-R.—Row One—Jason Rohder, Janet Voss, Chris Hansen, Mr. Kinzer, Mrs. Kinzer, Ruth Ann Behnke, Anne Porter, Lynn Irwin. Row Two—Sandy Seames, Judy Lewis, Stephanie Holman, Linda Lutz, Caroline Dorr, Joan Marzetti, Carol Cosens, Kathy VanHorn, Carol Ruddy, Jill Pelette, Maryann Racknor. Row Three—Kathy Sohlden, Laura Daily, Kathy Berlin, Ann Upleger, Christine Bickle, Pennle Winslow, Karel Evans, Vicki Walz, Ann Buck-ley, Carol Snoddy, Carole Harrison. Row Four—Vicki White, Cheryl Nutt, Tina Stenson, Mark Burris, Glenn Blankenhorn, Sue Grant, Linda Gerlach, Patty Rickett, Janice Davey, Kay Lashbrook, Debbie Bishop. Row Five—Evonne Richie, AlettaAgnew, Cindy Henderson, Marsha McClard, Gayle Jakubos, Carol Sak, Elaine Markley, Joanne Shannon, Nancy Krakker, Karen Silvey, Alice Stern, Judy Salmond, Cheryl Coulter. Row Six—Kim Millikin, Verna Pickett, Cindy Reamer, Deena Albrecht, Pat Kashubosky, Sue Silvey, Tom Smith, Karen Fitzgerald, Walt Beardslee, Bonnie Sadler, Jennifer Ridell, Mickey Hayden. Row Seven—Butch Stone, Don Rice, Per Bengtson, Anne Lawrence, Terry Carter, Ralph Potter, Denny Stone, Steve Frost, Debbie Rice, Helen Oliver. Row Eight—Karin Stenson, Janet Feldmann, Diane Bohnsack, Yvonne Miller, Shari Reid, DebbieSwett, Cheryl Rasch, Diane Swett, Sue Churchill, Sue Seib, Debbie Wacholz, Bev Daley. Row Nine—Jan Wickstrom, Jim Sharp, Elaine Schultz, Dick Carr, Paul Parsch, Tina Blazo, Sally McGregor, Joanne Mc-Glashen, Dennie Running, Trish Hupp. Row Ten—Karla Apsey, Cindy Castle, Jack Babcock, Linda Daymon, Bruce Wilson, Mariann Bogle, Dennis Grohoski, Jim Kelts, JoAnn Apsey, Deb Fischer, Stephanie Chilberg. F.T.C. FUTURE TEACHER’S CLUB gives the students an opportunity to become familiar with the teaching profession. Under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Kinzer, this club has now become the second largest in the school. F.T.A. now authorized with the National Future Teacher’s Association sponsors such activities as cadet teaching, visiting universities, and having fluential speakers familiar with teaching speak at the club meetings. L.-R.—Janet Voss, Treasurer; Lynn Irwin, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Kinzer, Sponsor; Ruth Ann Behnke, Historian; Anne Porter, Secretary. Row Two—Mr. Kinzer, Sponsor; Jason Rohder, Vice President; Chris Hansen, President; Butch Stone, Sergeant of arms. L.-R.—Row One—Ann Gail, Jamie Richards, Miss Dormire, Judy Gail, Ruthie Shearer. Row Two-Pam Mclnally, Mary Thompson, Sue Ericson, Laura Madden, Ruth Ann Behnke, Jill Peletee. Row Three-Mariann Bogle, Barb Kalanquin, Mary Beth Potter, Mickey Hayden, Susan Grant, Chris Moore, Linda Daymon, JoAnn Apsey. Row Four—Diane Gallagher, Deb Fischer, Kathy Lawrence, Judi Lindsay, Dee Lynn Hathaway, Debbie Davenport, Pam Harriman, Pam Henderson, Sue Keefer. Row Five—Gilda Hayes, Sue Behnke, Judy Glass, Marlys Winter, Janet White, Joan Johnson, Nancy Gray, Valda Scramlin, Kathy Schoche, Denise Knight. Row Six—Patrice Madden, Paula Mclnally, Eva Ham rah, Carol Snover, Judy Driskell, Patti Bennett, Cheri Eastman, Laurie Gramer, Jane Weingartz. L.-R.—Row One—Judy Gail, Treasurer; Ruthie Shearer, Secretary; Miss Dormire, Advisor; Ann Gail, Vice President; Jamie Richards, President. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sports can be more enjoyable when students work as a team such as in the GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Miss Dormire, club sponsor, has organized the club into many different sports. This year the club has formed a girl’s basketball team which plays several other schools. Other activities are bowling, track, and softball. 152 L.-R.—Row One—Jason Rohder, Dave Peek, Sandra Seames, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Beach, Cornelia Sperling, Lynn Irwin. Row Two—Ken Bryant, Gary Husted, Casey Fitzpatrick, Dave Leonard, Terry Carter, Cindy Castle, Ardis Heatley, Judy Lewis, Marvin Bolton, Steve Blankenhorn. Row Three-Dave Haggadone, Lester Heatley, David Liecthy, Don Wilson, Sharyl Putnam, Janie Sanders, Brad Stiles, Elaine Meredith, Joan Marzetti. Row Rour—Ellen Husted, Trish Hupp, Gary Moore, Mike Johnson, Vicki Bader, Corinne Hewi-son, Kathy Rauh, Don Farrand. Row Five—Kathy Thomas, Sue DeArmond, Linda Mroz, Linda Markley, Sharon Stroup, Brenda Shoults, Vicki Putnam. Row Six-Pete Slater, Bruce Graham, Darwin Schreib, Dallas Schlaud, Don Nass. LIBRARY CLUB “Helpful and useful” describes the LIBRARY CLUB which is sponsored by Mrs. Beach. It was created to encourage students to give their help in the school library and acquaint them with library procedures. The 61 members attend such conferences as SLAAM and MASL. This club has also sponsored such activities as a skating party, banquets, and repairing of old books. L.-R.—Row One—Lynn Irwin, Treasurer; Dave Peek, Vice President; Jason Rohder, President; Cornelia Sperling, Secretary; Sandra Seames, Historian. Row Two—Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Wilson; Sponsors. 153 L.-R.—Row One—Mr. Miller, Mary Lee LaPrade, Patty Rickett, Jill Greener, Tina Sten-son, Janet Voss, Kathy Bergin, Ruth Ann Behnke, Suzanne Burch, Mrs. Bothell. Row Two— Connie Ross, Cindy Castle, Joan Marzetti, Carol Cosens, Carolyn Dorr, Sue Olsen, Carol Sak, Lynn Irwin. Row Three—Deena Albrecht, Sandy Seames, Sharon Kiehler, Jennifer Riddell, Diane French, Joanne McGlashen, Heidi Mattson, Marsha McClard. Row Rour— Stephanie Holman, Carolyn Tripp, Shelley Moore, Juanita Kline, Lynn Agee, Kerry Fish, Penny Winslow, Shirley Bartel. Row Five-Tina Blazo, Kathy Hall, Vicky June, Conme Crampton, Judy Lewis, Ginger Schmidt, Debbie Swett, Linda Lutz, Linda Geriach, Bonnie Sadler, Barb Getty, Pam Mclnally, Susie Martin. Row Six—Magaret Moss, Linda Lans-berry, Sally Hunt, Diane Swett, Kathy Van Horn, Diane Sanders. Row Seven—Terry Carter, Paul Parsch, Marvin Bolton, Ralph Potter, Dave Zemmer, Leonard Mooi, Bruce Steffes, Bob Thomas. HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, and character are the traits found in the chosen members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Members are chosen from 15% of the Sr. class, 10% of the Jr. class, and 5% of the Soph, class. There is a candle light ceremony inducting each new member. The induction ceremony is directed by Mr. Miller and Mrs. Bothell who also assist with any other activities scheduled for the organization. 154 Mrs. Bothell congratulates the newly inducted members as others look on. L.-R.—Robert Baldwin, Local Chapter President; George Kocur, Regional President; Shelley Moore, Chapter Secretary; Jill Greener, Regional Secretary; Carol Cosens, Local Chapter Treasurer; Phil Pearson, Local Chapter Vice-President. 155 L.-R.—Row One—Lorraine Stone, Shelley Moore, JoAnn Apsey, Janet Burrough, Pam Riley, Cheryle Seames, Debbie Clasper, Linda Dickinson. Row TWo—Sue Olsen, Debbie Bishop, Ginger Keena, Susie Walker, Marilyn Redick, Barb Hildreth, Kris Barber, Carole Harrison, Kate Wilt. Row Three—Marsha Weaver, Laurene Thompson, Linda Langan, Kathy Rauh, Dianne French, Connie Cramton, Linda Giers. Row Four—Valeta Brown, Susie Martin, Fran Grover, Judie Stephens, Barb Stocker, Linda Lansberry, Kay Thorton, Linda Richards, Lynne McAllister, Eva Wright. Row Five—Gary Ravert, Ronald French, Ron McKlnstry, Russ Struble, Don Farrand, Jim Morris, Phil Pierson, Bill Brown, Phil Heusted, Roger Lamphere. MIXED CHORUS There is something about singing that seems to captivate an audience such as the MIXED CHORUS did in an assembly held during the Christmas season. It is a group of forty-five students who strive to improve their musical talents under the direction of Mrs. Placeway. She is a singer in the Flint Symphony which also keeps her very busy. Students of all grades, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12participate in the chorus. The students meet Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday morning. They have come to better understand and appreciate all forms of 156 music. L.-R.—Row One-Peg Krakker, Donna Heck, Mrs. Placeway, Jane Barnett, Linda Fleming. Row Two—Rosemary Gower, Kaye Delong, Barbara Diehl, Jane Deacons, Sharon Oliver. GLEE CLUB The GLEE CLUB consists of 11 girls who improve their vocal talents. During the Christmas season these girls put on a fine performance that was enjoyed by all the teachers and students. Under the direction of Mrs. Placeway, they are gaining a better understanding and appreciation of fine music. 157 L.-R.—Row One—Carolyn Myers, Pam Henderson, Paula Mclnally, Judy Richardson, Janet Pluff, Dorothea Comstock, Pat Piordan, Joyce McClelland, Brenda Richards, Joan Johnson. Row Two—Unette Lonsberry, Sandy Combs, Nita French, Carol Speirs, Karen Scott, Susan Burris, Darlene Mroz, Joell Bybee, Janet Evans, Lorraine Thick. Row Three—Linda Delong, Rose Hoock, Carol Ross, Cheyenne Conant, Deborah Montroy, Dorothy Rohr, Pam Carey, Teresa Johnson, Judy Williams, Shirley Waugh. Row Four—Bonnie Green, Daneen Berny, Cheryl Watters, Vickie Blumerich, Leslie Myers, Jill Hutchinson, Barbara White, Penny Wooster, Minnie Clark, Gayann Green, Lynne Wiggins. NINTH GRADE CHORUS All Freshmen girls interested in singing should join this chorus. These girls devote ample time practicing songs directed to them by Mrs. Placeway. They participated in a school assembly during the Christmas season. 158 PANTHER PRESS L.-R.—Row One—Mrs. Belant, Mary Thompson, Sandy Huffman, Bob Thomas, Glenn Blankenhorn, Miss Shutes. Row Two—Becky Sweet, Terri Slawter, Kathy Gray, Karin Stenson, Sue Churchill, Steve Nicholas, Mark Burris. Lapeer’s PANTHER PRESS staff consists of twelve members who put together our school newspaper. The advisors of this paper are Mrs. Belant and Miss Shutes. The news of the school is distributed to the students every other Friday. The staff members spend third hour assembling news of school sports, fashions, club activities, and answering student’s questions. 159 L.-R.-Row One—Alice Ross, Cindy Henderson, Mary Kallar, Sue Stlvey. Row Two—Bob Baldwin, Ann Buckley, Ann Folsom, Mrs. Quada, Deena Albrecht, JoAnn Miller, Sue Selb, Terry Bax. PANTHERSCOPE A lot of hard work, long hours, and inspiration is what makes a yearbook a memory for the whole school body to cherish. Mrs. Quada, our sponsor, has devoted her time and effort as well as our editor and staff members to making the PANTHERSCOPE a success. 160 Cindy Henderson is our hard working editor. L.-R.-ROW One—George Kocur, Bill Best, Mr. Tapson, Unda Lutz, Kathy VanHorn. Row Two-Barb Kalanquin, Karen Silvey, Patricia Boruch, Marcia Nicholas, Gayle Jakubos, Debbie Bishop, Janice Davey, Joan Marzetti, Brad Stiles, Steve Nicholas, Pam Henderson, Lynne Wiggins, Cathy Dempsey. Row Three-Chris Inman, Alice Stern, Kathy Thomas, Marilyn McDonald, Debbie Fisher, Diane Sanders, Kathy Hall, Roxann Warren, Darla De-Groat, Debbie Hotchkiss, Evelyn Horton, Carole Harrison, Cheyenne Conant. Row Four— Evonne Bouchsch, Kevin LeDuc, Debbie Fisher, Brad Gerlach, JoAnn Apsey, Jim Sharp, Sue Wilson, Mary Verbeke, Nancy Salmon, Mary Brazie, Rita Sieralowski, Linda Phillips, Becky Kelch. Row Five—Tom Hegarty, Linda Gerlach, Dave Peek, Mariann Bogle, Patti Bennett, Vicki Skonos, Vicki Monette, Gary Thompson, Leonad Mooi, Mike Skellenger, Greg Granger. Row Six—Joy Kreis, Janet Voss, Karel Evans, Vicki Walz, Ann Buckley, Don Schoultz, Doug Shoemaker, Robert Rabb, John Cosen, Barry Shoults, Rinda Price. Row Seven—Marilyn Martin, Neva Barr, Kay Lashbrook, Elaine Schoultz, Dick Carr, Tina Blazo, Sally McGregor, Pam Grumbache, Phillip Daunt, Margaret Greer. Row Eight— Harold Batzloff, Kenneth Laetz, Tom Dietrich, Bruce Melzow, Clinton Price, Mike Holland, Robert Daunt, Sue DeArmond. SPANISH CLUB Le Espanol club was originated to familiarize students interested with Spanish culture, history, and language sponsored by Mr. Tap-son. The SPANISH CLUB has attended Spanish movies and plays. They have also formed a bowling team for all Spanish Club members. L.-R.—George Kocur, President; Bill Best, Vice-President; Mr. Tapson, Sponsor; Linda Lutz, Secretary; Kathy Van Horn, Treasurer. 161 I L. -R.—Row One-H. Weston, S. Ford, G. Bonner, K. Fortier, S. Frost, J. Ruddy, G. Stephenson, B. Steffes, D. Leonard, B. Burris, T. Ruddy, T. Day, B. Eckersley, K. Brocker, R. Bothell, R. Rhead. Row Two—K. Eastman, S. Ericson, J. Richardson, P. Mclnally, J. Moore, K. Stensen, G. Schmidt, S. Chilberg, Mr. Loeding, Mrs. Hondorp, J. Myers, T. Smith, J. Eastman, S. Grant, C. Ruddy, C. Eastman, L. Gramer, P. Henderson, C. Myers, P. Riordan, D. Knight, L. Williams. Row Three-P. Kashubosky, M. Thompson, G. Keena, T. Hupp, D. Johnson, J. Morris, B. Gerlach, J. Apsey, D. Fischer, A. Ross, C. Driskell, K. Evans, V. Walz, A. Buckley, J. Richards, A. Heatley, S. Silvey, V. Skonos, M. Kallar, D. Swett, D. Bohnsack, D. Spencer, L. Laidler, S. Robinson. Row Four—L. Lutz, P. Madden, T. Poole, J. Lindsay, J. Howay, C. Nichols, D. Peek, M. Bogle, B. Kalanqum, M. Potter, K. Hall, D. DeGroat, D. Fischer, V. Monette, D. Sanders, M. McDonald, K. Gray, V. Lambert, B. Evans, P. Ducker, J. Conte, D. Smith. Row Five—L. Bridenbaugh, K. Van Horn, S. Shigley, B. King, D. Hathaway, C. Schlaud, B. Kelch, S. Judd, C. Himes, P. Bennett, K. Thomas, P. Boruch, D. Davey, C. Schultz, K. Bergin, L. Dickinson, S. Hunt, L. Daily, K. Sohlden,S. Combs, C. Pierce, D. Minton. Row Six-C. Coulter, N. Giers, J. Johnson, N. Grover, M. Johnson, D. Grohoski, K. Fitzgerald, J. Greener, K. Newton, J. Riddell, J. Shannon,K. Dorner, E. Markley, J. Scramlin, P. Rickett, M. Dorland, N. Gray, D. Shrader, K. Coulter, S. Thompson, C. Williams. Row Seven-D. Moore, K. Lawrence, V. White, G. Mayer, J. Kelts, G. Gearhart, P. Bengtsson, C. Stensen, C. Nutt, J. Pelette, J. Davey, G. Jakubos, T. McGinnis, P. Pierson, A. Weaver, J. Clemens, M. Weaver, B. Evans, K. Boiler, P. Jacobs, K. Karlek. Row Eight-L. Parratt, B. DesJardins, P. Mclnally, B. Daniels, C.Prouix,C. Hodge, M. Smith, B. Daley, M. Moss, C. Hansen, D. Stone, R. Potter, J. Voss, R.A. Behnke, A. Lawrence, M. Hayden, D. Rice, C. Rasch, D. Swett, M. Burris. Row Nine-R. Buchanan, J. Miller, J. Babcock, L. Daymon, B. Wilson, E. Husted, D. Gregory, A. Stern, S. Churchill, B. Rabb, J. Cousens, D. Cousens, T. Dorner, D. White, J. Beattie, J. Jostock, V. June, N. Salmond, M. Wooster. Row Ten—S. Keefer, N. Kelts, J. Rohder, N. Parker, C. Moore, D. Smith, P. Grumbache, S. McGregor, T. Blazo, E. Schultz, D. Carr, L. Stone, S.Seib,G. Blankenhorn, D. Rice, L. Madden, J. McGlashen, D. Runnings, D. Knight, C. Petrie. Row Eleven-C. Burke, C. Cyr, V. Pickett, P. Jeakle, B. Stocker, D. Farrand, A. Gail, P. Parsch, D. Millikin, S. Withorn, A. Congdon, D. Sanders, C. Snoddy, F. McHugh, L. Harriman, D. Nass, N. Wagner, J. Minton, A. Agnew, S. Huffman. Row Twelve-L. Bonner, C. Wheeler, R. Spencer, C. Dutton, M. Bolton, R. Flowers, P. Thick, T. Farrington, B. McKillen, C. Marshall, P. White, B. Stone, G. Henley, D. Ballard, M. Barclay, T. Carter, C. Castle, K. Apsey, J. Alden, P. White, M. La-Prade. Row Thirteen-J. Weingartz, D. Jeakle, J. Ballard, K. Scott, L. Thick, F. Judd, P. Wilson, L. Myers, B. Blazo, L. Hunt, S. Churchill, V. Money, D. Perkins, V. Putman, D. Rohr, J. Stephens, F. Grover, V. Sadler, V. Wagner, L. Laurson, J. Snoddy, P. St. Pierre. L.-R.—Jean Myers, Treasurer; Tom Smith, Vice Pres; Jim Eastman, President; Susan Grant, Secretary. Row 2—Mr. Warner, Mrs. Hondorp, sponsors. PEP CLUB SCHOOL SPIRIT is promoted by the 300 members of the largest club in school, the PEP CLUB. The club sponsors pep assemblies and chartered buses to all away school sports. The sponsors, Mr. Loeding and Mrs. Hondorp, are always busy. School spirit may be shown by colorful posters. 163 STUDENT COUNCIL L.-R. Row One—Mr. Farnsworth, Dave Wenzel, Paul Parsch, Laura Madden, Pam Mcln-ally, Kathy Bergin, Aletta Agnew, Mr. Miller. Row Two—Sue Olsen, Alice Ross, Craig Driskell, Karel Ann Evans, Cornelia Sperling, Carol Cosens, Per Bengtsson, Jane Barnett, Joanne Shannon, Mary Thick. Row Three—Bob Baldwin, Ann Buckley, Cheryl Nutt, Jill Pelette, Janet Voss, Ruth Ann Behnke, JanisHunt, Ron Maasch, Moodi Sears, Michael Moore, Terria Carpenter. Row Four—Artis Heatley, Chuck Dixon, Nick Parker, Tony Schlaud, Deelynn Hathaway, Kathy Karlek, Colleen Cyr, Mickey Hayden, Cathy Burke, Nancy Kelts, Dar Kowalski. Row Five-Vicki White, Bill DesJarkens, Dennis Running, Jim Eastman, Denny Stone, Ralph Potter, Sally McGregor, Trish Hupp, Sue DeArmond, Jane Weingartz. Row Six—Ellen Husted, Glenn Blankenhorn, Tom Farrington, Carl Henderson, George Kocur, Dennis Zietlow, Dave Ostrander, Burt Kellog, Chris Paul. Row Seven—Rick Terpenmg, Steve Nicholas, George Lutz, Kevin Wickstrom, Craig Plummer, Bob Fischer, Bob Bradshaw, Clinton Husted. 164 Student Council President, Paul Parsch, enjoys his work as library assistant. Students bring forth ideas to be discussed at the council meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL is a group of seventy students, chosen from each grade. They head the student government that governs our school. Mr. Miller and Mr. Farnsworth help our Student Council president, Paul Parsch, plan activities such as Student Court, Homecoming, Discrimination Day, Foreign Exchange, and later in the year. Student Council elections. They also sponsor dances, assemblies, and a Spring Festival for the students’ enjoyment. One of the new projects is to help those students with social problems to become better adjusted. L.-R. is: President, Paul Parsch; Secretary, Pam Mclnally; Treasurer, Cindy Henderson; and Vice President, Laura Madden. 165 SENIOR INDEX: Class of 1967 AGNEW, ALETTA 4325 N. Lapeer Rd., 793-4719 Chorus 1; Panther Press 2,3; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Exchange Student 3; F.T.A. 4. ANDERSON, MARC 611 Pearl St., 664-3528 Football 1,2; Pep Club 2,3. APSEY, KARLA 1032 W. Oregon St., 664-4285 Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Comm. 3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Sr. Play 4; F.N.C. 3,4. BABCOCK, JACK 1464 Morris Rd., 664-8706 Football 1; Spanish Club 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Golf 2,3, 4; Pep Club 3,4. BAKER, JAMES 3032 Davison Rd., Art Inc. 3,4. BALDWIN, ROBERT 3416 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-2747 National Honor Society 2,3,4; Panther-scope Photographer 4; Jr. Play 3; Class President 4; Sr. Play 4; Student Council 3,4. BARBER, RANDALL 3057 Farmers Creek Rd., 797-4464 Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. BARD, ROSE ANN 117 Bently St., 664-6230 Future Secretaries Club 2,4; Pep Club 2. BARTEL, SHIRLEY 344 Adams St., 664-8236 Future Secretaries Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 2; Prom Comm. 3. BEALS, DONALD 5827 Annibal Dr., OL3-5694. BEARDSLEE, WALTER 3412 W. Oregon Rd., 664-2017 Class President 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3. BEATTIE, JOHN 5544 Coldwater Rd., 793-6910 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track 3. BEHNKE, RUTH ANN 97 Mill St., 664-4168 Student Council 1,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Panther Press 2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading Club 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4. BENGTSSON, PER 375 Davis Lake Rd., 664-6670 Sr. Play 4. BENNETT, GARY 635 Pine St., 664-3645 Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 2. BERGIN, KATHY 1109 S. Lapeer Rd., 664-8863 Public Address Announcer 1; Forensics 1,2,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Student Council Judge 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Debate 1. BERRY, MICHAEL 612 Madison St., 664-4443 Track 1; Movie Operator 1,2,3; Library Club 3; Pep Club 3. BIBBER, DELLA 4061 Genessee Rd., 664-3016 F. N.C. 2,3; Teen Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Student Nurses Aide 4; D.O. 4. BIRKENHAUER, WARREN 1407 Lk. Pleasant Rd., 724-9495 Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Spanish Club 2. BLANKENHORN, STEVE 1557 Rue Lane Dr., 664-8258 Library Club 4; Sr. Play 4. BLAZO, JOSIE 1141 W. Genessee St., 664-6852 Library Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Board of Directors 2; South Pacific 3; G. A.A. 2; Future Secretaries Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3. BOLTON, MARVIN 2807 Hunters Creek Rd., 664-3420 Football 1; Track 1,2,4; Pep Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Sr. Play 4; Library Club 4. BONNER, LARRY 815 East St., 664-8467 Pep Club 4. BOSTWICK, DONALD 3371 McKeen Lake Rd., 793-4538 Art Inc. 4. BOWER, THOMAS 3116 Vernor Rd., 664-8355. BOYDEN, RONALD 3482 S. Lapeer Rd., 678-2247 F.F.A. 3. BRADSHAW, ROBERT 268 Lake George Rd., F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. BREWER, PEGGY 2561 Imlay City Rd., 664-2669 Future Secretaries Club 2. BROCKER, DARRELL 2154 Broker Rd., 664-6407 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Farm Forum Team 2. BROWN, CATHERINE 2889 Greenwood Rd., 664-2373 Mixed Chorus 1,2. BROWN, CRYSTAL 2889 Greenwood Rd., 664-2373. BROWN, RICHARD 4730 West Lake Rd., 793-4747 Football 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 1. BROWN, WILLIAM 4590 Davison Rd., French Club 3; Library Club 3; Chorus 1,2,4. BROUGH, LARRY 644 Monroe St., 664-2207. 166 BUCKLEY, ANN 1209 Adams St., 664-2447 Chorus 1; Panther Press 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Library Assistant 2; Library Club 2; F.N.C. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play Cast 3; Red Cross Volunteer 3 Sr. Play; Pantherscope Staff 4; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Office Assistant 4. BUDZIER, ALAN 2239 Peppermill Rd., 664-3378 Track 1. BURGESS, VIRGINIA 3643 Genessee Rd., 664-6201. BURRIS, MARK 2065 S. Lapeer Rd., 664-6679 Track 1,2,3,4; Panther Press 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Sr. Play Cast 4; F.T.A. 4. CARGILL, CANDY 345 E. Oregon St., 664-6957 Transfer from Marlette. Pep Club 2,4; Choir 1; Library Club 1; Homecoming Comm. 4; Student Teaching 2; Counselor Assistant 4. CARTER, TERRY 445 Monroe St., 664-6244 Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 3; French Club 2,3; Jr. Play Cast 3; Sr. Play Cast 4; Homecoming Comm. 3. CARYL, PEGGY 1111 Wilson Dr., Softball 1; Pep Club 1,3; F.T.A. 1; Teen Club 2; F.H.A. 2,3; Library Club 4. CASTLE, CINDY 1331 W. Genesse St., 664-3577 Class Board of Directors 1; Majorette 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Library Club 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Panther Press 2; Jr. Play Student Director 3; Sr. Play 4. CHATTERS, NANCY 427 N. Main St., 664-3501 Library Club 1; Student Council 1; Girls Glee Club 3; F.N.C. 4. CHILDERS, CHARLES 3255 Valentine Rd., 664-6475. CHILDERS, GARY 3255 Valentine Rd., 664-6475. COGHLAN, PATRICK 21 Barrow St., 678-2482. COLLIER, PHILLIP 5014 Genessee St., 664-6720. COLLINS, JANICE 2917 Carpenter Rd., 793-6978 Art Inc. 4; G.A.A. 4. COMBS, PENNY 737 Bowers Rd., 664-2850 Pep Club 2; Student Nurse’s Aide 4; D.O. 4. CONGER, BRENDA 1342 Peppermill Rd., 664-6797 Library Club 1; Teen Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2; Student Nurse’s Aide 4; D.O. 4. COON, DALE 24 W. Coulter Rd., 664-3033 Basketball 1. COSENS, CAROL 824 Lincoln St., 664-3906 Transfer from Grand Ledge. Band 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.N.C. 2; French Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Sr. Play 4; Student Council 4. COX, DAWN 3568 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-6453 F.T.A. 1,2,4. COX, LOU 505 N. Main St., Teen Club 2,3; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 2. CRAIG, FLOYD 72 Harsen Rd., 653-5229. CRITTENDON, LINDA 315 Orglethrope Dr. CRONIN, MARCIA 1235 Pine St., 664-6687 Pep Club 2,3; Future Secretaries Club 3,4; Jr. Play 3; Prom Comm. 3. DALY, GEORGE 2430 Haines Rd., 664-4211 Football 1,2; Basketball 1; D.O. 4. DAUNT, ROBERT 219 W. Fair St., 664-4037 Student Council 1; Jr. Play 3; Spanish Club 4; Sr. Play 4. DAVIDSON, WILLIAM 1241 Brocker Rd., Track 2,3,4; Football 4; Student Council 4. DAVIS, JAMES 2368 Bullock Rd., 664-3068. DAVIS, KENNETH 2368 Bullock Rd., 664-3068 Track 2,4. DAY, LESLIE 3249 Farmsworth Rd., 664-4472 Transfer from Louisville, Ky. French Club 3,4. DAYMON, GLENN 2004 Farnsworth Rd., 664-4227 Basketball 1; Student Council 1; F.T.A. 4; Art Inc. 4; Golf 2,3; Ski Club 2,3. DEACONS, JANE 4108 School St., 678-2333 Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Library Asst. 3; Future Secretaries Club 4. DEGROAT, MARY 75 N. Elm St., 664-4402. DEIRLEIN, DOUGLAS 3863 Bronson Lk. Rd., 664-6098. DELONG, KAYE 1364 Clark Rd., 664.8325 Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2. DICKINSON, LINDA 153 W. Norway Rd., 664-3795 G.A.A. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls Glee Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Oklahoma 2; South Pacific 3. DILLON, JAMES 1216 Adams St., 664-8457 Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Class 167 President 1; Student Council 2,3; Prom Comm. 2, 3; Jr. Play 3. DIXON, CHARLES 2350 Baldwin Rd., 664-3078 Student Council 4. DORLAND, MARK 11 Cherokee Trail, 664-4429 Football 1; French Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Pep Club 4. DORNER, TIMOTHY 274 W. Newark Rd., 664-2555 Baseball 1; Pep Club 4. DORR, CAROLINE 2191 Gray Rd., 664-3004 National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; French Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4. DRISKELL, CRAIG 1063 Millville Rd., 664-8674 Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Track 3; F.T.A. 2,3; Student Council 4; Art Inc. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Christmas Ball 3; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 2,3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4. DUTTON, CHUCK 2974 Baldwin Rd., 664-2346 Pep Club 4. EANES, HELEN 339 N. Main St., 664-6939 F. H.A. 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Pep Club 2; Teen Club 3; Student Nurses Aide 4. EASTMAN, JAMES 245 S. Saginaw St., 664-8214 Student Council 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 3,4; Class President 3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Homecoming Comm. 3,4. EASTMAN, KATHLEEN 30 Sterling Dr., 664-6576 Library Club 1; Cheerleading 1,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Future Secretaries Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. ERICKSON, SUSAN 1557 N. Saginaw St., 664-8454 Cheerleading 2,3,4; Library Club 3; G. A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. EVANS, KAREL ANN 5817 Davison Rd., 653-2453 Student Council 1,2,4; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Homecoming Comm. 3,4; Christmas Ball 3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Class Board of Directors 3,4. FARRAND, DONALD 1075 Jackson St., 664-8135 Pep Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4. FIELDS, JODIE 240 N. Elba Rd., 664-4000. FISHER, MARILYN 380 Lake Nepessing Rd. F.N.C. 3,4; F.H.A. 2. FISHER, ROBERT 2207 Baldwin Rd., 664-3060 Football 2. FITZGERALD, KAREN 1029 Barry Dr., 664-2656 F.T.A. 2,3,4; Homecoming Comm. 3,4; Class Board of Directors 3; Future Secretaries 3; Spanish Club 3; Class Treasurer 4; Band 2,3,4; Drum Majorette 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Office Asst. 3,4. FLOWERS, ROBERT 2349 Imlay City Rd., 664-6838 Track 2; Golf 3; Pep Club 4. FOLDERTSMA, ROBERT 2318 Milville Rd., 664-3438. FORTIER, DENNIS 3716 E. Lake Shore Dr., FRAIM, DANNY 737 S. Elba Rd., 664-6062 Basketball 1; Student Council 1; F.F.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Sr. Play 4. FRENCH DIANNE 820 Lake George Rd., 664-8040 Chorus 1; Oklahoma 2; South Pacific 3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 3. FRITZ, BEVERLY 278 Howard St., 664-3940 F.H.A. 2,3,4. FUSON, NANCY 5165 Stewart Rd., 797-4296 Spanish Club 2. GARNER, VIRGINIA 2012 King Rd., 664-8743. GEARHART, GARY 4850 Stewart Rd., Basketball 1,2; Golf 2; F.F.A. 2; Sr. Play 4; Pep Club 4. GEE, PEGGY 3823 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-2763. GERTISER, SCOTT 402 Hickory Lane, 664-4643 Football 1,2. GIBSON, MARK 375 Nightingale St., 664-2893 Pep Club 3. GOULD, ROSE 3653 Lake Shore Dr., 664-2276 Student Nurses Aide 4. GRAMER, PAMELA 3974 Hunt Rd., 664-6946 Gym Asst. 1; Office Asst. 1; F.T.A. 3; French Club 2; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Comm. 4. GREENER, JILL 907 N. Main St., 664-8638 Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Class Board of Directors 1; Spanish Club 2; French Club 3,4; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Panther Press 2. GROHOSKI, DENNIS 156 Oglethorpe Dr., 653-5281 Football 3; Pep Club 4; Sr. Play 4; F.T.A. 4. 168 GROSSBAUER, WILLIAM 2224 S. Five Lakes. 664-6150 Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 3. HABER, DENNIS 49 Turril Rd., 664-2777. HAGGADONE, LYNN 3885 Poit Dr., 664-8415 Library Club 1,3; Teen Club 2,3; Student Nurses Aide 4; D.O. 4. HAMILTON, JOYCE 271 Dove Lane, 664-3649 Girl’s Glee Club 1,2,3; Student Nurse’s Aide 4; D.O. 4. HANSEN, CHRIS 316 Davis Lake Rd., 664-6117 F.F.A. 1; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Office Asst. 1; Hall Monitor 3. HARTLEY, RONALD 2556 Henry, 793-4630 Art Incorp. 3,4. HAYES, ROBERT 5110 Pratt Rd., 797-4539 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 4. HEATLEY, ARDIS 1120 Jefferson St., 664-2026 Pep Club 2; Library Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. HEGARTY, SALLY 543 Calhoun St., 664-2227 Spanish Club 1; F.H.A. 3; F.N.C. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Oklahoma 2; South Pacific 3. HENDERSON, CINDY 1310 Adams St., 664-2818 Office Asst. 1; Majorette 1; Class Secretary 2; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3; G.A.A. 3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Pantherscope 3,4; Editor 4; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 4; Ski Club 3,4. HENDERSHOTT, DIANE 2106 Miles Rd., 664-3160 Chorus 1. HEUSSNER, LEILA 356 E. Oregon Rd., 664-8431, HEUSTED, PHILLIP 763 East St., 664-6366. •i HICKEY, MARLENE 1859 Smith Rd., 664-6048 Student Nurse’s Aide 4. HIGLEY, MARJORIE 1916 Haines Rd., 664-3167 F.H.A. 3,4; Future Secretaries 2. HOWE, SUSAN 1040 Cliff Dr., 664-8824 French Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pantherscope Staff 3; D.O. 4; Future Secretaries 2; F.T.C. 2. HUNT, CONNIE 2782 Norway Lk. Rd., 664-6186 Future Secretaries 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Choir 1. HUNT, DUANE 1212 Turrill Rd., 664-3734. HUNT, JANIS 19 Law St., 664-6209 Pep Club 2; Future Secretaries 3; Board of Directors 1: Student Council 3,4; Chorus 1,2. HUNT, SALLY 3476 N. Washburn Rd., 01-32653 Pep Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Teen Club 2; Sold milk 1,2,3,4. HURLBURT, LEONARD 3740 Taft Dr., 664-4328 Track 1,2; Pep Club 2. HYATT, MARJORIE 1287 Bowers Rdl, 664-8148 Band 1; F.H.A. 3,4; Future Secretaries 2,3,4. HYDE, CHARLES 2157 Bowers Rd., 664-2727. IRWIN, LYNN 1552 W. Genessee, 664-8433 F.T.A. 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; French Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Prom Committee 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Panther Press 2. JOHNDRO, TERRY 2824 Farnsworth Rd., Transfer from Davison. JOHNSON, MICHAEL 904 Morris Rd., 664-6114 Pep Club 2,3; Senior Play. JOHNSON, ROSSANA 615 Wilder Rd., 664-8578. JOHNSON, VALERIE 73 E. Sawdust Rd., 664-6301 Pep Club 2. JOSTOCK, JAMES 2677 Haines Rd., 664-8194 Pep Club 2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Track 2. JUDD, TOMAS 1590 Millville Rd., 664-6229 Football 2: Pep Club 2,3. JUNE, MICHAEL 771 Gregory Dr. KAAKE, RUSSELL 355 Turrill Ave., Transfer from Imlay City. KALANQUIN, BONNIE 1389 Maple Leaf Rd., 664-6093 Future Homemakers 2,3; Library Club 3; Future Nurses 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Nurse’s Aide 4. KALAR, MIKE 574 N. Wilder Rd., 664-4314 French Club 2; D.O. 3,4. KASHUBOSKY, PAT 652 Lincoln St., 664-8664 Future Secretaries Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Student Council 1,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Future 169 Teachers 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Play Sr. Play Committees. KELTS, JAMES 1269 Sharon Dr., 664-6360 Board of Directors 1; Jr. Varsity Football 2; F.T.A. 3; Pep Club 3. KELCH, NANCY 3417 Oregon Rd., 664-6402 KLEINKNECHT, KATHY 1020 Angle Rd., Pep Club 2; Future Secretaries 2,3. KNAPP, JIM 272 Plum Creek Rd., 664-8303 Track 1,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2. KNOCKEART, GEORGE 716 Lincoln St., 664-4160 KNOLL, JUDY 809 N. Main St., 664-4127 Pep Club 2. KRAKKER, NANCY 3223 Baldwin Rd., 797-4228 Future Homemakers 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2; Office Assistant 1,3; Library Assistant 1. KRAKKER, PAT 5194 Lippincott, Future Secretary 3; Future Homemakers 2. KRASCELL, LARRY 5807 Stanley Rd., 793-4577 KRE1S, GARY 2285 Peppermill Rd., 664-2506. LAIDLER, JOYCE 2590 Cornell Dr., 664-4236 Future Secretary 2. LAMBRIX, DARLENE 4086 Davison Rd., Future Nurses 3; Teen Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Student Nurse’s Aide; D.O. 4. LAMBRIX, JIM 4086 Davison Rd., Freshman Football 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Library Club 3. LAMPHERE, ROGER 930 Wilder Rd., 664-3306 LAMPHERE, SHIRLEY 930 N. Wilder Rd., 664-3306 Future Secretary 2,3; Future Teachers 2; Office Assistant 1; Chorus 1,2. LANGAN, LINDA LEE 381 W. Nepessing St., 664-3892 Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. LaPRADE, MARY LEE 415 Davis Lk. Rd., 664-6868 Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Future Teachers 2; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. LAUR, CLAUDE 3682 Payne Rd., 664-6169 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. LAWRENCE, ANNE 4178 Davison Rd., 664-2123 Future Secretaries 2; Jr. Play Committee; Future Teachers Club 4; Pep Club 4. LAWRENCE, CYNTHIA 1126 Michigan St., 664-6902 Pep Club 3. LEONARD, DARYL 53 W. Sutton Rd., 664-2395 Baseball 1,2. LEWIS, JUDITH 156 E. Sawdust Rd., 664-8775 French 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Senior Play property co-chairman. LIECHTY, REBECCA 1651 S. Elba Rd., 664-4104 Library Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Panther Press 2,3; Panther Press Editor 3; Pep Club 3; Homecoming Committee 4. LILLY, DEBBIE 3567 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-6070 Office Assistant 1; Future Secretaries 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Prom Committee 2. LOGAN, NOLAN 5881 W. Genessee 01 3-6052 Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1. McCOMB, DWIGHT 330 W. Genessee St., 664-8640. McGLASHEN, JOANNE 78 Plum Creek Rd., 664-6046 Pep Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; G.A.A. 2; French Club 3; Chorus 1; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. McHUGH, FRED 3518 East St., 797-4223 Baseball 1; Pep Club 4. McINALLY, PAM 3859 Bronson Lake Rd., 664-2768 Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice-President 2; Homecoming Representative 2,3; Junior Play Cast 3; Student Council Secretary 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Future Nurses 4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior and Senior Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Christmas Ball Committee 3; Senior Play Committee. MAASH, BILL 1029 Baldwin Rd., Track 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2; Football 2; Library Club 3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3. MAASCH, RON 548 Railroad St., 664-3802 Basketball 1; Student Council 1,4. MACK, GERALD 522 N. Wilder Rd., 664-8253 F.F.A. 2,3. MADDEN, LAURA 243 S. Elba Rd., Teen Club 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Future Nurses 3; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Christmas Ball Committee 3; Jr. Play Commit- 170 tee 3; Girls Basketball 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Float Committee 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. MAJEWSKI, DONNA 5926 Davison Rd., OL3-5414 Pep Club 3; Chorus 1. MAJOR, MARK 2961 Flint River Rd., 793-4269 Board of Directors 1. MARTIN, CAROL 1392 Maple Grove Rd., 664-8844 Future Nurses 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Oklahoma Cast; South Pacific Cast. MARZETTI, JOAN 1681 Lake Pleasant Rd., 724-9498 French Club 3,4; F.T.C. 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4. MATTSON, HEIDI 1062 Morris Rd., 664-4395 Transfer from Carnation, Washington 2; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Art Inc. 3,4; Ski Club 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. MAYER, GREGORY 5505 l 2 Davison Rd., 013-4751 Art Inc. 3,4; Pep Club 4. MEIER, TERRY 3207 Imlay City Rd., 664-3180 F.F.A. 2,3,4. MEREDITH, ELAINE 680 Turrill Ave., 664-4036 Library Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 2,3,4; Junior Play Committee. MILLER, BEVERLY 1151 Roods Lake Rd., 664-6378 Future Teachers Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Committee 1,2,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Student Council. MILLER, DANIEL 371 Turrill Ave., 664-6793 Baseball 1: Basketball 1; D.O. 4. MILLER, JACQUELINE 3675 Hadley Rd., 797-4583 MINTON, JAMES 3895 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-5405 Pep Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Football 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4. MONTGOMERY, PAY 3463 McCormick Rd., 664-2703 Football 1,2. MOORE, ALTA 1135 Angle Rd., 664-6181. MOORE, VICKI 1291 Barry Dr., 664-8186 Spanish Club 2,3; Prom Committee 1,2,3; Sr. Play Committee 4. MOREY, CAROL ANN 1079 Rood Lake Rd., 664-8459 Pep Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; Future Secretaries 3; Senior Prom Committee 4. MORNINGSTAR, BOB 537 Turrill Ave., 664-4170 MOSS, WILLIAM 200 N. Elba Rd., 664-3757. NAGY, PAMELA 51 Plum Creek Rd., 664-3619 French Club 2; Pep Club 2. NASS, DONALD 1220 Pratt Rd., OS8-2306. NELSON, BRITTON 818 Beach St., 664-2462 F.F.A. 2,3,4; D.O. 3. NELSON, DEDRE 818 Beach St., 664-2462 Chorus 1. NOVAK, JOE 1255 First St., 664-8858. NOVAK, PAMELA 4297 Skinner Lk. Rd., 664-2320 Future Teachers 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Homecoming Committee 3,4. NUTT, CHERYL 736 Michigan St., 664-4195 Cheerleading 1,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Play Committee 3; G.A.A. 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Future Secretaries 3,4; Board of Directors 3,4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Office Assistant 1. O’DONNELL, TOM 4335 Peppermill Rd., 724-9547 Baseball 1; Football 1; Baseball 2. OLIVER, HELEN 2235 Gray Rd., 664-6756 Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; Future Nurses 3,4. OLIVER,JAMES 2235 Gray Rd., 664-6756 Homemaking 2,3; Track 3. OLSEN, SUE 61 Sterling Dr., 664-6324 Gym Assistant 1; Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Clinic Assistant 4; Oklahoma Cast 2; South Pacific Cast 3; Jr. Play Cast 3; Sr. Play Cast. O’NEILL, TIM 775 Calhoun St., 664-4608 Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Senior Play Committee. ORDISH, SANDRA 5301 Davison Rd., 664-4675 F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. OSTRANDER, ROGER 706 N. Main St., 664-4703 Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2. PARDEE, RICHARD 3201 Imaly City Rd., 664-6011 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Treasure 3; F.F.A. President 4; D.O. 4. 171 PARKER, FREIDA A. 1231 West Genessee St., 664-6708. PEARSON, DALE 1789 Farnsworth, 664-8193. PELETTE, JILL 592 S. Main, 664-8427 Cheerleader 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Play Cast. PIERCE, THURLOW 4464 Williams St. PIORKOWSKI, NANCY 360 Plum Creek, 664-2578 PLUMMER, JOEL 334 N. Elba Rd., 664-6157 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Football 1,2,3,4. POOLE, CHARLES 4097 Hunt Rd., 664-4795. POOLE, PATTY 4097 Hunt Rd., 664-4795 Future Teachers Club 3,4; Board of Directors 1,4; Future Nurses 2; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2. PORTER, ANN 1178 S. Lapeer, 664-6927 Class Secretary 1,3; Pep Club 2; Future Teacher Club 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Band 3,4; Senior Play Cast 4; Homecoming Court 4. POTTER, RALPH 118 Washington, 664-3302 Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Class Board of Directors 1,4; Class President 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4. POWELL, JANET 2964 Flint River Rd., 793-4440 F.H.A. 2,3,4; Junior Play Committee 3. POWERS, DAVID 982 S. Main St., 664-8954 Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; D.O. 3,4. PROULX, JANE 3562 S. Lapeer Rd., 678-2523 Future Secretaries Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Teen Club 2. PRUIT, FAITH 10 Michael Rd., 664-3139 Hall Monitor 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Office Assistant 3; Pep Club 4. PUTNAM, SHARYL 1808 Morris Rd., 664-6014 Pep Club 2; Library Club 4. QUALLS, BRUCE 3766 South Shore Dr., 664-4440. RACKNOR, GENE 3678 Davison Rd., 664-6580. RACKNOR, MARYANN 3512 W. Oregon Rd.„ 664-6705 Pep Club 2; Future Nurses Club 2,3, 4; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4. REAMER, BYRON 3626 Oregon Rd., 664-8304 Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 3; Junior Play Cast 3; Senior Play Cast 4. REBNEY, BRIAN 1549 Concord Place, 664-4588 Transfer from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. REDICK, MARILYN 4185 Millis, 664-2772 Library Club 2,3; Future Nurses Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. RICHARDS, JAMIE 5883 Davison Rd., OL3-2490 Newspaper 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; Chorus 1; Speedball 2; Basketball 2. RICKETT, PATTY 298 Davis Lk. Rd., 664-6061 F.T.C. 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. RIORDAN, EILEEN 1105 Best Rd., 678-2349 Teen Club 2; Pep Club 3. RIVETT, JUDY 185 Sunset Hills Dr., 724-5046 Transfer from Royal Oak; Cheerleader 2; G.A.A. 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Future Secretaries 4. ROBERTS, STANLEY 1432 N. Saginaw St., Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; D.O. 3,4. ROHDER, JASON 3950 Oak St., 678-2474 Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Cast 4; Prom Committee 2; Senior Prom 3; Homecoming 3,4. ROSS, ALICE 664-3103 Cheerleader 1; Office Assistant 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Prom Committee 2,3; F.T.C. 2,3; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice-President 3; Board of Directors 4; Pantherscope Staff 4; Student Director of Jr. Play; Sr. Play. ROSS, CONNIE 937 N. Main, 664-4713 Transfer from Pontiac 1; Library Club 2; D.O. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; ROSSMAN, LINDA 3908 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-3127 Library Club 2; Future Nurses Club 3,4. RUDDY, CAROL 3545 Merritt Lk. Dr., 678-2498 Transfer from Flint 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Junior Play Committee 3; Future Secretaries 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Future Nurses 3,4; Prom Committee 3. RUNNING, DENNIS 122 W. Sawdust Corners, 664-6778 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Pep Club 4. 172 RUSSELL, WALT 286 E. Nepessing, 664-8649 Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3. RUTHERFORD, BECKY 2912 Daly Rd., 664-3175 Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; French Club 4; SANDERS, DAVE 3262 Hadley Rd., 797-4284. SANDERS, PAUL 3262 Hadley Rd., 797-4284. SANDERS, TERRY 56 S. Court Library Assistant 1,2,3; Pep Club 3. SAWGLE, FRED 3963 Weir Rd., 664-6151. SCHREIB, DARWIN 1660 Slater Rd., 664-6235 Library Club 3,4. SCHROEDER, MARILYN 3315 Davis Rd., 664-2561 Pep Club 2. SCRAMLIN, JOYCE 3331 W. Oregon Rd., 664-2715 Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 4; Senior Play Committee 4. SCRAMLIN, RICHARD 1064 Baldwin Rd., 664-2238 Pep Club 4; Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Football 3. SEAMES, SANDRA 1472 Daley Rd., 664-6016 Future Secretaries Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 2,4; F.T.C. 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Committee 4. SEILER, GAIL 3707 South Shore Dr., 664-6552 F.T.C. 4; Counselors office 1,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Play Committee 3; D.O. 4. SHANGLE, DANIEL 429 N. Main St., 664-4223. SHEARER, ALICE 228 Annibal Dr., OL3-2417 Future Secretaries Club 3. SHOEMAKER, DOUGLAS 236 S. Main St., 664-6972 Tennis 2; Spanish Club 4; Art Inc. 3,4; Jr. Play Committee 3. SILVEY, SUSAN 1335 Peppermill Rd., 664-4205 Library Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; F.T.C. 4; Future Secretaries Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Pantherscope Staff 4; D.O. 4; Ski Club 3,4; Sr. Play Committee. SLAWTER, JOHN 670 Pine St., 664-4476 Football 1; Pep Club 4. SLOAN, MARGUERITE 1946 Gray Rd., 664-4797 Chorus 1,3,4; Library Club 1,3. SMITH, DAVID 1475 Peppermill Rd., 664-3384 F.T.C. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Football 1; Home- coming Committee 4; Jr. Play Committee 3; Sr. Play Cast 4. SMITH, TOM H. 1244 First St., 664-2009 Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; F.T.C. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Jr. Play Committee; Homecoming Committee 3,4. SNODDY, CAROL 242 S. Saginaw St., 664-6935 F.T.C. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2. SPENCER, RICHARD 3555 Newark Rd., 664-6672 Baseball 1; Football 2; Movie Operator 1; Pep Club 4. SPERLING, CORNELIA 906 N. Main, 664-8638 Exchange Student from Germany. Library Club 4; Student Council 4. SOUSA, CAROLYN 715 N. Main, 664-4374 Future Teachers 1; Future Secretaries 2,3,4. STANISLAW, JOSEPH 2368 Bullock Rd., 664-3068. STARR, WAYNE 973 Turrill Rd., 664-8288 F.F.A. 2,3; Library 2,3,4; Office Assistant 1. STEFFES, GREG 431 Oglethorpe Dr., OL3-4200. STENSON, KRISTINE 4499 S. Lapeer Rd., 678-2237 Transfer from Southfield. Future Teachers Club 3,4; French Club 4; Future Secretaries 4; National Honor Society 4. STEPHENSON, GARY 55 Suzanne Dr., 664-4242 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. STERN, PAUL 3842 Merwin Rd., 664-6164 Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Basketball 2.1868 STOCK, CAROLYN 4744 Lippincott Rd., 664-6466 Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; French Club 3; Library Club 2. STOCK, DAVE 4744 Lippincott Rd., 664-6466. STONE, DENNY 323 N. Main, 664-6529 Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Senior Play Cast 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.T.C. 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 4. STONE, LORRAINE 44 E. Fair St., 664-3393 Future Nurses 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus 1. STONE, LARRY 3040 Millville Rd., 664-8391 Pep Club 4. STONEBURG, GARY 3240 Richie Rd. STOWELL, DUANE 1868 Hunters Creek Rd., 664-2730 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. STRUBLE, RUSSELL 417 E. Oregon Rd., 664-2416 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Track 1; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 2; Senior Play Cast 4. 173 SULLIVAN, PATRICIA 2231 S. Elba Rd., 664-2771. SWEENEY, JACK 3245 Baldwin Rd., Football 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; D.O. 3,4. SWEET, CHARLES 1136 Michigan St., 664-3630 Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; D.O. 3,4. TAYLOR, JOHN 435 S. Mapleleal Rd., 664-6131 Football 1; F.T.C. 4; Pep Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Play Committee 3. TAYLOR, SHERYL 3372 Marathon Rd., 793-4710 Transfer from Grand Blanc 4. THICK, PHIL 1092 Farnsworth Rd., 664-6829 Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Pep Club 4. THOM, KAREN 2894 Marathon Rd., 793-4176. THOMPSON, MARY 64 Daley Rd., 664-3784 Library Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Future Secretaries 3,4; Cheerleading 4; G.A.A. 2,4; Homecoming 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Assistant 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Senior Play Committee. THOMPSON, LAURENE 1926 Higley Rd., 664-6772 F.H.A. 2,3,4. THORNTON, KAY 827 East St., 664-8827 Student Council 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Art Inc. 4; Sr. Play Committee 4; Oklahoma 2; South Pacific 3. TOOLEY, LINDA 4305 Peppermill Rd., 724-9541 F.H.A. 2. TRIM, BETTY 2646 Flint River Rd., 793-2947 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; D.O. 4; Student Nurses Aide 4. TRIPP, ROBERT E. 1720 Morris Rd., 664-6006 F.F.A. 1; Pep Club 2. TRUAX, JUDY K. 1876 Hadley Rd., 664-8026. UPLEGER, ANN 50 Elk Rd., F.H.A. 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 4; D.O. 3,4. UTLEY, RACHEL 2161 Bearinger Rd., 664-3477 Teen Club 2; G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 3; Student Nurses Aide 4. VANDEWATER, STEVE 26 Hunters Creek Rd., 664-6352. VANWAGNEN, FRAN 1128 Wilson Dr., 664-8428. VAUGHAN, DAVE 1038 Angle Rd. VERNIER, JAMES 1485 E. Sawdust Corners Rd., 664-3701 F.F.A. 1,2; Track 3. VERRAN, LELAH 1008 Pine St. 664-8261 Junior Play Committee 3; Pep Club 3; Future Secretaries 4; Prom Committee 3. VOSS, JANET 354 S. Saginaw, 664-3832 French Club 2; Board of Directors 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Christmas Ball Committee 3. VOWELS, DANA 1958 Mayfield Rd., Transfer from Almont. WADSWORTH, CRAIG 813 Lincoln St., 664-3978 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; F.T.C. 3; Jr. Play Committee; Senior Play Cast 4. Walker, RODNEY 774 N. Five Lakes Rd., 664-8633. WALKER, RODNEY 774 N. Five Lakes Rd., 664-8633. WALKER, SUSAN 266 E. Sutton Rd., 664-8739 F.H.A. 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Office Assistant 3. WALKER, THOMAS 774 N. Five Lakes Rd., 664-8633 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. WALZ, VICKI 705 N. Main, 664-8476 Prom Committee 2,3; Homecoming Committee 4; Board of Directors 4; F.T.C. 2,3,4; Junior Play Committee 3; F.N.C. 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. WARNER, RALPH 265 Parkway. WEAVER, AZUBAH 247 N. Elba Rd., 664-8694 Future Secretaries Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. WENZEL, DAVID 1225 Adams St., 664-8400 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4. WEST, NORMAN 1281 Pratt Rd., OS8-2218. WHITE, DAVID 111 Plum Creek Rd., 664-8346 Basketball 1; French Club 2; Pep Club. WHITE, VICKIE 778 Mt. View Rd., 664-2567 Pep Club 2,3,4; F.T.C. 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 2,3; Foreign Exchange Committee 4; Student Council 3,4; Christmas Ball Committee 3,4. WILLIAMS, ANGELA 4079 S. Lapeer Rd., 678-2338 Future Secretaries Club 2,3,4; Girls Glee Club 2,3; Choir 1. WILSON, BRUCE 1545 Millville Rd., 664-6347 Golf 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; F.T.C. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. 174 rtising 176 THE LAPEER COUNTY PRESS jt CHURCH'S LAPEER LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED 276 N. Saginaw Street MO 4-8581 Lapeer, Michigan CON-E-CIN LANES Open Bowling Daily 72 Noon to 6 P.M. Saturday and Sunday 12 Noon to 2 AM. Air Conditioned 12 A.M.F. Automatic Pinsetters Plenty Free Parking Mo 4-6851 2 miles north of Lapeer on M-24 2040 N. Lapeer Congratulations Class of '67 Congratulations and Best Wishes from . . . LAPEER HIDE COMPANY KAY-RHEAD INSURANCE AGENCY 216 S. Monroe MO 4-2921 MO 4-2922 HIDES—SCRAP —METALS— Congratulations Class of '67 AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC ZEMMER DRUG STORE Best Wishes to Class of '67 w Dick Zemmer 450 Nepessing Street MO 4-3201 178 450 Nepessing Street MO 4-3201 Dick Zemmer STEPHENS WESTON The Store of Good Footwear For the Entire Family Lapeer, Michigan GLASS FOR EVERY NEED Lapeer Glass Paint Co. LAPEER. MICHIGAN Auto Glass - Mirrors ■ Plate Glass Store Front Construction Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors Tub Enclosures 162 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET PHONE MO. 4.3581 THE BEAUTY NOOK Phyllis Brocker 429 W. Genesee Lapeer, Michigan MO 4-8221 Best of Wishes CARTER S SUPERETTE Lapeer, Michigan PHONE 664-8501 AREA CODE: 313 Irayco am INC DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF QUAUTY PLASTIC PRODUCTS 1450 IMLAY CITY RD. LAPEER, MICHIGAN No thing is impossible for the Class of '67__________ KRUTH BROTHERS BAKERY Lapeer's Oldest Food Store Over 50 Years of Service Phone MO 4-8171 405 W. Nepessing Compliments of FINSTERWALDS Men’s and boy’s wear RAY GOODRICH SUNOCO SERVICE 630 W. Genesee Street Lapeer, Michigan 179 Best Wishes to the Class of '67 from MARY JANE'S STYLING SALON WOODWARD CHEVROLET Lapeer, Michigar Best Wishes Class of '67 180 When Boy Loves Girl That's His Business When Girl Loves Boy That's Her Business When They Both Love Flowers That’s Our Business THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAPEER . . . we've been congratulating Seniors of Lapeer for 111 years, and it is always a pleasure. PERKINS FLOWERS 323 Jefferson Lapeer (In Back of the Junior High School) Congratulations FLANIGAN S Lapeer, Michigan POWELL'S CLOTHING for MEN AND BOYS Best Wishes Class of '67 from Le COIFFURE BEAUTY SHOP Expert Permanent Waving Tinting—Hair Styling MO 4-4161 444 N. Court Lapeer LAPEER CLEANER, INC. 380 Nepessing Lapeer PHONE MO 4-3291 In Imlay City Call RA 4-6795 181 Best Wishes Class of '67 Me Lellan's where your dollar goes farther WALTER S MUSIC STORE since 1825 BRANSONS Congratulations Class of '67 a good place to eat Best of Luck Class of '67 LYMAN'S AUTO WASH 26 Park Street Lapeer Congratulations Class of '67 STONE S MARKET 1885 N. Saginaw Lapeer, Michigan Choice Meats Open 7 days THE JULIE SHOP smart-wear 104 Nepessing Street MO 4-2451 lapeer, Michigan EXPERT PERMANENT WAVING TINTING . HAIR SHAPING - STYLING 38 80 COURT LAPEER. MICH VINCENT REXALL DRUG complete prescription department since 1855 193 Nepessing Street MO 4-6532 Lapeer 182 GAGE S STORE, INC. The Store for Smart Ladies, Children, Infant's Apparel and Infant's Furniture MOhawk 4-2101 Congratulations Class of 1967 UDE LOANS, INC. Lapeer Imlay City Best of Luck Class of '67 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Congratulations Class of '67 JIM'S PURE SERVICE MO 4-2891 Lapeer Congratulations Class of '67 GRIME'S MARKET 643 South Main Street Lapeer, Michigan Sander's Candy Choice Meats GAMBLES 112 W. Nepessing Street Congratulations Class of '67 184 BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF GWINN'S V S HARDWARE New—1800 Store Buying Power! We hove joined forces with over 1800 progressive, INDEPENDENT HARDWARE stores in 38 states. We Buy Together . . . and Sell for Less TO THE SENIORS from SCRIMGER'S NURSERY FLORIST GARDEN CENTER VOSBURGH'S, INC. Ladies and Junior's Ready-to-Wear Domestics Lapeer, Michigan MO 4-3882 Telephone: MO 4 329) PAUL ENGLE LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING and HEATING 908 ADAMS STREET LAPEER. MICH. HVDROMC UK ATI NIL 185 RICE Plymouth Valiant 571 S. Main Street CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS A alusouomIm CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 HAUG'S MARKET COULTER S SALES INC. Sales—Service NEW IDEA—McCUUOCH—BRIUiON —NEW HOLLAND LAPEER RCA NATIONAL Rent-A-Car FLINT LAPEER Car and Truck Rental Congratulations Class of '67 498 S. Main Street PORTER HECKMAN HTG. PLBG. 608 North Saginaw Street Lapeer, Michigan BEST WISHES 664-8545 664-8546 CLASS OF '67 LYONS SMITH, INC. LAPEER'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Larry Porter Roy Heckman 186 Best Wishes Class of '67 RUSSELL'S DRUG STORE (Richard N. Wood, owner) CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 J.C. PENNEY CO., INC. LAPEER, MICHIGAN Congratulations Graduates BAIRD-NEWTON FUNERAL HOME Lapeer Columbiaville Compliments of CADILLAC MARKET GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '67 FREEMANS FURNITURE 392 W. Nepessing Lapeer, Michigan 187 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 PH. 664-3553—664-8596 KING-MICHELSON AGENCY, INC. GENERAL INSURANCE 534 PINE ST., LAPEER DAVID P. KING JOHN A. MICHELSON THICK S GLASS ALUMINUM DIST., INC. Camping Trailers and Snowmobiles Lapeer, Michigan Thicks 188 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '67 PETERSON AND SON HONDA Lapeer Michigan Lapeer's Foremost Honda Dealer BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1966 SULLIVAN’S BUICK PONTIAC Stanley’s Lapeer Bakery and Coffee Shop Quality Bakegoods MOhawk 4-2262 80 W. Nepessing CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’66 THORNES LAPEER, MICHIGAN ;0ahm Memorial instates Cemetery BOX 311 SALES OFFICE 664-4397 1495—SO. ELBA RD. 374 W. NEPESSING LAPEER, MICHIGAN garden type flush bronze memorials IT IS BETTER TO OWN AND NOT NEED THAN TO NEED AND NOT OWN 189 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 67 from VESELY COMPANY APACHE! LEO KITCHENMASTER AUTO SERVICE Phone MO 4-8141 Axle, Frame, and Wheel Alignment Service 1428 Imlay City Road Lapeer, Michigan STATE MUTUAL CYCLONE INSURANCE COMPANY A Multiple Line Company Congratulations Class of 1967 from R.C. RED RASMUSSEN Insurance of All Kinds 551 W. Nepessing Street Lapeer, Michigan 191 Congratulations Seniors from LAPEER COUNTY BANK TRUST COMPANY LAPEER MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. ELBA TWO locations to serve you at Lapeer and Elba Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Class of '67 ROWDENS FLOWER SHOP tripp insurance agency metamora, michigan 678-2233 ANDRESS MARKET Alice Carl Andress Phone 678-2323 Congratulations Class of 1967 SANDERSON FLOOR COVERING PAINT 477 West Nepessing Street 664-2594 Lapeer, Michigan 48446 Chatter Box soda bar and grill take-out orders Metamora Michigan PHILE'S DRY GOODS T.V. Sales and Service Phone 678-2565 Metamora Zenith T.V. and Radio GENE'S BARBER SHOP Metamora, Michigan Congratulations Class of '67 MclNALLY ELECTRIC 1233 Adams Street Lapeer, Michigan MOhawk 4-8463 192 Congratulations V Seniors ■ METAMORA STATE SAVINGS BANK ''Metamora Among the Hills Melamora, Michigan Member F.D.I.C. MUIR BROTHERS' FUNERAL HOME LAPEER, MICHIGAN Best wishes to the class of '67 DELLANNOY STUDIO Michigan School Pictures 194 Finest in student photography Imlay City Shepard's Studio 79 W. Nepessing 4-6671 Fine Photography CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 Waterloo Oil Company 506 W. Genesee Street MOhawk 4-6821 HELMICK SEWING MACHINE SALES 130 W. Nepessing 664-3272 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1967 SOUTH SIDE AUTO PARTS Lapeer, Michigan HANNER BROS. Shell Service Firestone, Goodyear and Goodrich Dealer 517 S. Main MO 4-2831 Lapeer ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Pantherscope Staff wishes to extend special thanks to: Mike Skellenger Shepard's Studio Lapeer County Press Mr. Robert Davis Edwards Brothers for their special help. 195 PATRONS The Pantherscope Staff is indebted to those listed below for their generosity and support. Dr. L. P. Cote Dr. Harry R. Zemmer Dr. Ronald P. Cucuro Dr. J. S. Thompson Dr. James E. Powers Dr. D. L. Wisely Dr. Robert O. Stern Dr. J. L. O’Connor Dr. B. A. Stone Mr. Richard Bahls Dr. Milton J. LaBaza Mr. Thomas C. Taylor Dr. Robert L. Riddell Mr. William Patterson Dr. Frank J. Diegal Mr. Michael Dionise Dr. Charles E. Conaway Mr. Charles Mohl Dr. James R. Doty Mr. Jack Smith Dr. William Heitsch Mr. Kenneth Smith Mr. Robert L. Taylor Knollwood Clinic: Dr. Leonard A. Barrow Dr. Glenn Blankenhorn Dr. C. F. Finnell Dr. Charles R. Leidheiser Dr. Jules Reinhardt 196 “They go forth (into the world) with well developed bodies, fairly developed minds and undeveloped hearts. And undeveloped heart, not a cold one. The difference is important. . .” E. M. Forster 197 198 Our school has offered us a vast and varied number of experiences through which we have grown intellectually, culturally, and socially. As students of L.H.S. we have found a richness in ideas, in people, and in ourselves. Each individual student has developed his own special interest and talent. The past years have helped us find meaning and purpose for our future lives. This has been a time of preparation. Now, prepared, we look forward to the future. Standing L-R: D. Ostrander, R. Kundrasik, M. Smith, S. Reed, G. Jacobus, B. Thomas, Seated: C. Henderson, G. Blankenhorn Junior Play TEN LITTLE INDIANS •Places, everyone!' Phil Pierson . . . Robert Thomas . . Shari Reed ...... Glenn Blankenhorn Dave Ostrander . Mark Smith .... Lynn Agee ....... Rick Kundrasik . . Gail Jacobus . . . Terry McGinnis . Carl Henderson . . . . . Captain Lombard . . . General Mackenzie ...........Emily Brent Sir Lawrence Wargrave .......Anthony Marston ................ Rogers ...........Mrs. Rogers ........Dr. Armstrong ......Vera Claythorne ........Fred Narracott ......... Willaim Blore

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