Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1970 volume:

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the road less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost 1970 pantherscope lapeer senior high school lapeer, michigan editor: laurie paul assistant editor: julie ballard DIRECTORY Dedication ................. 16 Faculty ................... 18 Seniors ................... 48 Underclassmen ............. 90 Activities ................142 Sports ....................156 Organizations..............178 Senior Index ..............204 Advertising................214 4 Tis not too late to seek a newer world. Push off, and sitting well in order smite The sounding furrows; for my purpose holds It may be that the gulfs will wash us down; It may be we shall touch the Happy Isles, And see the great Achilles, whom we knew .. . II We Dedicate Our Book To Mr. And Mrs. Wilson We, the student body of Lapeer High School, dedicate the 1970 Pantherscope posthumously to Mr. J. Alfred Wilson and presently to his wife, Mrs. Jean Wilson. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were born in Gwen, Michigan and lived there most of their younger lives. After attending Northern Michigan University, where he majored in industrial arts, Mr. Wilson met and married Jean in 1940. They moved to Davison where he taught school for a few years. The family then moved to Lapeer where Mr. Wilson lived a dedicated life, teaching mechanical drawing and wood shop for 22 years. He also worked as a night watchman at the White Junior High, and fulfilled a hobby—-that of doing much of the school’s carpentry work. Mrs. Wilson has now worked as an Audio Visual Director at the school library for four years, and has been busy in her spare time raising a family—Steven, Don, and Barb. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have been friends of the students and have been dedicated in their work. For these reasons we dedicate to them our book. 16 Above, Schi elder. Above right, Mr. Warner. Right, A picture of our newly finished Administration Building. Administrators Make Big 18 19 Board Members Discuss School Matters Members of the Board, sitting, left to right—Mr. R. Zemmer, Dr. B. Stone, Dr. J. Thompson. Standing—Dr. J. Curley, Mr. W. VanDusen, Dr. Stern, Mr. Patterson. President of the Board of Education is Mr. Richard Zemmer. 20 The Two Behind Us All The Way Mr. Fitzpatrick and Mr. Smith discuss the day’s plans. Below right, Mr. Smith relaxes in his office. Below, Mr. Fitzpatrick numbers some new books. Mr. Henry Smith, our Principal. Mr. J. Fitzpatrick, his assistant. 21 Secretaries Keep Our School In Working Order Right, Our hard-working secretaries. Below, Mrs. Beckwith. Middle right, Miss Vicki June. Below right, Mrs. Nicholas. Guides To The Future Mrs. Calvert, 9th and 10th Grade Counselor Mr. Krebbs, 9th and 10th Grade Counselor Mr. Sak, Vocational Director LHS Runs Smooth With Their Help 24 The Challenging Top right, Mr. McCarrick, General Math and Algebra. Above, Mrs. Curley, General Math. Right, Mr. James, Algebra I. 26 Depths Of Math Mr. Mikus, Plane Geometry, Basic Geometry Above: Miss Peterson, Plane Geometry, General Math. Right: Mr. Rezelman, Algebra II. Lapeer Senior High offers many op portunities in the field of Math. For college bound students there is Algebra I and II, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Pre-Calculus. Also offered are Basic Math and Geometry and Basic Algebra. Only two years of Math are required at Lapeer, but some students take three and maybe four years of it for college purposes and for the great challenge involved ... and Math is a challenging subject. The challenge does not lie in the calm waters of Basic Algebra but rather in the deep dark depths of Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus. The student who faces the challenge will get some insight into the turbulent waters which lie ahead of him. Mr. Paveglio, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry Individuality Means Your Own Thing In creative realms, the real you escapes from behind the books and papers and in these realms you, the individual, stand out by revolving around your imagination and your personality. All of a sudden you find yourself in this modern world. Under the music category of fine arts, Mr. Schadel has led the Lapeer Senior High Band to a reputation of fine musical quality. Also under this category falls the choruses, directed by Mr. Smith. They achieve fine voice quality and show it throughout the year at special presentations. Mrs. Thwing and Miss Schlegel, art teachers, supervise the art classes which include Crafts, Art I, Exploratory Art, Studio Art, Jewelry, Art 2D and 3D, and Commercial Art. Mrs. Thwing, Art Miss Schlagel, Arts and Crafts Mr. Schadel, Band Mike Paul puts a glaze on his pot in art class. 28 Expand Your Languages . . . Mr. Riggs, french I, II, Spanish 111 Broaden Your Horizons At Lapeer Senior High there are two foreign languages offered. These are Spanish I, II, and III and French I and II. In today’s world with all the air travel and faster, easier, and cheaper methods of travel, it is good to know a little about the Language and customs of other lands. And this is what Mr. Riggs and Miss Mousseau try to teach their students. With Spanish-speaking Mexico to the South of us and French-Canadians to the North, it is good that the people in the U.S. can have the chance to learn these languages, and at Lapeer we are proud to offer this chance. ' Miss Mousseau, Spanish 1, II What Is Learning? A Journey, Not A Destination Mrs. Theimkey, English Mrs. Peterson, English It is the 1500’s. Ships cross the vast ocean bringing settlers from many different nations, and with them comes a new language. Amer-ican-English—the language that we all must know so that we are able to read, write, and speak correctly. Lapeer Senior High offers two types of English classes, along with a speech class, a class that studies American novels, and a creative writing class. Also a dramatics class was started this year. Another way that Lapeer Senior High students learn correct English is through extracurricular activities such as debate and school plays. Miss Timpone, English Left: Mrs. Compton, English. Above: Mr. Meredith, English, World History. 31 Home Is Where Our Lives Begin Homemaking and Agriculture are offered at Lapeer Senior High for the domestic individuals, the ones who are our Future Homemakers and Future Farmers. In Homemaking classes, sewing, cooking, and care of babies and children are stressed, since the knowledge of these things is needed most when starting a family. Agriculture trains students in the use of farm implements and the study of crops and animals. In today’s changing world, more and more people are getting out of the home and into office and other outside jobs, but home and farm work is still very important to our society ... for it is at home and on the farm where our life begins. 33 Train Today . . . Mr. Redmond, Metal Shop . . . For Tomorrow’s Jobs Most schools have an educational department which is comprised of several divisions—one of these divisions being vocational. Lapeer is one of the many schools using this idea and therefore gives the student insight into his future career, along with job training. We are proud to say that Lapeer High School engages in this program and that many students participate through wood shop, metal shop, and mechanical drawing. Mr. Beltz, Mechanical Drawing Mr. Chettleburgh, Wood Shop 35 Mr. Kinzer, World and American History, Political Philosophy Mr. Peterson, World History, Government. World Affairs Of God, Not A Tool Of The State Columbus, Magellan, Smith, Jefferson, Washington, and Lincoln. These, and many more, are all individuals who helped to found, shape and mold a wilderness into the strongest nation in the world today, the United States of America. The way these people worked and strived to build this democracy, to break away from traditions of monarchy and dictatorship in the Old World, to become free of state religions, and to become a child of God, not a tool of the state, is what our history teachers teach to the students. After learning about the absolute rule of other countries in the world, it makes the students of today appreciate our democracy better, and to become inspired to be the leaders of tomorrow. Mrs. Rescoe, World Geography Supporting The Nation Above, Mr. McEachern, Bookkeeping, Economics, Business Law. Above right, Mrs. Seaton, Typing. Right, Mrs. Dean, Shorthand, Personal Record Keeping. Below, Students learn the ins and outs of business. Believing In The People Mrs. Bugg, Office Practice, Typing, Bus. English LAPEER COUNTY LIBRARY Business has always been a great factor in the prosperity and success of the United States. It will continue to play a major role and therefore Lapeer Senior High School offers a business course consisting of Business Math, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, typing, and personal record keeping. Students in these courses are preparing to keep our economy and prosperity high and mighty, and we know this preparation will be doing not only these students good, but each student will be benefiting. Mrs. Luzi, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Questioning The Answers . . . Above left, Mr. Lehndorf, Physical SciencA Above right, Mr. Hunt, Physics. Left, Mr. Benton, Physical Science and Below, students in Biology class learn through using the microscopes. Not Answering The Questions Mr. Gormley, Chemistry As the years go by, man progresses, leaving behind him the past, looking into the future. But as this progression continues, man must refer to the past ... for where would he be without those years of previous experimenting. Someone had to begin the experimenting, the experiments lead to progress, and progress had lead to man teaching man. At Lapeer High School, man teaches man, but in a teacher-student relationship. This starts through Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics and continues with college courses elsewhere. Through these classes, man again begins to experiment, progress and possibly teach. 41 Mr. Miller, Biology Open Minds — Not Closed Issues Man makes up society, and through society expresses himself and many problems are brought forth through this cultural relationship, whether personal or worldwide. In Sociology, one learns about people as a whole, while in Home and Family Living, one studies the individual in a private world. These two courses are offered at L.H.S. and many students engage themselves in these classes each year to learn of this cultural relationship, which exists for each and ev-every one of us no matter who we are. Miss French, Home and Family, Sociology Mr. Harding, Driver Education Students in Soc. class carry on discussions. Extensive Travel — Not A Smaller World When the United States was born, the need for transportation was not too great. But as the country progressed and grew, the people began to travel from house to house, from home to home and generally from the country to the city. Soon the need for transportation between countries arose. To satisfy these needs men such as Henry Ford, Frank Duryea, and Charles King strove to invent more rapid systems of travel, even though the people weren't agreeable on the idea yet. After World War I the automobile became the chief means of transportation in the United States. The people finally accepted the idea and now today, almost every family in the United States has at least one car. 42 Wonder Ed Builds Bodies 12 Ways At L.H.S. we have classes in English, History, Math, and other subjects to keep our minds in top condition. But we also have gym class to keep our bodies in top physical condition. Our country needs strong as well as intelligent individuals to be the leaders of tomorrow and exercising our bodies as well as our minds is one more step towards attaining this. At Lapeer, boys are required to take gym in their Freshman year, and for girls it is an elective class all four years. Mr. Nelson, Physical Education Left, Students in gym class build their bodies 12 ways. Below left, Mrs. Warner, Physical Education. Below right, Mr. DeCou, Physical Education. Seniors Oft I remember those whom I have known In other days, to whom my heart was led As by a magnet, and who are not dead, But absent, and their memories overgrown With other thoughts and troubles of my own. Strange that I did not know them then, Those friends of mine. I did not even show them then One friendly sign; But cursed them for the ways they had To make me see My envy of the praise they had For praising me. I would have rid the earth of them Once in my pride . .. I never knew the worth of them Until they died. Edwin Arlington Robinson Georgia Collier 1951-1969 46 Memoriam Leaders Of Class Of ’70 Class 0 f f 1 C e r s L. to R.—Steve Nicholas, Mike Butterfield, Pat Madden, Greg Fischer. Board Of D 1 r e c t o r s L. to R.—Front row, Sue Keefer, Nancy Clasper, Nancy Gray. Back row, Spencer Ford, Bill Baldwin, Dave Dorr, Mike Wood. 48 LHS Salutes Linda And Sue. The Student body of LHS congratulates Linda Kemler (Fodder) for her achievement of the title of 1970 Valedictorian. Linda is the daughter of Mrs. Richard Fock-ler of Lapeer, and James Kemler of Rochester. Linda has successfully earned the title with a 4.0 average, while participating in band, Pep Club, French Club, Science Club, and National Honor Society. Her spare time is spent studying, assisting a Girl Scout leader, participating in the St. Paul Lutheran Handbell Choir and the Lutheran Youth. Linda has always wanted to do a little something to make the world a better place in which to live, so she presently is active in local conservation projects. Her future plans include attending Michigan Technological University where she will major in chemistry and nuclear physics. Congratulations and good luck! Graduating with the second highest honors in the school, Susan Strong is the 1970 Saluta-torian with a grade point average of 3-9117. She is the eldest of five children of Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Strong, 1990 Higley Road, Lapeer. During her high school years, Sue has been a member of the French Club, Science Club, and last but not least, the National Honor Society. In her senior year, she has been an office assistant and she has tutored other students in need of help. While leading the life of a high school student, Sue also pursues such interests as horseback riding, swimming, and reading and has worked at the A W. Sue has her future planned—attending Michigan State University to major in mathematics and secondary education. Congratulations Sue! Seniors Of 1970 Look Forward Clarke Adams Susan Addison Rodney Albrecht Darlene Allen Penny Arbaugh Gene Arms 50 To Graduation In June Suzanne Ayotte Diane Bailey Richard Baker Cheryl Baldwin Julie Ballard Sharon Bartel Joseph Bastien Harold Batzloff Caroline Behnke 51 Robert Best Daniel Bishop Jeff Black Robert Blankenhom Barbara Blazo Guy Blondin John Blondin 52 The “American” Way Of Life! Brenda Bontrager Larry Borck Terry Bradshaw Sandra Bradway Linda Bridenbaugh David Bridenbaugh Keith Brocker Warren Brocker Jean Brown RuthAnn Brown Teresa Brough Glenn Bruce Gloria Bublitz Brian Burgess Sandra Burris Russell Bush Michael Butterfield Joell Bybee 54 . . . Exciting! Bruce Byrnes Pam Carey Michael Carpenter Terria Carpenter Michael Charter Richard Chisholm Donald Clark John Clark Marcha Clark 55 Cheerleaders Boost The Spirit Michael Clark Minnie Clark Nancy Clasper Cynthia Clements Of Fans And Teammates Alike 57 Victoria Deitz Michael DeLong Catherine Dempsey Donald Dice Time Out Richard Doak Larry Dodge Ellen Dolsen David Dorr John Dowling Jack Dutton For Thinking About The Future Barbara Edgett Michael Elfes Kathy Evans Romeo — Romeo — Where JoAnne Filipiak Joan Finn Gregory Fischer JoAnn Fisher Spencer Ford 60 fore Art Thou Romeo? Alton Gardner Judith Germani Nancy Giers James Gleason Nancy Gray Bonnie Green 61 Homecoming Crowns A New Margaret Greer Jacqueline Griffen Douglas Grinnell Nancy Grover Peggy Harris Linda Hart John Hart JohnHartwick Steve Hartwig Gilda Hayes Ricky Haynes Virginia Heath 62 Charlene Hendershott Douglas Hewison 63 The Pep Band Paula Hotchkiss Rodger Houck James Howey Lola Husted Helps Promote Team Spirit Gary Hutchinson Marsha Hyatt Pamela Jacobs Danny Jamieson Donna Jeakle Deborah Johnson Spirit Week Helps David Jones Fred Jones Tim Jostock Faustine Judd 66 David Kienzle Robert Kimball Barbara King Improve LHS Spirit Steven Kiser Manische Kiumarsi Andrew Kline William Knapp Denise Knight Joy Kreis 67 Teams Get Paula LaFountain Lois Laidler Michael Lange Kathy Lawrence Support Through All Seasons Steve McCarrick Joyce McClelland Theresa McComb Sandra McCullough Shine Your Shoes 70 Deborah Moore Jeannie Moore Susan Moore It’s Quarter! Only A Darlene Mroz JoAnn Mulholland William Murray Carolyn Myers Leslie Myers Mary Nagel Leslie Nichols Donald Nolan Many Seniors Enroll Ernest North Michael Novak Paul Novak Douglas O'Briant Maureen O’Conner In Music Courses Dale Patten Laurie Paul Patrick Pearson Debra Perkins Deborah Perks Cerise Petrie John Pfieffer Cheryl Piers 73 Linda Phillips Gary Pigei Linda Pillow Even Seniors Have Fun Leon Pilly Janet Pluff KitPoIlok Janet Pratt Linda Price Rinda Price Deborah Pridemore Now And Then! Vickie Putnam Debbie Quinlan John Reamer Ray Reid Ron Rhead John Rice Brenda Richards Judith Richardson 75 Throughout The Year Richard Rickett Cynthia Rickgers Pat Riordan Drew Ritchie Carol Ross Steven Ruddock Thomas Ruddy Marilyn Sak Judith Salmond 76 LHS Has Many And Varied Assemblies Richard Schlaud Kathy Schocke Kenneth Schroeder Claude Scramlin Joseph Scramlin Wendy Seames Wayne Sheperd 77 Michael Shelton Homecoming Is A Time Of Susan Shigley Richard Shoemaker Anita Shoults Christine Shoultz Walter Sierakowski Mark Silvey Kay Smith Norma Smith Joan Snoddy David Sohlden Finale Of Spirit Week k c f yf 4l Wj w J f ff if. f Gene Somerville Carol Spiers Martin States Stacy Stimson Terry Stock John Stoneburg Tim Stowell Susan Strong Sharon Stroup Daniel Stuart Faith Sutherland John Tallieu 80 . . . Spirit Cake! Rick Terpening 81 Lorraine Thick Jerry Thompson Peggy Thompson Charles Toole Shirley Waugh Through The Year Janice Weir Robert Weir Kevin Wickstrom Donald Wilson Gary Wilson Curtis Wheeler Barbara White Douglas White Lynne Wiggins Students Michael Wood Carol Wyse Judith Young Laurie Worden Mark Zahnow Denise Zielesch Cheyenne Conant Marilyn Wolfe 84 Apply Make-Up In Play Productions GayAnn Green David Groom Patricia Gibbs Dorothy Rohr William Racine Linda Bonner 85 LHS Sports Events Eileen Beehill Judith Murcko Steve Nicholas Seniors, Seniors Juniors Is it changed, or am I changed ? Ah! the maples are fresh and green But the friends with whom I ranged Through their thickets are estranged By the years that intervene. (Author Unknown) Junior Class Officers L. to R.—Darcel Knight, Secretary, Max Sierakowski, President, Cherisse Bridenbaugh, Treasurer, and in back, Denise Schlaud, Vice-President. And Board Of Directors In fronl— . to r., Kathy Utley, Deann Wilson, Mary Jo Farrington. In back, Roxann Rice, Mike Reynolds and Debbie Newton. 92 Glass Of 1971 Janet Addison Yvonne Ahrens Juanita Aldridge Clyde Allen Kevin Anderson Walt Anderson Wayne Anderson Mickey Angle Janet Austin Sherry Ayotte Terr)' Bader Kathy Baily Terry Balkwell Ginny Balia Kay Barrom Gary Bates Liz Beardsley Vicki Beebe Vicki Billington Nancy Bliss Mark Blondin Tom Bond Tom Boone Cathy Bradford Students Take A Break Kim Briadwood Andrea Brandenburg Cherisse Bridenbaugh Jack Bright Roxanne Brinker Lupc Briseno Mary Briseno Brenda Britton Joy Bublitz Sue Budzier Penny Burke Pam Buizan Sue Butler Peggy Canell Dusty Carey Charles Carnell Ginger Carr June Cash Nelson Chauvin Steve Chilberg Sue Childers Mike Christansen Dave Clemens Terry Clemens From The Hectic Day Gary Coning Gary Coulters Ron Coulter Leonard Cowles Dave Craig Dawn Cranick Pat Cronin Sue Cronin Denise Crookedacre Dennis Crookedacre Cindi Cucuro Dianne Daily Paul Darling Jackie Daunt Eva Davis Loretta Day Greg deBrow Stacey Diffenderfer Bruce Dixon Makr Dorkstader Gary Dodge Marcia Dolsen Mike Dolsen Mark Dontje 95 Shoe Shines And Paint A Pumpkin Were Kevin Duggan Don Earhart Diane Ernst Jim Farrington Mary Jo Farrington Gerald Faust Geraldine Faust Pam Featheringill Dawn Freeman Bob Fuller Jeff Gardner Kathy Gearhart Jill Gee Don Gibson Mike Gibson Doug Godwin Alicia Govitz Debbie Granger Some Of The Activities Of Clubs Jim Houck Lou Ann House Janet Howey Leslie Hummel Pete Hupp Lynda Hutchinson Dan Ingersoll Gary Jakubos Dave Jarvis Dorothy Johnson Mary Beth Hart Kathy Hartwig Mike Hayden Kathy Hazelwood Doug Helmick Chris Hendershott Suzanne Hoffert Richard Hogan Rod Holman Janet Horning Juniors Work Hard Toward Debbie Jones Diane Jones LouAnne Jones Annie Jostock Ed Judd Debbie Kalar Joe Kaller Don Kallio Londa Keck Terry Keller Pam Kellogg Peter Kennedy Vicki Kerbyson Kenetha King Rod King Many Rewarding Moments Jana Luketich Mike Lynch Becky McDaniel Pat McDonald Avis McFarland Pam McGarry Doug McGlashen John McGlashen Janice McKay Jim McLain Brenda Mackie John Marek Brian Martin Barb Mannion Mark Marzetti 99 Music To Swing By . . . Ken Maxfield Linda Mercer Linda Miller Sallie Miller Sue Miller Rick Misener Deb Montgomery Mary M. Montgomery Debbie Muir Matt Myers Vickie Nass Debbie Newton Mike Nicholas Victor Noll Marvin North Debbie Ondovcsik Virginia Ortman Dan Overland Gary Oyster 100 Steve Paling Anne Palmer Dave Parker Linda Paschke Mike Patterson Daylc Pearsall Brad Peele Marlene Pelettc Nathan Petrie John Phillips Michele Pieper Pam Placeway Gayle Pluff Jackie Posner Laurie Poole Don Powell Sandy Powers Ken Preville Linda Prince Bonnie Proulx Thinking Leads To Terr)' Raverts Donna Reamer Sue Reamer Mike Reynolds Rick Rhead Adam Rhein Roxanne Rice Bonnie Richards John Riker Tim Riley Judy Roberts Lynn Roberts Roxanne Roberts Kris Robinson Lyle Ross Bob Rowden Rick Ruby Peggy Robinson Melody Root Susan Rose Cherylene Rouse 102 Sue Sager Judy Sanderson Jeff Sawgle Carol Schaaf Walt Schalau Debbie Schlaud Denise Schlaud George Schlaud Joyce Schlaud Mike Schlaud Karen Schlosser Marlene Schreib Ron Schroeder Debbie Schulz Arnold Schwerin Larry Schwerin Terry Scramlin Pat Seames Patrick Sharkey Karen Shaw Jim Shelton Jeannie Shoemaker Brad Shoults Sharon Shoultz Max Sierakowski Don Slawter Douglas Small Cheri Smith Denise Smith Kathy Smith Rick Smith Vicky Smith Mary Snover Dan Sohlden Deb Sohlden Chris Somerville There Are Times When Joyce Stables Julie Stacy Patrick Staley Sharon Starking Rheda Steele Cindy Stcffes Jamie Stephens Don Stern Steve Stiles Jim Stock Marty Stone Mike Strong Cindy Surtees Matt Swain Jim Sweeney Mary Sweeney Bonnie Swett Helen Szewc Connie Tallieu Dondra Tenniswood Marie Thayer Bill Thiemkey Tom Thomas Alan Thompson Barb Thompson Jim Thompson Kay Thompson Doug Threlfall Rose Tobler Kaye Tolbert Cary Tripp Gary Tripp George Tripp Kathy Utley Mark Vance Pat Vance 104 Juniors Do Study Chris VanHorn Glenn VanHorn Pete Verbeke Joe Verran Judy Vincent Bill Voss Kathleen Wagenshutz Lois Walker Richard Walton Sharon Ware Rick Warner Charles Warren Judy Waterloo Cathy Watz Mark Watz Julie Waugh Wesley Weber Linda Weir Barb Welch Mark Wendorf Dave Wermuth Roger West Fred Weston Patty Whiteman Jim Whitney Susan Wildey Wally Wilkinson Deann Wilson Wanda Winter Jan Witham Lynn Wixson Deanna Wolfe A1 Woodley Vonda Woodley Carol Wooster Mark Yam in Rick Zemmer Roxanne Brinker Dale Carney Sam Miller Mary J. Montgomery 105 Sophomores From autumn frost to April rain, Too long her winter woods complain; From building flower to falling leaf, Her summer time is all too brief. Yet on her rocks, and on her sands, And wintry hills, the school-house stands. And what her rugged soil denies, The harvest of the mind supplies. ]ohn G. Whittier Sophomore Leaders Of Today — Sitting—Vicki Parsch—Secretary; Mar)’ Wagner—Treasurer. Standing—Roger Gerlach— Vice President; Geoff Lutz—President. Class Officers And Row 1—Marcia Boruch, Sue Hughes, Mary Kramer. Row 2—Angie Blazo, Terry Nieman, Jim Wood. 108 Board Of Directors Class Of 1972 Robin Austin Allen Avram Mike Balia Ian Barkley Don Barr Gayle Barrigar Tom Bastien Robert Bauer Linda Baxter Tom Baxter Lisa Beardsley Mary Beattie Bob Beck Barbara Beckman Beatrice Beckman Doug Bontragcr Mike Boone Marcia Boruch Gary Bradway Belinda Brady Liz Brenner Brian Bretz Jim Brewer Darleen Brim Walter Broecker Frank Brough Judy Bublitz Donda Bush Larry Butterfield Pat Butterfield All Work And No Play Make 10 Makes Sophomores A Great Class Bob Butzier Bob Byrnes Jessica Byrnes Fred Cargill Janice Cash Gail Charter Denise Cichoradci Jan Clark John Clark Paul Clark Linda Clemens Sally Clemens Patty Jo Cline Cindy Collins Rick Combs Mike Compton Dan Cook Karen Coomer Sue Corkins Denise Coulter G'ndy Cox Suzanne Crain Jim Crall Glenda Cramton Sharon Cronin Pam Cured Steve Curtiss III No Matter How Difficult The Course Jan Daley Robert Daley James Davee Lyn Davidson Dan Day Jerry Delong Connie Deming Robert Dempsey Vicki Deverell Randy Diamond Bill Diehl Laurie Diehl Pansy Diffin Sandra Dipka John Doak Ralph Duprey Jeanette Eastham Ed Edgett Karen Elliott Angie Ericson Cheryl Evans Bruce Evoy Candy Fairbanks Becky Faithe 112 We Always Enjoy It Sue Fick Mike Fifer Harold Fifield Charles Fields Dan Finnell A Molly Fitzpatrick Mike Frazee Dana Freeman Bill Gallagher Tom Gallagher Dave Gardner Vicki Garner John Gerlach Steve Gearhart Roger Gerlach Ross Gent illy Jill Germani Laurie Getty Carl Gillis Denise Goodrich Lisa Goward Denise Granger Matt Greene Lela Greene Steve Greene 113 The Tension Mounts Dennis Grinnell Lonnie Gross Laurie Gwinn Dennis Hali John Hall Ken Haneline Ethel Hanson Suzanne Hardenburgh Bill Harris Anita Harth Mike Hartwig Leslie Haver Sue Hayes Greg Heiser George Heitsch Jim Heller Brian Helton Sherrie Henderson Shelley Henley Cheryl Hewison Brends Hicks Carolyn Hill 114 Will We Win Or Not? Helayne Hill Geanene Hillman Dave Hobbins Cindy Hodge Julia Hodge Wendy Hoffert ■ Mervin Hollingshead Terry Holman Barb Horne Diane Horner Greg Hotchkiss Lorna Houck k Greg Houghtaling Kathy Hudson Sue Hughes Bob Hunt Kevin Hunt Marian Husted Linda Irelan Sandy Jacobs Gayle Jarvis Steve Jarvis Mark Jasper Joseph Jeakle Dale Johnson Darnell Jones David June Debbie June Sheila June Roxanne Juniac Gary Kage Bev Karlek Burt Keefer Eugene Kendrick Chris Kern Les King Students Spend Mornings 116 Pierre King Becky Kipp Bob Koyl Jo Krakker Mark Kramer Jane Kries Dawn Kruth Sue Kundracik Kathy LaClair Randy Laetz Becky Laidler Mark Laidler Laura LaMont Rick Lampheir Rose Larsen Bob Lassen John Laur Betty Lawerence Robin Laycock Jeff LeDuc “Studying” The World •Sandra Mahan John Mallow Arnic Margrif Mike Martin Steve Martin Laurie Mattson Debbie Meiser George Mellish Shelley Mercer Bill Miller Carol Miller Sallie Miller William Miller Robin Mitchell Don Mohl Dean Montgomery Rick Mooi Darlene Moore Rich Moore Rick Moore Leonard Morris Mike Mosher Dallas Moss Kent Musclow Norm Nelson Jill McCallum David McClellan Bob McClelland Doug McComb Mike McCordy Ward McGinnis Jan McGlashen Tom McGlashen Chuck McLain Merry McMullen Pat McRee Peggy Mahan 117 Mr. Pep, the cheerleader booster. Carol Ostrom Bob Parrott Jim Parsch Vicki Parsch Laura Patten Mike Paul Don Payea Dave Penix Brenda Perkins Larry O Briant Robert Odalovich Roger Olmstead Extra Curricular Activities James Nichols Terry Nieman Theresa Nolan Rick Noll Theresa North Patricia Pilly Mallory Pollock Becky Poole Evelyn Powell Plynette Powell Sharon Pratt 118 Are Enjoyed By Sophomores! Tom Richardson Richard Richie Kevin Riedel Kim Riegle Lynne Riker Cindy Riley Mary Roberts Debbie Robinet Greg Ranney Nancy Ravert Brad Reamer Kevin Reamer Tim Roodvoets Don Root Mike Rossman Carol Rowden Keith Pringle Debbie Putnik Karen Qualls Mike Quinlan Sheila Ramey Gail Running Anna Russell Kathy Russell Bill Ryan Mike Ryan 119 Many Sophomores Robert Sadler Craig Samuelson Steve Saunders Chris Sawatzke Debbie Scharping Darwin Schimmelpfenning David Schlaud Mona Schlaud Phil Schmidt Ronald Schroeder Beth Schoultz Randy Schoultz Larry Schultz Jacque Scramlin Terry Seames Ann Shelton Leona Shoults Jane Sickels John Sierakowski Andrew Sloan Vicki Smith William Speirs Donna Spencer Paul Stables Stan Stables Ben Stabley Vickie Stacy Kathy Stanfill Mark Steele Dave Steward Bob Stewart Rick Stier Ken Stoakley Dale Stone Jon Stover Terri Stratton Jane Stuart Ken Surbrook Cindy Suppi Mary Beth Sweeney Jack Sweet Cindy Tallieu 120 Tackle Typing Class Sandra Taylor Gary Thick Tom Thomas Barb Thompson Sue Thompson Margaret Thompson Kathryn Trombley Diane Truax Barbara Turner Cindy Vance Linda VanDuPloeg Craig Vascassenno Jill Vincent Dwayne Wagner Mary Wagner Talent Lurks Among Scott Warren Doug Watz Darrel Waugh Roger Wehnes Charlie Whipp Ken Whitcomb Ann Whitney Robert Whitney Alan Wiggins Dianne Wilcox Our Faculty? Freshmen Who is the Student? The teacher can light The lantern and put it in your hand, but you must walk into the dark. William H. Armstrong Leaders Of Tomorrow L. to R.—Debbie Smith, Secretary; Paul Smith, Vice President; Tim Butterfield, President; Laurie Knapp, Treasurer. Frosh Class Officers And Freshmen Board of Directors are, left to right: Larry Godwin, Dave Filipiak, Darla Allen, Lynn Babcock, and Kay Fish. 126 Board Of Directors Class Of 1973 Pam Adams Darla Allen Marjorie Allen Rhonda Anderson Rose Anderson Keith Apsey LuAnn Arbaugh Larry Arms Randy Arms Nancy Armstrong Randy Armstrong Terry Artress Keith Atwood Jeff Avis Carol Avram Midge Avram Lynn Babcock Karen Bader Kevin Bader Debbie Baily Dennis Baily Margie Baily Craig Baker Darleen Baker Bill Balia Kim Bannion Angrla Barry Lucille Barton Marie Bastien Sue Baxter Cheryl Beebe Gndy Beebe Carol Bennington Freshmen Learn That High Randy Bentley Tina Berry Debbie Bessette Barbara Best Randy Betcher Mona Beyer Dorothy Bierbusse Scott Birchman Ron Billington Candy Black Beverly Blake Patty Bollon Anita Bommarito Dave Bond Eugene Bond Cindy Bradshaw Greg Bradway Kenneth Braidwood Marge Brandenburg Paul Brenner Marilyn Bridenbaugh Bill Bright Kevin Broecker Leroy Broecker School Can Be Fun!!! Karen Bylinsky Shannon Carey Becci Carrithers Sally Carpenter Robert Case Becky Castle Dave Chernenko Lloyd Childers Jerry Christensen Patty Cichoracki Kim Clack Mike Clark Pat Cody Yvonne Coller Kevin Coombs Shelley Compton Vicki Compton Marsha Conrad Kevin Cook Keith Coomcr Darrell Copeland Jim Cosens Wilson Costello Dale Coulter Debbie Coulter Lynn Coulter Mark Cox Marka Cox Stan Crain Steve Cranick 129 Freshmen Are Thought Diane Creamer Dan Dailey Kay Daly Lori Davey Mike Davidson Rosemary Deaton Frank Debusk Cindy DeLong Robert DeLong Terry DeLong Dale Dennis Richard DeVerell Renay Diamond Rod Diamond Grant Diffin Debbie Dincher Sally Dodge Sandy Dolan Luanne Draper Elicia DuPont Debbie Eberst Dave Eisenschmied Diane Elfes Leif Erickson Raymond Evans Clayton Eychner Angela Farrand Tom Fischhaber Linda Freeman Mike Freeman Worthy Individuals Christy Fick Jean Fick David Filipiak Dawn Fischer John Fish Kay Fish Julie Fockler Marcia Fox Peggy Jo Fraim Charles Frazee Don French Randy Gassel Lacy Gause Sue Gearhart Dan Gerlach Judy Gillett Cathy Giuchici Debbie Giza Larry Godwin Debra Goldy Cynthia Golinski Steve Gregory Tom Grinnell Randy Gross Gary Grossbauer Terry Grossbauer Susie Hall Cindy Hanchett Marty Haneline Betsy Harris Bob Harris Bill Hart Darrell Hart 131 Talented Students Learn The Marcia Hart Mike Hart Stephanie Hart Barb Hart wig Mary Hartwig Chcrri Hawkins 132 Dave Hayward Allen Heck Ellen Hendershott Greg Henderson Debra Herrick Ron Hill Marty Hillier Leslie Himes Steve Hines Dan Hobbins Flossie Horner Todd Hosner Bernie Hotchkiss Paul Hotchkiss Sue Houck Lynn House Yvonne Hovey Marc Hovind Cathy Howe Ken Howey Skip Huelga Terry Huffman Donald Hughes Dave Hunt Dan Husted Steve Husted Tom Hutchings Ins And Outs Of Art Ed Johnson Valeric Johnson Jeff Jones Karla Jones Janet Judd Debby June Regina Kaller Karen Karlek Kim Katzmark Sandy Keller Gary Kellogg Charles Kelsey Mary Kennedy Morey King Connie Klug Lori Knapp Alden Knopek Joe Koerber Matt Kolton Susan Koncewicz Kevin Kowalski Jeanne LaClair Dennis LaFountain Dennis Laidler Freshmen Learn “How To Do” Susie Laidler Bob LaMay Brenda Marshall Mike Laur Ken LaVere Ed Leach John LeDuc Linda Leonard Bill Libby Dennis Lindsay Joette Liscomb LaDonna Lonsberry Joyce Love Mike Love Joni Luketich Tracey Lynch Bruce Mackie Tom Makarchuk Cliff Marks Kevin Martin Wayne Martin Ruth Marvicsin Steve Mathews Keith Maxfield Joe McCarry Carol McCarthy Carolyn McCarthy Kathy McCarty Sherry McClard Ann McClelland Neda McComb Mary McDaniel Mark McDermaid Kathryn McDonald Brian McEachem 134 Many Things During Their 1st Year Dave McGarry Mike McLellan Harold McMahon Deanna McMann Oliver McMann Donna McWay Penny Meiser Karen Mikulski Shelley Milka Bruce Miller Chuck Miller Doug Miller Gary Miller Joey Miller Sally Millis Tom Millis Vickie Misener Terry Montgomery Patty Montney Tom Moore Jeff Moorhouse Debbie Morse John Morse Jim Moss 135 Cheryl Muxlow Gerald Nagy John Niblack Dan Nicholas Mike Nicholes Terry Nicholos Mary Noake Cheryl North Richard North Mike O’Byrne Pat Ongena Sue Owen Cindy Overland Sam Oyster Harold Palmer Patty Parsch Debbie Patten Debbie Perry Sydney Petrie Tom Phillips John Pickett Marcia Pieper Lauri Pier Judy Pietszyk Irwin Pingel Paula Pingel Paulette Pingel Pete Piorkowski Mary Piorunek Charlene Port ice LHS Experienced Student Teachers 136 This Year Tony Pullman Jan Putnam Walter Querio Geroge Rabb Roberta Racknor Donna Ravert Nancy Redick Marion Repshiska Terry Reynolds Bill Richardson Ted Ricksgers Elaine Risdon Pamela Rives Mike Rivett Sheila Roberts Sharri Rolland Tom Rose Dennis Ross Lorraine Ross Dianne Rossman Connie Ruby Judy Rucker Deaneen Russell MaryKay Russell 137 “Aladdin And His Wonderful Lamp” Andy Schroeder Eddie Schulz Randy Scott Jim Secord Maureen Sharkey Bob Shaver Steve Shelton Mike Shoults Steve Shoultz Frank Sierakowski Sylvia Skalecki Debbie Smith Laura Smith Mary Jo Smith Mike Smith Paul Smith Roger Smith Ron Smith 138 Was Produced By The Drama Class Steve Stimson Bill Stock Cindy Stock Greg Stone Gary Stowell John St. Pierre Val Stratton Kim Stroup Gaii Surbrook Susan Sutherland Mike Swantek Faith Sweeney John Sweeney Mike Sweeney Marcia Swett Jim Tap Mike Taylor Don Terwilliger Sandra Spencer Sue Stacy Marilyn Stafford Iva Staley Corrine States Pam Stimson 139 Freshmen Take Time To Debbie Thorpe Jeff Tindall Rick Tobler Barbara Tolbert Dan Traver Linda Tripp Mary Tripp Barbara Truax Dorothy Turner Debbie Upleger Lynne Upper Tom Utley Greg Valley Kirk Vanderkuy Barbara Van Horn Dean VanWagnen Mariann VanZoren Kathy Voss David Wagle David Walker Dawn Walker Lloyd Walker 140 Discuss The Days Events Terry Watz Pat Wehnes Don Welch John Wenzel Dan Wermuth Arden Whitcome Sandy White Cathy Wilcox Linda Wilcox Dave Wildey Jerri Wildfong Doug Williams Activities Then the wonder was. A godmother to the scene! She was the one, she was the really dear Who carried a wand whenever she came near And said: Rest. Be Beautiful. Be a queen. She led me out on a footlog and said look And lo! a shining brightness was the brook. Cynthia Pickard Pretty Faces Adorn “Nutcracker Suite'' The 1970 Christmas Ball was built around the Nutcracker Suite’’ theme. December 27, 1969 held many rewarding moments for Penny Arbaugh and Mike Butterfield as they were crowned queen and king. Much hard work and determination went into the Christmas Ball for 1970. Congratulations to Penny and Mike and all those who were nominated this year. Pam Henderson and Curt Wheeler. Nancy Gray and Bruce Eckersley. 144 Queen Penny Arbaugh and King Mike Butterfield. Nancy Clasper and Greg Fischer. Carolyn Myers and Mike Wood. Sugar And Spice And Everything Nice ... That's truly the recipe of our three underclassmen Homecoming Representatives, who through their pomp and poise, related the good choice of their classmates to the entire student body. Congratulations Roxanne, Nancy, and Kathy. Your classmates truly made wonderful choices. Our new Queen Miss Denise Kinight Jamie Powers and Kurt Gelhausen Roxann Rice and escort Gary Tripp Candidates Glow Competition Befalls Them Nancy Clasper and Walt Seirakowski Nancy Gray and Mike Wood Penny Arbaugh and Kevin Wickstrom Even though the main thought of the 1969 Homecoming Celebration was spoiled, our six senior candidates for queen remained as pretty and poised as if it never happened. On the evening of October 17 during the Homecoming Dance, Autumn Victory,” Denise Knight was crowned as the 1969-70 Homecoming Queen by George Lutz, president of the Student Council. The Pantherscope Staff is very pleased to send along the message: Congratulations Denise!” Carolyn Myers Pam Henderson and Gary Piger Juan Visits LHS From Chile The Junior Class of L.H.S. is honored to have in its presence a foreign student from Chile, Juan Rojas Saes. Juan lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noll and family and came to the United States to study. He hopes to attend an American University to become an engineer. Besides having two brothers and one sister to get along with, Juan enjoys spending his spare time working on his farm and playing tennis. For any students wishing to write to him upon his return to Chile, his address will be: Juan Rojas Saes Avda Juan Saldado 425 La Serena, Chile. Top left, Juan studies in the library. Above, Juan attempts to draw up a lay-out. Above right, Juan takes a mechanical drawing course. Right, Virginia Ortman shows Juan what goes into a good paper. 148 Manische — Our Girl From Iran The opportunities of visiting and living in a foreign country are very extensive, as Manische Kiumarsi knows from her own experience. During her lifetime, Manische has lived in three countries; her home” country, Iran, and Germany for the past six years where she received her high school education. Now she resides in the United States with her American family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hilde-brandt, Julie and Kathy. Manische enjoys the United States and the American people. The Ameri- cans are very warm people.” Manische wants to return to Germany in July and attend a University over there. She enjoys studying languages and hopes to become an airline stewardess or an interpreter. 150 Many Phases Junior Class Presents Cast Narrator T. ]. Blessington Alfred Metcalfe . . Bob Blankenhorn Edward L. McKeever . . Warren Gillik Clifford Snell Mrs. Partridge Amelia Shot graven . .. . Mark Jenkins Miss L’Arriere Miss Logan A. P U.P INS A Little Old Lady . . . . Bill Parker Dwight Brookfield . . . Pete Hupp Estelle Evans Kay Barrom Assistant Director . . . . .... Karen Rucker 152 “The Solid Gold Cadillac” Top above, Karen Rudcer, assistant director and Wayne Shepard, narrator, go over the script. Above right, Miss DeLuca applies make-up to Pat Pearson. Above, Students rehearse a scene from the play. Middle right, Bonnie Swett and Terry Stock discuss” stock matters. Right, Bob Blankenhorn attempts to apply his own make-up. Senior Glass Of 1970 Presents Above, Tony (Scott Warren) and Dino (Mark Yamin) enact a scene from the play. Far right, Dawn Fischer studies her lines as Roger Gerlach and Nancy Ruhmann go over their cues. Right, Dina has a moment to himself. 154 “Dino” On March 19 And 20 Ditto Falcaro .. Shirley ......... Jackie .......... Sylvia .......... Pat.............. Steve .......... Danny ........... Tony Falcaro . . Mr. Falcaro ... Mrs. Falcaro ... Mr. Sheridan . . Mr. Mandel ... Miss Haines Bea ............. Mrs. Mikula ... 1st girl........ 2nd girl......... Assistant director . . . Mark Yamin . . .. Liz Brenner . . . . Cindy Stock . . . Dale Dennis .... Lori Knapp Bob Blankenhom . . . Spencer Ford . .. Scott Warren . . .. Pat Pearson .. . . Marilyn Sak .. . Greg Fischer Wayne Sheperd . . . Sharon Ware Nancy Ruhamnn Cheyenne Conant . . Marcia Boruch . . . Dawn Fischer . ... Lola Husted Above left, Mr. Sheridan (Greg Fischer) tries to talk to Dino (Mark Yamin). Above right. Assistant director Lola Husted gives the actors their cues. Left, A scene at the settlement house with Cindy Stock. 155 Sports Panther! Panther! burning bright, In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? When the stars threw down their spears, And watered heaven with their tears, Did He smile His work to see ? Did He who made the Lamb, make thee? Panther! Panther! burning bright, In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Dare frame thy fearful symmetry ? Varsity Starts New Trends In Cheerleading The Varsity Cheerleading squad of 1969-70 has started many new trends in cheerleading. For the first time in Lapeer, the cheerleaders are using pompoms and are wearing culotte skirts and vests as uniforms. They have worked hard to acquire these things, and are proud to be the first to start this new trend. But they have worked twice as hard to inspire school spirit and get the team fired up. Above left, Debbie Newton. Left, The gang gets together on our mighty Panther. Above, Mary Jo Farrington. JV’S Learn The Ins Of Gheerleading 160 Frosh Cheerleaders Gain Valuable Experience Back to front—Lynn Babcock, Terry Artress, Debbie June, Sandy Kellar, Marie Bastien and Mary Kay Russell. Panthers Take Second With a record of 4-1 in 1968, the Panthers carried home the Victory Crown”—with a record of 4-1 in 1969, the Panthers didn’t quite capture a crown, but behind the coaching of Mr. DeCou showed themselves for a second place rating in the Metro League. The student body of L.H.S. extends congratulations to Matt Swain, Dave Sohlden, Kevin Wickstrom, and Glenn Hoffert for receiving all League” honor. Congratulations, Panthers! 1 Do you want to get up first or shall I ? Coach Nelson shows ’em how.” Place In Metro Competition Lapeer 64 Holly 0 Lapeer 12 P. H. Northern 30 Lapeer 28 Lakeville 18 Lapeer 16 Holly 0 Lapeer 6 Carmen 21 Lapeer 56 Ainsworth 0 Lapeer 20 Fenton 14 Lapeer 27 Swartz Creek 13 Lapeer 18 Lake Orion 32 J.V.’s End Season With Good Record Our '’cubs” fought gallantly through this season to show that they had the experience and spirit a great team needs. The combination of these two characteristics was revived during the summer by practice sessions, which also helped to shape-up the little cats. With a record of four wins, two losses, and one tie, our little cubs” will soon be ready to become full-grown Panthers! Lapeer 38 Romeo 12 Lapeer 28 Port Huron Northern 12 Lapeer 22 Holly 0 Lapeer 0 Carmen 0 Lapeer 0 Fenton 34 Lapeer 6 Swartz Creek 26 Lapeer 32 Ainsworth 8 Row 1, L. to R.—Paul Clark, Rick Stier, Jim Hellar, Chuck McLain, Gary Thick, Eugene Kendricks, Dave Hobbins, Jim Wood. Row 2—Bob Anderson, John Sierakowski, George Heitch, Bob Koyl, Bob Stewart, Burt Keefer, Geoff Lutz. Row 3—Steve Jarvis, Roger Gerlach, Rick Moore, Scott Warren, Mall Pollok, Ed Adams, Mike Rosman. Row 4—Bill Miller, Dan Fin-nell. Jack Sweet, Reed LeDuc, Larry Bohnsack, Mark Steele, Mike Compton. Row 3—Managers—Reuben Tallie and Dan Cook. Frosh Gain Experience In ’69 The Freshman football team, with little experience but a lot of spirit, played through the season and ended with quite a record of two wins, three losses, and one tie. From the help of their coaches, Mr. Gleason, Mr. Kinzer, and Mr. Supernault, the little Frosh” will soon become the cubs.” Lapeer 6 Holly 14 Lapeer 14 Carmen 6 Lapeer- Ainsworth forfeit Lapeer 8 Fenton 30 Lapeer 14 Swartz Cr. 14 Lapeer 8 P. H. Northern 36 Bottom row, left to right—John Pickett, Mike Taylor, Frank Sierakowski, Bill Bright, Tim Butterfield, Dave Hunt, Tom Moore, Mike Sweeney. Row 2—Ron Zem-mer, Steve Shoultz, Dave Eisenschmeid, Tom Utley, Dave Bulzan, Kevin Broker, Ken Braidwood. Row 3— Walt Querio, Steve Shelton, Jim Cosens, Steve Hines, John Niblack, Greg Stone. Dan Nicholas, Coach Kinzer, Paul Smith, Dave Hayward, Dave Filipial, Larry Godwin, Terry Nichols, Ron Mroz. 165 Panthers Gain Experience Under New Coach Under the new leadership of Coach Michael Halstead, Lapeer's cagers battled hard, but only ended up with a 5th place ranking in the Metro League. Only three lettermen returned to the team this year, including Clarke Adams, who was the unanimous choice to the first team of the Metro League all-conference team last year. The other two were Walt Sierakowski and Richard Rickett. This year was Coach Halstead's first year as a Varsity Basketball Coach, and he had to overcome many obstacles. But he and the team made it, and we are looking for a winning season next year. Lapeer 73 Romeo 53 Lapeer 53 Oxford 38 Lapeer 47 Mt. Morris 48 Lapeer 57 Holly 59 Lapeer 57 Carman 55 Lapeer 39 Davison 59 Lapeer 47 Ainsworth 56 Lapeer 56 Fenton 77 Lapeer 65 P. H. Northern 76 Lapeer 52 Swartz Creek 60 Lapeer 58 Holly 62 Lapeer 50 Carman 72 Lapeer 64 P. H. Central 70 Lapeer 45 Ainsworth 44 Lapeer 87 Swartz Creek 80 Row 1, right to left—Coach Halstead, Fred Weston. Marty Stone, Doug Helmick, Dick Rickett, Kevin Anderson, Rick Moore. Row 2—Walt Sierakowski, Nathan Petrie, Clarke Adams, Bruce Eckersley, John Greener, Joe Scramlin. 167 Valuable Experience Is Gained By Junior Varsity The J V. basketball team, under the leadership of Coach Mr. Nelson, ended up with a 5 to 11 record. The boys played hard and gained valuable experience for next year’s Varsity. Outstanding players on the J.V.’s team are George Heitch, Gary Thick, Larry Bohnsack, and Eugene Kendricks. Also one of our best was moved up to Varsity and is doing very well. He is Rick Moore, I hope he has gained a lot from this and will continue his good work for us next year. Good Luck Team! Lapeer 50 Romeo 69 Lapeer 60 Mt. Morris 59 Lapeer 47 Holly 36 Lapeer 52 Carman 64 Lapeer 37 Davison 57 Lapeer 31 Ainsworth 69 Lapeer 42 Fenton 60 Lapeer 74 Oxford 64 Lapeer 58 Port Huron Northern 65 Lapeer 46 Swartz Creek 62 Lapeer 40 Holly 50 Lapeer 47 Carman 65 Lapeer 63 Port Huron Central 41 Lapeer 52 Ainsworth 36 Lapeer 53 Fenton 55 Lapeer 42 Swartz Creek 62 ?01l,| tight—Gary Thick, John Sicrakowski. Larry Bohnsack. Tom McGlashen, Frank Brough, Chuck McLain. Row 2—Rick Combs, Roger Gcrlach, Brian Helton, Steve Jarv,j' 3 J‘tn Heller, Ed Adams, George Hootch, Jack Sweet. Row 4—Assistant Coach, Mr. Coach, Mr. Nelson, Bob Beck. Greg Koski. 168 Freshmen Gain Experience During Season The little cubs,” coached by Mr. Gleason, gained the valuable experience that will make them the mighty Panthers in the 1972-73 season. Next year they will gain twice as much experience by being on the Junior Varsity team. By the way, the Freshmen ended their season with a five wins and five losses record. Below right, Row 1, L. to R.—Mike Laur, Steve Hines, John Niblack, Tim Butterfield, Greg Valley. Row 2—Ruban Talley, Dave Traver, Paul Smith, Tom Moore, Dave Bulzan, Steve Shoultz, Larry Godwin. Row 3—Jim Cosens, Dave Hunt, Steve Shelton, George Shack, Dan Hobbins, Dave Hayward, Dave Filipaik. Lapeer Panthers Tackle Top row, lejt to right—Coach Nelson, Daryl Laidler, Bob Rowden. Mark Wendorf, Gary Tripp, Lyle Ross, Kevin Anderson. Row 2—Dale Carney, Jim Shelton, Mark Zahnow, Bob Fuller, Bruce Eckersley, Rick Shclaud, Doug White, Denny Roberts. Row 3—Don Mellish, Ken Preville, Dick Rickett, Jeff Black, Gary Hamilton, Dave Utley, Steve Ruddock. 170 Jeff Black behind the plate. Gary Hamilton throws a fast ball. The World Series April 14 P. H. Northern H April 16 Holly A April 20 Carmen H April 23 Ainsworth H April 27 Fenton A April 30 S. Creek H May 4 Holly H May 7 Carmen A May 11 Ainsworth A May 13 Lakeville A May 14 Fenton H May 18 S. Creek A May 25 Open With six returning lettermen the Varsity Baseball Team did not compete in any tournaments. Instead, they concentrated on Metro League action under their new coach, Mr. Nelson. Practice for the team as a whole began on March 16, while the pitchers and catchers reported a week earlier on March 9. Several underclassmen were chosen to round out the team and lead us to a good season. Top above, Don Mellish smacks it out to left field. Above, Dick Rickett tags Ken Pre-ville for the out. Above right, Steve Ruddock catches a runaway fly. Right, Dice Dice waits for the ball. Is It A Hole-In-One?! April 16 Holly Home April 20 Carmen Away April 23 Ainsworth Away April 27 Fenton Home April 30 S. Creek Away May 4 Holly Away May 7 Ainsworth Home May 11 Carmen Home May 14 Fenton Away May 15 Regional May 18 S. Creek May 21 League Meet—S. Creek May 25 State Meet Bill Baldwin practices his swing. In early spring, our golf participants begin training for the spring sports. They practice in the gym until the weather turns nice enough to begin play outside. Mr. DeCou, the head coach, drills his team on the basic strokes, getting them ready for the oncoming meets. Jeff Gardner swings a tough ball onto the green. Coach DeCou tries hard to make his golf team the best yet. 172 1970 Tennis Team Uses New Court For First Time April 14 Owosso Home April 16 P. H. Central Away April 21 P. H. Northern Home April 22 Flint Northern Home April 24 Holly Home April 30 Grand Blanc Home May 5 Flint Southwestern H May 8 Holly Away May 12 Owosso Away May 15 Open May 19 Grand Blanc Away May 22 Regional May 26 Ann Arbor Away June 5-6 State Final Tennis players practice in the gym. Above, It takes determination to be a good tennis player. Right, John Greener practices his style. Par right, Coach Mc-Eachern shows members how to hold a racket. The new tennis court donated by Mr. William VanDusen. Great Grapplers Above left, Row 1—D. l tley, J. Black, P. Butterfield, S. Nicholas, G. Hoban, G. Lutz, M. Sier-akowski, G. Piger, D. Dipka, K. Duggan, D. Clark. Row 2—B. MacEarchern, R. Smith, G. deBrow, C. Allen, T. Gallager, J. Bright, Coach Gillespie, G. Lutz, R. Rhead, F. Sierakowski, T. Keller, S. Heulga, T. Utley, B. Gallager. Above right, Max Sierakowski, the Metro League Champ. Left, Wrestlers discuss their strategy. Below, Co-captains George Lutz and Gary Piger. Grab Glory For being the first year, Coach Gillespie did a mighty fine job of managing Lapeer's mat men! Competing in 12 weight divisions, our wrestlers ended in fifth place in Metro Competition. But Coach Gillespie sent four wrestlers to the District tournaments on February 28, bringing home three championships. They were George Lutz, Max Sierakowski, Gary Piger and Dave Dipka. George Lutz went on to compete in the state tournaments on March 6 and 7. Honors went to Max Sierakowski who was hailed as the Metro League Champ.” Lapeer 16 Mt. Morris 28 Lapeer 43 Lakeville 8 Lapeer 12 Fenton 32 Lapeer 37 Ainsworth 13 Lapeer 39 Holly 9 Lapeer 17 Carmen 23 Lapeer 8 S. Creek 35 Lapeer 50 Marlette 0 Above, Hey everybody George said he'd challenge anybody to a match.” Left, Lapeer's wrestlers look on, hoping, as a fellow member is on the mat. Below, Max Sierakowski wrestles Swartz Creek’s heavyweight. 5th In ’69 — 1st In ’70 With a season of experience behind them, the Cross Country team was ready to begin another season. As the meets ran by, our wins dropped to a low mark and our Cross Country team ended the season with a sad record. Good luck next year, fellas. Lapeer 18 Imlay City 44 Lapeer 39 Holly 22 Lapeer 39 Carmen 21 Lapeer 24 Ainsworth 35 Lapeer 47 Fenton 17 Lapeer 26 Lakeville 29 Lapeer 41 S. Creek 20 Lapeer 30 N. Branch 25 (low score wins) Curt Wheeler Pat Sharkey and opponent Doug Helmick Kneeling left to right, Curt Wheeler, Gary Oyster, Mike Mosher, Steve Nicholas, Pat Sharkey. Standing, Doug Helmick. “New Coach Improves Team” Determination and hard work created a basis for our 1970 track team. This team ran against tough opponents, each boy performing his events in a manner worthy of LHS. The Panthers eagerly met each challenging meet. Lakeville Home April 13 Holly Away April 15 Carman Home April 22 Ainsworth Home April 29 Imlay City Home May 1 Fenton Away May 6 S. McArthur Away May 8 Swartz Creek Home May 13 Regionals (Waterford) May 16 League (Lapeer) May 20 State May 23 Tired after tough competition. At a given signal the group would join in a shout, So it was planned, One grand hosannah, something worth listening to. And the group listened, The signal was given. And the group listened, And the silence was beyond words. The group had come to listen, not to make noise. The group wanted to hear. Student Council Works Row 1 left to right—Nancy Gray. Debbie Moore. Nancy Ruhmann, Geoff Lutz. Loretta Day. Tim Butterfield. Row 2—Steve Nicholas, Gary Bates, Tom Moore Bonnie Swett, Joe Scramlin. Marcia Swett. Beatrice Beckman. Row 3—Mike Butterfield, David Dorr, George Lutz, Max Sierakowski, Mike Reynolds, Sherry’ McClard, Curt Wheeler Row 4—Terry Huffman. Mark Wendorf. George Heitsch, Pat Sharkey. Clancy Adams, Bruce Eckersley, Dave W. Hobbins, David Hayward. To Better Our School The governing body of L.H.S., the Student Council, has been a truly representative organization, as it succeeded in the passing of a proposal stating, Girls can wear slacks in school. The Council supported the Metro League Council by electing our president George Lutz to the presidency of the League. We also contributed to and supported the Metro League Dance, held on April 10 at the IMA annex in Flint. Top, Queen Denise Knight with student council president George Lutz Left, Student Council members work hard on 1969 Homecoming Dance Abot’t, Student Council members discuss the business at hand during a meeting 181 Art Incorporated Sponsors Art Shows Row 1, left to right—Debbie Schlaud, Mrs. Thwing, Mark Yamin, Gene Arms. Row 2—Bill Murray, Cathy Dempsey, Jo Fischer, Anne Palmer, Mike Clark, Bonnie Swett, Chuck Toole, Chris Shoultz, Jamie Stephens, Lauri Paul. Row }: Debbie Muir, Vicki Kcrbyson, Andrea Brandenburg, Jim Howey, Cindi Cu-curo, Dawn Freeman, Doug Goswin. Row 4—Andi Hackett, Judy Sanderson, Faith Sutherland. A very active group in our midst this year was Art Incorporated. They not only designed and decorated Santa’s Branch Office for the Lapeer Chamber of Commerce, they painted 24 more panels for the trash cans sponsored by the First National Bank, they held an Art Show at Lapeer County General Hospital in March, in May they held an Art Show and Sale on the courthouse lawn, and as if that wasn’t enough they sponsored the All School Traveling Art Show” in April. To be sure, Art Inc. is trying its best to make America beautiful. 182 Silting, left to right—Chris Shoults—Secretary; Andi Hackett— Treasurer. Standing—Cindi Cucuro—Vice President, Bonnie Swett —President. Pep Club Promotes “Peppy” Spirit Steve Nicholas, not only President of Pep Club, is this year’s Mr. Pep. Right, President, Steve Nicholas, with Secretary, Cathy Demphsey. In each and every school, one organization has to be the biggest and the best. At L.H.S., the members of the Pep Club know their organization is the biggest, and it may be the best. Supporting our team, even though the finds dropped almost to nothing, the Pep Club deserves a lot of credit. Keep those Pep Busses rolling! French Club Plans Many Activities Row 1, left to right—Mr. Riggs, Marcia Boruch, MaryBeth Sweeney, Robin Yolles, Mike Mosher, Nancy Ruhmann, LaDonna Lonsbcrry, Goeff Lutz, Lynn Betcher, Carolyn Hill. Row 2—Cindy Golinski, Judy Gillett, Debbie Giza, Dave Dorr, Bill Murray, Dave Jones, John Rice, Debby Sasser, Mary Speirs, Kay Daly, Londa Keck. Row 3—Cindy Stock, Vicki Garner, Mary Wagner, Noreen Sweeney, Sharon Cronin, Angie Blazo, Dana Freeman, Karen Elliott, Dawn Fischer, Cheryl Wargo, Rick Rhead. Row 4—Joan Johnson, Mary Nagel, Terri Stratton, Jackie Daunt, Kit Pollok, Lauri Paul, Linda Sierakowski, Diane LeDuc, Cathy Dempsey, Michele Lustig, Kathy Lawrence, Jill McAllim. Row 3—Dawn Freeman, Pam Placeway, Bonnie Swett, Andrea Brandenburg, Judy Salmond, Sue DeArmond, Pat Staley, Curt Wheeler, Rick Schlaud, Janine Eberst, Cindi Cucuro, Dave Wagle, Les King. Row 6—Jim Harris, Ron Rhead, George Lutz, Dan Overland, Terry Stock, Spencer Ford, Tom Ruddy, Betsy Harris, Mike Wood, Dan Smith, John Gerlach, George Kielher, Gil Hoban, Pat Pearson. The newly elected officers of the French Club, Spencer Ford—President, George Lutz— Vice President, Janine Eberst—Secretary, Bill Murray—Treasurer and Dave Dorr—Sergeant-at-Arms, planned a canoe trip to the Au Sable River in September of this year. A Sadie Hawkins Dance was put on by the French Club with the music of John Rice, Bill Murray and Burt Kellogg. Future plans included a ski trip at the end of February and another canoe trip this spring. Below, Row 1, left to right—Janine Eberst—secretary; Spencer Ford—president. Row 2—George Lutz—Vice President; Dave Dorr— Sergeant at Arms; Bill Murray—Treasurer. Spanish Club Orders Pins For Members T Row 1, left to right—Linda VanDerploeg, Karla Jones, Susan Sutherland, Marg Greer, Gail Surbrook, Chris Markley, Joan Snoddy, Marilyn Bridenbaugh, Virginia Ortman, Cherisse Bridenbaugh. Rodger Houck, Tom Baxter, Dave Dipka, Joette Liscomb. Row 2—Cathy Guichici, Darleen Moore, Mary Roberts, Jerri Wildfong, Janet Judd, LuAnne Draper, Pam Bulzan, Marcia Pieper, Judy Roberts, Beverlv Blake, Debbie Dincher, Candy Black, Gail Running, Deby Coulter, Miss Mousseau. Row 3—lulie Fockler, Beth Shoults, Gayle Jarvis, Lisa Beardsley, Barb Thompson, Kathy Karlek, Cathy Dempsey, Cindy Hodge, Helayne Hill, Sheeley Mercer, Jan Daley, Susie Hall, Nancy Armstrong. Row 4—Ward McGinnis, Steve Hines, John Doak, Brad Shoults, Ray Russell, Gary Thick, Gary Bates, Scott Warren, Tim Roodveots, Don Mohl, Frank Brough, Terry Fritz, Hal Batzloff, Chris Sawatzke, Ruth Marvicsin. Row 5— Bob Hunt, Bev Karlek, Greg deBrow, Mike Nicholas, Pat Vance, Bob Waljer, Steve Nicholas, Pete Kennedy, Mark Marzetti, Ed Adams, Pat Sharkey, Mallory Pollok, Dave Jarvis, Gary Oyster, Dave Hunt, Marla Cox. This year’s Spanish Club started the year off with a Halloween Party at Skinner Lake Lodge. They also held a Christmas Skating party at John Doak’s house. During March they had a faculty vs. Spanish Club Basketball game charging an admission of 50 . The members of the club each received club pins. Miss Mousseau and Mr. Riggs are cosponsors of the Spanish Club. Sitting—Barb Thompson—Treasurer, Virginia Ortman—Vice President. Standing—Pat Sharkey—President, Kathy Karlek—Secretary. 185 GAA Is Active All Year low 1, left to right—Susan Wildey, MaryBeth Sweeney, Debbie Newton, Roxanne Rice, Shelly Milka, LuAnne Muir, Shelly Compton, Cindy Overland, Carolyn dyers, Marlene Pe'.ette, Nancy Clasper, Laurie Anderson, Terri Artress. Row 2—Leslie Himes, Lynn Babcock, Cindy Collins, Jill Vincent, Terry Nieman, Jacque cramlin, Chris Dorland, Sandy Keller, Kathy Jo Powell, Vicki Billington, Denise Albrecht, Sue Hughes, Marcia Swett, sponsor: Mrs. Warner. Row 3— udy Sanderson, Mary Sweeney, Linda Sicrakowski, Maryjo Farrington, Deann Wilson, Judy German, Cindy Riley, Annie Jostock, Darcel Night, Janine berst, Linda Pillow, Nancy Grover, Denise Schlaud. Row 4—Cheri Eastman, Laurie Paul, Judy Rucker, Barb Best, Sue Reamer, Linda Weir, Kathy Bailey, ue Miller, Pam Bulzan, Kris Robinson, Jan Clark, Laurie Poole, Lynn Betcher, Marcia Boruch. Row 3—Pam Henderson, Deb Perry, Mary Kay Russell, darie Bastien, Eva Davis, Lola Husted, Mary Snover, Marcha Clark, Ginger Heath, Gilda Hayes, Gayle Young, Bev Karlek, Barb Jacobs, Debbie June. Sitting—Mary Snover—President; Marcha Clark—Secretary. Standing—Ginger Heath—Treasurer; Cheri Eastman—Vice President. Girls Learn Team Cooperation Row 1, L. to R.—Nancy Grover, Chris Dorland, Jacque Scramlin, Sue Hughes, Vicki Billington, Pam Bulzan, Cindy Riley, Pam Henderson, Nancy Clasper, sponsor Mrs. Warner. Row 2—Shelly Compton, Annie Jostock, Deann Wilson, Mary Jo Farrington, Darcel Knight, Laurie Paul, Sandy Keller, Kris Robinson, Kathy Powell, Shelly Milka. Row 3—Barb Jacobs, Gayle Young, Ginger Heath, Lola Husted, Mary Snover, Marcia Clark, Gilda Hayes, Jan Clark, Judy Germani, Cheri Eastman, Debbie Perry. The G.A.A. has been very active this year under their new sponsor, Mrs. Warner. During November and December of this school year the girls participated in bowling every Monday night for six weeks. In December, right after bowling was over, they began practicing basketball. The first game was at Davison on January 27. Games were also played with Lakeville, Oxford, and Ortonville, and in playing the girls learned good sportsmanship and team co-operation. 187 low 1—Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Daunt, Ruth Ann Brown, Cherri Traver, Lois Laidier, Cindy Ricksger, Mary Tuzinsky, Mrs. Warner R.N., Mrs. Roberts R.N. low 2—Donna Jeaklc, Jean Brown, Penny Arbaugh, Rachel Davis, Joell Bybee, Joy Kries, GayAnn Green, Pam Carey, Charlene Hendershott, Joann Mul-iolland, Joyce McClelland. This year’s Nurses Aides work from 7:30 until 10:30 at one of the following institutions: Suncrest Hospital, Lapeer County General Hospital or The Lapeer State Home, to get first hand nursing experience. When these girls get back third hour they also take a nursing class, taught by Mrs. Warner, the school nurse. Mrs. Warner, the school nurse who teaches the class third hour. Nurses Aides Get First Hand Experience Future Nurses Work At The State Home Row 1, left to right—Jan Cash, Terry Holman, Teresa Brough, Carol Spiers, Kim Clack, Lou Ann Irelan, Elaine Risdon, Judy Gillett, Mona Schlaud, Lisa Goward. Row 2—Lela Greene, Gail Barriger, Terry Montgomery, Carol McCarthy, Margie Baily, Debbie Batten, Susie Laidler, Mary McDaniels, Marsha Fox, Darla Allen, Nancy Ravert. Row 3—Debbie June, Debbie Sasser, Barb Welch, Judy Bublitz, Geraldine Faust, Denise Goodrich, Carol Rowden, Carol Schaaf, Jan Daley, Mary Spiers. Shelly Compton. Row 4—Vicki Smith, Becky Kipp, Varlcrie Money, Cindy Beyers, Jill Germani, Maureen Sharkey, Darlene Moore, Diane Truax, Sylvia Skalecki, Jane Stuart, Helen Kowalczyk, Sue Corkins. Row 3—Donna McWay, Pam McGarry, Debbie Robinet, Cheryl Hewison, Candy Fairbanks, Joyce Wyse, Kay Barrom, Jan Clark, Carol Lindsay, Marshette Wlodarczyk, Sherry Henderson, Terry Artress. Future Nurses worked for the Lapeer State Home and Training School this year to gain practical nursing experience. The sponsors of the club, Miss DeLuca, Miss Peterson, and Miss French, attempted to plan various field trips to many nursing centers around Michigan. The club elected the following students as officers for the year 1969-70: Julie Ballard as president, Kay Barrom as treasurer, Vicki Smith as secretary, and Pam McGarry as vice president. Sitting—Kay Barrom—treasurer, Julie Ballard—president. Standing—Vicki Smith—secretary, Pam McGarry —vice president. 189 Forensics And Debate Practice Speaking. Debate members worked hard this year to get a record of six wins and five losses. Cindi Cucuro was awarded best speaker award at the banquet held at the completion of the season. Team captain was Linda Sierakowski and the coach was Miss Tim-pone. Forensics locals were held on February 26, with Sue DeArmond and Cheyenne Co-nant placing in serious interp. and Bonnie Swett and Jeanie Shoemaker placing in humorous interp. Other members of the group are, Wayne Sheperd in broadcasting, Jackie Daunt and Linda Sierakowski in extemp., Anita Bommarito and Vicki Garner in declamation. Time keepers were Lauri Paul and Mimi Lustig. The coach was Miss Timpone. Above, sitting■—Cathy Watz, Cindi Cucuro, Linda Sierakowski. Standing—Coach Tim-pone, Mimi Lustig, Jim Secord. Left—Linda Sierakowski, debate captain of the year. Forensics members above, Sitting—Anita Bommarito, Cheyenne Conant, Lauri Paul, Sue DeArmond, Linda Sierakowski, and coach Miss Timpone. Standing—Vicki Garner, Jeanie Shoemaker, Bonnie Swett, Wayne Sheperd. 190 Ski Club Enjoys Trip To Crystal i Row 1, left to right—D. Schaud, N. Clasper, L. Muir, D. Knight, K. Elliott, S. Cronin, D. Dincher, K. Riegle, S. Ware, C. Behnke, D. Moore, D. Newton, M. Farrington, R. Rice, M. Pelette, T. Holman, S. Bylinsky. Row 2—M. Kramer, D. Freeman, P. Placeway, S. Thompson, L. Jones, M. Fitzpatrick, B. Karlek, J. Eberst, J. Germani, B. Swett, A. Brandenburg, D. Muir, M. Angle, J. Daunt, J. Blondin, J. Scramlin, D. Green, K. Apsey. Row 3—S. Jacobs, P. Pearson, J. Salmond, M. Yamin, R. Rhead, R. Schlaud, M. Snover, J. Snoddy, K. Pollok, C. Smith, K. Barrom, J. Sanderson, M. Butterfield, J. Wood, S. DeArmond, D. Dorr, N. Ruhmann, A. Blazo. Row 4—M. Sweeney, L. House, C. Dempsey, J Ballard, L. Paul, B. Thompson, K. Bylinsky, L. Knapp, M. O'Conner, G. Walz, J. Filipiak, K. Lawrence, C. Bennington, M. Lustig, K. Baily, L. Wier, C. Watz, V. Billington, A. Shelton. Row —-M. Swett, D. Coulter, J. Moorhouse, J. Gardner, D. Jones, D. Schlaud, B. Horne, T. Phillips, D. Bybee, R. Zemmer, P. Ongenea, C. Fairbanks, M. Utterbeck, T. Stock, G. Keihler, J. Phillips, D. Harmcr. Row 6—M. Brandenburg, K. Jones, S. Clemens, K. Utley, T. Huffman, C. Toole, D. Hobbins, R. Chisholm, G. Hoffert, C. Adams, M. Wood, S. Hartwig, C. Coning, R. Zemmer, L. Nichols, J. Harris, J. Pickett, B. Hunt, V. Deverell. Standing—Bonnie Swett—Vice President, Dave Jones—President Sitting—LouAnn House—Treasurer. Roxann Rice—Secretary. Winter days and lots of snow were the two wishes made by the Lapeer High Schussers this last winter. Their wishes came true for a few days, as they went to Mt. Holly for an evening of skiing, and then on January 30, sixty members headed for Crystal Mountain near Frankfort, Michigan. Two days were spent on the slopes and in the pool at Crystal Mountain, while the nights were spent at the Sau Lester Motel. Good times were enjoyed by all, and the group returned Sunday evening—exhausted. 191 Future Teachers “Cadet” Teach This Year. Row 1, left to right—Mr. James, Marie Thayer, Jeanie Shoemaker, Julai Hodge, Judy Waterloo, Laura Spanke, Barbara Mannion, Cherisse Bridenbaugh, Denise Smith, Mrs. Rescoe. Row 2—Mr. Kaiser, Kim Riegle, Jan McGlashen, Carolyn Meyers, Lynn Wixson, Linda Pillow, Kathy Gearhart, Jill McCallum, Mary Wagner, Londa Keck, Mr. McCarick. Row 3—Laurie Paul, Shelley Mercer, Mary Tuzensky, Cindy Vance, Laurie Poole, Cathy Watz, Nancy Wagner, Lola Husted, Kris Robinson, Becky Laidler, Sallie Miller, Bonnie Swett. Row 4—Cindy Askins, Pamela McGarry, Linda Bridenbaugh, Joan Snoddy, Joan Johnson, Jeanne Moore, D. Henry Dorr, V. Susan DeArmond, Andrea Brandenburg, Jacque Scramlin, Sharon Shoultz, Virginia Ortman, Carol Lindsay. Row 3—Marcha Clark, Cheryl Pier, Don Lindsay, R. Blankenhorn, Dave Jarvis, Mike Lynch, C. Adams, Bruce Eckersley, Roger Gerlach, Don Mohl, Pat Vance, Connie Tallieu. Future Teachers of America at Lapeer Senior High School planned many exciting activities this year, including a dance. Their dance, with the theme of Superstitions,” was held on Friday, March 13. Black magic and unforeseen circumstances made the dance a great one. Senior members of the association were cadet teachers at the Junior Highs and elementary schools around Lapeer, to gain valuable experience in the field of teaching. Good luck to these future teachers. 192 Sitting—Nancy Grover—Vice President, Lynn Wixson—Treasurer. Standing—Jeanne Moore—Secretary, Cathy Watz—President. FSC Prepares For Business World Left to right, row 1—Kathy Smith, Leona Shoults, Joyce Sehauld, Chris Hendershott, Kenetha King, Lynn Betcher, Debbie Putnik. Row 2—Mrs. bugg, Linda Bonner, Vickie Putnam, Joan Finn, Wendy Seams, Starr Young, Judy Vincent, Brenda Richard, Mrs. Luzi. Row 3—Mrs. Dean, Carol Schaaf, Jo Kleinknecht, Pat Seams, Bonnie Richards, Lori Diehl, Sue Childers. Row A—Dorothy Rohr, Georgina Laur, Debbie Granger, Beth Shoultz, Deanna Wolfe, Carol Lindsay, Rose Tobler, Debbie Kalar, Anita Shoults. Future Secretaries club of Lapeer High School learn what goes into making a good secretary by taking many of the business courses and by being a member of F.S.C. Most of the members go on D.O. sometime during the day to get on-the-job experience and training. The club took field trips to various business organizations and listened to many speakers who came to L.H.S. Left, Sandy Brad way—Secretary; Joyce Schlaud—Vice President; Joan Finn—President. 193 Future Farmers Practice Speaking Skills l°w 1, left to right—Cathy Giuchici, Greg Henderson, Thresea Nolan, Greg Shoutls, Steve Cranick, Ed Leach, Ralph DuPrey, Dan Murcko, Cathy Howe, ohn Hall, Rick Misner, Thresa North. Row 2—Dennis Ross, Kevin Riedel, Jim Vincent, Kathy LaClair, Paul Darling, Bob Markley, Keith Coomer, Ann helton, Mike Sweeney, Jill Vincent, Larry Henderson, Vance Holmes, sponsor. Row 3—Chris Kern, Terry Bradshaw, Dave Traver, Mike Laur, Mike Nich-las, Eva Davis, A1 Woodley, Kathy Hartwig, Mark Watz, Lyle Ross, Gene Somerville, Wayne Hofert. Row 4—Larry Brocker, Warren Fusin, Carl Gilles, teve Gearhart, Charles Kobylczak, Rush Lashbrook, Richard Walton, John Laur, Merle Ludington, Mike Carpenter, Burton Keefer, George Tripp, Sherrie lenderson. Row J5—Terry DeLong, Don Gibson, Jim Spoor, Ernie North, Ed Edgette, Gerald Faust, Rick Warner, Brian Martin, Sam Miller, Joe Bastien, Vcsley Webber, Pierre King, Mike DeLong, Richard Leonard. The Future Farmers of America have been active in different projects this year. On January 26 they held their annual Greenhand and Chapter Farmer initiations and on February 12 they started holding contests in public speaking, farm forum, demonstrations and parli pro. In competition they received many firsts. Row 1, left to right—Mike Delong, President; Wayne Hofert, Secretary; Richard Walton, Vice-President. Row 2—Bob Markley, Reporter; Brian Martin, Sentinel; Larry Henderson, Treasurer. F.H.A. Attends Regional Meetings Row 1, left to right—Mrs. Bennett, Janet Howey, Anna Russell, Debbie Thornton, Ruth Marvicsin, Nancy Armstrong, Flossie Homer, Debbie Schlaud, Pat Montney, Joette Liscomb, Judy Pietszyk. Melody Anne Root, Miss French. Row 2—Pam Kellogg, Marion Van Zoeren, Darla Allen, Cathy Howe, Marsha Conrad, Luann Ireian, Marie Thayer, Debbie Pridemore, Joann Mulholland, Cheryl Watters, Tena Thompson, Karen Coomer. Row 3—Deborah Whitcome, Diane Rossman, Cathy Wilcox, Penny Meiser, Christy Fick, Terry Holman, Sheely Milka, Linda Leonard, Darlene Baker, Marsha Hyatt, Nancy Clasper, Jan Putnam, Diane Wilcox, Loretta Day. Row 4—Debbie Bessatte, Cheri Hawkins. Mary O'Donnell, Andi Hackett, Sue Laidler, Leslie Himes, Rosemary Deaton, Marcia Saunders, Donna Ravert, Sue Owen, Bonnie Proulx, Joyce McClelland, Terry Watz, Sue Hayes, Janice Cash. Row 3—Pam Featheringill, Marie Hill, Daneen Bernyk, Paula LaFountain, Mary Jo Smith, Marie Bastien, Charlene Portice, Jane Stuart, Carol Miller, Glenda Cramton, Lynn Blackburn, Karen Mikulski, Anita Bommarito, Becky Laidler. Cindy Tallieu, Peggyjo Canell. Row 6—Sue Rehner, Linda Weir, June Cash, Dawn Cranick, Sue Miller, Pat Whitman, Eva Davis, Connie Tallieu, Pat Dudek, Georgena Laur, Joyce Schlaud, Debbie Granger, Kathy Baily, Mary Speirs, Sue Cronin, Nancy Bliss. Sitting—June Cash—vice president; Marsha Hyatt—president; Linda Weir —secretary. Standing—Dawn Cranick—treasurer; Pat Dudeck—parliamentarian; Joyce McClelland—song leader. The Future Homemakers are a group of enthusiastic girls who sponsor one all-important service during the school year—a mitten tree for underprivileged children. Various other activities such as the Teachers Christmas Tea, initiation, and the F.H.A.-F.F.A. caroling party, and the state and regional meetings (Fenton Jan. 10, 1970) take up most of their time. 195 New Members Are Welcomed To The Society Row 1, left to right—Cindy Steffes, Rick Rhead, Laurie Poole, Sue Moore, Julie Ballard, Dawn Freeman, Bonnie Swett, Mary Ann Tuzunsky, Kathy Gearhart, Debbie Hewison. Row 2—Vicky Smith, Marilyn Sak, Jackie Daunt, Barb Thompson, Sue DeArmond, Dave Dorr, Mary Nagel, Joan Johnson, Carol Wyse, Sue Strong, Eileen Bechill, Mr. Kinzer. Row 3—Chris Shoultz, Rick Shoemaker, Hal Batzloff, John Dowling, Bill Thiemkey, Doug Godwin, John Greener, Jan Witham, Gary Oyster, Jeanne Moore, Cheyenne Conant. Row 4—Susan Wildey, George Lutz, Don Stern, Bruce Byrnes, Dave Jarvis, Pete Kennedy, Clyde Allen. Pat Heller, Spencer Ford, Mike Wood, Dan Smith, Debbie Moore. In the 1969-1970 school year the National Honor Society did such things as revising their constitution, planning a talent show, and on November 25 they held their annual induction ceremony at the Lapeer Senior High School. Sitting—Joanie Johnson—Treasurer, Mary Nagel—Secretary. Standing —Marilyn Sak—Vice President, Mike Wood—President. Left, President Mike Wood discusses plans with sponsor Mr. Kinzer. ?6 Library Club Collects Many Books Row 1, left to right—Mrs. Weir, Kim Clack, Ken Surbrook, Leif Ericson, Sandy Ferrett, Cheryl Hewison, Bonnie Richards, Angie Ericson, Diane Baily, Kathy Gearhart, Nadine Truax, Kevin Riedel, Mrs. J. Wilson. Row 2—Mrs. Beach, Daneen Bernyk, James G. Wood, Joe Scramlin, Paul Leonard, Terry Bader, Jeanic Shoemaker, Janet Pluff, Neal Bennett, Joe Jeakle, Mark Zahnow, Sharon Stroup, Terri Stratton. Row 3—Darlene Sanders, John Laur, Cindy Stock, Dave Woodley, Kris Kelley, Eva Davis, Marion Husted, Helen Willis, Jackie Daunt. Darlene Baker, Becky Laidler. Pete Hupp, Sue Corkins. Row 4— Debbie Putnik, Al Woodley, David McLellan, Tim Thomas, Terry Clemens, Kevin Bader, Dick Wheeler, Matt Green, Joe Kailar, Fred Barrigar, Lyle Rauh, Scott Warren, Pam Jacobs, Steve Husted. [hove, sitting, L. to R.—Daneen Bernyk—treasurer, Pam Jacobs— •crctary, Marion Husted—historian. Standing—Lyle Rauh—president, red Barrigar—vice president. During the year pleasure outweighs business in the Library Club; but the Thumb Area Regional Meeting, the State Library meeting, and the making of a collection of children’s books at Christmas time are very important activities to each member. The club has had a Christmas party, a skating party, and a few other social activities to tip the scales. Science Club Visits Michigan State University Row 1, left to right—Dave Dipka, Vicki Billington, Linda Fockler, Sue Strong, Carol Wyse, Linda Sierakowski, John Hartwick, Rinda Price, Eileen Bechill, Carol Spiers. Row 2—Gloria Bublitz, Michele Lustig, Sue DeArmond, Dave Dorr, Nancy Wagner, Kit Pollok, Cathy Dempsey, Julie Ballard, Joan Snoddy, Susan Moore. Row 3—Janine Eberst, Cindi Cucuro, Barb Thompson, Packie Daunt, Victor Eden, John Tallieu, Guy Blondin, Nancy Ciody, Andrea Brandenburg, Judy Salmond, Doug Grinnel. Row 4—Pat Pearson, Ron Rhcad, Jim Harris, Bruce Byrnes, Mike Nicholas, Dan Smith, Dave Groom, Bill Baldwin, George Kiehler, George Lutz. Row 3—Andrew Kline, Dick Rickett, Spencer Ford, Bruce Eckersley, Mike Wood. Michigan State University—Here we Come! was the chant of Lapeer High’s science club as they went to East Lansing to visit the Cyclotron and the planetarium. That same evening they had the pleasure of attending a performance of Holiday on Ice. The members thoroughly enjoyed the trip. Besides visiting MSU, many members of the club are presently taking science courses to further their knowledge in the field of science. 198 Science club members plan experiments during class. Panther Press Makes New Changes Row I, left to right—Marlene Pelette, Jeanie Shoemaker, Cathy Howe, Debbie Dincher, Luann Irelan, Cherylene Rouse, Mr. Snyder, advisor. Row 2—Debbie Muir, Virginia Ortman, Anita Bommarito. Rhomda Hoagland, Janinc Eberst, Bonnie Swett, Dave Jones, Vicki Gamer. Row }—D. W. Hobbins, Jeff Moor-house, Gary Coning, Pat Sharkey, Ron Rhead, Jim Harris, Pat Pearson, Joanne Filipiak. The Panther Press staff, under the direction of co-editors Pat Sharkey and Jeanie Shoemaker, works daily in room 129 to publish the press, and also tries to get what's happening” to us several times a year. In doing so the members of the staff receive a background of the newspaper world and journalism, which may be applied to a future goal. Co-editors Jeanie Shoemaker and Pat Sharkey prepare the Panther Press for printing. Right: Dave Jones discusses his article with Mr. Snyder. Drama Club Works Hard During Productions Row 1, left to tight—Marlene Pelettc, Judy Waterloo, Debbie Moore, MaryBeth Sweeney, Anna Russell, Donda Bush, Gail Running, Sue Hayes, Loma Mouclc, Anita Hart, Liz Brenner, Marcia Boruch. Row 2—Angie Blazo, Karen Elliott, Sharon Cronin, Kim Braidwood, Debbie Hewison, Joyce Stables, Carolyn Myers, Pat Pillow, Nancy Ruhmann, Mary Wagner, Vicki Garner, Sue Widley. Row 3—Cindy Steffes, Sue Keefer, Linda Bridenbaugh, Dianne Daley, Paula LaFountain, Jackie Daunt, Dawn Freeman, Pam Placeway, Bonnie Swett, Jeanie Shoemaker, Kathy Gerhart, Jamie Stephens. Row 4—Candy Black, fill McCallum, Karen. Rucker, Cheri Smith, Cathy Watz, Janine Eberst, Pete Hupp, Darcel Knight, Kathy Utley, Barbara Mannion, Marcia Hart, Wanda Winter. Row 3—Sue DeArmond, Cheyenne Conant, Bob Blankcnhorn, Rush Bush, Kay Barrom, Greg Fischer, Mike Lynch, Spencer Ford, Roger Gerlach. Pat Pearson, Curt Wheeler, Lola Husted. The Drama Club has been participating in a lot of activities this year. They put on the play Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp’ in the middle of the school year to the elementary children around Lapeer. It was also put on at night at the Senior High. Other productions for the year were the Junior play, which was, The Solid Gold Cadillac” and the Senior play, which was Dino.” 200 Sitting, left to right—Anita Hart, Historian; Kay Barrom, Treasurer. Standing—Roger Gerlach, Vice President; Karne Rucker, Secretary; Greg .Fischer, President. Thespians Enjoy Plays At M.S.U. Row 1, left to right—Anita Hart, Mary Wagner, Marilyn Sak, Bonnie Swett. Row 2—Karen Rucker, Pete Hupp, Sue DeArmond, Dianne Daley, Nancy Ruhmann. Row 3—Roger Gerlach, Greg Fischer, Kay Barrom, Mike Lynch, Spencer Ford, Pat Pearson. Above, Greg Fischer—President. Spencer Ford—Treasurer. Sitting—Pat Pearson—Secretary, Sue DeArmond—Vice President. Right, A meeting of the props committee in 128. The L.H.S. Chapter of the International Thespian Society boasted one year of existence this last spring. The purpose of the Society is to recognize and honor students who have done outstanding work in some phase of theater in our school. Once a student has become a member of a chapter he may still work in a production to gain more points and recognition. Chapter 2205 of L.H.S. has attended professional plays, had a Christmas party and attended a Michigan Thespian Convention. Lapeer Senior High Band Proves °w 1, left to right— P. Placeway, M Sak, C. Baldwin, N. Smith, S. Moore, R. Roberts, Mr. Schadel, C. Shoultz, A. Palmer. B. Thompson, D. Granger, Beardsley B Beckman C. Rowden, K Jones, A. Barry. Row 2—M. Angle, L. Jones, J. Stables, M. Fitzpatrick, B. Shoults, B. Beckman, D. Mohl, J. 1 w,. w,Rcrnm M- C°X’ L Cou,tcr’ L Fock,cr’ J Fockler. Row 3—J. Moore, C. Surtess, K. Rucker, K. Utley. L. Gwinn, M. Greer, T. Lynch, Wilcox, W. Sheperd, A. Wiggins, L. King, N. Giers, L. Goward, D. Birchman, J. Bublitz. Row 4—P. Fisher, D. Wermuth, C. Watz, S. Shoultz, D. arsons, B. Shoults, H. Hill, N. Bennett, B. MacEachern, P. Powell, K Stoakly, S. Birchman, G. Heistch, V. Noll. Row S—C. Wheeler, N. Grover T °c ’ J Stock, D. Warron, M. Lynch, J. Dowling, D. Hunt, C. Samuelson, G. Bublitz, R. Tobler, D. Wermuth, T. Phillips. Row 6— Debbie Hack, Sally fillis, Karen Karlek, Sue Butler, Kathy Karlek, Dana Freeman, Robin Mitchell. Kneeling—R o b i n Mitchell, Dana Freeman. Standing— Sally Millis, Kathy Karlek, Sue Butler, Karen Karlek, Debbie Hack. These are our majorettes for this year. 202 To Be Musically Talented Parades, concerts, festivals! These events have marked the enthusiasms and talent of the members of the Lapeer Senior High Band. Under the direction of Mr. Schadel, the band performed tremendously throughout the year and rated very well at the District Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Festival held at Flint’s Northwestern High School Saturday, February 14. The band brought home thirteen first place division ratings out of fourteen entries—almost a perfect record. Keep up the good work band members and congratulations. Row 1, left to right—Cheryl Baldwin, Marilyn Sale, Norma Smith, Sue Moore, Marg Greer, Chris Shoults, Linda Fockler, Nancy Giers. Row 2—Patty Fisher, Jeanne Moore, Wayne Sheperd, John Dowling, Terry Stock, Nancy Grover, Curt Wheeler, Gloria Bublitz. These are our graduating senior band members. Row 1—Cheryl Baldwin, Marylin Sak, Norma Smith, Sue Moore, Roxanne Roberts, Mickey Angle, Lou Ann Jones, Joyce Stables, Molly Fitzpatrick, Beth Shoultz, Barb Beckmen, Jill McCuIlum, Gail Running, Sue Hall, Marla Cox. Row 2—Patty Fisher, Dave Wermuth, Cathy Watz, Kathy Utley, Daren Rucker, Mike Lynch, Victor Noll, Craig Samuelson, Jeanne Moore, Cindy Surtees, Barb Thompson, Pam Placeway, Dan Warren. Vocalists Prepare For Mixed Chorus Row 1, left to right—Nancy Ravert, Sandi Boileau, Faustinc Judd, Gail Barrigar, Sandy Dipka. Row 2—Sheila Ramey, Diane Elfes, Carol Lindsay, Sue Koncewicz, Rebecca Kipp, Peggy Jo Fraim. Row 3—Kathy Bellew, Terry Balkwell, Terri Stratton, Eileen Bechill, Debra Goldy, Robin Austin. Row 1, left to right—Terri Artress, Sheila Roberts, Connie Klug, Kim Clack, LaDonna Lonsberry, Lorraine Ross, Debra Herrick, Dawn Walker, Mary Voake. Row 2—Sue Laidler, Sue Gearhart, Elaine Risdon, Panila Rives, Sorothy Bierbusse, Sue Ingersoil, Paula Pingel, Mary McDaniel, Kathy McCarty, eslie Hime. Row 3—Angie Farrand, Kay Daly, Dorothy Turner, Renay Diamond, Darla Allen, LuAnne Draper, Kathy McDonald, Mona Beyer, Mary Speirs, Joyce Love, Yvonne Coller. Row 4—Meda McComb, Marcia Hart, Carol Avram, Tina Berry, Mark Cox, Dan Nicholas, Bob Shaver, Karen Byinsky, Terry Reynolds, Debbie Thorpe, Sally Dodge. 204 Mixed Chorus Learns and Grows Row I, right to left—Julia Hodge, Rose Larsen, Sandy Mahan, Debbie Thornton, Lynne Wiggins, Julie Stacy, Debra Perkins, Pammy Kellogg. Row 2— Loretta Day, Carol Ross, Glenda Cranton, Carolyn Myers, Wanda Winter, Cheyenne Conant, Pam Bulzan, Donda Bush. Row 3—Heilda Tatum, Janet Addison, Pam Placeway, Dale French, Dennis Crookedacre, Don Lindsay, Bill Speirs, Terria Carpenter, Kathy Gearhart, Jill Germani. Row 4—Kim Braidwood, Sue Addison, Nancy Cody, Allen Avram, Bob Hunt, Bob Blankenhorn, Tim Thomas, Laurie Poole, June Cash, Dorothy Johnson. The Mixed Chorus has gone through many changes due to the coming of a new chorus instructor. Even though they had to overcome some obstacles, the chorus presented programs for the Hospital Auxiliary, Kiwanis, and the L.H.S. stundent body at Christmas time. The Baccalaureate ceremony will end another year of fine vocal music. Above, Students in chorus listen intently to Mr. Smith (left) as he tunes up. 205 Senior Activities ADAMS, CLARKE 343 Clay Street. Football, 1, 2, 3. Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 1. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 2, 3, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Drama Club, 4. Class Board of Directors, 2, 3. Teacher Assistant, Bishop Kelly, 4. ADDISON, SUSAN 2633 Imlay City Road 4-2246. Glee Club. 1. Mixed Chorus, 2, 4. Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. ALBRECHT, ROD 333 S. Elm Street 4-3269. Student Council, I.D.O., 1, 2, 3,4. ALLEN, DARLENE 3313 Conifer Drive, Columbiaville 793-6830. Girls’ Basketball, 2. Pep Club, I. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Reporter, 2, 4. G.A.A., 1, 2. Office Assistant, 1, 3, 4. D O., 4. Teacher s Assistant, 1, 3, 4. ARBAUGH, PENNY 331 Adams Street 4-6237. Homecoming Court, 4. Christmas Ball Queen, 4. Office Assistant, 2, 3, 4. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. ARMS, GENE 7235 Farnsworth 4-696)9■ Art Inc., 3, 4. AYOTTE, SUZANNE 1487 Pratt Road. Metamora 678-2631. Transfer, 4. Future Secretaries, 4. Future Homemakers, 3. BAILEY, DIANE 3713 Diehl Road 797-4383. Library Club, 1. BAKER, RICHARD 132 Curella Drive, Attica 724-8807. Football, 1, 2. Basketball, 1. Baseball, 2. Track, 1, 4. Office Assistant, 4. D.O., 2, 3. BALDWIN, BILL 130 Davis Lake Rd. 4-6781. Football, I, 2. Baseball, 1. Golf, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2. Spanish Club, 1, 2. Prom CornTnittee, 4. Float Committee, 4. Class Board of Directors, 4. Science Club, 3, 4. BALDWIN, CHERYL 3641 N. Lapeer Rd. 4-6133. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pantherscope, 3. Band Treasurer, 4. BALLARD, JULIE 823 Monroe St. 4-2816. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. Future Teachers, 2, 3, 4. Pantherscope Ass’t. Editor, 3, 4. Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4. President, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 1, 2, 3. All-School Play, 3. (props) Ski Club, 3. 4. Science Club, 4. BARRIGAR, FRED 794 Five Lks. Rd., Attica 4-4984. Track, 1, 2. Pep Club, 3. Library Club, 3, 4. President, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Movie Operator, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3. BARTEL, SHARON 344 Adams St. 4-8236. BASTIEN, JOE 4467 Millis Rd.. North Branch 4-6442. BATZLOFF, HAL 3237 Stanley Road 793-4281. Basketball, 1. Golf, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 4. Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. BECHILL, EILEEN 7584 Kile Rd., Metamora 678-2333. Transfer, 3. Honor Society, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2. Girls' Basketball, I, 2. Vice-President of Class, 1. Chorus, 4. BEHNKE, CAROLINE 89 E. Oregon St. 4-4168. Cheerleader, 2. G.A.A., 1, 2. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. BEHNKE, CHARLES 89 E. Oregon St. 4-4168. BERNYK, DANEEN 3337 Davison Rd. 4-8044. Pep Club, 1, 3. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Library Qub, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer, 4. Chorus, 1. BEST, ROBERT 930 ft . 4 3306. Basketball, 1. Pep Club, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Movie Operator, 4. Science Club, 3, 4. BISHOP, DAN 73 8 Jackson St. 4-6826. Spanish, Qub, 1. BLANKENHORN, BOB 1337 Rue Lane Drive 4-8238. Football, 1, 2, 4. Wrestling, 3. Golf, 1, 2, 4. Track, 3. Student Council, 2. Pep Qub, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 2, 3, 4. Future Nurses, 2. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. President, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play, 3, 4. All-School Play, 3. Ski Club, 1,2, 3, 4. Class President, 2. Carmen”, 2. “Magic Flute”, 3. Board of Directors, 1. BLACK, JEFF 38 South Mam St. 4-3829. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 1, 2. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 3, 4. BLAZO, BARBIE 7 47 W. Genesee St. 4-6832. Pep Qub, 3. Future Secretaries, 4. Future Nurses, 3- Future Homemakers, 1, 2. Office Ass’t., 1, 2, 3, 4. Teacher Ass’t., 1. BLONDIN, GUY 30 Harsen Rd. 633-3437. Pep Club, 3, 4. Forensics, 3. Councilor’s Ass’t., 3, 4. Teacher Ass’t., 4. BLONDIN, JOHN 30 Harsen Rd. 633-3437. Movie Operator, 2, 3. Ski Club, 4. Aladin , crew, 4. BONNER, LINDA (PARROTT) 87 7 South Main St. 4-6816. Pep Club, 2. Future Secretaries, 4. BONTRAGER, BRENDA 3160 Vest Road, Metamora 4-2788. BORCK, LARRY 3194 Davison Rd. 4-9310. BRADSHAW, TERRY 268 Lake George 724-8178. Basketball, 1. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 2. Ski Club, 3, 4. BRADWAY, SANDRA 792 Harsen Rd. 4-2789. Pep Club, 1, 4. Future Secretaries, 3, 4. Secretary, 4. G.A.A., 1. BRIDENBAUGH, DAVE 3869 N- Lapeer Rd. 4-2377. 206 BRIDENBAUGH, LINDA 1036 Millville Rd. 4-4206. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 4. Future Secretaries, 1, 2. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play, 3, (makeup). All-School Play, 3, (makeup). Ski Club, 2. Float Committee, 3. BROCKER, KEITH 1290 Baldwin Rd. 4-6370. Office Ass t., I, Movie Operator, 1. D.O., 1. BROCKER, WARREN 3802 South Shore Dr. 4-6890. Future Farmers, 1. D O., 4. BROUGH, TERESA 644 Monroe St. 4-2207. Honor Society, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 3. Spanish Club, I, 2, 3. Prom Committee, 3. All-School Play, (construction) 3. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Teacher's Ass’t., 3. Cadet Teacher, 4. BROWN, JEAN 2039 C dri Rd. 4-9644. Transfer, 4. Nurse’s Aid 4. BROWN, RUTH ANN 3147 Roods Lk. Rd. 4-3067. Nurse s Aid, 4. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 4. BRUCE, GLENN 139 Maple Leaj Rd. 4-4229. Football, 1. D.O., 3, 4. Shop Ass’t., 1. BUBLITZ, GLORIA 2306 Peppermill Rd. 4-3741. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 4. BURGESS, BRIAN 4 0 Skinner Lk. Rd. 4-8030. D.O., 4. Shop Ass t., 1. BURRIS, SANDRA 3 0 S. Madison St. 4-3638. Chorus, 1, 2, 3. D O., 3, 4. BUSH, RUSSELL 1773 Mayfield Rd. 4-9393. Transfer, 3- Football Trainer, I, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 2. Trainer, 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Trainer, 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling Trainer, 1, 2. Tennis, 3, 4. Track, 1, 2. Band, I, 2. Pep Band, 1, 2. Junior Play, 4. All-School Play (properties), 3. Forensics, 1, 2. Teachers Ass’t., 4. Drama Club, 4. BUTTERFIELD, MIKE 2066 N. Five Lks. Rd. 4-3461. Football, 1, 2. Basketball, 1. Baseball, 1, 2. Wrestling, 2. Golf, 3, 4. Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 3, 4. Homecoming Court Escort, 4. Christmas Ball King, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Class President, 3, 4. BYBEE, JOELL 3248 Bronson Lk. Rd. 4-2319. Nurse’s Aid, 4. Chorus, 1. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 4. BYLINSKY, STEVE 4730 Hurd Rd., Metamora 797-4336. Transfer, 4. Prom Committee, 4. All-School Play, 1. Movie Operator, 4. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 2, 3, 4. Float Committee, 4. Competitive Swimming, 1, 2, 3. Intramurals Football, 1, 2, 3. Int. Basketball, 2, 3. Int. Baseball, I, 2, 3. Int. Soccer, 2, 3. Science Club, 4. Ass’t. Newspaper Editor, 2, 3. Gymnastics, 2. BYRNES, BRUCE 418 Bassett 4-6038. Football, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. CAREY, PAM 2343 N. Elba Road 4-2870. Pep Club, 1. Future Nurses, 3. Nurse’s Aid, 4. Chorus, 1, 2. DO., 4. Float Committee, 3. CARPENTER, MICHAEL 3396 Genesee Rd. 4-2324. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. CARPENTER, TERRI A 118 South Court St. 4-4798. Student Council, I- Mixed Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4. All-School Play, 2. Brigadoon”, 3. Magic Flute’’, Carmen” CHARTER, MIKE 4722 S. Lapeer Rd. 678-2334. D.O., 3, 4. CHISHOLM, RICHARD 2487 N. Lipeer Rd. 4-8374. Football, 1. Basketball Manager, 1. Track, 1. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 4. Teacher’s Ass t., 4. CLARK, DON 2241 Hunters Creek Rd., Metamora 4-4880. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 1, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 4. Future Farmers, 1. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Play, 3-D.O., 4. Ski Club, 3, 4. CLARK, JOHN 1241 W. Genesee St. 4-2263■ Baseball, 1. Golf, 1. Pep Club, 1. CLARK, MARCH A 96 Maxine St. 4-9312. Transfer, 3. Girls' Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 4. Library Qub, 2. G.A.A., 3, 4. Secretary, 4. Glee Club, 1, 2. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 4. Varsity Club, 2. CLARK, MINNIE 234 Force Rd., Attica 4-8029- Future Homemakers, 1. Chorus, 1, 2. Teacher Ass’t., 4. Prom Committee, 3- CLASPER, NANCY 3340 N. Lapeer Rd. 4-8043. Cheerleader, 3, 4. Co-Captain, 4. Student Council, I, 2. Pep Club, 3, 4. Honorary Member, 4. Nurse's Aid (Red Cross Volunteer), 2, 3. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. President, 4. G.A.A., 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Homecoming Court, 4. Christmas Ball Court, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass t., 3-Ski Club, 4. Teacher s Ass t., 3. Board of Directors, 4. Christmas Ball Chairman, 4. Girls’ Baksetball, 4. CLEMENTS, CYNTHIA 331 Gardner Drive (no phone). COBB, FRED 3620 Baldwin Rd.. Metamora (no phone). CODY, NANCY 1060 Cliff Drive 4-2366. Transfer, 4. Student Council, 2, 3. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 1. Ski Club, 3, 4. School Plays, 1, 2, 3 School Paper, 1, 2, 3. D.O., 4. COMBS, SANDRA 862 G r Rd. 4-6411. Pep Qub, 1, 2. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3. Chorus, 1, 2. D.O., 4. Red Cross Volunteer 2 yrs. CON ANT, CHEYENNE 1213 Adams St. 4-8407. Summer Exchange Student, 3. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 2, 3. Pantherscope, 2, 3, 4. Pantherpress, 1. French Club, 3. Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Junior Play, 4. All-School Play, 3. Float Committee, 4. Drama Club, 3, 4. Forensics, 4. Thespian Society, 4. CONLEY, MARGIE 4620 Attica Rd., Attica 724-8668. Pep Club, 1, 3. Library Qub, 2. 207 COONS, DE WAYNE 2971 German Road 793-6828. Transfer, 4. School paper and Yearbook, 1 yr. (Bulldog's Park, Revista). COULTER, CATHY 3143 Bowers Rd., Attica 43071. Pep Club, 1. D O., 3, 4. COULTER, TERRY 303 Angle Rd. 4-4893. Football, 1. Teacher’s Ass t., 4. CRAIG, STEVE 4783 Davison Rd. {no phone). Movie Operator, 1. CRALL, MARY 4339 Pratt Rd., Hadley 797-4432. Transfer, 4. Future Homemakers, 4. CRANE, MATTHEW 1364 First St. 4-4296. Transfer, 4. Football, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 2. D.O., 4. DARLING, DAVID 1313 Hunters Cr. Rd. 4-8809- DAVIDSON, JACK 2094 Miles Rd. 4-8036. Track, 4. D.O., 4. DAVIS, RACHEL 4132 N. Lapeer Rd. 793-4409. Pep Club, 1, 2. Future Nurses, 1, 2, 3. Nurse's Aid, 4. Mixed Chorus, 2. Chorus, 1. DEARMOND, SUE 1070 Maple Grove Rd. 4-2390. Student Council, 1. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Fuutre Teachers, 2, 3. Pantherscope, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, I, 2, 3. Library Club, 1. Homecoming Committee, 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Junior.Play (Construction), 3. All-School Play (make-up, construction), 3. Ski Club, 2, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. National Thespian Society, 4. Pontiac Press writer, 3. Senior Play (make-up, construction), 4. Drama Club, 3, 4. One-act Plays, 3, 4. DEITZ, VICKY 4133 Blood Rd. {no phone) DELINKO, JAN 3841 Sinroll Rd. Ortonville 627-3936. DELONG, LINDA 1401 Higley Rd. 4-4919. DELONG, MICHAEL 1364 Clark Rd. 4-4897. Football, 2. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 3. President, 4. DEMPSEY, CATHERINE 1023 Roods Lk. Rd. 4-3868. Art Inc., 3, 4. Ski Club, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, I, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. Senior Play, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Christmas Ball, 4. Future Nurses, 2. Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. Sec.-Treas., 4. DICE, DON 4268 Washburn Rd., Davison 633-2778. Football, 1. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 3. Movie Operator, 2. D O., 4. DIPKA, DAVE 3300 Brigham Rd., Goodrich 797-4318. DOAK, RICHARD W. 1948 N. Elba Rd- 4-2733. Football, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1. D.O., 2, 3, 4. DODGE, LARRY 1383 Best Rd., Metamora {no phone). Transfer, 1. D O., 3. DOLSEN, ELLEN NADINE 2331 Hunters Crk. Rd. 4-8318. Transfer, 3. Spanish Club, 1. Library Club, 1. Chorus, 2. DORR, DAVID 2191 Gray Rd. 4-3004. Football, 1, 2. Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 2, 3, 4. Sgt. at Arms, 3, 4. Board of Directors, 4. Homecoming Committee, 3. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 3. Ski Club, 2, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. DOWLING, JOHN E., JR. 4831 Sullivan St. 4-6010. Basketball, 1. Band, I, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pantherpress, 2. Student Council Photographer, 4. Michigan Math Finalist, 4. DUTTON, JACK 2974 Baldwin Rd. 4-2346. Basketball, 1. Student Council, 3. Homecoming Court Escort, 4. All-School Play, 4. Teacher's Ass’t., 1, 2. EASTMAN, CHERI 30 Sterling Dr. 4-6376. Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 4. Homecoming Committee, 1, 2. Prom Committee, 3- Float Committee, 3, 4. Co-Captain J.V. Cheerleaders, 2. ECKERSLEY, BRUCE 2329 Bowers Rd. 4-3236. Football, I. Basketball, 1, 2, 4. Captain, 4. Baseball, 1. Golf, 2, 3, 4 Student Council, 2, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 3. 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Board of Directors, 1. EDEN, VICTOR 367 White Rd. 793-4413. EDGETTE, BARB 130 Harsen Rd. 633-8324. Nurse's Aid, 4. D O., 4. ELFES, MIKE 1434 Peppermill Rd. 4-9397. Transfer, 3. EVANS, CATHY 3384 Bronson Lk. Rd. 4-6692. Pep Club, 4. Future Teachers, 4. Spanish Club, 1. Prom Committee, 3. Teacher’s Ass’t., 3, 4. EVANS, SHARON 2033 Miles Rd. 4-3732. D O., 4. FEDERICK, JIM 3343 E. Coldwater 793-2448. Transfer, 1. FERRETT, SANDRA L. 1933 Hadley Rd. 4-3093. Library Club, 2. FICK, BARBARA 236 Third St., Metamora 678-2480. Future Nurses, 2, 3. FILER, JIM 266 S. Elm St. 4-3683. Football, 1. Basketball, 1, 2. Baseball, 1, 2, 4. Pep Club, 4. FILIPIAK, JOANNE 2633 Farnsworth Rd. 4-9777. Pep Club, 1, 2. Future Teachers, 2, 3 Pantherscope, 2, 3. Pantherpress, 4. Treasurer, 4. Spanish Club, 1. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 1, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. 208 FINN, JOAN 183 Sunset Hills Dr. .Attica 724-3046. Transfer, 3. Future Secretaries, 2, 3, 4. President, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. FISCHER, GREG 817 Turrill Ave. 4-2639. Baseball, 2, 4. Golf, 1. Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. Pantherpress, 3, 4. Library Club, 1,2. Homecoming Committee, 4. Homecoming Court Escort, 4. Christmas Ball, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 4. Junior Play (construction), 3, 4. All-School Play, 3, 4. Movie Operator, 2. Float Committee, 2, 3, 4. Class Board of Directors, 2, 3. Vice-President, 4. Christmass Ball Court. Lead Role Junior Play. Drama Club, 3, 4. President, 4. National Thespian Society, 4. FISHER, JO 1316 W. Broker Rd., Metamora 678-2176. Transfer, 3. French Club, 4. Art Inc., 4. D.O., 4. Finalist, MHEAA Scholarship. FISHER, PATTY 2207 Baldwin Rd. 4 4929. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 4. G.A.A., 2. Float Committee, 4. FLANIGAN, JEAN 91 Hartley St. 4-6943. Future Homemakers, 2. Chorus, 1. FOCKLER, LINDA 874 Angle Rd. 4-4837. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 3. Junior Play (construction), 3. Float Committee, 3. Science Club, 4. FORD, SPENCER 1080 Farnsworth Rd. 4-8268. Football, Manager, 1. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 2, 3, 4. President, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass't., 2. Junior Play (construction), 3, 4. All-School Play (lighting), 3, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. Homecoming Court Escort, 4. Board of Directors, 4. FRANCHINO, MARGARET 3231 Sandy Shore Dr.. Meta-tnora 797-4334. FRENCH, NIT A 820 Lk. George Rd. 4-4193. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3. D O., 4. FRITZ, TERRY L. 278 Howard St. 4-3940. Basketball, 1. Track, 3, 4. Pep Club, 4. Spanish Club, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 4. Movie Operator, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Commtitee, 4. Science Club, 3, 4. FUSON, WARREN 3163 Stewart Rd. 797-4291. Football, 1, 2, 3- Track, 1, 2. Future Farmers, 4. D.O., 3. GARDNER, ALTON 1023 Turrill Rd. 4-8132. Football, 2. D O., 3, 4. GERMANI, JUDY 3030 Ritchie Rd.. Metamora 797-4860. Transfer, 3. G.A.A., 3, 4. Ski Club, 4. GIERS, NANCY 1710 Farnsworth Rd. 4-8730. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1. Future Secretaries, 2. Future Nurses, 2. GLEASON, JAMES R. 3340 Hadle Rd. 797-4388. Football, 1. Track, 1. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3. D.O., 4. GRAMER, LAURIE ANN 3974 Hunt Rd. 4-8833. Pep Club, 2. G.A.A., 3. D O., l. GRAY, NANCY 3604 E. Lake Drive, Metamora 678-2149- GREEN, BONNIE 93 Meadow Lane 4-3303. Pep Club, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Reporter, 3- Library Club, 4. Chorus, 1. Float Committee, 4. Teacher's Ass't., 3, 4. GREEN, GAY ANN 4802 Genesee Rd. 4-3116. Future Nurses, 2. Nurse’s Aid, 4. Chorus, 1. Office Ass't., 1, 2, 3. D O., 4. GREER, MARGARET 3944 Scholtz Rd. 48080. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, 1. Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3 Office Ass't., 4. All-School Play, 3, (props). Ski Club, 2. GRIFFIN, JACKIE 389 W. Hunters Crk. 4-4108. Pep Club, 4. Spanish Club, 1,2, 3. G.A.A., 2. Science Club, 4. GRINNEL, DOUGLAS R. 1829 Newark Rd. 4-9330. Band, 1. 2. Honor Society, 3, 4. D.O-, 3, 4. Science Club, 3, 4. GROOM, DAVID 2201 Miles Rd. 4-2167. Golf, 2, 4. Pep Club, 1, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. GROVER, NANCY 2373 S. Lapeer Rd. 4-6724. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 3, 4. Secretary, 4. G.A.A., 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 3. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play crew, 3. Float Committee, 3, 4. Girls’ Basketball, 3, 4. HARRIS, PEGGY 257 Mockingbird Line 4-2274. Pep Club, 1, 2. G.A.A., I. D O , 4. HART, JOHN 12 HigleySt. 4-3845. HART, LINDA 4442 McDowell Rd. 4-8381. Teacher's Ass't., 3. HARTWICK, JOHN DAVID 1449 Grosbeck Rd. 4-8002. Football, 2. Future Farmers, 3, 4. Public Speaker, 3. D.O., 3. HARTWIG, STEVE 4333 Pratt Rd. 797-4783. Football, 1. Track, 2. Ski Club, 3, 4. HAYES, GILDA 5110 Pratt Rd., Metamora 797-4339. Girls’ Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4. Teacher's Ass't., 2, 3, 4. HAYNES, RICK 2103 Miles Rd. 4-8910. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. HEATH, GINGER 5782 Stanly Rd. 633-4264. Transfer, 2. Girls’ Basketball, 1. 2, 3, 4. Track, 1. G.A.A., 3, 4. Treasurer, 4. HEISER, DIANE 3430 N. Hadley Rd. 797-4292. HELLER, PATRICK A. 1110 Baldwin Rd. 4-2328. Transfer, 1. Honor Society, 3, 4. Medical Explorers, 2, 3. National Merit Semifinalist, 4. Michigan Math Finalist, 4. State of 209 Michigan Scholarship Semifinalist, 4. MENSA, 4. HELWIG, CHARLES 381 Turrill 4-4336. HENDERSHOTT, CHARLENE 2106 Miles Rd. 4-3160. Future Nurses, 3. Nurse s Aid, 4. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3. D.O., 4. HENDERSON, PAM 1310 Adams St. 4-2818. Cheerleader, 1, 2. 3, 4. Student Council, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 1. Homecoming Committee, 4. Homecoming Court, 4. Christmas Ball Court, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Float Committee, 3, 4. Class Officer, 2. HEWISON, DOUG 4119 Snook Rd. 797-4380. Track, 1, 2. Science Club, 4. HILL, DAVE 30 Hill Place 4-8679. Football, 2, 4. Baseball, 2. Track, 3, 4. Pep Club, 4. Spanish Club, 4. D.O., 4. Teacher’s Assistant. HOAGLAND, RHONDA 7076 Farnsworth Rd. 4-8994. Pantherpress, 3, 4. HOFERT, WAYNE 3600 Imlay City Rd., Attica 4-8782. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary. D.O., 4. HOFFERT, GLENN 3273 Farmers Creek Rd. 797-4373. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3. Library Club, 3. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. HOOPER, KENNETH 3990 Five Lks. Rd., North Branch 688-3129. Conservation Explorers, 3, 4. Vice-President, 4. Scholarship Semifinalist, 4. HOTCHKISS, PAULA 3366 East St., Hadley 797-4370. Pep Club, 3, 4. Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 2, 3. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play (props), 3. HOUCK, RODGER 1762 Farnsworth Rd. 4-9690. Spanish Club, 3, 4. Library Club, 3. Movie Operator, 3- Teacher’s Ass t., 4. HOWE, PHYLLIS 7040 C tf Drive 4-8824. HOWEY, JAMES EDWARD 321 Eagle Pass St. (no phone). Art Inc., 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Teacher's Ass’t., 3, 4. HUNT, LINDA 1680 Wood Drive 4-6376. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Library Club, I, 2, 3. Homecoming Committee, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 1. HUSTED, LOLA 3330 Davison Rd. 4-3278. Girls’ Basketball, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 4. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. GLP Club, 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 4. Play (construction, costumes), ), 4. All-School Play (construction) (make-up), 3, 4. Ski Club, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Drama Club, 3, 4. HUTCHINSON, GARY 4123 S. Oak St., Metamora 678-2362. Movie Operator, 1. HYATT, MARSHA 1287 Bowers Rd. 4-8148. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 2. Vice-President, 3. President, 4. Float Committee, 4. Teacher’s Ass’t., 3, 4. INMAN, CHRIS 138 N. Saginaw St. 4-4836. Pep Club, 2. Future Homemakers, 1. Spanish Club, 1. Teacher’s Ass t., 3, 4. IRELAN, KEN 193 W. High St. (no phone). Teacher’s Assistant. JACOBS, PAM 1636 IV. Oregon 4-2079. Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1. Library Club, 3, 4. Secretary, 4. Junior Play, (make-up), 3. D.O., 3, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. JAMIESON, DANNY 1270 IV. Oregon 4-6330. JEAKLE, DONNA 870 S. Main St. 4-6932. JOHNSON, DEBBIE 73 East Sawdust Rd. 4-6301. Float Committee, 3. JOHNSON, JOAN 2062 Keeran Dr., Box 132 4-2363. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer, 4. Pep Club, -, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 4. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. G.A.A., 2, 3. Chorus, 1. Prom Committee, 4. Float Committee, 4. Office Ass’t., 3,4. JOHNSON, ROBERT 374 S. Elm 4-8124. JONES, DAVID 3634 Baldwin Rd., Metamora 797-4266. Transfer, 1. Football, 3. Golf, 2. Band, 1, 2. Pep Band, 2. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. Pantherpress, 4. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 3. Library' Club, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Movie Operator, 4. Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. President, 4. Float Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4. JONES, FRED 203.5 Gray Rd. 4-8794. D.O., 3, 4. JOSTOCK, TIM 2677 Rd. 4-8144. Football, 4. Wres- tling, 3. Golf, 2. Track, 1. D.O., 3, 4. Ski Club, 1. JUDD, FAUSTINE 2090 King Rd. 4-9494. Band, 1. Future Teachers, 3. Teacher's Ass t., 4. G.A.A., 2, 3. Play, 3. KAGE, JIM 7840 CAmfc Rd. 4-2333. Football, 1, 2. Golf, 1. KARLEK, KATHY Main St. 4-8860. Majorette, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, I. Pep Club, I, 4. Spanish Club, 3, 4. Vice-President, 4. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 3. KEEFER, SUE 1880 Mayfield Rd. 4-2680. Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Rep., 3. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass t., 2, 3. All-School Play (costumes), 3. Class Board of Directors, 3, 4. Drama Club, 4. KELLOGG, BURT 7322 Roods Lk. Rd. 4-2496. Student Council, 1. Library Club, 1. Movie Operator, 1. KIEHLER, GEORGE 7608 Peppermill Rd. 4-4143. Pantherpress, 2, 3, 4. Photographer French Club, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 4. Science Club, 3, 4. KIENZLE, DAVID E. 1803 Kingsbury Dr. 4-4918. Transfer, 2. KIMBALL, BOB 347 Pine St. 4-3720. D.O., 4. 210 KING, BARBARA 3769 Haines Rd. 4-8724. Student Council, 1. Pep Club, I. KISER, STEVE 11 Cherokee Trail 4-4429. Basketball, 1. Baseball, 1, 2. Golf, 3, 4. Student Council, 2. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 2, 3. Vice-President, 3. Homecoming Committee, 3. Prom Committee, 3. Float Committee, 2, 3, 4. Class Board of Directors, 3. Teacher Ass’t., 4. KLINE, ANDREW 2334 Rd., North Branch 4-6783. Football, 1. Library Club, 1, 2, 3- Director, 3. Movie Operator, 1, 2, 3. D.O., 4. Science Club, 4. KNAPP, BILL 272 Plum Creek Rd. 4-3927. KNIGHT, DENISE 1347 Millville Rd., 4-4334. Girls’ Basketball, I, 2, 3. Student Council, 3. Pep Club, 3, 4. Homecoming Queen, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 4. KREIS, JOY 2283 Peppennill Rd. 4-2306. Pep Club, 3. Nurse s Aid, 4. Spanish Club, 1. G.A.A., 3. KIUMARSI, MANISCHE 642 W. Oregon St. 4-6978. Exchange Student, 4. Float Committee, 4. Irl., Hannelore Russ, I.H. V. Manische Kiumarsi, 7981 Fussdorf W urtt, Germany. LAFOUNTAIN, PAULA 3867 Bronson Lk. Rd. 4-2716. Pep Club, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play (Tickets), 3. Drama Club, 4. LAIDLER, LOIS 2390 Cornell Dr. 4-4236. Pep Club, 1, 2. Nurse's Aid, 4. D.O., 3, 4. Float Committee, 1, 3. LANGE, MIKE 2363 Daley Rd. 4-3183. Pep Club, I. Spanish Club, 2. LAWRENCE, KATHY 4178 Davison Rd. 4-2123. Cheerleader, I. Student Council, 2, 3. Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 3, 4. G.A.A., 3. Homecoming Committee, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 4. Office Ass t., 1, 4. Ski Club, 2, 3, 4. Float Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDSAY, JUDI 1293 First St. 4-8231. Cheerleader, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. G.A.A., 1. Junior Play (makeup), 3. All-School Play (makeup), 3. D.O., 3, 4. LONSBERRY, LINETTE L. 2036 Roods Lk. Rd. 4-6311. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3. Chorus, I. D.O., 1. Teachers Ass t., 4. LUSTIG, MICHELE 4211 Herd Rd., Metamora 797-4290. Transfer, 3. Pep Club, 4. French Club, 4. Ski Club, 4. G.W.B.C., S.M.C. LUTZ, GEORGE 608 Pine St. 4-6383. Football, 1, 3. Wrestling, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 4. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 1, 3, 4. President, 3, 4. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 2, 4. Ski Club, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. MADDEN, PATRICE 1638 Cray Rd. 4-9339■ Cheerleader, 2. Girls’ Basketball, 1, 2. Student Council, 2. (Judge) Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Miss Pep, 3. Spanish Club, 1. G.A.A., 1, 2. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 3. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Class Board of Directors, 3. Class Secretary, 4. MARKLEY, CHRIS 4267 Skinner Lk. Rd. 4-8764. MARKLEY, ROBERT CHARLES 3463 Hurd Rd. 797-4461. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Reporter, 4. Movie Operator, 1. MARTIN, MARILYN 1392 Maple Grove Rd. 4-8844. Future Secretaries, 4. Spanish Club, 4. D.O., 4. MARTIN, TOM 3076 Oregon Rd. 4-6786. Basketball, 1. D O., 4. McCALLUM, PENNY 38 Mill St. 4-6947. McCARRICK, STEVE 62 Elk Lk. Rd. 724-6924. Football, 1, 2. Baseball, 1, 2. Wrestling, 1. Track, 1, 2. Student Council, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Library Club, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4. Movie Operator, I, 2. D.O., 3, 4. Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Teacher’s Ass't., 4. McClelland, Joyce 1909 Pedro Lk. Rd. 4-8386. Pep Club, 1. Nurse’s Aid, 4. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Songleader, 2. Treasurer, 3, Songleader, 4. G.A.A., 1, 2. Mixed Chorus, 1. McCOMB, THERESA 1231 Roods Lk. Rd. (no phone). McCULLOUGH, SANDI 1048 Pamela Lane, Metamora 678-2172. McGINNIS, CARL 1140 Millville 4-6387. Pep Club, 1. Prom Committee, 1. Float Committee, 1. McGLASHEN, ALAN 78 Plum Creek Rd. 4-9300. Football, 1, 2. Pep Club, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Float Committee, 4. Teachers Ass't., 1. McINALLY, PAULA 3839 Bronson Lk. Rd. 4-2768. Girls’ Basketball, 1, 2, 3. Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Nurse’s Aid, 4. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club, 3. Mixed Chorus, 2. Chorus, 1, 2, 3. Homecoming Committee, 3. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t., 4. D.O., 4. Vice-President of Class, 1. MELLISH, DON 2234 Bouers Rd. 4-8138. Football, 1. Basketball, 1. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 3. Mixed Chorus, 3. MERRITT, MARK 7267 Brauer R., Oxford 628-3007. MILLS, BRUCE 403 Turrill Rd. 4-9418. MONEY, VALERIE 2140 Miles Rd. 4-6137. Pep Club, 1, 2. Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4. D.O., 4. Clinic Ass’t., 2, 3. MOORE, DEBRA 7222 Liberty St. 4-2109. Student Council, 4. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. Future Teachers 2, 3. Pantherscope, 3, 4. French Club, 2, 3. Secretary, 3. Homecoming Committee, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass't., 2, 3. Ski Club, 2, 4. Float Committee Chairman, 4. Class Treasurer, 3. Drama Club, 3, 4. MOORE, JEANNE 1796 Mayfield Rd. 4-8083. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. Future Teachers, 2, 3, 4. Sec. 3. Vice-Pres., 4. Ski Club, 3. Teacher’s Ass’t., 3, 4. 211 MOORE, MICHEL 114 Hysander, Rochester 631-3381. Student Council, 2. Spanish Club, 1. G.A.A., 2. Prom Committee, 1. Office Ass t., 1. D.O., 1. MOORE, SUSAN 1132 Monroe St. 4-6863. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 3, 4. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pep Club, 4. Junior Play (construction), 3. Science Club, 4. MROZ, DARLENE 4318 Broecker Rd., Metamora 797-4223. Future Homemakers, 1, 2. G.A.A., 1. Glee Club, 1. Mixed Chorus, 1. Chorus, 1, 2, 3. Prom Committee, 1. Office Ass’t., 1. MULHOLLAND, JOANN KAY 271 Plum Creek Rd 4-2186. Pep Club, 1, 2, 4. Future Nurses, 2, 3. Nurse's Aid, 4. Future Homemakers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Historian, 3. Chorus, 1. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. MURCKO, JUDY 1923 N. Elba Rd. 4-6790. Spanish Club, 1. Library Club, 1. Ski Club, 1. MURRAY, BILL 416 Turrill Ave. 4-6813■ Football, 1. Pep Club, 1. French Club, 4. Treasurer, 4. Art Inc., 3,4. Office Ass't., 4. Ski Club, 2. Teacher Ass't., 2, 3. MYERS, CAROLYN 646 Pox St. 4-2041. Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 4. Future Nurses, 2. Spanish Club, I, 2. G.A.A., 4. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 1. Homecoming Committee, 4. Homecoming Court, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play (Tickets), 3. All-School Play (Chorus), 4. Ski Club, 2. Float Committee, 3, 4. Drama Club, 4. Science Club, 4. MYERS, LESLIE 2364 Bowers Rd. 4-4910. Student Council, 3. Pep Club, 2, 3. G.A.A., 2, 3. Mixed Chorus, I. Chorus, 1. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 4. NAGEL, MARY 2669 Sutton Rd., Metamora 4-3306. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Sec., 4. French Club, 4. Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3. Homecoming Committee, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3. NICHOLAS, STEVE 307 Monroe St. 4-6867. Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 1, 3, 4. Treasurer, 4. NICHOLS, LES 1400 Grosbeck Rd. 4-2393. Wrestling, 3-Track, 1, 2. Library Club, 1, 2, 3. Movie Operator, 1, 2, 3. D.O., 3, 4. Ski Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3. NOLAN, DON 3389 Robinet Rd., North Branch 688-3383. D.O., 4. NORTH, ERNIE 3990 Vive Lks. Rd., North Branch 688-3129. Football, 1, 3. Future Farmers, 1, 2, 3, 4. NOVAK, MIKE 4297 Skinner Lk. Rd. 4-2300. Pep Club, 1. NOVAK, PAUL D. 4297 Skinner Lk. Rd. 4-2320. Football, 1. Manager, 2. Golf, 1. D.O., 3, 4. O’BRIANT, DOUG 832 Beach St. 4-2439. Track, 1. Library Club, 1, 2. Movie Operator, 1, 2. D.O., 2,3. O'CONNER, MAUREEN 2141 Varnsworth Rd. 4-8409. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. Future Teachers, 1, 2, 3. Future Nurses, 1, 2. Spanish Club, 1. G.A.A., 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass’t, 4. Ski Club, 3, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. OLSON, RICK 4203 Stewart Rd., Metamora 797-4382. PARROTT, LARRY 817 S. Main St. 4-6416. Baseball, 1. Track, I, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1. PAUL, LAURIE 3372 Davison Rd. 4-3247. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. Future Teachers, 1, 2, 3, 4. Cadet Teacher, 4. Pantherscope, 1, 2, 3, 4. Editor, 4. Future Nurses, 1. French Club, 3, 4. Art. Inc., 4. G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 3. Christmas Ball Court, 4. Prom Committee, 3, 4. Office Ass’t., I, 2, 3- Junior Play, 3, 4. Makeup, 3. Ski Club, 2, 3, 4. Float Committee, 2, 3, 4. Drama Club, 3, 4. Forensics, 4. Assistant Editor Pantherscope, 3. PEARSON, PAT Drawer A Lapeer 4-3362. Football, 1. Manager, 3, 4. Basketball Manager, 1, 2, 4. Baseball, 1. Golf, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2. Pantherpress, 3, 4. French Club, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 2, 3. Homecoming Committee, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Junior Play, 3, 4. All-School Play, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. Drama Club, 3, 4. Thespians, 4. Teacher’s Ass't., 4. PERKINS, DEBRA 4781 McDowell Rd. 4-6423. Pep Club, 1. Future Nurses, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus, 4. Clinic Assistant, 2, 3, 4. Teacher Assistant, 3. PERKS, DEB 1283 IF7. Sutton Rd., Metamora 4-3408. PETRIE, CERISE LYNN 441 Genesee St. 4-2631. Student Council, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 1. Art Inc., 4. G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 1. Float Committee, 3, 4. PHILLIPS, LINDA 263 S. Elm St. 4-2826. Pep Club, 1. Spanish Club, 1,2. PIER, CHERYL 2131 Bearmger Rd.. Lum 4-8328. PIGER, GARY 2299 S. Elba Rd. 4-8079. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, 4. Track, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. PILLOW, LINDA 2862 Klam Rd., Columbiaville 793-2138. Transfer, 3. Future Teachers, 4. G.A.A., 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 4. PILLY, LEON 20.57 Cray Rd. 4-8736. D.O., 1. PLANCK, JOAN 4639 Lippincott Rd. 4-3001. Future Teachers, 1. Future Nurses, 1. PLUFF, JANET 3331 Valentine Rd. 4-2316. Future Secretaries, 2, 3, 4. Library Club, 4. Chorus, 1. Office Ass’t., 3. POLLOK, KIT 1397 Genesee St. 4-3689. Transfer, 3. Cheerleader, 2. Pep Club, 1, 2. Pantherscope, 4. French Club 1, 2, 4. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 1, 2. Science Club, 4. Girl’s Track Team, 2. Gymnastics, 1, 2. 212 PRATT, JANET MARIE 3762 Pratt Rd., Metamora 797-4448. PRICE, LINDA 1604 N. Elba Rd. 4-2333. PRICE, RINDA 20 Larson Rd., Attica 724-8317. PRIDEMORE, DEBBIE 1316 N. Saginaw St. 4-8878. Pep Club, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, I, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Float Committee, 3, 4. PRIDEMORE, SANDRA 4191 Payne Rd., Attica. Transfer, 1968. Library Club, 2. Chorus, 2. PRUITT, BILL 10 Michael Rd. 4-9729. PUTMAN, VICKY 3028 Coldwater Rd. 793-4343. Pep Club, I. Future Secretaries, 2, 3, 4. Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Historian, 3. Float Committee, 4. QUINLAN, DEBBIE 133 N. Court St. 4-8229. Future Homemakers, 1. RACINE, BILL 1319 Bowers Rd. 4-4664. Pep Club, 2. Movie Operator, 4. D.O., 2, 3, 4. RAY, FRED 4321 ltnlay City Rd., Attica 724-8949. REAMER, JOHN 203 N. Mapleleaf Rd. 4-4288. REID, ALBERT R. 2064 Miles Rd. 4-8718. Wrestling, 2, 3. D.O., 4. RHEAD, RON 1322 N, Monroe 4-3362. Football, I. Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, I, 2. Pantherpress, 1, 2, 3, 4. Photographer, 3, 4. French Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 3, 4. Teacher’s Assistant, 4. RICE, JOHN 310 Harrison St. 4-4623- Baseball, 2. French Club, 3, 4. RICHARDS, BRENDA 749 Hunters Creek Rd. 4-2791. Future Secretaries, 3, 4. Chorus, I. RICHARDSON, JUDY 814 S. Mam St. 4-2100. Pep Club, 1, 2. Office Assistant, 1, 2, 3. D.O., 2, 3. RICKETT, DICK 298 Davis Lk. Rd. 4-2168. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Track, 3. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1. RICKSGERS, CINDY 3768 Hunt Rd. 4-8498. Pantherpress, 2. Nurse s Aid, 4. Office Assistant, 1. D.O., 4. RIORDAN, PAT 1103 Best Rd., Metamora 678-2349. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 3. Art Inc., 3, 4. Chorus, 1. Homecoming Committee, 3, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom. Committee, 3. Junior Play Usher, 3. Ski Club, 2. Float Committee, 3, 4. Teacher s Assistant, 4. RITCHIE, DREW 442 Coulter Rd. 4-9398. ROBERTS, DENNIS 1432 N. Saginaw St. ROHR, DOROTHY 2683 Marathon Rd. 4-3781. Pep Club, 1. Future Secretaries, 2, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, 1. French Club, 2, 3. Chorus, 1. D.O., 4. ROSS, CAROL 937 N. Main 4-3333. Honor Society, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, 1. All-School Play, 3. D.O., 4. Forensics, 3. RUBY, BILL, 3866 Broz jow Lk. Rd. D.O., 4. RUDDOCK, STEVE 803 Gregory Dr. 4-3330. Football, 1, 3, 4. Baseball, 1, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 4. RUDDY, TOM 3343 Merritt Lk. Dr., Metamora 678-2498. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 1. Wrestling, 1, 2, 3. Pep Club, 1, 2. French Club, 2, 3, 4. SAK, MARILYN J. 1340 V. Genesee St. 4-8240. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 2, 3. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer, 3. Vice-President, 4. Panther-scope, 2, 3. Editor, 3. Junior Play Cast (construction), 3. Junior Play Cast (lights), 4. National Thespian Society, 3, 4. SALMOND, JUDY 3380 Pratt Rd., Metamora 797-4440. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Prom Committee Chairman, 3. Junior Play (construction), 3. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. SCHLAUD, RICK 2341 Eish Lake Rd. 4-3218. Transfer, 3-Football, I. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 1, 2. Pantherpress, 4. French Club, 4. Spanish Club, 1. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 1, 4. SCHOCKE, KATHY 1072 Baldwin Rd. 4-4997. G.A.A., 1,2, 3. SCHROEDER, KEN 3313 Dans Rd., Attica 4-2361. Track, 2. P � p Club, 3, 4. Spanish Club, I. D.O., 4. Float Committee, 4. Science Club 4. SCRAMLIN, CLAUDE 333 IP. Oreg Rd. 4-2713. SCR AMLIN, JOE 809 Cedar St. 4-2637. Football, 1. Basketball, 1, 2, 4. Golf, 3, 4. Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer, 3. Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 1, 2, 3-Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3. Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. D.O., 3. Float Committee, 3, 4. Science Club 4. SEAMES, WENDY 332 Biddle St. 4-0213• Future Secretaries, 2. D.O., I. SHELTON, MICHAEL 43 Plum Creek Rd. 4-9293. Football, 1. Baseball, 1. SHEPARD, WAYNE 1699 Roods Lk. Rd. 4-2340. Basketball, 1, 2. Track, 1. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 3, 4. Pep Club, 3, 4. Junior Play, 4. Teacher Assistant, 4. SHIGLEY, SUSAN 166 North Court 4-8661. Pep Club, 1. G.A.A., 1, 2. Office Ass t., 2, 3. D O., 4. SHOEMAKER, RICHARD 2072 Kendra St. 4-6972. Football, 1. Basketball, 1, 2. Baseball, 1, 2. Honor Society, 3, 4. SHOULTS, ANITA 3294 McCormick Rd. 4-6478. Honor Society, 3, 4. Future Secretaries, 2, 3, 4. 213 SHOULTZ, CHRISTINE 2308 Mott Rd., North Branch 4-6075. Band, 1,2, 3, 4. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pantherscope, 3, 4. Art. Inc., 3, 4. Secretary, 4. Teacher Assistant, 2, 4. SHRADER, DENISE 1439 W. Genesee 4-2646. Pep Club, I, 2, 3. G.A.A., 2, 3. Office Ass t., 4. Ski Club, 3. SIERAKOWSKI, LINDA 3891 South Hadley Rd., Metarnora 797-4746). Student Council, 1, 2. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, I, 2. Pantherscope Treasurer, 4. Future Homemakers, 1. French Club, 1, 2, 3. C.A.A., 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Com., 2 ,3, 4. Christmas Ball Chairman, 4. Prom Comm, (chairman), 3. Office Ass’t., 2, 3, 4. Junior Play 3. Ski Club, 4. Float Comm. Chairman, 4. Forensics, 3, 4. Debate, 3, 4. Captain, 4. Service Club, 4. D.A.R. Good Citizenship Representative, 1969-1970. SIERAKOWSKI, WALTER 3797 S. Hadley Rd., Metarnora 797-4820. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 4. Basketball, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 1. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 3. Homecoming Escort, 4. Christmas Ball, 2, 3, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Shop Ass’t., 4. SILVEY, MARK 1335 Pepperrnill Rd. 4-4205. Football, 1. D.O., 3, 4. Teacher Assistant. SIMMONS, DOUGLES 1755 Clark Rd. 4-3007. D.O., 3, 4. SINKA, DANIEL 4321 Skinner Lk. Rd. SKELLENGER, CAROL 3674 Genesee Rd. 653-6358. SMITH, DAN 1244 Virst St. 4-2009. Football, 1, 2. Honor Society 4. French Club, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. SMITH, KAY 4214 South Laper Rd. 678-2308. SMITH, NORMA 708 Plum Creek Rd. 4-2517. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 3, 4. Pep Club, 2. Future Nurses, 2, 3. Prom Comm., 3. Junior Play (construction), 3- All-School Play, 4. Float Committee, 4. Drama Club, 4. SNODDY, JOAN 242 5 Saginaw St. 4-6935. SOHLDEN, DAVE 2782 Norway Lk. Rd. 4-3790. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 2. Captain of Football Team, 4. Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling, 1, 3. SOMERVILLE, GENE 402 Lk. Pleasant Rd. 724-7100. Future Farmers, I, 2, 3, 4. D.O., 4. SPIERS, CAROL 2524 Hint River Rd. 4-2577. Future Nurses, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, 2, 3. Chorus, 1. Prom Comm., 3. SPENCER, ROBERT 309 E. Oregon St. 4-2881. STATES, MARTY 3875 Bronson Lk. Rd. 4-6730. D.O., 3, 4. STIMSON, STACY 5195 S. Lapeer Rd., Oxford 678-2493. D O., 4. STOCK, TERRY 164 Myers Rd. 4-4486. Baseball, 2, 4. Track, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 2, 3, 4. Prom Comm., 4. Junior Play, 4. All-School Play, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Comm.. 4. STONEBURG, JOHN 3240 Ritchie Rd.. Metarnora 797-4268. D.O., 3, 4. STOWELL, TIM 1868 Hunters Creek Rd. 4-2730. Future Farmers, 2. STRONG, SUSAN 1990 Higley Rd. 4-8729. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 2, 3. Prom Comm., 3. Office Ass t., 4. Science Club, 4. STREU, PENNY 789 Varnsworth Rd. 4-8193. D.O., 3, 4. Ski Club, 2. STREU, TIM 1789 Varnsworth Rd. 4-2743. STROUP, SHARON 1410 N. Saginaw St. 4-3921. Pep Club, I. Future Teachers, 3. French Club, 1. Library Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. D.O., 3, 4. Prom Comm., 1. STUART, DAN 1029 N. Saginaw 4-6290. SUTHERLAND, FAITH 4225 Pratt Rd., Metarnora 797-4534. Art Inc., 3, 4. TALLIEU, JOHN 1079 Varnsworth Rd. 4-8295. Football, 2. Track, I, 2, 4. Pep Club, I, 2. Office Ass’t., 3. Float Comm., 4, Science Club, 4. Teacher’s Ass’t., 3. TENNISWOOD, KIM 1927 New Rochelle 4-3644. Transfer, 4. TERBUSH, GREG 520 Davis Lk. Rd. 4-8345. Football, 1. Baseball, 1. D.O., 3, 4. TERPENING, RICK 3947 Haines Rd., Attica 724-8922. Football, 1, 2. Wrestling, 3. Golf, 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 1,2. Pep Club, 1, 4. French Club, 3. Prom Committee, 1, 3- Movie Operator, 4. Float Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4. THICK, LORRAINE 1331 Boners Rd. 4-6860. Pep Club, 1. Future Nurses, 3. Chorus, 1. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 3. THOMPSON, JERRY 2 29 Bowers Rd. 4-6767. Teacher’s Assistant, 3, 4. THOMPSON, PEGGY 1926 Higley Rd. 4-6772. Future Homemakers, 2. TOOLE, CHARLES 3644 Bowers Rd. (no phone). Baseball, 3. Art Inc., 3, 4. Ski Club, 4. TRAVER, SHERRY 348 Coulter Rd. 4-4605. Transfer, 2. Nurse’s Aid, 4. D.O., 3, 4. TRUAX, NADINE 7876 Hadley Rd. (no phone). Library Club, 4. TUZINSKY, MARY ANN 2658 Reed Rd. 4-9215. Honor Society, 3, 4. Pep Club, 4. Future Teachers, 4. Nurse’s Aid, 4. Spanish Club, 4. Library Club, 3. D.O., 4. UTLEY, DAVE 2 6 Bearinger Rd.. Lum 4-3477. VANHORN, ROGER 3654 Merritt Lk. Dr. 678-2506. VASCASSENNO, VICKY 417 E. Oregon 4-8228. Transfer, 4. 214 WAGNER, NANCY 4200 Davison Rd. 4-4898. Band, 1, 2. Pep Band, 2, Pep Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 3, 4. Future Flomemakers, 1, 2. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass t., 2, 3, 4. Junior Play, 3. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 3. Float Committee, 1, 2, 3, 4. Science Club, 4. WALKER, ROBERT D. 232 Howard St. 4-3612. Track 3, 4. Pep Club, I, 3, 4. Future Teachers, 3. Spanish Club, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Com-mitte, 4. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 4. WATERHOUSE, DELLA 274 Li. Pleasant Rd.. Attica. WATTERS, CHERYL L. 283 Plum Creek Rd. 4-2163. Pep Club, 2, 3, 4. Future Homemakers, I, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus, 2. Chorus, 1, 3. Prom Committee, I, 2, 3. All-School Play (costumes), 3. Float Committee, 3. Teacher’s Ass't., 2, 3, 4. WAUGH, SHIRLEY 3933 I'ive Lakes Rd. Chorus, 1. D.O., 3. WEIR, BOB 3798 Bronson Lk. Rd. 4-3737. WEIR, JANICE 670 Pine St. 4-3737. Student Council, 2. Pep Club, 4. Future Homemakers, 1. Mixed Chorus, 3. Glee Club, 2. WHEELER, CURT 3664 Genesee Rd. 4-3691. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 1. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus, 3-Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Office Ass't., 2. All-School Play, 3. Float Committee, 3, 4. Cross Country Team, 4. Magic Flute , 3. Drama Club, 4. WHITE, BARBARA 27 Sterling Dr. 4-4286. Library Club, 1, 2, 3. Chorus, 1. WHITE, DOUGLAS A. Ill Plum Creek Rd. 4-8346. Football, t, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 1, 2, 4. Homecoming Escort, 4. WICKSTROM, KEVIN 641 Washington 4-4676. Football, I, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 1, 2. Baseball, 1. Golf, 2, 3, 4. Student Council, 1. Pep Club, 1. Prom Committee, 3. Ski Club, 4. Float Committee, 3. Class President, 1. Class Vice-President, 3, Science Club, 4. Homecoming Escort, 1, 2, 4. WIGGINS, LYNNE 1066 Lincolnshire Dr. 4-8206. Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3. Vice-President, 3. Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 4. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3- Office Ass't., 3. All-School Play, 3. Float Committee, 2, 3. Carmen, 2. Magic Flute, 3. Briga-doon, 3. Spanish Club Play 3. WILSON, DON 296 Harrison St. 4-8933. Basketball, 1, 2. Golf, 1, 2, 3. Pep Club, 2, 3. Future Teachers, 1. Library Club, 1, 2, 3. Homecoming Committee, 2, 3. Prom Committee, 2, 3. Office Ass't., 4. Movie Operator, 2. D.O., 4. Ski Club, 2. Float Committee, 3. Teacher Ass't., 2, 3, 4. WILSON, PATRICIA ANN 1827 Higley Rd. 4-6818. Pep Club, 1. Future Nurses, 3. Future Homemakers, 3. WINTER, RICHARD 3619 Davison Rd. 633-2937. WOOD, MIKE 3369 Merritt Lk. Dr., Metamora 678-2196. Transfer, 2. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 1, 2, 4. Baseball, t. Golf, 1, 2. Track, 1, 2, 3. Band, 1. Pep Band, 1. Honor Society, 3, 4. President, 4. French Club, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President, 3. Library Club, 3. Homecoming Committee, 1. Christmas Ball, 4. Prom Committee, 3. Movie Operator, 3. Ski Club, 2, 3, 4. Float Committee, 1, 3, 4. Christmas Ball Court. Teacher's Assistant. Homecoming Court Escort. Freshman Class President. Board of Directors (Class), 3, 4. WYSE, CAROL YVONNE 3173 Peppermill Rd., Attica 4-3164. Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Future Nurses, 2, 3. Future Homemakers, 1. Clinic Assistant, 2, 3. D.O., 4. YOLLES, JAY 2911 Metamora Rd., Metamora 4-2742. Transfer, 3. Spanish Club, 1, 2. Ski Club. Transferred from Groves High, Birmingham. YORK, JUDITH 929 Gregory Drive 4-4904. Exchange Student, 4. YOUNG, JUDY 2707 Haines Rd. 4-3441. Future Teachers, 2, 3. Future Nurses, 3. D.O., 4. Science Club, 4. ZAHNOW, MARK 1046 Pine St. 4-6827. Football, 1, 2, 4. Baseball, 2, 4. Manager, 2. Pantherpress, 3. Library Club, 1, 2, 4. Movie Operator, 1, 2, 4. ZIELESCH, DENISE 4037 Pleasant St., Metamora 678-2633. 215 It is a strange, miraculous thing About department stores, How elevators upward wing By twos and threes and fours, How pale lights gleam, how cables run All day without an end, Yet how reluctant, one by one, The homing cars descend. They soar to Furniture, or higher, They speed to Gowns and Gifts, But when the bought weighs down the buyer, Late, late, return the lifts. Newton, himself, beneath his tree, Would ponder this and frown! How what goes up so frequently So seldom cometh down. Author Unknown KRUTH BROTHERS BAKERY 930 South Saginaw Street Lapeer, Michigan MO 4-8488 Lapeer's Oldest Food Store Over 50 Years of Service Phone MO 4-8171 405 West Wepessing LAPEER METAL PRODUCTS CO. Manufacturers of Metal Stamping and Assemblies Best of Luck Class of 1970 SANDERSON LAPEER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Floor Covering and Paint 3056 Davison Road 477 West Wepessing Street MO 4-2904 664-2594 218 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAPEER Lapeer Metamora Dryden Hadley 300 West Genesee Lapeer Michigan Best Wishes Seniors LAPEER RECREATION INC. 220 Congratulations and Best Wishes From . . . Glass For Every Need LAPEER GLASS AND PAINT CO. Lapeer, Michigan AUTO GLASS • MIRRORS • PLATE GLASS KAY-RHEAD INSURANCE AGENCY Store Front Construction Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors Tub Enclosures 162 S. Saginaw Street Phone MO 4-3551 General Insurance DAVID P. KING Best Wishes PEET'S STUDIO 6595 Jefferson Street North Branch Phone: 688-3266 Portraits • Weddings Natural Color and Black and White 221 Of LAPEER Congratulations Class of 1970 104 Nepessing Street Lapeer, Michigan Telephone MO 4-2451 Best Wishes Class of 70 F. J. HOUGHTALING INSURANCE AGENCY 128 North Saginaw Street Lapeer, Michigan 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Fast, Courteous Service— Compliments of Phone MO 4-881 I Nights MO 4-3838 or MO 4-3605 FINSTERWALD'S GEORGE and BERNIE'S MOBIL SERVICE Men's and Boy's Wear HELMICK SEWING MACHINE SALES 715 South Main Street Lapeer 130 West Nepessing 664-3272 222 THE BEAUTY NOOK Congratulations Class of 70 PHYLLIS BROCKER 429 West Genesee Lapeer Michigan MO 4-8221 GRIME’S MARKET 643 South Main Street Lapeer, Michigan Sanders Candy Choice Meats Congratulations Class of 70 HAUG’S MARKET HANNER BROS. SHELL SERVICE Firestone, Goodyear and Goodrich Dealer 517 South Main Lapeer MO 4-2831 HarSons Jfurniture GAGE'S STORE, INC. The Store for Smart Ladies, Children ★ ★ ★ Infants' Apparel and Infant's Furniture Lapeer, Michigan Best Wishes Class of 70 MOhawk 4-2101 Lapeer, Michigan 223 THORNE’S INC. Men's and Ladies' Apparel Lapeer Michigan VINCENT REXALL DRUG Since 1885 193 Nepessing Street Lapeer MO 4-6352 VOSBURGH'S, INC. Ladies' and Juniors' Ready-to-Wear Domestics Lapeer Michigan MO 4-3882 THUMB RADIATOR Congratulations Class of 70 f SERVICE from Dolores and Gene Radiators Cleaned Repaired THE Recored Serviced NORTH END STORE Starters Generators Comer of St. Clair Alternators and Auto Air Conditioning Monroe Street Installed and Serviced MO 4-3951 Moto-Ski Snowmobiles Lapeer Michigan 1434 Imaley City Road MOhawk 4-3257 Free Pick Up and Delivery 224 Compliments of Compliments of FINSTERWALDS Men's and Boys' Wear GWINN'S V AND S HARDWARE New—2700 Store Buying Power! We Have Joined Forces With Over 2700 Progressive, GAMBLE'S 112 West Nepessing Street Congratulations Class of '70 INDEPENDENT HARDWARE Stores in 48 States We Buy Together— and Sell for Less. WALTER'S MUSIC STORE POWELL’S CLOTHING for Men and Boys Everything in Music Since 1925 Compliments of UDE LOANS, INC. 2 Lapeer Offices to Serve You HADLEY DISTRICT DAIRY ASSOCIATION AND DAIRY BAR Oak Meadow and Linden Brand Butter LAPEER PLAZA LAPEER DOWNTOWN 1975 West Genesee Street 334 Pine Street Phone 654-2975 Phone 664-4595 The Quality Butter Phone 797-4227 Hadley, Michigan 48440 225 THICK'S GLASS AND ALUMINUM DIST., INC. If your glass is thin, see Thick's. Windshield Replacement Phone: 664-8643 VILLA PIZZERIA 393 Nepessing Street 664-3519 Best Wishes Seniors 226 Congratulations Class of 1970 From Dolores and Gene THORNE'S INC. Men's and Ladies' Apparel Lapeer Michigan THE NORTH END STORE Lapeer, Michigan HADLEY DISTRICT DAIRY Corner of St. Clair and Monroe Streets MO 4-3951 ASSOCIATION AND DAIRY BAR Oak Meadow and Linden Brand Butter The Quality Butter” Phone 797-4227 Hadley, Michigan 48440 Congratulations Class of 1970 30 North Saginaw Lapeer, Michigan 48446 Phone: 664-8491, 664-4387, 664-8211 CARL M. SCHULTZ INC. Lapeer Oil Company 227 THE BREADBASKET Congratulations Class of 70 From CALVERT EQUIPMENT 348 West Nepessing Lapeer, Michigan INC. Farm and Industrial Equipment 664-6634 BAIRD-NEWTON FUNERAL HOME 542 Liberty Street LAPEER Phone MO 4-8282 COLOMBIAVILLE Phnoe SW 3-6234 SWEENEYS BAKERY Congratulations Class of 1970 Good Luck In Your Collegiate Years 230 Congratulations Seniors From LAPEER COUNTY BANK TRUST COMPANY THREE LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Lepeer, Elba, and Drive-ln-BanIc at the Corner of Pine and Clay Street in Lapeer MEMBER F.D.I.C. 231 When Girl Loves Boy That's Her Business When They Both Love Flowers That's Our Business Best Wishes Class of 1970 MUIR BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 1021 South Main Street Lapeer, Michigan Congratulations Class of 70 THE LAPEER HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing—Heating—Air Conditioning 608 North Saginaw Lapeer 664-8545 Special Thanks to JOHN DOWLING, JR. 235 We Extend Our 1970 PANTHER Knollwood Clinic — Dr. Leonard A. Barrow Dr. Glenn Blankenhorn Dr. Charles F. Finnell Dr. Jules Reinhardt Dr. Charles Leidheiser Dr. Shadroui Dr. L. P. Cote Dr. J. O’Conner Dr. John Thompson Dr. Robert Stern 236 Appreciation To The SCOPE PATRONS Dr. William Heitsch Dr. Dirk Loubser Dr. H. R. Zemmer Dr. James Powers Dr. Lyle R. Riddel Dr. Ronald Cucuro Dr. C. House Dr. E. G. Kiehler Dr. B. Stone 238 We know the sound of two hands clapping. But what is the sound of one hand clapping? A Zen Koan 240 Is life so wretched? Isn’t it rather your hands which are too small, your vision which is muddied? You are the one who must grow up. Dag Hammarskjold At every moment you should choose yourself. But do you choose your self? Body and soul contain a thousand possibilities out of which you can build many I’s. But in only one of them is there a congruence of the elector and the elected. Only one— which you will never find until you have excluded all those superficial and fleeting possibilities of being and doing with which you toy, out of curiosity or wonder or greed, and which hinder you from casting anchor in the experience of the mystery of life, and the consciousness of the talent entrusted to you which is your I. Dag Hammarskjold 242 Teamwork Makes 1970 244 Top left, Photographers Cathy Watz and Kevin Reamer. Above, Mike Paul, Richie Moore, Steve Nicholas. Right, Nancy Ruh-mann, Gayle Jarvis and Kit Pollok. ’Scope Better Than Ever! The 1969-1970 Pantherscope Staff organized this summer with twenty-one members, six of them going to Northwood Institute for a journalism workshop. When school started in September, the staff chose a theme, which was individualism.’’ The cover design, color, dedication, and the general layout helped to develop this theme. We spent many nights working late to make this yearbook a great one. Effort, co-operation and teamwork were stressed as it takes more than one realizes to put out a GOOD yearbook. Our Pantherscope is constantly improving and we hope that next year’s book will be as good or better than 1970 was. Top left, Editors Lauri Paul and Julie Ballard discuss a picture. Middle left, Chris Shoultz, Debbie Moore, Linda Sierakowski, and Mary Jo Farrington look over a layout. Middle right, Sue Wildey, Cehri Smith, and Denise Albrecht crop some good candids. Below left, Lorna Houck, Cheyenne Con-ant, Terry Nieman, and Sue DeAr-mond watch as layouts are drawn up. 245 editor-in-chief cU CuuUUs assistant editor Ju ie. 3 4 arzf treasurer editor of foreword, dedication and epilogue CJctt £xj Yi advertising editor AfcUtoMp copy editor assistant copy editor underclassman editors layout editors yYluL UuSiThn QSY'S -- assistant sports editor organizations editors p crVyuxJ 'H oli-cMj (2, IT Vs • 1 v CL 3 O '3 photographers Cajbh uJcxt j jg CO L- faculty editor activities editor ? o o Ai senior editor senior index editor OJiAX)it yu 247 You can make the difference You can make the difference You can make the difference— You could change the world! 248