Marine City High School - Mariner Yearbook (Marine City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

I 2 1969 W -CoitnM Pages 101-118 CUs Pages 119-125 Pages 131 -143 5 Tfi 1969 Rick and Wanda go over layouts - Staff gives ideas we gab. EDITOR: Wanda Maxwell GENERAL STAFF: Sandy Mitti Chris Orchard Jim La Buhn Darlene Miller Georgia Moody Cindy Baker Rick Wesbrook Lois Van Slambrouck Kathy Smith Rosann Bukowski Chris Klumph Kathie Gatz ADVISOR: Miss Lownsbury 6 Rwew w d Reflections . . . The year of 68- 69 is the year of . . . sadness . . . with its assassinations ... joy ... pennant and series . . . disgust . . . adult be- havior at the conven- t i o n s ... excitement . . . elections . . . home- coming and political . . . anxiety . . . report cards ... dates ... prom . . . graduation . . . and confidence ... WE HAVE OUR YOUTH ... OUR IDEALS ... AND WE SHALL GO FORTH UNAFRAID! ... ■� 7 B MJvAj Ofr GduMttiOH BOARD MEMBERS Dr. William Bowden Dr. Donald Konyha Mrs. Helen Gonzales Mr. Malcom Simons Mr. Milton Gearing Mr. John Kralik Mr. Donald McDonald Dr. Paul Appel, Superintendent We created 2 more class rooms . . . but, where do we put all of the Maybe GAS is best! The kids want 1 8 day mops and buckets? sessions! 10 FACULTY Wt . Jolui Ofes We, of Marine City High School, welcome aboard our new principal and Captain” of the good ship Mariner. Mr. Oles comes to us from Avondale High School near Detroit, where he served as Attendance Officer. For being a newcomer to modular scheduling, Mr. Oles has adapted to it very well . . . (meaning he no longer refers to class hours as being periods, and now calls them mods ) All kidding aside, we know and understand many of the problems that Mr. Oles has faced this year, and we salute him for his capable leadership and respon- siveness to our high school. Umm . . . step into the office please! Lav checking time Just 25 more forms for North Grand Pooh - Bahs talking it over Central I? Cfett ccJl Mrs. Chartier sorts out the major calamities of the day. Mrs. Cartier takes care of calamities and casualties of the medicinal type. 6b Miss Daly sorts out mail and takes care of other calamities. MISS SONDRA CAWRSE Business Education Have you seen Playboy this month? MRS. JULIANNA CLAUSEN Art 15 MR. CLAYTON FLEMMING Drafting Two answers right! MR. WALTER GREEN Mathematics - Agriculture Y I Doing his thing MR. GENE GUNDERSON Mathematics - Coaching It ' s a snap! MR. ELERY HORNING Business Education 18 MRS. MARY HARRIS Chemistry - Science MRS. FLORENCE JOACHIM Business Education Exposed! MRS. BARBARA SAPH Guidance Reach! 19 Hall clearing - fast t| MR. WILLIAM KNOWLES Student Teacher MRS. MARY LEE YOUNG English - Social Studies Now squat 24 FoW SewtCfe Under the capable direction of Mrs. Chiti, Mrs. Nichols, and Mrs. Warwick prepare for the hungry hordes of young people every day. Along with the high school, meals are transported every day by Augie to the elementary schools. This year we are fortunate in having Mrs. Wesbrook and Mrs. Lutz with us to supervise the eating area, thus en- abling the teachers to have a well deserved, uninterrupted (sometimes) lunch. Mrs. Chiti Mrs. Warwick and Mrs. Nichols. Hungry Kids? Mrs. Wesbrook and Mrs. Lutz Corralling a plate 26 Mr. Keirchner, Mr. Lozon, and Mr. Thomoss Begin the evening shift Mrs. Densmore Polishes up Mr. Green wipes off tables Mr. Biscorner Changes A light Mr. Shochett gets supplies 27 28 SENIORS President Brian Kaufman OHfwit Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ed Kammer Leslie Cobb Sue Golder Class Sponsors MISS SONDRA CAWRSE MR. GAREY HARVEY 30 KATHLEEN M. ACHATZ GARY MICHAEL ACRE ROSS EARL ACRE CAROLYN ARNOLD CINDERELLA BAKER NANCY JO BEAKER SCOTT THOMAS A. BECKETT 31 BEVERLY JEAN BEIER BONNIE JEAN BIEWER JOHN JOSEPH BOGL MAUREEN FRANCES BOLAND LLOYD S. BISCORN ER RUTH ANN BROWN GEORGE STANLEY BUKOWSKI JUDITH ANN CYROWSKI DONNA LYNN DANNEELS DEBRA LEE DAVIDSON STEPHEN BLAKE DAWE ROBERT MICHAEL DECKER RICHARD F. DeMEYER SALLY J. DONALDSON KIM LEIGH DORNTON MARY LOU DUROW PHILIP C. FISCHER 33 MICHAEL J. EGAN DAVID JOSEPH FAUCHER SANDRA LEE GRABOWSKI CHRIS URBAN GRIFF OR JAMES MAURICE HARMON, JR GARY WAYNE HEAD SUE ANN HEISLER THEODORE CLYDE HENDRICK LYLE S. JOHNSON ROBERT E. JOHNSON JAMES E. JONES 35 JENNIFER JEAN JONES NORMA ELAINE JONES RALPH LYNN JONES EDWARD JOSEPH KLIEMAN KENETH DANIEL KONYHA JUNE MARIE KRANTZ CATHIE LE KUNDRICK JAMES ALAN LaBUHN APRIL JUNE LADA CARL ARTHUR LADENSACK JAMES MICHAEL LADENSACK CAROL LaGROW THOMAS M. LEDFORD PENNY LEE LETSON DENNIS J. LIPA 37 NANCY LOU LIPKE LOUIS HOWARD LOZON SALLY ANN LUEDTKE d GAIL ANN MAPLETOFT WANDA MARIE MAXWELL JOHN G. MICOFF ILA DARLEEN MILLER DORIS JEAN MITTI SANDRA MARIE MITTI 38 GEORGIA CAROL MOODY MICHAEL GLENN NICHOLS I JOYCE HELEN OSTERLAND DONNA JEAN OTTENBACHER KATHLEEN M. PATTERSON MICHAEL DALE PHILLIPS RICHARD POFFEN BARGER JAMES RAMSEY POLIO 39 WILLIAM EUGENE RAYMOND JANE E. REICH LE STEVEN F. REYNOLDS DOROTHY ANN ROTARIUS JACK PETER SCHEIBLE LINDA I. ROBB JANICE MARIE SCHLOTTMAN WILLIAM SCHUMACHER LAWRENCE RAY SHACKETT 40 GERALD F. SHOVAN THOMAS ARTHUR SIMONS DENNIS RAE SMITH JOHN PAUL SMITH LOURA LEE MAY SMITH NELSON JOHN SMITH PAMELA SUE SMITH CHARLES D. STEVENS WILLIAM R. STEWARD 41 RODNEY M. THUEME JO ANNE TOTZKE LOU ANNE TOTZKE KARL WIDDAS RANDALL CRAIG WILKINS SALLIE JO YOUNG 42 Seniors Not Pictured RONALD KOHLHOFF RAY SOUTHWELL FREDERICK KWASNIK PATRICIA TUCKER GARY PETERS 43 44 Qnni yv Uock JOHN MICOFF and JUDY HOLLAND BRIAN KAUFMAN and DONNA DANNEELS 45 TOM FURTAW and GEORGIA MOODY JIM LaBUHN and LESLIE COBB V BRIAN KAUFMAN and LESLIE COBB BRIAN KAUFMAN and RUTH BROWN MIKE PHILLIPS and ELAINE JONES 47 lA tuy • • • U lA e t UtiJk f-fouto . 49 Junior President DAN LIEBAERT Vice-President KAY TRUDELL Secretary LYNN DENTON Treasurer CINDY BALFOUR Kay, Lynn, and Cindy make .prom plans Jeff Ames Elizabeth Amundsen James Arlow James Babel Warren Baker Joseph Balaker Tom Balaker PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Cindy Balfour Neal Barks Chuck Beattie Ralph Beattie Russell Beattie 52 Rosann Bukowski James Cain Roger Campbell Debbie Cartwright Gerald Benedict Sandra Bishop Patty Black Denise Boucher Don Buel PHOTO NOT available AVAILABLE Ronald Curtis Joyce Danneels Gale David Debbie DeCou Larry Denean PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 53 Lynn Denton Denise DeSnyder Mark Ditchfield Sue Doktor Virginia Dombrowski Jim Donaldson Diane Doty Barbara Draves Ruth Duchane Karen Duetsch Lynden Duchane Dale Frank Carol Furtaw Virginia Gerow Larry Goulette Betty Grabowski Charlene Griffor Urban Griffor Debbie Gromek Gail Hansel 54 Frances Harmon Dean Hill Robert Holland James Holm Georgia Hoyer Christine Johnson Nobel Johnson Janice Johnson Duane Jones Vera Jones Gary Kammer Georgeann Klieman Betty Krantz Stephen Kuecken Diane Ladensack Ken LaPointe Connie Lawie Dan Liebaert Jean Liebetreu Elaine Lindow 55 Eileen Loftus Sharon Lozowski Jackie Lozon Harold Lutz Gary Maas Terry MacDonald Barbara Mansell 56 Not Available Not Avoilabl Angela Robelli Janet Rogers Linda Ruggers Claudia Russell PHOTO Not Available Jan Sparling Bill Springborn Lynn Steward Diann Stover Merle Streitz Susan Strong Kay Trudell Lois VanSlambrouck John Volker NOT SHOWN Diane Smith Gary Smith Glenn Smith Kathy Smith Sandy Smith Beverly Zynda Connie Wray Travis Zobl Dana Waelens Don Wagner Dennis Warner Donna Warner Phyllis Warner PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Susan Welser John Wenner Rick Wes brook Jim White Steve Whitesell David Williams Richard Williams SOPHOMORES Bill, Paul, Betty Lou, and Kathy give a big sigh of relief as the end of the Sophomore stationer y sale arrives. The sophomore class also sponsors a dance and in the Spring they decorate the stage for graduation activities. President BILL GALVIN Vice-President PAUL SHARROW Secretary BETTY LOU LEDFORD Treasurer KATHY DERUE Acre, Pat Allison, Florence Andrews, Kathy Arlow, Joanne Arnold, Roberta Picture Not Available Aspenleitner, Larry Baker, Donna Barney, Roger Beaker, Bill Beattie, Pam 60 Beck, Robert Beckett, Tom Beier, Bernard Beier, Don Bell, John Benedict, Mary Benoit, David Biland, Daniel Biland, Gerald Biland, James Picture Picture Not Not Availeble Available Bishop, Sheri Biskner, Connie Biskner, Lori Boyl, David Bott, Daniel Carrier, David Cartwright, Jackie Clark, Jill Danneel, Mark Davidson, Ken Boulier, Jill Bowden, Sandy Bradford, Ed Brady, Jim Burns, Sylvia Picture Not Available w: 61 Derue, Kathy Ditchfield, Cliff Dombrowski, Marianna Doby, David Duchane, Debbie Davis, Bob Decker, Richard DeLorge, Debbie DeLude, Bernard DeLude, Stanley Fournier, Jeannie Frank, Virginia Furtaw, Donna Gabbard, David Galvin, Bill Picture Not Available Duetsch, Sandy Emery, Lloyd Emery, Bill Fillipih, Karen Fitzgerald, John Garges, Veronica Gatz, Kathi Genshaw, Todd Gerow, Dan Gerow, James Betty Lou, Betty Lou, What are you up to ??? 62 Gohl, Norman Gossett, Lucy Goulette, Donna Grabowski, John Grabowski, Rick Picture Not Available Grace, James Graham, Randy Griffor, Rosemary Hansel, Gary Hauke, Wendy Hayes, Pam Head, Janet Picture Herbst, Gary Not Hezulka, Gary Available Holland, Debbie Holland, Sarah Hoornstra, Larry Hope, Bruce Johnson, Marie Johnson, Michael Jones, Jeffery Kammer, Susan Kaufman, Dennis Kaufman, Kathy Kirby, Cheryl Next year we’ll schedule you for 95 mods. Krantz, Alan Krause, David Kuecken, Ronald Ladensack, Carl Ladensack, Francis Kirchinger, Carlene Klieman, Marilyn Klieman, Terry Klumph, Cathy Klumph, Christy LaGrow, Gail Lavely, Linda Leach, Arlene Ledford, Betty Lou Lewis, Linda McLean, Bryanne Micoff, Dan Mills, Dennis Moore, John Norris, Marie Lipa, Bill Lipa, Bob Markel, Gary McBride, Mary McCalla, Jane 64 Osterland, Elda Osterland, Lyle Paquette, Ralph Patterson, Fred Peters, Gary Ross, Lorraine Russell, Bunny Scalf, Diane Scercy, Greg Schrank, Elmer Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Pettinger, Hallie Pypa, Betsy Reynolds, Darlene Riske, Terry Rodgers, LouAnn What does D-I-S-C-O-M-B-O-B-U-L-A-T-E mean? Schoemacher, Lance Schutt, Margaret Selkey, Greg Sharrow, Alma Sharrow, Paul i V ' Siler, Russel Smith, Russell Smith, Debbie Smith, Pennie Smith, Kathy 65 Picture Not Available 4 Sons, Jo Ann Sopha, Janet Sothwell, Ricky Stevens, Renae Stoffell, Louis Strong, Owen Summerville, Alana Tenaglia, Nick Tenyer, Thomas Tucker, Christine Tucker, Richard Varndell, Michelle Warwick, Debbie Warwick, John Warner, Jim Watson, David Wenner, Matthew Wigle, Janet Wilkerson, Leslie Wisdom, Wayne Young, Richard I just swallowed a BUG . . . HELP! !?? We are NOT loitering! 66 FRESHMEN Patty, Kathy, and Penny look over Freshman projects sched- uled for the school year. Among activities were the magazine subscription sales, and a dance. President; JOE DE HENAU Vice-President; KATHY MANSELL Secretary; PATTY HEISLER Treasurer; PENNY TRUDELL Tigers WON the SERIES! Allison, Noreen Aim, Jeffrey Ames, Nancy Armstrong, Lori Arnold, Stephen Arnold, Debrah Austin, Freeman Austin, Shelia Bailey, Bonnie Bailey, Cinda Bailey, Linda Balaker, Chris Barks, Julia Barks, Terri Barnum, Barbara 68 Bassett, Bradley Beck, Douglas Beckett, James Benoit, Janet Berg, Elizabeth Biscorner, Terry Black, Joyce Blattert, Mike Boland, Colleen Bott, Kenneth Booth, Kay Boucher, Dennis Bradshraw, Jerry Burby, Dan Burgett, Robert Aren ' t we all handsome??? Spinnin Sandy Burmann, Linda Boulier, Larry Bowden, Amy Cain, Gary Campbell, Paul Carpenter, Larry Carrier, Chris Cartwright, Rich Chapman, James Cokenougher, Cal Picture Not Available 69 Conyers, Don Coomer, Ethel Curtis, Randy Dalrymple, Dan Danneels, Odie Decker, Gerald DeHenau, Joe De Meyer, Gary Dennett, Sanford Doktor, Sandra Dornton, Jed Draves, Linda Duchane, Elizabeth Erdmann, Dan Ernst, Barbara . . . a ten inch hem? Becky and Diane wait for Miss Kimmet Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Fahs, Cheryl Forsyth, Amanda Frank, Laura Furtaw, Christine Galvin, John Griffith, Larry Griffor, Sandy Grisham, Dean Guldenstein, Faye Hamilton, John 70 Hamlin, Debbie Harmon, Gene Hartley, Mark Hauke, Lorel Heisler, Patty Herrington, Brian Hilla, Fem Horton, Jerry Horoath, James Hurlburt, Mark Jolin, Cindy Jones, Julie Kaatz, Lynn Kammer, Lorene Kelly, Maureen ... chitty, chitty bang-bang (and don’t ask Miss L to pronounce it!) Konyha, Teri Kirby, Debby Klieman, Bob Kruger, Bill Lake, Roberta Lavely, Teri Ledford, Debbie Leitch, Karen LeMee, Jim Liebetreu, Bob 71 Lindow, Lonnie Lindow, Nancy Lipa, Dan Lipke, Carol Loftus, Tony Lowes, Joel Lozon, Shelly Lumley, Ed MacLeod, Ross Mansell, Kathy Marks, Jackie Marlett, Doug Marvin, Bernard Mattick, Richard McHaney, Larry . . . but she said we could write ANYTHING! Go A -WAY Ricky! McKellar, Dave McNiff, Hugh Meldrum, Bill Merrill, Richard Miller, Charlene Miller, Wayne Mitti, Larry Moore, Gary Naeyaert, Dave Osterland, Ron 72 Ostwald, Mary Ann Ottenbacher, Linda Parcell, Debbie Parker, Sharon Patterson, Mary Pauli, Ben Pauly, Gloria Pelka, Joe Prange, Ester Pyrzewski, Chester Ravin, Bonnie Redfield, Pat Rhodes, Michael Richert, Tom Riske, Bill 1-2 -3-ker ... whump, 1-2-3- ker ... whump ... I ' m leaving . . . shhh Robelli, Debbie Rodgers, Bill Ross, Dave Rotarius, John Ruby, Don Rzonca, Liz Salamasick, Mark Schilling, Pete Schulte, Jim Sharrow, Tim 73 Shobert, Diana Smith, Cheryl Smith, Jayne Smith, Mike Smith, Pat Smith, Patty Jo Smith, Walter Spears, Bob Specht, Duane Sponseller, Linda Springborn, Jack Springer, Cheryl Steinmetz, Sue Steinhelfer, Linda Thomas, Bob You boys aren’t being very nice! Thueme, Dave Thueme, Linda Totzke, Jim Tranchmontagne, W Trudell, Penny Picture Not Available Umlauf, John VanSlambrouck, Jill VanWarmer, Kurt Ward, Mark Warwick, Alan 74 ATHLETICS VotA iJby Football FIRST ROW, L to R: Greg Forsythe, Wayne Head, Rob Curtis, Brian Kaufman, Mike Egan, Scott Beckett, Gary Kam- mer. Urban Griffor. ROW 2: Dale Kaufman, Jim Arlow, Bob Johnson, John Bogl, Dick Williams, Dave Faucher, Dave Williams, Steve Dawe. ROW 3: Randy Wilkins, Ron Curtis, Ed Klieman, Jim Ladensack, Duane Jones, Chuck Beattie, Dan Konyha, Chris Griffor. ROW 4: Coach Stan Wiinikainen, Warren Baker, Gary Tenyer, Dan Liebaert, Jim LaBuhn, Ralph Jones, Jack Scheible, Mike Orchard, Paul Sharrow, Tom Simons, Coach Bill Ameel. New Haven Holy Cross Algonac St. Clair Pt. Huron Cath. Cros-Lex Marysville Waterford Mott 14 M.C. 0 0 M.C. 26 25 M.C. 13 19 M.C. 7 20 M.C. 7 27 M.C. 26 22 M.C. 19 12 M.C. 13 COACH WIINIKAINEN COACH AMEEL 78 Three Musketeers We ' re Mean Lookin Tom Thumb Roarin’ Randy 79 81 JV. Foo tbM FIRST ROW: Lyle Osterland, Rick Patrick, Alan Krantz, Roger Barney, Elmer Shrank, Ken Davidson, Dick Tucker. SECOND ROW: Dennis Kaufman, John Warwick, Dan Micoff, Russ Siler, Jeff Jones, Bob Lipa, Coach Westerhoff. THIRD ROW: Tom Beckett, Todd Genshow, Bernard Beier, John Bell, Bob Davis, Lance Schumaker. So ke Lufo M.C. 31 Algonac 13 M.C. 7 St.Clair 31 M.C. 0 Marysville — 20 M.C. 0 St.Clair -7 M.C. 0 Pt. Huron Catholic- -27 M.C. 28 Cros-Lex 7 M.C. 13 Algonac 7 82 Vanity Basketball FIRST ROW L-R: Dick Williams, Jim LaBuhn, Mike Egan, Ron Curtis, Urban Griffor. SECOND ROW: Bob Davis - Manager, Don Buel, Rob Holland, Phil Fisher, John Warwick, Mr. Gunderson - Coach. M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- M.C.- Sc hbdufa - 56 Peck 55 -63 St. Clair- 51 -60 An. Bay 74 - 69 Algonac 72 - 54 Mad. Height 75 - 59 Det. Country 55 - 73 Marlette 69 - 47 Cros-Lex 74 - 58 P.H.C. 56 - 54 Marysville 52 - 50 All- Saints 52 - 71 St. Clair 69 - 48 Algonac 62 - 60 Peck 72 - 61 Cros-Lex 79 - 44 P.H.C. 56 - 38 Marysville 45 - 43 Marysville- 52 83 J.V. Basketball FIRST ROW, L-R; Bill Galvin, Bob Lipa, Paul Sharrow, Russ Siler, Bill B eaker, Denny Kaufman, Dan Bott. SECOND ROW: Lance Schoemacher, Tom Beckett, Dave Gabbard, Richard Decker, John Bell, Bob Beck, Bob Davis, manager; Mr. Stanley Wiinikainen, Coach. Qchoduh M.C.- - - 61 Peck- 22 M.C. 59 St. Clair 37 M.C. 51 Anchor Bay- 56 M.C. 55 Algonac 28 M.C. 54 Marlette 52 M.C. 55 Cros-Lex 44 M.C. 61 P.H. Catholic 54 M.C. 55 Marysville 53 M.C. 50 All-Saints 46 M.C. 52 St. Clair 42 M.C. 51 Algonac 38 M.C. 72 Peck 43 M.C. 51 Cros-Lex 50 M.C. 58 P.H. Catholic 63 M.C.- — 74 Marysville 56 Overall Record 13-2 League Record 9-1 88 Pi eslumdH FcoiboM FIRST ROW, L-R: Bob Klieman, John Hamilton, Jim Schulte, Jed Dorton, Bill Riske, Alan Warwick, Jerry Werner. SECOND ROW: Ed Lumiey, Scott Beckett, Roger Barney, Mike Rhodes, Ross McCloud, Louie Loz- en, Lonnie Lindow. THIRD ROW: Cal Cokenougher, Joe DeHenau, Brian Herrington, Bob Spears, Jim Ho- roath, Jim Brady, Larry Boulier, Brad Bassett. PtesLtuut BaskeibcM FIRST ROW, L-R: Bill Rogers, Cal Cokenougher, Mark Salamasick, Mike Rhodes, Bob Klieman, Sandy Chapman, John Galvin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Walker Archer - coach, Richard Mattick, Jim Schulte, Dave McKellar, Jim Horoath, Alan Warwick, Joe DeHenau, Dave Naeyaert, Chester Pyrzewski. 89 BatebcM Boys who were either on the team last year, or who are going out for the team this year are: FIRST ROW: Bill Lipa, Dan Liebaert, Rob Curtis, Jim LaBuhn, Ron Curtis. SECOND ROW: Dave Gabbard, Bob Lipa, Warren Baker, Gary Maas, John Warwick, Urban Griffor, Steve White- sell. Mr. Gunderson’s Golf team from last year, as well as those coming out for the team this year, are: FIRST ROW: Chuck Beattie, Bill Lipa, Bill Galvin, Steve Dawes. SECOND ROW: Bob Beck, Terry Mac- Donald, Roger Campbell, Ralph Beat- tie. 7e uu$ The tennis team has increased in size as well as popularity under the coach- ing of Mr. Newcombe, and includes boys returning from last year as well as many who are going out for tennis this year. PICTURED ARE: Larry Goulette, Larry Shackett, Glenn Smith, Billy Lipa in first row; Lloyd Biscorner, Bert Johnson, George Bukowski, Rob Holland, Jim LaBuhn, Dan Liebaert, Scott Beckett, Mr. Newcombe. 94 Qi th Ba k tbM FIRST ROW, L-R: JoAnne Totzke, Debbie Smith, Diann Stover, Joyce Osterland, Debbie McKellar, Cindy Balfour, Lynn Steward. SECOND ROW, L-R: Betsy Pypa, Pam Genshow, Nancy Lipke, Elaine Lindow, Wendy Hauke, Debbie Holland, Kathy Gatz, Jill Clark, Betty Lou Ledford, Miss Lownsbury - Coach. This is the first year that Marine City has had a regular girls’ basketball team in many years. The girls played four games in interscholastic competition and did very well. They lost their first game in a real squeaker to Cros-Lex, by only 3 points, which Cros-Lex scored in the last 10 seconds of the game. The girls came roaring back the very next week and defeated Port Huron Catholic. A stale Wednesday led to a loss to arch-rival St. Clair High School the following week. After a two week layoff due to the Sportsday Tourna- ments that G.A. A. hostessed, the Mariner gals reached their peak of perfec- tion by ending the season with a 35 - 17 triumph over cross-town Holy Cross. Qocc i 98 Vfct tstkj ClmJkod ti STANDING: Lou Ann Totzke, captain; Carolyn McCalla. BOTTOM, L-R: Kathy Patterson, Diana Laden- sack, Cindy Balfour. Also on squad: JoAnn Totzke, Kay Trudeil, and Terry Minor. Uaj wettes L-R: Barbara Draves, Janet Rogers, Debbie McKeller, Pam Beattie J.V. Cks fhc td i Terry Lavely Connie Biskner Renae Stevens Patty Heisler Janet Head, Debbie Ledford Jill Boulier 100 ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Miss Jean Bastain, Joe Pelka, Terri Lavely, Joyce Osterland, Kay Trudell, Terry Minor, Kathy Mansell, Patti Heisler, Diane Ladensack, Gail Mapletoft, Cheryl Fahs, Hallie Pettinger, Pam Genshow, Penny Trudell, Linda M. Haney. SECOND ROW: Wayne Miller, Linden Duchane, Cindy Balfour, Jane Fournier. Diane Smith, Bev Zynda, Lynn Denton, Carol Furtaw, Carol Lipke, Betty Duchane. Amy Bowden, Nancy Sharrow. THIRD ROW: Sue Heisler, Ruth Duchane, Sue Strong, Teri Konyha, Lorene Kammer, Dan Konyha, Russell Siler, Brain Kaufman, Gale David, Elizabeth Amundesen, Jean Kaufman, Joyce Danneels, Debbie Gromek, Nancy Lipke, David Specht. U..C Bawd 1� fidtUm 104 QUEEN LESLIE COBB ESCORT ROB CURTIS PRINCESS DONNA DANNEELS ESCORT STEVE DAWE PRINCESS DARLENE MILLER ESCORT JOHN SMITH 105 PRINCESS MARON KLENTZE ESCORT JEFF AMES PRINCESS BETTY LOU ESCORT BILL GALVIN PRINCESS KATHY MAN SELL ESCORT JOE D 107 Are you Happy or Sad? What are You Looking at? Bychowg b Qtudemt Mr. Harvey, Maren Klentze, Mrs. Harris, Judy Cyrowski I am very glad to have the opportunity to tell you, how much I like to be a exchange stu- dent at M.C.H.S. I know that being an exchange student will be the greatest experience, I ' ll ever have and each of you have a part in it. I am sure it would not have turned out for me this good, if all of you would not have been so friendly to me. I am very happy to be able to make so many friends in this country, because I believe that the relationship be- tween the U.S. and Germany will be a lot better, if the kids know each other. I will never forget all the fun I had together with all my friends at our games, dances, at homecoming, in band, in the ski-club, or even up town. Thanks a lot for this good year, 109 Maren sings Christmas Carols with the Spanish class. Other members who are with Maren are; Connie Biskner, Maren, Lorel Hauke, Chris Carrier, and Betty Duchane. Modular scheduling means finding a quiet place to study. This is sometimes hard to do, but Maren seems to know where to find one. Maren is discussing the band concert with some friends . . . but then it may be something entirely different . . . ??? In the picture to the immediate left it appears that Maren might be doing a little cramming for a test . . . ! 110 Here are some pictures of Maren with family and friends . . . Ill Qtud cb Council FIRST ROW, L-R; Kay Trudell, Elaine Jones, Lou Ann Totzke, Jim LaBuhn, Bob Curtis, Tom Simons, Cindy Balfour, Ginger Reichle, Debbie Decou. SECOND ROW, L-R; Mrs. Zapel, Patti Heisler, Terry Minor, Sally Silden, Mary Ann Ostwald, Ruth Brown, Maren Klentze, Betsy Pypa, Sarah Holland, Kathy Kundrick, Bev Zynda, Miss Radtke. THIRD ROW, L-R: Larry Goulette, Brad Bassett, Dana Whaelens, John Warwick, Paul Sharrow, Dave Benoit, John Smith, Tom Beckett. Student Council sent Terry Minor, Kay Trudell, Bob Curtis, and Tom Simons to Greece, New York to observe the Greece High School. While they were there, they visited with Mr. Trudell, former principal of Marine City High, and brought back some ideas for better student government. Other projects that the student council undertook this year were the modification of the dress code, and a taste of real adult government such as working with the commu- nity on the all important millage issue. II 2 Ndrf2fl U3fc f-fOftO ' l Society FIRST ROW, L-R; Elaine Jones, Lou Ann Totzke, Donna Danneels, Judy Cyrowski, Sue Golder, Bev Beier, Ruth DuChane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harvey, John Wenner, Janice Schlottman, Mike Egan, Donald Kir- chinger, Dan Konyha, Ruth Brown, Ed Kammer, Marsha Fahs. Every year the National Honor Society introduces the new members by holding a tea in their honor. In addition to the tea, new members are installed dur- ing a special all-school assembly held each Spring. The National Honor Society is one of the oldest high school clubs nationally, and is well known for its purpose in recognizing the outstanding scholastic accomplishments of our Country ' s young men and women. 113 PtarfoopiapJuj Class This years photography class was taught by Mr. Wayne Ferriby. Some of the projects that the students completed were note books with se- quence pictures depicting a central theme . As an example, one student covered the marketing process of meat processing, from slaughtering to retail sales. Other projects included photograph- ing stills to action pictures. The yearbook staff is indebted to Mr. Ferriby and his class for the many fine pictures that were used throughout the book. ORGANIZATIONS S-BcM dub L-R; Rick Nichols, Joe Balaker, George Bukowski, Mrs. Young, Rob Holland, Richard De Meyer, Larry Shac kett. The Marine City High Eight- Ball Club members were the johnny- on-the-spot, boys again this year, with their numerous contributions of time and effort to the smooth running operations of our school. Setting up the stage for the bas- ketball games, setting up chairs for assemblies, and Dee Jaying for the record dances were among the many things performed by Mrs. Young ' s boys. 120 CLUB OFFICERS Vice-Commodore: Dan Liebaert, Commodore: Duane Jones, Rear-Commodore: Debbie DeCou. FIRST ROW, L TO R: Bob Beck, Susan Steinmetz, Amy Bowden, Pam Smith. SECOND ROW, L-R; Gary Herbst, Don Buel, Rob Holland, Warren Baker, Ralph Beattie, Chuck Beattie. THIRD ROW, L-R: Dan Liebaert, Duane Jones, Kay Trudell, Carolyn McCalla, Dave Williams. FOURTH ROW, L-R; Bill Beaker, Ron Curtis, Debbie DeCou. 121 F.FA FIRST ROW, L-R: Jerry Horton, Roger Campbell, Dan Liebaert, Ralph Jones, John Smith, John Wenner, Chuck Shomo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Green - sponsor, Ed Lumley, Gary Moore, Gary Cain, Dan Yokom, Dave Watson, Lance Schuhmacher, Lonnie Lindow. THIRD ROW: Bob Liebetreu, Lyle Osterland, Matt Wenner, Paul Campbell, Mark Hartley, Dick Tucker. FOURTH ROW; Mike Arce, Chester Pyrzewski, Larry Mitti, Bill Riske, Don Beier. The Future Farmers Club participated in the annual Blue Water Debate com- petition, and did quite well, carrying away top honors. Other projects this year included sponsoring a dance with a live band, and sponsoring the annual basketball game between the F.F.A. boys and the G.A.A. girls. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE 122 Ttahipofeae 0 Bub FIRST ROW, L-R; Sponsor, Miss Lownsbury, Mary Ann Ostwald, Terry Konyha, Noreen Allison, Lou Ann Rodgers, Patty Heisler, Terri Lavely, Cindy Jolin, Debbie Ledford. SECOND ROW, L-R: Sandy Chapman, Ed Bradford, Ed Klieman, Lloyd Biscorner, Leo Johns, Louie Lozen, Scott Beckett. The Trampoline Club was formed this year for boys and girls who like learning and performing more advanced stunts on the trampoline. Because of the wide interest of students and the enjoyment of nearly everyone for it, some restric- tions as to membership would have to be made to keep the club from becom- ing too large. It was decided that in order for girls to qualify for membership, a candidate would have to be able to perform a knee-flip, swivel-hips, turn- table, and a back pull-over. For boys, a front flip, back flip, baroni, 1 1 4 front flip, and a cradle twist was the requirement. Besides meeting every Thursday during a special open lab, several members gave a performance at a basketball halftime. AA. This year has been a very busy one for G.A. A. members. In October three teams traveled to Algonac for the annual soccer tournament. After a hard played and much spirited game, the girls squared danced in the gym and then had dinner. In February, Marine City hostessed a basketball tournament with seven schools represented. Various recreational games were provided for the teams who lost out in the early rounds, and Mrs. Chiti and her staff served dinner to the hungry girls and their sponsors after the tournament. This Spring, G.A. A. members travel to St. Clair for a volleyball playday, and then hope to cap the year off with a track and field playday at either Cros-Lex, or Chippewa Valley, weather permitting. FIRST ROW, L-R: Debbie McKellar, Diane Stover, Cindy Balfour, Sallie Young, Leslie Cobb, Lou Ann Totzke, Pam Genshow, Jill Boulier, Janet Head. SECOND ROW: Jill Clark, Lois Van Slambrouck, Wendy Hauke, Elaine Lindow, Besty Pypa, Kathi Gatz, Debby Holland, Charlene Griffor, Debbie Smith, Miss Martha Lownsbury - sponsor. THIRD ROW: Janice Johnson, Cindy Robb, Jane Fournier, Ruth DuChane. Bev Zynda, Gail LaGrow, Jeanne Fournier, Lynn Steward, Diane Ladensack. VoA ihj Club FIRST ROW, L-R: Duane Jones, Bert Johnson, Dan Liebaert, Ralph Jones, Mike Egan, Jim LaBuhn, Bob John- son, Scott Beckett. SECOND ROW: Dick Williams, Terry McDonald, Rob Holland, Warren Baker, Urban Griffor, Dave Williams, Gary Kammer, Glen Smith, Mr. Gunderson. THIRD ROW: Chuck Beattie, Dave Faucher, Ron Curtis, Ed Klieman, Dan Konyha, Steve Dawe, John Bogl, Mike Orchard. FOURTH ROW: Rog- er Barney, Ralph Beattie, Wayne Head, Brian Kaufman, Rick Patrick, John Warwick, Gary Maas, Paul Shar- row, Ed Kammer, Bob Lipa, Bob Beck. Highlights of the Varsity Club activities for this year included a hilarious night involved with a Donkey Bas- ketball game. The Mariner sports were well represented by many lettermen, including some who will be graduating this year. 125 KATH Y ACHATZ Qfud i budfyi GEORGE BUKOWSKI 3; Phys ed Club - 2; Varsity Club FHA - 1; Art Club - 2 Astronomy Club - 3; Car Club - 3; - 2,3,4; Football - 2,3,4; Basket- 8- Ball - 2,3,4; Chess Club Pres - ball - 2,3; Golf - 2,3,4; Trans- GARY ACRE 2; Band - 1,2,3 ,4; Tennis - 4 ferred From Dryen High, Dryen, FFA - 1 1966 ROSS ACRE BEN CHARTIER FFA - 1 BOB DECKER Chess Club - 1; FFA - 1 Arts Club - 1; Chess Club - 1,2; LESLIE COBB Pep Club - 3; Phys ed Club - 1,2, CAROLYN ARNOLD Class Sec - 4; Homecoming Queen 3,4; Science Club - 1,2,3; Ski GAA - 2; Pep Club - 1; Medic Club - 4; Millage Comm. - 4; GAA - Club - 3 - 2,3; Volleyball - 1; FHA - 2,3 2,3,4; Pep Club - 2; Ski Club - 2,3,4; Band - 1,2, 3, 4; Solo MARY LOU DUROW CINDY BAKER Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track - 2; Log - 3; Astronomy Club - 2; Mariner - 4; FHA - 1; Medic Club Girls Basketball - 3; Mock Election Medic ' s Club - 1; Ski Club 2; - 2,3; Volleyball - 1 - Class Wheel, Best Personality - 4 Band - 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette - 1,2,3 NANCY BEAKER ROBERT HAROLD CURTIS IV MICHAEL JAMES EGAN Student Council - 3; Astronomy Student Council - Pres - 4; Varsity Student Council - 1,3; Log - 3; Club - 2; GAA - 1; Ski Club - 2; Club - 3,4; Pres - 4; Ski Club - 3; SLBE - 3; U.N. Day Assembly - 4; Band - 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club - 1,2, Treas - 3; Art Club - 1, Vice Pres Camera Club - 3; Art Club - 3; 3,4; Solo Ensemble - 1,2,3; - 1; Delegate to Rotary Leadership Phys ed club - 1,2,3; Varsity Club Drama; Student Conductor 4 Seminal - 3; Class Sec - 1,2; FFA - 3,4; NHS - 3,4; Syd McClouth - 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Reporter - 2; Award - 3; Music Appreciation - 4; SCOTT BECKETT Public Speaker, District, Silver Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball - Student Council - 3; Ski Club - Award - 2; State Meat Judging Con- 1,2,3; Baseball - 2,3; Track - 3, 2,3,4; Astronomy Club - 3; Draf- test, Gold Award - 2; President - 2, 4; Most Valuable Player - 2,3; ting Club - 2; Art Club - 1,2; Pep 3; Parliamentary Procedure team, All Star Team Football - 3,4; Tyco Club 2,3; Phys. Ed. Club - 2,3,4; District Winner - 2, Regional gold Movie Production - 3; Science Varsity Club - 2,3,4; FFA 2,3; award - 2; Public Speaker, District Club - Sentinel - 3 Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1; Winner, Regional Silver award - Tennis - 3,4; Debate - 4 3; Delegate to State Convention - 3; D AVE FAUCHER Public Speaker, District Regional Art Club - 1; Ski Club - 2,3,4; BEVERLY BEIER winner, State Contest - 4; Football Chess Club - 1,2; Medic ' s Club - FHA - 2,3; GAA - 1, NHS - 3,4 - 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4 2; Pep Club - 3,4; Phys ed Club - LLOYD BISCORNER JUDY CYROWSKI 1,2, 3, 4; Rifle Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Football Phys Ed Club - 4; Basketball - 1; FHA - 2; Oil Painting Club - 2; - 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis - 2 Ski Club - 2,3; Spanish Club - 4; Basketball - 1,2; Track - 1,2, 3, 4 JOHN BOGL NHS - 3,4 PHILLIP FISCHER Football - 4; Transferred From RICHARD DEMEYER Varsity Club - 4; NHS - 4; Basket- Mackenzie High SC BE - 1; Car Club - 2 ball - 4; Track - 4; Transferred MAUREEN BOLAND DONNA DANNEELS from Cooley High, Detroit, 1968 FHA - 3 Homecoming Rep - 4; Camera Club LINDA FRANK 1,2; FHA - 1,2,3; Ski Club - 2,3; FHA - 1,2,3; Chorus - 1 RUTH ANN BROWN NHS - 3,4; Girls Basketball - 1 Student Council - 2,3; Log - 2,3; TOM FURTAW Astronomy Club 2; FHA - 1; GAA DEBBY DAVIDSON Astronomy Club - 1; Car Club 1; - 1; NHS - 3,4; Band - 1,2, 3, 4; FHA - 3; Pep Club - 1 Varsity Club - 3,4; Football - Solo Ensemble - 1,2, 3, 4; Most 1,2, 3,4 Valuable Bandsmen - 2; District ' s STEVE DA WE Honor Band - 4 Student Council - 3,4; Pep Club - PAM GENSHOW 126 FHA - 2; GAA - 3,4; Pep Club - 2; GAA Vice Pres 4, Sec - 3; Cho- rus - 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus Pres - 3; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Soccer - 3,4 SUE GOLDER Class Treas - 4; Student Council - 1,3,4; Log - 3; Astronomy Club - 3; Camera Club - 1,2; Sec Treas - 2; Future Teachers - 1,2; Miss DAR - 4; NHS - 2,3,4; Band -1,2; Solo Ensemble - 1,2 SANDY GRABOWSKI GAA - 1,2,4; Girls Basketball - 1,2,4; Volleyball - 1,2; Basketball Track Awards - 1,2,4 CHRIS GRIFFOR Science Club - 2,3; Typing Club - 2,3,4; Football - 4; Track - 1,2, 3,4; FFA - 1,2 JIM HARMON Transfered from Algonac High, Algonac - 3 SUE ANN HEISLER Chorus - 1,2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club - 1 JUDY HOLLAND GAA - 1; Oil painting Club Vice Pres - 2; Science Club - 3 ALBERT R. JOHNSON Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club - 4, Pres; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Golf - 2; Basketball - 1; Tennis - 3; FFA - 1,2,3; Land Judging Contest - 2 BOB JOHNSON Chess Club - 1; Chess Team - 1; Varsity Club - 2,3,4; Band - 1,2, 3,4; Solo Ensemble - 4; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Track - 1,2; All Star Team Football - 4 ELAINE JONES Student Council - 4; GAA 2; Pep Club - 2; Ski Club - 2,3; Spanish Club - 2,3; NHS - 3,4; Drama Class; Transferred from Maryville; Forensics - 4 JENNIFER JONES Log - 3; Astronomy Club - 2,3; Camera Club - 1; Ski Club - 2; Medic ' s Club - 2; Spanish Club - 3 RALPH JONES U.N. Day Assembly - 4; Art Club - 1; Car club - 2; Fin Fur, and Feath- er - 1; Future Teachers - 4; Arts Club - 1; Pep Club - 3; Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; FFA - 1,2, 3, 4 STEVE JONES Astronomy Club - 1,2,3; Camera Club - 1,2,3; Car Club - 1; Vice Pres - 1; Basketball - 1; Golf - 1, 2,4; Debates - 1; Forensics - 1 ED KAMMER Vice Pres - 4; Chess Club - 1; Pep Club - 3; Phys ed Club - 3,4; Science Club - 2,3; Varsity Club - 2,3,4; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Track - 1,2, 3, 4; Captain J.V. Football Captain - 2 DALE KAUFMAN Class Vice Pres - 3; Chess Club - 1; Arts Club - 1; Pep Club - 1,2,3; Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club - 2,3; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Track - 4 BRIAN KAUFMAN Class officer - President - 2,4; Student Council - 2,3, Parliamen- tarian - 3; SCBE - 3; Log “2,3; Chess Club - 1; Pep Club - 1,2,3; Phys ed Club - 2,3; Science Club - 3; Varsity Club - 2,3,4; Chorus - 3,4; Band - 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Solo Ensemble - 3; Foot- ball - 1,2, 3, 4; Track - 1,2, 3, 4; Captain - 4; Most Valuable Player - J.V. - 2; Most Valuable Player - Varsity Football - 4; Drama - 3 DONALD KIRCHINGER Class Treas - 2; Arts Club - 1; Science Club - 2; NHS “3,4; Foot- ball -2,3; Track - 3; FFA - 1,3; State Dairy Judging Contest - 1 EDWARD KLIEMAN Student Council - 2,3; Log - 1; Chess Club, Vice Pres - 4; Art Club - 1; Phys ed Club - 1,2,3; Ski Club - 3; Typing Club - 3; Var- sity Club - 2,3,4; Football - 1,2, 3,4; Basketball - 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball - 1,2, 3 ,4; Most Valuable Player - 3 RON KOHL HOFF FFA - 1,2 DAN KONYHA Chess Club - 1; Spanish Club - 3; Typing Club - 2; Varsity Club - 4; NHS - 3,4; Chorus - 3,4; Band - 1,2, 3, 4; Football “2,3,4; Track 3,4; Jr. Rotarian - 3 JUNE KRANTZ Jr. Red Cross - 3; FHA - Typing Club - 3 CATHIE KUNDRICK Student Council - 4; Debate - 4; Transferred from Algonac High School, 1968 FRED KWASNIK Chess Club - 1,2,3 JIM LaBUHN President - 1, V. Pres - 2, Treas - 3; Student Council - 3,4; Log - 2,3 Mariner - 4; Camera Club - 2,3; Chess Club - 2,3; Drafting Club - 3; Indust Arts Club - 3; Phys Ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Rifle Club - 2,3; Science Club - 2,3; Ski Club - 2,3,4; Var- sity Club 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club Sec. - 4; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball - 2,3,4; Track - 1,2,4; Basketball Captain - 4; Most Valuable Player Basketball - 2; Drama - 3; Land Judging Contest - 1,2; Demonstration Team - 1,2; Prop of the Week - Football - 4 APRIL LADA Transferred from East Detroit, High, East Detroit CARL LADENSACK Phys ed Club - 1; Car Club - 2 JIM LADENSACK Class Officers - Vice Pres - 1, Sec - 2, Treas - 3; Student Council 1,2,4; SCBE - 3,4; Log - 1,2,3; Art - 1; Camera Club - 4; Car Club - 1,2; Chess Club - 3, Chess Team - 3; Pep Club - 3; Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Rifle Club - 2,3; Science Club - 2; Ski Club - 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Foot- ball - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1,2, 3,4; Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4; Track All-Star - 3; Baseball Captain - 3,4; Basketball Captain - 4; Base- ball All-Star - 3; Voice of Democ- racy - 3 CAROL LAGROW Cheerleader - 1; FHA - 2,3; Pep Club - 1 TOM LEDFORD Arts Club - 2 PENNY LETSON Art Club - 1; FHA - 1 DENNY LIPA Student Council - 1,2,3; U.N. Day Assembly - 4; Car Club - 1 , 2; 8-Ball - 3; Arts Club - 3; Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club - 3, 4; Varsity Club - 4; Football - 1, 2,3; Basketball - 1,2; Baseball - 1; Track - 2,3; Agriculture - 1,2 NANCY LIPKE FFA - 1,2; GAA - 2,3,4; Pep Club - 1, NHS - 3,4; Chorus - 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball - 3,4; Volleyball - 3,4 LOUIS LOZON Student Council - 2,3,4; SCBE - 3; Chess Club - 1,2; Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club - 3; Football - 1; Baseball - 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis - 4; FFA - 1 SALLY LUEDTKE FHA - 1,2; Chorus - 1 GAIL ANN MAPLETOFT Astronomy Club - 3; FHA - 1,2; GAA - 1; Typing Awards - 3; Chorus - 1, 2,3, 4 WANDA MAXWELL 28 Mariner - 3,4; Editor - 4; FHA - 2,3; Pep Club 1; Chorus - 1,2,3; Basketball - 2; Volleyball - 1 DARLENE MILLER Homecoming Rep - 4; Mariner - 4; FHA - 2,3; Medic ' s Club - 1; Oil Painting Club - Ski Club - 2,3; Chorus - 1; Mock Election - Chat- terbox, Friendliest DORRIS MITTI FHA - 1,2,3; Basketball - Volley- ball - 1 SANDY MITTI Student Council - 4; Mariner - 4; FHA - 1,3; Science Club - 2; Ski Club - 2; Band - 1,2,3 GEORGIA MOODY Student Council - 3; SCBE - 3; Mariner - 4; FHA - 1,2,3; Sec - 3; GAA - 1; Band - 1,2, 3, 4; Solo Ensemble - 1,2,3; Class Clown - 4; Milliage - 4 MIKE NICHOLS FFA - 1,2, 3, 4; Track - 2; Land Judging Contest - 1,2, 3, 4; Poultry Contest - 2 JOYCE OSTERLAND Homecoming Rep - 2; GAA - 2,3, 4; Pep Club - 1; Basketball - 3,4; Volleyball - 3,4 KATHY PATTERSON Student Council - 1; GAA - 1; Cheerleader - 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club - 1,2,3; Science Club - 2; Ski Club - 2; Chorus 1; Basketball - 1; Cheer- leading Club - 1,2,3 MIKE PHILLIPS Student Council - 2,3; Car Club - 2; Astronomy Club - 3; Chess Club - 1; Phys ed Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club - 2,3; Ski Club - 2,3; Varsity Club - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Tennis - 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis Captain -3,4; Most Valuable Player - Ten- nis 3,4 JIM POLIO Astronomy Club - 1; Camera Club - 3; Arts Club - 2; Phys ed Club - 3; Science Club - 3; Basketball - 1,2; Football - 1 BILL RAYMOND Track - 3; Transferred from Crox- Lex High GINGER REICHLE Student Council - 1,4; FHA - 1; Medics Club - 1; Band - 1; Pep Band - 1; Solo Ensemble - 1; Debates - 4 STEVE REYNOLDS Phys ed Club -‘1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club - 2,3,4; Football - 1,2; Basketball - 1; Tennis - 3 LINDA ROBB FHA - 2,3; GAA - 1; Pep Club - 1 DORTHY ROTARIUS FHA - 1; Arts Club - 2; Spanish Club - 3 JACK SCHEIBLE Varsity Club - 4; Chorus - 4; Foot- ball - 4 JANICE SCHLOTTMAN Student Council - 1,2; Mariner - 4; U.N. Day Assemble - 4; As- tronomy Club - 2, FHA - 1; Med- ic ' s Club - 1; Ski Club - 2; NHS - 3,4; Band - 1,3; Pep Band - 1; Solo Ensemble - 1,3 JERRY SHOVAN Transferred from St. Louis High School, Mt. Cleamens TOM SIMONS (STARVILLE) Student Council - 3,4; FFA 4; Varsity Club - 4; Football - 4 DENNIS SMITH FFA - 1,2 JOHN SMITH Student Council - 4; Camera Club - 3; Pep Club - 3; Ski Club - 3; FFA 1,2 ,3,4; Parliamentary - 3; Sec - 4; Chapter Farmer, Poultry Green Hand Scholarship NELSON SMITH Chess Club - 3; P.E. Club - 2; FFA - 1 PAM SMITH Art Club -1,2; Drama - 4 RAY SOUTHWELL Transferred from Cody High, De- troit BILL STEWARD Drafting Club - 2,3; Arts Club - 2,3 MARIE TASSONI Cheerleader - 2,3; Ski Club 2; Shorthand Award - 4; Transferred from Warren Woods High - 1966 LOU ANNE TOTZKE Student Council - 4; Homecoming Rep - 3; Log - 3; Cheerleader - 2,3,4; Captain - 2,4; GAA - 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club - 2; NHS - 3,4; Typing Awards - 2,3; Band - 1,2,3, 4; Solo Ensemble - 1,3,4; Girls Soccer Team - 4 JO ANN TOTZKE Treas - 4; SCBE - 2,3; Cheer- leader - 2,3,4; FHA - 1,2; GAA - 2,3,4; Pep Club - 2; Ski Club - 2,3,4; Band - 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band - 2; Solo Ensemble 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball - 3,4; Volleyball - 3,4; Soccer - 3,4; Track - 2,3 PAT TUCKER Homecoming Rep - 1; FHA - 2,3; GAA - 1 KARL WIDDAS Drafting Club - 3; Arts Club - 3; Ski Club - 4; Track - 4; Transfer from Utica - 3 RANDY WILKINS Log - 1,2; Arts Club - 2; Phys ed Club - 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club - 3, 4; Football - 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball - 2; Golf - 2,3,4; FFA - 1,2, 3, 4 SALLY YOUNG Student Council - 2,3; SCBE 3; FHA - 1; GAA - 1,2,4; Science Club - 2,3; GAA Treas - 4; Future Teachers - 1,2,4; Track Team - 2 ADVERTISERS Compliments From CLATES AUTO SALES 592 Pointe Tremble Road Algonac, Michigan 794-3271 McLOUTH yards Marine City Michigan 1327 S. 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