Mayville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mayville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1966 volume:

. . V 'i-'f.,''- T� £HV ;W j ';2 Through The Years, Mayville High School, Mayville, Michigan, Debra D. Fryers, Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ................................................................ 4 Faculty .................................................................. 7 Graduates ..................................................................H Undergrads ................................................................21 Athletics .................................................................39 Activities ................................................................53 Elementary ................................................................69 Advert isement .......................................................... 81 DEDICATION DEDICATION We the class of 1966 dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Donald Rolston, who has faithfully served as a teacher, coach and instructor for five years. He has given freely of his time and understanding to all students. He can truly be called a Great Friend by all students who have had the privilege of receiving his coaching and guidance and those boys who have served under him as a team. 4 JEROME THIENES Superintendent WILLIAM LAMIMAN H.S. Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION ALTON DeCROW Trustee RICHARD WELLS Trustee GEORGE SULLIVAN T rustee RAY MANWELL T rustee 5 ARLENE PLAIN OFFICE PERSONNEL COOKS FLORENCE LEACH BEATRICE HELLER Beatrice Topham, Janetta Freeland, Helen Shepard. PHY LIS SCHAFER ERMASPAVEN FACULTY DONALD ROLSTON Biology, Physical Ed, Health Ld., Football, Track, J.V. Basketball Coach, Driver's Ed. B. S. Degree C. M. U. MERLE M. GOHS Homemaking B.S. Degree M.S.U. PAUL C. JACKSON Physical Ed. English, Asst. Football, Basketball, Baseball coach. B.S. Degree E.M.U. DOUGLAS FOOTE U.S. History, Economics, Social Studies, Sociology. B. A. Degree M.S.U. DOUGLAS M. GRAHAM Vocational Agriculture Conservation, Biology. Bachelor of Science M.S.U. GORDON L. EWING Algebra I, Gen. Mathematics. B.S., M.A. Degrees W.M.U, M.S., U.M. HAROLD P. JONES Commercial B.S. Degree in Bus. Ed. Olivet College W ILLIAM ACKERMAN Social Studies 8th Librarian B. S. Degree C. M.U. DAVID MURPHY English, Spanish B.A. Degree University of Denver ROBERT B. WARREN 9th grade English, 11th English, Journalism. Bachelor of Arts, C.M.U. ROBERT CUDNEY 7th 8th Social Stu. Speech. B. A., Albion 8 FREDERIC H.SCHMIT Chemistry, Gen. Science, Physics. B.S. Degree Wisconsin State Univ. JOSEPHINE EWING Government, Speech, College English. B.A. Degree W.M.U. FRANCENE M. SMITH Guidance Counseling B. S. Degree; M.A.; C. M.U.; M.S.U. ANTHONY L. GOHS Principal of Elementary Schools, Study Hall. M. A. Degree; U. ofM. LAWRENCE COOPES Social Studies, World History, World Geography. B.A. l egree; M.S.U. ROBERT MORRISON Commercial; Math; Drivers Education B. S. Degree C. M.U. ROBERT WEAVER Midwestern University Teacher of Math, Science B.S. Degree NELSON TERBURGH Geometry, Math II, Trig, Algebra II. B. S. Degree C. M.U. JOHN F. BREMER Industrial Arts, Math, Coaching. B. S. Degree, C.M.U. FRANK PLISKA Inst. Music, Vocal Music B.M. M. A. Degree; M.S.U. ELLA L. BEEBL Jr. High English B.S. Degree; E.M.U. Q CLASS FLOWERS: Red Roses and White Carnations CLASS COLORS: Red and White SCHOOL COLORS: Maroon and White CLASS MOTTO: The past forever gone, the future still our own. TOP TEN MEMORIES 1. Mr. Adlai Stevenson died 2. Draft Call increased due to Viet Nam War 3. Space Walk and Randavue 4. Power Shortage in New York 5. First edition of the Paw Prints 6. Movie of the year The Sound of Music 7. Actress of the year Julie Christie; actor of the year Lee Marvin 8. Senior Band received a first division rating at State Festivals 9. U.F.O.'s sighted in Mayville 10. Plans are being made for the building of a new High School GRADUATES JOHN N. SICKLER I am not arguing with you, 1 am telling you, F.T.C. 1-4, Band 1-4 Student Council 1-4, Sr. Flay 4, Jr. Play 3, Art Club 3-4, MinstralShow 2-4. KATHLEEN ANN GRZYB Determined is she, she'll succeed; just wait and see. Cheerleading 2-4; F.H.A. 1, 2, Songleader, 3 Pres., 4 Reporter; F.T.C. 4; Student Council 4, Treas.; Sr. Play Jr. Play; N.H.S. 3,4 Sec.; Class Vice Pres. 4. BONNIE LEE DUCKER Her future is planned, third finger, left hand. Band 1-3; Pep band 1.2, Student Council 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pres. 3; S.C.R. : Class Queen 3; Salutatorian. DALE R. TEWKSBURY The harder I try the fooder to be, the worser become. Basketball 1; N.H.S. 2. HARRY GABALIS He had a far away look in his eye----he was looking at his feet. DraftsmanCiub V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4. Sr. Play 4. Paw Prints Editor 4. Treas. 4. KAREN SUE BEEBE As quiet and inconspic- ious as a World War . F.T.C. I; F.N.C. 1-3. PHILLIP M. BEARD Heaven sent me down, Heaven knows why . Football Manager 1-4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Track Manager 2; Varsity Club 3,4; F. D. C. 2-4; N.H.S. 3,4. JOANNE M. BACON She has a smile that goes all the way around and buttons in the back. F.T.C. 2-4, Band 2-4, Pep Band 3,4, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3, N.H.S. 3,4. WAYNE D. BROWN Disturb not my slumbers for I dream great dreams. Baseball 4, F.F.A. 1-4, Band 2-4, Pep Band 2-4. LINDA MAY CLARK There is room at the top, but climbing makes me dizzy. Bible Club 1,2,3,4. Sr. Play, 4. JO ANN MAE DENNIS She hurries not; she worries not; her calm is undisturbed. F.H.A. 1-3, F.N.C. 1-4. KARYL LYN DIETZ A mischevious little girl who can smile her way out of any- thing.” F.H.A. 1-4, Bible Club 1-4. LOIS RUTH DIETZ Ambition is the growth of every climb. F.H.A 1 -3, F.T.C 2-4, Student Council 3-4, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3, N.H.S3-4. DAVE W. DONATH I never let my studies interfere with my edu- cation. Football 1, Basketball 1. TIM DRYSDALE Fathers little boy, and mothers little wprry. Track 4, VarsityClub4, Sr. Band 2-4, Sr. Play Jr. Play, Art Club 3. CLARETTE M. DUNCAN A quiet manner, but there's fun in her heart. F.H.A. 1-4, 3 Vice Pres., 4 Pres.; F.T.C. 1-4,4 Vice Pres.; Sr. Play. CAROL LYNN DU RUSSELL Silence is golden but we're off the golden standard.'L F.H.A. 1-4, F.N.C: 4, Bible Club 2. JUDITH ANN EASL1CK She does her part with a willing heart. F.T.C. 4; Sr. Play; JR. Play; Art Club 3,4; N.H.S. 4. JOHN A. EMERSON What do you mean, what time did I get home last night. Track 4, Varisty Club 4. DIANNA JEAN FACKLER The most inconspicuous often become the greatest. DIANA LYNN FAIRFIELD I never tell little white lies, mine are all in technicolor. F.H.A. 2-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, F.N.C. 3, 4, Jr. Play, ArtClub3-4, N.H.S. 3, Majorette 3-4. LILA RAH FRIDAY My heart is not mine, but I don’t care, its in good hands.'' Band 1-4; Pep Band 2, F.N.C. DEBRA DIANNE FRYERS 11'Love me love my horse. TCheerleading 1 -4, Annual Staff Asst. Editor and Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Jr. Manager 3. Editor 4, Jr. Play Sr. Play, 1965 F.F. A. Chapter Sweetheart, 10th grade queen, 1966 Homecoming Queen. JUDY LYNN GARNSEY One never knows what goes on inside a quiet head. F.H.A. 1; F.T.C. 3,4; GieeClub2; NursesClub 1,2; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Art club 3,4. WILLIS GORDEN What's a little thing like studying when there's so much else to do? Draftsman Club 3. ROY D. GOTHAM I'm not the nicest guy in the world, but try to find one nicer . Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Track 1,3; Varsity Club 1-4; F.T.C. 1,2; Student Coun- cil 2, 3 Vice Pres., 4 Pres.; Jr. Play; N.H.S. 3, 4; Treas. I; Vice Pres. 2. BRAD GRIFFIN Like a fisherman------ he has a good line. Football 3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Student Council 1; Draftsman Club 4; Sr. Play 4; Art Club 4. GARY A. HAAS He has ability, brains, in- tellect, and he's Cute too. F.F.A. 1, 2 Sec,, 3 Treas., 4 Pres.; F.T.C. 4; Band 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4. ROGER M. HARMON JJ'You learn something new 'everyday; today I learnedpeo- Ple sleep at night. ootball 1, Basketball, F.F. A. BOB HARRIS Vim, Vigor, Vitality, and Vomen . Basketball 4; Baseball 3; Track 3; Varsity Club 4; F.D.C. 1. OGER HARRIS The most i want to get out of school is myself.” Basketball 1,4, Track 1, Varsity Club 4, Cross Country 4. FLOYD JOHNSON He has a jolly varnish over a good foundation. Football 2; Draftsman Club 1-4. LOUANN KEIPINGER ' Ready with a greeting for everyone she's meeting. Nurses Club 2,3,4. Bible Club 3. MIKE HELLER He who does not think to highly of himself is more than he thinks. Draftsman Club2,3,4; Jr. Flay 3. IOHN M. KOWALSKI 'Hold the fort—I'mComing. F.F.A. 1-4. LARRY D. HIITER 'T believe in work but 1'am not in favor of it. F.F.A. 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1. DOUGLAS PAUL KRUEGAR I wish I had a lot of money instead of being so darn good looking. Football 1-4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 2, Var- sity Club 2, Secretary 3-4, Jr. Play, National Honor So- ciety 3, Treas. 4, Paper Staff 4, Sports Editor. LOUIS D. HICKS A mothers pride, a fathers joy, a great big rollicking bounching boy. Football 1-3, Track 1-2: Varsity Club 1-4, Band 1 -4, r LESLIE KAATZ Before you mess up things —THINK! Track 3, Draftsman Club 2-4, N.H.S. 4. JOHN LUTZ Sure I'll do it, just give me time. Track 1, F oot ba 111, Baseball 1. SUSAN LYNNE M ACI AG If she’s nor near the boy she loves, she loves the boy she's near. GREGORY S. MA1ERS I'm afraid to go home in the dark, so I'll wait till daylight. Eootball 1,3-4, Basketball I-4, Varsity Club 3-4. BARRY MATHEWS 1 don't think 1 am handsome but what's my word compared to a hundred girls. RUTH MARIE MCCLELLAN And her tongue trips merrily on. F.H.A. 1-4, F.N.C. 1, Bible Club 1-2, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3. DENNIS A MIDDLETON A woman would run through fire and ice for such a kind heart. Football 1-3, baseball 2-3, Track 3, F.D.C. 3, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3. GREGORY F. MOSS He never speaks a word unkind, his type of char- acter is hard to find. Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; 2; Student Council 3,4; Sr. Play, Jr. Play; Art Club 3; Vice Pres., 4, Pres.; N.H.S. 3, Vice Pres., 4 Pres.; Ex- change Student 3. ROBERTA ANN NEWMARCH Although she never has much to say, we've never seen her anything but gay. F.H.A. 1-4. F.T.C 1-4, Band 1-4, Pep Band 4, F.N.C. 1,3-4; Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3. SATOKO NUNOTANI Quiet and sweet a good com- bination. Band 4; Student Council 4; Sr. Play 4. DAVID MICHAEL OBERLl Of all my fathers family Hike myself the best. Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Varsity Club 1-4, F.T.C. 2-4, Student Council 1-4, Draftsman Club 2-4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Paper Staff 4, Exchange Student 3, Class Pres. 2, S.C.R. 3. ERIC W. PETERSON He'd stop St. Peters roll call to ask a ques- tion. F.T.C 4. Sr. Band2,3,4. Pep Band 2,3,4. Sr. Play 4. Jr. Play 3. DON PHELPS A farmer am I, a farmer I shall be, now I'm look- ing for a farmer she. F.F.A. 1-4 DARWIN H. SCHOTT I'd like to be a woman hater but I don't have the nerve. Basketball 1-2, Track 1. ROSE SCHLA1CH Cheerful by disposition, friendly bv nature. Band 4, Pep Band 4, Student Council 4, Sr. Play 4, Queens Court. CAROL YVONNE STEELE Her sincere smile is something worthwhile. Nurses Club 1 -4. SUSAN M. STUM PE What a pity to be born a rascal and be handi- caped with a conscience F.H.A. 1,2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Student Council 1; Sr. Play; Jr. Play; Art Club 3;N.H.S. 3,4. ROBERT TAYLOR Roosevelt wasn't world famous in high school either. Football 1, Basketball 1, Draftsman Club 4, Bible Club 3, Sr. Play 4, Track land 2 SUE LYNN TERBUSH Just as smoke means fire a twinkling eye means mischief. Jr. Play 3. THOMAS ROY TERBUSH Don’t let his innocent face deceive you. Basketball 1. JERRY THOMPKINS Women come from near and far just to help me push my car. Basketball I, Sr. Play. JERRY TORREY 1 never let my studies interfere with my steadies. Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Track 1. LEONARD WEILER Graduation....Come and Pet me. .F.A. 1-4. ED. J. WENTA ‘ Women are like exams, they ask silly questions and keep you up all night. Football I, Basketball 1-4, Draftsman Club 1, Sr. Play. CAROLINE E. WIXON Blessed are those who say nothing, for they shall never be quoted. Bible Club 1-4. BARBARA L. WOERN She’s always raising cane, and it isn’t sugar! Band 1-3, Pep Band 1 N.H.S. 3-4. JUDY WRIGHT Why worry when the whole worla is so full of fun. Glee Club 2, F.N.C. 1-4 Bible Club 1,2. HENRY J. WYMORE They caueht me study- ing and 1M1 never live down the disgrace. CASPER F. YENS Quietness is essential to his character. BEVERLY J. YORK An angel is she or should we ask? Band 1-4; Pep Band 1,4; Stu- dent Council 1; Jr. PI ay; N.H.S. 4. BOB ZARADNY It's fun to study- so the; say . VALEDICTORIAN GREG MOSS SALUTATOR IAN BONNIE DUCKER HONOR STUDENTS Front row, left to right: S. Nunotani, J. Bacon, Tewksbury, R. Schlalch, B. Woern, D. Kruger, S. B. Rucker, B. York, K. Grzyb, L. Dietz,Second row: Stumpf, L. Kaatz, D. Oberle, G. Moss, P. Beard. D. Fairfield, J. [’aslick, R. Gotham, G. Haas, D. UNDERGRADS Loraine Anderson, Pres. Bill McKenzie, Vice-Pres. Dawn Mathews, S. C. R. Bernard Cobb, Sec. Alan Fox, Treas. Karen Allen Sandra Audinet Casey Bader Richard Beard Sue Beebe Richard Blackmer Wally Blackmer Marvin Briggs Don Brown Trudy Campbell Val Chapin Gladys Clark Bill Collings Bonnie Colosky Linda Conaway 2? Elaine Dalrymple Mary Davison Mike Davis Juniata Easlick Karen Emerson Mike Eremick Janet Fackler Kathy Fowler Kanny Freeland Larry Freeland Tom Fritz Randy Fulton Sherly Garner Roger Gilmore Bill Goodwin Harold Hample Roger Hood Carol Hormel Alan Houghton Judy Hunt Edith Hunter Raye Lynn Ihrke Ron Johnson Lois Jones Faye June Joe Karpinski Betty Kelley Josie Kontak Marcia Kreger Tim Kreger Marie Louks Dave Lutz Sharon McMullen Linda McNeil Nancy McSkulin Caroly New march Jeannie Oulitte Carol Palmerton Rosema ry Peter son Bill Petiprin 24 Rick Phelps Doug Plain Carla Rader Venieta Robinson Anna Sommerville Lois Steele Terry Stephens Pam Sullivan i Connie Sweet Mauricia Taylor Terry Ter Bush Delbert Thompson Bonnie Torrey Charlene Watson Rita Weiler David Wellington 25 Wayne Wellington Oza Wells Carol Will Chris Zorn SOPHOMORES Brenda Barton, Pres. Sue Tompkins, V. Pres Jeanne Hunt, S. C. R. Diana Kennedy, Sec. iTL'U l.UU , ! i eas. Cary Anderson Virginia Baber Beverlv Bailey Earl Bailey Raymond Beach Jim Binder Brenda Black mer Diana Black mer Margaret Black mer Andrew Bradd Donald Brown Ronald Brown Kathy Carpenter Allen Cox Jennie Dennis 26 Gary Day Gerald Dost Linda Dost Carol Flanii Joyce Fore [an Elizabeth Frnezel Rodney Friday Rick Fulton Jim Garner Marialice Garnsey Lenora GoodeII Lois Gorden Patricia Gotham Lionel Got wait Richard Haver Charlotte Hough Bonnie Johnson Paula Johnson David Kaatz Fred Kapa Harry Keipinger Delphine Kreis Jean Lamiman Calvin Lockhart Dorothy Long Jack Long Mike Long Martin Lynch Brian Manwell Linda Marlow Bob McKellar John Myers Bob Neiman Karen Osowski Linda Ouilette •v -JSlW VQ Mb Carl Palmerton Linda Phelps Ray Plain David Rau Patsy Rich Larry Robinson Carolyn Scigel Ben Sherwood Patricia Sickler Clinton Smith A eman Garth Stephens Dale Stratton Mary Ann Strauel Annette Stumpf Bob Sugden Marie Sugden Mary TerBush John Wall Lonnie Weiler Terry Wheaton Connie Will Gary Zapfe 2 8 FRESHMAN Elvin Johnson, Pres. Mike Sullivan, V. Pres. Patty Wright, S.C.R. Janet Conaway, Sec. Janelle Welke, Treas. Sandra Baber Ted Baraboll Bernard Bilicki Janet Binder Gary Blackmer Donald Bodeis Diane Briggs Linda Briggs Tom Brown Vickie Clark Linda Cox Kay Davis 'te 'lEr Donald Donath 3S=r r. jJRonald Donath If Cheryl Dost Bonnie Easlick Sherly Fairfield Lynn Freeland Sue Fulton Georgia Germain David Gohs Barry Harris Debbie Ha skin W- Debbie Haslacker Bill Hicks Paul Hooee Tom Hormel David Janowski 29 Sue Johnson Dick Jones Sharon Kitchen Donna Lee Kowalski Clare Kreger Bruce Ladd Jean Lockhart Ronald Lumley Pat Lynch Roger Lyon Nancy Maciag Vickie Maharg Eugene Marietta Connie Marlow Jack McKenzie Doug McLellan Jim McMullen Leonard Meeker Rosemarie Meeker Linda Miller Duane Oliver Gary Oliver Michael Peet Tim Piehl John Plain Shari Procter Doug Robinson Judy Robinson Ron Roth Cathy Schafer Kenneth Schott Mary Ann Scigel Vicky Seabright Lorraine Sherman Bill Sherwood Joyce Somerville Max Steele Phillip Stout Jackie Stover Nancy Stuart Tom Sugden Dave falcon Fred TerBush Keith TerBush Diane Thompson Michael Tompkins Rodney Torrey Patricia Turner Tim Walker Jim Wallace Jn Randy Warren Shelley Wells Doug Wheaton Peggy Wright Robert Yens Linda Zapfe Margarett Zaradny EIGHTH GRADE Dave Vizard, Pres. Debbie Tompkins, V, Pres. Penny Lynch, S. C. R. Jeana Lee Spencer, Sec. Pam Carpenter, Treas. Karen Blair Michael Blonde Gary Bodeis Jane Bodeis • Charlotte Colling Ginger Collins Ronald Curell Carol Flickinger David Freeland Randy Frenzel Douglas Fritz Lee Garnsey Ralph Germain Dale Gilmore Bonnie Gouine M Robert Grinnell Harriet Grzyb Linda Hack Dorlis Haver Marie Hopp Eugene Hum buscuTToness Elaine Kaatz Larry Kitchen 32 Sandy Kontak Allen Ladd James Maharg Sherry Malkowsk Beth Manwell ■ Faye Mardlin Steve Myers Susan Oliver • Patricia Phelps Robert Phelps Patsy Plain Robert Pratt Flett Proctor f loyd Rexin David Robinson usF'x: Mn ffi ) Debby Robinson I enise Robinson Pamela Robinson i •— John Rowbotham r Jim Sanford Emily See lye Barbara J nhanJ rv snerman Roger Sholes Suzette Silv4foail Dianne Snyder Nicky Steele Danny Stover Carol Ann Struael Joanne Strauel 0 Patsy Stuart Keith Talcott Lonnie TerBush Rex TerBush Joe Thienes Buddy Thomas Michael Valentine Barbra Wellington Wilmont Wells Joanne Wenta Dianne Wheaton Karen Wheaton Bonnie White Tom Woern Micheal Yens SEVENTH GRADE Bev Jones, Pres. Jenny Kennedy, V. Pres. Kathy Thienes, S.C.R. Marsha Wallace, Sec. Terry Crane, Treas. Vickie Alfano Michael Baber William Bacchus William Barkowska Joanne Binder Susan Blonde Paul Brown Judy Carroll George Chapin Gary Clink fi� I Gary Dost Donald Easllck David Frenzel Jeanne Fulton Stanley Garbacz Dianne Gilmore John Goodwin Richard Haskin TTf gor foffSoh Denise Hormel Robert Hunt Connie Johnson Glenn Johnson Glenna Johnson Charlotte Kapa Marian Karpinski Micheal Kiepinger Mary Ann Kowalski Ronald Liskey Georgia Lobdell Dawn Long Gilbert Long Mary Kay Lutz Kenneth Lynch Ruth Maguire William M a hare Jacqueline Maier Thomas Marlow Paula McGhee Gary McMullen Thomas Meeker Linda Merrill Larry Middleton Dennis Mitchell 35 Pamela Naugle Larry Otto Marianne Gullette Bonnie Palmerton David Patterson Gayle Phelps John Pollion Martin Proctor June Kowbotham Rita Sarles John Shepard Marian Sherwood Yvonne Smith Carol Somerville Robert Somerville Donna Mae Stephens Gary Stout Christine Stover Sandra Strasburg Kay Lynn Stratton Gary TerBush Wayne Tewksbury Randy Tomlinson David Tompkins Kevin Tompkins Debra Torrey Kathie Torrey Dwight Uhl Rebecca Vansickle Sharon Vizard Eva Wall Barbra Warren Janet Wenta Bonnie Wheaton Doris Wheaton 36 Carol Wilsle James Woern SNAPS SNAPS VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row Left to Right: S. Lutz, R. Brown, R. Gotham, R. Plain, R. Donath, D. Brown, R. Beach, 2nd. Row: Mr. Jackson (coach) R. Beard, J. Garner, D. Plain, A. Fox, R. TerBush, R. Friday, B. Sherwood, D. Thompson, Mr. Rolston (Coach) 3rd. Row: P. Beard (manager), B. Cobb, G. Maiers, D. Oberle, R. Walker, D. Kreuger, D. Donath. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Mayville 19 12 Mayville 13 . . . . 21 Mayville 0 Ubly 25 Mayville 13 . . . . .... Owengage 13 Mayville 0 .... Akron-Fairgrove 0 Mayville 0 . . . , 13 M ay ville 0 14 Mayville 13 ... 19 Mayville placed 6 boys on the all Conference Football Teams this past season. Junior, A1 Fox was second team quarterback. Other boys who received honorable mention were: Roy Gotham, Senior Halfback, Doug Kruger, Senior end. Rich Beard, Junior Center, Doug Plain, Junior Guard and Bernard Cobb, Junior Tackle. This years squad had 20 lettermen of which 16 will be back next year. Roy Gotham was voted the most Valuable Player. Gotham and A1 Fox were the Co-Captains. 4 1 SENIORS FOOTBALL SNAPS NEW SCORE BOAR!) MAYVILLE VS UBLY MAYVILLE VS REESE MAYVILLE VS KINGSTON VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row Left to Right: R. Gotham, B. Petiprin, A. Fox, to Right: R. Harris, R. Beard, D. Kruger, R. Walker, G. Coach Jackson, B. McKenzie, B. Harris. Second Row Left Maiers, E. Wenta, B. Sugden, D. Plain, R. Beach. SENIOR PLAYERS. Left to right. R. Harris, R. Gotham, G. Maiers, B. Harris, E. Wenta, D. Kreuger. We had a good year in basketball this year even though our overall record didn’t show it. Our record was hurt by the fact that we did not win one of our nonleague games. However, this did not hurt us in our race for the league title. We ended up third in the league. This means that only two teams proved that they were better than us. In other words, we proved that we were as good as, if not better than, the five other teams in the league. Also, early in the year, we beat one of the two teams that ended up higher than us. It is certainly a credit to these team members for the job that they have done. This is even more evident when you realize that seven of the thirteen members had never played varsity basketball before this year. In special recognition, A1 For, junior, and Roy Gotham, senior, were voted on the second team a 11-conference this year. A good pat on the back for all thirteen for a job well done. 43 BASKETBALL SNAPS Starting players: Left to Right: G. Maiers, R. Walker, R. MAYV1LLE VS SEBWAING Harris, A. Fox, R. Beach. Mr. Jackson (Coach) R. Gotham, D, Kreuger, B. Sugdem, D. Plain Mayville vs Akron-Fair grove MAYVILLE VS UNIONVILLE First Row L ft to lUgflf: R. Donath, F. Stout, R. Torrey, Mr. Jackson (Coach), D. McLellan, D. Kaatz, R. Beach, D. D. Donath, R. BrowrfTK. Schott, F. TerBush, T. Walker, B. Plain, B. Griffin, J. Torrey, D. Krueger, R. Gotham, W. Petiprin, IX Brown, R. TerBush, Second Row Left to Right: Brown, D. Oberle, T. Fritz, M. Lremic, A. Fox This year we had to rely on a lot of underclassmen to fill in for' last year’s seniors. This made us an inexperienced team. We had a rough start and did not play real well. It Looked like we were going to have a long, rough season. However, we pulled together as a team, ironed out some mistakes and came on to have a real good year. We ended up losing the championship game to Kingston by one run. I think it is a real tribute to all twenty three team members that they did not give up. They forced themselves to improve and to get into the league race. Five of our starting nine ball players were mentioned in the all-conference ballot. Selected to the first team were Roy Gotham, short stop, and Jerry Torrey. On the second team were A1 Fox, center field, and Doug Kreuger, first base, and receiving honorable mention was Bill Petiprin. A excellent job by a fine team. 45 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK mlrsonOWC.WefLveTr0 Mr‘ WeaVer (Coach) R Harris- T- E. Bailey. B. Sugden, C. Kreger. M. Lynch, J. Most Valuable Player: Clare Kreger VARSITY TRACK First Row Left to Right: T. Hormel, R. Beach, R. I onath, J. Sickler, R. Torrey, D. Brown, D. Robinson, J. McKenzie, J. Lmerson, R. Brown, R. Plain, M. Lynch, Second Row Left to Right: Mr. Rolston (Coach), D. McLellan, R. Harris, This years track team was composed mostly of underclass men. There were only 3 seniors on the squad. The team had won 4 and lost none dual meet record this year. Maybille tied for 4th at the Central Michigan Relays out of 61 teams. The 2 mile relay composed of A1 Fox, Ray Beach, Clare Kreger and Keith TerBush won this event.The mile relay team placed 4th, the squad was 5th in the WTA Conference Meet and moved up to second in the WTA Undergrad meet. School records were set in the 880 Yd. run by Al Fox in 1:59.1. The 440 Yd dash by D. Plain, S. Lutz, D. Donath, D. Thompson, B. McKellar, K. TerBush, P. Stout, B. Sugden, M. Sullivan, A. Fox, C. Kreger, Mr. Weaver Coach). Al Fox in 53.5 and the Mile Relay 3:41.5. Members of the relay were Al Fox, Del Thompson, Ray Beach, Keith TerBush. Al Fox was voted the most valuable track man for 1966. Al finished 2nd in the state meet in the 880 yd. run with a time of 1:59.1. He was also 880 champion in the C-D In- vitational Conference and regional meets This year Jr. High Track Team won the Unionville Jr. High Invitational Track meet for the second year in a row. The coaching staff is looking forward to a fine year next year. 47 Left to right: Jean Lamiman, Kay Davis, Patty Gotham, and Dianne Briggs. m a M ML L.oraine Anderson, Debbie Left to Right:' S. Tompkins Fryers and Kathy Grzyb. VARSITY JR. VARSITY Left to right: Dianne Briggs, Kay Davis, Jean Lamiman, Patty Gotham. Left to right: Mary Lutz, Kathy Theines, Deb Tompkins, Jenny Kennedy, and Joanne Wenta. Left to right: Mary Lutz, Debbie Tompkins, Joanne Wenta, Jenny Kennedy, Kathy Theines. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL irst Row Left to Right: F. terBush, A. Johnson, D. McClellan, M. Sullivan, K. TerBush, T. Barboll, 1. Hormel, T. Walker, K. Schott, D. Donat h, Mr. Bremer (Coach) Mayville 12 Mayville 12 Mayville 12 Mayville 6 Mayville 0 Mayville Mayville 6 , . . Unionville 33 ...........Ubly 34 Akron-fairgrove 34 . . . Sebewaing 30 .........Reese 20 . . Owengage Forfeit . . . Kingston 6 JUMOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right: f). Rolston(Coach), D. Donath, D. Brown, R. Donath, R. Plain,S. Lutz, R. TerBush, B. Sherwood, C. J. Garner, R. Brown. Vat, H. Keipinger, K. TerBush, B. McKellar, MAYVILLE 44 MAYVILLE 58 . MAYVILLE 62 . MAYVILLE 32 . MAYVILLE 75 MAYVILLE 71 . MAYVILLE 73 MAYVILLE 77 MAYVILLE 71 MAYVILLE 63 . MAYVILLE 77 . MAYVILLE 68 . MAYVILLE 79 . MAYVILLE 64 MAYVILLE 88 , ............Ubly 49 A kr on-F a ir grove 56 ...........Reese 78 . . . . Sebewaing 65 . . . Millington 98 . . . Owengage 59 . . . . Kingston 65 . . . Unionville 77 ........... Ubly 65 Akron-Fairgrove 71 .......... Reese 85 . . . Sebewaing 103 . . . Owengage 63 . . . . Kingston 73 . . . Unionville 83 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First row. E. Mitchel (manager), K. Sholes, T Craine, G. Stout, H. Frenzle, D. Mitchel, J Pol lion, T. Walker. Second row. Mr. TerBurgh (coach), K. Tompkins, D, Gilmore, D Frenzle, J. Goodwin, R. Haskins, D, Tompkins, L. Otto, R. Liskey, R. Cobb, D. Stover, Third row. D. Robinson. W. Tewksbury, J. Theines, B. Pratt, L. Kitchen. F. Rexin, L. Garnsey, J. Johnson, R. Tomlinson, W. W'ilmont. v M , FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First row. J. McKenzie, K. Schott, J. Wallace, E. Johnson, T. Bar boll, T. Walker. Second row. Mr. Bremer (Advisor), P. Stout, M. Sullivan, D. McClellan, R. Torrey.T. Hormel. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row. R. Frenzel, J. Maharg, T. Woerfi, F. Walker, J. Theines, B. Pratt, L. Kitchen. Second row. Mr. TerBurgh (coach), D. Vizard, M, Blonde, G. Bodies, F. Rexin, B. Phelps, D. Stover, G. Stout (manager). ACTIVITIES Bernard Cobb KING QUEEN QUEENS COURT Susan Stumpf Kathy Gryzb Rose Schlaich CLASS QUEENS: 11th- L. Anderson. 10th- B. Barton, 9th- D. Briggs, 8th- D. Tompkins, 7th-B. Jones. E C 0 M I N G Crowning of Homecoming Queen before the parade. 1ST PRIZE: 12th Grade 3RD PRIZE: 9th Grade 2ND PRIZE: 11th Grade SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY AND NEVER BEEN KISSED Salutatorian BONNIE DUCKER s Leadership Award Gift to High School from Japan Presentation of gift to School s E N I 0 R A W A R D S A S S E M B L Y Presentation to President of Senior Class Valedictorian GREG MOSS STUDENT COUNCIL First row. R. Schlaich, Mrs. Ewing (advisor), D. Mathews, R. Gotham, C. Sweet, K. Grzyb, S. Nunotani. Second Row. P. Wright, S. Tompkins, J. Hunt, G. Moss, D. Oberly, L. Dietz, B. Jones, P. Lunch, D. Tompkins, K. Theines, J. Kennedy, B. Ducker, L. Anderson, M. B. McKenzie, E. Johnson, B. Barton, J. Sicklew. EXCHANGE Third row. Sullivan, D. Vizard. First Row Left to Right: Rose Schlaich, Greg Moss, Lois Dietz, i)avid Oberle, Satoko Nunotani. Back Row Left to Right: Satoko Nunotani, Pam Sullivan, Loraine Anderson. Second Row STUDENTS Left to Right: Lois Jones, Rose Schlaich, Judy Hunt. Front Row: Bill von Haehling. YEARBOOK STAFF First row Left to right: Deb Fryers, Editor; Mr. Jones, Advisor; Dawn Mathews, Asst. Editor; Kathy Fowler; Oza Weils, Business Man. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 60 First row left to right: B. Woren, D. Kreuger, B. McKenzie, G. Moss, K. Gryzb, Mr. Ewing (Advisor), P. Sullivan. 2nd row L. Dietz, C. Rader, B. Ducker, C. Sweet, A. Sommerville, D. Fairfeild, J. Bacon, L. Jones, J. Hum, L. Andreson. 3rd. Row; B. Petiprin, R. Gotham. G. Haas, B. Collins, S. Stumpf, D. Freeland, P. Beard, R. Beard. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First Row Left to Right: Mr. Ackerman (advisor) J. Sickler, L. Dietz, C. Duncan, C. Hormel, Mrs. Beebe, Advisor, 2nd Row: P. Sickler, J. Garnsey, D. Mathews, K. Grzyb, E. Smith, L Dost, J. Hunt, V. Robinson, S. McMullen, M. Garnsey, M. Louks, R. Newmarch, J. Bacon, C. Sciegel, 3rd. Row: D. Kries, C. Rader, G. Haas, D. Oberle, R. Peterson, D. Freeland, S. Lutz, G. Anderson, D. Rau, B. Collins, L. Freeland, B. Barton, J. Easlick. FUTURE NURSES CLUB it Row Left to B ht: C. DuRussell, Mrs. Gohs (Advisory, Hunt, L. McNeil, K. Fowler,D. Kennedy. C. Steele, 2nd. aw N. McSkulm, L. Con aw i y, O. Wells. P. Sullivan, D. airfield, J. Wright, L. Keipinger, R. NewMarch. K. Emerson, Colosky, C. Watson. C. Will. 3rd. Row: L. Goodell, E. alrymple, R. Weiler, D. Mathews, R. lhrke, C. Newmarch, . Allen. V. Robinson, C. Hormel, S. McMullen, M. Taylor, K. Carpenter, B. Johnson, 4th. Row: P. Johnson, M. TerBush, C. Will, B. Frenzel, K. Osowski, M. Strauel, L. Dc� t, K. Schafer, J. Conaway, G. Germain. J. Wilsie, S. Fairfield, C. Marlow. 5th. Row: D. Kowalski, P. Turner, D. Thompson, P. Wright, J. Binder, J. Robinson, M. Sciegel, P. Stuart, S. Wells, R. Meeker, P. Wright. 6l - s FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First Row Left to Right: K. Gryzb. C. Will, L. Goodell, D. Fairfield, C. Duncan C. sweet, N. McSkulin, R. Weiler, Mrs. Gohs (Sponcen. Second Row: K. Fowler, O. Wells, R. Ihrke, B. Colosky, K. Emerson. C. DuRussell, R. Newmarch, B. Audinet, K. Deitz, C. Watson, M. Taylor, M. Kruger, E. Dalrymple, Third Row: C. Will, P. Johnson, M. Ter Bush, K. Trojan, C. Flanigan, C. Sciegel, V. Baber, J. Dennis, D. Blackmer, L. Ouillette, B. Blackmer, P. Sickler, Fourth Row: L. Cox, J. Lockhart, B. Easlick, S. Proctor, S. Johnson, D. Haslacker, N. Maciag, N. Sciegel, S. Baber, S. Fulton, L. Sherman, V. Seabright. r TV! r 4$ J; r'j i j i K 7 J FUTURE FARMERS First row. V. Chapin, L. Hiiter, G. Haas, T, Rowbotham, B. Cobb, D. Stratton, Mr. Graham (advisor). Second row. L. Gotwalt, R. Johnson, J. Kowalski, W. Brown, L. Weiler, R. Harmon, D. Phelps, W. Blackmer, G. Dost, C. Lockhart, A. Brad. Third row. D. Haver, C. Palmerton, J. Wall, J. Long, M. Long, R. Beach, B. Sherwood, R. Walker, E. Bailey, B. Manwell, B. Ladd, F. Kapa. Fourth Row: K. TerBush, G. Blackmer, R. Lumley, G. Marrietta, T. Walker, R. Warren, M. Lompkins, J. Wallace, P. Lynch, L. Meeker, T. Sugden, M. Steele, D. Bodeis, B. Neiman 62 T3t. Bfow Left to Kight: K. Beard, D. Oberle, A. Fox, H. Gabo s, Mr. Bremer (Advisor) 2nd. Row: D. Thompson, T. yitz, B. Cobb, P. Beard, C. Zorn, L. Kaatz, D. Freeland, M. Eremic, B. Collins, F. Johnson, B. Petiprin. First row left to right: Mrs. Beebe (Advisor), B. Manwell, K. Fowler, O. Wells, K. Allen, L. Jones, V. Robinson, Mrs. Lwing (Advisor), 2nd. Row: G. McMullen, D. Uhl, S. McMullen, G. Clark, P. Allen, K. Deitz, G. Johnson, C. Sommerville. E. Wall, L. Clark, 3rd. Row: D. Tompkins, R. Gilmore, M. Eremic, J. Wall, B. Manwell, A. Sommerville, V. Clark, P. Rich, J. Sommerville, P. Brown. 63 VARSITY CLUB 1st. How Left to Right: B. Harris, D. Oberle, Mr. Kolston (Advisor), G. Maiers, R. Gotham, A. Fox, D. Krueger, Mr. Jackson,.(Advisor), P. Beard, 2nd. How, D. Donath D. Plain, D, Lutz, R. Beard, K. Harris, J. Emerson. T. Dryadale, T. Fritz, B. Cobb, B. Petiprin,F. Bailey, 3rd. Row: B. Sugden, R. Donath, J. Garner, R. Brown, R. TerBush, R. Plain, C, Kreuger, R. Walker, B. Sherwood, D. Brown, R. Beach. JOURNALISM CLUB 1st. Row Left to Right: Harry Gabolis, Editor, M. Garnsey, D. Oberle, L. Robinson, 2nd. Row: A. Srumpf, B. Goodwin, R. Beard, J. Sickler, 3rd. Row: S. Tompkins, J. Lamiman, C. Zorn, D. Kreuger, B. Woern, Mr. Warren, Advisor. ART CLUB F irst row. Mr. Murphy (advisor), L. Anderson, J. Hunt, G. Moss, P. Sullivan, L. Freeland, Second row. J. Kontak, D. Fairfield, R. Ihrke, V. Chapin, A. Bradd, C. Zorn, J. F aslick, J. Sickler, E. Smith, M. Garnsey. m JUNIOR BAM) 1st. How Left to Right: P. Lynch, D. Haver, P. Plane, J. Wilsie, M. Carnsey, E. Seelye, S. Fairfield, K. Schafer, B. Manwell, S. Makkowski, B. Shepard, 2nd Row: S. Kontak, P. Robinson, S. Beebe, L. Zapfe, M. Strauel, G. Stephens, S. Oliver. M. Hopp, P. Wright, N. Steele, R. TerBush, J. Arnold, R. Currell, D. Freeland, K. Blair. 3rd. Row: T. Germain, S. Proctor, M. Vralentine, J. Spencer, C. Beach, V. Maharg, B. Grinell, L. Freeland, J. Somerville, P. Allen, D. Tompkins, H. Grzyb, C. Wall, M. Blackmer, P. Lynch, Mr. Pliska, Director. CHORUS 1st. Row Left to Right: Mr. Pliska Director, R. Meeker, P. Wright, L. Sherman, J. Ford, N. Stuart, B. Seabright, 2nd Row; L. Goodell, 1... Cox, D. iiaslacker, V. Clark, S. Fulton, B. Easlick, L. Ouilette, 3rd. Row: J. Ouilette, C. Will, E. Dalrymple, P. Rich, D. Haskins, A. Sommerville, S. Audinet, J. Conaway. INTERMEDIATE BAND 1st. Row- Left to Right: D. Mitchel.G. Dost, K. Theines, P. Naugle, D. Tompkins, J. Goodwin, D. L.ong.C. Capa, 1. Lutz, M. Kowalski, J. Binder, M. Wallace, D. Hormel, J. Kennedy, 2nd. Row: B. Warren, M. Sherwood, K. Stratton, G. McMullen, C. Wilsie, B. Johnson, D. Uhl, S. Blonde, K. Lynch. R. Liskey. 3rd. Row; G. Chapin, B. Hunt, G. Johnson, D. Easlick, Mr. Pliska, Director, E. Wall, G. Otto,C. Sommerville, G. Johnson, G. Stout, R. VanSickle, P. Brown. 65 SENIOR BAND For the third straight year, the May ville Senior Band has won a 1st Division at the State Level. We would all like to take this opportunity to congratulate them on their performance, and for bringing recognition to our school on a state wide basis. The entire year was an excellent one, marked by successes in many areas. Below we have listed some of this year's accom- plishments, and hope by doing so, we have indicated in some way much of the hard work and talent that have gone into making this year a tremendous success. 1.Marched at ail home, and two away football games. 2. Produced the most spectacular halftime show, we have been told by newspaper men, ever seen in the northern Thumb. 3. Attended the University of Michigan Band Day. 4. Par- ticipated in the District Clinic Band, 5. Gave Christmas Concert. 6. Participated in Dis- trict Solo Ensemble festival, one of the three bands in the Thumb to do this. 7. Received straight l’s at the District band festival. 8. Participated in the State Solo Ensemble Fes- tival 9. Received a 1st Division at the State Band Festival. 10. Gave one of the best spring concerts in history. 11. Made a re- cording of Festival and Concert Music. 12. Performed at numerous school and commu- nity functions. 13. Marched in parades for various school and community functions. In our adulations about the senior band, we do not intend to slight the younger bands. We realize that these bands mart work just as hard as does the senior band if the band program is to continue successfully. First Row - J. Lamiman, P. Sickler, J. Welke, M. Zaradny, P. Gotham, D. Kreis, E. Smith, P. Sullivan. C. Hormel, F. June. D. Fairfeild, J. Hum. Second Row - B. York, S. McMullen, L. Steele. C. Rader, J. Kontack, L. Friday. D. Kennedy. L. Freeland, V. Robison. R. Roth, C. Marlow, J. MAJORETTES Front: J. Lamiman, P. Gotham, J. Hunt, D. Fairfield, A. Stumpf, P. Sullivan, G. Anderson, Drum Major. ■ Sickler, L. Heiter, B. Barton, L. McNeil, E. Hunter, M. Sullivan, L. Anderson, A. Stumpf, C. Zorn, S. Stumpf. Third Row - B. Frenzel, C. Will, M. Louks, K. Osowski, K. Allen, L. Smith, P. Turner, D. Bodeis, J. McMullen, C. Hough, J. Brown. H. Bader, J. Hunt, L. Gooddell, D. Kaatz, L. Jones, D. Freeland, C. Sweet,G. Anderson, B. Sugden, W. Brown, R. Peterson, M. Eremic, Fourth Row - R. Newmarch, R. Schlaich, S. Nunatoni, C. Newmarch, M. Tewksbury,C. Dosit T. Drysdale, A. Sommerville, V. Chapin, M. Lynch, Mr. Pliska (Director). STATE BAND FESTIVAL AT FLINT Linda Jackson First; B.S. Degree E.M.U. Helen Lynch Special Education B.S. Degree C.M.U. Evelyn Garner Third Grade; B.S. Degree; E.M.U. Donna Kilmer Kindergarten, First; Special Cert. C.M.U. Ada Harp Fifth, Sixth; Special Cert. E.M.U. Leah Somerville Kindergarten B. S. Degree; C. M.U. Ruth Moyer Fifth; B.S. Degree E.M.U. Kathleen TerBurgh Kindergarten No special certificate C.M.U. Margaret Iseler Fifth; B. S. Degree; C. M.U. t. Alma R. Sarles Second; B.S. Degree E.M.U. ANTHONY GOHS Elementary Principa Iva Bell Sixth; B. S. Degree C. M.U. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS AND PRINCIPAL Olive Aiken Fourth; B. S. Degree C. M.U. Betty E. Easton Second; B. S. Degree E.M.U., M.S., C. M.U. Mae Broomfield Third; B.S. Degree; E.M.U. Esther M. McKenzie Special Education; B.S. Degree; E.M.U. Marvel Blackmore Sixth; Bachelor of Arts W.M.U. 7X77 GRADE P. Audinet C. Aul J. Bodeis P. Baber R. Brown P. Byrd D. Campbell R. Capitan J. Carlisle C. Caughle S. Colling T. Conaway R. Coutcher K. Davison G. Denton R. Dietz S. Doerr J. Duncan P. Dusute M. English R. Eskelson R. Gackler K. Ferguson J. Garbacz . D. Goode 11 R. Harris K. Haskins R. Haslacker M. Haslett L. Hopp C. Hunter P. Ihrke C. Johnson D. Johnson G. Johnson D. Jones G. Kreis J. Krueger R. Lieber N. Eiskey K. Manwell B. Malloy S. Maharg C. McLellan M. McNiel E. Mead N. Merrill T. Middleton M. Miller E. Mitchell B. Muncy F. Osowski B. Sanford G. Sholes D. Snyder R. Steele C. Strasburg R. Sweet L. Tedford T. TerBush D. Thomas L. Tompkins T. Tompkins 70 B. Topham I). Torrey G. VanSickle R. VanVolkenburg K. Vat S. Warren D. Werner G. Werner R. Will R. York FIFTH GRADE G. Anderson F. Beach R. Blackmer S. Blackmer K. Bodies K. Brigham M. Chapin T. Colosky J. Crane J. Doerr F. Fackler J. Fowler E. Fox B. Frenzel L. Fryers L. Germain B. Haas S. Harris R. Heiter W. Hum G. Jackson R. Johnson B. Kilmer K. Langford J. Long J. Lynch P. Lynch G. Maguier M. Maguier M. Maier J. Malloy D. Manwell D. Manwell S. Manwell T. Manwell r ’ 1iTi, T. Marlow B. McGhee B. Mclnaliy S. Miller P. Muncy A. Nelson L. Otto 71 C. Plain M. Plain M. Proctor V. Rexin R. Riley M. Sanford J. Shafer B. Sebert T. Sholes S. Smith D. Steele G. Stoaerock M. Stover H. Stumpf K. Talsma L. Tewksbury G. Tomlinson B. Tompkins J. Tompkins S. Torpy D. Trojan W. Uhl D. Valentine R. Webster N. Wiley B. Wymore WURTH GRADE E. Audinet D. Bacchus D. Bodeis J. Brown B. Campbell S. Capitan D. Colosky 72 K. Conaway R. Coughel J. Dean R. DeMott J. Duncanson N. Easlick C. Esckelson V. Esckelson M. Forys T. Fowler K. Fox G. Friday J. Garbacz J. Garbacz J. Gohs E. Gotwalt L. Haskin C. Hulburt B. Ide G.Ihrke R. Jones L. Keipinger K. Kreis J. Leiher C. Marr L. Me Lane T. Mihora D. Mitchell R. Nangle A. Nelson D. Palmerton D. Palmerton S. Pratt G. Reeves C. Robinson C. Rowbotham B. Rumph E. Rumph M. Seabright F. Sholes B. Smith C. Smith J. Smith S. Smith M. Sowden S. Stokes B. Sullivan H. Taylor R. Taylor M. Tedford T. Teeple D. Tompkins P. Tompkins A. Lobdell R. Loney M. Lutz C. Weaver E. Werner E. Wiley R. Wixon J. Wright THIRD CRADE V. Almond M. Atherton P. Beach T. Blackmer R. Blackmer A. Blackwell L. Blonde N. Bode is D. Brown K. Bodeis D. Capitan J. Carr R. Caughel M. Chapin 73 M. Crane M. DeMott C. Dodd J. Doerr M. Dost H. Ferguson J. Ferguson G. Freeland J. Freeland M. Fox P. Germain B. Giddings C. Gotham B. Gotwalt D. Grzyb A. Harris M. Haskins M. Hobson J. Iseler K. Jackson S. Johnson D. Johnson R. Johnson K. Kilmer M. Langford D. Lieber K. Linder K. Liskey E. Lockhart K. Lucik B. Lynch J, Maguire S. Maguire J. Maharg D. Malkowski E. Mardlin D. McLane P. McLane J. McNeil M. McKeller P. Morrison D. Muncy A. Nelson J. Osowski L. Otto P. Petersen K. Penland D. Petiprin D. Pezo C. Plain C. Plain P. Proctor J. Proctor M. Raymond T. Raymond S. Reh R. Richardson S. Rilev K. Robinson S. Robinson V. Sacka K. Sanford L. Sebert 74 M. Seddon A. Seelye J. Shepherd J. Sholes M. Sholes D. Snyder R. Snyder D. Teeple C. TerBush K. TerBush J. Thienes M. Turner T. Valentine L. Valentine M. Valentine K. VanSickle P. Wellington S. Werner G. Wheaton L. Wheaton D. Wildey M. Wildey J. Uhl SECOND GRADE C. Audinet D. Bacchus J. Bader G. Barton K. Beebe T. Bell R. Berlin B. Blackmer M. Blackmer P. Blackmer C. Blonde C. Bowen T. Bradley S. Childs P. Colling P. Coutcher K. Crowl M. Duncanson L. Deitz D. Deitz D. Easlick S. Fox B. Frenzel J. Fulton C. Gohs R. Harp T. Harris N. Haver 75 D. Heller D. Herington R. Hilter S. Hobson D. Hool B. Hough A. Ide D. Irkhe D. Irkhe P. Janowski L. Keipinger D. Kreis M. La Bair M. Linger W. Lumley M. Maciag E. McGaffey A. McGee D. McMullen S. McMullem P. Mead S. Middleton O T. Mihora P. Miller K. Michell v R. Montague i 7 P. Osowski A. Ouilette H. Palmerton P. Pezo % D. Pickens B. Ratza B. Richardson v T. Rowbotham C. Rumph L. Sanford M. Scigel M. Sebert J. Seddon B. Sholes W. Spencer M. Stout R. Stout M. TerBush H. Thienes M. Thompkins J. Turner P. Valentine J. VanSickle A. Wallace T. Weigel J. Werner R. Werner P. Wheaton M. Wiley D. Will T. Woern L. Wright FIRST GRADE B. Anderson R. Arnold W. Antherton P. Audinet A. Blackwell B. Bodeis D. Bodeis B. Brown K. Boyce R. Buhl C. Chapin D. Childs P. Collins J. Colosky V. Crowl C. Davis J. Davis T. Demott B. Dennis R. Denni6 L. Diegel D. Donnelly P. Donnelly H. Dost M. Gohs M. Gorwalt T. Harris C. Haslacker R. Hollenbeck D. Hopp C. Hunter D. Irvine D. Kilmer G. Kitchen W. Krueger E. LaBair A. Lieber T. Loney J. Luther N. Lutz B. McLane C.McLane C. McLellan S. McMullen D. McNally A. Mead R. Merril J. Middleton V. Middleton C. Montague M. Morrison L. Muncy A. Nelson L. Piehl G. Proctor S. Raymond T. Reh M. Riley R. Ringle C, Robinson J. Rumph M. Saries S. Seddon 77 B. A. Scott G. Sholes R. Sholes C. Smith K. Snyder R. Stout D. Sugden S. Taylor J. Teeple D. Tomlinson M. Tompkins S. Tompkins L. Torrey B. Turner K. Valentine J. Van Volkenburg A. Wallace J. Warren KINDERGARTEN D. Baber K. Bacchus R. Bell A. Berlin A. Blackwell K. Bodies M. Bowen C. Chapin S. Clifton C. Crane L. Crane J. Davi6 L. Davis L. Davis J. DeMott R. Dennis J. Diegel P. Doench M. Dost J. Fackler R. Fergusen T. Friday R. Fulton K. Gohs D. Goodell W. Harmon R. Herp J. Harris K. Hascall R. Hascall K. Haslett T. Heckmen B. Herd iff J. Herington D. Hool 78 P. Houghton D. Hubbert D. Ide S. Irhke J. Irwin B. Iseler J. Johnson E. Keipenger D. Kelch B. Kontak K. Leach L. Lewicki S. McGaffey D. McKellar 0 n � - r i i'.ViV % 1 y 0 JL ‘ IP? .� •• PC .tii 0 f J. Mead D. Middleton J. Montague J. Muncy L. Myers J. Pickens D. Polishuk T. Proctor D. Ratza B. Raymond J. Raymond M. Richardson W. Robinson S. Rowbotham C. Sanford M. Sarles R. Sarles S. Seddon W. Seelye C. Shaw J. Smith M. Snyder B. Stacy M. Stacy T. Stout V. Stout L. Stover R. Raylor L. TerBush T. Thornton C. Tonpkins D. Turner R. Uhl J. VanSickle C. Weaver K. Werner P. Wheaton L. White C. Woern L. Zaradny 4 C. Bean J. Callahan M. Craig R. Cunningham C. Davis D. Ewing T. Hutchinson A. Jobson C. Jobson N. Kibby D. Klinesmith J. Lockhart B. Mardlin L. Marietta L. Randall R. Randall T. Randall D. Shannon S. Sherman R. Summerfield D. TerBush D. Von Valkenburg C. Wheaton D. Wheaton S. Wheaton L. Wellington R. Yoe TYPE A ROOM SPECIAL EDUCATION One of the primary aims of Special Education is to help the child react as a growing child to situations both in and out of school and to establish habits and attitudes that will continue to operate as life goes on. It is important to discover the specific capacities of each child and to help him develop them to the high- est possible level. We plan to provide tasks and activities which will give the child a sense of security, a sense of belongingness, and a sense of being adequate in a classroom situation. 80 c A ■■■' rO U K ■■ • o, £■“r t ■- ;:-c- “ ■■ ■• •■: -r ?: s-v. ,-j - - -