North Branch High School - Bronconian Yearbook (North Branch, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

North Branch High School North Branch, Michigan BRONCONIAN 1965 DEDICATION We, the 1964-65 Annual Staff fondly dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Robert E. Peet. We are deeply indebted to you for your time and efforts spent in workingwith us. Your kindness will always be remembered. Thank-you so much The Annual Staff With the passage of years you may look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance suddenly became light with the gleam of knowledge. To preserve a record of these moments and the countless other experiences of you and your classmates, this annual strives to capture the eyes and mind of the scholarship, the leadership, the activities, and the character of North Branch High School. TABLE OF CONTENTS f Administration and Faculty Football Basketball Organizations Underclassmen ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Mr. Leo Swoish, Trustee Board Principal, Mr. Jack Vincent Our administrators are very much like construction bosses. The administrators design the basic plan for the future; the teacher works out the details and the student begins to grow. Because the administrators realize the problems of the future, we grow here at N.B.H.S. Board of Education, superintendent, principal, together with the counselor and teachers help us to plan our future wisely. In the picture above is Mr. Donald Knox, Secretary of the Board of Education, Mr. Allen, Lake, Vice President, and Mr. Archie Maery, Treasurer. At the far left is pictured Mr. Carl McDowell, Trustee and Mr. George Baldwin, Trustee. The picture in the center is of Mr. Remy Curell, President. Education Superintendent, Mr. Douglas Eaton Mrs. Allen - Librarian Mrs. Veta Mills Home Economics Mr. Roger Harper - English Miss Mary Hutchinson - English Mrs. Nancy Butterfield Languages Miss Joyce Johnson - Art Mr. Thomas Haln Mathematics Senior High Counselor Mr. Ed Krepps Mr. Clarence Straus-Science Mrs. Karen Schuneman English Mr. Edward Bogar Commerce Business Education Mrs. Marian Gibbard- Gym Mr. John Brown-World History and Speech Mr. Wayne Smith Assistant Band Director and Chorus Miss Beverly Beckham Home Economics Our Guests Ans Tankink arrived from Haaksbergen, Holland, August 1964 to begin her life as an American student at North Branch High School. She came to make her home for one year with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Misener, her American parents. Her American sister, Sue Misener, is a junior at N.B.H.S. Ans is a vivacious, fun-loving girl with many friends. The student body showed their approval of Ans by choosing her as Home- coming Queen. She is a 5’6 brunette with brown eyes. Her hobbies are reading, swimming, dancing, and listening to classics. She is a member of the Student Council, treasurer of Future Nurses, and had a part in the senior play. Her future plans include furthering her education and traveling. After two years Ans plans to return to the United States. We hope that she will. Marina Altman, our second exchange student, is from Montivideo, Uruguay. She arrived late in October to spend her senior year with her new family, theMaberys. Her American sister, Carolyn, is also a senior. Marina has a friendly, outgoing person- ality and a warm smile to go with it. She is a 5'4 brunette with blue eyes. Her hobbies consist of swimming, folk dancing, decla- mation, sports, and knitting. She is a member of the Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Student Council, 4-H Club, and was in the Homecoming Court. Marina wants to become a doctor of medicine when she returns to Uruguay. We will always remember our first for- eign exchange students with fond memories and extend best wishes for their future. 12 The hush of an empty theater . anguish of rehearsals . . . casting . grease paint . . . lighting . . . desig and redesigning of sets . . ■ watching sea of faces over the footlights on 0{ ing night . . . and another play is b The members of the Drama Club 1 experienced a successful year as presented THE HAPPY TIME. working watching waiting 13 14 Sherryann Beckman Sherry” Sandra Burnette Sandy Marie Bowman Garry Butler Sharon Chambers ’’Sherry 15 Gary Collins James Jankowski Jim Paul Kohler Patrick Jones Pat Henry Hyde Hank Glenn Jamison Susan Johnson Sue 22 23 Phyllis Olson James Rogers Jim” Van Salmond Sharon Rozanski Patricia Robison Pat Candice Ryder Candy” Gwendolyn Sanborn Gwen” Joan Stanton Robert Svoboda -Bob” Ans Tank Ink Linda Swadling Paul Snoblen Linda Sutherland North Branch 6 Marlette 0 North Branch 25 C arrollton 0 North Branch 6 Birch Run 7 North Branch 41 Harbor Beach 6 North Branch 26 Imlay City 13 North Branch 19 Millington 0 North Branch 7 Deckerville 7 North Branch 45 Chesaning 0 North Branch 25 Aurthur Hill T. 6 Saginaw Varsity Squad row: Mick Hogan, Gary Turner, Norm Edwards, Neil Sealey, Jack Walker, Brian Hagemeister, Gary Currell, Mark Sampson, Dennis Smith, Steve Moore. ROW 2: Coach Thering, Larry Lobstein, Lloyd Lake, John McNally, Larry Ball, Paul Kohler, Dale Rhode, Larry Curtis, Coach Lamiman, Coach Schuneman. ROW 3: Ronald McCory, Wayne DeGrow, Richard Rachow, Jim Robinet, Dan Byers, John Hogan, Dan Dziduch, Glenn Jamison. Co-Captains Brian Hagemeister All-Conference Offensive Guard Jack Walker All-Conference Offensive Tackle 30 Dennis smitn Aii-comerence Offense Halfback Neil Sealey All-Conference Offensive Fullback Glenn Jamison All-Conference Defensive Linebacker Paul Kohler Honorable Mention Guard Lloyd Lake Tackle Gary Turner Halfback Wayne DeGrow All-Conferen Defensive End SENIORS WHO HELPED WIN TROPHY -Jt Dan Byers All-Conference Defensive Tackle Our broadcast booth was a busy place on Friday nights. Night Chosen Most Valuable players in f64 were Brian Hagemeister and Jack Walker, here receiving the trophy with their coach Mr. Thering. Deckerville in a real battle. After the game the players and their fathers enjoyed refreshments with the coaches in the high shcool Interference paves the way for a long gainer. For the first time in 10 years the North Branch football team brought home the Conference Championship. Our Happy Coaches Leonard Schuneman, Joe The ring, and Dwayne Lamiman after a conference championship. Enough for a first down. 34 Junior Varsity Front row: E. Boyle, B. Sharp, R. Johnson, D. Ball, R. Hutchinson, D. Boughan, G. Bennett, A. Peet, J. Henne, D. Castle, J. Bogar, ROW 2: Coach Hain, M. Patrick, L. Boyle, L. Mowatt, A Pederson, D. King, B. Hack, J. Kuzma, D. Hunt, J. Vaulter, J. Fricke, L. Currell, L. Hallock, D. Beam, L. Mathews, Coach Bogar, ROW 3: C. Reynolds, T. Fitch, F. Griswold, D. Jamison, D. Costello, G. Elder, T. O'Dell, D. Monroe, L. Elder, D. Morse, D. Lauwers, F. Baldwin. Marina Altmann Pat McDowell Beverly Turner Queen Ans Tankink Ellen Henne Kristie King Suzanne Orr HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT 36 Senior Courtcongratulates raidiant Queen Ans. A kiss for Queen Ans from Co-captains, Brian Hagemeister and Jack Walker. Tense moment when unknown Queen is crowned. DUTCHGIRL CROWNED QUEEN October 16, 1964 was a memorable date as Ans Tankink, our exchange student from Holland, was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her Senior Court Consisted of Marina Altmann, Pat McDowell, and Ellen Henne. The Junior float, Dial V for Victory won first prize. Effort - imagination - a desire to create go into the making of a class float. Working together, an object of beauty is entered in the Homecoming Parade. The second prize float, a huge trumpet, was built by the Senior Class. Record a Victory was the theme of the beautiful Sophomore float which won 3rd prize. North Branch Men’s Club supportes school activities this time by presenting the Victory Bell. New bleachers in the gym was another of their projects. The Victory Bell, Presented to NBHS by the Men’s Athletic Club, was first used at our homecoming game with Imlay City, when it rang up a victory of 26-13. Tense moments before the Queen’s Assembly when queen candidates talk with senior class President, Dennis Smith. Cheerleaders ride in parade with Victory Bell. At Queen’s Assembly, candidates Pat McDowell and Ans Tankink nervously await their turn while Ellen Henne speaks. Marching Band in N formation. BRONCO MARCHING BAND Band officers: Left to Right: Mr. Sutton, Cheryl Costello, Secretary-Treasurer; Carolyn Mabery, President; Ruth Miles, Vice-President; Mr. Smith. 40 Marching Band Majorettes BASKETBALL 1964-’65 41 Kneeling: Dennis Smith, Mike Campbell, Tom Frampton, Glenn Jamison, Paul Kolher. Standing: Coach Duane Lamiman, Richard Rachow, Terry Ostrander, Leo Mietz, Jim Bard, Van Salmond VARSITY SCORES North Branch 69 Kingston 73 North Branch 59 Oxford 73 North Branch 55 Deckerville 71 North Branch 70 Marlette 82 North Branch 63 Millington 72 North Branch 55 Imlay City 66 North Branch 93 Kingston 109 North Branch 78 Harbor Beach 76 North Branch 59 Deckerville 60 North Branch 71 Romeo 97 North Branch 91 Almont 73 North Branch 85 Millington 77 North Branch 71 Imlay City 67 North Branch 83 Oxford 74 North Branch 60 Harbor Beach 75 Our coacn, win or lose. The Broncos had their share of troubles during the first of the season, but managed to knock off number one Harbor Beach, and then to win 4 straight out of their last 5 games. At the left see Wayne DeGrow attempting one of his fine shotsl Broncos in Action against Deckerville Surprised Glen? VARSITY ACTION Tom Frampton captain of squad lays one in. 46 J.V.’s The Junior Varsity sees action In game with Deckervllle. We slaughtered them, 78-671 4 SSL JUNIOR VARSITY N.B. 72 Kingston 58 N.B. 57 Oxford 38 N.B. 49 Deckerville 52 N.B. 70 Marlette 53 N. B. 66 Millington 29 N.B. 70 Imlay City 58 N.B. 88 Kingston 64 N.B. 77 Harbor Beach 61 N.B. 78 Deckerville 67 N.B. 54 Romeo 64 N.B. 46 Almont 51 N.B. 74 Millington 52 N.B. 55 Imlay City 40 N.B. 71 Oxford 32 FRESHMEN N.B. 20 Lakeville 37 N.B. 41 Kingston 33 N.B. 3£ Lapeer 42 N.B. 62 Birch Run 36 n.b. 41 Lakeville 70 n.b. 88 Oxford 45 n.b. 28 Lapeer 43 N.B. 47 Capac 69 n.b. 49 Oxford 40 n.b. 27 Capac 36 n.b. 57 Kingston 60 First Row: John Mclnally, David Castle, Norm Dziduck, Don McLaughlin, DougLauwers, Edwards, Bill Haack, Dave King, L. C. Curtis. Francis Baldwin, Tom Snoblin, Bob Lange. Second Row: Coach Bush, Larry Hallock, Dan First Row: Gene Peplinski, Dean Chase, Dave Smith, Joe Henne, Alan Peet, Coach Hain, Dale Jamison, Jerry Frlcke, Tom O'Dell, Larry Curell, Al Haack. VARSITY SQUAD: Lynn Dice, Carolyn Mabery, Jo Krepps-Captain, Ellen Henne, and Ruth Miles Varsity Cheerleaders take a break at halftime. CHEER-CHEER- For Old North Branch High! J. V. SQUAD Sara Hallock Diana Robinet Kathy Bodmer Doris Sillers Carolyn Rankine Captain Linda Turner - Alternate J.V. 49 ORGANIZATIONS Duties and responsibilities are many for this group. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Seated are L.C. Curtis treasurer, Carol Ritter, Secretary, Brian Hagemeister, President, David Mitchell, Vice President. Ans Tangking, Marina Altmann, Karen Bertee, Karen Gallagher, Mary Mitchell, RuthSwoish,Colette Worgess, and Dennis Smith are in the second row. Back row are Paul Kohler, Mr. Bush, Sponsor, Richard Pollard, Tom Snoblen, Joe Henne, Joe Scrimger, Dale Rhode, and Mr. Brown, Sponsor. THE LIBRARY CLUB. In the front row are Karal Haubrich, Nancy McVean, Ellen Hunt, Barbara Smith, Beth Lowe, Sherryanne Beckman, Sandra Gormley, Brenda Ross. Back row; Mrs. Allen, Sponsor, Glenn Jamison, Jim Gormley, Tom Frampton, and Gregg Stebbins. THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. Tom DeGrow, Don Strauel, Scott Ward, and Mr. Straus, Sponsor. In its second year, the photography club were on the spot taking pictures at important events. THE VARSITY CLUB. The front row: Richard Rachow, Brian Hagemeister, Mr. Thering, Jack Walker, Glenn Jamison. Second row: L.C. Curtis, Larry Ball, Neil Sealey, Danny Dziduch, John Hogan, Scott Ward. Third row: Norman Edwards, Dale Williams, Paul Kohler, Dennis Smith, George Robinet, Jim Bard, Dale Rhode. Fourth row: Mark Sampson, A1 Lockwood, Stan Lewiski, Tom Frampton, Wayne DeGrow, Cass Reynolds. Fifth row: Larry Lobstein, Mike Griswold, Pat Jones, John Mclnally, Ron McCrory, Gary Turner. Varsity at study! Home Ec. girls prepare a party. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. Seated: Cheryl Nellenbach, Mary Hanna, Pat Stoneburg, Charlene Forys, Jo Sanborn, Susan Hagemeister, Diane Martin. Standing: Marie Gudzikowski, Darlene Anderson, Linda Turner, Lynn Heussner, Nancy Stoneburg, Burnice Johnson, Carol Robinet, Ruth Swoish, Nancy Watz, Cindy Echols, Sharon Gates, Colette Worgess, Louise Sari, Sharon Ludington, Nancy Hauxwell, Betty Gwinn, Barbara Gallagher, Laurene Oliver, Pat Marlow, Carolyn McLaughlin, Joan Currell, Susan Senko, Paulette Watz, Mrs. Mills. Pres. Cheryl Nellenbach Vice-pres. Mary Hanna Sec. Pat St one burgh Treas, Charlene Forys 51 THE JOURNALISM CLUB. Standing are: Candice Ryder, and Sherryann Beckman, co-editors Mr. Boear Susan°Johnson °UVe FOrd- Seated at 1116 typewrlters are Pat Jones, Kar’al Haubrich; The Business Department deals in Service. Here is one of our service groups-Teacher’s secretaries. They are: (Seated:) Sherry Smith, Kris King, A1 Lockwood, Mary Hanna, Ellen Henne, Linda Swadling, and Karen Bertee. Standing, are: Jim Hebberd, Alvin Wilson, Margaret Ritter, Linda Fox, Brian Hagemeister, Tim Morgan, Patricia McDowell, and Ruth Miles. 52 NOTICE THE CHANCE AT CHRISTMAS TIME THE YEARBOOK STAFF. From left to right: Mary Margaret Butterfield, co-editor; Susan Johnson, Scott Ward, Neil Sealey, Ellen Henne, Jo Alice Krepps, Wayne DeGrow, Brian Hagemeister, Mrs. Bugg, Sponsor, Karen Bertee, Editor. Many phases of shcool are made brighter and work made lighter because of these groups. Mr. Krepps says he never would get his work done without the assistant of these girls. They were his secretaries during the six hours of the day. They are: Sharon Rozanski, Rose Marie Wilder, Lynn Dice, Jo Krepps, Judy Gormley, and Candy Ryder. Four members of the Yearbook Staff at work. Front Row: Susie Graham, Mary M. Butterfield, Linda Sutherland, Carolyn Rankin, Janie Pittman, Melissa Orr, Second Row: Janie Hack, Gerry Sieh, Shirley Smith, Cindy Hare, Colette Worgess, Larry Hallock, Susie Orr, Karen Young, Susie Orr. Third Row: Susie Senko, Bonnie Fike, Rose Mary Wilder, Joan Currell, Ruth Miles, Donna Sutherland, Jim Gardner, Jim Gormley, Melvin Patrick, Larry Currell, Diane Snoblen, Mary Jane Bartholomy. Fourth Row: Geoff Shaw, Brian Gormley, Jim Bindon, Jeff Miles, Francis Baldwin, Clare June, Alan Hacck, Barb Gallagher. NOR TH BRANCH The North Branch Senior High Band busily filled every day of its 1964-65 season with much hard work. After marching season the band settled right down to prepare an excellent Christmas Concert and learn three pieces of music, measure by measure, and note by note, for District Contest. As is so every year, the band pointed their talents at State Contest with more enthusiasm and desire than ever. 54 First Row: Melissa Orr, Virginia Tobias, Ruth Swoish, Susie Harper, Sarah Hallock. Second Row: Karen Young, Susie Orr, Paul Kohler, Jim Hebbard, Kathy Kelch, Judy Kreger, Linda Fox, Third Row: Mary Jane Bartholomy, Donna Hebbard, Jo Sanborn, Ardie Harper, Tom Frampton, Cheryl Costello, Carolyn Mabery, Sherry Smith, Cindy Echols, Karen Gallagher. Fourth Row: Linda Swadling, Larry Ball, Henry Hyde, Dan Hauxwell, Greg Peplinski, Gary Currell, Bill Haack, Eugene Peplinski, Bruce Gormley. Back Row: Barb Gallagher, Don McLaughlin, Garry Butler, Don Ball, Mr. Gary Sutton. CONCERT BAND Each year brings more projects and more rewards for each and every band stu- dent. This year brought the New York World's Fair for every student and a trip to Europe for one individual student,Miss Sherry Smith. 55 Majorette Corps. These girls certainly Caldwell, Pat McDowell-Head Majorette, Nancy brighten up the band department. From left Forys, Brenda Ross, Barb Smith, to right: Sue Oxyer, Carolyn McLaughlin, Marsha Miss Sherry Smith Band brought a marvelous reward to Sherry Smith. She was chosen to partici- pate in the All Student Band U. S. A. which tours Europe in June 1965. Have a wonderful time Sherryl First Place Solo Ensemble Winners. Front Row: Jim Gardner-Cornet Solo, Larry Hallock, Colette Worgess, Doris Sillers, and Susie Orr-French Horn Quartet, Linda Fox-Saxophone Solo. Second Row: Mr. Sutton, Carolyn Mabery-Bass Clarinet Solo, Sherry Smith-Bass Clarinet Solo, Mr. Smith. Award Winners Second Place Solo Ensemble Winners. Front Row: Janie Pittman-Flute Solo, Linda Sutherland- Flute Solo, Mary M. Butterfield and Janie Hack-Clarinet Duet, Shirley Smith-Clarinet Solo, Sue Graham-Clarinet Solo. Second Row: Mr. Sutton, Susie Harper- Oboe Solo, Cheryl Costello-Bass Clarinet Solo, Carol Ritter-Alto Clarinet Solo, M r. Smith. Senior High Chorus: 1st row 1. to r: Donna Mathews, Sally Pederson, Debbie Lewis, Nancy Ketchum, Viola Oberlee, Melody Smith, Nancy Smith, Betty Lamphire, Helen Street, Nancy Butterfield, Sandra Johnson, Mr. Smith; 2nd row: Patricia Marlow, Laurene Oliver, Marianne LaValley, Doris Vollweiler, Ruth Ann Harrison, Pat Nellenbach, Van Salmond, Marie Gudzikowski, Janet Linder, Nancy Bruman, Nancy Hauxwell, Margaret Benson, Betty Ann Hack. Practice, practice, practice, and more practice makes for perfection in the melodic harmony of the Senior Choir. The Choral Christmas Concert, characterized by Jittery, stomachs, weak knees, and voices in perfect harmony. Seated: Carol Ben- nett, Elizabeth Cichoracki, Nancy Ketchum, Linda Fox Gay Hunt, Mary Ganshew, Anna Schank, Carolyn Rankin, Linda Suth- erland, Marina Altman. Standing: Nancy Butterfield, Ellen Hunt, Helen Ganshew, Cheryl Costello, Treasurer Carol Ritter, Vice President; Ellen Henne, President; Doris Sillers, Sus- anne Orr, Carolyn M a b e r y, Secretary; Karen B e r t e e, Re- porter; Daryl Hunt, Dennis Martz, Bob Johnson. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Seated: Barb Smith, Doris Vollweiler, Shirley King, Mary Horecki, Program Chairman Beth Lowe, President JoKrepps, Vice President, Ans Tank ink, Treasurer Yvonne Rappuhn, Jane Soldan, Cindy Hare. Standing: Mrs. Schuneman, Sponsor Marina Altman, Melissa Orr, Vir- ginia Tobias, Cheryl Patrick, Rosemary Swadling, Marsha Caldwell, Diane Hicks, Melodie Smith, Karen Ford, Karen Young, Ellen Matthews, Olive Ford. 58 FUTURE NURSES CLUB National Honor Society %a Front Row: Mr. Floyd Holland. Beth Lowe-Secretary, Linda Sutherland-Treasurer, Mary M. Butterfield-Vice-President, Dennis Smith-Vice-President, Tom Frampton-President, Mr. John Hunter. Second Row: Paul Kohler, Jim Robinet, Jim Gardner, Randy Fike, Wayne DeGrow, Sharon Rozanski, Carol Kohler, Linda Fox, Ruth Miles, Sherryann Beckman, Richard Pollard, John Mclnally, Gary Turner. Third Row: Brian Hagemelster, Cass Reynolds, Alvin Kreiner, Richard Rachow, Glenn Jamison, Carol Ritter, Candy Ryder, Bob Brace, Diane Snoblen, Karen Bertee, Carolyn Mabery, Janie Hack, Jim Gormley. Absent - Jo Krepps, Bonnie Fike. F.F.A. Front Row: Paul Snoblen, L. C. Curtis, Dale Rhode, Bob Brace, Wayne Rhode, David Hardenburgh, Alvin Kreiner. Second Row: Stan Prusinski, Dennis Kreiner, Sandy Carlisle, Ted Swadling, Claton Simpson, Charles Curell, Jim Ritter, David Lllley, Alan Herrick, R-Dell Howard. Third Row: Mr. Art Vasold, David Kreiner, Randy Carlisle, Fred Pasternak, DavidBoughan, Steve Simpson, Don Young, David Hunt, Tom Snoblen, Gary Bailey. Fourth Row: John Sharp, Ken Milbocker, Glenn Smith, David Castle, Joe Scrimger, Dennis Mietz, Doug Monroe, Bob Smoke, Terry Swoish, Jerry Judd, George Dhooghe, Harry Turner. UNDERCLASS ACTIVITIES Activities for Fun and Growth. Underclass activities are for fun and growth - academic physical-mental. We attempt to divide our time among all. Academic - in classroom study; physical and social at the Sadie Hawkins dance, enjoying hobbies, band, and cheerleading. These are the things from which fond memories are made. Sponsors for the Class of 164 were Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Bugg; (standing) Mr. Holland, Mr. Bush, Chief Sponsor, and Mr. Hunter. Senior class officers are always kept busy and this year they were: (seated) Sharon Rozanski, Vice Pres- ident, Candice Ryder, Secretary; and Mary Margaret Butterfield, Co-treasurer. Standing are Scott Ward, Co-Treasurer, and Dennis Smith, President. Junior class officers are: (seated) Marianne LaValley, Secretary, Cheryl Costello, Vice President, Donna Hebberd, Treasurer. Standing are Donald McLaughlin, Sargeant at Arms, and Richard Pollard, President. Sponsors for the junior class are: (seated) Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Mills. Standing are Mr. Straus, Chief Sponsor, Mr. Harper, and Mr. Bogar. 62 In the picture on the left are the sophomore class sponsors. Seated are Mr. Brown and Mrs. Schuneman. Standing are Mr. Potter, Chief Sponsor, Mr. Vasold, and Mr. Hain. Sponsors for the freshman class are Mr. Smith, Mrs. Kittridge, Mrs. Butterfield, Chief Sponsor, and Mr. Thering. 63 At right are shown the sophomore class officers for 1964-65. Seated are Sara Hallock, Vice-president, Diana Robinet, treasurer, Joe Scrimger, President. Standing; L.C. Curtis, secretary, Randy Fike, parliamentarian, John Mclnally,Sergeant-at-arms. Here are the executive officers of the freshman class. They are Jerry Fricke, Vice-president, Nancy Ketchum, secretary, Tom Snoblen, Presi- dent, Larry Curell, treasurer. Darlene Anderson Linda Arbough Donald Ball David Beam Margaret Benson Didn’t hear the alarm. James Bindon Donald Blumerich David Boughan Earl Boyle Ivan Bradley Nancy Butterfield Lorine Caldwell Robert Chambers Dean Chase Frank Choate Stan Cichoracki Greasing his car. Michel Cook David Costello Lionel Cryderman Joan Cur ell Larry Curell Elizabeth Curtis Frederick Curtis Cynthia Echols Larry Elder Roger Fike Gerald Fricke Barbara Gallagher Helen Ganschow Brian Gormley Bruce Gormley Marie Gudzikowski Betty Gwinn Alien Haack Betty Haack Gary Hagemeister Cindy Hare Ronald Harris Ruth Harrison Joseph Henne R’Dell Howard Gay Hunt Ronald Hutchinson Dallas Ivory Dale Jamison Kathy Kelch Nancy Ketchum Judy Kreger Gene Lay Janet Linder Randy Lindquist Regina Listwak Vicki McClelland Carolyn McLaughlin Patricia Marlow Donna Mathews Jeffery Miles Douglas Monroe Thomas O'Dell Laurene Oliver Melissa Orr Linda Osinski Melvin Patrick Sally Pederson Alan Peet Gregory Peplinski Kenneth Pollard Gary Ramseyer Carolyn Rankine Yvonne Rappuhn 65 James Ritter Carol Robinet Josephine Sanborn Katherine Schadt Anna Schank f ♦ Dennis Schlaud Linda Schultz Ronald Seaman Suzanne Senko William Shafer Fell asleep on the tractor. Helen Street Ruth Ann Swois Virginia Tobias Beverly Turner William Sharp Clayton Simpson Steven Simpson David Smith Thomas Snoblen Jane Soldan 66 Linda Turner Paulette Watz Jane Ann Watson James Williams Colette Worgess 4 Adele Armstrong Gary Bailey Francis Baldwin Mary Jane Bartholomy Carol Bennett Gary Bennett Phyllis Bertee Rickey Blumerich Kathy Bodmer Jean Brace J Fred Bruman Lewis Bruman Nancylee Bruman John Burnette Pam Butler Eugene Caldwell Class of Cooking up a storm. Marsha Caldwell Mike Campbell Knitting Barbara Carlisle David Castle Gerald Chambers Elizabeth Cichoracki Charles Curell L. C. Curtis William Dearing William DeVaney George Dhooghe Dorothy Dudley Norman Edwards Randy Fike Terrance Fitch Charlene Forys Steven Fricke Gary Geisenhaver Jack Geisenhaver Violet Genia James Goss Suzanne Graham Fred Griswold William Haack Larry Hallock Sara Hallock Kenneth Harris Rose Harrison Leonard Hauxwell Nancy Hauxwell Allen Herrick Leila Heussner Diane Hicks Richard Houck Daryl Hunt Robert Hurd Charles Hyde Bernice Johnson Robert Johnson Carolyn Jones Fred Jones Claire June Gary Kaake Clara Keyes Charles Keyes David King Shirley King Robert Kluaka Guy Koyle Janice Krake David Kreiner Dennis Kreiner Jerry Kuzma Robert Lange Douglas Lauwers Paula Lay David Lilley Faith Linder Robert Lindquist Sharon Ludington Ronald McCrory Richard McDowell John Mclnally Michael Margrif Diane Martin Dennis Martz Lee Matthews Dennis Mietz Met up with a bug. Kenneth Milbocker Linda Miles Missed Gary Miller the bus. Watching his favorite TV program. JoAnn Miller Mary Mitchell Valory Moore Gone visiting. Dwayne Morse Lynn Mowatt Joanne Nellenbach Patricia Nellenbach Suzanne Orr Mary Ostrander Sue Oxyer Cheryl Patrick Arthur Pederson Benedict Peplinski Jane Pittman Stanley Prusinski Maryann Ragatz Cass Reynolds Dale Rhode Diana Robinet James Robinet Gail Robison Melvin Roe Louise Sari Robert Schank Had a flat tire. Gary Schlaud Joseph Scrimger Deborah Seelye John Sharp Doris Sillers Ronald Simpson Glen Smith Melodie Smith Shirley Smith Diann Snoblen Patricia Stoneburgh Donna Sutherland .J Working at home? Rosemary Swadling Harry Turner Doris Vollweiler Joseph Ward Nancy Watz James Woiden Sue Woodrow Leslie Wright Donald Young Patricia Younger Getting her beauty rest. Dennis Anderson Roger Arbough Lawrence Bader Laurence Ball Jim Bard Gary Curell Linda Curell Thomas DeGrow Leslie Dziduch Gary Elder Karen Ford Nancy Forys Sanford Carlisle Jane Cheney Margaret Conway Cheryl Costello Class of Carol Bell Lowell Boyle Robert Brace Evan Bradley Randolph Carlisle ’66 Karen Gallahger James Gardner Sharon Gates Michael Griswold Anita Jo Gwinn Jane Hack Susan Hagemeister Ardis Harper Susan Harper Mary Harris Karol Haubrich Donna Hebberd Bonnie Hill John Hogan David Howland Lynn Heussner Phillip Hudson Studying American Government Gone Shopping. LeRoy Hunter Jo Ann James Sandra Johnson Jerry Judd Marsha Kalanquin Kristie King Carol Kohler Alvin Kreiner ! Betty Lamphier i Marianne LaValley Debra Lewis Robert Linder Larry Lobstein Sally Locklin Michael McDowell Donald McLaughlin Ellen Mathews Douglas Matheson Had to see about a Bill! James Mathews Leo Mietz Ruth Miles Susan Misener David Mitchell Timothy Morgan Terry Ostrander Fred Pasternak Eugene Peplinski Janet Patrick Richard Pollard Richard Rachow Donald Rappuhn Carol Ritter George Robinet Brenda Ross Harvey Rossman Mark Sampson John Schadt Gary Seaman Barbara Smith Catherine Smith Nancy Smith Cheryl Smith Robert Smoke Carol Stevens Geneva Stine Nancy Stoneburgh Donald Strauel Wanda Sutherland Oh where of where has Teddy gone? Theodore Swadling Terry Swoish Darlene Teets John Thompson Leslie Thompson Jeffrey Vauter Just stepped outl Pamela Walker Robert Wells Charles Whiting Diane Wolfgang Bruce Woodrow Karen Young ADVERTISERS Compliments of HALLOCK’S STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of GRINNELL'S RADIO and TV Sales and Service Phone 688-5324 North Branch rEMi™ Best Wishes IALLMAN AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Automotive-Industrial-Marine Phone 688-3050 North Branch SCRIMGER CHEVROLET-PONTIAC SALES ro me Phone 688-3300 Chevelle-Pontiac-Tempest Chevrolet-Trucks O K Used Cars and Trucks JW North Branch, Michigan Compliments of DR. G. T. O'DELL Veterinarian Service Phone 688-3220 North Branch, Michigan Congratulations CLASS of 65' m MR. AND MRS. FRED BALDWIN 74 Compliments of NORTH BRANCH FOOD LOCKERS North Branch, Michigan 688-3130 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. BERNIE KOHLER INSURANCE AGENCY J Phone 688-3400 North Branch. 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