Orchard View High School - Imprint Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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Mr, Pqlanyi 1 A 000 4 ' ff L Vv HHQ WAQQ Hxymmmmewwmwm X eeaeli ageing 'sf' .H WWMQLQWK xi t ffk isefreg , 1 ,, Wig? Zw-'ll' sf- Q. , -',, .Q fr , ' ,, : ' I' k'h' 3 12 If I ,3i'?. ' r'! 1-2 41T51. 'bfTFls x in . 'f . V 'xx t - -'liar-'i 3 T154 ff xt.. -1 y-,. 1 .1 Q on W 4 Q Q 1. as Wglsbffffsw The Orchard View school district is headed for a period of adjustment. The assistant superintendant and the high school principal are retiring after 19 and 23 years, respectively. John Polanyi, 55, assistant superintendant since the Jolman District annexed to Orchard View in 1963, said he believes 31 years is long enough to be in a profession. Prior to the annexation, he worked in the Jolman District for 12 years, working his way up from teacher to principal to superintendent. Gerald Sielski, also 55, and the only principal of Orchard View High School, echoed Mr. Polanyi's conviction. VAfter 325 years in this profession, I think it's time we let someone else have a chance,V said Sielski. To that someone else, Richard Brothers, and to 1 0 4 Ng , l 5' 5 j vi V 'QQQLJ , 21 Z, f NN ALP O the successor of Mr. Polanyi, we wish good luck. To Mr. Sielski and Mr. Polanyi, we say thank-you and congratulations on two jobs well done. ty! Mr. Sielski X5

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Q Dale its time to help yourself. 3 We helped you this far. You are Q a wonderful son. You keep us all . laughing! Q Dale Greiner, f S! 5 we love you a lot, U j Mom 5 Dad 'sl Chris McCarty , Thank you for being a good and S floving son, you have given us much 3 ijgy and pride. Be happy and hold fastg f'to your morals, dreams and ambitions. Q Keep God near and walk forward into f'your manhood and seek your life... 3 E Uur love is with you always. S f Mom and Dad W 0 Sue Glotzbach M 9 A special daughter, there is no 5 y' doubt. Thoughtful to others, is 5 what you are all about. We wish ' Q' happiness for you always, and f God's blessings throughout your S 5 life. Dad and Mother Glotzbach 3 2 Laura Kevern, 5 ,Q We're proud of your accomplish- W S ments in grades and in the saddle. , E Your goals in life are not chosen 5 Q by anyone but you, and judging by E Q your ambition, life will not pass Q y by. God bless and keep you. Q 5 Your loving family E Q 3Rebecca Roundhouse Q Good luck in your Senior Year. This E gis a very important time of your life. Q QWP also hope you follow through with Q Qyour plans to travel to Europe. we llove you and always wish you happiness.a we QLove your Mother and Father S 3 Gail Estler K.-, we have tried to prepare you for a we anew life. Live up to your own rules. 4:-. Len Johnson, we are very proud of how well you have handled yourself through we your school years. we hope you 5 will continue to do the same now . that you have graduated! You E know we think you're a terrific 3 kid! 4 Love Mom Who? 5 Dad who? ' Dear Charlie-tuna, 3 In our book you rate 51. We S can't remember the last time we S became so fond of a red-head. M Never lose that great person- S ality you have-it makes all the 5 other nfishn look like they are Q drowning! 5 Love Boss H1 and Boss 42 H semwmoe,A .4 W +Amemuw T Kathy Dowdy, We have tried to teach you right from wrong. Now it is time for you to go out on your own and live up to your own expectations. God be with you ' and remember, WE LUVE YOU!! 1 Mother, Father, Melonie Susan Ingleright z 'Congratulations. You are a flne student and good citizen. we are proud of you, Keep your faith. We love you, Mom and Dad 2 Jim Evans 9 .9 You are the most outstanding person you'll ever know, be your own competetor. Use your vast potential creatively. I love you Q Mom Annie Culver Thanks for eighteen years of . ' V ,god bedwgth you. Remember we love youvg pride and jog. Looking forward G Om an ad W to many more! we love you. L' ' Dad and Mom S ...ii za i