Paw Paw High School - Wappaw Yearbook (Paw Paw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

WAPPAW 1962 FALL SPRING PAGES 3-32 PAGES 33-62 PAGES 63-90 Published By the Publications Class PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL Paw Paw, Michigan For fourteen years Coach Wayne Falan has been the driving force behind Paw Paw's entire athletic program. During this time he has produced outstanding records in football, track, basketball, and baseball; and has in large part been responsible for the ever improving facilities of our physical education curriculum. Unselfishly giving his time and effort in all sports. Coach Falan has been a constant source of inspiration to his athletes. Three of his former students are now area coaches, and hundreds of others have benefited from his direction. More than this, Coach Falan has won the sincere respect of the school and the community. It is with pride and gratitude that we dedicate the 1962 Wappaw to Mr. Falan. ——— 5 1961 in the new Pa New surroundings gave new appeal to the old routine. BOARD OF EDUCATION Jonathan Woodman, president;PaulKaiser, trustee; VirdellBrundage, trustee; Luther I. Daines, treasurer; William A. Cutting, secretary; Edward Sitar, trustee; Andrew Murch, trustee; and Newell D. Burt, superintendent of schools. ADMINISTRATION Newell D. Burt Superintendent of Schools 6 Gerald C. Martin High School Principal Ruth Boot--Coordinator of Guidance Northern Illinois University University of Illinois, B.S. Wayne State University, M.E. Richard Brill—Combined Studies Western Michigan University, B.A.,M.A. Bryan Emmert--Combined Studies, History Director of Audio-Visual Education University of Chicago, Ph.B., M.A. Bobbie Engler--Biology, History, Physical Education Muskegon Community College Western Michigan University, B.S, Jerry Amos—Industrial Arts Michigan State University, B.S. Western Michigan University Wilfrid Be Beau—English, Journalism Northland College, B.A. University of Wisconsin Michigan State University Charles Burkett—English, Speech Michigan State University, B.A. University of Washington University of Michigan, M.A. Estelle Crosby--Typing, Mathematics Iowa State Teachers College, B.S. Western Michigan University Central Michigan University University of Minnesota Southwestern Teachers College of Oklahoma William Hahnenberg--Combined Studies, English Aquinas College Eastern Michigan University Western Michigan University, B.M..M.A. Marion Hall--Librarian Brown University, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A, Wayne Falan--Football and Track Coach, Physical Education Director, Director of Athletics Western Michigan University, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. Purdue University University of Wisconsin Delwin Grissen—Combined Studies, Mathematics Coach Western Michigan University, B.S. Hope College Ruth Kirby--Spanish, Latin, Head of Language Department University of Washington, A.B. University of Illinois, A.M. University of Mexico University of Valencia University of Madrid San Carelos University Robert Lowman--Combined Studies, Government. Economics, Reading Improvement Baseball Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach Western Michigan University, B.S. A1 Harris--Combined Studies, History Kalamazoo College Western Michigan University, B.S., M.A. Geraldine Jacher - Home Economics, English Western Michigan University, B.S. Arthur Michmerhuizen—Government, Sociology, History Hope College, B.A..M.A. University of Wisconsin Ruth Miller—English University of Wisconsin, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. Marshall Myers—Band Director, Head of Instrumental Music Department University of Hawaii University of Michigan Wayne University Western Michigan University, B.M., M.A. Ethel Nantz--Combined Studies, English Head of English Department University of Iowa. B.A. University of Heidelberg. M.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. University of Chicago Reynold Oas--Agriculture, Biology Head of Biology and Agriculture Department Michigan State University, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. D. Geraldine Ortaggio--Commercial Kent State University, B.A., B.S. Youngstown College Western Reserve University, M.S. University of Mexico University of California University of Oslo Gregg College, Northwestern University Western Michigan University University of Michigan, M.A. Hilda Oster—Head of Mathematics Department Western Michigan University, M.A. Margaret Penny—Girls' Physical Education University of Michigan, B.S., M.A. 9 Roy Rennhack--Mathematics, Basketball Coach Benton Harbor Junior College Central Michigan University Western Michigan University Martha Smith-Choir, English Western Michigan University, B.M. University of Michigan, M.A. Eulalia Toms--Home Economics Michigan State University, B.S., M.A. Columbia University Robert Topel--Chemistry, Physics, Director of Science Department Muskegon Junior College University of Michigan Kalamazoo College, B.A. Western Michigan University, MA. University of Minnesota Curtis Van Voorhees--Guidance, Mathematics Head of Testing Kalamazoo College Western Michigan University, B.S. Northern Illinois University, M.S. Frank Wangberg--Combined Studies, Biology Western Michigan University, M.A. Merle Winge--Art Mankato State, B.S. Harry Wonders—Combined Studies, Mathematics Northern Michigan College, B.S. Michigan State University University of Minnesota Wisconsin State College Western Michigan University STUDENT TEACHERS This fine group of student teachers, our seventieth such group since 1926, was the first to enter the newly constructed Paw Paw High School. The student teachers and the classes they help teach are as follows: TOP ROW, left to right: Linda Love, history; Robert Josiin, biology; Gerald Barchette, phys. ed; Burton O'Dell, phys. ed; James Habel, shop; Terrance Mosher, English; Mac Thomas, speech; Carl Moser, bookkeeping; Alfred Hawkins, phys. ed; Dolores Merrill, home ec; Ligita Blankanburgis, typing; JaneBarnes, typing; Myrth Kremers, music; David Mullins, history; Nancy Krieger, music; Audrey Abnet. history; Nancy Vogler, English; Kathleen Abbey, English; Judith Boos, English; and Timothy Doyle, art. BOTTOM ROW, lefttoright; Joyce Watkins, typing; MarilynEvert, English; JamesNiebor, music; Mary Lou Zinck, home ec; Bedonna Hyman, home ec; Jayne Dunham, phys. ed; Diane Sobocienski, home ec; and last, Barbara Yeager, history. Pictured at the right is Mr. Bodine, Co-ordinator of Student Teaching at Paw Paw High School. SECRETARIES Mrs. Evelyn Kaiser, Secretary to The Principal and Mrs. Eva Cooper, Secretary to The Superintendent. OFFICE ASSISTANTS STANDING; Joyce Elmore, Jim Nondorf, Rolla Williams, Richard Ames, Joe Stimac, Lee Tucker, and Darlene McKenzie. SEATED: Sara Leonard, Judy Hall, Delia Cross, Dan Smith, Jerry Krumrei, and Paula Harrison. Not in picture: Paula Clair and Sherry Ampey. There were fifteen office assistants this year. Their major duties were filing mail, checking attendance, and answering the phone. One half credit was given for one year of office work. r.«. T L-“ R- STANDING, Mi. Martin, Mr. VanVoorhees, Pam Smith, Tom Murch, Fred Emmert, Bob Dunlap Mike Dillon, Jack Klimech, Cliff Essig, Tom Oldfield, L. To R. SITTING, Larry Crook, Paula Clair Brian Michmerhuizen, Rich Prawat, Ellen Farrington, Paula Harrison, Chris Keprda, Jonieta Pierce, Lynne McGuire and Mary Sue Crosby. J STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council members include three representatives from the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes; the president of each class and the officers. Mr. Martin, Principal, and Mr. VanVoorhees, Guidance Counselor, served as advisors. This is the first year the Freshman class has been represented in the Senior High Student Council. The Student Council has worked to serve our school. They have sponsored dances, formed the Snack Bar to raise money for the Foreign Exchange Program, and have worked on many other projects. Student Council officers are from L. TO R. Jonieta Pierce, Recording Secretary; Paula Harrison, Vice President; Mary Sue Crosby, President; and Lynne McGuire, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer. 13 Bill Markovich Halfback Jerry Masten Richard Prawat Guard Halfback f I John Walton Fullback Co-Captain John Schincariol Tackle The Paw Paw Redskins opened their 1961 football season by downing the Mattawan Wildcats 19-0. Cliff Essig and Rich Prawat scored on runs of 68 and 70 yards respectively; Bill McGuaghey also scored on a 30 yard pass play from Fred Emmert. In the Skin’s first Wolverine League game they were swamped by Otsego 32-7. Richard Prawat scored the Big Red's lone touchdown on an 18 yard pass from Fred Emmert. To add to the Skin's miseries Bill McGaughey, Redskin starting halfback, suffered a broken foot. The Redskins second league loss came at the hands of the powerful Plainwell Trojans. The Reds held the Trojans to a 6-0 lead but then faltered and the final score was 26-0. Despite a comeback by the Redskins, the Vicksburg Bulldogs merged the victors 26-19. Fred Emmert tossed an 18 yard pass to Richard Warm -bold and Cliff Essig raced 61 and 28 yards for the Redskin Touchdowns. Clarence Stimac A1 Brockway Halfback Fullback Charles Burger Cliff Essig Center Halfback Dean Corrie Guard Paw Paw spoiled Allegan's Homecoming and also gained their first Wolverine League victory by downing Allegan 19-13. Halfback Cliff Essig scored on two runs of 32 and 8 yards in the first five minutes of play to give the Skins a good lead. Fred Emmert, playing a beautiful offensive and defensive game, passed to Doug Falan for the Skins last touchdown. Against non-league foe Galesburg, the Redskins were downed by a 20-6 score. Paw Paw's lone score came on a 78 yard pass play between Fred Emmert and Cliff Essig. Penaltyand fumbles hurt the Skins throughout the game as they were inside the Rams ten yard line three times but penalties and fumbles erased their chance to score. In Paw Paw's final two Wolverine League games they were defeated by South Haven and U-High. The scores were 45-0 and 32-6 respectively. In the U-High game, Fred Emmert tossed a 20 yard pass to Rick Warmbold who scampered 40 yards to score. Frank Thompson End--Co-Captain Dick Ambs Guard George Scukanec Tackle Joe Karpiel Halfback VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW, left to right, Dave Lamphear, Tom Elias, Ken Dunlap, Ken Olney, Terry Treat, Paul Moreno, Paul Ozanich, SECOND ROW, Joe Karpiel, Bill Markovich, Jerry Masten, Dick Ambs, John Schincariol, Rick Warmbold, DougFalan, FredEmmert, DennisPacinowski, FIRST ROW, CoachGrissen, Bobjaros, DeanCorrie, Charles Burger, Clarence Stimac, George Scukanec, Frank Thompson, Cliff Essig, A1 Brockway, John Walton, Richard Prawat, Coach Falan, Manager Joe Wright. Coach's Wayne Falan and Del Grissen 1961 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 15 Paw Paw 19 ♦Mattawan 0 Sept. 22 •1 M 7 Otsego 32 Sept. 29 • • M 0 Plain well 26 Oct. 6  n 19 Vicksburg 26 Oct. 13 « w 19 Allegan 13 Oct. 20  N 6 ‘Galesburg 20 Oct. 27 n 0 South Haven 45 Nov. 3 n n 6 U-High 32 Non-league TOP ROW, Left to Right: Tom Casanto, John Bryan. Bob Pullen. Bill French, Jerry Spriggs. Butch Allen. Bob Blower, Mr. Barchett, Coach, Ray Paunovich, John Stimac, Marty Hooker, Frank Skibbe. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Denny Montague, Mick Middaugh, Bill Harrison, A1 Anthony, Earl Bass, Dan Wright, Jim Burns, Steve, Steve Foust, John Stanis, and Jim Wilsea. RESERVE FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TOT1 ROW. Left to Right: Jerry Wright, Dan Oznich, Carl Corsi, Pete Denner, Ron Stoynoff, Bill Webb, Jim Brundage, Craig VanDyke, Bob Brennan, Dan McNeil. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Mumford, Lelton Burfield, Danny Peterson, Chuck Lossie, Tom Oldfield, RogerSoule, Dennis Lambert, Jim Compton. Steve Scowley, Lynn Stevens. FIRST ROW; Bobbie Engler, Coach, Mike Forbes, Jom Marcelletti, Mike O'Donnell, John Fisk, Steve Hall, John Moore, Bill Drier, Bob Adams, and Barry Beck. _ J - rime out Homecoming Court,1 Pam Smith, Marie Drolet, Barbara Elsenheimer, Mary Sue Crosby,Lynne McGuire, Barbara Stevens, Carole Babin, and Joyce Elmore. HOMECOMING 1961 Homecoming 1961 was held on a cold, clear, Octoberday. It was preceeded by an exciting Thursday night bonfire. The traditional afternoon parade was followed by a pep rally in the downtown park. There, the queen candidates and the football players were introduced to the cheering crowd. That evening, the Paw Paw players met a tough, determined South Haven team on the grass of Tyler Field. During the halftime period, Lynne McGuire was crowned Homecoming Queen by Bill McGaughey, an injured football player. Lynne later reigned over the beautiful homecoming dance in the new high school. 1a Queen Lynne, and escort Jim Warner at Homecoming Dance. Senior Candidates; Mary Sue and Lynne. Junior Candidates; Barbara and Joyce. Sophomore Candidates; Marie and Carol. Freshmen Candidates; Pam and Barbara. Cheerleaders; Paula, Louise, Camilla, and Judy, Winning Float, Latin Club, STANDING (L to R). John Bryan, FrankSkibbe, Gerry McCarty, Carey Hayes, Bruce Cuddeback. FIRST ROW, Ron Mesick, Larry Thomas, Jack Klimach. Coach Hawkins at extreme right. CROSS COUNTRY For thefirst time in our sports history a Crosscountry Team was organized. The team coached by A1 Hawkins, a Student Teacher, held a record of 0-6. The team consisted of eight runners; one senior, one junior, four sophomores, and two freshmen. In their first meet of the year the Redskins met with Otsego. They lost the meet by a margin of 26 to 42. Their second meet was with Plainwell and they lost this 15 to 46. Next, they played Vicksburg, and were defeated 19 to 49. They met with the Allegan Tigers who won the meet 32 to 23. South Haven beat the Reds in their fifth meet 38 to 22. In their last meet of the season, the Reds were defeated by University High by a score of 24 to 35. All of their 6 meets this year were held away. The team improved greatly over the season and all the runners will return to the squad next year, with the exception of senior Carey Hayes. Special mention should be given to sophomore Jack Klimach who led the team all year. Jack placed fifth in the Wolverine Conference Cross Country meet. Being a newly organized team, the boys were inexperienced and new at this sport. Next year the team will have had some experience and should benefit from it. 20 SEVENTH GRADE Brisbane, Barb Brown, Charles frown. Dale Buck, Jeanne Buck, Susan Butler, Mickey Carpenter, Susan Chambers, Cathy Chybik, Charlene Blodgett, Kathy Boley, Sue Farrington, David Hoina, Eugene Clair, Gloria Cochran, Larry Conolly, Mark Brittan, Oliver Connally, Steven Cuddeback, Johnell Cutting, Susan Daines, Sheryl Fodar, Robert Foust. Janice Fytczyk, Ted Gallegos, Rosa Garland, Camilla Griffee, Faye Damaske, Paulette DeGroff, Jim 21 Hickman, Kenneth Hood, Keith Jewett, Don Dundan, Jerry Hckloff, Mary Johnson, Mack Edens, Richard Kimmel, Mary Ann Labadie. Ronald Elias, Paulette Lapekas, Ken Elmore, Diane Lambert, Robert Alden, Barbara Amos, Jerry Lanier, Brenda Alden. Keith Lee, Randi Anthony, Larry Arrans, Jerry LeRoy, Vivian Lang, Pauline Ludwig, Marilyn McDaniel. Chuck Maglerka, George Manning, Marsha Martin, Jim Braybrooks, Brenda Martin, Patti Maxan, Ronnie Mearing, Paul McGrew, Sheila McLemore, Kenneth Middaugh, Karen Mihelich, Peter Moon, Charlse Moore, Patrick Mulrenin, Danny Neininger, Wendy Olson, Marcia Overacker, Donald Owens, Pam 22 Paul, Patricia Pervanger, Janet Pervanger, Joyce Pierce, Donna Piffer, Lorraine Plug, Bill Pogue, John Pressy, Sandy Purchase, Wendell Reits, Barbara Reynolds, Kathleen Rgoten, Linda Ross, Kathy Williams, Barbara Sage, Frank Schram, Lynn Sjolin, Paul Smith, Marcia Spencer, Thea Starr, Mary Stevens, Jim Stoynoff, Linda Treat, Nancy Terry, Tom Van Horn, Tom Van Wyk, Jim Vamesdeel, Kenneth Weaver, Helen Wilson, Rod Wharton, Melvin Wright, Joe Williams, Barbara Whippo, James Wise, Edith Wood, Aloha Taylor. Linda 23 Officers of the eighth grade pose by a door of the new school. They are Gail Masten, vice-president; Sherry Sage, treasurer; Dorothy Young, secretary; and Martha Jennings. EIGHTH GRADE 'A H. Ashcraft P. Barber M. Beebe L. Berg J. Bonter T. Boothby M. Boley M. Britten J. Brown M. Bryan D. Brisbane S. Brown K. Butler B. Carpenter P. Carr 24 ■Vs J. Cassell D. Chase C. Chiddester D. Clair C. Clark D. Conolly C. Cook M. Cooper J. Corrie C. Counterman L. Cramer R. Crocker R. Demereck L. Drake T. Dunlap A. Edens C. Elias B. Elmore M. Emmert J. Fleming M. Foust S. Garvelink E. Glessner C. Graven S. Greene L. Grehl P. Grudecki T. Gurtiz D. Hall T. Hall M. Harris B. Hayes P. Haynes M. Haywood C. Hofacker R. Holcomb K. Hood H. Hooker R. Hoxle L. Hubbard C. Jackson J. Johnson 25 V. Krumrei D. Lensby J. Leslie C. Macek L. Ward J. Mesick J. McCormick M. McGrew D. McGuire B. McVeigh D. Miller J. Miller J. Mitchell D. Ocker D. Owens D. Owens M. Overacker G. Pardike J. Peter L. Pierce P. Pullen R. Pullen S. Potter J. Quigno J. Ranson S. Ronda J. Reits B. Rhodes S. Rupert J. Scowley T. Shirk K. Smith F. Springer C. Stineback J. Tarala H. Thomas T. Treat C. Wright J. Woodman J. Wonders J. Williams W. Ball 26 NINTH GRADE Abnet, Linda Adams, Robert Alden. Jacqueline Ampey, Phyllis Anthony, Sharon Arrans, Guy Babin, Mary Ballinger. Terry Barker, Blaine Beck, Barry Begelow, Sandy Bloemer, Sandra Bonarski, Rosemary Branch, Sarah Brandt, Sharon Brennar, Robert Bruisfield, Lois Brown, Rosemary Brown, Donna Brown, Donna 27 Ekundage, Jim Butler, Sue Burg, Pat Burton, Fred Carlson, Margaret Carter, Clarence Janis, Candy Clark, Joe Clark, Ruth Cody, Priscilla Compton, Jim Conklin, Sue Coppens, Dennis Corsi. Carl Crippen, Vernon Cross, Patricia Daggitt, Joanne Denner, Peter Dokey, Ken Dorn, Peter Douglas, Bonnie Drier, Bill Qrolet, Steve Elias, Fred Fisk, John Girts, Lorencis Gilman, Robert Forbes, Mike Fleming, Phyllis Hamay, Mary Ann Goens, Mary Glidden, Colleen Harris, Raylinda Hawley, Barbara Hooker. Martin Huff, Pat Karpiel, Marie Kendall, Robert Kiggens, Ron Halpert, Rick Moore, Cynthia Moore, John 28 a p 1 Krumrei, Nancy Lamb, Dixie Linder, Dave v i S) y Larson, Sandi Lambert, Dennis A Y £ V McNeil, Dan a (ft y - Madison, Mary Lyle, Mary Lossee, Chuck life Cl r Bait K Mearing, Harry Mesick, Rodney Miller, Rebecca Montague, Dennis Moreno, Jackie Mulrenin, Mary Ann O'Donnell, Michail Ogren, Sharon Ozanich, Daniel Peat, Randy Peter, Carol Pierce. Judy Pogue, Sandra Reits, Susan Reynolds, Mike Ronda, Jackie Rivette, Cheryl Schmidt, Marietta Selby, Julia Shaefer, Larry Sievers, Susan Smead, David Shallhom, Dan Scowley, Peter Smith, Connie Smith, Pam Soule, Roger Steams, Lana Stevens, Barb Stevens, Lynda Terry, Cherrie Terry, Roger Tapper, Jbhn 29 Frank Koppers Daphne Tessman Mike Kowalski Ron Staynoff Veto Tolusis Lee Tucker Virginia Thompson Martha Vander Salm Joan Van Horn Graig Van Dyke Robert Wade Bill Webb Tom Welch Jan Wert Linda Woodman Jerry Wright George Yeider BO FALL PLAY The fall play, a comedy called Time Out for Ginger , was presented November 17 and 18 in the high school auditorium to enthusiastic audiences. The play, presented by the Thespian Club, and directed by the very able Mr. Charles Burkett, was all about an un-usualgirlwho tried out for the football team, and all the difficulties which arose. It was hilarious. • PlayCast, LEFT TO RIGHT: DaveTomczak, SusanOas, KathyPituch, Lynda Stevens, Terry Smith. Karen Olson, Ellen Purchase, George Scukanec, Art Brill, Dan Smith. Ken—Center (11) BASKETBALL RECORD West Ottawa High South Haven Kal. St. Augustine Plain well Otsego Allegan V icksburg South Haven Coloma Kal. U-High Plainwell Kal. U-High Otsego Mattawan Allegan V icksburg Allegan •District Tournament Coach Rennhack Carey—Forward (12) Doug--Left Forward (11) Scott Smith, a junior this year, made 130 points in the first 7 games of the season. In his last game Scott injured his ankle and was unable to play the remainder of the season. In the early Wolverine Conference statistics Scott was tallied as league leading scorer with a 22 point average per game. LEAGUE LEADING SCORER Bob—Forward (11) Cliff—Left Guard (12) Brian—Center (11) Mike—Right Guard (11) Bob—Right Forward (11) Scott—Right Forward (11) John--Left Guard (12) Coach Rennhack, Doug Falan, Bill LaRue, Brian Michmerhuizen, Ken Olney, Scott Smith, Bob Cooper, (M) Jerry Coder; KNEELING L to R, Cliff Essig, Fred Emmert, Mike Dillon, Carey Hayes, Clarence Stimac, John Walton, Bob Dunlap. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Rennhack’s basketball squad turned in a average six and six league season. The Skin’s were undefeated in four non-league games. In the first round of tourney play the Redskins lost to powerful and experienced Allegan in the last fifteen seconds. Rick Warmbold and Ken Dunlap played an important role in the near upset. They both were brought up from the reserves for tourney play. Butch Allan, another reserve was brought up but saw limited action. Graduating seniors are as follows; John Walton, Bill LaRue, Clarence Stimac and Cliff Essig, Individual honors are as follows; Essig and Scott Smith co-captains. Essig was placed on the second All Wolverine League team. Doug Falan and Smith received honorable mention. Essig and Falan ended up fifth and sixth respectively in the league scoring title. Skin's leading scorer; Cliff Essig, 223 pts. 36 Ron Buckhout, Tom Murch, Steve Foust, Rick Warmbold, Barry Beck, Bob Blower, Gary Cooper. KNEELING, (M)JohnStimac,JohnStanis, Martin Hooker, Jim Rock, Butch Allan, Tom Casanto, (M) Jim Wilsey. STANDING, Coach Grissen. RESERVES Coach Grissen's mighty reserve team had another successful year as they ended up with a 15-1 record. The reserves tied for first place in the Wolverine League with the Allegan reserves. Mr. Grissen now has an overall reserve record for three years of forty-four wins and four losses. This includes two K.V.A. League Championships and a tie for first in the Wolverine League championship. Reserves high scorer, Rick Warmbold with 231 pts. 37 Coach Lowman, Pete Scowley, Roger Soule, Steve Hall, Jim Brundage, Jim Compton, Denny Montague, Tom Oldfield, Bob Adams, Asst, coach, Mr. Barchett. KNEELING L to R Larry Shaffer, Ron Stoynoff, Chuck lossic, Dan Peterson, (Capt.) Craig VanDyke, Bill Mumford, Gene Kester and Steve Drolet. FRESHMEN The newly organized Freshman team was coached by Mr. Lowman and Mr. Barchett. They played sixteen games, consisting of league and non-Wolverine league games. The team was composed of all Freshmen. Craig VanDyke proved himself a fine basketball player as he poured in 136 points throughout the year and netted 25 in one game. For his fine playing and good attitude the team elected him as honorary captain. Total Points VanDyke 136 Montague 110 Oldfield 44 Adams 39 Soule 36 Hall 34 Drolet 20 Brundage 18 Scowley 15 Sitar 10 Lossie 10 Compton 3 38 Lynne McGuire Louise Bartuch CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Paula Clair Camilla Bleau Camilla VARSITY Miss Margaret Penny (Sponsor) Louise The Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1961-1962 season were chosen in the Spring of 1961 by representatives of the student body. Miss Paula Clair was chosen captain by the rest of the squad. Miss Margaret Penny served as sponsor during the year. The cheerleaders have worked hard to promote the school spirit by putting on Pep Assemblies during the Activity period. Judy, Mary Sue, Paula, and Lynne are seniors and Louise and Camilla, juniors. Judy Mary Sue Paula Lynne RESERVES LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Smith, Mary Madison. Pam Smith, Marie Drolet, Susan Sievers, and Wanda Wilson; Captain. A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sandy Mitchell, Larry Crook and Ruth Woodman. The sophomore class officers, headed by president Larry Crook, secretary Sandy Mitchell, and treasurer Ruth Woodman, plan for a successful school year. SOPHOMORES Abrams, Eugene Allen, Gene Ampey, Katheryn Arrans, Leon Baker, Chris Babin, Carol Baranski, Christine Bartosiak, Matthew 41 Bass, Earl Bellwaie, Jack Blackburn, Cecil Bleau, Mary Jo Blower, Robert Bolinger, Shirley Buckhout, Ron Burns, James Wright, Carla Casanto, Tom Chambers, Alan Confer, Eleanor Crocker, Judy Crook, Larry Cutting, Scott Daggitt, Diane Davis, Ruth Demereck, Ron Dorstewitz, Sally Drolet, Marie Dunden, Bill Dunlap, Ken Terry. Paul Edens, Ralph Frego. Jerry Foust, Stephen Gravatt, Gary Hall, Larry Halpert, Sherry Haywood, Ronald Harrison, Bill Hiemstra, Dale Johnson, Bud Kubena, Sharon Kuki, Bill Lawson, Janice Lipp, James Mandigo, Jerry Marion, Donald Martin, Judy Martin, Michael 42 McCarty, Gerald McGrew, Dennis Middaugh, Mickey Miller, Donna Mitchell, Sandy Monroe, Sharon Morrison, John Murch, Tom Nondorf, James Oliver, Mike Pasterik, Joe Paunovich, Ray Price, Cynthia Pullen, Bob Purchase, Darlene Quigley, Tom Rock, Jim Serbenski, Judy Sherrod, Linda Sides, Glen Sjolin, Dave Skibbe, Frank Spencer, Linda Spiech, Walter Spriggs, Jerry Stanis, John Stimac, John Surdy, Vic Szumylo, Helen Thomas, Larry Toliusis, Irene Twardovs'ski, Alex Varner, Jim Wade, Rosemary Warmbold, Richard Willsea, Jim Wilson, Wanda Wonders, Carolyn Woodman, Ruth Woolshlager, John Wright, Charles Wright, Don 43 The Junior Class officers consented to taking time off their busy schedule to pose for this picture. Preparations for the Prom took much of their time. Scott Smith, Vice-president; Joyce Elmore, Secretary; Suzie Sherrod, Treasurer; and Brian Michmerhuizen, President. Janet Allen Halina Arent Dennis Austin Paul Baker Joanne Bellware Dale Brown Bonnie Brundage Carole Burns JUNIORS Paul Abnet Philip Adams Not Pictured tm 44 Linda Bush Elenanor Bryant Shirley Branch Don Bradford Camilla Bleau Terry Boley Rick Carlson Geraldine Carmody Darlene Cook Robert Cooper Bruce Cuddeback Mike Dillion Bob Dunlap Larry Dunnivan Tom Elias Joyce Elmore Barb Elsenheimer Fred Emmert Douglas Falan Sandy Floate Hank Franken Kathy Glessner Fred Griffith Gail Hanson Paula Harrison James Hood Robert Jaros Chet Kapusinski Stevie Karony Louise Karpiel 5 Lee Johns Dorothy Kruta David Lamphear Marie Lamphear Glenn Lindsay Darlene McKenzie Paul Merrill Brian Michmerhuiz Shirley Mihelichen James Miller Jean Miller Joan Moore Paul Moreno Cleon McLaughlin Karen Olson Jim Overheul Paul Ozanich Dennis Pacinowski Frank Pervenger Milo Plank Barbara Racki Ronna Rhodes Mary Roper Donita Rowan Sandra Rogowski Mike Savin Tom Schallhorn Jim Shadow Sue Sherrod Martha Sitar t 46 Cecilia Smith Dan Smith Jack Smith Linda Smith Sandra Smith Mike TenBusschen Ruth Thierjung Robert Tomas MaryAnn Thompson Verna Tokarchick Betty Toliusis David Tomozak Paulette Treat Terry Treat Dick Wartwig Shelby Weaver Rolla Williams Barb Y oung Jenny Zygadlo Betty Williams Bill McGaughey Carol Holcomb Kathy Ogren 47 Bob Dunlap, Bill McGaughey, Charles Burger, Rick Warmbold, Carey Hayes, Fred Emmert, Marty Tokarchick, Clarence Stimac, Doug Falan, Scott Smith, Cliff Essig. STANDING: Fred Griffith, Dave Lamphear, Paul Terry, Bill McGaughey, Linda Spencer, Marie Lam phear. SITTING: Cynthia Price, Barb Racki, Judy Martin, Joan Bell ware, Phyllis Palmer, Chris Budzen, Judy Demerick, Janice Lawson. STUDENT TEACHERS SITTING; Sally Sohlberg, English; Donna Grundlock, English; Mrs. Michel Pierce, Art; Muriel Barkmeier, Business; Donna Schmidt, English; Judith Stephens, Speech; Sharon Simoneau, English; Barbara Kietzer, Business; Sally Rodgers, English; Karen Hunt, English; Cathy Briggs, Speech; Mary Ellen Howard, Business. STANDING: Robert Cantania, Art; Cynthia Motycka, Math and Science; Sandra Haefner, Business; James Dorr, Science; Richard Stankey, Phy. Ed.; Roger Richardson, Math; Murray Williams, Biology; George Pagels, History, James King, Art; Jay Lundy, Business 1; Carol Hankamp, Phy. Ed.; Mrs. Jeane Arducant, English; Jean Knight, English; Lois Meyers, Home Ec.; John Speech, Biology. Not Pictured: Mrs. Jeanette Nitsch, Home Ec.; Trudy Waldron, Phy. Ed.; Carolyn Wolfe, Music; Mrs. Celeste Perry, Home Ec.; Jerry Hauch, Phy. Ed.; Larry Olson, Industrial Arts; Dale Sprik, History; Mrs. SueBerglund, Art; David Millar, History; Robert Kulczycki, History; Tom O'Neil, History, This gr. up of student teachers joined us for the second semester. We have enjoyed having them and we hope they have enjoyed being here. SENIOR HIGH TOP ROW: Maryanne Thompson, Carol Babin, Diane Senica, Sarah Dowd, Janet Morton, Marie Drolet, Betty Toliusis, Martin Tokarchick, Fred Emmert, Bob Dunlap, Bob Pullen, Terry Treat, Charles Burger. SECOND ROW; Sandy Smith, Marie Lanphear, Carol Alden, Jerry Krumrei, Camilla Bleau, Kathy Pituch, Ellen Farrington, Darlene McKenzie, Paul Terry, Don Bradford, James Burns, Bill Harrison, Jerry McCarty. THIRD ROW; Gloria Lindbeck, Linda Smith, Sandy Mitchell, Annette Brown, Janet Allen, Paulette Treat, Tom Quigley, Bob Pollack, Jim Willsea, Ralph Edens, Mike Oliver. FOURTH ROW; Linda Bush, Cecila Smith, Emma Ampey, Sandy Brown, Barb Elsenhiemer, Ruth Thierjung. Ruth Woodman, Jim Lip, Jim Miller. Matt Bartosiak, Bill Kuki. 50 ?OBED CHOIR TOP ROW; Ray Paunovich, Rick Warmbold, Ken Dunlap, Doug Falan, Joe Stimac, Mary Crosby, Judy Martin, Sharon Kubena, Delia Cross, Pat Flick, Judy Hall, Mary Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: Gary Gravatt, Clarence Stimac, Cliff Essig, Paula Harrison, Sandy Floate, Florence Adams, Sally Barkovich, Bonnie Brundage, Carol Burns. Barbara Young. THIRD ROW: Chuck Blakely, Tom Casanto, Chris Baker, Frank Skibbe, Mary Dorstewitz, Nancy Anderson, Kathy Ampey, Sally Dorstewitz, Jerry Carmody, Sherrie Halpert, Lynne McGuire. FOURTH ROW; Ron Hayward, Dave Stepfan, Cecil Blackburn, Ann Leach, Jonieta Pearce, Shirley Branch, Carolyn Wonders, Rosemary Wade, Suzanne Sherrod. 51 NINTH GRADE CHOIR FIRST ROW; 1. to R. Sherry Brandt, Barbara Hawley, Elaine Barber, Mary Babin, Harry Mearing, Bob Gilman, Robert Wade, Randy Peat, John Fisk, Jan Wert, Dixie Lamb, Sue Butler, Sharon Coder, Sue Conklin, SECOND ROW; L. to R. Marie Karpiel, Nancy Lyle, Linda Woodman, Barbara Stevens, Ron Kendall, Larry Shaefer, Dan Linder, Martin Hooker, Nancy Krumrei, Carol Peter, Konie Smith, Sharon Ogren, Marietta Schmidt; THIRD ROW; Mary Goeans, Becky Miller, Donna Ortquist, Mary Madison, Roger Terry, Bob Adams, Carl Corsi, Roger Soule, Bill Webb, Joe Clark, Mary Hamay, Cindy Moore, Cheryl Rivette, Petra Gallegos, Rosemary Brown, FOURTH ROW; Ruth Clark, Sherry Brown, Patty Berg, Princilla Cody, Vernon Crippen, Craig Van Dyke, George Yeider, Lynne Stevens, Ron Stoynoff, Jim Compton, Lee Tucker, Pam Smith, Linda Abnet, Jackie Moreno, and Sandy Bigelow. Miss Martha Smith, choir director, has done a wonderful job this year with the high school choirs. There are four separate choirs. The Senior High Robed Choir, the Ninth Grade Choir, the Girls Glee Club, and the Varsity Choir. The choirs have performed separately throughout the year at various club organizations, and also at school assemblies. 52 VARSITY CHOIR L. TO R, Judy Hall, Mary Sue Crosby, Pat Flick, Sarah Dowd, Lynne McGuire, Sally Dorstewitz, Koni Smith, Gerry Carmody, Suzanne Sherrod, Mary Dorstewitz, Nancy Anderson, Jonieta Pierce, Ron Haywood, Chris Baker, George Yeider, Chuck Blakely, Larry Doyle, Tom Murch, Fred Emmert, Terry Treat, Doug Falan, and Rick Warmbold. GIRLS GLEE CLUB TOP ROW; Joyce Fox, Nancy Glessner, Susan Oas, Paul Ross, Donna Brown, Linda Sherrod, Kathy Glessner, Ruth Davis, Shelby Weaver, Janice Lawson; MIDDLE ROW; RitaGriffie, Darlene Purchase, Donita Rowan, Mary Roper, Judy Serbenski, Carol Holcomb, Darlene Scukanec, Verna Tokarchick, Karen Olsen; BOTTOM ROW; Joan Cross, Christine Plank, Pat Elsenheimer, Louise Bartuch, Dawn Cole, Darlene Cook, Barbara Bonarski, Dale Barber. SENIOR BAND STANDING: Sandy Mitchell, Margaret Carlson, Tom Welsh, Tom Oldfield, Frank Thompson, Mr. Meyers, and Sara Leonard. SEATED: (Rear Row) Tom Burt, Mary Jo Bleau, Peter Dorn, Patty Martin, Susan Kobe, Phyllis Fleming, Bruce Cuddeback. Bob Cooper, Colleen Gladden, Don Herrington, Dean Corrie, Larry Shaefer, Ron Stoynoff, John Morrison, John Fisk, Gene Kester, Larry Crook, Dick Forbes, and Brian Michmerhuizen. SECOND ROW: Jackie Henigsmith, Sharon McGrew, Bill Eisner, Debbie Neinenger, Sandra Rogowski, Gary Cooper, Virginia Thompson, Denny Montague, Jim Hood, Jim Maxam, Bob Sitar, Dave Sojlin, Mike Forbes, John Speech, and Frank Pervanger. FRONT ROW: Steve Foust, Scott Cutting, Joe Karpiel, Jerry Spriggs, Jackie Alden, Louise Karpiel, Sharon Monroe, Susan Reits, and Barbara Thompson. 5 JUNIOR HIGH BAND STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Jewit, Jim Martin, Ron Maxam, Martha Bryan, Mr. Myers, Maria Beebe. SEATED BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jana Riets, Hazel Thomas, Linda Stoynoff, Paulette Dymaske, Cheryl Jackson, Joyce Pervanger, Frank Sage, Gary Pardike, Ron Labadie, Tim Treat, Susan Cutting, Harold Ashcraft, Steve Potter, Janet Leslie, Steve Conolly, Keith Hood, Vivian LeRoy, David Chase, Bill Hayes, John Flemming, JaniceFoust, Barb Alden, John Coy, Robin Barton, Bob Elmore, Melvin Wharton, Linda Cramer. SECOND ROW: Marshie Olson, Sherrie Sage, Mary Ann Boley, Cindy Ciddister, Linda Drake, John Bonter, Lynne Shram, Marie Harris, Janet Pervanger, Celia Cook, Susan Carpenter, Linda Myers. FRONT ROW: Wendy Ball, Marty Jennings, Margaret Emmert, Linda Thompson, Nancy Treat, Judy Mesick, Margarete Foust. 55 Sara Leonard was elected Drum Majorette by the band in the fall of 61. During the school year the band held two concerts, the winter concert on February seventh and the spring concert April sixth. The band puts on half time shows during the football season for all home games. In the spring the band went to a district festival and took a second in concert music, and a first in sight reading. The band officers are; Frank Thompson, President; Joe Karpiel, Vice-President; Sara Leonard, Secretary; and Steve Foust, Treasurer. They also have a band board in which grades nine through twelve may participate. The members are elected by the band. They are, 9th grade, Tom Oldfield; 10th grade, Larry Crook; 11th grade. Brain Mich-merhuizen; and 12th grade, Dean Corrie. 56 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, which is affiliated with the Junior Classical League, was formed to encourage and further the study of Latin in high school. Latin Club members are, left to right FIRST ROW; Christine Baranski; Jenny Zygaglo; Carol Babin, secretary; Halina Arent, Vice president; Larry Crook, president; Don Marion, treasurer; and Rosemary Wade. Left to right BACK ROW; Carla Wright; Sandy Mitchell; Cynthia Price; Chris Baker; John Woolshlager; Ron Haywood; Helen Szumylo; Walter Spiech; Bill Harrison; Rich Warmbold; Scott Cuttings; Steve Foust; Sheri Halpert; Sally Dorstewitz; Elise Grimes; Bill Dundan; Dave Sjolin; Tom Murch; Sharon Kubena; and Bob Morrison. THESPIAN CLUB The Thespian Club Troupe 447, was first organized in 1945 to encourage and promote dramatic arts here in the high school. Members left to right, TOP ROW, Charles Burkett, sponsor; Joneita Pearce; Sarah Dowd; Dan Smith; John Schincariol; Paul Merrill; David Tomcazak. FIRST ROW, left to right, Lynne McGuire; Richard Prawat, president; Camilla Bleau, vice president; Charles Burger, treasurer; Mary Dorstewitz, scribe; and Barbara Racki, secretary. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS STANDING; If. to rt. Miss Toms, Diane Sobocienski, Ruth Clark, Shirley Mihelich, Mary Goens, RoyLinda Harris, Maria Baranski, Mary Ann Thompson, Sandy Smith, Dolores Merrill. Mary Lou Zinck, Donna Konke, Elizabeth Vandersalm, Carole Moore, Mary VanDyke, Carol Alden, Gail Hanson, Carol Magnan, Ruth Thierjung, Helena Arent; SEATED; Joyce Elmore, Sharon Anthony, Betty Podkol, Christine Budzen, Barbara Elsenheimer, Pat Flick, Phyllis Palmer, Karen Pressy, Paula Lamb, Linda Smith. At the first of the school year, the F.H.A. had their installation of officers. They are President, Pat Flick; Vice President, Barbara Elsenheimer; Song Leader, Katen Pressey; Secretary, Phyllis Palmer; Historian, Chris Budzen; and Patriot, Paula Lamb. The F.H.A. has done many things during this year to help others. During the Thanksgiving holidays they made favors for Lakeview Community Hospital. Just before Christmas vacation the girls put together Christmas baskets for the needy people in Paw Paw. Also, during the Christmas holidays they had a Christmas tea for the faculty and the student teachers. Miss Eulalia Toms is advisor to the group. 59 FIRST ROW; Carey Hayes, DeanCorrle, JohnSchineariol, Charles Burger, George Scukanec, Frank Thompson, Bill LaRue, Helmut Wenz, Clarence Stimac. SECOND ROW: Joe Karpiel, John Walton, Bill Markovich, Bill McGaughey, Jerry Masten, Martin Tokarchick, Richard Prawat, Doug Falan, John Stanis, Jack Klimach, Victor Surdy, THIRD ROW: Ken Dunlap, Fred Dunlap, Rolla Williams, Rick Warmbold, Tom Murch, Jerry Spriggs, Scott Smith, Cliff Essig, A1 Brockway, Terry Treat, and Coach Wayne Falan. FIRST ROW: Judy Demereck, Carole Moore, (Vice President): Paula Ross, (Secretary): Barbara Crocker, (Treasurer): Lynn Stevens, (President); Mr, Wangberg, (Advisor); Marie Drolet, Jim Brundage. SECOND ROW: Joanne Bellware, Donna Kohnke, Barbara Bonarski, Pam Smith, Rosemary Bonarski, Sandy Larson, Carol Babin, Judy Crocker, Barbara Thompson, Susie Oas, and A1 Brockway. STANDING; Shirley Mihelich, Shelby Weaver, Judy Hall, Sally Barkovich, Martin Tokarchich, Lynne McGuire, George Scukanec, Richard Prawat, John Schincariol, Cliff Essig, Frank Thompson, Paula Clair, Charles Burger, Bob Pollack, Art Brill, SEATED: Betty Podkol, Judy Crowell, Carol Moore, Maria Baranski, Judy Demereck, Louise Bartuch, Jerry Krumrei, and Marianne Pasterik. PUBLICATIONS The Publications Class is composed of juniors and seniors. Their responsibilities included a yearbook. The Wappaw, and a weekly paper, The Tribal News, and contributions to local papers, daily and weekly. Mr. Wilfrid Be Beau was advisor to the group. 61 Highlights and Sidelights 1961-1962 This year brought our first foreign exchange student. The presence of Chris Keprdaof Vienna, Austria was truly a highlight of the year. A special Senior project was the erection of a ninety-year-old bell. The Ag Classes planted shrubs and flowers on our new school grounds. The students watched on TV as Col. John Glenn orbited the earth. There were quiet times, too. 62 SPRING PAULA CLAIR President SALLY BARKOVICH Secretary MARY SUE CROSBY Student Council President ELLEN FARRINGTON Student Council Representative RICHARD PRAWAT Student Council Representative CLIFFORD ESSIG Student Council Representative 64 DIANE SENICA Vice President PATRICIA FLICK Treasurer ROGER McGUIRE CAROLE MOORE 65 FRANK THOMPSON PATRICIA ELSENHEIMER •6 CHARLES BURGER DELIA CROSS JOHN DeKAM JEANNE CARPENTER JUDY DEMERECK JOHN WALTON LAWRENCE DOYLE MARY DORSTEWITZ JONEITA PEARCE TIM AUSTIN BARBARA BONARSKI JOE KOWALSKI LYNNE McGUIRE JUDY HALL I MARY VAN DYKE CLARENCE STIMAC SHERRY AMPEY EMMA AMPEY CAREY HAYES NANCY ANDERSON TERRY SMITH DONNA KOHNKE RICHARD FORBES JOSEPH KARPIEL 4 NANCY GLESSNER JOE STIMAC BARBARA CROCKER RONALD GAGE CHRISTINE BUDZEN 72 KAREN PRESSEY ELOISE PETERSON MARIA BARANSKI BETTY PODKOL PHYLLIS PALMER DALE BARBER CHRISTINE PLANK HARRIET PIFFER CHARLES BLAKELY Patricia Flick, Sally Barkovich, Paula Clair, Diane Senica. SENIOR STATISTICS ADAMS. FLORENCE CHOIR 1,2,3,4. BONARSKI, BARB PEP CLUB 4. 4-H 1,2,3,4. GLEE CLUB 4. BAND 2,3. ALDEN, CAROL CHOIR 1,2.3. F.H.A 1,2. BRILL, ARTHUR SOPHOMORE CLASS PRES 4. AMBS, RICHARD FOOTBALL . . . 3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 2,3. TRACK 2,3,4. HOMECOMING COM- USHER 4. MITTEE CHAIRMAN HOMECOMING AMPEY, EMMA ART CLUB . . . 3,4. CHOIR 2,3,4. PARADE 3. SCIENCE CLUB. . . 2. LATIN CLUB .... 1,2. PROM COMMITTEE 3. AMPEY, SHERRY F.H.A 3. CHOIR 3. SENIOR-JUNIOR BANQUET 3. MAGAZINE SALE CHAIRMAN .... 3. ANDERSON, NANCY CHAIRMAN JUNIOR FLOAT COM- SENIOR BANQUET MITTEE .... 1.2.3.4. ENGLISH ASS'T . . 4. SCHOOL PLAYS ... 4. OFFICE ASS'T ... 4. TRIBAL NEWS, ASS'T SCIENCE CLUB . . 3.4. EDITOR 4. VARSITY CHOIR 1,2,3,4. PEP CLUB 3,4. SCHOOL PLAYS . . 3. LATIN CLUB .... 1,2. BROWN, SANDY 4-H ART CLUB 4. CHOIR 4. USHER 3. CHOIR BANQUET COMMITTEE ... 2. BARANSKI, MARIA JOURNALISM CLUB 3,4. HOMECOMING FLOAT COMMITTEE 4. COMMITTEE ... 1. F.H.A. SECRETARY 4. OFFICE ASS'T ... 1. LATIN CLUB. . . . 1,2. PEP CLUB 3,4. BUDZEN, CHRISTINE BAND 1. G.A.A 3,4. LIBRARY ASS'T . 1,2. TRIBAL NEWS . . . 3,4. LIBRARY CLUB . . 1. YEARBOOK STAFF . 4. HISTORIAN OF F.H.A 1. BARBER, DALE GLEE CLUB .... 4. ART CLUB .... 1,2. F.H.A 4. SCHOOL PLAY . . 4. BARKOVICH, SALLY SECRETARY SENIOR BURGER, CHARLES TRACK 1,2,3. CLASS 4. FOOTBALL . . . 1.2,3,4. YEARBOOK ASS'T VARSITY CLUB . . 3.4. EDITOR 4. SCIENCE CLUB . . 3. CO-CHAIRMAN, JUNIOR LATIN CLUB .... 1. SENIOR PROM ... 4. FOREIGN EXCHANGE JOURNALISM CLUB 3,4. COMMITTEE . . . TRIBAL NEWS STAFF 3.4. PLAYS 1. BAND 1,2, THESPIAN CLUB, CHOIR 4. TREASURER .... 4. PEP CLUB 3,4. PROM COMMITTEE 3. LATIN CLUB .... 1. HOMECOMING. . . 2,3, USHER 3. COMMERCIAL ASS'T 4. FLOAT COMMITTEE 4. TRIBAL NEWS STAFF 4. PEP CLUB 2,3. BARTUCH, EMILY CHOIR 3,4. USHER 3.4. 76 SENIOR STATISTICS CARPENTER, BRUCE CLAIR, PAULA COCHRAN, MARLIN COLE, JERI CORRIE, DEAN CROCKER, BARBARA CROSBY, MARY SUE BAND.........1,2,3, LATIN CLUB . 1. LAB ASS'T , , 1. VARSITY CHEERLEADER (CAPTAIN) 2.3.4. RESERVE CHEERLEADER .... 1. PRES. OF SR. CLASS.......4. REP. TO STUDENT COUNCIL ... 4. OFFICE ASS'T 2.3.4. LATIN CLUB . 2,3. PEP CLUB . . . 2,3. GENERAL CHAIRMAN OF PROM AND BANQUET ... 3. FLOAT COMMITTEE 2. TRIBAL NEWS . 3,4. SENIOR SECTION WAPPAW ... 4. COUNCIL ... 4. RESERVE CHEERLEADER .... 1,2. VARSITY CHEERLEADER .... 3,4. CHEERLEADER, CAPTAIN ... 1. HOMECOMING COURT .... 3,4. BUSINESS MANAGER WAPPAW ... 4. VARSITY CHOIR 3,4. SCHOOL PLAYS . 1,3. CHOIR.........1,2,3,4. OFFICE ASS'T. . 2,3. LATIN CLUB . . 1. TRIBAL NEWS . . 3,4. PROM COMMITTEE 3. VICE-PRES. AFS. 3,4. PEP CLUB .... 2,3. FLOAT COMMITTEE HOMECOMING, CHAIRMAN ... 4. HOMECOMING, COMMITTEE . 2,3. BASKETBALL . 1. CROSS, DELIA LATIN CLUB . 1.2. BAND 1,2,3. SCHOOL PLAYS 3. CHOIR 3,4. BAND 1. SECRETARY JR. CLASS 3, LATIN CLUB . 1,2. HALL MONITOR. 3. JUNIOR. SENIOR FOOTBALL . . BANQUET .... 3. TRACK OFFICE ASS’T. . 4. BASEBALL HOMECOMING VARSITY CLUB LATIN CLUB COMMITTEE . . 3. ART CLUB CROWELL. JUDY LATIN CLUB . 1,2. MARCHING BAND CHOIR 1. PEP BAND TRIBAL NEWS . 3,4. DANCE BAND WAPPA W STAFF 4. SPRING PLAY FLOAT COM- COMMITTEES SENIOR FLOAT MITTEE .... 1. JUNIOR SENIOR DEKAM, JOHN FOOTBALL . . 2,3. BANQUET JUNIOR, SENIOR TRACK .... 3. USHER .... 2,3. BANQUET COMM. 4. DEMERECK, JUDY LIBRARY ASS’T 3.4. PEP CLUB . . . 3,4.’ JR. SR. BANQUET LATIN CLUB . 1,2. COMMITTEE . 3. FLOAT COMM. 1,2,3,4. ART CLUB . . 3,4. CHOIR .... 1,2. THESPIANS . . 4. GLEE CLUB . . 4. FLOAT COMMITTEE .... 4. REP STUDENT F.H.A 3. COUNCIL ... 2. TRIBAL NEWS . 3,4. VICE PRES. STUDENT SECRETARY TREASURER COUNCIL ... 3. PRES. STUDENT LIBRARY CLUB 2,3. 77 SENIOR STATISTICS DORSTEWITZ., MARY BAND........1,2,3. CHOIR.......1.4. VARSITY CHOIR 4. THESPIAN. ... 4. LATIN CLUB . 2,3. ART CLUB ... 4. PROM COMMITTEE 3. HALL MONITOR. 3. SCHOOL PLAYS . 2,3, DOWD, SARAH LATIN CLUB . . 1,2. VARSITY CHOIR 3,4. ART CLUB. ... 4. THESPIANS . . . 3.4. SCHOOL PLAYS . 3. PEP CLUB .... 3. PROM COMMITTEE .......3. FLOAT COMMITTEE ......1,2,4. ' CHOIR.......1,2,3,4. HALL MONITOR , . 3. MATHEMATICS ASS’T4. INTERLOCHEN ... 3. DAR GOOD CITIZEN 4. DOYLE, LARRY STUDENT COUNCIL 1. PROM COMMITTEE CO- CHAIRMAN ......3. WAPPAW.........4. PUBLICATIONS ASS T 4. CHOIR..........3. VARSITY CHOIR . . 3,4. ELSENHEIMER, PAT G.A.A...............1,2,3. F.H.A..........4. PLAY ASSISTANT. 2,3,4. CAFETERIA ASSISTANT .... 4. CHOIR..........1,2.3. PEP CLUB.......4. GLEE CLUB .... 4. ESSIG, CLIFF FOOTBALL .... 2,3,4. BASKETBALL . . . 1,2.3,4. TRACK..........2,3,4. BASEBALL.......4. CHOIR..........1,2,3,4. WAPPAW EDITOR . 4. TRIBAL NEWS ... 3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 4. VICTORY BELL COMMITTEE ..........4. VARSITY CLUB . . 2,3,4. USHER..........3,4. VICE PRESIDENT CHOIR.........'. 1.2. SECRETARY OF CHOIR 4. FARRINGTON. ELLEN BAND.............1,2,3. CHOIR..........4. STUDENT COUNCIL 4. CLASS FLOAT. . . 1,2. PROM COMMITTEE . 3. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE .... 4. GIRLS ENSEMBLE . . 4. FLICK, PAT CHOIR............3.4. BAND..............1,2,3 VARSITY CHOIR . . 4. F.H.A...........4. CLASS TREASURER . 4. STUDENT COUNCIL 3. LATIN CLUB . . . 1,2. PROM COMMITTEE . 3. JUNIOR ENSEMBLE . 3. GAGE, RON FOOTBALL........1,2. TRACK..........3,4. BASKETBALL .... 1,2. AGRICULTURE CLUB 3. JOURNALISM.......4. HALL, JUDY VARSITY CHOIR . . 2,3,4 RESERVE CHEERLEADER. . . . 1,2. VARSITY CHEER- LEADER ...........3,4. VICE PRES. OF CLASS 2,3. OFFICE ASS’T. . . . 3,4. PEP CLUB..........3,4. TRIBAL NEWS .... 3,4. WAPPAW STAFF. . . 4. PROM COMMITTEE . 3. CHOIR...........1,3,4. LATIN CLUB . . . 1,2. GLESSNER, NANCY G.A.A.................1. F.H.A............1. GLEE CLUB .... 4. KARPIEL, JOE FOOTBALL .... 3,4. BASEBALL .... 1,2,3,4. BAND.........1.2,3,4. LATIN CLUB . . 1,2. VARSITY CLUB . 4. LABORATORY ASS'T 4. KOHNKE, DONNA BAND.........1,2,3. F. H.A......3,4. CHOIR........1. PEP CLUB ... 4. KRUMREI, JERRY CHOIR........1,2,3,4. G. A.A......1,2,3. F.H.A........1. 78 SENIOR STATISTICS OFFICE ASS T, 4. HALL MONITOR. 2. JOURNALISM CLUB 3.4. HEAD USHER, TRIBAL NEWS STAFF 3,4. COMMENCEMENT USHER 2. BACCALAUREATE. 3. LAMB, PAULA F.H.A 4. CHEERLEADER, CAPT. 2. CHOIR 1 MANGAN, CAROLE PEP CLUB .... 3. LATIN CLUB . . . 1,2. F.H.A 4. PROM COMMITTEE 3. BAND 1,2,3. COMMERCIAL ASS T. 4. PEP BAND .... 1,2,3. LARUE, BILL BASKETBALL . 1,2,3,4. MARKOVICH, BILL USHER 3. TENNIS TEAM 1,2,3,4. VARSITY CLUB . 2,3. BASEBALL . . . 2,3,4. SCIENCE CLUB . 3,4. GOLF 3,4. FOOTBALL ... 4. PEP CLUB ... 3. GOLF 3. PROM COMMITTEE 3. PEP CLUB .... 3. FLOAT COMMITTEE 1.4. PROM COMMITTEE 3. LEONARD,SARA BAND 1,2,3,4. LATIN CLUB . . 1,2. DANCE BAND . 1,2. MOORE, CAROLE DEBATE SQUAD 3,4. PEP CLUB ... 3. PEP CLUB VICE PRES. 3,4. DRUM MAJORETTE 4. JUNIOR-SR. BANQUET LATIN CLUB . 1,2. PROM 3. FLOAT COMMITTEE 4. CHOIR 3. PROM COMMITTEE . 3. YEARBOOK STAFF. 4. OFFICE ASS T. . . 3,4. TRIBAL NEWS . . 3,4. HALL MONITOR. . 3. F.H.A 4. SCHOOL PLAYS . . 4. G.A.A 1. BAND SECRETARY. 4. LIBRARY ASSISTANT 3. MCGUIRE, LYNNE CHEERLEADER. 1.2,3,4. JOURNALISM ASSISTANT 3. SECRETARY OF CLASS 1. LIBRARY CLUB ... 3. CORRESPONDING SEC. FOREIGN EXCHANGE TREAS. OF STUDENT DANCE 3. COUNCIL .... 4. MAKE UP FOR CHOIR 3.4. PLAYS 2,3,4. GLEE CLUB ... 4. SPRING FORENSICS 3,4. THESPIANS ... 4. CHAIRMAN OF VARSITY CHOIR 4. SENIOR FLOAT . . 4. HOMECOMING COURT REPORTER FOR SOUTH (QUEEN) .... 4. BEND TRIBUNE . . 4. TRIBAL NEWS . . 3,4. WAPPAW STAFF. 4. NONDORF, ROBERT SCHOOL PLAY . . 1. FLOAT COM- FLOAT COMMITTEE 1. MITTEE 1,2. SCIENCE CLUB ... 2. LATIN CLUB . . 1. FOOTBALL 3. OFFICE ASS'T. . 2,3. BASKETBALL, BANQUET COM- MANAGER 3. MITTEE 3. VICTORY BELL TEEN EDITOR OF COMMITTEE .... 3. KALAMAZOO TRACK 3. GAZETTE .... 4. WAPPAW FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR 4. PLAYS 2,3. PUBLICATIONS MAKE UP COM- ASSISTANT 4. MITTEE'S .... 1,3,4. HOMECOMING PEP CLUB .... 3,4. COMMITTEE .... 4. 79 SENIOR STATISTICS OAS, SUSAN LATIN CLUB . . . 1,2. SCHOOL PLAYS . 2,3,4. THESPIANS. ... 4. GIRLS STATE. . . 3. JUNIOR, SR. BANQUET COMMITTEE ... 3. HALL MONITOR . 3. OFFICE ASSISTANT 4. PITUCH, KATHY SCHOOL PLAYS . 4. CHOIR 4. G.A.A 2. JUNIOR ENSEMBLE 3. HALL MONITOR . 3. HOMECOMING COURT 3. JR. SR. BANQUET COMMITTEE ... 3. OVERACKER, CAROL ART CLUB . . . 1,2,3,4. AGRICULTURE PEP CLUB 3. POLLACK, BOB CLUB 2,3,4. PLANK, CHRISTINE F. H.A 1. G. A.A 1,2. GLEE CLUB .... 4. WAPPAW STAFF . 4. TRIBAL NEWS . . 3.4. SCHOOL PLAY . . 3. VICE PRES. ART CLUB 4. SCIENCE CLUB. . 3. VICTORY BELL COMMITTEE ... 4. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE ... 4. PROM COM- PODKOL, BETTY STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 1. PEP CLUB .... 3. F.H.A 4. WAPPAW 4. TRIBAL NEWS. . . 3,4. MITTEE 3. PRAWAT, RICHARD FOOTBALL . . 1,2,3,4. TRACK .... 1,2,3,4. PALMER, PHYLLIS CHOIR 1. LIBRARY ASSISTANT. 2. LIBRARY CLUB .... 2. F.H.A. SEC., TREA. . 4. VARSITY CLUB. 2,3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 4. SCHOOL PLAYS. . 1,2. THESPIAN CLUB, PRES 1,2,3,4. LATIN CLUB . . . 1,2. PASTERIK, MARIANNE FLOAT COMMITTEE 1. LATIN CLUB .... 1,2. WAPPAW STAFF . . 4. TRIBAL NEWS STAFF 3,4. STUDENT ASSISTANT 4. SCIENCE CLUB . . 2. DEBATE 3. USHER 3. JR. SR. BANQUET COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRMAN ... 3. WAPPAW STAFF . 4. TRIBAL NEWS . 3,4. PEARCE, JONEITA STUDENT COUNCIL, SECRETARY 4. VARSITY CHOIR 1,2,3,4. ART CLUB, SEC. ... 4. THESPIANS 4. LATIN CLUB, SEC . 1,2. SCHOOL MUSICALS 1.3. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE . 2,3. CHOIR 1,2.3,4. PEP CLUB 4. FLOAT COMMITTEES .... 1.2. HALL MONITOR . 2. COMMENCEMENT BACCALAUREATE 3. FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM . . . 3,4. PROM COMMITTEE .... 3. PETERSON, ELOISE F.H.A 2,3. LATIN CLUB ... 1.2. PEP CLUB 3. PEP BAND .... 1,2,3. CONCERT BAND . 1,2,3. PRESSEY, KAREN F. H.A 3,4. G. A.A 1,2,3. CHOIR .... 2. ART 1. PEP CLUB. . . 3. CAFETERIA ASS’T 4. PIFFER, HARRIET F.H.A 1. CAFETERIA ASS'T 4. so FLOAT COMMITTEE 1. PURCHASE, ELLEN ROSS, PAULA SCHINCAROL, JOHN SCUKANEC, GEORGE SENICA, DIANE SENIOR STATISTICS LATIN CLUB .... 1,2. LEADER 1. CHOIR 1.3. SERVER FOR ALUMNI SCHOOL PLAY . . . BANQUET 3. G.A.A CHOIR 1.4. OFFICE ASSISTANT . 1. PLAYS 3. HOMECOMING COURT 3. CHOIR JR. SR. PROM AND GLEE CLUB BANQUET COM- LATIN CLUB . . . . MITTEE 3. PEP CLUB 3.4. VICE PRES. OF SENIOR PEP CLUB FLOAT. . 3.4. CLASS 4. CLASS FLOAT . . . 1.2. FLOAT COMMITTEE 2, GUIDANCE ASS’T . . 4. HOMECOMING COM- BAND MITTEE 3. FALL PLAY—USHER 3. FOOTBALL . . . . 2.3,4. TRACK SMITH, TERRY LATIN CLUB . . .1. THESPIANS. . . 1.2.3,4. ART CLUB. . . . . 1,2,4. SPRING PLAY. . 1,2,3,4. SCIENCE CLUB . .1. LATIN CLUB . . 1.2. PROM COMMITTEE 3. SCIENCE CLUB . 2. BASEBALL .... .1.2,3. TRIBAL NEWS. . 4. TENNIS .1. FALL PLAY . . . 1.2,3,4. SCHOOL PLAY . .2.3.4. USHER 3. LAB ASSISTANT. .4. PROM COM- MITTEE . . . . VARSITY CLUB. 3,4. STEVENS, LINDA LATIN CLUB . . .3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 1. PEP CLUB . . . . .3,4. G.A.A .1,2. JR. SR. PROM COM- FOOTBALL . . . 1,3.4. MITTEE .3. BASEBALL . . . 1,3,4. PEP CLUB FLOAT TRACK 1,3. COMMITTEE . . .3. BASKETBALL. . 1. CLASS FLOAT. . .2. TRIBAL NEWS SCIENCE CLUB . .2. STAFF 4. ALL SCHOOL PLAY . 4. PEP CLUB . . . 3,4. MAKE UP LATIN CLUB . . 2. (PLAYS) SCIENCE CLUB . 2. FOREIGN EXCHANGE VARSITY CLUB. 3,4. STUDENT DANCE. .3. SCHOOL PLAY . 4. FLOAT COM- MITTEE .... 1,2.4. PROM COM- ST1MAC, CLARENCE USHER MITTEE .... VARSITY CLUB . 1.2,3,4. FRESHMAN CLASS CHOIR TREASURER. . . 1. FOOTBALL . . . USHER FOR BASKETBALL . . 1,2,3.4. COMMENCEMENT. 3. TRACK AGRICULTURE CLUB 3.4. GIRLS ENSEMBLE . 3. SEC. OF SOPH. CLASS 2, PEP CLUB.......3,4. LATIN CLUB . . .1,2. RESERVE CHEER- TESSMAN, JERRY TESSMAN, JUDY AGRICULTURE CLUB . 2. CHOIR..................1.2,3. F.H.A..................1,2.3. 81 SENIOR STATISTICS THOMPSON, FRANK LATIN CLUB ... 1. WALTON, JOHN SCIENCE CLUB. . 2.3. BAND.........1,2,3,4. VARSITY FOOTBALL . . 2,3,4. VARSITY TRACK 3,4. BOY'S STATE . .3. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE . .3. PROM COMMITTEE 3. FLOAT COMMITTEE ........1,2,3. WENZ, HELMUT VARSITY CLUB . 2,3,4. FOOTBALL COCAPTAIN .......4. BAND—PRESIDENT. .4. FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM .... 3,4. TRIBAL NEWS STAFF 3,4. WILSON, SHERRIE TOKARCHICK, MARTIN TRACK...........1,2,3. FOOTBALL .... 1. BASKETBALL. . . 1,2. ART CLUB .... 1,2. CHOIR.........1,4. TRIBAL NEWS . . 4. VANDERSALM, F.H.A..........4. ELIZABETH GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANT ... 4. CAFETERIA ASSISTANT ... 4. PEP CLUB . . 2,3,4. CHOIR..........1. ANNUAL STAFF . 1. LATIN CLUB ... 2. SCIENCE CLUB 2,3,4. ART CLUB .... 4. SCHOOL PLAY . . 3. FOOTBALL . .1,2,3,4. BASKETBALL.1,2,3,4. BASEBALL . .1,2,3,4. TRACK. . . 2. FOOTBALL . .1,2,3. BASKETBALL. 1. TRACK. . . .1.2,3,4. USHER . . . .1,2,3,4. VICE PRESIDENT OF FRESHMAN CLASS 1. ED WARDS BURG HIGH SCHOOL . . .1. MIDDLEV1LLE HIGH SCHOOL . . .2,3. CHEERLEADER . . .1. PEP CLUB . . .1,2,3. Y.F.C......1,2,3. HOMECOMING COURT.......3. BAND . . . .1,2.3 DANCEBAND. . . , PROM COMMITTEE ........3. F.H.A.....1.2. 82 CO 1. J. Hall 2. M. VanDyke 3. T. Smith 4. 1st Grade 5. E. Farrington 6. C. Burger 7. P. Ross 3. T. Ls: b r;. A. Brockwpry 10. S, 11. D. Cross 12. J. Demerelc 13. A. Brill 14. L. Doyle 4 MOST MUSICAL Joneita Pearce Dick Forbes BEST DRESSED Sara Leonard Bill Markovich PRETTIEST HANDSOMEST Lynne McGuire Frank Thompson SUGAR N' SPICE The Publications class held an unusual election in the fall to select title winners. One boy and one girl from the Senior class were chosen for each catagory except for Most Athletic. The results of the selection were kept secret until the distribution of the WAPPAW. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sarah Dowd Rich Prawat BEST ALL AROUND Mary Sue Crosby A1 Brockway MOST HUMOROUS Kathy Pituch Dean Corrie PRETTIEST HAIR Diane Senica Carey Hayes rs BEST DANCERS Paula Clair Charles Burger MOST MOODY Nancy Anderson George Scukanec FLIRTS Mary Dorstewitz Cliff Essig APPLE POLISHERS Carole Moore Joe Stimac DEVILS Karen Pressey Bob Pollack MOST SHY Judy Demereck Bruce Carpenter MOST ATHLETIC John Walton Cliff Essig MOST TALKATIVE Pat Flick Helmut Wenz MUTTS JEFFS Betty P. Donna K. An B. Bill L. GIGGLERS Judy Hall Terry Smith 1. H. Piffer 7. L. McGuire 2. Bob Nonderf 8. K. Pressey 3. C. Budzen 9. B. Markovich 4. P. Flick 10. J. Weinhart 5. S. Barkovich 11. J. Krumrei 6. N. Glessner 12. Judy Jerry 7. Dale Barber 8. Donna Kohnke 9. Diane Senica 10. John DeKam 11. Carol Mangan 12. George Soukaneo 1. Marianne Pasterik 2. Cliff Eseig 3« Sherrie Wilson 4. Martin 5okarchick 5. Barbara Crocker 6. Barbara Bonarski BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Masten, Paul Davies, John Schafer, Russel Maxam, John Vranicar, Paul Labadie, Fred Coker, Owen Marks, George Guritz, and Don Brown. CUSTODIANS CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept. 5 School opens. We enter a new year, a new school, a new league. Everyone is confused. Sept. 15 The Redskin football season starts off with a win over non-Conference foe Mattawan; sweet revenge for last season! Oct. 12-13 We get a two day vacation because of a Michigan Educational Association meeting. Oct. 27 Homecoming! The Paw Paw eleven battles big tough South Haven. A bonfire, a pep rally, a huge parade, an after game dance, all are part of this exciting day. Nov. 17-18 Time out for Ginger , a hilarious comedy, is presented to appreciative audiences in the high school auditorium. Nov. 22 Thanksgiving vacation begins at noon. The turkey, cranberries, and pumpkin pie were wonderful! Nov. 28 The big Reds' start a successful basketball season with a win over West Ottawa, followed a week later with a win over Wolverine foe South Have, Yea Team! Dec. 13 A choir Christmas concert is presented in the auditorium. Sweet music. Dec. 18 The long awaited Christmas vacation starts. Santa Claus is coming to town? Jan. 2 School resumes after a busy weekend. April 13 The spring play, Toad of Toad Hall , one of the first plays to bedone in arena theater, is presented Friday and Saturday to capacity audiences. It is also staged for the elementary school students. April 20 Spring vacation begins at last!!!! May 5 Choir Spring concert. The last and one of the best. May 19 Junior-Senior Banquet, and the food was delicious. May 26 Junior-Senior Prom. A night to be long remembered. June 3 Baccalaureate. Three more days. Seniors. June 6 Commencement. Good-bye, Seniors, our class of '62. June 8 School Ends !!!!!!!!!! 89 From LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Mr. BeBeau, Robert Nondorf, Paula Clair, Carole Moore, Judy Crowell, Marianne Pasterick, Maria Baranski, Sally Barkovich, Judy Hall, Lynne McGuire, Mary Sue Crosby, and Clifford Essig. NOT PICTURED: Richard Prawat, and Robert Pollack. The WAPPAW, because it is planned and produced almost entirely by students, is more than a mere record of the school years’ events; it is an annual addition to the accomplishments of Paw Paw High School students. This years'WAPPAW isa reflection, as were the thirty-some before it, of the ideas and feelings of this years' graduating class. The WAPPAW staff was organized in the spring of 1961 from among the members of the publications class. When school resumed in the fall of 1962, plans were made for a successful yearbook. Advertisements were collected, layouts drawn up, pictures taken, copy written, and yearbooks sold. Two dances were held as part of an extensive sales campaign. Then, when the final pages were mailed and the yearbook finished, work began on the summer supplement, the P.S. Many long hours were devoted to the production of this yearbook. The WAPPAW staff is proud of its book, the first from the new school, and grateful for the support of the student body, and the guidance of Mr. BeBeau, publications advisor. Theeditorof the 1962 WAPPAW is Clifford Essig, he is assisted by Sally Barkovich, assistant editor; and Mary Sue Crosby, business manager. 90 West Red Arrow Highway Phone 657-3283 or 657-3294 Olds - Lark There's SOMETHING EXTRA about owning an OLDS!. HENDERSON-TAPPER Congratulations To the Class of 1962 From GRIF’S BARBER SHOP I Need Your Head In My Business! Michigan Avenue Paw Paw, Michigan FORBES NEWS Daily Papers, Cigars Tobacco Paw Paw, Michigan HAGEN TRACTOR SALES Ford Gas Diesel Tractors Implements—Parts—Service East U. S. 12— Phone 5558 Paw Paw, Michigan JIM'S AUTO BODY RADIATOR Compliments of REPAIR SERVICE CHARLES All Work Guaranteed JEWELERS West Michigan Avenue 130 East Michigan Avenue Paw Paw, Michigan Paw Paw, Michigan Phone 657-5040 Phone 657-4330 BEST WISHES HODDY MIDDAUGH'S STANDARD SERVICE Paw Paw, Michigan DON SPRIGGS BARBER SHOP Phone 657-9921 Phone 657-4430 Fruit Belt Realty Paw Paw, Mich. JOHN J. CUSUMAND Real Estate and Insurance CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES Best Wishes Class of 1962 Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN Paw Paw Nationally Known, Locally Owned CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of WESTON’S SPORT SHOP FLASHES 404 South LaGrave St, PawPaw, Michigan Phone 657-4820 Phone 657-5080 BEST WISHES Compliments of STAG SHOP STIGLISH’S BARBER SHOP Jack Dale 108 E. Michigan Phone 657-4471 TUTTLE FLORAL Paw Paw, Michigan Phone 657-5280 PAW PAW LUMBER COAL CO. Lumber, Coal, and Building Material Phone 657-3415 Paw Paw, Michigan Where You're Always Welcome DROLET’S DRUGS Phone 657-4701 228 East Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan Congratulations to Compliments of the Class of —-1932— HOTEL DE HAMBURGER 233 E. Michigan Ave. BOWL-MORE LANES PawPaw, Michigan Phone 657-4630 For take-outs PawPaw, Michigan Phone 657-9925 When planning a trip Good Luck make arrangements SENIORS with McLEOD’S STORE SEALANDAIR TRAVEL SERVICE Mens' Clothing Center 116 N. Kalamazoo St. Paw Paw, Michigan 147 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 657-4465 Phone 657-3815 Compliments of WALLY’S CRYSTAL FLASH YOUNG’S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Quick Service—For Busy People East Michigan Avenue PawPaw, Michigan PAWPAW, MICHIGAN East Michigan Avenue Phone 657-9929 Congratulations, To The Class of ’62 Compliments of FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SALON WEST’S VARIETY STORE 217 1 2 E. Michigan Phone 657-4640 232 East Michigan Phone 657-4265 Compliments of BREEDVELD’S SHOES of Paw Paw Compliments of A Name in Footwear that is your Guarantee of Quality Phone 657-4980 229 E. Michigan Avenue PAW PAW MOTOR COURT East Michigan Avenue Phone 657-4365 PARKWAY Good Luck Class of '62 Breakfast, Lunches, Dinners 1050 E. Michigan Paw Paw, Michigan AUDREY S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 657-4476 Phone 657-3030 GOLDEN GUERNSEY DAIRY PRODUCTS Your Snack Bar Supplier Paw Paw—Maple City Dairy Phone 657-3509 Congratulations Best Wishes WARNER SUPPLY 136 E. Michigan Ave. Phone 657-3605 THE COURIER NORTHERNER Your Hometown Newspaper For 117 years Quality Job Printing Letterpress Offset Paw Paw, Michigan Phone 657-3072 HARRISON CHEVROLET SALES More people drive Chevrolets than any other car! 318 E. Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan Phone 657-5521 CALAY CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning Self Service Laundry 117 W. Michigan Ave. Phone 657-3640 Drive Carefully! The life you save may be one of our customers! If your car needs repairs, use good quality parts that you can depend on. W. R. HAMILTON, INC. Auto Parts Supplies 122 E. Michigan Paw Paw Phone 657-3146 When You Need Parts - Call Bill You’ll love being a First Federal Saver FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KALAMAZOO 118 North Kalamazoo Street, Paw Paw Compliments of SMART SHOP Ladies' Children's Apparel 211 E. Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan See all the latest movies at STRAND THEATER Enjoy a night out! Michigan Avenue Paw Paw Congratulations to the Eat at Class of '62 THE GRILL LAPINE SHEET METAL Snacks. Lunches, Dinners 116 S, Gremps St, 216 E. Michigan Phone 657-3680 Paw Paw Compliments 0 _ 4V, JACH’S HARDWARE : “Tv'V i ken McKenzie Insurance for Every Need A' V Congratulations rcuFLL'4 t0 Ethe Class of '62 MESSNER SHELL SERVICE Phone 657-4818 Road Service 322 E. Michigan Phone 657-9920 315 Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan THE SHOPPING CENTER 308 East Michigan Avenue Paw Paw, Michigan Phone 657-3020 Memories of the Year, Keep Them to Cherish Every Year Cameras----Films Projectors-Photo Service DILLON’S DRUG STORE Service For The Sick Phone 657-4571 219 E. Michigan Avenue Paw Paw, Michigan PEACOCK CLEANERS Proud as a Peacock 205 N. Kalamazoo St. Paw Paw, Michigan Phone 657-4665 PAW PAW LAUNDRY CLEANERS INC. We Pick Up Deliver 707 E. Michigan Avenue Phone 657-4625 Best Wishes To The Class of '62 BEN HELEN’S AQUARIUMS Aquariums Supplies Phone 657-4915