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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1967 volume:

WAPPAW — 1967 PAW PAW HIGH SCHOOL PAW PAW, MICHIGAN i TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 5 SENIORS 21 CLASSES 39 JUNIORS 40 SOPHOMORES 45 FRESHMEN 50 EIGHTH GRADE 57 SEVENTH GRADE 61 ORGANIZATIONS 67 ACTIVITIES 87 ATHLETICS 101 ADVERTISERS 119 AUTOGRAPHS 129 Tv o ropds divested iYla yellow wockf 'And sorry 1 apnd notwravel boll) re And be onynaveler, llong I stood ' And lodown ouflMas far as I couli To w)rere it bent in Ine undergrowth; “Tilt- Hnuii Not Taken from I HI Como Too l� l!olITrt Krost. Copyriitht nyiii, lijat. 1I-J hy Holt, Rineliart and Vin5lvn, Inc. C’opyriwht renewed 1944. '95 hy R««l cri Frost. Kcprintc«l 1«y |� coiiissttm of Holt, Rinehart .uni WiinfMTi, Inc. ''Then took the oth V', as just as fair, And having perh f� s the better claim Because?, it wa itfassy and wanted wa Though as foj Uiat the passing there Had frorn them really about the same, y both that morning equa y lay in leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way i€ads on to waa I doubted if I should ver come baq I shall be telling tais with a sigh Somewhere ages arid ages hence; I Two roads divergfd in a wood, a I took the one lei traveled by And that has madp all the differed BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: Luther Dairies, treasurer; Edward Sitar, trustee; Paul Kaiser, trustee; Dan McConnell, superintendent; SITTING: Fred Pugsley, trustee; Robert Abrams, secretary; William Cutting, president; Jane Kimmel, trustee and newest member of the board. The Paw Paw Board of Education consists of elected members representing the state and the community in the operation of the school system. They are the operating body of the school whose authority comes from the State of Michigan. Members of the Paw Paw Board of Education are unique in variety of occupations. Jobs range from Superintendent of Schools to farmer to housewife. An attorney, a businessman and a highway engineer fill out the board. Members donate what would be leisure time to work on the board. During the school year the board proposed a merger of the Law-ton, Mattawan and Paw Paw school systems. They also proposed a $2,600,000 building program and were involved in negotiations with the Paw Paw Education Association. 6 SUPERINTENDENT dan McConnell Mr. McConnell, who served at the Bay Port and Edwardsburg Schools Systems, has served as Superintendent of the Paw Paw School system for two years. Mr. McConnell, attended Central Michigan University, Western Michigan University and Columbia University. He holds B. S., M. A., and Ed. S. degrees. As a class-room instructor, Mr. McConnell taught geography and speech. Mr. McConnell, assisting the secretaries. Mr. McConnell, at his desk 7 SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Mr. Barea working ai his desk. A Western Michigan University graduate, Mr. Barea, our new principal comes to us with five years of experience as principal at Harper Creek. He holds Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, and Specialist in School Ad-minstration degrees. As a teacher he taught mathematics, science, physical education, and speech. He has also been an athletic director and a guidance director. In both high school and college, Mr. Barea, participated in all available sports. 8 Time out for leisure. JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Mr. Richard Brill attended school at Western Michigan University and University of Alaska. He holds Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. He is a Junior High Principal, which was a change in title from Junior High Coordinator. Mr. Brill also has been transportation Director for the Paw Paw School System for eight years. He has been a resident of Paw Paw for twenty-two years. Y ou missed your bicycle? The King sitting in his counting room counting all his money. 9 SECRETARIES Mrs. Marie Caldwell has served at Paw Paw High School since 1965. Mrs. Evelyn Kaiser has served at Paw Raw High School since 1957. Mrs. Nina Brown has served at Paw Paw High School since 1963. Miss Ruth Little has served as book' keeper since July. 10 FACULTY The activities of the faculty at Paw Paw High are by no means restricted to just teaching. Many of the teachers are coaches, class advisers, and sponsors of clubs. Each year the faculty puts on a play to raise money for a scholarship which goes to some needy college student who is an alumnus of Paw Paw High School. Pass me the tranquilizers! ROBERT CAMPBELL ENGLISH 12 EULALIA TOMS HOME ECONOMICS JANET HOI.LIGAN ENGLISH DAVID ANDERSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS RICHARD WILLIAMS BUSINESS EDUCATION JANICE MAIDMENT SPEECH ESTELLE CROSBY BUSINESS EDUCATION ETHEL NANTZ ENGLISH 13 HARRY WONDERS MATHEMATICS BOB ENGLER SCIENCE ELWYN CORNISH SOCIAL STUDIES 14 RUTH KIRBY LANGUAGES MARGARET SPAWR PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAROL MC CARTHY SCIENCE GERALDINE JACliER ENGLISH CLARENCE QUAIFE INDUSTRIAL ARTS 15 DAVID ST. AUBIN SOCIAL STUDIES LYNN WATTERWORTH MATHEMATICS DAVID BLY GUIDANCE MARION HALL RUTH BOOT LIBRARIAN GUIDANCE C. DEAN WELLS SOCIAL STUDIES MARSHALL MYERS MUSIC Can Swivel-hips Cornish elude a 200 lb. tackle? Margie. I'm always thinking of you! It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! 17 STUDENT Mr. Albaum, Mr. Radke, Mr. Knight. Mr. Gottshall, Mr. Baker, Miss Doonan, Mrs. Dommert, Miss Sheneman, Mrs. Needham, Miss Conrad and Miss Wicket. The fall student teachers of 1966 proved to be an outstanding group. Left: D. A, Farrington gets help from Mrs. Dommert in bookkeeping. Mr. Albuam fights his way through the lunch line. Miss Conrad helps a home economics student. Mr. Gottshall gives Joel Mitchell a hand in biology. Even though only four student teachers are pictured in their various activities, they all showed a willingness to help the students and took part in school activities. 18 TEACHERS BACK: D. Fisher, R. Watson, R. Murchinson, D. DeYoung, G. Writer, C. Murray, J. Hamilton, J. Evans. MIDDLE: T. Newman, J. Bradford, B. Moran, D. Weigle, B. Bixler, J. Karpiel, J. Little. FRONT: K. Pea, P. Gregory, E. Bishop, C. Gorski, C. Booth, J. Smith, N. Walker, L. Chidister, J. Cornetet. THESE HANDS COOKS: Mrs. Eleanor Dorstewitz, Mrs. Gladys Allen,, Mrs. Esther Maxam, Mrs. Valentine Koppers, Mrs. Josephine Howard, and Mrs. Charlotte Castle. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Louis Blower Mr. Lyle Leason Mr. John Niles Mr. George Guritz Mr. Gene Berg 20 WHICH ROAD SHALL WE BARBARA ALDEN KEITH ALDEN LARRY ANTHONY NANCY ARCADIPONE STANLEY ARENT GARY ARRANS TREASURER KATHLEEN BABIN ROBIN BARDEN CECILIA BARTOSIAK As a last hurrah the Class of '67, having completed this period of development at Paw Paw High School, memorably add our scroll to the list of tribal ancestors who have successfully contributed to Redskin tradition. Our Senior year was highlighted when NANCY was chosen as our Homecoming Queen and thus she set the stage for a year of memorable events. LARRY ANTHONY participated in a new tradition, our first wrestling team. While the snow flakes were piling up in the greatest snowstorm in history, perhaps DIANA BRAGANINI was wishing she was back studying in Mexico, or KATHY BABIN was chatting about her political endeavors at Girls' State, or maybe CAROL BONARSKI 22 TAKE was thinking up captions for Wappaw pages. We were glad to have LINDA BAXTER join us in our Senior year as well as CURTIS BERGLIN in LINDA BAXTER BILL BIGELOW CURTIS BERGLIN our Junior year. Curt has since been a lofty addition to our basketball team. The Cornhuskers won the Intramural Basketball championship in 1966 with the assistance of team member ROD BLOE-MER. Who could forget the wild antics between those games and who can forget the wild antics between classes when ROSE BOVDIK was on her familiar perch atop the lockers with her cohort SUE BOLEY cheering her on from below. PHIL Flash COLOMBEL. . . RODNEY BLOEMER SUSAN BOLEY CAROL BONARSKI SECRETARY 23 ROSE BOVDIK LINDA BOYSEN DIANA BRAGANINI WE CAN SEE NEITHER PATI CHARLES BROWN DAVID BRUSACH JEANNE BUCK . . . was always on hand too, to catch such events. SUE CUTTING never had a minute to spare as Student Council President, but if you weren't so busy you did get the chance to look down the student-filled halls. Perhaps you saw a pert red-haired SHERRY DEAN go by in the latest mod fashions, or heard SHERYL DAINES rousing a cheer as we had a winning football season and many . . . SUSAN BUCK MICHAEL CALAY GARY CAMERON TEA HOUSE OF THE AUCUi 24 BEYOND THE FIRST BEND . . . . . . exciting basketball games. Or, if you strolled by locker 268, better known as Dave's Delicatessen, you would meet the friendly proprietor DAVE BRUSACH or at least get a whiff of his famous limburger oil rye. If, by chance, you missed these interesting sights, perhaps you caught a glimpse of our exchange editor JEANNE BUCK preparing to send our own Tribal News throughout the United States. Yes, the sights were many . . . MOON” MAY 21, 1966 GLORIA CLAIR PHILIP COLOMBEL MARK CO NOLLY STEVE CONOLLY JOHNELL CUDDEBACK SUSAN CUTTING 25 ONE TRAVELER MUST CHOOSE JAMES DeCROFF PATRICIA DENNER JEROLD DUNDON VICE-PRESIDENT MARY JO ECKLOFF PAULETTE ELIAS DAVID FARRINGTON . . . and the days were busy—each of us with our own achievements. Good morning. This is the ten o'clock news, rang the familiar voice of our Vice-President, PAT DENNER, every morning. Her voice was almost as familiar as JONETTE FISCHER to those on the Wappaw Staff. Joni won't have grey hair for a few years yet, but as editor of the yearbook, she certainly had plenty of opportunities. Our class is endowed with politicians such as DON GRIFFIN, President of our Freshman class and DEAN HOLUB, our Senior class President as well as President of the newly established Ski Club . . . 26 CAROLYN FIRNSTAHL JONETTE FISCHER ROBERT FODOR ONE ROAD . . . Not only are DICK HOUSTON and MARY JO ECKLOFF destined to succeed in the future, but Mary is presently the Treasurer of our Student Council. In the area of performing arts, CAROLYN FIRNSTAHL and MARY O’DONNELL rate high. They played selections from the Sound of Music as a duet in the annual fall talent show. D. A. FARRINGTON was also one of our more talented classmates, frequently performing as a member of the Varsity Chorale. Also in the spotlight is our own answer to the Beatles, the Malibu’s with their lead guitarist, MACK JOHNSON. While dwelling on the performing arts, let us not overlook our spring play. . . DON GRIFFIN KENNETH HECKMAN GENE HOINA DEAN HOLUB KEITH HOOD RICHARD HOUSTON PRESIDENT 27 DON JEWETT MACK JOHNSON CHRISTINE KELPSAS ONE PATH SEEMS SMOOTHER TINA KOPPERS ANN KIMMEL MARY ANN KONECKI RONALD LA BA DIE CHARLENE LACHMAN ROBERT LAMBERT . . . The Curious Savage starring PAULINE LONG as Miss Paddy, CHARLENE LACHMAN as Miss Willie, TOM TOMKINS as Jeff, LINDA THOMPSON as Fairy May, DIANA BRA-GANINI as Florence, TONY MISURACA as SAMUEL, and JIM MARTIN as the violinplaying Hanntble. Also in the spotlight were RON MAGIERKA in baseball, CHUCK McDANIEL in football and wrestling, RON LABADIE in football, baseball and basketball. . . KENNETH LEPEKAS RANDI LEE See no evil, hear no evil, speak . . . These boys were outstanding athletes who kept the games exciting while cheerleader VIVIAN Le-ROY kept the cheers coming. Skip was also an attractive addition to the Homecoming court. . . BRUCE LEHTO TONY LELL1 VIVIAN LeROY PAULINE LONG bo evil• Seniors?? RODERICK MAC DONALD RONALD MAGIERKA MARCIA MANNING JAMES MARTIN JANET MARSHALL RONALD MAXAM 29 BUT EITHER ROAD IS GOOD CHARLES McDANIEL NANCY McGEE NANETTE McGEE . . . ROD MACDONALD will long be remembered for his ability at lengthy debate, while TONY LELLI and BOB LAMBERT (better known as the tall blonde carryout ) worked hard at their after school endeavors. KAREN MIDDAUGH STEVE MIHELICH WILLIAM MIHELICH You looking for the Prom, Thom? 30 • • • DICK MILLER JAMES MILLER TONY MISURACA JOEL MITCHELL DAN MULRENIN LINDA MYERS Usherettes TINA KOPPERS and BARB REITS were responsible for the posters which adorned the cafeteria walls. Their best known creation was Snoopy, the World War I flying ace, who encouraged our team to victory. GARY NEEDHAM WENDY NEININGER MARY O'DONNELL 31 ANOTHER PATH FOR AGES HENCE, MARCIA OLSON FRANK OMEL DONALD OVERACKER . . . The cafeteria was our main stomping ground and the place in which we gathered before the day of classes. It was really our living room away from home. Here we shared our homework, or swapped books, or even displayed our new fashions. As a member of the Seventeen advisory board, ANN KIMMEL had some influence on what we wore. But the cafeteria was also the room which was magically (with much hard work) transformed into a Teahouse of the August Moon, the theme of our prom. And none of us will forget our Junior class Pres., BARB REITS, who worked hard to make it a success. She was constantly making decorations, or. . . 32 JOYCE PERVANGER WILLARD PLUG KENNETH POLLACK ANOTHER BEND Linda, aren’t you ever going to get to work? ROY RAY BARBARA REITS LYNN SCHRAM DOROTHY SCHRASS WHICH ROAD SHALL WE TAKE? « GEORGE SIEBEN DONALD SITAR PAUL SJOLIN . . . posters. Another hard worker on the prom was GARY NEEDHAM who drew up the plans for our great Pagoda” and who planned the frame of our Indian Chief on our first-place winning float. THOM STILSON LINDA STOYNOFF TERRENCE TAPPER EDWARD THOMAS LINDA THOMPSON THOMAS TOMPKINS MICHAEL WHIPPO RAD WILSON JOSEPH WRIGHT Even though the death of Edna Grudecki was a shock to family, friends and community we shall all remember her for her sweet smile, kind word, and ready laugh. With great sorrow at our loss and memory of her companionship, we the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Seven, leave this memoriam for Edna. Barb + Ed = school spirit Linda and Dave are really congenial while Sue and Thom provide the music. Pat Denner and Cupid Wright cut up again. They inte fere with Nancy and Jim's flirting as Cupid's dart is aimed at Jim's neck? Will Larry and Lin be polite after Tony and Sue pull more deviltry? Care, great care, keeps Bob handsome, Nancy pretty, and the hair of Mack and Sherry prettiest of '67. CLASSES JUNIORS Kay pat Elaine Kathy Consolatti Reits Washburn Anderson President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurei Sue CariaMae Janette Linda John Pat Allen Anderson Antcliff Arndt Baker Baker Cheri Tim Joanne Julie Sandra Dexter Barber Barber Becker Berner Beach Berglin Greg Brenda Catherine Jack Dale Celine Blackburn Bloemer .Boyer Brantingham Brown Brusach Diana Stephen Chiddister Colombel Roberta Corrie 40 Merle James Mike Sue Bob Ruth Coy Crook Czuhajewski DeGroff Dillon Dorstewitz Richard Wendy Elaine Linda Stuart Eugene Drake Drake Emmert Fritz Gillis Good Bonny Tom John Goolsby Hahnenberg Harrison Tom Healey John Judy Healey Heckman George Jerry Liz Steve Ray Carl Koppers Kubena Kucks Labadie La Course Lapekas Ken Dana Bill John Tom Raeanne Lhamon Loomis Lozon Mann Marcelleiti Markovich Nancy Margo Bill John Frank Linda Marshall McGuire McNeill Mesick Miller Miller Ernest Susan Peggy Don Linda Vicki Mullin Mullin Needham Oswiany Oswiany Parlich Nancy Jennifer Jim Paul Paula Rick Pullen Ramsey Reavis Reidt Reidt Riegle Debbie Kathy Bill Rick Bob Roy Sehrump Scowley Scruggs Senica Shaefer Sides Ah-Hah!! I’ve struck upon the right answer. Dave Mike Rosemary Mary Springer Stewart Stimac Stinebeck 43 Pat Tom Tom Ken Sullivan Tapper Terrell Thomas Rick Marsha Joy Bob Thompson Varnesdeel Wagy Waldo Susan Don Barbara Charles Wangberg Welch Williams Winkler Aloha Wood Steve Wright Tom Wyd ick Charles Young John, our mighty Redskin, arousing his braves SOPHOMORES Mark Marcia Karen Rick Chase Potter Klingel Bennett President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Jim Pain Cede Blaze Merle Lois Alden Amos Arcadipone Barden Bass Bigelow Steve Cindy Blake Boysen Dave Bobbie Susie Debbie Braganini Brandt Brinsfield Brown Shirley Mike Brown Bryant Mac Burns Nancy Buskirk Roberta Cassell Larry Chase Fred Rob Bonnie Linda Bill Jan Coker Coombs Counterman Czuhajewski Daines Dillon 45 Jan Diane Joyce Kathy Jim Sheila Doornhaag Drury Edens Ellis Elm«„,e Emery Pat Mike Philip John Vicki Delta Fake Firnstahl Fleming Freel Gaskill German Eleda Wanda Chris Ray Rita Ted Giddings Gordon Graham Grehl Grehl Gromek Darlene Irving Cindy Cindy Bill Tim Guritz Gutitz lot Hagen Hamilton Hanson Mike Linda Alan Ron Todd Pat Harrison Harvey Hassler Hearners Helle Henderson 46 Teresa Donna Kirvan Kitchen Paul Kobe Dave Dennis Koppers Kroeg R°$e Bob Janice Karen Leason Lhamon Louwaert Lundquist Diane Greg Madison Magierka 47 Gaye Martin John Martin Dale Rich Liz Terry Kathy Pam Masten Maxwell Me Intosh Middaugh Mihelich Mihellch Jackie Greg Miller Misuraca Jamie Rosemary Mitchell Moon Donna Mroczek Betty Muilin joey Scott Nancy Frank Nardielle Nelson Peacock Percival Brenda Chris Perkins Pitts Ellen Plaszczak Roger Plug Sally Pugsley Kathy Ra cette Gregg Ram low Dan Reszka Sandy Smith Gary Stearns Kathy T reat Bob Wonders Bob Young John Soule John Spencer Jim Strong Kathy Waldo Ark Dalton Rumsey Jeanette Rybinsky John Julie Szewczyk Tapper Joan Don Weaver Wert Sandra Vicki Stanley Stanton Martin Tarala Mary White Mary Wade Kathy Wonders George Wood Bill Schram Jacalyn Stickels Joan Spiech FRESHMEN Robert Tonda Elane Russ Hayes Reits Anderson Johnson President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer ft ft 4k 4. I Gloria Robert Dane Duane Jean Chester A|lams Aernie Anderson Antcliff Arndt Baranski Bruce Cynthia Mark Steve Frank Marcia Barber Barber Barritt Bayles Beach Beach Brenda Paul Beck Blake Sharon Bob Jacqueline David Bloemer Bolinger Bonarski Boven Mary Boven Sheila Braybrooks Susan Brennan Talyn Brow n Kathy Brusach Raymond Buck 50 Jerome Dion Randy Christopher Roark Lee Bullard Buskirk Carlson Colombel Consolatti Corrie Ernest Shirley Corsi Coy Scott Cross Mildred Barbara Laurie Cullen Czuhajewski Daines Tim Rick DeHaan Dingman Dianna Kevin Douglas Doyle Joan Dunlop Lucy Earl Steve Loomis Dacey Loiencis Marian MacDonald David Madison Phyllis Marcelletti Bette Maxam Dwight Fleming Rita Fleming Doug Garvelink Dennis Glidden William Grudecki Randall Hamilton Debbie Harris Diane Harris Don Hathaway Linda Horner Alan Nanette Ignacek Johnson Mary Kelpsas Archie Earl Jackie Lharnon Lietzau Long Kathy Gilbert 0 ; Kathy Mike Hall Hall Jay Linda Kubena Labadie Bonnie Lelli msrr h Mike Janice LaPine Leetz Laurie S. and Archie L. hard at work in library. Donald Vicky Kim McGrew McKinney Middaugh Christine Pat Merrilee Miller Miller Miller Mary Patricia David Donald Carla Mtillin Mulrenin Myers Nondorf Ocker Carl Ogren James Barbara Richard Richard Danielle Steve Oldfield Overacher Overacker Palasinski Paunovich Payne Greg Bill Patricia Carol Eileen Mike Peat Peter Pelt Pierce Pollack Purdy 53 Lautie Stockwell Lowell Reynolds Dale Strong LeRoy Strong Edward Schrass Pam Schrump Gary Dale Smith Sommerfelt Alan Bob Starr Stilson Robert Reits Bob Soule Perry Richardson Antoinette Stanton Dan Lilly Ray Ralkiewicz Pat Tom Rivette Roden Mary Rodler Debby Sherrod Denise Roger Linda Shirk Karen Springer Lisa Stressman Bill Ronda Jeanece Simpson Lenore Stack 1 7 Robert Si tar Cathy Ritsema Mary Rucinski Bill Albert Bill JoAnn Roseley Becky Stroud Szumylo Tapper Terry Tinker Thompson Dave Richard Debby Ted Fulton Mark Tomas Tozer Varnesdeel Vesey Void Wade EIGHTH GRADE Louie Abnet Gary Allen Steve Allen Netti Arrans Mary Ann Steve Dawn Diana Linda Vernon Austin Barber Barden Beach Bearss Blakely Jo Agnes Chris Louise Fay Robin Ed Boyer Boysen Brantingham Burfield Burk Buskirk Alan cai Phyllis Jeff Terry Alexis Chase Christenson Conner Connolly Cramer Craner Linda Byron Howard Greg Burl Melody Cudd Cuddeback Daily Davidson Deal De Pierre 56 JR. HIGH IN ACTION Mike Mat Sally Dillenbeck Dillon Drury Betsy Thelma Cathy Eckloff Edens Elmore Steve Gary Charles Ellis Fleming Gipson David Connie Linda Good Graham Gurtz Mike Bill Roger Hemlin Harris Henderson 57 Mary Dale Bill Catey Robin John Henson Jewett Kaiser Kaiser Kaulola Knapp Denice Lee Marie Dawn Barry Mike Krumrei Kubena Lallinger Lamb Lee Lounsbury Linda Madison Margaret Magierka Sandy Martin Steve Martin Kathy Maxim Rhonda McGrew Bob McNeill Loren Miller Toni Miller Gary Mitchell Linda Moore Kathy Mulrenin Melanie Ogren Denice Olson Tim McDaniel Tom McNeill Lloyd Mearing Mike Miller Denice Art Greg Sandy Peter Denis Osment Oswiany Pardike Payne Percival Personnette Wayne Peter Gail Linda Ken Rose Pogue Pullen Pursley Reyes 2 + 2 is ... Hey, he's taking our picture. Channa John Riegle Roberts Tony Pam Sandlin Sager t Bill Larry Tom Albert Mike Joe silar Smead Staggs Starr Stempihar Sutton Ronda Kathy Dan Dennis Dan Linda Sweezy Terrell Thompson Tinker Torrey Tozar Carol Tom Steve John Bernard Pam Treat Underwood Vandermulen VanStelle Varnesdeel Wagy Linda Ron Julie Howard Tom Pam Warren Washburn Wattles Weatherwax Weaver Williams Barb Candy Gary Woodall Wright Yarbrough EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Sue Riegle, Linda Tozier, Robin Kaukola, Betsy Eckloff, Fay Bur-field, Catey Kaiser. Not pictured: Toni Miller t 60 SEVENTH GRADE Mike Michael Kathy Greg Amos Barnett Berner Branch Debra Tony Jim Jackie Gene Greg Brown Bullard Burkett Buskirk Butler Cameron Jane Ron Nancy Doris Debbie Nancy Carriker Chase Cogswell Connor Coombs Coppic Julian Terry Sandra Charlene Marilyn Martha Corsi Cote Coy Crotty Davis Deyoung James Eileen Karen Richard Christine Stanley Doorhaag Doty Douglas Dunlop Ellis Ellis 61 Debra Steve Joseph Eric Audrey Roberta Elmore Faul Freel Fuhrmann Golladay Gregory Paul Ann Rick Michael Mareta Tony Gurtz Hagen Hamlin Hanson Harris Harris Lynn Dennis Lynn Larry Harvey Harvey Hathaway Hill Lynda Joey Hill Holt Deb Kitchen Kris Sundstrand Kris Rucinske Peg Kubena, Lacy Loomis, Cindy Treat Leslie Debra Hoxie Ignacek t 62 Edward Jacobs Randy J ohnson Craig David Vickie Kaser Kelley Kirby Debbie Kenneth Billy Kitchen Knoblock Krumrei Peggy LuAnn Tom Albert Kenneth Laci Kubena Kucks Labadie Lallinger Leland Loomis Calvin Lowery Mark Lutz Lois MacDonald Sandy Martis Jeff Maxwell Claud McClurg Venita McKinney Robin Miller Karen Misuraca Make room for the General!! Eugenia Mike Pam Diane Douglas Rosemary Mullner Mumford Muvrin Nardielle Olson Osman Wayne Dwight Margo Teresa Nancy Richard Peacock Percival Perkins Pierce Pitts Pitts Erenst Edgar Howard Robin Willard William Plassler Pullen Pursley Racette Rayburn Rhodes Lester Randy Diane Judy Jackie James Richardson Ross Rumsey Rybinsky Schueter Shirk Rhonda James Mark Randy Nancy Becky Simpson Smith Smith Sommerfelt Spawr Stanis t 64 Great books make great students--(right Cal, Sally, and Joe?). Steve Starr Mary Stockwell Kathy Sullivan Kristine Sundstrand David Thomas Cindy Treat Cynthia Truhn Cynthia Walker Sally Wangburg Richard Yarbrough m FIVE FOOT TWO—EYES OF BLUE SMILE YOU’RE ON CANDID . . . I JUST FOUND THE TACKS. ME TOO! BONES? IN HOT DOGS? ONCE UPON A TIME... DO WE PAY TO GRADUATE? N. Arcadipone, J. Pervanger, N. Treat, K. Reynold?, J. Marshall, W. Neininger, C. Bonarski, B. Reits, B. Lambert, P. Columbel, M. Konecki, L. VanStelle, A. Kimmel, J. Fischer. (EDITOR), L. Stoynoff, L. Thompson, P. Denner. 68 BACK ROW: R. Lee, J. Buck, S. Kitchen, P. Baker, C. Haskins, T. Barber, S. Dean, T. Wydick, P, Reidt, J. Ramsey, D. Griffin, ROW 2 F. Omel, A. Wood, J. Martin, S. Barber, D. Osment, R. Zygadlo, B. Bloemer, G. Kaser, M. McGuire, Mr. Campbell. The Chief and her tribesmen getting ready to start another week of work on the school paper. 69 SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL SERVES STUDENTS STANDING: J. Crook, K. Consolotti, E. Schrass, K. Pituch, L. Chase, M. Chase, D. Holub, B. Dillion, B. Hayes, B. Reits, V. Le Roy; K. Racette. SITTING: B. Beck, Miss Boot, S. Cutting, R. Wilson, S. Daines, M. Eckloff, J. Tapper; L. Van Stelle. The Student Council's primary aim is to be of service to all the students. The council helps to strengthen the student body with vitality and wisdom. Every year the Student Council operates the shack bar, where they sell candy, potato chips, ice cream, and paperbacks. This year the Student Council bought new school banners for the gym. They also donated to the band uniform drive. OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary SUE CUTTING RAD WILSON MARY ECKLOFF SHERYL DAINES Don't think I'm listening, do you, questions Mr. Barea as he listens in on a typical Student Council meeting. 70 JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL JOINS STUDENTS STANDING: L. McDonald, R. Chase, S. Faul, R. Johnson, Mr. Brill, R. Racette, P. Kubena, L. Brantingham, R. Kaukola, B. Warner, R. Richardson; G. Mitchell. SITTING: G. Pardike, treasurer; L. Kubena, vice-president; A. Chase, president; D. Thompson, secretary. One aim of the council is to join the junior high students together. With the help of the council, the junior high students learn to be of service to their school and community. They acquire responsibility and wisdom, which they carry on into later life. Mr. Brill conducts a typical council meeting. 1 71 “GREAT COOPERATION FROM S I C H G O H B For the first time in 16 years, the Paw Paw High School Band is replacing its uniforms. To start the fund-raising project off, a dinner sponsored by the Band Boosters was held on January 22. Also included in the list of slated activities were: the Band Boosters' Follies, Band Boosters' Bonanza, a style show, band concerts, teen dances, and films by Howard Shelley. t 72 FIRST ROW: C. Young, J. Pervanger, L. Thompson, J. Pervanger, L. VanStelle, L. Myers, J. Young. SECOND ROW; L. Harvey, R. Corrie, K. Ritsema, D. Tomas, R. Johnson, D. Myers, N. Johnson, B. Maxam, J. Ward, S. Braybrooks, L. Miller, S. Wangberg. THIRD ROW; P. Schrump, R. Young, C. Ocker, M. Mullin, L. Corrie, D. Kitchen, R. Consolatti, C. Berglin, D. Antcliff, R. Carlson, M. Miller, M. Wharton, M. Chase, L. Chase. FOURTH ROW: S. Nel- The band on the bleachers at a football game. son, D. Kroeg, D. Berglin, R. Johnson, P. Richardson, D. Rumsey, S. DeGroff, M. Wade, W. Schram, W. Pugsley, P. Blake, M. Wangberg, R. Tozer, W. Lhamon, M. Wade, S. Bayles, D. Sommer-felt, S. Cutting, S. Blake. FIFTH ROW; S. Dairies, J. Brantingham, R. Hayes, B. Thompson, J. Woodman, E. Washburn, J. Oldfield, Mr. Marshall Myers, Director, D. Wert, R. Hamilton, S. Conolly. OFFICERS: President; LINDA THOMPSON Vice-President: LINDA VANSTELLE Secretary: SHERYL DAINES Treasurer; CHARLES YOUNG BAND BOARD: Linda Myers William Pugsley Larry Chase Perry Richardson Majorette: SUSAN CUTTING 73 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND STANDING: R. Richardson, R. Johnson, S. Martin, R. Pitts, G. Mitchell, V. Blakely, C. Kaser, T. Cramer, D. Thomas, D. Jewett, D. Thompson, and Mr. Myers. THIRD ROW: L. Tozer, L. Moore, L. Hathaway, G. Allen, L. Brantingham, M. Dillon, M. Mumford, G. Butler, D. Kitchen, T. Labadie, K. Dahms, A. Chase, J. Maxwell, R. Chase, T. McDaniel, J. Conolly, and G. Pardike. SECOND ROW: P. Conner, S. Wangberg, R. Gregory, K. Maxam, J. Van Stelle, S. Ellis, G. Coombs, B. Olney, B. McNeill, M. Miller, and B. Kaiser. FIRST ROW; B. Eckloff, R. Dunlap, M. Henson, M. Perkins, C. Fruhn, E. Doty, D. Conner, R. Racette, P. Williams, and P. Sager. FRESHMAN CHOIR FIRST ROW: Mr. Klein, K. Racette, B. Overacker, C. Miller, L. Strong, J. Warren, D. Hathaway, D. Anderson, C. Barber, B. Czuhajewski, J. Arndt, and D. Varnesdeel. SECOND ROW; D. Douglas, C. Wilson, L. Daines. J. Figg, G. Hoina, B. Soule, R. Buck, J. Kubena, P. Ellis, K. Springer, D. Roger, and P. Marcelletti. THIRD ROW; C. Boyer, L. Siressman, S. Long, G. Smith, B. Ronda, D. Boven, D. Young, R. Dingman, L. Stack, S. Faul, D. Wright, J. Leetz, and P. Rivette. The purpose of the choir is to serve as a training ground for those planning to enroll in A Cape 11a Choir the next year. This choir participated in the Christmas Concert, and in the choir candy sale to purchase new robes. 75 A C A P E L L A FRONT ROW; Mr. Klein, J. Cuddeback, P. Reidt, J. Thomas, L. Schram, E. Giddings, S. Kitchen, C. Graham, S. Bush, M. Eckloff, N- Kaulola; K. Babin. SECOND ROW; S. Emery, L. Czuh, R. Decoba, D. Arcadipone, J. Rybinsky, L. Anthony, D. Miller, M. Harrison, J. Elmore, J. Woodman, S. Connally, B. Dillion, J. Berner, M. Manning, S. Pugsley, M. Olson; C. Kelpsas. THIRD ROW; J. Buck, C. Boysen, S. Hughes, S. Cutting, S. Daines, T. Hahenberg, R. Grehl, M. Firnstahl, K. Wright, J. Kiggans, P. Baker, R. Wilson, M. Bass, W. Gordon, R. Cassell, M. Hood, L. Harvey; C. c H 0 1 R The A Capella Choir represented our school in various concerts for the public. Among the concerts were the Christmas and Spring assemblies. They also sang at the South Western Vocal Festival at Western Michigan University; the Michigan State Choral Vocal Association events and the Madrigal Festival in the fall. In February various ensemble contests were held. Student recitals and solos were given at this time. About this time, the choirs of Paw Paw High School sponsored a candy sale. The purpose of the sale was to buy new robes for the A Capella Choir. 76 Lachman. FOURTH ROW: S. Carpenter, E. Plaszczak, C. Henderson, J. Baker, K. Pituch, M. Tarala, B. Plug, B. McNeill, D. Farrington, B. Coombs, D. Mastin, D. Schrump, L. Bigelow, K. Klingel, V. Gaskill; P. Long. Absent from the picture are: B. Counterman, J. Dillion, M. O'donnell, C. Iapekas, T. Barber, and B. Lhamen. V c A H R O S R I A T L Y E One will get you ten that Kathy has something to I ■■ say when she stops laughing. The Varsity Chorale consists of eighteen members, who are interested in vocal singing. They sing for various civic clubs and organizations. They are directed by Mr. Leo Klein head of the music department. R. Wilson, D. Masten, B. McNeil, D. Farrington, C. Berglin, K. Pituch, T. Hahnenberg, L. . Anthony, M. Eckloff, K. Babin, C. Lachman, K. Klingel, P. Henderson, S. Cutting, S. Daines, K. Racette. 78 Coffee? You could have fooled me! D. Farrington, i. Peter, L. Macintosh, R. Barden, K. Heckman, J. Tapper, R. Grehl, D. Braganini, C. Anderson, C. Brusach, D. Osment, S. Allen, G. Blackburn, K. Treat, M. White, S. Dean, R. Dorstewitz, C. Barber, D. Chiddester, M. Ruzinski, K. Reynolds, Mr. Henckel, L. Prawat, K. Heckman, P. Needham, J. Martin - Vice-Pres., N. Arcadipone - Pres., C. Stanton - Sec., N. Treat - Tres., J. Antcliff, S. Mullin. t 79 USHERS STANDING: G. Sieben, D. Holub, R. Labadie, L. Rogowski, C. Berglin, K. Pituch, K. Hood, E. Thomas: J. Miller. SITTING: R. Zygadio, S. Wright, R. Senica, T. Hahnenberg, J. Labadie, M. Stewart; T. Tompkins. USHERETTES 80 STANDING: B. Reits, K. Zolp, J. Bonarski, C. Bonarski, K. Klingel;J. Fischer. SITTING: D. Braganini, P. Denner, W. Neininger, T. KoppersjM. O'Donnel. VARSITY CLUB SHOWS GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP BACK ROW; S. Zygadlo, D. Anderson, J. Kubena, S. Wright, M. Stewart, M. Maron, D. Houston, K. Hood, W. Pugsley, J. Harrison, SECOND ROW; L. Anthony, F. Coker, C. McDaniel, R. Senica, K. Pituch, J. Spencer, J. Kubena, L. Rogowski, J. Baker, C. Berglin, R. Labadie, D. Wert, S. Connolly, SITTING; Mr. Rennhack, J. Elmore, E. Thomas, R. Dillon, D. Holub, T. Hahnenberg, C. Young, T. Tompkins. In recognition for the hours spent in practice and time in inter-scholastic competition, many members of our teams receive a varsity letter. The athlete is eligible for membership in the Varsity Club. The club stresses sportsmanship and high standards in all aspects of life. Mr. Rennhack, the advisor and basketball coach, guides these young men not only in sportsmanship, but also sets an example for the entire student body. 81 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY R. Bennett, T. Dillon, J Woodman, A. Stanton, J. Bonarski, and Miss Maidment. i 82 SEATED: W. Neininger, Mrs. Nantz, Advisor, and S. Daines. STANDING: L. Myers, M. Eckloff, C. Bonarski, L. Thompson, and C. Stanton. DEBATE TEAM LATIN CLUB SEATED: Miss Kirby, K. Zolp, R. Dacoba, J. Young, N. Kaukola, M. Chase, L. Chase, L. Czuhajewski, and]. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Arcadipone, R. Corrie, V. Stanton, K. Ra-cette, S. Pugsley, M. Bass, J. Louwaert, D. Mroczek, J. Rybinsky, M. Holcomb, D. Guritz, R. Brandt, K. Ellis, and M. Wade. THIRD ROW: S. Blake, R. Markovich, F. Coker, D. Reszka, J. Elmore, P. Henderson, K. Klingel, C. Hagen, B. Schram, R. Bennett, D. Rumsey, and P. Kobe. The Latin Club is composed mainly of second year Latin students. All first year students are initiated in a very impressive ceremony. The primary aim of the Latin Club is to further the study of Latin and good citizenship. On April 15, the members attended the State Convention held at Michigan State University. 83 James Young, president, in his Roman costume. SCIENCE GOES ON J E T S SITTING: D. Jewett, G. Wood, D. Miller, D. Schrump, BACK ROW: Mr. Hawks, R. Hamilton, D. Masten, B. Young, E. Thomas, L. Anthony, G. Kaser, D. Hamilton. Lets make something this time, Larry. SKIING IS IDEAL SKI CLUB President; D. HOLUB V. President Secretary: D. BRUSACH Treasurer: L. THOMPSON Sponsors: MR. QUAIFE MR. HORTON 84 STANDING: Miss Toms, sponsor, P. Rivette, B. Mullen, J. Bonarski, M. Kelpsas; L. Czuhajewski. SITTING: C. Bartosiak, J. Long, M. Manning, T. Koppers, J. Antcliff, R. HickokjM. O'Donnell. CONSERVATIONISTS Pictured to the right are Mr. Starring, Conservation Club sponsor, and Charles Brown, president. Below are Crarg Salisbury, vice president, and Stanley AVent, secretary. The club is involved with conserving natural resources. Soil, water and plant resources are areas of special study. £6 “SUCCESS, RUMBLE - BEAT, AND VICTORY, ” THEY CRY! The Pep Club was organized to boost school spirit among the students at Paw Paw High School. They paid for half of the Varsity Cheerleaders sweaters and they sponsored our school dances. They also made the posters and signs for all the games. J. Cuddeback, L. Stoynoff, C. Firnstall, K. Menzies, J. Fischer, S. McGrew, J. Pervanger, J. Pervanger, W. Neininger, P. Long, J. Rybinsky, M. Bass, N. Kaukola, E. Giddings, M. Wade, R. Corrie, J. Berner, B. Reits, J. VanStelle, R. Wilson, L. Anthony, P. Henderson, S. Puglsey, R. Brandt, K. Klingel, D. Kitchen, S. De-Groff, S. Steward, C. Elmore, C. Riegle, S. Martin, B. Eckloff, J. Wattles, C. Anderson, D. Schrump, S. Beach, J. Ramsey, M. McGuire, K. Berner, C. Wilson, D. Wright, V. Stanton, A. Stanton, C. Barber, J. Heckman, B. Bloemer, M. Kelpsas, A. Coy, J. Long, C. Milhelich, V. Leroy, P. Reits, K. Babin, M. Eckloff, P. Denner, T. Spencer, T. Koppers, S. Dean, P. Neeham, B. Perkins, C. Kelpsas, S. Daines, N. Treat, L. Schram, D. Braganini, C. Lachman, Mr. Wells, L. Thompson, A. Kimmel, C. Bonarski, J. Bonarski. 86 ACTIVITIES HOMECO N NG ’66 FIRST PLACE: SENIOR CLASS FLOAT VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SECOND PLACE: SOPHOMORE CLASS FLOAT RESERVE CHEERLEADERS GOAL LINE GLORY FROM LEFT: Nancy Arcadipone, Skip LeRoy, Rae Ann Markovich, Kathy Anderson, Liz McIntosh, Pat Henderson, Lenore Stack, Coleen Wilson. Pep Assembly in the Park. SR. HIGH BAND QUEEN NANCY AND HER COURT With former Queen Sherry Sage FALL TALENT SHOW The second annual fall talent show was held on December 14, 1966. The winners of the show, which was sponsored by the Student Council, were Thom Stilson in first place, the Tques in second place, and Jeanette Rybinsky in third place. The twelve-act program was M.C. d by Debbie Osment. Thom's rendition of What Kind of Fool Am I? , It Was A Very Good Year , and Just Once In A Lifetime won him first place honors for the second year in a row. His name was added to the plaque along with winners from previous years. The Tques, a jazz band consisting of Robby Hayes, Jack Brantingham, Jim Woodman, and Will Puglsey, took second place with their version of Satin Doll and selections from West Side Story. Jeanette Rybinsky presented Rachmaninoff’s Concerto in C Minor which won her third place. 92 Mary's working for a black belt Color inside the lines! Let’s make an ashtray John's ahead by a slurp! Keep your distance, Flash! SPRING PLAY The Curious Savage by John Patrick, presented at the Michigan Avenue auditorium on April 28 and 29, was Miss Janice Maidment's first production at Paw Paw High. The cast, pictured at left, was: SEATED: Debbie Osment, Mrs. Savage; Char Lachman, Miss Willie; Pauline Long, Miss Paddy; Linda Thompson, Fairy May; Diana Braganini, Florence; Peggy Needham, Lilly Belle. STANDING: Miss Maidment, director; Rob Hayes, stage manager; Ed Schrass, Doctor Emmett; Tom Tompkins, Jeff; Jim Martin, Hannibal; Linda Van Stelle, student director. Not pictured; Bob Dillon, Samuel; Ken Pituch, Titus; Jim Woodman, technical director. Candids of the play are pictured below. CHEERLEADERS ’66-’67 STANDING: Darlene Guritz, Sally Pugsley, Liz McIntosh; KNEELING: Nancy Kaukola, Kathy Racette, Eleda Giddings. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coleen Wilson, Debbie Wright, Laurie Daines. . NOT PICTURED: Sue Brennen. t R E S E R V E F R E S H M A N SHERYL DAINES PAT REITS CHEERLEADERS KATHY BABIN VARSITY AND RESERVE Skip: I'm not cold! Shall we dance? This year the Reserve and Varsity Cheerleaders have been responsible for most of the assemblies and dances. They are always prepared to cheer under any circumstances. This was proved at the home-Com-stock game where they cheered on top of snow mounds 5 feet high. Kathy Babin, Skip LeRoy, Sheryl Daines. and Nancy Treat are Seniors. Pat Riets and Rae Ann Markovich are the Juniors on the squad. Sports involve the keen competition and the active participation of the spectators. A touchdown, a basket, or a base hit amid a bedlam of cheers, spark our days. Athletics and spectators are as old as community life itself. This holds true in Paw Paw. During the 1966-1967 season of sports, the Redskins had many a touchdown, basket, and base hit backed enthusiastically by an excited crowd. CROSS COUNTRY OUR TEAM Anderson, Dane Chase, Larry Coker, Fred Kubena, Jay Reynolds, Lowell Spencer, John Tapper, Tom Wade, Mark Wert, Don Coach Falan 102 GO TEAM! Jay winds the hard way! D, Anderson, M. Wade, F. Coker It's not whether you win or lose... S. Zygadlo, D. Anderson, J. Kubena f 103 This year's varsity football team turned in a winning season for Paw Paw with a five win, four loss total. Few people will forget the thrill of each exciting game. In both victory and defeat, the Red and White displayed the highest degree of sportsmanship and stick-to-it-iveness, exemplifying the finest tradition of Paw Paw. Thanks team for a great year! FIRST ROW L. to R. Coach St. Aubin, manager E. Thomas, C. Berglin, K. Hood, T. Tompkins, D. Houston, L. Rogowski, R. Labadie, J. Wright, C. McDaniel, S. Conolly, R. Maxam, R. Senica, manager C. Young, ass’t coach Engler. SECOND ROW L. to R. J. Figg, T. Wydick, R. Markovich, J. Reavis, R. Grehl, J. Baker, K. Pituch, T. Hahnenburg, W. Pugsley, S. Colombel, S. Wright, J. Labadie, P. Colombel, ass't coach Hall. THIRD ROW L. to R. F. Starr, J. Soule, M. Stewart, S. Blake, D. Drake, D. Rezka, J. Wydick, L. Robinson. REDSKINS HAVE 104 SEASON'S TOTALS pp 14 Mattawan 7 pp 0 Otsego 20 pp 12 Plainwell 40 pp 12 Vicksburg 25 pp 19 Allegan 7 pp 26 Delton 7 pp 18 South Haven 34 pp 40 Comstock 27 pp 48 Bangor 19 Most Valuable Offensive Back-STEVE WRIGHT WINNING SEASON Most Valuable Offensive Lineman-RICK SENICA Most Humorous-Most Valuable Defensive Lineman- chuck McDaniel Most Tackles- Most Valuable- Most Improved- Most Valuable RON LABADIE CURT BERGLIN Defensive Back-TOM HAHNENBURG Hahnenburg makes another tackle. Labadie out maneuvers opponents and heads for paydirt. OUR STARTING LINEMEN: L. to R. Front: C. MacDaniel, R. Senica. J. Wright, R. Drake, T. Tompkins, L. Rogowski, J. Soule L. to R. Back: F. Starr, T. Hahnenburg, S. Wright, R. Labadie. Wright hands off to Hahnenburg while the line holds. Wright on a keeper. Paw Paw ends up on top! 106 Freshman Football COACH WELLS Ass't Varsity Coach--. Varsity managers Ed. Thomas COACH ENGLER and Charlie Young patch up Steve Colombel. 107 STANDING L to R R. Dingman, D. Young, E. Schrass, M. Barritt, D. Non-dorf, B. Rhonda, S. Cross, B. Soule KNEELING L to R R. Reits, F. Void, G. Figg, J. Oldfield, L. Corrie, D. Hathaway, R. Hamilton STANDING L to R Coach Wells, T. DeHaan, S. Paine, B. Grudecki, M. Wangberg, D. Buskirk K. Doyle, B. Stilson, KNEELING L to R P. Blake, D. Garvelink, R. Johnson, R. Hayes, B. Barber, S. Yuk, J. Warren, A. Szumylo. 1 % 3 IW V S (9 _ -j . r yS y ?r T 2 L v • • =� y C- r � “ ’ • •� f V? S FRESHMEN HAVE ROUGH SEASON SEASON TOTALS Paw Paw's Freshman Team had a successful year, if not in wins or points, in sportsmanship and excel- pp 6 Otsego 0 lent attitude. The team had 33 freshman who pp 6 Pla inwell 21 stuck with it and gave Paw Paw a 2 win, 4 loss pp 13 Vicksburg 6 total. They held off South Haven with a 0 to 0 pp 0 Allegan 26 deadlock. They also showed their ability when pp 0 South Haven 0 they played Bangor's reserves and ended up with pp 14 Comstock 21 only a 26-34 loss. The Freshman Team showed pp 26 Bangor (res) 34 great spirit and we thank the boys and Mr. Wells for their efforts. i 108 LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Wright, T. Hahnenburg, R. Labadie, C. Berglin, Coach Rennhack, K. Pituch, M. Maron, J. Labadie, M. Stewart, manager J. Harrison. Missing from photo, manager R. Zygadlo. VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON'S TOTALS South Haven 70 Kal. Christa in 66 Plainwell 87 Comstock 76 Otsego 57 Allegan 54 Vicksburg 72 South Haven 71 Hackett 61 Comstock 69 Otsego 75 Plainwell 52 Allegan 69 Vicksburg 57 Wright takes down the court. C. Berglin makes two. R. Labadie makes two. Hahnenberg makes two. Here come the Redskins! Charlie an Indian?? Senior Ron Labadie scored a total of 318 points in his final season with Paw Paw High School. Ron played 3 years of Varsity ball. In ten years of coaching, Mr. Rennhack's teams have won 102 games and lost 80. He had a 23-14 record in two seasons at Centerville. Coach Rennhack announced his retirement from coaching after the Paw Paw - South Haven game of the Regional Tournaments. Our other senior, Curt Berglin, scored a total of 61 points in his final season with Paw Paw High School. This was Curt's first year on the Redskin squad. Toward the end of the season. Curt showed great improvement and worked his way onto the starting five. Our starting five in action. 112 The Redskin's seniors are ready for the rebound. FRONT ROW: P. Richardson. P. Kobe, M. Chase, M. Tarala, J. Spencer, R. Markovich. BACK ROW: Coach Hall, F. Coker, D. Reszka, J. Young, J. Martin, R. Maxwell, J. Elmore, L. Robinson. SEASON'S TOTALS South Haven 60 PP 41 Kal. Christian 63 PP 41 Plainwell 56 PP 40 Comstock 33 PP 47 Otsego 42 PP 40 Allegan 31 PP 57 Vicksburg 44 PP 42 South Haven 45 PP 55 Hackett 64 PP 48 Comstock 51 PP 65 Otsego 55 PP 56 Plainwell 42 PP 48 Allegan 52 PP 53 Vicksburg 48 PP 61 t The team discusses new strategy. Ron Markovich jumps! 113 FRONT ROW: J. Oldfield, T. DeHann, D. Hathaway, J. Warren, S. Bayles, G. Figg. BACK ROW; Coach St. Aubin, M. Barritt, M. Wangberg, D. Madison, E. Schrass, B. Stilson, R. Johnson. FRESHMEN This year's Freshman team ended their season with a 7-7 win-loss record. The twelve boys showed fine potential talent and maintained great attitudes throughout the season. FRONT ROW: J. Van Stelle, S. Allen, J. Conolly, B. McNeil, Coach Engler. BACK ROW; S. Vandermolen, T. McNeil, G. Parkike, D. Thompson, B. Varnesdeel G. Fleming, A. Chase, L. Kubena, L. Abnet. OUR TOURNAMENT WINNERS! Paw Paw's 8th grade squad and Coach Engler, had a proud year. They edged Covert in a thrilling 36-35 win to bring home the trophy from the Bangor Invitational Junior High Tournament. The little Redskins defeated Bangor, 37-28, and beat Paw Paw St. Mary's, 39-17. We hope to see this continued throughout high school. SEASON'S TOTALS pp 33 Lawrence 23 pp 26 Otsego 23 pp 38 Allegan 40 pp 27 Vicksburg 47 pp 24 Allegan 28 pp 12 Lawrence 7 pp 23 Vicksburg 13 pp 32 Otsego 49 f 115 FRONT ROW: C. Kaser, R. Chase, B. Whittle, T. Labadie, J. Maxwell, J. Holt. BACK ROW: Coach Waterworth, K. Dahms, L. Richerson, R. Johnson, D. Harvey, R. Yarborough, R. Dunlap, S. Faul. FRONT ROW: D. Strong, D. Sommerfelt, R. Consolatti, M. Wade, MIDDLE ROW: T. Falan, R. Miller, L, Anthony, M, Pendowski. BACK ROW: Coach Falan, M. Bryant, C, McDaniel, J. Baker, J. Kubena, J, Miller. S, Colombel, B. Scruggs, J. Strong. Our team relaxing,.. This year a Wrestling team was organized for the first time in the history of Paw Paw High School. The new team did not have a winning season, but a lot of fine effort was put into the sport by the boys and by the coach. Jim Strong who wrestled in the 145 pound class gave the team its very first pin. A pin is scored when a wrestler has his opponent’s shoulders within an inch of the mat for three seconds. A wrestler may win a decision on total points gained from take-downs, escapes, reversals and a near fall. Next year’s team should show improvement thanks to experience. WRESTLING TAKES HOLD IN PAW PAW Dick Millet takes control. Victorious Larry Anthony receives enthusi asm from fellow wrestlers. Two wrestlers begin hours of strenuous practice in hopes of winning a bout at the next match. i TUTTLE FLORAL COMPANY BILLIARD LOUNGE Paw Paw, Michigan Say it with flowers Phone 657-5280 Paw Paw, Michigan PAW PAW CO-OP INC. Retailers of Farmer's Supplies Milling Service Paw Paw, Michigan R. A. IMUS INC. 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