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

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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

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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

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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