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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1972 volume:

1972 WAPPAW PAW PAW HfOH SCHOOL Raw PAW, MICWKSAfJ CONTENTS Seniors--------------------------------- 7 Underclassmen--------------------------- 33 Activities----------------------------- 63 Athletics---------------------------- 85 Academics - — — ------- -119 Advertisements------—------------- - - 155 COVER: WITHOUT J by Art Roper 1 A kaleidoscope of personalities ... anxious spectators ... let-down losers ... studious intellects ... those otherwise inclined ... carefree dreamers ... ambitious workers ... money- makers ... walking charity funds ... the hooked ... those that kicked the habit ... the freaks ... the jocks ... the gawky eighth-graders ... the frustrated freshmen ... sophisticated sophomores ... jealous juniors ... the superior seniors ... We, together, are the voices of P. P. H. S. The significance of man is not in what he attains, but rather in what he longs to attain. Kahlil Gibran 6 THIS YEARS SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS WERE: Mr. Arthur Michmerhuizen and Mrs. Hilda Oster. JIM STEFOFF DYANN RESZKA President Vice-President CLASS FLIRTS: Sandy Cotnoir and Joe Holt. With a nurse like you, how could I not recover. SALLY WANGBERG Secretary BETTY DRIER Treasurer 8 Seniors PRETTIEST AND HANDSOMEST: Sarah Hahnenberg and Dave Louwaert. I think they screwed my head on wrong. THERESA ARENT DIANE BABIN LEE BARE THERE ARE PLACES I HAVE BEEN Seniors 9 CHARLES BRANCH GREG BRANCH STEW BRUEMMER 7WERE ARE PWCES I MOST POLITE: Paulette Farrow and Mike Mum ford. Chalk up five more points for Women's Lib.” SHERRY BRUGH JIM BURKETT SANDY BUSKIRK 10 Seniors GENE BUTLER JANE CARRIKER TERRY COLLINS DORIS CONNER CLASS LIBERALS; Patti Bonarski and Keith Knapp. Right on! RON CHASE DEBBIE COOMBS Seniors ' ’ JULIAN CORSI SANDY COTNOIR SANDY COY KEN DAHMS MARTHA DEYOUNG JOHN DILLENBECK JIM DOORNHAAG 12 Seniors i CLASS ATTITUDE: Lois Macdonald and Rod Jefferies. Hey man, get off my case. PEOPLE I remember. EILLEEN DOTY KAREN DOUGLAS DAVE DOYLE DEBBY DUELL RICK DUNLOP CHRIS ELLIS STAN ELLIS DEBBY ELMORE PAULETTE FARROW STEVE FAUL ROSI FERRELL RICHARD FLEEMAN ERIC FUHRMAN ROSEANN GEORGOFF AUDREY GOLLADAY FRIENDS I HAVE LEFT MOST TALKATIVE: Kris Sundsttand and Terry Oas. Shut up and kiss me, you fool. 14 Seniors ROBERTA GREGORY SANDY GREGORY PEG GREVELDING PAUL GURITZ PRETTIEST HAIR: Debbie Duell and Larry Hill. Yes, blondes do have more fun. ANN HAGEN SARAH HAHNENBERG NANCY HALACH i Seniors 5 CINDY HAMILTON LINDA HAMLIN LINDA HAND WE ARE REACHING CUT BEST DANCERS: Jayne Meats and Randy Johnsoi And they said it couldn't be done. BOB HARRISON 16 Seniors MIKE HANSON DENNIS HARVEY SANDY HEALY LARRY HILL LYNDA HILL JOE HOLT =0R A PART OF LIFE MOST FORWARD: Diane Babin and Dave Doyle. 'Patty cake, Patty cake, silver and gold, when they made us they broke the mold. MARGARET HYNES Seniors 17 DEBBIE IGNACEK ED JACOBS ROD JEFFRIES MUTT N JEFF: Kitty Klingel and Jim Smith. Kitty, put me down, put me down. Seniors RANDY JOHNSON ROGER JONES TO BUILD MARILYN JUSTICE OUR DREAMS ON GRAIG KASER DAVE KELLY BILL KESELOWSKI BEST ALL-AROUND: Lacy Loomis and Tim Ruess. We have that double ring of confidence. Seniors 19 7WERE ARB GOOD U UB CLASS MARRED COUPLE: Sally and Rick Yarbrough. Behind every successful man, there is a powerful woman. KEITH KNAPP KEN KNOBLOCH TOM KOPPERS I HAVE HAD TOM LA BA DIE BEST DRESSED: Roseann Georgoff and Craig Kaser. Hey, we would really look good on top of a wedding cake. AL LA LUNGER GARY LA PINE Seniors LACY LOOMIS DAVE LOUWAERT P L CLASS ANGELS: Ann Hagen and Ron Chase. Come on, no one will suspect us. CINDY MILLER CARLITA MILLER 22 Seniors CLASS FREAKS: Becky Stanis and Steve Faul. Let the sun shine. NICK MILLER ROBIN MILLER KAREN MISURACA MOST MUSICAL: Judy Rybinsky and Jim Burkett. Look out Carpenters, here we come. AND f HOLD 7HE U CLOSE TO MIKE MUMFORD PAM MUVRIN DIANE NARDIELLE I DONT RE UE|UBER GROUZIN'S UP PRETTIEST SMILE: Karen Misuraca and Chuck Zolp. Try it, you’ll like it. Seniors 25 Seniors WAYNE PETERS CLASS DEVILS: Sandy Gregory and Dave Tapper. Wait, I forgot the matches.” NANCY PITTS DIANE QUICK WILLARD RAYBORN HOWARD PURSLEY OR WOU r HAPPENED TO Seniors CLASS GIGGLERS: Alice Knapp and Teriy Collins. Teehee, teehee.teehee ... 28 Seniors BILL RUIMVELD KATHY SACKETT GILBERT RUIZ DIANE RUMSEY JUDY RYBINSKY JIM SHIRK DIXIE SIMKINS VICKI SITAR JIM SMITH JUDY SMITH SUE SMITH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Beth Wade and Ritch Richardson. Maybe now you'll get a ride, Ritch. SO MOW ITS UY UFE RANDY sommerfelt KATHY STACK BECKY STANIS MOST ATHLETIC: Sally Wangberg and Rick Dunlop, You really know how to p] ball Rick. MARYANN STEMPIHAR MARY STOCK WELL 30 Seniors KRIS SUNDSTRAND DAVE TAPPER JIM TAPPER DAVE THOMAS TO WOLD IN MV WANDS JOAN TITUS CINDY TREAT PAT TREADWAY CINDY TRUHN BETH WADE BILL WARNER Seniors 31 RICK YARBROUGH SALLY YARBROUGH CHUCK ZOLP AND I WONDER WOW ITS GOING TO BE 32 Seniors TERRY WELCH SID WHIPPLE PAT WOOD UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS ON THEIR WAY UP. Class advisors, Miss Booth and Mr. Edinger back up the capable JUNIOR OFFICERS: Carol Jaros, Secretary; Charles Christensen, President; Clarence Miller, Vice-President; Lisa Yuk, Treasurer. Atwater, J. Babin, D. Ball, P. Barnes, P. Barnes, S. Bass, R. Beach, K. Bennett, D Berglin, I. Blake, D. Boyer, S. Brandt, B. Brill, R. Brock, C. Brown, J. Bruemmer, L. Buskirk, L. Buskirk, R. Calay, T. Carlson, R. 34 Juniors Juniors took a little tissue and chicken wire, added a pinch of imagination and came up with first place. Chase, A. Christensen, C. Clements, T. Conolly, K. Cornish, S. Crook, B. Crook, T. Danger, C. Diljak, C. Dillon, J. Disbrow, D Dragt, T. Dukstra, J. Dunlop, K. Ellis, B. Figg, R. Fleming, S. Flint, D. Foster, D. Gilbert, S. Gladyz, B. Glomski, D Gregory, D. Griffin, T. Juniors 35 N£4lt , GROOWl Higgins, D, Hofstra, B. Hop, M. Huff, P. Hurley, V. Jach, K. Jacher, G. Jaros, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, R. Jones, B, Kaiser, C. Kidd, T. Knapp, M. Knoblock, C. Kowalski, K. Kroeg, R. Lachman, J. Ladd, D. Lasinski, J. Harding, L, Harney, M, Harris, M Hassler, C Lee, P, Lhamon, D u unsbury, B Lounsbury, J 36 Juniors Michmerhuizen, N. Middaugh, J. Millard, N. Miller, B. Miller, C. Mitchell, J. Moore, V. Morse, S. Mumford, D. Newcomb, S. Nugteren, S. O'Donnell, K. Offord, A. Offord, W. Olney, J. Juniors 37 the library is a great PLACE Overacker, S. Ozanich, S. Pacula, A. Palasinski, P. Patterson, T. Paynich, M. Perry, G. Peter, M. Potter, C. Rennhack, G, Rhoderick, M. Ritter, M. Rock, S, Root, D. Roper, A. Ruiz, M, Rushing, N. Sager, D. Sandlin, G. Schafer, C. 38 Juniors FOR, BOVS AND GIRLS TO . . .? Shannon, C. Shipley, D. Sikkenga, T. Sitar, L. Smith, K. Somers, S. Southerland, D. Spletzer, J. Springer, D. Staggs. S. Stickels, P. Sutherland, J Sweezy, R. Terry, J. Thomas, P. Torrey, D. Uhlir, I. Underwood, D. Vesey, J. Vliek, B. Wangberg, L. Warner, T. Weatherwax, J. Welch. C. Whipple, S. White, T. Williams, J. Yuk, L. Ziolo, M. Zygadlo, C. Juniors 39 Class officers Dan Burkett, Vice-President; Peggy Gilbert, Treasurer; April Chybik, Secretary; and Marty Osment, President; gather 'round to confer with their class advisors Mrs, Breed and Mrs. Caldwell. Allen, B. Anderson, D. Atwater, B. Austin, C. Barber, S. Bare, R. Barnes, D. Beach, N. Beach, S. Bell, C. Berner, R. Bowen, V. Branch, C. Brindley, D. Brinks, M. Brown, R. Burkett, D. Bums, J. Bums, S. Calvert, K. 40 Sophomores Working hard on their float (?) the girls keep a sharp eye out for spies! w WEY, GTRIS, WERE COMETWE FROSW SABOTEURS!” Cameron, B. Can, K. Carriker, J. Chybik, A. Clark, R. Clevenger, M. Cody, B. Collins, M. Conner, D. Conolly, K. Cotnoir, D. Cronk, J. Crook, D. Cutting, B. Czuhajewski, T. Dacoha, A. Danger, B. Danger, D. Davis, B. Davis, T. Sophomores 41 THE SOPHOMORE UNE-UP! Dingman, P. Dixon, L. Donora, B. Dow, L. Doyle, D. Duell, D. Dundon, R. Earl, T. Ellsworth, D. Fey, E. Glomski, M. Gokey, D. Gregory, D. Gregory, F. Hagen, T. Haluch, L. Hamilton, P. Hand, D. Herring, C. Hopwood, N. Fleming, C Flint, B Forrest, J, Fritts, R, Fuller, B, Furniss, D, Gilbert, P, Gipson, J, 42 Sophomores Number 064183, will you please step forward into the light. Huffman, J. Jenson, J. Kaiser, S. Kalanj, K. Kasischke, S. Keamy, T. Kidd, D. Klimach, M, Kondor, P. Koppers, A, Kowalski, J. Lallinger, G. Lammers, D. Lasinski, J. Longcore, C. Ludwig, S. Massey, E. Massey, G. Maxwell, C McBride, J. Sophomores 43 we , COACH, WHO TOOK- Mears, T. Menzies, L. Millard, C. Millek, J. Miller, B. Miller, P, Misuraca, K. Moon, B, Mulrenin, P. Novello, R. Oas, C. Osment, M. Overacker, D. Pacula, S. Parkhurst, D. Patterson, J. Paynich, H. Perkins, L. Pullen, C. Quick, L. 44 Sophomores ALL TUB B4LLS?” Racette, S. Rennhack, K. Rhoderick,’ A. Rhodes, G. { r Rundio, S. Ruohonen, R. Scott, M. Scowley, P. Roberts, M. Roberts, W. Roger, R. Root, S. Ross, K. Sharp, G. Sherburn, K. Sitar, T. Smead, K. Smith, D. Stock, G. Stull, B. Stump, B. Szumylo, B, Tellam, B. Sophomores 45 Walling, P. Watson, S. Webb. P. Williams, J. Williams, L. Williamsen, S. Wolownik, M. Wright, C, Thomas, B Underwood, B Vukorpa, I Wait, C Waldo, C 46 Sophomores F£E£W UEN TflSCB CMARxSE! Mrs. Jewett and Mr. Topp give advice to the Freshman Class Officers: Mike Price, President: Sue Johnson, Vice President: Pete Morris, Secretary; and Carin Payne, Treasurer. Adams, K. Austin, D. Babin, J. Ball, A. Barden, R. Barrett, M. Beebe, J. Benfield, D Benzie, T. Bessey, J. Freshmen 47 7fJREE (WORE SEPTEMBERS Blakely, T. Branch, J. Brill, B. Briskey, C. Brooks, B. Brynelsen, C. Buck, J. Buck, R. Bush, M. Buskirk, M. Cameron, C. Chenoweth, M. Clark, K. Coombs, C. Coombs, K. Cortez, P. Courtade, J. Crose, M. Cutting, P. Czuhajewski, J. Dahms, K. Daines, C. Daniels, C. Dannecker, C. Darling, C. Dawson, S. DeGroff, P. Denzel, B. De Pierre, J. Disbrow, P. 48 Freshmen This is the way we fold our napkins, fold our napkins, fold our napkins. Dow, E. Dragt, K. Dunkelberger, R. Dunlop, A. Edens, T. Fake, D. Farrow, T. Faul, J. Field, D. Firestone, G. Flint, G. Gargus, D. Garza, M, Gillis, L. Gipson, M. Gladysz, J. Glessner, D. Glomski, K. Gokey, D. Gollaway, J. Freshmen 49 FRESWIUEN u orm their Good, C. Gosline, L. Guirtz, J. Hamilton, K. Harris, D. Harvey, D, Haywood, L. Haywood, L. Hess, D. Hickock, D. Hill, S. Hoffman, N. Hoger, D. Holden, K. Hopwood, C. Houston, P. Huff, C. Jeffries, E. Johnson, C. Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Kalisiak, G. Kelly, G. Kleinschmidt, M. so Freshmen U 5YS THRSUSH THE HALLS Klett, F. Klimach, R. Kondor, D. Krajewski, D. Lamb, D. Landes, P. Lantz, D. Leach, R. Lhamon, C. Louwaert, R. Madison, K. Mansfield, J. McKee, C. McLaughlin, C. Mead, D. Mihelich, D. Miles, S. Miller, D. Miller, J. Mills, T. DANNY COTNOIR Danny was bom on July 3, 1957 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His family moved to Indiana where he attended school through third grade. They then moved to Paw Paw where he entered Michigan Avenue as a fourth grader. In high school Danny participated in basketball and other organized sports. He also enjoyed various outdoor activities. Danny died August 25, 1971. t Freshmen 51 UTTtE REDS POUR Mitchell, R. Mollitor, J. Mollitor, K. Morse, P. Mumford, D. Nelson, D. New, C. Oas, D, Owsiany, M. Pachner, L. Patterson, B. Payne, C. Peacock, P. Peters, B. Powell, M. Preston, L. Price, M. Ranson, C. Reck, C. Reshman, M. Rhode, K. Rhoderick, S. Rhodes, R, Ritsema, J. Root, J. Ross, D, Ruiz, R. Rumsey, J. Rundio, D. Rushing, L. 52 Freshmen ENTHUSIASM INTO P.P.H.S The Freshmen won the Spirit Jug with Mr. Namenye's help. Seifer, R. Selvidge, G. Sherburn, D. Sherburn, T. Sikorski, D. Smith, C. Smith, R. Smith, S. Spletzer, L. Stickels, B. Stimac, B. Stoughton, D. Strefling, S. Stull, S. Sundstrand, M. Sutherland, S. Tabom, K. Tapper, M. Tarala, Y. Terry, K. Freshmen 53 YOUR FUTURE IS COMING Thompson, M. Torrey, B. Turner, C. Twardowski, C. VerSluis, D. Vesey, ]. Vliek, T. Vukorpa, P. Whipple, D. White, B. Wilkinson, T. Williams, R. Williamsen, C. Yarbrougji, D. Yuk, P. Mrs. Hall discusses literature with a few INTERESTED freshmen. 54 Freshmen RAW 70 GO The eighth grade advisors Mr. Barnes and Mrs. Zimeklis worked with the class of '76 officers: John Faul, President; Randy Reszka, Treasurer; Jane Vandennolen, Secretary; and Don Lamb, Vice-President. Adams, B. Adams, D. Adriance, L Alden, R. Arndt, D. Austin, R. Barber, S. Barden, P. Barkovich, T. Beach, A. Belcher, J. Bell, J Benzie, V. Blake, J. Blakely, C. Brill, S. Eighth Grade 55 BULIDOS' PJNERAL, REDOWN RESURRECTION I Burkett, T. Buskirk, M. Carpenter, K. Carriker, J. Chase, C. Clements, P. Collins, E. Conolly, C. Conolly, L. Consolatti, N. Brindley, P. Brown, P, Bruemmer, N, Bryan, Y Coulson, F. Cox, D, Cutler, ], Daggitt, R, Eighth graders bury the Bulldogs underneath a Great Redskin Victory! 56 Eighth Grade Dahms, K. Danger, D. Davis, B. DeHaan, K. DePierre, K. Higgins, R. Hood, T. Ignacek, J. Jacobs, P. Johnson, L. Eighth Grade 57 EIGHTH MAKE A GOOD TRY ON FLOAT Waiting for the parade to start is the eighth grade float and its snappy phrase, Kill the Bulldogs! Kanwischer, D, Kapusta, M. Kaser, K. Kaser, K. Kelly, C. Klimach, M. Klingel, J. Kowalski, J. Johnson, S Kaiser, K Kalanj, K, 5 Eighth Grade Krajewski, D. Kroshirsky, K. Kundtz, D. Ladd, C. Lamb, D. Lammers, C. LaPine, K. Leetz, S. Martin, J. Martin, M. Maylath, B. McLaughlin, A. McLemore, B. Millard, V. Millek, L. Mills, S. Montague, K. Moon, J. Moore, K. Moore, R. Morrison, D. Mulrenin, K. Muvrin, K, Eighth Grade 59 BI -UU GT2AD9RC Offord, C. Osment, M. Pachner, S. Pacula, V. Parkhurst, D. Pugsley, M. Pullen, R. Reck, E. Reits, P. Reszka, R. Rosema, P. Ross, J. Rossow, R. Rowe, D. Rushing, R. 60 Eighth Grade Myers, D, New, J, Nugteren, B Oas, J Pitts, P, Poole, L, Preston, D, Price, K, Riegle, R. Roberts, R. Rodens, L, Root, V STUCMM WARD? Teeny Tiny Teenyboppers, Work and Work, And never stoppers. Schincarol, D. Schonwald, D. Sharp, E. Sherrod, R. Sherburn, K. Smith, J. Smith, R. Somers, T. Springer, P Stump, C. Summers, A Sutter, K. Tarala, M. Taylor, J. Taylor, T. Eighth Grade 61 NO MORE TINKER TOYS AND BLOCKS Terry, T. Underwood, D. Underwood, T. Utter, P. VanAtti, A. Vandermolen, J. Wait, L. Waldo, P. Walters, S. Webb, S. Whittle, P. Wiler, B. Wolonik, C. Wonders, S. Wright, C. Wroblewski, E. Wroblewski, K. Youngblood, A. Zelles, M. Zimmerman, N. 62 Eighth Grade 0F the STUDENTS, (FIRST ROW): B. Dteier, B. Stanis, P. Bonarski, L. Macdonald, K. Stack, K. Dunlop, K. Clark, K. Kalanj, V. Brill, (SECOND ROW); L. Conolly, M. Zelles, C, Stump, K. Kaiser, L. Spletzer, C. Welch, C. Pullen, S. Kaiser, D. Gregory, R. Brown, P. Dingman, (THIRD ROW); S. Buskirk, L. Gosline, C. Good, B. Maylath, K. Kaser, D. Lamb, J. Faul, J. Smith, J. Prawat, T. Somers, M. Buskirk, S. Brill, D. Thomas, H. Pursley, B. Carrington, advisor, (FOURTH ROW): D. Nelson, M. Price, J. Faul, M. Smith, L. Perkins, T. Collins, K. Smith, D. Anderson, D. Fields, B. Rhodes, J. Corsi, (FIFTH ROW): C, Christensen, R. Brill, J. Dillon, K. Misuraca, B. Denzel, S. Overacker, T. Oas, J. Stefoff, T. Blakely, S. Hill. The 1971-72 Student Council met with success as well as some setbacks this year. A few of their greater accomplishments were; the unique Homecoming activities, the clean-up Campaign, and revisions in the school Constitution. 64 Activities and Organizations STUDENTS, FOR the students OFFICERS Treasurer; Jim Burkett Secretary; Robin Racette President; Ritch Richardson V. President; Randy Johnson Activities and Organizations 65 rior ROPES (FRONT ROW): D. Rumsey, L. Macdonald, P. Bonarski, (BACK ROW): R. Chase, Mrs. Nantz, advisor; V. Bozarth. To be a National Honor Society mem ber, a student must maintain a 3.5 average during High School, and also show strong qualities of leadership, service, and responsibility. 1 11 get ya a big one. Lacy is also in the N.H.S. 66 Activities and Organizations RESPONDING TO RESPONSIBILITY (FRONT ROW): M. Stockwell, T. Arent, P. W'ebb, (BACK ROW); T. Stock well, J. Kalisiak, M. Kiimacn, N. Haluch, V. Bozarth, T. Czuhajewski. The F.H.A., under the leadership of Mrs. Ford, is an organization whose current concern is to strengthen the homes of the future. The club's main goal is to improve personal development in the home, school, and community. This year, the girls have worked in the areas of baking, knitting, and on several other projects. As a money-making project, the girls sold cookbooks, resulting in sales over $100.00. Activities and Organizations CLEA TMe B LCOMV ’ The Ushers and Usherettes are under the direction of Mr. St. Aubin. The responsibility of the Ushers is to set up the gym for assemblies and dismiss the students from class. The Usherettes help take tickets for school functions and supervise the seating of spectators. The 1971-72 Usherettes start as Freshmen and work their way up through the Senior class. They are: T. Stockwell, J. Kalisiak, T. Edens, B. Davis, T. Arent, D. St. Aubin, advisor; M. Stockwell, L. Menzies, V. Bozarth. 68 Activities and Organizations At the annual Festival of Arts, Paw Paw students exhibited their talents through modern dance and art work. The people who attended, browsed through the displays in the cafeteria and watched the dancers perform in the gym. Activities and Organizations 69 G UILE (FRONT ROW) S. Pacula, A. Chybik, S. Smith, Bus. Mgr.; L. Loomis, Co-ed.; A. Hagen, Co-ed.; R. Racette, Bus. Mgr.; R. Figg, S. Gilbert, R. Ruohonen, B. Thomas, (BACK ROW) B. Wade, D. Reszka, B. Thomas, M. Kalanj, M. Ziolo, R. Seifer, M. Knapp, N. Miller, C. Wait. We claim the 1972 yearbook is superb! Students began preparing this edition in the Spring of ’71 with the election of co-editors Ann Hagen and Lacy Loomis, Business Managers Robin Racette and Sue Smith, and Photographer John Dillon. Three of these people attended a week long seminar on yearbook planning and production. This year's staff has spent many long hours under the WHIP of Miss Acuna, the advisor. We feel the results are well worth the effort. The Staff would also like to give special thanks to Art Roper for his unique cover design. Activities and Organizations wnrwiu. cost $s.so to see twe roure Activities and Organizations 71 WE’VE. (SOTRWYTH W (FRONT ROW) R. Mead, B. Brill, K. Dahms, T. Czuhajewski, P. Mulrenin, B. Maylath, (SECOND ROW) T. Lounsbury, K. Kaser, L. Johnson, B. Peters, E. Wroblewski, R. Fritts, (THIRD ROW) p. Morse D. Oas, L. Perkins, G. Stock, J. Oas, C. Austin, J. Dillon, (STANDING) W VE GOT I. Gregory, M. Young, M. Hop, N. Michmerhuizen, S. Dannecker, P. Disbrow, P. Webb, T. Calay, T. Earl, S. Kaiser, T. Taylor, S. Webb, D. Kitchen, S. Walters, S. Racette, C. Herring, K. Smith, C. Mollitor, J. Rybinsky, D. Blake, D. Nelson, R. Buck, M. Reshman, P. Palasinski, D. Burkett, Mr. Hone, T. Mears. Activities and Organizations ON WiTp 7 qucw (FRONT ROW) V. Brill, K. Sundstrand, C. Millard, C. Oas, R. Racette, D. Kitchen, (BACK ROW) R. Bass, K. Smith, J. Burkett, J. Corsi, S. Root, J. Dillon. P.P.H.S. was the scene of two plays this year. THE FANTASTICKS, a school play directed by Miss Booth and Mr. Upshaw; then the sixth period Drama Class, after studying the different aspects of drama, presented their version of THE HIGH ROAD, directed by Kris Sundstrand 74 Activities and Organizations Don’t blink or you'll smear it. FANTASTICKS CAST; (FRONT ROW) K. Sundstrand; J. Burkett, (BACK ROW) D. Blake; F. Burfield; J. Corsi; J. Dillon; C. Potter; R. Bass. Activities and Organizations QUEEN SARAH REISNS OVER Paw Paw High School experienced a new show of spirit during 1971 's Homecoming activities. A powderpuff football game gave a starting kick to Homecoming. Two victories were scored on Friday night. The varsity team made a great showing against Vicksburg with a final score of 32-6. Sarah Hahnenberg, a senior, scored the other victory. 76 Activities and Organizations 1971 W0 UEG0 U1N6 ACnVTTTES THE QUEEN'S COURT: top (Left) Senior representative Lacy Loomis escorted by her brother Steve Loomis. (Right) Senior, Karen Misuraca escorted by Senior, Dave Louwaert. (Lower Left) Junior representative Peggy Barnes escorted by Junior Rollie Johnson. (Right) Junior Representative Betty Jones escorted by Senioi Lee Bare. Activities and Organizations 77 ANYtUING SOE£” SOPHOMORE CANDIDATES: Cindy Maxwell escorted by Steve Vandermolen (Middle L.) and Joey Steffof escorted by Rick Dunlop (Bottom L.). Junior float, Train the Bulldogs (Top) won first place in float competition. 78 Activities and Organizations FRESHMAN CANDIDATE: Diane J efferies escorted by Dan Burkett (Top L.) and Diane Yarbrough escorted by Jim Faul (Middle L.). Eighth grade candidates, Cathy Conoily escorted by Joe Holt and Tammy Tayler escorted by Chris Blakely (Bottom R.). Activities and Organizations 79 Why do girls take five times as many coaches as boys do?” The Powderpuff Team goes into a huddle to make last minute plans for a victory. Dave touches up his cheerleading techniques before the game. catch me! WWr IS WO UEOO WINS? A POWDER Rjpp 80 Activities and Organizations The Plain Brown Wrapper entertained Saturday night. A ROCfc QANC , AND A BIG VICTORY! Activities and Organizations 81 7TkU UONA KA1 WAS Once again the class of 1972 started a new tradition by taking the prom away from the school and off to Fiddlemans of South Haven. Students prepared for the festivities with a rock dance the previous Saturday, followed by a week of fun and games, with Friday night’s formal dinner dance being the climax. The class chose the theme Tiki Mona Kai” which was carried out by the Polynesian atmosphere of the restaurant. Would you give me the pleasure of this dance Jeff? While faculty (Middle) members sat discussing the latest dance steps, TheKnights (Bottom) provided for a night of gay music. 82 Activities and Organizations OUR R VER OF ROMANCE It was a special night indeed! Only 52 toes were still on the casualty list the following night. Yes, it was truly a night to remember for PPHS. Activities and Organizations 83 U MCW SIDE IS THE TASSEL ON?” The class of '71 did their grand finale to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance on Thursday June 10th. The heat went unnoticed by the anxious Seniors as they waited to receive their diplomas. ATHLETICS redswn tmnoads run u ild!!! TOP ROW: Coach Falan, T. Kearney, K. Dahms, J. Vesey, D. Bennett, T. Oas, A. Roper. C. Shannon, B. Brooks, M. Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: D. Hoger, J. Firestone, G. Selvidge, D. I.amb, D. Lhamon, C. Brynelson, D. Gokey, M. Sundstrand, K. Adams. Paw Paw's Cross-Country team started an enthusiastic rebuilding of its ranks this year. Coach Falan's leadership aided by three returning lettermen, helped start the new program. Paw Paw's conference record was 1 win, 6 losses. The spirit was high among team members and their willingness to compete made them one of PPHS's better sport squads. 86 Athletics GOLFERS WOLE our IN 2ND PLACE Coach St. Aubin, K. Smith, C. Zolp, K. Rennhack, J. Mead, S. Morris. MISSING: C. Herring, S. Racette, S. LaPine, J. Millek. Paw Paw's fine golf team came in a close second in Wolverine Conference competition this fall. Their conference season record was 6 wins and 1 loss. Paw Paw also came in second in the Conference Tournament. During the course of the season, Paw Paw set a new school record for 9 holes with a score of 154. Perhaps an advantage for this year’s squad was die changing of golf from a spring to a fall sport, giving the golfers a better advantage in competition. Once again, Mr. St. Aubin put forth his knowledgeable talent in golf, coaching this year's squad to the runnerup position. Next year's squad is shooting for Number One in the Wolverine Conference. Athletics 87 READY ... SET... 2 WINS, S LOSSES, 1 TfE-MKE. TOP ROW: Coach Salvano, M. Rhoderick, J. Terry, M. Mumford, T. Patterson, A. Lallinger, D. Ladd, S. Whipple, B. Keselowski, Coach Woodside. MIDDLE ROW: R. Johnson, R. Brill, C. Zygadlo, D. Harvey, L. Hill, S. Overacker, B. Ellis, R. Yarbrough, E. Fuhrman, L. Bare. BOTTOM ROW: G. Perry, B. Rhodes, J. Stefoff, R. Johnson, T. Collins, C. Miller, S. Whipple, S. Brill. MISSING: Coach McParlan and Coach Lemke. Paw Paw started its season against a new foe. Lake Michigan Catholic. The Redskins' showing in certain periods of the game was good. Although Paw Paw lost, their defense attack held back Lakers' offense. A possible reason for the loss was having to adapt to two new quarterbacks, Tom Labadie and Terry Collins. 88 Athletics In this first game Paw Paw had to use a platoon system because of the loss of Rick Dunlop. The final score of this game was PAW PAW 0 -LMC 21. In the conference opener, Paw Paw shocked the predictions by tying the Otsego team. Paw Paw's defense came to the front in this game, holding back Otsego's untested offense. The results of this game were PAW PAW 6 -OTSEGO 6. On Oct. 1 Paw Paw traveled to Comstock in another confer-ence game. Comstock scored the first TD in the second quarter and the teams left die field at half time, the score 6-0 Comstock. The third period was scoreless but in die final period both teams opened up. Paw Paw scored two TD's while Comstock scored three. The game ended Paw Paw 12 -Comstock 22. A thletics 89 PAW PAW’S DEFENSE CAMBIO Tf- E FPX3NT .,. again as they held off the Plainwell Trojans. The score, PAW PAW 7 - PLAINWELL 30, doesn't reflect our fine showing. As Plainwell herded in its second stringers, Paw Paw had to rely on men that started the game, due to the lack of manpower. Paw Paw led until die fourth quarter when the Trojans broke through our exhausted defense. Fired up for Homecoming, the Redskins went into the Vicksburg - Paw Paw collision head-on. Paw Paw finally found their offensive power and used it to good advantage by tallying five TD's and a two-point conversion. Paw Paw received many fine individual performances; on offensive by Terry Collins, Lee Bare, Randy Johnson, and Jim Stefoff and Rick Brill. Our wild Homecoming game ended in victory for the Redskins with a score of Paw Paw 32, Vicksburg 6. In a cloudy game (it was foggy that night) Paw Paw gave the South Haven Rams a rough time. The Rams picked off two of Paw Paw's passes and scored. They led 12-0 as the teams went to die dressing rooms at half time. A fired-up Redskin squad returned to the field, stopping a long Ram drive. 90 Athletics They returned the ball to the Ram 4-yard line. In the next period the teams exchanged TD's and ended the game with a score of PAW PAW 14 - SOUTH HAVEN 18. At Dad’s Night, Three RiverS scored first, but Paw Paw followed with 32 consecutive points. In die fourth period the player depth of Three Rivers began to show on the tired Redskins as Three Rivers raced back within 8 points. The final score was PAW PAW 32 - THREE RIVERS 24. With a PAW PAW 0 -ALLEGAN 28 score, Paw Paw ended their season. Lack of scoring punch and a leaky pass defense spelled out defeat for the Redskins. Clarence Miller handed in a fine performance with four fumble recoveries. Athletics 91 NEU COACWES, MEW FVWERfi TOP ROW: D. Anderson, P. Walling, S. Root, K. Misuraca, K. Carr, D. Bozarth, E. Dow, M. Barkovich, D. Conner, G. Rhodes. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Watterworth, M. Osment, T. Hamlin, R. Bare, D. Overacker, M. Scott, A. Rhoderick, D. Doyle, B. Kalisiak, Coach Smith. BOTTOM ROW: T. Earl, S. Beach, J. Ayers, T. Sitar, D. Cotnoir, Manager W. Offord. This year’s Reserve squad was sparked by one new and one returning face on the football coaching scene. Coaches Smith and Watterworth helped the men attain better performance on the field. Although the record doesn't show it, Paw Paw’s team lost a couple of close thrill- and this resulted in a 1-win, 5-loss, 1-tie season. Paw Paw can be proud of this team for the effort they put forth. 92 Athletics NJEU QO LQ, MEW PROBLEMS! TOP ROW: D. Sherburn, S. Rhoderick, K. Holden, C. Reck, R. Rhodes, L. Rushing, J. Rusmey, L, Haywood, J. Root, M. Buskirk. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Richardson, J. Mitchell, M. Barrett, D. Harvey, J. Bessey, J. Buck, M. Price, M. Goldberg, J. Goldberg, Coach Seastrom. BOTTOM ROW: L. Pachner, M. Gibson, R. Williams, M. Johnson, J. Babin, D. Hickok. Having no previous experience, much unlike our confer ence competition, our Frosh football team tallied a 0 win -7 loss season. Our benefits lay in our new coaches, Richardson and Seastrom. Through their insight our boys learned the fundamental aspects of the game. Even though our team was unsuccessful next year's squad should be better. Athletics 93 OlE UENT Though apathy is a strong attitude of today's society, many people attempt to overcome it. Our Cheerleaders are such a group. Trying to combat the forcefulness of a low-morale, they jump, yell, scream, kick, and cheer until spirits rise to an ear-deafening level. Their self-organized assemblies, cleverly done and entertaining, heighten enthusiasm and team spirit. The entire student body is left in the hands of the Cheerleaders to follow their lead in the march to Victory. Jayne Mears Sally Wangberg Kathy Berner Nancy Millard Lacy Loomis Peggy Barnes Laura Wangberg Athletics IS IVI ar THEY’RE. ALL ABOUT CHEERLEADERS SlACR UP Carol Millard April Chybik Sue Pacula Robin Berner Kim Sherburn , . , Dvann Gregory Robin Ruohonen Athletics Tammy Sherburn Dawn Mumford Patti Houston Kim Clark Bekki Stimac Diane Jeffries Athletics 97 DRJBBLE, DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE, DRJBBLE (STANDING) S. Nugteren, J. Maxwell, R. Jeffries, C. Miller, W. Offord, B. Harrison, M. Scott, R. Dunlop, M. Harney, T. Labadie, (KNEELING) K. Adams, mgr.; Coach Anderson. Paw Paws first game ended in defeat against a taller K-CHRISTIAN team. The score was PAW PAW 59 - K-CHRISTIAN 72. Our first conference game against Otsego was a close thriller. The Redskins battled back, but fell short as the game ended PAW PAW 70 - OTSEGO 71. Another spectacle followed with a brighter outlook. With eight seconds left. Paw Paw won by a basket. The score was PAW PAW 53 -COMSTOCK 51. 98 Athletics DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE, The battling Reds started out slow but came back fast and defeated Plainwell with a score PAW PAW 75 - PLAINWELL 67. A slow start was common as Paw Pa’w came back and defeated Vicksburg. The score PAW PAW 60 - VICKSBURG 48. South Haven extended an 18 game winning streak over us as we were defeated with a score PAW PAW 59 - SOUTH HAVEN 79. With another slow start Paw Paw rallied to defeat the Three River Wildcats. The Wildcats came on surprisingly fast, but the Redskins came back and defeated the team from Triple Creek. The score read PAW PAW 77 - THREE RIVERS 61. Allegan, a tough competitor, in the Wolverine conference, ran away quick and controlled the game. Paw Paw was slow to react but came within ten points to end the game at PAW PAW 73 -ALLEGAN 83. Paw Paw started the second half of conference competition against Otsego. The bulldogs came on fast, and Paw Paw was too slow to recover as Otsego won. Final score PAW PAW 58 - OTSEGO 62. Athletics 99 DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE, Close games combined with slow starts and an unusually high amount of fouls spelled defeat for tile Big Reds in many games; the Comstock game was one of these. Paw Paw started slow, had lots of fouls, and lost to the Colts. The score read PAW PAW 59 -COMSTOCK 61. The Plainwell game saw us lose both a Coach and a game. Coach Anderson was ejected in the second quarter. Thirty-one fouls were called against Paw paw. PawPaw lost with a score of PAW PAW 60 - PLAINWELL 77. It was a snowy night in Paw Paw. The game had been postponed until Saturday; the Paw Paw crowd was thin, but enthusiasm was there. Vicksburg started fast, but Paw Paw came back and tied the game at the end of regulation time. After one overtime, Paw Paw won the score reading: PAW PAW 72 -VICKSBURG 67. In a highly-spirited game. Paw Paw lost to South Haven. The ballhandling Reds kept pace with the Rams for almost two quarters. The second half saw the South Haven Rams run away. The final score of this game was PAW PAW 59 -SOUTH HAVEN 77. At the Three Rivers game. Paw Paw just couldn't put it together. The Triple Creekers did everything right as the dribbling wizards of Double Paw didn't do much. 100 Athletics DR BBLE SHOOT, BASKET! The score of this game was PAW PAW 53 - THREE RIVERS 54. FINAL GAME SCORE: PAW PAW (WE WENT ALLEGAN TO PRESS CONFERENCE RECORD; BEFORE WINS END LOSSES OVERALL RECORD: OF WINS SEASON) LOSSES Athletics 101 J.V.’S QCCBL IN THEIR SKILLS (TOP ROW) M. McNeil, R. Stull, K. Carr, E. Dow, C, Herring, Coach Hahn, (BOTTOM ROW) J. Millek, T. Kearney, A. Miller, K. Rennhack, R. Pursley, D, Watson, M. Wolonik. Behind the reins of new Coach Earl Hahn, the Junior Redskins turned in a 4-win, 9 loss season (doesn't include last game). With all the guys of the squad used wisely, many new talents developed, while old ones were reinforced. Hope -fully many of these squad members will be seen on the Varsity team next year. Athletics FROSH ARE TOPPS’!!! (TOP ROW) J. Babin, J. Rumsey, T. Blakely, G. Rhodes, B. Brooks, Coach Topp, (MIDDLE ROW) B. Rhodes, mgr.; R. Mitchell, J. Root, M. Gipson, J. Firestone, (BOTTOM ROW) J. Gladysz, J. Vesey, D. Hoger, M. Sundstrand. This year's Frosh squad, led by Coach Topp, had a fair season, compiling a 4 win - 9 loss conference record. Learning the fundamentals of basketball was a basic step at the season's start. As the season progressed, many of these ideas began to take hold and showed in their game. With the enthusiasm exhibited by this year's squad, next year’s Reserves should be fantastic. Athletics 103 UTTlE REDS BOUNCE Af-fEAD! (TOP.ROW) Coach Richardson, T. Barkovich, R. Reszka, K. Wroblewski, J. Blake, M. Buskirk, (MIDDLE ROW) K. Schonwald, D. Hand, K. LaPine, K. Kroshinsky, R. Austin, R. Rushing, M. Meconi, (BOTTOM ROW) J. Paul, C. Blakely, B. Nugteren, P. Gladysz, K. Kaser, N. Bruemmer, S, Brill. This year. Paw Paw revitalized the 8th Grade Basketball. Coach Richardson led the team to a good season of 4 wins and 5 losses. Paw Paw High School is proud of our little Indians, and can hardly wait until they become the Big Reds. 104 Athletics PIN, PIN, PIN, PIN, . . . TWEET, A PIN I (TOP ROW) Coach Rohr, D. Slierburn, M. Rhoderick, M. Mumford, S. Ozanich, A. Lallinger, D. Doyle, D. Connors, S. Rhoderick, L. Perkins, Coach Woodside, (MIDDLE ROW) D. VerSluis, E. Fuhrman, D. Kroeg, J. Smith, S. Whipple, J. Burkett, B. Miller, K. Knoblock, R. Marvelo, D. Doyle, D. Sager, (BOTTOM ROW) R. Smith, T. Pitts, D. Lammers, T. Burkett, B. Tellam, P. Palasinski, S. Bare, T. Sitar, S. Watson, K. Mumford. This year, the Paw Paw High School Wrestling Squad had new leadership in the form of a new Coach, K. Woodside, and a new Assistant Coach, Bob McParlan. The team had a good season, with an overall record of 8 wins and 10 losses. Paw Paw's Conference record was 1 win and 6 losses. Athletics 105 Paw Paw finished eighth in the Conference match, and thirteenth in the Districts. This year’s squad had one man who qualified for the Regionals; he was Jim Burkett. Paw Paw's first Conference match was against league-title defender Otsego. Paw Paw lost this match with a score of PAW PAW 13 - OTSEGO 36. The second match fared better for the Wrestling Reds against Comstock. Paw Paw outdueled them with a score of PAW PAW 30 - COMSTOCK 20. Plainwell, another conference foe, handed Paw Paw its second league defeat. Plainwell out-scored us with a score of PAW PAW 15 - PLAINWELL 35. Vicksburg scored fast and Paw Paw couldn't come back in the next league match-up. The score was PAW PAW 8 - VICKSBURG 42. 106 Athletics FIGURE FOUR, CROSGFACE £ND WORE! South Haven, another league powerhouse, slipped by Paw Paw. They won with a score of PAW PAW 18 - SOUTH HAVEN 36. Three Rivers surprised the 'Skins. They shot by the grappling Reds with a score of PAW PAW 12 - THREE RIVERS 42. Allegan finished our conference season as they beat us with a score of PAW PAW 18 -ALLEGAN 30. At the Wolverine Conference match. Paw Paw placed eighth with 22 1 2 points. A surprise was Bob Miller's taking first place honors in the 145 lb. class. Next year Paw Paw will have many returners and a better squad . Athletics 107 AWAY!!!!!! (TOP ROW) J. Butler, L. Abnet, S. Vandermolen, D. Vesey, J. Wearing, Coach Watterworth, (BOTTOM ROVV) Mgr. J. Paul, G. Mitchell, K. Knobloch, T. Crook, J, Conolly. Without the benefit of a reserve team the year before. Paw Paw's squad took the field with thin ranks. The squad turned in an impressive record; an 8 win - 8 loss overall record, a 4 win - 3 loss league record, and a 1 win - 2 loss league tournament record, and a 0 win - 1 loss state tournament record. In the first league tilt, Paw Paw edged out Comstock by a score of PAW PAW 3- COMSTOCK 2. 108 Athletics The second league game didn't fare as well for the Redskin batmen. A fine performance by the Reds was held back by seven errors that allowed five unearned runs to cross the plate. Paw Paw lost with a score of PAW PAW 5 - PLAIN WELL 6. In the third league game with Vicksburg, Paw Paw won with a final score of PAW PAW 5 -VICKSBURG 3. Against South Haven, the Redskins piled up a spectacular record, but still couldn't overcome a two-run deficit. The Redskin batmen were defeated; PAW PAW 8 - SOUTH HAVEN 10. At Three Rivers, Watterworth’s Whackers belted nine hits, as they won, PAW PAW 7 - THREE RIVERS 0. Paw Paw surprised Allegan with a score of PAW PAW 12 - ALLEGAN 11. In the final league encounter. Paw Paw lost. Otsego ran past Paw Paw as they won with a score of PAW PAW 1 -OTSEGO 6. 109 WO UERUN-WTTERS UP TO B r! (TOP ROW) R. Rhodes, T. Englehart, G. Rhodes, M. Rhoderick, R. Jeffries, M. Scott, K. Carr, J. Vesey, M. Barkovich, R. Carbon, A. Belcher, (BOTTOM ROW) Coach Writer, D. Torrey, M. Scott, B. Brandt, A. Rhoderick, K. Conolly, Coach Topp. After a lapse of one year, due to budget cuts, Reserve Baseball returned to the Paw Paw sports scene. Aided by Coaches Writer and Topp, the Junior Reds put a well-balanced team on the field. With a large group out for the team, the guys turned in a good record of 4 wins, 3 losses. This year, many of these sluggers will be on the Varsity team adding much depth to that squad. no Athletics (TOP ROW) s. Nugteren, J. Maxwell, C. Rennhack, C. Zolp, D. Jewett, Coach St. Aubin, (BOTTOM ROW) J. Mead, J. Millek, S. LaPine. Paw Paw's golf team had a fine season; finishing third in the Conference. Coach St. Aubin guided the team to a 6 win - 11 loss overall record. At the Gull Lake Invitational, Paw Paw tied for second, in the Conference Match we finished in third place, and in the Regional Match we finished in sixteenth place. Athletics 111 THEY'RE OFF AND RUNNING (TOP ROW) D. Lhamon, T. Labadie, C. Herring, D. Blake, B. Allen, B. Harrison, D. Bennett, R. Dunlop, T. Oas, K. Dahms, A. Roper, B. Ellis, Coach Falan, (MIDDLE ROW) P. Kondor, D. Cotnoir, T. Mears, M. Coppic, T. Collins, J. Stefoff, M. Osment, R. Bare, D. Doyle, A. Lallinger, (BOTTOM ROW) D. Thompson, T. Millek, T. McNeil, M. Nalls, L. Harrison, B. McNeil, T. McDaniels. Coach Wayne Falan’s Redskins Track and Field squad marked themselves as one of his better crews, compiling many impressive records. In dual meet competition, Paw Paw compiled a 12 win, 1 loss, 1 tie record. Paw Paw ended up third in the Wolverine Conference Competition with a 5 win, 1 loss, 1 tie record. 112 Athletics At the regionals, Paw Paw placed second for the third year in a row. The overall record was 51 wins, 11 losses, 1 tie. For the second year running. Paw Paw won die Greater Kalamazoo Invitational Meet. The best efforts during the year were: 100 yd. dash; Nalls and Harrison 220 yd. dash; Nalls 440 yd. dash; Harrison 880 yd. dash; Dunlop' 1 Mile; Roper 2 Mile; Dahms High Hurdles; Thompson Low Hurdles; Thompson Shot Put; Jones Pole Vault; Allen Broad Jump; Thompson High Jump; Gipson 880 Relay; Nalls, Harrison, Collins, Harrison Mile Relay; Blake, Dunlop, Roper, Harrison Guy Jones was the only record breaker this year with a length of 50’1.5 in the shot put. Steve Allen did not set a school record, but was on the verge of doing so all year. Athletics 1,3 THEY’RE- Off Paw paw's first Conference track meet ended in a victory with the Tracksters compiling a winning score of Paw Paw 70 - Comstock 48. Paw Paw was beaten by Plainwell. The Trojans, a Wolverine powerhouse, edged the 'Skins by a score of Paw Paw 51 1 2 - Plainwell 66 1 2. The Redskins beat their next four opponents by large margins. Vicksburg was beaten with a score of Paw Paw 73 1 2 - Vicksburg 44 1 2. Paw Paw walloped South Haven by a score of Paw Paw 92 -South Haven 26. Three Rivers and Allegan were beaten by almost the same score; Paw Paw 75 - Three Rivers 43, and Paw Paw 77 -Allegan 41. The last meet was a surprise as Paw Paw tied Otsego at the score of Paw Paw 59 - Otsego 59. 114 Athletics LOVE IS THE NAME- OF THE GAME- TOP ROW; Coach Greenland, S. Overacker, R. Johnson, R. Johnson, D. Root, J. Dillon. BOTTOM ROW: B. Zolp, J. Prawat, B. Cuddeback, W. Offord, C. Zygadlo. This year's squad started a rejuvenation program aimed at more participation. With a new coach, Jan Greenland, the squad built around the nucleus of two returning lettermen, Bill Zolp and Chet Zygadlo. The team's first season is best described as a learning one. Next year with many returning veterans, the squad should be better. Athletics US NEW GUINEA ISLANDERS (TOP ROW) N. Miller, R. Richardson, B. Keselowski, T. Collins, (BOTTOM ROW) J. Mearing, K. Smith, T. Crook, M. Osment. f SUNKIST SUPERSTARS L. Bare, R. Johnson, D. Harvey, J. Stefoff, R. Yarbrough, L. Hill. WERE IN BUSINESS 116 Athletics BRANDT'S TEAM (TOP ROW) R. Brill, B. Brandt, M. Kussy, M. Hanson, (BOTTOM ROW) S. Whipple, R. Bass. OVEY’S TEAM (TOP ROW) K. Dahms, C. Rennhack, W. Peter, N. Rushing, (BOTTOM ROW) S. Overacker, M. Peter. Athletics 117 JUST FOR FUN! A highly competitive group of young men make up the Intramural Basketball teams. This year, there has been a rough struggle for one single team to remain in first place. Interest in Intramural sports has been growing for the last few years. THE GOLDEN STROKES; j_ Lachman, R. Johnson, D. Foster, D. Bennett, S. Barnes. J. Vesey, S. Racette. 118 Athletics ACADEMICS TRAB JEN! 7RAWIEZ! WORfc! Language Arts courses strive to better communication among all peoples. Classes acquaint students with the skills of reading, writing, listening comprehension, and a knowledge of the culture. D. Acuna Spanish I Spanish II D. Aim French I French II 8th English C. Booth Speech Gen. English IV 120 Academics I” BEFORE E”, QCCBPT . . . 122 Academics R. Miller Func. Eng. I Func. Eng. II R. Campbell Gen. English III Enr. English III The English department works to give students a greater knowledge of their own culture and language. Classes provide a suitable atmosphere for learning, creating, and developing imagination in both writing and speaking. Through the practical usage of grammar, literature, and speech, English becomes the tool for intelligent hands. Academics 123 imagination . • • 124 Academics AND Tt-fE DESIRE TO SX£EL Academics 125 S. Barnes 8th Science Phys. Science E. Hahn Physics 8th Science ATOMIC, WNETtC, AND STUDENT ENERGY •Vj C. McCarthy Phys. Sci. Chemistry B. McParlan Biology U.S. History L. Topp Gen. Sci. Chem-Phys. Biology The basic functions of life revolve around the biological and physical aspects of science. Natural and applied courses brief students in understanding life's processes and give them background for further studies. 26 Academics 128 Academics D. Jewett H. Oster Algebra I Geometry Algebra II Math IV B. Richardson 9th Math Gen. Math Mathematics, the science of order, trains the mind to use reason and logic. Classes teach students to think rationally and sort numerical relations. Thought-provoking problems challenge students to react according to their past know -ledge. LINEAR, EQUATIONS! U WEWl Academics 129 130 Academics S. Breed Bookkeeping Typing I Typing II D. Anderson Gen. Drafting Mech. Drawing R. Bunce Intro, to Bus. Retail Merchandising Academics 13' IDLENESS IS THE DEVIL’S WORKSHOP M. Caldwell Typing I Office Pract. Shorthand Pers. Typing r A. Houghton Gen. Metals Power and Elec. Students having special or job training needs find adequate courses of study in the Vocational Arts department. Instructors try to work individually with students as classes prepare them for career life. 132 Academics SOCIAL SCIENCE 7RROUSW COM UUNICAffON Social Science is the study of society. History involves the past society whereas Government studies the present and how it works. Sociology is the study of man reacting and interacting within his environment. These classes are designed to prepare the students to cope with their fast-changing world. 134 Academics A. Michmerhuizen Government World History B. Mahoney Home Ec. I Eighth History L. Edinger Eighth History D. St. Aubin Sociology Government Athletic Dir. W. Writer U.S. History Academics 135 tue rme points Developing appreciation for music and art helps to round out a student's interests. In past years, the band, art classes, and choir have demonstrated their achievements in tne Spring with me Fine Arts Festival. These classes work in maturing creative talents and abilities. 13 Academics AND THE RjOUGR EDGES Physical Education sharpens the coordination between the mind and the body. Classes muscle students into fit and healthy human beings. W. Falan Boys' Phys. Ed. L. Sherman Girls' Phys. Ed. Academics 137 TURN DOWN THE VOLu ik F. Smith A. V. Mrs. Smith works with the Audio-Visual materials. The educational movies and filmstrips, which she acquires, add interest to the everyday classroom situation. Library facilities also further the limits of the classroom. Mrs. Hall, the Librarian, helps students find the material they need and instructs them in the proper use of library resources. M. Hal Library 138 Academics AND U E WILL TUNE YOU IN K. Upshaw Guidance The Guidance department plays an important part in school life. This department helps the students with their personal, as well as their curricular, problems. Mr. Upshaw and Mrs. Jones aid the underclassmen in planning their present schooling while assisting the future graduates with further schooling and possible job opportunities. L. Jones Guidance Academics 139 KAIL TO THE CHIEFS • • • Mr. Richard Brill is our big chief in the front office. All final decisions are made by him. Mr. Brill is the the student's most influential link with the School Board. Mr. William Carrington is not only the Assistant Principal, but also tlie Advisor to the Student Council. He is the Council’s chief go-between with the administration. 140 Academics OLD AND NEU Mr. Norval Bovee came to P.P.H.S. from Coleman, Michigan to take over the job of Superintendent. He will be working with the School Board in preparing curricula and schedules before the Fall session begins. Mr. Darrell Crose served as Interim Superintendent for the majority of the year before Mr. Bovee could take his new position. N. Bovee D. Crose SCHOOL BOARD; C. Yuk, J. O'Leary, R. Vesey, F. Wangberg, D. Johnson, D. Burnham. Academics Ml E. Kaiser, (Top Left) A. Golladay, (Top Right) P. Sharp, (Right) There are many hidden faces in the office area. Three of the better known are Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs. Golladay, and Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Kaiser helps our BIG CHIEF get through major and minor catastrophes. Mrs. Golladay skips through the day taking care of attendance. Mrs. Sharp handles the appointment books in the Guidance office and also supervises the switchboard. Other behind-the-scene faces include Mrs. Conolly and Mrs. Green, the bookkeepers. They maintain the financial records for the entire school system. They also handle all of the accounts held by organizations within the school. Mrs. Montague is also a member of the office staff. She is the Superintendent’s secretary and takes care of his correspondence and appointments. 142 Academics GOOD MORMNO, PAW PAW SCHOOLS J. Conolly, (Top Left) A. Montague, (Top Right) P. Green, (Left) Academics 143 its A hungry; dirty world i Mrs. Dingman, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Glessner, Mrs. Kreiger, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Maxam, Mrs. Mangan, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Littke, Mrs. Bain. The cooks and kitchen aids supply all the schools in the system with hot lunches and snacks. Their preparations .start early in the morning, and are not completed until the last crumb is cleaned off the final dirty table. The maintenance crew is in charge of the welfare of the school's physical premises. The school remains clean because of the diligent work of these men. Mr. Lyle Leason, Mr. Jim Niles 44 Academics ddddddddAA T. ARENT F.H.A. 1,3,4 Usherettes 3 B. AUSTIN Basketball 1,2,3 D. BABIN F.H.A, 1 Float Committee 4 Pep Club 1,2 Tribal News 3 L. BARE Football 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1 Student Council 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 W. BLOEMER Intr. Volleyball 2 P. BONARSKI Float Committee 1,2 Latin Club 1 Pep Club 1 Wappaw Staff 3 V. BOZARTH Ecology Club 3 F.H.A. 4 Future Teachers 2 N.H.S. 3 Office Ed. Assoc. C. BRANCH Baseball 4 G. BRANCH Golf 4 S. BRUEMMER Paw Paw Drag Team 4 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 S. BRUGH neerleading 1 Girls Track 3 SEMOR DIRECTORY J. BURKETT Choir 2,3 Class President 3 School Play 1,3 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Thespians 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Wappaw Staff 3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 S. SHERBURN BUSKIRK Usherettes 2 G. BUTLER Student Council 1 J. CARRIKER R. CHASE Band 1,2 Football 2 Track 2 A. CLEVENGER T. COLLINS Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2,3 Class Treasurer 1,2 Football 1.2,3,4 Latin Club 1 Student Council 4 Track 3,4 Ushers 4 Varsity Club 3,4 D. CONNER Intr. Basketball 3 Intr. Volleyball 3 D. COOMBS Choir 1 Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 1,2 ]. CORSI Choir 2 Float Committee 2 School Play 3,4 Student Council 1 Thespians 4 S. COTNOIR S. COY Band 3,4 Modem Dance 3 Pep Club 2 K. DAHMS Cross Country 2,3,4 Float Committee 1 Intr. Basketball 4 Latin Club 1 Track 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3 M. DeYOUNG G.A.A. 2,3 F.H.A. 3 J. DILLENBECK J. DOORNHAAG E. DOTY F.H.A. 2 Latin Club 1 Pep Club 2 School Play 1,3 K. DOUGLAS Art Club 1 Usherettes 2,4 D. DOYLE Cross Country 3,4 Football 1,2 Senior Usher 3 Student Council 2 Track 2,3, 4 Ushers 3 Wrestling 3,4 B. DREIER Cheerleading 1,2 Class Treasurer 3,4 Float Committee 4 Pep Club 1,2 Snow Queen Cand. 1 Statistician 4 Student Council 4 Senior Directory 145 D. DU ELL Float Committee 3,4 Latin Club 1 R. DUNLOP Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Usher 3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 C. ELLIS F.H.A. 1 Latin Club 1 S. ELLIS P. FARROW S. FAUL Cross Country 2 Football 1 Student Council 1,4 R. FLEEMAN Float Committee 1 E. FUHRMAN Football 1,2,4 R. GEORGOFF Float Committee 2,4 Football Manager 3,4 Girls Track 3 Prom Committee 3 A. GOLLADAY Choir 1,2 Intr. Basketball 2 R. GREGORY S. GREGORY Choir 2,3 Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Statistician 3,4 P. GREVELDING P, GURITZ A. HAGEN Choir 2,3 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 (continued) Latin Club 1 Magazine Sales 3 Play 1 Prom Committee 3 Prom Server 1,2 Wappaw Staff 3,4 S. HAHNENBERG Choir 2 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Girls Glee Club 1 Homecoming Rep. 1,2,3, 4 Intr. Volleyball 3,4 Mixed Ensemble 3 Pep Club 2 Play 1 Prom Committee 3 Wappaw Staff 3 N. HALUCH Choir 1,2 F.H.A. 1,4 Intr. Basketball 1,2 C. HAMILTON L. HAMLIN L. HAND Choir 1 M. HANSON B. HARRISON Basketball 2,3,4 Football 1 Track 1, 2,3,4 D. HARVEY Football 1,2,4 Intr. Basketball 3,4 E. HASSLER S. WILER HEALY Intr. Basketball 1,2 Latin Club 1 Modem Dance 2,3 S. HEALY L. HILL Basketball 1,2 Class Rep. 3 Football 1,2,3,4 (continued) Intr. Basketball 3,4 Intr. Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Tennis 1 Ushers 4 Varsity Club 3,4 L. HILL J. HOLT Baseball 1,2 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,4 Prom Server 2 M. HYNES D. IGNACEK Intr. Basketball 2 Pep Club 1,2 School Play 2 E. JACOBS Choir 2,3 R. JEFFERIES Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2 Student Council 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 R. JOHNSON Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Intr. Basketball 3,4 Latin Club 1 Student Council 1,4 Tennis 3,4 Ushers 4 Varsity Club 3,4 G. JONES Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3 R. JONES M. DAVIS JUSTICE C. KASER Band 1,2 Class President 1 (continued) 146 Senior Directory Football 1,2 T. LA BA DIE Intr. Volleyball 2,3,4 Intr. Basketball 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Modem Dance 3 Intr, Volleyball 3,4 Cross Country 3 Pep Club 1 Paw Paw Drag Team 4 Intr. Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3 School Play 3,4 D. KELLY Track 1,2,3,4 C. MILLER Ushers 3,4 Choir 1 B. KESELOWSKI Varsity Club 3,4 Homecoming Rep. 2 Basketball 1,2 Intr. Basketball 1 Football 1,2,3,4 A. LALLINGER Snow Queen Rep. 1 Intr. Volleyball 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Paw Paw Drag Team 4 Track 3,4 C. MILLER Student Council 2 Wrestling 1, 2,3,4 Tribal News 3 Ushers 4 Wappaw 2 Varsity Club 3,4 G. LaPINE • School Play 2 N. MILLER D. KITCHEN Baseball 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 K. LELAND Basketball 3,4 Intr. Volleyball 2 Cross Country 1,2 L. LOOMIS Golf 4 K. KLINGEL Cheerleading 1,2,4 Intr. Basketball 3,4 Float Committee 1, 2,3,4 Choir 2 Track 3 Intr. Basketball 4 Class President 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Intr. Volleyball 3,4 Float Committee 1,2 Wappaw Staff 4 Statistician 3,4 Homecoming Rep. 1,4 Wappaw Staff 4 Latin Club 1 R. MILLER Pep Club 1,2 Wrestling 2 A. KNAPP Prom Server 1,2 Student Council 1,4 K. MISURACA K. KNAPP Tennis 3,4 Homecoming Rep. 1,4 Rep. to School Board 4 Wappaw Staff 3,4 School Play 3 J. MROCZEK Student Council 4 D. LOUWAERT Wappaw Staff 4 Football 1,2 G. MILLER Art Club 1 K. KNOBLOCH L. MacDONALD Usherettes 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Float Committee 2,3 Basketball 1 Latin Club 1 M. MUMFORD Football 1,2 Pep Club 1 Band 2 Wrestling 1,4 Tennis 3 Football 1,2,3,4 Wappaw Staff 3 Latin Club 1 T. KOPPERS Pep Club 2 J. MEARING Track 2 B. KRUMREI Band 1 Varsity Club 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 M. KUSSY Football 1,2 Cheerleading 1,3 Tribal News 3 P. MUVRIN Pep Club 1 Wappaw Staff 3 Intr. Basketball 2 M. KUSSY J. MEARS D. NARDIELLE Intr. Basketball 1 Art Club 1 Intr. Basketball 1 Paw Paw Drag Team 4 Cheerleading 2,3, 4 Student Council 3 Track 1,2 Float Committee 2,3,4 Tribal News 3 Girls Track 3 Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 M. NONDORF (continued) Senior Directory 147 T. OAS D. RESZKA K. BERNER SACKETT Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Class Vice-President 4 Debate 2 Float Committee 1,2,3 K. SALISBURY Float Committee 2,3 Homecoming Committee 4 Rep. to Sec. Curr. Comm. Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 R. SCOVEL School Play 4 Intr. Volleyball 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 J. SHIRK Wappaw Staff 1 School Play 3,4 Statistician 4 D. SIMKENS M. OFFORD Wappaw Staff 3,4 Latin Club 1 Intr. Basketball 4 W. OLNEY B. RHODES Football 1,2,3,4 V. SITAR D. OLSON Varsity Club 3,4 J. SMITH S. OSWAINY R. RICHARDSON Varsity Club 3,4 Student Council 2 Basketball 1,2 Intr. Basketball 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 H. PURSLEY Intr. Volleyball 2,3,4 Latin Club 1 J. SMITH W. PEACOCK Student Council 2,3,4 S. SMITH Student Council Pres. 4 Float Committee 2,3,4 M. PERKINS Intr. Basketball 4 Cheerleading 1,2 L. ROHR Prom Committee 3 Latin Club 1 Choir 1,2 School Play 3 Pep Club 1,2 Wappaw Staff 4 Ski Club 3 D. ELMORE ROOT R. SOMMERFELT W. PETER R. ROSS Pep Club 1 Basketball 1 Tennis 1,2 Football 3 T. RUESS I Intr. Basketball 3,4 Basketball 1 K.STACK Football 1 Statistician 3 N. PITTS Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 Student Council 3 Student Council 4 D. QUICK B. STANIS Usherettes 3 G. RUIZ Basketball 4 Student Council 4 R. RACETTE J. STEFOFF Class Secretary' 1,2 D. RUMSEY Basketball 1,2 Class Vice-President 3 Choir 2,3 Baseball 1 Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Float Committee 3,4 Class Vice-President 2 Homecoming Chairman 4 Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 Class President 4 Intr. Basketball 4 Pep Club 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 3 Thespians 3,4 Intr. Basketball 3,4 Latin Club 1 Student Council 4 Mag. Sales Manager 3 Prom Chairman 3 B. RUIMVELD Track 3,4 School Play 3,4 J. RYBINSKY M. STEMPIHAR Senior Usher 3 Band 4 Choir 1,2 Student Council Sec. 4 Choir 1,2,3 Latin Club 1 Wappaw Staff 3,4 Intr. Basketball 2 Pep Club 1 Latin Club 1 Ski Club 3 W. RAYBORN Pep Club 1 Paw Paw Drag Team 4 148 Senior Directory Thespians 3,4 M. STOCK WELL Latin Club 1 F.H.A 4 Usherettes 3 K. SUNDSTRAND Float Committee 1,2,3 Intr. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 3 Latin Club 1 School Play 3,4 Statistician 3,4 Thespians 3,4 D. TAPPER J. TAPPER D. THOMAS Basketball 1 Football 1 Homecoming Committee 2,3 Intr. Basketball 4 Intr. Volleyball 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3,4 Tennis 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Wappaw Staff 3 Wrestling 3 J. TITUS P. TREADWAY Football 1,2, 3.4 C. TREAT Float Committee 1,2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 3 Prom Committee 3 C. TRUHN Homecoming Committee 4 Intr. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 3 Pep Club 1 School Play 3 Wappaw Staff 3 B. WADE Float Committee 1,2,3 Homecoming Committee 4 Intr. Basketball 2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 3 Mag. Sales Committee 3 P. A. Announcer 3,4 Frosh. games 4 Prom Chairman 3 School Play 1,3,4 Senior Usher 3 Wappaw Staff 3,4 S. WANGBERG Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 4 Intr. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intr. Volleyball 2,3 Homecoming Chairman 4 Latin Club 1 Pep Club 1,2,3 (continued) BOB WHITTLE Basketball 1 Golf 2,3 Wrestling 3 Prom Committee 3 School Play 1 B. WARNER Football 1,2 Soccer 2,3 Student Council 1 Swimming 1,2,3 T. WELCH S. WHIPPLE Basketball 1,2 ' Football 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1 Track 2 Varsity Club 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 P. WOOD R, YARBROUGH Basketball 1 Foothall 1,2,3,4 Intr. Basketball 3,4 S. YARBROUGH C. ZOLP Basketball Manager 1,2 Golf 1,2,3,4 Senior Usher 3 Student Council 1 Senior Directory 149 Bob was born in Nuremburg, Germany on July 16, 1954. The Whittle family moved to Paw Paw from Spring Valley, New York in 1961. Bob first attended Black River Elementary School as a second grader. After the sixth grade, he was promoted to the seventh grade and attended Paw Paw High School from then on. In his high school years, Bob participated in a variety of sports and had thought about golf as a possible career upon graduation from college. Bob died August 14, 1971. Senior Directory 149 ISO t 151 152 ! t 153 Ellingsworth Mfg. Co. Hagen Tractor Sales Millek Oil Co. R. S. Sutula Studio A. F. Murch Co. Diller Realtors Dillon Drug Store First Federal Saving Glass Specialty R. A. Imus St. Julian Wines Tastee-Freex Lounsbury's Excavating Ye Olde Wine Haus Arnold B. Harvey, Inc. Calay Cleaners Dyckman House Inc. First National Bank Fruit Belt Canning Co. Gateway Inn Gilbert Carpet Layers Green Acres Motel Jach's Hardware Montgomery Wards Musselman's Paw Raw Honda Marine Paw Paw Laundry Inc. Paw Paw Lumber Co. Paw Paw Press Inc. Paw Paw Shopping Center Dalton Rumsey-Builder Stan's Radiator Shop Tapper Olds Thomas Bros. Thompson Funeral Home Vineyard Press Inc. Warner Supply Wilson Tire Service Yarbrough Contractors Zolp Funeral Home Abrams A W Drive In Ben Franklin Store Breedveld's Shoes Charles Hayes Inc. Charles Jewelers Coast to Coast Fashionette Fruit Belt Realty Galati's Grape Village Ceramics The Grill Hinkles Bakery Hotel De Hamburger Jim's Body Shop Jud Knappers Inc. La Pines Heating Oasis Paw Paw Co-op Paw Paw Plating Pete's Citgo Ranson-Faul Agency State Farm Insurance Texaco Service Tuttle Floral Co. W. R. Hamilton Inc, W. Soule Co. Inc ALSO TIRE SERVICE John Dir Chevrolet Sales Inc. Middaugh's Standard Service Tripoli Party Shop Joan's Restaurant 156 Advertisements BEST IN YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHY R. S. SUTULA STUDIO 503 South Main St. Elkhart, Indiana Advertisements 157 Compliments of Tto STORES Paw Paw GREEN ACRES MOTEL Red Arrow Hwy. West FASHIONETT BEAUTY SHOP FRUIT BELT CANNING CO. 243 E. Michigan Paw Paw You are never a stranger at Congratulations to the Class of 72 GALATI'S Always Comfortably Air Conditioned Hartford, Michigan 158 Advertisements MONTGOMERY WARDS MADISON SALES AGENCY 141 E. Michigan Ave. Paw Paw JIM AND BETTY MADISON Managers Compliments of ’ PAW PAW PLATING 139 Commerical Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan CHARLES HAYES INC. Opel Buick Pontiac HINKLES BAKERY 130 East Michigan Paw Paw, Michigan GOOD FOOD THE GRILL CALAY CLEANERS Cleaners, Coin-ops, and Car Wash Congratulations to the Class of 72 177 W. Mich. Ave. Paw Paw Michigan Advertisements 159 PAW PAW PRESS Sandy, Starlet, Vickie and Maryann Are Always Ready to serve you TASTEE FREEZ 180 W. Michigan Paw Paw 160 Advertisements W. R. HAMILTON, INC. Wholesale Distributors AUTO PARTS AND SUPPLIES 200 S. Gremp Paw Paw, Michigan Let's all go to A W PAW PAW SHOPPING CENTER LAKESIDE MOTEL Congratulations Rick and Sally 202 West Michigan Paw Paw, Michigan 657 9946 JAMES YARBOUGH Congratulations Class of 72 FRUIT BELT REALTY GENERAL CONTRACTOR Tea Pot Dome Red Arrow Hwy. and M-40 Paw Paw 657-3874 or 657-5747 162 Advertisements Compliments of Congratulations Diane And the Class of 72 PAW PAW LUMBER CO. DALTON C. RUMSEY BUILDER 611 North Street Paw Paw, Mich. 49079 657 5417 - DYKMAN HOUSE INC. 201 E. Michigan Ave. Hard working Bonnie at . . . Congratulations to the class of 72 TO SUIT YOUR TASTE MIDDAUGH STANDARD SERVICE w € Branch Factory Paw Paw, Michigan EATON PAPER DIVISION Of textronl 164 Advertisements PAW PAW LAUNDRY East Michigan Ave. 657-4625 personalized service for particular people JOAN'S RESTAURANT 105 West Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan TRIPOLI PARTY SHOP DILLON DRUG STORE Ph. 657-4571 PawPaw Prescriptions Service for the Sick Advertisements 165 ST. JULIAN WINES 716 South Kalamazoo St. Good Luck to the Class of 1972 Congratulations Jim PAW PAW HONDA YOUR TROUBLES VANISH MARINE STAN’S RADIATOR Sales — Service — Repairs AUTO GLASS 657-5235 166 Advertisements Compliments of Compliments of R. W. LAPINE INC. W. R. SOULE COMPANY Process and Power Piping Red Arrow Hwy. — East Paw Paw, Mich. HOTEL DE HAMBERGR STEP INTO THE PAST WITH US AT . . . YE OLDE WINE HAUS Michigan Wineries Retail Store Step Aboard Our Railroad Car No. 70 Now Open To The Public Located: South Kalamazoo St. Paw Paw Advertisements 167 VINYARD PRESS INC. Good Luck Class of Publishers of THE COURIER-LEADER and PAW PAW FLASHES Congratulations Class of 72 THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME Since 1877 413 E. Michigan Ave. Paw Paw, Mich. Compliments of GATEWAY INN Good food will do it every time! Red Arrow Hwy. West 657-3276 JOHN DIR CHEVROLET SALES miller: oil company WHO ELSE 919 E. Michigan Ave., Paw Paw Office Headquarters, 657-4320 TOTAL LEONARD Quality Petroleum Products Dependable Burner Service AREA PHONES Paw Paw, 657-4320 Mattawan, 668-3571 Golbles, 628-2400 Hartford, 621-9938 L-P GAS Uikintpooi APPLIANCES Advertisements 169 OASIS Beer, Wine, Liquor Open Daily — 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS NOON TO 6 P.M. Phone: 657-5481 Paw Paw Congratulations Class of 1972 Feeds, Sprays, Fertilizers Seeds, and Herbicides RANSON FAUL AGENCY INC. General Insurance 657-3260 657-5752 657-3151 215 Paw Paw TUTTLE FLORAL CO. PAW PAW CO-OP INC. U.S. 12 East 657-5280 S. LOUNSBURY Congratulations to the Class of 1972 STUART LOUNSBURY Excavating and Grading 170 Advertisements Service is Building Our Business! Ask Your Neighbor! Ford ARNOLD B. HARVEY INC. Congratulations To The Class of 1972 That's some football Kevin! Compliments of JACH'S HARDWARE WILLIS S. DILLER SONS, REALTORS George Brugh Dorthy Thomas Elenor Rogers Phil Knapp Paw Paw Office 657-5594 Advertisements 171 R. A. IMUS INC. 204 Commercial Paw Paw, Mich. Phone 657-3124 CHRYSLER CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES WARNER SUPPLY ZOLP FUNERAL HOME Since 1948 504 W. Mich. Ave. Paw Paw Ph. 657-5519 136 E. Michigan Ave. Ph. 657-3605 72 Advertisements FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY OF MICHIGAN Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE 210 E. Michigan Paw Paw, Michigan il Compliments of CHARLES JEWELERS of Paw Paw £x $ui4tte pecveCty MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. Paw Paw Office Paw Paw, Michigan WILSON’S TIRE SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS fern to the CLASS OF 72 102 E. Mich. Ave. Paw Paw, Mich. Compliments BREEDVELD'S of SHOES PETE'S CITGO SERVICE of DOWNTOWN PAW PAW 101 W. Michigan Ave. 241 E. Michigan Ave. Ph. 657-3830 Phone 657-4980 Advertisements 173 GLASS SPECIALTY ' GLASS SPECIALTY cuts SPKIALTY y. SCKULU Red Arrow West, Paw Paw 616-657-3107 Free Mobile Service JOHN H. TAPPER Compliments of INC. W. Red Arrow Hwy. Paw Paw, Mich. MUSSELMAN 657-3196 FRUIT OLDS — GMC PRODUCTS datsun 133 174 Advertisements HERB'S TEXICO GRAPE VILLAGE CERAMICS 1-94 Interchange Phone: 657-3857 208 E. Mich. Ave. Paw Paw, Michigan 49079 Phone: 657-4512 STATE FARM INS JIM'S BODY SHOP 247 E. Michigan Ave. Camper and Trailer Sales W. Red Arrow Hwy. R. DE WAYNE WILER STATE fARM INSURANCE FIRST FEDERAL Your Savings Spot FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KALAMAZOO Paw Paw Office 657-5548 Advertisements 175 HAGEN TRACTOR SALES HAGAN TRACTOR SALES 1050 East Michigan Avenue Paw Paw, Michigan Phones 657-5558 or 657-4306 176 Advertisements