Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1964 volume:

Light is illumination. Illumination is inspiration Ideas, facts, relationships, stories, histories, possibilities, artistry in words, in sounds, in form and in color, crowd into a student’s life, stir his feelings, excite his appreciation, and incite his impulses. The student, in the light of his maturity, enters upon a new and challenging world. 3 Energy is Pontiac Central Volume 65 QUIVER Pontiac Central High School 250 West Huron Street Pontiac, Michigan Monita Calhoun, Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Brown, Advisor Table of Contents Seniors page 10 Homecoming page 44 Sports page 48 AFS page 82 Underclassmen page 88 Group pictures page 118 School plays page 140 Faculty page 146 Advertising page 176 Index page 194 Editor ' s Backu ord Senior FACES M 1 Of light and the individual Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important in some respect, whether he chooses to he so or not. Hawthorne JUNE SENIORS Various organization officers meet to decide upon a quick lunch line slogan. Grethel Hunter, Linda Fought, Cheryl Wilton, and Dick Cooley (seated) and Carol Jo Godoshian and Montia Cal houn chose Jon Hartman’s PDQ as top drawer. Fred Alsman Russell Adams John Alton Dale Ackerman Isidro Aguilera Jill Anderson Sheila Adams 12 National Honor Society Ronald Austin Thomas Arenas Daniel Baker Thomas Baker Richard Anderson Florence Anthony Petros Awedian Sandra Baird Stella Barker Thomas Bartholomew Constance Bass Douglas Baumgras Doreen Beacco Lola Beal Larry Beale Clint Beebe National Honor Society 13 JUNE SENIORS LaVaughn Beek David Belanger Sherry Bonham Helen Boone Wilfred Bouie 14 National Honor Society Ronald Blakeman Jane Belanger Donald Belote Daniel Boga Stephen Bourgeau Stephanie Bennett Laurene Bessent Sharon Brady Judith Bos Patricia Brembery Mary Bray Stella Burford Milford Busbee Walter Bushell Paul Busse Kim Carless w Sharon Carroll John Casper William Chapdelaine National Honor Society 15 Jonathan Chapman Michelyn Chappell Jeraldine Charles John Chasteen Jerome Chaumley Sam Christakis Shyrlee Christensen Linda Clancy Larry Coakley Cheryl Coffing Vern Cole Doris Coleman Mary Coleman 16 National Honor Society Feliciano Corpus Francine Cox Carole Crawford John Crawford Jerry Daniels Donna Darrow Elma Davenport Robert Davies Lois Deaton Patricia Deevey Melvin DeWalt Mary Doerr ' National Honor Society 17 JUNE SENIORS Dianna Epley Cynthia Everling Edward Elkins 1 Constance Ennis Mary Estrada Stephen Ewalt James Farmer ' -—ft,_ James Ferguson Diane Fife Dan Fischer Barbara Flore Linda Fought 18 National Honor Society 1 Bonnie Fowlkes Mary Fox Benjamin Francis Cheryl Freeman Carolyn Gaddes Carolyn Gaensbauer Corina Garcia Mario Garcia Beverly Gardner Michael Gaydos James Gaylord Patricia Gentry Dorothy Gilbert Janet Gilchrist Gandace Girst Robert Given ' National Honor Society JUNE SENIORS Judy Gravely Shirley Green Nathan Greene Martha Greenheld Robert Greer Stephanie Hardenburg Thomas Griesen Gail Hardy Bruce Griffin Gary Hall Shirley Harris Willie Harris 20 National Honor Society Pamela Heatherly Robert Heathman James Harty James Haskins Gerald Henry Joan Herring Sharon Hershberger Russell Hickson Peggy Hill Jesse Hillie Ruth Hinojosa National Honor Society Well-groomed cheerleaders Monita Calhoun, Carolyn Gaensbauer, and Cheryl Wilton rejoice over the hard-fought victory against Mt. Clemens after the regional title. 21 JUNE SENIORS Joe Hodge Patricia Hodge Paul Hoffmaster Carolyn Hooks David Houts Jimmy Howard ' Thomas Howard Charles Hubbard James Hughes Joan Hughes Douglas Hummel Dianne Humphrey Crethel Hunter Patricia Ide Robert Irwin 22 National Honor Society Ji Janet Jackson Edna Isenberg Nancy Jack George Jackson Ometta Jackson Karen Jacobs David Jarvis Mary Jefferson Timothy Jenkinson Suzanne Jensen Richard Jimenez Dona Johnson Roy Johnson Starling Johnson Jim Johnson Norma Johnson ’ ' National Honor Society 23 JUNE SENIORS Stephen Johnson Gerald Jones Purvis Jones Suzanne Jones Pete Kiehler ;sr James Joyner Jack Keller Gerda Jurgenson Emma Kendrick Gordon Kaufman Kay Kendrick 1 sSStt? Alvin Keel Bruce Kesselring Evelyn Killian Bonnie King Gene Kirvan 24 National Honor Society Harry Lawrence Steve Lambouris Jean Lasswell Terry Lawson Christian Krarup Juanita Law ' National Honor Society Ralph Koprince Jens Kusk b Telse Knudsen John Landon Theresa Lauingar Frank Kitchen Mary Kittl Jean Ledsinger Sandra Landsparger Penny Lankey V JUNE SENIORS Linda Leonard Norman Lyons Anne Madsen Mary Manukian Pamela Marinos Lynne Marlowe Virginia Marteney National Honor Society Nancy Lee Joyce Livingstone Robert Lloyd JoAnn Long June Lowes Walt Manning If Elizabeth Long Dick Lowry Eulogeo Manriquez Wm ' • . i , •. ..... -■ Sandra McCants Michael McCormick James McCurdy Carter Mcllquham Larry McNeary Tamara Melnik Carol McFarland Joseph McNeely John Meredith M Robert McCants Raymond Merriman Linda Martin Elnora Mason Elva Mason National Elonor Society Sharon Meier JUNE SENIORS Xf Connie Miller Marie Milton Mary Messer Edwin Miller Susan Millard % Robert Michael Ruby Millikan James Mitchell Mary Mole Danny Moody Beverly Moore Margaret Moreau William Morgan Carolynn Morris Charlotte Morris 28 National Honor Society Patricia Myers Donna Nelson Michael Mumby Diane Muehl Willie Nelson Leslie Newman Nancy Nicholie Linda Nicholl Beams from the hulh penetrate the brain as senior Carolyn Gaddes becomes an “enlightened one.” National Honor Society 29 JUNE SENIORS Barbara Olds Diane Olsen Linda O’Nail Milton Opie Richard Northcross Mr Donald Nichols Suzanne Nichols Richard Oshust David Orser J- Timothy Palulian Carol Patterson Charles Owen Denise Patton Marilyn Paholak Audry Pearson 30 National Honor Society —-r—r ? Canary Pegues Thomas Perkins Lynn Peterson Linda Phillips Sharon Piantkowski Sharon Pinho Sharon Pompeian Bruce Porritt JUNE SENIORS Carol Putman Dale Quinn Robert Pugh John Pyke Joe Quintero Mary Ramirez Larry Ragsdale Armando Ramirez Carol Rapaport Robert Ramirez Joe Ramirez Karen Rasmus Roger Ray Rosemary Reibling Richard Reiter Paul Retaskie 32 National Honor Society Annette Rofe David Rogers John Rothe Thomas Rotundo Richard Rouse Joyce Rowe Linda Ruiz . Mattie Russell ' National Honor Society 33 JUNE SENIORS Timothy Schroeder Newton Scruggs Larry Schultz Marjorie Seaman Theodore Sevigny Richard Shafer Eileen Sharako Sarajane Serwin Dona Sharette 34 ■ ' National Honor Society Frances Shaw Janice Shepherd Margaret Sherman )J Edna Sherrell Lori Shorey Ruby Simpson Carolyn Smith Paula Siegel Linda Smades Carolyn Simmons Nancy Sirbaugh Donna Smith James Smith John Smith Judith Smith National Honor Society 35 JUNE SENIORS Rosalind Soriano William Snell Sandra Smith Thomas Smith Geraldine Steffev Diana Stasiuk Robert Stadler Richard Starnes Helen Steward Mary Steward David Stickney James Stuckmeyer m it Ronald Surowitz Rosalind Surowitz Glenn Sutt Margie Swan 36 National Honor Society Gary Thorne Gerald Thrasher Anna Thurmond Judith Timmerman Bernie Tate • Frances Taylor Sandra Thick Richard Taylor Certain seniors carry the heaviest schedules. Bernie Tate, Dick Crawford, and Esjaye Whiters are aware of their burdensome responsibilities. Paul Thomson , V i p® Marcia Thompson JUNE SENIORS William Travis Robert Tomkins Alfred Trammell Karen Tobin Rosie Tripp Linda Tryon Bonnie Troxell Carol Valenti lohn Van Tuyl Mark Walker Velvet Vandergriff Donna Vollrath justina Vargas Marv Villa Linda Wallace ' Wm w? 38 National Honor Society . v is Barbara Wheeler National Honor Society Senior Ted Sevigny discovers that it’s not so easy to slide through his classes when his big slide is ended by a big stopper—his homework. Alice Waring Shurle Warren Sherrill Wharff Paul Wheeler Esjaye Whiters Harold Whiting Nancy Ward jack Warren Cynthia Wasik Charles Weatherbee •v Inez Wiseombe Evon Wuelfing JUNE SENIORS Ardith Wikman Douglas Wilcox ! ' Cheryl Wilton Paul Wine Donald Wright Shirley Wilson Kit Widdifield Janet Williams Cathy Wilson Augustine Wright 40 National Honor Society Alvin Williams Deidra Woods Craig Zadosko Patricia Wilt SUMMER SCHOOL SENIORS Roy Aguilera Stephen Bradshaw Candy Efemenko Sandra Fiske Virgill Allison Richard Crawford Gerald Eller Danny Glover Gary Blaylock Darlene Croy Richard Northcross Sharon Curtis It. Gregory Arnold ill N f SUMMER SCHOOL SENIORS Jesse Gonzales Susan Grant Elga Guinn Alvin Hardv Wendell Hutchinson ' £ Beverly Manley McKinley Jones Richard Keavy Walter Moore Darlene Posey Curtis Price Ernestine Pryor Lawrence Stoner Charles Rogers Rudolph Silva Gregory Stickney 42 Robert Walker William Warren Wesley Williams 43 Canopy of Color Covers Anteneeban The gym becomes a spectrum of color as students apply their ener¬ gies to the creation of a lively fall atmosphere. Sue Huntzinger con¬ structs an imaginary teepee to form an effective entrance. Tomahawk advisor, David Muxworthy, Carole Rapaport, Kathy Sutt, Carol Godoshian, and Janice Shepherd battle the wind to decorate their homecoming car. Dave Brown and Dick Crawford construct the framework of the three feathers for this year’s homecoming float. Chieftains, chieftains, go, go,” echoes in an atmosphere of homecoming excite¬ ment as Sue Huntzinger and Stephanie Hardenburg appeal for student support. The homecoming court for 19$4 are: Ralph Koprince, Purvis Jones, Chief Craig Zadosko, Princess Monita Calhoun, Pat Gentry, and Grethel Hunter. Chilled air of autumn filled with enthusiasm The chief, princess, and court reflect the joy and spirit of home¬ coming after the presentation of the chief’s spear and the princess necklace. A canopy of fall color covers the annual Autumn Ante- neeban festivities. The chilled air of autumn is filled with enthusiasm as the Chief does his traditional dance amid cheers of support. The team strives for victory. The clock ticks off the last seconds of the Homecoming game, and students begin the transition to the tranquil at¬ mosphere of “Shades of Autumn.” The last phase of a day filled with reunion, excitement, spirit, and pride comes to an end: i ftjtl Ns 1 1 w W3m 1 IpfliliP As princess, Monita Calhoun holds the symbolic headdress of the chief, as Craig Zadosko prepares to perform the traditional war dance. Spirits surge in response as the chief, Craig Zadosko, begins the traditional war dance during the half-time ceremonies of the homecoming game. The football season becomes an enduring memory of colorful animation as the cheerleaders, the band, and the chief and court combine to honor PCHS. The warrior’s dance is finished; he thrusts his spear into the air as a symbol of determination and pride. Coach William Richardson demonstrates new techniques, not hy explanation, hut hy joining the team in practice. With avid alertness the varsity football squad readies for action as coach Mel Nuss reviews the nucleus of his backfreld. Blocking, hiking and passing are three essentials which must he practiced and perfected. - Endurance is one vital factor of any football player. The team practices blocking by hitting a pad on the sled. Planning strategy for an upcoming game starts during an afternoon of practice. Art Van Ryzin and Jim Bowie review each play. Inexperience stymies gridders A team’s success is not spotlighted by its victories. It, however, is ignited by an enthusiastic school spirit and sparked by the endless effort of each player. Mr. Szabo expressed the feeling of all the foot¬ ball coaches when he stated, “This year’s football team was the nicest bunch of boys that Pontiac Central has ever produced. They work hard all the time and put forth their best effort for every game. The only disadvantage was that the team lacked experience.” Coach Tom Osier believes in never “throw¬ ing in the towel” — just using it. Six legs . . . count ’em . . . six (6)! And only two numbers . .. and one jersey! 1963 FOOTBALL Bay City Central Arthur Hill Midland Flint Central Bay City Handy Saginaw Flint Southwestern Flint Northern Pontiac Northern SCHEDULE 0-33 0-34 6- 27 0-47 6-6 0-18 13-33 7- 46 0-21 The 1963 Varsity football squad consists of, first row: Jim Rich¬ ards, Dick Rouse, Jan Anderson, Dave Houts, Dick Gooley, Esjaye Whiters, Jim Mitchell, John Smith, Dick Shafer, Tom Rotundo, George Jackson. Second row. Richard Northcross, Dennis Wright, Ed Chase, Willie Harris, Ross Ludwick, Danny Irwin, Dave Ed¬ wards, Walter Johnson, Kenneth Seay, Boh Irwin, Dan Baker. Third row: Sylvester Rohinson, Donald Lavalais, Jerry Murphy, Karl Williams, Jim Crump, Walter Horton, Tom Jenkins, Jim Gaiter, Normon Coates, Jim Knox. Fourth row: Leroy Jackson, Arthur Wiggins, Neal Peterson, Dave Brown, Boh Hadden. Endurance is essential to prepare a team for successful plays. Despite the fact that Pontiac Centrals junior varsity football team was constantly relinquishing their players to the varsity throughout the year, they still finished the season with a creditable 4-4 record. Under the di¬ rection of coaches Art Van Ryzin and William Richard¬ son, the Little Chiefs displayed leadership, determination, and poise while on the gridiron. Noted players, Clay, Elliot, Howard and Lane, may appear quite often in the column for the PCHS varsity team next fall. Paul Dellerba and Francis Staley look to the future as prom¬ ising players practice. A half-time of hurt and exhaustion breeds determination for Les Snyder. Andy Stowe stares at a deserted field during a half-time huddle. JV Gridders advance to varsity «fc,. The Junior Varsity Gridders this year are, first row: Coach Wil¬ liam Richardson, coach Art Van Ryzin, Willy Elam, Ted Fisher, Larry DeVaney, Cedric Patterson, Marvin Quince, Cecil Powell, Dan Rodriquez, Ron LeMarbe, coach Max Hasse. Row two: Wil¬ liam Clay, Leroy Farnsworth, Gene Holbrook, Terry Schmidt, Harold Spann, Fes Snyder, Mike Villereal, Alan Baker, Percy Pleasant, John Wolf. Third row: Jeff Lane, Vince Elliot, Mark Post, Harold Smith, Roger Shaefer, Paul Roberts, Rick Fox, John Sluka, James Shorters, Herbert Mullen. Row four. Dave Miller, Tom Howard, Dave Sturgeon, Charles Taylor, Joe Edwards, Dave Gray, Andy Stowe, Warren Petiprin, Jim Stockwell, Bill Lacy. Coach William Richardson gives personal attention and help to each player. He stresses the need for solid blocking. Tension and ambition come together as coach Art Van Ryzin gives last minute instructions before a beginning quarter. To Bruce Bigler, successful training originates with lunch. Mike Mumby and coach Roger Shepler both advocate the princi¬ ple, Practice makes perfect.” The 1963 Harriers are, first row: jerry Love, Richard Anderson, Robert Lawrence, Walter Frazier, William Hollis, Martin Acosta, Roger Putnam, Mike Mumby. Second row: Bonner Teasley, Har¬ old McDonald, Hershal Owens, Ralph Morgan, Ronald Adams, Richard Gorman, Bruce Bigler. PCH Harriers finish third in SVC with 3-5-1 record Pontiac Central’s 3-5-1 cross country record may not seem impressive, but there was only one returning letterman and one senior. One can understand why Roger Shepler is satis¬ fied with the 1963 season and optimistic about the coming fall, when six of the seven varsity harriers will be returning on the team. Paced by Robert Lawrence, Mike Mumby, Bill Hollis, and Martin Acosta, Pontiac Cen¬ tral put on their best performance on October 17th to capture third place in the Saginaw Valley meet at Swartz Creek. Maintaining good grades is required of all cross countrymen. Walter Frazier studies with the assistance of coach Roger Shepler. Robert Lawrence receives useful advice from 1962 star Harrier Richard Johnson in one of the early meets of the season. Lawrence was one of the leaders in every meet and the only runner to qualify in the state meet. 1964 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE PCH 40 OPPONENT Saginaw j SCORE 60 40 Arthur Hill 35 28 Waterford 28 49 Flint Central 18 49 Midland 66 24 Waterford Kettering 31 37 Flint Southwestern 21 8 th Oakland County 31 Flint Northern 24 3rd Valley 35 Pontiac Northern 25 7th Regionals 55 Herringbone Haven Ski Club president Rob Powers and sponsor John Zimmerle go over plans for a coming ski retreat with vice-president Richard Anderson and secretary-treasurer Carolyn Gauns- bauer. The skiing season lasts from December to March. Throughout these four months, Pontiac Central Ski Club mem¬ bers practice and perfect skills on several retreats or at once a week ski sessions at Mt. Holly Ski Area. Club members may also be¬ come members of the Ski Team, which participates in competitive meets with area schools. Ski instructor, John Zimmerle, supervises Ski Club activities and enjoys participating in this favor¬ ite sport. The ski team this year consisted of, First row: D. Herveou, R. Powers, T. Jerome, R. Johnson. Second row: Sponsor J. Zimmerle, J. isgrigg, D. Quinn, R. Gorman, J. King, T. Fisher, S. Patterson, T. Roy, R. Smith, and chaperone B. Graham. Cox Crawford Casper “Timing is an important key to better bowling,’’ says sponsor Mike Andonian. This includes rhythm of approach and, of course, a smooth delivery of the ball. Each year individuals and teams strive for the top. The first se¬ mester winners were Sue Cox with high series of 523, Diane Crawford, high game of 210, John Casper with high series of 616, and Newell Clay with high game of 222. The first place team was the Allev-Oops. Trophies for the first semester were awarded at the bowling ban¬ quet at West Side Lanes, where the club meets to bowl every Wednesday after school. At the beginning of the banquet, “Red Pins” were bowled, for which various trophies were also award¬ ed. During the year about 45 trophies are awarded to encourage improvement through competi¬ tion. The top team of the first semester. “The Alley Oops”, were awarded tro¬ phies at the bowling banquet. They are: John Casper, Sue Cox, Steff Ben¬ nett, and Ron Kinney. John Casper, president of Bowling Club, displays excellent form, follow through, and a look of determination— the championship style. Senior bowler, Steff Bennett, not only bowls for relaxation but enjoys the stiff competition offered by the other club members. ■ , , m , v . Melvin DeWalt, greatest scorer in Central ' s history, goes over North¬ ern’s Jim DeFlorio to shoot his famous corner jump shot. Central’s high-scoring guard William Morgan cans an easy fall-away jump shot against Arthur Hill. The 1963-64 varsity team was, first row: Coach Fred Zittle, Alvin Keel, William Morgan, Gerald Henry, Jim Johnson, Melvin De- Walt. Second row: Manager Paul Wine, Walter Moore, Carl Arnold, Bob Wiggins, George Cole, Jeffrey Lane, Ross Ludwick, Lessel Hanspard, and manager Ralph Candelaris. Coach Fred Zittle was chosen hy the Pontiac Press as Oakland County Coach of the Year. Jim Johnson gets the jump hall against Grosse Pointe in the first game of the season, while Gerald Henry waits for the hall. Number 13 scores again, and again, and again. Melvin DeWalt, Central ' s top scorer, puts in two of his 25 points in this game against Grosse Pointe. Hard Practice Produces Another Top Team At the start of the basketball season, Central’s chances of becoming a state power were very slim. The team was in¬ experienced. Coach Fred Zittel began his first season as head mentor. But this team did have one thing going for them — teamwork. They practiced hard every day. Guards Alvin Keel and William Morgan worked on passing to forwards Gerald Henry and Melvin DeWalt. DeWalt practiced his corner shot and Henry his layups. John¬ son developed his rebounding style, and Moore his smooth jump shot. At midseason, the Chiefs were riding a six-game winning streak, and were rated third in the state by the Associated Press. Losses to Saginaw and Flint Southwestern dropped PCH out of the top ten, but that didn’t matter. The team proved they were worthy of their early ratings in the state tournaments by advancing all the way to the state semi-finals. Despite the defeat, the Chiefs finished with an excellent 17-4 record, and provided students with plenty of excitement all season long. Performing one of his many moves under the basket, Gerald Henry hooks a jump shot to the surprise of a Grosse Pointe player. Central won 71-52 as Henry scored 14 points. Alvin Keel drops in a close-up jump shot over the head of Jerry Reese as the Chiefs heat Northern, 69-59. 1963-64 Varsity Basketball PCH OPPONENT SCORE 71 Grosse Pointe 52 63 Flint Central 64 91 Bay City Central 55 70 Arthur Hill 64 90 Midland 43 73 Pontiac Northern 60 86 Flint Northern 69 81 Bay City Handy 52 53 Saginaw 65 68 Flint Southwestern 70 69 Saginaw 67 69 Pontiac Northern 59 93 Bay City Handy 77 74 Flint Southwestern 66 58 Arthur Hill 56 62 Pontiac Northern 58 79 Waterford 59 56 Clarkston 52 86 Mt. Clemens 72 65 Monroe 53 77 Benton Harbor 83 “Wait a minute. It’s my turn to play with the hall, says Roger Hayward as Gerald Henry scores two more points for Central. Alvin Keel forced several opponents to stumble over their own feet with his hall handling skill. 61 Little Chiefs March to Greatest Season Coached by former varsity coach Art VanRyzin, Pontiac Central’s sopho¬ more basketball team enjoyed a perfect 6-0 season, with 2 victories each against Flint Central, Flint Southwestern, and Cranbrook. First Row: Art Wiggins, James Thomas, Jim Shorter, Herbie Mullins, Ken Seay, and Leroy Jackson. Second Row: Azal Powell, David Gray, Larry Platt, Larry Rodgers, Willie Sellers, and Coach Art VanRyzin. Not present are: Morris Davis (top scorer), Alton VanDyke, Henry Eddington, and Felman Williams. With plenty of height and balanced scoring, Pon¬ tiac Central’s junior varsity of 1963-64 ranked as one of the best in the state. After losing a heartbreaker, 60-58, to Flint Central early in the season, the Little Chiefs stormed back by winning their last thirteen contests, and finished with a 14-1 record. The height was provided by Ted Russel (6’6”), Willie Adams (63”), and John Hooper (6’2”), while the scoring was paced by John Hooper (14.1), Jessie Evans (14.0), Jeffery Lane (11.2), Don Lavallis (10.0), Willie Adams (9.0), Willie Craft (6.7), Ted Russell (6.7), and James McClendon (6.4). Coached by Ralph Grubb, many of the JV’s should qualify as varsity material next season. Jessie Evans and Willie Adams listen closely as Coach Ralph Grubb gives last minute instructions on defense. JV Basketball Squad. First row: Arthur Jefferson, Don Lavalais, Eddie Pruitt, James McClendon, Bruce Bigler. Second row: Willie Craft, James Harris, Ted Russell, Jessie Evans, Jerry Murphy, Coach Ralph Grubb. Always looking for an open man under the basket, Willie Craft pauses before going in for an easy layup. 1963-1964 JV BASKETBALL PCHS Scores Opponents Opponents ' Scores 75 Grosse Pointe 39 58 Flint Central 60 79 Bay City Central 62 75 Arthur Hill 64 78 Midland 38 67 Pontiac Northern 50 74 Flint Northern 62 81 Bay City Handy 44 69 Saginaw 51 72 Flint Southwestern 69 66 Saginaw 61 76 Pontiac Northern 63 95 Bay City Handy 46 67 Flint Southwestern 36 76 Arthur Hill 63 Proving that the small man can still play high school basketball, jeffery Lane (5’ 4”) was the high scorer for the Little Chiefs before being promoted to the varsity — and he’s only a sophomore! ■rr � - peted in the 160 yard freestyle and medley relays and the 40 yard freestyle. Senior captain lini Howard executes a racing dive during a practice session. In his three years on the team, Jim has,com¬ Dale Quinn, senior letterman, has been a PCHS diver since his sophomore year. The only difficulty he ever en¬ countered was a low ceiling. Members of the 1963-1964 swimming team are, first row: B. Kimball, D. Miller, C. Hubbard, J. Howard, M. Mellen, D. Quinn, H. Powell, R. Benter, D. Car¬ ney. Second row: Coach R. Shepler, G. Rosenthal, D. Shadley, E. Chase, D. Acre, T. Howard, J. Delang- champ, R. Coppersmith, M. McFaden, M. Rolfe. Third row: B. Reiter, M. Morsey, B. Smith, H. Ru- ple, J. Lampman, D. O’Dell, W. Swank, P. Tur- rentine, M. Jones, M. Valvet. ■ The five senior Nators gather around coach Roger Shepler as he reviews their times and standings. In the first row is butterfly swimmer Mike Mellen and divers Hiram Powell and Dale Quinn. Relay swimmers and freestylists in the second 40 w are Chuck Hubbard and Jim Howard. Green squad in the blue for 64 “For a green squad they per¬ formed well in the tough Saginaw Valley. Out of 26 swimmers, we had 14 sophomores and 7 juniors,” states coach Roger Shepler. This year’s captain was Jim Howard and the team manager was Chris Fitzgerald. The squad looks forward to a successful sea¬ son in ’64 with 21 promising swimmers. Although the Nators took only two victories this season, there were five swimmers that qualified for the state meet. They were, Dale Quinn: diving, Jim Howard and Ed Chase: fifty yard freestyle, and in the two hundred yard free style relay were Jim Howard, Chuck Hubbard, Don Miller, and Ed Chase. PCH 63-64 Swimming Schedule 44 Flint Central 33 Bay City Central Vehicle Relays 37 Pontiac Northern 29 Saginaw Arthur Hill 29 Midland 56 Flint Northern 35 Bay City Handy 59 Saginaw 44 Saginaw 33 Pontiac Northern 46 Bay City Handy 38 Flint Southwestern 28 Saginaw Arthur Hill Valley Meet SCORE 61 72 6th 68 76 76 49 70 46 60 72 55 64 73 7th mm ■ ■ i ) With a look of determination, senior letterman, fan Ander¬ son sets out to defeat his opponent in the 16 5 pound division. Matmen stage late splurt to end successful season After getting off to a so-so start, Pon¬ tiac Central wrestlers got tough and won six of their last eight dual meets to close out with a 6-5-1 season, 3-2 in the Valley. In the post-season Valley champion¬ ship, PCHS placed third behind Flint Northern and Flint Central. Clarence Thompson (95 pounds) and Flarold Whiting (138 pounds) earned individ¬ ual championship honors. The Chiefs finished fourth among eighteen schools in the Regionals. Gaining another championship for Central was Harold Whiting. This year’s varsity mat squad con¬ sisted of five seniors, two juniors, and five sophomores. Consistent winners were Clarence Thompson, Bill Roach, Willie Nelson, John Cato, Harold Whiting, Dan Rodriquez, and Neil Peterson. 8 SK; ' w®m mr,sx : i xbs H $M 8 h + ||rJl|l|i|||S||«||| jiKuisssidpiaiJi ssiiiitjssMHIUitll |5SSSS3ll|i«Sjt|Jil| 2f!2:ssi:Sl2is:sSfSsSl VA €mrf Varsity wrestling team. First row: C. Thompson, C. Lewis, B. Roach, A. Cordova, W. Nelson, J. Cato, H. Whit¬ ing. Second row: D. Rodriquez, N. Carr, J. Anderson, L. Ragsdale, N. Pe¬ terson. ohn Cato takes an advantage position of one of his victims before pinning him. Cato was a varsity standout in the 1 33 pound class. f ;� a Captain Harold Whiting has this match wrapped up. In the 138 pound class, Whiting proved to be the most valuable grappler on the team. 1964 Wrestling Schedule PCH 21 OPPONENT Fitzgerald SCO 27 12 Hazel Park 30 20 Waterford Kettering 20 20 Pontiac Northern 21 25 Port Huron 21 26 Waterford Township 14 51 Flint Southwestern 3 16 Flint Central 25 41 Arthur Hill 7 17 Flint Northern 22 24 Royal Oak Dondero 19 45 Saginaw 3 Quadrangular-Third Christmas Tournament-Fourth Saginaw Valley Tournament-Third State Regionals-Fourth Dual Meet Record-6-5-1 Overcoming his Fitzgerald High School opponent in the 103 pound category is Central grappler, Charles Fowlkes. Here is a leg ... it won ' t stay this way long ... it will go up in the air.. . one, two, kick . . . gurgle, gurgle, gurgle. Each Dolphin must perfect every move¬ ment before she works on her routine. Against the pool’s side, swimmers prepare an overthe-head leg kick. By using bell music, the Dolphins raise and lower their legs to alternating dings” and dongs”. This exercise give ' s the rhythm and balance needed for executing each routine gracefully. •55.. Sponsor Dorothy Worth-man and Dolphin Joyce Livingstone compliment Cam A IcDowell on the execution of her routine during practice. The sea is the sky for dolphins water show Mother Goose’s Rhymes presented with¬ in the ocean of outer space was the theme for this year’s, Dolphins’ water show. Each girl represented a nursery rhyme character and presented that character in routines set to varieties of music. The guides, Oracron and Mericron, acted as the narrators. The Sleeping Beauty solo was portrayed by senior Margie Swan. Raggedy Ann and Andy, a duet, was re¬ created by Marilyn Paholak and Nancy Lee. Lastly, portraying the Three Little Kittens, were Joyce Livingstone, Kay Kend¬ rick, and Barb Coram. Costumes for the show were made by the Dry Land Dolphins. Miss Worthman, the club sponsor, should be commended for the fine job she did in making this Flight Into Fantasv” a fantastic success. Dolphins for this season were, First row: J. Dearing, M. Paholak, N. Lee, B. Coram, C. Cofftng, K. Kendrick, L. Nicholl, J. Living¬ stone, M. Moreau. Second row: L. Storey, S. Stierer, N. Hsu, C. Gowen, K. Kendrick, L. King, S. Turner, J. Livingstone, A. Huhhard, C. McDowell, D. Worthman. Third row: C. Burke, A Mazur, K. Sutt, S. Ninotti, M. Luther, C. Howlett, M. Scott, L Henderstein, J. Almas, C. Vanderlind. Bob Wiggins in the relay event. Lessel Hanspard prepares to toss” the shot put A typical photo—the hurdle event at Wisner. omore-laden thinclads blaze to another successful season The success of this year’s track team must be largely credited to the abundance of youth on the squad. Of the 31 thin-clads from Pontiac Central who participated in the Central Michigan Relays early in the season, 12 were sophomores, 9 were juniors, and 10 seniors. However, it was the seniors who received the most recognition. Gerald Henry (high jump), Lessel Hans- pard (pole vault and shot put), Larry MacNeary (pole vault), and Alvin Keel (high jump) proved to be con¬ sistent point-getters in every meet. Eaton, J. Churchwell. Fourth row. W. Jones, L. Threkeld, W Sellers, R. Allen, P. Arnold, P. Turrentine, K. Seay, P. McFar land, C. Cibbey. Fifth row: B. Teasley, L. Platt, J. Anderson, W Phillips, M. Keller, J. McClendon, H. Seay, W. Hort. Sixth row D. Jones, C. Williams, A. Wiggins, D. Lavalis, J. Lane, W Eraiser, L. Jackson. Track Team: First row: R. Lawrence, L. Hanspard, W. Moore, P. Jones, L. McNealy, T. Keller, N. Lyons, J. Mitchell, J. Knox, R. Williams. Second row: R. Gordon, R. Bourgois, J. Stepleton, O. Newkirk, R. Hall, J. Edwards, J. Cato, J. Krump, N. Peter¬ son, R. Wiggins. Third row: C. Threkeld, A. Jefferson, W. Craft, Senior James Mitchell was a standout in the broad jump this year. 1964 Track Schedule April 3 Cent. Mich. Indoor A 10 Bay City Handy and Flint Northern 16 Saginaw Art. Hill 21 Waterford 24 Midland and Flint Central 30 Flint Southwestern and Bay City Central May 2 Cent. Mich. Relays 5 Pontiac Northern 8 Valley Meet 16 Regionals 19 Grosse Pointe 23 State (Ann Arbor) 26 Waterford Kettering 30 Oakland County Meet Pontiac Central’s track coach, Dean Wilson. X E ! Coaching the tennis team for his second year, John Zimmerle is op¬ timistic about this year’s squad. Five returning lettermen are ac¬ companied by seven juniors and seven sophomores. Even though snow fell in mid-April, the netters practiced duri ng after school ses¬ sions on Central courts. With players like Dick and Don Crawford, Tom Smith, Jim Joyner, and Ralph Koprince, the tennis team made a solid squad for Mr. Zimmerle. Tennis Team, First row: R. Koprince, T. Smith, J. Joyner. Second row: R. Benter, T. Hunt, G. Rogers, R. Gorman, G. Ro¬ senthal. Third row: Coach J. Zimmerle, R. Seiss, B. Mair, L. Smith, T. Jenkins, R. Lewis, P. Vanguilder, B. Bigler. 1964 Tennis Schedule April 14 Pontiac Northern 17 Waterford Kettering 21 Arthur Hill 23 Midland 28 Flint Central May 5 Saginaw 12 Flint Southwestern 14 Flint Northern 19 Waterford Kettering 22 Regional 23 Regional 25 Pontiac Northern June 5 6 State pi! • N 5 ' - Five letters boost netters Determination is in the expression of senior netter Dick Crawford as he warms up. Beginning with a successful serve, Bill Mair gains confidence to perform well on the court and win the match for Pontiac Central. Promising junior, Tom Hunt, rackets his deadly overhand point-maker. M V N I Greens and sandtraps April 9 13 17 Under Tom Osier, the golf 20 team this year is looking forward 23 to another good season. Of all the 27 members of the team, there were May 4 only two returning lettermen, 5 Paul Wine and Mike Gaydos. 8 Practicing grounds for the link- 11 sters is Pontiac Municipal Golf 16 Course, where the players prac¬ 22 tice from 2:30 to 4:00 nightly to 23 perfect their golfing techniques. 25 1964 Golf Schedule Waterford Twp. Midland, Flint Central Waterford Kettering Flint Southwestern Royal Oak Dondero Flint Northern Saginaw, Arthur Hill Waterford Kettering Royal Oak Dondero Pontiac Northern Regional (Brighton) Waterford Twp. State (Midland) Pontiac Press M .V s w 1 t ft 1 V ’V| 3s yfc Displaying form and drive, Tim Schroeder practice ' s swinging at something other than golf balls . . . trees. Mike Gaydos lines up a shot before making a critical putt. tr «i w, SvvS. - p ' Senior linkster, Paul Wine works on his techniques of follow-through while practicing on Central’s campus. N -! . i , 1 ■ ' • Golf Team, First row: M. Gaydos, R. Johnson, B. Roach, B. Griffin, J. Eller, T. Schroeder. Second row: Coach Tom Os¬ ier, M. Collins, E. Morrow, B. Gaddes, J. McNeely, D. Run¬ yan, B. Hartman, D. Kirby, P. Wine, C. Marinos, D. Ack¬ erman, J. Hinkley, B. Lacy, T. Blanchard. -iW ■ � ■ -i , ■ • ■ , t I ' 7. . • C5sS: V I r r Vv, - Jig 4 ' ■ X J Sr ? ' - ' v ' .... -,§MC ' S - 77 t i T V % 1.if 1. 1 i : . i � ' � I .� S I I | III! « i • % iw, Central 9 ' Look Up’ 1964 Baseball Schedule April 15 Cranbrook 17 Pontiac Northern 23 Waterford Twp. 27 Arthur Hill 30 Midland May 4 Flint Central 7 Waterford Twp. 11 Saginaw 16 Flint Central 18 Flint Southwestern 21 Flint Northern 26 Pontiac Northern 28 Kettering After finishing in last place during the 1963 Valley baseball season, there was only one way for the team to go . . . up! Conditions in favor of the Centralites include a new coach, Mel Nuss, and twelve returning let- termen from the ’63 team. These include first- string outfielders Craig Zadosko and Jan Ander¬ son, shortstop Mike Doty, catchers Neil Roberts and Bill Birch, pitchers Chuck Owen and Tim Carie, and Glenn Sutt, who plays both the outfield and infield. From a mole’s eye view this is how Kelly Gerlinger’s hat¬ ting stance appears. (Right) Getting players in shape for a hig game is quite a task; coach Mel Nuss conquers this hy hitting fungo-flys and ground halls to the team. First haseman Don Wright takes hatting practice at Wa¬ terford High School. SB m Tim Carie, Centrals promising pitcher warms up % Senior Dick Shafer scampers hack to first base in a pick-off attempt. 79 The 1964 Baseball Team, First Row: C. Zadosko, C. Owen, T. Carie, R. Putnam, A. Arellano, J. Murphy, D. Huston. Second Row: R. Hughes, B. Trevino, M. Doty, S. Ewalt, V. Cole, D. Burill, T. Howard, J. Anderson, G. Sutt. Third Row: Manager R. Merriman, J. Evans, D. Shafer, D. Wright, B. White, D. Drass, B. Birch, N. Roberts, S. Lamhouris, manager T. Rotundo. Senior letterman Jan Anderson steps into a pitch during a game. . v -m. ■ In the dugout, new baseball coaches Bill Richardson and Mel Nuss discuss the high prospects for this year’s team. 80 Okay, so you missed the first time. Try it again! The JV Baseball Team: first row: A. Arellano, D. Ennis, R. Le- Marhe, R. Shafer, J. Sluka, S. Moncrief, G. Henson. Second row: ]. Garcia, F. Deni, R. Earms, V. Everling, M. Villereal, M. Rahja, R. Tittle. Third row: R. Cervantes, T. Negoshian, C. Wallace, W. Petiprin, J. Houser, L. Farnsworth, A. Stowe, D. Gray, M. Acosta, D. Irwin, M. Rutherford, D. Ferguson, ). Shorters, W. White, D. Watkins, Coach William Richardson. Christian Krarup, Dick Crawford, and Bill Chapdelaine don’t need much snow to panic Judi Bos, and Telse Knudsen. Happiness ... Cheeks like Roses. Runny N Balls of Snowses Cheryl Wilton, Christian Krarup, ]udi Bos, Bill Chapdelaine, Telse Knudsen, Dick Crawford, and )im Gaylord: “No snow, no so, so . . . tow!’’ Telse and Chris become acquainted with the great outdoor myth of Tarzan and Jane. Pontiac Central’s infectious basketball madness reaches even for¬ eign exchange students, as Christian Krarup grabs a rebound from Dick Crawford, Jim Gaylord, Bill Chapdelaine, and Don Crawford. Studies and hard work plus parties and lots of new friends add up to a year of challenging experiences for exchange students at PCHS Ready, aim . . . Telse and Christian line up successful shots under the supervision of )udi Bos and }im Gaylord. Telse Knudsen examines an American aquarium at an A.F.S. party. l W- Wide-Track Pontiac! Wide-Track Pontiac! 86 SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER 12M ' 624 Rah. Rah. 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Phyllis Hutchons, Shirley Hutton, Diane Hyatt, Jovce Ingram, Harold 109 JUNIORS Isgrigg, Bob Ison. Richard Jack, Linda Tacobs, Robert Tames. David Janicki, Charlotte Jenkins, Bobbie Jenks, Fred Jimenez, Susanne Johnson, A1 Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Ernest Johnson, Felton Johnson, Harriet Johnson, Lenora Johnson, Keith Johnston, Lynn Johnson, Susan Johnson, Walter Jones, David Jones, Michael Jones, Nathan Jordon, Estella Jordon, Lena. Joyce, Ted Kampsen, Tom Keefer, Tean Ann Keller, Joe Kendall, Dave Kennaday, Kathy Kettonen, Judy Khan, Nancie Kimball, Bill King Jan King, Wilma Kline, Gary Klock, Ted Knaus, Kristine Knox, John Kock, Linda Kosiba, Mark Krantz, Lewis Kusion, Jerry Kyles. Helen Lacy, Bill La Fay, Lauren Lafnear, June LaLonde, Pam Lamotte, Neville Landry, Bob Lane, Karen Lange. Mareret Langefeld, Cathy |V !� - ' b Lanham. Brenda T.arson, Betty Larson, Beverly Lawrence. Robert T ,e Doux. Richard Le Duff, Octave T emus, Yolanda T idell. Rav Lidster, Terry Lightfoot, Kurt Lilly, Bonnie Lisbeth, Henry Livingstone, Jean Lopez, Ted Love, Jerry Luckadoo, Olen Luenberger, Terry Macom, Terry Madsen, Sue Mair, William Malcolm, James Malone, Amanda Mansfield, Janet Mardis, Susan MaTentette, Cindy Martin, Coralee Martin, Darlene Martin, Shirley Martinz, Pat Martinez, Johnny Matlock, Paula Matlock, Ronald Matucha, Sue Mount, Lorraine Mazur, Ann Marie Mazur, Bill McAllister, Vivian McAuley, Marie McBride, Kitty McCallister, John McCarty, Sandy McLellan, Alfred McClaim, Debbie McClendon, Gabriel McCormick, Terry McDonald, Karen McDowell, Cam McFadden, Chester McGee, James McKinney, Elaine McLain, Kay McNeary, Carl McPeters, Pat McPherson, Ron 111 JUNIORS Melnik, George Menzel, Michael Michael, Shirley Midwinter, Lois Miller, Don Miller, Earlene Miller, Joanne Miller, Judy Miller, Peter Miller, Susan Milmine, Frank Milton, Clifton Milton, Etta Minard, Roger Minnich, Carol Minor, Nancy Mitchell, Cindy Moady, Wilton Monteith, Peg Montroy, Phil Moore, Diana Moore, Su Morales, Joe Moran, Genevieve Morey, Darlyne Morgan, Lynn Morgan, Ralph Morris, A1 Morse, Linda Morse, Patsy Mott, Dennis Mullen, Justine Munson, Albert Munson, Faye Navarro, Dave Neddo, Sid Neeson, Sandi Negoshian, Tom Neidrick, Janet Nelson, Judy Nelson, Lynn Nelson, Willie Newingham, Brenda Newkirk, Otis Niedowicz, Linda Nienstedt, Jerry Norvell, Carol Nosanchuk, Bev Oakley, Lola O’Berry, Jo Ann Ogurcak, Bonita Overbaugh, Roy Overbay, Jane Owens, Richard Ozbun, Dick Page, Deloris Page, William Palm, Harold Palmer, Ada Pankey, Glen Papazian, Mark Parker, Carolyn Parker, Dick Parr, Sue Paterson, Gale Patterson, Cedric Patterson, Marsha Payne, Beverly Payne, Edie Peaks, Lorraine Pearson, Tim Pearson, Marie Petersen, Dru Phillips, Kathleen Pillow, Dave Pinkham, Joel Polsen, Ethel Pope, Karen Posey, Aaron Post, Dick Post, Jobe Potter, Clarice Preston, Thomas Price, Don Provo, Margie Pryor, Anita Pryor, Charles Puckett, Shannon Purvis, Brenda Putnam, Robert Putnam, Roger Pyle, Cheryl Rabun, Richard Ramsey, Barbara Ransom, Bill Ray, Frank 113 114 JUNIORS Ray, James Redding, Dick Reene, Judy Reiter, Clyde Reuter, Mike Reynolds, Freddie Rice, Louis Rice, Reuben Schlesinger, Phil Schnake, Jacquelyn Schoneman, Kathy Schrodi, Mary Richardson, Leola Rider, Dale Riggs, Sharon Riley, Jack Roberts, James Roberts, Sherry Robinson, Geraldine Robinson, Marie Schroeder, Barb Scribner, Diana Seiling, Jerrv Seiss, Randy Servoss, Claudia Shadley, David Robinson, Marilyn Rodriguez, Ed Rogers, Gary Rogers, Sandra Shanholtz, Jim Sharako, Connie Rollins, Gwen Rome, Dawn Rosenthal, Gary Ross, Linda Rotsel, Beth Rouse, Larry Rouser, Shiann Rowls, Dorris Roy, Tom Rugenstein, Sandra Russell, Jeral Saddler, Pam Sain, Mary Saunders, Peggy Sauro, John Scbeffler, William Shaw, Donna Shaw, Karen Shea, Jim Shelton, Ron Shepard, Minda Shepard, Pat Sherman, Robert Sherrel, Carolyn Sherrod, Marlene Shirley, Karen Shorters, Barbara Shorter, Edith Shorters, Gwen Shuler, Carol Simmons, Boyd Simon, Ethel Simmons, Fred Simpkinson, Charles Stepleton, Jon Stevens, Bill Stevens, Don Stewart, Joyce Stewart, Sheila Stone, Skip Story, Linda Stragea, Jack Slade, Dennis Slocum, Gayle Smith, Danny Smith, Delores Stragea, Joel Strand, Karen Smith, Frank Smith, Geraldine Smith, Jo Ruth Smith, Larry Smith, Richard Snyder, Mike Somson, Pat S panburg, Carolyn Spann, Gloria Spann, Harold Spicer, Jack Spires, Janet Sprague, George Spring, Linda Stabley, Judy Stafford, Shirley Stamper, Richard Steams, Thomas Stephen, Jessie Stephens, Jerry Strine, Linda Sulkanen, Kris Sullivan, June Sundahl, Linda Sutt, Kathy Swain, Evelyn Sweeney, Sandy Saunders, Art 115 JUNIORS Talbert, Michael Tamayo, Maria Tannehill, Aria Tasca, Andy Tassi, Margie Tatareuk, Bill Taylor, Marvin Taylor, Pat Taylor, Reba Taylor, Ronnie Taylor, Verbina Thomas, Alfretta Thomas, Bonnie Thomas, Danny Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Gary Thompson, Clarence Thompson, Mary Ann Thompson, Sheila Ann Thick, Lorraine Thorne, Larry Threlkeld, Louis Thurston, Gary Tiberg, Jerry Tierman, Joan Tige, Willie Todd, Helen Torley, Linda Travis, Earnest Travis, Henry Traylor, Erainer Treece, Alice Treece, Floyd Turbahn, Diane Tucker, Nelson Turner, Louise Turner, Sue Underwood, Russ Upcott, Skip Velte, Lyle Villa, Joseph Villa, Tom Vollmar, Snow Voss, Sandra Vreones, Becky Wait, Carolyn Walker, Cheryl Walker, Ed Wall, Ruby Wallace, Calvin Walls, David Warren, Jordan Washington, Delois Watkins, Doug Watkins, Jo Ann Watkins, Lonnie t j Webb, Jim Webster, Pennv Wellons, Dorothy West, Dexter West, Rose White, David White, Karen White, Noreen Whitten, Tohn Wiggins, Robert Wikle, Matilda Wilfong, Tanet Willhite. Larry Williams, Albert Williams, Asline Williams, Brenda Williams, Dave Williams, Herman Wilson, jerry Wims, Stella Wolverton, Jim Woods, James Woods, Karen Woods, Sybil Woody, Robert Wordlaw, Carrol Worthy, Mary Wright, Gretchen Wright, Katherine Wright, Lynn Yager, Donald Zamora, Josephine t 117 A- A Capella Choir. First row: S. Hardenburg, K. Armstrong, S. Turner, M. Jefferson, F. Killian, J. Smith, J. Shields, D. Nichols, D. Reiter, D. Rouse, M. Pippen, K. Harris, E. Milton, B. Cole, M. Manukian, G. Goines, L. Morse, S. Froede. Second row: S. Hutchons, S. Burford, C. Gaensbauer, C. Simmons, B. Flore, T. Palulian, D. Keavy, J. Long, M. Vanderver, M. Papazian, B. Kimball, G. Sutt, L. Leonard, N. Ward, J. Livingstone, L. Fought, K. Rasmus, E. Payne, C. Gaddes, P. Hutchinson. Third row: K. Pope, J. Ledsinger, C. Sherrill, J. Smith, B. Baynes, D. Acre, D. Taylor, B. Adams, N. Jones, D. Baker, E. Rodgers, C. Zadosko, R. Surowitz, G. Hunter, B. Nosanchuk, S. Brooks, J. Dearing, C. Mitchell, D. Shaw. Fourth row: J. Jackson, N. Burg- dor f, C. Morris, S. Adams, L. Sundahl, G. Dabney, D. Orser, J. Sevigney, T. Lopez, H. Schick, D. Belote, R. Putnam, P. Wheeler, R. Alton, J. Filak, R. Roberts, L. Bessent, C. Piques, N. Lee, J. Sheperd, L. Storey, K. Shirley, K. Kennaday. Band First row: R. Northcross, J. Stepleton, M. Thompson, S. Bennett, P. Grahek, D. Crawford, L. Anderson, L. Garrett, J. Bunce. Second row: J. Anderson, D. Nelson, J. Post, J. Reyes, B. Francis, D. Miller, S. Jimenez, J Knox, M. Seaman, S. Carter, C. Wait, Third row: A. Rof e, J. Belanger, S. Wharff, D. Smith, P. Andrews, K. Kirchmeyer. Fourth row: E. Fater, J. Garcia, R. Sluder, M. Morrow, J. King. Fifth row: K. Seay, C. Butler, G. Rosenthal, J. Pyke, B. Wheeler, S Read, A Gale, D. Blanchard, E. Chase, D. Hummel, B. Mazur, J. Mitchell, D. Parker, R. Shelton R. McCants J. Terry, J. Stickney, J. Everling, D. Hemming, R. Kinney, R. Daniel, W. Elam, M. Price, G. Thomas, P. Kiehle ' r, J. McNeely. Sixth row: C. Jackson, E. Miller, L. Williams, G. Hall, J. Anderson, T. Joyce. Seventh row: D. Belanger, G. Mackley, A. Wesley, J. Chasteen, Conductor, R. Morse, L. Velte. Out of picture: H. Price, E. Hatchett. Mixed ensemble. First row: L. Sundahl, K. Cosma, C. Vanderlind. Second row: ). Alurphy, E. Payne, D. Shaw, C. Gowan, J. Webb. Third row: R. Putnum, L. Morse, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, T. Howard. Fourth row: J. Hartman, F. Roguske, D. Acre. Pep Band. First row: A. Gale, D. Nelson, J. Belanger, B. Wheeler, S. Bennett, V. Bunce. Second row: J. Steppleton, H. Brown, R. Redding, G. Mackley, M. Seaman, C. Wait, R. Sludder, M. Mazur. Third row: G. Thomas, J. King, P. Grahek, J. McNeeley, D. Belanger, J. Stickney, D. Hummel. I. Reyes. 120 Mixed Chorus. First r ow: B. Barker, M. Barke, F. Jones, M. Robinson, A. Cutean, J. Joseph, D. Glover. Second row: E. Wuelfing, A. Thurmond, N. Johnson, C. Turner, C. Hunt, P. Brown, J. Gibson, M. Milton. Third row: B. Fowlkes, C. Pippen, L. Johnson, G. Wright, L. Masters, J. Taylor, A. Palmer, L. Clancy. K. Jacobs. Fourth row: D. Beringer, H. Whiting, J. Har- sten, S. Hymen, R. Se ' ay, C. Smith, T. Davis, D. Jones, T. Keller, J. Webb. Quartet: D. Orser, G. Sutt, D. Belote, missing W. Hutchinson. 1 Male Chorus. First row: D. Lawrence, A. Cutean, A. Overton, T. Keller, W. Jones, F. Jones, C. Milton, J. Gibson. Second row: R. Wellons, W. Harston, H. Whiting, T. Davis, L. Williams, G. Minor, R. Smith, F. Hollis, D. Jackson, M. Vanderver. Third row: D. O ' Neill, D. Jones, C. Smith, S. Hymen, T. Sevigny, M. Papazian, B. Adams, D. Reiter, C. Clark, D. Bernier. Fourth row: B. Mosley, T. James, J. Webb, T. Sheffield, B. Kremer, R. Seay, P. Wheeler, D. Orser, D. Pillow, W. Craft, R. Putnam, D. Hummel, D. Nichols. s Selective Girls. First row: V. Banks, L. Morgan, S. Bonds, K. Wright. Second row: R. Armistead, N. Mason, M. Sain, L. DeWalt, M. Gill, M. Thompson, R. Armistead. Third row: D. Moore, S. Featherstone, K. McLain, L. Koch, B. Shorters, C. Parker, S. Edgar, A. Mal¬ one, B. Fawkles. Fourth row: S. Tier- nan, J. Mansfield, S. Sweeney, J. Spires, E. Allderson, V. Rose, C. John¬ son. 122 m Senior Girls. First row: L. Fought, K. Rasmus, S. Adams, M. Jefferson, J. Livingstone. Second row: M. Manukian, C. Morris, S. Hardenhurg, J. Ledsinger, E. Isenburg, S. Hershberger. Third row: C. Gaensbauer, C. Simmons, M. Russell, K. Lane, R. Surowitz, J. Jackson. Junior Girls. First row: L. Johnston, L. Branner, B. Johnson, S. Froede, A. Mazur, L. Sundahl. Second row: E. Payne, D. Shaw, D. Brown, J. Gordon, J. Graham, S. Huttchison. Third row: P. Hutchinson, S. Featherstone, L. Morse, L. Gro¬ gan, J. Spries, K. Cosma, K. Pope. 123 Orchestra. First row: C. Gowen, C. Piques, J. Graham, A. Mazur, Y. Lemus, J. Duvall, D. Patton, A. Strait, C. Allshouse, H. Schick, M. Moreau. Second row: B. Kesselring, C. Emerson, P. Mallory, S. Johnson, V. Bunce, J. Steepleton, K. Beehe, S. Stark, N. Hsu, C. Gray, K. Sutt. Third row: ). Johnson, C. Everling, C. Newman, J. McNeely, D. Hummel, A. Gale, D. Nelson, J. Post, J. Anderson, P. Grahek, B. Francis. Fourth row: Mr Peterson, R. Redding, D. Belanger, J. Crump, B. Bell. Radio Workshop. First row: C. Weatherbee, J. Gordon, R. Bell, M. Frue, J. Warren. Second row: W. Chapbelaine, E. Payne, C. Janicki, S. Jensen, S. Davis. 124 Thespians. First row: ]. Gordon, C. Caddes. Second row: B. Chapdelaine, P. Wheeler. Third row: Advisor, S. Packard, D. Crawford, D. Crawford, R. Austin, D. Taylor. Ushers Club. First row: S. Hershberger, D. Scribner, R. Armis- tead. Second row: K. McLain, J. O’Berry, S. Thompson, L. Bartle, N. Green. Third row: B. Reynolds, N. White, L. Kariean, M. Godoshian, J. Willis, E. McDaniels, B. Hoopingarner. 125 Hi-Y. First row: T. Katnpsen, G. Erickson, C. Fitzgerald, sponsor Mr. Mack, G. Kline, P. Campbell. Second row: J. Boyd, J. Villa, W. Boettger, J. Hamberg, A. Morris, R. Genereaux, T. Villa, R Parr. Main office Assistants. First row: S. Benson, S. Ser- win, ]. Smith, B. Nosanchuk, L. Ross, K. Hamilton. Second row: D. Morey, L. Wright, ]. Williams, K. Strand, E. Poison, L. Fought. Third row: S. Adams, J. Spires, S. Harris, L. Wallace, G. Hunter, D. Coleman. 126 R. Beglarian, E. Davenport, O. Ruiz. Third row: T. Lauinger, S. Millard, L. Thick, E. Sherrell, S. Green, C. Peques, L. Jordon, S. Davsi, B. Fisher. Bookstore Assistants. First row: K. Knaus, J. O’Berry, E. Shorter. Second row: J. Ket- tonen, A. Anderson, D. Martin. Third row: P. Preston, D. Beaty, J. Reene ' , N. Crick. Attendance Office Assistants. First row: S. Harden- burgh, S. Carroll, S. Seibert, G. Houck, P. Sherman, B. Reynolds, S. Gowdy, P. Estrada. Second row: M. Thompson, S. Jones, N. Green, D. Coleman, G. Steffey, 127 1 . F tar 1 • Jr Future homemakers. Seated: P. Sherman. First row: C. Walker. B. Hoopingarner, C. Gentges, S. Adams, E. Davenport, L. Gatz- myers. Second row: R. Anthony, J. Mansfield, J. Davenport, E. Sherrill, S. Harris, C. Parker, J. Tiernan. I ' ZI Future teachers. Seated: B. Wheeler, B. Nosan- chuk, J. Anderson, S. Benson. First row: . Boyd, K. Hamilton, S. Cole, L. Deaton, C. Wilson, C. Christie, J. Goldman, D. Crawford. Second row: S. Johnson, P. Cox, B. Rotsel, S. Johnson, C. Everling, A. Treece, G. Goines. Third row: B. Johnson, B. Kirk, L. Koch, C. Wait, D. Woods, D. Humphrey, P. Barron, L. Bessent, V. Bunce. Fourth row: D. Vandike, L. Ross, C. Dudas, M. Morrow, S. Serwin, S. Wharff, S. Davis, L. Cody. 128 Future Nurses. First row: J. Brembry, C. Girst, C. Piques , C. Hight, A. Estralda, S. Turner, M. Villa. Second row: C. Clarkston, C. Murphy, C. Clark, B. Hayes, J. Reid, L. Edwards, M. Milton, L. Gonzo- las, V. Vandergriff, L. Lafferty, G. Jones. Third row: B. Fowlkes, C. Martin, M. Milton, S. Gordon, L. Henderson, C. Minnich, E. Davis, P. Shepard, J. Hodge, B. Howell, S. Burford. Fourth row: J. Willis, K. Lane, D. Johnson, J. Williams, M. Russell, S. Teasely, D. Brown, F. Killan, B. Morgan, M. Hirsch. k +4 % m Hr I ft M K V 4® m ' « I Library assistants. First row: C. Hardiman, L. Smades, J. Claus, C. Fitzgerald, P. Davidson, J. Keefer, K. McBride. Second row: A. Pear¬ son, K. McLain, D. Bernier, J. Haskins, G. Stickney, S. Hairston, R. Wall. Projectionists. Seated: D. Wilcox, Sponsor B. Cook, S. Bourgeau. Second row: P. Lawrence, N. Minor, G. Stickney, A. Armistead, R. McPhearson. Third row: B. Hogg, R. Austin, A. Byers, P. Thomas, H. Ruple, G. Stephison. Fourth row: D. Gracey, K. Johnston, J. Dunlap, J. Warren, G. McClendon. Fifth row: J. Gaiter, B. Porritt, D. Walls, J. Kusk, J. Villa, K. Dirkes. 129 Forensics. First row: W. Chafets, C. Might, R. Sullivan, C. J. Godoshian, J. Embree, C. Morris, E. Elderson. Second row: B. Francis, C. Beckett, M. Rosner, R. Wine, C. Gay, C. Johnston, H. Williams. Third row: T. Hahn, J. Carline, J. Rochon, K. Carless, S. Har diman. Debate Team. First row: L. Schoonover, R. Sullivan, D. Tay¬ lor, C. J. Godoshian, J. Embree, C. Morris. Second row: R. Wine, P. LaLonde, D. Jarvis, C. Hight, K. Woods, H. Schick, S. Thick, V. Bunce. Third row: M. Barrett, J. War¬ ren, T. Hahn, V. Francis, J. Murphy, H. Williams, K. Car¬ less, C. Johnston. Quiver Staff. First row: S. Bennett, C. Coffing, B. B. Austin, S. Cox, M. Calhoun, A. Rofe. Third row: Larson, R. Tripp, B. Olds, J. Baker. Second row: A. Madsen, G. fergensen, C. Miller, R. Underwood, M. Worthy, K. Widedefield, C. Wilton, G. Hunter, S. Bedford, D. Beacco, S. Hardenburg. Tomahawk. First row: R. Redding, D. Post, J. Be¬ langer, C. Rapaport, ]. Hofmeister, D. Parker. Second row: L. Leonard, D. Patton, B. Rotsel, C. J. Godoshian, J. Livingstone, K. Sutt, N. Ward. Third row: T. Knudsen, C. Wait, D. Hutton, J. Anderson, ). Shepard, L. King, ). Bos, G. Goines, C. Everling. Fourth row: R. Benter, C. Fitzgerald, R. Seiss, D. Pillow, G. Ellenwood, B. Chafets, D. Taylor, R. Merriman. 131 Teacher’s Workroom Assistants. First row: M. Manukian, S. Brady, K. White, S. Warren. Second row: A. Thurmond, M. Messer, S. Rugenstein, L. Proffitt, P. Hall. Girls’ Glee Club. First row: . Gordon, C. Gowan, C. Vander- lind, N. Hsu, D. Brown, S. Froede, L. Epley, L. Sundahl, G. VanLuven, S. Brown. Second row: E. Payne, J. Johnson, J. Almas, B. Johnson, K. Cosma, J. Graham, B. Lanham, S. Hut¬ chins, L. Lawrence. Third row: L. Brannen, C. Howlett, A. Strait, L. Morse, L. Grogan, B. Benson, K. Warren, N. Taylor, J. Dawson. Gym Assistants. First row: S. Miller, S. Huntzinger, S. Ben¬ nett, M. Cohen, J. Goldman, S. Benson. Second row: S. Warren, C. Erickson, S. Burford, L. Gay, P. LaLonde, S. Moore, S. Baird, B. Troxell. Third row: ]. Belanger, L. Berry, C. Wilson, A. Collins, M. Swan, N. Burgdorf, V. Fox, ). Miller, C. McFarland, A. Fluhhard, L. Sundahl. Fourth row: C. Corpron, J. Dearing, C. Bass, L. Ross, S. Serwin, M. Rus¬ sell, D. Burrell, C. Schoonover, L. Nelson, L. Cody, ]. Mans¬ field. f Fu 6 T mm Hw im flBWt VV a ¥ Wrm f jflr l§r mf i I if f Girls Tennis Team. First row: Sponsor, M. McKim, O. Bogdan¬ ov, M. Brown, C. Erickson, C. McDowell, S. Bennett. Second row: K. Madsen, ). Dawson, J. Dearing, D. Brown, C. Bass, S. Cox. 133 Student Union Staff. First row: G. ]urgenson, C. Wilson, D. Olsen, A. Hub¬ bard. Second row: Sponsor Mr. Zimmerle, L. Davidson, D. Beacco, M. Swan, D. Darrow, K. Widdifield. Third row: M. Doerr, D. Sharette, D. Marlow, M. Mor¬ row, S. Pompeiian, H. Collias, F. Deni. Fourth row: L. Jackson, C. Clark, S. Serwin, K. Bronoel, R. Koprince, T. Stearns, S. Herzog. Student Council officers. First row: Vice President Mark Papazian, President Lin¬ da Fought. Second row: Treasurer Val Fox, Sergeant at Arms Glenn Sutt, Sec¬ retary Nancy Jack. 134 Booster Club officers. First row: Treasurer S. Warren, Vice President C. Wilson, President P. Hill, Secretary C. Morris. Second row: Poster Chairman S. Thomson, Stadium Chairman C. Bass, Sales Chairman D. Coleman. BBS Cheerleaders. First row: T. Mullen , N. Ward, C. Wilton, E. Payne, C. Corpron, S. Huntzinger. Second row: S. Warren, Basketball Season Captain N. Jack, P. Gentry, Football Season Captain C. Gaensbauer, S. Hardenburg, M. Calhoun. American Field Service. Fi rst row: D. Patton, R. Koprince, D. Crawford, C. Wilton. Second row: A. Hubbard, C. Krarup, T. Knudsen. Biology Club. First row: D. Darrow, M. Doerr, R. Koprince, C. Fitzgerald, L. Davidson. Second row: P. Schlesinger, G. Jurgenson, D. Quinn, R. Seiss, D. Post, D. Patton, D. Olsen. Lab Assistants. First row: M. Brown, D. Darrow, C. Morris, C. Rapaport, S. Thick, B. Boomer, M. Pearson, M. Calhoun, S. Ben¬ nett. Second row: O. Bogdanov, L. Bartle, P. Shepherd, M. Pat¬ terson, J. Miller, F. Killian, K. Wilson, C. McDowell. Third row: L. Marlow, C. Girst, K. Woods, J. Nienstedt, J. Howard, S. Lam- houris, C. Janicki, L. Davidson, J. Jackson. Fourth row: B. Heath- man, C. Huhhard, B. Travis, W. Williams, T. Smith, R. Ko¬ prince, D. Reiter, J. McNeely, B. Kesselring, T. Schroeder. Cheerblock. First row: J. Dawson, C. Potter, J. Miller, F. Anthony, C. Ennis, M. Pearson, A. Warring, N. Lee, M. Butler, C. Martin, D. Moore, K. Kennaday, D. Page, J. Atkins, Ellenhoone. Second row: . Miller, J. Joseph, K. Shaw, M. Robinson, N. White, S. Bonds, B. Anthony, C. Erickson, C. McDowell, S. Cox, M. Cohen, M. Thomp¬ son, V. Banks, V. Atkins, K. Etchen. Third row: C. Minnich, S. An- donian, R. Armistead, S. Stafford, R. Armistead, S. Thompson, B. Hoopengardner, L. Bartle, K. Lane, A. Thomas, B. Cohen, K. Mc¬ Donald, E. Traylor, V. Banks. K. Woods. Fourth row: C. Beckett, J. Huff, C. Clarkson, S. Barnett, S. Ninotti, K. Devereaux, D. McCall, V. McCallister, L. Gonzales, J. Karians, S. Oshust, H. Walker, B. Falls, L. Seay, T. Long. Fifth row: L. Rttff, D. Rogers, V. Lenihger, C. Stanke, P. Powers, G. Thomas, L. Walker, M. Edwards, S Lewis, J. Watkins, P. Lee, J. Davenport, S. Forslund, S. Hardenburg, J. Willis. Sixth row: G. Pickett, C. Hamilton, M. Ellsworth, M. Scott, C. Bergo, S. Adams, K. Bessent, J. Finch, R. Watkins, C. Hunt, M. Thompson. Activities unify, reinforce and expand school spirit 137 I •saqotsim xoj Suppoi s Cvaijv axv a doad auios puv ‘ Cyoq ixaaa asvajd ot Cxi 3 y -iijauaq sauoamos xoj axaqi md svai jt xa quia max asva d ‘uoiivoq -qnd siqi ui aqvisiui u yuij no C asvo uj 138 I Carole Beckett finds a spare moment to study the script during a re¬ hearsal of Land of the Dragon. Learning intricate oriental gestures becomes a part of rehearsals as Carole Beckett and Susan Capuzzi practice for Dragon. Spell Over Young Audience • • • Fiona McClaren, Carolyn Gaensbauer, is “Waitin’ for My Dearie.’’ ' Brigadoon, Brigadoon There my heart Forever lies ' Once in the Highlands’ Lying under sable skies, the Scottish village of Brigadoon has been blessed two hundred years ago, and lapses into a sleep from which it awakens only once in every hundred years. No villager is allowed to leave, or the enchantment will be broken and the town will disappear forever. A stranger, however, can stay if he falls in love. Two Americans, Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas, accidentally discover the vil¬ lage. Tommy meets a lovely lass named Fiona MacLaren and falls in love with her. However, Tommy soon begins to doubt the reality of Brigadoon and returns to America. While in America, Tommy is haunted by his memories of Fiona and her Briga¬ doon. Finally, he returns to Scotland to find Fiona. Carolyn Gaensbauer as Fiona and Edie Payne as Meg wait off stage for their cue during previews of Brigadoon. Greg Stickney helps out with the mechanics hack stage. 143 Musical directo r, Robert Setterlind and Joyce Livingstone, student accom¬ panist, check over the musical score. Stuart Packard goes over the preview excerpts from Brigadoon with the principle characters and their musical director. Edie Payne, who plays Meg Brockie, performs a solo, “My Mother ' s XVedding Day.’’ Chorus members Cindy Mitchell, fill Dearing, and Jill Graham give vocal support to singing leads. Charlie Dalrymple, portrayed by Bill Chapdelaine, fervently tells of his coming marriage. Administration Guides ... Decides ... Listening to the views of a fellow hoard member, William Anderson, Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, and Elsie Mihalek consider a proposal. Lewis Crew Richard Fell William Lacy Dana Whitmer 146 Superintendent of Schools, Dana P. Whitmer, analyzes issues presented by the Board. Bi-monthly meetings, under the direc¬ tion of William Anderson, find a capable team of board members con¬ fronted with the complex problems of finances, facilities and supplies. The Board, which serves without salary, must create and maintain a con¬ tinuing harmony within the school sys¬ tem as it sets policies for the welfare of student activity. Such worthwhile projects as remodel¬ ing the auditorium and constructing additions for various school buildings are included in a summary of Board accomplishments. Richard C. Fell, Assistant Superintendent of Business and Staff Personnel, is often concerned with building new schools and rehabilitating the old. 147 Donald McMillen Harold Smead a Wesley Maas Pontiac Central main office — GHQ for the business of education — Assistant Principal, Donald McMillen. The local administration at PCH creates conditions most suitable for learning The job of the high school administra¬ tion is to create those situations by which students may best learn,” says newly- appointed, assistant principal, Wesley Maas. The local administration of Pontiac Central accomplishes this task through pro¬ gramming, scheduling, supervision of in¬ struction, and curriculum development. 148 Assistant principal Wesley Mass waits . . . and waits . . . and waits . . . for the P.A. system to he repaired. Ticket Manager John Burton and Principal Francis Staley meet the rush for tournament tickets head on. 149 | • Roy Gallipo William Graham Gerald Hunt Rose McDonald Counselors ... guide ... instruct... inform . The counseling department, under the direction of Don¬ ald McMillan, constantly seeks the best program through which students may learn to assume the responsibility for intelligent self-direction. To guide, instruct, and inform is the counselors’ main concern. One aspect of their work involves the testing program. Several aptitude and interest tests, such as the National Edu¬ cational Development Test for tenth graders, the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test for both eleventh and twelfth graders, are offered during the year. These tests provide the students with a purposeful means of understanding himself and his needs. Once these basic needs are recognized, the student and counselor are able to plan together an appropriate curriculum. Vocational Counselor Roy Gallipo interviews Dick Gooley in order to determine his joh qualifications. Counseling at PCHS goes on behind closed doors and in front of unfocused cameras. 150 I mil 11 In addition to his counseling duties, Gerald Hunt is in charge of the PCHS testing program. Sophomore, Sally Smith, receives advice about the National Edu¬ cational Development Test. The light of guidance provokes self-assurance, creativity, and stability for all students Donald McMillen assists a new student in programming a schedule tailored to fit his individual needs and goals. Arlene Nichols Richard Tilwick Gordon Earhart Elsie Wartman Students can call on Rose McDonald to find a mammoth list of careers and information on the right courses. Two-rack system gives students an opportunity to develop English skills The English department is organized in a two- track system. The business English curriculum stresses composition, letter writing, and practical English. Students in the college prep curriculum are pre¬ pared to handle college English classes through studies in American, English, and World Literature, with an added stress on composition. The globe trotters, Marla Jackson and Elizabeth MacDonald, have planned a grand tour of Europe which will obviously yield insight into the literature which their English students explore. Ida Barr Elise Best Kenneth Brown Esther Eis Lewis Hayner 154 155 Books prove to be a valuable projection of man’s wit and knowledge Clearing of desks, chins in hands, pencils in mouths; ready. Dru Peter¬ son, Richard Crawley, and James Ison seem to he. Doreen Beacco discovers that a problem within the field of language arts is solved with such helpful tools as the Old English Dictionary. John Donohoe strikes a pensive pose as he ponders a Shakespearean character’s motives. Judith Weese English classes prohe deeply into the different worlds of literature hy exploring the life that inhabited them. 1 I Lenore Schoonover participates as Speaker of the House in civics, where students learn the how and why of congres¬ sional action. Diligently working to prepare an agenda for a mock session of Congress are Richard Starnes, Chairman of the Rules Committee, and fellow congressman Roy Johnson. Michael Bell John Burton William Deibel v Esther Eis Roland Hallquist Gordon Henrv T. V. Johnson Michael Kenm Anton Lingl km The future of tomorrow lies in wisdom and insight gained from the past The courses offered through the social science department are concerned with various phases of time; there is a past through which one learns to contend with the present and to foresee the future. Through American, world, and Asian histories, students gain insight and wisdom from past experiences. Upon this knowl¬ edge will be based the interpretations com¬ piled through the courses of American problems, civics, economics, and interna¬ tional relations. The future citizens, politicians, and dip¬ lomats of America will discover this back¬ ground of social science to be a necessity in maintaining a peaceful destiny for the world. Techniques of House procedure are effectively demonstrated as the Speaker, Lenore Schoonover, presides over a meeting concerned with the introduction of student-drafted hills. James Maywhoor Light of knowledge dissolves ignorance Bob Heath-man experiments with centripetal force. The rotation of a weight in a circle is part of a Heathman and Bill Travis calculate the amount physics experiment on centripetal force. Bob of force which is directed inward. 160 The intriguing world of science evolves from the shadows of ignorance into the light of knowledge. An inquiring mind obtains answers through experi¬ mentation. Confused thinking finds order in deduc¬ tive reasoning as scient ific theories are applied to problems. Unskilled hands become accustomed to the use of tools as studies progress, and the main goal of science, to learn, is met. Modeling this year’s fashionable garb, a basic low-neck cotton knit, complemented by round-toed rubbers, is this meager-looking Centralite who may sometimes be seen haunting the closets of biology classes. I Jerry Beckner James Bowie Marion Lehner David Siple Ken Stevenson Maurice Levine Lester Mack Roger Shepler Douglas Treais Judv Ungvarv Flasks, gas bottles, beakers, and test tubes all add up to determining the molecular weight of a gas. Exploring her version of correct formulating to Carol Gray is Beverly No- sanchuk. I i . _ Michael Andonian Joseph Blank Mary Gibbs Kenneth Huffman Donald Kaiser Dolores Morse Eddie Porter Joyce Sweet William Tompkins Beatrix Vogel Karen Beebe and Dennis O’Neill discover that they must analyze the problem before they can construct the figure Seniors Bruce Kesselring and Tom Smith acquire college credits by taking extra course of Probability and Statistics at Oakland University. Student minds are stimulated by the demonstration of problem solving procedures “The mathematics curriculum of Pontiac Central has as its goal a better fulfillment of the needs of stu¬ dents at all ability levels,” states Joseph Blank, de¬ partment head. More visual aids, such as film strips, plastic models, overhead and opaque projectors, and model kits are used throughout the department to demonstrate prob¬ lem solving procedures. This is the first year that Advanced Mathematics is being offered as a full year course in the rapid learner program. The first semester of this program is a course in Probabilitv and Statistics. ✓ From math improvement to advanced math, skills are developed in logical thinking and understanding. Paul Wine, an advanced math student, studies for the Michigan Math Prize Competition Test. Paul placed sixty-fourth among the twenty thousand competitors. Helen Anderson Gretchen Hubacker Anton Lingl Frances Martz William Richardson — . Por Dios! — says Judy Almas scratching her head thoughtfully, while applying herself to Spanish. Bruce Bigler examines a pile of French magazines designed to broad¬ en cultural background and outlook. jgBM 164 1 . The links of learning form a sturdy chain The intricate chain of communica¬ tion is composed of intellectual, emo¬ tional, and technical links. Weaknesses in each of these links face communica¬ tions teachers continually. Through weekly radio programs, radio speech classes meet one phase of the challenge — that of stressing a correct form of oral English. The dra¬ matics department also combine verbal and intellectual enrichment by produc¬ ing two plays. An invaluable link of the chain is found in the thought provoking phases of foreign language and literature. With such links, the chain is strength¬ ened into a strong line of communica¬ tion. Stuart Packard fa.ek- a-Too Walter Smith John Chasteen awaits a cue for his drum roll. Voices, instruments blend to form a mood of music New and enlarged sections in both vocal and instru¬ mental music departments provided an opportunity for a wider variety of musical selections. This year ' s orchestra, the biggest ever, was able to broaden its score to include symphonic music. A group of Madrigal singers, specializing in early French, English, and Italian songs were added to the vocal music department. Other vocal groups stressed sight reading and music appreciation. In addition to playing for pep rallies and at games, the band earned a rating of “excellent in the state music festival. A Capella Choir provides rich and rewarding experiences for choice vocalists. Determined practice pays off. Trumpets blare as band members practice for upcoming re¬ cordings, pep assemblies, football games, and concerts. Contact with small children develops patient and understand¬ ing child-care methods for home economic students. Carolyn Baldwin Basic tools become creative implements In both fine and commercial art, in¬ genuity is a quality exhibited by PCH art students. Acknowledged success has been achieved in various projects, notably, stage scenery, posters and advertising de¬ signs. The home economics student engages in mastering the intricacies of the home. Here the student, in an actual home en¬ vironment, learns to cook, sew, clean, and shop with the efficiency of an economist. New fields are being opened also, such as market buying and home building. Children are brought into home economics classes to provide “live” experience which is often “lively.” Jacqueline Bodine Yvonne Hamlar Acquired skills equip students refer future commercial world Through the business curriculum, students acquire an awareness of the world around them and the basic skills essential to a successful economic life. i ' I The business sequences offered are stenographic, clerical, and retailing. In store-like classrooms, students acquire confidence in selling. Speed and accuracy provide a winning combination in specialized courses such as typing, shorthand, business math, and bookkeeping. The Co-operative Training Program, in cooperation with the business community, provides the course with an element of realism as students are given on-the-job training. Let your fingers do the walking on the type¬ writer keys; read the draft, learn the facts, find new speed. t Doug Wilcox and Judy Knott prove that although quick fingers can land you in jail, they are a great asset in a typing class. Mildred Loper Ella McManus Orra Muter Katie Dell Olga Distad I I Joseph Atwell Ted Carlson Ralph Gardner William Gutherie Kenneth Huffman Donald Kaiser Time, talent, and T-square are employed by Aria Tannehill in achieving the draftsman’s precision Working in the machine shop, Paul Thompson seeks train ing for a future occupation through an industrial curriculum Shops-the precedent of modern industry Through courses on the industrial curriculum boys are prepared, not only for future employment, but for entrance to trade school or college. Auto body draftsmanship and architectural drafting contests provide competition within the department and serve to promote interest and develop industrial skills. Intently working to repair a steering mechanism, a student mechanic seeks reward through challenge. Ray Lowry Robert Nutter Joseph Shara Edgar Tedson Roy Gallipo Ralph Rotsel The print shop provides students, such as Jeral Russell, with an opportunity to learn the skills of printing, and makes possible school publications. 173 Chin up! one! two! echoes through the gym with lively response James Bowie Paul Dellerba 45 James Graybiel Steve Szabo Arthur VanRyzin The nation’s recent Physical Fitness Program is being adopted by Pontiac Central. Sophomore girls take part in this program by trying their skills in gymnastics, Swedish gym, ten¬ nis, and other sports. Swimming and social dancing are only two of the popular fields in which the junior girls can participate. In order to obtain a high level of physical fitness and body development, the boys, as sophomores, t ke swimming while juniors work in gymnastics and weightlifting. 174 I i Catherine Craig Mary McKim Dorothy Worthman Keep your eyes on the ceiling — I ' m not too good! ,fKf v . niff 1 r t r J —— J I For customers who want to count ' ■ PERRY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Professionally Perfect Properly Priced Prompt Free Delivery 689 E. Blvd. at Perry FE 3-7152 1251 Baldwin near Columbia FE 3-7057 NADON’S Miracle Mile Shopping Center I START BUILDING YOUR OFF TO COLLEGE KIT ... The sooner you start, the bigger bundle you can build, and the bigger you build, the easier it will be when College Days start. Bank with us and make it a regular amount each and every week, it ' s the surest way to have the CASH you ' ll need. 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Lawrence 193 INDEX A Ackerman, Dale 12,77 Acosta, Maria 105 Acosta, Martin 54,90 Acosta, Porfiro 81,90 Acre, Dennis 64,105,118,120 Adams, Bruce 105,118,122 Adams, Dorothy 90 Adams, James 105 Adams, Ronald 54,90 Adams, Russell 12 Adams, Sandra 126,128,137 Adams, Sheila 12,118,123 Adams, Vera Mae 150 Adams, Willie 64 Aguilera, Isidro 12 .. Aguilera, Roy 41 Agulirea, Delia 90 Alderson, Evelyn 105,122 Aleman, Rosa 105 Alexander, Martha 90 Alicia’s 184 Allen, John 90 Allen, Kathy 105 Allen, Keith 105 Allen, Nancy 90 Allen, Ronald 71,90 Allison, Virgill 41 Allshouse, Charlet 90 Allshouse, John 168 Almas, Judy 69,90,164 Alsman, Fred 12 Alton, Rod 12,118 Alward, William 90 Amerson, JoAnn 90 Amerson, Pearlene 105 Amerson, Sylvia 90 Anders, P. 119 Anderson, Alvin 127 Anderson, David 90 Anderson, Helen 164 Anderson, Jack 71 Anderson, Jan 12,66,80,119 Anderson, Jill 12,119,128,131 Anderson, Joan 51,105,119 Anderson, LeeAnn 90,119 Anderson, Richard 54,60,90 Anderson, Richard O. 13,56 Anderson, William 146 Andonian, Sandra 105,137 Andonian, Michael 162 Andrews, Phillip 90 Andritsis, Vera 105 Anthony, Beatrice 105,137 Anthony, Florence 13,137 Anthony, Joanne 90 Anthony, Reedie 128 Aramini, Joseph 105 Archer, Donelda 105 Arellano, A1 80,105 Arellano, Art 81,90 Arenas, Tom 13 Arlando, A. 119 Armistead, Alice 129 Armistead, Rosemary 105,122,137 Armistead, Ruthanne 105,122,137 Armstrong, Katie 105,118 Arnett, Emmanuel 90 Arnett, George 90 Arnett, Willie 105 Arnold, Carl 58,105 Arnold, Greg 41 Arnold, Phillip 71 Arnold, Sandra 90 Arthur, George 90 Arthur’s 183 Asplin, Nancy 90 Atkins, Janice 90,137 Atkins, Valerie 90,137 Atwell, Joseph 172 Aubert, Charlie 90 Austin-Norvell 193 Austin, Ronald 13,129,131 Awedian, Pete 13 B Babcock, Dorothy 90 Bacak, Carol 90 Backus, Linda 105 Bailey, Coy 90 Bain, Carolyn 105,119 Baird, Edward 105 Baird, Sandie 13,133 Baker, Alan 53 Baker, Dan 13,51,118 Baker, Dennis 91 Baker, Floyd 91 Baker, Jane 105,131 Baker, Janet 105 Baker, John 105 Baker, Thomas 13 Baldwin, Carolyn 118 Ball, Rudy 105 Ballentine, Mary 91 Ballentine, Robert 105 Banes, Dewey 91 Banks, Gary 105 Banks, Maplelee 105 Banks, Robert 91 Banks, Virginia 105,122,137 Barber, Gloria 91 Barger, Steve 105 Barker, Barbara 105,119,121 Barker, Mae 105,119 Barker, Stella 13 Barkhams, Christina 91 Barnett, Marilyn 91 Barnett, Shelby 91,137 Bamicz, Gail 91 Barr, Ida 154 Barrett, Martha 130 Barron, Pam 105,128 Bartholomew, P. 119 Bartholomew, Tom 13 Bartle, Louise 105,136,137 Bass, Christine 91 Bass, Connie 13,133,134 Bass, Gladys 91 Bass, Gloria 105 Baumgras, Douglas 13 Bauker, Cheryl 91 Beacco, Doreen 13,131,134,157 Beal, Lola 13 Beale, James 91 Beale, Larry 13 Beard, Dennis 105 Beaty, Deborah 105,127 Beck, Richard 105 Beckett, Carole 91,130,137,140,141, Beckner, Jerry 161 Beckwith, Suzanne 91 Bedford, Sonja 105,131 Beebe, Clint 13 Beebe, George 105 Beebe, Karen 91,162 Beek, LaVaughn 14 BeeLine Bus 183 Beglarian, Rose 91,127 Belanger, David 14,119,120 Belanger, Jane 14,119,120,131,133 Bell, Michael 158 Bell, Robert 105 Bell, Ronald 91 Belo te, Don 14,118,121 Benedict, Cheryl 91 Bennett, Stephanie 14,57,119,120,131 136 Benning, Gary 105 Benscoter, Andrea 91 Benson, Barbara 91 Benson, Susie 105,126,128,133 Benter, Roger 64,74,105,131 Bergo, Cindy 91,137 Bernart, Danzie 105 Bernier, David 121,122,128 Berry, Linda 105,133 Berthold, John 91 Bessent, Catherine 105,137 Bessent, Lorene 14,118,128 Best, Elise 154 Beutler, Mary 105 Bigler, Bruce 54,62,74,91,164 Birch, B. 80 Bird, Sue 105 Bishop, Yolanda 91 Black, Barbara 105 Blakeman, Ron 14 Blanchard, Dennis 91,119 Blanchard, Tim 77,119 Blank, Joseph 162 Blakeman, Ted 91 Blaylock, Gary 41 Bletstein, Jack 105 Boadway, Leon 105 Bodine, Jacqueline 168 Boettger, Bill 105,126 Boettger, Janet 91 Boga, Daniel 14 Boga, John 91 Bogdanov, Olga 105,133,136 Bokota, Antoinette 105 Bokota, Sandy 91 Bonds, Erma 91 Bonds, Shelia 105,122,137 Bone, Dave 91 Bonham, Sherry 14 Boomer, Barbara 105,136 Boone, Ellen 91,137 Boone, Helen 14 Borbere, Diana 91 Borst, Tommy 91 Bos, Judi 14,82,85,131 Bouie, Wilfred 14 Bourgeau, Barbara 105 Bourgeau, Steve 14,129 Bourgeois, Rolen 71,105 Bowie, James 50,160,174 Boyd, Joel 105,126,128 Bradford, Effie 105 Bradshaw, Steve 4 Brady, Bertie 91 Brady, Sharon 14,132 Bragan, Sharon 105 Branner, Linda 105,123 Bray, Mary 14 Brembery, Patricia 14 Brent, Martha 105 Bright, Zenobia 91 Brindley, Bruce 91 Briney, Jim 105 Brinker, Elizabeth 105 Britt, Loretta 105 Broadnax, Ronnie 15 Bronoel, Kenneth 91,134 Brooks, Susie 105,118 Brown, Belinda 91 Brown, Dave 51,105 Brown, David 45,106 Brown, Dezzie 91 Brown, Diane 106,123,133 i5 Brown, Donna 91,129 Brown, Helen 91,119,120 Brown, Kenneth 154 Brown, Larry 106 Brown, Linda 91 Brown, Marilyn 106,133,136 Brown, Peggy 91,121 Brown, Richard 106 Brown, Ronnie 91 Brown, Susan 91 Browner, Fred 91 Bruce, Craig 91 Bruce, Sharon 106 Bryant, Cynthia 91 Bryant, Jacqueline 91 Bryant, James 91 Buckley, Michael 15 ,133 Bullis, Rosemary 92 Bumbalough, Elizabeth 15 Bumpous, Gertrude 92 Bunce, Val 92,119,120,128,130 Burch, Bill 106 Burch, Linda 15 Burford, Stella 15,118,129,133 Burgdorf, Nancy 106,118,133 Burhans, Dave 106 Burke, Carol 92 Burke, Cynthia 69,106 Burrell, Dorothy 106,133 Burrill, Dennis 80 Burt, S. 119 Burton, John 149,158 Busbee, Milford 15 Busch, Rodney 106 Bushell, Edward 92 Bushell, Geraldine 92 Bushell, Walter 15 Bussard, Gary 92 Busse, Paul 15 Bussey, George 106 Bussey, Lanie 15 Butler, Charlotte 119 Butler, Michelle 92,137 Byers, Artie 129 Byrd, Dorothy 106 Byrd, Herman 92 C Cabil, Barbara 92 Calhoun, Monita 12,15,21,46,47,131,135, 136 Cameron, Tom 15 Campbell, James 106 Campbell, Linda 106 Campbell, Mark 106 Campbell, Philip 106,126 Candelaro, Ralph 58,106 Cannon, Charles 92 Cantu, Carlos 92 Cantu, Sharpton 106 Cantu, Wanda 106 Capitol Savings 192 Capps, Carolyn 92 Capuzzie, Susan 92,142 Carey, Reginald 15 Carie, Tim 79,80,106 Carless, Kim 15,130 Carline, Jan 92,130 Carlson, Ted 172 Carney, Dave 64,106 Carr, Judy 106 Carr, Nathaniel 66,106 Carroll, Joy 92 Carroll, Sharon 15,127 Carry, Andy 92 Carry, Bob 92 Carter, Paul 106 Carter, Sydney 92,119 Carthon, James 92 Cartier, Janet 92 Casarez, Louis 106 Cash, Theodore 92 Casper, John 15,57 Cassada, Charolette 106 Cato, Charles 92 Cato, John 66,67,71,106 Caughill, Gail 92 Cervantes, Ray 81,106 Chafets, Bill 106,130,131 Chambers, Gary 106 Champine, Margo 106 Chapdelaine, Bill 15,82,83,84,145 Chapman, Jonathon 16,119 Chapman, Maryjo 92 Chappell, Michelyn 16 Charles, Geraldine 16 Charles, Val 92 Charmon, Elsie 99 Chase, Edward 64,106,119 Chase, Mike 51,92 Chasteen, John 16,119,167 Chatman, Elsie 92 Chaumley, Jerome 16 Chief Pontiac Credit Union 184 Christakis, Sam 16 Christensen, Shurlee 16 Christie, Cathy 106,128 Chunn, Joan 106 Church, Gary 92 Church, Bob 106,119 Churchwell, Joseph 71,106 Clancy, Linda 16,121 Clark, Charles 106,122 Clark, Cheryl 92,129,134 Clark, James 106,119 Clark, Rosemary 106 Clarkson, Carol 92,129,137 Clarkson, Diane 141 Clarkson, Jean 92 Claus, Julie 128 Clay, William 53,92 Clifford, Nancy 106 Coakley, Larry 16 Coates, Norman 51,106 Cobb, Betty 106 Coca-Cola 191 Cocking, John 106 Cockle, Margaret 92 Cody, Lynda 106,128,133 Cofhng, Cheryl 16,69,131 Cohen, Barbara 106,137 Cohen, Mary 106,133,137 Colburn, Donald 92 Colburn, Rita 92 Cole, Bettye 118 Cole, George 58 Cole, Vem 16,80 Coleman, Dallas 92 Coleman, Doris 16,126,127,134 Coleman, Fred 106 Coleman, Mary 16 Coleman, Richard 92 Collias, Frank 106 Collias, Helen 92,134 Collier, Bruce 92,119 Collier, Larry 106 Collins, Ann 17,133 Collins, Ed 106 Collins, Mike 77,92 Community National Bank 179 Condon, Mike 17 Connolly’s 190 Cook, Beryl 129 Cool, Doug 92 Cooney, William 92 Cooper, Robert 92 Copenhaver, Bonnie 92 Coppersmith, Ross 64,92,119 Coram, Barbara 17,69 Cordova, Diga 92 Cordova, Margarita 92 Cordova, Arturo 66,92 Cornett, Ermadene 106 Corpron, Colleen 17,135 Corpus, Feliciano 17 Cosma, Kay 120,123,106 Cotter, Bill 92 Cottingham, Jessie 92 Cottrill, Linda 93 Council, Ray 93 Covert, Linda 93 Covington, Gary 93 Coward, Robert 93 Cowgill, Renee 93 Cowley, Pat 106 Cox, Francine 17 Cox, Jeri 93 Cox, Patricia 106,128 Cox, Sue 57,106,131,133,137 Craft, Curly 106 Craft, Jerrie 106 Craft, Willie 62,63,71,93,122 Craig, Catherine 175 Craig’s 185 Crawford, Carole 17 Crawford, Diane 93,119 Crawford, Don 17,84,128,135 Crawford, James 37,41,45,75,82,83,84 Crawford, Linda 106 Crawley, Richard 106 Crew, Lewis 146 Crick, Nancy 106,127 Crisman, Roger 106 Croskey, Geraldine 93 Crossley, William 93 Crump, James 51,71,106,169 Cummings, James 106 Cummings, Janie 106 Curran, John 93 Curtis, Sharon 41 Cutean, A. 121 D Dabney, George 118 Danic, Paul 93 Daniel, Luther 93 Daniel, Reuben 92 Daniels, Arlis 93 Daniels, Jerry 17 Daniels, Jo Ann 93 Darrow, Dennis 106 Darrow, Donna 17,134,136 Davenport, Elma 17,128,127 Davenport, Judy 92,128,137 Davies, Bob 17 Davis, Evelyn 106 Davis, Jo Ann 106 Davis, Lynda 93 Davis, Lynn 106,129 Davis, Melvin 107 Davis, Morris 93 Davis, Sandi 107,121,128 Davis, Therry 121,122 INDEX Davidson, Linda 106,134,136 Davidson, Pam 93,128 Dawkins, Hattie 107 Dawson, Jean 93,133,137 Dearing, Jill 69,107,118,133,145 Deaton, Lois 17,128 DeCroix, Diane 107 Deem, Sarah 107 Deevey, Pat 17 DeHaan, David 107 Dehnke, Cathy 93 Deibel, William 158 Dell, Katie 170 Dellerba, Paul 52,174 Delongchamp, James 64,107 Deni, Frank 81,93,134 Deni, Richard 107 Dennison, Jerry 107 Dennison, Linda 93 Detroit Edison 186 Devaney, Larry 53,93 Devereux, Anne 107 Devereaux, Kathy 93,137 DeWalt, Lula 107,122 DeWalt, Melvin 17,58,60 DeWolfe, Gary 187 Diamond, Sandra 107 Dickie, Patricia 107 Dields, Betty 93 Dirkes, Ken 107,129 Distad, Olga 170 Doerr, Mary 11,134,136 Donaldson, Michele 93 Donohoe, John 107,157 Doty, Michael 80,107 Doty, Tom 93 Douglas, Pecola 93 Dowe, Samuel 107 Dowell, Cleo 93 Dowell, Letricia 107 Draper, Bertha 93 Drass, David 18,80 Dudas, Carol 18,128 Dudley, Anne 107 Dudley, Cheri 107 Dudley, Gloria 93 Dudley, Robert -107 Dudley, Roy 93 Duffie, Ronald 93 Duncan, Gene 107 Dunlap, David 107 Dunlap, Jim 107,129 Dunigan, Diane 107 Dunseith’s Pharmacy 180 DuVall, Janet 93 Dye, Bill 107 Dyer, Wayne 93 E Earhart, Gordon 152 Eatmon, Chester 93 Eaton, Roland 71 Eddington, Henry 93 Edgar, Sharon 107,122 Edwards, David 51,107 Edwards, Joseph 53,71,107 Edwards, Lillian 93,137 Edwards, Vaughncil 93 Efemenko, Kandy 41 Eis, Ester 154,158 Elam, Walter 93,119 Elam, Willie 53,107 Elderson, E. 130 Elias Brothers 186 Elkins, Edward 18 Ellenwood, George 93,131 Eller, Jerry 41,77 Elliott, Chris 93 Elliott, Marie 18 Elliott, Sadie 93 Elliott, Vince 53,93 Ellsworth, Dan 93,107 Ellsworth, Duane 93 Ellsworth, Helen 18 Ellsworth, Sara 93,137 Elmy, Michael 93 Elwell, Darlene 93 Embree, James 107,130 Emerson, Christine 93 Ennis, Connie 18,137 Ennis, David 81,93 Epley, Dianna 18 Eplev, Linda 94 Epperson, Gale 94 Ericksen, Carol 107,133,137 Erickson, Gordon 107,126 Essiambre, Glenda 94 Estes, Janice 107 Estrada, Adela 127,129 Estrada, Mary 18 Etchen, Katherine 137 Evans, Jessie 62,80,94 Evans, Larry 107 Evans, Larry L. 107 Evans, Rickey 94 Everett, Char 94 Everling, Cynthia 17,128,131 Everling, Jeff 81,94,119 Ewalt, Stephen 17,80 F Failla, Jack 107 Falls, Barbara 137 Fanner, Jim 18 Farms, Rick 81,94 Farnsworth, Betty 107 Farnsworth, LeRoy 53,81,94 Farnsworth, Linda 94 Fashionette Beauty Salon 181 Fater, Ernie 94,119 Featherston, Susan 107,122,123 Fed, Macon 94 Fell, Chuck 107 Fell, Richard 146,147 Feneley, Craig 107 Ferguson, Darrell 81,94 Ferguson, Jim 18 Fife, Diane 18 Filak, Jim 118 Filippi, John 94 Finch, Jane 107,119,137 Finch, Janice 94 Fischer, Danny 18 Fisher, Barbara 107,127 Fisher, Ted 53,56,94 Fiske, Sandy 41 Fitzgerald, Chris 107,126,128,131,136 Flore, Barbara 18,118 Flores, Rosa 94 Fluellen, Willie 94 Folsom, Donna 94 Forslund, Susan 94,137 Fortia, Pierre 107 Fought, Linda 12,18,118,123,126,134 Fowler, Shirley 94 Fowlkes, Bonnie 19,107,121,122,129 Fowlkes, Charles 67,107 Fox, James 107 Fox, Mary 19 Fox, Richard 53,94 Fox, Valarie 107,133,134 Francis, Benjamin 19,130,119 Frayer, Linda 94 Frazier, Walter 54,55,71,94 Freeman, Cheryl 19 French, Barbara 94 French, Devon 107 Froede, Suzanne 107,118,123 Frue, Michael 94 Fuller, Thomas 107 Fulton, Ann 94 Furmon, Larry 94 Fuselier, Vera 94 G Caches, Leonard 107 Gaddes, Bill 77,94 Gaddes, Carolyn 19,28,118 Gaensbauer, Carolyn 19,21,56,118,123, 135,142,143,169 Gaiter, Jimmv 51,71,94,129 Gale, Arthur 107,119,120, Gales, Sheila 107 Gales, Shirley 94 Gallipo, Roy 137,173 Gammage, Nancy 107 Gann, Donna 107 Garcia, Bill 94 Garcia, Corina 19 Garcia, Grade 94 Garcia, James 81,94,119 Garcia, Mario 19 Garden Gate Greenhouse 181 Gardner, Beverly 19 Gardner, Ralph 172 Garland, Helen 94 Garrett, Lois 94,119 Garth, Sheila 107 Gatzmyer, Linda 94,128 Gauthier, Richard 107 Gay, Cheri 94,130 Gay, Linda 107,133 Gaydos, Michael 19,77 Gaylord, Jim 19,82,83,84,85,119 Gaytan, John 107 Gee, Doug 95 Genereux, Ronald 107,126 Gentges, Chris 107,128 Gentry, Mike 94 Gentry, Pat 19,46,135 Gerlinger, Kelly 78,107 Gibbs, Bobby 107 Gibbs, Linda 94 Gibbs, Mary 162 Gibson, John 121,122 Gibson, Lester 107 Giglio, Julia 107 Gilbert, Dottie 19 Gilchrist, Janet 19 Gilkey, Patrick 107 Gill, Millie 108,122 Gipson, Cheryl 108 Girst, Candy 19,129,136 Girst, Jack 94 Given, Robert 19,119 Gjelhaug, Carolyn 20 Glazier, Larry 108 Glazier, Phillip 94 Glenn, Essiambre 94 Glover, Donna 94,121 Glover, Danny 41 Glover, Ruby 20 Godoshian, Carol 12,20,45,130,131 Godoshian, Mike 94 Goines, Gail 108,118,128,131 Goldman, Janet 108,128,133 Goldsmith, Jennie 94 Goldsmith, Mable 94 Gonzales, Guadalupe 108 Gonzalez, Jesse 42,119 Gonzalez, John 108 Gonzales, Juanita 94 Gonzalez, Linda 94,129,137 Gonzales, Manual 94 Gonzalez, Theresa 108 Goolev, Dick 12,20,51 Gordon, Debra 94 Gordon, Judie 108,123 Gordon, Sharon 108,129 Gorman, Richard 56,74,108,53 Gould, Kathy 108 Gowdy, Ronald 94 Gowdv, Sandra 108,127 Gowen, Cindy 69,94,120 Graczyk, Harry 94 Graham, Jill 108,123,145 Graham, William 56,150,153 Grahek, Paul 108,119.120 Grancisco, Yolanda 94 Grant, Susan 42 Graves, Charles 108 Graves, Peggy 108 Graves, Spurgeon 94 Grandberry, Ralph 108 Gray, Carol 108,161 Gray, David 53,62,81 Gray, Dorothy 94 Graybiel, James 171,174 Green, Autry 108 Green, Betty 94 Green, Noreen 108,127 Green, Shirley 94,127 Green, Shirley L. 20 Green, Susan 94 Greene, Nathan 20 Greenfield, Martha 20 Greenfield, Norma 108 Greer, Robert 20 Gregory, Bruce Griesen, Tom 20 INDEX Griffin, Bill 108 Griffin, Bruce 20 Griffen, Delore s 94 Griffin, Ernest 95 Griffin, Melvin 108 Griffin, Patsy 95 Griffin, Tom 95 Grogan, Laura 108,123 Groves, James 95 Grubb, Ralph 62,171 Guajardo, Abel 108 Guajardo, Ruth 95 Guilds, Dave 108 Guinn, Elga 42 Gulacsik, Debbie 95 Gunthrie, William 172 H Hadden, Bob 108,51 Hahn, Thomas 95,130 Hannefeld, Sharon 108 Hairston, Sandra 108,128 Hale, Ronnie 95 Hale, Jean 95 Hall, Gary 20,119 Hall, Pat 108,132 Hall, Raymond 71 Hallquist, Roland 158 Hamberg, John 108,126 Hamilton, Kathryn 93,126,128,137 Hamlar, Yvonne 166,168 Hanes, Richard 108 Hanspard, Lessel 58,70,71 Hardenburg, Stephanie 20,45,118,123.131 135 Hardenburgh, Sandra 95,127,137 Hardiman, Carol 95,108,128 Hardiman, Steven 130 Hardy, Ah ' in 42 Hardy, Gail 20 Hargett, Jerry ' 108 Hargett, Mary 108 Harper, Jim 95 Harrell, Linda 108 Harrington, Alan 108 Harris, Brad 108 Harris, Dorothy 95 Harris, James 62,108 Harris, Juliette 108 Harris, Kathy 118 Harris, Shirley 20,126,128 Harris, Willie 20,51 Harsten, Johnnie 121 Harsten, Willie 122 Hartman, Jon 108,120 Hartman, William 21,77 Hartsock, Richard 108 Harty, Jim 21 Haselhuhn, Diana 108 Haskins, James 21,128 Hasse, Aaron 109 Hatchett, Eileen 95,119 Hawes, Charles 108 Hawkins, Bernice 108 Hawkins, Doris 21 Hawkins, Willie 71,95 Hayes, Bertha 95 Hayes, Bobhie 95,129 Hayes, Cheryl 95 Hayner, Lewis 154 Haynes, Doris 157 Heatherly, Pamela 21 Heathman, Robert 21,136,160 Heffeman, Sue 95 Hefner, Nancy 95 Heft, Lorraine 95 Heiligenthal, Mike 108 Hembree, Brenda 108 Hemming, Dawn 95 Henderson, Judy 108 Henderson, Linda 95,129 Henderson, Sue 95 Henderson, Lynn 69,95 Hendrix, Shelba 108 Henry, Gerald 21,58,59,60,61 Henry, Gordon 158 Henry, Lisbeth 108 Hensley, James 108 Henson, Gary 11,95 Hepler, William 95 Hernandez, A1 108 Herring, Joanne 21,108 Herron, Charles 108 Herron, Margaret 95 Herron, Shirley 95 Hershberger, Sharon 21,123 Herveou, Dennis 56,95 Herzog, Susan 108,134 Hessell, Gail 108 Hickson, Russ 21 Hight, Cheryl 109,129,130 Hile, Lewis 109 Hill, Dorothy 96 Hill, George 109 Hill, Nannette 96 Hill, Peggy 21,134 Hillie, Jesse 21 Hillie, Nadine 96 Hinkley, John 77,109 Hinojosa, Ruth 21 Hirsch, Margaret 96,129 Hodge, Donna 109 Hodge, Jo Ann 22,129 Hodge, Pat 22 Hoenstine, Rosemary 109 Hoffmaster, Paul 22 Hofmeister, John 109,131 Hogg, Bob 109,129 Holbrook, Gene 53,96 Hollis, Ollie 71,109,122 Hollis, William 96,54 Holston, Gladys 96 Hoogerhyde, Judy 22 Hooks, Carolyn 22,109 Hoopingamer, Barbara 109,128,137 Hoover, Linda 109 Horace, Marilyn 96 Horton, Walter 51,71 Houck, Gloria 109,127 Houghton, Larry 109 Houser, James 81,96 Houstine, Earl 109 Houts, Dave 22,51 Howard, Betty 96 Howard, Bruce 96 Howard, Dennis 109 Howard, George 96 Howard, Jimmy 22,64,65,136 Howard, Tom 53,64,80,96,120 Howard, Tom M. 22 Howell, Willie 96,129 Howlett, Cindy 69,96 Hsu, Nancy 69,96 Hubacker, Gretchen 155,164 Hubbard, Anne 69,109,133,135 Hubbard, Charles 64,65,136 Hudson, James 155 Huff, Vicky 96,139 Huffman, Kenneth 162,172 Hughes, Barbara 96 Hughes, James 22 Hughes, Joan 22 Hughes, R. 80 Hughley, Brenda 109 Human, Carl 109 Hummel, Douglas 22,119,120,122 Humphrey, Dianne 22 Humphrey, Durline 96,129 Hunt, Cecilia 96,121,137 Hunt, Gerald 150,151 Hunt, Tom 74,75,109 Hunter, Grethel 12,22,46,118.126,131 Huntley, Rodney 96 Huntley, Wesley 109 Huntzinger, Susan 44,45,109,133,135 Hurford, David 96 Hurst, Janis 96 Huston, Robert 80,109 Hutchinson, Phyllis 109,118,123 Hutchison, S. 123 Hutchinson, Tennie 96 Hutchinson, Wendell 42,121 Hutchons, Gloria 96,119 Hut chons, Shirley 109,118 Hutton, Diane 109,131 Huttula, Gerald 96 Hyatt, Carolyn 109 Hymen, S. 121,122 I Ide, Patty 22 Iler, Jane 96 Ingram, Harold 109 Irwin, Danny 51,81,96 Irwin, Robert 22,51 Isenberg, Edna 23,123 Isenberg, Linda 96 Isgrigg, Bob 110 Isgrigg, Richard 96 Ison, James 110 J Jack, Linda 110 Jack, Nancy 23,134,135 Jackson, Carey 119 Jackson, David 122 Jackson, George 23,51 Jackson, Janet 23,123,118,136 Jackson, Ira 96 Jackson, Leroy 51,62,71 Jackson, Linda 96,134 Jackson, Linda 96 Jackson, Marla 154,155 Jackson, Maxine 155 Jackson, Ometta 23 Jackson, Robert 96 Jacobs, Allan 96 Jacobs, Karen 23,121 Jacobs, Margaret 96 Jacobs, Robert 110 James, David 110 James, Teddy 96,122 Janicki, Charlotte 110,136,141 Jarvis, Dave 23,130 Jefferson, Arthur 62,71,96 Jefferson, Mary 23,118,123 Jenkie, Lauralee 96 Jenkins, Anna 96 Jenkins, Bobbie 110 Jenkins, Oha 96 Jenkins, Thomas 51,74,96 Jenkinson, Maureen 96 Jenkinson, Tim 23 Jenks, Fred 110 Jensen, Suzanne 23 Jerome Motor Sales 190 Jerome, Tim 56,96 Jimenez, Richard 23 Jimenez, Suzanne 110,119 Johnson, Albert 110,119 Johnson, Bonnie 110,120,123,128 Johnson, Carolyn 110,122,130 Johnson, Charles 96 Johnson, Dona 23,129 Johnson, Ernest 110 Johnson, Felton 110 Johnson, Harriet 110 Johnson, Jim 23,58,59 Johnson, Jo 96,120 Johnson, John 96 Johnson, Joseph 96 Johnson, L. 123 Johnson, Lenora 110,121 Johnson, Melvin 96 Johnson, Norma 23,121 Johnson, Raymond 96 Johnson, Richard 55 Johnson, Roy 23,56,77,158 Johnson, Sherry 96,128 Johnson, Starling 23 Johnson, Stephen 24 Johnson, Susan 110 Johnson, T.V. 158 Johnson, Walter 51,71,109 Johnston, Blair 155 Johnston, Carol 96 Johnston, Keith 109,129 Johnston, Lynn 110 Jones, David 71,110,121,122 Jones, Floyd 96 Jones, Fred 121 Jones, Georgia 96,129 Jones, Jerry 24 Jones, McKinley 42 Jones, Michael 110 Jones, Mike 64,96 Jones, Nathan 110,118 Jones, Purvis 24,46,71 Jones, Riley 96 Jones, Sam 96 Jones, Suzanne 24,127 Jones, Walter 71,96 Jones, William 96,122 Jordon, Estella 110 Jordon, Lena 110,127 Jordan, Yvonne 96 Joseph, Janice 121,137 Joyce, Ted 110,119 Joyner, James 24,74 Jurgenson, Gerda 24,134,131,136 K Kaiser, Donald 162,172 Kampsen, Tom 110,126 Kariean, Judy 96,137 Katliff, Glenda 96 Kaufman, Gordon 24 Keavy, Richard 118 Keefer, Jean 110,128 Keel, Alvin 24,58,61 Kellar, Philip 96,119 Kellar, Ted 71,121,122 Keller, Jack 24 Keller, Joseph 110 Kendall, Dave 110 Kendrick, Emma 24 Kendrick, Kathy 69,96 Kendrick, Kay 24,69 Kennaday, Kathy 110,118,137 Kennedy, John 96 Kennedy, Tim 96 Kenney, Michael 158 Kenney, R. 119 Kent, Yvonne 96 Kenworthy, Tom 96 Kesselring, Bruce 24,136,162 Kettonen, Judy 110,127 Khan, Nancie 110 Kibby, Clarence 71,97 Kiehler, Pete 24 Killian, Floretta 24,118,129,136 Kimball, William 64,110,118 Kincaid, Sharon 97 King, Bonnie 24 King, Jan 110,56,119,120 King, Lorraine 97,131 King, Wilma 110 Kinney, Ronald 97 Kirby, Dick 77,97 Kirchmeyer, Karen 97,119 Kirvan, Gene 24 Kitchen, Frank 25 Kittl, Mary 25 Kline, Gary 110,126 Klock, Ted 110 Knaus, Kristine 110,127 Knox, John 51,71,110,119 Knudsen, Telse 25,82,83,85,131,135 Koch, Linda 110,122,128 Kohn, Connie 97 Koder, Lisbeth 97 Koprince, Ralph 25,46,74,134,135,136 Kosiba, Mark 110 Krantz, Lewis 110 Krarup, Christian 25,82,83,84,85,135 Kremer, Bill 97,122 Kusion, Jerry 110 Kusk, Jens 25,129 Kyles, Helen 110 L Lacy, Bill 53,77,110,145 LaFay, Lauren 110 La Fountain, Bonnie 97 Lake, Warren 97 La Londe, Pamela 110,130,133 Lambouris, John 97 Lambouris, Steve 25,80,136 Lamotte, Neville 110 Lampman, James 69,97 Landon, Chris 97 Landon, John 25 Landsparger, Sandra 25 Landry, Bob 110 Lane, ' Jeffery 53,58,63,71,97 Lane, Karen 110,123,129,137 Lange, Margret 110 Langefield, Cathy 110 Langefeld, Marlene 97 t Lanham, Brenda 110 Lankey, Penny 25 Lapisch, Helen 155 Larson, Betty 111 Larson, Beverly 111,131 Lasswell, Jean 25 Lauinger, Theresa 25,127 Lavalais, Donald 51,62,71,197 Lavallis, Harold 97 Law, Juanita 25 Lawrence, Darryl 97,122 Lawrence, Harry 25 Lawrence, Linda 97 Lawrence, Robert 54,55,71,111 Lawson, Sandra 97 Lawson, Sandy 97 Lawson, Terry 25 Lecomu, Dale 97 Lecomu, Donald 97 LeDoux, Alexander 111 Ledsinger, Jean 25,123,118 LeDuff, Octave 111 Lee, Linda 97 Lee, Nancy 26,69,118,137 Lee, Peggy 97,137 Lehner, Marion 160 Leinenger, Valerie 97,123,137 LeMarbe, Ron 53,81,97 Lemus, Yolanda 111,166 Leonard, Linda 26,131,118 Levine, Maurice 160 Levins, Barbara 97 Lewis, Carl 66 Lewis, Ron 74,97 Lewis, Ruth 97 Lewis, Sue 97,137 Lidell, Raymond 111 Lidster, Terry 111 Lightfoot, Kurt 111 Lilly, Bonnie 111 Lingl, Aton 158,164 Lisbeth, Jean 111 Little, Bob 81,97 Little Ceasar’s 191 Livingstone, Jean 69,111 Livingstone, Joyce 26,69,123,131,118,123, 144 Lloyd, Robert 26 Long, Gaye 97 Long, Jesse 118 Long, Jo Ann 26 Long, Lisa 26 Long, Terry 97,137 Looney, Lee 97 Lopez, Theodore 111,118 Loper, Mildred 170 Louckes, Pamela 97 Lou-Mor Jewelers 184 Love, Jerry 54,111 Love, Shirley 97 Lovse, Dan 98 Lowes, June 26 Lowry, Dick 26 Lowry, Ray 173 Lucas, Donald 98 Lucas, Ronald 98 Ludwick, Ross 51,58,98 Luenberger, Terry 111 Lundholm, Lynn 98 Luther, Marcia 69,98 LuVest, Linda 98 Lyons, David 98 Lyons, Norm 26,71 M MacFadyen, Mark 98 MacDonald ' s 188 Mack, Lester 126,161 Mackley, Christine 98 Mackley, Greg 119,170 Macom, Tern ' 111 Madsen, Anne 26,131 Madsen, Kay 98,133 Madsen, Sue 111 Mahan, Jackie 98 Mair, William 74,75,111 Malcolm, James 111 . Mallory, Patricia 98 Malone, Amanda 111,122 Manley, Bev 42 INDEX Manning, Walt 26 Manriquez, Carlos 98 Manriquez, Euloqeo 26 Mansfield, Janet 111,122,128,133 Manukian, Mary 26,123,118,119,123 Mardis, Michael 98 Mardis, Susan 111 Marentette, Cindy 111 Marinos, Christopher 77,98 Marinos, Pamela 26 Marketti, Dave 98 Marlowe, Lynne 26,134,136 Marsh, John 98 Marshall, M. 119 Marteney, Virginia 26 Martin, CliSton 98 Martin, Coralee 111,129,137 Martin, Darleen 111,127 Martin, Linda 27 Martin, Shirley 111 Martinez, Johnny 111 Martinez, Pat 111 Martz, Frances 164 Mason, Elnora 27 Mason, Nanette 27,122 Mass, Wesley 148,149 Massey, Larry 98 Masters, Linda 98,121 Matheny, Linda 98 Matlock, Paula 111 Matlock, Ronald 111 Matucha, Sue 111 May, Dianne 98 May, Dorothy 98 Mayer, Tom 98 Maynard, Jim 98 Maywhoor, James 159 Mazur, Ann-Marie 69,111,119,123 Mazur, Wilfred 111,118 McAllister, Charlotte 98 McAllister, Vivian 111,137 McAuley, Marie 111,119 McAvoy, Bill 98 McBride, Kitty 111,128 McCalister, Larrv 98 McCall, Diane 98,137 McCallister, Jon 111 McCants, Janie 98 McCants, Rogert 27,119 McCants, Sandy 27 McCarty, Sandy 111 McClellan, Alfred 98 McClendon, Gabriel 111,129 McClendon, James 62,71,98 McCormick, Michael 27 McCormick, Terry 111 McCullum. Juantia 98 McCurdy, Jim 27 McDaniel, Esther 98 McDermott, Debbie 98 McDonald, Elizabeth 154,155 McDonald, Harold 54,98 McDonald, Karen 111,137 McDonald, Rose 150,152 McDowell. Cam 69,111,133,136.137 McFadden, Chester 111 McFadden, Mark 64 McFarland, Carol 27,133 McFarland, Paul 71 McGee, James 111 McGee, Julie 98 McIIquham, Carter 27 Mcllquham, Diana 98 McKim, Mary 133,175 McKinney, Elaine 111 McKnight, Michael 98 McClain, Deborah 111 McLain, Kay 111,122.128 McClellan, Alfred 111 McManus, Ella 170 McMillen, Donald 148,152 McNeary, Carl 111 McNeary, Larry 27 McNeary, Linda 98 McNeely, Joe 27,71,77,120,119,137 McPeters, Pat 111 McPherson, Ronald 111,129 Meier. Sharon 27 Mellen, Michael 27,64 Melnik, George 112 Melnik, Tamara 27 Menzel, Michael 112 Meredith, John 27 Meredith, Paula 98 Merriman, Ray 27,80,131 Messer, Mary 28,119 Messer, Sharon 98 Metzdorf, Thomas 155 Meyers, Kenny 98 M. G. Colision 189 Michael, Robert 28 Michael, Shirley 112 Midwinter, Lois 112 Mihalek, Elsie 146 Miilu, Bill 98 Millard, Susan 28,127 Miller, Brenda 98 Miller, Chris 28,131 Miller, Connie 28 Miller, David 53,98,119 Miller, Don 112 Miller, Earlene 112 Miller, Edwin 28,119 Miller, Frances 98 Miller, Joanne 112,133,137 Miller, Judy 112,136,137 Miller, Peter 112 Miller, Susan 112,133 Millikan, Ruby 28 Milmine, Frank 112 Milton, Barbara 98 Milton, Clifton 112,122 Milton, Etta 112,118 Milton, Frances 98 Milton, Mae 129 Milton, Marie 28,120 Minard, Roger 112 Minnich. Carol 112,129,137 Minor, Gary 99,122 Minor, Nancy 112,129 Mitchell, Cindy 112,118,145 Mitchell Cleaners 186 Mitchell, Darryl 99 Mitchell, James 28,51,72,19 Mitchell, John 71 Moehle, Joanne 99 Moehle, Judy 99 Mole, Mart ' 28 Molina, Frank 99 Monarch’s 180 Moncrief, Shelly 81,99 Money, Andy 99 Monteith, Peg 112 Montroy, Phil 112 Moody, Dan 28 Moody, Wilton 112 Moon, Terry 99 Moore, Beverly 28 Moore, Diana 112,122,137 Moore, Elsie 99 Moore, Susan 112,133 Moore, Walter 42,58,71 Morales, Joe 112 Moran, Gevevieve 112 Moreau. Margaret 28,69 Morey, Darlyne 112,126 Morgan. Buthelia 129 Morgan, Lynn 112,122 Morgan. John 99 Morgan, Ralph 54,112 Morgan, William 28,58 Moriarty, Richard 99 Morrell, Cindy 99 Morris, Albert 112,126 Morris. Charlotte 28,118,123 Morris, Carolynn 28,130,134,136 Morris Music 189 Morris, Phillip 29 Morrissey, Mike 99 Morrow, Eddie 71,99 Morrow, George 99 Morrow, Michele 29,119,128,134 Morse, Delores 162 Morse, Linda 112,118,123 Morse, Patricia 112 Morse, Richard 119,166 Morsey, M. 64 Mosley, Robert 99,1 22 Mott, Dennis 112 Mount, Lorraine 111 Mowe, Cheryl 29 Mudge, Phil 29 Muehl, Diane 29 Mullen. Herbert 53,62,99 Mullen, Justine 112,135 Mullen, Marshelene 99 Mullen, Melvin 99 Mullinix, Jill 99 Mumby, Mike 29,54 Munson, Albert 113 Munson, Faye 113 Munson, Lau rence 99 Murphy, Carol 99 Murphy, Jerry 51,62,80,99,130 Murray ' s Beauty Academy 185 Musgrave, Gary 99 Muter, Orra 170 Muxworthy, David 45,155 Myers, Alary 99,141 Myers, Pat 29 Myles, Henry Navarre, David 113 Neddo, Sid 113 Neeley, Deloris 99 Neeson, Sandi 113 Negoshian, Tom 81,113 Neidrick, Janet 113,136 Nelson, Donna 29,119,120 Nelson, JB 99 Nelson, Judy 113 Nelson, Lynn 113,133 Nelson, Willie 29,66,113 Neville, Ruth 99 Newingham. Brenda 113 Nevvingham, Patricia 99 Newkirk, Ottis 71,113,119 Newman, Cheryl 99 Newman, Leslie 29 Nicholie, Nancy 29 Nicholl, Linda 29,69 Nichols, Arlene 152 Nichols, Don 30,122,118 Nichols, Lenora 99 Nichols, Suzanne 30 Niedowiez, Linda 113 Nienstedt, Jerry ' 113 Ninotti, Sue 69,99,137 Noel, Ruby 99 Northcross, Richard 30,41,51,119 Norvell, Carol 113 Nosanehuk, Bev 113.118,126,128,161 Nott, Judy 99,170 Nuss, Melvin 48,78,80,158 Nutter. Robert 173 Nve Dairy 182 Ny-e, Terry- 99 Nyhof, Elizabeth 99 O Oakley, Jim 30 Oakley, Lola 113 O’Berry. Carol 99 O ' Berry. JoAnn 113,127 Odell, John 64,99,171 Ogg, Glenn 99 Ogurcak, Bonita 113 Olds, Barbara 30,131,134 Oliver Buick 180 Olsen, Diane 30,134,136 O’Nail, Linda 30 O’Neill. Dennis 99.122,162.174 Opie, Charles 99 Opie, Milton 30 Orser, David 30,118,121,122 Oshust, Rick 30 Oshust. Sandy 99,137 Osier, Thomas 50,77,171 Overbaugh. Roy 113 Overhay, Jane 113 Overton, Anthony 99,122 Overton, Sheryll 99 Owen, Chuck 30,80 Owen, James 99 Owens, Hershal 99,54 Owens, Richard 113 Ozbun. Benjamin 113 P Packard. Stuart 144.165 INDEX Page, Beverly 99 Page, Delores 113,137 Page, William 113 Paholak, Marilyn 30,69 Paida, Jania 99 Palacios, Maria 99 Palm, Harold 113 Palmer, Ada 113,121 Palmer, Gertrude 99 Palulian, Tim 30,118 Pankey, Glen 113 Papazian, Mark 113,122,134,118 Parker, Carolyn 113,122,128 Parker, Harold 99 Parker, David 100,131 Parker, Dick 113 Parker, Kenneth 100 Parker, W. 119 Parr, Sue 113 Parr, Raymond 100,126 Paterson, Gale 113 Patterson, Carol 30 Patterson, Cedric 53,113 Patterson, Marsha 113,136 Patterson, Schyler 56 Patton, Denise 30,131,135,136 Paulson, William 100 Payne, Beverly 113 Payne, Cheryl 100 Payne, Edie 113,118,123,135,142,145 Peacock, Roger 100 Peaks, Darlene 100 Peaks, Lorraine 113 Pearson, Audry 30,128 Pearson, James 113 Pearson, Marie 113,136 Pearson, Mary 100,137 Peck, Sam 100 Penland, Lonnie 100 Penson, Janice 100 Perkins, Tom 31 Perry Pharmacy 178 Petersen, Dru 113 Peterson, Lynn 31 Peterson, Neal 51,66,71 Peterson, Robert 166 Petiprin, Warren 53,81,100 Pegues, Canary 31,118,127 Phillip’s 190 Phillips, Archie 100 Phillips, Kathleen 113 Phillips, Linda 31 Phillips, William 71 Piantkowski, Sharon 31 Piatit, L. 119 Pickett, Geral 100,137 Pierce, Robert 100 Pillow, David 122,131 Pinho, Sharon 31 Pinkham, Joel 113 Pippen, Cynthia 100,118,121 Platt, Larry 62,71,100 Pleasant, Percy 53 Pohl, Bill 100 Poison, Ethel 113,126 Pollyson, David 100 Pomfret, Margret 100 Pompeian, Sharon 31,134 Pontiac Business Institute 182 Pontiac Motor 86 Pontiac Pottery 192 Pontiac State Bank 187 Pope, Karen 113,118,123 Porritt, Bruce 31,129 Porritt, Linda 100 Porter, Eddie 162 Posey, Aaron 113 Posey, Darlene 42,131 Post, Mark 53,100 Post, Jobe 113,119 Post, Richard 113,136 Pote, Vickie 100 Potter, Clarice 113 Potter, Lena 137 Powell, Azal 62,100 Powell, Cecil 53,100 Powell, Joan 31 Powell, Michael 100 Powell, Pattie 31 Powell, Hiram 31,64,65 Powers, Rob 31,56 Powers, Pamela 100,137 Pratt, Pauline 100 Preston, Doug 31 Preston, Penny 100,127 Preston, Tom 113 Price, Curtis 42 Price, Don 113 Price, Hubert 31,119 Price, Melvin 31,119 Price, Robert 100 Pritchett, Charlotte 100 Pritchett, James 100 Proffitt, Lillie 31,119 Provo, Margie 113 Pruitt, Eddie 62,100 Pryor, Anita 113 Pryor, Brenda 100 Pryor, Eamestine 42 Pryor, Charles 113,169 Pryor, Kirjathous 100 Puckett, Shannon 113 Pugh, Robert 32 Purcer, Linda 100 Purvis, Brenda 113 Putnam, Robert 80,113 Putnam, Roger 54,113,118,122 Putnam, Carol 32 Pyke, John 32,119 Pyle, Cheryl 113,119 Q Quick, Ray 100 Quince, Marvin 53,100 Quinn, Dale 32,64,65,136 Quintero, Joe 32 R Rabun, Richard 113 Rachow, Jackie 100 Ragsdale, Larry 32,66 Rahja, Martin 81,100 Ramirez, Armando 32 Ramirez, Joe 32 Ramirez, Lolly 100 Ramirez, Mary 32 Ramirez, Robert 32 Ramirez, Sal 100 Ramirez, Sandy 100 Ramsey, Barbara 113 Ramsey, Ruth 100 Ranck, Janet 100 Ransom, Bill 113 Rapaport, Carole 32,45,131,136 Rasmus, Karen 32,123,118,123 Ray, Frank 113 Ray, James 114 Ray, Roger 32 Raynes, Bill 118 Read, Stephen 100,119 Redding, Richard 114,119,120,131 Reene, Judith 113,127 Reibling, Rosemary 32 Reid, Juanita 100 Reiter, Bob 64,100,118 Reiter, Clyde 114 Reiter, Richard 32,122,136 Ressler, Patti 100 Retaskie, Paul 32 Reuter, Carolyn 100 Reuter, Mike 114 Reyes, Joe 33,119,120 Reyff, Robert 33 Reyff, Carliss 100 Reynolds, Barbara 100,127 Reynolds, Freddie 11 4 Rice, Louis 114 Rice, Michael 100 Rice, Reuben 114 Richard, B. 119 Richards, James 33,51 Richardson, Leola 114 Richardson, William 48,53,80,155,164 Richter, Madonna 100 Rider, Carole 33 Rider, Dale 114 Riggs, Sharon 114 Riley, Jack 114 Ringstaff, Willie 100 Ritter, Mary 33 Rivera, Ragael 100 Rivas, Rosie 100 Roach, Arline 33 Roach, Richard 101 Roach, William 33,66,77 Robbins, Raymond 118 Roberts, Carolyn 100,114 Roberts, James 114 Roberts, Neil 33,80 Roberts, Paul 53 Robinson, Geraldine 114 Robinson, Marie 114,121,137 Robinson, Marilyn 114 Robinson, Sylvester 51,100 Rochon, Jackie 130 Rodgers, Larry 62,100 Rodriguez, Dan 53,66 Rodriguez, Ed 114 Rofe, Annette 33,119,131 Rofe, Mike 69,100 Rogers, Charles 42 Rogers, David 33,118,137 Rogers, Gary 74,114 Rogers, Sandra 114 Rojas, Lupe 100 Rollins, Gwendolyn 114 Rollo, Marianne 100 Rome, Dawn 114 Rosario, Carmelo 100 Rose, Viola 122 Rosengren, Susan 100 Rosenthal, Gary 64,74,114,119 Rosner, Marjy 101,130 Ross, Linda 114,126,128,133 Ross, William 101 Rothe, John 33 Rotsel, Beth 114,128,131 Rotsel, Ralph 173,171 Rotundo, Tom 33,51,80 Rouse, Larry 114 Rouse, Richard 33,51,118 Rouser, Shiann 114 Rowe, Joyce 33 Rowls, Doris 114 Roy, Tom 56,114 Ruff, Laurie 101,137 Rugenstein, Sandra 114,119 Ruiz, Olinda 33,127 Runyon, Douglas 71,101 Ruple, Herman 64,129 Rushing, Wallace 101 Russell, Jeral 114,173 Russell, Judy 101 Russell, Mattie 33,123,129,133 Russell, Theodoric 62 Rutherford, Mark 81,101 Ryan, Marlene 101 S Saddler, Pamela 114 Sain, Mary 114,122 Salvador, John 34 Sanders, Peggy 114 Saunders, Art 115 Sauro, John 114 Scheffler, William 114 Schick, Helmut 34,118,130 Schlesinger, Phil 113,134 Schmidt, Terry 53,101 Schmitz, Allyn 34 Schnake, Jacquelyn 114 Schoneman, Kathy 114 Schoonover, Corki 133 Schoonover, Lenore 34,130,158,159 Schrodi, Mary 114 Schroeder, Barbara 114 Schroeder, Catherine 101 Schroeder, Timothy 34,77,136 Schultz, Larry 34 Scott, Mary 69,101,137 Scribner, Diana 114 Scribner, Mike 101 Scruggs, Newton 34 Seaman, Marjorie 34,119,120 Seay, Hugh 71,101 Seay, Kenneth 51,71,101,119 Seay, Linda 101,137 Seay, Raymond 101 Seay, Robert 34,121,122 Seegraves, Linda 101 Seelye, Isabel 101 Seelye, Richard 34 Seibert, Oheryle 34 Seibert, Susanne 101,127 Seiling, Jerry 114 Seiss, Randy 74,114,131,136 Sellers, Willie 62,71,101 Servoss, Claudie 114 Serwin, Sarajane 34,126,128,133,134 Setterlind, Robert 144,166 Sevigny, Ted 34,39,118,122 Shadley, David 64,114 Shafer, Cynthia 101 Shafer, Dick 34,51,79,80 Shafer, Roger 53,81,101 Shanholtz, James 114 Sharako, Connie 114 Sharako, Eileen 34 Shara, Joseph 173 Sharette, Dona 34,134 Shaw, Ava 101 Shaw, Donna 114,118,123 Shaw, Evelyn 101 Shaw, Fran 35 Shaw, Karen 114,137 Shea, James 114 Shea, Sandra 101 Sheffield, Theodore 101,122 Shelton, Douglas 101 Shelton, Marsha 101 Shelton, Ron 114,119 Shephard, Linda 114 Shepherd, Janice 35,45,118,131 Shepherd, Patricia 114,129,136 Shepler, Roger 54,55,64,65,159,161 Sherman, Peggy 35,127,128 Sherman, Robert 115 Sherrell, Carolyn 115,118 Sherrell, Edna 35,127,128 Sherrod, Marlene 115 Shields, John 118 Shirley, Karen 115,118 Shoemaker, Henry 101 Shorey, Lori 35 Shorter, Edith 115,127 Shorters, Barbara 115,122 Shorters, Gwen 115 Shorters, James 53,62,81,101 Shuler, Carol 115 Siegel, Paula 35 Silso, John 101 Silva, Rudy 42 Simmons, Boyd 115 Simmons, Carolyn 35,123,118,123 Simmons, Frederick 115 Simon, Eddie 101 Simon, Ethel 115 Simpkinson, Charles 115 Simpkinson, Donna 101 Simpson, Barbara 101 Simpson, Estelle 101 Simpson, Judith 35 Simpson, Ruby 35 Siple, David 161 Sirbaugh, Nancy 35 Slade, Dennis 115 Slocum, Gayle 115 Slone, Eddie 101 Sluder, Rejeanna 101,119,120 Sluka, Bob 101 Sluka, John 53,81,101 Smades, Linda 35 Smaglinski, Sharon 101 Smead, Harold 148,149 Smith, Avie 101 Smith, Barbara 101 Smith, Bob 64,101 Smith, Carolyn 35,101,121 Smith, Cecil 122 Smith, Charles 101 Smith, Debbie 101 Smith, Delores 119 Smith, Donna 35 Smith, Frank 115 Smith, Geraldine 115 Smith, Harold 53,71,101 Smith, Jo Ruth 126 Smith, Larry 115 Smith, James 35 Smith, Jean 169 Smith, Jerry 118 Smith, Joe 102 Smith, John 35,51,118 Smith, Judith 35,153 Smith, Larry 74 INDEX Smith, Mike 102 Smith, O’Dell 102 Smith, Richard 115 Smith, Robert D. 102 Smith, Robert J. 102 Smith, Robert W. 102,122 Smith, Sally 151 Smith, Sandra 36,102 Smith, Tom G. 102 Smith, Tom W. 36,74,136,162 Smith, Walter 159,165 Smith, William 102 Snyder, Lester 53,102 Snyder, Michael 52,115 Snell, Bill 36 Soriano, Rosalind 36 Sornson, Pat 115 Spalla, Gaynl 171 Spanburg, Carolyn 115 Spann, Gloria 115 Spann, Harold 53,115 Sparks-Griffin 193 Speers, Alan 102 Spencer, Eugene 102 Spicer, Jack 115 Spires, Janet 115,122,123,126 Spivy, Leslie 102 Sprague, George 115 Spring, Linda 115 Stabley, Judy 115 Stadler, Robert 36 Stafford, Shirley 115,137 Stafne, Janet 102 Staley, Francis 52 • Stamper, Rick 115 Stanke, Kathleen 102,137 Stark, Sally 102 Starnes, Richard 36,158 Stasiuk, Diana 36 Staley, Francis 148,149 Stearns, Thomas 115,134 Steffey, Geraldine 36,127 Stephen, Bertha 171 Stephen, Jesse 115 Stephison, Gilbert 102 Stepleton, Jon 71,115,119,120 Sternal, Dorothy 102 Stevens, Bill 102 Stevens, Don 115 Stevens, William 115 Stevenson, Kenneth 161 Steward, Helen 36 Stewart-Glenn 181 Stewart, Joyce 115 Stewart, Sheila 115 Stickney, David 36 Stickney, Gregory 82,128,129,143 Stickney, Jeff 102,119,120 Stidham, Marion 102 Stierer, Sue 69,102 Stimage, Menion Stockwell, James 53,102 Stone, Skip 115 Stoner, Lawrence 42 Storey, Linda 69,115,118 Stowe, Andy 52,53,81,102 Stragea, Jack 115,119 Stragea, Joe 115 Strait, Ann 102 Strahan, Larry 102 Strand, Karen 115,126 Stratton, Sally 102 Stratton, Theresa 102 Strine, Linda 115 Sturgeon, David 53,102 Stuckmeyer, Jim 36 Sulkanen, Kris 115 Sullivan, June 115 Sullivan, Robert 130 Sullivan, Sheila 102 Sundahl, Linda 115,118,123,133 Surowitz, Ron 36 Surowitz, Rosalind 36,118,123 Sutt, Glenn 36,69,134,118,121 Sutt, Kathy 45,115,131 Sutton, Bob 43 Sutton, John 102 Swain, Evelyn 115 Swan, Margie 36,133,134 Swank, William 64,102 Swansey, Lucinda 102 Sweeney, Sandra 115,122 Sweet, Joyce 162 Swindells, Toby 102 Szabo, Steve 174 T Talbert, Mike 116 Tamayo, Maria 116 Tannehill, Aria 116,172 Tasca, Alex 102 Tasca, Andrew 116 Tassi, Margie 116 Tatarcuk, William 116 Tate, Bernie 37 Tate, Brenda 102 Tate, Ronnie 102 Taylor, Adolph 102 Taylor, Charles 53,102 Taylor, Frances 37 Taylor, Janice 121 Taylor, Noreen 102 Taylor, Pat 116 Taylor, Reba 116 Taylor, Richard 37,118,130,131 Taylor, Ronnie 116 Taylor, Thomas 102 Taylor, Verbina 116 Taylos, Marvin 116 Teasley, Bonner 54,71,102 Teasley, Sheilda 102,129 Ted’s 185 Tedder, Tom 102 Tedsen, Edgar 173 Terry, James 102,119 Theodore, Elaine 102 Thick, Brenda 102 Thick, Lorraine 116,127 Thick, Sandra 37,130,136 Thomas, Alfretta 116,137 Thomas, Bonnie 116 Thomas, Danny 116 Thomas, Dennis 116 Thomas Economy 188 Thomas, Gary 116,119,120 Thomas, Georgie 102,137 Thomas, James 62,102 Thomas, Preston 129 Thompson, Clarence 66,116 Thompson, Earl 43 Thompson, Lucy 102 Thompson, Marcia 37,119,127,141 Thompson, Mary 116,122,137 Thompson, Paul 172 Thompson, Ruth 102 Thompson, Sue 102,137 Thomson, Paul 37 Thomson, Sheila 130,134 Thorne, Gary 37,116 Thrasher, Jerry 37 Threlkeld, Charles 71,102 Threlkeld, Louis 71,116 Thurmond, Anna 37,119,121 Thurston, Gary 116 Tiberg, Jerry 116 Tiernan, Joan 116,122,128 Tiger, Willie 116 Tilwick, Richard 152 Timmerman, Judith 37 Tindall, Homa 171 Tison, April 102 Tobin, Karen 38 Todd, Helen 116 Tolbert, Michael Tomkins, Bob 38,162 Tompkins, William 171 Torley, Linda 116 Torok, Dave 43 Torres, Olivia 103 Torres, Raquel 103 Townsend, Linda 103 Trammell, A1 38 Traut, Mary 103 Travis, Bill 38,136,160 Travis, Earnest 116 Travis, Henry 116 Traylor, Erainer 116,137 Treais, Douglas 161 Treece, Alice 116,128 Treece, Floyd 116 Trevino, Estella 103 Trevino, Robert 80,103 Tricker, Bob 43 Tripp, Nancy 103 Tripp, Rose Marie 38,118,131 Troxell, Bonnie 38,133 Tryon, Linda 38 Tucich, Beverly 155 Tucker, Nelson 116 Turbahn, Diane 116 Turner, Austin 103 Turner, Connie 103,121 Turner, Louise 116 Turner, Money 103 Turner, Sandra 69,103 Turner, Sue 116,118 Turpening, Patricia 103 Turrentine, Paul 64,71,103 Turton, John 103 U Underwood, Beverly 103 Underwood, Rusell 116,131 Ungvary, Judy 161 Upcott, Ernest 116 V Valenti, Carol 38 Vallier, Mary 103 Valuet, Michael 64,103 Vancil, Linda 103 Vandergriff, Velvet 38 Vanderlind, Connie 69,103 Vanderver, Marvin 118,122 Vandevelder, Clark 103 VanDyke, Alton 103 VanDyke, Dorothea 103,119,128 VanGilder, Corrine 74 VanLuven, Gloria 103 VanRyzin, Arthur 50,53,62,174 VanTuyl, John 38 Vargas, Justina 38 Vasquez, Jessie 103 Velez, Nancy 103 Velte, Lyle 116,119 Villa, Joseph 117,129,126 Villa, Mary 38 Villa, Thomas 117,126 Villereal, Michael 53,81,103 Vitasinsky, Stan 103 Vogel, Beatrix 162 Vollmar, Lowell 117 Vollrath, Donna 38 Voss, Sandra 117 Vought, Carrie 103 Vreones, Rebecca 117 W Wait, Carolyn 119,120,128,131 Waites 187 Walker, Cheryl 128 Walker, Emma 103 Walker, Helen 103,137 Walker, Linda 103 Walker, Lorine 103 Walker, Mark 38 Walker, Robert 43 Wall, Ruby 117,128 Wallace, Calvin 81 Wallace, Linda 38,126 Wallis, Bill 38 Walls, David 117,129 Walsh, Jim 103 Walter, Robert 103 Ward, Carol 39 Ward, Nancy 39,131,135,118 Ward, Rita 103 Wardlaw, Carrol 117 Waring, Alice 39,137 Warner, Carol 103 Warnock, Nancy 103 Warren, Bill 43 Warren, Fred 103 Warren, Jack 39,129,130 Warren, Jordan 117 Warren, Kathy 103 Warren, Roger 103 Warren, Shirley 39,119,113,134,135 Wartman, Elsie 152 Washington, Delois 117 Wasik, Cindy 39 Waters, Linda 103 Watkins, Doug 81,117 Watkins, Janis 103 Watkins, JoAnn 117 Watkins, Lonnie 117 Watkins, Ron 137 Watson, Bonnie 103 Watts, Deanna 103 Weatherbee, Charles 39,141 Webb, James 117 Webb, John 103,122 Webb, Karen 103 Webster, Penny 117 Weeks, Jim 103 Weese, Judith 157 Wellons, Dorothy 103 Wellons, Dorothy L. 119 Wellons, James 122 Wert, Dexter 117 Wesley, Alan 103 West, Rose 117 Westbrook, Cladde 103 Wharff, Sherrill 39,119,128 Wheeler, Barbara 119,120,128 Wheeler, Connie 103 Wheeler, Paul 39,118,122 White, David 117 White, Karen 117,119 White, Noreen 117,137 White, William 81 White, William W. 80,103 Whiters, Esjaye 31,39,51 Whiting, Harold 39,66,67,121,122 Whitmer, Dana 146,147 Whitten, John 117 Widdifield, Kit 40,131,134 Wiggins, Arthur 51,62,71 Wiggins, Robert 58,70,117 Wiggs 191 Wilde, Matilda 117 Wikman, Ardith 40 Wilcox, Douglas 40,129,170 Wilfong, Janet 117 Willhite, Larry 117 Williams, Albert 117 Williams, Alvin 40 Williams, Asline 117 Williams, Brenda 117 Williams, C. 71 Williams, David 117 Williams, Herbert 130 Williams, Herman 117,119 Williams, Janet 40,126 Williams, Judy 129 Williams, Karel 51 Williams, Larry 119,122 Williams, Roosevelt 71 Williams, Wesley 43,136 Willis, Joyce 129,137 Wilson, Cathy 40,128,133,134,136 Wilson, Dean 72,171 Wilson, Jerry 117 Wilson, Shirley 40 Wilt, Pat 40 Wilton, Cheryl 12,21,40,82,131,134,135 Wims, Stella 117 Wine, Paul 40,58,76,163 Wine, Roberta 130 Wiscombe, Inez 40 Wolfe, James 53 Wolverton, Jim 117 Wood, James 117 Woods, Deidra 40,128 Woods, Karen 117,130,136,137 Woods,.Sybil 117 Woody, Robert 117 Worthman, Dorothy 69,175 Worthy, Mary 117,131 Wright, Augustine 40 Wright, Dennis 51 Wright, Donald 78,80 Wright, Gretchen 117,121 Wright, Katherine 117,122 Wright, Lynn 117,126 Wuelfing, Evon 40,121 Y Yager, Donald 117 Z Zadosko, Craig 40,46,47,80,118 Zamora, Josephine 117 Zimmerle, John 56,74,134,171 Zittle, Fred 58,59,159 Editor’s Backivord Before you shut that cover (the one in your right hand) down on me, I would like to thank each of you for your contribution toward the wonderful school year which made the 1964 Quiver possible. A special thanx to the editors, Doreen Beacco, Stephanie Bennett, Grethel Hunter, Gerda Jur- genson, Anne Madsen, Chris Miller, Barb Olds, Kit Widdifield, and Cheryl Wilton who tracked down the multitude of happenings at Central, and to our photographer, Ron Austin, who put them into pictures. Thanx also to Francis Staley and the understand¬ ing and cooperative administration, faculty, club advisors, and coaches who put up with our con¬ stant intrusions; and to Storer-Spellman Studios and Modern Yearbook Co. and Mack Suprunowica who, regardless of our missed deadlines, car through with our completed story. Last, but never least, thank you Ted Carlson and the Print Shop, and also the Tomahawk Staff for your always ready and helping hand. From the Quiver staff and myself, a personal thank you to our advisor, Ken Brown, who has given a unique touch to many Qiiivers in the past, and who will continue with manv in the future. Thanx KB. Monita Calhoun, Editor-in-Chief