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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

PCHS MED KA CZQILTER gf ln- 'D 1 ff' 1 . COMMUNICATION: i A process of fransmiffingi meaning befween individuals N ' i IJ i v ' A i i i .. my' COMMUNICATION conlinued Human sociefy is founded on man's capacity fo fransmif his knowledge, desires, feelings, and experiences. Though he may use only one of fhe 2,796 languages in fhe world, fhe process is fhe same Y, a x I 'r ,-lf. :W 1' Bgy i 0 ,F f, lb its If involves fhe sender of a message, fhe message ifself, fhe channel through which fhe message Travels, the decoding of fhe message by fhe receiver and the receiver of fhe message. ,qkyk COMMUNICATION conlinued Human sociefy is founded on man's capacity fo fransmif his knowledge, desires, feelings, and experiences. Though he may use only one of fhe 2,796 languages in fhe world, the process is fhe same :Z , Q. A I fv V - +L. -' '. 1' sg, i If involves fhe sender ofa message, fhe message ifself, fhe channel Through which fhe message fravels, fhe decoding of fhe message by the receiver and fhe receiver of The message. COMMUNICATION continued Wifhouf fhis fronsmission of meaning progress is impossible. Every sfory of o school yeor is essenfiolly the sfory of educofion fhrough communicoiio I7 Ponfioc .- f - 'tl Ponfioc Cenfrol High School 250 W. Huron Ponfioc, Michigan 967 Quiver 'o is fi 'Ss Volume 68 Dolores Ciucci, Kennefh Brown, Edifor-in-Chief Advisor Faculfy - 8 Sporfs - 92 'WSE Seniors - 24 Homecoming - 58 Sporfs - 60 Children's Play - 72 Juniors - 74 .3 Q' Musical- 704 Faculty - 108 Sophomores - 178 Group pictures - 736 Index - 776 PrincipaI's Sfaff Grows To Meef Increased Demands F S Iey Principal 7 x's.4--- 1 - .. S ith Carson Assisianf Princip I P p I Id Mc Assisfarn Ad Principal A Millen Harold Smead Wesle Ma I I I 1 I K I ni I ,..-- t I 1 f 1 ' 1 I X l Margaret Lowry, Attendance Office secretary, and Jackie Reene, Mr. McMillen's secretary, are excellent examples of the cooperation which exists in Central's administration. In terms of communication the principal is especially vital. He or- ganizes all school communications, he acts as the liaison officer be- tween the school and central ad- ministration, he helps seniors gain freshman standing in the college of their choice by making recommen- dations for them, and he supervises and links the efforts of his assistants. This year Francis Staley has four assistants. Smith Carson, in charge of discipline, is new this year. Wesley Maas, is now responsible for the evaluation of new teachers and the use of the IBM machines. Remaining in their previous posi- tions are Donald McMillan, in charge of student affairs, enroll- ment, and research, and Harold Smead in charge of attendance, child accounting, and home and school relations. Wesley Maas, Assistant Principal in charge of instruction, directs the dis- tribution of student report cards through the use of lBM machines. 9 V,-.vv '- I ,.:. ' ' of 7 .-ff' 'L ' K' ' 'L f,1f,i' 1 J .1 , ,L - ...- ..h ,,, 55 ' 3 4 4 fb 1' 'Pm' -ff.1 ' . - y I f V f 'ite ' .., 'isp' 4 '-, .. gk Margaret Todd, main office secretary dreams how it might be without a sin gle schedule change to record. Pat Byers manages a smile while performing her duties as main office secretary. Counseling Services Build Educational and Social Climate Richard Tilwick uses the PA ship competition. g s. , , S Q system to inform seniors of another college scholar- The counsel or's principle obiective is to provide the student with the services which will help him take his place in the world. These services are organized to give con- tinuous assistance to each student in himself as an individual and as a member of knowing society. The counselor helps him make the most of his strengths, and recognize and accept his limitations. The counselor also provides information about a student's aptitudes and needs. He helps the student to work out problems of a social, emotional, spiritual and mental nature. To provide an educational and social climate in which a student may function to the best of his ability, the counselor works with parents, the school staff and the community. Guidance services provide an inventory of the individual, appropriate socio-economic information by various means, counseling educational and job placement assistance, financial aid and testing requirements. Pontiac Central High School conducts a yearly follow-up study of its graduates and evaluates the results. This in turn enables counselors and teachers to constantly im- prove services to students. r Vera Moe Richard Adams Ayling i fir' ' T I X l E l. Ego William Graham if Na+? Fa fnigrh- n ' Q I . I e' l l l Business Education Builds i an Appeal Beyond The Bounds of its Own Curriculum ... Q za 5 1 . ,5 -3' 1 do Olga Gen Bef?y Ella Cormi Disfad G d Gillow McManus Odell , QT? K 'I 1 i , Y-it Q N I . I A l j L uv? X 11:3- . gg 1 ji 3 ' F? 5 w, V' K ' , . I 4 Th William R lph G y l Berfha John Ol Roge R 7 I Sp ll Siephens Zimmerle l l l A ' i 1 Ruby McGhee lakes dicfcifion in Shorthand Io improve l her secrefarial skills fabovel. lnslrucfor Thomas Osler l infroduces Alice Silverfhorn io an IBM machine frighll. I2 fwh Elizabeth Grass adjusts the carriage of her machine before she begins to type an assignment. Business is not only tor those planning a career in it. Notehand helps the college-bound student take notes more efficiently, an essential skill in the college classroom. lf one must work his way through college, a good business background enables him to obtain better employment. And it, for some reason, he is not able to continue in college, business is a field open to him because of his high school training. Thus, business courses such as data processing tmost recently introducedj, typing, shorthand, filing, and bookkeeping, as well as other courses, provide skills that can be ot use to all students, not iust those on a business curriculum. Business students Linda Wall and Julie Hallock com- pare shorthand assignments lleftl. Delores Harris takes a timed speed and accuracy test labovej. 13 ,bv- . 1 4 ,I 'ii-'53 i- W ,L my Mike Miller and George Negoshian work together processing the many jobs which go through the Print Shop. Industrial Education Offers the Greatest Variety of Courses T4 The vocationaleindustrial department, headed by Joseph Atwell, prepares students tor a variety of jobs. For the collegeebound student, interested in architecture or electronics, courses in architec- tural drawing and electronics are offered. Occupations that can be entered directly after high school with vocational training in- clude tool and die making, sheet metal layouts, pattern making, welding, printing, and mechan- ics, as well as others. The department encourages boys to enter The Chrysler Trouble Shooting Contest held each spring. This contest challenges boys, who CYS proficient in auto mechanics, to service engines in an allotted time. I . 1 mieigilil -nd flelllh o elle' lll ia elf' ho Oli ne 5 w H65 ilff flll f si' ,Q :ii ii U' Joseph Afwell Roy Lowry 401' 19 'ia M' as ' an 1-s I-1 J- 4 . q f -X. ' . K K cf I Ju. Ralph Richard Gardner Larpemer Gail Robert Macy Nurver 'vii has A Q ' 4' 'Z 1 at 'X rg! 7t'....' A 95 i Max t r Q. 0 Maurice Levine Joseph Edgar Shara Tedsen lf ii ,J ' N., , v in .1-A' Jim Gregory and Sky Ebersohl learn and work with a variety of aufomobile engines in their Advanced Aufomofives class. The German Underground? No, iusf one of Ponfiac Cenlralls welding classes held in the Voca1ionalBuilcling. 15 Physics students, Bert Bojesen, Mike Fenberg, and Walt Long prove that their studies don't end in the classroom. 1.5, 4 if 1 Chem Study student Albert Yee ponders the question, Why is there air? Instructor David Siple watches b I undertake another project. o servcrnty as his Physics l students lb Anxious Chem. Study students peer into smiling, bubbling test tubes hoping to gain an under- standing of puzzling concepts. In- structor Lester Mack believes that it is the responsibility of students to find the answers to their questions through experimentation and study. Another course which challenges students is the Physics class taught by David Siple, department head. This is considered one of the most difficult and beneficial courses offered at our school. Other science courses available to PCH students are general science, Biology and Chemistry. In these courses, it is the goal of the department to challenge students and fire their curiosity. Students who learn to ask questions will one day have answers vital to a nation's progress and spiritual health. Dttvyd Bm I .nellClUl Answers 'ro Questions Through Experimenicltion K and Study r 1-fi , -911 ' ,MV .fd- If I , I l A l Study srudm. bubbllng lil ' gain an vllr conceph- ll if believes llfl srldenllr their qlfflll A W floss 'alll ol lllf d Chemlilfl' he goal of the -- l H99 Jill' Swdenll - ns will Ole sho news David Barker carefully reads fhe nexf sfep of lhe experimenf fo his lab parfner. llo U hgdllll- 1 A -l P ' ,1- A Jerry Beckner AA A James Albert Bo e Cannon R EAN- ' Marion Maurice Lehner Levine - ' . 'nvX 'r Q L -af - .1 . Lester David Mack Siple Douglas Judy T e S Ungvary l as , V x l W i N X ti . so 4, ii7Iri0hlL I 2 A wr :ON 3 URlTTENs i QRAPHING L3 ' X NUMBHQ BASES 2 3 Q ff commfx Num SERS l T .ELJ N3D-- sers Q, ' HlSTORy QF - 0 f , so MATHEMATICS i f f-D l 95 SERIES AN D J A ssousncfs ,' X- D 4 012- bye 'H 1 1 L ,O m sf , LP ff ' l i m l -L io ..,. is f ' W ' ' 'P RULE T01 ,A ,si ' 1 1 - H . ' i Q s, ' l l 1 s. s, 4 , PCH shows lheir winning form in fhe final folly of scores in fhe PCH-PNH molhemol- Michael Leacher gives his presenlolion ics CO,-npefjfion. in the oral phase. Kenneth Bilbo follows the logic of his g9SfUflf'Q l 5 Udo I 18 ' X, ' 'ti ,5 piesenlutl' Central Trounces Northern in Second Annual Math Contest 7 I 4 1- .sl ' 5 wi I, 4 I '52 Joseph Blank Forrest Milzow . , Eleanor Byrnes Dolores Morse Stuart Choate James Parker , -ff? ft-.41 'P Gene Gerard Eddie Porter Greg Gallagher demonstrates his skill in solving algebraic equations. Math instructor James Parker assists one of his students in solving one of the more challenging problems. X in-or Betty Gillow Joseph Shara .2 if 5 ,. is J' 'if ' '7 7 Continuing its reputation for achieving progress through innovation, the mathematics department, headed by Stuart Choate, offered new challenges to its students. New textbooks, as well as two new courses, Math 12 and Geo-Trig, were added this year. Geo-Trig, by the way, is a new idea for a general survey ot geometry and trigonometry, using the slide rule as a basis. An addition to the faculty was Forrest Milzow. From Madison Junior High School, Mr. Milzow is now teaching geometry and algebra. ln November, certain students represented PCH in the second annual Math Competition, held this year ot Pontiac Central. The competition consisted of three categories: oral, written and slide rule. With the help of instructors Stuart Choate, Eleanor Byrnes, and James Parker, the Chief math wizards again downed Northern, this year by 65.5 points. Special mention should be made ot the contributions of Mike VanGuiIder, Greg Gallagher, Albert Yee, Steve McKelvey, May Yee and Janet Smith. One of the Best y Driver Education i Programs in the State The seat belt has become a matter of safety in the driver educa- I tion program as is demonstrated by instructor Roger Shepler. Y It can save your lilep don 't ignore it! 'KJ' ijt 'Qu Dean Wilson, driver educ f' d l1 6:-f.':'t44.1. f '.,, af 7' 97f V 'MEN P 1 u - . -4',,'l'K1,,. -,-A 'M' ,Ig . 'va , . , :'e?1i4Iwqgm+f.':..'qV 3 . : ?'?T't ,2rrf , . vgvx- 7' 'yard fluynni ,.ngihQgA'k . ,Q f .,s.dfrAr'4, 3, A 1, -', 1 1 v-4 +V g . V.: . ,W . a ion epartment ead, shows a student an example of one ofthe many traffic fatalities that can occur because of inattention. K . 1 j A -Q 'T sr . 1 x ' we , 1 M l l James Ralph R0 ef 9 Groybiel Grubb Simple, l 20 n mf'-fl gi. E Dean Wilson The truly good driver not only knows how to operate a motor vehicle and follow traffic laws, but he also drives defensively, watching for unseen haz- ards that may lurk ahead and for other drivers who may imperil his lite by tail- ing to observe traffic laws. He also understands enough about the main- tenance and servicing of a car to keep it in good condition. Consequently, to produce good drivers a training program should in- clude instruction in all of these areas. Luckily for students at Pontiac Central, the driver education department, headed by Dean Wilson, has one ol the two best-rated programs in the state. ff I der' 'Chg som H: note We ft for s. all to lo lqls niet A Preparation for Future Home Life Clotling student Dannie Thomas finds that sewing can be enjoyable as well as profitable. ' Q ,,,,.,vv00 Il? ' C ' 'F v Q. la-,.,a-',-AQ. ' - The home economics department strives to prepare its stu- dents for future home life. This preparation consists of a wide range of courses. Some of the subiects covered are foods, per- sonal health, and nutrition. Home management classes study interior design, marriage, parenthood, and home finances. The department also stresses the importance of the male in home life by offering a Foods for Boys course as well as encouraging male participation in all courses. To supplement their learning, the home management classes take various field trips to observe examples of interior design and different styles of houses. WM ,.. . ., .. KQLQL. 5 , '-- ,, ..t. ...af I Y if 4' t .- ' 1.40 T ' '. . 'sz' ' ' 11 . ' -QI 1 r- 1 N Q ': 1 g'n 9 5 7' Q, 5 f 'tg N ' Q nd. +L 'P xy, Home Economics students Esther De La Rosa and, Char- lene Hutchons, put their heads together while putting the final touches on their latest undertaking. , - 5 M ' 'e f r ' 2' ' .lf Q1- . -31 xt j 2 . .YQV ,zfffgxga . - 5, 1 :- Carol Jo Irish Leino 21 Coordination, Strength, Knowledge, Appreciation Paul Dellerba Iv- .yi N Max Hasse Steve Szo bo JW Arthur VonRyzin i I I ia l 5 I . l 5 f ' I 3 i ill 'a- ,-115, I, Lg .ww Jesse Ayala spots for Nick Leland while he does a bench press. 1. 1 1. i 4 ' WN- L ,550 I C nv K, Jeff Chambers does a squat lift while working out with the weightlifting equip- ment. It is the main goal of the boy's physical education department to de- velop coordination and strength through gymnastics, weight-training, swimming, conditioning and recreational activities such as archery and volleyball. All students are classified into six weight divisions and a record is kept of their progress. This is printed on IBM cards and posted to encourage further improvement. The girl's physical education depart- ment strives to teach a knowledge and appreciation of sports as well as skill in participation. Students are tamiliarized with such activities as golf, tennis, table tennis, shutfleboard and folk and square dancing that may later fill many leisure hours. A girl's basketball team was begun this year through the Girls' Recreation Association and sponsored by Francis Casey. 2 , r 3 557.515 Q 1 - .21 ! U ll fa V -1' it il . , -' f Q Q ' Q-' ,, tlfgxgfl ff?-z Hx' f 'ci In ,gn 'sizzix Q4 '5f,4awa.,.f,f-1' if w flififffg ' sv O f i +,-.? i-! fi 1' l'D rf fig ' Li' ' 3-'sn 1 D I 'fl I' 1 +1 JUNE SENIORS rm. fl vs fr Bertha Adams Judy Allen Toni Alderson Linda Allen f . Sylvia Amerson S, X -i Z Roger Warren, Paul Hays, and Larry Kherker. David Anderson Laurie Anderson Pamela Angel Barbara Anihony Jeannie Armbrusier 4, 5? !7.f . if il lg lf nr, l Carol Arnold Arthur Asplund --1 Barbara Ball Jacqueline Banks Lelia Bass Pauline Baylor Barbara Autrey Elaine Bacow as-Lg 1 +1 A . 43- , ul 2- ki' ' Philip Barach - ' . 'X ' I 7 -:lv 7.1-:wif jr-1-1 'X , -WEL 533555: Edward Barker . fi nf- ,iflfiifi ,V szifw 'I-91. H '7?'. ' .4 , :A , A Wampzfrfa ' B f .3f4 , , , ,,1:5E'5,z,jf,,, 1 viflfpfl f Te. ' ff' , ff . , -'- Sieven Barron 4 : Ro n n ie Beck Burdehe Beck Dorthene Bailey William Barneh Gary Beckman JUNE SENIORS i i W' A i 0 i I Mary Befh Belanger TI 0m05 B9 7h0IdY Mark Bisgeier Bert Boiesen Herman Bishop ,- 4 I ll, Alvin Besseni Christine Blakeney Janice Biggs Gary Bledsoe den Harold Boone Sonja Borders Valorie Bal i i ' i. i -A f f i S3 i ' .9 . v Q r me s i , -'ff is vf I f' ' ' :giraffe - i fi! W r Y! ' Reber? Boyce Jesse Bowie Mark Bourgeau 28 Iola Birdieh Alzarea Boafher Pofricia Boughner Richard Brace Susanne Brauner l l I 'G ew 1-Y l L ., wi 2. slfy' l' W N . W . I Wifi, W ff, ,ii r iallll M4 Suzanne Brown Bonnie Brown Marsha Brown Nancy Brown Yvonne Bueno Geneva Mae Bu rfon Gregory Bunker Billie Burke ' ll X 58 29 X N. Z. Bryant Donald Busse Mark Carroll Commelia Bussey Mary Butler Sally Butterfield Eugene Campanello ,T 'E Patricia Carson Harley Caudle Lynne Chandler Richard Chase Elsie Chavmon JUNE SENIORS Johnnie Childs Barbara Coleman Q Michael Chunn Nick Collias a fs Janice Corneh Mark Crocker Delores Ciucci Colleen Collins R Marion Cross Valeria Davis Christine Dawson Russell Clinard Cheryl Congdon Diane Cumberworfh Pamela Dean Deborah Davis l l l Marilyn Cole l l i Eddie Copeland l W I 1? 5-5? i V' J tw , . Q i ' U i i l 4- l Danny Daniel MERIH WSJ lm Ol llipl lil Url rim Linda De Vault XX 1 1' A f f, . R ,f' , - ff 1 Hf f',-1 ffm, - . , MERIT AWARD WINNERS CRAM FOR TESTS-Rob Gordon watches over ffrom left to rightj Gordon Mapely, Steve Ericson, and Sam Ewalt, all displaying the studying techniques that won them recognition for high achievement in the National Merit Scholarship Test. Gerry Mc- Curry could not be present lor. the picture. ull 3 1 f Y gi JUNE SENIORS Keith Dexfrom Ronald Dunigan Belinda Edwards Steven Erickson ,wif Joseph Dickie Carolyn Dinkins Ann Dunla Michele Dobski P Skyler Ebersohl Amos Eason, Jr. Fredric Edwards l.. C. Ennis, Jr. Larry Ericlxsen Richard Dooley Paulehe Ebey Gregory Erickson Samuel Ewalt if 5 li 2 12 i Uh 'x Ebey Q 7 vall seq- g icksorv Bl ,, lf l . F u I Lindo Featherstone Lo reha Fleenor Eric Fox '15 iw J 459: 4 A -U -0.4, 22? aff Fred Gary Harrington Fed Mary Fell Ronald Fleming Kenneth Franks Maria Flores Michael Fenberg Martha Rorman David Finley David Fousf Carl Furman Gregory Gallagher William Garling, Jr. Nancy Gafely JUNE SENIORS Bill Gaulsler Cynlhia George fi affix Leora Gerlinger Judilh Gloomis Roben Gordon Alice Givens 5 , Eva Gomez Richard Gorman Janice Glazier A v Michael Gracey Beverly Graham Judy Green Valerie Graves Jerry Graves Laffy Gm Y Gordon Green James Gregory James Gulacsik Frank Gurley X, John Habel El l I mcry ireen P :I Rober? l'lGll Gordon Hamllion Carolyn Hardenburgh . Julie l'l0ll0Cll Katherine Hanley V, . i , Y, 'E' -9 -J ',' A Norman Harper Delores Harris James Hardy Lqdormq Hardy Pamela Harringion -q-ling-V sr 9 K .?' ,' Delores Ann Harris Norma Harris Michael Hegwood Judith Harris Thomas Hefox Edna Herring ' . ' G 5' I7 Marsha Henry ' ' Clarence Herron Sidney Herring Shannon Henry JUNE SENIORS Q.. , 7 rr 10 Stephen Hershey 'G 'Q .3 NW 1: Joy Herzo John Henlo Michele Higgins Cassandra Hill Prenrice Hill Dorefh ia Horace Sonya Hufchison Ronald Hodge Vernon Hodge John Hoffman Darlene Hoskins Susan Huffon Cheryl Hubble Edward Hupka Percy Ingram Stephen lsgrigg linda Hoffman William Hupka in Q Clarence Jackson 1 4 lcwn, ' X Hiwllf Elilr I M cr learns A l i Jpku SDll 4 fill'?'i 'K ,.- jf Battling under the boards against Saginaw Arthur Hill, Walter Causey and Gordon Hamilton show the strain and the desire experienced by a hard driving team of mighty Chiefs during the 7966-67 basketball season. Central was strong enough this year to win their Class A District Championship. The cagers showed the pollsters their mistake by beating tenth ranked Clarkston and filth ranked Waterford Kettering. E. f'f?9oQ'2 ,-Q S five' fini K JUNE SENIORS , l hi rf w Ll Larry Jackson Andrew Johnson 5 V- as 5. 3 Kay Johnson Roger Jones I Phyllis Jackson Mary Anne Jackson John Jukusv Joseph Jefferson Arlesler Johnson Bruce Johnson Christine Johnson Dionne Johnson Chorlene Jones Ronald Johnson Soleno Johnson William Joh,-,son . M' h IK d Joseph Kcmp lc eo anne Y Behy Khan larry Kherkher ff William Kimmins Norman La Mohe Victoria Leczel 1 G'e90'Y Kiviwid Glenn Kifchen Linda Kreps Anne La Founlain Leroy Lance Frank Landry Elsie Lune Daniel Lassen , -mv' yi ix Zi , .4 ur 16 - ' fr Severine Lewis Jim Le Maybe Lena Lewis Sandra Lewis James Lindgren . W It L Kirk Lindquist O er Ong Riva Lopez Carol Lorenz 2 X xx i KX xg 'Qi 4 i l JUNE SENIORS Chyrl Loveh Palsy Lowes 4 . l x I Virgil Luckodoo Belindu McAHis1er Fred McAllister PGUIBWC MCCUUUH1 Susanne McDonald William McFarland Ruby Yvonne McGhee Geraldine McCurry Selwyn McGhee Fay Mcloin M5Ch09I McGraw LeRoy McKinney David McNeely ,1- Pofricio Mochielcl Mqrghq MacKenzie Sgello Moldon d 40 u o Janice Mclnory Gordon Mapley if! M46- apley gli Richard Marker O ,f A 1' l JoAnne Martinez Joan Merriman WI Katherine Markwood Roberto Martinez Charles Marieney Cecil Mqnin Lynn Margin Chrisiine Mason Pamela Maflock Rober1Mickens I .,,- Josephine Milligan Wilford Miner 1 X Diana Mazur Q fn -is ,Rf .gf Melvin Midgeh Karen Miller Peter Miller I, xii x a 1 Michael Minnich Elsie Minor Jacqueline Miichell 41 JUNE SENIORS Sandra Mitchell Joyce Montgomery David Moore 'T' Marilyn Moore Rim Morgan Nelma Moore 1 . J xy Alma Moss Charles Moss Roberi Myers l-l 'd5UY Newman Michael Newman Patricia Nickerson D0 l0ld M00 e Freddie Moore Janice Morrill Veyq M0595 -my 4 t is 4 . A Charles Naylor Gloria Nelson Sandra NOYYOFI Judith Nosanchuk V, are lllug V' in me h imewo dig, I A 'Je sw U ,M t Ui 1 Pl .I 5 JN man - -v-fr ? S--,,, 1 x-: . Rufus Washington shares a book with a fellow English 8 classmate. ln the background, Connie Whittaker and Pat Williams confer on a homework problem. The trend in English instruction has been in the direction of reading skills and practical writing exercises. f JUNE SENIORS Diane Obomsawin Q Kr' X f 1 Kenneih Osler Angela Ometz Marcia Olds Margare1O'NeiIl Diane O'Rourke JT 3 1 I6 AY-'Y if Michael Owen Rosemary Osley Jacquelyn Page Gerald Palmer Donald Payne Lora Pcrlove Barbara Peierson 111. Gregory Peverson Thomas Phillips .::': l , T Eleanor Penny , 5 Ni Jimmie Pickeh 1 Dorofhea Palmer Thomas Pepper Thomas Pinho g...a-H3551 E1 Richard Pinkham Lmda Pope Earl Polk Carol Powers 0 is A. YL, Joseph Preston - f is D Azzie Randolph 6' 1 X I, Lee Reyes 1' v N.. Robert Prevette X-:' Brenda Pryor Diane Pratt Rebecca Ramirez James Ratlifl Sharon Seney i . F 1- , H Robert Randolph SOFT' Reed Aleda Reid ary Ruchardson Maria Rivera Gaynell Rice Rommie Richardson JUNE SENIORS Alice Silverthorn ! Lee Roy Simmons Carol Sluka John Snmeneta JUdY Slade Betty Smith Kenneth Smith Cheryl Stagg Diane Smith Forrest Smith I it Joe Smith Gettie Smith Marilyn Smith Roger Smith Eva Spain Veta Smith Raymond Stahl vw l 4 S r. U it I During ivgn lx Uhwef. Hhqke nl gen 'O' BIC Ming I A During the firsf semesfer of fhe 7966-67 school year, Ivan Ludingion, owner of the Ludinglon Press, and University of Michigan Professor Fader, author of Hooked on Books, came io speak about the benefits of geffing info fhe paperback habit. Reading insfruc- for Blair .lohnsfon and Professor Fader lisfen fo Mr. Ludingfon. Central S'rudenTs Hooked on Books JUNE SENIORS i Diane Stamman Elberta Stephens 'Wing 5fSPl'IeY1S OV' Lillie Sfewad Shirley Stimage Michael Stidham 1 f ,!-ff ' . .JH .- Donna Stevens Gary Stewart Brian Strohm Reta Taylor Phyllis Terry ldq Thgmqg Susan Todd FY9dSI'iCk TYOVFS Carlos Trevino Donnie Thompson Patrick Trinidad Robert Tannehill .xi William Tipton William Trout-t 1-and Bruce Turpin Christine Twilley Rose Valento O Neil Van Belle Kathleen Vandergritf Michael Van Guilder Linda Vanhook William Van Lindon ,lin- ? ' . at 'l 5 I 1 l i l Gary Villereal Sharman Vessells Kennelh Vollmc' Larry Walker Patricia Walker Ruthie Walker Delia Vela Mario Vasquez Steven Wagg Deborah Waider Danny Wall linda Wall JUNE SENIORS H Brenda Wallett Douglas Welch Rachael Ward Linda Westbrook Elizabeth Washington Kris Wetterhahn Q 4. Rufus Washington Jack Webb Elaine White Martha Wheat Cynthia Wheeler Joyce White it 4-, if 2 1 cr 4 Lee White Consgon Dorethea Whiters ce Whittaker I Rebecca Wigent Bonniro Williams Patricia Williams Donna Williams Diane Williamson 4 mc. . ,,. 5 M., .ff Gladys Williams Gregory Williams Keith Wilson Marvin Wilson, Jr ,f Nancy Wirth Deborah Witherspoon '??k.f.. Wendy Wold Heidi Wursf John Worthy Mock Williams Dennis Wilton f',f Ja Lynn Yansen - . .B Ori' fir SUMMER SENIORS Veairice Bailey Clyde Barkus Evelyn Herron Gloria Hanes Sandra Reynolds Charles Roguske linda Cohen Edward McMahon i I il A? l 'l Karen Roger Willie Scoh Jerome Craft if Thomas O'Connor LeRoy Thomas .-, ' 'HK 4 r' Florine Harden 4 3. ,Q if 'Q K. Herschel Owens Alben Villa fr .42 7+ l -Y If 1 Ronnie Williams On Sunday, December 4, Ron Lock- hart, president of the Jaycees, welcomed the visitors of the annual Junior Miss Pageant and introduced the Master of Ceremonies, Richard Fitzpatrick. The talent presentation was opened by Carol Sluka, who performed a mod- ern dance routine set to the song, Love Potion Number Nine. Marilyn Moore interpreted Phyllis Diller, and Sonia Hutchinson did a Charleston rou- tine. A piano solo was then presented by Judy Nosanchuk. Dressed in a youth- ful costume, she song 1'You Make Me Feel So Young. Another piano solo was then presented by Judy Gloomis. And last, but not by any means least, Jo Lynn Yansen displayed her winning talent by performing a musical skit based on her trip to Holland, called My Musical Formula for Friendship. Jo Lynn's poise over-shadowed the other eleven girls as she made a lasting im- pression in a beautiful pink formal dress. After the contestants were shown a film of the 1966 National Junior Miss Contest, Phyllis Grisham, the 1966 Pon- tiac Area Junior Miss, wished all of the girls good luck. The program ended with Jo Lynn's crowning-Pontiac Area Junior Miss, 1967. A .1 .2..L 1. 5' Pontiac Area Junior Miss for 1967 Meadow Brook Theatre Matinees In its premiere season, The John Fernald Company of the Meadow Brook Theatre helped Oakland Uni- versity take another major step toward establishing itself as a cultural center. Doing plays written by some ofthe finest dramatists in the world, John Fernald and his company of ex- tremely talented actors exposed Pontiac high school students to purely professional theatre. Approximately 600 students l30O from each high schoolj attended five matinees, one each month from January to May. The plays were, in the words of Mr. Fernald, not only highly theatrical but able to in- volve us intensely with life. The plays were The Caucasian Chalk Circle by Brecht, Love's Labour's Lost by Shakespeare, You Never Can Tell by Shaw, The Waltz of the Toreadors by Anouilh, and The Three Sisters by Chekhov. i 56 lu YQ - - -,. sean:--ifv' -, - v- .. ,. , 'Q , I-Y? .Q-Q., .,., ----. ' 'EKU' '- ,av X Viv- . Wilnpv f W U' :1 f' '1qafi'- N -fi. , ff, , fyif , 19' ' L' ' f - ' ' Q, 'fig' z, , TV, V V1-'4fg.4,144j-,.. ,-4, :E ' Q Q13 . f,3,'Qe:':,-' f. '3- ,1 , f ff , 3 3- .gvq 16.4,-I 4 1' 9 I iff' 'if 41 ff , , - .ff- ff, ,L-4,1f2'w4fi,, -' 1-f A' My Z Z If- f if x ' Q -ar J, .- ,,.- . 'Y 5 vt.: . ' -- L' 7' , .g - if-L.,-x I + Zu, I lx. . P'?u....Y 4 if ,'. WT Vicki Leczel, Princess Phyllis Terry, Chief Steve Hershey, Kirk Lindquist and Peggy O'Neil lAbsent, Jim Ratliffl. The true spirit of Anteneeban, lndian for fall festival, began weeks before Home coming, labove, opposite page, two Centralites finish the thunderbird for the floatj and elections were held to elect a Chief, Princess, and Court. Th T Finally, at 6:30, October 14, the festival began it's parade to Wisner Stadium. The e parade, led by the band, consisted of decorated cars from various homerooms and A'Cappella Choir, Band, Biology Club, Cheerleaders, Chemistry Lab Assistants, Dolphins, S ' ' Future Teachers, Girl's Gym Assistants, Modern Dance Club, Pep Club, Retail Co-op Club, p I r Student Union, Tomahawk, and the float carrying our Chief, Princess, and Court. After the parade, a Homecoming crowd of 3,000 was f A 1, b treated to a gridiron display of power as Pontiac Central O n G n turned back Saginaw 41-13. During half-time, lost year's Princess, Eileen Hatchett presented Princess Phyllis Terry with the necklace. continued Pam Harrington, Cassandra Hill, and Sandy Shorter rouse school spirit at the pep rally, 1 T - 4, af:-f,'f5:. 'T.'5x.?k'7?'f- - 3' 'ii A :Qi 9' if-dr ...P Bennie Williams M02 goes down legs flying VARSITY SCHEDULE Arthur Hill Midland Flint Northern Boy City Handy Saginaw Flint Southwestern Flint Central Bay City Central Pontiac Northern Bruce Trupin f28j eludes a tackle bY Saginaw' 'O finish with a score for PCH. Sophomore Hardiman Jones f'l7l with the help of Frank Hupka 1621 pushes his way through the Flint Nofthern defense. A x Central's gridders, as the year began, didn't look like the team ofthe previous year. However, after losing their first two games, the Chiefs bounced back to beat Flint Northern 20-18. Top players forthe l966 season were All - Saginaw Valley selection, Bruce Turpin, and Bennie Williams. Hardimen Jones turned out to be the sophomore surprise of the year, scoring a total of 36 points for the year. Bennie Williams topped Jones with an outstanding 42 points. Losing by only an average of 2 points a game suggests that the Chiefs were a successful, hard driving team. With a 4-4 record, PCH placed 5th in the Saginaw Valley. This year four players were chosen as All-County Class A players. Tackle Keith Dextrom and halfback Bruce Turpin took first team honors while guard Larry Jackson and full back Bennie Williams were among the second team players. The Orange and Black Set'em Back Little Chiefs Finish Mike Prince I8-'U kicks for an extra point Holding 6--l -.i in Valley Race the ball is Larry Froede fl6j. li isa 1, 3 L' sas Y2.ll.s1llso S2 Junior Varsity: first row, Richard Boyce, Robert Hunt, Steve Sheffield, Joe McMillen, Bill Gattschall, Tom Wilson, Mark Payne, Roger Gracey, Bill Price, Albary Tipton. Second row: Carl Lee, Lynn Fowlker, Jerry Genspenger, Horace Davis, Rick Morgan, Jesse Bennett, Mike Strutz, Mark Asplin, Rolly Garcia, Larry Moses, Larry Johnson. Third row: Ray Suther- land, Shelby Money, Chris Brewer, Ed Zull, Bob Byas, Rogelio Rodrigues, Bill Graham, Mike Johnson, Mike Ramsey, Charles Thorp, Harold Stahl, Roger Bergo. Fourth row: Jerry Allen, Mike Galbraith, George Opie, John Hayes, Leon Looney, Carl McKnight, Linward Lowe, Roger Butler, Jerry Seaw. Fifth row: Rufus Burrow, Ewing Seay, George Rush, Mike Campbell, Scott Wilson, Owen Kondratuk, Oliver Mathes, Harry Spears. 1 i hlyfas MB J U Q J. V. SCHEDULE Arthur Hill Midland Flint Northern Bay City Handy Saginaw Flint Northwestern Flint Southwestern Bay City Central l 'S f J Hardiman Jones U71 runs through the hole, while Bob Boyce l85j and Eddie Copeland l60j help smash Saginaw's line. Varsity: first row, Frank Johnson, Keith Dextrom, Larry Jackson, Sam Ewalt, Bennie Williams, Eddie Copeland, Ken Vollmar, Bob Boyce, Willie Ramsey. Second row: Mangia Robinson, Ricky Sherrell, Ron Seay, Bruce Turpin, Mike Shorters, Lee White, Hardi- man Jones, Frank Hupka, Fred Edwards, Willie Black. Third row: Charles Mason, Mike Stowe, Gregory Woods, Bob Danic, Chris Northcross, Mike Shanholtz, Larry Froede, Walter Terry, Robert Copeland. Fourth row: Mike Prince, Larry Lewis, Chuck Graham, Greg Osler, Skip Barach. Vx fi Q74 3 41gg1.ss,g4:g' y C . fe so 1 so 7 is ,Quin 'Holi . . . 5 v Ili., 4, Iigfll T. ..-W E - F-aims IQ- I xx v 6 L A b ' -In 55 -, A E6 i 'TT' Ycqilfd VLESLL li'b6W'l?h ik iff. y W U by A ee L7 few ey, pi ,LN M s'B70B55 i'8'72 iii my . ii L H ' 3 sa XX all X in ,C if, 3 - W7 W to' y 'fl 'S pkxvlfqxilx ef 3 il If 4U ssvj asf , f 34 L .il 3 l D L ,LQ Us t v ' s'iii 5 T o il ,191 f L e,sy . co 1 g. M3141 An opponent watches helplessly as Walter Causey hauls in another rebound. Long known as ballhawks, the Chiefs again proved themselves under the backboards in the 7966-67 season. All hands are against Arthur Hill as Gordon Hamilton and Walter Causey move in on a rebounding ball. Strong rebounding was an aid to the Chiefs during their campaign in the Saginaw Valley. Chief Cagers Celebrate District Championship Led by the 'l-2 scoring punch of Prentice Hill and Alton Wilson, Coach Fred Zittel's cagers concluded a highly successful season by knocking off fifth ranked Waterford Kettering for a Class A District Championship. Finishing with a 14 win, 5 loss overall record, the Chief displayed moments of greatness. An upset victory over Saginaw during the regular season and district wins over the favored Clarkston and Kettering quintets must have made the often wrong pollsters squirm. Along with Hill and Wilson, Walter Causey, John Childs, and Gordon Hamilton made up Coach Zittel's starting team. The big five, with the aid of a strong bench, helped make the Valley a tight race. Coach Ralph Grubb's Little Chiefs concluded their season with a IO win, 6 loss record. Also finishing strongly were Coach Art Van Ryzin's sophomore squad with 8 wins and 2 losses. AHIT! ,,- 'v 3 -7- Q9 f . 75X ii Varsity . ff 3 5 W 5 . 3 2 ' 5 i , i i i P 1 L: 3 A 0- , , 2 I P 2 U 5 A T L 4 , I J. 4 5 , I N Y h y xt ,X ' Z 5 V w r Q 9 fa L ' 'v I l xi . I 4 X First row: Jewel Stevens, Fred Zittle lcoachj and Ardell Shelton. Second row: Prentice Hill, Willie Black lman- agerj, Leon Looney and John Childs. Third row: Dan Daniels, Walter Cousey, Leonard Cole, Alton Wilson and Frank Russell. Sophomores First row: John Jefferson, Arthur Van Rizen lcoachj and Peter Whittiker. Second row: Ken Long, Horace Davis, Larry Moss and Phil Crawford. Third row: Willie Sullivan, Verner Nelson, Waverly Jones, Roger Butler and Duane Foster. Q X. uf Chiefs Compile i4 5 Record Varsity Schedule Roseville Flint Central Bay City Central Pontiac Northern Arthur Hill Midland Flint Northern Roseville Bay City Handy Saginaw Flint Southwestern Flint Central Bay City Central Pontiac Northern Midland Flint Northern Clarkston Waterford Kett. Hamtramack i I , -' Y A 4 W C C First row: Duane Eddington, Ralph Grubb fcoachl and Hardiman Hanes, Second row: Elfred Childs, Larry Walker, Rich Morgen, Lewis McNeir and Clayton Birch. Third raw: Larry Watkins, George Rush, Rudolph Churchwell, Robert Johnson and john Breeze. JV Schedule PCH 72 - Roseville 50 63 - Flint Central 57 48 - Bay City Central 6'l 60 - Arthur Hill 76 69 - Pontiac Northern 66 54 - Midland 42 58 - Flint Northern 57 75 - Roseville 48 62 - Bay City Handy 29 54 - Saginaw 70 53 - Flint Southwestern 57 39 - Flint Central 63 60 - Bay City Central 55 63 - Pontiac Northern 57 60 - Midland 56 62 - Flint Northern 77 I Coach Mel Nuss and first baseman AI Bessant. It snowed in March: Indoor practice was common. April 8 Cranbrook l2l April ll Waterford Q21 April 15 Kettering f2j April 18 Seaholm April 24 Arthur Hill April 27 Midland May l Flint Northern May 4 Bay City Handy May 8 Saginaw May i5 Flint S.W. May l8 Flint Central May 22 Bay City Central May 27 Pontiac Northern f2l Baseball Makes a Hit and Hustles at Central During the past two years, baseball has made a come- back at Central. Last year was the best in many a season as the Chiefs won twelve and lost thirteen and placed fifth in the Valley. As the season's workouts began, Coach Mel Nuss indi- cated a cautious optimism. Adding considerably to Coach Nuss's hopes was the return of five experienced pitchers: Gary Richardson, Cecil Martin, Larry Walker fa relief acej, Glenn Kitchen, and Bill Rollo. Other bright spots on the squad were catcher Gary Villereal, first sacker Al Bessant, Randy Sutt at second, short stop Gary Richardson, and Terry Villereal at third. A strong, fast and efficient outfield included Cecil Martin, Dale Houston and Dick Dooley. - W. ,s My vs. K -. ' :SH f pe. S-J ' First row: Dave Webster, Terry Villereal, Gary Viller- lot of action by the time this book is in the hands of eal, and Randy Sutl. Second row: Larry Walker, Cecil its readers. This should be a good year for diamond Martin, Dale Houston, Bill Rollo, and Alvin Bessant. According to Coach Nuss, these boys will have seen a Chiefs. First row: Bill Rollo, Larry Walker, Cecil Martin, Gary Villereal, Alvin Bessanl, and Harley Caudle. Second row: Randy Sutt, Leon Looney, Terry Villereal, Clyde Duncan, Victor Quince, Richard Vine, and Glenn ,, A Kitchen. Third row: Larry Tremper, Phil Crawford, Tom Hillsey, Ed Hupka, Keith Wilson, Dave Webster, Dale Houston, and Bill Garling. Cheerleaders Chanling Vheir war crys of llVic1ory! al all PCl-lS's I966- 67 athlelic events were this year's varsity and iunior varsity cheerleaders. Firsl row: QJVJ Maryanne Schoneman, Stacia Burns lcaplain footballj, Janice Muehl Qcapfain baskelballl, Theresa Hunt, Beth Vershure, and Cathy Crew. Second row: Warsifyj Gaynell Rice, Jo Lynn Yansen fcapfain baskefballj, Sandy Shorter, Sharman Vessels, Pam Harrington fcaptain loolballj, and Vicki Leczel, New sponsors for the squads are Dorothy Chanfler and Gaynel Spalla. Also new were uniforms for our squads. ? QA ws. N , J: L? l , Q I 1' , l ffl S l 'W 7 Dolphins M K ulook Through any Window was the theme ot this year's Dolphin show. Participating in the show were, First row: Molly Sellman, Judy Slade, Martha Forman, Ann Dunlap, Pat Machiela, Linda Kreps, Jackie Page. Second row: Marsha MacKenize, Barbara Anthony, Marilyn Moore, Nancy Gately, Peggy O'Neill, Mary Beth Belanger, Chris Blakeney, Sandy Norton, Sonya Hutchison, and sponsor Dorothy Chantler. Third row: Lynn Webb, Debbie Hiltzl Joy Pepper, Kathy Doig, Sandy Pack, Diane Nicholl, Diane Shane, Carol Gaydos. Fourth row: Linda Hess, Debbie Olsen, Kris Bird, Maureen Corpron, Ginny Haw- kins, Karen Jones, Doreen Corpron, Sue Strait, Darlene Morrisey, Ann McClain. as , .Qf'i i , I Q ,, V f A is ' ' 5. .,,,gi,! F L ami.. f : f . X 'K ,L t A X if . ,,,....-nat by 4 ' 3, if lg -'A-f il.. Y I v-MN . 41 , .-' i. 'D' i - ' 1 0 , A.. fl 'V- W A .1A1'.:..-V A S- ' 3 14 u ilu' i i i i i i 71 -C ,X la X Aladdin and t .VXI ' hz the Wonderful Lamp S L Arnold Bernstein, 'lAladdin and the Wonderful Lamp was magnificent with the beauty, magic, and mystery of Arabian nights. Presented on Saturday, November 19, l966, at 8:00, the play, with its strong plot and exciting stage effects, was a play that both audi- ence and performers could enioy. llj Cheryl Dell applies make-up to Bill Gaukler before dress rehearsal. l2l Diane Nicholl reviews her lines for the opening performance. lfil Slaves ofthe magic ring lMary Elam, Jeanne Purdy, Patty Dell, and Tatia Melnikj collaborate to conjure up spirits to help Aladdin escape from the cave. Ml Genie ol the lamp fMike Jacobsl stands ready to do his master's bidding. l5j The Sultan lJim White, lar rightj an- nounces his daughter's lDiane Nicholll marriage to Aladdin lPete Millerl and gives them his blesssings. Major speaking parts were performed by Pete Miller lAladdinj, Diane Nicholl lPrincess Adoraj, and Victor Adams lmagicianl. Other members of the cast were Alana CarglelAladdin's Motherj, Jim White lSul- tanl, Allesia Daniels lNoonaj, Mike Jacobs lGenie ot the Lampl, Michael Lee lGenie of the Ringl, and Cindy Johnson llialessial. Also performing were Slaves of the Ring, Mary Elam, Jeannie Purdy, Tatia 72 director Melnik, Angela Williams, and Slaves of the Lamp, Maryanne Schoneman Diane Keels, Barbara Johnson, Celestine Wallace, Annette Johnson, and Citizens Nick Leland, Walt Long, Dave Faust, Vicki Chambers, Jackie Baker Cindy Jones, Pat Plauffe, and Gay Behler. Directed by Arnold Bernstein, the play's student directors were Donna Williams, Jo Lynn Yansen, and Kirk Lindquist. hrsenjc and ,16 5 ., - 4 5 1 6 . f' 32 ul' 3 - 2, . 2 I Al- ' ul uWhaf would'sf Thou? asks fhe Genie of fhe Ring -, F5 v , ,uv i Y? , 'A W ,-if 4,4 fp. .41 ,V ff V Juniors '4 i L.. Aldo, Dole Allen, Daniel Allen, Diana K Allen, Vickie Allen, Jerry ' Anderson, Sharron Andrews, Charles Andrews, Kay Angel, Kaihy Appleton, Nancy Arciniaga, Greg Asplin, Craig 9 . A CJ '13 ,l , ., , 4 . l 1.1 ' X- I 1. H ilu Barber, Ernesf Barker, David Barkus, Hattie Barron, Carol Bateman, Karen Batten, Beverly Baumgras, Jerry Baylor, Paul Beach, Denise Beal, Calvin Bedford, Linda Beebe, Paul Bennew, Jesse Berberoglu, Berch Bierlein, Bill Black, Eddie Black, Willie Blaylock, Cheryl , ,,,,,, ,.... l wr 76 .A Wy 7 1 . ...gs F hcl , ' r I K Y .I l gi , A6 rf ' ff' K 4-:- s 1 F 1 .- Q eg 'ash I I B xy i Q L if Acre, Sally Adams, Hazel Adams, Victor Aquilera, Julie Aquilera Lupe h Alexander, Clyde I ' A A 5355 . ,cf e Y k . Y , Q A 3 if , ' 'NE ' i Bacok, Beverly Bailey, Bruce Baird, William Baker, Diane Ball, Richard Banks, Diane i-if Y,- Blaylock, Susan Bledsoe, Richard Blood, Bob Bloodworfh, Bradley Blumeno, Sharon :Sei . 'E ,--. .xla . Boga, Mike Bonds Deborah Boone Erle Boone, Evelyn Boothe Mark -'UG' . Nw ii- ,' - Hr, 'ie .ff r A ' Boom, shmey :,-f J al 1 l . 7 f 3 if 'E --v Q ,SF ' - ... lla:- '7 ' f- . n..i ' 'Ti'-:V Brown, Yvonne Brundige, Jim Bryant, Eugene Burch, Jim Burch, Pamela Burns, Stacia 'x Q... 'T-53? ' 14? Sf li Corro, James Carroll, Scott Carter, Barbara Carter, Michael Carter, Philip Cashin, Sara 'vi A12 i lx A. hiv . lv 1 1 Borders, Myron Bottom, Rick Boued, Gordon Boughner, Bonnie Bourgeau, Jeffrey Bowman, Zandra Brailhwaite, Jim Bramble, Teri Branham, Jim Branner, Tereatha Breen, Mary Brisbois, Wayne Britt, Alma Brown, Alma Brown, Cecylya Brown, John Brown, Susan Brown, Thomas ,V , .,,., ,BA 'ht 1-4' AA li J -f B y Z' ,i j xt 'EZ- 'Z' if nf 1 Burrell, Ann Burton, Mack Bush, Gil Butler, Alfreda Byrd, Janice Calhoun, Robert Campbell, Marlene Campbell, Mike Cannadu, Yvonne Cantu, Miguel Carey, Sandy Cargle, Alana x ls' -3, - S J f ff r '- M Juniors Q D Q , ,Q , - B ,. our ,, 'e fi ,Q 1 I - . - ' , , l X 1 . A Churchwell, Rudolph 'li Cobb, Lloyd ' Cobb, Lorena Cody, Richard Cole, leonard Coleman, Lorena 1... l Copeland, Robert Cordova, Irma Cordova, Mario ' C Costello, Chan X Cowdrey, Greg , Cox, linda -K A N 1' 45? 3 i ap Danic, Bob I 1 'V V' 5,-gyfy , Danielson, Dennis C ,+ve d'Argy, Charles I 4 X Dafonya, Samples D U 'A 1- Davenport, John '- 5' . Cv . Davis, Alisa 5' 1 N V-' , X. . 4. xv- WV' X l --A Delgado, Mary Dell, Cheryl ' Dennison, Mary Deshefler, Don ' Dewall, Margaret Disfel, Pam i ' li Cayfon, Nelriva Chase, Roger Chafmon, LaVern Cheul, Dale Cheal, Diane Childs, Alfred 3. tj '33 L 1 - . fy . , fx A Collins, John Collins, Mary Cooley, Dan Cooley, Tim Coolidge, Calhy Cooper, Mary ' 1 Cox, Nancy Craft, George Crew, Ccfhy Crocker, Elizabeth Crone, Anita Cummings, Yvehe I ,221 Davis, Cheryl Davis, Noihan Davis, Peggy Dawkins, Joyce Dawson, Lynda Decleene, Dan ,Fix Y , K .,,, , 1 Q x 'U l Dickie, Bob 'f' Dixon, Cornelia V Dixon, Dolores Doig, Kalhryn In ' Donaldson, Lynn .E-:D Doolin, Pahi ' A 'T' 5 6 ' 1 Early, Jesse Eason, Laras Edward, Henry Edwards, Mary Elam, Mary t-5 .ig 9 , L ll .I Ae i T' hx A Farmer, Steve Farms, John Farnsworlh, Sandra Faulkner, Don Faulkner, Ronald V' Feaiherslone, John l jg in 1 like l 5 i 'Q' in - 'NZ 2 N1 I 9925 J .f V- . KZ 'Z 1 I 1. 11' bf 1 Q .Al Freeman, Carol Freeman, Melvin , ,, Froede, Lary ..- -' A, I - J' Gale, Roberla 'Q' Galloway, Rhonda 1 S 3' Garcia, Joe 'r - -.. Q . gl 3. L. - , ,V 1 1 ! J A J - J 1, 'E' F l N' -yi , A A, A Q: ',Z,fZJg?,r, 1 ,- fr 1 4 'Z' 1 If Drilller, Mary Dudley, Judy Eaddy, Rulh Eaglen, Joyce Eames, Harold Eanes, Laymond Elliah, Peler Embree, Siephen Emerson, Margaref Evans, Sandra Everell, Craig Fair, Kafherine I A1 -,ai 1 1' Ferguson, Barbara Fitch, Merle Fladger, Pafricia Flores, Beriha Flores, Hope Forlineas, Phil Gauthier, Daniel Gaydos, Carol Genez, Susie George, Jim Gianopoulos, Ely Giers, Brenda 1,1 J dh Glasgow, Marie Glazier, Wanda Gloomis, Julian Glover, Henry Godoshian, Jan Gonzales, Jesse Goodsell, Frank Gooley, David Gragg, Mary Graham, Bill Graham, Charles Graham, Chuck i I A 4 ' 'X ' la J -3 .4 A ' 4 XY? 'fi l Q x. Al ' f U J Hendersfein, Kirk Hernandez, Calhy Herring, Diane Herron, Violet Hibbs, Raymond Hillsey, Barbara Hilfz, Debby Hobson, Carol Hodge, Gwendolyn Hodge, Glen Holley, Willie Hollis, Susan l 5 , we 4, rep! 'Qi f Y .- 5 3 Q W! , VI QQ, . H ' f , . K I A Gramer, Donald Gray, Toni Graybiel, Jim Green, Barbara Green, Kathy Gray, Neil Greenhalgh, Mary Griffin, Chris Groves, Robert Griffin, Deborah Groves, Kaihy Guilds, Arlene Guzman, Roberl Hall, Sally Hannah, Samuel Harmon, Gary Harper, Pat Harris, Connie gt V Harris, Gloria Hassig, Francis t., Hayes, Quincy Hembree, Gary Hemming, Bev 'cl . J Q, U ,- if 1 Heaton, Sharon x ik I ,W ' ' qw 5' -A A-Y: fi L .4 'fs of 7 , A ' lQi F Humphries, Jim Hunt, Theresa Hunter, Dee Hurford, Vicky Hurner, Gloria Hursf, Larry Husion, David Hufchons, Charlene Hutton, Lindo Hymes, Connie Irving, Clyde Ison, Linda Jackson, Alfha Jacobs, Michael Jameson, Patricia Jansen, Mike Joworski, Allen Jenkins, Arvin Jimenez, Fidel Johnson, Annefie Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Charles Johnson, Jean Johnson, Jesse 6, LJ vi K-ef Hooks, Faye Hoois, Lynn Houck, Wolver Houston, Dale Howard, Annie Howard, Harolyn Howell, Bill Hillie, Ruih Huborfh, Daniel Hubbard, Laura Hudson, Minnie Hughes, Dan ' B X Johnson, John Johnson, Morgaref Johnson, Michael Johnson, Randy Johnson, Roberi Johnson, Donald Johnson, Toni Jones, Cindy Jones, Mark Jones, Patricia Justice, Evelyn Kofip, Verna Juniors 05 n fa, 'rv L Niro. r 4 JI 3 I -1 453. ,-: Kimmerly, Mark Kirchmeyer, Bruce Kirk, Debby Klock, Evelyn Kochan, Barbara Kraniz, Cindy Karnes, Debby Lamar, Jerry Lampman, William Lance, Walter Lanham, Linda Laucker, Ed K A l tr .gy ,Q Lee, Floyd Leidy, Shelia Leland, Nick Lewis, Carol Lewis, Chris lewis, Ernesf Lewis, J.C. Lighffaof, Carl Lippard, Linda Lifwicki, Russell Long, Michael Looney, Leon Lopez, Raymond losand, Daniel Love, Befiy Love, Charles Lowe, Sue Lusier, Arnold . A-,Sv . M , r' Y- -QU U . -R ' V . Y I v-47 Keeler, Blenda Kelly, Brenda Kent, Bob Kerr, Henry Keichum, Lawrence Kilby, Samuel V Q. ,L Yr'- 'tu f I!! I' 'I E. f' f A I L- 's-' -IQ' ' 14 Lawrence, Anvoinehe Lawrence, Keith Lawrence, Warren Lawson, Loraine Leacher, Michael Ledsinger, Janice rf 4 T 82 Mack, Velma Mackley, Carole Mallory, Carol Martin, Barbara Martin, Don Martin, Ernest ,X X Q. LT' ur '5' do Martinez, Gilbert Mason, Archie Mason, Betty Mason, Mason, John Mattingly, Pat or es ,E Ch I n' J 3 Mazur, Cary Mazza, Debbie McCall, Deborah , McCann, Joan v-f McClain, Susan AJ' McClure, Kathy McGinnis, Athie McKelvey, Steven I McNeir, Lewis :7 wp, 'J McVicar, JoAnn N' Merkavitz, Karen l 1' Merriman, William .K V ,Q 1 Miller, Charlotte Miller Mike Miller, Mike ' Miller, Timothy f Milligan, Robert Mills, Leroy 1? 1-.r..:v Milton, Barbara Milton, Bernard Minor, Major .,, B Miracle, Jerry ,rj I ' Mitchell, Jim f ' Mitchell, Renee 1 Z' Mitchell, Robert ' 'fy Mole, Ted In ' Moncrief, Edde Mae 'B 'h H .J l Moore, Ed ,LI tiff' ' ' 1' , I Moore, Ivory ' -.sl 'M Y ' ,I Moriarty, Marlene r , , , , Morris, Charles H Morrissey, Darlene Morrow, Carolyn .eg .. ,Z Moysen, Franziska - Muehl, Janice .-.M 'T' I ' V ' Mullen, Elaine Mullinix, Carolyn Munson, Albert Navarro, Rose Navarro, Virginia Naylor, Larry Neal, Bev 5 , fs! as .a 4 Y, 4 t-af f' lg K l l A ' 1 A Q Juniors l Negoshian, George Nicholl, Diane Nickerson, Adrian Niehaus, Sandy Ninotti, Michael Noel, Walter 724' . f- -zu V-'4 s ' 7 54 E if ..x Outland, Hugh Overbough, Ken Owens, Brenda Pace, Susan Pack, Sandy Paida, Teresa Peeples, Michael Penny, Wanda Peeper, Joy Pickett, Beryl Pickford, Roger Nordlund, Virgil . x L4 wa 1 1-. 1 'K g Norris, Oliver Northcross, Christopher v Nunn, Rosemary N' Nufter, Sandra , ' X .x J' Osley, Charles 1 ' U , X X x X lf i if 4 P l i ,,f Palacios, Norma Palmateer, Diana Parker, Susan I Parry, James - Paterson, Alan 'F ' Payne, Mark . 3 K .fi mm l Pillow, Pam -H451 -' 7 Pippen, James I-5 Pimloft, James 3 , Plouffe, Pat 'i Q 47 44 - ' ll A7 ' I P Pope Adrian Q -M T PM N ,Y ' K3 Porritt, Chuck 7 KW X ' Porritt, Mary 4 li A l l X , M ,. x Powell, Judy Price, Helen Prince, Michael Puckett, Barbara V05 Prude, Jeffery Nc, JE' f Pugh, DeBonna , el, N7 l J ' 41' ,-'cs .. ' ,Ax ' Purdy, Jeannie A J, ,J i Purkiss, Thomas ,. qi-7 V H? 1 fx Putnam, iroolis ,Q 1' I J' . '37, Ramirez, ran V ' Y f ' Ratlifl, Sheila 84 Raynard, Roger River, Altagracia Rivera, Joseph Roach, Sandra Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Mangia Rodgers, Lorraine Rogers, Sandra Rollo, Bill Roop, David Rocha, Robert Ross, Jeffrey Rouser, Keith Sanders, Cynthia Scarbraugh, Linda Schwartz, Lynn Schiller, Dick Schoeneman, Maryanne Seay, Deloris iq - yy 'U F1 Shonholtz, Mike Shaw, Janet Shell, Mike Sherrell, Ricky Shorters, Michael Shoemaker, Bill yfnw , .5 1. ,E ' C Q , J' , -17 ri .gg 1 1 .cf J J 1 X V J -v fi 'ffl gf L l I D H31 f . Af' Redmond, Jeanette Reich, Dan Rhodes, Steve Rice, Sheila Richards, Andrew Richter, Jerry l Rodriguez, Esther Rodriguez, Harold Rodriguez, Juanita Rodriguez, les Roie, Jim Rogers, Richard g , K Roush, Mike Rowls, Carolyn Russell, Frank Saldana,Felix Samples, Datonya Samples, Doris 6, yy.1y' .' 1 ' 1, iv .fi 1 ,, .- 3 V.: -' 4 sf ' , - Q, V V2 I-.N M V- L , -1 'L ,, as 'W , i K -' a i '- 1 , M seabefv, Make Seiser, Lynn L ' ' ' ii Seiss, Laura A I 4 I -gl Senter, Elmer 1 A - i Sessions, James N L Shane, Diane my-iw. . Q l . .. 1 1 A ' i . , L5 ' Q. , . -34:13-J 4 i '-' - - 15 15 85 Juniors Shorters, Rosalind Shelton, Ardell Shelton, James Shields, James Sibley, Debby Siggins, Douglas Silva, Hortencia Slocum, Perry Smith, Bethalee Smith, Clarence Smith, Craig Smith, Deborah ef 'ffvy '- Q 4 l f f ,M f S ' Q te' ' 6 '.J Smith, Elaine Smith, Jacque J A 4 L' Smith, Mike 3 Xs:p V I f' Smith, Robert 3 15 .gmac N U X s ' Smith, Pauline , - ' ,.,,,- ' X .div A ' . fi' Snoddy, Anthony at ,a Smith, Dave A R Spanburg, John , V L ' Stamey, Carolyn I ' . Q ,cyl I - Stanley, Veola I Ei 7- T' Y ' ' Stephens, Glenda X N-: - V A W Sterling, Debbie P 6' A I M Stearns, Charles Stewart, Larry gl 3 it - - 5 1 V Stone, Nancy L -il, M-I A L ' Stowe, Michael rf 0 2' X, Strait, Sue . f ' Straugh, Laura I ' Strine, Cindy Stringer, Karen Strahm, Bruce 1, -A 7' ' ' C t Struckman, Tom '53, U A A if Strutz, Ernest V l 'W' Summers, Larry x R A , Suther land, Jim Sutherland, Ray Sutt, R Swan, Tadem andy Charles y, Cynthia Tarpley, Denise Tate, Carol Tatum, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Gail ' Jim Lesia Pat -Q sv- , I K ., X Sissie 'ui ,E-V . i.. ' A , , H A x .. '- V 'T' L 1 .0 if T 'Q Trauf, Brenda Temper, Larry Troy, Margaret Turnbull, Cynthia Ulrich, Janie Ulrich, Kafhy Underwood, Suzanne Veatch, Mark Vershure, Belh Villa, Rita Villarreal, Tomas Vine, Richard Waara, Bill Waffle, Dave Wagg, Ted Walker, Alford Walker, William Wallace, Celestine Wallace, Cynihia Waller, Erma Walsh, Glo-Ann Walters, Danny Ward, Rudolph Warren, Jack yy JVP T Je. J A 5 1 up 3- 'va Teasley, Terry Terry, Berlha Terry, Efhel Thomas, J.C. Thomas, Margarei Thomas, Michael Thome, Maxine Thompson, Brenda Thorne, Glenda Thorpe, Margaref Threlkeld, Maurice Torres, Lynda lui Jil LQLLAQ 3 if fa 1 far A -'sg xv, m j' 2' ' I . A P l: V . . ' .. 3, AZN s. A K gfrfzr 4: X- ' V.-f a -3 7+ -,IL Q -.' , 4 Qi , , , 1 'f'J lL'C1,i We 'fl' .A F7 Q if ' L 4' .. I' e. e Ib 'T Ig , 45 4 .5 - 'C' K A Watkins, Anna Wahers, Charles Webster, David Welsh, Jenny Wesley, Ella West, Vicki Weyant, Barbara White, Jimbo White, William Whiteman, Carol Whiters, Randolph Whites, James .lumors Widdilield, Anne Wiggins, Ronnie Wilke, Richard Williams, Angela Williams, Clarence Williams, Dean Williams Diane Williams Patricia Williams, Yuonne Willson, Diane Wilson, Roger Wood, Ronald Wilson, Alton Woods, Charlene Woods, Gregory Woods, Susie Wrighl, Bealrice Wright, Dianna Wrighi, Ezekiel tr li? ls ' is-M Ni A 99 .. i' 155. , Yee, Alben 1' Young, Knox I Young, Mike l v X . 41' ', A Young, Ran 'FF' - X I Sf- X Wigwam Happiness Zoilco, Elaine Zull, Ed Those smiles of salisfacfion are a common sigh! in fhe Wigwam or faculfy dining room froom 1782. Mary K. France, The home economics inslrucfor responsible for fhe Wigwam's fine food and service, stops for a momenl af fhe lable of Kenneth Huffman, Coordinator of Apprenlice and MDTA Programs and Bill Rose, Coordinalor of Adulf Educcilion. W .f .W AA Candy Stripers During World War ll, the first Candy Striper group was organized. ln 1942, hospitals everywhere were losing employees to the armed forces. Though many fiili'i,A -. . women and teenagers volunteered to help, there was . Still an acute shortage. Consequently, in Evanston 1 A ' ' .Ai Hospital in Illinois, it was proposed that some of the A. ' Xf' '-., if girls who had been delivering mail and preparing A 4 l 1 5 A A , 3 A, A 'L , supplies be trained to feed patients. l Z ll ii AAA Ixi' A ,A The Candy Striper program was established in g r ff- I l llll g, 1961 at Pontiac General Hospital. Since then over 1 AA -if 'i 1000 girls have been trained. Thirty to thirty-tive ' JA Aj N. A ' ' l kg 'i IVAA 'P girls have entered some field of nursing. 'V if I 'I' and A Twenty-six girls from Pontiac Central are Candy ' A A I WyAiA1 AAutH,,Am.K-1 XA N-AA .dn-A A A Stripers at Pontiac General this year. The girls volun- 5 !,.' Z A teer their time, relaying messages, running errands, ,IAJ if .Mg 'fr i L' feeding and grooming patients, changing diapers, ll 'nl' - ' ,WMA A playing with younger patients, working with supplies 'KAAQMA A -., A M ' A ' and helping handicapped patients. L i 'H H Rewards are given based on time spent at the hos- AAAA AA pital: 30 hours la capl, 100 hours fa certificatel, 150 hours fa hospital pint, 200 hours fa red stripej, -1 '-.:', .- 300 hours fa start, 400 hours la second starj, 500 Janice Cornett and Lorraine Rodgers. gwum t' :emu slaps lv pprenlii dutalvl' I 1 Zigi' ll l , l l l hours la second red stripej. Six girls from Central have already worked at least 175 hours. They are Janice Cornett, Linda Kreps, Helen Price, Anne Widdifield, Glo-Ann Walsh, and Janice Byrd. First row: Stella Maldonado, Margaret Thorpe, Linda Kreps, Jan Cornett, Laura Seiss and Jackie Page. Second row: Hetty Barkiss, Ruth Hillie, Jeannie Armbruster, Deborah Stasuk and Linda Pope. Third row: Lorraine Rodgers, Cindi Strine, Helen Price, Janice Byrd, Ann Dunlap and Kathy Servoss. 3 L ' Z 1 . 5A 5 2 ,E ,, if 55 .ss A. . 1 3 i fe, 97' 'Y 1 , , i 89 i 3' 'saqmsgm Joj 314321001 sninmpi :un afnlaad amos pun Sfpoqfuaaa 259311 0: ,fu am 'ayauaq xiauoaucas .aoj azaqa and sam ag .4aqu4au4a.4 asuapl 'uogzvng -qnd sgqz ug aqnasgm v pug nal asm 141 ,a IJKJYW 5 , 0 Q1-V WH W 1'J uf Wi K if'-pp K? ,W , , ,y -A :A Y., ,. I ,VA 5 . ,A,, xi - 'A N Lf? V t I 1- 1 it vi 42, ll The cross country team: first row, Robert A I ya a, and Larry Hurst. Third row: Al Walker, Bill Tipton Mike Gloomis, Steve Cuthrell, and Rich Kallis. Second Mike Martin, Earle Boone, Arvin Jinkins, Dave Smith row: Adolf Tovar, Cary Wiley, Harold Boone, Joe Wayne Thomas, Julian Gloomis, and Coach Roger Dickie, Arlester Johnson, .lon Costello, Bob Dickie, Shepler. War Paint Works Confident of a win, an unidentified make-up artist paints harriers Harold Boone and Cary Wiley for the Northern meet. Unbeaten Harriers are Valley Champs The close of the 1966 cross country season found the PCH Harriers firmly established in first place in the Sa- ginaw Valley. The campaign was led by seniors Joe Dickie lcaptainj, Harold Boone, and Arlester Johnson. For the second year in a row Central took the Milford Invitational and Valley trophies, as well as the West Bloomfield Invitational This year's urookie of the year was Jon Costello. Bob Dickie was given the nod by Coach Roger Shepler as the year's most improved runner. The reserve squad, by the way, also won its Valley Championship. Leading the J.V. pack was Larry Hurst. With an 8-0 record, Central competed in the state meet, finishing in a tie for seventh place with Birming- ham Seaholm, , -'ly-'v 'uf' ' .loe Dickie Sprints for a position early in the Pon- tiac Northern meet. VARSITY SCHEDULE PCH 15 - Flint Northern 68 21 - Midland 51 18 - Arthur Hill 47 18 Saginaw 72 21 - Flint Central 40 15 V Bay City Central 55 15 - Flint Southwestern 43 15 - Bay City Handy 44 19 - Pontiac Northern 36 Coach Roger Shepler tabulates scores with Bill Tipton at the Flint Central-Midland meet. Larry Hurst flettl demonstrates the physical stamina essential to cross country running. Junior Varsity Grapplers Wrestle Third from Saginaw Valley The Chief matmen pinned their opponents with an enthusiasm which gave them a dual meet record of eight wins and three losses and third place in the Saginaw Valley. The grapplers also placed seventh in the Christmas Tournament which involved eighteen schools. Among the leading senior varsity men were alter- nating co-captains Ben Rodriquez, Earl Polk and N. Z. Bryant. Next year's most promising varsity group will include this season's iuniors, Charles Mason, Randy Johnson and Ray Sutherland. Coach Steve Szabo states that among those JV players deserving merit are J. C. Thomas, Robert Alex- ander, Myron Bryons and Harry Hannah. ii: Cs First row: Myron Borders, Max Hasse fcoachl and Tom Hoston. Second row: James Davis, Linwood Towe, Larry Johnson and Johnny Hudson. Third row: Steve Wilcox, Jeff Chambers, Earl Alexander and Athie McGinnis. F Varsity Schedule PCH 34 - Saginaw Arthur Hill T5 36 - Midland 8 T4 - Flint Northern 27 33 - Bay City Handy ll 40 - Saginaw 14 8 - Pontiac Northern 34 31 - Waterford Kettering ll 28 - Flint Southwestern 13 30 - Waterford Township T6 T4 - Flint Central 26 33 - Bay City Central I8 s , f 13- Will Ramsey and Rogelio Rodriquez display a single arm tie-up on their knees while John Kimmins, Earl Alexander, Jeff Chambers, and Steve Wilcox observe. Varsity -if-Ar U -of Charles Mason, applying a reverse hall nelson-arm bar to Bill Gottschall, is watched by Earl Polk, Tom Hosten, and Ray Sutherland. First row: Earl Polk, Steve Szabo lcoachj and N.Z. Bryant. Second row: J.C. Thomas, Rogelio Rodriquez, Larry Craft, Larry Arnold and Everett Seay. Third row: Willie Ramsey, Charles Mason, Bill Gottschall, Larry Hannah and Ray Sutherland. E E es N a To rs M a k e Splash with ii ii Wi n n i n g est ' X. Season Ever ff? y g L s Central's nators began a great winning season by beating Flint Central 153-481, As the 1966-67 season came to a close the Chiefs held a 10 win and 4 loss record in the Saginaw Valley. Coach Jerry Beckner cites John Mason as the year's most outstanding swimmer: 'lEven though he is a iunior, he holds many varsity and pool records, and is one of the most outstanding swimmers in the Valley. Among the other scoring swimmers on the varsity were Ken Osler ldistancej, Tom Pepper lfreestyle sprinterj, Jack Webb lbackstrokej, and Bill Kimmins lbreaststrokej, and of course, divers Ken Franks and Norman Lamotte. Junior Larry Frode and sophomore Jett Bisanz also turned in excellent performances. This year's crop of promising JV's has developed rapidly. Among them were Jerry Breen, John Preston, Micky Larson, Gary Parlove, Mark Mason, Randy Many, Jim Lacy and Ron Young. John Mason, Bill Kimmins and Jack Webb listen anx- iously as Coach Jerry Beckner reveals their times. ,Q H ,N .1 V1-H' b'i f'v----' 'I u .H I' I, u Norman Lamotte performs a jack knife. PCH 53- 41- 75- 42- 59- 56- 61- 64- 74- 63- 64- 59- 41- 63- Varsity Schedule Flint Central 48 Pontiac Northern 63 Bay City Central 29 Arthur Hill 63 Midland 46 Flint Northern 49 Bay City Handy 44 Saginaw 41 Flint Southwestern 31 Flint Central 42 Bay City Central 41 Midland 46 Pontiac Northern 63 Flint Northern 42 2S QQ, J 1 n, 3 if if A 9 ag Q67 N? Q A 1 i t iiGffYf,lf21Piilf5fv? Q6 Li Q7 2 YV P'ffL,' lfq A 1 A.. First row: Mike Boga, Jim Graybiel, Bill Kimmins, Ken Franks, Norm Lamotte, Ed Holsworth and Ron Young. Second row: Jerry Beckner lcoachj, Larry Froede, Ken Osler, Bob Myers, Bill Johnson, Jeff Bisanz, Roger Fox, John Mason, Chuck Porritt and Thomas Osler UV Chovanec and Miki Larson. coachj. Third row: Lee White, Gary Parlove, Jerry Bill Johnson and Ken Osler prepare to sprint with the sound ofthe starter's gun. J ' Q Breen, Jack Webb, Bob Groves, Greg Gibson Dick Chase, Tom Pepper, Dave Barker and John Preston Fourth row: Randy Manz, Wayne Berling, Alex Rivera Rick Rogers, Gary Kendricks, Vince Ometz Gene Pizarro, Mark Mason, Brenton Creasy, Jim Lacy Ed g -I N 7 ' c ie' , Ss' Q49 2 Qxxc sq . X 1 2 gains? l 5 ruins 5 .74 Warren Lawrence, Willie Ramsey, Mike Campbell, Mike Jacobs, and Larry Moses. Lg Walter Noel, Bruce Turpin, Robert Johnson, and N. Z. Bryant lbelowj. 49 Cinder Squad Has Promise Head coach Dean Wilson believes this year's squad is as strong as last year's team which, by the way, finished second in the Saginaw Valley and second in the State meet. In I966, the Chiefs compiled a 6 win, l loss dual meet record. This season has great promise with fifteen letter winners returning, ten of whom are seniors. Bill Tipton, Bruce Turpin, Harold Boone, Arlester Johnson, Forest Smith, and Joe Dickie are sure to be standing in the track events. In the field events, Earl Polk, Ken Frank and Bob Mickens should make strong contributions. Along with state hurdles champ Bill Tipton, Central will bring to its meets an exciting distance runner, John Costello. A sophomore, John already has broken the soph- omore cross-country record by thirty seconds. He should turn in outstanding performances in the'two mile event. Bob Mickens, Bill Gattschall, and Jesse Bennett fleftj. 5 CHIEFS iAc,q Vlffg 'R-and 'nn iff- 4 u .55 J, ? tg y 2 V 1--J f ' Walter Terry, Earl Polk, Roger Butler, and Ken Frank. gx Bob Dickie, Harold Boone, Arlester Johnson, Larry Hurst, Joe Dickie, and Jon Costello flettj. March 25 Huron Relays April l Spartan Relays April 7 Central Michigan lindoorj April 13 Saginaw-Arthur Hill April 15 Mansfield Relays April l8 Pontiac Northern April 20 Flint Central-Midland April 27 Boy City Central-Flint S.W. May 2 Bay City Handy-Flint N. May 6 Chip Relays May 12 Valley Meet May 20 Regional May 22 Waterford May 27 State Meet June 2 Oakland County Meet Ed Bryant, Charles Johnson, Mike Martin, Osie Johnson, and Ken Long. Q Q wwe QC -S' ' ffjaa 'AZ- Bill Tipton and Carey Wiley. 'G' I xv' Jilr l f il it Mike VanGuilder began tennis practice indoors as the Chiefs were forced to wait until April to go outside and practice their strokes in the spring air. April 12 Kettering April 14 Waterford April 18 Pontiac Northern April 19 Bay City Central April 25 Arthur Hill April 27 Midland May 2 Flint Northern May 4 Boy City Handy May 9 Saginaw May l6 Flint S.W. May 18 Flint Central New coach, business education instructor Gene Gerard. VanGuil er, Shireman Lead Squad Three lettermen, Mike VanGuilder, Tim Shireman and Don Robinett returned from o 'I966 tennis squad which won eight and lost only three matches, placing fourth in the Valley. They provided a nucleus of experience and skill for Coach Gene Gerard who replaces John Zimmerle. VanGuilder and Shireman made the 1966 state finals as a doubles team and should again be in contention. Lf 71 ,- :W K 4 First row labovel: Eugene Rucks, Nick Leland, David Foust, Roger Bergo, and William Johnson. Second row: Alford Walker, Al Patterson, Gil Bush, Mike VanGuilder, Tim Shireman, and Don Robinett. Don Robinett lbelowj. 5 VF l l I l 'Tr 1 'X..A I 221 1136. r ,4- -asa. 'W First row: Mike Ninotti, Bob Grove, Al Villa, and Walt Long. Second row: Richard Gorman, Tom Pinho, Rick Rogers, Dave McNeely and Coach Tom Osler. McNeely Leads Linksters A large group of young hopefuls came out to challenge Coach Tom Osler's top eight linksters pictured on this page. Returning Iettermen included low scoring Dave McNeely and Tom Pinho. This year's squad hoped to better the great 1966 season performance. In 1966, the Chiefs finished fourth in the Saginaw Valley with an overall record of twelve wins and five losses. April 13 Dondero April I7 Midland-Flint Central April 24 Flint S.W.-Bay City Central May l Bay City Handy-Flint N. May 3 Rochester May 8 Arthur Hill-Saginaw MGY 16 Rochester MGY I7 Rochester MGY 22 Dondero Tom Pinho was a returning Ietterman this year frightj. .4-.J W. M vi , 'rf Dave McNeely is one of the more outstanding Chiefs on the squad and a returning letterman. Coach Osler began practice in the boys' gym. I Ill- :',,,,:as enemies 5.31, 4 SJ I M F i 1 J, 4 . ff J V 1 L ,. .- l,rlx-l , -W- I Ti , Bill and Coach Dean Wilson. 102 Hurdler Bill Tipton He's one of the most coachable boys l've ever had, says Coach Dean Wilson about Bill Tipton, the fastest hurdler ever developed at Pontiac Central. Through Bill's junior year he has broken all but two of the records set by former PCH star Hayes Jones, who went on to become the 1964 Olympic Games gold medal-winning hurdler. He was the first junior at PCH to earn Scholastic Coach Magazine's All-America honors. Jones and Bradell Pritchett are the other Chiefs to gain similar recognition. During the summer of 1966, Bill competed in the Junior Chamber of Commerce National Junior Track and Field eliminations. His hard work rewarded him with gold medals in both the high and low hurdles at the finals in Denver, Colorado. Prior to this publication's deadline, Bill's best time in the highs was 13.8 seconds in the finals at Denver. His best in the low hurdles was 18.9 at the Champion of Champions meet on an outdoor straight-away at Kalamazoo. The big thing is his willingness to work, con- tinues Coach Wilson. During his three years at PCH, Bill has also been a member of the cross-country team. His main purpose was to work on conditioning and thereby build his stamina. Tip has come a long way from Lincoln Junior High School where Coach Bob Kent made a hurdler out of him. Everyone at Pontiac Central wishes Bill every bit of luck in his future. .ef .4 rf 1,4-ii' High School All-American q x , D Q. x ,, A , L dazawA'0Jldl ff'Iffl 1'-- ' I 1 .1 l , as mm 'r' Q . ' -Hlje 1-? f5f'f flf ' 'Q J' ,. 4?..gL,f , ' 4 ' Q A l f 4 - ' , Uxxx 'xxx' x lxxxxxx Q W, fy 41 f, f H z Bill fcenlerj leads fh f Id 103 U I ..,. if NIE G01 H? ility. Who's er? Ag 'P Speed? Pow Yes, WS SUPERMAN! A1 Cen1roVs Playhouse Drr ecied by Kd nstein, mo Bef Music Dlrechonf A, Michaer DempS9Y -4 uhek , Wrester than a speedkng b more powerhh Khan a Xocornokkve, abXe Ko Xeap ich bundkngs vlkkh a skngXe bound fyes, W5 SuperrnanX Thai sc.arXe1 coped hero of cornkc books and 'teXevK4ron Xanded aX Cen- traX Khks year. Superman, pXayed by Vkdor P-darns and Dvlkghi Wkhkans, Ks pXo1- ted agaknst by mad scfrenkkst Abner Sedgvdck Rob Gordon, Wah LongX wkkh the heXp oi gosirp cohsrnnksi Max Mencken kbob Prevene, brkan Rosenihah and acrobai Father Xing QN Nke BXacXq . Sedgvlkck vlanis revenge on 'the worXd ior never havkng awarded hkrn the NobeX ?r'x1e. The revenge X ns Ks 'the deskrudkon of 'the X oi goodnessf ' hrsi at he p a ' symbo iessor s PSY v4orXd s Superrnan. The pro Racks have no resuh unkh he choXogkcaXXy deieais Superrnan. conlin Im offer her own danger es fo malre Superman see the .N evil in Prof Sedgwick. Lois's plea Unalbf reaches Superman and he A conlr' up erm 0 n C0177 bars TUN BERN5 , 'vga' ine F0 PCGS Two romanfic sub-plofs develop as Superman combats fhe forces of evil. lofk lane fChris Bla lynn Yansenj frien 4. '?'U A lreney , Su a' falls 1 , Jo pe-fmank In lov ' wick? y gir e wlflw Dr, Sedg- oung assisfanf, .hm Morgan lAlan Pafrerson, Peler Millerj. Ana' sexy secretary Sydney flfrlk W hahn, Pam Har ' Clark Ke effer- rlngfonj chases flf. The story reaches ifs climax when Superman, mentally beafen, won- ders if people realbf need lr' all. lolls forgefs and fri J 1 v'f:-', - nued H 4 l A . l ,N P' -u 'n ,pr 3' 5 'na fi 1 of l E V47 X ins! rografn s ian, P lene M ' heryl Dell oger Warren, Al Walker, C'ostumesXMargaret Emerson and Cathy Crew, Make-upXSue Hollis and Diane Nicholl, Sound Effectsx ill Meriman and Filmx M and Greg E ' regains hi s confidence. He dashes off the stage: Up, up, and away! as a nuclear bomb is spotted head- ing towards the cify. He wins back the admiration of the public and the love of Lois Lane. The production staff adding the finishing touches were Student Di rectors, Mary Beth Belanger and Ann Dunlap, Stage Manager ave Foust, Publicifyxfved Barker, Alan Patterson, Tickets and P Jan Godo h Si ropertiesXDar- orrlssey and C ghtingxl? Tom Pepper nckson. '34 . 9 ,J-if g , AJ. 44' M - . '-4 6 f .9 -r . J? Ida Barr G- 1 Elise Besf 1 ,I WI' g'-gslfkz.. , ,'g,.,3x:71 lx! .-2. iirrrtvi-.1 James Davis Lewis Hayner . bi , Brenda Hedge lg uv Q tt , Arnold Bernsvein ,mmf Kenneth Brown fa-' Esther Els K 6 'W Frances Haynes 3 James Hudson 1 e H Y I '57-A I E Language Master Cards are u skills. English 37 sfudenls .lim Davenporl Jim Bailey, Rufh Cafo, Sheila Hamil lon, Leofis Chafmon and Diana Forfune seem lo have the righf an swer. The magazine rack in lhe new PCHS Reading Lab offers a variely of magazines supplied by The Luding- fon Press. Magazines are fhoughl fo sfimulafe reading inferesl in fhe relucfanl reader. sed lo improve a sfudenfs vocabulary and usa ,X Department Emphasis on Success in Area at Greatest Need The overall philosophy of the English department was ex- pressed by Dr. Dana P. Whitmer when he stated that the ob- jective of this department was, uto make each student feel success in the area where he needs help. This has been the goal of the English department faculty this year. To aid in this obiective additional new teachers and new equipment were acquired. New to the department this year were, James Davis, Arnold Berstein, Ruth Scribner, and Joseph Shara. To help the student develop individually suited techniques in reading, a new device was added, The Reading Laboratory under the direction of instructor Blair Johnston and his assistant Juanita Schan. The English department hopes that, after completing its courses, the student will be better prepared to find success in the adult world. PCHS students use the controlled reader, a tool of the Reading Lab. The machine can be used to stimulate students to read a phrase at a time rather than single words. X H I 'x Marla Jackson R .X 1 9 e Q Maxine Judy Jackson Misner Helen William Norton Richardson fi its VJ Y, I :Juli Ruth Joseph Scribner Shara Cultural Enrichment vi' cmd Fluency Stressed in Language Program The new approach that the language department took this year was demon- strated through the use of such devices as motion pictures, slides, film strips, tape re- cordings, newspapers, and records. These not only provided cultural enrichment but put the student in a learning situation through which he could develop new skills in fluency. Courses which were offered this year in- cluded French, Spanish, German and Latin, with a fourth year in French offered for the first time. Along with the newly intro- duced course, two new teachers were added to the language arts faculty. They were Connie Hubble and Ruth Scribner. To further the development of fluency in their particular language, the students were introduced to the new space helmet lab, an almost completely moveable and versa- tile language laboratory. With the background gained through these courses the student is better able to communicate. f .. AnQ- 'l V Mllti . xx J German student John Phillips peers through the strands of his hair into the mysterious text book. it Avggxjm - -s ,if llmimod German students develop their linguistic skills through the use of the portuble llwdemg language laboratory. i,b,myu s 'W' 1, el . ' at 'fi' it f' Anton Frances William Ruth Lingl Martz Richardson Scribner J A 6 , vi ., wg . , i Connie Hubble Y 0 . Qt X .X A Library Audio-Visual 7 1 I Work for Meaningful Doris Thomas Haynes Metzdort Involvement .ff 151' 1 AV assistant William Dinkins prepares to show one of the many films made available through the AV Club activities. ffleflf of meditation. Students Pat Plouffe and Bev Hemming use the many resources of CenIral's library as study qidg, The librarians' primary concern is uto create a library climate in which administrators, teachers, and students can experience a very real and meaningful involvement. Through suggestions from teachers and students, the library personnel try to select books and non- book material which will contribute to a more comprehensive collection of 11,500 books, numerous pamphlets, maps and charts. One important branch of library service is given by the audio-visual department, headed by Dorothy Prevette, The 20 students on her staff schedule over 500 films each year. is H Elaine Bacow discovers that some passages require a mo- I i i l ii il 1 I i i l ll l ii ,. l If - 'Tl 1.25 'Q i is Richard Robert Morse Peterson . 5. x , is X 1 Ish Michael Judy Dempsey Wade The Madrigal singers rehearse under the direction of Judith Wade fbelowj. Con- cert Band members Laymond Eanes, Di- ane Baker, and Marva Burns listen to their director's instructions frightj. J: If ' t' xx ' v r 3' ,V -....-aa Music Stressed as a Powerful Language The music department, headed by Michael A. Dempsey, develops the native talent of each student. His success refutes the common misconception that creativ- ity in the young is dead. Music is a powerful language which expresses emotions with ease. The Pep Band which plays at every game inspires school spirit. The Senior Girls, Senior Boys, Madrigals, and other choir groups give concerts during the holidays each year. Their music always manages to capture the holiday spirit as no eloquent speech could. The orchestra which will again play the music for the school play, Superman, is always needed to set the appropriate mood. Thus, music is an essential part of communication, today. lt adds to every idea the proper milieu and to every occasion the proper atmosphere. Once again this year the PCH band, under the direction of Richard Morse, was in the Hudson's Thanksgiving Parade. Also, each year outstanding students from the PCH Orchestra, under the direction of Robert Peterson, play in the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra, --iv -f 5 ' i train : ps VE 5 1 5' . . , To Promote Appreciation E 1 - . Iiftk.. ii f T d B T John Jean 0 G n U y Allshouse Smith o 543 .ll I The Pontiac High School Philosophy of Education states that two of its goals are O, uto develop mental and physical re- Q , sources for use in work and recreation X, -Q and uto promote appreciation of the ' truth and beauty in . . .art . . . for the sara purpose of richer living. The art depart- ment strives for these goals by instructing ' students in all areas of art. An artist's purpose in painting often determines his media. Newly introduced 1 this year was the technique of painting with knives to produce a rough texture . 1' and, thus, create a mood of earthiness. L For the artist who wants a more luscent ' . 1 ' g ' effect acrylic paint was also introduced. .A i N X It drys quickly leaving a glossy finish. Marshal Mackenzie, Lora Parlove, Tom Rogers, Sharon Seney, Chris Mason, and Janice Morrill submit their designs for the 1967 Quiver cover. Janice Morrill's design was chosen as this year's cover. ji . Av . Y c mUS l' fall0fli loam mote' ' me PIG, xl10 l Min Tharlllglllil oultlalll c ieilfuf Un M5091 fl hg5lV0' we P04 har: lf, v ' .,. -, 5 Na.. q ,. .od- L-wg 4g - ii-1. 4-.l l..-131 Basic Art students Cindy George, Judy Dudley, Tonyia Nicklow, and Linda Cox frightj display the results of their creative efforts. i' wig- U 113 ' W The stage crew members for the production Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp take a break from their backstage duties Diane Keels lrightj transforms herself through the use of make up as a slave ofthe Lamp. A play is more than actors and a stage. It is lighting, props, costumes, etc, For this reason Special Drama 63, a new course, was added to provide training in the areas of stage-acting not visible to the audi- ence. Different acting techniques are studied mainly to show how a stage crew can emphasize an actor's skill. Hopefully, a closed Q circuit television will be used to aid ff' in demonstrating lighting and other . staging methods. Arnold Bernstein W H4 O h. B Y jvr in H g ,I I K lnlg , Chin up, Bill Gaulkler applies his makeup for his appear ,- e , . as ew s lj w f l l 'I AQ.. V. ighnx ance in the childrens play Allaclln and His Wonder ful lamp. Special Drama 63 Makes its Debut MINIRAL gi Speech Program Highlighted b y R U n e p Final Standing: . D b T Flint Southwestern 49 points Arthur Hill 25 points S n e G e Pontiac Central 43 points Flint Central 21 points Flint Northern Al points Saginaw I3 points l Q s J :A c. ,L It ve' I W ' 1' ., I f, . W P3 ' a 4 Y I - 1 . I V. g ,QL g ' ,LJ 2- H 22. -, f. .,: I 5,4 , , g 1 . if ,, ,: -- f ' .Av 4 D I 'V --1 , f f, vf' , ' X' xi 1 his . .1 ., fy 1 g ,f,: , i 5 P i . .1 i LW Q i 4 ss? fwfr- W '-' 5 1-3 . mf- Forensics Team, first row: Bev Bacak, Chris Brewer, Veta Smith, Willie Black, Wendy Wold, and Ned Barker. Second row: Brenda Kelly, Jan Godo- shian, Michael Lee, Nancy Appleton, Steve Embree, Cecylya Brown, Rosy Lance, and Larry Lewis. Third row: Lena Lewis, Carol Sempere, Dave Barker, Chris Lewis, Larry Bacow, and Marianne Newman. , up F ! 11 Smith, Walter lt is the endeavor of the speech department, under the direction of Walter Smith, to teach not only eloquence but logical thinking. In Speech I and Speech II this development in reasoning ability is still in its elementary stages. Debate and Forensics are classes which teach a combination of eloquent and logical presentation ot ideas more completely. Each year our debate team competes with other high schools in the Saginaw Valley. The first team is composed of Larry Bacow and Ned Barker laftirmativej, and Wendy Wold and Veta Smith lnegativel. The second team includes Steve Embree, Jan Godosian, Greg Gallagher and Dave Barker. The third team has Marianne New- man, Lena Lewis, Beverly Bacak, Chris Brewer, Cecilia Brown, Nancy Appleton and Chris Lewis as alternating participants. '15 sw? 2 gunz? ' Department Promotes Citizenship Activity I M I mai X w4 Sh , I . A, lx' 1 N, Q, Ng, QL K li. Michael Bud E th B ll Domuroth E tx th deg A R b f Melvin Walter N S th Civic students John Habel and Sally Butterfield check stu dent registration at the polls. X 4 Q 0 -a i Roland Hallquist Iffiw if ,' Q-. Sf' 'L 2 ea -w A K Q' Wilfred Michael Fred Anton Jensen Kenney Korzon Lingl r The social studies department works with other high schools and colleges in the Pontiac area to promote interest and achievement in their field. In March of each year the Michi- gan United Nations Contest, held at Hillsdale College, is attended by outstanding students from Michigan high schools. The students study the politics of their assigned countries before-hand and try to typify that country in word and action. A project also undertaken this year, but affecting only this school, was the mock election in October. Students who registered by homeroom were allowed to vote. Department chairmen Roland Hallquist and instructor Fred Zittel supervised the election activities which include the use of voting Fred Zittel machines. Department Head Roland Hallquist and instructor Fred Zittel appear pleased with the Mock Election tration. 'C' voter regis- f' ff i N Molly Sellman assists students with voting procedure during the flier mock election. s 6 l -91:5 ' 3' ' r gi i 'ln eye -NY J I s.,A ss. 1 Y Z 5' Q A my uf. .-ng., xx X Y' fgigi- f -rw ,Q .31 ' -.,.. 4 , .1 -- 'A , Jr, W 5. EVM .G-, .t.,.,v 1 - 0.5. .A, Q.. 4 :Q 4 uf ' ' nw 504 w-. xlf N, uh 1 I X Asplin, Mark Augsburger, Vaughn Autrey, Jim Ayala, Esperanza Ayala, Robert Baker, Vackie Bacow, Larry Bailey, James Baker, Ken Ballance, Walter Barefoot, Marshall Barnett, Bob 5 ,15 Belknap, Ruth Bennett, Mike Benns, Dick Benson, Bob Bergo, Roger Bilbo, Kenneth Bingham, James Bisanz, Jeff Black, Jackie Blockeney, Rick Bland, Larry Blaylock, Joan rt, i f 4 t f Q.. Allen, Anthony Acre, Sheryl Adams, Eldon Adams, Leola Alexander, Earl Allen, Don 71 Allen, Jerry Alsup, Saundra f Anderson, Betty l Anthony, Jim X 1,17 Arciniaga, Tony q Arnold, Larry l K ,l .1 5 1 I 'M 3- J , -'::- Q I i fx li .. Q A ,Ab , v 'c-' ,' V .. L- -,, X... es' A ' . L A L- Bass, Stephen Baumkel, Mark Bedford, Daniel l ,A Bedford, Rita ll! 'tv -3. Beebe, Janine 1 I Q Behler, Gay xx. 1 ' H l 1 A '77 C I . V, l 5, A ff 'W T-f J I f A 4 . we-4 Y. f' . -Q, J 1, ul 4 I X fi Ill L' , ' ,. gn wr, L Blaylock, Mark Bledsoe, Shirley Baadway, Holly Boaz, Patricia Boaz, Suzanne Boettger, Marsha Bolan, Ann Bolan, Linda Bolden, Catherine BoIueyJack, Pamela Bolton, Jim Boose, Brenda . 4 :.,.. , - Boothe, Rodney Bouce Cheryl Boughner, Ronald Boyce, Richard Brady Charley Breen, Jerry Byrd, David Cage, Walter Campbell, Susan Cantarella, Lois Contu, Linda Chapdelaine, Nola If --1 X -.,.., .QF fm' 9 , l, L fx 17 - ,u ,, ., K ,,,,., B ' ' ' Breeze, John 'VV' if , . Brewer, Chris I Brimm, Myrvin X A Briggs, Charles ' - - ' ,., Brown, Brenda ,, .3 ' ' Bruce, Linda . .l A l Bryant, Sheila Bunker, Phyllis iq ,A Burch, Clayton ,, Burch, Jeannette Q f' sufgdoff, am e fl Burling, Wayne L x B , 'P ' 7. Burns, Delores I ii' I Burns, Marva Burrow, Rufus Y Bustillos, Juan L Byas, Robert Byrd, Danny I l I1 . 1' R at '- 453 1 ? ii: Carlson, Pam 1 - Q Carro, Dorothy 1 - I 2. Carros, Donald -W Cato, Carolyn y- Cato, Ruth ' V Caudill, Wanda Cayton, Alberteen Chambers, Jeffery J v Chambers, Vicki f --' 45- Chancey, William B V Chatmon, Leatis Q IWME7, I Childers, Agatha Choate, Janis 5- Chovanec, Ed V Clark, Bennie n f 'E ly Clark, Bruce 'A . 1 - .gi Il 'V Clarkson, Lila , Clause, Laurie M Q y Cline, Lyn i I' 'iiv 'V Coates, James C If 14 Coit, Donna l Q S Cole, Mary - f , Coleman, Luther 7-7' VC' X-7 e Collias, Liz 1 I 1 Sophomores A qv.---V -rr, v Y ,Q 1 , ii .J ..r4,1.,,u ., 4 , -af Creasy, Brent Crelley, Floyd Crick, Wayne Crone, Kall-ii Crossman, Bruce Crumb, Melford Crump, Verna Cummings, David Cunningham, Bill Curran, Jack Curringlan, Lawrence Culhrell, Sieve 'L -cf is 'x De La Rosa, Esfh Dell, Paili Denny, George Deuman, linda Dewey, Donald Diaz, Cavlos Diaz, Ralph Dick, Roberf Dilworih, Gary Dixon, Rulh Donalson, Jannie 122 1,2 X , 'C' ,3 2:- ir: , N S'-T! Tl,,,,,,Q,,-3512231475 .Y 3, r .44 9 Collins, Calhy Cornplon, lenwood Condon, Thomas Cooney, Michael Cooper, Dawn Cooper, Willie Cordova, Marlin Corpron, Doreen Corpron, Maureen Coslello, .lon Crafl, Larry Crawford, Phil vi' x L? i as r ,S r, . ' ,if Davis, Deborah Davis Dianne Davis, Horace K Davis, James ' ' V Davis, Lenera Mae A ' f i Davis, Rick Davis, Ronald Davis, Vicki tg Davenport, Donna .,N:-,ff Davenport, James ' DeCroix, Paul Qs Dehaan, Jim iw ,U M 47 l I I N . i l V f in-. 43' F , xr Dowell, Gail Draper, George Draper, Melvin Dumify, Dennis Duncan, Clyde Dunlap, Ron Dupree, Carla Dupree, Sandro Dye, Joe Dye, Pairicia Eason, Riia Eddingtan, Duane fa!! Featherston, Gary Fed, Andrea Fell, Ann Fenberg, Judy Ferguson, Bruce Ferrer, Gail Finkelstein, Arnie Flack, Linwood Flores, Jeff Floyd, Jim Ford, Clara Ford, Norman A Lal A . 1 93 X0 ? l,'Y- yt: ' fix' i ,. . n Q6 , ? A x-fi 1 1-7 ' -5 uv Efemenko, Tobi Elam, Roland Ella, Belinda Ellenwood, Mary Elliott, Arline Ellioh, Mike Ellison, Ken Ennis, Donna Evans, Harold Fair, Shela Fairbrovher, Kinie Farner, Janice .I YQ-1 5' V' JM' 4' lx ,xml A , Forfier, Earline Fortune, Diana Foster, Duane Fosfer, Jam Fowlkes, Leola Fowlkes, Lynn Francis, Leofa Frizzell, Jeri Gabbard, Kathy Galbraith, Mike Gallagher, Chris Gambee, Duane ni A Sophomores L. vw wg-f 'C' ,K Gee, Jadine Genez, Jenny George, Barbara George, Brenda George, James George, Oscar Goldman, Marsha Goldsmith, Willow Gonzales, Cecelia Gonzalez, James Goodman, Barbara Gordon, Barbara 9 kxtlk X O i Af IZ 2 9 69 Garcia, Esfella Gardiner, Bob Garcia, Rolly Garling, Richard Garner, Bonnie Garner, Rosalind J Y if Glazier, Gwenn Glenn, Pamela Gloornis, Michael Glover, Beffy Godoshian, Paulefte Golf, Deiria rf.. 0 lv .,, commas: sm ' ' 's r Gohschall Nolan ljf, ' 1-4 , , I Gracey Roger l ' ' , X' W , T J. . -2, Graham Larry Q f l X 17 'A 1 Grant, Joe l Green, Barbara Green, Sharon Nh X Greg, Sfiel fr K' ll Q Griffin, Elaine ' 7 ' I Griffin, Ronald ' , ' Q, Q Y efaffsih, Yolanda , b f , bg 1- .X f Gross, George Grover, Heard J , ' R ' Haas, Pahy x? If Hagler, Waller 1 I 13,1 Halicki, Andrew ' t A Hall, Charles 5 .2 Hannah, Larry Hardenburg, Bill Harrington, Jackie Harrington, Sherill Harris, Bill Harris, Jusrine '34 . ,zffkill X v V JE-': ,, A3 ' A440 Hall, Lana Hamilton, Shelia Hamler, Sylvia Hamplon, Amy Hanley, Consiance Harris, Sandra Hartley, Sandra Harty, Donna Haskin, Mike Hatcher, Cynthia Hawkins, Ginny Heymann, Jan Hietanen, Deborah Hill, Danon Hillsey, Tom Hiltz, larry Hinsperger, Jerry Hooper, Mark Houghton, Robert Houze, Gregory Howard, James Ng' Howell, Rebecca Hubble, Terri ff' 7 A ' Gill? Hurford, Penny Huston, Elsie Irwin, Ken Jackson, Darlene Jackson, Pearley James, James Junko, Dove Jefferson, Johnny Jefferson, Sandra Jefferson, Vergie Jenkinson, Ted Jenkinson, Tom '51, -L Jr X. '19, 14 I 4 E Q hr x vo Q rl l, rn, x oo '7 lf- '27 11--1 ' 1 4 King E j , 24 LJ 171 mt -1' L Hawkins, Richard Hawley, Kathy Hayes, John Heard, Linda Hershey, Mike Hess, Lindo D Ll 3' .4 Y Hobson, Carmen Honer, Lynn Holland, Lindo Holston, Tomm Y Holsworth, Edward Honer, Linzoro I so,- Hudson, Johnny Hulsmon, David Hunley, Bob 4 Hunt, Purvis cv Hunt, Robert - ' 1' Hunter, James 9 24 JT .Af , '? 1 X 1 K ' .fi ' E W' , Q -Q' A .v 1. f P 1, Johnson, Bernice Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Estelle Johnson, Larry ..., . Lf 1 l l l I i a i A 1 - i l A I i I 1 l A l Sophomores CQQ. xv Jones, Karen Jones, Sharon Jones, Waverly Joos, Mindy Jury, Ernest Kavovras, Steve Keehn, Connie Keel, Brenda Keel, Patricia Keels, Diane Kendrick, Gary Kem, Gleena -v iw . gs , Q. if lg!! iq, f -vf' Lee, Carlelus lee, Danny Lee, JoAnn lee, Michael Lee, Regina leist, Randy Lemos, Rosie Lingenlelfer, Randy Linton, Edward Lihle, Onita Long, James Long, Kennelli 'ij iq L X -I 1 ,LM 'SJ I V I , Af ,, ,ff L, A ...f X ae. , l ll, AR' xx' x - X X l , P' , tr, V 4. A 'r 3? J Y B X .J f- .4 Q. . in L .- f . .-. If- l i 1 'S S P2 as T' i Johnson, Marion Johnson, Renee Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Shelly Johnan, William Jones, Carolyn Jones, Chester Jones, Cornel Jones, Earlie Jones, Glenda Jones, Hardeman Y? 13- 5 f f'f4Ff'f '?ff 1 R 'lil '. , Kesling, Eric Khan, Randy Kherkher, Chris Kim merly, Brian Kimmins, John King, Jessie Kifll, Michael Kremer, George Lafountain, Sally Lance, Rosie Lance, Pearlie Landsparger, Sfephanie Lane, Melinda Larson, Mickey Larfsch, Dawn Leach, John Long, Stephen Lopez, Jesse Louis, Roy Lowe, linward Luenberger, Donna Macdonald, Mary MacKenzie, Ellen Mocom, Paula Mallonen, Linda Malone, Mary Manz, Randall Marcoux, Cherie if .Vi V kg as I ug , if f I iv, . J 4 X ' ig! J 'ff f I , g., McCormick, Denise McCulIum, David McDonald, Eddie McElwee, Senniier McGhee, Keith McGinnis, Slephen Mclntgre, Molly McKinny, Tanya McKnishl, Carllon McMillen, Joe McPherson, Michoelle Melnix, Taiia Midgefl, Carolyn Miller, Janie Miller, Nancy Miller, Steve f X- n W ' , e x, '-rf 'E' , f I X , X Q E '1-, 5 iff Q- if 4.0517-J 5 elm. I E , if ,A -v X 3 Q lbs I ll, , I I . --5 . Q ii. 1-.S i, , 1 9 1 aff .4- 1 uw I 41. yy? . -. 'X ' 1' - Q. 5 'Z ,T 24 l I' 3 , E? , V 1: no IA Su' , ,- 'l 6 nb ' by ,fx C fi is 5. I If fi . ,e f ,.f', 1 L,J 1.1 Marinas, Pefer Markwood, Ralph Marsh, Janice Marfin, Michael Mason, Mark Massingale, James Mah, Newman Mafhes, Oliver Maffhews, Melvin Mays, Maurice McCallisfer, Paul McCann, Jean Q , J , , - Minor, Sandy Mifchell, Brenda Mitchell, Jon Mitchel, Larry Mollory, Brenda Money, Shelby Moody, Margaret Moore, Larry Moore, Lucinda Morgan, Olga Morgan, Rickey Morgan, Shirley 5 Sophomores Morse, Mary Susan Morton, Ruben Moses, Larry Moya, SanJuanita Moyer, Gary Munson, Jerry jar ,vp -7, if 'Y 1 ,r, .r . Q 9 4. L Myers, Keith Neal, Kerry Neoly, Leon Neddo, Mary A W Neidrick, Jack K Nelson, Freda Y V U Nelson, Janis Nelson, Vernon V -V A X Neubeck, Noel J get Newman, Jack -- l Newman, Mary Anne J Wg Newman, Mack , 5 . I .. I N 5 Newman, Mott Nicklow, Donnie I LL' Nichols, Mike ' 'I' A, Niedowicz, JoAnn F? V K 'T 1 '27 Nienstedt, Thomas y ,fha I , , ev un R Nichols, Charlotte V ' 55237-, 1 ' ' - l 1 s C'.'.. 1-P5555 Noel, James ' Nichols, Mike pm' ' ' Nol, Jo ' In - 1 1 5 Northrup, Dorcas 94 , I ' HQ, K Ochoa, Antonia .5 ' J Yr ' Olsen, Debra 1 Ometz, Vincent Opie, George K1 ,QQ I Osler, Greg X , ' K5 Osley, Chrystine Osterkamp, Martha , 'vengj .' , y A Orencia, Mike X l ' 'V' A - ' eg., Ortiz, Samuel T Ott, Vicky Pace, Gary 1 W G U., . wifi Parlove, Gary Parry, Janet Patton, Arnold Patton, Ronald Paulson, John Pearson, Rosalyn - . .fi ,, V, , ' ,H F. .. 'Y-. 7,- f L I I ff f- , ur 5+ , ,Il 'Ev J 1 ,ll G Palacios, Marie Papazian, Su Parker, Larry i Q Pelton, Eric Peoples, Brunetta Perauo, Gene Pesola, Debbie Peterson, Bettie Peterson, Jim fb' if . i ' 1 L Phlegm, Marie Patrick, Gloria N1 Pilgrim, Larry ' ,Y f' ' U , Polk, Mama .ity W Porter, Armin I il' Powell, Schlenski ' , ' Powell, Sherry ,- I K Preston, John Qi ,' Price, William A Q ' -, ' . ,v-L Priser, Bruce ' ' l 914 ,. 1 Q ' Proffitt, Mayme wa- ' ' Pryor, Gail , I, Y ' ' 'Q A ,f . A , 0 wif 1, -ere ' A M f Range, Ann Ramirez, Mary if Ramsey, Michael Q2 g Romsey, Willie V: 4, f Reynoiasaall :gi ,fn J Rath, David , - '- , --A- ', P - N 1 X X l' 4' , rw ,gqgr v -as do ,Lf Reynolds, Mona Rhinehart, Linda Rhone, Robert Rigall, David Riley, Jennie Rioias, Gregorio a 4, A 0 2 I . lw . P A fi' '53 f . Q r 2 -1 .Wi- - ii . X fe :iff Robinson, Gail Robinson, Jo Ann Robinson, Pamela Rodgers, Loretta Rodriguez, Ernest Rodriguez, Roieuo N-fc Petrie, Marlene Petty, Mary Phelps, Mary Phillips, Eloise Phillips, John Phillips, Polly Pryor, James Pryor, Robert Purkiss, Thomas Quance, Marilyn Quin, Ernest Quince, Victor ff' ' 1 ji Rouse, Sue Rebenneck, Lee Reid, Arlond Reid, Patricia Reineck, Lynn Reynolds, Bill Rivera, Alexander Roach, Arthur Roach, Rex Roberson, Hillery Robertson, John Robinson, Cheryl -45 Sophomores Rogers, David Roguske, Lyle Rome, Debby Rosario, Irma Rosario, Lydia Rosario, Rafoela Rotsel, Margaret Rowan, Kathy Rotsel, John Rowe, Sidney Roy, Pat Rucks, Eugene Q CF, L, ,. ,Q , Lf- 'Sr Ap 1:- K at .JL Y 'J ' J J ,g 1 is S' .Q fl 2-1 gil lf' A .Ll In I 'iq ' 1. i f ' 3' l e 1 rt ' ' J ,W , C 'TT Seiss, Lee Sempere, Carol Servoss, Kathy Shaw, Linda Shafer, Randall Shaw, Phillip Shears, Ruth Sheffield, Steve Shepherd, Tom Sherrod, Carole Shields, Joyce Shoemaker, April X-wa. A .. LX ix 'se 0- 3 J, 'bf -fr x W, 'isa' v , l l 'a U .AQ Z gif -L- Q S if Runyon, Norm Rush, George Russell, Henry Rutherford, Steve Sain, Jacqueline Samples, Karen Sarokin, Mike Scardino, Karen Scott, Beverly Scott, Gary Scot-t, Willie Schmitz, Polly Schumacher, Darryl Seay, Evereft Seay, Ewing Seay, Jerry 9' '? ' f Shorters, Claudette Sickler, Karen Simon, Sylvia Simpson, James Sinclair, Cynthia Singleton, Anita Smart, James Smartt, Val Smith, Carol Smith, Craig Smith, Donna Smith, Darrel ,W ,,, , ,, 4' iq i Spears, Harry Splude, Danny Stofne, Tom Stahl, Harold Stanford, Carolyn Stanley, Clementine Stark, Bill Stasiuk, Deborah Stepleton, Chris it Q , I I .-,vp - 1 ,. , a lu .Avi ' -2 li al Stimage, Joe Stinnett, Shirley Struble, Gary Strutz, Mike Sullivan, Terry i ., Sullivan, Willie L ' 1' f 'ff Summers, Doug A ' if 1 K T ' . ,fl 'V ULQ-' T a ' ,Y Yi? -,cv I ln,-on I 4. , , ' , ' . T ' 1 . In I , 'T Z-23' z A I Thomas, Audrey Thomas, Charles Thomas, Davy Thomas, Paul Thomas, Rickey Thomas, Wayne Thomasson, Brenda Thompson, Edward Tohen, Peggy Tover, Adolf Traylor, Gary Treece, Linda 'viz 5 .7-ui Nils:- fi? A 'ef 3 Q , L gb' lit? . Smith, Janet Smith, Joe Smith, Linda Smith, Mike Smith, Robert Smith, Shirley ,Q Smith, Yvonne Spain, Debbie Spann, Verdina Spann, William Sparkman, Doug Spate, Pearline A fd F -sf 3'-4 7 .3 ,,, l -es' L Summers, Ricky 2,9 jf Sundahl, Steve L' ,V Tarpley, Denise il A I Tate, Linda '?' Taylor, Carol - Taylor, Laurie Teal, Linda Terry, Elaine Tipton, Albrey L Titus, John K? Tharp, Charles .fi Thiede, Bill Ns-4,-f I Y. x A421 K 1 X Sophomores Trevino, Andy Tucker, Terald kr K L' Tuff, Cecil LL 4. 4 Valdez, Anita W' '-' V: Vollmar, Vicki as 5. Vallier, Robert V Van Ripper, Debbie Velte, Craig , , X k Villereal, Terry sv id -J LQ' Walter, Dixon Av X fy! 1 9 ,, Walker, Cynthia lk' 'li 1 - , Walker, Gary If .I Walker, Geraldine V- Walker, Joanne l Q Walker, Larry A D won, Becky Q45 I '- - - 9 Walter, Ken Qlf, -if 7 Walters, Dianne I Q 4 A- .. 4. s .A A 4 f Walter, Ken Ware, Rayshell Warren, .lan Washington, Jacquiline , K LA' Washington, Lindo V--,vi ' Qi, +V, C--Q -'D' Waters, Jan A nc? I 'Q I - Waters, Donna Watkins, Larry Watson, Brenda White, Carol ' White, Charles X .f White, Rosalind ms Whitney, Howard X Whittaker, Peter 6 5. Wilbonks, Dana ' . 1 f' Wilcox, Steve , ttgrfl , lxf' jg' Wiley, Cary ' X Williams, Linda 1 , 1 A I ' K Y x 'fi'-: -.a Williams, Mary ' W Williams, Wayne 4 ' Wilson, Billy i l Wilson, Richard . -4 , Wilson, Tommy '31, ' f l Williams, Andrew l -Q-uv rs f R' I vs' A C., 5-' Williams, Cherry Williams Glenda Williams Greg -5 Williams Leroy ' williams Linda Williams Pat Us Williams, Paul ' Williams, Shirley Wilson, Diana Wilson, Scott nav ,YL -up - , 'N . X i hx lf Winstanley, Sid Witt, Gail A x rl ,ff Weatherbee, Denny Webb, Lynne Webster, Lois Welsh, Marlane y 7- . Wellbaum, Billie f' '-'Q '-- ' , Woods, Robert ' ,l. , Wooten, Rod Wright, Anthony Wright, Nita ,,, Wright, Ronald 1 ,RQ ' .Q N -.. Wright, Wel '7 fl' 'L' Yeager, Marti 3: vq A J I Yee, Moy . M. A A .V N it f I Young, Michael Zieske, Faye At the beginning ofthe school year, a new method ot answering that perennial question, Who am I? was promoted by the school administration. A new Polaroid process camera was purchased and, with the patience and perseverance ot assistant principal Smith Carson and police counselor James Lafnear Qbelowl, every student was photographed and eventually given a genuine Pontiac Central student identification card to use and misplace. The Card soon acquired an identity of its own. To some it was a necessary thorn, prodding them to remember that they were Pontiac Central students and to act accord- ingly. On the other hand, a few believed the cards to be only the beginning ot an adult initiated plague on the teenager and his almost sacred freedom, So tar as this publication knows, however, no one has had to show his l.D. to take a drink of water, visit the lavatory, go up or down a staircase, buy a pencil at the bookstore or cough in the hallway. 1 Q gn iii ' in 133 K.-.A Kg! a ' Lester Mack 134 The Quiver Photographer .af A x A Q V -15' I i ..,,,n-,:' - i 'as W f --.,, ,....--Q i 1 A i Now and then communication in the classroom gears down and grinds fo a halt. It happens when a sharp-eyed teacher detects the camera eye. ' f Joins Feature Teacher Club 'f' if' . 4, ,wg -l' -4 l . 7, 1' I ..,e eeA I A eA 4,52 ., 1 , F dK Whether it be shock, shyness or just an urge to llham it up, that usually conservative individual may put on quite a show. l 135 XX A 1 LX Mai 'U ff' Group Pictures ' Table ot Contents 138 Marching Band 140 Pep Band, Symphonic Band, Stage Band 142 Orchestra 144 A Capella Choir 146 Senior Girls, Senior Boys, Madrigals 148 Sophomore Choir, Girls' Glee 150 152 154 156 158 160 162 164 166 Club, Harmonettes Thespians, Children's Play Cast, Ushers Club Origins Editors, Debate, Quiver, Tomahawk Student Council Officers, Student Union, Varsity Club Future Teachers, Audio-Visual Future Nurses Radio Club, Ski Club, Ski Team, Bowling Club Library Assistants, Biology Club, Lab Assistants, Gym Assistants Main Office Assistants, Atten- dance Office Assistants, Book store Assistants Girls' Basketball Team, Mo- dern Dance Retail Co-op, Office Co-op 137 Pontiac Central s Marching Band First row: Lee Reyes, Bill Rollo and Richard Gorman. Second row: Richard Morse ldirectorl, Mike Roush and Steve Reynolds. Woodwind 1 t' if N f , i 3 0 ' r t t - 1 5..- First row: Deborah Leonard, Cassandra Corke, Marva Burns, Diane Baker, Mary Beth Belanger, Jan Warren, Jan Shaw, Carol Tiernan and Second row: Martha Forman, Brenda Mitchell, Cynthia Walker Jacki Page Jacki , , e Mitchell, Nancy Wirth, Shelia Leidy, Becky Wigent, Gerry McCurry, Linda Williams, R' k ' ' ' ic Cody and Sylvia Simon. Third row: Claudette Stanford Marlene Moriarty Alan , , a Cargle, Diane Cheal, Rose Navarro, Linda Rowan, Carolyn Crawford, Sharon Jones and John Leach. Fourth row: Richard Garling, Delores Burns, Mindy Joos, Jim Anthony, Dale Aldo, Rick Blakeney, Bruce Turpin, Jim Mitchell and Ethel Ebey. Fifth row: Mike Sarokin, Ernest Lewis, Randy Leist, Wilford Miner, Laymond Eanes, Time Cooley, LeRoy McKinley, James Noel, Irving Stephens, Allan Jaworski and Ron Seay. li i l Iii 1 , K f yi' z V s 1 'J 1 Brass -I First row: Albrey Tipton, Jim Humphreys, Larry Watkins, Romond Stahl, Ken Over- baugh and Tom Stafne. Second row: Ron Wood, Rufus Burrl, Jim Role, Mark Baumkel, Bonnita Williams, Richard Pinkham, Cary Mazur, Carl Turman and Gary Featherston. Third row: Mike Ninotti, Carol White, David Moore, Tyler Schmitz, Chris Steepleton, Cecylya Brown, Carol Mallory and Steve Wilcox. Fourth row: Jeff Bizanz, Mark Blaylock, Joe MacMillan, William Johnson, David Rath, George Kremer, Oliver Mathes, Major Minor, Sandra Afteldt and William Spam. Fifth row: Paul Williams, Michael Ramsey, Horace Davis, Gil Bush, Paul Cheal, Tom Shepherd, Norm Lemont, and Lindward Lowe. Sixth row: Ronald Wright, Michael Fenburg and Paul McCallister. First row: Mark Boothe, Mike Roush and William Walker. Second row: Rex Roach, Myrvin Brimm, Bruce Walker, John Featherstone and Ken Ellison. Third row: James Suther- land, Michael Young, Gil Martinas and Robert Randolph. Percussion F T 4 i -, 2 . T 1 Q 3 1 5 15 ,ca ,. F l E f ' it -ff 4 bl Z re Ponfiac CenTraI's Marching Band P I G fr First row: Carl Furman, Tyler Schmitz fdireclorl, and ,pu Lee Reyes flead brassl. Second row: Carol White, ,M Gary Featherston, Nancy Wirth, Ken Ellison and Steve Wilcox. Third row: Paulehe Ebey, Shiela Leidy, Jim Anthony, Richard Gorman, Gerry McCurry and Mar- , Pep lene Moriarly. Fourth row: David Rath, Mike NinoHi, Chris Sfeeplefon, Gil Bush, Mike Fenburg, Ron Wood Band and sandra Affeldi. l l l l i l v. -i 1 .I 1 40 'i f' i L 'S First row: Jeff Bizcinz, Tyler Schmitz, Lee Reyes, Carl Furman and Gary Featherston. Second row: Gerry McCurry, Rose Navarro, Steve Wilcox, Linda Rowan and Paulette Ebey. Third row: Shelio Leidy, Richard Goreman, Jim Anthony, Richard Blakeney, Jim Mit- 6 551 ral QQ'- 515 sim Q65 :TT Q.-'Q ': zu 523 Quo? -vc' :PCD CD71-1 1x2 301 Q57 -0 05 ri 3 'E UH or 4 -.,, Q-5 xi ao -00 FF Symphonic Band Stage Band First row: Debby Leonard, Linda Smith, Sylvia Simons, William Span, Albrey Tipton and Ron Wood. Second row: Stacia Burns, Randy Leist, Earny Lewis, Lloyd Cobb, Brenda Mitchell, Paul McCallister, Steve Reynolds, Tyler Schmitz, Chris Stepleton, Carol Mallory and Larry Watkins. Third row: Irving Stephens, Sharon Jones, Linda Williams, Mindy .loos and Delores Burns. Fourth row: Allan Jaworski, Cynthia Water, Mark Hooper, Carolyn Stanford, Bruce Schmitz, Rudolf Churchwell, Rex Roach, Gilbert Martinez, William Walker, Richard Morse fdirectorj, Tom Shepherd, Paul Williams, and George Krammer. ll-I 'J 4 :UI --.-.......,...... ,....-----agp. l 5 7 I f l l 1 5 3 2 K Q l T41 Pontiac Central s Orchestra Cello and Bass Furs? row: Marlyn Quance and Linda Hess. Second row: Brooks Putnam Robert Johnson and Neal Gray Viola and Violins 2 1 5 5 U 11- Wind and Percussion 'cf Q'- Z ,fl First row: Rachael Ward, Diane Baker, .lim Role and Sandy Affeltt. Second row: Mike Sarokin, Steve Wilcox, Ken Ellison, .left Bisanz and Nancy Wirth. Third row: Lee Reyes, Jim Suther- land, Jim Anthony, David Rath and Richard Pinkham. Fourth row: Mike Roush, Tyler Schmitz, Chris Stepleton, Laymond Eanes and Bob Randolph. V7 'rs 5 Pontiac Central's A Cappella Choir A.AAkhael Dempsey, director Tenor, Baritone, Bass First row: Vernon Hodge, Larry Hurst, Scott Caroll, Robert Gordon, Tom Gibson, Nick Leland, Randy Sutt, Dick Shiller and Willie Black. Second row: Robert Smith, Craig Everett, John Farms, Dave Barker, Kirk Lind- quist, Mike Shanholtz, Paul Beebe, Ray Sutherland and Rick Brace. Third row: Mike Stowe, Dean Williams, Craig Asplin, Brian Rosenthal, Bob Meyers, Fred Travis, Ron Young, Ted Mole, Bill Johnson and Bob Prevett. Fourth row: Dave Waffle, Roger Smith, Calvin Birdett, Bob Boyce, Gary Beckman, Victor Adams, Peter Miller, Alan Patterson, Jery Palmer, and Mike Newman. First row: flower rightj Diane Nicholl, Joan Merriman, Linda De- vault and Aleda Reed. Second row: Beth Vershure, Lynn Chandler, Vicki Lexcel, Nicki Clayton, and Judy Gloomis. Third row: Janice Meauhl, Pam Harrington, Jo Lynn Yansen, Sue Hollis and Cindy Krantz. Fourth row: Cherryl Dell, Cherryl Lovett, Sandy Shorter, Leora Gerlinger, Nancy Gately and Elaine Smith. i t 144 Soprano First row: Kris Wetterhahn, Maryanne Schoneman, Sue Todd, Veta Smith, Cynthia Sanders, Pat Carson and Jackie Washinton. Second row: Dorethia Horace, Valeri Graves, Diane Smith, Sonya Hutshison, Ann Dunlap and Chris Griffin. Third row: Sandra Nutter, Jeannie Arm- bruster, Peggy O'Neil, Chris Blakeney, Theresa Hunt, Elsie Minor and Pat Wil- liams. Fourth row: Judy Slade, Bev Neil, Donna Williams, Maureen Corpron, Ellen Smith, Pam Pillow and Cornelia Dixon. hs LX -7 Madrigals Firsi row: Jane? Shaw, Cornelia Dixon, Nick Leland, Dacniee Smith and Sandra Nufter. Second row: Bev Neal, Jeannie Armbrusfer, Willy Black, Ted Mole and Alana Cargle. Third row: Joyce Dawkins, Alan Patter- son, Dwight Williams, Ron Youn g and Margarefte Emerson. .4 .3 -.4 2 .0 gf-. 146 Girls' Glee Club First row: Judy Gloomis, Pat Carson, Dorethia Horace, Joan Merriman and Linda DuVauIt. Second row: Diane Cheal, Jo Lynn Yansen, Marrianne Schoneman, Pam Har- rington, Diane Nicholl and Beth Vershure. Third row: Judy Slade, Teresea Hunt, Chris Blaneney, Sue Hollis, Nancy Gatley and Lynn Chandler. Farms and Mike Stowe Third row Bob Boyce Pete Miller Victor B Glee f 'Y fq Sophomore Choir First row: Marsha Goldman, Ginny Hawkins, Sue Papazian, Lynne Webb, Michael Gloo- mis, Thomas Condon, Rodney Boothe, Laurie Taylor Ann Fell and Kath Collins. Second 1 Y row: Marsha Beottger, Polly Philips, Michael McPhearson, Donna Ennis, Bob Vallier, Mark Asplin, John Hayes, Ricky Blakeney, Gary Geatherston, Sandra Atfeldt, Kathy Rowan, Janine Beebe, and Karen Jones. Third row: Becky Wall, Marlene Petrie, Milva Polk, Marva Burns, John Phillips, Donald Dewey, Richard Wilson, David Rath, Pete Marinos, Craig Velte, Gary Scott, Gay Behler, Cassandra Corke and Lois Webster. Fourth row: Vicky Chambers, Carol Sempere, Linda Hess, Mary Susan Morse, Matt Newman, Mike Elliot, Bill Stark B'lI P ' ' ' ' , I rice, Mike Martin, Lee Rebennack, Jerry Breen, Tim Hillsey, Debby Olsen, Sue Rouse, Patti Dell and Delores Burn. First row: Jackie Washington, Sue Todd, Mary Beth Belanger, Marsha Goldman, Kris Wetterhahn, and Diane Smith. Second row: Ann Dunlap, Veta Smith, Barbara Johnson, Chyrl Lovett and Marhta Forman. Third row: Patti Dell, Bonnita Williams, Phyllis Terry, Pat Machiela, Dorthene Bailey and Vicki Leczel. Harmonettes x. . X, 2 ll? 7 'x VI La 5 , 4- 'C v455,Q. is Girls' Glee Club First row: Barbara Johnson, Linda Holland, Mary Flem, Ella Shannon, Pam Glen, Chrys- tine Osley, Chris Weiner, Anita Singleton, Jackie Washington, Linda Canter, Nicki Hurford. Second row: Jackie Sone, Janet Smith, Glenda Jones, Rosy Lemos, Penny Hurford, JoAnne McVicar, Dorkus Northrup, Ormelia Myles, Sandy Minor, Linda Treise, Clementine Stanley, and Melinda Lane. Third row: Pam Boleyiack, Vicki Vollmar, Mary Cole, Glenda Thorne, Marti Yeager, Rita Eason, Brenda Brown, Debby Rome, Clara Ford, Angela Williams, Nancy Miller, Barbara Green and Janis Mileson. Fourth row: Peggy Toten, Brenda Owens, Janice Marsh, Diane Davis, Shirly Stanmore, Lynn Hoots, Martha Ostercamp, Vicki Ott, Annette Johnson, Pat Perry, Barbara McGhee, Dawn Latch, and Margaret Rotsel. Y 'Y-fr C? tr 149 First row: Evelyn Klock, Barbara Autry, and Antione Lawrence. Second row: Betty Ander- son, Sheila Rice, Toni Gray, Catherine Bolden and Debbie Hietanen. Third row: Linda Tote, Patricia Jones, Diane Davis, Brenda Giers, Judy Allen, Shirley Stimmeft, and Joyce White. .-X... ,. xx' .,, First row: Mike Lee, Allesia Caniels, Alana Cargle, Diane Nicholl, and Mike Jacobs. Second row: Victor Adams, Pete Miller, Jim White and Bill Gaukler. Third row: Arnold Bernstein fdirectorl, Donna Williams, Kirk Lindquist and JoLynn Yansen. l - A , 1 fi-.,-1 Children's J- V Play 3 Cast W Thespia ns First row: JoLynn Yansen, Donna Williams, Elaine Bacow and Robert Gordon. Second row: Arnold Bernstein fsponsorl, Mary Beth Belanger, Darlene Morrisey, Pam Harrington and Lynne Chandler. Third row: Ann Dunlap, Cindy Jones, AI Walker, Dave Faust and Molly Sellman. Fourth row: Kirk Lindquist, Victor Adams, Alan Paterson, Mike Newman, Bill Gaukler and Fred Travis. V 1 X 1 It I 1 il 151 Origins Editorial Staff Sam Ewalt and Molly Sellman fco-editors of Originsj. Advisor: Marla Jackson. Debate DL 1 'Q TN-' First row: Larry Bacow, Wendy Wold, Veta Smith and Ned Barker. Second row: Steve Embree, Chris Brewer, Greg Gallagher, Nancy Appleton, Jan Godoshian and Bev Bacak. Third row: Carol Whiteman, Maryanne Newman, Carol Sempre, Lyn Cline, Gary Seatt, Paula Macom and Marsha Goldman. Fourth row: Pauline Smith Cecylya Brown, Chris Lewis, Johnny Childs, Gary Parlove, Don Carros and Walter Smith ldebate coachj. 2 1 y ,gg . l '- 152 l :E fs gee. ijkfkeseg Mesa.-assay-41 A wiv ft X, , 3 t 5 1 S . E . i ' -, ,K :' 1-far S gs AQ 015 YZ' 'TJ' 1-7 'V' First row: Sonya Hutchison, Terry Bramble, Diane Shane and Marcia Olds. Second row: Quiver Phyllis Jackson, Cathy Crew and Maryanne Schoneman. Third row: Sue McDonald, Do- lores Ciucci, Steve McKelvey and Chris Mason. First row: Anne Dunlap fEditor-in-Chiefl and Ned Barker lAssociate Editorj. Second row Molly Mclntyre, Shiela Rice, Kathy McClure and Diana Palmateer. Third row: Sam Ewalt T-Hawk Mary Fell, Joe Dickie, Dinah Mnzur and Carol Whiteman. 'I' I -1-7. 4 S. Sb in !+h as y T fs' tr. an Y nga! l 4 X I Sfudenf First row: David Barker and Prenfice Hill. COUHCH Second row: Lynn Chandler, Roberi Gordon . and vera smnh. Officers L 1 ' 9 Y , S' Y , , 1-l- 5 9 i .v .. 1-20 M, ' I7 C ,f,. 7 1 - ,l L1 .,':.Lf.lr lil' . v, ' l. h .1 1 .R 4 'xg fx 1 I . JH! -uf, .Q 5 LL v I fp f ' 4 , . ix L ., s., l 4 Vg 5.1 Vorsii. First row: Jack Webb, Bill Kimmins, Joe Dickie, Don Robinett and Phil Y Barach. Second row: Larry Hurst, John Mason, Alfred Walker, Mike Club Shanholtz, Dave McNeely, Sam Ewali and Roger Shepler Qsponsorj. Third row: Bob Danic, Lee White, Jon Costello, Eddie Copeland, Nillie Ramsey and Mike Shorters. Fourth row: Larry Frode, Arlester Johnson, Ricky Sherrell, Robert Mickens, Bob Boyce, Ken Osler and Charles Mason. First row: John Zimmerle fsponsorj, Jenny Hawkins, Stephanie Landsparger, Linda Bedford, Sharon Heation, Linda Lippard and Laura Claus. Second row: Sharyl Kring, Chuck Stearns, Marcia Olds, Jim Lacy, Joy Herzog and Debbie Sterling. Third row: Evelyn Klock, Judy Allen, Sonia Borders, Joyce Mont- gomery, Jeri Frizzell, Belinda Keeler and Nick Colias. Fourth Student row: Myron Borders, Bob Groves, Tim Shireman, Rick Rogers, . Charles Morris, Alvin Bessant and Brenda Giers. U nIOn 155 N l L. Future Nurses First row: Debra Witherspoon and Donna Stevens. Second row: Cynthia Sanders, Laura Claus and Cathy Crone. Third row: Charlotte Miller, Violet Herron and Ruth Walker. Fourth row: Catherine Bolden, Alsup, Loretta Coleman and Mary Elam. Saundra First row: Erle Boone lSecretary- Treasurerj, Chuck Roguske fPresi- dentj and Chuck Marteney lvlfe Presidentt. Second row: William Dinkins, Walt Long, Eugene Rucks, Bob Kent and Linwood Lowe. Third row: Bruce Johnson, Joe Richter, William Burling and Chan Costello. Fourth row: Jack Newman, Bill Troutt, Mike Newman, Lee Rebe- nack and Greg Bunker. Audio-Visual 5 E. U' 3 I Y if 5 i FA fx as V 7 ff Q , -3 , -. nf T 'U ,' r QNX? A , -- em: First row: Tonis Gray, Judy Gloomis and Patricia Jones. Second row: Kittie Foirborther, Evelyn Klock, Donna Waiers and Joan Merriman, R? qw Future Teachers Q I 44 fwglbx Q, f3Y r 157 if ., Y L vs ,.., .--, 'R 19 w- Sd 19' First row: Edgar Tedsen fsponsorj, Greg Bunker and Larry Bacow Second row M k . : ar ' I l Mason, Ken Ellison, Bruce Crossman and David Cummins. Rod O C Ub Ski Club First row: John Zimmerly fsponsorl, Cathy Crew, Gary Moyer, Alice Silverthorn, Joan Merriman, Steve Embree, Larry Bacow and Jackie Black. Second row: Judy Slade, Steve lsgrigg, Heidi Wurst Barb Anthony Maril n Q , , y uantz, Chuck Sterns, Beth Vershure and Chris Griffin. Third row: Greg Williams, Linda Krepp, Nancy Gatley, Bill Lampton, Ed Lockner, Diana Mazar, Pete Marinos, Chris Mason and Mary Fell. Fourth row: Dan Wall, Roger Burgo, Jim George, Harold Stahl, Mike Leacher, Bruce Clark, Nick Leland, Kirk Lindquist and Larry Pinko. i .L -J v I C 9 Z l 4- S i - z .- 'Z' . Q v. -'r vi- rw v 158 L , ' in GQ 4? 1:- First row: Gary Moyer, Larry Bacow, Nick Leland and Forest Milzow fcoachj. Second row:S1eve Isgrigg, Roger Burgo, Harold Siahl and Bruce Clark. Team First row: Albert Cannon fsponsorl and Maxine Thome. Second row: David McNeely, . Lloyd Cobb, Tim Shireman, Larry Tremper and Bonnie Boughner. Third row: Bruce Johnson, Bowllng Gary Bledsoe, .lack Newman, Greg Bunker, Walt Long and Susan Campbell. Fourth row: Jim Peierson, Laymond Eanes, Mark Bisgeier, Mike Newman, Chris Lewis, Ron Boughner Club and Charles Swan. 5 A T-C r ' -f 'X ki .. .lv .' 'P . .X , ,- 'I ,f nu!-Sv 1 1 . ' an 1 159 X Libra ry Assistants V! X1 Biology Club tm First row: Carol Smith, Joan McCann, Lois Cantarella, and Verdina Spann. Second row: Patricia Jones, Dayne Steele, Carol Whiteman and Barbara Ferguson. First row: David Faust Aleda Reid Barbara Anth H , , ony, eidi Wurst and Michael Jacobs. Second row: Jud Gl ' ' ' ' y oomis, Linda Leopard, Elaine Zulko, Janice Godosian, Estelle Johnson, Doreen Corpron, Lila Clarkston, Marsha Boettger, Pat Roy, and Marilyn Quance. Third row: Anita Crane, Onita Little, Toni Gray, Jeff Ross, Albert Yee, Carl Lightfoot, Nick Leland, Rob Gordon, Paulette Godosian, Sandy Minor and Angela Williams. Fourth row: Jenny Genez, Barbara Johnson, Sally Acre, Alana Cargle, James Anthony, Fay Ziski, Franziska Myosen, Mary Ellenwood, Cheryl Dell, Pete Marinos and Annette Johnson. Fifth row: Cathy Crew, Matt Newman, Timothy Edwards, Brian Rosenthal, Roger Jones, Victor Adams, Mike Campbell, Julie Hallock, Steve McKelvey, Steve Rutherford and Patti Dell. 4 xf 'N C U, ga l F J iqgq l , 3 v First row: Nancy Meredith, Darlene Morrissey, Heidi Wurst, Evelyn Klock, Pam Lab Harrington and Sandra Roach. Second row: Michaelle McPherson, Gerry Mc- Curry, Nancy Wirth, Mary Jackson, Barbara Anthony and Debra Witherspoon. Assistants Third row: Sue Lowe, Dale Aldo, Edward Seitz, Dave Faust, Mark Crocker, Linda Kreps and Kirk Lindquist. Fourth row: Greg Williams, Mike McGraw, Mike Min- nich, Mark Bisgeier, Roger Smith and Tom Pinho. -r Gym .c JP cn 2. ua -o- Q 3 -4- cn Dub-CA First row: Sandy Norton fsecretaryl, Julie Hallock fvice-presidentj, Pat Machiela fpresidentl and Vicki Leczel fprogram chairmanl. Second row: Belinda McAllister, Karen Merkovitz, Debbie Witherspoon, Debbie Steerling, Elizabeth Crocker and Sandy Shorter. Third row: Billie Burke, Joy Pepper, Pam Pillow, Alma Britt, Sally Butterfield, Kathy Crew and Janice Godosian. Fourth row: Harolyn Howard, Mike Cantu, Victor Adams, Skip McGhee, Nick Leland, Dave Faust and Barbara Johnson. , I ' Q . I '- '- f- , 4 - , ...., . Vi l L A li X , 1 J l v 5 l jlfq' H ' 'nm J' t is I ac 1 ,,' 0 I . 'il FN V ' ..- S N ' 1 TY J . 'Tr y ,J-lf, 1 , . Q ' P It !.,,,, T., f, Main Office Assistants -Cf 1 l ,-. ., 0 LP ,4 :M !p., 3 First row: Sue Blaylock, Cindy Strine and Vicki Allen. Second row: Karen Scardino, Sandy Minor, Sherry Powell and San Juanita Moya. Third row: Nelrita C t Z d ay on, an ra Bowman and Mary Drittler. qw -EZ- QQ 4L gi Bookstore T Assistants First row: Marie Palacios, Pat Harper, Craig Velte and Irving Stephens. Second row: Mike Haskin, De- nise Beach, Jim Autry and Dave Rogers. fs 0' sv l62 Q, w-5 I l f Attendance Office Assistants First row: Ruth Shears, Earline Fortier, Linda Smith, Renee Mitchell and Mary Edwards. Second row: Tereatha Branner, Shirley Booth, Alisa Davis, Pamela Burch, Susie Woods and Betty Peterson. Third row: Loretta Cobb, Augustine Shelton, Diane Banks, Sissy Tay- lor and Clancy Samples. .1 ...Q GG 'Q n , ia. f A 3 - c' - ,. ,qv Y 'zz' X , s X , l :I ... ' QM-if ' 1 4 N I 453' 4 Firsf row: Harolyn Howard, Alfredo Butler, Beatrice Wright ' and Aniia Singlelon. Second row: Francis Casey fcocchl, Gloria Girls' Basketball Harr' c I B 411.1 vunxx .4 Q N- ls, ecy ya rown, Barb Johnson and Allesicu Daniels. 3 , ' -.- F 3 ., , Vai - 2 i :W , I v ft' 'fl- ' fl -4 Ve V ' Y ,F , - 'N I '6 It I: I V If .L A h M- 1' I We A 1 , :1'1.: . Q f fn li-J-ill . I Q, 164 - i iiii i -, Ei! J FX' C -'G K J, 4 - in First row Jud Dudle and Cornelia Dixon Second row- Denise Tarpley, Joyce Modern 1 Y Y - - Shields and Marie Phlegn. Third row: Pamela Gleen, Anita Singleton, Casandra Corke and Cheryl Davis. Fourth row: Barbara Johnson, Charlotte Nichols, Nancy Dance Miller and Marva Burns. fr if. '15, Q1 X 1 W l 65 Retail First row: Marsh Brown, Martha Wheat, Joan Roach and Diane Curnberworih. Second row: Jenny Linton, Pa? Lowes, Valorie Bolden, Diane Williamson and Co-Op Janice Morrill. Third row: Larry Walker, Carlos Traveno, David Sanders, Douglas Welch, Frank Gurley and Ruth Sfidham. Fourlh row: Eugene Campanello, Gary Stewart, Sieve Baron, Gerald Palmer and Joe Pinkham. First row: Fay McLain, Debbi Davis, Carolyn Hardenburgh, Yvonne Bueno and Rosemary Osley. Second row: Donna Stevens, Sheila Ratliff, Sandra Lewis, Mag- dalene Shields, Pam Angel and Angela Ometz. Third row: Marilyn Smith, Carol Shelton, Paulette Evey, Rose Valenti, Anne Lafountain, Mattie Sain and Diane Johnson. Fourth row: Marsha Henson, Eleanor Penny, Beckie Aguilera, Susan Wharry, Barbara Autrey and Beverly Graham. ,xr 'T iv Maintenance Personnel First row: Pauline Lovse and Belah Chesfeen. Second row: Charles Robertson, Roy Stoner, Henry Fosmoen and J. C. Thomas. 'sv ' ,-,ssxa . sg . 'Q Y 14 64 iii A .1 ll l 551 ru A199011 lemgiq llelen l Coll Pers 39 and WH If l A xi' Q fe I JA First row: Mary Kasat, La-Vada Gerris, June Herzine and Pauline Linn. Second row: Ann Argenta, Irene Gaddes, Wanda Miller, Lorene Kinsey, Margaret Csizmadia and May Torosian. Third row: Esther Ulmar, Gloria Schmuker, Laura Wright, Betty Blanguart and Helen Lipha. Cafeteria Personnel 5 ft , Za.'1'i.SiEZ 'I T70 THE T-HAWK STORY News happens at Pontiac Central, and the associate editor of the Tomahawk has the job of finding it. Ned Barker, this year's associate editor has had the cooperation of Central's administration, its club sponsors and coaches, and the T-Hawk staff. When Ned finds the news, he assigns the story to one of the staff members. The staff worker is often free to choose his own angle. He then must do the necessary researching and interviewing, and arrange for a picture if it seems appropriate. Writing the story is the staffer's next job. After typing it, he gives his story to the Editor-in-Chief, Ann Dunlap. Th en, Ann copyreads the story, writes a headline, and decides what style and size type should be used. The edited copy is sent next to Pontiac Typesetting. There its type is set and galley proofs are made. On its return to Central, the story is proofread. Next, Ann and her faculty advisor, Bud Domurath, cut up the galleys and then layout the four pages on dummy sheets. The dummies are sent to Central's Print Shop where instructor Richard Larpenter d an his students print the paper. At the shop, a folding machine folds the papers fwhen it works, that isj. The com l t d ' ' Union for distribution. Finally, the T-Hawk staff 'l mailing list. pe e copies are then delivered to the Student mais papers to eighty-five schools and individuals on its V K i U .inf ' f QI i Y Q l fm' . s., 5 Qi.: 4 r s f .f V ' 5 .4 -. r '. SV . ' H vw 'GPN' - fi -. U Where the Action Is from Jackie Reene. 11 I i Q A l 0 '90 I ' . f' ' --x, , a is X Q- .. i R'-. :f. Interviewing drama cooch Arnold Bernsiein. ,.1ii.1i.. ., x Som Ew If dKo1hyMcClurei th P 15h p. il 'gg ' 4j 'X Lf f--7 Q. 'Sp--.-f -F -sn ' J l , X s ' l 'U'-7 -., v-0 ,4 ' 51' ,h N- f'.3a -755' '-r-' o 1 -4 . .-gy, i Q. t:4vIW,f? L:-'QP E . ' ' T' -1 Xlfill n ,, 7 If , Xa- I '7 AL f D.-Q-,sv I - - - af, Ili --f -I -v-A ,1 ,, 4 ' 4.0. ,H I Y' ,, ,4 .,n -, fl ,,r- I sf' - I ' JA .Law PtgttRhdLp9 171 ' 113' 'X K 'H- N, ' , V2? x we 41 Communiccffion Con Be Difficulf F gl Dk dD Sh .-f' .if i w . E H --1 ,'J..? f'X l Lef me see . . Whof Hline should I use? Be wllh me Websfer, old mon Here goes everyfhing. . Tl1of's if . . The old Vorsify Club fry! Communicolion may be fough, buf ifs success is cerfoinly sofisfying. DUN SEITH'S PHARMACY 552 N. Perry Buy Ll Clear Plastic Cover for WW Yearbook Sold fy fbi' Quiver Staff 250 9 THE PLACE WHERE ACTION PEOPLE MEET oomfield Hills Pontiac M8 1-' 'IVNYIR ff, ia Q QQT . f v l 'r Blakeney, Christine 28, 147, 144, 71, 106 Blakeney, James 120, 140, 148 Bland, Larry 120 Blanguart, Betty 169 Blaylock, Cheryl 76 Blaylock, Joan 120 Blaylock, Mark 120, 139, 140 Blaylock, Susan 76, 162 Bledsoe, Gary 28, 159 Bledsoe, Richard 76 Bledsoe, Shirley 120 BloodfBob 76 Bloodworth, Bradley 76 Blumeno, Sharon 76 Boadway, Holly 120 Boather, Alzarea 28 Boaz, Patricia 120 Boaz, Suzanne 120 Boettger, Marsha 120, 148, 160 Boga, Mike 77 Bojesen, Bevt 16, 28 Bolan, Linda 120 Bolan, Opal 120 Bolden, Catherine 120, 150, 157 Bolden, Valorie 28, 166 Boleyjack, Pamela 120, 149 Bolton, Jimmy 120 Bonds, Deborah 77 Boone, Harold 28, 92 Boone, Erle 76, 92, 156 Boone, Evelyn 76 Boose, Brenda 120 Booth, Shirly 77, 163 Boothe, Mark 77 Boothe, Rodney 121, 148 Borders, Myron 77, 154 Borders, Sonja 28, 154 Bottom, Ricky 77 Bouce, Cheryl 121 Boughner, Bonnie 77, 159 Boughner, Pat 28 Boughner, Ronald 121, 159 Bourgeau, Jeffrey 77 Bourgeau, Mark 28 Bovee, Gordon 77 Bowie, Jesse 28 Bowman, Zandra 162 Boyce, Richard 62, 121 Boyce, Bob 28, 63, 145, 147, 155 Brace, Richard 28, 145 Brady, Charley 121 Braithwaite, James 77 Bramble, Teri 77, 153 Branham, Jim '77 Branner, Tereatha 77, 163 Branner, Susanne 29 Breen, Jerry 96, 121, 148 Breen, Mary 77 Breeze, John 121 , 4 1 Lift 5 lx 's,16i'Z.G, av, Q , I 5 'V' 1-'Q ' f l' ' , ,, - -, - -W it-:P Index Brewer, Chris 62, 115, 121, 153 Briggs, Charles 121 Brimm, Myrvin 121 Brisbois, Wayse 77 Britt, Alma 77, 161 Brown, Alma 77 Brown, Bonnie 29 Brown, Brenda 121, 149 Brown, Cecylya 115, 139, 153, 164 Brown, John 77 Brown, Lonnie Brown, Marsha 29, 166 Brown, Nancy 29 Brown, Sue 77 Brown, Susa.n 77 Brown, Suzanne 29 Brown, Thomas 77 Bruce, Linda 121 Brundige, Jim 77 Bryant, Eugene 77 Bryant, N. Z. 29, 94 Bryant, Sheila 121 Bueno, Yvonne 29, 169 Bunker, Gregory 29, 156, 159, 158 Bunker, Phyllis 121 Burch, Clayton 121 Burch, Jeannette 121 Burch, Pamela 77, 163 Burgdore, William 121 Burling, Wayne 121 Burling, William 157 Burgo, Roger 159, 158 Burke, Billie 29, 161 Burns, Delores 121, 141, 148 Burns, Marva 121, 112, 165, 148 Burns, Stacia 77, 141, 70 Burrell, Ann 77 Burrow, Rufus 62, 121 Burton, Geneva 29 Burton, Mack 77 Bush, Gil 77, 140 Busse, Don 29 Bussey, Commelia 29 Bustillos, Juan 121 Butler, Alfredia 77, 164 Butler, Mary 29 Butler, Roger 62 Butterfield, Sally 116, 29 Byas, Robert 62, 121 Byrd, Danny 121 Byrd, David 121 Byrd, Janice 77 Cage, Walter 121 Calhoun, Robert 77 Campanello, Eugene 29, 166 Campbell, Danial 62, 77, 161 Campbell, Marlene 77 Campbell, Susan 121, 189 Cannady, Yvonne 77 What ever happened to the self made man? There s nothing wrong with digging ches It s healthy and these days it p well Too bad it doesn t often lead to something better It s not as easy as It used to be to work your Way up from scratch Today the really good jobs go to those who have the back- ground to get them. So whatever chance you have for more training and education, take it. If you dig ditches in the summer, get ahead by studying civil engineering in the fall. If you plan to work in an ofhce, take night courses. If you have a newspaper route, sock some dough away for more schooling. Remember what happened to the self-made man . . . he got educated. How about you F What a difference a name makes .4e f1f 'ff M1- f ' W, Q wi, HMV , www ' 4' M Q ' mi ,. ,C,,4 - fiiefefffmf fitvk if 0- A ysazu A ,ik 44 . nh: f f in 1 ,'.,..f,g .A 'La 5' ,ff na' ,Q'.3'w- iy . dl W :,T I,4:,Q,, I , V, v, iN ,ff 'A 'G j 4Y,.JgV4 ,, my , if A' Ag A LA'-X-Q A M ' Q , , V '- -W it . 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Cantarella, Lois 121, 160 Canter, Linda 142, 149 Cantu, Hermalinda 121 Cantu, Miquel 77, 161 Carey, Sandy 77 Cargle, Alana 77, 146, 151, 160 Carlson, Pamela 121 Carro, Dorothy 121 Carro, James 77 Carroll, Mack 29 Carroll, Scott 77, 145 Carros, Danald 121, 153 Carson, Patricia 29, 144, 147 Carter, Barbara 77 Carter, Michael 77 Carter, Philip 77 Cashin, Sara 177 Cato, Carolyn 121 Cato, Ruth 108, 121 Caudle, Harley 29 Caudill, Wanda 121 Causey, Walter 64, 66 Cayton, Alberteen 121 Cayton, Nelrite 78, 162 Chambers, Jeffery 22, 94, 95, 121 Chambers, Vicki 121, 148 Chancey, William 121 Chandler, Lynne 29, 145, 147, 15 Chapdelaine, Nola 121 Chase, Richard 29, 96 Chatmon, Elise 29 Chatmon, LaVern 78 Chatmon, Leatis 108, 121 Cheal, Dale 78, 140 Cheal, Diane 78, 147 Chesteen, Belah 168 Childers, Agatha 121 Childs, Alfred 78 Childs, Johnnie 30, 66, 153 Choate, Janis 121 Chovanec, Ed 96, 121 Chunn, Michael 30 Churchwell, Rudolf 141 Ciucci, Dolores 30, 153 Clark, Benny 121 Clark, James 121, 158, 159 Clarkson, Lila 121, 160 Claus, Laurie 121, 154, 157 Clayton, Niki 145 Clinard, Russ 30 Cline, Lyn 121, 153 Coates, James 121 Cobb, Lloyd 78, 141, 159 Cobb, Loretta 78, 163 Cody, Richard 78 Cohen, Linda 54 Coit, Donna 121 Cole, Leonard 78 Cole, Marilyn 38 l8O 1, 154 Index Cole, Mary 121, 149 Coleman, Barbara 30 Coleman, Loretta 78, 157 Coleman, Luther 121 Collias, Elizabeth 121 Collias, Nick 30, 154 Collins, Cathy 122, 148 Collins, Colleen 30 Collins, John 78 Collins, Mary 78 Compton, Lenwood 122 Condon, Thomas 122, 148 Congdon, Cheryl 30 Cooley, Dan 78 Cooley, Tim 78 Coolidge, Mary Katherine 78 Cooney, Michael 95, 122 Cooper, Dawn 122 Cooper, Mary 78 Cooper, Willie 122 Copeland, Eddie 30, 63, 155 Copeland, Robert 63, 78 Cordova, Irma 78 Cordova, Mario 78 Cordova, Martin 122 Corke, Cassandra 148, 165 Cornett, Jan 30 Corpron, Doreen 71, 122, 160 Corpron, Maureen 71 123 144 9 I Costello, Chan 78 Costello, Jon 122, 155, 156 Coudrey, Greg 78 Cox, Linda 78, 113 Cox, Nancy 78 Craft, George 78 Craft, Jerome 54 Craft, Larry 94, 122 Crawford, Philip 122 Creasy, Brent 96, 122 Crelley, Floyd 122 Crew, Cathy '10, vs, 153, 158, 160, 161 Crocker, Elizabeth 78, 161 Crocker, Mark 30, 161 Crone, Anita 78, 160 Crone, Cathy 122, 157 Cross, Allen 30 Crossman, Bruce 122, 158 Crumb, Melford 122 Crump, Verna 122 Csizadia, Margaret 169 Cumberworth, Diane 30, 166 Cummins, David 122, 158 Cummings, Yvette 78 Cunningham, Bill 122 Curran, Jack 122 Currington, Lawrence 122 Cuthrell, Stephen 92, 122 Danic, Bob 63, 78, 155 Daniel, Danny 30, 66 wifes ra if-at Q I a L IJ Il IX D2 D1 M1 Dm W D27 Dat Davi Md Davi Dui Dm laws Daw DWL Declm Decm Della DeLaR 92214 Dell, C Dell, P Demisr My, neshfa Dunn DEVIUII twig Dfw, l Ufltrom Dill, Ca 'lm It M ma Vlfkie, I Divkie, J Dilworfjl bikini, ,YEL P 0111 Cl in lx ml W: 355011, s l Doll, Kat mmm Uildso 000101, x DWHH, I DWL 1 Draper, Drallen, ' -H 1-4 ,I-.-, +- ,hi , 5- 4 J., U : 1 i78? f ':3a3 f ' , I .,,s.....r 1. ,. ,1 .. ,,. A , 'MY 1 , Y , I A Daniels, Allesia 151, 164 Danielson, Dennis 78 d'Argy, Charles 78 Davenport, Donna 122 Davenport, James 108, 122 Davis, Alisa 78, 163 Davis, Cheryl 78, 165 Davis, Deborah 122, 169 Davis, Deborah J. 30 Davis, Dianne 122, 149, 150 Davis,l-Iorace 62, 122 Davis, James 95, 122 Davis, Nathan 78 Davis, Peggy 78 Davis, Rick 122 Davis, Ron 122 Davis, Valeria 38 Davis, Vicki 122 Dawkins, Joyce 78, 146 Dawson, Christine 30 Dawson, Lynda 78 Dean, Pam 30 Decleene, Dan 78 Decroix, Paul 122 DeHaan, James 122 DeLaRosa, Esther 21, 122 Delgado, Mary 78 Dell, Cheryl 73, 78, 145, 160 Dell, Patti 72, 122, 148, 149, 160 Dennison, Mary 78 Denny, George 122 Deshetler, Daniel 78 Deuma.n, Linda 122 DeVault, Linda 30, 145, 147 DeWalt, Margaret 78 Dewey, Donald 122, 148 Dextrom, Keith 32, 63 Diaz, Carlos 122 Diaz, Ralph 122 Dick, Robert 122 Dickie, Bob 32, 79, 92 Dickie, Joseph 92, 93, 153, 155, 172, 173 Dilworth, Gary 122 Dinkins, Cardlyn 32 Dinkins, William 111, 156 Distel, Pam 78 Dixon, Cornelia 79, 144, 146, 165 Dixon, Dolores 79 Dixon, Walter 132 Dixson, Ruth 122 Dobski, Michele 32 Doig, Kathy 71, 79 Donalson, Jannie 122 Donaldson, Lyrm 79 Dooley, Richard 32 Doolin, Patti 79 Dowell, Gail 123 Draper, George 123 Draper, Melvin 123 Index Drittler, Mary 79, 162 Dudley, Judy 79, 113, 165 Dumity, Demiis 123 Duncan, Clyde 123 Dunigan, Ronald 32 Dunlap, Ann 32, 71, 144, 151, Dunlap, Ron 123 Dupree, Carla 123 Dupree, Sandra 123 Dye, Joe 123 Dye, Patricia 123 Eaddy, Ruth 79 Eaglen, Joyce 79 Eames, Harold 79 Eanes, Laymond 79, 112, 143 Early, Jesse 79 Eason, Amos 32 Eason, Laras 79 Eason, Rita 123, 149 Ebersohl, Sky 15, 32 Ebey, Paulette 32, 140 Eddington, Duane 123 Edwards, Belinda 32 Edwards, Fredric 32, 63 Edwards, Henry 79 Edwards, Mary 79, 163 Edwards, Timothy 160 Efemenko, Toni 123 Elam, Mary 79, 151 Elam, Roland 123 Ella, Belinda 123 Ellenwood, Mary 123, 160 Elliott, Arline 79, 123 Elliott, Michael 123, 148 Elliott, Peter 79 Ellison, Ken 123, 143, 58 ' 1 Embree, Stephen 79, 115, 153, 158 , 146 Emerson, Margaret 79, 142 Ennis, Donna 123, 148 Emmis, L. 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B111 34, 73, 114, 151 Gauthier, Dan 79 Gaydos, Carol 71, 79 Gee, Jadine 124 Genez, Jenny 124, 160 Genez, Nora 79 Genspenger, Jerry 62 George, Barbara 124 George, Brenda 124 George, Cynthia 34, 113 George, James 124, 158 George, Jim 79 George, Oscar 124 Gerlinger, Leora 34, 145 Gerris, La-Vada 169 Gianopoulos, Ely 79 Gibson, Greg 96, 97 Gibson, Thomas 145 Giers, Brenda 79, 150, 154 Givens, Alice 34 Glasgow, Marie 80 Glazier, Gwendolyn 124 Glazier, Janice 34 Glazier, Wanda 80 Glenn, Pam 124, 149, 165 Gloomis, Judy 34, 145, 147, 157, 160 Gloomis, Julian 80, 92 Gloomis, Mike 92, 124, 148 Glover, Betty 124 Glover, Henry 80 Godoshian, Janice 80, 115, 153, 160, 161 Godoshian, Paulette 124, 160 Goff, Detria 124 Goldman, Ma.rsha 124, 148, 149, 153 Goldsmith, Willow 124 Gomez, Eva 34 Gonzales, Cecelia 124 Gonzales, Jesse 80 Goodman, Barbara 124 Goodsell, Frank 80 Gooley, David 80 Gordon, Barbara 124 Gordon, Robert 34, 145, 147, 151, 154, 160 Gorman, Richard 34, 138, 140 Gottschall, Nolan 124 Gottschall, William 94, 124 Gracey, Michael 34 Gracey, Roger 62, 124 Gragg, Mary 80 Graham, Beverly 34, 167 Graham, Bill 62, 80 Graham, Charles 63, 80 Gra.ham, Chuck 80 Graham, Larry 124 Gramer, Donald 80 Grant, Joe 124 Graves, Jerry 34 C G G1 G1 Gr an G19 Gre' Gree Gree Graf 5,-fffe M51 Grim Grim amid I 90651 Gust 3 1 GHF91 GMPZ CMS. cm 011168, emi S Grim om .522-S? 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' W I .-INK' I 1-is' MITCHELL CLEANERS 2267 Orchard Lake Rd. lb N -new ri t: CRAIG'S GIFT SHCP Miracle Mile Shopping Center I87 Holsworth, Ed 125, 253 Honer, Linzora 125 Hooks, Faye 81 Hooper, Mark 125 Hoots, Evelyn 81, 149 Horace, Dorethia 36, 147, 144 Horner, Linzora 23 Hoskins, Darlene 36 Hoston, Tom 95 Houck, Walter 81 Houghton, Robert 125 Houston, Dale 81 Howard, Harolyn 81, 161, 164 Howard, James 125 Howell, Bill 81 Howell, Rebecca 125 Hubarth, Daniel 81 Hubbard, Laura 81 Hubble, Cheryl 36 Hubble, Terri 125 Hudson, Johnny 125 Hudson, Minnie 81 Hulsman, David 125 Humphries, James 81, 139 Hanley, Robert 125 Hunt, Purvis 125 Hunt, Eugene 62, 125 Hunt, Teresea 70, 144, 147 Hunter, James 125 Hupka, Edward 36 Hupka, William Hurford, Penny Hurford, Vicky 81, 149 Hurner, Gloria 81 36, ez, ea 125, 149 Hurst, Larry 81, 92, 93, 145, 155 Huston, David 81 Houston, Elsie 125 Hutchison, Sonya 36, 71, 144, 153 Hutchons, Charlene 81, 20 Hutton, Linda 81 Hutton, Susan 36 Hymes, Connie 81 Ingram, Percy 36 Irving, Clyde 81 Irwin, Kenneth 125 Isgrigg, Stephen 36, 158, 159 Ison, Linda 81 Jackson, Altha 81 Jackson, Charlie 36 Jackson, Darlene 125 Jackson, Larry 58, 63 Jackson, Mary 36, 161 Jackson, Pearley 125 Jackson, Phyllis 38, 153 Jacobs, Michael 72, 81, 151, 160 Jakust, John 38 James, James 125 Jameson, Patricia 81 Janka, Dave 125 188 Index Jansen, Mike 81 Jaworski, Allan 81, 138 Jefferson, Johnny 66, 125 Jefferson, Sandra 125 Jefferson, Vergie 125 Jenkins, Arvin 81, 92 Jenkinson, Ted 125 Jenkinson, Thomas 125 Jimenez, Fidel 81 Johnson, Andrew 38 Johnson, Arlester 38, 92, 155 Johnson, Amiette 81, 160 Johnson, Barbara 81, 160 161 164 16 Johnson, Bernice 125 Johnson, Bill 96, 97, 145 Johnson, Brenda 125 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johns on, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johns on, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, I I 7 5 Bruce 38, 156, 159 Cindy 125 Charles 81 Christine 38 Dianne 38, 69 Estelle 125, 160 Frank 63 Jean 81 Jesse 81 John 81 Kay 38 Larry 62, 95, 96, 125 Margaret 81 Marion 126 Michael 62, 81 Randy 81 Renee 126 Robert 66, 81, 142 Johnson, Ronald 81 Johnson, Ronald L. 38 Johnson, Salena 38 Johnson, Sandra 126 Johnson, Sharon 126 Johnson, Shelly 126 Johnson, Toni 81 Johnson, William 126, 38, 139 Jones, Carolyn 126 Jones, Charlene 38 Jones, Chester 126 Jones, Cindy 81, 142, 151 Jones, Cornel 126 Jones, Earlie 126 Jones, Glenda 126 Jones, Glo ria 54 Jones, Hardeman 126, 63, 60 Jones, Karen 126, 71 Jones, Mark 81 Jones, Patricia 81, 157, 160, 150 Jones, Roger 38, 160 Jones, Sharon 126, 138 Jones, Waverly 126, 66 Joos, Mindy 126, 141, 138 Jury, Ernest 126 aah in . - -, t, ,,,,,, , ' . ff' ' 1a1':i','? V 11-Xfiwi FG'-H. - f5f'g2 'ah A, V , af 4.964 Justice, Evelyn 81 Kallis, Richard 92 Karnes, Debby 82 Kasat, Mary 169 Katip, Joseph 38 Katip, Verna 81 Kavouras, Steve 126 Keefer, Belinda 82, 184 Keehn, Connie 126 Keel, Brenda 126 Ked, Patricia 126 Keels, Diane 114, 126 Kelly, Brenda 82, 115 Kendrick, Gary 96, 126 Kennedy, Mike 38 Kent, Gleena 126 Kent, Robert 82, 186 Kerr, Henry 82 Kesling, Eric 126 Ketchum, Lawrence 82 Khan, Betty 38 Khan, Randy 126 Kherkher, Chris 38, 126 Kilby, Samuel 82 Kimmerly, Brian 126 Kimmerly, Mark 82 Kimmins, Hohn 95, 126 Kimmins, William 39, 96, 97, 155 Kincaid, Greg 39 King, Jessie 126 Kinsey, Lorene 169 Kirchmeyer, Bruce 82 Kirk, Debbie 82 Kitchen, Glenn 39 Kittl, Michael 126 Klock, Evelyn 82, 150, 154, 157, 161 Kochan, Barbara 82 Kondratuk, Owen 62 Krantz, Cindy 82, 145 Kremer, George 126, 141 Kreps, Linda 39, 71, 161, 188 Lacy, James 96, 154 Lafountain, Anne 39, 167 Lafountain, Sally 126 LaMar, Jerry 82 . LaMotte, Norman 39, 96 Lampman, William 82, 158 Lance, Elroy 39 Lance, Leroy 39 Lance, Pearlie 126 Lance, Rosie 115, 126 Lance, Walter 82 Landsparger, Stef Landry, Frank 39 Lane, Elsie 39 Lane, Melinda 126 La.nLam, Linda 82 Larson, Mickey 96, 126 Lartsh, Dawn 126 154, 126 ,4 T.5??fff Iw-1 5 ' . !? 1f' 519: - it l, , ,,--L,,-1, JT' 1-iid w'.':':f1::. , Index Lassen, Daniel 39 Lauckner, Ed 82, 158 Lawrence, Antionette 82, 150 Lawrence, Harold 82 Lawrence, Warren 82 Lawson, Loraine 82 Leach, Leache John 126, 138 r, Michael 18, 82, 158 Leczel, Victoria 39, 58, 70, 145, 161 Ledsinger, Janice 82 Lee, Carletus 62, 126 Lee, Danny 126 Lee, Floyd 82 Lee, JoAnn 126 Lee, M ichael 115, 126, 151 Lee, Regina 126 Leidy, sheua 82, 138, 140 Leist, Randy 126, 138 LeLand, Nick 22, 82, 145, 146, 158, 159, 161 LeMarbe, Jim 39 Lemos, Rosie 126 Leonar Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lightfo d, Deborah 138 Carol 82 Chris 82, 115, 153, Ernest 82, 138 V. C. 82 Larry 39, 63, 115 Lena 115 Sanora 39, 167 Severine 39 ot, Carl 82, 160 Lindgren, James 39 Lindquist, Kirk 39, 59, 147, Lingenfelter, Randy 126 Linn, Pauline 169 Linton, Edward 126 Linton, Janette 166 Lipha, Helen 169 Lippard, Linda 82, 154, 160 Little, M. onita 128, 180 Litwicki, Russel 82 Long, James 126 Long, Ken 66, 126 Long, Michael 82 Long, Walt 15, 39, 156, 159 Looney, Ed 62, 66, 82 Lopez, Raymond 82 Lopez, Rita 39 Lorenz, Carol 39 Losano, Daniel 82 Love, Betty 82 Love, Charles 82 Lovett, Chyrl 145 Lovse, Pauline 168 Lowe, Linward 62, 156 Lowe, Sue 82, 161 Lowes, Patsy 166 Luster, Arnold 82 MacDonald, Mary 127 189 148, 151, 158, 161 Machiela, Patricia 40, 71, 161 MacKenzie, Ellen 127 Mack, Velma 82 Mackenzie, Marsha 40, 113 Mackley, Carole 82 Macom, Paula 103, 127 Mallonen, Linda 127 Mallory, Brenda 127 Mallory, Carol 82, 139, 141 Malnory, Janice 40 Malone, Mary 127 Manz, Randall 96, 127 Mapley, Gordon 40 Marcoux, Cherie 127 Marinos, Peter 127, 158, 160 Marker, Richard 41 Markwood, Kathie 41 Markwood, Ralph 127 Marsh, Janice 127, 142 Marteney, Charles 41, 156 Martin, Cecil 41 Martin, Don 82 Martin, Earnest 82 Martin, Lynn 41 Martin, Michael 92 127 Index McGhee, Ruby 12, 40 McGhee, Selwyn 161 McGinnis, Athie 83 McGinnis, Stephen 127 McGraw, Mike 41, 161 McIntyre, Molly 127, 153 McKelyey, Steve 83, 153, 160 McKinney, LeRoy 40, 138 McKinney, Tanya 127 McKnight, Chrlton 62, 127 McKnisht, Charles 127 McLain, Fay 40, 167 McMahon, Edward 54 McMil1en, Joe 62, 127, 139 McNeely, Dave 40, 159 McNeir, Lewis 83 McPherson, Michaelle 127, 161 McVicar, Jo Ann 83 Melnik, Tatea 72, 127 Meredith, Nancy 161 Merkouitz, Karen 83, 161 Merriman, Joan 41, 145, 147, 157, Merriman, William 83 Mickens, Robert 41 Midgett, Carolyn 127 7 Martinez, Gilbert 83, 139, 141 Martinez, Joann 41 Martinez, Robert 41 Mason, Archie 83 Mason, Betty 83 Mason, Charles 63, 83 Mason, Christine 41, 113, 153, 158 Mason, John 83 Mason, Mark 96, 127, 158 Massingale, James 127 Mathes, Oliver 62, 127, 139 Matlock, Pam 41 Matthews, Melvin 127 Mattingly, Patricia 83 Mazur, Cary 83, 139 Mazur, Diana 41, 153, 158 Mazza, Debbie 83, 127 McAllister, Belinda 40, 161 McAllister, Fred 40 McCall, Deborah 83 McCallister, Paul 127, 139, 141 McCann, Jean 127 McCann, Joan 83, 160 McClain, Susan 83 McClure, Kathy 83, 153 McCormick, Denise 127 McCullum, David 127 McCullum, Paulette 40 McCurry, Geraldine 40, 138, 140, 141, 161 McDonald, Eddie 127 McDonald, Sue 40, 153 McElwee, Jennifer 127 McFarland, William 40 McGlee, Keith 127 190 Midgett, Melvin 41 Miller, Charlotte, 83, 157 Miller, Janie 127 Miller, Karen 41 Miller, Michael 83, 14 Miller, Nancy 127, 165 Miller, Peter 41, 72, 145, 147, 1 Miller, Steve 127 Miller, Timothy 83 Miller, Wanda 169 Milligan, Josephine 41 Milligan, Robert 83 Mills, Leroy 83 Milton, Barbara 83 Milton, Bernard 83 Miner, Major 83, 139 Miner, Wilford 41, 138 Minnich, Michael 41, 161 Minor, Elsi 41, 144 Minor, Sandy 127, 160 Miracle, Jerry 83 Mitchell, Brenda 127, 138, 141 Mitchell, Jacqueline 41, 138 Mitchell, Janet 127 Mitchell, Jim 83, 138, 140 Mitchell, Larry 127 Mitchell, Renee 83 Mitchell, Robert 83 Mitchell, Sandra 42 Mole, Ted 83, 145, 146 Moncrief, Edde Mae 83 Money, Shelby 62, 127 Montgomery, Joyce 47, 154 Moody, Margaret 127 Email 158 --mi. 3 is . ,,.l.,,,,,g 3, L. 75,5-7,13 . gg: W' r L! 'fb 1.51 , ' Moore, David 42, 139 Moore, Edward 83 Freddie 42 Moore, Moore, Ivory 83 Moore, Larry 127 Moore, Lucinda 127 Moore, Nelma 42 Moran, Olga 127 Morgan, Rickey 62, 127 Morgan, Rita 42 Molgan, Shirley 127 Moriarty, Marlene 83, 138, 141 Morrill, Janice 42, 113, 166 Morris, Charles 83, 154 Morrissey, Darlene 71, 83, 151, 161 Morrow, Carolyn 83 Morse, MarySusan 128, 142 Morton, Ruben 128 Moses, Larry 62, 128 Moses, Vera 42 Moss, Ahna 42 Moss, Charles 42 Moya, San Juanita 128 Moyer, Gary- 128 Moysen, Franziska 83, 160 Muehl, Janice 70, 83, 145 Mullen, Elaine 83 Mullinix, Carolyn 83 Munson, Albert 83 Munson, 128 Myers, Keith 128 Myers, Robert 42, 145, 147 Nauarro, Dannie 83 Nauarro, Rose 83, 140 Naylor, Charles 42 Naylor, Larry 83 Neal, Beverly 83, 144, 146 Neal, Kerry 128 Nealy, Bernard 128 Neddon, Mary 128 Negoshian, George 14, 84 Neidrick, Jack 128 Nelson, Freda 128 Nelson, Gloria 42 Nelson, Janis 23, 128 Nelson, Vermon 128 Neubeck, Noel 128 Newman, Jack 128, 156, 159 Newman, Lindsay 42 Newman, Marianne 115, 128, 153 Newman, Matt 127, 128, 139, 160 Newman, Michael 42, 145, 151, 156, 159 Nicholl, Diane 71, 72, 84, 145, 147, 151 Nichols, Charlotte 128, 165 Nichols, Michael 128 Nickerson, Adrian 84 Nickerson, Patricia 42 Nicklow, Donnie 128 Nicklow, Tonyia 113 ?': , 5'-ffl t if: xx Index Niedowicz, Joann 128 Niehaus, Sandra 84 Nienstept, Tom 128 Ninotti, Michael 84 Noel, James 128 Noel, Walter 84 Nol, Vo 128 Nordlund, Virgie 84 Norris, Oliver 84 Northecross, Christopher 63, 84 Northrup, Dorcas 128 Norton, Sandra 42, 71, 161 Nosanchuk, Juoy 42 Ninn, Rosemary 84 Nutter, Sandra 84, 144, 146 Obomsawin, Diane 44 Ochoa, Antonia 128 O'Connor, Thomas 54 Olds, Marcia 44, 153 Olsen, Debra 71, 128, 142 Ometz, Angela 44, 167 Ometz, Vincent O' Neill, Peggy 96, 12a 44, sa, 71, 144 Opie, George 62, 128 Oreneia, Mike ! 128 O Rourke, Diane 44 Oritz, Samuel 128 Osler, Greg 63, 128 Os ler, Kenneth Osley, Charles 44 84 Osley, Christine 128 Osley, Rosemary 44, 137 Osterkamp, Martha 128 ou, Vicky 128 Outland, Hugh 84 Overbaugh, Ken 84, 139 Owen, Micheal Owens, Brenda 44 84 Owens, Hershal 54 Pace, Gary 128 Pace, Susan 84 Pack, Sandra 71, 84 Page, Jacki 44, 71 Paida, Teresa 84 Palacios, Maria 128 Palacios, Norma 84 Palmateer, Diana 84, 153 Pahner, Dorothy 44 Palmer, Gerald 44, 148, 166 Papazian, Su 128 Parver, Larry 128 Parker, Susan 84 Parlove, Gary 96, 128, 153 Parlove, Lora 44, 113 Parry, James 84 Paterson, Alan 86, 106, 145, 146 Patrick, Gloria 129 Patton, Arnold 128 Patton, Ronald 128 , 151 Paulson, John 128 Payne, Don 44 Payne, Mark 62, 84 Pearson, Rosalyn 128 Peeples, Michael 84 Pelton, Eric 128 Pemmex, Wanda 84 Penny, Eleanor 44, 167 Peoples, Brunetta 128 Pepper, Joy 84, 71, 161 Pepper, Thomas 44, 96 Perazzo, Gene 128 Pesola, Debbie 128 Peterson, Barbara 44 Peterson, Bettie 128 Peterson, Greg 44 Peterson, James 128, 159 Petrie, Marlene 129 Petty, Mary 129 Phelps, Mary 129 Phillips, Eloise 129 Phillips, John 110, 129 Phillips, Polly 129 Phillips, Thomas 44 Phlegm, Marie 129, 165 Pickett, Beryl 84 Pickett, Jimmie 44 Pickford, Roger 84 Pilgrim, Larry 129 Pillow, Pamela 84, 144, 161 Pimlott, James 84 Pinho, Thomas 44, 161 Pinkham, Joe 166 Pinkham, Richard 45, 139, 143 Pinko, Larry 158 Pippen, James 84 Pizarro, Gene 96 Plouffe, Pat 84, 111 Polk, Earl 45 Polk, Milva 129 Pope, Adrian 84 Pope, Linda 45 Porritt, Chuck 84 Porritt, Mary 84 Porter, Armin 129 Powell, Judy 84 Powell, Schlenski 129 Powell, Sherry 129 Powers, Carol 43 Pratt, Dianne 45 Preston, John 96, 129 Preston, Joseph 45 Prevette, Robert 45, 106, 145, 147 Price, Helen 84 Price, William 62, 129 Prince, Michael 62, 63, 84 Priser, Bruce 129 Proffitt, Mayme 129 Prude, Jeffery 84 192 Index Pryor, Brenda 45 Pryor, Gail 129 Pryor, James 129 Pryor, Robert 129 Puckett, Barbara 84 Pugh, DeBonna 84 Purdy, Jeammie 72, 84 Purkiss, John 45 Purkiss, Thomas 84, 129 Putnam, Brooks 84, 142 Quance, Marilyn 129, 142, 158, 160 Quin, Ernest 129 Quince, Victor 129 Rager, Karen 54 Ramirez, Beclde 45 Ramirez, Frank 84 Ramirez, Mary 129 Ramsey, Michael 62, 129, 139 Ramsey, Willie 63, 129 Randolph, Azzie 45 Randolph, Robert 45, 139, 143 Range, Ann 129 Rath, David 129, 139, 140, 141, 143 Ratliff, James 45, 59 Ratliff, Sheila 84, 167 Raynard, Roger 84 Rebennack, Lee 129, 156 Redmond, Jeanette 85 Reed, Sam 45 Reich, Dan 85 Reid, Aleda 45, 71, 145, 160 Reid, Arland 129 Reid, Patricia 129 Ress, Linda 142 Reyes, Lee 45, 138, 140, 143 Reynolds, Bill 129 Reynolds, Mona 129 Reynolds, Sandra 54 Reynolds, Steve 138, 141 Rhinehart, Linda 129 Rhodes, Steven 85 Rhone, Robert 129 Rice, Gaynell 10, 45 Rice, Shelia 85, 150, 153 Richards, Andrew 85 Richardson, Gary 45 Richardson, Ronnie 45 Richter, Joe 156 Richter, Jerry 85 Rigall, David 129 Riley, Jennie 129 Riojas, Gregorio 129 Rivera, Alexander 96, 129 Rivera, Altagraeia 85 Rivera, Maria 45 Rizzuto, Barbara 46 Roach, Arthur 129 Roach, Joan 46, 166 Roach, Rex 129, 139, 141 if J' YT 1233? F 7' vm i - 'll' . 3' : 15: .ig 55.334, if 5 . si . l ' 1' 1 lust 4-,Q ly-f .1j ' Q .-'J A ,f -VA' 5 1 1 'X' Y' ff - R W-if W I 1 I F E H R ll Rl Rl R0 R0 R0 H111 PM Roe R01 R01 Pau Roo Ros: Ros Ross Rosa Rose Ross Ross Rlllhe R0lse Rome R0Uss R0Use Rvush ROWAI 'bww Rowe, Rowe, Rawls RW, 1 :ds We Rush, Russ, Roach, Sandra 85, 161 Robinett, Donald 46 Robbins, Lareta 46 Robinson, Barbara 85 Robinson, Cator 46 Robinson, Cheryl 129 Robinson, Gail 129 Robinson, Joann 129 Robinson, Joyce 46 Robinson, Mamgia 63, 85 Robipson, Pamela 129 Roberson, Hillery 129 Robertson, Elise 46 Robertson, John 129 Robertson, John 46 Robertson, Charles Rodgers, Loretta 129 Rodgers, Lorraine 85 Rodriguez, Ernest 129 Rodriguez, Esther 85 Rodriguez, Harold 85 Rodriguez, Juanita 85 Rodriguez, Les 85 Rodriguez, Marion 46 Rodriguez, Roielio 62, 129 Rofe, James 85, 139 Rogers, David 130 Rogers, Richard 85, 96, 154 Rogers, Sandra 85 Rogers, Thomas 46, 113 Roguske, Lyle 130 Roguske, Charles 54, 156 Role, Jim 143 Rollo, Bill 85, 138 Rome, Debby 130 Roop, David 85 Rosario, Irma 130 Rosario, Lydia 130 Rosario, Lsmael 46 Rosario, Rafoela 130 Rosenthal, Brion 46, 145, 147, 160 Ross, Gloria 46 Ross, Jeffrey 85, 160 Rothe, Jim 46 Rotsel, John 130 Rotsel, Margaret 130 Rouse, Sue 129 Rouser, Keith 85 Roush, Mike 85, 138, 139, 140, 143 Rowan, Kathy 130 Rowan, Linda 46, 138, 140 Rowe, Sidney 130 Rowe, Tim 46 Rowls, Carolyn 85 Roy, Patricia 130, 160 Rucks, Eugene Runyon, Norm 130 Rush, George 62, 130 Russell, Henry 130 f,-ffl3,7j,1w,'1 A ,..l.e:fl-, . , ., A .- -9' g :!1f.f-.,., -1 -. V - Index Rutherford, Stephen 130, 160 Sain, Jacqueline 130 Sain, Mattie 46, 167 Saldona, Felix 85 Samples, Datonya 85 Samples, Doris 85 Samples, Karen 130 Sanders, Barb 47 Sanders, Cynthia 85, 144, 157 Sanders, Dave 47, 166 Sarokin, Mike 130, 143 Scarbrough, Linda 85 Scardino, Karen 130 Schoneman, Maryanne 70, 85, 144, 147, 153 Schumacher, Darryl 130 Scheid, Richard 47 Schiller, Richard 85 Schmitz, Bruce 141 Schmitz, Polly 130, 142 Schmitz, Tyler 47, 139, 140, 141, 143 Schmuker, Gloria 169 Schwartz, Lynn 85 Scott, Beverly 130 Scott, Gary 130 Scott, Willie 130 Scott, Willie 54 Seay, Delores 85 Seart, Gary 153 Seay, Everett 130 Seay, Ewing 62, 130 Seay, Jerry 62, 130 Seay, Ronald 47, 63, 138 Seibert, Michael 85 Seiser, Gary 47 Seiser, Lynn 85 Seiss, Laura 85 Seiss, Lee 130 Seitz, Edward 47, 161 Sellman, Molly 47, 71, 117, 151, 152 Sempere, Carol 153, 115, 130 Seney, Sharon 47, 113 Senter, Elmer 85 Servoss, Kathy 130 Sessions, James 85 Shafer, Randall 130 Shane, Diane 71, 85, 153, 172, 173 Shanholtz, Mike 63, 85, 145 Shaw, Janet 85, 138, 146 Shaw, Linda 130 Shaw, Phillip 130 Sheffield, Brenda 47 Sheffield, Steve 62, 130 Shell, Mike 85 Shelton, Ardell 86 Shelton, Augustine 47 Shelton, Carol 47, 167 Shelton, James 86 Shepherd, Tom 130, 139, 141 Sherrell, Ricky 63, 85 Sherrod, Carole 130 Sherrod, Paul 47 Shields, James 86 Shields, Joyce 130, 165 Shields, Magdalene 47, 167 Shiller, Dick 145 Shireman, Tim 47, 154, 159 Shoemaker, April 130 Shoemaker, Bill 85 Shorters, Claudetta 130 Shorters, Michael 63, 85 Shorters, Rosalind 86 Shorter, Sandra 47, 58, 70, 145, 161 Shubert, Norbert 47 Sibley, Debby 86 Sickler, Karen 130 Siggens, Douglas 86 Silva, Hortencia 86 Silverthorn, Alice 12, 48, 158 Simeneta, John 48 Simmons, Leroy 48 Simon, Sylvia 130, 138, 141 Simpson, James 130 Sinclair, Cyndia 130 Singleton, Anita 130, 164, 165 Slade, Judy 48, 71, 144, 147, 158 Sluka, Carol 48 Slocum, Perrt 86 Smart, James 130 Smartt, Val 130 Smith, Bethalee 86 Smith, Betty 48 Smith, Carol 130, 160 Index Spain, Debbie 131 Spain, Eva 48 Spanburg, John 86 Spann, Verdina 131, 160 Spann, William 131, 139 Sparkman, Douglas 131 Spate, Pearline 131 Spears, Harry 62, 131 Spwde, Danny 131 Stafne, Tom 131, 139 Stagg, Cheryl 48 Stahl, Harold 62, 131, 158, 159 Stahl, Raymond 48, 139 Stamey, Carolyn 86 Stamman, Diane 50 Stanford, Carolyn 131, 141 Stanford, Claudette 138 Stanley, Clementine 131 Stanley, Veola 86 Stark, Bill 131 Stasiuk, Deborah 131 Stearns, Charles 86, 158 Steele, Dayne 160 Stephens, Elberta 50 Stephens, Glenda 86 Stephens, Irving 50, 138, 141 Stepleton, Chris 131, 139, 141, Sterling, Debbie 86, 161 Stevens, Donna 50, 153, 157 Stewart, Gary 50, 166 Stewart, Larry 86 Stewart, Lillie 50 Stidham, Ruth 166 9 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Dacniee 146 M M M P Ro Ro Clearance 86 Darrel 130 Dave 86, 92 Diane 48, 144 Deborah 86 Donna 130 Elaine 86, 145 Ellen 144 Forrest 48 Gettie 48 Janet 131 Jacque 86 Joseph 48, 131 Kenneth 48 Linda 131, 141 arilyn 48, 167 ike 86, 131 ike W. 131 auline 86, 153 bert 86, 131, 145 dger 48, 145, 161 Smith, Shirley 131 Smith, Veta 48, 115, 144, 153 Smith, Yvonne 131 Snoddy, T94 Anthony 86 Stidham, Michael 50 Stiel, Greg 124 Stimage, Joe 131 Stimage, Shirley 50 Stinnett, Shirley 131, 150 Stone, Nancy 86 Stoner, Roy 168 Stowe, Michael 86, 63, 147, 148 Strait, Sue 86, 71 Straugh, Laura 86 Strine, Cindy 86 Stringer, Karen 86 Strohm, Brian 50 Strohm, Bruce 86 Struble, Gary 131 Struckman, Tom 86 Strutz, Ernest 86, 62 Strutz, Mike 131 Sullivan, Terry 131 Sullivan, Willie 131 Summers, Douglos Summers, Larry 86 Summers, Ricky 131 Sundahl, Steve 131 Sutherland, Ray 62, 86, 145 Sutherland, Jim 139, 140, 143 5531.11 1 7 7 i 5 li .K 3' .31 ffl? .. 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TPEQQ Trevi: Sutt, Randy 86, 145, 147 Swan, Charles 86, 159 Tademy, Cynthia 86 Tannehill, Robert 50 Tarpley, Denise 86, 165 Tarpley, Octavia 131 Tate, Carol 86 Tate, Linda 131, 150 Tatum, Gail 86 Taylor, Carol 131 Taybr, Jim 86 Taylor, Laurie 131 Taylor, Lesia 86 Taylor, Pat 86 Taylor, Reta 50 Taylor, Sussie 86 Teal, Linda 131 Teasley, Terry 87 Temper, Larry 87, 159 Terry, Bertha 87 Terry, Elaine 131 Terry, Ethel 87 Terry, Phyllis 50, 58 Terry, Walter 63 Tharp, Charles 62, 131 Thiede, William 131 Thomas, Audrey 131 Thomas, Charles 131 Thomas, Daimie 21 Thomas, Dary 131 Thomas, Ida 50 Thomas Jr., J. c. av, 168 Thomas, Leroy 54 Thomas, Margaret 87 Thomas, Michael 87 Thomas, Paul 131 Thomas, Rickey 131 Thomas, Wayne 92, 131 Thomassan, Brenda 131 Thome, Maxine 87, 189 Thompson, Brenda 87 Thompson, Dannie 50 Thompson, Edward 131 Thorne, Glenda 87 Thorpe, Margaret 87 Threlkeld, Maurice 87 Tipton, Albrey 62, 131, 139, 141 Tipton, Bill so, 92, 93, 102 Titus, John 131 Todd, Susan 50, 144 Tohen, Peggy 23, 131 Torosian, May 169 Torres, Lynda 87 Tovar, Adolf 92, 131 Traut, Brenda 87 Travis, Frederick 50, 145, 147, 151 Traylor, Gary 131 Treece, Linda 131 Trevino, Andy 132 ,Arr f , Q'!Ls1'?-V -. Index Trevino, Carlos 50, 166 Trinidad, Patrick 50 Troutt, William 50, 156 Troy, Margaret 87 Tucker, Terald 132 Tuff, Cecil 132 Turman, Carl 139 Turnbull, Cynthia 87 Turpin, Bruce 51, 61, 63 Twilley, Christine 51 Ulmar, Esther 169 Ulrich, Janie 87 Ulrich, Kathy 87 Underwood, Suzanne 87 Valdez, Anita 132 Valenti, Rose 51, 167 Vallier, Robert 132 Vanbelle, Neil 51 Vandersrill, Kathy 51 VanGuilder, Michael 51 VanHook, Linda 51 Van Linden, William 51 Van Riper, Debbie 132 Vasquez, Mario 51 Veatch, Mark 87 Vela, Delia 51 Velte, Craig 132 Vershure, Beth 70, 87, 145, 147, 158 '70 Vessells, Sharman 51, Villa, Albert 54 Villa, Rita 87 Villarreal, Tomas 87 Villereal, Gary 51 Villereal, Terry 132 Vine, Richard 87 Vollmar, Kenneth 51, 63 Volhnar, Vicki 132 Waara, Bill 87 Waffle, Dave 145 Wagg, Steven 51, 127 Waider, Deborah 51 Walker, Al 87, 92, 151 Walker, Bruce 139 Walker, Cynthia 132, 138 Walker, Gary 132 Walker, Geraldine 132 Walker, Joanne, 132 Walker, Larry 51, 132, 166 Walker, Patricia 51 Walker, Ruthie 51, 157 Walker, William 87, 141 Wall, Becky 132 Wall, Danny 51, 158 Wall, Linda 13, 51 Wallace, Cynthia 127 Waller, Erma 87 Wallett, Brenda 52 Walsh, Glo-Ann 87 Walter, Ken 132 Walters, Danny 87 Walters, Nancy 132 Ward, Rachael 52, 143 Ward, Rudolph 87 Wardlaw, Diana Ware, Rayshell 132 Warren, Jack 87 Warren, Janet 132, 138 Washington, Elizabeth 5 2 Washington, Jackie 132, 144 Washington, Linda 132 Washington, Rufus 52 ia 141 Water, Cynth Waters, Donna 132, 157 Waters, Jan 132, 142 Watkins, Anna 87 Watkins, Larry 132, 139, 141 Watson, Brenda 132 Watters, Charles 87 Webb, Jack 52, 96 Webster, David 87 Welch, Doug 52, 106 Welsh, Jenny 87 Wesley, Ella 87 West, Vicki 87 Westbrook, Linda 52 Wetterhahn, Kris Weyant, Barbara 87 Wharry, Susan 167 Wheat, Martha 52, 166 Wheeler, Cynthia 52 White, Carol 132, 139 White, Charles 132 White, Elaine 52 White, James 87 White, James E. 72, 151 White, Joyce 52, 150 White, Lee 52, 63 White, Rosalind 132, 142 White, William 87 52, 106, 144 Whiteman, Carol 87, 153, 160 Whiters, Dorethea 52 Whiters, Randolph 87 Whittaker, Connie 52 Widdifield, Anne 88 Wigent, Becky 52, 138 Wiggins, Ronnie 88 Wilbanks, Dana 132 Wilcox, Steve 132, 139, 14 Wiley, Cary 92, 132 Wilke, Richard 88 Williams, Andre 132 Williams, Angela 88, 160 Williams, Bennie 60, 63 Williams, Bonnita 53, 139 Williams, Cherry 132 l96 o, 14 1, 143 Index Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Clarence 88 Dean 88, 145, 147 Diane 88 Donna 53, 144, 151 Dwight 105, 146 Gladys 53 Greg 132, 158, 161 Gregory C. 53 Leroy 132 Linda 132, 138, 141 Mack 53 Mary 132 Patricia 53 Pat 88, 144 Williams, Patricia 132 Williams, Paul 132, 139, 141 Williams, Ronnie 55 Williams, Shirley 132 Williams, Yvonne 88 Williamson, Diana 53, 166 Wilson, Wilson, Wi ls on, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilton, Alton 88 Billy 132 Diana 132 Diana S. 88 Keith 53 Marvin 53 Richard 132 Roger 88 Scott 62, 132 Tommy 62 Dennis 53 Winstanley, Sio 132 Wirth, Nancy 53, 138, 141, 143, 161 Witherspoon, Deborah 53, 157, 161 Witt, Gail 132 Wold, Wendy 53, 115, 153 Wood, Ronald 88, 139, 141 Woods, Charlene 88 Woods, Gregory 63, 88 Woods, Susie 88 Wothry, Wright, Wright, John 53 Beatriee 88, 164 Dianna 88 Wright, Ezekiel 88 Wright, Laura 169 Wright, Ronald 139, 140 Worst, Heidi 53, 158, 160, 161 Yansen, JoLynn 53, 105, 145, 147, 15 Yee, Alb ert 16, 88, 160 Young, Knox 88 Young, Michael 139, 140 Young, Mike L. 88 Young, Ron 88, 145, 146, 147 Zieske, Faith 160 Zujko, Elaine 88, 160 zuu, Ed 62, as QE E51-R ,,, ,. 1.5.7. ,. -,,L,N N,l,4fN . , - rklbayggi, ' 'Yf1:j3f.. '?i1: z3 ' 51 ' if '- ' 3 -A Q Q. - , , ,,-1- .V , - .- 1 Faculty Adams, VeraMae 10 Allshouse, John 113 Atwell, Joseph 15 Ayling, Richard 10 Barr, Ida 108 Beckner, Jerry 11 Bell, Michael 116 Bernstein, Arnold 108, 114, 151 Best, Elise 108 B1 , Joseph 19 Boaxge, James 17 Brown, Kenneth 108 Byers, Pat 9 Byrnes, Eleanor 19 Cannon, Albert 17, 159 Carson, Smith 8 Casey, Frances 23, 164 Chantler, Dorothy 23 Choate, Stuart 19 Craig, Catherine 23 Davis, James 108 Dellerba, Paul 22 Dempsey, Michael 112 Distad, Olga 12 Domurath, Bud 116 Eis, Esther 108, 116 France, Mary 88 Gardner, Ralph 15 Gerard, Gene 12, 19 Gillow, Betty 12, 19 Graham, William 11 Graybiel, James 20 Grubb, Ralph 20 Hallquist, Roland 117 Hasse, Max 22 Hayner, Lewis 108 Haynes, Doris 111 Haynes, Francis 108 Hedge, Brenda 108 Hubble, Connie 110 Hudson, James 108 Hunt, Gerald 11 Irish, Carol 21 Jackson, Marla 109 Jackson, Maxine 109 Jensen, Wilfred 117 Kenney, Michael 117 Korzon, Fred 117 Lafnear, James 11, 133 Larpenter, Richard 15 Lehner, Marion 17 Leino, Jo 21 v Y I ,Regs 'ggi ' ,X Index Levine, Maurice 15, 17 Lingl, Anton 110, 117 Lowry, Margaret 9 Lowry, Ray 15 Maas, Wesley 8, 9 Mack, Lester 17 Macy, Gail 15 Martz, Frances 110 McDonald, Rose 11 McManus, Ella 12 McMillen, Donald 8 McSha.n, Henry 11 Metzdorf, Thomas 111 Milzow, Forrest 19, 159 Misner, Judy 109 Morse, Dolores 19 Morse, Richard 112, 138, 141 Morse, Robert 116 Norton, Helen 109 Nuss, Melvin 116 Nutter, Robert 15 Odell, Carmi 12 Osler, Thomas 12 Parker, James 19 Peterson, Robert 112 Porter, Eddie 19 Reene, Jackie 9 Richardson, William 109 Rogers, William 12 Rotsel, Ralph 12 Scribner, Ruth 109, 110 , 110 Shara, Joseph 15, 19, 109 Shepler, Roger 22, 92, 93 Siple, David 16, 17 Smead, Harold 8 Smith, Jean 113 Smith, Walter 116, 153 Spalla, Gaynl 12 Staley, Francis 8 Stephens, Bertha 12 Szabo, Steve 22 Tedsen, Edgar 15, 158 Tilwick, Richard 10, 11 Todd, Margaret 9 Treais, Douglas 17 Ungvary, Judy 17 VanRyzin, Arthur 22 Wade, Judy 112 Wilson, Dean 20 Zimmerle, John 12, 158 Zittel, Fred 117 X .LP 5 i 5 s lil fa .. 5 ' i .H aft is J .4 I ,4s. me 'ax N - -1 ' . fr. f. '-if 1 iff' ' Marcia Olds Steve McKelvey Editors' Backward In closing, the 1967 Quiver staff hopes its readers Edt will agree with the English writer Joseph Addison who wrote that a true critic ought to dwell rather upon excellencies than imperfections . . . and communicate to the world such things as are worth their observa- tion. We are inclined to think that Central's T966-67 school year was very much worth the observation. To tell such a story has involved many cooperative Edit: individuals land a few resistant enough to create the necessary iournalistic challengei. Gratefully, we ac- knowledge contributions and assistance from: Harry Stuhldreher, Edwards Brothers, Inc., Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, Storer-Spellman Studios, Detroit, Michigan, Smithcraft Covers, Chicago, Illinois, Jack White School Pictures, Highland Park, Michigan, The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan, The Meadow Brook Theater, Oak- Sfqff land University, Rochester, Michigan, Art instructor Jean Smith and commercial art student Janice Morrill for our cover design, The Tomahawk Staff, Bud Do- murath, advisor, and Pontiac Central's faculty and student body. Some may simply say, that was the year that was. We hope that it will mean more than that be- cause of our efforts to record the year as completely as our deadline dates would allow. Ass Asst Maryanne Schoneman X 0, ,. Chris Mason Cathy Crew Editor-in-Chief- Dolores Ciucci i Assistant Editor- Cathy Crew y fFacuIty and Advertising, Assistant Editor- Phyllis Jackson l fCopy and Portraitsj Editors' Assistants- l Teri Bramble fAdvertisingj Sonia Hutchison fFeaturesj , Chris Mason fSportsj Marcia Olds fCopyl l Maryanne Schoneman lGroupsj l Staff Workers- l Bev Bacak Cheryl Dell Chris Kennaday l Kathy McClure y Sue McDonald Diane Shane y Debby Sibley 43 l l l f . Editor-in-Chief Dolores Ciucci 'lf 9 f 5 -, ,.. gnu 'Q as 56 .. EDWA - EFQCJTI-:Egg 'Wai' Y- - -- - : P .,L,-. UMTS:- Wm 1 A , Y .-wif, 1 ' I ' Y !, , I 4 I 1 X Q 1 ' A , H PC V HS MEDXA CE NT ER