Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1969 volume:

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ANKLAM SHARON LYNN BAKER CLASS OFFICERS: President, Randy Wilson; Treasurer, Sue Janson; Vice President, Ken Wylie; Secretary , Mary Matonek BAUMAN , КОВЕКТ BENDER BIERLEIN è RENEE EDNA BIERLEIN Oe MARGARET ANN BIERLEIN TIMOTHY PAUL BIERLEIN WILMER BRECHTELSBAUER DIA NE MARIE BUCHINGER SANDRA LOUISE BURKE U SUSAN LINDA MARIE LOU DeKETT 4 DIETZEL 10 ТЕ аз ор бо... MARDEEN ANN DINSMORE L. JOSEPH DuRUSSEL VIKKI ANN DUPERON CHRISTOPHER M. EISENHAUER V. DuRUSSEL TRIFFEL KAREN LEE BETH FELSKE FIELBRANDT Enforces the Law ROBERT J. FLEISCHMANN JERRY ALLEN GILLIG GLENN ` DeANNE ALAN MARIE GILMORE GRUBER The Class of 69... ALLAN FREDERICK | НААСК РЕВОКАН КАҮ HUMPERT JOAN JANE JOHNSON ANNE JANSON Has Eyes for the Future ROBERT A. KAPPEL “ КАВАТ ROBERT JOANN W. ELIZABETH KAUL KELLY MARY LOU KENDALL LYNN MARIE KERN The Class of 69... ` KATHRYN DONATA KRIE GER KATHLEEN KAY KOLHAGEN ROGER JUNE М, ЕММА LaDRONKA LINDOW MICHELE GORDON MARIE EUGENE MARKEL MARKHART MARY GERRY JANE LOU MATONEK MCCARTNEY аманмын ыны, қаза o wem Inspired School Spirit | w ug JUDITH ANN MIELKE ANN MARIE MILLER BARBARA ELIZ ABETH | JEAN RUTH MORGAN MOSSNER | MICHAEL MOSSNER OSANTOWSKI 15 16 WILLIA M L, PALM JEAN MARIE REINHARDT TIM PELKEY TERRY LEE RUPPRECHT KENNETH We PARRENT JANET LYNN REINBOLD LYNN ELLEN SCHAFSNITZ Will Try Anything Once JOHN A. JAMES C. SCHIAN SCHLUCKBIER MARIE SCHRADER SCHUMACHER The Class of 69... % MARTIN : SPIEKERMAN DONALD S. SPENCER JEANETTE ELAINE STEIN ROBERT EUGENE 5ТКІСКЕК КАТНҮ SUE STRAYER | JUDY KATHLEEN KAY JANE SYLVESTER SZEKELY Sticks Together A 5НАКОМ MAUREEN КАҮ E, TROMBLEY TROMBLEY TIMOTHY A. TROMBLEY DENNIS M, WAGNER KATHRYN MARIE WALT CHARLES ALBERT WEBER The Times Were Fine... RONALD ALAN WEBER RANDY PAUL WILSON CLASS MOTTO: We are not afraid of to- morrow, for we have lived yesterday and loved today. К, WYLIE CLASS SONG: You'll Never Walk Alone CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLOR: Grape and Champagne RAMON ZARAZUA І� 69 СІКІ,5 STATE: DeAnne Gruber, Lynn Schafsnitz, Mary Matonek BOYS STATE: Charles Weber 8% HO sett Happiness is ... e being а '69ег! Take the load off, baby! ET T Sexless then, sexless now. From a Cub to a Moose. The Finer 69'ers know how to really express them - selves. + А 1 : E E Ze You'll never get to heaven Ag room - scene of many crimes! that way. Ev, you're losing your leaves. This isn't the first time they've been framed, Personally I don't give If ya can't eat it, play in it, а... Rev. У. J. Spiekerman of St. Micheals Lutheran Church, Richville, gave the Baccalaureate Address, What Will Your Harvest Be, O PORTE la cec Robert D. Bradley of West Shore Community College gave the commencement address, | “Sub ject to Change Without Notice. A last minute case of getan hits Amy Rupp. June 5, 1969 — A Time to Remember A Time to Look Toward diploma. June DuRussell seems to be thinking, I can't Every graduate feels differently when they receive their believe it, I've made it! the Е шите Everyone feels a combination of gladness and sadness as they Kathy Strayer gave a moving valedic- graduate, as Sue Janson and Jane Wylie's faces show. tory address. Jane Wylie gives the salutatory address. Now, as graduates, we prepare for the future. Some of us will be far from our homes and our familiar surroundings. Then after having assumed our place in the world, we will, as voyagers having crossed an unknown sea, sit back and think of all that has occured. We will muse over the history which we made at R,H,S, by our very presence, the things we saw during our four years of high school: the people we met, the ideas we formed, the spirit that is К.Н.5. - the very place where basic formations of character were nurtured. But the future awaits us... Liz Mossner, Kathi Szekely, and DeAnne Gruber help each other get ready for the big evening ahead of them. 25 Outstanding Seniors Recognized Awards Night May 22, 1969 English Ken Wylie Kathy Strayer Alumni Scholarships. Science Ken Wylie 26 Home Economics | Jane and Ken Wylie received the Reese John Schluckbier receives his felt certifi- cate for his participation in sports. Top Ten Ра . Kathy Strayer - Valedictorian 3, 833 Jane Wylie - Salutatorian Salutatorian 3. 761 Ken Wylie 3.750 Nancy Steck 3.697 Ann Miller 3.651 Kathi Szekely 3.550 Jean Reinhardt 3.476 Amy Rupp 3.439 Nancy Seney 3.425 Lynn Kern 3.421 Mr. Bowden and Dr. Dunn congratulate salutatorian Jane Wylie and valedictorian Kathy Strayer for their outstanding scholas- tic achievement, о Оо sed OO ED N ра Special Recognition ae June Stockenauer - Secretary x Athletics - Paul Osantowski | | м Jane Wylie - Yearbook Editor Mathematics Ken Wylie } [ E Industrial Arts Ken Wylie Honor Roll Hands tell Certificate the story. Sandi Burke Library De Anne Gruber D.A.R, and Danforth Citizenship Award Kathy Strayer Danforth Citizenship Award Ken Wylie Awards and recognition were the topic for the night. The outstanding student in each of the various educational departments were announced along with those receiving scholarships, citizenship and honor roll awards, The highlight of the evening was, of course, the announcement of valedic- torian and salutatorian of the class of 1969 with much excitement immediately follow- ing. As you can see, the class of 1969 has acquired honors that contain pride and integrity. We only hope that the future holds for the following graduating classes even more promise and achievements, Today's Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer - Gayle Trombley; Secretary - Emelyn Kern; President - Pat Osantowski; Vice-President - Carol Manley Brad Atkinson Ken Avery Linda Avery Nancy Babechenko Rod Baranski Judy Bass Ken Bauer Floyd Bender Garland Bender Cheryl Bergman | Магу Bierlein | Раш Bierlein ` | Магу Boensch | Alice Bouchard Bob Bouvy Les Boyce Doug Brechtelsbauer Joel Browne Chris Bublitz Tim Budry Elaine Buetow Dale Carey | Lester Creller | Dawn Crete Debbie Cubic Cindy Dauer Marlene Dauer Tim Densmore Randy Dinsmore Ken Doud Tomorrow's Leaders Eric DuBay Denise Dummeldinger Colleen Duperon Denise DuRussel Debra Edwards Kathy Felske Ted Felske Gary Findlay Vivian Francis Wayne Frasle Debbie French Jim French Tim Gruber Sue Grzemkowski Dave Hart Dave Haske Randy Heinzman Mary Hembling Duane Hogan Sandy Honeman Rick Houghtaling Stan Houghtaling Judy Humpert Phillip Johnson Mike Kaeckmeister Karen Kamm Sue Kelly Emelyn Kern Sherry Koch Ann Kuck Marilyn Kuhl Duane Laking Bonnie Leggitt Kurt Liebknecht Sharon Liebknecht Carl Litchfield К Т� е Class of 70 Glenn Litchfield Howard Littleton Carol Manley Marilyn Manley Lori Marsh Bette Marshall Josette Martin Denise Massoll Janeen Mohr Rolin Morris Ken Munsch Marlene Niehusan Pat Osantowski Cathie Parrent Richard Ramsden Kim Raymond Roy Redwantz Barb Reinbold Marilyn Reynolds Marsha Rohloff Sherry Russell Randy Schemm Jim Schian Tom Schian Dave Sigelko Mike Smith Gary Solgat Larry Sommer Sue Spiekerman Nancy Stockmeyer Sue Stricker Tom Sylvester Gayle Trombley | Kathie Trombley Arlene VanOchten Dick Vargo Peggy Wagner Dennis Weber Nancy Weber Linda Whisman Dennis Willman Connie Wise Debbie Woizeschke Mary Woizeschke Danny Zarazua JoAnn Zissler CAMERA SHY: Jeff Deisig, Danny Dinsmore, Pat Wescoat, and Dan Wiese Worked Towards the Best Prom Ever Does sleep make a boring class better, Glenn? Look at me, look at me as І was dressed Sadie Hawkin's week! Now what did I do wrong? Blow in my ear and 1'11 follow you anywhere, 3l The Many Expressions The juniors face the future with varied attitudes. Only one more year to go! Dave knows the story. | A true friend is the best possession, Rolin always seems to have his hands in something. | 32 Of the Class о] 70 Elaine Buetow has always been in- quisitive about the boy's bathroom. Judging from the smile on her face, she found something interesting. Distressed. Really a zero! Doug В. really knows how to play it cool. 33 ТОР ТО ВОТТОМ: Yvonne Massoll - Secretary; Neil Rupp - President; Alice Mossner - Treasurer Kay Janson - Vice -President Jose Argondona Kathy Arndt Gary Barrett Janice Bauer Randy Bauer Bob Bergman Bruce Bierlein Gerry Bierlein Karen Bierlein Linda Bierlein Stuart Bierlein Dan Buchinger Mike Buchinger Tom Buchinger Teresa DeKett Rick Deisig Marsha DuBay Dave Duperon Steve Duperon è Joyce DuRussel Gerry Ellis D 1 Kenton Felske d Mike Felske Kristi Fischer Karen Francis Mark Fritz Jean Frost Gary Gilbert Richard Goodrow Debbie Goss Jeannie Grzemkowski Sue Hagen On Their Way to Bigger and Better Ideas Ted Hartman Jerry Hill Marsha Hill Kent Houghtaling Karen Humpert David Janson Kay Janson Ron Johnson Bill Kozan Mitch Krieger Wayne Krieger Cherie Kuhl Mike LaFave Ted Lindow Harold Littleton Yvonne -Massoll Paula Mielke Mike Metiva Dane Meyer Larry Morel Alice Mossner Janie Mossner Joanne Palm Pat Parrent Study, Sherry! Bill Perkins Cheryl Raymond Albert Redwanz Donna Reif Martin Roedel Larry Rottman Dan Rupp Neil Rupp Marcia Rupprecht Diane Schrader . Ed Schrader The Class of Steve Spencer Tin a Spiekerman Shirley Stolte Kathy Thayer Jay Trombley Cathy Krukowski Ken Van Petten Kerry VanPoppelen Dianne Weber Ellen Weber Vickie Weber Bertha Weiss Loren Weiss Emily Wildman Dan Wilson Dave Wilson Janice Wilson Dennis Wirth Mike Wise om Wojt) Linda Zissler Dave Zwerk Joy Zwerk CAMERA SHY: Sherry Haske Karate chop number 71. $. | AA “ President and Vice President of the grapevine. Do you wanna dance? “Yummy, Yummy, Yummy. Have Excellent Prospects Thinking thoughts of love, Ted? Blue, blue my love is blue. Just between us ... I'm gonna be an astroNUT when І grow up! ee 37 Tus Class of 72... EN LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice President - Carol Schluckbier; Secretary - Janet Anklam; President - Rick Stone; Treasurer - Tom Sahr. Denis Ahrns Susan Andrus Janet Anklam Alice Balderaz Robert Bates Charles Bauer Kathy Bauer Tim Bauer Gail Bender June Bender Rosemarie Beyerlein Susan Beyerlein Angie Bierlein Donna Bierlein Bernie Bittner Bill Bittner Dave Bremer Lori Buchinger Steve Buchinger Deborah Comer Donald Courbier John Courbier Tom Cubic Nancy Cutting Ann DeKett John Dohrman Andy DuRussel Ruth DuRussel Vicky Edwards Wendy Eisenhauer ео ER Just Beginning the Happy Days at R.H.S. ib Sandy Ellis т № MP, bs A Daniel Farver S t Kurt Fielbrandt Donna Fleischmann James Goodrow Bonnie Goudie Dennis Gruber Gwen Hart Dennis Haske Mike Heindl Glenn Heinlein Vickie Heinsman Joseph Higgins Denise Hodgins Bob Hoffmann Sandy Hogle Mike Holvey Bob Janson Terri Janson Danny Johnson Eddie Kaeckmeister Tom Kamm Ricky Keinath | Denise Koch | Bonnie Kozan Warren Kuhl Janice Lagalo Susanne Laking Paul Landskroener Kevin Larges Joan Manley Mike Markel James Miklovich Janet Mohr Dennis Morton Gerald Mossner Hope Munsch Barbara Nickel Donald Pinner Ann Pomerville Terri Prueter Alan Radka Rachel Rangel Greg Raymond Nancy Redwantz Lynn Reif Steven Reif | Karen Reinbold ¬ Jeff Ross | Debra Sahr | Tom Sahr | Sally Schafsnitz | Carol Schluckbier | Oscar Schmidt David Schulte Sue Seney Pearl Shapland Alice Simmet Allan Sommer | Denise Spiekerman Barbara Stockmeyer Beth Stockmeyer Rick Stone David Szekely Lynne Trombley Linda Valeck Rick Valentine Carol Wascher Lee Ann Windy Ron Withers Dennis Woizeschke Jimmy Zarazua Kendall Zimmer Greg Hall CAMERA SHY: Wanda Jones, Jane Lugo | Solitude is very sad; | | Too much company's twice as bad, And Desire to Keep Reese High on Top 722, Fight... tonight! Is that what the freshman girls do in their spare time? Give us more, more, more of those bubble gum bubbles, Very happy newcomers. The South I American Swinger! Alfredo Kaintz came to Reese from LaPlata, Argentina. Alfredo lives with his father who is a welding teacher at a technological high school, his mother who is a clerk, and his 14 year old brother. Alfredo is 17 and bas one year of school to complete when he returns, He plans to work after he finishes school and also to study electronics. Alfredo said the best things in the U.S. are the schools, the highways, the girls, and the people in general. A busy day at Greenfield Village, eh, Alfredo. Monday m blahs fo We Spread Friendship Throughout the World | Ca E It doesn't take 1 into the old Ree standing in the | Smile pretty for us, Al. Aliomar Peixinho lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with his father who is a gemologist, his mother who is a nurse, and four brothers. Al is 16 and has 2 years of school to complete after which he plans to study gemology at G,I,A, і� Los Angeles. Al likes our school systems and the way people are practical here. Етее LO Participate Rocket's Spirit Ist ROW: D. Hart, C. Litchfield, с. Litchfield, T. Sylvester, D. Anklam, J. DuRussel, Н, Littleton, К. Dinsmore, 2nd ROW: K. Avery, D. Meyer, J. Hill, M. Smith, P. Osan- towski, B. Bouvy, K. Parrent, P. Osantowski, D. Wirth, D. Willman, Coach Van Paris, 3rd ROW: Coach Rieman, J. Schian, C Dubhtz, К. Вова, D, Vargo, J. Schluckbier, R. Baranski, J. Browne, D. Haske, D. Zwerk. ў E RER a x em, boys! ! 2. deu et's get ' On our way to another touchdown, Seniors provide power -J. . Schluckbier; P. Osantowski,, IS Hill. Missing is K. Parrent, SE SER SES Oops, � е missed it, VARSITY SCHEDULE Reese 27 Holy Rosary - - - ---- 6 Reese 6 UbIy 2 15 Reese 14 Mayville == == 7 Reese 19 Akron -Fairgrove - - - - 20 Reese 13 Sebewaing - - - ---- 7 Reese 14 Owengage - - - ---- 13 Кееве 19 Kingston - - - ----- 13 Reese 13 Unionville = = = 2 == 12 LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain, S. Janson, N. Stock- meyer, J. Reinhardt, N. Babechenko, J. Lindow, М. Kendall. Now let's play fair, Never Wavered Let's really hear it for our team. New Traditions Were Started . . . | Beat 'em! With the goal of creating more spirit for future homecomings, the Senior Class of '69 initiated the new traditions of a pre -game pep rally and bonfire, parade and floats. Where did the enthusiasm and energy come from? No one really knows. All of a sud- den, Reese High School was one spirit mov- ing towards one goal - the greatest home - coming in Reese's history. SOPHOMORE FLOAT Cheese! ARBEIT PPP Making Homecoming '69 the Biggest and Best Yet Off to a running start! HI МАМСУ VIKKI MINUTES SECONDS = VISITOR .... 8886868% воозосо A victory come true S y 2-74 2 MICHELE Princesses Sue Janson, Nancy Seney, and Michele Markel, surround Queen Vikki Duperon, Vikki beams at her proud father, Queen Vikki Duperon, Tim Pelkey; Sue Janson, Bob Kabat; Michele Markel, Bob Fleischmann; Nancy Seney, and John НІП, Our Royalty dance to the mystic of the Elation Field. Рен“ ы Т а ТУ Football Looks to Tomorrow With Success d ; 777 5 1st ROW: D. Wilson, D. Haske, В. Stone, P. Landskroener, M. Markel, К. Zimmer, Т. Sahr, D. Gruber. 2nd ROW: J. Higgans, M. Holvey, R. Keinoth, G. Ross, K. Schluckbier, A. Radka, B. Janson. 3rd ROW: G. Heinlein, D. Schulte, B. Bittner, B. Bates, K. Larges, Mr. Hinman, Coach. 4th ROW: S. Reif, B. Hoffman, M. Heindl, S. DuPeron, D. Woizescke, T. Wjot, R. Deisig, M. Krieger. Pep Club Yells for Victory Bank, Our pep club gets awfully excited! 15: ROW: D. Goss, N. Stockmeyer, J. Palm, К. Thayer, К. Janson, К. Reinbold, R. Beyerlein, L. Buchinger, S. Grzemkowski, Mr. Henrichs, T. Janson, J. Bender, Н. Munsch, W. Eisenhauer, L. Windy, Р. Mielke, J. Anklam, В. Rangel. 3rd ROW: L. Zissler, J. Grzemkowski, C. Kuhl,. J. Ellis, D. Reif, К. Bierlein, D. Bierlein, S. Laking, D. Koch, J. Humpert. 4th ROW: V. Edwards, W.. Jones, А. Pomerville, S. Andrus, D. Comer, B. Kozan, V. Heinzman, S. Seney, B. Hoff- man. oth ROW: S. Beyerlein, M. Rupprecht, М. Boensch, N. Babechenko, М. | Buchinger, Т. Budry, С. Solgat, К. Larges, D. Haske, В. Stone, J. Dohrman. | 6th ROW: P. Parrent, J. Frost, E. Weber, V. Weber, T. Spiekerman, Y. Massoll, 5. Haske, М. Kendall, М. Reynolds. 7th ROW: L. Whisman, С, DuPeron, С. Schluckbier, S. Hagen, D. Weber, S. Stolte, D. Schrader, J. Wilson, | This page compliments of: BADER BROTHERS, KAMM MOTOR SALES, and CHARLES BENDER INSURANCE AGENCY 49 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Mr. Rieman, coach; H. Littleton, manager; М, Felske, D. Weber; T. Sylvester, Т. Gruber, 2nd ROW: D. Laking, D. Zwerk, J. Schluckbier, T. Buchinger, G. Solgat, R. Schemm. To Glory in Victory We Must Know Defeat The 1968-69 Rockets were a young team this year with three sophomores in the starting line-up. The season started out slow; however, they showed con- siderable improvement during the last few games. John Schluckbier, a senior, made all-conference. 1968-69 VARSITY SCHEDULE REESE OPPONENT 55 Ubly 60 69 Mayville 66 55 Akron -Fairgrove 104 58 Sebewaing 68 72 Merrill 86 87 Owengage 84 48 Kingston 65 ІЛ Unionville 81 69 Ubly 80 91 Mayville 73 81 Akron -Fairgrove 88 68 Sebewaing 87 80 Owengage 76 69 Kingston 94 62 Merrill 95 83 Unionville 65 Mike Felske over an unidentified flying object. CHEERLEADERS: Gail Trombley, Sue Janson, Nancy Babechenko, Mary Kendall, Nancy Stockmeyer, and Marilyn Reynolds. =. SS The junior varsity had a winning season with 11 wins and 5 losses. Т� е team boasted a number of prom - ising young athletes whom we feel may bring future victories to КН5, = ез КЬ e са ee Janice Wilson Kay Janson Sherry Haske Yvonne Massoll Carol Schluckbier. Rachel Rangel 1968-69 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE REESE OPPONENT 42 Ubly 57 90 Mayville 71 84 Akron -Fairgrove 77 73 Sebewaing 49 53 Merrill 76 72 Owengage 82 70 Kingston 76 Keith shoots through heavy 86 Unionville 61 traffic, 76 Ubly 62 99 Mayville 57 96 Akron -Fairgrove 92 85 Sebewaing 58 78 Owengage 74 83 Kingston 96 82 Merrill 12 95 Unionville 56 Dane Meyer doesn't like the looks of what's coming. JUNIOR VARSITY: (L. to В.) lst ROW: В. Keinath, G. Bierlein, P. Landskroner, D. Gruber, Т. Hartman, and J. Trombley. 2nd ROW: Coach Tutera, K. Houghtaling, D. Meyer, T. Kamm, N. Rupp,-K. Schluckbier, and М, Heindl. 53 А Rocket Is as D. Haske, P. Landskroener, B. Janson, D. Gruber, B. Bittner, J. Higgins, E. Morgan, J. Trombley, D. Meyer, T. Buchinger, K. Schluckbier, K. Hough- taling, С. Heinlein, Coach Tutera, К. Houghtaling, C. Bublitz, К. Doud, С. Solgat, D. Haske, B. Bouvy, D. Weber. Even Bill Freehan misses sometimes, 2 — Жы... men | Let's see а home run. Ready and waiting. One more crack like that and you're out of the game, Strike him ош! 1969 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Rounding third, headed for home. 54 Warming up in the bullpen, | ВЕЕЗЕ ОРРОМЕМТ$ | see de Zeg = 8 Mayville 14 | к Akron-Fair 1 | 6 Sebewaing 7 | 8 Owengage 6 | 0 Unionville 9 | 2 Ubly 6 | | | Good ав Any Tiger Watch Dave at first! SEN, RA = Look at that powerful throw! Is that any way to hold a bat, Keith? Another run coming in for our team! You'll never make that speed. Looking in for the sign Track Team] Ist ROW: S. Duperon, D. Woizesohke, К. Zimmer, D. Farver, D. Pinner, В. Stone, р. Bremer, J. Ross, 2nd ROW: Т, Johnaon, L. Morale, К. Van Popplen, Е. Hart, M. Smith, M. Kreiger, M. Kaechmeister, T. Wolt, А. Peixinho, В. Johnson. 3rd ROW: B. Bates, D. Morton, D. Wilson, P. Osaniowsk, D. Zwerk, C. Litchfield, К. Avery, T. Sylvester, С. Litchfield, D. Wiese, D. Hart, D. Zarazua. jh mm ш Up, шр. Nice handoff guys. Only ten more Clear that | yards to go. bar! | Juniors Ken Doud and Dave Haske Made First Team | All-Conference Up and over, Hang on to your bar, ne aa Ready, set, GO! GO! GO! Good jump!! 56 . Never Quits He made it! Heave that thing, Larry. You're halfway through, Mitch. Cross-Country Runs р о� а� а о� а� а... TA o a ————-—-- 15: ROW: Mr. Worden, Coach; В, Kaul, J. Deisig, О. Zarazua. 2nd ROW: D. Bremer, J, Zarazua, Т. Gruber, К, Schemm. 3rd ROW: J. Trombley, D. Farver, D. Buchinger, M. Roedel, Е. Bender, E. Schrader. 4th ROW: Т. Frost, Captain; Т. Buchinger, T. Hartman. The 1968 season, although a disappointment, with the four wins and five losses, served as seasoning period for the young and inexperienced team members. According to Coach Worden, We'll be tougher and faster next fall, A little faster, Ed! The Newborn Ski Club Adds Action о В.Н.5. FIRST ROW - (L. to R.): $. Honeman (V. Ргез.), E. Kern (Secretary), D. Gruber (Treasurer), S. Janson (Pres.). SECOND ROW: K, Janson, М. Boensch, L. Dietzel, М, Babechenko, E. Wildman, L. Avery. THIRD ROW: J. Wilson, В. Houghtaling, T. Janson, В. Bierlein, M. Rohloff, К. Wylie, M. Manley, A. DuRussel, М. Kaeckmeister, W. Frasle, B. Goudie, M. Bierlein, К. Trombley, M. Hembling, Ad- visors: Mr. Showerman, Mr. Miller. This year the newborn Ski Club set a new pace for the winter season. То start out, twenty -five young pioneers wandered the frontier - namely Bintz's Ski Mountain. Т� е end of the season was highlighted by а trip to Cabrafae. Here the self -supported club experienced happenings of once in a lifetime. Skiing isn't that bad, is it Kay and Janice? 58 As the meeting proceeds Mr. Wylie thinks he's the center of attraction, Open wide for NANCY! This page compliments of ZHENDERS, FRANKENMUTH FLORISTS, and WEBER LUMBER, RAY MacGILLIVARY MOTOR SALES, and UNCLE RAY 5 and ГЕ, WARD FREELAND, | | Y LO Express Ist ROW: J. Wylie, Treas.; В. Zarazua, Vice Pres.; J. Hill, Pres.; М, Seney, Sec. 2nd ROW: L. Avery, К. Dens- more, 5, Seney, A. Kuck, Е. Buetow, L. Bierlein, D. Schrader, J. Wilson, L. Houghtaling, L. Schluckbier, К, Ochsenkehl. 3rd ROW: К. Walt, в. Bierlein, К. Krieger, J. Johnson, J. Mielke, A. Schrader, E. Kern, М. Woizeschke, M. Hembling, K. Thayer, D, Reif, A. Janson. 4th ROW: S. Honeman, S. Haske, J. DuRussel, P. Bierlein, Т. Gruber, В. Janson, J. Co urbier, D. Gruber, М. Heindl, А, Rupp, M. Bierlein, Im MN The average week would have been very boring if it hadn't been for our Student Council, who kept the whole school entertained with as- semblies. Putting on programs was merely one small purpose of the club. It gave the students of similar interests a chance to share their favorite activities, The Student Council brought pride to RHS, the pride that comes from accomplishment when the job has been well done. Yet (Honor soci t a d d = f ! M OLD MEMBERS; 1, to r., Pres, Kathy NEW MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Michele Strayer, Treas., Randy Wilson, V. Pres., Markel, Tom Sylvester, Nancy Babe- Ken Wylie, Sec., Kathi Szekely. SECOND chenko, Carl Litchfield, Linda Avery. ROW: Sandi Burke, Jane Wylie, Nancy Steck, SECOND ROW: Mary Bierlein, Ken Jean Reinhardt, Advisor: Mrs. Boydston, and Munsch, Nancy Seney, Gary Solgat, Amy Rupp. Denise DuRussel, Jerry Gillig and Lynn ac КЕ Schafsnitz. Missing: DeAnne Gruber, g к Carol Manley, and Marsha Rohloff. Brains, character, leadership, plus imagination made the NHS something more than just a name in 1969. For the first time, the club became active, promoting many new activities, includ- ing the donut sales during noon hour, car washes, a tutoring ser- vice, and a new and interesting initiation ceremony for the new members, The funds earned by the club purchased cowls for the graduating members to be used for the coming years and financed a field trip to Greenfield Village. Slurp! Any question as Evaluating report cards for the to why the donut sale honor roll was one of their jobs. was a success? a o DU ue The highlight and surprise Doesn't it make you wonder‏ 4 س The day of the car wash was freez- of the induction ceremony what caused those delightful ing, so Nancy 5. and Jane М. put was making Mrs. June expressions at the reception their noggins together and came up Stockenauer, our wonderful, following the induction cere- with mops to keep their patties do-gooder secretary, an то� у? from freezing. honorary member, Future Farmers Learn FRONT ROW (L to Е): М, Felske, В, Bierlein, D. Zwerk, С, Gilmore, D. Wirth, K. Houghtaling. SECOND ROW: D. Duperon, М. Buchinger, О. Janson, 5, Spencer, О. Wilson, С, Bierlein, К. Schluckbier, В. Deisig. THIRD ROW: В, Atkinson, L. Weiss, В. Kozan, К. VanPetten, Т. Lindow, W. Krieger, A. Red- wantz, М, Krieger, R, Bauer, 5, Bierlein, F. Bender. FARM FORUM | 3 CR SR 50 N т 7% 4 ESA 2 , y STATE FARMERS Knee high by the fourth of July? 62 IT hrough Doing The cobs are coming! Mr. French judges in his easy chair, Teacher, teacher look what 1 The cobs are coming! grew? AG, ІП AND IV ee Examine them ‘der beans care - g fully, Bill! dën + � FRONT ROW (L to R): Mr. French (Advisor), B. Palm (Reporter), B. Fleischmann (Secretary), R. Wilson, (Pres.), T. Bierlein (V. Pres.), D. Wagner (Treasurer), D. Spencer (Sentinel). SECOND ROW: J. Deisig, D. Zarazua, D. Hogan, T. Felske, T. Frost, B. Stricker, D. Weise, H. Littleton, 5; Houghtaling. THIRD ROW: T. Gruber, L. Sommer, R. Redwantz, P. Bierlein, T. Schian, W. Frasle, J. Hill, D. Dinsmore, E. DuBay.: FOURTH ROW: J. Schian, В. Baranski, P. Osantowski, С, Bender, M. Mossner, B. Bender, M. Smith, C. Bublitz, D. Haske. 63 SENIORS 15: ROW: J. Stein, Treas- шег; Н, DuBay, President; V. Duperon, Secretary. 2nd ROW: К. Strayer, С. | МсСагшеу, М. Steck, К. || Kolhagen, 5, Baker, Р. | | Humpert, М. Kendall, А. Rupp, К. Krieger, С. Sharrow. 3rd ROW: А. || Schrader, $. Bauman, А, || Miller, J. Kelly, М. | Trombley, J. Bierlein, М. | Bierlein, Mrs, Hill, J. | Mielke, J. Sylvester, 5, u Trombley, 5. DeKett, D. Buchinger, N. Kappel, M. Matonek, N, Seney. 4th ROW: J. DuRussel, M. Dinsmore, L. Wirth, L. Mossner, B. Morgan. FRESHMEN Jones, N. Frost, В. Kabat. 2nd ROW: R. DuRussel, Mrs, Hill, Adv., В. Stockmeyer, В, Goudie, В. Stockmeyer, В, Nickel, М. Cutting, A. Balderaz, T. Janson, S. Hodgel, L. Reif, 5. Russell. 3rd ROW: R. Beyerlein, J. Anklam, J. Mohr, К. Bauer, A. Bier- lein, J. Lagalo, С. Schluckbier, J. Manley, $. Ellis, С. Washer, J. Lugo, K. Rein- bold, S. Beyerlein, L. Buchinger, J. Barrett, B. Schumacher. FRESHMEN Ist ROW: L. Trombley, Sec. D. Koch, Treas.; В. Rangel, Vice Ртез.; б. Hart, Ргез.; 5. Seney, W. Eisenhower, J. Bender, D. Spiekerman, D. Spencer, P. Shapland, S. Andrus, W. Jones, V. Heinzman, D. Sahr, D. Fleischman, . S. Schafsnitz, H. Munsch, N. Redwantz, S. Laking,, D, Bierlein, А, DeKett, Ш valle, В. Bender, B. Kozan, К, Windy, A. Pommerville, Т. Pelkey, A. Haack, Т, Preuter, D. Comer, А. Simmet. 4 % и T г Ke af F M 4 Se $4 S: В. Wilson, Pres. ; D. Anklam, Vice Pres. ; C. Weber, Sec.; P. Osantowski, Treas.; К. Parrent, T. M Каш, J. НІП, J. Schluckbier, С. Gilmore, J. DuRussel, P. Osantowski, T. Gruber, E. Schrader, n Zarazua, J. Deisig, T. Schian, D. Zwerk, T. Buchinger, D. Meyer, D. Haske, R. Baranski, R. Dinsmore, J. Schian, G. Litchfield, C. Litchfield, B. Bouvy, R. Vargo, M. Smith, T. Sylvester, K. Doud, F. Bender, H. Littleton, J. Brown, D. Willman, D. Hart, К. Avery, C. Bublitz, D. Weber, М. Roedel, J. Trombley, D. Wirth. Future Nurses Serve to Care LEFT TO RIGHT: President, M. Bierlein; Secretary, D. DuRussel; Treasurer, S. Kelly; Not Present, Vice President, G. Trombley. SECOND ROW: 5, Andrus, Е, Bender, W. Eisenhauer, S. Baker, N. Steck, J. Reinhardt, Advisor: Mrs. Hill. THIRD ROW: W. Jones, У. Francis, J, Bass, A. Bouchard, D. Comer, С. Sharrow, 5, Beyer- lein, FOURTH ROW: D. Massoll, K. Felske, K. Kamn, T. Janson, C. Kuhl, К. Reinbold, В. Веуег- lein, В, Goudie, В. DuRussel, FIFTH ROW: E. Buetow, E. Kern, Г. Avery, К. Wylie, В. Wilson. | SIXTH ROW: М, Reynolds, $. | Spiekerman, D. Schrader, J. Wil- son, M. Boensch, M. Dauer, C. Wise. | | This page Compliments of MANLEY'S REXALL DRUGS, JIM'S BAR, ACHENBACH CHAPEL, REESE SUNOCO, KARP'S | BAR, WAYSIDE INN, KRICK'S BAR 65 ROW 1: L-R. M. Manley - Historian, D. Dummel- dinger - Secretary, К. Wylie - Treasurer, D. Gruber | - President, M. Bierlein - Vice President. ROW 2: Mrs. Boydston, K. Walt, E. Buetow, L. Bierlein, K. Parrent, J. Johnson, M. Niehusan, M. Hembling, M. Bierlein, K. Fielbrandt, P. Wagner. ROW 3: B. Perkins, J. Barret, D. Wilson, R. Ramsden, T. Rupprecht, J. Brown, J. DuRussel. The students working in the library proved to be a great help to teachers and students, Their duties are many which include filing, working at the desk, and helping students locate books, Without these students help, our high school library would not be a thing of great quality, The thankless job of the Attendance Takers was car- ried on by those students who were more than will- ing to walk the halls, They also took care of the odd jobs around the office, Ке� W, knows how to deal with every problem! Judy S. is one of the carrier pigeons. L TO R: J. Sylvester, J. Bierlein, К. Szekely, J. Wylie, L. Kern, A. VanOchten, S. Janson, D. Woizeschke and L. Schafsnitz, During this school year Mary Bierlein was elected President of SLAAM in the state of Michigan. (Student Librarian Assistant As- sociation of Michigan) 66 Willing to Work COOP LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Kern, J. Schian, М. Markel, G. Brechtels- bauer, К. Szekely, D. Anklam, T. Trombley, L. Schafsnitz, Off to earn a day's pay. MO má Gaining Experience CADET TEACHERS Ge LEFT TO RIGHT - 1st ROW: С, Weber, J. Schluckbier, J. DuRussel, D. Anklam. 2nd ROW: С. Eisenhauer, М. Frost, Р, Osantowski, J, Reinbold, А, Schrader, $. Bauman, © S. Baker, М, Kuhl, J. Bass, J. Martin, В. Bierlein, В, Zarazua, 3rd ROW: D. Spen- € Bouchard, 1, Dietzel, S. Burke, D. Gruber, 4th ROW: R. Wilson, B. Morgan, М. Weber, М, Matonek, J. Mohr, D, French, J. Gillig, B. Schumacher, A. Rupp, M. Kendall, 5, Janson, К, Parrent, 5th ROW: K, Krieger, N. Kappel, J. Hill, М, Seney, P. Johnson, В. Atkinson, С, Findlay, C. Рирего� , №. Whisman, М. Dauer, Е. Kern, S. Liebknecht, 6th ROW: D. Wagner, T. Bierlein, В. LaDronka, T. Pelkey, D. Humpert, J. Kelly, M. Trombley, Н, DuBay, J. Stein, С, McCartney, J. Schian, 7th ROW: К. Kolhagen, L. Wirth, M. Dinsmore, L. Mossner, D. Dinsmore, В. Dins- more, T. Felske, D. Zarazua, E. DuBay, T. Schian, J.. Deisig. ES = You sure set a good example, Doug. Many students take time out during their busy sched - Ше to help both the ele- mentary and high school teachers. This not only helps the teachers, but it helps the students as well by giving them experience. It is through this program that many choose their life's vocation. CAROL MANLEY Assistant Editor NANCY STECK Sports JANE WYLIE Editor T KATHY STRAYER '69 Rocket Staff Business Manager Expresses Its Free Spirit By Telling It Like It Is SHARON BAKER Organizations AMY RUPP MISS BELINDA DICKEN Senior Class Editor Advisor ШЕТІ 15 MM ШІМ! 1� Me MI 1 3 У à = ке MARY BOENSCH and LYNN SCHAFSNITZ VIKKI DUPERON and MARLENE DAUER JOAN JOHNSON Underclassman Editors Administration and Faculty Editors SUE JANSON and DeANN GRUBER RENEE BIERLEIN MARY KENDALL LINDA DIETZ AL JEAN REINHARDT BETTE MARSHALL COLLEEN DUPERON | lst ROW, 1. to r.: S. Burke, N. Babechenko, M. Rohloff, J. Johnson, V. Duperon, M. Markel, D. Humpert. 2nd ROW: J. Sylvester, В, Reinbold, А. Kuck, В, Marshall, S. Janson, D. Gruber, J. Reinhardt, V. Huber, S. Koch, 3rd ROW: L. Schafsnitz, M. Bierlein, E. Buetow, K. Parrent, K. Szekly, M. Kendall, E. Kern, L. Avery, G. Findlay, P. Johnson, B. Atkinson, 4th ROW: K. Walt, S. Baker, S. Dekett, N. Kappel, A. Schrad- er, J. Mielke, G. McCartney, В. Wilson, I. Weiss, M. Matonek, D. Buchinger, В. Zarazua. 5th ROW: М, Steck, В. Bierlein, M. Trombley, S. Trombley, M. Smith, S. Bauman, В. Heinz- man, C. Weber, A. Bouchard, G. Litchfield, J. Reinbold, P. Bierlein, М, Seney, К. Kolhagen, M. Boensch, B. Morgan. 6th ROW: О. DuRussel, S. Grzen- kowski, J. Moore, Р. Edwards, J. Bass, M. Reynolds, N. Stockmeyer, L. Dietzel, S. Spiekermen, J. Mar- tin, L. Kern, M. Manley. About 100 concerned senior and junior students who have a vital need to be a part of helping to solve some of the problems of the community and of the world have formed a club under the super- vision of Mr. Don Hinman. Weekly shoeshines helped improve 1st ROW: Е. Hart, H. Littleton, К. Parrent, 2nd ROW: Н. Dubay, J. Stein, A. Rupp, K. Wylie, T. Densmore, D. Wilman, 3rd ROW: P. Osantowski, С. Eisenhower, D. Sigelko, T. Johnson, and J. Hill. MISSING: J. Wylie. First Year Club Does Worthwhile Jobs the footwork at R.H.S. They are concerned and through the service club the students hope to prove that they are good, solid citizens who are interested in progressive methods of solving some of these problems. A mong the projects carried out this year have been to improve the village park, landscape the school court, send money to Biafra, visit convalescent homes, and send health kits to Vietnamese children. To finance these proj- ects the club has held shoe shines, a bake sale, a basketball game with cake raffle, a neck-in, and a pretty -feet contest. Dr. Dunn explains the millage problem. all. A successful project means a lot of | planning before hand. | cen v rH The Neck-In provided a lot of surprises for Assemblies Add Interest to the Пау % Routine Of the many professional as- semblies presented this year, one was on handwriting analy - sis, After some important points on the subject were dis- | cussed, several students а1- lowed their handwriting to be | analyzed. Each person's рег- | sonality was pinpointed, езре- cially sophomore Sherry Haske's, whom he described as a natural Ham, The Senior Home Ec Club pre- | sented this year's Christmas | Assembly. Skits on mistletoe mischief; Santa Claus; and Christmas carols were in the Charlie Weber awaits his handwriting analysis. program, Bh — Wu аЛа PS IA A A ын Santa arrives, Mrs. Allen receives her gift from Santa, Vikki would rather kiss than fight. Doug A. and Sue J. get in on the fun. Amy Rupp and Bob Bender needed a little push by Sue J. and Randy W. to over- come shyness. ... but just look at me now! р Every kid has his devilish moments. layboy or Good House- 72 keeping? Reflections mmmmmmm m tter hopefully hits a homer. Spirit and the R.H.S. Cheerleaders are synonomous as they lead the students in a cheer at the games. Classy Lassies. ' SES A quiet time. Fearsome Threesome. A Rocket develops Renee did you forget his form. your D.O. ? I'm just proud ; as punch to be The life of Riley ... When will it ever end? here today. ЧИА И URSUS RAO | ue: | Energetic Seniors Produce Seventeen Is Terrific f SITTING: Mrs, Allen - Director, Т, Rupprecht, R, Zaraua, S. Janson, T. Pelkey, A. Rupp, В. Bierlein, STANDING: К. Strayer, L. Dietzel, D. Wagner, D. Gruber, B. Morgan, К. Parrent, С, Weber. D� — Hannah says, I'll shed no tears for the bulls and steers. From this mess, the scenery emerged. Rah! Rah! Rah! I like you. The Cast Dr, Allenby SB � аи Ее Charlie Weber | Chuck Allenby EE + = Ken Parrent | Mrs. Wapper а = Renee Bierlein | Hannah Hawks - - - - - - - - - - - DeAnne Gruber | Ату Кирр I Jane Alleuby е 27-25. = Sue Janson Ki ! Bi MEVA MEDD soe AS en Тїт Ре1Кеу и. Palsy Gardner és = АУ = Linda Dietzel n. | Ginny Grant - - ----------- Kathy Strayer — ; ! Hugo Jarvis - - - ---------- Ramon Zarzua Chaos as everyone tries to get their makeup on. | серке Bennett = = = Sr - Terry Rupprecht мансу Pomeroy = = = Hs + --- Barb Morgan | 74 Senior Week Added Spice to the Last School a Days of the Class of 69 PU NS e өз Det e LY os oS The 3 Lil' Bears Us Adults felt like little kids again riding the choo choo Ei: Se 8 5 � Imagination and spirited fun made up at the Detroit Zoo. | Senior Week. The Senior Class started this new event in the hopes that її will become a tradition for future years. Senior Week began with the Senior Class trip to the Detroit Zoo. Bright Day, Character of the Past Day, Hobo Day, and Blue Jean Day followed with only seniors participating and the under- classmen carrying books, opening doors, and paying respect to their “elders, Besides being let out of classes early all these things combined to make it m a very nice week indeed. - SN‏ ا صا ь © A A PEN Fun і� the Sun Character of the Past Day The Beat Goes On Where's the threshold? The SNOWBALL was spon - sored by the Class of '69. All brawn and no brain, Glenn? | На� Ку Ра� Ку ог... а ро1Ка? What a bod! 76 Enthusiastic seniors yell at one of the pep rallies. Innocence? ... not by the The Supervisor hairs of my chin- ney chin chin, Some days get to be a little too much for everyone. It's the kind of thing you really have to Somebody up there experience to understand. doesn't like me. Aw, ya should'na done it. )0R He must have charisma. The spectator buses were an excellent opportunity for socializing. TI SE EE =ч ызы ——— % х 2 ғ Nancy Stockmeyer, Mr. Miller and his date dance to the music of the Noel Peterson Quartet, Nearest Thing ra to Heaven Bill Palm, Trifle Felske and their dates, Nancy Babechenko and DeAnne Gruber weren't the only ones to pose in the love seat. D EEF ф H Sue Janson, John Schluckbier, Ken Wylie, Jane Wylie and Neil Rupp like others contemplate their Eunice Bickel, Jane Wylie, Neil Rupp are last days spent as children, looking and feeling like ready for an enjoyable evening. young adults, 78 A AA A E 5 т ; о’: BR d SS NS. % «аа, (Ce Lë I ROLLE UON ы „эс EER „ 5 LA А 400 0 t, ез, RANAN VYY et a 7 E У Р Oh! Silly rabbit! Janet Reinbold and Paul Bierlein wait for the next slow series, ES ES E Y ОО-ГА -ГА - Ramon Zarazua was so suave, 79 Oh Lord, help me pass this test ШІН... John Schluckbier expresses his Monday -Morning- Blahs verbally. Tom Sylvester and Mary Jane Matonek seem to find the study of human nature more interesting than books. ¢ $ % í ` Now how do you Wouldn't you Maureen Trombley 's thoughts sure aren't on the suppose . . .? know it... book in front of her. What time does the bell ring?? Intelligence forthcoming. Enjoying a Tootsie John Hill looks like he understands what's going on. Pop doesn't mean we aren't mature enough to get married. 80 E = = E ы P e Е ве A 1 eal T TT OT DALIA O T жана Wh. te un an : EE = MR, HAROLD BOWDEN DR, BRUCE DUNN Principal of High School Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Walter Moderow, Мг. Richard Woolsey, Mr. Herman Wenzel, Mr, Robert Elbers, Мг. Carl Bittner, Mr. Donald Krieger Missing is Mr. Howard Rummel. MRS, CARRIE A, PARSELL Principal of Elementary School MRS, JUNE STOCKENHA UER Secretary to Mr. Bowden MRS, KATIE RADINA Secretary to Dr, Dunn Trained Personnel Try to Keep RAS in Hand MR, HOWARD BARCOLOW Secretary to Dr, Dunn 83 TEACHERS ' ALMA MATERS Mrs. Boydston: Adrian College, University of Toledo, Eastern Michigan University, and Central Michigan University. Mr. Tutera: Kalamazoo College, and Western Michigan University. Mr. Woolson: Michigan State University. Mr. Hinman: Central Michigan University, and University of Michigan. MR, VITO TUTE MR, CHARLES WOOLSON MR, C. DONALD HINMAN ES O E | 84 EDWARD SCHULTZ Mrs, Hill: Bay County Normal, Central Michigan University, and Eastern Michigan University. Mr. Schultz: Central Michigan University, and University of Michigan. Mrs. Haubenstricker: University of Michigan. Mrs. Worden: University of Michigan, Kent State University, in Ohio, University of Houston, in Texas, Flint College of the University of d Michigan in Flint, É DEN A A EE we е5 86 Faculty Guides Students Toward Maturity, Good Judgement, and Wise Action MR, WILLIAM SHOWERMAN MR, EARL J, FRENCH жамы� а Mr. Showerman: Finley College, Ohio; University of Denver, Colorado; Michigan State University. Mr. Johnson: University of Minnesota. Mr. French: Michigan State University. Mr. Von Hofe: Eastern Michigan University; William and Maty in Ша T | % KZ E : ET And they lived happily ever after, . . Virginia. Mrs, Allen: Central Michigan University. MR, CARL VON HOFE MRS, BARBARA ALLEN МЕ, DONALD W, MILLER Wondering where it all went, Mr, Tutera? MR, WALTER REIMAN MR, VERNON HENRICHS MISS BELINDA DICKEN Miss Belinda Dicken: Ferris State College, and Central Michigan University. Mr. Miller: Ferris State College, Central Michigan University, Michigan State University, and Northern Michigan University. Mr. Henrichs: Wisconsin State University at River Falls, Wisconsin, Mr. Reiman: Central Michigan University. Mr. Van Paris: Alma College. d E—3 7% j mm MIS 7 . COOKS: Mrs, Sylvester, Mrs, Rupprecht, Mrs, Ahrns, Mrs, Is THAT what the cooks wash up in? Marx, Mrs, Reynolds and (missing) Mrs, Brechtelsbauer, | А chew of this, a chomp of that, stuff like that only “This food must have been cooked by the Ajax Extermi - makes you fat. nator Company! E TJ Pod Ni MB BUS DRIVERS - 1st ROW: Mrs, Compo, Mrs, Kern, Mrs, Burkel, Mrs, Kilborn, Mrs, Trom- bley. 2nd ROW: Mr, Ellison, Мг. and Mrs, Kern, Mrs, Solgat, Mrs, Gilmore, 3rd ROW: Rev. Litchfield, Mr, Compo, Mr. Kernn, and Mr, DuRussel, ЕГЕ CUSTODIANS: Мг. Үах, Мг. Laking, Mrs. Каш, Mr. Schian, Mr. Bluemlein, and Mr. Adrian. g e CU The Senior boys on 2nd noon hour are well known for the hard time they gave the cooks. Wonder if they get their revenge by cooking the food the way they do? 1968. Leap years а� а presidents. Assassina- tions а� а “Rosemary’s Baby.” Scooter skirts. Millage failure. Washington peace march. USS Pueblo. Nixon’s the one. Another Christ- mas. Another birthday come and gone. 1968. It was a very good year. But it's gone now. It’s 1969. Inaugurations. Mass murders in Ann Arbor. Neck scarves and bellbottoms. Millage passed. City water. First man on the moon. A time to remember. A time to look toward the future. A time to express your free spirit in all you undertake. SEN УНИИ ATT EE WED EEE TE SS Sa Мм NV NI What do YOU see through YOUR looking glass? Í 89 о — 4, FRANKENMUTH STATE BANK Reese Branch Banking for Every Need Where Friends and Service Meet Birch Run - Buena Vista - Frankenmuth - Millington - Munger - Reese Monsanto HEADOUARTERS for All Your Fertilizer Needs Monsanto Agricultural Center Reese, Michigan Ph. 868-4821 LARRY HASTINGS, Mer. 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Rupp Snow Sport Service After the Sale Bridal Wear Accessories Mother's Dresses Flower Girl Dresses Invitations 9-5 A | | |, Evening Mon. - u О of Vassar by Sat. Bridal Shoppe Appoint. 130 E. Huron, Vassar JUNE RIGG LOIS MYERS Phone 827-4473 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class оғ 1969 ОК. Р. J. MUSCARI BEST WISHES to the Class of '69 From JANSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 9676 Saginaw, Reese 868-9804 ', let me foam at the mouth So help me, Lord, if I'm lyin 't smash it. Eat it don A harvest of peace is produced from a seed of contentment, Hint, Hint Such enthusiasm, such spirit. 98 Six junior girls kneeled by a wall; six junior girls had a great fall. Security is knowing your socks match. Linda Dietzal seems to be at a loss for' words. Gail Trombley may not have the neatest locker, but her messages come across loud and clear, т So Se, Sa a resently ts Over, et Never orgotten TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 68 Rocket upplement Baccalaureate A very solemn moment as the seniors march in. Dr. Bruce Dunn welcomes Rev. Fischer of Trinity Lutheran Church, Graduation ARAN И Many attended Graduation June 4, 1968 Salutatorian Bob Valedictorian Jeanie John Р. Francis Award This award has been inaugurated in his memory by his class- mates of the 1965 graduating year, the athletes he played with, and the coaches he played under. John Francis was the first Reese High School graduate to sacrifice his life for our country in the current Vietnam conflict, Ronald Barcalow, a 1966 graduate of Reese, also paid the supreme sacrifice for his country. This award is to be an annual presentation to the outstanding athlete of the graduating class who most nearly embodies those attributes which John Francis held so dear both on the athletic field and on the field of war. Those attributes of determination and desire, sportsmanship and friendliness, as all his friends will attest to, were not strangers to John Р, Francis. In high school athletics John won numerous awards for his out- standing participation in track, football, and basketball. In the latter two he was instrumental in helping his team win con- ference championships. In war also John contributed more than his share, He was given medals by both the South Vietnamese and the United States Governments, John P. Francis John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Francis, presented the first annual John P, Francis Award to Bob Auernhammer. Senior Awards 1968 CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: DAR, Bonnie Hill; Good Citizens of the class, Tom Beyer and Jean Bittner. Well, that wasn't so bad! ! c TOP TEN SCHOLARS: Pauline Weber 3, 675, Glen Kuck 3.350, Jean Bittner 3.767, Tom Beyer 3. 581, Mary Bader 3.357, Lynn Rupprecht 3.581, Nancy Bierlein 3.622, Donna Johnson 3.350, Bob Auernham- mer 3.701, Janet Houghtaling 3. 699. na j ж ... у pees Titles “ Lb. OU 1 ТОР SCHOLARS: Salutatorian Bob Auernhammer, Valedictorian Jean Bittner Early this spring a group of seniors got together and decided that they would like to sing their class song THE IM- POSSIBLE DREAM. After many noon hours of practice the group presented this at the awards night and again at graduation. Bob Zwerk receives an athletic award from Mr. Rieman. Dave Andrus was pre- sented the Outstanding FFA Member Award by Mr. French, Drifting baw? n Dreaming AA Vi 27,0 «e A ROO ж %% 55599051� Varsity Baseball Spring Sports TRACK: 1st ROW: G. Ellis, D. Hart, R. Johnson, D. Zarazua, D. Wiese, R. Wilson, B. Kaul, T. Frost. SECOND ROW: P. Osantowski, F. Bender, D. Vargo, J. Wilson, G. Gilmore, B. Eisenhauer, D. Zwerk, D. Hall, B. John- ston, manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Chinery, K. Avery, B. Bouvy, C. Litchfield, T. Schian, M. Rangel, J. Rangel, E. Schrader, P. Osantowski, Coach Ed Whitfield. Track VARSITY BASEBALL: KNEELING: P. Osantowski, D. Weber, C. Bublitz, R. Dins- more, B. Palm, J. DuRussel, D. Anklam, 1. Villarreal, Manager. STANDING: Coach Tutera, A. Anklam, B. Auernhammer, T. Thayer, W. Houghtaling, T. Schaffer, D. Perkins, L. Rupprecht, T. Dillabough, B. Landskroener. 63 ee : E SADA: SA ot Eee S JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: KNEELING: R. Dinsmore, R. Deisig, R. Houghtaling, K. Houghtaling, T. Felske, K. Schluckbier, J. Trombley, B. Bouvy. STANDING: Coach Rieman, D. Hart, L. Morel, D. Wilson, A. Preston, K. Doud, G. Solgat, T. Buchinger, D. Vargo, M. Smith, T. Schian. Junior Varsity E Baseball is тема ыы T ==