Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

Presented by THE ECHO STAFF Editor: Beverly Tel tow Assistant Editor: Bonnie Ruthenberg Business Manager: Diana LaForest Sales Manager: Sue Gaeth Advisor: Mr. William Marsden Foreword As you, the students of Richmond High School look through this yearbook, we the Echo Staff hope many happy memories will be reflected. These memories will long be remembered by the Seniors as they leave the halls of R.H.S. and begin a new experience in the outside world. It’s a big, wide wonderful world that we are preparing ourselves for. . . .we, as high school students have learned and will keep on learning of our responsibility to ourselves and the future. Table of Contents Dedication...................................... 3 Faculty.......................................... 6 Activities and Organizations.....................20 Seniors..........................................36 Underclassmen....................................48 Athletics........................................74 Advertisements...................................86 x®' 2 Tfi 4 We Dedicate To one whose qualities of friendliness and loyalty have won for him a place of high respect, deep admination, and warm affection among both students and faculty; To one who is willing to help in anything worthwhile we strive to do; To one who is determined to make our school a better place and the students in it better students; To Mr. Ben Boldt, friend, co-worker, teacher, consulor— We, the students of Richmond High School, dedicate this year book, the 1962 Echo. 5 t 4 ,V r % Guidance and Help are the key words used by the students of Richmond High School when they are asked to relate what the faculty has meant to them. At Richmond High there are very good student- teacher relationships and we are happy to have teachers and administrators who understand each student as an individual. Mr. Charles Ritter, our new principal, came from Eastern Michigan University to our school this year. Although new to Richmond High, he has already made a good impression on the students, who have taken their problems to him and have received expert guidance. To Mr. Ritter we extend a hand of gratitude for the fine things he has done. 8 Mr. Ritter, our new principal New Administration Proves Successful Mr. Krause is helping one of the office secretaries, Mrs. Jenkins. After teaching English for two years, at Richmond High, Mr. Carl Krause left in 1953 to teach for two years in Mt. Clemens. After an additional year of teaching in St. Clair Shores, he returned to our system in 1956 as Principal of Richmond High School, which position he held for five years. In this capaci- ty he was an able administrator, a fine counselor, and a good friend. Now Mr. Krause is in his first year as our Superintendent of Schools. He has taken over many additional responsibilities. To him go our thanks for keeping our school system running smoothly. Mr. Krause, our new superintendent 9 The Men Behind the Scenes We, the Students of Richmond High School, would like to express our thanks to the members of the Board of Education for the long, hard, hours they have put in their endeavors to make Richmond High School a better and more inspiring place for every student in attendance. It is with these thoughts in mind that we extend our appreciation to them. Treasurer Edward Ball Trustee James Stoops Secretary Kenneth Gingrich Trustee Kenneth Krause President Gordon Ferguson Trustee Edwin Teltow Trustee Jack Fenton 10 Wayne Thompson, Art Mathews, Erma Lieb- zeit, Marvin Fistler, Frank Bahmler. The smiling faces of these fine people are seen throughout the day as they strive daily to keep our school looking its best. Bus Drivers Provide Safe Transportation STANDING: Wayne Thompson, Mrs. Norma Hagen, Marvin Fistler, Mrs. Margaret Fistler, Art Mathews, Dean Weeks, Fred Fistler, Leo Spencer, Bob Weinert, Ervin Kiehl, Ernest Vaughn. KNEELING: Mrs. Fred Fistler, Mrs. Lorenia Carroll, Mrs. Katherine Troppman. 11 Office Secretaries The office secretaries are responsible for all the book work in the office. They take all attendance records and the telephone calls. We extend our thanks to these faithful workers. From left to right are': Mrs. Ramsey; Mrs. Jenkins; Mrs. Snitchler; Mrs. Armstrong. Counselor Mrs. Ferguson last year taught Sociology but this year has become our full time coun- selor. Problems from the home as well as the school are taken to her by the students. Vocational guidance is also given by Mrs. Ferguson. Any students with problems are free to go to the Counseling room, and they receive advice from her. Mrs. Ferguson received her A.B. from Albion College and has done additional work at Northwestern University. 12 Librarian Added to the faculty this year is Mrs. Marion Faulter, who came to Richmond this year from Memphis. She is the new high school librarian. With the help of her many Library assistants, Mrs. Faulter runs a very efficient library and is a great help to the students who seek her aid. Library Assistants ROW 1: Kathy Keller, Mary Weinert, Janet Wagner, Judy Stoecker, Ruth McGuire, Pat Tucker, Mariane Mantay. ROW 2: Don Szyska, Yvonne Smith, Janice Krause, Jim Schultz, Dick Schmidt, John Rhodes, Georgina Sabo, Pat Barks, Dick Butram. SEATED: Mrs. Faulter, Don Koehn, Diana LaForest, A1 Maniaci, Karen Kreger, Pat Hummel. Students Explore Wonders of Math and the Space Agt Science Cleland Dame Certainly, students are extremely proud of the science department at Richmond High, for we are able to offer a full course in all science studies. Under the able direction of the science teachers, students can major in this course. Virginia Reed Harold Bowman William Mantle Arne Henderson Donald Alexander Frederick Nash High School students are required to take at least one year of mathematics. Here, Mr. Nash shows Don Grouix and Cindy Schwartz the correct way to work out a math problem. Students Learn to Master the English Language Seniors may take either College Prep., English or the general English course. Here, Mr. Erfourth is showing Ed Allen, one of the college prep students, the correct conjugation of a verb. High- light of both classes this year was reading Shakespeares’s “Macbeth” and Chaucer’s “Canterbury Tales.” Commercial Studies Lois Mathiak Typing students enjoy learning the fundementals required for commercial courses. Mrs. Mathiak makes the class both interesting and enlightening, while she teaches students the fast and easy way to type. 15 Industrial Arts Mr. Heim and his shop class construct- ed a fall-out shelter this year. The fall- out shelter was open for the public’s inspection. This class project proved to be very interesting for the class. Commercial Arts In Mr. Brown’s art class students learn oil painting, drawing, handicraft and how to make many useful things. Here, Rodney Delaney and Dave Schultz draw a textile design while Jill Fryer, Paul Kethe and Mr. Brown look on with approval. 16 History Classes Help Students Learn of the World Robert Rop William Marsden Girls’ and boys’ gym classes spend three days of the week in the gym and two days in health class. Bonnie Trombley and Marlene Oberliesen are being shown the parts of the human body by Mrs. Hamilton; while Mr. Dame’s boys’ gym class keeps physically fit. American history students review many great moments in our country’s history. Among these are the American Revolution, the Civil War, and our past Presidents. Here, Leora Fistler and Jim Ferguson learn more about American history from the instructor, Mr. Rop. Berneda Hamilton Coach Dame Marlin Carey 17 Home-Makers Learn Domestic Skills Miss Matthew’s home-economics class teaches girls many useful homemaking ideas for the future. Many tasty dishes are made by the cooking class and useful articles are also sewed by the girls. Latin classes teach students the basic language for the many Romance languages. However, through the able guidance of Mr. Weeks, the students not only learn to master Latin, but they are also able to better understand our own English tongue, and they enjoy studies of early Romans with their myths of nature. Lavoris Pernell Ruby Quick 18 Choir Develops Musical Talents ROW 4: Elaine Clancy, Dorothy Wagner, Christine Hensch, Mary Weinert, Velma Haggerty, Francine Riley, Sharon Gramzow, Annette Plagens, Jennifer Jones, Arlene Head, Marlene Oberliesen. ROW 3: Beverly Russ, Verna Mae Brincefield, Christine Rau, Beverly Teltow, Diana LaForest, Gail Fistler, Brenda Stern, Janice Sutton, Mary Almstadt, Jim Stern, Roy Dubay, Dale Bandlow. ROW 2: Pat Barks, Connie Kolhagen, Carol Wormsbacker, David Boyer, Frank Marsack, Dennis Stern, Harvey Kuester, Gail Hebei, Pat Biles, Bob Fryer, Ed Stern, Larry Glasgow. ROW' 1: Sandy Kuester, Claudia McCloskey, Karen Fistler, Alberta Lynch, Marian Castro, Euna Mae Buckner, Jane Bandlow, Arpa Ilebel, Colette Schrader, Sue Gaeth, Marilyn Gramzow, Mr. Dean Nederveld. W'illiam Robertson Dean Nederveld Although the R.H.S. band has been here for many years, a newly formed choir has enlarged our music department. The marching band, under the direction of Mr. William Robertson, entertains at the football games, marches in local parades and entertains at many school functions. The choir is under the able direction of Mr. Dean Nederveld. In the choir’s first year they have sung for the P.T.A., in the annual Christmas concert and in the local Lions’ Club show. This spring they presented their first formal concert. Band students enjoy a great number of activities throughout the school year. Devoting one hour daily to music and marching, the band members learn the functions of a good band. 20 Activities and Organizations Aiding each and every student, the extra- curricular activities at Richmond High achieve in developing sturdy, well-rounded individuals. No matter what a person’s interests may be, whether he prefers photography, plans on entering the teaching profession, or excells in athletics, there is a school organization to fit everyone. Each function has the goal of providing fun and enjoyment while teaching new skills, and the opportunity to meet teenagers with the same in- terests. No one is ever excluded, and no one is ever denied the privilege of joining. This is the way it should be, and this is what we have every right to be proud of at Richmond High. 21 Enjoying lively conversation and delicious refresh- ments at the punch table are Dave Schultz, Beverly Teltow, Queen Jane, and King Skip. A Victor’s Palace Is Victor’s Palace was the theme for the Coro- nation Ball which was held on November 4. It was sponsored by the G. A. A. and Varsity Club. The gym was lavishly decorated with silhouette castles, shields, and swords. The King and Queen’s throne was set apart from the rest of the gym by being brightly lighted while the rest of the lights were dim. Mrs. Lola B. Weeks, who was honored that night, crowned the King and Queen. Smiles of joy are shown here by our 1961-62 Coronation Ball, king and queen. Queen Jane Stern and King “Skip” Wilkins. Oar proud king and queen are joined on the dance floor by the other Senior candi- dates: Beverly Teitow, Bill Attridge, Bonnie lluthenberg, and Gene Draveling. Theme for Coronation Ball These couples were chosen by the student body to represent their class at the Ball: Juniors, Mary Almstadt and Harvey Brown; Sophomores, Jackie Bialk and Brad Dubay; Freshmen, Judy Fryer and Jim Stern. 23 Murder Takes The Stage” Sandra Kuester is being transformed through the skilled hands of Director Mr. Jakubiak into Liz Jruesdale; a 70 year old women. Those long, hard practices! Mitzi is trying out for a part while director Ollie Dunning and author Drew Pelman listen attentatively. Hard work and many long hours of practice goes into the production of a successful play. The Senior Class, under the direction of Mr. Jakubiak, presented “Murder Takes the Stage,” a 3 act mystery comedy, on November 17th and 18th before a full house each night. In this exciting scene Miss Hazel Laverne is about to be murdered. The rest of the play is involved with the solving the mystery surrounding her death. is title of senior play The complete cast including the director and student director paused for this picture after dress rehearsal. Jane Bond......... Mitzi Bond........ Miss Liz Truesdale Ollie Dunning . . . Drew Pelman .... Larry Strickland . . Ellen Drake....... Bob Rayfield .... Sarah Farnham . . . Hal Rush.......... Hazel LaVerne. . . Ann Martin........ Sheriff Wiley .... Student Director . . Director........... .....Jane Stem . . Diana LaForest . . Sandra Kuester . . . David Schultz ... Ralph Zauner .........Bob Fryer . . . . Ruth McGuire ......Bill Williams , . Carol Sue Oliver ...........Ed Allen . . Teresa Criscuolo . Bonnie Ruthenberg ......Bill Attridge . . .Barbara Bernard Eugene C. Jalubiak Larry Strickland comes to the rescue of Mitzi Bond as Boy Rayfield tries to choke her to death in a suspense filled scene from “Murder Takes the Stage.” “Winter Magic” Provided for an Evening to Remember A wonderful evening of dancing was had by the many couples that attended. Here some members of the Junior class stop at the Ski Lodge for a breather. Dancing to the new dance craze the “Twist” was a highlight of the evening for many couples. 26 The “Casuals” provided some smooth dancing music for the J-Hop. Mariane Mantay and Don Schultz relax at the punch table between dances. “Winter Magic” was the theme of the 1962 J-Hop. It was presented by the Junior class on February 3, 1962 in the school gymnasium. The gala decorations were centered around a large snowman and a winter like lodge effect. A punch party, before the prom, was held at Sharon Gramzow’s home. The chaperones for the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Here faculty members watch the dancers. Mr. Snowman was the center of attraction for these two couples. Many Interesting Assemblies Have Been Presented ROW 1: Beverly Teltow, Secretary; Marlene Mantay, Vice-President; Gene Draveling, President, Sharon Gramzow, Treasurer; Mr. Rop, Advisor. ROW 2: Bill Patton, Kathy Keller, Sharon Krimmel, Judy Orris, Donald Lucas, Ronald Almstadt, Skip Wilkins, Ken Rasmussen, Neal Bandlow, Janice Krause, Gail Fistlet, Colene Mills, Gary Potts. ROW 3: Jerry Papuga, Susan Gaeth, Mary Hartway, Larry Penrod, Colette Schraeder, Lois Zyrd, Dennis Holmes. Absent: Jim Evans, Margaret Caughell, Kathy Mills. By the Student Council Richmonds Student Council is the student gov- erning body of the school. The Student Council is made up of representa- tives from each class and organization in the school. The members plan and organize student assembles and other activities with great care. They also pass rules governing the student body. The Student Council is trying to organize at the present time a student court. If the court is put in effect it will descipline students that go contrary to the schools policy. This past year the council provided the means for the students to attend sports events. Through the advisorship of Mr. Rop the council is gaining in student governing powers. 28 Achievement Is Goal of National Honor Society SITTING: Mr. Nash, Advisor; Neal Bandiow, Barbara Bernard. STANDING: Alan Miller, Carol Sue Oliver, and Beverly Teltow. Striving towards a more well- rounded character, learning to direct and guide leadership, performing abilities, these students prize highly their membership in the Richmond Chapter of the National Honor Society, for, in becoming a member, they must first achieve better than average grades. In the years to come, they will no doubt, by the leaders of any community which they reside in. This symbol is highly prized by National Honor Society. 29 Future Teachers Get a Taste of Teaching ROW 1: Gene Draveling, Marilyn Gramzow, Christen Hensch, Sharon Gramzow, Mrs. Quick, Advisor. ROW 2: Bruce Young, Barbara Reinahrdt, Pat Fenton, Ken Rassmussen, Judy Orris, Tom Marker, Nadine Beier. Future Teachers Club prepares interested students in the teaching profession. To stimulate their interest, the club organizes many worth while activities. The club took a trip to the University of Detroit to participate in a workshop last fall. They have had many guest speakers and films throughout the year. Future Homemakers of America ROW 1: Gail Hebei, Janice Wagner Sharon Krimmel, Anna Mae Donavon, Madalynn Dupree, Dorothy Wagner, ROW 2: Miss Mathews, Advisor; Judy Stoecker, President; Georgina Sabo, Secretary; Jackie Bauman; Vice-Pres- ident, Carol Wormsbacker, Brenda Stem, Marilyn Adams, Jennifer Jones. 30 Debate Offers a Wider Knowledge of Public Affairs Henry Brinker, Mr. Erfourth; Advisor, Barbara Bernard, Nadine Beier, Susan White, Ken.Rassmussen, Gerry Strutz. Members of the Richmond High School debate team must have an adequate knowledge of public affairs, and must be able to discuss them freely. After placing fourth in the Blue Water Forensic League and doing a commendable job in the area state debates, the team has gained a much better and clearer understanding of problems being faced by our public school systems. Research in the library is one of the important steps toward becoming a good debater. Voice Staff Keep Students Posted on School News SETTING: Pat Tucker, Diana LaForest, Marilyn Gramzow, Velma Haggerty, Miss Pernell, Advisor. ROW 1: Karen Kreger, Euna Mae Buckner, Pat Biles, Sue Gutt, Mary Lou Almstadt, Alan Jenkins, Stan Neff, Lyle Berkey, LornaBaitenger, Kathy Ryall, Colette Schrader, Arlene Gumbko. ROW 2: Mariane Mantay, Sharon Krimmel, Bertie Lynch, Anna Mae Donavon, Judy Gottschalk, Norma Always, Jim Paehlig, Neal Bandlow, Ken Rasmussen, Dennis Hayes, Bryon Dalkert, Harvey Kuester. ABSENT: Bonnie Ruthenberg. Members of the Voice assemble the finished pages, that will later be sold to the student body. This year members of Miss Pernell’s jour- nalism class published the school paper. Each student has his own assigned job to make the Voice more efficient. There are the reporters, proofreaders, justifiers, typists, and the mimescoper. It is the ambition of the Voice staff to give the school a more accurately and wider coverage of school activities. Ken Rasmussen draws the headlines on the stencils with the mimoscope. 32 Hard Work Results in a Better Yearbook A better yearbook was the goal of the 1962 Echo staff. Many hours of hard work was spent by the staff in making improvements over last year’s book. With Mr. Marsden as their advisor, and Mrs. Oke as the English consultant, the Echo staff has proven that all hard work and anxieties over deadlines have helped to provide a better yearbook. STANDING: Mr. Marsden, Mrs. Oke, advisors; Arpa Hebei. ROW 1: Beverly Teltow, Editor; Barbara Bernard, Diana LaForest, Business Manager; Pat Barks, Bonnie Ruthenberg, Assistant Editor; Neal Bandlow, Sports Editor; Judy Stocker. ROW 2: Tereasa Criscuolo, Yvonne Smith, Velma Haggerty, Nadine Beier. ROW 3: Sue Gaeth, Jane Bandlow, Jim Ramsey, Dave Schultz, Gene Draveling. 9 Beverly Teltow, the yearbook editor, shows Teresa Criscuolo and Bonnie Ruthenberg some new layout ideas. A.V. Crew Works to Make Class Hours Interesting Audio visual aids endeavor to serve the school by aiding the teachers with films and slides, to make class hours more interesting and profitable. The A.V. crew also assists at assemblies when visual aids are to be used. Thanks to these boys, we do not have to limit class hours to discussion only, but our talks can be brought to life by moving action. ROW 1: Don Koehn, Kent Bellhorn, Mr. Becker, advisor; Dan Schnieder. STANDING: Fred Steiner, Jim Paehlig, Beverly Hill, Rodney Delaney, Karen Fistler, Neal Bandlow, George Sabo, David Moore, Larry Penrod, Diana La- Forest, Gene Draveling. SETTING: Leora Fistler; Mary Olyzak, Carol Sue Oliver, Bonnie Ruthenberg, Jeanne Schmidt, Dick Hartway, Dennis Hoard. Gym Assistants Help Make Gym a Rewarding Class To keep the gym hours active and moving, and to aid the gym instructors, are the duties of the gym assistants. They begin each hour by taking roll and starting exercises to keep everyone in top physical condition. Not only do they help in the teaching of new games and sports, but they also work behind the scenes by running errands, correcting papers and tests, and by making color- ful and interesting bulletin boards for all to admire. No doubt they are a big step toward keeping gym hours fun and profitable for all. 34 Janice Sutton Judy Orris Joyce Szyska Majorettes ■ . ■ ■ Mary Lou Hartway : Mrs. Ferguson, Advisor; Karen Kreger, Secretary; Teresa Criscuolo, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Edward Roos, Advisor. Absent: Gene Draveling, Vice-President. Future Holds Fortunes The graduates will find themselves in many walks of life, in many climates in perhaps many continents. Wherever they will roam, whatever they will do or be, or become. . . .a part, indeed a great part of that future will be due to the many hours spent at school. To our families, our community, our State and Nation, let us all firmly pledge that what we have gained here will reflect back and in so doing will add fame and glory to R. H. S. 37 Dale H. Bandlow Neal E. Bandlow Barbara A. Bernard Patricia R. Barks James E. Evans John F. Gentner Velma L. Haggerty Richard R. Hartway Robert P. Fryer • John G. Fletcher Judy A. Gottschalk Gail A. Hebei 40 Karen S. Hill Paul A. Kethe Dennis R. Hoard Diana L. LaForest Barbara A. Kolts Sandra J. Kuester Robert A. Maedel 41 Alphonse J. Maniaci Chester Vi'. Master Ruth A. McGuire Alan W. Miller Gilroy 0. Pavey Larry W. Penrod Richard H. Porrett James S. Ramsey Glen M. Romain Robert J. Rowley Bonnie L. Ruthenberg George F. Sabo Georginia E. Sabo Richard Schmidt Daniel C. Schneider David W. Schultz 43 Thomas A. Smith Beverly J. Teltow Wayne W. Schwark Jane E. Stern Donald E. Szyska Yvonne F. Smith Frederick J. Steiner Nancy L. Tibbits 44 Douglas R. Waun The Band picture did not photograph... here are the members. ROW 1: Judy Weeks, Barbara Reinhardt, Connie Kohl- hagen, Judy Stoecker, Joan Norton, Annette Plagens, Marilyn Gramzow, Tom Marker, Jackie Bauman, Pat Fenton, Dennis Kleinhans, Christine Hensch. ROW 2: Barbara Teska, Gerry Gierke, Arlene Head, Karen Hill, John Rowley, Bruce Young, Kenneth Gingrich, John Ball, Suzanne Treend, Kathy Keller, Gilroy Pavey, Thomas E. Wilkins Ronnie Boucher, Tom Schwark, Rom Conners, Jane Stern, Jean Schmidt, Doug Waun. ROW 3: Victor Gutt, Colene Mills, Dave Hill, Jim Ferguson, Eugene Mill- brand, Pat Fogarty, Larry Thorne, Jack Fletcher. STANDING: Francine Riley, Mr. William Robertson, Director; Tim Wrilkins, Dave Boyer, Terry Breese. William L. Williams Advisors Ralph Zauner Not Pictured: Diane MacKenzie Gregory Gloss Dennis Hayes Mrs. Marian Ferguson Mr. Edward Roos 45 Underclassmen After the excitement of graduation passes and the caps and gowns are folded neatly and packed away in a box until next year, the underclassmen will remain at Richmond High to pick up where the Seniors have left off. The books are re-opened and learning begins again. The studies are nu- merous, but the rewards are endless. The activi- ties get into full swing and things settle down to an even flow of work and relaxation. The under- classmen are what make Richmond High what it is today, but the examples set forth by the Seniors are what lead them on to new and higher goals. 49 cn O Milton Fistler, President; Harvey Brown, Vice-President; Mr. Bowman, Advisor; Mr. Brown, Advisor; Jill Fryer, Secretary; Mariane Mantay, Treasurer. Enthusiasm Runs High Among Juniors Lorna Baitenger Vernamae Brincefield Harvey Brown Dick Burtram Marilyn Adams Ron Campau Mary Lou Almstadt Lyle Berkey Euna Mae Buckner Barbara Chaltron Elaine Clancy Bill Curry Dennis Dalrick Karen Dalrick Linda Dawe Tom Dickinson Anna Mae Donovan Madelyn Dupree Rod Delaney Keith Potter Bob Gardiner Karen Fistler David Hill Mitch Samolij 51 Anticipation and Hope Light Jim Schultz Judy Orris Ron Stahl Orville VanMarter I -,V I Alan Jenkins Sharon Krimmel n ■V� jsr-r Milton Fistler Ken Rasmussen -J w John Rodzos Jerry Papuga Ed Roberts Bonnie Trombley Ed Schade Marlene Oberliesen Alberta Lynch Ed Riggs Jim Paehlig Terry Krum Pat Tucker Mary Lou Hartway Stan Neff Christine Rau Corbett Hampton Kathy Ryall 52 Path Toward Senior Year Janet Wagner Christine Hensch Jim Heinrich Ed Harm Jim Thorne Francine Riley Bob Lobert Gerry Kaatz Janice Krause Mary W'einert Sandy Mudge Mariane Mantay Stan Newman Ed Stern Jill Fryer Tom Marker Brenda Stern Colette Shrader Larry Johnson Bryon Dalkert Randy Russ Betty Welbes Sandy Upleger Carol Wormsbacher Class Looks Toward Broader Horizons Susan Gutt Ken Felix Marilyn Gramzow Jim Ferguson Janice Sutton John Holmes Leora Fistler Richard Fistler Gerald Strutz Joe Szyska Don Lucas Arlene Gumbko -f Mr. Nash, Advisor; Brad Dubay, President; Jane Band- low, Treasurer; Kathy Keller, Secretary; Bruce Young, Vice-President; Mr. Nederveld, Advisor. 55 Sophomores Learn Responsibility Carolyn Koleda Mike Madaus Francis Leenknegt Dorothy Wagner Harvey Kuester Leonard Burmann Norman Card Marian Castro Margaret Caughell Mary Jane Wismer Judy Weeks Henry Scheible Lorraine Baumstark Peter Christensen Jerry Clancy Tom Conner Wayne Covert Ted Doan Pat Biles Brad Dubay Pat Fenton Jackie Bialk Gail Fistler Nadine Beier 56 as They Become Good Citizens Roy Dubay Joy Chapman Ihpbert Manore Bob Flowers Charles Beebe Hugh Fowler Charles Fowler Sue Gaeth Richard Sopha Suzanne Treend Nancy Trombley Ruth Treutle Barbara Teska Mark Treutle Lois Giddens Barbara Reinhardt John Rowley Glenn Riedel David Robertson Beverly Rengert Beverly Russ Josephine Silk Norene Smith Dennis Stern 57 Sophomores Gain Knowledge and Prestige 58 Alex Kallom Clifford Allison Jennifer Jones Shirley Szyska Ronald Almstadt Tom Teschler Vicki Wattle Paul Monore Elaine Attridge Laura Hummel Carol Kaatz Larry Glasgow Jackie Bauman Christine Barrows Joyce Hall Larry Schultz Judy Stoecker Kathy Keller Jean Schmidt Vic Rosczcewski Arpa Hebei Colene Mills Jane Bandlow Jerry Hahn - ■ Class Strives to Reach High Goals Dennis Kleinhans Mike Schultz Bruce Young Betty Schultz David Moore Jeannette Kicinski Sharon Kloeffler Jim Sheppard 59 CD O J HOP ASSEMBLY FACULTY MEETING YALE HERE 8AA DANCE Judy Fryer, Vice-President; Connie Kohlhagen, Treas- urer; Jim Stern, President; Miss Reed, Advisor; Nancy Stroman, Secretary; Mr. Heim, Advisor; Lois Zryd, Student Council; Tim Wilkins, Student Council. Ronald Baitenger Larry Allison Alex Czarnecki John Dickenson Francis Baker Richard Crowell Pat Fogarty Christine Jeffery Joyce Szyska Nancy Stroman Judy Stern Connie Kohlhagen Jim Stern David Lewis Nancy Mackley Susan Manchester Joseph Maniaci Claudia McCloskey Eugene Millbrand Darleen McGuire Barbara McGuffin Patsy Parks Gayl Miller Robert Szyska 61 Energetic Freshmen Begin Jim Teschler Joanne Jacobs Elbert Quick Jackie Merrit Sharon Wroblewski Gaylon Bayse Terry Bernard Judy Gaskins Eric Strutz Bob Treend Susan Upleger Cynthia Schwartz Donald Giroux Victor Gutt Michael Hartley Gary Hagen Jim Galen Judy Fryer Lew Orris Patricia Hummel Annette Plagens Linda Patton Margaret Grewe Donna Gingrich 62 High School Life Marietta Gross Norman Gibson Gale Thomas Ena Tulk Susan White Lois Zryd Linda Warwick George Powell Khris Priestap Bob Chalmers Tom Schwark John Schuster Tom Schieble Steve Sabo Patsy Ren Donna Woehlert Bob Chester Tim Wilkins Dale Bauman Betty Uppleger Robin Snitchler Warren Schwark Paul Bellhorn Nancy Neff 63 Class Looks Toward the Future Bernard Burkacki Pat Callahan Frank Marsack Arlene Head Pat White Dave Boyer Clifford Beier Bill Chalice Ralph Buganelli Nelson Card Pat Machowski Dave Carkuff 64 Junior High Days Junior High Keeps Active, Learn New Things Terry Porrett Ann F'enton Kathy Mills Lloyd LaForest Larry Liebetreu Perry Curry Jim Preppernau Nancy Boston Arthur Spana Dianna Sheppard Judy Harm l-arry Thorns Linda Shepherd Marjorie Weeks Larry Schroeder Judy Seaver Charles Teltow Terry Breeze Isabel Silk Sam Shepherd Joan Norton Billy Patton Dennis Lewis Diane Covert 66 The Eighth Grade Watch and Wonder Linda Latimer Helen Rosczcewski Don Aslen Arlyn Leverenz Bill Wagner Dave Fistler Ken Fowler Carl Macintys Glynn Wattle Donna Driem Richard Krum James Caughell Jerry Welbes Patricia Bastian Gilda Kirker Bernadine Teltow 67 About the Day When They Will Harry Graczyk Dave Johnson Ruth Kaatz Leslie Kaatz Sandy Hahn Hoe Kallom Donald Keller Carol Hampton Randy Dubay Carol Hord James Hooper Dave Hunger Tom Kerin Eric Jacobs William Turner Pamela Bastian I Kenneth Gingrich Doug Kleinhans Randy Burgess Marilyn Mackley Dave Beatty Raymond Daugherty Carol Bishop Karen Carkuff 68 Enter Their High School Years 69 Seventh Grade Enjoys Their First David Stroman Dale Weeks Shirley Trombley Sally Teska Margaret Schultz Margaret Seger Jimmy Stoops Tommy Smith Keith Plagens James Paul Barbara Shanks Glenda Penrod Eugene Brown Michale Braun Tom Chartrand Elaine Orris Year of Junior High Activities Garry Adkins Richard Hopp Penny Weber Larry Gurner Jane Bentley Gregory Mills George Milbrand Nancy Shrader Bob McGuffin Douglas Montgonery Betty Hill Janet Hensch Donna Grish Carol Gingrich Bobby Haggerty Sue Hebei Karen Goetz Tim Rix Marlene Rund Lawrence Gibson Jeanette Riley Steven Riley Mark Fuerstenau James Hollis r • M ■ 71 Many New Adventurers and Problems Are ?? i , ) Dennis Davis Edward Manore Kenneth Moah Kathleen Jogoda Dick MacMartin Barbara Dubay Mike Raska Linda Manore Sandy Schirmer Jeanne Laport Cynthia Ren Edith Landon v7 7 r r 1 o, W- i • t r'r- 7 A il ?(m J J Jerry Higgins Timothy Kallom Dennis Harp Freddy Hatfield Isabelle Kehoe Carol Clancy Barbara Kuhn Simon Ren Loretta Daunt Michele Kerin Dough Conner Roger Laport Faced by the Junior High Students James D’Arcy Frances Weiner Mary Lynch Ruth Ann Daugherty Janet Congdon Janice Kulman Patricia Lobert Jack Zalewski Linda Quick Chris Armstrong Doris Lungu James Hay 73 Athletics The Athletic program has advanced rapidly during the past three years. Basketball and foot- ball no longer dominate the gymnasium classes. Volleyball, ping pong, and other activities are now played along with the more popular sports. This type of situation gives the gym student the opportunity to participate in all sports and broadens his interest for every activity. 76 Blue Devils Varsity Suffer Through Tough Season ROW 1: John Hurttgam, Henry Scheible, Bob Fryer, Bob Rowley, Larry Penrod, Rod Delaney, Ed Stern, Jim Stern. ROW 2: Gene Draveling, Bill Willi ams, Dick Hartway, Fred Steiner, George “Ballet” Sabo, Tom Dickinson, Terry Krum, A1 Manaici. ROW 3: Mgs. Roy Richmond’s football squad suffered through a miserable season this past year. Victorious only once in seven league games gave the Blue Devils possession of seventh place in the St. Clair Area League. However, the team lost three heart-breakers Dubay, Neal Bandlow, Bob Maedel, Tom Smith, Mike Madaus, Jim Paehlig, Jim Evans, Jim Ferguson. ROW 4: Coach Carey, Harvey Brown, Keith Potter, Paul Kethe, Doug Waun, Assistant Coach Dame. by seven or less points, which gave the boys some consolation. But the entire team should be compli- mented on a fine display of sportsmanships through the usual hard schedule. Junior Varsity ROW 1: Gary Hagen, Bob Chalmers, Bob Chester, Ronald Baitinger, Larry Schultz, Joe Manacia. ROW 2: Pat Fogarty, Tim Wilkins, Hank Scheible, John Hurtgam, Jim Shepphard, BobTreend, Bill Chalice, John Dickinson, Tom Schieble. for Blue Devils This Season Richmond 0 Romeo 33 Richmond 0 Marysville 42 Richmond 0 Cros-Lex 25 Richmond 7 St. Clair 25 Richmond 13 St. Stephens 7 Richmond 7 Marine City 13 Richmond 0 Algonac 14 Richmond 6 Yale 6 Richmond quarterback Harvey Brown is stopped, after a short gain, by a barrage of Yale Tacklers. Principal Ritter and teacher Marian Ferguson, are both working in the concession stand during the half time of the home-coming game. Blue Devil halfback Bob Fryer sweeps the left end for a sizeable gain, after receiving a decisive block from Jim Evans. 78 Blue Devils Win Five During Basketball Season STANDING: Dan Schneider, Keith Potter, Skip Wilkins, Fletcher, Ed Allen, Jerry Papuga, Bob Fryer. SITTING: Jim Evans, Ed Schade, Harvey Brown, Ed Riggs, Jack Coach Cle Dame, Tom Conners, James Ferguson. Playing before a cheering gymnasium crowd, the Blue Devils play an exciting game against St. Clair. The Varsity finished the basketball season with five wins and ten losses this year. The players displayed some fine sportsmanship throughout the season and should be complimented on their fine play. Varsity Has Losing Season Dan Schneider (20), seems to be the only Richmond player battling for the ball in this game against St. Clair. Forward Keith Potter attempts a jump shot as teammates Skip Wilkins and Harvey Brown cut in from outside the key. Marysville 44 St. Clair 35 Cros-Lex 54 St. Stephens 50 Algonac 45 Marine City 53 Yale 18 Marysville 54 St. Clair 45 Clintondale 36 Cros-Lex 60 St. Stephens 57 Algonac 60 Marine City 49 Yale 50 82 Richmond 34 Richmond 44...- Richmond 29 Richmond 27 Richmond 24 Richmond 41 Richmond 49 Richmond 43 Richmond 58 Richmond 46 Richmond 44 Richmond 37 Richmond 39 Richmond 58 Richmond 42 Keith Potter seems to have won a jump ball, even though he is surrounded by St. Clair opponents. Junior Varsity—Tomorrow’s Varsity BACK ROW: John Hurttgam, John Ball, Tim Wilkins, Terry Krum, Jim Paehlig, Dave Moore, Mike Madaus, Coach Carey. KNEEL- ING: Milt Fistler, Rod Delaney, Byron Dalkert. The boys on the junior varsity are the varsity players of tomorrow. These boys combined effort and determination into a well-rounded season of good play. STANDING: Bob Flowers, Bob Treend, Gary Bayse, Gary Hagen, Rick Strutz, Bob Chester, Jerry Clancy, Tom Schwark, Bob Fowler. KNEELING: Mike Hartley, Coach Brown, Pat Fogarty. Junior Varsity Eight Grade Team STANDING: Randy Burgess, Charles Teltow, Dave Johnson, Richard Krum, Alan Rickert, Joe Kallom, Doug Kleinhans, Ken Plagens, Bill Patton, Kurt Bellhorn. SITTING: Don Keller, Coach Alexander, Gary Potts. Junior Varsity forward Dave Moore drive for an easy lay-up, contributing two points O x ■� t-j | ■. ,, to the Richmond cause. oeventn irrade oasketball STANDING: Bob McGuffin, Ken Simmons, Larry Shue, Greg Mills, Eugene Brown, Jim Hollis, Bob Haggerty, Coach Rop, Doug Montgomery, Tom Chartrand, Tom Rix. KNEELING: Chris Armstrong, Richard Mac- Martin, Doug Conner, Richard Hopp, Jim Smith, Fred Hatfield, Gary Adkins, David Stroman. 84 Baseball Squad Has Seven Returning Lettermen ROW 1: Bob Fryer, Dick Hartway, Bill Williams, Neal Bandlow, Jack Fletcher, AI Maniaci. ROW 2: Marve Bauman, Ed Riggs, Jim Hiendrich, Harvey Brown, Mike Madaus, Dave Hill, Coach Carey. ROW 3: John Holmes, Rod Delaney, Jim Paehlig, Dave Schultz, Keith Potter, Coach Carey’s baseball team finished second last year and this season the squad hopes to climb a notch higher in the standings. During the season the boys try to maintain a high standard of sportsmanship. Coach Carey checks some vital statistics while eight of his seniors look on. 85 Coach Carey explains the fundamentals of batting to A1 Maniaci, Neal Bandlow, Marve Bauman, and Dan Schneider. ROW 1: Byron Dalkert, Dave Carkuff, Jim Galen, Pat Fogarty, Bob Flowers, Henry Schieble, Jim Stern. ROW 2: D. Burkacki, Ronald Baitenger, Pete Chris- tenson, Dennis Stern, Dale Bauman, Joe Maniaci. ROW 3: Bob Chester, Gary Hagen, Bob Chalmers, Rick Strutz, Stan Neff, Coach Henderson. Track Team Gets New Coach This year the track squad will be coached by Bill Mantle. The boys have eight meets this season and every participant will be trying to earn a varsity letter. ROW 1: Coach Mantle, Jerry Papuga, Cliff Allison, Dick Hartway, John Holmes, Don Syska, John Hurrttgam, Larry Schultz. ROW 2: Ted Doan, Jim Thorne, Don Lucas, Tom Teschler, George Sabo, N. Gibson ROW 3: Bill Attridge, Paul Kethe, Dave Schultz. Harvey Brown, Terry Krum. Cheerleaders Keep the Student Body Active and Alive Our cheerleaders, Jill Fryer, Jane Bandlow, Arpa Hebei, Judy Fryer, Sue Gaeth, and Colette Schrader, show great excitement at a tense moment in this game. Many hours of practice and hard work are put in by these girls during the football and basket- ball season. They are proud to represent our school during the games, and we are equally proud of the fine job they do. These girls strive to keep the school spirit alive and to keep the student body cheering. Without their able assistance, our pep rallies and games would certainly not be what they are today. Here are our Varsity Cheerleaders. ROW 1: Colette Schrader. ROW 2: Judy Fryer, Sue Gaeth, Jill Fryer, Arpa Hebei. SITTING: Jane Bandlow. Our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have given the J. V. team real backing. Left to Right: Karen Fistler, Colene Mills, Nadine Beier, Mary Jane Wismer, Terry Bernard. Varsity Club Honors Letter Winners ROW 1: Larry Penrod, Bob Fryer, Coach Marlin Carey (Advisor), Coach Cleland Dame, Bob Rowley. ROW 2: Rodney Delaney, Gene Draveling, Fred Steiner, Dick Hartway. ROW 3: Charles Beebe, Marvin Bauman, Jim Ferguson, (Sec-Treasurer). ROW 4: Doug Waun, Jim Paehlig, Harvey Brown, AI Maniaci. ROW 5: Skip Wilkins (President) Dan Schneider, Jim Evans (Vice-President). Richmond’s Varsity Club strives to develop members of fine sportsmanship in all phases of althletics and school life. During the year the club has accomplished many profitable achievements. The club operates pop and pop corn machines at school functions to earn money for the club. The club initiated many new members at their annual banquet this year. The club is prospering tremendously under the direction of Coach Marlin Carey and Coach Cleland Dame. G.A.A. Provides Athletic Activities for Girls m—— I)OW 1: Nadine Beier, Barbara Reinhardt, Treasurer; Marilyn Gramzow, Sharon Gramzow, Mrs. Hamilton, Advisor; Suzanne Treend, Marian Castro, Marlene Mantay, Jill Fryer, Jeanette Kicinski. ROW 2: Colene Mills, Karen Dalrick, Alberta Lynch, Karen Fistler, Kathy Keller, Secretary; Pat Tucker, Susan Gaeth, Mary Jane Wismer, Mary Hartway. ROW 3: Marlene Oberliesen, Susan Gutt, Christine Barrows, Jean Schmidt, Pat Fenton, Vice-president; Beverly' Rengart, Judy Weeks, Betty Schultz. ROW 4: Gerry Fierke, Beverly Russ, Janice Sutton, Gail Fistler, Judy Stoecker, Lois Giddens, Francine Riley, Colette Schraeder. ROW' 5: Jackie Baumen, Karen Hill, Judi Orris, President; Christine Hench, Verma Mae Brincefield, Elaine Clancy, Janice Krause, Leora Fistler. Promoting good sportsmanship and good, clean fun is the general outline of the Girl’s Athletic Association at Richmond High, under the able direction of their advisor, Miss. Hamilton. Oppor- tunities to meet new people and compete in all types of sports are only a few of the many ac- tivities enjoyed by its members. Seasonal sports help the program to be varied and interesting. Competition is encouraged by awarding G.A.A. emblems and letters to the active members at the close of each school year. Besides participa- tion in a full program of sports, the G.A.A. holds many dances and parties throughout the year. Every girl in school has a chance to join G.A.A. and participate in it’s sports, games, and activities. COOK HOTEL Compliments of A1 and Jerry Downing Lennox Rexall Drugs 67250 Gratiot Ave. Near the Kroger Store fyfrlte i G)il Gojtup tuf, Gierk’s Shoe Store Metered Fuel Oil Distributor of Gas — Oils — Greases 69387 Main Richmond RA 7-4175 68131 S. 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Treasurer 3, Pres. 4 Student Council 2, Pres. 4 Class President 3 Audio-Visual 4 Jr. Play Crew KOLTS, BARBARA Sr. Play Crew G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 EVANS, JIM KREGER, KAREN Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain) Class Secretary 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Voice 4 Track 2 Junior Play Crew Varsity Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4 Senior Play Crew LAFOREST, DIANA Junior Play Senior Play Voice 2,3,4 Echo 2,3,4 (Business Manager) Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 3 McGURIE, RUTH ANN Echo 2 Senior Play Student Council 2 G.A.A. 1 MADEL, BOB Football 4 Varsity Club 4 Basketball 2,3 FRYER, BOB Junior Play Senior Play Varsity Club 3,4 Track 1 2 Football 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain) Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 1,2 GENTNER,JOHN Golf Club 3 KUESTER, SANDRA Treasurer 1 Senior Play Choir 2,3,4 F. H.A. 2 G. A.A. 2 MACKENZIE, DIANE Choir 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Life Guard 1,2,3 MANIACI, ALPHONSE Football 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 MASTERS, CHESTER Track 4 MILLER, ALAN National Honor Society 3,4 Band 1,2,3 101 OLIVER, CAROL SUE National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Play Senior Play All-School Play Class President 4 PAVEY, GILROY Band 1,2,3,4 PENROD, LARRY Basketball 1,2 Band 1,2,3 Junior Play Crew Fodtball 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Student Council 3,4 PORRETT, RICHARD Band 1,2,3,4 Football 2 RAMSEY,JAMES Varsity Club 2,3,4 Junior Play Crew Senior Play Crew All-School Play Crew Echo 3,4 Basketball Manager 1,2,3 ROMAIN, GLEN ROWLEY, ROBERT Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 RUTHENBERG, BONNIE Junior Play Senior Play Echo 4 Band 1,2,3 Voice 4 Operetta 1 SABO,GEORGE Football 4 Basketball 2 Track 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3 SABO, GEORGINA F.H.A. 1 SCHMID, RICHARD Track 3 SCHNEIDER, DANIEL Varsity Club 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Junior Play Crew All-School Play Crew SCHULTZ, DAVID Baseball 1,2,3,4 Echo 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Voice 1,2 (Sport Editor 3) Future Teachers 3 Junior Play Senior Play Track 4 SCHWARK, WAYNE SMITH, THOMAS Baseball 1,2,3 Football 4 Varsity Club 4 SMITH, YVONNE G.A.A. 1,2 Echo 1,2,4 Voice 1,2 Jr. Red Cross 2,3 F.H.A. 1,2,3 STEINER, FRED Baseball 1,2 Basketball 2 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 STERN,JANE Senior Play Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play Crew SZYSKA, DONALD Football 2 Track 2,3 TELTOW, BEVERLY National Honor Society 3,4 Junior Play Crew Senior Play Crew Echo 3,4 Editor 4 Student Council (Secretary) 4 Class Treasurer 3 Voice 3 TIBBITS, NANCY F. H.A. (Secretary) 2 G. A.A. 1 Voice 1,2,3 Echo 3 WAUN, DOUGLAS Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball Manager 1 Junior Play (Student Director) Band 1,2,3,4 Echo 1,2 WILKINS, THOMAS “SKIP” Baseball 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3, President 4 Junior Play Student Council 4 Class Vice President 3 WILLIAMS, WILLIAM Football 1,2,3 Junior Play Senior Play Varsity Club 4 Baseball 1,2,4 Track 2 ZAUNER, RALPH Junior Play Senior Play All-School Play Camera Club 3 Faculty Index Alexander, Don 14 Armstrong, Marcia 12 Becker, Charles 28 Bowman, Harold 14,27,50 Brown, Russ 50,83 Carey Marlin 76,77,83,88 Dame, Cleland 14,77,81,88 Erfourth, Roger 15,31 Ferguson, Marion 78 Hamilton, Berneda 89 Heim, Kenneth 60 Henderson, Arne 14 Jakbuiak, Eugene 15,24,25 Jenkins, Margaret 12 Krause, Carl 9 Mantel, William 14 Marsden, William 33 Mathiak, Lois 15 Nash, Frederick 14,29,55 Nederveld, Dean 19,55 Oke, Margaret 15 Pernell, Lavoris 18,32 Quick, Ruby 18,30 Ramsey, Eleanore 12 Reed, Virginia 14,60 Ritter, Charles 8,78 Robertson, William 19 Rop, Robert 28 Snitchler, Marion 12 Weeks, Lola B. 18 102 12th Grado Allan, Eddie 15,24,25,39,81 Alway, Norma 32,39 Attridge, William 23,39,47 Bandlow, Dale 19,39 Bandlow, Neal 28,29,32,39,46,77 Barks, Patricia 19,39 Bellhorn, Kent 39 Bernard, Barbara 25,29,31,39,46,47 Criscuolo, Teresa 24,35,38,46 Draveling, Eugene 23,28,30,38,46,77 Evans, James 28,40,46,47,77,78,81,88 Fletcher, Jack 40,81 Fryer, Robert 19,25,40,46,47,77,78,81,88 Centner, John 40 Gloss, Gregory Gottschalk, Judy 32,40 Haggerty, Velma 19,32,40,46 Hartway, Richard 40,77,88 Hayes, Dennis 32 Hebei, Gail 19,30,40,47 Hill, Karen 41,89 Hoard, Dennis 25,41 Kcthe, Paul 41,77 Koehn, Donald 41 Kolts, Barbara 15,41 Kreger, Karen 38,47 Kuester, Sandra 15,19,24,25,32,41,47 LaForest, Diana 19,24,25,32,41,46 MacKenzie, Diane 15 Macdel, Robert 41,77 Maniaci, Alphonse 42,77,88 Masters, Chester 42 McGurie, Ruth Ann 25,42 Miller, Alan 29,42 Oliver, Carol Sue 24,25,29,38 Pavey, Gilroy 42 Penrod, Larry 27,28,42,77,88 Porrett, Richard 42 Ramsey, James 42 Romain, Glen 43 Rowley, Robert 43,77,79,88 Ruthenberg, Bonnie 23,25,43 Sabo, George 43,77,46 Sabo, Georgina 30,43 Schmid, Dick 43 Schnieder, Daniel 43,80,81,82,88 Schultz, David 16,22,24,25,43 Schwark, Wayne 44 Smith, Thomas 44,47,77 Smith, Yvonne 44 Stern, Jane 22,23,24,25,44,47 Steiner, Fred 46,47,44,77,88 Szyska, Donald 44 Tcltow, Beverly 15,19,22,23,28,29,44,46 Tibbits, Nancy 44 Waun, Douglas 45,47,77,88 Wilkins, Thomas 22,23,27,8.45,80,81,82,88 Zauner, Ralph 24,25,45 Williams, Bill 24,25,45,77 11th Grade Adams, Marilyn 30,51 Alrastadt, Mary 19,23,32,51 Baitenger, Lorna 51,32 Bauman, Marvin 54,88 Berkey, Lyle 32,51 Brincefield, Vernamae 19,51,89 Brown, Harvey 23,26,50,51,77,80, ' 81,82,88 Buckner, Euna Mae 19,32,51 Burtram, Richard 51 Campau, Ronald 51 Chaltron, Barbara 51 Clancy, Elaine 19,51,89 Curry, William 51 Dalkert, Byron 32,53,83 Dalrick, Dennis 51 Dalrick, Karen 51,89 Dawe, Linda 14,51 DeLaney, Rodney 51,77,83,88 Dickinson, Thomas 51,77 Donovan, Anna Mae 30,32,51 Dreim, Dennis 54 Dupree, Madelynn 30,51 Felix, Kenneth 54 Ferguson, James 14,54,77,81,88 Fistler, Karen 19,51,87,89 Fistler, Leora 54,89 Fistler, Milton 50,52,83 Fistler, Richard 26,54 Fryer, Jill 50,53,79,87,89 Gardiner, Robert 51 Gierke, Gerry 54,89 Gramzow, Marilyn 19,30,32,54,89 Gramzow, Sharon 19,27,28,30,54,89 Gumbko, Arlene 32,54 Gutt, Susan 32,54,89 Hampton, Corbett 52 Harm, Edwin 53 Hartway, Mary Lou 26,28,52,89 Heinrich, James 53 Hensch, Christine 19,30,53,89 Hill, Beverly 54 Hill, David 26,51 Holmes, John 54 Jenkins, Alan 32,52 Johnson, Larry 26,27,53 Kaatz, Larry 54 Kaatz, Ronald Krause, Janice 26,28,53,89 Krimmel, Sharon 28,30,32,52 Krum, Terry 52,77,83 Lobert, Robert 53 Lucas, Donald 28,54 Lynch, Alberta 19,32,52,89 Mantay, Marlanc 27,28,32,50,53,89 Marker, Thomas 30,53 Mudge, Sandra 53 Neff, Stanley 32,52 Newman, Stanley 53 Overliesen, Marlene 19,52,89 Orris, Judy 28,30,52,89 Paehlig, James 32,52,77,83,88 Papuga, Gerald 28,52,81 Potter, Keith 51,76,77,80,81,82 Rasmussen, Kenneth 28,30,31,32,52 Roberts, Edward 52 Rodzos, John 52 Russ, Randall 53 Ryall, Kathy 32,52 Samolij, Mitchell 51 Schade, Edward 52,81 Schultz, James 52 Shari, Sherman 54 Shrader, Colette 19,23,28,32,53,87,89 Stahl, Ronald 52 Stem, Brenda 18,19,30,53 Stern, Ed 19,53,77 Strutz, Gerald 31,54 Sutton, Janice 19,54,89 Szyska, Joe 54 Thorne, Jim 53 Trombley, Bonnie 52 Tucker, Pat 26,32,52,89 Upleger, Sandra 53 VanMarter, Orville 52 Wagner, Janet 30,53 Weinert, Mary 19,53 Welbes, Betty 53 Wormsbacher, Carol 18,19,30,53 Rau, Christine 19,52 Riley, Francine 19,53,89 Riggs, Ed 52,81 10th Grade Allison, Clifford 58 Almsiadt, Ronald 28,58 Attridge, Elaine 58 Bandlow, Jane 19,55,58,79,87 Barrows, Christine 58,89 Bauman, Jacqueline 18,30,58,89 Baumstark, Lorraine 56 Beebe, Charles 57,88 Beier, Nadine 30,31,56,87,89 Bialk, Jackie 23,56 Biles, Patricia 19,32,56 Bishop, Sharon 59 Burmann, Leonard 56 Card, Norman 56 Castro, Marian 19,26,27,56,89 Caughell, Margaret 28,56 Chapman, Joy 57 Christensen, Peter 56 Clancy, Jerry 56,83 Conner, Thomas 18,56,81 Covert, Wayne 56 Doan, Ted 56 Dubay, Bradford 23,55,56 Fenton, Patricia 30,56,89 Fistler, Gail 19,28,56,89 Flowers, Bob 57,83 Fowler, Charles 57,83 Fowler, Hugh 57 Gaeth, Susan 19,28,57,75,87,89 Giddens, Lois 57,89 Glasgow, Larry 19,58 Hahn, Jerry 58 Hall, Joyce 58 Hebei, Arpa 19,58,74,87 Hummel, Laura 58 Hurttgam, John 59,77,83 Jones, Jennifer 19,30,58 Kaatz, Carol 58 Kallom, Alex 58 Keller, Kathy 28,27,55,58,89 Kicinski, Jeannette 59,89 Kleinhans, Dennis 59 Kloeffler, Sharon 59 Koleda, Carolyn 56 Kuester, Harvey 19,32,56 Leenknegt, Francis 56 Madaus, Mike 56,77,83 Manore, Robert 57 Manore, Paul 58 Mills, Colene 28,58,87,89 Moore, David 59,83,84 Rcngert, Beverly 57,89 Reinhardt, Barbara 30,57,89 Riedel, Glen 57 Robertson, David 57 Rosczcewski, Victor 58 Rowley, John 57 Russ, Beverly 19,57,89 Scheible, Henry 56,77 Schmidt, Jean 58,89 Schultz, Betty 59,89 Schultz, Larry 58 Schultz, Mike 59 Sheppard, James 59 Silk, Josephine 57 Smith, Norcnc 57 Sopha, Richard 57 Stern, Dennis 19,57 Stoecker, Judy 18,30,58,89 Szyska, Shirley 58 Teschler, Tom 58 Teska, Barbara 57 Treend, Suzanne 57,89 Treutle, Mark 57 Treutle, Ruth 57 Trombley, Nancy 57 Wagner, Dorothy 19,30,56 Wattle, Vicki 58 Weeks, Judy 56,89 Wismer, Mary Jane 56,87,89 Young, Bruce 30,55 9th Grade Allison, Larry 61 Baitenger, Ronald 61 Baker, Francis 61 Ball, John 64,83 Bauman, Dale 63 Baysc, Gaylon 63,83 Beatty, Donna Beier, Clifford 64 Bellhorn, Paul 63 Bernard, Terri 62,87 Bishop, David Boyer, Dave 19,64 Brinker, Henry 64 Buganclli, Ralph 64 Burkacki, Bernard 64 Callahan, Patricia 64 Capozzo, Tony 64 Card, Nelson 64 Carkuff, David 64 Chalice, William 64 Chalmers, Robert 63 Chester, Robert 63,83 Crowell, Richard 61 Czamccki, Alex 61 Dickenson, John 61 Fogarty, Pat 61,83 Fryer, Judy 23,60,62,74,79,87 Galen, James 62 Gaskins, Judy 62 Bigson, Norman 63 Gingrich, Donna 62 Giroux, Donald 14,62 Grcwe, Margaret 62 Gross, Marietta 63 Gutt, Victor 62 Gutt, Joseph 64 Hagen, Gary 62,83 Hartely, Mike 62,83 Head, Arlene 19,64 Hummel, Patricia 62 Jacobs, Joanne 62 Jeffery, Christine 61 Kohlhagen, Connie 19,60,61 Lewis, David 61 Lungu, Sandy Mackley, Nancy 61 Machowski, Pat 64 Manchester, Susan 61 Maniaci, Joe 61 McCloskcy, Claudia 19,61 McGuire, Darleen 61 Merritt, Jackie 62 Millbrand, Eugene Miller, Gayl 61 Neff, Nancy 63 Orris, Lew 62 Parks, Patsy 61 Patton, Linda 62 Plagens, Annette 19,62 Powell, George 63 Pricstap, Kristine 18,63 Quick, Albert 62 Ren, Patsy 63 Sabo, Steven 63 Scheible, Thomas 63 Schuster, John 63 Schwark, Thomas 63,83 Schwartz, Cynthia 14,62 Snitchler, Robin 63 Stern, James 19,23,60,61,77 Stern, Judy 61 Stroman, Nancy 60,61 Strutz, Rick 62,83 Szyska, Joyce 61 Szyska, Robert 61 Teschler, James 62 Thomas, Gale 63 Treend, Robert 62,83 Talk, Ena 63 Uppleger, Betty 63 Uppleger, Susan 62 VanLoo, Ed Warwick, Linda 63 White, Susan 31,63 White, Pat 64 Wilkins, Tim 60,63,83 Wroblewski, Sharon 62 Zyrd, Lois 28,60,63 8th Grade Aslin, Donald 67 Bastian, Pamela 68 Bastian, Patricia 67 Beatty, Dave 68 Bellhorn, Kurt 69 Bishop, Carol 68 Boston, Nancy 66 Bowen, Lalahani 67 Breese, Terrance 66 Burgess, Randy 68 Carkuff, Karen 68 Caughell, James 67 Covert, Diane 66,27 Curry, Perry 66 Daugherty, Raymond 68 Dreim, Donna 67 Dubay, Randy 68 Fenton, Ann 66 Fistler, David 67 Fletcher, Marcia 69,27 Fogarty, Jackie 69,27 Fowler, Kenneth 67 Gingrich, Kenneth 68 Graczyk, Harry 68 Hahn, Sandra 68 Hampton, Carol 68 Harm, Judy 66 Hartley, Nora 67 Hooper, James 68 Hord, Carol 68 Hunger, David 68 Jacobs, Eric 68 Johnson, David 68 Kaatz, Leslie 68 Kaatz, Ruth 68 Kallon, Joe 68 Keller, Don 68 Kerin, Thomas 68 Kirker, Gilda 67 Kleinhans, Douglas 68 Krum, Richard 67 LaForest, Lloyd 66 Latimer, James 67 Latimer, Linda 67 Leverenz, Arlyn 67 Leverenz, Larry 69 Lewis, Dennis 66 Liebetreu, Larry 66 Mackley, Marilyn 68 Macintyr, Carl 67 Mills, Kathy 66,28 Norton, Joan 66 Patton, William 66,28 Pentzein, Dennis 69 Plagens, Kenneth 67 Porrett, Terry 66 Potts, Gary 69,28 Preppernau, James 66 Rickert, Allan 69 Riemer, Susan 68 Rosczcewski, Helen 67 Rouse, Jack 67 Schroedcr, Larry 66 Seaver, Judy 66 Shepherd, Linda 66 Shepherd, Sam 66 Sheppard, Dianne 66 Silk, Isobel 66 Spana, Arthur 66 Teltow, Bcrnadine 67 Tcltow, Charles 66 Thorne, Larry 66 Turner, William 68 Volkcning, Marv 69 Wagner, William 67 Warwick, Sandra 69 Wattle, Glynn 67 Wattle, Lynn 67 Weeks, Marjorie 66 Welbes, Jerry 67 Zalewski, Diane 67 7th Grade Adkins, Garry 71 Armstrong, Christopher Beatty, Mary Jo Bentley, Jane 71 Bishop, Donna Bradke, Larry Bradke, Ronald Braun, Michall 70 Brown, Eugene 70 Chartrand, Thomas 70 Christensen, Betty Chivia, Christine Ciephk, Michall Clancy, Carol 72 Conner, Douglas 72 D’Arcy, James Daugherty, Ruth Daunt, Loretta 72 Davis, Annis 72 Dubay, Barbara Frost, Steven 71 Fuerstenau, Mark 71 Gibson, Lawrence 71 Gingrich, Carol 71 Goetz, Karen 71 Grish, Donna 71 Haggerty, Robert 71 Harp, Dennis Harfield, Freddy 72 Hay, James 72 Hebei, Susan 71 Hensch, Janet 71 Higgins, Gerald 72 Hill, Betty 71 Hollis, James 71 Hopp, Richard 71 Jogoda, Kathleen Kallom, Timothy 72 Kchoe, Issabelc Kerin, Michele 72 Kuhn, Marbara Kulman, Janice 73 Landon, Edith LaPorte, Jeanne LaPorte, Roger Lobert, Ratricia Lungu, Doris 73 Lynch, Mar)' 73 MacMartin, Richard 72 Monore, Linda 72 McGuffin, Robert 71 Millbrand, George 71 Manore, Edward 72 Mills, Gregory 71 Moak, Kenneth Montgomery, Douglas 71 Orris, Elaine 70 Oswald, Robert 70 Patterson, Gloria 70 Paul, James 70 Penrod, Glenda 70 Plagens, Keith 70 Quick, Linda 73 Raska, Michael Ren, Cynthis 72 Ren, Simon 72 Riley, Jeanette 71 Rix, Thomas 71 Rund, Marlene 71 Schirmer, Sandra 72 Schneider, Judy 70 Schroeder, Diana 70 Schultz, Margaret 70 Seger, Margaret 70 Shanks, Barbara 70 Shrader, Nancy Shue, Larry 70 Simmons, Kenneth 70 Smith, James 70 Smith, Thomas 70 Snitchler, Ann 70 Stoops, James 70 Stroman, David 70 Teska, Sally 70 Trombley, Shirley 70 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