Sand Creek High School - Harvester Yearbook (Sand Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1966 volume:

' ■ ' •■ ' ■■H w . A ALLEN COUNTY P U BLI C JL| B? ' ? . 3 1833 01786 1987 Igenealogyi 1977.401 IL54SCH 11966 M 1 K ' , C ! ?-i • -4 •P o -tf fi.y -VAV AA ■ JS ' . -7 ,- • C? . ■■r ■ O. (- . ■ A o £ ' V, THE 1966 HARVESTER Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Sand Creek, Michigan The 1966 Harvester staff hopes that this book will provide you with a treasury of pleasant memories which will be renewed and enhanced each time you take a few moments to look through it. We believe that the experiences gained while in high school both scholastic and extracurricular will make some of the longest last- ing impressions on our lives. With this in mind, it is our hope you will enjoy these moments as much in 2066 as you do in 1966. V -- ' innnui 3 ? F ,«L , . j ?? ?! a TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 DEDICATION 6 ADMINISTRATION 8 SENIORS 22 CLASSES 37 JUNIOR HIGH 46 ORGANIZATIONS 51 ATHLETICS 67 ACTIVITIES 87 ADVERTISEMENTS 95 , : It is an honor to pay tribute to one who has for so many years been a part of our class. Truly one of the finest leaders, he has never failed to help us in time of need. He has helped shape our future by giving us encouragement, hope, and spirit in all that we have done or attempted to do. With deep appreciation, we dedicate the 1966 Harvester to Mr. Kenneth Mitchell. BECAUSE YOU ARE In every school there is a teacher who •not only teaches, but goes far beyond the academic life. In our school this special person is Mr. Richard Butler, man extra- ordinaire. He has helped us obtain a better under- standing of ourselves and other people so that in the future we may be able to meet obstacles in life with less difficulty. Although busily engaged in many activ- ities, he is always willing to set them aside and give needed help and advice. By so doing he has earned the respect, cooperation and friendship of all students. OUR SPECIAL FRIENDS A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Donald Harlan, Earl DeLano, Richard Williams, Harold Willett, Richard Bailey, Vernon McMunn, Theodore Clement, Calvin Scharer. SCHOOL BOARD LINKS COMMUNITY WITH EDUCATION Forming the vital link between the community and the school, our school board has done a marvelous job of keeping the citizens of the community well informed. We owe our sincere thanks to these men who devote so much of their time and energy to improving our school. DONALD HARLAN Superintendent After many years in the Sand Creek school system, this year Mr. Harlan became the school superintendent. His concern for the students of Sand Creek and his willingness to de- vote his time to solving the problems of the school have earned the respect of all who know him. We of the senior class wish to thank Mr. Harlan for all he has done for the Sand Creek community. WILLIAM ROSS High School Principal ERIC SULLIVAN Elementary Principal F A C U L T Y ESTHER BARR English MARY ANN BERRY Home Economics w mt i -= -H r • jmi i w - - 1 1 I ..j RICHARD BUTLER Guidance Counselor Science CHARLENE BRAGG French LAMBERT CONDON Mathematics C ant RICHARD FARLEY Band MARGARET DeMERITT Bookkeeping JOHN JELINEK Industrial Arts PHILLIP KELLER Physical Education KENNETH MITCHELL Agriculture MARION MORLOCK Business Education 12 JESSE O ' BRIEN English MARY ELLEN PORTER Physical Education Speech - Journalism JAMES SAMPSON Social Studies BARBARA JEAN SLEEKER Mathematics FRED STEINER English Science ELIZABETH THOMPSON Home Economics GERALDINE VALENTIN Special Education DONALD WEST Social Studies Mathematics 15 VERNON WEST Social Studies English REN A RICH Librarian MARGARET LEVENTRY Student Teacher Home Economics 16 BUS DRIVERS BACK ROW; H. Loop, D. VanAuker, F. VanEtten, O. Holtz, Rev. Keeler, M. Meyers, R. Holtz, O. Howard, FRONT ROW; W. Clark, G. Willnow, L. Stevens, E. Sneary, D. Emmons. fe 1 CUSTODIANS Merlin Meyers Richard VanAuker COOKS Mrs. Constable Mrs. Haunstein SECRETARY Dorothy Rising 17 STANDING: Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Moden, Mrs. Knox, Mis. Fox, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Raymond, Miss DeMerrit, Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. Sibson, Mrs. Bovee, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. E. Daniels, SITTING: Mrs. Senac, Mrs. New- roth, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Phenicie, Mrs. Krall, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. L. Daniels ELEMENTARY TEACHERS D.A.R Each year the local chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution honors outstanding senior girls from high schools throughout the country. These Good Citizens are chosen by the faculties on the basis of leadership, dependability, service, and patriotism, Sand Creek ' s representative of the D.A.R. for this year is Cheryl Dunbar. 18 ,.- SENIORS % .,« . i - % w ? -% %s m w 1 1 VALEDICTORIAN CHERYL DUNBAR SALUTATORIANS JEAN CLARK CHERYL WHIPPLE 20 SENIOR OFFICERS Vice Pres. Cheryl Dunbar, Treas. Sharon Hipsher, Sec. Susan Simpkins, Pres. William Bailey, Rep. Harold Smith, Sgt.-at-Arms Greg Hillard, Advisors: Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Butler CLASS MOTTO ' Finished, Yet Just Beginning CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation Stars of our first Hootenanny JAMES E. ALCOCK R. DAVID BRUCE GARY L. BOSS WILLIAM R. BAILEY PATRICK M. BUEHRER MARY LOU BROCKWAY CATHEYD. BOONE HARRIET A. BRYANT 22 JEAN A. CLARK SONDRA J. CLEGG ■ ' RONNIE L. COLE MARY J. COLLYER NANCY M. COX DAWN L. DANIELS MARY E. CLEMENT LYNNE M. DEYO 23 RUTH ANN DILLON DOUGLAS S. FILIERE CHERYL A. DUNBAR PATRICK W. FIRST JAMES R. FREDERICK SHARON J. GIESEL JANET M. EMMONS SAN J. GRIFFITH 24 JAMES A. GUNTER CLIFFORD I. HOLTZ GREGORY D. HILLARD THOMAS D. HEATOR VAUGHN G. HOOD SHARON K. HIPSHER HELENE J. E. HILL BONNIE L. JAY 25 MICHAEL G. JUNE 01k 1 DEANNA O. KELLY JACK B. KNISEL DUANE L. KRONBERG JOHN P. LAKATOS SUZENNE E. LAUFFER DEANNA M. KISHPAUGH BRUCE M. LEADY 26 CHARLES W. LEMKE LAWRENCE J. LIEDEL M EOLUS E. LYKINS JOHN L. MALBURG GARY V. McMUNN PAMELA J. NEWMAN LEONOR LOPEZ PATRICIA A . NUBER 27 •Zrr- ' T J. STEVEN PHENICIE CHARLES L. RELYEA ROGER D. ROBINETTE EARLENE ROSE JUDY K. SAGER JOSEPH H. SALENBIEN NEIL L. RICHARDSON DIANA F. SANBORN 28 JANICE M. SANDERSON ROBERT P. SHADEWALD SUSAN D. SIMPKINS CALVIN L. SCHUCH KENDRA E. SHELDON HAROLD A. SMITH TERRY L. SCHUTTE ANGIE I. SHIPMAN GARY M. SULLINS 29 LAWRENCE D. SWARTOUT FRANCES L. VANCE CHERYL K. WHIPPLE i DONNA C. TUCKERMAN MARY A. VAN NORMAN MICHAEL L. WILCOX JACK L. TUCKERMAN EILEEN A. VASHER RUTH A. WOODARD 30 JAMES E. ALCOCK Jim The more we study, the more we discover our ignorance. What ' s the use? Transfer student from Hudson PATRICK M. BUEHRER Pat Much wisdom often goes with few words. Baseball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Football 4, Letter- men ' s Club 2-3-4 WILLIAM R. BAILEY Bill They tell me girls are a dime a dozen, and all this time I ' ve been buying jelly beans. FFA 1-2-3-4, Regional FFA President 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3, Letter men ' s Club 1-2-3- 4, Pep Club 3-4, Class President 4 CATHEY D. BOONE Cathey A miss who can make a piano talk. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Bible Club 1-2-3-4 GARY L. BOSS Gary Here is a man with a serious mind, in this world someone hard to find. FTA 1-2-3-4, Basketball 4, Siren Staff 4 MARY L. BROCKWAY Mare A girl with a smile can be happy all the while. ' Band 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2, Siren Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, FBLA 2, Pep Club 2, Class Reporter 2 R. DAVID BRUCE Dave A great trombone player, as everyone knows; he shall have music wherever he goes. Band 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Class Secretary 1, National Honor Society HARRIET A. BRYANT Harriet As merry as the day is long. Annual Staff 4 JEAN A. CLARK Jeannie A winning way, an attractive face, ambitions fitting for any place. FHA 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4, Class Secretary 2, National Honor Society SONDRA J. CLEGG Son I ' m happy, but when do we eat? Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Junior Play, Band 1-2-3-4, Annual Business Manager 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4 MARY E. CLEMENT Mouthy Visible red hair, but where is the temper? Band 1-2-3, Pep Club 3, Siren Staff 3, Junior Play RONNIE L. COLE Ronnie My talents are like outer space, invisible to the eye and relatively unexplored. Basketball 1-2 SENIOR INDEX More Hootenanny Entertainment 31 MARY J. COLLYER Mary A good disposition is more envied than gold. FHA 1-2, Chorus 1-2, FNA 1, Annual Staff 3 NANCY M. COX Nancy It is better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow. FHA 4, Bible Club 4 DAWN L. DANIELS Dawn I ' m not crazy. I just act that way to entertain people. FHA 1-2-3-4, Regional FHA Song Leader 4, Cheer- leader 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Queen 4, Court 1, Chorus 1-2-3, Junior and Senior Plays, Bible Club 1-2-3, FNA 1, National Honor Society LYNNE M. DEYO Lynne Work is good for people. That ' s why I let my friends do mine. Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Junior Play, Siren Staff 4 RUTH ANN DILLON Ruth Ann A smile is like an echo, it always comes back to you. FHA 1-2, Siren Staff 3-4, Junior Play, Pep Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4 CHERYL A. DUNBAR Cheryl Give me the facts and I ' ll draw my own con- fusions. FHA 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Cheer- leader 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Class Vice President 4, DAR Good Citizen, National Honor Society JANET M. EMMONS Janet I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me. Band 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3, Junior Play, Class Treasurer 2-3 DOUGLAS S. FILIERE Doug Just give me a listener, and I ' ll do the talking. Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2 PATRICK W. FIRST Pat A guy deserving of great praise, whom all ad- mire for his pleasant ways. Basketball 1-2 JAMES R. FREDERICK Jim Whenever I feel like exercise, I lie down until the feeling passes. Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class President 1, FBLA 2. Letterman ' s Club 2-3-4 SHARON J. GIESEL Sharon Never a harsh word said. Chorus 1-2-3 32 What ' s up, Doc? Hillbilly Band performs at Junior Play SUSAN J. GRIFFITH Sue With a pleasant smile and a cheerful hello, you ' re always welcome wherever you go. Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Siren Staff 4, FHA 1-2-3, Junior and Senior Plays, Chorus 2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society JAMES A. GUNTER Sleepy I studied diligently to the end every issue of Motor Trend . FFA 1-2-3-4 THOMAS D. HEATOR Tom Girls, he ' s not shy. Take a look, then give a sigh. Football 1-2-3-4, Basektball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2- 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Student Council 3, Class Vice President 1, Pep Club 2-3 HELENE E. HILL Cheetah Just like an old truck, noisy when in operation. Transfer student from Morenci CLIFFORD I. HOLTZ Cliff Remember this through all your days: a cheer- ful disposition always pays. Track 1-2-3, Lettermen ' s Club 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2, Junior Play VAUGHN G. HOOD Vaughn All the world is a stage, but I have an act of my own. Track 1-2-3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 2-3-4, Junior Play BONNIE L. JAY Tweety Her bubbling laughter is contagious. Siren Staff 1, Chorus 1-4, MICHAEL G. JUNE Monthy My conscience that still, small voice in the back of my head that tells me I ' m going to get caught. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3, Lettermen ' s Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Student Council 1 GREGORY D. HILLARD Greg To describe him fully we won ' t try; we ' ll just say he ' s one swell guy. FFA 1-2-3-4, Football 4 SHARON K. HIPSHER Sharoner I love to hear myself talk. I have such fas- cinating things to say. FHA 1-2-3-4, Junior and Senior Plays, Class Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FBLA 2-3, Siren Staff 4, Chorus 1-2 DEANNA O. KELLY Kelly As unplanned as a hiccough. ' Junior Play DEANNA M. KISHPAUGH Deanna Everybody makes mistakes but you and me, and lately I ' ve begun to wonder about you. Band 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, FTA 1-2-3-4, Bible Club 2, Student Council 3-4, Class President 2-3, National Honor Society Half-time Entertainment 33 JACK B. KNISEL Jerk It ' s my ambition to give as many girls as possi- ble a chance to meet me. Football 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 3-4 DUANE L. KRONBERG Butch Do not disturb student resting. Baseball 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 3-4 JOHN P. LAKATOS John I remember well those lessons. As for what I learned, that ' s different. LEANOR LOPEZ Eleanor I like to smile. It makes people wonder what I ' ve been doing. Cheerleader 1, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, FBLA 4, Chorus 1, Student Council 3-4, Siren Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Court 4, National Honor Soci- ety EOLUS E. LYKINS Ed Blessed are they who say nothing for they can- not be quoted. Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 2-3-4, Baseball 3, Lettermen ' s Club 2-3-4 FFA 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2 SUZANNE E. LAUFFER Suzy Laughing cheerfulness throws sunlight on all the paths of life. JOHN L. MALBURG John Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your girls. Baseball 1-2-3-4 Chorus 3 BRUCE M. LEADY Bruce Some come for work, some for play. This one comes to sleep all day. FFA 2-3-4 CHARLES W. LEMKE Chuck Education for some is but a dream. For me it was a nightmare. FFA 1-2-3-4, FTA 1-2-3-4, Track 4, Basketball 1- 2, Junior and Senior Plays GARY V, McMUNN Speed Who me? I ' m innocent — ha, ha, ha! FFA 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2, Football 3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 2-3-4 PAMELA J. NEWMAN Pam Attractive smile, a friend worthwhile. Cheerleader 3, Pep Club 2-3-4, FHA 3-4, FBLA 3- 4, Siren Staff 4, Chorus 1-2, Bible Club 3-4, Home- coming Court 4 LAWRENCE J. LIEDEL Larry All I can do for a friend is simply to be his friend. Baseball 1-2 PATRICIA A. NUBER Trish Oceans of pep with a laugh on every wave. Band 1-2-3, Student Council 3, Junior Play, Pep Club 3, Siren Staff 3-4, Homecoming Queen 3 34 Dawn and Pam at their Hootenanny debut J. STEVEN PHENICIE Steve The lone arranger. Siren Staff 3-4, Siren Editor 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Class Reporter 3 CHARLES L. RELYEA Chuck If talk were electricity he would be a power- house. Band 1-2-3-4, Football 4, Baseball 3-4, Track 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Junior Play NEIL L. RICHARDSON Peadler Men by inches are not measured, for humor and wit are things to be treasured. Basketball 4 ROGER D. ROBINETTE Roger This is why mothers turn gray. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, FBLA 2, Lettermen ' s Club 3-4 EARLENE ROSE Early If horses were books I would spend all my time in the library. Siren Staff 3-4, FHA 3, Pep Club 3, Annual Staff 4 JUDY K. SAGER Jughead Jolly, merry, full of pep, she walks with a gay and carefree step. Chorus 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2, FNA 1, Junior Play, An- nual Staff 4 JOSEPH H. SALENBIEN Joe He knows how long cows should be milked — the same as short ones. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 3-4, Pep Club 4, FFA 1-2-3-4 DIANA F. SANBORN Chip Restless as a windshield wiper. Chorus 2-3-4, Pep Club 4, FHA 2-3, FBLA 4, An- nual Staff 4 JANICE M. SANDERSON Janice A smile always sunny and bright, a perfect picture of delight. Chorus 1-2-3, Senior Play CALVIN L. SCHUCH Cal Women are for the birds — Peep! Peep! Basketball 1, Lettermen ' s Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Annual Staff 4 TERRY L. SCHUTTE Terry Education taxes my brain, and I never did like taxes. Transfer student from Hudson, Band 4 ROBERT P. SHADEWALD Bob A farmer I am, a farmer I shall be; now I ' m looking for a farmer she. Pep Club 3-4, Junior Play, Annual Staff 4 KENDRA E. SHELDON Ken Your smile is sweet, your eyes are true, the world has need of girls like you. Chorus 2-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, An- nual Staff 4 ANGIE I. SHIPMAN Angie She is ever ready to do her part. FHA 1-2-3-4, FNA 1-3, Chorus 1-2, Bible Club 3- 4, Siren Staff 4, Annual Staff 3-4 Yer move, Obey. 35 SUSAN D. SIMPKINS Sue People are usually willing to meet each other halfway; trouble is, most people are poor judges of distance. FHA 1-2-3-4, FHA Regional Vice President 4, FBLA 2-3, Junior and Senior Plays, Class Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Annual Editor 4, National Honor Society HAROLD A. SMITH Harry I plan to be a writer- -you can find some of my works in the best cellars. Band 1-2-3-4, Junior and Senior Plays, FBLA 3, Class Reporter 4, FTA 4, Student Council 2, Bible Club 3-4 GARY M. SULLINS Sam Curses on my fatal beauty. Football 1-2-3-4, Lettermen ' s Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Class Treasurer LAWRENCE D. SWARTOUT Salty Not lazy, but conservative is he; he ' s saving his energy for an emergency. Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Letter- men ' s Club 2-3-4, FFA 4, Pep Club 4 JACK L. TUCKERMAN Jack Rough, tough--oh, what a man—wow! Transfer student from Hudson DONNA C. TUCKERMAN Donna A dependable person makes many friends. Chorus 1-2-3 FRANCES L. VANCE Fran She is so pleasant, so lively, so sweet that just to be near her is always a treat. Student Council 4, Siren Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, Bible Club 3-4, Homecoming Court 4, National Honor Society MARY A. VAN NORMAN Mary Enemies she has none — always laughing and full of fun. Chorus 1, Siren Staff 4, FNA 1 EILEEN A. VASHER Eileen Life is short and so am I. Chorus 1-2-3-4 CHERYL K. WHIPPLE Cheryl Precise, exact, dependable--all her work is commendable. Siren Staff 4, Chorus 4, FNA 1, Bible Club 2, National Honor Society MICHAEL L. WILCOX Willie Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may have a test. Lettermen ' s Club 3-4 RUTH A. WOODARD Ruthie I thought about what I want to be, and as soon as I ' ve rested up I ' m going to think about it again. Pep Club 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2-4 1964 Junior -Senior Prom, Shangri-La 36 CLASSES Advisors Mr. Condon Mr. Horner President Steve Hillard Vice President Eddie Jackson Secretary Nancy Anderson Treasurer Dianne Knierim Adams, R. Alcock, J. Anderson, N. Betz, T. Bice, J. Braman, L. Brower, S. Buehrer, K. Butler, N. Butts, J. Campbell, G. Clement, A. Cole, D. Cole, V. Coplin, M. Cornell, J. Coy, M. Craig S. Crawford, P. Damon, S. De Lano, N. Demey, L. Derouin, V. Elliott, W. Fruchey, R. Glisson, P. Glisson, W. Heator, P. Henry, L. Herr, J. Hewitt, S. Higley, S. Hillard, S. Holmes, P. Hood, B. 38 Jackson, E. Johnston, D. Keller, M. Kibler. R. Knierim, D. Ladd, D. Lakatos, L. Lakatos, M. Larson, P. Leininger, K. Loop, J. A. Miller, G. Mitchell, J, Morgret, G. Mossing, N. Mota, J. Myers, N. Patterson, L. Pfund, K. Pierce, D. 39 Reed, S. Ries, C. Rose, D. Sager, J. Sanderson, J. Scott, R. Sell, E. Shambarger, R. Sheldon, D. Shipman, T. Steven Hillard, class president, being inducted into the National Honor Society. Whipple, J. White, G. Williams, G. 40 Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Thompson President John Lopez Vice President Jerry Frederick Secretary Debbie Reed Treasurer Eugenie McMunn Reporter Ann Hinsdale Aldrich, R. Allen, T. Bailey, J. Bill, P. Bowers, S. Brant, D. Brockway, D. Brockway, K. Cadieux, P. Clegg, D. Clement, A. Clement, E. Cole, S. Coon, S. Cole, C. Cousino, D. Covell, D. Cowell, I, Crawford, S. Damon, G. Demey, L. Dennis, L. Detwiler, K. Dewey, D. Emmons, N. Fick, D. Fields, M. Frantz, C. Frantz, P. Frederick, J. Frederick, L. Garner, J. Goldsmith, D. Goodyear, G. Griffith, J. 41 It got us customers didn ' t it? Griffith, R. Harsh, M. Hebb, M. Hillard, L. Hillard, M. Hinsdale, A. Jackson, M. Kishpaugh, D, Knisel, J. Lakatos, D. Lauffer, J. Lemke, C. Livesay, J. Lopez, J. Malburg, S. McCullar, G. McGregor, N. Mclntyre, C. McLaughlin, M. McMunn, E. Morse, J. Nash, Wayne Pate, L. Patteuw, J. Pierce, M. Peaute, R. Redlawski, J. Rathbun, M. 42 Reed, D. Reed, D. Realyea, S. Robinette, M. Sager, P. Sauter, M. Salenbien, J. Shadewald, S. Shambarger, J. Shambarger, R. Shipman, P. Sneary, C. Sneary, J. Spiegel, L. Stanifer, P. Stasa, S, Sutton, R. VanDoren, K. VanNorman, G. Vasher, J. Westbrook, T. Wheeler, J. Wilson, D. Wilson, R. Wotring, B. Under the big top Driving for business 43 Advisors Mrs. Sleeker Mr. Steiner President Diane Alcock Vice-President Susan Woodard Secretary Barbara Johnston Treasurer Peggy Myers Reporter Diane Iffland Adams, M. Alcock, D. Allen, M. Anderson, M. Bailey, H. Bailey, J. Bailey, S. Blain, C. Bowsher, J. Brant, C. Buffinger, A. Butts, E. Bryant, H. Clement, W. Cole, C. Covell, L. Coy, C. Cox, G. Cox, J. Culp, J. Dehoyas, J. Dickerson, E. Divert, L. Everingham, M. Fenton, J. Fields, B. Filiere, D. First, D. Frederick, J. Frederick, W. Fruchey, R. Glisson, N. Griffith, T. Goldsmith, B. Grob, V. 44 Han, D. Henry, G. Hillard, C. Hill, B. Holt, L. Iffland, D. Jones, B. Johnston, B. Keller, L. Kelly, V. Kishpaugh, J. Ladd, C. Lawler, D. Leady, R. Lee, R. Liedel, K. Malburg, N. Morgret, D. Morse, V. Mossing, M. Myers, P. Obenour, P. Obenour, R. Ohlinger, G. Osborn, N. Patterson, R. Phillips, L. Redlawski, J. Ragless, J. Ragless, T. Rising, O. Robinette, M. Robinson, G. Sallows, J. Schuch, G. Schuch, J. Scott, C. Scott, D. Simmons, S. Smith, N. Snead, J. Van Norman, G. Waltz, Y. Ward, J. West gate, N. Whipple, K. Wilson, C. Woodard, S. Zenk, J. 45 Advisor Mr. V. West President Linda Miller Vice-President Larraine Brackleman Secretary Shirley Johnston Treasurer Shirley McGregor Reporter Karen Oliver Sergeants-at-Arms Brenda Pierce Don Whitehead Abbott, P. Adams, D. Allen, D. Amaya, G. Bailey, P. Baldwin, L. Betz, K. Bill, L. Bill, J. Bishop, A. Brackelman, L Braman, T. Brockway, R. Bucher, K. Brown, G. Buffinger, M. Buehrer, N. Clement, P. Cleveland, P. Cole, R. Coon, M. Cornell, M. Cowell, G. Crawford, W. Dauber, D. Delano, D. Deshler, J. Dillon, J. Eklund, L. Elliott, E. Elliott, T. First, S. Fox, L. Glisson, M. Griffith, M. 46 Gillenwater, D. Green, R. Haas, P. Haas, P. Harsh, T. Herr, P. Hiftline, N. Hill, V. Hinsdale, O. Holmes, L. Jackson, T. Johnston, S. Jones, T. Knierim, E. Lauffer, R. Larson, P. Leininger, R. Lemke, M. Liechty, D. Louchs, H. Luck, J. Lemons, G. Lykins, J. Lykins, B. Mclntyre, B. McGregor, S. Mead, S. Miller, L. Morse, M. Myers, M. Nash, W. Oliver, K. Phillips, L. Packard, K. Pierce, B. 47 Plato, L. Prater, R. Psaute, B. Reitz, J. Ries, R. Robotham, M. Risner, C. Robinette, E. Sager, J. Salenbien, T. Sartwell, D. Schaeffer, R. Scharer, T. Schober, D. Scott, J. Shambarger, J. Shambarger, T. Simpkins, R. Sneary, R. Tursak, M. Threet, L. Teter, D. Vasher, M. Vehmeier, D. Walper, P. West gate, J. Wheeler, H. Whipple, D. Whitehead, D. Wiginton, J. Wilson, T. Witt, G. Cavins, D. ftS A regular noon hour scene. Intramural basketball 45 Advisor Mr. Keller President Paul Jorden Vice-President Steven Gunter Secretary Deborah Simpkins Treasurer Rebecca Bachman Reporter Catherine Burch Aldrich , D. Ayers, E. Bachman, R. Bapp, J. Benschoter, G. Betz, D. Betz, S. Betz, M. Bill, A. Bishop, T. Blain, B. Bournes, D. Bowsher, W. Buffinger, W. Burch, C. Clement , M. Cole, L. Cooper, D. Coopersmith, Dauber, D. Deshler, J. Dickerson, C. Double, M. Edgar, S. Filliere, D. Frederick, C. Gira, W. Gould, H. Gunter, S. Harsh, J. Heskett, M. Hoag, R. Holtz, C. Hooker, L. Iffland, R. 49 Jorden, P. Keeler, C. Kibler, G. Knierim, M. Lakatos, E. Lee, S. Lemons, D. Liedel, G. Lopez, I. Lopez, M. Loucks, H. Mclntyre, M. Miller, R. Osgood, V. Packard, J. Pfund, A. Pierce, J. Pratt, S. Reed, T. Reitz, R. Rittenhouse, D. Sartwell, T. Scott, J. Sherman, R. Shirkey, J. Simpkins, D. Snead, D. Threet, J. Vance, J. Van Doren, B. Varner, D. Westbrook, L. Westgate, D. Wilson, R. Wotring, G. Zilke, C. Zink, G. Vaeyens, M. 50 ACTIVITIES BACK ROW: E. Ayers, O. Rising, Advisors: Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Ross, D. Bruce, K. Detwiler, M. Lopez FRONT ROW: R. Simpkins, Y. Waltz, S. Hewitt, F. Vance, T. Allen, K. Betz In order to have a more efficient Student Council, a completely new method of choosing officers was used this year. Juniors and seniors were nominated by the student body and the students given the most votes were chosen as candidates for the various offices. Each candidate chose a campaign manager who took charge of posters and speeches which were given at assemblies on election day. The en- tire school voted by ballot for the candidates of their choice. The rest of the Council was composed of two representatives from each class, seven through twelve, and two advisors. Nervous but victorious, that was Deanna. Vice Pres: Cheryl Dunbar, Treas: Nancy Myers, Pres: Deanna Kishpaugh, Sec: Leonor Lopez, Advisors: Mr. Ross, Mr. Mitchell. 52 BACK ROW: S. Hipsher, K. Sheldon, S. Crawford, G. McCullar, J. Ragless, K. Detwiler, M. Keller, P. Crawford, R. Scott, E. Butts, D. Clegg, B. Wotring, M. McLaughlin, J. Herr, J. Shambarger. FOURTH ROW: J. Clark, S. Bowers, L. Henry, J. Alcock, D. Knierim, L. Demey, J. Cornell, J. Knisel, S. Frede- rick, I. Cowell, P. Stanifer, S. Higley, V. Morse, R. Fruchey. THIRD ROW: D. Iffland, N. Cox, A. Shipman, J. Zenk, R. Fruchey, P. Sager, S. Stasa, V. Derouin, J. Sallows, J. Morse, J. Wheeler, E. Dick- erson, N. Anderson, C. Hillard. SECOND ROW: J. Garner, Advisor Mrs. Thompson, S. Simmons, Y. Waltz, R. Sutton, M. Jackson, D. Morgret, P. Shipman, T. Shipman, J. Cox, G. Henry, S. Shadewald. FRONT ROW: D. Kishpaugh, P. Meyers, L. Braman, L. Hillard, S. Clegg, C. Dunbar, S. Simpkins, A. Hinsdale, D. Daniels, P. Newman, E. McMunn, D. Reed, D. Reed. STANDING: Rep. L. Hillard, Ace. E. McMunn, S. L. D. Reed, D. Reed, Advisor Mrs. Thompson. SITTING: Pari. D. Daniels, Treas. S. Clegg, Vice-Pres. A. Hins- dale, Pres. S. Simpkins, Sec. C. Dunbar, Hist. P. Newman. 53 n fr Q to Sk n ,4 £ woe AGRICOETURE BACK ROW: S. Brower, C. Lemke, G. Sullins, J. Gunter, J. Salenbien, J. Lakatos, M. Everingham, J. Bailey, J. Schuch, H. Bailey, P. Bill, J. Fenton. THIRD ROW: J. Butts, D. Brockway, L. Swartout, J. Griffith, T. Westbrook, H. Bailey, E. Jackson, G. Williams, D. Kishpaugh, M. Anderson, J. Kishpaugh, T. Griffith, M. Allen, M. Harsh, SECOND ROW: M. Coplin, C. Relyea, T. Ragless, L. Lakatos, N. Em- mons, R. Griffith, D. Lakatos, B. Leady, J. Bice, R. Shambarger, Advisor Mr. Mitchell. FRONT ROW: B. Van Auker, T. Betz, K. Leininger, G. Hillard, G. McMunn, W. Bailey, J. Knisel, G. White, R. Sham- barger, G. Witt. Treas.: G. Hillard Sent.; J. Knisel Vice Pres.: W. Bailey Pres.: T. Betz Sec: K. Leininger Advisor: Mr. Mitchell Rep.: G. McMunn The Future Farmers of America have goals set for a bright tomor- row. This organization, founded for farm boys and aspiring farmers, was built on a foundation of leadership. The Future Farmer learns not only the principles of applied science in farming, but also the funda- mentals of leadership. This training pays off, as a high percentage of Future Farmer members later become successful agriculturalists, politicians, and research scientists. This is another organization which looks into the future, seeking ways to build a better world. REGION II PRES .: W . Bailey 54 BACK ROW: A. Bishop, R. Reitz, T. Shipman, M. Tursak, L. Miller, G. Kilber, Advisor: Mr. Sleeker. MIDDLE ROW: D. Bruce, H. Smith, R. Kilber, K. Leininger, N. Smith, R. Sherman. FRONT ROW: T. Bishop, C. Boone, F. Vance, A. Shipman, D. Daniels, P. Newman, P. Jordan. B I B L E C L U B L I B R A R I A N S E. Vasher, C. Lemke, S. Hewitt, S. Phenicie, J. Frederick, S. Simpkins, J. Sander son, C. Whipple, M. Keller, B. Jay, H. Hill, P. Holmes, Mrs. Rich. 55 BACK ROW: E. McMunn, S. Relyea, R. Sutton, S. Bowers, M. Lemke, D. Liechty, D. Sartwell. MIDDLE ROW: C. Sneary, S. Malburg, N. Malburg, J. Scott, D. Mor- gret, J. Lykins, J. Teter. FRONT ROW: A. Bishop, P. Sager, D. Clegg, C. Lemke, A. Hinsdale, Mrs. Berry. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA BACK ROW: S. Higley, D. Sanborn, L. Henry, A. Clement, B. Hood. FRONT ROW: V. Morse, P. Newman, J. Herr, L. Lopez, Mrs. Vandecaveye. 56 HONOR SOCIETY ACCENTS ACHIEVEMENT BACK ROW: Cheryl Dunbar, Ann Clement, Cheryl Whipple, Jo-Ann Loop, David Bruce, Susan Simpkins, Susan Griffith, Deanna Kishpaugh, Leanor Lopez, Dawn Daniels, FRONT ROW: Sandra Higley, Kenneth Leininger, Frances Vance, Jean Clark, Steven Hillard, Advisor: Mrs. Morlock In January fifteen proud juniors and seniors were inducted, as charter members, into the Sand Creek Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety. These students were chosen by the facul- ty on the basis of character, leadership, scholar- ship and service. The National Honor Society looks upon education as a total product measured by these four dimensions of life. Newly inducted National Honor Society members and their proud parents. President Kenneth Leininger Secretary Jean Clark Vice President Frances Vance Treasurer Steven Hillard 57 Assistant Business Manager: DIANNE KNIERIM Advisor: MRS. MORLOCK s. Simpkins G. Sullins R. Fruchey D Daniels A. Clement D Knierim C Schuch M. Brock way C Lemke II Bryant R. Dillon R. Shadewald s. Clegg J. Sager T. Schutte E. Rose R. Woodard L. Lopez J. Clark D. Sanborn F. Vance P. Newman J. Loop A. Ship man D. Tuckerman S. Hipsher K. Sheldon 58 HARVESTER STAFF Editor: SUE SIMPKINS 59 BACK ROW: D. Daniels, K. Pfiind, M. Van Norman, M. Brockway, E. Rose, L. Henry, W. Nash, F. Vance, R. Dillon, P. Frantz, S. Griffith, C. Whipple. MIDDLE ROW: C. Sneary, L. Lopez, B. Jay. FRONT ROW: Advisor Mrs. Vandecaveye, C. Frantz, S. Phenicie, L. Braman, P. Newman. Oops! You got the wrong page in the wrong pile! Sorry, but after sorting so many SIREN pages you get cross-eyed. Art and copyreading are just two of the many jobs of the SIREN staffers. 60 Production Advisor; MRS. V. VANDECAVEYE Editor: STEVE PHENICIE SIREN STAFF STRIVED TO DO MORE AS THE YEAR PASSED Production Editor: LINDA BRAMAN Journalism Advisor: MRS. M. PORTER 61 1 9 3 FOURTH ROW: C. Frantz, M. Hebb, H. Smith, C. Relyea, D. Bruce, S. Hillard, R. Kibler, R. Sneary, L. Henry, D. Knierim, J. Garner, G. Henry, R. Fruchey, THIRD ROW: E. Clement, M. Coy, M. Jackson, L. Hillard, J. Shambarger, D. Cousino, B. Johnston, J. Morse, D. Clegg, K. Detwiler, C. Sneary, L. Covell, H. Wheeler, SECOND ROW: Mr. Farley, Director, S. Clegg, M. Lakatos, R. Fruchey, P. Waltz, S. Relyea, C. Lemke, J. Alcock, M. Brockway, V. Morse, D. Covell, FRONT ROW: D. First, S. Hewitt, J. Whipple, O. Hinsdale, A. Hinsdale, Y. Waltz, P. Cadieux, A. Clement, K. Pfund, D. Kishpaugh, J. Emmons, J. Loop, D. Hatt. 62 Our Motto, To Constantly Improve the Sand Creek Band, was carried out September 17, 1965, as the band made their first appearance with the new uniforms. The biggest money-making projects to make this possible were the smorgasbord, scrap drive, traveling breakfasts, and our annual pops concert. We have only you, the public, to thank for this great accomplishment. 63 MOST IMPROVED RON SNEARY OUTSTANDING STEVE HILLARD MAJORETTE PAM WALTZ 64 Sec-Treas. Janet Emmons, Vice Pres. Dianne Knierim, Pres. Dave Bruce, Rep. Candy Sneary MUSICAL TALENT AND DILIGENT EFFORT PROVIDE SAND CREEK WITH A BAND OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Sondra Clegg, Janet Emmons, Mary Brockway, Charles Relyea, Harold Smith, Dave Bruce, Deanna Kishpaugh 65 BACK ROW: M. Morse, T. Shambarger, G. Cowell, M. Clement, P. Clement, S. Mead, R. Bachman, K. Betz, B. Pierce, K. Oliver, MIDDLE ROW; P. Haas, S. Gunter, J. Vance, P. Haas, E. Ayers, M. Coon, L. Miller, K. Birch, P. Herr, G. Kibler, M. Myers, FIRST ROW: V. Osgood, D. Betz, L. Hooker, S. Edgar, S. Johnson, J. Packard, P. Jordon, M. Betz, D. Bournes. BACK ROW: K. Van Doren, M. McLaughlin, C. Liechty, J. Cornell, J. Salenbien, F. Vance, J. Sager, P. Shipman, E. Vasher, B. Jay, N. DeLano, K. Vasher, MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Walters, Director; J. DeHoyes, S. Bailey, K. Sheldon, R. Dillon, D. Sanborn, C. Boone, T. Shipman, J. Vasher, S. Reed, FIRST ROW; C. Whipple, N. Butler, J. Herr, N. McGregor, B. Fields, S. Higley, G. Henry, R. Woodard, D. Morgret, J. Wheeler. 66 ATHLETICS QUEEN DAWN Tradition - This is one word that was disregarded in the 1965-66 Homecoming. For many years it was the practice to elect a girl from grades 9-12 as candidate for queen. This year, however, the Student Council de- cided to change all this. There was some disagreement between the conservative and the liberal students, but the Student Council ' s decision finally prevailed. Follow- ing the new plan, grades 9-11 each nominated a giii to serve on the court and grade 12 chose four girls for queen candidates. The entire student body voted for these can- didates on the day of the game. At night, amid the ex- citement of the crowd and candidates, the queen was crowned to reign over the festivities. 68 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT COURT: Nancy Anderson, Pam Newman, Linda Hillard, Barb Johnston, Frances Vance, Leonor Lopez QUEEN: Dawn Daniels FIRST PLACE JUNIOR CLASS Minutemen your time is up £ lis- SECOND PLACE SENIOR CLASS We ' ve got an Aggie in our tank THIRD PLACE FRESHMAN CLASS Dry the drips 69 COACH D. WEST: Junior High Basketball Baseball 70 SENIOR AGGIES 71 Another Minuteman bites the dust. 72  M 1 i 4 «?..«. « V?. ■Me ' , BACK ROW: J. Frederick, M. Hebb, G. Witt, M. Coplin, P. Frantz, G. Goodyear. MIDDLE ROW: M. Hillard, R. Patterson, T. Allen, Coach J. Sampson, T. Heator, G. White, M. June, L. Patterson, Asst. Coach L. Thompson, C. Mclntyre, J. Livesay, J. Kishpaugh. FRONT ROW: D. Filiere, G. Hillard, G. McMunn, J. Bice, S. Craig, P. Larson, G. Sullins, J. Lopez, J. Knisel, P. Buehrer, E. Lykins, Manager Steve Hillard. Waldron 20-0 White ford 19-0 Summerfield 13-7 Britton 31-7 Deerfield 33-0 Boysville 6-0 Adrian C.C. 31-7 Ida 13-6 Games won Aggies stomp Minutemen at S.C.H.S. Homecoming Game. FOOTBALL - SPORT OF MEN 73 B HI A O S M K E E C T O B M A 1 L Nl L G On January 5, 1966, the basketball homecoming, sponsored by the Pep Club, was held in the high school gym. The Fighting Aggies brought the Britton Tories to a screeching halt and beat them, 81-68. Immediately following the game, a semi-formal dance, Mid Winter Fantasy , was held in the high school gym. ESCORTS: Cheryl Dunbar, Dawn Daniels, Kathy Pfund, Sue Griffith COURT: Jack Frederick, Steve Hillard, Greg Hillard KING: Phil Bill 74 This is the final year that these loyal players will be seen on SC ' s basketball court, but the memory of their great efforts will not be so easily erased from the minds of their fellow students. The exhaus- tive work of these young men to win a place for SC should positive- ly qualify them as ' FIGHTING AGGIES. Mike June Gayle White Phil Bill Gary McMunn Ed Jackson TRAINER: Gary Boss Steve Hillard Joe Salenbien COACH: Mr. Keller Bob Van Auker Duane Kronberg Jim Sanderson Roger Robinette MANAGER: Merle Coplin Mike Wilcox Neil Richardson V FOR VICTORY Introducing the 1965-66 FIGHTING AGGIES Madison 61-55 Deerfield 54-51 Adrian C.C. 58-54 Ida 44-38 Britton 66-60 Lyons 69-46 Addison 101-54 Summerfield 73-52 Boysville 90-47 Whiteford 45-42 Deerfield 66-57 Adrian C.C. 61-46 Ida 46-27 Britton 81-68 Summerfield 61-46 •Games won IS Lm« i 11 i Harold Bailey Tom Allen John Lopez Gary Van Norman Jack Frederick COACH: Jack Griffith Larry Demey Gene Van Norman Ormond Rising Mike Allen Mr. West Mgr. : Gary Schuck Mike Hillard J.V. LINE-UP Introducing the 1965-66 J. V. FIGHTING AGGIES Madison 42-31 Deerfield 42-22 Adrian C.C. 50-37 Ida 38-36 Britton 40-36 Lyons 38-33 Addison 44-29 Summerfield 46-32 Boysville 41-27 (Boysville) Whiteford 66-40 Deerfield 41-32 Adrian C.C. 61-46 Ida 34-29 Britton 69-50 Summerfield 61-41 Games won I L I  E C ! f l £.C r ,gn TRACK BACK ROW: Coach Sampson, T. Allen, H. Bailey, D. Lakatos, W. Nash, P. Buehrer, T. Heator, C. Mclntyre, K. Leininger, J. Griffith, C. Holtz. FRONT ROW: V._ Hood, S. Craig, J. Frederick, D. Filiere, D. Kishpaugh, J. Lopez, P. Bill, A. Clement, C. Relyea, G. Morgret. BASEBALL BACK ROW: M. Hebb, T. Allen, H. Bailey, J. Lopez, D. Lakatos, G. White, P. Buehrer, R. Patterson, H. Bailey, D. Kronberg, J. Malburg, P. Bill, Coach D. West. FRONT ROW: G. Goodyear, J. Frederick, C. Relyea, J. Frederick, G. VanNorman, D. Filiere, T. Heator, S. Craig, M. Sauter, M. Allen, M. Harsh. 78 LETTERMEN ' S CLUB 3! n Q £1 ££ BACK ROW: J. Lopez, J. Malburg, C. Holtz, V. Hood, J. Salenbien, G. McMunn, J. Frederick, C. Mclntyre, J. Frederick, G. VaijNorman, P. Bill, MIDDLE ROW: Coach Sampson, E. Lykins, D. Kronberg P. Buehrer, J. Bice, G. Sullins, G. Witt, L. Swartout, D. Fili ere, Coach Thompson, FRONT ROW: M. Coplin, L. Patterson, G. White, P. Larson, M. June, T. Heator, B. Bailey, S. Craig, R. Robinette, M. Wilcox. 79 f Q 51 BACK ROW: D. Adams, J. Wiginton, M. Coon, T. Wilson, D. Vehmeier, P. Larson, T. Sharer, P. Bailey, R. Prater, K. Packard, D. Allen. MIDDLE ROW: R. Sherman, H. Gould, R. Wilson, C. Risner, L. Bill, G. Witt, J. Wrotring, M. Glisson, R. Rietz. FRONT ROW: D. Whitehead, R. Iffland, T. Jackson, R. Ries, L. Westbrook, J. Threet, W. Bowsher, P. Cleveland, E. Ayres, Coach W. Bailey AGGIES ARE WE Although our Junior High Football team was small, they had the determination and desire to get in there and fight. Most Valuable Player: Louie Bill Co-Captains: Paul Bailey Mike Coon Waldron 19-0 Hudson 12-0 Adrian C.C. 6-0 Tecumseh St. Elizabeth 13-6 Brooklyn 6-0 •Games won 80 8th GRADE BACK ROW: Coach: Mr. D. West, Manager: R. Sherman, Charles Risner, G. Cowell, T. Scharer, P. Larson, P. Clement, P. Bailey, K. Packard, FRONT ROW: M. Coon, D. DeLano, D. Adams, J. Bill, J. Wiginton, L. Bill, T. Jackson, M. Glisson 7th GRADE BACK ROW: Coach: Mr. D. West, Manager: R. Sherman, C. Zilke, A. Pfund, M. Clement, W. Gira, G. Liedel, J. Deshler, R. Iffland, FRONT ROW: D. Betz, M. Betz, H. Gould, R. Reitz, E. Lakatos, S. Gunter, G. Zenk, P. Jorden JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB The purpose of the Jr. High Pep Club is to support the teams and inform the school of the Jr. High games. With the continued spirited leadership of advisors like Mrs. Sleeker and the enthusiastic spirit of the students we hope our teams will never be lacking in school support. President Oda Hinsdale Vice President Nancy Hiftline Secretary Marci Myers Treasurer Shirley Johnston Advisor Mrs. Sleeker 82 SENIOR HIGH PEP CLUB The Pep Club has been very active in supporting this year ' s Fighting Aggies . Their most outstanding project was the basketball homecoming. Encouraged by their advisors and the Co- ordinator of Spirit, Mr. South West, the Pep Club has brought about a complete change in the enthusiasm of the entire student body. President Kathy Pfund Vice President Kendra Sheldon Secretary Ann Hinsdale Treasurer Jo -Ann Loop Reporter Ruth Woodard Advisors Mrs. Sleeker Mrs. Ba rr 83 r a €n 0 Susan Griffith, Jo-Ann Loop, Sondra Clegg, Cheryl Dunbar, Kathy Pfund, Dawn Daniels ON YE AGGIES CAPTAIN Cheryl Dunbar Cheryl Dunbar, Kathy Pfund, Dawn Daniels, Sondra Clegg, Susan Griffith, Jo -Ann Loop 84 ' INGRGGIE5 F-I-G-H-T EVER UPWARD-EVER ONWARD Pennie Cadieux Eugenie McMunn Margaret Jackson Debbie Reed Delores Reed Linda Covell Karen Oliver, Karlynn Betz, Oda Hinsdale Shirley Johnston Brenda Pierce Marci Myers WE ' RE WITH YOU TEAM 7th GRADE 86 Sharon Betz Barbara Blain, Christine Holtz, Irma Lopez, Tina Bishop Cathy Burch ORGANIZATIONS - HILLBILLY WEDDIN BACK ROW: D. Kelly, S. Clegg, R. Dillon, S. Griffith, C. Dunbar, S. Simpkins, J. Clark, P. Nuber, Director: Mr. Sullivan, M. Clement, S. Hipsher, D. Daniels, G. Sullins, C. Schuch, R. Shadewald, C. Relyea, H. Smith, C. Lemke, T. Heator, S. Phenicie ' No Paw, Not a bath! ! ! !! NOTICE: A charm school graduate 88 . . and you have the most beautiful lips. TOO MANY RELATIVES Tell that maid to hurry up with dem eggs, I ' ve been waiting an hour al- ready! That ' s absurd, I never shoot pi- geons! Don ' t worry precious, it ' ll be all right. BACK ROW: Steve Phenicie, Calvin Schuch, Charles Lemke, Harold Smith, Director: Mr. Steiner, FRONT ROW: Tom Heator, Dawn Daniels, Susan Griffith, Janice Sanderson, Sharon Hipsher, Susan Simp- kins. BALI HA ' I OUR JUNIOR AND SENIOR PROM WAS DONE IN THE SETTING OF BALI HA ' I. THE AMAZINGLY LIFE-LIKE SCEN- ERY WHICH CREATED A REALISTIC TROPICAL ATMOSPHERE COULD ONLY BE EXEMPLIFIED IN ALL ITS SPLENDOR BY THE ADDITION OF COLOR. Bill Bailey, Junior class Vice President, served as master of ceremonies for an enjoyable program. v-4 • WITH THE COLORS AND LIGHTING EFFECT ONE COULD ALMOST FEEL THE OCEAN BREEZE AS WE DINED ON THE SHORE. 92 Pleasant and effective waiters from the sophomore class dressed in South Sea tradition as shown by Pam Waltz and Pat Larson. The guests enjoyed the entertainment provided by Dawn Daniels, Sondra Clegg, Mary Kimerer, and Pam Waltz. a High Sch -Mr jf, te| ttMM u . ft- ' . ' -. ' ■ ' When you think of a high ' Kol, what do y i This is the picture that comes to me: hool is people — teenagers and all. It ' s pan ii i It ' s thril J : I I Suspen All yea A hi And ev Tense i and classes and a rush in th rade cards; it ' s green and white; Hem the Ball eligttf alry ' s keen ; J be Queen? h their we win or n That Fighting Aggie spirit means more than we What is a high school? What is its story? We ' ve told it here in all its glory! 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Beecher Street Adrian, Michigan Phone 263-Z510 Corner of Treat and E. Carlton Roads Adrian, Michigan A Growing Sunday School Specialist in Tune-Up Inspirational Worship Wiring - Generator - Starter Youth Activities Regulator - and Alternator Evangelistic Appeal Service Community Responsibility SAGER ' S COLLISION CONGRATULATIONS, SERVICE CLASS OF ' 66 123 W. Hunt Street Adrian, Michigan Phone 265-5675 MAURICE Comple te Collision Work Painting Frame Alignment Work Distinctive Apparel Glass Installed Welding Adrian COMPLIMENTS OF AUTO PARTS PORTER CO., INC. LUMBER COMPANY Adrian - Blissfield - Tecumseh Morenci, Michigan AMBULANCE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF BRAUN FUNERAL HOME LINEHAN REALTY CO. 1501 W. Maumee Street Adrian, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Phone 265-8182 Phone 265-2164 109 ADRIAN SAND CREEK METAMORA LESLIE SELL Sand Creek Phone 436-3511 KOPKE ' S GENERAL STORE Groceries Meats Frozen Foods School Supplies Phone 436-Z220 Sand Creek, Michigan MILLER RADIO T.V. INC. ' SERVING AREA SINCE 1947 ' j 2 an Xerox Copier Service Hospital Rentals Color Experts 1059 E. U.S. Z23 Adrian 265-6744 265-7273 COLA ADRIAN BEVERAGES THE METAMORA RECORD PUBLISHING AND PRINTING Metamora, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF STUTZMAN FORD SALES See Us For Your New and Used Car Needs t ne 644-2202 Me lora, Ohio DOWALD GENTZ Sand Creek 436-3213 110 MORENCI CEMENT CITY ACKLAND AND FINK FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR R ACKLAND CHARLES C. FINK A. DICRAN ACKLAND Morenci, Michigan FARM BUREAU INSURANCE BUILDING CONFIDENCE KELLER ' S SUPPLY THROUGH SERVICE AND SERVICE Complete Protection RANDY VAN VALKENBURG 515 East Street North Route 2 Morenci, Michigan Ph. 458-6186 Morenci, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF DR. JAMES R. BLANCHARD GARDINER ' S 5 100 STORE OPTOMETRIST 111 N. Summit Street Morenci, Michigan Morenci, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF TWINS DAIRY GRILL DR. CLYDE BRASHER 1 4 Mile West of Intersection 127-12 Cement City, Michigan Morenci, Michigan Home Cooked Foods Prop. MRS. M. V. 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