Slauson Junior High School - Exodus Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1965 volume:

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WILLARD FREY Mathematics MR. EUGENE HART Science MR. CHARLES GABRION Instrumental Music a MISS BETTIE HUNT Typing and Business Orientation DENNIS HELPPIE MRS. MILDRED HARTMAN Librarian MRS. ROSE MARIE LANE English MR. ALAN JONES, ECHO, English, Social Studies MISS ANNA JARRELL Physical Education MRS. BARBARA MAY Librarian a a =e MISS ROSE MARY MARIN aiuto Mathematics MR. PHILIP MacBRIDE History and Unified Studies MR. WILLIAM MAYS Special Education MRS, NANCY MELLING Mathematics MR, MONTGOMERY MERRYMAN English and Spanish MRS. BETTY MILLER English MR, PATRICK MONTAGANO Physical Education MR. FRED MYERS Industrial Arts MR. RICHARD NOWLAND Special Education MR. RONALD OHM Mathematics MRS. LUCIENNE OSBORN French MRS, FRANCES English and Latin PRICE MR. PARKER PENNINGTON MR, TED PALMER Speech and Conservation English and Social Studies QS | . MR. JAMES SCHEU Science MISS. BARBARA SAMMONS Physical Education IMR. RICHARD RUSSELL Industrial Arts Pemevaraturetedaternheimprimareretatatatetatate tem! MISS JEAN SEINSHEIMER Mathematics MR. JOSEPH VACHON Biology and Science MR. WILLIAM SHEPARD Special Education Selma VanEyck English and Social Studies Miss Ruth Vorce Nurse Mrs. Virginia Wesley French A Miss Ester DeFur Home Economics Mr. John Yeakel Industrial Arts Mrs. Friedelle Winans Art J. Kulibert J. Washington J. Ryan M. McLaughlin C. McFadden | D. Webb in, lslavellenn Mr. William Mays Special Education Mr. Thomas Johns Vocal Music Y NEVER CATCH ME AT WORK, CHEESE WHO'S THE JERK WITH THE CAMERA? FLEAS! MAN! WHAT A WAY TO START THE DAY OFF! oe ee % eer wr ' th Ps ee te, NANCY AMERMAN was a member of homeroom 131. She belongs to the Junior Luther League and the Luther Choir. ''Nan's favorite subjects were art and music. Dogs, kids and art are her interests. GARY _ARBOGAST entered Slauson in the eighth grade. He was vice- president of homeroom 131 and par- ticipated in tackle football. Gary was on the honor roll. His favorite sub- ject was biology while his interests are sports. CHARLENE AYOTTE became a mem- ber of homeroom 305 upon entering Slauson, ''Char's favorite subjects were typing and math. She collects records and keeps a ''Beatles scrapbook, FRANCES BANKS entered Slauson in the 9th grade and was a member of homeroom 222. Fran's favorite sub- jects were math and home economics. She is a member of the Community Center and enjoys sewing and typing. KATHI BARTH became a member of homeroom 229 in the seventh grade. Her interests are horseback-riding and parties. TERRY _BASOM was a member of homeroom 212. He participated in tackle football and after school sports. His favorite subjects were math, gym and speech. His hobbies include hunting, fishing and electric and gas powered cars. BARB BEACH entered Slauson in the 7th Grade, and became a member of homeroom 131. Her favorite subject was geography. Skating, reading, dancing and collecting records are her favorite hobbies. JANICE APOSTOLOU was treasurer of homeroom 212. She served on Exodus, Echo and the Journalism Club. She was a Hall Guide alternate and was on the honor roll. Jour- nalism, art, Exodus, Echo, civics, English and French were her favorite subjects. Her interests include danc- ing, collecting English singing groups' albums, writing and the Beach Boys. LINDA _ARBOGAST was a member of homeroom 229. She entered Slauson in the eighth grade, becoming a mem- ber of the Echo staff. She partici- pated in after school sports, was on the honor roll both years at Slauson; typing was her favorite subject. Her hobbies are swimming, collecting records, dancing and water sking. JOHN BABYCZ entered Slauson in the seventh grade. He was a member of homeroom 208. His hobbies are cars, water skiing and girls. BILL BARTH, upon entering Slauson in the seventh grade, joined the foot- ball team. He is a member of the Slot Racing Club while his interests include small gasoline engines and slot racing. Biology and shop were his favorite subjects. DENNIS BARTLETT served as an officer of homeroom 131. He was a member of the History Club and the Projection Club. He was a member of Hall Guides and was on the Talent assembly stage crew and participated in Junior Life Saving and tackle football. Coin collecting, band and sports are his hobbies while civics, physical education and band were his favorite subjects. He also was awarded an activity letter. BRENDA BAUER was a member of homeroom 131. She was on Hall Guides, Hall Moniters, Girls' Ath- letics and Co-ed volleyball. During her three years at Slauson she was on the honor roll and honorable men- tion. Her favorite subjects were home economics and civics. WAYNE BECKER became a member of homeroom 323 in the 8th grade. He participated in many sports, in- cluding tackle football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and swimming. Wayne's hobbies are coin collecting and drawing. Math, art and gym were his favorite subjects. | | LINDA BELL was secretary and captain of her homeroom 222. Lin was on the honor roll all three years and received an Activity award in the seventh and eighth grades. She was on the Girl's Athletic Council and was a member of the History Club. Civics, gym and math were her favorite subjects. Her hobbies are sewing, skating, swimming, and gymnastics. . LISA BENSON became a member of homeroom 208 in the 7th grade. She was a member of the Student Council, attended intra-mural sports, was on the ECHO staff and hall guides. Lisa was on the honor roll every year and received an Activity letter. Her hob- bies include skiing, and horseback riding. Math., French, and art were her favorite subjects. MARVIN BIRD became a member of homeroom 208 in the 7th grade. Football, basketball, track, and kick- ball are the sports that he partici- pated in and enjoyed. Bird's hobby is hiking, English, math., and conservation were his favorite sub- jects. WILLIAM BODLEY entered Slauson in the 8th grade as a member of homeroom 212. Bill's favorite subject was conservation. He participated in school sports while his hobby is cars. BETTY BONAVIA entered Slauson in the eighth grade and was a member of homeroom 208. ‘''Bet'' was on Etta- Kett and her favorite subject was typing. She enjoys all sports includ- ing swimming. BONNIE BOYCHUCK was a member of homeroom 305. She participated in Etta Kett and in intramural sports. She was on the honor roll and on the honorable mention. Her favorite subjects were art, business orienta- tion and math. Bonnie's interests are swimming, bowling, records, and piano. ROSE BREDERNITZ was in home- room 305. Her hobbies are swim- ming, water skiing, horseback riding and skating. Rose's favorite subjects were art and gym. DEBBIE BOGGESS became a member RICHARD D. BENON JR. entered Slauson in the eighth grade, and became a member of homeroom 222. Dick participated in many activities, including Junior Life Saving, Hall Monitors and played tackle football for the Giants . He received an award for Junior Life Saving. His hobbies are girls and swimming while math, biology, and gym were his favorite subjects. CINDY BIRD was a member of home- room 208. She participated in Etta Kett, all homeroom sports, volley ball and ice skating. Her grades were good throughout her three years at Slauson. BRAD BOBLITT was the 9th grade president of homeroom 222. Brad enjoyed all sports while his favorite subjects were gym and biology. During his three years at Slauson Brad was on the honor roll most of the time. of homeroom 229 in the 7th grade and served as president. Debbie also was a member of the Drama Club, Student Council, and hall guides. She received an Activity letter and was on the honor roll several times. Debbie's hobbies are drama and water skiing, while speech was her favorite subject. JACQUELYN BOOKER was a member of homerooms 131 and 208. She ser- ved on Hall Guides, History Club, and participated in homeroom sports. Jackie was on the honorable mention while her favorite subjects were home economics and gym. She enjoys sew- ing, sports, and reading mystery books. JERRY BRAUN was a member of homeroom 305. He participated in basketball and hockey. His favorite subjects were math, study hall, and gym. JANIE BROWN served as homeroom captain of 315. She participated in Echo, History Club, and the Student Council. Her favorite subjects were ‘world geography and French. Janie's interests are music, skating, and photography. She was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson. JOHN BULLARD entered Slauson as a member of homeroom 315. He played intramural sports, tackle foot- ball, and was on the Student Council. John was on the honor roll most of the time at Slauson. His favorite subjects were gym, mechanical draw- ing, and biology. He enjoys bowling, pool, and working with scale models. MIKE CAREY was a member of homeroom 322. He was active in Boys' Athletics and school sports. Charlie was also a member of the Student Council. His favorite sub- jects were civics, conservation and gym. His interests are water ski- ing, swimming, hunting, and base- ball. DARWIN _ CARR entered Slauson in the 9th grade and became a member of homeroom 315. Metal shop and wood shop were his favorite subjects while baseball and model cars are his hobbies. RANDY _CHARBENEAU was president of homeroom 323. He served on the Student Council and participated in Boys' Athletics. Randy's favorite subjects were gym, Spanish and biology while his interests are sports. He was on the honor roll. JOEL COHEN was a member of homeroom 323. He was in the stamp club, Student Council, junior life saving, junior theatre, basketball and the Boy Scouts. H e likes stamp collecting, swimming, acting and camping while his favorite subjects were math and biology. Joel was on the honor roll. JUDY COULTER was a member of homeroom 208. She served on the Magazine Club while her favorite subjects were English and gym. Judie's'' hobbies are collecting china, stuffed animals and horse- back riding. JOHN CRISPIN was the president of homeroom 305. He was vice-presi- dent of the Student Council and a member of the Student Court. He won athletic and activity letters and was on the honor roll all three years. John likes swimming, coin collecting and reading while math, gym and Latin were his favorite subjects. DONNA BUTZIN was a member of homeroom 131, She participated in the History Club, and school gym- nastics. Her favorite subjects were algebra, and gym. Don's interests are art, writing, skating, other sports, the ''Beach Boys , and boys. JOHN CARLTON became a member of homeroom 229 in the 9th grade. His hobbies are wild life, hunting, and fishing. John's favorite subject was English. CAROLYN JEAN CASTO entered Slau- son in the ninth grade and served as a member of homeroom 222. Carol enjoys swimming and ice skating while her favorite subjects were math and chorus. JOYCE COFFEY was a member of homeroom 222. She was a Library Aid, and a hall monitor. Joy's favorite subjects were art, and business orientation. She enjoys water skiing and iceskating. JEAN COOPER entered Slauson in the seventh grade and was a member of homeroom 208. NANCY _CRAIK served as secretary of homeroom 305. She participated in Hall Guides, after-school sports, and was secretary of Student Coun- cil. Her hobbies are collecting stamps and coins, swimming, ice- skating, and science clubs. She was on the honor roll throughout Slauson and enjoyed math and science. BRUCE CROUCH was president and treasure of homeroom 319. He par- ticed in the Slauson swimming team, junior lifesaving, and hall guides. He has also won some state awards for swimming. Bruce's interests are swimming, reading and art. His favorite subjects were algebra and speech. MIKE DALE was a member of home- room 315 and participated in hall guides. He has taken judo lessons at the 'Y . Birds, model airplanes and skiing are his hobbies while math and biology were his favorite subjects. Mike has also ‘been on the honorable mention. LYNN DAVIS was a member of home- room 323. She participated in the History Club, after school activities, Junior Life Saving, major and minor sports and was on the honor roll. Lynn's hobbies include swimming, diving, water skiing, after school sports and collecting records. Her favorite subjects were civics, ge- ography and math. WILLIE DAVIS entered Slauson in the 9th grade and was a member of home- room 315. He was also a member of the Ann Arbor Community Center. Willie enjoys all sports, especially football, baseball and hockey. His hobbies include eating and hunting. His favorite subjects were physical education, lunch and math. BOB DENNIS served as treasurer of his homeroom 322. ''Dennis the Menace enjoyed sports, mini bikes, and girls. His favorite subjects were math, gym, and conservation. He participated in EXODUS and ECHO. TRUDY DIETERLE was a member of homeroom 229. She was in Etta Kett, hall guides, hall monitors, History Club and participated in intramural sports. Trudy's hobbies are sports, collecting records and dancing. Her favorite subjects were typing, chorus and math. LARRY DIUBLE was a member of homeroom 323. Larry's hobbies are swimming, eating, shooting guns and all other sports. His favorite sub- jects were typing, English and gym. JENNIFER DODGE entered Slauson in 7th grade, and was a member of homeroom 319. She was secretary of her homeroom, and served on Etta- Kett and Hall Guides. She was also a Student Council representative. Jeffiner's favorite subjects were French, history and study hall. JEAN DIXON was a member of home- DIANE DANCER a member of home- room 229 participated in all after school sports and was homeroom captain in the 7th grade. Her fa- vorite subjects were math, chorus and typing. Swiming and tennis are 'Dee Dee's'' favorite hobbies. She was a member of the EXODUS staff, History Club, Etta-kett, Jr. Life Saving, and was on the Echo staff. WENDELL DAVIS became a member of homeroom 208 when he entered Slauson the second semester of 7th grade. He was a member of Concert Band. ''Poncho's interest is sports. JOE DEFORS was a member of home- room 229 during his three years at Slauson. He was an assistant coach in gym, vice-president of his home- room and served on the Party Com- mittee. He was also a member of the Outlaws , and was on the honor roll. Joe's hobbies are girl's, scuba diving, guitar and models. His fa- vorite subjects were mechanical draw- ing, gym and lunch. DAVE DESSECKER entered Slauson in the 8th grade and was a member of | homeroom 212. Dave enjoys tackle football, golf, baseball, basketball, bowling, and collecting coins. His favorite subjects were gym and civics. KEN DILL was a member of home- room 315. He was also a hall guide and a boy scout. Ken enjoys skin diving, swimming, football and short- wave radios. His favorite subjects were conservation and speech. - room 208 all her three years at Slauson. She served as a hall guide, played in after school sports and be- longed to the Chiffon's Club. Jeanie's hobbies are sewing and cooking. Her favorite subjects were gym, home economics and typing. ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY entered Slauson in 9th grade, and was a mem- ber of homeroom 319. Her favorite subjects were civics and English; she also was a member of the chorus. - Betty enjoys volleyball, baseball and skiing. JAN _EHNIS entered Slauson in 7th grade, and was a member of home- room 222. Her favorite subjects were Concert Orchestra, math, Latin, and gym. She was also a member of the Stamp Club for two years. BILL _EHRLINGER entered Slauson in 7th grade, and was a member of homeroom 319. ' Ehrl's favorite subjects were gym and study hall, while his hobbies are cars and hockey. SHARYL_ ELZAY was a member of homeroom 222. She served as a homeroom captain and was vice-presi- dent of the Girls' Athletic Council. She participated in Gymnastics Club, Synchronized Swimming, Officials Club, Exodus and all major and minor sports. Sharyl was on the honor roll and received three athletic letters. Algebra, gym, and art were her favorite subjects while her inter- ests are swimming, tumbling, read- ing, and playing the piano. ELIZABETH FAIRCLOTH entered Slauson in 9th grade, and was a member of homeroom 323. Betty enjoys reading, sewing, and ice skating. She participated in intra- mural volleyball. Her favorite sub- Jects were Spanish, math and civics. ARTHUR FOLEY entered Slauson in the 8th grade and became secretary of homeroom 212. His hobbies are magic, diving, swimming and tennis. Art served on Student Council and played in after-school sports. His favorite subjects were gym, math and typing. GEORGE FOOR entered Slauson in 7th grade and was a member of home— room 208. George enjoys all types of sports. ERIKA FOX served as President of homeroom 131. She was on Student Court and served as president of Student Council. ''Ricki'’ was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson and was on the all A honor roll a number of times. She enjoys dancing, playing records, ballet, boys, and many sports. Math, French, and gym were her favorite subjects. STEVE EHNIS was a member of homeroom 131, after entering Slauson in 7th grade. His interests are coin collecting and hockey, while his favor- ite subjects were math and gym. SUZIE ELLIOT was a member of homeroom 323, while her three years at Slauson. JULIE ESCHELBACH was a member of homeroom 229. She participated in Girls' Athletics, Etta-Kett, Hall Mon- itors, homeroom captain and after school sports. Julie was on the honor roll and received three Athletic letters. Her favorite subjects were art, gym and cooking. Her interests are skiing, dancing, horsebackriding and sewing. LYNN FLICK was a member of home- room 222, of which she was vice- president for two years. She par- ticipated in coed volleyball, and was a Hall Guide and Monitor. Lynn was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson and was a representative of Coed magazine. Her favorite subjects were algebra and study hall. BRUCE FOLSKE was a member of homeroom 315. He belonged to Hall Monitors, Concert Band, the Ann Arbor Hockey League, and Little League Baseball. Bruce's hobbies include all types of sports. His favorite subjects were shop, gym and civics. WILLIAM_A, FOSTER became a member of homeroom 212 when he entered Slauson in eighth grade. He belonged to the Sea Explorers. Basketball and football are Bill's interests. His favorite subjects were math and science. RONALD FOX was a member of homeroom 229. He participated in tackle football and a slot car racing club. Ron's interests are slot car racing, making models and electronics. Conservation, math, and civics were his favorite subjects. | ! i H | | | RICK FREDERICK served as secre- tary of homeroom 305. He was a member of Hall Guides. Rick's hobbies are playing piano and guitar, swimming and bowling. Civics and speech were his favorite subjects. CHUCK FRITTS was a member of homeroom 323. His interests are sports and swimming. ''Fritter's favorite subjects were gym, typing and math. Tackle football, basket- ball and baseball were Chuck's favor- ite activities. STEVE GARDNER entered Slauson in the seventh grade and became a mem- ber of homeroom 322. He partici- pated in tackle football. Steve's hobbies are sports and building model cars. Math and gym were his fa- vorite subjects. BETH GEEN was a member of home- room 322. She was on Hall Guides and Etta-Kett twice while at Slauson. Beth was on the honor roll all three years. Her hobbies are dancing, records, playing the piano, and boys. Her favorite subjects were biology, speech, and math. MARTHA ANN GILBEE was a mem- ber of homeroom 212. Martha's in- terests are horses and swimming. Her favorite subjects were gym and typing. ANN GOLD entered Slauson in 1964 and became a member of homeroom 322. She was a hall guide and served on Etta-Kett. Ann's hobbies are read- ing classics, art, and playing the piano. Her favorite subjects were art and Latin. DIANE GILLIAND was a member of homeroom 208 and entered Slauson in the 7th grade. ''Cookie'' enjoys boys, dancing, movies and swimming. Her favorite subjects were math, home economics, and gym. PENNY FREY was a member of homeroom 222 in the seventh and eighth grade and 229 in the ninth grade, There she served as treas- urer, homeroom captain, and repre- sentative to Girls' Athletics. She belonged to Hall Guides and Monitors, the Gymnastics Club, Jr. Lifesaving, and participated in all sports. Penny received two athletic letters. Ath- letics, ‘'Tarzan'', and joining clubs are her interests. RICHARD GANZHORN was a member of homeroom 323. He participated in Concert Band. Richard was often been on the honor roll. Fishing, football, and other sports are his in- terests. His favorite subjects were Concert Band and French. STEVE GATES served as president of homeroom 131. He was a member of Hall Guides, Boys' Athletics and participated in tackle football. ''Reno ’ enjoys water-sking, football and hockey. Gym and civics were his favorite subjects. JOAN GEDDES was a member of homeroom 322. Joan was in the 4-H club, also participated in orchestra, and the solo and ensemble festival. She came to all after-school sports. Joni was on the honor roll each year at Slauson. She enjoys folk music, animals, and playing the violin. Her favorite subjects were geography and orchestra. LEON GILBEE was a member of homeroom 131. His hobby is swim- ming. His favorite subjects while at Slauson were English and chorus. SUSAN GOULD was a member of homeroom 131.: While at Slauson, she served on Hall Guides, Etta-Kett, and was a member of the 8th grade History Club. She was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson. Sue's hobbies are sewing, playing the guitar, and listening to records made by British groups. Her favorite sub- jects were speech, civics, and home economics. CATHY GINGLES entered Slauson in the seventh grade and became a mem- ber of homeroom 319. Cathy par- ticipated in Student Council and Life- saving. She enjoys watersking, dancing, and goofing around. Speech, civics and algebra were her favorite subjects. BRUCE GRAY was a member of homeroom 131, He played tackle football in the seventh grade. His hobbies are hockey and coin collect- ing. Algebra and gym were his favorite subjects. SANDY _HAIBEL entered Slauson in the seventh grade and was a member of homeroom 319. MARY_ANN HALL was captain of homeroom 208. ''Pepper' served on the History Club, Girls' Athletics and the Central Homeroom committee. She participated in all major and minor sports. Her hobbies are sports and vacationing, while her favorite subjects were Latin, history and unified studies. LARRY HARBISON became a member of homeroom 131, when he entered Slauson in the 7th grade. He was secretary of his homeroom and ser- ved on the Stamp Club and Projection Club; he also participated in tackle football. Larry acted in the Ann Arbor Civic Theater production of Gypsy''. His hobbies are stamps, sports, and water skiing, while gym, Latin, band and geography were his favorite subjects. PENNY HARRIS was a member of homeroom 131. ''Pen'' served on 8th grade History Club and Etta Kett. She collects records, swims, likes boys and the Beach Boys . Sewing and art were her favorite subjects. SUE HELFRICH was a member of homeroom 315. She participated in Hall Guides, the Exodus staff, Etta- Kett, the Echo staff, and the Journal- ism Club. ''Putts' was on the honor roll in the seventh grade and enjoyed art, typing, and journalism. Her hobbies are water skiing, parties, dancing, collecting records, and Har- ley Rider, SHARON HENRY was Etta Kett, Hall Monitors, and Girls' Athletics repre- sentative of homeroom 212. She was interested in music while her favorite subjects were band and chorus. MIKE GRAY was a member of home- room 322 during his three years at Slauson. He is interested in all types of animals. His favorite subject while at Slauson was civics. JOYCE HALL was a member of homeroom 315. Ann belonged to the Supreme Club. She enjoys singing. CHRIS HANSEN was a member of homeroom 322, where she served as president. She was also on Hall Monitors, Student Council, Etta Kett and Echo. Chris was on the Honor Roll all three years. Her hobbies are boys and collecting albums. Civics and math were her favorite subjects. JOHN HARDESTY was a member of homeroom 131, after entering Slauson in 9th grade. He was interested in football and received a letter in it, His favorite subject was gym. PHIL HAVICE entered Slauson in 8th grade and became a member of home- room 323, While at Slauson he was on Honorable Mention. Phil's hobbies are coin collecting, pets, fishing and drawing. His favorite subjects were math, art, gym and Spanish. RALPH HELLNER was a member of homeroom 322. He represented his homeroom on the Boys' Athletics Council, and played on the middle weight football team. Ralph's hobbies are baseball and football, while his favorite subjects were gym and biology. PAT _HERGOTT was a member of homeroom 229. He was homeroom president, a Boy Scout and a mem- ber of the Portage Lake Swim Club. His hobbies are basketball, football, hockey and girls; while gym, study hall, math and lunch were his favor- ite subjects. i | i f H i [ a JANE HINERMAN became a member of homeroom 131 when she entered Slauson in the seventh grade. She served on the Student Council, Echo staff, Girls' Athletics, and worked in the library. Janie's hobbies are horseback riding, and skating. Her favorite subjects were Latin, and Concert Band. PETE HIRTH was a member of homeroom 222; participated in tackle football in the seventh grade, and played after-school soccer in the ninth grade. He was also on the honor roll in both eighth and ninth grade. Pete's hobbies are football, baseball, hunting and camping. While at Slauson math, conservation, and gym were his favorite subjects. DIANA HOLDEN was a member of homeroom 208. She was treasurer of the Silver Spurs 4H club. Diana's interests are horseback riding, swim- ming, skiing, ice-skating, and playing the guitar, while her favorite subjects were English and gym. THERESA HOLZAPFEL served as secretary of homeroom 315. She was on the Echo staff, and participated in the ninth grade History Club. Theresa was on the honor roll most of the time at Slauson. Some of her hobbies include swimming and skating, while her favorite subjects were civics, home economics, geography, and gym. LISE_ HOSENEY became a member of homeroom 208 upon entering Slauson in the seventh grade. She enjoys drawing, swimming, listening to records and Dave Alexander. She participated in Hall Guides, Echo staff and afterschool sports while her favorite subjects were journalism and art. PAULA HOUSER was a member of homeroom 305. She participated in Hall Guides, eighth grade chorus, and eighth and ninth grade history club. Paula was on the honor roll all the time while at Slauson and got all A's one marking period. Her hobbies are sewing, reading, and horseback riding. Her favorite subjects were algebra, biology, and civics. RUSSELL HOWARD was a member of homeroom 319. ‘ 'Skippy'' belongs to the Y.M.C.A., Boy Scouts, and the Ann Arbor Community Center. He participated in all school sports. Skippy's hobbies are model cars, ice skating, and swimming. His favorite subjects were math, gym, and shop. PEGGY HICKONBOTTOM entered Slauson in the eighth grade, and became a member of homeroom 212. She enjoyed playing the piano and art, while her favorite subjects were typing, business orientation, and art. BILL HOFFMAN was a member of homero om 323 where he served as president. ‘''Willy'' was a Boys' Ath- letics representative and a hall monitor. He participated in tackle football, intermurals and received an Athletic letter. Bill's intrests are sports and girls. His favorite sub- jects were gym, typing and math. TIM HOLTFRETER was secretary of homeroom 222. He also served on the noon hour movie group, projection club, and belonged to the Exodus staff. Tim was on the honor roll almost all the time he was at Slauson. His in- terests include pets, hunting, camp- ing, stamps, ice hockey, and chess. Math, Spanish, gym, and band were Tim's favorite subjects. DIANA HOPPER was a member of homeroom 222 and participated in Hall Guides and the Student Council. She was on the honor roll in the 8th and 9th grades. Her hobbies include rec- ords and painting. While at Slauson Diana's favorite subjects were typing, sewing, and English. BRAD HOUGHTALIN was a member of homeroom 229, he belonged to the YMCA and was an assistant gym coach there. Brad liked all sports, especially golf and basketball. He won a letter in the eighth grade and was on the all-star basketball team. Brad's favorite subjects were lunch and gym. PAMELA HOWARD was president of homeroom 212 and served on Girls' Athletics. ''Pam'' was also in the Chiffons Club (Ann Arbor Community Center). Her interests are sewing, cooking, skating, and dancing. Pamela's favorite subjects were lunch, gym and home economics. PEGGY HOYT entered Slauson in the 8th grade and become a menber of homeroom 229. She played all inter- mural sports, was president, vice- president and secretary of her home- room and was on the honor roll. She was a member of the Journalism Club second semester. Her interests are writing, drama, swimming, rec- ords and sports. ‘''Pegs favorite subjects were speech, typing, and French. VICKI_ HUGHES entered Slauson in the eighth grade and became a member of homeroom 222, She was a member of the Exodus staff and played in all afterschool sports. Vicki enjoys swimming and horseback riding while her favorite subjects were English and gym. SCOTT HUME was a member of homeroom 305 where he was vice- president twice. ‘''Scoot'' participated on the Hockey League. His interests are sports and girls while his fa- vorite subjects were math, civics and gym. JANET JAGIT SCH was treasurer and secretary of homeroom 319 and was an active member of civil air patrol. J. J's interestes are horsebackrid- ing, skiing, flying and swimming. While at Slauson her favorite subjects were journalism, Latin and civics. LEWIS _JOLL spent three years in homeroom 305. ‘''Louie'' enjoys car models and radio. His favorite sub- jects were math and study hall. GEORGE JORDON was a member of homeroom 322. He played on the heavyweight team and on the basket- ball team, ‘''Gorgeous'' likes to play football and baseball. His favorite subjects were gym, math and con- servation, NANCY JUVINALL was a member of homeroom 323. Her interests are ballet, dancing, horseback riding and sports. She was on Etta Kett, Student Council, ninth grade chorus and took ballet lessons. She was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson. Her favorite subjects were English and speech. NANCY KELLY was a member of homeroom 229 in 7th and 8th grade, and of homeroom 222 in 9th grade. She was vice president of her home- room, a member of Girls' Athletics, a member of 9th grade mixed chorus in the first semester and also a member of the Exodus staff. ‘''Kel collects match books and records and enjoys boys. Her favorite subjects were Exodus and typing. JAMES KALMBACH became a mem- LARRY HULCHER served as president and vice-president of homeroom 208. He also participated in intramural sports, and was a member of the pro- jection club. Larry's interests are model car racing, and flying gas powered airplanes. His favorite sub- jects were shop, civics and art. JOHN HUSTON was vice-president of homeroom 319. ‘''Huey participated in Boys' Athletics, tackel football and after-school sports. His interests are swimming, basketball, girls, cars and motorcycles. His favorite sub- jects were art and English. PAT JENNINGS became a member of homeroom 305 in the 9th grade. She played in intramural sports, and was on the honor role. Her interests were swimming, skating, piano, and collect- ing music, while her favorite subjects were typing and civics. JIM_JONES was a member of home- room 208. ' Ringo's' interests are girls and cars. His favorite subject was gym. 2 SS MO DAN JOYCE entered Slauson in the ninth grade and became a member of homeroom 323. His favorite subject was conservation. ber of homeroom 222 when he en- tered Slauson in the seventh grade. He represented his homeroom on Student Council, he also was a mem- ber of the YMCA. He participated in life saving, tackle football and all intermual sports. Some of his hobbies include swimming, judo, coin collecting, sking and scuba diving. He was on the Honor Roll four times while at Slauson. BRAD KEEBLER entered Slauson in the seventh grade and became a mem- ber of homeroom 212. He partici- pated in all sports, and enjoys cars. World Geography was his favorite sub- ject. ALLEN KENNEDY entered Slauson in 1963 and became a member of home- room 319. He enjoyed all school sports and won many trophies. Frog likes to collect horse pictures and art. His favorite subjects were math, gym and shop. CARL KIKUCHI served as home- room president of homeroom 131. He was on Hall Guides, Student Council, Stamp Club and History Club. 'Kooch was on the Honor roll all through Slauson. Math, Band, French and gym were his favorite subjects. LAURIE KIMBALL entered Slauson in the 9th grade after living in Germany for three years. She was a member of homeroom 305. Some of her hob- bies are collecting records, horse- back riding, and traveling. EXODUS, typing, and English were her favorite subjects. DON KOEBLE was a member of homeroom 319. His interests are sports, coin collecting, stamp collect- ing and golf. ‘''Keeb participated in the Stamp Club, all after-school sports, tackle football and was a hall guide. He was on honorable mention twice. THOMAS KOONS entered Slauson in the 9th grade and became a member of homeroom 323. His favorite activities are skiing, swimming, rifle club, girls and collecting model cars. Tom's favorite subjects were civics, math, shop and gym. BRYCE KRANZTHOR was president of homeroom 319 and served on Stu- dent Council. His favorite activities were History Club and Echo staff. Bryce's favorite subjects were al- gebra and jouralism. He had almost all A's during the year. DOROTHY KUHN served on Student Court and as president of homeroom 208. She belonged to the History Club and worked on the Echo and Exodus. ''Dorth participated in all major sports and was a homeroom captain. She was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson. Dancing, art, boys, and parties are her main interests. Her favorite subjects were math, journalism, art, and Exodus. PETE KENTES was vice-president of homeroom 222. He was a member of the Stamp Club, in the 9th grade speech play, on the Boy's Athletics committee, and was editor of the Exodus. ‘''Fuzzy's'' hobbies are stamp and coin collecting, all sports and especially wrestling. He par- ticipated in all after-school sports, earned two activity letters and main- tained a B' average. Physical ed- ucation, chorus and speech were his favorite subjects. KAROL KUEHN was a member of homeroom 315. She enjoys going to movies and reading James Bond books. Karol served on the Echo staff, 8th and 9th grade History Club, Hall Guides and Etta-Kett Club. She was on the honor roll while her favorite subjects were English, history and speech. ALLEN KIVI was a member of home- room 131. He enjoys swimming, camping and hunting while his favorite subjects were gym, civics and wood shop. DOUG KOLLEWEHR played in the concert band for two years. He ser- ved as hall guide, Boys' Atheletic representative and was also on honor mention. His interests were hockey, basketball, wrestling, football and hunting. His favorite subjects are math, lunch and geography, LESLIE KRAKER served as secretary of homeroom 315 and was a member of Student Council. Her interests are collecting stuffed animals, collecting statues, all sports, boys and dancing. She participated in Ann Arbor Anns Track Club and ballet. Leslie was on the honor roll and honorable men- tion and served on Etta-Kett Club, Hall Guides, and was a hall monitor. KATHIE KROLL entered Slauson in the 7th grade, and was a member of homeroom 323, She served on Etta Kett, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, and Exodus. ''Kath's'' interests are skating, going uptown, going to parties, dancing, and boys. Her fa- vorite subjects were math, typing, and Exodus. She was on the honor roll all three years. MIKE LaCHAPELLE was president and vice-president of homeroom 222. His interests are model cars, coins and sports. ''Lach's favorite sub- jects were gym and math. MIKE _ LAMIRAND became a member of homeroom 323, after entering Slauson in the seventh grade. JOEL LEACH was president, vice- president, and treasurer of homeroom 222. He served on Student Court for two years. His hobby is sports, while his favorite subjects were lunch and gym. TOM_LEE was a member of home- room 208, entering Slauson in the 8th grade. He participated in the Ann Arbor Swim Club and American Relay League. Tom was on the honorable mention three times and the honor roll twice. His interests are amateur radio and swimming. His favorite subjects were biology, gym, math, and orchestra. PHILIP LOTTS entered Slauson in the 7th grade and became a member of homeroom 212. He participated in all intramurals and was on the All Star Basketball Team. His interests are basketball, football and girls, while his favorite subjects were gym and study hall. NANCY _ LOY came to Slauson in the 7th grade and became a member of homeroom 305. She was in the 8th grade chorus and participated in intra- murals. Her interests are listening to the radio and records. Nancy's favorite subjects were home economics and typing. EDWARD _ LUM was a member of homeroom 208. He came to Slauson in the 7th grade, His favorite sub- jects were typing, Spanish, conser- vation and gym. LINDA MAPLE was vice-president of her homeroom 315. She served on Student Council, Girls' Athletics, ninth grade history club and the Echo staff. Linda's interests are skiing, swim- ming and horseback riding, while her favorite subjects were speech and Eng- lish. DAVE LaMOREAUX was a member of homeroom 323, He was interested in slot racing, model airplane build- ing, ice skating and archery. He participated in intermural sports and is a member of the Boy Scouts. Dave's favorite subjects were speech, algebra and conservation. DON _ LE BRASSE was a member of homeroom 208. During his three years at Slauson he was on the honor roll six times and the honorable men- tion twice. He was in Boys' Athlet- ics, Projection Club and participated in all intramurals. His hobbies are stamp collecting, model car racing, skating, hockey and golf. Don's fa- vorite subjects were mechanical draw- ing and algebra. SUSAN _LEMBLE was a member of homeroom 323, was on Girls' Ath- letic Council, 8th grade chorus, Echo, Etta Kett Club, Hall Guides, a vol- unteer at St. Josephs hospital and participated in all intramurals. Sue's interests are horseback riding, rec- ords, dancing and boys. Home ec- onomics, typing and English were her favorite subjects. JANE LOUP entered Slauson in the 7th grade and was secretary of home- room 323. She was a member of the History Club, Echo, Hall Guides and was the secretary of Girls' Athletic Council. Also she was in Syncronized Swimming and the 50 mile swim. She won an athletic letter and was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson. Her interests are art and painting and her favorite subjects are sports, art and gym. JOYCE LUCKHARDT was a member of homeroom 305. She was on the honor roll in 7th grade. Her in- terests are watching tv. and records. Civics and typing were her favorite subjects. PAULA MADISON was president, secretary, and treasure of homeroom 315. She served on Etta Kett, Hall Guides, Exodus, and was a home- room captain. Paula participated in Coed Volleyball and played all after- school sports. Her hobbies are skating, dancing, parties, boys, and going up town. Her favorite subjects were speech, typing and Exodus. RICK MARR served as vice-president of homeroom 229. His interests are sports and racing model cars. He participated in the Ann Arbor Hockey League. ''Louie's favorite subjects were world geography and gym. a ny rn ——— — we SS a ees ee MARY MARTIN served on the Echo staff, and Girls' Athletics. She was a member of homeroom 322, ‘''Mar's'! interests are skiing, skating and track. Her favorite subject was journalism. JUDY McCALLA was a member of a 4-H club, alternate of Student Coun- cil representative in the seventh grade, Hall Moniter, Exodus Staff, intramurals and orchestra while in her homeroom 319. Her interests are showing livestock, riding horses, skating and sports. She was on the honor roll through out Slauson. KATY MC COY was president, sec- retary, treasurer, athletic captain, student council and party committee representative from homeroom 305. She was also in the eighth grade speech play and on the Exodus staff, K.T. participated in all major and minor sports including mixed volley- ball. She was on honorable mention in seventh and eighth grade and ninth grade honor roll. Katy's interests are painting, dancing, parties, the Beach Boys, and boys. Her favorite sub- jects were civics, geography, Exodus, and history. TOM McKENZIE participated in all major and minor sports, was a mem- ber of the Ann Arbor Rifle Club, and was vice-president of his homeroom 229. His interests are all kinds of sports, and model motoring. His favorite subjects were speech, or- chestra, and gym. In the seventh and eighth grades, he received first ratings in music. JIM MEUNIER served on Student Council in seventh grade, participated in seventh and eighth grade football and also was president and vice- president of homeroom 315. 'Mini'' enjoys camping, hunting and sports. His favorite subjects were algebra and conservation. MICHAEL MILLIKEN was a member of homeroom 222. Math, music and typing were his favorite subjects. Mike likes collecting records, stamps and coins. He likes to play basket- ball. GARY MOORE served as president and treasurer of homeroom 229. Gary was on Boys' Atheltics and was an assistant gym coach. He enjoys water sking, snow sking, pole valut- ing, sports of all kinds and girls. His favorite subjects were lunch, homeroom and gym. SHARON MAYFIELD was a member of homeroom 212. She served on Hall Guides, Central Homeroom Committee, Etta Kett, Student Council and Exodus. Sharon was secretary of the Student Council while in the eight grade, and was secretary of the Etta Kett Club. She participated in all intermurals, and was homeroom captain for hockey and volleyball. She was on the honor roll and also recieved an activity letter. STEVE MC CLEERY was a member of the chess club, slot car race club and homeroom 222 basket-ball team. Twink's interests are racing slot cars, playing football, basketball and baseball. His favorite subjects were world geography, gym and math. KATHY MC. KENZIE served three years as a hall guide and home room captain in seventh grade. ‘''Kat's interests are horse riding, dancing, goofing around and boys. Her favorite subjects are civics, typing, and Spanish. JIM MICHAELIS entered Slauson in the eighth grade and became a mem- ber of homeroom 212. Jim participated in Hall Guides, Tackle football and the YMCA. His hobbies are basketball, swimming, girls, cars and waterskiing. Gym and math were his favorite sub- jects. INGRID MICHOT spent three years in homeroom 229. She was a member of the orchestra. Ingrid's interest are swimming, ice skating and sew- ing. Latin was her favorite subject. ROBERT MOLLISON entered Slauson in the eighth grade and became a member of homeroom 305. Bob par- ticipated in after-school sports. His hobbies are football, basketball and hockey. Conservation and gym were his favorite subjects. JOHN MONTGOMERY was a member of of homeroom 305. ‘''Monk partici- pated in all after-school sports. His hobbies are all sports while his favorite subjects were English and gym. DEBBY MORGAN entered Slauson in the eighth grade and became a mem- ber of homeroom 322. Bralezkami's interests are dancing, and records. Math and gym were her favorite sub- jects. PAT MORTON was a member of homeroom 315. She served on Hall Monitors and the Ninth Grade History Club. Pat was on the honor roll in the seventh and eighth grades. Skat- ing, swimming and gymnastics are her hobbies while gym, biology, French, and English were her favorite subjects. ANNE O'BRIEN served as secretary of homeroom 229 twice during her three years at Slauson. She was a member of Etta Kett, Hall Guides, History Club, Echo, orchestra and Athletic Council. Anne was on the honor roll and received an athletic letter. Her interests include writ- ing and sports, while her favorite subjects were English and gym. GARY _ OLSEN entered Slauson in the seventh grade and became a member of homeroom 212. His interests are sport activities, stamps, coins, sci- ence, automoblies and girls. Olif's favorite subjects were algebra, gym, and civics. He was secretary of his homeroom all three years and he was manager of the ''Rams' heavyweight team. He was also on the honorable mention honor roll. MARVA_ PANNELL was a member of homeroom 131. Her favorite subject was math, while her interest is writ- ing fiction stories. MARY _ BETH PARDON was a member of homeroom 323, She participated in the History Club and after school games. Geography, civics, math and typing were her favorite subjects. She enjoyed waterskiing, skating, and swimming. She was also on the honorable mention and honor roll. AUSTE PECIURA was a member of homeroom 212. Her favorite subjects were English and art. DENNIS MORGAN was a member of homeroom 305, where he served as president and vice president. ''Mor- goose participated in Hall Guides, Boys' Atheletics, NRA Shooting Club, Heavyweight Football Team and all after-school sports. His hobbies are baseball, guns, model cars, and collecting rocks while civics, math and gym were his favorite subjects. ISAICH MUNSON was a member of homeroom 305. ‘''Ike's' hobbies are basketball, football, hockey and baseball. His favorite subjects were woodshop and gym. FRED OLSEN was president and vice- president of his homeroom 319. He was in Boy Scouts and was a hall guide. He enjoys racing, ''H.O. cars, swimming, and watersking. Conservation, gym and math were his favorite subjects. He was on the honor roll in the ninth grade. BOB OTTMAR was a member of homeroom 305. His hobby is cars. MARK PARDON became a member of homeroom 212 after entering Slauson in the seventh grade. He enjoyed baseball and golf. His favorite sub- jects were gym, conservation, and world geography. He particapted in most after-school sports. He was on the honorable mention and the honor roll. LYNDON _B. JOHNSON was a member of homeroom 400. While at Slauson L. B. J. was elected president; he participated in all sports, Student Court, Student Council, Hall Guides, and Future Leader Club. ‘'Johnny ’ was on the all A honor roll all dur- ing his 3 years at Slauson, besides being voted ''most likely to succeed. RONALD PAINE became a member of homeroom 315 upon entering Slauson in the seventh grade. ''Pain's inter- ests are football, soccer, baseball and swimming. Math, gym, and shop were his favorite subjects. He par- ticipated in intramural sports and the Ann Arbor Community Center. a 7 ee a KETH PEDEN served twice as presi- dent of his homeroom, 131. He was a Student Council representative three times. His interests are sports, while his favorite subjects were civics and English. He particapted in tackle football and was in County Government Day. He also was on the honor roll. TERRI PIERS, a member of home- room 319, served on Etta-Kett, Hall Guides, Student Council, Exodus, 8th grade History club, 7th grade French club, and the party committee. She was also her homeroom's athletic captain. She participated in after- school sports, Junior Life Saving, and after-school gymnastics. ''Tay's hobbies are swimming, water skiing, giving parties, ballet, boys, and the Beach Boys. Her favorite subjects were English and Exodus, BONNIE PRIESKORN served as presi- dent, vice-president and homeroom captain of 319. She participated in gymnastics, Hall Monitors and after- school sports. Bonnie was on the honor roll. She is interested in swimming and gymnastics. Her fa- vorite subjects were English and algebra. PETER QUIROZ entered Slauson in the 7th grade and joined homeroom 323. He served as vice-president for his homeroom and played tackle foot- ball and all intermural sports. Pete is interested in sports and girls. Math and typing were his favorite subjects. PAMELA RAYMOND was a member of homeroom 322. She was president of Girls' Athletics Council, treasurer of Student Council and participated in the History Club and intermural sports Pam was on the honor roll every time and she received an Athletic Letter and a Junior Lifesaving card. Her intrests are horseback riding, art and reading, while her favorite subjects were art, biology and math. PAM RIDENOUR was a member of homeroom 322 where she served as treasurer and vice-president. She participated in Hall Guides, Central Homeroom, Concert band, Concert Orchestra, Etta-Kett and M.Y.F. Pam received an Activity letter and was on the honor roll. Her intrest's are skating and dancing. French and civics were her favorite subjects. ELESA ROSASCO was a member of homeroom 323. She participated in Etta Kett, Hall Monitors, and Student Court. Her hobbies are Ballet, being a demonstrator at the Sylvia Studio of Dance and dancing with the Civic Ballet. While at Slauson, Elesa was on the honor roll. MIKE PHILLIPS was a member of homeroom 323, He participated in tackle football and was a member of the Exodus staff. While at Slauson, Mike was on the honor roll and honorable mention. Art work and all sports are his interests, while algebra, typing and art were his favorite subjects. GAIL _PILBEAM was treasurer of homeroom 222. She participated in intermural sports and served on Hall Monitors. Her favorite sub- jects were speech, Exodus and math. Gail's intrests are water skiing, records, parties and boys. RUSS_PROCASSINI was a member of homeroom 319 where he served as vice-president and secretary. He served on Student Council and the Echo staff. Russ was a member of the musical group ''The Outlaws. His intrests are girls, golf and pool. Russ's favorite classes were speech and journalism. CHUCK RAAB served as president . and vice-president for his homeroom, 322. Chuck participated in Student Council and Central Homeroom Com- mittee. He was on the honor roll almost all of the time. Chuck is in- terested in all sports especially base- ball and basketball. Algebra and civics were his favorite subjects. JEFF REWOLDT was a member of homeroom 322. He was on the honor roll everytime. Jeff's favorite sub- jects were algebra, biology and Spanish. SUE RIPATTI participated in intra- mural sports for homeroom 323. She was on the honor roll most of the time. Her hobbies are music and reading. Art and French were her favorite subjects. RALPH ROOT was vice-president of homeroom 315. He participated in Boys' Athletics, president of his 8th . grade Social Studies Class, and the Ann Arbor Amatuer Hockey Associa- tion. 'Toot's interests are fishing, swimming and track. His favorite subjects were gym, world geography and English. ANN_ROTH was vice-president of homeroom 222. She participated in Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Office Runner, Party Committes, all after school games, vice-president of the Student Council, and Jr. Life-saving. While in the ninth grade, Ann won lst place in Goodyears sewing contest. She was also on the honor roll. ERIC _RUSTIN was a member of home- room 322. He participated in the Sci- ence Club and in the Junior Historians in 8th grade. Eric enjoyed football and swimming and also appeared on the honorable mention list several times. His hobbies are Arora racing and camping. World geography and biology were his favorite subjects. LARRY SAUTER served as vice- president and treasurer of homeroom 323. He particpated in Boys' Ath- letics, and the stamp club. His in- terests are stamps and sports. Larry was on the honorable mention all through Slauson. His favorite sub- jects were concert band, gym and french. ELKE SCHENK was a member of homeroom 319. She was a member of Etta Kett, Wather League and concert orchestra. Elkes interests are swimming and ice skating. Her favorite subjects were math and French, MARTHA SCHERDT was a member of homeroom 305. She served on Hall Guides and as secretary of Etta Kett Club. She also participated in inter- murals. Martha was on the honor roll all three years, and received all A's' in 7th grade. Her favorite subjects were algebra and civics. She also enjoys reading, knitting and sewing. ROBERT SCHMID was a member of homeroom 322. He served on central homeroom committee, and Hall Mon- itors. Bob's favorite subjects were math and English. His hobbies are skating, water skiing and swimming. JIM_SCHNEIDER entered Slauson in the 8th grade and became a member of homeroom 131. He participated in soccer, basketball and tackle football. Stamp and coin collecting are Jim's hobbies. His favorite subjects were world geography and gym. JEROME RUSH went out for after- school sports while in homeroom 322. He was a member of the heavyweight championship football team. Speedy was a member of the Y.M.C.A. He liked swimming, wrestling, football, baseball, and received ribbons during field day. Jerome's hobbies are model cars and girls. His favorite subjects were gym, business orientation and metal shop. JERRY SAALFELD was a member of homeroom 131. He was a member of Boys' Athletics. He received swim- ming awards and was on the Honor Roll several times. His hobbies are swimming and music, His favorite subjects were gym, concert band, and world geography. RICHARD SCHAADT was secretary of homeroom 322. He was a member of the Stamp Club and was on the Honor Roll all through his three years at Slauson. Stamp and coin collecting, fishing and hunting are his hobbies. Among his favorite subjects were mechanical drawing, civics, algebra, and concert band. DONALD SCHERDT was a member of homeroom 212. He served as Student Council representative and as presi- dent of his homeroom. Don played on a tackle football team and partici- pated in other after-school sports. Don's hobbies are sports and model road racing cars. His favorite sub- jects are gym, civics and speech. VICKIE SCHLEYER served as treas- urer and secretary of homeroom 131. She was on Etta Kett Club, synchro- nized swimming, Exodus and ninth grade homeroom committee. Vic enjoys swimming, skating, talking, sports and listening to the Beach Boys. Her favorite subjects were civics, typing, and Exodus. DAN SCHMIDT was a member of homeroom 229. He participated in tackle football in 7th grade, softball and basketball. His favorite subjects were conservation, study hall and gym. SUE SCHONBERGER served as presi- dent and treasurer of homeroom 323. She also served on Hall Guides, Hall Monitors and Girls' Athletic Council. She participated in Sycronized Swim- ming, 50 mile swim, all intermurals and was a cheerleader in 7th grade. She received two athletic letters, one activity letter and was on the honor roll two years. Outside of school she participates in M.Y.F. and all sports. ae ae RS DAN _SCHROEN was a member of homeroom 319. His favorite sub- jects were math and shop. His hob- bies are golf, cars, and small gas engines. CAROLYN SCOTT was a member of homeroom 315. She was an Etta Kett Club alternate and a library assistant. Carolyn is a member of the Supreme Club at the Community Center and she enjoys playing the piano, dancing, and boys. Her favor- ite subjects were math, English and home economics. ROYCE SEEGER was a member of homeroom 212. His hobbies are pool, hunting, camping and running a boat. Roys'' favorite subjects were gym, conservation, and math. FRAN SEYMOUR was a member of homeroom 208. She participated in the 8th grade History club, Hall Guides, central homeroom committee, Etta Kett, Echo and Exodus. She took part in almost all sports. Her hob- bies are snow skiing, skating, swim- ming and danc ing. Speech, Exodus, and art were Fran's favorite subjects. JENNY SHIPLEY served as secretary of homeroom 322. She particpated in after-school sports, the chorus, hall monitors and Exodus. Her interests are listening to the radio. Jen's main hobby is Craig. Her favorite subjects were civics, art and Eng- lish. TOM SKJIE was a member of home- room 315, during his three years at Slauson. Tom enjoys working on leather. His favorite subjects were lunch and math. He was also a mem- ber of the ninth grade mixed chorus. LINDA SMITH entered Slauson in the 8th and became a member of home- room 323. She participated in jour- nalism and was a member of the Ex- odus staff. Linda's hobbies are danc- ing, listening to records, skating and going uptown. Her favorite subjects were English, math, civics, Spanish and Exodus. SUE SCHUON served as secretary of homeroom 212 in the 7th grade. Sue's favorite subject was Spanish. DOUG SCOTT was a member of homeroom 229. His favorite subjects were math, orchestra, and conserva- tion. ''Scott's'’ hobbies are collecting rocks and foreign coins. He was a member of the Btigade Boys. MIKE SEKAROS was a member of homeroom 319 and served on Exodus staff and Student Council. He par- ticipated in all sports and played tackle football. He was on the honor roll two times while in Slauson. His hobbies are racing model cars, and skiing. DOREN SHAW entered Slauson in the 7th grade and became a member of homeroom 229. She served on Etta Kett, Hall Monitors, Exodus and was an office runner. She enjoys swim- ming, skating and dancing. Her fa- vorite subjects were speech, gym and Exodus. BEN SEIG was a member of home- room 131. He was a Hall Monitor and a member of the projection club and stage crew. His hobbies are model cars while his favorite subjects were biology and civics. PHIL SLEET entered Slauson in the 8th grade and became a member of homeroom 208. His favorite subjects were lunch and English. Phil's in- trests are cars, motorcycles and girls. SHELIA SMITH served on the central homeroom committee for homeroom 208. She participated in Hall Guides, -Etta Kett, Student Counicl alternate, Co-ed Vollyball, and championship hockey. ''She's'' interests are skating, dancing, collecting foot loops and Eddie. Her favorite subjects were typing, speech, gym and home eco- nomics. Shelia also earned an ath- letic letter. STEVE SMITH was Boys! Athletics representative, a vice-president of homeroom 305 and served on Exodus. He participated in seventh and ninth grade football. Smitty's hobbies are bowling, basketball and golf. His favorite subjects were gym, math and conservation. MARY SORTOR was a member of homeroom 315. She was on Etta Kett and was a member of the Con- cert Orchestra. Mary was on the honor roll and honorable mention during her three years at Slauson. Ice skating, swimming and boys are her interests, while geography was her favorite subject. MIKE STAEBLER was a member of homeroom 322. He was a member of the Y.M.C.A.. Mike's hobbies are billards, horseback riding, girls, and eating. His favorite subjects were lunch and study hall. ALAN STANLEY was a member of homeroom 208. Al was on the honor roll in the 8th grade. He teaches and plays guitar. Al enjoys music and art, while his favorite subjects were math, band, and chorus. JERRY STEINKE served on Boys' Athletics and was elected treasurer of Slauson for the 9th grade 2nd semes- ter. He was also president of home- room 212. 'Jay-bird' enjoys all sports, while his favorite subjects were gym and civis. CAROL STUCKY entered Slauson in the 8th grade as a member of home- room 229. Her interests are music, sports, water skiing, swimming, sew- ing, tobaggoning, skating and snow skiing. Carol participated in band, chours, Etta-Kett, inter-muarals and the Pioneer Girls Club. Band, math and civics were her favorite subjects. ANJEL SUSLU entered Slauson in the beginning of 9th grade as a member of homeroom 319. Her interests are horses, and collecting animal cards. Anjel participated in after school sports. Algebra, and art were her favorite subjects. Exodus. CONNIE SNOW was from homeroom 322. She served on Hall Monitors, Central Homeroom Committe, Hall Guides, and was a editor of the Ex- odus staff. She participated in after school sports. While at Slauson her favorite subjects were math, English, typing and Exodus. Her main in- terests are sewing, records and bowling. SANDY SPEARS entered Slauson in the seventh grade and was a member of homeroom 322. She was captain of her homeroom, was on Etta Kett, Student Council representative and She was on the honorable mention in the seventh grade, Typing and Exodus were her favorite subjects. She participated in after-school sports and the ''Y ' dances. JIM _STAMADIANOS was a member of homeroom 319. He was on the Honor Roll in the 9th grade. Stobby ' played in after-school sports and is a member of the Boy Scouts. His hob- bies are sports and coin collecting, while his favorite subjects were math, conservation, and gym. PERRY STEINHOFF was a Student Council alternate, vice-president and treasurer of homeroom 322. Perry has been on the Honor Roll in the 7th, th, 9th grades. His hobbies are model cars, baseball, pool, and hockey, while his favorite subjects were algebra, band, and mechanical drawing. CAROL STRATOS was a member of homeroom 208. Carol's hobbies are swimming, dancing, and boys. NELSON TAYLOR served as president and vice-president of homeroom 305. Nelly'' participated in hocky and foot- ball. His favorite subjects are civics, math and gym. Nelson also earnd an athletic letter. EVY TAN was a member of home- room 131. Evy played in after-school games, while her favorite subjects were civis, Spanish, and gym. Her hobbies are swimming, tennis, and reading. OS ET TI EE a PATTI _TENNEBOE entered Slauson in the 9th grade and became a member of homeroom 319. She participated in Concert Band for half a year. She also was on honorable mention. Tenny's' favorite subjects were art, math, and French, while her interests are skating, art, boys and collecting records. JUDY TORDOFF was a member of homeroom 212. She participated in Student Council, after-school games, and the Homeroom Party Committee. She was on the honor roll all through her years at Slauson. Her favorite subjects were French, typing and gym. Ice skating, swimming, and dancing are her interests. CINDI_ TUCKER entered Slauson in the 8th grade and became a member of homeroom 229. She participated in Hall Guides, Etta Kett, History Club and was secretary of her home- room twice. She was on the honor roll and received a Girls' Athletics badge award. ' 'Cyn's hobbies are sewing and skiing. Swimming and civics were her favorite subjects. RUTH TWINING was a member of homeroom 319. She participated in Life Saving during the 8th grade, intra-mural sports and Concert Or- chestra. She was on the honorable mention several times. Her interests are swimming, diving and skating. Her favorite subjects were art, French and English. LARRY VAN BUREN was a member of homeroom 319. He was a hall monitor first semester and participated in some Intramural Sports. His hob- bies are baseball, football and soccer while his favorite subjects were al- gebra and typing. DANNY VINSANT was a member of homeroom 315. He belonged to the projection club, worked for the talent show and was in the Cadet Band. Vince's favorite subjects were math, gym, and metal shop. He enjoys money, clothes, girls and all sports. DAVID _VONTOM was a member of homeroom 131. Dave's favorite sub- ject was conservation while hunting, fishing and slotcar racing are his interests. MIKE TRACY was a member of PAT TURNER entered Slauson in the GREG VAN GASSE was a member of DEBBIE WADHAMS was a member of MARY ELLEN TIEMAN was a mem- ber of homeroom 305. She partici- pated in 4-H for several years. Melon's interests are horseback riding at which she has won thirty ribbons, skating and swimming. Art and gym were her favorite subjects. homeroom 222. ‘''Trace-Back'' was a Hall Monitor, a member of the Y.M.C.A. and the Ann Arbor Swim Club. Mike's hobbies are swimming, sports and girls, while his favorite subjects were conservation, gym, speech and typing. eighth grade and became a member of homeroom 322. ‘''Patti'' was president of her homeroom in eighth and ninth grade and was also on Etta Kett. She enjoys parties, records, dancing and boys while her favorite subjects were Exodus, typing and civics. FRED UHL entered Slauson in the 9th grade and became a member of home- room 315. Geography, physical educa- tion and typing were his favorite sub- jects, while his interests ar e stamp collecting, swimming and certain girls. homeroom 131. He participated in Boys' Athletics, Stamp Club, Hall Guides, History and treasure of his homeroom twice. He was on the honor roll twice and honorable men- tion four times. Buck's favorite subjects were typing, gym, and biology. Stamps, golf and baseball were his interests. LINDA VLK was secretary of home- room 222, was on Hall Guides, Girls' Athletics, Student Council and Etta Kett for three years. She enjoyed biology while cooking, athletics and boys were her interests. Linda was on the honorable mention for two years and got an athletic and activity letter. homeroom 212. Deba's favorite sub- jects were gym and math while swim- ming is her hobby. She was also homeroom captain in seventh and eighth grade. DENNIS WADHAMS was a member of homeroom 315. He was a Student Court representative, president of his homeroom and a Boys' Athletic repre- senative. ''Mugs favorite subjects were math, typing and gym, while football, baseball, basketball, hockey and track were his interests. 'Mugs also recieved and award for being the most valuable basketball player in the seventh and eighth grade. ALLEN WARNER w as a member of homeroom 323. He paricipated in the Projection Club and Noon Hour. Whiz's interests are racing, flute, music and lunch. Allen was on the honor roll several times while at Slauson. His favorite subjects were concert band, orchestra and typing. GREGG WARSHAW was a member of homeroom 218. He participated in Student Council, homeroom president, intramurals and the speech play. Gregg's hobbies and interest are golf, sking, football, television and radio. He was on the A-B honor roll all through Slauson. His favorite subjects were math and gym. JIM_WEID was president of homeroom 222. He participated in Boys' Ath- letics, Coed volleyball, tackle football and most intramural games. ‘ 'Weid- o-vich likes all sports and girls. His favorite subject was gym. While at Slauson Jim earned two athletic letters. DAVID _ WEST entered Slauson in the 7th grade and was secretary of home- room 323. He played tackle football in the ninth grade. South is in- terested in model racing and building model cars. His favorite subjects were math, biology, and wood shop. MICHAEL WESTRUM was a member of homeroom 229. He was a member of the Boy Scouts. Mike's hobbies are railroading, wood-working, canoe- ing, camping, and fencing. His fa- vorite subjects were gym and conser- vation. DENISE WIEDERHOFT was a member of homeroom 323 and Etta-Kett. Denis hobbies are boys, records, swimming, and dancing. Her favorite subjects were study hall and math. PATTY WALL was a member of homeroom 222. She served as presi- dent of Etta Kett, and was on hall guides. Pat's hobbies are swimming and sking. Her favorite subject while at Slauson was art. STEVE WARREN was a member of homeroom 212. He also belonged to the Stamp and Rifle Clubs'. Steve's hobbies are cars, ships, swimming, and baseball, while his favorite sub- jects were algebra and study hall. MIKE WEBER was president of home- room 305. He particpated in Student Council, Ann Arbor News reporter, and worked on the Speech Play in the 2ight grade. His interests are coin ‘ollecting and most sports. Mike was on the honor roll all three years at Slauson. His favorite subjects were gym and biology. SUSAN WEIDENBACH was a member of homeroom 315. She was in the 8th and 9th grade History Club, on the Echo staff, served as a hall monitor, and participated in all major sports. Sue was on the honor roll most of the time. Her favorite subjects were biology, French, gym, and English. ANDY WESTERVELT served as a Student Council representative and homeroom president of 222. His favorite subjects were math, biology and concert band. Grizz was on the honor roll and enjoys music and sports. KATHY WHITLOCK entered Slauson in the 8th grade and was a member of homeroom 315. She served on the Student Council, was active in after-school sports, and had an A average. ''Katrina's'' interests are drawing and sports. Math and biology were her favorite subjects. BRUCE WILD was a member of home- room 222. He served as a member of the Exodus and Echo staffs, He also served on the Stage Crew, Pro- jection Club, and on the Noon Hour Committee. Bruce's interests are photography, baseball, TV, and camp- ing. His favorite subjects were speech, biology, and history. A. GEORGE WILLIAMS was a member of homeroom 212. He served as president of the 9th grade chorus and is a member of his church choir. Georges' hobbies are stamps, coins, and swimming. His favorite subjects were chorus and algebra. RICHARD WILSON was president and secretary of homeroom 319. He was on the honor roll every time and was a member of the History Club. Rick's interests are art, music, reading, and swimming. His favorite subjects were math, speech, and concert band. CHUCK WINKELHAUS served as presi- dent and vice-president of homeroom 319. He also served as a member of Boys' Athletics and the Seventh Grade Homeroom Committee. 'Wink'' was a member of the heavy-weight champion Giants and received an athletic letter. Football, basketball, golf, baseball, and girls are his hobbies. Math and gym were the subjects he liked best. MARGO WRAY was a member of homeroom 305. She participated in all after-school sports. Her hobbies are swimming, music, horse-back riding, and ice skating. Her favorite subjects were home economics and typing. MARK YOUNGDAHL was a member of homeroom 323. He participated in all after-school sports and played tackle football. He served on Boys' Athletics, and belonged to the M.Y. F. He was on the honor roll at Slauson. Mark likes baseball, foot- ball, golfing, tennis and fishing while his hobbies are coincollecting and working with wood. Gym and con- servation were his favorite subjects. JOHN ZIEGLER was a member of homeroom 229. He participated in intramural basketball, soccer, soft- ball and interscholastic tackle foot- ball in 7th and 9th grades. Sports, model car racing, fishing and boating are ''Zig's hobbies while conserva- tion, gym and study hall were his favorite subjects. MIKE ZIMMERMAN was a member of homeroom 222 and 229 where he served as president, vice-president and treasurer. He was on Student Council, Hall Guides, Hall Monitors, Echo and the Party Committee. Mike was also on Journalism Club and was manager of the Outlaws''. He was on the honor roll all three. years. Mike is interested in all sports. His favorite subjects were civics and journalism. ROBIN WILSON was a member of RAY WILLIS entered Slauson in the middle of 7th grade and became a member of homeroom 212. He is a member of the YMCA. Rays! in- terests are models, animals, and guns. His favorite subjects were math, conservation, shop, and gym. homeroom 332. During her three years at Slauson, she served on Hall Guides and was a member of M.Y.F. Robbie's favorite subjects were chorus, math and home economics. Her hobbies are surfing and swim- ming. JOHN WINKELHAUS served as presi- dent and secretary of homeroom 305. He also served as president of Stu- dent Council as well as a representa- tive and alternate. He was a Boys' Athletics representative and member of the 8th grade Homeroom Party Committee. He participated in all sports, played tackle football and re- ceived an athletic letter. He main- tained a B average throughout all three years. ‘''Wink's'' hobbies are girls and music while civics, math, gym and world geography were his favorite subjects. RON WUERTH was a member of homeroom 208. He belongs to the 4-H Club. Bowling, coin and stamp collecting are his hobbies. His fa- vorite subjects were civics and con- servation. JIM_ZAHNER served as president of homeroom 305 all three years at Slau- son. He was a member of the 7th and 8th Grade Party Committees. Zahn participated in all after-school sports including tackle football in 7th and 9th grades. Jim was in the Hockey League, also. He received two Athletic letters and was on the honorable mention once. Sports and girls are his hobbies while his favor- ite subjects were civics, math, and gym. SUSAN ZIESEMER was a member of homeroom 208. She served as presi- dent, homeroom captain and Girls' Athletics representative. Sue partici- pated in Hall Guides, Echo staff, synchronized swimming and after- school sports. She was also on the honor roll. Her intrests are skiing and collecting records. Math, gym, typing and home economics were her favorite subjects. FRED ZRMACK was a member of homeroom 212. He served as presi- dent of Boys' Athletics, was on the tackle football team, the ''Golden Rams , and was on the volleyball team against faculty. He was also on the All-Star Basketball Team and All-Star Hockey Team. 'Zerm'' won the 8th grade golf match at Huron Hills, was an assistan t coach and re- ceived an athletic letter. He likes all sports while English, civics and architectural design were his favorite subjects. 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Pallares. ROW 3: D. Cast, L. Weed, L. Wilt, J. Schnieder, T. Louis, R. Householder, D. Cordway, T. Banfield, B. Marlock, K. Jennings, C. MacAurther, B. Lutz. ROW 1: J. Shipley, S. Henry, P: Kentes, T. Skeji, A. Foley, R. Wilson, B. Dougherty. ROW) ©.) Casto, C. Stucky, D: Scherdt, B. Gray, Be Rikli, ©. Bird, DD. Morgan. ROW 3: T. Dieterle, N. Juvinale, G. Williams,.L. Gilbie, M. Milliken, S. May- field, M. Tieman. ! §GRADE 5 GIRLS ROW 1: M. Santoro, P. Murphy, P. Richardson, M. Carrow, B. Johnsmiller, L. Baylis, C. VanCurler, P. Scollard, L. Skjei, C. Fanning, S. Hoefle, M. Baker, S. Grayum, P. Marsden. ROW 2: A. Eschelbach, C. Jeffreys, G. Goldie, K. Grennen, C. Kinger, C. Wesenburg, T. Lett, L. Erskine, C. Klavitter, J. Lamb, B. Foster, S; Gibson, J. Pretzfelder, M. Younghahl, M. Wilson, C. Abell. ROW 3: L. Shroen, M. Cook, L. Galloway, C. Mitchell, D. Sekaros, E. Kuipers, C. Smith, M. Lutz, L. Vail, K. Willis, K. Kenny, B. Karn, C. Houlihan, T. Miller, C. LeVan, P; Meyers, S. Brooks. CONCERT ORCHESTRA ROW 1: M. Shultz, M. Kline, M. La Chapelle, L. Stout, A. Babycz. ROW 2: J. Steinke, T. Roth, T. Whitmer, P. Fairman, M. Twining, M. Chaney, Mr. Fairman, M. Tracy, R. Benon, B. Streiter, R. Kendale. A 7 H L E T C S ROW 1: ROW 2: Semblzay Lo Vikj=P: Raymond, J.) Loup, J. Lamb, P. Meyers, C. Smith, P. Frey, Miss Sammons, K. Nye, A. O'Brien, J. Eschelbach, S. Schonberger, S. Smith. ROW 1: D. Johnson, D. Ufer; G. Stout, J. Hunt, F. Carey. ROW 2: R. Van Gasse, B. Pritula, D. Wadhams, D. Fahlgren, R. Gardner, J. Hieftje, B. Cooper. ROW 3: J. Cebulski, B. Holden, L. Sauter, B. Standbridge, J. Daher, B. Strieter, G. Pilbeam, J. Kuchera, M. Smith. ROW 4: D. Haaxma, C. MacArthur, C. Winklehaus, J. Jones, S. Gates, J. Steinke, G. Moore, P. Shipley, R. Hellner, J.. Schneider. ROW 1: E. Bowler, M. J. Beightol, G. Truby, K. Sumner, S. Tracy, K. Warren, K. Wilson, P. Roeger, P. Jolmston, D. Davis, S. Bennen. ROW 2: J. Loup, T. Dieterle, M. Hall, C. Abell, P. Murphy, K. Nye, D. ‘Dancer, P. Frey, S.- Glickman; B. Geen; THE GIANTS PRE ea oe ae De EE eR Se SO Se maa ROW 1: J. Rush, J. DeFors,.N. ‘Taylor, Js weldan. Houghtalin. ROW 2: D. Morgan, W. Davis, J. Hardesty, W. Marshall, D. Nichols, C. Winkelhaus, P. Diez J. Leach, T. Banfield. ROW 38: Mgr. B. Dennis, R. Benon, M. Youngdahl, Coach-Mr. Pitcher, Coach Jerry Hartman, J. Schneider, J. Robinson, K. Peden, B. Kelley. , Jd. Michaelis, GIRLS’ LIFE SAVING ROW 1: L. Benson, S. Elzay, M. Hall, J. Loup, V. Schleyer, S. Schonberger, J. Lamb, S. Ziesemer. ROW 2: J. Trickett, K. Cue, K. Grennan, K. Nye, P. Murphy, C. Abell, M. Youngdahl, N. Hutchings, J. Pretzfelder, M. Buss, B. Schlecte, L. Maple, P. Myers, C. Dinger, T. Dieterle. ROW 1: F. Zrmack, D. Wadhams, J. Winkelhaus, D. Haaxma, M. Leslie. ROW 2: R. Seeger, P. Lotts, G. Moore, B. Hoffman, S. Gardner, S. Hume, G. Jordon, T. Miller, R. Marr. ROW 3: P. Schneeberger, B. Wench, J. Kagmbach, 8. Gates, P. Hergott, R. Tates, J. Jones, J. Steinke, H. Hayes, M. Bonner, T. McKenzie. ROW 1: G. Arbogast, D. Backus, J. Bullard, M. LaChapelle, D. Scherdt, R. Charbeneau, D. Kast, S. Froelich. ROW 2: B. Mollison, D. Barkmen, J. Schneider, G. Ross, T. Gebhardt, BULLDOGS T. Cebulski, P. Jamison, R. Householder, K. Ellis, M. Sekaros. STANDING: Mr. Nowland, J. Fine, C. Hulce. SEVENTH GRADE HOCKEY CHAMPS ROW 1: S. Arbogast, C. Ash, V. Pease, B. Matson. ROW 2: C. Crawford, W. Sade, J. Foster, A. Harless. ROW 3: V. DeMar, M. Demski, N. Agler, K. Sumner, C. Helfrich. EIGHTH GRADE ) HOCKEY CHAMPS ROW else ke, Nye, J. olrickett,;-C. Abell. ROW 2: L. Erskine, J. Payne, D. Thomas, J. Bandrochak. ROW 1: J. Zahner, B. Ehrlinger, R. Payne, W. Becker, M. Phillips, R. Ziesemer, J. Ziegler, B. Folske. ROW 2: H. Koefoed, C. Lohr, L. Weed, D. West, C. MacCarther,P. Quiroz, T. Donahagen, R. Hellner, M. Staebler, L. Harbison. ROW 3: D. Vinsant, Mr. Delvare, D. Dessecker. Yin ae EO Tae ROW .1: R. Cunningham, J. Ehnis, S. Henry, T. Basom,; S; Garris, J: BLAZE RS Meuiner, C. Fritts, J. Hieftje. ROW 2: D. Evans, J. Fenton, F. Carey, T. Davis, D. Kollewehr, M. Romelhardt, D. Zeilman, P. Kentes, B. Behling, R. Behnke, D. Fahlgran, M. Andrews. ROW 3: M. Bridges, M. McCollum, M. French, B. Pritula, B. Cooper, Mr. Russell, R. Aller, N. Lau, M. Ward, S. Stratos, R. Howard. BEVENTH [GRADE] COED ei ROW 1: SoyewhittieldD. Ferri, 0. (RothysDmCrist. ROW 2: M. Yenner, S. Turner, R. Ganzhorn. ROW 3: S. Warner, S. Wenk, P. Shipley. w me-T-O bec ee ee ‘Geieenain eee Wsteeaeadiier Piedel ieee errs PREP OR a gg OE THEE OTS ow ee Rt eth geek en ee ae Gedo: Late ea FORE OP beg gee -seseeeenase B | ROW 1: J. Lamb, P. Meyers, T. Miller, J. Fenton. ) ROW 2: B. Foster, K. Kelly, D. Fahegren. ROW 3: K. Grennen, H. Hayes, R. Alan, S. Froelich. BOW 1: PP. Frey, GCeetucker, A, O'Brien, J; De Fors, Mer Kenzie. ROW 2: P. Hoyt, B. Houghtalin, G. Moore. ROW 3: J. Eschelbach, P. Hergott. —— wW me—-O Me GIRLS’ HOCKEY ROW 1: F. Seymour; K. Whitlock, L. Kraker, S. Smith. ROW 2: D. Holden, C. Bird, P. Morton, T. Holzapfel, M. Sortor, J. Dixon, L. Benson. ROW 3: P. Madison, D. Kuhn, M. Hall, L. Maple, S. Ziesemer, J. Brown, J. Hall, J. Brooker. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS ROW 1: P. Sample, S. Benon, P. Rager, K. Boblitt. ROW 2: T. Staebler, M. Vontom, B. Glas, P. Dyer. EIGHTH GRADE S’ VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS ROW: eH. Crosby, [. Miller, (D., Pannell. POWe2:) S. Kidd, LU. Skjei, C. Harless, C. Hartman. [NINTH 9 GRADE § ins VOLLEYBALL LCHAMPS | ROW 1: P. Frey, M. Pardon, V. Hughes ROW 2: J. Booker, P. Wall, J. Dixon. NANCY KELLY LINDA VLK MARTHA SCHERDT KATHY McKENZIE JOHN HUSTON ———  c= Fas SHELIA SMITH TRUDY DEITERLE | q JOHN and CHUCK WINKELHAUS 7 i, —- : RUSS PROCASSINI JIM SCHNEIDER and BILL HOFFMAN PAT TENNEBOE BONNIE PRIESKORN CAROL STUCKY MARY ANN HALL DOREN SHAW LINDA MAPLE i tis FRAN SEYMOUR STEVE SMITH TERRI PIERS BOB OTTMAR LYNN DAVIS DOROTHY KUHN MR. APRILL DIANE DANCER SANDY SPEARS SUE ZIESEMER DENISE WIEDERHOFT CHRIS HANSEN PAM RIDENOUR MARY MARTIN CINDI TUCKER LINDA SMITH PENNY HARRIS LINDA ARBOGAST MARK and MARY BETH PARDON LAURIE KIMBALL DEBBY MORGAN ANNE O'BRIEN PAT TURNER JANICE APOSTOLOU JENNIFER DODGE DEBBIE AND DENNIS WADHAMS PAM and RUSS HOWARD NANCY JUVINALL ROBIN WILSON SUE GOULD KATIE McCOY THERESA HOLZAPFEL ANN ROTH KATHIE KROLL Wo gal hited JIM WIED ail JOEL LEACH VICKI SCHLEYER PETE KENTES PAULA MADISON DONNA BUTZIN BEST DANCERS PAULA MADISON AND BILL HOFFMAN MOST WELL KNOWN DENNIS WADHAMS AND NANCY KELLY MOST ATTRACTIVE JIM ZAHNER AND BONNIE PRIESKORN CLASS CLOWNS RUSS PROCASSINI AND SANDI SPEARS SONG MOST TALKATIVE RUSS PROCASSINI AND FRAN SEYMOUR INSEPARABLES BONNIE PRIESKORN AND JOHN HUSTON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CARL KIKUCHI AND DOROTHY KUHN TEACHER OF THE YEAR MRS. VAN ECYK AND MR. MONTAGANO TERRI PIERS AND JOHN HUSTON : MOST FLIRTATIOUS | | . MOST FRIENDLY BILL HOFFMAN, PAULA MADISON, AND JOE DEFORS MOST ATHLETIC DENNIS WADHAMS AND SUE SCHONBERGER TALLEST AND SHORTEST SHARON MAYFIELD, ART FOLEY AND JACKIE BOOKER MOST TALENTED ELESA ROSASCO AND THE OUTLAWS MOST ALL-ROUND DENNIS WADHAMS AND PAULA MADISON TALLEST AND SHORTEST LINDA SMITH, DENNIS MORGAN AND PAM HOWARD BEST DRESSED TERRI. PIERS, PETE QUIROZ, AND KATHIE KROLL D Bae Ring braclets Loafer boats brushes Stadium coats EEO Core Shoulder purses Zipper dresses Pierced ears Madras shirts Textured nylons . ITEMS School was closed two days because of 11 inches of snow. Slauson had it's first bomb scare. 278 ninth graders graduated. 850 students were enrolled. Winston Churchill died. Slauson had it's second bomb scare. President Johnson was relected president. Mr. Creal was elected trustee for the Community College. Grissom and Young were the first two Americans to orbit the earth together. Malcolm X was assassinated. Krushchev was ousted from Communist leadership. Rick Wilson designed the EXODUS cover. Jane Loup designed the title page. Slauson had it's THIRD bomb scare! Mrs. Adams - moved Mrs. Callentine - retired to have a baby Mrs. Baily - going to school Mrs. Bonnie Miller - retired to have a baby Mrs. Schudel - retired to have a baby Mrs. Whitney - retired Mrs. Montour - teaching at Forsythe Mr. Casello - teaching at the high school Mr. Teare - traveling Slauson had it's FIFTH bomb scare! ts da cq n H o ra H D Wn Get Lost! spscuperse wy re Natural hair styles A' line skirt Pleated blouse LYNDON SCHOOL PHOTOS, 8005 MAIN STREET DEXTER, MICHIGAN INC.