Southwestern High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

Presented by the Yearbook Staff Southwestern High School Flint, Michigan Volume I 1960 5 Dectrum '60 FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY General Reference Dept. Our theme THE SEED AND ITS FIRST FRUIT has direct comparison to our new school and its stu- dent body. To help visualize the relationship even further we are using the apple seed, following its growth into the fruit. We begin with the SEED which was planted three years ago in the form of BLUEPRINTS of our school. The seed then becomes more stable by grow- ing ROOTS-our ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY. For three years, the seed grew and now we can see the result: the young apple tree with its TRUNK and reaching BRANCHES-our ACTIVITIES, STUDENT BODY, ATHLETICS, and ACADEMICS. Next, the tree prepares to produce its fruits. BLOSSOMS—UNDER- CLASSMEN appear. Finally, we have the first fruit of the tiny seed: The APPLE-our FIRST GRADUATING CLASS. latde ol Contenti AdnunbibuituMi and 6 22 92 44 64 Senioni Ond x, • 122 148 Qua icUool ii yuuM Uf . . . From a bare field, our school started to emerge. yiawi Uf,. . . Southwestern , a finished product, reflected against the snow. During the winter and summer our contractors, carpenters and faculty poured nutrition into our school foundation. The workmen had many visits from im- patient students during the summer months who wanted their school to be open for classes in the fall. There were many surprised looks and opinions when the first student body entered Southwestern to find it had not grown to a finished product. Hands and patience—the workmen and students—have made South- western grow and flourish. Many rooms lacked ceil- ings and windows, but we didn't mind—we were help- ing to build our school. As a seed constantly regenerates its fruit, our school has grown into a finished product capable of consistently producing new fruit. Our school has grown, is growing, and always shall grow in stature and op- portunity. ana, cyuuuina L jrffnmfr pH ) -Horipvpptnuftf fcuiULuuf Previously principal at Flint Tech, Mr. Olson now fills that position at South- western. Mr. Olson has an A. B. degree from Stout Institute of Technology and also a Master's degree from the Uni- versity of Michigan. He was a supervisor of the plans and organization of Southwestern and feels that we have all the facilities any stu- dent could ever wish to have in high school. 8 044A. fruudhitian Formerly from Longfellow Junior High, Mr. Ebemeyer is deputy principal at Southwest- ern. He is chiefly in charge of programming and enrollment, school organization, and gradu- ation. He feels the administra- tion has a good sharing of the responsibility. Formerly dean of girls at Flint Tech, Miss Fierstine is now pre- siding at our school in that position. She is always willing to help our girls in any way pos- sible. Previously from Central, Mr. Whittaker now acts in the capa- city of dean of boys here. Or- ganization and order in the school has been largely due to his efforts. He has done a won- derful job in counselling our boys. JlatUfUGG i AU Arthur Koskinen Mrs. Elaine Little Qo4fUfte OUii asiti Mailt Mrs. Elizabeth Calkins Phillip Laesch Paul Elo UUeiioi Jack Hinkle MuAic Miss Vivian Crope Jl me, e uuufUcA- Miss Roberta Bautel cJliUvuf, Dick Leach These teachers represent a few of the departments in our school. 11 David Sisson, Graham Provan, and Russell Morcum look over the Kable Club's books, cer tain that they might use some of the literature in their English classes. History teachers Vincent Abrams and George LeBrasseur go over some of their students' notebooks while comparing classes. When Kenneth Green states a fact, stu- dents know that they'd better remember it. 12 Once you know English, French comes easy, agree Robert Ellis, a French teacher, and Mrs. Constance Burt, an English teacher. Conversing after closs, we find Alex Crane and Robert Rodda waiting for Miss Rita Hinch's reply. In looking for reference material for their English classes. Miss O. Anderson and Miss Helene Burns consult the card catalogue. 1 3 The modern world is now becoming evident in the biology classes. Harry Hammond explains this to James Mayer, Miss Sara Andrews, and Mrs. Jacqueline Culnon. Bland are thoroughly aware of. Seeming to disagree about the time of their next teachers' meeting are Garth Frost, Ray Henry, and Patrick Braden. 14 Demonstrating some of the new machines in the machine shop, Homer Randall and Joe Blaize look it over carefully, along with Russell Ammon and Wilfred Crissman, who are looking at a blueprint which goes hand in hand with these machines. Miss Dorothy Breda and Miss Allison James look over the situation to find out how soon the gym will be completed and ready for use. Paul Johnson is conversing with Roger Cherry while in the process of drawing up some new printing ideas. 15 Albert Gricius and Mrs. Esther Fineburg go over a work sheet together from their bookkeeping classes. In the background we see the bleachers taking shape in the new gymnasium. Mr. Frank Mazza takes a break from classes to see where he will be holding his future gym classes. To Woody Daingess, Nina Theill, and Dick Shupe, Richard Evans explains the fundamentals of thread- ing a machine, in preparation for one of the many movies in Security Education. Mr. Robert Browner uses paper triangles while demonstrating to his geometry I class the various types. Mr. Eugene Grice shows how essential a mimeographing machine is when he makes out tests for his typing and shorthand classes. Punching Mike Green's student union card at a basketball game, we see William Bennett. English and drama teacher, Mrs. Nelda Topolka calls on a student to begin the reading in one of the new plays. Now, Mr. Photographer, is this how you wont the picture posed? Left to right: Larry McGhan, John Kohlhepp, Miss Kay Anderson, and Roy Man- lier. In our school's newly completed chemistry lob. Miss Virginia Lewis and Carroll Jaquette are seen weighing out a certain amount of NACL (sodium chloride or salt). Why should this problem be so hard? wonders Roy McMurray. You just multiply by 17. Getting the girls acquainted with the new equipment in the home economics department is Miss Constance Pratt. Mrs. Judy Belenchio and Sandy Briggs count out the number of books needed for the third hour Latin I class. Utilizing one of the many informative books in the library is Mrs. Marion Farber, the librarian. JP.iltA uf. and office- wosUt Without the paperwork done in the office of our school, the school could not function properly, for it is this work that is part of the backbone of any school. Books and the issuing of books are another important part of this backbone. For without these, our academic life would be dull and un- interesting. Doing one of her many routine jobs of the day is Mrs. Donna Best, of the office staff. Telephones ringing, answering ques- tions ... all these are just a days work for Mrs. Kay Kippe. Forms and letters to be typed for new school business, administrators, and students—How does Mrs. Mary English keep up? 19 Getting lost in our school is certainly a humorous incident to new teachers, Mrs. Ernestine Carter and Mr. Donald Thornburg. Mrs. Mildred Matthews, our school nurse, writes out an excuse for a sick student. Mrs. Anne Mooney, cafeteria man- ager, and Mrs. Myrtle Wetenhall. 20 Mrs. Lino Allen, cashier, and Mrs. Emma Hicks, assistant cook. Mrs. Marion Bess. Mrs. Narcissus Weed, pastry cook, and Mrs. Marie Miller, assistant pastry cook. These women succeed in bringing us a hot meal and assorted extras each day at luncheon. We owe them a great deal for this service. Gajjete ua £tajjf Mrs. Lillian Pelkey and Mrs. Agnes Burnash. Mrs. Marie Engbloom and Mrs. Sillion Hayes. I Mrs. Florence Hyde and Mrs. James Anderson. 21 Acadesiu i £cie ice locuHi to betteA, lUuttq, Getting plenty of advice concerning his chemistry problem is Fred James. Those helping him, left to right are: Bill Marks, Ellen Hunter, Mike Grun, Sue Lifsey, Delores Me Glaun. Mr. Pyne seems to be having no problem explaining the fundamentals of a vacuum to Carol Wolverton, Ed Graham, Howard Foote, and Shelby Burke. Ed French and Lynn Jones enjoy helping to set up the biology equip- ment for the aquarium. 24 Thot Emerson'� essays still puzzle students is discovered by Connie McLeod, Sandra Herrick, Calley Hale, Phyllis Murphy, and Robert Wylie. GommusuctUio-n U usuienAtcuiAi+Uf En France .... It looks as though Connie Boylan, Linda Vincent, and Tom Niennan are enjoying the article from the Paris Match. The languages we learn in high school are help- ing us to better understand people, nations—the world. For our first year, along with English, we were offered three foreign languages: Spanish, Latin, and French, which were readily grasped by our willing students. The calendar provides an interesting way to learn the months and days for the Spanish students. Left to right, they are: Karen Lewis, Ron Stoddard, Ted Golden, Fred James, Peter Winegarden, and Willa Jean Andrews. 25 Social icicncerfiaAt, and jjuhiSic Through our social science and history classes, past and present world problems and their relationship to the future are discussed with possible solutions and their shortcomings. TIME seoms to be a highlight in Mr. Garner's U. S. History class. Because of the size of Mr. Kohlhepp's slide rule, more students are able to better understand the application of the essentials of algebra. Left to right: Howard Foote, Mike Nolley, Paul Walton, and Neil Perry. Geometry proofs take concentra- tion. Left to right: Pam Nitzschke, Roxanne Surik, Dave West, and Dick Rawton. McMtesfuUi i teacUeA ui. a+tabyUl Boardwork makes business math much clearer to these girls. Left to right, 27 they are: Patsy Powell, Valerie Murray, Miss Gibson, and Elaine Zuchegno. Stude tti leam teAjUMAiltiUti l Vivion Martin, driving, and Diana Hall proctice their skill in zig-zagging between stanchions. Our renovated driver training area proved such a success that 20th-Century Fox produced films for national distribu- tion. Security education delves into the problems and essential information con- cerning present-day living. Cooking is on essential to every homemaker. Left to right: Sandra Gould, Brenda Hall, Carol Hackett. IjousUf, luymesnak ui pA pafrtA the. Cutting, fitting, hemming—sew- ing consists of all these. 29 A w ihiluifL jjOA,jjuiute, Fundamentals of writing and speaking are dis- covered in our journalism and speech classes. Jour- nalism consists of a combination of trainees, and experienced yearbook and newspaper workers. Be- sides these publications, the journalism class also publishes a monthly magazine. Pot Dougherty shows the journalism class her design for Staccato, the school maga- zine. Ron Elfstrom and Garry Malone demonstrate to the speech class the usefulness of a tape recorder. 30 Shorthand call� for a lot of dictation. Left to right: Mary Ann Myers, Bonnie Tucker. C(WuneAcAXil CrcliMXiti n Accuracy and speed are key words for a student engaged in a business course. In our school, one may be fully capable of both of these requirements upon com- pletion of any offered class. ConteAtcuit in National Meait content Doug Notman is Southwestern' Merit scholar. Proving that homework pays off is Douglas Notman, who has rated in the upper one percent of the high school seniors across the nation on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test. His high score enabled him to compete fur- ther for the scholarships offered in a similar test on December 5. Pte-QltOi tmai, This year a pre-Christmas sales class for qualified people was held. After the class expired, these people were able to find jobs during Christmas more readily. Studying from a manual seems important to these Christmas sales class students. Left to right, they are: Sharon Yale, John Gondal, and Judy Aldred. To Jim Wallace, timing and accuracy are the key words of success. 9 IUiAi Uai Anti Students taking an industrial course before grad- uating will be able to apply their knowledge to the many iobs available to them in Flint. Delbert Reece, Jim Weeden, Robert Nelson, and Charles Watts find out that shop math takes time. Mr. Luoto makes sure that Randy Walker and Bob Kemp adjust the brakes as best they can. 33 Southwestern' first marching band has Dick Marr as drum major and Ed Graham as assistant. Second row: Jay Berttrume, Connie Ritter, Connie McLeod, Don Yuille, Tom Berryman, Woody Openo, Sue Graham, Lee Ranger. Third row: Tom Goodrum, Walter Hamilton, Garrett Payne, Roland Woods, Sandra Putt, William Bickley, Richard Lawton, Don Lee, Robert Miller. Fourth row: Larry Manchester, Bob Miles, Gilbert Arrendono, Wilfred Russel, Janet Profer, Ann Cascadden, Mike Harvey. Fifth row: Larry Malone, Mike VunCannon, Larry Smith, Dave Thomas, Gary Bowman, Ron Nichols, Terril Bravender, Nina Theill, Dennis Riker. Sixth row: Phil DeMoss, Bob Agnew, Tom Kelly, John Goldner, Donald Calvin, David West, Morgan Brandt. Seventh row: Lynn Telling, Margaret Robinson, Tom Searcey, Charles Sipley, Susan Eaton. Mudic Our band, in its first year, devised costumes quickly enough for our first game. During Christmas, they sold trees in order to buy new uniforms, which were selected, ordered, and received in the latter part of the year. Tom Berryman and Marilyn Harvey are trying to decide on appropriate uniforms for our band. 34 Ut uuuiU UtAl uunesvti Our concert band practiced during the year waiting for the auditorium to be finished. Their first concert was given in January. (Band and orchestra combined) Several concerts were also given the following spring. Fir � row: Jean Paul, Carolyn Zajdlik, Paula Rhyndress, Caron Salerno, Sharon Buswell, Judy Peterson, Linda Waller. Second row: Joy Bosore, Sandra Easton, Ann Cruce, Carole Johnson, Marilynn Stockford, Suellen Jagow, Diane Gardner, Sharon Mangold, Alfhild Bugge. Third row: Dan Webster, Ron Brown, Herb Riley, Clyde Ferguson, Ronald Wilson, Larry Cole, Bev Lane, Martha Baird. Fourth row: Gene Kiesel, Dan Brown, Don Stephens, Joe Johnson, Mike VunConnon, Gordon Fournier. Mudic tUtoMACjJt luiAJftXMUf, 1 Qafift Ua 36 First row: Bonnie Butler, Judy Rickard, Carol Koppelberger, Myrna Williston, Ann Paul, Pat Downing, Pat Donahou, Judy Provine, Phyllis Gilmour, Charlynn Diefenbach, Sue Rockafellow. Second row: Ruth Dial, Ella Braden, Diana Keniston, Jeanette Wallis, Linda Lolli, Margaret Brevard, Ruth Ham, Ruth Keniston, Suzanne Smith, Nancy Crabtree. Third row: Jacqueline Ross, Victor McBride, Jerry Hagy, Glen Mansfield, John Breece, Bill Poyfair, Larry Webster, Tom Woody, Tom Whitman, Bob McKay. Fourth row: Eugene Meyer, Ivan Sutton, Terry Smith, Howitt Underwood, Ron Castle, Lloyd Nelson, Bob Berryman, Mary Totten and Miss Crope. fecHfA, Qlee. QluL First row: Paul DeBrow, Dennis Younger, Dennis Dooity, Bill Pribble, Daniel Crampton, Bob Gale. Second row: Bob Ballenger, Ray Sumley, Daniel Smiley, Hilton Yarbrough, Don Butkovich, Robert Bert, George Jones, Jim Wells. Third row: Herman Kollen, Fred Maddock, Edward Adair, Don McDonald, Eddie Childress, Orvell Barbee, William Flippen, Joe Todd. Mr. Horrocks is directing. 37 Comparing pictures are Dennis Brock- way, Gary Vaughn, Gary Adais, John Pidgion. To Elaine Luchegno, art is a subject to be carefully pursued. India ink proves to make interesting pictures. Paul Grabill finds that one must have steady hands when working with a fine brush. 38 and Larrv Placer Larry Harris and Dennis Symon find that setting type is a tedious job. PnintUtara now- caunAe. lan. itu estti To John Bradley and others interested in printing, the proof press is an awesome piece of machinery. 39 FIRST SEMESTER CADETS-Neil Perry, Kathy Flynn, Beatrice Temple, Sandra Knickerbocker, Larry Gutz- man, Marsha DeFord, Lois Britt, Phyllis Skutt, and Mrs. Nelda Topolka, sponsor. This year, cadet teachers have helped in varied schools and received high praise. The program is aimed toward high school people who think they would like a career in teaching. Kathy Flynn finds the experience of a lesson most valuable. (Courtesy of Bob Hartwig) SECOND SEMESTER CADETS-Jo Anne Fillmore, Barbara Stewart, Linda Davis, John Breece, Tom Day, Sue Hemingway, Roberta Pritchard, Katie Kennard, Charles Ellis, Karen Jaeger, Judy Black, Dean Bemis. Standing is Ken Smiley, Mrs. Topolka, sponsor, and Bill Pribble. OFFICE CO-OP—Top row: Gordon Fournier, Bob Berryman, Peggy Batson, Joell Niergarlh, Pat Yettow, Carl McCarron, Jerry Ragsdale, Gerald Fournier. Second row: Judy Rickard, Diane Andrykovich, Arita Zuber, Judy Provine, Judy Bacon, Pat Turley, Carol Hackett, Marion Smith, Barbara Sheathelm, Char- lene Mumo. Third row: Linda Lawrence, Paula Rhyndress, Diane McArthur, Carol Revord, Barbara Collins, Eileen Herweyer, Pat Wilson, Joanne Lang, Janice Sage, Ann Burgher, Lois Haarala. Fourth row: Mary Linda Keene, Persis Kinnish, Lola Dewell. Margaret Allen, Lydia Diener, Janet Golden, Marilynn Stockford, Marilyn Metcalf, Patsy Brandon, Sue Rockafellow, JoAnn Jacob. Front row: Jerilynn Grable, Anita Andreini, Frieda Van Wormer, Jeanette Wallis, Sharon Hopkins, Carolyn Noblin, Delores Iverson, Rosemary Clark, Jean Moyle, Georgia Fell, Patty Downing, Mrs. Elaine Little. Not pictured: Linda Jenkins, Sandra Land, Marion Livingston, Shirley McElderry, Jane Mann, Carole Mossman, Caron Salerno. Co-op is a program consisting of two op- portunities—office and retail. This is designed for the student who whishes to pursue a career in either office or retail work. The added ex- perience is of unmeasurable aid to these peo- ple. Ojflfice. and Retail Co- - Op RETAIL SALES CLASS—Last row: Sue Page, Jean Eaker. Third row: John Slappey, Sharon Hopkins, Sharon Buswell. Second row: Judi Murphy, Betty Kollen, Ethel Gill. First row: Jim Barnes, Larry Pickett, Melvin DeMott, Richard Case. m RETAIL SALES CLASS—Last row: Nancy Morris, Joy Harper, Lee Burley, Fourth row: Bonnie Glann, Curtis Downing, Third row: Louis Ganscos, Mike Levi, Tom Whitman, Gary Boyd, Second row: Jerry Rogers, Jo Ann Talbert, Beverly Koshaba, Marilyn Gullett, First row: Larry Manchester, Byron Childress. 41 Jk . Jj. ‘ )-2i' Exercises ore found to be good for the figure. 4oesuUle jj i the, tudte U luuHy Physical education this year is de- signed to teach those taking gym to participate competitively in sports acti- vities. It also is a means by which stu- dents can release their energy. Skill and balance are a necessity in rope climb- ing. The crossbar builds arm muscles. PM . j v. wr A v a The A Cappela Choir, with their new robes, sing at our first concert. HONORS CHOIR QUARTET, left to right, are Mike VunCannon, Ann Paul Mary Totten, and John Breece. Vocal C tvaupA, Honors Choir Quartet is a choir which is part of the Michigan State Vocal As- sociation, consisting of seventy-six mem- bers. They were chosen over a num- ber of other groups that auditioned throughout the state and are the only group from Flint. The Southwestern Sixteen Singers con- sists of a group of our best singers. They sing on special occasions. SOUTHWESTERN SIXTEEN SINGERS are, left to right, front row: Jean Paul, Ann Cruce, Carolyn Zajdelik, Suzanne Smith, Ruth Ham, Ruth Keniston, Ann Paul. Back row: Mike VunCannon, Craig Stace, Dan Brown, Bob McKay, John Breece, Glen Mans- field. Not pictured are Marty Baird, Ron Brown, and Jerry Hagy. 43 AtldeticA. GUARDS: (top) Gory Porritt, Frank Craw- ford, Mike Nolley, (bottom) Tom Taylor, Jerry Ballard, Ed Pearce. tyinAt and jpsiemoAt Congratulations are in store for a tremendous record for the first South- western football team. The opening game was a rousing suc- cess for the Colts as they easily over- powered Kearsley by a score of 33-6. The following game with Fenton (7-6) was a close victory. October 2, the Colts met Northern for their first city game and won a brilliant victory of 6-0, scor- ing the only touchdown of the game during the first quarter, and then hold- ing Northern scoreless. Southwestern won its fourth successive game October 9, by defeating Flushing 41-13. Blue and white scored a total of five times. TACKLES: (top) Cecil Klock, Larry Metzger, Dick Irwin, Herb Riley, (bottom) John Searles, Frank Mercy, Doug Bully. CENTERS: (top) Bill Pribble, Jerry King, Merv Rettunmund, (kneeling) Frank Hopak. ENDS: (top) Dennis Lumsden, Dick Shupe, Homp Morris, (bottom) Gory Campbell, Doug McDonald, Ben Hill. In jpcthalL with three touchdowns made in the first five offensive plays. Although a bitter disappointment to the Colts, the Central vs. Southwestern game (13-6) showed all the fight and spirit that makes foot- ball exciting. We got back into our win- ning streak by defeating Owosso (14-13) and Lapeer (37-0). The Colts lost to Muskegon Catholic Central (19-20) after playing a rousing game with the number three team in the state. Climaxing the season, the Colts were temporarily disheartened by a 6-0 loss to Midland, played under adverse weather conditions. HALFBACKS: (top) Orvell Barbee, Paul Walton, Willie Campbell, Tom Woody, (bottom) Ron Szabo, Roger Elford, Vince Graham. FULLBACKS: (top) James Bracy, Paul Neely, Harry Crawford, QUARTERBACKS: (bottom) George Skaff, Ken Clemens, Bob Vaughn. 47 Qa, Goiti,(fO-! That's as far as you're going! Half- back Willie Campbell (45) bring down his opponent on the 30 yard line as Doug MacDonald rushes to his assistance. 48 Block that kick! The warning comes too late as the Colts make a desperate attempt to block the opposition. Out of my wayl the opposition is giving Willie Campbell (45) a rough time as center Frank Hopak (84) rushes to his assistance. JUNIOR VARSITY: (top row) Craig Burgess, Horry Johnson, Terry Schneider, Tyrone Maynie, John Gondal, Garth Boyd, Ray Goff, William Flippen, Victor Potter, Von Hanners, Mike Harvey, Earl Roberts, Ken Walker, Don Robinson, Jessie Cannon, (row three) Jerry Meadows, Carl Kowalcyk, Dave Rhyndress, Roger Womiak, Ron Frye, Dan Thompson, Dave Florida, Jerry Moratti, Donovan May, Dan Miller, J. W. Guy, Tom Martin, Coach Ken Garner, (row two) Regg Buxton, Gary Johnson, Herb Kateman, Chuck Bauer- man. Bill Rittenberg, Tom Blair, Dave Wail, Mike Hager, John Culvert, Don Stephens, Lamont Brown, Dave Jensen, Norm Dively, Coach Jack Hudson, (bottom row) lyall Buck, Harry Talbert, Jim Lince, Ed Raatz, Keith Johnson, Dan Felt, Ivan Ivanoff, Ken Dodd, Lewis King, Bob Dave, Ed Thayer, Roger Maddox, Allen Cox, Mike Connolly, Paul Gullett, Bob Cheney, Jim Cate. jftsi the. Our Junior Varsity football team improved greatly as the season progressed, although they still haven't had the extensive training and prac- tice which is definitely essential. Their first two games demonstrated the need for further training. They improved immensely in their next game against Lapeer and showed their running ability when they played Flushing. Central's game was a heartbreaker as the boys played a beautiful game but lost it in the closing seconds. The Junior Varsity met Northern for a second time and had to admit they Just couldn't beat them. Varsity Football Schedule Southwestern 33 Kearsley 6 Southwestern 7 Fenton 6 Southwestern 6 Northern 0 Southwestern 41 Flushing 13 Southwestern 6 Central 13 Southwestern 14 Owosso 13 Southwestern 37 Lapeer 0 Southwestern 19 Muskegon C. C. 20 Southwestern 0 Midland 6 1lte (jAudkstCf ifu ut Good work, coochosl (Contor) Jock Hinkle, head varsity football coach, (left to right) Dick L ach, as- sistant coach; Ken Garner, Junior Varsity Coach; Garth Frost, assistant coach; Robert Rodda, trainer; Frank Mazza, assistant coach; Larry McGhan, equip- ment manager, (Not pictured). 50 Go, man, go! Our harriers keep this expression in mind during a practice run on the home field. JlaVueAA, c ptuAe eicjttUi in itate. Reaching the high point of the season, the Southwestern Harriers tied for first place with Lansing Sexton in the region- al at Lansing. Coached by George LeBrasseur, this was one of the team's big victories of a very successful first year. During the first big season, the Colts lost only one dual meet, and that was to Saginaw Arthur Hill. They also missed the city title by one point, which means that our crosstown rivals, the Northern Vikings, gained a victory. In the state meet, the boys placed eighth out of sixteen competing teams. John Niergarth won the city cham- pionship, running two miles in 10:43 minutes. Chester Harris now holds the school record of 10:37, set during the valley meet. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: Dar- win Saxton, Lyn Casteel, Nick Caldwell, Jesse Sem- bler, J. C. Williamson. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: (standing) Ches- ter Morris, Matt Buder, Joe Florida, Art Tollman, Coach George LeBrasseur. (kneeling) Doug Suther- land, Dennis Riker, Jack Amie, Tom Chapman, John Niergarth. , - ±.'r Let's go, boysl Cheering on Gene Goins and Gary Rutherford, are teammates (left to right) Byron Ryder, Bob Layzell, Mike Stasiak, Tom Juneac, Heinz Topol, Steve Kelly, Ron Norton, Nick Caldwell, Bob Heiss, Tim Burton, Bob Janssen, Paul Walton, Bob Wylie, Lawrence Goldman, Dave Magdell, Ron Tomasik. (Not pictured is Tom Alguire) Sfil ilteAA, jjace, to+ujti untied, i oA n Southwestern's first swim team faced unsurmountable difficulties as their initial season got underway. Coached by Alex Crane, former Flint Central swimming coach, the team was handicapped without their own pool for practice. Having to shuttle between Durham Nata- torium, Central's pool, and the Y pool, the Colt's were never really able to practice in earnest. The swimmers showed improved style as the season progressed, and the team has high hopes for next year, when the pool is completed. They're off! . . . Swimmers lunge forward at the given signal. 52 N Roy MacMurray, Varsity . n , , . w Frank Mazza, Sophomore Joe Roberson, Junior Varsity r feekind the, team enAe momenti Time out provides a chance for team members to ease tension and criticize each other's playing skills. A few fine performances and a good overall showing started the Colts successfully on their initial basketball season. Team supporters were assured of a fine showing as the season progressed by the open- ing defeat of Bay City Handy (58-50). In the second successful game, Coach McMurray's cagers defeated Flint Central in the first of the City basketball series. The fighting five opened with a 12-6 first quarter lead, expanded it to a huge 35-20 halftime advantage and held off Central opposition to emerge victors with a score of 64-52. The Colts suffered the first defeat of the season in a closely-contested, but low-scoring performance against Flint Northern (42-39). The Colts trailed throughout the first half, forged ahead at the third quarter post, but were unable to meet the final Viking rush. Victory returned to the Southwest- ern scene as the cagers defeated Beecher (55-47). A nip and tuck game throughout the first half, it was broken wide open in Colt style as the cagers grabbed a sixteen point lead at the third period break. The winning streak continued as the Colts downed Bay City Handy (53-31); and the Lapeer Panthers (81-50) in fast opening and strong closing performances. Two one-point losses brought the wining streak to a halt: Midland (71-70) and Alpena (70-69). Both games were heart-breakers, as the deciding points were made in the closing seconds. Tim outl Coach McMurray calls his team together. Left to right: Walt Franklin (13), Coach McMurray, Jerry Lucas (30), Ben Hill (31), Floyd Bates (15). The worst part is the waiting and watching . . . as shown on the expressions of (left to right) Roy McMurray, Hamp Morris, Ken Clemens, Jim Yuille, 54 pAeAxad ou count George Skaff, Doug McDonald, Dick Marr, Howard Foote, Larry Turner, Ben Hill, during their second meeting with Flint Central. The cagers' second meeting with Northern proved disastrous (47-30). The Colts tried gamely to generate a spark, but the breaks seemed to be against them. The Colts bounced back to the winners' circle again following a victorious second meeting with Mid- land (57-55). While the closing score was close, the Colts dominated the game with a show of their previous winning style. A nearly disastrous meeting with Owosso High tested the Colts' skill on the hardwood. In a tense, double-overtime game, the cagers' held even with the opposition throughout the game, but broke away in the remaining seconds of the second overtime to defeat Owosso 78-72. Southwestern's second meeting with Flint Central proved victorious, giving the Colts a 2-2 score in the City championship series, as com- pared to Northern's 4-4 and Cen- tral's 0-4 record. The game was evenly matched to the last fifteen seconds, with a score of 52-50, Cen- tral's favor, when the Colts made a sudden comeback, scoring 6 points before the buzzer ended the game. An away game at Bay City con- tinued the Colt's winning streak with a closing score of 62-44. Alpena offered a challenge to the fighting five for the second time, and this time it was met, as the Colts reigned with a score of 70-59, giving them a 10-4 record for the regular season. The final score was deceptive, however, since the battle was evenly tied until the latter part of the fourth quarter, when the Colts forged ahead to gain an eleven point lead. 55 Ron Hartman (21) and Walt Franklin (13) watch anxiously as Doug McDonald (34) goes up for two. Jerry Lucas (30) is ready and willing to help Ben Hill tip in the ball. Q - 0 - £. 7 ■ £ ifielL action! It's minel Walt Franklin (13) and his opponent have the same idea in mind as they lunge for the ball. ALL SET? YOU BET! Varsity cheerleaders from left to right are: Paula Treiger, Paula Bicke'steth, Jeanne Funk, Bob McKay, Linda Kinzel, Carol Elick, and Carol Beane. (Not pictured is Banks Crooms). Get that rebound I Jerry Lucas (30) snatches the ball as Hamp Morris stand by. 56 Southwestern Junior Varsity Schedule 1959-1960 Southwestern 49 Southwestern 55 Southwestern 54 Southwestern 63 Southwestern 83 Southwestern 39 Southwestern 53 Southwestern 49 Southwestern 73 Southwestern 55 Southwestern 66 Southwestern 73 Southwestern 70 Southwestern 80 Bay City Handy Central Northern Beecher Lapeer Midland Alpena Northern Owosso Bay City Handy Central Midland Bay City Central Alpena 44 53 58 42 20 41 58 35 50 39 49 50 62 56 Jlittle, Golii'' (SteAe uxc ftsigaA JV BASKETBALL SQUAD consists of, left to right, Roger Elford, Tom Blair, Dick Shupe, Dennis Riker, Ken Franklin, Larry LaVoie, Wayne Fisher, Coach Joe Roberson. Kneeling, Bruce Holden, Larry Kranz, Harold Brobbs, Danny Felt, Gary Goddard, Darwin Saxton. Southwestern's sophomore team did much to uphold our outstanding first year record in sports. With a final showing of twelve wins and only two losses, the Colts proved that good sportsmanship and enthusiastic playing can make a good team excellent. Colt J.V's also showed an outstanding record of eleven wins and three losses. Both teams deserve praise for exceptionally good over-all playing and sportsmanship. Both of the teams promise good players for the varsity squad next year. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL team members are, top row, left to right: Coach Frank Mazza, Bob Pierce, Bill Rittenbery, Garth Boyd, Jerry Meadows. Second row: Ronald Lintz, Tom Martin, Ivan Ivan- off, Ron Wharton, Ben Adams. First row: Paul Harris, Mike Con- nolly, Dave Rhyndress, Ed Raatz, Earl Roberts, Ed French. Ready—0? Let's go! Junior Varsity cheer- leaders, Cherry Coscia, Connie Boylan, Sue Brockway and Becky Dickie, promote enthusiasm and spirit for their JV team. Southwestern Sophomore Schedule 1959-1960 Southwestern 36 Central 44 Southwestern 47 Northern 39 Southwestern 64 Pontiac 44 Southwestern 49 Kearsloy 42 Southwestern 63 Bay City 33 Southwestern 41 Genesee 28 Southwestern 62 Pontiac 42 Southwestern 46 Northern 70 Southwestern 42 Central 40 Southwestern 57 Bay City 38 Southwestern 37 Grand Blanc 33 Southwestern 48 Grand Blanc 39 Southwestern 70 Genesee 23 • • • • • 'Z)oMity GUi meeti VARSITY CLUB—First row, sitting, left to right: Tom Taylor, Ed Pearce, Ovell Barbee. Second row: Don Butkovich, Dick Shupe, Doug McDonald, Jim Bracy. Third row: Joe Florida, Frank Mercy, Paul Neeley, Willie Campbell, Doug Sutherland. Fourth row: John Niergarth, Dennis Lumsden, Dick Irwin, Mike Nolley, Chester Harris. Standing is George LeBrasseur, co-sponsor. Not pictured is Dick Leach and Albert Gricius. tyouA matrn n eaA+t JjCutniLi In vcUUu Coached by Ken Garner, the Colt Wrestling Squad completed its sea- son standing sixth in the valley. Four matmen earned fourths in the valley: Gerald Swanson (112 lbs.) Ed Thayer (120 lbs.) Gary Goodall (138 lbs.) and Reed Birnie (145 lbs.). These wrestlers, along with Tex Wells (103 lbs.) who was the city champion in 1959, formed the nucleus of the squad. Coach Garner has hopes for a more successful season next year when ten of the twelve boys will return. He wants to see more boys try out for the team, and he feels that the squad needs more student body behind it. 58 Coach Ken Garner observes Reed Birnie's grasp on Bill Pribble as he instructs squad members (kneeling, left to right) Ed Graham, Tom Goode, Arthur Kelly, Barry Saunders, Dave Florida, Orvell Barbee, Bill Gatlin, Ed Thayer. Standing, Lynn Melius, Ed Bates, J. W. Guy, Gary Verdier, Larry Smith, Walter Hall, Ray Birk, Lynn Westbrook, Don Hopson, Norm Dively, Gary Goodall, Frank Mercy. This is the way it's done Coach John Kohlhepp demon- strates golf skills to team members (standing) Dick Marr, How- ard Foote, Bob Hurd (kneeling) Ron Hartman, Chuck Sipley, Gary Gutow, Jerry Ginger. 7ee me i jjOSi iucaeAAsfjul 4 gAjo i After successful seasons at their re- spective schools, returning lettermen Howard Foote, Jerry Ginger, Gary Gu- tow, Ron Hartman, Bob Hurd, Dick Marr, and Chuck Sipley compose the nucleus of Southwestern's varsity golf team. This year, unlike basketball and foot- ball, the golf team looks forward to competing in the Saginaw Valley Con- ference. Golf schedules are drawn up shortly before the games are played, whereas the football and basketball schedules are planned far in advance. With good playing for a well ex- perienced team, our school should be headed for a very successful season. Look at it go! Teeman Dick Marr (foreground) completes his swing while Ron Hartman watches approvingly. 59 Coach Albert Gricius demonstrates the proper grasp of a tennis racquet to prospective team mem- bers (standing) Ted Golden, Paul Walton, Pete Winegarden, Gene Keisel, Bob Sinnott, Dick Irwin, Dennis Riker, (kneeling) Banks Crooms, Fred James, Lynn Telling, Dave Fainberg, Ed Thayer, Heinx Topol. Netmesi vie jpsi valley cJuunpic Here is comes! Netman Dave Fainberg prepares to return a serve during a prac- tice session in the new gymnasium. This year's tennis team, coached by Al Gricius, is primarily composed of former Tech- nical and Central players. Previous letter winners from Flint Technical include: Gene Kiesel, Bob Sinnott, Gary Larsen, Ron Brown, Cordell Opie, Larry Metzger, and Dick Irwin. Bob Sinnott was Flint Technical's most valuable player last year. Central's contributions include lettermen Dave Fainburg and Paul Walton, along with Dennis Riker, Central's most valuable sophomore. Mr. Gricius also expects help from a number of sophomore and junior boys coming out for the first time. Coach Gricius has high hopes for this year's team. According to the head coach, the city title is within our grasp, and he sees no reason why we shouldn't be a major contender for the valley crown, if we are allowed in the Saginaw Valley Conference. We are hoping for Southwestern's first tennis team to have as successful a season as the rest of the sports have had, Mr. Gricius concluded. 60 I'm ready! Bob Vaughan gives the word to pitcher Bob Dunston and catcher Gary Por- ritt, while George Skaff, Merv Rettenmund, Ed Pearce, Bob Moulton, Tom Woody, Mike Mc- Fee. Second row: Doug Mc- Donald, Bruce Bishop, Jim Mor- gan, Dan Felt, Jim Yuille, Dick Shupe. Hit the ball on this spot . . . Coach Joe Rober- son instructs Doug McDonald on batting skills as Bob Vaughan Tom Woody, and Dick Shupe look on. HcuieMjaH buuHAAixj, unde i way, Baseball practice swung into action as approxi- mately seventy boys began training in the newly finished gymnasium. The boys will be divided into Varsity and Junior Varsity according to the skill they display during practice. Dick Leach, Varsity coach, was in training for the Detroit Tigers, and Joe Roberson, J. V. coach, was in training for the former Brooklyn Dodgers until an arm injury prevented him from joining the pro team as pitcher. This season looks hopeful with several experienced players and a good selection. Here it comes, Merv! Bob Moulton, Ed Pearce, George Skaff, and Jim Morgan prepare to give Mervin Rettenmund a taste of pepper ball. This is a baseball, boys. Coach Dick Leach offers this startling fundamental lesson to Bruce Bishop, Bob Dunston, Doug Mc- Donald, and Mike McFee, but from their ex- pressions, they aren't really too surprised. GET ON YOUR MARK .... GET SET . . . . ready for the final word are sprinters (left to right) Tom Chapman, Chester Harris, Paul Neely, John Niergarth. Training for spring sports got under way as early as February for approximately forty prospective track members. Under the direction of James Whittaker, head track coach at Southwestern and former Flint Central track coach, sprinters practiced in the school halls until weather permitted outside work. Jack Hinkle, former Flint Tech football coach, is in charge of Field events. George LeBrasseur, who holds titles of Mid-American shot put champion (1949) and State Inter-Collegiate and State A.A.U. Javelin champion (1949-1950) takes over training of distance runners. With the combination of several previous lettermen from other schools, and nearly the whole Colt cross- country squad (who were regional champions this year), the coaches expect, and have reason to expect, a good season. Prospective TRACK SQUAD members are, top row, left to right: George LeBrasseur, Coach, Horry Campbell, Ken Franklin, Jim Coty, Bill Taylor, Ed French, Lyndall Casteel, Joe Florida, Klaus Van Dag- genhouser. Art Tollman. Third row: Robert Campbell, Jerry Meadows, Darrel Hatt, Jack Amie, John Niergarth, Ken Pethers, Sanders Morgan, Jerry Knowles. Second row: Dave Rhyndress, Roger Elford, Jim Burnes, Max Mitchell, Bruce Parrish, Tom Chapman, Art Sutherland, Joe Daley, Joe Pidgeon, Doug Notman. First row: Paul Neely, Matt Buder, Chester Harris, Don Robinson, Jim Brocy, Wes Singleton. Lift that left leg a little higher.................. Coach LeBrasseur gives pointers to prospective hurdler Wes Singleton, as teammates observe. (jet eam ccro AlnaiU n I UaaJz 9n£teMn44A dA, Intramural boys basketball provides a chance for boys to relax from the normal school routine as well as provid- ing a chance for co-op workers to play on an organized team. This season, under the direction of Jerome Zerbe, community director, sev- eral teams proved their skill on South- western's court on Monday and Thurs- day nights. The league champions are the Pop- pers (captain Jim Morgan) and the Wasted Ones (captain Ken Walker). The Poppers, with a 7-0 record will meet the Wasted Ones (6-1) in the final cham- pionship play-offs. Jim Cote demonstrates his skill to the opposing team: Gary Bradford, Don Funk, Pot Sweet, Bob Dunston, Jim Morgan (captain) and Tom Waldron. You play Thursday night . . Jerry Zerbe, community di- rector, confers with Jim Cote (co-captain of the Wasted Ones) and Gary Bradford (co-captain of the Poppers). 65 Actiuiti l In spite of such obstacles as pictured below, most students managed at Southwestern. to enjoy thoroughly their first days usi dcbool and jJU- itud nti Hurrying to the warmth of the school on a chilly winter morning are, left to right: Patti Hildebrand, Edythe Trevithick, Linda Lolli, Marti Meadows. 66 ace the jutuAe, There seems to be many questions about the held of nursing and its opportunities. Armed services will become o vital part of almost every boy's life. During this doy, they will learn o bit about each branch of the services. 67 Sophomores enjoyed some time at Ballenger Fieldhouse, looking over the career exhibits. 7 he. notie, Gathering in the science court for a pep ossembly, students learn their new fight song with the aid of the band and choir. At away games the music is provided by the Pep Band. These boys convey the spirit of the group in their tunes. Especially in our first year at Southwestern, stu- dents have the job of promoting school spirit. Among those sharing this duty are the cheerleaders, the pep band, the student body participating in the pep as- Busily the pep club members work on a He's overl Touchdownl 68 ItehUtd th team semblies, and the pep club famous for their original banners. Besides decorating the goal posts, the pep club decorates for dances and is in charge of the card section. sign for the coming week's game. But we thought our colors were red and whitel moans Sharon Smith, pep club president, as she puts the finishing touches on the goal post. Others are, left to right: Mr. Koskinen, sponsor; Judy Blinn, treasurer; Sandy Swartz; Cynthia Pritchard; and Martha Wiles, secretary. Pizza anyone? A group of Southwesterners gather at a local pizza house after the game to discuss the exciting victory. Left to right, they are: Jeanne Funk, Ann Paul, Don Funk, Jean Paul, Bob Dunston, Cheri Avitts, Wendy Hamil- ton, and Cordell Opie. 69 Yea Teaml Yea Southwestern! Mode ut e tie d utu Uf JjOciliti L Firsts are becoming a habit to our students. The first athletic letters to be awarded were given out at the banquet. Many excellent speakers honored our teams at the banquet and praised their first season. The first banquet held was to honor the fine football and cross country team we had this year. Our modern cafeteria, decorated in blue and white, was the setting. 70 GA cui jfUxUe, jjOSi eAxeAAftkiHXf A touch of Mexico is added as Garth Boyd hangs a silver and blue pinata, full of candy for the Christmas dance. Last but not least—the corsage. Refreshments at the dance were served in the Community Room. Sue Buder offers a plate of cookies to Barbara Morgan and Garth Boyd. Colobi okJL a i ucJzKome The duties of the election board, under the direction of James Whit- taker, consisted of planning the elective positions, the qualifications of the candidates for offices, and they were in complete charge of carrying out the elections. Left to right, they are: (sitting) Eric Gay, Ron Hartman, Ann Paul, Martha Wiles, (standing) Sue Hemingway, Mike Saltman, Jean Paul, Sue Heginbottom, Cordell Opie. Sabra Wilson, Bob Berryman, Mr. Whit- taker, not pictured. The tense moment is relieved as Gar- rett Ebmeyer announces the winning candi- dates. Next please. As Joell Niegarth leaves the booth, Mike Saltman instructs the next voter on how to use the voting machine. weAe. the.b ti ueA. Other important events in forming our foundation, include election of Red Cross repre- sentatives and presentation from the Pep Club of a banner bearing our nickname. Student Council was also elected in the second semester, with each house sending two representatives. From time to time, interviews were conducted to find out the opinions of the teachers on various new methods being tried. Here Mike Backus interviews, left to right, Graham Provan, Russel Ammon, and Dorothy Waller. The banner was first revealed to the students at a pep assembly. RED CROSS—Kneeling, Robert Browner, sponsor. First row, left to right: Jean Paul, Ron Nechols, Mike Backus, Hugh Cline, Margaret Voorhies. Second row: Harold White, Nick Caldwell, Barbara Pagel, Sandra Brown, Fannie Brown, Third row: Debbie Hinton, Catherine McAdams, Barbara Feagan, Byron Childress, Karen Stewart, Marty Baird. 73 Wonder who took this picture? Our three yearbook photographers are, left to right: Doug Notman, Harry Hammond, Patrick Braden. Measuring pictures to fit the page is an important job in yearbook processing. Jean Paul, sophomore editor, illustrates this for Pat Griffin, a staff member; Ann Paul, junior editor; and Anne Dodd, senior editor. Every page in the yearbook must be planned before the pictures are token. Editor Sandy Johnson goes over the dead- line schedule with photography editor. Chuck Rothschild; left to right: Katie Ken nard, academic editor; Martha Wiles, copy editor; and Sharon Wick, faculty and ad- ministration co-editor. (Barb Sheathelm, faculty and administration co-editor, not pictured). PteAeMtitUf, oust Below are a few of the stages that go into the planning and processing of our yearbook. The staff has had an extra burden added this year, that of beginning a year- book from the start, with no traditions to follow or experience to fall back on. Under the direction of the publications advisor, Patrick Braden, however, they have over- come these difficulties, and produced a very commendable yearbook. Rough drafts are needed to give the photographers an idea as to what type of picture to shoot. Planning these are Jeanne Funk, sports editor—seated at rear—Ed I Pearce, Sue Buder, and Carolyn Droves, I activities editor—seated at rear. Staff mem- bers Wendy Hamilton ond Cheri Avitts aid I her. r PuMlUxitio+U Newspaper publications are all repro- duced within the school. We are fortunate enough to have our own printing processes. The various stages of producing the news- paper are illustrated here. Because this was our first year, it took a while to get the presses assembled and in running order. As this system is new in the schools, trial and error method was the only method the newspaper staff had of finding out the best way to print the paper. Managing editor Sharon Vessells proves that editors work too, as she takes a moment from typing tc consult on a problem with Judy Slater, news editor. Business manager Ken Sayers points out the sizes of ads offered by the newspaper. Left to right: Marilyn Ross, Alfhild Bugge, Maryanna Heginbottom. Explaining the process of offset printing to the newspaper editor Sue Heginbottom; feature and editorial editor, Ann Brainard; and staff member, Vicky Vetter, is Mr. Braden, publications advisor. 75 With an eye, ta the jjutufie Future Nurses Club is an organization in which girls can further pursue their interest in nursing. They help in the city hospitals, usually, one night a week from two to four hours, gain- ing experience in this field. National Honor Society is composed of mem- bers who become eligible in their junior year. They are chosen by character, scholarship, ser- vice, and citizenship, and must have a 3.5 grade average. Officers of future nurses are left to right: Madge Walton, treasurer; Mary Howard, secretary; Kay Huber, president; and Myrna Williston, vice-president. FUTURE NURSES—first row, left to right: Lu Ann Bailey, Carolyn Swanson, Marsha Winston, Gloria Nicholas, Shirley Price, Pat Myers, Connie McLeod, Sue Brockway. Second row: Joan Lannon, Anne Coffin, Sue Mackey, Bonnie Easter, Joyce Duncan, Joni Duncan, Myrna Williston, Jacqueline Ross, Carol Koppelberger. Third row: Shirley McElderry, Dolice Strange, Judy Grubbs, Nancy Nordman, Janice Crawford, Sandy Gibbons, Sue Hemingway, Sharon Wick, Wendy Hamilton. Fourth row: Lenore Metcalf, Kay Reese, Jenanita Remie, Marcella Ellis, Linda Leet, Barbara Reber, Darlene Scroggins, Pat Phillips. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kneeling left to right: Phyllis Skutt, Judith Bacon, Judith Provine, Mary Totten, Marilyn Metcalf, Sandy Johnson. Seated left to right: Marjorie Chapman, Dave Fainberg, Patti Stanard, Carol Hackett, Jean McWhirter, Edythe Trevithick, Barb Collins, Judy Blinn. Standing |eft to rjght; Sue Heginbottom, Martha Wiles, Janice Sage, Patty Downing, Mr. David Sisson and Miss Constance Burt, sponsor s Marilyn Harvey, Ann Brainard, Betsey Grant, Dan Brown. Not pictured Ed Pearce. SPANISH CLUB—Officers are, left to right: Willa Jean Anders, secretary; Marilyn Thomas, Treasurer; Ron Stoddard, president; Karen Lewis, vice-president. SPANISH CLUB-Left to right: Helene Burns, sponsor; Pat White, Ted Golden, Carole Dent, Phyllis Gilmour, Fred James, Pat White. litexdvirUj, tli IcwjAttUfe, luWue i, The understanding of foreign languages promotes better world relations. Spanish Club members plan to invite guest speakers to lecture and to tell them more about the country of their language. Its main purpose is to study the language more thoroughly for those interested. The sponsor is Miss Helen Burns. French Club members under the direction of Mr. Robert Ellis, listen to guest speakers, and study more about France. They hope to take some trips and see movies and slides. During their meetings they tell stories in French. Ces filles-cil I Officers of the French club are left to right: Robert Ellis, sponsor; Ann Brainard, secretary; Betsey Grant, president; Madge Walton, vice-president; Heidi Topol, treasurer. FRENCH CLUB-Left to right: first row: Majorie Chapman, Second row: Pat Grif- fin, Mary Ellen Cheney, Madge Walton, Connie Boylan, Pat Rapport. Third row: Pam Myers, Sandy Schwarti. Standing: Kay Cummings, Mary Ann Tait, Fay John- son, Janet Dullinger. Fourth row: Betsey Grant, Judy Blinn, Diane Gardner, Heidi Topol, Bonnie Tucker, Ann Brainard. 77 BIOLOGY CLUB—Left to right: Mrs. Jacqueline Culnon, sponsor, Phyllis Smith, Ted Golden, Sue Graham, Dave West, Barb Gellis. Steve Hershey, Scott Sincerbeau, and Kirsten Johnson watch as Fred James per- forms a dissection. Bciesvce, OjzesuL tli Equipment in our science department h ex- cellent for serving the interests of the science clubs. Biology club under the direction of Mrs. Jacqueline Culnon, pursues their various inter- ests in the biology lab and convenient green- house. Among their activities, the Chemists Club, under the direction of Miss Virginia Lewis, per- forms experiments in the well-equipped Chem- istry lab. CHEMISTRY CLUB-Left to right: Sharon Yale, Barb Gellis, Clay Warren, Lee Ringer, Miss Virginia Lewis, sponsor. PHYSICS CLUB—First row: Robert Simpson. Second row: Charles Case Ruel Long, Chuck Ellis. Third row: Ron Amos, Gary Gutow, Dave Anderson. Fourth row: Mary Totten, Sabra Wilson, Bill Nelson, Jim Rockefeller. Fifth row: Gary Hubbard, Dennis Wruble. Standing: James Pyne, sponsor and Doug Notman. wcsiidt the, JjUtuAe, The Phitron Club, a combination of stu- dents interested in Physics and Electronics under the direction of James Pyne, plan to have guest speakers and take several trips. The whole club is planning to take part in building a spectroscope, as a project. Members of the Electronics Club plan to visit various areas of Flint in order to learn the industrial application of electronics, ac- cording to James Mayer, sponsor. ELECTRONICS CLUB—Left to right: Jim Wallace, Bill Gatlin, Tom Jones, James Mayer, sponsor; Dick Wruble, Jerry Grothjan, Mike Greene, Don Felton, Frank Hopak, Charles Case, Dick Crawl. ART CLUB—left to right: Mr. Koskinen, sponsor, Roberta Pritchard, Judy Block, Judy Nye, Mr. Blaize, co-sponsor, Cheryl LaBar, Janet Graham, Janice Beach, Cynthia Pritchard, Penny VanDerwald, Denise Southard. Identification pins seem to be a main issue among the art club officers as they discuss their various selections with Arthur Koskinen, sponsor. Left to right, they are: Carolyn Draves, vice-president-treasurer; Joe Blaize, co-sponsor; Roberta Pritchard, secretary; and Penny VanDerwald, presi- dent. Appreciation of art is an important part of everyone's education. Following their interests farther the members of the art and literature clubs have formed special organizations for this purpose. Some of the activities of the Alpha Gamma include making jewelry, ceramics, painting, and working with wood. Members of the Kable Club read and dis- cuss classical and modern novels. Selling books is the main project of the Kable Club. Inspecting their book rack are (left to right) Patti Stanard, Co-sponsor, David Sisson, and Marjorie Chapman. KABLE CLUB—left to right: Elizabeth Calkins, co sponsor, Patti Stanard, Mar- garet Traceik, Marjorie Chapman, Mary Totten, Ann Brainard, Mae Helen Young, Richard Wruble. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB—first row: Tom Niemann, Eugene Grice, co-sponsor; John Carey, Chuck Rothschild. Second row: Harry Hammond, co-sponsor, Doug Notman, Robert Koegler, Gary Wohlleben. Third row: Clay Warren, Mary Ellen Cheney. ani'i. lake. Photography is an art that requires experi- ence and patience. Besides working in the dark- room, the photography club learns more about photography, are planning summer field trips and hope to have a monthly interclub competi- tion for the best picture taken, which will be published in the school magazine. A subject of growing popularity among the high school students has been taken up more intensely in the Psychology Club. The members listen to guest lecturers, and discuss various phases of psychology. Explaining how to use the modern equipment in our darkroom to photography club members, is Doug Notman. Left to right: Mary Ellen Cheney, Gary Wohlleben, and Tom Niemann. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB—Left to right, first row: Judy Slater, Adrienne Odney, Joe Roberson, sponsor. Second row: Marcia Ferris, Barbara Stewart, Sandy Johnson, Ron Brown. Third row: Lenore Metcalf, Karen Nichols. Standing: Tom Rowe, Peter Winegarden, Ken Sayers. Aea 94fm‘ uiuitedl Brother against brother, friend against friend, was the faculty basketball game between Central and Southwestern. A perfect ending was the tie score. A King is Born, a story portraying the birth of Christ, was pre- sented by the speech I class at the first all-school assembly in the new gym. Action is the word for this game of volley- ball—only one of the many activities offered at TEEN CLUB. 82 No up-to-date school is complete without an efficient expert on the “Bongos. Left to right: Mike Saltman, Craig Stace and Melvin DeMott. Dressing up our halls for the Christmas season. Left to right: Sandy Williams, Bill Taylor, Anne Bradley. PiX, GAXIU+ui icliaal Many hours and much fun was spent in preparation for the first dance. Left to right: Mary Ellen Cheney, Karen Lewis, Vickie Vetter, and Pat Griffin make the decorations for the ceiling. Students study in comfort. A pleasing addition to the library ore these new pieces of furniture. 83 • • • BRIDGE CLUB—Left to right: Pot Sweet, Darrell Hott, Charles Ellis, Dave Anderson. Standing: Frank Hopak, Bob Hurd, Elizabeth Calkins, co-sponsor. BRIDGE CLUB—Left to right: Susan Graham, Dianne Daunt, Marjorie Chapman, Darline Campbell, John Kohlhepp, Kirsten Johnson, Betsey Smith. ■ «eculaiicut The bridge club, sponsored by John Kohlhepp and Elizabeth Calkins, was formed to help begin- ners learn bridge and to provide further entertain- ment for those already acquainted with the game. CosvceMtruitiMt . . . . The members of the chess club, organized by Ray Henry, meet weekly to learn about and enjoy the knowledge of chess. CHESS CLUB—Left to right: David Ellis, Karen Jaeger, Mike Utt, Pat Sweet. Second row: Ray Henry, sponsor. Chuck Ellis, Bob Hurd, Dave Anderson. Standing: John Nitsos. . . . and Sneed The ski club, under the sponsorship of James Mayer and Sara Andrews, began their first season with a trip to Caberfae. The members are both beginners and experienced skiers of several years. Besides special trips, the club members try to ski once a week at local skiing slopes. SKI CLUB sponsors and officers: James Mayer, Sara Andrews, sponsors; Sue Hemingway, vice-president; Dale He!sley, president; Lynn Telling, secretary-treasurer. . . andCaunt iy The Wildcats are a courtesy car club organized to help other cars on the road. They also take trips to various auto shows and work on their own cars at meetings. SKI CLUB—Kneeling, left to right: Madge Wal- ton, Denise Southard, Bente Miller, Sharon Wick, Sandy Gibbons, Sue Mestrazet, Sandy Magee, Phyllis Smith, Al Tremely. Standing, left to right: Bob Berryman, Mike Backus, Vern McCullough, Martha Baird, Paul Walton, Bruce Bishop, Dick Irwin, Pat Rapport, Dick Terril, Barbara Morgan, Rita Whaley, Bob McClure, Sue Buder, Sue Costello, Doug Jensen, Marie Niemeyer, Michelle Whittaker, Larry LaVoie, Mr. Mayer, sponsor, Richard Woodbury, Ken Sayers, Bob Wylie, Lynn Telling. On bus, left to right: Sue Hemingway, Dale Helsley. WILDCATS- Sitting: Jim Curnon, president; Dick Hayes, Dick Leineke, vice president; Don Williams, Warded Barrett, Marvin Pesik. Rehearsing for Oklahoma , Will Parker ana Ali Hakin fight over Ado Annie. Annie's pa (in back) isn't taking chances, as he watches with a shotgun in his hands. iUe, l muAic, During the second semester with the completion of the gym and auditorium, the drama and music depart- ment had a better opportunity to display their talents. A Cappella Choir presented the operetta Oklahoma to raise funds for the music department. Forty-eight stu- dents participated. The PIANO CLUB, under the direction of Thomas Horrocks, make good use of the new grand piano. The lead characters were: Double cast: Curley—Craig Stace John Breece Laurie—Ann Paul Jean Paul Will Parker—Jerry Hagy Dan Brown Aunt Eller—Linda Lolli Margaret Brevard Single cast: Carnes—Glen Mansfield Jud Fry—Bob McKay Ado Annie—Ella Braden Ali Hakim—Mike VunCannon Members of the main cast of Oklahoma are left to right: Craig Stace, Ann Paul, Bob McKay, Linda Lolli, Margaret Brevard, John Breece, and Jean Paul (seated). 86 PIANO CLUB—Left to right: Thomas Horrocks, sponsor, Jim Griffiths, Janice Wunderlick, Carolyn Bloomer, Sue Smith, Marty Baird, Oliver Evans, James Wells. Dancers, under the direction of Dotsy Graff, far eft, are Joan Duncan, Myrna Williston, Char Die- enbach, and Linda Waller. and d u ma The FOOTLIGHTS CLUB, under the direction of Neldo Topolka, was organized to teach its members the art of applying makeup. These people were in charge of making up the actors for our shows. This club also dec- orates several showcases. The drama and speech department combined its variety of talents in a show titled Dramatic Capers. FOOTLIGHTS CLUB officers-Left to right: Jane Mann, Jerry Ballard John Niergarth, Judy Block. Standing is Nelda Topolka, sponsor. FOOTLIGHTS CLUB-First row, left to right: Glenda Howard, Beverly Pagel, Carla Smelser, Marjorie Chapman, Virginia Koester. Second row: Margaret Voorhies, Janice Beach, Byron Childress. Third row: Mary Kutarski, Alice Keyworth. Dotsy Graff (left) and Cheri Avitts perform a dance inter- pretation of Hallelujah Chorus before the A Cappella Concert. A scene from Dramatic Capers is being pictured by Marsha Mueller, portraying a newsboy in A Newsboy and His Dog Scratch. Clowning for the camera are, kneeling, Marie Niemeyer, Wendy Hamilton, and standing, Dotsy Graff and Betsey Grant, some of the members of synchronized club. well Ui tded atULeiioi GYMNASTIC CLUB-First row, left to right: Jan Mclnnes, Paula Bickersteth, Jo Ann Parker, Sue Lough, Phyllis Elder, Marsha Kraft, Cherry Coscia. Second row: Sandy Magee, Donna Stewart, Judy Rorer, Arlene Richardson, Leah Roberts, Foy Johnson, Ann Woodfin, Rosita West, Barbara Blazier. Last row: Burma Davis, Sue Rettenmund, Cathy Walworth, Bertha VanDeMark, Kay Reese, Sue Buder, Sue Smith, Jo Ann McKay. As soon as the pool was filled, our syn- chronized swimmers organized under the di- rection of Dorothy Breda. Ernestine Carter helped Allison James with GYMNASTICS CLUB. The members of this club learn the fundamentals of gymnastics, try a little tumbling and learn various stunts. 88 'pMKf'uun UauAi Ued Intramural bowling provides entertainment for both girls and boys. The leagues, under the sponsorship of James Pyne and Allison James, play after school. The team who wins the most number of games receives a trophy. GIRLS BOWLING—First row, left to right: Burma Davis, Suz- anne Smith, Chris Baney, Menda Clifford, Pat Lench, Rita Boyd, Donna Howard, Sharon Petrihen. Second row: Marcia Jenkins, Marilyn Harvey, Carol Losey, Kathy Anthony, Jackie Bowron, Patti Hildebrand, Paula Bickersteth, Allison James, sponsor. Third row: Jean Biddulph, Susan Rettenmund, Jan Mclnnes, Jan Stevens, Kathy Koziel,Nancy Ash. Fourth row: Linda Lolli, Judy Sumner, Gloria Black, Willa Jean Anders. BOYS BOWLING TEAM—Front row, left to right: Bob Moulton, Jim Keyworth. Second row: Gerald Fortner, Gene Meyer, Mike Nolley, Chuck Melius. Third row: Jerry Watson, Charles Weber, Bill Nelson, Joseph Skornicka, Doug Bully. Fourth row: Ed Horvath, Wayne Youngfer, Doug Page, Mark Voight. Fifth row: Ron Stoddard, Cliff Warle, Duane Smith, Gary Larsen, Larry Brandon. Sixth row: Dave Anderson, Dave Fainburg, Gary Porritt, Gary Bradford, Mike Backus. Stand- ing: Jim Pyne, sponsor, Larry Cole, Carl Christoff, Bob Hurd. 89 ........and five of those, and two more of these, and one of that kind over there. Joe Skornicka, Eugene Meyer, and Mike Nolley certainly keep Carol Elick busy at the candy counter. Our grand piano, displayed by Mary Totten, was presented at a concert held in the newly completed auditorium. Howdy, y'alll .... and here they are, you lucky people you .... the Colts own Deep Harmony Boys direct from Barefoot Junction, Arkansas. Providing laughs and spirit at school assemblies are left to right, Ron Brown, Edward Pearce, Danny Webster, Tom Woody, Bob Sinnott. (Not pictured is Neil Perry.) 90 7ke (le lnnina and the end Selecting a formal is the top item on a girl's list for the prom—next to her date, of course. Judy Block receives the approval of Carla Smelser and Janice Beach. (Formols and setting compliments of Maas Brothers) During the whirling rush of graduating, getting ready for the prom, and trying to have that last get-together with the old crowd, seniors pause to reflect their first and last year ot Southwestern. Marty Wiles and Ken Sayers find most of it was wonderful and their only regret, which seems to be the common regret of all the seniors, is that they only had one year to enjoy it. 91 President—Gerald Meadows SopJuMnosi l bloMam hosith Brand new students . . . brand new school . . . unused desks . . . unused brains . . . bewildered . . . badgered . . . trying to belong . . . the more conspicuous in trying . . . finals . . . too soon . . . study too late . . . headache and wait . . . tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . dates . . . too many . . . too late . . . sweet sixteen . . . grounded queen . . . driver training . . . got my license . . . new car . . . dad's ulcers . . . mother's migraine . . . it's obvious mother was never young . . . now when I was your age . . . five dollars for a date . . . you're crazy . . . if you want the car, wash it . . . like man . . . dig this crazy class . . . we're the most. Vice-President, Treasurer—Sue Morris Beverly Ann Benny Harold Keith Sandy Ronald Georgia Max Abbruzzese Abney Adams Adams Allen Allen Amoss Anastar Anderson James Earnestine ran Gary Donna Nancy Lawana Nancy Bob Anderson Anthony Anthony Armstrong Arnold Arnold Artis Ash Ashley Diana James Robert Helen Robert Jack Chuck Carol Jim Baliko Ball Ballenger Bankston Bartholomew Batson Bauserman Beane Bearinger 94 SofjJiOtMOA L Ken David Benny Mike Elaine Beavers Becker Beckley Beito Belill Judy Diana Don Sue Bell Bemis Bennett Bennett Jay Don Carla Gloria Berthiaume Bertram Beyer Black Tom Hazel Connie Blair Booth Bolden Don Tom Booher Borton Ann Bradley James Sharon Bracy Bracken Vickie Brabbs Morgan Brandt Larry Bower Garth Boyd Ken Bouchard Jackie Bowron Harry Linda Beth Reginald Ken Elden Judith Brenda Isla Brady Brady Brandt Brewer Briggs Britton Britten Brooks Brooks Sam Fannie James Juanita Brooks Brown Brown Brown Lamont Sandra Brown Brown Jean Brymer Lyal Buck Carl Buckner Sue Marjorie Craig Carolyn Paul Barbara Don Cathy Buder Buechl Burgess Burns Burrow Burwell Butkovich Butler Anita Buxton Reg Buxton Nancy Eugene Cadieu Caldwell Edward Calvin Diane Campbell Nathaniel Campbell Ned Campbell Thurman Campbell Bonnie Canamore 95 SofduUHGJl l Jesse Karen Nelda Ann Charles Earnest Frannie Judy Sandra Cannon Carter Carter Cascaddan Chase Chase Catalano Ceslick Cheek Edward Linda Marion Connie Jacqueline Everett Jim Menda Pat Childress Christenson Clapp Clark Clark Claxton Clevenhagen Clifford Clifford Robert Bettye Cmejerk Coleman Ruth Combs John Comer John Ethel Bob Crouch Compton Conliffe Mike Connolly David Cook Cherry Coscia Sue Costello Allan Cox n V' -.1 V V v� -J Johnny William Bill Herry Ricky Crawford Crawford Cregar Crockett Crooms Jim Daniel Mary Cox Crampton Crankshaw Raymond John Joe Cross Culver Cummings Graig Crawford Kay Cummings o vstt John Paul Gail Diane Daily Dailey Date Davanzo Darlene David Cheryl Charles Davis Davis Davy Decker When final� roll around, wo find Craig Burgess . . . studying? 96 Sojxluuftosi i Sophomores Naomie Gibson, Judy Bell, and Gloria Block, are new at the job of typing. Mary Vaughn Dennis Richard Mike Ruth Ann Linda Faith Woody Decker DeCrausaz Derr DeSonia Deneen Dial Dicker Diefenbach Dingess Shirley William Christine Judy Carol Dave Phyllis Roger David Eaker Eaton Eddy Eisinacher Elder Elder Elder Elford Ellis Fred Nancy Howard Oliver Jim Roy Dan Bonnie Carol Engbloom Ethridge Etson Evans Lauckner Feagan Fe|t Fields Fillmore Wayne Richard William Gene Dave Joe Richard Tom George Fisher Fineberg Flippen Flore Florida Florida Fogell Forrest Fowler 97 Sapltamvi l Derrel Karen Ken Kenneth Donald Cheryl Fox Fox Franklin Franklin Frashour Freeze Edward Alberta Ron French Frost Frye B8 William Ruth Gill Dianna Naomie Sue Brenda Paul Jo n Gatlin Gearhart Geisz George Gibson Gillespie Gills Gullett Gondol Tom William Janet Sue Frank Sue Heinz Goodrum Goudzward Graham Graham Grant Grant Grassl Judy Ann Adeline Greanya Green Elsie Bil Griggry Gross Beverly Grossklaus Many experiments are done in the biology room by lonnie Westbrook, Ed French, Jean Brymer, and Sue Rettenmund- Donald Margaret Habkirk Hager Linda Brenda Diane Jill Vickie Walter John Ron Arthur Hagie Hall Hall Halliday Hamilton Hamilton Hanak Hancock Harding 98 Mary Ernest Harriman Harris PQUI Sandra David Harris Harrison Hartley Mike Ryland Mike Dick Harvey Harwood Hatton Hayes Sharon Maryanna Hehert Heginbottom Laurulire Stephen Henderson Hershey Deborah Sheryl Hinton Hirsch Bob Mike Holbeck Holmes New practice rooms provide uninterrupted activities at the piano for Linda Brady and Bob Conliffe. Robert Mary Kay Heiss Heitmann Bill Higgins Duane Hetherton Pamela Kenneth Holtslander Hopper Darlene Glenda Ronald Connie Dwayne Martha Reggie Joanne Billy Hosmer Howard Howard Hubbell Huff Hughes Hughes Hummer Hunter Jim Hyatt V � si ” Ellen Priscilla Ivan Dennis Shirley Herbert Hunter Isham Ivanoff Jackson Jackson James Pamela Carolyn James Jatewood 99 S pJi ntxVteA, Sandy Bobbye Fay Jaworski Jeffords Johnson Gary Lynnea Peggie Johnson Johnson Johnson Tom Jim Herb Juneac Kadey Kateman Frederick John Alice Carolyn Joe Howard Kennedy Kerry Keyworth King Kinzel Knisley Kathleen Marsha Koziel Kraft Howard Joanne Lesley Lathrop a Marie Ronald Janet Sharon Kramer Kraus Krug LaBar David Diane Richard Dwayne Lauver Lawrence Lawton LeBeau Gloria Sue Della Ron LeSage Lifsey Linn Lintz Jay Diane Linzey Lokkins Sharon Susan Losee Lough Richard Lusk Donald MacDonald Virginia Earnest Iona Johnson Jones Jones r Curtis Joanne Kelly Kelly Sylvia Mary Konczol Kotarski r Don Lane Joan Lannon Tom Kelly Carl Kowaleyk James Larkin Terry Mike Linda Leclair Ledin Lemmon Lonnie Ronnie Sandra Westbrook Lord Lorenz Ann Sandra Bob Maldaner Magee Mair 100 SofduMHOSieA, Chuck Marilyn Bob Malott Mansfield Malmquist Sybil Richard Lloyd Martlew Maul Martin Investigating the plants in the greenhouse are Ricky Crooms and Rod Hancock. Patricia Tom Vivian Martin Martin Martin Wilford Andrew Donovan Charles Vickie Jelaine Janet Sheila Sandy Martin Maszczak May McBride McCombs McCoy Mclnnes McIntosh McKay Sally Maurice Phyllis Ken Gerald Richard Lynn Richard Bruce McKinstry McLeod McMahon McMuhan Meadows Meeks Melius Meier Meriwether Linda Robert Bente Bonnie Jerris Jerry Linda Michele Rae Gary Metcaif Milis Miller Miller Miller Mills Miracle Mitchell Morgan Sue Dennis Jerry Morris Mooney Moratti Barbra Morgan f w ) Samuel Sanders Morgan Morgan Sue Morgan Hamp Morris Sharon Morrow 101 Sandra Mosley Thomas Moles Peggy Murdoch Valerie Murray Sam Neely Janet Nelson Robert Nelson Karen Newbury Joanne Nichols Ron Anna Tom John James Ron Christine Shirley Charles Nichols Nicks Niemann Nitsos Norton Norton Nystron Dates Oleszycki Mary Ann Panchula Della Parker Brenda Pappas Joe Parks Roberta Parks Michael Parr Darrell Patterson Garth Patterson Jan Patterson Beverly Ramon Pausley Payne David Thomas Phillips Phillips Ronald Ron Marilyn David Sharon Janice Norm Pearce Petkoff Peters Peterson Petriken Petross Pfundt John Bob Tom Carole Nancy Jim Forest Pidgeon Pierce Pierce Pifer Pinkek Piskoti Placer Gerda Carol Mardell Victor Dennis Patsy Sherri Anita Judy Pleschakow Plourde Porte Potter Power Powell Powell Prevost Prieur Sandy Howard Ed Brenda Manuel Barbara Pat Jerry Verlin Putt Quinn Raatz Ragsdale Raleigh Ranger Rapport Ray Ray 102 £ofdia4HGA i Janice Reasor Kay Reese Carol Sue Reid Rettenmund Randy Reynolds Dave Rhyndress Mike Harvey and Christine Small exchange homework— of course they aren't cheatingl Mary Bob Penny Helen Bill Sandra Linda Earl Don Richardson Riederich Riker Riske Rittenbery Rivers Roberts Roberts Robinson Vera John Dennis Gene Darrell Judie Marilyn Judy Charles Rodabaugh Rodanhisler Rogers Rogers Root Rorer Ross Rittenbery Rothschild Gary Gloria Gail Dick Jesse Richard Joanne Donna Richard Russell Russell Schluckbier Schmidt Sembler Shaw Sherman Shirley Shupe Frank Shurte Doshia Robert Scott Margaret Ruthann Simpson Simpson Sincerbeau Sisco Skellenger John Sklarow Irving Sly Danny Smiley 103 Annie Christine Don Gary Kelley Karen Larry Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Lonnie Dave Why George! This is so sudden ' exclaims Cherry Coscia. Steadman Stebbins Larry Phyllis Smith Smith Thersea Tina Smith Smythe ry - ff - Wb ft A James Spaulding LaVerne Speace % ft Karen Starlin Mike Stasiak ft o - 7M im Mike Stepanek Stewart Stephensor Gary Mary Ann David Stewart Stewart stout Kaye Karen William Ray Judy Roxanne St. Peter Stuart Stuart Sumley Sumner Surik Sheila Deloris Sandra Karen Patricia Marianne Alfred Chuck Marcia Swan Swanson Sweezy Sydenham Sywyk Tait Talbot Taylor Taylor 104 Ralph Brenda Gerald Ed Nina Dave Lillie Patricia Daniel Tedford Tempelton Thalhammer Thayer Thiell Thomas Thomas Thomas Thompson Judy Thornton ■ ( A Jiii Gary Thorpe Bob Heidi Tomlinson Topol Hal Bill Trembley Turnbull Maynie Gary Tyrone Ujlaky Gary Gary Vaughn Verdier Who says our lockers aren't small? Diane Campbell, Judy Prieur, and Sherry Freeze, prove that they are. L V Chris Tigner Harry Tolbert % Sc ™ Heinz Topol Dennis Younger n V, H i Sharon Turner Sheryl Tyler f% ft Jan Michael Ur Utt Bill Linda Vincent Vincent Marcia Klaus Marvin Eusette Barbara Georgella Jacqueline Carolyn Kathy Vincent Von Daggenhausen Vosburg Waddell Waaner Walker Waller Waltz Walworth 105 Dave Ware Darylee Warle Bobbie Warnock George Gloria Washburn Washington Leon Watkins Larry Watson Emily Weaver Jerrel Rosemary Blake Dave Rosita Sharon Ron Eileen Jerry Webb Welsh Weinbery West West West Wharram White White Judy Larry Michele Roy Carol Bernard Brenda John Sue White White Whittaker Wilcutt Wilkins Williams Williams Williams Williams Larry Ron Carol Wilkinson Willoughley Wilson Cecil Wilson Robert Wilson Kathy Marsha Barry Venita Windle Winston Wiselogle Withem Richard Annie Woodbury Woodfin Uluis Ellane Wright Young Robert Zachery Coreful, girlsl Extra pounds put on more weight. Helen Riske, Annie Woodfinn, Diana Boliko, Della Linn. 3 Yjk Roland Woods Roger Wozniak a A Jerry Young Jim Yuille Elaine Zuchegno 106 So Jta+ntPieA Jim Kodey finds fun in making the girls laugh in geometry class—before the bell rings. There weren't even any failure slips in the class. Making sure all trash is put in the waste basket. Faith Diefenbach takes lunch sacks from Sandy Mosley and Chris Tigner. Sophomores do strange things, don't they? Reading Southwestern's first newspaper keeps all interested. Left to right: Virginia Johnson, Marilyn Ross, Bill Turnbull. You mean we forgot a chair? With the first year behind them, the juniors anticipated a full year of new and interesting experiences. After a month of confusion and bewilder- ment, the eleventh graders regained their foot- ing and proceeded to elect their first class offi- cers. The new officers proved themselves capable of the responsibilities bestowed on them by their fellow students. It was not long before the ball was rolling. Earning money for the Junior Prom, they set out in earnest with many projects, the most important of which was the Junior Play. Their labors were rewarded by a sucessful prom in the spring. With the year finally coming to a close, the juniors look back on a wonderful year; but look forward more eagerly to their senior year. BloMomd. UauAlUt ai fJutuoM, complete, Second ueab -1 Judy Aldred 1 Dale Alexander Juanita Amie Sandy Amon Q OkCi y i2 jh Tom Alguire Mary Amthor Judy Nancy M 7 Tom All Alldred Allison n r y • j K Willa Jean Charles Ken Anders Anderson Anderson Joanne Amacher Jack Amie Earnestine Andrews Kathy Anthony Rose Mary Bryant Arthur Arvone Chery Leila Peggy David Don Christine Avitts Badgley Baker Ballentine Ballentine Baney 108 Ovell Joy Ann Barbee Basore Tom Edward Basso Bates fjusuoAA, Floyd Bates Jerry Battino mm rn Virginia Bauguess Albert Bell Jim Bergstrom Robert Berk Kathy Berry Thomas Joe Berryman Beyer Paula Bickersteth Willie Bickley Jean Biddulph Raye Carol Reed Bruce Dave Jerry Joyce Barbara Birk Birmingham Birnie Bishop Black Black Black Blazier John Joyce Connie Dave Rita Harold Ella Janet Bodag Boulton Boylan Boyd Boyd Brabbs Braden Bradford Lloyd John Linda Ray Terrill Carol Ann Marshall Sue Bradley Brady Brady Brannon Bravender Brissette Broadna Brockway Jannie William Tom Larry Dick Jim Janice Tim Brown Brown Bryant Buckner Buell Burns Burt Burton 109 fjutuosiA, Brenda Bonnie Kaye Dennis Connie Leslien Nick Guy Butler Butler Rutter Byrow Caldwell Harry Campbell Mary Campbell Fred Jean Cannon Card Jack Brenda Linda Ron Carl Carnes Carpenter Castle Jim Tom Chambers Chapman Pete Mary Ellen Robert Dale Carl Mike Wayne Greg Chasteen Cheney Chimovitz Chritensen Christoff Clary Clayton Clink Ethel Sandra Coleman Compton Caroline Brenda Connors Cooper Pamela Jim Corson Cote 110 Confucius say: Five heads are better than one. fjusuoM, Dick Janice Louis Ronald Ann Garry Richard Delford Crall Crawford Creason Cross Cruce Cryderman Cryerman Cuddeback Roberta Cecelia Jim Cull Cummings Currow Lorrell Dahl Kathryn Elmer Dianne Carol Dalzell Darnell Daune Davenport Burma Davis Max Davis Pennie Davis Raymond Davis Phil DeMoss Carole Dent Becky Dickie Charlynn Diefenbach Jim Norman Dillard Dively Victor Tom Doan Doehring Pat Dennis Bob Judy Donohou Dority Dove Doyle Jim Joyce Joni Marsha Jessee Bonnie Ron Carol Droper Duncan Duncan Dunn Druri Easter Easterwood Eastman Sandra Carol Jim Louise Carol Marilyn Sue Marcel Henry Easton Edwards Eisenacher Ellery Elick Elliott Ellis Elridge 111 Alfred Morris Englehart English Marcia Betty Walter Richard Barbara Becki Engstorm Ervin Ethridge Faulk Feagan Felisky Clyde Gary Judy Susan Patricia Ferguson Fielder Fisher Fogell Folaron Ken Fox Clifalene Joy Carol Luanne Frederick French Fntcher Frost Linda Jim Richard Ford Fortner Fortier Bob Diane Jerry Gale Gardner Garner Mary Ellen Douglas Garrett Gavriloff Eric Gay Barb Gellis Linda Charlene Terry Beverly Genske Gentry George Gerow Phyllis Gary John Ted Lawrence John Tom Dorothy Gilmour Goddard Goebel Golden Goldman Goldner Goode Gordon Judy Ed Mike Mike Phyllis Pat Jim Gerald Gordon Graham Green Green Gregory Griffin Griffiths Grothjan 112 Qu4UQ U Judith Grubbs rs ) ; . i Richard Chris Gunnell Gutscher Frank Gyorkos Walter Nan Ken Ruth Hall Hallak Hallett Ham Judy Hahn HI Douglas Calley Haines Hale What better way to spend an afternoon than watching basketball practice! Ann Hamilton Sue Helfey Beth Hamilton r t Dan Herman Janice Hanson Sandy Herrick Charlotte Harden Ronald Hicks Carol Haring ■- r y Larry Hildebrand Larry Harrington I Patti Hildebrand Chester Harris Sandra Hiller Earnest Harvey Charles Hirchert Richard Audrey Reggie Teenee Larry Hillman Hobart Hobson Hoeffgen Hogan Kathryn Holbeck Bruce Holden Judy Holden 113 {jutUOAA, Paul Horn Gary Horner Donna Howard Ken James Drusa Hoss Houghtaling Householder Lynda Brenda Jim Hughey Humphrey Hyatt Judi Geraldine Dick Hyatt Inman Irwin Joe Kenneth Suellen Fred Bob Esther Jackson Jackson Jagow James Janssen Jarres Keith Johnson Kirsten Johnson Sandra Tedd Johnson Johnson Anna Bell Don Jones Jones Marilyn Howard Darrold Isham Carole Johnson sT Robert Jones Dorothy Huddleston Carol Ives A Joseph Johnson Bob Jordan - st, ' K Ross Kales Sheri Keast Steve Kelly Ruth Keniston Burnice Kennedy Bernice Keskes Richard Kida Lewis King Lonette Dennis King Kingsley Linda John Kinzel Klee Fred Robert Knopf Koegler Virginia Herman Koester Kollen 114 ffusUosuL Clyde Koontz Dick Kathryn Langworthy Lannon Emil Doris Larry Koteles Krackow Kranz m Sandy Mary Kurcsis Lacy Veronica Garland Lancour Lane Larry Lavoie Robert Layzell Susan Lebster Donald Lee Geraldine Lee Larry Lee Leet Lemieux Lench Lesage Lewis Lewis Liddle Liguor Linda Lolli Tony Carol Pam Willis Lopez Losey Lovegrove Lowe Dennis Lumsden Mike Janet Lee Luther Mack Suzette Jeff Mackey Mackinnon Chuck Macleod Jerry Madden Carol Magee Denis Chris Makuch Malin Charlotte Mallyns Billie Sue Sharon Malone Mangoid Sandy Markiewicz William Rebecca Marks Martin 115 jjutUOAA Anne Paulette Douglas Martlew Mauppin Mayville Catherine McAdams Alma Bob McClinton McClure Dennis Me Crandall Phyllis McDaniel A , V' Mike McFee Delores Harry McGlaun McGrail I Linda Peggy JoAnn Connie McGraw McGuffin McKay McLeod McMahan Gail McMurphy Shirley Marti McNeely Meadows David Frank Bonnie Megdell Mercy Meredith Mike Robert Merriman Messenger Jerry Metcalf Carolyn Miller Ken Ken Methven Meyer Judy Miekka Eddie Miller Glen Judy Miller Miller Larry Mary Sandra Sharron Miller Miller Miller Miller Sandra Michael Hilton Mills Jim Mills Jerry Minarik •if' A Anne Jim Sara Elaine Mary Dorothy Jerry Gerald Mitchel Mitchell Montgomery Moore Moore Morgan Mowl Mueller 116 : Linda Bob Phillip Mueller Murphy Murphy Myers Pat Carl Lloyd Kathleen Myers Neal Nelson Neva l iMUOAA' That early morning ruth can get anybody down; but Gail McMurphy, Barb Gellis, and Undo Woodard, may have found a solution. Donna Marie Newbury Niemeyer Marlyne Woody Olsen Openo Juliette Garret Parker Payne Beth Opper A Doug Page James Page Barbara Beverly Helen Pagel Pagel Pappadakis Gloria Payne Dawn Peck Joanne Peleterie Tom Peterman Ken Pethers Barb Pierce •j r Ed Piotrowski tv Jh Charles Piskoti Sharon Ponton Gary Alfieda Porritt Porter David Potts 117 jjutuaAA, Jim Shelby Bill Shirley Powell Powell Poyfair Price Duckett Janet Barbara Ranger QV Ray Reber Janet Richard Annette Shirley Proffer Propes Purzycki Ragle Delbert Merv Stephanie Mary Reece Rettenmund Rhoades Rhodes Arlene Dennis Richardson Riker Sharon Robb Leah Roberts Charlotte Margaret Pat Robinson Robinson Rockwell Evelyn Rodery Jerry Rogers Linda Roloff Bob Ross Flora Ross Barbara Ruddock Janet Russell Wilfred Russell For Men Only! say Ted Golden, Fred James, Dennis Riker, Jack Amie. r- . Bryan Barry Barry Ryder Sanders Saunders Wayne Saupe I Sandra Darwin Sawatzki Saxton 118 Raymond Saxton Claud Terry Sandy Schmidt Schneider Schwartz Bill Scott Sandra Simmons Dennis Simon , Chuck Sipley George Skaff Lon Slocum Gary Ron Smades Smelser Alan Betsy Smith Smith Carol Smith Jack Smith Jewelee Larry Mack Smith Smith Smith Nancy Smith Suzanne Ed John Richard Smith Snyder Soderholm Spafford ft - 1 f V Richard Spears Dolice Thelma Stange Starr Don Stephens Judy Gail William Lee Leroy Carolyn Dianne Doug Stephenson Stevens Stokes Stone Stout Swanson Sullivan Sutherland 119 Donald Art Talbert Tollman Rosetta Arthur Tomlinson Torres Penny Beverly Vanderwald Vaughn Ken Randy Walker Walker A Gary Clifford Wantland Warle Jo-Ann Betty Mack Pat Robert Tapp Tate Taunton Taylor Teer Marilyn Joan Barry Helen Joe Thomas Tillinghast Tippett Tippin Todd Margaret Trayciky Paula Treiger Julaine Phyllis Howard Triplett Tyler Underwood Vicki Vetter Mark Voight Margaret Mike Dale Voorhess VunCannon Wagner Sandra Jim Linda Christina Madge Walker Wallace Waller Walter Walton Clay Fay Sharon Charles Charles Warner Washington Washington Watts Weber Juanita Tenley Ron Tomasik Bertha VanDeMark Sharon Walden Rene Walton Dannie Webster no Larry Beverly Tom Webster Welch Wells Pat Sherrie Dwaine White White Whited Edward Gary Gustenia Williams Williams Williams juiUOAA, . . and furthermore, I promise to . . says Herb Riley. Norman Linda Richard Janis Rob Wood Woodard Wrubel Wunderlich Wylie Sharon Hilton Sharron Yale Yarbrough Yerkey Judith Mae Helen Martha Yats Young Young Don Yuille Carolyn Carol Earl Richard Zajdlik Zemore Zimmer Zuber 121 122 Setti ti, BOARD OF DIRECTORS—First row: Cordell Opie, Mile Soltman, Dick Marr, Anne Dodd. Second row: Gary Campbell, Bill Pribble, Neil Perry, Terry Connolly, Rich Benison, Lynn Telling, Patti Stannard. Third row: Ronald Kerr, Jerry Watson, Gary Gutow, Beverly Burks, Bonnie Milne, John Breece, Pat Downing. Not pictured is Ron Stoddard. and.laAii Seniors this year have done everything for the first time at Southwestern, and yet for the last time during their high school years. There were many adjustments to be made at the beginning of the year, but as time went on, things started to bloom with spirit, moral, school colors, school nickname, class officers, money projects for the prom, dances, clubs, wins and losses in sports, organization, co-operation, new friendships, and to top things off, a wonderful senior prom. There was everything to make a senior year complete. These are treasured memories and they will al- ways remain so, but they must, as seniors, leave them behind and go on to the new and greater walks of life. Each of them with the help of God, will go his own way to success and happiness. They go forward in the world as the first gradu- ating class of Southwestern and the first fruits of her tree. Senior class officers Cordell Opie, president, Ron Hartman, vice-president-treasurer, and Sue Heginbottom, secretary, are busy at one of the board meetings. Sue and Ron count money from one of the Senior Penny Days, while Cordell leads the discussion. 124 ValedUctonicM Edward Pearce £cdui rfosUGM, 125 Sabra Wilson Patti Stanard JliCflt jbiiiincticut Lenore Metcalf Janet Beach David Fainburg Marilyn Harvey Carol Rubel 126 Mary Totten Albert Barnes Judith Provine James Burger These seniors take time out during lunch hour to read THE BAT, a well-known comic strip at Southwestern. We're sure he will be missed next year, because the artist is a senior. Matt Buder, Harold Maricle, Rosemary Clark, Nancy Crabtree, Mike Levi. Phyllis Skutt Marjorie Chapman Marcia Ferris Edythe Trevithick 127 jbiiiiHcMan Ann Bradley John Breece Daniel Brown Alfhild Bugge Rosemary Clark Having no first hour in the morning means a little extra time to study. These seniors, Mary Howard, Linda Davis, and Gary Hubbard, make good use of that time. 128 bliUnctia t Patricia Downing Charles Ellis Arlene Engen Kathleen Flynn Barbara Collins Sandra Gibbons Donald Goins Jerilynn Grable Gary Gutow Lois Haarala Carol Hackett Wendelyn Hamilton Priscilla Kelly Diana Keniston James Keyworth Carol Koppelberger Sandra Leininger Reuel Long Jean McWhirter Charles Mellos 129 iAUnctiost Marilyn Metcalf These senior girls are mighty faithful when it comes to baking cookies for school dances and senior bake sales. 'To put a little fun in your life, try baking. Mary Ann Meyers, Lana Hollo- Larry Metzger way, Sandy Gibbons. Warren Miller Robert Moulton Mary Ann Myers Mike Nolley Douglas Notman Anne Paul Roberta Pritchard William Reish Susan Rockafellow Janice Sage 130 %idti+uUio t John Sbiegay Thomas Sibilsky Robert Sinnot Judith Slater Gary Somers Marilynn Stockford Sheron Talbot Bonnie Tucker Sharon Vessells Jeanette Wallis Martha Wiles Carol Wolverton One of the many money-making projects of the seniors, was this bake sale. It proved to be quite successful be- cause no matter how you look at it, students like to eat. 131 SetuoAA Margaret Allen Gladys Alspach Carmen Ancira David Anderson Judith Anderson Michael Backus Judith Baird Jerry Ballard Daniel Barnhart Wardell Barrett Peggy Batson Richard Bayless Judith Black Kay Black Minnie Bland Judith Block Nancy Blom Marguerite Bloomer 132 Se+UoAA, William Book Gary Bowron Bonnie Boyd Gary Boyd Gary Bradford Sandy Brady Larry Brandon Patsy Brandon Richard Brandt Margaret Brevard Caroline Brezzell Sandra Briggs Raymond Brissette Lois Britt Dennis Brockway Pat Brooks Bernice Brown Ronald Brown Kenneth Burgess Ann Burgher Shelby Burke Beverly Burks Heyl Wait a minute . . . you got the wrong girl ... I mean boy . . . that is it's me, Tom Woodyl (Courtesy of Baldwin-Chase) 133 SesuoAA, Joyce Burks Georgia Burley Judith Burt Sharon Buswell Barbara Butrum Keith Calkins Gary Campbell Willie Campbell Gordon Canamore Mary Carrasco Richard Case Lyndal Casteel Byron Childress Patricia Clay Kenneth Clemens Ralph Clevenhagen Hugh Cline Dole Cobb Robert Cockriil William Cole Terry Connolly Elizabeth Connors Edward Cook Clayton Corder Nancy Crabtree Gay Craine James Cramer Frank Crawford Fred Cross Shannon Crystal 134 Patricia Daugherty Linda Davis These seniors seem to be mighty busy as they look through class pictures. Sign mine, says Judy Taylor to Ben Hill as Gary Campbell looks on. Mary Davis Dennis Day Thomas Day Marsha DoFord Ronald DeFord Anthony DeMaria Melvin DeMott Lola Dewell Sue Dicker Lydia Diener Dale Dixon Anne Dodd James Doehring Curtis Downing Jacqueline Downing Carolyn Droves Janet Dullinger John Dunbar 135 SetuoAA Robert Dunston Billy Eastman Elizabeth Eaton Ronald Elfstrom James Engbloom Alan Etson Jack Etson Georgia Fell Ronald Felton Vaughn Fickies Ernelle Fields JoAnne Fillmore Douglas Fishwick Curtis Foote Howard Foote Richard Forrest Gerald Fortner Gerald Fournier Louis Gancsos Elmer Gibson Oma Gibson Gerald Ginger Bonnie Glann Janet Golden 136 SesuoAA, Donna Gorecki Sandra Gould iJsi Gary Goodall Marilyn Goodell Shari Goodrich David Goodwin A' h Paul Grabiel Vincent Graham Carol Griggry Keith Grimes During Mid-semester change, these seniors decided to try their luck with a snowman, but the snow was a little stubborn. Ken Sayers, Sue Heginbottom, Dale Cobb, Don Funk, Patti Stannard. Norma Grimes Suzanne Groff Judith Grove Marilyn Gullet Larry Gutzman J. W. Guy Jerry Hagy Betty Hale Jeanette Hale William Hale Donald Hall Norman Hamelin 137 Sesu iA. Ronald Hartmon Darrell Hatt Thomas Hayton Douglas Healy Susan Hemingway Rachal Hemphill Jerry Hendricks J. W. Hendricks Judith Herrick Eileen Herweyer Arthur Herzog Nina Highgate Signing of the yearbooks starts the minute they are re- ceived. Up and down the halls, this is what you will find. Donald Hodgson Lana Holloway Frank Hopak Those signatures are mighty important to these seniors. Terry Connolly, Sharon Wick, Barb Stewart, Mike Backus. Benjamin Hill Gary Hiller Martha Hillman 138 SetuoAA, Sharon Hopkins Corine French Dennis Korlon Edmund Horvath Mary Howard Gary Hubbard Carolyn Huber Jean Hughes Delores Iverson Jo Ann Jacob Karen Jaeger Judith James Linda Jenkins Marcia Jenkins Betty Johnson Conn ie Johnson George Jones Irvin Jones Judith Jones Linda Joseph Diane Kagen Mary Keene Arthur Kelly Jo Ann Kelly Robert Kemp Jean Kendrlx Linda Harris Katie Kennard Ronald Kerr Linda Kersey 139 Se+UoAA, Gary Keyes Norman Keyes Charlotte Kielian Gene Kiesel Lila Kimmery Daniel King Jerry King Persis Kinnish Dale Kirbitz Carol Revord, Patsy Brandon, and Lois Haarala enjoy reminiscing, as they look through their scrap- books, pin-ups, and yearbooks of their high school days. They will be treasured for many years to come. Lynette Kirchner Cecil Klock Sandra Knickerbocker Richard Knoertzer Jerry Knowes Betty Kollen Beverly Koshaba Larry Kraus Gary Kubik Linda LaGuire Sandra Land John London 140 Beverly Lane Joanne Lang Gary Larsen 7 Linda Lawrence SetuO'M' Marilyn Lee Richard Leineke fa L k Camille Lenszyeki Gertha Luster Michael Levi Marion Livingston Timothy Long Ronald Lorenz Frederick Maddock Joy Maier Garry Malone Larry Manchester Jane Mann Glen Mansfield Jo Ann Marciszewski Harold Maricle Richard Marr Judith Martin Linda Martin Robert Martin Carol Moschino Sidney Massey Wanda Matthews Diane McArthur Victor McBride Carl McCarron 141 £e uaH Thomas McClain Shelba McConnaoghhay Vernon McCullough Rohert McDaniel Douglas McDonala Shirley McElderry Gladys McMahon lorry McNenly Karen Metzger Eugene Meyer Cary Milburn Gary Miller Raymond Miller Max Mitchell James Morgan Nancy Morris Marsha Mueller Ronald Muir Charlene Muma Judi Murphy Rosemary Murphy William Nelson 142 Adrienne Odney Cordell Opie Peggy Batson does her best to describe her prom dress to Jody Baird. Jerry Smith and Howard Foote catch note to their conversation and give an attentive ear. Linda Owen David Oxley Ruth Parker Leonard Parks Jean Paul Ruthie Payne Dennis Pellens Bruce Perish Neil Perry Judith Peterson Charles Petross Patricia Phillips 143 SetuosU. Cynthia Pritchard Delori� Pruett Lawrence Puterbaugh Jerry Ragsdale Barbara Raslich Richard Reams Elsa Riske James Robbins James Rockafellow Diane Rosine Jacqueline Ross Thomas Rowe Richard Ruddock Gary Rutherford Caron Salerno Michael Saltman Sharon Saxon Kenneth Sayers Anthony Schifano Robert Schluckbier Annette Settlemoir Barbara Sheathelm Kaye Shepard Wesley Singleton 144 SeruasiA, Hodwig Sippert Joseph Skornicka Roth Sly Carla Smelser Ghyraine Smelser Kenneth Smiley Jean Smith Jerry Smith Kenneth Smith Marion Smith Terry Smith John Snyder William Stratton Ivan Sutton Gerald Swanson Patrick Sweet Ronald Szabo Jo Ann Talbert Judith Taylor Thomas Taylor Lynn Telling Beatrice Temple Carole Thome Blair Tillinghast 145 £e uoAA Yolanda Torre� Robert Urguhart Arnold Wagner Paul Walton Judith White 146 Carol To� sey Mary Treichel Larry Turner Sandra Turner Lowell Tyiska Frieda Van Wormer Thomas Waldron Carol Warner Yvonne White Sharon Varner Frederick Walker Jerry Watson Robert Vaughan Joyce Wallace James Weeden Sharon Wick Lucille Wade Marion Wallace Charles Weinert Gerald Williams Mary Wadsworth Wayne Wallace Jim Wheaton John Williams Thomas Whitman BetuoAA John Williams Patricia Wilson difjA Ronald Wilson Sandra Williams James Williamson Myrna Williston Peter Winegarden Earl Woods Blair Wright Marcia Ferris and Doug Bully feel the wonderful excitement of the senior prom. Everything has to be just perfect and Doug is doing his best to pin the corsage on straight. Glenda Woodruff f- iuw Thomas Woody Judith Wyatt Patricia Yettaw James Younger Franklin Yount Wayne Youngfer Arita Zuber 147 Administration And Faculty Index OLSON, HILMER...........................8 A. B., M.A. University of Michigan Stout Institute Principal EBMEYER, GARRETT.....................9,72 B. M., M.M. Michigan State University University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University Deputy Principal FIERSTINE, FLORA..........................9 M.A. University of Michigan Dean of Girls WHITTAKER, JAMES.......................9,72 B.S., M.E. Bowling Green State University Eastern Michigan University Michigan State University Director of Athletics Dean of Boys ABRAMS, VINCENT..........................12 B.S., M.S. Moorehead State College Huntington College Illinois State Normal University Social Studies AMMON, RUSSELL 15,73 B.S., M.E. Michigan State University Machine Drawing ANDERSON, C 13 B.A. Denison University English ANDERSON, KAY 18 B.A., M.A. Centrol Michigan University University of Michigan Counsellor Mathematics ANDREWS, SARAH 14,85 A.B., M.A. Taylor University Western Michigan University University of Michigan Counsellor Ski Club BAUTEL, ROBERTA 11 B.S., M.A. Michigan State University University of Michigan Homemaking BELENCHIA, JUDY 19 Bookstore Assistant Librarian BENNETT, WILLIAM 17,41 B.S., M.A. Northern Michigan College University of Michigan Bookkeeping BEST, DONNA 19 Office Staff BLAIZE, JOSEPH 15,80 M.A. Iowa State University Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan Drafting, Machine Drowing Arts, Graphs Art Club BLAND, GEORGE...........................14 B.A., M.A. Michigon State University Typing, Bookkeeping BRAWNER, ROBERT......................16,73 B.S. Arkansas State College University of Michigan Algebra, Geometry BRADEN, PATRICK...................14,74,75 B.A., M.A. Western Michigan University University of Michigan Iowa State University Journalism advisor Hot Rod Club BREDA, DOROTHY..........................15 B.S. Boston University Columbia University University of Michigan Physical Education BURNS, HELENE B.S., M.A. University of Michigan Spanish, English 13,77 BURT, CONSTANCE A.B. Albion College English NHS 13,76 CALKINS, ELIZABETH A.B., M.A. Michigon State University University of Michigon English Cable Club Bridge Club Y Teens 10,80.84 CHERRY, ROGER B.S. Wayne State University University of Michigan Printing 15,39 CRANE, ALEX B.S., M.A. Michigon State University University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University Social Studies 13 CRISSMAN, WILFRED B.S., M.S Michigan State University 15 Fort Hays Kansas State University Woodshop CROPE, VIVIAN B.M., M.M. University of Michigan Vocol music SW Sixteen Singers .1 1,37,42.43 CULNON, JACQUELYN B S., M.A. Michigan State University West Virginia University Biology Biology Club 14 DOBLER, EDWARD B.S. Stout Institute Montana State University Wayne State University Security Education ECKLUND, CLARE............................14 B.S., M.S. Central Michigan University University of Michigon Counsellor Typing, Shorthand ELLIS, ROBERT.........................13,77 M.A. University of Michigan French Cheerleaders French Club ELO, PAUL M.A. University of Michigan Geometry, Trigonometry 10 ENGLISH, MARIE Office Staff 19 EVANS, RICHARD B.S., M.S. University of Michigan Driver's Education 16 FARBER, MARION Librarian 19 FROST, GARTH B.A. Michigan State University University of Michigon English Football Teen Club 14,50 GARNER, KENNETH 26,49,50.158 B.S. Central Michigan University History Wrestling Football GIBSON, HULDA B.S., M.A. Slippery Rock Teachers College University of Michigan Business Arithmetic Counsellor 27 GREEN, KENNETH B.A., M.A. Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan History Faculty Manager of Athletics 12 GRICIUS, ALBERT B.S. Central Michigon University Bookkeeping, Business Law Tennis 17,58.60 GRICE, EUGENE B.S. Alcorn College University of Colorado Shorthand, Typing .17,31,81 HAMMOND, HARRY M.S. Ripon College Michigan State University University of Michigan Biology Photography Club 14,74,81 ( HENRY, RAY A.B., M.A. Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan English Chess Club 14,84 HINCH, RITA..............................13 A.B., M.A. MicKigon Stote University University of Michigon History HINKLE, JACK..........................11,50 M.A. Michigan State University Football Physical Education HORROCKS, THOMAS...................36,37,86 A. B. Norsball College University of Michigon English Vocal Music JAMES, ALLISON........................15,89 B. A. Albion College Physical Education Intramural Program JAQUETTE, CARROL.........................18 A. B., M.A. Olivet College University of Michigan Western State Teachers College Centrol State Teachers College Michigan State University General Motors Institute Chemistry, Physics, Metallurgy JOHNSON, PAUL............................15 B. S., M.A. Eastern Michigan University University of Michigan Architectural drawing Counsellor KIPPEE, KAY.............................19 Office Staff KOHLHEPP, JOHN....................18,59,84 B.S., M.A. Northwestern University Mathematics Bridge Club Golf KOSKINEN, ART......................10,69,80 B.S., M S. Northern Michigan College University of Michigon Art Pep Club Art Club LAESCH, PHILIP...........................10 B.S. Illinois Stote Normal University University of Edinburgh Latin, English VCY LEACH, RICHARD..................11,50,58,61 B.S., M.A. University of Michigan Social Studies Football, Baseball Varsity Club LeBRASSEUR, GEORGE..............12,51,58,62 B.S., M.A. Western Michigan University Social Studies, Physiology Varsity Club LEWIS, VIRGINIA .........................18 B.S. Wisconsin Stote College University of Detroit Chemistry Chemistry Club LITTLE, ELAINE...........................10,41 B.S., M.A. South Dokota State College University of Michigan Office Practice Co-op counsellor LUOTO, WILFRED...........................33,85 B.S. Western Michigan University Auto Mechanics MANKER, ROY................................18 A. B., M.A. Central Michigan University University of Michigan Mathematics MATTHEWS. MILDRED...................67,20 R.N. Skidmore College Nurse MAYER, JAMES.....................14,79,85 B. A. Alma College Physics Ski Club MAZZA, FRANK..................16,50,53,57 A.B., M.A. Marshall College West Virginia University Football, Basketball Golf McGHAN, LARRY.......................18,50 A. B., M.A. Central State University University of Michigan Michigan State University Athletic Equipment McMURRAY, ROY..................18,53,54,55 B. S., M.A. Eastern Michigan University Alma College Wayne State University University of Michigan Algebra Basketball MILLER, JERRIS .....................34,35 B.S., M.M. Ithica College Butler University Bond, Orchestra MORCOM, RUSSELL........................12 B.A., M.A. Michigan State University University of Michigan English POTTER, THOMAS.............................28 B.E., M.A. Northern Illinois State Teachers College University of Michigan Security Education PRATT, CONSTANCE........................18 B.S. University of Idaho Home Economics PROVAN, GRAHAM........................12,73 B.A., M.A. Eastern Michigan University Michigan State University English, History NHS PYNE, JAMES.......................24,79,89 B.A. University of Michigan Physics Engineers Club Bowling RANDALL, HOMER..........................15 M.A. University of Michigan Industrial Arts ROBERSON, JOSEPH............26,53,57,61,81 B.A. University of Michigan Psychology, Economics, Early European History Psychology Club Basketball RODDA, ROBERT......................7,13,50 M.S. Drake University Psychology Counsellor SISSON, DAVID.....................12,76,80 B.A. Hobart College Michigan State University English Cable Club NHS THORNBURG, DAVID......................20 B.A. Michigan State University History, Retailing TOPOLKA, NELDA..................17,40,87 B.A. University of Michigan Speech, Drama, Cadet Teachers Make-up Club WALLER, DOROTHY.......................73 B.A. University of Michigan Algebra WITHERS, LELA.........................17 M.A. University of Michigan Typing, Shorthand ZERBE, JERRY..........................63 Teen Club SOPHOMORE IBI p M Abbruzzese, Beverly 94 N D E X Ada Gory Adkins. Burley Adams. Benny 94,57 Adorns, Harold 94 Allen, James Allen, Keith 94 Allen, Sandra 94 Amoss. Ronald 94 79 Anastor, Georgia 94 Anaerson, James 94 Anderson, Mox 94 Anthony .Ernestine 94 Anthony, Frances 94 Armstrong, Gary 94 Arnold. Donna 94 Arnold, Nancy 94 Arrendondo. Gilbert 34 Artis, towanna 94 Ash, Nancy 94,89 Ashley. Robert 94 Bailey, Clarice Baliko, Diana 94 Ball, James 94 Ball, Ronald Ballcnger Bob 94,37 Bankston. Helen 94 Bartholomew, Robert 94 Botes. Edward 109,58 Batson, Jack 94 6ouserman Charles 94,49 Beane, Carol 94,56,44 Beoringer, Jim 94 Bcarup, lorry Beovers, Ken 95 Becker, Dovid 95 Beckley Benny 95 Beito, Michoel 95 Belill, Elaine 95 Bell, Judy 95 97 Belt, Jomes Bern s, Diana 95 Bennet, Donald 95.53 Bennett, Sue 95 Berthioume. Joy 95 34 Bertram, Donald 95 Beyer, Carla 95 Block, Gloria 95 Bioir. Tom 95.49.57 Blanchard. Lila Bland Beotrice Block, Glorio 97,89 Boaher, Donold Booth Hozel 95 Bolden. Connie 95 Booher, Donald Borton, Tom 95 Bouchard, Ken 95 Bower, lorry 95 Bowron, Jackie 95 89 Boyd, Garth 95.71.49,57 Brobbs. Vicki 95 Brocy, James 95.47,58 62 Brocken, Sharon 95 Brodley, Ann 95 Bradshaw, Gary Brady Harry 95 Brady, Undo 95,105 Brandt, Elizobeth 95 Brandt. Morgan 95,34 8rewer Linda Brewer, Reginald 95 Briggs, Ken 95 Britten, Eiden 95 Britten, Judith 95 Brooks. Brenda 95 Brooks, Islo 95 Brooks Sam 95 Brown, Fannie 95,73 Brown, Jim 95 Brown, Juanito 95 Brown, lamont 95,49 Brown Sandro 95,73 Brymer, Jeon 95.98 Buck.lyall 95.49 Buckner Carl 95 Buder, Susan 95.71.85,74 Buechl, Marjorie 95 Burgess, Craig 95 49.96 Burns. Carolyn 95 Burrow, Paul 95 Bur well, Barbara 95 Butkovich, Donald 95.58.37 Butler, Cathy 95 Buxton, Anito 95 Buxton. Reg 95 49 Codieu Nancy 95 Caldwell. Eugene 95 Calvin. Edward 95,34 Campbell, Diane 95.99 Compbell, Nathaniel 95 Campbell Ned 95 Compbell, Thurmon 95 Canomorc, Bonnie 95 Connon, Jesse 96,49 Corswell Frank Corswell. Janet Carter. Karen 96 Carter, Neldo 96 Cascadden. Ann 96.34 Cose, Charles 96.79 Catolane Fronnie 96 Ceslick.Judy 96 Chose. Earnest 96 Chotmon, Robert Cheek, Sondro 96 Cheney, Robert 49 Childress, Eddie 96 37 Christenson, Linda 96 Clopp, Marion 96 Clark, Constance 96 Clork, Jacqueline 96 Oiaxton fcverett 96 Clevenhogen, James 96 Clifford. Mendo 96 Clifford, Pot 96 Clutts, Ruth 96 Clyne, Ken 96 Cmejerk, Robert 96 Coleman, Bettye 96 Combs Ruth 96 Comer, John 96 Condon, Robert Conliffe, Robert 96.105 Connolly, Michael 96 49,57 Conway, Judy Cook, David 96 Coscia, Cherry 96,57 104 Costello, Sue 96,85 Cox. Alton 96.49 Cox, Jomes 96 Crompton. Daniel 96,37 Cronkshow Mary 96 Crawford, Craig 96 Crowford, John 96 Crawford, Williom 96 Cregar, William 96 Crockett. Horry 96 Crooms Banks 96.101,60 Cross. Roymond 96 Crouch John 96 Culver, John 96.49 Cumm'ngs, Joseph 96 Cummings, Kay 96,77 Cussand, Sue Daily, John 96 Dailey, Paul 96 Damouth, Leslie Date Gail 96 Davanzo, Diane 96 Davis, Darlene 96 Davis, David 96 Dovy, Cheryl 96 Decker, Adeline Decker, Chorles 96 Decker. Mary 97 DeCrausaz Vaughn 97 Derr, Dennis 97 DeSonia Richard 97 Deneen, Mike 97 DcVoc. Noncy Dial, Ruth 97,37 Dicker, Linda 97 Diefenboch, Faith 97,107 Dinoess. Woodrow 97 Dixon, Barbara 97 Dixon Carole V7 Doan, Victor 97 Dodd, Ken 97,49 Donita, Arlis 97 Downing, Bonita 97 Downing, Carol 97 Dubenion, Joonne 97 Dullinger, Doug 97 Eukvr, Shirley 97 Eoson Oscar Eosterwood, Ron Eaton, William 97 Eddy, Christine 97 Eisenocher, Jomes Eisenacher, Judy 97 Elder, Carolyn 97 Elder, Dave 97 Elder. Phyllis 97.88 E ford Roger 97.47,62.57 Ellis, David 97.84 Engbloom, Fred 97 Ethridge, Noncy 97 Etson Howard 97 Evans, Oliver 97 86 Foogon, Roy 97 Felt. Dan 97,49.57.61 Fields, Bonnie 97 Fillmore, Corol 97 60 Fisher, Wayne 97,57 F neberg, R chard 97 Flippen, Bill 97,37 49 Flore, Eugene 97 Florido. David 97,58.49 Florida Joe 97.58,51.62 Flourney, McKinley Fogell, Dick 97 Forrest, Tom 97 Fowler, Georqe 97 Fox. Derrel 97 Fox. Karen 98 Franklin, Ken 98 Franklin, Ken 98 62,57 Froshour, Donald 98 Freeze, Cheryl 98 French. Edward 98,24.62 57 Frost, Alberto 98 Frye. Ron 98,49 Gatlin William 98.79.58 Gearhart, Ruth 98 Geisz, G.ll 98 George, Diaru- 98 Gibson. Naomie 97.98 Gillespie, Sue 98 Gills Brenda 98 Goff. Roy 49 Gondol, John 98.32 49 Goodrum, Tom 98,34 Cossett, Stephen Goudzward. William 98 Graham, Janet 98.80 Graham. Susan 98,84 34 Grant, Frank 98 Grant, Sue 98 Grassl, Heinz 98 Greanya, Judy 98 Green. Adeline 98 Griggry, Elsie 98 Gross Bill 98 Grossklous, Beverly 98 Gullett, Faul 98,49 Gushen, John Hadkirk. Don 98 Hoger, Margaret 98 Hogie, Linda 98 Hall. Brenda 98 Hall, Diane 98 Holliday Jill 98 Hamann, Suson Hamilton Vickie 98 Hamilton, Wolter 98,34 Hanok, John 98 Hancock. Rod 98.101 Hanncrs, Von 49 Harding, Arthur 98 Harriman, Mary 99 Horris Ernest 99 Harris. June Horris, Paul 99 57 Harrison, Sondy 99 Hartley, David 99 Horkwood. Ryland 99 Harvey, Michoel 99,34,49 Haske, Linda Hatton Mike 99 Hayes, Richard 85.99 Hedrick, Oscar Heginbottom. Maryonna 75 Hehert, Sharon 99 Heiss. Robert 99,52 Heitmann, Mary 99 Henderson Lauruline 99 Hershey, Stephen 99 Hetherton Duane 99 Hickox, Darold Higgins, Bill 99 H nton, Deborah 99 Hirsch, Sheryl 99 Hitt, Carolyn 99 Hitt, Reno 99 Holbeck Bob 99 Holmes. Mike 99 Holtslander, Pomelo 99 Hopper, Ken 99 Hosmer, Darlene 99 Howard, Glenda 99,87 Howard, Ronald 99 Hubbell, Connie 99 Huff Dwayne 99 Hughes, Martha 99 Hughes Reginald 99 Hummer, Joanne 99 Hunter, Ellen 99,24 Hunter. William 99 (shorn. Priscilla 99 Ivanoff. Ivan 99,49,57 Jackson Dennis 99 Jockson, Joe Jockson, Shirley 99 Jomes, Herbert 99 James, Pamela 99 Jatewood, Carolyn 99 Joworski Sondro 100 Jeffords, Bobbye 100 Johnson, Fay 100,77 Johnson, Gory 100.28.49 Johnson, Harry 49 Johnson, lynnoa 100 Johnson, Foggie 100 Johnson, Virginia 100 Jones. Ernest 100 Jones, lono 100 Jones Judith Jones. Lynn 100,24 Jones. Wayne 100 Jones. Willie 100 Juneac. Tom 100 52 Kadey, Jim 100.107 Kateman. Herb 100,49 Kelly. Curtis 100 Kelly, Joanne 100 Kelly, Tom 100.34 Kennedy. Frederick 100 Kerry, John 100 Keyworth, Alice 100.87 Killeen Goorge King, Carolyn 100 Kingsley. Denm K nzel, Joseph 100 Knisloy, Howard 100 Koegler Robe' Konczol. Sylvia TOO Korcr. Judith Ko arski. Mary 10? Kowolcyk, Cori 100,49 Koziel, Kothleen 100.88 Kroft, Marsha 100.88 Kramer, Marie 100.31 Kraut. Ronald 100 Krug, Jonet 100 Kutarski Mary 31,87 LuBar, Sharon 100,80 lone Donald 100 Lannon, Joon 100,76 lark n, James 100 larrins, Diane Lesley, Howard 100 lathrop, Ivon lalhrop, Joanne 100 Lauckner, Jim 97 lawier, David 100 Lawrence, Diane 100 lowton, Richard 100,34 LeBeau, Dwayne 100 LeCloir. Terry 100 Ledin Michael 100 Lee,Don 34 Lemmons, Linda 100 Leonard, Thomas LeSoge Gloria 100 lessiter, Penny lifsey, Suson 100,24 Linn, Della 100 lintt, Konald 100,57 Linzey, Jay 100 Lokkins, Dianne 100 Lord, Ronald 100,49 Lorenz, Sandro 100 losee, Sharon 100 lough, Suson 100,88 Louver David Lucas, Arthur 100 Lucas, Robert 100 Lusk, Richard 100 Magee Sandra 85,100 Moldoner, Ann 100 Mair, Bob 100 Mulmquist, Robert 101 Molott, Charles 101 Mansfield, Marilyn 101 Martin, Lloyd 101 Martin, Pat 101 Martin, Tom 101,49,57 Martin, Vivian 101 Martin, Wilford 101 Mortlew, Sybil 101 Maul Richard 101 Mosycyok, Andrew 101 May, Donovan 101,49 Maynie, Tyrone 49 McBride Chorles 101 McCombs, Victoria 101 McCoy, Jeloine McDonald, Don 100,37 McGee.Clardine Me Innes, Jonet 101,88,89 McIntosh, Sheila 101 McKay, Sandra 101 McKinstry, Sally 101 McLeod, Maurice 101 McMahon, Phyllis 101 McMahan Konneth 101 Meadows. Gerald 94,101,49,62 57 Meeks, Richard 101 Melius, Lynn 101.58 Meriwether. Bruce 101 Metcolf, Linda 101 Miles, Bob 101,34 Miller, Bcnte 85,101 Miller, Bonnie Id Millor, Dan 49 Miller, Robert 34 Mills. Jerry 101 Mills William Miracle Lindo 101 Me'cr, Richard 101 Mitchell, M'chele 101 Mooney, Dennis 101 Moratti, Jerry 101.49 Morgan. Barbara 101.71,85 Morgan, Gory 101 Morgan. Sam 101 Morgan, Sue 101 Morris, Sue 94,101 Morris, Hamp 101,47.54.56 Morrow Sharon 101 Mosley Sondra 102 Motes, Tom 102 Murdock, Peggy 102 Murray, Volerie 102,27 Ncchols, Ronald Neeley, Samuel Nelson, Janet 102 Nelson, Robert 102.33 Newbury, Koren 102 Nichols, Joanne 102 Nichols, Ron 102,34 Nicks, Anno 102 Niely, Sam 102 Niemann, Thomas 102.81 25 Nitsos John 102,84 Nitzschko, Paul 27 Norton, James 102 Norton, Ronald 102.52 Nystrom. Christine 107 Oates. Shirley 102 Ohszycki, Charles 102 O.icno. Woody Ponchulo, Mary 102 Pappas, Brenda 102 Porker, Della 102 Porks.Joe 102 Porks. Roberto 102 Farr, Mike 102 Patterson DarrelM02 Patterson, Gory 102 Patterson, Jon 102 Pousley, Beverly 102 Powton Dick 27 Payne, Ramona 102 Pearce, Ron 102 Peters, Marilyn 102 Peterson, David 102 Petkofl. Ronald 102 Petriken, Sharon 102,89 Petross. Janice 102 Pfundt, Norman 102 Phillips. David 102 Phillips, Thomas 102 Pidgcon, John 102,62 Pierce, Robert 102 57 Pierce. Tom 102 Pifer, Carol 102 Pinkek. Nancy 102 Piskote Jim 102 Placer, Forest 102 Pleschakow. Gerda 102 Plourde, Carole 102 Porritt, fc en Porte, Mardell 102 Potter, Victor 102.49 Powell, Patricia 102.27 Powell, Sherry 102 Power, Dennis 102 Prevost, Anita 102 Pneur, Judy 102 Putt Sandra 102,34 Quinn, Howard 102 Raatz, Ed 102,49.57 Ragsdole, Brenda 102 Roleigh, Manuel 102 Ranger, Barbara 102 Rapport, Patricia 102.77,85 Ray, Gerald 102 Ray, Vcrlin 102 Reosor, Janice 103 Reese, Kay 103,76 Reid. Carol 103 Rettenmund, Susan 98,103 89 Reynolds, Randy 103 Rhyndress David 103,49,62,57 Richardson, Mary 103 Ricker, Penelope 103 Riederich, Robert 103 Riske, Helen 103 Rittenbery, Judy 103 Rittenbery, William 103,49,57 Rivers, Sandra 103 Roberts. Earl 103.49 57 Roberts. Linda 103 Robinson, Don 103.49,62 Robinson, Joyan Rodabough, Vera 103 Rodanhisler John 103 Rogers, Dennis 103 Rogers, Gene 103 Root, Dorrel 103 Rorer, Judie 103 Ross, Marilyn 103.75 Rothschild. Charles 103,74.81 Roy Gerold Russell, Gary 103 Russell, Gloria 103 Schmidt, Dick 103 Schluckbier, Gail 103 Sembler, Jesse 103,51 Shaw, Richard 103 Sherman, Joanne 103 Shirley, Donna 103 Shupe, Richard 103,47,58.57,61 Shurte, Frank 103 S mpson. Doshia 103 Simpson Robert 103,79 Sincerbeou, Scott 103 Sisco, Margaret 103 Skellenger, Ruthann 103 Skipper, Raymond Sklarow, John 103 Sly, Irving 103 Smiley, Danny 103 37 Smith, Annie 104 Smith, Christine 104 Smith, Don 104 Smith, Gory 104 Smith, Kclloy 104 Smith, Karen 104 Smith, lorry 104,58 Smith, Phyllis 104.85 Smith Sandra 104 Snvth, Susan 104,28 Smith, The eso 104 Smythc. lino 104 Snow, Patricia 104 Southard. Denise 104 85.80 Spaulding, James 104 Speace. la Verne 104 Spearn, Ann 104 Spencer, Iannis 104 Storlin. Karen 104 Stusiak, Michael 104.52 Steadman, Lonnie 104 Stebbins, David 104 Stcpanck, Michael 104 Stephenson Steward 104 Stewart, Gary 104 Stewart, Mary Ann 104 Story, Betty Stout, David 104 St. Peter, Kaye 104 Stuart, Karen 104,73 Stuort, William 104 Sumley, Ray 104,37 Sumner, Judy 104,89 Surik, Roxanne 104,27 Swan, Sheila 104 Swanson, Deloris 104 Sweezey, Sondro 104 Sydenham Karen 104 Sywyk, Patricio 104 Tait, Morionne 104,77 Tolbert, Harry 49 Talbot, Alfred 104 laylor, Charles 104 Taylor, Marcia 104 Tedford. Ralph 105 Templeton, Brenda 105 lhalhammer, Gerald 105 Thayer, Edward 105,58,60,49 lhiell. Nina 105.34 Thomas, Dove 105,34 1 homos Lillie 105.28 1 homos, Patricia 105 lhompson, Daniel 105,49 lhornton, Judy 105 lhorpe. Gory 105 ligner, Chris 105 Tolbert, Harry 105 Tomlinson, Robert 105 Topol, Heidi 105,77 Topol, Heinz 105,60,52 Trembley, Hal 105,85 Turnbull, William 105 turner, Shoron 105 Tyler. Sheryl 105 Ur Janice 105 Utt. Michoel 105.84 Ujloky, Gary 105 Voughn, Gary 105 Verdier. Gary 105.58 Vincent, Bill 105 Vincent, Linda 105,25 Vincent, Marcia 105 VonDaggenhausen, Klaus 105,62 Vosberg, Marvin 105 Waddell, Eusette 105 Wogner, Barbara 105 Wolker, Georgella 105 Walker, Martin Waller, Jocqueline 105 Woltz, Carolyn 105 Walworth Kathy 105 Ware, David 106 Warle, Dorylee 106 Warnock, Bobbie 106 Washburn, George 106 Washington, Gloria 106 Watkins, Leon 106 Watson, lorry 106 Weaver, Emily 106 Weaver, Estalce 106 Webb, Jerrel 106 We.nberry, Bloke 106 Welsh, Rosemary 106 West, Dovid 106,27,34 West, Rosita 106 West. Shoron 106 Westbrook, Lonnie 98 100.58 Wharram, Ronald 106,57 White. Eileen 106 White, Jerry 106 White, Judy 106 White, lorry 106 Whittaker, Michele 85,94,106 Wilcutt, Ray 106 Wiikins, Carol 106 Williams, Bernard 106 Willioms. Bronaa 106 Williams, John 106 Williams, Susan 106 Wilkinson, Larry 106 Willoughley, Ron 106 Wilson Carol 106 Wilson, Cecil 106 Wilson, Robert 106 Wilson, Thomas Wmdle, Katherine 106 Winston. Marsha 106,76 Wiselogle, Barry 106 Withem, Venito 106 Woodbury, Richard 106.85 Woodfm, Annie 106 Woods, Roland 106,34 Worrell, Potricio Wozyniok, Roger 106,49 Wright, Ulius 106 Yeaster, lorry Yoder Roger Young, Ellone 106 Young, Jerry 106 Younger. Dennis 105,37 Yuille. Jim 106.54,61 Zochery, Robert 106 Zuchegno, Elaine 106,27 JUNIOR INDEX Aldred. Judy 108 32 Alexander, Dale 108 Alguire, Thomas 108,52 All. Judith 108 Alldred. Nancy 108 Allen, Carl • Allison Thomas 108 Amacher, Joanne 108 Amie, Jack 51,108,113 62 Amie, Juanita 108 Ammon, James Amon, Sandra 108 Amthor, Mary 108 Anders. Willo Jean 108 77,25.89 Anderson, Charles 108 Anderson, Kennoth 108 Andrews, Eornestine 108 Anthony, Kathleen 108 89 Arthur, Rose Mary 108 Avitts Chery 108,74.87 Badgley, Leila 108 Bailey, teen Ann 76 Baker, Peggy 108 Ballentine, David 108 Bollentinc, Don 108 Baney, Christine 108 Barbee, Ovell 109 47,58.37 Basore, Joy 109.36 Basso Tom 109 Botes, Floyd 109,54 Botes, Richard Battino, Jerry 109 8augucs$, Virginia 109 Bell, Albert 109 Bergstrom, James 109 Berk, Robert 109 Berry, Kathryn 109 Berryman, Thomas 109,34 Beyer, Joseph 109 Bickersteth Paula 109,56,44,88 89 Bickley, Willie 109,34 Biddulph, Jeon 109.89 Birk. Roye 109,58 Birmingham Carol 109 Birnie, Reed 109.58 Bishop, Bruce 109,85,44.61 Black, Dave 109 Black, Jerry 109 Black Joyce 109 Blozier, Barbara 109 Bodag. John 109 Boulton, Joyce 109 Boyd, Dave 109 Boyd, Rito 109,89 Boylan, Connie 109,77,25 57 Brabbs. Harold 109,57 Braden, Ella Foye 109,37 Bradford, Janet 109 Bradley, Lloyd 109 Brady, John 109 Brady, Linda 109 Brannon Raymond 109 Bravender, Terrill 109,34 Brissette. Carol 109 Broadno Marshall 109 Brockwoy, Sue 108,109.76 57 Brown. Brenda Brown, Jannie 109 brown, Kenneth Bryonf, Arvona 108 Bryont, Thomas 109 Buckner, Larry 109 Buell, Dick 109 Buffcy, Cary Burns, Jim 109,62 Burt, Janice 109 Burton Tim 109,52 Butler, Bonnie 110,37 Butler. Dennis 110 Butler Johnny Byrow, Leslian 110 Caldwell, Nick 51,110.52.73 Campbell, Harry 110,62 Campbell, Mary 110 Cannon, Fred 110 Card. Jean 110 Corey, John 81 Carl. Jack 110 Cornes, Brenda 110 Corpenter, Linda 110 Castle. Ronald 110 37 Chambers, James 110 Chapman, Thomas 51.110 62 Chasteen, Pete 110 Cheney, Mary Ellen 83.110,77.81 Chimovitz, Robert 110 Christensen. Dale 110 Christoff, Carl 110.89 Clary, Mike 110 Clayton, Wayne 110 Clifford, Menda, 89 Clink, Gregory 110 Clymer Pat 110 Coates, Robert 110 Coffin, Anne 110 Cohoon Leslie 110 Cole Anna Cole, Dian 110 Cole. Larry 110,36,89 Coleman, Ethel 110 Compton, Sandra 110 Connors, Caroline 110 Cooper, Brenda 110 Corson, Pamela 110 Cote, James 110,49,62.63 Crall. Richard 111 Crandall, Tom Crawford Jonice 111,76 Creason, Louis 111 Cross Ronald 111 Cruce Ann 108,11,36,43 Cryderman, Garry 111 Cryermon, Richard 111 Cuddcback, Delford 111 Cull, Roberta 111 Cummings, Cecelio 111 Curnow, Jim 111,85 Dackett, R. W. 118 Dahl, lorrell 111 Dalzell, Kathryn 111 Darnell, Elmer 111 Daunt, Dianne 111,84 Davenport Carol 111 Davis. Burma 111 89 Davis, Max 111 Davis, Pennis 111 Davis, Raymond 111 DeMoss Philip 111.34 Dent, Carole 111.77 Dickie. Rebecca 111.57 Diefenboch, Charlynn 111,37,86 Dillard. James 111,75 D.'vely, Normon 111,58,49 Doan Victor 111 Doehring Tom 111 Donohou, Patricia 111,37 Dooity, Dennis 111,37 Dove Robert 111 Doyle, Judy 111 Draper. James 111 Druri, Jessee 111 Duckett, Ray 118 Duncan, Joan 76,111 Duncan, Joyce 76.111,86 Dunn, Marsha 111 Easter, Bonnie 76.111 Easterwood Ron 111 Eastmon Carol 111 Easton, Sandra 111,36 Edwards. Carole 111 Eisenocher, James 111 Elick, Carol 111 56.44 Ellery, Elizabeth 111 Elliott, Marilyn 111 Ellis. Marcella 111,76 Ellis. Sandra Elridge, Henry 111 Englchort, Alfred 112 English, Morris 112 Engstrom, Marcia 112 Ervin, Betty 112 Ethridge, Walter 112 Faulk Richard 112 Feagan Barbara 112.73 Felisky, Rebecca 112 Ferguson, Clyde 112.36 Fielder, Gory 112 Fisher Judith 112 Fogell, Susan 112 Folaron. Patricio 112 Ford, Lindo 112 Ford, Sandra Fortner, Jim 112 Fortier, Richard 112 Fox, Ken 112 Fronklin, Walter 54,55.56 Frederick. Clifalene 112 French, Joy 112 Fritchcr Carole 112 Frost, Luonnc 112 Gole Robert 112.37 Gardner. Diane 112,77.36 Gorner Jerry 112 Garrett, Mary Ellen 112 Govilroff, Douglas 112 Gay, Eric 112,72 Gellis. Bor 112,117 Genske, Linda 112 Gentry, Charlene 112 Goorge, Terry 112 Gerow, Beverly 112 Gilmour. Phyllis 112,77 37 Gliswald, Dick Goddard, Gory 112 57 Goebel, John 112 Goldman, Lawrence 112.52 Golden Theodore 60,112,77,25 Goldner, John 112,34 Goode, Tom 112,58 Gordon, Dorothy 112 Gordon, Judy 112 Graff, Dotsy 86 87.88 Graham, Edwin 112.58 24.34 Green, Michael 112.79,24,17 Greenway, James Gregory. Phyllis 112 Griffin Patricia 112,83.77 74 Griffiths. James 112 Griggs, Robert Grothyan. Gerald 112,79 Grubbs Judith 113.76 Gunnell, Richard 113 Gutscher Christopher 113 Guy. Brenda 110 Gyorkos, Frank 113 Hager, Tom 113 Hagcrbach. Borboro Hohn, Judy 113 Haines, Douglas 113 Hale, Colley 113,25 Hall. Walter 1 13.58 Hollack, Nanette 113 Hallett Kenneth 113 Ham, Ruth 113.37,43 Homilton, Ann 113 Hamilton, Beth 113 Hanson Janice 113 Harden, Charlotte 113 Haring Carol 113 Harrington, Larry 113 Harris, Chester 51,113,58,62 Harvey, Ernest 113 Hefley, Sue 113 Herman, Doniel 113 Herrick. Sandy 113,25 Hess, Patricio Hicks Ronald 113 Hildebrand. Larry 113 Hildebrond, Patricia 113 66,89 Hiller, Sandra 113 Hichert, Charles 113 Hillmon, Richard 113 Hobort, Audrey 113 Hobson, Reggie 113 Hoeffgen, France 113 Hoffman Donald Hogan, Lorry 113 Holbeck, Kothryn 113 Holden, Bruce 113,57 Holden, Judith 113 Holmes, Mike Horn, Paul 114 Horner, Gary 114 Hoss Ken 114 Houghtaling, James 114 Householder, Drusa 114 Howard Donna 114,89 Howard, Marilyn 114 Huddleston, Dorothy 114 Hughey, Lynda 114 Humphrey, Brenda 114 Hyatt. James 114 Hyatt, Judy 114 Inman Geraldine 114 Irwin, Richard 60,114.58.85,46 Isham, Durrold 114 Ives, Carol 114 Jackson, Joe 114 Jackson Ken 114 Jogow, Suellen 114.36 James, Fred 114 77.24.60.25.113 Janssen, Bob 114,52 Jarres Esther 114 Johnson, Carole 114,36 Johnson, Joseph 114,36 Johnson. Keith 49,114 Johnson, Kirsten 114,84 Johnson. Sandra 114 Johnson, Tedd 114 Jones. Anna Belle 114 Jones. Donald 114 Jones. Robert 114 Jordon, Bob 114 Joslin, Leroy Kales Ross 114 Keast, Sherri 114 Kelly, Stephen 114,52 Keniston Ruth 114,37,43 Kennedy. Burnice 114 Keskes, Burnice 114 Kida, Richard 114 King, Lewis 49,114 King, Lonetfe 114 Kingsley Dennis 114 Kinzel, Lindo 114,56,44 Klee. John 114 Knopf. Frederick 114 Koegler. Robert 114 81 Kocster, Virginia Lee 114.87 Kollen, Herman 114,37 Koonfz. Clyde 115 Koteles Emil 115 Krockow, Dorothy 115 Kronz, Lorry 115,57 Krug, Janet Kupres, William Kurcsis, Sandy 115 lacy Mary 115 lancour, Veronica 115 Lone, Garland 115 longworthy, Richard 115 lonnon. Kothryn 115 loVoie, lorry 115 85.57 loyxell. Bob 115.52 lebster, Susan 115,26 lee. Donald 115 lee Geroldine 115 lee, lorry 115 leet, lindo 115,76 lemieux, Marcia 115 lench, Patricio 115,89 leSage Beverly 115 tester, Elbert lewis. Karen 115.83.77,25 lewis Shirley 115 liddle. Robert 115 liguor, Thomas 115 lince, James 115,49 lindhurst, Nordine 115 little. Paul 1 15 lolli linda 115,66,37,89,86 Lopez, Tony 115 losey, Carol 115 89 lovegrove. Pamela 115 Lowe, Willie 115 Lucas, Jerry 54,56 lumsden, Dennis 115 47,58 Luther, Michael 115 Mock, Jonet 115 Mackey, Suzette 115,76 MocKinnon, Jeff 115,49 Macleod, Charles 115 Madden, Jerry 115 Magdell, Dave 52 Magee Corol 115 Makuch, Dennis 115 Malin Christine 115 Mallyns, Charlotte 115 Malone, Billie 115 Mangold, Sharon 115,36 Mann. Stanley Markiewicz, Sandra 115 Marks William 115,24 Mortin, Gary Martin, Lois Martin, Rebecca 115 Mortlew, Ann 116 Mosso, Tamara Mouppin. Paulette 116 Moyville, Douglas 116 McAdams, Catherine 116,73 McClinton, Almo 116 Melure, nobert 116 85 McCrondell, Dennis 116,75 McCumbcr, Ralph McDaniel, Phyllis 116 McFoe, Mike 116,61 McGlaun, Delores 116.24 McGroil, Harry 116 McGrow, Linda 116 McGuffin, Peggy 116 McKay, Jo Ann 116 McKinnon. Jeff McLeod, Connie 116,76,34,25 McMahan Jack 116 McMurphy, Gail 116,117 McNeely, Shirley 116 McVickers, Marvin Meadows. Marti 116,66 Magdell, David 116 Mercy Frank 116,58,46 Meredith, Bonnie 116 Merriman. Michael 116 Messenger, Robert 116 Metcolf, Jerry 116 Methvcn, Kenneth 116 Meyer Kenneth 116 Michael, Sandra 116 Miekko, Judy 116 Miller, Carolyn 116 Miller Eddie 116 Miller, Glen 116 Miller, Judy 116 Miller, Larry 116 Miller, Mary ) 16 Miller, Sandra 116 Miller. Sharron 116 Mills, Hmon 116 Mills, James 116 Minarik, Jerry 116 Mitchell Anne 116 Mitchell, James 116 Montgomery, Sara 116 Moore, Eloine 116 Moore, Mary 116 Morgan, Dorothy 116 Mowl Gerald 116 Mueller, Gerhardt 116 Mueller, linda 117 Murphy, Robert 117 Murphy Phyllis 117,25 Myers, Pam 117.77 Myers. Pat 117,76 Neal, Carl 117 Nelson lloyd 117,37 Niemeyer, Marie 117,88 Neva, Kathleen 117 Newberry, Donna 117 Nitzschke. Pamela 117 Nordmon, Nancy 117 76 Nuttle, Steve 117 Nye, Judy 117,80 Nys. John 117 Okopien Lawrence II Olsen, Morlyne 117 Opper, Elizabeth 117 Page. Doug 117,8? Foge, James 117 Pagel, Barbara 117,73 Pagel, Beverly 117 87 Pappadokis, Helen 117 Porker, Juliette 117 Payne, Carol Payne Garrett 117,34 Foyne, Gloria 117 Peck, Dawn 117 Peleterie, Joanne 117 Peterman, Tom 117 Pethers Ken 117 Pierce, Barbara 117 Piotrowski, Edward 117 Piskoti, Charles 117 Pitts, Grover 117 Plasha, Kathleen 117 Ponton, Sharon 117 Porritt, Gory 117,46 61,89 Porter, Alfieda 117 Potts, David 117 Powell, James 118 Powell Shelby 118 Poyfoir, William 118 37 Price, Shirley 118,76 Proffer, Janet 118,34 Propes Richard 118 Purzycki, Annette 118 Ragle, Shirley 118 Raloff, linda Ranger, lee 118.34 Ray, Janet 118 Rcber, Barbara 118 76 Reece, Delbert 118,33 Rettenmund, Mervin 118,46.61 Rhoades Stephanie 118 Rhodes, Mary 118 Richardson, Arlene 118 Riker, Dennis 60,51,118 34.112,57 Riley, Herbert 108.118,36,46 Robb Sharon 118 Roberts, Ieoh 118 Robinson, Charlotte 118 Rob nson, David Robinson, Margaret 118.34 Rockwell, Fatricia 118 Rodery Evelyn 118 Rogers, Jerry 118 Roloff, linda 118 Ross, 8ob 118 Ross, Floro 118 Ruddock BarboraUS Russell. Harvey Russell, Jonet 118 Russell, Wilfred 118.34 Rutter, Connie 110 34 Ryder, Bryan 118,52 Sanders, Barry 118,58 Saunders, Barry 118 Saupe, Wayne 118 Sawatzki Sandra 118 Saxton, Darwin 51,118,57 Saxton, Roymond 119 Saxton Wendell Sayles, Solly 119 Schaar, Jeannette 119 Schaffer, Georgine 119 Schmidt, Claude 119 Schnoider, Terry 119,49 Schwortz Sandy 119,77,69 Scott, Eloine 119 Scott, William Scroggins, Darlene 119,76 Searcy, James 119 34 Seorles, John 119,46 Sharp, John 119 Sharp, Robert 119 Sherman Lucille Short. Noncy 119 Shoup. Carolyn 119 Siders. Richard 119 Simmons, Sandra 119 Simon, Dennis 119 Singleton, Irene Sipley. Chuck 119,59 34 Skoff,George 119,47,54.61 Skipper Mary Slocum, Lon 119 Slocum, Nancy 119 Smaaes, Gary 119 Smelser, Ronald 119 Smith. Alan 119 Smith, Betsy 119 84 Smith. Corol 119 Smith. Duone 89 Smith, Jack 119 Smith, Jcwelee 119 Smith, lorry 119,58 34 Smith, Mack 119 Smith, Nancy 119 Smith. Suzanne 119,37,43.86 89 Snyder, Edward 119 Soderholm, John 119 Spofford, Dick 119 Spears, Richard 119 Stange Dolice76,119 Starr, Thelmo 119 Stephens, Donald 119,36,49 Stephenson Judith 119 Stevens. Gail 119 Stokes. William 119 Stone, lee 119 Stout, Leroy 119 Stuart William Sullivan, Dionne 119 Sutherland, Doug 119,58.51,62 Swanson, Carolyn 119,76 Talbert, Donald 120 Tollman. Art 51.120.62 Tapp, Jo Ann 120 Tate, Betty 120 Taunton, Mack 120 Taylor Pot 120 Teen. Robert 120 Tenley, Juanito 120 Thayer, Charles Thayer, William 120 Thomas Geraldine 120 Thomas, Marilyn 120,77 Tillinghost, Joan 120 Tippett, Barry 120 Tippin, Helen 120 Todd. Joseph 120.37 Tomosik, Ron 120 52 Tomlinson, Rosetta 120 Torres, Arthur 120 Troycik, Margaret 120,80 Treiger, Paula 120,56,44 iripiett, Jutaine 120 Tyler, Phyllis 120 Underwood Howitf 120,37 Van DeMark, Bertha 120 Van Derwald, Penny 120,80 Vaughn, Beverly 120 Vetter, Vicki 120.83.75 Voight, Mark 120.89 Voorhies Margaret 120,87 Vun Cannon, Mike 120,36 34,43 Wagner, Dole 120 Walden, Sharon 120 Walker. Kenneth 120,49 63 Walker, lissus Walker, Randy 120.33 Walker, Sandra 120 Walloce. James 120,79,33 Waller, linda 120,36 86 Walter, Christina 120 Walton Madge 120,77.76.85 Walton, Rene 120 Wanfland Gary 120 Ward, Donna Warle, Clifford 120.89 Worner, Clayton 120,81 Washington, Foye 120 Washington, Sharon 120 Watson. Cebert Wotts, Charles 120 33 Weber, Charles 120,89 Webster, Dan 120,36,90 Webster, lorry 121 37 Welch, Beverly 121 Wells Tom 121 White, Pat 121.77 White, Sherrie 121 Whited, Iwoine 121 Williams, Edward 121 Williams, Gary 121 Williams, Gustinia 121 Willioms. lorry 121 Williams Lonnie Williams, Sally 121 Williams, Worren Wilson, lorry 121 Wing, Judith 121 Withem, Shirley 121 Withey Anne 121 Wohlleben, Gary 121 Wood. Norman 121 Woodard linda 117,121 Wrubel. Richard 121.80 Wunderlich, Janis 121,86 Wylie. Robert 121,85,52 25 Yale. Sharon 121,32 Yarbrouqh. Hilton 121.37 Yerkey, Sharron 121 Yats Judith 121 Young, Mae Helen 121 Young, Martha 121 Yuille, Donald 121 34 Zajdlik, Carolyn 121.36,43 Zemoro, Carol 121 Zimmer Earl 121 Zuber, Richard 121 SENIOR 1 N D m X Abdella, Dovid 132 Bentley, Carolyn 132 Brooks, Patsy 133 Adair, Edward 37 Berryman, Robert 37,41,72,85,132 Brown, Bernice 133 Adkisson, Joyce 132 Co-op Brown, Dan 36,43,76.128 Girls' Bowling Election Board Intramural Basketball Agnew, Robert 34,132 Intramural Basketball National Honor Society Marching Band Swimming Psychology Club Alexander, Diane 132 Yearbook Staff Brown, Ron 36,60,63,81,91,133 Alexander, Robert 132 Bishop, Beverly 132 Boys' Bowling Allen, Dianne 132 Black, Judith 40,132 Intramural Basketball Future Nurses Cadet Teaching A Cappella Choir Allen, Judith Black, Kay 132 Brundle, Joanne 133 Allen, Margaret 41,132 Bland, Minnie 132 Buben, Ken Alspoch, Gladys 132 Blinn, Judith 76,77,128 Intramural Basketball Ancira, Carmen 132 Cable Club Buder, Matt 51,62,127,133 Anderson, Dave 79,84,89,132 French Club Cross-country Baseball National Honor Society Track Bridge Club Block, Judy 80,87,91,132 Bugge, Alfhild 36,75,128 Chess Club Art Club A Cappella Choir Boys' Bowling, Sec. Make-up Club French Club Physics Club Pep Club Newspaper Staff Anderson, Judy 132 Yearbook artist Bully, Doug 46,89,133,147 Make-up Club Blom, Nancy 132 Football, Varsity Andreini, Anita 41,128 Orchestra Boys' Bowling Co-op Bloomer, Carolyn 86,132 Intramural Basketball Andrykovich, Dianne 41,128 Girls' Glee Club Burger, James 126 Co-op Piano Club Baseball Ski Club Intramural Basketball Backus, Mike 73,85,89,132,138 Book, William 133 Burgess, Kenneth 133 Cross Country, JV Bowron, Gary 34,133 Burgher, Ann 41,133 Boys' Bowling Band Orchestra Club Co-op Ski Club Marching Band Burke, Shelby 24,133 Bacon, Judith 41,76,128 Boyd, Bonnie 133 Burks, Beverly 124,133 Co-op Boyd, Gary 41,133 Make-up Club National H onor Society Bradford, Gary 89,63,133 Student Council Baird, Judith 132,143 Bridge Club Burks, Joyce 134 Future Nurses Intramural Basketball Future Nurses Baird, Martha 36,73,85,86,138 Boys' Bowling Burley, Lee 41,134 A Cappella Choir Physics Club Girls' Bowling French Club Bradley, Anne 26,83,128 Pep Club Junior Red Cross Make-up Club Burt, Judith 134 Madrigal Singers Brady, Sandra 133 Buswell, Sharon 36,41,134 Piano Club Brainard, Ann 75,76,77,80,127 Psychology Club Ski Club Cable Club A Cappella Choir Bollard, Jerry 46,87,132 French Club, Sec. Butrum, Barbara 134 Football, Varsity National Honor Society Make-up Club, Pres. Newspaper Staff Calkins, Keith 134 Varsity Club Pep Club Swimming Wrestling Ski Club Campbell, Gary 47,48,124,134,135 Barnes, Albert 41,126 Brandon, Larry 89,133 Bridge Club Co-op Boys' Bowling Football, Varsity Intramural Basketball Intramural Basketball Student Council National Honor Society Brandon, Patsy 41,133,140 Varsity Club Barnhart, Daniel 132 Co-op Campbell, Willie 47,48,58,134 Barrett, Wardell 85,132 Make-up Club Football, Varsity Bates, Duane Brandt, Richard 34,133 Track Batson, Peggy 41,132,143 Breece, John 37,40,43,86.124,128 Canamore, Gordon 134 Bayless, Richard 132 Boys' Bowling Carey, John Beach, Janet Intramural Basketball Camera Club, Pres. Beach, Janice 80,87.91,126,128 A Cappella Choir Carrasco, Mary 134 Art Club Brevard, Margaret 37,86,133 Cose, Richard 41,134 Make-up Club A Cappella Choir Casteel, Lyndal 51,62,134 Pep Club Cadet Teaching Cross-country Beckley, Larry 132 Brezzell, Caroline 133 Chapman, Marjorie 76,77,80,84,87,127 Bemis, Dean 40,132 Briggs, Sandy 133,19 Bridge Club Cadet Teaching Brissette, Raymond 133 English Club Intramural Basketball Britt, Lois 40,133 Make-up Club Benison, Richard 124,132 Britten, Janet French Club Student Council Brock way, Dennis 133 National Honor Society Childress, Byron 41,73,87,134 Dicker, Sue 135 Fillmore, Jo Ann 40,136 Bond Orchestra Club Diener, Lydia 41,135 Cadet Teaching Marching Band Co-op Fishwick, Doug 136 Make-up Club Dixon, Dale 135 Flynn, Kathleen 40,129 Clark, Rosemary 41,127,128 Dixon, Patty Cadet Teaching Clay, Patricia 134 Dodd, Anne 5,74,124,135 Teen Traffic Court Future Nurses Pep Club Foote, Curtis 136 Clemens, Ken 47,54,55,134 Student Council Foote, Howard 24,27,54,55,59,136,143 Basketball, Varsity Yearbook Staff Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Doering, David Bridge Club Varsity Club Doehring, Jim 135 Golf, Varsity Clevenhagen, Ralph 134 Downing, Curtis 41,135 Varsity Club Cline, Hugh 73,134 Downing, Jacqueline 135 Forrest, Richard 136 Junior Red Cross Downing, Patricia 37,41,76,124,129 Fortner, Gerald 89,136 Cobb, Dale 134,137 Co-op Fournier, Gerald 41,136 Cockrill, Robert 134 National Honor Society Co-op Cole, Bill 134 Droves, Carolyn 68,74,80,135 Fournier, Gordon 36,41,136 Collins, Barbara 41,76,129 Art Club, vice pres. A Cappella Choir Co-op Pep Club Co-op National Honor Society Quill and Scroll French, Corine 139 Connolly, Terry 124,134,138 Yearbook Staff Frost, Betty 136 Boys' Bowling Dullinger, Janet 77,135 Frye, Lana 136 Intramural Basketball French Club Funk, Don 63,136,137 Student Council Pep Club Intramural Basketball Connors, Betty 134 Dunbar, John 135 Funk, Jeanne 44,56,64,74,136 Connors, Patrick Make-up Club Cheerleading, Varsity Cook, Ed 134 Dunston, Bob 61,63,136 Quill and Scroll Corder, Clayton 134 Baseball Yearbook Staff Crabtree, Nancy 37,127,134 Intramural Basketball Goch, Joanna 136 A Cappella Choir Eaker, Jean 41 Gancsos, Louis 41,136 Girls' Ensemble Eastman, Bill 136 Gibbons, Sandra 76,85,129,130 Craine, Gay 134 Eaton, Susan 34,136 Future Nurses Cramer, James 134 Bond Orchestra Club Pep Club Crawford, Frank 46,47,134 Concert Band Ski Club Football, Varsity Marching Band Gibson, Elmer 136 Cross, Fred 134 Elfstrom, Ronald 30,136 Gibson, Oma Faye 136 Crystal, Shannon 134 Bridge Club Gill, Ethel 41 Pep Club Make-up Club Ginger, Gerald 59,136 Ski Club Ski Club Golf, Varsity Ellis, Charles 40,79,84,129 Gyonn, Bonnie 41,136 Daley, Joe 62,135 Bridge Club Co-op Daley, Mike 135 Chess Club Girls Bowling Make-up Club Physics Club Goins, Gene 52,129 Track Engbloom, Jim 136 Swimming Daugherty, Patricia 30,135 Co-op Golden, Janet 41,136 Magazine Staff Engen, Arlene 129 Goodall, Gary 58,137 Davis, Linda 40,128,135 Mixed Chorus Goodell, Marilyn 137 Cadet Teaching Etson, Alan 136 Pep Club David, Mary 135 Etson, Jack 136 Goodrich, Shari 137 Day, Dennis 135 Fainberg, David 60,76,89,126 Goodwin, Dave 137 Day, Thomas 40, 135 Boys Bowling Gorecki, Donna 137 Cadet Teaching Intramural Basketball Gould, Sandra 137 Psychology Club National Honor Society Glee Club, sec'y. DeBrow, Paul 37 Tennis, Varsity Grabiel, Paul 137 Baseball Varsity Club Grable, Jerilynn 41,129 Boys Glee Club Fell, Georgia 41,136 Co-op Bridge Club Co-op Graham, Vince 47,48,55,137 A Cappella Choir Felton, Ron 136 Basketball, Varsity Intramural Basketball Baseball Football, Varsity Ski Club Intramural Basketball Varsity Club DeFord, Marsha 40,135 Boys Bowling Grant, Elizabeth 76,77,88,126 Cadet Teaching Track French Club Deford, Ronald 135 Ferris, Marcia 81,127,147 Orchestra Cross-country Psychology Club P p Club DeMaria, Anthony 135 Fickies, Vaughn 136 National Honor Society DeMott, Melvin 41,135 Fields, Ernelle 136 Synchronized Swimming Co-op Future Nurses Griggry, Carol 137 Dewell, Lola 47,135 Girls Glee Club Grimes, Keith 137 Co-op Make-up Club Grimes, Norma 137 Groff, Suzonne 137 Grove, Judith 137 Gullett, Morilyn 41,137 Gutow, Gory 59,79,124,129 Golf, Varsity Physics Club Student Council Gutzman, Lorry 40,137 Cadet Teaching Guy, J.W. 49,58,137 Football, Varsity Track Wrestling, Varsity Maarala, Lois 41,129,140 Co-op Psychology Club Hackett, Carol 41,76,129 Co-op National Honor Society Hagy, Jerry 37,137 A Coppella Choir Hale, Betty 137 Hale, Jeanette 137 Co-op Hale, William 137 Hall, Don 137 Hamelin, Norman 137 Intramural Basketball Hamilton, Jerroldine 138 Hamilton, Wendy 74,76,88,129 Future Nurses Pep Club Student Council Synchronized Swimming Yearbook Staff Hammond, Robert 138 Hammontre, Barbara 138 Harper, Joy 41,138 Harris, Larry 39,138 Hartman, Ronald 56,59,72,124,138 Basketball, Varsity Golf, Varsity Election Board Student Council Hatt, Dorr«ll 62.84,138 Harvey, Marilyn 34,76,89,126 Future Nurses Instrumentals Club Girls Bowling Marching Band Concert Band Orchestra Hatter, Margaret Hayton, Tom 138 Healy, Doug 138 Swimming Heginbottom. Sue 72,75,76,124,126,137 Election Board Instrumentals Club National Honor Society Newspaper Editor-in-Chief Orchestra, pres. Pep Club Student Council Helsley, Dale 85 Ski Club, pres. Hemingway, Susan 40,72,76,85,138 Cadet Teaching Election Board Future Nurses Pep Club Psychology Club Ski Club, vice pres. Hemphill, Rochel 138 Hendrick, Jerry 138 Boys Bowling Hendrix, James 138 Basketball, Varsity Baseball Football, JV Herrick, Judy 138 Herweyer, Eileen 41,138 Co-op Herzog, Art 138 Highgate, Nina 138 Hill, Ben 47,53,54,55.56,135,138 Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Student Council Varsity Club Hiller, Gary 138 Hillman, Martha 138 Hodgson, Don 58,138 Wrestling Holloway, Lana 130,138 Pep Club Psychology Club Hopak, Frank 46,48,79,84,138 Bridge Club Electronics Club Football, Varsity Boys Bowling Intramural Basketball Psychology Club Varsity Club Hopkins, Sharon 41,139 Co-op Girls Bowling Horton, Dennis 139 Horton, Ray Intramural Basketball Horvath, Ed 89,139 Boys Bowling Hoskins, Anne Howard, Mary 76,128,139 Foreign Relations Club Future Nurses Girls Bowling Hubbard, Gary 79,128,139 Bridge Club Physics Club Huber, Carolyn 76,139 Future Nurses Girls Bowling Hughes, Jean 139 Hurd, Bob 59,84,89,127 Bridge Club Golf, Varsity Boys Bowling Chess Club Physics Club lhagnasty, Bolivar Iversen, Delores 41,139 Jackson, Dorothy Cadet Teaching Jacob, Jo Ann 41,139 Joeger, Karen 40,84,139 Cadet Teaching Chess Club James, Judith 139 Jenkins, Linda 139 Jenkins, Marcia 87,89,139 Make-up Club Johnson, Betty 139 Future Nurses Johnson, Connie 139 Girls Glee Club Johnson, Gary Johnson, Mark Johnson, Sandra 74,76,81,127 Psychology Club National Honor Society, pres. Quill and Scroll Yearbook Editor Jones, George 37,139 Boys Glee Club Football, Varsity Intramural Basketball Jones, Irvin 139 Intramural Basketball Jones, Judith 139 Jones, Ronald Joseph, Linda 5,87,139 Make-up Club Kallen, Betty Keene, Mary 41,139 Kelley, Jo Ann 139 Kelly, Arthur 58,139 Football, Varsity Wrestling Kelly, Priscilla 129 Kemp, Robert 33,139 Kendrix, Jeone 139 Future Nurses Girls Glee Club Keniston, Diana 37,129 Future Nurses A Cappella Choir Co-op Kennard, Katie 40,74,139 Cadet Teaching Yearbook Staff Kerr, Ronald 124,139 Kersey, Linda 139 Keyes, Gary 140 Keyes, Norman 140 Keyworth, James 89,129 Boys Bowling Kielian, Charlotte 140 Kiesel, Gene 36,60,140 Tennis Kimmery, Lila 140 Cadet Teaching King, James 140 Intramural Basketball King, Jerry 46,140 A Cappella Choir Football, Varsity Intramural Basketball Boys Bowling Kinnish, Persis 41,140 Pep Club Make-up Club Kirbitz, Dale 140 Kirchner, Lynette 140 Psychology Club Klock, Cecil 46,140 Knickerbocker, Sandy 40,140 Cadet Teaching Knoertzer, Richard 140 Knowles, Jerry 62,140 Intramural Basektball Boys Bowling Kollen, Betty 41,140 Koppelberger, Carol 37,76,129 A Cappella Choir Future Nurses Koshaba, Bcverly 41,140 Co-op Kraus, Larry 140 Kruger, Horst Auto Club Wrestling, Varsity Kubik, Gory 140 LaGuire, Linda 140 Land, Sondra 140 London, John 140 Lane, Beverly 36,141 A Cappella Choir Lang, Joanne 41,141 Co-op Larsen, Gary 60,89,141 Intramural Basketball Tennis, Varsity Lawrence, Linda 41,141 Co-op Psychology Club LeClair, Ted Lee, Marilyn 141 Leineke, Richord 85,141 Leininger, Sandra 129 Future Nurses Lenczycki, Camille 141 Make-up Club Levi, Mike 41,127,141 Livingston, Marion 141 Long, Reuel 79,129 Long, Timothy 141 Cross-country Lorenz, Ronald 141 Auto Club Luster, Gertha 141 Maddock, Fred 37,141 Boys Glee Club Maier, Joy 141 Malone, Garry 30,141 Manchester, Lorry 34,41,141 Concert Band Instrumentals Club Marching Band Mann, Jane 87,141 Make-up Club Psychology Club Mansfield, Glen 37,43,141 A Cappella Choir Morciszewski, Jo Ann 141 Maricle. Harold 127,141 Marr, Richard 34,54,59,124,141 Basketball, Varsity Concert Band Golf, Varsity Marching Band Orchestra Student Council Instrumentals Club Varsity Club Martin, Judy 141 Future Nurses Martin, Linda 141 Martin, Richard 141 Martin, Robert 141 Moschino, Carol 141 Concert Band Massey, Sidney 141 Matthews, Wanda 141 Bridge Club Ski Club McArthur, Diane 41,141 Co-op McBride, Victor 37,141 A Cappella Choir, vice pres. McCarron, Carl 41,141 Intramural Basketball Co-op McCarty, Larry McClain, Thomas 142 McConnaughhay, Shelba 142 McCullough, Vernor 85,142 Ski Club McDaniel, Robert 142 Basketball, Varsity Wrestling McDonald, Douglas 47,48,53,54,56,58,61, 142 Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Varsity Club McElderry, Shirley 76,142 McGregor, Freeman McKay, Bob 37,43,56,86 A Cappella Choir Cheerleading McKenzie, Bonnie McMahon, Gladys 142 McNenly, Larry 142 McWhirter, Jean 76,129 Melius, Charles 89,129 Intramural Basketboll Boys Bowling Metcalf, Lenore 76,81,126 Future Nurses Psychology Club Metcalf, Marilyn 41,76,130 Co-op National Honor Society Metzger, Karen 142 Metzger, Larry 46,60,130 Co-op Football, Varsity Lettermen's Club National Honor Society Varsity Club Meyer, Eugene 37,89,91,142 Boys Bowling Intramural Basketball Milburn, Cary 142 Miller, Carolyn Future Nurses Girls Glee Club Piano Club Miller, Gary 142 Miller, Ray 142 Miller, Warren 130 Intramural Basketball Milne, Bonnie 124,126 Student Council Mitchell, Max 62,142 Morgan, James 61,63,142 Baseball Boys Bowling Intramural Basketball Morris, Ernest Boys Bowling Morris, Nancy 41,142 Girls Bowling Mossman, Carole 142 Moulton, Bob 61,89,130 A Cappella Choir Boys Bowling Intramural Basketball National Honor Society Moyle, Jean 41,142 Co-op Mueller, Marsh a 87,142 Muir, Ronald 142 Mulliner, Stan Intramural Basketball Boys Bowling Psychology Club Muma, Charlene 41,142 Co-op Murphy, Judy 41,142 Murphy, Rosemary 142 Myers, Mary Ann 31,130 Future Nurses Neely, Paul 47,58,62 Football, Varsity Varsity Club Nelson, William 79,89,142 Physics Club Boys Bowling Newton, Linda 142 Nicholas, Gloria 76,142 Future Nurses Girls Glee Club, pres. Nichols, Karen 81,142 Psychology Club Niergarth, Joell 41,72,142 Niergorth, John 51,58,62,87,142 Cross-country Make-up Club, vice pres. Track Vorsity Club Noblin, Carolyn 41,142 Girls Bowling Nolley, Mike 27,46,58,89,91,130 Bridge Club Football, Varsity National Honor Society Varsity Club Notman, Doug 32,62,74,79,81.130 Photography Club Physics Club Psychology Club Student Photographer Odney, Adrienne 81,143 A Cappella Choir Psychology Club Okvath, Louie 143 Oost, James 39 Opie, Cordell 60,64,72,124,143 Election Board Intramural Basketball Senior Class President Owen, Linda 143 Oxley, David 143 Page, Sue 41,143 Parker, Ruth 143 Parks, Jerry Parks, Leonard 143 Paul, Anne 37,43,72,74,86,130 Election Board Yearbook Staff Paul, Jean 36,43,72,73,74,86.143 Election Board Yearbook Staff Payne, Ruthie 143 Pearce, Edward 26,46,58,61,74,91 National Honor Society Football, Varsity Intramural Basketball Psychology Club Varsity Club Pellens, Dennis 143 Perish, Bruce 62,143 Perry, Neil 27,40,124,143 Persails, Lois Pesik, Marvin 85 Peterson, Judith 36,143 A Cappella Choir Petross, Charles 143 Phillips, Patricia 76,143 Future Nurses Pickett, Larry 41,143 Baseball Placer, Larry 39,143 Port, Muriel 143 Pribble, Bill 37,40,46,58,124,143 Bridge Club Football, Varsity Intramural Basketball Varsity Club Student Council Wrestling Price, Revolee 143 Pride, Bonnie 143 Pritchord, Cynthia 69,80,144 Art Club Pep Club Pritchard, Roberta 40,80,130 Art Club, sec'y. Pep Club Cadet Teaching Provine, Judith 37,41,76,126 A Cappella Choir Co-op Notional Honor Society Pruett, Deloris 144 Psalms, David Puterbaugh, Larry 144 Ragsdale, Jerry 41,144 Co-op Make-up Club Rorick, Milton Raslich, Barbara 144 Reams, Richard 144 Concert Band Reish, Williom 130 Co-op Rhodes, Linda 144 Rhyndress, Paula 36,41,144 A Cappella Choir Richardson, Sally 144 Rickard, Judy 37,41,144 A Cappella Choir Co-op Riederich, Ed 144 Track Riggs, Clara Future Nurses Riske, Elsa 144 Robbins, Jim 39,144 Rockafellow, Jim 79,144 Physics Club Rockafellow, Sue 37,41,122.130 A Cappella Choir Co-op 122,125 Psychology Club Rollings, Patricia Rosine, Diane 144 Ross, Jacquelin 37,76,144 Future Nurses Rowe, Tom 4,14,81 Intramural Basketball Psychology Club Wrestling, Varsity Rubel, Carol 126 Ruddock, Richard 144 Rutherford, Gary 52,144 Swimming Sage, Janice 41,76,130 Co-op National Honor Society Salerno. Caron 36,144 Saltman, Byron Saltmon, Mike 72,75,83,124,144 Brdge Club Election Board Golf Boys Bowling Newspaper Staff Saxon, Sharon 144 Newspaper Staff Pep Club Yearbook Staff Sayers, Kenneth 75,81,85,91,137,144 Newspaper Staff Psychology Club Ski Club Sbiegay, John 131 Schifano, Tony 144 Schluckbier, Robert 144 Settlemoir, Annette 144 Sheathelm, Barbara 41,74,144 Co-op Yeabook Staff Shepard, Kaye 144 Sibilsky, Thomas 131 Singleton, Wesley 61,62,144 Intramural Basketball Track Sinnott, Robert 60,91,131 Tennis Intramurol Basketball Sippert, Hedwig 145 Sisk, Janet Skornicka, Joseph 89,91,145 Boys Bowling Intramural Basketball Psychology Club Skutt, Phyllis 40,76,127 Cadet Teaching National Honor Society Orchestra Slappey, John 41 Slater, Judy 75,81,131 A Cappella Choir Future Nurses Newspaper Staff Psychology Club Sly, Ruth 45 Smelser, Carlo 87,91,145 Make-up Club Pep Club Smelser, Ghyraine 145 Snvley, Kenneth 40,145 Intramural Basketball Smith, Bruce Smith, Jean 145 Smith, Jerry 37,143,145 Cross-country Smith, Kenneth 145 Smith, Marion 41,145 Co-op Smith, Sharon 28,69,127 National Honor Society Pep Club Ski Club Smith, Terry 37,145 A Cappella Choir Intramural Basketball Teen Traffic Court Snyder, John 145 Somers, Gory 131 Intramural Basketball Stace, Craig 43,83,86,145 A Cappella Choir Stannard, Patti 76,80,124,126,137 Cable Club Instrumentals Club National Honor Society Student Council Staffer, Reggie Steele, Curtis Stevenson, Dennis 145 Stewort, Barbara 40,81,138,145 A Cappella Choir Art Club Cable Club Psychology Club Stewart, Donna 145 Stockford, Marilynn 36,41,131 A Cappella Choir Co-op Stoddard, Ronald 25,77,89,124.145 Auto Club, sec'y Boys Bowling Spanish Club, pres. Student Council Stone, Barrie 145 Stratton, Bill 145 Sutton, Ivan 37,145 Swonson, Gerald 58,145 Wrestling Sweet, Patrick 63,84,145 Boys Bowling Intramurol Basketball Bridge Club Chess Club Szabo, Ron 5,26,47,145 Football, Varsity Talbert, Jo Ann 41,145 Talbot, Sheron 131 Girls Glee Club Pep Club Toylor, Judith 135,145 Taylor, Thomas 46,58,145 Football, Vorsity Varsity Club Taylor, William 83,62 Intramural Basketball Track Telling, Lynn 34,60,85,124,145 Band Orchestra Club Marching Band Ski Club Student Council Tennis Temple, Beatrice 40,145 Cadet Teaching Thome, Carole 145 Thompson, Maydora Thompson, Peggy Future Nurses Tillinghast, Blair 145 Torres, Yolanda 146 Tossey, Carol 146 Totten, Mary 43,37,76,80,91,126 A Cappella Choir Cable Club Honors Quartette National Honor Society Orchestra Physics Club, sec'y- Treichel, Mary 146 Bridge Club Future Nurses Trevithick, Edythe 66,76,127 Pep Club Newspoper Staff National Honor Society Tucker, Bonnie 31,77,131 French Club Newspoper Staff Turley, Patricia 41,126 Co-op Turner, Larry 54,55,146 Basketball, Varsity Turner, Sandra 146 Tyiska, Lowell 146 Football, Varsity Ur, Elaine Urguhort, Ronald 146 Football, Vorsity Von Wormer, Frieda 41,146 Varner, Sharon 146 Vaughan, Bob 61,146 Baseball Football Intramural Basketball Varsity Club Vaughan, Bob 47 Baseball Vessells, Sharon 75,131 Election Board National Honor Society Newspaper Staff Pep Club Ski Club Wade, Lucille 146 Wadsworth, Mary Ann 146 Wagner, Arnold 146 Waldron, Tom 63,146 Boys Bowling Intramural Basketball Walker, Fred 39,146 Walker, Jessie Wallace, Oanell Wallace, Joyce 146 Wallace, Marion 146 Wallace, Wayne 146 Wallis, Jeanette 37,41,131 A Cappella Choir Co-op Walton, Paul 27,47,52,60,85,146 Bridge Club Football, Varsity Swimming Tennis Warner, Carol 146 Girls Bowling Watson, Jerry 89,124,146 Boys Bowling Bridge Club Intramural Basketball Student Council Weeden, James 33,146 Weinert, Charles 146 Wells, James 37,86 Piano Club White, Harold 73 White, Judith 146 White, Joanne Girls Bowling Future Nurses Shakespeare Club White, Yvonne 146 Whitman, Thomas 37,41,146 A Cappello Choir Wick, Sharon 74,76,85,138,146 Future Nurses Ski Club Yearbook Stoff Wiggins, Mae Wiles, Martha 69,72,74,76,91,131 Election Board National Honor Society Pep Club Psychology Club Quill and Scroll Yearbook Staff Williams, Gerald 146 Williams, James 147 Williams, Jerry Williams, John 146 Intramural Basketball Williams, Sandy 83,147 Piano Club Williamson, J. C. 51,146 Cross-country, JV Willis, Dorothy Williston, Myrna 37,76,86,147 A Cappella Choir Future Nurses Club Wilson, Pot 41,147 Co-op Wilson, Ronald 36,147 A Cappella Choir Wilson, Sabra 72,79,125 Election Board National Honor Society Pep Club, vice pres. Physics Club, trees. Winegarden, Peter 25,60,77,81,147 Psychology Club Spanish Club Wolverton, Carol 24,131 Bridge Club Woodruff, Carol 24,131 Bridge Club Woodruff, Glenda 147 Woods, Earl 147 Woody. Tom 37,47,48,61,91,133,147 Intramural Basketball Boys Bowling A Cappella Choir Football, Varsity Varsity Club Lettermen's Club Wright, Blair 147 Bridge Club Intramural Basketball Wyatt, Judith 147 Yettaw, Pat 41,147 Young, Mae Helen 80 Younger, James 147 Yount, Frank 147 Youngfer, Wayne 39,89,147 Boys Bowling Zuber, Arito 41,147 Co-op OuA, Stajjf • • • • —Kenneth Drake, field representative of Edwards Brothers, Inc., 2500 South State Street, Ann Arbor, for his encourage- ment and help in putting out our yearbook. —The National Photo Service for the undergraduate die cuts and Baldwin-Chase, Cossman's, Craine's, Fortune, Hicks, Ken- dale's, Lullaby, Rogers, Smith-Bridgman's, and Van Dyke Studios for the senior pictures. —Judy Block and Mr. Art Koskinen, of the art department, for designing the cover and artistic work on the division pages. —Photographers Patrick Braden, Harry Hammond, Douglas Notman, and Charles Rothschild. —The S. K. Smith Cover Company of Chicago, Illinois, for the cover. —Patrick Braden, our advisor. —The office staff for compiling data and advising us on technical material. —The faculty and administration for co-operation. Sandy Johnson, Editor-in-Chief Martha Wiles, Copy Editor Sharon Wick, Faculty Editor Katie Kennard, Academic Editor Jeanne Funk, Athletics Editor Carolyn Draves, Activities Editor Jean Paul, Sophomore Editor Anne Paul, Junior Editor Anne Dodd, Senior Editor • m - -% a yk 5 $U ; ‘ £ v t . -— ’• J , ; ' r d . f _ | 4 v ' ?jfci ': - 2ET'v 3� • ' . v4� ■ 2 22555 ‘E. -- ? - f ;-� -$]'-sa - s -— ,- ' .- •- • — - ■ . 0. v - . s . ?yr . -tS Sg C: - r yr3S'i - . . - ,