Southwestern High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

Southwestern By Although schools are often considered to be places frequented only during the day, this is certainly not true of Southwestern. Activities, both academic and social, are planned for almost every night in the week. Students are provided with a place for study, learning, and entertainment. The purpose of this yearbook is to show both sides of our school life, not just our daily routine. This is Southwestern, by day and by night. 2 By Night Table of Contents Introduction i Faculty 6 Activities 28 Underclassmen 62 Seniors 108 Sports 154 On November 22, 1963 the life of a man, an outstanding American, was brought to a sudden end. The death of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, in all of its tragic realness, held the heartbeat of the nation transfixed for several days. Americans young and old were drawn closer together by the loss of our devoted leader who, in life and in death commanded the respect of the entire world. We, the faculty and students of Southwestern turn to this ballad as an expression of our feelings. Yes, the heart of the world weighs heavy with the helplessness of tears. For the man cut down in a Texas town in the summer of his years. And we who stay must not ever lose the victories that he won, For wherever men look to freedom, then his soul goes riding on. 4 Southwestern Boy Scouts perform the raising of to half mast in remembrance of the president. Dedicated To The Memory Of John F. Kennedy I A Tribute to Outstanding Administrators On June 30, 1964, the career of the only Flint educator to serve in all five of its high schools will end. Mr. Hilmer Olson.who helped plan the facilities, location, and design of Southwestern will conclude 41 years of service as teacher, administrator, and principal. While earning a bachelor’s degree at Stout Institution, and a master’s in 1938 from the University of Michigan, Mr. Olson came to old Flint High School in 1923, then went to Central in 1942. Besides being active in civic and pro- fessional groups, Mr. Olson has been a prime factor in the promotion of a unified student body. The starting of our first season with a band clad in school colors, equipped athletic teams, and musical and dramatic productions, were all due to the efforts of this dedicated man’. Southwestern Community High School is grateful that its’ first five years have been under the leadership of a man who has given so much of himself to education and South- western. Mr. Hilmer Olson In her many years of service to the Flint Schools. Mrs. Flora Fierstine has devoted her efforts to the betterment of the educational opportunities for the youth of this community. Dedicated to the career of teaching, Mrs. Fier- stine came to Flint after earning her Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State, and her Masters degree from U. of M. First teaching science and math at Technical High School, she later became the Dean of Girls there. Having efficiently held this position for ten years, she became the Dean of Instruction at Southwestern. Southwestern in its beauty and efficiency was partly made possible by the dedicated efforts and desires that she brought forth. In future years, the deeds, lessons, and sincere understanding which Mrs. Flora Fierstine so readily offered us, this year and in those past, will live deep within our hearts. Mrs. Flora Fierstine 5 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Hi h Quality Administrators Benefit S. W. Holding the important post of Deputy Principal is Mr. Robert Rodda whose many responsibilities include the organization of classes and activities and working in close contact with the students, teachers, and other administrators. Our Dean of Counseling, Miss Hulda Gibson, effectively directs our intensive program and provides students with scholarship and college information. As Head Counselor she also assists the other counselors in pro- gramming. The Dean of Students. Mr. James Whittaker, has the varied task of helping students with their problems, either scholastic or social, and in supervising school functions, such as Student Council. Counselors Miss Sarah Andrews. Mr. Clare Eckland. Mrs. Jacquelyn Culnon, and Mr. Paul Johnson look up from a widely known magazine. Counselors, Our Class Coordinators 9 House couselors Mr. Robert Enders, Mr. Stuart Boze. and Mr. Howard Hughes look over student records. English Required For Students General, non-college and college prep English are the courses offered at Southwestern. General English is for the student with reading difficulties. Non-college English tries to create interest in the subject. College prep English combines history and the humanities, the study of foreign lands and relations, American Lit. and American history. Seniors are given a choice between English Lit. and western civilization. Mrs. Yvonne Herron and Miss Patricia Brain look over a new addition to Southwestern’s library. Discussing various uses of the library and its resources for English classes are Mr. Don Purcell, Miss Louise Sherff, Mrs. Marie Kuemmerline, Mr. Douglas Hamilton, and Mr. George Graeber. 10 Mrs. Sadie Collins and Mrs. Elizabeth Calkins help Mr. Jack Riley enact a scene from the play Our Town by Thornton Wilder. Junior English classes read and enacted parts of Our Town. Discussing the possibility of a future assignment are Mrs. Mary Scramuzza, Mrs. Marjory Marshall, and Mr. Jesse Champion. Mr. James Evans and Mr. Patrick Morris notice how students clear the shelves when given specific assignments. After school Mrs Scott and Mr. Jacobs willingly help a student with a problem in business math. Mathematics Courses Gain Importance Math classes play an important role in the arrangement of student programs. The wide variety of cour- ses offered give an equal oppor- tunity to all. Geometry, algebra, trigonome- try, and senior math are important to the college bound, while basic and business math offer training to the non college student. The courses are regulated so as to allow the student the fastest pos- sible advancement with smooth transitions between the different subjects. Mr. Manker and Mr. Brawner puzzle over the “differences” found in trig- onometry problems. Ignoring the basic math problem on the board are Mrs Sandell, Mr. Duncan, and Mr. Tappert. 13 Another one of those unsolved problems are pondered over by algebra and geometry teachers Mr. McMurray, Mr. McGhan, Mr. Kohlhepp, and Mrs. Goldstein. V f In the study of Physics, a simple pendulum is just a mass. Mr. David Hall, on the end of a length of string. Mr. Dick Hoag. Expanded Science Program Biology, chemistry, physics, modern science, and electronics are the five sciences available to students. Biology is the BSCS course. It is based on the chemical origin and advancement of molecular and organic materials. Chem- istry deals with the substances of our environment and the changes in the substances. Physics is the fundamental science of the natural world where the universe, waves, and electicity are stu- died. Modern science combines many sciences to review scientific discover- ies. Electronics is based on theory and craftmanship. It is on a loose basis which allows students to work out pro- blems that time would not otherwise allow. 14 Chemistry isn’t only for students. states Mr. Ed Brown as Mr. Merril Champion demonstrates his technique with the chemicals. Offered For All Students Needs Could it be a funny story that Mr. Lowell Ricky and Mr. Tom Jobson are pondering over, or is it another general science problem? Observing peculiar biology specimens are Mr. Harry Hammond, Mr. Gordon Spencer, and Mr. Orville Greanya. Although the world is not usually in such a state the foreign relations between Mr. Vincent Abrams. Miss Mary Minardo. and Mr. Alex Crane seem quite friendly. Past Becomes Real Through History Miss Rita Hinch, Dept, head, demonstrates the “few” resources available for l£5. History students to Mr. Garth Frost and Mr. Jack VanderVen. 16 Engrossed in conversation are Mr. Ken Green, Mr. Keith Richardson, and Mr. Richard Millar. This year the history depart- ment is offering a new course. Sophomores still take foreign relations and juniors American history but seniors interested in history may take western civilization. Western civilization is the study of European history from early man. This course is combined directly with English class. As you study a certain period in history you will study the literature from that period in English. Mr. George LeBrasseur and Mr. George Genvk are optimistic about the world situation. Languages Challenge Students Mr. Joe Sim� demonstrate� the correct lull fighting technique as Mr� . Jane Chamber� provide� background music. The study of a language is a very important part of high school education. Southwestern students have a choice of taking French, Spanish, German, or Latin. Study- ing Foreign languages helps stu- dents to learn the customs and cultures of other peoples and coun- tries. Many at Southwestern take more than one language in hopes of becoming proficient in foreign tongues. Long hours of study and drill are involved. Mr Patricia Sloboda. Mr. Robert Kill� , and Mr . Helene Footer father In the French room to dlacu plans for the language cl � e . Student will u e the language lab to Improve their oral comprehension. “Top Brass” in the musical field are Miss Vivian Crope, Vocal Director, Mr. Raymond Roth, Band and Orchestra Director, and Mr. David Holmes, Assistant Director of Music. Promise Shown In Fine Arts Over the years South- western’s Fine Arts Depart- ment has become known throughout the state and even the nation for the fine cor- relation present here in the fine arts. Together they have produced the Montage, a show intertwining all the arts around a central theme presented each year by Southwestern students. Through the fine and per- forming arts, students can bring out their talents in such various media as dramatics, jewelry making, s culptur e, painting, sketching, instrumental music, and vocal music on various levels from beginning to advanced. 19 “My field is the best, argue Mrs. Nelda Topolka, Drama Coach, Mr. Joe Blaize, metal Art teacher, and Mr. Arthur Koskinen, Art instructor. An Eye For The Future Now listen here all you kids, we’re going to lay down the law, the Business Law, that is emphatically states Mr. Albert Gricius, and Mr. Gary Jacobs. The Business Curriculum is designed to develop business minded citizens who pos- sess both a liberal education and vocational competency in the business field. The course offerings in business education include bookkeeping, shorthand, office practice, retail selling and salesmanship, typing for vocational and personal use, business law, business arithmetic, andnotehand. Although basically vocational, all of these courses also have personal use value. Vocational Business Education Co-op (office) and Distributive Education Co-op (sales) are offered in the senior year. On this Co-op training program students work with employers on part-time jobs in the afternoon and receive school credit, re- muneration, and experience. “Here's the receipt for that grade you ordered 20 jokes Mr. Robert McNamara to his Retail Sales class. People Who Know Their Business Education Mr. Eugene Grice looks approvingly at his first year typing class. Mr. William Bennett and Mr. Clare Eckland discuss what will be done in their typing classes. Miss Lela Withers can't decide whether to teach typing, shorthand, business retailing or driver's ed. Mr. George LaBraaaeur, and Mr. Frank Mazza check over class schedules for their respective gym classes. Gym instructor Mr. Dick Leach instructs a formation plan. Exercise Builds Minds As Well As Bodies The promotion of the physical well- being of the student body is as much a part of the school curriculum as the mental well-being of the students. For this purpose, physical education is required for both boys and girls for three semesters. Girls participate in swimming, dancing, and such sports as volleyball, tennis, and table tennis. Boys engage in swimming, training and conditioning, besides numerous team and individual sports. Gym may be elected in the senior year by students who wish to continue with their physical education. About to play a record to accompany the Swedish exercises of their gym classes are Mrs. Sue Jackovich and Miss Dorothy Breda. Now if I were a student this is how I would do it!” Yet students don't and must learn, which is the job of Mr.Stewart Willett and Mr. Dick Evans our driving instructors. Security Education is an Exciting Requirement Taking a popular “teacher-type” stance is Mr. Tom Potter, security education instrue- All sophomores must take Security Education. It's not bad but it looks for. as if a student of Mr. George Genyk or Mr. Ken Garmer took it pretty hard. Machine shop teacher, Mr. Homer Randall, and auto shop The Homemaking: Department, taught by Miss instructor. Mr. Richard Salmi, are a part of the modern Roberta Bautel and Mrs. Helen Carpenter. vocational classes at southwestern, assists girls in preparing for their place in the home. Mr. A1 Sarger, Architectual Drawing, and Mr. Kermit Baker. Drafting teacher. You’ll never get anywhere until you agree on those dimensions! Head of the Printing department, responsible for our Hoofbeat, Colt Prints and many other necessary programs, is Mr. Bruce “This isn’t just wood-butchering, states Mr. Robert Diment, and we agree. Woodworking classes demonstrate fine abilities in a fine art. Wierman. Personalized Program Proves Effective in Second Year Discussing effective personalized program techniques are Mr. Carl Williams, Mr. William Fischer, and Mrs. Helen Murdock. The Personalized Curriculum Pro- gram, better known as P.C.P., was organized to cope with the attendance problem, and to keep our slow learners interested in school. Social Studies, math, and English are the classes taught by the three P.C.P. teachers—Mr. Carl Williams, Mrs. Helen Murdock, and Mr. William Fisher. There are only 15 students in each class so the teacher can give more individual help, get to know them better, and try to understand their problems. Looking at the light side of a special education problem are Mr. George Genyk and Mr. Melvin Gregory. Seen happily pounding out the day’s work are clerical aides: Mrs. Mary Lou Lewis, Mrs. Agatha Polites, Mrs. Clara M. Brown, and Mrs. Bea Hamel. Office Staff Aids School Efficiency . . .Golly, this place is so boring,” quips Mrs. Mary English to Mrs. Glatha A. Kippe, our school’s secretaries. Looking very busy is Mrs. Mildred Smith, financial secretary. • • And then all these kids come in for food!” explains Cafeteria The problems of disrUpting and collecting textbooks are Director, Mrs. Mooney, to Chief Custodian. Mr. W. Lasley. constantly falling to Mrs. Shirley Sumrall. the Textbook Clerk. Many Provide Special Services Southwestern by day, and night, appreciates the services of Mr. Dan Cady. Community Director, as he coordinates school activities. Students needing health assistance find a ready friend in Mrs. Marcia Anderson, Nurse Coun- 27 selor. fct� Southwestern’s third Homecoming was a big success. Our Colts out- scored Saginaw Eastern by a score of 19-6. This victory was followed by a dance in our school cafeteria. The dance was open to Southwestern stu- dents and guests as well as to alumni of Southwestern. Highlighting the dance was the crowning of our queen, Anne Rice. Senior Princess Kathy Meadows rides with escort Gerry Rittenbery. 30 Members of the Queen's Court are: sophomore, Jill Rosenberg, and juniors Sue McDowell, Joyce Dullinger, Shirley Epps, and Ellen DeLorenzo. HOMECOMING- A Night to Remember An honor to Southwestern is the winning smile of Anne Rice, the Homecoming Queen for 1964. 31 Also honored on the Queen's Court are: juniors, Pam Shaffer, Linda LaSalle, Kathy Garrison, and sophomore Irma Pape. Pep Club Builds School Spirit Through Activities Planning the next pep club meeting are the officers Mike Smith, Pete Johnson, Jane Hamilton, and Sadie McLeish. (row 1), J. Makrouer, S. Brownson, S. Moyers, B. Parker. M. Lucus, B. Johnson, M. Gellis, (row 2), S. Morris, D. Castle, D. Stinson, P. Stevens, S. Chamberlain, C. Lovejoy, S. Lazenga, K. Nankarrow, E. Fehlig, (row 3), K. Kerry, L. Culver, J. LaClair, C. Edwards, J. Sabolish, A. Monroe, S. Harry, L. Mountain, B. McKinnon, L. Bentley, I. Pape, (row 4), R. Von Schmeling, 32 K. Christainson, M. Garret, L. Rodes, N. Crabtree, L. Carter, C. Barry, M. Gaines, R. Chad- dock, V. Glover, S. Morris, (row 5), S. McKay, L. Spears, S. Franklin, P. Kellogg, J. Kinstin, S. Jones, B. Bankston, (row 6), K. Meadows, L. Levi, A. Smylor, G. Bradley, B. Cunningham, E. DeLorenzo, S. McDowell, G. Sullenger, D. Schempf, G. Schultz, J. Dach, B. Smith, P. Gigg. Students on the buses going to games build the school spirit through the singing of school songs. Pep Club members decorate the goal post for a home game. Skip Marshall, Phil Price, Steve Schaefer, Dave Short, and Denny MacDonald carry on the Deep Harmony Boys tradition. Cheerleaders Base of Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders: Kathy Meadows, Nancy Crabtree, Regina Von Schmeling, Martha Garrett, Diane Stinson, Ellen DeLorenzo. 34 Varsity Cheerleaders put a new twist in practice football sessions. Always smiling and forever cheering are the J. V. Cheerleaders Pam Gigg, Jill Rosenberg, (kneeling), Ellen Fehlig, Nancy Strahle, and Sue McDowell. Enthusiasm runs high at crowded pep assemblies. Varsity and J. V. players rise to honor their respective coaches. Marching Band Members: Dick Abel, Dale Aurand, Sally Baker, Carl Barry, Jane Birdsall, Nancy Bozeman, Joe Brown, Jerry Bryan, Chuck Buxton, Gary Caldwell. Michael Calvery, William Chase. Jim Christie. CathrineCattrill. Dennis Cross. Cheryl Dabbs. Joanne Dach, Judy Davis, MarkDeMoss, Linda Dewar, Sherry Dick- erson, Lynn Doll. Roy Doyla. Doug Drago, Cheryl DuShane. Brenda Earp. Gloria Eaton, Clark Endahl, Stephanie Evanoff. Hewlitte Evans. Jim Fent, Stephen Fisk, Bob Foxworthy. Larry Gagnen. Tom Garth- wite, Dick Garrett. Lynne Gearhart, Linda Gibson, Carol Gold. Doug Golden. Dave Grace, Linda Greenman, Diane Hale, Kay Hamel, Kay Hamilton. Laurel Hammond. Carmen Harris, Marge Heginbottom, A1 Johnston. Mark Johnson. Bee Jones, Doug Kilbourn, Judy Kranz, Russ Lamesfield, John Landis. Ron Looney. Carmen Liversedge, Chris Lozon. Jerald Lundgren, Peter MacDonald, Ronald Marquardt. Nancy Mason, David Mata, LeRoy Maxey, Terry McKay, Cheryl Me Lin. Mike Meints, John Meredith. Karla Meyer, Annelise Miller. Carol Moore, Jeff Morey, Mike Montague, Judie Nelson, Mary Opper. Paul Parks, Tom Perkins, David Phillips. Laura Porteous, Phil Price, Raye Raney, Cheryl Reno, Ron Rice, Mary Ross, Catherine Rutter, Kathy Sapp, LaDonna Sargent, Don Schank, Sharon Sherrey, Sharon Skunda, Dennis Smith, Susan Smith, Charles Stone, Sue Stork, Gary Storey, Ruth Spickler, Dan Strong, Mary Jo Stricter, Sherry Sutton, Ivy Thomas, Mike Tofteland, Elmer Tofteland, Steve Turner, Jerry VanSteenburg, Charles Vickery, Connie Warnaar, Penny Welding, Sue Wylie. Drum Major Don Schank 36 The Marching Band led by Drum Major Don Schank stands at attention as Band Director Raymond Roth prepares to conduct them in song for half time enjoyment. Bands Perform School Services Rank Leaders: (Back) Dick Abel. Phil Price, Carol Gold, Gloria Eaton. Sue Wylie. LaDonna Sargent, Don Schank (Drum Major). John Meredith (Asst. Drum Major), (Front) Nancy Mason. Judy Davis, Marge Heginbottom. Lisa Miller, Brenda Earp, Gary Story, Mr. Roth. Mr. Holmes. During intermissions at games and pep assemblies Pep Band builds spirit by playing school songs. Instrumental Music. Orchestra: Dick Abel. Gloria Allison. Dennis Anderson, Rosanne Bacon. Anne Barber, Larry Biller. Sue Brandt. Thelma Brown. Mark DeMoss, Linda Dick, Hewlitte Evans, Clark Endahl. Doug Golden, Jean Hackett. Marge Heginbottom. Nancy Homer. Betty Jackson, Ingrid Kjoller, Evelyn Lampshire, Diane Laurent, Phil Long, Chris Lozon, Mike Meints, Lise Miller, Tim Miller. Ollie Monnis. Pat Molherin. Symphonic Band: Dick Abel, Dale Aurend. Sally Baker. Carl Barry, Jane Birdsall, Nancy Bozeman, Joe Brown, Jerry Bryan, Chuck Burton. Gary Caldwell. Bill Chase, Jim Christie, Cathy Cottrill, Dennis Cross, JoAnnDach, Judy Davis, Mark DeMoss, Sherry Dickerson, Lynn Doll, Cheryl DuShane, Brenda Earp, Gloria Eaton, Clark Endahl, Stephanie Evanoff, Hewlitte Evans, James Fent, Steve Fisk. Bob Foxworth, Larry Gagnon, Dick Garrett, Tom Garthwaite, Lynn Gearhart, Carol Gold, David Grace. Linda Greenman, Diane Hale. Kay Hamel, Kay Hamilton, Laurel Hammond, Carmen Harris, Nan Homer, Mark Johnson, Al Johnston, Doug Kilborn, Judy Kranz, Russ Lamesfield, John Landis. 38 Groups Teach Culture Kae Nancarrow. Mary Opper. Mary Pakkala, Mark Passmore, Kim Peterman. Linda Penton, Cheryl Placer, Phil Price. Sue Raker, LaDonna Sargent, Don Schank. Lyn Schultz. Barb Scherman. Linda Sells, Sharon Skunda, Susan Smith. Julie Stetz, Dan Strong. Linda Tossey, Jerry VanSteenburg, Karen Vasconcellas, Connie Warnaar. Carmen Liversedge, Ron Looney, Chris Lozon, Jerry Lundgren, Ron Marguardt, Nancy Masoni, LeRoy Maxey, Peter McDonald. Mike Meints, John Meredith. Karla Meyer. Lisa Miller. Mike Montague. Carol Moore, Jeff Morey. Jusy Nwlaon, Mary Opper. Paul Parks. Craig Peltier. Tom Perkins. David Philiips, Laura Porteous. Phil Price, Rae Raney. Cheryl Reno. Ron Rice. Mary Ross. Cathy Rutter, Kathy Sapp. LaDonna Sargent. Don Schank. Sharon Sherrer. Sharon Skunda. Dennis Smith. Sue Smith. Ruth Spickler. Charles Stone. Sue Stork. Gary Story. Mary Jo Strieter. Dan Strong. Sherry Sutton. Ivy Thomas. Elmer Toftland. Mike Toftland, Steve Turner,Jerry VanSteenburg. Chuck Vickery. Connie Warnaar, Penny Welding, Sue Wylie. 39 A Cappella Choir: (soprano) J. Asp. R. Bevins. S. Bodrie, C. Borey. C. Breathour. S. Cassidy. M. Clark. K. Crabtree. A. Foster. N. Harding. L. Jacobson. D. Kish. B. Legree, M. MaWhinney. K. McArthur. M. Minarik, M. Perkins. J. Robinson. L. Rhodes. V. Slaughter. B. Smith. D. Taeckens, P. Wood. L. Yarbrough; (tenors) R. Burke. R. Davis. G. Gaffney. M. Hodge. F. Jolly. P. MacDonald. C. McBride. G. Pfeiffer. S. Schaefer. B. Storm. R. Swift. M. Taylor. R. Ward. D. White. B. Willett; (bass) J. Bacon. S. Bingham. J. Dantzler, P. Dean. J. Douglas, J. Enochs. M. Flippen, Girls Glee Club: (first row) B. Keller. L. Reid. J. Pock. S. Parker. S. Crawford. L. Czuchna, P. Lenkey. E. Moomey, E. Murray. K. Gilliland. J. Cuddeback; (second row) E. Redfield, S. Ross, N. Ash. A. Marshall. J. Ballard. B. Pannell, C. Coyne. B. Mennis, N. Fox, C. Slmpon, L. John- son. M. Weston. D. Ballentine. S. Kish. G. Burgess. S. Evans. K. Ramlow. S. Wells, S. Covitz, S. Canada. B. McMurray. S. Biddulph. M. Hardwick; (fourth row) L. Johnston. J. Marvin. B. Rankin. E. Reid. F. Slaughter. P. Pennington. S. Scott. M. Lucasse. J. Misiner, J. Groff. Os -k N. Hallett, J. Hopkins, W. Hudson, W. Lemonds, D. MacDonald. J. Meredith, P. Parks, J. Pettijohn, W. Quigley, D. Short, G. Story, K. Streeter, L. Tucker; (alto) R. Ax, K. Brown, M. Carr, R. Divert, J. Easter, E. Eaves, K. Eleazer, L. Elford, N. French, M. Gibson, L. Gilmour, R. Griffithes, P. Harwood, J. Hyde, J. McElderry, B. Meek, C. Michaels, D. Miller, M. Moorehouse, B. Norton, L. Schultz, D. Oman, C. Robbins, D. Seacord, N. Thomas. A. Zeile. Marcia Morehouse and Dennis MacDonald won scholarships to Interlochen National Music Camp last summer. The scholarships are given to juniors who show outstanding ability in vocal music. Montage For 1964 Developed Around A Contemporary Theme Choosing a theme to carry through the performance is the duty of Mr. Koskinen, Mrs. Topolka, and Miss Crope. Tuning up their voices for the next performance are Barbara Legree, Kathy Crabtree, Carol Michaels, Martha Clark, Sue Bodrie, Naomi Thomas, Pat Wood. Carolyn Borey. and Debbie Kish. Cellists Linda Sells, Jean Hackett, and Evelyn Lampshire with violinist Larry Billar practice for the Montage. The Drama Class stops for a moment from their busy work on some of the Montage scenery. Barb Church stands posed to begin her dance in front of a backdrop of contemporary forms. My Fair Lady” Comes To SW The leads for My Fair Lady are pictured here out of character: Mike Gellis, Kathy Crabtree, and Steve Schaefer. Three supporting roles were played by Sue Bodrie as Mrs. Higgins, Marcia Moorehouse as Mrs. Pierce, and Chuck McBride as Freddy. Mrs. Pierce scolds Prof. Higgins for overworking Eliza. Colonel Pickering and a maid (Martha Clark) look on. Chilled Cockneys', Bob Storm, Mark DeMoss, and Jim Enochs, warm them- selves on-stage. Colonel Pickering (Mike Gellis) contemplates the reaction of Eliza Doolittle (Kathy Crabtree) as she is insulted by Professor Higgins (Steve Schaefer). Backstage were W. Tamo. M. Conners. P. Goodell. J. McEldery. L. Rhodes, Mr. Hoag. R. Ax. C. Burgess. Mr. Koskinen. P. Stacy. D. Hill. V. Cox, M. Calvey. N. Butts. C. Connors, and H. Tarno. 45 Drama Eddie (S. Levy) is welcomed home from summer camp by his father (M. Graff) in The Courtship of Eddie's Father. Jim Blocken and Leana Rhodes help prepare scenery for the play. Department Presents Tom. Eddie's father, displays his interest in admiring beauties including Becky (Sandy Ta- bor). Rita (Kathe Nack), a nurse (Pat Wood). Loretta (Nancy Brockway), and Dolly (Loralee Czuchna). 46 Courtship of Eddie’s Father” Mrs. Bridges and her daughter Helen. Cal, the camp director, and Harry T. Mitchell, are concerned over Eddie s disappearance. Eddie teases Helen (Krista Christiansen) while her mother (Hedie Hirsch) and a nurse (Donna Sullivan) try to stop the quarrel. Mr. Donnelly (Elliot Lande) repairs a chair while a teacher (Yorbalinda Penton) and Loretta (Gloria Burgess) act unconcerned about the matter. Mrs. Masters (Nancy Gordon) serves milk to Eddie and his guest (Pat Wood). Jay Wilber and Kathe Nack just stand there. Loretta tries to sell Tom some new drapes as Becky takes a phone call. Meantime playboy Norm (Doug Golden) plays with Dolly. Holiday Spirit Found at Dance Mr. Merril Champion in the person of Santa Claus brings the holiday spirit to those at the dance. And what, little boy, would you like Chatting with friends comprises half of the fun at any dance. Santa to bring you this Christmas? Clubs Improve Talents Knitting Club: (front) Linda Boyer, Carole Locke, Candy McClendon, Cindy Sowles; (middle) Kathy Eleazer, Caroline Bergstrom, Gina Coates; (back) Mrs. Marshall. Cheryl Dickinson, Karla Meyer, Pat Smith, Marge Heginbottom, Laurie MacKinnon. Sue Lane. Laurie Levi, Rindi Carter. Art Club: (standing) Sandy Kish, Pan Howe. Carolyn Borey, Paula English, Linda Metizer, Lyn Smith. Sandy Elfstrom, Lynn Biggers; (seated) John Kummerlein, Rita Dihert, Hedie Hirsch, Mr. Koskinen. 49 S.C. and N.H.S.--Clubs for the Qualified Student Council: (front) Alice Monroe. Sally Morris. Anne Rice. Kathy Meadows. Doug Golden. Regina VonSchmeling. Donna Christenson. Linda Esterline. Rita Battino; (back) Louis Traycik. Jim Bates, Joyce Dullinger, Carol Robbins. Linda Klee. Barb Church. Dennis Kelly. Rex Graff. Matt Mason. Jean Robinson. Dixie Moore, Peggy Powrie, Sue Lane, Cindy Edwards. Ed Gillmore. National Honor Society: (front) Mike Gellis. Ben Engleman. Sherry Cook. Barb Church. Dale Clary. Tom Keim; (back) Paula English. Hedie Hirsch, Sherry Sweezy, Jane Hamilton. Diane Stinson. Mr. Millar. Lynn Schultz. Sue Wylie. Nancy Mason. Dave Warren, Jim Orosz, Carol Gold. Martha Ocedek. Club Prepares Students For Future Future Nurses: (first) Sherry Sweezy. Lorene Mountain, Sue Sheppard. Yvonne Gaines, Kathie Martin. Sharon Cappo, Pam Anderson. Sharleen Larenga. Cheryl Vincent. Bonnie Cunningham; (second) Mrs. Anderson. Virginia Lewis, Karyl Kerry, Alice Monroe, Carol Royce, Kay Malknecht, Paula Cook. Sherry Dickerson, Gail Miller, Jane Durham. Cindy Crall, Linda Boyer; (third) Linda Bentley, Anne Barber, Sue Lane. Anne Zeile, Apnthia Stanley, Linda Larsen. Linda Spaulding. Linda Zike, Joyce Mead. Peggy Powrie, Linda Carter, Andrea Belill. Kathy Scobey. Becky Keller. Cathy Bohm prepares ice water for patients at McLaren General Hospital.This is one of the many services performed by SW's FNC. Sharon Neiman makes up a bed as part of her duties at McLaren General. Students Gain Valuable Experience Cadet Teachers: (sitting) Alice Foster. Martha Carr. Claire David. Vickie Biddoulph, Martha Ocedek. Judy Coon. Regina Von Schmeling; (standing) Jane Richardson. Linda Miller. Linda Sells. Barb Sherman. Lisa Miller, Chuck McBride. Helen Mixon. Carol Robbins. Judy Hyde. Jilda Stalworth, Jackie Gillespie. Mrs. Foster. Footlights Club: (first row) Gloria Burgess. Bonnie Cunningham. Carol Dilley, Lynne Sparks; (second row) Sue Tippet. Penny Ridgeway. Krista Christenson. Loralee Czuchna, Donna Christenson. Bonnie Baker; (third row) Joyce Sabolish, Beverly Chambers. Diane Laurent. Carol Yeaster. Sherri Sutton. Linda Fuson, Sue Evans. Reba Cross. Mrs. Topolka. Sandy Burgess, Carol Sincerbeau, Linda DeMay, Dorothy Panchula. 52 Clubs Offer Practical Experience Red Cross: (first) Bob Johnson. Bettie Keller. Bonnie Cunningham. Henny Ridgeway. Maxine Whapner. Barb McMurray, Cherryl McClain. Carrie Saunders; (second) Duane Walker. Judy Harris. Mary Martin. Mary Opper. Ross Graftstein. Mike Calvey, David Meer. Jim Smith. Martha Ocedeck, Nancy Brockway; (third) John Cross. Janice Buck, Kendre Laudre, Judy Nelson. Mary Jo Wilson. Sue Shaw. Sherry Hill. Mike Petross. Sharon Nieman; (fourth) Laurie McKinnon. Chuck Wieson. Virginia Lewis. Linda Granthem. Gloria Anthony. Jane Durham. Dianne Bishop. Donna Decker. Judy Gutow. Jerry Lundgren; (fifth) Sandy Baird, Kathy Gray. Sandy Parker. Judy Hicks, Diane Troxlar, Sandra Cleff, Ed Me Lachlan. Dennis Dexter. Bob Stafford, Don Metzgar, Steve Fisk. Suzzanne Mitchell, Cheryl Neske. Office Co-op: (first row) Lorraine Hildebrant. Judy Wiles. Cheryl Taylor, Dorothy Cleary. Wilma Ellis. Bonnie Bye, Rachel Argue. Pat Rudl, Pam Rupp, Billie Dunton, Pat Adkison; (middle row) Joyce Newbury. Dorothy Kitto. Diane Hart. Anna Smith. Sharron Thayer, Nancy Aud, Karen Maguire, Carrol Trombly. Carole Wallen. Peggy Murdoch. Sue Morris, Carol Eastridge. Pat Sintay; (back row) Laurie Goodell, Karen Burgess. Ida Turner. Sunnye Aber- nathy. Betty McBride, Sandra McKibben. Nancy Aud. Norma Pegues, Kathryn Carpenter, Nancy Herman. Janet Scott, Joan Wallace. Mary Duncan. Ski Club: (first row) Carolyn Bergstrom, Joyce Makrouer. Lauri Levi, Di Jarrett, Barb Olds, Dianne Stinson. Mary Gretzinger, Linda Greenman. Dan Strong, Regina VonSchmeling; (second row) Pete Johnson. Pat Smith, Linda Sells, Russ Lamesfield. Jane Richards, Barb Church, Lori Spencer, Sue Holtzkemper. Doug Golden, Steve Fisk. Joan Shift, Mary Jo Strieter. Sally Baker; (third row) Don Jagow. Jim Christie. Sharon Fishier. Clark Endahl, Judy Kranz. Cherell Elston, Annelise Miller. Marilyn Carr, Claire David. Laura Porteous, Phil Price; (fourth row) Ed Hayes. Dave Merrell, Brendan Burrows, Bill McCrocklin. Ed Daniels. How did I do that? asks Phil Price, who has apparently just skied through a tree. Three skiers smile in anticipation of a faster trip down. Clubs For The Athletic Varsity Club; (Front Row) Tom Martin. Skip Traynor, Rex Graff. Mike Ram- sey, Jim Berryman. Dick Rhvndress. Gary Ward, Ray Parks, Kenneth Burns. Lance Brookshire, Ron Mallory. Bob Martin, Lee English, Rod Scott; (Middle Row) Bob Bernstein, Peter Sinclair, John Wentworth, Curt Smith. Dale Clary. Dan Welton, Howard Grigsby, Ed MacLachlan. Craig LaCross, Duane Miller, Dan Bearbower, Chris Spafford, Jim Garty; (Back Row) Gary Root, Bob Walker, Dave Staab. Hank Graff, Mike Palmer, Denzel Hopper, Dave Green, Cardeli Sanders, Tom Hitch. Dennis McDonald, Rick Westgate, Harry Higleman, Bob Storm, Layton Galloway. Bowling Club: (first row) Carol Robbins, Sherry Cook, Jerilyn Wright, Evelyn Redfield, Jerilynn Ponder, Linda Mizisin, Susan Treska. Stephanie Garfield. Marth Tucker, Tim Miller. Robert Barkley. Chuck Schiff, Dale Crandell. Dennis Smith, Mr. Greanya, (second row) Dan Bentley, Mr. Hoag, Tom Palmer. Larry Tucker. Larry Sedlow, Harry Hilgeman, Russell Stevens, Dale McCarty, Lon Collins, John Matejcaki, Ted Baud. Page Brousseau. Charles Tyler, Willard Tamo, Henry Tarno. Language Clubs Correlate Knowledge and Fun SPANISH CLUB: (front) Mrs. Chambers, Andy Foote, Tom Nothoff, Sue Brownson, Patti Smith, Linda Adams, Laurie MacKinnon, Reba Cross; (back) John Kuemmerlein, Sandy Spencer, Kathy Sc obey, Jane Fitch, Sue Lane, Mr. Sims. 56 LATIN CLUB: Jonathon Kring. Betty Keller, Pat Crandell, Louis Traycik, Pam Anderson, Allan Coffin; Mike Montague, Pat Tankerrley. Barb Maybaum, Rita Becroft, Susanne Mitchell, Barb Smith; Jane Ryle, Linda Dick, Pat Harris, Barb McKinnon, Mary-Jo Wilson, Ann Zelle, Linda Bentley, Carol Peterson, Mrs. Foster. Clubs Develop Expression of Thoughts French Club: (first) Sue Holtzkinper, Rinder Carter, Kay Hamilton, Anne Barber. Sandra Baird, Kathi Nock, Dave Holden, Sue Stock, Connie Voorhies, Gail Downing. Diane Kosik; (second) Jane Durhan, Charlotte Hilder, Sue Wylie. Linda Carter, Pam Leakey, Nancy Gordon, Celia Cummings, Kathy Hathaway, Barb Baese; (third) Karen Robinson, Linda Zike, Linda Taylor, Donna Gay, Nancy Mason, Jean Hackett, Martha Carr, Carol Gold, Charles Tyler, Jim Christie. Ed Mackie, Thaddus Tumor, Janice Decker, Mr. Joe Sims. Debate Team: (back) Abe Goldmon, Ted Baird, Matt Mason, Elliot Lande, Stu Bas, Gordon Parnes, Bob Goldman. Louis Traycik; (middle) Kris Harris, Connie Voorhies, JoAnn Gaines. 57 Donna Witten, Brinda Phillips; (front) Richard Tumor. Greg Boss, Lou Sadler, Rick Garchaw. Teen Club Hosts Varied Entertainment 8,9,10 . . . counts Don Wilson. Boys never change, but chasing after the girl couldn’t have been more fun than their game of ping-pong. Concentrating on a game of checkers are Dave Staab and Sandy Spencer. Enrollment of new members is a large job handled nicely by Lynn Southard and Marilyn Wilson. Clubs Offer Physical Exercise Dolphins: (front) Mike Castor, Dennis Cross, Bill Dever, Jim Jamrog. Mike Merrill, Mike Shaheen; (middle) Dick Cross, Jack Parr, Dale Cox. Dick Darby, Tom Pierce, Stuart Powrie, Bruce Harbin; (back) John Wheelhouse, Chuck Wiesen, Tom Austin, Bruce Blum, Tim James, A1 Rachwitz. Tennis: (front) Rick Westgate, Bob Struble, Dick Able, Tom Hitch. Tom Keim; (back) Pete McDonald, Dennis McDonald, Hank Frey, Jim Harris, Norm Notter, Dave Csintyan, Gary Sullenger, Bob Goldman. 59 Varied Clubs Hold Student Interest Bridge Club: (standing) Bob Bruton. Mark Luiya. Larry Gilliam. Kathryn Ramlow. Tom Karsoe, Kendra Laundre, Mel Fineberg; (left table) Mike Michaud. Sue Shagnone, Wayne Fiske, Jim Mead; (right table) Stuart Bas. Allen Coffin. Doug Golden. Gordon Parnes. Quill and Scroll: (first) Lynne Sparks. Laurie Levi, Barb Church. Kathy Carry, Ellen Riskin, Alice Foster; (second) Linda Carter, Rita Dibert, Roberta Gillespie. Karen Barnes. Paula Cook; (third) Jim Smith, Sue Goyette, Robin Hirchett, Jan Thompson. Brenda McAdams; (fourth) Barb Goddard, Jean Kolb. Sandra Kish. Dennis Schempf, Kathy Jones, Dave Bickel. 60 Hoofbeat: (row 1), Jan Thompson, Kathi Jones, (row 2), Rita Dibert, Kathy Carr, Alice Foster, Roberta Gillespie, Robin Hirchert. Brenda Me Adam, (row 3), Dennis Schempf, Karen Barnes, Sandra Kish, Dave Bickel, Sandy Tabor, Kaye Gilbert, Ellen Risken, Paula Cook. Spectrum and Hoofbeat Informative Publications Spectrum: (row 1), Jean Kolb, Jim Smith, Sue Brownson, Barb Church, Lynn Sparks, (row 2), Charlita Williams, Pam Dupee, Bonnie Cunningham, Kay Rodgers, Sandra Smith, Sue Goyette, Linda Carter, Rita Dibert, (row 3), Laurie Levi, Jim Enochs. 61 UNDERCLASSMEN Sophomores Ed Gillmore 1. Cindy Edwards Sandra Gillespie Ed Gillmore, president of the sophomore class, works diligently at his job. He is on a college prep course. He attended McKinley Jr. High School and after Southwestern wishes to attend Junior College for two years and then go on to U. of M. in Ann Arbor and become a history teacher or a coach. Sandy Gillespie, secretary of the sophomore class, takes much pride in doing her job well. She is on a college prep course. She attended McKinley Junior High School and was interested in the school government then and now is going into it further. Cindy Edwards, vice-president of the sopho- more class, enjoys her work very much. At McKinley she was on the Student Council. Cindy is a very active person in sports as she went to the Canada Canusa Games with her volleyball team and won a trophy for the school. She wishes to attend Junior College and then go on to become a doctor. Sophomore Representatives: Penny Stockton, Alice Monroe, Jean Robinson, Sue Lane. Sally Morris, Peggy Powrie. Dennis Ackerman Janice Ackerman Albert Agle Peter Allen Ralph Allen Mike Allis Gloria Allison John Allmond Linda Amstbucker Bob Anderson Jon Anderson Pamela Anderson Jim Angle Alan Anthony Pat Anthony Vicki Apostal Gary Ardesson Lonnie Armstrong Dale Aurand Dave Babierachi Margaret Backmann Roger Back Jonathon Bacon Barbara Baise Sandy Biard Bonnie Baker Sally Baker Nancy Ballantyne Jack Ballanger Pam Baliko Norma Barnett Princie Barron Jerry Baston Larry Batrow Duncan Beagle Cris Beaudain Martha Beavers Beath Ann Be land Connie Bell Keith Bennett Linda Bently Dave Bentoske Brenda Berry Dana Berry Janet Berry Ron Berryman Linda Best man Phillip Billings Dennis Bishop 65 Bessie Black Steve Blevins Marlene Bluford Robert Boegner Patsy Boggess Connie Bohl Tom Bois Barbara Boone Raymond Bowe Paul Bowles Robert Rowley Ron Bowman David Boyd Douglas Boyd Mary Boyle Robert Bozeman Bill Bradley Glenda Bradley Sharon Brady Terry Braun Regenia Breckinridge Craig Brethaver James Broden Rosemary Broniak Earnest Brooks Dallas Brownson Harold Brousseau Barbara Brown Cynthia Brown Eddie Brown Jim Brown Roger Brownfield Bob Bruce Robert Bruton Richard Buckhalter Dennis Bergeron Pamela Buffey Boyd Bumgardaner Cynthia Burgess Jennifer Burleigh Donna Burnett Marilyn Burns Robert Burnough Carol Butterwick Barbara Calahan John Calcutt Gary Caldwell Michele Caldwell Mike Calvey 66 Audrey Campbell Dave Campbell Gail Campbell Arthur Capedef Marilyn Carr Martha Carrasco Looking over sophomore posters are future class voters. Christine Carrels Don Carrington Margaret East Sally Chamberlain Beverly Chambers Jackie Chappelle Dennis Chapman Denna Chappie Dan Chasteen Larry Cheney Jason Childress Dennis Christensen Krista Christensen Pete Christich Rebecca Clarence Sara Clark Vicki Clay Marty Clement James Cleveland Jefery Coad Allen Coffin William Coleman Janiece Conaton Francis Conover Paula Cordell Marilyn Corder Sandra Corrigan Diane Costello 67 Janice Cottner Cathy Cottrill Linda Cottrill Harriet Craig James Craig Rod Craig Arlene Crandall Peggy Crank Gordon Crannie Kenneth Crawder Daniel Creason Shelia Cronkright Dennis Cross Linda Culver Celia Cummings Susan Curnow Janet Curvell Cheryl Dabbs Kathleen Dackter Steve Daniels James Darr Dayne Ann Davis Mike Day Tom Day Eddy Delmar Greg DeMoss David DeMott Connie Dennis Paul Dennis Dennis Desco Linda Dewar Dennis Dewey Robert DeWyor Richard Dexter Linda Dick Cheryl Dickinson Jack Dillard Willie Dixon Darwin Diyik Lynn Doll Patritia Dorris Dorthy Dotson Douglas Hamp Retha Mae Douglas Chuck Douglas Valorie Dow Gail Downing Drake Dillender Doug Drago 68 George Dubenion Susan Dublin Larry DuLude Willis Dunhard Paula Durish Joe Dye Marsha Easter Linda Easterwood Jeff Edgley Cindy Edwards Juanita Edwards Cher ell Elston Sandra Elfstrom Andrew Eifert James Elliot David Emerich Harvey Emmel Larry Emmerling Ella England Danny English Linda Engstrom Dennis Farrell Ellen Fehlig William Ferguson Wayne Ferrigan Sheron Fishier Gail Flemming Linda Flisher John Florida Ed Folaron Nancy Folaron Sherry Fortner Randy Fortune Larry Fores Art Francois Craig Franklin Michael Franklin Charlene Frazier Linda Fromholz Jack French Kim French Mike French Hank Frey A1 Fulghumn Janice Farrow Linda Fuson Greg Gaines Roger Garcia Louis Gardner 69 Stephanie Garfield Mike Garland Donald Games Thomas Garthwaite Tom Garty Melvin Gary Mike Gaviglio Rockodzay Gaynelle Pamela Gean Lynne Gearhart Tom Geisert Ava Gellis Robert Gellis Phillis Gentry Sophomores cast their ballots for House Representatives and class officers. Dan Germain Mike Gerow Mike Gibbons Gaylen Gibson Larry Gibson Linda Gibson Clifford Gilbert Larry Gilbert Verle Gilbert Gloria Gillespie Jillaine Gillespie John Gillespie Sandy Gillespie Lariena Gilliss 70 Dan Gillmore Ed Gilmore Glenda Dorris Robert Goldie Marilyn Golden Gary Goldner Gloria Goldsmith Roy Goldsmith Bill Goode Gorden Goodell Nancy Gordon Ken Gottschalk Cheryl Graff Ross Grafstein Beverly Grant Carolyn Grant LeRoy Green Tom Green Linda Greenman Dale Gregory Pamela Griffin Robert Griffith Linda Griggs Laura Gunnell Art Gushen Denny Gutek David Haddon Bob Haist Kenneth Hale Cecil Hall Gail Hall Ronald Hamlin Walter Hamilla Jr. Kay Hamilton Laurel Hammond Kenneth Hampton Victor Hanson Judy Harris Julie Harris Pat Harris Pat Harris Suellen Harry Hank Hartman Tom Hartman Larry Harmon Karla Hartwick Sandra Harwood Ann Harvell Alvin Harvey 71 Kathleen Haske Kathy Hathaway Barbara Hatter Theresa Hawler Kathy Hawley Sherry Hayes Linda Healey Sarah Heidenberger Marc Henderson Sherry Henderson Michael Henry Marilou Herb Eugene Hickmon Larry Hickmott Judy Hicks Greta Highgate Chris Hilden Dell Hill Sarah Hill Larry Hillaker Mike Hillman Roger Hirsch William Hislope Peggy Hitt Mike Hockin Myra Hodges Jim Hohn Dave Holden James Holden David Holland Barbara Holt Marietta Holt Susan Holtszkemper Bratt Homer Thom Hopper Carol Hopson Gary Horn Carol Hottois Becky Hough Margaret Howe Jerry Huber Philip Hudspeth Hal Hughey Ron Hunkins Donald Hunt Mandy Hunter Steven Hurst Tom Ivanoff Susan Ivey 72 Mr. Chambers explains another phase of safe driving to his Drivers Ed. students. Bob Jacobson Bob James Paul Jamrog Brenda Jones Jim Jessup Loren Jolly Jill Jones Judy Jones Kris Jones Ronald Jones Steven Jones Victor Johnson Angelie Johnson Bettye Johnson Bob Johnson Catherine Johnson Dan Johnson Dave Johnson Paul Johnson Paul Johnson Richard Johnson Stephanie Johnson A1 Johnston Mary Johnston Charlotte Judd Jim Julian Jeff Julson David Kelley 73 David Kelley Joe Kelley Juanita Kelley Paula Kellog Barbara Kerr Karyl Kerry Don Kertesz Patricia Ketehut Paul Ketelhut Linda Kettler Doug Kilborn Lillie King Joy Kintner Linda Kirby Sharon Klont Doug Koch Ronald Koenig Beryl Koplen Diane Kosih Judy Kranz Carol Kreft Jonatron Kring Rich Kroeger David LaBranche Larry La Londe Joe Langereis Sue Lane Larry Jones Donna La Rocque Larry Larkin Steve Larkin David Lasley Frances Laster Diana Laurent Janice Layloa Sharleen Lazenga Lea Sorkin Nancy Leairtt Janet Le Clair Steve Legart Nillie Leggins Lem Lewis Mark Lewis Raymond Lewis Stan Levy Eugene Linn Donna Listen Darlene Loar Robert Landon 74 Marvin London Thomas Long Kristine Long Ron Looney Jerry Lopez Jean Lord Bill Lott Connie Lovejoy Darrell Love Joseph Lvey Steve Lynch Joan Maaras Pete MacDonald Barbara MacKinnon Carlos Macklin Charles MacLeon Bonnie Maguire David Makiever Jesse Mangham Dave Manchester Dennis Mann John Mannon Rinnea Markiewicz Steve Marks Ron Marquarot Dale Marr Jeanie Marsh Ernest Marshall Matthew Martin Mary Martin Susan Martin John Matejewski Eugenia Marve Nadine Marve David Mata Ruth Matherne LeRoy Maxey Donna Maxwell Barb Maybaum Robert Me Bean Helen McBride Cheryl McClain Bill McCarthy Claire McClinton David McClure Charles McDaniel Judy McFatridge Richard McGee A1 McLain 75 Jim McLeMore Terry McKay Darla McKinnis Gary McNenly Joyce Mead David Meek Marvin Meeker Jacob Megdell Pam Meiritt Mike Miley David Merrell Linda Merrow Karen Meyer Bob Miller Gloria Miller Joan Miller Linda Miller Michael Miller Richard Miller Beverly Mitchell Erina Mitchell Joe Ann Mitchel John Mitchell Leslie Mitchell Truman Mitchell Linda Mizinsin Alice Monroe Mike Montague 76 Students gather in halls and doorways to discuss the days happenings. Tom Montgomery Connie Moody Edward Moore Elizabeth Moore Luther Moore Becky Morgan Freddie Morgan Leonard Morris Millie Morris Ollie Morris Jimmie Mosley Charlotte Moss Lorene Mountain Sharon Mozak Patricia Mulherin Carol Muma Derryl Murphy Kathleen Murphy James Murray Dennis Muse Dennis Musgraves David Myers Juanita Myers William Nancarrow Linda Natzel Jenny Nelson Judie Nelson Mary Jo Nelson Tim Nelson Sue Nelson Douglas Neuberry Gregory New hart Susan Nies Rhonda Nitzschhe Wendell Norman Bill Norris Martha Not man Andy Nougorkas Mike O' Boyle Jack O'Dell Barbara Olds Dan Oleary Larry Orr Marilyn Osborne Christine Oskey George Over nan Joanne Overman Gail Pack Greg Packer 77 John Pakkala Diane Panos Pete Partin Mark Passmore Dan Patterson Nancy Patterson Vernon Payne Peggy Pawrie Rick Pearce Theresa Pearson Craig Peltier Keith Penoyer Kim Penoyer Beatrice Pennywell Linda Penton Roy Peorsin Donald Perkin Thomas Perkins Diana Perry Carol Peterson John Peterson Stephanie Peterson Richard Petriken David Phillips Mary Piance Russell Pintacura Judy Ploof Arlis L. Plum Bill Plum Ronald Polidan Doug Pollard Jerielynn Ponder Laura Porteous Ron Poston Dan Potter Linda Price Linda Priser Larry Prominchenkel Gary Purcell Joyce Pruett Marileyn Pruitt Bob Putman Margie Quick Rita Quinn Sue Raker Dave Randolph Marcinna Ross Lois Reed Patricia Reed 78 1 m Jerome Reeves Alvin Renick Barbara Renwick Jim Rivenburgh Nancy Reynolds Chris Rhodes Doris Rhodes Ronald Rice Donald Richardson Tom Riddle Gary Rinker Veronica Roach Judi Roberts David Robinson John Rogers Students gather in halls and doorways to discuss the days happenings. Jill Rosenberg Anthony Ross Darleen Ross Mary Ross Carol Royce Roger Rozinski Sharon Ratt Phyllis Rudd Rosemary Ruddie Linda Rutherford Glenda Ryan Jane Ryle Joyce Sabolish Anita Sabucco 79 Paul Sage Merlyn Sampson Carrie Sanders Terrill Sanford Kathy Sapp John Schaefer Joan Schiff Carl Schlichting Theadore Schramm Jill Schwartz Bob Scott Duane Scowden Jeff Searles Daniel Seegel Susan Seppala Phil Shaltz Miceal Shanick Sue Sharp Arthur Shaw Vera Shaw Jennifer Sheets Wayne Shenkus Karen Shepard Sue Sheppard Sharon Sherrer Hazel Shoal Max Shoup Chris Shramke Wayne Shumpert Jennifer Sigmon Robert Sills Don Silver Sharon Simons Barb Simpson Lovell Sims Barbara Singles Bill Sipley Tom Skaff Isaac Skinner Steve Skinner Bill Skipper Gerald Sly Barbara Smith Christine Smith Daryl Smith Gary Smith Jon Smith Karen Smith Patricia Smith 80 Sue Smith Tyler Smith Anita Smylor Rosemary Songer Marie Spangler Suzanne Spears Gary Spence Lori Spencer Pearl Spencer Sheila Spencer Susan Spengler Chris Spohn Ronald Sprague Linda Spurlock Sherry Stacey Cynthia Stanley Dave Stanley Eric Stantiford Joe Starr Jack Stead Frances Steele Karen Stepanek Linda Stephenson Julia Stetz Herbert Stevens Geraldine Stevenson Donna Stewart Ron Stimpson Tom Stingeon Penny Stockton Debbie Storz Larry Stotts Bill Stratton Gary Strauss Mary Jo Streiter Nancy Strahle Sue Stewart Phill Suchy Ed Sutkay Ed Szpiech Pat Tankersley Max Taylor Sandi Taylor Sarah Taylor Diane Teashour Susan Teska Ivy Thomas Nancy Thomas J. A. Thompson 81 Room 24? . .This way. Jan Thompson Jeff Thompson Kenneth Thompson Linda Thompson Mike Thompson Fred Tinetti Suzanne Tippett Yvonna Toler Linda Tossey Ruth Trombly Louis Troutt Lois Troxler Cathy Tucker Karen Tucker Myrna Tucker Tim Tucker Tom Tufford Marlee Tulpan Steve Turner Beverly Tyler Rick Tyson Matilda Naldes Kay Valentine James Vaugn Ron Veal Susan Veal Arthur Villalpando Joseph Villalpando Dennis Vincent Janet Waggoner Don Walworth Duane Walker Mike Walker June Walker 82 Bonnie Wallace David Wallace Elsie Warle Elaine Wallace Vickie Walrath Amos Walterean Charles Walz Henry Wandrie Kenneth Wantland Lawrence Ward Barb Warren Juliette Washington Loretta Watkins Phil Watkins Sandra Watkins Patricia Weaver Cynthia Webster Sandy Webster Jane Weir Scheral Welch Gary Welsh Sherry Wells Jim West Roy West Shirley Westbrooks Christine Weston Maryann Witcher James Wheaton Don White Chuck Wilber Richard Wilbur Susan Wilbore Jerry Willhelm Ernest Williams Karen Williams John Williams Melinda Williams Darla Willis Mike Willis Alan Wilson Wayne Winston Susan Witten Diane Woodin Henry Woodruff Barbara Wright Fred Wright Lewis Wright Sharon Wright John Wyst 83 Douglas Yancey Kirby Yarbrough Tom Yoder Linda York Bob Youmans Carolyn Young David Young Jo Ann Young Ken Young Ann Zeile Linda Zike Theresa Miller Ronald Mills Sally Morris Irma Pape Jack Parks Robert Ploof Rosemary Porritt Gary Smith James Wezell Gary White A student tries his hand at parallel parking. Underclassmen get younger every day! NOT PICTURED Gene Berry Gary Bosh Darlene Branz Janeene Clark Lynn Doll Juanita Dunekel James Farmer Ruth Hecko Sherry Hill Mike Hillman Gladys Hoi lings head George Kalanquin Carolyn Kelly Dennis Killian John Lutze Jim Marciszewski William Myrick John Nikou Penny Neuman Becky Pollard Jack Reeves William Reeves Linda Rozier Tom Taylor Ruth Tilton Doug Walker Karen Weiler Barry Williams Rose Marie Winer 85 Juniors Louis Traycik Dixie Moore Louis Traycik, junior class treasurer, is on a college prep intensive course. He hopes to be- come a lawyer. Louis is in his third year of Latin and is presi- dent of the Latin Club. Dixie Moore, secretary of the junior class, is on a college pre- paratory course. After graduation, Dixie plans to attend Flint Junior College, where she hopes to follow a social science course. Jim Bates, president of the junior class, is on a college pre- paratory course. His future plans include going to I.B.M. Engineering School and becoming an Engineer. Junior Representatives are: Dennis Kelley, Joyce Dullinger, Donna Christenson, Doug Golden. Rita Battino. Linda Esterline. Janet Abbot Peggy Abney Bill Ackley Larry Adams Linda Adams Gloria Adkins Carol Akins Venita Allen Kathy Allmond Larry Alton Pete Ancira Dawn Anderson Dennis Anderson Gloria Anthony Kemper Asbury Nancy Ash Jerry Lynn Asp Carol Auberry Duane Aud Tom Austin Roseann Bacon Richard Baerlin Jan Bailey Ted Baird Janice Baker Wayne Ball Denise Ballentine Kieth Banks Rhonda Banks Ann Barber Becky Barker George “Pat Barley Karen Barnes Carl Barry Stuart Bas Sallie Bastien Rita Battino Mathew Baxter David E. Beardsley Andrea Belill Ken Bentoske Karen Benzenberg Caroline Bergstron Bruce Berkey Luanne Bernstein Jim Berryman Jean Biddulph Susan Biddulph Dennis Biller 87 Larry Biller Phyllis Billings Arnell Billingsly Steve Bingham Janie Birdsall Steve Bishop Wm. Eddy Bishop George Black Charles Blanchard Ginger Blanchard Trudy Blasdell Jim Blazier Bruce Blum Susan Bodrie Laurie Bohl Cathy Bohm Richard Bohms Dennis Bollinger Paula Bond James Booth Shirlee Boone Milas Bonner John Bovine Hershel Bowe Pat Bowman Linda Boyer Cheryl Bradley John Bradly Jean Bradow Tim Bradshaw Alan Branham Carol Br eat hour Jeff Brethour Nanci Brockway Margaret Brooks Rex Brookshire Page Brousseau Alice Brown Catherine Brown David Brown Larry Brown Saundra Brown Thelma Brown Barbara Bruce Kevin Buchanan Janice Buck Fred Buckalter Ron Bullard Geoffrey Burgess 88 Sandy Burgess Linda Burke Kenneth Burnes Larry Burres Brendan Burrows Dan Bush Underclassmen making the biggest decision of the year—which ring to buy. Sue Butz Chuck Buxton Kathi Byrne Kenneth Call Fred Campbell Geraldine Campbell Linda Canamore Karen Canfield Sharon Cappo Michael Carney James Carpenter Jr. Sam Cororer Marie Kathleen Carr Pam Carriel John Carrier Marsha Carroll Rindi Carter Gayle Cartwright Dave Caslmon John Castle Mike Castro Marti Catalano Robbie Chaddock William Chase Dave Cheadle Dan Choate Donna Christenson Judy Christenson 89 Marie Christenson Nels Christenson Jim Christie John Christich Rick Clare Brad Clark Janet L. Cleveland Loretta Clevenhagen Nancy Clifford Judi Clifton Wanda Clingingsmith Dan Clyde Nancy Coate Lon Collins Ronald Colton Charles Cooper Jeff Cossman John Costello Danny Cotton Curt Coughlin Dale E. Cox Nancy Crabtree Cindy Crall Pat Crandall John Crawford Shereen Crawford Elmer Creel Ruth Ann Cronk John Cross Reba Cross Pat Cummins Russell Cummins Roy Dabbs Jo Ann Dack Dennis Dafoe Cheryl Danks Fred Dantzler Richard Darby Judy Davis Larry Davis Rickey Davis Ronald Davis Steve Davis David Day Mike Dearing Ellen De Lorenzo Linda DeMay Rene Devens Dennis Dexter 90 Sherry Dickerson Carol Dilley Sue Dimmick Sharon Dissette Dana Dotson Jim Douglas Barbara Dow Bill Dowell John Dowell Ron Doyka Phill Doyle Suzanne Drake Joann Driskill Margaret Drury Teri Dubey Jo Dublin John Dufelmeir Joyce Dullinger Carolyn Dunaway Greg Dunham Ed Dunn Bill Dunning Jane Durham Chuck Durnan Pamela Dupee Mark Dutch Rheah Earnest Jack East Jan Easter Ellen Eaves Curtis Edwards Kathy M. Eleazer Linda Elf or d Chris Ellethorpe Carol Elore ft $ Donna Eisner Clark Endall Lee English Shirley Epps Linda Ester line Stephanie Evanoff Diane Evans Gary Evans Patricia Evans Sue Evans Gary Everhart Don Ewles Jearlene Farmer Carol Felton 91 Jim Fent Graig Ferguson Karen Fields Mel Fienberg Brenda Fike Pamela Fisher Stephen Fisk Phillip Fitch Pat Fitzgerald Calvin Fitzwater Margaret Fleming Bernadette Flood Dawn Floyd Mary Foley Gerald Forcier Beverly Fortner Nancy Fox Robert Foxworthy Jeff Frankum Linda Fraser Frank Freeman Nancy French Barbara Friese Pat Furrow Sharon Fyock Shelia Gablow Georgina Gaines Mary Gaines Puzzling over a chemistry experiment are Linda Larsen, Terry La Flame, Lynda LaVanway, and Bill Lintz. Layton Galloway Jack Gambina Rick Garchow Jeff Garner Leona Garner Kathy Garrison 92 Dave Garty Donna Gay Carol Geek Sue Gershinzon Pam Gigg Janis Gilbert Frank Gillette Larry Gilliam Larry Gilliss Grace Glass Suzanne Glass Jack Glouser Juanita Goins Doug Golden Abraham Goldman Lila Golombeski Mike Goodheart Judi Goodman Dorlinda Gordon Frank Gordon Gail Gorrie Sue Goyette David Grace Dave Grant Linda Grantham Jim Graves Bob Granville Kathy Gray Don Griffin Ruth Griffiths Dan Griggs Julie Groff Mickey Graham Judy Gutow Gladys Hagenstein Sally Haist Diane Hale Gregory Hallidar Carl Hallstrand Kay Hamel Robert Hamilton Marsha Hamm Mel Hammond Bruce Harbin Nancy Harding Elda Hardison Kathy Harper Susan Harper Sally Harrington 93 Carmen Harris Sharon Harris Vance Harris Voleta Harrison Albert Harvey Doug Harvey Pam Harwood Barb Hasbrouck Pat Hassett Joseph Hatter Ronnie Hatter Dan Havener Ed Hayes Judy Hazel Clifford Healey Jean Heddins Marge Hegenbottom Robert Heidepriem Diane Helgenson Lester Helmkay Linda Henderson Mike Hendricks Vickie Henry Hubert Henson Walter Hicks Helen Highgate Bob Hillake Tom Hitch Bill Hitchcock Connie Hobson Jerry Hobson Janet Hodge Michael Hodge Paul Hoenke Bobby Hohn Linda Hosie Lorrainne Holliday Bob Holloway Vicki Holloway Janet Holsten Bret Holtslander Kathy Holtslander r « Mike Hooks Jerry Hopkins Phyllis Horn William Horner Mike Houck Larry House Michael Hoye 94 Gwendolyn Huddleston Bill Hudson Terry Hurley Florence Herron George Husocki Perry Hyder Tim Hylen Shirley Ingram Melinda Isham Doris Ivanoff Linda Iverall Betty Jackson Lois Jacobson Susan Jacobson Bill James Lyn James Susan James James Jamrog Di Jerrett Barry Jaslow John Jaworski Linda Jenkins George Jennings Alice Jensen David Johnson Emmanuel Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Kenneth Johnson Linda Johnson Mark Johnson Sandy Johnson Sherry Johnson Tim Johnson Wanda Jonas Charles Jones Jerry Jones Marlene Jones Shirley Jones William Jones Rodger Jory Tom Judson Janet Julson Larry Kales Howard Kaplan Sharon Kordee Mary Karpus Tom Karsoe Patricia Keel Becky Kellar 95 Bettie Keller Tony Kellow Carol Kelly Dennis Kelly Sandy Kendrick Tony Kendrick Claudene Kenebrew Maricatherine Kersey Maureen Kersey Michael Kerp Dave King Jill Kingsburry Debbie Kish Linda Kivesh Gary Kjoller Judy Klee David Knight Linda Kollen Dallas Koontz Bruce Koplan Steve Kowaleyk Ingrid Kroller Terry LaFlame Russ Lamesfield John Landis Jim Lane Linda Landon Mary Jane Langereis Robert Lankin Gladys Larouch Ronald Larouche Linda Larsen Christine Larson Linda LaSalle Roger Lasley Brenda Lasley Kindra Laundre Linda La Vanway Linda Lawrence Herb League Ron LeClear Shirley Lee Sandy Le Gault Barbara Legree Kay Leinike Wayne Lemonds Pamela Lenkey Dennis Lesiewecy Eyvonne Lewis 96 Looking over pictures at Teen Club are a group of Southwestern students- Virginia Lewis Bob Lieffers Dale Lindsey Bill Lintz Connie Lipe Verna Little Carole Locke Mike Loftin Phillip Long Donna Lea Lucas Margaret Lucasse Jerald Lundren Mary Luther Carol Mack Gary Mack Yolanda Macklin Mary Madison Pat Mager Dianne Main Kay Malknecht Mary Mann 97 Kathy Moran Fred Marcizerueski Carol Markin James Marsa Arlene Marshall Connie Martin Dennis Martin Dennis Martin Jerry Martineau Larry Martinson Robert Marve Jean Marvin Shirley Mathews Elizabeth Matthews Martha Mawhinney Sarah McAdams Mike McCarty Carolyn McClain Frank McClain Candy McClendon Ellen McConnaughay Danny McDonald Sheri McDonald Susan McDowell Joyce McElderry Lynn McGee Robert McGee Bill McGlothlin Robert McGuffin Bill Me Lynn Linda McMahon Maurice McMullan Ralph McMullin Barbara McMurray Sherry Mead Mike Meints Tim Melius Bonnie Mennis Forrest Menzing John Meredith Mike Merrile Kieth Mertz Don Metzgar Sandy Meyer Larry Michael Carol Michaels Ina Milburn Beverly Miller Dawn Miller 98 Diane Miller Duane Miller Harold Miller Lon Miller Timothy Miller Janet Misner Jerome Mitchell Suzanne Mitchell David Monroe Marilyn Monroe Evelyn Moomey Carol Moore Dixie Moore James Moore Jeff Morey Timothy Morris Lee Moss Sue Mott Sue Moyers Floyd Muma Karen Mumford I Elaine Munger Ben Muniz Dawn Murdock Roy Murdock Beth Murray Karla Myer Dorothy Myers Kathy Nack Kae Nancarrow Patricia Nazark Karla Nelson Jeff Nesky Jerry Newell Nancy Nezall Barbara Nicholas Sharon Nieman Sue Nilken Dana North June Northway Bonnie Norton Norm Notter Majorie Nye Donald O’Dell Lois Ogg Carol Oliver Rick Olson Diane Oman Catherine Ore 99 Ronnie Orr Delores Osborne Jo Ann Ostrander Linda Oven Joyce Pacelittle Bob Packer Mary Pakkala Mike Palmer Tom Palmer Dorothy Panchula Barbara Pannell Judy Panter Dieter Pape Bill Pappas Everette Pankham Elizabeth Parker Nancy Parker Paul Parker Practicing what the effects of makeup can do are Pat Magee and Sandy LaGault from Drama Class. Sandy Parker Mike Parks Paul Parks Sue Lynn Parks Tim Parks Gorden Parnes Butch Parrot 100 Dennis Pates Cheryl Patterson Jim Patterson Sharon Payton Richard Peacock Linda Pick Lee Esther Perry Randy Perry Rick Penoyer Paula Peterson David Petriken Alpha Pettus Jim Pettyjohn Gary Pfeiffer Brenda Phillips Vickie Phillips Tom Pierce Mary Pintek Eva Pleschow Le Fay Plume Robert Polk Loretta Porritt Martin Potter Mark Presson Edna Pringle Ron Pruett Colleen Pryor Patrick Quigley Margie Quinn Don Rader Kathryn Ram low Peggy Ramsey Rae Raney Mary Ransburgh Linda Rapeport Evelyn Redfield Ella Reed Josie Mae Reed Donna Reid John Reid Lottie Reid Cheryl Reno Leeana Rhodes Keith Rich Jere Richards Sandy Richmond Judy Ricks Penny Ridgeway Juanita Riley 101 Mary Riley Ellen Riskin Ron Ritchie John Rivers Betty Robinsin Earl Robinson Kathy Rockafellow Kay Rodgers Phillip Romines Gary Root Larry Root Bill Rose Phil Rose Russel Rose Greg Ross Cheri Rush Rod Rushton Ronald Rutherford Catherine Rutter Jim Subucco John Subuco Lewis Sadler Kurt Saeinders Susan Salford Cordell Saunders Eva Scobey Kathy Scobey Mike Scobey Sandra Scott Susan Schagne Bob Sc her man Richard Schneider Gail Schulze Janet Schwartz Larry Seagroves Jane Secord Larry Sedlow Kathy Seltzer Doug Selby Pamela Shaffer Sue Shaver Sue Sheathelm Judie Shedd Brigitte Srebrecker Barry Simon Carol Sincerbeau Ted Skipper Kenneth Sly Richard Sly 102 Jerry Smiley Carol Smith Craig Smith Dennis Smith Gerald Smith Gordon Smith Lavonia Smith Leslie Smith Linda Smith Linda Smith Mary Smith Pat Smith Sandy Smith Sue Smith Thomas Smith Barb Smithson Carol Snider Gary Sovey Cindy Sowles Ken Sparks Lynne Sparks Linda Spaulding Lillian Spears Richard Spence Diane Spencer Jeannie Spencer Sandra Spencer Mary Spickler A typical Junior class at work. 103 Dave St abb Bobby Stafford Linda Stanke Larry Starnes Bill Stause John Stule Patricia Stinger Douglas Stevens Barbara Stinnett Linda Stinnett Charles Stone Susan Stork Natalie Strachow Robert St ruble Douglas Sullivan John Sutton Sherrie Sutton Randy Swift David Taylor Linda Taylor Sandy Taylor Kim Tegart Don Terrian Richard Thalhammer Pat Thompson Peg Thompson Charles Todd Michael Tofteland David Torres Judy Totmank Louis Traycik Armon Troesch Vance Truesull Tom Turnbull Larry Tucker Robert Tucker Teria Tucker Thaddeus Turner Larry Turner Marsha Turner Margaret Twitty Bob Tyler Linda Valentine Teny Van Cleve David VandeMarbe Roger Van Dome Jerry Van Order June Van Order Diana Van Patten 104 Drafting is one of the many Industrial Art courses taught at Southwestern. Jerry Van Steenburg Karen Vasconcellos Rinda Vaughn David Verdier Charles Vickery Cheryl Vincent Diane Vincent Connie Voorhies Dennis Voorhies Mollie Walker Robert Walker Wanda Wallace Maxine Wapner Gerald Ware John Warner Vera Weatherford Phillip Weatherspoon Marilyn Webster Ed Wilberg Bob Welch Penny Welding Dan Welton John Wentworth Richard Westbrook Rick Westgate Michele Weston John Wheelhouse David White 105 Jeffie White Carol Whitaker Joseph Whitney Jim Whitson Kathy Wiley David Wilkinson Barry Williams Charlita Williams David Williams Maryann Williams Douglas Wilson Frankie Wilson James Wilson Kathy Ann Wilson Lucille Wilson Melinda Winegarden Juanita Wing Pamela Wise Randy Wolcott Dave Wood Pat Wood Carolyn Wooten Jerilyn Wright La Vada Yarbrough Carol Yeaster Ramona Yencer Don York Craig Young Showcase displays depict the season and holidays. A busy photographer takes underclassmen pictures. NOT PICTURED Don Aamoth Alan Agree John Allen Gale Arnold Katheryn Bartlett Jim Bates Gary Buys Paula Cook Roger Cox Annette Dailey Mike Dearing Nancy Dreasky Judy Duckworth Pat Goode Faye Gordon Bruce Gross Virginia Harris Nancy Homer Linda Klamert Patricia Mahoney Frank Mangham Dave Martin Dave Mattson Clifford McQueen Jack Peters Barbara Pitts Shirley Pitts Mike Ranger Kathy Roesner Dave Rogers William Seaman Jim Stanfill Byron Vowell Janet White Bertina Wice Jim Wilber Don Wood Robert Woods Roger Zuder Jim Stewart SENIORS Rex Graff, senior class president, is a double intensive student. He started Junior College this year and he plans on trans- ferring to Harvard. He hopes that the future will see him as a lawyer. Rex will graduate as Valedictorian this year. In 1963 he held the office of junior class president. Anne Rice, senior class vice-president, is a college prep student. Upon graduation she plans to attend Michigan State Uni- versity where she will follow an educational course. Anne has been a student council representative. This year Anne was chosen as Homecoming Queen. Barbara Church, senior class secretary, plans on attending Michigan State Univer- sity. Barb, a college prep intensive, is editor of the Spectrum and secretary of the Ski Club. She also is interested in ballet and has danced in several programs. Senior Representatives: Kathy Meadows. Matt Mason. Jackie Hughey. Regina VonSchmeling, Carol Robbins, and Linda Klee. Four Students Share Top Honors Rex Graff 4.00 Nancy Mason 4.00 Barbara Church 3.964 Donald Krause 3.964 111 Many Students Reach The Top With High Distinction Hedie Hirsch Martha J. Ocedek Laura A. Murray Carole L. Gold Robin E. Hirchert Mary Jo Hobart 112 Edward Mackey Sue Ann Wylie Michael B. Gellis 1962-63 Student Council President, Steve Methven, swears Regina Von- Schmeling into this year’s Council as Carol Robbins awaits her turn. 113 Charlotte Hilden Mary K. Crabtree Diane Taekens Susan Brownson Gail Ann Mueller Katherine Jones Donna J. Witten Martha M. Carr 114 Linda Miller Sue Cottrill Randy Voto “Lunching is a welcomed break! agree the senior girls, as they chat with their friends. Dan Bentley Stewart Powrie 116 President Rex Graff presides over one of the many Senior Class meetings held throughout the year. NO PIC AVAILABLE NO PIC AVAILABLE Jerome Yager Gregory H. Walker Douglas E. White Barbara Scherman Richard Abel Russell Stevens Judith A. Cassidy Lyn Schultz Catherine Rosin More Students Every Year Make The Grade With Distinction” David Warren Bennett Engleman Thomas Martin Brenda Me Adam Judith Webster Suzanna Brandt Linda D. Carter Rita Dibert Charles Tyler Constance Warnaar Sharon Skunda Robert Goldman Thomas R. Keim Brenda C. Earp Sue Ann Shaw LaDonna Sargent James Dunn James E. Grant Michael Michaud Timothy S. James Lindy Voight, Lanne Rodes and Sue Brownson talk with the representative from Stephens College at College and Career Day. 119 Robert White Hugh F. Lewis Sherry Ann Cook Harry J. Hileman Kathryn Jones Judy C. Trout Billie G. Dunton Nancy Lee Williams Nancy Aud Janice Thompson Pamela R. Rupp Susan Harden Robert L. Johnson Richard Weiser David Csintyan Janet Elaine Scott Gretchen A. Glover Catherine Jesiek Judith Pittman 120 Seniors Bob DeMaria and Gary Sullenger show Sandy Burgess and Kay Nancarrow sketches of our late President. John F. Kennedy. Donald McLeod Claire David Linda Johnston Julie Ingram Judith Hyde 121 Martha Perkins Mike Shaheen Lyn Smith Gary Ward Jim Welker 122 Norm Butts prepares to run a motion picture from the projection booth above the auditorium. Seniors--Three Years Older: Three Hundred Wiser Dick Amie Pete Ancira Tom Anders Brenda Anderson Lee Anderson Wayne Anderson Betty Anthony Milton Arder Rachael Arque Steve Asaro Sunnye Abernathy Tom Adams Ronald Adkins Janet Adkinson Jayne All Fred Asp Mary Austin Rosemary Ax Chuck Baker Elizabeth Ballance Julie Ballard ‘Jill Barber Richard Barthowski Joe Bates Dan Bearbower Rita Becraft Randall Beemer Marilyn Berk Helen Bernard Bethany Beaune Robert Bernstein David Bickel Vidki Biddulph Lynn Biggers Christine Bishop Don Krause. Kathy Meadows. Charles Tyler, and Sherry Cook find yearbook signing a time for memories. 4 Diane Bishop Gary Bolden Carolyn Borey Deenan Borg Gail Boven Norma Bratcher 125 Mike Boyd Nancy Bozeman Jane Brainard Lance Brookshire Nancy Calcutt Sue Caldwell Dona Campbell 126 Judy Buczynski Phyllis Burrow Willie Burton Michael Butler Norman Butts Bonnie Bye Lora Campbell Sandra Canada Carolyn Brown Kay Burgess Richard Burke Joe Brown Doug Burger Sue Brown Gloria Burgess Jerry Bryson Dennis Buckner Linda Carter Beatrice Cartwright Diane Castle Kathleen Cauley Donna Chamberlain Rick Cheadle Carla Christenson Dale Clark Martha Clark Dale Clary Dorothy Cleary Sandra Cleff Gina Coates Von Compton Susie Conklin 127 Carol Corder Marvin Conners Ray Conners Judy Com Ken Cooper Veedom Cox Kitty Coykendoll Cecily Coyne Dale Crandell Greg Crawford Seniors Barb Church and Jay Wilber seem to think that Marsha Greshow and Dick Rhyndress have their gowns mixed up. Could this be? 128 Jill Crawford William Crawford Yvonne Crawford Terry Creger Liz Crocker Richard Cross Joan Cuddeback Robert Cummings Donnie Cunningham Loralee Czuchna Linda Dalzell Lynda Dancy Ed Daniel Mildred Daniels Jones Dantzler Many Experiences Worth Their Weight In Gold Robert DeMaria Mark DeMoss Ralph Denton William Dever Leigh Ann Diehl Gary Doby Brenda Dockins Dorothy Doss Linda Dougherty Tocolla Dougherty Cathy Dye Joan Eastridge Gloria Eaton Paula Eckel Jerry Edwards Stuart Ellis John Elore Dianne Engbloom 131 Selling Christmas trees was one of the many projects the senior class undertook. Here. Barbara Carson and Linda Carter help sell them. Wilma Ellis Carole Elmer Jim Enochs Sandra Franklin Charles Gach Gary Gaffney Larry Gagnon Thomas Florida David Foutch 132 Cheryl Fielder Walt Fischaber Margaret Flowers Ellen Evans Hewlitte Evans MacArthur Farmer Sharon Ferro James Flauding David Fishwick Doug Folsom Wayne Fisk Alice Foster Andrea Foote Joanne Gaines Yvonne Gaines Dave Gar lac z Martha Garrett Richard Garrett Bill Garty David Gavriloff Mary Lou Gibson Kaye Gilbert Roberta Gillespie Shirley Gillespie Kathleen Gilliland Larry Gilmore Linda Gilmore John Giaventu Paul Goodell Gayle Goodenough Janice Goss Max Graff. Jr. Mary Graves David Green Lynn Green Randy Green Lila Guevara Myrtle Gugin 134 Tom Keim studies diligently as most seniors have learned to do. Dennis Hallett Melva Hardwick Carol Harris James Harris John Harris Sales, Schemes, Social Events Kristine Harris Jill Harison Diane Hart George Hatton Bradford Heiss 135 David Gushen Gary Habkirk Jim Gutch Robert Henderson Sharon Hickerson Nathan Hendrix Lorraine Hildebrand James Henely Douglas Hockin Jerry Holt Pam Howe 136 Denzel Hopper Judy Hubbell Emily Horvath Karron Henry Nancy Herman Pat Hodge Elvin Holland Owen Hoskins James Howe Laurie Hurd Robert Ingham Jackie Hughey Stan Isham Robert Jackson Leiand Jacobs Pam Jacobson Don Jagow Kathy Jelinek Roland Jemerson Jerry Johnson Lance Johnson Pete Johnson Fred Jolly Marshall Jones Sandra Jones Bill Kalanquin Steve Katz David Keer Cherry Kinsey Dorothy Kitto Linda Klee Suzanne Kilda Rosa Jean Kolb William Kramer John Kuemmerlein Craig La Cross Harvey La Flame David Lagness Sharon Larson Joseph Lancour James Landon James Lane Scarlet Larson Edna Ledford Car win Legleitner Dell Lemands Bill Lench Laurie Levi Carmen Liversedge Kay Long Ron Lenswav Tom Loomis Regina VonSchmeling. Rex Graff, and Ben Engle- man discuss results of Sander's Candy Sale. Chris Lozon Dennis MacDonald Edward MacLachlan Karen Maguire Joyce Makrouer Kathy Martin Chuck McBride $ Betty McBride James McDill Since carmel apples are a big favorite with all. senior Phil Goldman finds it easy to sell them to Ginny Glover and Mary Langress. Karren Mattoon William Maurer Linda McArthur Bill McCrocklin Dale McCarty Leon McCoy Gwen L. MacKinnon Terry McDonald Ted McFatridge Doug Me Innes Scott McKay Pat McKee Roseanna McKee Sandy McKibbin Robert McLaurin Don McLean Sadie McLeish Mary McMurray Jim Mead Kathy Meadows Barbara Meeks Seniors Prepare For Adult World Marsha Morehouse Donna Morgan Sue Morris Jan Mullholland Nancv Monrow Ken Moore Helen Mixon Pat Murdoch Mike Murphy John Murray Craig Myers Janet Monroe Charles Moore Sharon Monday Renee Natchez Cheryl Nesky Dianne Nichols Jeanne Norris Tom Nothoff Randy Odom Mary Opper Patrick Neville Joyce Newberry Sandra Newcombe Three seniors, Dick Abel. Barb Church, and Carol Gold give Physics a try. 143 William Owen John Owens Norma Paques Mary Parker Ray Parks Jack Parr John Pauldine Felix Payne Michael Pea Janice Peck Sharon Peters Virginia Peterson Michael Petross Yvette Pettijohn Daniel Pittman 144 Danny Pittsley Excel In Academics And Athletics Cheryl Placer Tom Pollard Paula Poynter Phillip Price Theresa Promenschenkel Warrenetta Quinn Rick Quigley Alan Rachwitz Fred Rachwitz Donna Ralph Mike Ramsey Donald Rich Jane Richards Hazel Richardson Sam Riddle Carol Robbins 146 Seniors get into the act. Bob Storm, Mark De Moss, and Jim Enochs are shown in a scene from My Fair Lady. Larry Root Sharon Ross Pat Rudl Garry Rutherford Sherry Sadler Dennis Robbins Joan Robinson Lee Rodie Lanne Rodes Gary Root Dennis Schempf Elizabeth Schneberger Rod Scott Chuck Secrest Linda Sells Dan Schank Virginia Sharpe Tom Shaw Milland Shoals Dave Short 147 Larry Sills Rick Simmons Cherry Simpson Delores Sims Pete Sinclair Harry Sippert Freda Slaughter Vona Slaughter Phronsie Smiley Betty Smith 148 Always Remember By Day, By Night Lynn Spohn Chris Stacey Pat Stacey Jilda Stalworth Marsha Statler Curtis Smith Bunny Smithson James Smith Lynn Southard Jerry Smith Chris Spafford Irene Smith Mike Smith Bob Spence Cherie Smith Polly Stephens Jim Stewart Rod Stinson Charles Storgoff Bob Storm Peggy Sutherland 150 Jean Hackett occupies herself with one of many projects in the art department. Sharon Sweezy Sandy Tabor Henry Tamo Willard Tamo Cheryl Taylor Elaine Telliga Robert Thacker Sharon Thayer Naomi Thomas Mary Ann Thomaszewski 151 Richard Tufford Linda Turnbull Ida Turner Michael Turner Leola Vaughn Dennis Verdier Martin Vieau Glenn Vincent Lindy Voight Regina von Schmeling Connie Waddell Linda Wahl Joan Wallace Carol Wallen Richard Ward Bob Watson Emily Webster Leslie Weir Sue Wells Brenda Wesley Vaughn Whalen James Whitworth Chuck Weisen Jay Wilber Judy Wiles 152 Robert Willett Sherry Williams Don Wilson John Wilson Linda Wilson Lynnette York Barbara Yost Dave Yost Elise Youkhama Dennis Young George Young Amelia Younger Judith Zimmerman 153 SPORTS Colt Teamwork Hampered by Bad Luck 1963 Varsity Football Squad (first row) T. Reasoner, H. Grigsby, H. Hilgeman, M. Palmer, D. Bearbower, M. Farmer, D. Rhyndress, R. Mallory, M. Ramsey, D. Clary, G. Bolden, G. Ward; (second row) Coach Leach, R. Quigley, J. Wentworth, R. Scott, S. Marshall, D. Welton, J. Orosz, F. Campbell, D. Miller, D. Caslmon, D. Wilson, C. Smith, M. Houck, D. King, T. Potter; (third row) Coach Diment, R. Westgate, R. Graff, D. Garty, D. Staab, M. Presson. L. English, E. MacLachlan, K. Burns, J. Vaughn, G. Root, C. LaCross, D. Buckner, Coach Gricius, Coach Jobson; (fourth row) D. Yancey, H. Graff. H. Woods, S. Asaro, L. Davis, C. Hall- strand, B. Marve, W. Lemonds, D. Jagow, D. Rogers, B. Walker, T. Johnson, G. Sovey, D. Hopper, B. Storm, M. Turner. The 1963 Varsity Football Squad ended with a record of three wins, five losses, and one tie. Dan Bearbower and Don Wilson were selected the most valuable players. Rex Graff was the most improved player and the outstanding defensive player was Jim Vaughn. Final yardage gained was 1008 yards by rushing and 55.3 yards on passing. Don Wilson led the gains with 272 yards, Doug Yancey followed with 198 yards, and Duane Miller had 158 yards. Miller and Wilson tied for scoring honors with 6 touchdowns apiece. Head Coach Dick Leach Coach AI Gricius Colt Gridders line up in single wing formation. The Colts are: ends, Tim Reasoner and Gary Ward; tackles, Mike Palmer and Dick Rhyndress; guards, Ron Mallory and Henry Hilgeman; center, Dan Bearbower; halfbacks, Howard Grigsby and Gary Bolden; quarterback, Fred Campbell; fullback, Dale Clary. 157 With the help of good downfield blocking by Mike Palmer at the Bay City Central game, left halfback Don Wilson gains necessary yardage. Don Wilson fights for the last inch. Co-captains of the '63 Varsity Football Squad are Mac Farmer and Dick Rhyndress. 158 First down. . .Goal to go! Left halfback Mac Farmer receives a pass at the Pontiac Central game. 1963 season hosts good defensive year for Colts. 159 Doug Yancey battles on for yardage against a strong Central defensive team on Friday, October 11, 1963 at Atwood Stadium. 160 Make that kick! Colts take advantage of the open field as junior quarterback, Duane Miller, passes to co-captain Mac Farmer. It was team cooperation such as this which won Southwestern's Homecoming Game. The 19-6 win against Saginaw High was the Colt's first victory of the year. Howard Grigsby makes end run for Colts. Short but important gain is made by Don Wilson. 161 J.V.’s Show Improvement The J.V. football team ended with a six win two loss record, tying for second place in the Val- ley. This is an improve- ment over the 1962 fourth place record. Steve Skinner was the honorary captain for 1963. Most valuable player this year was A1 Renick. Pat Barley and Bill Lott shared the honor of being chosen the most improved players. Renick scored eight touchdowns and Roy West five for top scoring honors. Ross Graffstein (66) and Ray Bowe (34) seek out two Bay City Handy J.V. linebackers as Roy Williams drives through a big hole in the line. 1963 J.V. Football Squad: (first row) Greg Franklin, Pat Barley, Terry Braun, Bob Tyler, Bill Bradley, Pete Christick, Pat Quigley, Ross Graffstein, Bob Putman, Larry Jones, Luther Moore, Earl Robinson, Max Taylor, Jack Stead; (second row) Don Perkin, Ron Hunkins, Dale Lindsey, Phil Hudspeth, Bill Lott, Ed Gilmore, Dave Babioracki, Ron Pruett, Jim Jessup, Joe Langries, Tom Hartman, Dave Wilkinson, John Cross, Jim Brown, Dave Wood; (third row) Coach Bob McNamara, Dennis Kelly, Tim Morris, Dale Marr, Mark Lewis, Fred Buck- halter. Ed Szpiech, Jim Angle, Don Hunt, A1 Renich, Kirby Yarborough, Duncan Beagle, Roy West, Ron Rutherford, manager Lovel Sims; (fourth row) Page Brousseau, Steve Skinner, Ray Dabbs. Dennis Bergeron. Rich Buckhalter, Tom Skaff, Barry Williams, Jerome Reeves. Gary Rinker, Daryl Smith, Ray Bowe. Harold Brousseau. manager Verle Gilbert. Coach George Genyk. 1963 Gerholz Award Winners Carl Cmejrek and Bobby Reed receive the trophy from Mr. Hilmer Olson. Both boys showed outstanding athletic and academic achievement in their senior year. Robert P. Gerholz Award The Gerholz Award is given in honor of Robert P. Gerholz, the world reknown builder. This award is given to a senior boy who has shown achievement in athletics and academics. The boy who receives the award is chosen in the spring of the year by the coaches, the director of athletics, and the faculty manager of athletics. The boy is chosen by ballot and he may be in any one or more of the nine sports. All athletes work to achieve the honor of receiving the Gerholz Award. The award, given annually, is presented to the outstanding senior athlete of the year. The Award has been received by: 1960— Douglas MacDonald 1961— Mervin Rettenmund George Skaff 1962— Dick Shupe 1963— Carl Cmejrek Bobby Reed 163 Harriers Command A Good Season Cross Country 1963 Varsity (1. to r.): George Carlisle, Joe Davis, William Crawford, Pete Sinclair, Jim Jamrog. (Standing): Coach Spencer, Richard Turner, Thaddeus Turner, Armin Troesch, Matt Mason, Lance Brookshire, manager Tom Florida. The 1963 Cross Country Varsity had a good season. They won eight dual meets and the Nap- oleon Invitational, placed second in the valley and third in the regionals. Star Harrier George Carlisle ended the season undefeated. Carlisle beat the 1962 record set by our own Tom Florida by 2.4 seconds for a 10:09.4 at the annual City Meet. He also set a new regional record of 10:40 at Groesbeck Course, Lansing. The J.V. Harriers had a perfect season. At the close they had yet to be defeated. They won eight dual meets. Their undefeated season brought them two titles, both city and valley championships. 164 Coach Gordon Spencer Jimmy Stewart puts on a burst of speed for the Harriers. Cross Country J.V. Squad for 1963. Kneeling (1. to r.): Mike Gaivilio, Mike Thompson, Mike Garland, Robert Tucker, and Mike Hockin. (Standing): Charles Walz, David Johnson, James Broden, Arthur Copedge, Billie Ferguson, and Tom Smith with Coach Spencer. 165 Varsity Basketball: (kneeling) Coach McMurray, Larry Seagroves, Rick Yuille, Cardeli Saunders. Mike Ramsey, manager Curt Saunders, (standing) Jerry Smiley, Larry Davis. Rick Westgate. Jim Whitson. Ray Parks. Mac Farmer. Larry Gillis, Tim Reasoner. The Southwestern Colts opened their basketball season with Pontiac Northern. Our season started out fairly badly by losing the first two games, but we came back with one victory and then went down hill again. We regained our position by defeating all but one team that was above us. After our winning streak we lost our gain and then finished our season by beating Bay City Central. In the district eliminations we beat Flushing and Beecher before losing to Flint Central in the district finals. Our Valley standing at the season’s end was fifth place with a six won, six loss record. Our regular seasonal record was nine wins and nine losses. Coach Roy McMurray Rick Yuille attempts a hook shot against city rival, Flint Central. Jump shot by Tim Reasoner scores two points for Colt Cagers while Northern players attempt to block the shot. Larry Gillis fights for Central rebound, while Ray Parks and Larry Davis wait for outcome. Ray Parks tries for basket for Colts. 167 Individuals, Working As One, Mac Farmer Guard Ray Parks Guard Saginaw Valley Conference Standing Team W - L Flint Central 12-0 Pontiac Central 9-3 Saginaw 8-4 Flint Northern 7-5 Flint Southwestern 6-6 Saginaw Arthur Hill 5-7 Bay City Handy 3-9 Bay City Central 3-9 Midland 1 - 11 Rick Yuille Guard Mike Ramsey Guard Tim Reasoner Center Cardeli Saunders Forward 168 Making A Winning Team Jim Whitson Guard Jerry Smiley Forward Carl Hallstrand Forward Rick Westgate Forward Larry Davis Center Larry Seagroves Guard Larry Gillis Center 169 Although Ray Parks hopefully tries to score a two point basket against Northern, our Colts fell to the Vikings bv a score of 85-65. Carry Davis comes down with a rebound in the game against Pontiac Northern as Tim Reasoner (54) looks on. Rick Yuille attempts a jump shot in a Saginaw Valley game against Pontiac Northern. J.V. Basketball: (bottom) Duncan Beagle. Mike Franklin. Mel Fineberg. Jerry Smith, Luther Moore; (middle) Marty Potter, John Bradley, Tom Skaff. Dave Mood; (top) Mr. Diment, Dennis Burgeron, Don Hunt, Jesse Mangalm, Doug Yancey, Bob Bruce, Tom Turnball. Sophomore Basketball: (bottom) Danny Guteck, Rick Buckhalter, Kenney Crowder, Eugene Hickman, Ernest T. Williams; (middle) Manager Dave Demott, Terry Brown. Ross Gaffstein, Bob Scott. Jason Childress, Bob James, Daryl Smith; (top) Kirby Yarbrough, Barry Williams, Chris Hilden, Jim Vaughn, Coach Richardson. 171 Wrestlers Efforts Go Unrewarded Varsity Wrestling: (Front) Robert Tucker, James Cleveland; (Middle) John Christich, Phillip Billings, Emmanuel Johnson, William Rose; (Back) Richard Turner. Thaddius Turner, Richard Rhyndress, Wayne Leminds, Jones Dantzler. The Matmen ran into trouble this year. At the end of the season their record stood at one win and nine losses. However, they were fifth in the Valley and ninth in the Regionals. Dick Rhyndress was the only man to go to the state meet. Next year we will have some very good returning underclassmen. The boys are looking forward to an improvement of the record next season. Coach Ken Garner J. V. Wrestling: (first) Kemper Asbury, Art Francis, Duane Walker; (second) Rex Brookshire, Joe Langetis, Maurice McMullin, Leslie Smith, Pete Cristich; (third) Jim Flauding, Jay Wilber. Eddy Bishop. Tim Morris, Bill Bruton, Jim Pettijohn. Reserve Leslie Smith gets a ride on an opponent from Arthur Hill. Dick Rhyndress won over Arthur Hill in this match in which he has a ride 173 hold. Tankers Drown City Rivals Tankers: (Sitting) Herb Stevens, Bob Revenaugh, Bob Bernstein, Jack Parr, Jim Jamrog, Tom Martin, Chris Spafford, Dennis Cross; (Kneeling) Jeff Morey, Alan Rachwitz, Bill Dever, Mike Castro, Mike Merrill, Dick Cross, John Smith, Tom Riddle, Bill Nancarrow. Kent Johnson; (Standing) Coach Crane, Bruce Blum, Tom Austin, Dale Cox, Bruce Harbin, Chuck Wiesen, Dennis Kelly, Dick Daroy, Bob White, Tom Pierce, Walter Hamilla. Our Tankers had a great season this year. They broke every record on the board with the exception of the 1961 diving record (Tom Juneac) and the 1963 100 yard backstroke record (Frank Frey). On the third day of the regular season we took fourth place in the Vehicle City Relays. For the first time in our history we “kept our heads above water” and took the City Championship. Yet the biggest highlight of the past season was our fourth place in the Saginaw Valley Cham- pionships. We again placed above our rival Flint schools. We had two state qualifiers—Mike Castro and Tom Austin. In the state, Mike placed eighth in the 400 yard freestyle and twelfth in the 200 yard free style. Tom hooked a tenth in the 200 yard individual medley. Coach Alex Crane «- Coach Alex Crane along with swim team mem- bers Mike Castro, Tom Austin, and Bob Bern- stein proudly display the Hilmer Olson Trophy awarded them for winning the City Championship. Colt diver Bill Dever executes a front layout. Mike Castro shows the skill that won him the Saginaw Valley individual title in the 400 yard freestyle. Colts Take City And Valley Titles Varsity Baseball Team: (Back Row) Ray Parks, Rod Scott, Ron Mallory, Mike Ramsey, Dave Green, Carl Cmejrek. Bill Anderson, Fred Campbell! Herb Kateman, Coach Leach; (Front Row) Dale Persails. Randy Adams, Curt Smith, Bobby Reed, Dale Clary, Gary Ward, Jerry Yarbrough, Stephen Lane. Coach Dick Leach and our Colts experienced the best baseball season in our school history by winning the City and Saginaw Valley Championships with a 13-3 record. This makes the fourth consecutive year that our Colts have tied or won the City Championship. Top flight pitching, an air of tight defense, and hustling baseball were the main assets of the 1963 team. We were led by Co-Captains Bobby Reed and Carl Cmejrek. Bobby set a host of pitching records in his three years of stardom; while Carl led the Colt hitters with the highest batting average, most hits, most RBI’s, and most home runs. Randy Adams was top defensive player. Bobby Reed was awarded the Kenneth M. Green Trophy for the most valuable player. Dale Clary was elected by his teammates to captain the 1964 baseball team. Coach Leach is looking forward to another fine season in 1964 with six returning lettermen in Captain Dale Clary, Mike Ramsey, Rod Scott, Dave Green, Fred Campbell, and Curt Smith. Coach Dick Leach Southwestern’s Randy Adams attempts to steal Mike Ramsey eludes a Flint Northern third base in a City Series game against catcher at home plate. Northern. Carl Cmejrek beats an opponent’s throw back to first base by means of an outstretched hand. Carl Cmejrek, infielder, catches a Pitcher Bobby Reed warms up before grounder during a pre-game practice an important conference game, session. 1963 Baseball Scores Conference Games Saginaw Valley Standings Southwestern 2 Southwestern 1 Southwestern 4 Southwestern 2 Southwestern 2 Southwestern 14 Northern 0 Arthur Hill 0 Midland 3 Central 0 Saginaw 0 Pontiac 1 Southwestern 6 Central 4 Northern 4 Saginaw 2 Arthur Hill 2 Midland 2 Pontiac 0 3 4 4 5 178 to to o J.V.’s Have Best Season Yet! Fred Campbell belts a line drive to third base in a 1963 night game. The Colt J.V. Baseball Squad under the very capable coaching of Bob Diment compiled the finest J.V. record in our four years with a 13-3 mark. The Junior Colts tied for the City Championship. The top batters were John Went- worth, .442; John Dufelmeier, .367; Dan Welton, .348; and Larry Seagroves, .308. The leading pitchers were Doug Burger, 6-0; Tom Turnbull, 4-1; and Mike Murphy, 3-2. John Wentworth was selected the most valuable player, and the honorary co-captains were Dan Welton and John Dufelmeier. 179 Coach Bob Diment Another Perfect Season Varsity Golf: John Wetherbee, Bob Bernstein, Coach Kohlhepp, Steve Braun, Paul Topolka, Craig Swift. For the second consecutive year the Colt golf team compiled a perfect record of 13-0 and also victories in the City, Valley, Regional, and State Finals. Leading the team throughout the year was Steve Braun. His brilliant play earned him the medalist honors at the Regionals with a 73, and runner-up honors at the State Finals with a 77. Steve also set a scoring record with a 76.0 average. Following Braun’s 73 at Atlas Valley Country Club in the Regionals were Bob Bernstein (77), Paul Topolka (81), and Craig Swift (76). This total of 307 put them 14 strokes ahead of the second place team, Rochester. Coach John Kohlhepp Golf Team Has Winning Season - v Mr. Tom Potter coached the J. V. Golf Team of 1963. The team was composed of six sophomores and four juniors. At the end of the season their record was eleven wins and two losses. Both losses were to Flint St. Johns, Michigan’s state “C” class champions. Howard Kaplan and Jim Marsa were the leaders of the team. Coach Tom Potter 1963 J.V. Golf League: (Kneeling) Rick Quigley. Bill Lintz, Richard Burke. Bob McGuffin; (Standing) Coach Potter, Howard Kapland, Jim Gutek, Jim Marsa, Jeff Cossman. 181 Netters Hopes Fly High Tennis Team: (Front Row) Dick Able, Dan Chote, Gary Sullenger, Denny MacDonald, Bob Goldman; (Back Row) Dave Csintyan, Rick Westgate. Tom Keim, Von Compton] Jim Harris, Dave Wood. The 1963 Tennis Team won the Regional Championship with a score of 6-4. Our top two players, Chip Saltman and Jerry Ball, put forth a great effort to make this win possible. We captured a third place standing in the Valley and also defeated the city rivals to take the City Title with a score of 2-0. With the returning lettermen and prom- ising new team members the netters for 1964 should be a threat. Coach A1 Gricius Colts Take State Championship Track Team: (Kneeling) Gary Bolden, Howard Grigsby, Pete Sinclair, Layton Galloway. George Young, William Whitaker, Donald Younger, Duane Miller. Donald Wilson; (Standing) Coach McNamara. Mac Farmer, Gary Henry, Ken Siegel, Jim Taylor, Jerry Voories, Bruce Anderson, Rodger Rice, Larry Davis, Tom Florida. Coach Spencer. Head Coach Spencer The 1963 Track Team won six of their dual meets. They came out on the short end of the City Meet but placed second in the Albion Relays. Sixth place was taken in the Valley Meet. Our Colts took third in the Regional placing behind Central and Northern. William Whitaker, William Crawford, Cecil Fowler, and Mac Farmer qualified for the State Meet. William Whitaker’s 23'5 3 4 broad jump gave him the State Championship. William Crawford placed sixth in the high jump at the State Meet. 183 Assistant Coach McNamara Spectrum Staff Editor-in-Chief 1st semester Susan Brownson 2nd semester Barb Church Faculty Editor Rita Dibert Barb Church Sue Brownson Activities Editor Laurie Levi Underclassmen Editor Sue Goyette Lynne Sparks Senior Editor Linda Carter Sports Editor Jim Smith Index Editor Pam Dupee Copy Editor Jean Kolb Art Editor Paula English Photographer Jim Enochs Adviser Mr. Graeber Index A Abel. Richard................ 36. 37. 38. 59. 117, M3. 123 Band. Concert Band. Intensive. Marching Band. Orchestra. Ski Club. Table Tennis. Teen Club. Tennis. Varisty Tennis Abernathy. Sunnye................................53. 123 Montage. Office Co-Op Adams. Thomas.........................................123 J. V. Baseball. Teen Club Adkins. Ronald........................................123 Adklnson. Janet.......................................123 Girls Glee Club. Pep Club. Office Co-Op All. Janet............................................123 Girls Chorus. Jr. Red Cross. Teen Club Amie. Richard.........................................123 Ski Club Amcira. Peter.........................................123 Anders. Thomas........................................123 Anderson, Brenda —Northern 1963.............123 Trade Industrial Co-Op. Fashion Show Anderson. Harold......................................123 Chess Club. Dolphin Club, Teen Club, Pep Club, J. V. Swimming Anderson. Wayne.......................................123 Cross Country. Teen Club Anthony. Betty........................................123 Office Service, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Teen Club Arder, Milton.........................................123 Boys Glee Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up, Swimming Argue. Rachel....................................53. 123 Teen Club, Office Co-Op Asaro. Stephen........................................123 J. V. Football. Teen Club. Varsity Football Asp. Fred........................................40. 124 Office Service. Track. Teen Club. Wrestling Aud. Nancy.......................................53. 120 Office Service. Office Co-Op. Teen Club Austin, Mary Anne-Central 1962 ........... 124 Office Service Ax. Rosemary..................................41, 45. 124 A Cappela Choir, Stage Crew, Girls Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross-Pres.. Latin Club. Office Service, Health Council B Baker. Charles..........................................124 Ballard, Julie-Central 1962........................ 40. 124 Office Service, Girls Glee Club Ballance, Elizabeth.....................................124 Office Service. Jr. Red Cross Barber. Jill............................................124 Barthowski. Richard.....................................124 'Bates, Joseph...........................................124 Track. Cross Country, Teen Club Bearbower. Daniel........................55. 124. 156. 157 Teen Club, Varsity Club, Varsity Football. Colt Round-up Beaune. Bethany.........................................124 Carousel, Debate Becraft. Rita.......................................56. 124 Beemer. Randall............................................124 Wrestling Bentley, Thomas....................................... Bently, Daniel.............................................115 Bowling, Intensive. Teen Club Berk. Marilyn..............................................124 Girls Chorus. Office Service Bernard, Helen.............................................124 Teen Club Bernstein, Robert........................55, 124. 174, 180 Dolphin Club. Golf Team-Capt., Teen Club. Varsity Club. Varsity Swimming, Colt Round-up Bickel, David.....................................60, 61. 124 Concert Band, Hoofbeat, Teen Club, Intramural Basketball. King I, Orchestra, Quill Scroll Biddulph. Vicki.................................51, 124 Cadet Teaching. Spanish Club, Teen Club. Knitting Club Biggers, Lynn...................................49, 124 Art Club. Montage. Intramural Basketball. Teen Club. Stage Crew Bird, John......................................... Bishop. Christine..........................................124 Food Program. King L 1, My Fair Lady Bishop. Dianne..................................53, 125 Red Cross, Pep Club. Teen Club Bolden. Gary............................ 125, 156, 157, 183 J. V. Football. Intramural Basketball. Ski Club, J. V. Basketball. Teen Club. Varsity Club. Varsity Football Borey, Carolyn........................... 40. 42. 49. 125 My Fair Lady. A Cappella Choir, Art Club. Carousel. Footlights Club. French Club, Girls Chorus, King I, S. W. Sixteen Singers. Teen Club Borg. Keenan—Central 1962..................................125 Dolphin Club. Intramural Basketball, Office Service, Teen Club. Varsity Baseball. Colt Round-up Boven, Gall................................................125 Little Women, Fashion Show, Colt Round-up. Talent Show. Courtship of Eddie's Father Boyd. Michael..............................................125 Teen Club. Colt Round-up Bozeman. Nancy.........................................36, 125 Band. Marching Band. Cadet Teaching. Orchestra. Carousel. Concert Band Bralnard. Jane.............................................125 Brandt, Suzanne............................................118 Board of Directors, Carousel. Debate, French Club. Inten- sive, King I, Montage. National Honor Society. Office Service. Orchestra. Ski Club, V. C. Y. Club. My Fair Lady Bratcher, Norma............................................125 Girls Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Pep Cldb, Swimming, Teen Club. Fashion Show, Courtship of Eddie's Father .Brookshire, Lance........................55. 125, 164, 165 Cross Country, Track, Teen Club. Varsity Club Brown. Carolyn.............................................126 Brown. Joseph..........................................36. 126 Pep Band. Marching Band. Cross Country Brown. Sue.................................................126 Future Nurses. Office Service. Jr. Red Cross. Pep Club. Teen Club. Synchronized Swimming Brownson, Susan................ 32. 56 . 60. 61, 114. 119. 184 Colt Round-up. French Club. Ski Club. Intensive. Office Service. Teen Club, Spanish Club. Spectrum-Editor. Quill and Scroll Bryan, Jerry...............................................126 Band, Concert Band. Jr. Red Cross, Marching Band. Or- chestra. Teen Club. Retail Co-Op. Track-mgr Bryant, Edward....................................... Buchner. Dennis.........................................126, 156 Buczynskl, Judy Lynn-Central 1962 ...................... 126 Office Service Burger. Douglas.........................................126. 179 Intramural Basketball. Varsity Football. J. V. Baseball. Teen Club Burgess, Gloria........................... 40. 47, 52, 126 Art Club, Footlights Club, Montage, Girls Glee Club. Courtship of Eddie s Father. Teen Club Burgess. Kay.............................................53. 126 Office Co-Op. Teen Club. Office Service, Student Council Burke, Richard................................ 40. 126, 181 A Cappella Choir, Carousel, Golf, Cross Country. Intramural Basketball, J. V. Football. Pep Club, Teen Club, My Fair Lady, Colt Round-up Burrow, Phyllis..........................................126 Teen Club. Fashion Show Burton. Billie...........................................126 Boys Glee Club. J. V. Football. Track, Wrestling Butler. Michael..........................................126 Intramural Basketball. Pep Club. Teen Club. Varsity Club, Wrestling Butts. Norman...........................................122. 126 Stage Crew. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Bye. Bonnie-Central 1962 ...................... . . 53. 126 Office Co-Op. Pep Club. Teen Club C Calcutt, Nancy-Central 1962....................... 126 Caldwell, Susan....................................126 Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club. Teen Club. Synchro- nized Swimming. Ski Club Calvin, Russel....................................... Auto Club, Boys Glee Club, Teen Club. Intramural Basket- ball, Cross Country. J. V. Basketball. Talent Show. Track Campbell. Donna......................................126 Girls Chorus. Hoofbeat. Teen Club Campbell, Marilyn.................................... Campbell. Robert.1................................... Stage Crew, Cross Country. Teen Club Campbell, Lora.........................................126 Girls Chorus. Office Service, King 1. Teen Club Canada, Sandra....................................40. 126 Carousel, Footlights Club, King 1, Girls Chorus, Jr. Red Cross, Little Women. Pep Club. Talent Show Carlisle, George.................................127, 164 Cross Country Carlson. Jack..........................................127 Carpenter. Katherine..............................53. 127 Montage. Office Co-Op Carr. Martha-Central 1962 ....................41, 52. 57 Cadet Teaching. A Cappella Choir, Carousel. French Club. Latin Club, Montage. Teen Club Carrasco. Amelia.......................................127 Carson. Barbara..................................127, 131 Footlights Club. Teen Club, Jr. Red Cross. Latin Club. Colt Round-up. Knitting Club. Office Service. Pep Club. Stage Crew Carter, Linda D.......................... 51. 57. 60. 118 Footlights Club. French Club. Teen Club. Intensive. Pep Club. King t I 185 Carter. Linda R.................................. 49. 61. 127. 131. 184 Intensive. My Fair Lady. Office Service Cartwright. Beatrice....................................127 Band. Teen Club. Marching Band. Office Service Cassidy. Judy.......................................40. 117 Carousel. V. C. Y. Club. My Fair Lady. Girls Chorus. Montage. Future Nurses Castle. Dianne......................................32, 127 Office Co-Op. Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club Cauley. Kathleen—St. John Vianny........................127 Office Service Chamberlain. Donna......................................127 Bridge Club. Latin Club. Pep Club. Teen Club Cheadle. Richard........................................127 Bowling. Basketball. Cross Country. Teen Club. Office Service. Track. Pep Club Christenson. Karla......................................127 Church. Barbara.......................... 43. 50. 54. 60. 61. 110, 111. 128. 143. 184 Colt Round-up. Election Board. Bowling, French Club. In- tensive. Nat. Honor Society. Sr. Class Secretary. Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club-Secretary, Spectrum-Editor. Quill and Scroll, Teen Club. Montage Clark. Dale........................................127, 176 Clark. Martha.............................. 40. 42. 44. 127 A Cappella Choir, Carousel, Girls Chorus. Latin Club. Office Co-Op. S. W. Sixteen Singers, My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Clary. Dale...................................... 50. 55. 127, 156. 157 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Baseball. J. V. Football. Nat. Honor Society. Varsity Club. Varsity Football Cleary. Dorothy.....................................53. 127 Future Nurses Club. Girls Chorus. Office Co-Op. Pep Club. Teen Club Cleft, Sandra...........................................127 Jr. Red Cross. Office Service, Pep Club Coates. Virginia....................................49. 127 Future Nurses Club. Office Service, Orchestra. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club. Synchronized Swimming Compton. Van.......................................127. 182 J. V. Tennis. Track Crawford. Gregory.....................................128 Cross Country. Intensive. J. V. Football. Track, Office Service Crawford. William...............................129, 164 Cross Country. Intramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cross. Pep Club. Teen Club, Varsity Club. Track Crawford. Yvonne—Saginaw 1962 ....................... 129 Office Service. Pep Club. Teen Club. Talent Show. Fashion Show Creger, Terry.........................................129 Teen Club. Track Crocker, Elizabeth-Central 1962...................... 129 Future Nurses. Office Service Crockerham, William................................. Boys Glee Club. Teen Club, Colt Round-up, Courtship of Eddie's Father Cross, Richard............................... 59. 129. 174 Cuddeback, Joan.................................40. 129 Art Club. Girls Glee Club. Bowling. Office Service Csintyan, David-Central 1963 ...... 40. 59. 120. 129. 182 Tennis. Teen Club Cunningham. Bonnie-Central 1962.......51. 52. 53. 61. 129 Footlights Club. Health Council. Teen Club. Jr. Red Cross- Vice Pres.. Secretary. Future Nurses. Hoofbeat, Spectrum. Courtship of Eddie's Father. VCY Club. Colt Round-up. Swimming, Office Service. Pep Club. Knitting Club. Fashion Show Czuchna, Loralee—Central 1962............ 40. 46. 52. 129 Carousel. Courtship of Eddie’s Father. Footlights Club- Pres., Girls Glee Club-Pres., Little Women. Pep Club. Montage, Stage Crew, Teen Club. My Fair Lady. Spanish Club. Talent Show. Fashion Show D Dalzell. Linda........................................129 Girls Glee Club. Jr. Red Cross, Office Service Dancey. Linda—Central 1962............................129 Art Club-Treas., Bowling. Cadet Teaching, French Club- Treas., Teen Club, Office Service. Pep Club Daniels. Edward...................................54, 129 Jr. Red Cross. Ski Club. Teen Club Dever, Bill.............................58, 130, 174. 175 Dolphin Club. Swimming. Teen Club, Varsity, Swimming. Colt Round-up Dlbert.Rlta-Central 1962 ............ 49. 60. 61, 118, Ifc A Cappella Choir, Art Club. Carousel, French Club, Hoof, beat. Intensive. Literary Society. Montage, Pep Club. Spec- trum. My Fair Lady. Quill and Scroll Diehl, Leigh Ann..................................... 130 Girls Chorus. Montage. Stage Crew. Courtship of Eddie’s Father. King I. Retail Co-Op. Teen Club De Marla. Robert.................................121. ISO Bowling. Carousel, J. V. Football, King and I, Orchestra, Teen Club. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Doby. Gary............................................130 Teen Club. Varsity Baseball Dockins, Brenda.......................................130 Doss. Dorothy.........................................130 Food Program, Swimming Dougherty, Linda......................................130 Dougherty, Tocolla....................................130 Teen Club. Stage Crew. Colt Roundup Dowell. William.......................................130 Duff. Michael.........................................130 Boys Glee Club. Cadet Teaching Duncan. Mary—Central 1962 ....................... 53. 130 Jr. Red Cross, Office Co-Op. Ski Club. Office Service. Pep Club. Teen Club Dunn, James...........................................119 Bowling. Wrestling, Teen Club Dunton. Billie-Atherton 1963 .................... 53. 120 Jr. Red Cross, Office Co-Op Durkee, Gerald........................................130 Intramural Basketball. Teen Club DuShane, Cheryl..............................36. 38. 130 Concert Band. French Club. Marching Band. Symphonic Band. Pep Band, Ski Club. Wind Ensemble Dye. Kathy............................................131 Carousel. French Club. Homecoming Court. Jr. Red Cross. Office Service. Student Council. Pep Club Conklin, Sue—Northern.................................127 Teen Club Connors, Marvin...................................45, 128 Stage Crew, Teen Club. Colt Round-up. Montage Connors. Raymond......................................128 Stage Crew, Teen Club Cook. Sherry Ann.........................50. 55. 120, 125 Bowling. Intensive, Junior Red Cross. National Honor So- ciety. Office Service. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Coon. Judy........................................52. 128 Bowling, Future Nurses, Pep Club. Cadet Teaching. Little Women Cooper. Kenneth..................................... Band. Bowling. Teen Club. Ski Club. Marching Band Corder, Carol.........................................128 Girls Chorus. Office Service. VCY Cltfc Cottrill, Sue Ann-Central 1962........................115 Bowling. French Club. Intensive. Ski Club Coykendall, Kitty.....................................128 Crawford. Jill........................................129 Girls Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up. Pep Club Daniels, Mildred........................................129 Pep Club. Teen Club. Talent Show Dantzler, Jones....................................129. 172 A Cappella Choir, Teen Club. Carousel. Track, Wrestling David. Claire..................................52. 54. 129 Cadet Teaching. French Club. Intensive. Latin Club. Montage. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Davis, Jerome.......................................40, 129 Cadet Teaching. Cross Country-Co-Capt., Teen Club. Intra- mural Basketball Davis, Joseph......................................... Cross Country. Teen Club, Track. Varsity Club Dean. Phillip.......................................41. 129 Decker. Donna.......................................53. 129 Pep Club. Girls Chorus. Teen Club Decker. Janice......................................57, 129 French Club. Latin Club. Pep Club. Teen Club, Synchronized Swimming Deford, Marleen.........................................129 Office Service. Office Co-Op Denton, Ralph...........................................130 Intramural Basketball. Teen Club DeMoss, Mark.......................... 36. 38. 44. 130, 146 A Cappella Choir. Band. Carousel. Concert, Marching Band. Orchestra, Pep Band. S. W. Sixteen Singers. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up E Earp, Brenda............................... 36. 37. 38. 119 Band. Concert Band. Marching Band. Latin Clik . Pep Club. Ski Club. Wind Ensemble. VCY Club, Colt Round-up Eastridge,Joan-Lade Fenton 1963........................ 131 Office Service. Office Co-Op, Teen Club Eaton. Gloria.............................. 36. 37. 38. 131 Concert Band, Teen Club. Marching Band. Office Service. Symphonic. Colt Round-up. Wind Ensemble Eckel. Paula............................................131 Store Service, Pep Club. Teen Club Edwards. Jerry..........................................131 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Football. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Ellis. Stewart..........................................131 Stage Crew Ellis. Wilma.......................................53. 131 Office Co-Op Elmer. Carole...........................................131 Elore, John..............................................ui Jr. Red Cross, Teen Club, Colt Round-up Elrod, Ronald......................................... Endicott, John................................ 186 ■ Englebloom, Dianne.......................................131 Engleman. Bennett...................................118, 130 Band. Bowling, Concert Band, Golf, Intensive, Intramural Basketball, Marching Band, Nat. Honor Society, Pep Band, Pep Club, Ski Club, Teen Club English. Paula.............................49. 50. 116, 184 Art Club. Board of Directors. Intensive, Spectrum. Nat. Honor Society. Latin Club, Footlights Club. Teen Club. Spanish Club, Montage. King and I Enochs. James..................... 41. 44. 61, 132. 146. 184 A Cappella Choir, French Club. Hoofbeat, Ski Club. S. W. Singers. Spectrum. My Fair Lady Evans. Ellen.............................................132 Jr. Red Cross, Office Service Evans. Hewlitte.................................36. 38. 132 Band. Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra. Spectrum, Colt Round-up Elmer, Carole............................................131 Office Service, Teen Club. Trade Co-Op. Colt Round-up F Farmer. McArthur................ 132. 156. 158. 159. 161, 166, 168. 183 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Basketball. Track. J. V. Foot- balll, Varsity Basketball. Varsity Club, Varsity Football- :o-capt. Ferro, Sharon....................................................132 Office Co-Op Fielder, Cheryl..................................................132 Fashion Show, Office Service. Teen Club. Synchronized Swimming. Colt Round-up Fields. Carol Ann....................................... Ftschhaber, Walter......................................132 Flshwiek. David...................................... 132 Fiske.Wayne-Central 1962 ...........................36. 60. 132 Bridge Club, Intramural Basketball. Golf. Pep Club. Teen Club Fitch. Jane.........................................36. 116 Cadet Teaching. Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club. Spanish Club. Ski Club Flauding, James.........................................132 Fleming, James—Paragould 1962........................... Florida. Thomas....................................132. 165 Cross Country-mgr. Track. Teen Club Flowers. Margaret.......................................132 Folsom. Douglas.........................................132 Bridge Club Foote. Andrea.......................................36. 132 Board of Directors, Pep Club. Spanish Club. Cadet Teaching. Office Service. Teen Club Foster. Alice...........................40. 52. 60. 61. 132 Cappella Choir. Cadet Teaching. Carousel, Hoofbeat. Montage, My Fair Lady. Quill and Scroll Foutch. David...........................................132 hoofbeat. Teen Club. Spanish Club Fowler. Cecil........................................... ranklln, Sandra.........................................132 r. Red Cross, Pep Club. Teen Club. Knitting Club G Gaffney, Gary.....................................40, 132 A Cappella Choir. Bowling, Boy s Glee Club. Spanish Club. My Fair Lady Gagnon. Larry.................................36. 38, 132 Band. Concert Band. Marching Band. Colt Round-up Gaines. Joanne....................................57. 133 Debate. Latin Club, Service. Pep Club. Teen Club Gaines. Yvonne....................................51. 133 Future Nurses Gallion, James......................................... Intramural Basketball. Teen Club Garlacz, David.........................................133 Garrett. Martha Gall..............................34, 132 Board of Directors, Cheerleader, Office Service, Teen Clii . Girl s Glee Club Garrett. Richard...............................36, 38. 133 Band, Bowling, Carousel. Colt Capers. Concert Band. Or- chestra. Ski Club. Golf, Intramural Basketball. J. V. Basket- ball, King and I, Marching Band, Pep Club. Talent Show Garty. William.........................................133 Dolphin Club. Swimming. Teen Club Gavriloff. David.......................................133 Gellis, Michael........................32. 44. 45. 50. 113 A Cappella Choir. Carousel. Election Board. Intensive, King and I. Latin Club. Montage. National Honor Society-Pres.. Pep Club. S. W. Sixteen Singers. Teen Club. My Fair Lady Gentry. Faith.......................................... Office Service. Swimming. Teen Club Gibson. Mary Lou.......................................133 A Cappella Choir, Carousel, Girl's Chorus, Latin Club. Montage. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Gilbert, Kaye.....................................61, 133 Future Nurses. Hoofbeat, Latin Club, Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club, Table Tennis. Quill and Scroll Gillespie, Jacqueline Ann.........................52, 118 Cadet Teachmg, Office Service, Teen Club, Colt Round-up Gillespie, Roberta.............................60. 61, 133 Future Nurses. Hoofbeat. Intensive. Latin Club. Synchronized Swimming, Quill and Scroll. Gillespie, Shirley.....................................133 Gilliland. Kathleen...............................40, 133 Future Nurses. Girls Chorus, Girl's Glee Club. Pep Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Gill. Rosa............................................. Gillmore. Lawrence-Central 1962........................133 Intramural Basketball. Intramural Golf. Teen Club Gilmour, Linda....................................41, 133 A Cappella Choir, Board of Directors. Cheerleader. Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Teen Club. VCY Club. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Gioventu. John.........................................133 Glover, Gretchen......................................120 Bridge Club. Latin Club. Pep Club. Teen Club Goddard. Barbara..................................60. 133 Footlights Club, Intensive, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club. Pep Club, Spectrum Tallent Show, Teen Club. Courtship of Eddie's Father, Quill and Scroll, Colt Round-up. Office Service. Gold. Carol..................... 36. 37. 38. 50. 57. 112. 143 Concert Band. French Club. Intensive, Nat. Honor Society. Wind Ensemble, Colt Round-up, Marching Band. Ski Club Goldman. Phillip....................................133. 140 Bowling. Ski Club. Teen Club. Retailing, Co-Op Goldman. Robert-Central 1962 ........ 51. 57, 59, 119. 182 Bridge Club. Debate, Intensive. Pep Club, Tennis. Varsity Tennis Goldsmith, Donald......................................133 Goode, Douglas.........................................133 Goode 11. Laurie.................................53. 133 Jr. Red Cross. Office Co-op. Pep Club, Swimming, Teen Club. Colt Round-up Goodell, Paul....................................45. 134 Art Club. Jr. Red Cross. Teen Club, Hoofbeats, Stage Crew Goodenough, Gayle......................................134 Office Service, Pep Club. Jr. Red Cross, Teen Club. Colt Round-up Gordon. Frank....................................... Goss. Janice...........................................134 Graff. Max....................................46. 55. 134 Golf. Intramural Basketball, J. V. Football. Pep Club, Ski Club. Teen Club. Varsity Football. Varsity Club. Colt Round-up. Courtship of Eddie’s Father Graff. Rex...................50. 55. 56. 110. 111. 116. 139 Election Board. Intensive. Intramural Basketball. J. V. Basketball. J. V. Football, Nat. Honor Society-Vice Presi- dent. Class President. Teen Club. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Club. Varsity Football Grant, James...........................................119 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Basketball, J. V. Football Graves. Mary—Central 1962..............................134 Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club. Spanish Club. Colt Round-up Green, David................................. 35. 134. 176 Intramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cross, J. V. Baseball. Bas- ketball, Varsity Club, Varsity Baseball Green, Linda Yvonne................................36. 134 Green. Randy........................................134 Auto Club Greenwood, Linda..................................... Greshow. Marsha..................................121, 128 Art Club. Board of Directors. Bridge Club. Election Board. Intensive. Ski Club. Sophomore and Junior Secretary. Office Service. Pep Club Gretzinger, Mary.....................................118 Cadet Teaching, Future Nurses. Latin Club. Office Service, Pep Club, Ski Club. Synchronized Swimming, Teen Club Grigsby. Howard.............................157. 161. 183 J. V. Football, Track, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Varsltv Football Guevara, Lila......................................134 Gugln. Myrtle......................................134 Gushen, David......................................135 Gutek. James—Central 1962..........................135 Golf. Intramural Basketball, Teen Club H Habklrk. Gary.........................................135 Teen Club. Colt Round-up Hackett. Jean M...........................38. 57, 116. 150 French Club. Montage. Orchestra, King and I. Nat. Honor Society Hagy. Larry............. Teen Club. Colt Round-up 135 187 •ach, Charles 132 Hairston. Beverly......... Office Service. Teen Club 135 Hallett. Dennis...................................41, 135 A Cappella Choir. Bowlin . Boys Glee Club. Carousel Hamilton. Jane................................32. 50, 121 Cheerleader. Election Board. Nat. Honor Society. Office Service. Synchronized Swimming. Pep Club. Ski Club Handing. James-Central 1962.......................... Dolphin Club, Intramural Basketball, Golf. Pep Club. Ski Club. Swimming, Wrestling. Varsity Club Harder, Susan—Central 1962.............................120 Intensive, VCY Club Hardwick. Melva....................................40, 135 Girls Glee Club. Teen Club Harris. Carol Jean.....................................135 Bowling. Office Service. Teen Club Harris, James—Central 1962.................. 59. 135, 182 J. V. Tennis. Pep Club. Teen Club. Varsity Tennis Harris. John...........................................135 Ski Club. Teen Club Harris. Kristine-Central 1962 .................... 57. 135 Harrison. Jill.........................................135 Office Service. Teen Club Hart. Diana-Central 1962.......................... 53. 135 Girls Chorus, Girls Glee Club. Office Co-op Hatton. George.........................................135 Bowling. Boys Glee Club. Jr. Red Cross, Teen Club. VCY Club Heiss, Bradford........................................135 Henderson. Robert......................................136 Hendrix, Nathan........................................136 Teen Club Henely, James..........................................136 Boys Glee Club. Red Cross. JV Football. Track, Trade Ind., Co-op. Wrestling Henry, Karron..........................................136 Bowling. Footlights Club. Intensive, Montage. Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Talent Show. Teen Club Herman. Nancy......................................53. 136 Girls Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Office Co-op, Teen Club Hlckerson.Sharon—Central 1962 ........................ 136 Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club HUdebrande. Lorraine...................................136 Future Nurses, Office Service Hilden, Charlotte................................ 57. 114 French Civ . Intensive, Latin Club. Office Service, Pep Club. Ski Club Hilgeman, Harold............................ 120, 156. 157 Bowling, Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming Hlrchert. Robin-Central 1962...................60. 61, 112 Bridge Club, French Club, Hoofbeat (Editor), Nat. Honor Society, Intensive, Pep Club, Slcl Club, Teen Club, Quill and Scroll Hirsch, Hedie............................. 47. 49. 50. 112 Art Club, Intensive. Montage, Office Service, Spanish Club. Talent Show. Footlights Civ . Little Women, Pep Civ . Nat. Honor Society. Courtship of Eddie's Father Hobart. Mary Jo........................................112 Office Service Hockln, Douglas .......................................136 Bowling, Teen Civ Hodge. Pat.............................................136 Holland. Elvln.........................................136 Holt. Jerry............................................136 King and I. Stage Crew, Teen Civ . Track, Audio-Visual Service Hopper. Denzel....................................55, 136 J. V. Football. Office Service. Varsity Football, Track. Colt Round-up. Auto Civ . Teen Club. Varsity Club. Wrestling Horvath, Emily........................................136 Courtship of Eddie's Father. Girls Glee Civ . Girls Chorus Hoskins. Owen.........................................136 Teen Club Howard, Stafford..................................... Howe. James...........................................136 Cross Country. Teen Club, Varsity Baseball Howe, Pamela......................................49. 136 Art Club. Footlights Civ . French Club. Teen Club Hubbell, Judy.........................................136 Hughey, Jacquie...................................HO. 136 Girls Chorus. Girls Glee Club. King and I, Student Council, Office Service. Office Co-op. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Hurd. Lauri...........................................136 Husa, Darlene Marie—Ironwood 1963 ................... Hyde. Judy....................................41. 52. 121 A Cappella Choir, Cadet Teaching. Carousel. King and I, Montage, My Fair Lady. Office Service. S. W. 16 Singers I Ingham, Robert........................................136 Ingram, Julie Lynn....................................121 Bowling, Future Nurses Isham, Stanley........................................137 Bowling, Intramural Basketball, J. V. Football, Teen Club J Jackson. Leroy........................................ Boys Glee Club. J. V. Baseball, J. V. Football. Teen Club, Varsity Football Jackson. Robert......................................137 French Club. Latin Club Jacobs. Leland.......................................137 Intramural Basketball. Teen Civ Jacobson, Pamela.....................................137 Girls Glee Club. Girls Chorus. Office Service. Teen Club Jagow. Donald....................................54. 137 Ski Club. Teen Civ , Varsity Club. V. Football. Colt Round-up James. Tim.......................................59. 119 Dolphin Club, Intramural Golf, Pep Club, Ski Civ , Teen Club Jemerson, Roland.................................... 137 Swimming. Teen Civ Jesiek. Cathy...................................120. 137 Bowling. F jture Nurses. Office Service, Teen Civ Johnson. Jerry.......................................137 Marching Band. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Johnson, Kitty....................................... Johnson. Lance-Northern 1962 ......................... 137 Dolphin Club. Intramural Basketball. J. V. Baseball. J. V. Football Johnson. Peter.....................................32. 137 Bridge Club. Election Board. Hoofbeat, Office Service. Colt Round-up. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club. Student Council Johnson, Robert Lee............................32. 53. 120 Board of Directors, Intensive, Jr. Red Cross. Latin Club. Montage, Stage Crew, Student Council, Colt Round-up Johnston, Linda..................................40. 121 Pep Club, Girls Glee Civ . Teen Club Jolly. Frederick.................................40. 137 A Cappella Choir, Carousel. Intramural Golf. SW16 Singers Jones.Kathryn-Central 1962 ......................60. 61, 1H Footlights Club. Hoofbeat. French Club, Intensive. Pep Club. Ski Club, Quill and Scroll Jones. Marshall......................................137 Jones, Sandra........................................137 K Kalquin, William.........................................137 Auto Club, Bowling, Colt Round-up, Office Service, Teen Club, Intramural Golf Katz. Steve—Central 1962.................................137 Dolphin Club, Swimming. Pep Civ , J. V. Swimming Keim, Thomas........................... 59, 119, 134, 162 French Club, Intensive, Tennis Club. Pep Club. Ski Civ . Varsity Tennis. Teen Club, Varsity Club, Nat. Honor Society. Office Service. Pep Band Kendrlx. Fred....................................... Kerr. David..............................................137 Varsity Cross Country. Varsity Track. Latin Club Kinsey. Sherry...........................................137 French Club. Office Service. Pep Club. Teen Civ Kish. Sandra...................... 40. 49. 53. 60. 61, 120 Girls Glee Club, Hoofbeat, Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club. Teen Club, Art Club, Quill and Scroll Kitto, Dorothy...........................................53, 137 Latin Club, Office Co-op. Teen Club Klee. Linda.....................................50. 110, 137 Board of Directors, Cadet Teaching. Election Board, Pep Club. Student Council. Synchronized Swimming, Teen Club Klida. Suzanne...................................137 Kolb. Rosa Jean.............................60. 61, 138. 184 Future Nurses Club. Office Service. Spectrum. Teen Civ . Quill and Scroll Koontz, Dayne....................................122 Intramural Basketball. Teen Club Kramer, William..................................138 Krause. Donald..........................................Ill, 125 Intensive. Intramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cross, Colt Round-up. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Kummerlin, John—Central 1962.........................49. 56. 138 Art Club. Carousel. Cross Country, My Fair Lady. Stage Crew. Montage. Spanish Club L LaCross, Craig—Central 1962.............. 55. 138, 156 Dolphin Club. Intramural Basketball, Ski Club. Teen Civ . Intramural Golf. Varsity Club. Varsity Football. Wrestling LaFlamme. Harvey......................................138 Food Program Lagness, David........................................138 Boys Glee Club Lampshire, Evelyn.................................38. 43. 122 Carousel, King and I, My Fair Lady. Orchestra. Montage. Office Service. Pep Club Lancour. Joseph.......................................138 Lande. Elliot.....................................47, 57. 122 Bridge Club. Debate. J. V. Football. Spanish Club. Courtship of Eddie's Father 188 ■ Landon. James.........................................138 Lane, Dewey........................................... Lane. James...........................................138 Larouche. Claudette................................... Teen Club Larsen, Scarlett-Central 1962 ....................... 138 Office Service Larson. Sharon........................................138 Debate, French Club. Latin Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. Synchronized Swimming, Table Tennis Legleltner. Corwin....................................138 Lemonds. Dell.........................................41. 138 Cross Country. Intramural Basketball. Latin Club, Teen Club Lench. William.......................................138, 181 Bowling. Wrestling. Teen Club Leslewicz. Gregory.................................... Lester, Eddie Lois.................................... Levi, Laurie.....................49, 54. 60. 61. 138. 184 Office Service, Pep Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club, Spectrum, Teen Club, Quill and Scroll, Knitting Club Lewis. Hugh........................................ Band. Teen Club, Concert Band, Marching Band Lewis, Ozue......................................... Liversedge, Carmen............................36, 39. 138 Band. Concert Band. VCY Club. Spanish Club, Marching Band Long. Kaye............................................138 Jr. Red Cross Lonsway. Ronald.......................................138 Loomis. Thomas D.-Central 1962......................138 Boys Glee Club, J. V. Swimming, J. V. Tennis Lozon. Chris............................ 36. 38. 39. 138 Band. Concert Band, Intramural Basketball. Teen Club M MacDonald, Dennis............ 33, 40, 41, 55, 59. 139, 182 A Cappella Choir, Carousel, Deep Harmony Boys, Foot- lights Club. Montage SW 16 Singers, Varsity Club. Varsity Tennis, My Fair Lady, King and I, Pep Club. Tennis. VCY Club. Colt Round-up MacDonald, Terry.................................... Hoofbeat, Latin Club. Office Service, Teen Club. Colt Round-up Mackey. Edward..............................57. 113, 139 Band. Concert Band, Marching Band. French Club, Intensive, Intramural Basketball. Pep Club, Ski Club. Teen Club Manchester, Jean.....................................139 Office Service, Talent Show Mansfield. DuWayne...................................139 Marshall. Paul...................................139. 156 Deep Harmony Boys. Intramural Basketball. J. V. Football. Office Service. Pep Club. Track. Varsity Football, J. V. Wrestling Martin. Kathleen.............................40, 51, 139 Bowling. Future Nurses Club. Office Service. Spanish Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Martin. Robert...................................... Auto Club, J. V. Football. Varsity Club. Ski Club. Wrestling. Teen Club Martin. Thomas-Central 1962 ................ 55. 118. 174 Intramural Basketball. Golf. Teen Club. Varsity Club. Var- sity Swimming, Colt Round-up Mason. Nancy...................... 36. 37. 39. 50. 57. Ill Band, Concert Band, French Club, Marching Band, Ski Club. Nat. Honor Society Mason. Matthew-Central 1962 . . . 48. 50. 57, 110. 116, 164 Board of Directors. Cross Country. Debate, Election Board. Intensive, Intramural Basketball. Pep Club. Ski Club. Student Councll-Pres.. Track, Varsity Club Matthews. John.......................................121 Board of Directors, Intensive. Intramural Basketball, Golf, J. V. Baseball. Spanish Club, Teen Club. Soph. Basketball Matthews, Luke...................................... Intramural Basketball. J. V. Football Mattoon. Karen......................................140 Office Service Maurer. William............................61. 118, 140 McAdam, Brenda-Central 1962 .........................60 Cadet Teaching. F iture Nurses. Hoofbeat. Spectrum, Teen Club. VCY Club. Quill and Scroll McArthur, Linda.................................... Carousel McBride. Betty.................................53. 140 A Cappella Choir. Carousel. Office Co-op. SW 16 Singers, VCY Club McBride. Charles...............................52. 140 A Cappella Choir, Carousel, King and I, My Fair Lady McCarty. Dale..................................55. 140 Bowling. Cross Country, Intramural Basketball. Golf, Teen Club McCoy. Leon........................................140 Band. Crosscountry. Intramural Basketball. Marching Band, Teen Club McCrocklin.William-St. John Military Academy........54 Dolphin Club. Intramural Basketball, Office Service, Pep Club. Ski Club-Vice Pres.. Teen Club. Varsity Football. Colt Round-up McLelsh, Sadie-Central 1962 ............................ 141 Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club McLeod. Donald...........................................121 J. V. Football. J. V. Tennis. Latin Club. Teen Club. Tennis McLean. Donald...........................................141 MeMurray, Mary-Kearsley-1963 .............................Ml Office Service Mead, James-Central 1963 ........................ 60. 141 Bridge Club. Cross Country. Intramural Basketball. Golf. Ski Club Meadows. Katherine..................................125. 141 Cheerleader. Student Council Meeks. Barbara...................................41, 52. 54 A Cappella Choir. Teen Club. King and L VCY Club. Fashion Show Michaud. Michael—Central 1962 ................... 60. 119 Bridge ClUb, Teen Club. Ski Club. Latin Club. Golf. Intra- mural Basketball Miller. Annellse............................ 36, 37, 38. 141 Wind Ensemble. Cadet Teaching. Carousel. Concert Band. Marching Band, Pep Band. Orchestra. Ski Club. Teen Club. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Miller. Billy....................................... J. V. Football, Retailing Co-op Miller, Linda............................................115 Miller. Robert...................................... Miller, Shirley...........................................Ml Cadet Teaching. Election Board, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club. Office Service. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Swimming. Health Council. Colt Round-up Mills. Larry..............................................Ml Mlnarik, Margaret....................................40. 141 Carousel. Girls Chorus, Pep Club. Montage. Office Service. Teen Club Mitchell. Audrey..........................................Ml Office Service, Pep Club. Retailing Co-op. Student Council. Teen Club Mixon. Helen.........................................52. 142 Cadet Teaching. Little Women. Montage, Office Service, Pep Club Monday, Sharon............................................M2 Office Service. Teen Club Monroe, Janet.............................................M2 Future Nurses, Girls Chorus, Girls Glee Club. Office Ser- vice. Pep Club. VCY Club Moore, Charles............................................M2 Moore. Dennis.............................................M2 MacKinnon. Laurie—Central 1962 .........................49 Bowling. Jr. Red Cross. Latin Club. Office Service, Pep Club. Spanish Club, Stage Crew. Teen Club. Knitting Club Mac Lachlan, Edward-Central 1962 ..............55. 56. 156 Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club, Varsity Club. Varsity Football, J. V. Football Maguire, Karen—Central 1962 .......................... 139 Office Co-op. Office Service, Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Makrouer, Joyce................................32. 54. 139 Footlights Club, Intensive, Latin Club, Montage. Pep Club. Ski Club Mallette, Charles......................................139 Auto Club, J. V. Football, Teen Club. Trade-Industrial Co-op Mallory. Ronald..........................55. 156, 157, 176 Board of Directors, Intensive. J. V. Football. J. V. Baseball. J. V. Basketball. SW 16 Singers. Varsity Baseball. Ski Club. Student Council. Tallent Show, Teen Club, Varsity Club. Varsity Football, My Fair Lady McDlll, James........................................140 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Baseball. Teen Club. Track McFatrldge, Ted......................................141 Mclnnes. John........................................141 Bowling, Hoofbeat. Intramural Basketball. Teen Club. JV Football. Latin Club. Colt Round-up McKay, Scott.........................................141 Intramural Basketball, Colt Round-up, Teen Club McKee, Patrick.......................................141 Boys Glee Club. Office Service. Teen Club McKee, Rosanna.......................................141 Teen Club, Office Service McKibbon. Sandra.................................53. 141 A Cappella Choir. Office Co-op. Girls Chorus. Montage McLauren, Robert.....................................141 Moore, Kenneth............................................M2 Intramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cross. Office Service, Pep Club. Teen Club Morehouse. Marcia-Central 1962................41. 44. 142 A Cappella Choir. Cadet Teaching. Carousel. Office Service. Pep Club. SW 16 Singers, Spanish Club. My Fair Lady Morris, Sue-Central 1962......................32. 53. 142 Office Co-op. Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Mueller. Gail............................................114 Future Nurses. Office Service. JA Mulholand. Jams...........................................M2 Mum row, Nancy—Central 1962 ............................ 142 Office Co-op. Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Muniz, Irene..............................................M2 Carousel. Footlights Club. Jr. Red Cross. King and I, Little Women. Office Service. Teen Club. My Fair Lady, Court- ship of Eddie's Father 189 Murdock. Pat.........................................142 Office Co-op. Office Service, Teen Club Murphy. Micheal......................................142 Food Program, Intramural Basketball, Latin Club, Teen Club. Hoofbeat. J. V. Baseball, Spanish Club, Varsity Baseball Murray. John.........................................142 Auto Club, Office Service. Teen Club Murray. Laura........................................112 Cadet Teaching, French Club. Office Service Myers. Craig.........................................142 Swimming. Teen Club N Natchez. Renee.......................................142 Neske. Cheryl........................................143 Jr. Red Cross. Office Service Newbury. Joyce...................................53, 143 Art Club. Office Co-op. Office Service. Montage. Pep Club Newcombe. Sandra.....................................143 Board of Directors. Girls Chorus, Office Service, Teen Club. Cheerleader, King and I, Ski Club Neville. Patrick..... ...............................143 Board of Directors. Ski Club. Intramural Basketball Nichols. Diane.......................................143 Girls Glee Club, Teen Club Norris, Jo Anne......................................143 Girls Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Jr. RedCross. Rental Co-op, Montage. VCY. Colt Round-up Nothoff. Thomas..................................56. 143 Intensive. Spanish Club. Jr. Red Cross, Teen Club. Colt Round-up. Latin Club. Ski Club. Pep Club O O'Brain. James...................................... Ocedeck. Martha.......................... 50. 52. 53, 112 Cadet Teaching, Debate. French Club. F iture Nurses. In- tensive, Jr. Red Cross, Nat. Honor Society, Teen Club Odum. Randall..........................................143 Office Service. Teen Club. Retail Co-op Opper, Mary.............................. 36. 39. 53. 143 Band. My Fair Lady. Carousel. VCY. Concert Band. King and I, Orchestra. Intensive. Marching Band Orosz. James—Central 1962 ................... 50. 114. 156 Election Board. Nat. Honor Society. Intensive. Varsity Football Owen. William-Central 1962 ........................... 144 Auto Club. Golf. Concert Band. Marching Band. Intramural Golf Owens. John............................................144 Office Service. J. V. Football P Pane hula, Martin ... 110, 122. 166. 167. 168. 170, 174. 176 Bridge Club. Intensive. Latin Club, Stage Crew. Teen Club Parker. Mary...........................................144 Office Service. Teen Club Parks. Raymond.................................28. 55, 144 Teen Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball. Varsity Club. Health Council Parr. Jack...........................................59. 144 Dolphin Club. Golf. J. V. Football. Office Service. Varsity Club. Swimming. Colt Round-up Pauldlne, John............................................144 Auto Club. Trade Industrial Co-op Payne. Felix Jr...........................................144 Track. Colt Round-up. Varsity Football. Teen Club, Future Nurses Paynter. Phylls..................................... Pea, Michael.........................................144 Boys Glee Club. Hoofbeat. Talent Show. Golf, Varsity Base- ball. Tennis. Colt Round-up Peck, Janice—Kearsley 1962 ......................... 144 Girls Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Pep Club. Jr. Red Cross, Teen Club. VCY Cldb. Knitting Club Pellens. Donna.......................................144 Bowling. Food Program. Girls Chorus. Office Service. Teen Club Pennington. Patricia.............................40. 144 Girls Glee Club. Teen Club Peques. Norma........................................144 Pep Cldb, Swimming, Tennis. Teen Club. Spanish, Office Co-op Perkins. Martha-Central 1962 ................... 40. 122 A Cappella Choir. Latin Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Perkins. Suzanne—Central 1962 ...................... 144 Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Teen Club. Knitting Club Persails, Dale..................................144. 176 Peterman, Kim........................................144 Bowling. Carousel, French Club. Golf. King and 1. Office Service. Orchestra Peters. Sharon.......................................144 Office Service. Teen Club Peterson. Virginia...................................144 Jr. Red Cross. Latin Club, Office Service. Pep Club, Teen Club. Colt Round-up Petross, Michael.................................53. 144 Board of Directors. Bi Phi Chem Club. Colt Round-up, Bowling, Boys Glee Club, Bridge Club. Cross Country, Election Board. Footlights Club, Teen Club. Track. Jr. Red Cross, Intramural Basketball. J. V. Basketball, J. V. Foot- ball. Table Tennis. Health Council. Talent Show Pettljean, Yvette.......................................144 Pittman, Dan............................................144 Boys Glee Club. Teen Club Pittsly, Danny..........................................145 Bowling. Montage, Teen Club. Colt Round-up Placer. Cheryl..................................39, 145 Carousel. King and I. Montage. Orchestra. Teen Club. My Fair Lady Pollard. Thomas.........................................145 Office Service Powrle, Stewart.....................................59, 115 Dolphin Club. J. V. Swimming. Pep Club. Teen Club Price. Phillip............................ 33. 39. 54. 145 Band. Carousel. Concert Band. Deep Harmony Boys. King and I. Marching Band. Pep Club. Orchestra. Ski Club. Stage Crew, Teen Club. Colt Round-up. My Fair Lady Promenshenkel. Theresa..................................145 Q Quigley, Richard...........................41, 145, 156, 181 A Cappella Choir. Golf. J. V. Football. Varsity Football. My Fair Lady, Teen Club. Intramural Basketball. Spanish Club. Varsity Club Quinn, Warrenetta....................................... Montage, Girls Glee Club, Orchestra R Rachwitz. Alan.............................. 59. 145. 174 Dolphin Club. Teen Club. Varsity Swimming Rachwitz, Fred—Central 1962 ..................... Dolphin Club. Intensive, Teen Club Ralph. Donna..........................................145 Teen Club Ramsey. Michael............... 55. 145, 156, 165, 166, 176 Office Service. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Football. Teen Club. Varsity Club Ranger, Karen......................................... Pep Club. Teen Club Rankin, Barbara.........................................145 Reasoner, Timothy....................... 145, 156, 168, 167 J. V. Basketball, Teen Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Teen Club, Varsity Club Reed. Wllda Sue.........................................145 Reid. Joan..............................................145 Office Service. Stage Crew. Talent Show. Colt Round-up Rensberger, Michael.....................................146 Rhoads. Linda—Central 1962 ............................ 146 Cadet Teaching. Pep Club. Teen Club Rhoads. Madelon-St. John Vlanney...............45. 46. 146 Office Service, Teen Club Rhyndress. Richard.......................................55 Spanish Club. Teen Club, Varsity Football. Wrestling Rice. Anne............................... 30. 31. 50. 146 Cheerleader. Homecoming Queen, Pep Club. Office Service. Student Council. Teen Club. Knitting Club. Colt Round-up Rich, Donald............................................146 Tennis Manager, Teen Club, Office Service. Football Man- ager. Colt Round-up Richards, Jane........................................ Cadet Teaching. Latin Club. Pep Club. Teen Club. Office Service. Ski Club Richardson. Hazel......................................147 Office Service. Pep Club, Teen Club Riddle, Sam............................................146 Robbins. Carol...........................41. 110. 113. 146 A Cappella Choir. Board of Directors. Bowling. Cadet Teaching. King and I. Pep Club. Teen Club. Election Board. French Club. Girls Chorus. Intensive. Montage. Student Council. Fashion Show Robbins. Dennis..................................40. 52. 55 A Cappella Choir. Bowling, Deep Harmony Boys. Carousel. Dolphin Club. Intensive, Intramural Basketball. J. V. Foot- ball. King and I. Latin Club. Montage. Pep Club, S. W. 16 Singers. Spanish Club. Teen Club. Track. Round-up Robinson. Joan............................. 40. 55, 147 A Cappela Choir. Girls Chorus. My Fair Lady. Office Service Roddie, Allen Lee-Central 1962......................147 Auto Club. Jr. Red Cross. Colt Round-up Rodes. Leslie Ann..............................119. 147 A Cappella Choir, Bridge Club. Cheerleader. Girls Glee Club. Intensive. Montage. Office Service. Pep Club. Syn- chronized Swimming. Talent Show. Teen Club. Colt Round- up. Knitting Club 190 Foot, Gary-Central 1962 .......................147. 156 Board of Directors. Dolphin Club. J. V. Baseball. J. V. Foot- ball. Office Service, Talent Show. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Club. Varsity Football Boot. Larry-Central....................................147 Board of Directors, Dolphin Club, J. V. Baseball, J. V. Football. Office Service. Talent Show, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club. Varsity Football Root. Larry............................................147 Intramural Basketball. Marching Band. Teen Club Rosin. Catherine-Central 1962..........................117 Office Service Ross. Sharon......................................40, 147 Girls Glee Club. Jr. Red Cross. VCY Club. Colt Round-up Rudl. Patricia....................................53. 147 Latin Club. Teen Club. Office Co-op Rupp. Pamela......................................53. 120 French Club. Office Co-op. Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Club. Knitting Club Rutherford. Gary.......................................147 Bridge Club, Golf. Teen Club. Ski Club. Latin Club S Sargent. La Donna........................... 36. 37. 39. 119 Band. Concert Band. Marching Band. Office Service, Or- chestra. Pep Club. Synchronized Swimming. Teen Club. Knitting Club, Colt Round-up Schaefer, Steve.................... 33, 39. 40. 45. 48. 116 A Cappella Choir. Carousel. Deep Harmony Boys. Montage. S.W. 16 Singers. My Fair Lady Shank. Donald...................................36. 37. 147 Band. Board of Directors. Concert Band, Drum Major, Colt Round-up. Marching Band. Orchestra. Pep Band. Ski Club. Teen Club Sherman. Barbara.........................................117 Cadet Teaching. Carousel. King I. Montage. Orchestra. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Sharp. Virginia.......................................147 Office Service. Teen Club Shaw. Thomas..........................................147 Teen Club. Track Shoals. Millard.......................................147 Band. Marching Band. French Club. Swimming. Track. Colt Round-up Short. David..................................41. 53. 147 A Cappella Choir. Carousel. Deep Harmony Boys. King and I. Pep Club. S.W. Sixteen Singers. VCY Club. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Sills, Larry......................................... 148 A Cappella Choir, Carousel, Talent Show. Teen Club. Wrestling. Colt Round-up Simmons, Richard......................................148 Sims. Delores.........................................148 Art Club. Office Service. Pep Club, My Fair Lady, Colt Round-up, Fashion Show Simpson. Cherry...................................40. 148 Sinclair. Peter-Central 1963............55. 148, 164, 183 Cross Country. Track. Latin Club, Varsity Club Sintay, Patricia..................................53. 121 A Cappella Choir, Future Nurses. Girls Chorus. Office Co-op. Pep Club Sippert. Harry........................................148 Skunda. Sharon-Central 1961...................39. 40. 119 Concert Band, Marching Band. Pep Band. Orchestra. My Fair Lady Slaughter, Freda Mae..................................148 Girls Glee Club. Teen Club Slaughter. Vona Jean..............................40. 148 Smiley. Phronsie Mae..................................148 Art Club. Office Service. Teen Club, Pep Club Smith. Anna.......................................53. 118 Bowling. Girls Chorus. Teen Club. Office Service Schiff. Charles—Cranbrook 1963........................ Bowling. Pep Club. Table Tennis. Teen Club Schemph, Dennis.....................................60. 61. 147 Bowling. Hoofbeat. Jr. Red Cross. Pep Club. Table Tennis. Teen Club. Tennis. Quill and Scroll Schneberger, Elizabeth..................................147 Girls Chorus Sadler, Sherry..........................................147 Schultz. Lyn........................................39. 50. 117 A Cappella Choir, FrenchClub, Montage, Nat. Honor Society, Concert Band. King and I. Orchestra. Colt Round-up. Teen Club Scott. Rodney.............................55. 147. 156. 176 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Baseball. J. V. Football. Pep Club. Teen Club. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Club. Varsity Football Secre8t. Charles-Central 1962 ......................... 147 Golf. Teen Club Selgal. Kenneth....................................... Track Seitz. Gloria......................................... Latin Club. Office Service Sells. Linda.......................... 39. 43. 54. 147 Senior. Edward—Carver 1963 ...................... Band, Concert Band. Track. Marching Band Shaheen, Michael-Central 1962 ................. 59. 122 Cross Country. Dolphin Club. Pep Club. Teen Club. Golf Smith. Betty.......................................40. 148 Smith. Betty Clara.....................................148 Smith. Curtis...........................55, 149, 156. 176 Intramural Basketball. J. V. Football. Varsity Baseball. J. V. Basketball. Teen Club. Varsity Club. Varsity Football. Soph. Basketball. Colt Round-up Smith. Irene—Central 1962 .......................... 149 Cadet Teaching. Office Service. Pep Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Smith. James-Central 1962.........53. 60. 61. 108. 149, 184 Jr. Red Cross. Spanish Club. Spectrum, Teen Club. Quill and Scroll Smith. Jerry—East Bank High 1962.................... 149 Intensive. Office Service. Teen Club Smith. Lynneld...................................49. 122 Art Club. Spanish Club, Office Service. Writers Club Smith, Michael...................................32. 149 Bridge Club, Colt Capers. Dolphin Club. Election Board. J. V. Football. Swimming. Pep Club. Office Service. Ski Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Smithson, Bonita.....................................149 Office Service, Teen Club Smyth, James......................................... Southard, Lynn......................................58. 149 Board of Directors. Bridge Club. Debate, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Club. Pep Club, Ski Club. Teen Club Spafford. Chris.....................................55. 149 Dolphin Club. Jr. Red Cross. Golf. Pep Club. Teen Club. Swimming. Varsity Civ . Varsity Swimming, Colt Round-up Speare. Robert............................................149 Band. Marching Band. Teen Club Spohn. Lynn...............................................149 Stacey. Anna..............................................149 Girls Chorus. Girls Glee Club. Office Service, Teen Club Stacey. Patricia......................................45. 149 Office Service. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Teen Club. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up. Courtship of Eddie's Father Stafford. Howard..........................................149 Intramural Basketball, Track. Colt Round-up. Wrestling Stallworth. Jilda.........................................149 Cadet Teaching. Latin Club. Pep Club. Swimming. Jr. Red Cross. Office Service. Spanish Club Stebbins. Herb—Lake Fenton 1963......................... Retailing Co-op Stephens. Polly.......................................32. 150 Cadet Teaching. Footlights Club. Office Service. Ski Club. Montage. Pep Club. Teen Club. Courtship of Eddie's Father Stevens. Russel.......................................55. 117 Bowling. Intensive, Teen Club Stewart. James.......................................150. 165 Auto Club. Cross Country. J. V. Football. Teen Club. Track. Varsity Club Stimpson. Rodney..........................................130 Stinson. Dianne..........................32. 34. 50. 54. 118 Cheerleader. Pep Club. Office Service. Teen Club. Nat. Honor Society. Ski Club Storgoff. Charles.........................................150 Pep Club Storm. Robert........................... 40. 44. 55. 146. 150 Story. Gary............................................. Intramural Basketball. Teen Civ . Office Service. Wrestling. A Cappella Choir, Band. Cross Country, Baseball. Pep Band. Colt Round-up Streeter. Kenneth.....................................41, 150 Bowling, Carousel, Marching Band. Retailing Co-op. S. W. Sixteen Singers. Teen Club. VCY Club Strong. Daniel...................................39. 54. 150 Band. Concert Band. Marching Band, Orchestra, My Fair Lady. Ski Club. Teen Club. Swimming Stultz. Dorothy—California 1962 ......................... 150 Office Service. Teen Club SuUenger. Gary...............................30. 59. 121, 150 Tennis. Colt Round-up. French Club. Intensive, Office Ser- vice. Pep Club. Teen Club Sullivan. Donna.......................................47. 150 Future Nurses. Teen Club. Jr. Red Cross, Courtship of Eddie's Father, Office Service Sutherland. Peggy—Grand Blanc 1963 .................. 64. 150 Carousel. Debate. Footlights, Little Women, Montage. Office Service. Stage Crew. Talent Show. My Fair Lady. Courtship of Eddie's Father. Colt Round-up itkay, Joe............................................. Sweezey. Sharon..................................50, 51, 151 Future Nurses, Jr. Red Cross, Latin Civ , Nat. Honor Society, Office Service, Teen Club T Tabor. Sandra........................................ Hoofbeat. Latin Club. Office Service, Pep Club. Teen Club. Courtship of Eddie's Father. Colt Round-up Taeckens, Dianne..................................... A Cappella Choir. Carousel. Montage. Office Service. My Fair Lady Tarno. Henry.......................................... Bowling. Stage Crew. Colt Round-up 191 Tarno. Willard........................................ Art Club. Carousel. Kin and I. Montane, Stage Crew. Talent Crew Tayler, Cheryl........................................ Office Co-op. Pep Club, Teen Club Telliga, Elaine....................................... Montage. Office Service, Teen Club Thacker, Robert....................................... Office Service, Colt Round-up Thayer, Sharron....................................... Office Co-op, Teen Club Thomas. Naomi......................................... A Cappella, Carousel. Fbture Nurses. Girls Chorus. Office Service. S. W. 16 Singers. VCY Club. My Fair Lady Thompson. Janice—Central 1962.................60. 61. 120 French Club. Hoofbeat, Quill and Scroll Thompson. Richard.....................................151 Intensive, Ski Club, Marching Band. Concert Band Tofteland, Elmer......................................151 Band. Concert Band, Golf. Marching Band. Teen Club Tomaszewski, Mary Ann.................................151 Latin Club, Office Service Tracy. William........................................151 Traynor, Oakley........................................ Intramural Basketball. J. V. Football. Pep Club. Teen Club. Track, Wrestling Trombly, Carol.....................................53. 151 Jr. Red Cross, Office Co-op. Office Service. Spectrum. Talent Show. Teen Club Trout. Judy-Narrows 1962 ............................. 120 Girls Chorus, Office Service Troxler, Diane.........................................151 Bowling. Jr. Red Cross. Pep Club, Teen Club, Office Service. King and I Tufford. Richard.......................................151 Turner, Michael...................................... J. V. Football. Teen Club. Varsity Football Turner, Richard.............................. 57. 164. 172 Turnbull. Linda........................................151 Bowling. Office Service. My Fair Lady. Pep Club. Teen Club. Colt Round-up Turner, Michael........................................151 Tyler. Charles............................55, 57, 118. 125 Band. Bowling. Carousel, Concert Band. Cross Country, French Club, J. V. Tennis, Latin Club. Marching Band, Orchestra, Student Relations Committee V Vaughn, Johnn...........................................156 Vaughn. Leola...........................................151 Verdier. Dennis.........................................152 Teen Club. Manager Football. Wrestling Vieau. Martin...........................................152 Vincent. Glenn..........................................152 Volght, Lindy......................................119, 152 Bridge Club. FrenchClub, PepClub, Synchronized Swimming Von Schmelling, Regina.......... 50. 54. 110, 113, 139, 152 A Cappella Choir, Cadet Teaching, Cheerleader, Homecom- ing Court, King and I. Pep Club. Ski Club. Student Council, Synchronized Swimming, Teen Club Voto, Randy............................................115 Intramural Basketball, Golf, Ski Club. Teen Club, Quill and Scroll W Waddell. Constance...................................152 Pep Club. Teen Club, Office Service, Spanish Club. Colt Round-up Wagner. Richard......................................118 Teen Club Walker. Doris........................................152 French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Office Service Walker. Greg.........................................152 Walker. Michael......................................152 Wallace, Joan-Central 1962 ..................... 53. 152 Teen Club. Office Service, Office Co-op. Pep Club Wallen, Carole...................................53, 152 Office Co-op, Office Service, Pep Club Ward. Gary........................ 40. 55. 122, 156, 176 Intensive, J. V. Baseball, J. V. Basketball, Jr. Vice Pres., Ski Club. Spanish Club. Varsity Baseball. Varsity Club, Varsity Football Ward. Richard-Bendle 1963.......................152, 157 A Cappella Choir. Stage Crew. VCY Club Warnaar. Constance...............................39. 118 Band, Carousel, Concert Band. King and I, Marching Band. Montage. Orchestra, Pep Club. Spanish Club. My Fair Lady. Colt Round-up Warren. David....................................50. 118 Board of Directors, Bowling. Intensive, J. V. Baseball. Latin Club, Teen Club, Nat. Honor Society. Spanish Club, Student Council. Colt Round-up Watkins. Lowell...................................... Watson, Robert.........................................152 Webster, Emily—Central 1962 .......................... 152 Girls Chorus. Office Service, Latin Club, Teen Club Webster, Judith...................................118. 152 Weir. Leslie-Central 1963 ............................ 152 Montage, A Cappella Choir, Pep Club. Carousel Weisen, Charles...........................53. 59. 152. 174 Dolphin Club. Varsity Swimming. Jr. Red Cross. Teen Club Weeden. Gerald....................................120. 152 Bowling. J. V. Swimming, Intensive. Teen Club, Pep Club Weisner, Richard..................................122. 152 J. V. Football. J. V. Swimming, Intensive. Teen Club. Pep Club Welker, James.....................................122. 152 Varsity Tennis Wells, Ester...........................................152 Wells, Sue.........................................40. 152 Girls Glee Club, Teen Club, Office Service Wesley, Brenda....................................... 152 Pep Club. Teen Club. Spanish Club Whalen. Vaughn.........................................152 Whitaker. Dorothy.................................... Whitaker. Dorothy......................................152 White. Douglas.........................................152 Intensive White. Robert.....................................120. 174 Bi Phi Chem Club. Bridge Club, Dolphin Club. Hoofbeat, Intensive. J. V. Tennis. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Teen Club. Varsity Swimming, Tennis. Colt Round-up Whitworth. James.......................................152 Jr. Red Cross, Teen Club Wilbur. Dale...........................................152 Wilbur. Jay-Central 1962 .................30. 41. 128, 1« Dolphin Club, Intramural Basketball, Pep Club, Ski Chi Teen Club. Wrestling. Courtship of Eddie’s Father Wiles, Judy..............................................1$; Future Nurses, Girls Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Fashi Show, Office Co-op Willett. Robert......................................40. 15} A Cappella Choir. Teen Club Williams. Nancy............................................m Bridge Club. Intensive. Latin Cldb, Office Service, P«y Club. Ski Club. Teen Club Williams, Sherry.........................................l$f Girls Glee Club, Teen Club Wills. Sue...............................................151 Glee Club. Office Service Wilson. Donald........................58. 153. 156. 158, 18) Boys Glee Club, Teen Club, Intramural Basketball, Track. J. V. Football. Varsity Club. Swimming. Varsity Club, Swimming. Varsity Football, Wrestling, Colt Round-j; Wilson, Johnny......................................153. 161 Wilson. Linda............................................151 Office Service, Teen Club Wilson, Marilyn......................................58. 151 Band. Concert Band. Pep Band, Teen Club. Marching Band Office Service, Pep Club, Colt Round-up Wilson. Laurel-Northern 1962.............................151 Teen Club, Office Service Windle, Diana............................................1}} Witten. Donna........................................57. 114 Wohl. Linda.......................................... Hoofbeat, Teen Club. Jr. Red Cross Wolfe, Linda.............................................15} Office Service. Colt Round-up Woodruff. Thomas.........................................151 Marching Band, Stage Crew Woods, Harold........................................ Wooten, Mary......................................... Wright. Donna............................................15J Girls Glee Club, Office Service, Pep Club. Teen Club. Cot Round-up Wylie. ie................... 37. 39. 50. 57. 113, 164, 172 Band. Concert Band. Cadet Teaching, FrenchClub, Marchinf Band, Nat. Honor Society, Orchestra, PepClub. Synchronized Swimming. Teen Club, Colt Round-up. Wind Ensemble Y Yager. Jerome......................................lit Teen Club. Montage York. Lynette—Central 1962 ....................... 15J Office Service. Pep Club. Ski Cli . Teen Club, Knitting Chi Yost, Barbara......................................151 Yost, David....................................... 153 Cafeteria Work Youkhama, Elise....................................15J Young, Dennis.....................................153, 18J Young. George.....................................153. 1« Younger. Amelia....................................153 Z Zimmerman. Judy............................133 192 EDWARDS BROTHERS. INC. Aan Arbor, Michigan