Southwestern High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1965 volume:

Sped rum 1965 Southwestern Community High School Flint. Michigan Volume VI A School In Motion Motion is the pulse of all vital and dynamic existence. It is a part of all activity belonging to man. It is an integral and inescapable part of Southwestern. It is reflected in every second of every minute of every hour of every day, in every action and every thought. There is the motion of people as they move from place to place, as they surge and blend Underclassmen, Seniors, individuals, groups, masses. There is the motion of their cars jamming the parking lot to full capacity. There is the motion of Academics, as the mind moves to adapt itself—from subject to sub- ject, concept to concept, from abstract to con- crete, from basics to philosophy. There is the motion of Athletics—the grace and power of the body running, jumping, swim- ming, tackling, grappling. There is the motion of a bat, a football, a basketball, a golf club. There is the movement of sound and excitement at a game or meet. There is the motion of school Activities— the swirl of the dance or prom, the bustle of clubs, the actions of plays, the excited motion of Colt Roundup. Finally there is the wild and exciting move- ment of spirit beating and quickening as the strides of the colt on this cover. And with this colt, we leave the future of Southwestern, so that with the impetus of six years, future students may speed this colt on to his supreme pace—a relent- less, constantly enduring, driving spirit colt. TABLE OF Academics Underclassmen Seniors Alma Mater CONTENTS Athletics Activities All hail to Flint Southwestern To thee we sing our praise Our hearts are ever faithful. Thy glorious name we raise We'll always show our loyalty. It always shall be our right. We'll always be defenders Of the mighty blue and white. Mrs. Mary Scott, Mrs. Mary Sandell and Mr. Roy McMurray study one of the new textbooks. Mike Montague attempts to do an algebra problem as Mr. Kohlhepp explains. 15 Mr. Gordon Spencer. Mr. Richard Syring. Mr. Harry Hammond, and Mr. Orville Greanya await the outcome of a chemistry experiment. Science Emphasizes Lab Work In recent years the trend has been toward making the science classes, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Physiology. Electronics, and Conserva- tion. consist of more laboratory work and less textbook work. Southwestern is following this trend. The science department sponsors an Elec- tronics Club and a Garden Club. It also en- courages students to take part in the Science Fair, which occurs each year in April. Biology, a study of molecular and organic materials, helps students to understand the de- velopment of nature. Chemistry is the study of inorganic substances and how they affect us. Physics, the fundamental science of the natural world, is a study of the universe, waves, and elec- tricity. Modern science combines many of the sciences and the electronics course combines craftsmanship and theory. 16 SueCurnow, Barb Baese. Eletha Oliver, and Bob Courtemanche. perform an experiment in biology. Mr. Merril Champion, Mr. Lowell Ricky, Mr. Ed Brown. Mr. David Hall, and Mr. Dick Hoag observe a physics experiment. 17 Mr. Garth Frost, Mr. Jack VanderVen, and Mr. Jesse Moore discuss classroom antics of history students. U. S. History teachers Mr. Alton Smith, Mr. Ken Clemens, Mr. Terry Carpenter, and Mr. William Fischer listen as Social Studies Department chairman, Mr. Vincent Abrams discusses new teaching methods. 18 Gail Schulze and Mr. Keith Richardson show corres- ponding points of interest on the globe and map. Mr. Alex Crane adjusts the set for his TV history classes. Exploring The Realm Of The Past And Present Southwestern offers U. S. History, Foreign Relations, and Western Civilization which is correlated with Senior English. U. S. History can be completed during the junior or senior year but it is a requirement for graduation. Foreign Rela- tions. a study of contempory history, focuses on the world situation and the United States part in it. This course is offered for all three years. A new type of history course is being tried. Three classes have joined to make a lecture class. Every other day the students meet to receive a lecture. On the other days they discuss the material. Mr. Ken Clemens relates historical information to combined history classes. Mr. Pat Morris. Mrs. Sue Sevitts. and Mr. Wesley Smith talk about department objectives with P.C.P. counselor. Mr. Howard Hughes (second from right). P.C.P. Students Gain Work Experience P.C.P., the Personalized Curriculum Pro- gram, was organized in 1962 to encourage stu- dents to remain in school and graduate. This is done primarily by three means: small classes, personal attention, and work experience. Approximately 5% of the student body, 120 students, are enrolled in the P.C.P. program. Classes which include English, math, and social studies are in a 15 to I, student-teacher ratio. This makes it possible for the teachers to know the students better and give them more individual attention. Students spend four hours in class and four hours working at local business places. They earn wages and gain working experience. If a student is doing satisfactorily in this class and on this curriculum he may switch to some other program. Mr. Edward Brown, Mr. Ben Martin, and Mr. Roy Tapper! look over magazines used in P.C.P. courses. Miss Martha Todd. Mrs. Helen Murdock, and Mr. Garth Frost complete the list of P.C.P. teachers. Mrs. Jane Chambers. Mr. Scott McCollom. Mr. Joseph Sims. Mr. Robert Ellis, and Mrs. Helene Foster get together for a language conference. Languages Develop Better Understanding In the lab, students studying foreign languages listen to tapes concerning the language that they arc studying. Spanish, French, German, and Latin are the languages offered at Southwestern. Latin is con- sidered a good basis for branching into modern languages and English. The teachers of the mod- ern languages hope to increase the comprehen- sion of grammatical ideas and the fluency of tongue and to create better understanding of the traditions and cultures of the foreign countries. The language laboratory has been newly fur- nished this year with new equipment and is of great assistance to all students studying foreign languages. Tapes of native speakers help to train ears to the pronunciations and accents of the various languages. 21 Business Offers Practical Experience Pounding typewriters, scratching pens, and turning pages, are some of the sounds one hears as he passes the business education classes. The business courses offered at Southwestern are shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, office practice, office co-op. retail sales, sales co-op, business law', notehand, and business math. Each class has been designed with the students' business welfare in mind. These classes provide the practical and useful information that an individual planning a future in business needs before graduation. The co-op program differs from regular class- room work in that it is offered only to seniors. In this program students work in part-time jobs during the afternoon, and at the same time re- ceive school credit, experience, and weekly wages. Miss Lela Withers files information on one of the business education classes as Mr. Eugene Grice. Mr. Edwin Laube, and Mrs. Madeline Duludc look on. 22 Hands with precision in one of the typical typing classes. Mrs. Rcva Goodspccd and Mr. Robert McNamara of the Business Education Department discuss the latest retail sales reports. Mr. Clair Ecklund, Mrs. Elaine Little and Mr. Gary Jacobs review the Business program. 23 Miss Dorothy Breda and Mrs. Sharon Gray bring out volleyballs for their gym class. Special Interests Through participation in physical activities, adapted to his abilities, each student increases his skill in the following areas: control of body move- ment. balance, strength, endurance, speed, flexi- bility, agility, and reaction time. These factors are essential to a neat appearance and a well co- ordinated body that moves smoothly. Each ac- tivity offered has specific value in assisting every student to achieve his maximum in health, physi- cal efficiency, and personal safety. Each student will gain in direct proportion to the amount of interest, effort, and energy he puts forth. Modern vocational classes such as auto shop, machine shop, woodworking, architectural draw- ing, drafting, and printing are offered to students at Southwestern. Students are trained not only for a future job but for practical use in the home as well. The homemaking classes are also proud to turn out many potential home economists and future homemakers of America. Mr. George LeBrasseur, Mr. Frank Mazza, and Mr. Tom Jobson read the game rules for girls' soccer. Mr. Jobson is the Varsity football coach. Miss Roberta Bautal. student teacher Miss Janet Clark, and Mrs. Helen Carpenter examine recipes in a new cookbook. Mr. Bob Diment. Mr. Kermit Baker. Mr. Joe Blaize. Mr. Garfield Newberry. Mr. Homer Randall, Mr. Richard Salmi, and Mr. Bruce Wierman, discuss the accomplishments of industrial arts. The driver education facilities at Southwestern include a driver training course and a tower from which the instructor gives personalized instructions to the individual student. Security Education Provides Basic Training The security education program at South- western consists of driver education, health, and civil defense. These classes are organized and arranged in such a way that they may all be taken in one semester. They are required classes and must be taken before a student can graduate. Some students because of their program of study may have to wait until their junior year to take these courses. Driver education is a two hour program alter- nating class work and actual driving on the range. This enables the student to put into practice the skills that he has learned in class. Health is a basic course in everyday health and problems that a student may encounter in health in everyday life. Civil Defense is a very beneficial class. It gives basic instructions in civil defense and also in first aid. The class material is more firmly implanted by projects illustrating the uses of first aid and stressing the importance of civil defense. 26 Mr. Genyk shows his students a booklet on cancer. Mr. Tom Potter, civil defense instructor, and Mr. George Genyk. health instructor, go over material for their secu- rity education classes. Mr. Stuart Willett and Mr. Dick Evans, driver education instructors, point out that there is a price to be paid for careless driving. 27 Mr. Raymond Roth and Mr. David Holmes pause after a hectic day. The Notes Of This Class Go “Do Re Mi” Miss Vivian Crope practices for one of the choir's concerts. Relaxing music and a friendly atmosphere are both part of the Pops Concert, one of the many programs performed by the instrumental depart- ment. The Marching Band lends support to the players and spirit to the spectators. As soon as football season is over, the Marching Band changes its uniform for that of the Concert Band. Each year A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus display their talents in creative presentations. In previous years Broadway shows and operas have been performed for students as well as the public. Our singers have shown great talent at many public functions. Southwestern is known for its elaborate productions. Talented Artists Express Imagination Planning, and then producing sculptures, etchings, jewelry, and various types of paintings are some of the projects of students in art classes. Each student is encouraged to use his own imag- ination and creativity in developing items that reflect part of his own personality. Many of these items will be used in SW's Montage. This program displays student arts. A central theme is developed and each field is rep- resented. This show is known throughout the state for its fine presentation. Art student, Di Jarrett. paintsas Janie Birdsall looks on. Art Department members, Mr. Joe Blaizeand Mr. Art Koskinen, and student teacher, Mrs. Daleene Meaning, discuss methods of glazing sculptured items. 29 The cafeteria staff: (front row) Mrs. Helen Wilson. Mrs. Agnes Burnash, Mrs. Lillian Hayes. Mrs. Prosia Bayoff. Mrs. Ann Mooney, Mrs. Myrtle Wetenhall. Mrs. Mary Holicki. Mrs. Betsy Wetenhall: (back row) Mrs. May Giese, Mrs. Viba Andrews, Mrs. Florence Hyde.Mrs. Ethel Noseworthy. Mrs. Katy Peltier. Mrs. Ha el Green, and Mrs. Marie Miller. Extra Services Make For A Better School School custodians: (bottom row) Earl Trombley. Ralph Hodges. Jim Akins, Ralph Slussel: (second row) Bill Barrett, Earl Arrasmith, George Zelenbaba, Dick Wittum, Dennis Chis- holm. George Rodgers: (third row) Bill Swan, Warren Lasley (chief custodian). Mala Grizzle, and Dorothy Williams. The office workers are: Mrs. Mildred Smith, financial clerk: Mrs. Bea Hamel, general clerk: Mrs. Kay Kippe, chief clerk: Mrs. Clara Brown, general clerk: Mrs. Mary English, child accounting clerk: Mrs. Dorothy Fitzner, library clerk: and Mrs. Shirley Sumrall, textbook clerk. Mr. Dan Cady, our community director, schedules and Southwestern's librarians are Mrs. Yvonne Herron and supervises most after school and summer activities. Miss Patricia Brain. Southwestern — A School In Motion . . . In Athletics Colt Gridders End Season On High Note The Colls 1964 Varsity Football Squad consisted of the following members: (first row) C. Simmons, D. Perkins, W. Lcmonds, M. Palmer (co-captain), M. Prcsson. M. Lewis, M. Houck. R. Walker. D. Rogers, R. Marve: (second row) P. Barley, J. Langereis, D. Beagle. E. Robinson, D. Wilkinson. D. Caslmon, D. Garty. D. Miller (co-captain). J. Vaughn, A. Renick, W. Bradley: (third row) P. Brousseau. R. Tyler, A new tradition began this year with the Colt Victory flag. After each SW' victory, it is flown for an entire K. Burns, P. Hudspeth. D. King, F. Buckhaltcr, G. Sovey, D. Lindsey, T. Johnson, M. Taylor: (fourth row) D. Kelly, D. Welton, R. Westgate, L. English. L. Galloway, T. Skaff. D. Wood. B. Rose, J. Went- worth, D. Staab. F. Campbell, T. Hartman, J. Berry- man: (fifth row) L. Davis, J. Peters. D. Yancey. D. Bergeron, B. Lott, E. Williams, S. Skinner. D. Hunt. D. Smith, C. Cooper. L. Gilliss. Southwestern's Phil Hudspeth recovers a Bay City Handy fumble to aid in a Southwestern win. After Poor Start The Colts score another touchdown against Bay City Handy. Lee English runs60yards fora touchdown against NW. The Varsity Football coaches for 1964 were: Richard E. Syring, line coach; Robert E. Diment. end coach: Tom Johnson, head coach: Robert P. McNamara, back coach. After getting off to a slow start, the 1964 Varsity Colts came to life. The Colts made a comeback by beating Midland (19-6), after losing their first three games. The Colt gridders also scored impressive wins over Pontiac Central (21-6) and Northwestern (32-6). They slipped by Bay City Handy (14-13). However the Colts lost to their city rivals Northern (13-6) and Central (26-0). Other losses were to Bay City Central (7-0), in spite of a brillant defensive game. Arthur Hill (26-13), and to Saginaw (20-6). Southwestern ended the season third in the City and sixth in the Saginaw Valley Conference. Right halfback Lee English was selected as Most Valuable Player for scoring 30 points during the season and for his fine defensive playing. Fred Campbell also contributed 30 points. Most Im- proved Player for the year was Dave King, and Mike Palmer got the Optimist Award. Jim Vaughn and Bill Bradley will be the captains for '65, replac- ing '64 captains Duane Miller and Mike Palmer. Dennis Bergeron makes another good Kick against Northwestern. 36 Southwestern approached its first annual football game against Northwestern with added incentive—the Victory Vane Trophy was at stake and would go to the victor. The Vane was designed by Susan Bodrie, a Southwestern senior, and consists of a two- pronged vane with a colt and SW at one end, and a wildcat and NW at the opposite end. Mr. Tim Johnson gains valuable yardage needed in the defeat of Bay City Handy. Garret Ebmeyer, SW's principal, and Dr. Jack Mobley, NW's principal, suggested this symbol of exchange between Flint’s two newest high schools. After defeating Northwestern, we proudly dis- played the Vane in the trophy case located oppo- site the cafeteria. The Varsity and Junior Varsity managers of the 1964 football team were (bottom row) Jerry Standfill. Dennis Davy, Douglas Tebbetts, Dwight Atkins: (top row) John Cross, Ken Johnson. Forest Menzing, Coach McGhan. J.V. Colts Secure City Championship The 1964 Colt J.V. Football Squad consisted of the following members: (first row) B. Vollaire, R. Camp- bell, M. Costello, C. Chatmon. T. Baker. L. VonDag- genhausen. R. Langley. J. Dach, J. Holden: (second row) D. Galloway, S. Jones, B. Campbell, J. Hale, J. Bergeron. D. Sovey, T. Vaughn, M. Carswell, H. Stennett. D. Donotto: (third row) Coach Clemens, The 1964 J.V. Football team compiled an over all record of five wins and four losses. The team defeated all three city rivals and accepted the J.V. Football City Championship (that they well de- served) with great satisfaction. Honorary co- captains elected by the squad were Jerry Kramer and Tom Baker. Charles Chatmon was chosen Most Valuable Player and Judson Gamble was chosen Most Improved Player. R. Hicks, K. Crowder, G. McNair, B. MacAdams, R. Farrell, M. Ellithorpe. L. Miller, G. Tobin. Dan McDonald. J. Kramer, R. Garner. G. Johnson; (fourth row) D. White, G. Bodrie, F. Fields, J. Gambill, R. Middleton. R. Vaughn, D. Taylor, L. Thomas, T. Lynn, L. Wood, T. McCrocklin, M. Romincs. J. Brown, Coach Genyk. The J.V. Colts fight hard to maintain the City Championship. 38 Richard Hicks (84) and Manford Costello (82) put the rush on Central's right halfback. Tom Baker is clear for a long yardage run against NW. J.V. Football Record Southwestern 20 Northern 12 Southwestern 13 Bay City Central 47 Southwestern 0 Arthur Hill 18 Southwestern 6 Midland 14 Southwestern 13 Central 0 Southwestern 20 Bay City Handy 12 Southwestern 14 Saginaw 13 Southwestern 0 Pontiac 19 Southwestern 26 Northwestern 19 In the two pictures below the J.V. Colls defeat NW. Sophomores, J. V. Cagers Hope For Varsity Action The Sophomore Basketball team consists of: (front row) Dan Carswell. Dan Kagen, Harvey Stinnett. Tom Baker. Jim Kirk: (second row) Coach Richardson. Arthur Crawford. Robert Garner, George McNair. Tyrone Lynn. Ron Turner, Mel Crowder. Dick Allinger (man- ager): (back row) Al Roberts. Larry Blasdell. Gary McMurray. Bill Bingham (manager). Ron Turner lays up an easy bucket for the sophomore colts. With a 6-9 record the Sophomore basketball team realized too late what a little extra effort can mean to a team. The Sophomore Colts' last two games were lost by only one point and several others by five points or less. At the end of the season, the team met to select the outstanding players. Their choices were: Most Valuable Player, Tyrone Lynn, who led the scor- ing with 180 points in 14 games for a 12.8 average: co-captains, Dan Carswell and George McNair; and Most Im- proved Player. Melvin Crowder. 40 Southwestern J. V. Cagers are: (front row) Tom McCrocklin, Rick Middleton, Jack Dillard. Tom Skaff: (back row) Coach Diment, Ken Crowder, Daryl Smith, Don Hunt, Alan Lynn, Tom Hartman. Bob Morrow, Jerry Kramer. The 1964-65 J. V. Basketball season was one of the best in the Colt's history. The J. V.’s won 10 and lost 6. Tom McCrocklin was the team's top scorer. Tom’s top single game and also the team's best effort of the year was against Pontiac Central when he scored 30 points. The team voted Tom McCrocklin Most Valu- able Player; Tom Skaff and Jack Dillard were voted co-captains for the 1964-65 season. Jerry Kramer was selected as the Most Improved Player. Tom Hartman and Alan Lynn battle for a rebound while Bob Morrow looks on. Don Hunt tips up a rebound for two Colt points. Waiting to give assistance is Rocky Rhodes and Ken Crowder. Colt Varsity Cagers End with Best Season Yet The Varsity basketball team consists of: (kneeling) Skip Malin. Ray West. Larry Davis. Larry Gillis. Jesse Mangham: (second row) Larry Segroves. Mike Franklin. Duncan Beagle, Jim Whitson. Marty Potter. Rick Westgatc, Kurt Saunders; (back row) Coach McMurray, Dennis Bergeron. Carl Hallstrand. Rick Yuillc. Bill McGlothlin. The 1965 Varsity basketball team ended a successful year as District Champion, number two in the Saginaw Valley. The Colts managed to knock off all three of their City rivals at least once and beat every team in the Valley except conference and regional champ, Saginaw. After a slow start, the Southwestern five caught fire at mid-season and downed City champ Northern 60-48 and Valley runner-up Pontiac Central 64-59 in their way to a 14-7 sea- son. It was only last place Flint Central's hex over the Colts that kept them from the City Cham- pionship. The Colts, however, more than evened the score in a 70-53 rout of the Tribe in District play. A six game winning streak was ended in the Regional final as the Colts bowed for the third time to Saginaw, 67-58. Colt City Games Southwestern 61 Central 67 Southwestern 48 Central 69 Southwestern 70 Central 53 (tournament game) Southwestern 75 Northwestern 62 Southwestern 69 Northwestern 61 Southwestern 66 Northwestern 65 (tournament game) Southwestern 58 Northern 64 Southwestern 60 Northern 48 Southwestern 65 Northern 62 (tournament game) 42 A Northwestern player tries to steal the ball. The Colts show off their good defense. Rick Yuille waits for a chance to pass the ball. Larry Gillis displays a talent in dancing as well as in basketball. Shiek Davis backs Wayne Malin as he attempts a 2 pointer. Gillis reaches for a rebound against Northwestern. 44 Larry Gillis goes for a rebound as Jesse Man- gham waits to assist. Shiek fights for the ball against invading team. Gillis attempts jump shot. Rick Yuille hits the floor as the Colts win 66-65 over Northwestern to gain District Championship Trophy. Skip Malin is overjoyed as ball drops into Gillis' hand. The 1965 Tankers consists of the following: (row one) Jim Dever. Jim Ratner. Chuck Dean. Bill Warle, Dick White. Drake Dillcncer. Doug Tippet: (row two) John Liddle, Jim Jamrog, Ed Frickey, Ron Simmons, Tom Ivanoff, Bud Rosenberg, Mike Merrill, Dave Keast, Jack Zerbe. Mike Castro, Ron Rutherford. Bob Fox- worthy, Bruce Blum, Dave W'ilkinson, George Mitch- ell. (row four) Coach Crane, Dan Taylor, Bruce Harbin, Tom Austin. Dale Cox, Tom Pierce, John W'heelhousc, Dave Robinson. Don Ketcham. Tankers Take First In City Competition Dick Darby swims his specialty . . . the back stroke. Tanker Duel Meets Southwestern 68 Central 37 Southwestern 50 Bay City Central 50 Southwestern 47 Saginaw Arthur Hill 58 Southwestern 76 Northwestern 25 Southwestern 53 Midland 52 Southwestern 72 Northern 33 Southwestern 56 Bay City Handy 45 Southwestern 67 Saginaw 38 Southwestern 65 Pontiac Central 40 Southwestern 67 Bay City Handy 38 Southwestern 65 Central 40 Southwestern 55 Saginaw 49 Southwestern 70 Pontiac Central 35 46 Mike Castro practices the butterfly for an up coming meet. I Tom Austin works on his breaststroke. City Championship George Mitchell does a back dive into Southwestern's pool. Southwestern III Central 96 Northern 38 Northwestern 13 Our Colt swimmers started the season with a convincing win over Flint Central. Then they lost two in a row to Bay City Central and Saginaw Arthur Hill for their only losses of the season. At the turn of the '65 phase of the 1964-65 season Southwestern tankers finished out the dual meet season undefeated with eleven straight wins, including the City Title for the second consecutive year in a row. Eary in December Southwestern hosted the Vehicle City Relays and took second place, being beaten only by Lansing Everett. Tom Austin was one of two boys to make the State Finals from the Saginaw Valley Conference schools, and he was voted by his team mates the Most Valuable Player for the 1964-65 season. Other outstanding members of the team were Dick Darby, Mike Castro, Mike Merrill, Tom Pierce, and Bruce Harbin. 47 Wrestlers Gain Experience And Enthusiasm The Colts’ Varsity Wrestling team consists of: (kneeling) Phil Billings. Odell Ruffin, Bob Hamilton, Arthur Gillespie. Warren Smith. Everette Parham; (standing) Vance Truss. Ron Campbell. Larry Henson. Jim Vaughn. Tom Vaughn. Emmanuel Johnson. Coach Genyk. The Southwestern wrestling team gained in experience and enthusiasm during a losing season this year. Time and again the Colts came close to winning but did not have enough strength or experience in the upper weights to win. The competitive attitude of the wrestling team was stimulated by the tremendous effort exhibited by our co-captains. Bill Rose and Emmanuel Johnson. Bill Rose had a fine year by winning the city championship in his weight and also finishing fourth in the regional tournament. Phil Billings ended the season winning a second place in his weight during the Saginaw Valley tournament along with Warren Smith taking third place honors. The co-captains of this year's wrestling team are Bill Rose and Emmanuel Johnson. Colt Wrestling Results Southwestern 17 Saginaw Arthur Hill 21 Southwestern 14 Ainsworth 36 Southwestern 3 Lansing Eastern 49 Southwestern 18 Northwestern 32 Southwestern 5 Ainsworth 40 Southwestern 3 Pontiac Central 45 Southwestern 21 Alpena 27 Southwestern 9 Northern 35 Southwestern 23 Saginaw High 28 Southwestern 21 Central 31 Co-Captain Bill Rose counters a Saginaw opponent. The Colts’ Junior Varsity Wrestling team consists of: (kneeling) Mike Lozon. Tim LaSalle. Rick Sovey: (standing) Dwight Akins (manager). Art Copedge, Judson Gambill. Charles McClinton, Mike Small. Coach Genyk. Colt Harriers—Leaders Of The Pack The 1964 Colt Varsity Cross Country Team contained the following members; (kneeling) Jim Jamrog. Robert Tucker; (standing) Coach Spencer, Armin Troesch. David DeMott, David Johnson, Bill Ferguson, Tom Smith, Paul Jamrog (manager). The 1964 Colt Cross Country team won three dual meets and lost two. The team was led by co- captins Jim Jamrog and Robert Tucker. Jim went on to be voted the most valuable player for the season by his team members. Billie Ferguson, a junior, won the award for the most improved player for the 1964 season. The J.V. team won the City Championship and placed third in the Valley Meet. Tom Smith, Bill Ferguson, and Armin Trocsch pace the Colt Varsity in the City Meet. The J.V. Cross Country Team contained the following team members: (first row) Alan Roberts, William Carpenter. David Lewis, Greg Gaines. Don Matthews, Mike Garland. Mike Gaviglio. Odell Ruffin: (second row) Fred Morgan, Alan Grove, Ernie Kidder, Carlos Macin. Jerry Elder, Robbie Agree, Jimmy Bulter, David Morey. Dick Hughes: (third row) James Wheaton, Mike Hockin, Dallas Anderson. John Rhodes, Wayne Malin. Paul Johnson. James Broden. J.V. Harriers Run Away With City Championship Carlos Macklin. of the Colt J.V. Harriers, tries to catch a Tribe runner during the City Meet. J.V. Standings Southwestern 34 Clio 23 Southwestern 18 Arthur Hill 30 Southwestern 19 Central 38 Southwestern 22 Pontiac 41 Southwestern 15 Northern 50 Colt Netters Take City Title The 1964 Tennis Team consisted of: (kneeling) Jim Harris, Tom Kiem (co-captain. Bob Goldman, Tom Hitch, Dave Csintyan, Gary Sullcnger, Dick Abel, Hank Frey. Pete MacDonald; (standing) Coach Gricius, Den- nis MacDonald (co-captain. Bob Struble. Bob White, Rick Westgate, Norm Notter, Steve Fisk, Dave Wood. With a great team effort the Colts 1964 Team won eight out of ten games. They captured the City Cham- pionship by beating both Central and Northern. The team also took second place in the Class A Regional Meet and third place in the Saginaw Valley. The 1965 Tennis Team looks forward to a promising season even though a large number of last year's letter- men will not be returning. The team will be led to victory by their captain, Tom Hitch. 52 Rick Wcstgatc takes a mighty Colt swing. Dave Csyintan takes a long reach in returning the ball. During a tournament the competition is found to be hard. 53 Colts Baseball Team Rebuilding The Colts 1964 Varsity Baseball Team consisted of the following mem- bers: (Sitting) Dan Welton, Keenan Borg, John Wentworth, Dale Clary. Curt Smith, John Dufelmeir; (Middle Row) Ray Parks, Mike Ramsay, Rod Scott. Bill Rose. Doug Berger; (Back Row) Coach Leach, Fred Campbell, Dennis Bergeron, Tim Reasoner. John Matthews. Dave Green, Jim Whitson. Another slide—and the Colts have scored again! The 1964 Varsity Baseball Team lost the City Championship for the first time in the history of our school. Our over-all record for all games played during the season was 10-7. Tim Reasoner, first baseman, was selected as the most improved player. Tim led the team in the most RBI’s. Fred Campbell and Mike Ram- sey led the team in homeruns. Fred Campbell and Dan Welton were selected as co-captains by the team for the 1965 season. Other returning lettermen include Bill Rose, Jim Whitson, John Wentworth. Dennis Bergeron. Colt Valley Games Southwestern 3 Southwestern 0 Southwestern 7 Southwestern 5 Southwestern 1 Southwestern 3 Central 2 Northern 4 Pontiac 3 Saginaw 2 Arthur Hill 4 Midland 6 Catcher Dale Clary waits for another excel- lent pitch during one of the many practices our baseball team has before each game. An enthusiastic Colt baseball player eagerly awaits his turn at bat. 55 J.V.’s fight hard to maintain last year’s fine record. Southwestern 0 Northern 4 Southwestern I Arthur Hill 4 Southwestern 6 Midland 3 Southwestern 2 Central 3 Southwestern 5 Saginaw 2 Southwestern 7 Pontiac 3 J.V.’s Lack Last Year’s Potential The Colts 1964 Junior Varsity Baseball Team was made up of the following members: (kneeling) Pat Quigley, Bill Bradley, Larry House, Chris Hilden, Tom Day, Dennis Rates, Don Hunt, Larry Seagroves; (second row) Boyd Bumgardner. Dan English. Ross Grafstein, Joe Langereis, Duncan Beagle. Gary Sovey, Jim Lane; (third row) Page Brousscau, Tom Hartman, Keith Rich. Steve Skinner, Roy Dabbs. Tom Skaff, Mike Framklin, Coach Diment. Mr. Whittaker presents the Robert J. Gerholz Award to the 1964 recipient. Mac Farmer. Farmer Receives Gerholz Award For 1964 The 1964 winner of the Gerholz Award was Mac Farmer. He received good grades and var- sity letters in three sports. The directors of ath- letics and the faculty manager of athletics worked together with the coaches, to choose among the other athletes, the boy they felt was best qualified. The Gerholz Award, donated by Robert P. Gerholz when the school first opened, was given to the school to stimulate interest in both the athletic and academic fields. 57 Varsity Wins Valley Relays The members of the 1964 Varsity Track Team are (kneeling) John Bradley. Lee English, Cecil Fowler. Pete Sinclair. William Crawford, James Broden, Larry Davis, William Nan- carron, (manager); (second row) Coach Spencer, George Carlisle, Duane Miller, Doug Yancey, Gary Bosh, Al Renick, Thomas Smith, Mac Farmer, Fred Buckhalter, Coach Mc- Namara; (third row) Jim Vaughn, Layton Galloway, Jerry Smiley, Mike Butler, Roy West, Ernie Williams, Charles Tyler, Dick McGee. ■'Sdr ' ■ igi £ The 1964 Colt Varsity Track Team had an- other fruitful year by capturing the city title, placing first in the Saginaw Valley Relays, fourth in the Regionals, and tieing for second in the state. This year's team expects to retain or better last year's record. Alvin Renick jumps hurdles for city championship 58 The 880 yard relay team (John Brad- ley, Lee English, Gary Bosh, Al Renick, William Crawford) sprints around the track once more in prep- aration for another exciting meet. J.V. Hopes Run High The members of the 1964 Junior Varsity Track Team are (kneeling) Billie Ferguson, Bob Putman, Larry Hillaker, Skip Traynor, Bob Tyler, David DcMoc, Mike Thompson. Victor Johnson, Jerry Smith, Robert Tucker; (second row) Jim Jamrog, Dale Lindsey, Jerome Reeves, John Ruffin, Ken Crowder, Phil Hudspeth, Doug Pollard, Joe Davis, Craig Frank- lin, MikeGaviglio, Dan Siegal; (third row) Gary Welch, Daryl Smith, Mike Hockin, Dave Babieracki, Carlos Macklin, Tom Hopper, Mike Goodhart, Larry Turner, Don Perkins, John Mitchell, David Phillips, Charles Walz. Varsity Golfers Capture Valley Title J.V s Also Show Excellence The Varsity Golf Team consisted of: Bob McGuffin. Jim Gutek. Bob Bernstien, Jim Marsa, Bill Lintz, Coach Kohlhepp. The 1964 Varsity Golf Team captured the City, Re- gional, and Valley Championships with the help of Coach John Kohlhepp. The returning lettermen Howard Kaplan. Bill Lintz, Bob McGuffin, and Jim Marsa are expected to be the backbone of the 1965 team. 60 Jim Gutek prepares to sink a putt as Jim Marsa watches Bob Bernstein smiles as he sees an easy shot onto the green. The Junior Varsity Golf Team consisted of: (kneeling) Marty Potter, Allen Coffin, Jacob Magdell; (standing) Dennis Biller, Barry Simon, Howard Kaplan, Jeff Cossman, Don Rader. Southwestern — A School In Motion . . . Underclassmen Plans for Future Begin Great challenges greeted the new sophomores, as they entered Southwestern for the first time. The class of 1967 met these challenges by electing competent officers who were ready and willing to guide them. These officers organized bake sales and pretzel sales to provide money for their Junior and Senior years. The sophomores have ended the first year prosperously and enjoyably. They are truly look- ing forward to the next two exciting years. Sophomore Class Officers are President Dave Zimmerman, Secretary Judy Joseph, and Vice President-Treasurer Nancy Mullen. Sophomore Class Representatives are Jim Ratner, Sandy Edwards, Cathy Winston, Gayla Edwards, Mary Lou Graff. 64 Keith Adams Pam Adams Donald Adamson Gloria Adcock LeRoy Aglc Robert Agree Dwight Akins Mike Alexander Dick Allinger Samuel Ancira Dallas Anderson Mary Anderson Jerry Armstrong Joe Arnold James Arnould Elaine Arterberrie Joyce Atchley Colleen Auch Jocync Austin Jean Bachmann James Bain Diana Baker Donna Baker Gary Baker Robert Baker Thomas Baker William Baldwin Billy Bankston Marcia Bannister Arnetta Barnett Marie Barnette Kent Barron William Barrow Bryar Bartlett Gary Bassett Marion Bates Benda Batson Robert Bearup Gayle Beaudoin Nancy Becker Ron Beemer Dawn Bennett Dick Bennett Robert Bennett Jerry Bergeron Nate Betts Penny Bickersteth Tami Bickford Bill Bingham Dennis Bishop Karen Bishop Murilyn Bishop Mike Blake Cheryl Blalock Larry Blasdell Terry Blasdell Ron Blom Greg Bodrie Jacqueline Bogart Gretchen Bohm Sandy Bolanowski John Boler Richard Bonner 65 Margie Bowman Ralph Boyd Susan Boyd Deborah Bracy Glenda Bradford Linda Brady Barbara Brain Diane Bratcher Jeanette Brayan Nancy Brevard Y-e-e-e-e-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a! Sandy Bridgeford Donna Bristol David Broadmax Larry Brough Joe Brown Margaret Brown Richard Brown Robert Brown Samuel Brown Phil Bruder Kathy Brumley Brenda Buckner Greg Buffey Suzi Burgess Karen Burns Jere Bush Terry Bush Sandra Bush Janet Businski Jimmy Butler Bernice Butterwick Julie Cadien Pat Caine Clyde Calvin Burl Campbell Clarence Campbell Ron Campbell Sheila Campbell 66 Buddy Canada Wilma Canterbury bred Carlisle William Carpenter Russell Carney Dick Carrill Daniel Carswell Linda Carter James Cartwright Doug Casabon Kathy Caserio Brenda Cayson Charles Chatmon Tom Cheek Robert Christie Janeene Clark Donald Clarke Karen Cleff Jcannine Clyne Susan Cmelo Linda Coates Jennie Cobb Diann Cochran Warren Cocking Charles Collins Jennifer Collins Dennis Combs MikeConaton Jack Conley Doris Conner Penny Connors Jennell Cook Lloyd Cook Cheryl Cooper Nclda Cooper Ken Copeland Manford Costello Charles Cotton Mark Cottrill Gus Counelis Robert Courtemanche Dennis Covert Cheryl Crane Darlene Crittenden Judy Crooks Melvin Crowder Bradley Cummings Judy Cummings John Darch Doug Daniel Sherman Dantzler Fred Darland Kenneth Davis Linda Davis Dennis Davy Marsha Davy Chuck Dean Julie Dean Russell Dean Linda Dearing Carol DeLorenzo Dorothy Demers Robert Demott 67 Jacqueline Edwards Sandra Edwards Ronald Eitel Jerry Elder Linda Elliott Naomi Elliott Mike Ellithorpe Sue Elrod Steve Emmel Jennie Emmert Mark Engelman Sonya English Elaine Epperson Julie Evans Wayne Evans Janet Everhart Raymond Faber Jack Fakes Carl Falk Carl Farmer Mike Farney Rick Farrell Sandra Ferguson Sandy Ferro Janet Fetters Rosemary Finley Diane Fisher Mark Fisk Karen Dennis Juli Dennison Greg Derderian Lynda Deseo Jim Dever Richard Dial Virginia Dial David Diamond Carol Dickerson Jean Dickerson Mike Diffcn Margaret Dilley Jerry Dixon Darrell Dixon Joanne Domke Tim Donoho Mary Dotson Lu Dougherty Eleanor Dowell William Downs Davia Drewyer Dewey Drinkard Carol Driskill Gearge Dubenion Carol Dublin Tom Dufelmeier Carol Dumanais Sharon Dunn Tom Dunn Andy Durkee Linda Dymanski Laura Easter Delmar Eddy Gayla Edwards 68 Larry Fleming Shelagh Flood Michael Florida Mike Fohey Caroline Fohey Linda Follcn Marty Foster Willie Foster Don Furnier Gary French Mark French Fddie Frickey Harriet Fulkerson Bonnie Fulner Tom Fuller Linda Gaines David Galloway Wendall Galloway Judson Gambill Connie Gardner Robert Garner Kathryn Garfi Shirley Garmon Alan Gates Jeff Gates Richard Geisert Gayle George Jacqueline Gerow Larry Gibson Joseph Gills Arthur Gillespie Kathleen Gillespie Lucinda Gleason Terry Gold Sharon Goldberg Bill Golombeski Paul Gonyea Susan Grace Mary Graff Carolyn Grambush Cathy Green Nova Green Georgia Hobson didn't have any trouble deciding which ring to buy. Delores Greenmax Barbara Gregory Peggy Gregory Napoleon Groleau Alan Grove John Gruenre Connie Guilmettc Verna Gullell Rosemary Hackett Cathy Haddon Jeff Hale Bob Hall Harvey Hall Marilyn Hallelt Lee Hampton Peggy Harbin Bob Hardacre William Hardisty Mike Hardy Julie Harper Peggy Harris Gary Hart Mark Harvey Cornelia Hatter Robert Haynie Jack Hays Francine Henderson Johnnie Hcndlcy John Hendricks Darell Hensley Larry Henson Margaret Herron Richard Hicks Barbara Hill Judy Hill Linda Hill Joe Hildebrand William Hirsch Peggy Hitt Carole Hoat Georgia Hobson Minnie Hodges Nancy Hodges Johanna Hoelscher Bill Holley Drew Holliday Mary Hollingcr Pat Hollins Catherine Hollis Marsha Holsten Stefie Holtslander Kathy Hope Ray Hopper Sally Hottois Pat Houck Ronald House Ken Howe Artie Howell Stephen Howell Judy Hubbard Mark Hubbard Lezang Huddleston 70 Peggy Huddleston Betty Huff Chris Hughes Rick Hughes Roger Hunt Larry Hyde George leke Pam Imler Kathy Jackson Charles James Kendrick James Mike James Wendy Jamrog Janis Jaworski Beverly Jemerson Emma Jimmerson Susan Johns Dean Johnson Gary Johnson India Johnson Jerry Johnson Randy Johnson Sally Johnston Glenn Jones Golie Jones James Jones Steve Jones Judy Joseph Junior Class Representatives sell calories to the students. 71 Sandy Justin Danny Kagcn Jeffery Kaluza Sandy Katrinic Ellen Katz David Keast Richard Keel Janet Kelley Michaelc Kelly Martha Kendrick Gearldean Kennedy Karen Kerchmar Dorothy Keys Ernie Kidder Joanne King William King Candace Kinney Jim Kirk Susan Kivesh Paulette Klamert Richard Knopc Bob Kollhoff David Koski Jack Kosta Peter Kott Connie Kozma Jerry Kramer Penny La Mar Christine LaMay Carol Lamb Ronald Lamb Linda Lande Linda Lang Rod Langley Stephanie Larkin Janet La Roqeque Tim LaSalle Elizabeth Laundre Bob Leach Bob Lcamy Donna Lee Madeline Lee Linda LeGault Mary Leonard Linda Lesiewiez David Lewis Kathy Lewis John Liddlc John Liddle Allen Linn Ray Livingston Kathleen Locke Carol Loftin Ed Long Rick Loris Mike Loynes Michael Lozon Karen Luketich Ron Lundegren Tyrone Lynn Mark MacConnell Greg MacDonald Vicki MacMillan 72 Carol Madison Robert Main Ellen Major Skip Malin Sharon Malone Larry Manasco Diann Mangham Jill Manker Carolyn Manuel Marcia Marr Jeanic Marsh Kathy Martin Arthur Matthews Donald Matthews Greg Maul Ronald Maxey Bernard McAdams Jim McAra ■ 4 k ' — New tradition flies high at Southwestern. 73 Ken McBride Charles McClinton Sue McCollum Tom McCrocklin Jerry McDaniel Dan McDonald Jimmie McGee Ann McGivera Bruce McIntosh David McIntosh Dennis Mclvor Candy McKibbin Randy McKibbin Stephen McKay Gayle McKinstry Al McLaren Mary McLcmore Gary McMurray George McNair John McNair Lois McMurray Does snow really fly in September? This “snow does! 74 Lee McWilliams Ken Meeks Steve Melton Shari Merritt Suzanne Mertz Brenda Metevier Joann Michael Rick Middleton David Miller Eric Miller Georg Miller Gloria Miller Lavern Miller Linda Miller Rosemary Miller Cheryl Minner George Mitchell Gerald Mitchell Beatrice Mixon Ella Dora Morales Dan Montague Jadie Moore David Morey Don Morlcy Rhonda Morris Robert Morrow Duane Munday Nancy Mullen Ron Musgraves Robert Naismith Kurt Nelson Carol Ncwhart Polly Niergarth Kenneth Norris Dennis O’Keefe Aletha Oliver Renee Olsen Pat O'Malley Gerry O'Neil Terry O'Neil Sue Osher Marcia Ottke Rena Owens James Palawski Jill Parks Paula Partridge Barbara Patterson Helen Patterson Roy Peck Linda Pendergraff Lutullus Penton Sue Penzin Kim Perkins John Perry Raymond Perry Sheila Pettigrew 75 Linda Phegley Don Pilacura Arthur Pitts Hubert Pitts Sam Plume Larry Poston Margaret Potter Duwayne Promenchenkel Sandra Putman Linda Putt Ldwin Quinn Dianne Racine Bessie Rankin Beverlee Ranowski Jenny Ransburgh Jim Ratner Gloria Reid Jeff Reila Michael Rcnick Terry Reno Thomas Revoir Ramon Rios Cheryl Riskin Brenda Ritchie Carol Rittenbury Allan Roberts Greg Robertson Don Rockwell Rocky Rodes Charles Rogers Michael Romines Ron Root George Rose Tom Rose Dennis Ross Frances Ross Rod Rothermcl Margaret Rotter Janis Rudd Odell Ruffin Bill Russ Randall Russell Charlie Russian Connie Rutledge Thomas Ryckman Marcos Salazar Michele SaLerno Barbara Samples Dorlene Santa Michael Sawyer Sharon Schanick Catherine Schmaler Deraid Schnepp Helga Schuller Ray Scott Sue Scott Jack Seder Teresa Sharon Sharon Sharp Dael Sheffer Marsha Shur Ron Simmons 76 Future artists develop their skills. Christine Simons Donna Simpson Alberta Sims Shirley Sims Toni Sims Horst Slippert Mike Small Angela Smith Barbara Smith Douglas Smith Floyd Smith Greg Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Markaye Smith Martha Smith Ron Smith Rosalind Smith Steve Smith Timothy Smith Tom Smith Warren Smith Anthony Smylor Billy Snider Richard Sovey Sowles Melanie Susan Spafford Anthony Spitzley Robert Spodcn Marcia Sprague Don Somers Pola Sorkin Jerry Stanfill Glenn Stantiford Pam Starr Phillip Steele Carol Steingracber Ronald Stewart Harvey Stinnett Katherine Stockbridgc Sharon Stocker Donna Stokes David Storgoff Bruce Storm Larry Stotts Stan Strange Scott Stricter Bethany Strong Douglas Subora Phillip Suchy Joy Suggs Karen Swain William Sweet George Swift Jim Sweezea Terry Sydenham Rick Szabo Bob Taylor Clint Taylor Dan Taylor Doug Taylor Ned Taylor Sam Taylor Ted Taylor Robert Terryah Terrie Thai Nancy Thayer Harvey Thendorc Ann Thomas Lloyd Thomas Toby Thompson Doug Tippett Greg Tobin Sheila Tomlinson Cynthia Topham Pete Torres Ruben Torres 78 Richard Town Caria Townsend Larry Trout Larry Truelt Shcrcatha Tucker Brent Turner Dixie Tune Greg Turnball Ronald Turner Roy Turner Julia Twitty Bruce Tyler Alan Urick Duane Urquhart Mona Urquhart Brenda Vallairc Anita Vandevoorde Thomas Van Hamlin Susan VanHarn Raymond Vaughn How did that get there???????????? Thomas Vaughn Martha Vauter Barbara Vcrdier Ted Vert Kathy Vincent Larry Vincent 9 Lothar Von Daggenhausen Mike Vorhies Bob Voto Dale Vronch Mike Waddle Odie Wade 79 Chris Waggoner Pat Wagoner Marty Walden James Walker William Walker Nedra Wallace Joe Wandrie Marsha Warden Bill Warle Bob Warlick Sandra Warren Sheila Watkins Ron Watson Lynn Weaver Roland Weaver Lewis Webb Randy Wcidner Debbie Welch Don Welch Robert Welch Janice Werbe Linda Whalen Teresa Whitcraft Bettie White Dennis White John White Richard White Sharon White Brenda Williams Bruce Williams Charles Williams Charles Williams Christine Williams Evelyn Williams Jerry Williams Robert Williams Roger Williams Roy Williams Roy Williams Walter Williams Larry Wilson Sharon Wilson Sheila Wilson Karla Windle Cathy Winston William Wolfe Larry Wood Patty Wood Sandra Wood Richard Woods James Wray Linda Yager John Yiannatji Bethany Youmans Barbara Young Ben Youn Linda Young James Zachery John Zerbe David Zimmerman 80 The Junior Varsity cheerleaders hope that the J.V. Colts have enough time to score once more. Juniors Reach Goals The caramel apple, candy cane, pretzel, and bake sales have kept the Junior Class busy. They have enabled them to have a memorable year and a successful Couples Dance in May. The Juniors anticipate the exciting and hectic oncoming Senior year with ready enthusiasm. The officers, representatives and other mem- bers have worked together to create a model class for the future underclassmen. President Jonathon Bacon, Secretary Sandy Gillespie, and Vice President-Treasurer Linda Tossey. Class Representatives are Cindy Edwards, Cindy Burgess, Duncan Beagle. Sue Lane, Susan Holtzkemper. and Sally Morris. 82 Dennis Ackerman Janis Ackerman Larry Adams Ralph Allen Joe Allmond Leon Anderson Pamela Anderson Robert Anderson Pat Anthony Rass Anthony Vicki Apostol Gary Ardesson Lonnie Armstrong Dale Aurand Michele Austin Cheryl Ayliffe Dave Babieracki Margaret Bachmann Roger Back Jonathon Bacon Barbara Baese Bonnie Baker Sally Baker Pamela Baliko Jerry Batson Duncan Beagle Chris Beaudoin Beth Beland Connie Bell Dave Benoski Dennis Bergeron Luanne Berstein Dana Berry Gene Berry Phillip Billings Dennis Bishop Roberta Blake Steve Blevins Marlene Bluford Robert Boegner Patsy Boggess Tom Bois Jack Bollinger Dennis Bondarnko Gary Bosh Raymond Bowe Paul Bowles Ron Bowman David Boyd Douglas Boyd Mary Boyle Robert Bozeman Bill Bradley Glenda Bradley Sharon Brady Terry Braun Regina Brcckenridgc Craig Brethauer Tracy Brewington James Broden Rosemary Broniak Ernest Brooks Harold Broosseau 83 Barbara Brown Cindy Brow n Eddie Brown Jim Brown Roger Brownfield Dallas Brownson Joe Bryant Cynthia Burgess Jennifer Burleigh Donna Burnett Marilyn Burns Carol Butterwick Gary Caldwell Michele Caldwell Audrey Campbell Dave Campbell Marvilyn Carr Martha Carrasco Don Carrington John Castle Sally Chamberlain Denna Chappie Dan Chasteen Larry Cheney Jason Childress Dennis Christensen Pete Christich Sara Clark Vickie Clay James Cleveland Allen Coffin Janiece Conaton Arthur Copedge Paula Cordell Marilyn Corder Whirlwind activities begin with the Get Acquainted Dance. Dianne Costello Janice Conner Linda Cottrill Harriet Craig Ron Craig Arlene Crandall Peggy Crank Arthur Crawford Sheila Cronkright Dennis Cross Kcnnith Crowder Linda Culver Celia Cummings Susan Curnow Cheryl Dabbs Jo Ann Dach Roger Daniels Dayne Davis James Darr Mike Day Tom Day Greg De Moss David DeMott Connie Dennis Paul Dennis Linda DeWar Dennis Dewey Linda Dick Cheryl Dickenson Jack Dillard Drake Dillender Lynn Doll Glenda Dorris Dorothy Dotson Retha Douglas Chuck Douglass Gail Downing Doug Drago David Dreasky Willis Drinkard Susan Dublin Darwrn Dujik Larry Dulude Juanita Dunckel Paula Durish Joe Dye Margaret East Linda Easterwood Carol Eddy Jeff Edgley Cynthia Edwards Juanita Edwards Sandy Elfstrom James Elliott Cherell Elston Ella England Danny English Linda Engstrom David Emerick Harrey Emmel Robert Ernst Dennis Farrel Janice Farrow 85 Greg Ferguson William Ferguson Jeralynn Fisher Sheron Fishier Gail Flemming Linda Flisher John Florida Richard Floyd Robert Floyd Edwin Folaron Nancy Folaron Teresa Fowler Art Francis Michael Franklin Diane Frashour Charlene Frazier Kim French Hank Frey Myra Fry Al Fulghum Sandy Fullwood Gregory Gaines Stephanie Garfield Michael Garland Pamela Garland Tom Garty Mike Gaviglio Lynne Gearhart Tom Geisert Ava Gellis Phyllis Gentry Dan Germain Michael Gibbons Gaylen Gibson W ith the help of Tom Palmer, Bret Holtslander, and Den nis Bollinger, the Hoofbeat meets its deadline. Linda Gibson Larry Gilbert Jillaine Gillespie Sandy Gillespie Larena Gilliss Ed Gilmore Marilyn Golden Robert Goldie Michael McNamara Gary McNcnly Jacob Megdell Pamela Merritt Linda Merron Karen Meyer Viola Milburn Gloria Miller Joan Miller Richard Miller Robert Miller Theresa Miller Ronald Mills Beverly Mitchell Erina Mitchell JocAnn Mitchell John Mitchell Leslie Mitchell Gladys Mitzel Michael Montague Barbara Moore Freddie Morgan Ollie Morris Sally Morris Jimmie Mosley Charlotte Moss Sharon Mozak Patricia Mulhcrin Carol Muma Kathy Murphy James Murray Dennis Muse Dennis Musgraves Juanita Myers Jenny Nelson Judie Nelson Sue Nelson Tim Nelson Penny Neuman Douglas Newbury Greg Newhart Mike Newman Rhonda Nitzchke Martha Notman Mike O'Boyle Barb Olds Dan O'Leary Larry Orr Marilyn Osborne George Overman JoAnn Overman Gail Pack Greg Packer John Pakkala Diane Panos Irma Pape Jack Parks Dan Pattee Dan Patterson Vernon Payne Rick Pearse Joyce Pearson Roy Pearson 91 Theresa Pearson Clara Peck Renac Pegues Kim Penoyer Vorbalinda Penton Donald Perkin Tom Perkin Diana Perry Ronald Perryman Carol Peterson John Peterson Stephanie Peterson Richard Petriken Russell Pintacura Judy Ploof Robert Ploof Gaynelle Pochod ay Ronald Pollard Jerielynn Ponder Laura Porteous Ron Poston Shirley Powell Mary Prance Sharon Pratt Linda Price Linda Priser Energy + Enthusiasm = Juniors Larry Promenchenkel Joyce Pruett Marilyn Pruett Gary Purcell Bonnie Quick Margie Quick Rita Quinn David Randolph Pat Reed Jerome Reeves Alvin Renick Robert Revenaugh Nancy Reynolds Doris Rhodes Ron Rice Judy Ricks Tom Riddle Juanita Riley Gary Rinker Veronica Roach Judi Roberts Karen Robinson Jean Robinson Dave Robison John Rogers Darlene Ross Marcina Ross Mary Ross 92 Bobby Rouse Carol Royce Roger Ro inski Phyllis Rudd Rod Rushton Linda Rutherford Jane Ryle Paul Sage Kathy Sapp Joan Schiff Chris Schramke Ted Schramm Carl Schlicting Jill Schwartz Duane Scowden Jeff Searles Jennifer Sheets Sharon Sherrer Hazel Shoals George Shoops Max Shoup Daniel Siegel Shirley Simmons Sharon Simons Barb Simpson Claudie Sims Jean Siomiak June Siomiak Tom Skaff Isaac Skinner Steve Skinner Gerald Sly Barbara Smith Christine Smith Daryl Smith Gary Smith Karen Smith Lyle Smith Sue Smith Anita Smylor Rosemary Songer Lea Sorkin Marie Spangler Suzanne Spears Gary Spence Lori Spencer Sheila Spencer Ronald Sprague Sherry Stacey Roy Stafford Cynthia Stanley Dave Stanley Eric Stamford Karen Stepanek Julia Stetz Herb Stevens Geraldine Stevenson Linda Stephenson Sue Stewart Ron Stimpson Tom Stiverson Penny Stockton Nancy Strahle 93 Cathy Tucker Karen Tucker Marty Tucker Tom Tuffort John Turner Beverly Tyler Matilda Valde Bill Stratton Gary Strauss Mary Jo Stricter Tom Sturgeon John Sutkay Jan Taylor Max Taylor Sandra Taylor Sarah Taylor Tom Taylor Robert Terrian Ivy Thomas Nancy Thomas Tom Thomas Ja Thompson Michael Thompson Linda Tossey Penny Traynor Lois Troxler Yvonna Toler Louie Troutt Kay Valentine John Vanderwyst Jim Vaughn Ron Veal Arturo Villalpando Joseph Villalpando Dennis Vincent Jan Waggoner Kenneth Wahntland Duane Walker James Walker June Walker Michael Walker David Wallace Elaine Wallace Vickie Walwrath Don Walworth Charles Walz Henry Wandrie Elise Warle Barb Warren Loretta Watkins Sandy Watkins Pat Wearer Cynthia Webster Gary Welsh Jim West Roy West Chris Weston Jim Wheaton Donald White Mike Wilbur Richard Wilbur Barry Williams Beverly Williams 94 Robbie Agree and Leroy Maxey seemed to have saved their homework until the very last. Ernest Williams Jimmie Williams John Williams Melinda Williams Jerry Willhelm Darla Willis Al Wilson Mary Jo Wilson Rose Winer Wayne Winston Pamela Wise Mary Witcher Susan Witten Diane Wooden George Worley Lewis Wright Sharen Wright Barbara Wycoff Douglas Yancey Kirby Yarbrough Carolyn Young David Young Joann Young Jean Young Bob Youmans Linda Zike 95 Concert Band Marching Band Wind Enscmable Hamilton, Robert Hamm. Marsha.............................164 Harbin. Bruce........................... 164 Band Colt Round-up Dolphin Club Pep Club Teen Club Varsity Club Varsity Swimming Harding. Nancy............................143 A Cappella Choir My Fair Lady Southwestern Sixteen Singers Teen Club Hardison. Elda.............................164 Harper. Susan..............................164 (XIice Service Teen Club VCY Club Harrington. Sally......................... 164 Colt Round-up Pep Club Retailing Co-op Teen Club Harris. Sharon.............................164 Bowling Office Service Teen Club Harvey. Albert.............................165 Retailing Co-op Teen Club Harvey. Doug...............................165 Teen Club Harwood. Pamela............................144 A Cappella Choir Bridge Club Junior Red Cross-Treasurer Literary Society My Fair Lady Pep Club Ski Club Writer's Club Hasbrouck. Barb..........................139 Board of Directors Bridge Chib Colt Round-up Election Board Knitting Club Latin Club National Honor Society Officer-Sophomore Senior Representative Office Service Pep Club Ski Club Spanish Club Student Council Teen Club Hassctt. Pal.............................165 Pep Club Teen Club Hatter. Ronnie Havener. Daniel Hawkins. Freddie Hawkins. Jessie Hays. Ed.................................143 National Honor Society Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Wrestling Hazel. Judy Healey. Cliff..............................165 Debate Teen Club Red dins. Jean.............................165 Office Service Teen Club Haginbottom. Marge.........................133 Band-Rank Leader Colt Round-up Concert Band French Club Kntttlr Club Marching Band-Rank Leader National Honor Society-Treasurer Office Service Orchestra Pep Club Teen Club Wind Ensemble Heidepriem, Bob.........................165 Transfer from Dca Moines. Iowa Bowling Intramural CoU Junior Varsity Football Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Heiss. Bradford Helgeson. Dianne..........................165 Helmskay. Lester..........................165 Colt Round-up Intramural Golf Ski Club Teen Club Henderson. Linda..........................165 Cadet Teaching Ski Club Synchronized Swimming Henry. Vicki............................. 145 Office Co-op Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Henson. Hubert Herron. Florence..........................I 5 Office Service Hicks, Walter............................. Higgins, Juanita..........................165 Colt Round-up Girls Glee Club Office Co-op Teen Club Highgate. Helen.......................... 165 Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Hillaker. Bob Colt Round-up Courtship of Eddie’s Father Teen Club Hitch. Tom................................140 Colt Round-up Intramural Basketball Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Tennis-President Varsity Club Varsity Tennis—Captain Hitchcock. Bill...........................165 Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Office Service Ski Club Teen Club Wrestling Hoag. Dennis..............................165 Hobson, Connie........................... 165 Office Co-op Office Service Teen Club Hobson. Jerry.............................166 Pep Club Teen Club Hodge. Janet............................. 166 Pep Club Hodge. Mike...............................16« A Cappella Choir Deep Harmony Boys Junior Varsity Football Hornke, Paul Teen Club Hohn. Bobby................................166 Junior Varsity Football Hosie. Linda Office Co-op Office Service Holliday. Gregory Holliday. Lorrainne........................166 Colt Round-up Fashion Show Knitting Club Pep Club Teen Club Holloway, Bob............................. 166 Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Football Spanish Club Teen Club Holloway. Vicki...........................166 Art Club Montage Pep Club Teen Club Holsten. Janet............................166 Holts lander, Bret........................166 Holtslander, Kathy....................... 16« Cadet Teaching Office Service Teen Club Homer. Nancy............................. 146 Transfer from fmlay City. Mich. Band Montage Orchestra Hooka. Mike..............................16« Hopkins, Jerry...........................166 A Cappella Choir Teen Club Horner. Bill.............................144 Ski Club Teen Club Hosie. Linda ............................167 Houck. Mike ............................ 148 Colt Round-up Courtship of Eddie's Father Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Montage Pep Club Teen Club Varsity Club Varsity Football House, Larry.............................167 Huddleston. Gwendalyn....................167 Office Service Teen Club Hudson. William..........................167 A Cappella Choir Bowling Deep Harmony Boys Montage Southwestern Sixteen Singers Teen Club Hylen. Tim................................167 Bowling Coll Round-up Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Latin Club Office Service Pep Club Ski Club Swimming Teen Club I Ingram. Shirley Isham. Melinda..........................167 Bowling Office Co-op Pep Chib J Jackson. Betty.............................167 Colt Round-up Orchestra Spanish Club Teen Club Jackson. Carole............................167 Transfer from Northern Bridge Club Spanish Club Spectrum Writer's Club Jackson. LeRoy Boys Glee Club Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Varsity Club Varsity Football Jacobson. Lois...........................167 A Cappella Choir Colt Round-up My Fair Lady Office Service Southwestern Sixteen Singers Jager, Paulette...........................167 Colt Round-up Office Co-op Pep Club Teen Club James. Susan..............................167 Knitting Club Pep Club Jamrog, James.............................167 Coll Round-up Cross Country Dolphin Club Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Swimming Office Service Swimming Teen Club Track Varsity Club Varsity Swimming Jarrett. Di................................167 Montage Pep Club Ski Club Jenkins. Linda Colt Round -up Jasiow. Barry.............................167 Jaworskl. John............................167 Jenkins. Linda............................167 Latin Club Pep Club Jennings, George Jensen. Alice.............................168 Johnson. David............................168 Cross Country Montage Track Johnson. Emmanuel Johnson. Jacqueline.......................168 Johnson, Kenneth..........................168 Colt Round-up Manager-Swimming Football-Head Manager Johnson. Linda............................148 Johnson. Mark.............................142 Band Colt Round-up Concert Band Dolphin Club Marching Band Orchestra Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Track Wind Ensemble Johnson. Mary Johnson, Gwendolyn Johnson. Sherry...........................168 Johnson. Tim..............................147 Coll Round-up Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Football Track Varsity Club Varsity Football VCY Club Jones. Bee...............................168 Band Concert Band Marching Band Jones. Chuck.............................141 Auto Club Jones. Jerry.............................168 Jones. Marlene...........................168 Bowling Colt Round-up Office Service Teen Club Jones. Nancy 195 Jones, Shirley Footlights Club Southwestern Sixteen Singers Art Club Office Service Teen Club Bowline Pep Club VCY Club Montage Spectrum Leineke. Kay Office Service Synchronised Swimming Office Co-op Jones. William . 168 Knight. David Synchronized Swimmii Intramural Basketball Teen Club Teen Club Teen Club Kollen. Linda 171 Lemonds, Wayne 172 Wrestling Koplen. Bruce 171 A Cappella Choir Jory. Roger . . 168 Kordee, Sharon . Colt Round-up Auto Club Band Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Knitting Club My Fair Lady Judson. Tom . . 14« Marching Band Teen Club Julson. Janet . . 142 Office Service Varsity Club Colt Round-up Orchestra Wrestling Office Service Pep Band Lestewics, Wayne Pep Club Pep Club Lealewics, Dennis Ski Club Spanish Club Letts. Nelson Teen Club Teen Club Lewis. Ossie Kowulcyk, Steve Lewis, Virginia .172 K Auto Club Future Nurses Club Kales, Lawrence . . 1«8 Band Office Service Kaplan. Howard . . 13« Montage Pep Club Colt Round-up Pep Band Ski Club Golf Teen Club Lindsey. Dale 172 Intensive Intramural Basketball National Honor Society L Junior Varsity Football Karpus. Mary . . 168 La F la me, Terry 13« Ski Club Office Service Footlights Club—Secretary Teen Club Teen Club French Club-Vice-President Track Karsoe, Tom Montage Varsity Football Bowling National Honor Society Lint . Bill 142 Bridge Club Office Service Golf-Varsity French Club Pep Club Latin Club Teen Club Spanish Club-President Teen Club Keel. Patricia Student Council-Senior Class Vice -President Varsity Club Kellar, Becky Teen Club Lipe. Connie .172 Future Nurses Club Lareesfteld. Russell 171 Office Service Girls Glee Club Art Club Little. Verna 172 Pep Club Band Locke. Carol 147 Spanish Chib Colt Round-up Office Co-op Teen Club Concert Band Office Service Keller. Bettie . . . 1«8 Marching Band Lucas. Donna 172 Girls Glee Club Montage Pep Club Colt Round-up Pep Club Ski Club Future Nurses Club Ski Club Teen Club Junior Red Cross-Secretary Teen Club Lucaaae. Margaret 172 Latin Club—Vice-President Landis. John Office Co-op Office Service Band Pep Club Retailing Co-op Concert Band Teen Club Teen Club Intensive Lundgren. Jerold 172 Kellow. Tony Latin Club A Cappella Choir Intramural Basketball Marching Band Concert Band Teen Club Pep Band Marching Band Kelly. Carol Pep Club Orchestra Pep Club Teen Club Luther. Mary 172 Spanish Club London. Linda Lynn. Shirley Synchronised Swimming Lane. Jim Colt Round-up Teen Club Board of Directors Pep Club Kelly. Dennis 145 Colt Round-up Teen Club Colt Round-up Election Board M Dolphin Club Intramural Basketball M Election Board Junior Varsity Baseball Macek. Carol 172 Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Student Council-President Office Service Macek, Gary Teen Club Pep Club Mac kiln. Yolanda 172 Varsity Club Spanish Club Magee. Pat 149 Varsity Football Student Council Courtship of Eddie's Father Varsity Swimming Teen Club French Club Kelly. Lawrence Uuigerels, Mary Montage Transfer From Northern National Honor Society My Fair Lady Teen Club Office Service Office Service Kendrick. Sandra . .169 Pep Chib Pep Club Kenebrew. Claudiae .169 Ski Club Ski Club Teen Club Teen Club Spanish Club Kerry. Lee . . 169 Larsen, Linda 141 Teen Club Teen Club Future Nurses Club Main, Dianne 172 Kerry. Lynne 169 Ski Club Talent Show Transfer from W'ausaw. Wisconsin Teen Club Malimecht. Kay 199 Office Co-op Lab Assistant Colt Round-up Kersey. Mancathertne LaSalle. Linda Future Nurses Club Office Service Colt Round-up Intensive Teen Club Fashion Show Knitting Club Kersy, Maureen . . 169 Future Nurses Club Literary Club Teen Club Homecoming-Court National Honor Society Ketcham, Don Office Service Spanish Club Transfer from West Branch. Mich. Pep Club Mann. Mary 172 Katcham. David Ski Club Teen Club Transfer from West Branch. Mich. Spanish Club Mansfield. Du Wayne Keys. Michael Student Council Marcistewshi, Fred .172 King. David Teen Club Teen Club Teen Club Lasley, Brenda Marsha. James 172 Varsity Club Office Service Marshall. Arlene .172 Varsity Football Laundre, Kendra Transfer from Linden. Mich. Kingsbury. JlU Bridge Club Band Transfer from Ainsworth Cadet Teaching Girls Glee Club Art Club Intensive Concert Band Carousel Spanish Club Footlights Club Montage Our Hearts Were Your L Gay Future Nurses Club Office Service Lavanway, Linda 171 Marching Band Kish. Debbie Lawrence. Linda VCY Club-Officer A Cappella Choir Art Club Martin. Connie Cadet Teaching Footlights Club Martin, David 173 Colt Round-up Teen Club Intramural Basketball Montage Ledford. Edna Stage Crew My Fair Lady Lee. Shirley Teen Club Office Service LeCault. Sandy Martin. Dennis 173 Sourthwestern Sixteen Singer's Chess Club Colt Round-up Kivesh. Linda . . . 140 Coll Round-up Manager -Varsity Football. Wrestling Colt Round-up French Club Teen Club Office Service Health Council Martin. Dennis 173 Teen Club Pep Chib Martin. Katie 173 Kjoller. Gary Teen Club Transfer from Northern Teen Club Leqree, Barbara Office Service K)oller, Ingrid A Cappella Choir Martineau, Jerry Klamert. Linda Montage Track Klee. Judy Of fir Co-no Mas— 173 Colt Round-up Pep Club Intramural Basketball 196 Junior Varsity Football Office Service Teen Club Varsity Club Marvin. Jean........................... 173 Girls Glee Club Teen Club Matthews. Elisabeth..................... 173 Colt Round-up Knitting Club Teen Club Matthews, Shirley........................173 MaWhlimey, Martha........................173 A Cappeila Choir My Fair Lady Mayhew, Jim Transfer from Elgin Academy McAdams, Sarah.........................173 McClain. Carolyn.......................173 Colt Round-up Junior Red Cross Office Service Teen Club McClendon. Candy.......................144 French Club Knitting Club Office Co-op Office Service Pep Club McDonald. Dan............................173 Teen Chib McDonald. Sheri..........................173 Office Service Teen Club McDowell. Linda..........................173 McDowell. Susan.........................141 Cadet Teaching Cheerleader Colt Round-up Homecoming -Court Officer Pep Chib Ski Club Teen Club McElderry, Joyce.........................173 A Cappeila Choir Colt Round-up My Fair Lady Office Co-op Pep Club Stage Crew Teen Club McGee. Lynn..............................174 Colt Round-up Future Nuraeo Club Knitting Club Latin Club Pep Chib Teen Club McGee. Robert McGlothlln. Bill.........................140 Colt Round-up Intramural Basketball Teen Club Varsity Basketball Varalty Club McGufftn. Bob Golf Intramural Basketball Pep Club Ski Clid Teen Club Varsity Club Me Lynn. William......................... 174 McMullan. Maurice.........................174 Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Teen Club McMullen. Ralph...........................174 Office Service Stage Crew Teen Club Me Murray. Barb...........................143 Cadet Teaching Coll Round-up French Club Girls Glee Club Pep Club Teen Club Me Murray. Mary Meints. Mike..............................174 Band Concert Band Deep Harmony Boys Marching Band Montage My Fair Lady Orchestra Pep Club Talent Show Teen Club wiiub, lira... Teen Club Mennla. Bonnie Bowling Girls Glee Club Office Co-op Pep Club Teen Club Mrnzlng. Forrest Meredith. John A Cappeila Choir-President Band Colt Capers Colt Round-up Concert Band Deep Harmony Boys Dolphin Club Drum Major Junior Varsity Swimming Marching Band Montage My Fair Lady Pep Band Southwestern Sixteen Singers Swimming Teen Club Our Hearts Were Young A Gay Merrill. Mike.........................174 Colt Round-up Dolphin Club Swimming Varsity Swimming Metzgoi. Don.............................174 Meyer. Karla.............................13« Band Carousel Concert Band Knitting Club Marching Band National Honor Society Ski Club Spanish Club Writer’s Club-Vice-President Lab Assistant Meyer. Sandra............................174 Junior Red Cross Office Service Pep Club Spanish Club Teen Club Meyer. Sue Office Service Spectrum Teen Club Michael. Larry.......................... 174 Band Marching Band Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Michaels. Carol..........................174 A Cappeila Choir-Treasurer Montage My Fair lady Southwestern Sixteen Singers Teen Club VCY Club Mllburn. tna Miller. Beverly......................... 134 Future Nurses Club National Honor Society Office Service Miller. Dawn............................ 141 A Cappeila Choir Cadet Teaching My Fair Lady Southwestern Sixteen Singers Miller. Diane............................174 Colt Round-up Knitting Club Office Service Pep Chib Ski Club Spanish Club Teen Club Miller. Duane.............................175 Junior Varsity Football Track Varsity Club Varsity Football-Captain Miller. Loo...............................175 Teen Club Miller. Terry.............................175 Transfer from Holy Redeemer Office Service Miller, Timothy.............................175 Bowling Cadet Teaching Coll Round-up Election Board French Club latln Club Orchestra Teen Club Mlsencr. Janet...............................175 Girls Glee Club Office Service Teen Club Mitchell. Jerome............................ 175 Stage Crew Mitchell, Suxannr............................175 Art Club Bridge Club Cadet Teaching Latin Club Montage Pep Club Ski Club Spanish Club Teen Club Moran. Kathy...............................13« Transfer from Detroit. Mich. National Honor Society Writer's Club Monroe. David Cross Country Debate Intramural Basketball National Honor Society Pep Club Teen Club Track Moorary. Evelyn............................175 Girls Glee Club Knitting Club Moore, Carol...........................135 Band Colt Round-up Concert Band Marching Band National Honor Society Office Service Spanish Club Moore. Dixie............................175 Spanish Club Student Council Moore. James............................175 Bowling Colt Round-up Pep Club Teen Club Morey. Jeff.............................175 Band Concert Band Dolphin Club Intramural Golf Junior Varsity Swimming Marching Band Pep Club Ski Club Swimming Teen Club Wind Ensamble Morris. Andrew Morris. Tim Transfer from Princeton High Junior Varsity Football Wrestling Mortenaon. Larry........................175 Colt Round-up Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Ski Club Teen Club Moss. Lee.............................. 17« Colt Round-up Office Service Pep Club Spanish Club Teen Club Wrestling Motes. Amanda..............................143 Motes. Janice..............................176 Transfer from Hamady. High Girls Glee Club Hoofbeat Mott. Sue..................................176 Office Co-op Pep Chib Teen Club Moyers. Susan............................ 146 Footlights Chib Latin Club Pep Club Ski Club Synchronized Swimming Teen Club Mumford. Karen..........................176 Munger. Elaine Muniz. Ben..............................17« Murdock. Dawn...........................17« Mnrdock. Roy............................176 Auto Club Teen Club Murray. Beth............................141 Girls Glee Club Office Co-op Office Service Myers. Dorothy.......................... 17« N Sack. Katbr Courtship of Eddie's Father Debate French Club Intensive Montage Nazark. Pmrticia..........................137 Cadet Teaching Colt Round-up Latin Club Office Service Pep Club Nelson. Karla..............................177 Nesky. Jeffery.............................177 Nicholas. Barbara..........................137 Colt Round-up Girls Glee Club Junior Red Cross Montage National Honor Society Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Nieman. Sharon........................... 177 Future Nurses Club Pep Club Ski Chib Spanish Club Teen Club Northway. June...........................177 Colt Round-up Norton. Bonnie...........................141 A Cappeila Choir Colt Round-up French Club Health Council Montage My Fair Lady Office Service Pep Club—Board Member Ski Club Southwestern Sixteen Singers Teen Club 197 Notter. Norm . 177 Parnes. Gordon Ski Club Bowline Bridge Club Teen Club Teen Club Debate R Tennis Intensive Intramural Basketball Rader. Don u National Honor Society Golf O'Brien. Kathy Pep Club Intramural Basketball Transfer from Carlmont Spanish Club-Vice-President Pep Club Oliver, Carol . 177 Teen Club Ski Club Teen Club Parrott. Butch . 178 Teen Club Obeshooe. Richard Auto Club Ramlow. Kathryn Olson. Rick 177 Teen Club A Cappalla Choir Bowling Trade Industrial Co-op Bowling Courtship of Kddtr's Father Parrott. Sandee Bridge Club Debate Transfer from St. John Vianney Knitting Club Hoofbeat Bowling National Honor Society Montage Office Service Office Co-op Ski Club Retailing Co-op Office Service Teen Club Teen Club Pep Club Writer's Club Pales Dennis Spanish Club Oman. Diane .177 Palterson, Cheryl . . 148 Teen Club A Cappella Choir Band Ramsey. Peggy Bowling Latin Club Knitting Club My Fair Lady Teen Club Office Service Office Co-op Patterson. James . . 178 Pep Club Pep Club Peacock. Richard . 136 Teen Club Teen Club Intramural Basketball Raney. Rac- Orr, Catherine . 177 Montage Band Retailing Co-op Teen Club Cadet Teaching Teen Club VCY Club Colt Round-up VCY Club Peck. Linda . 142 Concert Band Orr. Ronald . 177 Cadet Teaching Marching Band VCY Club Coll Prints Pep Club Osborne. Delores 177 Spanish Club Wind Ensemble Retailing Co-op Teen Club Ransburgh. Mary Teen Club Writer's Club Art Club Overall. Linda 177 Perry. Lee Esther Cadet Teaching Office Service Office Service Girls Glee Club Student Council Quill t Scroll Teen Club D Spectrum-Sports Editor Rapa port. Linda W Teen Club Rates. Dr lints Pakkala. Mary 177 Perry, Randy . . 178 Cadet Teaching Cadet Teaching Band Intramural Basketball Colt Round-up Concert Band Junior Varsity Baseball Orchestra Junior Varsity Football Office Service Palmer. Mike . 143 Marching Band Sophomore Basketball Colt Round-up Ski Club Teen Club Election Board Swimming Varsity Baseball Intensive Teen Club Redfield. Evelyn Intramural Basketball Track Band National Hooor Society — Parlimentarian Peters. Jack ; . .178 Bowling Teen Club Junior Varsity Baseball Girls Glee Club Varsity Club Junior Varsity Football Marching Band Varsity Football-Captain Varsity Football Office Co-op Palmer, Tom . 177 Peterson. Paula . 143 Office Service Bowling Petr ikon, David . 178 Pep Club Junior Varsity Football Bowling-Capta in Teen Club Office Service Colt Round-up Ridlck, Duane Trade Indus trail Co-op Office Service Reid. Carol 180 Colt Prints Teen Club Reid. Donna Pane hula. Dorothy . 177 (Vttus Alpha . . 178 Mi-id John Footlights Club Montage Reid. Lotlle . . . 180 Hoofbeat Office Service Carousel Intensive Pettyjohn. Jim . 178 Girls Glee Club-Vice-President Pep Club A Cappella Choir-Section Leader Montage Synchornized Swimming Carousel Teen Club Panned. Barbara . 177 Coll Round-up Reno. Cheryl Girls Glee Club My Fair Lady Band Spanish Club Wrestling Colt Round-up Pape. Dieter .17« Pfeiffer. Gerry Concert Band Bowling-President A Cappella Choir-Vice-Presldeni Marching Band Colt Round-up Boys Glee Club Office Co-op Pep Club Cadet Teaching Office Service Ski Club Deep Harmony Boys-Vice-President Rhodes. Lreana Teen Club Montage Art Club Parham. Eve ret te My Fair Lady Colt Round-up Band Southwestern Sixteen Singers Courtship of Eddie's Father Montage Phillips, Vickie Footlights Club Wrestling Colt Round-up Montage Parker. Betsy .178 Montage My Fair Lady Bridge Club Teen Club Ski Club Latin Club Pterce, Tom . .17 Stage Crew Pep Club Colt Round-up Talent Show Ski Club Dolphin Club Rich. Keith Synchronized Swimming Intramural Golf Colt Round-up Teen Club Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Baseball Parker. Nancy 147 Teen Club Junior Varsity Football National Honor Society Varsity Swimming Teen Club Office Co-op Pintek. Mary . 145 Varsity Baseball Teen Club Pitts, Barbara . 179 Richards. Jere Parker. Paul 178 Future Nurses Club Richmond. Sandy ISO Bowling Pitts. Shirley Cadet Teaching Boys Glee Club Ptesehakow. Eva French Club Intramural Golf Teen Club Pep Club Office Service Plume. LeFay Teen Club Retailing Co-op Polk. Robert Riddle. Samuel Ski Club Manager-Varsity Baseball Bowling Teen Club Retailing Co-op Boys Glee Club Parker, Sandra . 178 Potter, Martin . . 179 Pol! Round-un Girls Glee Club Varsity Basketball Intramural Basketball Junior Red Cross Preason, Mark Junior Varsity Football Office Service Intramural Basketball Pep Club Teen Club Teen Club Teen Club Parks. George Varsity Club Wrestling Parks. Tim 178 Varsity Football Ridgeway. Penny Colt Round-up Pringle. Edna Courtship of Eddie's Father Intramural Basketball Office Service Footlights Club Teen Club Pep Club French Club Parks. Paul . 178 Teen Club Knitting Club A Cappella Choir Pruett. Ron . . 179 Montage Band Transfer from Central Office Service Concert Band Junior Varsity Football Pep Club Deep Harmony Boys A Ski Club Intramural Basketball W Teen Club Marching Band Quigley. Pat Riley. Mary Montage French Club Art Club Orchestra Junior Varsity Baseball Cadet Teaching Southwestern Sixteen Singers Junior Varsity Football Colt Rmuxi-up Teen Club 198 Riakin. Elton.............................ISO Art Club Colt Round-up Hoafbeat Literary Society Quill A Scroll Writer � Club Colt Print� Ritchie. Ronald..............................ISO Montage Retailing Co-op Rlttman. Daunel..............................ISO River� , John.................................ISJ Intramural Basketball Robtnaon. Betty Robinson. Earle..............................181 Courtship of Eddie'� Father Junior Varsity Football Montage Teen Club Varsity Football Our Hearts Were Young A Cay Robinson, Nancy Rnckafrllow. Kathryn.....................IS] Rodgrrs. Kay.............................1S1 Office Co-op Spectrum Teen Club Roesner. Kathy...........................181 Colt Round-up Montage Office Co-op Pep Club Rogers. Dave.............................181 Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Track Varsity Club Varsity Football Wrestling Homines, Phillip.........................ISI Transfer from Northern Intramural Basketball Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Root. Gary................................. 181 Rose. Bill..................................181 Colt Round-up Junior Varsity Baseball Office Service Teen Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Club Varsity Football Wrestling -Co-CapUl n Rose. Phil................................181 Intramural Golf Teen Club Rt� e. Russell............................181 Art Club Montage Ross, Creg................................13� Art Club—President Debate Intensive Intramural Basketball Junior Red Cross Literary Society MonUge Spectrum-Art Editor Stage Crew Writer s Club Rudner. Cathy.............................147 Rush. Cheryl..............................181 Rutherford, Rm............................182 Dolphin Club Junior Varsity Football Varsity Swimming Rutter. Catherine.........................182 Concert Band Marching Band Office Co-op Teen Club Wind Ensemble S Sadler. Lewis..................................182 Art Club Colt Round-up Debate Intensive Teen Club Salford. Sue.................................182 Office Service Pep Club Sargent. Nikki ..............................182 Transfer from Ferriday. Louisiana Office Co-op Saunders, Kurt...............................148 Colt Round-up Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Manager-Varsity Rasketball Teen Club Scobey. Eva..............................182 Scobey. Kathy............................135 Colt Round-up Future Nurses Club-Vice-President Intensive National Honor Society Office Service Quill A Scroll Spanish Club-Secretary Spectrum—Copy Editor Teen Club Colt Prints Scobey. Mike Bowling Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Sophomore Basketball Teen Club Scott. Sandra Future Nurses Club Girls Glee Club Pep Club Synchronised Swimming Schagane. Susan...........................182 Transfer from Grosse Poinle. Mich. Bridge Club Footlights Club French Club Intensive Pep Club Ski Club Synchronized Swimming Teen Club Scherman. Bob.............................182 Teen Club Schnleder, Richard........................182 Schulze, Gail.............................182 Bowling Pep Club Teen Chib Schwarz, Janet............................138 National Honor Society Office Co-op Teen Club Seaman. William...........................182 Secord. Jane..............................148 A Cappella Choir Pep Club Teen Club Segroves, Larry......................... 182 Teen Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketbsll Seltzer, Kathleen.........................182 Tranater from Cenes sec High Hoofbeal Office Co-op Teen Club Selby. Douglas............................182 Sephakes, Emmuanue! Transfer from Ambrtdge. Pennsylvania Shaffer, Pamela............................183 Homecoming -Court Office Co-op Office Service Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Shaver. Sue................................183 Sheathelm. Sue.............................183 Bowling Teen Club VCY Club Shcdd. Judy.................................183 Shinn. Beth............................... 148 Transfer from Atherton Stebecker, Brigitte........................137 Footlights Club-Treasurer Intensive National Honor Society Simmons. Charles Transfer from Robert E. Fitch High Teen Club Varsity Footbsil Simon, Barry.............................183 Colt Round-up Golf Intramural Basketball Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Slncerbeau. Carol........................183 Cadet Teaching Colt Round-up Courtship of Eddie's Father Debate Footlights Club Montage My Fair Lady Office Seivtce Pep Club Spanish Club VCY Club Sinder, Carol Sly. Ken.................................. 183 Bowling Teen Club Sly. Richard.............................. 183 Smith. Carol.............................. 183 Smith. Dennis..............................183 Band Bowling Colt Round-up Concert Band Intramural GoU Marching Band Teen Club Smith. Gerald.............................183 Bowling Intramural Basketball Junior Vara tty Basketball Pep Club Teen Club Track Smith, Gordon............................ 183 Office Service Teen Club Smith. Leslie.............................183 Smith, Linda............................. 148 Future Nuraea Club Office Service Teen Club Smith. Linda.............................183 Teen Club Smith. Mary..............................383 Debate Smith. Patti.............................183 Future Nursea Club Knitting Club Pep Club Ski Club Spanish Club Teen Club Smith. Sandy............................184 Office Service Quill A Scroll Spectrum-Index Editor Smith. Suaan............................134 Band Colt Round-up Concert Band Marching Band Montage Office Co-op Orchestra Pep Club VCY Club Wind Escmble Smith. Thomas............................184 Bowling Cross Country Courtship of Eddie's Father Teen Club Track Smithson. Barbara Snider. Carol............................147 Cadet Teaching Knitting Club Ski Club Teen Club Sovey. Gary..............................184 Intramural BaakeUall Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Club Varsity Football Sowtos. Cindy............................ 184 Pep Club VCY Club Sparks. Kenneth...........................|84 Sparks. Lynne ........................... 184 Carousel Colt Round-up Courtship of Eddie’s Father Footlights Club Literary Society Montage My Fair Lady Office Service Pep Club Quill A Scroll Ski Club Spectrum-Underclassmen Editor Editor-in-Chief Teen Club Spsulding. Linds.........................184 Colt Round-up French Club Future Nurses Club Junior Red Cross Pep Chib Teen Club Spears. Lillian..........................184 Cadet Teaching Colt Round-up Knitting Club Pep Club Spanish Club Teen Club Spencer. Diane...........................185 Art Club Footlights Club MonUge Pep Club ReUiling Co-op VCY Club Spencer. Sandra..........................185 SUab. Dave...............................185 Colt Round-up Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Football Pep Club Teen Club Varsity Club Varsity Football Stafford. Bobby.............................185 Junior Red Cross StanftU. Jim................................185 Boys Glee Club VCY Club Steel. John ................................185 Stenger, Patricia...........................185 Stewart. James Stevens. Douglas............................185 Stinnett. Linda.............................185 Storgoff. Charles Stork. Sue..................................144 Band Ski Club Bridge Club Spanish Chib Concert Band Teen Club French Club-Secretory Intensive Marching Band National Honor Society Pep Club 199 Strabi . Bob.................................185 Office Service Teen Club Tennis Varsity Tennis Suberr y. Carol Sutton. John.................................185 Sutton. Sheri................................185 Band Concert Band Footlights Club Marching Band Orchestra Teen Club Sutton. Vara Transfer from Ml. Morris Swift. Randall...............................185 T Taylor. Donald..............................185 Taylor. Lands...............................142 Colt Round-up Debate French Club Intensive National Honor Society Office Service Taylor. Sandy.............................185 Office Co-op Thai hammer, Richard Thomas, Jane..............................186 Todd. Charles.............................186 Tafteland. Michael........................138 Band Intramural Golf Marching Band Ski Club Torres, David............................ 186 Traycik. Louis............................186 Art Club Cadet Teaching Chess Club-President Coll Round-up Debate Election Board Footlights Club Health Council Intensive Junior Red Cross-Treasurer Latin Club-President Par 11amenurlan Officer-Vice-President «Treasurer of Junior Class Student Council Our Hearts Were Young Gay Troesch, Arinin...........................134 Cross Country Intensive Intramural Basketball National Honor Society-Vice-President Teen Club Track Varsity Club Truss. Vance.............................186 Colt Round-up French Club Wrestling Tucker. Larry............................186 A Cappella Choir Bowling Junior Varsity Baseball Montage My Fair Lady Southwestern Sixteen Singers Teen Club Tucker. Bob Cross Country Junior Red Cross Track Wrestling Tucker Jerte.............................186 Turner. Thaddeus Turnbull. Thomas.........................186 Intramural Basketball Junior Red Cross Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Football Pep Club Teen Club Varsity Club Colt Prints Turner, Larry Turner. Marsha Teen Club Twltty. Margaret.......................... 186 Latin Club Pep Club Tyler. Bob.................................186 Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Track Varsity Club Varsity Football V Van Cleave. Terry . . Colt Round-up Office Service Van DeMark. David . Van Harn. Judith . . . Van Steenburg. Jerry Band Colt Round-up Concert Band Marching Band My Fair Lady Orchestra 186 186 186 186 I Pep Band Wind Esemble Vasconcellos. Karen......................186 Bowling Orchestra Teen Club Verdler. David...........................187 Manager-Junior Varsity Football Vickery. Charles.........................187 Vincent. Cheryl..........................142 Bowling Cadet Teaching Future Nurses Club Intensive National Honor Society Office Service Pep Club Spanish Club Teen Club Voorhles. Connie........................... 187 Debate French Club Intensive Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Voorhles, Dennis Vowell. Byron............................ 187 W Walker. Nellie...........................187 Transfer from Montrose, Mich. Teen Club Walker. Robert...........................187 Colt Round-up Intramural Basketball Intramural Golf Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Varsity Club Varsity Football Wallace. Wanda Wallers. Bradley........................ 187 Wapner, Maxine...........................187 Bowling Cadet Teaching Colt Round-up Junior Red Cross Office Service Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Ware. Jerry.............................187 Ski Club Teen Club Warner. John............................187 Warth. Dana.............................187 Manager-Base bull Office Service Teen Club Wcatherapoon. Phillip...................187 Weaton. Michael Webster. Marilyn........................187 Office Service Retailing Co-op Ski Club Teen Club Welch. Bob..............................187 Teen Club Welding. Penny......................... 146 Band Cadet Teaching Concert Band Marching Band - Rank Leader Office Service Orchestra Pep Band Welton, Dan.............................|87 Intramural Basketball Pep Club Ski Club Teen Club Varsity Baseball-Co-Captain Varsity Club Wentworth. John.........................187 Coll Round-up Health Council Intramural Basketball Pep Club Ski Club-President Teen Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Club Varsity Football Westbrook. Richard Intramural Basketball Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Westgate. Richard..........................188 Weston. Michele............................188 Girls Glee Club Office Co-op Pep Club Teen Club Wbeelhouse, John...........................188 Dolphin Club Intensive Teen Club Varsity Club Varsity Swimming White. David........................... 142 A Cappella Choir Boys Glee Club Colt Round-up Intramural Basketball White. Janet............................188 Montage Office Service Teen Club White. Jeffle............................. 188 Colt Round-up Future Nurses Club Pep Club Teen Club Whitney. Joseph............................188 Whitson. James............................ 188 Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Basketball Pep Club Teen Club Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Whitworth. Jim Teen Club Wilkin. Sue...............................188 Office Service Teen Club Wllkenson. David..........................188 Colt Round-up Dolphin Club Junior Varsity Football Teen Club Varsity Football Varsity Swimming Williams. Charleta.........................141 Election Board Pep Club Spectrum Teen Club Williams. Mary ............................188 Pep Club Teen Club Wilson. Douglas............................188 Bowling Intramural Basketball Teen Club Wilson. James Wilson. Kathy.............................188 Bowling Office Service Teen Club Wilson. Lucille...........................186 Transfer from Swartz Creek Pep Club Teen Club Winegarden. Melinda.......................148 Wood. David...............................188 Wood. Donald..............................188 Wood, Patricia............................188 Woods. Jerome.............................189 Wooten. Carolyn...........................189 Colt Round-up Office Co-op Teen Club Wright. Charles...........................189 Art Club Board of Directors Bowling Boys Glee Club Colt Round-up Election Board Health Council Montage Office Service Pep Club Retailing Co-op Ski Club Teen Club Writer's Club Wright. Jerilyn...........................189 Bowling Girls Glee Club Office Service Pep Club Teen Club Wright. Mary..............................189 Y Yarbrough. LaVada A Cappella Choir Carousel Footlights Club My Fair Lady Office Service Pep Club Spanish Chib VCY Club Ycastrr. Carol.............................142 French Club National Honor Society Pep Club Teen Club Yenccr, Romona.............................189 A Cappella Choir Colt Round-up Debate Teen Club Girls Glee Club York. Don..................................|89 Teen Club Young. Craig Yullle. Rick...............................|35 National Honor Society Pep Club Spanish Club Varsity Basketball Varsity Club Z Zachery, Sallie Girls Clee Club Office Co-op Teen Club Zuder, Richard . Zuder. Roger . . . 189 189 200 «s� 5 Sw5 :P : 5 - vEj' ■? •