Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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1542863 arid AGNES AMBROSE-Her height to anyone who wants a good fight. BEATRICE ANDERSON-H e r quiet ways t o R o b e r t Frankalucci who a riot does raise. BETTY ANDERSON-H e r dimples g a y t o Carol Evanoff who doesn't have much t o say. JUDITH ATKINSON-H e r voice i n t h e chorus to Carter Swanson who sounds s o hoarseo JOHN BAKER-His good behavior in Chemi- stry class to Garrett Erickson w h o is sure to pass. CURTIS BLACKWELL-H 1 s friendly manner to a boy named Jon Lenander. ROBERT CAILOTTO-H 1 s history brain to Frank Zanon who needs the same. BARBARA CAPELLO--Her constant gum-chew- ing to Beverly Brunswick w h o the same thing is doing. GERMAINE CLEMENTS-Her Gaastra drawl to her cousin, Shirley who has none at all. RUTH CURTIS--H e r short hair to Bertha Tervo who has so much to spare. VICTORIA D'AGOSTINI-H e r neat appear- ance to the girls who lack that perser- verance. PIERRE DELAGO-His football skill t o David Anderson who can use it at will. JEAN ECKERBERG-Her s e a t in the band to Gildo Zini who has to stand. CARL ERICKSON-His socks, so classy, to Gerald Grahn who is out for a lassie. LOWELL FINNEGAN-His class ring t o any brave girl who'll ask for the thing. DIANE GALLUP-Her shape and h e r dimes to Linnea Lenander who looks f o r good times. ROSEMARY GARAVET-Her ability t o stick to one man to Marion Stefani w h o will do so if she can. I MARY ANN GASPERINI-Her smile t o the WGopher Galsn who try their hardest the boys to beguile. LORRAINE GUILIANI-Her size quite small to Anita Anderson, voice and all. RONALD GOODHALL-H i s nickname 'TubbyW to his b r o t h e r Jim who isn't very chubby. MARIE HENRY-H e r ability to pitch hay to that dear little sophomore Bill Rae. ELAINE HOLMES-Her snail pace t o Bucky Garavet who is always running a race. TERRY HUGHES-His b r 0 a d mind to any freshman who lags behind. 'MA RICHARD JACOBSON-H i e tardy slips t o anyone who cares for office trips. ELAINE KING-Her talkativeness t o Mar- lene Sartorelli, a quiet little miss. GERMAINE KUDLATY-H e r shorthand skill to anyone who can use it at will. JUDIE LINDEMAN-H e r l o n g figure to Lois Gurchinoff, a short little jigger. LEROY LINDSTROM-His bags o f money t o Rudy Brey, who thinks being short of it isn't funny. JANICE MARINELILP--H e r sophisticated ways to Peter Djupe who is in a daze. PAUL MENEGUZZO-His curls to Lowell Le- pisto to make a hit with the girls. JOHN M YERS--H i s noon-hour strolls to anyone who may have no goals. ALICE MIATECHH-Her blush t o the Guili- ani twins who faces never flush. JO ANN MOGER-H e r shoes s o small t o David Plourde who couldn't fit 1 n them at 8.110 DICK MOLINE-H 1 s driving speed to Mr, Beeler who teaches us the laws to heed. KEITH MONTAMBO-His whizzer b 1 k e to David Dedo who always has to hike. MARY ANN PARROTTA--H e r ability a s a dancer, t o the quiet sophomore, Reed Fansher. MARTIN PEI-IKIVECH-His shack to Po r ky Choquette who good cards does lack. PAT PENNONI-His apple-polishing way to Peety Mellen who knows it doesn't pay. JANET PERKINS--Her bowling s p e e d to Grace Erickson who claims this need. JACK RACINE--His Iron R i v e r tripsto Dale Anderson who likes the tips. FRANCIS RAE-H i s ability to rhyme t o WStitch' Nhstie who never has time. PATRICIA RASMUSSEN-H e r Peutoga prize t o Verna Tervo w h o also t o Pentoga turns her eyes. WAYNE ROSS-H i s story books t o James Peloso who at one never looks. MARY ANN SABLICH-Her nickname 'Sal' to any meek little gal. CLARICE SCHULTZ-H e r ability to go s t e a d Y to flirty Ray Stefani, who surely isn't ready. DAVID SERBINSKI-His flat top t o Jerry Kinney who has a lot. RONALD SHERWOOD-His trips t o Garavets to Stanley Holme who readily accepts. ARMOND SPENCER-His wise-cracks to Curt Mackey who words does lack. GERALD STROMBERG--H 1 s strolls across fContinued on page 23113