Standish Sterling Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Standish, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1966 volume:

1966 CENTRALIAN Standish-Sterling Central Standish, Michigan Veronica Miscisin Editor Mary Ann Templin Co-Editor Mary Beth Schnetzler Business Manager Mrs. Barbara Kenn Advisor Dennis Richards Co-Business Manager Dedication Serving fourteen years to high school stpdents, Mr. Fred Jennings is one of the key figures in helping seniors and freshmen to attain a better understanding of English in our daily and future lives. A Bachelor of Science Degree was received from Central Michigan University in 1936. In the summer of 1965, he received a federal grant to Stanford Univer¬ sity in California, which furthered his knowledge in composition. We the Senior Class of 1966 would like to extend our appreciation of his kind and considerate help by dedicating the 1966 Centralian to him. 2 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION MR. SCHNET ZLER, SUPERINTENDENT, is pictured here making one of the many phone calls that is necessary to keep the school business running smoothly. He received his B.S. from Ferris; his M.S. from Michigan State Uni¬ versity. Behind A remarkable improvement has taken place in our li¬ brary since the arrival of Mrs. B. Kenn. Co-Jr. Class sponsor; yearbook advisor, Central Mich. Univers., B.S. Western Mich., University, M.A. Give them a typewriter, a telephone, a problem and they are content. SECRETARIES--Miss R. Gasiciel, Mrs. J. DeRosie, Mrs. E. Goodroe. the Scenes Always ready for smiles or disasters is our PRINCIPAL, Mr. M. King. From Central Mich. University he re¬ ceived his B.M. from the University of Mich, his M.A. from us he receives problems , respect, and love. Career counseling is the main feature of Mr. W. Hager ' s job, along with coaching Cross¬ country Jr. H. Basketball. Central Mich. Univers., B.S., Michigan State U., M.A. SCHOOL BOARD—Mr. W. Lenehan, Mrs. E. Peppel, Mr. S. Miscisin, Mr. W. Schnetzler Mr. R. Allen, Mr. J. Sivier, Mr. A. Raynak. ABSENT—Mrs. C. Kosmider. 5 MRS. JEAN S. ALLEN, Central Michigan University, B.S., 7th Reading, 7th Geography. MRS. PATRICIA S. BISHOP, Michigan State Univer¬ sity, B.S., Jr. and Sr. High Physical Education. MR. DELL CARLSTROM, Northern Michigan Uni¬ versity, B: S., Industrial Arts III and IV, Drafting I, II, and III. MRS. THELMA CHAR TIER, Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., Art. MR. W. KENNETH DANIELS, Central Michigan University, B.S., M.A., Typing I, Bookkeeping, 7th Math. MRS. STELLA DANIELS, Michigan State University, B.S., Earth Science. MR. JOHN L. GRIER, Central Michi¬ gan University, B.S. in Ed., B.S. in Bus. ad., Shorthand I,II,III, Typing I, II, Office Practice, 7th Math. MR. MICHAEL HART, Michigan State University, B.S., World History, Civics MR. FRED C. JENNINGS, Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., English I and IV. MR. WALLACE JENNINGS, University of Michigan, A.B., Central Michigan University, M.A., English ' 1, Spanish, Journalism. MR. JOHN M. KENN, Port Huron Junior College, A.A., Central Michigan University, B.A., M.A., American History, Civics, Driver ' s Education. MR. DAVID J. KJELLEBERG, Northern Michigan University, B.M.E., Instrumental Music. MRS. ELIZABETH KOELSCH, Central Michigan University, B.S., 8th Math. MRS. JEAN LENTZ, Michigan State University, B.S., M.S., 9th General Science, 7th Math. MRS. WILMA LETCHFIELD, Michigan State University, B.Sc., Home Eco¬ nomics I and II, Home and Family Living. MR. KENNETH LOUCHART, Central Michigan University, B.S., Industrial Arts and General Math. MRS. CONNIE J. MANNING, Central Michigan University, Special, 7th English and 7th Geography. MR. GERALD P. MANNING, Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., 7th Geography and Physic al Education. MRS. LOITA E. MOLINEAUX, Eastern Michigan University, A.B., French, Latin. MR. RAYMOND D. MUDGE, Eastern Michigan Uni¬ versity, A.B., American Government, Economics, Business Law. MR. DELMER D. MUNRO, Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., University of Michigan, M.S., Physics, Chemistry, Senior Math, Algebra II. MRS. WENONA NETZLAFF, Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., University of Michigan, M.S., English III, Sociology, Psychology. MRS. GERTRUDE J. PERRIN, Eastern Michigan University, Life Certificate, Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., M.A., Algebra I, Plane Geometry. MRS. JEAN REID, Central Michigan University, AJB., M.S., Biology, General Biology, 7th Math. MR. ROBERT STEIN, Michigan State University, B.S., Agriculture. MR. HUGH SMYTH, Michigan State University, B.S., Civics, Physical Education, Driver ' s Education, Basketball Coach. MR. CARL VAUGHN, Central Michigan University, B.S., 8th History. MR. GERALD R. WAARA, Northern Michigan Uni¬ versity, B.S., English II. MISS KATHRIN PETERSON, Western Michigan University, B.A., Jr. High Glee Club, Speech I and II. BUS Drivers: KNEELING: Mr. Joe Voss, Mr. Alfred Gouan, Mr. Bill Bamum, Mr. Harry Koelsch, Mr. Mat Savino, Mr. Gerald Troxell. STANDING: Mrs. Pat Fill, Mrs. Helen Pestrue, Mr. Sherman Schmidt, Mrs. Annabele Tulloch, Mrs. Bessie Bamum, Mr. Max Bell, Mr. Don DeRosia, Mr. John Stodalak, Mrs. Ma Mann, Mr. Claude Daniels, Mr. John Sherman COOKING for an entire junior and sen¬ ior high school is not easy, but Mrs. Bukowski, Mrs. Charchan, Mrs. Brown¬ ell, and Mrs. Chaffee make it appear simple with prompt and savory meals. 825 If picking up after one or two children is a chore, the jobs of Mr. Ed Gulvas, Mr. Ray LaClair, Mr. Armon LaClair, and Mr. Tony Tomaszewski will certainly be justly appreciated. 10 , The Exec’s President Richard Joseph LeVert A good natuied guy with lots to show, the kind of guy you ' d like to know. Class pres. 4; Student Council 4; Spanish 4 5 French 1,2; Drafting 3, 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Bowling 1; Tennis 1; Science Club 1,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. Gerald Gulvas Zeke Difficulties are things which show what men are. Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; French 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Weights Club 4. Secretary Marjorie Kocot Margie All things wise and wonderful. Class Officer 2,3,4; Student Coun¬ cil 2; Home Economics 1 ; Latin 1,2; Bowling 3; Drama Club 2; Science Club 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4, Court 2; Cheerleading 4; Science Fair 3. Kathleen Hribek Kathy Five hundred miles away from home. Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 2; Home Economics 1,2; Home and Family living 4; French 4; Bowling 3; F.H.A. 2,4. Vice-President J Treasurer 12 Laura Adams There is nothing like a guy. Library 4; Art 4; Home Economics 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Latin 3; Bowling 1. Michael Anton Women—what are they? Drafting 1,2,3; Shop 1,4. Jeanette Atherton Jeanie No matter where this body is her mind is free to go elsewhere. Art 4; Home Economics 1,4; F.H.A. 1 . Richard Ball Rick Just a wolf at heart. Class Officer 1; Drafting 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. Janice Bartlett Jan Facts and I don ' t get along. Art 3,4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; French 4; F.H.A. 2. Thomas Bendzinski Jinx I am bound to furnish my an¬ tagonists with arguments, but not with comprehension. Class Officer 3; Student Body Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4; Band 1,2;. Latin 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Key Club 2,3,4. 13 Ronald Bergeron Ron Genius must be born and can never be taught. Latin 1; Drafting 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Key Club 4. Christie Berry Life without a good time is not worth living. Art 3,4; Home and Family Living 4; Bowling 1,2. James Stephen Borushko Handsome is as handsome does. Shop 2; Latin 3; Drafting 3,4; Basketball 1. Mary Ann Borushko I can live without poetry or walking, but who in the world can live without talking? Senior Play 4; Science Fair 1; Forensics 2; Home Economics 1; French 3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; Centralian Staff 2; Office Girl 3,4. John Burtch Why should the Devil have all the fun? Band 1; Art 4; Latin 2,3; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Weights Club 4. Ronald E. Branda Ron Don ' t mistake him for being quiet. French 3,4; Drafting 4. 14 Suzanne H. Butch Sue I know a lot, but I can ' t think of it. Junior Play 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 2,4; Forensics 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Latin 1,2; Bowling 1; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Drama Club 2. Teresa Caldwell T.C. If quietness is the key to success, I goofed. library 3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Art 3,4; Home Economics 1, Home and Family Living 4; French 3; F.H.A. 4. Marietta Crandell A life that leads melodious days. Art 4; Home and Family Living 4; Spanish 4. Barbara Cummings A calm mind in difficulties. Art 4; Home Economics 1,2,3; Home and Family Living 4. Charmee Chevalier A m an is always better than a book. Art 4; Home Economics 1,3; Home and Family Living 4; French 4. Helen Cozart life is not so short but there is always time enough for courtesy. Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; French 3. ir¬ is William Daniels Bill Sometimes I just sit and think, most of the time I just sit. Shop 1,4; Drafting 3; Football 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Patrick Edward Donahue Liz Thinking is but an idle waste of time. Shop 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Football 2; Track 3,4; Bowling 1; Science Club 1; Art 4; Drafting 3,4; Junior Play 3. Yvonne Dubey You know her by the noise she doesn ' t make. Home Economics 1,3,4; Home and Family Living 4; Art 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. Gale Wayne Fisk The world knows little of its greatest man, but it soon will. Class Officer 1; Student Council 1,2; Latin 1,2; French 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Weights Club 2,4; Science Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Junior Play 3,4. Glenna Franklin Gigi Of all the words of tongue and pen, the saddest are—it might have been. Student Council 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Home Economics 1; French 3,4. Tamara Franklin Tami It is a woman ' s reason to say I will do such a thing because I will. Library 1,2; Senior Play 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Science Fair Winner 3; Art 3,4; Home and Family living 4; French 3; Bowl¬ ing 1; F.H.A. 4. 16 Nancy Helen Galazin She has to be heard to be appre¬ ciated. Latin 1,2. Nancy Galbraith I ' m not arguing, I ' m telling you. Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; De¬ bate 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Latin 1,2; Bowling 1; Science Club 4. Susan Louise Goodman Ralph I ' ll try anything once--and if I like it, I ' ll try it again. Library 4; Drama Club 2; Year¬ book Staff 2,3; Band 1; Latin 1,2; French 3; Science Club 1. Patrick Gulvas Pat Fear not—the girls won ' t hurt you. Shop 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Weights Club 3. Narma Jean Hall Keep your fears to yourself but share your courage with others. Library 3,4; Forensics 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Home Economics 1,3,4; French 3,4; F.H.A. 4. James Hartwick Jim If school is liberty, give me death! Shop 1,2,3,4 ; Drafting 3; Football 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 17 Karen Hribek Kar Willing to work, but more willing to play. Art 4; French 4. Marilyn Karnia A friend is bom not made. Band 1,2,3,4. Susan Kitzman That cost the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Science Fair Winner 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. Virginia Knight Ginny It ' s a friendly heart that has many friends. Hi-Lite Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 2,4; Home Economics 2,3,4; Home and Family living 3; Latin 1,2; Sci¬ ence Club 3; F.H.A. 4. 1 Agnes Krysinski Aggie The windy satisfaction of the tongue. Home Economics 1,2; Home and Family Living 4; French 4; Bowl¬ ing 3; F.H.A. 1. Angeline Krysinski Angie Heaven sent me here, heaven knows why! Hi-Lite Staff 4; Home Economics 1; French 4. 18 Sandra Longley Samantha Little friends may prove great friends. Home Economics 1,3; Home and Family Living 4. Micheal Ludyjan Mike Just think, only forty-eight more years and I can retire. Shop 1,2,3,4; Draftine 4; F.F.A. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Kenneth Krzysik I believe in work, but I ' m not in favor of it. Shop 1,4; Drafting 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. Marie J. Kucera Being good is such a bore. Class Officer 1; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Cheerleading 1,2; Student Coun¬ cil 1; Art 4; Band 1; Latin 1; French 3,4. Arda Lutz In quietness there is charm. Home Economics 1,3; Home and Family Living 4. Paul Madison Oscar I ' m the last one to know. Shop 1; Latin 2,3; Football 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3,4; Sci¬ ence Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. 19 Judi Marsh Mush I want what I want when I want it. Library 4; Cheerleading 2,4; Homecoming Court 3; Office 2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2,4; Home Eco¬ nomics 1; Home and Family Liv¬ ing 4; French 3; Bowling 1; F.H.A. 4. Karen M athe The smallest good deed accom¬ plished is better than the grandest good intention. Art 3,4; Home Economics 1,2; Home and Family Living 4. Connie Mclincha Life without a good time is not worth living. Science Fair Winner 3; Home Economics 1,2; Home and Family Living 3; F.H.A. 3,4. Rodney McTaggart I agree with no man ' s opinions, I have some of my own. Class Officer 1,2,3; Junior Play 3, 4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Student Coun¬ cil 3; Latin 1,2; French 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Key Club 2,3,4. Dyle Mead The longer one lives the more he learns. Yearbook Staff 3; Shop 1; French 3; Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Weights Club 2. Carol Miller Mike Oh well, the first one hundred years are the hardest. Library 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; French 3; Office 4; Bowling 1. 20 John Mi seisin I never take life seriously, be¬ cause I know I will never get out of it alive. Junior Play 3; Senior Play 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3. Veronics Miscisin Roni Who knows what lies behind that innocent smile. Class Officer 3; Junior Play 2,3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Student Council 3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Latin 1,2; Drama Club 2. Mary Ann Mosciski Relax, I made it. Yearbook Staff 2; Art 4; Home Economics 1,2; French 4. Linda Mudge It matters not how long you live but how well. Library 3,4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; Bowl¬ ing 1,2,3,4. Lynn Mueller Just to be Different Junior Play 3; Science Fair Win¬ ner 1; Art 4; Band 1; Latin 1,2; Spanish 4; Tennis 1; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4. Janis L. Mutch The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Salutatorian; library 3; Junior Play 1,2,4; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Band 1,2; Latin 1,2; Science Club 1. 21 Nancy Neiman It ' s not what you do it ' s what you get away with. Junior Play 3; Hi-Lite Staff 4; Cheerleading 2; Art 3,4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family living 4; French 4. John O ' Keefe Fleet of foot yet small of limb athletic deeds are done well by him. Latin 3,4; French 4; Football 2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Weights Club 4. Suzanne Orr A hundred words a minute, with¬ out a typewriter. Library 3; Junior Play 2; Drama Club 2; Art 1; Band 1,2,3; Latin 1,2; Spanish 4; French 4; Bowling 1,3; Science Club 1. Allen L. Osier I don ' t let studying interfere with my education. Shop 1,2; Drafting 4. Mike Patterson I expect that woman will be the last thing civilized by man. Art 4; Shop 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Weights Club 4. Hi la Pestrue Every man ' s life is a fairy tale written by God ' s fingers. Junior Play 2; Science Fair Win¬ ner 1,3; Valedictorian; Debate 4; Band 1,2,3,4; French 1,2; Science Club 4. 22 Nancy M. Phillips Speak well of your friends, of your enemies say nothing. Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; F.H.A. 4. Sandra Pomerville Sandy For now I ' m in a holiday humor. Home Economics 2; Home and Family Living 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4. Ann Marie Potts The word impossible is not in my dictionary. Art 2,3,4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; Band 1; F.H.A. 4. Tom Prohaska A positive thinker can never be a failure. Shop 1; Drafting 3,4; Key Club 4. Sandra Pula Sandy It ' s better to be small than not at all. Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; F.H.A. 3,4. Vicki Mae Rashott As good as gold. Home Economics 1,4; Home and Family Living 3; French 3; Bowl¬ ing 1; F.H.A. 4. 23 Robert Raymond I have survived. Art 2; Latin 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Weights Club 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 4. Jan Marie Reid And then there was the day I came to school. Library 4; Art 3,4; Home and Family Living 1; Band 1; French 3, 4; Bowling 1,2,3, Senior Play 3. Patrica Reno Pat Not too serious, not too gay, but a nice girl in every way. Home and Family Living 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Latin 3; Bowling 3,4. Susan Reynolds Once upon a time-- Class Officer; Junior Play; Hi-Lite Staff 4; School Paper 2,3,4; For¬ ensics 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Debate 1,2; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Latin 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Mary Elizabeth Rice I never trouble trouble ' till trouble trouble ' s me. Home Economics 1,3; Home and Family Living 4. Dennis Richards Worry? Never met the guy. Art 4; Shop 3,4; Drafting 2,3,4; Senior Play 3,4; Class Officer 1; Track 1,2; Weights Club 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4. 24 Stephen B. Riopelle Napoleon was small! Latin 1; Drafting 2,3,4. Randy Robare Ran-Dell I want to be bashful, but the girls won ' t let me. Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Latin 3,4; French 1,2; Football 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1, Weights Club 1, Junior Play 4. Robert Rossen Good old school days--I bid thee a fond farewell. Shop 1,2,3,4; Drafting 4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4. Linda L. Schwab Silence is more musical than any song. Home Economics 1. Pamela Shannon Pam Show me a man! Library 3; Junior Play 3,4; Senior Play 4; Cheerleading 1; Yearbook Staff 2; Art 2,3; Home and Family Living 4; Home Economics 4; Latin 3; French 4. Dianna L. Sheppard To get happiness for yourself, give happiness to others. Art 4; Home Economics 1,2; Home and Family Living 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3. 25 Karen Sue Slusser Always the same no matter what the weather. Art 3; Home Economics 1,2,3,4; Home and Family Living 4. Ruth Ann Spycher I don ' t know where I ' m going, but I ' m on my way. Home Economics 1,3; Home and Family Living 4; French 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4. Andrea Stokoszynski Horse A horse ! A horse ! My kingdom for a horse ! Senior Play 3; Art 4; Home Eco¬ nomics 1; Home and Family Living 4; Latin 1,2; Bowling 1. David Stoner It ' s not that I like studying less, it ' s just I like fun more. French 1,2; Drafting 3,4; Key Club 4. Mary Ann Templin Mooch Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. Class Officer 2; Forensics 2; Stu¬ dent Council 2; Latin 1; French 3,4; Centralian Staff 1,2,4. Bill Treichel I grow old learning something new every day. Shop 1,3,4; Drafting 4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4. 26 Lynn Trombley Swimmer I never met a man I didn ' t like. Library 3,4; Cheerleading 4; Homecoming Court 1; Centralian Staff 1,4; Art 4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; French 3; Bowling 1,2. Jane Walker Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember arid be sad. Forensics 2; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 3; Band 1,2; Latin 3,4; French 4. Ron Wegener Many girls have passed his eye, but only one can make him sigh. Shop 1,3,4; Drafting 4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4. Linda White What a pity to be born a rascal and be handicapped by a con¬ science. Class Officer 1; Yearbook Staff 1, 2; Latin 1; French 3,4. Carol A. Willette A little woman is a dangerous thing. Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; F.H.A. 3,4. Barbara Wilson Tack Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Art 4; Home and Family Living 4; Spanish 4. 27 Carol Wojtowicz Silence is golden and so is she. Home Economics 1; Band 1,2,3,4. Sandra Wisniewski Life does not consist entirely of study. Art 4; Home Economics 1; Home and Family Living 4; French 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Gerald Coupie A jolly good man is he. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Linda Varsailles It is a talker who needs no ques¬ tioning before she speaks. Hi-Lite Staff 4; Art 4; Home Economics 4; Home and Family Living 4; F.H.A. 4. Philip Durousky Men of few words are the best men. Shop 4; Latin 3. Glenn Johnson To work or not to work--that is the question. Shop 1,4; Drafting 1; F.F.A. 3. Dewey Loper It ' s fun to work, I bet. Shop 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Gerald VanHom Jerry I never like being hit without striking back. Art 1,4; Shop 1,2,3,4; Science Fair Winner 1; Baseball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 4. 28 We Bequeath LAURA ADAMS leaves Penny Good her long hair for her Senior pictures. MICHEAL ANTON leaves his attentiveness to anyone who wants it. JEANETTE ATHERTON leaves her giggle to Marilyn Raynak. RICK BALL leaves his romantic abilities to any guy capable of handling them. JAN BARTLETT leaves Allen an extra seat belt while she won ' t be around to see him driving, TOM BENDZINSKI wills his distinctive penmanship to Janis Brown and Margaret Hertzberg. RON BERGERON bequeaths his ill-kept books to anyone unfortunate enough to inherit them. CHRISTIE BERRY leaves her table manners to Charlene Fox. MARY ANN BORUSHKO leaves a special roll of tissue paper to Ron Fisk. JIM BORUSHKO leaves his AAA credit card to Alan Gilbert. RON BRANDA wills his attendance record to Gerald Raymond. JOHN BURTCH wills his fantastic success in basketball to his brother, Doug. SUZANNE BUTCH happily gives all her useless diets to someone who really needs them-Dede Ransier. TERESA CALDWELL wills the library to Diane Hribek. CHARMEE CHEVALIER wills her perfect attendance record to anyone who can get away with it. JERRY COUPIE leaves his ability to snore in class to any tired Junior. HELEN COZART wills whatever the lucky person finds in locker 16. MARIETTA CRANDELL wills her hiding place at Kay ' s to anyone who wants it. BARBARA CUMMINGS wills her job at Millie ' s to Janet. BILL DANIELS leaves his cousin Vic the job of keeping Melita under control. PAT DONAHUE wills his ability to win races to Lenny Mead and his half of the blue Malibu. YVONNE DUBY wills her seat in government class to Albert. PHILIP DUROVSKY leaves an appetite to anyone who wants it. GALE FISK leaves everything he has to his brother because he hasn ' t got the time or the energy to move all that junk. TAMI FRANKLIN leaves her hiking through the plains to Samantha. GIGI FRANKLIN and GINNY KNIGHT leave their Words of Wisdom along with their locker to the Mary Beths . NANCY GALAZIN leaves her quietness to Mary Beth Schnetzler. NANCY GALBRAITH wills her debating file to any argumentative underclassman who enjoys speaking in public. SUE GOODMAN leaves memories of AuGres to Debbie Reno. JERRY GULVAS wills his legs to Keith Sivier. PAT GULVAS leaves his favorite chair to Ronnie Fisk who will probably have the same luck he had. NORMA HALL wills her stack of catalog cards in third hour library to anyone who wants to alphabetize and file them. JIM HARTWICK wills his extra-curricular activities to anyone who can stand the arduous labor. GLENN JOHNSON wills to Richard Avram all the luck in Mr. Mudge ' s class. MARILYN KARNIA leaves her chair and music stand in band to Victor Compeau. SUSAN KITZMAN wills her shyness to her little sister so that she can keep out of trouble. AGNES KRYSINSKI leaves her studying ability to anyone who wants it. ANGELINE KRYSINSKI leaves her running ability to Roberta Reid. KEN KRZYSIK leaves locker 50 to anyone who can open it. MARIE KUCERA leaves the memory of that Monday and a certain Saturday night to G. R. DICK LeVERT wills his black hair to Tom Nott. SANDI LONGLEY wills her friendly smile to Mr. Mudge. DEWEY LOPER leaves all his possessions to his next-to-the-oldest-niece. MARGIE KOCOT leaves her ability to get out of class to her sister. MIKE LUDYJAN wills his sleeping ability to Dave Pestrue. ARDA LUTZ wills her chair in art class to her sister. PAUL MADISON leaves his position in the Key Club to a Junior, Virgil Burnside. JUDI MARSH wills her desk and chair at the Elementary to Janet Keeley, KAREN MATHE wills her spirit for next year ' s graduating class. CONNIE McLINCHA wills her quiet night life and sober ways to her sister, Nancy. ROD McTAGGART wills his good times in high school to anyone who can survive them. DYLE MEAD wills Miss Peterson and fourth hour speech class to Ron Fisk. CAROL MILLER leaves her height and cheerleading to Carolyn Whittum. 29 JOHN MISCISIN leaves the first seat of he fifth row in Law class to someone who he wishes wasn ' t stupid enough to take it. VERONICA MISCISIN leaves her tranquilizers to next year ' s yearbook editor. MARY ANN MOSCISKI leaves the third seat in the third row in government class to Lenny Mead. LINDA MUDGE wills her seat in bookkeeping to anyone who wants it. LYNN MUELLER Forget it, I ' m taking everything. JANIS MUTCH wills the red firewagon , minus one bumper, to Ron. NANCI NEIMAN leaves her split personality to Judy Fidler. JOHN O ' .KEEFE leaves his b. ball shoes to Python. SUZANNE ORR wills her sense of humor to Mrs. Kenn. ALLEN OSIER wills his clip-on neck tie to Chris Johnson. MIKE PATTERSON wills his car bumper to Diane, if she wants a cracked watermelon. NANCY PHILLIPS wills her ability to write notes without getting caught to Ruth Pestrue and Anne Walker. SANDY POMMERVILLE wills her wide awake appearance in class to her sister, Elaine. ANN MARIE POTTS wills her ability to smile to Mr. Mudge. TOM PROHASKA leaves nothing except school. SANDY PULA wills government book 2049 to whoever receives it. VICKY RASHOTT leaves her quiet party ways and shyness to Pat Mudge. ROBERT RAYMOND wills his tooth brush to Lenny Mead. JAN REED wills her ability to come out of accidents alive to Gerald Raymond. PAT RENO wills her seat in government class to Debbie Reno. MARY RICE leaves her ability to graduate to Linda. DENNIS RICHARDS leaves his hemi-six-under-tin to anyone who likes MOPARS. STEVE RIOPELLE wills his height to Keith Sivier. RANDY ROBARE wills all the Junior girls to all those poor Junior boys. ROBERT ROSSEN leaves all the work that he ' s done in class to all the underclassmen. LINDA SCHWAB wills all the more power to future graduating classes. PAM SHANNON finally leaves Lenny to Whale and Squib. DIANE SHEPPARD leaves her ability to wear nylons more than once without running them to her sister. KAREN SLUSSER wills her seat in government and her government book 2021 to whoever gets it. RUTH SPYCHER leaves her seat in French II to Barbara Tester. ANDREA STOKOSZYNSKI wills her gym clothes to Debbie Kiley. DAVE STONER leaves his beloved trig book to Virgil Burnside. MARY ANN TEMPLIN leaves the red light in Standish for anybody who will stop for it. BILL TREICHEL wills his women, his tickets, and his place in the band to Leonard Dombrowski. LYNN TROMBLEY leaves Kathy Moll a lesson to learn before she graduates. JERRY VAN HORN leaves his marriage plans to Jim. LINDA VERSAILLES wills to any student in Journalism good grades and convenient deadlines. JANE WALKER leaves her giggles and cremepuffs to Little Jupiter . RON WEGNER wills his seat in Mr. Mudge ' s government class to anyone who gets it. LINDA W HITE wills her daily journey to the post-office to Dick Knight. CAROL WILLETT wills her seat in the typing class to any person taking typing next year. BARBARA WILSON leaves Monday mornings to next year ' s Seniors. SANDI WISNIEWSKI wills her seat in government to whoever wants it. CAROL WOJTOWICZ wills locker 17 to anyone who cleans it out. KATHY HRIBEK wills her footsteps for Lorraine to follow in. MARJORIE KOCOT wills her Homecoming crown to next year ' s queen. HILA PESTRUE wills her baby mice to anyone whose mother can stand the smell. The Class of 1966 wills its paint cans to any class brave enough to follow the tradition and use them. 30 President Kennedy ' s Grave Site Which One Is Doug! Mr. Daniels--Our Advisor! Impressive And Which Way? Many Sights She ' s Always Hanging Around Time To Relax! Thank Goodness We Can Sit Down Now! The Gang . . . Here All Honor Lies CT WELL YOUR PART Honor Students of the Class of 1966 are Ronald Ber¬ geron, Thomas Bendzinski, Hila Pestrue, Janis Mutch, Linda White, Nancy Galbraith, and Gale Fisk. iCT WELL YOUR PART THERE ALL HONOR LIE Salutatorian of the Class of 1966 is Janis Mutch. Leading the Class of 1966 is Valedictorian Hila Pestrue. 34 Graduation Baccalaureate Exercises were held on Sunday, May 29, 1966 at the High School Auditorium. Rev. James Wilk gave the Baccalaureate Address. Mrs. Ruth Har¬ rison sang the Lord ' s Prayer . Commencement Exercises were held on Friday, June 3, 1966 in honor of the Class of 1966. Dr. Richard L. Wysong, Professor of History at Central Michigan Uni¬ versity, gave the Commencement Address. Mr. Samuel Miscisin, President of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas. 35 Awards and Scholarships were presented at the Awards Assembly on May 26, 1966. FIRST ROW: Sue Good¬ man, Mary Beth Proulx, Ginny Knight, Nancy Galbraith, Nancy Phillips, Margie Kocot, and Mary Ann Borushko. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Mosciski, Janis Mutch, Linda White, Hila Pestrue, Susan Kitzman, Mary Ann Templin, Veronica Miscisin. THIRD ROW: Rick Ball, John O ' Keefe, Rod McTaggart, Tom Bendzinski, Ron Bergeron, Bill Daniels, and Gale Fisk. FOURTH ROW: Jim Miscisin, Pat Gulvas, and Dennis Richards. Honors Day The Faculty Dames sponsored their first annual reception for Senior Girls and their Mothers. Mrs. Netzlaff and Mrs. Molinaeux were hostesses r fa 36 Juniors Aguirre, Rey Avram, Dick Bartlett, Janeen Bell, Jim Biskner, Carol Bissonette, Karen Brazon, Paula Brown, Janis Broyles, Doyline Burnside, Virgil Campau, Victor Cardinal, Jay Carruthers, Joe Charbonneau, Yovnne Christiansen, Art Christie, Linda Cousineau, Bernadine Cousineau, Kay Cunningham, Seymour Czap, Mickey Daniels, Victor Davis, Lucille Demura, Joe Demur a, Kathy Demura, Pearl Dombrowski, Leonard Dubey, Albert Dziuban, Carl Easton, Darlene Ellison, Don Ellison, Jeff Engerer, Delbert Fisk, Ronald Fletcher, Robert Flick, Jean Forsyth, Bill Foster, Lyn Fox, Charlene Fox, Thomas Gilbert, Alan Good, Penny Gulvas, John Haas, Randall Henderson, Jack Hertzberg, Margaret Houghteling, Dorothy Huntley, Judy Jasman, Connie Johnson, Chris Jurek, Sharon 38 I Kaszubowski, Roy Keeley, Jan Koin, Kathy Kosmider, Mary Longley, Dennis McBride, Chuck McConnel, Sharon Mead, Lehus Meeker, Lillian Meihls, Nancy Miller, Jan Miller, Bob Milne, Joanne Miscisin, Jim Mitcalf, David Morley, Tim Nagy, Janet Pepel, Raym Pestrue, Ruth Phillips, Gloria Ploof, Charmaine Ploof, Fred Prohaska, Dianne Proulx, Mary Beth Ransier, Dede Raymond, Gerald Raynak, William Redmond, Brenda Reeves, Allen Rigg, Debra Sanford, Kathy Schnetzler, Mary B. Setlak, Diane Shavorinsky, John Sivier, Keith Sivik, Wanda Southworth, Ted Staley, Leo Stanley, Linda Stodolak, Dennis Szostak, Thomas Templin, Gary Tester, Barbara Tront, Richard Tucholski, Sandra Valley, Richard VanHorn, Jim Wagner, Connie Walker, Anne Wilson, Daniel Wojtowicz, Laura The Junior class officers are from left to right: Mary B. Proulx, Student council repre¬ sentative; John Gulvas, President; Dorothy Houghteling, Secretary; the class sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Kenn; Keith Sivier, Student Council representative; and Mary B. Schnetz- ler, Treasurer. The class projects this year were card sales, the Junior-Senior Prom, the Junior Variety Show, and after-game dances. Aguirre, Fred Allen, Jack Anton, Joe Anton, Peter Armstrong, Bill Sedar, Sharon Bell, Bob Bishop, Steve Bissonette, Pat Buttrick, Robin Campau, Dale ik. Cardinal, Paula Charchan, Dennis Cousins, Linda Cummings, Janet Daniel, Dennis Dunec, Teri Edwards, Roger Faunce, Dale Fiddler, Judy Fisk, Carol Fisk, Cheryl Galbraith, Pat Gale, Jim Geister, Shelia Groszek, Robert Haas, Bob Hartwick, Ed Heska, Jeral Jaworski, Joe Jenkins, Mike Johnson, Greg Kiley, Dave Knight, Dick Kohn, Julie Kohn, Kathy Kowalczyk, Shirley La Clair, Cathy LaClair, Cheri Landers, Art La Porte, Dan Sophomores The Sophomore class officers from left to right are: Terry McTaggart, Student Council representative; Louis Stanley, Treasurer; Ron Mutch, President; seated are Marsha Shepard, Student council representative and Sue Pula, Secretary. The class sponsors are Mr. Carlstrom and Mr. Hart. The class projects this year were class-year pin sales and after game dances. 1968 Lutze, Lynn Macauley, Bob MacDonald, Steve Mathe, David McTaggart, Terry Metzler, Julie Mezey, Cheryl Miller, Betty Miller, Dollie Mixter, Chris Moll, Cathy Mosciski, Pauline Mutch, Ron Nott, Tom Oeder, Larry Pataky, Wendy Perlberg, Richard Ploof, Bill Poole, Barbara Pula, Sue Raynak, Marilyn Reno, Debbie Rice, Linda Ruse, Jayne Savage, Carol Schwab, Ron Shepard, Marsha Sherman, Bob Southworth, Dale Stagray, Bob Staley, Barb Stanley, Louis Stanley, Walter Sullivan, Shirley Templin, Kathy Trombley, Gerald Versailles, Ken Walker, Kris Weber, Pam White, Carl Wisniewski, Dan F R E S H M E N Anderson, Alec Adams, Laurel A. Adams, Pat Aguirre, Angie Armstrong, Donna Baker, James Barnum, Arnold Barnum, David Bartlett, Don Bartlett, Ron Berger, Connie Bergeron, Rhonella Biskner, Jack Biskner, Pat Borushko, Bob Brown, Bill Broyles, Thelma Buttrick, Tara Cardinal, John Carruthers, Andrea Carruthers, Kathy Chaltraw, Leonard Chaltraw, Mary Chamoske, Matthew Christie, Vincent Cole, Linda Cook, Arnold Coupie, Kathy Crouterfield, Trudy Cunningham, Chuck Cunningham, Ed Daniels, Kenny Davidson, Jim Dersu, Joe Douglas, Diana Dubey, Madonna Dunn, George Durovsky, Mary L. Elliot, Bob Fill, Dale Fisk, Dennis Flick, Bob Frey, Susan Gilbert, Mary Hanley, Charles Hartwick, Lee Haas, Loren Herman, Kaye Herman, William Hicks, Bob Hoder, Ron Hribek, Diane Ireland, Dennis Jarczynski, Gregory Jasman, Christine Jasman, Wayne Jenkins, Sharon Kandal, John Kalsey, Deborah Kiley, Debra Klimek, Meme Kocot, Norman Koelsch, Lois Kotz, Gloria Kraatz, Ron Kroczaleske, Gerald Krzyaik, Joan Kucera, Tom Kutchuck, Christal LaLonde, Larry Larson, Dean Lilly, Dick Loper, Kay Ludyjan, Joan Lutze, Joy McCready, Nancy Me Line ha, Nancy McTaggart, John Macaulay, Charles Measell, Stephen Meichls, Janice Metzler, Steve Mickey, Cheryl Miller, Kathleen Milne, Donald Moll, Michael Mowbray, Sharlene Mrozinski, Connie Mudge, Patricia Nitschke, Janice Nott, Lillian Nott, Ruth Osborne, Susan Ostroski, Randy Palmer, Catherine Pestrue, David Ploof, Bob Prohaska, Pat The Freshman class sponsors and officers are from from left to right: Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Reid, class pres., Angie Aguirre; Sec., Dennis Fisk; Treas. Larry Raymond; and V. Pres., Dave Pesture. The class projects were after-game dances. Missing from the picture are the Student Council rep.; Tom Kucera and Carolyn Whittum. 44 Pross, Norman Rajewski, David Rajewski, Sarah Rashotte, Gregory Raymond, Larry Reid, Roberta Rice, Edna Rigg, Ann M. Riopelle, Chelsea Rulason, Ken Ruszala, Chris Sakaly, Deborah Savino, Ken Scheid, Jim Schwartz, Larry Shannon, Denny Shepard, Melvin Shepard, Dale Schoultes, Art Sierko, Mike Slusser, Jack Slusser, Pam Smith, Dennis Stawowy, Ken Stokoszynski, Bill Swartz, John Szostak, Mary Tester, Teresa Versailles, Chester Wagner, Gary Wagner, Larry White, Donna Whittum, Carolyn Wilga, Craig Wilson, Connie Wogtowicz, Bob Wolfgang, Mary Aquirre, Jane Amely, Roberta Beardsley, Richard Berry, Dean Bialobrzeski, Karen Bissonette, Kathryn Brazon, Louise Brown, Robert Brown, Sue Bukowski, Susan Butch, Beverly Buxman, Richard Cardinal, Peggy Carruthers, Scott Chaltraw, Jeffery Charbaneay, Terry Charchan, Renay Charnoski, Bernard Christie, Gary Collier, Cheryl Colombe, Carole Cousineau, Dale Cozart, Beverly Daniels, Pamela Davenport, Janet Demary, Royce Demura, Mick Donahue, Tim Douglas, Victoria Dub ay, Coilnie Dubiel, John Dubiel, Shirlee Dunec, Clifford Fales, Rose Faunce, Ronald Fox, Gary Fisk, Bonnie The eighth grade class sponsor and officers are from left to right: Mrs. Daniels, Student Council, Frances Gulvas; Treas., Mickey Demura; Sec., Bob Klenk; SITTING, V. Pres., Peggy Cardinal; and Pres., Bonnie Fisk. Frick, Frank Galbraith, Barbara Gilbert, Laura Gliniecki, JoAnn Graves, Elizabeth Groszek, Annette Gulvas, Frances Gulvas, Janet Gwisdala, Jack Haas, Diane Haley, Susan Henderson, Brenda Heska, Linda Hiibek, Lorraine Hughes, Dale Ide, Linda Cabay, Sue Jasman, David Jenkins, Amy Kitzman, Alice Klenk, Robert Klimek, John Kocot, Judy Koelsch, A1 Kohn, Janet Kozlowski, Cheryl Kroczaleski, Allan Kroczaleski, Kim LaBean, Jerry LaClair, Jean LaLonde, Janet LaLonde, Lonny LaLonde, Pamela LaClair, Ronald Lilly, Jane Mack, Douglas Madison, Laura Mann, Michael Martin, Kenneth McBride, Richard McConnell, Tom MuCullough, Edward Meihls, Barbara Miller, William Miscisin, Gregory vr : iiMr mm ■ 46 Miscisin, Kathleen Monroe, Marsha Mosciski, James Petty, Phyllis Ralph, Christine Ransier, Mike Rashotte, Jill Raymond, Paulette Rice, Mike Richards, Cynthia Riopelle, Kathy Rohlf, Debbie Rose, Deborah Ross, Arthur Schank, Lana Schied, Tom Schnetzler, Amy Setlak, Yvonne Sheppard, Donita Shimmons, Debbie Shinn, Robin Schoultes, Janice Stagray, Larry Staley, Robert Stephens, Jack Steward, Ann Swank, Dennis Swartz, Fatricia Templin, Gus Tester, Violet Treichel, Susan Trombley, Kathie Tucholski, John Vallad, Denise Vallad, Gregory Walker, Merrit Weilengruber, Duane Warren, Mike Wheeler, Glen Willett, Tim Wilson, Randy Wiltse, Robert Worden, Dianna Worden, David Yenior, Kenneth 47 s E V E N T H Ackerman, Susan Adams, Kitty Alexander, Bridget Anton, Mary Armstrong, Ronald Babcock, Peter Bell, Earl Bellor, Judy Bishop, Kelly Brissette, Leonard Bryon, Darlene Bunyak, Roxann Burtch, Douglas Cain, Clare Calkins, Wayne Campau, Christopher Seder, Barbara Charbonneau, Chris Cole, Richard Cousins, Janet Cunningham, Debra Cunningham, Mary Daniels, Kathleen Dunec, Timothy Dunn, Joyce Elliott, Michael Fales, Gaynol Fiddler, Ricky Fletcher, Jill Flick, Janet Forsyth, Susan Galbraith, Ruth Gilbert, Barbara Gilbert, Marilyn Good, Richard Gordon, Wilfred Gpretclo, Ronald Gwisdala, Michael Hanley, Jeannine Hartwick, Connie Hilyard, Clyde Ice, John Ireland, Claire Jones, Dianna Kaeckmesiter, John Karnia, Sue Ann Kiley, Douglas Kocot, Doris Kohn, Deborah Kosemba, Daniel Kraatz, Raymond LaBean, Janice Lemmer, Roderick Lentz, Linda McCauley, Shaynee McCullough, Marilyn Metzler, Michael Mickey, Marilyn Milne, Marcia Mixter, James Mixter, John Mrozenski, Michael Nabozny, Patricia Nagy, Connie Nagy, Jack Northrop, Louise Nowasielski, Doreen O ' Keefe, Sylvester Osier, Mark Ostroski, Sally Phillips, Penny Pilat, Ronald Plachta, Bonnie Pomerville, Elaine Poole, Cindy Poole, Jeffery Pross, Joanne Pula, Michael Raymond, David Reid, Mark Reinhart, Pamela Rice, James Senske, Robert Shepard, Gordeon Shepard, Margo Shoultes, Harvey Spycher, Gloria Stagray, Sandra Stagray, Susan Stanley, Fred Stanley, Gary Stodolak, Paul Stodolak, Ronald Swartz, William Szostak, Stephen Szymanski, James Templin, Susan Tremble, Penny Trombley, Yvonne Unger, Philip Nabozny, Thomas Vallad, Janet Veitengruber, Darlene Weber, Vickey Wenkel, C. Vern Wenkel, Gerald White, Jack White, Paula Wilson, Shirley Wiltse, Dennis Wojtowicz, Janet Wolfgang, Christine Smith, Robert Kraus, Daniel Bennett, Jeanette Kroczaleski, Randall The seventh grade sponsor and class officers are from left to right: Treas., Richard Good; Sec., Joyce Dunn; Student Council, Sue Karnia; Mrs. Daniels, and SITTING are V. Pres. Susan Templin and Pres., Doris Kocot. 50 i Queen Margie is shown here with her court and their escorts. They are, from left to right; Angie Aguirre, Fresh¬ man, with Jim Borushko, Sue Pula, Sophomore, with Steve Bishop, Queen Margie with her escort Dick LeVert, Janis Brown, Junior, with Ken Savino, Gigi Franklin, Senior, with Rick Ball. Queen Margie’s Sheri Ruthruff is shown crowning Queen Margie during the Homecoming Dance. r - • Royal R eig n On October 22, 1965, Sheri Ruthruff relinquished her crown to Margie Kocot, the new ' 65- ' 66 Queen of S S. Central. Under the direction of Mr. David Kjellberg, the Senior Band performed at football games, Christmas Con¬ cert, Spring Concert, county wide concert, AuGres Concert, Lawn Concert, and Commencements. “The Sound Congratulations Seniors, from the LAPORTE INSURANCE AGENCY, Standish, Michigan. Real Estate. A good place to live. 54 I of Music” This year ' s Junior Band was the largest in the school ' s history, tival. They received a II at the Junior Band Fes- Mr. Kjellberg works long hours to improve the bands. Here is shown a typical practice session. Awards are an important part of the Band program. mmmmm The Senior play cast is represented from LEFT TO RIGHT: Tami Franklin, John Miscisin, Mary Ann Boru- shko, Ted Southworth, Sue Butch, Dennis Richards, Miss Peterson, director, Jim Miscisin, Pam Shannon, Victor Compeau, and Veronica Miscisin. The Green Vine After the play the cast works at removing their make -up. Miss Peterson, director, and Nancy Galbraith produced the Senior play, The Green Vine . The Central Review was the biggest hit of any of the previous Junior plays. There are high hopes of this being an annual event. “The Central Review” Congratulations Graduates, HAROLD BUTCH PRODUCE COMPANY Serving Northeastern Michigan 57 MISCISIN BROTHERS: Ford, Mercury, Allis-Chalmers, New Idea, Gehl Sales Service, Portane Bottled Gas, General Electric Appliances, Standish, Michigan—846-7411. The Bob Williams Orchestra provided dance music until midnight. “Stairway to the Stars” Jr-Sr Prom of “ 1966 ” The major project of the Student Council this year was making shields with the insignia of each school in the conference for the gymnasium. They are from left to right, STANDING: Mr. Hager, advisor, Bonnie Fisk, Terry McTaggart, Dick LeVert, Steve Bishop, Keith Sivier, David Pesture, Ron Mutch, Tom Kucera, Randy Robare, Mary Beth Proulx, and Marsha Sheppard. SEATED: Sue Kamia, Doris Kocot, Gigi Franklin, Tom Bendzinski, Gerry Gulvas, John Gulvas, Angie Aguirre, Carolyn Whittum, and Frances Gulvas. Different Types of Harmony The Junior High Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Peterson, performed a Christmas and Spring concert for everyones enjoyment. CHIPMAN DRUG STORE, Standish, Michigan On Call 24 Hours a Day 846-8071 The student librarians under the guidance of Mrs. Kenn work to provide dependable library service for the school. They are from left to right: Teri Dunec, Joanne Milne, Diane Hribeck, Judi Marsh, Anne Walker, Linda Mudge, Jan Reed, Laura Adams, Norma Hall, Susan Goodman, Carol Miller, Teresa Caldwell, and Mrs. Kenn. Students Provide Services With the help of their office girls, Mrs. DeRosia and Miss Gasiciel keep the office running smoothly. They are from left to right: Janis Brown, Mary Beth Schnetzler, Miss Gasicial, Carol Miller, Mary Ann Templin, Mrs. DeRosia, Judi Marsh, Janet Keeley, and Mary Ann Borushko. Congratulations Seniors, STATE BANK OF STANDISH, Standish, Michigan 60 Winners from the English department are Charlane Fox, Lois Koelch, Louis Stanley, Gale Fisk, Bev Butch, Chris Ralph, Carole Colombe, and Ann Walker. The “66” Science Fair Winners Winners from the science department are Hila Pestrue and Bev Butch. r ' i Winners from the art department are Ann Marie Potts, Marie Kucera, Cheryl Kozowski, Jan Bartlett, Jan Reed, Kitty Adams, and Bev Butch. Congratulations Seniors, STANDISH LUMBER MFG. COMPANY 61 The members of the Centralian Staff this year are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Mrs. Kerm, advisor, P. Demura, L. Christie, B. Redmond, C. Savage, S. Giester, S. Butch, J. Walker, N. Hall, S. Goodman, M. Templin, G. Knight. BOTTOM ROW: T. Bendzinski, C. Mixter, L. Foster, M. Proulx, R. Buttrick, M. Schnetzler, V. Miscisin, J. Bartlett, O. Ransier, J. Marsh, C. Miller, J. Borushko. Journalistic Leading the Centralian Staff are, from left to right, STANDING: D. Richards, co-business man¬ ager, S. Butch, seniors, G. Knight, organizations, B. Red¬ mond, underclassmen, S. Good¬ man, faculty, R. Buttrick, underclassmen, T. Bendzinski, sports, M. Templin, co-editor, V. Miscisin, editor, M. Schnet¬ zler, business manager. Absent is Teresa Caldwell, activities. Congratulations Graduates, HAROLD BUTCH PRODUCE COMPANY Serving North-Eastern Michigan The students pictured above made up the 1966 Hi Lite Staff. Beginning on the left are: T. Bendzinski, R. McTaggart, G. Knight, M. Kucera, A. Krysinski, G. Franklin, J. Mutch, S. Reynolds, and L. Versailles. Mr. Wallace Jennings was the adviser. Geniuses This picture is entitled, The HILITE Staff at Work. The staff is assembling its final paper. Pictured from the left is L. Versailles, R. McTaggart, S. Reynolds, G. Franklin, T. Bend¬ zinski, M. Kucera, J. Mutch, A. Krysinski, and Mr. Wallace Jeni Jennings, adviser. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 23, South U.S. 23, Standish, Michigan 63 Kathy Hribek presided over the FHA this year. The annual cookbook sale was their big money making project. New Miss FHA, Jr. and Miss FHA, Sr. awards were initiated, also. The club was advised by Mrs. Wilma Letchfield. Future Citizens The Future Farmers of America were a much improved club this year thanks to the efforts of Mr. Robert Stein and Pres. Bill Daniels. One of their several projects was a candy sale. Congratulation Seniors, R. O. SAVAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL—24 Hour Ambulance Service Leaders of Tomorrow The Key Club headed by President Tom Bendzinski, was one of the most active organizations in school. Some of the projects that the Key Club sponsored were: The community Blood and Cancer Drives, Twirp Week Activities, and after-game refreshments for the basketball players. Advising this year ' s club was Mr. Gerald Manning. Science in the Future Pictured below was the 1965-1966 Science Club. Its members consisted of from the left: S. Butch, H. Pestrue, N. Galbraith, M. Kocot, adviser, Mr. Munroe, P. Madison, D. LeVert, L. Mueller, and R. Bergeron. Congratulations Seniors, NUTTAL AGENCY, INC. W. R. Nuttall—Jim Gale . . . Phone: 846-2021 Pictured above is Central ' s Debate Team. The team is composed of Hila and Ruth Pestrue, Nancy Galbraith, and Sue Butch. Miss Kathrin Peterson advised the team this year. Central’s Orators Representing Central at the District Forensic Conference were Dale Cam- pau, declamation: Sue Butch, extemporaneous; Shirley Kowalczyk, humor¬ ous; Sherry LaClair, declamation; Mary Beth Proulx, humorous; Mary Kos- mider, serious interpretive; Janis Mutch, orations; Hila Pestrue, orations; and Randy Haas, serious interpretive. Congratulations Seniors, MAGLINE INC., Standish, Michigan FIRST ROW from left to right: D. Mead, R. Aguirre, W. Willett, J. O ' Keefe, G. Raymond, B. Forsyth, L. Mead. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Hart, D. Kiley, T. Morley, R. Raymond, J. Burtch, J. Gulvas, G. Gulvas, M. Pat¬ terson, P. Madison, J. Twoarg, Coach John Grier. THIRD ROW: D. Stodolak, G. Fisk, R. McTaggart, B. Flet¬ cher, D. Kalplinski, B. Danials, R. Fisk, A. Gilbert. Our Fighting Bridgeport Central 6 Opp 16 Arthur Hill 32 6 Tawas 14 6 West Branch 6 19 Pinconning 33 0 Oscoda 0 25 Gladwin 0 19 Buena Vista 6 30 Rod McTaggart is shown carrying the ball against ' Tawas in Central ' s first victory over the Braves in five years. 68 All Conference first string tackle honors were awarded to Pat Gulvas. Pat was considered by his opponents to be one of the hardest hitting tackles in the league. Another of Central ' s Panthers, Rod McTaggart, proved to be the work-horse for the Panthers again this year. Rod carried 50 °]o of the offensive load and earned the Golden Helmet Award for Player of the Week. Panthers The Panthers tough defense is displayed by Dyle Mead and Rod McTaggart against the Tawas Braves. Central held the Braves to 6 points while gaining 14 points for themselves. 69 SEATED from left to. right, TOP ROW: Mike Patterson, John Burtch, Jerry Gulvas, Keith Sivier, Pat Gulvas, John Gulvas, Rod McTaggart, Coach Hugh Smyth. BOTTOM ROW: manager Charlie Macaulty, Steve Bishop, Bill Forsyth, John O ' Keefe, Randy Robare, Tom Bendzinski, Virgil Burnside. Our Trophy Winners A tense moment for the Panthers is shown here in the opening game of the District Tournament at Bay City Central against Visitation. Jerry Gulvas helped to win the game by sinking his free throw. The final score was 53-52. MARTIN REED IGA, Standish, Michigan Everyday Low Prices Kieth Sivier is jumping against an Oscoda player in Central ' s second win of the season and first home victory. Rod McTaggart grabbed an important rebound in the Oscoda game whlie John Burtch and Keith Sivier looked on. John O ' Keefe (left) and Keith Sivier (right) made first string all conference for the Panthers. John, who has been on the varsity for three years, is the team ' s leading scorer. Keith, a junior, was second in the scoring column and is considered by his opponents as one of the best players in the league. FLETCHER ' S STATION Standish, Micighan EVINRUDE MOTORS--Starcraft Boats--Sporting Goods Service with a Smile. TOP ROW left to right: Manager B. Klenk, J. Bell, G. Gulvas, R. Bell, K. Sivier, J. Gulvas, P. Gulvas, P. Madison, Coach G. Manning, man. G. Templin. BOTTOM ROW: T. Southworth, R. McTaggart, R. Fisk, L. Oeder, J. VanHorn, J. O ' Keefe, G. Fisk. Champs Again Central ' s baseball team posted 11 victories with one defeat in a state wide tournament at Mt. Pleasant Besides winning the runner-up trophy the Panthers also captured the conference crown with a perfect record of six and zero. We Tawas .4 Gladwin.4 West Branch . 9 Whittemore Prescott ... 11 Pinconning. 7 Oscoda. 13 Essexville. 11 Buena Vista . 6 Alma.4 Clare.6 Greenville .3 Birch Run.1 They 3 3 1 2 0 9 1 5 0 5 2 4 Congratulations Seniors, from the STANDISH LUMBER MFG. COMPANY 72 TOP ROW, left to right: J. Burtch, T. McTaggart, D. Mead, C. Dzuiban, M. Jenkins, G. Trombly, L. Mead, B. Forsyth, L. Stanley. BOTTOM ROW: Capt. M. Patterson, R. Robare, S. Bishop, J. Allen, R. Knight, C. Riopelle, R. Perlberg, R. Avram, Coach M. Hart. Field and Track Wishing You the Best Now and in the Future of All Your Undertakings, AL RAYNAK INS. AGENCY 73 TOP left to right: D. Ireland, R. Edwards, M. Jenkins, R. Knight, C. Dzuiban, B. Herman, R. Borushko, W. Stanley, R. Avram. Shown here is Walt Stanley practicing for a cross-country meet taking place later in the fall. Carol Miller was given the honor of being one of the top twelve cheer¬ leaders in the State. The award was given for all-around cheerleading ability. Stirring the crowd into a frenzy with their en¬ thusiasm throughout the season, were our Varsity Cheerleaders. They are from left to right: J. Miller, J. Marsh, C. Miller, J. Brown, M. Kocot, D. Houghteling. Victory Is Our Cry Leading the cheers for our J.V. games were the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. They are from left to right, TOP: C. Whittum, K. Templin, MID¬ DLE: L. Cousins, C. Fisk, C. Walker, BOTTOM: C. Fisk. TOP ROW: H. Smyth, coach, G. Manning, asst, coach, G. Trombly, R. Groszek, D. Fisk, T. McTaggart, R. Linton, C. Riopelle, J. Gale, K. Savino, J. Shied, D. Smith, J. McTaggart, D. Fill. BOTTOM ROW: K. Rulason, B. Brown, L. LaLonde, J. Cardinal, V. Christie, L. Chaltraw, L. Raymond, G. Dunn. Central’s Snappy J.V.’s TOP ROW from left to right: B. Bell, J. Allen, R. Groszek, Coach M. Hart. BOTTOM ROW: R. Perlberg, J. Gale, R. Mutch, R. Knight. Missing are: R. Linton, S. MacDonald, T. McTaggart, D. LaPorte, R. Macaulay. From left to right: Coach Mr. Waara, C. Dunec, R. Shinn, G. Templin, G. Wheeler, J. Gwisda, M. Walker, R. La Clair, R. Warden, R. Klenk, T. Donahue, M. Ransier, J. Chaltraw, R. Good. Central’s Future Va rsity From left to right: Coach Mr. Manning, manager T. Dunec, R. Kraatz, L. Raymond, B. Dunn, L. LaLonde, D. Smith, J. Cardinal, J. Swartz, D. Fisk, C. Riopelle, D. Pestrue, B. Brown, L. Chaltraw, D. Shannon, R. Wiltse. TOP ROW from left to right: P. Reno, L Mudge, S. Orr, P. Philps, C. Macauley, P. White, S. Forsyth, B. Plachta, J. Flick, P. Mudge, L. Lentz, J. Dunn. BOTTOM ROW: D. Shepherd, B. Butch, S. Templin, K. Bis- sonette, D. Vallad, J. Kohn, A. Groszek, A. Kitzman, M. Kosmider, W. Sivik, S. Osborne, S. Kitzman. Bowl gf f y fffffff jgf§ m ' TOP ROW from left to right: J. Gale, K. Sivier, R. Perlberg. BOT¬ TOM ROW: M. Ransier, B. Brown, J. Cardinal, L. Raymond, P. Adams. All Sports Banquet This year Central held its first Annual All Sports Banquet. Those pictured from left to right are: Hugh Smith, basketball coach, A1 Dorow, speaker, Mike Hart, football coach, Jerry Gulvas, most spirited, in basketball, Keith Sivier, most improved and All Conference in basketball, Pat Gulvas, most improved and All Conference in football, John O ' Keefe, most valuable and All Conference in basketball, Rod McTaggart, most valuable and All State, in football, and Ron Fisk, most spirited in football. Along with the players Central ' s cheerleaders were also honored. They are Marfie Kocot, Judi Marsh, Janet Miller, Carol Miller, Lynn Trombley, Janis Brown, and Dorothy Houghteling. Their sponsor was Carol Gibson. FORWARD ' S Go Forward on Firestone VI 6-3141 at WHEELER ' S Standish, Michigan PAGE DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists RAYMOND ' S APPLIANCE VI 6-2311 1 19 S. 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