Walled Lake High School - Viking Yearbook (Walled Lake, MI)

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First row: J. Brandenburg, E. Kleinhardt, S. Merkle, M. Lang, Mr. Malonis K. Lundquist, S. LaPiner, S. Collins, K. Kassner. Second row: M. Swiderski, B. Stickling, H. Wein, J. Neumann, V. Slinker, J. Foss, R. Martin, P. Litwin, K. Eastty, J. Metzner, R. Marshall, J. Emrnert. Third row: C. Vincler, L. Conrad, M. Tuma, S. Huhtala, D. Duckwitz, G. Schmic D. Fuller, M. Potter, L. Ashby, W. Ackley, J. Slinker. Fourth row: D. Slinker, M. Skarritt, P. Haight, T. Delaney, H. Derdereau, J. Hanttula, D. Adams, J. Havel, R. Derderian, M. Giordano, R. Kincy, F. Koch, B. Dixon, N. Gray. MAD SCIENTISTS Under the guidance of Mr. Malonis, the Science Club was instituted for the purpose of discovering and promoting the wealth of knowledge contained in the fields of biology, chemistry, and agriculture. According to the person's preference of field, he may select any group in which to further his knowledge The activities during the year in- cluded interesting and informative trip and suitable projects for the Science Fair held in May. The officers are President, Kathy Lundquist, Vice-President, Sue Merkle Secretary, Margie Lang, and Treasure Sandy LaPiner. President Kathy Lundquist discusses the Science Fair projects 80

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LA SOCIEDAD DE AMIGOS ESPANOLES 7 H' Z.. F1TSt row R Welch J MacKenz1e J Waddell S Sherwood, L Chabot M Hesselgrave S Forsyth B B1etel Second row J Freeman, R Meagley S Hlebler, D Thompson L Thompson M Th1b1deau, M Watson V LaP1ner Thlrd row S Alm B D1xon, M1ss Molesta B Isco Fourth row D Allen P Kle1nhardt M Donaldson B Lea S H1eberstre1t J Sch1ffmann L Thompson, K Lundqu1st J Haddock Taklng a profound 1nterest 111 Span1sh customs and culture, the members of La Soc1edad de Am1gas Espanoles explore them to a greater degree than 15 pOSS1b1e 1n the class room. Membershlp 1S open to students of the Span1sh classes. A real1st1c touch of Spa1n 1S created by Spamsh food, eaten by the members portraylng Sparuards. In true Spanish tra.d1t1on the 1n1t1ates eat var1ous spxcy dashes. The club has a. h1story of many var1ed and 1nteresting soclal act1v1t1es. Off1cers are Presldent, Va1er1e LaPiner3 V1ce Pres1dent, Kathy Lund quist, Secretary, Roberta Welchg and and their sponsor' M1ss Molesta, don Spanish regalla for the club imtiation. Spanish Club officers Treasurer, Lynn Thompson. 79 , w - -xv,-.,, . -, 1 . , - , P fr mu- UL.: ' ' , 1, - ,., , 4' ' . , ' f 5 I N t ' . . , . 'fi' y - I S' LJ 9, i - . I . , .. : a 7 t --. , . ,, ,fl bf A gt a K J A ' 4 I ' 0 . ' : . , . ' , . , . . , . , o , s D a I 0 0 5 o o , I g I . . I , I . I ' : . , . ' ' , . . I . , . , . , 1 , . , u . , Q s , 0 n . - 4 ' ' nk, ' f .ff I QM t , , . . . - A

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First row: C. Patrick, Mr. Rose, P. Hall, S. MacKenzie. Second row: L. Conrad, S. Collins, B. Reimer, R. Meagley, H. Wein, S. Ronthe J. Emmert, M. West. Third row: P. Haight, C. Mowrey, R. Winkler, J. Regan, R. Green, B. Ehrcke, L. Shull, M. Skarritt, B. Havel, B. Colby. WAVE WIZARDS Iitf Carol Patrick and Sally Ronthi take their turns pipeing music into homerooms Operating the school's public address system each year are the Wave Wizards The group, sponsored by Mr. Rose, is responsible for the music before school the P. A. booth during assemblies, and the recorded music for school dances. Each member learns to operate the school's electrical equipment. Elec- tronics is also learned by the members. At the beginning of the year the follow- ing officers were elected: Pat Hall, President, Stewart MacKenzie, Vice- President, and Carol Patrick, Secretary-Treasurer.