Washington Gardner High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1965 volume:

I. '13,- Qi l Xjffjw Lgkf ' .,,- A, WASHINGTGN GARDNER HIGH W Basketball Fa pa es 52-73 ll Football Homecoming Councils Language Clubs Thespian Play Dino,' Convocation Committee Ushers Club Tastemakers Future Nurses Bi-Phy-Chem Winter pages 88-107 Seniors Pep Club Swimming Pages 4-51 Cross Country Wrestling Ch l d Underclassmen Vagifacffl GA.A. pages 108-133 Debate A.V A. Spring Thespian Club Math Club Track Musical Librarians Tennis pages 134-165 Choirs Monitors Golf Bands: Junior Exhibition Coaches Q Q Q Honor Society Faculty pages 74-87 4 K , K M d,,,,..-- . 4 0 ...l 9 1 f..9f Mr. McElhaney talks with a Junior High student. A basketball and football coach, naval resewist, and junior high school principal - all these are a part of Ordell W. McElhaney. This year the Breeze Staff wishes to dedi- cate the 1965 annual to Mr. McElhaney in appreciation for all that he has done for our school. Mr. McElhaney resides at 11100 29 Mile Road with his wife Clayone and his son Doug, a senior at Albion High. His daughter, Claudia, is presently a senior at Albion College. Mr. McElhaney was born in McDonald, Pennsylvania. He attended school at Louisiana Tech., Adrian College, and graduated from Albion College in 1939, receiving his Mas- ters Degree from Albion in 1961. After entering the naval service he became a Lieutenant-Commander and officer of a supply transport in the South Pacific during WW II. He remained a member of the naval reserve and was able to treat the faculty at Albion to a ride on a naval vessel on Lake Michigan last fall. An avid sports fan and participant, Mr. McElhaney is constantly involved in some athletic event. For many years he held the position of Athletic Director at Albion but gave it up to take over the job of Junior High Principal in 1960. Besides having been a football coach, he also led an Albion basketball squad to the state quarter-finals in 1949. The staff and students sincerely express their apprecia- tion to Mr. McElhaney for his fine leadership and guidance at Albion High over the years. Princibczl McElhczny Provides L66ld,67 5b? ' 'av E, Q . 'Y I ,X k ,X 1 ,YT . and Guidance P lMl Q 'Guilt Q Nw V fdiwff , Part of the job. d f h l h s. Q 5 'rg ' .Q gm ,, 1 P Q., Ni' A h 'V W ,QWL . ..,, W,A1 5 F X ,g g :S Q 'K .w .,53??K cn S-4 .2 CD CD E Q EI Senior Class O vers emo! Executive Bomfel Dick Underwood, Sgt. at-armsg Florence Dodds, Vice-President, Betsy Baldwin, Secretary, Barb Anderson, Treasurerg Ken Miller, President. Row 1-B. Worden, R. Isaac, B. Gilbert, J. Campbell, D. McCune, M. Coleman, Row 2-N. Pettersen, S. Gildart, C. Aughton, D. Gardner, B. Gaskell, Row 3--J. Dooley, J. I-Iilborn, L. Gray, J. Bormann, D. Gamble. 8 QW' Patricia Ann Abram Douglas Anderson Sharon Kay Adams A Janis Arnett L, 'fm 1- sa Barbara Elizabeth Anderson Marie Asaro Carol Ann Aughton Sharon Louise Barkema Lynford Scott Baggett Betty Jean Barting Elizabeth Ann Baldwin Christy Bauer Nancy Lyn Bearman Sue Ann Blodgett Bernard Berry Jr. David Keith Bieske Josephine Antoinette Bommarito Harry James Bonner YV Jean Elizabeth Bormann Donald Russell Brankovich Sheryl Elaine Braggs -41? David Michael Bricker Betty Jane Bramble Mary Jean Brock Dennis Lee Bronson Robert Butler .M Keith Broxholm Gloria Calloway Paul David Burstein ,pm 4 .3 Elizabeth Calvaruso John Dennis Campbell Dolene Chapman Shella Campbell Gerald Chamberlain Sandra Lee Clayton Anthony Isaac Cloy Kathleen Herrick Caburn Orville Bays Collins Jr. Douglas Cole Priscilla Ann Connelly Michael Coleman Linda Chris Cuyler Ruby Lois Davis The leaning tower of pizza makers. Donald Duane Day Melva Lois Davis Michael Philip Dean -JE, Craig Scott Derr Jane Alberta Dianch Larry Phillip Desy i is Jeanette Roseline De Witt This couldn't be the usual school garb. David Alvin Dice Barbara Dodson Nathan Conrad Dickmeyer James Arthur Domingo Florence Dodds Mary Jo Domingo Jane Dooley fy Audrey Dunnagan Philip Vernor Doty Sv Barbara Jean Dziurkiewicz Marilyn Helen Drumm Elaine Eby Ann Ellerby Richard Lee Elsass Gayle Lynn Emery Mary Louise Etchinson Gary Lee Emery Joyce Ann Ford Ronald Jay Fouts Tom Frank Henry Frederick Fox Lorraine Edith Frye -ww, Gail Jeannette Frank Youlande Drucilla Gamble Daryl Gano Paul Richard Gardanier Albion racks up another victory. Marian Dale Gardner Bonnie Jean Gaskell Bruce David Gilbert Susan Carol Gildart Henry Gonzalez Queen Charlene and her esccrt Bob Whitehead. Elizabeth Ann Gray Sandra Habern Harold Raymond Haeske Lynn Maxwell Hammer James Michael Hammond Jack Willard Haines William Harrier Nancy Hart Nidia Hernandez Charlene Heisler Derryl Highley Allen Morris Henson Joanne Elizabeth Hilborn Patrick Jerome Howard Ronald Mark Isaac Russell Hrab Grant Delos Iverson Russell Hull Joyce Jackson Billie Lee Jacobs Charlene Johnson James Franklin Jennings Ernest Lee Johnson Minnie Jewell J iles Ferdinand Johnson Lavon Jones Robert Fletcher Jones Senior Girls race in to end the annual Torch Run before the Albion-Marshall football tilt. Delores Jones Shirley Ann Kabel x: James Keyes Karen Kirk 1 if Robert R1chard Kmg Rosemary Ann King The Court and Escorts watch the football team as they win another. Douglas Gary Kittenger Keith Sylvin Klepper James Lee Konkle Carl Lack William Donald Knisley Joseph Michael Lake Sharron Ann Landon -94' David Locke Charles Lane Angela Sue Macaluso Larry Lincoln Elizabeth Jane Marsh Ruth Ann Marshall David Darrow McCune Gordon Herbert Martin Dennis Dayle McCune Larry Arthur McCoy Douglas Louis McE1haney Mary McPherson Charles Steven Miller Sheryl Alleen Messlck Kenneth Vern Miller Linda Cheryl Miles Sandra Lee Mills G i Carol Kay Morgan Timothy James Morgan Bonnie Gaskell and Liz Gray haven't changed a bit. in Wioi . ioiiiyi A A--as W? vm. vf ,mx , fig A ,W K ,fllrik WW I 135 . Wi 4. Kathleen Sue Moss Gary Mullins M ...elf DeLand Murphy There is something missing here! David Myers Frank Maxwell Neil James O'Del1 1 , Diane Osburn Nancy Pettersen Stanley Joseph Pawlak Patsy Louise Poe Dean Peckham Merle Allen Pryor Jr William Pryor David Scott Ralston Cynthia Lee Reichow Dennis Clark Reid Donald Ralston Ann Michael Reynolds Richard Reynolds Susan Carol Romans Linda Lou Riggs Bonnie Jean Root Beverly Robinson Jennifer Rumsey Jerome David Sacharski Cheryl Anne Schultz Carol Sadger James Edward Scott Gary Michael Sadger Gloria Sharpe Queen Charlene accepts congratulations. James Short Joyce Marie Short John Charles Shedd Kathy Siefert George Simaske Laurence Lea Sipe Lulu Mae Simmons They were cute back then. Kay Anne Sims Robert Thomas Slaughter James Philip Snyder David Smith Marcia Starr Leslie Snider Sandra Kay Steimel Carrie Nell Stein Betty Lynn Swan Willie Louis Stone Annie Mae Swinton Thomas Bonnell Stone Duane Taber Rudolf Tabler Illona Tobias Robin Tails Gary Lee Tompkins Katie Bea Tillman Pamela Anne Torrey Diane Kay Treacher Donna May Treacher Chester Truss 1-np-mn:-vnfy' Richard Clyde Underwood Lewis Troutner Evelyn Marie Veramay 45 My Keith Lawrence Wainwright 1 Ken Karl Waito When hearts were young and gay. Cleaotha Wallace Shara Wantland Carlos Washington Kay Ellyn Waidelich , z-N'-M W, . A few still are young and gay. Dorothy Weitzel Danny LaVern Wells A tearful moment, but happy for Charlene Johnson. Robert Whitehead Roslyn Mae Whiting Scott Richard White Janet Lee Wickens it W '-up Sharon Sonya Wilbur Margaret Williamson Mary Williams Anyone look familiar? James Williamson Eleanor Wilson Ronnie Lee Wilson Karl Edward Wilson Kasimir Winchell Patricia Ann Wilson Floyd Bruce Wordon James Harvey Worthington Richard Young Camera Shy Seniors Kay Barry Mattie Pearl Bean Joyce Bolden Deborah Grant Burgess Jonathan Grant Burgess Daniel Lee Burkwalt Betty Canady Mildred Clark Gerald Collins Harry Corner Grover Crumsby Jr. Larry LeBon Davis James Russell Desy Dexter Vernon De Witt James Ellis Evelyn Irene Farmer Nicholas Fuentes Antonia Gonzales Sherwood Hill Rodney Howard Holland Gary Howard James Kelley Robert Koch Louise Lafayette Ronald James Miller James Mitchell Gail Yvonne Smith Paul Trine Robert Wintersteen Nancy Lucretia Zick HOME Rl vnSQTORS 0 Quanrrefx LQ 1 N: - , f c ., ,----. ,.,. .+.+.,.,. .,., :I - ,,.-f-EH , V- , ,-- CI III I: Bruce Gilbert Tackle Dick Underwood Flanker Back Karl Wllson End 54 Ron Isaac Quarterback Dave Ralston Flanker Back mU t at 1 Seniors Hekb Calbtur Jim Kelly Half back Ph11 Doty End Louis Stone End Rodney Holland Flanker Back B1'uce Worden Guard f1 I O hvzmlbzonsbqy Crown John Campbell Cen ter Pat Howard H alfback Ron Wilson Half b ack Paul Gardanier Guard Tom Stone End Dave Sacharski End Not Pictured-Dave McCune Rusty Hull Tackle Craig Den' Tackle Ron Miller End Jim Scott Guard 55 First ndwvztecl Team Since 1927 . . . . 1 . - ..fL..', .- ' '. .4 I . .. , !, . , . ,, f . ..,. .1i'?,. ' , w:f4:'f5,5f,g T,f i V' : , W, 4, 71- c a' , f , H, K 3i,,:3. g,K?- 5 ww . . ,.. f U Row 1-J. Kelly, B. Worden, J. Campbell, D. Underwood, B. Gilbert, P. Gardanier, R Hull, D. Sacharski, C. Derr, R. Holland, K. Wilson, Row 2-R. Wilson, R. Isaac, J Scott, C. Rustenholtz, D. Ralston, R. Miller, L. Stone, T. Stone, P. Doty, P. Howard Row 3-Coach Lewis, B. Higgins, J. Reeves, J. Merrild, F. Whittum, B. Keller, I Bogan, P. Pesch, M. Anglin, G. Grice, Coach Muhlenkarnp, Row 4-C. Knickerbocker D. Stellingworth, B. Carrigan, C. Van Schoick, M. Luty, G. Johnson, R. Burlingame F. Collins, G. Wirebaugh Varsity K so Coaches-Ivan Muhlenkamp and Fritz Lewis Being Twin Valley Champs is indeed an honor for our 1964 football squad, but ending up 8-0 for the season gives them an even greater honor. Much credit should be given co-captains Bruce Gilbert and Paul Gardanier as well as coaches Fritz Lewis and Ivan Muh- lenkamp. The team's most valuable player and boss of Kelley's Krew, Jim Kelley, made the All- Twin Valley squad and All-State for the season. A truly fine record is boasted by our Varsity grid-iron team. Scores Albion Opponent 12 Jackson Parkside 0 40 Sturgis 18 28 Coldwater 6 33 Three Rivers 12 19 Jackson St. Johns 0 26 Hillsdale 0 34 Harper Creek 0 42 Marshall 6 Co-captains Paul Gardanier and Bruce Gilbert. Reserves Bans! Fine Record X Reserve Row 1-B. Gray, D. McCutcheon, D. Lackey, D. Egnatuk, W. Tabb, J. Hettinger, G. Richards, T. Brown. Row 2-M. Anglin, L. Moore, D. Fraser, E. Cook, A. Miller, R. Anglin, G. Caldwell, A. Sims, K. Hall, C. Zerbe, Coach Kruse. Row 3-Coach Faust, J. Reynolds, K. Goodrich, J. Solis, T. Hernandez, P. Schultz, L. Hurley, M. Matthews, J. Gaskell, H. Brantley. Row 4-A. Holtz, D. Hull, M. Kehoe, J. Comfort, T. Young, D. Sibal, L. Cvitkovic, W. Boggan, C. Lee, R. Zimmerman, D. Powers. Like Varsity, like Reserve seems an ap- propriate slogan for coaches Kruse and Faust's team this fall. They turned in an un- defeated record with seven wins and no losses under the leadership of co-captains Joe Com- fort and Dave Egnatuk. We certainly look for a lot of action from this '64 squad as they assume positions on next year's Varsity team. Scores Albion Opponent 20 Coldwater 0 38 Hillsdale 6 19 Sturgis 0 39 Harper Creek 0 2 1 Jackson St. Johns 0 5 8 20 Marshall 13 52 Parma Western 14 f . 126 W . J. ggi U i' . . 11? -'s m , A , if Q 2 5 B .gf + 4 74 A f 14 1251.2-g.s1Q,5: ,,BUfl4f '5 ???i5 3 9 '32 f 243, , as , cpm 15 4 BE Qi,,53..M72f,,.7U N? Jin Row 1-P. Johnson, G. Prigun, T. Solis, M. Johnson, J. Tabb, T. Warren, D. Marsh, L. Jones, W. Jones, T. Wilson, C. Jones. Row 2-B. Geisen, C. Hallock, C. Johnson, S. Wheeler, J. Gamble, A. Martell, J. Gamble, C. Brownridge, S. Luty, J. Hilborn, T. Bradford, E. Arey, J. Morgan. Row 3-Coach Campbell, Coach Harmon, A. Bradford, G. Selent, R. Maxwell, G. Yokum, C. Patterson, D. Schermer, H. Orman, K. Ballou J. Solis, L. Cole, M. Finley, Coach Smock. Row 4-D. Miller, B. Watson, J. Deyoe, Ti i le' id -. A 5- .2 K R Wirebaugh, K. Phipps, D. Wall, D. Moore, T. Peace, B. Stone, S. Benderman, L. Root, P. Hickey, J. Andreas, L. Andreas, L. Hurley. Wild-Kittens nmde Grid- ron Two of Albion's new coaches, Ray Campbell and James Hannon, led the new Frosh team to a successful first year with a record of 4-2. Phil Johnson and Bill Stone were co-captains of the squad which made a fine showing for Albion. Although not undefeated in the scoring column, their enthusiasm and ability will be a good backbone for next year's Reserve team. Scores Albion Opponent 13 Lakeview 14 48 Harper Creek 14 26 Jackson St. Johns 0 38 Hillsdale 7 26 Marshall 7 6 Coldwater 12 Coach Muhlenkamp and Bill Keller watch the game closely. E'b G dB bAd .ffl ' ,ci l1za eth ray an ar n erson X ik ,Xl V A Charlene Johnson and'Jenny Rumsey ueen emo' Court Reign Over Homecoming Festivities Betsy Baldwin and Joanne Hilborn 60 Jean Bormann and Bonnie I l Gaskell fr- Y' v- v w-.. 1 ' 5 ' ' , . fic rv. 'u QQ' Junzols Dragon to Victory Sophomore-95 Stomp ,Em- A fine victory admirable weather, and the Coronation of petite and pretty Charlene Johnson topped the Homecoming events for 1964. Halftime festivities began with a review of the three class floats, followed by the band and the Queen's Court. As the girls circled the field in convertibles, the- Senior Band played the Broadway hit Hello, Dolly. The Court, consisting of Barb Anderson, Betsy Baldwin, Jean Bormann, Bonnie Gas- kell, Elizabeth Gray, Joanne Hilborn, Char- lene Johnson, and Jennifer Rumsey, and their escorts Dennis McCune, Grant Iverson, Paul Burstein, Nathan Dickmeyer, Doug McEl- haney, Ken Miller, Bob Whitehead, and David Dice formed the cross bar of a large A made of band members. Then, as the crowd anxiously waited, Principal Harry Williams crowned Miss Charlene Johnson Homecoming Queen for 1964. Following the game, Charlene and Her Court reigned over the dance, Autumn Mem- ories, at the Albion Armory. Seniors: Level Those Hills and Dales. Lf.-.sjEL1iv03i'ijLL51' F L if Row 1-B. Gilbert, Vice-Presidentg P Pesch Treasurer D Underwood Sgt at Arms N. Dickmeyer, Presidentg J. Bormann Secretary Row 2 C Konkle W Stevens N Huvendick, M. Chauncey, B. Gaskell C Smith J Dooley F Dodds Row 3 D Eg natuk, J. Comfort, J. Streeter, T. Patterson T Young Senior High The Senior High Student Council was busy again this year with the problem of where and when to spend their money. Their first project was Homecoming, October 23. They are in charge of the elections and cars for the court. The Christmas Formal this year was Fantasy in Frost featuring Johnny Spears and the Stac- catos. This was one of the most successful formals in quite a few years and everyone attending en- joyed a fine evening. The council receives its money from Book Store profits and uses this to buy items and sponsor activities for the students and faculty. Officers for the council this year were: Nate Dickmeyer, presidentg Bruce Gilbert, vice-presi- dentg Jean Bormann, secretaryg Phil Pesch, treas- urerg and Dick Underwood, sgt.-at-arms. 62 Student Councils Heuct Activities uuu' Leuu' Students The Junior High Student Council was an ac- tive phase of student government this year. Two dances were sponsored, one in November and one in May, both of which were very successful. Also the Council took part in the annual Open House, acting as guides for the parents who visited the school. On March 2 the annual 'Teachers' Tea was held. A gathering of over one hundred and fifty teachers and principals of the Albion area attended, making it a very successful affair. During the months of February and March, the Council held a tardiness contest among home- rooms. The object of the contest was to try to cut down the number of tardinesses in the junior high. . - The officers of the Council this year were: Junior president, Mark Johnson, vice-president, Joe Young, secretary, Julie Young, treasurer, Lynn Morris, and sergeant-at-arms, Barry Young. :QQ I 3 Row I-M. Johnson, President, J. Young, Secretary, T. Tymcheko, J. Fairley, S. Rum- sey, K. Surprenant, K. Dooley, D. Brooks. Row 2-B. Young, Sgt.-at-Arms: L. Morris, Treasurer, J. Young, Vice-President, H. Orman, S. Luty, T. Peace, H. Pannekeet, M. Moore, C. Bobbitt, S. Lambrecht, C. Bradford, B. Aughton, A. Woods. Row 3-C. Chop- per, G. Hirsch, S. Truckenmiller, S. Bigelow, J. Williams, P. Caldwell. Seated-M. Bricker, Mrs. Ford, K. Frank, D. Sacharski, N. Huvendick. Row 1-D Green, Y. Wexell, C. Schultz, R. Marshall, C. Dickmeyer, D. Iverson, S. Vitale, K Wolfram, D. Bronson, D. Bronson, L. Calvaruso, M. Ford. Row 2-B. Wildt, S. Wil- liams, L. Kehoe, S. Landon, N. Bearman, J. Smith, D. Rowan, C. Smith, D. Bronson F. Dodds, W. Brewer, K. Baker. Row 3-L. Robinson, M. Fairley, R. Kemler, H. Lentz B. Bradford, J. Gaskell, B. Keller, V. Hirscht, B. King, W. Bogan, C. Hume, J. Dooley L. Riggs, J. Hilborn, S. Braggs. EZ Club de Los Buenos Vecinos This year in El Club de los Buenos Vecinos, or Spanish Club, the members enjoyed many activities under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mildred Ford. The offi- cers, president Kathie Frank, vice-president Mike Bricker, secretary Kris Wolfram, and treasurer Dave iiii' . -ii ii c l i ff Sacharski, aimed at giving the members an opportunity 5 , J S X of learning and having fun with the language. i Monthly meetings were very well attended, high- Tl .fs lighted by the Christmas Iiesta held at the home of ,..., i 'fi ' in Diana Rowan. In the spring, the traditional spring i f . 'rm 3 , picnic was held where the members tasted many Mexi- R S , 5 can dishes. Further experience of the language was if 9 ,l acquired with the visits of three native speakers, Carlos i f 't swine- ,, Madrigal, Pedro Reyes, and Boris Bielajeu. Row I - B. Gaskell, J. Dooley, L. Gray, P. Wilson, N. Pettersen, Miss Ross. Row 2 - C. Aughton, S. Olinyk, S. Messick, K. Reed, I. Johnson, J. Ford, J. Holtz, R. Kalma bach. Row 3 - J. Olinyk, S. Campbell, F. Neil, B. Davey, P. Burstein, B. Anderson S. Gildart. Le Cercle wmmis Le Cercle Francais, Albion's French organization, has kept busy this year. They've entertained Mr. Jean Nougier, a French professor at Albion college, who spoke to the club about teenagers in France. At Christmas time the group went carolling, singing, of course, only French songs. Initiation took place in the spring with new members having to recite to earn their place in the club. The annual picnic was also held in the spring, and the delicious food was prepared from French recipes. The officers for 1965-66 were elected at this time. The club was advised by Miss Janice Ross and was under the guidance of the following officers: president Nancy Pettersen, vice-president Ingrid Johnson, secretary Pat Wilson, treasurer Jane Dooley, and sergeant-at-arms Elizabeth Gray. 'AT Future Nurses Club KT? T537 Row 1-A. Bradshaw, N. Bradshaw, Sgt. at Armsg C. Heisler, Presidentg L. Tanner, Vice-presidentg Row 2-R. King, Secretaryg L. Riggs, Treasurerg A. Reynolds, Point-keeperg A. Dean, G. Botello, Row 3:-Mrs. Hart, L. Sweet, M. Carpenter, D. White. The purpose of the Future Nurses club is to allow those girls at Albion who are interested in a career in medicine to meet and learn more about the factors involved. They have enjoyed various speakers such as the public health nurse and have taken field trips to the University of Michigan's School of Nursing, the Foote hospital in Jackson, and Sheldon Memorial hospital here in Albion. Again this year they have performed such civic duties as making place mats and favors for the hospital at Christmas. This year the club had twelve members who were advised in their activi- ties by Mrs. Elinor Hart. The officers were as follows: president Charlene Heisler, vice-president Linda Tanner, secretary Marilyn Drumm, and trea- surer Linda Riggs. shers 1 66f ublic and Students at School Activities . ' 3145? Cl? t e . vtte V I T . E X 3 .X W J f-'X'-fxlqg' -J 'js J . J L.. Row 1-S. Vitale, M. Young, A. Chapin, S. McAuliffe, B. Baldwin, P. Torrey, Row 2- S. Romans, J. Smith, B. Costello, J. Dooley, J. I-Iilborn, L. Gray. aj wi' ef' N Yf it 3 5 E Row 1-S. Watts, S. McCune, E. Lambrecht, Row 2-R. Corliss, S. Prigun, C. Grucza E. Warnsley, P. Wildt. 67 ' A Qlk a s 0 i 'UWM Row I: Gladys Allen, Sue Hallock, treasurer, Molly McAuliffe, co-secretary, Dave Daniels, president. Row 2: Dawn Allison, Becky Clark, Bev Sharp, Melanie Vickers, Sherie Earl, Bonnie Benward, Helga Kinsey, Betty Bramble. Row 3: Mr. James Theisen, advisor, Bob Allison, l k b Lee Pohl, Elaine Pohl, Noreen Bradshaw. Zl Not pzctured: Nancy Huvendick, vice-president, Pat Wells, co-secretary. This year, as last year, the Tastemakers' club seemed to be one of the most active in the school. Its purpose is to enrich and broaden the members' cultural horizons. Highlighting this year's activities were the Raduga dancers, the Minneapolis Philharmonic, and the University of Michigan's annual May Festival. Two candy sales, as well as other money-making activities, helped to raise funds for the annual spring trip. This year the club went to the Mam- moth cave-Kentucky bluegrass area. The Tastemakers' club had a very successful and exciting year under the direction of advisor James Theisen. The officers were: Dave Daniels, pres- ident, Nancy Huvendick, vice-president, Pat Wells, secretary, and Sue Hal- lock, treasurer. ,.....-v ,.,...-s ' K X 'wx Lt ,Hr 2 1.f 2114-'rf .Ji 4-fin 33 'Sy L5 SA X' xl 'EQ wfzuffg Q 'Q ij LW? M3575 KW 2+ JN WF: l d'ii 'ua Til. 1 4 ,N l'vg3-59-LAT M Q5 ZA? A 361254 wig 1 Row I - Mr. Ullery, Sue Gildart, Carol Aughton, Jane Dooley, Cheryl Schultz, Mr. Baldwin. Row 2 - Bonnie Gaskell, Nate Dickmeyer, Paul Burstein, Phil Pesch, Frank Bi-Phy-Chem Club Bi-Phy-Chem, Albion's science organization, is made up of students from biology, physics, and chemistry classes. Its goal is to promote an active interest in science among these students. Various scientific reports were given at'the meetings this year. Dr. Merle Milligan, professor of mathematics at Albion college, spoke on symbolic logic and freshman Jim Irwin gave an interesting report on monarch butterflies. Officers Paul Burstein and Nathan Dickmeyer illustrated the tau and kappa effects in psychology. The club this year was under the direction of advisors Arthur Ullrey and Vernon Baldwin. Officers were: Paul Burstein, president, Nathan Dick- meyer, vice-president, Bonnie Gaskell, secretary, and Sue Gilbert, treasurer. Row I Molly McAuliffe Dawn Allison Gail Frank Row 2 - Julie Young, Vickie Pickens Linda Fraser Shirley Vitale Row 3 Diane Fraser, Becky McAuliffe, Kris Wolfram M Chauncey Row 4 Janet Fairley Sharie Bohm, Patti Miller. e Club To promote more spirit in our high school students a pep club was started at AHS this winter. Mr. Behling, Junior High Math teach- er, assumed the responsibilities of club ad- visor. A section was reserved at each home game for enthusiastic spectators and it was very successful. It is hoped that more students will take an interest and join the club next fall. The members held meetings and sold club pins of red and white that said Pep Club Member . Oflicers for the club were: president, Joyce Smithg vice-president, Kris Wolframg secre- tary, Paulette Gillordg and point-keeper, Gail Frank. 71 Tbespicms Present Mrs. Mikula Shirley Wallace Jackie Danny Steve Sylvia Della Pat Miss Haines Mr. Mandel Dino Falcaro Mr. Sheridan Bea First Girl Second girl Tony Falcaro Mrs. Falcaro Mr. Falcaro Dancers Cast Cathy Walker Bonnie Gaskell Nancy Zick Tim Leach Dan Hogan Kris Wolfram Barb Johnson Sharon McAuliffe Karen Reed Doug McElhaney Gil Johnson Paul Burstein Shirley Vitale Annabelle Dean Storme Rumsey Mark Johnson Connie Dickmeyer Bill Keller Jan Gertz, Bill Lentz, Christine Konkle, J eff Rumsey, Lynda Lack, Jim Taylor .3 if M 355563 E 2152 5 v 51-W S Fr' E III 1:1 Superintendent wiv Dr. Carl W. 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'..., POTTS, EDITH RADEE, VALERIE REDDING, JERRY English 9 Home Economics 7 English 3 Homemaking I Xa II History 3 SACHARSKI, JEROME English 8 History 8 Latin I 8: II Coach SPANNINGA, RUSSELL TEN HAVE, ELOISE TERRELL, WILLIAM Social Studies HOIHC ECOUOITUCS 7 82 3 Drama Homemaking I Sz III Wgrld History Ll are ze :wi ww, 1 -, rua Q lbw rw, ms ' :ws favs 5 new .am vavs g 5 was sau H wwe' wr A' , wg? 'bffifkxahszt Mm.: 'gm 2 TERRY, ALLEN THEISEN, JAMES TUCKER, MARGARET Woodworking I 8: II World History English 7, 8, Sz 10 ULLREY, ARTHUR Chemistry Physics English 10 YOUNG, LUCILLE English Reading ZELUFF, MARC Mechanical Drawing 0 ceS4zjj'G ' rs - f , ' A M ' . 9 2 ' 2 - f if, if? 1 ' 5 '8 . . 1 9 5.1 . s , CW 1 K 3' 'T ,. . i ' A L 'ia v Q 3. I ,K 3 Row 1-Mrs. Geisen, P. Taylor, L. Snider, N. Hart, E. Wilson, C. Heisler, L. Miles, Senlof C. Stein, Mrs. Johnson, Row 2-D. Bronson, D. Bronson, R. Marshall, S. Blodgett. Not pictured4K. Moss, P. Poe, D. Chapman, S. Wilbur, A. Dunagan, H. Kinsey. aQw.,,,., cr T? YN? 'Mo ' ' Row 1-Mrs. Swan, G. Dzuirkiewicz, A. Dorgelo, D. Wells, L. Davis, J. Gertz, Row 2- UU10f Hlgh A. Dean, M. Camenter, T. Taffs, V. Frank. 87 J f H x 3 my in ' X M12 h A t,X. , . eg 55 -.Q fm 'Hmm E 2 S-4 CD 49 S3 -I-1 EIIII III Row I Zip Bogan, Jim Streeter, Gil Johnson Rodney Holland Row 2 Karl Julius Thomas manager, Ron Isaac, Dave Sacharskl Row 3 Ron Wilson Neal Pat Howard Row 4 Harry Bonner Don Wilson Row 5 Coach Don Scores Parma Western Coldwater Marshall Jackson St. Johns Hillsdale Parkside Harper Creek Three Rivers Coldwater Sturgis Parkside Jackson St. Johns Marshall Hillsdale Harper Creek Sturgis Three Rivers Cagers Win Twin Val ey rownw l Ron Wilggn Dave Sacharski Ron Isaac For the third year in a row Albion's Wildcat Cagers have captured the Twin Valley crown. This year the 'cats finished the season with 14 wins and 3 losses. Ronnie Wilson led the team in scoring and made a good showing at every game. Both Ronnie and Karl Wilson were named to the all-conference team. Although many of the boys will graduate we can still expect a lot from our Varsity and Reserve teams next season. Thanks and credit is also due to Coach Don Ashdown. Seniors Pat Howard Harry Bonner Rodney Holland l l Reserves Row I-Dequilla Lackey, Pete Wingate, Ray Foster, Al Miller, Jim Hunt, Row 2- Dave Fraser, Tim Ortiz, Dave Egnatuk, Kirkland Hall, Row 3-Coach Ivan Muhlen- kamp, Willie Tabb, Willie Bogan, Bob Gray, Clarence Williams, Dave Lutzka, Lyle Mather. E ' . ...pd Albion can certainly boast a fine record for its reserve basketball, squad this year. The 'cats ended their season with an undefeated, 16-0 record and first place in JV play. Willie Tabb, sophomore, scored 241 points for the team this year and also led in rebounds with 182. Willie moved to the Varsity squad at the end of the season and saw considerable action on the court during tournaments. Much credit can be given to the coach this season, Mr. Ivan Muhlenkamp and co-cap- tains: Bob Gray, Jim Lackey, and Willie Tabb. With a team such as this assuming positions on next years Varsity Team Albion should continue to control JV standings for several years. esewfes Remain U ndwazted Albion 61 56 60 60 73 49 67 59 73 58 76 76 55 64 79 73 Scores Parma Coldwater Marshall St. Johns Hillsdale Parkside Harper Creek Three Rivers Coldwater Sturgis Parkside Marshall Hillsdale Harper Creek Sturgis Three Rivers Opponent 48 35 41 43 56 45 39 41 44 49 51 60 50 46 49 57 Mat-Men Place Second in League Row 1-M. McCall, J. Chamberlain, J. Scott, C. Miller, A. Sims, N. Paniciia. Row 2- B. Butler, M. Kehoe, T. Stone, J. Solis, J. Short, L. Short, Coach Kruse. Row 3- J. Kolodica, D. Nixon, T. Cloy, B. Stone, D. Pewsey, D. Hull, D. Ilka, D. Wall. 13163:- DEPT- The wrestling team made a great deal of progress this year. Moving from a one win-nine loss season of last year to a season that saw the Wilcats win four, lose five, and tie two meets. The team finished second in the league this year by virtue of their dual meet and tournament records. The team climaxed the season by placing fourth in regional meets and sending three wrestlers, Chuck Miller, Mike McCall, and Bob Butler, to the state finals. Chuck Miller, captain, led the team with a 28-3 record and went on to place second in the state finals. Scores Albion Opponent 6 B. C. Lakeview 36 27 Coldwater 25 2 6 Adrian 28 42 Harper Creek 6 18 Jackson 18 1 5 Sturgis 3 1 11 Bronson 32 22 Jackson Parkside 22 28 Charlotte 22 16 Parma Western 30 33 Three Rivers 10 Swimmers Have Fine Season Row 1-H. Orman, G. Bryce, G. Pulling, M. Morgan, C. Brownridge, K. Porter, G. Grice. Row 2-T. Peace, S. Robinson, R. Morris, B. Duncan, J. Hilborn, L. Moore. Row 3- C. Leeth, C. Hallock, D. Moore, D. McCutcheon, D. Steffe, J. Campbell, T. Abendroth, Coach Campbell. The swimming squad has greatly improved this season as the result of some very hard work by its members. Proof of this statement was very evi- dent at the Class B State Swimming meet held in Ann Arbor this year. The team was able to score 35 points against twenty-six other very capable teams. The 35 points resulted in a twelfth place finish. Part of the credit for the success of the team goes to John Campbell who proved himself an outstanding captain, leader, and swimmer. The team will miss John and senior Rick Reynolds another outstanding swimmer. With nearly all of its members back next year the swimming team ex- pects even a better season than it had this year. Scores Albion Opponent 36 Kalamazoo 55 27 Jackson Parkside 78 37 B. C. Lakeview 68 31 Ann Arbor JV 70 45 Battle Creek JV 59 33 Adrian 72 56 Lansing Waverly 49 29 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 76 48 Howe Military 57 57 Flint Ainsworth 48 65 Lansing Waverly 40 31 Jackson 69 Senior swimming captain John Campbell talks with coach Ray Campbell. vzwfiers m rave Rapid! Row I-Dave Kubicek, Scott White, Chuck Miller, Nick Pannicia, Willy Sacharski, Row 2-Mr. Ashdown, Dave Lutcke, Don Day, Russ Rahulin, Jim Kosko, Mike McCall Cross country, one of the newer sports at A.H.S., is rapidly improving with more parti- cipants and better records. Under the direc- tion of Coach Don Ashdown and Captain Scott White, this year's squad has an im- pressive season to boast. The two top runners on the team, Scott White and Dave Kubicek, qualified for the state meets this year. Scott has also set a new school record for the two-mile course - ten minutes, nine seconds. We look forward to much more interest and improvement in this competitive sport, and it will surely become one of Albion,s best. Seniors-Don Day, Chuck Miller, and Scott White. 96 Cross Countr rash Basketball The Freshmen Basketballers were coached by Jerry Redding this win- ter, a new addition to the coaching staff at Albion. The team ended their season with a five win - four loss record. Two games were cancelled because of weather. They started the season slow but had a good finish, winning four out of the last five games. Being their first year of competitive basketball the boys lacked height and experience. Leading scorer, rebounder, and playmaker was Terris Wilson, a 5' 11 forward guard. These boys will be providing the backbone for next year's Reserve squad. Freshmen numerals were awarded to: Terris Wilson, Mark Johnson, Phil Johnson, Dennis Heisler, Gary Selent, Tim Warren, Dennis McMillan, Lynn Ralston, Larry Andreas, Jerome Bridges, and Gary Yokum. -f 'Y 'Hyip fs' ff K Cheerleaders Support eezms and Promote Spirit J 'U 'v..4inrL:w.f' Jenny Rlunsey A Linda Fraser 98 Varsity Sheila Jones, Jenny Rumsey, Linda Fraser, Sharon McAuliffe, Mary Chauncey, front-Joanne Hilborn Joanne Hilborn, captain Sharon McAuliffe, alternate 1-k Sheila Jones Mary Chauncey Nancy Sibal wma..--we L valve'-aff ' s X SJ, ' V A ,X we-r. v..,. qv,-W, ' .W .. if MWmN7Wh'WM M 'Mm 'i1ie'W '-rwwilfwlh J' Reserve Joyce Thomas Storme Rlmlsey Hanny Pannekeet Margaret King Nan Strohmenger Julie Young, captain an YRS? Reserve captain Julie Young teaches substitute Sherry McCune the techniques. Cheerleaders lead singing 99 -dl Row I - Ron Isaac, John Campbell, Bruce Gilbert, Tom Stone, Karl Wilson, Row 2 - Scott White, Will Duncan, Jack Haines, Chuck Knickerbocker, Mike McCall, Bob Carrigan, Ernest Johnson, Mel Anglin, Row 3 - Greg Pulling, Bill Keller, Scott Robinson, Doug Bramble, Bruce Higgins, Frank Collins, Chip Van Schoick, John Reeves, Row 4 - Jim Scott, Dave Sacharski, Craig Derr, Bruce Worden, Allen Hen! son, Dave Steife, Nick Panicia, Frank Whittum, Row 5 - Gil Johnson, Jim Streeter, Dave Stellingworth, Dave Lutzke. Varsity Club The 1964-65 school year has been exceptionally active for Albion High School's Varsity club. Last fall they took on the duty of printing the high school football programs which were furnished at our home games. Their autumn activities also included a late-November hayride. During the winter they sponsored the traditional Red 8a White basket- ball game, the proceeds of which went to buy new shoes for the team. They were also in charge of the annual Senior-Faculty basketball game after the end of the regular season. Much of the extra money earned by the club was used to buy badly needed athletic equipment or was put into a special fund for a football scoreboard for the new school. Heading this year's club along with advisor Mr. Fritz Lewis, were president Ron Isaac, vice-president John Campbell, secretary Bruce Gilbert, treasurer Tom Stone, and sergeant-at-arms Karl Wilson. The' club's purpose is to enhance sportsmanship and interest in ath- letics. The membership is composed of letter-winners in any of the school's various sports activities. Ron Isaac, Presidentg Tom Stone, Treasurer Bruce Gilbert, Secretaryg John Campbell, Vzce president Not-pictured: Karl Wilson, Sgt. at Arms V G.A.A Row I-Mrs. Darcy, T. Tymcheko, C. Dickmeyer, L. Morris, Y. Wexell, C. King. Row 2-S. Grice, T. Taffs, A. Dean, N. Strohmenger, S. McCune, K. Ray, S. Short, J. Kanen- gieter, D. Iverson, S. Hickerson, K. Walker, C. Grucza, M. Pahl, J. Hammer. Row 3- M. Winter, S. Cole, L. Davis, J. Caudle, D. Weitzel, N. Radee, R. Bucholtz, C. Whittum, B. Clark, L. Wright. Row 4-E. Patton, M. McAuliffe, B. Richards, L. Tesch, D. Brooks, C. Burgan, J. Potts, P. Pfaif, D. Allison, V. Anglin, H. Pannekeet. Girls Take Part in Sports Activities Z G.A.A., Albion's Girls' Athletic Association, has been exceptionally active this past year. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Darcy the club has organized weekly bowling at Collegiate Lanes, numerous bike trips, and many other athletic games for interested girls. The officers this past year were: president, Connie Dickmeyerg vice- president, Yvonne Wexellg secretary, Linda Kehoeg treasurer, Tonya Tym- chenkog sergeant-at-arms, Carol King, and point keeper, Lynn Morris. .Q-4, .5 VQ,L , Row I-J. Ford, vice-presidentg K. Reed, secretary-treasurer: T. Abendroth, president Row 2-S. Olinyk, D. Holcroft, M. Ford, R. King, B. Troop, J. Jennings, J. Olinyk. Row 3-W. Brewer, L. Robinson, J. Holtz, E. Patton, S. Dulaney, L. Hammer. Row 4-B Ketchum, C. Hume, E. Cook, J. McAuliffe, J. Kinney, A. Holtz. Mu Alpha Theta, Albion's mathematics group, has embarked on many interesting activities this year. Under the leadership of advisor Ivan Muhlen- kamp the club offered special tutoring to any stu- dent who might have wanted it. They were in charge of the glass case across from room 207 and have kept it full of interesting material. Several speakers came to their meetings, among them Mr. Crowell from Albion college, Don Ashdown, and Mr. Miller, a certified public ac- countant. Also the treasury bought math club pins for all of its members. The oflicers of Mu Alpha Theta this year were: president, Tom Abendrothg vice-president, Joyce Ford, and secretary-treasurer, Karen Reed. Mu Albin Them Librarians Row I-Mrs. Gaskell, B. Fisher, J. Staley, J. Dewitt, J. Henson, D. Clark, P. Grimes, G. Frank, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Engstrom. Row 2-N. Dunn, P. Boyd, B. Prater, D. Os- burn, M. Jiles. Row 3-J. Ball, E. Eby, A. Connelly, T. Taifs, J. Potts, L. Davis, B. Clark, A. Collins. Albion high school's Library club has had many interesting activities this year. Meetings included talks by Jean Bormann and Mrs. James Hart on trips that they took. A very interesting and enlightening evening was spent at the Albion college library where Mrs. Hance showed the members of the club their facilities. The Christmas meeting was a potluck supper which was fun for all. Later this year some of the club will attend the State Library Assistants' Association of Michigan meeting at Ann Arbor. 0 The officers of the Library club this year were: president, Mary Jean JI Brock, vice-president, Sue Blodgettg secretary, Jean Staley, treasurer, Rose- mary Kingg historian, Charles Wixong and pointkeeper, Gail Frank. :ffl Row I-Mrs. Gaskell, B. Fisher, J. Staley, M. Brock, S. Blodgett, R. King, G. Frank, Mrs. Engstrom. Row 2-J. Dewitt, N. Dunn, J. Henson, D. Osburn, M. Jiles, P. Grimes. ebazters awe Fme Season Row 1 - B. Lentz, J. Hettinger D Hogan K Scribner J Reeves Row 2 Mrs Fleenor, W. Bogan, B. Davey D Rammelkamp P LeClear J Gaskell C Dickmeyer R. Dianch. Row 3 -- W. Brewer T Brown J Bormann B King N Dickmeyer N Zick, D. Locke, I. Johnson, M Kehoe K Fox The A.H.S. Varsity debate team had a fine record this year. They won the Twin Valley league championship and the districts with a 5-1 record to continue. Although they lost in the double elimination of the Regionals, they presented a fine showing. The tournament de- baters this year were: affirmative, Nathan Dickmeyer and Nancy Zick, and negative, David Rammelkamp and Bill Davey. Alter- nates were Jon Gaskell, Willie Bogan, Phil LeClear, and Bob King. Their overall record, then, for the year was 21 wins against 9 losses - a fine year for coach Ethel Fleenor, who is looking forward to another excellent season next year. Nate Dickmeyer, Dave Rammelkamp, Bill Davey, and Nancy Zick. Left to right-V. Hirscht, K. Reed, H. Lentz, K. Yinger, J. Smith, D. Nixon, C. Noonan, Mr. Terrell, G. Johnson, M. Young, J. Slick, P. Pesch, D. Bunn, J. Holtz, S. Vitale, C. Sims, M. Higginbottom, B. Ketchum, B. Keller, L. Mather, C. Hall. Left to right-B. Johnson, B. Keller, J. Slick, B. Ketchum, M. Higginbottom, C. Sims, S. Vitale, J. Holtz, C. Bunn, P. Pesch, T. Patterson, S. McAuliffe, M. Young, G. John- son, C. Noonan, D. Nixon, J. Smith, K. Yinger, H. Lentz, K. Reed, V. Hirscht, J. Reeves. Cast Randy Bragg .................... Mrs. Henry ......... .. Gil Johnson Joyce Smith Mark Bragg .....,. ................... P hil Pesch Helen .............. ...... S haron McAuliffe Peyton ..... ..... C indy Noonan Ben .....,........... ...... D ennis Nixon Dan Gunn .......... ..... T om Patterson Sam Hazzard ........ Florence Wechek ..... Alice Cooksey ....... Rita Lance ......... Pete ................. Nancy ................. ....... Howard Lentz Jeneen Holtz Cecilia Bunn Shirley Vitale Bill Keller Mary Hi gginbottom Lib McGovern ....4.. ............. M errily Young Jean ........n....... Arlie ...,...,....,....... Ace Atkins ............. General Hawker ....... Jim Hickey ..,............ Betty Sunberry ........ . Mr. Pitman ...,.......... ..... Mrs. Quisenberry ......... Mr. Quisenberry ......, Miss Baines ...................,.. Barb Johnson Cynthia Hall Lyle Mather Oliver Wiest Phil Pesch Carol Sims Vladimir Hirscht Karen Reed Ken Yinger .. ........... Jan Slick Mrs. Satterly ............................ Belle Ketchum Man with Geiger Counter It's all in the script! Lyle Mather Somebody has to apply the make-up. tBill Keller and Karen Reedj Alas, Babylon Presented by zmiwfs Left to Right-T. Patterson, D. Nixon, C. Noonan, S. McAuliffe, M. Young, J. Reeves, L. Mather. Q LIBHHRY OFFICE X Q fx ' Q 'b 0 Q 'P 'ba 9 506 UNDERCLQSSNEN 'wrr-y-rvfwfv-wk :Awww W K A A M- -kr V ' 'X L'A- I i 1 ssirnen 251 FC Unde .1 K ' ' ' 1 l '-'S X A X Y 1 2 tv 176 SN Xlliffxw in i J . g h W . gi E Q V E ,,, 1 K ii , A . k ' 5 , , Aixv y ' . Bob Bradford F VLVLiw All t Noreen Bradshaw A l r I W ' ' '- A Doug Brankovich A W WA K ' .. Brenda Bramble Q I A 3 T' 9 : f Doug Bramble - .a Jim Bramble R, 5 5 Donta Bronson Ylxxl, 't ix 1 1 K A 'l , Y ' Dyana Bronson James Brown Cecilia Bunn Larry Burkhardt Rick Burlingame Conrad Bushong Diane Butler if 1 : --V 1 ' ,AJ A . ' 1 1 i nf, ' , 2 J , fjftr 3 .Jax Ki X ' Q 1 , t iff W iW'i f . l is lgff I J we Tom Abendroth Linda Adams Terry Adkins Gladys Allen Melvin Anglin Dave Anthony Judy Austin Kathy Baker Martha Baker Dorothy Bartell J anell Bates JoAnn Beers Bonnie Benward Mae Lou Bonner ...M- Q O Joyce Butler Marie Campa Dave Campbell Dale Canull Craig Carey Bob Carrigan Linda Carter - E Linda Cathey Ann Chapin X H , ' . 2 -3 Mary Chauncey g 7 ' H Tom Clark KA 7 Q ,, Sheryl Clayton '---, A E' 3 no Ralph c10y 5 N. ' A V A ' Frank Collins s. R. 1 J Loretta Conley v t.. ' L, . V Yvonne Cooper ' : V JoAnn Corey 9 .. ' - , A ' Connie Cornish V Ji o., all 5 A I Barb Costello 1 Kg? A 2 uv N. K ' - Carol Curry J -f' Janet Crites A V g - ii f , is uniors 110 Marvin Damron Dave Daniels Joe Davis Sandy Day Janet Dodson Sandy Domingo Sylvania Dulaney Paulette Duncan Will Duncan Ginger Dzuirkiewicz Cindy Eagen Sherrie Earl Nancy Eddy Allen Everett i J i Cynthia Hall Gary Hamilton Evelyn Harper Martin Haschke Gina Helrigel Karen Henson Mary Higginbottom Vladmir Hirscht Donna Holcroft Lional Holt Jeneen Holtz Kent Humphrey Mike Isham Pat Jacobs fir' ,ve -s I A! -'Q ' nf. 1 l. .svn u . ,M V N, 1i.wJe-' X K' '- A , 120. ,Aa ,, , SNL !v, ,R .M 5 A M A Harold Face Gracie Garley Robert Finley Brenda Fisher Sandy Fouts Kathie Frank Linda Fraser Mary Gackley Jim Geyer Oscar Gonzalez Gary Grice Debbie Green Wayne Griffin Priscilla Grimes , T Jr ....., xi v ii .7 'V 5 sis 'lg 'T' Barb Johnson Betty Johnson Gil Johnson Ingrid Johnson Richard Johnson Janis Kabel Rick Kalmbach lll QS 'ffl Les? Mir- . 'V' A N i, ,l f ii. if '. 4' 1 lf ,W . Pat Leik Howard Lentz Charles Lloyd Mike Luty Phil Manino Lyle Mather Al Mauer Darnel May Vernie Maynard Ray McAllister Jane McAuliffe Sharon McAuliffe Mike McCall Craig McCullough X z 4 f ,, I , . s ' 4 3 ! X ,L amy 3 Ki J , 'C-'fi ' N Phil Pesch Ann Pesonen Dennis Pewsey Phyllis Poe Elaine Pohl Jim Poirier Bob Porter 112 X X x 'Q Gi If , w-Sa1,':'razvw.. . ww. .. ,V j,53f1,l:ff fgwgjfsgegiiiwf ii, ,,.., .,.. . .,,.,-,,,, rim,l23f.,,i ,-:' Rosalie Kanengeiter Marlin Kedo Linda Kehoe Lynn Keith Bill Keller Belle Ketchum Lucy King Helga Kinsey Chuck Knickerbocker Jim Kolodica Mary Lou Konkle Dave Kubicek Ed Langham Phil Le Clear X W1 qi xtx sv Dan McKim Mary Melchor J elf Merrild Albert Morgan Richard Morris Paul Neitzka Dennis Nixon Cindy Noonan Shirley Norris Jerry Olynik Cheryl Osburn Doug Pace Tom Patterson Chris Pellet ..,, ,. w,..'a. ..4,.-Y w ,ft vw ,. , 4 ,-f , no-i t -, ,, Dick Porter Joyce Potter Greg Pulling Russell Rahulin Barb Rausch Ken Ray Nancy Ray Karen Reed John Reeves Bob Reynolds Gary Ribbey Linda Richards Jack Robinson Scott Robinson A-up Rfk C9 V YW in J 1.6 V, f 00' :- Willa Jean Stevens Jim Streeter Linda Sweeter Rosa Tabler Mike Tagliarni Pat Taylor Julius Thomas Russ Thompkins Barb Topa Brenda Troop Diane Van Dyke Chip Van Schoick !Shirley Vitale ,Betty Jean Walker :tw ral any A X I Xi' X ,W A - f l si il' Y 134' f , J - ' ima - ,A .44 4' A A ' ia , .. ...V Q , p 4 ., 01 6 V ' X' , N a f if af, 1 Qx , I '. 1. Q -. M ' J . '12 K . - Q ,Gr i li ' -,Q 1' -'Z Y 1 ' g is 1 -, .o,. 'ZS' Ann Rosenbrook Willy Sacharski Karl Scribner Bob Sharp Dianna Shaw Emma Shellman Dave Shepard Nancy Sibal Carol Sims Jan Slick Elizabeth Snider Joe Stefaniuk Dave Steffe Dave Stellingworth a l has U3 'W W eo, S, -.ai yy., . .W M 9' 4 . 4-Q. sl ' , I w , ,,, is on-ww., L ff ygclllflnou uniors 'N 1 H in I. 1 Bob Walsh 'N f r f Lorraine Washington ' K x.. ,ll Jim Watson Dawn Weaver Sharon Weller Pat Wells Barb White 113 i X l , 3 Y I '4' jf? wi 1' 353 ll l3?'?.- 'A 1 ' FFF, gonna: ggi L 3lf22iezazs L' 'I lun. Della Wright Willie Wright Merrily Young Carolyn McCurry Joyce Smith . f 5' 6 M 5 -4 -ff -vs f5S4f.L't5'fff Frank Whittum Barb Wildt Fred Williamson Ron Wilson Rick Wintermute Gary Wirebaugh Roberta Woods 3 Row I-W. Stevens, Z. Bogan, Sgt.-at-Arms, B. Johnson, Secretary, T. Patterson, Presi- dent, J. Streeter, Vice-Presidentg G. Johnson. Row 2-M. Young, S. Vitale, J. Smith, S. McAuliH'e, P. LeClear, P. Pesch, N. Sibal, I. Johnson, M. Chaunceyg not pictured, M. Treasurer Konkle, 114 unior s Row 1-M. Davis, N. Huvendick, Presidentg P. Gillette, Treasurer, C.. Smith, Vice- President, J. Konkle, Secretary, D. Hogan. Row 2-B. Davey, I. Botello, J. Gertz, C. Konkle, K. Wolfram. Row 3-D. Egnatuk, T. Brown, B. Gray, W. Bogan, J. Comfort, M. Kehoe, J. Rumsey, J. Gaskell. Sophomor Alice Adams Harry Adkins Robert Allison Diane Anderson Donnie Anglin Della Arnett Mary Aughton Cecilia Baldwin Joyce Ball Shirley Bartley Wilma Bean Willie Bogan Irene Botello Winifred Brewer nl Q.. ,, 14 4 Carol Curry Herbert Damron Bill Davey Kathryn Davis Jerry Dean Ken Desy Ruth Dianch Juanita Dickey Connie Dickmeyer Jody Dismuke Duane Edwards Dave Egnatuk Dan Ellerby Debbie Etchison V' f X , Ni .1 -JF, aff'-' 5-' A an Alan Beglan Glen Caldwell Eleanor Campbell Joyce Carter Jennifer Caudle Marcia Cauldwell Alan Chapin Jerrie Christensen Brenda Clark Pat Collins Joe Comfort Sherry Cook Mike Cornish Betty Crenshaw ' ' ' if QRS: -. .- . 1 A L gf Martha Fairley Anita Faulk Paul Fletcher Nancy Flogus Joey Flores Mary Ford Ed Foster 115 ':':f'g-nfl ,B 'K sim sf l Q2 . Ida Hammond Elvira Harper Sue Haskins Kent Hazelett Tom Hernandez Jim Hettinger Dan Hogan Allen Holtz Mary Ann Honeywell Joe Hopkins Paul Hrab Dave Hull Cindy Hume Jim Hunt 4 le Xi x J 1, ' xiii .5 I . . -. - o 1 Q in 5 ,H I ...f l Y in p ,, , ,H , NF l wk ' 2 fm, K -f ,ay 6 9 af. fs 5 J Q' 1 0 4+ if ,N S 'L .. ,m?a,6, , ' sz. Regs: F Y if NJ aiu. Z Craig Kittinger Rex Klepper Shirley Klein Leslie Knickerbocker Christine Konkle Lynda Lack Jim Lackey 5 -. 2 H 9 0 116 Sophomore-:s Vicki Frank Jon Gaskell Jan Gertz John Geyer Paulette Gifford Peggy Gillette Ken Goodrich Donna Grant Bob Gray Orange Grimes Ruth Haeske Kirkland Hall Sue Hallock Patricia Hamilton .Ji 'Sv .. k - ...Zn ,. , Y' 3 A J x 'ft A A +3.x,5A:a. . 1 A '9 'r ,'.'iax':: -F , '. K , . ,Q Dave Hurley Nancy Huvendick Dave Ilkka Dawn Iverson Bertha Johnson Godfrey Johnson Sheila Jones Dave Justice Barb Kedo Mike Kehoe Ken Keifer Ruth Kemler Kenneth King John Kinney df at Linda Landon Clyde Lee Chuck Leeth Jim Lake John Lake Perry Lane Bill Lentz Sue Lewis Rick Litchard Lavone Lons Dave Lutzka Chris Lutzke Tom Manino Jeannie Martell ,bfi Q it .v X iili iilii l L W N .14 It f ,k A i E, Jr. 'Mb i S, r A J i f '- 9 - 4 , I . ' 4 ' it A X Y 1.--QNX. K ey .h A VV-A - 1 f Z Vky I x lid X of sax ' , - V r Q :Q L- P cf -- i A , K K f. ' ,A V f ig X L qi X, if 7aY1fT. Qfl3 , f ,fgegq . C V, it f 5 xv S h 7 V Y t Dave O,De11 A ' . y . Janis olinyk l A3 - rf ' . L ., ' ' IL' 9 Suzanne Olinyk D W? I . m -Q , i ,KJ i f q. f Roland Ott , A it Q ,X J Terry Owens , - A T i We 'K Fred Page Q , David Pasick A i it Stella Patton , V W.. T A l Yvonne Peckham y ' g P Yvonne Penn V m 5. , ' 'Q ' Greg Pfaff V f 2' K ,, ' ,. I Jo Phillips N-' J 1 I ' ' Betty Pittelkow W ' . ' P v P - ,y ,gg ax . Nanette Podayko X' f Tfwffl 7: ' ' Q lffigfik Q, H fix. J 155 R' '-j':fi11'?'f , '., 'af 3 wrt? is wirfigtghil Q11 7 I Q: iff: 53 ff 'L fl ' 'L S ' 55, V t, ,O , . ZZ, -If W -A-'ff ,. Sophomores N Mike Matthews Sandy Matthews Palma May Kathy McCullough Dave McCutcheon Brigetta McLane Chuck Mesler Al Miller Larry Moore John Morgan Raymond Morgan Janice Mulkey Steve Murphy Terry Norris 'euumwwd V fx 4 VC' Ken Porter Linda Powell Maria Powell Jim Padtke Jadeanne Reynold Jackie Robinson Linda Robinson ll7 S . , -'rf' ' V- 5, , A W' ,l v ,1 fgi Q W . -,:. e fs T ' 5 R - if u ,, iv' X Q 0 fu YLV, I 3 . . . X fs' EH? S Q f15N.:,5' EL 4 Diane Smeltzer Dorene Smeltzer Carol Smith Vicki Smock Steve Snyder Jaime Solis Jean Spencer Tomye Stein Paula Steinkraus Lynnda Sweet Willie Tabb Linda Tanner Jim Taylor Karen Thurow qu M 3- 'fax , S 'W . - il., .M ,MW meat gwfwffvw, ,wwf-sg v N9 neue, -Y f Q-ev, J Cheryl Wisely Kris Wolfram Mary Wooden Betty Woods Gwen Wright Joyce Yates Chet Zerbe 118 2, 13+ . k If X feng? R .: wif' Q' 2 4. .. . Af- an .- - Y Q. 'rs f J, :Q PF 11. , ,- ':-'1ar.,zo1 'f,1.'u:fzzzgf x',i?5:y' ::.- W -' .. 'I qi- in . L . H X - , . ff 1 ' Q . ,,rr 'L' ' W' , V J' ff' f ills Q! x ? . I . 'Wx z -...f ' ' fifree T 1' 1, .e Agsgwvf . 1. ii . 'wi' N Jxll H sl -lxi ,, I ,A -fy f-. ,. .3 ,i KW-lr. Q' 'Phe -6. . f' s K .W in Vv.: J ., X Hi A ' K Barry Zick f' r Q Randy Zimmerman ' ff Q. , -y XI , , rr H - . Y ab 4, in Eli. , Q M ,elf '-fm.: , K vgjvcl, e 4, .Q- atet :T K -- 4 -. i, I In K - f S it 'IL' fM'3'Mf, f e Y f ' VL H if S 5 -in I Y X - xl Q a, . I 'Eg' ' 5 if 1 A F ' sv I' f X 3' , xl 1 3 .M Sharon Ross Diana Rowan Tom Rowley J eff Rumsey Michele Rlunsey Irma Schatz Deane Scripter Linda Shaffer Beverly Sharp Dennis Shaw Marvin Shelton Tony Simaske Janice Sims Claudette Sloan 4. Y T'P ', r Earl Truss Sarah Vaughn Melanie Vickers Linda Weaver Yvonne Wexell Charles Williams Robert Williams Sally Williams Al Williams Jackie Wilson Irene Winchell Dennis Wintersteen Walter Wintersteen Mike Wiselogle Marie Abram Brenda Adams Judy Adams Dawn Allison Larry Andreas John Andrews Valorie Anglin Bill Anthony Dan Anthony Chuck Arey Sandra Atkins Phyllis Austin Mary Badillo Dave Baggett f Arleen Bradshaw Jerome Bridges Darlene Bronson Debbie Brooks Craig Brownridge Alan Broxholm Gordon Bryce Ken Buinowski Chris Burgan Fraya Bushong Liz Campa Sue Canull Marilyn Carpenter Danny Chlystek ,..,..i.. ., , 2 . ,L Q Q g- -f 7. my M 1-AQ ' 1 .ILC f -1 A , 6.31 :mg b ., X I ,1 X ' ' y 1' f , - sz . ' ' ' M- , Ll? N Q I x y , a, igllbtilvy, ix, ' sl ' X a ,S fx, li f it ' . i I A :. ' X 1 .M-Q., -is 1:77 Q 4 Q. W f.. 1.,:, .i- ' 1 ei A 3 , A i' i' ' ' ds' I ,.,., 4 A I Xi- lx I x Q U I X I 1 il mwixfsvesfflff eii' a l L .4 , , A , :Q 4 ,,,,,, r - ,ir , ' if-i :ay 29 ez- ' if NA 1 it Zfielf-seLissf4'iff?22fik'i .fag ,fan -V 19 kflgk S Freshmen 14. 1 3 sh .M Iv 5 is I '52 nw x its ,Quinta , f 'rf 9' 5 was '., fu Ken Ballou Jeannie Bauer Anna Bean Becky Benward Steve Benderman Sue Barry Eric Bienz Robert Bonham Barb Bonner Gloria Botello Doug Bormann Kathy Bormann Pat Boyd Terry Bradford ! 'T'iM4': but W , Chris Chopper Becky Clark Diana Clark Ethel Clark Phil Cloy Patty Coffie Larry Cole 119 Q rr ,e ' , Q ww I Susan Cole V 4 , fi Dewyne Collins A if, P' . . J Wanda Collins l, , ' 1 Mary C00ley if V Q -an Tom Corey . H . V - . ,. .. Vffi M, V K X' or . Carol Craig ' 41 2 ei f ' N' J 'X IV Tom Cramton e pg M J 35 i t JT ggn , g ..,,,,., N Y ' it V i.. H wig s , 1 it it LLLVV f V -fv Janine Crites l , , V V QPV A Marilyn Cromas , H.. M f-. V- V A ' 1 V ' , V 1 ' ' Danny Culberson , ' V f ' ' V . A, V i A K J' V f ,V 5 V Laura Davis ff- ' H it ' 3 '- ff V' if Annabelle Dean ' V, ' V i Viy ,. VJ, 1 . V ' i J Marty Dean ,V pf A , gl, R '-'. 15 ,Q Jon Diegert J 5 N '?5i':: ,,f '2'5 J ' ' isixi-s11fff:::l4 y A Joyce Dewey ' , John Deyoe N 'A Q Y , A 3. Mike Dobson 2, gl r ,V x 3G41 f Ann Dorgelo . Nancy Dunn ' Gail Dziurkiewicz 3 Judy Eddy A il Jan Etchison Q - Linda Fazio VV ,. 5 Mark Finley 'Q V . it Margaret Flores - Q V ' ' A Carolyn Foster Q V N' Bessie Frost faifxg, - ,xg V 4 V V James Gamble if-differ, 14. giyfgsg X V X X, f 9 5 'fi Q ' af, X ,E A-,- 5 V l 1, f ,, 5 fl? ef? all: fXl:.'f?zg f if f 4 . A 3 , ' ' ll, : -. V John Gamble 1 - -- A A Bill Geisen - U' ,V 4' ' Janet Geyer - . . Janette Gibson V Mike Goodrich or Sherry Grice L K I ' Marion Grinston A -J Chris Grucza - E V Brenda Habern A r L V Wallace Hale ' 'S' ' ' Charles Hallock . '57, my A JarellHarn1ner Leslie Handshoe gg Merle Harder 'K 3 xegl ' ilier 1 - VV V Doug Harris 'fl' y' I ' W' 7 'M A i t . ' Linda Harris me f, wp V ,,.. , VV , VM Terry Harrison V 5, es' V ' S -V ,' r 'V ,QV f Hike' -r V-,Q f Dennis Heisler ig ds li J A ' ' Joyce Helton ' W Q f N' VV V V G ' Andre Henderson - H ,,V ' -- V V V Y V L . V . Janet Henson ,sk 4 ,yn r r ,V , V , ' 4 J -3 5' f f . N i , M A V iyy f Vi 5 J fi a 120 Freshmen Linda Henson Linda Hepler Steve Herrick Sandy Hickerson Paul Hickey Becky Higginbottom Jack Hilborn Ellis Howard Pauline Hrab Larry Hurley Jim Irwin Charlie Jackson Gail Jackson Larry Jankowski f, ave of .U ' .R K J if 5 ff ge ' A. 4 I Carol King Sandi King Marvin Kissinger Sharron Klimkiewicz Francis Knapp Barb Kolodica Skip Konkle ' K Q mf KY , ' -4 s a Jim Kosko ' Ellen Lambrecht Tim Leach p Rita Lewis V, K V ? Bob Lincoln ' Carolyn Lloyd Duncan Lloyd 7' 1 N 4 rrs W I S 3, P+ Q 6 -who Z., he vs q px- x hifi f .j,, A 3 x 'U' . 9 ff?. fE2f . n o 'a i li? Lf? ip .S pri X rl p Y .ip i .i Q XV Xe ,S Q X , X. J .3 k Q is . I ,NX 45 f F- Q J -A S ' ep PM i ilu X fx Freshmen ...- f Q '24 E sip '?L ' fi, Q Q' Qi! !-, K '4 ' ai' is fffd J Craig Johnson Joe Johnson Kathy Johnson Mark Johnson Patricia Johnson Phillip Johnson R. J. Johnson Anetta Jones Antonia Jones Chuck Jones Leonard Jones Dennis Kabel Jane Kanengieter Lonnie Keeton ., V 5 Steve Luty Steve Macaluso Dene Marsh Barb Marshall Al Martell Marie Martin Randy Maxwell 121 fav Z, Linda Mills Kay Morgan Donel Moore Shirley Moore Lynn Morris Sharon Mullins Bruce Nelson Peggy Nelson Stephanie Nicholas A Henry Orman Conrado Ortiz Hildreth Page Margaret Pahl L 'Wie J V 1 J A al. ua t i f Z, K , ,t,. f ,f r A 0 f fff . if ' PM f if ' fi f 5 f . J 3 2 ! N I ,h Q ' r x. K 4, 1 Er A Q Hanny Pannekeet ' V 44, l l! :.:, a f , IQ at ' , V .. Dave Powers Kathy Prescott X George Prigun ' Annette Radle 4, R ' Lynn Ralston Dave Ratliff Dorothy Ratliff Y, xg? 122 - - ,-,.f, , 1 ,Q ' 3 is S its rj 1 .Y 1 A-fi' 1 in . S y oyyg gg 'ig Q.. 'f I 1, V I Z? . sa lil 'A :Q , ., M' 1- , pc'-Q . e ertr f t 'ii' :fl -I Freshmen John May Ellen Maynard Sue McAtee Molly McAu1iife Carol McCollum D. C. McCrackin Sherry McCune Don McKim Dennis McMillan Luanne McPherson Becky Merrild Doug Miller Peggy Miller Harold Mills Chuck Patterson Janette Pawlak Tim Peace Harlo Peckham Wanda Perry Dina Pettersen Kathleen Pewsey Peggy Pfaff Kent Phipps Carol Pierce Lee Pohl Don Porter Joe Potts Caranius Powell Q ii 731 l Janine Rausch 9 Karen Ray E Q .Q fb Betty Richards 'q Ji' Benny Richards . ' , Debbie Richards J ' Geraldine Robertson I Louis Root N 5' 4 4 Dave Ruppel Barb Ryser Chuck Sage in Dave Schermer Gary Selent Lena Sharpe -, Kathy Shedd , 11, , 3? K ,aux . .mx ,L ' f-was -1 , , , -.-. T . .uv-wi-w '-'QnAi'u .1 1 mu 1 at Q mx 51s!mi:'!'Ja f- Tv. n +6 in 4 as X K wi 3' if Jn Q Lin Stark Kathy Steinoff Faye Stephens Bill Stone Nan Strohmenger Ethel Sullivan Linda Sullivan I ' ,vw il Ji . , , C Refs , 1 +A- I i.. 0 , , .' K A wwf' Q .W ll A 4., A A . y ., . . Q I 1 , fl fl J in a 5: 4: X Q qv i fl g ill t 1 1' Q 1 Larry Summa S V Jill Swan Jerry Tabb 1' u Thersa Taffs . 1199 Rita Tate V Terry Tawny i - , Pat Taylor ,S ,sg Z rf K 3 L , f i il 3 f'K .nu - ' '-'. - Freshmen 'lf .x it u l John Shegog Melvin Shellman Stella Shelton Lorenzo Short LaDonna Sikorski Tom Sims Mari Beth Smith Tito Solis John Soltis Brenda Sparks Cheryl Sparks Sheila Sparks Vicki Spencer Jean Staley X - 1 ' Yi 'H' xx SM A V- 1-1 . RX A Linda Tesch Joyce Thomas Cheryl Thurow Tonya Tymcheko Mark Vaughn Julie Vidich Cathy Walker 123 -'X A p .. . 1 , 3 ra . ,X xi ME! ... J , 1 1 5 . Penny Weaver Alice Weitzel Debbie Wells Stan Wheeler Delores Whitaker Allen White Doris White if . will iii sf fp. f 1, Tom Wirebaugh Gordon Whitney Brenda Wixson Janie Wright Gary Yokom Julie Young A Steve Young Freshmen Class Officers and 124 -at of .Q r ' rs., 1 N. 9 ' Q 'L' Huff as vs., X tive Board Q Z gif .1 Derrick Wall Dorothy Warren Tim Warren Eddy Washington Phil Washington Youlanda Watkins Rick Weatherford Q . A gat L., 'X i' Gordon Whitney Cherie Whittum Dorothy Williams Pam Williamson Terris Wilson Mary Winter Gene Wingate .. M Row 1-J. Crites, Presidentg G. Jackson, K. Ray, Treasurerg D. Moore, Vice-Presidentg C. Cruza, Secretaryg B. Stone, Sgt.-at-Armsg J. Wright, Row 2--S. Wheeler, C. Jones, D. Walt, L. Chatman, J. Irwin, D. Allison, M. King, G. Dziurkiewicz, J. Kanengieter, 1 5 -is Y '93 3 v-I fav- te IN 2 mgi A 'vc , ' . --T Earl Amos Kristine Anderson Theresa Anderson Douglas Arnett Don Ashley Bill Aughton Bob Baker Lois Baker Nancy Ball Pat Banks Carl Barkema Edith Bartley 1 S , A , C - 51 rw: if K 1 QQ gk A., , xi? xr! Debbie Clark Steve Cole Jerome Collins Mark Comfort Larry Conley Sandra Cook Jim Cooley Andy Collins Pam Collins Jerry Cooper Sylvia Corey Raelle Corliss J 1 .A , I 4. 5. 5 Emery Bates r l , Bonnie Currie 1' ' . f-3. Mark Bearman G, i J Rhonda DaH11'01'1 A Sammy Bedoy -Ea fi ' Randy Davis - ,fx Z. f V,,., A Martha Beglin ,, - f, . i . Mark Dean it 55 fx Q., 1 v 5. - if-:: by ii if John Beilfuss Jenny Domingo ir, L V, Harold Benward N ... f Sue Domingo 1, 7 J W Kathy Benward V ' .Q Ken Dowland . . 5 ,r ' ., V A R NIVV, V Judy Bess +4 355' Rick Driver 5 i xl ,' f Eighth Grade David Blair V B Dorothy D'Water V Cara Bobbitt A . g. , Fred Eckhart 5 , QQ Nate Bogan -7 I J ' Rick Edmonds W' Cindy Bohm A . NV V if fr Sandy Eggleston ybve ,V V VV A 'A Vince Bommarito A DOUE Egllatllk Jim Bradshaw 'Q X f Patty Eldfed Mark Branch i - ' QILOTIH gllefby Jerome Brantley at - 'N ena ssex A LorettaBBrewer ,V ,, Q - Steven Estelle fe James gown t ' 5 . W, VV V Jackie Fairbanks ,V W Dimny lyan k. :A 1. 0 i A i Janet Fairley HQ ' Vicky BUIHOWS 1 V V V V s Tom Fisher R X Q i ii ,,, -V-f. -4 Q 1!,iesQ,? TK IL , 53131 1- J fy -ILA W Dick Bllllcke V, J 1 S , - ,va Nat Calloway TL' ' ' f . C Delores Flores athy Campbell K l is Jan Folsom V V V , H , ' v l P lk we 1' V 1, JK, Dave Carrier ' J , f J V -v . 'Q ' , V K.. f oan Foster Q - A Bernice Carter - L, qw, Joyce Fowler 1 A .rv .V V Carre Lee Case V VVV V Vg-f -. V V, Bruce Fox 1 ffm, LSOH Cathey iiii' A i Denny Fox A 3 , 'Lr'fXl t g . , e ' 4 N' E T S: , - 425 H 'R it we 4... K . ,V we , is A --2 ,, 1 A -: :sg l 'wi' i i ,x A L g H Qgwvi ! v,,. J Y, JA W 4 be Jim Haskins Don Hawkins Lynne Hazelett Donnie Heisler Kathy Helrigel Lee Henry James Hickie Billy Hills Bonnie Howard David Howard Lynn Holt Tom Hume Brian Ishe Pearl Jackson Ted Jackson Cathy Johnson . X ggi rf, Q1 R1 .. F. F SWf1 'Wi fgygsilsfi fr is -' . A 16 ' .' ,Y 'S' o ' ! a , ,4- H' ' Sheryl Frank Tom Frick Roslyn Gamble Carmen Garcia Lynne Gardner Mary Geltz Mark Gilbert Arthur Gonzalez Sheila Google Darryl Gordon Sandra Grant Leonard Grimes Martha Grimes Bill Hallahan Kenneth Harden Qwen Harper Linda Harris Rachel Harris Rubin Harris Doug Harry id QC, 3, li ms 4 5, ,f ..,u s, , a , -7-. 14, vwgfg ' - jpsxwil- , H lb !i'2ii:L.wH'!..t?:1 ' il iff' e .V :Q 1 V , --.f I 1 gif, - . fmfwrsi V .x, xglggiggvr- O ir y Jacqueline Johnson ' J ' Pat Johnson Jonnie Jones Wayne Juday mr ,V x F : ., W2 , t ,du r ,W U sf -iii? Q5 ,, 'Q 1 T C 1 :T v4 5 erk. i - - , agefzigfi' iff larsl iill Ww e f' . Eighth Grade Joe Lohrke Carole Luedtke Mary Ellen Lutz Dave Marsh Tony Marzic Denise Maxwell Marian May Karen May Tom Maynard Muriel McAllister Aleta McCoy Jimmy McCreary Gary McCune Debby McKay Margene McKim Ruth McKim Linda McKinney Tawanie McLane Kathy Meeks Roberta McPherson 1 i 1 iv' lxx vxi X Q i Q. 51' ii, '71 32 x ,vt ,,. gg, :DAN WSW I' Kay Kedo Janice Keller John Kemler Cordell Kemp John Kemp Carol Ketchum Dixie Kibbey Brian Kittinger Sandra Klimkiewic Gloria Kolodica Doug Kubicek Devon Lackey Janet Lafayette N Tyron Lafayette Sandy Lambrecht Willie Lane Pattie Lawler Brenda Lee Gary Lewis Shirley Lewis 8. no l rl X R - O ,.,,. S P .. ' 6 do we y- . , . , . ' . .' ' X ' . ,,,. '.j fri zz' J F' Y 5 ibu- if fa:- 9 qi' -ng . .r' 1 H 4 g , - iii 8 4 xv Q 7 Q it x . ll illflllu Qmvw g 9 :2Yi3 h Patti Miller Beverly Mills Audrey Mohead Dave Moore Delores Moore Mary Ann Moore Mary MacMoore Karen Mosher Ed Mosley Steve Mulkey Dan Myers Jan Oakley Maria Ortez Kathy Owens Mike Paniccia Eighth Grade Renaldo Solis Randy Stanham Mike Stefaniuk Harvey Stone V ,, F V 'N Doug Patterson ' Randy Pesonen v S , V Vicky Pickens ' xi T Nathan Pierce 5 I A 'I Jan Pittenger ,- Roger Pollman A V A,-:V Sovia Prigun V r ' ' George Pryor f y V hs Q ' l 5 i J 5 Larry Pryor Brent Rabokon ' John Rathbun A Jim Rausch 2? V 1 Jane Reeves f pb Fred Reichow 'gf ' ' Kathryn Ridley Doug Riggs if J N V V I . - 5:18 Malcolm Rlsner ,,,, V5 1, 2 Rosalindes Rivera L 3.1 V 'M Delores Rose I W' Storme Rumsey J SNS i I Jack Ryser 36 -- ' ' V Wayne Sadger ' EQ- -T . Sandra Sanders f N Larry Schrader Q Mike Stover Peggy Sundling Emma Swinton Chris Tanner Carol Taylor Daniel Taylor David Taylor Yvonne Taylor Randy Tedhams Naomi Thacker Patty Thacker Bernice Thurow Grayling Tolbert Thomas Transue Gail Trine Martha Trine SMF 1-f' M 4 , V - fs Q i it Q-ifirfi cf Li P Sis Q as . ,- ,,,.' -5 , I l 'til . 5 1 ff. LV qw V xv. Ei ll KL ' D , as r U Sharon Schultz Terry Schwab Mike Scott Donna Scripter Rex Shafer Cathy Sharp Tom Shedd Orpah Shegog Sharron Shepard Diane Shimkus Steve Shimkus Bob Siler Louis Sims Martilda Slone Annie Smith Betty Smith Duke Smith Melvin Smith Peggy Smock Carol Snider l .3 'f'L? U 1 i. 5 951' M. 9 J xg ki Vx, . I J! A 'F -?'w if-'mmf' sz , , X v -, axis, ii Q M I max X Q 3' Q eu. wa ' X? 1-Q , Q N 1 in WWE? 5-'5: ::, -: Lai' i w' 'Cf .I filfFW'.J! . H142 - - f' .eggs H 6+ ',.',7' vu B' I. . me e W fr, sk 177' I .af Rav' F x 1 . M. eff.. 3 , if y . , A J s F X s - Maria Tymcheko Dennis Vaughn Kris Waito Marcus Ware Edna Warnsley Mosetta Warren Ramona Washington Teddy Washington Laura Weideman Linda Wellington Robert Wellman Larry Whitaker Fred Whitney Nancy Wiest Robert Wilbur Carol Williams Jack Williams Barry Wilson Karen Wilson Esther Wimberly QW Q , 5 gli, Q Sim 1vS,.?,'if, Yfvq 1 W 41 .Wh We 9 f X.f s iii tg ,, lk 'K 1 1 new wr- ' V l 4 1 X4 1- ,gig at g -ni , 1 A x NIJ Donna Wintersteen Dave Wirebaugh Shirley Wolford Harold Womack Allen Woods Loretta Woods Don Wright Dewayne Yates Tom Yinger Barry Young Joe Young Jerry Zick WM , ,. te, . V -g if Q 3' 2 g 3 A V vs :. - .X 'S .. it ,, i Us r . M 5-'K' J Q ' ar '.,.ff , x A L is 'f 3 1 ir' 0 Virginia Boyle Sheryl Bradford Dennis Brooks Allen Brown Peggy Brown Susie Brown Terri Brown Penny Brownridge Ross Burgess John Burstein Debra Butcke Burles Caldwell Daisy Caldwell Paris Caldwell Danny Campa Judy Campbell Bill Campbell Annie Cannon Allen Carpenter Kathie Carpenter t 3 ,Q .. ir' ' 'aa ' .e ' Q- - Eff: 5 . 'L 1 K? v' L 'GO' sv,-1 Diane Adams Margaret Adams Patty Allen Steve Allen Andy Anderla Debby Austin Jim Baldridge Martillie Baldridge Richard Baldwin Marcia Barkema Don Bartell Sarah Bean Sylvia Bigelow Judy Blodgett Jessie Bodillo Sharie Bohm Don Bolden Tony Bommarito George Boughton MX 3 9 .lf ip i 4 'av V ,. H 2:3 5- i X, it ffl Seventh Grade . f t 1 ee X f . A ,eff . g 5 1..- ui v - 'M 4 1. 1 -W . it I ig ,, 1 , M , 4 Ktiefg ' , ,:-in A. s X Q, af . .- . - '- RI ,Pav g. Q 'M' -,' V . . li Chuck Desy Docina Dickey Dan Dillery Lewis Dismuke Margaret Dodson John Domingo Kevin Dooley Jerry Dorgelo Cindy Downey Rose Ann Drumm Phyllis Dulaney Connie Dunn Willy Eckhart John Eddy Carolyn Ellenwood Rick Elushik Bob Evans Betty Farley Dennis Few Janet Flogaus in sa ,ga .r,,. , Wag, , x Yuel Case Robbie Clark Kirk Cleland -Q 5' . ,W will Steve Collins :QF 1 Vicky Connelly Gary Cooper Randy Corbett AJ im Cornell 8 . gbqqgtg ' ga g' , new 42 'M has .QM David Cornish Pauline Costianes n Cousins irk Cousins Z Shirley Crenshaw Linda Cypret Ann Davey James Davis Larry Davis Marsha Davis Juanita Deel Mike Diegert E .., .gs ia Ls YL J..-B ,H ' Q . M 8 M M gi. W .,-, M X, - , A it .ie -W ' if - 'If 'f i f ,J t at , film 'Ki ,ls it .. li i VQQQ dw. Q i- Si r . I. f ,V 2 .I , A A' ' Nick Flores N' .V i A i AA V i, 1 J K Barry Foster A , H , , M :ALLXZ ii? Angelia Fountain , , V FOX 9' ' : Ll. , 'dll I Q, Jo-Ann Fox , I Y . G ' Diane Fraser 1 ' ' K W V Q . ' ' Barbara Freeman , J - Q 7' in ' '. 1 A Pearl Frost 'N it anal .wiv x fig? 1 ' 1 ni V J r A Steve Fyffe I , L b A ' ' . Larry Gamble A - 'L'-P k ,Qfmv ' ' Marcia Garcia f Tedd Garey K l , , ' 'L 7 ' Joy Garrison 1 , g figs J x-51? Elizabeth Glasper , ,,, - in James Glasper ' N, A 'P christin Gl b k we ' 1 A ' H ,- ,I Eva Gonzalez 5, ig' , A J 'Q ,A Reginald Google 9- , i if- ' , , J' , R Tom Grant k V 4-ff 2 I 'f I A V Barb Griffin f . A V f ' i I ' KM! 'XISQXN '57 Seventh Grade Barb Grinston Dave Kurtz . i 5 : ilandra Gmndefm 'V' A J 4 3' Barb Lane omingo Guzman f 1 , , Ernest Lane R Bill H3CkW01'th q - - ' x it Anita Lavengood if his A Q V 8 JAn pf fr is 5 ff, 1-um. Crystal Hall Jean Hamilton Mike Harris Robert Harris 1915 Kathy Lawhorn Nancy Leik Danny Lentz Cindy Lincoln ' aa av. 13 ! .. In 0 K, .,'o:,.,.H L. ' 1Q'Jil.., Q ,- it c Si Mike Hull Phyllis Hunt Jackie Iverson Belinda Jackson Joe Jackson Greg J efford Rick Johns Julie Johnson Alan Johnson Dave Jones Debra Jones Larry Justice Jane Kehoe Sharon Keifer Joyce Kemp Selma Klepper Jane Kimkiewicz Gerald Kinsey 5 Michael Kissenger Linda Kulikowski 1 l 40 9. i, Jerry Harrison my A Pam Lincoln 5 , , Warner Haschke a Q. , Steve Macomber f .. 0 Dick H9-Skins 4 L 7 Robert Maldonao Mafcla Heplel' K A 'i'i' ' 4 L ry' Robert Manthei Q gi . 1 4 7, . ,,,, A .-513. :G E I Marc Hettinger A , Q ' V Robert March ,Q . John Hickey G4 i - .. ' , Max Martin M J ,fc Gary Hirsch a 1 Tom Masternak V Howard Hirsch ., 5 V 5 by H l Rita Maurer . JFCQSM ,y,,1 c ryte t ' I . V 1 3 - i Q Q. . . ,,,. 1 agi .. 'ff . galil I-Igpldfifffn , 5, Allen McAdams ' J ,. oug op ms It f . .4 ' Becky McAuliffe c.. W' J 'W Iiiielrifliyt K- 5 MV Q Mg .- V -ef Cathy Macau , 3 N . tw i Y niagara? ,ff ,W ,c,y Claude McCollum EQ -Q,Qigm,. J ' K , ik .- , , 4 ' QZTA..-,gf 9 33 ,, , . 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C l ,md .gm I Q., - 'S 1,34 ig T Sue Truckenmiller Deena Van Dyke Mary Velasco Jennifer Wallace Jesse Washington Sequanda Watts Danny Weddington Janet Weideman Phillip Weitzel Richard Wells Steve Wheeler Patty White Benny Whitney Peggy Wildt Carl Williams Joyce Williams Larry Williams Mark Williamson Frank Wilson Robert Winter Class 0 vers cmd Executive mwls y Eighth - Row I-E. Warnsley, P. Miller, E. Wimberly, J. Fairbanks, P. Smock, V. Pickens, J. Fairley. Row 2-J. Ellerby, S. Sanders, L. Henry, L. Weideman, C. Bobbitt, L. Welling- ton, R. Tedhams. Row 3-S. Estelle, B. Miller, J. Yinger, N. Bogan, G. Cooper, D. Hawkins. Seventh Row 1-D. Lentz, Secretaryg R. Johns, Presidentg Row 2-D. Austin, A. Armstrong, L. Moater, P. Caldwell, C. Phipps. Row 3-D. Guzman, S. Klepper, L. Cypret, P. Wlldt, M. Parker. Row 4- N. Morgan, D. Few, C. Lincoln, C. I-lirscht, B. Pool. fx NN W L 'X W 5 X HX CX X 1 5 XX J D---M?-H S-Q-,J rx, J EI I..-:-..l 1:1 Seniors - Paul Gardanier, Dave Locke, Jim Scott, Coach Ashdown, Standing - Mike Coleman, Dave Ralston, Chuck Miller, Scott White, Coach Lewis. I Row I - Chuck Miller, Mike Coleman, Paul Gar- danier, Bruce Higgins, Dave Ralston, Chip Van Schoick, Dave Egnatuk, Row 2 - Al Martell, Dave Locke, Scott Robinson, Glen Caldwell, Dave Hull, Mike Mather, Scott White, Row 3 - Coach Ash- down, T. Young, Mike Kehoe, Dave Schermer, Dave Kubicek, Dave Lutzke, Coach Lewis. Gown April April April April April May May May May May May May May :iDue Track Schedule 8 Michigan Center Home 13 Hillsdale Away 20 Harper Creek Home 22 Sturgis Home 29 Three Rivers Home 3 Marshall Home 6 Lakeview Away 8 Albion Invitational 1 1 Coldwater Away 15 Regional Tournament 17 Twin Valley Tournament at Marshall 20 Marshall Relays 22 State Tournament to publication deadlines we are unable to print the results of these meets. Row I - Rick Kalmbach, -Jim Taylor, Dave Steffe, Rick Reynolds, Dave Dice, Jim Konkle, Row 2 - Lyle Mather, Dave Fraser, Terry Jankowski, Mark Vaughn, Steve Luty, Skip Konkle, Tom Manino, Phil Manino, Row 3 - Jack Robinson, Phil LCN Clear, Doug Harris, Larry Hurley, Donel Moore, Dave Eckhart, Phil Doty, Dene Marsh, Mr. Krueger. Golfers Schedule April 13 Hillsdale April 15 Harper Creek April 16 St. Johns St. Marys April 19 Sturgis April 22 Marshall April 26 Lakeview April 29 Coldwater May 4 Hillsdale May 6 Three Rivers May 8 Twin Valley at Three Rivers May 10 Marshall May 11 Coldwater May 14 State Regionals May 22 State Finals Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Tennis Seniors, Bruce Gilbert and Ron Isaac pose with Coach Anderson. Not-pictured: Ken Miller, senior. Row I - Craig Rustenholtz, Bob Gray, Bruce Gil- bert, Ron Isaac, Row 2 - Chuck Sage, Kent Hazel- ett, Ken Ballou, Steve Murphy, Dave Shaw, Row 3 - Mr. Anderson, Vladimir Hirscht, Bill Keller, Tom Abendroth, Pat Jacobs, Doug Bramble. April April .April April May May May May May May May June Tennis Schedule 20 Sturgis 22 Marshall 27 Mason 29 Coldwater 3 Lakeview 4 Hillsdale 6 Three Rivers 11 Harper Creek 13 Parkside 14 and 15 Twin Valley 18, 21, 22 Regionals 4 and 5 State Finals :iDue to publication deadlines we are unable to print meet results. Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Home v Q , Q1-5, ..,g 7 24 ' ' 9 xg M is Q l 7 ,. arf . r Q I 5 Q 1 . ,. V? I 1 5? Wm? ff wa 1 Wi? s ELF if W. . 511 - ,V 2 9 K G 2 iff A 7 .. ,ff if A 31 Kiwi hi Row 1-Ivan Muhlenkamp, Jerry Redding, Ray Campbell, Bart Kruse. Row 2-Jerry Sacharski, Kenneth Faust, Don Ashdown, Fritz Lewis, Ellsworth Anderson, Walt Krueger. Coach Ashdown gives Pat Howard and Rod Holland some pointers. hey Coach Our Winning Teafns Don Ashdown Track Cross Country Varsity Basketball Fritz Lewis Varsity Football Ellsworth Anderson A thletic Director Tennis Walt Krueger Golf Not Pictured - Jim Harmon Ivan Muhlenkamp Varsity Football Reserve Basketball Jerry Redding Freshmen Basketball Ray Campbell Freshmen Football Swimming Bart Kruse Reserve Football Wrestling Jerry Sacharski Baseball Freshmen Football Ken Faust Reserve Football With the big change over in faculty this fall, Albion gained four new coaches. They are: Ray Campbell, Jim Harmon, Kenneth Faust, and Fritz Lewis. Mr. Ellsworth Anderson was moved from Head Football Coach to school Athletic Director with the appointment of Fritz Lewis to his coaching position. Albion High's coaches can certainly boast fine records for all sports activities this year. We will continue to look for good guidance from our coaching staff to make champs in every field at AHS. The object of the National Honor Society shall be to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- mote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Washington Gardner High School. Ten percent of the seniors and five percent of the juniors may be elected to membership. An annual initiation is held in March for the new members elected by the faculty. -H. E. Williams Row I-L. Gray, B. Anderson, J. Bomiann, N Bearman, P. Wilson, L. Marsh, K. Frank. Row 2- J. Slick, S. Vitale, I. Johnson, J. Ford, N. Pettersen S. Gildart, S. Messick. Row 3-Mrs. Ford, L. Frye B. Baldwin, S. Clayton, B. Gaskell, F. Dodds, N Zick, J. Smith. Row 4-S. White, P. Jacobs, B Keller, D. McElhaney, R. Isaac, P. Burstein, P Pesch, P. Gardanier. Not Pictured: President, Bruce Gilbert, Karen Reed Nathan Dickmeyer, and Kay Waidlich. vztiomzl H onor Soviet ' 3. x , if 4? i 1 ,2 Za , . i - s Seated-G. Johnson, Vice-presidentg P. Burstein, Treasurer: P. Pesch, President: N Zick, Secretary. Row I-S. Romans, I. Johnson, C. Schultz, N. Bearman, S. McAuliiTe , B. Johnson, C. Sims, B. Gaskell, C. Dickmeyer. Row 2-N. Dickmeyer, J. Dooley, A I Henson, L. Hammer, B. Keller, D. Underwood, B. Anderson, D. Gardner. Row 3jT Patterson, L. Gray, D. McElhaney, S. Stelmel, B. Gilbert, C. Derr, J. Truckenmiller S. Dulaney, F. Neil, J. Gaskell. The,activities of the Thespian club this year , were highlighted by the production of Dino , i a drama starring Bonnie Gaskell and Gil Johnson. Under the leadership of advisor Michael Berry, the club also planned several outings. In Novem- ber they went to the Fisher theatre in Detroit to see the new musical Oliver! . Also the club had several parties, one, a cast party after the second night of Dino',, at the Berry's, and a second for the entire club and new members at the home of Barbara Johnson. Officers of the dramatic club this year were: president, Phil Peschg vice-president, Gil John- song secretary, Nancy Zickg and treasurer, Paul Burstein. ,J .. , f 3 ft' yy Bnigazcloon - An Enchanting Music I Cast Tommy Albright Dave Myers Jeff Douglas Gil Johnson Archie Beaton Dave Daniels Harry Beaton Tom Cramton Angus MacGuffie Lee Pohl Sandy Dean Joe Comfort Andrew MacClaren Tom Patterson Fiona MacClaren Connie Dickmeyer Jean MacClaren Bonnie Gaskell Meg Brockie Ingrid Johnson Charlie Dalrymple Phil Schultz Kate Jane Dooley Mr. Lundie John Kinney Frakk Jim Radtke Jane Ashton Jane Dianich Piper Lorna Cameron Townsfolk of Brigadoon Members of General Chorus and Varsity Choir ,YK Mr. Larry Ley, A1bion's new vocal music director, presented a fascinat- ing musical for this year's spring production, Brigadoon by Learner and Lowe. The play, given in the evenings of May 7 and 8, concerned two New Yorkers, Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas, who accidentally stumble on Brigadoon, an eighteenth century Scottish village. A wedding is about to take place between Jean McClaren and Charlie Dalrymple. Tommy and Jeff, after some confusion, enter into the spirit of the day. This is enhanced by Tommy's attraction to Fiona, J ean's sister. The wedding takes place, but tragedy shadows the occasion. Fiona and Tommy, by now deeply in love, part, because the price of remaining together seems too great. How love reunited them across the gulf of two centuries was the moving finale of this enchanting tale. Tia. 'Ff a X This year the vocal music department is for- tunate to have as its new instructor, Mr. Larry Ley. Under his direction the three choirs, varsity, general chorus, and junior high, have presented Christmas and spring concerts, besides taking part in the school convocations. The choirs participate annually in the Spring Festival held at Western Michi- gan University in Kalamazoo. The officers of the various choirs this year are: for the Varsity choir, Bruce Gilbert, president, Bonnie Gaskell, secretary, Ingrid Johnson and Barb Johnson, librarians, for the general chorus, Nancy Huvendick, secretary, Vickie Frank and Charlene Johnson, librar- iansg and for junior high choir, Mark Comfort, president, Becky Merrild, secretary, Karen Ray and Lynn Morris, librarians. Varsity Choir Row 1-W. Stevens, C. Lutche, I. Johnson, C. Hall, N. Ray, J. Smith, A. Faulk, D Bronson, D. Bronson, M. Young, D. Green, Row 2-C. Noonan, L. Cathey, C. Schultz J. Dooley, B. Wildt, M. Etchison, D. Shaw, M. Chauncey, B. Johnson, C. Dickmeyer B. Gaskell, L. Carter, Row 3-K. Frank, P. Wells, J. Dianch, J. Chamberlain, S. Du' laney, G. Johnson, G. Helrigel, S. Clayton, J. Ford, M. Rumsey, M. Smith, N. Pettersen Row 4-L. McCoy, J. Radtke, J. Kanengieter, N. Hernandez, D. Myers, R. Wintermute D. Underwood, L. Mather, J. Streeter, T. Patterson, S. Steimel, J. McAuliffe, J. Holtz G. Farley, Row 5-E. Marsh, P. Taylor, D. Daniels, B. Keller, V. Hirscht, D. Taber D. Pewsey, C. Derr, B. Gilbert, C. Carey, K. Klepper, J. Williamson, J. Comfort, J Konkle, K. Ray. 1 1 1 1 General Chorus Row 1-C. Frank, H. Pannekeet, L. Fazio, D. Allison, J. Thomas, P. Pfaff, J. Keller L. Gardner, B. Marshall, B. Ryser, K. Helrigel, Row 2-D. Riggs, J. Folsom, B. Mc- Allister, R. Lackey, T. Taffs, S Rumsey, A. Dean, J. Fairley, E. Warnsley, D Pettersen, P. Miller, J. Haskins, T. Frick, Row 3-B. Isham, B. Siler, M. Stover M. Goodrich, T. Swabb, R. Shaffer, M. Comfort, R. Tedhams, T. Hume, T. Tymcheko J. Henson, S. Klimkiewicz, B. Aughton, D. Clark, Row 4-J. Zick, E. Bienz, K. Ray L. Morris, M. King, B. Adams L. Mills, C. Bobbitt, V. Pickens, D. Myers, C. Case J. Wright, V. Anglin, J. Ryser, B. Transue, M. Gilbert, Row 5-G. Pryor, B. Wilson M. Vaughn, B. Merrild, C. Patterson, L. Keeton, D. Egnatuk, B. Ashdown, D. Moore P. Miller, R. Washington, B. Rabokon, B. Young, C. Barkema, C. Williams, S. Schultz D. Heisler. 1 a s 1 s 1 Cl70i1 S 7'6S67Zf C07ZC67 f.S' 6l7'ld 7 0g7 d77ZS Row I-K. Wolfram, J. Kanengeiter, D. Iverson, P. Taylor, M. Pahl, I. Hammond, L Knickerbocker, S. Klimkiewicz, V. Frank, D. Rowan, J. Carter, S. Clayton, E. Cal varuso, C. Johnson, Row 2-E. Patton, E. Lambrecht, S. McCune, A. Radee, B. Root R. Kemler, I. Botello, P. Gifford, S. Holt, P. Lane, D. Etchison, C. Walker, S. Short S. Olinyk, Row 3-E. Pohl, N. Huvendick, M. Fairley, L. Robinson, J. Caudle, J. Wood J. Bormann, K. Hazelett, A. Holtz, M. Johnson, S. Steimel, C. Hume, K. Tillman, C Konkle, J. Olinyk, Row 4-T. Crampton, G. Bryce, J. Rumsey, S. Luty, R. McAllister W. Wright, L. Pohl, R. Klepper, J. Deyoe, T. Peace, J. Kinney, P. Doty, R. Zimmerman M. Isham, K. Ray, D, Schermer, G. Selent, J. Diegert. is ai .45 ,Q 'K 4 is l Qs: , E... 7'- - unlor H1gh Choir unior Bama' The Junior Band is where students practice daily in hopes of being promoted to the Senior Band as a reward. Mr. Robert Baribeau is director of the band and also instructs musically inclined students in elementary schools around Albion. Many of this years members will be traveling to the Cherry Festival at Traverse City, Michigan this summer as their first activity in Senior Band. Members of the band will also help the Senior Band raise money for this and various other activities such as band camp. All in all it's quite a busy organization for talented students with a lot of energy. . . M embers Row 1-C. Dunn, M. Nelson, M. Lutz, M. Beglin S. Corey, E. Maynard, L. Weideman. Row 2-A McCoy, R. Harris, V. Buinowski, C. Lloyd, K Owens, M. Branch, M. Hettinger, D. Marsh. Row 3- L. Henry, C. Whittum, T. Shedd, S. Macaluso, N Pierce, J. Lohrke, J. Beifuss, M. Stefaniuk, E. Truss J. Kemler, R. Maxwell. Row 4-M. Dean, T. Schrad- er, J. Kosko, T. Maynard, D. Butcke, S. Konkle, D. Harry, F. Reichow, E. Amos. Row 5--Mr. Bari- beau, B. Freeman, R. Stanham, G. Lackey, J. John- son, L. Cathey, C. Walker. Martha Beglin, Tom Shedd and Mary Ellen Lutz. Drum Major and Majorettes Pat Abram Alice Adams Judy Adams Ken Ballou Jeanie Bauer Nancy Bearman Jo Ann Beers Bonnie Benward Doug Bormann Doug Bramble Craig Brownridge Phil Cloy Ralph Cloy Loretta Conley Yvonne Cooper Jerry Dean Mike Dean Barb Dodson Mary Jo Domingo Marilyn Drumm Barb Dziurkiewicz Gail Dziurkiewicz Ginger Dziurkiewicz Sherie Earl Mary Ford John Geyer Elvira Harper Bill Harrier Steve Harrier Allen Henson Karen Henson Donna Holcroft Dave Hurley Senior Band Members Larry Hurley Jim Irwin Craig Johnson Dennis Kabel Dave Kubicek Linda Landon Sharon Landon Charles Lloyd Vernie Maynard Tim Morgan Larry McCoy Kathy McCullough Jerry Olynik Henry Orman Skeeter Ott Ann Reynolds Linda Riggs Sue Romans Lewis Root Dian Shaw John Shedd Kathy Shedd Ladonna Sikorski Maribeth Smith Paula Steinkraus Jon Truckenmiller Dawn Weaver Sharon Weller Yvonne Wexell Sara Wilbur Pat Wilson Cheryl Wisley Mary Wooden f ',.-.,wwfz'1' viV1,: , Drum Major and Majorettes , . S ? , E Senior Bama! Dave Kubicek, Pat Wilson, Mary Jo Domingo, and Nancy Bearman. Hall Momtmfs Row I-C. Brownridge, L. Ralston, J. Domingo, D. McKim, Mr. Duffey, Row 2-Mr Simmons, M. Martin, S. Shinkus, M. Ware, J. Lawler, J. Kosko, J. Zick, B. Phelps Row 3-G. Grice, W. Hale, G. Caldwell, T. Warren, D. Heisler, M. Comfort, T Maynard. . . . 'F i ftif 5 Z .gg .,.., if 1 ' X 'E M ' , , , .,.. . L. . ,, K T . ll 1 . ti l H . .. f r ..- l .J .i V 7 Our school hall monitors are not really a club, but do perform an-im- portant service for our school. The boys were headed by Mr. Duffey and Mr. Simmons this year. Any student wishing to join this group can become a member. These boys are stationed around the halls between twelve and two o'c1ock to keep noisy students from roaming halls and disturbing classes. Because of the eight hour school day at Albion and kids coming and going all the time, hall monitors have become almost essential. Audio Visual Aids HeQbs Students Learn 2 Kneeling-C. Williams, W. Eckhart, J. McCreary, J. Williams, A. White, H. Stone, Standing-Mr. Sacharski, T. Harrison, B. Anthony, G. Grice, T. Warren, H. Haeske, D. Fox, T. Rowley, W. Lane, A. Collins. si ii Baseball is ez Summer Sport ...u. ,nf , A. E .amen .. Row 1-Chuck Knickerbocker, Melvin Anglin, Dave Egnatuk, Bob Carrigan, Zip Bogan, Row 2-Mr. Sarcharski, Rick Burlingame, Harry Bonner, Karl Wilson, Chip Van Schoick, Mike Kehoe, Dave Sacharski, Charles Williams. A -san.. Harry must really find these boys in need of helpg they have to learn what a baseball is. Scores Albion Opponent 8 Hillsdale 3 4 Hillsdale 7 9 Coldwater 8 3 Sturgis 0 9 Marshall 13 5 Marshall 10 8 Three Rivers 4 0 Coldwater 6 6 Harper Creek 3 5 Harper Creek 2 0 Marshall 5 4 Hillsdale 3 5 Three Rivers 1 6 Coldwater 19 7 Coldwater 4 5 Sturgis 2 1 Harper Creek 4 7 Sturgis 1 8 Sturgis 0 1 Hillsdale 4 8 Three Rivers 4 0 Three Rivers 8 5 Marshall 6 .4 l Dave Sarcharski gives Harry Bonner a few tips on batting. About three years ago baseball was changed from a Spring sport to summer competition at area high schools. This was to offer boys the opportun- ity of competing in four sports each year rather than three. The Wildcats placed third in the Twin Valley league last summer with a record of twelve wins and eleven losses. Dave Sarcharski led the team in batting this year and was an infielder on the all-conference team. The baseballers are coached by Albion's Recrea- tion Director, Jerome Sarcharski. Because of the interference with summer jobs, many of the boys who would like to play baseball are unable to go out for the team. It is hoped that more students will take an interest in the team and come out in full support next season. Sa.il.n1s L. 1 -if3.nmua... w l x Some of the boys discuss the importance of a Now fellas this is the way to catch a grounder fielders mitt. Stage Crew l 5 ook Store 158 Left to Right-Bill Harrier, John Shedd, Allen Henson, Doug Bramble, Dave Myers, Jon Truckenmille Mr. Clarence Carter sells books, candy, pencils and paper to students. Custodivms 1 r Row I-C. Moore, C. Wiedeman, L. Smith. Row 2-C. Haeske, C. Carter, M. Mather. R. Face. They serve the hot lunches during the months from November to March. oaks Convocation Committee , Don Hawkins, Bonnie Gaskell, Carol Smith, Annabelle Dean, Peggy Wildt, Standing- Mrs. Fleenor, advisor. Not Pictured--Zip Bogan Guidance Counselors Mr. Gray, Mrs. Boucher, Mrs. Fleenor and Mr Jackson, guidance counselors at Albion, discuss their work. Seniors Exchange Studemj Eduardo Mattmf fl' Each year, Albion High welcomes foreign exchange students participat- ing in the Youth for Understanding Exchange program. Sharing in our school's scholastic and extra-curricular activities this year, is Eduardo Mat- tar, who hails from Rio De J aniero, Brasil. Eduardo has previously lived in Colon, Michigan before coming to Albion. He now resides at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young, head of the exchange program. A student of many capabilities and possessing an interest in a variety of subjects, Eduardo finds life in the U. S. quite similar to that of his native country. He particularly enjoys sailing, soccer, volleyball, and philosophy, literature, classical music, and political science also keep him intrigued. After one more year of high school in Rio De Janiero, Eduardo's am- bition is to attend college and become an economical engineer. Albion's best wishes go to Ed throughout his future and our thanks for a better understanding of our teen-age neighbors. xi m 5'W90miga,,,n M-ff 397' ,Sw -1 . L,,, V X if :is , . :nay ' lun ' 592-ia' an-4' L 35 ww x Newm- 'L ,Q Zi! s gg, , J . iw, 'mm R ww , wf If s v S fe , .Q uf .A, F., ,gf 'RJ ljwgzwi ,Sw .E 5 , Q Af 5- , .-Q y, ' V' '5 an ,V X yiigig , vis? 2 Publication Smjjfv Have cz Bus em' 0 w -I-rdf! X. The Breeze Annual Stall would like to take this opportunity to thank the teachers, students and merchants in Albion who helped make the 1965 Breeze Annual one of the best ever. A special note of thanks goes to our advisor Mr. William Terrell for all his work. Most people would not realize all the work involved in putting this publication out each year. The picture taking is just the beginning to paste- up, stories, lay-out and a lot of time. Much credit should be given to Cindy Reichow and Sharon McAuliffe. Cindy did all the excellent drawings used on our division pages while Sharon is our advertising manager and worked hard to get the ads for our Breeze. We hope that in the future years more interest will be taken in the annual and paper by students so the Breeze will continue to grow and improve. Best of luck to next year's stall and editors. Jane Dooley and Joanne Hilborn Breeze Annual Co-editors f 2 M' 4 , SHOP CYNGKYS Y 5 l ii ig SHOP QND SQVE G Down: 'vow N STOR E III :QI III '7!:e4eaecenl Afiahn Jlawey7UAe!!wmJKmndA3ueAaAeaaeanf1aqeJmlAe,4M4hn Malleadle Yann 0wWaq'4 pmWam. '7l1eya1ze!eaamhqmaff4lJ1alaaeudaJ!amaJem dubabuf. .9nanqaneaf!!1e4weadb1a!e4awlaJefZmlAe1419f900 paoqaam,anamAdmu4qww9mancanlemnlaJa4f'44Ai!J4faalaJzq'47h64. 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Best Wishes to the Class of '65 YOUNGS APPAREL for Men and Women Best Wishes to the Senior Class VICKERS PRINTING COMPANY l. Compliments of Compllmenfs Pizza Pete9s of p 1 Asqro Frank Passick N-A-M680 FOOD CENTER MAPLE CITY AUTO Buick Pontiac G.M.C. Truck Sales 8. Service Located at the Market Place in Albion Corning Can Do Almost Anything With Glass CURNING GLASS WURKS ALBION PLANT Best Wishes to the Class of '64 Brooks Foundry Inc. A Square Deal Always Compliments of The Rainbow Dairy Bar ' Complete Fountain Service ' Sandwiches H5 S' Superior 0 Sullivan Milk Products NA 9-3283 Erie 81 Superior Congraiulaiions Seniors McGraw-Edison Alloion Division Albion, Michigan Quality Products for the Home and Industry Heaiuloe Producis Room Air Condirioners Ceniral Air Condiiioners Self-Coniained Remoie Coils Dehumidifiers Humidifiers Tropic-Aire Heaiers Compliments to, of Decker Nut Manufacturing tlw SMWU Maw COYPOYHUOH Vickers Printing 703 N. Clork Street C grotulotions and Good Luck io the Senior Cla ss of '65 EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Albion lumber Co. East Cass Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 from: TUCHTENHAGEN'S C T Jacob Company JEWELRY 0 Jewelry 8. Watch Repair ' Bracelets-Charms 0 Costume Jewelry ' Pens and Pencils ' Engfqving ALBION HARDWARE S d Sho at the J LFRYE Ow C top an p Jewelry Store by HARDWARE PAINTS GLASS SPORTING GOODS the Clockj Austin Studio We wish to thank the teachers, the students, the ad- ministration and the Breeze staff fwith Mr. Terrisl l's excellent guidancel for their cooperation and help in the making of this annual's photographs. All of us at the studio look forward to a successful future for all the Class of 1965. dllltlll- STUDIU aff, I I, Q- ES' Rx!M55iT1 Lxcfx I ,WSE ?v?QS,3ifETF 1 , I XI R54 'XBl?1'IXfTi ,::5I I w f Fw Yr ,fl N X' A lj V cvwf, f Engl, Q33 , .I 5 I R156 If K RX A , S fr V, -.. 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Superior Phone: NA 9-4069 Cakes for any occasion: Birthday, Wedding, Anniversary, Bon Voyage, Thanksgiving or to Celebrate a Sports Victory Compliments of a Friend Homestead Savmgs Loan Ass n 211 South Superior Albion Michigan ,. A 9 N. C7418 .!4lfVL8l LC6LlfL 'Albion Insurance' Agency ' D Compllments of swan owney Gene Fannin g PHONE 629-2159 ALFAB MANUFACTURING, INC. Chevrolet Special Material Handling Equipment AI d S I Fabricating L B S h I Post Office Box No. I P d Albion, Michigan Ph. NA 9-8418 NASI-FS STANDARD SERVICE CITIZEN Albion, Michigan E s I-94 LUMBER smumnn COMPANY I Best Wishes to the Class of '65 Youngis Apparel for Men and Women 8 OWEN'S GROCERY Sc SERVICE Corner of Duck Loke cmd Devereclux Roads Party d P S ppl o :ce SCOTT TUTHILL JEWELRY S' 'C d Ch P 406 s. superior NA 9-2512 Op 7 D y 9 A.M. 'til a P.M NA 9-8178 Courtesy of Morning Star and Art Craft Press Albion Elevator Co. Compliments of Farm Bureau Products J rn C O U ri- P1wne:NA 9-2696 Albion, Mich. Moore's Music Co. ALBION COLLEGE extends its best wishes to THE ALBION HIGH SCHOOL Graduating Class of 1965 1 Triangle Plumbing 8m Heating Co. Inc. Il5 W. Cass St. Phone NA 9-3857 Compliments of Carrington Pharmacy Free Delivery - Prescription Service Kreuger Ford Inc. Your Friendly Ford and Mercury Dealer Downtown Albion NA 9-9177 110 Michigan STOP AND SEE US at the sign of Good Food COLONIAL CAFE 101 S. Superior St. - Albion, Michigan If satisfied tell others, If not tell us. BILL AND ANN SCHADE 183 s 3 I Senior Activities Patricia Abram Band 9, 125 Prom Committee 125 Com- mencement Committee 125 Caps and Gowns 125 Namecards and Announcements 12. Sharon Adams Barbara Anderson Jr. High Council Secretary 95 Sr. High Council 10, 115 Class Executive Board 10, 11, 125 Class President 105 French Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 105 Thespian Club 125 Homecoming Court 125 National Honor F03- ciety 11, 125 Commencement Committee co-chairman 125 Prom Decorations co- chairman 125 Talent Show chairman 11, 125 MUNA Delegate 10, 11. Douglas Anderson Janice Arnett Marie Asaro Carol Aughton Ushers Club 95 Debate 95 Bi-Phy-Chem 11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Breeze Staff 125 The Mouse That Roared Cast 115 The Curious Savage Cast 105 Dino Props Committee Chairman 12 5 'fArsenic and Old Lace Costumes Chairman 115 Thespian Club 10, 11, 125 Executive Board 125 Name- cards and Announcements co-chairman 125 Prom Committee 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Vice-president 11. Lucille Avant Elizabeth Baldwin French Club 9, 10, 115 Class Treasurer 95 Class Secretary 11, 125 Student Council 105 Executive Board 9, 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 105 Ushers Club 11, 125 Skip Day Com- mittee Chairman 125 Homecoming Court 12. Lynford Baggett Sharon Barkema Christy Bauer Orchestra 95 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Thespian Club 11, 125 Dino Props Committee 125 Arsenic and Old Lace 115 The Mouse That Roared 115 Carousel 115 Curious Savage 105 Make-up Committees. Mattie Bean Nancy Bearman Majorette 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 115 Mu Alpha Theta 105 Arsenic and Old Lace Make-up and Publicity Committee 115 The Mouse That Roared and Dino Make-up Committees 11, 125 Thespian Club 125 National Honor Society 125 Prom Committee 125 Name- cards andAnnouncements 12. Bernard Berry David Bieskie Sue Blodgett Antoinette Bommarito Harry Bonner Jean Bormann Jr. High Council President 95 Sr. High Council 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 Class Executive Board 10, 11, 125 President 115 Prom co-chairman 125 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Debate 9, 105 Thespian Club 9, 10, 115 Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Sheryl Braggs Betty Bramble Future Nurses Club 9, 105 Tastemakers 11, 125 Literary Arts Club 95 Co-op 125 Plain and Fancy Make-up 105 Carousel Make- up 115 Tiger House Props 9. Donald Brankouich David Bricker Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice-president 12. Mary Jean Brock Spanish Club 105 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 115 President 125 Oflice Stal? 12. Dennis Bronson Keith Broxholm Deborah Burgess Jon Burgess Paul Burstein French Club 11, 125 Thespian Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Convocation Commit- tee 10, 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice- president 115 President 125 Dance Com- mittee 12 5 National Honor Society 125 Swimming 105 Cross Country 105 Breeze Staff 125 Stage Crew 9, 10, 115 Cast Junior Exhibitiong Cast Thespian Plays 11, 12. Monitors Club 95 Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Robert Butler 185 Wrestling 11, 12. Gloria Calloway Elizabeth Calvaruso Library Club 9, 105 Treasurer 105 Spanish Club 11, 125 Prom Committee 12 5 Skip Day Committee 12. John Campbell Student Council' 9, 105 Sgt. at Arms 95 Class Executive Board 11, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Swimming 10, 11, 125 Captain 11, 125 Golf 9, 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Vice-president 125 JETS 125 Monitors Club 95 Class Memorial Committee 12. Sheila Campbell Moved here at the beginning of her junior year. Class Secretary 105 French Club 11, 125 G.A.A. 115 Junior Ex Costume and Ticket Committees 115 Co-op 12. Gerald Chamberlain Sandra Clayton Executive Board 95 French Club 10, 115 Thespian Club 11, 125 National Honor So- ciety 125 Thespian Play Cast 115 Junior Exhibition Cast 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 125 Thespian Play 125 Properties 125 G.A.A. 9, 10. Anthony Cloy Football 95 Basketball 95 Baseball 9, 105 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Bi-Phy-Chem 115 Skip Day Committee 125 Prom Committee 12. Douglas Cole Michael Coleman Football 9, 105 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrest- ling 10. Gerald Collins Orville Collins Dolene Connelly Ann Connelly Harry Corner Grover Crumbsy Linda Cuyler Junior Exhibition Costumes 115 G.A.A. 115 Breeze Staff 10, 115 Prom Decorations Com- mittee 12. Larry Davis Lois Davis Library Club 9, 10, 115 Secretary 10, 115 G.A.A. 115 Future Nurses Club 11. Donald Day Varsity Club 11, 125 Cross Country 125 186 Junior Exhibition Stage Crew 11. Michael Dean Craig Derr Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 105 Radio Club 95 Sr. Band 95 Set Crew 9, 10, 115 Varsity Club 11, 125 Thespian Club 11, 125 Varsity Choir 11, 12. Larry Desy Jeanette DeWitt Library Club 12. Jane Dianch Orchestra 9, 105 Ushers Club 95 G.A.A. 10, 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 12 5 Thespian Club 11, 125 Junior Exhibition Cast 115 Choir 12. David Dice Nathan Dickmeyer Debate 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Treasurer 10, 125 Class Vice-president 115 Band 9, 105 Wrestling 115 Student Council 115 Presi- dent 125 Mu Alpha Theta 9, 10, 115 Presi- dent 10, Vice-president 115 Thespian Club 11, 12 5 Junior Exhibition Cast 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Spring Speech 9, 10, 11, 12 5 Commencement Committee 125 Breeze Paper Staff 12. Florence Dodds G.A.A. 10, 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Stu- dent Council 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Class Vice-president 12. Barbara Dodson James Domingo Mary Jo Domingo Jane Dooley Moved from Dayton, Ohio at the beginning of her sophomore year. French Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 115 President 115 Ushers Club 11, 125 Thes- pian Club 115 Breeze Ad Manager 115 Breeze Annual Co-editor 125 Cap and Gown Committee 125 Baccalaureate 125 Dance Committee 125 Prom Corrunittee 125 Class Executive Board 125 Student Coun- cil 125 Brigadoon Chorus 125 Thespian Plays Make-up 11, 125 Junior Exhibition Make-up and Properties 11. Philip Doty Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 95 Golf 10, 125 Track 115 Varsity Club 11, 125 Choir Musicals 9, 10, 115 Thespian Club 125 Monitors Club 115 Skip Day Commit- tee 12. Marilyn Drumm Latin Club 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Fu- ture Nurses Club 125 Secretary 12. Barb Dziurkiewicz Band 9, 10, 115 Pep Band 95 Dance Band 9, 105 Bible Club 9, 10, 11. Elaine E by Anne Ellerby Richard E lsass Gary Emery Gayle Emery G.A.A. 9, 105 Thespian Play Make-up 11. Mary E tchison General Chorus 10, 115 Choir 95 Varsity Choir 12. Jon Fairbanks Joyce Ford French Club 9, 10, 11, 12 5 Mu Alpha Theta 10, 11, 125 Vice-president 10, 125 Band 9, 105 Choir 11, 125 Brigadoon Chorus 125 Prom Decorations Committee 125 National Honor Society 11, 12. Ronald Fouts Henry Fox Gail Frank G.A.A. 115 Library Club 10, 11, 125 His- torian 11, Point Keeper 125 Pep Club 125 Point Keeper 125 Prom Committee 125 Namecards and Announcements 12. Tom Frank Lorraine Frye Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Band 95 French Club 9, 105 Junior Exhibition Make-up and Publicity 115 Thespian Plays Prop Committee 12, Make-up 115 Prom Committee 125 Breeze Staff 12. Nicholas Fuentes Youlande Gamble Paul Gardanier Monitors Club 95 Student Council 95 Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 125 Co-captain 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Co-op 12. Marian Gardner Executive Board 9, 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 115 Thespian Club 11, 125 Debate 95 G.A.A. 10, 115 Spanish Club 125 Caps and Gowns co-chairman 125 Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 Breeze Staff 125 Monitors Club 95 Junior Exhibition Make-up and Ads 115 Prom Re- freshments Committee Co-chairman 12. Bonnie Gaskell Student Council 9, 11, 12 5 Executive Board 10, 11, 125 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 G.A. A. 10, 115 Thespian Club 10, 11, 125 Thes- pian Plays Props 95 Cast 10, 11, 125 Bi- Phy-Chem 11, 125 Secretary 125 Orchestra 9, 105 Musicals 9, 10, 11, 125 Debate 9, 105 Spring Speech 9, 105 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Class Song co-chairman 125 MUNA Delegate 125 Homecoming Court 12 5 Youth Council 9, 115 Cadet Teacher 12. Bruce Gilbert 7 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Co-captain 125 Musicals 9, 10, 115 Producer 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 President 125 Student Council 125 Vice-president 125 Executive Board 9, 125 Thespian Club 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee Chairman 12. Susan Gildart French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 115 Convocation Committee 95 Monitors Club 95 Scholarship Award 95 G.A.A. 10, 115 Bi- Phy-Chem 10, 11, 12 5 Treasurer 125 Execu- tive Board 11, 125 Junior Exhibition Prop- erties and Ads 115 National Honor Society 125 Class Memorial Committee co-chairman 125 Baccalaurate Committee 12. Henry Gonzalez Elizabeth Gray Cheerleader 95 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Sgt. at Arms 125 Executive Board 10, 11, 125 Student Council 105 G.A.A. 105 Junior Exhibition Student Director 115 Ushers Club 11, 125 Thespian Club 11, 125 Home- coming Court 125 National Honor Society 125 Commencement Committee 125 Class Song 12. Sandra H abern Harold H aeske Jack Haines Football 9, 105 Basketball 9, 105 Golf, 9, 10, 115 Baseball 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12. Lynn Hammer Set Crew 95 Band 9, 105 Musical Cast 10, 115 Thespian Club 11, 125 Math Club 125 Thespian Play Ticket Committee 12. James Hammond Football 9. William Harrier 187 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 95 Pep Band 95 Stage Crew 11, 125 Set Crews 11, 125 Bi- Phy-Chem 105 Bible Club 9, 10, 11. Nancy Hart Bible Club 10. Charlene Heisler Allen Henson Nicia Hernandez Moved to Muncie, Indiana during her soph- omore year. Glee Club 105 Choir 9, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Drama Club 10. Derryl Highley Football 9, 105 Basketball 95 Golf 10, 115 Baseball 105 Radio Club 9. Joanne Hilborn Cheerleader 11, 125 Captain 125 Executive Board 125 G.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Treasurer 115 Pep Club 125 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Breeze Staff 10, 11, 125 Photo Editor 115 Co-Editor 125 Ushers Club 11, 125 Name- cards and Announcements Committee Co- chairman 125 Junior Exhibition Make-up 115 Prom Committee 125 Ticket Chairman 125 Homecoming Court 125 Oflice Staff 10, 11. Rodney Holland Patrick Howard Russell Hrab Russell Hull Football 10, 11, 12. Ronald Isaac Citizenship Award 95 Student Council 9, 115 Convocation Committee 115 Executive Board 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Monitors Club 95 French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 10, President 115 Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 125 President 125 Boy's State 115 Class Memorial Co-chair- man 12. Grant Iverson Debate 95 Class Sgt. at Arms 95 Cross Country 105 Track 105 Varsity Club 10, 115 Spring Speech 95 Baseball 95 Thespian Play Stage Crew 105 Football 9. Joyce Jackson G.A.A. 10. Billie Jacobs Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Librarian 11. James Jennings Football 95 Track 95 Math Club 125 JETS 188 Club 125 Thespian Play Set Crew 10. Minnie Jiles Ernest Johnson Basketball 95 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 115 Varsity Club 11, 125 Co-op 11, 12. Ferdinand Johnson Charlene Johnson LaVon Jones G.A.A. 95 Library Club 9, 105 Namecards and Announcements Committee 125 Prom Committee 125 Cap and Gown Committee 12. Robert Jones Football 9, 10, 115 Track 9, 10, 115 Basket- ball 9, 10. Shirley Kabel James Keyes Robert King Debate 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Speech 9, 10, 11, 125 Junior Exhibition Cast 115 Bible Club 9, 10, 115 President 115 Breeze Staff 105 Third Place Calhoun County Essay Contest 105 Spanish Club 12. Rosemary King Library Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Sgt. at Arms 10, President 11, Treasurer 125 Math Club 10, 11, 125 Junior Exhibition Costume and Ticket Committees 115 Future Nurses Club 11, 125 Secretary 11. Karen Kirk Douglas K ittenger Keith Klepper Football 9, 105 Musicals 9, 11, 12. William K nisley James Konkle Football 9, 105 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 10, 115 Musicals 10, 11, 125 Choir 9, 10,11,12. Carl Lack Choir 9, 10. Louise Lafayette Joseph Lake Charles Lane Football Manager 105 Track 9, 11. Sharron Landon Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespian Plays Make-up 9, 11, 12 5 Junior Exhibition Make- up Chairman 11 , Namecards and Announce- ments Committee 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Larry Lincoln Spanish Club 10. David Locke Debate 10, 11, 12, Spring Speech 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, Orphans Club 10, Breeze Staff 12, Monitors Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Radio Club 12. Larry McCoy David M cCune Football 10, 11, 12, Swimming 10, Track 10, Varsity Club 11, 12, JETS Club 12. Dennis McCune Douglas McElhaney Tennis 9, 10, Convocation Committee 9, Debate 9, 10, 11, Spring Speech 9, 10, 11, Thespian Cast 10, Student Director 12, Junior Exhibition Cast 11 , Thespian Club 10, 11, 12, French Club 10, 11, Treasurer 11, Breeze Staff 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor 11, Editor 12, Commencement Committee 12, National Honor Society 12. Mary McPherson Moved from California in her Junior year. French Club 11, Thespian Club 12 , Junior Exhibition Make-up 11, 'Thespian Play Make-up 12, Breeze Staff 12, Prom Com- mittee 12. Angela Macaluso Elizabeth Marsh Spanish Club 9, 10, Future Nurses Club 9, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Bi-Phy-Chem 10, Na- tional Honor Society 12, Musical Set Crew 12. Ruth Marshall Spanish Club 11, 12 , Junior Exhibition Ticket and Prop Committees 11, Namecard and Announcements Committee 12. Gordon Martin Sheryl Messick Band 9, 10, Class Secretary 10, French Club 11, 12, Junior Exhibition Ticket Chairman 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Executive Board 10, 12, Baccalaureate Committee Chairman 12, Prom Committee 12. Linda Miles Charles Miller Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, Golf 9, Track 10, 11, 12. Kenneth Miller Executive Board 9, 10, 11, 12, Class Vice- president 10, Class President 12, Student Council 11, Albion Youth Council 11, Foot- ball 9, 10, Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Debate 9, 10, 11, Talent Show Chairman 11, 12, Float Committee 11, 12, Homecoming Committee 11. Ronald Miller Sandra Mills Bi-Phy-Chem 10, G.A.A. 10, 11, Junior Ex- hibition Set Crew 11. Mary Jean Mitchell Mary Lou Mitchell Carol Morgan Timothy Morgan Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, Golf 11, Pep Band 9. Kathleen Moss Gary Mullins Leland Murphy David Myers Frank Neil Band 9, 10, 11, French Club 11, 12, Thes- pian Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Thespian Plays Set Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, JETS 12, Bi-Phy- Chem 11, 12. James O'Dell Diane Osburn Future Nurses Club 9, Library Club 11, 12. Stanley Pawlak Nancy Pettersen French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Executive Board 12, Class Song Committee Chairman 12, Class Motto, Flower and Color Chairman 12, Dance Committee 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Valedictorian 12, Musical Chorus 12, Scholarship Award 9, Symphon- ic Choir 12. Patsy Poe Dean Peckham Football 9, 11, Track 9, 10, 11. William Pryor Carol Sue Pulling Scuba Diving Club 9, 10, 11. David Ralston Cynthia Reichow French Club 10, 11, 12, Prom Decorations Co-chairman 12, Namecards and Announce- ments Committee 12, Junior Exhibition 189 Make-up 115 Thespian Play Make-up and Properties 10, 115 Breeze Stall 11, 125 Photo Editor 11, 12. Ann Reynolds Richard Reynolds Football 9, 105 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 Swim- ming 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 115 Execu- tive Board 9. Linda Riggs G.A.A. 95 Latin Club 95 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Future Nurses Club 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 11, 125 Tastemakers 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 12. Susan Romans Band 9, 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 115 Junior Exhibition Cast 115 Ushers Club 11, 125 Captain 125 Thespian Club 11, 125 Prom Committee 12 5 Thespian Plays Make-up 11, Properties 12. Bonnie Root Library 9, 10, 115 Historian 115 Bible Club 9, 105 Future Nurses Club 12. Jennifer Rumsey Cheerleader 9, 125 Captain 95 G.A.A. 10, 115 Homecoming Court 125 Prom Commit- tee 125 Skip Day Committee 12. Pamela Runion Moved to Albion at the beginning of her Senior year. Band 95 Choir 9, 10, 115 G.A.A. 9. Jerome Sacharski Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 Treasurer 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 125 Executive Board 10. Gary Sadger Cheryl Schultz Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 Thespian Club 11, 125 Thespian Plays Make-up 11, Props, 10, Publicity 125 Junior Ex Costumes and Props 115 Albion Youth Council 115 Musicals 11, 125 Breeze Staff 125 Prom Committee 12. James Scott Basketball 95 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrest- ling 10, 11, 125 Captain 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12. Gloria Sharpe Choir 95 Co-op 125 Future Nurses Club 9, 105 Skin Diving Club 9, 10, 11, 12. 190 John Shedd Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew 125 Musi- cals 10, 125 Junior Ex Set Crew 115 Dino Set Crew 125 Latin Club 11, 12. Joyce Short James Short George Simaske Kathi Siefert Kay Sims Bi-Phy-Chem 95 Future Nurses Club 9, 10, 115 Secretary 115 G.A.A. 9, 105 Thespian Play Make-up 9. Lawrence Sipe Robert Slaughter David Smith Gail Smith Leslie Snider Choir 9, 10 5 Ushers Club 95 Office Staff 12. James Snyder Cristobel Solis Marcia Starr Choir 10, 115 Spanish Club 11, 125 Co-op 12. Sandra Steimel Monitors Club 95 Musicals Chorus and ' Make-up 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 115 Prom Com- mittee 125 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespian Club 11, 125 Junior Ex Make-up 115 Pep Club 12. Carrie Stein G.A.A. 9, 105 Caps and Gowns Committee 125 Commencement Committee 125 Prom Committee 12. Thomas Stone Student Council 95 Executive Board 11, 12 5 Class Sgt. at Arms 115 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Treasurer 12. Willie Stone Football 10, 11, 12. Betty Swan Annie Swinton Prom Committee 125 Namecards and An- nouncements Committee 125 Caps and Gowns Committee 12. Duane Taber Rudolf Tabler Robin Taffs Katie Tillman I llona Tobias G.A.A. 115 Co-op 12. Gary Tompkins Pamela Torrey Student Council 95 G.A.A. 10, 115 Ushers Club 11, 125 French Club 11, 125 Thespian Plays Make-up 11, 125 Junior Ex Make-up 115 Namecards and Announcements Com- mittee 125 Prom Committee 125 Pep Club 12. Diane Treacher Donna Treacher Gene Trice Paul Trine Lewis Troutner Chester Truss Richard Unerwood Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 115 Class Vice-president 9, Sgt. at Arms 125 Execu- tive Board 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 125 Sgt. at Arms 125 Cheerleader 125 Skip Day Chairman 125 Convocation Committee 125 Musicals 9, 105 Thespian Club 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Talent Show MC 11, 12. Evelyn Veremay Kay Waidelich Keith Wainwright Ken Waito Football 9, 105 Basketball 95 Golf 9, 10, 115 A.V.A. 115 Orphans Club 9, 10. Cleotha Wallace Shara Wantland Carlos Washington Dorothy Weitzel Danny Wells Scott White Football 95 Basketball 95 Band 9, 105 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Captain 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Captain 125 Junior Ex Cast 115 National Honor Society 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Janet Wickens Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 115 Prom Committee 125 Latin Club 95 Thes- pian Set Crew 9. Sharon Wilbur Mary Williams G.A.A. 9, 105 Library Club 12. James Williamson Monitors Club 95 Class President 95 Thes- pian Club 105 Football 9, 105 Musicals 9, 10, 115 JETS 95 Swimming 105 .Prom Com- mittee 12. Margaret Williamson Bi-Phy-Chem 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 11. Eleanor Wilson Choir 9, 105 Musicals 9, 105 G.A.A. 115 Of- fice Staff 125 Namecards and Announce- ments Committee 12 5 Prom Committee 125 Refreshment Committee 12. Karl Wilson Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 125 Sgt. at Arms 125 Skip Day Committee 12. Patricia Wilson French Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 10, 11, 125 President 125 Secretary 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 115 Junior Ex Make-up 115 Dino Make- up 125 National Honor Society 12. Ronnie Wilson Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 All-State Football 125 All-League Bas- ketball 12. K asimir Winchell Robert Wintersteen Floyd Worden Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Executive Board 125 Clean-up Chairman 125 Varsity Club 12. James Worthington Richard Young Nancy Zick Class Secretary 95 Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 De- bate 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Speech 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespian Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Secretary 125 French Club 10, 115 Executive Board 9, 10, 11, 125 Musicals Cast 9, 10, 11, 125 Thespians Cast 10, 11, 12 5 National Honor Society 125 Class Motto, Flower and Color Committee 12. 191 -4 2 -iw'