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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1966 volume:

7441 . Jjafffz., - u, nz V7 X x f wi ix Uv f '1 C .f ,fm 5 -L -Fi, X 1 , Washington Gardner High Albion, Michigan X 4 Pl f fm ' M 1 Wi' g fS.hf. 3 - Q N. ,1 xg 5 4 X ,, 'sf , Q Faculty f XJ r I In the past we have had a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land and sea - Churchill Underclassmen V In Memmfzazm to obn Charles I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you-oh, you who the wildest yearn For an old time step, and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same. I say, He is not dead - he is just away. James Whitcomb Riley zlbmfn X ,K fx 1 jfbxjf X w Y A 1 W x 5 l . NN X K I X' W A H N ff 1 ' U 'T X '1 ! 1272 A 5 G ! y 1 : F 4 In I. 3 , l Q W E , ,1 'V A L : w I W v I J ', X54 y .1 I g,v, 1 2153 tlf rw, ,,1:g5s iz , X gm! : f . Vs if , y fs: H ? ' Af f :'f v w 5 Emma! MQ z , XM i f PM ww f 'S I 1 mf P nA E W 5 The great beginning of a float Cheerleaders, Mary Chauncey and Shirley Vitale cheer Wildcats on to victory. XX A 'W ls Seniors form nucleus of varsity football team. Row I - Zip Bogan, Sgt. at Armsg Mary Lou Konkle, Treasurer: Jim Streeter, Vice- Presidentg Joyce Smith, Secretary: Tom Pat- terson, President. Row 2 - Merrily Young, Marv Chauncey, Ingrid Johnson, Cindy Noo- nan, Willie Jean Stevens. Row 3 - Barb Johnson, Sharon McAuliffe, Jan Slick, Rosa- lie Kanengeiter, Shirley Vitale. Row 4 - Dave Rammelkamp, Phil LeClear, Phil Pesch, Cynthia Hall. Seniors at work. Senior Activities Tom Abendroth ai? , 25513 . ' - r A gg A. W x xp 1. ,f . Linda Carol Adams Melvin Anglin Wing David Frank Anthony Kathleen Ann Baker Martha Baker Joan Marie Beers Dorothy Bartell Bonnie Lou Benward J anell Joan Bates Jon Blair Isaiah Bogan Robert Bradford Mae Lou Bonner Noreen Bradshaw Doug Bramble James L. Bramble, Jr. Donta Louise Bronson Yvonne Brantley Douglas Peter Brankovich Cecel1a Kathenne Bunn Dyana Lynn Bronson Larry D. Burkhardt Conrad Otto Bushong Richard Burlingame Diane Butler Davld H. Campbell Joyce Butler Dale Frances Canull 1 Robert Lee Carrigan Craig S. Carey Linda Helen Carter Linda Faye Cathey Mary Ellen Thomas Luevina Coats Yvonne Cooper Jo Ann Cor ey Barbara Ann Costello Seniors display creative talents in art. mm Janet Elaine Crites Carolyn Annette Curry Mawin Dale Damron David Daniels Sylvia Davis Joe Lewis Davis Sandra Kay Day Ruby Lois Davis 18 Sylvia Jane Dulaney Paulette Sue Duncan Ginger Dziurkiewicz 2, 32 5 , M? Q? 5 x X, , .L William Paul Duncan Sherie Kay Earl Peggy Ann Edmonds Alan Everet Gracie Ilene Farley Robert Finley Harold Face Carol Sue Fouts Brenda Elaine Fisher Sandra K- Fouts Linda Anne Fraser Kathleen Ann Frank Mary Louise Gackley Mary Elizabeth Gamble Oscar Gonzalez Diann Grant 3 ,H X . Deborah Elizabeth Green Gary Lynn Grice Wayne L. Griffin Priscilla Grimes Irvin Hall Beulah Hamilton Cynthia Marie Hall Gary Hamilton Martin Gerhard Haschke Gina Helrigel Evelyn Marie Harper Karen M. Henson Warren J. Hepler -5 K., ,ffpiikf , ' K ax .K V ,A Mary Katherine Higginbottbm 23 Vladimir Hirscht Deborah Howard Gillis Craig Johnson Patrick Allan Jacobs Ingnd Ann Johnson Barbara Ellen Johnson if all VSV Janice Naomi Kabel Roderick Earl Kalmbach A. - :fa Marilyn Diane Kedo Rosalie Kanengeiter Senior gals demonstrate Linda S. Kehoe Lynn L. Keith athletic skills in torch run. Belle Ketchum William Somers Kelly Lucille Marie King Gwendolyn Dazell Kelly 27 Helga Kinsey Charles Knickerbocker Mary Lou Konkle Asif' Philip A. LeC1ear Howard L. Lentz Jerry Lee Charles William Lloyd Patricia Diane Leik ames Lyle George Mather Philip Kent Manino Karl Folke W. Martensson --- .1 Darnel William May Phillip Dean Miller '- A51 Maria Melchor J eff Merrild Raymond D. McAllister -1-ffi K M5 ,VL..k we Jane Nadine McAuliffe Michael Kent McCall Sharon Kay McAuliffe Craig McCullough Carolyn McCurdy Cindy Sue Noonan Daniel Curtis McKim Anthony Martin Oleynik Paul Richard Nietzka Cheryl Osburn K5 ' I Sharon Christine Pellett Nick Bernard Paniccia Phillip Eugene Pesch Thomas Robert Patterson Ann Maria Pesonen Dennis Alan Pewsey Phyllis sue Poe Patricia Lee Phelps Elaine Marie Pohl Richard Alvin Porter Jim Poirier Peter Lawrence Porath Gregory P. Pulling Joyce Ann Potter Bonnie Sue Prater David A. Rammelkamp Barbara Ann Rausch 4 , gs Nancy A. Ray Kenneth B, Ray i Karen Virginia Reed Bob Reynolds 4 J h E R o n van eeves Gary S. Ribbey Linda Katherine Richards Jack Duane Robinson Scott Paul Robinson Ann Marie Rosenbrook Craig Rustenholtz William Joseph Sacharski Susan Hazel Schweinsberg Dianna Kay Shaw Karl N. Scribner Emma Jean Shellman David Shepard Nancy Marie Sibal Carol Sue Sims 'QMS' Janet Lozier Slick Joyce Bea Smith Elizabeth Agness Snider Dave Dean Steffe David John Stellingworth Joseph Stefaniuk, Jr Willa Jean Stevens YM Tabler Linda Kay Sweeter Michael Tagliareni Patricia Anne Taylor Duane Tompkins J uhus Boston Thomas Barbara Jean Topa K K k'k. gi. Dianne Tolbert Brenda M. Troop Dxana Jean Van Dyke Shirley Ann Vitale Wayne Dean Van Schoick Robert Lee Walsh, Jr. Ethel Marie Warren Sharon Lynn Weller .f f wsu-u 'Y f 1- ff Q mv- 5, X, James Watson Patricia Sue Wells Dawn E. Weaver The 1966 Homecoming Court Donette Whitehead Donald Lynn Whitney Oliver Wiest Maria Winchell Barbara Anne Wildt Frederick G. Williamson Judy AUD Winnie Fred Winterrnute Gary Wirebaugh Della Louise Wright Willard L. Wright Kenneth Edward Yinger Merrily Young Connie Cornish SEN IORS NOT Francis Arthur Collins Frank Dean Dexter V. DeWitt Jesse Gonzales Pat Gorden Sandra Kay Hoffman Willie J iles Barbara Jean Johnson Chris Leach Elizabeth Ann McCracklin Robert Alan Porter Gleniane Lenn Pressley Merle Allen Pryor, Jr. Russell Rahulin Beverlv Ruth Robinson Estill Shepherd J eneen G. Holtz PICTURED George Simaske Ted Stephens Virgil Taylor Lorraine Washington James Kolodica .v ' 3 1 1 . . 5 i N, '4,,,,-- gfgfnw' s ia? vw ,ful 1' 5 'N ' 1 ef 2 S f ', arf? ,wg Q .y ,. , 3 : 5? xx X E 5 Y F if f as ,ww---N NBNNM If N58-N .gl 3 x ' x 'ivlm EN 3. is 3 I - K S ar 5 Fl v X! L +v- WWW!! W h x O K, N, Q I A S MR . ug : -- Q ji tg S ' l ru Y' xx 1 N... , f ! X 2 4 ' X f 4 'r I 1 . ' f . AW J 1 Q I f 5 jn A 1 xl! W A i M I ' P 5 1 J 1 ff- U r fglg: f 5 M w :wif gxidlcjlf -1 Z! Superintendent U 4 1.0.1 if -..J 4 - - '1Ar ' PPS ,ei S .., . ,,.... sf nn n n x Lg-L ... W., - . Y 1 e A .. 5 5 A . r ' 5 f i L -.. sy-A Dr. Carl W. Brautigan Lf?- I sf-YVW i7 I 5-Q-L-J f-11 Assistant Superintendents Schuring and Hogan 54 Principal Harry Williams Board of Education Seated-A. Campbell, V. Burstein, P. Chopper, Standing-O. Meyers, G. Matthews, H. Dixon, R. Geyer. Office Secretaries Principal Ordell McElhaney A -- ---...... .... ,K -ag if pr 17 Z Mrs. Vandermeer, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Lambrecht WW Edith Anderson Mathematics Thomas Chisholm Andrew Kooi James Behling Ivan Mulhenkamp Joan Van Holton Science Vernon Baldwin 'KJ4 ' W M, Y, -Kwan... A Seniors investigate theories of Physics. fu? James Freeman Marilyn Hennon Frank Lopez Robert Picard Arthur Ullrey 57 Clerical Norman Gapske Nora Loukides Joseph Miller Mary Kearney Ruth Engstrom Donna Gaskell Helen Hemandez Library Ellsworth Anderson 'Q f l Social Studies 5 af arf, 4255 ff f .IQ Sf ' .M , 17 ' Gerald Craig Richard Duifey Kenneth Foust ,. ,film 1 fggbk' I 71715 25 -if eg is ff' M Y , fm ia f if Q2 f we , an X , X 7 1 i 4 A J X Kenneth Higgins Owen Gordon Walter Krueger Jerome Sacharski i Frank Simmons Russ Spanninga Terry Zadow ,,xf W, Lltefatufe A, Elizabeth Fairley William Coelius Ruth Fitzgerald Elinor Hart Lucille Moore Dgrgthy Moss 5 2 x sd j n o s Q J Edith Potts Mabel Rammelkamp Jerry Redding Lavinia Taylor Languages Betty King Janice Ross Mildred Ford wm?5f4:::'W,feW5Wlf ' XX Mary Ann Boucher Eugene Jackson Pat Geyer Luella Gray Frank Hiday Home Economics Physical Ed Barbara Shiery Raymond Campbell Floyd Marshall EV01'1Ue Taghon 3.1 i f Tfeilfsf - X oss-i.:,s : f i L e -Lsfigg g if: . Q ,T A. . i-like r: Ronald Gant Frank Simmons in Would you believe it? Our Homecoming Queen? 75 25 L- J 75 25 5 V75 25 5 375 Marc Zelufr' Marvin Larson n.,,MLN M My i s ww 5 ., eng? . k 1 wwvwrwwMM.N,NQ- - A.-......,,.....,. .,,..,..M.,.,,....,. X L .W QE I' ,, L if vs. Q i in ws azs as vb :vs Allen Terry gy M , Mmm A, I -ws. ' 'M Faculty ana' Students join Creative Talents 3 ti div ., K? ,. Maw 2 df' .. - X M uw 70 awww! al ...4lF ,RJ i f llpm IPUWU Seniors Form ucleus of Cham iomhab Team Jlmiifba Bottom row - D. Stellingworth, F. Whittum, B. Higgins, G. Johnson, R. Burlingame C0-Capt., B. Keller Co-Capt., P. Pesch, C. Rustenholty, S. Robinson, J. Reeves, M. Anglin, I. Bogan, Coach Muhlenkampg 2nd row - D. Egnatuk, M. Kehoe, C. Knicker- bocker, C. Van Schoick, F. Collins, J. Merrild, B. Carrigan, B. Walsh, K. Goodrich, D. Fraser, D. Powers, W. Tabb, J. Lackey, Coach Foustg Top row - T. Young, G. Richards, M. Matthews, C. Lee, D. Sibal, B. Gray, W. Bogan, J. Comfort, C. Williams, A. Miller, Anglin, A. Sims. For the second straight year the powerful Albion High football team racked up another Twin Valley Championship, and a 35 rating in UPI polls. Led by All-Stater and Most Valuable Player Rick Burlingame, and 3 year starter Bill Keller. The team, which was one of the best the school has ever had, compiled a 7-1 record, losing only to St. Johns, who eventually became state Champs. The coaches, Ivan Muhlenkamp and Ken Foust, must be given much credit for bringing the team along, a team which placed 9 men on the All- Twin Valley squad. We salute Albion High's mighty football team. 5 Ivan Muhlenkamp, Ken Foust Co-Captains: Rick Burlingame and Bill Keller x P V A Phil Pesch Guard Bill Keller Guard J eil Merrild Guard I-,ff-I l ,J 'Yi' je, 21, , M my .11 4, , . f. i Q, I gb 946 -.- G Chip VanSchoick H alfback Craig Rustenholtz Tackle Gil Johnson Quarterback Chuck Knickerbocker Frank Whittum Tackle Dave Stellingworth Fullback End I I Isaiah Bogan Quarterback Scott Robinson H alfback Frank Collins Center - Bruce Higgins H alfback YL 'J John Reeves Center esewfe Football Row 1 - G. Yokom, C. Jones, R. Weatherford, P. Hickery, S. Wheeler, J. Bridges Row 2 - G. Prigun, C. Ballou, C. Arey, M. Finley, T. Wirebaugh, J. Goodrich, L Keeton, L. Ralston Ccoachjg Row 3 - D. Marsh, J. Deyoe, C. Brownridge, C. Patterson A. Jones, A. Bradford, M. Johnson, L. Jones, L. Hurley, D. Schermer, J. Soltisg Row 4- D. Morre, D. Miller, T. Jackson, M. Grimston, T. Warren, B. Geisen, K. Phipps, B Lincoln, P. Johnson, T. Wilson. reshmen ootball Row 1 - Mike Scott, James Lawler, Jon Kemp, Brad Miller, Gray Tolbert, Dave Wirebaugh, Joe Young, Al Barkema, Tom Shedd, Barry Young, Bob Baker, Willie Lang, Mark Ware, Row 2 - John Beilfuss, Mark Bearman, Barry Wilson, Bill Aughton, Don I-Ieisler, Harvey Stone, Art Gonzoales, Steve Shimkus, Terry Jones, Mike Paniccia, Tom Fisher, Mark Gilbert, Rick Eis, Tom Yinger, Jim Rausch, Nate Bogan, Nat Callo- way, Fred Eckhart, Dave Marsh, Doug Egnatuk, Dave Moore, Tom D'Haem, Cordell Kemp, Jim Haskins, Ed Mosleyg Row 3 - Tom Konkle, Brent Rabakon, Doug Kubicek, Kris Waito, Steve Zenoniani, Gary McCune, Jerry Zick, Doug Riggs, Dan Meyer, Chris Tanner, Bob Berkheimer, Dave Carrier. 5 t, - 'gi l 'Q' A ,y t - - , ., W -. gf f if B i t - . ,. ' J Q l qr f'- if 'i i S iV'-f w i 6 an l if- v t :Sb '58, ' ,xv ' ha x. ' ' ' ii I' D? Sf W Row 1 - C. Williams Cmanagerj, J. Streeter, A. Miller, J. Lackey Coach Hiday Row 2- D. Kubicek, W. Tabb, R. Foster, D. Egnatukg Row 3 W Bogan B Gray C Williams. ll-13'9fi'3' - ' Despite the lack of returning letter- men this fall, Albion's mostly junior team surprised both fans and foes alike. Coming on strong at the end of the season, the Wildcats shared the Twin Valley Championship with Hillsdale. In tournament play the Wildcats de- feated Marshall in overtime after losing twice to the Redskins during the regu- lar season, to become district Cham- pions. In the regional tournament Al- bion went into overtime play once again, this time losing to Coldwater in an exceptionally close game. Row I - J. Bridges, D. Heisler, S. Wheelerg Row 2 - L. Jones, P. Johnson, G. Selent, W. Jones, M. Johnson, Coach Muhlenkampg Row 3 - L. Ralston fmanagerj, L. Hurley, D. NIOKIFC, L. Andreas, D. Iwclkiillan, T. VVilson. czsketbazll A a ' Freshman Basketball Row 1 - J. Kolodica, D. Ilkka, T. Solis, L. Short, N. Johnson. Row 2 - B. Stone, M. Kehoe, D. Egnatuk, N. Paniccia, M. Luty, M. McCall, Coach Floyd Marshall. WV 6Sf!61f'S Show G7 6df Improvement Mike Luty, Doug Egnatuk. Mike Kehoe, Nick Paniccia Jim Kolodica, Dave Ilkka. Row 1 - Bob Baker, Tom Shedd,- Marcus David Moore, Brad Miller, Doug Kubicekp Ware, Gary Lackey, Tom Maynardg Row Row 3 - Mr. Redding, Steve Estelle, Barry 2 - Brent Rabakon, Nate Bogan, Earl Amos, Young, Mark Gilbert. emeis Row I - L. Jankowski, D. Fraser, L. Mather, Aughton, B. Rabakon, D. Schermer, D D. Steffe, D. Moore, R. Kalmbach, T. Man- Marsh, L. Hurley, B. Young, J. Ellerby, D inog Row 2 - M. Embury, S. Zenonioni, B. Taylor, Mr. Krueger. Gay Tennis at Albion is again becoming stronger. The past couple of years, the crop of tennis players has increased, after a sudden drop to almost none. Under the direction of a new coach, Kenneth Foust, the squad has had a fine year, considering it had only four letter winners back. Coach Foust, plans for tennis at Albion in the future are many. A new reserve squad was formed this year. One main plan of Foust's is to start a summer tennis program at Albion, in order to get many more boys to go out for tennis. Tvmkmen Set New mfsity ecards Seniors - E. Langham, F. lvlartinsen, B. Duncan, G. Pulling, D. Stefe, S. Robinson. 160 Medley Relay Robinson, Steffe, Leeth, Peace 1231.1 200 Medley Relay Robinson, Reynolds, Duncan, Geyer 1257.3 50 Freestyle Pulling 24.2 60 Freestyle Robinson 30.6 200 Freestyle Pulling 1257.4 160 Individual Med Robinson 1249.2 200 Individual Med. Robinson 2221.8 Diving Geyer 173.35 100 Butterfly Robinson 1206.5 100 Freestyle Pulling 52.0 100 Backstroke Robinson 1202.0 400 Freestyle Pulling 4120.0 100 Breaststroke Bryce 1208.4 400 Free. Relay Duncan, Robinson, Langham, Pulling 3252.2 Most points in one season fexcluding state meetj - Robinson - 116 Most points in one season fincluding state rneetl - Pulling - 135 Row I - E. Langham, S. Luty, B. Duncan S Robinson M Bearman W Eckh t R , . , . , . ar , Wellsg Row 2 - B. McKim fmanagerj, F. Eckhart, J. Young, H. Orman, C. Hallock G. Bryce, K. Porter, D. Leviton, G. Pulling fcaptainl, R. Campbell Ccoachjg Row 3- T. P ' eace, D. Eckhart, P. Schultz, D. Ryser, D. Steffe, F. Martmsen, C. Leeth. s Swzmmers Cross Country i E 1 Row I - Jim Kosko, Dave Kubicek, Dave Lutzka, Ed Fosterg Row 2 - Dave Kolodica, Dave Justice, Willie Sacharski, Herb Damron, Mike Cornish, Mr. Spanninga. 88 NBR Reserve Cheerleaders Janet Fairley, Becky McAuliffe, Sherie Bohm, Diane Fraser, Patty Miller Vicki Pickens. O Cheerleaders Hegb Lead 'Cats on to Victory Mary Chauncey, Shirley Vitale, Linda Fraser, Julie Young, Sharon McAuliffe, Kris Wolfrom. Shirley Vitale, Sharon McAuliffe, Kris Wolfrorn, Mary Chauncey, Julie Young, Linda Fraser. V S F 'Shirley Vitale, Mary Chauncey, Julie Young, Linda Fraser, Sharon McAuliffe, Kris Wolfrom 13 KN M ff W MMM! RX Standing - Willie Bogan, Presidentg Row I - Jon Gaskell, Vice-Presg Carol Smith, Sec.g Martha Fairley, Treasg Garry Richards, Sgt.-at-armsg Row 2 - Dave Egnatuk, Bill Davey, Kris Wolfram, Tom Youngg Row 3 - Bob Gray, Mike Kehoe, Christine Konkle, Peggy Gillette, zmimf Class 0 vers Row I - M. Johnson, B. Stone, C. Grucva, J. Kanengeiter, L. Morrisg Row 2 - J. Thomas, J. Young, J. Crites, C. Jones: Hou' 3 - D. Marsh, S. Luty, S. Wheeler, D. Schermer, G. Yokom. Sophomore vers 95 , V Y, Y W ,- Row 1 - President, Mark Comfort, Sec., Carol Bobbittg Treas., Bonnie Currieg Vice Pres., Brenda Leeg Sgt.-at-Arms, Jim Lawlerg Row 2 - Debbie Maddux, Janet Fairley, Theresa Anderson, Laura Weideman, Lynne Gardner, Kathy Goudy, Maria Tymchenkog Row 3 - Mark Gilber, Doug Kubicek, Brent Rabakon, Doug Egnatuk, Barry Young, Rex Shaffer. reshmam vers amd D xecutive B ww! 96 Row I - Robbie Clark, Rick Wells, Kevin Google, Domingo Guznang Row 3 - Larry Dooley, Gary Heishg Row 2 - Howie Hersh, William, Waverly Short, Peggy Wildt, Cindy Burles Caldwell, Margret Parker, Reginald Lincoln, Sharie Bohm, Teresa Norton. The eighth grade is a stimulating year in high school. It is a year when most stu- dents learn to assulne responsibility in carrying out their assignments. They also learn that cooperation and courtesy are essential qualities they must utilize to achieve success. And of course, besides the usual homework or the problems in math, most students find that the pleasant social atmosphere of Albion outweighs the homework. Ezglrth mole Executive mm' QQ I., 6 ,'4,,,w' M pa I V' . 2 gf 'ffkff , ' 5 M , L' sf w Qtr 1 2, , , , , L, Alice Adams Harry Adkins Robert Allison Diane Anderson Donnie Anglin Ron Anglin Mary Aughton Cecelia Baldwin Joyce Ball Phil Barry Wilma Bean Alan Beglin Willie Bogan Irene Botello Hardwick Brantley Dave Brewer John Byrd Glen Caldwell Marsha Caldwell Joyce Carter Jennifer Caudle Jerrie Christensen Joe Comfort Earl Cook uniors Sherry Cook Mike Cornish Marie Curtis Bill Davey Mark Davis Jerry Dean Ruth Dianich Connie Dickmeyer Dave Eckhart Duane Edwards Dave Egnatuk Dan Ellerby Debbie Etchinson Martha Fairley Anita Faulk Paul Fletcher Nancy Flogaus Joey Flores Allen Holtz Mary Ann Honeywell Dave Hull Cindy Hume Nancy Huvendick Dave Ilkka Dawn Iverson Bertha Johnson Godfrey Johnson Rosa Jones Sheila Jones Toni Jones Dave Justice Barb Kedo Mike Kehoe Ken Keifer Ruth Kemler Kenneth King Mary Ford Kathy Fox Vicki Frank Dave Frazer Jon Gaskell Jan Gertz John Geyer Paulette Gifford Peggy Gillette Ken Goodrich Debbie Goudy Donna Grant Bob Gray Ruth Haeske Sue Hallock Pat Hamilton Ida Hammond Elvira Harper Sue Haskins Kent Hazelett Torn Hernandez Jim Hettinger Dan Hogan Sue Holt wiv!! uniors John Kinney Craig Kittinger Shirley Klein Rex Klepper Leslie Knickerbocker Janine Konkle Pat Kosky Clyde Lee Chuck Leeth Lynda Lack J irn Lake Perry Lane Linda Landon Bill Lentz ii Rick Litchard Dave Lutzka Chris Lutzke Tom Manino Ray Morgan Steve Murphy Dave O'Dell Janice Olinyk Suzanne Olinyk Tim Ortiz Roland Ott 102 uniors ba Mike Mathews Kathy McClelland Kathy McCullough Brigetta McLane Chuck Mesler Al Miller Larry Moore Terry Owens Dave Pasick Stella Patton Yvonne Peckham Yvonne Penn M Greg Pfaff Crickette Pingry Carol Smith Vicki Smock Steve Snyder Jean Spencer Vicki Spencer Paula Steinkraus Betty Pittelkow Nanette Podayko Ken Porter Maria Powell Jim Radtke Garry Richards Linda Robinson Shiffon Rogers Ann Rolon Sharon Ross Diana Rowan Tom Rowley Michele Rumsey Irma Schatz Deane Scripter Linda Shaffer Beverly Sharp Dennis Shaw Dave Sibal Rodrico Simmons Janice Sims Claudette Sloan Diane Smeltzer Dorene Smeltzer f uniors Karen Thurow Melanie Vickers Linda Weaver Yvonne Wexell Sheila Whitehead Clarence Williams Mike Cheryl Wisley Kris Wolfram Mary Wooden Betty Woods Gwen Wright Diane Yeager Chet Zerbe Barry Zick Randy Zimmerman 104 K, Lynnda Sweet Willie Tabb Linda Tanner Jim Taylor ,mn Robert Williams Sally Williams Judy Wilson Irene Winchell Pete Wingate Dennis Wintersteen uniors ' P -far' Pat Boyd Terry Bradford Arleen Bradshaw Jerome Bridges Debbie Brooks Craig Brownridge Gordon Bryce Roseanna Buckholz Ken Buinowski Chris Burgan Fraya Bushong Liz Campa Sue Carnull- Cheryl Carnell Marilyn Carpenter Gene Chandler Lareese Chatman Danny Chlystek Brenda Adams Judy Adams Sandra Adkins Dawn Allison Larry Andreas John Andrews Valorie Anglin Bill Anthony Chuck Arey Phyllis Austin Dave Baggett Ken Ballou Jeannie Bauer Anna Bean Becky Benward Steve Benderrnan Sue Berry Eric Bienz Kathy Bigelow Robert Bonham Barb Bonner Gloria Botello Doug Bormann Kathv Bonnann 105 Chris Chopper Diana Clark Phil Cloy Susan Cole Dewayne Collins Wanda Collins Mary Cooley Tom Corey Carol Craig Jeanine Crites Marilyn Cromas Dan Culberson E Laura Davis Sandy Davis Marty Dean John Deigert Sandra DeWalt Joyce Dewey John Deyoe Ann Dorgelo Nancy Dunn Gail Dziurkiewicz Jan Etchinson Linda Fazio Mark Finley Carolyn Foster Bessie Frost James Gamble John Gamble Bill Geisen Irene Gonzales Mike Goodrich Sherry Grice Monroe Grimes Marion Grinston Chris Grucza O6 Sophomores ,Av Hina Brenda Habern Wallace Hale Charles Hallock Jarell Hammer Doug Harris Linda Harris -. 4? Q ww Larry Hurley Jim Irwin Gail Jackson Larry Jankowski Craig Johnson Kathy Johnson Dennis Heisler Joyce Helton Andre Henderson Janet Henson Linda Henson Linda Hepler Sandy Hickerson Paul Hickey Becky Higginbottom Jack Hilborn Richard Holloway Pauline Hrab Mark Johnson Anetta Jones Chuck Jones Toni Jones Dennis Kabel Lonnie Keeton -Hi? . Q1 - 1, E2, 1 O! 'K af' Bob Lincoln Duncan Lloyd Steve Luty Steve Macaluso Dene Marsh Barb Marshall Sophomores Carol King Margaret King Sandi Kins Marvin Kissinger Sharon Klimkiewicz Barb Kolodica Skip Konkle Jim Kosko Gary Lackey Ellen Lambrecht Tim Leach Rita Lewis 107 Marie Martin John May Ellen Maynard Sue McAtee Molly McAuliffe Terry McCracken Sherry McCune Dennis McMillan Luanne McPherson Becky Merrild Carolyn Miller Doug Miller Peggy Miller Harold Mills Linda Mills Donel Moore Shirley Moore Karen Morgan Sharon Mullins Bruce Nelson Peggy Nelson Lynne Odekirk Ruth O,Neil Henry Orman Conrado Ortiz Hildredge Page Margaret Pahl Chuck Patterson Janette Pawlak Tim Peace Harlo Peckham Wanda Perry Dina Petterson Kathleen Pewsey Peggy Pfaff Bill Phelps Kent Phipps Carol Pierce Lee Pohl 108 1 L Sophomoresi Don Porter Marvin Powell Dave Powers Kathy Prescott 'iff' Dave Ruppel Barb Ryser Chuck Sage Dave Schermer Gary Selent Lena Sharpe La Donna Sikorski Tom Sims David Smith Mari-beth Smith Tito Solis John Soltis I i Annette Radee Lynn Ralston Janean Rausch Karen Ray Betty Richards Debbie Richards Kathy Shedd John Shegog Melvin Shellman Stella Shelton Lorenzo Short Sandy Short 53 4 F5 Sophomores Brenda Sparks Jean Staley Lin Stark Cathy Stainolt Faye Stevens Bill Stone 109 M-64 Gordon Whitney Cherie Whittum Worothy Williams Pam Williamson Clay Wilson Gene Wingate Sara Wilbur Brenda Wixson Janie Wright Mary Winter Torn Wirebaugh Julie Young 110 nil' Linda Stroble Nan Strohrnenger Ethel Sullivan Linda Sullivan Jack Swan Jill Swan Jerry Tabb Thersa Taffs Terry Tawny Pat Taylor Linda Tesch Joyce Thomas Cheryl Thurow Ron Troutner Tonya Tymcheko Mark Vaughn Julie Vidich Cathy Walker Eddy Washington Robert Watson Rick Weatherford Alice Weitzel Debbie Wells Stan Wheeler X Sophomores S - e g. w-fiai1g5k,E - 0 V ss t 45 af' 11 'V Bill Aughton Lois Baker Nancy Ball Carl Barkema Edith Bartley Emery Bates si his blue Freshmen Earl Amos Kristine Anderson Theresa Anderson Doug Arnett Doyle Arnett Ginger Asaro X Mark Bearman Sam Bedoy Martha Beglin John Beilfuss Cathv Benvvard Harold Benward lll il 46 af Abby Burgess Kay Byrd Nat Calloway Cathy Campbell Pixie Canull Dave Carrier Bernice Carter Kerry Lee Case Leon Cathey Debbie Clark Steve Cole Andy Collins Jenny Sue Domingo Ken Dowland Rick Driver Dennis Duttlinger Tom D'Haem ll2 fax if . 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Freshmen Ml David Blair Cara Bobbitt Nate Bogan Cindy Bohm Jim Bradshaw Mark Branch Loretta Brewer Darlene Bronson James Brown Vicki Buinowski Patti Bush Dick Butcke Sli Pam Collins Mark Comfort Larry Conley Sandra Cook Jim Cooley Jerry Cooper Sylvia Corey Raelle Corliss Bonnie Currie Rhonda Damron Randy Davis Mark Dean Fred Eckhart Rick Edmonds Sandy Eggleston Doug Egnatuk Rick Eis John Ellerby Mike Embury Steven Estelle Jackie Fairbanks Janet Fairley Tom Fisher Irma Mary Geltz Jeannette Gibson Mark Gilbert Sheila Google Darryl Gordon Kathy Goudy Sandra Grant Leonard Grimes Martha Grimes Kenneth Harder Linda Harris Rachel Harris K' Danny Flores Dolores Flores Jan Folsom Joann Foster Bruce Fox Denny Fox Sheryl Frank Bob Freeman Tom Frick Rosalyn Gamble Carmen Garcia Lynne Gardner Rubin Harris Terry Harrison Doug Harry Jim Haskins Don Hawkins Lynne Hazelett 113 Kathy Helrigel Lee Henry Marc Hettinger Bill Hills Harold Holtz David Howard Lynn Hoyt Tom Hume Melda Hurley Brian Isham Ted Jackson L. C. Jiles Jacqueline Johnson Pat Johnson J onnie Jones Terry Jones Wayne Judy Kay Kedo Janice Keller John Kemler John Kemp Carol Ketchum Dixie Kibbey Brian Kittinger ll4 Z f ' x' ,. 4 f f ' Cb 1 f f fefflm ff ,N M 1 wifi 2 1 yi IQ' f J fr Kiwi S, Freshmen Sandra Klimkiewicz Rita Kniburys Gloria Kolodica Tom Konkle Doug Kubicek Devon Lackey Rhonda Lackey Janet Lafayette Tyrone Lafayette Sandy Lambrecht Brenda Lee Lucy Lerma Dan Leviten Gary Lewis Shirley Lewis Joe Lohrke Carole Luedtke Mary Ellen Lutz , , if Dan Myers Ken Nugent Jan Okley Maria Ortiz Kathy Owens Mike Paniccia Doug Patterson Randy Pesonen Vicki Pickens Nathan Pierce Holly Pingry Sonia Prigun George Pryor Larry Pryor Brent Rabakon Zelmaglee Ratliff Jim Rausch Jane Reeves xv? Q ,ai 1 .ed , ,v ,':1. 'Fa nf Debbie Maddux Dave Marsh Karen May Marian May Tom Maynard Mary McAllister Aleta McCoy Gary McCune Bill McDade David McIntosh Debbie McKay Buth McKim Linda McKinney Tawanie McLane Roberta McPherson Kathy Meeks Patti Miller Beverly Mills Dave Moore Delores Moore Marianne Moore Mary MacMoore Karen Mosher Steve Mulley Freshmen fy rf 4f:.. P Audrey Ross Diane Ross Storme Rumsey Jack Ryser Wayne Sadger Shirley Sanders Tom Shedd Orpah Shegog Diane Shimkus Steve Shimkus Bill Sibal Bob Siler Carol Snider Elsie Snook Cynthia Spaan Randy Stanham Mike Stefaniuk Bill Stewart 5, -QL 4 Fred Reichow Jadine Reynolds Kathy Ridley Doug Riggs Malcolm Risner Smokey Robinson Larry Schroder Sharon Schultz Mike Scott Donna Scripter Rex Shaffer Cathy Sharp . 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Guzman, S. Cook, B. Bogan, S. Bridges, M. Valasco, S. Brandle, C. Zickg Row 2 - V. Austin, D. Rabakon, C. Weston, J. Daly, J. Zimmerman, J. Rumsey, L. Bramble, Row 3 - C. Reichow, S. Bountain, Rina Binden, D. Taylor, D. Taylor, D. Henderson, G. Murray, P. Gardenier. Seventh grade students encounter new experiences when they come to Albion High School. These transitions are just part of some of the necessary requirements for growing up to be a responsible and co-operative individual. To be a good citizen is not enough, one must demonstrate enthusiasm and interest in the opportunities available in order to gain the full benefits. l 2 I2 X I, ----'-..'.'L-..L5,: --J lj! 5 U I fl ..-... W EM 1 W IVV ? 5 IM, ,IW ll' 2 5 M7 . ws, i ll. 5 iff' ff W 1 !!gv pf fifff E541 ifff r,- uf, ul GNC! WCWlWWff 131 Row 1 - M. Ford, Treasurer, C. Dickmeyer, Vice-Presidentg V. Hirscht, Presidentg J. Slick. Secretaryg Mrs. Ford, B. Keller, J Hettingerg Row 2 - D. Iverson, Y. Wexell D. Petterson, K. Wolfram, M. Young, S. Vi- tale, L. Robinson, S. Hallock, J. Christensen, D. Rowan, Row 3 - P. Austin, C. Smith, M. Pahl, R. Kemler, J. Smith, B. Rausch, T Patterson, H. Lentz, T. Leach, Chuck Hal- lock, E. Lambrecht, M. Fairley, C. Hume K. Boreman, N. Radee, P. Pfaff, M. B Smith, K. Frank, D. Brooks, B. Higginbot- tom, Jon Gaskell, J. Adams, J. Young, L Morris. Los Buenos Vecinos El Club de Los Buenos Vecinos under the supervision of Mrs. Mildred Ford and leadership of Vladimir Hirscht, President, Connie Dickmeyer, Vice-President, Jan Slick, Secretary, and Mary Ford, Treasurer, had a very interesting and enriching year. Highlighting the year's activities were the delicious Spanish dinner, spiced with the hot Latin dishes, and intriguing films of Mexico, shown by the Dickmeyers and Kathy Baker and those of Brazil, presented by Anna Mattar, exchange student. Christmas, Navidad, was celebrated with true tradition at the home of Nan Strohmenger. Throughout the year two groups of members were initiated with the usual antics. As is customary, the spring picnic ended the year with many good memories. Every member thoroughly enjoyed the educational and memorable year. r 4 x . N in -ig. Row 1 - Miss Ross, D. Holcroft, J. Holtz, I. Johnson, B. Davey, Row 2 - K. Morgan. B. Sharp, C. Dickmeyer, T. Tynchemko, B. Marshall, B. Risner, C. Walker, C. Gruczag Row 3 - C. Bunn, F. Martensson, P. Pesch, P. Neitzka. Le Cercle Francais, Albion High School's French Club, is an organiza- tion of students who meet together to develop an understanding of the French people and their language. This year among other activities the French Club has initiated a pro- gram with Marshall High School, in which the two French Clubs hold joint meetings to share ideas and interests. At this year's meeting, which was held in Albion, slides of France, Switzerland and Germany were shown. Le Cercle Francais has been under the direction of Ingrid Johnson, President, Jeneen Holtz, Vice President, Donna Holcroft, Secretary, and Bill Davey, Treasurer. Miss Janice Ross was the advisor. Le Cercle mmvzis Row 1 - C. Hume, T. Abendroth. Row 2 - D. Holcroft, M. Ford, J. McAuliffe, M. Paul. Row 3 - C. Carnell, L. Robinson, D. Wells, K. Borman, S. Dulaney, J. Cook, K. Reed, D. Powers. Row 4 - N. Radee, L. Tanner, B. Wildt, F. Martensson, J. Kinney, T. Leach, D. Murphy, S. Hallock, J. Holtz. The Albion Math Club is a chapter of the National High School Mathe- matics Clubs, Mu Alpha Theta. This organization hopes to reward sound scholarship in the math field and to promote enjoyment of mathematics. The National Association operates on both the High School and Jr. College levels. Mu Alpha Theta grants charters to clubs and publishes a monthly news- paper with news of the clubs organized, suggestions for programs, puzzles, and quizzes. Students who have completed Algebra I with a B average are invited to become associate members. Full members must have also com- pleted two semesters of Geometry. Cindy Hume served as President until recently moving. Her duties were assumed by Tom Abendroth, the Vice-President. Donna Holcroft is the club Treasurer, Jane McAuliHe the secretary, and Earl Cook, the Sergeant-At- Arms. After each meeting a program is presented by one of the members of a guest speaker. Guests have included: Mr. Ashdown, Mr. Muhlenkamp, and several speakers from Albion College. Until this year the Math Club members operated a tutoring service, but adequate interest was not shown in the project this year. Mu A412114 Them Row 1 - J. Hammer, Phil Pesch, Vice-President, Brenda Troop, Secretary, Cindy Hume, Treasurer, K. Morgan, Y. Wexell, S. Hallock, D. Iverson, C. Meslerg Row 2- Mr. Baldwin, S. Berry, P. Austin, M. Pohl, R. Buckholtz, C. Grucza, R. Kemler, D. Wells, B. Clark, Mr. Ullrey: Row 3 - G. Johnson, J. Slick, M. Isham, A. Bradshaw, N. Bradshaw, C. Burgan, J. Gaskell, B. Higginbottom, J. Irwin, D. Harris. With the rapid growth in scientific technology today, high schools across the United States are intensifying their science programs to meet the needs of present conditions. Albion's science department is no exception. Both students and faculty alike are expanding their knowledge of science by de- veloping interest among the student body. The Biology, Chemistry and Physics students are fortunate to have a club which encourages individual, as well as group participation in the sciences. Bi-Phi-Chem members have participated in a number of activities which promote the aims of their club: To help students understand fundamental theories, to perfect skills, and relate science to everyday living. Bi-Phi-Chem Row 1 - B. Davey, Treasurerg J. Comfort, Vice-Presidentg J. Smith, Secretaryg P. Pesch, Presidentg W. Bogan fSgt. at Armsbg Row 2- Mr. Williams, B. Johnson, L. Morris, S. Vi- tale, J. Young, T. Patterson, M. Johnson, F. Markenson, J. Streeter, T. Young, C. Grucza, C. Smith, T. Tymchenko. Sr. High Student ozmcil Y Dgxtgl, Q29 if aQ,f,,f3f BBN' I . A V74 Row 1 - Mr. McElhaney, E. Warnesley, Vice-President, B. Aughton, treasurer, A. Burgess, Sergeant-At-Arms, J. Young, S. Rumsey, K. Kedo. Row 2 - T. Kurtz, D. Marsh, D. Fraser, R. Wells, D. Guzman, R. Johns, M. McAtte. Row 3 - S. Rabakon, J. Bedient, N. Bogan, P. Dulaney, J. Powell, K. Meeks, G. Murray, D. Bogan Knot pic- turedj X af High Student Council Junior High Student Council Mem- bers organize many activities for the benefits of their fellow students. They quickly become acquainted with parlia- mentary procedures and the privileges granted to them. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. Ordell McElhaney student council members carried out the annual tardiness contest, planned entertainment for the student body and set examples of good sportsmanship, scholarship, and established a pleasant atmosphere among students. Row I - B. Benward, Treasurer, R. Bu- choltz, M. McAuliffe, Presidentg D. Daniels, Vice-Presidentg S. Earl, Secretaryg Row 2 - M. Winter, D. Petterson, J. Hammer, C. Whittum, C. Noonan, Lin Starkg Row 3 -- S. Grice, J. Waidleich, S. Hallock, L. Marko- vich, J. Waidleich, S. Mullins, C. Walker Row 4 - S. Dulaney, J. Holtz, D. Richards C. Sixson, B. Allison, K. Bomiann, W Wright. Tastemakers Although the name is deceiving to some Albion students, the Tastemakers are going strong and in the right direc- tion. They have the reputation of be- ing one of the more active groups in school. Their activities include a var- iety of well-picked programs, hootenan- nies, concerts, and other cultured pro- grams. The Tastemakers have devel- oped considerable enthusiasm among AHS students in the arts and other asthetic qualities. Row 1 - J. Gaskell, T. Patterson, P. Pesch, D. Bramble, M. Johnsong Row 2 -- M. Young, D. Green, W. Stevens, S. Vitale, C. Bunn, M. Chauncey, C. Noonan, B. John- son Y. Wexell, K. Wolfram: Row 3 - C. Dickmeyer, S. McAuliffe, J. Holtz, I. John- son: J. Gertz, S. Hallock, S, Dulaney, J. Smith, J. Slick. Each year the Thespians embark upon producing exciting productions. Mr. Micheal Beery Thespian club advisor and play director of the annual performance cast another excellent play. Requirements for becoming a Thespian are attaining a specific number of points for participating in the cast, sets crews and make-up committees. Other activities included a trip to Western Michigan University for a drama workshop and tentative plans to attend a professional performance. hespicm lub Audio- Visual Aids Row 1 - Mr. Sacharski, E. Newsome, J. McCreary, D. Huffman, T. Marzic, M. Bear- man, B. McKim, D. Gordong Row 2 - T. Maynard, W. Lane, B. Isham. Care for a movie on insects? Well, all you have to do is find an audio visual aid assistant and you can have that movie. Although Albion does not have sufficient equipment for the size of the school and the number of faculty utilizing its facilities, the Visual Aids group is considerably organized and efficient. Under the direction of Mr. Jerome Sacharski, films and tapes are distributed to teachers at their convenience. Our thanks should be given to the persons responsible for making and showing the movies available for our benefits. Debczteafs Succesyful A gain Row I - J. Hettinger, J. Reeves, B. Davey, J. Gaskell, K. Fox, C. Jones: Row 2 - E. Bienz, S. Konkle, K. Walker, W. Brewer, P. LeClear, D. Rammelkamp, B. Higgin- bottom, L. Stark, D. Wells, Mrs. Fleenorg Row 3 - D. Lloyd, D. Schermer, C. Hallock, B. Nelson, F. Martensson, G. Bryce, D. Anthony, R. Maxwell, D. Harris. To be an efficient debater one must master the ability to state clearly and persuasively. These qualities attribute-to the success of Albion's Debate squad. Coached by Mrs. Ethel Fleenor, the debaters captured third place in the state tournament held in Ann Arbor, March 10 and 11. The topic debated this year was Resolved: That the Federal Government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitration of labor management in basic industries. Tournament debaters included Dave Rammelkamp, Jon Gaskell and Bill Davey. Albion's squad is also to be congratulated for its Twin Valley League Championship and an impressive record of 17-3. N 'NM.. Row I - Mrs. Swan, J. Iverson, C. Hogan, P. Williamson, C. Shoup, B. Adams, T Campa, J. Ball. jr. High Office Staff 2 2,2 Z4 Q? 2? Q 2 ga. .f ' ' -402 . il-T, 9 gl , sw, Liwffw-N ' . I 3,1 .X Row I - L. Sweet, J. Gertz, C. Fouts, A. Johnson, L. Galbreathg Row 2 - E. Pohl, C. Dorgelo, J. Okley, L. Tanner, L. Knickbocker, Dickmeyer, L. Carter, E. Snyder. E. Patton, B. Currie, S. Klemkiewitz, M. Senior Hzlglr ce Sfdhf 143 - 42 X- QM f W 1 5' Q gl M www A Q Q ...R ., Q Library Staff Row I - M. Gaskell, M. Geltz, B. Fisher, President, J, Kabel, point keeper, B. Robin- son, P. Grimes, vice president, J. Ball, W. Collins, Mrs. Engstom, Mrs. Hernandez, Row 2 - R. Damron, P. Weaver, N. Dunn, treas- urer, I. Hammond, E. Harper, A. McCoy, Y. Taylor, Row 3 - D. Arnett, N. Ball, K. Coburn, B. Johnson, J. Potts, J. Rausch, J. Henson, secretary, B. Bonner, J. Reeves. ,.,.,,.,..,.,...........----f-- Club Row I - lWrs. Hernandez, Mrs. Gaskell, N. Dunn, P. Grimes, B. Fisher, J Henson, Mrs, Engstrom. Hou' 2 - lVI. Geltz, Y. Taylor, A. McCoy, E. Harper J. Potts, J. Rausch, R. Damron, l. Hammond. J. Kabel, J. Reeves, B. Robinson H - .rftil ' 6.3 gamut siiwh .par Row 1 - D. Goudyg President, L. Sweetg Vice President, L. Smeltzerg Secretary, V. Spencerg Treasurer, M. Badillog Sergeant-at-Arms, L. Landong Row 2 - D. Smeltzer, W. Perry, J. Oakley, D. Sweet, P. Scripter, C. Lincoln. The Future Nurses' Club is a resourceful organization which un- fortunately is losing ground at Albion High due to lack of participation. Teaching the fundamentals of nursing is only one part of the Nurses Club, as members learn the responsibilities expected of them and the vastness of the nursing field. With such an interesting program it seems tragic to note a lack of interest on the part of the students. Future u1fse's lub RS. SHERS Row I - Sharon McAuliffe, Merrily Young, Jan Slick, Joyce Smithg Row 2 - Shirley Vitale, Carol Smith, Kris Wolfram, Janine Konkleg Row 3 - Sue Haskins, Cecilia Baldwin, Martha Fairley, Peggy Gillette, Barb Costello. 0 0 Provides ocntionnl Training fir Many Row I - Richard Porter, Robert Porter, Julius Thomas, Jim Streeter, Alvin Mayrer, Allen Pryor, Paul Neitzka, George Simaske, Joe Davis. Row 2 - Mrs. Emily McGuigan, Beverly Robinson, Marilyn Kedo, Dyana Bronson, Ann Pesonen, Diana Van Dyke, Mary Melchor, Cheryl Osborn, Sharon Weller, Brenda Fisher, Janell Bates, Carol Sims. Row 3 - Linda Cathey, Lorraine Washington, Gary Wirebauch, Jon Doe, Wayne Grifhn, Jim Poirier, Dale Canull, Dave Campbell, Conrad Bushong. Co-op is a means by which in-school education combines with the on-the-job training to prepare for future full time employment. Local business and in- dustry participates by employing in- school students part time during the school year. The emphasis is on train- ing that the student receives that is consistent with his career objective. Our program involves training in Dis- tributive, Office, and Trades occupa- tions. Distributive occupations include retailing and service groups. Students employed in Distributive areas are working in department stores, restaur- ants, food stores, service stations and drug stores. The office occupation stu- dents are working in business and in- dustry preparing for careers as secre- taries, typists, receptionists, and filing clerks. The trades are diversified. The nursing program at the hospital is in the T8zI group. Other TSLI training areas include auto mechanics and draft- ing. To qualify as a trainee, the student has to be employable. This means that the student should have the necessary course background while in school. The trainee has responsibilities similar to full time employees where he is em- ployed. The trainee is paid an hourly wage which varies with each employer. Besides being paid, the trainee receives one credit toward graduation. At the end of the school year, the student re- ceives a certificate of achievement that can be used as a reference for future employment. hr laws LSE' Nur .mf Learning Produce Operations in the super market. 'f 4 5 n f if 4 an eurin., 'wp Q -'fx-E il r... fi! Inverting and ordering training in retailing. 149 X i s r M Q Mr. Terrell Jan Slick Paulette Duncan Belle Ketchum Yvonne Penn Mary Lou Konkle Karl Scribner Jan Gertz Melanie Vickers Breeze Annual Sfdj? I PE lf If 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 Honor Society Row I - Ingrid Johnson, Nancy Huvendick, Mary Lou Konkle, Shirley Vitale, Wendy Brewer, Karen Reed, Linda Fraser, Barb Wildt, Joyce Smith, Kathy Frank, Diana Rowan, Martha Fairley, Jan Slickg Row 2 - Debbie Green, Connie Dickmeyer, Jon Gas- kell, Bill Davey, Phil LeClear, Mike Kehoe, Pat Jacobs, Dave Rammelkamp, Willie Bo- gan, Bob Gray, John Kinney, Tom Abend- roth, Dave Kubicek, Doug Bramble, Bill Keller, Joe Comfort, Phil Pesch, Sharon Mc- Auliffe, Mrs. Ford, Mary Ford. AS 'ml gms. ,f--1 ' Row 1 D. Butche P. White C. Wisley V. Maynard L. Weideman J. Irwin C. Carnel M. Beglin M. Smith S. Corey M. Lutz E. Maynard M. Hepler Row 2 J. Adams M. Dodson V. Buinowski E. Truss R. Maxwell G. Dzuirkiewicz D. Levifow J. Kemler K. Shedd G. Dzuirkiewicz Y. Wexell L. Sikorski A. McCoy Row 3 M. Welson D. Kabed J. Baver K. Ballou M. Wooden R. Harris M. Branch D. Marsh J. Dean L. Hurley S. Ott S. Macaluso J. Beilfuss T. Shedd Row 4 S. Harrier D. Bormann R. Butche T. Maynard D. Hurley L. Schrader R. Elusbik R. Drurnrn D. Harry F. Reichow Row 5 Mr. K. Abel R. Cloy G. Lackey R. Google L. Cathie C. Johnson P. Cloy D. Weaver B. Freeman l Senior and The Albion High School Band has had a busy year. Between four concerts and numerous parades, the Band members have car- ried on several fund-raising projects, including bake sales, candy selling, and even a dance. Besides the all-Band activities several individuals took part in the State sponsored Solo and Ensemble and all-State Band and were a credit to their school. Mr. Abel, the ever-determined director, also deserves honorable mention for this year's well-played concerts. As for the near future, our Band will represent Albion at the Traverse City Cherry Festival in July while plans for a Band Camp have also been made in hopes of improving the appearances at the football games. I5 Row I - B. Wixson, D. Petterson, T. Tymchenko, S. McAtee, D. Reefmen, D. Shaw, M. Ford, T. Taffs, L. Mills, C. Lutzkeg Row 2 - L. Campa, B. Adams, K. Ray, L. Fazio, L. Stark, C. King, J. Corey, S. Short, J. Young, N. Strohrnenger, D. Wilson, S. Griceg Row 3 - S. Kliemkiewicz, C. Stainoff, B. Woods, C. Luedkte, C. Helrigel, P. Miller, L. Landon, J. Staley, P. Pfaff, B. Ryser, H. Pannekeet, D. Allison, S. Patton, Mr. Ley, Row 4 - J. Deo, J. Deigert, M. Johnson, G. Selent, D. Fox, W. Wright, M. Goodrich, R. McAllister, J. Henson, L. Morris, E. Be-inz. Crossbar jr. High Choir Row 1 - L. Cypret, B. McAuliffe, P. Millerg J. Fox, B. Freeman, Row 9 - J. Folsom. S. Row 2 - C. Taylor, S. Rulnsey, K. Miller: Schutz, L. Sweeney, Row 10 - J. Hoyt, C. Row 3 - D. Smith, S. Klepper, D. Clark, Lincoln, S. Lambrechtg Row 11 - A. Smith, Row 4 - B. Pesonen, M. Parker, E. Warns- M. McGuigan, V. Pickens: Row I2 - S. leyg Row 5 - P. Brownridge, M. McAllister, Frank, C. Downey, C. Bohm, Row I3 - T. S. Grundemang Row 6 -- D. Shellman, S. Case, C. Bobbit, L. Gardner, Row I4 - Mr. Klimkiewicz, A. Davey, Row 7 - S. Bohm, Ley, J. Keller. E. McElain, J. Fairleyg Row 8 - J. Okley, .... iiio S , 2: gi E Q m Q. . We iiisss , . ,,., . 5 2' U SS Wwifmff- Row 1 - I. Botello, B. Johnson, K. Wolfram, R. Lackey, A. Faulk, J. Smith, C. Noonan D. Green, W. Stevens, D. Rowang Row 2 - M. Young, C. Curry, P. Lane, M. Chauncey J. Carter, R. Kemler, P. Taylor, L. Carter, D. Etchison, Y. Penn, D. Iverson, C. Dick- meyerg Row 3 - P. Gilford, J. Konkle, M. Rumsey, S. Haskins, J. Olinyk, V. Anglin L. Knickerbocker, B. Marshall, S. Olinyk, J. Kanengeiter, S. Hallock, I. Johnson, L Robinson, J. Wright, Row 4 -- J. Thomas, R. Kanengeiter, P. Taylor, S. Clayton, A Radee, J. Caudle, V. Spencer, D. Tolbert, J. McAuliffe, J. Holtz, M. Fairley, M McAuliffe, S. Holt, Y. Cooper, G. Wright, C. Hall, M. Powell, Row 5 - S. Dulaney B. Wildt, C. Brownridge, K. Ray, D. Edwards, R. Wintermute, F. Collins, A. Holtz R. Klepper, C. Carey, P. Schultz, J. Kinney, J. Showers, J. Comfort, D. Daniels, J Streeter, M. Isham, J. Radtke, T. Patterson, G. Helrigel, C. Hume. V6lVSiljl Choir With smiles on their faces the Albion Varsity Choir, under the direction of Mr. Larry Ley, fills any room with an atmosphere of versatility. The har- monious voices of the group mostly juniors and seniors number over seventy. The highlight of the year was the combined efforts of the Music depart- ment in their excellent presentation of the Sound of Music. Another memorable experience of the choir and the audiences who heard the Varsity Choir included the annual Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the annual trip to Western Michigan University to combine talents with other students in Southern Michigan. The end of the year for 1966 Seniors will be traditional Senior Fare- well and the performances at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Looking over the activities of the Varsity Choir, it is evident they have enjoyed a memorable and exciting year. Row 1 - D. Brooks, Point-keeper, C. Grucza: Secretary, C. Burgessg President, C. Fraserg Vice-President, R. Buckholtzg Sergeant-Ab Armsg Row 2 - C. Sloan, L. Weaver, Y. Wexell, K. Prescott, M. McAuliffe, S. Eggle- ston, L. Hoyt, C. Hammer, C. Dickmeyer, J. Domingo, J. Miller, K. Morgang Row 3 - J. Christenson, S. Mullins, D. Grant, C. Whittum, C. Walker, D. Richards, K. Byrd, G. Botello, S. Grice, L. Stroble, M. Grant, Row 4 - L. Tanner, K. Johnson, K. Bor- mann, C. Snyder, T. Taifs, C. Spaan, E. Maynard, A. Bradshaw, S. Hallock, L. Lerma, M. Martin. G.A.A. The Girls, Athletic Association has undergone drastic and beneficial transi- tions this year. For the first time since the establishment of the club, all but one of the officers are sophomores. Un- der the direction of Mrs. Barbara Shiery, the association has tripled their treasury in less than two months. To promote school spirit and boost their treasury, AHS badges were sold to students and faculty. Row 1 - Rick Burlingame, Sgt.-At-Arms, Scott Robinson, Treasurerg Mike Kehoe, Secretaryg Bruce Higgins, Vice-Presidentg Jim Streeter, President, Row 2 - Rick Kalmbach, Bob Walsh, Dave Stellingworth, Dave Egnatuk, Doug Bramble, Gary Grice, Bill Duncan, Mike McCall, Willie Sacharski, Ken Porter, John Reevesg Row 3 - Pat Jacobs, Bill Stone, Vladimir Hirscht, Craig Rustenholtz, Tim Peace, Dennis McMillian, Gary Yokom, Bob Carrigan, Greg Pulling. Varsigf Club Per owns Service to School Sound of Music' Presentea The Sound of Music CRogers and Hammersteinj was chosen by the Vocal Music department of Albion high school as this year's musical production, Larry Ley, director, announced performances which were scheduled for March 25 and 26. All members of the three high school choirs took part in the produc- tion. The student directors of the Sound of Music were Debbie Green and Gil Johnson. The musical play, the last Work of the sensational team of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, starred Mary Martin in one of Broadway's longest runs. if S' kg idx., N-ass ig? is x ' K ,, ,Q li.. 5 M usic Department Maria .....,,......,,.... Sister Berthe ......... Sister Margaretta .,,,. Mother Abbess ...... Sister Sophia ,......,. Captain Von Trapp Franz ..............,........ Frau Schmidt ..... Liesl ................. Friedrich ...,.. Louisa ....... Bri gitta ............ Rolf ...................... Elsa Schrader ...,,... Ursula ................. Max Detwieler ....... Herr Zeller ,....,........ Baron Elberfeld i........, ... .. Ingrid Johnson Cindy Noonan Jean Staley Debbie Green Kris Wolfram Joe Comfort Jim Radtke Diana Rowan Rosalie Kanengaiter . ......,... Mark Comfort Cindy Lincoln Patty Miller Phil Schultz Barb Johnson Paulette Gifford Gil Johnson Tom Patterson Ken Ray Admiral Von Schreiber .. ...... ,.,.. M ark Johnson Baroness .,.....................,... . ...... Chris Lutzke A.1 ................. Miss Manner .. Mrs. Manners . Rev. Reems ........ Greene ................ . . . Mr. Beamish ...... ,........... D uncan Lloyd Miss Bury ..... Miss Peters .... Aide ................. American Lt. .... American Sgt. Russian Lt. ...... , Russian Sgt. Indian Squaw . Indian Girl ..,...... Indian Girl ........... ..... S tormy Rumsey Sam Big Hat . Indian elders . Lieutenant ...... ..... S kip Konkle Major .................. ....,... E rid Biena Colonel .................. ........ J ohn Reeves Prime Minister .......... Jon Gaskell Mr. Jones .............. ...,........ J ohn Reeves President ....,... ..... T om Patterson Petrovitch ...... ..... K enny Yinger Tourists ...... ....... D ebbie Green Cindy Noonan Somers ,... ...... E d Langham Sentries ......, ,........ M ark Davis Dave Lutzka Larkin ....,....... ..... M ark Davis Commentator . . ........ Dan Hogan Editor ............. ............ K athy Fox Messengers ..... 1 62 'Take Me To Your President' Mr. Michael Beery, Thespian Club advisor and play director, announced the selection of the 1965 Thespian play: Take Me to Your President adopted by Christopher Sergel from the book by Leonard Wibberly. Mr. Wibberley is also the author of The Mouse That Roared , which was pre- sented as a Thespian play two years ago. The Thespian play was presented on November 19 and 20. Phil Pesch Shirley Vitale Debbie Green Jim Irwin Tim Leach Sharon McAuliffe Connie Dickmeyer Celia Bunn Merrily Young Barb Johnson Jan Slick Carol Sims Mary Chauncey Kris Wolfram Gil Johnson Henry Orman Dave Eckhart Merrily Young Barb Johnson NIR 519112115 INDIAN MQIIYI' 1 .XH ll. Yd'.SW.X XNl1X AHOMECOMI 1965 W QE' 164 J-rf 'w WMA Homecoming 1965 at Albion High School was one not to be soon forgotten. Eight ex- cited girls, and a whole school, waited expectantly for the half-time crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors were all proud of the floats that class effort had produced, and were eagerly waiting to display them. Finally, the long-awaited half-time began with a fine program presented by the band. Following the music, the three class floats rolled on to the field to the cheers of their builders. The sophomore float, an old-fashioned washing machine, titled Wring out those Johns lead the way. Next came the junior float, K.O. the Gaels . The Senior float won the prize for the best Hoat with their large 1'Gael-otine. Excitement grew as the four convertibles carrying the eight charming candidates for Queen and their escorts circled the field. The court included Mary Chauncey with escort Jim Streeter, Linda Fraser with escort Howard Lentz, Rosalie Kanengeiter with escort Dave Kubicek, Mary Lou Konkle with escort Warren Hepler, Barb Johnson, with escort Dave Steffe, Sharon McAuliffe with escort Dick Porter, and Merrily Young with escort Greg Pulling. It was then that Shirley Vitale was announced as Homecoming Queen 1965 and was crowned by Principal Harry Williams and presented with the traditional bouquet of roses. Radiant Queen Shirley and her court reigned over the annual Homecoming dance at the Albion Armory following the game. Queen Shirley Vitale and escort, Tom Patterson form cross bar of Albion,s traditional A. 5 Q ig 3 2 ai 4 jr. Exhibition ii Success The Class of 1967 presented their Junior Exhibition on February 24 and 26. The play, The Ugly American , adapted from Leaderer's book of the same name, was di- rected by Mr. William Terrell who was assisted by Student Director Connie Dickmeyer. Emma .,,.,..,,....,..,....,., ..,........,.,..,.,...,........., ..,...,.,............,,...,.,.........,..,.... Y v onne Penn Marie ........ .,.....,.,. C arol Smith Li Mai .,... ................ K athy Fox Princess ........ .,,.,.. C hristine Konkle Mai Mau ...,.... ......,. J anine Konkle Student .,,........,.....,. ..,......,... K ris Wolfram Mother-in-law ....... ,.., . Nancy Huvendick Homer ......,.....,... .,..,....,. J oe Comfort Hillandale , ....., .......... J on Gaskell Jeepo ......,...,.. ....... D an Hogan Swift .,...,. ......,. J ohn Kinney Sears .,....,..,..,....,.. .,.,..,....... J ohn Geyer Deong .....,.......,,....,. ......, D ave Egnatuck Prime Minister ........ .,,.,... W illie Bogan Lui Kahn ............ ......, J im Radtke Natives Peggy Gillette Lynda Lack Martha Fairley Paulette GifTord Jan Sims Cheryl Wisley Donna Grant ii 1 will 2 3 5 i . ai J Q2 Anna Mazttmf Albion High School was fortunate to have Anna Lucy Mattar as an exchange student this year. She is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and her American home is with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young of Orchard Drive. Anna's brother, Eduardo, was an exchange student last year. Anna has been in the United States since December and will leave about the middle of July. She is sponsored by the Youth for Understanding Teenage Exchange Program, of which Mr. and Mrs. Young are area representatives. We at A.H.S. have been fortunate to have such a sparkling, happy personality in our midst. mm W Vw I Z, X ffl' 44,9 7im'FV'ff14m,,, 9 Y Nw, A W W' ,mi fflfigig fi 'Saw' Autographs Auto graphs M '-MW' W ,W ,WWW 3 ff J' 1 NW dye I , . ' 'fm f .-2 4 5 f -f,r' I A , wr 1 L' hm, f , L,,Vg,,v, 173 Senior Activities Tom Abendroth Debate 9 and 105 Jr. Band 95 Cross Coun- try 105 Math Club 10,11,125 President 115 Vice-President 125 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 115 JETS Club 11, President. Linda Adams F.G.A. 9,105 Historian 9,105 Recreation Staff 105 Class Treasurer 105 Prom Com- mittee 12. Terry Adkins Melvia Anglin David Anthony Kathy Baker Orchestra 9,10,11:5 Orphans Club 9,105 Sec- retary 105 Tastemakers Club 9,10,115 Presi- dent 95 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 105 Spanish Club 10,11,125 Cadet Teaching 115 Junior Ex. make-up 115 Literary Arts Club 95 Plain and Fancyn orchestra 9. Marti Baker Breeze Staff 115 Junior Ex. Stage Crew 115 Tastemakers Club 10,115 Co-op Training 12. Dorothy Bartell Janell Bates Executive Board 95 G.A.A. 9,105 Future Nurses Club 9,105 Latin Club 10,115 Ad- vertising Committee 125 Junior Ex. Make- up 115 Refreshment Committee 125 Co-op Training 12. Joan Beers Nurses Club 95 Tastemakers Club 105 Band 9,10,11. Bonnie Benward Jr. Band 9, Majoretteg Sr. Band 10,115 Tastemakers Club 11,125 Jr. High Ushers 95 Bible Club 10. lsaih Bogan Mae Bonner Prom Committee 125 Commencement 12. Noreen Bradshaw Librarian 95 G.A.A. 95 Nurses Club 10,115 Sgt. at Arms 115 Tastemakers 9,10,115 Bi- Phy-Chem Club 125 Jr. Ex. Makeup 115 Baccalaureate Committee 125 Latin Club 11,12. Bob Bradford Doug Bramble Band 9,10,115 Tennis 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Stage Crew 10,11,125 Stage Manager 125 Honor Society 125 Thespian Club 12. Jim Bramble Choir 9,105 Football 9,10. Doug Brankovich Spanish Club 12. Yvonne Brantley Donta Bronson Choir 9,10,115 Spanish Club 9,105 Office Staff 11,12. Dyana Bronson Choir 9,10,115 Spanish Club 9,10. Cecelia Bunn Class Vice-President 95 Band 95 Curious Savage Prop. Committeeg Tastemakers 105 The Mouse That Roared Prop. Commit- tee5 Junior EX. Cast5 French Club 11,125 Thespian Club 12 5 Take Me to Your Pres- ident Cast5 Name Cards and Announce- ments 12. Rick Burlingame Varsity Club 11,12. Conrad Bushong Co-op Training 12. Diane Butler Joyce Butler Dave Campbell Dale Canull Craig Carey Football 9,105 Dance Committee 12. Bob Carrigan Football 9,10,11,125 Baseball 9,10,115 Bas- ketball 95 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Clean-up Committee. Linda Carter Faye Cathey G.A.A. 95 Future Nurses Club 95 General Chorus 105 Varsity Choir 115 Make-Up Committeeg Prom Committee 125 Skip Day Committee 12. Ann Chapin Nurses Club 95 Spring Speech 95 G.A.A. 10, 115 Tastemakers 105 Spanish Club 11,125 Ushers Club 11,12. Mary Chauncey Cheerleading 9,11,125 Executive Board 9,10, 11,125 Student Council 115 Homecoming Court 125 Spanish Club 125 Thespian Club 11,125 Brigadoon Cast5 Take Me to Your President Cast5 Sound of Music Cast5 Caps and Gowns 125 Choir 9,10,11, 125 Bi-Phy-Chem 9,10. Tom Clark Sheryl Clayton Varsity Choir 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10. Ralph Cloy Luevina Coats Kathy Coburn Elaine Collins Loretta Conley Sr. Band 9,10,115 Orphan's Club 95 Bi- Phy-Chem 105 French Club 11,12. Yvonne Cooper JoAnn Corey Connie Cornish Barb Costello Janet Crites Refreshment Committee 125 Breeze Ad- vertising 125 Soph. Class Skip Day Com- mittee. Carolyn Curry Marvin Damron Dave Daniels Choir 9,10,11,125 Brigadoon Cast 115 Tastemakers 10,11,125 President 11, Vice- President 125 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10,11. Joe Davis Ruby Davis Sylvia Davis Prom Committee 125 Commencement Com- mittee 12. Sandy Day Frank Dean Dexter DeWitt Janet Dodson Bible Club 9. Syd Dulaney Choir 9,10,11,125 Thespian Club 10,11,125 Math Club 11,125 Tastemakers Club 10,115 G.A.A. 95 Alas Babylon Set Committee5 Brigadoon Chorus 115 Sound of Music Set Committee, Chorus 12. Paulette Duncan Will Duncan Bi-Phy-Chem Club 105 Stage Crew 95 Foot- ball 9,105 Swimming 9,10,11,125 Cross Coun- try 125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Choir 9,10. Ginger Dziurkiewicz Sr. Band 9,10,11,125 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10, 115 Bible Club 95 High School Horizons 125 Junior Ex. Publicity 115 Pep Band 115 Brigadoon,' Orchestra 10. Sherie Earl Band 9,10,115 Tastemakers Club 10,11,125 Secretary 125 Orphan's Club 105 Breeze Staff 10,115 Future Nurses 105 Bi-Phy- Chem 9. Peggy Edmonds Alan Everet Harold Face Grace Farley Bob Finley Brenda Fisher G.A.A. 105 Library Club 11,125 President 12. Carol Fouts Make-Up Committee 11,125 Varsity Choir 11,125 Nurses Club 95 G.A.A. 11. Sandy Fouts Kathy Frank Choir 9,10,115 Monitor's Club 95 Debate 95 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 105 Spanish Club 10,11, 125 President 115 National Honor Society 11,125 Commencement Committee 12. Linda Fraser Cheerleading 10,11,125 Captain 125 G.A.A. 125 Vice-President 125 National Honor So- ciety 125 Homecoming Court 12. Mary Gackley G.A.A. 95 Literary Arts 9,105'Name Cards and Announcements 12 5 Prom Decorations Committee 125 Sr. Band 95 Tastemakers 105 Junior Ex. Make-Up 115 Thespian Prop. Committee 10. Mary Gamble Henry Gonzalez Jesse Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez Diann Grant F.H.A. 9,105 Pep Squad 105 School Paper, 105 Soph. Play 10. Debbie Green Varsity Choir 9,10,11,125 Breeze Paper Staff 10,11,125 Feature Editor 115 Editor-in-Chief 125 Spanish Club 10,11,125 Thespian Club 11,125 Commencement Committee 125 Na- tional Honor Society 125 Carousel Cast, 105 Brigadoon Cast, 115 Sound of Mu- sic Cast, 125 Student Director 125 Take Me to Your President Cast 12 5 Junior Ex. Make-Up 11. Gary Grice Band 9,105 Bible Club 95 Executive Board 95 Varsity Club 125 Football 95 A.V.A. 9,10, 115 Swimming 115 Wrestling 10,125 Track 95 Debate 95 Monitors Club 9,10,115 Presi- dent 10,115 Radio Club 9,10. Wayne Griffin Bible Club 95 A.V.A. 105 Co-Op Training 12. Priscilla Grimes Bible Club 95 Library Club 9,10,11,125 Nurse's Club 9,10,115 G.A.A. 9,105 Library Club 125 Vice-President. Cynthia Hall General Chorus 105 Junior Ex. 115 Varsity Choir 11,125 Make-Up Committee 11,125 Executive Board 125 Baccalaureate Com- mittee, Chairman 12. Irvin Hall Beulah Hamilton Evelyn Harper Martin Haschke Gina Helrigel Varsity Choir 10,11,125 Prom Committee 125 Breeze Staff 125 Brigadoon 5 Sound of Music, Chorus. Karen Henson Band 9,10,115 Bible Club 9,105 Treasurer 105 Tastemakers Club 10,115 Spanish Club 11. Warren Hepler Mary Higginbottom G.A.A. 95 Future Nurses Club 95 Junior Ex. 11. Bruce Higgins Track 9,10,11,125 Football 9,10,11,125 Base- ball 9,105 Basketball 9,105 Varsity Club 10, 11,125 Vice-Pres. 125 Executive Board 9,10, 115 Stage Crew Junior Ex. 11. Vladimir Hirscht Choir 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 125 Tennis 11,125 Spanish Club 9,10,11,12, Pres. 125 Math Club 115 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10,115 Junior Ex. Cast 11. Sandra Hoffman Donna Holcroft Jeneen Holtz French Club 9,10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 125 Math Club 11,125 Thespian Club 125 Bi- Phy-Chem 105 Tastemakers 11,125 General Chorus 9,105 Varsity Choir 11,125 Junior Ex. Cast 115 Junior Ex. Stage Crew5 Briga- doon Chorus, Stage Crew 115 Sound Of Music Chorus, Stage Crew 125 Cadet Teach- ers 11,12. Deborah Howard Kent Humphery Michael Isham Senior Choir 9,10,11,125 Tastemakers 10, 115 Bi-Phy-Chem 10,115 Brigadoon Chorus 115 Bible Club 10. Patrick Jacobs Spanish Club 9,105 Varsity Club 125 Tennis 9,11,125 Honor Society 11,12. Barbara Ellen Johnson Cheerleader 95 Student Council 9,10,11,125 Executive Board 9,10,11,125 Secretary Jr. Class 115 Thespian Club 10,11,12, Secretary 125 Homecoming Court 125 Plain and Fancy5 Carousel5 Brigadoon5 Sound of Mu- sic5 Dino5 The Mouse That Roaredg Take Me To Your President5 Class Song Com- mittee 125 Caps and Gowns Committee 12. Barbara Jean Johnson Future Nurses Club 95 G.A.A. 105 Volun- teens 12 5 Library Club 12. Gil Johnson Ingrid Johnson Scholarship Trophy 95 Literary Arts Club 95 French Club 9,10,11,12, Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 125 Thespian Club 10,11,125 Bi-Phy-Chem 105 Choir 9,10,11,12, Librarian 11, Secre- tary 125 National Honor Society 11,12, Sec- retary 125 Executive Board 11,125 Com- mencement Committee Co-chairman 125 Plain and Fancy Chorus 95 Carousel Chorus 105 Brigadoon Cast 115 Sound of Music Cast 125 Debate 115 Spring Speech 115 Alas Babylon Publicity 11. Janis Kabel Library Club 12, Point Keeper 12. Roderick Kalmbach French Club 10,115 Varsity Club 125 Foot- ball 9,105 Basketball 9. Rosalie Kanengieter Moved here during second semester of 9th gradeg Choir 9,10,11,125 Carousel Make-up 105 Brigadoon Chorus Make-up 115 Sound of Music Cast 125 Alas Babylon Stage Crew, Publicity, Make-up 115 Co-Chairman Com- mencement Committee 125 Name Cards and Announcements Committee 125 Class Exec- utive Board 125 Thespian Club 125 Home- coming Court 12. Linda Kehoe Nurses Club 95 Band 95 Executive Board 95 Spanish Club 10,115 Bi-Phy-Chem 105 Tastemakers 105 G.A.A. 10,11, Sec. 115 Co-op 12. Bill Keller Football 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 9,125 Ten- nis 9,10,115 Spanish Club 10,11,125 Thes- pian Club 10,11,12, Pres. 125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Executive Board 9,10,11,125 Hon- or Society 11,125 Carousel5 Dino5 Alas Ba- bylong Band 95 Choir 10,11. Gwen Kelly Prom Committee 12. James Kelly Belle Ketchum Nurses Club 95 Sophomore Skip Day Com- mittee 105 Junior Ex. Cast, Make-up 115 Refreshment Committee 125 G.A.A. 105 Math Club 115 French Club 115 Advertising Breeze Annual 12. Lucille King Nurses Club 9,105 Bi-Phy-Chem 105 G.A.A. 105 Tastemakers 105 Junior Ex. Make-up, Props 115 Decorations Senior Prom. Helga Kinsey G.A.A. 95 Bible Club 105 Tastemakers 10,11. Chuck Knickerbocker Jim Kolodica Wrestling 9,10,11,125 Co-Captain 125 Bi- Phy-Chem 10. Mary Lou Konkle Student Council 9,10,11, Secretary 95 Exec- utive Board 9, Secretary 10, Treasurer 11, 125 Homecoming Court 125 Honor Society 125 Chairman of Make-up Committee Jun- ior Ex. Chairman of Senior Refreshment Committeeg Advertising Manager Breeze Annual 125 Convocation Committee 105 Sophomore Skip Day 105 G.A.A. 105 French Club 11. Dave Kubichek Band 9,10, Band Major 9,105 Basketball 10, 11,125 Cross Country 10,11,125 Track 10, 11,125 National Honor Society 125 Varsity Club 10,11,12. Ed Langham Latin Club 95 Bi-Phy-Chem 105 Swimming 125 Take Me to Your President Cast 12. Philip LeC1ear Student Council 9, Sergeant-at-Arms 95 Executive Board 10,11,125 Chairman of Memorial Committee 125 Choir 95 Football 9,105 Golf 10,11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Debate 10,11,125 Camp Miniwanaca Representative 115 Latin Club 9,10,11,125 Spanish Club 125 Liph Society 9,10,11,12. Jerry Lee Pat Leik Tastemakers 9,10,11,125 Nurses Club 9. Howard Lentz Charles Lloyd Pep Band 125 Stage Band 11,125 Senior Concert Band 125 Math Club 11. Mike Luty Basketball 9,105 Baseball 9,10,11,125 Foot- ball 10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,12. Folke Martensson Swimming 125 Debate 125 Spring Speech 125 French Club 125 Math Club. Lyle Mather Basketball 95 Golf 9,10,11,125 Reserve Bas- ketball manager 115 Varsity Football Man- ager 125 Junior Ex. Cast 115 Tastemakers 115 Choir 9,10,11. Alvin Mauer ' Vernie Maynard Band 9,10,11,12. Darnel May Maria Melchor Jeff Merrild Albert Morgan Raymond McAllister Jane McAuliffe G.A.A. 95 Spanish Club 9,105 Choir 9,10,11, 125 Math Club 11,12, Secretary 125 Taste- makers 10,115 Cadet Teaching 115 Student Library Committee 125 Sound of Music 12. Sharon McAuliffe Cheerleading 9,11,12, Secretary 125 G.A.A. 10,11, Thespian Club 11,125 National Honor Society 125 Homecoming Court 125 Execu- tive Board 10,11,125 Ushers Club 11,125 Sr. Band 9,10,115 Convocation Committee 105 Breeze Staff 10,115 Advertising Man- ager 115 Tastemakers 115 Literary Arts 95 Dinog Alas Babylon5 Take Me to Your Pres- ident5 The Mouse That Roaredg Commence- ment Committee 12. Phil Miller Radio Club, Vice-President 9. Richard Morris Tennis 9,105 Basketball 9,105 Choir 9,105 Student Council 95 Latin Club 10, Treas- urerg Swimming 11,12. Mike McCall Track 95 Wrestling 9,10,11,125 Cross Coun- try 11,125 Bi-Phy-Chem 105 Varsity 10,11, 12. Dan McKim Paul Neitzka Bi-Phy-Chem 105 French Club 125 Co-op 12. Cindy Noonan Literary Club 95 Ushers 95 Future Nurses Club 95 General Chorus 95 The Curious Savage 95 The Mouse That Roared 105 Alas Babylon 115 Take Me To Your Presi- dent 12 5 Sound of Music 125 Thespian Club 125 Executive Board 125 Varsity Choir 10, 11,125 Prom Decorations Co-Chairman 125 Tastemakers 10,11,12. Jerry Oleynik Senior Band 10,11,125 Track 10. Cheryl Osburn Nick Paniccia Golf 95 Track 95 Executive Board 95 Foot- ball 105 Wrestling 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Cross Country 11,12. Tom Patterson Student Council 9,10,11,125 Plain and Fancy 95 Football 9,105 Choir 9,105 Thes- pian Club 9,10,11,125 Class President 10, 11,125 Carousel 105 Model U.N. Delegate 10,11,125 The Mouse That Roared 5 Span- ish Club 11,125 Alas Babylon 115 Briga- doon 115 Varsity Choir 11,125 Boys State Representative 115 Take Me To Your Pres- ident 125 Sound of Music, 12. Chris Pellet Phil Pesch Student Council 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 9,115 President 125 Executive Board 9,10,11,125 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10,11,12, Vice-President 125 Thespian Club 9,10,11,12, President 115 Latin Club 95 Track 95 Basketball 95 Foot- ball 9,10,11,125 Debate 9,105 Choir 9,105 Convocation Committee 105 The Curious Savage Cast 95 Plain and Fancy Cast 95 The Mouse That Roared Cast 105 Car- ousel Cast 105 Alas Babylon Cast 115 Take Me to Your President 125 Class Song Committee 12. Ann Pesonen Band 95 Co-Op Training 12. Dennis Pewsey Choir 95 Varsity Choir 10,115 Wrestling 115 Hell's Angels 12. Pat Phelps Elaine Pohl Future Nurses Club 9,105 Tastemakers Club 10,115 Varsity Choir 10,115 Spanish Club5 Senior High Office Stall 12. Jim Poirier Football 9,105 Golf 9,105 Co-Op Training 11, 12. Pete Porath Dick Porter Debate 9,105 Co-Op Training 12. Bob Porter Wrestling 105 Co-Op Training 12. Joyce Potter Bonnie Prater Gleniane Pressley Merle Pryor Greg Pulling Debate 95 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 105 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Swimming 9,10,11,125 Cap- tain 125 Caps and Gowns Committee 125 Commencement Committee 125 Take Me to Your President Stage Manager 12. Russell Rahulin Dave Rammelkamp Debate 9,10,11,125 Class Executive Board 125 Memorial Committee 12 5 Latin Club 115 Coordinator, Soph. Skip Day, 105 National Honor Society 11,12. Barb Rausch Band 95 Nurses Clubg Bi-Phy-Chem Club 115 Junior Ex. Make-Up and Set 115 Span- ish Club 12. Ken Ray Choir 9,10,11,125 Track 95 Debate 95 Brig- adoon 115 Sound of Music 12. Nancy Ray Future Nurses Club 95 G.A.A. 9,105 Office Staff 11,125 Co-Op Training 125 The Sound of Music Chorus 125 Tastemakers Club 105 General Chorus 9,105 Varsity Choir 11,12. Karen Reed National Honor Society 11,125 Bi-Phy- Chem Club 11,125 President 125 French Club 9,10,11,125 Band 9,105 I Remember Mama 5 Bull in a China Shop 95 The Mouse That Roared 105 Thespian Club 9, 11,125 Math Club 10,11,125 Secretary-Treas- urer 115 Breeze Paper Staifg Breeze Annual StaiT5 G.A.A. 9,105 Alas Babylon 115 Al- bion Youth Council5 Valedictorian. John Reeves Football 9,10,11,125 Wrestling 95 Debate 9, 10,11,125 Junior Ex. Cast 115 Spring Speech 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club. Bob Reynolds Golf 9,105 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 10. Gary Ribbey Linda Richards Beverly Robinson Glee Club 105 Library Club 9,10,125 Co-op Training 12. Jack Robinson Football 95 Golf 9,10,11,12. Scott Robinson Ann Rosenbrook Craig Rustenholtz Football 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Tennis 9,10,11. Willie Sacharski Susy Schweinsberg Refreshment Committee 125 French Club 10,11,125 Treasurer 115 Newspaper Staff 95 Student Council 105 Forensics 11. Karl Scribner Tennis 95 Band 9,105 Breeze Photographer 11,125 High School Horizons 11. Dianna Shaw David Shepard Marilyn Shieve Nancy Sibal Class Executive Board 9,10,115 Bi-Phy- Chem Club 105 G.A.A. 105 Cheerleading 9,10,115 Captain 95 Properties Committee Junior Ex. George Simaske Carol Sims Jan Slick Orchestra 9,10,115 Literary Arts 95 National Honor Society 11,125 Spanish Club 10,11, 125 Secretary 125 Breeze Paper Staff 10,11, 125 Breeze Annual 10,11,125 Editor 125 Bi- Phy-Chem Club 9,10,11,125 Ushers Club 11, 125 Thespian Club 11,125 Tastemakers 9,10, 115 G.A.A. 95 Nurses Club 95 Senior Execu- tive Board 125 Take Me to Your Presi- dent Cast 125 Junior Ex. Student Director5 The Mouse That Roared Cast5 Name Cards and Announcements 125 Prom Dec- orations Chairman 12. Joyce Smith Executive Board 9,11,125 Class Secretary 125 G.A.A. 105 Sr. Band 95 Spanish Club 10, 11,125 Refreshment Chairman 115 Varsity Choir 11,125 Ushers Club 11,125 Breeze Re- porter 115 Brigadoon,' Set 115 Pep Club 115 Junior Ex. Cast 115 Advertising Com- mitteeg Set Crew5 National Honor Society 11,125 Thespian Club 125 Name Cards and Announcements 125 Sound of Music Chorus 125 Student Council 125 Secretary 125 D.A.R. Good Citizen 125 Co-Op 125 Talent Assembly 12. Elizabeth Snyder Abie Solis Joe Stafaniuk Dave Steffe Golf 9,10,11,125 Swimming 9,10,11,125 Bi- Phy-Chem Club 105 Varsity Club 10,11,12. Dave Stellingworth Football 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Track 105 Latin Club 10,115 Math Club 12. Teddy Stephens Willa-Jean Stephens Nurses Club 95 Executive Board 95 Student Council 9,11,125 Choir 9,10,11,125 Execu- tive Board 10,11,125 Carousel 5 Thespian Club 125 Brigadoon 115 Prom Committee 12. Jim Streeter Baseball 11,125 Basketball 10,11,125 Stu- dent Council 10,11,125 Executive Board 9, 10,11,125 Class Vice-President 11,125 Var- sity Club 11,125 President 125 Prom Com- mittee 125 Cross-Country 10. Maria Sudnykovych Linda Sweeter Rosa Tabler Michael Tagliareni Pat Taylor Choir 9,10,11,125 Co-Op 125 Junior Ex. Pro- grams 115 Sound of Music 125 Office Staff 11,125 Tastemakers Club 11. Julius Thomas Football 9,105 Basketball 9,10,115 Prom Committee5 Decoration Committee. Dianne Tolbert Barb Topa Nurses Club 9,105 Tastemakers Club 10,115 Latin Club 11,12. Brenda Troop Latin Club 9,105 Bible Club 9,105 Math Club 115 Bi-Phy-Chem Club 11,125 Secre- tary 12. Emma Tucker Diana VanDyke Band 9,105 Literary Arts 95 Ushers Club 95 G.A.A. 105 Junior Ex. Make-Up 115 Cadet Teacher 115 French Club 11,125 Name Cards and Announcements 125 Co-Op 12. Chip VanSchoick Varsity Club 9,10,11,125 Reserve Football 95 Varsity Football 10,11,125 Track 9510, 11,125 Baseball 10,11,12. Shirley Vitale Literary Arts 95 Future Nurses Club 95 Band 95 Ushers Club 9,11,125 G.A.A. 105 Dino Cast5 Junior Ex. Cast5 Take Me to Your President Cast5 Executive Board 11,125 National Honor Society 11,12 5 Home- coming Queen 125 Breeze Paper Staff 11,125 Thespian Club5 Cheerleader 125 Student Council 125 Name Cards and Announce- ments5 Spanish Club 11,125 Talent Show Committee. I Bob Walsh Football 9,10,125 Basketball 95 Varsity Club 125 Latin Club 115 Cross Country 11. Ethel Warren Lorraine Washington Jim Watson Dawn Weaver Orchestra 9,105 Band 10,11,125 Pep Band 115 Debate 95 Tastemakers Club 9,10,115 Cadet Teacher 125 Prom Committee 12. Sharon Weller Della Wright Co-op 9,10,11. Pat Wells G.A.A. 95105115 Future Nurses Club 9,105 Choir 9,10,11,125 Tastemakers Club 10,115 Red Cross Volunteer5 Bi-Phy-Chem 10,115 Alas Babylon Set, Make-Upg Sound of Music Chorus5 Brigadoon Costumes, Make-Upg Latin Club 95 Carousel Set. Frank Whittum Football 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Wrestling 115 Track 95 Caps and Gowns Committee 12. Oliver Wiest Debate 9,105 Junior Ex. 115 Latin Club. Barb Wildt Band 9g Choir 1O,11,12g Brigadoon', Chorus 11g Sound of Music Chorus 125 Spanish Club 10,11,12g Math Club 11,12g National Honor Society 125 Junior Ex. Set 11g G.A.A. 9. Fred Williamson Judy Winnie Spanish Club 11,12. Fred Wintermute Judy Wiemel Marie Winchell Gary Wirebaugh Football 9,10,11. Della Wright Willard Wright Ken Yinger Merrily Young Ushers Club 115 Captain 125 Homecoming Court 12g Spanish Club 10,11,12g Cheer- leading 95 Junior Ex.g Sound of Musicv Chorusg Take Me to Your President 12g Thespian Club 11,125 Executive Board 9, 10,11,12g Literary Arts 9. V aw Xfxfx X 4 Y I 1 J 'A W' X, Y X X' , X XX xx' I f r 4 K xv N K I 7 1 4 r fi E A : 4 n 1 ! MIA nu U' Q QNXX E,i ,J sf!! 1 1.2 Ks N QW I. rl ' A lfl' , Iii' 1 , 1 A., EH 'N 9 1 K 5 , if F 'X 5 F 1 f 1 I - wif!! Qi: X 'flf xk ' '13 .11 I I ,Ps v 4 U! 3 gg! lvl 'H 1- Mil' MV '9 5f?f5f I i 1' W 3 1-,fr - f ni. Fai J HJ .-1 I 5 Us : fy? F21 ! : 'wifi Elgin! WEWMWJYNE AHS Seniors Fred Wintermute and Conrad Bushong get some pointers on metal casting design from AMICO Designer Donald Buckler, AHS Class of '59. Albion High School Seniors Fred Wintermute and Conrad Bushong are learning for the future. They are learning the principles of mechanical drafting and metal casting design as AHS,fAlbion Malleable Iron Company co-op students. Recognizing the vital importance in modern industry of well trained employ- ees, AMICO actively supports high school Gnd College Q cooperative training pro- grams. AMICO has apprenticeship programs in several skilled trades - and encourages College education fhrough scholarships and financial assistance to employees wishing to further their education. If you wqnf Q puff in fhe future - Check into the advantages of being a part of G progressive foundry. Check into fhe educational opportunities offered by the Albion Malleable Iron Company. 183 PHON E 629-2159 ALFAB MANUFACTURING, INC. g Equipment If Al d S I F bricating L B Sh I PostOfIice BoxN I Albion, Michigan Carrington Plmrmmy Cartwright Shoe Store e with Cartwright compliments or AIRCO INDUSTRIAL GAS DIV iH?Inure's jllflusir Qlumpanp W If ,,,l'451 -1---Cx, fu SENIORS, WE LOOK FORWARD WITH CONFIDENCE IN YOUR FUTURE AND THAT OF THE ENTIRE SCHOOL SYSTEM Q sw I-21:55:gtg22:2cfzfzfzfzfzE:2:2:f:5:5:5:55:5f5:i:3:5:3:1:3:1:1:1:!5 .:izI:2:5IE:E:E:2:5:7:5:1:I:2:2:2515555E15152SIEIECEIFEIEISIZIEZEIE 4.525153:g:g'4:5:g:5:-:5:::5g:-:5:-' :5:-:5:5:5:5:7:-:'. :-. ,Gf1:2:7:1:1 :1 +:.9:I:1:k1:C:f:Izifffrf:-:izlzfzi :.. -'a-'.-:- '- -. '-.--1-g.g.g.g.::f,:::::f: 13:2Iftfzf:7:5:':'2fS:EQ:3:5:5f53f75?f3SIQf .fg gq,..--- ,-.....m.Q ::g1:33gS .-.f V '-'-'-1- -:':-as - ..'. .I , - ...A .. .g. 1-yi! f?::s:.. 11 I-I 5 T 1-I' -fr sspfkiwtzz xgt I e,,,,,x x WM Compliments of SCOTT TUTIIIll JEWELRY Congrotulotions Seniors from PICKENS PLATING Best Wishes to the CIoss of '66 ,7Ae American JOHNSON MANUFACTURING CORPORATION C g I from G I M f t ring C P Y HHUGEH FUHU, HIE no E. MICHIGAN Ave., Ausnow, MucHucsAN 4922 DADDY SAYS . . . Albion Industries Clfe M f ciurers of: Indusirlul, Bakery and Textile Casters and Wheels Decker Nut Manufacturing Corporation SU THEASTEH MICH. UAS Congratulations Seniors McGraw-Edison Albion Division Albion, Michigan Quality Products for the Home and lndustry Room Air Conditioners Central Air Conditioners Dehumidifiers Humidifiers Tropic-Aire Heaters Austin Studio 401854 STUUIUJ lL-EEAEL ll ' I 1 I . u 1 -l p-.- We wish to thank the teachers, the students, the ad- Your Official School Photographer ministration and the Breeze staff Cwith Mr. Terre l I's A I b i 0 n I M i C h U excellent guidancel for their cooperation and help in the making of this annual's photographs. 4 S S . All of us at the studio look forward to a successful ' U perlor future for all the Class of 1966 WHAT IS GRADUATION X TX WITHOUT A LANE SWEET- AK T T f. A T, ' ' l 'nf' if HEART CHEST? A X X x We can show you the Lane Chest that says I Love You to a June Graduate in almost any language. Contemporary, Early American, French Provincial, Italian, Spanish. S5 down opens an account Howard Reed Furniture Congratulations to the Class of 1966 HARRlSON'S l-94 STANDARD Albion's Complete Car Care Center ,II-.- -42. 629-8418 open 24 hours Compliments of ALBION MACHINE AND TOOL McGraw-Eclison 189 UNION S SHOP ,ffl p C R O 05 sxote S XQQXX SXxC,OiKsNY.NQx9x 'S -30 Cfbxvg we M XNOW NLHRY5 Y '21 'PM 04 J' Z9 -v--,.,..w-.dm 73, 7' W, 44:0 ....w...qv S1-IGP GND Save Downs 'roww STORE Yoxsixwie 6 6 we :bfi W 1 W r '1Q'l'w 1-4?i 'A'f'A1Qf'FfE?f?A-x-fu., - Y- Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 from: TUCHTENHAGEN'S JEWELRY ' Jewelry 8. Watch Repair ' Bracelets-Charms ' Costume Jewelry 0 Pens and Pencils 0 Engraving fStop and Shop at the Jewelry Store by the Clockj Compliments of Campbell Auto ales QUALITY I Home I Garden O Automobile O Bicycle SUPPLIES Western Auto Ass'n. Store ALBION HARDWARE J. L. FRYE - Owner HARDWARE - PAINTS - GLASS - SPORTING Gooos WHERE QUALITY a. VALUE MEET 313 S. SUPERIOR ST. DIAL - NA 9-4192 OLDSMOBILE THE MOST SATISFYING CAR YOU'VE EVER KNOWN BILICKE OLDSMOBILE SALES 525 Austin Ave. Albion, Michigan The 1966 Breeze staff hopes that you have enjoyed this hook