Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1967 volume:

- TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 2 The Nature of Yale High 4 Dedication 10 Classes 13 Seniors 13 Juniors 37 Sophomores 43 Freshmen 49 Administration 55 Faculty 61 Organizations 69 Activities 79 Sports 93 Junior High 105 Advertisements 124 I TO HIM WHO IN THE LOVE OF NATURE HOLDS COMMUNION WITH HER VISIBLE FORMS SHE SPEAK A VARIOUS LANGUAGE. THE NATURE OF LEARNING 8 THE NATURE OF THE GAME 9 DEDICATION It seems as though it were only a few short years ago when we used to look forward to a bedtime story and a chance to lick the cake bowl. But the years flew by and new things filled our desires . . . clothes, the use of the family car, dates, and money. Yes, and you, Mom and Dad, were the ones who always shared these little things with us. You laughed when we laughed; cried when we cried. You knew and understood that all these things were just a part of our growing stage. And so, Mom and Dad, we offer this dedication to you to express our appreciation for all the loving mem- ories of your trust, confidence, wisdom, understanding, friendship, and love you have given us through these years. 10 1967 BULLDOG STAFF The making of the 1967 Yearbook proved to be hard, but it also proved to be rewarding. The memories of the past school year will always be regarded in this book; it will help everyone keep in touch with their high school days. We, the Bulldog Staff, present this book to you, with the hope that you will regard it as the best ever published. Editor-in-Chief - Activities and Organizations Sports — ------- Classes - -- -- -- -- Subscriptions - — — - - Advertisements — — - - Business Manager Advisor - - - - JAN McGAW EDITOR, JULIE SAMSON ANN BARTOW EDITOR, JERRY VILAS BOB HOULE - EDITOR, JILL McGAW PEGGY FRIEND EDITOR, SUSIE WINKLER SUE ANN MILLER • - EDITOR, RON QUINN FRANK BEACH GERALD CLICK BETTY DRAKE TERRY SHEIBLE SALLY WILSON - MISS DIANE ALLAM SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Mr. Charles Neff, Advisor; Jan McGaw, Secretary; Betty Drake, Treasurer; Dennis Graves, Vice-President; Susan Winkler, Presi- dent. The Seniors, under the ad- visement of Charles Neff, have been very active throughout their high school years. Their class spirit and unity have help- ed them achieve success in their many projects; such as their Junior and Senior Plays, Junior-Senior Banquet, and the Senior Prom. 14 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN Pictured on the right is Valedictorian, Ann Bartow, with a 4.0 average. During her high school years she has been an active member of the band and F.H.A: She also took part in the Junior and Senior plays. Ann plans to at- tend Eastern Michigan University. Pictured on the left is Salutatorian Susan Winkler, with a 3.921 average. During her high school years she took part in the Junior and Senior Plays and was elected Senior Class President. Susan plans to attend Central Michi gan University. OUTSTANDING SENIOR The Outstanding Senior Award was received by Jan McGaw. 15 ANN BARTOW Prof. Course: Col. Prep. Band 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Drama Club 3; Junior Play, Senior Play cast; Yearbook staff 4. Future Plans: Medical Technology. Smile: Sooner or later people will wonder what you’re up to. GAYLE ATKINS Course: Comm. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Office 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Senior Play cast; Glee Club 2; Rifle Club 3; Student Sec.; Future Plans: Undecided, is not so short but that there is time enough for courtesy . -V KENNETH R. BEACH II Kenn Course: Col. Prep. F.F.A. 1, Debate 2; Boy’s State Rep. 3, Yearbook 3; Latin Club 4. Future Plans: Ministry. Take one step at a time; al- ways forward. RUTH E. BEBENSEE Reb Course: Col. Prep. Russian Club 2; Latin Club 3; Spanish 1,2; Rifle Club 3; Future Plans: Col- lege, Armed Forces. Sincerity has a charm of its own. MARSHA BELLES Course: Gen. Glee Club 1; Student Sec. 2,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Office 2,3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Senior Play. Future Plans: I.B.M. School. The world loves a spice of wicked- ness. 16 LARRY BLASZCZUK Blar Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Future Plans: Armed Forces. It ' s not what you do; It ' s what you get away with. SHIRLEY BREWSTER Shirr Course: Comm. Future Plans: Secretary. Sparkling eyes with mischief brewing. CAROLYN BROWN Carol Course: Gen. F. H. A. 1; Junior Play; Future Plans: Beautician. She ' s always raising cane but it sure ain ' t sugar. LINDA BUSCH Course: Col. Prep. Latin Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Debate 2,3; Bowling 2. Future Plans: College. BE reason able; admit I am right. ROBERT BROZOWSKI Bad Boy Bob Course: Gen. Homecoming Rep. 1; Football 3. Future Plans: Service A bachelor is one who enjoys the chase but does not take home the game. 17 JANET CAMPBELL Talula Course: Col, Prep. Glee Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. officer 4; Yearbook 2; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: Col- lege. A smile is worth a thousand words. LINDA CAMPBELL Annie Course: Comm. F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Junior play, Senior play cast. Future Plans: undecided. Lots of talent, loads of fun, always nice to everyone. BILL B. CARLESS Course: Col. Prep. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: College and farming. Women irritate me, I love to be irritated. RICHARD CARR Richie Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Future Plans: Armed Forces. Think; it may be a new ex- perience. DONNA CLUTE Hey You Course: Col. Prep. Latin Club 1; Band 1,2,4; Yearbook staff 2; F.H.A. 2,4; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: College, Armed Forces. True to her work, her word, and her friends. 18 CHARLES DHEEL Charlie” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Air Force. Why worry, it causes wrinkles. DAVID DORLAND Dave Course: Gen. Future Plans: Armed Forces Silence is one act of conver- sation. BETTY DRAKE Duck Course: Comm. Homecoming Court 1; Glee Club 1,2; Rifle Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Class Off. 4. Future Plans: I.B.M. School A short circuit with plenty of spark. MARILYN FERGUSON Course: Comm. Future undecided. Sweet and soft spoken LINDA DUNSMORE Course: Comm. F.H.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Junior Play cast; Senior play Future Plans: Business College A bushel of freckles; a barrel of fun. 19 PEGGY FRIEND Peg” Course: Col. Prep. Band 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Debate 1,4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Class Off. 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Girl’s State Rep. 3: Future Plans: Marriage and Journalism. A joke is a very serious thing. HA - HA! KATHLEEN E. GARDELLA Kathi” Course: Comm. Glee Club 1 Junior and Senior Plays; Office 4; Student Sec. 4; F.H.A. 1; Future Plans: Airline Stewardess. The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. LEN GERLACH ’’Hairs Course: Col. Prep. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,4; Track 2; Rifle Club 2,3 Varsity Club 2; Future Plans: Armed Services. A woman is the masterpiece of nature. DENNIS GRAVES ROBERT HOFFMAN Blob Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Future Plans: Armed Forces and travel. At last my education is done. Denny Course: Col. Prep. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. off. 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3 Junior and Senior Plays; Track 1; Class off. 1,4 Homecoming Rep. 4; Future Plans: College . Happiness is my intention; success is my goal. 20 ROBERT HOULE Bob” Course: Col. Prep. Rifle Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Yearbook 4; Future Plans: College. What mischief lurks behind his brows? JACQUIE JUDD Course: Col. Prep. Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: Col- lege. Honor lies in honest toil. JIM KAVANACH Jimmy” Course: Gen. Future Plans: undecided Good nature is always a success. WILLIAM KELLY Bill” Course: Gen. Class Off. 1; Stu- dent Council 3. Future Plans: undecided No women will ever rule me. JOHN KERR Little John” Course: Col. Prep. Football 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Radio Club 3; Senior Play cast. Future Plans: College . A good disposition is more valuable than words. ROBERT KEYWORTH Burt” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Navy. The wild and the innocent - I ' m the innocent. DANIEL KIMMEL Dan” Course: Gen. Senior Play Future Plans: undecided. I can handle women of all sizes. FRANK KOVATCH Course: Gen. Future Plans: Air Force . I like work, I could, look at it for hours. DENNIS KINYON Stevie Course: Col. Prep. Future Plans: Armed Forces, Mechanic. I came, I saw, I decided to skip. JOHN LASHBROOK Course: Gen. Football 1 Future Plans: Service One boy is more trouble than a dozen girls. 22 JOAN LEACH ’’Mouse Course: Gen. Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Junior Play; Class Off. 2,3 Future Plans: Marriage. Life is full of fun; all you have to do is find it. JANICE LEPLA Course: Col. Prep. Band 1,2,3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: College Very good natured - deserving of her many friends. WILLIAM LINCE Bill Course: Col. Prep. Rifle club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Junior Play. Future Plans: Law Enforce- ment Whenever he gets the urge to work, he lies down ' til it goes away. DOUG MASON Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Future Plans: Work Every man has his devilish moments. KAREN LEPLA Course: Col. Prep. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays Future Plans: College. Sweet personality, full of rascality . 23 SANDRA E. MCCELLAND Sam” Course: Col. Prep. Band 1,2,3, 4 F.H.A. 1,2; Senior Play; Latin Club 2,3; Future Nurses 1. Future Plans: undecided. Great personality - full of fun; a friendly smile for everyone . JAN MCGAW Twinkle toes Course: Col. Prep. Future Nurses 1; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Year- book ed. 3, Ed.-in-chief 4; home rep. 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Spanish Club 2,3; Class Off. 1,2,4. D.A.R. Award 4. Future Plans: Dental Hygienist. Nice to all; a queenly air; people this fine are really rare. Course: Comm. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1. Future Plans: Sec- retary. A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men - RICHARD MEIKLE Rich Course: Col. Prep. Junior and Senior Plays Homecoming court 4. Future Plans: College. Experience is the best teacher and it’s more fun learning. SUE ANN MILLER Sam Course: Col. Prep. Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3; Yearbook 2,4 Junior and Senior Plays; Student Sec. 2. Future Plans: College . Flirtation; attention without inten- tion. ROY MIRON Butch Course: Gen. Future Plans; Work I favor a five day weekend DEAN MORAN Deano Course: Gen. Future Plans: Work . Better a bad excuse than none at all. GARY M. MORGAN Morg Course: Col. Prep. Debate 2,3,4; Radio Club 3,4; Track 2; Library 2 Drama Club 3; Latin Club 2,3; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: College. Beware. I may do something sen- sational. DORTHY JEAN MORRISON Dort Course: Comm. Transfer; F. H.A. 1,2,3; Girl ' s baskt. 1,2,3; Base- ball; Pioneer Girl. Future Plans: Work travel Happy the livelong day. CAROL MOSES Course: Comm. F.H.A. 2,3,4; Future Plans: undecided With company she ' s quiet; with friends she ' s a riot. 25 LINDA SUE ONDRUS Course: Col. Prep. Yearbook 1,2; Debate 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Future Plans: Nursing A source of innocent merriment. Course: Comm. Band 1,2,3; Junior play. Future Plans: Busi- ness School Mischief and 1 are very good friends. EDWARD I. PRIESS Ed Course: Col. Prep. Bowling 1 Future Plans: College . Speech is silver; Silence is golden. JOHN PRIESS Beak- Course: Gen. F.F.A. 2 Future Plans: Navy He ' s quiet but never serious, happy but never delirious. RONALD B. QUINN Ron Course: Col. Prep. Library 1,2,4; Junior and Senior Plays; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 3; Class Off. 4 Future Plans; College . Great personality - loads of fun,. always reach to get the job done. 26 WILLIAM RANDALL Bill Course: Gen. Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Future Plans: Work Water is the only drink for a wise man. DORTHY RATH Dorty Course: Gen. Spanish Club Future Plans: Nursing. A nicer person is hard to find. JACQULINE REGAN Jackie Course: Gen. F.H.A. 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Future Plans: Beauty School There was never a saint with red hair. BILL RYAN Willie Course: Col. Prep. Rifle Club 2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Future Plans: Armed Forces. He is might, he is wise; he ' s a terror for his size . MARILYN REED Course: Col. Prep. Band 2,3,4; majorette 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 3 Junior Play; Class Off. 3 Future Plans: Marriage Take life too seriously and what is it worth? JULIANNA SAMSON Sam” Course: Col. Prep. F.H.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. off. 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Year- book Ed. 3,4; Class Off. 3,4; Home- coming Rep. 3,4; Latin Club 2,3. Future Plans: College Peace Corps. Even though she gets things done, you can bet she ' s having fun. ARTHUR SCHNECK Art- Course: Col. Prep. F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Track 1. Future Plans: College . He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. CAROL SCOTT Scotty Course: Gen. Future Plans; undecided I don ' t like confusion unless I can be a part of it. LARRY SEATON Barry Course: Col. Prep. Rifle Club 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: Armed Forces A thoughtful, well-bred, sensible fellow. GAYLE A. SERNIAK Zerns Course: Col. Prep. Future Nurses 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Off. 2; Student Council Pres. 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Yearbook 2; Latin Club 2,3 - off. 3. Future Plans: College. A friendly smile, a brilliant mind, a nicer person is hard to find. 28 LYLE EDWARD SILVERTHORN Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Basketball 2,4; Rifle Club 3; Senior Play. Future Plans: unde- cided Silence is the key to deep thinking, EDWARD SMITH Nelson Course: Gen. Future Plans: Work Be silent and safe; silence never betrays you. KENT SPENCER Course: Col. Prep. Junior and Senior Plays Radio Club 3,4. Future Plans: College He that can have patience can have what he will. DAVE STALEY Atlas Course: Col. Prep. Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 3; Jun- ior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: College . You can tell I am bright jus t look at my hair. JANIE STAFFORD Course: Col. Prep. Latin Club 3; Glee Club 1; Junior and Senior Plays; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4 - Off. 2. Future Plans: College Cute, sweet, hard to beat. 29 SUSIE SUTTON ’’Sue” Course: Gen. F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. off. 4; Senior Play; Office 2,3,4; Yearbook 2; Student Sec. 1. Future Plans: I.B.M. School If you can ' t find anything to talk about, just giggle. MARY THEUT Course: Comm. Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Play. Future Plans: Bus- iness School. Sweet and sincere. DAVE TURNER Course: Gen. Football 1,4; Class Off. 2; Junior Play; Homecoming King 4. Future Plans: undecided The Devil was a gentleman too. DEBBIE TURNER Deb Course: Gen. Glee Club 1 F.H.A. 1; Future Nurses 2 Year- book 2 . Future Plans: Marriage Silent and satisfied. ■■ SUSAN TURNER Susie Course: Gen. F.H.A. 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Off. 2,3,4; Home- coming Rep. 4; Class Off. 1; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: Marriage. My heart’s not mine, but I don’t worry it ' s in good hands. GERALD VILAS Jerry Course: Col, Prep. Glee Club 1; Basketball manager 2; Baseball mgr. 2; Rifle Club 2,3; Senior Play; Year- book Ed. 4; Intramural Basketball. Future Plans: College. Once a gentleman, always a gentle- man. KATHIE WEAVER Charlie Course: Gen. Transfer; Cheer- leading 4; Student Sec. 4; Future Plans: I.B.M. School and Mar- riage. With zeal and zest she does her best. JANET R. WEBB Jan Course: Col. Prep. F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Cheerleading 1,2. Future Plans: Work and travel. Humor is the harmony of the heart. KENNETH WEBB Ken Course: Gen. Future Plans: Armed Forces Quiet and shy; a real nice guy SHARON WEISHUHN Course: Comm. Senior Play; F.H.A. 3,4 - Off. 4 Future Plans: Secretary. Things that make a girl worth- while, humor and a friendly smile. t SUSAN WERNER Susie Course: Gen. F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2; Office 1; Rifle Club 3; Library. Future Plans: undecided. Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. GARTH S. WILCOX Course: Col. Prep. Latin Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays. Future Plans: College Three-fifths of him genius and two- fifths sheer fudge. SUSAN WINKLER Suze” Course: Col. Prep. F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook Ed. 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Rifle Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Class Off. 4; F.H.A. Off. 3,4; Student Sec. 4. Future Plans: Magazine writer. An all round gal - everyone’s pal. DEBBIE WOLF Deb Course: Comm. F.H.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. Off. 4 Junior Play. Future Plans: I.B.M. School Short but sweet. GARY WOOLMAN Burr Course: Gen. Football 1; Baseball 3, 4 Future Plans: Armed Forces. In my locker my books do lie, they’re at rest and so am I. MARGARET J. ESCHKER Margi Course: Comm. Cheerleading; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Senior and Junior Plays; Student Sec.; Future Plans: Work I was cut out to be an angel but someone stole the pattern. SHARON WHITE Frenchy Course: Comm. Future Plans: Commercial Artist Keep your temper, nobody else wants it. Photographs Not Available For: BOB CARRIER Course: Gen. ; Transfer; Future Plans: Undecided Silence is the key to great thinking. SANDRA R. OWENSBY Sandie Course: Col. Prep.; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Glee Club 1; Yearbook 2; Senior Play. Future Plans: College and Armed Forces. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. TONY HEBEL Course: Col. Prep. Transfer; Football 4; Basketball 4; Future Plans: College. Good at sports - a good sport too. BARB TIBBLE Course: Gen. Junior Play; Future Plans: Undecided. The opportunity to do mischief is found a hundred times a day, and that of doing good once a year. WAYNE LAWSON ”Mr. Peck” Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Future Plans: Navy Laugh and the world laughs with you. Pictured above is part of the Class of 1967 as they started out in Kindergarten in the ’’Torn Thumb” wedding. 33 34 Most likely to Succeed - Ann Bartow and Garth Wilcox during one of their devilish moments. You better buy something or you 11 be sorry! JUNIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Throughout the year, the Junior Class has been active in sports and various organizations. Their float won first prize in the Homecoming Parade and the Junior -Senior Banquet was a big success. They also put on the Junior Play, titled Green Valley , which was very well done. Under the advisement of Mr. Little they have worked hard together. From left to right: Janet Wolf, President; Kathy Seaton, Secretary; Rick Armstrong, Vice-president; Mr. Little, Advisor; not pic tured, Dan Greenia, Treasurer. Kathy, Janet and Mr. Little plan for class activities. 38 Rick Armstrong Frank Beach Josette Bedy Dave Boers Dave Bondy William Bowen Jim Brown Linda Bullard Bemie Campbell Sharon Carrier Susan Carrier Richard Charnick Debbie Ciel Sandi Clyne Steward Cole Dennis Collins Trudy Conley Gordon Doughty John Dorcy Pete Dubovenko Larry Dudley Ron Edwards Allen Eveningred Kathleen Fasel Kathy Ann Fasel Jim Foster Jim Fretenborough Jackie Gathergood Dave Gillian Harlan Gingrich Dan Greenia Don Hamden Richard Harp Don Harris Linda Harris Judy Hawk John Ho Is worth Linda Holsworth Steve Hoskins Alex Huston Diane Jewell Daniel Jozwiak Linda Kammer Craig Kettlewell Mary Kleitch 39 Vicki Landon Barbara Lasinski Karen Loggans Keith Lossing Jill McGaw George McGuire Dick McLarty Mary Majka Connie Martin Frank Meric le Karen Miller Sheila Murphy Larry Ostrander John Owe ns by Diane Parker Dan Parry Walter Perry Roger Pilon John Richards Sharon Robinson Terry Scheible Christine Schneck Ron Scott Kathy Seaton Pat Sklba Alan Smith Bill Smith Ben Steinhoff Bill Strenk Susan Theut Gossip time, before the bell. ■ Richard Thierry Jean Tirmko Tom Vojtask Robert Welch Melvin White George Whittaker Dave Wightman Sally Wilson Linda Winkler Lee Ann Wixson Janet Wolf Pictures Not Available Dale Dorland Steve Force Terry Hija Mary Houle Trudy Meharg Roberta Richardson Locklin Riley 41 How nice you look girls! ! Darn, I wish we could skip. Snacking before meals again?? Our great advisor, Mr. Little The Juniors and Seniors hard at work - again. 42 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left: Gary Lukovich, President; Susie McGuire, Secretary; Advisor Mr. Decoteau, Cecelia Mclntire, Treasurer; Scott Richards, Vice-President The Sophomore Class was very busy this year putting on bake sales and dances, trying to raise money for their class. During their school year they presented a plaque to whom they felt was the most outstand- ing teacher, Mr. Neff. Christine Armstrong Joanne Armstrong Diane Atkins Diane Beach Dennis Beem Janet Bertram Claude Bedy Linda Blaszcuk Elizabeth Boddy David Boike Mary Bondy Diane Bullock Linda Burton Fredet Brewster Kathy Chatterton Gerald Click Linda Dandron May Daugherty Earl Davies Bill DeWolf Pam Doughty Mary Dorcy Jeff Edwards Debbie Ellis Linda Fagan Lee Furguson Mark Fuller Dennis Gerlach Gary Gilbert Mike Graves Robert Halsey Connie Hansman Mike Harmer Jim Hamden Richard Hayes Dale Hendra Ronda Hinton Ruth Houle Dennis Hyde Shannon Ingles Gerri Jankowsik Jay Judd Cynthia Krenke Peggy Krosnicki Delores Lawson 45 Jeanette Legg Ron Lentner Dave Loggans Andy Lossing Larry Lukovich Jane McAlpine Cris Me Cue Susan McGuire Cecelia McIntyre Bill McMurtrie Terry Mason Judy Melewski Joyce Mericle Jim Meyer Mike Michelz Mike Morgan Kathy Morrison Edith Mudge Carol Nichels John Ohmer Donna Ray Ostrander Mary Lou Osmialowski June Rapley Scott Richards Mike Rose Rosemarie Schlorke Dick Seaton Dan Shaw Barbara Silverthome Susan Sneed Guess what he said Rick Snow Cheryl Spencer Richard Stiles Don Sullivan Jackie Sullivan Pat Teets Raymond Theut Dan Thompson Sara Thompson Linda Tice Anna Tomashko Robert Trojanowski Kay Warner Bob Watson Diane Weinshuhn Connie White Sandi Wilson Marilan Wixson Pictures Not Available David Wolf Lee Vilas Robert Baur Cherie Kelley Pat Conroy Robert Liebler Dennis Dorland Gary Lukovich Mike Gadzinski Doug Priehs Allen Gainer Dale Reid Henery Grosch Donna %Ste wart George Grymonprez Dan Wiegand Smile! Things could be worse. 47 FRESHMEN STEP AHEAD Left: Randy Norton, treasurer; Frances Zaremba, vice-president; Richard Dams, president; Kathy Serniak, secretary. The ninth grade carried away the honors at the homecoming parade this year with their float winning second prize. Two successful dances and an exciting class trip rounded out a very full year for the freshmen. Dick Armstrong Sandra Bacon Jim Bearss Janet Boike Greg Bores Harold Boughnor Kathy Braun Sandy Bullock Betsy Brown Connie Brown Jane Burt Karen Callender Tom Campbell Barbara Chubrick Judy Clark Debbie Collins Gale Collins Clayton Cooley Denise Conley Richard Dams Richard Davison Penny DePelsMaeker Dennis Ellis Daniel Fahey Tim Fagen Sharon Falk Carol Hale Judy Ferrier Linda Fisher Edith Frye Fred Fuller Christine Furness Bill Gleason Clifford Gillian Dennis Hall Renne Harmer Diane Hastings Cheryl Hija Tom Holsworth Doug Huston Kay Kammer Jim Kerr Richard Klug Diane Kimmel David King 51 Albert Kovatch Bernice Leach Debbie McBride Duane McCelland Faye McCallum George McConnel Gary McDonald Sally McLarty Jerry Miller Kathy Miller Hamilton Morrison Connie Moses Randy Norton David Northrup Shirley Parker Dennis Parry Tom Pasanski Debbie Payne Pam Pikure Raymond Priess Bill Reid Randy Richards Denise Richardson Dennis Roberts Peggy Rose Pat Rutheford Dave Sabada Judy Schwalm James Senters Kathy Serniak London Bridges from Pajama Game starring Lucinda Spencer, Sandy Bullock, Betsy Brown, Kathy Stafford, and Kay Kammer 52 Pat Sheehy Cinda Smith Lucinda Spencer Patty Spencer George Stafford Kathy Stafford Martha Starks Cinda Stiles Ron Strenk Susan Stuckert Gary Tarter Harry Tice Rock on Freshman! Janeann Todd Vicky Tolan Sharlene VanBrande Mark Verbeke Tom Vilas Emma Werner Daryl Wheeler Ron White Sue Ann Winkler Doug Wiegand Darlene Wixson Don Wixson Chuck Wood Frances Zaremba Pictures Not available Gayle Campbell Gary Foster Darwin Fretenborough David Hoffman Don Ling Melissa Maertens James Mathews Pprp Mirhpliz For Charles Preston John Preston Linda Regan Michael Salerno Richard Seaton Don Strenk Jerome Thoel Gale VanBrande 53 ADMINISTRATION SUPT. JAY E. ELDRED Probably the outstanding event of the 1966-67 school year has been the construction and occupancy of the New High School, In its dedication to the students of the Yale Public Schools, we hope that it may provide the educational opportunities so important to their future. The taxpayers of the district, the Board of Education, and the Administration, hope that it will provide our students with a new pride in educational endeavors and an appreciation for their facilities. To the Seniors, I extend congratulations and best wishes. WORKS HARD . SR. HIGH PRINCIPAL MR. JAMES MARTIN The man who strives to educate himself - and no one else can educate him - must win a certain victory over his own nature. He must learn to smile at his idols, analyze his every prejudice, scrap, if necessary, his fondest and most consoling belief, question his presuppositions, and take his chances with the truth. The Jr. High, this year, has worked hard to overcome the handi- caps of half-day sessions. As Jr. High Principal, I would like to commend these students for the accomplish- ments made under such adverse condi- tions. JR. HIGH PRINCIPAL, MR. TED STINE . RUNNING Y.H.S. SMOOTHLY I would like to congratulate the student body on their new building. May it always look as attractive as it does now. Also I would like to cpngratulate the Class of 1967, I hope that your future will be as successful as your activities have been in school. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR, MR. JOHN WARK BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING, left to right: Marvin Weston, Robert Bricker, William Fenton, Superintendent, Jay Eldred. SITTING, left to right: Ted Moles worth, James S. Wood, Franklin Kells, Robert Meikle. . . . PLANNING FOR OUR INTEREST The Yale Public Schools Board of Education hereby, dedicates the new high school to the educational welfare of its students. It is with pride that we see the culmination of the efforts of many people toward this end. In the years ahead we hope that the building and facilities will serve the students and the community to the very best advantage. 58 At the Left is our faithful, ever cheerful High School secretary Mrs. Evelyn Schneck. At the Right is our counseling secretary, Mrs. Betty Halsey who is everyone ' s friend. MEET THE SECRETARIES At the Left is Miss Vera Hoskins who is the secretary to Mr. Eldred. Our hardworking student secretaries are From Left to Right, BOTTOM ROW: Linda Dunsmore, Pat Sklba, Linda Holsworth, Gayle Atkins, Sue Sutton, Kathi Gardella, Diane Atkins, Marge Esker. SECOND ROW: Linda Campbell, Kay Warner, Chris Pasan- ski, Diane Bullock, THIRD ROW: Debbie Wolf, Connie White, Susie Turner. 59 SERVICES APPRECIATED We would like to thank our custodians for cheerfully executing their duties of cleaning up after us; from candy bar wrappers hidden in tiny corners to piles of decorations lying on the gym floor, from wiping lipstick off the mirrors to cleaning the chalk boards. Left to right: Harvey Tice, Roy Hyde, and Happy” Charlie Spencer Our drivers are the best, Show them the road they ' ll do the rest, Through rain or snow they ' re ready to go, (a little slow because of the road conditions, but) They get us where we want to go. Left to right: Verna Parker, Eleanor Ferrier, James Barren, Marjorie Mich- elz, Steve Michelz, Hugh Stringer, Charles Charnick, Ken Davidson, Blanche Grymonprez, and Fred Regan MR. CHARLES NEFF English 2 3 Senior Class Advisor Mr. Neff tries to make things clear. MRS. OPAL BRICKER Speech, English 3 4 Mrs. Bricker enjoys her work. MRS. HELEN DECKER Librarian Mrs. Decker is always ready to help. Miss Cunningham keeps her desk in order. MISS OLIVE CUNNINGHAM World History, World Geography, Social Studies, Sociology, Civics MR. REGIS SMITH Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Consumer Chemistry Mr. Smith and his plaything. 62 Mr. Casciani ' s class room is the out-of- doors. MR. THOMAS MASON Boys Physical Education. Football. track, baseball Is Mr. Mason giving the team a little ”pep talk”? MR. ROGER CASCIANI Baseball, football MR. ROY JOHNSTON Typing, General business. Basketball, football. Track Mr. Johnston always works hard at whatever he does. MRS. EDITH CASCIANI Cheerleading Mrs. Casciani at home with her new son, Matthew. 63 MR. ROBERT MARTIN Geometry, Algebra, Solid Trig,, Gen. Math Teaching math takes a lot of patience! MR. DAVID WOOD Government, American History, Jr. High Math Is Mr. Wood admiring his bril- liant students? MR. DAVID McNEVEN Biology, Algebra Mr. McNeven always has time for a friendly ’’Hello . MR. JOHN MITCHELL Band Mr. Mitchell visits the office (to tell them to get that new band room done???) 64 MR. ROBERT WINKLER Shop, Jr. High shop, Math Mr. Winkler isn’t always this serious mjt MR. WILLIS JOHNSON Shop, Drafting Mr. Johnson gets in a little book work. MR. TERRANCE DIGNAN Bookkeeping, Algebra, General Math MR. JACK DECOTEAU Art Mr. Decoteau takes a real interest in his pupils and their work. Mr. Dignan lays down the law in his bookkeep- ing class. MR. BURT J. COOK Agriculture It looks like Mr. Cook ' s in a real good mood! MR. STUART LITTLE Spanish, Latin I II, Physical Science Mr. Little - caught in a famil- iar position. MISS DIANE ALLAM English, American History Miss Allam is in a period of deep concentration. MR. RICHARD WIERSMA, JR. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Comm. English, Stenography Mr. Wiersma shows a student how to work one of the new business machines. MRS. ELIZABETH DONAHUE Home Economics Mrs. Donahue likes to show the new electronic oven. 66 Mrs. Morgan is on the go! MRS. BETTY MORGAN Home Economics MRS. HAZEL HOLDEN Jr. English, Social studies MR. ROBERT LEACH Science Is Mr. Leach disappointed about those tests he’s checking? MISS HAZEL MAHAFFY English, Social studies 67 MRS. NEDRA HILLOCK Girls ' Physical Ed. Math Mrs. Hillock keeps up on the news. MRS. JACQUELYNN ME AKIN Jr. High Librarian When she got there the bookshelves were bare - We caught Mrs. Meakin in the process of moving. MR. STINE’S BIRTHDAY PARTY - This just goes to show that even teachers and adminis- trators have to have some relaxation. 68 FUTURE FARMERS . . . FIRST ROW: Doug Mason, James Fretenborough, Bill Carless, Dennis Graves, Lyle Silverthom, Bob Hoffman; SECOND ROW: Henry Grosch, Mike Graves, Terry Mason, Larry Blaszczuck, Dennis Hyde, Don Sullivan; THIRD ROW: Pat Teets, Arthur Schneck, Bill Smith, Richard Carr, Wayne Lawson, Bernie Campbell. . . . MEET TODAY’S NEEDS. SEATED: Jim Fretenborough, Treasurer; Bill Carless, Secretary; Doug Mason, Sentinel; STANDING: Lyle Silverthom, Vice-President; Dennis Graves, President; Mr. Cook, advisor. 70 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW . . . F.H.A. OFFICERS Left to right, TOP ROW: Cristine Pasanski, Linda Ondrus, Marge Eschker, Susie Werner, Debra Ellis, Jean Tirmko, Sara Thompson, Janie Staford, Linda Dunsmore, Barbara Silverthorn, Sheila Murphy, THIRD ROW, Linda Tice, Kay Warner, Cheri Kelley, Chris Armstrong, Elizabeth Boddy, Connie Hansman, Linda Dandron, Janet Webb, Mary Houle, Ann Bartow, Jackie Gathergood, SECOND ROW, Marsha Bellas, Dianne Wienshuhn, June Rapley, Cathy Chatterton, Susan Snead, Pamela Doughty, Janet Bertram, Linda Blasczuk, Ruth Houle, Gerry Jankowski, Mrs. Donahue, FIRST ROW, Mary Bondy, Jackie Sulivan, Diane Bullock, Susan Winkler, Sandra McClelland, Janet Campbell, Susie McGuire, Sharon Weishuhn, Susie Sutton, Cecil Mclntrye, Debra Wolf WE’VE GOT THE PEP TOP ROW, left to right: Linda Burton, Kent Spencer, Ron Quinn, Bemie Campbell, Dennis Kinyon, Bob Houle, Janice LePla, Chris Schneck, Gayle Semiak, Susie Winkler. SECOND ROW: Jackie Judd, Karen LePla, Linda Dunsmore, Linda Fagon, Mary Lou Osmialowski, Terry Hija, Julie Samson, Linda Campbell, Ruth Bebensee, Sandy Owensby, Ann Bartow. THIRD ROW: Sandy McCelland, Cathy Chatterton, Jane McAlpine, Sally Wilson, Mary Bon dy, Rhonda Hinton, Elizabeth Body, Kathy Sea- ton, Sandy Clyne, Peggy Friend, Janet Bertram. FOURTH ROW: June Rapely, Linda Winkler, Mr. Martin, Advisor; Jerry Vilas, Treasurer; Jill McGaw, Vice-President; Jan McGaw, President; Sandy Wilson, Secretary, Betty Drake, Debbie Wolf. The Pep Club was newly organized this year. Its main purpose is to increase school spirit throughout the high school and the community. We purchased Bulldog Blazers for the Varsity play- ers and we also had several money making projects such as selling Bulldog pennants and working on con- cessions at basketball games. Sail On. . . 72 DEBATERS . . . This year ' s debating team, under the supervision of Mrs, Bricker, had a membership of seven. Peggy Friend was the only senior debater to participate so for the other members, debating was a new ex- perience. Nevertheless, they worked hard, and with great enthusiasm, took part in debates with other schools throughout the area such as, Almont, Marysville, Croswell, and Armada. . . . TAKE THEIR STAND. Senior, Peggy Friend, after two years of debate, readily displays her skills in speech delivery. DEBATING TEAM: Earl Davies, Daryl Wheeler, Mrs. Bricker, Randy Norton, Peggy Friend, Chris Pasanski 73 FIRST ROW: Linda Campbell, Ann Bartow, Sally Wilson, Sharon Carrier, Elizabeth Boddy, Janice LePla, Julie Samson; SECOND ROW: Kathy Chatterton, Connie Hansman, Fay McCallum, Rick Snow, Jadkie Sullivan, David Staley, Sandy McClelland, Donna Clute, Peggy Friend, Karen LePla; THIRD ROW; Mr. Mitchell, Mary Bondy, Kathy Serniak, Jeff Edwards, Bernie Campbell, Cynthia Krenke, Earl Davies, Gayle Serniak, Rhonda Hinton, June Rapley, Kathy Miller. MUSIC - MUSIC . . . Though we are a small group, the band has been quite active. We attended both the Sanilac County Festival and the St. Clair County Festival. We marched at all the home football games, participated in pep assemblies, and the Christmas assembly. On March 21, we sponsored the Highland Park Choir and on April 21, we were privi- leged to host the Clawson High School Band. As usual, we staged our Christmas and Spring Festivals, each of which was a suc- cess. Mr. Mitchell as he conducts the band. 74 The Senior band was very happy to take part in the school Christmas assembly. . . . EVERYWHERE We sold candy and put the profit into our band fund. This money was used toward the purchase of new instruments, sending our drum major and majorettes to Smith Waldridge Camp, and sending a delegate to summer band camp. The delegate this year was Sally Wilson. The Senior members and representatives from each class have worked together to establish a constitution, which includes band procedures and regu- lations for the members to follow in future years. In this way, the band members are given the opportunity to express their ideas on how they feel each of them can get the most education out of band. Head Majorette Gayle Semiak, June Rapley, Kathy Miller, Rhonda Hinton FROM OTHER NATIONS . . . LATIN CLUB, FIRST ROW: Kathy Seaton, Peggy Friend, Sandy McClelland, Cynthia Krenke, Janet Bertram, Joanne Armstrong, Jeanette Legg, Mr. Little, SECOND ROW: Chris Schneck, Gayle Semiak, Susie Winkler, Ruth Bebensee, Jacquie Judd, Sally Wilson, Bar- bara Lasinski, James Fretenborough, THIRD ROW: John Kerr, Kenn Beach, Arthur Schneck, John Ohmer, David Boike, Bill Reid, Stew Cole, Dennis Graves, Jim Brown. ... TO OUR LANGUAGE CLUBS SPANISH CLUB: FIRST ROW: Sandy Owensby, Garry Gilbert, Sandy Clyne, Linda Kammer, Jane McAlpine, June Rapley, Mary Majka, Dick Seaton, Mr. Little, SECOND ROW: Steve Hoskins, Kathy Fasel, Janet Wolf, Debbie Ceil, Dorothy Rath, Joyce Mericle, Mary Houle, Ruth Houle, Mary Theut, Gayle Atkins, Janet Campbell, THIRD ROW; Jacquie Judd, Lyle Silverthom, Bob Watson, Mike Probst, Pat Conroy, Karen Loggans, Diane Beach, Lee Ann Wixon, Bob Liebler, Dennis Kinyon, Jim Bearss, Linda Burton, Darwin Fretengourgh, Linda Ondrus, FOURTH ROW; Frank Beach, David Loggans, Bill Strenk, Dave Gillian, Jim Meyer, Bob Welch, Rick Armstrong, Keith Lossing, Harlan Gingrich, Lawrence Morgan, Locklin Riley, Frank Mericle 76 BULLDOG BROWSERS . . Just newly organized this year, the Bulldog Browser staff has been very busy. Advised by Coach Roy Johnston, the staff publishes the paper every three weeks. Vickie Landon is the man- aging editor. Sports, school, and community events are covered in the paper. The students are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Jackie Judd, Judy Parker, Trudi Conley, Susie Winkler. SECOND ROW: Gail Atkins, Linda Dandron, Susie McGuire, Margie Eschker, Mar- sha Belles, Vickie Landon. THIRD ROW: Terry Scheible, Kathy Gardella, Karen LePla, Roy Johnston, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Linda Duns- more, Dave Bondy, Linda Canpbell, Gary Luko- vich. . . . MAKE THE HEADLINE Meet That Deadline 77 STUDENT COUNCIL MARKS TRAIL . . . The Student Council members are, from left to right, STAND- ING; Sophomore, Lee Vilas; Senior, Peggy Friend (Treasurer); Advisor, Miss Allam; Senior, Susan Turner (Vice-President); Junior, Keith Lossing; SEATED; Sophomore, Debbie Ellis; Sen- ior, Gayle Serniak (President); Junior, Sally Wilson, (Secre- tary); Sophomore, Jane McAlpine. This has been a year of groping and prob- ing for the Student Council. We are just learning of the many ways in which we can be of service to the students and administra- tion. We have rewritten our Constitution with this new knowledge in mind, changed our election procedures and have written a student handbook. Most of the rules are stu- dent proposed and board approved. Our an- nual Homecoming Dance and parade was beautiful and successful. On the whole, this has been a growing year full of the joys and woes, smiles and tears associated with growing pains. But wait til next year! 78 ACTIVITIES Reaction - happy tears as Jan McGaw is named Homecoming Queen for 1966-67, The crowd cheers as Diane places the crown on Jan’s head. THE CORONATION Diane Burton, last year’s Home- coming Queen, fastens Jan’s robe as a voice booms out of the crowd, Hey Jan, how about a smile! And Richard Meikle escorts Jan from the field to begin her reign as the 1966-67 Homecoming Queen. 80 SENIOR HIGH REPRESENTATIVES: SITTING: Susan Turner, Julie Samson, Kathy Fasel, Pat Sklba, Mary Lou Osmialowski, STAND- ING; Dennis Graves, Richard Meikle, Rick Armstrong, Terry Scheible, Terry Mason YALE HIGH SCHOOL’S 1966-67 HOMECOMING COURT JUNIOR HIGH REPRESENTATIVES: SITTING; Susan Graves, Betsy Brown, Debbie Noble. STANDING; Douglas Campbell, David Sabada, Gary Lorf THE ROYAL COUPLE King Dave and Queen Jan 81 HOMECOMING PARADE Lee Ann, Kathy and Jill ’’Sail on...” Linda, Sandie, and Linda; ”Our The Kindergarten King and Queen Bulldogs are the best” with bodyguard Janie McAlpine. The 1965-66 Homecoming King and Queen, Diane Burton and Den- nis Clyne. Hey Dick, look at the camera. Cut the jokes and just drive, Bill. Keep smiling, Rich, just three Who ' s tapping? That ' s my teeth Don ' t stop now, we ' re almost more blocks chattering. there . Sophomore ' s Time to win 8th Grade Whip ' em 7th Grade Sleigh ' em 83 Drum Major, Earl, and head majorette, Gayle, lead us in the School Song and the Homecoming game starts off with a bang! The suspense is great, as can be seen in Peg’s anxious face, as the Yale Bulldogs down the Richmond ball carrier. Although we met defeat, the hard work of the players, Dave Sabada (pictured) and the encouragement of the cheerleaders helped to keep the spirits high. 84 AN EXCITING The Cheerleaders lead in the School Song at the Homecoming Pep Meeting. HOMECOMING GAME Be tough Bulldogs! We just couldn ' t run hard enough that night. 85 STEPPING OUT . . . 86 SENIORS SET THE PACE Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick” was the title of the Junior Play of 1966. It was successfully directed by Mr. Charles Neff. The main roles were played by Dennis Graves, Linda Dunsmore, Peggy Friend, and Garth Wilcox. The Seniors worked diligently this year to produce the well-known Broadway play, Annie Get Your Gun. This play was cleverly directed by Mr. Charles Neff. The main characters were Linda Camp- bell and Larry Seaton. . . FOR DRAMATICS Did they really come to see us? Who ' s tickling me? Would you believe????? Anyone for a hot- dog? Linda, first you have to load the gun - then pull the trigger. 89 THE END IS . . . The feelings are tense, but sincere as the 1967 Graduates take their places at Commencement. But as the Salutatorian and Class President Susan Winkler addresses her fellow classmates the tension is lifted; a heart warming feeling fills the gym as the Senior Class Advisor and friend Mr. Neff presents the Class of 1967. 90 . . . ONLY THE BEGINNING Valedictorian Ann Bartow expresses her wishes for a successful future, and the excit- ing moment comes when we all receive our diplomas. As the end of the exercise comes the Graduates realize that although this ends ooe phase of life, it also begins another. 91 COACH ROGER CASCIANI Again we down a Richmond Devi l. VARSITY FOOTBALL H Sept. 17 Parma Western 40- 0 T Sept. 23 St. Clair 37- 0 H Sept. 30 Richmond 41-6 T Oct. 7 Port Huron Catholic 26- 6 H Oct. 14 Algonac 37-0 T Oct. 21 Marine City 38-0 T Oct. 28 Cros-Lex 38-14 H Nov. 4 Marysville VARSITY PLAYERS: Tony Hebei, Bill Ryan, Dave Staley, Bill Randall, Dave Turner, Len Gerlach, Stew Cole, Keith Lossing, Ron Edwards, Allen Smith, Ben Steinhoff, Dick McLarty, A1 Gainor, Scot Richards, Ron Lentner, Dave Sabada, Tom Campbell. The fans supported our team well. 94 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Marysville - - St. Clair Imlay City - - P.H. Catholic Algonac Marine City - Cros-Lex Yale - - 19 - 0 - - 41 - 6 - - 41-19 - - 13-13 - - 38-18 - - 24-16 cancelled JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS Richard Klug, Jim Bearss, Randy Richards, Cliff Gil- lian, Jim Mathews, Mark Verbeckie, Pete Michelz, Mike Michelz, Dennis Hall, Dan Thompson, Jim Meyers, Denny Hyde, Duie McClelland, Mike Sal- erno, Richard Dams, Bill Reid, Jeff Edwards, and Larry Lukovich. Get it! Our ball 95 VARSITY BASKETBALL BUILDS SUCCESSFULLY Instructions from Coach Johnston Basket, Ben, Basket 96 1966-67 BULLDOGS Senior: Dave Staley Always looking for action. Lyle Silverthom will walk a long way to play. TOP LEFT; Coach Johnston, Scott Richards, Roger Silverthorn, Ben Steinhoff, Bill Strenk Pete Dubevenko, Stu Cole, Dewey McClelland. FRONT; Dave Gillian, Keith Lossing, Tony Hebei, Dave Staley, Lyle Silver- thorn, Harlan Gingrich. SEASON’S SCORES Ours Memphis Marine City Cros-Lex Marysville St. Clair Richmond P.H. Catholic Algonac Marine City Memphis Marysville St. Clair Richmond Imlay City P.H. Catholic Algonac Cros-Lex North Branch 59 - 54 77 - 50 65 - 69 95 - 54 73 - 70 58 - 62 80 - 56 73 - 40 84 - 51 44 - 48 96 - 70 86 - 47 55 - 54 74 - 59 68 - 53 63 - 59 70 - 57 79 - 53 New but valuable - Tony Hebei. 97 JUNIOR VARSITY BULLDOGS Dennis Gerlach, Bob Watson, Dennis Beem, Micky Salerno, Mike Probst, Henry Grosch, Bob Halsey, Mike Mogan, Gary Gilburt. Andy Lossing, manager. SEASON ' S SCORES Memphis, 55-40; Marine City, 71-42; Cros-Lex., 66-51; Marysville, 58-50; Richmond 28-29; P.H. Catholic, 50-40; Algonac, 36-73; Marine City, 65-39; Memphis, 49-36; Marysville, 70-46; St. Clair, 62-54; Richmond; 65-32; Imlay City, 54-44; P.H. Catholic, 76-38; Algonac, 60-42; Cros-Lex., 65-26. Coach Casciani gives advice to his team. Get that jump ball! 98 VICTORY FOR SENIORS! 99 WHO’S GOING TO WIN VARSITY CHEERLEADER TOP; Lee Ann Wix- son, SECOND Kathy Fasel, Jill McGaw, Pat Sklba, Kathy Fasel (red), Jan Mc- Gaw It takes skill and practice to be a cheerleader. Here (left) the varsity cheerleaders demonstrate. These girls work hard to enable the crowd to have more fun at the games. Jan McGaw receives roses from Kathy Fasel as she is honored as our only senior cheerleader for her years of service and fun. Congratu- lations captain Jan! 100 HEY, WE RE GOING TO WIN! TOP LEFT: Shannon Ingles, June Rapley, Rhonda Hinton, Mary Lou Osmialowski, BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Chatterton, Elizabeth Boddy, Linda Burton, Linda Fagon, Jane McAlpine, Sandi Wilson. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders really yell for our Bulldogs. DASHING, DARING, AND . . . From left to right: Coach Johnston, Don Kerr, Randy Richards, Mickey Salerno, Duane McClelland, Tim Fagen, Clifford Gillian, Roger Silverthorn, Coach Mason; SECOND ROW; Ray Priesh, Albert Kovatch, Dave Gillian, Scott Richards, Gary Gilbert, Dave Sabada, Den- nis Hall. THIRD ROW; John Ohmer, Dennis Hyde, Richard Klug, Dennis Roberts, Dick Arm- strong, Pat Sheehy. 103 VARSITY CLUB Left to right: Mr. Mason; Advisor, Ben Steinhoff, Bill Randall; President, George McGuire, Keith Lossing, Bill Ryan; Secretary- Treasurer, Bill Smith, not shown Dick McLarty; Vice- president. FOOTBALL AWARDS 104 FROM THE 106 COMES THE 108 8th GRADE GROWS TOWARD HIGH SCHOOL Donna Farden, Secretary; Jerry Fasel, president; Mr. Leach, advisor; Keith Heinz, treas.; Bernie Davies, vice-president. Vallee Allor Noreen Atkins Ruthann Bechtel George Bernacik William Brewster Kathy Bullard Douglas Campbell Raymond Carr Gregory Ciel Kathy Click Joey Conroy Mary Jane Cronin Bemie Davies Tiena DePelsMaeker Tom Dorcy Marianne Driscoll • -V 10 Donna Farden Jerry Fasel Debbie Fenton Michael Fuller James Gathergood Susan Graves Terry Greenia Jerry Hall Deborah Hastings Wanda Havens Mary Ann Henry Tom Higgins Keith Hines Gail Holsworth Judy Hudzinski Stephen Jakubowski Ruth Ann Jewell Janet Kelly Francis Kovach David Kozuchowski Kristy Kujawa Dallas Landon Mary Jo Lashbrook Linda Lawson Robert LePla Bill Lawson Linda Loxton John Maertens Barbara Malek Donald Mandeville Stick ' em up you show them Ranae III Ivan Marquardt Fay Martin Richard Mason Kathy McCue Dennis McDonald Doug McDonald Margie Michelz Sandra Middleton Penny Miller Kathy Moore Leonard Morgan Pamela Moran Linda Moses Dan Northrup Jane Ohmer Patrick Pasanski Bill Powers Phyllis Priess Anne Reid Kathy Retherford Pam Richardson Mary Rodenbeck Steve Rose Tim Schmidt Karen Schneck Norman Schuyler Sandra Scott Tom Seaton John Senkow James Smith Randy Smith Sandra Spencer Doug Stewart William Stephens Debbra Stuckert Kathy Suprenant Mark Teets James Trojanowski Richard Warner Barbara Weaver Carl Wemer Denise Weaver Ranae Weston Jimmy Wiczorck Carol Wilcox Paul Winkler Sue Ann Wood 112 WE PLANT OURSELVES - EYES FORWARD . . . The 7th grade was ably led by president, David Ellis; v. pres. Maynard Stringer; secretary, Roberta Wixson; treasurer, Ed White and advisor; Mrs. Hillock. Seventh grade, the transition period between elementary school and junior high, is a period of adjustment with new teach- ers, new classes, new rules. This year ' s seventh graders adjusted quickly to become an integral part of the junior high. Terry Lynn Anderson Sherry Lee Anderson Michael Armstrong Timothy Armstrong Linda Arnold Thomas Bertram Terrie Boehn Donna Kay Boers Michael Bondy William Boughner Christie Bricker Burt Brown Randall Burgess James Burt Ray Burt Nancy Ann Busch George Campbell Carla Chapman Rick Collins Billy Crowley Ricky Davies Lucinda Davis Thomas Decker Richard Demaray 113 Arleen Doerfer Veronica Dunn Michael Eagan Rebecca Edwards David Ellis Connie Fahey Vern Fasel William Fenton Sally Ann Fox Cynthia Frye Douglas Gerlach Mary Gleason Gretchen Goodrich David Green Pamela Graves Michael Halsey Robert Harding Diane Harris Richard Irwin Marshall Jowett William Keyworth John Kovatch Kathleen Krenke Michael Kudzia Thomas Kujawa Dena Lasinski Wanda Lasinski Frederick Lichota Larry Lince Gary Lorf James McCue Janie McGaw Patricia McLarty Mary Lou McLean John Malek Brenda Mancevich Janice Marquardt Gary Mason Susan Meddaugh Cindy Meharg Harry Mericle Christine Michelz John Miller Paul Miller Mark Minnis Ted Molesworth Richard Moore Thomas Morgan I 14 Debra Noble Dennis Old Robert Ownesby Cheryl Parker Kathy Parker Robert Perry Celeste Pilon Brian Quinn Cathy Sasseen Victoria Schultz Betty Schuyler Jane Ellen Seaton Janice Senkow Shelley Serwatka Diane Sherdy Gary Smith Roger Smith Renee Snow Joe Sopha Diane Soroka Jack Spencer Charles Stafford Jeffrey Stiles Maynard Stringer Diane Stuart Thomas Tackaberry Rhonda Terrell Frederick Theut Douglas Thompson Kathy Thompson Dennis Tice Matthew Tomaschko Joann Van Brande James Vesper Jeffory Warner Michael Warner Jane Weishuhn Janet Weishuhn Gary Wetter Diane White Edward White Martin Wixson Roberta Wixson William Wixson Dale Wolf David Worton Mary Lou Zaremba Jerome Zells 115 STUDENT COUNCIL LEADS THE WAY FRONT ROW: Janet Boike, Dick Irwin, Dianne Sheardy, Kathy Miller, Sandy Spencer. BACK ROW; Marty Wixson, Anne Reid, Robert LePla, Jim Bearss. Advisor Mr. McNeven The Junior High Student Council is sponsored by Mr. McNeven. These students work hard to make our school great. Being on the student council offers them an op- portunity to represent their school and to be better citizens in the future. STUDENT SECRETARIES ln LIBRARIANS mice Leach, Conn ie Moses, ECOND ROW; Kathy McCue, Christie Bricker. THIRD [Vixson, Linda Ferman, URTH ROW: Daryl Wheeler, Betsy Brown. secretaries help both in -diice and the main office, ney gain invaluable experience as they ’’run the school.” The student librarians help Mrs. Meakin in any way that they can; checking out books, etc. 116 FIRST ROW: Christine Furness Mary Lou Zaremba, Roberta Wixson, Carol Wilcox, Carla Chapman, SECOND ROW: Lucinda Spencer, Kathy McCue, Judy Schwalm, Kathleen Stafford, Miss Allam (Advisor) THIRD ROW: Daryl Wheeler, Ted Molesworth, David Worton. Lucinda gives instructions to Roberta while Chris, Judy, and Ted work diligently on copy. This is the first year that the Yale Bull- dog has had a Junior High staff. The aim of the students on this staff is to give the Junior High students better and more com- plete coverage in their yearbook. 117 F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Connie Moses, Jeanette Legg, Bernice Leach, Judy Ferrier, Denise Richardson, Sharlene Van Brande, Lucinda Spencer, Christine Furness, Sharon Falk. SECOND ROW: Sally McLarty, Vickie Tolan, Linda Regan, Darlene Wixson, Kathy Stafford, Debbie Collins, Connie Brown, Sandy Bullock, Judy Schwalm, Kay Kam- mer, THIRD ROW: Judy Clark, Faye McCallum, Janeann Todd, Edith Frye, Fran- ces Zaremba, Renne Harmer, Barb Chubrick, Emma Werner, Karen Calender, Kathy Braun We thank Mrs. Morgan who has helped us considerably in the last few months of our school year. She has been a great help since Mrs. Scott ' s absence. We had a car-wash, a bake -sale, and the awards banquet this year. 118 MUSIC MAKERS JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Under the direction of Mr. John Mitchell, the Junior High School Concert Band per- formed at the Christmas and Spring Cabaret Concerts. They also had a good time while doing a fine job at the County Band Festival held in Brown City this year. The Mitchell -A ires practice hard all year long for their many concerts. The skill they acquire will be appreciated by the Sen- ior High Band as they graduate to that. Whether they intend to enter the field of music professionally or to use their training for their own pleasure, they could get no finer in- struction. 1 19 THEY CHEER US ON . . . 7th and 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS TOP LEFT; Terry Anderson, Diane Sheardy, Connie Fahey, Janie McGaw, Sherry Anderson BOTTOM LEFT; Ranae Weston, Susan Graves, Mary Jo Lashbrook, Marianne Driscoll, Debbie Fenton, Pam Moran, Mary Jane Cronin, Janet Kelly . . TO VICTORY TOP LEFT - Bob Le Pla, Jim Gathergood, Bernie Davies, Bill Powers, David Kosuchowski, Leonard Mogan, BOTTOM LEFT, Tom Higgins, Doug Campbell, Jim Trosjanowski, Jerry Fasel, Jim Wiczorek, Paul Winkler, Frank Kovach, Mr. Winkler TOP LEFT - Mickey Armstrong, Mike Halsey, Dave Ellis, John Malek, Ted Molesworth, Mike Kudizia, Bill Frenton, Marty Wixson, MIDDLE LEFT - David Worton, Vern Fasel, Lary Lince, Rick Collins, Dick Irwin, Paul Miller, BOTTOM LEFT - Maynard Stringer, Tim Armstrong, Dale Wolf, Gary Lorf, Mike Eagan. Coach Mason AMBITIOUS AND SPIRITED 9th GRADE CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW Left; Denise Richardson, Connie Brown, Debbie Collins, BACK ROW Left; Kathy Braun, Emma Werner, Faye McCallum, Judy Clark, Renne Harmer, Sandy Bullock. We ' re on Top Don ' t let go now. 22 9th GRADE TEAM SHOWS SPIRIT Coach McNeven, Randy Richards, Tom Campbell, Jim Kerr, Clifford Gillian, Peter Michelz, Harold Boughner, Richard Dams, SECOND ROW: Dennis Hall, Darwin Fretenbourgh, Albert Kovatch, Jim Bearss, David Sabada, Pat Sheehy, Charles Wood, FRONT ROW: Richard Armstrong, Tom Pasanski, Jerry Miller, Donald Ling, Richard Klug, Randy Norton, George McConnel, and Mark Verbeke. Basket, boys, Basket! 123 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL AND TRACK FRONT ROW Left; David Kozchowski, Leonard Morgan, Paul Winkler, Jerry Fasel, Rick Collins, Dale Wolf, David Worton, George Campbell, Gary Lorf. SECOND ROW Left; Mike Warne r, Larry Lince, Dick Irwin, Tim Armstrong, Maynard Stringer, Vera Fasel, Tom Tackaberry, THIRD ROW Left; George Bernacik, Randy Burgess, Mr. Winkler, Jeff Warner, Mike Halsey. FRONT ROW Left; Dale Wolf, Gary Lorf, Joey Conroy, Tim Armstrong, Mike Bondy, Dick Irwin, Larry Lince, Maynard Stringer. SECOND ROW Left; Jack Spencer, George Bernacik, Creg McCue, John Malek, Mr. McNevin, Mike Halsey, Mike Kudzia, Marty Wixon. 124 The Yearbook staff would like to express its appreciation to the following people who contributed to the Yearbook. Mr. and Mrs. William Rapley Richard Seaton Mrs. Hinton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Yale Gulf Service Henry ' s Barber Shop Yale Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Quinn Cowhy ' s Recreation Mr. and Mrs. F. V. McCabe Mr. David McNeven Mr. Bill Watson Rep. London ' s Dairy, Inc. Norway Hotel, Avoca Betty Lawsin Barbara Schuette Mr. John Cowan Gib ' s Barber Shop Yale Laundromat Bullock ' s Trailer Park Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Seaton Sheardy Motor Sales Kettlewell Hardware Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fuller Ron ' s Barber Shop, Avoca Dick ' s Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. Aurther Touks Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kells Mildred ' s Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. John Stuckert Gerald Click Best Wishes from Best Wishes from J. A. SERNIAK M.D. Yale, Michigan FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Complete Auto, Life and Property Coverage ROBERT B. HALSEY 11075 Wilkes Road Yale, Michigan Office Phone: 392-2595 Re sidential: 387-2165 126 Best Wishes from WILLIAMS DEPT. STORE Yale, Mich. Best W ishes to the Class of 1967 from MID-MICHIGAN MATERIALS, INC. . Concrete Aggregates . Sand and Stone . Processed Road Gravel VERN AND TED MOLESWORTH Compliments of SAM HOLSWORTH CONTRACTOR Phone 324-2181 Avoca, Michigan Compliments of PETER J. GRACE REALTY AND INSURANCE Phone 384-1818 Specializing in Farms JOSEPH P. GRACE and PATRICK J. GRACE 127 Compliments of Best Wishes CLICK BROS. to the Class of Sand and Gravel 1967 from 8445 Bryce Rd. Goodells, Mich. DR. W. G. BENNETT Phone 324-3733 or 324-3823 Yale, Michigan Best Wishes Compliments ' of from E. PAUL HOULE HODGINS-LaFAVE 6957 Imaly City Rd. FORD-MERCURY Goodells, Mich. 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