Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

1968 BULLDOG Yale High School Yale, Michigan Much Effort Goes Into The 1968 Bulldog introduces you to the wonderful world of the theater and drama. It has been said that drama is the book ol people and that’s what our yearbook is. Our theater is new— Yale High School. Most of our drama takes place here but some scenes are played in the dairy bar, some in the Mem- orial Park. But wherever, we are the characters, the cast. Our teachers and administration play roles similar to those of the director and producer of a play— one makes the production decisions, obtains financial backing for the play; the other works to bring out values and meaning through the actors. The stars, of course, are the Seniors who have had the most experience and therefore take the leading roles in our play. The stage crew is behind the scenes working-clubs, sports, the action, the workers who receive little credit for much work. The people practicing to be actors, the understudy, the apprentices are found in the junior high where they first move from class to class, first have a student council and their own dances. They will soon move up to become part of the cast of the high school. And our last chapter is the pa- trons who support the play with their money and good will. So sit back and look through our drama, the 1968 BULL- DOG. Creating a New Setting JT 7 • ' X A new theater offers exciting prospects. While the cast is rehearsing in the old school, the builders and carpenters are busy creating the set-new large classrooms, adequate light- ing, new properties. So after a year of practice we moved in- to a theater which was not quite finished. The stage mana- gers, the master of properties, the coaches all have last minute details to check. A trial run, much like taking a play out of town to iron out the bugs before the Broadway opening, takes place. So you can see the contrast-the old, the new; the building, piles of boards, wheelbarrows, empty halls; then Our New Theater Charlie raises the flag, like the curtain rising, and the show goes on. Whether or not the play is a hit depends on the co- operation of the entire ; the producers, the directors, the stars, the cast, the crew and the patrons. And we think that YALE HIGH SCHOOL is a HIT! Yale High School Mrs. Brown Retires from Directing The students and faculty of Yale High School are proud and honored to dedicate the 1968 year- book to Mrs. Brown who has taught the last fifteen years of her thirty years teaching career in Yale. She had been successful and well liked as a teacher as well as a per- son. She received her B.A. degree in 1926 from Adrian College, then did post graduate work at Central Michigan University, Eastern Mich- igan University and the University of Michigan. So, as with her classes she shows through her life and work that we must never stop learning. She has taught English nine and ten, Remedial reading, and French. For many students she cast a light on their seemingly dark future through her constant encourage- ment and influence. She preferred honesty and de- termination more in a person than any other quality. Students looked upon her as a wise woman in many senses of the word. One student was overheard in the hall saying, “I like her, she gave me a lot of breaks.” She gave students the chance to make somethingof them- selves by “letting” them, not “mak- ing” them. We are happy that she can retire to enjoy her husband and the farm, but we hope she comes back to visit YHS once in a while because we will miss her. 4 5 RICK ARMSTRONG “Rick” Course: Gen. FootbalJ 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1 ; Class Officer 3; Home- coming Court 3; Future Plans: Air Force CHRISTINE ANGLEBRANDT “Chris” Course: Gen. Cadet Teacher; Student Librarian; Transfer; Future Plans: Nurse FRANKLIN R. BEACH “Frank” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Tennessee Temple School MARIE JOSETTE BEDY “Jo” Course: College Prep. Drama Club 2; Glee Club 4; Art 3,4; Future Plans: Marriage and Work DAVID BORES “Otto” Course: College Prep. Base- ball 3; Football 4; Basketball manager 2,3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Future Plans: College and Marine Corps WILLIAM L. BOWEN “Bill” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Work and Marriage JAMES R. BROWN “Jim” Course: College Prep. Football 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2,4; Homecoming King 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1 ; Future Plans: Unde- cided 6 LINDA LOUISE BULLARD “Bull’ Course: College Prep. Cheerleading 3: F.H.A. 1 ; Spanish Club 2; Future Plans: Marriage BERNARD E. CAMPBELL “Bernie” Course: College Prep. Football 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1 ,2,3,4; Regional F.F.A. Officer 4; Band 1,2, 3 ,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Pep Band 4; Future Plans: St. Clair County Community College and Marine Corps SHARON D. CARRIER “Shar” Course: Commercial. Steno- graphy Club; Cadet Secretary; Student Librarian ; Pep Club 4; Band 3,4; Future Plans: Secretarial Work SUZANNE CARRIER “Sue” Course: Gen. Pep Club 4; Fu- ture Plans: Nursing RICHARD CHARNICK “Rich” Course: Gen. Future Plans: College SANDRA LEE CLYNE “Sandi” Course: College Prep. Junior Play; Spanish Club 2,3; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Band l,2;Home- coming Court 4; Student Council 4; Future Plans: Lawyer STEWART D. COLE “Eloc” Course: College Prep. Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1 ; Latin Club ; Varsity Club 3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Ju- nior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Pep Club 3,4; Future Plans: Col- lege 7 DENNIS COLLINS “Boston” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Air Force TRUDY CONLEY Course: College Prep. Transfer; Class Officer 1 ; Girl’s Track 1 ; Band 1,2,4; F.H.A. 2; F.N.A. 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Pep Club 4; Home- coming Queen 4; Cheerleading 4; School School Newspaper 3; Future Plans: Beauty College JOHN DORCY Course: Gen. Future Plans: Undecided LINDA MAE DUBOVENKO Course: Commercial. Junior Play ; Senior Play; Latin Club 1,2; Student Secretary 2,4; Of- fice Girl 1,4; F.N.A. 4; Fu- ture Plans: Commercial School PETE DUBOVENKO Course: College Prep. Foot- ball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1 ,2; Junior Play Cast; Future Plans: College RONALD EDWARDS “Ron” Course: College Prep. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3 ,4; Future Plans: College ALLEN EVEN1NGRED “Al” Course: Gen. Art 1,2; Future Plans: Auto Mechanic KATHLEEN E. FASEL “Kath” Course: College Prep; Cheerleading 1, 2,3 ; Pep Club 3 ; Drama Club 3 ; Span- ish Club 2,3; Class Officer 2; Junior Play ; Student Secretary 3,4; Future Plans: Airline Stewardess KATHY A FASEL “Fizzle” Course: College Prep. Drama Club 2; F.H.A. Officer 1 ; F.N.A. 4; Junior Play Cast ; Senior Play Cast ; Cheerleading 1 , 3 ; Homecoming Court 1,3; Class Of- ficer 2; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3; Fu- ture Plans: Harper Hospital School of Nursing RAY FOLEY “Killer” Course: College Prep. Trans- fer; Track 4; Future Plans: College JAMES FOSTER “Jim” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Undecided JAMES FRETENBOROUGH “Jim” Course: College Prep. Latin Club 1 ,2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3 ,4; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Junior Play Cast ; Senior Play Cast ; Future Plans: College JACQUELINE GATHERGOOD “Jackie” Course: Gen. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Future Plans: Marriage DAVID L. GILLIAN “Dave” Course: College Prep. Basketball 2,3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3,4; Football 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Student Teacher 4; Se- nior Play Cast; Future Plans: College 9 HARLAN GINGRICH “Buzz” Course: College Prep. Spanish Club 1, 2; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Football 4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Future Plans: College DAN GREENIA “Worm” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Work DONALD K. HARNDEN “Don” Course: Gen. Football 4; Bas- ketball 2,4; Junior Play Cast; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 1 ; Future Plans: Mechanical School and Service DONALD HARRIS “Raspberry” Course: College Prep. Baseball 3; Future Plans: College or State Police JUDY HAWK “Wimpi” Course: College Prep. Span- ish Club 3,2; F.H.A. 1; Office Girl 3,4; Future Plans: Beau- tician and Marriage TERRY HIJA “Tera” Course: College Prep. Drama Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Year- book 1 ; Future Plans: Undecided JOHN HOLSWORTH “Jose” Course: Gen. Baseball 1,4; Football 1 ; Basketball 2; Future Plans: Mason Work and Navy 10 STEVE HOSKINS Course: College Prep. Spanish Club 2. Future Plans: Service MARY LYNN HOULE “Mule” Course: College Prep. F.N.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Span- ish Club Officer 4; F.T.A. 4; Class Treasurer 4; Cadet Teacher 2,3,4; Stu- dent Secretary 4; Drama Club 3; Ju- nior Play Cast; Senior Play. Future Plans: High School Spanish Teacher. ALEX HUSTON “Hue” Course: College Prep. Track 2. Future Plans: College DIANNA JEWELL “Dye” Course: General. F.N.A. 3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Future Plans: Marriage DAN JOZW1AK “D.J ” Course: General. Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; F.F.A. 1,2, 3 ,4. Future Plans: Unde- cided LINDA KAMMER Course: College Prep. F.N.A. 1 ; Span- ish Club 2,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Steno- graphy Club 4; Teachers Aid 4; Future Plans: Marriage CRAIG KETTLEWELL “C.K.” Course: General. Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1 ,2; Track 1 ; Student Council 2; Junior Play; Senior Play. Future Plans: Service ii MARY LEE KLE1TCH “Mary” Course: Gen. Stenography Club 4; Girls Choir 4; Future Plans: Marriage and ar- tist VICKI LANDON Course: Commercial. Stenography Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Elementary Of- fice 4; Future Plans: Business School BARBARA R. LAS1NSK1 “Barb” Course: College Prep. Latin Club 2,3; Pep Club 4; Future Plans: College KAREN LOGGANS Course: College Prep. F.H.A. 1 ; Spanish Club 2,3; News- paper Staff 4; Stenography Club 4; Future Plans: College KEITH LOSS1NG Course: Gen. Spanish Club 2, 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Baseball 1 ; Future Plans: Undecided JILL McGAW Course: College Prep. Class Officer 1 ,2; F.H.A. 1 ; F.H.A. Officer 1 ; Homecom- ing Court 1 ; Drama Club 2; Student Secretary 2,4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Class Editor 3; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play; F.N.A. 4; Future Plans: Joan Je- wett Career School GEORGE McGUIRE “Junior Bug” Course: Gen. Football 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Intermural Basketball 1,2, 3; Ju- nior Play Cast; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Fu- ture Plans: Service 12 RICHARD McLARTY “Dick” Course: General. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2 ,3 ,4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Future Plans: Undecided MARY MAJKA Course: College Prep. Spanish Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; F.T.A. 4; Class Officer 4; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Future Plans: High School English Teacher TRUDY MEHARG Course: College Prep. F.H.A. 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Future Plans: College FRANK MERICLE Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Undecided DIANE MORAN Course: Gen. Stenography Club; Office 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Fu- ture Plans: Office Work JOHN OWENSBY “John” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Service WALTER PARRY “Walt” Course: College Prep. Band 1,2,4; Se- nior Play Cast; Junior Play Cast; Class Officer 1,4; Future Plans: College 13 DANIEL PERRY “Pines” Course: General. Intramural Basketball. Future Plans: Undecided ROGER PI LON “Rock” Course: General. Future Plans: Air Force and Farming RUSSELL REINHOLZ Course: General. Transfer. Fu- ture Plans: Undecided JOHN RICHARDS Course: General. Future Plans: Armed Forces LOCKLIN RILEY “Hippie” Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Service SHARON ROBINSON “Shar” Course: General. Class Vice-President 1 ; Cheerleading 1 ; F.H.A. Secretary 1 ; Class President 2; Band 2,3; Spanish Club; Drama Club; School Newspaper 4. Future Plans: Junior College MIKE ROSE Course: General. Future Plans: Navy 14 TERRENCE L. SCHE1BLE “Terry” Course: Gen. Yearbook Staff 3; School Newspaper 3; Homecoming Court 3; Junior Play ; Future Plans: Military Ser- vice CHRISTINE J. SCHNECK “Chris” Course: College Prep. F.H.A. 1 ,2; Pep Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Girl’s State Delegate 3; Future Plans: Michigan State University RONALD SCOTT “Ron” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Undecided KATHY J. SEATON Course: College Prep. F.H.A. 1,2; F.H.A. Officer 1,2; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Home- coming Representative 4; Ju- nior Play; Class Officer 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Latin Club Officer 2,3; D.A.R. Award 4; Future Plans: College PATRICIA SKLBA “Pat” Course: Commercial. F.H.A. 1 ; Class Officer 1 ; Cheerlead- ing 3; Student Secretary 3; Girl’s State Delegate 3; Steno- graphy Club 4; Future Plans: Marriage and Business School ALAN SMITH “Smut” Course: College Prep. Basketball 1,2; Football 3; Junior Play Cast; Varsity Club 3,4; Future Plans: College WILLIAM SMITH “Bill” Course: Gen. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Football 3; Future Plans: Farming 15 BEN STEINHOFF “Red Baron” Course: College Prep. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club Officer 4; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Future Plans: College Prep. WILLIAM H. STRENK “B.S.” Course: College Prep. Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3 ,4; Future Plans: Junior Col- lege and Navy SUSAN THEUT “Sue” Course: Commercial. Steno- graphy Club 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Future Plans: Busi- ness School RICHARD THIERRY “Rick” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Service JEAN C. TIRMKO “Jeannie” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Undecided RICHARD VESTER “Rick” Course: College Prep. Transfer; Junior Play; Future Plans: Navy THOMAS VOJTASK “Tom” Course: Gen. Future Plans: Undecided 16 ROBERT WELCH “Bob” Course: Gen. Spanish Club 3,2; Future Plans: Army MELVIN WHITE “Mel” Course: College Prep. Future Plans: Col- lege DAVE W1GHTMAN “Marlin” Course: College Prep. Spanish Club 1,2; Intramural Basket- ball 1 ; Future Plans: Junior College SALLY MARIE WILSON “S. Sal” Course: College Prep. Band 1, 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 3, 4; Student Council Officer 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Year- book Editor 3; Band Camp Delegate 3; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3 ;Student Sec. 2,3; Future Plans: College LEE ANN W1XSON “Wix” Course: College Prep. Cheerleading 1,3; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play; Spanish Club 1 ,2; F.H.A. 1 ,2; Future Plans: College JANET WOLF “Wolfie” Course: College Prep. Junior Play Cast; Spanish Club 2,3; Homecoming Court 2; Drama Club 2; Student Teacher 4; Class Officer 3; Future Plans: Michigan State University LINDA L. WINKLER Course: Commercial. F.H.A. 1 ; Pep Club 3; Stenography Club 4; Junoi r Play Cast 3; Future Plans: Marriage 17 The Stars Scrapbook All the couples who got engaged. Jim Foster with freckles? How did Sally get that nickname? of Things to Remember Remember Mr. Wood’s mailbox? Mr. Martin! Leaving school to go home and hit the books again. What about next year. Act III Stage Manager and Crew The Senior Class Officers this year are Stewart Cole, President; Mary Houle, Treasurer; Kathy Seaton, Secretary ; Mr Richard Little, Advisor; and Mary Maj- ka, Vice-President. Awarded for academic excellence this year are the Se- niors with the highest grade point averages, Valedictorian Walter Parry (below) and Salutatorian, Kathy Seaton (lower left). Both have followed a college prep, course and been active members of their class. Walter was in both the junior and senior plays, a student council member and a band member. Kathy has been a class officer and an officer in the F.H.A.; she was a member of the drama club and the junior play cast and the Pep club; and she represented her class on Homecoming Court this year. Kathy also received the D.A.R. Award. Iff 20 Curtain Cal Mr. Jay Eldred, superintendent of Yale Schools, ad- dresses the capacity crowd at the 1968 Commencement ex- ercises. Graduation exercises began Friday, June 7 with Class Day. Those who won in the mock elections were an- nounced; the class will, prophecy and history were read and lastly, the class gifts were presented. Baccalaureate services were held in the gym Sunday, June 9 with the Rev. Mr. H.L. Matteson, pastor of the United Missionary Church, deliver- ing the message. The Commencement, itself, at which Dr. Lowell Eklund spoke was held June 12. After turning in their caps and gowns, the Seniors got together for the an- nual Senior Party at the Elementary School. 21 The Wonderful World of the Young 4 . DANCING IN THE DARK Spring Enchantment The Senior Prom, Spring Enchantment, was beautiful this year-complete with a sidewalk cafe, a wishing well and a star studded night. The guest list included many famous names. Entertainment was provided by “The Words.” We were served a lovely luncheon by Mrs. Thomas (a great dan- cer, right?) and Mrs. Weston at the sidewalk cafe. Then back to the dance floor. As usual the Seniors outdid themselves— they have consistently had the best decorations-both for dances and floats. And SPRING ENCHANTMENT proved no exception! PRODUCERS and DIRECTORS A Good Production Staff Mr. Kells helps set the cornerstone on our new theater of Mr. Jay Eldred, Superintendent of Yale Public Schools, operations. Mr. Franklin Kells is president of the Yale Board of Ed- ucation. Other members are Robert J. Meikle, vice-presi- dent; Ted Molesworth, secretary; Robert H. Bricker, trustee; William J. Fenton, trustee; William M. Reid, trustee; Gary W. Schroeder, trustee. Producers Goals “Education is a Pride; a Goal; a Means to an End; it is ALL things.” Only Education can provide an answer to the ills of society— the Role of education encompasses all things. If we are to properly deal with the basic moral issues of the day— The rights of the individual, so- ciety’s responsibility to all people, the governmen- tal role in our society, and the interpretation of democratic freedom— it becomes increasingly ap- parent that education must prepare us to evaluate and establish those principles which will insure the future. Man’s education cannot be left to chance. The educational system is specialized in the production of people not manpower! If education is to flourish the government and the public have to be convinced that the resources must be found. Only good schools can determine whether the American dream can be fulfilled for all children re- gardless of circumstances. In spite of long centuries of education in his- tory— we are probably on a greater threshold of Frontiership than we have ever seen. Mrs. Bev Brown, Bookkeeper Miss Vera Hoskins, secretary. Provides a Fine Program MR. JAMES MARTIN-High School Principal busy look- ing over some work at his desk. Mr. Martin is a good friend to all-he always has a friendly smile and a wave for us as he walks through the hallways. He is the kind of man who is fair in punishment when it is needed and easy to talk to when we have a problem. He attends most of our school functions, not out of duty, but because he likes us. And we want to thank him for being “our kind of people” (that should, however, be said with a southern accent). Mrs. Rose Edgerton is Mr. Martin’s secretary and in charge of the student secretaries. MR. JOHN WARK-High School Counselor. Here is the man who helps with our schedules, our problems, sees to it that we get the necessary scholarships, the right applica- tion to the right school so that we may continue becom- ing. An if you ever want to see a man about a good joke to tell, now that Stu Cole is gone, see Mr. Wark! Mrs. Betty Halsey is Mr. Wark’s secretary (lucky man!) Did you ever see her frown? Betty always has a smile for every- one-even when she tells you Mr. Wark is busy. Mr. John Mitchell— Band Director Did you ever see anyone who was always so cheer- ful? The Directors Led Mr. Richard Wiersma, Jr.-Bookkeeping and Short- hand and Adult Education. Someone just interrupted his class. Wonder if he means us? The director, the teacher, the gadfly, the guide. The director is the person on whom the success or failure of the play depends. He is responsible for the unification of all production elements-the learning process, both subject matter and social ac- tivities. He must be an able guide with the right questions and the right answers. He must care about people for a good play presents a problem and lets the audience watch the solution and then teaches him to judge the outcome. It takes patience and love to let someone work out his own problem. Mrs. Helen Decker— Librarian Mrs. Decker shows Terry how to check out books. 26 r Us Through Our Paces Mr. Robert Winkler— Wood Shop See we told you Mr. Winkler wasn’t always that serious. Mr. Regis Smith— Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science. “Haven’t you taken roll yet? Was it because of the acid on your chair?” Mr. John Mitchell— Vocal Music and Art. Artie Hummer is still directing. Mr. Willis Johnson— Drafting and Metal Shop. Look at his work! The Director Must Work Mr. Bert Cook-Agriculture and Future Farmers. “OK Bill, now where do you put the stool.” Mr. Robert Martin-Algebra and General Math. Mr. Martin also coaches baseball, teaches driver ed. and sponsors the Pep Club. Mr. Richard Little— Spanish and Jr. High Science. Mr. Little demonstrates our new language lab. It looks a little like Cape Kennedy. 1 2 3 Blastoff! Mr. Keith Anderson-Boys Physical Education. Mr. Anderson also coaches football and track. to Find Value and Meaning Miss Olive Cunningham-World history and geography and sociology. She looks like she just corrected one of your tests or maybe it’s eighth hour. Mr. Robert Cook-Permanent substi- tute. He filled in for Mr. Johnson during his long illness. Miss Joanne Toebe— Home Economics and cheer- leading. “What was that award you got from the girls in F.H.A.?” Mrs. Opal Bricker- English and Speech. Mrs. Bricker also coached the Debate team and was in charge of Forensics. Teachers Must Be Able Mr. Roy Johnston-Typing, General Business and Senior Math. “Smiley” is also the Track and Basketball coach. He is try- ing hard not to encourage Ron Scott by laughing! Mr. David Wood— American history and government. “Don’t interrupt my study break!” Mr. Wood also helped direct the senior play and the new Yale drivers. Miss Diane Allam— English and American history. “Who is she disgusted with now?” Miss Allam also was in charge of Yearbook, Student Council and the Junior Play. 30 to Handle Equipment and People Mr. David McNeven-Biology and Physical Science. “You cut up a what?” Miss Linda Whitcomb-Algebra, Geometry and Trig. -t x 1889= 1876987654678 92398 +2344565437893938 Now that’s easy enough for the general math students even! These are the secretaries in training who help teachers and students so. STUDENT SECRETARIES: (top, left) Debbie Collins, Don- narae Ostrander, Diane Atkins, Judy Clark, Diane Bullock, Daryl Wheeler, Terry Hija, Jackie Sullivan. 2nd Row: Janet Boike, Mary Houle, Connie Brown, Sandy Bullock, Barbara Silverthorne, Betsy Brown, Judy Schwalm, Kathy Fasel. 3rd Row: Ruth Houle, Linda Winkler, Peggy Krosnicki, Linda Dubevenko, Trudy Meharg, Linda Dandron, Jill Me- Gaw. 4th Row: Mary Bondy, Cecelia McIntyre, Renae Weston, Darlene Wixson, Denise Conley, Janet Bertram. The Special Services . . . The Cafeteria, a familiar place, full of pushing and shoving, complaints, smiles when the food is par- ticularly good. But these women prepare and serve the food every day. The hot lunch program also gives some students a chance to earn some extra money. Here Mrs. Boers, Linda Lawson and Chief Weston serve Debbie Collins. And then there’s Mrs. to take our money. Behind the scenes Mrs. Brown serves potato chips and malts. Are Appreciated I Yale’s custodians sometimes have a terribly hard job clean- ing up after us. And this year they have picked up a new nickname “the john sitters”. How many nights did Mrs. Stiles come back to babysit at a dance? How many extra times did Scottie have to stay late to open and close doors for the Junior Play? And Charlie . . . yes Charlie ... he is always willing to donate his time to help us. Too bad we make their job tough. Pictured (as if you had to be told): Charlie Spencer, Mrs. Stiles, Scottie Bialk. 32 CAST Christine Armstrong Diane Atkins Diane Beach Claude Bedy Dennis Beem Janet Bertram Linda Blaszczuk Elizabeth Boddy David Boike Mary Bondy Ray Bullard Diane Bullock Linda Burton Bob Butler Kathy Chatterton Gerald Click Pat Conroy Linda Dandron Earl Davies Bill DeWolf READY, AIM, FIRE: The Juniors are getting ready to have their pictures taken. Everyone is primp- ing to see that they look beautiful once that camera is focused on them. It looks like Liz is the only one who wasn’t fooled. 34 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Shannon Ingles, Secretary ; Ceceilia McIntyre, President; Mr. Maguire, Advisor; Kathy Chatterton, Historian; Claude Bedy, 2nd Vice-President; Elizabeth Boddy, Treasurer; Diane Bullock, Vice-President. Mary Dorcy Pamela Doughty Jeff Edwards ft K ' f TN Debie Ellis Sandra Eschker Linda Fagen Lee Ferguson Mark Fuller Allen Gainer Dennis Gerlach Garry Gilbert Michael Graves Henry Grosch Robert Halsey Connie Hansman Mike Harmer Richard Hayes Dale Hendra Rhonda Hinton Ruth Houle Dennis Hyde Shannon Ingles Geraldine Jankowski 35 Cherie Kelley Cynthia Krenke Peggy Krosnicki Delores Lawson Jeanett Legg Ronald Lentner David Loggans Andrew Lossing Gary Lukovich Larry Lukovich Jane McAlpine Chris McCue Susan McGuire Cecelia McIntyre Terry Mason Mike Michelz Lawrence Mogan Cathrine Morrison Edith Mudge Carol Nichols John Ohmer Mary Lou Osmialowski Donnarae Ostrander Douglas Priehs Mike Probst June Rapley Scott Richards Mike Rose 36 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Joann Armstrong William McMurtrie Don Sullivan Dennis Dorland David Middleton Sara Thompson George Grymomprez Joyce Mericle Robert Watson Jim Meyer Roger Silverthorn Susan Snead Ricky Snow Elizabet h Sopha Cheryl Spencer Jackie Sullivan Pat Teets Raymond Theut Dan Thompson Linda Tice Robert Trojanowski Lee Vilas Kay Warner Diana Weishuhn Connie White Sandra Wilson Marilyn Wixson David Wolf 37 Richard Armstrong James Bearss Gregory L. Boers Janet Boike Kathy Braun Betsy Brown Connie Brown Sandy Bullock Karen Callendar Gayle Campbell Tom Campbell Barbara Chubrick Deborah Ciemnick Judy Clark Deborah Collins Denise Conley Clayton Cooley Richard Dams Penny DePelsMaeker Max Eschker SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Rich Dams, President; Randy Norton, Vice-President; Dave Sabada, Secretary; Kay Rammer, Treasurer; Mr. David McNeven, Advisor. That adoring look-how does he rate. Dennis Ellis Tim Fagan Daniel Fahey Sharon Lee Falk Judy Ferrier Linda Fisher Michael Francek Sharon Frasier Darwin Fretenborough Karen Frasier Fred Fuller Christine Furness Clifford Gillian William Lee Gleason Leonard Guigar Carol Hale Dennis Hall James Harden Cheryl Hija David Hoffman Tom Holsworth Douglas Huston Kay Ann Kammer Diana Kimmel David King Richard Klug 39 Albert Kovatch Richard Kristick Bernice Leach Donald Ling Deborah McBride Faye McCallum Duane McClelland George McConnell Gary McDonald Sally McLarty Jerry Miller Kathy Miller Connie Moses John Murphy Randy Norton Dennis Parry Pam Pikura John Preston Ray Priess Linda Regan Bill Reid Randy Richards Denise Richardson Peggy Rose Dave Sabada Micky Salerno Judy Schwalm Kathy Serniak 40 The Girl Watchers Pat Sheehy Cindy Smith Martin Southard Lucinda Spencer Patty Spencer George Stafford Kathy Stafford Martha Starks Don Strenk Ron Strenk Susan Stuckert Jerome Thoel Harry Tice Janeann Todd Vicki Tolan Lillian Tucker Mark Verbeke Ron Vester Tom Vilas Emma Werner Daryl Wheeler Ron White Sue Winkler Don Wixson Frances Zaremba Jane Burt Diane Hastings 41 James Anglebrandt Noreen Atkins Ruthann Bechtel George Bernacik Lyle Bialk William Brewster Robert Brown Kathy Bullard Douglas Campbell Raymond Carr Gregory Ciel Mary Ann Coady Joey Conroy Cindy Cronkright Mary Jane Cronin Bernie Davies Tiena DePelsMacker Tom Dorcy Marianne Driscoll Donna Farden Freshman Class Officers CLASS OFFICERS: Bob LePla, Ranae Weston, Martha Wiesman, Kristy Kujawa. Standing: Mr. Martin. 42 Susan Graves Terry Greenia Carol Grosch Jerry Hall Deborah Hastings Wanda Havens Mary Ann Henry Tom Higgins Keith Hines Gail Holsworth Judy Hudzinski Stephen Jakubowski Ruth Ann Jewell Mark Jowett Janet Kelly Francis Kovach Kristy Kujawa Dallus Landon Mary Jo Lashbrook Bill Lawson 43 Linda Lawson Robert LePla Linda Loxton Kathy McCue Dennis McDonald David Makowski Barbara Malek Donald Mandeville Faye Martin Richard Mason Margie Michelz Sandra Middleton Penny Miller Tom Mitchell Cathy Moore Pamela Moran Linda Moses Jane Ohmer Richard Pierc e Bill Powers 44 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Sherry Aman Kathy Click Carol Daniel Frank Hija Doug McDonald John Maertons Ivan Marquardt James Mathews Gary Miron Leonard Mogan Michael Pierce Norman Schuyler James Smith Lorian Smith William Stephens Doug Stewart Denise Weaver Jim Wiczorek Karen Schneck Sandra Scott Thomas Seaton John Senkow Randy Smith Sandra Spencer Debra Stuckert Kathy Suprenant Mark Teets James Trojanowski Richard Werner Barbara Weaver Carl Werner Ranae Weston Pete Wiegand Carol Wilcox Mitchell Winkler Paul Winkler Martha Wiseman Sue Wood 45 Cast at Work and Play SCENES Publicity Department NEWSPAPER STAFF-Sitting: Mrs. Birdenia Brown, advisor; Gary Lukovich, editor; Betsy Brown, editorial editor; Cindy Smith, editor-in- chief; Randy Norton, Treasurer; Mr. Richard Wiers- ma, advisor. 2nd row: Linda Kammer, Linda Wink- ler, Karen Loggans, Susan Theut, Mary Klietch, Vic- ki Landon, Sharon Carrier. 3rd row: Janet Bertram, Bernice Leach, Lucinda Spencer, Sue Winkler, Janet Boike, Janet Fladzinski, Cecelia McIntyre, George Stafford. 4th row: Kay Kammer, Judy Schwalm, Diane Hastings, Debbie Collins, Kathy Serniak, Sha- ron Robinson, Francis Zaremba, Jane Burt, Kathy Stafford. 5th row: Edith Frye, Vicki Tolan, Jan- eann Todd, Albert Kovatch, Pat Sheehy, Mark Ver- beke, Micky Salerno, Judy Clark, Karen Callender. YEARBOOK STAFF-Seated: Denise Conley, Renae Weston, June Rapley, ed- itor; Lucinda Spencer, editor-in-chief. 2nd row: Judy Schwalm, Kathy Staf- ford, Mae Doughtery, business secretary; Elizabeth Boddy, Jill McGaw. 3rd row: Kathy Chatterton, Debbie McBride, Gary Lukovich, Gerald Click, Barb Mal- ek, Jackie Sullivan, Miss Diane Allam, advisor. The Yearbook Staff has worked un- der pressing conditions this year, but we have managed to put out a satisfactory annual. We could not have done this without the help of Miss Allam. We deeply appreciate her dedication to the job and we take this opportunity to thank her. 48 Assistant Directors STUDENT COUNCIL-Standing: Gail Holsworth, June Rapley, Debbie Mc- Bride, Scott Richards, Bill Strenk, Jim Bearss, Kathy Moore, Jackie Sullivan, Denise Conley. Sitting: Debbie Ellis, Jane McAlpine, Sally Wilson, president; Sandy Clyne, treas.; Miss Allam, advisor. Promote Our School Debate gives practice in presenting one’s views in an organized form while speaking to an audience. It develops freedom and poise in public speaking as well as quick thinking. The seven mem- bers this year worked very hard and at the final Debate Tournament won in all four rounds of debate. The topic this year was “Resolved that Congress should establish uniform regulations to control criminal investigation procedures.” Yale was host to the Blue Water Forensic Tournament on March 6, 1968. May Dougherty won second place in the Lea- gue with her Original Oration ; Sally Wilson, fourth place with her Humorous Reading. Eleven schools participated in- cluding: Port Huron High,CrosLex High, Port Huron Northern, Romeo High School, Marysville, Marine City, St. Clair, Almont, Capac, Richmond and Yale. DEBATE: Daryl Wheeler, May Dough- erty, sec.; Earl Davis, pres.; Mrs. Opal Bricker, Andy Lossing, treas.; Marilyn Wixon, Randy Norton. Not pictured— Fred Fuller, reporter. F-H.A Gets a New Director 1st row: Diana Weishuhn, Lucinda Spencer, Ruth Houle, Cecelia McIntyre, sec.; Jackie Sullivan, pres.; Mary Bondy, vice-pres.; Mary Houle, treas.; Janet Ber- tram, Barb Chubrick, Barbara Silverthorn. 2nd row: Miss Joanne Toebe; Advisor; Donna Farden, Carol Wil- cox, Connie Hansman, Pam Doughty, Connie Brown, Peggy Krosnicki, Linda Dandron, Judy Hudzinski, Deb- bie Stuckert, Linda Blaszczuk. 3rd row: Sandy Bul- lock, Noreen Atkins, Sandy Eschker, Barb Malek, Deb- bie Collins, Diane Atkins, Janeann Todd, Diane Bul- lock, Fran Zaremba, Kristy Kuijawa, Wanda Havens, Terri Greenia. F.F.A. on a New Stage Region 1st row: Terry Mason, Dan Thompson, Jim Freten- borough, Bill Smith, Mike Graves, Dennis Hyde, Mr. Cook. 2nd row: George McConnell, Ted Werner, Don Manderville, Mark Teets, Harry Tice, Rick Mason, Doug Huston. 3rd row: Dave Hoffman, Leonard Guigar, Je- rome Thoel, Bernie Campbell, Hamilton Morrison, Don Sullivan, Henery Grosch, John Maertens. 4th row: Jer- ry Miller, Darwin Fretenborough, Ray Carr, Tom Camp- bell, Pat Teets, Dan Jozwiak, Rich Davidson, Bernie Davies, Sam Brown, Doug Campbell. 50 Spanish Club Entertains Mexicans “Los Buenos Compaeros” spent a Sunday afternoon at the homes of Mexican families in Capac. Houles, Bearss, and Doughterys hosted the return visit. This was just one of the fun projects which enabled Mr. Little’s Spanish Club to learn more about Spanish Culture. 1st row: Kathy Serniak, treasurer; Betsy Brown, Vice- President; Mary Lynn Houle, President; Mary Majka, Secretary ; Ruth Ann Houle, Points Chairman; Pat Sheehy. 2nd row: Lucinda Spencer, Judy Schwalm, Jane Ohmer, Cindy Smith, Kathy Stafford, Sue Wink- ler, Karen Schneck, Janet Boike, Advisor Mr. Richard Little. 3rd row: Gregory Boers, Diana Beach, Sandy Eschker, Garry Gilbert, Debbie Collins, John Ohmer, Jim Bearss, Fran Zaremba, Richard Seaton, Andy Los- sing. French Club Newly Organized Among some of the activities, the French Club has held a Mardi Gras Party, Bake Sale, and a trip to the Detroit In- stitution of Arts, to develop their know- ledge of French history, and culture. Seated: Faye McCallum, Secretary ; De- nise Conley, President; Kathy Miller, Vice-President; Peggy Rose, Treasurer. Standing: Mr. Maguire, Janet Bertram, Christine Furness, Barb Chubrick, Kathie Click, May Doughtery, Jackie Sullivan, Debbie McBride, Marilyn Wixon. 51 Musical Score by . . Back row: Mary Bondy, Kathy Serniak, Jeff Edwards, Steve Jakubowski, Bernie Campbell, Mr. Mitchell, Cyn- thia Krenke, Rhonda Hinton, June Rapley, Kathy Mil- ler, Earl Davies. Middle row: Jane Ohmer, Lyle Bialk, Bernie Davies, Rick Snow, Doug Campbell, George Staf- ford, Jackie Sullivan, Greg Ciel, Bob LePla, Anne Reid, Kathy Click. 1st row: Kathy Chatterton, Connie Hans- man, Faye McCallum, Wanda Havens, Sally Wilson, Sandy Spencer, Judy Hudzinski, Penny Miller, Eliza- beth Boddy. The Yale High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Jack Mitchell, has provided our musical background well this year. They hosted the County Band Festival which was attended by many and enjoyed by all. It was an all- day practice under the direction of a guest director. They worked hard that day, but knew that it was worth it all. It is safe to say that we have a top-qual- ity band and should be proud of it. 52 Yale High School Band The Pep Band was newly formed this year. Cymbal clash, drum roll and the Vale team takes the court. It seems much easier to cheer with the wild sup- port of the band. Members are: (top) Jeff Edwards, Mary Bondy, Kathy Ser- niak. 3rd row: George Stafford, Jackie Sullivan, Cynthia Krenke, Anne Reid, Kathy Click. 2nd row: Lyle Bialk, Ber- nie Davies, Jane Ohmer, Sandy Spencer, Wanda Havens, Penny Miller. 1st row: Earl Davies, Faye McCallum. 53 New: Girls Glee Club 1st row: Barbara Malek, Peggy Krosnicki, Donna Farden, Mary Jane Cronin, Linda Loxton, Ruth Bechtel, Bernice Leach, Denice Weaver, Gail Holesworth, Patti Spencer. 2nd row: Mary Lou Osmialowski, Mary Lee Kleitch, Cathy Moore, Susie Graves, Kathy McCue, Ruth Jewell, Diane Hastings, Debbie Stuckert, Susan Sneed, Martha Wiesman, Kristy Kujawa, Mr. Mitchell. 3rd row: Phylis Priese, No- rean Atkinson, Carol Wilcos, Kathy Supernaut, Karen Calendar, Vicki Tolan, Kay Ferriby, Margie Michelez, Ka- thy Bullard, Dian Beach, Mary Ann Henery, Martha Starks. The Girl’s Glee Club has had a busy first year. Last fall they began their sea- son by performing for the dedication program of the school. This was fol- lowed by the Christmas Concert in De- cember. Among the numbers performed was a lullabye “Jesus, Jesus Rest Your Head’’ in which Diane Beach did a fine job as soloist. On April 2nd, the girls boarded the bus in the morning to start on their way to Port Huron Northern. At one o’clock in the afternoon they began a three-hour rehearsal in prepara- tion for the evening performance. There were more than 1000 participants from the schools of St. Clair County performing for the Festival. The girl’s ended their season with a successful Spring Concert in the month of April. 54 Future Nurses Form a New Unit Back row: Linda Holsworth, Linda Burton, Lee Ann Wixon, Kathy Fasal, Ruth Houle. Middle row: Elizabeth Boddy, Trudy Conley, Linda Fagan, Jill McGaw, Rhonda Hinton. Front row: Sandi Wilson, Jane McAlpine, June Rapley, Kathy Chatterton. Student Librarians Help Check Out Scripts Back row: Sandy Escher, Gerald Click, Mrs. Decker, Diane Weinshuhn, Diana Jewell, Ranee Harmer, Mary Jo Lash- brook. Middle row: Terri Grenia, Janet Kelly, Christine Englebrant, Sharon Car- rier, Linda Blaszczuk. Front row: May Dougherty, Marilyn Wixon, Pam Moran, Connie White, Debbie Collins, Connie Moses. 55 They Keep Our Spirits High The Pep Club’s motto is “we will” cheer and we will win”, their purpose is to promote school spirits and to support athletic functions. They sponsored our Annual Slave Sale. Included in their list of activities are a Bumper Sticker Sale, a dance, and making signs for our games. They worked hard and certainly deserve the school’s support. Officers Officers are: June Rapley, Student Coun- cil Representative; Elizabeth Boddy, Treasurer; Sandi Wilson, Secretary; Mr. Martin, Advisor; Linda Burton, Vice- President; Jill McGaw, President. 56 Cast of Charlie’s Aunt Back row: Lee Arm Wixon, Jim Fretenborough, Stew Cole, Dave Gillian, Dan Jozwiak, Sally Wilson. Middle row: Trudy Conley, Mary Houle, Mary Maijka, Kathy Fasel, Jill McGaw. Sitting: Mr. Winkler, Mr. Wood, Mr. Mitchell. Cast of Green Valley Back row: Rick Vester, Don Harnden, Bill Smith, Allan Smith, Stew Cole, Jim Brown, Dan Jozwiak. Middle row: Kathy Seaton, Sally Wilson, George MacGuire, Jim Fretenborough, Lee Ann Wixon, Kathy Fasel. Bottom row: Trudy Conley, Linda Winkler, Janet Wolf, Mary Houle, Jill McGaw. Homecoming ’67 . . . The Leading Man and Lady, King Jim Brown Queen Trudy Conley With the junior members of the court, Kelle Liebler and Jeff Martin, last year’s queen Jan McGaw waits to intro- duce the star, the 1967 Homecoming Queen. Our director, Coach Anderson, gives advice. 58 . . . A Parade of Stars The Homecoming’s theme this year was movies or television shows. Just by looking at the floats you can tell how clever the students were. These take a lot of time and effort and all the classes, though they didn’t win a prize, deserve high esteem. Our court was hailed royally on this beautiful float made especially for stars by the student council. The Seniors’ “The Unsinkable Malcomb Bulldog” took first place in our annual float competition. The Sophomores with “We’ll Run ’Em Barefoot in the Park” took second place honors. Our third place winner, the Juniors’ “The Flying Bulldog.” Seventh grade’s “The Shaggy Dog.” 59 Gone - Glimmering Through Besides being “cold”, Trudy was certainly surprised. The 8th graders piled on their float, “The Magnificent Bulldogs and Their Winning Machine. It was cold that night, but we sat there, freezing, and cheered our boys out there on the field knowing they were out there for us, not just for the “fun.” Even though they were unable to break the Saints’ barrier, we are still proud, and always will be, of our team. Our boys fought with all their might but they just couldn’t quite outrun those Saints. The 9th grade did a fine job with their, “The Hanging Tree.” 60 the Dream of Things That Were Our court for the King and Queen was beautiful this year, not to mention handsome. They were— seated: Connie Hansman (1 1th), Kay Kammer (10th), Kathy Seaton (1 2th), King Jim, Queen Trudy, Sandy Clyne (12th), Diane Bul- lock (1 1th), Mary Jo Lashbrook (9th). Standing: Robbie Halsey (1 1th), Randy Richards (10th), Ben Steinhoff (12th), Bill Smith ( 1 2th), Claude Bedy (11th), Pete Wiegand (9th). Poor Jeff Martin had a little problem with the crown but it didn’t bother him. The 1967 Homecoming is over. For some, it was their last. It is sad when something slips through your fingers never to come back. But life goes on not waiting for anyone to catch up. You’ve just got to keep up. As we end the show, we know a little more about life, but there’s still much to learn. Our mascot, Malcomb, is shown here with Linda Fagen. 61 The Show Is Done for 1967 62 STAGE CREW Sail on for Dear Yale High Yale’s fight song-Yale’s cheers-Yale’s pep and spirit — This is the job of our cheerleaders. These girls work on their own time practicing, making signs, selling tickets to games, and attending all games. They are also in charge of planning and running all pep assemblies. THEY deserve our cheers. An exciting moment for the Bulldogs as the girls cheer is pictured at the upper left. We can fill the gym when we all turn out for the Bulldogs as you can see. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders as pictured at the lower left are top: Sandy Bullock, Fran Zaremba, Pam Moran, Renae Weston, Kathy Miller, Connie Brown, and Debbie Collins. Coach Johnston gives one of his famous “We’re Going to Win” speeches so we followed his advice and did. The Varsity cheerleaders pictured at the lower right are top: Mary Lou Osmialowski, (left) Linda Fagen, Sandi Wilson, Linda Burton, Jane McAlping, Jill McGaw, Trudy Conley. Yeah! Yeah! Cheerleaders! Spirit Jug Contest The Juniors cheer for the spirit contest. They tied with the Sophomore class for the Spirit Jug Contest. Football Crew VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM— Top: Don Hamden, Ron- ald Lentner, Tom Campbell, Bill Strenk, Ben Steinhoff, Stu Cole, David Wolf, Bernie Campbell, 2nd row: Dewy Mc- Clelland, Jim Bearss, Dick McLarty, Harlan Gingrich, Dave Boers, Dennis Hall, Scott Richards, Richard Dams. 3rd row: Dennis Hyde, Jeff Edwards, Ron Edwards, Dave Sabada, Robbie Halsey, Allen Gainer, and manager Garry Gilbert. Neither satisfaction nor success were achieved to the level of our expectations, but no opponent went untouched by our desire. The graduating Seniors, the coaching staff and those of us who are real football fans are hopefully assured that the attitudes and skills, the sweat and pain, the bitterness of de- feat, and the glory of victory, were not in vain. Where each boy stood, a man stands now. A wonderful game, this foot- ball-even without the taste of victory. But there is next year . . . Coach Anderson really lays it on the line to Tom Campbell. 66 Really Tries Hard JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Top: Mike Pierce, Micky Salerno, David King, Randy Richards, Mark Verbeke, Albert Kovach. 2nd row: Jim Trojanowski, Doug Campbell, Jim Wiczorck, Richard Pierce, Jerry Miller, Bob Brown. 3rd row: Coach Johnston, George McConnel, Rich- ard Klug, Randy Norton, George Stafford. A TOUGH GAME A ROUGH CALL 67 Yale Bulldogs Triumph Had one of their best years we’ve had in years. We played some tough teams and played hard. We cheered at some close games and cheered hard. We had some close calls and took them like the good sports that we are. We lost some good players this year like Bill Strenk, captain (right), Ben Steinhoff (below), Harlan Ginrich, Keith Lossing, Stew Cole, Dave Gillian, and Don Harnden. Tough, good players. Bill alone gathered an average of 15.5 points a game. But the J.V.’s are working hard. Who knows? 68 Win District Championship SCORES Yale Opponent 50 Algonac 44 45 Marine City 66 64 CarsonviUe 50 49 Cros-Lex 58 72 Marysville 74 65 Imlay City 71 105 Brown City 70 81 Richmond 56 42 St. Clair 82 65 CarsonviUe 54 64 Port Huron Catholic 80 68 Algonac 84 76 Marine City 73 58 Cros-Lex 63 53 Marysville 61 50 St. Clair 86 62 Brown City 63 59 Port Huron Catholic 73 82 Brown City 64 65 Deckerville 56 55 Sebewaing 65 Go Scott! Get that rebound. VARSITY TEAM -Standing: Coach Roy Johnston, Stew Cole, Roger Silverthorn, Ben Steinhoff, Bill Strenk, Dave Gillian, Don Harnden, Harlan Gingrich. Kneeling: Garry Gilbert, Scott Richards, Keith Lossing, Dewey McClelland, Bob Halsey, Lee Vilas, Andy Lossing. 69 J.V.’s Work Hard Get out there and fight advises Coach Winkler. J.V. TEAM— Back row: Mr. Winkler, Richard Dams, Tom bert Kovatch. Front row: left, Jerry Miller, Randy Norton, Campbell, Randy Richards, Cliff Gillian, Mike Salerno, Al- David Sabada, Jim Bearss, Don Strenk. 9th Graders Prepare for Next Year These girls are of good character who have strong de- termination. With a smile, whether we win or lose, they give the team something to fight for. They are our up- coming Varsity cheerleaders and we will be quite proud of them. Come on team, FIGHT! They are: Susie Graves, Janet Kelly, Cathy Moore, and Mary Jo Lashbrook (front). The boys did a fine fighting job this year. Winning or losing, they learned much from being on the team. We need to give these boys, soon to become men, our full support. Re- member, they are soon to be Varsity representatives for our school. By then, we should be even more proud of them than we are now. WE’RE GOING TO WIN! 9th grade cheerleaders 9th Basketball Team 9TH DRADE BASKETBALL TEAM-Standing: Coach Lepla, Francis Kovach. Front: Paul Winkler, Doug Campbell, Anderson, Mark Jowett, Steve Rose, Bob Brown, Bob Jim Trojanowski, Tom Higgins. 71 At the Old Ball Game 1968 BASEBALL TEAM: Ron Ed- wards, John Holsworth, Dave Sabada, Dewy McClelland, Bernie Campbell, Robbie Halsey, David Boike, Pete Michelz, George (Jr.) McGuire, Jim Bearss, Richard Dams, Dennis Gerlach, Bill DeWolf, Jeff Edwards, Randy Norton, Dave Gillian, Bob Watson, Doug Campbell, Pete Weigand, Bill Strenk. Another homer Ron! BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Yale 9 6 Carsonville Yale 0 13 Millington Yale 12 2 Brown City Yale 13 4 Deckerville Yale 2 7 Imlay City Yale 0 7 Birch Run Yale 7 4 North Branch Yale 0 7 Millington Yale 12 8 Brown City Yale 6 5 Deckerville Yale Yale Yale 0 6 Imlay City Birch Run North Branch Yale 5 8 Memphis fill in your own scores Track Team” The track team for this year has worked hard to give our school the best per- formance we have ever had. Scott Richards our prize pole vaulter won fifth place in the state championship. We have a fine team of hard working boys. Back row: Mark Verbeke, Randy Richards, Dave Gillian, Coach Johns- ton, Ray Foley, Denise Hyde, Charles Wood. Front row: Ron Strenk, Jerry Miller, John Murphy, Bob Brown, Richard KJug, Denise Hall, Gregory Boers. 73 Sport’s Oscars VARSITY CLUB— Top row: Dave Boers, Bernie Campbell, David Wolf, Alan Smith, Bill Strenk, Randy Richards, Tom Campbell, Stu Cole, Dewy McClelland. 2nd row: Jim Bearss, Jim Brown, Dennis Hall, Don Hamden, Micky Saler- no, Ron Lentner, Dick McLarty, Harlan Ginrich, Junior Mc- Guire. 3rd row: Garry Gilbert, Jeff Edwards, Dave Sabada, Scott Richards, Alan Gainer, Dennis Hyde, Robbie Halsey, Richard Klug. Front row: Keith Lossing, Ben Steinhoff, President ; Bill Smith. Bill Strenk, a four star player, won the Outstanding Player Scott Richard again won 5th place in State competition. Award this year. 74 APPRENTICES 8th Grade Gets Ready to . . . The 8th Grade, led by Mr. Mitchell, have been busy all year. It might be said they were the “seniors” of the Junior High. They filled their roles as the leaders of the school well. But next year, they will once again be be- ginners of something new. But don’t you think life is a series of beginnings and endings? One thing is sure— these kids will always be successful in what- ever they do. Class officers are Secre- tary Christy Bricker, Vice-President Kathy Thompson, Advisor Mr. Mit- chell, President Maynard Stringer, Treasurer Debbie Noble. Valee Allor Sherry Anderson Terry Anderson J mes Anglebrant Mike Armstrong Tim Armstrong Linda Arnold Tom Bertram Terrie Boeha Donna Kay Boers Mike Bondy Bill Boughner Christy Bricker Randell Burgess James Burt Ray Burt Nancy Busch Carla Chapmen Gerald Coniff Rich Collins Debra Conkright Billy Crowley Ricky Davies Lucinda Davis 76 Start a New Act Tommy Decker Arleen Deerfer Veronica Dunn Mike Eagan Rebecca Edwards David Ellis Alice Eschker Connie Fahey Henry Fasel Bill Fenton Sally Fox Cindy Frye Doug Gerlack Mary Gleason Gretchen Goodrich David Green Carl Grosch Mike Halsey Robert Harding Janet Hether Ken Hyden Richard Irwin Marshall Jowett Bill Keyworth John Kovatch Kathleen Krenke Mike Kudzia Tom Kujawa Dena Lasinski Wanda Lasinski Jack Leach Fred Lichota Larry Lince Gary Lorf James McCue Janie McGaw Mary Lou McLean William Malek Brenda Mancarich Janice Manquardt Gary Mason Susan Mediaugh 77 Susan Meddaugh Cindy Meharg Harry Mericle Christine Michelz John Miller Paul D. Miller Mark Minnis Ted Molesworth Chuck Moore Thomas Morgan Debra Noble Dennis Alan Old Robert Owensby Cheryl Parker Kathy Sue Parker Celeste Pilon Brian Quinn Catherine Victoria Schultz Betty Schuyler Jane Ellen Seaton Janice Marie Senkow Diana Lynn Sheardy Roger Smith Gary Smith Renee Snow Joseph Sopha Diana Lynn Soroka Jack Spencer Charles Stafford Jeffrey Stiles Maynard Stringer Thomas Tackaberry Frederick Theut Douglas Thompson Kathy Thompson Craig, you nut! Always filling up for the hard work? Don’t you know you’ll get fat? 78 Pictures Unavailable Dennis Tice Matthew Tomaschko James A. Vesper Michael Walsh Jeffery Warner Jane Weishuhn Janet Weishuhn Gary Wetter Diane Lynn White Edward White Timothy Weigand Martin Wixson Roberta Ann Wixson William James Wixson Dale Wolf David B. Worton Mary Lou Zaremba Jerome Zells Burt Brown Linda Ann Buntain George Campbell Richard Demerary Gregg Duncan Larry McDonald Patricia McLarty Robert L. Perry Diane Stewart Rhonda Terrell Aha! Caught you, didn’t we?! Jump High! That’s it. 7th Grade Prepares . . . Cynthia Armstrong Gary Atkinson David Bannister Steven Baumstark Carolyn Beach Francis Bedy Mark Bertram Douglas Boddy Steven Bricker James Brown Jean Campbell Douglas Chandler Robert Click Wilbur Conley Michael Dennis DeGraw Connie Demaray Lynette Doughty Lewis Wayne Dove William Doyle Mike Drnek Sue Ann Dunsmore Sandra Falk Larry Ferrier Mary Fladzinski Beverley Gerlach Wayne Gottleber Jane Graves Mark Graybiel Robert Green The 7th Graders were new to the Junior High this year. But it didn’t take them long to get to know the place and the routine. They soon were an active part of the Junior High cast. Having played their parts well this year, they are ready to assume the role as stars next year. We are certain this will be another well-done job. Class of- ficers are: President Frances Bedy, Vice-president Janie Graves, Secretary D’Ann Sabada, Treasurer Debbie Spencer, Advisor Miss Mahaffy. 80 To Be Next Years’s Leaders Greg Greenia Laurie Halsey Mary Lee Halsey Gail Hastings Victor Hastings Doug Hawk Lori Hayes Janet Henry Jessica Hoskins Mary Hunter Glenda Ingles Robert James Cindy Jefferson Larry Kavanaugh James Kells Dale Kern Larry Klug Robert Kotelman David Kovacs Marc Kozuchowski Randy Krzak Vincent Lancharic Scott Landon Donald Leach Doyle Ling Barbara Loggins Barbara Lossing Blake Lossing Sandra Lung Anthony Majka Jeffrey Makowski Leigh Ann Mawer lva Ann McLean Tim McMurtrie Russell Mericle Doug Minnis Doug Mitchell Terry Molesworth Dianne Moody James Moody Mary Mergan Daryl Mynes 81 Cindy Noll Charlene Palmateer Mary Precour Margaret Priess Sharron Priess Jane Probst Linda Ramage Patricia Rector Frances Riley Ron Roberts Randy Roy D’Ann Sabada Mike Sabada Jeanne Sails John Schauermann William Senkow Elizabeth Serniak Chrystal Shaw Richard Silverthorn James Smith Rose Sovereen Ann Sowden Charlene Spencer Debbie Spencer Doug Stafford Robert Stark Dawn Stuckert Ronnie Suprenent Howard Sweet James Tackaberry Donald Taylor Tim Teets Dwayne Terrell Kenneth Tibbie Michael Tomashko Kenneth Vester Lynne Wager Nancy Wehnar Harry Wetter Dawn White Pat Winkler Robert Zells Melody Aman Lila Jewell Donna Lawson Pictures Unavailable John Minnie Cindy Noble Dawn Noal Joann Smith Steven Southard Essie Stewart David Groneman Roger Smith 82 6th Grade Learns Part Wei George Allen Jeff Allen Jackie Allor Anna Anglebrandt Edward Atkins Joyce Atkinson Sharry Baird Robert Bannister Randy Blaszcuk Robert Bloom Mark Boddy Bryan Brennan Cindy Brown Randy Brown Monty Bullard Lois Burne Louanne Burton Richard Busch Curtis Chapman Nancy Chubrick Laona Cipponeri Joseph Cowhy Ronald Culhane Velinda Dunn Vivian Dunn Donald Engel Joseph Filipiak Pat Fox Maryn Frye Joanne Gathergood The 6th Graders were newcomers to a new and different stage. But they soon became acquainted with the school and its atmosphere. They are working hard and successfully to achieve the final destiny-stardom. Class officers: Don McConnell, Tres.; George Colden, Pres.; Mr. Lazerine, Advisor; Bill Rector, Vice-Pres.; Nancy Chubrick, Secretary. 83 Karen May Gibson Glida Goodrich Michael Green Monica Gutierrez Robin Hammond Jon Floyd Harmer Connie Hastings Robert Henderson William Henry, Jr. Julie Kay Hether Linda Irwin JoAnne Korzynski Alicia Kovatch Larry Kovacs Gregg Kozuchowski Michael Krenke Connie Kristick Rodney LaMay Bobby Lane Lalen Lashbrook Diane Lawson JoAnn Lawson Steven Lickota Walter Lickota William Liphe Mary Anne Malek Gail Ann Mancevich Eugene Marginet Linda Sue Martin Donald McConnell, Jr. David McCormick Kerry McCue Gail Ann Meharg Susan Miller Dennis Mitchell Bruce Lee Moore Kenneth Moran Sada Marie Nalepa Randy Noll Catherine Noonchester Leslie Owensby Anna Passalacqua Jerri J. D. Payne Arthur Precour Donald Priess Maynard Quinn William Rector Brenda Regan 84 Pictures Unavailable Shirley Click George Colden Bonnie Kestner Mary Kuchalan Becky Jean Loxton Linda Kay Mason Nancy Stephens Donald Groneman Don’t cry, we can’t all win! Karen Rodenbeck Jerry Rose James Rutledge Jane Rutledge Robert Sasseen John Schemansky Rita Schuyler Julie Seaton Alan Simasko Charles Sinnott Richard Smith David Snow Timothy Sopha David Soroka Debra Soroka Steven Southard Mary Starks LouAnne Stiles Charles Tait Sandra Taylor Sandra Teets Carl Trupp Timothy Verbeke Robert Vinckier Patrivia Voytasak Scott Wager Lynn Wasolek John Weindl Kenneth Wiczorek Christine Wiegand Michael Weigand Jeffrey Wilson Rhonda Withey Douglas Worton Rita Brown What a disgusted look! 85 Mr. Stine Directs the Jr. High with MR. STINE is the principal of the junior high. This year marks the first year that the junior high has been run completely sepa- rate from the high school so it has been a year of setting paces and establishing new traditions that are our very own. Our func- tions were well attended most of the student body responded to student council projects and on the whole, we had a very sat- isfactory year. Mrs. McMurtrie is Mr. Stine’s right hand acting as his secretary. Mr. Stine, are you taking a coffee Another important man on the staff is our janitor Mr. break? Or are you checking up on Tice. We see him everywhere everyday. someone? 86 the Help of a Fine Teaching Staff MISS HAZEL MAHAFFY is lecturing her class. MRS. NEDRA HILLOCK is helping a math student. MR. DON PR1EHS is trying to be very formal. Is he al- ways so serious? Teachers Direct Activities MRS. MICHELZ is pointing out the grading system she uses. How did YOU do? MRS. ANNA WINN is asking another question. Wonder if she got a good answer? MRS. HENDERSON is about to take roll. MR. LAZER1NE isn’t asleep on the job is he? MR. PALMER is helping (or is it teasing) Gail Hastings. with Pride Goes the Football Team First row: Mich Armstrong, Tom Tackaberry, Gary Lorf, Larry Lince, Edward White, Maynard Stringer, Dale Wolf, David Worton, Vern Fasel, George Campbell. 2nd row: Ray Burt, Randy Burgess, Chuck Moore, Mike Halsey, Dave El- lis, Tom Kujawa, Ted Molesworth, II, Craig McCue, Rick Collins, Bill Fenton. 3rd row: John Schawermann, Ken Tibbie, Dennis DeGraw, Larry Ferrier, Richard Silverthorn, Jim Smith, Bill Conley, Howard Sweet, Coach Mitchell, Doug Stafford, Don Taylor, David Bannister, Mark Gray- biel, Wayne Gottleber, Mike Sabada, Tony Majka, Jim Brown, Bob Starks, Daryl Mynes. and the Track Team 1 Back row: Ray Burt, Mike Kudzia, Mike Halsey, Steve Bumstrart, Joseph Sopha, Chuck Moore, David Worton, Randy Burgess. 2nd row: Ted Moles- worth, Maynard Stringer, Larry Fer- rier, Mark Graybiel, Dennis DeGraw, Doug Boddy, Carl Grosch, Gary Lorf, John Kovatch. 3rd row: Larry Lince, Doug Minnis, Francis Bedy, Bill Con- ley, Doug Stafford, Howard Sweet, Mike Sabada, John Minnis, Tim Wie- gand. 89 Beginning a Journey The 8th Grade Team did an excel- lent job this year. When the tourna- ment was held here in Yale, they took First Place honors and were presented with the trophy that is pictured with them. 8th — First row: Paul Miller, CarlGrosch, Larry Lince, Tim Armstrong, Gary Lorf, Mike Eagan. 2nd row: Ted Molesworth, II, Mick Armstrong, Mike Kudzia, Martin Wixson, Randy Burgess, John Malek, Bill Fenton, Mike Halsey, Dave El- lis, David Worton. The 7th Grade Team had an out- standing record also. They hadn’t lost a game all year. But when the 7th Grade Tournament was held, also in Yale, they were unable to stop Marys- ville from over-scoring them. So they had to settle for the Second Place trophy. But they were still a mighty proud team. 7th-First row: Doug Minnis, Jim Brown, Don Taylor, Francis Bedy, Bill Conley, Doug Stafford, Larry Ferrier, John Minnis. 2nd row: Black Lossing, Tony Majka, Mark Graybiel, Daryl Mynnes, John Schawarmann, Bob Starks, Mike Sabada, Randy Roy, Howard Sweet. 90 to Stardom The 8th Grade Cheerleaders cheered for the football team and their own basketball team. They undoubtedly were an important factor in the team’s victories. Cheering hard and thunder- ously, these girls never had any doubt that their team would take that trophy. We have fine, ambitious cheer- leaders coming up to cheer our Varsity on to success. Standing: Sally Fox, Nancy Busch. Pyramid-(Top down): Debbie Noble, Terry Anderson, Sherry Anderson, Janie McGaw, Connie Fahey, Diane Sheardy. This year, the 7th Grade Cheer- leaders cheered only for their own bas- ketball team. They showed great spirit and surely were a part of the team’s superior record. They truly did yell and the team knew they had to win. They certainly did! Standing: Jessie Hoskins, Cindy Armstrong, Debbie Spencer, Janie Graves. Kneeling: Cindy Noble, Charlene Spencer, D’Ann Sabada, Cindy Jefferson. 91 Entertainment for the JUNIOR BAND-First row: Don Taylor, Charles Stafford, Tim Verbeke, Jim Kells, Doug Chandler, Mark Bertram, Robert James, Lewis Dove, Jeffrey Cychowski, Doyle Ling, Randy Roy. 2nd row: Doug Stafford, Sue Dunsmore, Mary Lee Halsey, Jean Campbell, Lynne Wagar, Jessie Hoskins, Barb Lossing, Ann Sowden, Renee Snow, Jayne Seaton, Mary Lou Zaremba. 3rd row: Dave Ellis, Wayne Gottleber, Blake Lossing, Tony Majka, Ron Suprenant, Bill Conley, Leigh Mawer, Frances Riley, Connie Demaray, Lori Hayes, Becky Edwards, Kathy Krenke, Jan Marquardt, Dena Las- inski, Beth Serniak, Laurie Halsey. Back row: Eugene Marginet, Jeff Allan, John Harmer, Rich- ard Busch, Bobby Lane, Shirley Click, Maynard Quinn, Michael Green, Rhonda Withey, George Allan. 2nd row: Mr. Mitchell, Michael Krenke, Joseph Filipack, James Rutledge, Bobby Henderson, Walter Lichota, Charles Sinnott, David McCormick, Maryn Colleen Frye, Cindy Brown, Nancy Chubrick, Lynn Marie Wasolek, Connie Kristick, Sandy Taylor, JoAnn Lawson. 3rd row: Catherine Noonchester, Lois Burns, Karen May Gibson, Susan Miller, Linda Sue Martin, Leona Cipponeri, Julie Seaton, Glenda Ingles, Karen Rodenbeck, Christine Weigand, Jane Ann Rutledge. Front row: Diane Lawson, Tim Williams, Bruce Moore, Rodney LaMay, William Liphe, Mark Boddy, Kenneth Mor- an, George Colden, Scott Alan Wager, Joseph Cowhy. Musically Inclined JR. HIGH CHOIR-Front row: Dwayne Terrell, Bob Owensby, Alan Simasko, Mark Graybiel, Mike Kudzia, Marty Wixson, Doug Thompson, Jim Vesper, Marshall Jowett, Randy Krzak, Bob Green, Tom Kujawa. 2nd row: Sandy Falk, Terry Anderson, Sandy Lung, Cindy Armstrong, Janie Graves, Connie Hastings, Vada Marie Nalepa, Mary Kuchu- lon, Debby Soroka, Cathy Noonchester, Roger Smith, Larry Lince, Becky Edwards. 3rd row: Janie McGaw, D’Ann Sabada, Brenda Mancevich, Rita Schuyler, Shairy B aird, Rebecca Edwards, Louanne Stiles, Velinda Dunn, Lila Jewell, Christine Wiegand, Mary Jo Lashbrook, Jeanie Sails, Criystal Shaw, Glenda Ingles, Milody Aman, Beverly Gerlach, Diane Soroka, Celeste Pilon, Rhonda Terell, Mary Gleason, Cynthia Noll, Nancy Busch. 4th row: Lynette Doughty, Cindy Jefferson, Cindy Noble, Dave Ellis, Ted Molesworth, Craig McCue, Cindy Meharg, Linda Arnold, Carolyn Beach, Janet Henry, Janet Hether, Margaret Priess, Mary Morgan, Joyce Atkinson. 93 Junior Directors The Student Council helped to make the Junior High School interesting. Among many projects was the raffling off of a French Poodle. Mr. Jim Mar- tin was the happy winner of the ador- able little creature. Mr. Priess was a great help and should be commended for his concern and loyalty to the stu- dents. STUDENT COUNCIL-Standing: Jeff Wilson, Mr. Priess, Doug Stafford. Sitting: Diane Sheardy, Mike Halsey, President; Jessie Hoskins, Secretary-Treasurer; Sandy Taylor. SECRETARIES AND LIBRARIANS— Standing: Carla Chapman, Mary Hunter, Charlene Palmateer, Mary Lou McLean, Glenda Ingles, Sally Fox, Ann Sowden, Kathy Thompson, Chris Bricker, Gretchen Goodrich, Cindy Frye. Sitting: Debbie Noble, Betty Schuyler, Dena Lasinski, Mrs. Stine, Barb Lossing, Jane Weishuhn, Cathi Sasseen. This program gives the students a chance to experience the values of of- fice and library work. There is much conscientious work to be done and these girls performed their duties well. But we MUST not forget the helpful- ness given by Mrs. Stine. These girls learned much from her and are deeply grateful. 94 PATRONS The yearbook staff would like to express its appre- ciation to the following people who have contributed to it. BOOSTERS Mrs. Emma Burton Mr. Jim Taylor Elizabeth Boddy Mike Harmer Kathy Chatterton Mr. Dave Wood David Boike Mr. and Mrs. Maguire Mary Dorcy Craig Kettlewell The Yale Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Mr. and Mrs. William Rapley Gibbs Barber Shop Tim Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boddy Lee Vilas The Pizza Hut Mr. Dave McNeven Richard Seaton John Ohmer Dave Bondy Thomas C. Clarke, D. D.S. Best Wishes from Cotter Insurance Yale, M i ch i gan Compl iments of Vining-Thompsons The Home of Finer Furn i sh i ngs Interior Design Service 1011 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan Best Wishes f rom Bee-Jay Hardware Yale, Michigan The Home Of Beaut i f u 1 Furniture - Carpets and Outstanding Gifts Burger Furniture Telephone 3 6 - 8795 Compl iments of McGaw Block Co. Yale, Michigan Comp 1 i men ts of Best W i shes from Hodgins-LaFave Marion Studios Ford - Mercury Brown C i ty Yale, M i ch i gan to the Class of 68 98 Compl i merits of B.C. Clyne M.D. Compl iments of Brown City Savings Bank Yale, M i ch i gan Brown City, Michigan Phone 346-2045 346-3955 Best W i shes To The Class of 1968 Compl iments of from Blue Water Vending Co. Dr. W.G. Bennett 95 1 24th S tree t Port Huron, Michigan Yale, Michigan 99 Comp 1 imen ts Compl iments of of Yale Cleaners Yale Manufacturing and Florist Corp. Yale, M i ch i gan Yale, Michigan Rhoads Equipment Company Inc. Best W i shes from Fort Wayne, Indiana Was Proud to Install the Modern, Convenient And Collins and Catlin, Inc. Ef f ic ient Kitchen Equipment i n the Yale High School General Contractors 2445 Pine Grove Avenue We Salute . . . Port Huron, Michigan the Yale Community School for their outstanding Schoo 1 Building The Thumb District ' s Leading Supplier Of Fine Quality Bes t W i shes from Williams Dept. Store The Thumb District ' s Leading Supplier of F i ne Qua 1 i ty Concrete Aggregates Sand and Stone Processed Road Gravel For 1 ndus tr i a 1 and C omme r c i a 1 Purposes Yale, Michigan Mid-Michigan Materials, Inc. William W i 1 son 6929 F i she r Road Phone Jeddo 327-6648 Compl iments of Success To You Class of 1968 f rom A § P Wood Products Southeastern Michigan Yale, M i ch i gan Gas Company Port Huron, Michigan 101 Best Wishes To The Class of 68 from Shaw-Winkler, Inc. 14855 Ward Avenue Detroit Mechanical Trades Contractor for our new school Compl iments of Gambles 124 S . Main St. Yale, M ich i gan Compl iments of Yale Electric Yale, M i ch i gan 102 Comp 1 imen ts of Compl iments of Sof-Spra Car Wash Bob Bricker Electric § Insulation Yale, Michigan 11010 Yale Road Yale, M i ch i gan Yale, M i ch i gan X Ml 1 i Best W i shes from Worton’s Market Yale, M i ch i gan Best W i shes from Cole’s Jewelry Yale, M i ch i gan 103 Best W i shes To The Class of 68 Compl iments of from Shier Sundries Kaatz Funeral Home To The C lass of 68 Yale, M i ch i gan Yale, M i ch i gan Comp] iments of Big K Lanes 117 N . Main S tree t Yale, Michigan GILLIAN Funeral Chapel Best Wishes f rom Gillian Funeral Home Yale, M i ch i gan 104 Best Wishes To The Class of 68 f rom Bullock’s Plumbing and Heating Yale, M i ch i gan Best Wishes To The C 1 ass of 68 from The Yale Expositor Yale, Michigan Compl iments of London’s Dairy Bar Yale, M i ch i gan Compl iments of Salerno’s Shoes Yale, M i ch i gan 105