Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

� t IE4 YPSILANTI HIGH SCHOOL YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION STUDENT LIFE SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS BOYS’ SPORTS GIRLS’ SPORTS 139-147 148-154 DEDICATION IN THE DARK ROOM WITH STUDENT LIFE Students enjoyed themselves at the J-Hop. The sophomore float won first prize. Hold on.... Miss 'I' fights for a chair. Gary and his noontime harem. So THIS is honor (?) study hall. Don't look TOO hard, Ardis. 4 a oan EO “- P . t “ie You wouldn't mind walking to Ann Arbor, would ya? Meanwhile, back in the poolroom! The Brown-Baggers in action. Guess who? The juniors worked hard on their float, Gut... Coach Lee shows 'em how it's done. Students gave lots of pep and spirit to the BRAVES. ...and Margaret tells another story. NS Che anes Bg Many good times were spent here. The Queen and her court. 1-2-3-41 To kill a cardinal, Third prize was won by the French Club. School is such a bore. Noon hour is the best time of the day, right, Sid? Lil' Steve must have been eating his Wheaties! Latin Club members were put to work during the Home- coming parade. Those five minutes between classes can be more fun! AND HER COURT G4 . VJ Her Majesty Sandy Van Riper Marcia Thomas Paula Miller Sandy Goodsman Carol McDonnell Lise Jensen The class of 1964 will remember this, their SENIOR year, for many years to come. We have been noted not only for our scholastic achievement, but for our athletic ability as well. Our organized class meetings, unique fad, and state champ wrestling team are among the memories of our great SENIOR year at Ypsilanti High School. Marsha Battuello, Secretary Sylvia Vick, Treasurer Gregory Graves, President Robert Peterson, Vice-President Mr. Charles Roberts, Advisor Adams, Bill - “Why is it others fail to see my wonderful qualities which are very clear to me. Algee, Ron - A little man with big ideas, A'Cappella Choir 2,3. Allgood, Katherine - A mild ex- terior hides a heart of gold. J.C. L. 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2. Anderson, Corliss - Fun is her middle name French Club 1,2. Ardis, Thomas (Tom) - Give him an argument; he thrives on them. S.C. 1,2; All-School Play 3; Thespians 3; Debate 1; Spanish Club 1,2; 1.C. Sports -1,2,3; Home Room Officer 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Boys' State 2; Stage Crew 1. Aeschliman, Lana - So long a: you are innocent, fear nothing, Bible Club 1; Sem 3. ; Allen, Gary - People ask you for criticisi but they only want praise. S.C. 1,2,3; S.C. President 3; N.H.S. 2,3; Sem 1,2; Debate 1; Spanish Club 1,2; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Foot- ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Boys' State 2, Allison, Richard - Handsome is as handsome does.” S.C. 3; Sen 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Offi- cer 1; Home Room Officer 1,2; Basketball 1; Tennis 2,3; Varsity Club 3; Dance Band 2,3; Pep Club1,2,3. Anderson, Trudy Lee - Always ready for fun. Yearbook 2; French Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Home Room Officer 1; Girls' Glee 1,2; A' Cappella Choir 3. Arthur, Carl - Anambitious, fun- loving lad who's bound to find suc- cess. Baseball 1; Varsity Club 1; A'Cappella Choir 3. Arvin, David (Dave) - There is not atrue athlete who is not ahero. N.H.S. 2,3; Debate 1,3; Foren- ic Key 3; €.by t72e-¥.C. Sports 1,2; Home Room Officer 1; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Varsity Club 2,3; Boys' Ash, Steven (Jack) - “He has two speeds--slow and super slow. All-School Play 3; 1.C. Sports 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Home Room Of- ficer 2; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. State 2. Ashby, James (Jim) - My mother says | burn Ashby, Robert (Bob) - Boys like Bob are few; toomuch midnight oil, but she doesn't know the many more we wish we knew. Football i? half of it! S.C. 3; Sem 1; All-School Play 3; French Club 1,2,3; Home RoomOfficer 1,3. — Austin, Joseph (Joe) - Wake up, oe Joe, class is over. Sem 2; 1.C. Sports 2; Football 2; Track 2. Austin, Richard - Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. Spanish Club 3; Football 2. Avery, Samuel (Sam) - Give him a deck of cards Bailey, Diane - Everything succeeds with and he's happy. French Club 1. people of sweet and cheerful disposition. All-School Play 3; Spanish 1,2; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers i Pe da Bailey, Mary - Ratherquiet buta Baker, Mary Alice (Mogun) - My friend to all. Girls' Glee 1,2,3; driving made history. Debate 3; Future Teachers 3; Bible Club 1; HOME. 12,37 156. Sports 12, Library Assistant 1. . 3; Home Room Officer 1,2,3; Future Teachers 1,2; G.A.C. 1, 2,3; Sem 1. 13 Baker, Nanci - It is better to live ‘ Baldwin, Barbara (Barb) - The rich, than to dierich. Home Room love of , like fire and fads, Officer 1; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Fu- comes and goes. All-School Play ture Teachers 2,3. : 3; Band 2,3; French Club 1,2,3 lads ol Deel 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 1;G.A.C. 1,2,3; Library Assistant 2,3. Ballios, Urania (Ronnie) - And the words Barnes, Robert (Bob) - I'm not a fighter; I'n flowed on, and on, and on. Sem 2; All- a lover. Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; 1.C. School Play 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Home Sports 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Golf Room Officer 3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella 2,3; Varsity Club 3; Dance Band 3; Pep Band Choir 2,3. 2,3. Barnical, Brenda - Yakety Yak!' : Barnum, Sally - An artistic taste ‘ J , y is always in demand. Sem 1, 2; All-School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Choir Council 3. Basler, Jerry - Whywasn't | born rich instead Bassett, Barbara (Barb) - You don't have to of good looking? be blond to be preferred. Yearbook 3; All- School Play 3; Band 1,2,3;J.C.L.1,2;1. C. Sports 3; Home Room Officer 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3. Bates, Janice - Generally speak- Battuello, Marsha (Batch) - A ing, she's generally speaking. mischievous little girl who can Drum Corps 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; |.C. Sports 2,3; Home Room Officer 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3;G.A.C. 2,3; Bible Club 3. 14 smile her way out of anything, Yearbook 3; All-School Play 3; Band 1,2;J.C.L. 1,2; Class Of- ficer 3; Home Room Officer 3; Fu- ture Teachers 1,2,3. Baughman, Anna - A happy girl always full of fun, but helpful and kind toeveryone. Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Bible Club 1. Becker, Donald - Sometimes | sit and think; sometimes | just sit. Swimming 1,2; Track 1. Birton, Ernestine - Her voice is sweet; a nicer girl you'll never meet. Girls' Glee 1, 2; A'Cappella Choir 3; Future Teachers 3. Bjornstad, Christina (Tina) - Friends, Ro- mans, Countrymen, lend me your ears. S.C. 3; N.H.S. 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Sem 2,3; Debate 3; Forensic Key 3; J.C.L. 1,2, 3; Girls' Glee 2; Girls' State 3. Boone, Frank - Success goes to those who work for it. French Club 1; Tennis 2,3. Beatty, Charles - Wrestling ismy life, and it's the greatest! Wres- tling 1,2,3; Cross-Country 1,2, 3; Track 1,2; Varsity Club 3. Beutler, Marsha - Why let the devil have all the good times. French Club 1,2; Library Assistant 3. Bitner, Gail (Gilly) - To know this girl right, you must know herwell. French Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1, 2; A'Cappella Choir 3. Bohn, Pamela(Pam) - But Sheriff, we've only N.H.S. 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Yearbook 1, 2,3; All-School Play 2,3; French Club1,2,3;1.C. Sports 1,2, 3; Home Room Officer 1,3; Future Teachers 1; G.A.C. 1,2,3; Girls' State Alternate 2; D. A.R. Good Citizen 3. been here ten minutes. Bovan, Kay - Rather quiet around Y.H.S.--after 3:30 take another guess. Sem 3; Spanish Club 1; 1.C. Sports 1; Home Room Officer 1,2,3} GJASC. 1. Bow, Camilla - One of cupids victims! French Club 1,2; Future Teachers 3. Bow, Gary - If only books were women's looks, | sure would love to study. Wrestling 1,3. a Bow, Theresa (Terrie) - Silence is more elo- Bowen, Gary (Butch) - Witha baseball in his quent than words. Girls’ Glee 2. hand, he is king of all the land, Football 2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. Bradley, Michael (Brad) - Where Branim, Linda (Lin) - Love con- there is a will there's a champ. ’ quers all. French Club 1,2,3; French Club 1; 1.C. Sports 1,2, Girls' Glee 1,2,3. 3; Home Room Officer 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 2; Varsity Club 3. Branvold, Donald (Don) - Men of few words Brose, Lawrence (Larry) - | am what | am-- are the best men. Tennis 3. do not try to change me. S.C. 1,2,3; N.H. S$. 2,3; J.C L. 2; 1. C. Sports 2,3: Foot- ball1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 3, Brown, Daniel (Dan) - What is Brown, Lynn - It always helps to man without madras plaid! N.H. r - smile. French Club 1,2,3;G.A. S. 2,3;All-School Play 3; Thes- a oe pians 3; Debate 2,3; Forensic Key 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Home Room Of- ficer 3; Tennis 2,3. Brown, Trudy - The only way to have a friend is to be one. Sem 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Library Assistant 3, Caldwell, Dennis (Bird) - When he leads the band, they all sit up and take notice. Quill and Scroll 2; Yearbook 2; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; French Club 3; Home Room Officer 3; Track 1; Pep Band 2,3; Drum Major 3. Carlson, Everette - What, me worry? |.C. Sports 2. Carpenter, Linda (Little One) - Better to be small and shine thanto be bigand cast a shad- ow. Girls' Glee 1,2,3. Casler, Karen - Whenever a jolly laugh you hear, you can be sure that Karen is near. Spanish Club 1; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; G.A.C. 1, 2,3; Library Assistant 3. Button, Eileen - Not the roaring, shouting kind. French 1,2. Campbell, Donald (Campy) - Never meet trouble halfway; go all the way. French Club 1; Football 1; A'Cappella Choir 3. Carpenter, Dianna(Carp)- No mat- ter what others may be, she willal- ways be herself. Spanish Club 1, 2; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Li- brary Assistant 3, Carter, Sharon - Quiet and likeable. Girls' Glee 3; Future Teachers 1. Casto, Jerry (Shy Boy) - He speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. Boys' Glee Club 3. Chadwick, Colleen - A girl who blushes is better than one who turn pale,' Chapman, Ralph - The most | want to get out of school is myself. Football 1; Boys' State 1. Clay, Almeda (Meda) - Ambition and spirit she has indeed; and whatever she tries she will suc- ceed. S.C. 1,2,3; N.H.S. 2,3; J.C.L. 1; Home Room Officer 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Choir Coun- cil 3; G.A.C. 1,2,3; Cheerlead- ing.1 2,3: Cole, Glenn Alan (Spider) - By the twinkle in his eye, | fear he plotteth mischief. All- School Play 3; French Club 1, 2,3;1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 3. Cook, Judy - She's likea regular teakettle, always bubbling over.” Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3. Kaye - her heart. Chapman, Her mind lade up, Club A Clark, William (Sparky) - From a little spark burst a mighty flame. J.C.L. 1; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Football 1; Swimming 1,2,3; Tenni: 1; Varsity Club 3. S pani sh Cole, Evelyn (Leven) - For her friendly ways, we will always re- member her. Girls' Glee 3, Coleman, Samuel (Joe) - I'd like to climb to the top if | could skip a few steps. French Club 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2. Cooper, Gwytha Dawn (Coop) - Live, laugh, love - love espec- ially. Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; French Club 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 3; Future Teachers 1, 2,3; Bible Club 1,2,3. Cotner, Karen (Casey) - Late Cripe, Debbie - She's gentle, hours are bad for one but good for she's shy, there's mischief in her two.” Girls' Glee 2,3. eye. All-School Play 3; French Club 2,3;J.C.L. 1; Bible Club 1. Crout, Joe - We don't want him any longer, Cullin, Charlene(Char) - Never a care, never he's long enough already. Basketball 1. a hurry, just one guy is her main worry. All- = Schoo! Play 3; French Club 1,2,3; |.C. Sports 2,3; G.A.C. 3. Curts, Marie (Samie) - Love Darnell, Camilla(Camie) - I never makes theworld go around. Girls' met aman that I didn't like’ Home Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; , Room Officer 3; Girls' Glee 1,2; Bible Club 2,3. A'Cappella Choir 3; G.A.C. 3. Daugherity, Patricia (Pat) - She is one who Davison, Ann - Her bark is worse than her does her own thinking. bite. Sem 2,3; All-School Play 3; J.C.L. 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2, 3. al . 7] Davison, David Scott - One quar- ter gentleman and the rest sheer nonsense. S.C. 2,3; Sem 1,2, = 2. a i 4 ' hea Ria yen ge see ae Dawson, Margaret (Grit) - I love st ol Seah Mat: to wind up my tongue and let it go. | 3; Debz 2F Ss 7 rape pagel degli rd Yearbook 2,3; All-School Play 3; ficer 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; — Spies et mie ig ee Choir Council 3; Boys' State 2; , uate Teatherss 5) yes Dance Band 1,2,3; Audio-Visual 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; S.C. 19 Officer 3. Dawson, Martin (Mart) - My Chevy DeVore, Robert (Bob) - His manner is my chariot; | shall not walk.’ is quiet, butdon't judge him by it.' 1.C. Sports 3. Band 1; Dance Band 1. Disbrow, Sidney (Sid) - Good Humor Man! Dobbs, Bruce - Cool it, Man, cool it! 1,C, Quill and Scroll 2,3; Sem, 1,2; All-School Sports 1,2,3; Swimming 2,3; Golf 1,2,3; Play 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3, Band Council 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Cross-Country 2,3; Swimming 1; Track 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Stage Crew 3; Pep Band 1,2,3. 4 Y oa Doot, Diane - Divinely tall and so , Dudley, Dianne (Dud) - She looks divinely fair. Spanish Club 1; 3 quiet and demure, but | wouldn't Girls' Glee 1;A'Cappella Choir 2, 4 be too sure, Band 1, 2,3; Spanish 3; Bible Club 1; Library Assist- Club 1,2,3; Library Assistant 1, ant 3. ; Dumpierres, Arlene (Dumpie) - She looks like Dunn, Julie Ann - Ever the same. Sem, 3; an angel, the little devil. Yearbook 3; All- French Club 1,2,3; Girls'Glee 1,2; A'Cap- School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Girls' Glee pella Choir 3; Future Teachers 1; All-School 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2. Play 3. Easterling, Richard (Rich) - It's ? Ebeler, Everett - Small, but up all in the game. French Club 2; and coming, J.C.L. 1; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Foot- ball 1,3; Tennis 1,2,3. Edwards, Jessie - I never have much to say, but | doa lotof think- ing. Girls' Glee 1,2; A'Cappella Choir 3. England, Patricia (Patty) - A smiling face and twinkling eyes, you simply cannot pass her by. Other School 1,2; Girls' Glee 3. Farquharson, David (Dave) - Hap- piness is knowing | got away with it again. Yearbook 3; All-School Play 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. Flanagan, Carole - She's an individual with individuality. Drum Corps 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1, 2,3; Girls' Glee 1,2; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Choir Council 3; Future Teachers 1,2. Foster, Carl - That's the way it goes. Audio-Visual 3. Elliot, Marsy (Marc) - Under- classmenareacinch! All-School Play 3; French Club 1,2,3; I.C. Sports 1,2,3; Future Teachers ye Essex, Thomas (Tom) - For he's a jolly good fellow. Football 1. Fisher, Diane - “Love me, love my cat. All-School Play 3; Span- ish Club 1,2; Class Officer 2; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 25 Forche, Bruce - He was like the cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. All-School Play 2,3; Spanish Club 2; |.C. Sports 2,3; Track 2,3; A'Cappella Choir 3; Future Teachers 2; Other School 1. Francois, Herbert (Herb) - Women are a dime a dozen to him, and don't think he hasn't got the change. French Club 1; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3. 21 Francois, Sophia (France) - In this world there's too much worry; why this fuss and whythis hurry? Girls' Glee 2; Future Teachers 1. wand Frierson, Frank - He's nice but he's quiet. Cross-Country Manager 1,2; Track Manager 1,2; Future Teachers 1. Frye, Robert (Bob) - A likeable man with likeable ways. Gaskell, Richard (Dick) - I'm the loudest noise in band. Sem 3; All-School Play 3; Band 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1; Pep Band 1, 2; Clas- sical Music Club 3. Goede, Klaus (Clooos) - Talent- ed, fun, and friendly is he. He [a came all the way from Germany. 4 Student Council 3; Classical Mu- = sic Club 3. Freer, James (Jim) - As steady as a clock,' Frye, Howard - When in doubt do nothing, Band 1,2; Pep Band 1. Fulton, Linda - Not well-known, but once known never forgotten. Girls' Glee 1,2. Glenn, Steven - God giveth speech to all, song to few. Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; Spanish Club 2,3; A'Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Choir Council 2,3; Bible Club 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Classical Music Club 3. Goodsman, Sandy (Goods) - Her pleasure is her power to charm, Student Council 1,2,3; Student Council Officer 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Forensic Key 2,3; French Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 1, 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; All-School Play 1,2,3; T hes- pians 3, Graham, Michael (Mike) - Mis- chief and lare good pals.’ Club 1. French Graves, Gregory (Greg) - He's dignified and so divine, but hands the girls an awful line, Class Officer 3; All-Schoo!l Play 3; Spanish Club 1; Varsity Club 3; 1.C. Sports 2; Swim- ming Pal Aa Gray, Richard - Wise men sa J7 nothing in French 2. dangerous’ times.’ Gray, Sheryle (Sherry) - I can make fun out of anything. All-Schoo! Play 3; Library As- sistant 3. Green, Gerald - If at first you don't succeed, give up you fool, you're licked! Gralton, Karen (K.G.) - Holly- wood has one Tuesday Weld, so can't we keep Karen? French Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 3. Gray, Patricia (Tricia) - The highest degree of earthly happiness is quiet. Yearbook 3; French Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 2,3; Future Teachers 2. Gray, Ronald (Ron) - No telling what he will donext. Baseball 1. Gray, Thomas (Jinx) - At first glance you might think he's bashful. Swimming 1. Green, Harold - We poets are of all mankind, the creatures most ob- served. J.C.L. 1,2;A'Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Choir Council 3. Greer, Sharon - Hear me, for I've been silent too long. Guidry, Mary Ella - There's a good deal of mischief beneath this calm exterior. Girls' Hall, Anna Marie (Ann) - She is sweet without conceit. Girls' Glee ae Harner, Sheryll (Sherry) - Il could live two months on a good compliment. Sem 3; J.C. L. 1,2; Home Room Officer 1;G.A.C. 1,2, 3; Harris, Cynthia (Cindy) - My dimples are my greatest charm,' Spanish Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 2 3; Future Teachers 2,3. ‘ Gregg, Mark - great ability and pror ra BW ce Banc Chess State ; Band 1, 3 Haley, Warren - Bye, girls, don't cry.’ Other School 1,2; Football 3; Basketbal!| 3; Baseball 3. Hammond, Judy (Juju) - All great women are dying, | don't feel so well myself. Debate 1; French Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1,2. Harper, Linda - She's here, oh, no, she's there. Office Assistant 3, Harris, Steven (Steve) - The man with the big Horn! Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; A'Cappella Choir 3; Dance Band 2,3; Pep Band 1,2, 3- Hathaway, Carol - Carol isa girl both fun and true; we all like her although she is new. Other School 152. Hawkins, Milton - Why hurry to school; it's still there when you get there. Spanish Club 1; 1.C. Sports 1; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Track l. Hayes, Elizabeth (Beth) - For she is just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies, Hays, Geraldine (Gerry) - An all-around girl with personality-plus. All-School Play 3; Band 1,2; Drum Corps 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Bible Club 1. Helzerman, Richard- The harder | try the gooder to be, the worser | get. Band1,2,3; Dance Band 2; Pep Band 2,3. Haught, James (Jim) - As good a chap as anyone could know. Other School 1,2; Chess Club 3. Hawkins, Muriel - Who wants a man? | want a horse. French Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 2; A’ Cappella Choir 3. Hays, Bruce - Man is what he maketh himself. N.H.S. 2,3; Debate 1; Forensic Key 1; J.C.L. 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; A'Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Bible Club 1,2,3. Heath, Barbara - You name it; I've done it.' All-School Play 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3;Girls' Glee1,2; F.T.A.1,2, 3} GAG. by 2 sos Hendricks, Robert - I shall laugh myself to death. French Club 1, 2; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Home Room Officer 3; Baseball 1,2,3. Henry, Estella - I just can't help f Hiler, Patricia - Students in in- smiling. Girls' Glee 2; Future stitutes of higher learning interest Teachers 2,3;1.C. Sports 1,2,3. rm p me. French Club 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 3; G.A.C. 1. or Hogrefe, Sandra - Good nature and good sense Holly, Gerald (Jerry) - Aman among men, but Ge , ) are never separated. Girls' Glee 1,2. usually among women. Spanish Club 1; a-ak Sports 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Ba Ketdal 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club. Horne, Patricia (Patt) - Laugh Houck, Joanne - There's a lot of and be fat! N.H.S. 2,3; Debate _ fun in the world if you know where 2,3; Forensic Key 3; Spanish Club f ‘ : to find it. French Club 1;G.A.C. 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; J.C.L. f 1,2; Library Assistant 1. 1,2; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Home j Room Officer 3; G.A.C. 1,2,3. - Hudgens, Patsy (Pat) - Kinder than the Hudson, Candes - Her pencil drew what her kindest, soul designed. Band 1; Girls' Glee 2; A'Cap- pella Choir 3. Hunter, Barbara - Always ready Hunter, Judith - Her merry laugh- with a smile. ter can be heard throughout the school. French Club 1,2,3; |.C. Sports 2; Girls' Glee 1,2; Future Teachers 3; Bible Club 1. , Jon - here was found tamatcn, 1 Ypsi, omean, a car that could match, his Plymouth : machine! ‘ dik James, Edward Lee (Advano) - “He dreamed 1.C. Sports 1; 1,2; Track 1,2; A'Cappella and rested from his labor Cross-Country Choir 1. Johns, Beth - Keep the golden mean between saying toomuch and too little. Girls' Glee 1,2,3. Johnson, Patricia Elaine (Pat) - Here's a girl that's awfully nice, she'll soon be dodging shoes and rice. French Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Future Teachers 2; Bible Club 3. Kennard, Paulette (Sam) - She turns her back on all the boys, then runs backwards. Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Bible Club Ls James, Charles (Red Bone) - A bit bashful, abit shy, youcouldn't find a better guy. Football 1; Wrestling 1; Cross-Country 1,2; Track 1, oh Jobkar, Shelane - Sometimes glad, some- times sad, sometimes mischievous, but never bad. G.A.C. 2. Johnson, Carole (Tootie) - | stand up for no one's opinion, but my own. Girls' Glee 1,2; Bible Club 1; Library Assistant 1. Katon, Martin (Marty) - It's not what you do; it's what you get away with. J.C.L. ks ge Socker 2; Classical Music Club 3. Klein, Edward (Ed) - Once | thought nights were for studying, but now | know better. N.H.S. 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2; Sem 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; J. C.L. 1,2; Home Room Officer 1, 2; Tennis 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Boys' State 2; Dance Band 1, 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. Knapp, my boy, the little girls you, David (Dave) - Tut, tut, ' won't hurt errance (Terry) - A rare combination, 1} tell, a very good scholar and an N. H. . epi Glass Officer mri Cross-Countr Te 5 1,2;3. 31, ¥1,2,53 Legault, John (Johnny) - Such a fine boy, we wish he were twins. ' French Club 3, Lewis, John - I try hard to be cool! All- School Play 3; Band1,2,3; J.C.L. 1; Ten- nis 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. Liuzzo, Penny - Where there's a will, there's a way. Other School 1,2; Sem 3; A'Cappella Choir 3. out than rust out. Lambros, Georgia - Laugh and the world laughs with you, All- School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2 Future Teachers 1,2,3; G.A.C Laurain, Suzanne (Susi) - What? No boys in heaven? Girls' Glee 2; A'Cappella Choir 3. Band 1; Then just leave me here. ' Lennert, Arnold Clark (Moose) - I'm not crazy; | just act that way to entertain people. Band 1,2,3; do Gibs ula 6. Sones 2; Home Room Officer 1,2; Football 1; Dance Band 3; Pep Band 2,3. Linebaugh, David (Dave) - It's betterto wear 1.C. Sports 2; Cross- Country 2; Basketball 2; Audio-Visual 1,2. Loper, Sandra (Sandee) - Her fondest dreams are of a sandy hill. All-School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Home Room Officer 2,3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2, 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3. Lucas, Charles (Chuckie) There's more in me than you understand. Other School 1. Manchester, Georgia (Gee-Gee) - All the world's a stage. Sem 1,2; All-School Play 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3; Debate 1; Library Assistant 1, Martin, William (Mike) - Lite is too short for him to do all the things he is capable of doing, Other Schoo! 1; 1.C. Sports 3. om) Mayberry, James (Eddie) - Life is just one darned thing after another.’ McDonnell, Laurel (Lolly Pop) - Ninety-nineand forty-four, one- hundreths pure. Maday, Robert (Bob) - Now the scientific explanation of this phenomena is--.. Mann, Roberta (Bobbie Jo) - Variety is the spice of life, and I'm always doing something different. Home Room Officer 1; Girls' Glee 2; G.A.C. 1; Library Assistant 2,3. Matthies, Sandra (Sandy) - She has a patent on a giggle all her own. French Club 1,2; Bible Club 1; Library Assistant 3. McDermott, Lyle - A man of his word is not often heard. French Club 1. McHone, Dixie - A pill but sugar coated. Girls' Glee 1; Library Assistant 1; A'Cappella Choir 2. ae Meadows, Mary - How rare are Meulman, Raymond (Lewie) - A women of few words. Other School pa man's character is measured by what he'd do if he knew he wouldn't be found out. Baseball 2; A'Cap- pella Choir 1,2. Meyer, Betty Lou - When she has something Meyer, Carol - Sweet things come in small to say--she says it--when she hasn't she says packages. N.H.S. 2,3; French Club 1,2, 3; it anyway. Spanish Club 1; Girls' Glee 1, 2; Girls' Glee 1,2,3. Bible Club 1, 2. Milford, Michael (Rabbi) - Of all : Millspaugh, Linda (Kitten) - A my mother's children, | love myself girl who can smile is a girl worth- the best! N.H.S. 2,3; Yearbook ‘ while, All-Schoo! Play 3. 3; All-School Play 1,2,3; Thes- pians 2,3; J.C.L. 1; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Home Room Officer 1; Foot- ball 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1; Varsity Club 3. Mitchell, Delores - Happy and content, she Moody, Marilyn - I may look busy, but I'm goes her way. just confused. Yearbook 3; All-School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; G.A.C. 1,2,3; Library Assistant 2,3. Moore, Julia - Ambition has no rest. N.H.S. 2,3; Sem 3; All- School Play 2,3; Thespians 2,3; Forensic Key 1; French Club 1,2, 3; J.C.L. 1,2,3; Home Room Of- — A ‘ —@ 2 —_ Morrison, Richard (Dick) - Have wheels, will travel. Baseball 1. ficer 1,2; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cap- pella Choir 2,3; Choir Council 2, 3; Future Teachers 2,3; Bible Club 1, 2,3; Girls' State 2. Mull, Douglas - The rea! char- acter of a man is determined by his amusements. Baseball 1; Varsity Club 3. Nissly, Daniel (Dan) - Oh, Danny Boy. Sem Novak, John - “Every man has his devilish 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Yearbook 1,2; moments. A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Boys' Glee All-School Play 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3; i. Stage Soundman 1, 2,3; Audio-Visual 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 1,2; A'Cappella Choir 1. Palmateer, Dawn - A finger in every pie. Sem 3; J.C.L. 1,2; Home Room Officer 1; Girls' Glee 1,3; A'CappellaChoir 3; Classical Music Club 3, Myers, Phyllis - Nottoo good, for the good die young. All-School Play 1; Girls'Glee 2; Library As- sistant 1. ce.) es = eo , Palmer, Lucinda (Cindy) - She hears all, thinks much, but talks little. French Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 1,2; A'Cappella Choir 3. Parks, Linda - Don't worry; it makes dee Patterson, Michael (Mike) - Nothing is past y p wrinkles. French Club 1,2,3; Bible Club 3. hope. Patton, Sandra (Sandy) - A dia- mond is forever. Peebles, Karen - The type we like--both smart and sweet- -a nicer girl you'd never meet. Sem 3; All-School Play 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3. 31] Pepper, Janet - Seasoned just right--salted with humor, peppered with wit. All-School Play 3; Drum Corps 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1,2, 3; Future Teachers 1. Peterson, Robert (Bob) - Keep in line, girls, you may get your chance. Class Officer 3; Varsity Club 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball £, 235% Rathman, Jill - Just a minute-- I'll get my calendar. Yearbook 2; Band 1,2,3; Drum Corps 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1; Future Teachers 1,2,3. Rehberg, Martha - A little mischief here and there hurts no one. All-School Play 3; French Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2 236 Reynolds, William (Bill) - He silently prepares for the future. Baseball 3; Other School 1,2. there a legal Perry, Phyllis - Is way of skipping? French Club 2. Preslar, Mike - School's okay, when there's nothing else to do. Reed, Linda - Small people get 7 more places. Reichert, Lee - There's a sucker born every minute. All-School Play 3; Thespians 3; French Club 1,2,3; Football 2; Swimming 1; Audio-Visual 1,2,3. Rice, Lawrence - Every man has h is devilishmoments. 1.C. Sports 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1; A'Cappella Choir 3. Richards, Stuart (Stu) - I got lost 4, ' omewhere betweer unrise and ! sunset. ‘ Richardson, Randall - Silent Knight! ® Ridenour, George - does things will make mistakes, but never the mistake of doing noth- ing. Yearbook 3; All-School Play 2,3; Thespians 2,3. Roberson, Eldora - Sportsandmen, so that's her line? Spanish Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Less Roper, Shirley - She has mis- chief in her eyes - LOOK OUT!' Girls' Glee 1, 2,3. Richardson, Patricia - Speech is ilver, but silence is golden.' Spanish Club 1,2; French Club 2, 3;Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3; Bible Club 3; Classical Music Club 3. D. Richmond, Janice (Jan) - A good disposition French Club 1. is more valuable than gold. 1. Riggs, Lewis Malcolm - Every- body knows Lewis. A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Bible Club 2,3; Boys' Glee 1. Robinson, Eunice (Useless) - Looks and per- sonality--one great girl of '64. All-School Play 3; Spanish Club 1;1.C. Sports 1,2;3) Future Teachers 2,3;G.A.C. 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 2,3. Samons, Larry - He's a ball, a round one. Sem 3; All-School Play 3; Band 1,2,3; J.C.L. 1; Basebal! 1; Audio-Visual 1,3. Sattler, Stephen (Steve) - Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we | Spanish Club 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; A'Cappella Choir 2; Boys' Glee 1. 3 haat lave a test. Scharp, Gene Edward (Ed) - Don't take life too seriously; you'll never get outof it alive. Boys' Glee 1,2,3. Schmaus, Kenneth (Ken) - Il could have danced all night! Spanish Club 1; 1.C. Sports 2,3; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. Schwall, Walter (Walt) - He wins without boasting; he loses without excuse. 1.C. Sports ’ 3; Football 2,3; Tennis 3; Baseball 2. j Sheldon, Patricia (Pat) - One hundred words per minute without a typewriter. All-School Play 3; Sem 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 1; Library Assistant 1,2,3. 34 Sayre, Jane - Is it true blondes have more fun? N.H.S. 2,3; Drum Corps 1,2,3; Majorette 3; French Club 1,2,3; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 2; G. ASG. Spl,2s Schlager, Julie (Slugger) - Boy-ology is her favorite subject. Other School 1; All-School Play 3; Girls' Glee 3; Library Ass istant 3. Schreiner, Clifford - A man that hath no music is not a man. Band 1,2,3;1.C. Sports 2,3; Baseball 1; Dance Band 2,3; Pep Band 1, 2,3; Classical Music Club 3. Shauan, Daniel (Dan) - Do well and right and let the whole world think. � ai ye “ y Shock, Charlotte - Quiet and 4 innocent-looking, but so is dyna- P mite. Drum Corps 1,2,3; Future ‘ Teachers 1,2;J.C.L. 1,2; Home Room Officer 2. a ie Shugg, Ru neither a bookwon hound, but he's aswel around. Spanish Clut sports 2,3; Hor Roor Football 2; Swi rsity Club 3. Slater, Robert (Shotgun Slate) - Man! Football 2; Basketball Country 1; Track 2. Travelin’ 1,2; Cross- Sobran, Joseph - There no more faithful or pleasant friend than good poetry. S.C. 3; Sem 3; All-School Play 3; Thespians 3; A'Cappella Choir 2,3. Stanlake, Judith (Judy) - What, no horses in heaven? Then just leave me here. J.C.L. 1, 3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3. Stein, Robert (Bob) - Bird's the word! All-School Play 3; |.C. Sports 2,3. Live it up while All-School Play Smith, Mike - Study is a pastime; why over- do it? Baseball 2; Bible Club 2. Speer, Susan (Susie) - She has a smile for every girl and four for every boy. Quill and Scroll 3; Yearbook 2,3; Drum Corps 1,2, 3; All-School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 1,2; Future Teachers 1,2; G.A.C. 1,2,3. Steele Pamela (Pam) - Anything worth doing is worth doing well. N.H.S. 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3; Yearbook 2,3; All-School Play 3; French Club1,2,3;1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Future Teachers 1;G.A.C.1,2,3. Stitt, Sharon (Shay) - Another victim of Cupid's bow; she changed her name not long ago. French Club 1,2; Girls' Glee 2. Stout, Donald - Three be the Stribley, Richard - He has an things | shall have til I'm dumb-- j ambition to be a Lady Killer,' love, laughter and a wad of gum,' Yearbook 2,3; All-School Play French Club 1,2,3; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Band 1, 1,2; Home Room Officer 1,2; 2,3; Debate 3; Forensic Key 3; Football 1,3; Basketball 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Home Room Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. Officer 2; Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Varsity Club 3; PepBand 2,3; Chess Club 3; Classical Music Club 3. Swikoski, Phyllis - Do your best and leave Tanner, Pamela (Shultz) - Men and music the rest; what's the use of worrying. Year- make my life complete. All-School Play 3; book 3; Drum Corps 1,2,3. Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; French Club 1; Home Room Officer 1,2; Library Assistant 3; Classical Music Club 3. Taylor, Rosannah (Rosie) - Do Taylor, William (Tell) - Haste what you ought and come what is something foreign to my nature! will. Spanish Club 1; Girls' Basketball Manager 3; Wres- Glee l, tling 1. a Thayer, Ross - I'm a smart guy but nobody Thumm, Deborah (Debby) - Isn't married life ever knows it. Other School 2. wonderful. Other School! 1. Thumm, Dennis R. (Thumb) - 'He'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Track 2; Other School i Towler, Terry - It isa great skill to be able to hide one's ability. Of all the earth- Ss aqgood wife. Van Riper, Sandra (Sandee) - Here is a girl we all adore, our Homecoming Queen of '64. Homecoming Queen 3; All-School Play 3; French Club 1,2; Home Room Officer 1; Girls' Glee 1,2; Future Teachers 1,3. Vick, Sylvia (Trudy) - A smart and sweet girl is she, holding the key to many a treasury. Spanish Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; 1.C. Sports 1,2,3; Class Officer 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; G. A.C. 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3, Vogler, Marvin - Modesty becomes a young man! Vorce, Lynne - Some think the world is made for fun and frolic-- | do, too. Yearbook 3; All-School Play 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; |. C. Sports 1,2,3; Home Room Of- ficer 1,2; Future Teachers 3; G. AG. 7235s Usher, Vernon (Skip) - Beware, | may do something famous yet. Vick, Michael (Mike) - Life is a challenge all must meet, but he will greet it on the first beat. Football 1; Track 1. Viergever, Paul (Vier) - Upon what meat doth this, our Caesar feed that he has grown so tall. 1.C. Sports 1; Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Varsity Club 3. Von Dette, Donna - She was not here until year number three, more of this gal wewish we could see-- Other School 1,2. Wadke, Margaret (Peggy) - I can resist everything except tempta- tion. Drum Corps1,2,3;J.C.L. 1; Home Room Officer 1; Future Teachers 1. Wallace, Wanda (Stevie) - The night has athousand eyes. Other School 1; Girls' Glee 3. Walls, Floreen - Quiet to those who know her not, but jolly to those who do. Girls' Glee 1,2; A'Cappella Choir 3; Bible Club 2. Walter, Dan - Half as high, but twice Walters, Meredith - For he's a jolly good simple. A'Cappella Choir 2,3. fellow. Jets Club 1,2; Chess Club 3. Warren, Yvonne (Vonnie) - Happy asaclam athightide. All-School Play 3; French Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1; Bible Club 2,3; Library Assistant 3, Warwick, Natalie (Nat) - Some think she's quiet, others doubt it, others know her. All-School Play 1; Forensic Key 1,2,3; French Club 2; J.C.L. 1; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Bible Club 153. Waterbury, Wayne - I'll probably grow up Waterman, Randall Lee (Randy) - He has done someday. Football 2; Baseball 1; Tennis 1; the work of a true man. N.H.S. 2,3; French Audio-Visual 1. Club 1,2,3; Home Room Officer 2; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Varsity Club 3. Weatherly, Alice - Just being happy is lots of fun. All-School Play 3; Girls' Glee 1,2; A'Cap- pella Choir 3. Weathers, Jessie 'Hard to define but readily likeable.’ Welch, Chery! - Little devils are scarce, so take good care of me,’ All-School Play 3; J.C.L. 1,2; 1.C. Sports 1,2; Future Teachers 12,3; GAG. 1, 2,3. Wells, Andrew - No one knows what he ca do until he does it. Cross-Country 2. White, Connie - A flower of love- linessand a stemof grace. Girls' Glee 1,2,3. Wiederhoft, Judy - Be good and you'll be lonesone, Wilcox, Chery! - Her hair blazes her trail. All-School Play 3; Thespians 3; French Club 1,2,3; G.A.C. 1. James (Jim) - What kind | do you think | am?' West, Sue - I will never walk alone. All- School Play 3; G.A.C. 2,3. White, Virginia (Ginny) - Her manner isas winning as her smile. Wiedman, Nancy - I don't want to be a mil- lionaire; | just want to live like one. Drum Corps 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Home Room Officer 2; G.A.C. 1,2. Wilde, Sharon - I'll be merry, I'll be glad, but one thing sure, I'll not be sad. Yearbook 3; Girls' Glee 2; A'Cappella Choir 3; Li- brary Assistant 1,2,3. 39 Wildman, Bill - Wake me when Williams, Maxine - Friendly by it's over!' nature, Williams, Patty Jean - Never fear, I'll make Williams, Susan Jo (Sue) - A good education it. Girls' Glee 1,2; Yearbook 1,2,3. is the foundation of happiness. Sem 3; J.C. L. 3; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Library Assistant 1. Willoughby, John - Better to be Wilson, Eva - When I sing, |! put a witty fool than a foolish wit. 4 my heart in it. Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1,2; Forensic Key 1; Jets French Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1; Club 2. A'Cappella Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3. Witherspoon, Alcean (Cean) - Don't let work Witherspoon, Doris - The smile on her face po 7 interfere with your play. 1.C. Sports 1; Foot- shows the kindness of her character. Yearbook ball 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3; Track 1. 3; Sem 2,3; SpanishClub 1,2; 1.C. Sports 1,2; Girls' Glee 1; A'Cappella Choir 2,3; G. AG 2,2. Wright, Carol - To happiness | Yuerhs, Diane - Her halo is tar- raise my glass and wish only the nished. French Club 1,2; |.C. best for our class. French Club ; : Sports 1,2; Future Teachers 1, 1,2,3; 1.C. Sports 1,2; Class , lee Officer 1; Home Room Officer 1, 2; Girls' Glee 2; Future Teachers 1, 2,3; G.A.C. 1; All-School Play a Zenith, Fredrick (Fred) - He Zolkosky, Wendy - Two faces came, they saw, they conquered. have |. Yearbook 3; J.C.L. 1, 1.C. Sports 3; Swimming 3; Foot- = ‘ q 2; |.C. Sports 2; Future Teachers ball 3; Baseball 3; Varsity Club , b,2,33 GeA.Ce 3s 3; Other School 1,2. ; CAMERA SHY Michael Amburgy Steele, Patricia (Pat) - “Always leave them James Baylis laughing when you say good-bye. Roger Beatty William Bell Jimmie Brewer Stanley Clark Melvin Cowans Gary DeMars George DeMars Harold Ellerson Thomas Etchinson Larry Ferguson Lewis Frye Mary Frye Annie Gray Ora Gray Otis Gregory Robert Harris Edward Hudson Roy Hunter David Jaeger James Johnson Margie Johnson Beth Laudermilch Thomas Lyke Thomas Marsh Margaret McBride Earl McNaughton James Mitchell Kenneth Moyer Troy Patterson Preston Peterson Gene Robinson Greg Robinson Thomas Sari Dave Sherbrook Scott Simpson Ivan Skomp Lewis Smith George Steffen Carter Switzer Charles Tipton Abby Van de Walker James Walker Eric Wilcox Eugene Williams T. J. Williams Butch drives up and honks for his date. Sophia Young Oh, those late nights! S. Speer-D. Davison R. Shugg _@g M. Dawson ” oor D. Farquharson a 4 w= ’ Mr rq at = L. Vorce G. Allen M. Battuello J. Ashby D. Nissly E. Mayberry C. Wright B. Hendricks F. Zenith L. McDonnell E. Klein A. Clay R. Waterman G. Graves B. Heath P, Tanner K. Bovan J. Holly B. Dobbs T. Ardis D : R. Hunter L. Brose S. Disbrow M. Milford P. Bohn D. Arvin J. Sobran J. Houck N. Wiedman T. Anderson C. Shock J. Willoughby J. Sayre THE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class, being of sound mind and body, superior intelligence, and excellent reasoning, and pos: a record of accomplishments, hereby will and bequeath these possessions: TO THE SCHOOL: Our chewing-gummed desks with the written remains of bygone loves, the memory of the wrestling victories, and all the fun and laughter we've had in the past three years. TO THE FACULTY: Stacks of late assignments, overdue book reports, thanks. impatient moments, and above all, a hearty TO THE JUNIOR CLASS: Our senior dignity which we have worn with so much grace, the privilege of putting out next year's yearbook, and the delight of not having a minute to spare. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS: The anticipation of directing the sophomores totheirclasses that first week of school, two more years of hard larbor, and our corps of loving teachers, We, the members of the Senior Class, will the following exceptional talents and possessions: |, Clark Lennert, will my ability to be completely in- sane at all times to Tom Stobie. (Do it!) |, Charles R, Lucas, will my thirty year old worn and torn trig book to George. |, Tom Essex, will to Mr. Seidler another year like the one he had with me in 205 study hall. |, Diane Fisher, will my cadaver to the electronics department in order that they may study impulses. |, Eddie Mayberry, will Nancy Baker's Thunderbird to James Brakke. |, Larry Brose, leave to Clarence Pope, a string of broken bats and no hits. We, the Varsity Club of YHS, will to our junior and sophomore members ourtreasury, which will be completely shot by June 8, 1964. |, Sandra Patton, will Mrs. Distler allmy many smiles and party ideas. 1, Doug Mull, will the hours of 8:15 - 3:30 to any underclassman who wishes to take them from me. 1, Dennis R. Thumm, will Ypsilanti High School more and better school spirit. |, Stuart Richards, will my size 12 shoes to Stan Al- bertson. |, Vern Usher, willmy ability to pass to Terry Towler. |, George Ridenour, will to Lise Jensen, th e clothes | used to invade New York City. |, Sally Barnum, will to Joan Bishop my old sheet mu- sic, so that she won't have to borrow any next year. |, Arlene Dumpierres, will my greatly used art smock to Paula Miller. We, Richard Allison, Tom Ardis, Bruce Dobbs, and Clark Lennert, will our Beatle wigs to any underclass- men that have enough nerve to make fools of themselves. 1, Ann Hall, will my most wonderful voice and Spanish speaking ability to Juanita Easley. |, Jon Ichesco, will Rocky Doe a ride in a Plymouth, 1, Don Stout, will my fabulous (?) hook shot (and all the luck that goes with it) to Bill Falk, with the hope he'll start shooting more. |, Useless Robinson, will my tennis shoes to Paul- ette Dozier, for G.A.C. practice. (I hope you don't put your feet in the holes.) We, Pam Steele and Lynne Vorce, will Bill Abbey a locker by himself next year, |, Ross Thayer, will my good looks and superior in- telligence to Ken Hays. 1, Margaret Dawson, will Sparrow another senior problen , Robert Slater anc gallor Ff mill . Our SENIOR teams were winners! quarter! I'm ashamed, our group had Love those Beatles! more cavities! Was that the bell? Our band had 21% fewer cavities! Queen Sandy reigns. Those were the good old days! By the way.... Try a broomstick and two doughnuts next time, Marty! The G-R-E-A-T-E-S-T! ‘ike 7 Pe ; ' 4 Our Little Hero if Marty's harem. IN MEMORIAM The Junior Class would like to dedicate this page to three of our class members who were killed in automobile accidents this past semester. Everyone was- and still is- shocked by this terrible tragedy. John Seleska, Diane Smith, and Bill Harden will always be remembered by our class, the school, and the whole com- munity. To a few people they have merely become statistics; but to their many loved ones and friends, they are still here in spirit, although they, as living be- ings, are gone, Bill Harden John Seleska Diane Smith — = lle —_ Class Officers: Mr. Cox, advisor (not pictured); Mari Lynn Oltersdorf, treasurer; Betty Beaver, president; Al DeOtte, vice- president; Judy Hawley, secretary. JUNIOR CLASS faculty. The Senior Farewell brought this year to a close when we bid the seniors good-bye. Our class members participated in other activities such as the Junior Prom, and the building of the class float for the Homecoming parade. For us, this indeed was a busy year, but goals achieved can never be forgotten, This year's Junior Class was kept quite busy in making its many activities a winning success. In starting out the year, we were hosts tothe sophomores at the annual Sophomore Reception. Towards the mid- dle of the year, our goal was to raise money for our treasury, which we achieved by sponsoring a basket- ball game between the Harlem Astronauts and the Adams, Trudy Allen, David Allen, Duane Allison, Candy Allred, Carolyn 50 Abbe, Richard Abbey, Bill Adams, Bruce Adams, Connie Adams, Herb Allward, Gary Anderson, Diana Anderson, Lucy Anguras, Chris Arnett, Ginger Baldwin, Richard Baldwin, Russell Baltzell, Marvin Baltzell, Pam Barnabei, Gwen Bass, Ann Bass, Cheryl Battle, Tom Bauer, Linda Bauer, William Beal, Margaret Beaver, Betty Beck, Nancy Beck, Rick Beitelshees, Shari Bell, Richard Bennett, Craig Bentrum, Gary Betke, Carol Beutell, Candy Biord, Ivonne Bishop, Joan Bishop, Sylvia Blackmer, Carol Blackwell, Linda Bonds, Elmer Brady, Phyllis Bradshaw, Car] Brakke, Jim Brixey, Beverly Byrd, Frazier Cable, Pam Caddell, Dorothy Cain, Cathy Caldwell, Kenneth Caldwell, Linda Canzoneri, Tom Ivonne visited us fromher home in Caracus, Venezuela. Caldwell, Wilma Carre, Linda Blevins, Harold Blevins, Jerry Block, Linda Bluman, Linda Bolling, Trudy Brose, Veronica Brown, Carla Busby, Charles Butcko, Jim Buxton, Roger Christman, Ruth Clay, Norma Clifton, Jerry Cloke, Judy Coffin, Bernice Cowens, Pat Crane, Phil Crawford, Debbie Curry, Barbara Cuthbert, Linda Denike, James DeOtte, Al Dieter, Robert Dobbins, Chris Dozier, Paulette Carey, Joyce Carpenter, Betty Carrier, Alan Carter, Rosalind Charles, Evelyn Coleman, Sandra Collins, Jennie Connaghan, Kathy Cooper, Kathy Copeland, Sandy Daniel, Juanita Daniel, Peggy Daschner, Paula Davidson, John Deming, Mary Duffin, Bill Dumas, Michel Eaglin, Valerie Easton, Peggy Edwards, Diana Ehrhart, Gayle Elwell, Lynne Estermeyer, Penny Falahee, Richard Farres, Evans Ferdig, Jane Fink, Robert Fletcher, Sharon Frost, Kimberly Fry, Judy Frye, Tommie Fuller, Herman Gainey, Richard Garrett, Ron Geer, Charles Geer, Glenda ; George, Greg Gerbo, Mildred J Gilbert, Tom Mike seems to be buyinghis yearly supply of lolli- pops. — Gillette, Lloyd Girbach, Arlene = Gibas, Gloria - Goble, Terry fi v 4 Goebel, Darry! Kelly, Sandra Good, Suzanne Gralton, Jim Graves, Betty Yates, Sherri Greenway, David Greer, Jean Grieff, Betty Grosshans, Gary Grounds, Ken Hall, Vivian Hamaker, Martha Hamilton, Jack Harvey, Dan Hays, Ken Heatlie, Vincent Helle, Cynthia Helm, Denny Hendricks, Ann Herman, Beverly Herrman, Richard Heyman, George Hickman, Dave Hilobuk, Anatole Himmelstose, Al te, Pips Horn, Judy Howard, Gary Howard, Sari Hronek, Theresa Hunter, Janet Jewell, Delores Johnson, Brett Johnson, LeRoy Johnson, Marie Johnson, Richard Joynson, Shirley Kildau, Bonnie Going, going, Keeney, Michael Zolkosky, Bill Hinchcliff, Homer Hinchcliff, Roger Hines, Charles Holly, Jim Holtzman, Connie Hudgens, Tom Hughbanks, Mike Isaacson, Robert Isbell, Thomas ljames, Esther Kowalski, Linda Krause, Darrel Kuhns, Joseph Land, Mary Layne, Ronnie Lewis, Melvin Limbach, Barbara Linebaugh, Jon Little, Wilson Lounsberry, Ellen Martin, William Marushak, Lyle Masters, Tom Matthies, Kay May, Linda Kimbler, Toni King, Sharon King, Russell Klein, Richard Knapp, Robert Lankford, Glenda Larson, David Lawson, Barbara Lee, Donetta Leonard, William Lynch, Charles Marken, Barb - Marsh, Jo Ann Martin, Elsie Martin, Shirley Maynard, Larry Maynard, Rick Mays, Paulette McDaniel, Linda McDermott, Connie McFee, Gerry Meggison, Danny Milford, Creag Miller, Mic Nae Miller, Nadine Miller, Paula Minor, Robert Mitchell, Dave Mobley, Margaret Moore, Marilyn Moore, Sarah Morgan, James Morhous, Marc Morris, Martha Moxley, Kay Murningham, Judy Neal, Peg Norton, Dennis One, two, three, FOUR ?? Nye, Jin O'Brien, Mary Ann O'Key, Sandy Oliver, Arthur Oliver, Rita Oltersdorf, Mari Lynn Oman, Vicki Oosta, Gary Opem, Martin Or r, Bill Ossenheimer, Sharon Parks, Richard Patterson, Kathy Payment, Pat Peeper, Ronnie Penive, Dennis Pepper, Betty Perotti, Jo Ann Peterson, Douglas Petty, Michael Pilkington, Albert Pinnock, Richard Piper, Judy Pope, Clarence Powell, Sharon Prest, Nancy Privatte, Tony Putman, Neil Quigley, Anne Reaume, Frank Rehberg, Sarah Rhodin, Judy Richardson, Gary Ridenour, Dana Riley, Sally ry Robinson, Deborah Robinson, Evelyn Roeske, Linda Roper, Christine Rosenkrantz, David Ruffin, Jo Helen Rulon, Louise Rumford, David Russ, Sandy Santrock, John Schlief, Cheri Schmidt, Wal ter Schneider, Pat Schneider, Ron Schwall, Bill Schwartz, Mary Ann Scott, Charlotte Shaw, Mike , Shephard, Bill Debater John directs a point to the opposition. Smallwood, Paula Smith, Linda Smith, Sheilia Smith, Ton Smith, Bill Stewart, Rufus Stobie, Tom Strand, Dan Stribley, Chuck Stribley, Ruth ] (V Taylor, Gayle Thomas, Marcia Thompson, Ross Thompson, Tari Till, Martha Shock, Charles Simpson, Marta Sinkule, Scott Sipe, Evelyn Slater, John Snelling, Jenine Sobran, Greg South, Barry Stachlewitz, Bob Stafford, Betty Suley, Gary Sunday, Karen Switzer, Johnnie Swope, Pat Taylor, Doris Toliver, Percy Tooson, Thomas Treado, Ann Tschirhart, Steve Turner, Sue Utley, Ralph Vincent, Jane Walczak, Anna Wales, Rick Walker, Willie Walls, Aaron Wallom, Jane Walter, Jim Walters, Perry Walton, Jim Walton, Mike Waters, Tom Watkins, Harold Weatherman, Jane Webb, Jim Weber, Marty as al Fe, Wehr, John White, Beverly + White, Sharon Williams, Jim Williams, Juanita Williams, Ken Williams, Robert Wilson, Art Darcy, Rene Easley, Juanita Eisenhart, Pat Gardner, Sue Geesey, Wanda Gelesky, George Grayson, William Greene, Arthur Griffith, Randy Hardy, Phyllis Harris, Dave Harris, Pam Hawley, Judy Hayes, Evelyn Hepner, Sue Hines, Gail CAMERA SHY Hollifield, Cecelia Hoppert, Sue Horn, Jeanette Huston, Wanda Johnson, James Lawson, Greg Lowe, Judy McFall, Helen Mitchell, Bill Moore, Pat Olbert, Bill Pearson, Johnnie Mary Peasley, Richard Pinkston, Jerry Rice, James Riley, Shirley Wicht, John Wiles, Phyllis Wiley, Joyce Williams, Elyse Williams, Florence Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Gaile Wingrove, Tom Witherspoon, Eloise Wolverton, Larry Robbins, Harold Robinson, Greg Sherbrook, Ken Short, Tom Snidecor, Ben Stanich, Sheila Starwas, Mike Thompson, Yvonne Thorne, Roger Tumer, Mae Ella Van Gieson, Mary Wilhoit, Hubert Willoughby, Gary Williams, Eugene Williams, Larry Williams, Mary Lee THESE ARE OUR CLASS OFFICERS?? He's got the whole world inhis arms! ! - Vice-President Miss Service Squad of 1958 - Treasurer | | want to hold MY hand! - President Who has knock-knees? - Secretary This little piggy goes to market... Andal, anda 2 C-H-A-R-G-E!!! Would you believe 25% of our class drives to school? - a | Le B Would you believe | just got a run in Give me money! my Supp-hose? Well, said Sir Robert. Let's have one big roar! - BS pike Sophomore Class Officers: Jane Kingston, secretary; Cheryl Thomas, treasurer; Carroll Allen, president; Sharon Eller, vice- president; Mr. David (not pictured), advisor. Our year began very successfully withour winning float in the $0 Pp H OM 0 R E C [ ASS Homecoming parade. We had many other rewarding experiences throughout the year, and are looking forward toeven more in the future. Albertson, Cliff Albertson, Robert Albertson, Stan Allen, Carroll Allen, Chery! Allen, Linda Anderson, George Anderson, Linda Antikaimem, David Arcure, James Arrington, Woody Ashby, Chery! Atchinson, Craig Atkins, Gloria Avery, Cliff Bailey, Lonnie Baker, Alvin Baltzell, Rene Baltzell, Suzanne Barfield, Jerry Beitelshees, Terron Bell, Linda Bengry, Bruce Bennett, Thomas Birch, Tim Blackburn, Charlotte Blackmer, Patricia Blackwell, Thomas Blok, James Bogue, Philip Barrs, William Basom, Elaine Bass, John Bassett, Kathie Baylis, Meredith Beaver, John Beck, Linda Becker, Judy Bedford, Tom Begole, Linda Britton, Tom Brown, Christi Brown, John Brown, Kenneth Brown, Linda Bryant, Robert Budd, Karen Bulemore, Marsha Burge, Carol Burke, Linda Butler, Shirley Button, Walter 68 Dissection is so much fun! Booker, Eula Boone, Edith Bow, Gayle Bowen, Sharon Bowman, Michael Brady, Robert Braman, Jerry Branick, Paula Branum, Larry Brewer, Ulyss Brown, Casandra Brown, Delores Byrd, Amos Caldwell, Larry Campbell, Rodney Canada, Alfred Cantrell, Sharon Carlson, Earl Carpenter, Dale Carpenter, Vicki Castleman, Alfred Castro, Jane Cook, Robert Cooley, Tom Cornish, William Coronado, Cecil Cosgrove, Geraldine Cosgrove, Tom Cowans, Melvin Cowans, Mildred Craig, Dennis Cree, Sandra Cavanaugh, Milo Chadwell, Phyllis Chandler, Diana Chandler, Ronald Clark, Janice Clark, Sandy Clifton, Ann Colby, Violet Coleman, James Collins, Kathreen Daniel, James Daniels, Larry Davis, James Deck, Dennis De Lane, Cheri Dell'Anno, Charlotte DeNike, Cheri Dillon, Sharon Dimond, Lee Doe, Dennis Doe, Mike — — Duffin, Betty Domke, Janis 8 Duffin, Boston Sophomores go Latin. Dunn, Mike Dunn, Shirley Durham, Jeff Eastley, Kenneth Eastwood, Pam Ebeler, Rozanne Ekert, Beth Eller, Sharon Emerson, Mary England, Beverly 70 Falahee, Kathy Falandysz, Harry Falk, William Farqueson, Robert Ferguson, Tom Fidler, Debbie Ford, Barbara Fornwalt, Glenda Fornwalt, Huey Fox, Joann Gilbert, Penny Gileski, George Gillenwaters , Mike Gilyard, William Glowicki, Patrica Godell, Fred Goebel, David Golden, Carolyn Goody, Keith Gore, Atondra Franklin, Jackie Franklin, Marlene Freeland, Pete Freeman, Premel Fry, Mary Fry, Lem Fulford, Mary Fuller, Valerie Geer, Susan Gibbs, Joyce Gustafson, Marty Hamilton, Barbara Hamilton, Larry Hamilton, Rubie Hand, Alfred Harmon, Mike Harris, Gerald Harris, Lawrence Harris, Mark Harrison, Nita Hawkins, Debbie Hayes, Evelyn 72 uu yj - Gowen, Daine en te 2 Graham, Janette Graichen, Gerald Grapp, Chery! Graves, Barbara BEEP y Graves, Dave Gray, Alex Green, Shirley Gregg, Tim Griffin, Ed Hackney, Cindy These girls look happy as they receive membership into the D.B.C. Hamilton, Joyce Haynie, Larry Hendricks, Connie Herald, Sandra Herndon, Lester Herron, Dorothy Hill, John Holland, Cathy Horning, Tom Howard, James Hughes, Robert Jordan, Burnether Karoub, Robert Katon, Cheri Kelley, Francis Kelly, Alfred Kelly, Jackie Kemp, Nancy Kennedy, Joann Kennedy, Phillip Keskitalo, David Huxley, Jeff Ichesco, Wesley James, Joyce Jefferson, Cynthia Jensen, Lise Johnson, David Johnson, Mildred Johnson, Richard Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sarah | — _ -_ ad Lampher, Doris Larsen, Andrea Lehtomaki, Linda Lehman, Aleta Lindsey, Robert Liskow, Dean Lomaka, Jeanne Lowrey, Danny Lund, Roger Luten, Alan Lutes, Terri Madison, Gwen 74 Sophomore cheerleaders Kincer, Loretta Kingston, Jane Kinsel, Rosemarie Kinter, Boyd Kline, Marilyn Knieper, Lynn Kolman, Kris Kortesoja, Linda Kosky, Robert Kurse, William La Rose, Yvonne Lee, Robert Mackey, Geraldine Magee, David Maier, Mickey Marberry, Reginald March, Terry Marsh, Roger Mason, Mary Mason, Patricia Matevia, Patrick Matevia, Patti Mitchell, Claretha Mitchell, Gene Mitchell, Susan Moody, Phillip Moore, Frank Moore, James Moore, Linda Moore, Patricia Moyle, Robert Morris, Goldie McDonnell, Carole McDougal, Kathy McKee, Michael McKenna, Art McLilly, James McMahon, Joan Meade, Jean Meadows, Donna Meadows, Georgia Miller, Karen O'Day, Sharon Oliver, Thomas Olsen, Chris Olson, Carolyn Ordway, Millie Pace, Clarence Palmer, Michael Parks, Lois Parsons, Wanda Patterson, Kerchival Patterson, Pam — Patterson, Pauline Peasley, Susan ' he Peddle, Arthur One minute to go! Penive, Linda Percell, Karen Perry, Shirley Pheiffer, Alan Phillips, Patricia Pierce, Glenda Poole, Janiet Porter, Sharon Powers, Kathy Quann, Gary 76 Ramsey, Ernest Ray, Elizabeth Reed, Evelyn Reeves, Janice Reid, Edward Reid, James Reiman, William Reynolds, Michael Rikelman, Michael Robbins, Kima Sayles, Mary Sayre, George Scalise, James Scharf, Thomas Schlanderer, Dick Sears, Dennis Seaton, Sandra Sharp, Glenda Shaun, Tyrone Shaun, Fred Roberson, Gregory Robinson, Debra Robinson, Jean Roe, Emery Rogers, Lloyd Rood, Robert Ruppert, Julie Rust, Michael Samons, Sharyn Sander, Jackie Shepard, Michele Shock, Bonnie Shock, Gary Sibson, Phillip Simo, James Smallwood, James Smith, Dorothy Smith, Mike Smith, Mildred Smith, Otis Sneary, Linda ' — Sorauruf, James oe Who says wrestlers don't like girls! ? Stacey, James Stamper, Dianne Stapleton, Linda Steele, John Steinberger, Barbara — — South, Gary ) ’ Ris ’ Spragg, Terry -” £ Suci, Ronald Swanson, John Swikoski, Mary Lou =f Swikoski, Nina Switzer, Gary not a ‘ - Swope, Patricia Swope, Thomas Tate, Cindi Taylor, Veronica Therkelsen, Karen Thomas, Chery] Towler, Thomas Trout, JoAnn Trowbridge, Charlene Tshearheart, Susan Warner, Thomas Waterbury, Darryl Watkins, Gerald Weathers, Marilyn Weathers, Marshall Webb, Yvonne Wehr, Barbara- Wells, William Wescott, Jack West, James Turbin, Marilyn Twisdale, Elizabeth Utley, Dale Waldecker, Sondra Walker, Loretta Wallace, Larry Waller, Dennis Walters, Nancy Walton, Susan Warner, George Williams, Valerie Wilson, Jack Wolfe, Gary Wolford, Patricia Woods, Eula Woodside, Dave Yates, Edward Yates, Marilyn Zeoli, James Zolkosky, Robert 80 Thursdays affect some people! Wheeler, Phillip Whirlow, Peggy White, Doris White, Geraldine White, Maxine Whittaker, Steve Widner, Robert Williams, Jesse Williams, John Williams, LeRoy Wilson, Earlie Wolslagle, Frank Now is the time for 2 | eee Pe MARDI GRAS Lunch!! - bate? Tony demonstrates perfect form. This is biology? ! No matter what way you look at it, Bob is still hungry. : _ : : : - 2. - Gloriana It looks like Joan needs another locker! Q vir. pipebbdbars Way TO ty! Burton Aldrich, P Mr. Fry Music Dept. Ohio State Bernice Lockwood U. of Michigan Social Studies Dept. Richard Buccos U. of Michigan Bio. Science Dept. Marjorie Slade U. of Michigan Foreign Language Dept. y University General Mechanic Genevieve Nevillo U. of Michigan English Dept. Mary Boutell Michigan State Mathematics James Bohn Stout University Science Dept. Mary Kay Bewalda U, of Michigan Business Ed. Dept. 12hUZMAe- TR VCO DR. PAUL H. EMERICH OF ' EDUCATION f : | — Top Row: E. U. Vielhauer, Washington, Horning, Miller. Bottom Row: B. Harris, Emerich, Montonye, Milford. 84 BLANCHE SCHWEIGERT Secretary BURTON R. ALDRICH, Principal Two of Ypsilanti Public Schools' best administrators are constantly seeking to promote the conditions necessary to the achievement and success for high school students. Both Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Cox have given countless hours, in planning and developing exceptional programs for our student body. They are two administrators of whom we all can be proud. HODLEY COX, Assistant Principal RUTH WRIGHT Secretary =X +) Babs MARY DAWSON Secretary RUDOLPH ALBERT Bradley University i General Mechanics MARY KAY BEWALDA RICHARD BUCCOS University of Michigan University of Michigan Business Education Natural Science SCOTT BUCKLEY Eastern Michigan Natural Science ALICE BOGGS Indiana University Social Studies NANCY BULTHUIS Michigan State English JAMES BOHN Stout University Physical Science HELEN CONNOR University of Michigan English MARY BOUTELL MARY CAMPBELL Michigan State Skidmore College Math Math 86 RUTH CROTHERS University of Michigan Foreign Language PAUL DAVIS Eastern Michigan Natural Science CARL ELLIOT Eastern Michigan Special Education BONNIE JEAN DISTLER Michigan State Business Education BUREL FORD Eastern Michigan Special Education WILLIAM DUSBIBER University of Michigan Social Studies ROBERT HADDICK Bradley University General Mechanics JAMES ECKENROD University of Michigan Social Studies —P of y MILDRED EDWARDS Eastern Michigan Foreign Language RUTH GAMBELL Western Michigan Librarian GEORGE HELVEY University of Michigan Math EDWARD HEYMAN University of Michigan Counselor WILLIAM HOBBS Eastern Michigan General Mechanics JANETTE HORST Michigan State English 88 CECIL HEBREW University of Michigan Physical Science MADGE ISEMINGER University of Michigan English MARILYN KLOOSTERMAN Wisconsin State in Whitewater Business Education THOMAS LAWRENCE University of Michigan Math BERNICE INWOOD University of Michigan Counselor RICHARD KRZEWINSKI Eastern Michigan Special Education RICHARD LEE University of Michigan GEORGE LEEDS es icelaeemams CHARLES LOUISIGNAU University of Michigan Wayne University Art Special Education DORIS MAX Eastern Michigan Business Education KAREN LEMUNYON Central Michigan University Physical Education LOUIS MINKOFF Eastern Michigan Social Studies FRANCES LISTER University of Michigan Foreign Language MARIE MOOAR Michigan State Natural Science BERNICE LOCKWOOD ROBERT MOF FETT University of Michigan University of Michigan Social Studies Physical Education 89 tt h. AY RUTH MUNGER Wayne University Special Education DALE NICHOLAS Eastern Michigan Drivers Education 90 GENEVIEVE NEVILLE University of Michigan English BARBARA NEWMAN University of Michigan English MELINDA MORTON Northwestern University English JACK SEIDLER University of Michigan Music EARLE PEARSON University of Michigan Music MARY ANN PIERCE Ohio State English NORA O'CONNOR Eastern Michigan English CHARLES ROBERTS Western Michigan University General Mechanics MARJORIE SLADE University of Michigan Foreign Language GEORGE SPARROW University of Michigan Counselor JAMES TACKMAN Eastern Michigan Dirvers Education THOMAS TAYLOR Central Michigan Math RICHARD SKINNER University of Michigan Art PAMELA WINDER Miami University English BERT WATERMAN Michigan State Social Studies GEORGIA WEALCH Eastern Michigan Librarian GERALDINE WAGSTAFF Muskingum College, Ohio English BARBARA WILTON Purdue University Homemaking Watch it, Bert! Are you really a Beatle? Please pass all my English classes. Doesn't she know by now it won't do any good? | am Count Dracula. Welcome to Transylvania. Today's sermon is . No, | do not see Venus! Ah! Ah! Oh, what can a girl say in this situation? Front Row: Larry Brose, Jim Ashby, Rom Stobie, Joe Sobran, Richard Allison. Second Row: Scott Davison, Sandy Goodsman, Miss Slade, Gary Allen, Paula Miller. Third Row: Linda Penive, Craig Atchinson, Ann Bass, Barb Hamilton, Veronica Brose, Joyce Hamilton, Trudy Adams, Betty Grieff, Almeda Clay. Missing: Tina Bjornstad, Bob Karoud, Marcia Thomas. STUDENT COUNCIL Gary and Marcia sell suckers for the Let's Lick Polio drive. Sandy reads the minutes at the Student Council meeting, Scott and Jimmy sell Kathy an ice cream cone from the new Student Council ice cream machine. Miss Wagstaff, the new advisor of the council. This year's Council has been concerned with promoting school spirit and with distributing social affairs to the clubs. It also has sponsored social activities and held a successful night meeting that was open to the public, in order to get the opinions of more people on the affairs of the Council. Miss Wagstaff became the advisor of the Council for the second semester, Seated: Sandy Goodsman, secretary; Paula Miller, treasurer, Standing: Gary Allen, president; Miss Slade, advisor; Scott Davison, vice-president. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: E. Klein, J. Sayre, J. Larson, P. Bohn, Mrs. Lockwood, Second Row: C. Myer, S. Goodsman, G. Allen, A. Clay, T. Bjornstad, P. Steele. Third Row: J. Moore, D. Brown, R. Waterman, M. Milford, M . Gregg, P. Horne. N.H.S. members enjoyed their progressive dinner. N.H.S. members are chosen ona basisof scholarship, leadership, character, and service. As a club, they performed the annual Red Feather Drive fora service to the community. They have also held social and moneymaking activ- ities, such as a progressive dinner, and sponsoring the Y.H.S. Beatles at a dime dance. SEM STAFF YPSI SEM STAFF seeding the Ypsi Chat Established February 9th, 1896 ibley Business Manager John Wehr Advertising Manage n Manager Pat Sheldon Feature E oeee Ed Klein Feature Writers Scott Davis � Eaglin � Moore Club News Editor Jim Walton Club News Reporters Craig Bennett, Candie Bevtell, A reado : : : Ravoriecs pa oo yrange ira Trudy Adams, assistant editor; Jim Walton, club news Ruth Stribley, Ann Quigle se erspoon editor; '?'; Chuck Geer, reporter. Boys’ Sports VA g yy, Gary Wolfe Girls’ Sports e Wilson Proof Readers son r, Susan Walton Exchange . eae . ulie nn, Karen Peebles Artist F . Paula Miller Photographers Jim Arcure Larry Samons, ¢ rge Sayre Typists “ye Dawn Palmateer, Sue Williams, Barbara Wilson Tina Bjornstad, editor; Trudy Adams, assistant editor; Dan Nissly, advertising manager; Phil Crane, copy editor. 99 Pam Bohn, editor; Pam Steele, assistant editor; Margaret Dawson, business manager; Mrs. Pierce, advisor; Pat Matevia, assistant business manager; Sue Speer, assistant editor. YEARBOOK Sophomore editors: Barb Hamilton, Joyce Hamilton, : c Junior editors: Mary Demming, Tom Stobie, Joan Cheri Katon, Linda Penive. Bishop. Mrs. Pierce, advisor Sandy Goodsman, student life; Marsh Battuello, Kathie Bassett, activities editors. Pam makes sure that Keith Goody and Carroll Allen, sophomore editors, get their pages done. Arlene Dumpieres, art editor; Lynne Elwell, Dick Stribley, music editors. Kris Koleman, George Ridenour, faculty editors. Phyllis Swikowski, Karen Sunday, Sharon Wilde, Barb Bassett, David Farquharson, typists. senior editors. . Front Row: Sandy Goodsman, Pam Steele, Peggy Dawson, Sue Speere, Barb Bassett, Pam Bohn. Second Row: Sue Williams, Mary Deming, Betty Grieff, Tina Bjornstad, Marsha Battuello, Trudy Adams. Third Row: Anne Quigley, Veronica Brose, Lynne Vorce, Dave Farquarson, Dan Nissley, Joan Bishop. Not pictured: Phil Crane, Ann Hendricks, George Ridenour. QUILL SCROLL Quill and Scroll is a honorary group of junior and senior students who have devoted much time andeffort to the publication of the school newspaper and the yearbook. The twenty-one students pictured above in their Twerp Week Hillbilly garb were selected for the honor this year. FUTURE TEACHERS First Row: S. Van Riper, C. Beutell, F. Williams, K. Grounds, S. Loper, Mrs. Mooar, advisor; J. Bates, S. Vick, P. Williams, E. Witherspoon, J. Hunter. Second Row: J. Hunter, E. Henry, E. Charles, L. Vorce, L. Bauer, G. Madison, V. Eaglin, G. Lambros, J. Weatherman, N. Beck, N. Baker, B. Bassett. Third Row: S. Francis, E. Birton, M. Moore, S. Moore, R. Christman, J. Vincent, P. Richardson, J. Moore, P. Dozier, E. Robinson, C. Bow, M. Thomas, J. Rathman, M. Battuello. Fourth Row: S. Rehburg, D. Carpenter, B. Limbaugh, S. Butler, R. Oliver. Members of the Future Teachers are interested in becoming professional teachers. They gain knowledge and experience in the field by helping schoolteachers throughout the city. This year the girls helped with high school Open House and held their annual banquet. Mrs. Mooar, ad- visor, was a great help to the club. DEBATE Front Row: Chuck Stribley, Dan Brown, Jim Walton, Phil Crane. Second Row: Ann Bass, Candy Beutell, Ruth Stribley, Mary Baker, David Keskitalo, Robert Rood. Third Row: Janet Hunter, Pat Horne, Valerie Eaglin, Craig Atchinson, Dennis Waller, Marty Gustafson. Fourth Row: Dick Stribley, Ann Quigley, John Wehr, Terry Spragg. Ypsi High debaters participated in many activities at other schools. The topic for the debate team this year was Resolved: that the Federal government should provide essential medical care for U.S. citizens at public expense. Our de- baters put in a lot of work on this subject, led by the varsity teams of Chuck Stribley and Dan Brown; Jim Walton and Phil Crane. The debate squad ended this year with a record of 23 wins. Most of the squad also participated in discussion and in meets at Ann Arbor where YHS received 7 superior ratings and 14 excellent ones. YHS can be proud of the work done by the debate squad. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was newly formed this year by students of Ypsi High who have an interest in the challenge that this game offers. The club has been one of themost active inthe school. They have held many meetings in which they competed with each other. They also have competed with other schools and have a good record. Members of the club have attended meetings at Eastern Michigan University and competed in toumaments. Although the club is small, the mem- bers have shown a great interest in this up-and-coming hobby. J. Peifer, L. Reichert, S. Clarke, B. Cornish, M. Walters, Mr. Krzewinski, advisor. BIBLE CLUB Front Row: Steve Glenn, Bruce Hayes, Miss Lister, advisor; Natalie Warwick, Julia Moore. Second Row: Gwytha Cooper, Wanda Parsons, Shirley Butler, Janice Bates, Pat Richardson, Pat Cowans, Lewis Riggs. Bruce Hayes, president of the Bible Club, and Natalie Warwick are going to one of the meetings. 106 Our Bible Club belongs to the National Bible Club Movement. The purpose of the club is to learnmore about the Bible, gain fellowship, have fun, and apply Christianity to the present day problems. During the year the clubhas had sev- eral excellent guest speakers. SPANISH CLUB Front Row: D. Lee, S. Vick, B. Smith, Miss Lister, advisor; P. Sheldon, C. Harris, J. Perotti. Second Row: R. Taylor, G. Madison, V. Eaglin, R. Hamilton, S. Bishop, N. Beck, C. Hackney, P. Wolford, W. Parsons, R. Ballios. Third Row: R. Taylor, E. Witherspoon, L. Vorce, B. Grieff, D. Dudley, C. Trowbridge, M. Bulemore, S. Green. Fourth Row: J. Austen, S. Goode, C. Beutell, L. Elwell, B. Jordan. Fifth Row: R. Stribley, S. Disbrow, C. Stribley, A. Quigley, B. Brizey, J. Peifer, R. Taylor, K. Pebbles, T. Brown. Under the leadership of Miss Francis Lister, advisor, and Bill Smith, president, the Spanish Club had an ex- citing and fun-filled year. They were very active and had several extra social activities, and entered a car in the Homecoming parade. At the regular meetings the mem- bers were entertained by guest speakers, movies, and slides pertaining to the Spanish world. In the fall, the Spanish Club entered a car in the Homecoming parade. LATIN CLUB Front Row: J. Stanlake, K. Bassett, C. Flanagan, J. Moore, Miss Crothers, P. Crane, J. Walton, M. Baker, J. Pepper. Second Row: S. Williams, K. Sunday, A. Davison, P. Wiles, S. Howard, J. Kingston, G. Graham, S. Peasly, L. Penive. Third Row: L. Elwell, C. Bennett, D. Keskitalo, J. Hildebrandt, S. Eller, T. Scharf, J. McMahon, S. Johnson, R. Rood. Fourth Row: M. Katon, R. Lund, J. Wilson, 0. Roe, R. Schlanderer, C. Olson, C. Bass, A. Larson, C. Geer. This year's J.C.L. was quite success- ful under the leadership of Miss Crothers, advisor; Julia Moore and Phil Crane, con- suls; Kathie Bassett, secretary; Carol Flanagan, treasurer; and Jim Walton, his- torian. They held several social activities, the largest being their annual banquet and initiation of new members. To make money for the club treasury, they sold schoolbook covers throughout the year. Members of the J.C.L. came in full Roman dress to their banquet. Mrs. Ragan, a Latin teacher, and DeannaYates, former consul, were guests. FRENCH CLUB Front Row: F. Wiliams, L. Reichert, L. Marushak, L. Bauer, R. Christman, Mrs. Edwards, advisor; J. Wehr, S. O'key, C. Thomas, B. Curry, D. Rumford, S. Vick, R. Richardson, S. Howard, T. Wingrove, A. Oliver. Second Row: J. Hunter, E. Witherspoon, V. Eaglin, J. Hunter, J. Weatherman, L. Anderson, M. Thomas, B. Shock, J. Greer, D. Edwards, J. Reeves, J. Vielhauer, E, Ramsey, B. Karoub, J. Blok, T. Horning, D. Waller, J. Brown, M. Gustafson, L. Sneary, L. La Rose, C. McDonell, S. Porter, C. Brown, C. Atchinson, K. Brown, J. Moore. Third Row: S. Bishop, S. Moore, M. White, R. Oliver, K. Gralton, S. Voglesburg, R. Herrman, C. Blackmer, B. Hamilton, J. Hamilton, S. Herold, D. Robbins, B. Kinter, J. Harris, S. Ossenheimer, A. Treado, M. Demming, E. Lounsberry, P. Matevia, J. Kingston, N. Kemp, D. Lampher. Fourth Row: B. Beaver, R. Baldwin, G. Barnebei, V. Oman, J. Hammond, S. Rehburg, G. Cooper, P. Doszier, S. Butler, L. Kortesoja, D. Fidler, D. Magee, S. Geer, K. Budd, J. Horn, M. Morris, J. Ferdig, C. Cullin, S. Fletcher, K. Miller, C. Katon, M. Mason. Fifth Row: C. Geer, J. Seleska, J. Walton, F. Reaume, B. Reiman, D. Greenway, P. Wells, G. Sayre, P, Matevia, J. Wescott, C. Allen, B. Cook, B. Cornish, D. Graves, C. Tate, M. Turbin, B. Graves, K. Koleman, C. Ashby, M. Fulford, J. Wiley, N. Miller, N. Prest, S. Walton, J. Rhodin. The French Club, largest club of the school, was suc- cessfully headed this year by Mrs. Mildred Edwards, ad- visor, and the officers, John Wehr, president; Ann Bass, vice-president; SandyO'Key, secretary; and Cheryl Thomas, treasurer. Atthe meetings the club planned social activities such as two fun nights. For amoneymaking project they held a successful candy sale. The French Club showed their school spirit with the entry of their prize-winning float in the Homecoming parade, ALL-SCHOOL PLAY Front Row: C. Wilcox, D. Fisher, S. Davison, P. Sheldon, L. Jensen, J. Sobran, C. Adams, C. Welch, D. Brown, Mrs. Morton. Second Row: J. Hunter, P. Matevia, D. Crawford, J. Moore, L. Riechert, D. Robins, T. Ardis, B. Forche, G. Ridenour, L. Samons, J. Davison, J. Wehr, M. Beal, A. Weatherly, M. Thomas, M. Battuello, A. Davison, G. Manchester. “THE MOUSE THAT ROARED” d Benter - A Man-of-Peog ir, Beston - Secretary of State .... Johnson - Secretary to the Secretary Professor Kokintz -A brilliant nuclear physicist Scott Davison Mrs. Reiner - Housekeeper for Professor Kokintz . Julia Moo re General Snippet - In charge se Reichert e Forche Diane Fisher ters of General Snippet chery! Wilcox — Dick Stribley, student director, and Mrs. Morton, � Larry Samons director, look over the cast for the play. And there's just a pinch of onion! 7 i Po) Dan seems to be having trouble getting his point across, Oh, no! We won! SENIOR PLAY Lee Reichert, Pat Sheldon, Sue Speer, Cherry! Wilcox, Greg Graves, Sandy Goodsman, Mike Milford, Joe Sobran, Martin Katon, Tom Ardis, Sid Disbrow, Karen Peebles, Steve Ash, Carol Wright. “A RAMSHACKLE INN” Scott Davison Julia Moore Student Director Student Director I'm going to find out what's going on down 3 aft we | told youthere was a body there! Steve there, Pat Sheldon, Karen Peebles. ss : §@6©Ash, Sid Disbrow, Marty Katon, Pat t Sheldon. Lee Reichert ah ¥ mn wW en - | A SR a a i a hey As long as someone had to be killed, isn't it nice it was him?! Pat Sheldon, Tom Ardis, Greg Graves, Sue Speer. Front Row: Lee Reichert, Sid Disbrow, Tom Ardis. Middle Row: Dan Brown, Lise Jensen, Scott Davison, Mrs. Morton, Dan Nissley. Back Row: Joe Sobran, Dick Stribley, George Ridenour, Judy Hawley, JuliaMoore, Gordie Milford, Georgia Manchester. THESPIANS The Thespians strive to promote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, Mem- bers are those who have worked on either of the two plays. This yearthey had two initiations for the newmembers. They also had several parties. Dan and Lee have it out over Lise at the Thespians' initiation. Fred hides under the table. 114 CLASSICAL MUSIC CLUB First Row: Mr. Pearson, advisor; J. Cook, S. Glenn, D. Gaskell, C. Schreiner, J. Perotti, Mr. Seidler, advisor. Second Row: S, Rehburg, W. Parsons, C. Trowbridge, M. Bulemore, G. Cooper, T. Bjornstad, K. Gralton, S. Butler. Third Row: J. Peifer, P. Wiles, S. Howard, B. Brixey, K. Therkleson, P. Tanner, Fourth Row: J. Lewis, K. Goede, D. Stribley, S. Disbrow, C. Bennet, R. Baldwin, S. Davison. The Classical Music Club is new to Ypsi High this year, The club has enjoyed activities such as learning to appreciate various kinds of music and studying dif- ferent styles of music and their composers. The club is under the direction of our two music teachers, Mr. Seidler and Mr. Pearson. Dick Gaskell has also done a fine job as president of this newly formed organization. Although this club has existed only a short time, many of the students have shown a keen interest in it. Sarah, JoAnne, and Pam listen to Denny as he performs one of his latest hits for them. 115 VARSITY CLUB - Front Row: P. Viergiver, R. Easterling, B. Dobbs, L. Brose, M. Bradley, R. Waterman, D. Brown, K. Schmaus, D. Doan. Second Row: S. Ash, B. Bowan, D. Arvin, D. Stout, D. Stribley, G. Graves, J. Holly, J. Holly, P. Matevia. Third Row: C. Stribley, G. Milford, R. Allison, G. Allen, T. Stobie, S. Disbrow, B. Barnes, J. Wescott, R. Utley. The Varsity Club is made up of boys who have earn- ed a letter in any one of the athletic sports sponsored by the school. Club members earn money by selling food at the football games, selling programs and spon- soring dances. They spent some of their money on the film used in filming games, and gave some of the money to the athletic departments for the purchase of new equipment. They also put on a hayride and fun nights. The Varsity Club initiates a new member at one of their meetings. CLASS A anim eH S608 WRESTUNG CAars HE The whole school was proud of wrestlers Charles Beatty, Dan Harvey, Roy Hunter, Randy Waterman, Mike Bradley, and our coach, Mr. Waterman, after we won state championship. a A a . “ ‘a eo ) Kaw, : , “ 4 P , _] : - ¥ a ee) . bi oe � fs ow re dj a Vk This year's varsity football players worked hard to put up a good fight. Roy Hunter heads for another victory. Larry makes another basket which helped the team have so many victories. BOYS’ SPORTS Whoops.... Score by Stobie!!!! Coach Thomas Siebert, Head Coach Robert Moffett, Coach Carl Elliott. Injuries ranked the number one opponent against the football team this season, with about one-fourth of the starting line-up out of actionnearthe end of the season. Captains Larry Brose and Mike Bradley did lead the team to one victory over Monroe; Romulus had to for- feit their victory to leave uswith a 2-6 overall record. Coaches Bob Moffett, Carl Elliot, and Tom Siebert spent many longhours down onthe island withthe team trying to find a winning combination, Front Row (L-R): Lawrence Rice, Robert Peterson, David Arvin, Lawrence Brose ,Michael Bradley, Donald Stout, Rich- ard Easterling, Michael Milford, Gerald Holly. Second Row: Arthur Oliver, Gary Bowen, Randal! Waterman, Warren Haley, Steven Ash, Paul Viergever, Frazier Byrd, Dennis Penive, Ypsilanti Romulus Cod Ypsilat Monroe 18 Ypsilanti Lincoln Park 13 Ypsilanti Edsel Ford 20 Ypsilant Melvindale 19 Ypsilanti Dearborn Le Ypsilanti Wayne 25 Ypsilant Holland 58 Co-Captains Hb Pa oe Ralph Utley. Third Row: Gary Allward, Michael Sims, Michael Reynolds, John Wicht, Dennis Doan, Walter Schwall, Jack Wescott, Thomas Stobie. Fourth Row: Coach Thomas Siebert, David Johnson, James Holly, David Harris, Patrick Matevia, Homer Hinchliff ,Manager Richard Parks , Coach Robert Moffett. + ..-A few costly fumbles... ...And a handful of SENIORS!!! OF E, £) e Front Row (L-R): Fred Zenith, Barry South, Jim Bucko, Bill Shepard, Rick Wales, Art Wilson, Tom Wingrove, Gary Bentrum, Tom Battle. Second Row: Terry Beitelshees, Tom Lawrence, Steve Whittaker, John Hill, John Seleska, Creagh Milford, Ron Clayborn, Dave Woodside, Tim Birch. Third Row: Fred Coodell, Jerry Bane, Ed Ambrose, Alfred Canada, Jim Morgan, John Brown, All Kelly, Wess Ichesco. Fourth Row: Coach Taylor, John Beaver, Marshell Weathers, Mike Kreager, Bill Kruse, Jim Arcure, Jim Howard, Tom Horning, Coach Tackmann. RESERVE FOOTBALL The reserve football team had one of the most successful seasons ever. Although they only won two oftheir five games, everyone wasa real thriller! We are sure that with the help of these boys next year that the varsity squad should come through with an impressive season, Coaches Tackmann and Taylor did a fine job in developing team coordination and team spirit. Coaches Tom Taylor and Jim Tackmann, CROSS-COUNTRY The cross-country team did not have a perfect record this season, but they were able to hold their ownand come out with about a fifty-fifty win-loss record. Coach Levi Simpson, Co-Captains Charles Beatty and Terry Larson led the team through many grueling workouts. The showings that many sophomores and juniors made this season are a good sign of a strong team in the near future, with the leadership of Co- Capt. Terry Larson... and Co-Capt. Ch Beatty... Ri) i adie i ie Oe OC eae ue | and with the hard running of Sid Disbrow... and Tony Gillum.., plus the pow f the great SENIOR CLASS, : as Left to right: Charles James, Terrence Larson, David Larson, Charles Beatty, Sidney Disbrow, Edward Northrup. a” 7 Co-Capt.and State Champ Charles Beatty. Co-Capt.and State Champ Michael Bradley. Walton adds to the points... Goody decisions his man, Front Row (L-R): Dale Utley, Gary Wolfe, Charles Beatty, Michael Bradley, Roy Chew Hunter, Daniel Harvey. Second Row: Robert Cook, Michael Walton, Vincent Heatlie, David Arvin, Coach Bert CHAMPS The most successful team on the Ypsi High sports front was wrestling. Coach Waterman calls it my great est team. It was our first perfect 2ason - fourteen and O - in dual meets. This was climaxed by acome- from-behind victory inthe state meet over Lansing Sexton by winning all s on the last day of the state The greatest single day by team ever. The team was paced y seniors Dave Arvin, Mike Brad- ley, Charles Beatty, Roy Hunte - and Randy Wateman. Bradley, Beatty, and junior Dan Harvey were also individual state champion Bradley does his usual good job... The SENIORS added to the team. Waterman, Randall Waterman, Davis Johnson, Patrick Matevia, Keith Goody. Fred Zenith starts the meet Mike prepares to start his leg of the race... eovepenessecotegscouspnenrcnurpnenrramny et eae 2“ Dick pulls ahead of Davey George starts as Do Front Row(L-R): Dale Carpenter, Ernest Ramsey, Richard Deck, William Kruse, Thomas Bedford, James Simo. Second Row: Edwin Ambrose, Phillip Wheeler, Arthur Peddle, Jeffery Hux- ley, David Robbins, David Graves, George Sayre. Third Row: David Magee, David Larson, James Nye, David Rosenkrantz William Abbey, Marvin Baltzell. Fourth Row: Coach Richard Lee, Steven Ash, William Clark, Michael Milford, Terrance Larson, Gregory Graves, Russell Shugg, Manager Fredrick Myers. Creagh Milford, Roger Buxton, Fred Zenith, and Bob Karoub were absent when the picture was taken, SWIMMING Coach Richard Lee, Tri-Captains, Michael Milford, William Clark, and Terrance Larson. Front Row (L-R): Captain Lawrence Brose, Coach Dale Nicholas. Second Row: Arthur Oliver, Warren Haley, Thomas Battle, Gerald Holly, Herbert Francois, Donald Stout, Herbert Adams, William Falk, Clarence Pope, Junior Duffin. VARSITY BASKETBALL Ypsi High's varsity basketball team slipped from first to fifth place this year, but still they displayed some great basketball. If Coach Nicholas' team would have had a little luck toward the middle of the season, they would have battled Lincoln Park down tothe wire for the championship. Ypsi High's leading scorer and rebounder, Captain Larry Brose, nearly lead his team to a surprising upset over last year's second in state entry, Adrain, in the district contest. The Braves lost this thriller 65-62 in overtime. Larry also made the all-league first team this season. Coach Nicholas is to be congratulated for his fine work with the team, Brose outjumps his man... eo cee |G} F ; 1 s. We Brose awaits the ret Francois | Coach Dale Nicholas Captain Lawrence Brose This year the reserve team had an impressive record of nine victories and seven defeats. After dropping its opening three games, the team caught on fire, and came on to win, nine of their remaining thirteen games. During the year two boys were brought up to the varsity, and were immediately put into the starting line-up. Three more boys were mo ved up for the state tournaments. Coach Siebert deserves a lot of credit for the long hours which he put in during the season. Bentrum ties the game... Johnson sinks the winning basket, Front Row (L-R): Carroll Allen, Jack Wescott, Bob Lindsey, James Reed, John Bass, Jack Wilson, Jerry Harris. Second Row: Alex Gray, Bill Gilyard, Gary Bentrum, Coach Siebert, Bob Kosky, Bill Cornish, Tom Frye, Ron Johnson. TENNIS The tennis team was led by Co-Captains Richard Easterling and Terry Larson. They . captured about fifty percent of their meets. The team is young and we can look towards greater success in the future. Coach Amby Wilbanks helped the boys on their techniques and spirit. Co-Captains Terrance Larson and Richard Easterling Front Row (L-R): Robert Isaacson, James Walton, Co-Captain Terrance Larson, Co-Captain Richard Easterling, Roy Hunter, Richard Allison. Second Row: Charles Stribley, Edward Klein, Alfred DeOtte, Phillip Crane, Westley Ichesco, Philip Wells, Chrispher Dobbins, Gary Wolfe. 129 Front Row (L-R): Wilson Little, Thomas Battle, R. Baldwin, Herbert Francois, Sidney Disbrow, Larry Mayes, Homer Hinchliff. Second Row: Arthur Oliver, Tom Oliver, David Knapp, Edward Robinson, William Parsons. Third Row: James Morgan, Alex Grey, John Thomas, Ronald Johnson, Par Mativia, Amos Bird. Fourth Row: Coach Simpson, Michael Sims, Anthony Gillum, David Harris, Coach Buckley. VARSITY TRACK The track team had what they call in big leagues a highly successful season. Winning all league meets and losing one non-league meet to Ann Arbor by one point. The team captured many trophies this season includingthe regional championship. The season saw many individual varsity records fall. The team was led by Co-Captains Disbrow and Patterson. They were coached byMr. Simpson and Mr. Buckley. Tony Gillium, Sid Disbrow, and Ron Johnson proudly display two of the trophies won this year. Coach Buckley and Coach Simpson Front Row: Steve Ash, Jack Wilson, Gary Allen, Gerald Harris, Edward Northrup, Neil Putman. Second Row: Robert Hend- ricks, Jack Wescott, David Farquarson, Gary Bowen, Captain; Alfred Kelly, William Reynolds. Third Row: Frazier Byrd, Gerald Holly, Lawrence Brose, Donald Stout, James Holly, William Ahbey, Coach Robert Moffett. Not pictured: Fredrick Zenith, Bruce Hays, Michael Reynolds. VARSITY BASEBALL Captain Gary Bowen Coach Robert Moffett Front Row (L-R): Tom Blackwell, Tom Horning, Bob Karoub, Gary South, Terry Beitelshees, Lyle Marushak, George Ander- son. Second Row: Otis Smith, Gary Wealch, , Tim Burch, Jeff Huxley, John Beaver, Bill Orr. Third Row: Bob Kosky, David Woodside, Gary Allward, Tom Short, Richard Parks, Coach Jim Tackman. CHEERLEADERS , REED, es © Front Row: Sandy Goodsman, co-captain; Almeda Clay, captain. Second Row: Cheryl Thomas, Carole McDonnell, Eunice Robinson, Sylvia Vick, Susan Hoppert, Linda Penive. Sandy Goodsman, co-captain; Almeda Clay, captain. The cheerleaders lead the team to a victory on the new football field. This year's Ypsilanti High School cheerleading squad has been one of the best ever. Under the able directionof Miss Karen Lemunyon, advisor; Almeda Clay, captain; and Sandy Goodsman, co-captain, the cheerleading squad has beenanoutstanding sup- port to the teams during the 63-64 season, Kathie Bassett, Shari Porter, Linda Allen. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS The reserve cheerleading squad has really put pep into our reserve teams this year. Under the di- rection of Miss Karen Lemunyon, the girls spurred the teams to plenty of victories. Always yelling Victory Victory that's our cry a eee Fe Pe a Kathie, you'd better hurry or you'll be late. Well, at least we did our best! a sa ee Front Row: Nancy Beck, Judy Cloke, Jane Sayre, Lynne Vorce, Sue Speer, Rita Oliver. Second Row: Barbara Lawson, Barbara Baldwin, Pam Steele, Pam Bohm, Chery! Bass, Paulette Dozier. Third Row: Valerie Eaglin, Eloise Witherspoon Florence Williams, Ann Bass. , GIRLS’ ATHLETIC CLUB G.A.C. is a club for girls who participate in sports of their choice. The girls must take part in three out of five sports. These are: volleyball, basketball, swimming, badminton, and base- ball. After they have completed the three required numberof sports they choose, they are initi- ated into the club. Seniors always try to take the show. Florence Williams is giving senior Patt Horne a hard time. The basketball teams work so hard at practice, they hardly have time to talk. Sylvia Vick and Patt Horne show how a game can be won. Seniors have the ball and the ball is hot. GET THAT REBOUND! With Janice Bates serving who could lose. OY KOOESN itr} ACAPPELLA CHOIR This year the A'Cappella Choirwas under the direction of Earl Pearson. With his leadership, the choir performed with its' usual outstanding ability. Among theactivities of the choirmembers was the annual Christmas Assembly put on jointly with the YHS Band. Atthis timethey alsocaroled the students of YHS. To help pay for their purple and gold robes, the members of the choir helda bake salewith which they were quite successful. To add excitement to their calendar, they spon- sored a Hootnanny, It turned out to be a smash- ing successand we all hopethat they will put on another Hootnanny next year for us. A Spring Concert which was given was most impressive. To end the yearthe choir sang at Baccalaureate Service. The whole year was a rewarding experience for the members of the YHS A'Cappella Choir. They are all to be congratulated for their fine work, Front Row: F. Walls, H. McFall, C. Husdon, S. Joynson, A. Clay, N. Clay, D. Witherspoon, Mr. Pearson, C. Beutell, S. Loper, J. Perotti, C. Adams, S. Peasley, A. Ballois, C. Flanagan. Second Row: A. Hendericks, J. Stanlake, A. Davi- son, S. Williams, A. Van de Walker, M. Hawkin s, A. Weather- Front Row: Julia Moore, treasurer; Almeda Clay, secretary; Mr. Pearson, advisor; Carole Flannagan, vice- president; Steve Glenn, president. Second Row: Norma Clay, librarian; Julie Dunn, librarian; Eva Wilson, busi- ness manager; Harold Green, equipment; Dawn Palmateer, librarian; Ann Davison, librarian, Joe Sobran, demerit system; Sally Barnum, publicity; Pat Richardson, librarian; Martha Rayberg, librarian. ly, M. Rehberg, D. Palmateer, S. Lawrain, B. Laudermill, Dunn, M. Curtis. Fourth Row: C. Authur, T. Spragg, G. Oosta, H. Green, S. Glenn, J. Sobran, L. Rice, S. Harris, J. Edwards, E. Buton, J. Moore. Third Row: K. Peebles, D. Campbell, J. Novak, D. Walter, P. Peterson, J. Pinks- S. Schief, G. Bitner, L. Palmer, E. Wilson, P. Richard- son, D. Carpenter, C. Darnell, S. Barnum, D. Bailey, T. Anderson, A. Deimpieries, P. Sheldon, N. Warwick, J. The Castro Brothers ton, R. Herman, B. Forche, J. Webb, R. Hunter, D. Green- way, B. Hayes, L. Riggs, R. Algee, K. Caldwell. A'Cappella Sponsors The Hootnanny with and Others The Prophets Four Front Row (L-R): R. Gaskell, P. Wiles, K. Bassett, S. Howard, R. Stribley, B. Brixey, J. Daniel. Second Row: R. Baldwin, K. Sunday, D. Caldwell, R. Lund, J. Cook, P. Wolford, J. Davison, T. Adams, B. Bassett, T. Sharf, M. Bulemore, J. Horn. Third Row: A. Quigley, L. Korte- soja, A. Girbach, A. Treado, D. Rumford, E. Lounsberry, J. Rathman, B. Hamilton, J. Hamilton, R. Stribley, J. Lewis, E. Klein, D. Robbins, J. Santrock, V. Oman, R. Allison, K. Grounds. Fourth Row: T. Horning, J. Wilson, D. Dudley, S. Waldecker, P. Matevia, C. Atchinson, J. McMahon, J. Perotti, D. Hickman, E. Bonds, J. Weller, T. Canzoneri, L. Gillette, D. Norton, D. Helzerman, R. Baldwm, S. Disbrow. Fifth Row: E. Farres, S. Vargo, R. Klein, J. Hildebrandt, C. Bennett, B. Orr, T. Waters, S. Davison, P. Crane, J. Walton, G. Ehrhart, B. Cook, J. Harris, G. Sobran, R. Abbey, B. Bames, R. Pinnock, C. Schreiner, L. Elwell, Mr. Seidler. - = Fe Guide those lines, boys! At left, Dennis Caldwell, Drum Major. Outside had a familiar ring to the ears of this year's marching band members. Rain or shine they hustled down tothe Dust Bow! to rehearse enthu- siastically tomake the many exciting events of this season possible. Among the events were the usual remarkable halftime and pre-game shows, including the spectacular Detroit Lions' halftime show. Last, but obviously not least, the marching band ended the season with the thrilling Hudson's Christmas parade. The band put much work into their reward- ing performances. The Christmas Assembly, done with the Vocal Department, started off the concert season. On top of the traditional Band-O-Rama, a winter concert was added tothe band's calendar. On March 8, the YHS band participated in the District Band Festi- val in Livonia. This was their first time competing in the AA class and they did extremely well. Asa reward for a yearof hard work, the annual Military Ball, with the theme Evening in.Paris, was given for the band members. Seated (L-R): J. Cook, secretary; S. Glenn, vice-president; E. Klein, president; P. Tanner, treasurer. Standing: Mr. Seid- ler, director; J. Walton, junior reporter, S. Davison, soc.;R. Allison, business manager; S. Disbrow, publicity; J. Wilson, sophomore reporter. 143 - _ = = _ _ ; GIRLS’ DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The girls in this year's Drum and Bugle Corps showed again how good they were. They added a colorful touch to the halftime and pre-game shows at our football games. They represented our school for the second time at the Detroit Lion's game; and they participated in the Ann Arbor Christmas parade, and our area parades. Their most exciting trip was to Holland, Michigan, for the Annual Tulip Festival. The juniors held the sixth annual Senior Banquet. For the entertainment the underclassmen judged the seniors misdeeds, 1 a Saga HHH HH Jayne Sayre, Drum Majorette First Row: Shirley Joynson, Jill Rathman, Janet Pepper, Phyllis Swikowski, Geraldine Hayes, Pat Withrow, Jane Sayre, Carol Flanagan, Nancy Weidman, Susan Spear, Charlotte Shock, Janice Bates, Evelyn Sipe. Second Row: Mrs. Daschner, advisor; Jayne Sayre, majorette; Pat Withrow, assistant majorette; Mr. Seidler, director. Stribley, Sharon Beitelshees. Fourth Row: Betty Grieff, Sylvia Bishop, Ann Bass, Valerie Eaglin, Janet Hunter, Judy Rhodin, Vicki Oman, Gayle Ehrhart, Wanda Huston, Witherspoon, Donetta Lee, Judy Hawley, Sandy Russ, Ruth Gwen Barnabei. y y Sara Rehberg, Linda Cuthbert, Betty Beaver, Mary Deming, Trudy Adams, Candie Beutell, Mrs. Daschner. Third Row: Mr. Seidler, Christine Anguras, Joan Bishop, Eloise First Row (L-R): D. Halloway, Y. LaRose, C. Hamlett, P. naghan, N. Walters, Mr. Pearson. Third Row: M. Ha- Swope, P. Cowans, E. Robinson, K. Frost, B. Curry, C. maker, P. Mays, M. Moore, L. Stapleton, M. Mobley, B. Burge, C. Allison, R. Hines, S. Cantrell, S. Coleman, B. Carpenter, L. Bluman, J. Greer, Fourth Row: D. Robin- Johns, M. Till, J. Schlager, C. Meyer. Second Row: C. son, S. Fields, C. Dellano, E. Boone, P. Moore, L. Golden, C. Grapp, M. Kline, J. Wollam, S. DeNike, V. Parks, M. Fuller, C. Jefferson, K. Falahee, L. Carre, S. Carpenter, L, Fashbaugh, L. Allen, S. Ropart, E. ljames, Geer, C. Ashby, S. Johnson, G. Taylor, L. McDaniel, B. P. Daniel, C. Blackmer, K. Moxley, C. Brown, J. Piper, White, G. Geer, P. Chadwell, M. Yates, S. Powell, S. J. Vincent, L. May, P. Baltzell, M. Simpson, K. Con- Samons, G. Lankford. Fifth Row: A. Larsen, M. Swikow- 9 ski, M. Saljles, B. Eckert, S. Smith, V. Calby, K. Cas- G | R L$ ler, J. Murningham, K. Matthies, M. Thomas, J. Weather- man, N. Baker, S. White, T. Goble, J. Collins, P. Whir- low, S. Perry, P. Patterson, D. Chadler, W. Caldwell, C. G Haltzeman, L. Sneary, Sixth Row: T. Kimbler, R. Baltzell, [ S. Baltzell, J. Fry, D. Crawford, E. Martin, A. Hall, D. Smith, C. Harris, B. Shock, L. Robbins, G. Sharp, D. E Fidler, C. McDonnel, S. Porter, C. Brown, C. Katon, M. Turbin, S. Martin, B. Steinburger, L. Jensen, M. O'Brien, C. Fortune, B. Ford, K. Cotner, J. Carrey. Just a little more volume, says Mr. Pearson, E Eleven soloand ensemble groups suc- ceeded inearninghighratings at the state competition in Grand Rapids. Earning a first were the clarinet solo, the percus- sion quartet, woodwind quintet, piano solo, and the saxophone solo. The other groups earned a second. The horn trio earned a third. Seated (L-R): K. Grounds, R. Baldwin, T Front Row (L-R): C. Flanagan, piano solo; C. Schreiner, trombone solo; R. Baldwin, clarinet solo; S. Disbrow, cornet solo; L. Elwell, cello solo; D. Robbins, saxophone solo. Second Row: R. Gaskell, J. Davison, T. Adams, J. Lewis, woodwind quintet; B. Hamilton, J. Hamilton, RK. Stribley, horn trio; P. Crane, J. Walton, R. Pinnock, D. Norton, ie Baldwin, brass sextet. Third Row: R. Klein, D. Rumford, S. Vargo, J. Hildebrand, E. Farres, S. Davison, C. Bennett, percussion quartet and sextet. Standing: Mr. Seidler. R. Allison, D. B. Barnes, C. Schreiner, R. Baldwin, S. Disbrow, Robbins, E. Klein, Standing: D. Rumford, S. Davison, C. Bennett. Mr. Britton shows Lynne Vorce and Peggy Dawson one of the latest styles in loafers. Moffett’s Shoes 116 West Michigan Tom Forsythe shows senior Marty Dawson one of the latest in sweater styles Allison's 120 West Michigan Phone HU 3-1345 Jerry Holly tries to make the decision on a graduation suit at Hayward's Lions' Den, Steve seems to be influencing him. ee aywards 27 North Washington Phone HU 2-4883 Margaret Dawson models one of newest fashions from the women's shop. Sport Shop 106 West Michigan Phone HU 2-1462 Congratulations to the Class of '64, Your friends at Michigan Be ll hope that the many years ahead are good to you. And whether you're thinking of a career right now, or waiting until you've completed college, we are always interested in young people who take pride and satisfaction in helping to bring our customers ever- improving service. 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