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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

1S 10 WH 1972 has indeed been an interesting year, full of activities and studies for students, meetings and re-evaluations for the teachers, financial and organizational worries for the administrators. Covering all of this in a single book has been a year long challenge for the yearbook staff. We have tried to include in these pages as many things of importance to the school community as we could. One of the most exciting additions to this year’s book is the use of color on many of the pages. This is the first time in the history of the YPSILANTIAN that color has been used and we hope you find this an enjoyable new addition. Having a fall delivery was the only way we could afford the color pages. In order to give you a chance to sign your friends’ books we provided a supplement, also for the first time. (Don’t forget to tape into the book.) We were especially lucky this year to have a number of very good photographers who supplied us with lots of excellent pictures. We felt they deserved credit for their skill and efforts so you will notice photo credits next to many of pictures. Each year attempts are made to offer creative changes in the YPSILANTIAN to make it different, and hopefully better than past years. A bright cover, dark end-sheets with ‘72 stamped on them, special effects used on the division pages and other photos, humorous and thoughtful quotations, and reflections on each section are some of the new things you will find in this year’s book. The editors and staff of the YPSILANTIAN hope that you enjoy our efforts to bring you an exciting yearbook. The staff TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES a5 aS 62 SENIORS 84 JUNIORS 3a ——— 138 APPENDICES .... 160 FACULTY REFLECTIONS ... . team teaching .. . . institute day ... . Meetings, meetings, meetings .. . . open space... ? . more meetings ... . george’s ... teacher's lounge annex .. . . “no, you can’t go to the lav!” ... . program cutbacks .. . . hall passes, admit slips, attendance sheets . . ‘does anyone have paper pencils ... ?!?” . and where were you at eight o'clock ... ?!”’ . kids are smarter than ever, but look worse than ever ... !” . “please, send me to the office ... but don’t call home... !”’ . we thought “Gentle Ben” was a bear . . . . “how does skinner get all those good-looking student teachers ... ?” . where did that new calculator go ... ? . never have so many been absent for so long .. . ! = _ will there ever be a working ty pewriter in the business department? .. . SO mr DM HH rN - DD + 3 op Photos by Wusthoff Principle Mr. Grimes (top), assistant principles Mr. Tasich (Bottom left) and Dr. Budzik (Bottom right). “THE THINGS WHICH OUR FRIENDS DO WITH US AND FOR US FORM A PORTION OF OUR LIVES; FOR THEY STRENGTHEN AND ADVANCE OUR PERSONALITY.” — J. W. Von Goethe rir | ht y � «) % ae bette reps at Hit : 1 BEY td Epesepess Ah Pa “4 } BH | : o — os — TTT — e y wah } 2 = 7 “Witone.. oN: . ‘e me SS Esha | . “ Wusthoft nm : Miss Ostrander, counselor Mrs. Sayers, secretary Mrs. Fortney, secretary Gerganoff Mrs. Painter, secretary Wusthoff Dickinson Mrs. Birdyshaw | a n 8 u a § e Mrs. Patton Mrs. Preston Mrs. Holden “NO FORCE IS AS GREAT AS AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS COME.” Mr. Randall Mrs. Horst Mrs. Berry | a n 8 u a e Mr. Barnhardt Miss Cramer Wusthoff Lider Miss Wagstaff, department head Mrs. Goff Miss Garner Mrs. Willett Mrs. Griffin — De M OW Nore Qoern Mr. Crawford Mr. Martelle Mr. Dusbiber Mrs. Zahn Mr. Dignan ‘Mr. Bradley Mr. Porter Mrs. Hougen Mr. Althouse Mr. Racine Mr. Buccos, department head Mr. Wilbanks Mr. Hebrew “EVEN WHEN THE EXPERTS ALL AGREE,... ” Mrs. Frye m a t h e m a t 1 C Miss Atwood Mrs. Erby Mrs. Kloosterman, Department Head A Wusthoff _ Mrs. Borkowski Wusthoff Mr. Wilbanks P - L Wusthoftf C O O P e r a t i Vv e Mr. Mueller Mr. Bucholtz Wusthoff Mr. Donnelly sO =e bn Ee oa. Mr. Burke “ONLY: IDEAS THAT COME STRAIGHT FROM MAN’S HEART WILL SURVIVE.” Lin Yutang @ ¢ ‘ ‘ f = ' é -_. - in . Mr. Cooper, band Mrs. Weiss, orchestra Mr. Pearson, choir Mr. Matis, art Mr. Skinner, art, department head Mr. Simpson ‘ ae Mr. Moffett, department head nt 2 Picasa se Sey f e d u Cc a t i Oo n : ye 4 Za 63s Miss Wallace Mrs. Deuel _ Mr. Bohn, department head “A PERSON IS CONSTANTLY CALLED UPON TO CREATE HIS OWN FUTURE.” Mr. Lowrie — Gregory Baum Mrs. Munger Vv O C a t 1 O n a | Mrs. Kulpinski 3Orre DNS QAO “AGE IS ONLY A NUMBER, A CIPHER FOR THE RECORDS. A MAN CAN'T RETIRE HIS EXPERIENCE. HE MUST on oi... Oscar Wilde The familiar sight of Mr. Thomas Lawrence standing outside room 311, with or without his Hawaiian shirt, waiting for first hour to start, is now only memory. June 15, 1972, marked the completion of a 43 year teaching career for Mr. Lawrence. He has taught math-related subjects at Ypsi High since 1945. He feels that math is a very important subject, since everything in life is connected with numbers. Actually, Mr. Lawrence has lived in Ypsilanti most of his life. He attend- ed high school here when the building was an L shape, only half of its present size. He returned to Ypsilanti in 1932 after teaching at three other high schools in Michigan, including one in the Up- per Peninsula. Mr. Lawrence feels that he and Mrs. Lawrence will probably spend most of his retirement years traveling in warmer climates. “I have no definite plans for after retirement” he said during the in- terview, ‘but if I can help it, I will never live in Michigan again.” Mr. Lawrence feels that teaching has changed a great deal since he began his career. The person- al relationship, the rapport between student and teacher has dwindled out of existence, in his esti- mation. The attitude of the students have changed, he expanded, reflecting the general unrest of the time. “Teaching is more of a job than it used to be,’’ he adds. He humorously recalls one example, the regulation concerning the showing of affection in the halls. In a teacher’s handbook written only a few years ago, he relates, teachers were expected to discourage students from holding hands and the like in the halls. Now that and more are common sights. Mr. Lawrence then commented on his philosophy of teaching. ‘‘I will never answer a student's questions,” he stated, ‘but I will spend as much time as needed to help him find the answer.” This, he feels, is the most important part of being a student, to learn how to think. ‘This, more than any other facts you learn, will help you to succeed in life.” ACTIVITIES REFLECTIONS ... . karen weiss ... homecoming queen ... ! . band: solo ensemble; interlocken 71’; selling baloons, candy, and peanuts; tag day; frog mascots ... . winter and spring concerts .dbc... new uniforms; rummage sale; spagetti dinner; st. patrick’s day parade (detroit); tag day; alma michigan . . . . kazoos and purple gold caps sold by cheerleaders . . . . thespian initiation . . drama: ... school plays; bake sales; car washes; dressing room activities; mr. b; fountain street; sitting on Floodlights; mechanical difficulties; costumes . yearbook: deadlines; fall delivery; color; new techniques; supplement .. . . synchronized swimming .. . into a world of fantasy timer’s club ... milk cookies?!? . .. . national honor society ... pencil pen sale . . millage workers . . “FRIENDSHIP IS THE GREATEST ENRICHMENT I HAVE KNOWN.” Adlai E. Stevenson AZ- ZOAomM OL 1970 Homecoming Queen Angie Barfield was there to crown Karen Weiss, the new queen 4 V Fo Y, .e a y a ome = + Bs y} af ve HOMECOMING COURT: Cheryl Ziegler, Cris Cline, Linda Jennings, Maureen Berklich, Karen Weiss, Sharolyn Tooson, Lisa Cogswell. The Y.H.S. Homecoming Game was played with the Adrian Maples on Octo- ber 29, 1971. Ypsi won the game 27-16! The Homecoming Parade float theme was T.V. commercials. Senior float won 1st place — ‘‘Braves Clean Adri- an Like a White Tornado. ae Lan OT 5 AS ek ak , Pe. YeSl POURS. IT GF Junior float took 2nd place — ‘’Ypsi Pours It On.’ Sophomore float came in with a 3rd place — “Braves Won't Wear Out as the Game Goes On. Homecoming game tradition — D.B.C. perform the ‘‘Highland Fling!’’ The S.K.J. (Special Kind of Job) sponsored a King and Queen contest to benefit $.K.J. by selling tickets for their pr esentation held February 25, 1972 at the Y.H.S. auditorium. The participant who sold the most tickets won the contest. Mignon Clayborn, left, who sold 542 tickets, was crowned Queen. Carla Williams, at 423, (middle) became princess, and Pat Hall, (411) was the first runner up. No king was crowned. BIBLE STUDY Ist Row: Barb Shell, Louise, Shell, Jean Rathman, Lynne Townsend, Carol Moisan. 2nd Row: Chery] Waldenmyer, Mrs. Frye, Nancy Smith, Mike Edwards, Art Eidemueller, Frank Banks. oy eo Le HANDS AND KNOW THE THOUGHTS OF MEN IN OTHER LANDS.” John Masefield ye vy ‘ c ra Ana Marie Xavier De Oliviero (Brazil) Martti Lahti (Finland) A CAPELLA: Row 1: Geraldine Weightman, Sharie Barber, Debbie Perdew, Gwen Wood, Bren da Beatty, Row 2: Mr. Pearson, Marilyn Mitchell, Ken Baggett, Donna Jones, Rosemary Burton Linda Shock, Julie Wilber, Row 3: Cindy Crawford, Debbie Higbee, Linda Dogan, Carole Den ton, Flora Good, Mel Peraullt, Sharon Cannon, Row 4: Scott Etzell, John Richards, Barry La Rue, Rick Sharrock, Bill Stephens, Rick Hahn, Marshall Townsley, Cindy Burton “GIVE ME A LAUNDRY LIST AND [LL SET IT TO MUSIC” ant Le fe) � 2) (a) a | 5 o) sy v2) A o) wn wn =) GIRLS GLEE: Row 1: Sandy Robinnette, Sherrie Waterbury, Cindy Coxford, Sharon Mikel, Row 2: Mr. Pearson, Mary Rivett, Mary Scerforsen, Corbin Lutz, Carol Cheney, Wanda Brown, Row 3: Pam Jones, Pat Gray, Pam Beard, Candy Ferguson, Shirley Short, Brenda Smith, Eliza- beth Browning. Mr. Cooper, director Drum Major, Greg Gerganoff Greg Gerganoff, Donzel Bradberry L to R. Arthur Kerle, Julie Willoughby, Gretchen Woods. Mr. Cooper The band livened up the half- time activities of all home football games. Some members preferred the pep band, though, which incit- ed school spirit at all games and spurred the Braves on to VICTORY ! Gary Davenport, Stan Candiotti Bob Kelly Mr. Cooper 4 “MUSIC IS ANOTHER LADY THAT TALKS CHARMINGLY AND SAYS NOTHING.” Austin O'Malley Bill Tacoma Mark Angelocci, Dave Woodring, Tom Clark, Mike Mill, Stuart Meyer, Cheryl Waldenmer. ih! : ‘a il a “OF ALL NOISES, I THINK MUSIC IS THE LEAST DISAGREEABLE.” Samuel Johnson Kathee Debbig Diane ) : Dull Howe, Debbie Julie Willoughby Second row: Marcia Hagen, Mar a Dudley, Diana Myers, Julie Shuey, Gina Brown Johr Third row Bev First row: Roberts Delanc jane Compton Baer, Joyce Joy Fraser Jean Rathman, Jamie M tha | Butler (drun Janie ; : awrence, Betsy Duncan, She mayjorette onerry VICK son Kathy Croughan Leslie Parks Becky Goss Bennett, Janet Jackie McKee Kathy Olsor Edmunds Patti Fortunate W neeler Mimi Fourth row: N Pam - Ha Jane Bush, Diana Wilks Willoughby, Karen cy Wood Nar 1, Cathy Vick yrbin Lutz Miller Charlene Britt Col (hristn € er ar O'Hara hris ORCHESTRA | Mrs. Weiss, director “IF YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND MUSIC BETTER YOU CAN DO NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN LISTEN Aaron Copland “A MUSICIAN IS A PERSON WHO GOT FAR ENOUGH ALONG ON AN INSTRUMENT SO YOU CAN TELL WHETHER HE IS PLAYING OR TUNING.” Anonymus PALLADIAN gRowse ; 5 % ¢ Mrs. Goff (Advisor) and Mel Perreault (Editor). L. to R: Bev Becker, Rhonda, Meadows, Mel Perreault, (Editor) Peg Birdsall, Jim Hunt, Nan Burgard, Rod Hill “T THINK; THEREFORE I AM” Rene Descartes Jeff Wawrzaszek as Linus “THE APPLAUSE! DELIGHT! THE WONDERS OF OUR STAGE!” Ben Jonson Marilyn Newton as Lucy. CAST CHARLIE BROWN Charlie Brown ... Bob Weins ucy Marilyn Newton Linus Jeff Wawraszek Snoopy James Hunt Peppermint Patty Barb Butman Schoeder : Eric Geiser Lucy and Linus in their usual character. a] Mi 3 = c = Fs z Far left: Marilyn Newton, and Bob Weins Left: Jim Hunt as Snoopy. TAMING OF THE SHREW Side: Nancy Hall, (head of costumes for ‘‘Shrew’’) fits Mark King. Below: Petrucchio (Mark Pritchard) threatens his faithful servant Grumio (Bob Weins). Lower right: The “dirty old men’’ Gremio (John Crawford) and Hortensio (Barry Fancett). f “Once Upon a Mattress’’ chorus: Leslie Rainone, Peg Birdsall, Terry Heck, Kathee Roberts, Eddie Walker, Mike DeLano, Ed Warzyniec, Sheila Rife, Carol Cheney, Elaine Bennett, Bob Weins, Sue. Above right: Bob Weins as Lord Harry. Below left: Beth Thompson as Lady Larkin, Barb Butman as Princess Winifred, and Ed Warzyniec as Prince Dauntless. Below center: Mark Taylor as the minstrel, Steve Schimp as King Sextimus, and James Hunt as the jester. “I'M IN LOVE WITH “ONCE UPON A GIRL NAMED FRED!” trom “Once Upon a Mattress A MATTRESS” Above left: Liz Harned as Queen Aggravain, Dave Minzey as the wizard. Above right: Jackie Rose as Princess 12. Below right: Princess Winifred and Queen Aggravain. L to R: Mark Pritchard (President), Karen Williams (Vice President) , Sheri Coleman (Secretary), Mr. Barnhart (Advisor), Diane DeLano (Treasurer-Scribe), Sue Pearsall (Historian). oO 4 Pe. sa t a ff « Ve = . wo PRESENT THESPIANS Leah Bass Annette Bennett Peg Birdsall Barb Butman Mike DeLano Barry Fancett Amy Fournier Jacqui Gannon Nancy Hall Pam Hargrave Liz Harned Jim Hunt Laurie Leabu Tom McAndrew Dave Minzey Bill Moffett Marilyn Newton Rich Nisbet Maggie Pinter Kathee Roberts Jackie Rose Steve Schimpp Sue Stripp Marc Taylor Beth Thompson Marshall Townsley Sue Vargo Eric Walters Ed Warzniec Jeff Wawrzaszek Bob Weins Karen Weiss John Williams An invisible stage always accompanies the visible one. Here, Peg Birdsall (Upper left) works on costumes, Jacqui Gannon (Upper right) makes up Rich Nisbet, and Mike Delano, Ed Warzniec, and John Williams (Lower left) checks on the lighting. Mr. Barn- hart (Lower right) adds instructions. Photo: Kessler Kessler “AN ATHLETE 15 AS YOUNG AS HE FEELS, BUT SELDOM AS IMPORTANT.” Anonymous Front center, Marilyn Mitchell; Kneeling, Fay Collins; Middle, Bev erly Ellerson, Toni Clayborn. Left to Right: Linda Patterson, Linda Dogan, Michelle Ferrell, Sonya Batts, Mignon Clayborn “MUSIC AND RHYTHM FIND THEIR WAY INTO ante SECRET PLACES OF Pree SUL.” Plato “THEY STAMPED THE DUST! AND ALL THEIR MOVEMENTS HAD A FIERCE GLEE OF POWER, AND PRIDE.” — James Stephens Standing: Cheryl Ziegler, Neci Hawkins, Mary Bell. Kneeling: Patty Cosgrove, Marcy Ouellette, Cris Cline, Nancy Coleman. “PROUD WE WERE...” JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom row: Karen O'Neil, Cathy Helppie, Cheryl Gier, Jocelyn Dogan. Top row: Andi Coleman, Leslie Roberts, Cheryl Crittenden. Left to right: Cheryl Crittenden, Karen O’Neil, Kathy Helppie, Leslie Roberts, Sheryl Gier. ayoolg yradny 1972 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Mark Angelocci Debbie Baer Amanda Balazs Leah Bass Mary Bell Annette Bennett Ken Biggle Charlene Britton Susan Brooks Barbara Brower Cindy Brown Mike Buschell Barb Butman Jeanne Calhoun Nancy Coleman Debbie Compton Gayle Court Mark Crawford Jennifer Crittenden Diane DeLano “THE WORLD IS MOVING SO Sek tea Michelle Ferrell FAST THESE DAYS THAT THE Dane Forney Jim Fortunato MAN WHO SAYS IT CAN'T BE Shelley Franklin Ken Gregory DONE IS GENERALLY INTER- Diane Goh Mark Hamilton RUPTED BY SOMEONE DO- Bruce Helppie Kim Heumann ING ‘1 tt Jane Howe Mary Hughes Laurie Leabu Jim Luckhardt Vince Macek Tom McAndrew Ron McCormick Susan McDaniel Carol Murray Cathy Murray Nino Mustazza Kathy O'Hara Marilyn Opland Marcy Ouellette Audrey Parson Mary Patchak Sue Pearsall Debbie Perdew Melanie Perreault Belinda Pickelsimer Jane Porter Russel Richmond Kathee Roberts Camille Rondina Elbert Hubbard Carolyn Rose Richard Sattler Jill Savery John Schmidt Ruth Steinberger Mark Taylor Fred Trosko Jim Wales Karen Weiss Karen Williams Julie Willoughby Marilyn Wiltse Pam Wusthoff Gerry Wysocki Due to problems, difficulties, and embarrass- ments beyond our control, the group pictures of these groups are not available to give ample recognition. Both groups are required to have maintained a B average in their classes. Also note that most of the National Honor Society members on the op- posite page graduated with honors along with the people on this page. National Honor Society members wore gold tassles on their caps, and all Honor Graduates wore gold cords on their gowns during com- mencement to signify their academic achievements. HONOR GRADUATES: Peter Avery Betsy Baitinger Jerry Bentrum Charlotte Bishop Cherie Burdick Chery] Callis Carolyn Cornish Marc Cripe Carolyn German Marcia Hagen Richard Hahn Patricia Hill Tina Lee Bill Linn Tim Mitchell Carol Moisan Marilyn Newton Maggie Pinter Mark Pritchard Norm Roesch Mark Rudolph Shelley Rukkila Mark Shank Dorothy Thomas Aundra Trout YEARBOOK REFLECTIONS 5 Only eight staff members ?? Tuesdays and Thursdays and Saturdays?!? Only $5.00 before Easter. Picture sale. Senior directories — yuck!!! Late, lost supplements Fall deliveries. Top: Peg Birdsall, Karen Waite, Ralph Carpenter, Bev Becker, Kevin Wheatley. Middle: Terry Dawson, Mary Baker. Bottom: Sue Mc- Daniel, Cindy Brown. Right: Peg Birdsall, Terry Dawson “THE WORLD IS FULL OF WILLING PEOPLE: SOME WILL- ING TO WORK, SOME WILLING TO LET THEM.” Editor, Pam Wusthoff Greg Gerganoff Editor, Cindy Brown Again this year, the YPSILANTIAN was plagued by financial problems and student apathy. Very few people who showed interest in working on the yearbook at the beginning displayed that same zealous attitude as the year wore on. me A Kevin Wheatley, Pam Wusthoff “EVERYONE IS A GENIUS AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR ... “ George C. Lichtenberg COMMENCEMENT 1972 ... Thursday, June 15th 8 o'clock Bowen Field House, E.M.U. marched in double and single file to ‘Pomp and Circumstance! Invocation, Reverend Callis Presentation of honor grads, Mr. Tasich Presentation of class, Mr. Grimes Acceptance of class, Dr. Barber PRESENTATIONS OF DIPLOMAS! 454 graduates! Introduction of the class, Dr. Budzik Benediction, Reverend Frye Class Officers: Presidents Shelley Franklin Francene Patillo Secretary Diane DeLano Treasurer Marilyn Wiltse Financial Chairman Jacqui Gannon 1972 National Honor Society Graduates Valedictorians: Amanda Balazs Ruth Steinberger Salutatorians: Mark Hamilton Susan McDaniel SPORTS REFLECTIONS ... .. first year in 7-A league ... and we took the football title! ... third in state . undefeated football team: 8-0-1... ! . college football recruiters . 3 all-staters: trosko, powell, fortney ... ! . football jersey rumble . winning the BIG game with pioneer! . basketball end of brave’s homecourt winning streak beat undefeated kalamazoo central . 2nd place track regional meet! . long hours at the track (dec-may) . “beat the stop watch!” ... McSpadden leads team, high average, 3 years . Soraruf 6-0 season 7-A champs ... Baseball! . hard earned varsity letters it was a very good year! c é = O Z ee) HS r TOIL, TEARS, AND and Fred Rufus Powell, Greg Boik Trosko run the ball toward the Y psi mbers of the team anx goal while me iously watch. TO OFFER BUT BLOOD, SWEAT.” Sir Winston Churchill Doug Smith intently watches the game from the sidelines. First row: Dave Minzey, Scott Arnett, Bob Bowen, Marvin Alexander, Keith Mitchell, Tyrone Hudson, Dennis Duckworth, Aaron Gilstrap, Ken Drexler, Willie Smith, Doug Farquarson, Dave Cyrus. Second row: Dave Haushalter, Mike Gilbert, C.J. Cooley, Jay King, Rufus Powell, Fred Trosko, Gary Ziegler, Richard Sattler, Bob McSpadden, Ricky Hawkins, Jim Wales, Bob Fidler, Ron McCormick. Third row: Mr. Dig- nan, Ralph Perriello, Jon Andrews, Asanti Caldwell, Tom Baker, Steve Wilcoxen, Barry Fancett, Dan Hyatt, Harlow Corwin, Mark Purcell, Dane Fortney, Rod Stark, Pat McCrystal, Dan Powers, Mr. Livedoti, Mr. Grau. Fourth row: Jim Baker, Larry Powell, Doug Smith, Jim Hall, Gary Hall, Mike Wilson, Greg Boik, Scott Butler, Larry Sbonek, Craig Lamiman, Bill Moffet. Home Jackson Parkside Away Lansing Sexton Home Jackson Away Battle Creek Home Kalamazoo Away Ann-Arbor Pioneer Home Adrian Away Lansing Eastern Home Lumen Christi YSH 37-34 38-34 41-28 41-12 26-14 20-14 27-16 28-28 31-12 “THEY KILL US FOR THEIR SPORT.” Shakespeare SCHOLARSHIPS: Fred Trosko Dane Fortney Rufus Powell Pat McCrystal Jay King Gary Ziegler HONORABLE MENTIONS: Bob McSpadden Barry Fancett C. J. Cooley Gary Hall TRI-CAPTAINS: Fred Trosko Gary Ziegler Richard Sattler ALL-STATERS Dane Fortney Ist Team Detroit Free Press Rufus Powell Ist Team AP and UPI 2nd Team Detroit Free Press Ist Team Detroit News Fred Trosko 2nd Team AP and UPI 3rd Team Detroit Free Press “NOW LISTEN FELLOWS, THE GODFATHER SAYS Row 1: Jon Green, Sam Jensen, Rick Eberts, Jeff Oestrike, Kirk Allward, Dave Wells. Row 2: Rod Barber, John Hudson, Duane Smith, Pat Shively Matt Hickey, Mike Kruzel, Mark Green, Jeff Willard, Harold Farris, Doug Peterson. Row 3: Todd Thrun, Jeff Fulton, Tom Seals, Al Andrews Mike Buck, Mike Bower, Mike Grice, Steve Teachout, Bruce Smith, Pete Tardiff. Row 4: Errol Simmons, Jay Baughman, Jeff Pinson, Mike Wilcox en, Ron Grimmette, Phil Shank, Mike Turner, Jim Calder, Joe Gannon. Row 5: The coaches: Greg Buck, Mr. Dresch, Wes Ichesco CROSS a = Z at O U Home Home Away Home Away Home way Home Away Home Away 62 Ann Arbor Away 57 Kalamazoc Home lackson Away 4 Lansing Eastern Away ) Ann Arbor Huron (district Away 7 Ann Arbor Pioneer (district Denotes league game Fred Trosko Terry Frye “OUR UNITY IS OUR WEAPON.” Julius Nyerere Above l. E. Byrd and T. Frye Above r. P. McCrystal Below r. R. Sattler Below |. F. Trosko and G. Hall VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: J. Fortunato, R. Hawkins, J. Bentrum, S. Butler, P. McCrvstal. D Duckworth, J Luckhart, R. McCormick. Sitting: E. Byrd, R. Sattler, T. Frye, F. Trosko, G. Hall, L. Powell, D. Ouellette WAVY helt “ 4 Terry Frye (Right), Fred Trosko (Below). — a “NO ONE CAN MAKE YOU FEEL INFERIOR WITHOUT YOUR CONSENT.” Eleanor Roosevelt Grady Rice (Above) and C.J. Cooley (Left) work toward pinning their opponents Standing: M. Weatherspoon, R. Duckworth, D. Hines, G. Boik, M. Wilson, T. Hudson, E. Warzyniec Kneeling: P. Kruse, D. Nelson, J. Fink, C Wolf, E. Etchison, G. Rice, M. Kuhl, T. Linebaugh Joe Pavlovich OPPOSITION Battle Creek Central 18 Lakeview 24 Detroit Thurston 23 Lansing Sexton 21 Temperance Bedford 38 Kalamazoo 7 Ann Arbor Pioneer 22 Trenton 25 Ann Arbor Huron 19 Lansing Eastern 25 Detroit Catholic Central 21 Jackson 23 Battle Creek Central 14 76 Row 1: T. Woodworth, J. Osborn, B. Holman, D. Bruder, C. Bradberry, Row 2: E. Freatman, J. Oestrike, M. Buck, W. Richardson, D. Finney. YHS 32 30 21 29 18 57 30 31 29 22 32 31 30 C. J. Cooley Grady Rice “WISDOM IS KNOWING WHAT TO DO NEXT, SKILL IS KNOWING HOW TO DO IT, AND COURAGE IS DOING s. Anonymous Grady Rice First row: Mark Hansen, Skipper Johnson, Rick Sayers, Tom Ceo, Jon Gibson. Second row: Mr. Porter, Greg Johnston, Porter Blattenberger, Lonn Fenlon, Mark Crawford, Doug Farquharson, Barry Isaacson, Doug Knapp. Third row: Norm Roesch, Gary Isaacson, Bill Caswell, George Blikken, Mike Delano. Alan Sunday eG | t lat - iz ae Glenn Albert “IT CAN SWIM LIKE A DUCK” Shakespeare Norm Roesch Bill Caswell NOVEMBER 2nd 30 Garden City (Tri) Away DECEMBER 7th 4 Eagle Relays (Parkside) Away WON 7 Glenn Away LOST 9 Belleville Away WON 14 Wayne Away JANUARY WON 7 Parkside Home LOST Belleville Home WON Kalamazoo Away WON Lansing Eastern Away WON 25 Adrian Away FEBRUARY LOST Milan Away LOST 4 Battle Creek Home WON Lansing Sexton Away LOST Jackson Home LOST Ann Arbor Pioneer Home MARCH 6th Lansing Sexton (League Meet) 10-11 State “THE TEST OF COURAGE COMES WHEN WE ARE IN THE MINORITY.” Rev. Ralph W. Sockman This year presented several “firsts’’ for YHS sports fans and sophomore Sue Parks was perhaps the most surprising and unusual. Being the daughter of a track coach, Sue was introduced to track competition and became the first girl in Michigan to compete in boy’s track. An AAU runner, Sue hopes to make the Olympic team and take part in future olympic competition. In order to train for the high level women’s track events Sue felt that she needed the best competition available which was the 7-A league boy’s track. Although Sue set no records this year Coach Simpson feels that she will make very good Olympic track mate- rial for women’s competition. When questioned about the team’s acceptance of a female teammate Coach Simpson said that once the guys got used to the idea ‘they treated her very well, but they showed her no mercy during competition.” First row: Joel Osburne, Mike Kemp, Jeff Bush, Bernard Brown, Jack Johnson, Mike Weatherspoon. Second row: Charles Green, Chuck Post, Kevin Crawford, Bruce Smith, Sue Parks, Skipper Johnson. Third row: Greg Boik, Ed Byrd Dane Fortney, Keith Weathers poon, Doug Baylis, Harold Carter “SO GRIT YOUR TEETH 10) THE PAI, .-. FUE YOU HAVE BATTLED THE Deal 204) COULD...” Anonymous OPPOSITION Ann Arbor Huron Lansing Eastern Plymouth Ann Arbor Pioneer Kalamazoo Battle Creek Lansing Sexton Westland John Glenn Trenton Jackson Jackson Lansing Eastern Livonia Livonia Ann Arbor Pioneer Romulus Kalamazoo Adrian Lansing Sexton Ann Arbor Huron Battle Creek Temperance Bedford Jackson Ann Arbor Huron Westland John Glenn Scott Butler Jim Luckhardt “IE AT EIRST YOU DON'T “SUCCEED, TRY PLAYING SEC- OND BASE.” Mr. Moffett, coach. “HAIR: IT IS NOT THE SIXYLE THAT COUNTS, IT’S WHAT’S UNDER IT.” Albert Einstein Kneeling: Steve Burandt, Brian McAllister, Mike Buschell, Ellis Freatman, Tim Burandt, Scott Street. Standing: Mr. Wilbanks, Brad Burt, Kim Heuman, Dave Byrum, Dave Nisbet, Al Andrews, Gerry Wysocki, John Richards, Rick Hauschalter, Dave Gerganoff SENIOR REFLECTIONS ... ... junior senate ... senior cabinet .. . . jim spike’s constitution ... . pop machines . wednesday morning class meetings . . humanities . .. . rejections ... . prom72’... ‘‘the gay nineties” ... .““elcumanchero”’ ... “GREEN!” . Signing pictures ... . ringing in 72: school bells . . Shelley franklin ... . picture pizza party . ‘18 year old adults . mr. parker class officers resignations “i'll bet you” ... ‘‘easy rider” “braves clean adrian like a white tornado” .. . senior skip day (thunderbird woodland) ... . Class trip to cedar point .. . . caps gowns picnic . tim osborn’s cap switch at commencement! . open houses parties ... . honors assembly, baccalaureate, and . GRADUATION!!!! . . college scholarshp applications .. . acceptances! . . “EDUCATION MAKES PEOPLE EASY TO LEAD, BUT DIFFICULT TO DRIVE; EASY TO GOVERN, BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO ENSLAVE!” iajag Aruayy Glen Albert —- Ron Ackinson Sue Adair Daryl Adams 7 Mark Angelocci Steve Applegate Peter Avery Greg Badger Debbie Baer “THE DECISION UES... Apauusy | uyof Billie Bahr Betsy Baitinger Tom Baker Amanda Balazs Frank Banks Diane Barnes Doug Baylis Mary Bell Annette Bennett Jerry Bentrum Maureen Berklich Cindy Berry Hal Beutler co ° Charlotte Bishop ) Phoebe Boatwright Norma Bonds , Charlene Branham David Briggs ye Porter Blattenberger Cheri Borton Charlene Britton Susan Brooks Barbara Brower Connie Brothers Cindy Brown Ken Bryan Steve Burandt Vawnee Burgess Ron Burrows Carl Burton Steve Butler Barbara Butman Eddie Byrd ESA Tae on = = L—=_— Teresa Caldwell Jeanne Calhoun x | Cheryl Callis Bill Caswell Bill Chapelle John Chapo Vickie Charlton Stephanie Clark Patty Cosgrove Dianetta Covington Cindy Clements Carolyn Cornish Beverly Cowans YOU CAN'T RUN OUT Marie Cicirelli Roy Cischke a Nancy Coleman Faye Collins Debbie Compton Gayle Court Miki Coyle “EACH MAN MUST DISCOVER HIS OWN WAY.” Jean Paul Satre Mark Crawford Trudy Davis Diane Delano Carole Denton Louis Dezaron £ Ww Sheila Dickinson William Dieter Diane Deyo Randee Dickson Ken Drexler | “EVERY CITIZEN MUST BECOME INVOLVED, FOR ON THE CURRENT SCENE, APATHY IS SCARCELY LESS THAN A CRIME.” case Dwight David Eisenhower “MAN MUST MASTER HIS WORLD, BUT IN ORDER TO DO SO HE MUST KNOW IT.” Dag Hammarskjold Wes Nee | Cathy Dupuis Joan Durfee Marga Eaton Scott Egbert Lloyd Ellis Vanessa Etchison Barry Fancett Michelle Ferrell Bob Fidler Karen Fish Dane Fortney Jim Fortunato Helen Fosket Amy Fournier Marie France Teresa Frye Jacqui Gannon ‘ Greg Gerganoff Shelley Franklin Bob Garfield Carolyn German Joy Fraser Marilyn German Beverly Frierson Carol Gier Donna Fromm Drew Gilbert Od ay Mike Gilbert Sam Goode Becky Goss Robert Graham Sheila Grayson Barry Green Ken Gregory wi ue + � f Mark Groshans Brad Guy Linda Hackney Rick Hahn Pam Hall Mark Hamilton RA Bertha Hein Bonnie Hettinger Debbie Higbee Theresa Hime Bruce Helppie Mike Hiler ee Brad Hill Pat Hill Dana Hirschlieb George Hollifield Keith Holman Vicki Howard Jane Howe Mary Hughes Deborah Hume Dan Hyatt Gary Jacques Vickie Jamerson Michael Jeffrey Angelo Johnson Debra Johnson Jack Johnson Thomas Johnson Donna Jones Roxanne Jordan Marie Kayfesh Gilda Keirl Barbara Kelly Mike Kennedy Mark King Nancy King Douglas Kisor Doug Knapp Mike Kruger Dave Kubiske Nancy Labounty Ella Mae Lance Darlene Lankford Laurie Leabu Barrett Leath Mary Lalonde Bruce Logan Jim Luckhardt Vince Macek i Jim Madigan Pat Mai Joe Malvasi Kolette Mariani “IT SUPPOSE I HAVE BEEN GUIDED IN LIFE SO FAR BY INSTINCT TO.PROTECT WHAT I WAS OR WANTED + Be.” Robert Frost Cris Maull Yvonne Mayberry Gy Tom McAndrew Gay McClure Ron McCormick Marilyn McCoy Pat McCrystal Susan McDaniel BrendaMcDonald MalcolmMcDonald Sharon McLilly Bob McSpadden “YOU BETTER NOT COMPROMISE YOURSELF. IT’S ALL YOU GOT.” Janis Joplin “THE ABILITY TO REACH SOMEONE. IT’S BEING A PART OF WHAT TODAY IS ALL ABOUT.” Aretha Franklin Rhonda Meadows Anthony Milligan Carol Murray Nino Mustazza Rick Meyer Karen Mitchell Cathy Murray Dan Myers Connie Miller Denise Miller Lee Ann Miller Tim Mitchell C arol Moisan “HALF OF THE WORLD IS COM- POSED OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY, AND CAN'T, AND THE OTHER HALF WHO HAVE NOTHING TO SAY AND KEEP ON SAYING IT.” Robert Frost “TIT WAS GRATIFIED TO BE ABLE TO ANSWER PROMPTLY, (‘x “ Clen Wane Nancy Nelsen Jane Newcomb Marilyn Opland = = - - ys Richard Nisbet John Nowling Tom Oakes ft James Ogden Sue Ogden Kathy O'Hara AND I DID. I SAID I DIDN’T KNOW.” Marilyn Opland Marcy Ouellette Mark Twain Tim Osborn Nancy Parks Audrey Parson Doug Paschall Mary Patchak “WHEN YOU KNOW ALL THE AN- SWERS, YOU HAVEN’T ASKED ALL THE QUESTIONS.” Hal Stebbins Francene Patillo Susan Pearsall Deborah Perdew Thelma Perez Mel Perreault Belinda Pickelsimer Margaret Pinter Jane Porter Marsha Porter John Presensky Jim Quigley Debbie Randolph Jean Rathman Karen Prain David Raymond “THEY KNOW A LOT OF FACTS, BUT FEW PRINCIPLES. THEY SIMPLY ARE NOT EDUCATED.” Hyman Rickover a, a � Karen Raymond Gary Rednour Vanessa Reed Colleen Richards Pete Richardson Josephine Richison Larry Rickelman Bob Ridenour Sherri Riggins Coleman Skipp Riley Carol Roberson Donna Roberson Ora Roberson THE 7 LAST WORDS OF THE UNTHINKING PERSON: “WE NEVER DID IT THAT WAY BEFORE.” Kathee Roberts Ed Ryan Norman Roesch Camille Rondina Carolvn Rose Calvin Rougeau Shelly Rukkilla Nick Russell Jeff Rust bad Jerry Sanderson Rick Sattler Jill Savery Diane Rose Doris Rougeau Joel Rutherford Ken Scalise “IT IS A FINE THING TO BE HONEST, BUT IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO BE RIGHT.” Sir Winston Churchill Dennis Schlabach Don Schooley Jo Schwartzenburger Scott Sears Cathy Sesi poe: EN ORS ,. ‘a t 0 F cama PAIMERS fe NU Sb Dan Tribble Fred Trosko Aundra Trout a Debbie Truhn Dan Wallace Chery! Wallaker Lavia Waller Mike Ward Ron Ward Mark Wawrzaszek Geraldine Weightman ” ian? ve R ee i gd ee ad ei es . ee anaedl . - ero ree Karen Weiss eel Cass Wickering Julie Wilber “IN .THE FIRST PLACE GOD MADE IDIOTS; THIS WAS FOR we _ PRACTICE: THEN HE MADE Mike Wilbur Steve Wilcoxen SCHOOL BOARDS si Mark Twain Robert Wikens Cynthia Williams Harriette Williams Karen Williams Wilfred Williams Julie Willoughby Marilyn Wiltse Jerry Withrow “IN A WORLD WHICH IS CHANGING ALL THE TIME NO ONE’S EDUCATION IS EVER COMPLETE.” Margaret Mead | ' ae hh a Gary Wolter Gretchen Woods Tamber Woodworth Pam Wusthoff Gerry Wysocki = 2S Be a Vanessa Hayes Gary Ziegler Lewis Feltner Cynthia Brewer Andrea Fox wi) Scott Arnett Andy L’ Amoreaux Kathy Kersey Ron Adkins Bruce Helppie Chuck Dornbos John Lester ¢e Richard Johnson Wanda Harless JUNIOR REFLECTIONS ... . “The glory of a Junior is in his infinit diversity” driver's ed licenses! . “you mean ican’t smoke in here? . overwhelming? vote turnout for class treasurer . . $200 debt ... debt, debt candy sales .. . out of debt! . mrs. klark “uncle ralph’s maple syrup’ friday night!! monday morning pop machines forced to close during lunch; juniors receive pop machines from seniors jobs? . there was a carwash? oh yeah? 1 more year to go! “PROBLEMS ARE SOLVED BY MOVING AHEAD.’’ charain Patty Adams Ken Ahern Marvin Alexander Vivian Alton Kim Anderson Leo Anderson Jon Andrew Kaye Andrews Larry Asbury Dyke Atkins Joe Atkins Kay Baggett Jackie Baker Jim Baker Mimi Balasz Laura Barnabe Kyle Barnard Denise Bradshaw Pam Brakke Sheila Brewer Debra Brown Gina Brown Shirley Brown Lewis Bason Stephan Bass Sonya Batts Beverly Becker Kirk Bengry Vickie Benhart Peg Birdsall Rosemary Birton Vanessa Birton Sheila Blackburn Ralph Blasey Wayland Blikken Nancy Boggs Greg Boik Diane Bouchard Bob Bowen Donzel Bradberry Guy Bradley Marc Browning Louise Brunetti Jim Bulemore David Bunting Mary Burch Nan Burgard Norman Bush Jeff Bush Jane Bush Allen Burt Scott Butler Richard Burgens Rodney Byrd Dave Byrum Claudia Cable Betty Calder Getchal Caldwell Stan Candiotti Mike Cannon @ Hayward Carpenter = ? Alan Carter 8] ¥ Paul Casto Mort Charles Charles Christiansen Vicki Christman Mignon Clayborn Becky Clearwater Ronald Clark Chris Cline Jim Cogswell Randy Collins Sam Collinsworth Mike Compton Gary Cox Cindy Crawford Don Crescio Wendy Croff Aniko Csibi Kathy Croghan Dave Cyrus Frederick Davis Jean Davis Richard Davis Terry Dawson Sharon Deaton Cyril DeLaperriere Randy Dickerman Marie Dilworth Randy Djordjevski Linda Dogan Dave Dorn Donna Drury Dennis Duckworth Richard Dickworth Sheila Dudley Rich Duede Joyce Dull Betsy Duncan Sherri Dunlap Marty Dusbiber Arthur Eidemuller Beverly Ellerson Brian Etchison Ken Evanoff Doug Farquaarson Judy Fenix Sue Fenker Candie Ferguson Dawn Fidler Jan Field Jim Fink Vicki Fisher Steve Fleming Becky Foley Mike Foster Bob Fox Loren France Sherry Frazier Clare Freer Shaun Gagnon James Garrett Karen Garrett Trella Garrett Mollie Gauntlett Eric Geiser Stefan Gerganoff Aaron Gilstrap Deborah Gilstrap Ava Ginyard Terry Gooding Jacqueline Gore Russell Grant Eva Green Wanda Green William Greiner Dave Griffin Barry Griggs Alan Gwyllt Dudley Hain ay ts Lae le | Gary Hall John Hammonds Mark Hansen Debbie Hanson Pam Hargrave Denise Harmon Keith Harper Nathaniel Harris Martha Hart Al Hawkins Mike Haynie Karen Heater Richard Hesson Jody Heuman Rod Hill Nicholus Hilobuk D. Alec Hines Jim Hoelseher Steve Holzhauer Dawn Hoobler John Horton Tyrone Hudson Jim Hunt Pat Hurley z ES sd Debbie Ingram Barry Isaacson Gary Isaacson April Jackson Crystal Jackson Lana James Linda Jessie Mary Johnson Vickie Johnson Skipper Johnson Greg Johnston Norm Johnston Donna Jones Randy Jones Gerald Jordan Kelly Kamm Randy Katon Richard Kelly Bob Kelly Mike Kemp Scott Kennedy Vanda Kennedy Arthur Kerle Tom Keskitalo Aran Kessler Janet Kitchens Kathy Kline Kathy Koch Robert Kruzel Mark Kuhl Leslie Laferier Brady Lambert Craig Lamiman Marcia LaCombe Terri Lane Dean Langworthy Tim Linebaugh Craig Maes Carol Magoon Richard Makolin Kay Mann Tima Marks Karen Lanning Cassie Leath Phil Lewis Sena Lewis Steve Lewis Bruce Linder Dean Martelle Nella Mature Kelly Mc Crystal Dianne McGuire Reica McGuire Jac kie McKee Scott McLeod Mariah McMillan Jack McPherson Greg McPheter Wanda Mead Lynn Meadows Steve Meadows George Merritt Paul Metler Randy Meyer Steve Meyer John Miller Luanne Miller Constance Milligan Rhonda Mincey Dave Minzey Keith Mitchell Marilyn Mitchell —wI ys Dave Nelson Cheryl Newhouse Cindy Nipper Kathy Olson Lee Osler Randy Ossenhimer Robby Papineau Dan Parker Leslie Parks Linda Parsons Frank Patillo Linda Patterson Sue Patterson Tom Patterson Brenda Peeper Richard Perry Steve Petrosky Debbie Pickinpaugh Bill Moffett Sue Ann Molik Barb Monosso Daryl Montgom ery Brenda Mulholland Ruth Myers Vanessa Reid Kathy Rendel Tony Reynolds Carol Rich John Richards Daryl Richardson Jean Pontello Ed Porterfield Charles Post Larry Powell Dan Powers Linda Proskey Mary Purcell Lisa Rabb Theresa Rabb Leslie Rainone Gregory Reeves Cheryl Reid Donna Rife Sue Rose Richard Ross Debbie Royal John Russell Mark Russell Belinda Samons Andrea Sanzi Diane Scherer Steve Schimpp g' SY EL | Vicky Russell Leia Rutherford L Bruce Schneider Dennis Schultz Beverly Scott Joe Sec ore Darla Seaton Robin Sexton Rick Sharrock Barbara Shell Louise Shell Sioux Shelton Faith Shepard Linda Shock Sherrie Shuey Kent Siemers Brenda Simpson Brenda Smith Doug Smith Nancy Smith Valerie Smith Willie Smith Cheryl Stachlewitz Bill Stapley Bill Steffen Donald Stierle Susan Stout Wyatt Stumbo David Tait Mark Tardiff Fred Taylor Marilyn Taylor Yvonne Taylor Cathy Thomas Beth Thompson Stacey Thompson Tim Thrun Eve Tooson Lynne Townsend Marshall Townsley Melinda Trout Leta Tye Frank Tykosky Myina Ushu Doug Valentine Aramis Valverde Denise Viers Peter Vogelsberg Terry Wadke Karen Waite Cheryl Waldenmyer Kim Walker Kevin Waller Eric Walters Naida Walters Ellen Warren Ed Warzyniec Carolyn Walkins David Weeks Marshall Weathers Keith Weatherspoon Mike Weatherspoon Tom Webber Steve Webster Bob Weins Linda Wells Lula Weston Kevin Wheatley Denese Wilber Jim Wilbur Barb Wildman William Russell Shirley Wilkens Carla Williams Cedric Williams Jackie Williams John Williams Mark Williams Orita Williams Mimi Willoughby Cheryl Wilson Jackie Wilson Mike Wilson Karen Withrow Chuck Wolf Gwen Wood Nancy Wood Milton Woods Lori Woodside Hal Worsham Sylvie Yargeau Dave Young Cindy Zeck Chery] Ziegler “THE FUTURE WILL BE DIFFERENT IF WE MAKE THE PRESENT DIFFERENT”. — Peter Maurin SOPHOMORE REFLECTIONS . junior highs converge ... . sophomore orientation .. . . bd cards... .. . biology? . class rings ... . new friends .. . where’s classroom number ... ? . underclassman? i’m not under anything . countdown — 2 years to go! . mr. who ...?! . . this school needs an escalator .. . prom committee, car washes, candy sales, bake sales “‘ypsi won't wear out as the game wears on . ‘ . falling plaster . . sue parks joins the track team!! . . “YOUTH IS A WONDERFUL THING; WHAT A CRIME TO WASTE IT ON CHILDREN.” George Bernard Shaw Nora Akkooz Ken Alexander Connie Allen Kirk Allward Charlotte Amburgg Jeffrey Anderson Brenda Andrew Alan Andrews Phillip Atkins Kimberly Bahr Patricia Bailey Mary Baker Robbin Baker Jeff Baltzell Rod Barber Ronnie Barfield Charles Basler Debra Bass Brenda Batey Jay Baughman Keith Beaubien Barbara Bell Beverly Bennett Sheila Bentrum Glenn Berry Robert Besore Gloria Bester James Betke Brad Bevins Desh Deepak Bhatia Steven Birdsall Sherry Bishop Richard Bittle Sherry Blackmer Melanie Blair Bobette Blattenberger Jane Boatwright Janet Bodary Glenn Bonds Steve Bostwick Mike Bower Gary Bowler Donna Bradberry Cal Bradbury Lisa Braden William Brady Bill Bradley Alison Bradshaw Diane Brooks Bill Brower Bernard Brown Wanda Brown Phyllis Browning Sharon Browning Lisa Broyles Dale Bruder Jodi Bruemmer Carolyn Brumley Mike Buck Tim Burandt Larry Burdick Bill Burgard Lanee Burgess Jere Bush Cindy Burton Shar Lee Burson Cindy Buzas Dave Cabral Jim Calder Sandy Caldwell Vicki Caldwell Bill Calhoun Pat Calhoun Jennifer Campbell Bob Campbell Louis Candiotti Bill Canell Sharon Cannon Ralph Carpenter Debra Casey Tom Ceo John Chambers Carol Cheney Mark Chiodini Steve Cischke Dave Clark Ronald Clark Teresa Clark Tom Clark Juanita Clausel Michelle Clay Ted Cline Patti Coe Sue Coffin Lisa Cogswell Paula Coker Ann Coleman John Collins Carolin Combs Linda Congden Bruce Cooley Ted Copeland Laurie Copp Cathy Corkin Sherry Cornett Cindi Coxford Nancy Cox Doug Coyle Karen Crane Kevin Crawford Tracy Crawford Cheryl Crittenden David Crowell Jeffrey Curtis Teresa Curtis Jennifer Daniel Martha Daniels Michele Daniels Mathew Danielson Patricia Daughtery Doug Davis Robin Davis Shiela Deere Greg DeNike Charlotte Densel Dennis DeRossett Marcia Dethloff Gail Jackson Dewona Jocelyn Dogan Jim Dornbos Donna Drexler Su Duart Edward Duffir Steve Eaglestor Betsy Eaton Rick Eberts Jim Eddleman Becky Ellsworth Dave Etherton Jerry Evans Robert Evans Rondella Farmer Steve Farmer Harold Farris Cindy Feltner David Feltner Lonn Fenelon Alice Ferguson David Finney Walter Fienivick Becky Fisher Flosie Flackenbush Karen Fleming Sherry Flynn Lori Fortney Patti Fortunato Pat Fosket Kay Foster Louvella Foster Janice Franklin Paul Fraser Ellis Freatman Lynn Freutner Mike Frost Beverly Frye Jeff Fulton Teri Gagnon Dave Garbacz Jean Garfield Debbie Garrett Larry Gelesky Rhonda Germany Sheryl Gier Deardra Gilbert Freddy Gillman Bob Goble Teri Goddard Bill Good Roger Grapp Melvina Grayson Charlie Green Dawn Green David Green Jon Green Mark Green Stephanie Green Mary Greiner Michael Grice Ron Grimmette Jeanette Groh Gary Gotts Micki Guinn Mike Guy Mark Hale Nancy Hall William Hall Garey Hamlin Pam Hammond Ray Hammond Tina Hamback Rodney Haney Diane Harmon Rich Haushalter Mike Hawker Perry Hays Donnita Hearns Terry Heck Kena Helkaa Kathy Helppie David Hendrick Shelly Hendricks Clyde Hodge John Holbrook Leslie Holladay Brad Holman Chery! Hopkins June Hopper John Hudson Quillene Hunter Martin Hurst Pansy Ingram Bill Jackson Ozzie James Helen Jameson Charlene Jarvis Harderman Jefferson Sam Jensen Mary Jeppesen Ron Jessee Donna Hensley Mike Herndon Francie Hettinger Matt Hickey Nadia Hilobuck Jeff Hime Casey Hines Terri Hines Harold Johnson Julius Johnson Mary Johnson Wendy Johnson Pam Jones Landy Jones Dean Jordan Kerri Kamm Dave Karoub Jon Keller Wes Keller Janis Kellogg Charleen Kelly Jerry Kelly Gary Kemp Diana Kennedy Rick King Bob Knight Joe Kormash Beth Kramer Rene Labadie Scott LaLonde Jim Lamb Jeff Larson Martha Lawrence Jeff Lawniczak Barry La Rue Tom Lawson Carol Lefebuer Mike Lemon Rick Long Debbie Lowry Roger Luckhardt Corbin Lutz Claudia Lynch Mary Macek Patty Mackey Rhonda Maisane Kim Maki Diane Manley Gay March Rhonda Mariani Tim Marks Steve Marsh Cindy Mathews Paul Mayzes Brian McAllister Jamie McDaniel Sandy McDemott Eddie McGlone Vickie McNabb Diane McPheter Stuart Meyer Sharon Mikel Mike Mill Karin Miller Vicki Miller Lester Milligan Al Minion Dan Minzey Ronnie Morgan Steve Mosien Mike Mouganis Diana Myers Clyde Neveaux Dave Nisbet Sandy Oakes Jeff Oestrike Colleen O'Hara Pat O'Leary Peggy Oliver Karen O'Neill Joel Osborn Scott Osburn Rita Osler Mary Ousley Jeff Palmer Sue Parks Connie Payne Steve Pelletier Mike Pepper Jane Perry Doug Peterson Barb Petty Vicki Pickens Michele Pingel Jeff Pinson Charlie Pinter Joe Pontello Charles Pope Bob Prevost Cathy Price Dan Rasmussen Steve Rasmussen Barb Raymond Dave Raymond Jeff Rednour Glenn Reed Pat Reed Artelia Reeves Dom Reg Eloise Rice Tammy Richards Bethina Richardson Willie Richison Dave Richmond Sheila Rife Tom Riggens Mary Rivett Eddie Robbins Leslie Roberts Mary Roberts Toni Roberts Sandy Robinette Genniece Robinson Jackie Robinson Sandy Robison Chery! Rokusek Jackie Rose Wa lter Root Herbert Rutley Sammy Roy Pam Sadewasser Chris Salcau Glen Sanders Carla Sanzi Rick Sayers Mary Scafasci Robin Schoffner Rhonda Schooler Sue Schultz Sheila Schwab Alan Seely Phil Shank Paul Shemon Bob Shepard Rosie Sherwood Pat Shively Ray Shock Pam Shuey Lisa Shupe Fred Sibinic Bill Siemers Burnette Simmons Errol Simmons Esther Simpson Linda Sipple Greg Slack Fred Slater Bruce Smith Dave Smith Debbie Smith Duane Smith Janet Smith Sue South Joe Stacy Darby Stark Jack Staskievitz Mary Stierle Rick Stiltner Margie Stobie Sue Stripp Mary Sutton Charlie Swanson Hillard Swanson Leo Swope Pete Tardiff Cindy Taylor Steve Teachout Lowvell Thomas Todd Thrun Susie Tompkins Sharolyn Tooson Jeff Tothill Nancy Trefry Pam Trout Tim Trout Al Tumath Mike Turner Mike R. Turner Laura Tylo Scott Underwood Coleen Van Riper Tom Van Sickle Craig Van Valkenburg Paul Venema John Wadke Debbie Wagner Kevin Waite Joan Wallace Linda Wallace Patti Wallace Donna Wallaker Evan Walters Gary Ward Sherry Waterbury Jeff Wawrzaszek Booker Weathers Anthony Weatherspoon Beverly Weatherspoon Janet Weishaar Leslie Weiss David Wells Diane Wells Keith Wells Julie West Janet Wheeler Ronnie Whiteley Scott Wiard Doug Wilber Brent Wilber Mike Wilcoxen Ollie Wilkins Diana Wilks Jeff Willard Gloria Williams John Will Karin Williams Randy Williams Richard Williams Valerie Williams Sally Wiltzie Cathy Wolf Nancy Walter Sue Wolter Mary Woods Ted Woodworth Reneé Wren Francine Wright Candy Wynn Stella Yargeau Debbie Young Marilyn Zagar Sandy Zlamal Pam Hume APPENDICES REFLECTIONS ... (?) . senior directory . . student teacher index . . fade-out candids . generous patrons!. . . wiard’s orchard ... . freeman and bunting ... . mc clure royal photographic . . national bank of ypsilanti new day . cleary college . bailes’ pharmacy . . moore memorial chapel inc. ... . college pharmacy norton and sons’ florist milano pizza . colonial studios campbell’s jewlers . ypsilanti savings bank . carry diary .. . anderson materials fingerle-hollister wood lumber co . . suburban volkswagon inc. . big top market ... . forbes cleaners . washtenau community college . . . clark’s shoppe . support our advertisers! .. 5565 MERRITT RD. YPSILANTI “Congratulations to the graduates”’ Wagner-Stark Moore Memorial Chapel, Inc. 101 South Washington Street MEMBER BY MATIONAL INVITATION seuecres moaTiCuRs Ypsilanti, Michigan McCLURE ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE SENIORS OF YPSILANTI HIGH SCHOOL FOR THEIR PATRONAGE 731 W. CROSS COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF ’72 NATIONAL BANK Of Ypsilanti 133 W. MICHIGAN AVE. SECURITY THROUGH INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL PLANNING FREEMAN AND BUNTING, INC. 103 W. MICH. AVE. 537 W. CROSS ST plc YPSILANTI, MICH, Congratulations! 2 A, a UN 518 W. CROSS - ON E. M. U. CAMPUS 482-5016 YPSILANTI MICHIGAN 48197 Cleary Graduates In Demand A Specialized College of Business Founded in 1883 ENROLL TODAY AT CLEARY COLLEGE DAY AND EVENING COURSES INCLUDE: Secretarial — Business Administration — Account ing Business Law Business Management — Industrial Management — Marketing Data Processing EARN A FOUR YEAR B.B.A. DEGREE A TWO YEAR ASSOCITE DEGREE: OR A ONE YEAR DIPLOMA! ENROLL NOW Summer Term Starts June 25, 1973 Fall Term Starts Sept. 24, 1973 CLEARY COLLEGE Specialists in Business Education For complete information, write, wire, or call the Admission Office CLEARY COLLEGE 1270 Washtenaw Ypsilanti, Michigan 483-4400 BAILES PHARMACY 482-1034 340 Ecorse Rd. COLONIAL STUDIOS 207 W. Cross 485-3420 Portraits for all occassions Congratulations to the Class of ’72 MILANO PIZZA 483-5111 80 Ecorse Rd. NORTON SONS FLORISTS 2900 Washtenaw 434-0020 om p Ket i ' ' 1h Or net DEENA R RRR COCULL aie'g ’ TT GEG TT tay H) DHARMA Rn YPSILANTI SAVINGS crt cor Sat Milk Depot 979 Ecorse Road Drive-In £ c a Sy = U The ings Summa Cum Laude Gift CUTRON e BULUVA CARAVELLE WATCHES AC s Jewelers Michigan Congratulations to the Seniors! lanti Sav Bank Y psilanti 107 W. Michigan Ave. @ Campbell’ Yps - 1255 - RUSSELL ANDERSON MATERIALS ac Why do I say, ‘Christ Is The Answer’’? Because as a young businessman and supposedly a success materially, ‘as most people measure success,’ when I first heard the Gospel of how Jesus Christ died on the cross for my sins, I realized that something was missing in my life. There was an emptiness and loneliness that was never satisfied until September 13, 1959 when I got on my knees and asked Christ to forgive me of my sins and save me. Then I experienced the reason why Christ is the answer to every problem. RUSSELL ANDERSON MATERIALS, INC. 1255 W. Michigan Ave. Y psilanti, Michigan PAID ADVERTISEMENT FINGERLE-HOLLISTER-WOOD LUMBER CO. | Fingerle-Hollister-Wood Lumber Co. Y psilanti’s Largest Plywood of all Kinds 822 E. Michigan Ave 482-0735 FREE DELIVERY BIG TOP Courtesy of: MARKET Suburban 1433 WASHTENAW Volkswagen ge Inc. 2867 WASHTENAW 434-3300 “ol CLEANERS DRIVE-IN AND PLANT 923 Ecorse Rd. HUnter 2-8690 2-8693 RIVER BRANCH the 306 N. River HUnter 2-8691 A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION From Ypsilanti High School to WASHTENAW COMMUNITY COLLEGE Join Your Fellow Graduates — TAKE THAT STEP We have a program for You For Information, call 971-6300, Ext. 402 SERVING YPSILANTI FOR OVER 42 YEARS! CLARK’S SHOPPE 10-12 N. WASHINGTON YPSILANTI, MICH HOURS: MON-THURS. SAT. 9:30-5:30 OPEN FRIDAY TILL9 PM the staff sincerely thanks the following patrons for their generous donations: MR. AND MRS. LELAND BROWN MR. AND MRS. CHESTER N. MR. AND MRS. GERALD BUTLER PERREAULT CHARLES CHRISTIANSEN MR. AND MRS. HAROLD R. POST MR. AND MRS. CHARLES R. DELANO ROBERT O. PRITCHARD RICHARD F. DUNN JOHN RICHARDS MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL FANCETT MR. AND MRS. CLIFF RILEY MR. AND MRS. Z.T. GERGANOFF RICHARD K. ROBERTS VANZETTI M. HAMILTON LAWRENCE W. SPERLING MARGARET J. HAUSHALTER GERALD A. STAIR, M.D. MR. AND MRS. WM. JOHNSON DR. EUGENE VALLION, JR. PATRICIA LAMB MR. AND MRS. DON C. VOGELSBERG MR. AND MRS. W.B. LOKEY MR. AND MRS. JACK M. WILTSE P. MEGHNOT M.D. MR. AND MRS. J. WUSTHOFF MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MOYLE DAVID Y. YOUNG, D.D.S. MR. AND MRS. W. ROGER PATTERSON PATRONS Trudy Adams Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Becker, Sr. James D. Bell Charlie Bishop Noel Borton Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Bostwick Robert C. Bowen Thomas H. Brooks Brookshire Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. George Brower Jerome Budzik Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Caldwell Helen Canell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cline John and Marilyn Compton Mrs. E.L. Compere Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cripe William B. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cyrus Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Dickson Brauxo Djordjevski Margaret Dull Charles Duncan Wallace R. Durfee Robert T. Eberts, Jr. . Fenwick . Ed Fisher . and Mrs. Robert L. Fortney . and Mrs. Grady Frost . and Mrs. James D. Hall . and Mrs. Roy Hammond Patrick T. Haner Mr. and Mrs. John K. Harrison John Hawker Mrs. E.J. Heatwole Mr. and Mrs. Art Hendricks Julius B. Jacques Lura Johnston Ruby M. Jordan Doris L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Clyde K. King Morris H. Kisor Bill Kruse Jane Kulpinski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lanning Joyce L. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lewis D.W. Magoon Mr. Frank Malvasi Martha McAndrew Robert McSpadden Raymond Mikel Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wm. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jack Minzey Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell Robert Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Murray E. Warren Oakes Maxe A. Obermeyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O'Neill Annie Perry Mr. and Mrs. Parmney Perry Anna and Carl Postuma Mr. and Mrs. John Presensky Mr. and Mrs. R. Purcell Mr. and Mrs. James F. Quigley Miss Lynn Reppa Esther M. Reynolds Robert R. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Root Roy’s Grill Mr. and Mrs. James E. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Sheman Hugh Speer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stinedurf Mr. and Mrs. Scott Street Gilbert Summers Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Tardiff Freeman Tippett Barbara Weiss Ira Wheatley Iris Wickering Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, Sr. Mrs. Yvonne Williams Dr. and Mrs. Robert Willoughby Dr. and Mrs. Scott Woods Mr. and Mrs. F.G. Worsham Rene Wren George M. Zagar “LIFE IS NOT MADE UP OF YESTERDAYS ONLY.” ADAIR, SUSAN aquamarettes 10,2112 ADAMS, DARYL ADAMS, WILLIAM ADKINS, RONALD ALBERT, GLENN ALVERSON, STANLEY ANDERSON, pane ANDERSON, ANDERSON, P ANGELOCCI, } debate 11; Mi ee otary club 10,11; % “Roo! play 10,08 10,12; symphony band 10,11, band 10,11,12; orchestra qi APPLEGATE, STEY| ARNETT, ROD fF ARNETT, SCOTE rh AVERY, PETER) ‘(ak ski club 10; golk BABCOCK, JEAN nie ad ‘hs BADGER, GREGO BAER, DEBORAH nhs 11,12; all schoo! pep band 10,1012 chestra 11,12, chil ing band BAHR, BILLIE BAITINGER, BETS¥.. spanish club10 b idacaats fy. BAKER THO ry varsity club day BALAZS, AMAR gaa 10,11,1% band 10; monitor 11. BANKS, FRANK varsity club 11; football 11. BARNES, DIANE fha 10,spanish club 10; sig 11; eyiphon Sepa SS, DENNIS es _B. AH® ; ma” Carl Gustav Jung SENIOR DIRECTORY E 2 _— f ' BEVIER, HAROLD BEVINS, VINCENT BIGGLE, KENNETH BISHOP, CHARLOTTE BLATTENBERGER, PORTER swimming 10,11,12. BOATWRIGHT, PHOEBE BONDS, NORMA fta 10,11; library ass’t 10; spanish club 10; a capella 10,11; concert band 10,11; symphony band 12; marching band 12. vr imei BOOKER, GLORIA BORENER, CHARLES BORTON, CHERYL oe french club 10; all s BRACKNEY, THOMA BRANDON, ROBERT BRANHAM, CHARLE BRANNON, ROBERT BREWER, CYTHIA BRIGGS, DAVID BRITTON, CHARLENE ‘ : nhs 11,12; concert band 10; symp 11,12; pep band 12. , BROOKS, SUSAN é art club 11; leo 11; @ BROTHER, CONSTAN! BROWER, BARBARA class senate 10; leo 1 12; dance 10,11,12; ra 1 f2; marching band 1 11,12. g we, BROWN, CINDY a fha 10; french club] e0 onor soci 12; all school play st ANTIAN 11 orchestra 10,11,12. BRUMLEY, ROBIN gaa 11; baseball 11. BRYAN, KENNETH BURANDT, STEVEN leo 11; varsity club 1A)E2; IRDICK, CHERIE : ESS, VAWNESS WS, RONALD N, CARL ELL, MIKE , JULIE , STEVE i , “nt ¢ s country 10; swimming 10, an N, BARBARA Spagaeme 10,11,12; french club 10; gaa 10; nhs 11,12; ski club 0; thespians 11,12; girls intramural football, basketball and i : p91 Baseball (st. john’s) 10; all school play 10,11,12. EDWARD te ELL, ASANTE ALDWELL, TERESA Oe JEANNE KK mn 11,12; library ass’t 10; nhs 11,12; spanish club 10,11; Migiological monitor 11; spanish tutor 10,11. Koay band 10 ee | CALLIS, ol, . a eo 127 Spanish club 11ski clay tudent faculty fort 11; co-op 12; senam SEY,,ROY as CASWE VILLIAM CHAPELE 4 aq uamarette: 11; wrestling booster homecoming cour CETT, BARRET thespians 12 Le ea sc senate 11; drama club 12; student. faculty forum os in, 12; forensics 10,11; all school play 11,12; palladi- n 12; sem 11 x ‘ LER, DAVID eee = , ANDREA NCE, MARIE — 12? f.t.a. 10; leo 11; cabinet ™Pa, thes p � all school play 10-7} 72. ‘ et CROGLIANIC AAA Di 2 4- jahior rotarian 12; 3 ; 10; sem 1 p band 1 ‘ 10, 11, 12. sttident com 12. a LLIS., (chai HAMILTON, � sympho- marching h school ; Football 10,11,12; track 11. | play 10,11, JOHNSG JOHNS JOHNS N, J eal cabinet 12; varsity club 12; A KNAPP, DOUG _ swimming 1011 ae KRUGER, baseba ery ed KUBISKE, DAVID french club 10; ski clu 10,115 basketball 10; football 0; track a - L’AMOREAUX, ANDREA art clube Ape 10: gi LANCE, ELLA MAE LANKFORD, DAI LINDSEY, LINDSEY, LINN, WIL LOGAN, B LOKEY, W 10,11; LUCKHAR n.h.s. 11 MACEK, VINCENT class senate 11; n.h.s. 11,12; skiclub 11; student council 10. MADIGAN, JAMES MAI, PAT ski club 11,12; varsity club 10,11,12; latin club 10; baseball 10,11,12; basketball 10 MALVASKI, JOSEPH MARIANI, KOLETTE gaa 10,11; library assistant 10 MARSHALL, THOMAS senior cabinet 12; student faculty forum 11,12; varsity club 12 ; baseball 11,12; basketball 10; wrestling LUZ. MARTIN, CONNIE RIS MEADE, DANIEL MEADOWS, RHONDA library assistant 10,11,12; palladian 11,12; football boosters 11 MEGYESE, JOHN MEYER, RICK MILLER, CONNIE MILLER, DENISE MILLER, LEE ANN ski club 10 MILLIGAN, ANTHONY varsity club 11,12; basketball 10; track 11; concert band 10; marching band 10 MISSELHORN, CHUCK MITCHELL, CHARLES MITCHELL, KAREN drama 11,12; all school play 11 MIT CHESS, TIMOTHY Xx, N MOISA AROL co-0 ; sem 11; YPSILANTIAN 11; orchestra 10,11. MURRAY AROL icer 10,11; class senate 11; debate 10,11; gaa 10; leo 11,12; ski club 10,11; sem 11; symphonic band 10,11; 10,11; orchestra 10,11; marching band ‘ THY tats icer 10,11; class senate 10,11; delgiges ai $ 11,12; ski club 10,11; stu 11; marching ban NEWM NN, MIKE french club 10; leo 11; ski club 10; all school playa aquamerettes 10,11,12. , MARILYN eader 10; spanish club 10; ski club 10,11;jthespians 10, ; timers 11,12; paMafian 10; aquamerett@® 10,11; or- NISBET, RIC art club 101,12; drama club 11,12; symphony d 10,11; dance band 10; marc NOWLING, JO OAKES; OGDEN, JIMMY OGDEN, SUSAN art 10; drama 10; homecoming court 10; s.j.h.s. 10. O'HARA, KATHLEEN art club 10; nhs 11,12; ski club 10,11; all school play 10; aquamerettes 10,11,12; dbc 10,11 OLSON, GAYLEEN OPLAND, MARILYN cheerleader 10; senior cabinet 12; spanish club 10; ski club 11; student council 11; wrestler boosters 10; all school play 10,11, 12; symphony band 10,11,12; band council 12; orchestra 11, 12; marching band 11,12; pep band 12. OSBORN, TIMOTHY OSBURN, THEODORE OTIS, DAVID OULLETTE, MARCY RICE, MAXINE fha 10; gaa 10,12; wrétlersigest 119iegro y a school play 10; girls bagRetbalame. ‘ RICHARDS, COLLEEN an oe RICHARDSON, MUTREY.. Ares 10: RICHISON, JOSEPHINE RICHMOND, RUSSELL : | t nhs 11,12; all school plgy _ symphony band 10)41,12; pep club 10; fta 10; | f band 10,11,12; dance bam : um §),11,12; ertial ( RICKELMAN, LAWRENCE : RIDENOUR, ROBERT RIGGINS, SHERI (COLE RILEY, WILLIAM a ROBERSON, CAROL ‘ fha 10,11; gaa 10; po dT) den? ¥aculty foram ia 10,11; wrestling booste Pr ay” : DEBORAH ROBERSON, DONNA e ch club 10; leo 11,12; nhs 1 oo gaa 10; girl's glee 10; acapella 11 ay 10; palladian 10; sem 10; f ROBERSON, ORA 8 0, ‘ea ; girls glee 11. ROBERTS, KATHEE . ELMA drama 11,12; nhs 11,12; thespians 12 abe RRAULT, MELANI , 10,11,12. ROESCH, NORMAN RONDINA, CAMILLE ROSE, CAROLYN SUE nhs 11,12. ; ROSE, DIANE AARGARET ; ROWE, PALA . b 10,11; thespians 12; ale n ) 18 r 10) . ROUGEAU, CALVIN sities 10,11,12. ROUGEAU, DORIS POPE, ALEXANDER RUDOLPH, MARK PORTER, JANE art club 11. on leo 11,12; nhs 11,12; ski club 10,11; all school play 10; dbe 10, RUKKILA, SHELLEY 11: library ass‘t 10; spanish club 11; concert band 10, PORTER, MARSHA marching band 11. POST, VIRGINIA RUSSELL, NICHOLAS POWELL, RUFUS RUST, JEFFERY football 10,11,12. RUTHERFORD, JOEL PRAIN, GENE RYAN, EDWARD PRAIN, KAREN PRATER, JOE PRESENSKY, JOHN aa ski club 10,11; student 10. PRITCHARD, MARK PURCELL, MARK . baseball 10,11,12; football 10) varsity ae aa nee oF nish club 11; ski club 10,11; timers QUIGLEY, JIM : vig Se 10, 1 i Prin band 10 .@ 3 ee RACINE, JAMES nt : HERE rPHEN RAGGS, JAMES me : HLABA an RANDOLPH, DEBORAH | eMIDr all school play 10; girlsigiees hs 11, Liz RAHTMAN, JEAN : fta 11; bible study 1 band 10,11,12; pep ba RAY, STEVE RAYMOND, DAVID RAYMOND, KAREN drama 11; literary assi band 10; symphony band REDNOUR, GARY REED, VANESSA REED, LEVADA gaa 10,11,12; wrestlin sters basketball 10,11,12. RESZETAR, ANNA pate 11; drama12; s club 10 2; thespians 12; forensids 11,12; al m1. all 10,11,12; football 10, oo e268 e eee ee eb | sige fha 11, i 7 SHEPHEARD; BRAD french } ub 1Qj11; stu Aci � student Facult ity club 10, TOSt y 10,11; swim SMITH, SU SMO 7D ORARUF, eet varsity club 10,112 s A i sketball 10; ball 10, ’ DING) R, DE A} 1 at as glee ’ - iit rama 12; frenc ; +12; senior cabine stiident council | all school play 1 XP § lla 12; concert ban; hing band 10,11,1 US, KATHERINE R, FREIDA ‘ ss officer 10; fha 10,11,1¥:; band 10.114 2; bafi 10, 11,12; girls glee 10; orchest 2; marching hex, i ama y TAMBER te p french club 1011; CO-OP 12. THOFF, PA paenior cabinet 12¥ ball manager 10; 10,11,12; track 10, adams, dary] 86 adams, ia 118 adams, tr miss 9 adkins, ronald 115 ahearn, kenneth 118 , vivian 118 res, charlotte 140 ron, jeffrey 140 arnett, ad arnett, scott 115 asbury, larry 118 atkins, dyke 118 atkins, joseph 118 atkins, phillip 140 atwood, jean miss } avery, peter 86 rn herry 142 hard 142 sheila 119 ba sherry 142 blai janie 142 blasey, ralph 119 blattenberger, bobbette 142 blikken, wayland 78, 1 boatwright, jane 142 boatwright, phoebe 88 bedary, janet 142 boggs, nancy 119 bohn, james mr. 20 boik, gregory 64 bonds, glenn ne y ne bradberry, d bradbury, cl4 braden, lisa I bradley, guy bradle, mike r bradley. willi bradshaw. ali hell, mike 83, 89 ¥ bush, jane 36, 12 ish, jere 143 ash, jeff 81, 120 . horman 120 ir, julie 36, 89 titler, scott 66, 73,52, 120 itler, steve 89 ae a ae Collins, randy 12 collinsworth, sam 121 combs, carolyn 145 compton, debbie 36, 90 compton, michael 121 congdon, linda 145 cool@fyaruce 145 : poley 5 }. e robert 91 dens denton, ca deolivitro, ana A” détossett, d _ desaroa. louis dethloff, marcia I deuelyfean mrs. 19 dewona, gail 146 deyo, diane 9T dickerman, randy 122, 142 dickinson, sheila 91 dickson, randee 91 dieter, william 91 dignan, pat mr. 12 dilworth, marie 122 djordjevski, randy 122 dogan, jocelyn 55, 146 dogan, linda $3, 122 donnelly, art mr. 17 dorn, david 122 dornbos, chuck 115 dornbos, james 146 � tson, donpy lee e F a , 6, ur¥, do! 1 nl duartj susan 147 ducKworth, dennis 66,73, 75, 122 duck worth, richard 75, 122 shetla 30, 122) 147 feltner, cynthia 147 feltner, lewis 114 fenelon, lonn 78, 147 fenix, judy 122 fenker, susan 122 fenwick, walter 147 ferguson, alice 147 wICK! 123 flaék@n bush, fosie 147 fleming. karen 147 fleming, steven 123 tosket tosket, patrig france. marie 93 franklin, janice 148 franklin, shelley 57, 93 traser, joy 36, 93 fraser, paul 148 trazier, sherry 123 freatman, ellis 76, 83, 148 freer, clare 123 frierson, beverly 93 trenter, lynn 148 fromm, donna 93 frost, michael 148 frye, beverly 148 frye, donna mrs trye, teresa 93 frye, terry 70,71 fryske, james 93 fulton, jeff 69, 148 gagnon, shaun 123 gagnon, theresa 148 gannon, jacqui 49, 93 gannon, joseph 69 garbacz, david 148 garfield, jean 148 garfield, robert 93 garner, saddie miss 11 garrett, debbie 148 garrett, karen 123 garrett, margaret 93 garrett, trella 123 gauntlett, mollie 123 geiser, eric 43, 123 gelesky, lawrence 148 gerganott, greg 31, 59793 gerganott, stetfan 12. german, carolyn 93 german, marilyn 93 germany, rhonda 148 gibson, john 78 gier, carol 93 gier, shery! 55, 148 gilbert, deardra 148 gilbert. drew 93 gilbert, michael 66, 9 gillman, fred 148 gilstrup, aaron 66, 12) gilstrup, deborah 123 ginyard, ava 123 goble, bobby 148 goddard, teri 148 gott, nancy mrs. 11 goldne, daniel 94 good, bill 148 goode, samuel 94 gooding, terry 123 gore, jacquiline 123 goss, becky 36, 94 graham, robert 94 grant, russell 123 grapp, roger 148 grayson, meivina 148) grayson, sheila 94 green, barry 94 green, charles 81, 148 green, dawn 149 - greer green, eva 123 david riggs, barry 124 rimes, ralph mr. 6 rimmette, ron 69, 149 groh, diane 39, 94 zroh, jeanette 149 groshans, mark 94 zotts, gary 149 nn, micki 149 brad 94 guy, michael 149 zwylit, alan 45, 124 ackney, linda 94 hagen, marcia 36 vahn, rich o4 hain, dudley 14 ale, mark 149 hall, gary 66, 68, 7 hall, james 66 all, na hall, pamela 36 hall, patr amilton, mark 95 hamilton, phyllis 9 amlin, garey 149 hammond, pam 149 ammond, raymond 149 ammonds, john 124 anback, tina 149 ansen, mark 78, 124 ranson, debbie 124 arding, john 95 largraves, pamela 124 harless, ward 115 harmon, denise 124 varmon, diane 149 narned, elizabeth 95 harper, keith 124 varris, nathaniel 124 hart, martha 124 naushalter, david 66 haushalter, richard 83, 149 hawker, michael 149 hawkins, al 124 awkins, emma 54 vawkins, ricky 66, 7 hayes, gore Lid haynie, michael 124 hays. perry 149 heams, donnita 149 Sheater, karen 124 k, terry 149 ‘ . bertha 95 elkaa, kena 149 _ s john 150 ee - — We Si ie — as holden, rosemary 9 = holladay, leslie 150 hollifield, george 96 holman, bradford 76 holman, keith 96 holzhauer, stephen 124 hoobler, dawn 124 hopkins. chery! 150 hopper, june 150 horst, faflette mrs 1 horton, john 12 hotigen, linda howard, vicki how , jane 3 Hadsor eae hudsony ne Rughes, mary hu hurd, tac hurley jatkson, bill 150 jackson, crystal T2 jacques, gary 76 jamerson, Vickie 97 ames, lana 125 es, ozzie 150 jameson, helen 150 jarvis, charlene 150 jefferson, harder 150 jeffery, michael 97 jennings, linda 25, 97 jensen, asbjorn 69, 150 jeppesen, mary 150 jessee, linda 12 jesse, ronald 150 johnson, angelo 97 johnson, bradford 115 johnson, debra 97 johnson, harold 151 shnson, jack 9 james 81 julies LST son, thomas 97 son, skipper 78 son, victoria 36, Rimes bel ae. kerri 6ub, david 15 : ton randy 1; keller, jon 15, keller, westey kellogg. janis 1 kelly, bob r lly, charleen lly, gerald 151 aw kelly, richard 125 kemp, gary 151 kemp, michael 126, 81 kennedy, diana 151 kennedy, mike 9 Hie, rene 151 uinty, nancy 98 ombe, marcia 126 faterier, leslie 126 lalonde, scott 151 lamb, james 151 ambert, brady 126 lamiman, craig 126, 06 lann arson 4 arue, barry 152 lavoie, lynda 98 lawrence, martha 152, 36 awniczak, jeff 152 lawson, thomas 152 eabu, laurie 98 leath, barrett 99 leath, cassandra 126 leeds, george mr. 183 lefebuer, carol 152 lelonde, mary 99 lemon, michael 152 lester, jonath 115 lewis, phil 12 lewis, sena 126, 39 lewis, steven 126 lindner, bruce 176 linebaugh, tim 12. logan, bruce 99 lokey, bill 99 long, richard 152 lowrie, william mr, 20 lowry, debra 152 luckhardt, jim 99, 73, 82 luckhardt, roger 152 lutz, corbin 152, 36 lynch, claudia 152 macek, mary 152 macek, vincent 99 mackey, patty 152 madigan, james 99 maes, craig 126 magoon, carol 126 mai, pat 99 maki, kim 152 makolin, richard 126 maisano, rhonda 15 malvasi, joseph 99 manley, diane 152 mann, kaye 126 march, gay 152 mariani, kolette 99 mariani, rhonda 152 marks, tim 152 marks, tima 126 marsh, steve 152 marshall, thomas 100 martele, dean 127 lawrence, thomas mr. 15, 2 1 richard nnie 10€ s, cindy 1 ture, nella 127 naull, cris 100 mayzees, paul 153 berry, yvonne 100 ian 83, 15 ew, tom 100 mcclure, gay 100 ccormick, ron 66 lyn 100 1, kelly 127 pat 66, 72,7 cdaniel, jamie 36, 153 d 1, susan 58, 100 dermott, sandra 153 donald, brenda 100 ncdonald, malco reica 127 mckee, jacolyn 36 mceleod, scott 127 mclilley. sharon 100 memillan, mariah 127 menabb, valerie 153 mepherson, jack 127 mepheter, diana153 mc pheter, gregory 127 mespadden, bob 66, 100 mead, wand. shillbr, }Shn 12 mingon, alfr minzey, daniel millig millig, milliga’ Sep steve mouganis, mike 153 mulholland, brenda 128 mueller, richard mr. 17 munger, ruth mrs. 20 murray, carol 101 murray, cathy 101 mustazzo, nino 101 meyers, daniel 101 meyers, dianna 36, 153 meyers, ruth 39, 128 nelson, david 75, 128 nelson, nancy 102 neveaux, clyde 153 newcomb, james 56, 102 newhouse, cheryl 128 newton, marilyn 42, 43, 102 nicks, pamela 102 nipper, cindy 128 nisbet, david 83 nisbet, richard 49, 102 nowling, john 102 parsons. linda 128 paschall, douglas 103 patchak, mary 56, 103 patillo, francine 104 patillo, frank 128 patterson, linda 53, 128 patterson, susan 125 patterson, thomas 128 patton, jo anna mrs. 9 payne, connie 154 pearsall, susan 48, 104 pearson, earl mr. 18 peeper, brenda 128 pelletier, steven 154 peeper, mike 154 perdew, deborah 104 perez, thelma 104 perreault, melanie 41, 104 perriello, ralph mr. 19 perry, barbara 154 perry, melinda 154 perry, richard 128 peterson, doug 69, 154 petrosky, steve 128 pickelsimer, belinda 104 pickens, vickie 154 pickenpaugh, debra 128 pingle. michelle 51, 154 pinson, jeff o® 154 . bic} as fiChatd6n, darry) 12° ri hison, willie Zo, 155 richmond, dave 155 rickelmann, lawrence 105 ridenour, bob 105 rife, donna 130 rife, sheila 155 riggins, sheri 48, 105 riggins thomas 155 russell, russell, rust, jebbr: rutherford rutherford, |: rutley. hetber ry an, edward 10s sadewasser, pamela39, 15¢ salcau, christe pher Ie samons, belinda 130 sammye, roy 15¢ sanderson, glenn 156 sanzi, andrea 130 sanzi, carla 156 sattler, richard 66, 72,73, 108 savery, jill 108 sayers, richard 78, 156 sbonek, larry 66 scafasci, mary 156 scalise, kenneth 108 scherer, diane 130 x ’ schneider, bruce m. 1 schwab schultz schwab, s schwartzenbe scott, beverley Seals, pleas mr sears, scott 109 seator secore seely, alan se therine 109 2extorr nt31 InK, | nk een! j Me Di gAiey) 1h sherwood, rosemBty L5t : shock. linda 131 shock, ray 150 shuey, pamela 156 shuey, sherrie 36, 131 shupe, lisa 156 sibinic, frederic 156 siemers, kent 131 siemers_ william 150 in, debbie 110 wut at 110 usan 156 mark 110 x. mae LO IT? ervils 1 Wh imdSt Stout, susan 132 stripp, susan 154 stumbo, linda ann 111 stumbo, wyatt 132 summers, ronald 111 sunday, alan 111 sutton, mary 157 swanson, charles 157 swanson, hillard 157 switzer, pamela 111 swope, leo 157 tackmann, michele 111 tacoma, bill 33 tardiff, linda 111, 132 tardiff, peter 69, 157 tasich, ben 6 tautkus, katherine 111 taylor, cynthia 157 taylor, freida 111, 132 taylor, marilyn 132 taylor, mark 111 taylor, thomas 15 taylor, yvonne 132 teachout, steve 69, 157 thomas, cathy 132 t homas, dorothy 111 thomas, lowvell 157 thompson, beth 133 thompson, stacey 133 throne, linda 111 thrun, tim 133 thrun, todd 69, 157 tippett, terry 112 tompkins, susan 157 tooson, eve 133 tooson, sharolyn 25, 157 tothill, jeffrey 157 townsend, lynne 28, 133 townsley, marshall 133 trefry, nancy 157 tribble, dan 112 trosko, fred 64, 66,71, 72 trout, aundra 112 trout, melinda 133 trout, pamela 157 trout, tim 157 truhn, debbie 112 truitt, renia 112 tumath, allen 156 turner, michael 69, 157 turner, mike 157 tve, leta 133 tvkosky fr 133 ier wood, seo her. myrana)| Walentine, doug |... | 33 maverde, arms 1 73,112 wawrzaszekh math 113 weaks, david 134 weathers, booker 158 weathers, marshall 134 weatherspoon, anthony 158 weatherspoon, bev 158 weatherspoon, keith 81, 134 weatherspoon, mike 75, 81, 134 webber, thomas 134 webster, steven 134 weightman, geraldine 113 weins, robert 43, 44, 134 weishaar, janet 158 weiss, barbara 18, 38 weiss, karen 24, 25, 35, 113 weiss, lesslee 158 wells, david 69, 158 wells, diane 158 wells, keith 158 wells, linda 134 west, julie 158 weston, lula 135 wheatley, kevin 58, 59, 135 wheeler, janet 36, 158 whitely, tonnie 158 wiard, scott 158 wickering, cass 113 wilbanks, claude 17, 83 wilber, brent 158 wilber, denise 135 wilber, julie 113 wilbur, douglas 158 wilbur, michael 113 wilbur, james 135 wilcoxen, michael 69, 158 wilcoxen, steve 66, 113 wildman, barb 135 wilkens, shirley 135 “ 113 Liana 36, 156 159 ard, jeff 69, 156 ims, fackie 135 john 497135 k 43.48.2113 withrow jerry L1G wiltze, sally 159 wolf, cathy 159 wolf, charles 75, 1306 wolter, gary 114 wolter, nancy 159 wolter, susan 159 wood, gwen 136 wood, nancy 36, 136 wood, milton 136 woodring, david 33 woods, gretchen 31, 114 woods, mary 159 woodside, lori 136 woodworth, tamber 114 woodworth, ted 76, 159 worsham, hal 136 wren. rene 159 zagat.ma zahn Tick ziegler, cher ziegler. ary | k Fe i ; : y “IF A MAN DOES NOT KEEP PACE WITH HIS COMPANIONS, PERHAPS IT IS BECAUSE HE HEARS A DIFFERENT DRUM- MER. LET HIM STEP TO THE MUSIC WHICH HE HEARS, HOWEVER MEASURED OR FAR AWAY.” Henry Thoreau “T HAVE NEVER LET MY SCHOOLING INTERFERE WITH MY EDUCATION.” Mark Twain We would like to dedicate this page to Mr. George Leeds, who died this past year during spring vacation. With his death Ypsilanti High lost a very fine and admirable member of its faculty staff. Mr. Leeds was an employee at Y.H.S. for 23 years, and was instructor of graphic arts and photography classes. He was born October 4, 1918 in Ann Arbor and died April 3, 1972 while visiting relatives in Arlington, Virginia. Before coming to Ypsilanti, Mr. Leeds taught art at two high schools in California and worked at advertising agencies in Detroit and Phoenix. Students that were fortunate to have had Mr. Leeds for a teacher might remember him whistling his old favorite tunes while running of f programs for an up-coming school event, or sitting down with a group of students and expressing his concern for their welfare and futures. Many people feel the loss but realize the valuable gain they have from having known him in any way. = = “ Ask, and it shall be given you, seek and ye shall find . . � “To beornottobe...” a z igs = This is the supplement to your 1972 = Ypsilantian ... A little yearbook for your friends to sign. Shelly Franklin ‘Business action strengthen the brain, but too much study weakens it.” ‘‘When my knowledge was small | swelled with pride like an elephant blind- ed by passion, and it seemed to me that there was nothing I did not know. But when I learned more I became aware of my foolishness, and my excitement subsided.”’ Bhartrihari — The Vairagya Sataka “Winning isn’t everything, but it sure beats anything that comes in second.”’ Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant rc Lae MTG ao ELK. aa. i Se ae 1 li | re SES, Ss | : it we , aay Sie my “— “—s on es oe —_ -_ -- 2. a = 7 se - ? o -— é . a4 iS, er —_— . ' | bl “WE’RE ALL BEHIND YOU CHARLIE BROWN!” ZINYDs saey “T have a daughter, sir, called Katherine . . .” aieadsayeys WeITTI AA XI “THE ROAD GOES EVER ON AND ON... ” J. R. R. Tolkien ie : —— ont ix |