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Apple Computer, Inc. Salutes the 1970 Charter Class of Grosse Pointe North High School the Power to Be Your Besttm ~ ~t ~- ---;: --::c ~ .___-- , __ -=-____ ? - ' "c-F' ..... / _ ___ -j:;"~- ?7_~_ _"""'...IIIIi!!~ // _/ p~ ~--- - - -- ."): ............ - Grosse Pointe Yacht Club June 16, 1990 Welcome to the 20th Reunion of The Charter Class of Grosse Pointe North High School! Twenty years ago tonight, we gathered at Grosse Pointe North's gymnasium for our High School Graduation. At that time, a First Class letter cost 6 cents, a loaf of bread was 23 cents, a gallon of leaded premium gas cost 39 cents, and a new Chevrolet Impala cost $2,820. Since that night, a lot has changed! We have worked.more than nine months to prepare for this event. Out of a class of 623, we were able to locate 510 classmates and biographical forms were returned by 343 people. Entries were not edited unless the information was illegible or inappropriate. Although we have done our best to make this memory book an epic you will enjoy, we apologize in advance if we overlooked information or were unable to correct errors As you read through the Best Memories Section, we hope you will remember many forgotten good times from the past. Tonight you will have a chance to rekindle old friendships and perhaps discover some new friends, just as we committee members have done. Hopefully, you will also reestablish contact with classmates who were unable to attend tonight's festivities. Our intention was to plan a wonderful evening for everyone. We would like to acknowledge with great appreciation the tremendous effort given by Martha Schmelz McGee, Beverly Messer Kerwin, and John Duncan. The memory book and many other arrangements would never have been successful without their valuable contributions. Have a wonderful evening and with a little luck we'll see you again at our next reunion. Chairpersons: Bob Cleary - Planning and Coordination Beverly Messer Kerwin - Missing Persons and Mailing Marty Schmelz McGee - Memory Book Editor Kris Larson Baiocchi - Missing Persons and Advertising John Duncan - Memory Book Format Steve Schroeder - Layout, Design, and Printing Frances Ciaravino Solomon -Decorations and Souvenirs Mary Beth Ryan - Entertainment and Public Service Announcements Committee Members: Cindy Curtiss Ireland - Missing Persons Sue Buttrey Witzke - Missing Persons Mike Stevens - Mailing Geographic Distribution 1-5 D , Canada 6-10 D -, China . 11-20 D ~ England ' ........<!..-."'""'"=.~~ France 21-30 Iii New Zealand Puerto Rico >30 Marriages to Classmates Jill Alexander - Jim Simmon Betty McQueen - Pat Hughes Janeen Carnaghi - Doug Nicholl Susan O'Neil - Michael Mazza Cindy Curtiss - Charley Ireland Mary Chris Schultz - Rick DiCicco Lois Faust - Ken Kargenian Patti Symons - Mark Melvin Patrice Little - Craig Brown Karen Williamson - Ken Near Bernadette Manzarolli - Dan Martin North - South Unions Sheila Gahagan - Pete Osetek Sue Schim - Mike Kramer Anthony Viviano-Jennifer Scott The Way It Was July 1969 - June 1970 Significant Events by Date Apr 29 - Transcripts released of inquest into July 19 death of Mary Jo Kopechne while in a J ul 21 - Neil Annstrong walked on the car driven by Senator Ted Kennedy. moon. Apr 30 - U.S. Troops entered Cambodia. Aug 18 -Three day music festival at Woodstock N.Y. ended. May 4 - National Guardsmen killed four stu­ Nov 15 - Over 250,000 people converged on dents during anti-war demonstrations at Kent Washington D.C. to protest the Vietnam war State University, Ohio. in the largest anti-war demonstration in U.S. Jun 16 - Charles Manson trial began. history. Jun 22 - President Nixon signed into law a Nov 24 - Soviet Union and U.S. signed the measure giving the vote to l8-year olds. nuclear nonproliferation treaty. - Lt. W m. Calley court martialled in connec­ Obituaries tion with alleged massacre at My Lai in March 1968. Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Walter Reuther Dec 1 - First draft lottery since WWll held to detennine selection of draftees for 1970. New Words Dec 2 - Boeing 747 jumbo jet made its frrst Biodegration, Cobol, Fortran, ecosystem, fast­ public flight. food, hype, videotape cassette Dec 17 - Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki married on the Tonight Show - largest audience in history of Tonight Show (48 Million). Advertising Jan 22 - Richard Nixon's first State of the Broadcast advertising of cigarettes banned. Union message. Most popular advertisement was Alka-Seltzer Feb 2 - The federal budget for fiscal 1971 in­ "That's a spicy meatball." cluded a $1.3 billion surplus. Feb 18 - The Chicago 7 were acquitted of Everyday Info conspiracy, but 5 of the 7 were convicted of seeking to incite a riot during the 1968 Cyclamates banned, maxi skirts introduced, but Democratic National Convention through indi­ miniskirts reign; jersey fabric, pant;;uit~ popu­ vidual acts. lar. Revlon Moondrops cosmetics are big sell­ Feb 19 - Denny McLain suspended for his al­ ers. Miss America is Pamela Eldred, leged role in bookmaking operations. Birmingham Mi. Feb 26 - California Governor Reagan declared a state of emergency in Santa Barbara after a Cost of Living night of student rioting. Semi-private hospital room/day $47.45 Apr 14 - Fishing banned on Lake St. Clair, One pound ground beef $.65 St. Clair River and the Detroit River because One half gallon of milk $.55 of unsafe levels of mercury. Physician house visit $12.17 Apr 17 - Apollo 13 splashed down in the Dentist filling $7.71 Pacific following the April l3 explosion of an Movie admission $1.75 oxygen tank. FHA thirty year loan 8.35% Average new single family dwelling $19,325 4 The Way It Was July 1969 - June 1970 Radio - Top 40 Hits Oscars Love Theme From Romeo and Juliet - Henry Best Movie - Midnight Cowboy Mancini Best Actor - John Wayne, True Grit In The Year 2225 - Zager and Evans Best Actress - Maggie Smith, Prime of Miss Honky Tonk Woman - Rolling Stones Jean Brody Sugar, Sugar - Archies Best Supporting Actor - Gig Young,They I Can't Get Next To You - Temptations Shoot Horses Don't They? Suspicious Minds - Elvis Presley Best Supporting Actress - Goldie Hawn, Cactus Wedding Bell Blues - Fifth Dimension Flower Come Together - Beatles Best Song - Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye - Steam Head from Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Leaving On A Jet Plane - Peter, Paul and Mary Someday We'll Be Together - Diana Ross and Kid The Supremes Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head - RJ. Television Thomas I Want You Back - Jackson 5 ~ominated for new series Emmy - Marcus Venus - Shocking Blue Welby, MD., Room 222, Sesame Street, The Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin - Sly Bill Cosby Show, and Forsythe Saga and The Family Stone The prime time schedule included the Ed Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Sullivan Show, Bonanza, Mission Impossible, Garfunkel Rowan and Martin's Laugh In, Red Skelton Let It Be - Beatles Hour, The Virginian, That Girl, Hogan's ABC - Jackson 5 Heroes, Jackie Gleason, Andy Williams, It American Woman - Guess Who Takes a Thief, My Three Sons, Carol Burnett, Everything Is Beautiful - Ray Stevens Beverly Hillbillies, Lawrence Welk and 60 The Long and Winding Road - Beatles Minutes. The Love You Save - Jackson 5. Government Officials Books President - Richard Nixon Best Sellers - Everything You Always Wanted Vice President - Spiro Agnew To Know About Sex, The Selling of the Governor - William Milliken President, The Peter Principle, The French U.S. Senators - Philip Hart, Robert Griffin Lieutenant's Woman, The Godfather U.S. Rep - Lucien Nedzi Sports Foreign Government Stanley Cup - Boston Bruins Prime Minister ofU.K. - Edward Heath NBA - New York Knickerbockers President of France - Georges Pompidou Football - Superbowl, Kansas City Chiefs Premier of U.S.S.R. - Aleksei Kosygin Indianapolis 500 - AI Unser Prime Minister of Canada - Pierre Trudeau Kentucky Derby - Dust Commander Best Memories (or "Squeal on a Friend") Best memory is singing in choir and Pointe just can't have it all at the same time (great Chorale - Jackie Albright marriage, great kids, great career) - Carol Crawford Etter I'm most proud of being part of the Steering Committee that helped choose our school's Meeting friends behind the "old" Little colors and mascot. We helped in shaping Caeser's pizza shop on Mack near Cook Road what we know as Grosse Pointe North High to plan our Saturday "party" plans. P. S. School - Curtiss Alden Don't forget the "old" "Blazo's" restaurant on Mack next to the Woods Theater! - Robert Driving in Deb Taylor's VW all night for C. Dale $1.00 worth of gas. Being the oldest in the school for two years - Karen Augustine Wearing bathing suits under our graduation Watson gowns - Pam Davis Peters What I enjoyed most was playing in Band, Cruising Gratiot Avenue with former Class Orchestra and Stage Band -Donald C. mates Pat Dushane and Sue O'Neil in Pat Austin, Jr. Dushane's convertible pink Cadillac - Kathleen Delor Fotherby Band and orchestra activities - Robin Beever Pell Crazy tinaes with Fran Ciaravino Solomon and Chuck Dobson - Laurie Doyle Nelson Best memory - acting in plays - Philip Begeman I dare not say! - Donald Dykstra Liz Martin's excellence in French prompted Choir with Mr. Clein - Jane Edson Motta our friendly rivalry for the "top slot" and to keep studying and practicing. My love for the Mr. Schlegelmilch's English class; because, he language continued to grow and I've used it was the only teacher I ever had who could and continue to advance my ability and enjoy it pronounce my last name (maiden) - J oseUe as I'm in France frequently. The excellent Einheuser Cunningham training I got at North definitely prompted a 10th grade at old high school- Kay Endres life-long love of the language! - Beverly Giggy Bist Cook 10 year reunion was a great time - Bob Tim Jensen's Chuck Berry imitation - Judith Everett Bruno Idris Can't really tie a single one down--my best 1 have dozens! - Kyle B.
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