AERIAL VIEW OF BATTLE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL FACILITIES

(A) Willard Library

(B) W. K. Kellogg Auditorium

(C) High School Building (East Wing)

(D) High School Building (West Wing)

(E) Music Building

(F) C. W . Post Field (Physical Education and Athletic Area)

(G) Youth Building

(H) Field House

BATTLE CREEK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Bailie Creek, Michigan 1964 PAEAN STAFF

Editor-in-Chief ------Janet Uldriks

Associate Editor Marcia Graham

Co-Business Managers ------Janet Olinger Jean Reppert

Art Editor ------Nanci Schmidt

Co-Sports Editors ------pete Clancey

Jim Crosby

Photographer ------Ken Nielsen

Staff Assistants ------Donna Brown Gail Brown Maureen Kreick

Adviser ------Miss Evelyn E. Burke

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Administration ------6

Seniprs ------26

Juniors ------72

Sophomores ------86

Organizations ------98

Activities ------132

Athletics ------154

Senior Activities ------186

Advertisements ------194 Miss Madge Burnham Miss Hazel Wakefield

DEDICATION

This 1964 PAEAN is dedicated to Miss Madge Burnham and Miss Hazel Wakefield in token of our highest esteem and respect. Because of their most excellent qualities as teachers, their logical and under­ standing kindness, their keen sense of humor, and their wonderful personalities, we shall never forget these two people. Their lasting in­ fluence in the fields of Spanish and mathematics is evident in the suc­ cess of the many students that they have so patiently and carefully taught. It is indeed with great affection, appreciation, and gratitude that we dedicate this book to them upon their retirement, and wish them great happiness in their years of relaxation.

The teachers and administrators

are especially important to us stu­

dents of Battle Creek Central, for they

constantly seek to develop our minds

and character through careful guidance.

As the year draws to a close, we be­

come aware of how much we really ap­

preciate the assistance of our admin­

istrators whose help and advice

will always be remembered.

MS

ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Harry Davidson, and the As­ sistant Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Ben Ahlschwede, are in charge of the educational department of the Battle Creek Public Schools. Along with the school board, which is elected by the city, these men do everything possible to make the necessary decisions and policies that run the city’s schools efficient­ ly and effectively.

HARRY R. DAVIDSON BEN F. AHLSCHWEDE Superintendent of Schools Asst. Superintendent of Schools

LLOYD HUMBARGER W. L. SMITH, JR. ROBERT D. GIFFORD President Vice President Secretary

JOHN A. TAYLOR W. J. McQUISTON ALLEN H. SHAFFER LEO M. SHAW Treasurer Trustee Trustee Trustee

8 JOHN POSTMA, M.A. Principal EDWARD MARTIN, M.A. Assistant Principal FLOYD OGLESBY, M.A. Director of Counseling GARCIA SINCLAIR, M.A. Senior Counselor JACK MASTERS, M.A. Senior Counselor

FRANCES McCOWEN, M.A. Junior Counselor RICHARD BLETT, M.A. Junior Counselor ANNE HUNT, M.A. Sophomore Counselor ROBERT BOKHART M.A. Sophomore Counselor ROBERT HALE, B.S. Director of Vocational Education

PRINCIPALS AND COUNSELORS

Our administrative leaders, Mr. John Postma, principal, Mr. Edward Martin, assistant principal, and Mr. Floyd Oglesby, director of counselors, have been especially outstanding in the fulfill­ ment of their duties this year. Because of their willingness to help the students, and their under­ standing attitude, these three people have gained the friendship and respect of all of us here at Central. JOHN BERRY, M.A. American Government, Business Law, Economics ELLIS DAVIS, M.A. U. S. History JASON LOVING, M.A. American Government, Economics ANN MORRISON, B.A. U. S. History JAMES PAYSON, B.S., M.A. U. S. History

CARL PETERSON, M.A. American Government, U. S. History PIERCE ROBERTS, A.B., M.S. U. S. History BYRON TOWNSEND, B.S. in Ed. U. S. History, World Geography FLOYD VANDER MEER M.A. U. S. History, Visual Aids, World History HARRY WILKLOW, M.A. American Government, Economics

SOCIAL STUDIES

Senior students par­ ticipated in student government day.

10 EVELYN BURKE, M.A. English, Journalism, Publications JAMES COPELAND, B.A. Debate, English, Speech, Forensics RONALD GEARRING, B.S. English HELEN HOUVENER, M.A. English ILA KLAN, M.A. English

RONALD MARTIN, B.A. English KENNETH PECK, B.A. Dramatics. English CHRISTINA SCHOONMAKER, A.B., M.M. English LYN N STEINPORT, B.A. English JIM STILES, B.S. English

ELIZAB ETH TORONGO, M.A. English ELLAMAE VANDERBROOK, M.A English JESSIE WETHERELL, M.A. English

ENGLISH CARL CHRISTENSON, B.S., M.A. Biology DONALD GRENDA, B.S. Biology CHARLES GRISE, B.S., M.S. Chemistry ROBERT HEFFELFINGER, M.A. Biology HAROLD LARSEN, B.S. Chemistry, Mathematics

BRIAN NAGLE, B.S. Biology JACK SCHILS, B.S., M.A. Biology HOWARD SNOOK, B.S. Geometry, Physics CONSTANTINE TGIROS, B.S. Biology — ler, emty Mathematics Geometry, Algebra, LEONARD KROES, A.B., M.A. M.A. A.B., KROES, LEONARD GEORGE GERDEMAN, M.A. M.A. GERDEMAN, GEORGE Geometry, Advanced Algebra Advanced Geometry, OETFCTA, B.S. FOCHTMAN, ROBERT CHARLES HUGO, M.A. M.A. HUGO, CHARLES JACK FIN N, M.A. M.A. N, FIN JACK Mathematics Mathematics le ra' Algeb LIM IKNO, B.S. WILKINSON, ILLIAM W M.A. B.S., RUST, RICHARD HAZEL W AKEFIELD , M.A. M.A. , AKEFIELD W HAZEL dacd Math_Geometry, Advanced Trigonometry, Algebra Trigonometry, O NET B.S. ENGERT, W ROY ler, Mathematics Algebra, Mathematics Mathematics MATHEMATICS 13 GAY ADAMS, M.S. Physical Education LINDA HACKBARTH, B.S. Physical Education JOAN TANGEL, B.S. Physical Education CLIFFORD GETTINGS, M.A. Physical Education

GERALD GRAHAM, B.A. Athletic Director, Mathematics KILBORN HALL, B.S. Physical Education JAMES RIFFEY, B.E. Physical Education PAUL VOGEL, M.A. Physical Education

PHYSICAL EDUCATION MADGE BURNHAM, M.A. Spanish MARY KETCHUM, M.A. Latin ELIZABETH WALTERS, M.A. English, French Spanish MARY WILLS, A.B. French, English

LANGUAGE

15 MARILOU COOLEY, B.A. Art MAX MISNER, M.A. Art CHARLES KIRSCH, M.M. Instrumental Music ALFRED RICHARDS, M.A. Vocal Music

MUSIC AND ART

16 ALLINE ADAMS, B.S. Foods MARIANNE BLANCHARD, M.S., M.A. Clothing KATHLEEN DAMON, B.S. Clothing, Home Management FRANCES SHARLAND, B.S. Clothing, Foods LILLIAN MINCHEY, B.S. Clothing No Picture

ALBERT JONES, M.A. English, Special Education MARGARET RODERICK, B.S. Special Education JEANNE VLACHOS, B.A. Special Education

HOME ECONOMICS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION

17 DONALD CLARK, M.A., S.Y.C. Retailing FRED CLARK, M.A. Bookkeeping, Typing

VERA JEFFERS, B.S. Business English, Transcription ARNOLD LINKE, M.A. Office Practice

G LENN MILES, B.S. Bookkeeping JERRY MILLER, B.A. Typing HELEN SAGER, B.S. Shorthand, Voc. Stenography, Typing E VE LYN W ATERMAN, B.S., S.V.C. Retailing, Typing

BUSINESS EDUCATION

18 G. AVERY ATEN, M.A. Machine Shop M ELVIN FRANCIS, B.S. Auto Mechanics RUDOLPH GENETTI, M.E. Woodworking CARL KRAUSE, B.S. Printing

BRYAN MEAD, M.A. Electricity, Electronics, Mechanical Drawing EDWARD NYLUND, M.A. Carpentry, Auto Mechanics EARL WILLMARTH, M.A. Mechanical Drawing

INDU STRIAL ARTS ELIZABETH GORDON, B.A. Librarian NETTIE BARNETT Library Assistant ARLENE GREEN Library Assistant

LIBRARY

20 BEVERLY BONNEY Secretary to the Principal MARIAN DeBOER Secretary, Vocational Office MILDRED DeBOER Secretary, High School Office VIRG IN IA HARDEN Registrar

SECRETARIES AND MAINTENANCE

Our greatly appreciated office secretaries managed the clerical work necessary for the success­ ful operation of Central. Among their various duties were typ­ ing, transcribing, and mimeo­ graphing.

Assisting our head custodian, Roland Cote, were the efficient maintenance members. They are left to right, standing: Thomas Dowdle, Harold Newsum, Her­ bert Quick, Marion Ecklebecker, Edward Shook; seated, Mr. Cote, Merion Hyatt, Clifford Long, Ed­ ward Greer. Missing from the picture is Elaine Arnold, matron. 21

23 24 Beate Fink, foreign exchange student.

M r. Grise and Charles Ballard discuss the National Y outh Conference on the atom with a representative of the host Consumers Pow er Company. 25 THE LOCKHEED LEADERSHIP. H if*0

Awards for leadership # W tfS IN I

FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIPS Biminosi FD5S •(»< ! BaaSUA-fES lUBRiAMCOUEOS akbian , *s»«tMi8A» Once again the time has come

for the graduating class to say

good-by to the halls of Central. Every

senior takes with him many memories of his

school life to be treasured forever. Not only

has the class of ’64 shown great school spirit

and participation in school activities,

but it has also demonstrated its

outstanding scholastic ability

MOW TO W

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SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

The Senior Class offi­ cers whose duty it was to carefully plan the activities of the Seniors were, left to right, seated: Ann Misner, secretary; Tom Danna, vice president; Jane Underwood, treasurer; Pete Clancey, presi­ dent. Standing, senior board members, Karla Weik, Bruce Campbell, and Nancy Stokes.

SENIOR COUNSELORS

The counselors that carefully guided our graduating class through their three years at Central were Mrs. Gar­ cia Sinclair and Mr. Jack Masters. They were always ready to lend a helping hand or supply words of en­ couragement when we needed them. We thank both counselors for their assistance in aiding us with the plan­ ning of our future careers.

28 MAXWELL TODD ABBOTT

ANN ADE AHLSCHWEDE

PATRICK RAYMOND AKERS

JANET MARGRET ALLEN

RICHARD D. ALLEN III

CHARLES WILLLIAM ALLGOOD

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RONALD M. AMY

SILAS ANDREWS, JR.

SHERMAN E. ANDRUS

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CAROLYN KAY ASHLEY

JERI YVONNE ATKINSON

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RICHARD ALLEN ARMSTRONG

ROBERT A. BABCOCK

PETER BABIC CARLENE SUE BAILEY

ROBERT EDWIN BAIRD

CAROL LEE BAKER

GLENN R. BALDWIN CHERYL P. BALL M CHARLES HENRY BALLARD ''

—I BETTY L. BANKS

DANIEL CARL BARLOW

JANET G. BARNEY

LARYA K. BARNEY

MICHAEL LEE BARNEY

SANDRA LYNN BEATTY

DIANE C. BELT

BURR DAVID BEVIER

PHILLIP E. BICKEL DAVID JUNIOR BICKHAM

DOUGLAS DAVID BILLINGS

JOYCE MARIE BIRCH

CAROLYN ANN BLACK

DUANE LEROY BLOCKER

ROBERT W . BLOOD

JOSEPH ALEXANDER BLYTHE

MARY CATHERINE BOOKEY

ROBERT J. BORDEN

CATHERINE ANN BORNAMANN

SANDRA KAYE BOWERS

DOUGLAS DUANE BRACY

SUSAN LOUISE BRADFIELD

TERRY LEE BRANDLI

ROBERT JAMES BRESLIN ROBERT LEE BRESNAHAN

NANCY BACON BRIGSTOCK

DONNA JEAN BROWN

KENNETH ALLEN BROWN

THELMA EARLENE BROWN

RICHARD LEE BRYANT

CAROLE LYNN BRYDGES

LYNN VICTOR BURGETT

RICHARD STANLEY BUSH

ANNE -E. CALDW ELL

JOLENE M. CALDWELL

DALE JANE CALEY

BRUCE HAROLD CAMPBELL

SANDRA CAMPBELL

WILLIAM ROGER CAMPBELL

I JOY ANN CARLSON

ALBERT LEE CARNELL, JR

JEANNE ELLEN CARROLL

ROBERT LEE CARSON

BRENDA KAY CARTER

JOHN MICHAEL CASEY

GEORGE DOUGLAS CASSENS

THOMAS LEE CASTERLINE CLAIRE V. CHADDERDON ■

MAX E. R. CHERNEY

RICHARD DELANEY CHIVERS

PETER FRANCIS CLANCEY

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BILLIE JO CLARK

JAMES ROY CLARK

JUDITH ANN CLARK MARJORIE ANN CLAYTON H k WILLIAM HENRY CLEAVELAND

RICHARD ALLEN CLUTE

ROBERTA G. CLUTTER

JUDITH COBB

MORRIS ANDREW COLE

SHIRLEY ANN CONINE

BARBARA LOUISE CONLEY

JUDITH ELAINE COOLEY

LILLIAN* M. C. CORBIN

THOMAS RUSSELL COREY

SHARON KATHRYN CORWIN

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MARY E. COTTER

JOHN HAROLD CROFTON, JR.

RONALD WILLIAM CROMWELL JAMES CHARLES CROSBY

KEITH R. CULVER

THOMAS TAY CUMMINS

GALE CURTON

JUDITH LYNNE CURVEY

THOMAS SANDERS DANNA

DIANE CAROL DARLING

MICHAEL J. DARROW

SALLY LEE DAVIDSON

DONNA ANN DAVIS

JERRY ANN DAVIS

RITA FAYE DAVIS

WILLIAM IRVING DAVIS

CHRISTINE JANETTE DAVISON

CAROL ANN DECKER

35 MARIE ELAINE DECKER

STEPHEN WESLEY DELL

DORIS ELOISE DeMOND

CARRIE M. DENIA

PAUL W AYNE DePEW

HOWARD JEFFERIES DePUY, JR.

KENNETH PALMER DEY

CHARLENE ANNE DIETZ

CHERYL B. DILSAVER

VERNON H. DODD

JENNIFER LYNN DONTJE

JAKE W . DORSEY

THERESA MARGUERITE DOTY

SARAH LYNN DOUBLEDEE

PATRICK WARREN DOUGHERTY

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JAMES PAUL DUNKELBERGER

GARRY L. DUTCHER

DENNIS DAVID DYER

RICHARD DUANE EADLER

DAWN E. EAGY

DALE LEE EDWARDS

DONALD PAUL ELDRIDGE

JAMES BARLET ELLIGET

KATHLEEN MARIE ELSHIRE

ROBERT H. EMBURY

EARL EMMERSON ENGLISH

SANDRA LYNNE EUTSEY

FRANCES MARIE FALES

JAY K. FARLEIGH SHARON KAY FARLEIGH

TERRY L. FARMER

JAMES H. FARR

RICHARD W M . FELD

VERNA ELIZABETH FERNALD

ELAINE FAYE FIELDS

BEATE T. FINK

MARY FRANCIS FISH

THOMAS STEVEN FISHER

VIRGINJA ANN FLINT

WALTER CARL FORCE

EMMA JEAN FOREMAN

CAROL MARIE FORWARD

RICHARD FOWLER

GEORGE ROBERT FRAZEE DANIEL GEORGE FRY

WILLIE PAUL FRYE

BRENDA AN N FULLER

RICHARD LAMPSON GARDNER

JOYCE LOUISE GAULT

NANCY MARIE GEHRMAN

DIANA CHRISTINE GELEFF

BLANCHE MARIE GEMROSE

MARION AILEEN GIBSON

MICHEL HAUGH

CHARLENE GILL

WYNN MARTIN GILL

GILLETT

ANN GILMORE

GENE GODFREY W ALLACE BRUCE GOLDSMITH

NORMA JEAN GOODNIGHT

MARCIA JEAN GRAHAM

ROBERT P. GRAY

SHIRLEY JEAN GRAY

KAREN LOUISE GREENE

PAUL LEWIS GREENE

MARIO H. GRESTINI

JERRY W AYNE GRIMES

W IL L IA M SETH GRINAGE

JAMES M ICHAEL GYSEL

W IL L IA M L. HALSTEAD

ROBERT GEORGE HAMES

MICHAEL EDWIN HANNAH

DIANNE LYNNE HANSEN SANDRA JEAN HARNISH

MARTHA ANN HARRINGTON

ALVERTA MARIE HARRIS

MARJORIE ANN HARVEY

ETHEL LEE HAYES

FREDERICK LEE HAYES

MELGES LAFOON HAYES

LARRY ALAN HAYWOOD

JON PAUL HEFFELFINGER

JACQUELINE ROBERTA HENCY

NEIL LEROY HENDERSON

ROBERT LOUIS HENDRICKSON

ELLEN KAY HENNINK

DOROTHY MAE HICKOK

ROBERT HICKS, JR. SHIRLEY KAY HICKS

JERRY W AYNE HIGGINS

MARY MARGARET HILDEBRAND

JOHN WESLEY HILDENBRAND

ALLEN H ILL, JR

PEGGY LOU HIND

RICK THOMAS HIRLEMANN

ELLYN J. HODGES

STEVEN CHARLES HOELSCHER

PATRICK E. HOGAN

PRISCILLA MAE HOLLEY

MARY LEE HOLLIS

LYNDA HOLT

MICHAEL D. HOOTH

JAMES GARY HOUSTON BILL HENRY HOWARD

ROBERTA LEE HOWLETT

C YN TH IA L. HUBER

GERALD A. HUGHES

SANDRA AN N HUMES

M ARILYN FRANCES HUSTED

REBECCA JOANNE HUSTWICK

EARL FRANK HUTCHENS

DAVID EUGENE HYSLOP

JAMES K. ISHAM

JEANNIE LOUISE JACKSON

JODEEN RAE JACOBS

RONALD L. JACOBS

PAUL JAMES

PAMELA E. JAQUINT ELLEN MARIE JARMAN

YVONNE JENKINS

WILLIAM HENRY JENKS

RIGMOR AGNETA C. JERNBERG

ALAN DOUGLAS JOHNSON

DAVID HENRY JOHNSON

HAROLD WENDELL JOHNSON

RAY D. JOHNSON

MICHAEL JONES

MARTHA KAYE JUDD

JENNIFER JEANNETTE JUDIN

RICHARD KENT KANAGA, JR

JEFFERY LEWIS KEAGLE

GARY WAYNE KEOWN

JAMES HOWARD KERNER EVELYN BEULAH KERRIGAN

JOYCE DARLENE KIDNEY

MARGIE MARIE KINSEY

JOYCE L. KILPATRICK

JACK A. KLECZYNSKI

HARRY KLIBENSKI

LEONA MARIE KNOLL

DIANE KAY KOHLER

JOELLYN KOKX

DICK KRULLER

THOMAS STARR KRUM

GAYLE YVONNE KUCHENREUTHER

RICHARD ROBERT LAIRD

JOAN MARIE LAMBETH

KENNETH LEE LAMBETH AUDREY WILMA LANGS

NANCY LYNN LANKO

JUDY LYNN LARSON

DON C. LAWS

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ROGER DALE LEFFEW

ROGER ELMER LEHRKE

DENA CHRISTINA LEVENTIS

BONNIE MAE LEWIS

MARTIN WILLIAM LEWIS

PAMELA ANN LILLIBRIDGE

ROBERT 0 . LINDOW

LEONA MARGARET LINDSAY

DARYL P. LONGMAN

DAWN MARIE LONGMAN GARY 0 . LOOPER

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MARK WARNER LOWREY

CHARLES M. LUCAS

JOANNE KAY LUTZ

ARMOND MACKETY

WENDELL HUGH MAHAR

FAHM MAHMET

M ARITA HELEN MAINONE

SHARON KAY MALTBY

KATHREEN ELNORA MARKS

KIM F. MASON

LAURA LYNN MASON MARY LOUISE MASSA

MILTON S. MAULDING

PHILLIP LEE MAUPINS

JAMES THOMAS MAY

FREDERICK JACKSON M cCALL

CAROLYN MARIE McCARTY

MARY McCARTY

BRENDA LEE McCOWAN

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STEPHANIE M cDANIEL

ROBERT G. McEACHEN

GWENDOLYN AN N McGEE

IRA DANIEL McGEE

DEEANN T. McGILLIVRAY

JAMES FRANCIS McGLYNN DONALD RAY MclLROY

JOHN ROBERT M clNTOSH

JON DALE McKAY

MICHAEL ALLEN McMANNIS

DONALD KEITH McNEE

GERALD ALAN McWILLIAMS

M ICHAEL LESLIE MERS

JAMES T. MILLARD

BETTY ANN MILLER

MYRON WILLIAM MILLICE

JOHN HARVEY MILLS

STANLEY LOREN MILLS

CORA ANN MISNER

JOSEPH W ILLIS MISNER

ROXEEN LYNN MOLDENHAUER FREDERICK JAMES MOORE, JR.

SHARON D. MOORE

BEULAH A. MORRIS

JOHN PETER MORRIS

DONNA SHARON MOSLEY

MARY JO MROZOVICH

LAWRENCE S. MUHLENFORTH, JR.

DONNA MARGARET MULVAINE

RON E. MURPHY

STEVEN L. MURRAY

CHERI ANN MURRIE

VIVIAN LEE MYERS

NICHOLAS WILLIAM NASTOS

EDWARD RICHARD NELSON

WILLIAM DONALD NICHOLS GARY DONALD NICKERSON

KENNETH H. NIELSEN

JOYCE L. NOBLE

RAUL THOMAS NORRIS

CYDNEA LEA NORROD

JUDITH A N N NORROD

DeWAYNE NUNNALLY

RICHARD J. O'CONNELL

HAZEL E. OHRT

JANET LEE OLINGER

SHARON KAY OLMSTEAD

MARTHA SUE O'NEAL

MARGARET ANN ORGAN

STEVEN JOHN ORPHAN

GAYLE LYN OWEN MARK W. OWENS

KAREN LEIGH PACKER

THOMAS M ICHAEL PARKER

AM ELIA G. PEAKE

RICHARD HENRY PEARCE

DAVID A. PEARSON

JAMES DONALD PEARSON

MILO RICHARD PENNOCK

MARIANNE MARTHA PENZER

DIANE- MARIE PERKINS

DIANNA MARIE PERRY

GEORGIA LEE PERRY

DAVID MILTON PETERS

FRED DOUGLAS PETERSON

BONNIE LEE PHILLIPS JAMES THOMAS PHIPPS

JAMES HENRY PILKINGTON

JANET L. PLATEK

JAMES E. PONITZ

ROBERT S. POPE

SHARON KAYE PRESTON

FREDERICK ADDISON PROBST, JR

FRED RAGLA

PATRICIA ANNE RAINEY

ROBIN LOU RALEY

MARY ELIZABETH RALL

ROBERT MERRILL RATHBURN

BOBBIE RAY RATLIFF

OLLIE MAE REDDEN

RAYMOND LEE REED THOMAS JEROME REESE

NICHOLAS C. REGAS

TERRANCE HARRY RENIGER

JOSEPH R. RENO

JEAN MARIE REPPERT

DENNIS LEE RICE

EDWARD E. RICE

VAUGHN LEE RICE

JERRY JEROME RICHARDS

KENNETH WM. RICHARDSON

MICHAEL RICHARDSON

JOYCE CAROL RICKER

RAYMOND LEE RITTER

LARRY EARL RIX

ASENITH L. ROBBINS CECIL LAVERN ROBBINS II

V IC K I JO ROBERTSON

PHYLLIS E. RODDY

CHARLES W ILLIAM ROGERS

ROGER OWEN ROSSMAN

GEORGE ROBERT ROUSE

REBECCA ANNE ROUSE

CECELIA ARNETT ROWLAND

CLINTON ANDREW SAMPSON

CAESAR SAMS

JAMES N. SANCHEZ

REBECCA ERNESTINE SANCHEZ

JUDITH MAE SAUNDERS

LAVERN SAWYER

NANCY KAY SCHMIDT ROBERT W . SCHMUCK

JUNE ELAINE SCHOALS

SUZANNE LYNN SCOTT

SANDRA SHELDRICK

EDGAR ALLEN SHIPLEY

KAREN JEAN SIDNAM

SUSAN EILEEN SIMMONS

M ICHAEL ROBERT SIMPSON

LARRY PAUL SISLER

ROBERT LEE SLATTERY

JANICE MARIE SLOCUM

WILLARD CRAIG SLONEY DONNA JEAN SMITH

GLORIA SMITH

PAUL AUGUSTA SMITH, JR.

WANDA SUE SMITH

JACK H. SNELL

GEORGE LoDALE SNYDER

RICHARD BLAN SPEIGHTS

DONALD RAY SPULLER

PATRICIA AN N STAGER

JOYCE L. STEELE

JOHN ROBERT STEVENSON

MARTHA ANN STEWART

GLENN ORLAN STOCKHAM

NANCY MARIE STOKES

JANET D. STOOKEY JESSIE JEAN STOREY

PATRICIA A. STRICKLIN

JEANNE ANN STUMM

DONALD E. SWAFFORD

LeeROY SWAFFORD

DAVID EUGENE SW ANCHARA

GARY LEE SWANK

JANICE MARIE SWEET

JEFFREY RANDALL SWEET

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FLOYD TALBOT

RICK JOHN TASSOS

ALVIN LEE TAYLOR

TERRY RICHARD TAYLOR

DAVID W AYNE TEETER GEORGIA LYNN THAYER

ETHEL M. THOMAS

CLARINDA MAY THOMPSON

JAMES ROBERT THOMPSON

JOHN ARTHUR THOMPSON

BEATRICE THRASH

MICHAEL MARVIN THURBER

DONALD LEROY THURSTON

VICTORIA BELLE TITUS

TERRY L. TRUMBULL

GORDON LOUIS TURNER

MICHAEL JAMES TURNER

JANET ALICE ULDRIKS

BEVERLY JANE UNDERWOOD

DORIS ELIZABETH VALENTINE RANDY M. VonCLEAVE

C ALVIN DWIGHT VANDER SCHAAF

EUGENE JOSEPH Van HOOSE

FRANCIS WILLIAM VARIN

CAROLYN JANE VIALL

ROBERT EUGENE VOLLMAR II

KAROL KAYE WADE

KENNETH D. WAGNER

MARY JANE WALDEN

AVALEE WALKER

JUDITH IRENE WALZ

RAYMOND ROBERT W A N K

SANDRA JEAN WANK

HARRY CARLYLE WARREN

CHARLES L. WASHINGTON CAROL LOUISE WATERBURY

LYNN MARDELL WEAKLEY

W IL L IA M C. WEBB

KARLA VERDELLE WEIK

PHARES ERNEST WEINBERG

ROBERT DEAN WEISS

GERALDINE LEE WENTZ

SANDRA J. WEST

JOHN LADD WHALEN

JOSEPH CROCKETT WHARTON III

DAVID THOMAS WHITE

LINDA SUE WHITESIDE

VIVIAN LEE WHITESIDE

CHRISTINE LYNN WILBER

SUSAN AN N WILBUR EVELYN REBECCA WILKINS

DONNA JEANNE WILLBRANDT

DIANE JEAN WILLBUR

ALICE MARY ANN WILLIAMS

GARY E. WILLIAMS

PATSY JANE WILLIAMS

ROBERT DAVID W ILLIAM S

STUART C. W ILLIAM S

W ILLIE DORIS W ILLIA M S

FRANCES JEAN WILLIAMSON

JOE FRANCIS W ILLIAM SO N

FRANCINE WILLIS

ROBERT ROLAND W ILLIS

RACHEL ELAINE WILSON

RICHARD A. WILSON FRED J. W INKLER, JR.

ALAN G. WISEMAN

JACK NORVAL WISMER

FREDRIC LYNN WISSINK

ANNA MARIE WOLF

SUSAN F. WOLF

STEVEN E. WOLVERTON

C YN TH IA K. WOOD

DWAIN EDWIN WOOD

LUANNE K. WOOD

DIANE DOYLE WOODWORTH

RAYMOND WOOLNER

TERRANCE J. WORD

SHERRY W RIGHT

JUDY GAIL YATES PHILLIP BARTON YATES, JR.

GERALD A. YEO

GORDON EARL YEOMANS

FRANCES J. YOUMANS

CRAIG SCOTT YOUNG

DIANA YOUNG

SUZANNE YOUNG

CAMERA SHY

EDDIE LEE BOLDEN ROBERT B. INGRAM, JR. KENNETH DUANE SMITH JANE E. CHRONISTER LINDA LEE LOCKHART REX WOODROW SMITH, JR. RICHARD LEE DALTON HENRY GENE LOVE DENNIS L. SPENCER JACK A. DANEK CATHERINE L. MOON PEGGY AN N SYBERT BENJAMIN ZWOELFER de FARIAS NATHANIEL PATTON, JR. PATRICIA EILEEN TIBBETTS CECELIA ANNE DEMBSKI LAVON D. PHILLIPS CRYSTAL IRENE THOMPSON JANICE MARIA DEAN WILLIAM PATRICK QUINN LARRY WEBB QUEDELLIS GREEN KATHY RAE RICHARDS ELSIE MAE W HITE OHRON LeROY GUILFORD SUSAN ELIZABETH RODDEN JAMES WILLIAMS LURETHA HORTON NATHANIEL WILLIS

64 ROW 6—C. Robbins II, V. Dodd, R. Lindow, C. Ballard, B. Quinn, G. Nickerson, M. Mers, E. Rice, N. Schmidt, B. Brigstock, S. Murray, B. Pope, R. Howlett, J. Ricker, J. Carlson, V. Titus. ROW 5—J. Judin, M. Hooth, B. Howard, R. Rossman, L. Swafford, T. Brandli, D. Valentine, G. Tabiadon, C. Waterbury, J. Lutz, C. Ball, S. Wolf, C. Murrie. ROW 4—B. Campbell, M. Gifford, C. Wood, J. Ponitz, J. Whalen, J. Wismer, T. Taylor, G. McGee, B. Ratliff, D. Belt, S. Gray, M. Massa. ROW 3—D. Fry, W. Johnson, C. Sampson, R. Hustwick, E. Hennink, M. Clayton, G. Kuchenreuther, C. Denia, J. Cobb, L. Barney, S. Moore, G. Owen, A. Ahlschwede. ROW 2—R. McEachen, R. Vollmar, S. Williams, E. White, E. Kerrigan, S. Humes, C. Forward, S. Simmons, M. Husted, C. Baker, L. Lindsay, D. Davidson. ROW 1—P. Clancey, J. Crosby, J. Pearson, J. Olinger, S. Campbell, M. Hildebrand, C. Brydges, B. Gemrose, M. Graham, J. Reppert, J. Uldriks, D. Longman.

HONOR SOCIETY

The students who are in the top fifteen per cent of the graduating class of 1964 were elected to the National Honor Society to which Central was admitted in 1925. Eligibility for this high honor is determined by the students’ academic ratings from the ninth through the twelfth grade. Each grade is given a numerical value and the average is then figured by the point system.

Certificates and emblems were awarded to each member at the annual installa­ tion in May. All the recipients of these honors deserve the greatest praise and sin- cerest congratulations for their scholastic achievement.

65 Most Popular

ROBIN RALEY and JIM CROSBY

Most Talented

ANN MISNER and CLINT SAMPSON

’64 CONSENSUS

Wittiest

JANE UNDERWOOD and BOB POPE

66 Most School Spirited

JODIE JACOBS and MICK GIFFORD

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Best All Around

NANCI SCHMIDT and PETE CLANCEY

’64 CONSENSUS

Best Personality

GAYLE OWEN and TOM DANNA MRS IB

67 Most Intelligent

JAN ULDRIKS and CHARLES BALLARD

Most Athletic

ANN AHLSCHWEDE and JOHN WHALEN

’ 6 4 CONSENSUS Most Likely to Succeed

JENNIFER JUDIN and JIM PEARSON ITS

Best Looking

KARLA WEIK and STEVE DELL

’64 CONSENSUS

Favorite Teachers

MRS. VANDERBROOK and MR. BERRY

69 r The underclassmen compose a

great part of the student body at

Battle Creek Central. The class of ’65

has prepared to assume the leadership

of Central next year with the helpful

support of the class of ’66. During this

past year, both the juniors and the

sophomores have shown tremendous

Ik school spirit and a great inter-

, \ est in the school’s activities. A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

The Junior Class officers for the 1963-1964 school year were, left to right: Judy Mainstone, treasurer; Dave Warren, presi­ dent; Susie Gilbert, secretary; and Kathy Nielsen, vice presi­ dent.

JUNIOR COUNSELORS

Miss Frances McCowen and Mr. Richard Blett guided the juniors through their second year at Central. They will­ ingly helped direct each in­ dividual student towards a successful future career.

72 Dan Aaberg Wh Ken Adams f t 9 Larry Allen Jim Allgood t J James Allison ■ Donna Alsbury J f k M i A % J a 9

Diane Anderson >0 % Lynne Anderson ■ f t Craig Andrina Linda Armanini Deborah Armstrong jjP jl Scott Arnold ■ lW * .

Greg Asher Pam Ashley q Craig Avery V. J§- Dale Ayres Janis Babcock Betty Badger j r H e J t i . j f J t M r 4 , 9

Roger Badgley Bill Bailey m fPl 1 | | Larry Bailey ' IK#®"**’' V i, |||^ . Dick Baker Sandy Baldwin Michael Ball j f M 1 ♦ . jm ihfc. m m m Jane Ballard n Rudy Barbee Rick Barber 3 James Barlow John Barnes Julie Barney — 2

Douglas Barton Ruby Bass Rick Basso Priscilla Bates Rex Bebow Linda Beers

Nancy Beers Jerry Bellinger Alton Bennett Timothy Bennett Carol Berry Jacqueline Berry i 0

Sandie Berry Michael Bess Evelyn Bevelhymer 1 Delmas Bevins 0 k Linda Bibbings Shirley Bickham

Daniel Bishop Douglas Bishop Jim Bishop Linda Black Jackie Blackmar Lynn Bloedorn l^ 4t J l

Carol Bloomensaat M artin Bobinac Janet Bohrn George Bolen Terry Bond Gayle Bonifer 1 *Jlt Mti j * Rita Bordine Darryl Borgman Donna Bouchard Mary Bouffard Jeff Brackett Peggy Bradley

Sharon Bradshaw Sonjia Brayshaw Leroy Brendum Sharon Brenner Sandra Briggs Tom Briggs

Calvin Brooker Gail Brown b b i M ike Brown T F Richard Brown Terry Bruck Elsenoir Bryant

Kathy Buck Craig Bundy Lorraine Bundy Georganne Bunn Carolyn Burchard John Burdick

Deborah Burgess Lynda Burgess Lillie Burk Pamela Burk Alfonza Burnam John Burrill

Shelia Burton Melvin Buser M atthew Buynoski • * T Steven Cady Carolyn Cain Dave Campbell

Rick Campbell Robb Campbell Dave Canfield Susan Canfield Kenneth Canine Donald Card

Ronald Card Katheryn Carl Hillard Carr Woodrow Carr Linda Carroll Donna Carter

Donna Casburn Charles Case Beverly Castelein Gloria Chamberlain Argusta Chapel Carol Olivers

Ch riss Christian Noah Clark Bob Cleveland Vance Clute John Coats Barbara Cohen m m 74 Judith Cole Linda Cole Bernice Coleman Edith Coleman Joyce Coleman Karen Colies

Judy Collige Jim Collins Michael Conklin Larry Conley Florence Connell Michael Cope

Marva Copeland Joy Corkins Barbara Coulter Donald Council Craig Cowles Carolyn Cox

Juanita Cox Julie Cox Ruth Cox Fred Crail Steve Crandall Dan Crawford

Mamie Cright Ethel Cronkhite Linda Cross Steve Cross Linda Crowell Phillip Cull

Arthur Cummings Linda Cutsinger Gary Dameron Alice Dann Bob Davidson Bob Davis

Jackie Davis Tom Davis Nancy Dean Woody Dean Robert Deaton Annette DeLing

Stephen DeLing Karen Denney James DePuy Bill Deskins Linda Devine Mary Dickinson

Neal Dickinson Carolyn Dillard Patricia Dix Jim Dobbertin Greg Domm Naida Donnell

"'■ "7 Janet D Larry I Mike Ben Mark

75 Linda Dreams Laura Duff Bob Dukeman Julie Dukeman Dianne Dunford Carol Dunham

Mary Dunham Tom Dunkelberger Eddie Durham Robert Eadler Janet Edwards Penny Eigenbrode

Adrian Eisenlord Daniel Elliott Jim Elrod Claudia Elwell Barbara Embury Jim Emory

Chester English Don English M ark Erskine Mary Esterline Annette Evans Gary Evans

Linda Evans Scipio Evans Susan Evans Donna Evers Jim Fahndrich Arden Farley

David Farmer Betty Favorite Aaron Fisher Connie Fisher Richard Fitzpatrick Judy Flemming

Drek Fletcher Lester Florence Mike Foltz Susan Force Norm Fortner John Fox

Lana Fox Dennis Franck Lynne Fraser Paul Frederickson Carol Freeman Barbara Fruin

Richard Fulcher Kathaleen Fuld Bill Fuller Dennis Fuller Gary Fuller Don Furman

W illiam Galovich Gary Gauthier Sally Gehrman Brian Geib Frederick Gibby Jeffrey Gibson

76 Marcia Gibson Susan Gilbert Sandra Gill Richard Gillespie Steve G illett Dennis Goins

Diane Gonyer Clifton Gordon Susan Gorham Judy Grace Stan Graves Cheryl Green

Duane Green John Green M ike Green Ray Green Vaneese Greensmith Ken Gregory

Dick Griswold Larry Guillot Sandra Gyllstrom Kathaieen Haley Pat Haley David Hall

Mallie Hall Martha Hall Carol Hammock James Hammons Carolyn Handley Jerry Haney

Larry Hanna Melinda Hannah Fred Harris Kathy Harrison Norma Hastings Robert Hatton

Amy Haughey Suzanne Haughey Don Hayes Hazel Hayes Jon Hayes Lee Hayes

Loretta Hayes Mike Head Steve Healy Christina Heckler John Helton Hilliard Henderson

Karen Henderson Kathy Henigan Charles Hennings Beverly Henry Cynthia Hepler Sharon Herrell

Cindy Hibbard Josephine Hicks Jim High Bill Hill Allen Hillian Pamela Himebaugh

77 Bob Hind Jane Hinson Phillip Hirakis Tom Hodges M artha Hoffman Jim Holcomb

Bob Holley Sam Holley Martha Hollis Floyd Holmes Marie Hooks Reginald Horton

Keith Houldsworth Bill Hubbart David Huffman Norman Hull Ronald Hull Robert Humbarger

John Husted Eddie Hyslop Steve Hyslop Nancy Idema Bobbie lies Linda Irwin

Gary Isaacs Eric Jackson I. W. Jackson John Jacobs Linda Jacoby Gary James

I Roger Janson ! Thomas Janson Fred Jeffers Katy Jennings Steve Jessup Larry Jex

Susie Jinright Carol Johansen Bob Johanson Gary Johnson Genola Johnson Hazel Johnson

Lauren Johnson Liz Johnson Sylvia Johnson Mike Jollay A lfred Jones Dick Jones

Tim Jordon Carl Joslyn Cheryl Jucket Robert Karker Ken Keagle Larry Keagle

John Keown Glen Kilpatrick Kay Kindy Michael King Spencer Kingsfield Chuck Kirsch Kay Knapp Martha Knight W jf* Tonya Knight Robert Knox Ron Kopp Jim Korp

Sally Kraft Mary Krause Maureen Kreick Bonnie Kunz Marty Lafferty Sue Lambeth

Susan Lane Mary Jane Lawrence M irilan Lawson Kenn Leche Pat LeClear Dannie Lewis

Russell Masten Ronald Mathis Judith Maun Sally M cAllister Danny McCandlish Juanita McClain

Patricia McClain David McCleery Barbara McClinton Darlene McClure Shaune McDonald Jim McEachen

Arthur McGee Kimmy McKee Leroy McKinney Doris McLiechey James M cNair Nathaniel McNeal

79 Karen McNeil Mary McQuiston Jim Mead Linda Merrill Donald Merriman James Messenger

Michael Messer Marcia Metzger Mike Metzger SueAnn Middleton Georgia Mihalakis Carl M ilks

Karl Millard Karlene Millard Bernadette Miller Mary Mills Barbara Millsap Mary Millsap

Marion Miner John Misner SueAnn Mitchell Sandra M offitt Dave Moore Don Moore

Robert Moore Howard Morgan Melanie Morris Chuck Morton Eric Mowrey Tom Munger

Charles Newell Shirley Newell Betty Newton Judy Nielson Kathy Nielson Pamela Noble

Mike Nogrady Cathy Norman Ray Morris Benjamin Norton Sandra Noud James Nye

Tom O'Brien Steve O'Connell m m m Don O'Keefe Frank Olcheske Carol Olney John Ordway

James Orns Diane Orton Larry Ostrander Carol Ouellette Marcia Ouellette Victoria Packer Duane Page Charles Paige Leon Palmiter Greg Parker Richard Parker Jane Parris

Richard Parsons Robert Parsons

■ <, w j m Jim Pastor .hpT %|||p Iff t ^ m .V-- *' W ; 1* W illiam Paton Sammie Patterson ZkMk V J*1 Doug Pattullo r i 0 B \ Frank Paul £31 Virginia Peacock John Pendill Linda Pennock Bobby Perry 1 4 Doris Perry

Martha Perry Gail Peterson m W Diana Phillips Jeanne Phillips Judy Phillips ir - rI * '< & ? * Rebecca Pierce , i

Suzanne Plummer Joyce Poling Betty Popovich Linda Porter Paulette Porter Jane Post

Thomas Postma Becky Potter Charles Powell Larry Priest Sharon Probst Cheryl Puffpaff

Cheryl Pulley Robert Pyatte Linda Rabideau Joan Radtke W illiam Ragla Robert Rail

Linda Rangel Shari Rarick Peggy Reese Roberta Rench Jeannie Reynolds Lois Reynolds

Lana Ribble Donna Rice Frederick Rice Cynthia Richards Anna Richardson Eugene Richardson

W illiam Richardson Carole Riester Gary Riste Victoria Ritter Lee Rizor Wesley Roberts

81 Jerry Rocho Corrine Rogers Richard Rogers Stanley Root Richard Rowe Robert Rudolph

Herbert Ruger Dave Runyon Tony Ryan Anthony Sadowski Roberta Sakowicz Mike Sanford

Charles Saunders David Saunders David Savage Kay Schanzenbaker Harry Schill Marlene Schimmel

Kurt Schroder Susan Schuette Lynn Secor Sandra Sessions Darlene Shade Michelle Shaughnessy

Doyle Shaver Harry Shavers Linda Sheffield Penny Sheppard Carol Shipman Carole Ann Sims

Gloria Sims Patricia Sims Jill Sines Richard Skinner Bob Slocum Elise Smith

Ellen Smith Mary Jo Smith Patrick Smith Phyllis Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith

Terry Smith W illiam Snyder Michael Sollner John Sommer Barbara Soule Mary Sovern

John Spaulding Margie Spraggins Robert Spraggins Sherrie Spriggs Darwin Stanley Thomas Steele

Judith Stenman Tom Stephins Christina Stevens Richard Stevens Norma Stillwell Heidi Stocker

82 Beverly Stockwell Linda Stoiber Patricia Stone Gerry Storey Lois Straubel Robert Straubel

Nora Strauss M arguerite Sullivan Charles Sundberg Michael Sundberg Martin Suttles Robert Swafford

Janice Swan Shirley Swift Mary Tatum Beverly Taylor Leon Taylor Karen Tedrow

Kenny Tedrow Sharon Tedrow Colleen Teer Bob Tenuta Alice Terrell Charles Terrell

Carole Terry James Tharp Teresa Thibos John Thomas Bobby Thompson Thomas Thompson

Beverly Thorpe Janet Thorpe Judy Thurman Gary Ticer Vernon Tillman Rita T uttle

Christine Ughetti Ronald UnderDahl Beverly Unrush Darlene U ptgraft Cheri Van Brenda Vance

Chuck VanDongen Julianne VanRiper Henery VanVleet Tim VanWormer Janet Vinton James Vogel

Don VonChawes Michael Wade Larry Wadsworth Anita Wagner Charles Walker James W alker

Anne Walkinshaw Nancy Walkinshaw Calvin Wallace Duane Walters Martha Walters Dennis W altz

83 Bob W ard Pat Ward Dave Warren Judy Warren Charles Watson Linda Watson

Sandra Weaver Tom West Kathy Westcott Linda Westerman Mary Westworth Paul W estworth

Tom Whalen Paul W hite Ronald W hite Russell W hite David W hitehurst Audrey Wiegand

Jim Wightman Steve W ilber Judith Wilbur James Wilcox Frank Wilkey Alva Wilkins

Arnold Williams Arthur Williams Bernard Williams Carolyn Williams Dorothy Williams Freda W illiam s

James Williamson Robert Wiliison Jerry Wilson Brian W ing Gerald Winton Steve W irth

Barbara Wisner Deborah W olfe Bob Wolford Charles Wood Dan Wood Robert Wood

Lori Woods Sherry Woodside Brian Worgess Dale W right Karen Wright Bob W ygant M t

jp8P|f Jessie Wynne I n 4 Glenn Yarger s p Thomas Yates Yvonne Yochim Ruth Yother Brenda Young

Charles Young Ruth Young Donna Yourisich Barbara Zeltman Cynthia Zeltman Linda Zugel

84 CAMERA SHY

Nancy Babcock Ron Gothard Cathy Smith Joyce Brown Marvin Leask Roger Thayer Gary Coppock Nancy McGovern Robert W illis Roberta Empie James Perry Thomas Wright Allen Smith

A L e tte r fro m the Juniors

Fellow Students,

We the Class of 1965 would like to thank the Class of 1964 for the outstanding work they have done this year to help our school. We should like to wish each of you the best of luck.

This year the Junior Class of Battle Creek Central High School has been active in several things. We started out last fall with our beauti­ ful Homecoming float; although it didn’t win, we had lots of fun build­ ing it. The Juniors also donated $100 to the Battle Creek Hospital Fund.

Much time was spent in planning the Junior Prom, “Moon River,” which was an outstanding prom with unique decorations and soft, sweet music.

Although we sadly bid farewell to the Senior Class of this year, we can assure them that we will do our very best as the leaders of Central next year.

Sincerely, The Officers of the Class of 1965

85 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS

The Sophomore Class officers for 1963-1964 were, left to right: Mike Raley, vice president; Nancy Gilbert, secretary; Mike Misner, treasurer; Larry Yarger, president.

SOPHOMORE COUNSELORS

Mrs. Anne Hunt and Mr. Robert Bokhart have successfully completed their first year in becoming acquaint­ ed with the Sophomore Class. Con­ tributing their greatly needed assist­ ance and advice, they will stand be­ side these students throughout their three years at Central. Bob Adams Mike Adams Rick Adams Sandra Adams Sherrie Adcock Russell Adkins Betty Allen

Harry Allen Susan A llen Cindy Alles Danny Ambroso Steve Anderson Annie Armstrong Sandra Arnett

Jerry Artz Phyllis Atkinson Terry Atkinson Dean Atwood Mary Augustine Bonnie Baker Jack Baker

Robert Baker Tom Baker Daniel Balch Patricia Ball Becky Barber Carolyn Barlow Bruce Barney

Terry Barr Vernon Barve Carla Basner Steve Bassett Earl Batterson Henry Baughman Sandra Beaty

Jeanette Beckwith Susan Beeman David Bennitt Pamela Benson Sherry Benson Lois Berends Frank Bishop

Frank Bloke Susan Bohrn Kay Bolden W ondrella Boles Marsha Bolt Melissa Borr J e ff Bowden

Susan Bower Sharon Bowser Mike Bracy Henry Braddock Charles Bradley John Brandimore Jerry Bresnahan

Patrick Brewer Mike Brezette Billy Brezovski Noreen Brice Tom Brisbin James Britanyah Daniel Britton

Debbie Brown Fred Brown Linda Brown Michael Brown Nathaniel Brown Wesley Brown Susan Brugh

Kathy Brunner Kris Brydges David Buck Thomas Buck Danny Buckner Gordon Buckner Andrea Burch 87 Ronald Burdett Sharon Burgess Andery Burke Sherry Burton Colleen Buser Aloha Bush Sandra Byers

Betty Byrd Johnnie Byrd Gerald Cable Barbara Caldwell Jay Callihan Mike Campbell Bob Caraway

Roger Carl Terry Carlson Doug Carnel Sharon Carpentier Linda Carr Ruth Carr Larry Case

Penny Cason Larry Castleberry Janis Chamberlin Martha Chandler Rita Chaney Robert Channey Jesse Chapel

Sherrie Chilton Clarence Chivers Donald Clark Isaac Clark Larry Clark Margaret Clark Otis Clark

Robert Claspell William Claspell Junetha Clay James Clevenger Chester Clute Glenn Cobb Connie Cochran

Al Coffman Linda Coller Amelia Collette Linda Compton Evelyn Conley Becky Convis James Cook

James Cornwell Cheryl Coy Deapie Coy Charles Coyer Ellen Cruce Fred Cummins William Cunningham

Suzann Curran Mary Dailey M ike Darr Charles Davis Johnnie Davis Lee Davis Linda Davis

Roger Dean Mike Decker William Decker Carol Deland Kenneth DeLano Diana DeLing Richard DeMent

Cathryn Derado Robert Dey Dwight Diget Charles Dismuke Gary Dodd Keva Doerr Betty Dollaway

88 Brian Dontje Bonnie Dopp Barb Dornton Linda Doss Edward Doty Barbara Doxtator Tanya Dreams j M l i Ann Drikakis Fred Dummer Glenn Dunham Nancy Eakins BOAS Kenneth Earl Marilyn Edgerton Sharon Edwards AM , k j(. y

Thomas Edwards Thomas Edwards Michael Eldridge Clare Ellis Carl English Charles English Cynthia Estelle

Dyke Eutsey David Evans Dawn Evans Joe Evans Robert Evans Steve Evans x j l t e s # » Robert Everett T/ m Tim Factor Fred Fadely Joan Fagerstrom M ary Fant Ruth Farleigh Roy Farley Dennis Faurot

Alm a Felts Brenda Ferguson Gary Fields Kristine Finn Bernard Fisher Marshall Fisher Eric Fleeks J f * i< Y j Richard Flint Vivian Flockhart Joan Forbes Dave Forshey Leonard Forsythe Jomes Fowler v Calvin Fox

Dawn Fox Ronald France Jomes Freeburn Paul Fronsman Helen Fry Patricia Fuld Barbara Fuller

Ray Garcia Bruce Gardner Michael Gardner Connie Gault Elaine Gauthier David Gehrman Kathy Gehrman

Shirley Gentry Mary Gerber Howard Gibbs Leroy Gibbs Robert Gibson W ilma Gibson Nancy Gilbert

Winford Gilkey David Gillem Gene G ille tt Phyllis Gilmore Nancy Gilson Charles Glau Steve Godfrey 89 Larry Graham Rosemary Gray Terry Green Nancy Gregory Jim Griffin Larry Griswald Larry Guy

Judy Hackworth David Hagerty Charles Hale Jim Haley Suzanne Haley Bill Hallack Alvara Hamilton

Carol Hamp Phillip Handy Dianna Hanger John Harbert Sandy Hardman Edward Harmon Sybil Harmon

Jim Hughes Joyce Hulbert Fred Hull Greg Hurley Carol Huxley Brent Hylton Julie Hyslop

Keith Iden Christine Jackson Harry Jackson Ronald Jackson Janet Jacoby Deborah James Dee James

Debbie Janes Frank Jarman James Jeffries Emma Jenkins Susan Jenkins Pete Jenney Linda Jiran

90 Burl Johnson Cheryl Johnson James Johnson Lynda Johnson Rande Johnson Robert Johnson Sue Johnson

W illie Johnson Fred Jones Sandra Jones Sharlie Jones Susan Jones W illene Jones Thomas Jordan

Donna Kain Kim Kanaga Susan Kapelke Richard Kaye Jim Kearns Daniel Keith Kenneth Kellay

Dawn Kellogg Kathy Kenneda Judy Kenney Robert Kenney John Kerrigan Susan Key Beverly Keyes

Linda Kilpatrick Durinda King Eva Kinsey Sandra Kirtley Sharon Kissenger Susan Kita Dave Korp

David Krause W ally Kulish Paula Kus Sharon Laird Jerry Lake Linda Lammers Leslie Laphan

Sherry Larson Chip Latta Van Lazaroff Sally Leatherberry Joyce Leche Jan Leiter Jim Lenneman

Jim Lesh Dan Lewis Dawn Lewis Ron Lieghty Bill Lillibridge Eric Lindsley Gary Little

Sandra Little James Lockmiller Danny Lok Cynthia Loser Shari Loudermilk Joanne Love Robert Lovejoy

Gary Lovett David Loye Pat Lucas Phillip Luce Kathy Luna LaMuriel Lyman Jerry Lynch

Mike MacCalla Thomas MacDonald Bill Madden Bob Malone Sylvester Malone Jake Manz Dennis Mapes 91 Irene Mapes Ron Markos Michele Marks George Marshall Dale Martin Marty Martens Linda Mason

Candy Mast Paul Masters Mike Maugherman Karen Maupins Danny Mawhorter Judy May Robert Mayberry

Ken Mayo Bonnie McClinton Richard McConnell Kathy McCrossen David McDaniel Nancy McDonald Anne McGilbray

Bonnie McHolme Valerie McKenzie Dorothy McKenzie Michael McMillan Sally McNee Sharon Mead Marci Mears

Dan Mercer Kenneth Mers John Michela Karen Millard Betty Miller Gretchen Miller Joann Miller

Laura Miller Scott M ille r Stella Miller William Miller Mike Misner William Mitchell Valda Mitchell

Don Moles Jean Monaweck Vickie Mongan Dianne Monroe Joyce Moody Brenda Moore Freamon Moore

Paula Moore Bob Morcombe Mike Morris Mike Morris David Morse Teri Morse Walter Mosely

Janet Mosier Danny Moss Ronald Mowrey Sharon Moyer Rolland Munson Kathy Murdock Sue M urphy

Randy Murray Melanie Myers Norma Myers Lana Neal Anna Nelson Michael Neville Janis Newton

Pat Newton Linda Nightengale Sharon Nofs Bob Norgan Rowena N unnally Sue Novek Rosalia Ochoa

92 Michael O'Connell Karlene Olinger Paula Osborn Celeste Ostrander Linda Ovenshire Pat Oversmith Marcella Palmer

Fred Palm iter John Park Ray Patterson Janice Pattock Evelyn Paul Jim Payne Leatha Pennock

Fred Perry Ted Perry M ax Phares Bessie Phillips £ 3 * O Bruce Phillips David Phillips Peter Phillips X J H t J k

Beverly Pierce Bill Pierce Roswell Pittm an Sarah Plummer Ramona Policella Barbara Postma Karen Potter

Jessie Potter Mary Potter Bill Powell Linda Price Chris Pugh Clifford Pulley Earlie Pulley

Tom Quinn M ike Raley Roy Ramon Richard Rathburn Betty Ratliff David Ray Pat Reed

Cindy Reese Jerry Reese John Regas 1i ffw lr Dorothy Rentz David Rich Betty Richardson Fleeta Richardson

Robert Richardson Ronald Richardson Sylvia Richardson Cheryle Richman M arilyn Rieben Phyllis Ripley Carol Rix ir il Madeline Rix Larry Rizor Bill Robbins Jim Robbins Larry Roberson Kenneth Roberts W i Dennis Robertson S J l A i i A Sidney Robertson Dorothy Robinson Liz Robinson Sammy Robinson Joanne Roddy Kenneth Roebuck i Pam Roepke

Clarence Rogers Joyce Rogers M ike Rolfe m Betty Ross John Rossman Dewayne Rothwell Elaine Rothwell 93 Richard Rowley Deidra Sanders Robert Schacht Bill Schaeffer Susan Schellers Gloria Schermehorn Ross Schimmel

Bill Schumacher Dave Schweitzer Michael Sechrest Homer Seitler Gary Selbee Wyhomme Sellers Gerry Servis

Richard Shade Sue Shafer Bob Shaffer W illiam s Shavers Joanne Shellenberger Dave Shepard John Shepard

Candy Sherman Carolyn Sherman Dave Shorter Gerald Shook Sandy Shumaker Cyrus Silkworth Barbara Simmons

Sue Simmons Barbara Sims Kim Sliger Judy Sloney Barbara Smith Bonnie Smith Carol Smith

Linda Smith Lynn Smith Margaret Smith Marylou Smith Ron Smith Sheila Smith Shirley Smith

Phil Sidnam Bob Snell Wayne Snyder H Larry Somers Bill Sommerfield |||| Bob Sovern |f# Mike Spaulding j f k

Harold Speights Homer Spohn Roy Spohn M onica Squires Sandra Stancle James Standback Nancy Standfield i w

Phyllis Stannard Beverly Stanton James Steele M argaret Steele Roger Steele Don Stephenson n Jann Stevens a #

Joan Stevens M ary Stevenson Margie Stewart Harold Stinnett David Stockford Gary Stofcheck Rav Stoiber m 94 Lester Storey Judy Stouder Gayle Stout Jack Suggs Shirley Suggs M ike Susag Lonnie Sutherland

Robert Suttles Carolyne Swafford Mary Swanchara Larry Swartz Joyce Sweet Coyle Swift Linda Sykes

Ronald Tabiadon Renee Tameris Eugene Taylor Jackie Taylor Jerry Taylor Larry Taylor Susan Taylor

Teresa Taylor David Templeton r \ Bill Terry f:- k ( S f R Jackie Thayer Gloria Thomas ^ 5 ^ James Thompson Paula Thompson 1 T J h k Diane Thornton M illie Thornton Mary Thrash Dorie Thurman Mike Tieche Patty Titus Mahlon Tobias

James Todd Sharon Thompson Judy Traxler Mike Trine James Trueheart Mike Tubbs George Turbish

Ralph Umphfres Dorothy Uptgraft c y Roy Upton Bruce Ure jrt j p Gary Van Auken Larry Van Auken i Jerry Vander Schaaf B ill Vander Weele Liz Van Geison Sharon Van Hoose Harold Van Nortwick Penny Van Wormer ■ f**' James Varin Tom Verhey

Michael Vogt Terry Vogt Russ Wagner William Wagner Bob W alker Brenda W alker Nancy Walker

Leon Walters Gary Waltz Connie Ward Roxanne Ward Jeanie Ware Karen Warren m,/ wmtm / Me*- W illie Warren Jlk Gerald Washington /j Charles Waterberry Giles Watson u? Shirley Webb Sue Wells Jeff Wemmer A Rondy Weisenberg I 1 iith 95 Emily Werner Howard West M ike W est M ike West Pat West Cindy Westerman Sharyn Wharton

Diane W hellock Debbie Whipple Larry Whited Kathy Whitehurst Pat Whitmire Mary Whyle Sheila Wiegand

Nancy Wilbur Pam Wilcox Marianne Wildschutz Max Wilkey Andrew Williams Barbara Williams Janice Williams

Barbara Williamson Pauline Williamson Kenneth Willis David Wilson Pam Wilson Ron W ing Emma Lou W inkler

Ivan Winters Carolyn Winton Bill Witherspoon Greg Wolfe Melvin Wood Rhonda Wood Charles Woods

David Woods Douglas Worgess Linda Worthington Pat Worthington Anthony Wright Bonnie Wright Judy W y a tt

Chris Yannitelli Larry Yarger Mary Yates Diane Yepez John Yepez Leroy Yesh Dave Yoey

Bob Yother Burt Young Cnris Young Gil Young Pat Young Jerry Younglove Linda Youngs

Tony Zeithammel

CAMERA SHY

Sara Adams Wayne Gorham Joseph Rogers Kathy Bolton Linda Hames Dan Soule Douglas Brown John Markos Thomas Thompson Letha Burton Brenda McCann Tom Thompson Judith Cable Marlene McKinney Sharon Thompson Nancy Corey James Nelson Theola June Ware Ray Douglas Duane Page Stephen Wilson M argaret Evers Rhoda Wormmeester

96 3 it JKenuirimn

Last fall the Sophomore Class tragically lost one of its members, William McKay, in an automobile accident on M-89 near Gull Lake. Although he attended Central for only a short time, the entire stu­ dent body and the administration felt a personal loss with his sud­ den death.

" f r o m the Sophomo r e s

Fellow Classmates,

The Class of 1966 would like to bid the Class of 1964 a fond fare­ well and wish them good luck in the years to come. The Sophomore Class will long remember those Seniors who were so helpful and patient throughout the school year. We hope that we will be able to carry on the traditions set before us by the Seniors.

The Sophomores displayed a great amount of talent in extra-cur­ ricular activities as well as in scholastic ability. We participated in many clubs, athletics, and the Band Follies. We also held the annual “Sophomore Swing.”

Each Sophomore looks back on the 1963-1964 school year as being not only eventful, but also educational and rewarding. At the same time, they look forward to the coming school year in hopes that it too, will be filled with memorable experiences.

Sincerely,

The Officers of the Class of 1966

The various organizations and

clubs of Battle Creek Central make

it possible for almost every student to

develop a particular interest. In many

clubs additional knowledge is frequently

obtained in an interesting manner, and

in others, service to the school and to

the community is of major impor­

tance. Whatever its purpose, each

organization is of value to us.

ORGANIZATIONS The 1963-64 Student Council officers were, from left to right: Joe Blythe, president; Robin Raley, vice president; Gayle Kuchenreuther, recording secretary; Ann Ahlschwede, corresponding secretary; Marcia Graham, treasurer; and Jerry McWilliams, parliamentarian.

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS

Serving on the Battle Creek Central Student Council is an excellent experience for the students elected as homeroom representatives. In addition to learning many things about the school’s activities, the council members also became well acquainted with parliamentary procedure.

100 ROW 6—N. Gilbert, E. Lindsley, K. Roebuck, D. Mercer# L. Yarger, B. Ure, J. Jeffries, W. Shaners, S. Howard, C. Helton, J. Chamberlin, M. Smith, W. Johnson, B. Sommerfeld. ROW 5—S. Berry, C. Avery, T. Whalen, D. Warren, L. Allen, M. Doyle D. Evers, J. Roddy, S. Tedrow, S. McAllister, S. Swift, D. Jones, S. Chilton. ROW 4—N. Beers, S. Gehrman, B. Stockwell, C. Terry, J. Parris, S. Middleton, J. Maun, A. Evans, P. Dix, C. Juckett, A. Wiegand, N. Idema, C. Fisher. ROW 3—R. Clutter, J. McIntosh, J. Gysel, S. Andrews, W. Johnson^ V. Whiteside, J. Thompson, E. Hutchens, L. Lovett, C. Sampson, J. Misner, J. Thompson, V. Robertson, J. Underwood. ROW 2—J. Hughes, R. Bush, J. Kerner, L. Knoll, P. Dougherty T. Parker, D. Blocker, G. Swank, P. Jaquint, M. Mrozovich, S. Campbell, K. Wade. ROW 1—B. Vollmar, P. Clancey, J. Blythe, president; Robin Raley, vice president; G. Kuchenreuther, recording secretary; A. Ahlschwede, corresponding secretary; M. Graham_ treasurer; N. Jernberg, D. Peters, J. Uldriks.

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Student Council of­ ficers were hosts fo r the fall 6-A Student Council meeting held at Central this year. Mike Simpson and Bob Vollmar were the co-chairmen of this coun­ cil.

101 ROW 6—L. Yarger, M. West, B. Healy, L. Hooks, G. Henry, L. McDonald, P. Wilson, P. Jenney, C. Daland^ J. Yates, J. Roddy, S. Plum­ mer, C. Mast, Z. Johnson, J. Hulbert, C. Coy, K. Roberts, M. Morris, J. Clevenger, D. Hodge. ROW 5—L. Burgess, J. Brackett, J. Parris, B. Schill, R. Cheeseman, S. Kingsfield C. Young, C. Avery, J. Post, J. Stenman, S. Berry, D. McCleery, M. Doyle, D. Warren. ROW 4—D. Williams, S. Gehrman, D. Berrs, A. Wiegand, C. Juckett, T. Munger, D. Deaton, N. Walkinshaw, B. Wisner, J. Rocha, P. Dix, S. Tedrow, T. Hodges. ROW 3—B. Davis, D. Bracy_ M. Fis,h J. Sweet, D. Wood, C. Brydges, G. Owen, J. Jacobs, C. Wood, P. Weinberg, J. McIntosh, C. Borna- mann, D. Willbur, J. Storey. ROW 2—S. Hoelscher, G. Yeomans, R. McEachen, D. Peters, P. Dougherty, C. Robbins, K. Wade, M. J. Mrozovich^ N. Schmidt, P. Smith, G. Swank, M. Walden, J. Uldriks. ROW 1—J. Williamson, C. Ballard, C. Sampson, R. Bush, P. Clancey, J. Blythe, president; R. Raley, vice president; A. Ahlschwede, cor­ responding secretary; G. Kuchenreuther, recording secretary; M. Graham, treasurer; G. McWilliams, parliamentarian; B. Fink_ exchange student; N. Jernbery, exchange student; Mr. Oglesby, adviser.

STUDENT COUNCIL

This year’s Student Council worked hard and deserves much recognition for its accomplishments. Last fall, under the chairmanship of Gayle Owen, the big Homecoming project was very successfully completed. Other profit-making activities included the sale of the Student Directory, the Christmas dance, and the annual Twirp Dance, “How Sweet It Is.” The Student Council of this past year is also to be commended for the improved assemblies and the school activities, such as dress-up days.

Mr. Floyd Oglesby, the Student Council adviser, contributed many hours of hard work and under­ standing in helping the council to complete a succ3ssful year.

Pete Clancey, posing as Santa Claus, helped with the promotion of the annual Christmas Basket Project.

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The employees of the school store for the 1963-64 school year were, from left to right: Mr. Don C. Clark, adviser; Bob Embury, assistant manager; John McIntosh, manager; and workers, Margaret Organ, Karl Millard, Carolyn Black, Roberta Clutter, and Dave Moore.

SCHOOL STORE

Mr. Clark, Virginia Flint, Bob Embury, and John McIntosh discuss school store business.

The School Store is managed and staffed by the top qualified students from the two-year Distributive Educa­ tion Program of Central. These students major in Retail Merchandising and Ap­ plied Business and Management, under the direction of Mr. D. C. Clark, Dis­ tributive Education Coordinator. The management of the store set up the sales budgets, purchases, merchandise inven­ tory control, and expense control. Miss Virginia Flint served as the bookkeeper and accountant with all the records of sales, purchases, expenses, and payments of the accounts. All the profits of the store supported the entire budget of the Student Council.

103 ROW 4—G. Johnson, D. Wright, F. Gibby, D. Merriman, G. Kilpatrick, K. Kindy, M. McQuiston B. Thorpe, J. Forbes, M. Brezette, J. Cook, M. Misner. ROW 3—B. Campbell, C. Ballard, D. Elliot, R. Sakowicz, S. Burton, P. White, B. Hatton, M. MacDonald, M. Sundberg, M.Doyle. ROW 2—M. McMannis, R. Lindow, B. McEachen, J. Ponitz, B. Vollmar M. Clayton, L. Lindsay, S. Williams, M. Hooth. ROW 1—M. Gifford, president; J. Pearson, vice president; J. Judin, secretary; S. Wirth, treasurer; D. Stockford, sophomore representative; Miss Wakefield, adviser; Mr. Wengert, adviser; Mr. Gerdeman, adviser.

MATH CLUB

The Mathematics Club has spent a very interesting and profitable year. The highlight was a trip to the Sage Project at Fort Custer where the members toured the enormous computer and radar track­ ing facility. The computer center at the Channing Financial Company was also visited. Several excellent speakers addressed the group during the year, including two instructors from Kellogg Community College, two students who attended the Science Institute at M. S. U., and a speaker from General Foods. At the final meeting, several seniors of the honor section gave their reports which were prepared during the semester for the course in Advanced Mathematics.

104 ROW 5—B. Hylton, C. Pugh, C. Jackson, R. McConnell, S. Burgess, L. Storey, P. Phillips D. Britton, J. Harbert, J. Callihan, B. Ferguson, B. McHolme, N. Stanfield, T. Vier Hey, T. Edwards. ROW 4—C. Yannitelli, J. Hurley, S. Taylor, B. Postma, L. Mason, T. Taylor, A. Burch, C. Loser, J. Roddy, M. Brezette, D. Smith, R. Harris. ROW 3—C. Alles, J. Monaweck M. Chandler, V. Mongan, B. Thorpe, T. Knight, S. Gill, C. Heckler, R. Sakowicz, L. Allen, R. White, D. Elliott. ROW 2—D. Alsbury, N. Donnell, J. Cole, N. Gehrman, J. Storey, G. Thayer, L. Bibbings, J. Gibson, C. Avery, D. Stevens C. Milks. ROW 1—Mrs. Ketchum, adviser; C. Chadderdon, M. Doyle, president; C. Westerman, vice president; G. Brown, secretary; D. McClure, treas­ urer; G. Frazee, B. Williams, P. Rainey, A. Caldwell.

LATIN CLUB

An acquaintance with the language, literature, and culture of Greece and Rome encourages mem­ bers of the Latin Club to develop a deeper understanding of today’s nations and peoples.

Throughout the year, programs planned to aid international understanding were:

A Trip Through E u r o p e ...... David Walters My Summer in Israel .... Ruth Sergeant, Community Ambassador Life in S p a in ...... Janet MacDonald July in Costa Rica ..... Jim Davis, Jack Brown, Kim Tuck Methodist Fellowship Program

A Latin Club Display Case 105 ROW 5—J. Ballard, J. McClain, L. Bibbings, S. Middleton, S. Weaver, L. Fraser, S. Rarick, J. Byrd, M. Rieben, C. Barlow, L. Swartz, J. Burrill, J. Nye, R. Mathis. ROW 4—F. Byrd, C. Christian K. Schanzenbaker, J. Swan, L. Watson, M. Walters, C. Pufpaff, J. Van Riper, N. Beers, L. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Gilbert, J." Vogel, K. Gregory. ROW 3—D. Gonyer, L. Devine, H. Stocker, L. Secor, M. Bobinac, S. McDonald, M. Knight_ L. Carroll, L. Merrill, C. Lindsley, S. Schuette, J. Ricker. ROW 2—N. Jernberg, E. Hodges, L. Lindsay, N. Brigstock, B. Genross, M. Graham, M. Cole, D. Bryant, J. Gysel, S. Williams, B. Hustwick. ROW 1—Mrs. Walter, adviser; J. Stumm, J. Phipps, J. Olinger, president; B. Vollmar, vice president; D. Warren^ secretary; T. Sheiner, treasurer; D. Geleff, E. Jarman, A. Harris.

FRENCH CLUB

As one of the language clubs, the French Club held its meetings jointly with the Latin and Spanish Clubs. The various topics of the programs for the club gatherings provided an interesting and exciting evening for the members about once a month.

One of the most enjoyable language club meetings was the Christmas party at which door prizes were won by members of the various clubs, and Christmas cookies that were beautifully decorated were served with punch.

The officers of the French Club were, left to right: Dave Warren, secretary; Tania Sheiner, treasurer; Bob Vollmar, vice president; and Janet Olinger, president. ROW 6—V. Lazaroff, B. Summerfeld, R. Kenney, H. Braddock, J. Cook, M. Fairies, D. Gehrman, F. Hull, D. Mercer, K. Howell, D. Buck, B. Decker, R. Tameris, C. Mass, J. Traxler, D. James, C. Yannitelli, P. Roepke, C. Pugh, P. Osborn, C. Alles. ROW 5—L. Sheffield, S. Worth, M. Lafferty, F. Gibby, J. Barlow, R. Parsons, B. Perry, D. Fuller, J. Nye, G. Chamberlin, K.Knapp, R. Rogers, B. Worgess, P. White, D. Phillips, C, Terry, L. Rizor, E. Smith. ROW 4—G. Mihalakis, J. Nagy, P. Haley, L. Irwin, M. Miner, L. Cole, T. Bennett, T. Whalen, K. Jennings, J. McEachen, M. King, S. Wilber, S. Kraft, B. Galovich, J. Pendill, J. Summer, S. Mitchell, L. Cull. ROW 3—L. Cross, A. DeLinf, L. Armanini, L. Reynolds, J. Cooley, A. Wolf, M. Decker, C. Waterbery, J. Morris, A. Brown, S. Wolfe, K. Weik, S. Doubledee, G. Stockham, C. Morton, M. Foltz. ROW 2—G. Tabiadon, J. Lutz, R. Sanchez, S. Campbell, P. Jaquint, B. Gemrose, G. Houston, S. Maltby, B. Hustwick. ROW 1—Miss Burnham, adviser; M. Harvey, M. Mainone, J. Ponitz, J. Pearson, president; J. Sanchez, vice president; A. Ahlschwede, sec­ retary; M. Clayton, treasurer; C. Sampson, N. Jernberg, C. Robbins, S. Davidson, J. Uldriks.

SPANISH CLUB

The Spanish Club met together with the French and Latin Clubs throughout the year. The only membership requirement was that each student must have had at least one year of Spanish. This year the club sponsored several interesting programs, as can be seen from the program schedule on the Latin Club’s page. The Spanish Club truly contributed much to its members’ knowledge of Spain and Latin America, as well as added fun and enjoyment to the re gular school activities.

Miss MacDonald was the guest speaker at the December meeting. She presented a very colorful program about Spain.

107 ROW 6—B. Dopp, L. Jiran, P. Newton, C. Winton, E. Conley, J. Haley, K. Millard, G. Schermehorn, M. Stewart, K. Potter, P. Oversmith, E, Werner. ROW 5—J. Fahndrich, R. Bagley_ D. Moore, K. Millard, B. Ward, J. DePuy, D. Rice, T. Martin, J. Haney, K. Murdock, D. King, L. Van Geison. ROW 4—M. Esterline, K. Millard, M. Hall, L. Black, L. Porter, V. Tillman, S. Schuette, B. Fruin, P. Porter, M. Hannah J. Bohrn. ROW 3—D. Stager, P. Holley, M. Organ, R. Clutter, M. Gibson, R. Schmuck, L. Wood, C. Fisher, D. Fletcher, M. Metzger, D. Carter, S. Brayshaw. ROW 2—J. Kilpatrick, S. Beatty S. Preston, B. Miller, A. Peake, K. Sidnam, J. Chronister, M. Hannah, M. Stewart, H. Jenks, G. Houston. ROW 1—Mrs. Jeffers, associate adviser; R. Allen, treasurer; N. Lanko, historian; R. Embury, parliamentarian; S. Moore, corresponding secretary; C. Black, president; J. McIntosh, vice president; D. Woodworth, recording secretary; V. Flinty treasurer; S. Lambeth, reporter; Mr. Clark, adviser.

COMMERCIAL CLUB

The Commercial Club has for its club slogan, “Service Is Our Major Product,” which has been proven by many events this past year.

The major service project this year was the Fort Custer State Home. During the Christmas season, the Commercial Club actually decorated miles and miles of corridors throughout the entire home and deliv ered over 800 toys, games, and personal items to the hundreds of patients.

The Commercial Club worked at the conces­ sion stand during the regional and state tournaments.

108 One of their largest events was the operation of the concessions business for the Battle Creek Cen­ tral Bearcat games, and in addition, the St. Philip High School football games at C. W. Post Field, the Kellogg Community College home basketball games, the Battle Creek Warrior semi-professional home basketball games, the All-City Junior High Basketball Tournament games, the Battle Creek Council of Veterans of Foreign Wars Children’s Circus, a pro-boxing and a pro-wresttling show, and the region­ al state wrestling tournaments. The biggest event, however, was the District and Regional State Bas­ ketball Tournaments with over 18,000 fans patronizing the concessions stands. The profits from the Commercial Club concession business were shared equally with the Athletic Department of Central.

The club was also very active in the Cooperative Education Club of Michigan, and attended the 18th annual convention at Michigan State University on April 7.

There were many social events included in the Commercial Club’s activities. Among them were movies, skating parties, dinner parties, workshops, and, of course, the annual trip to Chicago for active Seniors only. The greatest social event was the 9th Annual Commercial Club Employer - Employee Banquet at Northwestern on May 21. At this banquet three major trophies were awarded for out­ standing work, scholarship, and service.

The most exciting Commercial Club project was the secret planning, designing, and construction of its annual Homecoming float. Through co-operation, loyalty, and unity, this student organization produced the best all around float, winning the Sue Ferguson Memorial Trophy.

This year’s membership ranged from 65 to 70 students. The officers were: Carolyn Black, presi­ dent; John McIntosh, vice president; Diane Doyle Woodworth, recording secretary; Sharon Moore, cor­ responding secretary; Virginia Flint, treasurer; Bob Embury, parliamentarian; Rick Allen, assistant treasurer; Nancy Lanko, historian; Joan Lambeth, publicity director; Mrs. Ve ra Jeffers, associate ad­ viser, and Mr. Don C. Clark, adviser.

Officers and advisers of the Commercial Club included Mr. Clark, adviser; B. Embury, par­ liamentarian; J. Lambeth, reporter; V. Flint, treasurer; Mrs. Jeffers, co-adviser. Seated are R. Allen, assistant treasurer; S. Moore, corresponding secretary; C. Black, president; J. McIntosh, vice president; D. Doyle, recording secretary. N. Lane, co-historian, is miss­ ing from the picture. ROW 6—S., Wiegand, A. Beisk, P. Cason, P. Benson, P. Wilson, C. Buser, M. Rieben, J. Lazaroff, R. Murray, M. Stevenson, C. Mast, K. Hemry, J. Thayer. ROW 5—E. Smith, K. Fuld, S. Weaver, S. Middleton^ L. Straubel, L. Merrill, C. Elwell, N. Strauss, P. Stone, D. McClure, J. Nye, S. Kingsfield, D. Gonyer. ROW 4—J. Cole, A. Dann, C. Olney, N. Beers, C. Norman, P. Haley, C. Juckett C. Lindsley, L. Johnson, J. Van Repee, C. Terry. ROW 3—D. Willbur, J. Ricker, K. Schanzenlakec, L. Sheffield, J. Blackmar, L.' Woods, S. Gehrman, G. Brown, G. Mihalakis, J. Parris. ROW 2—B. Gemrose, J. Jacobs, C. Forward, S. Simmons, S. Bradfield, A. Ahlschwede, S. Leatherberry, C. McCarty. R. VanCleave. ROW 1—Miss Wills, sponsor; K. Lounsberry, vice president; D. Geleff, secretary; B. Cohen, treasurer; V. Titus, senior board; M. Knight, junior board; L. Miller, sophomore board.

FUTURE TEACHERS

Miss Wills, adviser, and Donna Willbrandt, president, discuss club activities.

Students who were members of the Future Teach­ ers Association experienced a very active school year. The highlights of the club included the build­ ing of their Homecoming float, a baked goods sale, a car wash, various trips to Western Michigan Uni­ versity and Michigan State University, and the sell­ ing of Christmas tags. As their service projects, the members filled Christmas stockings and went carol­ ing. In reward for their various projects, the club treated themselves to a Christmas party and served coffee and cookies to the teachers at the close of the first semester. Finally to end the activities of the Future Teachers Association for this school year, the club awarded two fifty-dollar scholarships to outstanding seniors within the club’s membership.

110 ROW 5—C. Fisher, T. Martin, S. Jinright, A. Wiegand, L. Sheffield, J. Stenman, S. Moffitt, J. Collige, P. Sims. ROW 4—C. Hibbard, L. Johnson, C. Hepler, S. Gill, S. Lambeth, P. Eigenbrode, P. Young, B. McClinton, J. Parris K. Wright. ROW 3—K. Denny, S. Haley, S. Burton, S. Force, D. Rice, B. Fruin, C. Terry, G. Brown, J. Blackmar. ROW 2—J. Lloyd, G. Johnson, E. Jarman, B. Badger, N. Dean, J. Cole^ S. Mitchell, L. Bibbings. ROW 1—E. Kerrigan, J. Chronister, J. Thurman, J. Gault, J. Stookey,* M. Gibson, Mrs. Vanderbrook (adviser). YOLUNTEENS

Although we rarely see the Volunteens around Central, they can always be found performing services in the various hospitals throughout the city. Among their greatly appreciated duties are assisting the nurses as much as possible by admitting and dis­ charging patients, distributing mail, maga­ zines and books, and cheering the patients in general.

The requirements for becoming a Volun- teen are that the student must be at least sixteen years of age and have an expressed desire to serve. At graduation time, after ten hours of service, the Volunteens are awarded their caps, pins, and certificates. Although many of these people are bound for nursing careers, some Volunteens are interested mainly in serving the com­ munity.

I l l ROW 3—D. Eutsey, D. Prechtel, R. Parker, J. Baker, W. Cunningham, Mr. Copeland. ROW 2—M. MacDonald, D. Merriman, C. Ballard, J. Cook, D. Smith, J. Clevenger, M. Morris. ROW 1—M. Sundberg, W. Terry, R. Fitzpatrick, C. Wallace, R. Humbarger, M. Chandler.

DEBATE

The varsity debate team had a very successful season this year, climaxed by placing first in the 6-A League competition. Other tournaments won by the varsity debate squad earlier in the season include the Mid-Season Varsity Debate Champion­ ship, the Cereal Bowl Varsity Championship, and the District Debate Tournament Championship.

The junior varsity team also had a fine season, and won the J. V. division of the Mid-Season Debate Tournament.

Mike Sundberg, Calvin Wallace, Capt. Robert Humbarger, William Bob Humbarger displays the winning trophy Terry, and Richard Fitzpatrick, 6-A Debate champions.

112 ROW 4—Mr. Lewis, J. Cook, D. Faurot, D. Stockford, J. Damoose, D. Prechtel, K. Roberts, Mr. J. Copeland. ROW 3—R. Fitzpatrick, C. Morton, C. Alles, M. Chandler, R. Wood, J. Harbert, D. Krause. ROW 2—M. MacCalla, D. Merriman, J. Clevenger, D. Eustey, D. Smith, S. Wilson, J. Baker. ROW 1—M. Sundberg, S. Berry, W. Terry, R. Van Cleave, M. Morris, L. Knoll, S. Andrews. FORENSICS The Battle Creek Central Forensics contestants this year showed much ability and won many awards and honors for the school. One of the team’s most able speakers, Michael Morris, placed fifth in the District National Extemporaneous Speaking Con­ test at Akron, Ohio. In the 6-A League contest, the team placed second with many fine performances in each event. First places were received by Michael Morris in Extemporaneous Speaking and Silas Andrews in Original Oratory; with third places being taken by Leona Knoll in Interpretative Reading, Randy Van Cleave in Oratory, and Michael Sundberg in Extemporaneous. At the Regional contest, Randy Van Cleave placed first in Oratory. Mike Morris, 6-A champion in Silas Andrews, 6-A champion in Extempore Speech. Original Oratory.

113 HOW 6—C. Alles, C. Pugh, S. Adcock, T. Taylor, C. Yannitelli. ROW 5—G. Brown, K. Nielsen, J. Post, M. Kreick, J. Collige, L. Sheffield, C. Terry, G. Mihalakis, G. Bonifer^ L. Anderson, M. Walkinshaw. ROW 4—J. Blackmar, M. McClure, J. Stenman, L. Woods, N. Dean, J. Swan, R. Tuttle, L. Cole, M. Knight. ROW 3—K. Wade, C. Wood, N. Gehrman, A. Jernberg (exchange student), P. Lillibridge, T. Sheiner D. Willbur, L. Irwin, B. Cohen. ROW 2—J. Storey, B. Fink, S. Davidson, N. Schmidt, J. Barney, J. Olinger, C. Denia, B. Gemrose, M. Mrozovich. ROW 1—A. Ahlschwede, president; N. Stokes, vice president; K. Weik, secretary; G. Owen, treasurer; M. Graham, chaplain; J. Under­ wood, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Taylor, adviser.

TRI-HI-Y

“To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character” is the motto of all Tri-Hi-Y clubs, and the Battle Creek Central Tri-Hi-Y is no exception. By participating in various projects, such as dances and rummage sales, the girls obtained money for the World Service program of the National Y.M.C.A.

This year, the club adopted a ward of girls at the Fort Custer State Children’s Home, and has spent many wonderful and rewarding hours in giving parties and entertainment to these girls.

Last fall some of the members participated in the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Youth Legislature in Lan­ sing, and in the spring many went to the United Nations Assembly in Grand Rapids. The con­ cluding activities were a picnic with Hi-Y and the installation of new officers.

114 ROW 3—S. Wilber, D. Schweitzer, P. Weinberg, M. MacCalla, R. Woolner, D. Von Chawes, P. Smith. ROW 2—D. Bennitt, D. Mcllroy, B. Schill, D. Pattullo, M. Raley, J. Hurley, R. Weiss. ROW 1—J. Kerner, president; J. Jacobs^ vice president; T. West, secretary; S. Hoelsher, treasurer; M. Messer, chaplain; H. Snook, adviser.

HI-Y

The Battle Creek Central Hi-Y Club is a commu­ nity service club that is in connection with the Y.M.C.A. This past year the club experienced many interesting activities including State Legislasture, a mock state law-making body, a panel discussion with the T ri-Hi-Y Club, and a hilarious basketball game with the Tri-Hi-Y girls. Hi-Y also sponsored car washes and dances in order to earn money which was donated to various charity funds.

The officers of Hi-Y were, from left to right: Tom West, secretary; John Jacobs, vice president; Jim Kerner, president; and Steve Hoelsher, treasurer. ROW 6—A. Larson, D. DeLano, J. Hubbert, R. Tabiadon, D. Whipple, D. Houston, H. West, G. Wolfe, B. Geib, M. Pennock D. Rix. ROW 5 C.Smith, P. Benson, J. Traxler, L. Youngs, K. Murdock, L. Davis, B. Wright, L. Pennock, K. McCrossen, V. Flockhart, K. Finn, A. Houser P. Roepke. ROW 4—P. Fuld, D. Fox, W. Jones, R. Carr, D. Monroe, S. Shafer, S. Novek, J. Shellenberger, D. Kain, J. Sloney, D. Hanger, C. Basner, J. Mosier. ROW 3—J. Hulbert, K. Harrison, B. Thorpe, L. Ribble, S. Burton M. Esterline, M. Sullivan, C. Burchard, M. Smith, D. Wolfe, K. Westcott, C. Ughetti, Y. Yochim, M. Borr. ROW 2—M. McMannis, M. Cotter, S. Smith, S. Corwin, M. Harvey, C. Wilber, J. Koxx, M. Mainone, J. Judin, D. Hansen, G. Tabiadon. ROW 1—Mr. Christenson, adviser; M. Barney, president; J. Reppert, vice president; S. Wolf, secretary; S. Doubledee, treasurer; D. Hall, president-elect; C. Waterbury, E. Kerrigan, V. Myers.

USHER CLUB

A very active club at Central is the Usher Club. Besides their regular ushering for the Wildlife Series, Band Follies, and Graduation Exercises, they also ushered for Liberace and other exciting per­ formances. They built a float for Homecoming this year, and sponsored a candy sale, the proceeds from which, combined with ushering fees, provided for a Halloween party, a wrestling meet - pizza party, a skating party, a pot-luck picnic, a Christmas banquet at the Post Tavern Motor Inn where cash prizes were presented to the best candy salesmen, and an Awards Banquet at Win Schuler’s at which pins, guards,'and certificates were given to eligible members. The Usher Club is designed for work and fun, as any member can tell you.

Usher Club’s officers were, from left to right: David Hall, president-elect; Jean Reppert, vice president; Susan Wolf, secretary; Mick Barney, president; and Sarah Doubledee, treasurer.

116 ROW 4—N. Beers, J. Blackmar, C. Terry, L. Sheffield, S. Burton, S. Adcock, J. Collige, K. Schanzenbaker. ROW 3—V. Titus, P. Lillibridge, D. Willbur, K. Weik, M. Hildebrand, N. Strauss, B. Stockwsll. ROW 2—M. Copeland board member; J. Storey, board member; J. Stump, board member; M. Graham, A. Ahlschwede, B. Gemrose, K. Wade. ROW 1—M. J. Mrozovich, president; D. Willbrandt, vice president; S. Gray, secretary; R. Raley, treasurer; L. Mason, parliamentarian; Miss Schoonmaker, adv.ser. D. of L. One of the largest, most active and worth-while clubs at Battle Creek Central is the Daughters of Liberty. Each high school girl is automatically a member, but only a relatively small group of girls actually participate actively in doing their part to promote the purpose of the club. Under the advisorship of Miss Christina Schoonmaker, the D. of L. experienced a very exciting and prosperous year. Their activities included a baked goods sale, car washes, and various dances which were greatly appreciated and well-attended by the student body.

The officers of D. of L. were, from left to right: Mary Jo Mrozovich, president; Donna Willbrandt, vice president; Shirley Gray, secretary; Robin Raley, treasurer; and Laura Mason, parliamentarian.

117 ROW 5—J. MacLane, S. Middleton, H. Stocker, M. Sullivan, R. Basso, L. Johnson, *S. Haughey, J. Forbes, L. Johnson. ROW 4—S. Schuettqe, G. Bunn, L. Ribble, K. Harrison, G. Bonifer, N. Walkinshaw, C. Lindsley C. Smith, L. Fraser. ROW 3—*J. Ballard, M. Bobinac, S. Gilbert, L. Bundy, C. Pufpaff, T. Munger, G. Storey, M. Soilner. ROW 2—J. Yeo, R. Allen, *L. Knoll, R. McEachen, *D. Willbur, D. Bryant, B. Hustwick, B. Gemrose. ROW 1—*S. Leatherberry, secretary; *G. McWilliams^ treasurer; *L. Cole, vice president; Mr. Peck, sponsor; N. Jernberg, exchange student; B. Fink, exchange student. •Thespian Honor Society Members

DRAMATICS CLUB

Mr. Peck, adviser, and Randy Van Cleave, president, discuss some club activities.

Students who have an interest in dra­ matics may experience fun and enjoyment by joining the Dramatics Club. The mem­ bers have the opportunity to participate on the various committees, such as scenery, make-up, publicity, props, and costumes. This year the club’s outstanding project was “Charley’s Aunt.”

Mr. Peck served faithfully as adviser, with the help of the club president, Randy Van Cleave. In the picture to the side, Mr. Peck and Randy discuss some club activi­ ties. ROW 4—B. Carson, D. Peters, D. Laws, R. Smith, S. Murray, F. Probst, D. Moore T. Hodges, J. Misner, J. Hayes, B.Borden, M. Hayes. ROW 3—C. Milks, R. Janson, L. Wadsworth, M. Cope, T. Whalen, D. Warren, T. Taylor, K. Nielsen, B. Ragla, L. Mills. ROW 2—N. Regas, D. Bracy, D. Rice, J. Ponitz, P. Clancey, B. Vollmar, J. Heffelfinger D. Fletcher, D. Pattullo. ROW 1—Mr. Loving, adviser; T. Danna, president; J. Whalen, vice president; J. Crosby, treasurer; R. Murphy, sergeant-at-arms; D. White, secretary; D. Speights, parliamentarian.

LETTERMEN’S CLUB

Any boy who has earned a letter in one of the competitive sports at Central is eligible to join the Lettermen’s Club. Its purpose is to promote fellowship among our athletes and to boost school spirit. The members are always seen holding the ropes and checking coats at home basketball games.

119 PEP CLUB

| Probably the most active club at Central is the Girls’ Pep Club. This year the girls have done an exceptional job in promoting school spirit.

I WE’U BEAT YOU U k l ViEW I I OH, YES WE W ILL! I WEHAVEA b e t t e r team and you l l get killed. ■ WHEN YOU’RE NOT WINNING YW LLBEBLUE. W . SPARTANS. YOU’RE ALL THROUGH! I 120 MARCHING BAND

Under the direction of Mr. Charles Kirsch, the various instrumental music or­ ganizations have performed extremely well, and have been rewarded with high ratings. The Marching Band demonstrated precision in perform ance at every home football game, and participated at the annual “Band Day” last fall. The band also marched in several parades.

This year Ann Misner, Kathy Nielsen, and Nancy McDonald were the Battle Creek Central majorettes, with Ann as the head ma­ jorette. Mick Gifford led the band as drum major, and Joe Malcuit was his assistant. ROW 4—P. Jenney, G.Nickerson, J. VanderSchaaf, R. Janson, S. Root, J. McWilliams, P. Dougherty, D. Billings, D. Bryant, D. Laws, S. Sessions, S. Kirtley, S. Gehrman, D. Smith, S. Moffitt, B. Ragla, W. Johnson, R. Barber, D. Furman, M. McMillan, J. Ma Basso, G. Wolfe, F. Talbott, W. Mahar, J. Bentley, J. Malcuit, B. Carson, C. Sampson. ROW 3—L. Lovett, S. Davidson, B. Thorpe, B. Hilton, K. DeLano, D. Hodge, G. Snyder, A. Ahlschwede, S. McAllister, D. Little, E. Cronk- hite, M. Hall, J. Lutz, C. Sims, M. Hanna, C. Handley, A. Caldwell, R. Ritter, J. Robbins, K. Nielson, C. Waterbury, D.Cas J. Wismer, J. Pendill, T. Janson, J. Farr, G. Bowden, R. Smith, M. Richardson, K. Buck, B. Wisner.

A CAPPELD

The A Cappella officers were from left to right, Wendell Mahar, vice-president; Gary Nickerson, president; Margie Clayton, secretary; Ann Ahlschwede, secre­ tary; and Jean Reppert, treasurer. Under the direction of “Pops” Richards, the A Cappella has completed another suc­ cessful year. One of the most active orga­ nizations at Central, the group has earned tthe reputation of being one of the finest high school choirs in Michigan.

In April the choir went to the District Contest where they received a “SUPE­ RIOR” in all fields for the second year in succession. Basides various concerts throughout the community, A Cappella per­ formed at each Junior High School in the city, and traveled by invitation to Olivet to sing. They also sang at the Christmas As­ sembly, Easter Assembly, Commencement, at the Southwestern Michigan Vocal Music Festival at Kalamazoo, and at an outdoor concert in May.

122 ROW 2—D. Wolfe, P. Williams, L. Bundy, C. Bloomensaat, E. Hennink, K. Jennings, L. Johnson, D. Geleff, R. Young, P. Holley, D. Ed­ wards, S. Corwin, S. Bradshaw, C. Chilton, S. Johnson, B. Dornton, P. Wilson, C. Elwell, C. Richards, B. Caldwell, L. Woods, J. Post, L. Sheffield, N. Jernberg, J. Reppert, J. Byrd, S. Haughey, C. Smith. ROW 1—S. Middleton, E. Hayes, K. Packer, L. Nightingale, A. Langs, P. Lillibridge, J. Barney, J. Ballard, W. Sellers, C.Waterbury, E. Wilkins, B. Zeltman, G. Bonnifer, J. Vrijhof, T. Taylor, C. Young. L. Secor, J. Nielsen, S. Gilbert, S. McDaniel, F. Williamson, G. Chamberlain, C. Heckler, M. Clayton, J. Chamberlin, B. Williamson, J. Thurman. mOIR

There were several sectional leaders and three accompanists in A Cappella this past year.

To raise funds, the A Cappella was seen at every home football game and basketball game selling programs. They also took charge of the concession stands fo r Band Follies and the M.E.A. Convention. With the profits from this, the choir was able to send the entire group to Clear Lake Camp in the fall, sponsor scholarships to Inter- lochen Music Camp, and pay for various other projects. One of the main projects for this year was the building of a home­ coming float which won “Most Original.” ROW 2—M. Potter, B. Banks, P. Noble, D. Eagy, R. McCumsey, A. Wlegand, C. Pulley, D. Burgess, L. Rabideau, P. Oversmith, A. Robbins, L. Crowell, L. Kilpatrick, N. Myers, N. Stillwell, W. Johnso 1, F. W ilier T. Sheiner, E. Coleman, S. Markham, P. Sims, B. Mc- Clinton, K. Luna, M. Harrington. ROW 1—C. Baker, V. Flint, M. Whyle, K. Bolden, M. Conant, B. Cohei, D. Bouchard, M. Hayes, L. Price, J. Warren, S. Tedrow, S. Jin- right, W. Manz, C. Wilber S. Harms, S. Wright, P. Newton, N. Gregory, S. Webb, M. Dickson, C. Gault, J. Thayer, S. Harris, P. Reed, S. West, G. Smith.

MEN’S CHOIR

Men’s Chorus is primarily a class in music appreciation and voice training for membership into A Cappella. The choir concentrates on achieving a good tone and specializes in stylized numbers such as “Ave Verum Corpus” and “God So Loved the World.” In April the choir sang at the Southwestern Vocal Music Festival with a group of 2,300 students from all over Michigan. They also sang with the Treble Choir and the A Cappella in an outdoor concert on May 30.

ROW 3—F. Moore, H. Speights, B. Witherspoon, J. Lockmiller, R. Stoiber, K. Richardson, S. Andrews, C. Williams, J. Ordway R. Rudolph, D. Huff. ROW 2—E. English, D. English, R. Chevers, A. Hill, V. Barve, D. Swafford, E. Hutchens, I. McGee, R. Willis, A. Cummings. ROW 1—K. Willis, B. Campbell, R. Brown, D. Balch_ G. Kilpatrick, J. Hammons, S. Robinson, J. Evans, A. Smith, S. Evans.

124 ROW 4—S. Eutsey, R. Davis, B. Pierce, A. E. Hayes, L. Burgess, M. Hollis, S. Benson, C. Harris, P. Stone, N. Strauss, S. Arnett, C. Juckett, J. Nagy, G. Henry B. Henry, P. Williams, K. Sidnam, D. Rice, S. Godfrey, S. Mosley, C. Davison, C. Clutter, J. Gault. ROW 3—M. Tatum, B. Kanz, D. Perkins, S. Wiegand, V. McKenzie, P. Hind, S. Mitchell, G. Thomas, M. Hollis, C. Basner, M. Clark J. Caldwell, S. Ashbum, S. Bickham, S. Gentry, K. Warren, B. Thrash, J. Koxx, D. Davis, J. Atkinson, S. Bowser, D. Kellogg," M. Perry C. Smith, G. Perry.

TREBLE CHOIR

The Treble Choir in the past few years is beginning to be recognized as a fine singing group as well as a training class for A Cappella. It has become a tradition for the Treble Choir and orchestra to present the Thanksgiving Assembly. They also participated in the Christmas Assembly, and gave several Christmas programs through­ out the community. In April the girls traveled to Kalamazoo where they took part in the Southwestern Vocal Music Festival. Along with the rest of the vocal music de­ partment, they participated in an outdoor concert in May.

This was a common scene in the vocal music room.

125 ROW 1—J. Monaweck, M. Borr, V. Livingston, C. Chadderdon, J. Lloyd, S. Shafer, J. Kenney, A. Felts. ROW 2—J. Morris, M. Husted, L. Priest, S. Evans, B. Richardson, L. Forsythe, M. Campbell, A. Mackety, D. Green, M. Susag, C. Waterbury, M. Walters, T. Edwards. ROW 3—R. DeMent, J. Malcuit, B. Schumacher, R. Janson, M. Judd, J. Taylor, B. Sovern, R. Mathis, J. Pendill, L. Muhlenforth, J. Dobberti Janson, B. Hubbart, T. Farmer, J. Lenneman, B. Barney, K. Roberts, D. Bishop, M. Tobias, C. Wallace.

CONCERT BANO

ROW 1—J. Vrijhof, C. Richards, E. Hodges, M. Nogrady, W. Sellers, C. Ostrander. ROW 2—J. Cox, J. Stookey, M. Sovern, S. Richardson, S. Bohrn, M. Walters, P. Benson, J. Cole, P. Stannard, P. Roepke. ROW 3—D. Wolfe, D. Deaton, S. Simmons, M. McClain, S. Shafer, C. Chadderdon, M. Borr, J. Monaweck, M. Husted, L. Swartz3 Wells, R. Wood, D. Hanger. ROW 4—S. Wells, N. McNeal, S. Rarick, D. Shepard, R. Johnson, N. Regas, T. Corey, J. Shook, J. Allison, B. Hallack, D. Wright, M. Gifford, D. Stanley, D. Evans, J. McEachen, B. Dey, J. Freeburn, B. Phillips, K. Gregory, J. Husted, K. Dey, J. Gysel, J. Letter. ROW 5—J. Artz, B. Galovich, S. Wilbur, C. Andrina, M. King, E. Durham, B. Cleaveland, B. Perry, J. Rocho, C. English, J. Davis, C. Heckler, B. Knox, Mr. Kirsch. lND orchestra

ROW 4—M. Haskins, K. Fuld, D. Green, J. Morris, I. McGee, M. Spaulding, R. Harris, T. Janson, A. Taylor, B. Sloney, J. Dobbertin, T. Bond, T. Hodges, C. Wallace, J. Gysel, A. Coffman, A. McGilbray, C. Coy, G. Henry. ROW 5—Mr. Kirsch, R. Cromwell, G. Buckner, G. Bolen, S. Wilbur, B. Cleaveland, R. Droscha, B. Coulter, C. Heckler, R. Gray. ROW 5—S. Gilbert, M. Kreick, S. Moffitt, R. Kopp, K. Lesh, S. Burton, B. Shill, W. Roberts, J. Fahndrich, B. Badgeley. ROW 4—L. Woods, G. Brown, L. Carroll, B. Cohen, F. Wilkey, J. Williamson, L. Sheffield, K. Jennings, D. McClure. ROW 3—B. Howard, J. Stevenson, G. Houston, E. Shipley, L. Irwin, M. Miner, G. Mihalakis, G. Bonifer, S. Gilstrom, L. Bibbings. ROW 2—Miss Burke, adviser; J. Keagle, R. Hirleman, D. Peters, J. Uldriks, R. Blood, N. Nastos, M. Owens, Mr. Krause, adviser. ROW 1—R. Raley, business manager; G. Owen, editorial board; R. Rossman, editorial board; D. Willbur, editorial board; J. Carlson, edi­ torial board; N. Schmidt, editorial board; J. Dontje, exchange editor.

“CENTRAL KEY” STAFF

As in past years, our school newspaper, the CENTRAL KEY, was published every two weeks and was greatly appreciated by the majority of the student body. It provided a way in which to become informed of the school’s activities as well as entertainment.

An editorial board diligently served under the advisorship of Miss Evelyn Burke in composing the newspaper. Hundreds of articles were carefully written concerning all of the scholastic, athletic, social, and cultural achievements of Central. There were also several interesting editorials and fea­ tures including Bearcats on Parade in each issue.

Much busy work was also done by the business staff which had to sell the many inches of advertising and by Mr. Krause and his printing staff which printed each and every paper.

Three members of the editorial board, Roger Rossman, Joy Carlson, and Diane Willbur, plan layouts for the KEY.

128 ROW 3—L. Woods, G. Brown, M. Miner, Miss Burke, M. Kreick, L. Irwin, S. Gilbert. ROW 2—K. Nielsen, R. Raley, R. Rossman, N. Schmidt, G. Nickerson, J. Reppert, J. Crosby, P. Clancey. ROW 1—J. Carlson, S. Campbell, G. Owen, M. Graham, J. Uldriks, J. Olinger, D. Willbur.

QUILL AND SCROLL

Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists. In order to be eligible and accepted into this society, each student must devote at least one hun­ dred hours of their time to writing newspaper articles for the CENTRAL KEY or helping with the production of the annual PAEAN. It was truly an eventful and memorable experience for each member as they were initiated into the society by Miss Evelyn Burke at the close of the school year.

Nanci Schmidt, Gayle Owen, and Sandy Campbell, members of the editorial board, worked many hours on the CENTRAL KEY.

129 ROW 6—L. Sykes, J. Kenney, J. Chamberlin, S. Taylor, S. Kirtley, T. VerHey, M. West, D. Carnell, S. Kissinger, B. Caldwell, D. Buck. ROW 5—B. Kopp J. DePuy, L. Cutsinger, C. Basner, M. Tubbs, D. Eutsey, J. Cable, J. Thayer, C. Richman, P. Roepke. ROW 4—R. Tuttle, K. Westcott, C. Richards, M. Hall, G. Sims, N. Dean, G. Brown, K. Nielsen, K. Tedrow. ROW 3—L. Anderson, C. Juckett, K. Kindy, J. Cole, B. Wisner L. Sheffield, J. Stenman, C. Elwell, C. Terry. ROW 2—A. Taylor, S. Godfrey, B. Embury, M. Cole, P. AkersI R. Alien, P. Weinberg, J. Barney, J. Storey. ROW 1—N. Schmidt, art editor; M. Graham assistant editor; Miss Burke, adviser; J. Uldriks, editor; J. Olinger, business manager.

“PAEAN” REPRESENTATIVES

The year book is made available to Central students by the long hours of work of many people. Miss Evelyn Burke, adviser, felt the brunt of the work, but so did Jan Uldriks, the editor-in-chief, and Marcia Graham, associate editor. Yet without the help of the advertising managers, the homeroom rep­ resentatives, and the several staff assistants, the PAE AN could not possibly be produced.

Maureen Kreick, Jennifer Dontje, Donna Brown, and Gail Brown Jt is difficult for those who are not in any proved invaluable in assisting the staff. . ; way associated with the PAEAN staff to lm- agine just how much time had to be devoted each day. Not only did hundreds of pictures have to be planned, scheduled, and taken, but also much copy had to be written, and rewrit­ ten several times. Proofreading and making layouts and dummies took many hours of con­ centrated effort.

The business department had to assume great responsibility in selling the pages of ad­ vertising which provide the necessary funds used in the making of a yearbook. The busi­ ness managers also spent much of their time recording payments collected from the stu­ dents by the homeroom representatives.

130 PAEAN STAFF

JANET ULDRIKS MISS EVELYN BURKE MARCIA GRAHAM Editor-in-Chief Adviser Associate Editor

JANET OLINGER NANCI SCHMIDT JEAN REPPERT Co-Business Manager Art Editor Co-Business Manager

KEN NIELSEN PETE CLANCEY JIM CROSBY Photographer Co-Sports Editor Co-Sports Editor

131

There are many various extra

curricular activities at Central

which are designed to add the needed

fun and enjoyment to our school days.

These activities provide a way in which

to become better acquainted with our

fellow classmates through co-operation, and

at the same time contribute much to

memories we

years at Battle Creek Central

ACTIVITIES

These are the ten senior girls that were chosen by their class to represent them in the Homecoming election: Seated— Nancy Stokes, Ann Misner, Jodie Jacobs, Karla Weik. Standing — Jane Underwood, Gayle Kuchenreuther, Jessie Storey, Robin Raley, Gayle Owen and Pam Jaquint. 136 A TOUCH OF GOLD CEREAL BOWL

December 13 was the date for the seventeenth annual Cereal Bowl Relays held in the Youth Building pool. Queen Robin Raley reigned over the events of the night. She and her court of Gayle Kuchenreuther, Ann Misner, Jane Underwood, and Karla Weik, distributed the appropriately marked wooden Cereal Bowls to the winners of each of the various relays. Our Bearcats swam hard and placed second in this great sports event. Cereal Bowl Top Ten, left to right, seated: Karla Weik, Jane Underwood, Robin Raley, Ann Misner, Gayle Kuchenreuther. Standing: Jessie Storey, Nancy Stokes, Gayle Owen, Mary Jo Mrozovich, and Pam Jaquint. 1964 Chorus Line Gill Sisters, Tap Duo Jim Cook, Accordion Solo Skit, “Adam and Eve” Mick Gifford, Emcee Skit, “Mace Trace— Space Ace” Nancy McDonald, Baton Solo Ellyn Hodges, Charleston “Up Ad Linda Cole, Monologue The Nu-Tones

140 Calvin Wallace, Trumpet Solo Mr. Peck and Mr. Kirsch Linda Devine, Ballet Solo Ira McGee, Saxophone Solo Judy Vrijhof, Violin Solo Skit, “Chicken Pie in the Sky’ V tom Scenery Committee 1964 Production Staff 1964 Secretaries “Up An Atom” Finale Skit, “Up An Atom”

141 Carolyn Barlow, Tap Solo Stage Crew Ann Caldwell, Vocal Solo Skit, “Cassius the Great” 27th Annua 1964 Majorettes Follies’ Dance Band Mick Gifford, Emcee Honey-Tones, Vocal Group The Wolfe Cubs and the Sue Leatherbery, Piano Solo VanderSchaaf Brothers 142 Crystals Combo Linda Johnson, Musical Skit The Stellar Stars Shari Rarick, Acrobatic Ballet Solo >and Follies Brent Hylton, Piano Solo The Pro-Tones Cindy Richards, Vocal Solo Chuck Kirsch, Vocal Solo Ramona Policella, Jazz Modern Solo The Twenty-Eight Coronets 143 idCHARLEY

Cast Jack ...... Bob McEachen

Brassett ...... Gerry Storey

Charley . . . . . Tom Munger |

Fancourt Babberly . . . Dick Bryant

K itty ...... Linda Colei

Am y ...... Larraine Bundy ,1

Spettigue ...... Chuck Morton j

Sir Francis . . . Randy Van Cleave :

Donna Lucia . . Deborah Armstrong

E l a ...... Sue Gilbert! JNT”

On November 29 and 30, the tal­ ented members of the student body, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Peck, presented Brandon Thomas’s “Charley’s Aunt” in the W. K. Kellogg Auditorium. The audiences were highly entertained with the amusing production which proved to be an outstanding success for the Dramatic Club. The various pictures on these two pages show some of the most in­ teresting moments of the comedy. The wonderful performance was a great reward to all the members of the various crews who made this fall play possible.

145 “BYE BYE BIRDIE55

Cast of Characters

Albert Peterson - - Calvin VanderSchaaf

Rose Alvarez - - - - Cindy Richards

Conrad B ird ie ...... Dave Warren

Kim M acAfee ...... Susie Gilbert

Mrs. MacAfee - - - Janis Chamberlin

Mr. MacAfee - - - Jerry VanderSchaaf

Randolph MacAfee - - Tommy Richards

Mae Peterson ...... Ann Caldwell

Hugo Peabody ...... Tom Munger

Ursula M e rk le ...... Jane Parris

Mrs. M e r k l e ...... Jane Ballard

M ayor ...... Richard Bryant

Mayor’s W if e ...... Linda Cole

Gloria Rasputin - - - Ann Ahlschwede 147 Tw enty-five cents please!

Program Sales Surprise!

“A” Floor 149 Tim e out!

Professor Pearson

W eight lifting? Football half-tim e performance

6-A Student Council luncheon

151 “Tw ist and Shout”

Exchange Student Agneta Jernberg

Twirp Week

152 m s I

RADIO CLUB

Some of the most important

highlights throughout the school

year are the various sports events. The

varsity and junior varsity teams in our

sports program at Battle Creek Central

provide an excellent opportunity for many

boys to participate directly and indi­

rectly in a sport in which they have

a particular interest and ability.

ATHLETICS Susie Gilbert Jodie Jacobs Lori Woods Nancy Gehrman Pat Haley Shari Rarick VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Nancy Gilbert Joan Stevens Jackie Thayer Linda Nightingale Captain Jodie Jacobs Carol Terry, Assistant, and Jane Underwood, Frisky

The six spirited varsity cheerleaders, led by Captain Jodie Jacobs, worked hard to promote spirit around and about Central. These girls, who were found at all foot­ ball games, basketball games, and swimming meets, added color as well as pep wherever they went. All six attended cheerleading camp where they learned many new cheers to teach to the student body. Central had a unique squad this year, with five Juniors and Jodie the only Senior.

Susie

Jodie

Lori

Sally

Pat

Shari

157 COACHES

MR. KILBORN HALL MR. JASON LOVING MR. PIERCE ROBERTS MR. JAMES RIFFE Y MR. JACK FINN Head Cross Country Coach Head Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Head Track Coach

MR. GERALD GRAHAM MR. ROBERT HEFFELFINGER MR. GEORGE GE R DEM A N Athletic Director Assistant Football Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Equipment Manager MR. JERRY MILLER MR. JAMES STILES Head Tennis Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach

MR. JACK SCHILS MR. SONNY TGIROS MR. EARL WILLMARTH MR. JAMES GRAVES Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Ticket Manager Head Golf Coach Assistant Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach

Missing are Mr. Brian Nagle, Assistant Swimming Coach, and Mr. Paul Vogel, Head Swimming Coach

158 ROW 3—R. Kanaga, manager, G. Bolen, R. Bebow, R. Brown, R. Masten, J. Brackett, W. Carr, J. Hildenbrand, manager, B. Slocum, K. Leche, T. Smith, K. Jones, M. Doyle, G. Johnson, manager. ROW 2—T. Whalen, R. Gardner, D. McCleery, G. Dameron, D. Fletch2r, G. Yarger, D. Moore, M. Cope, T. Taylor, J. Ponitz, R. Smith, D. Warren, J. Pilkington, A. Williams, D. Barlow. ROW 1—D. Bickham, S. Andrews, J. Heffelfinger, P. Clancey, T. Danna, J. Crosby, J. Whalen, captain, D. Speights, D. Laws, R. Murphy, F. Probst, T. Hodges, M. Abbott.

VARSITY FOOTBALL

The 1963 Battle Creek Central football team battled its way to a 7 win-2 loss record this season. The Bearcats finished second in the 6-A Conference and were awarded seventh and eighth place state rankings on the UPI and AP polls, respectively.

This successful season cannot be credited to a f ew individuals, but to the team as a whole, and to head coach Mr. Jack Finn, and his assistants, Mr. J ison Loving, Mr. Jack Schils, and Mr. Bob Heffel­ finger. It was this solid, hard-fighting unit that breught about the Bearcat victories.

The squad was ably led by John Whalen, tean captain, and three other stand-outs, Jim Crosby, Ron Murphy, and Pete Clancey, who were the four players placed on the All 6-A Conference team. Tom Danna called the plays at the quarterback position, while Dick Speights was the leading pass receiver of the year.

Gary Dameron drives for short yardage Tom Hodges eludes tackier at against Lakeview. East Lansing. FOOTBALL SENIORS

CAPTAIN JOHN WHALEN DAVE BICKHAM TOM DANNA These seniors led the 1963 Bearcat football team to a very successful season.

JON HEFFELFINGER DON L A W S

RON MURPHY JIM PILKINGTON JIM P O N I T Z FRED PROBST TERRY TAYLOR DICK SPEIGHTS The 1963 football season was filled with many memories. For the first time in 20 years, the Bearcats won over arch­ rival Ann Arbor, 34-0. At Kalamazoo, sheer determination brought the team from behind to win 7-6 on John Whalen’s extra point. The 300th football victory in the history of Battle Creek Central was recorded when Jackson bowed, 32- 12. Possibly most important, a football series and a hopeful tradition was start­ ed when the Bearcats walloped cross­ town rival, Lakeview, 40-0, to bring an end to the brilliant season.

Dick Speights comes through with long yardage gains on passes from quarterback, Tom Danna.

Excited players ring the Victory Bell after the 34-0 win over Ann Arbor.

Tom Hodges outruns opponent for a vital Bearcat touchdown.

162 ROW 3—D. Martin, C. Glau, M. West, L. Rizor, H. West, R. Harris, D. Gehrman, D. Diget, U. Lazaroff, J.Sommer, B. Dontje, J. Potter, M. Rolfe, T. Vogt, F. Jarman, D. Coy, R. Adams. ROW 2—M. Darr, B. Barney, R. Johnson, R. Walker, B. Ure, J. VanderSchaaf, J. Smith, F. Brown, C. Fox, S. Miller, L. Yarger, J. John­ son, M. Buser, M. O’Connell, L. Guy, C. English, B. Evans, C. Swift. ROW 1—F. Jones, D. Clark, D. Mercer, J. Younglove, B. Caraway, C. Clute, M. Tubbs, F.Perry, R. Upton, H.Baughman, J. Brandimore, B. Decker, C. English, T. Zeithhamel, S. Robinson, P. Jenney. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL

Central’s Junior Varsity football squad also had a great season, losing only one game with seven victories. This lone loss came on a muddy field at the hands of a good Kalamazoo team. The squad showed very good strength and speed, plus fine depth, a combination that makes a winning team.

The Little Bearcats were well trained by Head Coach Pierce Roberts, and his assistants, Mr. Sonny Tgiros and Mr. Paul Vogel.

163 ROW 4—E. Lindsley, H. Carr, K. Roebuck. ROW 3—C. Dismuke, D. Shaffer, J. Wilcox, D. McCavish, H. Braddock. ROW 2—C. Griswold, D. Waltz, G. Riste, K. Long. ROW 1—B. Smith, S. Gillett, C. Milks.

CROSS COUNTRY

Strength, courage, and stamina were displayed this fall by the members of the cross country team. These boys devoted many hours of hard work to their sport, while receiving very little credit. Although the season record could have been im­ proved, the boys kept the fighting Bearcat spirit at all times.

Coach Kilborn Hall and Captain Stan Gillett deserve much praise for their efforts to produce a good, strong team. ROW 5—R. Masten, P. Jenney, J. Vogel, S. Root, D. Switzer, D. Hoffman, S. DeLing. ROW 4—M. Bobinic, D. Adberg, D. Frank, C. Fox, B. Ragla, F. Smith. ROW 3—O. Bishop, K. DeLano, D. Sligei, M. Tubbs, G. Gillett, J. Standback, D. Rich. ROW 2—H.Carr, D. Liss, S. Maifert, F. Perry, D. Moore, J. Britan yak. ROW 1—Mr. Jim Stiles, assistant coach, R. Spohn, L. Keagle, R. Mathis, T. Whalen, S. Robinson, Mr. Sonny Tgiros, coach,

WRESTLING This year’s wrestling team was a young, aggressive squad that made very good showings despite the many injuries that beset it. The won-lost record could not pos­ sibly show the determination and long hours of hard practice that these grapplers put in during the season. Mike Cope captained the team under the first-year head coaching of Mr. Sonny T giros and his assistant, Mr. James Stiles. Stand-outs fo r the year included Scipio Evans, Roy Spohn, Larry Keagle, Mike Cope, Ron Mathis, and Tom Whalen. Hopes for a brilliant season next year run high, as all this year’s wrestling let- termen will be returning to the squad.

Ron Mathis and Tom Whalen show the referee’s position.

165 Larry Keagle and Roy Spohn tangle during a practice session.

Mike Cope subdues Charley Brown in a meet with Lakeview.

Calvin Fox scores Don Moore and Fred Perry in a practice match.

166 E. Durham, J. Heffelfinger, B. Carson, D. Speights, D. Peters, B. Davidson, M. Drake, J. Misner, C. Gordon, R. Sm.th, T. Word, S. Murray, D. Loye, W. Carr, Coach James Riffey.

VARSITY BASKETBALL

The 1963-64 varsity basketball squad finish­ ed its season with a 9 win, 10 loss record. This record is not a correct indication of the talent contained in the squad, as co-captains, Jon Heffelfinger and Dick Speights and the other senior members on the team displayed a combination of both talent and determina­ tion.

Two impressive wins were rolled up after completion of the regular season when the Bearcats defeated Lakeview and Sturgis to capture the District title for the second con­ secutive year. However, Central was stopped in the Regional contest by an undefeated Al­ bion team.

Coach Jim Riffey will be working hard for another good season next year with his re­ turning lettermen, and the players up from the undefeated J. V. team.

Dick Speights drives in for a basket against Albion in the regional tournaments.

1S7 DICK SPEIGHTS JON HEFFELFINGER

TERRY WORD

BOB CA R SON JOHN MISNER Junior Richard Smith grapples for the ball in action with Kalamazoo.

(Upper right): Junior Eddie Durham goes up for a (Below): Steve Murray soars high to steal jump shot while Bob Carson sets himself for a rebound. rebound against Lansing Everett.

Co-Captain John Heffelfinger drives for lay-up against a helpless defender. C. Howlett, J. Cable, P. Handy, J. Jones, M. West, E. Henry, C. English, H. Braddock, W. Shavers, R. Johnson, L. Lapham, S. Henderson, B. Powell, F. Blake, S. Miller, H. Jackson, Coach Jack Schils.

JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL

“Undefeated” fully describes the season completed by the 1963-64 Little Bearcat basketball team. Their record was 15 wins and no losses. There were close games that provided much excitement and thrills for the crowd, and there were runaways in which the team exhibited both class and talent. Basketball fans showed up early at the fieldhouse to watch the excellent ball playing of Odis Howlett, Freddie Jones, Frank Blake, Carl English, Scott Miller, and others, all of whom will make a welcome addition to next year’s varsity squad.

Coach Jack Schils should be praised for the work he did in developing these boys into the fine ball club that they were.

SEASON RECORD 61 Portage 43 64 ______Everett 61 Overtime 68 ______...... ____ J8t- Ann Arbor 56 67 M i- -...... Lakeview 49 68 ___ J§£_____ ...... Kalamazoo 62 65 ______Eastern 50 69 ...______G. R. South 44 59 ______,_____ ...... Jackson 44 73 ------_ Sexton 67 71 ______.______Ann Arbor 57 84 Kalamazoo 56 67 ______.. Hastings 55 72 ..... |...... H Eastern 40 83 S H E ______Sexton 69 60 Jackson 48 ROW 3—G Bolen, Mr. Brian Nagle, assistant coach, P. Green, S. Gillett, D. Mcllroy, D. White, L. Burgett, J. Keagle, Mr. Paul Vogel, coach. ROW 2—M. Gardner, S. Gillette, J. Pastor, D. Waltz, D. Pattullo, L. Douglas, D. Green, B. Schill, B. Hatton, K. Long, M. Jollay. ROW 1—M. MacCalla, D. Diget, S. Howard, B. Gardner, J. Wemmer, J. Callihan, D. Bennett, T. Vogt, T. Carlson, B. Fisher, T. Hastings, B. Healy.

SWIMMING

This year’s swimmers, led by co-captains Dave White and Don Mcllroy, had a very fine season, finishing with six wins and three losses in dual meet competition. The splashers also placed second in the Cereal Bowl Relays, second in the 6-A meet, and fourth in the state meet.

Since the bulk of the squad was com­ posed of underclassmen, Coach Paul Vogel and his assistant, Mr. Brian Nagle, antici­ pate a fine season next year. Doug Pattullo and Duane Green, next year’s co-captains, will do their best to fulfill the expectations of their coach.

Co-captains of this year’s swimming team are Dave White and Don Mcllroy.

171 The foursome of Dave White, Paul Green, Larry Douglas, and Doug Pattullo made up the freestylers.

Three of this year’s breaststrokers were Steve Gillett, Bob Borden, and Bernard Fisher.

These versatile swimmers are Bob Hatton, Steve Howard, Stan Gillett, and Tom Hastings.

Duane Green and Jim Pastor formed the fancy diving combination. ROW 3—J. Rogers, D. Woods, L. Clark, L. Griwald, J. Brandimore, R. Tabiadon, V. Iden, F. Fadely, L. Rizor, H. Speights, D. Evans, H. Braddock, R. Adams, L. Guy, F. Jarman, M. Moon, M. West, G. Johnson, J. Henry. ROW 2—B. Miller, F. Jones, C. English, T. Vogt, D. Martin, R. Parker, T. Taylor, M. Lowery, B. Williams, J. Crackett, M. O’Connell, J. Calahan, R. Johnson, D. Barlow, D. Coy, S. Gillett, T. Sadowsky, manager. ROW 1—B. Malone, C. English, B. Ure, R. Kanaga, W. Carr, B. Drain, A. Williams, J. Reno, D. Speights, R. Smith, D. Richardson, D. Shaffer, T. Hodges, L. Wadsworth, P. Jenney, M. Buser, C. Dismuke.

TRACK

Hurdler Dick Speights shows his championship form.

This year’s track team has an excellent chance to capture the 6-A Conference title. Dick Speights and Joe Reno captain the team with the guidance of head coach Mr. Jack Finn and his assistant, Mr. Pierce Roberts.

The team is blessed with many stand-outs, such as Arnie Williams in the 100-yd. and the 220-yd. dashes, Joe Reno in the half mile, and Dick Speights in the hurdles.

Hard work, teamed with speed and endur­ ance, have paid off well fo r the team, as they have won several dual meets, and placed high in both the Hastings and Albion Invitational meets. One very impressive win for the Bear­ cats was the 75-34 defeat over Lakeview.

173 Tom Hodges hands off to Arnie Williams in the 880-yard relay.

Joe Reno breaks the tape after the half mile.

Kenny Richardson shows perfect form as he clears a hurdle. ROW 4—Mr. Gerdeman, assistant coach, D. Clark, C. Bundy, D. Fuller, B. Walker, E. Henry, O. Howlett, B. Caraway, D. Hodge, Mr. Loving, coach. ROW 3—D. Jones, K. Roebuck, D. Bishop, C. Fox, C. Newell, E. Shipley, B. Gallovich, P. Hirakis, J. McGlen. ROW 2—J. Phipps, P. White, G. Dameron, J. Heffelfinger, J. Whalen, R. Murphy, J. Straubel, B. Babcock, D. Canfield, G. Yarger. ROW 1—R. Bebow, J. Jacobs, P. Clancey, T. Whalen, J. Ponitz, S. Murray, D. Peters, W. Fry, D. Laws.

BASEBALL

Two-year baseball Captain John Whalen.

Coach Jason Lov ing and his assistant, Mr. George Gerdeman, are optimistically looking into the future for another successful season of baseball. This year’s team is composed mostly of returning lettermen, as only one player graduated last year. Already the team has a 7-2 record, and is improving with every game.

Strong leadership is exhibited by the two- year captain, John Whalen, and the other senior members of the team. Mr. James Rif­ fey, coach of the junior varsity team, is re­ sponsible for the development of future players.

175 JIM P O N I T Z STEVE MURRAY PETE CLANCEY

DAVE PETERS JON HEFFELFINGER

BOB BABCOCK WILLIE FRY JOE STRAUBEL

176 RON MURPHY DON LAWS JIM PHIPPS ROW 2—D. Faurot, W. Gill, D. Loye, B. Evans, K. Howell, Coach James Graves. ROW 1—B. Snyder, J. Misner, D. Switzer, C. Lucas, D. Smith, M. Tubbs.

GOLF

This year’s golf team is under the direction of Mr. James Graves, who is in his first year of coaching at Battle Creek Central. He has developed his boys into a fine group of divoters who are improving with every match o f the season. The team is young and lacks experience, but each player strives hard to reach his desired score.

Senior members of the squad include Wynn Gill, Joe Misner, and Chuck Lucas. Next year’s team will be strong with the returning lettermen who will have gained necessary experience this year. Four promising sophomores watch as Bob Evans completes his swing.

Team low-scorer Mike Tubbs tees off as teammates Bill Sny der and Dave Switzer look on.

The three seniors on the golf team are Wynn Gill, Chuck Lucas, and Joe Misner. I I

ROW S—L. Mills, R. Janson, K. Nielsen, R. Bush, B. Vollmar, T. Fisher, J. Hayes, M. King, B. Farais, L. Lapham, Coach Jerry Miller. ROW L—N. Regas, H. West, C. Ballard, B. Cunningham, M. Foltz, J. Misner, M. Hooth, D. Green, S. Wilber. Missing, L. Rizor.

TENNIS

Tennis is an up and coming sport at Central. This year’s team, captained by Ken Nielsen and Mike Hooth, became the first Bearcat netters to win a conference match in three years. It will be a real battle for the 6-A title with Central right in there fighting all the way.

The tennis team is coached by Mr. Jerry Miller who has worked extremely hard to get his team into such excellent shape.

John Misner and Roger Janson shake hands and hope for victory. The doubles combination of Ken Nielsen, Bob Vollmar, Nick Regas, and Loran Mills talk over the high points of the last set.

(Below) These netters form the second doubles combination of this year’s team. Seniors Dick Bush and Tom Fisher discuss pointers with Juniors Duane Green and Steve Wilbur during practice session.

Co-Captain Mike Hooth pro­ vided able leadership for this year’s tennis team.

W restling against Lakeview Starting Line-Up

“Heff” steals a rebound

C entral 40 — Lakeview 0

Roger Janson

183 Arnie turns a 9.9.

Take it easy, coach!

Who’s got the ball? Such talent!

184 SENIOR ACTIVITIES

— A — BALLARD, CHARLES HENRY—A Cappel­ BOYCE, BARBARA ANN—Student Council la ’64; Band Follies ’63, ’64; Band ’63. ABBOTT, MAXWELL TODD—B.A.A. Follies Production Staff ’63; Consensus Winner ’64; Debate ’64; Latin Club ’62, BRACY, DOUGLAS DUANE—Band Follies ’63; Math Club ’63, ’64; “Paean’’ Rep­ AHLSCHWEDE, ANN ADE — A Cappella '64; Class Officer, President ’62; Foot­ resentative ’63; Radio Club ’63, ’64, ’62-’64, Secretary ’64; Band Follies ’(52; ball ’62; Lettermen’s Club ’64; Varsity President ’63, Secretary-Treasurer ’64; Cadet Teaching ’63; Cereal Bowl Com­ Track ’62-’64; Student Council ’64. Student Council ’64; Tennis ’63, ’64. mittee ’62; “Charley’s Aunt’’ ’64; Con­ National Honor Society ’64 sensus Winner ’64; Dramatics ’64; D BRADFIELD, SUSAN LOUISE — Cadet of L ’63, ’64; Future Teachers ’64; Teaching ’64; Future Teachers Club Girls’ State ’63; Homecoming Commit­ BANKS, BETTY—D of L. ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Spanish tee ’62, ’63; “The Music Man’’ ’63; Pep Club ’62-’64. Club ’62, ’63; Student Council ’63, ’64, BARLOW, D ANIEL C. — Band Follies ’64; Corresponding Secretary ’64; Spanish Football ’63, ’64; Track ’62. BRANDLI, TERRY—B.A.A. Club ’62-’64, Secretary ’64; Tri-Hi-Y National Honor Society ’64 ’62-’64, President ’64. National Honor Societv ’64 BARNEY, JANET GAYL — Commercial Club ’62; Homecoming Committee ’63, BRESLIN, ROBERT JAMES, JR.—Base­ ’64; “Paean” Representative ’63, ’64; ball ’62, ’63; Boys’ Booster Club ’62; AKERS, PATRICK RAYMOND—Latin Club Pep Club ’62-’64; Student Council ’62- Swimming ’62; Tennis ’64. ’63. ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64. BRESNAHAN, ROBERT LEE — B.A.A.; ALLEN, JANET—D of L, Pep Club ’62. BARNEY, LARYA KAY—D of L. Latin Club ’62; Radio Club ’62-’64, Vice National Honor Society ’64 President ’64; “The Music Man” ’63. ALLEN, RICK—Commercial Club ’62-’64; Golf ’62; School Store ’63, ’64. BARNEY, MICHAEL LEE—Boys’ Booster BRIGSTOCK, NANCY BACON — French Club ’62, ’63; Junior Red Cross Volun- Club ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Latin ALLGOOD, CHARLES W.—Junior Achieve­ teen ’63; “Key” Staff ’63; Latin Club Club ’62, ’63; Math Club ’62-’64. ment ’63; Wrestling ’62. ’62; Usher Club ’62-’64, President ’64. National Honor Society ’64

AMY, RONALD MARK—Math Club ’62; BEATTY, SANDRA LYNN — Commercial BROWN, DONNA JEAN—“Key” Staff *63, Spanish Club ’62; Swimming ’62, ’63. Club ’63, ’64. ’64; Latin Club ’62; “ Paean” Assistant ’64. ANDREWS, SILAS, JR.—Dramatics ’64; BELT, DIANE C.—Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64. Football ’62-’64; J V Basketball ’62; National Honor Society ’64 BROWN, KENNETH ALLEN—B.A.A. Lettermen’s Club ’63, ’64; Men’s Chorus ’63, ’64; Spring Speech ’64; Student BEVIER, BURR—B.A.A. BROWN, THELMA EARLENE — Pep Club Council ’64; Track ’62. ’62; Spanish Club ’62-’64. BICKEL, PHILLIP ELLWOOD—B.A.A. ANDREWS, EDDIE—Boys’ Booster Club BRYANT, RICHARD LEE—B.A.A.; A Cap­ ’63; Swimming ’63. pella, Sec. Leader ’62-’64; Band Follies BICKHAM, DAVID—Football ’62-’64; Base­ ’64; “Charley’s Aunt” ’64; Dramatics ball ’62; Track ’64. ARMSTRONG, RICHARD ALLEN—B.A.A. Club ’62, ’64; French Club ’63, ’64; In- terlochen Scholarship ’63; “Music Man” ’63; Pop’s Choral ’64; “The Dragon and ASHBURN, SANDRA KAY—Girls’ Treble BILLINGS, DOUGLAS DAVID—A Cappella the Flying Princess” ’64. Choir ’62-’64; Junior Red Cross Volun- Choir ’62-’646; Band Follies ’64; Junior teen ’63, ’64. Achievement ’62; "The Music Man” ’63; Track ’63. BRYDGES, CAROLE L.—Dramatics Club ’62, ’63; D of L ’62, ’63; French Club ASHLEY, CAROLYN KAY—D of L. BIRCH, JOYCE MARIE — G.A.A. ’62, ’63; ’62, ’63; Future Teachers ’62, ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Student Council ’62, Pep Club ’62, ’63, Secretary-Treasurer ATKINSON, JERI YVONNE—Treble Choir ’63. ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; Homecom­ ’64. ing Committee ’64; Math Club ’63; Stu­ BLACK, CAROLYN ANN—Commercial Club dent Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63. ’63, ’64, President '64; School Store ’63, National Honor Society ’64 ’64; Student Council '63. BURGETT, LYNN VICTOR—Swimming ’62- — B — BLOCKER, DUANE L.—“ Key” Staff ’62-’ ’64. 64; Student Council ’63, ’64. BABCOCK, ROBERT ALAN—Baseball ’62- ’64; Swimming ’62. BUSH, RICHARD S.—Band Follies ’62-’64; BLOOD, ROBERT WAYNE—B.A.A. Band Follies Production Staff ’64; Boys’ Booster Club ’62, ’63; Boys’ State *63; BABIC, PETER—Junior Achievement ’63, BLYTHE, JOSEPH A.—B.A.A.; Baseball Latin Club ’62; Marching Band ’62, ‘63; ’64; Student Council ’62, ’63. ’62-’64; Band Follies '64; Boys’ State “The Music Man” ’63; Student Council ’63; Student Council President ’64. ’64; Tennis ’63, ’64. BAILEY, CARLENE SUE — Commercial Club ’63, ’64; Dramatics ’64; Girls’ Pep BOLDEN, BETTY JOYCE — Girls’ Treble Club ’62, ’63; Junior Red Cross Volun- Choir ’62-’64. teen ’63; Student Council ’63, ’64. — c — BOOKEY, M ARY C.—D of L. BAIRD, BOB E. — Baseball ’64; Spring CALDWELL. ANNE E.—D of L. Speech ’63. BORDEN, ROBERT JAMES—Lettermen’s Club '64; Swimming ’62-’64. CALDWELL. JOLENE M. — Girls’ Treble BAKER, CAROL LEE—Future Nurses ’63; Choir ’64. Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Girls’ Treble BORNAMANN, CATHY ANN—A Cappella Choir, ’64. '64; Cadet Teaching ’63, '64; Future CALEY, DALE JANE—G.A.A. *62; Girls’ National Honor Society ’64 Teachers '63, ’64; Junior Achievement ’63; Girls’ Pep Club '63; Girls’ Treble Chorus ’62; School Store ’63. Choir ’63; Spanish Club ’64; Student BALDWIN, GLENN R.—B.A.A. Council ’64. CAMPBELL, BRUCE HAROLD—Math Club ’64; Senior Board ’64; Student Council BALL, CHERYL P.—D of L. BOWERS, SANDRA KAYE—Girls’ Treble ’64. National Honor Society ’64 Choir ’62, ’63. National Honor Society ’64 185 CAMPBELL, SANDRA CHARMAINE — CLEAVELAND, WILLIAM H.—Band Fol­ — D — Homecoming Committee ’64; “Key” lies ’62, '64; Concert Band ’62-’64; Con­ Staff ’63, ’64, Editorial Board ’64; Latin cert Orchestra ’62-’64; Marching Band DALTON, RICHARD LEE—B.A.A. Club ’62; “Paean” Staff '63; Quill and ’62-’64; “The Music Man” ’63. Scroll ’63, '64; Spanish Club ’64; Stu­ DANEK, JACK A.—B.A.A. dent Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63. CLUTE, RICHARD ALLEN—B.A.A.; Base­ National Honor Society ’64 ball ’62; Track ’62. DANNA, THOMAS SANDERS—Basketball CAMPBELL, BILL ROGER—B.A.A. ’63; Class Officer, Vice President ’64; CLUTTER, ROBERTA GAY—Commercial Consensus Winner ’64; Football ’62-’64; CARLSON, JOY ANN—Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Club ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63, ’64; Hi-Y ’63; Student Council ’62, ’63; Government Day ’64; Homecoming School Store '64; Student Council ’64. Swimming ’62; Track ’62-’64; Letter­ Committee ’62, ’63; “Key” Staff ’63, men’s Club ’63, ’64, President ’64. ’64, Co-Editor ’64; “Paean” Staff ’63; COBB, JU DITH—Dramatics Club ’62, ’63; Quill and Scroll ’63, ’64; Spanish Club Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63; “ Paean” Staff DARLING, DIANE CAROL—“Paean” Staff ’63, ’64; Student Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’64. ’63; Student Council ’62. *62, ’63. National Honor Society ’64 National Honor Society ’64 DARROW, MICHAEL JOHN—B.A.A. CARNELL, ALBERT—B.A.A. COLE, MORRIS—B.A.A.; French Club ’63, ’64; Swimming ’61, ’62; Volunteen ’62, DAVIDSON, SALLY LEE—A Cappella ’63, ’63. ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Spanish CARROLL, JEANNE ELLEN—Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64. Club ’64. National Honor Society ’64 CONINE, SHIRLEY ANN — Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63. CARSON, ROBERT LEE—A Cappella ’64; DAVIS, DONNA ANN—D of L. Basketball ’62-’64; Lettermen’s Club ’64; Men’s Chorus ’62, ’63; Track ’62. CONLEY, BARBARA LOUISE—A Cappel­ DAVIS, JERRY ANN—At Summer High la ’62, ’63; Band Follies ’63; Ushers’ School: Majorette ’62, ’63; F.H.A. CARTER, BRENDA KAY—D of L. Club ’62, ’63. Chapter ’62, ’63; Homecoming Court ’62. CASEY, JOHN—B.A.A.; Baseball ’62; Boys’ COOLEY, JUDITH ELAINE—Commercial State ’63. Club ’62, ’63; Future Teachers ’63, ’64; DAVIS, RITA FAYE —Girls’ Treble Choir Spanish Club ’62, ’63. ’64.

CARTER, NORM LEE—B.A.A. CORBIN, LILLIAN—D of L. DAVIS, W ILLIAM I.—Student Council ’62, ’64. CASSENS, GEORGE DOUGLAS—A Cappel­ la ’62-’64; Band Follies ’63, ’64; Con­ COREY, TOM RUSSELL — Band Follies DAVISON, CHRIS—B.A.A. cert Band *62, ’63; Marching Band ’62, ’62-’64; Concert Band ’62-’64; Marching Band ’62-’64; “The Music Man” ’63. ’63; “The Music Man” ’63. DEAN, JANICE MARIA — Girls’ Treble Choir ’64. CASTERLINE, THOMAS LEE — B.A.A.; CORWIN, SHARON—D of L; A Cappella Basketball ’62, ’63; Football ’63; Track ’64; Junior Achievement ’62-’64; Pep DECKER, CAROL ANN—D of L. ’62. Club ’62, ’63; Spanish Club ’63, ’64; Club ’62, ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Span­ Treble Choir ’63; Usher Club ’62-’64. ish Club ’63, ’64. CHADDERDON, CLAIRE V.—Concert Band DECKER, MARIE ELAINE — Commercial '63, '64; Concert Orchestra ’62-’64; D COTTER, MARY E.—D of L. of L ’62; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; Junior Achievement ’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; COULTER, JACK H.—B.A.A. DELL, STEPHEN WESLEY—Boys’ Booster Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63. Club ’62; Consensus Winner ’64; Cross Country ’63; Hi-Y ’64; Student Coun-. COULTER, JAMES — Boys’ Booster Club cil ’62; Spanish Club ’62, ’63; Letter­ CHERNEY, MAX E.—Concert Band ’62, ’63, ’64; A Cappella ’63, ’64; Baseball men’s Club ’63; Math Club ’63; Track ’63; Marching Band ’63; Junior Achieve­ ’63; Basketball ’63; Band Follies ’64; ’63. ment ’62-’64. Commercial Club ’64; Consensus Win­ ner ’64; Cross Country ’64; Debate ’63; DEMBSKI, CECELIA ANNE—D of L. CHIVERS, RICHARD D.—B.A.A. Football ’63, ’64; Golf ’64; Men’s Chor­ us ’64; Math Club ’64; Student Coun­ cil ’64. DeMOND, DORIS—D of L. CHRONISTER, JANE E.—Commercial Club ’63, ’64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen *62-’64; Librarian CROFTON, JACK H.—Men’s Chorus ’64; D ENIA, CARRIE MARIE—Girls’ Pep Club Swimming ’63. '62-’64; Homecoming Committee ’63, '64; Tri-Hi-Y ’64. CLANCEY, PETER FRANCIS — Baseball National Honor Society ’64 ’62-’64; Boys’ Booster Club ’63; Senior CROMWELL, RONALD WILLIAM—Concert Class President ’64; Consensus Winner Orchestra ’62, ’63; Football ’62, ’63; ’64; Football ’62-’64; “Paean” Staff ’64; DePEW, PAU L W AYNE—Band Follies ’64; Marching Band ’62; “The Music Man” Quill and Scroll ’64; Student Council Concert Band ’63, ’64; Marching Band ’63; Wrestling ’63. ’62, ’64; Lettermen’s Club ’63, ’64. ’62-’64. National Honor Society ’64 CROSBY, JAMES CHARLES—Boys’ Boost­ DePUY, HOWARD J.—Band Follies Pro­ CLARK, BILLIE JO—D of L. er Club ’63; Consensus Winner ’64; duction Staff ’62; Government Day ’64; Football ’62-’64; Hi-Y ’62; Kiwanis Rep­ Student Council ’64. resentative ’63; Lettermen’s Club ’62, CLARK, JIM ROY—Dramatics Club ’63. ’63; “Paean” Staff ’64; Quill and Scroll *64; Rotary Club Representative ’64; DEY, KENNETH PALMER—Band Follies CLARK, JUDITH ANN — Gallon High Track ’62. ’62-’64; Concert Band ’62-’64; Marching School: Future Teachers ’62, ’63; National Honor Society ’64 Band ’62-’64; “The Music Man” ’63; G.A.A. ’62, ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, Concert Orchestra ’63; Student Coun­ ’63; Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63; College Club ’62; cil ’64. Prom Committee ’62, ’63, Chairman CULVER, KEITH RUSSEL — A Cappella ’62; Central High School: Spanish Club ’62-’64; Baseball ’62; Projectionist ’62, DIETZ, CHARLENE ANNE—Cereal Bowl ’64. ’63; “The Music Man” ’63. Committee ’63, ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’63, ’64. CLAYTON, MARGIE ANN—A Cappella ’63, CUMMINS, THOMAS JAY—Boys’ State ’63; ’64, Secretary ’64; Band Follies ’63, Government Day ’64. DILSAVER, CHERYL—Girls’ Treble Choir ’64; Dramatics Club ’64; Girls’ Pep ’62, ’63. Club ’63, ’64; Math Club ’63, ’64; “The CURTON, GALE—D of L. Music Man” ’63; Spanish Club ’62-’64, Treasurer ’64. DODD, VERNON—B.A.A. National Honor Society ’64 CURVEY, JUDITH—D of L. National Honor Society ’64 186 DONTJE, JENIFER LYNN—“Key” Staff FERNALD, VERNA—D of L; Youth Ap­ GIFFORD, MICHEL HAUGH—Band Follies ’62, ’63; Student Council ’62. preciation Week ’64. ’62-’64; Band Follies Production Staff FIELDS, ELAINE FAYE — Commercial ’64; Concert Band ’62-’64, Vice Presi­ DORSEY, JAKE W.—B.A.A. Club ’62, ’63. dent ’63, President ’64; Concert Or­ chestra ’62; Consensus Winner ’64; DOTY, THERESA M.—Junior Red Cross FINK, BEATTE T.—D of L; Exchange Stu­ Boys’ State ’63; Latin Club ’62; March­ Volunteen ’63, ’64; Student Council ’63. dent from Germany; Student Council ing Band ’62-’64, Assistant Drum Major ’64; Dramatics ’64; French Club ’64; '63, Drum Major ’64; Math Club '62- DOUBLEDEE, SARAH LYNN — Future Tri-Hi-Y ’64. ’64, President ’64; Student Council ’62, Nurses ’62, ’63, Secretary ’63; Junior '64. Red Cross Volunteen ’62-’64; Spanish FISH, MARY FRANCIS — Band Follies National Honor Society ’64 Club ’62-’64; Usher Club ’62-’64, Treas­ Production Staff ’64; Librarian Assist­ urer ’63, ’64. ant ’62-’64; Student Council ’64. GIFFORD, LEROY—B.A.A.

DOUGHERTY, PATRICK—B.A.A. FISHER, THOMAS S.—Baseball ’62; Ten­ GILL, CHARLENE — Band Follies ’64; nis ’63, ’64. Girls’ Pep Club ’64.

DRAKE, JACQUELINE SUE—D of L. FLIN T, VIRG INIA ANN—Commercial Club GILL, WYNN MARTIN—Golf ’62-’64. ’63, ’64, Treasurer ’64; Girls’ Pep Club DUNKELBERGER, JAMES PAUL — Golf ’63; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62-’64; School G ILLETT, STAN RAYMOND—Commercial ’62; Student Council ’64. Store ’64. Club ’64; Cross Country ’63, Captain ’64; Football ’62; Student Council ’63; DUTCHER, GARRY L.—B.A.A. FORCE, WALTER CARL — Government Swimming ’62-’64. Day ’64. DYER, DENNIS—B.A.A. GILMORE, REBECCA ANN—Spanish Club FOREMAN, EMMA JEAN—D of L. ’62, ’63.

FORWARD, CAROL MARIE — Dramatics GODFREY, SUSAN GENE—Girls’ Treble Club ’63; Future Teachers ’63, '64; Choir ’62-’64. — E — Girls’ Pep Club ’63; “The Music Man” ’63; “ Seven Keys to Baldpate” ’63; GOLDSMITH, WALLACE BRUCE — Boys’ EADLER, RICHARD DUANE — Junior Spanish Club ’62, ’63. Booster Club ’63; French Club ’62, ’63; Achievement ’62; Visual Aid ’62, ’63. National Honor Society ’64 Usher Club ’62, ’63.

EAGY, DAWN E.—Junior Achievement ’62, FOWLER, RICHARD LEE—Football ’62; GOODNIGHT, NORMA JEAN—D of L. ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Girls’ Treble Track ’62. Choir ’62-’64. GRAHAM, MARCIA JEAN — Cereal Bowl FRAZEE, GEORGE R. — Latin Club ’64; Committee ’64; Consensus Winner ’64; EDWARDS, DALE LEE—A Cappella ’62- Junior Achievement ’64; Rote ’61, In­ D of L ’64; French Club ’62-’64; Girls’ ’64; D of L *63-’64; Junior Achievement dianapolis Short Ridge High School. Pep Club ’62, ’63; Homecoming Com­ ’62; Red Cross Volunteen ’63. mittee ’64; “Key” Staff ’63; “ Paean” FRY, DAN—B.A.A. Staff ’63, ’64, Assistant Editor ’64; ELD RIDGE, DON PAU L—Golf ’63, ’64; National Honor Society ’64 Quill and Scroll ’63, ’64; Student Coun­ Track ’62. cil ’64, Treasurer ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62-’64, FRY, W ILLIE—B.A.A. Chaplain ’64. ELLIGET, JIM BARLET—Hi-Y ’64. National Honor Society ’64

FULLER, BRENDA ANN — French Club GRAY, ROBERT PRESTON—B.A.A. ELSHIRE, KATHLEEN—D of L. ’63; Future Teachers ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Latin Club ’64. GRAY, SHIRLEY JEAN—Girls’ Pep Club EMBURRY, ROBERT H. — Commercial ’62-’64; D of L ’63, ’64, Secretary ’64; Club ’63, ’64, Parliamentarian ’64; Cereal Bowl Committee ’63; Homecom­ School Store ’63, ’64; School Store As­ ing Committee ’64. sistant ’64. National Honor Society ’64 — G — GREEN, QUEDELLIS—B.A.A. ENGLISH, EARL EMMERSON—Band Fol­ GARDNER, RICK—B.A.A. lies ’63, ’64; Men’s Chorus ’62, ’63. GREENE. KAREN—D of L. GAULT, JOYCE LOUISE—Girls’ Pep Club EUTSEY, SANDRA LYNN — Girls’ Pep ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63, '64; Junior GREENE, PAU L LEWIS—Swimming ’64. Club ’62; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63, ’64; Red Cross Volunteen ’64. Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63, ’64; GRESTINI, MARIO—B.A.A. Student Council ’62. GEHRMAN, NANCY MARIE — Future Nurses ’62; Junior Red Cross Volun­ GRIMES, JERRY WAYNE—B.A.A. teen ’63, ’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Stu­ dent Council ’62; Tri-Hi-Y '63, ’64. GRINAGE, WILLIAM SETH—B.A.A. — F — GELEFF, DIANA CHRISTINE—A Cappella GUILFORD. OHRON LeROY—B.A.A. FALES, FRANCIS MARIE—A Cappella ’62- ’64; Cereal Bowl Committee ’64; French ’64; Librarian ’64. Club ’63, ’64; Future Teachers ’63, ’64, GYSEL, JAMES MICHAEL — Band Fol­ Secretary ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; lies ’63, ’64; Boys’ Booster Club *63; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; Homecoming “Charley’s Aunt” ’64; Concert Band FARIAS, BENJAMIN ZWOELFER de— Committee ’63, ’64; Latin Club ’62; B.A.A. ’62-’64; Concert Orchestra ’68. ’64; Dra­ Tri-Hi-Y ’63. matics Club ’64; French Club ’62, ’63; Marching Band ’62-’64; “The Music FARLEIGH, JAY K.—Concert Band ’62; GEMROSE, BLANCHE MARIE — Cereal Man” *63; Student Council ’64. Junior Achievement ’63; Marching Bowl Committee ’64; Dramatics Club Band ’62; Usher Club ’63. ’64; D of L ’64; French Club ’62-’64, Secretary '63; Future Teachers ’63, ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’64; Home­ FARLEIGH, SHARON—D of L. coming Committee ’64; “The Music — H — Man” '63; Spanish Club ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’64; Junior Achievement ’62-’64. FARMER, TERRY—B.A.A. HALSTEAD. LESTOR BILL—B.A.A. National Honor Society ’64

FARR, JAMES HOWARD—A Cappella ’62- IIAMES, ROBERT GEORGE—B.A.A. GIBSON, MARION AILEEN—Commercial ’64; Band Follies ’63, ’64; “Key” Staff Club ’63, ’64; D of L ’62; Girls’ Pep ’64. Club ’62, ’63; Junior Red Cross Volun­ HANNAH. MIKE EDWIN — Commercial teen ’64; Student Council ’63; Usher Club ’63. ’64; French Club ’63; Latin FELD, RICHARD—B.A.A. Club ’62. Club ’62. 187 HANSEN, DIANA LYN N —Junior Achieve­ HOGAN, PAT E.—B.A.A. JACOBS, RONALD LESTER—Visual Aid ment *63, ’64; Usher Club ’62-’64. ’62, ’63. HOLLEY, PRISCILLA MAE—A Cappella HARNISH, SANDRA JEAN — Girls’ Pep ’63, ’64; Commercial Club ’63, ’64; iAM ES, PAU L—Tennis ’64. Club ’63. Girls’ Treble Choir ’62; Usher Club ’63 JAQUINT, PAMELA—D of L.

HARRINGTON, MARTY ANN — Girls’ HOLLIS, M ARY L.—Concert Orchestra ’62; Treble Choir ’62-’64; Junior Achieve­ JARMAN, ELLEN MARIE — Dramatics Girls’ Treble Choir ’64. Club ’64; D of L ’64; French Club ’63, ment ’64; G.A.A. ’62; Girls’ Pep Club '64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’64; ’62. HOLT, LIND A—Commercial Club ’62, ’63. Junior Achievement ’64, Vice President ’64. HARRIS, ALVERTA MARIE—French Club HOOTH, MICHAEL DOUGLAS—Latin Club ’63, ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62. ’62, ’63; Math Club ’64; Tennis ’62-’64. JENKINS, YVONNE— D of L. National Honor Society ’64 HARVEY, MARJORIE ANN—Girls’ Pep JENKS, WILLIAM HENRY — Commercial Club ’62-’64; Spanish Club ’64; Usher HORTON, LURETHA—D of L. Club ’64; Tennis ’62-’64. Club '63, ’64. HOUSTON, GARY—B.A.A. JERNBERG, AG NETA—D of L; Swedish HAYES, ETHEL LEE—A Cappella ’63, ’64; Exchange Student '64; Dramatics ’64; G.A.A. ’62; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62; HOWARD, B ILL H.—Government Day ’64; French Club ’64; Latin Club ’64; “Key” Girls’ Pep Club ’62. “ Key” Staff ’64. Staff ’64; Spanish Club ’64; Student National Honor Society ’64 Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’64. HAYES, FREDERICK—B.A.A. HOWLETT, ROBERTA—D of L. JOHNSON, ALAN DOUGLAS — Student Council *63. HAYES, MELGES — Wrestling ’62, ’63; National Honor Society ’64 Student Council ’63; Men’s Chorus ’63, JOHNSON, DAVID H. -B.A.A. ’64. HUBER, CYNTHIA L.—Commercial Club ’62, ’63; Junior Red Cross Volunteen JOHNSON, HAROLD WENDELL—A Cap­ ’64; Homecoming Committee ’64. HAYWOOD, LARRY ALAN—B.A.A. pella ’63, ’64; Boys’ Booster Club ’62, ’63; Boys’ State ’63; Latin Club ’62, HEFFELFINGER, JON—B.A.A. HUFF, DELBERT RAY—B.A.A. ’63; Math Club ’63; “The Music Man” ’63; Student Council ’63, ’64. HENCY, JACQUELINE ROBERTA—Com­ HUGHES, GERALD ALVIN—Concert Or­ National Honor Society ’64 mercial Club ’62; Junior Red Cross chestra ’62; Men’s Chorus ’63, ’64; Volunteen ’63. Student Council ’62-’64. JOHNSON, RAY D.—Student Council ’62; Track ’64. HENDERSON, NEIL—B.A.A. HUMES, SANDRA ANN—Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Committee ’64; JONES, MICHAEL JERRY—B.A.A. Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63, ’64; HENDRICKSON, ROBERT LOUIS—B.A.A. Student Council ’62-’64; Spanish Club JUDD, MARTHA KAYE —Band Follies ’64; ’62; Usher Club ’62. Concert Band ’62-’64; Concert Orches­ HENNINK, ELLEN KAY—A Cappella ’63, National Honor Society ’64 tra ’63; Homecoming Committee ’64; ’64; Band Follies ’64; Future Nurses “The Music Man” ’63; Tri-Hi-Y ’63. ’62, ’63, Vice President ’63; Girls’ Pep HUSTED, MARILYN FRANCES—Concert Club ’62-’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; Band ’62-’64; Concert Orchestra ’62- JUDIN, JENIFER JEANETTE—Consensus Homecoming Committee ’64; Latin Club ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’63; Latin Club Winner ’64; Junior Red Cross Voluri- ’62; “The Music Man” ’63; “Dragon ”62, Vice President ’62; Math Club teen ’63, ’64, Treasurer ’63; Math Club and the Flying Princess” ’64. ’63; “The Music Man” ’63. ’62-'64, Secretary ’64; Usher Club ’62- National Honor Society ’64 National Honor Society ’64 ’64. HICKOK, DOROTHY MAE — Dramatics National Honor Society ’64 Club ’62; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’64. HUSTWICK, REBECCA JOANNE—Dramat­ ics Club ’64; French Club ’64; Girls’ HICKS, ROBEP.T—Football ’62. Pep Club *62-’64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63; “The Music Man” ’63; — K — HICKS, SHIRLEY—D of L. Spanish Club ’62-’64; “The Dragon and the Flying Princess” ’64. KANAGA. RICK K. — “Key” Assistant HIGGINS, JERRY WAYNE — Math Club National Honor Society '64 Sports Editor ’63; Football ’62, ’63, ’64; Radio Club *63. Football Manager ’64; Homecoming HUTCHENS, EARL FRANK — Basketball Committee ’63, ’64; “Key” Staff ’63; HILDEBRAND, MARY MARGARET—Band ’63, ’64; Boys’ Booster Club ’62, ’63; Math Club ’62, ’63; Spanish Club ’62; Follies ’64; Cereal Bowl Committee ’64; Men’s Chorus ’63, ’64; Student Council Spring Speech ’64; Swimming ’62; Dramatics Club ’62; D of L ’64; Girls’ ’63, ’64; Track ’62. Track ’62-’64. Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Com­ mittee ’64; Spanish Club ’62-’64. HYSLOP, DAVID E.—Junior Achievement KEAGLE, JEFF LEWIS—“Key” Staff '64; National Honor Society ’64 ’63, ’64. Student Council ’64; Swimming ’62-’64.

HILDENBRAND, JOHN W.—Football ’63, KEOWN, GARY WAYNE—B.A.A. ’64; Track ’63. — i — HILL, KATHLEEN—D of L. KERNER, JAMES—B.A.A. INGRAM, ROBERT B —Commercial Club ’62; Junior Achievement ’62. HIND, PEG G Y LOU—Cheerleading '62; KERRIGAN, EVELYN B. — G.A.A. ’62; Girls’ Pep Club *62-’64; Girls’ Treble Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63, ’64; Choir ’64; Usher Club ’63. ISHAM, JAMES KENNETH — Marching “ Paean” Representative ’63; Girls’ Band ’62, ’63. Tennis ’64; Usher Club ’62-’64. National Honor Society ’64 HIRLEMANN, RICK THOMAS — Govern­ ment Day ’64; “Key” Staff ’64. — J — KID NEY, JOYCE G ARLENE—Commercial HOELSCHER. STEVEN CHARLES—Boys’ Club ’62; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Student State ’63; Golf ’62; Hi-Y ’64, Treasurer JACKSON, JEANNIE—D of L. Council ’62. ’64; Homecoming Committee ’63, ’64; Latin Club *62; Student Council ’64; JACOBS, JODEEN RAE — Cheerleading KILPATRICK, JOYCE—D of L; Commer­ Swimming ’62-’64; Tennis ’64. Squad ’62, ’64, Captain ’64; Consensus cial Club ’64. Winner ’64; Dramatics Club ’62; French HODGES, E LLYN J. — Band Follies Club ’62; Future Teachers ’63, ’64; KINSEY, MARGIE MARIE — Dramatics ’62-’64; French Club '63, ’64; Honors Girls’ Pep Club ’63, ’64; Homecoming Club ’64; French Club ’62, ’63; Girls’ Orchestra ’63; Music Man ’63; Orches­ Queen ’64; Homecoming Committee ’64; Pep Club ’62-’64. tra ’62-’64; Pep Club ’62; String Quar­ “The Music Man” ’63; Student Coun­ tet ’62, ’63. cil ’62, ’64; Tri-Hi-Y '63. KLECZYNSKI, JACK A.—B.A.A. 188 K LIBENSKI, HARRY—B.A.A. LEWIS, BONNIE MAE—D of L. MARKS, KATHLEEN—D of L.

KNOLL. LEONA MARIE—Band Follies ’(>2, LEWIS, MARTIN W ILLIAM —Boys’ Boost­ MASON, KIM — Dramatics Club ’62-’64; ’63; D of L; Debate ’63, ’64; Dramatics er Club ’63; Swimming ’62. Radio Club ’62-’64, Vice President ’63; Club ’62-’64; Junior Achievement ’62; Light Operator for Band Follies ’62- ’‘Seven Keys to Baldpate” ’63; Spring LILLIBRIDGE, PAMELA ANN—A Cappel­ ’64; “Harvey” ’62; “Seven Keys to Speech ’63, ’61; Student Council ’62- la ’64; Cereal Bowl Committee ’64; D Baldpate” ’63; “Charley’s Aunt” *63; *64; Spanish Club '62, ’63; Thespians of L ’64; French Club ’63; Girls’ Pep “The Music Man” ’63; Thespians ’63, ’63, ’64. Club ’62-’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; ’64. Homecoming Committee ’64; Latin Club KOHLER, DIANE KAY—Junior Red Cross ’62; School Play ’62; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64. MALTBY, SHARON KAY—Girls’ Pep Club Volunteen ’63, ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62- ’64; Homecoming Committee ’64; Jun­ ’64; Student Council ’62; Tri-Hi-Y ’62; LINDOW, ROBERT O.—Latin Club ’62, ’63; ior Achievement ’62; Spanish Club. Homecoming Committee ’64. Math Club ’64. National Honor Society ’64 MASSA, MARY LOUISE — Cereal Bowl KOKX, JO E LLYN — G.A.A. ’62; Girls’ Committee ’63; D of L ’63, ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’64; Latin Club ’62, ’63; LINDSAY, LEONA MARGARET — Cereal Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Com­ Usher Club ’62-’64. Bowl Committee ’64; French Club ’62- mittee ’64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecom­ ’64. KRU LLER, DICK — Dramatics Club ’6$j ing Committee ’63, ’64; Math Club ’62- National Honor Society ’64 Latin Club ’62. ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63. National Honor Society ’64 MAULDING, MILTON—B.A.A. KRUM, THOMAS STARR — Commercial LOCKHART, LIND A LEE—Dramatics Club MAUPINS, PHILLIP LEE—Basketball ’62; Club ’62, ’63; Cross Country ’62; Hi-Y ’63; School Store ’64; Student Council Dramatics Club ’62; Tennis ’64; Youth ’64; Student Council ’63; Junior ’62, ’64. Recreation ’63. Achievement ’64. LONGMAN, DARYL PAUL—B.A.A. MAY, JAMES—B.A.A. KRUCHENREUTHER, GAYLE YVONNE— National Honor Society ’64 Cereal Bowl Court ’64; Cereal Bowl Committee ’62; Class Treasurer ’63; McCALL, FREDERICK—B.A.A. Girls’ Pep Club ’63; Homecoming Court LONGMAN, DAWN MARIE—French Club ’64; Homecoming Committee ’62-’64; ’63. McCARTY, CAROLYN—D of L. Student Council Recording Secretary National Honor Society ’64 ’64; Tri-Hi-Y *62-’64. McCARTY, MARY—D of L. National Honor Society ’64 LOOPER, GARY—B.A.A. McCOWN, BRENDA LEE—D of L. LOOPER, WANDA SUE—D of L. McCUMSEY, REVA C. — Girls’ Treble — L — Choir ’62-’64; Junior Red Cross Vol­ LOUNSBERRY, KAREN LUCILLE—Cereal unteen ’64. LAIRD, RICK RICHARD—B.A.A. Bowl Committee ’64; D of L ’62-’64; French Club ’62, ’63; Future Teachers ’63, ’64, Vice President ’64; G.A.A. ’62; McDANIEL, STEPHANIE—A Cappella *64; LAMBETH, JOANNE MARIE — Commer­ Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Band Follies ’63, ’64; Cereal Bowl Com­ cial Club ’63; Junior Achievement ’62; Committee ’64; Junior Achievement ’62, mittee ’64; French Club ’62; Girls’ Pep Girls’ Pep Club ’62. ’63; “Key” Staff ’63; Math Club ’63; Club *62; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64. Homecoming Committee ’64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63; “The Music LAMBETH, KENNETH LEE — Student Man” ’63; Student Council ’62, ’63; Tri- Council ’62, ’63; Junior Achievement LOVE, HENRY—B.A.A. Hi-Y ’62-’64. ’62.

LOVETT, LANA RAE — A Cappella ’64; McEACHEN, ROBERT GLAN—Boys’ State LANGS, AUDREY WILMA—A Cappella ’63, Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Girls’ Treble ’63; Dramatics Club ’63, '64; Latin ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62; “The Mu­ Choir ’62, ’63; Homecoming Committee Club ’62-’64; School Plays (“Seven sic Man’’ ’63; Usher Club ’62, ’63. ’64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’64; Keys to Baldpate” ’63 and “Charley’s Latin Club ’62, ’63; Student Council Aunt” ’64); Student Council ’62-’64; LANKO, NANCY LYN N —Commercial Club ’62-’64. Thespians ’64. National Honor Society ’64 Historian ’63, ’64. LOWERY, MARK—B.A.A. McGEE. IRA D.—B.A.A. LARSON, JUDY LYNN—D of L.

LUCAS, CHARLES M.—Concert Band ’63; McGEE. GWENDOLYN—D of L. LAWS, CECIL DON—B. A. A.; A Cappella Gilf ’62-’64; Marching Band ’62-’64; National Honor Society ’64 ’62-’64; Basketball ’62-’64; Football ’62- Student Council ’64. ’64; Lettermen’s Club ’63, ’64; “The McGILLIVRAY, DEEANN T.—D of L. Music Man” ’63; Student Council ’62; LUTZ, JOANNE—D of L. Summer Workshop ’63 (Olivet). National Honor Society ’64 McGLYNN, JAMES FRANCIS—Basketball Manager ’62-’64. LEATHERBERY, SUE ANN — Band Fol­ lies ’62-’64; Concert Band ’62; Concert McILROY, DON RAY — Boys’ State *63; Orchestra ’62; Dramatics Club Secre­ — M — Commercial Club ’68, '64; Concert Band tary ’*3, ’64; French Club ’62; Future ’62; Marching Band ’62; School Store Teachers Club Secretary ’63; Girls’ MACKETY, ARMAND—Concert Band ’63, ’64; Student Council *62; Swimming ’62- Treble Choir ’62; School Plays’ Assist­ ’64; Marching Band ’62-*64. ’64, Co-Captain ’64. ant Director ’63, ’64; Thespian ’63, ’64; Student Council ’64. MAHAR, WENDELL HUGH—A Cappella MoINTOSH. JOHN ROBERT—Commercial ’62, ’63, Vice President ’64; Band Fol- Club ’62-’64, Vice President ’64; School LEFFEW, ROGER D.—B.A.A. lies ’64; Commercial Club ’62, ’63; Store Manager *64; Student Council “ Paean” Staff '63; “The Music Man” (Ex-Official) '64. ’63; Pop’s Choral ’64; Student Council LEHRKE, ROGER ELMER—B.A.A. ’64. McKAY. JON—B.A.A.

LEVENTIS, DENA CHRISTINE — Cereal MAHMET, FAHM—B.A.A. McMANNIS. MICHAEL ALLEN—A Cap­ Bowl Committee 62; Commercial Club pella *62; Math Club '64; Usher Club ’62; D of L Board Member ’62, ’63; ’62-’64. Girls’ Pep Club ’63; Homecoming Com­ MAINONE. MARITA HELEN—Girls’ Pep mittee ’64; Junior Red Cross Volun­ Club ’62-’64; “Key” Staff '63; Spanish teen ’63; “Paean” Staff ’63. Club ’64; Usher Club '62-’64. McNEE, DONALD—B.A.A. 189 M cWil l iams , gerald alan —a Cap- MULVAINE, DONNA MARGARET—School O’NEAL, MARTHA SUE—Commercial Club pella ’62-’64; Band Follies ’63; Boys’ Play ’62; School Play ’63; Pep Club ’62; Junior Achievement ’63; Girls’ Pep Booster Club ’63; Dramatics Club ’63, *63. Club ’62, ’63; Spanish Club ’63. ’64, Treasurer ’64; “The Music Man” ’63; “Seven Keys to Baldpate” ’63; MURPHY, RONNIE EDWARD — Baseball Student Council ’63, ’64, Parliamen­ ’63, ’64; Boys’ Booster Club ’64; Foot­ ORGAN, MARGARET ANN—Commercial tarian ’64; Thespians ’63, ’64. ball ’62-’64; Lettermen’s Club ’63, '64: Club ’64; “Paean” Staff ’62; School Store *64. Track ’62. MERS, MICHAEL—B.A.A. National Honor Society ’64 MU RRAY, STEVE L. — Baseball ’62-’64; ORPHAN, STEVE JOHN—B.A.A. Basketball ’62-’64; Lettermen’s Club MILLARD , JAMES — Band Follies ’64; ’62; Spanish Club ’63. Marching Band ’64. National Honor Society ’64 OWEN, GAYLE LYN—Assistant “Friskie” ’63; Band Follies ’64; Cereal Bowl Top MURRIE, CHERI ANN—Cadet Teacher Ten ’64; Cereal Bowl General Chair­ MILLER, BETTY ANN—Commercial Club man ’64; Cheerleading ’62; Consensus ’63, ’64. ’64; Future Teachers ’62-*64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63; Latin Club Winner '64; Future Teachers ’63; Girls’ ’62, ’63; “Paean” Representative ’63. Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Top Ten MILLICE, MYRON WILLIAM—B.A.A. National Honor Society ’64 ’64; Homecoming General Chairman ’64; “Key” Staff ’63, ’64, News Editor ’64; Quill and Scroll ’63, ’64; Student MILLS, JOHN—B.A.A. MYERS, VIVIAN LEE—Girls’ Treble Choir Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64, Treasurer ’63; Usher Club ’62-’64. *64. MILLS, LOREN STANLEY—Boys’ Booster National Honor Society ’64 Club ’62, ’63; Lettermen’s Club ’64; Math Club ’63; “ Paean” Staff ’63; Ten­ OWENS, MARK W.—B.A.A. nis *62-’64. — N — MISNER, CORA ANN—Band Follies ’62- NASTOS, NICK—Baseball ’62; “Key” Staff ’64; Cereal Bowl Court ’64; Class Office ’63, ’64. Secretary ’62-’64; Consensus Winner — P — ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-'64; Homecom­ NELSON, EDWARD—B.A.A. ing Top Ten ’64; Majorette ’62-’64; PACKER, KAREN LEIGH—A Cappella *62- Head Majorette ’63, ’64; Student Coun­ cil ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63. ’64; Band Follies ’63, ’64; Girls’ Pep NICHOLS, WILLIAM DONALD — Junior Club *62-’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62; Achievement ’62, ’63; Latin Club ’62; Homecoming Committee ’63; Latin Math Club ’63. MISNER, JOSEPH W ILLIS—Boys’ Booster Club ’62, *63, Secretary ’63; “The Mu­ Club ’62, ’63; Golf ’63, ’64; Student sic Man” ’63. Council ’63, ’64. NICKERSON, G ARY—A Cappella ’63, ’64, President ’64; Band Follies ’62; Boys’ PAGE, QUEDELLIS—B.A.A. MOLDENHAUER. ROXIE LYNN — Cereal Booster Club ’62; Dramatics Club ’63; Bowl .Committee ’63; D of L ’62, ’63; French Club ’62, ’63; “Key” Staff ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’64; Homecoming Quill and Scroll ’63; “Seven Keys to PARKER, THOMAS MICHAEL — Student Committee ’62-’64; School Store ’64; Baldpate” ’63; Student Council ’63. Council ’64; Wrestling ’62. Student Council ’62. National Honor Society ’64 PATTON, NATHANIEL—B.A.A. MOON, CATHY L.—Commercial Club ’62; NIELSEN, KENNETH H.—A Cappella ’62- Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63. ’64; Boys’ Booster Club ’63; Junior Red Cross President ’62; Lettermen’s Club PEAKE, AM Y G.—D of L ’62-’64; Commer­ ’63, ’64; Math Club ’63; “Paean” Staff cial Club ’64. MOORE, FREDERICK JAMES—Band Fol­ ’64; Quill and Scroll ’64; Tennis ’62-’64. lies ’64; Baseball ’62; Football ’62, ’63; Men’s Chorus ’62, ’64; Student Council PEARCE, RICHARD HENRY — Junior ’62. NOBLE, JOYCE—D of L. Achievement ’62; Tennis ’62.

MOORE, SHARON DEE—D of L; Commer­ NORRIS, PAU L THOMAS—Wrestling ’62, PEARSON, DAVID A.—B.A.A. cial Club ’62-’64, Correspondent Secre­ ’63. tary ’64; Dramatics Club ’62; Student Council ’62. PEARSON, JIM — Government Day Vice National Honor Society ’64 NORROD, CYNDEA LEA—Girls’ Club ’62, Mayor ’64; Junior Kiwanian ’63; Jun­ ’63; Usher Club ’62, ’64. ior Rotarian *64; Mantle of Knowledge '64; Math Club Vice President ’64, MORRIS, BEU LAH ANN—Junior Red Cross ’62-’64; Rotary Leadership Conference Volunteen ’63. NORROD, JUDITH ANN—Commercial Club ’63; Spanish Club ’62-’64, President ’64; *63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Junior Red Student Council ’62; Washington Trip MORRIS, JOHN PETER—Band Follies ’63, Cross Volunteen ’63; Usher Club ’62. ’63. ’64; Concert Band ’62-’64; Concert Or- National Honor Society ’64 cehstra ’63, ’64; Marching Band ’62- NUNNALLY, DE WAYNE—B.A.A. ’64; “The Music Man” ’63; Spanish PENNOCK, MILO RICHARD—Concert Or­ Club ’64. chestra ’62; Usher Club '64.

MOSLEY, DONNA SHARON—Girls’ Treble — O — PENZER, MARIANNE M.—Junior Achieve­ Choir ’62-’64; Junior Red Cross Volun­ ment ’62; Pep Club ’62, *64; Usher teen ’63. O’CONNELL, RICHARD—B.A.A.; Cadillac Club ’62. Sr. H.'gh: Football ’63.

MROZOVICH, MARY JO — Cereal Bowl PERKINS, DIANE MARIE—Girls’ Treble Top Ten ’64; Cereal Bowl Committee OHRT, HAZEL ELIZABETH—D of L ’62; Choir ’63, ’64. ’63, ’64; Christmas Basket Chairman G.A.A. ’62. ’64; D of L ’63, ’64, President ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’63, ’64; Homecoming PERRY, DIANNA MARIE—Girls’ Treble Committee ’64; Student Council ’63, OLINGER, JANET LEE—French Club ’62- Choir ’64. ’64; Spanish Club ’63, ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’64, Vice President ’63, President ’64; ’64; Junior Achievement ’62. Girls’ Pep Club ’62, 64; “Key” Staff *63, ’64; “Paean” Staff *63, ’64, Busi­ PERRY, GEORGIA LEE—D of L. ness Manager ’64; Quill and Scroll ’63, MUHLENFORTH, LAWRENCE STEPHEN *64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62-’64. —Band Follies ’62-’64; Boys’ Booster National Honor Society ’64 PETERS. DAVID MILTON—Baseball ’«»- Club ’62, ’63; Concert Band ’62, ’64; ’64; Basketball ’63-’64s Boys’ State ’63; Hi-Y ’62, ’64; Latin Club ’63; Marching Latin Club ’63; Lettermen’s Club ’63. Band ’62-’64; Student Council ’62, ’63; OLMSTEAD, SHARON KAY — Girls’ Pep ’64; “Key” Staft ’64; Student Council Tennis ’62, ’64. Club ’62. '64. 190 PETERSON, FRED D.—B.A.A. RENIGER, TERRANCE HARRY—Student ROUSE, GEORGE ROBERT — Junior Council ’63. Achievement ’64; Radio Club ’63, ’64. PHILLIPS, BONNIE LEE—D of L. RENO, JOSEPH R.—Cross Country ’64; ROUSE, REBECCA ANNE — Girls’ Pep Football ’62, ’63; Junior Achievement Club ’62; Junior Achievement ’63. PHILLIPS, LA VON D.—“Charley’s Aunt” ’63; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63; *63. Lettermen’s Club ’63; Track ’62-’64. ROUSH, JERRY—B.A.A. REPPERT, JEAN MARIE—A Cappella ’63, PHIPPS, JAMES T.—Baseball ’62-’64; Boys’ Treasurer ’64; Band Follies ’62; Dra­ ROWLAND, CECILA ARNETT—D of L ’64; Booster Club ’63; Cross Country ’63; matics Club ’62; D of L ’62, ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’64. French Club ’63, ’64; Future Teachers Pep Club ’63, ’64; “Key” Staff ’64; ’63; Junior Achievement ’62, ’63. Latin Club ’62; “Paean” Staff ’64; Usher Club ’63, Vice President ’64; — S — PILKINGTON, JAMES—B.A.A. Washington Trip ’63. National Honor Society ’64 SAMPSON, CLINTON—B.A.A.; A Cappella PLATEK, JANET—D of L ’62, ’63; Pep ’64; Usher Club ’62, ’63; Spanish Club Club ’62. ’62-’64; Band Follies ’62-’64; “The Mu­ RICE, DENNIE — B.A.A.; Cross Country sic Man” ’63; Student Council ’64- PONITZ, JAMES EDWARD—Baseball ’62- ’63; Track ’63. National Honor Society ’64 ’64; Basketball ’62; Consensus Winner ’64; Football ’64; Junior Kiwanian ’63; RICE, EDWARD—Baseball ’62; French SAMS, CAESAR—B.A.A.; French Club ’62; Latin Club ’62; Lettermen’s Club ’64; Club ’63; Latin Club ’62; Math Club ’62, Government Day ’64. Math Club ’62-’64; Junior Class Presi­ ’63. National Honor Society ’64 dent ’63; Spanish Club ’63, ’64; Stu­ SANCHEZ, JAMES—B.A.A. dent Council ’62, ’63; Washington Trip RICE, VAUGHN L.—A Cappella ’62; Band ’63. SANCHEZ, REBECCA E.—D of L. National Honor Society ’64 Follies ’63; Boys’ Booster Club ’62; Golf ’64; Radio Club ’62; Spring Speech SAUNDERS, JUDITH MAE — Dramatics ’63; Swimming ’63; Track ’63; Junior POPE, ROBERT SCOTT—Basketball ’62, Club *64; “Charley’s Aunt” ’62; “The Achievement ’62. ’63; Consensus Winner ’64; Homecom­ Dragon and the Flying Princess” ’64; ing ’64; Student Council ’63. Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’62; RICHARDS, JERRY—B.A.A. National Honor Society ’64 “ Paean” Staff ’63; Pep Club ’62, ’63; Usher Club ’63. PRESTON, SHARON KAYE—Commercial RICHARDS, KATHY—D of L. Club ’64; Junior Achievement ’62. SAWYER, LAVERN—G.A.A. ’62, ’64. RICHARDSON, KENNETH WILLIAM — A PROBST, FREDERICK ADDISON—B.A.A. Cappella ’64; Baseball ’62; Basketball ’62, ’63; Cross Country ’63; Men’s SCHMIDT, NANCY KAY—Consensus Win­ Chorus ’64; Track ’63, ’64. ner ’64; Dramatics Club ’63; D of L ’62; D of L Board Member ’62; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63; Homecoming Com­ — Q — RICHARDSON, MICHAEL—B.A.A. mittee ’63, ’64; “Key” Staff '63, ’64; “ Key” Editorial Board ’64; Latin Club QUINN, WILLIAM—B.A.A. RICKER, JOYCE CAROL — Commercial *62, '63; “ Paean” Staff ’64; “Paean” National Honor Society ’64 Club ’63; French Club ’63, ’64; Future Art Editor ’64; Quill and Scroll ’64; Teachers ’63, ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62- Student Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64; ’64. Optimist Youth Appreciation Week National Honor Society ’64 Representative ’64. National Honor Society ’64 — R — RITTER, RAYMOND LEE — A Cappella SCHMUCK. ROBERT W.—Commercial Club RAGLA, FRED—B.A.A. ’63, ’64; Concert Band ’62; Concert Or­ chestra ’62; Marching Band ’62. ’63, ’64.

RAINEY, PATRICIA ANNE — Girls’ Pep SCHOALS, JUNE ELAINE—D of L. Club ’62, ’63; Latin Club ’63, ’64. RIX, LARRY E.—Future Teachers ’62; Basketball ’62; Junior Red Cross Volun­ teen ’62; Dramatics Club ’62; “Fris- SCOTT, SUSAN LYNN — Cadet Teaching RALEY, ROBIN LOU—Band Follies ’64; kie” '64. ’64; Commercial Club ’64; Dramatics Cereal Bowl Queen ’64; Cereal Bowl Club ’62, ’63; Future Teachers ’62-’64; Committee ’63; Class Officer ’63, Vice ROBBINS, ASENITH LOUISE—G.A.A. ’62; G.A.A. ’62, ’64; Junior Red Cross Vol­ President ’64; D.A.R. Good Citizen ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63, ’64. unteen ’63; Pep Club ’62, ’63. D of L ’63, Treasurer ’64; Dramatics Club ’62, ’63; French Club ’63; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63; Homecoming Court ROBBINS, CECIL LAVERN II—Concert SECHREST, LAVERN—B.A.A. ’64; Homecoming Committee ’62, ’64; Band ’62, ’63; Marching Band ’62, ’63; “Key” Staff ’63, Business Manager ’64; Spanish Club ’62-’64; Student Council SHAFFER, DAVID LEE—Cross Country “The Music Man” ’63; Student Council, ’62-’64. ’64; Football ’62. ’63; Junior Achieve­ Vice President ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63. National Honor Society ’64 ment ’62-’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Track *62-’64. ROBERTSON, VICKI JO—Student Council RATHBURN, ROBERT MERRILL—B.A.A. ’64. SHEINER. TANIA—Band Follies ’64; Dra­ matics Club ’62. ’63; French Club ’63, RALL, MARY ELIZABETH—D of L. RODDEN, SUSAN E.—Commercial Club ’64. treasurer ’64; Treble Choir ’63. ’64; Homecoming Committee ’64; Tri-Hi-Y *62; G.A.A. ’62; Junior Red Cross Vol­ unteen ’63, ’64; “Paean” Staff ’62. *68, ’64; Pep Club ’68, ’64. RATLIFF, BOBBIE RAY—D of L. National Honor Society ’64 SHELDRICK, SANDY—D of L. RODDY, PHILLIS ELAINE — Commercial Club ’62; D of L ’62; G.A.A. ’62. REDDEN, OLLIE MAY—D of L. SHIPLEY, EDWARD A. — Baseball ’64; “Key” Staff ’64. ROGERS, CHARLES W ILLIAM — Concert REED, RAY—B.A.A. Band ’62, ’63; Concert Orchestra ’63, SIDNAM. KAREN JEAN—Commercial Club ’64; Marching Band ’62, ’63; “The ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Girls’ Treble Music Man” ’63; Wrestling ’62, ’63. Choir ’62-’64. REESE, THOMAS JEROME—Baseball ’62- ’64; Cross Country ’62; Nicholas Con- SIMMONS, SUSAN EILEEN—Band Follies stitine Rega Concert Band ’62, ’64; ROSSMAN, ROGER OWEN—Boys’ State ’68, ’64; Cadet Teaching ’64; Concert Marching Band ’62-’64; Tennis ’63, ’63; ’63; Concert Band ’63; Junior Achieve­ Orchestra ’62-’64; Future Teachers ’63. Track ’62. ment '62; “Key” Staff ’64; “Key” Sports Editor ’64; Latin Club ’62; ’64; Latin Club ’62; “The Music Man” Marching Band ’62, ’63; Math Club ’63; Orchestra *68; President of Orchestra REGAS, NICK—B.A.A.; Band ’62-’64; Ten­ Quill and Scroll ’64. ’64. nis; Track. National Honor Society ’64 National Honor Society ’64 191 SIMPSON, MICHAEL R. — Homecoming STOREY, JESSIE—D of L. THURSTON, DONALD LEROY, JR. Ill Committee ’64; Student Council ’63, ’64; Basketball ’62, ’63; Football ’62; Stu-* 6-A Student Council Co-Chairman ’64. dent Council ’62, ’63. STRICKLIN, PATRICIA A.—D of L.

SISLER. LARRY PAUL—Baseball ’62, ’63. TIBBETTS, PATRIC IA—D of L. STUMM, JEANNE—D of L Board Member ’64; French Club ’63, ’64; Girls’ Treble SLATTERY, ROBERT LEE—Baseball ’62; Choir ’63; Junior Red Cross Volunteen Golf ’63. TITUS, VICKI B.—D of L '64; Future* ’62, ’63. Teachers ’64; Future Teachers Board] Member ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’64. SLOCUM, JANICE MARIE — Homecoming National Honor Society ’64 Committee ’63; Junior Achievement ’62, SWAFFORD, DONALD EDWARD—Men's ’63; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’62-’64; Chorus ’63, ’64; Swimming ’62. Treasurer of Junior Achievement ’63. TRUMBULL, TERRY LEE—B.A.A.

SWAFFORD, LEE ROY—B.A.A. SLONEY, WILLARD CRAIG—Concert Or­ National Honor Society ’64 TURNER, GORDON LOUIS—B.A.A. chestra *62-’64; Marching Band ’62.

TURNER, MICHAEL J.—B.A.A. SMITH, DONNA JEAN—A Cappella ’64; D SWANCHARA, DAVID—B.A.A. of L '62, ’63; Future Teachers ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62, ’63. SWANK. G ARY LEE—Junior Achievement ’63; Student Council ’64; Swimming ’63. — u —

SMITH, GLORIA JEAN — Girls’ Treble U LDRIKS, JANET ALICE—Band Follies! Choir ’62-’64. SWEET, JANICE M.—D of L. Production Staff ’63; Consensus Winner]1 ’64; Dramatics Club ’62; Girls’ Pep* SMITH, KENNETH DUANE—B.A.A. Club ’62; Government Day ’64; “Key- SWEET, JEFF—B.A.A. Staff *63, ’64; “Paean” Editor-in-Chief! ’64; Quill and Scroll ’63, ’64; Student! SMITH. PAU L AUGUSTA, JR.—Golf ’62, Council ’62-’64; Spanish Club ’62-’64;l ’64; Hi-Y ’64; Student Council ’64; SYBERT, PEGGY ANN—D of L. Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63; Washington Trip ’63.* Wrestling ’62. National Honor Society ’64

SMITH, WANDA SUE—Girls’ Pep Club ’62- ’64; Homecoming Committee ’64; Jun­ UNDERWOOD, BEVERLY JANE—Cerealj ior Achievement ’62-’64, President ’64, — T — Bowl Committee ’64; Cereal Bowll Treasurer ’63, Vice President ’62; Jun­ Court ’64; Class Officer: Senior Treas-j TABIADON, GLORIA—D of L; Usher Club ior Red Cross Volunteen ’63; Usher urer ’64; Commercial Club ’62; Con-| ’62-’64; Pep Club ’62, ’63; Spanish Club sensus Winner ’64; “Friskie” ’64; ’62-’64; Library Assistant ’62, ’63. Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming SNELL, JACK—B.A.A. National Honor Society ’64 Committee ’64; Homecoming Top Ten* ’61; Student Council ’62-’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’63, ’64, Sergeant-at-Arms '64. SNYDER, GEORGE LaDALE—A Cappella TALBOT, FLOYD—B.A.A. ’64; Men’s Chorus ’62, ’63.

TASSOS, RICK JOHN—Baseball ’62. SPEIGHTS, RICHARD BLAN—Basketball — v — '62-’64, Co-Captain ’64; Concert Band 11 '62; Football ’62-’64; French Club ’63, TAYLOR, ALVIN LEE—Concert Orchestra VALENTINE, DORIS ELIZABETH—Girls’ j ’64; Marching Band ’62; Lettermen’s ’63, ’64. State ’63; Government Day ’64; Span-] Club ’63, ’64; Student Council ’64; Track ish Club ’62, ’63. ’62-’64, Captain ’64. National Honor Society ’64 TAYLOR, TERRY RICHARD—Baseball ’62; Football ’61, ’62, ’63; Lettermen’s Club SPENCER, DENNIS—B.A.A. Van CLEAVE, RANDY M.—Boys’ Booster* ’63, ’64; Track ’63, '64. Club ’62; “Charley’s Aunt” ’63; Con-1 National Honor Society ’64 cert Orchestra ’62; Dramatics Club ’63, SPULLER, DONALD—B.A.A. ’64; Dramatics President ’64; Future j TEETER, DAVID—B.A.A. Teachers ’64; Marching Band '63; “The Music Man” ’63; “Seven Keys to Bald-] STAGER, PATRIC IA ANN — Commercial pate” ’63; Spring Speech '63, ’64; Thes­ Club ’63, ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63. THAYER, GEORGIA LYNN—Girls’ Pep pians ’63, ’64, President ’64. Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Committee ’64; Latin Club ’63, ’64; Latin Club STEELE, JOYCE LAINE—D of L. VANDER SCHAAF, CALVIN DWIGHT—A j Board ’63. Cappella ’63, ’64, Vice President ’64; I STEVENSON, JOHN ROBERT—Hi-Y ’64; Band Follies ’62-’64; Baseball ’62; Con- | “ Key” Staff ’64. THOMAS, ETHEL M.—Girls’ Treble Choir cert Band ’62, ’63; Cross Country ’63; ’62-’64. Debate ’64; Marching Band ’62, ’63; “The Music Man” ’63; Spring Speech i STEWART, MARTHA ANN — Commercial ’64. Club ’63, ’64. THOMPSON, CLARINDA MAY—Commer­ cial Club ’62, ’63; Junior Achievement VAN HOOSE, EUGENE—B.A.A. STOCKHAM, GLENN ORLAN—Band Fol­ ’62, ’63. lies ’63, ’64; Concert Band ’62, ’63; Marching Band ’62, ’63; “The Music VARIN, FRANCIS W.—Wrestling ’62. THOMPSON, CRYSTAL IRENE—D of L. Man” ’63; Spanish Club ’64. VIALL, CAROLYN JANE—Girls’ Pep Club STOKES, NANCY MARIE — Cereal Bowl THOMPSON, JAMES—B.A.A. ’63. Top Ten ’64; Senior Board ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64; Homecoming Com­ mittee '62, ’64; Homecoming Top Ten THOMPSON, JOHN A. — Student Council VOLLMAR, ROBERT E. — Boys’ Booster ’64; Student Council ’62; Tri-Hi-Y ’62- ’63, ’64. Club ’63; Boys’ State ’63; French Club ’63, ’64; French Club Vice President ’64, Vice President ’64. *64; Homecoming Committee ’64; Math THRASH, BEATRICE—Girls’ Treble Choir Club ’63, ’64; “ Seven Keys to Bald- STOOKEY, JANET DALE — Band Follies ’63; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63. pate” ’63; Spanish Club ’62; 6-A Stu­ ’62, ’64; Concert Orchestra ’62, ’64; dent Council Conference ’63, ’64, Co- Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63; Junior Red Chairman ’64; Student Council ’63, ’64; Cross Volunteen '63, ’64; Student Coun­ THURBER, MICHAEL MARVIN — Swim­ Student Kiwanian ’63; Tennis ’62-’64. . cil ’62. ming ’62. National Honor Society ’64 192 VRIJHOF, JUDY—A Cappella ’61-’64; Band WHARTON, JOSEPH—B.A.A. WILSON, RICHARD—B.A.A. Follies ’62-’64; Dramatics Club ’63; “The Music Man” ’63; Orchestra ’62- WHITE, DAVIS THOMAS—Hi-Y ’63; Let­ W INKLER, FRED L., JR.—B.A.A. *64. termen’s Club ’62; Spanish Club ’62; Student Council ’62; Swimming ’62-’64. WISEMAN, ALAN GLEN—Track ’64.

WHITE, ELSIE—D of L. WISMER, JACK NORVAL—A Cappella ’63, — w — National Honor Society ’64 ’64; Band Follies ’64; Baseball ’62; Cross Country ’64; Dramatics Club ’62- WADE, KAROL KAYE—D of L ’64; Girls’ WHITE, KENNETH—B.A.A. ’64; French Club ’62, '63; Golf *63, ’64; Pep Club ’62-’64; Girls’ Pep Club Presi­ Government Day ’64; “The Music Man” dent ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’63; Home­ WHITESIDE, LIND A SUE—Girls’ Treble ’63; “Seven Keys to Baldpate” ’63; coming Committee , ’62-’64; . Student Choir *62. Thespians ’63, ’64. Council ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62-’64. National Honor Society ’64 WHITESIDE, VIVIAN LEE—Student Coun­ WAGNER, DAVID—B.A.A. cil ’63, ’64. WISSINK, FREDRIC LYNN—B.A.A. WALDEN, M ARY JANE—Junior Red Cross WILBER, CHRISTINE LYNN—Girls' Pep WOLF, ANNA MARIE—Girls’ Pep Club Volunteen ’63; Student Council ’63, ’64; Club ’62-’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’64; ’62; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’63; Usher Club ’62, ’63. Usher Club ’62-’64, Vice President ’63. Spanish Club ’64. WALKER, AVALEE—D of L. WILBUR, SUSAN ANN—D of L. WOLF, SUSAN—D of L; Concert Orches­ tra ’62, ’63, Secretary ’62; Girls’ Pep WALZ, JUDITH IRENE—Future Teachers Club ’62; Spanish Club '64; Usher Club ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; Librarian ’62; WILKINS, EVELYN REBECCA — A Cap­ pella ’64; Future Nurses ’63; Girls* *63, ’64, Secretary ’64. “The Music Man” ’63; Office Worker Treble Choir ’63; Junior Red Cross National Honor Society ’64 *62. Volunteen ’63; Latin Club ’62. WOLVERTON, STEVEN E.—Football ’62: WANK, RAYMOND—B.A.A. WILLBRANDT, DONNA JEANNE—Concert Golf ’64. Orchestra ’62, ’63, Secretary '63; D of WANK, SANDI J.—Junior Achievement ’63. L ’62-’64, Vice President ’64; French WOOD, CINDY KAY—D of L ’63, ’64; Girls’ Club ’63, ’64; Future Teachers ’62-’64, WARREN, CARL—B.A.A. Pep Club ’62-’64; Junior Achievement Treasurer ’63, President ’64. ’64; Junior Red Cross Volunteen ’62; Latin Club ’62, ’63; Math Club ’62; Stu­ WASHINGTON, CHARLES LEE ROY — WILLBUR, DIANE JEAN — Cereal Bowl dent Council ’62-’64; Tri-Hi-Y 62-’64; B.A.A. Committee ’62-’64; “Charley’s Aunt” Youth Recreation Board Secretary ’64. ’64; D of L ’62-’64, Board Member ’63; National Honor Society ’64 WEAKLY, LYNN MARDELL — Lakeview: Dramatics Club ’62-’64; Future Teach­ G.A.A. *62; Girls’ Pep Club ’62, ’63; ers ’63, ’64; Girls* Pep Club *62-’64; French Club ’62, ’63; Central: Tri-Hi-Y “Harvey” ’62; Homecoming Committee WOOD, DW AIN EDWIN—Student Council ’64. ’62, ’63; “Key” Staff ’63, ’64, Editorial *64; Track ’64. Board ’64; Latin Club ’62; “The Music WATERBURY, CAROL—D of L; A Cappel­ Man” ’63; “Paean” Staff ’63; Quill and WOOD. LU ANNE K.—Commercial Clnb ’63, la ’64; “Key” Staff ’63; Spanish Club Scroll ’63, ’64; “Seven Keys to Bald- ’64; Dramatics Club ’62, ’63; G.A.A. ’63, ’64; Treble Choir ’62; Usher Club pate” *63; Student Council ’64; Thes­ *62, ’64; Girls’ Pep Club ’62-’64. *63, ’64. pians ’63, ’64; Tri-Hi-Y ’62-’64; Youth Today Page Editor ’64. National Honor Society ’64 WOOLNER. RAYMOND—B.A.A. WILLIAMS, ALICE MARY — Dramatics WEBB, LARRY—Boys’ State ’62, ’63; Span­ Club ’62; Girls’ Pep Club ’62; “ Har­ WOODWORTH. DIANE DOYLE—Commer­ ish Club ’62, ’63. vey” '62. cial Club ’62-’64, Recording Secretary ’64. WEBB, W ILLIAM—Hi-Y ’63; Homecoming WILLIAMS, GARY—B.A.A.; Football ’62; Track ’62, *63; Wrestling ’62. Committee ’63; “The Music Man” ’63. WORD. TERRANCE J.—Baseball ’63; Bas­ ketball ’62-’64. W EIK, KARLA—Band Follies ’62; Bye Bye WILLIAMS, JAMES—B.A.A. 4 Birdie ’64; Cereal Bowl Court ’64; D WRIGHT, SHERRY—Girls’ Treble Choir of L ’64; French Club ’62; Homecom­ WILLIAMS, PATSY JANE—A Cappella ’62- *62-’64; Student Council ’62, ’63. ing Committee ’63, ’64; Homccom'ng ’64; Band Follies ’64; Girls’ Pep Club Court '64; Pep Club ’62-’64; Senior ’63, ’64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62; Span­ Board ’64; Spanish Club ’63, ’64; Stu­ ish Club ’62-’64. dent Council ’63; Student Council So­ cial Committee ’63, ’64; “The Music W ILLIAMS, ROBERT DAVIS — Concert — Y — Man” ’63; Tri-Hi-Y ’62, ’63, Secretary Band ’62; Junior Achievement ’63; ’64. Latin Club ’64; Marching Band ’62. YATES, JUDY GAIL — A Cappella *63; Girls’ Treble Choir *62; Student Coun­ WEINBERG, PHAPES ERNEST—Football WILLIAMS, STUART C.—French Club ’63, cil ’62. ’63; Hi-Y ”62-’64; Junior Achievement ’64; Latin Club ’62; Math Club ’63, ’64; ’62-’64; Junior Achievement Treasurer Student Council ’62. YATES. PHILLIP BARTON, JR.—Baseball ’63, ’64; “Paean” Staff ’64; Student National Honor Society ’64 *62, ’63; Football ’62. Council ’62-’64; Youth Recreation Board ’64. W ILLIAMS, W ILLIE D.—Band Follies ’63; Football ’62; Wrestling ’62. YEO, JERRY A.—“Charley’s Aunt” ’64; WEISS, ROBERT DEAN—Golf ’63; Hi-Y Concert Band ’62; Dramatics Club ’64; Junior Achievement ’62; Marching ’63, ’64; Junior Achievement '63, ’64; WILLIAMSON, FRANCES—D of L. Student Council ’62. Band ’62; “The Music Man” ’68; Pro­ jectionist ’62-’64; Radio Club ’63, *64, WILLIAMSON, JOE—Commercial Club ’62- Secretary-Treasurer ’63, President ’64; WENTZ, GERALDINE LEE — Girls’ Pep ’64. Student Council ’64; “The Dragon and Club '64; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62. the Flying Princess” ’64. WEST, SANDRA JEAN—Girls’ Pep Club WILLIS, FRANCINE—Girls’ Treble Choir ’62; Girls’ Treble Choir ’62, ’64; Junior *63, ’64. YEOMONS. GORDON EARL — Student Achievement ’63; Student Council ’62. Council ’64. WILLIS, NATHANIEL—B.A.A. YOUMANS. FRANCES J.—Hickory Corners W'HALEN, JOHN LADD—Baseball 62-’64, Kellogg: Librarian ’62, ’63. Baseball Captain ’63, ’64; Basketball ’62; Boys’ State ’63; Consensus Winner WILLIS, ROBERT—B.A.A. ’64; Football ’62-64, Football Captain YOUNG, CRAIG—B.A.A. *64; Hi-Y ’62; Lettermen’s Club ’63, WILSON, RACHEL ELAINE—Art Club ’62; *64; Lettermen’s Club Vice President G.A.A. *62; Junior Achievement ’64; YOUNG. DIANE—Dramatics Club ’64. *64. Librarian ’63; (Petoskey High School National Honor Society '64 *62, ’63). YOUNG. SUZZANE—D of L. 193 pplfB ifti ip tiisp Without the help of the local

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Class of 1964 L. G. McDANIEL COMPANY

Your Carpet Center

Compliments Best Wishes to of the Class of 1964 VOLCANO PIZZA

TAKE-OUT SERVICE GAGE’S 29 North McCamly Street OPEN 7 DAYS 4:00 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. Your School Supply Headquarters 458 W Michigan Dial 962-6071

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199 ARTURO’S DRIVE - IN formerly Smitty's

Delicious Sandwiches and Light Lunches

51 N. McCamly W O 5-9500

The Finest in Jewelry,

Compliments China, Crystal and Sterling of

EAGLE’S DRUG MAYO’S JEWELERS

Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of

C ^ari ^ a m e s PEPSI Jewelers COLA

10 East Michigan Avenue

ARGURBRIGHT BUSINESS COLLEGE

Over 80 Years of Personalized Business Training

43 West Michigan Avenue

Phone W O 8-6312

200 Best Wishes p & M CONSTRUCTION Class of '64 COMPANY

GENERAL CONTRACTORS TRUMBULL SERVICE

Underground Pipeline North Avenue at Calhoun Road Construction Where One Call Does It All 361 Dickman Rd. Battle Creek, Mich. Dial WO 2-4043

Congratulations The Best in Flowers Seniors and Corsages GODFREY JEWELERS FRANCIS GREENSMITH Registered Jewelers Delivery Service American Gem Society "The Difference Is in the Quality" 295 Emmett St. W O 2-2314 Kendall Bring Your Date to Industrial Supplies the Inc.

M ill Supplies DATE BAR and

426 Capital, S.W. W O 5-9592 Builders' Hardware Phone 965-2211

Congratulations to the Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 Class of '64 Alexander Pharmacy (Lake view) Handy Spot Market

W O 2-5501 219 Post Avenue

YOUR HOMETOWN BANK

Convenient Neighborhood Offices

202 Compliments of

(J (e n n in JiS

Compliments °Ur fiends at MichiganMirhinan Bell ^ of Hi msny years ahead are 9°°[ Battle Creek And Aether you’re thinking °fa Gravel Company

ri9ht or waiting until y°u 3800 Dickman Road WO 3-1567 i t ■

If) Wright Beauty ^ 9 People who would Academy 1 **tit tO t# 1 lsfacti0n in helping give oWcU$ Complete Beauty Training r,eir set& ever.improving teleph°re WO 4-4016 140 W. Michigan WO 5-9232 73V4 W. Michigan . Michigan bell v

^EPHONE COfj?- Congratulations

' 9 uai •el Opportunity Neumode Hosiery and Underfashions

29 West Michigan

Security National Bank Building

203 JACK SHARKEY

RECREATION

61 South McCamly W O 2-4361

Compliments of

Battle Creek Tobacco

a n d LYON’S Candy Company Proprietory Medicines 42 Hamblin Ave. WO 2 4021 482 Main WO 2-5686

BAILEY JEWELERS Congratulations Class of 1964 — for — Orange Blossom Diamond Rings KOMARCK’S Hamilton, Elgin and Bulova Watches 957 Emmett W O 2-7873 23 W. Michigan W O 2-1811 1391 Capital, !\.E. WO 4-1263

204 SULLIVAN Milk Products and Ice Cream

FRESHNESS — Q UALITY — FLAVOR Serving You for Over 56 Years 225 W est Jackson

Congratulations

Class of 1964 Compliments of COLE’S RAGLA BROS. Clothes of Distinction JEW ELRY for Men and Boys

Fashion Sportswear for Misses 9 North McCamly and Women Wolverine-Federal Tower Lakeview and Columbia Plaza

The Smartest Clothes in Towel

Shane's Specialize in Styles Featured in the Leading Fashion Magazines

Congratulations

MILLER JEWELERS W HITE’S BEAUTY SHOP "A Square Deal Always" 102 Michigan National Bank Bldg. 36 West Michigan

205 Battle Creek Mattress Company

Mattresses Made to Order We Rebuild and Recover All Makes of Mattresses Ken Wade 338 East Michigan Ph. WO 2-35) I Battle Creek, Michigan

Congratulations W. A. BERGEY Class of '64 Interior

Donald R. DeVine, Owner ED SAMPSON TIRE CO. Interior Counseling and Furnishing

We Specialize in Best Wishes to the Italian-American Foods Class of '64 ROMA CAFE Mr. Ray School P IZ Z A PIE of Cosmotology Newly Decorated Dining Area

217 W. Michigan W O 8-6377 61 E. Michigan

a rch w ay* ^^^'H om e Style Cookies'

Fresh at Your Neighborhood Grocery M anufactured and Sold by SWANSON COOKIE COMPANY Incorporated 330 Upton W O 2-6211

206 Congratulations Seniors!

from

POST DIVISION

GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION

Battle Creek, Michigan

Compliments Congratulations of

Class of '64 Kuchenreuthers L. W. Robinson’s Standard Gas Station

Congratulations NORMAN PRODUCE CO. Seniors Wholesale Food Distributors

Finest Quality — Fairest Price (ju Fastest Service

Quality Clothes for Young Men 86 South Division Street

207 Congratulations Class of '64 BERTINE’S LADIES’ APPAREL HALL D R U G S T O R E "Skirts and Blouses, 502 Upton Avenue Dresses and Formals" Come to Us for A ll Your Needs

35 North Washington SODAS DRUGS W O 8-6059 PRESCRIPTIONS

(Channincj. .5inanciai (Corporation S u ldideraried

Wolverine Insurance Company Channing Service Corporation

Federal Life & Casualty Company Riverside Insurance Company o f America

King Merritt & Company, Inc. Secured Insurance Company

. . . are proud to have in their employ many graduates of Battle Creek Central High School. The Alumni join other employees of these organizations An extending to you the heartiest congratula­ tions on your graduation.

. CARPET — DRAPERIES DRESS FABRICS Doo Drop Inn

Clark’s Fine Food and Cocktails Decorative Specialties 4 Private Dining Rooms Take-Out Dinners Inc.

Battle Creek Marshall WO 54 379 "89757 Capital, N.E.

208 All Undergraduates' Pictures Furnished by HART HOTEL Student Miniature Service Company Specializing in Wedding Receptions Grand Rapids 6, Michigan Clair O'Betts, Photographer 31 N. Washington WO 2-4071

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

Michigan National Bank

OPEN UNTIL 4:30 EVERY WEEK DAY, INCLUDING SATURDAY

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Aaron J. Pearlman's Best Wishes Class of '64 THE JEWEL BOX DeNooyer "Battle Creek's Finest Jewelry Store"

Chevrolet Diamonds — Watches — Silverware China — Crystal # First in Sales Gifts # First in Service We Maintain a Bridal Registry

209 YOU mm POS T T A V E R N MOTOR INN

V DOWNTOWN LOCATION V DINiNG ROOM OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK V COCKTAIL LOUNGE. V COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED V BANQUET AND MEETING ROOMS V DIRECT DIAL TELEPHONE IN EVERY ROOM

BABY SITTER SERVICE 0 24-HOUR ROOM SERVICE 0 TUB AND SHOWER IN EVERY ROOM 0 FIREPROOF ROOM CONSTRUCTION FREE PARKING AT FRONT DOOR 0 DANCE FLOOR 0 FREE RESERVATION SERVICE HOUSE DOCTOR

ERNIE MOORE, Mg.r.

Call W O 5-5121

67 WEST MICHIGAN

"Battle Creek's Downtown Prestige Address" Children Free 12 Years and Under

Best Wishes LARMOUR’S from URBANDALE Rx CENTER 1423-25 W. Michigan Ave.

We keep accurate cross filing of your prescriptions for income tax and insurance purposes. 44 West Michigan FREE DELIVERY

GODDE’S PASTRY SHOPPE

87 Calhoun St.

210 PLUMBING and HEATING

HUNTER - PRELL

15 East Jackson Phone W O 2-7538

Congratulations to the Congratulations Seniors Class of 1964 from

EMMERSON MOVING SPRINGLAKE & STORAGE CO. LANES 64 Years of Service in Home of Junior Bowlers This Community Battle Creek's Newest and Finest Bowling Lanes 121 E. State St. WO 5-5167 245 E. Roosevelt "Bernie" Bowser, Mgr.

H & H BROOKSIDE CLEANERS PHOENIX PRINTING COMPANY 1876 W. Michigan WO 2-2926

One Hour Service 10 South Monroe Street S & FI Green Stamps

READ-MOR BOOK STORE Q UALITY PAPER BACK BOOKS HIGH SCHOOL USE

11 East Michigan Avenue 6:00 A.M. T il 11 :00 P.M. Daily

211 Congratulations to the Class of 1964 WORGESS Insurance Agency

Fire — Casualty— Life

ENQUIRER and NEWS Let Worgess Do Your Worrying Your Family Newspaper

Congratulations

PRESTON Shoes

7 East Michigan Lakeview

Compliments to the Class of 1964 MAKE SPEAKER'S YOUR STAR SUPER SERVICE, PRESCRIPTION STORE INC. You W ill Be Glad You Did Ask Your Doctor to Phone for Delivery 6 Main Street Use Your Security Charge at Store or on Delivery! Mitchell Star and Jack Leiderman ALWAYS ASK YOUR DOCTOR

212 BATTLE CREEK H H I KALAMAZOO ftillo GRAND RAPIDS LANSING <5tfnapP's JACKSON ANN ARBOR FLINT BENTON HARBOR

OUR BEST TO YOU Congratulations Class of '64 LIL’S RECORD SHOPPE CALHOUN LUMBER Records — Phonos and SUPPLY, INC. Musical Accessories

4 Capita! Ave., N.E. WO 2-7501 WO 2-0800

Congratulations Class of '64

STEEDMAN’S 866 Capital, S.W. Ph. WO 2-9622

"Thanks a Million Folks for Stopping in"

A Rousing Cheer o f . . . DICKMAN CONGRATULATIONS PARTS CORP. Class of 1964 from AUTO AND TRUCK PARTS NEW — USED SPEEDY THERM Your Dependable Gas Servant Joseph C. Evans BATTLE CREEK 3500 Dickman Road Phone 962-9521 Battle Creek, Michigan GAS CO.

213 (^narauinej, flor tin

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Battle Creek Engraving Company P. 0. Box 119 • 296 W. Jackson St. • Battle Creek, Michigan Process Halftone and Line Engravings • Electrotypes Laminated Plates • Commercial Photography • Art

A Wonderful Team . . . URBANDALE McDonald's Juicy Hamburgers ... 15c FLORAL & NURSERY and Thick M ilk Shakes . . . 20c For Speedy Service Cali WO 5-0538

CORDAGES — FLORAL DESIGNS

223 Bedford Road 812 W. Columbia Battle Creek

Compliments of

CHARLES E. GRIPE Avenue "C " and 11 th Street Battle Creek, Michigan TEXACO Office Phone WO 3-9955 Residence Phone WO 8-6303

214 EXCELLENCE IN PHOTOGRAPHY

for Graduation for Engagement for Wedding for Children

For over 34 years area people have looked to Krums for the finest in portraiture or cameras.

KRUMS PHOTOGRAPHIC, 35 E. Mich.

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