Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 1967 PANTHER

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FOREWORD

Different doors lead to different things, but these familiar doors lead to our education and our

future. The years spent behind these doors will prove to be the most enriching ones of our lives.

Lessons taught here are important, but sportsmanship, humility, and respect are also acquired.

The purpose of a good yearbook is to serve as a guide for the past school year. As you leaf

through this edition of the PANTHER, we hope that many memories will be revived.

Yearbook Staff

SENIOR FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Tom Clark Lois Dancer Faye Camp Jim Hanson

2 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries :~·. ,.Lt '.::M!lffl TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dedication ...... 4 ORGANIZATIONS ...... 49

ADMINISTRATION ...... 5 Band Boosters ...... 50 FTA ...... 51 Superintendent ...... 6 FHA...... 52 Principals ...... 7 FFA ...... 53 School Board ...... 8 Library Club ...... 54 Secretaries ...... 9 Paper Staff...... 55 Counselors ...... 10 Spanish and Science Clubs ...... 56 Student Council...... 57 FACULTY ...... 11-18 Debate ...... 58 Forensics ...... 59 ACTIVITIES ...... 19 Yearbook Staff ...... 60 Pep Club ...... 61 Homecoming ...... 20-21 Senior Band ...... 62-63 Varsity Cheerleaders ...... 22 J.V. Band ...... 64-65 Jr. High and J.V. Cheerleaders ...... 23 Jr. High Band ...... 66-67 Junior Play ...... 24-25 Glee Club ...... 68-69 Senior Play ...... 26-27 Jr. High Chorus ...... 70-71 Hootennany ...... 28-29 Custodial Staff ...... 72 Prom ...... 30-31 Spanish and Latin Banquets ...... 32 CLASSES ...... 73

ATHLETICS ...... 33 Seventh Grade ...... 74-77 Eighth Grade ...... 78-82 Varsity Football ...... 34-35 Freshmen ...... 83-87 J.V . Football ...... 36 Sophomores ...... 88-91 J.V. Basketball ...... 37 Juniors ...... 92-95 Varsity Basketball ...... 38-39 Seniors ...... 96-112 Jr. High Basketball ...... 40 Miscellaneous ...... 113-117 Wrestling ...... 41 Closing...... 118 Tennis ...... 42-43 Track ...... 44 ADVERTISING ...... 119 J.V. Baseball ...... 45 Varsity Baseball ...... 46-47 Advertisers ...... 120 Varsity Club ...... 48

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries DEDICATION

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We, the staff, dedicate the 1967 PANTHER to a teacher we admire and re­ i spect, Mrs. Nella O'Brien. She is a Junior High and Senior High English f teacher. . Mrs. O'Brien graduated from Crystal Falls High School in the Upper Pen­ insula. She attended the College of St. Scholastica at Duluth and obtained her Bachelor of Music and Master of Arts Degrees from Michigan State Universi­ ty. Her teaching experience has been at Dansville and Stockbridge. The O'Brien family live on Parmen Road and consists of Mr. O'Brien, two sons and a daughter, Jack and Ellen at home and Tim who is married lives \ near Williamston. ~ This dedicated teacher has been active as 8th Grade Advisor for several years and has been a member of the Advisory Committee. Currently, she is a member of the Honorary Society Committee and is serving on the teachers' negotiating committee. 4 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries ADMINISTRATION

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SUPERINTENDENT

My sincere congratulations to the members of the 1967 graduating class. It is our hope and ex­ pectation that each member will find the years spent at Stockbridge High School well worth the effort involved and that each one will find him~elf well fortified to meet the problems and chal­ lenges bound to face him in the future. May you be able to be of great service to your community and to your fellowman.

With Best Regards, ~.(i~ Jesse Batchelor Su pt. of Schools

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Once again the time has come to address a final message to a graduating class of Stock­ bridge High School. The years go by so quick­ ly and so to the class of "1967", congratula­ tions on your past achievements. Godspeed and best wishes for a successful and happy fu­ ture. Richard Howlett

MR. HOWLETT

Congratulations Seniors '67. Best Wishes on your graduation and for all your future years. In my contact with the Senior Class this year it is my feeling that whatever your life endeavors may be you will accomplish them with great success. May success continue to be your goal. Robert Boyd

MR. BOYD Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries BOARD OF EDUCATION

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SEATED: Mr. Duane Ford, treasurer; Mr. Almon Lathrop, president; Dr. Edward Weddon, secretary. STANDING: Mr. Elwin Breniser, Mr. Dan Howlett, trustees. Not present when picture was taken : Mr. Olin Wild, trustee Mr. Lee James, trustee

The seven men elected to the board of education must reflect the educational thought of the school community. These men must spend many hours at regular and special meet­ ings or at conferences. They must keep themselves informed on many topics, such as cur­ riculum developments, the new federal programs of Head start, Title I of E.S.E.A., fi­ nance, and many others. The over-hauling of written policies and labor negotiations take up a great deal of time. They would like to have more time to discuss the aims of educa­ tion and time to develop a better program to meet the educational needs of the day. Other obligations does not give them this opportunity.

8 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SECRET ARIES

Students in study hall STOP talking to their neighbor so they can hear the morn­ ing announcements given by Mrs. Grace Collins, Mr. Howlett's secretary. In addi­ tion to duties performed for her boss, Mrs. Collins keeps student's records, marks re­ port cards, and does various other chores that need to be done. Mrs. Collins is an enthusiastic fan at school games. She is an asset to the spirit of our school.

MRS. GRACE COLLINS

Everyone must YIELD to the welcom­ ing smile of Mrs. Thelma Frinkle, Mr. Batchelor's secretary. Among her many tasks is marking report cards, selling_ books, making copies of material for the faculty, and answering the telephone. During her years here she has become a friend of many due to her sense of humor and the good work she does.

MRS. THELMA FRINKLE

Some people feel that quantity is more important than quality, but a clerical worker must SLOW DOWN in order to attain accuracy. We are glad to welcome Mrs. Polly Dancer here as bookkeeper this year. She handles all of the accounts for the school system. Her personality and efficient work are received with pleasure from those who work with her.

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries COUNSELORS !

RACHEL CASSIDY, Munith Leslie High School BS & MA Eastern Michigan TEACHES: English HOBBIES: Ceramics & traveling i

DUANE CLARK, Dexter I Dexter High School 1• BS & MA Eastern Michigan ; TEACHES: Jr. Hi Reading & Phy. Ed. ~ HOBBIES: Sports RACHEL CASSIDY JAMES LAWRIE, Stockbridge . .;; Livonia Bentley High School :! BA Alma College .!'- TEACHES: Art & English t. HOBBIES: Horses & tennis i ~ RALPH H . HERRON, Pinckney Tucson High, Arizona BS & BA Special Ed. Eastern Michigan TEACHES: English HOBBY: Refinishing furniture

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Through these four teachers we students at Stockbridge High School are encouraged and RALPH HERRON guided toward goals of individual success and complacency, By their efforts we initiate new faith when problems confront us. They help us to plan our future and arrive at new aspects of learning. Even though each morning awaits with more work and greater efforts, the doors of the counseling offices are always open to all students. Their busy day consists of testing, teaching, coaching, assisting confused seniors, I directing plays and advising the making of the = yearbook. All of this leaves little free time to these teachers.

JAM ES LAWRIE

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FACULTY

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FACULTY

JEAN ANDERSON ROBERT BARRY (English & Speech) (World Literature & Driver's Training)

CAROLYN ANULEWICZ (Commercial)

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BERNARD BLAIR ANN BOGART JANIS CASH (Science) (Latin & English) (Spanish)

DON CRONKHITE (Agriculture) Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FACULTY

BETTY DANCER CHARLES DAVIDSON (substitute) (Instrumental Music)

RAY DANCER (substitute)

JOSEPH DONNELLY RONALD DRISCOLL RONALD FILLMORE (History) (History) (Drafting)

LYNNE HEILIG MANN (Physical Education) Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FACULTY

CATHRYN KOSZEGI FRANK MORRIS (Home Economics) (Science & Math)

PETER LOSO

FRED NASH ANNABEL NICHOL NELLA O'BRIEN (Math) (substitute) (English)

LESTER PROPST (Special Education) SHIRLEY OSTERMAN CHARLENE PRYOR 14 (Math) Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries(Vocal Music) FACULTY

FRANK RADOWSKI JOHN SCHMULT (Social Studies & Shop) (Social Science)

MARIAN RAMSDELL (English)

PATRICIA SHERWOOD LLOYD SNIDER NELLIE STEPHENS (English) (Journalism & Reading) (Librarian & Vocal Music)

ROBERT WOODMAN (Shop) Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FACULTY It is our sincere belief that we have one of the finest teaching staffs in the area. They are devoted to their work and are always willing to help students with any assignment or problem that might arise. On the following pages we are giving a short resume of each individual. JEAN ANDERSON, Stockbridge BETTY DANCER, Stockbridge Cadillac High Western Hills High, Ohio AB Degree, Central Michigan BS University of Tennessee TEACHES: English & Speech SUBSTITUTE TEACHER HOBBIES: reading & antique china HOBBIES: Sewing & antiques

CAROLYN ANULEWICZ, East Lansing RAY DANCER, Stockbridge St. Mary's High, Jackson Stockbridge High t B.A. Degree, Michigan State BS Michigan State TEACHES: Commercial subjects SUBSTITUTE TEACHER HOBBIES: knitting & sports CHARLES DAVIDSON, Stockbridge ROBERT BARRY, Stockbridge White Pigeon High Spartan High BME Degree, University of Michigan BA & MA Michigan State TEACHES: Instrumental music TEACHES: Reading, Spelling HOBBIES: hunting & reading World Literature & Drivers'.,Ed. JOSEPH DONNELLY, Lansing BERNARD BLAIR, Stockbridge St. Joseph's High School, South Bend Jackson High B.S. Degree, Michigan State AB Degree, University of Michigan TEACHES: History TEACHES: Science HOBBIES: golf & water skiing HOBBIES: stamp collecting & mineralogy RONALD DRISCOLL, Stockbridge ANN BOGART, Fowlerville South Lake High Sandusky High BS & MA Eastern Michigan BA Degree, Albion College TEACHES: History TEACHES: Latin ~ English Coach HOBBIES: reading & cooking HOBBIES: bowling & golf

JANIS CASH, Ann Arbor RONALD FILLMORE, Stockbridge University High Fraser High BA Degree, Alma College BS & MA Degrees, Eastern Michigan TEACHES: Spanish TEACHES: Drafting & Grade Art HOBBIES: antiques & traveling HOBBIES: painting and crafts

CHARLES COLEMAN: Stockbridge SHIRLEY FRAYER, Stockbridge Charleviox High Mackenzie High, Detroit AA & BA Michigan State BS Home Economics, Wayne State TEACHES: History SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Coach HOBBIES: baking & knitting

DONOVAN CRONKHITE, Stockbridge LYNNE HEILIGMAN, East Lansing Oakfield High, New York ~ ... Columbus North High AB & MA Michigan State BS Ohio State University TEACHES: Agriculture TEACHES: Physical Education HOBBIES: photography & reading HOBBIES: outdoor activities

IRMA CRONKHITE, Stockbridge PHILLIP HORA, Pleasant Lake Leslie High Berrien Springs High Cleary College BA Degree, Albion College BS Degree, Eastern Michigan TEACHES: Jr. High Reading & Phy. Ed. I TEACHES: Commercial subjects Coach 16 · Forest Park Library & Archives-CapitalHOBBIES Area: Districtathletics Libraries ( 't ~ IVHllll/ FACULTY

CATHRYN KOSZEGI, Gregory FRANK RADOWSKI, Stockbridge Bentley High, Livonia Wakefield High BS. Degree, Madonna College BA New Mexico State MA, Eastern Mich. TEACHES: Home Economics TEACHES: JR. High Social Studies & Shop HOBBIES: traveling, horseback riding HOBBIES: hunting & trees

PETER LOSO, Pinckney MARIAN RAMSDELL, Stockbridge Allen Park High Stockbridge High BS Degree, University of Toledo BS & MA Eastern Michigan TEACHES: Jr. & Sr. High Math TEACHES: English Coach HOBBIES: ceramics & numismatics

FRANK MORRIS, Stockbridge JOHN SCHMULT , Stockbridge Grosse Pointe High Grosse Pointe High BA Michigan State BA Michigan State TEACHES: Jr. High Sci ence & Math TEACHES: Jr. High Social Science HOBBIES: mineral collecting HOBBIES: target shooting & reading

FREDERICK NASH, Pleasant Lake PATRICIA SHERWOOD, East Lansing Litchfield High Berea High, Ohio BA Degree, Hillsdale College BA Degree, Wooster Ohio TEACHES: Sr. High Math TEACHES: English HOBBIES: athletics & traveling LLOYD SNIDER, Ann Arbor ANNABEL NICHOL, Stockbridge Eaton High, Indi1rna Big Rapids High AB Degree, Ball State BA Alma College TEACHER: Journalism & Jr. High Reading SUBSTITUE TEACHER HOBBIES: reading, writing, golf

NELLA O'BRIEN, Stockbridge NELLIE STEPHENS, Stockbridge Crystal Falls High Clarkston High BM & MA Michigan State BS & MA Eastern Michigan TEACHES: Jr. & Sr. High English Librarian & Glee Club Director HOBBIES: reading HOBBIES: reading & music

SHIRLEY OSTERMAN, Munith BARBARA THORNBURY, Lansing Southeastern High, Detroit Parma High, Ohio BM Degree, University of Michigan BS Degree, Michigan State TEACHES: Jr. High Math TEACHES: Science HOBBIES: music & sewing HOBBY: Reading

LESTER PROPST, Stockbridge ROBERT WOODMAN, Stockbridge Lamoni High, Iowa Jackson High BA Degree, Michigan State BS Wes tern Michigan TEACHES: Special Education TEACHES: Shop HOBBIES: camping & ceramics HOBBY: Hunting

CHARLENE PRYOR, Jackson Grand Ledge High BM Degree, Michigan State TEACHES: Vocal music HOBBIES: reading, knitting, music

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Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HOMECOMING

Mary Ann (9th) Beverly ( 12th)

Queen Patty

Lisa (10th) Linda (11th)

A lovely evening provided the background for a perfect Homecoming night. The highlight of the eve's enter­ tainment came when Patty Hardt, escorted by Marty Lindberg, was crowned by Miss Bonnie Teachout, last year's queen. Standing by her side was the court: Beverly May and Bob Zick, Linda Stoffer and Fred Grosshans, Lisa Price with Dan Holloway, and Mary Ann Caudill escort­ ed by Don Howard. Following the game, every one danced until midnight at the annual Homecoming dance.

Patty and Bonnie Dave Mills, Queen, Steve Collins

20 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HOMECOMING - Continued

A scene from Tale of Two Cities won the Freshman 1st place and a check of ten dollars which was presented to Mary Ann Caudill. Seniors came in second with Great Expectations. Third place winner was the Juniors' Profiles in Courage while 3rd runner up were the Sophomores with The High and the Mighty.

Freshman Float

Deb Stephens, a former SHS cheerleader and loyal fan , returned to enjoy and take part in her home town Homecoming festivi­ ties.

Sophomore Float

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 21 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Sandy Howard Sally White Kathy Jarrell Sue Rob Becky Howlett. Diana Frinkel

The Varsity Cheerleaders, under the leadership of Mrs. Heiligmann, raised school spirit and enthusiasm to sup­ port our football and basketball teams. New uniforms were a highlight this year for the girls. They sponsored two dances, sold pennants, and had cake sales.

22 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders cheered the football team to a 6 wins - I loss record. They have the spirit to help make the 66-67 season one to be remembered.

Becky McKim Kay Baldwin Mary Hartsuff Mary Ann Caudill Clarinda Flannery Sherry Conley

JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS

Just having been chosen as the Jun­ ior High Cheerleaders in November they had but a few weeks to get ready for their first game. They have done very well cheering both Junior High Basketball teams to VICTORY.

Becky Rob Peggy Zeitz Sue Frayer Shirley Steffey Debbie Stoffer Melissa Dancer

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIOR PLAY Cheaper by the Dozen

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FRONT ROW: Bob Myers, Eddie Aluk, Karen Hamlin, Steve Batchelor, Mary Reed, Marvin Frinkle, Monika Skepenaitis, Jan Han­ newald BACK ROW: Mr. and Mrs. Klinger, Linda Richardson, Millie Wilson, Marty Lindberg, Sue Brown, Dean Bachelor, Steve Ward, Melissa Dancer, Ruth Camp, Ellen O'Brien, Paul Stephens, Tom Clark, Ed Porzsolt, Dick Frayer, Sue Rob, Sandy Howard , Judy Stephens, Linda Stephens

CAST

Mr. Gilbreth, Dad ...... Steve Batchelor Mrs. Gilbreth, Mother ...... Mary Reed Ernestine ...... Ellen O'Brien Frank ...... Marty Lindberg Martha ...... ·...... Ruth Camp Bill ...... Paul Stephens Fred ...... Dean Bachelor Anne ...... Karen Hamlin Dan ...... Eddie Aluk Jackie ...... Marvin Frinkle Mr. Don Klinger Lillian ...... Melissa Dancer Director Mrs. Fitzgerald ...... Millie Wilson Dr. Burton ...... Dick Frayer Joe Scales ...... Gene Cowan Miss Brill ...... Sue Brown Larry ...... Ed Porzsolt

24 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries Cheaper by the Dozen is based on a novel of the same name which was published in 1948. It was writ­ ten by a brother and sister about the family of twelve children. One evening they reminisced about the antics they went through while growing up under the firm hand of an anxious but loving father. The story which they put togeth­ er met with much success as a novel. It was soon produced as a movie and later as a broadway play which enjoyed a long and suc­ cessful run.

It's just shocking!

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIOR

Just one more time now. I don't know how these women manage.

Your mint julep, sir. You detected what on my property?

MAIN CHARACTERS

Finian ...... S. Batchelor t Sharon ...... K. Hamlin Woody ...... D. Camburn Og ...... M. Lindberg Susan ...... E. O'Brien Sen. Rawkins ...... J. Singer Buu ...... S. Smifu Sheriff ...... E. Porzsolt

Directors Mr. Ralph Herron Mrs. Shirley Osterman It's th at old Devil Moon. Fairyland was nothing like this. 26 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries BACK ROW: D. Mayer, D. Bloxom, J. Wil son, H. Williams, S. McKim, B. May, T. Clark, B. Burton, E. Porzsolt, S. Smith, J. Singer, E. O' Brien, M. Lindberg, D. Camburn, K. Hamlin, S. Batchelor, J. Stephens, L. Stephens, L. Richardson, M. Reed. 2nd ROW: N. Tisch, D. Bach­ elor, B. Zick, S. Ward, P. Stephens, J. Brown, M. Otis, N. Zeitz. SEATED: S. Collins, S. Risner, R. Camp, S. Howard, P. Hardt, J. Hanne­ wald, S. Rob, S. Brown, M. Skepanitis, J. Donohue, D. Bachelor

The Lord made Adam, The Lord made Eve, Right here in Fort Knox, there's where all the gold is buried. He made them both a little bit naive.

"Finian's Rainbow" spins a fantastic story on two themes: the touching hope of an elderly Irishman that the crock of gold he has stolen from the leprechauns will multiply in the fertile soil adjacent to Fort Knox (with the government's reserve as an example) and the fight of an engaging group of sharecroppers to pre­ serve their land against the encroachments of a dema­ gogue from the State of Missitucky named Billboard Raw kins. · The sharp wit of the lyrics is matched by the gay tunefulness and sweep of the score thus making it a bright, lively, fast-moving musical comedy.

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HOOTENANNY

Dennis Jarrell and Mark Hartsuff

GO-GO GIRLS Yvo nne Hardt, Kathy Jarrell, Mary Hartsuff

THE GRASSHOPPERS - Mary Zi ck, Lou Ann Waters, Ther­ sea Comi , Marie Topping

The audience enj oyed th e "sin g-alongs"

Announcer, Terry Krummery 28 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HOOTENANNY - Continued

G reg Dixon on the drums

G ranny Dresses were "in"

Once again the athletic department sponsored a Hoote­ nanny to raise funds for the scoreboard. That night we were "where the action was." The entertainment varied from folk songs to popular music. The audience was invit­ ed to clap and sing with the performers. The climax of the evening came when Kilroy made his unusual appearance. The Hamlin Family No one will forget that "Kilroy was there."

Jill Marshall , Kathy Sweet, Sharon Holloway, Bonn ie Teachout, Linda Conley, Debbie Stephens, Ruth Hannewald, Mark Hartsuff, Don and Dana Day

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries PROM

Junior Class President, Bob Renner, and Senior Class President, James Gibney, with thei r dates led the Grand March.

The Grand March was the highlight of the evening. The gymnasium was flooded with light at this time so everyone could see the beautifully dressed girls and their handsome escorts promenade. Following the Grand March the dancing continued.

The crowd enjoys refreshments and visiting between dances.

30 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries PROM - Continued

Steve Collins and Jill Owen

Upon entering the Teahouse of the Rising Sun, your arrival was announced by two Gei­ sha girls sounding a gong. The Oriental theme was complete with a waterfall and stream. Beautiful trees in blossom were planted Ed Porzsolt and Sandy Howard around the room. The Far East motif was very well carried out.

ForestThe Diamonds Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries LATIN BANQUET SPANISH FIESTA under the direction of under the direction of

Mrs. Bogart Mr. Klinger

~ Every two years the Latin Classes have a This year the Spanish classes had a very en­ "~ banquet. This year the event was done in truly joyable, interesting evening. They decorated ~.. Roman style. the gym in Spanish style and presented a de­ !; A delicious dinner was followed by a most lightful program. a ~ interesting program presented by the class The refreshments served were much like .. members. Latin classes of previous years and those ofour friends 'south of the border' might several faculty members enjoyed the evening. have. Faculty members and guests were truly pleased with this event.

Red Riding Hood and the Wolf Milly Wilson

Preparing for the banquet

Alumni Guests

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ATHLETICS

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries VARSITY FOOTBALL

CO-CAPTAINS

SCORES

We They 6 Chelsea 0 12 Dexter 13 0 Fowlerville 19 0 Leslie 13 0 Dansville 13 14 Pinckney 6 12 Williamston 13 12 South Lyon 13

DAVE MILLS STEVE COLLINS

BACK ROW: Mr. Boyd, Russ Stowe, Sid Smith, Dave Mills, Carl Beachy, Don Camburn, Tom Clark, Denis Barber, Bob Price, Steve Collins, Mr. Driscoll MIDDLE ROW: Bob Myer, Jack Pelton, Ron Mead, Phil Harris, Howard Adams, Bob Trapp, Jack Marshall, Joe Singer, Jim Castle, Jeff Boyd KNEELING: Larrel Whitaker, Cal Poe, Don Hannewald, Junior Williams, Russ Stephens, Jim Hanson, Brian Boyce, Gary Horst. Larry Earl was not present when picture was taken.

34 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries VARSITY FOOTBALL - Continued

DAVE MILLS

"I think ..."

Concession Stand

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ROW 1: M. Lehman, P. Tibbits, M. Chrisi nski , B. Barbour, R. Vogel, T. Stephens, W. Ba il ey, R. Risner ROW 2: C. Howlett, D. Holl oway, R. Hartsuff, R. Myers, F. Singer, D. Wilson, J. Messer, J. Donohue ROW 3: T. Mills, D. Howard, R. Rosher, P. Singer, B. Bennett, J. Rick, R. Steffey, D. Bi ehn, ROW 4 : Coach Clark, N. Glenn, G. Hannewald , H. Zeitz, M. Schubert, C. Outwater, R. Mye rs, Coach Hora ROW 5: E. Zick, D. Smith, C. C hrisinski , A. King, R. Cobb, S. Lindberg, B. Goodlock ROW 6: D. Bradley, G. Jenkins, H. Castle , R. Hoffm an, N. Knott ROW 7: J. Collins, B. Wilson

The team started the 1966 campaign with a four game winning streak, eighteen returning sophomores and a great desire to win. The little Panthers great de- sire paid off as they extended their winning streak to SCORES nine games before being beaten by a very strong Wil­ li amston team. They went on to win their last game Th ey We and end the season with a fine six win and one loss rec­ ord which is the best JV record in many years. 6 Dexter 26 The offensive team did a fine job by averaging 21 6 Fowlerville 40 points per game. The line did an outstanding job of 7 Leslie 20 opening up holes in the opponents line game after 7 Dansville 32 game. The defensive team did an outstandingjob also. 0 Pinckney 12 The first team was only scored upon once all season 7 Williamston 0 and held many of our opponents to nearly minus yard­ 0 Chelsea 19 age. The little Panthers finished the season tied for first place in the Ingham County League race which should mean happy years ahead for Stockbridge football en­ thusiasts.

36 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries .,!fl. J.V. BASKETBALL

KNEELING: D. Williams, M. Hartsuff, B. Barbour, C. Howlett, E. Zick, D. Howard, R. Meyers STANDING: Mr. Hora, R. Risner, T. Mills, D. Wilson, C. Chrisinski, R. Wright, D. Gibney, G. Whitaker, F. Singer

FRESHMEN BASKETBALL

FRONT ROW: L. Hughes, L. Asquith, N. Glenn, D. Adams, D. Hartley, D. Owen SECOND ROW: Mr. Driscoll, D. Wild, R. Roscher, B. Goodlock, N. Nott, G. Wild, 0. Marshall, R. Cobb THIRD ROW: L. Marshall , E. Zick, T. Carpenter, T. Mills, C. Brady, G. Oakley

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries VARSITY

STANDING: Bill Haverty, Phil Harris, Dave Mills, Don Camburn, Dave Carperter, Russ Stowe, Keith Kothe, Mr. Clark KNEELING: Sid Smith, Ron Mead, Mike Conley, Bob Zick SITTING: Marty Lindberg, Gail Allen, Steve Collins

SCORES We They

Dexter 66 39 Fowlerville 67 56 Chelsea 85 62 Leslie 56 68 Chelsea Invitational Tournament Manchester 63 54 Milan 76 51 Dexter 73 58 Dansville 73 30 Williamston 62 58 Pinckney 95 60 Jackson St. Johns 45 56 Fowlerville 44 48 Leslie 60 68 Dansville 61 63 Saline 61 59 Williamston 58 64 South Lyon 58 60 Pinckney 95 58

Co-captains Sid Smith and Steve Collins with Coach Clark

38 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries BASKETBALL

GAIL ALLEN BOB ZICK DON CAMBURN

The Stockbridge High basketball team finished the regular season with an 11-7 record after winning the Chelsea Holiday Tournament by defeating Dexter. The Panthers drew a bye in the district tournaments. The Panther's first game in the tournaments was with Okemos.

Gail

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL - EIGHTH GRADE

KNEELING: Kim Barker, Don Haverty, Bob Myers, Rod Owen, Gary Allen, Mark Baldwin, Bascom Brown STANDING: Mr. Driscoll, Dan Howlett, Gary Ludtke, Bill Lewis, Graig Collins, Mel Curton, Bob Hamlin, John Flannery, Pete Gib­ ney, Roger Mullins

The Junior High basketball teams were formed to give the seventh and eighth grade boys the experience of competing with other schools. It also encourages such qualities as sports­ manship and enthusiasm. This purpose has certainly been fulfilled. Players and spectators have come to realize that winning games isn't the sole purpose of playing basketball.

SEVENTH GRADE

KNEELING: Alex Weddon, Gary Topping, Jeff Jarrell, Ricky Frinkle, Jan Shackelford, Randy Gauss, Steve Allen, Todd Myers STANDING: Mr. Coleman, Larry Cobb, Tom Campbell, John Robu, James Asyuith, Jess ie Campbell, Dave Chrisinski, Jeff Caskey, Glenn Richmond

40 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries WRESTLING

After a non-win season last year the grapplers came up with a 4-7-1 record this year. This is not a very impressive record for a second year team but it shows vast improvement. The number of team mem­ bers was smaller this year but they were a more dedicated group who gave their best. Our league meet ended with Stock­ bridge holding down fourth place. We had one second, four third and three fourth places for a total of forty-one points. With only two boys graduating, Mike Otis and John Allen, next year's team should again show marked improvement with the help of this year's experience. Brian Boyce remained undefeated in all his dual meet competition for the past two years. He and the rest of the boys are ex­ p~cted to help next ye ar's team to be a win­ ning one.

KNEELING: Ri ck Hartsuff, Mike Otis, Brian Boyce, Mark Otis, Jim Hanson, Pat Singer STANDING: Managers; Willis Ri sner, Paul Risner, Hank Zeitz, Denis Ba rber, Terry Krummery, Brad Wilson, Benny Bennett, John Allen, Ronnie Clark, Mr. Loso BACK ROW: Wa rren Ric hmond, Dennis Hannewald, Bob Shive r, Ralph Myer, Ronald Sheldon

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries TENNIS

KNEELING: B. Burton, G. Baldwin, D. Owen, C. Wi sman, B. Barber, J. Kunzelman, J. Curtis STANDING: T. Zi ck, B. Zi ck, T. Krummery , R. Sooy, S. Smith, B. Stephens, E. Porzsolt, Coach Lawrie

SCORES We They 3 Waverly 3 7½ Okemos 0 5 Howell 0 3 Ann Arbor University High 4 3 Holt 2 3 Waverly 4 4 Ypsilanti Roosevelt 3 0 Holt 5 Lansing Waverly Invitational 4th place 5 Okemos l

BOB STEPHENS AND BOB BURTON

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t \.,-t.-,; p )4 5;;@ ' -5 .&) ii.!}¥ :::::ZC&JE TENNIS - Continued

BOB ZICK

Bob became the first Stockbridge High School ten­ nis player to ever qualify for the state finals when he SID SMITH was a junior. He finished runner-up in Class B region­ al singles play. He was voted the most valuable player and Ed Porzsolt the most improved player by their team­ mates.

ROB SOOY

ED PORZSOLT AND TOM ZICK

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 43 TRACK

FRONT ROW Manager - G . Craft, D. Hannewald, J. Castle, E. Bailey, P. Risner, G . Horst, B. Boyce, P. Lehman, Mr. Hora, BACK ROW T. Clark, R. Risner, C. Curtis, M. Brann, S. Collins, D. McV ay, C. Marshall , P. Harris, G. Allen, J. Castro

Stockbridge Opponent Score

22 Chelsea 87 43 St. Thomas 64 32 Dansville 76 58 South Lyon 46 21 Dexter 84 49 Pinckney 51 Chelsea Field Day 3rd 25 Williamston 83 13 ½ League 5th place

On your mark, get set :_ Go

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... J.""·"i J.V. BASEBALL

FRONT ROW: Coach Clark, John Brown, Dave Shell enbarger, Rob Ford , Steve Krummery, Randy Myers, Jerry Risner, Dennis Si mons, Phil Brooks, Jack Haml in, Bob Foster, John Messer, Dennis Hartley BACK ROW: Fred Singer, Dan Hartley, Mike Chrisinski , Dan Wilson, Dave Carpenter, Bill Haverty, Bill Barker, Pat Shell enbarger, Ron Howard , Bob Price, Dennis Hannewald , Jim Ri ck, Brad Wilson. (Geral Whitaker absent)

The J.V. Baseball Team had their best rec­ ord ever last year. They won seven games and lost three. They also had one freshman game which they lost to Lansing Waverly. All mem­ bers are looking forward to helping the Varsity this year.

PRICE SINGER HAMLIN SCORES

Fowlerville .. . . 4 Stockbridge ... 4 Leslie ...... 11 Stockbridge ... 7 Dansville . . . . . 3 Stockbridge . . . 8 Dexter ...... 3 Stockbridge .. 16 Pinckney . .. . . 4 Stockbridge .. 11 Fowlerville ... . 9 Stockbridge ... 8 Leslie ...... 2 Stockbridge .. . 7 Lansing Waverly . . . . 9 Stockbridge . . . 2 Dansville . . . . . 1 Stockbridge . . . 0 Dexter ...... 0 Stockbridge . . . 7 Williamston . . . 0 Stockbridge . . 11 Pinckney . .. . . 0 Stockbridge .. . 8 BROOKSForest CARP ParkENT ELibraryR COAC &H Archives-Capital Area District Libraries VARSITY BASEBALL

FIRST ROW: R. Stephens, R. Poe, D. Bl oxom, C. Poe, J. Singer, M . Otis, J. Hanson SECOND ROW: M . Conley, T. Howlett, R. White, G. Stowe, K . Barber, L. Earl , Coach Driscoll

TIM HOWLETT RICK WHITE RODGER POE

Tim Howlett and Rodger Poe were All County (ICL) selections, Poe for the second year in a row. Both were 3 year starters - Howlett in left field and Poe at 3rd base. Final League standing was 4th place. The Varsity hopes to improve on the 5-5 league record in 1967 and replace Leslie and Dansville in the top spot.

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 46 - VARSITY BASEBALL - Continued

SCORES

We They 6 Leslie 4 4 Dansville 5 8 Williamston l 4 Pinckney 2 0 Fowlerville 4 2 Chelsea 5 8 Dexter 0 3 Leslie 10 3 Pinckney Dansville 4 4 Fowlerville 6 1 Dexter 5 6 Williamston 3

LARRY EARL DAN BLOXOM

COACH DRISCOLL KNEELING: T. Howlett, C. Poe, D. Bloxom, M. Conley, M . Otis, R. White STANDING: R. Poe, L. Earl , K . Barber

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries VARSITY CLUB

PURPOSES:

1. Create a good fellowship among varsity athletes.

2. Promote a high standard of athletics.

3. Promote a good feeling between the school and high school varsity letter-winners.

4. Create better sportsmanship in games and everyday living.

ROW I: Mr. Boyd, John Allen, Mike Otis, Gary Horst, Bruce Barbour, Marty Lindberg, Bob Burton, Jim Castle, Donald Hannewald, Jim Hanson ROW 2: Bob Price, Richard Risner, Jack Pelton, Brian Boyce, Jerry Kunzelman, Bob Trapp, Russ Stephens, Joe Singer ROW 3: Steve Collins, Sid Smith, Mike Brann, Larry Earl, Don Camburn, Dave Mills, Tom Clark, Denis Barber, Phil Harris, Eddie Porzsolt

48 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries ORGANIZATIONS

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Advisory Committee forms a liaison between the principal and faculty members. The committee discusses ideas which might help improve the school They relay problems to the principal's office and discuss certain problems.

Mr. Howlett, Mr. Schmult, Mrs. Thornbury, Mr. Radowski, Mr. Nash

BAND BOOSTER OFFICERS Key to page 113 Key to page 115 l . Sue McKim l. Beverly May 2. Steve Collins 2. Paula Arnett 3. Sue Brown 3. Kim Gorrell 4. Joe Singer Doug Sommer 5. Mary Reed Dave Mills 6. Ed Porzsolt 4. Ruth Camp 7. James Brown 5. Paul Stephens 8. Dave Mills 6. Harold Williams 9. Ellen O' Brien 7. Dick Frayer JO . Sue Rob 8. Stan Samulak 11. Mike Lukenich 9. Mary Feldpaush 12. Marty Lindberg 10 . Linda Price 11 . Gary Hughes Key to page 114 12. Carolyn and l . Donna and Dean Elizabeth Minix Bachelor 13 . Sandy Howard 2. Patty Hardt 14 . Dave Minix 3. Don Camburn 15. Larry Earl 4. Mark Otis 5. Linda Richardson 6. Monika Skepenaitis 7. Bob Zick 8. Linda Stephens 9. Jan Hannewald 10. Nancy Zeitz Elaine Singer, Mary Lou Baldwin, Margaret Wild 11. Steve Ward 12 . Gene Cowan 13 . Joe Duszynski 14. Suzanne Adams The Band Boosters are in the process of pur­ chasing new uniforms for the band members. They sponsored Chicken Barbecues and many candy sales. In addition to help earning money for uniforms, they purchased instruments and med­ als.

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u,,'1\.1~~ FUTURE TEACHERS

SEATED: L. Wright, R. Camp, Mrs. Ramsdell, A. Gibney, L. Topping, SECOND ROW: J. Risner, C. Lathrop, A. Myer, P. Hardt, M. Skepena i­ tis , S. Howard, G. La ndis, D. Austin, S. Rob, THIRD ROW: E. O'Brien, M. Reed, L. Stephens, S. Batchelor, R. Mikelonis, J. Stephens, S. Schultz, A. McCleer

The Future Teachers of America is a club for students who are interested in entering the teach­ ing profession. It is the purpose of the Club to teach students what is expected of teachers, so they will better understand what the teaching profes­ sion tries to accomplish. The Club sponsored a tutoring program with funds from the federal government. The members used their spare time to help students. Other ac­ tivities were helping teachers at the elementary and serving a tea at a teachers' meeting.

Advisor and FTA Officers

JudyForest at work Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FUTURE HOMEMAKERS

BACK ROW: Brenda Lohrer, Darla Lawrence, Vicki Readout, Diane Neeley, Paula Arnett, Carolyn Minix, Mildred Wilson, Debbie Woodman, Margie Mays, Roberta Griffus, Dorothy Harris, Dorothy Austin. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Allen, JoAnn Sutliff, Judy Richmond, Ethel Craft, Linda Hertzler, Sue Frinkel, Faith Sheldon, Carolyn Cowan, Carolyn Bailey, Mary Hyden, Kathy Fletcher, FRONT ROW: Terri Collier, Chris Otis, Joann Thomas, Wanda Allen, Carol Ri chmond, Eleanor Craft, Diane Schubert, Darlene Myers, Eliza beth Minix, Mary Feldpausch, Miss Koszegi .

The goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help girls improve personal, family and community living. Each year mem­ bers do projects for the betterment of other peoples lives. The FHA attends a convention at which there are many other groups and ex­ change ideas. At the close of the school year the group has a picnic.

OFFICERS: Roberta Griffus, Margie Mays, JoAnn Sutliff Elizabeth Minix, Darlene Myers, Mildred Wilson, Carolyn Minix, Miss Koszegi

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... .-1.l.1"\~·,.~ FUTURE FARMERS

FIRST ROW: Mr. Cronkhite, Paul Tibbits, Paul Lehman, Jim Myer, Kim Moeckel, Duane Schoonover, Ron Steffey SECO N D ROW: Willis Risner, Francis May, Don Bi ehn, Hank Zeitz, Doug Prater, William Gree ne, Henry Castl e, Ga rth Hannewald, Ron Neeley, Paul Arnett THIRD ROW: Ricky Fletcher, Tom Porter, Bill Wild, Larry Fitch, Randy Hegge, Harry Doesburg, Jerry Asquith , Dean Bachelor, Ri cky All en, Doug Bra dley, James Baum FO URTH ROW: Jerry Ri sner, Dave Carpenter, David Minix, Bill All en, Stan Samulak, John Messer, Di ck Salisbury , Harry Hawkins, David Ottoman, George Wild, Mi ke Otis F IFTH ROW: Larry Hackworth, Ron Cla rk, Roy Johnson, Albert Ri sner, Ron Hawkins, John Donohue, Darrel Williams, Dan Wilson, Ha rold Williams, Doug Sommer SIXTH ROW: Gregory Jock, Don Musbach, Bob Hoffm an, Chris Bailey, Ron Borges, John Samulak, John Roberts, Joe Ma rshall, Tom Pa rks, Pa ul Runciman

Officers for 1966-67 are: Presid ent, James Myer; Vi ce-President, Kim Moeckel; Secretary, Paul Lehman; Treasurer, Duane Schoonover; Sentinel, Ronald Steffey; Reporter, Paul Tibbetts. The Stockbridge Chapter FFA has 80 members enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. With the inception of the Vocational Act of 1963 many changes have been instilled in the local curriculum to meet the needs of the city boy as well as the farm boy taking agriculture. At the advanced level, Farm and Personal finance, the use of money and credit along with many principles of economics are being stressed. The principles and concepts will be of value in any walk of life. A. C. Allen was the hi gh individual in the State FF A Soil Judging Contest. Stockbridge al so earned a Gold Award in the State FF A Soil Contest. Members of the judgin g team were A. C. All en, Paul Risner and Paul Lehman.

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries LIBRARY CLUB

BACK ROW: Miss Stephens, M. Reed, L. Price, I. King, R. Streets, D . Harris, Mrs. Ramsdell. FRONT ROW: J. Sutliff, C. Minix, P. Bradley, S. Richardson, C. Cowan, C. Dixon, S. Rachow

I. King, S. Rachow, S. Richardson, J. Sutliff D. Harris, C. Cowan, M. Reed, R. Streets

The Library Club includes girls from grades nine through twelve. Stu­ dent library assistants provide invalu­ able help in helping to make the school library run smoothly during the school day. Besides giving excellent as­ sistance, they also gain valuabla expe­ rience from their library work.

C. Dixon, C. Minix, P. Bradley, L. Price 54 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries YELLJE&tiiUIU PAPER STAFF

Sport's Editors: JIM HANSON Editors: LORI PRICE CHRIS DIXON DAN BLOXOM Typists: SUE ROB MONIKA SKEPENAITIS

I STANDING: C. Delong, B. Yerks, J. Sutliff, S. Rob, P. Stephens, S. Samulak, J. Hanson, G. All en, D. Gillmore, R. Borges, D. Bl oxom, R. Stein, M. Skepenaitis, L. Stephens, S. Parks, J. Brown, S. Howard.

Crooked Column Ed.: PAUL STEPHENS Feature Editors: SANDY HOWARD Mi sspelling Ed .: JOANN SUTLIFF BEV YERKS Art Ed .: JANE KILLAM Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SCIENCE CLUB

Ray Mikelonis, Deb Woodman, Mike Lehman, Jack Gould, Chris Dixon, Dave James, Bob James, John Robinson, Lori Price, Dia ne Neeley, Tom James, Joe Mikeloni s, Darlene Meyers, Frank Stephens, Mr. Bla ir.

SPANISH CLUB

SEATED: Carol Ri chmond, Miss Cash, Doty Da ncer Gwen Victorian, Randy Mye rs, Tim Boultbee, Bruce Barbour, Tom James, Don Hannewald, Jack Sturgill, Judy Stephens, Deb Glenn. Steve Batchelor, Mike Conley, Bob Foster, Li ssa Price, Ellen O' Bri en, Doroth y Harri s.

56 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries STUDENT COUNCIL

B. Howlett, M. Lindberg, S. Smith, D. Bachelor, M. Rob, N. Hannewald, K. Baldwin, P. Weddon, G . H annewald, B. Barbour, Mr. Boyd, E. Porzsolt, R. Mead, D. Howlett

WINNING CANDIDATE OPPOSING CANDIDATE

The Student Council Elec­ tion was highlighted this year by the presentation of the Michigan flag by the Ameri­ can Legion.

Ellen Marty Bob Sid

The Student Council consists of twelve voting members and a faculty advisor without voting power. Their purposes are: l. To emphasize training in good citizenship and sterling character. 2. To promote the activities of the school. 3. To promote in all ways the best interests and ideals of the school.

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries DEBATE TEAMS

II .f\S!i 01 IHMi

Diane Hazell and Faye Camp - AFFIRMATIVE TEAM Patrice Weddon and Gary Horst - NEGATIVE TEAM

This year's debate topic was, Resolved: That the Foreign Aid Program of the United States be limited to non-military assistance. Since this is a question in everyone's mind and a world prob­ lem, the debate team found the topic very interesting. There were only four regular debates this season: O'Rafferty, Holt, Waverly, and School of the Blind. Several of these debates were postponed because of snow. On February 8th the debate team traveled to Western Parma for the District Tournaments. Stockbridge debated the School of the Blind, Western Parma, and Concord. The team won three out of six debates. Since two other schools won four, the team did not go to the Regional Debates. Debate is the teacher of many things, namely; organization, speech, and poise. Debate is not all fun. It is a lot of hard work, but time spent in debate is very worthwhile.

58 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FORENSICS

Forensics cultivates speaking ability. These people compete with other schools in the area. Their speeches are judged on de­ livery and voice.

Mrs. Anderson, Faye Camp Gary Horst

Coach...... Mrs. Anderson Interpretative Reading ...... Faye Extemporaneous Speaking ...... Gary Declamation...... Diana Chris Sue Multiple Reading ...... Bruce Debbie Cora Kathy. Humorous Reading ...... Kathy Mary Jack Bruce Pat Diana Frinkle, Chris Collier, Sue Rachow Sally

Bruce Barbour, Debbie Glenn, Cora Barnard, Kathy Jarrell Kathy Jarrell, Mary Hartsuff, Jack Sturgill, Bruce Barbour, Pat Kish- Forest Park Library & Archives-Capitalpaugh, Sally Area White District Libraries 59 YEARBOOK STAFF ii~ W I Ii/.,' . •,HJ/ QC'' '4.J

Ellen O'Brien, Mrs. Cassidy, Ruth Camp Sandy Howard, Bev May

As every staff member knows, a yearbook is the result of endless time and effort However, when the final deadlines are met, the staff feels a sense of ac­ complishment in a job well done. The yearbook staff en­ joyed creating the '67 PANTHER and we hope you find a great amount of satisfaction in remem­ bering the, past events of this _school year.

Judy Stephens, Jan Hannewald Donna Bachelor, Mary Reed

60 Clarinda FlanneryForest, Diane Park Hazell Library & Archives-Capital Area DistrictGary Ho rstLibraries, Steve Muraf

.., .. ,.~~ • .....--., .... Ysi,<..~- ' ~~!". ~,. • PEP CLUB

FIRST ROW: K . Baldwin, M . Skepenaitis, J. Singer, P. Hardt, P. Harris, F. Singer, P. Singer, L. Topping, Mrs. Anulewicz, Mrs. Heiligmann, S. Howard . SECOND ROW: M. Caudill, L. Stephens, S. Brown, M . Reed, J. Donohue, J. Killam, J. Samulak, J. Anderson, J. Castl e, S. Ward , S. White. THIRD ROW: S. Conley, J. Morgan, C. Cowan, L. Myers, D. Harris, G . Victori an, L. Wright, J. Risner, C. Dixon, L. Price, P. Stephens, K. Jarrell. FOU RTH ROW: C. Flannery, D. Hazel, D. Brown, T. Collier, T. Wright, A. Gibney, C. Lathrop, D. Dancer, R. Mikelo nis, M . Lehman, S. Rob. FIFTH ROW: B. McKim, P. Weddon, K. Malan, M . Murphy, L. Crockett, D. Minix, B. Frayer, L. Dancer, J. Boyce, C. Grosshans, J. Freer, L. Price, B. Howlett. SIXTH ROW: M . Hartsuff, B. Glover, S. Shultz, M. Brann, R. Hughes, Y. Hardt, J. Millhouse

The Pep Club is a newly organized club this year. It met with great approval by the student body. Formed to heighten school spirit and develop good sportsmanship, The Pep Club does a fine job of repre­ senting Stockbridge athletic competition. Our advisors, Mrs. Heiligmann and Mrs. Anulewicz, have directed the Pep Club with a great deal of enthusiasm.

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIOR

TWIRLERS Sue Brown, Kay Randolph 1st ROW Debbie Glenn, Steve Batchelor, Terry Greenamyer, Linda Mackinder, Joan Boyce 2nd ROW Ellen O'Brien, Jan Hannewald, Judy Donohue, Linda Caudill, Kathy Jarrell , Mary Hartsuff, Linda Stoffer, Linda Rich­ ardson 3rd ROW Mary Rob, Frank Stephens, Carol Switzenberg, Frances Jarrell, Wanda Allen, Linda Duszynski, Pat Shellenbarger, Den­ nis Owen, Julia Morgan, Don Howard, Karen Prater, Rosemary Stephens, Carolyn Cowan, Marifaith Myer 4th ROW Jerry Kunzelman, Sue Schulzt, Bruce Goodlock, Jeff Schooler, Mark Hartsuff, Dan Bl oxom, John Donohue, John Curtis, Mr. Davidson, Dave Shellenbarger, Steve Collins, Mike Lehman

The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Davidson, participated in many ac­ tivities this year. Some of these activities in­ cluded the annual spring and winter concerts, the District Festival, Band Day, and the pres­ entation of football half-time shows. Several members of the band also took part in the Solo and Ensemble Festival, and two members, Ruth Camp and Sue Rob, participated in the All-Star Band. The band was also very busy trying to raise funds to purchase badly needed uniforms. We are grateful to the School Board and to the Band Boosters Club who donated money to this cause.

Debbie Brown, Nancy Zeitz, Sue Brown, Terri Collier, Kay Ran­ dolph 62 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries BAND

TWIRLERS Terri Colli er, Debbie Brown 1st ROW Faye Camp, Barb Glover, Doty Dancer, Jeanne Pucket 2nd ROW Nancy Zeitz, Rose Asquith, Steve Lindberg, John Robinson, Garth Hannewald, Carolyn Lathrop 3rd ROW Kathy Dorer, Sally White, Yvonne Hardt, Nancy Shepard, Marty Schubert, Dave Clark, Nathan Glenn, Kay Baldwin, Don Hannewald , Sue Ro b, John Whitehead 4th ROW Bruce Barber, John Millhouse, Doug Atkinson, Cindy Grosshans, Terry Krummery, Bill Wild, Doug Wild, Jim Ri ck, Ruth Camp, Gary Horst

OIL CAN WINNERS

The Oil Can Award is one of the few awards a deserving band member can ob­ tain. This year two Seniors, Nancy Zeitz and Dan Bloxom, were presented with this coveted award. These two band members were honored not only because of their musical talent, but also because of their willingness to cooperate at all rehearsals and public performances.

Dan Bl oxom, Mr. Davidson, Nancy Zeitz Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIOR VARSITY BAND Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries

FRONT ROW : Russ Stowe, Lauri Nichol, Debbie Stoffer, Kathy Curtis, Peggy Zeitz, Marci a Bachelor, Lynette G rosshans, Julie Millhouse, Debbie Collier, Gwen Victorian SECOND ROW: Becky Nagley, Theresa Lukenich, G ary Ludtke, Melissa Dancer, Shirley Steffey, C hris Otis, Bev Maschke, Nancy Singer, Coy Da ncer, Ben Price, Linda Owen, Dick Whitehead, Mark Baldwin, Ed Abbey T HIRD ROW : Mary Valenti, Risha Muraf, Brad Wilson, Barry Krumm ery, Rodney McClinchey, Marvin Frinkle, Marilyn Fletcher, Dennis Hartley, Rodger Mullins, Janet Push, George Wild, Tom James, Wayne Prentice, Brent Mayer, Norman Knott, Tom Mills, Ga ry Oakley FOURTH ROW : Melani e Hodges, Flora Ashbaugh, Becky Rob, Cathy Marshall JUNIOR HIGH BAND

FRONT ROW: Mark Schertzing, Tom Biehn, Jody Ward, Joy Hartstuff, Debbie Holt, Amy Weddon, Nancy Hannewald , Cinnie Glenn, Jill Baldwin, Pam McAllister, Margene Gladstone, Kathy Proctor SECOND ROW: Cherryl Bloxom, Betty Horst, Mary Titus, Kitty Sommers, Beth Schmeder, Mary Clark, Carol Humrich, Cindy Dickens, Patty Stevens, Steve Batdorff, Margie Prescott, Glenn Richmond, Ron Owens, Peggy Rudolph, Debbie Boyd, Jerry Krummery, John Robu THIRD ROW: Gary Topping, Edith Brooks, Dawn Rhines, Alex Weddon, Mike Salon, Rita Morgan, Mary Wild, Norman Lantis, Larry Cobb, Teddy Robu, Dawn Hartstuff, Judy Stephens, Jeff Jarrell, Gary Lewis, Craig Collins, Mark Denome FOURTH ROW: Roberta Kish pa ugh, Nancy Otto, Chris Glenn, Gary Allen, Gary Whitaker, Donald Brown, Tom Campbell, Director David­ son

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~' TWIRLERS --1. . :·, . KNEELING: Jody Ward, Cinnie Glenn, Amy Weddon STANDING: Debbie Boyd, Jackie Sa­ lyer, Bob Foster, Debbie Holt, Rita Morgan ·-·· . ·~

66 Forest Park Library~ & "Archives-Capital. * Area~-- District·:~ Libraries .. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS

1st ROW: Cinnie Glenn, Spring Lindstrom, Jodie Ward, Dawn Hartsuff, Kristen Glenn, Peggy Anderson, Marilyn McConeghy; Cindy Dixon, Janice Wright, Donna Bishop, Sandra Fitch, Kathy Proctor, Nancy Otto, Judy Gould, Nancy Hannewald, Tonuah Hughes, Dave Brown, Barbara Atwood, Brenda Hackworth, Sharon Minix. , 2nd ROW: Ellen Risner, Linda Salyer, Linda Cole, Judy Clark, Lenora Salyer, Donna Feldpausch, Rita Morgan, Jill Baldwin, Sandra Long, Joan Duszynski, Debbie Boyd, Judy Craft, Karen Barbour, Roberta Kishpaugh, Elizabeth Jarrell, Kathy Barbour, Betty Horst, Carol Long, Miss Pryor. 3rd ROW: Glenda Green, Penny Kintz, Edith Brooks, Bonnie Mullins, Polly Rudolph, Jackis Salyer, Bette Riggs, Denise Miller, Hope Sheldon, Terry Fletcher, Carol Schubert, Sue Cowan, Donna Biehn, Sara Hyden. 4th ROW: Rebecca Muraf, Mary Parks, Helen Porter, Ann Bailey, Carol Humerick, Debbie Stoffer, Susan Frayer, Sally Woodman, Flora Ashbaugh, Becky Rob, Nancy Singer, Janet Stevens, Debbie Holt, Cheryl Bloxom. 5th ROW: Debbie Robinson, Pam McAllister, Martha Young, Melanie Hodges, Thelma Jones, Charles Hertzler, James Asquith, Jesse Campbell, John Robu, James McKune, Lynette Grosshans, Brenda Wordon, Margie Gladstone, Susan Smith, Marie Horn.

The Junior High Chorus took part in the annual Christmas Concert. They also sang for the December and final meeting of the PTA. The Chorus was fortu­ nate to attend the "Sound of Music" in February. Be­ sides Miss Pryor, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Schubert and Mrs. Cassidy accompanied the group to Jackson.

Debbie Stoffer, Lynette Grosshans Flora Ashbaugh, Becky Rob Cinnie Glenn, Nancy Hannewald Forest Park Library & Archives-CapitalACCOMPANISTS Area District Libraries GLEE TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS TREE

FIRST ROW: Patty Hardt, Sally White, Cindy Grosshans, Kay Baldwin, Carol Switzenberg, Clarinda Flannery, Yvonne Hardt SECOND ROW: Francis Jarrell, Gail Heron, Susan Schultz, Judy Donahue, Marifaith Myer, Debbie Collier, Becky McKim THIRD ROW: Nancy Shepherd, Beth Frayer, Diane Frinkel, Barb Glover, Lois Dancer, Rosemary Stevens, Karen Prater, Susann McKim, Ruth Camp, Linda Topping, Susan Rachow FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Lathrop, Sherry Conley, Mary Ann Caudill, Karen Malan, Judy Weitlauf, Joann Boyce, Linda Mackinder, Gwen Victorian, Gail Landis, Judy Topping, Diane Propst FIFTH ROW: Linda Stephens, Linda Caudill, Pat Kishpaugh, Kathy Dorer, Kaye Randolph, Jan Hannewald, Mary Hartsuff, Dean­ na Risner, Cora Barnard, Lori Jacobs, Heather Streets SIXTH ROW: Nancy Zeitz, Sue Brown, Linda Stoffer, Joan McGee, Julie Millhouse, Ann McCleer, Judy Wilson, Nancy Tisch, Terry Greenamyer SEVENTH ROW: Mary Rob, Donna Bachelor, Judy Stephens, Ellen O'Brien TOP ROW: Kathy Fletcher

68 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries CLUB

OFFICERS: Treasurer, Becky McKim ACCOMPANISTS: Maryfaith Myer, Terry Greenamyer, Sally President, Patty Hardt White, Patty Hardt, Cindy Grosshans, Kay Baldwin Vice-president, Linda Stephens Secretary, Cathy Dorer

The Girls' Glee Club worked hard this year in preparing their music for the Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies. The Glee Club also sang for the Lions Club and gave their an­ nual Christmas Concert, which featured the "Singing Christmas Tree." the Glee Club was fortunate to receive new robes this year. The Lions Club started the fund raising campaign with private donations and the school district contributing. The girls practiced diligently and participated in the Spring Festival on April 4 at Howell.

DIRECTOR: Miss Stephens

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HONOR SOCIETY COMMITTEE

Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Osterman, Mr. Nash, Mr. Howlett, Mrs. Thornbury

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE

For the first time an Honor Society has been formed at Stockbridge High School. To be­ come a member a candidate must be rated by his teachers and final selections made by the sponsors. The purpose of the program is to offer rec­ ognition to outstanding youth, and through such recognition, to open the way to deeper objectives. To be eligible for membership a student must have a "B" or better average and must also possess such other important qualities as service, leadership and character. The Honor Society encompasses the person as a whole, not only the quality of his school work, but also the quality of his person.

Mr. Boyd, Ed Porzsolt, Sid Smith, Dean Batchelor, Mary Rob, Mr. Don­ nelly

Key to page 18 I. Mr. Woodman The Student Council President appoints four students 2. Mrs. O'Brien 3. Mrs. Cassidy from the student council. Two teachers are also appointed 4. Miss Stephens to serve on the Assembly Committee. The main function 5. Mr. Lawrie of the committee is to select programs that are educational 6. Mrs. Osterman 7. Mrs. Ramsdell and entertaining to both students and teachers. They pres­ 8. Mr. Loso ent the student body with four programs a year. 9. Mr. Radowski I 0. Mr. Barry

70 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries INJURIES

Jan Hannewald Betty Riggs

Chris Dixon

Mrs. Bogart Carl Beachy

Mr. Loso Carol Humrich

We thought it appropriate this year to devote a page to the injured since casts and crutches were a common scene in our halls. The accidents were from various things, namely:

l) Tobogganing 2) Basketball injuries Joe Singer 3) Football injuries 4) Gym classes 5) Horseback riding 6) Stepping on foreign objects

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CUSTODIANS: Betty Baum, Herman Hackworth, Paulette Shew CUSTODIAN: Bob Titus CUSTODIAN : Fred Wilson

Gladys Bowen

Irene Richardson Archives-Capital

Dorothy Barber & Jean Marshall Daisy Murray

Gerald Runciman Lawrence Riggs Library Wayne Geer Howard Ward

Carl Tews Park Ralph Myer

These people render Forest many services to us that are important to our well being. To them we say "thank you" one and all.

BUS DRIVERS COOKS: Evadeen Sommer, Madeline Woll, Helen Sharland N (Several were absent when) t-, picture was taken CLASSES

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SEVENTH GRADE

Allen, Angel a Allen, Stephen Anderson, Peggy Asquith, James Atchison, Pamela

Atwood, Barbara Bail ey, Ann Bail ey, James Baker, El ain e Baldwin, Jill

Barbour, Karen Barbour, Kathy Barker, Barbara Barker, Todd Batdorff, Steve

Bishop, Donna Bloxom, Sheryl Boyd, Deborah Brooks, Edith Brown, David

Brown, Donald Bruder, Rhonda Campbell, Jessie Campbell, Thomas Carpenter, Judy

Caskey, Jeffrey Cavender, Deborah Chrisinski , David Clark, Mary Coan, David

Cobb, Larry Cole, Linda Cole, Ricky Cole, 'Sharon Conley, Brian

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....,.=,_._ ··-· ····-~-~;-•,;'••, SEVENTH GRADE - Continued

Cosgray, Sharon Crockett, Charl es Del ong, Leon Denome, Mark Dixon, Cynthia

Fay, Kathl ee n Feldpausch, Donna Fitch, Sandra Fitzpatrick, Rotha Fletcher, Gary

Fletcher, Ronnie Fletcher, Terry Freiermuth, Deborah Frinkle, Ricky Gauss, Randy

G ladstone, Margene G lenn, Cynthia G lenn, Kristen Gorrell , Dennis Gould, Judy

Hackworth, Brenda Handshoe, Taulbee Hannewald, N ancy Hartsuff, Dawn Hayes, William Jr.

Horn , Mari e Horst, Betty Howard , Connie Hughes, Tonuah Humrich, Carol

James, Robert Jarrell , Eli zabeth Jarrell , Jeffrey Jenkins, Lynn Kin tz, Penny

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SEVENTH GRADE - Continued

Kishpaugh, Roberta Kothe, Gregory Kothe, Karen Krummery, Jerry Krummery, Larry

Landis, Norman Lindstrom, Spring Long, Carol Mackinder, Richard McAllister, Pamela

McConeghy, Marilyn McKune, Deborah McKune, James Mannor, John Marshall, Hank

Marshall , Jack Marshall , Larry Messer, Robert Mikelonis, Thomas Miller, Deni se

Moffat, Perry Mullins, Bonnie Mullins, Rosemary Myer, Kenneth Myers, Todd

Myher, Daniel Otto, Nancy Ottoman, Larry Proctor, Kathi Rhines, Dawn

Riba, Esther Ri chmond, G lenn Ri chmond, Robert Richmond, Ronald Risner, Donnie

76 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SEVENTH GRADE - Continued

OFFICERS: John Robu Larry Krummery Nancy Hannewald Chris Dixon Cinnie Glenn

Ab,enl when pichu•• w•r• mod• Risner, Ellen Robinson, Debra Robu, John Rudolph, Polly Salyer, Jackie

Salyer, Linda Salyers, Lenora Samons, Carol Samulak, Gloria Saylor, Dennest

PHOTO Schertzing, Mark Nol Avoilohl• Schroder, Elizabeth Schubert, Carol Shackelford, Jan Smith, Kenneth

Smith, Susan Stephens, Cleo Summers, Kitty Topping, Gary Vogel, Ruth

Ward, Jodie Weddon, Alex Weddon, Amy Whitaker, Gary Wild, Mary

Woodman, Sally Workman, Esta Wright, Nettie Wright, Ronald Young, Martha

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries EIGHTH GRADE

OFFICERS:

Flora Ashbaugh Dan Howlett Becky Rob Pete Gibney

Adams, Daniel Adams, Jennifer Adams, John Allen, Jaunita Allen, Roger

Allen, Taylor Alsept, Gwendolyn Arnett, Daniel Ashbaugh, Flora Bachelor, Ma rci a

Bailey, Gary Bailey, Judy Baker, Duane Baldwin, Mark Banks, Gary

Barker, Kim Barnett, Daniel Baum, Martha Bebee, Robert Biehn, Diane

78 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries EIGHTH GRADE - Continued

Biehn, Thomas Bradley, Donald Brooks, Marlene Brown, Bascom Castle, Robert

Catt, Jewell Collins, Craig Conley, Gary Cowan, Susan Craft, Judy

Crockett, Robert Curtis, Kathleen Curton, Melvin Dancer, Coy Dancer, Melissa

Duszynski, Joann Duszynski, Thomas ~i~\'., Elliott, Bonnie ~ 'JI Elliott, Ronnie ---;:'' . ' Flannery, John Ab1enf PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE

Fletcher, Charlotte Fletcher, Deborah Fletcher, Ralph Flint, Howard Fortner, Jane

Fortner, Vicki Frayer, Susan Freiermuth, Daniel Frey, Paul Frinkle, Marvin

Gibney, Peter Glover, David Gould, Jack Greene, Glenda Grosshans, Lynette

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries EIGHTH GRADE - Continued

Gutierrez, Loui s Hackworth, Rita Hamlin, Robert Hartsuff, Joye Haverty, Donald

Hawkins, Ri chard Heinzman, James Herring, John Hertzler, Charl es Hodges, Melani e

Hoffm an, Barbara Holt, Deborah Hoover, G ary Horn , Thomas Howlett, Daniel

Hyden, Sara James, David Jones, Thelma Kilgore, Robert Krummery , Barry

Kunzelman, Kenneth Lawson, Joyce Lewis, William Lewis, Gary Long, Robert

Long, Sandra Loso, Richard Ludtke, G ary Marshall, Kathy McClinchey, Rodney

McConeghy, Daniel McConeghy, Sharlene McGlothen, Glen Messer, Delmer Minix, Sharon

80 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries EIGHTH GRADE - Continued

Morgan, Rita Mullins, Roger Muraf, Rebecca Myer, Timothy Mye rs, Robert

Nagley, Rebecca Nichol, Lauri Osborn e, Larry Osborne, Loy Osborne, Mike

Ottoman, Christine Owen, Linda Owen, Rodney Parker, Dennis Parks, John

Parks, Mary Pelton, Roger Porter, Helen Prentice, Wayne Prescott, Margie

Price, Benj amin Radowski , Susan Rhines, William Riha, Phyllis Richmond, Thomas

Richmond, William Rickman, Glenn Riggs, Bette Rob, Rebecca Robu, Theodore

Rowe, Wanda Rubert, Rebecca Rudd, Ruth Rudolph, Peggy Salow, Michea l

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 81 EIGHTH GRADE - Continued

Arriving at the dance. Beckie Nagley Sue Cowan Brenda Worden

Samons, Paulene Samulak, Micheal

Schertzing, Christopher Schultz, Gary Sheldon, Hope Singer, Nancy ~,HOTO~ Steffey, Shirley Not Avoihr bl•

Stephens, Patricia Stephens, Judy Stevens, Diane Stevens, Janet Stoffer, Deborah

Sturgill, Mack Titus, Mary Walz, Lionel Whitehead, Richard Wilson, David

Worden, Brenda Workman, Barbara Wright, Edna Wright, Howard Zeitz, Peggy

82 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FRESHMEN

OFFICERS:

Don Howard Frank Stephens Garth Hannewald Patrice Weddon Mary Ann Caudill Clarinda Flannery

Abbey, Edward Adams, Duane Allen, Deborah Alsept, Blake Arnett, Paul

Asquith, Lynn Austin, Dorothy Barker, Duane Baum, Jackie Baum, James Picture Not Available

Bennett, Benny Biehn, Daniel Biehn, Donna Bradley, Douglas Brady, Charles

Brown, Deborah Brown, Sharon Byrd , Debra Carpenter, Ted Castle, Henry

Catt, Larry

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 83 FRESHMEN - Continued

Caudill, Mary Ann Chrisinski , Charl es Cobb, Ri chard Collier, Deborah Collier, Terri

Collins, James Conley, Sherry Crockett, Linda Curton, Barbara Dancer, Lois

Flannery, Clarinda Fletcher, Rick Ford , Tom Frayer, Eliza beth Freiermuth, Brenda

Glenn, Nathan Glover, Barbara Goodlock, Bruce Greene, William Hackworth, Larry

Hannewald, Garth Harris, Mable Hartley, Dennis Harvey, Rebecca Hazell , Diane

Hertzler, Linda Hoffman, Robert Hoover, Woodrow Howard, Donald ~ Howlett, Christopher PHOTO N ot Ava ilable

Hughes, Larry Hughes, Richard Humrick, Linda Hyden, Douglas Jacobs, Lori

84 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FRESHMEN - Continued

TOO IIU SY Jarrell, Dennis Jenkins, Gary Jock, G regory Johnson, Karen King, Archie ~PHOTO Not Avoilable

Knott, Norman Lawrence, Darl a Lindberg, Steven Lohrer, Brenda Lukenich, Theresa

Malan, Karen Marshall , Dorwin Marshall , Joseph Marshall , Lorne Marshall, Orne

Marshall , Reuben Maschke, Beverly May, Francis Mayer, Brent McKim, Rebecca

McLaughlin, Ell a Messner, Maureen Mikelonis, Joseph Millhouse, Julie Mills, Thomas

Minix, Darla Moeckel, SueZuella Mullins, Gary Muraf, Risha Murphy, Mary

Myer, Marifaith Myer, Ralph Myhers, Robert Oakley, Gary Otis, Christine

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FRESHMEN - Continued

l'HOTO NOT AVAILAIU Outwater, Craig Owen, David Parks, Jane Parks, Thomas ~ Patten, Linda

Patten, Sue Porter, Thomas Prater, Carol Prater, Douglas Prater, Karen

Push, Janet Randolph, Kaye Readout, Vickie Richmond, Judy Richmond, Warren

Ri sner, Paul Risr:i er, Willis Rosher, Roger Rudd, Geraldine Salisbury, Dick

Schubert, Martin Shepard , Nancy Shiver, Pamela Shortz, Kathy Singer, Patrick

Smith, Donald Stapleton, Sharon Stephens, Frank Stevens, Rosemary Streets, Robin

Teachout, Roger Thomas, Joann Topping, Judy Valenti, Mary Ward, Dee Ann

86 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries FRESHMEN - Continued

(inadvertently omitted)

Clark , Ronald Gipson, Mary Sue

Warner, Fred Picture Weddon, Patrice Not A,ra ilebl e

Wetzel, Bonnie Wild, William Wild, Douglas Wild, G eorge Wilson, Bradley

Wood, Steven Picture Wright, Ronnie Not Wright, Tresia A,ra ilab le Zeitz, Hank Zick, Edward

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SOPHOMORES

OFFICERS: Don Hannewald Bruce Barbour Kathy Jarrell Mary Hartsuff Jack Sturgill Kay Baldwin

Acton, Terry Allen, Robert

Allen, Wanda Arnett, Donald Arnett, Lawrence Asquith, Rose Bailey, Carl en

Bailey, Christopher Bail ey, Earl Bail ey, William Baldwin, Kay Barbour, Bruce

Barbour, Phillip Boultbee, Timothy Boyce, Joann Bradley, Ethel Bradley, Paul a

Brainard , Steven Brown, John Camp, Faye Carpenter, Janet Castro , Joseph

Chrisinski , Micheal /t EE ~ Clark , David Collier, Christopher -...: Collings, Judy :---.."- Cosgray, Margie ~NIO PHOTO

88 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SOPHOMORES - Continued

Cowan, Carolyn Cowan, David Cowan, Kathy Cowan, Nancy Craft, Eleanor

Dancer, Doty Donohue, John Duszynski , Frank Duszy nski , Linda Ewers, Tammy

Fletcher, Kathy Fletcher, Marilyn Fletcher, Rella Ford, Rob Foster, Robert

Freer, Judy Gibney, Dennis Gorrell, Mark Gross hans, Cindy Hackworth, Roger

Hamlin, Thomas Hannewald, Donald Hardt, Yvonne Harris, Phillip Hartsuff, Mark

Hartsuff, Mary Hartsuff, Ri chard Hawkins, Howard Heinzman, Thomas Heron, Gail

Holloway, Dani el James, Thomas Jarrell , Kathy Johnson, Roy Kell enberger, Bonnie

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SOPHOMORES - Continued

Kothe, Keith Krummery, Steven Kunze lman, Dwight Leatherberry, Luci nda Lehman, Micheal

Lehman, Susan Macki nder, Linda Marshall, Robert Mays, Margie McGee, Joan

Mikelonis, Ray Morgan, Julie Muraf, Steven Myer, Linda Myers, Randall

Myher, Willi am Osborne, Leon ' Otis, Micheal I Prater, Ray Prater, Rhoda PHOTO JNOT AVAILA&LE

Price, Li ssa Puckett, Jeanne Rachow, Susan Ri ch, Linda Ri chardson, Susan PHOTO NOT fAVAILABLE

Richmond, Carol Ri ck, James Risner, Ri chard Robinson, John Rowe, Jerry

Rowse, Lynn Samulak, Mary Saylor, Corl ee n Schooler, Jeffrey Schoonover, Carol

90 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SOPHOMORES - Continued

( ~·TIJ F \I l

Schoonover, Duane

Schubert, Diane Schultz, Susan Sheele, James Sheldon, Faith Sheld on, Ronald

Shell enbarger, David Simonds, Edward Singer, Fred Steffey, Ronald Stephens, Thomas

Stevens, Rick Stowe, Russell Sturgill , Jack Tibbitts, Paul Trapp, Robert

Victori an, Gwendolyn Vogel, Robert Weitlauf, Judy Whitaker, Diana Whitaker, Geral

White, Sally Williams, Clyde Williams, Darrell Wilson, Dani el Wilson, Rose

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIORS

CLASS OFFICERS

Angela Gibney Becky Howl ett Deborah Glenn Mary Rob Ann McCleer Ron Mead Jim Hanson

Ada ms, Howard Adams, Robert All en, Rick

Anderson, John Arnett, Wannetta Asquith, Jerry Baldwin, G ary Barber, Deni s

Barker, William Barnard, Cora Beachy, Carl Borges, Ronald Boyce, Brian

Bradley, Brenda Bradley, David Bradley, Kathryn Bradley, Patricia Bra nn, Michael

Brooks, Philip Carpenter, David Castl e, James Caudill, Linda Cavender, JoAnn

92 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIORS - Continued

Cole, Wanda Coll ings, Ronald Conley, Mi cheal Craft , Ethel Craft, Gordon

Curtis, John Daugherty, Barbara Del ong, Cynth ia Di xon, Christine Dorer, Kathlee n

Fin ch, Lin da Fitch, Larry Fransted, Steven Frinkel, Diana Gibney, Ange la

G illmore, Di ane G lenn, Deborah G reenamyer, Terry G ri ffus, Roberta Grosshans, Fred

Hamlin, Jack Hannewald, Dennis Hanson, James Harris, Dorothy Hartley, Dani el

Haverty, William Hawkins, Harry Hawkins, Ronald Horn , Ri ck Horst, Gary

Howard , Ronald Howlett, Rebecca Hyden, Mary Jarrell , Frances Kill am, Jane

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 93 JUNIORS - Continued

King, Inez Kishpaugh, Patricia Krummery, Terry Kunzelman, Jerry Landis, G ail

Lath rop, Carolyn Lehman, Paul Long, Mary Marshall, Jack McCleer, Ann

McConeghy, David Mead, Ronald Meyer, Darl ene Millhouse, John Musbach, Donald

Mye r, Ann Neeley, Dianne Neeley, Ronald Nott, Sandra Ottoman, David

Owen, Dennis Owen, Jill Parks, Sharon Porzsolt, Suza nne Price, Lori

Price, Robert Propst, Diane Radowski , Tom Risner, De:rnna Ri sner, Jeanette ,,,,

Risner, Jerry ' Rob, Mary Roberts, Homer 1l Roberts, John Runci man, Paul ~f'HOTO NOT AVA.ILAILI

94 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries JUNIORS - Continued

Linda Angela Jeannette Darlene Debbie Lori Linda

Samulak, John Schubert, Barbara Schubert, Betty Sheldon, Ernest

Shellenbarger, Patrick Shevrovich, Barbara Shevrovich, James Shew, Robert Shiver, Robert

Simons, Dennis Steffey, Linda Stephens, Russell Stoffer, Linda Streets, Heather

Sutliff, JoAnn Switzenberg, Carol Topping, Linda West, LeRoy Whitehead, John

Williams, Junior Wisman, Charles Woodman, Deborah Wright, Linda Yerks, Beverly

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 95 SENIOR HONORS EARNED

TOP HONOR STUDENTS

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SUE BROWN SUE ROB D.A.R. AWARD BETTY CROCKER AW ARD

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The Panther Yearbook Staff is proud to acknowledge the winners of the following awards: The Valedictorian and the Salutatorian earned the two highest grade point aver­ ages during their four years of high school. Each senior voted for the senior girl who they felt had shown the most citizenship for the D.A.R. Award. Of these, three girls MARY REED were then voted upon by the members of SUE ROB ALL-COUNTY FOOTBALL the faculty. ALGCOUNTYFOOTBALL The Betty Crocker Homemaker Award was won by the senior girl who scored the highest in a nation-wide test sponsored by the Betty Crocker Kitchens. Steve Collins and Joe Singer were named to the All-County Football team this year as defensive linebacker and de­ fensive tackle, respectively.

STEVE COLLINS JOE SINGER

96 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HONOR STUDENTS

These ten students are ranked next after the Valedictorian and Salutatorian in Scholastic achieve­ \ SIDNEY SMITH ELLEN O'BRIEN ment. They have earned better than a three point average in their four years of high school. It is with pleasure that we devote this page to them. May they con­ tinue their fine scholastic stand­ ings.

ROBERT ZICK

MONIKA SKEPENAITIS EDDIE PORZSOLT

. .... I I . . \ " .. ( . .. .. :\...... _ ' RICHARD FRAYER LINDA PRICEForest Park Library & Archives-CapitalMARY REED Area District Libraries SENIORS

SUZANNE ADAMS Paper Staff 4 FHA 2

LARRY ADKINS Paper Staff 4 Debate 3 Steering Committee 3 Speech 2

SUZANNE ADAMS LARRY ADKINS

BILL ALLEN Mixed Chorus 1 Paper Staff 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4

GAIL ALLEN Paper Staff 4 FFA 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4

BILL ALLEN GAIL ALLEN

JOHN ALLEN FFA 1, 2, 3 Football 2 Wrestling 3, 4 Track 2, 4

PAULA ARNETT FHA 4

JOHN ALLEN PAULA ARNETT

98 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

DOUGLAS ATKINSON Band l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Yearbook Staff 2, 3 Boys' State

DEAN BACHELOR Band l, 2 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Forensics l Student Council 3, 4 Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 4 Footbafl l, 2 Basketball l, 2 Junior Play Senior Musical Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS ATKINSON DEAN BACHELOR Assembly Committee 4

DONNA BACHELOR Glee Club 3, 4 Senior Musical Yearbook Staff 4 Steering Committee l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4

TIMOTHY BAILEY Paper Staff 4 FFA 2 Track 2, 3

DONNA BACHELOR TIMOTHY BAILEY

STEPHEN BATCHELOR FTA 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus l Spanish Club 4 Debate l, 2 Forensics l, 2 Junior Play Senior Musical Steering Committee l, 2 Boys' Chorus l DAN BLOXOM Transfer Student from Port Huron Band l, 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Senior Musical Baseball 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN BATCHELOR DAN BLOXOM Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

JAMES BROWN Paper Staff 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical Transfer student from Florida

SUE BROWN Majorette l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Musical Steering Committee 2, 3

JAMES BROWN SUE BROWN

ROBERT BURTON Band l, 2 Football 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Senior Musical Tennis l, 2, 3, 4

DONALD CAMBURN Band l, 2, 3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Base ball l, 2 Senior Musical Boys' Chorus l Steering Committee l, 2 ROBERT BURTON DONALD CAMBURN

RUTH CAMP Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus l FTA 4 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Musical

NICK CARPENTER FFA l, 2, 3, 4

RUTH CAMP NICK CARPENTER

100 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

GREGORY CIPTA

JOHN CLARK Transfer student from London, England Senior Musicaf

GREGORY CIPTA JOHN CLARK

THOMAS CLARK Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer I, 4 Escort 2 Junior Play Senior Musical

SHARON COLE FHA l Library Club 4

THOMAS CLARK SHARON COLE

REX COLLINGS

STEPHEN COLLINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Escort I Senior Musical Boys' State

REX COLLINGS STEPHEN COLLINS Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

MARION GENE COWAN Baseball l Track 2, 3 Football l, 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3 Junior Play

HARRY DOESBURG

MARION GENE COWAN HARRY DOESBURG

JUDY DONAHUE Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical

EUGENE DRAPER Transfer student from West Branch

JUDY DONAHUE EUGl:NE DRAPER

ANDREW DUSZYNSKI

JOSEPH DUSZYNSKI

ANDREW DUSZYNSKI JOSEPH DUSZYNSKI

102 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

LARRY EARL Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Senior Musical MARY FELDPAUSCH FHA 4

LARRY EARL MARY FELDPAUSCH

RICHARD FRAYER Tran sfer student from Ypsilanti Lincoln Junior Play CHRISTINE FREY Library Club 3

RICHARD FRAYER CHRISTINE FREY

SUZANNE FRINKEL FHA 1, 4 KIM GORRELL FFA 1, 2 Track 1, 2

Forest Park Library & Archives-CapitalSUZANNE FRINKEL Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

JERRY HACKWORTH FFA I Football 1, 2

KAREN HAMLIN Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Debate I, 2 Member of Court 2 Junior Play Senior Musical

JERRY HACKWORTH KAREN HAMLIN

PATRICIA HARDT FTA 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Member of Court 1 Homecoming Queen Senior Musical Pep Club

JAN HANNEW ALD Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical Yearbook Staff 4 Steering Committee 2, 3, 4

PATRICIA HARDT JAN HANNEWALD

RANDALL HEGGE

SANDRA HOW ARD FTA 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Steering Committee I, 2, 3 Senior Musical Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4

RANDALL HEGGE SANDRA HOW ARD

104 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

GARY HUGHES

DALE KELLENBERGER FFA l, 2, 3, 4

GARY HUGHES DALE KELLENBERGER

MICHAEL LUKENICH

MARTIN LINDBERG Band l, 2, 3 Escort 4 Football l, 2 Basketball l, 2, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical Junior Play Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officers 3, 4 Science Club l Boys' State Assembly Committee 3 MICHAEL LUKENICH MARTIN LINDBERG Student Council 3 Student Council President 4

CLARKE MASCHKE

BEVERLY MAY Library Club l Spanish Club l , 2 Member of Court Senior Musical Yearbook Staff 3, 4 Steering Committee 3, 4

CLARKE MASCHKE BEVERLY MAY Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries DUANE MAYER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical

SUSANN MCKIM Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Senior Musical Steering Committee 2

DUANE MAYER SUSANN MCKIM

DAVID MILLS Spanish Club 1, 2 Student Council 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Senior Musical Track 2 Class Oficers 1, 2

CAROLYN MINIX Library Club 4 FHA 3, 4

DAVID MILLS CAROLYN MINIX

DAVID MINIX FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 ELIZABETH MINIX FHA 3, 4

DAVID MINIX ELIZABETH MINIX

106 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

KIM MOECKEL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4

ANDREW MOSLEY Transfer student from Dexter

KIM MOECKEL ANDREW MOSLEY

JAMES MYER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4

ELLEN O'BRIEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Spanish Club 4 FTA 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Junior Play Senior Musical

JAMES MYER ELLEN O'BRIEN

MARK OTIS Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 FFA 1

JACK PELTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Baseball 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Steering Committee 2 Class Officer 2

MARK OTIS JACK PELTON Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

CALVEN POE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2

EDMUND PORZSOLT Band 1, 2 Forensics 1 Football 1, 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Student Council 4 Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Assembly Committee 4 Junior Play Senior Musical CALVEN POE EDMUND PORZSOLT

LINDA PRICE Library Club 3 Debate 2

MARY MARGARET REED Debate 1, 2, 3 Forensics 1, 2 FTA 3, 4 Library Club 2, 4 FHA 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Club 4 DAR Award Junior Play Senior Musical

LINDA PRICE MARY MARGARET REED

LINDA RICHARDSON Band 1, 4 Junior Play Senior Musical

ALBERT RISNER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4

LINDA RICHARDSON ALBERT RISNER

108 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS

SUE DELL RISNER Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4

SUZANNE ROB FTA 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Forensics 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical

SUE DELL RISNER SUZANNE ROB

STANLEY SAMULAK Paper Staff 4 FFA 3, 4 Transfer student from Jackson

JOSEPH SINGER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Debate 2, 3 Forensics 2 Pep Club 4 Senior Musical STANLEY SAMULAK JOSEPH SINGER

MONIKA SKEPINAITIS FTA 3, 4, Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 1, 2 Debate 2, 3, Forensics 1 Member of Court 2 Steering Committee 2 Senior Musical

SIDNEY SMITH Forensics 1 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Science Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 4 Assembly Committee 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Musical MONIKA SKEPENAITIS SIDNEY SMITH Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

DOUGLAS SOMMER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1

LARRY STEFFEY FFA 1

DOUGLAS SOMMER LARRY STEFFEY

ROY STEIN FFA 1 JUDY STEPHENS Senior Musical Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 FTA 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4

ROY STEIN JUDY STEPHENS

LINDA SUE STEPHENS FTA 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 Senior Musical Glee Club 2, 3, 4

WILLIAM PAUL STEPHENS Band 1 Paper Staff 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Musical

LINDA SUE STEPHENS WILLIAM PAUL STEPHENS

II 0 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

NANCY TISCH Transfer student from Fenton Glee Club 4 Senior Musical

MICHAEL VOGEL

NANCY TISCH MICHAEL VOGEL

STEVE WARD Band l, 2 Spanish Club l, 2 Football 1 Track l Art l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Musical JAMES WARNER Transfer student from Dexter

STEVE WARD JAMES WARNER

RODNEY WEST Football I, 2, 3

LARREL WHIT AKER Football 1, 2, 4 Base ball l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4 Escort 3 Class Officer 2

RODNEY WEST LARRELL WHITAKER Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries SENIORS - Continued

HAROLD WILLIAMS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Senior Musical

JUDITH WILSON Glee Club 3, 4 FHA 1, 4 Senior Musical

HAROLD WILLIAMS JUDITH WILSON

MILDRED WILSON Paper Staff 4 Spanish Club 1, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Musical

NANCY ZEITZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 FHA 1 Steering Committee 2 Class Officer 2 Senior Musical MILDRED WILSON NANCY ZEITZ

ROBERT ZICK Band 1, 2 Student Council 3 Escort 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Steering Committee 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Boys' State Assembly Committee 4 Senior Musical

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As the doors of another school year begin to close, we, the staff, hope you have enjoyed your reminiscence through the 1967 Yearbook. Our appreciation goes to the administration, the facul­ ty and the advertisers who help to make this book possible. The biggest thanks goes to the student body for you make this book; the yearbook is YOU. These same doors will reopen next fall for all those who are eager to better themselves for the waiting world. Another year, another group of students, another round of activities and studies awaits all of us. It is with mixed feelings that we bring this year's activities to a close but it has been a good year and we feel that this book proves it. The Staff

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General Insurance

4488 - M 52

Stockbridge, Michigan GEORGE KUNZELMAN, Owner

Phone 851 -4481

Best of Luck, Seniors ABBOTT AGENCY

Real Estate and Insurance MARGUERITE'S RESTAURANT

Stockbridge, Michigan Phone 851 -3145 Phone 851-4865 Stockbridge, Michigan

FRAN'S DRESS SHOP D&C STORES INC. Ladies' Ready to Wear

HOME OFFICE Stockbridge, Michigan

140 S. Clinton St. Throughout Stockbridge, Michigan Michigan Phone 851-3520 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 123 Best Wishes From H. E. MUNSELL

SCHAIBLE'S LAUNDROMAT Groceries, Meats Drugs, Dry Goods

Phone 498-2643 Stockbridge, Michigan Gregory, Michigan

FITCHBURG CHURCH

GALEN WIGHTMAN, Pastor PATRONS

WORSHIP SERVICE 9: 15 GAR-NETT'S FLOWER SHOP - CHURCH SCHOOL 10:15 Stockbridge, Michigan GREGORY FARMER'S ELEVATOR CLAIRE SWARTOUT - ''The Lord is my light and my salvation; Gregory, Michigan Whom shall I fear? · The Lord is the strength of my life; Of whom shall I be afraid." -Psalm 27: 1

Best Wishes for the WHY? ••. "PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST" Class of '67

You will surely pass by wearing Ball Brand Jets AT ... THE H. A. POWELL STUDIOS H. E. MARSHALL BECAUSE THE PERSONNEL IS THE BEST

Gregory, Michigan A profit-sharing organization. Insurance programs are provided.

A five day work week. A good place to work. A good place to buy. SIDNEY A. BECKWITH, M.D.

Five locations in Michigan and Ohio DAYTON * DETROIT * TOLEDO KALAMAZOO * LIVONIA 124 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries Compliments of

V. L. EGGLESTON, D. V .M. RANCK'S GREEN MEADOWS

406 West Main

Stockbridge Michigan Stockbridge, Michigan 851-7700

Jack & Helga Ranck

Hy-Flash Station and Bulk Delivery Best Wishes to Seniors

HAROLD MARZ LEE'S EGG HATCHERY

Stockbridge, Michigan Stockbridge Michigan

Phone 851-2955

C. W. GLENN and SONS Best Wishes

COLLINS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Stockbridge, Michigan

851-7176

Congratulations Seniors ~t •••••••• ft;t-- MUSBACH KORNER

Chevrolet and Buick Dealers KITCHEN SALES AND SERVICE Phone 851-3225 Stockbridge Michigan Munith Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital AreaMichigan District Libraries Congratulations SPADAFORE'S SWEET SHOP BOOS PRODUCTS Stockbridge, Michigan Phone 851-31 25 Gregory, Michigan

Compliments of PETERSON ORCHARDS

NORTHLAKE STORE Next to the Boy Scout Camp Bruin Lake Gregory Michigan SCOTT AND JANE FREEMAN Phone 498-7183 Chelsea, Michigan

HOWLETT'S HARDWARE Gregory and Stockbridge ~ f FF-:f[I ~~~--- ", ~ifl r--~ ~ 1(1),l , I

Frigidaire Appliances CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Homelite Chain Saws Siegler Heater Allis-Chalmers and Simplicity Lawn Tools New Idea Farm 126 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District LibrariesEquipment CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

Compliments of

STOCKBRIDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

421 E. Main Street Stockbridge, Michigan

Best Wishes

WENDELL A. BARBER & SON

Ice Cream Products Stockbridge, Michigan SOUTHERN BOY 851-2325

Stockbridge, Michigan

AL'S MARATHON

Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Accessories To the PTA:

Tires and Garage Work

"A NOTE OF THANKS" Munith, Michigan

Although our Senior High School PT A has been dissolved we wish to take advantage of this oppor­ tunity to convey a message to the organization. Our sincere thanks go to you for your coopera­ Compliments of Your Friendly tion and subscriptions in the years gone by. It is Harvester Dealer groups like you that help to make our yearbook possible. C. G. LANTIS The Staff AND SONS

Stockbridge, Michigan

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 127 Compliments of MACKINDER-GLENN Congratulations to the Class of 1967 POST 510

DANCER'S DEPARTMENT STORE

IN MICHIGAN Stockbridge Michigan

Compliments of

LYNN AND ANNABELLE

Phone 851-4745 Stockbridge, Michigan

Legion and Legionettes Stockbridge, Michigan

Best Wishes, Seniors

HEROLD W. LUDTKE CASKEY'S

Phone 498-2793 Gregory, Michigan Funeral Home and Furniture

WENDELL AND GARY GEE Stockbridge, Michigan Phone 851-2755 Specialty - Melons

Stockbridge, Michigan

PHONES Jackson 787-0152 Stockbridge 565-2129 128 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries Congratulations, Seniors

CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

Rial Ashmore Denny Shackleford Robert Boyd Dave Sweet Ron Fillmore Art Cobb Pat Long Gary Cornish Larry Mills Richard Lantis Terry Ward Jerry Runciman Tom Bashore Al Ward Ken Boyd Jim Lobdell Stan Fay Dick Silky FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER George Lee Bill Smith Dennis McVay 1001 S. Clinton Stockbridge, Michigan

BEST WISHES D&D to the Class of '67 BOWLING LANES

WILLOW CREEK GOLF COURSE

Stockbridge Michigan

Compliments of

UNADILLA STORE

HAROLD AND LILLIAN BATES Unadilla, Michigan Stockbridge, Michigan

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries 129 Congratulations and Best Wishes Patrons:

BOYD WETZEL BRENISER 'S GARAGE - GREGORY

Stockbridge, Michigan A FRIEND

851-4917

Congratulations Graduates VERIL BALDWIN & SONS FARMER'S STATE BANK OF MUNITH Stockbridge, Michigan "The Bank Where You Feel At Home"

Phone 851-2300 Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS RURAL TELEPHONE COMPANY

Stockbridge, Michigan Phone 851-2100 Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries ECON-0 WASH

32 1 2 # Speed Queen Washers Compliments of the 2 25 # Washers 2 Large Extractors MUNITH LIONS CLUB 14 Dryers

Open 24 hours H&F SALES & SERVICE 806 Lansing Avenue Munith, Michigan

Phone 596-2255 Jackson Michigan

Congratulations, Seniors

Compliments of

FRINKEL AND STOCKBRIDGE BRIEF SUN HARDWARE

"YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER" 116 N. Main St.

The Stockbridge Panthers Munith, Michigan and the Graduates of '67 596-2727

GOOD LUCK SENIORS PLUMBING AND HEATING Bottled Gas

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries HICKORY RIDGE FARM DAIRY

CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1 967 on all your past achievements, and may your future be full of many happy landings.

G. S. TOPPING J. G. TOPPING

Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries Congratulations, Seniors BEST WISHES - JIM CARPENTER

> • ROB'S SCRAP YARD

Used Car Parts for Sale Buyer of Scrap and Metal

M-36 Gregory

Phone 851-4467

MARSHALL EQUIPMENT

JOHN DEERE SALES

Stockbridge, Michigan HAVE DIGGER * WILL TRAVEL

851-2427 Phone 851-4650

Stockbridge, Michigan

Compliments of

DIEFENTHALER FARMS BRIGGS HEATING & COOLING

Gregory, Michigan Stockbridge, Michigan

Phone 851-2631

Good Luck, Seniors

The PANTHER yearbook is made possi­ ble by the help and cooperation of our ad­ GORDON'S BARBER SHOP vertisers. Each of them is a leader in the Stockbridge area. You may expect dependable and cour­ teous service from any of our advertisers. 1 21 N. Clinton We urge you to patronize them.

The Staff Stockbridge, Michigan Forest Park Library & Archives-Capital Area District Libraries