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Girls' Chorus P h y s i c a l Education Pep C l u b IVAN BOYNTON Band 1 , 2 , 3 , Mixed Chorus 1 , 3 Double Q u a r t e t 1 , 2 Newspaper S t a ff 3 Student C o u n c i l 1 Sophomore Vi c e - P r e s i d e n t j u n i o r President Senior President Junior Play Dance Band 3 Football 2 , 3 , Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 Baseball 1 , Track 2 , 3 , Unionaires 1 , 2 , ROY ABNEY Band Dance Band Pep Band Football Basketball Baseball 1,2 4 2,3 1 1 2 R 4 , 4 , 3 O F S . E H. A. 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2,3 2 BARRINGTON 2 , 3 4 , 4 2, 4 3 ARTHUR BRANDT J O Y C E BRISBANE (Art) B a n d 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 F. F . A . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 M i x e d Chorus 1 , 4 Football 1 , 2 F . H . A. 2 , 3 Baseball Pep Band 1, 2 , 3 CLARA LEE BROTT Girls Chorus 4 M i x e d Chorus 1 F. T . A . 1 Freshman Vice- P r e s i d e n t Senior Play Junior Play Cheerleading 1 , Pep C l u b 1 R T H BROWN Band Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Pep C l u b 1 1,3,4 1 1 2 PATRICIA CLAFtKE BURGOON J (Pat) M a j o r F. T. A . 1 Newspaper S t a ff 3 Pep C l u b 2 Hot Lunch 3 Honor Roll I0 U U L I A e t t e CARPENTER 1 , 2, �CHARLES CUTCHALL Band . 1 , 2 , Dance Band Pep Band Track BILL DEEREN 1 3 LOUIS CUYLER (Lou) Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 9 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Track 2 , 3 , 4 NANCY DOLBEE P h y s i c a l Education 1 Pep C l u b 2 F. T . A . 1 , 2 Annual S t a f f 2 , 3 Newspaper 3 , 4 Freshman Secretary Senior P l a y Girls' Chorus 1 Cheerleading 1 , 2 , 4 Library 1 ROBERT DORMER C A R O L (Bob) B a n d 1 Band 1 , 2 , 3 J u n i o r Play Annual S t a ff 3 Junior Play Dance Band 1 , 2 , 3 Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3 EDWARDS , 2 , JUDITH CASE J O H N CONVERSE (Judy) M i x e d Chorus 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 D o u b l e Quartet 3 , 4 F. T . A . 1 , 2 , 3 F . F. 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A . 1 , 2 Student C o u n c i l Sophomore President Junior Play Dance Band 3 , 4 Football 1 , Basketball 2 Track 1 , 2 , 4 Exchange Student 3 Top Te n R Y A N T Band Dance Band Pep Band Track FORD 1,2,3,4 2 1,2 1,2 GORDON GLENN CHARLES GREGORY Annual S t a f f 1,2,3,4 1, Football Track 1.2,3 �YVONNE LAIR F. T . A . 2 , 3 , 4 Annual S t a f f 4 Newspaper S t a ff 3 , 4 Student C o u n c i l 2 Treasurer . 1 , 3 Senior Play Junior P l a y Girls' Chorus 1 Cheerleading 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Honor Roll TERRY M c N A L L Basketball F. F. A . SHARON MARKLEY Girls' Chorus 1 Library 1 , 2, ‘11111111)ASIN216, RALPH MERKLE 2 B a n d 1 1,2,4 B a s k e t b a l l 3 RICHARD MERKLE LOUISE MILLER (Dick) Junior P l a y Band 1 ,2 S e n i o r P l a y (Prompter) Mixed Chorus 2 M i x e d Chorus 4 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 3 , 4 JAMES JOHNSON JAMES IUNGSLEY Mixed Chorus 4 (Jim) F. F. 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L o n g Sue L u x Karen M a c D o n a l d Mary M a r t i n Tom M a r t i n John M a t h e w s William Mayhew P h y l l i s McRae Sharon M i l l e r Anne M u s s e l m a n Paula N e l s o n Larry O l i v e r James Parks ) Alice Parshall Martha Peck Mary Pepper Rosemary Peguignot William Powell 22 �Rex Putnam Jean Ruggles Chalmer Salyer Chester Simington Gaylord Smith James Smith Judy S m i t h Karolyn Smith Roberta Smith Larry Spoor Frank S w a i n David Swan Gerald Te a c h o u t Glenda Te a c h o u t M y r a l e e Te a c h o u t i1 Bruce Thomet Sherry Thomet Ross T u l e M i c h a e l Tr u d g e ° , Tom Turnham Theresa W a l t e r Janet Wa g n e r James Wa s h b u r n Terry Wa d e P h y l l i s Wa t s o n Robert We t h e r h o l t 23 �7th Grade Class 13th Grade �Freshme James Adams Norman A l w o o d Rex Barrington Burdette Bennett H a r r i e t Blake . 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E D . Carol Lower, Carol Shoup, Kathy Johnson, Marie Br,ughman, Mary Burns, M r s . Ockerman, Brad Baker, M r s . Johnson. • �U.INC; THE DICTAPHONE �"I td, 1 . 0 • • • September • • • I • I a • M O M I * & 4 S c h o o l enrollment . 5 F i r s t day o f school . 19 C o l o n f o o t b a l l game. W e l o s t 2 7 - 1 3 . F i r s t school paper was i s s u e d . 20 S e n i o r Band w e n t to C e n t r e v i l l e Fair a l l d a y. 26 R e a d i n g f o o t b a l l game. W e l o s t i t 6 - 0 . October 3 H o m e r f o o t b a l l game. W e won 2 1 - 1 2 . 8 B a n d Marching F e s t i v a l . W e were given a rating o f second. 10 Q u i n c y f o o t b a l l game. W e won 2 7 - 0 . 17 B r o n s o n f o o t b a l l game. H o m e c o m i n g . 20 T h r e e Junior g i r l s , representing Union C i t y Homemaking, r e c e i v e d the third h i g h e s t score i n the table - s e t t i n g d i s p l a y a t Coldwater i n which eleven area s c h o o l s p a r t i c i p a t e d . 21 A s s e m b l y - D r . Shwarz gave a t a l k on "The Communist M i n d . " 22 J o n e s v i l l e f o o t b a l l game. W e won 2 0 - 7 . 24 & 25 S e n i o r pictures t a k e n . 31 L i t c h f i e l d f o o t b a l l game. November 2 S e n i o r TB t e s t s . 7 A t h e n s f o o t b a l l game. W e won 1 9 - 7 . U n d e r c l a s s p i c t u r e s t a k e n . 21 N i n t h grade c l a s s p a r t y. 28 Y o u t h C o u n c i l Record H o p . December 1 E i g h t h grade c l a s s p a r t y. 2 C o l o n b a s k e t b a l l game. W e l o s t 7 0 - 4 9 . 5 L i t c h f i e l d b a s k e t b a l l game. W e won 12 J o n e s v i l l e b a s k e t b a l l game. W e l o s t 5 9 - 5 7 . 19 A t h e n s b a s k e t b a l l game. W e won 4 9 - 4 3 . 23 M i d w i n t e r band c o n c e r t . 24 C h r i s t m a s v a c a t i o n began. January 6 R e a d i n g b a s k e t b a l l game. W e l o s t 7 1 - 6 4 . 9 H o m e r basketball game. W e l o s t 6 2 - 4 6 . 16 B r o n s o n basketball game. W e l o s t 7 9 - 3 6 . 21 N o school. S N O W ! 22 N o school. S N O W ! 23 N o school. S N O W ! 27 J o n e s v i l l e b a s k e t b a l l game. W e l o s t 5 1 - 4 1 . 30 Q u i n c y b a s k e t b a l l game. W e won 6 1 - 4 8 . 31 W O W O Record H o p . February 3 N o s c h o o l . S N O W and ICE. 4 N o s c h o o l . S N O W and ICE. 6 A t h e n s b a s k e t b a l l game. W e l o s t 6 3 - 3 0 . 7 S o l o Ensemble C o n t e s t . 10 F . F . A . w e n t t o M . S . U . f o r Farmers' We e k . 13 R e a d i n g basketball game. W e l o s t 7 7 - 6 7 . 14 S w e e t h e a r t B a l l . 17 S t . C h a r l e s b a s k e t b a l l game. W e won 58-50 26 L i t c h f i e l d 27 B a n d F e s t i v a l a t Vicksburg. M a g i c Show. Te a c h e r s County I n s t i t u t e . March 6 A t h l e t i c Banquet. 10 S o p h o m o r e C l a s s P a r t y. 27 - 3 0 S p r i n g Vacation. 31 B a c k to school. April 9 & 10 J u n i o r P l a y. May 2 6 S e m e s t e r exams. 28 C o m m e n c e m e n t . 29 R e p o r t Cards. 36 3 S ��The School's JEAN FRANKS LINDA SPELLS CARLEEN CRONKHITE YVONNE LAIR Queen JUDY CASE YVONNE LAIR CAROL SCHULTZ �Our Pep LEFT TO RIGHT: P . P h i l l i p s , L . R a d l e y, L . Z a r m s t o r f , N . D o l b e e , L . S p e l l s , Y. L a i r LEFT TO RIGHT: J . M a r t e n , M . J o h n s t o n , C . C r o n k h t t e , S . T h o m e t , G . S c h u l t z , R . P e q u i g n o t 39 �Football Is Our MS O a a l I 1 1 . 1 ki____1,...._111111iM Idil A i l A. t i n Iva ft FRONT ROW: K . Thayer; M r . Wade; R . Rumsey; M . Boatman; R. S w a i n ; J . M a d d e n ; G . L a d l e Y; A. K i n g s l e y ; G . Te a c h o u t ; L . C u y l e r ; M r . W h e e l e r ; R . R o s e n b e r r y. S E C O N D ROW: J . C o l e ; T. H a r t ; S . Smith; I . Boynton; B . Thomet; T. Te a c h o u t ; J . Johnson; B . B e n n e t t . T H I R D ROW: B. W a l t e r s ; J . K i n g s l e y ; M . S o u r s ; B . Wa r n e r ; D . S m i t h ; J . C o n v e r s e ; F. W i l c o x ; M . Yo r k . Get i n t h e r e ! I Pass c o m p l e t e d ! ! 40 �,..„.., • It s e Us • Pier fik A4431 - 94474e 15fartil r i 15r11.32n38r36_,,r b l i r s 19 041. 27. ..: FRONT ROW: R . Rosenbeny; K . Thayer; J. Haughey, B . Bennett; M . C u y l e r ; T. H a r t y ; R . Putnam; D . F o r r e s t ; T . H a r t ; R . Tu l e ; R . H u g h e s ; M . H l t c h c o x ; M r . W a d e . S E C O N D ROW: B . P o w e l l ; F. S i m i n g t o n ; J . B r o w n ; S . G r e g o r y ; P. C l u t t e r ; J . Adams; D . Yo u n g s ; E . H o e n e s ; M . B r a u c k e r, J . M a t h e w s ; D . S w a n . T H I R D ROW: M . G r e g o r y ; T. H o w e l l ; D . Krieg; G . Johnson; D . C r a i g ; J . Wa s h b u r n ; K . G r u n e r ; B. Wa s h b u r n ; T . G r i s b y ; B . W h e t h e r h o l t . Wa t c h e m . ' ,r-jet. �This Is Our FRONT R O W: L . C u y l e r ; D . P u t n a m ; D . M e r k l e ; J . K i n g s l e y ; M . S o u r s ; D . S m i t h ; B . Wa l t e r ; B . R o s e n b e r r y. S E C O N D ROW: M r. Wa d e ; T. H a r t ; J . C o l e ; I . B o y n t o n ; J . C o n v e r s e ; T. Te a c h o u t ; L . C r a n d a l l ; B . B e n n e t t ; D . Sheppard; K . T h a y e r. DICY NAN 42 DAV DON �UM Winter FRONT ROW: F . S i m i n g t o n ; M . H i t c h c o x ; P. C l u t t e r ; J . B r o w n ; M . C u y l e r , B . B e n n e t t . S E C O N D ROW: T . H a r t y ; G . Te a c h o u t ; R. S w a i n ; M . M a c k , P. C o l e ; J . P a r k s , A . K i n g s l e y, T. G r i g s b y ; R . Tu l e ; R . Putnam; M r . W h e e l e r. • �Our Spring T k K FRONT ROW: T . H a r t ; L . C u y l e r , D . S w a n ; T . C o l e ; G . Te u c c o u t , C . G r e g o r y. S E C O N D ROW: F . S i m i n g t o n ; D . W e s s e l ; B. E l l e n w o o d • M . G r e g o r y ; R . S w a i n ; T . G r i g s b y ; M r . W h e e l e r, C o a c h . T O P ROW: I . Boynton; J . C o n v e r s e ; D . S m i t h , J. K i n g s l e y, B . Wa l t e r ; B . I r i s h ; T . H a r t . BASEBAL 44 FRONT ROW: T . Hart; L . Cuyler; D . Sheppard; 13. Putnam; T. G r i g s b y ; R . Putnam, M . C u y l e r . S E C O N D ROW: J . Adams; J . P e r k i n s ; D. M e r k l e ; A . K i n g s l e y ; I . B o y n t o n ; R . S w a i n ; M r . W a d e . T H I R D ROW: J . M a d d e n ; D . Smith; B . Wa r n e r ; J . K i n g s l e y ; D . C r a i g : A. B r a n d t . �4 5 �Our FRONT ROW: B . I r i s h ; J . Franks, Secretary; J . K i n g s l e y, President; M r . A d a m s , A d v i s o r ; D . P u t n a m , V i c e - P r e s i d e n t ; C . C r o n k h i t e , Treasurer. S E C O N D ROW: D . L o w e r ; B . A d o l p h ; S . We i d e r m a n ; A . Tu l e ; C . S h u l t z ; B . P o w e l l ; J . Herman; B . Thomet; J . M a r t e n ; F. S i m i n g t o n ; T. Adams; N . P i p e r ; P. B i t e m a n . Our 1111 / 9 6 1111111 - 1 - 4 " FRONT ROW: A . M i t c h e l l , B . B e a t t y ; D . Swan; J . J o h n s o n . S E C O N D ROW: J . K i n g s l e y F . ‘ A l l c o x - D . S m i t h : M r s . A r e y. 45 �Guardians O f FRONT ROW: K . Thrams; S . Markley; M r s . Evert; B. Warner; A . Keller; L . Ruggles. S E C O N D ROW; B . Harvey; L . Spells; C . Ensign; B. Brandt; C . Augustine; J . G l e n ; B . Rench; A . M a r t i n . Future FRONT ROW: Y . L a i r , Treasurer; Z . C l a r k , Second Vi c e -President; J. C a s e , President; M r s . H o o k e r, Advisor; S . President; C . S w a i n , S e c r e t a r y. S E C O N D ROW: S . Weiderman; D . Robinson: J . Gregg; B . G i l l i s ; T . Wa l t e r ; W . Dlbert; R. M a c D o n a l d : V. Barber; S . Spencer; A . M a r t e n . 47 �Future FRONT R O W : G . H a w v e r ; B . B e a t t y ; K . G r u n e r ; K . P a r s h a l l ; J . J o h n s o n , P r e s i d e n t ; M r . S a c k e t t , A d v i s o r ; J . C o l e , Tr e a s u r e r ; B. Brandt; P. C o l e ; J . M a t h e w s . S E C O N D ROW: J . Va n Wormer; R . H u b b a r d ; M . H o p p e ; H . C o l e ; J . D o l b e e ; N . A l w o o d ; R . Tu l e ; R. Ruggles; R . H a m i l t o n ; J . Smith; B . Barrington; M . Brauker; M . Tr e n n e p o h l ; D . K a n i e w s k i ; A . O ' D e l l . T H I R D ROW: B . H u g h e s ; M . Gregory; T. C l a r k ; T. H a r t ; S . Gregory; J . M c N a l l ; C . Simington; E . R o d e r i c k ; B . Wa s h b u r n ; T. M a r t i n ; B . T h o m e t ; T. A l m o n d ; P. L i t t l e ; L . C r a n d a l l . F O U R T H ROW: J . H e r m a n ; T. C h u r c h ; D . K r i e g ; C . K i s e r ; A . Brandt; M . Yo r k ; M . S o u r s ; G . C a r p e n t e r : T. Wa d e ; L . Kleehammer; M . M a c k ; K . Gruner; R . Brubaker; S . M a r t i n . Our w i n n i n c Farm Forum. LJ 1004111 ELI F. F. A . p u b l i c s p e a k e r. I VI �Publication ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW: L . Z a r m s t r o f , B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r ; S . T h a y e r, C o - E d i t o r ; M r s . J o h n s o n , A d v i s o r ; J . C a s e , E d i t o r ; C . S w a i n , Co-Editor; S . Weiderman, A s s i s t a n t Business Manager; C . G r e g o r y, A r t E d i t o r. S E C O N D ROW: J . Brown; Y. L a i r ; Z . C l a r k ; N . D o l b e e ; S . F r e d e r i c k ; B . W a r n e r ; L . K l e e b a m m e r ; J . Wa s h b u r n ; E . S c h r a g g ; C . E n s i g n ; C . A u g u s t i n e ; J . F r a n k s ; C . C a r p e n t e r, P. P h i l l i p s . NEWSPAPER STAFF FRONT ROW: D . Buell: J . P e r k i n s , Editor; J . G r e g g , A s s i s t a n t Editor; I A : . B i l f N . . , II Sports Editor; M . G r e e n . S E C O N D ROW: P . Phillips; S . Thayer; C . Carpenter; H . Blake; C . Augustine: L . t , V. Chase; L . Gregory; D . Robinson: Y. Lair; J . Brown; S . We i d e r m a n . �Our "Down To Earth" i FIRST R O W: J . P e r k i n s , C . B r o t t , S . T h a y e r , P . P h i l l i p s , Y . L a i r , C . Swain, J . J o h n s o n , N . D o l b e e , L . M i l l e r S E C O N D ROW: M . Green, L. C u y l e r , R . R u m s e y, J . K i n g s l e y, R . W a l t e r , J . C o n v e r s e , D . S m i t h What's going on here? Fifteen thousand d o l l a r s ! ? I �One more b o w l Let' 3 p u t i t t h e r e . W e l l find i t Looking ahead! 5 �0.61;4161Iii.:1•1:1 , 7 High School FRONT ROW: P . P h i l l i p s ; S . Thayer; J . Herman; K . Hawver; M . Gre<n, L . M i l l e r ; s . Ty s o n ; C . Br.,rt, B u s s e m a ; B . b u t t - , . SECOND ROW: M r . C l a r k ; R . Brown; D . Adams; C . A u g u s t i n e ; B . H a r v e y ; M . Brown; K . M a c D o n a l d ; J . B r i s b a n e ; J . S u t t i n ; C. B y e r s ; S . Z e r b y. T H I R D ROW: V . C h a s e ; W . D l b e r t ; G . L a d l e y ; I . B o y n t o n ; S . Hagerman; J . Johnson; B . We t h e r h o l t ; E. Hagerman; G . R o s e n b e r r y. 52 FRONT ROW: M r . Wade, Advlscr; L . C u y l e r, Secretary-Treasurer; J. K i n g s l e y, P r e s i d e n t ; T. H a r t , V i c e - P r e s i d e n t ; D . Putnam M r. W h e e l e r, A d v i s o r. S E C O N D ROW: D . Sheppard; J . C o l e ; L . C r a n d a l l ; T. Te a c h o u t ; D . M e r k l e ; I . Boynton; R . Swain; R. R u m s e y ; B . B e n n e t t ; B . T h o m e t ; G . Te a c h o u t . T H I R D ROW: J . M a d d e n ; M . Yo r k : J . C o n v e r s e ; D . S m i t h ; B . Wa r n e r ; M . Sours; F. W i l c o x ; R . Wa l t e r ; S . S m i t h ; A . K i n g s l e y. �Eighth Grade Ndommilswina FRONT ROW: B . Woodman; B . Roderick; G . Smith; L . M a n c h e s t e r ; P. B i t e m a n . B A C K ROW: M r . C l a r k ; A . Tu l e ; R . H o w e l l ; M . Case; K. Donovan; L . We l l s ; S . Hanna. Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: D . 2..,..va.)n, B . A . . g i , ' I n e ; N . p i p e r ; T. P i e r , .n, J . B l a k e ; K . Johnr,on, R . Z a r m s t o r f ; J . B e t t e . S. F o s t e r. S E C O N D ROW: C . D i a m o n d . P. M c R a e ; C . Shoup; E . G i l l i s ; J . B r a y ; D . Chapman; B . S c h n e i d e r ; D . F l a n d e r s ; R. Wersop; N . Wa t k i n s ; M r . C l a r k . T H I R D ROW; 7 . Platz; E . A l l w a r d t ; M . G r i s w o l d ; J . C a r p e n t e r ; P. M i l l e r ; B . Schumacher; P. R e e d . 53 �Our t FRONT R O W: J . K i n g s l e y ; C . A u g u s t i n e ; B . W e t h e r h o l t . S E C O N D ROW: D . Putnam; K . G r e g o r y ; R . Rumsey: S . We i d e r m a n ; S . M a r t i n ; R . Punk; B. I r i s h . T H I R D R O W: C . S p i n d l o w ; F . S w a i n ; A . M u s s e l m a n ; J . Wa g n e r ; D . S m i t h ; F . W i l c o x ; L . P a r k s ; C . S c h u l t z ; R . C h a r d ; C . E n s i g n . FOURTH ROW: M r . C l a r k ; A . K i n g s l e y ; B . Wa s h b u r n ; D . C r a i g . 54 �Departme FRONT ROW: J . P e r k i n s ; A . K e l l e r ; C . C a r p e n t e r ; J . B r i s b a n e . S E C O N D ROW: J . G l e n ; S . Thomet; P. N e l s o n ; J . Wa s h b u r n ; J . P l a t z ; M . Brown; J. G r e g g . T H I R D ROW: J . C a s e ; I . B o y n t o n ; L . B r a y ; P. C l u t t e r , J r. ; S . S m i t h ; L . R a y ; G . L e e ; E . H o e n e s . F O U R T H ROW: J . Brown; C . S w a i n ; C . K i s e r. �Jr. Instrumental P' FRONT ROW: A . M i t c h e l l ; C . G a l l a p ; A . Tu l e ; L . A c M o o d y. S E C O N D ROW: D . Jones; M . Brecheisen; L . W e l l s ; B . Woodman; K. Parks. T H I R D Row: B . M i t c h e l l : Y. F o l l i s ; B . C l i n e ; M . Diamond; B . A d o l p h ; T. H i c k s ; D . M a r t i n . F O U R T H ROW: M . H o p p e ; K. W h i t l o c k ; T . C a r p e n t e r. Musical Pepper- FRONT ROW: 6 . Lee L ; . Augustine; J. Platz; M . Hoppe; C . I l i s i g n ; C . S p i n d l o w ; A . M u s s e l m a n . S E C O N D ROW: I . Wagner; P. Clutter; S . M a r t i n ; C . K i s e r ; M r . C l a r k ; B . Wa s h b u r n ; E . H o e n e s ; I . . Ray; M . B r o w n . 56 �T Departme 1" FRONT ROW: J . P l a t z ; J . K e l l e r ; J . B r a y ; E . A l l w a r d t . S E C O N D ROW: J . F u n k ; F. Jones; R . D i b e r t ; B . A u g u s t i n e ; B . A d o l p h ; D . K a t z . T H I R D R O W: B . R a r i c k ; M . C h a r d ; L . D o r m e r ; B . S c h n e i d e r ; E . R o b i n s o n ; L . G r e u t e r. F O U R T H ROW: R . S m i t h ; K. C o n v e r s e ; S . K e n t ; M r . C l a r k . The High Donna Julia 57 ���Acknowledgme BAYLIS Gifts o f D i s t i n c t i o n HOWARD Auto Sales BESSIE'S We s p e c i a l i z e i n a l l kinds o f permanent w a v i n g , h a i r c u t t i n g and s t y l i n g . P 11 - 5 3 5 1 Compliments o f BOB'S MEAT MART BRANDT SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION BRAY MOTOR Ford Sales and Service W i t h k i n d e s t regards DR. & MRS. MARTIN F. BUELL P. U . BUELL AND SON Lumber and Building M a t e r i a l THE DANCER COMPANY DEPARTMENT DONOVAN'S MARKET PI 1-5611 DON-RAY Phone P 11 - 4 0 11 After we s e l l , w e s e r v e . Television Radio DORMER SHEET METAL SHOP Guttering, Roofing, Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n Phone: P i o n e e r 1-4981 Compliments o f FABIANO P11-5671 Homemade Ice Cream Congratulations from DR. a n d MRS. E . V. FINLAY GAMBLE'S The Friendly Store GEO. G . and W . L . GRAY In Active Business Since 1912 Real Estate and Insurance 60 Congratulations Seniors HENSLEY'S 54 t o $ 1 . 0 0 Store HILL REALTY, REALTORS C l a i r L . H i l l - Wm. 0 . C o a t s Phone P11-5431 Compliments o f HOOKER OIL COMPANY The Purple People " H e a t e r " 315 Charlotte Street HORTON'S CLOTHING COMPANY Clothing, F u r n i s h i n g s & Shoes JENKINS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Oxygen and Radio Equipped Phone: P i o n e e r 1-5431 KNAUSS & BROWN, I N C . Your A l l i s - C h a l m e r s Dealer SCHARF PLUMBING SUPPLIES COMPANY Manufacturer and D i s t r i b u t o r of M o b i l e Home Plumbing THE SHOPPERS GUIDE is the media t h a t t e l l s M r. & M r s . J . H o b d a y, J r . , Owners SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Rusty Chard E d Kincaid P11-8131 P I 1-4931 STANDARD OIL COMPANY Products and s e r v i c e you can count on. P11-5601 Lynn Johnson Compliments o f STAR MOBILE HOMES, I N C . Duo - S t a r STREIT'S CITY Compliments o f KOZY KOFFEE TRUDGEON'S DRUGS LAIR'S HARDWARE Sherwood, M i c h i g a n UNION CITY Member o f the N . I . D . C . Compliments o f DR. & MRS. ROBERT M . LEITCH UNION CITY LOCKER Complete Processing Locker and Home Freezer McRAE'S We're n o t s a t i s f i e d are." UNION CITY LUMBER COMPANY Building Supplies and Paints MERCHANT'S HARDWARE "Buy Your Hardware a t a H . D . W. E . Store." MEFtRIT FOOD Phone: P 11 - 8 6 9 1 THE UNION CITY NATIONAL BANK Member o f F. D . I . C . WADSWORTH We s p e c i a l i z e i n Orthopedic Wear WALTER'S FLOWERS "Say i t w i t h Flowers" MILLER'S Compliments o f MILLER'S HARDWARE For Finer Foods Dine a t PINE GROVE I N N Specializing i n Chicken, Spaghetti and Pizza Carry Outs P 1 1 - 5 2 8 1 J. B . WASHBURN De-Soto-Plymouth & D e a l e r WHITING'S Compliments o f WHITLOCK'S DON J. WILDER Marathon Service Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n ����_ _ M E S P W a l E 1 1 1 1 = 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 �a �I5 " 4•••••• W 1 IIIIIIIII I I I I IIIII I Ai �X �1 3 5406 42398 5 5 8 / No Circulatin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f7f9972f232a72eb93c53c1f6ea52926.pdf c31a444fb7c492e270532f03981eab32 PDF Text Text V' • • ��Branch District DearthUrron 195N. UnionCity, Michigan 3 5406 42398 5603 Bran& DoartUnion 195N Uni00CityMichigan ��UNION C I T Y H I G H SCHOOL Union C i t y, Michigan ��Calendar o f E v e n t s 4 Administration a n d F a c u l t y Seniors 5 1 1 Underclassmen 2 3 Activities 4 3 Sports 5 9 Acknowledgements 7 0 �7.1141 , f , * -al ate 4/49e&re v e a 4 September 2 & 3 S c h o o l enrollment. 4 F i r s t day of school. 17 J u n i o r s ordered t h e i r class rings. 18 ( V ) Colon football game. We lost 46-0. 23 ( R ) Harper Creek football game. We lost 7-6. 25 ( V ) H o m e r football game. We lost 27-7. October 1 ( R ) A t h e n s football game. We lost 20-0. 2 ( V ) Q u i n c y football game. We lost 14-7. 6 ( R ) H o m e r football game. We won 27-0. 7 ( V ) B r o n s o n football game. We lost 7-0. End of f i r s t 8819 S e n i o r pictures taken. Regional Institute. 13 ( R ) Reading football game. We tied 6-6. 15 M a r c h i n g contest at Portage, we won second d i s t r i c t . 16 ( V ) J o n e s v i l l e football game. We won 26-7. 20 ( R ) B r o n s o n football game. We won 41-20. 23 ( V ) L i t c h f i e l d football game. We lost 28 ( R ) Statehome football game. We won 24-7. 29 S n a k e Dance. 30 ( V ) A t h e n s football game. We won 20-0. Homecoming. November 6 ( V ) Reading football game. We lost 39-0. Underclass pictures taken. 10 B a s k e t b a l l practice started. 13 M o c k Election of the Seniors. 19&20 S e n i o r Play. End of the second marking period. 26&27 T h a n k s g i v i n g vacation. December 1 C o l o n basketball game: Reserves lost 36-35. Va r s i t y lost 67-34. 4 J o n e s v i l l e basketball game: Reserves lost 44-26. Va r s i t y lost 60-27. 8 S e n i o r s received t h e i r pictures. 10 J u n i o r s received t h e i r class rings. 11 Q u i n c y basketball game: Reserves won 39-27. Va r s i t y won 73-50. 14 U n d e r c l a s s m e n received t h e i r pictures. 15 A t h e n s basketball game: Reserves lost 37-27. Va r s i t y won 58-41. 18 R e a d i n g basketball game: Reserves won 37-31. Va r s i t y lost 48-41. 23 C h r i s t m a s movie and gift exchange. 24 C h r i s t m a s vacation started. 29 M i s l e t o e Mambo Sponsored by the Youth Council. January 4 B a c k to school again! 5 H o m e r basketball game: Reserves lost 54-45. Va r s i t y lost 72-38. 8 B r o n s o n basketball game: Reserves lost 31-18. Va r s i t y lost 60-54. 138/14 F i n a l examinations. 15 N O SCHOOL! TEACHERS MARKING RECORDS. Litchfield basketball game: Reserves lost 49-30. Va r s i t y lost 22 J o n e s v i l l e basketball game: Reserves won 36-33. Va r s i t y lost 68-51. 26 Q u i n c y basketball game: Reserves won 39-24. Va r s i t y 57-42. 29 A t h e n s basketball game: Reserves lost 30-24. Va r s i t y lost 41-40. 30 S n o - B a l l (Winter Wonderland). February 5 R e a d i n g basketball game: Reserves lost 36-28. Va r s i t y lost 64-63. 12 H o m e r basketball game: Reserves won 35-33. Va r s i t y won 65-64. 13 B a n d Boosters Dance. 15 N O SC HOOL!County Institute. 16 S t . Charles basketball game: Reserves won 40-34. Va r s i t y lost 67-62. 19 B r o n s o n basketball game: Reserves won 33-24. Va r s i t y lost 61-39. 23 L i t c h f i e l d b a s k e t b a l l game: Reserves lost 38-31. Va r s i t y lost 23 N O SCHOOL! WOWO RECORD HOP. End of the f i r s t marking period April 8 E n d of the second marking period. 15 B e g i n n i n g of spring vacation. 20 B a c k to school again! 218122 J u n i o r Play. 29&30 B a n d Talent Show. May 5 S p r i n g Band Concert. 7 J -Hop. 13 S e n i o r Skip Day. 14 B a n d Carnival. 2481.25 F i n a l examinations. 26 C o m m e n c e m e n t . 27 R e p o r t cards. 4 �ad„,e,w4iet,,,v&- 5 �a4a4reice:ittateb-ie SCHOOL B O A R D Robert B r e w e r, P r e s . : June W.;,,Ilhurn, Trustee; John Gilhort, Trustee; Edward Kincaid, Treas.; C a r l M i l l e r, Sec. �M A RT H A A D A M S Home E c . TORN C L A R K .sand & Chorus S A L LY M E R C H A N T B.S. J r. M O Science MILDRED SIZELAND A.II. J r, Mg& LUCILLE. B.A. English & M a t h . JEANNE CONVERSE B.S. Home E c . & E c . Geog. I L L I A M J. BALM) M.A. English G E RT R U D E D AV I S O N B.S. Commercial FAY M I L L I G A N B.S. Shop IRENE M O R T O N M.A. Latin & M a t h . C A R O LY N S M I T H S.A. Commercial PAT R I C K WA D E B.S. Jr. High H i s t o r y & Phys. E d . E i J l A B A H I L L FT M.A. Science NORA H O O K E R M.A. Social Studies & Counseling JUNE P R O L O A.B. Jr. hiv.h m i t t , KENNETH WEIRICH LL Vocational Agriculture snd sern. LY N N IziAlt f L E T T M.A. Science ta itit DOROTHY JOHNSON B.A. English D. P E T L H SACKETT M.S. Vocational Agriculture lat. CHARLES WHEELER MA Social Studies, Coach 7 �t JESSIMAE D E U E L M.A. Speech C o r r e c t i o n i s t DOROTHY E V E RT M.A. Librarian ISABELLE M AT T S O N 5th g r a d e MINA OMO B.S. 4th g r a d e WILMA ROE 4th g r a d e 3 ELSA A D O L P H A.B. 2nd & 3 r d g r a d e s VA E B R O T T A.B. 2nd g r a d e LILA HOUGHTON M.A. 2nd g r a d e e RUTH SMITH A.B. Kindergarten a MILDRED SCHAFER 5th & 6 t h g r a d e s N AT H A L I E A L LWA R D T 6th g r a d e K AT H E R I N E WINTER 3rd & 4th grades CLARICE DRUST 5th g r a d e PA U L F R E D E R I C K B.S. 6th g r a d e r d GLADYS ROBINSON grade C L E O STEVENS 3rd g r a d e B E AT R I C E C U N I C A.B. 1st g r a d e SHIRLEY FREDERICK 1st g r a d e B E AT R I C E ‘k.ARNER B.S. 1st & 2 n d g r a d e s FLORENCE WOOD i c r r - ) r t e r, �ARTHUR JONES 5th & 6 t h g r a d e s B E V E R LY WAT K I N S B.A. 3rd & 4th grades MARJORIE A P P L E G AT E B.S. 2nd & 3 r d g r a d e s DIANE T I L L M A N Kindergarten & 1st g r a d e M r. A d a m s a f t e r one o f his b u s y d a y s . Getting ready f o r g e o m e t r y class, M i s s M o r t o n ? One o f o u r losses this year was M r. Sackett, who has been our vocational a g r i c u l t u r e t e a c h e r for o v e r f i v e years. class w a s s o r r y t o s e e M r . Sackett go, as he was their class advisor. M r . Sackett left shortly after the second semester. M r . W e i r i c h, r e c e n t graduate o f Michigan State U n ' v e r s i t y, now has c h a r g e o f t h e a g students and is doing a • �sv,c 'T171 14,7 NNiacle, 1ATS oo 40 COOK Mrs. Mabus, M r s . Ockerman, M r s . Johnson. HOT L U N C H H E L P E R S FRONT R O W: C . Augustine, V . Chase, R . Johnson, M . Broughman, T. Walter. STANDING: K. Gregory S. Tyson, G. Does, J. Brewer, R. Strong. 1 �• • • • ." • # • • r • • , 4 . 1 . . . a ' . •••• " ' " * 1 . • • • ‘• • dr '0 •••• / 0 / .0 i t * 0 • • •y . 0 4 . • • " r " • • • • • • 0 , P. n . ' • '0.11' • • • • 0 • - �WILLA JEAN FRANKS She h a s a q u i e t w a y o f getting things done, and lots of h e r f r i e n d s l o o k up t o her. She's tops a s a good student and girl. edictorian. SANDRA LEE ViEIDERMAN She's a calm and collected g i r l who takes l o t s terest i n h e r studies. She was voted m o s t studious. Co-Valedictorian. CAROL A N N AGUSTINE FRANK PRATT WILCOX Smile a n d m o r e s m i l e s , that's Carol. She was voted Most Desirable Date, Best Personality. She was a l s o chosen D . A . R . zen. Co-Salutatorian. He's t h e t y p e o f guy who loves fun and girls. voted Best Actor and Most flirtatious. tatorian. ROY CLARE FUNK JANE ANN GLEN He i s o u r perennial class president. He was ed most studious. Top Ten. She i s a quiet worker, but always ready t o j o i n in on the fun. Top Ten. ALICE IRENE RASEY ZONALDA F AY E CLARK Soft spoken redhead w i t h ideas o f her own. To p Ten. Alice won the er Homemaker excels i n ceramics, a n d ranging. To p Ten. CARLA DIANE CARPENTER She has been chairman o f many c l a s s a c t i v i t i e s . When s h e s a y s s h e ' l l d o something, i t ' s a s good as done. She w a s voted best actress. Top Ten. MAJORY J . BROWN Margie i s a able g i r l , and ing t o p i t c h i n . To p Ten. �THOMAS L E E ALMOND WILLIAM B E AT T Y Tom i s a friendly one in a shy s o r t o f w a y. H e was voted b e s t d a n c e r o f o u r class. B i l l i s f r i e n d l y and full of fun. D e b a t e g a v e h i m a chance t o k e e p up on h i s arguing. A BERNARD BENNETT BRUCE A L L E N BRANDT What would we do without him- - h e ' s o u r ist. H e ' s f r i e n d l y w i t h everyone. He's a tempermental sort. bat has a big smile and use, it. I f there's Bernie's in the middle . L w R E N C E E . BR MARIE BROUGHMAN AVa i , His snappy d a r k eves the indicition that he's sun of h i s , p i n i o n . He likes bowl. L a r r y a s voted best musician. She i s a l w a y s w e l l groomed. Her jects a r e and boys. Voted tatious a n d B e s t f i g u r e . RONALD RUSSELI CHARD He h a s a v i , r 1 speaking vice. H e s i t s back and atc bee life go by. He's interested graphy and likes to enlarge pictures. H e ' s able when you ask a favor of him. VICTORIA R . CHASE A happy-se-teeky sort girl, wile loves t o donee. If there l e a there to Vicki. THOMAS LARRY CHURCH He's a carefree a natural talent for getting Into miscidef. �JAMES R . C O L E T R AV I S R . C O L E He's a s p o r t e n t h u s i a s t , a good F u t u r e F a r m e r , a n d has a s m i l e f o r e v e r y o n e . Class i s his resting place, but h e m a n a g e s t o c o m e u p with t h e right answers. He was v o t e d t h e o ff . L O B EN E U G E N E GERALD L . DECAIR CRANDALL He i s t e m p e r m e n t a l i n a good n a t u r e d s o r t o f w a y. Jerry contributes w e l l i n his classes. L o r n i e i s t r u s t w o r t h y and a r e a l s w e l l g u y. W e s h o u l d have m o r e l i k e h i m . DONN A . D U N C A N WILLIAM A L F R E D ELLENWOOD He l i k e s to b o w l , t i n k e r w i t h his c a r , a n d a r g u e w i t h girls. B i l l i s a h a r d w o r k e r and a r e a l n i c e f e l l o w. H e ' s i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e N a v y. CYNTHIA MARIE ENSIGN JERRY WA R R E N FA I R C H I L D She's a v i t a l g i r l , f u l l o f life a n d laughs. She l i k e s s p o r t s , b o y s , and 4 - H . She was v o t e d b e s t a t h l e t e , best musician. He's a l o t of fun, ful. H e takes good care of his c a r and g i r l s . RONALD E. FORREST Ron's a n outcloorsman. He likes h u n t i n g ing, and a r c h e r y. T h e g i r l that c a t c h e s h i m w i l l have to b e a good s h o t . S Y LV I A A N N FREDERICK She i s p r e t t y , n e a t , a n d loves t o cheer f o r our mighty Maroons. I �ELVA GRACE FREELAND Gracie has pretty longhair with never one out of place. LINDA MARIE GANKA She i s a v e r y p r e t t y g i r l and has a v e r y sweet way of expressing her thoughts. KAREN A. GREGORY ROBERT E. HAMILTON Karen i s s h y, p r e t t y and fun t o be w i t h . She i s also a good clarinet player. He i s a quiet fellow with a shy grin. He enjoys F. F. A . work and motorcycles. THEODORE B. HART BETTY CHERREL BROW Ted w a s v o t e d the f e l l o w with t h e best personality, best athlete, ous, and best build- - w h a t more c a n y o u s a y a b o u t him? Most desirable date! She can be serious-minded, but more often tiful b r o w n e y e s s p a r k l e with mischief. JAMES D AV I D HERMAN WILMA MAXINE JETMORE He i s f u l l o f t h e d e v i l , likes t o t e a s e a n d j o k e around. F.F.11. ests h i m a s w e l l as girls. Voted best looking. She i s a small g i r l with pretty, c u r l y blonde h a i r -Ind a quiet manner. WILLIAM PERRY JOHNSO Re I s quiet and reserved, twit qtwivol l o i n s t h e hut. RAYMOND H?'s a good artist and likes to use h i s talent corating his car, �LINDA MAE LITTLEJOHN Linda i s a quiet and v e r y pretty g i r l who i s easy to get along with. EDITH IRENE KEEFE ARLENE M A E K E L L E R She i s f u l l o f fun and l i f e . She's very likes t o t e a s e t h e b o y s . Arlene l i k e s t o play in the band. She has a wonderful way with children. ESTHER MAY LOWE 0 She e x c e l s i n nomics and i s a pendable friend. M ARLENE LOU LOWERY MARLENE MARIE MACK Marlene is a ful g i r l w i t h b e a u t i f u l , shiny, black hair. She likes any type ing. She has ful clothes to go class. JAMES I . MADDEN ANN SHIRLEY MARTEN He h a s a good m i n d that could r e a l l y be developed. He is a very good basketball player. Ann i s s m a l l , b u t she i s full o f f u n a n d v i t a l i t y. SAMUEL E . MARTIN He knows w h a t h e wants and i t ' s h a r d t o convince him otherwise. H e ' s been very active in F. F. A . JUDY ELAINE MILLER Judy i s kind and v e r y thoughtful o f others. She is nice to anyone she talks to �PATRICIA G AY M U L L I N LLOYD M A X PARKS Pat h a s a wonderful g i f t for poetry, as well ious other talents. He's a good f a r m e r with a loud voice, and a bone. esp.v" LUCILLE A N N RADLEY KENNETH WAYNE PARSH ALL She's i n most ties, a n d a leader. She was voted best looking, m o s t ited, and best dancer senior class. He's a good er, and agoodfellos mate. rICL JESSE R AY RIGGS He likes noise, ing, s i n g i n g , a n d m o s t of all GIRLS! She has a great interest in homemaking and n u r s i n g . 9be's a v e r y good friend et everybody. DeVEIL L . RoGERs He's q u i e t , b u t h e has a mischievous g l e a n i n hie eve. His greatest Interest is forestry. 1 HARRIET LOIS SCHRADE She's a s w e e t , t h i g h t f u l girl a n d h a s e y e s t h a t smile. �DONALD BRUCE SHEPPARD A fellow who likes girls, cars, fun, and an easy going life. RAMONA L U C I L L E STRON STANLEY A L L A N SMITH A m a n o f t h e w o r l d who uses big words and has big ideas about life. Voted Most likely to succeed. JE A N : \ : She has a talent for office work and has a s m i l e f o r everyone. A pleasing personality, a winning smile, ous w o r k e r w i t h l o t s o f ability. SHARON ELAINE TYSON ItOBERT F. 11 ARNER Small, full of fun, and likes almost everybody. A football player and a great sports fan. SHARON K AY Z E R B Y Always r e a d y t o l e n d a helping h a n d . S h e h a s a crazy sense of humor. •8 Willie & T i i Selling tatty is one ot the Seniors many oroleets �S'e.viot D6te ALMOND, T O M F. F. A . 1 , 2 , 3 . AUGUSTINE, C A R O L Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; M i x e d C h o r u s 3 ; J r . P l a y ; Library 1,2,3,4; A n n u a l Staff 3 ; P a p e r Staff 3 ; C l a s s S e c r e t a r y _4; H o t L u n c h 1,3,4: P e p B a n d 1 , 3 ; D a n c e B a n d 2 , 4 . B E A T T Y, B I L L F. F. A . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a n d 1 , 2 ; C h o r u s 1 , 2 ; Debate 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . B E N N E T T, B E R N A R D Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a s k e t b a l l 1 , 2 , 3 ; T r a c k 1,2, Va r s i t y C l u b 3,4. B R A N D T, B R U C E Baseball 1 ; F. F. A . 2,3,4; L i b r a r y 2,3,4. B R AY, L A R R Y B a s e b a l l 1 , 2 ; B a s k e t b a l l 1 : B a n d 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2. BROUGHMAN, MARIE F. T. A . 4 : S r . P l a y ; L i b r a r y 3 : A n n u a l Staff 4: H o t L u n c h 3,4, BROWN, M A R J O R Y Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 : M i x e d C h o r u s 3 ; P e p Band 1,2,3,4; F. H . A . 1 , 2 . BROWN, D I C K Band 1 . CARPENTER, C ARLA Band 1 , 2 , 3 : J r . P l a y : A n n u a l S t a f f 3 , E d i t o r 4 ; P a p e r Staff 3: C l a s s T r e a s u r e r 3,4; F. H . A . 1 , 2 . CHARD, R O N Band 1,2,3,4: A n n u a l S t a ff 4; Pep Band 1,2. CHASE, V I C K I F. T. A . 1 : B a n d 1 ; C h o r u s 3 , 4 ; J r . P l a y P r o m p t e r ; L i b r a r y 1,2,3,4; P a p e r Staff 3; Hot L u n c h 3,4. C HURC H, T O M Football 3: F. F. A . 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 . CLARK, ZONALDA F. T. A . 1 , 2 , V i c e P r e s i d e n t 3 : J r . P l a y : Library 1,2,3; A n n u a l S t a ff 3 ; P a p e r Staff 1,2: C l a s s S e c r e t a r y 1. COLE, JIM Football 1,2,3,4: B a s k e t b a l l 1,2,3,4: F. F. A . 1,2, T r e a s u r e r 3 , 4 : V a r s i t y C l u b 3 , 4 . C O L E , T R AV I S Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; T r a c k 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; F . F . A . 1,2; S r . P l a y ; J r . P l a y ; V a r s i t y C l u b . CRANDALL, LOREN Football 1 , 2 ; B a s k e t b a l l 1 , 2 ; F . F . A . 1 , 2 , 3,4. DeCAIR, JERRY Baseball 4 . DUNCAN, DONN F. F. A . 1; B a n d 1,2. ELLENWOOD, B I L L T r a c k 1,2,3. ENSIGN, C Y N D Y Band 1,2,3,4; S r. Play; L i b r a r y 2,3; Annual Staff 3 , 4 ; P e p B a n d 1 , 3 , 4 ; D a n c e Band 4; F. H . A . 2 . FA I R C H I L D , J E R R Y F. F. A . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; P a p e r Staff 2. F O R R E S T, R O N Tr a c k 2 , 3 , 4 ; Student Council 4 ; Va r s i t y Club 3,4. FRANKS, J E A N F. T. A . 1 , P r e s i d e n t 4 ; C h e e r l e a d i n g 4 ; Queen's C o n t e s t 3 , 4 ; L i b r a r y 1 ; A n n u a l Staff 3,4; Student C o u n c i l 2, S e c r e t a r y 3,4; Class V i c e P r e s i d e n t 1 . F R E D E R I C K , S Y LV I A Cheerleadlng 4 ; L i b r a r y 1 ; A n n u a l S t a f f 3; C l a s s T r e a s u r e r 1,2. FRE ELAND, G R A C I E Chorus 1 , 2 ; A n n u a l S t a ff 4. FUNK, R O Y Football 1 , 2 ; B a s e b a l l 3 , 4 ; B a n d 1,2,3,4; J r . P l a y : C l a s s P r e s i d e n t 2,3,4. GANKA, LINDA S P E L L S J r . P l a y ; C h e e r l e a d i n g 2,3: Queen's Court 3; L i b r a r y 3; C l a s s S e c r e t a r y 2,3. GLEN, JANE Band 1,2,3,4; L i b r a r y 1,2,3,4; P e p Band 2; F. H . A . 1 , 2 ; Dance Band 2,4. G R E G O RY, K A R E N Band 2 , 3 , 4 ; C h o r u s 1 : L i b r a r y 1 ; H o t Lunch 1 , 4 ; P e p B a n d 4 ; M a j o r e t t e 4 . H A M I LT O N , B O B F. F. A . 1,2,3,4. I0 �H A R T, T E D Football 1,2,3,4; B a s e b a l l bal l 1 , 2 , 3 ; T r a c k 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; V a r s i t y C l u b Vi c e P r e s i d e n t 3 , P r e s i d e n t 4 ; C l a s s President 1. R A S E Y, A L I C E Band 1 ; F. H . A . 1 , 2 . H A R V E Y, B E T T Y Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 ; M i x e d C h o r u s 1 , 2 , 3 ; J r . Play; C h e e r l e a d i n g 2; L i b r a r y 3,4; P a p e r Staff 1; Student C o u n c i l 1. RIGGS, JESSE Football 1; B a s k e t b a l l 1; C h o r u s 1 . ROGERS, B U T C H Baseball 1 . HERMAN, JIM Football 4 ; T r a c k 3 , 4 ; F . F . A . 1 , 2 , 3 , President 4 ; Student C o u n c i l ident 4; Va r s i t y C l u b 4. SCHRADER, H A R R I E T Cheerleading 4; F. H . A . 2 . JOHNSON, R AY Football 1,2; B a s k e t b a l l 1 , 2 . SCHRAGG, E I L E E N F. T. A . 1 , 2 , 4 ; C h o r u s 4 ; A n n u a l S t a f f 3 ; Class V i c e P r e s i d e n t 3. KEEFE, EDITH Annual S t a f f 4 ; P e p C l u b 2 ; G . A . A . 2 ; Physical Ed. 1,2. SELL, JUNE Annual S t a f f 4 ; P e p C l u b 2 ; G . A . A . 2 ; Physical Ed. 1,2. KELLER, ARLENE Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; C h o r u s 4 ; L i b r a r y 1 , 2 , 3 ; Annual S t a f f 1 ; P a p e r S t a f f 1 ; H o t L u n c h 1; P e p Band 1,2. LITTLEJOHN, LINDA Annual Staff 4. LOWE, E S T H E R Band 1,2. L O W E R Y, M A R L E N E Band 1,2; P a p e r Staff 1. MADDEN, JIM Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a s e b a l l 1 , 2 ; B a s k e t b a l l 4; T r a c k 3 ; S r . P l a y ; V a r s i t y C l u b 3 , 4 . MARTEN, ANN F. T. A . 2,3,4; L i b r a r y 3. MARTIN, SAM F. F. A . 1,2,3,4; B a n d 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4. MILLER, JUDY Sr. P l a y ; Student C o u n c i l 1,2. MULLIN, PAT M i x e d C h o r u s 4; L i b r a r y 1; Annual Staff 4. PARKS, L L O Y D F. F. A . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a n d 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Debate 3,4; Pep B and 2,3. PA R S H A L L , K E N Football 4 ; B a s k e t b a l l 1 , 2 ; F . F . A . 1 , 2 , Vice P r e s i d e n t 3,4; Va r s i t y C l u b 4. R A D L E Y, L U C I L L E Band 1,2; C h e e r l e a d i n g 3,4; Queen's Court 4; L i b r a r y 3; A n n u a l Staff 4; Paper Staff 2; F. H . A . P r e s i d e n t 1 . 20 RICE, D E A N N A Mixed Chorus 1,4. SHEPPARD, D O N Football 2 ; B a s e b a l l 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; B a n d 1 , 2 ; V a r s i t y C l u b 3 , 4 ; C l a s s Vi c e P r e s i d e n t 4. SMITH, S TA N Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a s e b a l l 1 , 2 ; B a s k e t b a l l 1; T r a c k 3 , 4 ; F . F . A . 2; Band 1,2,3,4; S r. Play; J r . P l a y ; V a r s i t y C l u b 3 , 4 ; D a n c e Band 4. STRONG, R A M O N A Sr. P l a y. SUTFIN, J E A N N E Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 ; M i x e d C h o r u s 4 : J r . P l a y : L i b r a r y 4. TYSON, SHARON Chorus 3 , 4 ; L i b r a r y 1,3,4. WA R N E R , B O B Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball ball 2; Va r s i t y C l u b 3,4. W E I D E R M A N , SANDRA Band 1 , 2 : Q u e e n ' s C o u r t 1 ; L i b r a r y 1,2; Student C o u n c i l 1 , 3 . WILCOX, F R A N K Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a s e b a l l 2 ; T r a c k 3 , 4 ; F. F. A . 1 ; B a n d 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; M i x e d C h o r u s 4; Sr. P l a y ; J r . P l a y ; V a r s i t y Club; Debate 1,2,3; P e p Band 1,2; Dance Band 4; D i s t r i c t Speech Contest W i n n e r f o r D e c l a m a t i o n 1. Z E R B Y, SHARON Band 1 ; C h o r u s 3 , 4 ; M i x e d C h o r u s 3 , 4 ; Paper Staff 1. �"GIRL I N T H E R A I N " d i r e c t e d b y M r s . G . Davison. CAST: J . Sutfin, C. Ensign, M. Broughman, F. Wilcox, J. Smith, J. Madden, and T. Cole. �S'e.ee.ot ei241.1 TREASURER Carla Carpenter V D o -PRESIDENT n Sheppard P R E S I D E N T S E C R E T A R Y Roy F u n k C a r o l Augustine The s e n i o r c l a s s c h o s e t o g o t o Wa s h i n g t o n o n their s e n i o r t r i p , w i t h a c r u i s e o n t h e P o t o m a c R i v e r and a stop o v e r a t an a m u s e m e n t p a r k . The c l a s s c h o s e as t h e i r m o t t o , "So L i t t l e Done, So M u c h T o D o . " T h e i r c o l o r s a r e L a : e n d e r a n d White, and the c l a s s f l o w e r i s S u r p r i s e d Te d ? 22 X icki and S h a r o n a r e w o r k i n g i n tn,. l i b r a t �Cead 4111: . , At. Nol , ..• •.... , A v.., -- , t - .: 21 �iet TREASURER Janice B r o w n Carol A r n e y Virginia Barber Michael Boatman Janice B r o w n John B r o w n Raymond B r u b a k e r Christine Byers Barbara Carman Dennis C a r p e n t e r Carleen Cronkhite Esther C r o s s Harlan Danbury Wa n d a D i b e r t David Donovan Norbert Drust James F i s k Shirley Funk Janet G r e g g Michael G r e g o r y Timothy H a r t 24 V- P R E S I D E N T P R E S I D E N T John B r o w n C h a r l e s H a u g h e y S E C R E TA R Y Alice P a r s h a l l �Thomas H a r t y C h a r l e s Haughey Gary Hawver Carol Higgins Mark Hitchcox Te r r y H o w e l l Robert Hughes Gary Johnson M a r y Johnson N o r m a n Jones K a r i n Keefe Allan Kingsley Gloria Lee Paul L i t t l e Rodger L o n g Phyllis McRae Karen M a c D o n a l d Mary Martin To m M a r t i n John M a t h e w s William Mayhew Sharon M i l l e r Ann M u s e e l m a n Paula N e l s o n Larry Oliver James P a r k s Alice P a r s h a l l Martha Peck r I 7 �William Powell Rex P u t m a n Marion Raymer Jean Ruggles Russell R u g g l e s Chalmer Salyer Chester Simington Gaylord Smith James S m i t h Judy S m i t h Karolyn Smith Roberta S m i t h L a r r y Spoor David Swan F r a n k Swain Gerald Te a c h o u t Glenda Te a c h o u t M y r a l e e Te a c h o u t Sherry T h o m e t M y r o n Tr e n n e p o h l Michael Tr u d g e o n To m T u r n h a m Ross T u l e Te r r y Wade Janet Wa g n e r T h e r e s a Wa l t e r James Wa s h b u r n P h y l l i s Wa t s o n Robert We t h e r h o l t Sandra W i l l i a m s 26 L �fi TREASURER Karen Ratzow S'ojeA V -PRESIDENT P R E S I D E N T S E C R E T A R Y S a m Gregory B o b V ashburn C o r a Mae Spindlow James Adams Rex B a r r i n g t o n Burdette Bennett Lloyd Bennett Harriet Blake Sharon B l a n c h a r d \1illiam Booth Iarlin Brauker Deborah Buell Barbara Burnside Carlene Bussema Janice C a r p e n t e r Ann C l a r k To m m y C l a r k Paul C l u t t e r Harold Cole Lois C o l e Danny C o r e y ‘ndrew Craig Marvin Cuyler 27 �Jack D o l b e e Jerry Eckert Alice E l d r e d L a r r y Finney David F o r r e s t Shirley F r e d s Elaine G e r a r d Barbara Gillis Annette G r a y Samuel G r e g o r y Te r r y G r i g s b y Kurtiss Gruner Elizabeth H a g e r m a n James Haughey J e r r y Hawken Kathleen H a w v e r Wilda Jean H i l y a r d E a r l Hoenes Michael Hoppe Roy H u b b a r d 4 • Judy J e f f e r s David K a n i e w s k i Janet K e l l e r Darrell Krieg Judy L i t t l e Marlin Mack Daniel M a n l e y Judy M a r t e n Arlene M i c h e l l Vi o l e t t i a M o r e y 28 �Arno O ' D e l l Patricia Parks Linda Pendill Judy P l a t z Robert P o w e l l Brenda R a r i c k Karen R a t z o w L a r r y Ray Steven R i a l Dale M a r i e Robinson e —; i — l l. ) Edward R o d e r i c k Louise R u g g l e s Judith S a w y e r V i r g i n i a Saxman Carol Schultz ° 11 - • ! 111111 r 4 Kt Nova Scott Frank Simington Jack S m i t h Janet S m i t h Nancy S m i t h 1 Suzanne Spencer C o r a Spindlow Robert 8 u t f i n Ronal Swain 14,thy T h r i m a i p q VIIITWOrrner .1figS 32 �Julius Caesar was played on stages like these. Decorating f o r the Sno-Ball i s m o r e fun than i t i s work. Halloween fun! The a r t i s t i c d e c o r a t i n g h a s b e e n c o m p l e t e d . �44 edA4 Treas., K. Donovan; V. P r e s . , K . Knapp; Sec., P. B i t e m a n ; P r e s . , L . G r e g o r y . Linda AcMoody Willard Adolph Thomas Adams Richard Adolph Beth A l b e r t Ruth B a i l e y Bradley Baker June B a r n e t t e Carol Baumeister Sue B i n g l e y Patricia Biteman Charles Bodine Marcia Brecheisen Te r r y B r o w n Cecile Burnside Susan B y e r s Martha Case Martin Chard Robert Cline Kyle C o n v e r s e �David C r a n d a l l Rita C u y l e r Michael Diamond Richard Dibert Thomas D i e h l Kathleen Donovan Raymond D r u s t Carol Lee Enyart Yvonne F o l l i s Janet F u n k it 4 • A ji " E l I i Janet G o s h c o ff James G r e e n Linda Gregory Lawrence G r e u t e r Howard G r i g s b y Sharon Hanna Susan Hanna Steven H a r v e y Jacqueline H e n d r i c k Roberta H o w e l l Roger Hughes Dolores H u r l e y J i m m y Johnson Ronald Johnson Wa r r e n Johnson Dennis Jones F e r r i s Jones M y r a Jones Donna K a t z Colleen Keefe 29 r n c W - A I * A44ht �Ve r n a K i n c a i d K a r e n Knapp L a r r y Lindsay Dorla L u x L o r r a i n e Manchester Duard M a r t I n Marvin Merkle Larry Miller Betty M i t c h e l l Richard M o r r i l l Karen P a r k s Eva P o t t e r Urk P r a t e r Te r r y R a n k i n Linda R a r i c k Sharon R i c e Russell R i l e y E r n e s t Robinson Betty R o d e r i c k Robert R o s e n b e r r y )oktgibe /11.11411 r t gr a 4 . .., IS1 Elizabeth Segers Gracanne S m i t h Roger S m i t h Sharon S m i t h C l a i r Strong Clark Strong I( T h I v P r Lacette W a l l • �Keith Whitlock Betty Wilson Phillip Weinberg Betty Woodman Linda and B u r d e t t . A r e they w o r k i n g o r visiting? A variety of activities in M r s . Adams' freshman Home Ec. class. esting girls. At l a s t i t ' s 3 : 3 0 . 34 aim �PRESIDENT Bryce Adolph VICE P R E S I D E N T Susan H a u g h e y S E C R E TA R Y Carol Diamond TREASURER Betty Sholes 6.0•04**.i 9ittaai Elaine A l l w a r d t Jimmy Alwood Barbara Augustine Joy B a t t e r s o n Robert Batterson I Andrew Baumeister Leon Bennett Joan B l a k e Rolland B l o w e r s Dennis B o a t m a n Diana B r a n d t Barney B r a u k e r Janice B r a y John B r e w e r Basil B r o u g h m a n Mary Burns Judy C a r p e n t e r To m m y Carpenter Diane Chapman AlIratia C l i n e # �Calvin C r a n d a l l Ethelyn C u y l e r Ruth C u y l e r L a r r y DeC air Andrew D i a m o n d 9 111 . 1111111 Louis D o r m e r Roger E n y a r t Jackie F a i r c h i l d Susan F o s t e r Richard F r a k e r James F r e d s Mary F r e d s J e r r y George Douglas G i l b e r t Ellen G i l l i s Norma Gordon Geraldine G r i g s b y Mary Griswold Grant H a r t Leona H e i s e To m m y H i c k s Donald Hoenes Ralph Hubbard Mike J e f f e r s Kathy Johnson Steven K e n t Lois K r i e g To m L e n o n Lana L i n d s a y Carole L o w e r I' 36 �Patsy M c R a e Colleen M a n c h e s t e r Imajean M a r s h a l l Sherry Masters Ronald M a t i l e Dennis M i l l e r Mickey M i l l e r Patricia Miller Leon M o o r e Richard Moore Va l e r i n e M o r e y Patricia Mowry Sharon M u s s e l m a n Michael P a l m a t i e r Marilyn Parshall, Billy Patton rhera Pearson Nan L e e P i p e r Joyce P l a t z James P o h l m a n Arthur Preston P h y l l i s Reed Ronald Reed David Rench Daniel R i a l •A; Lynn Robbins Wayne Rounds Clyde Salyer Dortha Salyer Robert Sebult7 37 �Bonnie S c h n e i d e r Barbara Schumacher John S e g e r s Becky Sell Catherine Smith To m m y S m i t h Betty Strong Carol Sutfin Ruth A n n W a r s o p Mildred Washburn David W atkins N a n c y V* a t k i n s Betty Watson Diane W e l l e r Ruth Z a r m s t o r f Barbara Zongker Mrs. Sizeland's study hall is a busy one. 38 hi. �PRESIDENT Barry Phillips VICE P R E S I D E N T G a r y Wa g a r S E C R E TA R Y T R E A S U R E R Susan S m e l t z e r C a r o l Scharf S'e'ed Patricia Adams Va l e r i e A d a m s Carla Austin Rose M a r i e B a v i n Brenda Bean L a r r y Bennett Gary B o e s Roger B r o u g h m a n Marcia Brown Marianne B u r n s i d e 0.1 41. , r 4s, • ‘ Jerry Carman Nancy C a r p e n t e r Janice C r o n k h i t e Janet C u t c h a l l Kenneth C u y l e r Brenda Davie Bernard Diamond Michael Diehl John Duncan Kenneth E d e l l A �Sandra E l d r e d Diedre E n s i g n Duane F i n n e y Michael F o g g Gaylon F o r d Ernest F o s t e r Gerald G a r r i s o n Sally G l e n Ralph G o t t s c h a l k Carol Gray Ludella Gregory Linda G r o l l Paul G r o l l Daniel Hanna David Hanna David H a s t y Ronald H a w k i n Stanley H a w v e r Robert H e n r y Connie H o w a r d Cheryl Houvener Linda H u r l e y Pat J e f f e r s O r r i n Johnson Steven Johnson Danny Jones John Jones M a r y L y n n Jones Kim K a e c h e l e Anna Knapp 40 hi Al �Carol L i t t l e Nelson L o w e Evelyn L u x Judy M c L a u g h l i n Linda Mabus Gary M a c k Gerry Mack Larry Masters Mary Mench Mary Bess Merchan Raymond M e r k l e Thomas M e t z l e r Rebecca M i d d a u g h Te d M o o r e Judy M u s s e l m a n Penny M u s s e l m a n Adam O ff e n b e c h e r Patrick Palmatier Larry Parkinson William Parks Robert P e a r s o n Beverlen Peck Carol Pequignot Neva P r e s t o n Diane R a n k i n Barbara Sharon Richm.,n,1 Gerald Robbins To m m y Michael ft 4 �Wa l t e r R o s e n b e r r y ,)onald S c o t t Alfred Sebo James Segers Maurice Sholes Danny S m e l t z e r Linda Smith Mary Lou Smith Robert Smith -;heri S m i t h Linda Stevens M a r w y n Te a c h o u t Judy T h o m p s o n Margaret Trumble William a l l a c e Sharon W a r t Judy Wa s h b u r n Paula Weeks Gail W h i t l o c k Kenneth W i l s o n P a t s y Yo u n g s -o 71. �41 �vev ktciv sttla •a . e•O c 0,1 0 We c a u g h t G a r y a n d Myron working in shop?! Bill Coats t a l k s to the Junior Home Ec. Class. �T h i r s t y 1),--ople h e l p tJl i eu n i o r s m a k e m o n e y. V i r g i n i a c l e a n s th+, t r o p h y Aroutin. t v i r, A �B o y, t h i s i s a h a i r - r a i s i n g g a m e . Classes passing. 1 ‘.. i l k \Nhere's the r e s t of the c o m m i t t e e ? Phys. E d C l a s s l o o k s l i k e f u n •4444% 001 f o r 1 s t h o u r c h s s e s . 4 6 �Slittede.et r E.1)- M r . A i n , s , A d v i s o r ; C . C r o n k h i t e , V - P r e s . ; J. H e r m a n , P r e s . : J . F r a n k s , Sec. S TA N D I N G : I . , D o r m e r , D. M i l l e r , J . M a r t e n , F. S i m i n g t o n , G. Te a c h o u t , M. C a s e , J . \,‘ a s h b u r n , R . F o r r e s t , M . : \ l e r k l e , A . T u l e , P. M c R a e , S . E l d r e d , P. W e e k s , B . P h i l l i p s . The student council consists of bers each o f classes seven through twelve. We have an annual d r i v e f o r the Community Chest and take care of the student collections. During the y e a r the council plans coming a n d sponsors the dance i n the gym. The c o u n c i l a l s o presents the students w i t h a Christmas program before o u r cation. We have a fund set aside out of which we plan to by one o r maybe two score b o a r d s for the new gym. Decorating f o r the homecoming dance. c -Orr. 7 ' ,--...nft• f o r C o i n n e e n f t y C h f ' 4? �..46,p,&/g S'tatci L E F T T O R I G H T: H i l y a r d ; A u g u s t i n e ; G l e n ; M r s . E v e r t , A d v i s o r ; H a r v e y ; T h o m e t ; T y s o n ; B r a n d t ; C h a s e ; Sutfin. Under the s u p e r v i s i o n o f M r s . D o r o t h y E v e r t , the L i b r a r y s t a f f l e a r n s such routine l i b r a r y operations as c h a r g i n g books i n and out, s h e l v i n g , r e p a i r i n g , t r a c k i n g d o w n lost o r overdue copies, typing, doing h o u s e w o r k connected w i t h the l i b r a r y, and c o m p o s i n g b u l l e t i n b o a r d s t o a t t r a c t attention t o new books. By doing these t a s k s , the students f r e e M r s . E v e r t t o c a r r y o n some of her more important professional d u t i e s . S o m e o f these i n c l u d e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f m e n t a r y l i b r a r i e s a t Union C i t y, B u r l i n g t o n and S h e r w o o d ; s e l e c t i n g , c e s s i n g " t h e b o o k s and m a t e r i a l s w h i c h a r e to b e u s e d i n t h e f i v e the u s e o f t h e l i b r a r y ; a n d o r d e r i n g a n d coordinating t h e m a t e r i a l s and equipment used i n t h e a u d i o - v i s u a l p r o g r a m f o r t h e system. The m e m b e r s o f t h e l i b r a r y serve o u r respect and thanks f o r helping to p r o v i d e u s w i t h g o o d l i b r a r y s e r v i c e . 41 Te a c h e r s u s e t h e l i b r a r y t o o . 1 �Wa s t e / t e 7 6 ; 4 2 C A d t d G i s o l e e • t e . C . 2 SEATED-. B u e l l , t r e a s u r e r ; G r e g g , second v i c e - p r e s i d e n t ; Marten, first vice-president; Franks, Secretary; Mrs. Hooker, Advisor.STANDING: W e i d e r m a n , R o b i n s o n , H e n d r i c k s , F u n k , Donovan, P a r k s . B y e r s , C a s e , B r o u g h m a n , S p e n c e r, B a r b e r , S c h r a g g , Blanchard, Gillis. The future teachers meet the f i r s t Thursday of every month. We new m e m b e r s , making o u r membership twenty. Many o f the g i r l s have taken the opportunity o f being student teachers i n o u r elementary o r junior high classes. This l a s t semester we have been discussing the probability of offering ship t o a m e m b e r w h o i s planning h e r c a r e e r as a teacher. I f this is passed, i t will probably go into effect next year. A t y p i c a l T. T. A . m e e t i n g �7teta4e 7/twee/e4 Vo o t o e f t e e a FRONT ROW: C r a n d a l l ; C o l e ; H e r m a n ; M r . Weirich; Brubaker; M a t h e w s ; P a r k s . S E C O N D R O W : F i s k ; W e i n b e r g ; O ' D e l l ; Strong; Kaniewiski; Robinson; D. M a r t i n ; J o h n s o n , B o d i n e ; H u g h e s ; R i l e y ; S u t f i n ; Diamond; V a n W o r m e r . T H I R D R O W : G r e g o r y ; T r e n n e p o h l ; Ruggles; F a i r c h i l d ; H a u v e r ; Hughes; Hamilton; Dolbee; Cole; Simington; T. Grigsby; Brauker; S m i t h . F O U R T H R O W: M a r t i n ; G r e g o r y ; L i t t l e ; C r a n d a l l ; Hart; P a r s h a l l ; S a l y e r ; B e n n e t t ; C l a r k ; H . G r i g s b y ; A l m o n d ; T u l e ; S m i t h . F I F T H ROW: M a r t i n ; K r i e g ; C l i n e ; S t r o n g ; Wa d e ; B r a n d t ; C h u r c h ; W a s h b u r n ; S p o o r ; D i b e r t ; Miller; Harvey; Gruner; Mack. F. F. A . O F F I C E R S F U T U R E F A R M E R .ACTIVITIES IN 1960 M r . Kenneth W e i r i c h , o u r new a g r i c u l t u r e A d v i s o r, has planned w i t h the students s e v e r a l a c t i v i t i e s . A n F. F. A . b a s k e t b a l l team ready b e e n f o r m e d a n d g a m e s a r e b e i n g scheduled. We are sending two F. F. A . m e m b e r s to t h e convention i n L a n s i n g . We have planned a g a r d e n s e e d s a l e f o r t h i s s p r i n g w h i c h we plan t o m a k e a b i g success. Several m e m b e r s are t r y i n g out f o r a s t a t e f a r m e r degree, next to t h e h i g h e s t a w a r d i n the F. F. A . In the s p r i n g the c h a p t e r w i l l p a r t i c i p a t e i n t h e a n n u a l s o i l j u d g i n g contest. A t r a c t o r d r i v i n g contest Is a l s o being planned. S E AT E D : M a t h e w s , S e c y. ; H e r m a n , p r e s . , B r u b a k e r , v - p r e s . ; C o l e , t r e a s . ; M r . V Ve i r i c h , a d v i s o r. 50 ik �atf.e.et SEATED: B a r b e r ; Chard, photographer; Carpenter, editor; Franks, assistant e d i t o r ; Weiderman, business manager; Walter, a s s i s t a n t b u s i n e s s manager. STANDING: Swan; Littlejohn; Radley; Mullen; B y e r s ; Broughman; Washburn; Ensign; Pequignot; Zerby; Keefe; Freeland; Brown. The annual s t a f f h a s spent m a n y long hours from October to ning, t r i m m i n g , pasting, and typing t o bring you t h i s year's Maroon and Grey. We hope y o u ' l l enjoy remembering this fine year. SI �A A STANDING: L o w e r, B u e l l , G i l l i s , Blake, Blanchard, A d v i s o r , M r . B a i r d ; Assistant E d i t o r, Case, B a i l e y, Knapp, Donovan, Weiderman, Brown. c h a n g e Editor, Bingley. SEATED: Business Manager, B y e r s ; E d i t o r, Gregg; T h e r e ' s a l o t o f w o r k behind e a c h issue o f t h e M a r o o n & G r a y , t y p i n g , s t e n c i l l i n g , and the w r i t i n g up of paper i t s e l f . These g i r l s h a v e a l l p u t a l o t o f w o r k i n . the p a p e r f o r t h e s t u d e n t body to e n j o y. 9 2 �A S E AT E D : M r s . A r e y , D . S w a n , T . W a d e , W. J o h n s o n , L . P a r k s . S TA N D I N G : R . W a s h b u r n . H U G H S G G H H O O R 0 U L S �S'eeee.oet4A aied eow.leA 9/ FRONT ROW: B . D i a m o n d , L . S m i t h , M . B u r n s , B. Bean, M . B r o w n , C . P e q u i g n o t , C . S h a r f , C . A u s t i n , G. W h i t l o c k , C. G r a y , T . M e t z l e r . S E C O N D R O W : M r . C l a r k , d i r e c t o r ; S. R i c h m o n d , B . P e c k , K. Johnson, David Hanna, NI. L . J o n e s , NI. T r u m b u l l , P . Yo u n g s , D . R i a l , B . S t r o n g , S. S m e l t z e r , B. R a t h b u n . T H I R D R O W: J. T h o m p s o n , P. A d a m s , L . M a b u s , Danny H a n n a , E , L u x , J . B l a k e , N . P i p e r , C . H o u v e n e r, D. H a s t y , M . M e r c h a n t , D . E n s i g n . T O P R O W : S . E l d r e d , P. P a l m a t i e r , L . P a r k i s o n , N i . M e n c h , E . G i l l i s , S. G l e n , N. C a r p e n t e r , R . W a r s o p , S . S m i t h , A . O f f e n b e c k e r , D. C h a p m a n . deso(ozetere T. L e p p e r t D . K a t z , A . T u l e , K . G r e g o r y , D. E n s i g n . �T h e i r musical inspiration cheers the team on. A F R O N T E i t . : B r o w n , C l i n e , P l a t z , S p i n d l o w, F o l l i s , A d o l p h . F O U R T H ROW: D i b e r t , R o b i n s u n , l i o e n e s , N l i l l e r, J o n e s . S E C O N D R O W : B r e c h e i s e n , W o o d m a n , A l l w a r d t , D o r m e r , H e n r y , F u n k . F I F T H R O W: D . N l a r t i n , Wa t s o n , B r a y. T H I R D R O W : C . E n s i g n , M c R a e , D . E n s i g n , W a s h b u r n , K e n t , W h i t l o c k . �71f This y e a r t h e band participated i n many contests and i t has come home with s o m e v e r y commendable r a t i n g s . I n t h e Ensembles t h e band received four f i r s t s , f o u r seconds, and f o u r t h i r d s , w h i c h w e are all very oVertie.ee/td a.ea ,faoriOt •Va/ed F I R S T ROW: M . B r e c h e i s e n , R . C l i n e , D. Jones, Y. F o l l i s , 0 . J o h n s o n , R . H a w k i n s , P. A d a m s , P. R e e d , M . M e r c h a n t , P . M o w e r y , M . C l i n e . S E C O N D R O W: J o y c e P l a t z , M . D i a m o n d , J. K e l l e r , A . B a u m e i s t e r , D . W a t k i n s , L . H u r l e y , G . W h i t l o c k , M . M e n c h , B . D a v i s , P. M u s s e l m a n , S . G l e n , M . J o n e s , L . M a b u s , S . S m i t h , B . R a t h b u n , B . D i a m o n d , M . S h o l e s , P. M c R a e , D . E n s i g n , B A d o l p h . T H I R D R O W : J . M c L a u g h l i n , A . K n a p p , M . B u r n s i d e , S. W a r t , C . H o w a r d , E . L u x , B . P e c k , J . F o r d , T. M e t z l e r , K . E d g e l l , A . O f f e n b e c k e r, P. M a r t i n , B . W a t s o n , D . H o e n e s , R . D i b e r t , E . R o b i n s o n , M . C h a r d , D . M i l l e r , D . H e n r y, L. G r e u t e r , S . M u s s e l m a n , B . S c h n e i d e r, J . D u n c a n , L . P a r k i n s o n , G. G a r r i s o n , R . M e r k l e . F O U R T H R O W: J . C l a r k , L . G r o l l , P. W e e k s , D . S m e l t z e r , D . R e n c h , R . G o t t s c h a l k . 56 �16 F I R S T R O W: R . W e t h e r h o l t , C . A u g u s t i n e , C . S p i n d l o w, K . G r e g o r y , A . K e l l e r , J . G r e g g , C . E n s i g n . S E C O N D R O W : F . S w a i n , J . W a g n e r , A . M u s s e l m a n , L . W e l l s , S. W e i d e r m a n , S. M a r t i n , R . F u n k , R. C h a r d , J . G l e n , P. N e l s o n , B . A u g u s t i n e , D. K a t z , J . P l a t z , M . B r o w n . T H I R D R O W: L . A c M o o d y, A . T u l e , B . W o o d m a n , J . B r a y, E. A l l w a r d t , B. M i t c h e l l , A . M i t c h e l l , F. W i l c o x , L . P a r k s , B . A d o l p h , K . P a r k s , J . W a s h b u r n , L . B r a y , P. C l u t t e r , L . R a y, J . S m i t h , G . L e e , E . H o e n e s , F. J o n e s , J . F u n k , L. D o r m e r . B A C K R O W : R . Washburn, D . C r a i g . S T A N D I N G : M r . C l a r k , director; S . Kent, E. H a g e r m a n , K . W h i t l o c k , M . H o p p e , R . S m i t h , J . B r o w n , A . K i n g s l e y, K . C o n v e r s e . �otei FRONT R O W : M r . W a d e ; S w a i n , V. - P r e s . ; H a r t , P r e s . , B e n n e t t , S e c - T r e a s . ; M r . W h e e l e r. SECOND ROW: H i t c h c o x , C u v l e r , Te a c h o u t , P a r s h a l l , A d a m s , H e r m a n , B r a n d t , 51 W e t h e r h o l t , F o r r e s t , C o l e , B r o w n , C o l e , Sheppard. T H I R D ROW: O l i v e r , Wa s h b u r n , B r u b a k e r, Madden, i l c o x , W a r n e r. C r a i g , S m i t h , K r i e g , J o h n s o n , W a s h b u r n , K i n g s l e y. 1 �di4te dfa/ta-ove aded 94,a? e y 5 9 Our football queen and h e r court are elected each fall. The football squad selects two g i r l s from each class, and each class selects one. The student b o d y votes f o r t h r e e o f the twelve g i r l s , and the g i r l s with the highest number of votes are elected as queen and her court. The q u e e n a n d h e r c o u r t e n j o y t h e f i r s t d a n c e with "The big moment to make i t official." F. w i l l ] . L . Rwilpv, r . r o M. Martin. L . , .1 F r i n k q n i d t e , Huf.cn an o f • r ,scr,ri I �7o-o- C " 4 2 V s 7 5 w . . ? 1 f r 01171 l e 9 lt) .VAig_&26 5 Ai f a F R O N T R O W : J a c o b s , H i t c h c o x , H a r t y , B r o w n , Te a c h o u t , C o l e , H e r m a n , P a r s h a l l . B A C K R O W : K i n g s l e y , B r u b a k e r , W i l c o x , P u t n a m , H a r t , M . B o a t m a n , J . S m i t h , D . B o a t m a n . S E C O N D R O W: K r e i g , W a r n e r , C r a i g , S. S m i t h , M a d d e n , ,J. Wa s h b u r n . Simington, W e t h e r h o l t , S w a i n , B e n n e t t , O l i v e r , B . Wa s h b u r n , HERMAN DDEN 3 pri ba. TEDDY �This y e a r t h e M a r o o n s have w o n t h e little b r o w n j u g f o r t h e s i x t h consecutive year s i n c e " 5 4 " , a v i c t o r y among o t h e r s 1 which m a d e t h i s a f a i r l y successful y e a r. - Oa. fOrnie, Bob, S m i t t y, CoCo, Te d d y, Drew, Swampy, Gerry. i. • There goes Swampy again!! • Poor Teddy!' it t i t gt.t ‘ , . �r&/t4 erV R a d • l e e d a e e .,. H i t c h c o x , Te a c h o u t , A d a m s , W a s h b u r n , C r a i g , J o h n s o n , K i n g s l e y , S w a i n , C o l e , H a r t y , M a n a g e r ; A d o l p h , Coach; W a d e , M a n a g e r ; G r o l l . We a r e v e r y p r o u d o f o u r t e a m this y e a r. Although w e have had better seasons, we f e e l t h e boys have done a fine job t h i s y e a r , a n d w e h o p e periences w i l l b r i n g a n e v e n b e t t e r season n e x t y e a r. J i m , S w a m p y, C o a c h Wa d e , To m , Allan, CoCo. 6 �A FRONT ROW. a a a n , P o w e l l , M . G r e g o r y, G r i g s b y, C u y l e r, H a r t , Coach Wheeler. BACK ROW: Swain, Forrest, Oliver, Madden, Ellenwood, S. Gregory, Teachout. A A r nowt ROW: r u s k . Adams, 7'. Cole, J. Cole, Brown, Chard, Copier. SECOND ROW: Sheppard, Adams, Therm,. Iteesabarry, Baker. THIRD ROW. Oliver, SIMIW11091, Swain, C r a i g , Wa r n e r, Vingale, . Grigaba.. Clutter, Smith, Coach Wade �Red ele e e et d a t e Judy Marten Ve r n a Kincaid Carol Shultz 64 Karen Ratzou Linda Ac Moody Annabelle Tule �&t4V e t i a 4 1 4 . . , • 4 4 • F R O N T R O W : J a c o b s , Boatman, Converse, C u v l e r, T h a y e r, C h a r d , P o w e l l , B r a u k e r, R . S m i t h . T H I R D ROW: Coach Wade, Weinberg, A d a m s , Robinson, B o d i n e , B a k e r, J . Sm:th. SECOND H o e n e s , A d a m s , T . G r i g s b y, C l u t t e r, B r o w n , S . G r e g o r y , ROW: C l i n e , F o r r e s t , H a r v e y, Mathews, M a n l e y, H . G r i g s b y, M . Gregory, Bennett, Coach Wheeler. It looks l i k e the o t h e r team has the ti Another guy missed Swampy as he ran toward our goal line. �oeedfteee nimituratiom ( 111 ) K N E E L I N G : Bennett, Johnson, G r i g s b y, R o s e n b e r r y, M e r k l e , C o n v e r s e , T h a y e r, A d a m s , Robinson. S TA N D I N G : C l u t t e r, J o n e s , B r o w n , C l i n e , M a c k , M a n l e y, C h a r d , S m i t h , W i l l the reserves make it - W i l l i t be a basket f o r the Va r s i t y ? 6 �e: Charles Wheeler P a t ‘1 ade �This i s the way i t goes. Pep B a n d i n a c t i o n . Construction of the new high school F. F. A . i n i t i a t i o n night. M r. N l i l l i g a n S atches the b o y s w o r k . �(44e.t 7 L , t e r Ve a / t e - / f e a t 3 4 A S"cAo-o-ei This a r t i s t ' s s k e t c h s h o w s o u r n e w h i g h school w h i c h should be in use next fall. In addition t o providing a m p l e space f o r classrooms, administration, a n d l i b r a r y facilities there w i l l b e a g y m -auditorium, w i t h seating capacity f o r 1200, and adequate parking for all w h o a r e interested i n attending school a c t i v i t i e s . A s funds become available we w i l l have r o o m t o a d d o t h e r courses t o h e l p m a k e our curriculum better serve the needs of all our students. C �HOWARD B E R R Y Auto Sales GAMBLE'S The F r i e n d l y Store B AY L I S J E W E L R Y Gifts o f Distinction LEONARD GOTTSCHALK S TAT E F A R M I N S U R A N C E Auto - L i f e - F i r e L i a b i l i t y BESSIE'S B E A U T Y B A R We s p e c i a l i z e i n a l l k i n d s o f permanent waving, haircutting and s t y l i n g . P I 1-5351 Compliments of BOB'S M E A T M A R T B R A N D T S I N C L A I R S TAT I O N B R AY M O TO R S A L E S F o r d Sales and S e r v i c e With Kindest Regards DR. & M R S . M A R T I N F. B U E L L P. J . B U E L L A N D SON L u m b e r and B u i l d i n g M a t e r i a l Compliments of COATS A G E N C Y Realtors - Auctioneers T H E D A N C E R C O M PA N Y D e p a r t m e n t Store DONOVAN'S M A R K E T PI 1 - 5 6 11 DON - R AY Phone: P I 1 - 4 0 11 A f t e r we s e l l , w e s e r v e . Te l e v i s i o n - Radio Congratulations S e n i o r s HENSLEY'S to $1.00 S t o r e Compliments of HOOKER O I L C O M PA N Y The P u r p l e P e o p l e " H e a t e r " 315 C h a r l o t t e S t r e e t Compliments of STAR M O B I L E H O M E S , I N C . Duo - S t a r S T R E I T ' S C I T Y R E S TA U R A N T Compliments of TRUDGEON'S DRUGS UNION C I T Y N AT I O N A L B A N K M e m b e r o f F. D . I . C . UNION C I T Y C L E A N E R S Member of N.I.D.C. JENKINS F U N E R A L H O M E Ambulance S e r v i c e Oxygen and Radio Equipped Phone: P i o n e e r 1-5431 UNION C I T Y L A U N D R O M AT You wash o r we wash f o r you. KNAUSS & B R O W N , I N C . Yo u r A l l i s - C h a l m e r s D e a l e r UNION C I T Y L O C K E R Complete P r o c e s s i n g L o c k e r and H o m e F r e e z e r Compliments of DR. & MRS. R O B E R T M . L E I T C H M C R A E 'S R E S TA U R A N T " We ' r e not you a r e . " Compliments o f M E R C H A N T ' S H A R D WA R E M E R R I T F O O D STORE Phone: P I 1-8691 UNION C I T Y L U M B E R C O M PA N Y B u i l d i n g Supplies and P a i n t s WADSWORTH SHOE S E RV I C E Specializing: O r t h o p e d i c R e p a i r and D r s . P r e s c r i p t i o n s W A LT E R ' S F L O W E R S "Say i t w i t h F l o w e r s " M I L L E R ' S G R O C E RY J. B . WA S H B U R N DeSoto - P l y m o u t h I- H D e a l e r Compliments o f M I L L E R ' S H A R D WA R E Compliments o f WHITING'S DRUG STORE Compliments of F ABIANOS P I 1-5671 Homemade I c e C r e a m F o r F i n e r Foods, D i n e A t PINE G R O V E I N N P I 1-5281 Compliments of W H I T L O C K ' S SHOE STORE Congratulations f r o m DR. & MRS. E . V. F I N L A Y SCHARF P L U M B I N G S U P P L I E S CO. M a n u f a c t u r e r and D i s t r i b u t o r of M o b i l e H o m e s P l u m b i n g DON J. W I L D E R M A R AT H O N S E RV I C E Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n DORMER S H E E T M E T A L SHOP Guttering, Roofing, Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n Phone: P i o n e e r 1-4981 70 6 GEO. G . A N D W M . G. G R AY In A c t i v e B u s i n e s s Since 1912 Real E s t a t e and I n s u r a n c e SINCLAIR R E F I N I N G C O M PA N Y Rusty C h a r d - E d K i n c a i d PI- 1 - 8 1 3 1 P I - 1 - 4 9 3 1 ������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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UnionCity, • , .N M i II n l-i1i 1i .i .i .ii ii l. jl i Ai IIIIIIIIIamniiiium Twv-irr......r-1vtrmr g ratals.,ati_ , • .--.'"."—.011r0SIKESIMaibillii"......6...iirow.......wieriftlamo , N Union City, L ary �- i 1 I ‘ I �Maroon And Gray 196 UNION CITY SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Union City. Michigan �On the opening day o f school, the o u t s i d e o f o u r n e w building looked fine, . . . but inside, students, faculty, and ped over each other for much of the first �Administration And Faculty . . . . . . . . 7 Activities And Student Life .... 11 Sport •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Underclassmen . • • • • • • Seniors • • • • • • • • • • • • . . �"The New Frontier" Nineteen hundred sixty-one hails the beginning of a "New F r o n t i e r. " The United States enters a new frontier as President John F. Kennedy takes leadership a s the 35th president of the United States. Union City, Michigan, a l s o enters a new f r o n t i e r. . . a new f r o n t i e r o f education. Union C i t y h a s a beautiful new high school w i t h a huge gym and a magnificent l i b r a r y. We have an expanded c u r r i c u l u m year (mechanical drawing and French), and next year and all the years following w i l l b r i n g even m o r e . A l o n g with our new curriculum, three new teachers have been added to the high school staff. Union City schools are growing with the community itself, and they are w o r k i n g together. I n the past we've had P. T. A . meetings to talk over community and school a ff a i r s . T h i s year we've added students to the P. T. A . The P.T.S.A. works out problems involving every age group and has good participatio3 by parents, teachers, and students. It i s v e r y f i t t i n g t h a t U n i o n C i t y ' s new f r o n t i e r that o f P r e s i d e n t Kennedy's and the nation. We have the opportunity to grow and progress together. The f u t u r e l o o k s p r o m i s i n g f o r a l l who a r e ready to accept the challenges of our modern world. Education is the answer! "The next year, the next decade, in all likelihood t h e next generation, will require more bravery dom o n o u r p a r t t h a n any period in our history." President John F. Kennedy �_ c s • 304-1. • • • • • - 1930 Now the Junior High 011 .0"` AlIPPRV*-401 �School Calendar September 7 8 9 3 October 5 1 November December 13 & 1 2 .2 4 1 2 24 & 2 2 5 9 1 14 & 1 2 January 3 1 18 & 1 2 2 2 February 7 2 1 1 1 March April May 6 2 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 23 & 24 3 4 0 2 3 3 1 2 Teacher's Meeting. Junior & Senior High Enrollment Junior & Senior High Enrollment. WOWO Record Hop. Sponsored by Senior Class. Band went to Centerville. Juniors ordered class rings. End of f i r s t Homecoming Dance after game and crowning of queen. Sponsored by Student Council. M.E.A. Institute. Senior Pictures taken. Snake Dance. Underclass pictures taken. Last football game of season-Dad's Night. Dance after game sponsored by Cheerleaders. Dance sponsored by L i b r a r y Club. End of second marking period. Thanksgiving Vacation- - N o school. Union City Debate Team traveled to Albion. Underclass pictures arrived. Future Teachers Club had charge of PTSA Meeting. Senior pictures arrived. Union City Debate Team traveled to Climax. Senior Play. Band played for assembly. Last day of school f o r 1960. Evening band concert. Back to school. Group pictures taken. Semester Examinations. No school-Teachers marked report cards. Sno Ball-Sponsored by Sophomore Class. Beginning of second semester. Received report cards f o r Union City Debate Team entertained Coldwater. Union City Debate Team entertained Quincy. Freshman Class Party. Teachers Institute Assembly in High School Gym. Speaker - D r. Glenn Cunningham. Open House for new school. Little C. Student Council meeting here. Annual went to press End of f i r s t marking periodSpeech Contest - here. Dance after game. Sponsored by F. T. A . Club. Speech Contest - Hillsdale. Junior Class Play. School out f o r Spring Vacation. Back to school J-Hop. Sponsored by Junior Class. Final Examinations. No School - Memorial Day. Final Examinations. School closed - mark cards - Commencement Report cards - SCHOOL CLOSES. �FACULTY AND ADVOISTRATICN �MR. W I L L I A M A . DYER has intendent s i n c e 1937 and has seen o u r school population grow f r o m about 300 to 1250. Under his supervision, m a n y s c h o o l bined t o g i v e b e t t e r opportunities t o a l l t h e children o f the area. F r o m t h e one remodeled building i n service i n 1937 w e now have f i v e classroom buildings in addition to a ing n o w u s e d f o r j u n i o r high. T h e vocational courses have been expanded s o that dents now are prepared to earn a living when they graduate f r o m high school. M o r e math, science and foreign language courses give aration to the college-bound student. Under M r. Dyer's supervision, two teachers with master's degrees i n counseling have been added t o the faculty. There has been a great change from the small school system o f 1937 to the educational plant in our community today. - MR. W I L L I A M L. ADAMS has been principal of the junior and senior high schools His philosophy o f education is that all students have a right to twelve years of public education and s h o u l d b e encouraged t o complete t h a t training. To that end, h e spends endless hours assisting students t o find t h e course for w h i c h t h e y a r e b e s t suited, encouraging them t o t r y f o r h i g h e r l e v e l s , discouraging them f r o m courses for which they are obviously not suited. T h i s means that he knows and takes a personal interest in each student. how many' have remained in school and graduated because M r . Adams has said, " T h e r e ' s some good there. We ought to give him every chance to m a k e u s e o f i t . ' M r . A d a m s handles the scheduling o f sports events and is always there in a n o ff i c i a l capacity, i s present t o all goes w e l l at every social event, handles the business details o f the annual, helps dents and teachers with problems, untold hours assisting classes in money-making pursuits. These are just a few of the many things our p r i n c i p a l does i n addition t o h i s r e g u l a r job o f supervising curriculum planning and the education of our students. �Mrs. R . M . L e i t c h ; C a r l Henderson; M r s . J . B. Washburn, Treasurer; Robert Brewer. President; Max Parks: John Gilbert; Ross Pendill, Secretary. The Union C i t y Community Schools have completed the building program started in 1952. Included in this program was the Union City Elementary School, 1954; the Sherwood Elementary School. 1960, and the Union C i t y Senior High School finished this year. The present boards played a v e r y i m p o r t a n t p a r t i n t h e f u l f i l l m e n t o f these projects. The 1960-'61 w a s the f i r s t y e a r t h e d i s t r i c t had a seven member board of education, by State of Michigan law of 1960. We s i n c e r e l y w i s h t o express o u r thanks t o o u r Board of Education f o r the many hours and h a r d w o r k t h e y h a v e p u t i n and f o r their devotion to the best interests of the students. teachers, and the community. Or: MARTHA ADAMS Home Economics in v i t t .. Mathematics JEANNE CONVERSE G E R T R U D E DAVISON Horne Economics C o m m e r c i a l LYNN BARTLETT J O H N ERMA BARTLETT Band and Chorus English and Science S c i e n c e DOROTHY EVERT Librarian NORA HOOKER C H A R L E S HUNDLE Social Studies E n g l i s h and Latin �7 11"`"1111h- AI lb. b i b DOROTHY JOHNSON A R T H U R JONES English and French M a t h e m a t i c s HILDRED SIZELAND C A R O L Y N SMITH English and Geography T y p i n g and English SALLY MERCHANT Science PATRICK WADE History and Physical Education MILLIGAN Shop and Mechanical Drawing i4:4" GLADYS WARKE K E N N E T H WEIRICH Mathematics and English Vocational Agriculture CHARLES WHEELER Social Studies, Coach MRS. CARPENTER and MRS. MERGL Secretaries I0 JUNE PROLO Mathematics and English �4 �MARY CAROL and JOHN Our Homecoming queen a n d h e r c o u r t a r e elected each year during football season. The football squad selects t w o g i r l s f r o m each class, and each class selects one. T h e student body votes by secret ballot and the five g i r l s with the highest votes are and her court. Queen And Court Carol S c h u l t z , J a n i c e B r o w n , M a r y C a r o l M a r t i n , A l i c e P a r s h a l l „ k n n a b e l l e Tu l e . I2 �VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Mary Carol Martin, Janice Brown, Carleen Cronkhite, Carol Schultz, Virginia Barber and Karen Ratzow. RESERVE. H E E R LEADERS: L i n d a AcMood% and Annabelle Tule, • �a This n e w f r o n t i e r i n education i n Union C i t y has provided our students not only w i t h a beautiful n e w building, b u t also the opportunity to learn perience. In the l i b r a r y many m o r e books have been bought for the use of the students. Now that there i s m o r e room, students can sign out of the study hall for the whole period and work in the spacious new l i b r a r y in peace and quiet. rim, U The H o m e E c . r o o m i s o n e o f t h e m o s t colorful rooms in the school. The girls have m o r e ovens, irons, sewing machines, and an added attraction, a modern grooming area. M r s . Converse has a demonstration kitchen which i s very colorful and modern, and new furniture gives the room a home- l i k e atmosphere. �More light, less fumes, more storage space! Yes, our new laboratory makes science study more effecient. I n addition t o a m o t o r i z e d hood under which gases are lators i n the ceiling remove the gaseous smells that used to spread through the whole building. Each t a b l e i s provided w i t h a substation t o supply either direct o r alternating current, an improvement o v e r the o l d battery-operated d i r e c t current. Each student has a drawer f o r his own supplies so he can work independently. 6"--711rimr""Ilrir11111111v A special room i s built i n the at any angle. Each individual has a students are not drawing, the boards find the subject Interesting because room makes the work convenient. new school for mechanical drawing. The desks can be set drawer in his bench to store his own equipment. When the are stored where the drawings are kept neat. they can work independently and because the well-planned I 5 �Get t h a t j u m p - b a l l ! M i c h e l e ecoute! J a c q u e s e t u d i e ! Now, w h a t about t h i s . M r s . S m i t h Wo r k i n g h a r d , g i r l s ? Hey, b o y s , w h a r ' c h a d o i n ' ? �Richard Dibert. Pat Biteman, AnnabelleTule, Roger Smith, Verna Kincaid, and Ronnie Johnson. Prince Roger and Princess Annie Play some good o n e . 7 �Dad's night. Hurry up Rex!! Canada exchange students. 18 �Working hard boys ' What's going on here? �Junior Play This y e a r ' s Junior P l a y w a s a hilarious comedy e n t i t l e d T h e Inner W i l l y " which was presented on M a r c h 23 and 24. I t was the f i r s t play t o be given on the new high school stage. Elizabeth H a g e r m a n . J u d y S a w y e r, P a u l C l u t t e r , Alice Eldred Ronnie Swain, S a m G r e g o r y, M i k e S w a r t h o u t , P a u l , D a l e M a r i e Robinson Willy h a s been g i v e n a v e r y beautiful and easy l i f e by his three elderly aunts who all h a v e d i ff e r e n t w i s h e s f o r h i s c a r e e r. He gets into pretty deep trouble with his dream g i r l ' s boyfriend because he asked her to their graduation dance. W i t h the help of everyone he then turns up with three dates for the same occasion. His i n n e r W i l l y finally matter completely and makes a man out of Willy. Linda P e n d i l l , P a u l . J u d y P l a t z , M i k e . 4 n n e t t e G r a y 20 �Student F RON f R O W: A n n a b e l l e Tu l e . J u d y M a r t e n , G e r a l d Teachout. C a r l e e n C r o n k h a e , C a r o l S c h u l t z . M r . Adams, P a t s y M c R a e . S E C O N D R O W : L i n d a G r e g o r y, D a v i d F o r r e s t , To m H a r t y, M a r t y Chard, Bob P o w e l l , D a v i d Wa t k i n s , L o u i s D o r m e r . The student council has been very active this year. I t again planned coming, conducted a Community Chest D r i v e b y collecting the tions, and took c a r e o f distributing and collecting for underclass pictures. I t also bought t h e Va r s i t y cheerleaders' uniforms, and has planned assemblies for next year. Some of the big projects this year were playing hosts to the Little Council meeting i n February a n d helping with t h e planning of the Open House. The student council consists of two regular members and one alternate from each o f the four grades. M r . Adams i s t h e advisor and the officers Cronkhite, president; G er al d Teachout. vice-president: Judy Marten, s e c r e t a r y, and Carol Schultz. treasurer. 2 �Library • SEATED: L . G e e r , C . B y e r s , J . W a g n e r , M . B u r n s , S . B i n g l e y, J . Ruggles. K . Johnson, C. Spindlow, J . Goshcoff, K . T h r a m s , J . P l a t z , M . Jones, M r s . Evert, L . Ruggles, BACK ROW: K. L. Gregory, E . A l l w a r d t , V. Kincaid. STANDING: W h i t l o c k , J . P a r k s , M . Boatman, T. Howell, P. B. Woodman, J . H i l y a r d , S. F o s t e r, P. Biteman W e i n b e r g . This y e a r w e h a v e a m u c h m o r e complete l i b r a r y than in previous years. Besides t h e m a i n r o o m , w h i c h s e a t s f i f t y students, t h e r e is a for group study. T h e r e i s an audio-visual r o o m f o r storing tape jectors, a n d o t h e r equipment, a n d a n o f f i c e a n d w o r k r o o m u s e d by The l i b r a r y i s open f u l l t i m e a n d a t noon for individual student reference work. Students may come i n a f u l l study period or only part of one i f they prefer. The student l i b r a r y c l u b has twenty-nine members each o f whom proximately t hree study periods a week in the l i b r a r y. Usually two librarians are on d u t y e v e r y s t u d y p e r i o d o f the day. They take charge of the circulation desk and put the new books through the eleven processes. The o ff i c e r s a r e Kathleen T h r a m s , President; Janet Goshcoff, dent; Judy Platz, Secretary; C o r a Mae Spindlow, Tr e a s u r e r ; and Linda Gregory, Reporter. Our school librarian, M r s . Evert, i s the advisor. 22 �• • • Future Teachers TOP R U : . 1 . Case. S. Musselman, P. Weinberg, Z a r m s t o r f , D . Robinson, B . Strong, B . Sell. K . W. Johnson, K . Knapp. T . Walters, S. Spencer, J o h n s o n . SEATED: M r s . Hooker, M. Cline, J. Funk, S. Funk, P. M o w r y. SECOND ROW: E . A l l w a r d t , J . Marten, D. Buell, J. Gregg, V. Barber, S. Bingley, V. Kincaid. C . B y e r s . N. Watkins, K. Donovan. R. B . Augustine, S. Grigsby, S. Foster. Our F u t u r e Te a c h e r s C l u b r e c e i v e d i t s c h a r t e r on A p r i l 20, 1953 f r o m the National Education Association and the Michigan Education Association. gram i s an exploratory one and attempts todevelop an understanding of .the teaching profession. The club meets the second and fourth Thursday of every month. Through discussion, r e s e a r c h , a n d g u e s t speakers the members become acquainted with the principles o f the teaching profession and an understanding of the professional organization. C u r r e n t l y t h e r e a r e twenty-nine members i n our club. Te n of these take p a r t i n t h e c a d e t teaching program. T h e y spend a half day each week servation and supervised participation in classroom situations that will enable them to have f i r s t hand experience concerning teaching. Twenty-two former either in the profession or are preparing to become teachers. Tw o former members, Majorie Applegate M o w r e y w h o teaches i n Sherwood and Ruth Crane Seitie who teaches a t the Union City Elementary School. are now on our own school's faculty. The officers this year are: President--Janet Gregg, ViceBarber, Second Vice-President--Debbie Buell, Secretary--Sue Bingley, TreasurerJudy Marten, Historian--Sharon Musselman. Reporter--Kathleen Donovan, and Librarian—Dale 2$ �Future Farmers of America F I R S T: M r . W e i r i c h , J . M a t h e w s , T . M a r t i n , R . Tu l e , T . H a r t , T. C l a r k , R . B r u b a k e r. SECOND: M. Diamond, R . R i l e y , A . D e l l i n g e r , J . D e M e r r i t , A . P r e s t o n , D . Hoenes, J. Smith, L . Robbins, J.George, B. P a t t o n , C . S a l y e r , R o g e r H u g h e s , R . R e e d , W. J o h n s o n . T H I R D . J. V a n W o r m e r , J . A l w o o d . R. B l o w e r s , M . T r e n n e p o h l , J . S m i t h , B . S u t f i n , C. B o d i n e , R o b e r t H u g h e s , R . B a r r i n g t o n , D . Crandall, D . M a r t i n , P. Weinberg. F O U R T H : D . Watkins, M . B r a u k e r, R . R u g g l e s , D . W i l s o n . D. K a n i e w s k i , G . H a w v e r , C . S a l y e r , J . D o l b e c R. D i b e r t , S . H a r v e y, A . O ' D e l l . F I F T H : J . F i s k , R. S m i t h , L . S p o o r , K . G r u n e r , S . G r e g o r y, L . M i l l e r, D. K r i e g , B. Cline, M . Mack. At t h e b e g i n n i n g o f t h e s c h o o l y e a r t h e F. F. A . b o y s spent m o s t o f their c l a s s t i m e f i t t i n g a n d seeding the school lawn. There some f i n i s h i n g t o u c h e s t o be put i n t o the l a w n A f t e r w o r k i n g o n t h e l a w n f o r about s i x weeks, t h e boys decided t o take a t r i p t o M . S . U . t o a f o o t b a l l g a m e and about 30 b o y s went. The f i r s t m o n e y m a k i n g p r o j e c t o f t h e y e a r w a s t h e s a l e poison w h i c h netted about $50.00. F o r t h r e e w e e k s b e f o r e C h r i s t m a s t h e r e w e r e C h r i s t m a s t r e e s on sale a t a l o c a l g a s s t a t i o n . T h i s p r o j e c t b r o u g h t i n a p r o f i t $80.00. The seed s a l e s a r e planned f o r t h i s s p r i n g t o end t h e s c h o o l y e a r ' s money m a k i n g p r o j e c t s . The S e n i o r b o y s w i l l b e t r e a t e d t o a s t e a k d i n n e r w h i c h w i l l b e paid f o r out o f the F. F. A . t r e a s u r y. T h i s y e a r ' s o f f i c e r s a r e , P r e s i d e n t , R o s s Tu l e ; Ti m H a r t ; S e c r e t a r y, J o h n M a t h e w s ; T r e a s u r e r, C h e t Simington; R e p o r t e r. To m M a r t i n ; and Sentinel, To m C l a r k . 24 �Annual Staff • • • • ; •• I . , • SEATED: D. Buell; L . Pendill; M. Case; S. Spencer, Assistant Business Manager; D . Swan. Editor; V. Barber. C o -Editor; T. Walter, Business Manager; K. Ratzow; G . S m i t h : J . Brown. STANDING: C . I • Oa : :• s Byers; R . Pequinot, C . H i g g i n s ; S . F u n k ; L . Greuter; K . Donavan; J . Washburn; K . Knapp; R. Washburn; L . R a r i c k ; J . Sawyer; C . L o w e r. These a r e the hard-working students that make up the Annual Staff. They stay iftr•-•- school and take t i m e f r o m study halls to take pictures. w r i t e captions, type, and arrange and rearrange pictures f o r the annual. They spend many long hours w o r k i n g t o m e e t the deadline. They want y o u r annual to be something you will be proud to show to your friends. �Newspaper Staff I • SLATED: K . Ratzow, R . H o w e l l , C . B y e r s , L . Gregory, J . G r e g g , J . B r o w n , S . B i n g l e y, M . Case, D . B u e l l , A . G r a y, STANDING: S. F o s t e r, • • 0 J. F u n k , K . Donovan, J . B r a y, C . L o w e r, D . Chapman, J . F a i r c h i l d , M . Jones, J . Goshcoff, M r. Hundley. If c r e d i t i s t o b e g i v e n t o anyone f o r their hard work, i t should be granted to these students, w h o have worked hard i n preparing each issue of the Maroon & Grey f o r the enjoyment of the student body. Before each issue can b e distributed, t h e news must be gathered, written up, typed, dummied, then stenciled. T h e n t h e r e ' s a f l u r r y o f assembling of pages before you, t h e readers, can enjoy t h e results of the staff's hard work. Janice B r o w n a n d J a n e t G r e g g w e r e c o - e d i t o r s , Lynda Gregory, assistant editor, C h r i s t i n e B y e r s , business manager, a n d Sue B i n g l e y, exchange editor. �Debate 'If Mitch . ) , . u l t s , C u y l e r ; W . R . Washburn; D . Swan; Johnson; T. Lenon; M. B u r n s S TA N D I N G : B. Watson; B e n n e t t ; R . Wa r s o p . A r e y , Advisor; L . This y e a r debate gained many new members. E i t h e r because of the new school or a n i n c r e a s e d i n t e r e s t i n W o r l d a f f a i r s . W e d o n ' t know why, but we like it. This y e a r t h e proposition was Resolved: t h a t t h e United Nations tially strengthened. The team faired better towards the last of t h e y e a r w i t h a s u r p r i s e v i c t o r y o v e r Quincy by Bob Washburn and Dave Swan. We had several members w i t h two years of experience: Bob Washburn, Arlene Warren Johnson. T h i s i s t h e t h i r d y e a r f o r D . Swan. Debate helps each one t o organize h i s thinking and to learn t o speak b e t t e r. T h i s i s invaluable when each one graduates from school and enters either the business world or college. 77 �Senior High Chorus 1-RUN1 R L A \ : L . C e e r , K . tiaw\.,_,r, N . S m i t h , I . Ruggles, J . S m i t h , B . S t r o n g , S . W e i d e r m a n , C . B y e r s , R . P e q u i g n o t , M r . C l a y t o n . S E C O N D ROW: S. Hanna, J . B l a k e , S. F u n k , E . G i r a r d , R. Wa r s o p , N. l ' i p e r „ 1 . K e l l e r , C. H i g g i s t , h . u . Smith. T H I R D R O W : K . M a c D o n a l d . W. D i b e r t , S. Hanna. D. W e l l e r , T . W a l t e r s , E . H a g e r m a n , E . C r o s s . G. G r i g s b y, K . B u s s e m a . Junior High F R O N T ROW: C . C l a r k . M. B u r n s i d e , N. C a r p e n t e r, A. F i s h e r , L . W e l l s P. A l w o o d , V . L o c k w o o d , J . Johnson, P . A d a m s . S E C O N D R O W : M r . C l a y t o n , L. G r e g o r y , S . M e y e r s , C . B u s h , C . G r a y , E . 28 W h i t t a k e r, S . B u r n s , J . R i l e y , M . G a r g a n o , T . Smith. T O P R O W : E . L u x , C . H o w a r d , L . H u r l e y, M. M e n d ) . S . R i c h m o n d , R . R a t h b u n , N . P r e s t o n . R. P e c k . �MAJORETTES: T i n a L e p p e r, D e i d r e Ensign, Patsy McRae, Donna Katz, Lucette Wells, and Annabelle Tule. Junior Student FRONT R O W. C . Schrirf. , . Ensign, C. Cldrk. S. E l d r e d , P r e s . . I . F r e d e r i c k . K C u ' . ler S i - ('ONO ROW: J . W e t h e r h o l t , C . ' N a g a r . S. 5 m e 1 t 7 e r M . I r i h n s t o r y. P. f irtleinhn,Ft. j ' a r k c 29 �Senio F R O N T R O W : R . W e t h e r h o l t , C . S p i n d l o w, F. Swain, A . Musselman, S . M u s s e l m a n , B . R a r i c k . SECOND ROW: B. W o o d m a n , J . B r a y , L . W e l l s , L . A c M o o d y, A . T u l e , E. A l l w a r d t , R . C l i n e , A . M i t c h e l l . T H I R D R O W: B . Mitchell, J . P l a t z , Y. F o l l i s , D . J o n e s , M . B r e c h e i s e n . M. D i a m o n d , J . Wa s h b u r n , B . Wa s h b u r n . F O U R T H ROW: R. S m i t h , A . K i n g s l e y, K . C o n v e r s e . The Senior B a n d s t a r t e d the school y e a r b y performing at the home football games and at the Centerville F a i r. They took p a r t i n the annual Band Day at Ann A r b o r where some 190 bands performed together. December 21st they presented a Christmas Concert, and in February sent soloists and ensembles to the District Festival in Kalamazoo. In March the band performed F R O N T R O W : G . W h i t l o c k , N . Wa t k i n s , R . Hawkins, A . B a u m e i s t e r, D . W a t k i n s , P. M u s s e l m a n . S E C O N D ROW: A. K n a p p , B . B e a n , E . L u x , C . H o w a r d , F. H u r l e y, 0 . Johnson B . Adolph, B. Diamond. L A S T ROW: M r. Clayton. S. R i c h m o n d , D . R e n c h , D . S m e l t z c r �Band FRONT ROW: S . Weiderman. P. Reed. P. M o w r y, M . Cline. J . Platz. SECOND ROW: B. Augustine, P. McRae, D. Katz, P. Nelson. L . Ray, E. Hoenes, G. Lee. J. Funk. P. C l u t t e r. THIRD ROW: D. Craig, B. Adolph, K. Parks, M. Chard, R. Dibert, E. Robinson. L . Dormer. F. Jones. FOURTH ROW: E . Hagerman, S . K e n t , M r . Clayton. at the Band and Orchestra Festival i n Battle Creek. May i s the annual Spring Concert for all school bands. Then f i n a l l y, t h e band leads the Memorial Day parade. The band also school assemblies a n d f u r n i s h e s s o l o i s t s a n d ensembles f o r various community activities. �UNIO CITY BU DRIVERS 3:30 Hurray! 51i TING: A . Good; A . Rens Edwards. STANDING: M . McNall; L . Edwards; W Musselman; T. Parshall; E . Kline; D . Zongker; E. Zongker. Mrs. Mabus, Mrs. Perkins, and Mrs. Johnson working hard to get the noon meal f o r our hungry students. HOT LUNCH HELPERS: CUSTODIANS Arlene Mitchell, Kay Bussema, Janet Smith, Mary Johnson, Diana Weller, Kathy Thrams, Karen Parks. Mr. Miller, M r. Johnson, M r. Musselman ��••• KNEELING: M. Buaiiiian, I . iiarty, M. Swarthout, B. Bennett, D. F o r r e s t , G . Teachout, J . Brown, M. Hitchcox, R. Tule. SECOND ROW: M . J e f f e r s , R . Swain, B . Washburn, D . Manley, B . Wetherholt, R. Brubaker, P. Clutters T. Brown, S. G r e g o r y, C . Simington, B . P h i l l i p s . THIRD ROW: M r. Wheeler, A . K i n g s l e y, K . G r u n e r, B . C l i n e , D . C r a i g , J. Washburn, J. Adams, L . Oliver, M r. Wade. Bring On The Queen. We're Ahead!! �Zr _ Our Mighty Starters �Reserve Football FRONT ROW: B . Adolph, D . Hoenes, R . R i l e y, R o b i n s o n , D . M i l l e r , M r . Ta y l o r. L A S T ROW: T. H i c k s , B . B a k e r, T . S m i t h , L . Robbins, R . M r . Wheeler, NI. Palmatier, K. Thayer, R. Smith, M o r r i l l , D . Wa t k i n s , A . B a u m e i s t e r. SECOND S . H a r v e y, E . Hoenes, M . Chard, R . Johnson, ROW: B. Powell, L. Bennett, W. Johnson, R. Reed, K . Converse, B . Rosenberry, S. Kent, M r. Wade. J. B r e w e r, P. Weinberg, J . F i s k , T. Adams, E . Thrilling v i c t o r i e s , b i t t e r defeats, disappointing t i e s , r e c o r d s broken, t i t l e s dividual achievement. Those are reflections of Union City's sports world. Through the downs of the Maroon's sport season, the s p i r i t backing our teams, our players, our coaches and our administration has been a vital surging factor. I t has the quality of good sportsmanship and fair play. The Maroons reported for football practice late in August; a good four weeks before classes officially opened i n o u r new high school. These young men felt that they were in condition. The f i r s t week of d r i l l s under the hot August sun brought forth some Most of the boys were in fine condition within a short while and contact VARSITY 1960 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD *1 - 2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -- L -L -T -W -W -L -T -W -- Totals1 Lost Union Union 1 Union Union 2 Union 3 Union Union Union 1 0 3 0 6 7 0 , C o l o 3 n 1 3 B r o n s o n J o n e s v i l l e 4 0 _ A t h e n s R e a d i n g H o m e r 4 (* n o n conference) 36 7 1 7 1 9 Tied 2 W o n 3 3 , 3 3 �Ail••••I%. Varsity FIRST R O W : L e f t T o R i g h t ; R e x P u t n a m , M a r k H i t c h c o x . J o h n B r o w n , G e r a l d Te a c h o u t . Ron Swain, Kyle T h a y e r . M i k e S w a r t h o u t , c o a c h C h a r l e s Wheeler. S E C O N D R O W : R o b e r t R o s e n b e r r y, D a n M a n l e y. L a r r y O l i v e r . D a v i d F o r r e s t . T i m H a r t , Sam G r e g o r y . J i m A d a m s . P a u l u l u t t e r , M i k e Boatman. T H I R D R O W : A l l a n K i n g s l e y, R o b e r t Washburn. B u r d e t t e Bennett. R a y B r u b a k e r, R o b e r t Cline. R o b e r t We t h e r h o l t , D a r r e l l K r i e g , D r e w C r a i g . J a m e s Wa s h b u r n . �Varsity Basketball i- RUN! itO1Ni : I om H a r t y, A l l a n K i n g s l e y, J i m Adams, M a r k Hitchocox, R e x P u t n a m , G e r a l d Teachout, M r . Wade, B i l l Adolph M g r. , SECOND ROW: J i m P a r k s , P a u l C l u t t e r, D r e w C r a i g . Mike Swarthout, Ronnie Swain, M r. Wheeler. Our Varsity In Action! 38 �Reserve Basketball . . l r . W h e e l e r, To m 1 , Thayer, E a r l H o e n e s , R o g e r S m i t h . R o b e r t Rosenberry, M r . Wa d e . S E C O N D ROW: B r y c e Adolph, Kyle Converse. Martin Chard, Robert Cline, e r r i s Jones, Ronnie Johnson, B i l l Adolph, m g r. , THIRD R O W: Dennis M i l l e r , Steve K e n t , M i k e Palmatier, To m Lenon, Lynn Robbins, Mike Jeffers. RESERVES VARSITY UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY 3 6 3 4 5 4 5 5 6 5 5 6 4 5 4 5 Colon Quincy Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Athens Reading Homer St. Charles Bronson Litchfield Jonesville 4 6 3 5 5 7 4 6 4 3 6 4 5 4 4 7 UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY 5 3 3 3 4 3 4 6 4 5 5 5 4 4 4 6 Colon Quincy Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Athens Reading Homer St. Charles Bronson Litchfield Jonesville 2 1 1 3 3 3 4 2 2 3 2 5 1 2 4 3 �Baseball FRONT ROW: B r a d l e y B a k e r, Wa r r e n Johnson, C h a r d , Wa l t e r Rosenberry. T H I R D ROW: D r e w Mark H i t c h c o x , G e r a l d Te a c h o u t , M r . Wa d e . C r a i g , T i m H a r t . L a r r y O l i v e r, J i m A d a m s , SECOND ROW: B a r r y Phillips, M g r. , Kyle Thayer, P a u l Clutter, Allan Kingsley. Kyle Converse, Bob Rosenberry, Ron Swain, Marty Track 40 FRONT R O W: D a v i d F o r r e s t , M i k e Ronnie Swain, Sam Gregory, Tim Hart, Rusty Riley. SECOND ROW: L a r r y O l i v e r, G e r a l d Teachout, Marlin B r a u k e r, B o b , t 11 , 1 i l o l i , I err), Brown, Mr. Wheeler. �r (T UND CLASSME �Sevent Grad Phyllis Alwood Harry Armistead L a r r y Bailey David Barnhart Sharon Bauder Steven Bavin Roger Beene Charles Betote Raymond Mai:, Curtiss Blower:, Barbara Bowders Robert Brewer Robert Burgett Sue Burns Carla Bush Thomas Claar Cindy Clark Eileen Congdon Boyd Cox Dallas Crandall Sherry Danbury Darlene DeMeritt Linda Eldred Joyce Fairchild Adele Fischer Tom Forrest Nancy Frederick Phillip Frederick 42 oar �Mary Lou Gargano Evelyn Griffin L a r r y Hampton Sherry Hawkins Billy Hilyard Diane Hitchcox Gloria Hoppe Jeanette Johnson Marlene Johnston Curtiss Kelley r • ...I Bruce Kincaid Shelley Kingsley Rose Ann Knapp Seaman Knapp Rex Krieg • iv • • * 4 4%, • • • • • 11. I • • Pamela Lehman Martin Lepper Rex Littlejohn Vivian Lockwood Paula MacDonald Jerry Mack John Marshall Michael Martin Gene Masters Te r r y Matson Linda McNali Linda Melindy Cheryl A. Meyer Jerry M i l l e r Sharon Mitchell 11 �Charlene Moore Charlotte Moore Pauline Moore Karen Musolf Kenneth Myers Carol Newbury Carol Norton Jim Offenbechei Alan Parks Ronald Parks Bruce Patton Michael Patton Leo Peet Mary Prater Te r r y Pribble David Priest Jacqueline Rench Dorin Renner Janet Riley Judith Roderick Bill Rzepka Mary Mary Severs Wayne Simington Gary Smith Te r r i Sue Smith Vaughn Smith Paula Spangler Kenneth Thompson Linda Thompson 44 �John Wetherholt Lonette Wells Ray Weinberg William Toner Carol Toner Kenneth Wilson Michael Whitcomb 1 Paulette Woodrum Catherine Winans SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Steven B a v i n , Secretary; G a r y Smith, V i c e -President; T e r r i Sue Smith, President; Bruce Kincaid, Treasurer. Eighth Patricia Adams Valerie Adams Carla Austin Grad Rosemarie Ka\ Brenda Bean L a r r y Bennett Dick Blue Gary Boes re. �Janet Cutchall Kenneth Cuyler Brenda Davis James DeMeritt Bernard Diamond John Duncan Kenneth Sandra Eldred Diedre Ensign Duane Finney 0MM. M O M % Gaylon Ford Ernest Foster Gerald Garrison George Geer Sally Glen Carol Gray Ludella Gregory Ralph Gottschalk Daniel Hanna David Hanna 01 or David Hasty Ronald Hawkins Stanley Hawver Robert Henry Connie Howard Linda Hurley Michael Jacob:, Pat Jeffers Orrin Johnson Steven Johnson 46 r4 , F �Daniel Jones Mary Lynn Jones Kim Kaechele Anna Knapp Carol L i t t l e "R - • • . ..••••0 ?- • . • Ik . . 7 Ai e ta 4'4\ Nelson Lowe Evelyn Lux Linda Mabus Gary Mack Gerry Mack L a r r y Masters Judy McLaughlin Mary Minch Mary Merchant Tom Metzler Rebecca Middaugh Ted Moore Judy Musselman Penny Musselman Sheila Myers Adam Offenhecher l'atrick Palmatier Larry Pa rk William Parks Robert Pearson Beverlin Peck Carol Pequignot Barry Phillips Neva Preston 116 �Barbara Rathbun Sharon Richmond Patricia Risner Gerald Robbins Tommy Roberts Michael Robinson Walter Rosenberry Diane Rossman Carol Scharf Donald Scott Alfred James Segers Maurice Sholes Danny Smeltzer Susan Smeltzer Linda Smith Mary Lou Smith Robert Smith Sheri Smith Linda Stevens Marwyn Teachout Judy Thompson Gary Wagar Sharon Wart Judy Washburn Paula Weeks Gail Whitlock Tommy Wilson Ronald Woodrum Patricia Youngs * 48 �EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Janice Cronkhite, Sec.; Paula Weeks, Treas.; Marcia Brown, Vice Pres.; B a r r y Phillips, Pres.; Freshme Bryce Adolph Elaine Allwardt James Alwood Barbara Augustine Andrew Baumeister Leon Bennett Joan Blake Rolland Blowers Dennis Boatman Diana Brandt I Barney Brauker Janice Bray John Brewer Mary Burns Judith Carpenter Thomas Carpenter Diane Marsha Cline Calvin Crandall Ethelyn Cuyler �Ruth Cuyler Andrew Diamond Carol Diamond Louis Dormer Roger Enyart Jackie Fairchild Susan Foster Richard Fraker Jerry George Douglas Gilbert Norma Gordon Geraldine Grigsby Mary Griswold Grant Hart Susan Haughey Leona Heise Tommy Hicks Donald Hoenes Mike Jeffers Kathleen Johnson Steven Kent Lois Krieg Tom Lenon Carole Lower Patsy McRae Colleen Manchester Sherry Masters Dennis M i l l e r Patricia M i l l e r Richard Moore 50 IA m 411 �Valerine Morey Patricia Mowry Sharon Musselman Michael Palmatier Marilyn Parshall Billy Patton Thera Pearson Nan Lee Piper Joyce Platz James Pohlman Arthur Preston Phyllis Reed Ronald Reed David Rench Lynn Robbins Jim Robinson Wayne Rounds Clyde Salyer Dortha Salyer Bonnie Schneider Barbara Schumacher Becky Sells Betty Sholes Tommy Smith Catherine Smith Carol Sutfin Betty Ruth Ann Waroop 71 �Nancy Watkins Betty Watson Diana Weller Keith Woodrum Ruth Zarmstorf Barbara Zongker FRESHMAN C L A S S OFFICERS Lynn Robbins,Treas. Sharon M u s s e l m a n , Pres.; Janice B r a y, Sec.; L e o n Bennett, Vice-Pres. Linda AcMoody Thomas Adams Richard Adolph Willard Adolph, J r. Beth Albert Bradley Baker Carol Baumeister Sue Bingley Patricia Biteman Charles Bodine Marcia Brecheisen Te r r y Brown Martha Case Martin Chard Robert Cline 52 AA �Kyle Converse David Crandall Brenda Cutshaw Rita Cuyler Albert Dellinger Jerry DeMeritt Michael Diamond Richard Dibert Kathleen Donovan Rayond Drust Carol Enyart Yvonne Follis Janet Funk Leslie Geer Janet Goshcoff Linda Gregory James Green L a r r y Greuter Howard Grigsby Sharon Hanna Susan Steven Harvey Roberta Howell Roger Delores Hurley s 1141tA r �Myra Jones Donna Katz Colleen Keefe Verna Kincaid Karen Knapp Dorla Lux Lorraine Manchester Duard Martin L a r r y Matson Larry Miller .1N Betty Mitchell Richard M o r r i l l Karen Parks Urk Prater Linda Rarick Sharon Rice Russell Riley Ernest Robinson Betty Roderick Robert Rosenberry Gracanne Smith Roger Smith Sharon Smith Kyle Thayer Annabelle Tule Phillip Weinberg Or,ien Weeks Lucette Wells Keith Whitlock Dewey Wilson 54 -••••• �• Betty Woodman SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Martha Case, President; Kyle Converse,Vice President; Kathleen Donovan, Treasurer; Sue Bingley, Secretary. Ji, ni o James Adams Rex Barrington Burdette Bennett Sharon Blanchard William Booth Marlin Brauker Deborah Buell Carlene Bussema Janice Carpenter Ann Clark Tommy Clark Paul Clutter Danny Corey 7-1I 41041re,_. Jack Dolbee Jerry Eckert Alice Eldred Larry Finney David Forrest IS �Elaine Gerard Annette Gray Sam Gregory Kurtiss Gruner Elizabeth Hagerman James Haughey Kathleen Hawver Wilda Jean Hilyard Earl Hoenes Mike Hoppe Judith Jeffers David Kaniewski Janet Keller Darrell Krieg Sue Lux Marlin Mack Daniel Manle 0 Judy Marten Arlene Mitchell Arno O'Dell r E s I - - t - ; • I • • • i Patricia Parks Linda Pendill Judy Platz Robert Powell Brenda Rarick 1 6 1 1 1 1 ilk -• Karen Ratzow Larry Ray Dale Marie Robinson Louise Ruggles Judy Sawyer 5 �Carol Schultz Frank Simington Jack Smith James Smith Janet Smith ii Nancy Smith Suzanne Spencer Cora Mae Spindlow Robert Sutfin Ronal Swain Michael Swarthout Kathleen Thrams James Van Wormer Robert Washburn Sue Weiderman David JUNIOR CLASS OFFICL Bob Washburn, P r e s . ; Buell, Sec., Karen Ratzow, Tr e l c �Senior Play CLEMENTINE A sloppy sixteen y e a r old g i r l who had but one aim in life and that was to become the regular end on the U.C.H.S. football team! That was the incredible C l e m e n t i n e p o r t r a y e d b y S h e r i Thomet. Her m o t h e r , M r s . K e l l y , p l a y e d b y Rosemary Pequignot, her friends Kathy by Janice Brown, Jane Ann by Christine Byers, teacher Ann McNeil by Theresa Walter, and the town gossip M i s s P r i n g l e by Wanda Dibert all objected h i g h l y t o C l e m ' s p l a y i n g f o o t b a l l . Her f a t h e r M a y o r K e l l y p l a y e d b y B o b Wetherholt, P e t e b y G e r a l d Teachout, Tubby by David Donovan, and Hank by Allan Kingsley all thought i t w a s wonderful. A b e , t h e wise old handy m a n , J o h n Mathews, w a s t r y i n g t o make Clem r e a l i z e she was becoming a young lady. The p l a y w a s brought t o a c l i m a x when Clementine realized she was n o longer boy but a young lady in love with Hank. Christine, Bob, John and Rosemary. David, Allan, Theresa, Janice and Gerald. Sheri Our grown-up Clementine. 58 �f N OR "”1 �JANET Valedictorian 6 0 THERESA WALTER Salutatorian JANICE BROWN Top Ten MARTHA PECK Top Ten ALICE PARSHALL Top Ten DAVID DONOVAN Top Ten MARY MARTIN D. A. R. Good Citizen ROBERT W ETHERHOLT Top Ten SHERRY THOMET Top Ten �11111114404;ippe VIRGINIA BARBER M I C H A E L BOATMAN CHRIS I N A BYERS 4=1MP \\ �HARLAN DANBURY JAMES FISK P IL THOMAS HAR TY G A R WANDA DIBERT NORBERT DRUST SHIRLEY FUNK TIMOTHY HART Y HAWVER GAROL HIGGINS �k l / ROSEMARY i ' L Q U I C A U T W I L L I A M iq_ivtL L L JEAN RUGGLES R X P U - I ;NAM RUSSL L L RUCJUL �MARK HITCHCOX "FERRY H O W E L L RuBLR1 HUGHES GARY JOHNSON M A R Y JOHNSON N O R M A N JONES KARIN K E E F E 64 A L L A N KINGSLEY GLORIA L E E �RODGER LONG KAREN MacDONALD '( I JOHN MA 1111_ \AS S H A R O N MILLER �11111111 i v \ CHESTER SIMINGTON KAROLYN SMITH DAVID 66 GAYLORD SMITH LARRY GERALD TEACHOUT JUDY SMITH FRANK SWAIN MYRALEE TEAGHOCT �MYRON FRENNLi'OHL ROSS T1JLE JANET WAGNER CHARLES HAUGHEY Top Ten JAMLS WASHBURN PHYLLIS WATSON FLOWER C O L O R S White Rose A q u a And Whi( MOTTO They A r e N e v e r A l o n e T h a t Are Accompanied B y N o b l e Thoughts. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Washburn, V . P r e s . ; A l i c e Parshall, Sec., R o b e r t Wetherholt. Pres.. Janice Brown, Treas. A 7 �Senior Directory ARNEY, CAROL Chorus BARBER, VIRGINIA Annual S t a ff 3 - 4 (Co- E d i t o r 4); Va r s i t y Cheerleader 3 - 4 ; E . T. A . 2-3-4 (V-Pres. 4) HART, T I M F. F. A . 1-2-4 (V-Pres. 4); ball 2 ; f r a c k 2 - 3 - 4 ; Va r s i t y C l u b 4 ; Baseball 3-4. BOATMAN, MIKE Varsity Football 2-3-4; Tr a c k 4; Va r s i t y Club 3-4; L i b r a r y Staff 4. HARTY, TOM Football: Reserve 1-2, Va r s i t y ketball: Reserve 1, Varsity 2-3-4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 3-4. BROWN, JANICE Chorus 1 ; Annual Staff 2-3-4; Newspaper Staff 2-3-4, (Co- E d i t o r 4); leader 4; Queen's C o u r t 4; J r. Play; Sr. Play; Class Tr e a s u r e r 1 - 3 - 4 ; To p Te n . BROWN, JOHN Band: J r . 1 , S r. 2 - 4 ; Football: Reserve 1-2, V a r s i t y 3 - 4 ; Basketball: R e s e r v e 1, Va r s i t y 2; Class V- P r e s . 2-3; Va r s i t y Club 3-4; Tr a c k 4. BRUBAKER, RAYMOND Varsity Football 3 - 4 ; Va r s i t y C l u b 3 - 4 ; F.F.A. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 ( V- P r e s . 3). BYERS, CHRISTINA Chorus 1 - 2 - 4 ; Annual Staff paper S t a ff 2 - 3 - 4 ( B u s . Manager 3 - 4 ) ; E.T.A. 3-4; J r. Play (prompter); Sr. Play; Library Staff 4. CRONKHITE, CARLEEN Newspaper Staff 1; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1-2-3-4 (V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Queen's Court 2-3 (Queen 3) CROSS, ESTHER Chorus 1-2-3-4. CUTSHAW, C I N D Y ( e n t e r e d S e n i o r y e a r ) Chorus 1-2-3; Pep Club 1. HAUGHEY, CHARLES Class President 3; Top Ten. HAWVER, GARY F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; ball 1. HIGGINS, CAROL Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4. HITCHCOX, MARK Football: Reserve 1-2, Va r s i t y ketball: Reserve 1, Va r s i t y ball 3-4; Va r s i t y Club 3-4. HOWELL, TERRY Reserve Football 1-2; Pep Band 3; Library Staff 4; S r. Play Accordionist. HUGHES, BOB F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Reserve Football 1-2. JOHNSON, MARY Hot Lunch Helper 1-4. JONES, NORMAN KEEFE, KARIN Sr. Play DIBERT, WANDA Chorus 1 - 2 - 4 ; F. T. A . 2 ; Beginner Band 3; Sr. Play. KINGSLEY, A L L A N Football: Reserve 1, Varsity ketball: Reserve 1, Va r s i t y ball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 : Va r s i t y Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 ; S r. Band 1-2-3-4; J r. Play; Sr. Play. DONOVAN, DAVID Library 1; Sr. Play; To p Ten. LEE, GLORIA Jr. Band 1 ; S r. Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2. DRUST, NORBERT LEE, ROBERTA (SNIITH) Jr. Play FISK, JIM Chorus 1 ; Reserve Football 1 - 4 ; F. F. A . 3-4; Baseball 4. FUNK, SHIRLEY E.T.A. 1-3-4; Chorus 1-4; Double Quartet 1; G i r l s Sextet 4; J r. Play; Annual 68 Editor 4 ) ; C l a s s Secretary torian. GREGG, JANET Chorus 1; Sr. Band 1-2-3; F.T.A. 1-2-3-4 (Second V- P r e s . 3 , Pres. 4); Paper Staff I -2-3-4 (Assistant Editor 2, Editor LONG, RODC MacDONALD, K A R E N Chorus 1 - 2 - 4 ; Double Quartet 1; G i r l s ' Sextet 4 ; E . T. A . 1 - 2 ; Beginner Band 3. MARTIN, MARY CAROL Queen's Court 3-4 (Queen 4); Cheerleader 4; D.A.R. 4; Hot Lunch Helper 4; Sno- Ball Princess 2; To p Ten. 1 �MARTIN, TOM F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 (Reporter 4). SMITH, JUDY Chorus 1; Sr. Play (prompter). N1ATHEWS, JOHN F.F.A. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 (Secretary 3-4); Reserve Football 2-3; Sr. Play. SMITH, KAROLYN Chorus 1. MAYHEW, B I L L SPOOR, LARRY F.F.A. 1-3-4; Reserve Football dent Council 1. MILLER, SHARON Cherry Pie Baking Contest Winner 1; Chorus 1. MUSSELMAN, A N N E Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2. NELSON, PA U L A Sr. Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 3; Pep Band 2; Dance Band 3; J r. Play. OLIVER, LARRY Varsity Football 3-4; Baseball sity Club 3-4; Tr a c k 3-4. PARKS, JIM Varsity Basketball 2 - 4 ; L i b r a r y Staff 4; Reserve Basketball 1. PARSHALL„ALICE Queen's C o u r t 4 ; C l a s s Secretary 3 - 4 ; Jr. P l a y ; S r . P l a y Assistant; To p Te n . PECK, MARTHA Top Ten. PEPPER, MARY PEQUIGNOT, ROSEMARY Reserve Cheerleader 1 - 2 ; A n n u a l Staff 3-4; Class V-Pres. 1; Jr. Play (prompter); Sr. P l a y ; C h o r u s 4 ; G i r l s ' Sextet 4 . POWELL, B I L L Student Council 2; J r. Play. PUTNAM, REX Football; Reserve 1-2; Va r s i t y ketball: Reserve 1-2, Va r s i t y ball 2; Varsity Club 3-4. RAYMER, MARION Betty C r o c k e r Homemaker o f 1961 f o r U.C.H.S. 4. RUGC_;LES, JEAN Library Staff 4. RUGGLES, RUSSELL F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. SALYER, CHALMER F.F.A. 2-3-4. SIMINGTON, CHESTER F.F.A. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 : (Treasurer 4); Football: Reserve 1, Varsity 3; Baseball 1-3; Class Treasurer 2; Sno-Ball Prince 2. SMITH, CAYLORD SWAIN, FRANK Sr. Band 1-2-3-4. SWAN, DAVID Reserve Football 1-2; Tr a c k 2-3; Debate 2-3-4; C h o r u s 3 ; Annual Staff 3 - 4 Editor 4.). TEACHOUT, GERALD Football: Reserve 1, Va r s i t y ketball: Reserve 1, Va r s i t y 2-3-4; Tr a c k 2-3-4; B a s e b a l l 4 ; Va r s i t y C l u b 2 - 3 - 4 (Secretary 3 ) ; Student C o u n c i l 3 - 4 Pres. 4); J r. Play; Sr. Play. TEACHOUT, MYRALEE THOMET, SHERI Chorus 1 ; S r. Band 1-2; leader 1 - 2 ; C l a s s P r e s i d e n t 1 ; D r u m Major 2 ; L i b r a r y Staff 3 ; Sr. P l a y ; To p Ten. TRENNEPOHL, MYRON F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. TULE, Football: R e s e r v e 1 - 2 , Va r s i t y ketball 2; Va r s i t y Club 4; F. F. A . 1-2-3-4; (Sentinel 3, President 4.). WAGNER, JANET Jr. Band 1 ; S r. Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 2; L i b r a r y Staff 4. WALTER, THERESA F.T.A. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 (Secretary 3); Annual Staff 3-4 (Assistant Bus. Manager 3, ager 4); Chorus 4; Girls Sextet 4; Sr. Play; Salutatorian. WASHBURN, JIM Football: Reserve 1-2, Va r s i t y sity Basketball 3 ; Sr. Band nual S t a f f 2 - 3 - 4 ; Student C o u n c i l 2 - 3 ; Class V- P r e s . 4 ; Varsity Club serve Basketball 1. WATSON, PHYLLIS WETHERHOLT, BOB F.T.A. 1 ; Chorus 1-2-3; P e p Band 1 - 3 ; Dance B a n d 1 - 2 - 3 ; S r . B a n d 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 ; Football: Reserve 2 , Va r s i t y 3-4; Tr a c k 4; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 3-4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Class President 2-4; Top Ten. PRICE, NELSON (entered Sr. year). Basketball 1-2-3. 5 0 �With Kindest Regards MR. & MRS. WILLARD C. ADOLPH AREY'S HARDWARE Burlington, Michigan BAYLIS JEWELRY Gifts of Distinction HOWARD BERRY Auto Sales BESSIE'S BEAUTY BAR We specialize in all kinds of permanent waving, haircutting and styling. P11-5351 Compliments of BOB'S M E AT MART E. A. BOLE P11-5821 BRANDT SINCLAIR STATION BRAY'S MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Service BROTT'S GROCERY With Kindest Regards DR. & MRS. MARTIN F. BUELL Our Best Wishes DR. & MRS. L . F. CHAPMAN Compliments Of CHICAGOLAND INDUSTRIES INC. Star - Regal Compliments Of COATS AGENCY Realtors - Auctioneers Compliments Of COVEY'S SERVICE THE DANCER COMPANY Department Store DONOVAN'S MARKET P11-5611 DORMER SHEET M E TA L SHOP Guttering, Roofing, Union City, Michigan Phone: P11-4981 For Your Dairy Needs T r y EARL'S DAIRY Compliments Of FABIANOS P11-5671 Homemade Ice Cream Compliments Of FAMILY BARBER SHOP Congratulations From DR. & MRS. E. V. FINLAY GAMBLES The Friendly Store LEONARD GOTTSCHALK State Farm Insurance Auto- L i f e - F i r e Liability GEO.G. & WNI. G. GRAY In Active Business Real Estate And Insurance 70 Best Wishes From REV. & MRS. CLAYTON GREEN Congratulations Seniors HENSLEY'S 50 to $1.00 Store Compliments Of HOOKER OIL COMPANY The Purple People "Heater" 315 Charlotte Street JENKINS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Oxygen And Radio Equipped Phone: P11-5431 KNAUSS & BROWN, INC. Your Allis-Chalmers Dealer Compliments Of DR. & MRS. ROBERT M. LEITCH McRAE'S RESTAURANT "We're not satisfied unless Compliments Of MERCHANT'S HARDWARE MERRIT FOOD STORE Phone: P11-8691 Compliments Of MILLER'S HARDWARE OGDEN'S MOBIL SERVICE For Finer Foods, Dine At PINE GROVE INN - P11-5281 Jack Reed STANDARD SERVICE Phone: P I 1-5001 UNION CITY CLEANERS Member of N.I.D.C. UNION CITY LAUNDROMAT You Wash Or We Wash F o r You UNION CITY LOCKER Complete Processing For Locker And Home Freezer UNION CITY LUMBER COMPANY Building Supplies and Paints THE UNION CITY NATIONAL BANK Member Of F.D.I.C. Vv'ADSVv'ORTH SHOE SERVICE Specializing: Orthopedic, Repair and Drs. Prescriptions WALTER'S FLOWERS "Say It With Flowers" J. B. WASHBURN Plymouth - Valiant - International Harvester Compliments Of WHITING DRUG STORE Compliments Of WHITLOCK'S SHOE STORE DON J. WILDER MARATHON SERVICE Union City, Michigan ��1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 V O W aggile,.. �1 1 1 �• - - N . SEN14 S C P C . C 1 tow f IT, fr-cmuumit a r m ! i t • ''' . . . . • . . . - . . r . • . . . . . . . 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Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/49f8f09860be8c4862465e013cfe5113.pdf 25bf515394d8ac0b3295778c3880d1f0 PDF Text Text 4 2 ��3 5406 42398 5702 BrInch Dirtrirl DParth Union 195 N Union City, ��196 The Maroon UNION C I T Y SENIOR A N D JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n �P(94 �Table of Administration and Faculty 6 M r. A d a m s and M r . D y e r w o r k a l o n g s i d e the teachers a n d o t h e r s c h o o l personnel. Student L i f e 1 0 T h e s t u d e n t s havebeen busy t h i s y e a r. Activities 1 6 Shall I j o i n t h e n e w s p a p e r staff, a n n u a l s t a f f , debate, l i b r a r y, c h o r u s , b a n d , t h e clubs, o r be a c h e e r l e a d e r ? Sports 3 6 What's g o i n g o n ball, b a s k e t b a l l , t r a c k , a n d baseball? Underclassmen 4 6 S e v e n t h , e i g h t h , ninth, tenth, a n d e l e v e n t h , graders a r e classmen. Seniors 6 8 The n e v e r - t o - h e - f o r g o t t e n twelfth graders. Acknowledgements 7 Hats o f f t o t h e s p o n s o r s ! 8 �As we are nearing the close of our second year in the new high school building we realize what a big difference i t makes t o have a beautiful w e l l equipped school. We now seem t o have gained a sense of familiarity with our surroundings settled down to study. This year has been a year like other years but yet somehow it has been different. This has been a year o f gaining new experiences and knowledge t o help smooth the rocky road of life. This was the f i r s t year f o r the massed Band Concert, which was held in o u r gym. T h i s was the f i r s t year was offered as a p a r t o f our curriculum. F o r the f i r s t t i m e , Union City, served as host for ference tournaments. Ye s , i t has been a year o f pride in achievements won. The new f i r s t l a d y, Jacqueline her f l u e n c y i n foreign languages, seems made o u r French students work harder than ever. President Kennedy's intense emphasis on science has caused an increased interest in chemistry and physics. We r e a l i z e that the race with Russia can not be won without science. The entire tense world situation h a s h a d an effect on o u r student body. Everyone has been working harder a t h i s o r her studies s o that we m a y someday help to preserve the freedom that has made our schooling possible. It i s w i t h a touch of sadness but with an even stronger desire for adventure into the future which is o u r s that we watch this y e a r come to a close. 4 �FACULT �Organization and Efficiency Begin At M r. R o b e r t B r e w e r, M r s . L i l l i a n L e i t c h , Suci.,.tar): V i . . , • - i ' r , s i d Max P a r k s , T r e a s u r e r ; M r . C a r l Henderson, President; M r s . Gladys Hagerman. e n t ; M r . , . J u n e %Vashborn, W I L L I A M L . A D A M S , Principal: W I L L I A M A . D Y E R , Superintendent Studying a n d planning by intendent, p r i n c i p a l , a n d b o a r d cation, and the c o - o p e r a t i o n of the voters of t h i s s c h o o l d i s t r i c t resulted in our new high s c h o o l , n o w t w o y e a r s o l d . A l o n g w i t h t h e n e w s c h o o l , the a d m i n i s t r a t i o n has added t w o new s u b j e c t s t o ing c u r r i c u l u m . T h r e e n e w t e a c h e r s have b e e n a d d e d t o h e l p burdened f a c u l t y. T h e s e and many m o r e wonderful a i d s t o education have been provided b y o u r p a r e n t s a n d ministration. �Education Begins With ROSE STEFFANIAK, Latin M.A. University of Michigan LUCILI,E A R E Y, Mathematics A. B. Western Michigan University GERTRUDE DAVISON, Commercial B. S. Western Michigan University JOHN W. CLAYTON Band and Chorus A. B . Albion College JEANNE M. CONVERSE, Home Economics M. .A. Michigan iversity NORA SERKEL Commercial M. A . Wayne State SALLY J. ME.RGHA,T, Junior l l i g n science B. S. Michigan State University GLADYS T. W A K E , Guidance and Counselin_ M. A . University of Michigan FAY B. MILLIGAN. Shop Instructor B. S. Western Michigan University �Teachers Discover and Develop KENNETH WEIRICH, Vocational Agriculture B. S. Michigan State University CHARLES P. WHEELER, Social Studies and Coach M. A . Western Michigan University DOROTHY S. E V E RT, L i b r a r i a n M. A . Western Michigan University DAVID MC K A L E , English A. B. Olivet College DOROTHY JOHNSON, English and French A. B. University of Wisconsin NORA HOOKER, History M. A . Western Michigan University LYNN B A RT L E T T, Science M. A . University of Michigan 0 / 0 �Teachers Stimulate Interest In ARTHUR P . JONES, J u n i o r H i g h Shop and Mathematics Life Certificate, Western HILDRED SIZE LAND, J u n i o r High English and Geography A. B. Eastern Michigan University ERNIA B A R T L E T T, Junior High English and Science M. A . Western Michigan University MARTHA L . ADAMS, Junior High Home Economics B. S. Western Michigan University PATRICK WA D E , J u n i o r High H i s t o r y and cation Coach B. S. Michigan State University EDITH H AW V E R , J u n i o r H i g h E n g l i s h a n d Mathematics B. S. Western Michigan University SECRETARIES- R u t h Brandt, Eunice Mergi, Elma Carpenter �Service and Efficiency Keynote M r s . Johnson, M r s . P e r k i n s , and M r s . Mabus serve lunch to o u r h u n g r y s t u d e n t s . HOT L U N C H H E L P E R S : B r e n d a R a r i c k , J a n e t K e l l e r, K a y B u s s e m a , C a t h y H a w v e r , S u s i e G r i g s b y and P a t B i t e m a n . THE CUSTODIANS: M r. Johnson, M r . M a t t s o n , M r . E l l e n w o o d and M r . M i l l e r . keep o u r s c h o o l l o o k i n g n e w. Our f a i t h f u l b u s d r i v e r s b r i n g u s t o and from o u r school. 10 �ACTIVITIE �Student Life Helps To Make Mrs. D a v i s o n demonstrates s h o r t h a n d b y u s i n g a n overhead p r o j e c t o r. It l o o k s l i k e everyone i s studying hard today i n honor study hall. 1 I • 4 1 t — 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C Sophomore home-cc, g i r l s l e a r n the tundamentals of sewing under Mrs. Converse's direction. M r. M a r t i n , w h o taught English here l a s t semester, was giving pointers o n public speaking until the cameraman interrupted him. �One To Remember Band m e m b e r s a r e b o a r d i n g a b u s bound f o r t h e Michigan State F a i r at Detroit. 4 Sherry M a s t e r s i s p u t t i n g u p a c o l o r f u l display o n careers. = m a s s I I I III I S M III. I S M non II I s _ 1111 I I I I o n e n o SISSISIIi IIII ill II I S I S SIN W I O M II W W I IS I s i In January, the Athens, Quincy, and Union City bands met here under the direction of D r . Leonard M e r e t t a f r o m Western Michigan University. Mrs. Hooker gives helpful advice to freshman. Patsy Youngs. �Activities Help To -" Before e v e r y football game t h i s f a l l , scenes l i k e t h i s greeted us in our halls, A typical noon hour occurrence. T c These encouraging words put s p i r i t i n t o the team a s well as the student body. M r s . Converse g i v e s p o i n t e r s o n t h e u s e o f the sewing machine. The g y m f l o o r rapidly f i l l s as a record the WOWO record hop. The newspaper g o e s on sale and the students gather to read the latest news. �The School Year For Artistic designs l i k e t h i s caught t h e attention o f the students during the Christmas season. The lunch line eyes the food approvingly. Queen Annie and h e r e s c o r t Roger have the honor of opening the dance. Working out on t h e parallel 1, education, the many s c s of phy meal 'students browse through the latest edition of "The Maroon and G r e y. " arlik 1S �Council Makes News For Junior The J u n i o r H i g h Student Council c o n s i s t s o f representatives f r o m grades seven and eight. T h e Junior High Council's representatives took over the process of selling the student pictures. They made a total of $61.21 on t h e sale. T h e y also sponsored a Community Chest D r i v e . T h e i r goal was $25.00 w h i c h would b e tribution o f ten cents a person. They also passed class parties. S E AT E D : L o i s B r e c h e i s e n , V . P r e s . ; D i a n n e H i t c h c o x , P r e s i d e r A l w o o d , S e c t . - T r e a s . S TA N D I N G : N a n c y P a t t o n , C a r o l J a s p e r, L i n d a E l d r e d , T i n a L e p p e r , Seaman K n a p p , J a n e B r a n d t , E m i l y Ta s s i e , L i n d a M e l e n d v, S h a r o n M i t c h e l l , M r . Adams, The J u n i o r R e p o r t e r s t a f f w i t h a membership o f eighteen seventh a n d eighth graders was organized during the f i r s t semester. Meetings take alternate Thursdays a t noon. A i m s are to read newspapers with understanding, to w r i t e with a journalistic style, and to publish t h e J u n i o r Reporter every s i x weeks. A n attempt i s made t o deliver the J u n i o r R e p o r t e r t o a l l j u n i o r high school pupils. FIRST ROW: J e r r y M a c k , P h i l i p F r e d e r i c k , M r s . Bartlett, S e a m a n K n a p p . SECOND ROW: L i n d a M e l e n d y, L a r r y C u y l e r , D e b b y C o a t s , G e o r g i a F o x , Rose A n n K n a p p . T H I R D R O W : C h a r l e s M a i n s , Carol N e w b u r y, C a r o l J a s p e r. F O U R T H R O W: Susan L e i t c h , T e r r i Sue S m i t h , Ronald Olds. F I F T H ROW: A d e l e F i s c h e r , C a r l a B u s h , A l a n P a r k s . �Senior High Council Voices Our student council is composed of two r e g u l a r members and one alternate from each class, ninth through twelfth. These a r e t h e h a r d w o r k i n g students that did all the preparation for coming dance, handled all the money for the underclassmen pictures, m a d e several n e w r u l e s f o r the proved a l l s o c i a l events a n d donated $75.00 toward new cheerleading uniforms this year. T h e i r advisor was Mr. Adams. T h e o f f i c e r s o f the confer with M r. Adams. S E A T L D L i n d a A c M o o c i y, T r e a s . , R o n n i e S w a i n , P r e s . . M r . A d a m s , R o g e r S m i t h , V . P r e s . , N a n c y Wa t k i n s , Sect.. STANDINCi• M a r c i a B r o w n , C a r o l S c h a r f , S u s a n H a u g h e y Ronnie J o h n s o n , D a v i d F o r r e s t , M a r c M e r c h a n t , D i a n ( Chapman, B o b P o w e l l . ' 7 �Dream Nan Lee P i p e r, Lynn Robbins. Patsy McRae. Princess; Leon Bennett, Prince; Diana Chapman, Do!, IL n e s . A g a l a evening w a s enjoyed b y a l l . Diana and Marcia seryingrefreshments. •••• 18 �:lass of Plot Dirty Work Crossroa Nellie, A n n e t t e G r a y, c o m e s u p o n h e r h e r o , D a v i d Youngs, being framed b y the v i l l a i n and v i l l a i n e s s , B o b Washburn and Linda P e n d i l l . A t f i r s t , these positions were hard to out falling. The v i l l a i n , B o b , n o w c o n v e r s e s w i t h t h e w i d o w, J a n e t Smith, just b e f o r e poisoning h e r tea. T h i s scene provided a surprise f o r the actors o n t h e f i r s t n i g h t s i n c e t h e c u p f u l o f poison foamed over unexpectedly. After the death of the widow, the stage is set, with most of the play cast mourning her death. Mookie, a t t h e far left, was shocked at the experience of breaking a " l i v e " egg i n his pocket just before this scene. This provided a good laugh f o r the rest of the cast who conspired the idea against him. LEFT TO RIGHT: M i k e Hoppe, Bob Washburn, Pinky Hagerman, Linda Pendill, Ann Clark, A l i c e Eldred, and Annette Gray. In s c e n e t h r e e L i t t l e N e l l , Dale Marie Robinson. arid h e r m o t h e r grieve a t t h e thought of t h e l i t t l e g i r l ' s imprisoned f a t h e r. T h e g i r l s find i t h a r d to cry and not to laugh in don't they? �Library Assistants Aid Faculty 111/ '411" W W 1 Library FIRST R O W : B e t t y Wo o d m a n ; L e o n a H e i s e , V . P r e s . ; Janet G o s h c o i f , P r e s . ; S u e B i n g l e y , S e c . ; R o b e r t a H o w e l l , Reporter: M a r y B u r n s . S E C O N D ROW: L o u i s e Ruggles, M y r a Jones, K a t h y T h r a m s , Kathy Johnson, Elaine A l l w a r d t , M r s . E v e r t , B a r b a r a S c h u m a c h e r, B e t t y S h o l e s , L e s l i e G e e r, Sue G r i g s b y. The l a r g e s t s t a f f o f s t u d e n t l i b r a r i a n s i n m a n y y e a r s has s p e n t m a n y h o u r s h e l p i n g t o p r o c e s s n e w b o o k s , b e s i d e s d o i n g n u m e r o u s o t h e r t a s k s s u c h as t y p i n g and f i l i n g o f looking f o r l o s t c o p i e s o f books, s h e l v i n g and r e p a i r i n g . The b u l l e t i n b o a r d s h a v e been outstanding, d r a w i n g a t t e n t i o n t o the m a n y new and o l d books in t h e l i b r a r y. First Year Librarians 20 F I R S T R O W : C a r l a A u s t i n , R o s e m a r y 13avin, R u t h C u y l e r , Susan H a u g h e y , D o r t h a S a l y e r , C a r o l D i a m o n d , Y v o n n e Follis, A n n a K n a p p . S E C O N D R O W : S h e r r y M a s t e r s , Gracanne S m i t h , P e n n y M u s s e l m a n , J u d y T h o m p s o n , J u d i M c L a u g h l i n , L y n n Robbins, M a r i l y n P a r s h a l l , B e c k y Sell. T H I R D R 0 \ 1 : P a t M a w r y, K a r e n P a r k s , a r r e n Johnson, G r a n t H a r t , Sharon Musselman, Susan Hanna, Marcia Firecheisen. �Debaters Face Stiff Competition Through .t X i t i r r i L VATE ' 1W1P A l t e i t i t 4 David Youngs, Bob Washburn, M r s . Arey, Arlene Mitchell, Elaine A l l w a r d t , M o r r i s Sholes, Warren Johnson. Dave and Elaine l i s t e n attentively. w h i l e Bol, delivers his speech. 2t �Maroon and Gray For '62 Includes Many SEATED: G r a c a n n e S m i t h , Sandy E l d r e d , K a r e n Knapp, Kathy Donovan. STANDING: L a r r y Greuter,JanetGoshcoff, Dave Youngs, Brenda R a r i c k , C a r o l Baumeister, Nan Lee Piper, L i n d a P e n d i l l , E d i t o r, E a r l Hoenes, Judy Sawyer, Janice Bray, Carole Lower, Myra Jones. Much t i m e and work is put into the annual every year. Students stay after school and take time from study halls planning, t r i m m i n g , p a s t i n g , a n d typing to bring you this year's Maroon and Gray. We on the staff hope you'll enjoy remembering this year, and will be proud o f your Maroon and Gray. Nan L e e , Judy. L i n d a , Kathy, and David help paste t h e underclass pictures under rection of Mrs. Johnson. 22 �Paper Helps To Spread Much A l o t of time and effort are put into each issue of the Maroon and Gray. The staff should be lauded for their success in m a k i n g i t a paper that keeps dent body informed on the activities and events i n the school. Behind each issue there i s the news gathering, composing, typing, stenciling, s t a p l i n g a n d f i n a l l y distributing i n o r d e r t o put out a paper that the students can enjoy and be proud of. Carol, K a t h y, a n d M a r t h a s p e n d h o u r s a f t e r s c h o o l w o r k i n g on the paper. FRONT ROW: H a r r i e t Blake, Carol Baumeister, Martha Case, E d i t o r, Kathleen Doncryan, Assistant Editor, Janet Goshcoff, M y r a Jones. S E C O N D ROW: M a r s h a C l i n e , Larry G r e u t e r, Roberta H o w e l l , I t i e e t t e We l l s . K a m Knapp, Debbie Buell, Mrs. Serkel. �French Club Promotes Understanding of S E AT E D : K a t h y D o n o v a n , R e p o r t e r ; J a n e t G o s h c o f f , S e c t . ; K a r e n K n a p p , P r e s . ; J u d y S a w y e r, V. P r e s . ; M r s . J o h n s o n . S TA N D I N G : M y r a J o n e s , K a t h y J o h n s o n , C a r o l B a u m e i s t e r , Carol E n y a r t , B r y c e Adolph, M a r t h a Case, James Green, Linda P e n d i l l , J a n i c e B r a y, L e s l i e G e e r, N a n L e e P i p e r. T h i s i s t h e second y e a r f o r the French C l u b . I t has helped the members gain fluency i n guage t h r o u g h g a m e s atizations c a r r i e d o n i n F r e n c h . They h a v e h a d p a r t i e s w i t h French f o o d a n d s o n g s . A l s o they have studied F r e n c h h i s t o r y. The c l u b sponsored a fund r a i s i n g dance f o r a F r e n c h o r p h a n a n d hope t o m a k e i t a c l u b p r o j e c t . This has been a rewarding year for a l l w h o actively participated in F r e n c h C l u b . B r i g i t t e , Yv o n , Simone, Jacques, and M a r t h e read a p o p u l a r F r e n c h magazine, P a r i s Match. 24 �o FIRST ROW: K a t h y Donovan. Tr e a s . : Debbie Buell. Pres.; Martha Case. Second V. P r e s . : K a r e n Knapp. Sect.: D a l e Marie Robinson. F i r s t V . P r e s . ; M r s . Hooker. SECOND ROW: C a r l a Austin. Carol Scharf, Sharon Richmond. Becky Sell, Kathy Johnson. Janet Funk, Sharon Wart. Rosemarie B a v i n . L o r r a i n e Manchester. Susan F o s t e r. T H I R D ROW: B e t t y S t r o n g , E l a i n e A l l w a r d t . N a n c y Watkins. M a r s h a C l i n e . Sharon Musselman, P a t M o w r y. Sue Bingley. M a r y M e n c h . The F u t u r e Te a c h e r s o f A m e r i c a is p l a n n i n g o n g i v i n g a s c h o l a r s h i p which one o f the members w i l l receive. To r a i s e m o n e y f o r t h i s t h e y h e l d dances a n d sponsored other activities. F. T. A . i s exploratory. A cadet teaching program i s maintained, w i t h bers devoting h a l f -day periods helping the elementary and junior high schools. Guest speakers were invited to discuss some o f t h e i r experiences i n teaching and t o explain the problems and joys of the profession. Being i n t h i s organization educational and rewarding. ' • • • • • • Carol enjoys working w i t h the fifth graders and M r s . Mattson as part F. T. A . life. �F.F.A. Helps Keep The School 4° owassi 4 UNION CITY FRONT ROW: B o b Sutfin, Roger Smith, Sam Dolbee, D u a r d M a r t i n , M a r l i n Braulcer. S E C O N D ROW: James Va n W o r m e r, M i k e Diamond, Charles Bodine. Rex Barrington. D e n n i s Jones, A l v i n Downard, Dewey Wilson, W Arno O ' D e l l , Roger Hughes, J e r r y D e Merin.. ROW: D i c k M o r r i l l , D a r r e l l Krieg, Richard Dibert, L a r r, M i l l e r, B o b C l i n e , Steve Harvey, M a r l i n Manic, F e r n s Jones, Jack Smith. The b o y s e n r o l l e d i n F . F . A . h a v e b e e n v e r y a c t i v e t h i s y e a r. T h e y have helped t o i m p r o v e pearance o f t h e s c h o o l g r o u n d s b y p l a n t i n g s h r u b s o u t s i d e t h e a g r i c u l t u r e r o o m and b y seeding b a l l p r a c t i c e f i e l d . T h e b o y s h a v e h a d s e v e r a l m o n e y r a i s i n g p r o j e c t s , among w h i c h a r e seeds, t r a c t o r s e a t s , a n d C h r i s t m a s t r e e s . S e v e r a l v e r y e d u c a t i o n a l a g r i c u l t u r a l e x h i b i t s have been put up o n t h e b u l l e t i n b o a r d s b y t h e m . A f e w o f t h e i r o t h e r p r o j e c t s have been t r i m m i n g t r e e s , p l a n t i n g on a pine t r e e p l a n t a t i o n , h u n t i n g f e r t i l i z e r p l a c e m e n t s , a n d s t u d y i n g s o i l f o r m a t i o n . T h e boys i n F. F. A . have p e r f o r m e d m a n y s e r v i c e s t o the s c h o o l and c o m m u n i t y. FRONT ROW: L a r r y Masters, To m Tom Smith, A r t h u r Preston, David Haat , . 1 , M r. We i r i c h . S E C O N D ROW: Bernard Diamond, Lynn aft R o b b i n s , Ta r y White, David Watk 1 . . "" Crandall, O r , �Along With Other Projects "11100-4 Four a g r i c u l t u r e students participate i n a demonstration. - E bulletin t x i a r d d i s p l a y m a d e b y t h e F . F . i r e , riumb.r b o y s t e l l s o f the After a n F . F . t . m t i n . friend! . . f ft. r , �Fine Music • FIRST ROW: Anna Knapp, Linda Hurley, Penny Musselman, Dianne H i t c h c o x , L o n e t t e W e l l s . S E C O N D ROW: Connie Howard, E v e l y n L u x , O r r i n Johnson, P a u l a MacDonald, 411 • 11 Pat P l a t z , J a n e t R i l e y, M a r t y L e p p e r. T H I R D ROW: Carol Norton, Ralph Gottschalk, David Rench, J e r r y Mack. Ron Brewer. FIRST ROW: B a r b a r a Augustine, Sheri Smith, Bob Brewer, Adam Offenbecher. SECOND ROW: Dianne Hitchcox, Bob H e n r y, Pinky Hagerman, L o u i s Do r me r, Earl Hoenes, Janet Funk. T H I R D ROW: Joyce Platz, P h y l l i s Reed, Bob Washburn, Jerry Mack, Skip Knapp, M r. Clayton. �unior High Groups and -7 PI% 77 4 . f j " . T . • i r 1 4 •Pe • V / I '04 „ I N (‘ M Mom F LAST HOW: K a r e n blusolf, L i n d a M c N a l l , M a r y Lynne Jones, Shelley Kingsley, S h e r r y Hawkins, C a r o l Newbury. S E C O N D ROW: David Priest. Bob Brewer, Gary Smith, Carla Bush, Joyce I • • . 49. . Fairchild, Marlene Johnston, Gary Garrison. T H I R D ROW: Alan Parks, J i m Offenbecher, John Wetherholt, To m M e t z l e r, Gaylon Ford, Seaman Knapp, M r. Clayton. 2* �Music Men F I R S T R O W : C o r a M a e S p i n d l o w, B e t t y M i t c h e l l , B e t t y W o o d m a n , Phyllis R e e d , A n n i e T u l e . S E C O N D ROW: D e n n i s J o n e s , Janice B r a y , L u c e t t e W e l l s , J o y c e P l a t z , E l a i n e A l l w a r d t , L i n d a A c M o o d y, Gail W h i t l o c k , B r e n d a D a v i s , M a r y M e n c h . T H I R D ROW: M i k e D i a m o n d , M a r c i a Brecheisen, N a n c y Wa t k i n s , Ron Hawkins, Andy B a u m e i s t e r , Arlene Mitchell, Robert Cline, L a r r y Parkison,Karen P a r k s , A d a m O f f e n b e c h e r, F O U R T H R O W : S h a r o n R i c h m o n d , S t e v e K e n t , R o g e r S m i t h , B o b Wa s h b u r n . MAJORETTES Ti n a L e p p e r , Dcmna K a t z , P a t s y McRae, Janice B r a y, L u c e t t e Wells, Anna Belle Tule. �istrumental 411 FIRST R O W- L i n d a M a b u s , M a r y M e r c h a n t , P a t M o w r y, M a r s h a Cline, J u d y P l a t z . S E C O N D R O W S h a r o n Musselman, B r e n d a Rarick, B a r b a r a Augustine, B i l l Adolph. B e r n a r d Diamond, Sheri Smith. D o n n a K a t z . T H I R D ROW: B r y c e A d o l p h , Dennis M i l l e r, The U.C.H.S. Band started out t h e i r 1961-62 year by traveling to Detroit, for the Fair. Next in line was the colorful ing contest, held i n Coldwater. Another highlight was t h e f i r s t m a s s e d band f e s t i v a l , N e e l the Mayor Is a n a n n u a l st, event f o r U. C . H . y It • 4 A t M a r t y C h a r d , R i c h a r d D i b e r t , R i c k Robinson, B o b H e n r y, L o u i s D o r m e r, E a r l H o e n e s , P a u l C l u t t e r, J a n e t F u n k . F O U R T H ROW: Drew C r a i g , B e y e r l e n P e c k , Elizabeth Hagerman, M r . Clayton. January 2 4 , consisting o f A t h e n s , Q u i n c y, a n d Union C i t y Bands. We w e r e w e l l represented b y soloists a n d ensembles who went t o the d i s t r i c t contest. T h e f i n a l e v e n t w a s t h e concert. �S Senior High Chorus and Patty A d a m s , B e v e r l e n P e c k . K a t h y Haw ver Sue W ' e l d e r m a n , B r e n d a D a v i s , M a r y M e n c h . The Harmonaires, chosen from the g i r l s ' chorus, enlivened many school and community programs w i t h t h e i r harmonizing a s w e l l a s w i t h t h e i r bright red dresses. Show Fine F I R S T R O W: Sue W e i d e r m a n , K a t h y H a w v e r , D o r t h a S a l v e r, Nancy C a r p e n t e r, B a r b a r a S c h u m a c h e r, P h y l l i s Reed, Debbie Buell, M a r y M e n c h , B e v e r l y n P e c k , Sharon R i c h m o n d . S EC ON D R O W : E l i z a b e t h Hagerman, Sherry Masters, Beverly M a i n s , N a n L e e P i p e r , S u z i e Grigsby', A l i c e 32 Eldred, D i a n a C h a p m a n , B e c k y S e l l , Janet K e l l e r. T H I R D ROW: B r e n d a D a v i s , L o i s K r i e g , B e t t y Wa t s o n , A n n C l a r k . Patty P a r k s , J e a n L e w i s , P a t A d a m s , P a t L e w i s , M r . Clayton, d i r e c t o r. �Queen Annie Rules Vernon w a t c h f u l l y e y e s t h e c r o w n as h e c a r r i e s it to Queen Anna Belle. Co-captains Sam Gregory and Ronnie Swain present the rose bouquet to Her Highness Anna Belle Tule. 1 it,,, MISS MAROON A N �Cheerleaders Exhibit Poise L i n d a A c M o o d y, K a r e n K n a p p , A n n a B e l l e T u l e , K a r e n R a t z o w, L u c e t t e W e l l s . K N E F L I N G : P a t t y A d a m s , R u t h Z a r m s t o r f . S T A N D I N G : B r e n d a D a v i s , J a n i c e B r . -1‘ . M a r c i a B r o w n . 34 �ATHLETI �Reserve F R O N T R O W : K e i t h W h i t l o c k , To m R o b e r t s , To m M e t z l e r, Alfred Sebo, B o b P e a r s o n , K e n Edgell, A r t h u r Preston, Gary W a g a r , T e d M o o r e , G a r y M a c k , B a r r y P h i l l i p s , Wa l t e r R o s e n b e r r y, L a r r y B e n n e t t , R a l p h G o t t s c h a l k. SECOND R O W : B o b S m i t h , D e n n i s M i l l e r , M i k e Robinson, David H a s t y, A n d y B a u m e i s t e r, To m H i c k s , J e r r y C a r m e n , David Wa t k i n s , Donnie Hoenes, B r y c e A d o l p h , D a v i d Hanna, Union Union Union Union Union Union Union To t a l To m S m i t h , B o b b y H e n r y , K e n n e t h C u y l e r , D o n a l d S c o t t , BACK R O W : C o a c h W h e e l e r, R o n n i e Reed, G e o r g e G e e r, K i m K a e c h e l e , M i k e J a c o b s , R o g e r E n y a r t , T e r r y W hite, Gary B o e s , O r r i n J o h n s o n , B i l l P a r k s , T o m C a r p e n t e r. Gary G a r r i s o n , L a r r y P a r k i s o n , G r a n t H a r t , D a n Hanna, Coach Wa d e . 1961 R E S E R V E F O O T B A L L SCORES Bronson 0 Quincy 0 7 Homer 7 Athens 6 Reading 7 State H o m e Pennfield 0 '2- 3 2 24 1 2 24 1 156 Inexperience p l a g u e d t h e L i t t l e M a r o o n s t h i s y e a r . T h e l a r g e s t t e a m i n y e a r s t o r e p o r t f o r f a l l p r a c t i c e w a s a t a s k i n d e e d f o r Coach Wade. T h e y r e p o r t e d f o r p r a c t i c e a t t h e s a m e t i m e a s d i d t h e V a r s i t y . B a s i c f u n d a m e n t a l s w e r e t h e m a i n o b j e c t o f the f i r s t f e w practice. Although s o m e o f t h e L i t t l e M a r o o n s s c o r e s w e r e l o p s i d e d e v e r y p l a y e r on the t e a m was g i v i n g 1 0 0 % t o t h e c a u s e o f t h e g a m e . T h e y gained e x p e r i e n c e t h a t w i l l b e n e f i t the f u t u r e U.C.H.S. Va r s i t y t e a m s t o come. 36 �"Our Future M r. W h e e l e r, G a r y B o e s , L a r r y Parkison. Gary G a r r i s o n . Bill P a r k s , D o u g G i l b e r t , T o m Lenora. C l y d e S a l y e r, M r . Wa d e . FIRST R O W : B a r r y P h i l l i p s , W a l t e r R o s e n b e r r y. L y n n Robbins, B o b P e a r s o n . S E C O N D R O W : D a v i d W a t k i n s , Bryce A d o l p h . Ron Hawkins, Dennie M i l l e r, Dave Hanna, RESERVE SCORES Union Union Union Union Union Union ( 1 ( C ity City City 1• ' • 1 Union r1--: . Union Union Union Union Union t - City , , , City City City City City 2 27 30 29 27 34 2 20 32 23 28 36 41 52 24 4 Colon Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Athens Homer Bronson St. C h a r l e s Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Reading 27 2 4 3 2 2 44 44 2' L a r r y and Doug r e a r h f o r t h e ‘ k y . " its." �Varsity FRONT R O W : B o b Powell, R i c k Robinson, B r a d l e y B a k e r, To m Adams, K y l e C o n v e r s e , M a r l i n B r a u k e r, W a r r e n Johnson, L e o n Bennett, S t e v e K e n t , L y n n R o b b i n s , J i m S m i t h ( m g r. ) S E C O N D ROW: D a v i d F o r r e s t , R o n n i e S w a i n , J i m A d a m s , K y l e T h a y e r , Bob W a s h b u r n , J a c k D o l b e e , R o g e r S m i t h , M i k e S w a r t h o u t , R o n n i e J o h n s o n , T e r r y B r o w n . B A C K R O W : C o a c h W h e e l e r, P a u l C l u t t e r , Marty C h a r d , S a m G r e g o r y, E a r l H o e n e s , Steve H a r v e y, D r e w C r a i g , B o b C l i n e , M a r l i n M a c k , K u r t i s s G r u . n e r, F r a n k S i m i n g t o n , F e r r i s J o n e s , C o a c h Wa d e . Why I ook So Glum; W e T i e d T h e m . . . . ( A t h e n s ) The M a r o o n s g o t o f f t o a v e r y f a s t p a c e . w i n n i n g f o u r straight g a m e s w i t h o u t b e i n g s c o r e d upon. W h e n a r c h r i v a l s Athens c a m e t o t o w n b e f o r e a r e c o r d a t t e n d a n c e t h e M a r o o n s had m u c h t o b e p r o u d o f . T h i s w a s t h e o f f i c i a l d e d i c a t i o n new s c o r e b o a r d w h i c h w a s t h e f i r s t e l e c t r i c a l l y operated entire L i t t l e " C " Conference. The M a r o o n s r e p o r t e d f o r p r a c t i c e i n l a t e A u g u s t . t w o weeks b e f o r e s c h o o l w a s t o b e g i n . T h e c o a c h e s one t o be i n t o p shape, s o u n d e r the s t i f l i n g h e a t t h e y r a n t h e h i l l , e x e r c i s e s , e t c e t e r a u n t i l e v e r y o n e w a s i n top physical s h a p e b y t h e t i m e s c h o o l s t a r t e d . T h i s y e a r . u n l i k e others, w e w e r e r a n k e d i n t h e s t a t e r a t i n g s m a n y t i m e s . A l s o an " A l l L i t t l e " C " C o n f e r e n c e A l l S t a r T e a m " w a s chosen. These b o y s w e r e s e l e c t e d b y t h e p l a y e r s t h e m s e l v e s f r o m a l l players i n t h e c o n f e r e n c e . F r o m o u r M i g h t y M a r o o n s f o u r p l a y e r s w e r e c h o s e n : R o n Swain, o ff e n s e and defense, h a l f b a c k : D r e w C r a i g , d e f e n s i v e t a c k l e ; S t e v e H a r v e y, defense guard. and J i m A d a m s , d e f e n s i v e end. Both C o a c h W h e e l e r a n d Wa d e d i d a s u p e r i o r j o b t h i s y e a r w i t h t h e b o y s . T h e y i n s t i l l e d i n t h e i r m i n d s good s p o r t s m a n s h i p . f a i r p l a y, a n d a b o v e a l l , t e a m w o r k . B o t h coaches deserve our congratulations. �Seniors Added Ron w e a v e s h i s w a y other touchdown Prdcti, e a u r k s up t h i r s t *Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union VA R S I T Y 1961 F O O T B A L L S C O R E B O A R D Colon 1 1 Bronson Jonesville 30 Litchfield 6 Athens 7 Reading 0 Homer 1 Quincy 7 0 0 0 0 7 2 2 7 41 4 9 To t a l s Lost 2 Won M r . W h e e l e r a n d s e n i o r m e m b e r s o f his squad accept the n e w s c o r e b o a r d , a c o m m u n i t y and s c h o o l p r o j e c t , f r o m J. B . W a s h b u r n 2 Ti e d (* nonconference) TIME HO f t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • 2 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • VISIT 3 4 • • • • DOW • p TO • • lig 01k 1 18i 32'43740 4 P,-•)12e 1 CI �"Varsity F R O N T R O W: M i k e S w a r t h o u t , K y l e T h a y e r , 'Tom A d a m s , Ron J o h n s o n , B o b R o s e n b e r r y , K y l e C o n v e r s e , P e t e C l u t t e r. B A C K R C M : H o g e r S m i t h , J i m A d a m s . M a r l i n M a c k , D r e w C r a i g , B o b C l i n e , M a r t y C h a r d , M r . Wa d e . VA R S I T Y SCORES Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City 69 57 42 58 55 72 69 60 45 63 52 69 75 50 67 48 *Colon Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Athens Homer Bronson *St. C h a r l e s Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Reading *(non- c o n f e r e n c e ) TN. M a r o o n s battle the C o m e t : , 40 52 36 60 7 47 58 59 47 54 6 63 49 7 7 41 59 There Home Home There Home There Home Home There Home There Home Home There There There �For one b r i e f second, a s t h e b a l l i s tossed into the a i r, all watch and wonder, "Who's going to get i t ? " 4 A Caught o f f g u a r d , t h e opposing team stop Bob's shot. 41 �"Our esti '441 F I R S T R O W : B r a d B a k e r , K y l e T h a y e r , R o n n i e S w a i n , To m D e n n i e M i l l e r , P a u l C l u t t e r , M a r t y C h a r d , D r e w C r a i g , A d a m s , K y l e C o n v e r s e , M i k e S w a r t h o u t . S E C O N D R O W : R i c h a r d A d o l p h , J i m A d a m s , B o b R o s e n b e r r y ' . M r . Wa d e . This i s o u r v a r s i t y baseball t e a m f o r 1960-61. These b o y s a r e l o o k i n g f o r w a r d t o this y e a r ' s season v e r y m u c h . A l l o f t h e m , i n c l u d i n g M r . Wa d e , a r e looking f o r w a r d t o a v e r y s u c c e s s f u l s e a s o n . " G o o d Luck Boys r These w e r e o u r 1 9 6 1 - 6 2 f o o t b a l l a n d b a s k e t b a l l m a n a g e r s . T h e s e b o y s d i d a v e r y good j o b i n h e l p i n g the t e a m s t o v i c t o r y. Andy B a u m e i s t e r . 1 1 m S m i t h To m M e t z l e r 42 �"Track Stars" FIRST ROW: M i k e Swarthout, T e r r y B r o w n , J a c k Dolbee, F r a n k S i m i n g t o n , M a r l i n M a c k , B o b C l i n e , K u r t G r u n e r, D a v e F o r r e s t , R o n S w a i n , R i c k R o b i n s o n . S E C O N D R O W: M a r t y C h a r d , S a m G r e g o r y , M r . W h e e l e r . Two o f o u r seniors along w i t h Bob Wetherholt and L a r r y O l i v e r ( p a s t graduates) s e t t h e school record i n t h e m i l e r e l a y i n 1961. W e a r e very proud o f D a v i d a n d S a m f o r helping d o t h i s feat. �Sports Talent Recognized By Varsity Club New varsity club members this year, w i l l always remember this year's initiation. Many new tricks were pulled on the new members. This y e a r t h e v a r s i t y c l u b sponsored a dance a f t e r one o f the g a m e s . T h e y a l s o h a d a dance during the cation. P l a n s w e r e d i s c u s s e d about a possible t r i p t o f e s s i o n a l basketball game in Detroit. FIRST I t o W : M i k e S w a r t h o u t , Sect.: J i m A d a m s , Sgt. a t W h e e l e r . I L I I I I L I R O W : J a c k D o i b e e , R o g e r S m i t h , B o b Arms; M a r t y C h a r d , V . P r e s . ; D a v e F o r r e s t , Tr e a s . : W a s h b u r n , S a m G r e g o r y, R o n Johnson, M a r l i n B r a u k e r. Ron S w a i n , P r e s . . S E C O N D R O W : B r a d B a k e r , K y l e F O U R T H R O W : P a u l C l u t t e r , S t e v e H a r v e y , D r e w C r a i g , T h a y e r, K y l e C o n v e r s e , R i c k R o b i n s o n , Steve K e n t , M r . B o b C l i n e , E a r l Hoenes, F r a n k Simington. 44 �_...dia UNDERGRA �Seventh Grade First Taste Of 4,•• Ron B r e w e r , P r e s i d e n t ; W a r r e n C o n v e r s e , R e p o r t e r , E m i l ) Ta s s i e , S e c r e t a r y ; C a r o l N ' a r k o c z e s k i , T r e a s u r e r ; D a r r e l Adams, V i c e - P r e s i d e n t „ Phyllis AcMoody Mark Aldrich Darrell Adams - I r I u r a Baumeister Etnu-df=rs Carol Bavin 7ft Jane B r : i n d t I i s Brecheisen Rona; B r e w e r S u z a n n e B r e v, e r lindA Brooks it-7 -A Jane B u s h Ardella Button \I r Lester Cable ile‘en C o n g d o n F, r i k 1 Gerald Congdon 1 W a r r e n Converse Timothy Bunda‘ �11.0 'CA r 41 rik g . / T. . f f r e v E d g e l l Dale F n y a r t Georgia Fox Billy Hilyard ' Deo G r i g s b y Lorna Hanna Bunnee H a r p e r Eugene H a r v e y nrville finath „Turk. 1.4,-,pnes Carol Jasper Sharon J e n k i n s asi Diane L i t t l e The J u n i o r as i n f o r m a t i o n . Robert Little Larry Lower ,r! i n e h e a t e r 11114 Russell Johnson �en el% -1r I s . 41 la ' !Mb:. / B a r , . j L 7 f r t ' ( faa eft. A ' • gootP 0 A i 4 d Jimmie Musolt Thomas Miller John M u s o l f Te r r y M u s s e l m a n Sandy P a r k s Ronald Olds ( Peoncr Berneice Risk 1 R o b e r t s Judy S m i t h Seventh g r a d e H o m e E c . g i r l s m a k e C h r i s t m a s b a s k e t s f o r t h e i r m o t h e r s . 48 E m i l y Ta s s i e E r i c Tundevolci Shirley Va n Wo r m e r Bever' \ John S i r n i n g t o n Shirley Romans Judy S m i t h V a u g h n Smith �R i c h a r d \a a l k e r ‘-‘ r 4, 6eorge Walker Carol Warkoczeski - Future h o m e m a k e r s note the do's and don'ts of cooking. Ir irsop To m W liiticy Jon W a s h b u r n Lorraine Wright R i c h a r d R o s c o e 1 Va t k i n s Ya n c y Walla Christine Longker ( . . e r a i d Schumacher Le R o y C l a a r Seventh g r a d e b o y s a c q u i r e t h e b a s i c p r i n c i p l e s o f J r. H i g h Shop. 49 �Eighth Graders Are Prepared For Pat P l a t z . T r e a s u r e r : T o m F o r r e s t , S e . . . . Wetherholt. P r e s i d e n t ; M o r r i s M c D a n i e l . V i c e - P r e s i d e n t Larry Bailey David B a r n h a r t Sharon B a u d e r Steven B a v i n Raymond Blais Curtiss Blowers Sue B u r n s Carla Bush Thomas Claar Cindy C l a r k Dallas Crandall Sherry Danbury Linda E l d r e d Joyce F a i r c h i l d Adele F i s c h e r • Barbara Bowders ats Robert B r e w e r Art e 4 1 4 t Darlene D e M e r i t t James DeMeritt John D u n c a n r Nancy F r e d e r i c k Phillip F r e d e r i c k . L a r r ) Hampton r S h e m h u e Isms D i a n e Hitchcox �1 Gloria Hoppe t i l •S, l Jeanette j o h n s o n Marlene Johnstone Rose A n n K n a p p Seaman Knapp Te r r y K e y e s Bruce Kincaid Curtiss Kelley -. ...,' A l l i 1 1 1 1 1 Shelley K i n g s l e y Vivian L o c k w o o d P a u l a MacDonald P a m e l a Lehman Gary M Janet L i n c o l n Martin Leppet Charles Mains Jerry Mack ri t A A i l l dikA _ A / I Danie a l t Linda M c N a l i Linda Melendy Sharon M i t c h e l l TYP TYPE 2 TYPE 3 4. Linda. LAN heryl h o w to use percentage. �f febil dr* Jacqueline Renck Wayne S i m i n g t o n D o r i n Renner Janet R i l e y U . n . - m e l t z e r Cl I r y S m i t h Judith R o d e r i c k M a r y Sebo Mary Segers Kennet Th^rr7=,7)n Te r r i Sue S m i t h 111 .111111 C a r o l To n e r B i l l y To n e r J o h n Wetherholt E v e l y n e.nnta r h a L . : o r n i , 8 I 11 Catherine Winans 4 j . •11°. . Alan P a r k s John, D i a n e , a n d S k i p l o c a t e t h e c u r r e n t e v e n t s around the w o r l d . (014 Sheldon V a n W o r m e r �Eighth graLh.rs i i s c u s S t o r n . t n \ fJets of BETTER ENGLISH. Alan Parks demonstrates the structure of a human. Mrs. H a w v e r teaches ciples t o L o n e t t e W e l l s , C a r l a B u s h , and Ron B r e w e r. The b o y s p a r t i c i p a t e i n ucation el:inn under the direction of M r. Wade. �Freshmen Their High . Paula Weeks. T r e a s . ; S h a r o n R i c h m o n d , Sec.; Sandy Eldred, P r e s . : K e n n e t h C u y l e r, V . P r e s . Patricia Adams Rose M a r i e B a v i n (Jerry Carman Larry Bennett Brenda Bean 0.f i l l , 4 4 N a n c y Carpenter G a r y %.4.11L J a n i c e Cronkhite J a n e t Boes Cutchall t‘ Va l e r i e A d a m s 1 Nlaranne Burnside Marcia Brown Kenneth C u e r F r t ' r . d a (111111141 Bernard Diamond Kenneth E d g e l l a&a Sandra E l d r e d di Duane F i n n e y • i : e a •e 4 0 • 1 Gaylon F o r d •Nirt•Zr Gerald Garrison G e o r ce G e e r Sally Glen Ralph G o t t s c h a l k Larol Gray 1 Carla Austin • Davis �Biology, History and David Hanna Linda H u r l e y Ronald H a w k i n s S t a n l e y H a w v e r O r r i n Johnson Steven J o h n a o r D a n i e l Robert H e n r y Jonr.c C o n n i e Howard Kim Kaeehele di tughlin L i n d a Mabus ' itellheces s e m b l Bob. B a r b e r a . and Sandra learn atiout the human both, i n g a mannikin In biology class. �The Freshmen See Things As They A Te d M o o r e Judy N l u s s e l m a n r m a r d r i r ' A " 1 . i Penny M u s s e l m a n l 4 41V Olt' Offenbecher Larry Parkison 4 A d a m * Robert Pears,r1 V . . m Parks Carol Pequignot ,A Adam. B r e n d a . K e n n e t h a n d J a n e t u s e a m i c r o s c o p e i n t h e i r biology class. Barry Phillips \eva Preston Diane R a n k i r. AkJA 44T1 Barbara Rathbun S h a r o n Richmond Thomas Roberts Michael Robinson Walter R o s e n b e r r y Carol Scharf 1 4 1 M a u r i c e S h O l e S SuQan S m e l t z e r L i n d a Smith �Develop Mental and Physical Alertness k. Mary Lou Smith Robert S m i t h Sherri Smith e Z W i b A 4 Washburn Sharon W a r t '.1....higan H i s t o r y students l e a r n that t h e r e i s more to the world than just Michigan. Ak Linda Stevens J u d y Thompson Gary Wa g a r �Sophomores Bryce Adolph, Tr e a s u r e r ; Leon B e n n e t t . P r e s i d e n t ; Kathy Johnson, S e c r e t a r y ; Patsy McRae. President Barbara Augustine A n d r e w Baumeister A11 Elaine A l l w a r d t James Atwood Rolland B l o w e r s Dennis B o a t m a n A Leon Bennett Joan B l a k e Janice B r a y John B r e w e r ri I N A Diana B r a n d t Barney B r a u k e r M a r y Burns Judith C a r p e n t e r e l -7.17) .;•• Thomas Carpenter Chapman Marsha Cline Calvin Crandall Ethelyn C u y l e r Carol Diamond Louis D o r m e r Roger E n y a r t Jackie F a i r c h i l d D i a n a Ruth C u y l e r A .Andrew D i a m o n d Susan F o s t e r �Interest In Physical Science . Richard F r a k e r J e r r y George 4.1 Gr trt H a r t O l t Douglas G i l b e r t S,Isari H a u g h e y Norma Gordon G e r a l d i n e Grigsby Leona Heise rommy Hicks M a r y Griswold Gordon florin 4 f 1 Thomas Lenon a �Tenth Graders Have Many Interests! Patricia Miller V a l e r i n e 7\1,- , r e v Patricia Mowry Sharon M u s s e l m a n Marilyn 'NI Thera Pearson Nan L e e P i p e r Joyce P l a t z Dress- m a k i n g ana goou grooming i s a p a r t o t sophomore home e c o n o m i c s . James Pohlman A r t h u r P r e s t o r, Phyllis Reed r Ronald Reed Dortha Salyer David Rench Barbara Schumacher Lynn R o b b i n s Becky Sells Jim Bob Roninson Wa y n e R o u n d s Athcrin, S i Clyde Salyer I horriAs S m t t �Shop, Reading Entertainme Betty S t r o n g R u t h Wa r s o p Jim Bob d r i l l s as l r . M i l l i g a n watches. The d e c o r a t i n g c o m m i t t e e i s w o r k i n g hard t o m a k e t h e annual S n o B a l l a t rulv g a l l ' n t . �Chai6. i c e - P r e i d e n t . Roberta S e c r e t a r ± , : Janet G o s h e o ff . T r e a s u r e r : T e r r y B r o w n . P r e s i d e n t Linda AcNloodv A Bradley Baker Charles Bodine Robert Cline Willard Adolph Marcia Brecheisen Kyle C o n v e r s e C a r o l Baumeister T e r r y Brown Rita C u y l e r Raymond i i r o s t .tr01 n a r t Richard Adolph Adams A Sue B i n g l e y Patricia Biteman Martha Case L a r r y Chaffee Jerry DeMeritt Yv o n n e F o l l i s H a r r i e t Bike • Michael Diamond 4/1" . 4 1 6 4 1 1 6 AtriA Donovan L T h o m a s Martin Lllarci R I , hard Dibi-rt �Wear Their Class Rings Proudly. Janet Gosheoff James Green cusIn H i n n l Steven H 3 r v e v Larry Greuter Roberta Howell H o w a r d Grigsby Roger Hughes Linda Hand Delores Hurley Myr, Hi., •,aren K n a p p A Sharon Hanna Jim Johnson �Chemistry And Algebra Prepare Juniors For Rettv M i t c h e f l Dick M o r r i l l Ernest Robinson R o b e r t Rosenberry Karen Parks Gracanne Smith Patricia Parks Linda R a r i c k Sharon R i c e Roger Smith Anciris S t r u p u i l s Kyle T h a y e r • or Annabelle Tu l e L u c e t t e Wells Keith W h i t l o c k Dewey W i l s o n Betty Wo o d m a n Amateur chemists experiment to become pro's. Algebra s t u d e n t s a p p e a r t o b e baffled b y equation. ��to. Senior Year Is CLASS F L O W E R : Red Rose CLASS M O T T O : The M o s t U s e l e s s D a y O f A l l I s That I n W h i c h W e H a v e N o t Laughed. CLASS COLORS: K e l l y G r e e n A n d Whit€ R O B E R T WA S H B U R N B o b w a s t h e Va l e d i c t o r i a n o f t h e senior c l a s s . H e was i n senior band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , v i c e - p r e s i d e n t i n 3, a n d p r e s i d e n t i n 4 . H e w a s class president 2 and 3 , bate 2 , 3 , 4 , w a s i n t h e s e n i o r p l a y, a n d s e v e r a l ities. B o b ' s h o b b i e s a r e g u n s and w o r k i n g o n c a r s . H e p l a n s on e n t e r i n g c o l l e g e t o t a k e u p law o r engineering. ELIZABETH HAGERMAN Elizabeth w a s o n t h e t o p t e n listings and was chosen f o r the D.A.R. good c i t i z e n a w a r d . She was i n t h e j u n i o r a n d s e n i o r plays a n d i n s e n i o r band 2,3,4. She w a s a l s o c h o r u s p i a n i s t i n 2,3,4, a n d m a k e s p i a n o p l a y i n g her h o b b y. E l i z a b e t h w a n t s t o enter college. D AV I D YOUNGS Dave w a s t h e S a l u t a t o r i a n o f t h e Senior C l a s s a n d orable mention on National M e r i t Te s t s . H i s a c t i v i t i e s nual s t a f f 4 , t r a c k 3 a n d 4 , S e n i o r Play a n d debate 4 . H i s hobbies are a m a t e u r r a d i o r a p h y. D a v e p l a n s o n e n t e r i n g Michigan Te c h , a n d s t u d y i n g electrical o r neering. The c l a s s o f " 6 2 " i s p r o u d o f t h e i r t r o p h i e s . B o b , Elizabeth, and D a v i d . 66 �To Remember REX BARRINGTON Rex h a s b e e n i n the F u t u r e Farmers o f A m e r i c a all four years. H i s hobby i s cars and he hopes t o b e c o m e a m i l l worker a f t e r h i s graduation. . 4 2 1 1 M i k e Swarthout, V i c e -Pros., Debbie B u e l l , Sect., Kurt Gruner Pres., Janice Carpenter, Treas. W I L L I A M BOOTH B i l l ' s hobby i s ing. He plans on going armed f o r c e s , preferably the Coast Guard. DEBORAH BUELL Debbie ) . t r r Future I 1.2.3.4. second v i c e - p r t s i t i e n t president 4 . She w a s j v and senior class secretor) on the Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 on t h e Queen's Court i r senior year. Debbie i s ninf o n erring t o 011 vrt Col �Homeroom Harbors Busy Minds and KAY BUSSEMA Kay w a s i n o u r s e n i o r high chorus f o r h e r years i n high school, and was a hot lunch helper in her juniot and s e n i o r years. K a y loves to b o w l in her spare time and is planning t o go into nurse's training after graduation. ANIC E CARPENTER Janice h a d t h e j o b ing track of the seniors money as t h e c l a s s t r e a s u r e r. She was a l s o nominated f o r t h e Homecoming Qu e e n ' s C o u r t during her senior year. Janice wants t o go t o beauty school a f t e r s h e graduates this spring. ANN CLARK Ann was in the senior also in chorus her senior year. She likes to r o l l e r skate inher spare time. Ann is join the Navy after uation. r itit PAUL CLUTTER TOP 1 0 . P a u l was active i n football and basketball all four years o f h i s h i g h s c h o o l career. He also v.'as a member of o u r h i g h s c h o o l band f o r four y e a r s . I n P a u l ' s j u n i o r year h e was i n the play. H e has been accepted at Western Michigan University. Mrs. Davison helps one o f the new senior homerooms in registration on the A DANIEL COREY In Dan's junior year he the J -Hop c o m m i t t e e . H i s senior year he joined the track and baseball teams. Dan terested i n c a r s and plans to go to Kellogg lege in the fall. 68 ANDRE_ \\ CRAIG Drew %as a valuable man on our f o o t b a l l , basketball a n d baseball teams during all his high school l i f e . I n the band he played t h e bass horn f o r four years. D r e w wants to go Into coaching and i s planning to attend Olivet College. �Office Practice Prepares New JACK DULBEE Jack h a s p l a y e d f o o t b a l l i n high school, and has been on the t r a c k t e a m f o r h i s f i r s t three y e a r s . H e h a s been a member o f the F u t u r e Farmers o f A m e r i c a all four years o f h i s high school life. Karen a n d S u e concentrate on getting t h e i r o ff i c e p r a c t i c e in on dictaphone and adding machine help! ALICE ELDRED Alice sang in the chor., her j u n i o r and s e n i o r y e a r s . She was also in both the junior play a n d t h e s e n i o r p l a y s . After graduation, A l i c e wants to g o t o Kellogg Community College. ANNETTE TOP TEN. Annette seirepsper s t a r t d u r patter y e a r s a d also h guitar r o l l l a both the pi play and the seater play. , her craftiness, A n n e t t e p i n e a l mg t o Masud Kellogg JERRY ECKERT During J e r r y ' s freshman and sophomore y e a r s h e p l a y e d basketball. J e r r y a l s o terested in hunting and fishing. He w a n t s t o g o t o F e r r i s Institute a f t e r h e graduates. DAVID Dave played f o o t b a l l f o r a l l four y e a r s o f high school and was on t h e track team during his s o p h o m o r e , j u n i o r . a n d senior years. H e was also In the Va r s i t y C l u b f o r h i s last two y e a r s . D a v e s e r v e d o n student c o u n c i l i n h i s j u n i o r and senior years. �Counseling Is Important KURTISS GRUNER Kurt w a s a m e m b e r o f t h e football squad his sophomore, junior, and senior years. H e was i n t r a c k also during h i s junior and senior years. Kurt led h i s class a s president in its senior year and he ning to attend college after he graduates. M r s . Warke an Danny work together in trying to decide a future occupation. KATHLEEN HAWVER Kathy h a s a d d e d h e r v e r y nice voice t o the tet f o r h e r j u n i o r and senior years a n d a l s o t o t h e h i g h school c h o r u s i n man, sophomore, and s e n i o r years. She was a member of the kitchen staff this last year. Kathy enjoys reading and plans on being married after school Is out. WILDA JEAN HILYARD Jean, because o f her interest in the l i b r a r y, has been on the library s t a f f s i n c e h e r sophomore y e a r. S h e w a s a member o f t h e h i g h school chorus i n h e r freshman year and i n t h e F r e n c h C l u b i n her j u n i o r y e a r. Jean would like t o b e a secretary a f t e r completing h e r h i g h school career. EARL HOENES Earl h a s played i n the high school b a n d e v e r s i n c e h i s freshman y e a r. H e p l a y e d football a l l f o u r y e a r s a n d basketball i n h i s junior year. He was on the annual staff in his senior year. E a r l ning o n g o in g i n t o business administration next year. 70 JAMES HAUGHL Jim went out f o r tootball ms freshman y e a r and also track in his junior and senior years. Jim was a very ber o f the senior play stage crew. H e i s interested in the Civil A i r P a t r o l and c a l l s i t his hobby. J i m i s undecided as t o his plans f o r next year. MIKE HOPPE Mike d i s c o v e r e d h i s a c t i n g ability i n playing a ficult p a r t i n the He w a s i n t h e h i g h school band in his freshman omore years and dance band his sophomore y e a r. H e was a m e m b e r o f the F. F. A . f o r his f i r s t t w o y e a r s school. M i k e l i k e s l i s t e n i n g 11. A t A l l �Classroom Studies Are DAVID KANIEWSKI TOP 1 0 . David w a s ber o f t h e F u t u r e F a r m e r s of A m e r i c a f o r e v e r y y e a r of h i s high school life. David likes t h e o u t d o o r s p o r t s o f hunting and fishing. to e n t e r the s e r v i c e a f t e r he graduates in June. JANET K E L L E R Janet played in the her freshman y e a r. She also joined t h e s c h o o l c h o r u s i n her sophomore year tinued t h e r e s t o f h e r h i g h school c a r e e r. She helped i n the k i t c h e n i n h e r freshman and senior years. Janet enjoys bowling in her sparetime.She plans to join the Navy. DARRELL KRIEG D a r r e l l went o u t f o r football during his freshman omore y e a r s . H e has been a member o f the Future Farmers of America for every year o f high school. D a r r e l l likes t o hunt and to watch car races. H e i s thinking ing the service. MARLIN MACK Marlin was in track his junior and s e n i o r y e a r s and ketball h i s freshman, sophomore and s e n i o r years. He has been a member o f the Future F a r m e r s o f A m e r i c a for a l l f o u r y e a r s o f h i g h school. H e l i k e s t o torcycles a n d i s planning t o enter t h e s e r v i c e a f t e r h e graduates. Mrs. Serkel's typing el Y to improve their speed. arve o r k t P 1 F r i ' r •41, IiA �Seniors Scurry To Buy ARLENE M I T C H E L L Arlene IA as on debate and i n the band during h e r 1st, 3rd, and 4th years. She also helped in t h e k i t c h e n i n h e r j u n i o r year. A r l e n e raphy and bowling and ing f o r w a r d t o m a r r i a g e and possibly a n u r s i n g c o u r s e , ARNO O ' D E L L Arno h a s been i n F. F. A . a l l four years o f his high school life a n d also enjoys hunting, fishing, a n d plans t o go i n t o conservation work. LINDA P E N D I L L TOP 10. L i n d a played in both the J u n i o r and Senior Plays. She was i n t h e F r e n c h Club and on the .Annual Staff in her junior y e a r, and a s a senior she s e r v e d a s E d i t o r o f the Annual a n d w a s a l s o i n the French Club t h i s year. Linda plans t o s t u d y t e a c h i n g a t Western Michigan University. JUDY P L AT Z Judy p l a y e d i n t h e band f o r four years and helped i n the library h e r f r e s h m a n y e a r. She acted i n the j u n i o r play and w a s o n t h e s e n i o r play committee f o r up, and costumes. by i s b e i n g happy a n d s h e wants t o study advertising at Community College. Acquaintances were renewed on that ROBERT POWELL Bob has been on the football team a l l o f h i s f o u r y e a r s at U.C.H.S. a n d w a s o n the track t e a m i n h i s 1 s t a n d 2nd y e a r s . H e a l s o s e r v e d on the Student Council i n his junior and senior years. Bob enjoys f i s h i n g a n d entering college o r joiningthe service. BRENDA RARICh Brenda played in the band her 1st. 3 r d , a n d 4 t h years and v‘ as on the Annual Staff, brass sex-tet, and helped k i t c h e n during h e r s e n i o r year. Brenda l i k e s t o collect Canadian coins and university catalogs. S h e p l a n s on becoming a n u r s e o r secretary. �Seniors Find Time A KAREN RATZOW Karen was one o f leaders i n h e r 2nd, 3 r d , and 4th y e a r s , s e r v e d a s c l a s s treasurer h e r 2 n d a n d 3 r d years, and was o n the annual staff during her 3rd year also. As a Senior Karen was elected to t h e Queen's Homecoming Court. She is looking forward to c o l l e g e a t munity College and wants t o hersome a D e n t a l H y g i e n i s t . LARRY RAY Larry played i n t h e school band during his freshman and sophomore y e a r s and greatly enjoys h u n t i n g a n d f i s h i n g . L a r r y wants t o w o r k f o r the county o r state ation i f possible. A s t o p a t To n y ' s - - a p a r t o t a lot ot stuaents' school day - - is made by Debbie and Sharon. DALE MARIE ROBINSON TOP 10. Dale was in both the Junior a n d s e n i o r plays. She has been i n F u t u r e Teactv•rs for a l l o f h e r f o u r years i n high school and served on th Paper S t a ff d u r i n g h e r f i r s t two y e a r s . Dale ing and reading. rT:riv i,UyEp LOUISE RUGGLES Louise helped i n t h e l i b r a n her 1 s t , 3 r d , a n d 4 t h y e a r s and s a n g i n c h o r u s h e r 3 r d year. She helped I n both the junior and s e n i o r mittees. L o u i s e ing a n d p l a n s t o b e phone operator. CAROL SCHULTZ Carol was a cheerleader and was also on the Queen's Court during her first three high school. She was on the Student Council I trelortirer I t 1 �The Senior FRANK SIMING TON Frank h a s been on ball team all four of his years at U.C.H.S. a n d w a s o n the track squad during his junior and s e n i o r years. F r a n k also participated i n basketball 1 and Student C o u n c i l 1 R,z 2 . His hobby i s w o r k i n g on old cars a n d h i s p l a n s f o r t h e future are centered at Kellogg Community College. JACK SMITH Jack served in the F. F. A . for all f o u r years in high school. Jack p l a n s a f t e r graduation to get a j o b w i t h the state o r take a short course at college. He also wants t o go t o w o r k for U n c l e Sam o r w o r k i n a shop. A t y p i u t i s u n e backstage on opening night of "Dirty Work at the Crossroads." JAMES SMITH Jim w a s o u r team's football manager i n h i s s o p h o m o r e and s e n i o r y e a r s . H e w a s also t h e basketball manager his s e n i o r y e a r. J i m likes to play o r talk any sport. SUZANNE SPENCER Suzanne served as ant business manager o f the yearbook h e r j u n i o r year and then b u s i n e s s m a n a g e r h e r senior. She was i n the chorus her freshman y e a r a n d was a m e m b e r o f the F u t u r e Teachers f o r h e r years i n high school. Suzanne plans t o attend munity College next year. 74 JANET SMITH FAIRCHILD Janet served v e r y ably in the senior p l a y. She was also a member o f t h e h i g h school chorus i n h e r j u n i o r y e a r. CORA MAE SPINDLOW TOP 10. C o r a Mae played in the band f o r f o u r years. She also was a prompter tume worker in the junior and senior plays. C o r a served as secretary o f t h e sophomore class and was on the L i b r a r y Staff h e r j u n i o r y e a r . H e r hobby is 4-H Club work. Cora Mae p l a n s t o g o t o Kellogg Community College next fall. �Make Up Artists ROBERT SLTTFIN Bob w o r k e d v e r y efficiently this y e a r a s t h e ager f o r the s e n i o r p l a y. H e took u p football i n more year and was a member of t h e F. F. A . a l l f o u r years. Bob i s planning o n w o r k i n g after he graduates. He enjoys hunting. RONAL SWAIN Ron w o n l e t t e r s i n football, baseball, b a s k e t b a l l , a n d track. H e was elected t o t h e Little C A l l S t a r F o o t b a l l Team h i s senior year as both a defensive and back. H e p l a n s t o a t t e n d college after graduation. .""r• MICHAEL SWARTHOUT Mike played football i n a l l four years o f his high school KATHLEEN THRAMS TOP 10. Kathy was treasurer of the freshman class , the P r i n c e s s o f the Sno-Ball. She s e r v e d o n t h e l i b r a r y staff h e r f r e s h m a n , more a n d s e n i o r y e a r s a n d joined the Pep Club her senior year. Kathy is planning tend college. �u61 Acknowledgeme Best L i f e l o n g Wishes F r o m WILLARD C. ADOLPH - Real Estate Compliments Of D O N O VA N ' S M A R K E T Compliments Of A L B R I G H T B U I L D E R S A N D S U P P LY CO. Compliments Of MR. A N D MRS. E A R L AREY HARDWARE Burlington, Michigan Compliments Of FA B I A N O S P I 1 - 5 6 7 1 THE SHOPPER'S GUIDE Compliments Of B A I L E Y R A D I AT O R SERVICE Compliments Of F A M I LY B A R B E R SHOP S TA N D A R D O I L CO. L. C . Johnson, A g e n t B AY L I S J E W E L R Y Gifts of Distinction Congratulations F r o m DR. A N D M R S . E . V . F I N L A Y S I N C L A I R R E F I N I N G C O M PA N Y Rusty C h a r d - P I 1-8131 HOWARD B E R R Y Auto Sales Compliments Of G A M B L E S STORE Compliments Of SCHARF P L U M B I N G S U P P LY CO. BESSIE'S B E A U T Y SHOP We s p e c i a l i z e i n a l l k i n d s o f permanent waving, haircutting and s t y l i n g . P I 1 - 5 3 5 1 Compliments F r o m LEONARD GOTTSCHALK-Insurance T E M P L I N F E E D A N D SEED STOR} PI 1 - 5 4 9 1 GEO. G. A N D W M . G. G R AY Real Estate and I n s u r a n c e Congratulations F r o m T R E AT A U T O PA R T S Congratulations Seniors HENSLEY'S to $ 1 . 0 0 S t o r e Compliments Of UNION C I T Y C L E A N E R S Congratulations F r o m BOB'S M E A T M A R T E. A . B O L E A N D S O N Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n Congratulations F r o m B R A N D T S I N C L A I R S TAT I O N B R AY M O T O R S A L E S I N C . F o r d Sales and Service BROTT'S GROCERY Compliments Of HOOKER O I L C O M PA N Y The P u r p l e P e o p l e " H e a t e r " 315 C h a r l o t t e S t r e e t JENKINS F U N E R A L HOME Ambulance Service Oxygen and Radio Equipped Phone P I 1 - 5 7 6 1 With Kindest Regards DR. A N D M R S . M A R T I N F. B U E L L KNAUSS A N D B R O W N , I N C . Yo u r A l l i s - C h a l m e r s D e a l e r Our B e s t Wishes DR. A N D M R S . L . F . C H A P M A N Compliments Of DR. A N D M R S . R O B E R T M . L E I T C H Compliments Of CHICAGOLAND INDUSTRIES Compliments Of C O AT S A G E N C Y Compliments Of COVEY'S SERVICE THE D A N C E R C O M PA N Y Department Store 76 Compliments Of M c L A U G H L I N ' S DRUG STORE M c R A E ' S R E S TA U R A N T "We're not satisfied unless Compliments Of E. W . M E R C H A N T A N D SONS M E R R I T F O O D STORE Phone P I 1 - 8 6 9 1 Compliments Of MILLER'S HARDWARE For F i n e r Foods, Dine at P I N E G R O V E I N N - P 11 - 5 2 8 1 J A C K R E E D - S TA N D A R D S E RV I C PI 1 - 5 0 0 1 UNION C I T Y H A R D W O O D CO. "We B u y L o g s and Standing T i m b e r P h o n e P I 1 - 4 9 11 UNION C I T Y L A U N D R O M AT Yo u W a s h o r W e W a s h UNION C I T Y L O C K E R Complete Processing for Locker and H o m e F r e e z e r THE U N I O N C I T Y N AT I O N A L BANYi M e m b e r o f F. D . I . C . WA LT E R ' S F L O W E R S Say I t W i t h F l o w e r s J. B . W A S H B U R N I M P L E . 8.1 A U T O Plymouth- Va l i a n t - C h r y s l e r International H a r v e s t e r Sales Compliments Of W H I T L O C K ' S SHOE STORE Union C i t y. M i c h i g a n DON J . W I L D E R Marathon Service Union C i t y , M i c h i g a n ����, N i l IN ' W W I I III b i l A H 11 1 1 1 3 5406 42398 5702 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbook, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Union City (Mich.) Description An account of the resource 1962 yearbook of Union City High School in Union City, Michigan. Alternate title: Maroon and Gray. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/14fedfac2f377b8c788a288ed71b6fbf.pdf 66e430924463f2561d35437b4699e050 PDF Text Text ����THE ECHO UNION C I T Y H I G H S C H O O L Union , h i i n n �- ••• ' • ' " '•iir • -. 0 0 4 1 % 0 7 , 4 , 1 0 1 I r c • . • • - - " N . . ^ .0.••••4•1--!*e' * ' e 7 " s ' -sirgov•-•••- e • - . r - • • • C P • ! r �Table o f Contents Dedication t o M r . D y e r M r. D y e r i s r e t i r i n g after 26 years as Superintendent o f U n i o n m u n i t y Schools. 4 Administration M r. A d a m s a n d t h e School B o a r d w o r k w i t h t h e p a r e n t s , t e a c h e r s , and students f o r a s m o o t h r u n n i n g s c h o o l system. 5 Faculty Our t e a c h e r s a r e t h e l i f e b l o o d o f the s c h o o l a n d t h e b a s i s o f a l l learning. Grads Four m e m O r a b l e y e a r s c o m e t o a c l o s e a s 6 4 g r a d u a t i n g Seniors l e a v e their high school days behind them. 1 Undergrads The 4 6 4 s e v e n t h t h r o u g h e l e v e n t h graders h a v e g a t h e r e d m a n y n e w experiences t h r o u g h c l a s s w o r k and club a c t i v i t i e s . 25 Activities F. T. A . b e g i n t h e i r gram, t h e P e p C l u b b u i l t s c h o o l spirit, Va r s i t y C l u b traveled t o a college f o o t b a l l g a m e , t h e S e n i o r Band p l a y e d h o s t t o t h e M a s s e d Band F e s t i v a l . T h e s e w e r e j u s t a few o f t h e m a n y a c t i v i t i e s c a r r i e d on b y t h e c l u b s a t U . C . H . S . t h i s y e a r. 4 Sports Winning t h e L i t t l e B r o w n maxed t h e f o o t b a l l s e a s o n f o r U n i o n City's avid fans. 6 Acknowledgements A b i g thank you t o our sponsors whose help we a p p r e c i a t e . so �T h i s y e a r , t h e 1 9 6 3 annual s t a f f i s p r o u d t o dedicate t h e i r annual t o M r . W i l l i a m A . D y e r, who is r e t i r i n g t h i s y e a r . H e h a s b e e n Superintendent o f the U n i o n C i t y C o m m u n i t y School D i s t r i c t f o r 26 y e a r s . U n d e r M r . D y e r ' s g u i d a n c e , m u c h p r o g r e s s has been made i n i m p r o v i n g the educational program of our district. Because the student e n r o l l m e n t has r i s e n f r o m a p p r o x i m a t e l y 300 t o 1264, s e v e r a l new buildings have b e e n a d d e d . N e w e l e m e n t a r y s c h o o l s w e r e b u i l t i n Sherwood, B u r l i n g t o n , and Union C i t y. A new high school was c o n s t r u c t e d i n Union C i t y i n 1960. Many n e w s u b j e c t s h a v e b e e n a d d e d t o t h e c u r r i c u l u m . i n c l u d i n g : F r e n c h , t r i g o n o m e t r y, mechanical d r a w i n g , a d d i t i o n a l s h o p a n d c o m m e r c i a l c l a s s e s i n t h e S e n i o r H i g h School, and shop and h o m e e c o n o m i c s c l a s s e s i n the J u n i o r High. To M r . D y e r , w h o h a s h e l p e d s o m u c h t o r a i s e the s t a n d a r d s o f education i n o u r d i s t r i c t , we s i n c e r e l y dedicate t h e 1963 annual. 4 �S • I • 11 0 • • • • • • .40 • • 4 . • • • • • Mr. Adams looks up from one o f his daily reports. As principal of the Junior and Senior High Schools for Union City, M r. Adams does more than the routine duties o f a principal. H e acts a s a counselor to all students on their choice of courses during registration. He a c t s a s manager f o r the business a ff a i r s o f the yearbook. H e i s a l s o a t h l e t i c d i r e c t o r f o r a l l the sports o u r students participate in. In addition to this, he i s t h e a d v i s o r t o b o t h J u n i o r a n d S e n i o r High student councils. With all of these duties, he still finds time t o f u l f i l l t h e m a n y demands o f "After fifteen y e a r s i n is leaving this year. Under his guidance, scholarship and school citizenship have consistently risen. He has set a high example of personal integrity and devotion to duty." Our secretaries. Janice Philson f r o m the Junior high. Eunice M e r g l and Mary Hohrlay from the senior high. work together in the offices �School Board and P.T.S.A. work for the betterment o f SCHOOL B O A R D F I R S T R O W : J o h n B r e c h e i s e n , L i l l i a n L e i t c h , S e c r e t a r y ; J u n e W a s h b u r n , M a x P a r k s , T r e a s u r e r . S E C O N D R O W: D a r r o l B I n g l e y. P r e s i d e n t ; H a r o l d C l i n e , L o u i s C a r p e n t e r. PTSA O F F I C E R S Ruth C a s e , P r e s i d e n t ; B e t t y M a n c h e s t e r . a S e c r e t a r y ; C h e r y l H a u g h e y, T r e a s u r e r . �FACULT �Teachers Steer Us On the Road S A L LY M E R C H A N T, B.S. MSU J r. High Science ERMA B A R T L E T T, M.A., W M U J r. High English and Science ARTHUR JONES, Life J r. High Shop M r . Wa d e p r o u d l y d i s p l a y s M i k e a n d C a t h y. EDITH H AW V E R , B.S., W M U J r. H i g h M a t h A N I TA W E I R I C H , B.S., M S u Jr. High Home Economics HILDRED SIZELAND, A.B., EMU J r. High English and Geography �Students Are Introduced to New Ideas M r s . S m i t h ' s g e o g r a p h y c l a s s r e p o r t s o n v a r i o u s p a r t s o f the world. C A R O LY N . M I T H , B.A., Aquinas Commercial G E R T R U D E D AV I S O N , B.S., W M U Commercial CHARLES WHEELER, M.A., WMU Coach, Social Studies a n d P h y s . E d . PAT R I C K WA D E , B.S., MSU Coach, J r. High Social Studies, and Phys. Ed. ' , I r. W h e e l e r n o r r e r t e g o v e r n m e n t p a p e r s . �Teachers Help Lead DOROTHY JOHNSON, B.A., U. o f Wis. English and French HELEN PENDILL, M.A., EMU English L U C I L L E A R E Y, A . B . , W M U Math G L A D Y S Vv'ARKE, M . A . , U o f M Math, Guidance and Counseling R O L S a t E i STEFFANIAK, M.A., U OF M and English n • - e M r s . A r e y e x p l a i n s t o C a r o l a n d Sandy t h e s o l u t i o n o f a g e o m e t r y theorem. D O R O T H Y E V E R T, M . A . , W M U 10 L i b r a r i a n �Teachers Link Today FAY M I L L I G A N , B.S., W MU Shop I n s t r u c t o r M r . B a r t l e t t heads f o r gate to take t i c k e t s . JEANNE CONVERSE, M.A., MSU Home E c o n o m i c s K E N N E T H WrEIRICH, B.S., M S U Vo c a t i o n a l A g r i c u l t u r e -74 Mrs. L v t - r t h e l p s students gather information. �Personnel Help the School Hot L u n c h h e l p e r s a r e : M a r y L o u Smith, Gracanne Smith, C a r o l L i t t l e , Leona Heise, Kathy Wilamowski. Bob Cline. Betty Wilson. The Senior H i g h J a n i t o r s : L a w r e n c e M a t s o n , C a r l M i l l e r, P e r r y Johnson. M a r g u e r i t e J o h n s o n and M a r i e P e r k i n s , head c o o k s a t the S e n i o r H i g h S c h o o l . �GRAD �These Students Lead the Class of ' 6 3 " ROBERTA H O W E L L Paper Staff . . . . . . Junior P l a y Pep Club Library Reporter Class S e c r e t a r y Valedictorian 2.3,3 34 23 4 3 KATHLEEN DONOVAN D.A.R. Good Citizen F TA 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 Treasurer 3 Vice-President . . . 4 French Club Paper Staff . . . . . . 1 , 2 . 3 Assistant E d i t o r . . 3 Annual Staff . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Assistant Business Manager 3 Editor 4 Junior P l a y 3 Pep Club 3 4 Class Tr e a s u r e r 1 . 2 Senior P l a y 4 Salutatorian CLASS M O T T O : " To Each, H i s Own Share Of To C r e a t e What He W i l l . " CLASS F L O W E R : L a v e n d e r A n d White L i l a c s CLASS COLORS: Lavender And White CLASS SONG: "He" CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Harvey, V- P r e s . ; Sue Bingley. Sec.; Lucette Treas.; Andris Strupulis, Pres. 1 �Scholastic Averages A r e Unusually High LINDA H A N D ANDRIS STRUPULIS Student C o u n c i l Paper Staff Assistant Editor Library Reporter Class P r e s i d e n t Top Te n 2 2 3 CAROL BAUMEISTER French C l u b 2 , 3 Secretary 3 Paper S t a f f 2 , 3 Annual Staff Junior P l a y 3 Library 2 , 3 . 4 President 3 Class T r e a s u r e r . . 3 Top Te n French Club Paper Staff Annual Staff Junior P l a y Pep Club Top Te n Senior P l a y MARTHA CASE 23 34 34 3 34 36 4 SUSAN B I N G L E Y 1 . 1.2 .. 3 4 2, 1,2,3,4 3 4 1,2,4 3 3, 2 3 58 4 DUARD MARTIN F FA Secretary Pep S o d To T e n . 3 . 1,2 JANET GOSHCOFF Student Council F TA Parliamentarian . 2nd V i c e -President President French Club Paper Staff . . . Editor Co- E d i t o r Annual Staff . . . Junior P l a y Pep C l u b Class P r e s i d e n t Top Te n Senior P l a y 4 Class President Top Te n FTA 1.2,3,4 Secretary 2 Paper Staff 1.2,3.4 Co-Assistant 3 Co- E d i t o r 4 Exchange E d i t o r 1, Junior P l a y 3 Chorus 2 Pep Club 34 Library 23 4 Secretary 3 Class Secretary . . 2.4 Top Te n Senior P l a y 4 DORLA L U X 12 34 1 3.4 Junior P l a y Pep Club Homecoming Cheerleading Top Ten Senior P l a y 3 1. 4 4 3.3 4 �Competition is Keen for Top Twenty KAREN K N A P P F TA Secretary French Club Secretary President Paper Staff Exchange E d i t o r . . Annual Staff Junior P l a y Chorus Pep C l u b Cheerleading Class V i c e -President Honor Roll Senior P l a y A l t E N PA R K S 2,3,4 3 23 2 3 1,3,4 . . 4 2,3,4 3 1 34 2,3 . . 1 3 34 4 B E T T Y JEANNE WILSON Junior P l a y Honor R o l l Senior P l a y 3 T A Songleade r Band Pep B a n d Library Honor Roll "e""Ir BRADLEY BAKER French Club Junior P l a y Va r s i t y C l u b Football Baseball Senior P l a y Honor Roll 4 12 3 4 1 1,2,3,4 12 34 2.31 2 3,4 1 2,3 1.2.3.4 4 3 20 M r. W h e e l e r, o u r coach, i s honored by seniors on " C h a r l i e W h e e l e r D a y. " TERRY BROWN Junior P l a y Football Basketball Track Class P r e s i d e n t Honor R o l l Senior P l a y LINDA RARICK Annual S t a f f Pep C l u b Honor R o l l 12 34 1 12 34 3 3 17 4 K Y L E CONVERSE 2,3,4 34 3.12 Junior P l a y 3 Senior Band Va r s i t y C l u b Secretary 4 Football 1 2 Baseball 1 , ^ 3,4 Basketball 1 , 2 . 3 . 4 Track 4 Class V i c e -President . 2 Honor Roll 3 . 1 0 Senior P l a y 4 �Study Is Foremost But Activities Also Play a PATRICIA B1TEMAN MYFtA J O N E S Paper S t a ff 4 Junior P l a y 3 Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Library . . . . . . 1 2,4 Class Secretary 1 Honor R o l l Sno-Ball C o u r t 2 Newspaper Staff 4 French Club Paper Staff Annual Staff Library Honor Roll 2 Rol BETTY WOODMAN a French Club Paper Staff Junior P l a y Band 1 , Pep Band 1 Pep Club Library Honor Roll 2 2 2 3 3 , , 3 , 4 4 2 Ray and J i m use reference material in the l i b r a r y. LINDA THOMAS ADAMS Student Council 3 Treasurer 3 Junior P l a y 3 Band 1 . 2 . 3 , 4 Pep Club 3 . 4 President 4 Homecoming 4 Queen 4 Cheerleading . . . . 1 . 2 . 3 Senior P l a y 4 Varsity Club 4 Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 . 4 Martha, Lucette. Carol, and Marcia add a hilarious note to the pep meeting before the Athens game. RICHARD ADOLPH Nuptial] 2 �Acting Talent Was Uncovered in Our WILLARD ADOLPH 3 1,2,3,4 1 4 34 3.4 Junior P l a y Band Pep B a n d Va r s i t y C l u b Football Baseball Janet a n d L e s l i e t a k e a q u i e t m o m e n t t o r e a d i n t h e s t u d e n t lounge. SUSAN A L L E N Debate Paper S t a ff Annual S t a f f Library HARRIET B L A K E Paper S t a ff . . . . . . 1,2,3 3 1 3 4 CHARLES BODINE F FA Football 12 3 4 1 I. M r s . C a l l ( M a r t h a ) p r o m i s e s C r a m p s ( W a r r e n , s o m e o f the b e s t pancakes he h a s e v e r e a t e n . MARCIA BRECHEISEN Junior P l a y Pep B a n d J u n i o r Band Senior Band . . . . . . Pep C l u b Library Senior P l a y 3 1 1 2,3,4 3,4 3,4 4 LARRY CHAFFEE Junior P l a y F. F. A . ) 3 4 �Seniors Enjoy Doing MARTIN CHARD ROBERT CLINE Student C o u n c i l Junior P l a y 3 Senior Band . . . . . 1 . 2 . 3 Varsity Club Vice-President President 4 Football 1 . 2 . 3 , 4 Basketball . . . . . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 Baseball . . . . . . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 Tr a c k 2 Class V i c e -President 3 Senior P l a y 4 F FA 1,2,3,4 Junior P l a y 3 Senior Band . . . . . 1,2,3.4 Varsity C l u b . . . . . 2,3,4 Football 12 3 4 Basketball 1, 2,3, Track 2 Library 4 Senior P l a y 4 RITA CUYLER Debate Paper Staff Annual Staff Business Manage Junior P l a y Library 2 4 4 3 34 Lunch time brings seniors together at table four. MICHAEL DIAMOND F F A. 1 Senior Band . . . . . Football 4 RICHARD DIBERT 2 1.2.3 RAYMOND onrcii" F. F. A . 1.2.3.4 Pep Band 123 Junior Band Senior Band . . . . . . 2,3,4 Sno-Ball C o u r t 2 C A R O l . ENYART �Science Plays a Vital Part in JANET F U N K Student C o u n c i l Vice- P r e s i d e n t F T A Paper S t a f f Band Pep B a n d Senior P l a y 4 4 12 3 4 1 12 3 4 2 3 4 4 -1 Susan, C a r o l . a n d B e t t y w r i t e d a t a o n a p h y s i c s e x p e r i m e n t . LESLIE GEER French Club Chorus Library JAMES GREEN 3 French Club Junior P l a y Senior P l a y 2 2 3 4 SHARON H A N N A LAWRENCE G R E U T E R 1 Paper S t a f f Annual Staff Junior P l a y Band 3 2,3,4 3 1 1 1 " Chorus SUSAN H A N N A Chorus Library Senior P l a y 20 1.2.3 12 4 F. F..A 1 2 Vice- P r e s i d e n t 4 Annual S t a f f 4 Sports E d i t o r 4 Junior P l a y 3 Va r s i t y C l u b Treasurer 4 Football . . 1 . 2 , 3 . 4 Basketball 4 Class V i c e -President . 4 Senior P l a y 4 3 3 4 �Make-Believe and Pictures JIMMY JOHNSON ROGER HUGHES F.F.A. 1 . 2 , 3 . 4 J a m a s . death ;.'11 di.A WARREN JOHNSON JOHNSO Debat E.T.A. E.F.A. Junior P l a y Library Varsity Club Football Baseball Track Senior P l a y 1.2.3.4 2 1,2.4 3 34 4 23 4 1.3,4 13 4 4 FERRIS JONES DENNIS JONES F.E.A. Band 1 , 2 , 3 1 Dorla a n d T e r r y p l a y t h e leading parts of Tammy Tyree and Tom Freeman in the junior play " Ta m m y Tell Me Tr u e . ' . 4 F.F.A. Band Football Basketball 1 2 1 . 2 This was a f a m i l i a r hall scene after t h e s e n i o r s r e c e i v e d their pictures. DONNA K AT Z Rand 1 Dance Band . . . . . Pep Rand '-horus ''heerleading . 4 �Discussions Help LARRY M I L L E R F. F. A . Football 1 BETTY MITCHELL 2 3 4 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Karen, Sue, Roberta, and Bob carry o n a lively discussion before m o r n i n g h o m e r o o m . RICHARD MORRILL F. F. A . 3 Va r s i t y C l u b Football Baseball SHARON R I C E ROBERT ROSENBERRY 2 1,2,3,4 1,2.3,4 4 2 3 ERNEST ROBINSON F. F. A . Junior P l a y Band Va r s i t y C l u b Football Basketball Track Football Baseball . . . . . . Basketball 4 Annual S t a f f Chorus Pep C l u b Library Junior P l a y 1 4 1 2 �Students Make Use of ROGER S M I T H KYLE THAYER Varsity Club Vice-President Football Baseball Basketball Student Council F. F. A . President Band Va r s i t y Club Football Basketball 1 9,3, 4 1 23 4 1 9.3, 1,2,3,4 34 1.2,3,4 4 1,2,3 34 12 3 4 1, 2,3, ANNA B E L L E T U L E LUCETTE WELLS Student C o u n c i l 2, President 4 Junior P l a y 3 Band 1 23 4 Majorette 1 2.3, Pep C l u b 3, Homecoming 23 Queen 3 Sno-Ball Princess 2 Cheerleading . . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 Senior P l a y 4 3 Paper S t a f f 4 Annual Staff 3 Junior P l a y Band 1 23 4 2,3,4 Majorette . . . . . . Pep C l u b C heerleading 3 Class T r e a s u r e r KEITH WHITLOCK Band Pep Band Library Varsity Club Football Track Junior P l a y 1. 2 2 4 34 2 3 DE'WE'T WILSON P,F Rnorter 2, 1. 4 Karen r e l o a d , the mimeograph for running off the paper. 23 �Senior Activities Are Varied The w i s h i n g w e l l c o m p l e t e s " M o o n l i g h t and R o s e s " decor of Junior-Senior J-Hop. Keith, P a t , a n d S u e p o r t r a y t h e m i s c h i e v o u s c h i l d r e n i n the j u n i o r p l a y, " T a m m y Te l l M e T r u e . " S E N I O R F O O T B A L L S Q U A D F I R S T R O W : M a r t y , K y l e T. , K y l e C . , M i k e , W a r r e n , D i c k M . , S t e v e . B o b C . , a n d B i l l . S E C O N D ROW: K e i t h . R i c k , To m , T e r r y , a n d R o g e r. Senior m e m b e r s o f the l i b r a r y s t a ff casually discuss plans f o r t h e y e a r. Future F a r m e r s l i s t e n a s B o b leads the discussion. �UNDERGRAD �Junior Bryce dolph Elaine A llwardt James lwood Barbara Augustine Andrew Baumeistei Leon Bennett CLASS O F FIC ERS: J a n i c e B r a y, Secretary; B r y c e Adolph, Tr e a s u r e r ; L e o n Bennett, President; Gordon Hoath, Vice-President. Rolland Blowers Dennis Boatman Barney Brauker Janice Bray John Brewer Mary Burns Judith Carpenter Thomas Carpenter Diana Chapman Marsha Cline Jerry Corey Calvin Crandall Ethelyn Cuyler Ruth Cuyler Andrew Diamond Carol Diamond Louis Dormer Roger Enyart James F reds Carlene Fuller Jackie Fairchild Susan Foster Richard F raker Jerry George dist iti1r ri •••• �Choosing Class Rings ' .•,-; IAA Douglas Gilbert Mary Griswold Ardith Hamilton Grant Hart Susan Haughey Leona Heise To m m y Hicks Gordon Hoath Donald Hoenes Kathleen Johnson Steven Kent Lois Krieg Thomas Lenon Caroline Le Valley Patricia Lewis Carole Lower Colleen Manchester Sherry Masters 7 Patricia McRae Dennis M i l l e r Patricia M i l l e r Va l e r i n e M o r p y Student (herniate; d r a w conclusions f r o m l a b o r a t o r y experiments. Patricia Mowry Sharon Mussel man Marilyn Parshall William Patton Thera Pearson Nan L e e Piper �Juniors Look Forward t o Their Final Year James P o h l m a n Arthur Preston Phyllis Reed Ronald Reed David Rench Lynn R o b b i n s Lynn Robbins and Roger Enyart mas tree to be sold in the annual mas sale. James Robinson Wayne Rounds Clyde Salyer Dortha Salyer Becky Sell Betty Sholes Catherine Smith Thomas Smith Betty Strong Ruth Warsop David Watkins Nancy Watkins The s t u d e n t l o u n g e i s a f a v o r i t e gathering p l a c e t o read the "Maroon and Gray". Betty Watson Ruth Z a r r n s t o r t �Sophomor 9 Patricia Adams Valerie A d a m s Carla A u s t i n Rose M a r i e Bavin Brenda Bean L a r r y Bennett CLASS OFFICERS: N a n c y Carpenter, Secretary; M i k e Robinson, V i c e -President; M a r y Merchant, Tr e a s u r e r ; Kenneth C u v l e r, President. • a Joan Blake Gary Boes Marcia Brown Marianne Burnside Jerry Carman Nancy Carpenter David Cline Janice Cronkhite Janet Cutchall Kenneth Cuyler Brenda Davis Bernard Diamond Kenneth Edge1 Sandr Eldred Duan Finney GayIon Ford Ernest Foster Gerald Garrison George Geer Sally Gle Ralp Gottschal Carol Gray Daniel Hann David Hama �Tenth Graders Read David Hasty Ronald Hawkins Stanley Hawver Robert Henry Connie Howard Orrin Johnson Steven Johnson Daniel Jones Mary Ly n n Jones Kim Kaechele Anna Knapp Marcia Lake • B a r b a r a Jean Lewis Carol Little Evelyn ux Linda Mabus Gerry Mack Larry Masters Judy McLaughlir Mary Mench Mary Merchant To m Metzler Rebecca Middaugh Te d Moore Ken, M i k e , a n d L a r r y r e a d t h e l a s t e s t i n space fiction. Judy Musselman Penny Musselman Sheila Myers Donna Norton Adam Offenbeche r Larry Parkison fa-1 2 �INN nformation and William Parks Robert Pearson Beverlen Peck Carol Pequignot Barry Phillips Neva Preston Diane Rankin Barbara Rathbun Sharon Richmond Thomas Roberts Michael Robinson Wa l t e r Rosenberry 71 e Ak Carol Scharf Bonnie Schneider Alfred Se Maurice Sholes Susan Smeltzer Linda Smith Mary Lou Smith Robert Smith Sheri Smith Linda Stevens Judy Thompson Gary Wagar Sharon Wa r t Judy Washburn Paula Weeks Gail Whitloet Katherine Wilamovk, Thomas Wilson �Freshmen Take the Phyllis Alwood Larry Bailey David Barnhart L LASS l a • Ell E RS: 1 ' errl Sue S e c r e t , r ) Tom F o r r e s t , Treasurer; P h i l i p ident: L a r r y Corey, Vice-president. Sharon Bauder Steven Bavin Raymond Blais Curtis 1B l o w e r s Barbara Bowders Robert Breuer Su 1 B u r n s Carla Bush Thomas 1 C l a a r Cindy Clark Margaret Cline Larry Corey Dallas Crandall Sherry Danbury Linda Eldred Joyce Fairchild Ndele Fischer Tom Forrest Nancy Frederick Philip Frederick Larry Hampton e 7 Sherry Hawkins Dianne Hitchcox Jeanette Johnson Marlene Johnston Curtiss Kelley Bruce Kincaid 1 1 �In A New Phase o f School Life ri) hark b fr Shelley Kingsley Rose A n n Knapp Seaman Knapp Pamela Lehman Martin Lepper Rex Littlejohn • Paula MacDonald Gary A . Mack Jerry Mack Charles Mains John Marshall Michael Martin Home Ec. g i r l s are gracious hostesses. Linda Mc Nall Linda Melendy Cheryl Meyer Sharon Mitchell Charlotte Moore Pauline Moore Karen Musolf Carol Newbury Carol Norton fiN 411 James Offenbec Alan Parke nruce Patton A 3' �Ninth Graders Choose New Activities Pr Mike Patton Patricia Platz Te r r y Pribble David Priest Jacqueline Rench Dorin Renner Carol i s patiently w a i t i n g f o r t h e photographer t o c l i c k t h e s h u t t e r. 4 Janet Riley Judith Roderick Mary Sebo Mary Segers Wa y n e Simington Danny Smeltzer Gary Smith Te r r i Sue Smith Kenneth Thompson Richard T i l l i t son Carol To n e r Sheldon Va n W o r m e r Christine Wa l t e r Lonette Wells Michael Whitcomb Rosalie White Kenneth Wilson Catherine Winans Smiling freshmen make t h e i r entrance into lugh school l i f e . �Eighth Phyllis AcNioody Darrel Adams James Adkins John Adkins Mark Aldrich Nancy Alwood C LASS OFFICERS: J a n e Brandt, Sec.; T i n a Lepper, Pres., E r i c Tu n d e v o l d , D a r r e l l A d a m s , Treas. ( Janet Ant Bruce Baker Laura Baumeister C arol Bavin Bonnie Roes A rdella Bowders Jane Brandt Lois Brecheisen Ronal Brewer Suzanne Brewer Linda Brooks Ti m o t h y Bunday '4 4 NIA A A R I % Jane Bush Lester C able Vi v i a n C arothers Bruce C arpenter LeRoy Claar Curtiss Cline Deborah Coats Donald Collins Gerald Congdon Wa r r e n Converse Mary Cox Larry Cuyler �Eighth Graders Prepare for Higher Pamela Davis Helen Doane Jerry Dulin Jeffrey Edge Dale Enyart Susan Filley .41 ; Georgia Fox Michael Fuller Lynette Ge r a r d Deo Grigsby Lorna Hanna Bunnee Harper Bill Hilyard Mildred Hilyard Orville Hoath Judy Hoenes Cheryl Horwath C arol Jasper Sharon Jenkins Russell Johnson Rose M a r i e Kent Janet Kidney Keith Kincaid Re Krieg Mrs. Hawver takes e x t r a t i m e f o r struction. Sharon Lahr James Lambert Susan Leitch Ti n a Lepper Richard Le Val ley Diana Little �Seeing Helps Larry Lower Marlene Manchester Barbara Marlow Gene Masters Kathleen Masters Te r r y Matson ----- Am; Carol. John. and Lynette study the inner parts of the ear. 1 cs *ID Ruth A n n McVicker David Middaugh Thomas Miller Jimmy Musolf John Musolf Te r r y Musselman Kenneth Myers Ronald Olds Sandy Parks Nancy Patton Leo Peet Connie Pepper Linda Philo Mary Prater Nancy Rankin Dorcas Rarick �Science Teaches About the World We Live In. Walter Rogers Gerald Schumacher Carol Sheridan Mrs. Merchant demonstrates t h e relationship o f the sun and the moon to the earth. a Joh Sim Beverly Smith Judith Smith Judy K a y Smith Allen St. C l a i r Emily Ta s s i e Calvin To w e r y Eric Tundevold S h i r l e y Va n Wormer Richard Wa l k e r George Wa l t e r Carol Wa r k o c z e s k i Thomas War Jon Washburn Richard Watkins To m y E l l e n w o o d . J u n i o r H i g h Custodian. Diana Watson Phillip Watson Dianne Weeks Thomas Whitley Lorraine Wright Christine Zongker �Seventh Grade Catherine Adams Gloria Adams Michael Adams Ann Adolph Jeffrey Aldrich Marcia Aldrich CLASS OFFICERS: J o y Eldred, Tr e a s u r e r ; Suzanne Wheeler. S e c r e t a r y ; M e r r i l e e W ' a g a m a n , V i c e President: Robert Wagar, President. Ellen Arey Ernest Augustine Chris Barber Dottie Barnette Phillip Batterson Harold Bemis I. • Dennis Biteman David Booth David Brandt Burl Brauker Kim Bray Stella Button _lot 72 James Cardinal To m Case Sharon Church Bobbie C lark Klaudia Coats Brenda Collins Deon Collins Judy Corey Wayne Cox Deborah Craig John Cram William Crane �Reading Is the Key Do Deeren Charles Diamon Terry Dul Linda Edgel Jo Eldred Naomi Ellenwoo Speed a n d efficiency a r e g o a l s t h a t students strive to achieve in Reading Lab. Lorraine Finney Donna Foster Ruth A n n Gallap To n i a Garrison Roberta George Barney Gottschalk Marsha Grimes To m Guthrie Donna Halstead Linda Ham mons Te r r y Hampton Te r r y Hand Sandra Heuer John Hobday Harry Holibaugh Stanley Holibaugh Catherine Howard Dennis Kaniewski David Knapp Ronald Lake Roger Lambert Sarah Leitch, Roger Lockwood Fred Lowe J Adialb �Seventh Grade Learns About SelfGerald Mack Linda Mains Jack Manchester Emajean Marshall Patricia Mayo Jerry McLaughlin Merle Melendy Linda Mench Kyle Miller Robert Miller John Mitchell Vonda Morey Kathleen Mowry Janice Musselma Kathy Musselman Penn Musselman The s t u d e n t g o v e r n i n g body o f t h e J u n i o r H i g h i s supervised by M r. Adams. Pamela Newbury Marguerite Pearson Michael Pearson Dennis Pepper Roy Pepper Steve Philson Abe Prater Bruce Renshaw Ruth Riley Cheryl Robbins John Roberts Raymond Roderick �Seventh Grade Opens Shirley Romans Douglas Rounds Ron Schroeder Ruth A n n Sholes Robert Simington Burton Simpson ali / ki ' f t A A Jodi Smith Marcia Thompson Samuel Va n Horn Merllee Wagaman Robert Wagar Marcia Watkins Emily Weller Suzanne Wheeler Barbara Win ads The H a r m o n a i r e s s i n g a t r i b u t e t o the f l a g a t t h e d e d i c a t i o n 2 �ACTIVITIE �Student Life is Active Ken a n d M i k e p o n d e r o v e r a m e c h a n i c a l d r a w i n g p r o b l e m . : fte• • The p r o j e c t s i n w o o d a r e v a r i e d . Candidates f o r C h a p t e r F a r m e r s l i s t e n t o the r i t u a l of I n i t i a t i o n . Gracanne r e p o r t s to Students i n t y p i n g c l a s s w o r k s e r i o u s l y. S . �dad ttiptt paa.1.1, -,44 p e a l G J a p t a t a a a q j a a J a s a k t 'unnopyono; s a N u t u e t ; i 3 'paifrid Si tuatwre r e u o n u u a y ; 55 S u u a l n a l n r e s o s p u r s a u o A a a n 3 1!JOS 100q3S �This is a Typical Noon om • A Everyone wishes t o find a place a t the Students a r e a b o u t t o e n j o y a w e l l b a l a n c e d m e a l . Student c e n t e r p r o v i d e s a p l a c e f o r m e e t i n g w i t h f r i e n d s . T h e h u n g r y b o y s e a g e r l y a w a i t a good l u n c h . To m a n d J i m c o n c e n t r a t e o n a g a m e o f c h e s s d u r i n g a q u i e t n o o n h o u r. Noon h o u r p r o v i d e s t i m e f o r l i s t e n i n g t o r e c o r d s a n d talking. • ' • 4 �A School Day Has t Lehi' 1 1II,:iici, .1 II : II : At the f i r s t learn about auto safety. Carole r u n s the duplicator for a typing project. Freshman students purchase new books a t t h e bookstore. • 14 • • qt,idPnts 5,nard t h e b u s f o r h o m e a f t e r a day at school. 166 " 0 A I L " Bill. Warren, John. and A r t h u r relax during Varsity Club Initiation Dance. �Our Student Council Starts a 7 . " FRONT R O W : Sharon M i t c h e l l , C a r o l Scharf, J a n e t Funk, P e a r s o n , Va l e r i e A d a m s , J e a n L e w i s . G a r y Smith, Roger Anna B e l l e T u l e . S h a r o n M u s s e l m a n , A d v i s o r , M r . A d a m s . S m i t h . BACK R O W: B a r b a r a Augustine, Dianne Hitchcox, T h e r a B a r b a r a . Janet, R o g e r, and T h e r a e n j o y d e c o r a t i n g the t r e e . " M e e t i n g c a l l e d t o o r d e r " was t h e p h r a s e used to c a l l t h e s t u d e n t c o u n c i l t o g e t h e r m a n y t i m e s throughout t h e s c h o o l y e a r . P l a n n i n g c o m i n g w a s a g a i n a v e r y i m p o r t a n t p r o j e c t f o r the council. T h e y h a v e a l s o h a d t h e c o m m u n i t y chest d r i v e a n d handed out u n d e r c l a s s m e n p i c t u r e s . T h e council h a s s t a r t e d a r e c o r d l i b r a r y f o r the w h o l e school t o e n j o y f o r a n o m i n a l f e e and has booked a s s e m b l i e s f o r the 6 3 - 6 4 s c h o o l y e a r. STUDENT C O U N C I L O F F I C E R S : S h a r o n M u s s e l m a n . S e c . : Carol Scharf, Tr e a s . ; A n n a B e l l e Tu l e , P r e s . ; J a n e t Funk, V - Pres. �Debaters Argue About Value of Joining Common Market SEATED: M a u r i c e Sholes, Susan A l l e n . Seaman Knapp. J e r r y M a c k . STANDING: D a v i d H a s t y, W a r r e n Johnson, Mrs. A r e y. Bob Brewer. The i c y r o a d s and judges who didn't appear added t o the p r o b l e m s of the debaters this y e a r. Although t w o d e b a t e s w e r e c a n c e l e d , o n e because o f h a d w e a t h e r and the o t h e r appearance o f t h e j u d g e , t h e d e b a t e r s gained valuable e x p e r i e n c e a g a i n s t L e s l i e and Jackson Saint J o h n ' s . They a l s o p r e s e n t e d t h e t o p i c t h i s y e a r, "Resolved: T h e U n i t e d States should j o i n i n f o r m i n g a c o m m o n m a r k e t a m o n g the n a t i o n s of t h e W e s t e r n h e m i s p h e r e , " a t t h e M a r c h meeting o f the P. T. S . A . Five m e m b e r s o f t h i s y e a r ' s squad w i l l benefit n e x t y e a r ' s squad with t h e i r .kip, Susan, and Wa r r e n . w i t h M r s . A r e y ' s help, a r e working towards the big day. After all that work, the big day Is here. 49 �Knowledge Leads t o FIRST ROW: A n n a Knapp, P a t Biteman, Pauline Moore, Susan Allen, B e t t y Wo o d m a n , J a n e t G o s h c o ff . S E C O N D ROW: Gracanne S m i t h , R u t h C u y l e r. Sue Binglay, David Watkins, Betty Strong, Penny Musselman, P a t Mowry. T H I R D R O W: W a r r e n Johnson, B o b C l i n e . Roberta Howell, Marcia Brecheisen. Processing o f b o o k s , t i l i n g a n d cataloging, along w i t h k e e p i n g t h e l i b r a r y i t s e l f i n o r d e r , give j u s t a g l i m p s e o f the m a n y tasks p e r f o r m e d by s t u d e n t l i b r a r i a n s . I n t h e s p r i n g , s e v e r a l members g o t o a Student L i b r a r i a n Assistants Association o f M i c h i g a n ( S L A A M ) convention i n Ann A r b o r w h e r e i d e a s a r e exchanged. Graca.nne Smith a t t e n d e d a S t u d e n t L i b r a r i a n A s s i s t a n t s Wo r k s h o p a t W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n U n i v e r s i t y a s a result of this. FIRST ROW: Susan Foster, Kathy Johnson, S h a r o n . Musselman, Leona H e i s e , N a n c y Watkins, Mrs. E v e r t , J e a n i e Johnson. SECOND R O W : M y r a J o n e s , Susan Smeltzer, Lois Krieg,Judy McLaughlin, C a r o l D i a m o n d , Rose M a r i e Bavin, Mary Burns. THIRD R O W : B e t t y Wa t s o n , Marsha Cline, Jim Bob Robinson, Lynn Robbins, Susan Hanna. 50 Visual a i d s h a v e been p l a y i n g an i n c r e a s i n g l y vital r o l e i n c l a s s r o o m i n s t r u c t i o n , thus offering the o p p o r t u n i t y t o s t u d e n t l i b r a r i a n s t o b e c o m e f a m i l i a r with such m a t e r i a l s . Because o f the u n t i r i n g e f f o r t s o f M r s . E v e r t , head l i b r a r i a n , o u r l i b r a r y i s f a s t b e c o m i n g a n outstanding e x a m p l e o f ' w h a t s t u d e n t c o o p e r a t i o n and unique l e a d e r s h i p can a c c o m p l i s h . �Guidance and Counseling Mrs. W a r k e c o u n s e l s w i t h students concerning occupational a n d e d u c a t i o n a l g o a l s , e m p l o y m e n t opportunities, a n d personal a n d school adjustments. She a l s o a d m i n i s t e r s t h e p r o g r a m o f s t a n d a r d i z e d t e s t i n g o f the s e n i o r h i g h school. Janet asks M r s . Wa r k e f o r advice in planning her studies f o r college. Mrs. H o o k e r d o e s a d i ff e r e n t t y p e o f counseling. She o f f e r s t r a i n i n g i n how t o s t u d y effectively t o t h o s e s t u d e n t s w h o n e e d t h i s help. S h e a i d s t h e s t u d e n t s w i t h t h e i r s o c i a l and p e r s o n a l p r o b l e m s b y h e l p i n g t h e m t o see and u n d e r s t a n d w h e r e t h e i r o Carol a n d M a r t h a e n j o y counseling w i t h M r s . H o o k e r. The v a r i e d q u e s t i o n s a b o u t c o u r s e s t o take, w h i c h c o l l e g e t o e n t e r, w h e r e t o l o o k f o r a j o b , a s w e l l a s m a n y o t h e r s , b o t h e r a good many s t u d e n t s o f U n i o n C i t y H i g h School. A s a c o u n s e l o r, M r . A d a m s i s a l w a y s r e a d y t o offer i n f o r m a t i o n , a d v i c e , a n d experience t o help o u r s t u d e n t s f i n d t h e a n s w e r s problems. riordon g e t s h e l p I n p l a n n i n g f o r college .nfranrP �Future Teachers' Club Offers Experience FIRST ROW: Susan F o s t e r, B e v e r l e n P e c k . B r e n d a D a v i s , Dianne H i t c h c o x , C a r o l N o r t o n , C o l l e e n M a n c h e s t e r, B e c k y Sell. S E C O N D R O W : K a r e n K n a p p , P a t M o w r y, K a r e n P a r k s , T h i s y e a r , t h e F u t u r e Te a c h e r s o f A m e r i c a have c a r r i e d t h r o u g h t h e i r past plans ot sponsoring an a w a r d f o r o n e o r m o r e s e n i o r s who d e f i n i t e l y plan on g o i n g i n t o the field of teaching. was s e t u p , c o n s i s t i n g o f o n e m e m b e r f r o m each grade, t o m a k e a l i s t o f q u a l i f i c a t i o n s a n d to a s y s t e m o f s e l e c t i n g the r e c i p i e n t . T h i s award w i l l Janet F u n k , S u e m g 1 e y . h i a i n e A l w a r d % b e t t y s t r o n g , Mary M e n c h , J o y c e F a i r c h i l d , K a t h y Johnson, B a r b a r a Rathbun, R o s e M a r i e B a v i n . be c a r r i e d o n t h r o u g h t h e y e a r s i f i t ' s s u c c e s s f u l this y e a r. Tw e l v e c l u b m e m b e r s , a c t i n g a s c a d e t teachers, a s s i s t e d i n t h e e l e m e n t a r y s c h o o l a n d one a s s i s t e d i n j u n i o r h i g h . T h i s p r o g r a m , w h i c h has b e e n o p e r a t i n g f o u r t e e n y e a r s , h a s s t a r t e d many s t u d e n t s t o w a r d t h e i r t e a c h i n g c a r e e r s . F. L A . O F F I C E R S : Jeannie Johnson, H i s t o r i a n ; N a n c y Watkins, T r e a s u r e r ; Sharon M u s s e l m a n , tary: Sharon l i a m e n t a r i a n ; C a r o l Scharf, Songleader; M a r t h a C a s e . President; M r s . H o o k e r , A d v i s o r ; K a t h l e e n Donovan. V- President. �French Culture is - r r F r FIRST R O W : R o s e M a r i e B a v i n , L i n d a Stevens, M a r c i a Brown. B a r r y P h i l l i p s . S h a r o n R i c h m o n d , C a r o l Scharf, Susan S m e l t z e r , M r s . J o h n s o n , B a r b a r a J e a n L e w i s , B e v e r l e n P e c k . S E C O N D ROW: Ron H a w k i n s , To m C a r p e n t e r, Bob H e n r y . P h y l l i s R e e d , S a l l y G l e n , M a r s h a C l i n e , M a r y re.torl Mench, N a n c y Wa t k i n s , E l a i n e A l w a r d t , P a t M o w r y, Sandi Eldred, Va l e r i e A d a m s , J u d y McLaughlin, Steve Johnson, C a r o l P e q u i g n o t , S h a r o n W a r t , E v e l y n L u x , J u d y Wa s h b u r n , Mary Bess Merchant. Club Activities The French club i s i n i t s t h i r d y e a r. I t has h e l p e d i t s m e m b e r s t o become m o r e familiar with the French people and the way of life i n F r a n c e through games, songs, a n d contests. I t has been a rewarding year for all who attended the club. �F.F.A. Inspires Members t o G L I E 5 gribripti 4 UNION CITY "04111111 444 1 FIRST R O W: T e r r y P r i b b l e , L a r r y Chaffee, M i k e Whitcomb, Gerry M a c k , C h a r l e s M a i n s , A l f r e d Sebo, B e r n a r d Diamond. SECOND ROW: David Cline, L a r r y M a s t e r s , R e x L i t t l e j o h n , M r. W e i r i c h l o o k s o n w h i l e E m i l M a r t i n and son. Duard, replace the twine in their hay baler. ' 1111111111! Mike P a t t o n , B r u c e K i n c a i d , C u r t i s s K e l l e y, D a v i d B a r n h a r t . THIRD R O W: T o m W i l s o n , D a n i e l J o n e s , B o b S m i t h , O r r i n Johnson, C a l v i n Crandall, David Hanna. Gary Mack, David Hasty. Using t h e s o i l p r o f i l e s . M r . W e i r i c h p o i n t s o u t soil characteristics. �nto Farming and Related One of the most active groups in school is t h e F u t u r e F a r m e r s o f monly known a s F. F. A . Te n ceived seeds, planted corn, and kept records for the DeKalb Corn Achievement Program. Several e n t e r e d t h e l e a d e r s h i p t r a i n i n g contests which include speech, farm forum, and parliamentary procedure. T h i s y e a r Union C i t y w o n b o t h public speaking and f a r m demonstration. F o r the second year in a r o w , o u r team won the land judging contest which provides training for the most efficient u s e o f the land. T h e r e ranks o r degrees, G r e e n Hand, Chapter F a r m e r, State F a r m e r , a n d A m e r i c a n F a r m e r. A w a r d s a r e m a d e o n t h e point system o n t h e b a s i s o f grades, outside class participation, p e r s o n a l savings and supervised f a r m i n g , and a r e made t o one boy i n each class. I n the s p r i n g the club plans t o d o m o r e s e e d i n g o f t h e h i g h school lawns and t o plant m o r e pine t r e e seedlings on the plantation. F. F. A . O F FR. ERS F I R S T ROW: D i c k M o r r i l l , Sentinel; Dick Dibert, Tr e a s u r e r ; Roger Smith, President; Steve H a r v e y, Vice-president; Duard M a r t i n , Secretary. SECOND R O U : M r . Vteirich, A d v i s o r ; L a r r y M i l l e r, Parliamentarian, Bob Cline, Chaplain; Dewey Wilson, Reporter. �Paper Staff Offers Experience Many nights t h e P a p e r S t a ff members have hurried to meet a deadline for the paper. After each edition they a l l hoped that would be better than the last. Only the s t a ff realize t h e w o r k t h a t g o e s i n t o a paper. When a l l the a r t i c l e s are collected they must be d u m m i e d a n d retyped on the stencil and finally they can be This y e a r an a r t e d i t o r has been added to t h e staff. Other additions o r improvements have been a r e g u l a r exchange page, sports page, editorials, and better headlines. O tt r MAROON A N D GREY STAFF: C a r o l Baumeister, Martha Case, Co-editor; Sue Bingley, , Co-editor; Roberta Howell. Mrs. Pendill, Advisor; Marsha Cline, Carla Bush, Cindy Clark, Adele Fischer, Karen Knapp, Exchange E d i t o r. Many hours are spent in organizing the school paper. Martha, Sue, Karen, and C a r o l a r e busily a t work on the final stages of the paper. Why a l l t h e excitement? I t ' s 12:10 and the Maroon and Grey is on sale. �The Annual Staff Works Hard t o Meet Its " C l i c k ! " T h e r e goes t h a t c a m e r a again, ringing m o r e a n d m o r e p i c t u r e s f o r t h e Lembers o f t h e a n n u a l s t a f f t o w o r k o n . ed b y t h e i r e d i t o r, t h e m e m b e r s f o l l o w a xrefully planned l a y o u t i n p r e p a r i n g the inual f o r p u b l i c a t i o n . A l o t o f w o r k goes i n t o the annual to get out b e f o r e the deadline. P i c t u r e s have t o t s e l e c t e d , c u t t o the r i g h t s i z e , p a s t e d on le pages, a n d students lye t o b e w r i t t e n f o r s o m e p i c t u r e s a n d adlines t h o u g h t u p f o r t h e p a g e s . C o p y Lust b e w r i t t e n , t y p e d , a n d pasted. T h e s e t r i o u s a c t i v i t i e s g i v e t h e m e m b e r s an idea I w h a t g o e s o n i n the f i e l d o f fzIk The m e m b e r s o f t h e Annual Staff take o v e r M r s . Johnson's r o o m e v e r y seventh hour. • • • • OW s e • 0 a • o ef a 1 • • 04 rifFts7 R O W r r o = gt ; r . K a t h l e e n IR-moven, E d i t o r ; C ase. L u c e t t e N e i l s . L a r r y G r e u t e r. L i n d a Stevens. Nan Lee M a r y B a r n s . A s s i s t a n t B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r ; a n d C a r o l S c h a r f . a n d C a r l a A u s t i n , T H I R D R O W : J a n e t Goshcoff. C a r o l e 1 , , S E C O N D R O W : L i n d a R a r i c k . M a r s h a C l i n e . J a n i c e B r a y , c a r o l K a t h y -Johnson. and G r a c a n n e S m i t h . B a u m e i s t e r. K a r e n K n a p p . S t e v e H a r v e y, S p o r t s E d i t o r ; M a r t h a • 0 a i a• • �Seniors "Tattletal How w o u l d y o u f e e l i f y o u r s e c r e t d i a r y got p u b l i s h e d i n t h e t o w n p a p e r u n d e r a p e n name a n d y o u h e a r d e v e r y o n e w o n d e r i n g who that a w f u l g i r l c o u l d b e ? The d i a r y shakes the town l i k e a m a j o r e x p l o s i o n , f o r P a t t y t e l l s all. I n t h e e n d i t d o e s t h e t o w n g o o d , f o r everyone sees h i m s e l f as he r e a l l y i s . 01110 S TA N D I N G : M a r t h a C a s e , L i n d a A c M o o d y . J i m G r e e n , Susan H a n n a , S t e v e H a r v e y, C a r o l B a u m e i s t e r. M a r t y Chard. K a t h y D o n o v a n . K a r e n Knapp, K a r e n P a r k s . S E AT E D : W a r r e n Johnson, Sue B i n g l e y, B r a d l e y B a k e r. S TA N D I N G : K y l e C o n v e r s e , B e t t y J e a n W i l s o n . S E AT E D : T e r r y B r o w n , A n n a B e l l e Tu l e , Sue B i n g l e y, B o b C l i n e . I N F R O N T: D o r l a L u x , S TA N D I N G : J a n e t F u n k , B o b C l i n e . S E A T E D : S u e B i n g l e y. O Members O f T h e C r o w d Scene Included: B e t t y Woodman. Lucette W e l l s , K e i t h Whitlock, Donna Katz. R i c k Robinson, Rita C u y l e r , M a r c i a B r e c h e i s e n . P a t B i t e m a n , J a n e t G o s h c o ff . M y r a J o n e s , R o b e r t a H o w e l l , L e s l i e G e e r. Sharon Hanna, a n d D i c k M o r r i l l . �The Sophomores Present "Fantasy in White" SNO-BALL COURT: M i k e Robinson, Carol Gray, Marcia B r o w n , L a r r y Parkison, Prince B a r r y Phillips, Princess Sandi Eldred. Punch and cookies w e r e served b y M i k e Robinson, M a r y Merchant, Susan Smeltzer, and Jean Lewis. They danced t o the mush- e)f B o b B r o o k s B a n d . �Harmony Is the Goal TRIPLE T R I O F I R S T R O W: B r e n d a D a v i s , Nancy C a r p e n t e r, B e v e r l e n P e c k , Sharon M i t c h e l l S E C O N D ROW: S h a r o n R i c h m o n d , Betty Strong, Patty Adams, Mary M e n c h , C a r o l N e w b u r y. THE HARMONALRES: Brenda Davis, M a r y Mench, Beverlen Peck. SENIOR H I G H C H O R U S F I R S T R O W : B r e n d a D a v i s , D o r t h a S a l y e r, N a n c y C a r p e n t e r , B e t t y W a t s o n , M a r y M e n c h , M a r s h a Cline, Susan S m e l t z e r, P a t B i t e m a n , M r . Clayton, S E C O N D ROW: C a r o l N e w b u r y , B e v e r l e n P e c k , B a r b a r a R a t h b u n , M a r y Ly n n J o n e s , S h a r o n R i c h m o n d , J u d y T h o m p s o n , J a c k i e R e n c h , Susan F o s t e r . T H I R D R O W : R o s a l i e W h i t e . S h a r o n M i t c h e l l , Susan H a u g h e y. T h e r a P e a r s o n , D i a n a C h a p m a n , J u d y W a s h b u r n , B e t t y Strong, J a n e t G r o s s , N a n L e e P i p e r . F O U R T H R O W : L i n d a Smith, M a r l e n e J o h n s t o n , J a c k i e F a i r c h i l d , L e o n a H e i s e , C a r o l D i a m o n d , S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y, P a t A d a m s , B e c k y S e l l . �Our Chorus is Never Without a Song - k i k iiii-ealawk, FIRST ROW: P a t r i c i a Mayo. J u d y Smith. Catherine Adams, Judy Corey. K l a u d i a Coats. R u t h A n n Gallop, J o y Eldred, Ruth Riley, Roberta George, Donna F o s t e r. SECOND ROW: Bunnee H a r p e r, Pamela D a v i s , Georgia F o x , Penny Musselman, C a r o l Sheridan. Catherine Howard, B e v e r l y Smith, S a l l y Leitch, Linda Hammons, Merrilee Wagaman. T H I R D R O W: Ruth Sholes. C h e r y l Robbins, Linda B r o o k s , To n i a Garrison, Debbie C r a i g , Rose M a r i e Kent, Phyllis AcMoody, Janice Musselman, J e ff Aldrich, Donna Halstead, Jane Brandt, L i n d a Edgell, Judy Hoenes, Carol Warkoczeski, Jane Ann Bush, E m i l y Ta s s i e , L o i s Brecheisen, Ti n a L e p p e r, Sharon Church, Linda Mench. The h i g h s c h o o l c h o r u s n u m b e r e d t h i r t y - o n e g i r l s t h i s y e a r . I t m e e t s t w i c e a w e e k and i s open to a n y o n e w h o l i k e s t o s i n g . T r a i n i n g i s g i v e n i n note r e a d i n g , a n d a w i d e s e l e c t i o n of music is sung. to f o r m t h e T r i p l e T r i o . T h e y a l s o h a v e b r o u g h t pleasant s o u n d s o f m u s i c t o s c h o o l and c o m m u n i t y events. The c h o r u s h a s n e w r i s e r s t h i s y e a r w h i c h they u s e d a t a n a s s e m b l y C h r i s t m a s c o n c e r t . The H a r m o n a i r e s w e r e chosen f r o m the s e n i o r high c h o r u s a n d h a v e e n l i v e n e d m a n y o f o u r c o m m u n i t y and s c h o o l p r o g r a m s . Six m o r e g i r l s w e r e added t o the H a r m o n a i r e s The s e v e n t h a n d e i g h t h g r a d e c h o r u s e s e a c h meet t w i c e a w e e k . B e s i d e s s i n g i n g , t h e y s t u d y note r e a d i n g , t h r e e - p a r t h a r m o n y, m u s i c t h e o r y, and m u s i c a p p r e c i a t i o n f r o m r e c o r d i n g s . The c o m b i n e d j u n i o r h i g h c h o r u s s i n g s f o r an a s s e m b l y p r o g r a m , a s d o e s a g i r l s ' s e x t e t selected f r o m the e i g h t h g r a d e . �The Senior Band Represents Our 111111111M Ell i i - I t ORIN 411 t i l l OM I IN 111111111 111E1 N I I I I M I RI II I I FIRST R O W : B e t t y M i t c h e l l , B e t t y Wo o d m a n , P h y l l i s Reed, M a r y Ly n n Jones, S h e r r y Hawkins, L i n d a M c N a l l . SECOND ROW:Lucette W e l l s , G a i l W h i t l o c k , J a n i c e B r a y , D e n n i s J o n e s , C h r i s t i n e W a l t e r, Nancy W a t k i n s , E l a i n e A l w a r d t , R o n H a w k i n s , L i n d a A c M o o d y, Anna Knapp. T H I R D R O W: P e n n y M u s s e l m a n , L o n e t t e Wells, B r e n d a 62 Davis. S h a r o n M u s s e l m a n , M a r y Mench, Dianne Hitchcox, M a r l e n e Johnston, J o y c e F a i r c h i l d , L a r r y P a r k i s o n , D e n n i s M i l l e r , D i c k Dibert. F O U R T H R O W : D a v i d Rench, C a r o l N o r t o n , Steve K e n t , J e r r y Mack. The b a n d s t a r t e d o f f t h e 1 9 6 2 - 6 3 s e a s o n b y attending t h e C e n t e r v i l l e F a i r o n S e p t e m b e r 2 2 . On t h e 2 9 t h o f S e p t e m b e r, t h e y t r a v e l e d t o A n n A r b o r t o attend the U n i v e r s i t y of M i c h i g a n ' s football game a n d a n n u a l Band D a y. U n i o n C i t y, a l o n g w i t h many o t h e r b a n d s , p a r t i c i p a t e d i n t h e h a l f t i m e c e r e m o n y. f o r the second M a s s e d Band F e s t i v a l on January 29. F o u r o t h e r bands, p l u s U n i o n C i t y gave an evening c o n c e r t , u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f a guest c o n d u c t o r, Stanley Shoemaker o f Jackson H i g h School. Next i n l i n e w a s t h e a n n u a l W i n t e r C o n c e r t held t h i s y e a r on D e c e m b e r 18. Union City was h o s t The band f i n i s h e d t h e season b y giving concert. The d i s t r i c t b a n d c o n t e s t w a s h e l d i n S t u r g i s In M a r c h . �:hool With the Sound 111 I : IIINJ 11 M• 7 p f 4,17774. e FIRST ROW: Marsha Cline, Linda Mgbus, Carol Newbury. M a r y Bess Merchant, Shelley Kingsley. SECOND ROW: Anna Belle Tule, Bob Cline. Andy Baumeister, Bob Brewer, B i l l Adolph, Bernard Diamond, Sherri Smith. Patsy McRae. Donna Katz. THIRD ROW: Bob Henry. Louis Dormer, Janet Funk. Barbara Augustine, Tom MAJORETTES: FIRST ROW: Lonette We l l s Lucette We l l s Patsy M c R a e Tina L e p p e r SECOND ROW: Donna Katz Anna B e l l e Tu l e Janice B r a y M e t z l e r , G a y l o n F o r d , Seaman Knapp, B r y c e Adolph, M a r t y L e p p e r . K a r e n P a r k s . A d a m Offenbecher. FOURTH ROW: Alan P a r k s , J i m Offenbecher, P a t M o w r y, M a r c i a Brecheisen, M r. C l a y t o n , D i r e c t o r. �Music Sparks , 111111 1 1 1 8 , 1 1 0 1 1111111 sun 1 4 .1111111107/4 •m JR. B A N D F R O N T R O W : P a m e l a D a v i s , E r i c Tu n d e v o l d , Te r r y Musselman, T a s s i e . D a v i d P r i e s t , T i n a L e p p e r . \ k a r r e n C o n v e r s e , B r u c e K a r e n M u s o l f , L a u r a B a u m e i s t e r, N a n c y Rankin. L o i s B r e c h e i s e n , C a r p e n t e r , J a n e t R i l e y , B e v e r l y S m i t h . T H I R D R O W : R a l p h B e r n a r d H o a t h . S E C O N D R O W : C a r o l Wa r k o c z e s k i , S h a r o n M i t c h e l l , G o t t s c h a l k , R o n B r e w e r , M r . C l a y t o n . Judy H o e n e s , E v e l y n L u x , C o n n i e H o w a r d , J a n e B r a n d t , E m i l y The J u n i o r B a n d i s s e l e c t e d f r o m t h e outstanding m e m b e r s o f i n t e r m e d i a t e band on the b a s i s of p l a y i n g a b i l i t y, t o n e , a n d p e r s o n a l i n t e g r i t y. T h i s y e a r t h e y played a t the C h r i s t m a s and s p r i n g concerts. Pep Band m e m b e r s d i d a good job of helping t o keep school s p i r i t h i g h b y p l a y i n g at a l l the home b a s k e t b a l l games. 11111111 III II ION 1111 II I I ill II li 111111111 I I I II 111111 II III 111111 Mil II 64 PEP BAND F R O N T R O W : B a r b A u g u s t i n e , B o b B r e w e r , E m i l y Ta s s i e , S h e r i S m i t h , D o n n a K a t z , M a r t y L e p p e r, A d a m O ff e n b e c k e r. S E C O N D R O W : B e r n a r d H o a t h , B o b H e n r y. L o u i s D o r m e r , Seaman K m a p p . M r . C l a y t o n . T H I R D R O W : S t e v e K e n t . Phyllis Reed, J e r r y Mack. R o n B r e w e r. A l a n P a r k s , J i m O f f e n b e c k e r, P a t M o w r y, C a r o l N o r t o n . �Boosters o f School Spirit l zie. 1 1 1 & FIRST R O W : C o l l e e n M a n c h e s t e r, C a r o l N e w b u r y, Jeannette Johnson. B r e n d a D a v i s . L i n d a AcMoody, P r e s . , Nancy Watkins, V- P r e s . , M a r y B u r n s . Pat Biteman, M a r c i a Brown, Susan F o s t e r, Rose A n n Knapp. SECOND ROW: J u d y Thompson, Evelyn L u x , Te r r i Sue Smith. Ruth C u y i e r, , Betty Woodman, Dianne Hitchcox, Sherry Hawkins, E t h e l y n C u y l e r, C a r o l Pequignot, C a r l a A u s t i n THIRD ROW: C a r o l e L o w e r , Gracanne Smith, Carol Gray, Diane Chapman, Dortha S a l y e r, P a t Lewis, Linda Stevens, Linda Mabus, Gail Whitlock, T h e r a Pearson. FOURTH ROW: P a t Adams, Betty Strong, Ruth Warsop, Ruth Z a r m s t o r f , L i n d a R a r l ck, D o Lux, C a r o l Baumeister, Sue B i n g l e y, Kathleen Donovan, Nan Lee Piper. FIFTH ROW: Shelley Kingsley, Adele Fischer, Elaine Alwardt, Valerie A d a m s , Carlene F u l l e r, Marsha Cline, Jean Lewis, Mary Merchant, Sandy Eldred, Kathy Johnson. SIXTH ROW: M a r y Mench, Roberta H o w e l l , M a r t h a Case, Sally Glen, Karen Knapp, M a r c i a Brecheisen, C a r l a B u s h , Cindy C l a r k . SEVENTH ROW: L o n e t t e Wells, Anna Belle Tule,Pat McRae, Lucette Wells. Patsy, Donna, and Ruth s t u ff the dummy f o r the Snake Dance bonfire. �Sporting Events Create Excitement Among Players and Fans U . C . ' s m a r c h i n g M a r o o n s p u t o n a h a l f - t i m e s h o w. Coaches W h e e l e r, Wa d e a n d t h e t e a m t e n s e l y w a t c h the a c t i o n o n t h e f i e l d • Both t e a m s k e e p t h e i r e y e s g l u e d t o t h a t b a l l . T h e V a r s i t y C h e e r l e a d e r s k e e p s s c h o o l s p i r i t l i v e l y. Dick M o r r i l l hauls down the ball c a r r i e r . �SPOR �Presenting the Homecoming Queen and Cour AI milli CR91 4 1 I 110E413 4 1 F t P r f K j rd, I (14 LEFT TO RIGHT: Denny M i l l e r, Patsy McRae, Marty Chard, Dorla Lux, Steve Harvey, Queen Linda AcNloody, 1961 Queen Anna Belle Tule, Leon Bennett, Diana Chapman, L a r r y Parkison, Sandra Eldred, Crown Bearer Kurt M i l l e r. Linda flashes a radiant waiting for the big moment. Tears o f j o y Linda i s announced queen �A l l t h e h o m e c o m i n g a c t i v i t i e s w e r e planned by t h e Student C o u n c i l . Couples d a n c e d b e n e a t h s o f t l i g h t s t o t h e dreamy m u s i c o f J o h n Clayton's Band a t the annual c o r o n a t i o n b a l l w h i c h w a s h e l d i n t h e g y m n a s i u m a s a c l i m a x t o t h e suspense w h i c h had b e e n b u i l d i n g u p t h r o u g h t h e w e e k . L i n d a AcMoody r e i g n e d o v e r t h e g a l a e v e n t a f t e r being c r o w n e d b y l a s t y e a r ' s q u e e n , A n n a Belle Tu l e . M i s s M a r o o n a n d G r a y a n d h e r e s c o r t , S t e v e H a r v e y, p o s e while t h e band plays h e r song. Queen L i n d a s u r r o u n d e d b y h e r r o y a l court, D o r l a , P a t s y, Sandi, and Diana. �New Yells and Cheers Build School Spirit 4111114:-.301111,fr :-* . VA R S I T Y : D o r i s L u x , A n n a B e l l e T u l e , B e t t y S t r o n g , P a t s y M c R a e , R u t h Z a r m s t o r f . The 1 0 c h e e r l e a d e r s f o r Union C i t y w e r e chosen l a s t 11Iay f o r t h e 1962-63 season. D u r i n g the s u m m e r, t h r e e o f the Va r s i t y cheerleaders w e n t t o a special cheerleading c a m p . T h e r e , t h e y learned new c h e e r s , niques, e s s e n t i a l s of manship, and leadership. Both the Reserve a n d leaders s p a r k e d t h e pep meetings with s k i t s a n d y e l l s t o b o o s t school s p i r i t . RESERVE: P a t A d a m s , Sandi E l d r e d , T e r r i Sue S m i t h , M a r c i a B r o w n , Rose A n n K n i p p . �Admission t o Varsity Club Adds Prestige The aim of every red-blooded, Union City boy, is to be a member of the Varsity Club. And the a i m o f t h e Va r s i t y C l u b i s t o improve sportsmanship and the quality of athletics. To be a m e m b e r o f t h e c l u b , y o u m u s t have participated in a varsity sport. This club tries to f u l f i l l i t s a i m s b y r a i s i n g observing m o r e experienced sportsmen. They have sponsored three dances, one of whichwas an initiation dance. Through their advisor, Mr. Wheeler, they secured tickets f o r Michigan State football game on November 10. With t h e i r money, t h e y bought the new f l o o r mats f o r the gymnasium. A new award system was inaugurated this year, also. SEATED: K y l e Converse, Sec.; K y l e T h a y e r. V. - P r e s . STANDING: Steve Harvey, Tr e a s . ; Dick M o r r i l l , Sergeant- a t - A r m s ; M a r t y Chard, Pres. FIRST ROW: Alfred Serie. Ken Cuyler, Keith Whitlock, Jerry Corey. Steve Kent. B r a d B a k e r, L e o n Bennett, L y n n Robbins, A r t h u r Preaton, Dick M o r r i l l , Coach Wheeler, SECOND ROW: Torn Smith, Warren Johnoon, A n d y Baumeister. David Watkins. Don Hoenes. R o g e r S m i t h . T o m A d a m s , K y l e Converse, K y l e T h a y e r, R i c k R o b i n s o n . THIRD ROW; L a r r y Parkison. Denny Miller. Marty Chard, G o r d o n ' l o a t h . John Brewer, B i l l Adolph, Bob Cline. Steve Harvey. T o n i Lenon, Bryce Adolph. Roger Enyart. 71 �Winning the "Little Brown J e F R O N T R O W : A s s t . C o a c h W'ade, T i m B u n d a y, M g r . , M i k e D i a m o n d , Leon B e n n e t t , A r t P r e s t o n , K y l e T h a y e r , D i c k M o r r i l l , K e i t h Whitlock, K e n C u y l e r. SECOND R O W: L a r r y C u y l e r, M g r . , Dave Wa t k i n s , A l S e b o , L y n n R o b b i n s , A n d y B a u m e i s t e r , B r y c e A d o l p h , Te r r y B r o w n , R i c k R o b i n s o n , S t e v e K e n t , J e r r y C o r e y. T H I R D .11 m , IMP R O W: T o m S m i t h , K y l e C o n v e r s e , R o g e r S m i t h , R o g e r E n y a r t , Dennis M i l l e r , B o b C l i n e , J o h n B r e w e r , B i l l A d o l p h , G o r d o n Hoath, S t e v e H a r v e y , M a r t y C h a r d , L a r r y P a r k i s o n , V a r r e n J o h n s o n , T o m A d a m s , D o n H o e n e s , a n d C o a c h W h e e l e r. *Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union City City City City City City City City \VON 3 Colon Jonesville Litchfield Athens Reading Homer Quincy Bronson 0 1 19 20 0 2 1 20 L O S T 5 *Non- C onference G a m e Come o n , D a d s , c h e e r up! We're t r o u n c i n ' B r o n s o n . Coach W h e e l e r w a n t s t o k n o w, " W h o m i s s e d t h a t block?" • F i n i s h e d 4th 1 20 9 0 90 96 14 0 �ade This Year Our M a r o o n s s p o i l a Tr o j a n ' s t r y f o r yardage. The referees signal another Maroon Touchdown! Seventy s u n b u r n e d f a c e s r e p o r t e d f o r p r a c t i c e late i n A u g u s t . A l l w e r e a n x i o u s l y w o r k i n g f o r o n e goal, t o m a k e Va r s i t y. A f t e r t h r e e w e e k s o f v i g o r o u s training, t h e Va r s i t y squad f e l t t h e y w e r e r e a d y t o test t h e i r s k i l l . O v e r t h e w e e k s , a f t e r feats, i n j u r i e s , a n d e n j o y i n g v i c t o r i e s , t h e y w e n t t o Athens. A n d t h e i r d e t e r m i n a t i o n b r o u g h t b a c k t h e "Little Brown Jug." The L i t t l e " C " A l l - C o n f e r e n c e t e a m t h i s y e a r had o n e M a r o o n o n i t . B o b C l i n e w a s n a m e d t o both the O ff e n s i v e and D e f e n s i v e t e a m s . I n a d d i t i o n , R o g e r Smith, M a r t y C h a r d , a n d S t e v e H a r v e y r e c e i v e d Honorable M e n t i o n . Our boys gather around to have a look a t t h e "Little Brown Jug" after slantime i t f r o m rival, Are' �Varsity Cagers Attain a 11-5 Win, Loss Record K N E E L I N G : Va r s i t y Coach, P a t r i c k Wa d e , R e s e r v e C o a c h , C h a r l e s W h e e l e r. S TA N D I N G : K y l e T h a y e r , K y l e C o n v e r s e , T o m A d a m s , B o b R o s e n b e r r y, B r y c e A d o l p h , F e r r i s J o n e s , Doug G i l b e r t . M a r t y C h a r d , B o b C l i n e , S t e v e H a r v e y , T o m L e n o n , D e n n i e M i l l e r , D a v i d Wa t k i n s , L y n n R o b b i n s , UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION Roger p r e p a r e s t o sink a f r e e t h r o w to widen the m a r g i n o v e r Athens. 74 CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY CITY 50 52 7 53 63 70 48 59 53 53 49 62 54 7 55 51 Colon Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield St. C h a r l e s Jonesville Quincy Athens 46 60 60 60 57 56 42 58 69 74 47 52 46 61 61 48 �Competition is Rough in Little C Doug l e a p s h i g h i n a n e f f o r t t o t i p t h e b a l l t o h i s t e a m m a t e s . B A S K E T B A L L M A N A G E R S : D e n n i s P e p p e r. Ti m B u n d a y, T o m M e t z l e r, L a r r y C u y l e r. A l l t h r o u g h the c o l d w i n t e r m o n t h s , one f i n d s t h e w i t h a c t i v i t y a f t e r s c h o o l . F o r t h i s i s when o u r v a r s i t y m e m b e r s practice f o r t h e i r Tu e s d a y and F r i d a y n i g h t games. C o n t r a r y to what m a n y p e o p l e m a y t h i n k , a p l a y e r d o e s n ' t j u s t d r i b b l e t h e b a l l and t h r o w i t around. A f t e r the p l a y e r s g e t dressed, t h e y go out o n t o the g y m f l o o r a n d w a r m u p . T h e n t h e t e a m goes t h r o u g h drills, w h e r e b a s e -line l a y - u p s , d o w n -the-middle l a y - u p s , a n d l e f t - h a n d e d l a y - u p s a r e r u n . A f t e r these, o t h e r d r i l l s s u c h a s f a s t b r e a k , t w o - o n - o n e , a n d t w o - o n - t w o d r i l l s a r e r u n . I n these d r i l l s , each. p l a y e r h a s e i t h e r a z o n e t o b e i n , a m a n t o be on, o r a l a n e to r u n d o w n . A l l t h i s p r a c t i c e p r e p a r e s t h e p l a y e r s f o r the c l o s e competition in the L i t t l e C Conference. Coach W a d e a n d t e a m plan t h e i r second h ,If L 44 ..#141 741 , 4 �Reserves' Size and Number Add t o Their F R O N T R O W : T i m S u n d a y, M g r . ; S k i p K n a p p , G a r y Mack, M i k e W h i t c o m b , L a r r y M a s t e r s , B o b P e a r s o n , To m R o b e r t s , D a n n y S m e l t z e r , B a r r y P h i l l i p s , M a u r i c e Sholes. S E C O N D R O W : L a r r y C u y l e r , M g r . ; Te d M o o r e , David H a s t y, M i k e R o b i n s o n , K e n E d g e I I , R a l p h Gottschalk, B r u c e K i n c a i d , P h i l l i p F r e d e r i c k , G a r y W a g a r, C u r t i s s K e l l e y , L a r r y C o r e y , L a r r y B e n n e t t , B r u c e P e p p e r , M g r . T H I R D R O A : C o a c h I% ade, J e r r y Carman, S h e l d o n Va n k 1 o r m e r, D a v i d Hanna, G e o r g e G e e r, D a n i e l H a n n a , O r r i n J o h n s o n , K i m K a e c h e l e , Bob S m i t h , D o r M R e n n e r, D a v i d P r i e s t , R a y r n m d B l a i s , W a l t e r R o s e n b e r r y, T h o m a s C l a a r , A s s t . C o a c i w h e e l e r . F R O N T R O W : W a l t e r R o s e n b e r r y, D a n H a n n a , O r r i n J o h n s o n , M i k e R o b i n s o n , D a v i d H a s t y, K i m K a e c h e l e , G e o r g e G e e r. C E N T E R : B a r r y P h i l l i p s . B A C K R O W : D a v i d H a n n a , G a r y W a g a r, Te d M o o r e . The s t a r t i n g e l e v e n a t t h e l e f t p r o v i d e d t h e backbone, b u t e v e r y o n e o n t h e s q u a d w a s a l w a y s ready t o g i v e h i s b e s t . A l t h o u g h t h e r e s e r v e s failed t o w i n a g a m e t h i s y e a r, t h e y a l l felt that they h a d i m p r o v e d . E v e r y g a m e w a s h a r d played and f o u g h t t o t h e e n d . A t t h e e n d o f the season, they a l l f e l t r e a d y t o b e c o m e v a r s i t y candidates. �Reserves Have Ability and Spirit C o a c h c a l l s a t i m e - o u t t o t a l k o v e r s o m e n e w s t r a t e g y. But Lack Doc R o s e n b e r r y l o o k s o n w h i l e B i l l P a r k s t a k e s a shot. FIRST R O W : B a r r y P h i l l i p s . T o m R o b e r t s . W a l t e r G a r y S m i t h . D o r i n R e n n e r, G a r y Roes. L a r r y Parkison. R o s e n b e r r y. B r u c e K i n c a i d . Wa y n e % m i n e r a l . R o b B r e w e r, B i l l P a r k s , R o n H a w k i n s , D a v e H a n n a . D a v i d P r i e s t . C o a c h Ken C o y l e r, B o b P e a r s o n . S E C O N D R O W: A s s ' t C o a r h Wade, W h e e l e r . �Track and Field Events Keep Physically Fit F i v e l e t t e r m e n w i l l be r e t u r n i n g tc o u r t r a c k t e a m again this year. F o r t y - s i x boys, t h e l a r g e s t g r o u p we have ever had, have s i g n e d u p . U n i o n C i t y h o l d s t h e conference r e c o r d o f the 880- y a r d r e l a y. It w a s r u n b y Ron Swain, B u d A d a m s , Mike S w a r t h o u t , ( p a s t graduates) a n d Te r r y B r o w n i n 1:363 time. Te r r y Brown holds t h e r e c o r d i n t h e 4 4 0 - y a r d d a s h w i t h a t i m e o f 53.3. Tw o o f o u r t o p t r a c k men, T e r r y and M a r t y, p r a c t i c e r u n n i n g the h u r d l e s . 78 F I R S T R O W : T o m M e t z l e r , B a r n e y B r a u k e r , R i c k Robinson, Leon B e n n e t t , R o l a n d B l o w e r s , T e d M o o r e , A l f r e d Sebo, Coach W h e e l e r . S E C O N D R O W : A r t h u r P r e s t o n , T e r r y Brown, Dave Hanna, M a r t y Chard, B i l l P a r k s , To m L e n o n , Roger E n y a r t , W a r r e n Johnson. �Spring Brings F I R S T R O W : B a r r y P h i l i p s , D o c R o s e n b e r r y. B o b P e a r s o n . Te d M o o r e , L y n n R o b b i n s . K e n n e t h C u y l e r , L a r r y B e n n e t t . Nlfred Sebo, C o a c h Wa d e , S E C O N D R O W : B r a d l e y B a k e r. Kyle T h a y e r. A n d y B a u m e i s t e r. W a r r e n Johnson, R i c h a r d Last y e a r t h e M a r o o n s t i e d w i t h Homer a s C o -Champions i n the L i t t l e C Conference w i t h a 6 - 1 record. F r o m last y e a r ' s w i n n i n g s q u a d a b o u t 1 0 lettermen w i l l r e t u r n . Competition w i l l be k e e n f o r p o s i t i o n s l e f t v a c a n t f r o m l a s t y e a r. T h e M a r o o n s a r e e x p e r i e n c e d In p i t c h i n g , c a t c h i n g , a n d s o m e positions In t h e i n f i e l d a n d outfield. 40 candidates t u r n e d out, and the f o r e c a s t f o r t h i s y e a r i s t h a t the t e a m w i l l be one of t h e t a p t e a m s i n t h e c o n f e r e n c e . Bob. To m . a n d K y l e a d m i r e the b a s e b a l l t r o p h y they helped t o win. I- 5 oft...N.. M . • i F r a k e r , B o b S m i t h , T o m A d a m s , K y l e C o n v e r s e , Steve K e n t . T H I R D R O W : K e n E d g e l l , B o b R o s e n b e r r y, B r y c e A d o l p h , Richard Adolph, B i l l Adolph, John B r e w e r, M a r t y Chard. Dennie M i l l e r , D a v i d H a n n a . t , R , S 4 q �Acknowledgment Best L i f e l o n g Wishes f r o m WILLARD C. ADOLPH Real E s t a t e Compliments of ALBRIGHT BUILDERS AND S U P P LY AREY HARDWARE Burlington, Michigan Compliments of B A I L E Y R A D I AT O R SERVICE B AY L I S J E W E L R Y Gifts o f D i s t i n c t i o n HOWARD B E R R Y Auto S a l e s BESSIE'S B E A U T Y S H O P We s p e c i a l i z e i n a l l k i n d s of p e r m a n e n t cutting and styling. Ph. 7 4 1 - 5 3 5 1 Congratulations f r o m BOB'S M E A T M A R T Congratulations f r o m BRANDT SINCLAIR S TAT I O N B R AY M O TO R SALES, INC., Ford Sales and Service Compliments of BROTT'S GROCERY Dine a t C A N D L E L I G H T I N N Phone 7 4 1 - 5 2 8 8 , W e s t o n M-60 Our B e s t Wishes DR. A N D M R S . L . F. CHAPMAN Compliments of COVEY'S SERVICE THE D A N C E R C O M PA N Y Department Store SO Compliments of FA B I A N O ' S Compliments of M c L A U G H L I N ' S D R U G STORE Compliments of F A M I LY B A R B E R SHOP Compliments of MILLER'S HARDWARE Congratulations f r o m DR. A N D M R S . E . V. F I N L AY Compliments of N A T I O N A L C O N V O Y, I N C . Mobile Home Tr a n s p o r t i n g Compliments of GAMBLE'S STORE NORTHSIDE S TA N D A R D SERVICE Atlas T i r e s - :Accessories Compliments from LEONARD GOTTSCHALK Insurance GRIMES F O O D S TO R E Phone 7 4 1 - 8 6 9 1 Congratulations Seniors HENSLEY'S 5 T O $1.00 STORE Compliments of DOUGLAS H O B D AY Photographer Compliments of HOOKER O I L C O M PA N Y The P u r p l e P e o p l e " H e a t e r " 315 C h a r l o t t e St. JENKINS F U N E R A L HOME Ambulance Service Oxygen and R a d i o E q u i p p e d Phone 7 4 1 - 5 7 6 1 S TA N D A R D O I L C O M P A N Y L.C. Johnson, Agent Compliments of DR. A N D M R S . R O B E R T LEITCH L I T T L E 'S S E R V I C E Donald L i t t l e Phone 7 4 1 - 4 9 4 2 UNION C I T Y L O C K E R Complete processing for locker and home f r e e z i n g Compliments of D O N O VA N ' S M A R K E T McRAE'S R E S TA U R A N T "We're not you are." Compliments of MR. A N D MRS. E A R L Compliments of E . W. M E R C H A N T ' S S O N S JACK REED Standard Service Phone 7 4 1 - 5 0 0 1 Compliments of SHOPPER'S GUIDE Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n SINCLAIR REFINING C O M PA N Y Rusty Chard, Phone 741-8131 TEMPLIN FEED AND SEED S T O R E Phone 7 4 1 - 3 4 9 1 Compliments of T R E AT ' S A U T O PA R T S TREUSDELL ELECTRONICS Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n Compliments of UNION C I T Y C L E A N E R S Compliments of UNION C I T Y L U M B E R CO. THE U N I O N C I T Y N AT I O N A L B A N K , M e m b e r o f F. D . I . C . WA LT E R ' S F L O W E R S "Say i t w i t h f l o w e r s " J.B. WA S H B U R N I M P L E . AND A U T O Plymouth- Va l i a n t - C h r y s l e r International H a r v e s t e r Sales Compliments of WHITLOCK'S SHOE STORE DON J . W I L D E R Marathon Service Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Union City, Michigan ��MAROON 19 SR. HIGH SCHOOL UNION CITY SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Union City, Michigan JR. HIGH SCHOOL �AYear of The 1963-1964 year has been a year of changes and new experiences not only i n o u r school system, but also in the United States as a whole. The starting of school in September brought t o us a new superintendent, new principal, and f i v e members, as did John F. Kennedy's t r a g i c d e a t h b r i n g t o us a n e w national leader in November. Civil r i g h t s c o n c e r n i n g o u r freedoms as citizens of this country has been the big issue in the United States. I n a w a y c i v i l r i g h t s has played a b i g part in our school too. At the beginning of the year the new administration issued books as our guide to freedoms. We have freedoms i f we don't abuse them. The school day r a n on 50 minute periods, with three minutes between classes, and a 3 8 minute lunch hour. This year was also the f i r s t t i m e a school newspaper weekly. Along w i t h these other changes some new courses were added including a g i r l s ' gym class, a college English course, and a journalism and speech class. This community h a s s e e n t h e l a r g e s t graduating class i n the history of U.C.H.S. receive t h e i r learning f r o m a new building, new facilities, and a new type of education. Another y e a r, another c l a s s , o t h e r a c t i v i t i e s , w i l l b r i n g s t i l l more changes and improvements to our education. 2 �Table of Academics Administration a n d F a c u l t y Seniors Underclassmen Student L i f e Athletics 1 1 �SchoolCalendar for SEPTEMBER 2 B a n d travels to State F a i r 3 E n r o l l m e n t ; teachers meetings 4 F i r s t full day of school 6 F F A dance 13 V . Colon football; 17 J r s . o r d e r class rings 19 Q u e e n and court selected 20 V . L i t c h f i e l d football; ings 24 R . Harper Creek football 26 S n a k e dance 27 H o m e c o m i n g w i t h Athens; seniors sponsor dance 30 A n n u a l sales begin OCTOBER 1 R . Athens football 4 N o s c h o o l ; V . R e a d i n g football; F. T. A. dance 7 P. T. S . A. potluck supper 8 R . Reading football 9 V . Homer football 10 & 11 N o s c h o o l ; t e a c h e r s i n s t i t u t e ; Senior p i c t u r e s t a k e n ; E n d o f marking p e r i o d ; Student C o u n c i l Record Hop 14 U n d e r c l a s s m e n pictures taken 15 R . Homer football 16 M a r c h i n g c o n t e s t ; R e p o r t c a r d s 18 V . Quincy football 22 R . Quincy football 23 S e n i o r s g e t T B t e s t s & o r d e r pictures 24 A s s e m b l y on Russia; Jrs. magazine sale ends 25 V . Bronson football 29 C l a s s meetings; R. Bronson football NOVEMBER 1 V . Jonesville football; Dads Night; Sophomores sponsor dance 3 Exchange s t u d e n t s l e a v e f o r Chatham 4 P a r e n t teacher conferences 8 A s s e m b l y f o r exchange students, Library C l u b dance; annual sales en 11 U n d e r c l a s s m e n pictures taken 15 A n n u a l Staff dance; end of 25 N o s c h o o l ( P r e s i d e n t Kennedy's funeral) 26 B a s k e t b a l l games with Colon there 28 & 29 N o school (Thanksgiving Vacation) DECEMBER 3 F r e s h m a n class party 4 J r s . get class rings 5 S e n i o r s get pictures 6 B a s k e t b a l l games with B r o n s o n ; Pep Club dance 4 7 C o l l e g e boards 9 " C o l l e g e Night" 12 S e n i o r class party 13 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h L i t c h f i e l d there 15 B a n d concert 17 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h Jonesville here 18 C l a s s meetings 20 B a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h Quincy; Varsity C l u b dance; C h r i s t m a s Vacation starts JANUARY 3 Seniors sponsor " Tw i r p Dance" 6 B a c k to school after vacation 10 B a s k e t b a l l games with Athens there 14 A s s e m b l y f o r exchange students 17 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h R e a d i n g there 21 B a s k e t b a l l games with Homer here 22 2 3 F i n a l exams 24 N o school; Basketball games w i t h Bronson there 27 S t a r t o f second semester; g r o u p pictures 28 M a s s e d band 31 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h Litchfield; Cheerleaders sponsor dance FEBRUARY 1Sno-Ball 5 D a t a Processing course starts 7 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h Jonesville there 11 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h St. Charles here 14 B a s k e t b a l l games with Quincy there 15 P T S A Dance 21 B a s k e t b a l l games with Athens here; Juniors sponsor dance afterwards 25 B a s k e t b a l l games with Reading here 28 B a s k e t b a l l games with Homer there MARCH 3,5, & 6 Tournaments 12 & 13 Senior Play Junior and Senior High open house 1 Sophomore Class party 1 26,27 & 30 Spring vacation APRIL 1 2 2 MAY 1 2 26 & 27 2 Annual F. T. A . dinner Talent show SLAAN J-Hop Baccalaureate Final Exams Graduation ��LanguagesandSpeechAid in -1kt. - Nlernoo selections are part of Mrs. Pendill's junior Englism class Sharon points o u t t o F r e n c h class students places of interest in France Speech c l a s s g i v e s students experience before an audience �HomeEc., Ag., andShopPreparePupils for a MP Freshmen g i v e C h r i s t m a s l e a f o r f a c u l t y a n d students Stan and Andy work hard at their shop projects flume L c . g i r l s l e a r n n e w s k i l l s ri J - - n , n z r = �ScienceandMathAre for idi-ther t h e i r knowledge o f the human body a s they finish Physics class keeps our ,•"' Algebra i s a new experience for many Business math will help in the future �CommercialandJournalismStudentsMake for BetterSecretaries Bookkeeping r e q u i r e s s t r i c t a t t e n t i o n Journalism s t u d e n t s m a k e the newspaper assignments p a r t o f t h e i r w e e k l y w o r k Typing t a k e s l o t s o f p r a c t i c e a s many know Ob �SocialStudies Prove to be Hard Work Toni , \ ilson points out t o B a r b Rathbun places o f important happenings i n M r s . Hooker's American History class The Seniors l e a r n how t o f i l l out an income tax return Kendziorski's Economics Class Boys' physical education class works on the parallel h i r F Dodge ball provides plenty of exercise girls' gym class 10 ��ANewSuperintendent and Principal, with the RICHARD PRESTON Guiding the welfare of the Union City Public Schools i s RICHARD PRESTON, superintendent. M r . Preston holds a B.A. degree f r o m M i a m i University in Ohio, a M.A. degree f r o m Michigan State versity, and an E. D. S. degree from Central Michigan. M r . Preston, who i s new t h i s year, c a m e f r o m Montezuma, Ohio. H i s last position was in Lake City, Michigan for three years. H e and h i s wife, Ann, have three c h i l d r e n , Elizabeth, D a v i d , a n d Elaine. H e i s a m e m b e r o f t h e F i r s t Methodist Church, Union City, in takes an active p a r t . Union City students are very proud to have t h i s outstanding person tendent o f the Union City Public Schools. NEAL SINGLES Inspiring students t o g r o w academically, s o c a l l ically, a n d m o r a l l y , N E A L SINGLES is heading the faculty at U.C.H.S. f o r his f i r s t He has a B.A. degree from Albion College and a M.A. degree from Notre Dame. A t present h e i s working f o r an advanced degree from M.S.U. He has held position of p r i n c i p a l a t N i l e s a n d E a s t Detroit. H e , his wife, Joann, and their three children, Jim, Sheri, and Cindy, a r e members o f the First Methodist Church h e r e where M r . Singles is director of the adult choir. It i s h i s b e l i e f t h a t " t h e principal's office i s a d i s c i p l i n e o ff i c e , b u t counseling service." 12 �theSchoolBoard,CreatedManyChangesfor BOARD OF EDUCATION Max Parks, Treasurer; Harold Cline, June Washburn, Darrol Bingley, President; L i l l i a n Leitch, Secretary; John Rrecheisen, Donald Tassie 4,10 Eunice \ 1 r r c h m d Mriry Flohciay, Janice Phileon, J u n i o r H i g h Secretary, Patrick Wade, assistant Junior High Principal �FiveNewTeachersAddNew Interest tothe S I ANI IL1 I 3 . S Covcrumellt- o n o r n i t I . • or•tur.) , l ' I f Y [ U S SCI-II\IIDT, 11.5., N o r t h e r n S t a t e Te a c h e r i s C o i l , , , _ , .therdeen, South D a k o t a ; C o m m e r c i a l The lone new m a l e member of the high school f a c u l t y, Stanley K e n d z i o r s k i , h a i l s from Davidson, Michigan. In addition to his duties as head football coach, and reserve basketball coach, he also teaches government, economics, M i c h i g a n history, and boys' physical-education. Of a l l t h e new teachers at U.C.H.S. this year, M i s s M a r y Mathews o f Union C i t y is the only one who i s an alumnus of this high school. Miss Mathews teaches ism, f r e s h m a n English, and senior college English. She i s a l s o advisor f o r the school newspaper and yearbook. Physical-education for girls, a ject this year, i s under the direction of Miss M A RY M A T H E W S , B . A . , A l b i o n ; English, S p e e c h , a n d J o u r n a l i s m RALPH R I C E , B . S . , C e n t r a l Michigan; J r . H i g h S c i e n c e a n d P h y s i c a l - eduation C AT H E R I N E S A N F O R D , B . S . , B a l l State Te a c h e r s C o l l e g e , M u n c i e , Indiana; G i r l s ' P h y s i c a l - e d u c a t i o n and H e a l t h 1 Catherine Sanford f r o m Valparaso, Indiana. She a l s o teaches g i r l s cation a t the junior and senior high schools, senior health, and is sponsor for leaders and pep club. Aberdeen, South Dakota, sends us commercial teacher, M i s s P h y l l i s Schmidt. Subjects t h a t s h e teaches a t U.C. a r e typing I I . , geography and l a w, and business math. S h e a l s o h a s c h a r g e o f t h e f u t u r e teachers. The new faculty m e m b e r o f the j u n i o r high, Ralph Rice, a l s o hails f r o m Davidson, Michigan. He teaches g e n e r a l science, i s eighth grade advisor, assistant football coach, and head track coach at the senior high. �Jr.HighTeachersHelpStudentsAdjust to ofHighSchool PATRICK WA D E , B . S . , NISU; Coach and J r . High Social Studies ARTHUR JONES, L i f e C e r t i f i c a t e , W M U ; J r . HILDRED S I Z E L A N D , A . B . , E M U ; J r . H i g h English and Geography ANITA WEIRICH, B . S . , M S U ; J r . High Home Economics LDI [H IlAWVER, B.S., WMU; J r. High Math ERMA BARTLETT, M. A., WMU; J r. High English and Science IS �TeachersAssistStudents in W I W I " LY N N B A R T L E T T, M . A . , U o f M Science DOROTHY E V E R T, M . A . , W M U Librarian W W I I * ...IMMUNE"' JOHN C L AY T O N , B . A . , A l b i o n Band and C h o r u s K E N N E T H W E I R I C H , B . S . , NISU Vo c a t i o n a l A g r i c u l t u r e DOROTHY JOHNSON, B . A . , U o f W i s . English and F r e n c h L U C I L L E A R E Y, A . B . , WNIU Math ROSE S T E F FA N I A K , NI. A „ U o f M L a t i n and E n g l i s h 16 �andDevelopment of Their Talents GLADYS WA R K E , M . A . , U o f M ; Math, Guidance and Counseling GERTRUDE D A V I S O N , B . S . , W MI Commercial FAY MILLIGAN, B.S., WMU; Shop Instructor JEANNE CONVERSE, M . A . , MSU; Home Economics and Math NORA HOOKER, M.A., WMU; History HELEN P E N D 1 L L , M . A . , E M U ; E n g l i s h a n d Histr Teachers e n j o y t h e atmosphere o f Ec room f o r lunch. 17 �Personnel is Vital to the Lair BUS D R I V E R S Left t o R i g h t : F l o y d P o w e l l , J i m S c h e r r y, Willard R a n k i n , W i l l i a m Nlabus, A l b e r t R e n s h a w, J u n i o r Edwards, R e x Randall, G e r t r u d e R a n k i n , Dena Z o n k e r, mond, B e t t y M a c k , Grace H a r t , L o u i s e Edwards, G e o r g e Edwards, rge HOT LUNCH HELPERS Marsha C l i n e , L y n n R o b b i n s , Regina O ' N e i l , K a t h y W i l a m o w s k i , Betty Wa t s o n , J u d y T h o m p s o n CUSTODIANS nern.ard \ l i l l c r . C i r l ��TheClass of "64" CLASS MOTTO: "The Past Cannot Be Changed. The Future Is Yet In Our Power." CLASS Climb Every Mountain CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose Bryce Adolph, V. - P r e s . ; L e o n Bennett, P r e s . ; P a t s y McRae, Sec.; Marilyn Parshall, Treas. CLASS COLORS: Red and White SHARON MUSSELMAN Class Officer President 1 Pep Club 3 Paper Staff 4 Editor 4 Library S t a ff 2 , 3 , Library C l u b 2 , 3 , Secretary- Tr e a s u r e r 3 Sr. Band 1 , 2 , 3 , Student Council 3 Treasurer 3 F . T . A . 1 , 2 , 3 , Historian 1 , 2 Secretary 3 Vice-President 4 Exchange Student 4 DAR Good Citizen 4 Junior Play Senior Play Valedictorian 3 . 9 BRYCE. ADOLPH N A N LEE PIPER Class Officer 2 , 3 , 4 A n n u a l Staff Vice-President P e p Club 3 , 4 Treasurer 2 , 3 S n o - B a l l Court 2 Sr. Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 C h o r u s 1 , 2 , 3 Dance Band . . . 2,3,4 S e x t e t 1 French Club 1 , 2 , 4 F r e n c h Club Football 1 2 3 4 S e n i o r Play Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 C o -Salutatorian . . 3.65 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Varsity C l u b Vice-President 4 Boys' State Representative Co-Salutatorian 20 4 4 4 4 0 �tsOfficersand MARILYN PARSHALL 4 Class O f f i c e r 4 Treasurer 4 Pep C l u b 2, Library S t a f f 2, Library C l u b 1 French C l u b Senior P l a y S t a g e Manager Junior Play 3 Top Te n MARSHA CLINE Annual Staff Business Nlanager Paper Staff Pep C l u b Library S t a ff Library C l u b Chorus 3 Sr. Band 1 , 2 , French Club F T A. 1 , Junior Play Senior Play Top Te n CAROLE LOWE+ Annual Staff . . . . . Editor Pep Club Paper S t a ff Top Te n . LYNN ROBBINS Class O ff i c e r Treasurer Varsity Club 2,3,4 President 4 F. F. A . . . . . . . 1,2,3,4 President 4 Library S t a ff . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Library C l u b • . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Most Valuable P l a y e r . 4 Co-Captain 4 Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 Sno-Ball C o u r t 2 Junior Play Senior Play Top Te n KATHLEEN JOHNSON Class O ff i c e r Secretary 2 Annual Staff Pep Club Library Staff 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Library Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Secretary- Tr e a s u r e r . . 3 F TA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Vice-President 3 President 4 French Club Junior Play Senior Play Top Te n 4 3 3 3 , 4 3 2 3 THOMAS LENON Debate Varsity Club Track Basketball Junior Play Top Te n c 1 34 23 4 1,2,3, 3 06 A GORDON HOATH Class Officer Vice-President Varsity Club Football . Exchange Sr, French Club President Top Ten . . 3 2 , . 3 3 9 4 3,4 . 4 7 2 I �TheSenior Year Has ELAINE A L LWA R D T Pep C l u b 3 , 4 Debate 1 , 4 12 L i b r a r y Staff 1. Library Club 1,2,3,4 Sr. B a n d French Club 3 , 4 Senior P l a y %I W O O D Tr a c k 3,4 iLAik A B A R B A R A AL'GUSTINE. 1 E . T. A . Sr. B a n d 12,3 Pep Band 12 3 Dance Band . . . . . . 1,2,3 3 Student C o u n c i l L i b r a r y S t a ff 4 Betty C r o c k e r H o m e m a k e r o f To m o r r o w 4 Junior Play Dancing i s t h e ite p a s t i m e a t t h e i r c l a s s parties ANDREW B A U N I E I S T E R Sr. B a n d 2,3,4 J r. B a n d 1 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Senior P l a y LEON BENNETT Class President Vi c e - P r e s i d e n t Debate Sno-Ball P r i n c e Football Baseball Tr a c k ROLLAND BLOWERS Tr a c k 3 DENNIS B O AT M A N 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 1 1 2 1,2,3,4 1,3.4 �Activities Play a Big Part in JANICE BRAY Class Officer Secretary Annual Staff . . . . Paper Staff Secretary Pep Club Cheerleader Sr. Band Majorette French Club Treasurer Homecoming Court Junior Play 13 13 1,2,3,4 1, 4 2,3,4 9 12 3 4 2,3,4 1, I MARY BURNS Pep Club 3 , 4 Debate 1 Library Staff • . . . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Library Club . . . . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Annual Assistant B u s i n e s s Manager 3 JUDITH CARPENTER Ten years o f anc The Senior g i r l s s t u f f t h e d u m m y f o r the Athens gam DIANA CHAPMAN Paper Staff Treasurer Pep Club Student Council . Homecoming Court Sno-Ball Court 2.3, . 2 2.3, • 2 4 4 21 �NoonHourProvidesTime for Eatingand Senior g,fu s are all smiles at lunch time ETHELYN CUYLER Pep Club 3 Library Staff Library Club RUTH CUYLER Library Staff . . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Library Club . . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 3, Pep Club Senior Play 34 34 ANDREW DIAMOND 1110 Senior gals yak ing the brief lunch period CAROL DIAMOND Library Staff Library Club Chorus 2 , 24 LOUIS DORMER Student Council Dance Band Sr. Rand l'er Rand Scnior l'Ia‘ 3 A ti 4 �TheSenior Year is OneThat Will Always ROGER ENYART F.F.A. . . . . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Treasurer 4 Football 2 , 3 , 4 Track 3 , 4 Student Council . . 4 President 4 Varsity C l u b 3 , 4 JACKIE FAIRCHILD Chorus 3 SUSAN FOSTER Annual Staff Paper Staff Pep Club F.T.A. Library Staff Library Club Chorus Senior Play 4 1 3 1,2,3.4 . 1,3,4 . 1,3,4 3, Senior pictures ing and expensive CARLENE FULLEF( Pep Club F.H. A Glee C l u b 1 , REATH HAMILTON • 41., 2 2 DOUGLAS GILBERT Varsity C l u b 4 Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 GRANT HART Library Club Library Staff Footbal Track Senior Play 24 24 .. 1.4 7 �SeniorsPlan the Year's Activity During Their SUSAN HAUGHEY Student Council Senior Play 3,4 2.?. 3,4 tA. A TOM HICKS "All r i g h t l e t ' s down!" y e l l s S r . 1. Leon Bennett. DONALD Varsity Club F.F.A. Reporter Sno-Ball Court Football LOIS KRIEG Pep Club Library Staff . . . . . Library Club . . . . . Chorus 26 3, 1,3, 1,2,3, 3, 2,3, 2,3, 2, 4 2 STIIVEN KI_NT Varsit C l u b Sr. Rand Pep Band 2 Dance Band 2 Football 1 . 2 . Co-captain Baseball / Track 1 , 1 , 3 , 3 3 , 4 4 34 4 �StudyingTakes Up a Big Percentage of COLLEEN MANCHESTER Pep Club Library Club 4 Library Staff 4 Chorus 3 F. T. A . 2 , 3 Junior Play 12-B Homeroom iously w a i t f o r the results of all t h e i r studying mesters, a s M r . Kendziorski passes o u t t h e r e p o r t cards MARY ANN MAYO Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 F.H.A. 1 , 2 Library Club 1 Science Club Better English Club . . 1 "T" Club 1 , 2 , 3 Pep C l u b 1 . 2 , 3 F.B.L.A. C l u b 3 PATRICIA McRAE Class Officer Secretary 4 Vice-President 2 Pep Club 2 , 3 , 4 Cheerleader 1 , 3 , 4 Sno- Ball Princess . 2. . Sr. Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Majorette . . . . . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Homecoming Court . . 3 , 4 Queen 4 Student Council 1 Dance Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Senior Play Junior Play PATRICIA MILLER Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 MARY McQUEEN DENNIS MILLER Varsity Club 3 , 4 Sr. Band 3 , 4 Jr. Band 2 Pep Band 1 Dance Band 3 , 4 Football . . . . . . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Track �Juniorand Senior PATRICIA MOWRY Paper Staff Library Staff . . . Library Club . . . Sr. B a n d 1 , 2 Pep Band French C l u b E.T.A. MICHL-AL P:.! Football . . Baseball . . Basketball . Class Officer Tekonsha Class President. _ 4 . 2,3,4 . 2,3,4 , 3 , 4 3 3 1,2,3, Pep Club . . . . Chorus 'rudenr Council 2 , 3 , 4 3 3 P Tom and Janice played the leading r o l e s i n t h e J r . Play, " L o c k , S t o c k , a n d Lipstick" JAMES POHLMAN CAROL RANDALL Annual Staff 3 Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 Jr. B a n d 2 Chorus 2 F. H. A. 2 , 3 F.N A Basketball 1 , 3 Senior Play 28 \RTHUR PRESTON Football ' 2,3, 1.23.4 3 �MakeUpArtists DAVID RENCH Jr. Band Sr. Band 1 A g JAMES ROBINSON Library Staff Library Club Junior Play c 7 i , r Play DORTHA SALYER Paper Staff 4 Library Staff 2 Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 R O B E R WAYNE ROUNDS T F.F A SCHROEDER _ Ruth makes Colleen Carol lssard f o r t h e J r. Play 4 4 4 2 2 2, 1,2,1.4 4 �TheSeniorsHaveHadan ExcitingandBusy BETTY Debate 1 Library Staff . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Library Club . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Pep C l u b 3 THOMAS SMITH Football Track F.F.A. Sentinel Varsity Club BETTY STRONG F.T.A. Cheerleading Pep C l u b Library Staff Library Club Student Council Vice-President Chorus Ha rmonaries Sextet Senior Play 1,2,3,4 4 1,2,3,4 4 3, 1,2,3,4 3 2,3,4 3 3 4 .. . 4 1,3, 3, 1 Seniors gather in the halls to t a l k before homeroom RUTH Pep Club 2 Debate 1 Paper Staff Chorus French C l u b DAVID WATKINS Pep Club 2 Varsity Club 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Library S t a ff . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Library Club . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 Football 1,2,3, Baseball 3, Track 4 Student Council 1 Basketball 2,3, 30 t , NANCY WATKINS French Club Student Council Secretary Pep Club Vice-President President Library Staff Library Club Paper Staff Sr. Band Jr. Band F. TA . Secretary Treasurer Junior Play Senior Play , 3 1 , 4 4 4 1 3, 2,3, . 3 3, 3, 3, 2,3, 1,2,3, 2 2 4 1 4 3 �ances,Class Parties, Trips, and Planning RUTH ZARMSTORF Pep Club Cheerleader F. T. A . 0 • • • • • BARBARA ZONKER 40 .1111111......•••• No Photo for JERRY GEORGE F FA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Sharon a n d C a r o l e m i x e d pleasure w i t h t h e i r w o r k a t M.S.U. last summer GRADUATING FRONT ROW: To m Smith, Leon Bennett, Steve Kent, Andy Baumeister, Ron Reed, Lynn Robbins. B A C K ROW: Dave Watkins, Don Hoenes, Bryce Adolph, John Brewer, Gordon Hoath, Denny M i l l e r, Roger Enyart 23 4 2,3,4 1 �TheClass of "64" Was Busy in May of Their Lynn, To m , a n d Nancy enjoy taking p a r t i n the Junior play, Lock, Stock, and Lipstick. Mrs. Davison prepares Sharon f o r the J r. play as Barbara looks on. Al President Leon Bennett accepts the gavel from Andy at Class Day exercises. The Junior-Senior banquet was eye catching. This scene helped complete the decorating for the 1%3 J-Hop, Shangrila. 12 I ��1 TheJr. Year is a Busy Va l e r i e A d a m s Becky A d o l p h Carla Austin id6f Rose M a r i e B a v i n Brenda B e a n L a r r y Bennett M i k e R o b i n s o n , P r e s . ; P a u l a We e k s , V. - P r e s . ; Sally G l e n , T r e a s . ; M a r y M e r c h a n t , Sec. • Gary Boes Marcia Brown Jerry Carman Nancy C a r p e n t e r Linda C l a r k David C l i n e Janice C r o n k h i t e Janet C u t c h a l l Kenneth C u y l e r Brenda D a v i s Bernard Diamond Kenneth Edge11 & q v k Sandra E l d r e d Duane F i n n e y G ayl on F o r d Ernest F o s t e r Gerald G a r r i s o n George G e e r Sally G l e n Ralph G o t t s c h a l k Carol G r a y Daniel Hanna David Hanna David H a s t y 34 . 11 . 4 > 47 • • • I. , r �ClassRings, Planning the J— r r. 1 Ronald Hawkins Stanley Hawver Robert Henry Connie Howard Orrin Johnson Steven Johnson _ .4111b."•-1, 4 1 ' r Daniel Jones Mary Lynn Jones Kim Kaechele Anna Knapp Marcia Lake Barbara Jean L e w i s • , d 1 Carla, with the help of the representative from Josten's, decides her ring size. 4 e c•N_ Carol L i t t l e Evelyn Lux Linda Mabus Gerry Mack L a r r y Masters Judy McLaughlin Mary Mench Mary Merchant Tom Metzler Ted Moore Judy Niusselman Penny Musselman Adam Offenbecker L a r r y Parkison William Parks Robert Pearson Beverlen Peck Carol Pequignot 'S �Eighty-Six Juniors look Forward to Barry Phillips Barbara Rathbun Diane Rankin Sharon Richmond Thomas Roberts Michael Robinson , Walter Rosenberry Carol Scharf Bonnie Schneider Alfred Maurice Sholes Susan Smeltzer Linda Smith Mary Lou Smith Robert Smith Sheri Smith Linda Smith Judy Thompson James Tunney Gary Wagar Sharon Wart Paula Weeks Gail Whitlock Katherine Wilamowski Connie and Evelyn become d r i v e r s under M r. vision. • 11 , r Thomas Wilsoi Patricia �The1963-64 YearWasBothWorkandFun for Phyllis Alwood L a r r y Bailey David Barnhart Sharon Bauder Steven Bavin Raymond Blais Way ne S i m i n g t o n , Sec.; R o s e A n n K nap p, T r e a s . ; R e x Pres.; Dianne Hitchcox, Pres. Curtiss Blowers Barbara Bowders Robert Brewer Sue Burns Thomas Claar Margaret Cline 4 a ,2 L a r r y Corey Dallas Crandall Sherry Danbury A h a b Linda Eldred Joyce Fairchild Adele Fischer Tom Forrest Nancy Frederick P h i l i p Frederick op homor es m a k e t h e i r c l a s s p a r t y a success 37 �Sixty-nineSophomoresHelpBoostthe L a r r y Hampton Sherry Hawkins Bradley Heisler Dianne Hitchcox Greg Hull Jeanette Johnson Marlene Johnston Curtiss Kelley Bruce Kincaid Shelley Kingsley Rose Ann Knapp Seaman Knapp •.„1":"; e v.. :----I Pamela Lehman Martin Lepper Rex Littlejohn o Ars, . . . . earft M I D 1 ard Gary Mack Jerry Mack Charles Mains Steven, Brad, J e r r y, Mike, and Ken of M r. B a r t l e t t ' s quiet room to study before school starts Michael Martin Linda Melendy Cheryl Meyer Sharon Mitchell Charlotte Moore Pauline Moore Karen Musolf Carol Norton James Offenbecher Alan Parks Bruce Patton Mike Patton 3 �ndAdd to the Excitement of im Patricia Platz Te r r y Pribble David Priest Jackie Rench Dorin Renner Janet Riley .10^. A. Mary Sebo Mary Segers Wayne Simington Cary Smith Te r r i Sue Smith Kenneth Thompson Mrs. A r e y ' s homeroom eagerly awaits the start of a new day Carol Toner Christine Walter Lonette Wells Michael Whitcomb Kenneth Wilson Catherine Winans Sophomore boys w o r k o n t h e " w a l k -through-snowball" t h a t greeted everyone at the Sno-Ball Sophomore girls make decorations for the Sno- Ball �HighSchoolOpens a NewandHappy World Phyllis AcMoody Darrell Adams Mark Aldrich Nancy Alwood Bruce Baker Laura Baumeister ..pon 4 P I I Carol Bavin John Baylis Bonnie Boes • Jane Brandt Lois Brecheisen Ronal Brewer r r y C u y l e r , V. - P r e s . ; E r i c Tundevold, P r e s . ; L o i s Brecheisen, Sec.; Dick Watkins, Treas. Suzanne Brewer Linda Brooks Timothy Bunday Vivian Carothers Bruce Carpenter Leroy Claar Curtis Cline Deborah Coats Donald Collins Gerald Congdon Warren Converse Judy Cook Larry Cuyler Pamela Davis Judy Delebaugh Helen Doane Jerry Dulin Jeffrey Edgell 40 �NinthGradersEnjoy Dale Enyart Susan Filley Georgia Fox Michael F u l l e r Lynette Gerard Deo Grigsby Lorraine Hale\ Lorna Hanna Bunnee Harper .1 h i l l b i l l y hop i n for the freshman Bill Hilyard Mildred Hilyard Orville Hoath Judy Hoenes Cheryl Horwath Carol Jasper t Sharon Jenkins Russell Johnson Larry Kauffman Rose Marie Kent Janet Kidney Keith Kincaid 9C Homeroom s m i l e s —the b e s t w a y t o s t a r t �• 101FreshmenTop the Enrollment Susan LLee i t c h Ti n a L e p p e r Diana L i t t l e Larry Lower David M a c k Marlene Manchester Barbara Marlow Gene M a s t e r s Kathleen M a s t e r s Te r r y Matson David M i d d a u g h Doug M i l l e r P The F r e s h m a n b o y s t a l k o v e r the happenings of the m o r n i n g t r A t a k - , ."^.1 Thomas M i l l e r Jim Musolf John M u s o l f Te r r y M u s s e l m a n Diane Ogden Ronald O l d s INAC -II. , r, i k . 4 1 : 11 6 . Rose O ' N e i l G a r y Owens Sandy P a r k s Nancy P a t t o n The F r e s h m a n g i r l s keep up on the 1..acht dances t o o 42 _ 'yr t it‘• - �TheFreshmanYear PresentsManyNewProblems,Experiences, r Leo Peet Connie Pepper Linda Philo Nancy Rankin Dorcas Rerick Walter Roger ar f 0 Carol Sheridan John Simington Beverly Smith as k\i r ei°4 e's Judith Smith Emily Tassie Calvin Towery Eric Tundevold Shirley VanWormer Richard Walker A w i d e s m i l e f o r Bonnie and then the camera i s snapped for underclassman pictures 401P ••••••••ii 6 t George Walter Carol Warkoczeski l'homas Warsop Richard Watkins Jon Washburn Debby Watson ‘41 &LA Dian Diannt Thomas Whitley Christine Zongker • • 6 No Photo For; Ardella Bowders Thomas Richmond 4 �ActivitiesAre Gloria Adams Michael Adams Ann Adolph Jeffrey Aldrich Marcia Aldrich Ellen Arey Ernest Augustine Chris Barber Dottie Barnette Phillip Batterson Harold Bemis Dennis Biteman s o t 6 r O - Shirleen Blue David Booth David Brandt Burl Brauker Kim Bray Ardella Button 1 Stella Button Lester Cable Tom Case Sharon Church Klaudia Coats oi 4 \ 4 1 4 5 7 1 \\* Sam VanHorn, P r e s . ; Joy Pres.; Penny Musselman, Sec.; Linda Edgell, Treas. F A Deon Collins Bill Cook Judy Corey d ell . ,.._ i e l l i i i - -• Deborah Craig William Crane Don Deeren 0 1 4 5 la 48 N �toEighth Charles Diamond Donna Pillion Linda Edgell Joy Eldred Naomi Ellenwood Lorraine Finney Donna Foster Ruth Ann Gallap Tonia Garrison 1S1/4 of. f'• Barney Gottschalk Marsha Grimes Te r r y Hand r 4 : ; 1 2 Donna Halstead Sandra Heuer John Hobday Steve Philson (55) gets ready to pass the ball to Tom Case (77) Cathleen Howard Nora Johnson Dennis Kaniewski David Knapp Ronald Lake Roger Lambel • — - Sally Leitch Fred Lowe Gerald Mack Linda Mains Jack Manchester Emajean Mars! �SelfGovernmentis BeneficialtoJunior Patricia Mayo Jerry McLaughlin Merle Melendy Linda Mench Kyle M i l l e r Robert M i l l e r e John Mitchell Vonda Morey Kathleen Mowry Janice Musselman Kathy Musselman Penny Musselman Marguerite Pearson Mike Pearson Dennis Pepper Roy Pepper Steve Philson Abe Prater Mary Randall Bruce Renshaw Ruth Riley Cheryl Robbins John Roberts Raymond Roderick Shirley Romans Ron Shroeder �HighSchoolLife LiesAhead for r r Ruth Ann Sholes Robert Simington Burton Simpson Danny Slusser Jodi Smith Marcia Thompson 6 I I Sanuel VanHorn Merilee Wagaman Robert Wagar Marcia Watkins Emily Weller Barbara Winans No Photo For H a r r y Holibaugh SEVENTH GRADE c l i t i l l 0, •N , N a \ 1 k . 1. Ar'' 1 . , .....- Neal Adams Mark Adolph Kathleen Aldrich Deborah Austin William Badger James Blowers L y n n S m i t h , Reporter; Te r r y Dulin, Pres.; Cathy Smeltzer, Sec.; Mary Lou Knapp, V. - P r e s . ; Vicki Hoenes, Treas. �SchoolSpirit Kaye Campbell Barbara Carpentei L a r r y Carpenter Mike Claar Robert Claar Cindy Clark John Clark Gary Collyer Linda Cook Mike Cross Darla Danbury Bobby Delebaugh e O r David Diamond Douglas Doane Diana Du Bois Jerrolynn Dulin Te r r y Dulin Hazel Edwards Susan Edwards Ann Emmel Robert Fast Diana Fox Wayne Gardner Harold Geer J o y E l d r e d , M e r r i l e e Wagaman, Klaudia Coats, Jodi Smith, Micki Smith, Mary Lou Knapp Roberta George Donna Gerard Nancy Glesman Frank Goshcoff Linda Guthrie John Guthrie 4S �EarlyBeginnersMakeYoung Connie H a l s t e a d Randy H a r p e r Carolyn Hasty Kenneth H e r m a n The B e g i n n e r s B a n d r e h e a r s e s u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f M r . Clayton Danny H i c k s Thomas Hitchcox Vicki Hoenes Stanley H o l i b a u g h Te r r y H o o v e r Cindy Horwath 400Or • r • AN . _ I rI ' Nila Inman Sharon I n m a n J e r r y Johnson Ronnie K a u f f m a n Regina K e m m e r Ti m Keever t - - ai .• Ara. Nir 1 1 P 4 4 • Garth Kincaid M a r y Lou Knapp Stephen L a m b e r t Jean L i t t l e Bonnie M a c D o n a l d Richie M a c k R o s e Marie Martin Randy Nlatheson Linda Moore Robert M o o r e Rosetta M o o r e Wesley N l o r i c k 40 �SeventhGradersPrepare for Future Years I William M o r r i l l Florence Mueller Sharon Norton Stephen Patton Ronnie Peck Douglas Rounds Carol Salyer Eddie Sell Colleen Sheridan George Sholes Catherine Smeltzer 410 Judith Smith L a r r y Smith Lynn Smith Micki Smith Te r r y Smith Dennis Spooner Tom Hitchcox lines up a free throw. • Rex Spoor David Stevens Janice Sutfin Connie Swarthout Linda Towery Lee Tundevold • I. Claudia VanAken Wendell Wadsworth Sue Warsop Connie Watson Richard Watson el .: No Photo For: BO D a l l A a James Rench s Wadley ��• I " Mrs. Gladys Warke, guidance counselor, w o r k s with students and helps them plan their classes during high school. The students may also sign tion on different occupations they a r e interested in. During t h e y e a r many tests a r e given dents t o help them i n the type of occupation they are suited f o r. To h e l p students choose a college, a "College Night" w a s held December 9 , 1963, w i t h Athens and Colon students also attending. During "College Night" the students were able to talk w i t h any t h r e e o f the 11 college representatives and have any questions answered. "College Night" andCounselingAre Combined to Plan a Worthwhile .\ thcn,-., Colon, and U.C.H.s. stuacms wait for the representative from Western to college life there Sheri, Judy, Jane, and Sharon pick up some information about K.C.C. during "College Night" 52 �TheStudent CouncilWorks for the Betterment of ifi Li. SEATED: M r . Singles, A d v i s o r ; Carol Gray, Treas.; Betty Strong, V. - P r e s . ; Roger Enyart, P r e s . ; Carol Scharf. STANDING: E m i l y Ta s s i e , J u d y Hoenes, Jerry M a c k , G a r y S m i t h , R o n n i e B r e w e r, G r e g Hull, Barbara Jean Lewis, Leona Heise This y e a r ' s student council, under the supervision o f M r . Singles, has had many activities. Among t h e i r achievements a r e stallment o f the m a l t machine i n the snack bar, t h e running o f the football ball concession stands, a donation t o t h e cheerleaders, organization of dancing hour, and establishment of a student council constitution. disks, m a l t s , and more m a l t s , was one o f lent council's projects f o r making money t h i s past year Fmilv F l ( n ! , , o r �BooksAre the Key to RON I R O W : L o i s k i i e , I .L•uila I Icise, I ' Ruth C u y l e r, V. - P r e s . ; Sharon Treas.; Mrs. Evert, Advisor. BACK ROW: Ethelyn Cuyler, Betty Sholes, Pat Lewis, Marilyn Parshall, Grant H a r t , J i m Robinson, h i Robbins, P a t M o w r y, K a t h y Johnson, B a r b a r a Augustine, Susan Foster FRONT ROW: David Mack, Susan Leitch, Judy Cook. Cheryl Meven-. Dianne Hitchcox. BACK ROW: Judy Musselman, Susan Smelrzer, Kaechele, L a r r y Parkison, K a t h y Wilamowski, Rose Marie Evert, Advisor I l s e This y e a r, brary Club its m e m b e r s h i p t o 2 1 students. T h e club pays for s o m e o f t h e m o r e popular books dents like to bers g e t actual l i b r a r y experience a s they sign out books, new books, and keep the library up to date. Many science books, w h i c h were purchased through National D e f e n s e Education A c t , w e r e added this year. 54 �F.T.A. Life ProvidesExperience for a FIRST R O W : S h a r o n W a r t , P a r l i a m e n t a r i a n ; N a n c y Wa t k i n s , S e c . ; S h a r o n M u s s e l m a n , \ ' - P r e s . ; K a t h y Johnson, P r e s . ; B e c k y Adolph, Tr e a s . ; Jeanie Johnson, Historian; M i s s S c h m i d t , , \ d v i s o r. S E C O N D ROW: Brenda D a v i s , R o s e m a r i e B a v i n , S h e r r y D a n b u r y , M a r y M e n c h , E l a i n e A l l w a r d t , M a r l e n e Johnston. P a t M o w r y, S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y, B e t t y S t r o n g , Susan L e i t c h , Becky S e l l , C a r l a A u s t i n , J a n e B r a n d t . T H I R D R O W: Susan F o s t e r , D i a n n e H i t c h c o x , C a r o l N o r t o n , J a n e t R i l e y, E m i l y Ta s s i e , C a r o l B a v i n , D e b b i e C o a t s , Phyllis A l w o o d , C a r o l Scharf, Second V i c e - P r e s . ; Sharon R i c h m o n d . Mrs. Nora Hooker, for whom the Union C i t y Future Teachers club is named, resigned as advisor in 1963 and M i s s P h y l l i s Schmidt became advisor. Among s o m e o f the activities of t h i s y e a r ' s c l u b were r o s e s f o r the faculty at Christmas and a spring tea i n h o n o r o f t h e s e n i o r g i r l s . F u t u r e Te a c h e r s i n i t i a t i o n w a s f u n 1,ot • w a n d o l d m e m b e r s . �F.F.A. Activities Include Soil JudgingContest. FIRST R O W : M r . W e i r i c h , A d v i s o r ; To m Smith, Sentinel; David Hasty, V. - P r e s . ; Lynn Robbins,Pres.; Roger E n y a r t , T r e a s . ; D o n n i e Hoenes, Reporter; Alfred Sebo, Sec.; To m Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Reed, Jim Alwoud, A r t h u r Preston, Bernard Diamond, G a r y M a c k , D a v i d Watkins. T H I R D ROW: B o b Schroeder, Danny Jones, Danny Hanna, Bob Smith, Jerry Carman, Rolland Blowers. ne,simpf...111111111. The F u t u re F a r m e r s o f A m e r i c a i s an organization o f boys taking vocational agriculture. I t h e l p s t h e b o y s m a k e a start a n d advance i n f a r m i n g and helps them t o d e v e l o p leadership qualities. Last f a l l , t h e 4 5 m e m b e r chapter placed t h i r d i n the Branch County L a n d Judging Contest and b u i l t a new entrance to the pine tree plantation. During t h e w i n t e r months, they entered demonstration and parliamentary procedure teams in the leadership contest at Tekonsha. This s p r i n g they topped their goal of $600 i n t h e i r g a r d e n -seed s a l e , t h e i r major money raising project. - To n i S m i t h , Ly n n Robbins, and David Hasty LI.C.1-1.S. a t F. F. A . camp this past summer a t St. M., Lake. s �SellingSeeds,andMany The F u t u r e F a r m e r s s e t t h e i r g o a l s h i g h . David H a i r F T . FIRST R O W : O r v i l l e !loath, L a r r y Kauffmann, M r . Weirich. A d v i s o r ; Gene Masters, C u r t i s OND R O W: Te r r y P r i b b l e , John B a y l i s , Keith K i n c a i d , B r u c e K i n c a i d , D a l e E n y a r t , To m M i l l e r , John M u s o l f 111111, M i k e W h i t c o m b , I > J \ l d l i a r n h a r i , l i l i ililyard, NI . 1 !.. , ; I , ,r Littleiohn, �StudentsDebateForandAgainst "Medical Care at SEATED: Elaine A l l w a r d t , Barbara Bowders, David Hasty, David Mack. STANDING: Mrs. Arey, Advisor; Ruth Warsop, Seaman Knapp, J e r r y Mack This y e a r o u r debate team debated with White Pigeon, Homer, Concord, and Hillsdale on the proposition Resolved: that the Federal Government Should Provide ical Care for A l l Citizens at Public Expense. Debators this year were Elaine Allwardt, Barbara Bowders, Ruth Warsop, Skip Knapp, David M a c k , David Hasty, and J e r r y Mack who were under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Arey. Sklp spc,iks up for our ncgativc Elaine p r a c t i c e s h e r opening speech. 5 �TheAnnual Staff Puts in LongHours to Meet FRONT ROW: Susan Foster, B e c k y S e l l , Kathy J o h n s o n , Carole L o w e r, tor; M a r s h a C l i n e , Business M a n a g e r ; Miss Mathews, sor. B A C K R O W : Paula We e k s , J i m Offenbecher, L i n d a Stevens, J a n i c e B r a y, P a t M i l l e r , Carole S c h a r f , sistant B u s i n e s s Manager; Ernest Foster. The Annual Staff, which was under the d i r e c t i o n o f M i s s M a r y Mathews this , • e a r, h a d a b u s y y e a r, pasting pictures, making up captions lines, w r i t i n g c o p y, a n d m a n y o t h e r duties staff work requires. The 12 staff members worked after school, usually at least one night a week, and in January and February turned almost each night after school i n t o a workshop p e r i o d . The 1964 annual sales, held from September 3 0 t o November 8, reached the s e l l i n g goal o f 400 annuals. T h i s was approximately 4 0 m o r e annuals sold then last year. Padded c o v e r s i s a new feature added this y e a r, as well as a separate academics s e c t i o n w i t h a r e g u l a r divider page headed Academics. Also, six more pages were added. Other s t a f f a c t i v i t i e s included a dance o n November 1 5 , a n d s e l l i n g cover protectors. Staff members worked a f t e r school and during Christmas vacation p u t t i n g together the IQ64 MAROON MEMORIES. �Journalism is Essential for a FRONT ROW: L i n d a Stevens, Kathy Johnson, Becky Adolph, assistant editor; Ruth Warsop, tor; Sharon Musselman, editor; P a t M i l l e r, tor; J a n i c e B r a y, M i s s Mathews, A d v i s o r. B A C K ROW: Judy Thompson, E r n e s t F o s t e r, P a t Mowry, Jim Offenbecher, Janice Cronkhite, To m Carpenter, Sally Glen, Marsha Cline, Nancy ‘Vatkins, Becky Sell, Connie Howards, C a r o l e L o w e r, and Dortha Salyer The Maroon an ' r e y staff has for the first time, this yea/ ilublished paper. Copies were distributed on Fridays in t h e h a l l s a n d g y m f o r Journalism c l a s s students provided the articles for the paper and bers of the staff did the actual publication. An added feature t h i s y e a r was the all-school calendar which l i s t e d portant dates a n d happenings around U.C.H.S. The paper staff holds its f i r s t meeting of the year organized. Anyone for a newspaper? Marsha, Pat and Sharon watch t h e mimeograph machine as the f i r s t page o f the Maroon and Gray i s run off. �TheSeniorsPresent"Love This y e a r ' s s e n i o r play, " L o v e Your Neighbor," b y A l b e r t Johnson sented b y t h e c l a s s o f 1964 on March 12 and 1 3 , i n t h e gymnasium. comedy in three acts was directed by Mrs. Gertrude D a v i s o n , a n d t h e t w e n t y -man cast c o n s i s t e d o f Ruth C u y l e r, Ly n n Robbins, J o h n B r e w e r, L o u i s D o r m e r, Nancy Wa t k i n s , Susan Haughey, Sharon Musselman, Marsha Cline, Kathy Johnson, Grant Hart, Tom Carpenter, Roger Enyart, Jim Robinson, P a t s y M c R a e , E l a i n e Allwardt, C a r o l Randall, A n d y Baumiester, B e t t y Strong, Susan Foster, and Nan Lee Piper. :)enor pla_. c a s t members assemble i n Mrs. Davison's room for a briefing on the work that Emil (Grant) e x p l a i n s t o Te s s y (Ruth) t h a t he has inherited a l l o f Uncle Oscar's property. Lynn and Ruth take the leading parts in the Farce-Comedy presentation. J u d g e P a t r i c k ( To m ) tells P r n i l (Grant) that he's an heir whilefiidck o !line; looks on. �PepClubArousesMore KNEELING: M a r c i a Brown, C a r o l Gray, Rose Ann Knapp, Linda Eldred. FIRST ROW: Patsy McRae, Ruth Zarmstorf, Sandi Eldred, Becky Adolph, Sec.-Treas.; Nancy Watkins, Pres.; V a l A d a m s , V- P r e s . ; T e r r i Sue Smith, P h y l l i s AcMoody, Dianne Hitchcox. SECOND ROW: Ruth Warsop, Linda B r o o k s , M a r l e n e Manchester, E v e l y n L u x , L o r n a Hanna, C a r o l Norton, Linda Melendy, M a r y Burns, M i s s Sanford, A d v i s o r. T H I R D ROW: Janice Bray, Tina Lepper, Emily Tassie, Debbie Coats, Carol Jasper, Thera Pearson, Bonnie Boes, L i n d a Mabus, Nancy Patton, Susan F i l l e y. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Allwardt, Leona Heise, RuthCuyler, Jane Brandt, Pat Lewis, Rose Marie Kent, Lynnette Gerard, Lorraine Halley. F I F T H ROW: Sally Glen, Barbara Marlow, Laura Baumeister, Sue Burns, Betty Strong, Diane Little, Carole Lower. Cheerleaders and student body back our team with spirit. Pep signs, pep signs, and m o r e pep signs this year have been seen in the halls at U.C.H.S. because o f the efforts of the pep club. The club has also put on skits at pep meetings, sponsored dances, a n d s o l d megaphones t o r a i s e money for supplies used i n making signs and posters. 62 �SophomoresChoose "Ice Palace" for Sno- SNO-BALL COURT Greg H u l l , Linda Melendy, Te r r i Sue Smith, Princess; L a r r y Corey, Prince; Dianne Hitchcox, To m F o r r e s t "Ice Palace" was the theme for this year's Sno-Ball h e l d F e b . 1 . T h e Sophomores carried t h e theme o u t well with the snow flakes scattered around the room large snow ball arch through one entered. �TheSeniorBandParticipates FIRST ROW: Gail Whitlock, Janice Bray, Christine Walters, Nancy Watkins, P a m D a v i s , Te r r y Musselman, Phyliss Reed, Debbie Coats, Penny Musselman, Lonnette Wells. SECOND ROW: Eric Tundevold, Anna Knapp, Sharon Mitchell, C a r o l W a r k o c z e s k i , Judy Hoenes, Evelyn L u x , A n d y Baumeister, Ron Hawkins, Elaine Allwardt. T H I R D ROW: MAJORETTES KNEELING: D r u m Majorette, P a t s y M c R a e . STANDING: S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y, Lonnette Wells, J u d y Hoenes, Janice B r a y, T i n a L e p p e r, J a n e Brandt 64 Nancy Rankin, L o i s Brecheisen, Joyce Fairchild, Marlene Johnston, L a r r y Parkison, Dennis M i l l e r, Bob Henry, Louis Dormer. FOURTH ROW: Carol Norton, Pat M u s s e l ma n, R a l p h Gottschalk, B e v e r l y n P e c k , J I in Offenbecher, Alan Parks 1 �ContestsandSchool FIRST ROW: Brenda Davis, Mary Mench, Dianne Hitchcox, Karen Musolf, M a r y Ly n n Jones, Sherry Hawkins, Marsha Cline, M a r y Merchant, Shelley Kingsley. SECOND ROW: Jane B r a n d t , T i n a L e p p e r, D i c k Watkins, B o b B r e w e r, David Priest, Emily Tassie, Bernard Diamond, Sheri Smith, Patsy McRae. T H I R D ROW: B r y c e Adolph, Gaylon F o r d , Seaman Knapp, To m Metzler, Warren Converse, Janet Riley, Beverly Smith, Marty Lepper, Adam Offenbecher. FOURTH ROW: J e r r y Mack, Ron Brewer, M r. Clayton, Band Director BAND COUNCIL SEATED: L o u i s Dormer, Bryce Adolph, Janice Bray. STANDING: Gail Whitlock, Patsy McRae, Shelley Kingsley, Adam Offenbecher, Bev Peck, Dianne Hitchcox The S e n i o r B a n d s t a r t e d o u t t h e 1963-64 season by going to the State F a i r in D e t r o i t , w h e r e they presented a h a l f hour concert. Besides performing a t the home football games, t h e band competed in t h e f a l l m a r c h i n g contest a n d w a s awarded a F i r s t Division rating. Along with the Winter and cert, t h e band was host to the third Mass Band Festival, h e l d on January 28. They also p a r t i c i p a t e d i n t h e D i s t r i c t B a n d Festival in Battle Creek, during February. �PepBandandDanceBandProvideEntertainment PEP B A N D FIRST ROW: Bernard Diamond, Bob B r e w e r, Emily S e a m a n Knapp, M r . Clayton. T H I R D ROW: C a r o l T a s sie, S h e r i S m i t h , J o y c e F a i r c h i l d , M a r l e n e N o r t o n , J i m Offenbecher, A l a n Parks, J e r r y Mack, Johnston, B o b Henry, L o u i s Dormer. SECOND ROW: B e v Peck Phyliss R e e d , M a r t y L e p p e r, A d a m Offenbecher, DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: David Priest, Sheri Smith, Bob Brewer, Dick Watkins, Patsy McRae, Emily Tassie. SECOND ROW: L a r r y P a r k i s o n , Dennis M i l l e r , Bob Henry, 66 Louis D o r m e r, B r y c e Adolph, Seaman Knapp, Adam Offenbecher. T H I R D ROW: J i m Offenbecher, To n i Case, Ron Brewer �Girls'ChoralGroupsBlendTheir Voices to FIRST ROW: Pamela Davis, Beverlen Peck, Mary Mench, Carol Warkoczeski, J u d y Thompson, Sharon Richmond, Brenda Davis, M r. Clayton, Director. SECOND Smeltzer, Debbie Coats, Nancy Carpenter, Betty Strong, Kathy Wilamowski, D o r t h a Salyer. T H I R D ROW: D i a n e Little, L o r n a Fianna, B e t t y Watson, Sherry Danbury, Lois Kreig, Leona Heise, Tina Lepper. GIRLS' QUARTET Pamela Davis, Bev Peck, Mary Nlench, Brenda Davis. HARMONAIRES Bev Peck, Nancy Carpenter, C a r o l Warkoczeski, 13crt\ Strong, M a r y Nlench, Sharon Rickmond, Brenda Davis. Pamela Davis. I‘ �ChorusandBandGiveExperience in the SEVENTH A N D EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Cathy Smeltzer, M a r y L o u Knapp, Kathleen M a r t i n , C a r o l Hasty, Regina Kemmer, Connie Swarthout, Aldrich, Claudia VanAken, Susan Edwards, J u d y Smith, S h e r y l Boes, Sharon Church. FOURTH ROW: Marguerite Linda To w e r , Debbie Austin, SECOND ROW: Judy Corey, P e a r s o n , Ruth Riley, Cheryl Robbins, Linda Mench, Linda Bonnie MacDonald, L i n d a M o o r e , Sue Warsop, C o n n i e E d g e 1 1 , Deborah Craig, Klaudia Coats, Nierrilee Wagaman, Halstead, Jean Little, Cindy Clark, Cindy Horwath, Marsha J o y Eldred, Grimes. T H I R D ROW: S a l l y Leitch, Donna Gerard, Rose JUNIO FIRST ROW: J u d y C o r e y, Dennis Biteman, E l l e n A r e y, Nlerrilee Wagaman, Susan Leitch, A n n Adolph, Judy Cook, Lynette Gerard, M a r c i a Thompson, L i n d a Edge11, S a l l y Leitch, L i n d a Nlench, K a t h y M o w r y, Cathy Nlusselman, Ruth Gallap, Nora Johnson, Cheryl Robbins. SECOND ROW: Sharon C h u r c h , J od i S m i t h, R u t h Riley, J o y Eldred, Marguerite Pearson, Cindy Crane, Marsha Grimes, Ernest Augustine, Phyllis AcMoody, Klaudia Coats, BAND Gloria Adams, Connie Pepper, Diana Watson, Mark Adolph. Laura Baumeister, R u s s e l l Johnson. THIRD ROW: Linda Brooks, Rose Marie Kent, David Knapp, David Nlusselman, B o b Simington, B i l l C r a n e , George Walter, Jerry McLaughlin, Jeff Aldrich, To m M i l l e r. Gene Masters, Jon Washburn, Keith Kincaid, Kim Bray, Bruce Carpenter, John Hobday. F O U R T H ROW: B u r l B r a u k e r, C ha r l e s Diamond, To m Case, Roy Pepper. I! �U.C.H.S.StudentsAre H o m e r, A t h e n s , a n d Quinc:, j o i n e d U n i o n C i t y f o r t h e M a s s e d B a n d i n t h e U . C . H . S . gym. Sandi E l d r e d c r o w n s P r i n c e s s T e r r i S u e S m i t h a t the S n o - B a l l a s P r i n c e L a r r y C o r e y l o o k s on. Students e a g e r l y a w a i t l u n c h a t 1 2 : 1 6 9 �TheStudent 1 Varsity. C l u b I n i t i a t i o n The b i g t h r e e , L y n n , D o n , and D a v e , a f t e r a g a m e C o u l d t h i s bc J a n i c e Cronkhite! Sharon p a u s e s f r o m h e r studying a t M i c h i g a n State t h i s p a s t s u m m e r. What's s o i n t e r e s t i n g Kathy and Carlene'? Ow ; �U.C.H.S.has 91 L.C.H.S. students enjoy dancing after games - eRtirroll M r. John Sheriff tells of the life of the Russian p e o p l e d u r i n i i a n assembly The exchange students meet t o say t h e i r final good- At last i t ' s 3:35 and students start to board the busses �FootballSeasonProvidesManyActivities for the he M a r o o n s t r y f o r y a r d a g e d u r i n g t h e J o n e s v i l l e game. The H o m e c o m i n g Queen, a n d c o u r t h a v e t h e pleasure o f t h e f i r s t d a n c e , w i t h The " s n a k e d a n c e " b e f o r e t h e A t h e n s f o o t b a l l game b r o u g h t o u t t h e p e p and s p i r i t o f the student body. Va r s i t y c h e e r l e a d e r s l e a r n " H a n d s o m e P l a y e r 72 �I �QueenPatsy Reigns Over the Homecoming Game Wide smiles shine on the top Queen Patsy- m i d tears and triumph Poise and grace are queenly features �LEFT T O R I G H T: Steve Kent, Diana Chapman, L a r r y Parkison, Sandra E l d r e d , Leon Bennett, Queen, Patsy McRae, 1962-Queen, L i n d a A c M o o d y, C r o w n B e a r e r, Miss Patsy McRae was coming Queen o n September 2 7 , 1963 during the h a l f t i m e o f t h e annual Union C i t y -Athens game. After t h e g a m e t h e Queen and h e r c o u r t presided o v e r t h e dance, h e l d i n t h e U n i o n City High School Gym, sponsored by the Senior Class. The c o u r t was composed o f ; Janice Bray, Senior, w e a r i n g t u r q u o i s e , a n d e s c o r t e d b y Bryce A d o l p h ; D i a n a Chapman, S e n i o r, w o r e light b l u e , a n d w a s e s c o r t e d b y Steve Kent; Sandra Eldred, Junior, wearing yellow, escorted by L a r r y Parkison; and Jane Brandt, Freshman, wore yellow-orange and was escorted by David Watkins. Patsy, a S e n i o r, w a s e s c o r t e d b y L e o n Bennett, and wore dark green. She was crowned by l a s t y e a r ' s Queen, L i n d a AcMoody. M u s i c was furnished f o r the event b y John Clayton's Dance Band. Frankie Fabiano, J a n e B r a n d t , David Watkins, Janice Bray, Bryce Adolph, and Don Hoenes. MOW NI Excitement builds up f o r Jane, P a t s J a n i c ( : , Sandi, a n d Diana d u r i n g t h e week before the Homecoming game. The g i r l s anxiously w a i t f o r t h e announcement f o the Homecoming Queen 75 �OurMaroons Play a Rough , Tough Game Out o f 3 2 b o y s g o i n g o u t f o r football this y e a r t h e r e w e r e 13 lettermen coming back. T r a i n i n g f o r the oncoming f o o t b a l l season s t a r t e d t w o w e e k s b e f o r e school started. D u r i n g t h i s t w o week period there was strenuous practice t o g e t t h e b o y s i n shape. W h e n s c h o o l began, p r a c t i c e w a s held after school until 6 o'clock. Steve Kent fights for But Coach- - I ' m n o t h u r t ! I wanna p l a y football. Coaches on "top" after U.C. victory, *Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union City City City City City City City City VARSITY 1 7 6 2 1 0 1 1 * Non Conference gam Colon Litchfield Athens Readin Homer Quincy Bronson Jonesville 3 2 1 1 2 2 1 �. AMA.. SLATED: A r e , B o b Simington, manager; A l Sebo, B o b Pearson, L a r r y Bennett, To m Smith, Leon Bennett, Ly n n Robbins, S t e v e K e n t , L a r r y C o r e y, D a v i d H a s t y, D o c Rosenberry., Ken Cuyler, John Simington, ROW: B a r r y Philips, Ralph Gottschalk, Brad Heisler, Andy Baumeister, C a v e Watkins, Donnie Hoenes, B o b S m i t h , Roger L n y a r t , Ron Reed, Ken Edge11, Gary Wagar, Coach Kendziorski. T H I R D R O W : J e f f Edge11, manager; G a r y Garrison, B r y c e Adolph, D a v i d Hanna, B i l l P a r k s , John Brewer, Gordon Hoath, K i m Kaechele, D e n n i s M i l l e r , Boes, L a r r y Parkison, Coach Rice. Dads w e a r t h e i r s o n s ' n u m b e r s f o r a n i g h t . FeIlasl I want to go the other way. �VarsityBasketball FRONT R O W: J o h n Simington, M g r. ; B i l l P a r k s , Ron Hawkins, D o u g G i l b e r t , B r y c e A d o l p h , D e n n i s M i l l e r , L a r r y Parkinson, Gary Garrison. B A C K ROW: Bruce B a k e r, M g r . ; M r . W a d e , C o a c h ; D a v i d H a n n a , To r n L e n o n , D a v i d W a t k i n s , W a l t e r R o s e n b e r r y. B o b Pearson, Steve K e n t , L y n n Robbins, B a r r y P h i l l i p s . Forty-five boys went out this Year and after final cuts, each fifteen Height, aggressiveness, and turning l e t t e r m e n combined t o m a k e o u r team a strong one. \ l a roon s t a r t e r s ....agc rly b e g i n game. M a r o o n s m o v e f a s t t o out- w i t O r i o l e s . 114741 1..44)3 4 �FoundVicious SCORE Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Union City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City City 3 3 4 7 4 5 6 5 4 6 6 4 4 8 5 Colon Bronson Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville St. Charles Quincy Athens Reading Homer 7 5 5 5 5 6 6 7 8 5 8 5 6 7 5 Ma 11.1rs, John Simington and Bruce Baker, t a k e c a r e o f the mess l e f t by the Varsity. Lynn swishes o n e f o r that needed point. Ready, one-two, everybody prepare to jump. It's mine! Yells Maroon guard, Lynn Robbins. �N AIMS Reserves Gain Experience 18, e . j a \Si 1 , ......10 S441'. J.'. • II • . ' .•:y * • •-.• - - " - •P Is 4 Y. 111111 1 1 1 ., Diamond, L a r r y C u y l e r, John Simington. i Jeff E d g e l l , D o r i n R e n n e r, R e x L i t t l e j o h n , L e o Peet, Mike P a t t o n , D i c k Wa t k i n s , P h i l l i p F r e d e r i c k , B r u c e Baker, M a r k A l d r i c h , D a v i d P r i e s t , T o m C l a a r, J o n Washburn, Warren Converse, Wayne Simington, Gary Mack, Ron Olds, Coach Wade. Approximately 41 boys went out f o r reserve football t h i s y e a r. F o r many o f them t h i s w a s t h e f i r s t y e a r — they w o u l d f i n d o u t what i t was really p l a y football. T h e y t o o , s t a r t e d football practice two weeks before school started a n d a f t e r s c h o o l s t a r t e d t h e y worked u n t i l 6 o ' c l o c k i n p r a c t i c e o n week nights. 2 Hey guys-put him up higher-We Won! S O . - SEATED: A r e , Bob Simington, To m Bunday, M i k e Fuller, John Musolf, Curt Blowers, Te r r y Pribble, E r i c Tundevold, Tom F o r r e s t , L a r r y L o w e r, John Baylis, David Middaugh, Orville Hoath, Leroy Claar„ SECOND ROW: J e r r y Congdon, Bruce Carpenter, George Walter, Jim Musolf, Rusty Johnson, Keith Kincaid, D a l e E n y a r t , T e r r y Musselman, B r u c e Kincaid, D a v i d M a c k , G r e g H u l l , To m Warsop, B e r n i e — 4 . 1j Union Union Union Union Union Union RESERVE City 0 H a r p e r Creek 20 City 1 3 A t h e n s 2 6 2 City 1 9 R e a d i n g 1 City 3 1 H o m e r 1 City 0 Q u i n c y 5 City 1 4 B r o n s o n �JuniorVarsity LookForward to When They'll EELL‘k.,: B r u c e b a k e r, M g r. ; M r . Kendziorski, Coach; Johnny Simington, M g r . STANDING: B r u c e Carpenter, E r i c Tundevold, D a r r e l l Adams, Ron Olds, Brad Heisler, Dick Watkins, Wayne Simington, Warren Converse, G a r y S m i t h , D a v i d P r i e s t , B o b B r e w e r, Bruce Kincaid, Ron Brewer, L a r r y Cuyler Tip it to a Union guy! Will Warren make the basket? �Cheerleaders lead the Students in Supporting \ ARM FY CHEERLEADERS Carol Gray, Patsy McRae, Sandi Eldred, Ruth Zarmstorf, Marcia Brown More s k i t s , n e w c h e e r s , a n d many new ideas has been the result of cheerleading camp and the efforts of M i s s Sanford, new cheerleading instructor. Dances p u t o n b y t h e girls have enabled them to purchase new u n i f o r m s a n d m a k e money enough to help send some of the girls to cheerleading camp this summer. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: P h y l l i s A c M o o d y, T e r r i S u , Smith. STANDING: Dianne Hitchcox, R o s , Ann Knapp, Linda Eldred �VarsityClubEncouragesGoodSportsmanshipas Well FIRST R O W : L a m P a r k i s o n , Tr e a s . , \ W a t k i n s , B r y c e A d o l p h , V. - P r e s . ; M r . Kendziorski, Advisor; Lynn Robbins, Cuyler, Sec. SECOND ROW: Gary Wager, Mike Palmatier, L e o n Bennett, Steve Kent, Wa l t e r Rosenberry, L a r r y Bennett, Bob Pearson, Barry Phillips. THIRD ROW: Bob Smith, Brad Heister, John and Leon give one of the new Varsity ( " L i b m e m b e r s a rough t i m e during Andy Baumeister, Don Hoenes, Ted Moore, Ken Edgell, A r t Preston. FOURTH ROW: Gary Garrison, Dave Hanna, Denny Miller, Roger Enyart, Gary Boes, To m Smith. F I F T H ROW: D a v i d H a s t y , R o n Hawkins, K i m Kaechele, Gordon Hoath, To m L e n o n , B i l l P a r k s , John Brewer, A l Sebo This year the Va r s i t y Club sponsored its initiation dance after the last home basketball game before Christmas vacation. Plans were discussed on building a track record board i n t h e g y m and w r i t i n g a new constitution f o r the club. A dance a f t e r a game was one o f the projects of . , r y Club �U.C.H.S.BaseballTeam 1 FIRST ROW: J o h n Simington, M r . Wade, A d v i s o r ; John Brewer, Ken Cuyler, Lynn Robbins, Bryce Adolph, Andy B a u m e i s t e r. SECOND ROW: B a r r y P h i l l i p s , Dave Hanna, D e n n i s M i l l e r , S t e v e K e n t , W a l t e r Rosenberry, L e ' o n Bennett, David Watkins, Raymond Blais, L a r r y C u y l e r. T H I R D ROW: B r u c e B a k e r, Dorin Renner, B o b B r e w e r, D i c k Watkins, D a r r e l Adams, E r i c Tundevold, P h i l l i p F r e d e r i c k , R o n Brewer, Kenneth Thompson. Seven r e t u r n i n g lettermen and Coach Wade, a s w e l l a s the r e s t o f the U. C. H. S. Baseball team, are looking forward to the season. men i nc 1 ude: D e n n y M i l l e r, B r y c e Adolph, Lynn Robbins, Steve Kent, Dave W a t k i n s , A n d y B a u m e i s t e r, L e o n Bennett, and John Brewer, .Ken C u y l e r, and B a r r y P h i l l i p s , juniors. The team w i l l play the schools in the " L i t t l e C " p l u s t w o games w i t h Colon and two with St. Charles. Slugger Bryce Adolph steps u p t o the mound as Watkins and Lynn' Robbins, next bat, w a i t f o r that 84 �TrackHelpsKeeptheBoys in Good FIRST ROW: \ I r . Kendziorski, Advisor; Roger Enyart, Steve K e n t , David Watkins, J i m Alwood, Ron Reed, Tom Lenon, Lynn Robbins, Ted Moore. SECOND ROW: Denny M i l l e r, To m Smith, John Brewer, Larry Parkison, Bob Pearson, B a r r y Phillips, L a r r y Bennett. THIRD ROW: Danny Hanna, Grant Hart, Gary Garrison, B i l l Parks, Ron Hawkins, G a r y Boes, A l Sebo, Ken Edge11. FOURTH ROW: Dorin Renner, Tom Forrest, M i k e Robinson, G r e g H u l l , O r r i n Johnson, Jerry Congdon, B a r n e y B r a u k e r, Roland B l o w e r s . Keep your hands behind the line boys, Will i t be track o r baseball? This is t h e decision U.C.H.S. b o y s had t o make this spring, as a new ruling went into effect. T h e new rule stated that a student m a y participate i n o n l y o n e spring s p o r t , w h e r e a s i n p r e v i o u s years, boys could g o out f o r either o r both track and baseball. The t e a m d i d a l o t o f traveling this ' e a r . T h e y participated i n t h e nation's largest t r a c k meet a t Central Michigan, went to Berrien traveled t o other " L i t t l e C " schools, with t h e i r advisors M r . R i c e and M r. Kendziorski. T h e y a l s o r e b u i l t t h e track. 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Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbook, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Union City (Mich.) Description An account of the resource 1964 yearbook of Union City High School in Union City, Michigan. Alternate title: Maroon Memories. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/b55521d06ccfe35acb8dfd129bb00298.pdf 041b88a65e25353b58e7652d3d5dfaa5 PDF Text Text ��3 5406 42398 5744 Brarifh Distill Dearth Ikon 195 N Union City. ��MAROON 196 UNION C I T Y SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Union City, Michigan �• • • • • • Z. •-• H T J The annual staff is very proud to dedicate the 1965 Maroon Memories to our principal, Neal Singles. Although this i s only his second year a t U.C.H.S., w e f e e l that he has done much t o m a k e o u r s c h o o l one o f the best in the area. M r. Singles a n d h i s w i f e Joann h a v e three children, J i m , Sheri and Cindy. They are members o f the F i r s t Methodist Church were M r . Singles d i r e c t s t h e adult c h o i r. Eight c l a s s e s , p l u s pational Tr a i n i n g , h a v e been added t o the curriculum through t h e influence 2 Singles. T h e s c h o o l n o w p a r t i c i p a t e s i n competitive w r e s t l i n g , w e h a v e r e c e i v e d a c h a r t e r t o t h e National H o n o r Society and F. N . A . , F. H . A . a n d B i b l e Club are new interests. It i s t h e b e l i e f o f M r . Singles t h a t "the p r i n c i p a l ' s o f f i c e i s n o t discipline office, b u t a l s o a vice." We f e e l v e r y h o n o r e d t o h a v e M r . Singles a m e m b e r o f o u r community a n d principal of our school. �Table of Faculty Academics Grads Undergrads 3 1 A ctivities Sports .73 �Calendar for 1964-65 School Year SEPTEMBER 1 & 2 Te a c h e r s meetings 3 & 4 E n r o l l m e n t —half days 8 F i r s t f u l l day of school 11 F F A dance 13 Te a c h e r s Club supper 19 W K Z O Record Hop 24 J . V . football with Litchfield 25 V . football with Athens 26 B a n d to U. o f M. a l l day OCTOBER 2 V . football with Reading 5 Q u e e n & Court selected 7 J . V . football with Homer 8 & 9 M E A Institute; Senior pictures taken; N o School 12 U n d e r c l a s s m e n p i c t u r e s t a k e n 14 Q u e e n announced a t a s s e m b l y 15 C o l l e g e Night at Coldwater 16 H o m e c o m i n g w i t h Quincy; E n d •of f i r s t m a r k i n g 23 V . football with Bronson 30 V . football with Jonesville NOVEMBER 6 V . football with Litchfield 1 Junior class party 1 V. football with Vandercook Lake 2 Varsity club dance 2 Basketball g a m e s w i t h C o l o n 2 End of marking period 26 g 2 7 Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 1 A r k a n s a s T r a v e l e r s basketball 2 S e n i o r pictures returned 2,3, & 4 P a r e n t teacher conferences 8 J u n i o r s get class rings 10 W r e s t l i n g with Comstock 11 U n d e r c l a s s m e n pictures returned; Basketball games with Litchfield 15 B a s k e t b a l l games with Jonesville 17 W r e s t l i n g with White Pigeon 18 B a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h Q u i n c y 20 C h r i s t m a s Concert 21 C o l l e g e Tea 22 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h Bronson 23 C h r i s t m a s vacation s t a r t s ; half da 4 JANUARY 4 School resumes; Student Council assembly Faculty basketball w i t h Athens Basketball g a m e s w i t h A t h e n s Wrestling with Bronson Activity pictures taken Basketball games w i t h Reading Basketball g a m e s w i t h H o m e r Semester finals Start of second semester Massed band Basketball games with Litchfield Sno- Ball 6 8 1 1 1 1 19,20, & 2 1 2 2 2 3 FEBRUARY 2 Wrestling w i t h White P i g e o n 5 B a s k e t b a l l games with Jonesville 8 B u c k Lake Talent Show 10 B a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h St. Charles 12 B a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h Q u i n c y 16 W r e s t l i n g with Bronson 19 B a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h A t h e n s 20 W K F R Record Hop; contest 23 B a s k e t b a l l games w i t h Reading National H o n o r lation 26 B a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h H o m e r 26 & 27 W r e s t l i n g regionals MARCH 1 5 10,11 & 12 Local forensics contest End of marking period Basketball regionals APRIL 16 E a s t e r vacation starts 23 E n d of marking period 26 S c h o o l resumes 28,29 & 30 P a r e n t -teacher c o n f e r e n c e s ; Half days MAY 1 J -Hop 28 F i n a l s 30 B a c c a l a u r e a t e 31 M e m o r i a l Day vacation JUNE 1& 2 Finals 3 Graduation 4 R e p o r t cards distributed �6 �The Administration Keeps the School Running Smoothly 1 RICHARD PRESTON Superintendent of Schools WAYNE FULTON Junior High Principal BOARD O F EDUCATION LEFT T O RIGHT: L . W. Case, J u n e W a s h b u r n , H a r o l d C l i n e , a n d D o n a l d Ta s s i e , T r e a s u r e r . Darrol Bingly, president; Lillian Leitch, Sec r e t a r y; N o t pictured, John Brecheisen. �Faculty Members Guide Students Mary Hobday and Eunice Mergle, Sr. High Secretaries Janice P h i l s o n , J r . H i g h Secretary LUCILLE AREY Math B.A.. WMU . H M.A., MSI1 MARY BAGGERLY English & Spanish B.A., Albion GERTRIIDE DAVISON iI LYNN BARTLETT Scienc M.A., U of M DOROTHY EVERT Librarian \EA_ WWI JOHN CLAYTON Band & Chorus B.A., Albion KENNETH HAMLET English & Journalis, B.S., Wayne State 7 �by Proper Education NORA HOOKER History WN PHYLLIS KENDZIORSK1 Commercial B.S., Northern State Teachers College STANLEY KENDZIORSKI Coach & Social Studies B.S. & M.A. Central Nlichigan HELEN PENDILL English & History M.A., EMU RALPH RICE Coach & Science B.S., C e n t r a l Michigan CATHERINE SANFORD Girls' P h y s i c a l -education & Health B.S., B a l l State FAY NIILLIC . Sho B. A., ROSE STEFFANIAK Languag M.A., U Mrs. Wa r k e helps M a r c i a s e l e c t a vocation and a college. GLADYS WARKE Guidance &Counceling B.S., Central Michigan 8 KENNETH WEIRICH Vocational Agriculture B.S„ MSU �The Jr. High Faculty is Instrumental i n Preparing the Students f o r High School Work ERMA B A RT L E T T Junior High English & Science WMU ARTHUR JONES Junior H i g h H i s t o r y & Science Life C e r t i f i c a t e , EDITH HAWVER Junior High Math B.S., WMU HARRIET LAPHAM Junior High Special Education B.S., W W I The teachers r e l a x after eating their lunch. EARLE ROUILLARD Junior High Coach & Special Education M.A., Denver U. HILDR ED SIZ ELAND Junior High English A.B., EMU Mrs. Baggerly gives N o r a some helpful suggestions. r h ! : • 4 k 1 - ) �The Work o f the School Personnel is Never Done COOK Mrs. Parks Mrs. Mabus Mrs. Boes CUSTODIANS Cloyde Funk and C a r l M i l l e r HOT LUNCH HELPERS Helen Doane, Judy Cook, A r d e l l a Bowders, Regina O'Neil, T i m Bunday, Charlotte Moore, Nancy A l w o o d , D i a n a W a t s o n , A d a m Offenbecher. LMIEN _ A N E W MEMNMI M I = _ ��Language: The Essence o f In learning L a t i n , students get a b e t t e r understanding of their language. Speech class helps prepare the students for college and their future years. Allen a n d To m l e a r n English through reading a play in Mrs. Pendill's class. �Journalism Helps Students in Their A l i v e l y discussion g r o u p i n M r . K e n d z i o r s k i ' s Government class. Mrs. Hooker points out countries of interest on the map f o r her history class. r;,?neral Husirpfss.. Liss Linda expresses h e r opinion a s M r . Hamlet IcaLls a discussion 1 �Science and Math Provide a Challenge Mr. B a r t l e t t assists biology students i n the completion of their manikins. Algebra 11 students further their knowledge in mathematics. Projects completed b s physical science students add t o the interest of the class. �Home Economics and Commercial Classes Gaining s k i l l i n typing requires patience and perseverance. Family L i v i n g class provides a n insight into m a r r i a g e and m a r r i a g e adjustment. Home Ec. students learn the many phases of homemaking. 1 a �Boys Prepare Themselves for Their Vocations Through Shop and Ag. Mike A d a m s and M i k e Pearson learn the fundamentals of shop. \ I r. M i l l i g a n helps G a r y w i t h h i s mechanical drawing. M r. W e i r i c h t e a c h e s freshmen a b o u t different aspects of farm life. b �6 GRAD �The Class o f '65 CLASS MOTTO: "Today W e L a u n c h ; W h e r e S h a l l We Anchor To m o r r o w ? " CLASS SONG: " Yo u ' l l N e v e r Wa l k Alone" CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Navy and White STANDING: M i k e Robinson, V i c e P r e s . ; S a l l y G l e n , T r e a s . S E AT E D : Ken Cuyler, Pres.; Becky Adolph, Sec. K L N \ L I I I LL1LE_R Valedictorian 1 MARY. MERCHANT Salutatorian �Its Class Officers and A SUSAN SMELTZER Top Ten CAROL SCHARF Top Ten SANDRA ELDRED Top Ten D.A.R. Good Citizen TOM WILSON Top Ten PAULA WEEKS Top Ten SHARON WART Top Ten JUD \ .\1ULAL]C,lIIIN Top Ten CAROL GRAY Top Ten 1 �Many Changes a r e Encountered During t h e Senior Ye a r VALERIA A D A M S ROSEMARIE B AV I N 13IA A D O L I ' l LARRY BENNE-PT GARY BOES A ° MARCIA BROWN NANCY CARPENTER CARPENTER Senior h o m e r o o m g e t s another day. 111 �Senior Interests and Activities are Varied LINDA CLARK DAVID CLINE JANICE CRONKHITE Senior g i r l s talk over the morning during lunch. JANET CUTCHALL BRENDA D AV I S �82 Seniors End Their High School Careers 4I GAYLON F O R D ERNEST FOSTER D U A N E FINNEY Cathy types busil) d u r i n g 5th hour a s 3 student secretary. GARY GARRISON Jr. P r e s . M i k e accepts the gavel f r o m Sr. Pres. Leon at Graduation. GEORGE SALLY GLEN RALPH GOTTSCHALK �Plans a r e Made for the Senior Trip and Skip-Week LINDA G R O L L RONALD HAWKINS BERNARD H O AT I I STANLEY HAWVER �As Juniors, the Seniors Enjoyed Presenting iLl STEVEN ANNA KNAPP Mrs. D a v i s o n m a k e s u p Evelyn L u x u p for the Junior Play production of "Brother Goose". 1 24 KIM KAECHELE MARCIA L A K E CAROL L I T T L E FVEINN LIT \ JEAN LEWIS �the Junior Play Production o f "Brother Goose" \1\ \ 1 F NCH TOM N1ETZLER PFNNY T S S E L M A N L \ I);\ i ( I I (1 I 1 ' i r ) �Seniors Enjoy Being Together Senior g u y s e n j o y t h e i r l u n c h a t t a b l e one ROBERT PEARSON gar"' r BARRY PHILLIPS 26 CAROL PEQUIGNOT TOM ROBERTS BARBARA RATHBUN SHARON RICHMOND ‘ A LT E R R �and Doing Things Together BONNIE SCHNEIDER MAURICE SHOLI: ALFRED SEBO LINDA SMITH MARY LOU SMITH ROBERT SMITH SHERI SMITH LINDA STEVENS Sheri, B a r r y . J u d y a n d B a r b s e e m t , have f o u n d s o m e t h i n g v e r y f u n n y j u s t before the bell rang after lunch. �The Senior Year is One to Be Remembered Always JUDY THOMPSON GAIL WHITLOCK JOHN TUNNEY G A R WAGAR PATSY YOUNGS KATHY WILAMOWSKI lI Y . • •• 400 p I 0 4 410 Is•I t I • • e NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS SEATED; C a r o l Schaf, Sec.; Mrs. Warke, Advisor; Sandy E l d r e d , V i c e- P r e s. STANDING; K e n Cuyler, Historian; Dave Hasty, Treas; B a r r y Phillips, Pres. 28 �Senior VALERIE ADAMS Student C o u n c i l 2 ; L i b r a r y C l u b 4; F N A 4 , President 4; P e p C l u b 1,2,3,4; V i c e -President 3 , 4 ; C h o r u s 4 . BECKY ADOLPH Class S e c r e t a r y 4 ; P a p e r Staff 3,4, E d i t o r 4; L i b r a r y Club 2,3,4; F T A 2 , 3 4, T r e a s u r e r 3 , V i c e -President 4; F N A 4 ; P e p Club 3 , Secretary- Tr e a s u r e r 3; J u n i o r Play- - p r o m p t e r. CARLA AUSTIN Annual S t a f f 3 ; F T A 1,2,3,4, T r e a s u r e r 4 ; F N A 4 , Secretary 4; Pep Club 2,3. ROSEMARIE BAVIN L i b r a r y C l u b 1,2,3,4; F T A 1,2,3,4; F N A 4 ; P e p Club 3 LARRY B E N N E T T Football 1,2,3; Va r s i t y Club 3,4; B a s e b a l l 1,2; T r a c k 3.4. GARY BOES Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Va r s i t y Club ball 1 ; T r a c k 2,3,4; Canadian Exchange Student; Junior Play; Student Council 4." MARCIA BROWN Student C o u n c i l 1 ; C o - o p 4 ; P e p C l u b 2 , 3 ; S n o - B a l l Court 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3. NANCY CARPENTER Class S e c r e t a r y 2 ; L i b r a r y C l u b 1 ; C h o r u s 1,2,3,4. LINDA CLARK Co-op 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1 DAVID CLINE FFA 1,2,3; Co-op 4. JEFF ELSNER Paper Staff 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4. DUANE FINNEY GAYLON FORD Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; B a n d C o u n c i l P r e s i d e n t 4 ; T r a c k 3 . ERNEST FOSTER Annual Staff 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Junior Play. GARY GARRISON Band 1 ; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Va r s i t y Club 3,4, Sargeant at A r m s 4; Tr a c k 1,2,3,4. CAROL GRAY Student Council 3 , Tr e a s u r e r 3 ; P e p Club Ball C o u r t 2 ; Homecoming C o u r t 4 ; Cheerleader 3,4. GEORGE GEER Co-op 4 ; F o o t b a l l 1 ; Va r s i t y C l u b 3,4; T r a c k 1,2,3,4. SALLY GLEN Class T r e a s u r e r 3 , 4 ; P a p e r S t a ff 3 ; P e p Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Junior Play; Canadian Exchange Student. RALPH GOTTSCHALK Band 1.2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y C l u b 4; Wrestling 4 LINDA GROLL Annual S t a f f 4; L i b r a r y C l u b 4; P e p Club 4; Pep Band 4; Band 2,3,4; Band Council 4. DAVID HASTY National Honor Society 3,4; Debate 1,2,3; F F A 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3 , President 4 ; Football ball 1; Junior Play. JANICE CRONKHITE Paper Staff 3; L i b r a r C l u b 4. RONALD HAWKINS Library C l u b 4 ; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball ball 2; Tr a c k 2; French Club 2,3. JANET CUTCHALL STANLEY HAWVER KENNETH CUYLER Class President 2,4; Class V i c e -President 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Va r s i t y Club 2,3,4, S e c r e t a r y 3 . 4 ; W r e s t l i n g 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Tr a c k 4. ROBERT HENRY Pep C l u b 2 , 3 ; P e p Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 4 ; Football 1 ; Wr e s t l i n g 4. BRENDA DAVIS FTA 2 , 3 , 4 ; P e p C l u b 2 ; B i b l e C l u b 4 ; B a n d 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Play. BERNARD DIAMOND FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; P e p Band 3,4; Rand 1,2,3,4; Football 3, Wrestling 4. KENNETH EDGELL Co-op 4 ; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 1, Track 4. SANDY ELDRED C h i l i President 1 ; Student Council 4 ; Annual Staff 1; National Fionor Society 3,4; Pep Club 2,3.4. President 4; F r e n c h C l u b 2 ; Sno-Ball Princess 2 ; Homecoming Court 2 , 3 , Queen 4 ; Cheerleader 2 , 3 , 4 ; D A R Good Citizen; Junior Play. BERNARD HOATII Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Band 1,2,3,4. CONNIE HOWARD Paper S t a ff 3 ; L i b r a r y C l u b 4; P e p Club 2; Band 1,2. DANIEL JONES Library Club 4; F E A 1,2,3. MARY LYNN JONES Co-op 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. ORRIN JOIINSON FFA 1 , 2 ; C o - o p 4; Band 1 ; Football 1,2; T r a c k 2,3,4 STEVEN French Club 2. ANNA KNAPI' Library Club 1,2,3,4; F N A 4 ; Pep Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4 �Senior KIM KAECHELE Library C l u b 3 , 4 ; F o o t b a l l 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y C l u b 3,4. MARCIA L A K E Library Club 4; Pep Club 4. JEAN LEWIS Student Council 2,3; L i b r a r y Club 4; Pep Club 1; French Club 2,3; Chorus 1. CAROL L I T T L E FHA 3,4. EVELYN LUX FNA 4 ; P e p C l u b 2,3,4; B a n d 1,2,3,4; F r e n c h C l u b 2,3; Junior Play. LINDA FNA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2. GARRY M A C K FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1. JUDY MCLAUGHLIN Student Council 4; L i b r a r y C l u b 1,2; F N A 4 ; P e p Club 3,4; F r e n c h C l u b 2 , 3 , V i c e -President 3; J u n i o r P l a y. MARY MENCH FTA 1,2,3,4; P e p C l u b 1,2,4; B i b l e C l u b 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3. MARY MERCHANT Class Tr e a s u r e r 2 , Class Secretary 3 ; Student Council 1; F N A 4, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band C o u n c i l 4 , S e c r e t a r y - Tr e a s u r e r 4; F r e n c h Club 2,3, Secretary 3. TOM NI Band 1 , 2 , 3 ; F o o t b a l l 1 ; W r e s t l i n g 4 ; T r a c k 1,2,3,4. JUDY MUSS E Library Club 3,4, President 4. PENNY MUSSELMAN Library Club 1,2,3,4; FNA 4; Band 1,2,3,4. ADAM OFFENBECHER Paper S t a f f 4 ; P e p Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 2,3,4. LARRY PARKISON Student C o u n c i l 4 ; L i b r a r y C l u b 3 ; S n o - B a l l C o u r t 2; Dance Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council President 4 ; Homecoming Court 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y C l u b 2,3,4, Tr e a s u r e r 3,4; Track 3. ROBERT PEARSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Tr a c k 3. WILLIAM PARKS Homecoming C o u r t 4 ; F o o t b a l l 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 , 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tr a c k 2,4. CAROL PEQUIGNOT Library Club 4; Pep Club 2; French Club 2. BARRY PHILLIPS Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; S n o - B a l l P r i n c e 2 ; F o o t b a l l 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y C l u b 3 , 4 , P r e s i d e n t 4 ; Baseball 2,4; Track 2,3,4; French Club 2,3. BARBARA R AT H B U N Paper S t a ff 2 ; Debate I ; E T A I ; P e p Club 2; Band 1; Chorus 2,4; Junior Play. 30 SHARON RICHMOND Class Tr e a s u r e r 1 ; L i b r a r y Club 4; F T A 2,3,4; B i b l e Club 4; Band 1; F r e n c h Club 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Play. TOM ROBERTS Football 1,2; Tr a c k 3. MICHAEL ROBINSON Class P r e s i d e n t 3 , C l a s s V i c e -President 2 , 4 ; B i b l e Club 4; Sno-Ball Court 2; Football 1,2. WALTER ROSENBERRY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. CAROL SCHARF Student C o u n c i l 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Secretary 2 , 3 , P r e s i d e n t 4 ; Annual S t a ff 2,3, Business Manager 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary; F TA 1,2,3,4, President 4; French Club 3, Vice-President 2, President 3. BONNIE SCHNEIDER Library Club 4. MAURICE SHOLES Debate 1; Football 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 4. ALFRED SEBO FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Va r s i t y Club tling 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Tr a c k 1,2,3,4. LINDA SMITH Chorus 2; Pep Club 1. MARY SMITH Pep Club 2. ROBERT SMITH FFA 1 , 2 , 3 ; F o o t b a l l 1,2,3; Va r s i t y Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2 SHERI SMITH Library Club 1; F N A 4 ; P e p Club 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play--prompter. LINDA STEVENS Annual Staff 2,3; P a p e r Staff 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; French Club 2,3. JUDY Annual S t a ff 3 ; P a p e r S t a ff 3 , 4 ; L i b r a r y Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4. JOHN GARY WAGAR Football 2,3; Va r s i t y Club 4. SHARON WART Annual S t a ff 4 ; F T A 1,2,3,4; P e p Club 2,3,4; French Club 2; Junior Play. PAULA WEEKS Class Secretary 1, V i c e -President 3; Annual Staff 3.4, Editor 4 ; P a p e r S t a ff 4 ; C o - o p 4 ; P e p Club 2; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. GAIL WHITLOCK Pep Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3,4. KATHY WILAMOWSKI Library C l u b 3 ; P e p Club 4; B i b l e Club 4, Treasurer 4; GAA 1. TOM WILSON FF A 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. PATSY YOUNGS Bible Club 4, Vice-Preident 4. ��Sixty-four o Phyllis Alwood Larry Bailey David Barnhart Sharon Bauder Steven Bavin Raymond Blais Curtis Blowers Robert Brewer Sue Burns Tom Claar Dianne a n d S h e l l e y c o m p a r e t h e i r n e w c l a s s rings. Margaret Cline Larry Corey Sherry Danbury Dallas Crandall Linda Eldred Joyce Fairchild Adele Fischer Tom Forrest Nancy Frederick Philip Frederick Larry Hampton Paul Groll \ 7 Sherry Hawkins Bradley Heislei Dianne Hitchcox Fern Hauvener Greg Hull Jeanette Johnson e'> 32 i k r a �Forward to Their Senior Year Marlene Johnston Curtis Kelley Bruce Kincaid Shelley Kingsley Rose Knapp Seaman Knapp Martin Lepper Rex Littlejohn Gary Mack J e r r y Mack Michael M a r t i n Linda Melendy - 7 Cheryl Meyer Sharon Mitchell Charlotte Moore Karen Musolf Carol Norton Jim Offenbecher a r l " ‘ 1 Alan Parks Bruce Patton Michael Patton Pat Platz Te r r y Pribble David Priest It Mary Sebo Mary Segers Gary Smith 0 Jackie Dorin Renner Janet Riley 33 �Class Rings and the J -Hop Make the Junior Year a n Exciting One , 1 , t j n - 1 1 1 i t h Knimcch I hompson , - 1 Hrad H e i s l e r , P r e s . ; B o b B r e w e r , \ r c ()se Knapp. J e a n n i e l o h n s o n , T r e a s . I inda i n t , i n t h s t u d i e s h I I I S h Iitrarure. �Sophomores Participate in Many School Activities Phyllis AcMoody Darrel-Adams Mark A l d r i c h Nancy Alwood Janet A n t Bruce Baker Terrs M u s s e l m a n , V i c e - P r e s . ; D o u g M i l l e r , Sec.; B o n n i e B o e s , T r e a s . ; E r i c Tundevold,; Pres. Nancy Baker Laura Baumeister Carol Bavin John Baylis Bonnie Boes Ardella Bowders Jane Brandt Lois Brecheisen Ronal Brewer Linda Brooks Tim Bundas Bruce Carpenr r f • Vivian Carothers LeRoy C l a a r Curtiss Cline Deborah Coats Warren I udy Cook • 4 1a rry Covior 4 4 tigraS". �The Annual Sno-Ball is the ' fr Dale Enyart Susan Filley Georgia Fox Michael F u l l e r Lynette Gerard Deo Grigsby A l ! r e l l 0 : 4 1 . * Lorraine Haley Bunnee Harper William Hillyard Mildred Halyard Orville Eloath Judy Hoenes r t e l l r ree e k , Sharon Jenkins Russell Johnson Keith Kincaid Rex Krieg Carol Jasper Larry Kauffman Ai'A: Rose Marie Kent Janet Kidney Sharon Lahr Pam Leeth Susan Leitch Tina Lepper 411P‘ Diana L i t t l e Larry Lower David Mack Marlene Manchester Eugene Masters Kathy Masters David Middaugh Douglas M i l l e r Linda M i l l e r oki 0, . te Phyllis w o r k s h i g h o n a scaffold putting finishing touches on the 36 Alai �Big Project it t Thomas M i l l e r James Nlusolf John Nlusolf Te r r y Nlusselman Diane Ogden Ronald Olds t Regina O'Neil Gary Owens Nancy Patton Linda Philo Connie Pepper Leo Peet Nancy Rankin 1 1 1 A D A i \ o r c a s Rarick Walter Rogers Beverly Smith Judy Smith Emily Tassie - - , g k a j C a J tlip.I r 0,11 '-. _ 1 D a r o o l n Calvin Towory Eric Tundervold Shirley' VanWormer Richard Walter Warkoczeski Tom Warsop Washburn f r . i a ilk.1A . 00 Cr 1- 1 . . 14.1r , & a . 6 . , . . . . , .. n a Watson Richard Watkins 1 . Marlene s p r a y s snowballs a s p e r t o f t h e dProrations f n r Dianne Weeks Tom Whitley Christine Zongker 17 �Ninety Freshmen M a k e U p Ellen Arey Gloria Adams Bob Wagar, Pres. ; S a m VanHorn, P r e s.; Tom Case, Treas.; Penny Musselman, Sec Michael Adams Ann Adolph Jeff Aldrich Marcia A l d r i c h Ernest Augustine Chris Barber Dorothy Barnett Phillip Batterson Harold Bemis Dennis Biteman Sherlene Blue Susie Blue Richard Blue David Booth David Brandt Burl Brauker Kim Bray Stella Cardinal Tom Case Sharon Church Klaudia Coats Bill Cook Judy Corey Deborah Craig William Crane 38 �Largest Class "Zs Don Deeren Charles Diamond Donna Dillion Linda Edgell Joy Eldred Naomi Ellenwood Virginia F a i r Lorraine Finney Donna Foster Ruth Gallop Tonia Garrison Barney Gottschalk Marsha Grimes Donna Halstead Te r r y Hand Sandra Heuer John Hobday Cathleen Howard Nora Johnson Dennis Knaiewski David Knapp Ronald Lake Roger Lambert J e r r y McLaughlin Gerald Mack Jack Manchester Ema Jean Marshall Patricia Mayo Merle Melendy Linda Mench Kyle Miller Robert Miller John Mitchell Vonda Morey Kathy Mowry 39 �The First Year o f High School is Begun Eagerly Vonda Nlorey Kathy Mowry Cathy Nlusselman Janice Nlusselman Penny Nlusselman Marguerite Pearson Michael Pearson Dennis Pepper Roy Pepper Steven Philson Abe Prater Mary Randall The C l a s s o f ' 6 8 enjoys one o f t h e i r class parties. Bruce Renshaw Ruth Riley Cheryl Robbins John Roberts Ronald Schroeder Ruth Sholes Burton Simpson Dan Slusser Sid Spring Jodi Smith Marcia Thompson Sam VanFlorn Merrilee Wagaman Robert Wagar 40 NO P H O T O A V A I L A B L E - �Junior High Students Neal Adams Mark Adolph Kathleen A l d r i c h William Badger Jim Blowers reirmair, Stanley Blowers Sheryl Boes Douglas Brooks Connie Button Barbara C a r p e n t e r Larry Carpenter Bob Claar Mike Claar Dennis Spooner, Pres.; Cathy Smeltzer, e c . ; Vi c k i iluenes, Treas.; T i m K e v e r, V. - P r e s . ; Douglas Brooks, Reporter, Cindy Clarl. John Clark ' t : 0 0 / 1 0 4 1 : 4 4 4 • • ' • ...•• &I 4 4 4 * * * ? 1 , •• Deon Collins Linda Cook Cindy Crane. Mike Cross Darla Danbur Diann Illinois- Jerrolynn Dulin Te r r y Dulin Hazel Fdwards Susan I.dwards Anne Frnmel Bob Fast 4 �Enjoy Various Activities Diana Fox Wayne Gardner Harold Geer Roberta George Donna Nancy Glesmann Frank Goshcoff Laura G r o l l Cinda Guthrie John Guthrie Connie Halstead Randy Harper Carol Hasty Kay Herman Ken Herman Bill Herman Dan Hicks Tom Hitchcox Joy Hoath Vickie Hoenes Te r r y Hoover Cindy Horwath Nila Inman Jerry Johnson Ti m Kever Garth Kincaid Roberta Garth Mary Lou Knapp Stephen Lambert Jean L i t t l e 42 Maroons r e a c h h i g h f o r the j u m p against the Athens Indians. �Student Council Gives Students Bonnie MacDonald Ritchie Mack 11111 4F 1 Rose Marie Martin Randy Matheson Seated: M r . F u l t o n , A d v i s o i o n n i . \ lacDonald, S e c Micki S m i t h , P r e s . ; C h r i s t i n e F i l l e y , V. - P r e s . ; Steve Parks, Tr e a s . Standing: M a r y Toner, Kenneth Reed, David Stevens, Kregg Barnhart, Sharon Batterson Linda Moore Robert Moore Rosetta Moore Wesley Nlorick Bill Morrill Florence Mueller Sharon Norton Steve Patton Ron Peck John Philo Doug Rounds Carol Salyer Eddie Sell George Sholes Cathy Smeltzei Judy Smith vnn Smith Jeff, B i l l a n d Fton projects. I . t h e i r geography 43 �a Voice i n Lynn Smith Micki Smith Dennis Spooner Rex Spoor David Stevens Janice Sutfin Connie Swarthout Lee Tundervold Claudia Van Aken Wendell Wadsworth Sue Warsop Connie Watson C l i k i I R L L A D L I R : V i c k i iloenes, Nlar L o u Kriapp,Nli,,.: Smith, Marcia Knapp, Joan Dauber, Deanna Spooner, Cathy Smeltzer. STANDING: M i s s Sanford, Advisor. UNION C I T Y J U N I O R H I G H SCHOOL 44 �Seventh Graders Adjust to Jr. High Changes Mark Adams Steve Adams Pam Albright Carol Arey Cathy A r l t Men- S u e Badge Te r r y Barber Bill Bartlett Joyce Bavin Tim B i m i s Robert B l a i r Joe Blue Anne Brandt Carol Brooks Ken Brooks Rickie Cameron Mike Chaffee Jeff Cockrell Laura Cole Donal CoDyer Gary Collyer Joan Dauber Gary Smith, Treas.; Cindy fiend, Pres.; Pat Loss, V.-Pres. i r c i a ii Knapp, ,I I NIP 4 P I P i �Seventh Graders Gerald Mark Dibert Barbara Doane Doug Bonnie John Dunks Bill Edwards Christine Filley Bud Fox Richard Gardner Betsy Glen Cindy Hedrick Rene Hendrick Mary Heuer Steve.Heuer Ron Hobday Laura Jenkins Brenda Johnson Randy Joynson Joan Kirkpatrick Marcia Knapp Barbara Lenon Becky Lepper Steffy Lepper 7th and 8th graders make good us, of their time in stody hall. Susan L i t t l e Pat Loss Jacquy McLaughlin Cathy Mack Dennis Mack Linda Markley 1°Vit 46 �Active Part in Theresa Martin Jack Mattson Barbara Mayo Debbie Mefford James M i l l e r Judy M i l l e r Virginia M i l l e r L i l a Moore Patricia Moore Kay M o r r i s Ed Musolf Joy Musselman Nanette Olds Paulette Olds Phillip Pearson Francis Peck Joann Philo Beverly Platz Student Librarians look over a new book. Branda Platz Ken Reed Georgena Renchaw Cathy Rice Pam Richards Danny Risner • , j i g E. •41 1 , 7 3 5 1 1 4 Cathy Salyer Mike Scharf Susan S c h e r n Shelia Slocum Christine Smith Dale Smith 47 �Basketball Developes Good G Gary Smith Ba T e r r y Smith Do C i n d y Spencer B Joi Bil C B Ri B Cir Deanna Spooner Patricia Stevens Bill Tassie Re M St Ro Lai Brt Ann Tiffany Mary Toner Anne Walter Larry Warkoczeski Steven Wart Alfred Watson Ra Jo M Bai Bet St Richard Watson Richard Wells Kathy Wickwire Clara Wilson Ray Wilson Mike Yother John P h i l o makes a f r e e throw i n a victorious game over Athens. ... Sus Pa Jac [he Special Education Class learns new rips on good grooming. Catl - �6 ACTIVITIE �The Annual Staff Works Hard t o Meet Its Deadlines FIRST R O W : Dianne Hitchcox, Jeannie J o h n s o n , B a r r y P h i l l i p s , L a r r y B a i l e y, L a r r y C o r e y, B r a d Shelley K i n g s l e y, J u d y McLaughlin, Sharon W a r t , H e i s l e r , J i m Offenbecher, Bob Brewer, Paula Weeks, Emily Ta s s i e . SECOND ROW: M r . Hamlet; Advisor; E d i t o r . The Annual Staff spent many hours after school, in the evening and during study halls pasting, cropping and w r i t i n g copy f o r the 1965 MAROON MEMORIES. Two additional pages w e r e added t h i s y e a r and the senior activities were listed in a Senior Directory. Barry P h i l l i p s , a s Sports E d i t o r, compiled the Sports s e c t i o n a n d D i a n n e H i t c h c o x a n d Jeannie Johnson w o r k e d h a r d s e l l i n g a d s . A s n e x t y e a r s Editor, Shelley Kingsley worked a s assistant t o the Editor a n d s t a r t e d p l a n s f o r n e x t y e a r s annual. It i s t h e h o p e o f t h e A n n u a l S t a f f t h a t this years annual i s one to be proud of. Emily and Shelley spend time after school w r i t i n g copy and pasting pictures. 50 �Senior High Council Voices Student Opinion FIRST ROW: M r . Singles, Advisor; Emily Tassie, Secretary; Ron B r e w e r , V i c e President; C a r o l S c h a r f , P r e s i d e n t ; Gregg Hull, Tr e a s u r e r. SECOND ROW: M e r r i l e e Wagaman, Barry P h i l l i p s , Sharon L a h r, Judy Hoenes, Sandy Eldred, Ii The m a l t m a c h i n e , a Student C o u n c i l project. brings enjoyment to students whil, r-nlking money. J u d y McLaughlin, Sharon Church, Joy Eldred. THIRD ROW: T e r r i Sue Smith, J e r r y Mack, L a r r y Corey, L a r r y Cuyler, L a r r y Parkison, G a r y Boes, Dennis Biteman, Dianne Hitchcox. Several new members w e r e added to the Student Council t h i s y e a r b r i n g i n g the t o t a l t o twenty. W i t h these additional m e m b e r s , t h e C o u n c i l w a s b e t t e r able to c a r r y on the work of previous Student Councils and institute new ideas of its own. Planning o f t h e f i r s t H o m e c o m i n g of t h e g a l a Homecoming Dance a n d Crowning was one o f t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t projects o f the Council. They a l s o w o r k e d h a r d t o k e e p t h e r e c o r d f i l e up t o date, supervised dancing a t noon and operated the malt machine. �National Honor Society Members Display Leadership Qualities SEATED: Dianne H i t c h c o x , Sandy E l d r e d , J u d y McLaughlin, M a r y Merchant. S T A N D I N G : B a r r y Seven n e w members o f the J u n i o r and Senior classes w e r e elected t o the W i l l i a m A. D y e r c h a p t e r o f t h e N a t i o n a l H o n o r Society i n a n a s s e m b l y F e b r u a r y 23. T h e seven n e w m e m b e r s w e r e B e c k y A d o l p h , Judy McLaughlin, M a r y Merchant, and Paula Weeks, Seniors; L a r r y Corey, B r a d Heisler and Dianne Hitchcox, Juniors. The program was planned and conducted by t h e f i v e S e n i o r s who w e r e year as Juniors. A b r i e f h i s t o r y o f the National Honor Society, w h i c h w a s founded i n 1921, w a s given b y B a r r y P h i l l i p s . H e then announced the n a m e s o f t h e n e w m e m b e r s and gave 5 Phillips, B r a d H e i s l e r, C a r o l Scharf, Becky Adolph, Paula Weeks, L a r r y Corey, Dave Hasty. a b r i e f discription of each students activities, during a tapping ceremony. The importance o f ship, Leadership and Service was plained b y C a r o l S c h a r f , Kenneth C u y l e r, Sandy Eldred and David Hasty using symbolic candles. The n e w m e m b e r s w e r e l e a d b y M r s . Warke i n t h e National Honor Society pledge after w h i c h t h e y r e c e i v e d t h e i r pins f r o m their parents. Following the assembly a reception was held f o r t h e s t u d e n t s , t h e i r p a r e n t s a n d members o f t h e f a c u l t y i n t h e H o m e E c . room. �The Maroon and Gray "The Student Voice a t U.C.H.S." FIRST ROW: M r . Hamlet, Advisor; Gary Boes, page 4 Editor; Shelley K i n g s l e y, p a g e 3 E d i t o r ; J a n e B r a n d t , A s s i s t a n t Editor; B e c k y A d o l p h , E d i t o r i n Chief; E m i l y Ta s s i e , page I E d i t o r ; Ti n a L e p p e r, page 2 E d i t o r. SECOND ROW: Rose Ann Knapp, Paula Weeks, Carol Norton, Janet A n t , Christine Walters, Judy Thompson, Judy Smith, Connie Pepper, L i n d a Eldred, H e l e n Doane. T H I R D ROW: J i m Offenbecher, John Baylis, A d a m Offenbecher, R o n O l d s , D o r i n R e n n e r, J e f f Elsner, J e r r y Dulin. Emily e x p l a i n s t h e contents o f h e r page to E d i t o r - i n - C h i e f Becky. With t h e s t a r t o f a new school year i n September, t h e m e m b e r s of the Maroon and Gray staff faced a tremendous t a s k - - p r a paper by the relatively cess of offset. The s t a f f presented the student body w i t h a n e d i t i o n o f the paper every t w o w e e k s . I n e a c h i s s u e , a student and teacher were featured for t h e i r outstanding qualities. Dorin and Eon prepare for the next puhlicarinn '-laroon and r �Library Club Members Take on the Task o f Keeping the Library in Order i Processing o f b o o k s , f i l i n g a n d with keeping the l i b r a r y i t s e l f in order, give just a glimpse of the many tasks performed by student librarians. In t h e s p r i n g , s e v e r a l m e m b e r s g o t o a Student Librarian A s s i s t a n t s A s s o c i a t i o n o f M i c h i g a n ( S L A A M ) conventions i n A n n A r b o r w h e r e i d e a s a r e exchanged. Through t h e e f f o r t s o f M r s . E v e r t , t h e l i b r a r y i s a place to be appreciated and enjoyed by everyone. Sharon s o r t s magazines a n d p u t s them i n their proper places. 54 �Debate and Forencics Develope Good Public Speakers A v e r y successful y e a r was completed by the U.C.H.S. Debators under the direction of M r . K e n H a m l e t . T h i s y e a r ' s debate topic was "Resolved: T h a t Nuclear Weapons Should B e C o n t r o l l e d b y a n I n t e r n a t i o n a l Organization". The Debate Team competed in the Class C a n d D State D i s t r i c t Debate To u r n a m e n t in F e b r u a r y a n d c a m e h o m e w i t h a f i r s t place t i e . T h e y w e r e a l s o awarded w i t h a Michigan U n i v e r s i t y plaque f o r excellence. Forencics made i t s debut f o r t h e f i r s t time at U.C.H. S. this year. Under the direction of M r . H a m l e t , f o r e n c i c s peted i n declamations, humorous readings, interpretative reading and o r i g i n a l oratory. Among v a r i o u s honors received was the American L e g i o n F o r e n c i c s C o n t e s t w o n by Helen Doane. DEBATORS: A l a n Parks,.Skip Knapp, Susan Leitch, Helen Doane, Greg Hull. Dave Mack. FORENCICS: F I R S T R O W : C a r o l Pequignot, C a r o l Jasper, C a r o l Warkoczeski, B e v Smith, Janet A r l t , Helen Doane, Susan Leitch, Barbara Bowders. SECOND ROW: L o r r a i n e H a l e y, P a m Davis, Dorcas R a r i c k , Carol G r a y, D e b b i e C o a t s , Susan F i l l e y, Ly n e t t e Gerard, Georgia F o x , M a r c i a G r i m e s . THIRD ROW: Dave Mack, J e r r y Mack, Mike Robinson, Dave Watkins, Warren Converse, E r i c Tundevold, B a r r y P h i l l i p s , Dave H a s t y, L a r r y C u y l e r. T H I R D ROW: H a r o l d Bemis, Dan Jones, Ray B l a i s , M e l v i n M i l l e r, Dormn Renner, A l a n P a r k s , Skip Knapp, Butch Sholes, M r. Hamlet, Advisor. �Cadet Teaching Gives F.T.A. Members Experience i n t h e Teaching Field FIRST R O W : A d v i s o r M r s . K e n d z i o r s k i , S h e r r y Danbury, Secretary; C a r o l S c h a r f , P r e s i d e n t ; B e c k y A d o l p h , V i c e President; C a r l a Austin, Tr e a s u r e r. SECOND ROW: P h y l l i s Alwood, R o s e m a r i e B a v i n , C a r o l N o r t o n , C h e r y l Robbins, Debbie C o a t s , N a n c y F r e d e r i c k , Jeannie Johnson, Sharon Wart, Sherry Hawkins, Sharon Richmond, Judy Corey, Marsha Thompson. T H I R D ROW: Dianne Hitchcox, Rose M a r i e Kent, Carol Bavin, L o r r a i n e Haley, Shelley Kingsley, Susan Leitch, Lonette We l l s , M a r y Mench, C a t h y Howard, E m i l y Ta s s i e . }Claudia Coats. In t h e p a s t t w e l v e y e a r s t h e F. T. A . h a s become well e s t a b l i s h e d a n d h a s accomplished m a n y g o a l s s e t forth when the club began. The c l u b h a s c a r r i e d o u t t h e $ 2 5 a w a r d standing S e n i o r G i r l i n F. T. A . t o w a r d h e r education. Activities have been presenting the faculty with Christmas roses a n d h o n o r i n g t h e s e n i o r g i r l s a t a s p r i n g tea. Each y e a r t h e c l u b s e n d s t w o o f i t s members to an F. T. A . l e a d e r s h i p c a m p a t S t . M a r y ' s L a k e . T h r o u g h discussions, r e s e a r c h , g u e s t s p e a k e r s , a n d members h a v e l e a r n e d t h e p r i n c i p l e s o f t h e teaching profession. S o m e m e m b e r s a r e active i n cadet teaching. They spend o n e - h a l f d a y e a c h w e e k i n t h e E l e m e n t a r y or J u n i o r H i g h S c h o o l s o b s e r v i n g a n d p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n classroom situations that gives them a f i r s t ence concerning teaching. 5 Judy a n d M r s . M a t s o n h e l p a with her geography lesson. �F.N.A. Members a r e Given First H a n d Experiences i n Nursing FIRST ROW: M r s . Wa r k e , Advisor; Judy Cook. Carla Austin. Secretary- Tr e a s u r e r ; Va l e r i e A d a m s , P r e s i d e n t ; M a r y Merchant. Vice President; Becky Adolph, Anna Knapp. SECOND ROW: E v e l y n L u x , B a r b a r a B o w d e r s , S h e r i S m i t h , P e n n y Musselman, J u d y M c L a u g h l i n , R o s e M a r i e B a v i n , L i n d a N4abu This w a s t h e f i r s t y e a r f o r t h e F u t u r e at Union City High. The m e m b e r s hoped t o l e a r n a b o u t c a r e e r s i n t h e various branches o f medicine. T h e c l u b v i s i t e d special meetings h e l d b y F. N . A . c l u b s i n s e v e r a l o t h e r schools. Eight o f t h e m e m b e r s a r e getting useful experience by s e r v i n g a s volunteer nurses a t Coldwater Community Health Center on the week-ends. inda and C a r l a display t h e i r uniforms which they wear as -Candr S t r i p e r s - at the coldwater Community 5/ �F.H.A. Members Strive t o H e l p Their Community FIRST ROW: M r s . Converse, A d v i s o r ; Dallas Crandall, Vice President; R o s e Knapp, President; S u e B u r n s , Tr e a s u r e r. SECOND ROW: P h y l l i s Alwood, C a r o l Norton, C a r o l L i t t l e , Future H o m e m a k e r s o f A m e r i c a w a s formed l a s t s p r i n g b y M r . Converse, w h o is t h e advisor. T h e organization meets the last Tuesday of every month. In October t h e g r o u p w e r e guests a t the chapter meeting a t Tekonsha. Tw o g i r l s will attend the State Convention a t Lansing which w i l l include o t h e r groups f r o m many area schools. The personal r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s o f t h e 58 Fern Hauvener, Judy Cook. T H I R D ROW: M a r y Sebo, Diane Watson, Sherry Danbury, Lonette Wells, Karen NIusolf, Marcia Aldrich, Nancy Alwood. F.H.A. m e m b e r s a r e many. They must help promote b e t t e r f a m i l y l i v i n g i n t h e home, develope poise and self-confidence for the goal which i s t o help i n munity. Activities f o r t h e y e a r include painting the l i t t e r b a r r e l s on the athletic presenting t h e t e a c h e r s w i t h r o s e s a t Christmas. �F.F.A. Prepares Boys for Their Future Vocations in Agriculture FIRST R O W : M r . W e i r i c h , A d v i s o r ; G a r y M a c k , Sentinal; Bernard Diamond, R e p o r t e r ; D a v e Hasty, President; B r u c e Kincaid. V i c e -President; To m Wilson Secretary; To m M i l l e r, Treasurer. S E C O N D R O W: M e r l e M e l e n d y, G e r r y M a c k , Bruce P a t t o n , A l Sebo, C h a r l i e D i a m o n d , G e r a l d M a c k , The F u t u r e F a r m e r s o f A m e r i c a i s made up o f boys interested in vocational agriculture. F. F. A . t r y s t o develope l e a d e r s h i p q u a l i t i e s and abilities in the farming field. Selling seeds and C h r i s t m a s t r e e s , which are g r o w n and cared f o r b y the F. F. A . boys, are c o n t i n u e d p r o j e c t s . T h e m e m b e r s h a v e also c o n s t r u c t e d a p a t h f o r a n a t u r e t r a i l and have labeled the trees and shrubs. Dave a n d M i k e p a i n t t h e f e n c e that surrounds t h e F.F..A, tree farm. Jerry Pribble. T H I R D ROW: L a r r y Coffman, Mike Whitcomb, John M u s o l f , Dave Cline, M i k e Patton, C u r t Blowers, Steve Philson, Dave Barnhart. F O U RT H ROW: O r v i l l e Hoath, Bud Rogers, D a l e E n y a r t , R o g e r L a m b e r t , M a r k A l d r i c h , John Baylis, B i l l Hilyard. �Bible Club and Co-op: Two New Interests Offered FIRST R O W : M r s . W a r k e , A d v i s o r ; B a r b a r a Bowders, Secretary; M i k e Robinson, President; Patsy Youngs, Vice President; Kathy Wilamowske, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: M a r y Randall, Sharon Richmond, P a t P l a t z , F e r n H o u v e n e r, C h e r y l Meyer, Sherry Hawkins, Mary Mench, Linda Miller, Ardella Bowders. This w a s t h e f i r s t y e a r Bible Club a t U.C.H.S. T h e members met e a c h w e e k t o r e a d a n d discuss parts of the Bible. Community m i n i s t e r s a l s o m e t frequently w i t h t h e c l u b w h i c h w a s under the direction of Mr. Earl Burdick. Giving Seniors experience in a field in w h i c h t h e y w i s h t o e n t e r i s t h e Cooperative Occuptaional T r a i n i n e program, informally known as "Co-op". Students p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n C o - o p attend school half of each day and work at t h e i r j o b e i t h e r i n t h e m o r n i n g or afternoon. The participants receive a w a g e a n d m u s t w o r k whenever the job needs them. M r. J o h n D y g e r t i s t h e C o - o p Coordinator and personally interviews each applicant t o decide his eligibility to w o r k u n d e r t h e C o - o p p r o g r a m . SEATED: M a r y Ly n n Jones, Paula Weeks, Linda C l a r k , M a r c i a Brown. STANDING: David C l i n e , O r r i n Johnson, G e o r g e G e e r, K e n Edgell. 60 �Pep Club Encourages School Spirit b y Making Hall Signs and Learning N e w Cheers FIRST R O W : Va l e r i e A d a m s , V i c e President; Sandy Eldred, President; Jane Treasurer; Miss Sanford, Advisor. Rose K n a p p , C a r o l G r a y, T e r r i S u e S m i t h , Linda E l d r e d , Dianne Hitchcox. T H I R D ROW: Jodi Smith, Marlene Manchester, Marcia Grimes, Nora J o h n s o n , J o y E l d r e d , P h y l l i s A c m o o d y. FOURTH R O W: Donna F o s t e r , J u d y C o r e y , Merrilee Wagaman, K a t h y Musselman, G l o r i a Adams, Susan E i l l e y, Judy Cook. F I F T H ROW: Mary Lou Smith, Cheryl Robbins, Dallas Crandall, Linda M i l l e r, Evelyn Lux, Linda Melendy, Phyllis Atwood, M a g P e a r s o n . S I X T H R O W : D o n n a Halstead, Diana Watson, S h e r r y Hawkins, Carol Jasper, L i n d a M a b u s , Dorcas R a r i c k , B a r b a r a Bowders, N a o m i F l l e n w o o d . S E V E N T H ROW: Debbie Coats, Lynette Girard, Ann Adolph, Mary Sebo, K l a u d i a C o a t s , M a r y M e r c h a n t , L i n d a Brooks, S a l l y L e i t c h . E I G H T H R O W : K a t h y Wilamouski, S u e B u r n s , L i n d a M e n c h , L a u r a Baumeister, M a r y M e n c h , R o s e M a r i e K e n t , Pam L e e t h , N a n c y F r e d e r i c k . N I N T H R O W : Marcia Watkins, Tonia Garrison, Bunnee Harper, Tina L,epper, Sharon C h u r c h , L o r r a i n e Haley, Kathy H o w a r d . D e b b i e C r a i g . T E N T H R O W: Judy M c L a u g h l i n , S h e r i S m i t h , J u d y Fioenes, Susan L e i t c h , Sally Glen, Lonette Wells, L i n d a Groll, Marcia Lake, Linda Edgell. 6 �"Frost Fantasy" W a s This Year's Sno-Ball Theme January 3 0 w a s t h e scene o f t h i s y e a r ' s Sno-Ball, e n t i t l e d " F r o s t Fantasy." orations, a l l o f w h i c h w e r e planned b y t h e Sophomores, c a r r i e d out the theme well. Midway through the dance, E r i c Tundevold and E m i l y Tassie were announced as the Prince and Princess. Te r r i Sue Smith a s l a s t y e a r ' s Princess, crowned E m i l y. J i m m y Singles was Crown B e a r e r , w h i l e J u l i e A v e r y presented Princess E m i l y w i t h a bouquet o f r e d roses. Emily a n d E r i c a r e a l l s m i l e s a s t h e y l e a d the f i r s t dance Ion B r e w e r, J a n e B r a n d t , J i m m y Singles, C r o w n P r i n c e ; J u l i e A v e r y, F l o w e r G i r l ; L o i s Brecheisen. Bearer; E m i l y Ta s s i e , P r i n c e s s ; E r i c Tundevold, D a r r e l l Adams. 62 �I III VI 313111M1 s i l 7 N I 1 fr'S 3 P r 1 1 FIRST ROW: M a r y Ly n n Jones, Ruth Gallop, Sherri Hawkins, Cheryl Robbins, Karen Nlusolf, Nora Johnson, Mary Merchant, Shelley K i n g s l e y, P a m L e e t h . S E C O N D R O W : T e r r y Musselman, G a i l Whitlock, Sharon M i t c h e l l , E r i c Tundevold, Ellen A r e y, Judy C o r e y, David P r i e s t , B o b B r e w e r, P h y l l i s AcMoody, B e r n a r d D i a m o n d , S h e r i S m i t h , E m i l y Ta s s i e . THIRD R O W: Dennis B i t e m a n , C a r o l Warkoczeski, Sharon Church, A n n a Knapp, M a r c i a Thompson, A n n Adolph, Judy Hoenes, Evelyn Lux, Susan Leitch, Linda Brooks, Jane Brandt, Gaylon F o r d , B r u c e Carpenter, Warren Converse, K i m Bray, W 4. I 3 Skip Knapp, J o h n Hobday. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Hitchcox, Mary Mench, Debbie Coats, Penny Musselman, S a l l y Leitch, Merrilee Wagaman, R o s e M a r i e K e n t , Klaudia Coats, Ti n a Lepper, D i c k Wa t k i n s , L a u r a B a u m e i s t e r, R u s s Johnson, Nancy R a n k i n , L o i s B r e c h h e i s e n , L a r r y P a r k i s o n , B u t c h Hoath, B o b H e n r y, B e v e r l y S m i t h , M a r t y L e p p e r, A d a m Offenbecher. F I F T H ROW: Debbie C r a i g , To m Case, L i n d a Groll, R o y P e p p e r, J i m Offenbecher, J e r r y M a c k , A l l e n Parks, Ron Brewer, M r. Clayton, D i r e c t o r. Phyllis AcMoody, Ti n a L e p p e r, Judy Hoenes, Drum M a j o r Skip Kanpp, Shelley Kingsley, E m i l y T a s s i e , J a ne Brandt �"Marching Maroons" Complete Another Successful Ye a r PEP B A N D F I R S T ROW: B e r n a r d Diamond, S h e r i Smith, E m i l y Ta s s i e , M a r y Lepper. SECOND ROW: Nancy Rankin, Butch Hoath, B o b Henry, K i m B r a y, John Hobday, Skip Knapp, Adam Offenbecher. THIRD BAND COUNCIL FIRST ROW: M a r y M e r c h a n t , Secretary- Tr e a s u r e r ; G a y l o n Ford, P r e s i d e n t ; L a r r y Parkison, V i c e P r e s i d e n t . SECOND ROW: Dianne Hitchcox, Gail W h i t l o c k , E m i l y Ta s s i e , Pam Leeth. T H I R D ROW: Ti n a Lepper, Adam Offenbecher, Bob Henry, Skip Knapp, Linda Groll. '6 ROW: J i m Offenbecher, J e r r y M a c k , A l a n P a r k s , Roy P e p p e r, T o m C a s e , M r . C l a y t o n , D i r e c t o r ; Linda Groll. �U.C. Bands Supply the School With the Sound o f Music FIRST R O W : Judy C o o k , J o y E l d r e d , M i k e C r o s s , V i c k i Hoenes, E l a i n e M e r r i m a n , K a t h y Nlusselman, M i c k i Smith, Janice Musselman. SECOND ROW: Cindy Crane, Rex Spoor, Rose M a r i e M a r t i n , Nancy Glesman, Marsha Grimes, Ernest Augustine, L i n d a M e n c h , K a t h l e e n M o w r y, L i n d a Edge11, Cathy Smeltzer, Connie Halstead, Mark Adolph. THIRD ROW: John B a y l i s , W i l l i a m M o r r i l l , Claudia VanAken, Marguerete pearson, J o d i S m i t h , C o n n i e Swarthout, F l o r e n c e M u e l l e r, Our " M a r c h i n g M a r o o n s " m a d e t h e i r f i r s t appearance i n the Branch County F a i r parade, which was preceded by Governor Romney, i n A u g u s t . T h e y then t r a v e l e d t o the U n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n f o r the annual Band D a y C e r e m o n y i n A n n A r b o r where they w e r e a l s o guests a t the Michigan A i r Force football game. In October, the 76 member pated i n t h e annual M a r c h i n g Contest a t Cardinal F i e l d a t C o l d w a l t e r H i g h School where t h e y r e c e i v e d a " o n e " r a t i n g and a Tom Hitchcox, Diana Watson, Bruce Renshaw, Connie Pepper, Gloria A d a m s . F O U R T H ROW: Wendell Wadsworth, Debbie Austin, M a r y L o u Knapp, T i m Keever, L a r r y Carpenter, Lee Tundevold, D a v i d Knapp, K a v i d B r a n d t , P e n n y Musselman, Tom M i l l e r , J e r r y M c L a u g h l i n , K e i t h Kincaid, B i l l Crane, Jeff A l d r i c h , R o b e r t F a s t , R a n d y H a r p e r. F I F T H ROW: Lynette G e r a r d , L a u r a G r o l l , M i k e C l a a r, D o u g B r o o k s , Burl Brauder, Charles Diamond, M r. Clayton. trophy. Ta g Day w a s a l s o held i n October. Band m e m b e r s r a i s e money b y selling tags and p r e s e n t i n g a c o n c e r t o n M a i n Street. The f i r s t c o n c e r t o f the y e a r "Winter C o n c e r t " p r e s e n t e d j u s t b e f o r e Christmas featuring the Senior Band, Cadet Band and Harmonaires. A c o l o r f u l change w a s added b y Skip Knapp, t h e f i r s t D r u m M a j o r i n Skip p r o u d l y l e a d o u r M a r c h i n g M a r o o n s through many h a l f t i m e s and tests. �Our Chorus is Never Without FIRST R O W: N l e r r i l e e Wagaman, S h a r o n Richmond, S a l l y Leitch,. L i n d a Melendy, J o y Eldred, P a t Platz, Va l Adams, Barbara Rathbun, D i a n e L i t t l e , . SECOND ROW: P a m Leeth, Carol B a v i n , M a r y Mench, L i n d a Edge11, J u d y Thompson, Susie Blue, C a r o l Warkoczeski, Linda Mench, Debbie Coats. THIRD R O W: Charlotte M o o r e , M a r y Segers, M a r y Sebo, Sherlene Blue, Nancy Carpenter, Carol Jasper. Klaudia Coats. Janet Kidney, Kathy Masters. The high school g i r l s ' chorus, under the direction of M r . C l a y t o n , numbered twenty-seven t h i s y e a r. It m e e t s t w i c e a w e e k a n d i s open t o anyone who likes to sing. The c h o r u s entertained the student body a t the Christmas assembly j u s t before C h r i s t m a s vacation and have enlivened many other assemblies. Three g i r l s c o m p o s e t h e H a r m o n a i r e s . T h e y sang a t the C h r i s t m a s Concert and have p e r f o r m e d at other school and community events. HARNIONAIRE 66 Pam D a v i s , M a r y Mench and Brenda D a v i s �Student Life is Active At 12:17 students w a l k t h e l i n e f o r t h e i r hot lunch. Mrs. Steffaniak explains a F r e n c h t e r m t o h e r class. The O ff i c i a l F a m i l y f o r t h e American Legion D i s t r i c t Oratory Contest of which Helen Doane was �Many Activities A r e Enjoyed v e r - o n e e n j o y s a good, b u t c r o w d e d , l u n c h . Students g a t h e r i n \ 1 1 . H a m l e t ' s r o o m t o look o v e r t h e s e l e c t i o n o f p a p e r b a c k s . .. Te r r i S u e c r o w n s P r i n c e s s E m i l y a t the h e i g h t of " F r o s t F a n t a s y " . Nancy a n d L i n d a w o r k o n t h e i r H o m e E c . s e w i n g p r o j e c t s . 68 �Both During and Varsity C l u b i n i a t i o n i s enjoyed b y both o l d and new members. Mr. S i n g l e s l e a d s t h e student body i n a cheer before the game with Athens. �U.C.H.S. Students Work and Have Everyone seems t o be working in studyhall. IP* Becky a n d Jane w o r k hard t o get out a n i s s u e o f T h e Broadside. A f e w Seniors use the l i b r a r y f o r research on their term papers. 7 A favor i t e noon activity i s dancing in the gym. �A School D a y Has Many Phases Rose M a r i e , a s a c a d e t teacher, gives a group of third graders spelling words. Mr. M i l l i g a n helps Mike with his shop project. Chris and Dave look at specimens in Biology. Adam Offenbec her and Susan Leitch ed ILC.H.S. Valentine Sweethearts. Students g a t h e r t o buy hot lunch tickets. �Studies Take U p t h e Largest Part o f the D a y .\g. boys listen intently. Stan and O r r i n discuss a government assignment. Sandy, C a r o l , M a r c i a a n d B a r r y u s e t h e library a s a s o u r c e o f m a t e r i a l f o r a n Econ. report. Mrs. H o o k e r s h i s t o r y c l a s s answers t o h e r questions o f the days assignment. 72 �SPORT �Sandy Eldred Dean Sponnvr, i s C r o n ly walks down the runway. idir Miss Maroon and Gray of 1964, Miss Sandy Eldred. Sandy displays a radiant smile as she is officially announced Queen �Miss Maroon and Gray On O c t o b e r 1 6 , 1 9 6 4 , t h e a n n u a l Homecoming Game a n d Dance w e r e t h e grand f i n a l e t o Homecoming We e k t h a t U.C.H.S. h a s e v e r had. A l l of the activities were planned by the Student Council. During t h e h a l f - t i m e o f the Union C i t y -Quincy football g a m e , M i s s S a n d y E l d r e d w a s o f f i c i a l l y announced as Homecoming Queen of 1964. Queen Sandy and her court reigned over the dance, which w a s h e l d i n t h e g y m , f o l l o w i n g t h e g a m e . The c o u r t w a s composed o f : C a r o l G r a y, S e n i o r, escorted b y " D o c " Rosenberry; T e r r i S u e Smith. Junior, escorted b y B o b Brewer; Jane omore, escorted b y R o n B r e w e r ; a n d E m i l y Tassie, Sophomore, escorted by Warren Converse. Miss M a r o o n and G r a y, Senior, was escorted by Bill P a r k s . S h e w a s crowned b y P a t s y McRae, Homecoming Queen o f 1963. T h e B o b b y Dee Band furnished music f o r the gala event. Bill Parks escorts Queen Sandy to her royal throne. The c l i m a x t o Homecoming We e k . . . f i v e happy g i r l s w i t h f i v e r a d i a n t t o right: Jane Brandt, Carol Gray, Eldred, T e r r i S u e S m i t h , and E m i l y Teeple. 75 �Our Maroons Take Second Place Little C STANDING: B r u c e B a k e r m a n a g e r, C o a c h R i c e , D i c k Watkins, D o u g M i l l e r , E r i c Tundevold, L a r r y C o r e y , To m F o r r e s t , D a v e P r i e s t , D a v e Middaugh, C o a c h Kendziorski, T o m C a s e m a n a g e r . M I D D L E R O W : Warren Converse, R o n B r e w e r, L a r r y Parkison, A l Sebo, Bill P a r k s , B r a d H e i s l e r, G r e g Huli, To m L. 1.1i r, Aldrich, J i m M u s o l f , R e x L i t t l e j o h n . BOTTOM ROW: B o b Pearson, B a r r y P h i l l i p s , T e d M o o r e , D a v e H a s t y, Wa l t Rosenberry, G a r r y G a r r i s o n , K i m Kaechele, G a r y Boes. Ralph Gottschalk. The Maroons t r y for yardage against Quincy and complete the game with a victory. U U U U U U U U U 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 Colon Athens Reading Homer Quincy Bronson Jonesville Litchfield Vandercook * Non Conference Games 12 2 0 1 1 1 0 _ 2 �UC Boasts Four All-Conference Players The 1 9 6 4 f o o t b a l l s e a s o n p r o v e d t o be a h i g h l y successful one f o r the Maroons. They f i n i s h e d w i t h t h e b e s t r e c o r d last e i g h t y e a r s - - s i x w i n s ; t h r e e l o s s e s . The t h r e e l o s s e s m a d e w e r e b y a t o t a l margin of only nine points. The squad o f 2 9 m e m b e r s had tinction o f outgaining e v e r y opponent faced. In a d d i t i o n t o the f o u r A l l -Conference players, seven w e r e named tion w i t h t w o r e c e i v i n g honorable mention to A l l -State. Another game was added to the schedule this season by traveling to Vandercook Lake. The M a r o o n s played an e x c i t i n g brand of football and gave the school and community a team they were proud of. I I r r . P a r k t c , o n , H i l l I 1 ' -kg, l i a r - 1 1-ollipg �Our Varsity Maroons Played a Fast-Moving Game Bakef, Manager. KNEELING: B a r r y Phillips, Walt STANDING: Coach Wade, Bob Brewer, L a r r y Parkison, Wa r r e n Converse, B i l l P a r k s , D o u g M i l l e r , D i c k Watkins, B r u c e B r a d Heisler, Ron Brewer, Bob Pearson. U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 4 4 5 6 6 7 5 5 3 6 5 4 5 6 6 6 Colon Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Bronson Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville St. Charles Quincy Athens Reading Homer 7 6 5 9 7 6 7 8 6 7 4 5 6 6 6 6 01' "Blacklace" hits again. 78 �Bob drives on his way to a bucket. Barry and L a r r y hustle f o r position. Our V a r s i t y M a r o o n s h a d t r o u b l e finding t h e r i g h t combinations season, b u t p r o v i d e d a n moving b r a n d o f basketball f o r the fans of U.C. The team l o s t several c l o s e games which could v e r y w e l l have gone in t h e i r favor. Win o r l o s e , w e a r e p r o u d o f the boys w h o n e v e r g a v e u p a t a n y t i m e and gave t h e i r best for Union City. Dick and Warren "close in". 79 �J.V.'s Gain Experience Useful a s Future Varsity t STANDING: Coach Wade, R o g e r L a m b e r, Dale Enyart, Ron Olds, J e f f E l s n e r, Te r r y Musselman, R u s s Johnson, K e i t h Kincaid, O r v i l l e Hoath, John B a y l i s , Jim Cardinal, Leo Peet, Larry L o w e r, Coach Hamlet. M I D D L E ROW: M i k e Pearson, Jeff A l d r i c h , Ernest Augustine, Steve Philson, Dennis Pepper, John N4usolf, T o m M i l l e r , To m Wa r s o p , R o y Clarar, Paul Groll, J i m m y Rankin manager. B O T T O M ROW: John P e e t manager, D a v e B r a n d t , S a m Va n H o r n , B o b \Nagar, K y l e M i l l e r, B i l l Crane, Dennis Biteman, Dan Jones. Mike Adams, Jerry McLaughlin, Mike F u l l e r. Senior Varsity Members 80 KNEELING: Dave H a s t y, Te d M o o r e , B o b Person, Walter Rosenberry, B a r r y P h i l l i p s , A l Sebo, K e n Edgell. STANDING: Ralph Gottschalk, B i l l P a r k s . L a r r y Parkison, K i m Kaechele, Gary Boes. �Experience is Gained b y the Junior Varsity FIRST R O W : Coach R i c e . P a u l C r o n , R o y C l a a r, B r u c e R o n O l d s , Skip Knapp, L a r r y C u y l e r, Steve Philson, Dennis Carpenter. D a r r e l l Adams, Mike Person, Mike Adams, Bruce P e p p e r . Baker, Manazer. SECOND ROW: Dave Brandt, Eric Tundevold, Ror r o l r ! .7.19 high for the tip. U U U U U U U U U U U U U U LI liC 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 3 4 3 3 Colon Litchfield Jonesville Quincy Bronson Athens Reading Homer Bronson Litchfield Jonesville St. Charles Quincy Athens Reading Homer 3 3 2 4 6 2 6 5 4 5 3 5 5 3 6 6 Inexperience hampered t h e J u n i o r Va r s i t y Maroons t h i s season, b u t t h e t e a m p i c k e d up i m p o r t a n t fundamentals, a s w e l l perience, which w i l l aid them as future Varsity. el �Leadership and Sportsmanship a r e Qualities Possessed b y Varsity Club Members FIRST ROW: Coach Kendziorski, Advisor; Walter Kosenberry, Vice-President; L a r r y Parkison, Tr e a s u r e r ; G a r y Garrison, Sergeant- a t - A r m s ; K e n C u y l e r, Secretary; B a r r y P h i l l i p s , President. SECOND ROW: B i l l P a r k s , A l Sebo, Te d Moore, Ralph Gottschalk, B o b P e a r s o n , D a v e H a s t y, G a r y B o e s , Kim Kaechele, George Geer. T H I R D ROW: To m C l a a r, B o b Brewer, K a y B l a i s , B r a d H e i s l e r, P h i l F r e d e r i c k , G r e g Hull, To m F o r r e s t , M i k e Patton, L a r r y Corey, Dave Priest. THIRD ROW: B r u c e Baker, M a r k A l d r i c h , J e f f Edge11, T i m Musolf, D o u g M i l l e r , D i c k Watkins, R o n B r e w e r, Wa r r e n Converse, E r i c Tundevold. The Va r s i t y Club, consisting o f bers, d o n a t e d $ 5 0 t o b e u s e d t o m e e t t h e expense o f taking football f i l m s f o r season. Among o t h e r a c t i v i t i e s , t h e y sponsored a dance a f t e r t h e Va r s i t y Club iniation which installed new members into the club. 82 Bill P a r k s a n d Doug M i l l e r l o o k on a s D i c k Watkins e a g e r l y d e v o u r e s a d e l i c i o u s hunk of raw l i v e r at iniation. �Cheerleaders Exhibit Pep and Spirit i %,1:1 tt14146* t VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. STANDING: Te r r i Sue S m i t h , L i n d a E l d r e d , alternate; Sandy E l d r e d , Dianne Hitchcox, Carol Gray. KNEELING: Rose Knapp. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS. P h y l l i s AcMoody, Marlene Manchester, alternate; Nora Johnson, Jodi Smith, Marcia Grimes, Joy Eldred. �U.C. Matmen Complete Their First Year o f Competitive Wrestling FIRST R O W: Sam VanHorn, P h i l Watson, K e n Cuyler, J i m Musolf, B e r n a r d D i a m o n d , M e r l e Melendy, T o m W h i t l e y. SECOND ROW: B r u c e B a k e r, manager; K e i t h Kincaid, B o b Henry, R o g e r L a m b e r t , D a v e P r e i s t , M a u r i c e Sholes, To m This i s t h e f i r s t y e a r i n history that the Maroons participated in high school wrestling. The m a t m e n showed tremendous p r o gress and gained valuable experience which will aid them in future years. It i s w i t h g r e a t p r i d e a n d p l e a s u r e that w e welcome t h i s t h r i v i n g n e w s p o r t to U.C.H.S. Special m e n t i o n i s g i v e n t o M e r l e Melendy who placed fourth i n the regionals at Dowagiac. He is among the top 20 wrestlers of the state in his class. 84 Warsop, L a r r y C o r e y, C o a c h K e n d z i o r s k i . T H I R D I , u W : Te r r y Hand, To m m y M e t z l e r, J e f f A l d r i c h , A l Sebo, J e f f Elsner, T o m Claar, Mark A l d r i c h , J e f f Edge11, Dave M a c k , Gerald Mack. Not Pictured: Dave Middaugh. U U U U U U U 1 2 3 1 8 2 8 Comstock White Pigeon Bronson Galesburg Comstock White Pigeon Bronson 4 2 5 2 4 2 4 �or U.C.H.S.'s Baseball FIRST ROW: C o a c h Wade, P h i l l i p F r e d e r i c k , E r i c Tundevold, W a l t Rosenberry, L y n n Robbins*, K e n Cuyler, R o n B r e w e r. SECOND ROW: B r u c e B a k e r ; manager, D a v i d M a c k , B r a d H e i s l e r, B o b B r e w e r, Andy B a u m e i s t e r * , M i k e Patton, R a y B l a i s . T H I R D ROW: D i c k Watkins, D a r r e l l Adams, Bryce Adolph*, John Brewer*, Dennis M i l l e r * , Dave Watkins*. * '64 graduates With the decision being track ball l a s t s p r i n g , eighteen boys decided in favor of baseball. With all but five being the t e a m s h o w s g r e a t p r o m i s e f o r t h i s coming spring. Ken C u y l e r t r i e s f o r a b u n t against t h e Jonesville Fomets. 85 �U.C.H.S.'s Track Team FIRST ROW: John Simington, George Walters, B a r r y Phillips, Barney Brauker*, Tom Smith*, Keith Kincaid, rom R o b e r t s , A l Sebo, To m M e t z l e r, T i m Bunday. SECOND ROW: Coach Rice, Coach Kendziorski, Bruce Kincaid, L a r r y Bennett, Gaylon Ford, Roger Enyart*, Joe O l d s , Te d M o o r e , To m F o r r e s t . T H I R D ROW: L a r r y Parkison, Gary Garrison, O r r i n Johnson, To m Lennon*, K i m Kaechele, George Geer, G a r y Boes. * '64 graduates Last spring the Maroon trackmen broke several school r e c o r d s . G a r y G a r r i s o n set a new mark in the shot-put event with a heave of 43 feet 3 inches. Roger E n y a r t s e t a new r e c o r d i n t h e 440 with a time o f 52.5. R o g e r a l s o r a n the f i n a l l e g record smashing m i l e - r e l a y team w i t h a t i m e of 3:44.3. O t h e r members o f that team w e r e L a r r y Parkison, B a r r y Phillips and To m Lenon. Gary shows good form in hurdling. 8 �For your insurance and real estate service WILLARD C. A D O L PH Compliments of ALBRIGHT B U I L D E R S A N D SUPPLY Compliments of .ALTHAVER CHEVROLET, INC. AMERICAN WOODCRAFT Formica To p s a n d K i t c h e n Cabinets Compliments of AMSTUTZ HATCHERY' Compliments of THE A & P STORE Compliments of AR EY 'S HARDWARE B kYLIS JEWELRY Gifts o f Distinction Compliments of BENNETTMANUFACTURING COMPANY Congratulations t o t h e class of '63 BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON Betty Good Luck Seniors BOB'S M E AT M A RT Compliments of BR ANDT SINCLAIR SERVICE Compliments of BRAY M O T O R SALES, I N C . Compliments of BROTT'S GROCERY Compliments of CITY RESTAURANT COVEY'S SERVICE Union City, Mich. THE DANCER COMPANY Department Store DON RAY T. V. N. Broadway, Union City Ph. 741-4011 'Just a n I r i s h m a n doing a rushin' business." DONOVAN'S MARKET Compliments of FABIANO'S FAMILY BARBER SHOP "Congratulations" Slop bra. 8-5:30 boot a Friend "Congratulations Seniors" FOSTER'S SERVICE "Best of Luck" MR. & MRS. F U LT O N GAMBLES The Friendly Store Compliments of GLOVE COAT ERS INC. 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Singles our though he is c o n t i n u a l l y busy, h e always has time t o t a l k w i t h his students. We are ever grateful t o M r. Singles for his patience, understanding and concern i n us Mr. Singles has a B . A . f r o m lege, M . A . f r o m Notre D a m e , a n d he is working on his E . D . S . degree gan State U n i v e r s i t y. NEAL V. SINGLES, P r i n c i p a l The Administration A n Important Jr. H i g h Secretary and Principal, M r s . Philson and M r. F u l t o n . iiirmw.asg High School Secretaries. M r s . Brandt and Mrs. H o b d a y. M r s . M e r g , bookkeeper. �The familiar man with short, sandy :olored hair, who looks like a starting :ackle for the Lions, i s Mr. Preston, our >uperintendent. M r . Preston works very lard for the betterment of our school ;ystem and keeps school business running ;moothly. We are proud to have such an active and jovial man as superintendent of our ;chools Mr. Preston has a B.M. from Miami Df Ohio, a M. A. from Michigan State, and his E. D. S. degree from igan Richard L. Preston, Superintendent Facet In Our SCHOOL BOARD members include: Harold Cline, Donald Tassie, Treasurer; Louis Brecheisen, President; L i l l i a n Leitch, Secretary; D a r o l Bingley, and not pictured, L . W. Case. ID" 1 1 1 • 1 1 6 IS • O �High School Faculty Work LUCILLE AREY Math B. A. , W MU MARY BAGGERLY English B. A. , A l b i o n LYNN BARTLETT Science M. A. , U o f M JOHN C L AY T O N Ban B. A . , A l b i o n JEANNE CONVERSE Home Economics M. A . , M S U GERTRUDE D AV I S O N Commercial M. A. , W MU DOROTHY EVERT Librarian M.A., WMU NORA HOOKER History M. A. , W MU PHYLLIS KENDZIORSKI Commercial M . A . , N o r t h e r n State Teachers College STANLEY KENDZIORSKI Coach and Social Studies B.S. and M . A . i Central M i c h i g a n Teachers relax during lunch hour �Tith And M r. M i l l i g a n and M r. K e n d z i o r s k i f i n d t i m e f o r "serious t a l k " hot c u p o f coffee. EON KROEKER Art and Coach B . A . , SWS Oklahoma efICHAEL L U T Z English and Speech B . S . , Owosso College AY MILLIGAN Shop B. A. , W MU IELEN PENDILL English and History M. A. , E M U !ALPH RICE Coach, M a t h and Science B.S., Central Michigan 2ATHERINE SANFORD Girls' Physical Education and Health B . S . , B a l l State LOSE STEFFANIAK Language M . A . . T1 o f M L AD YS WARKE Guidance and Counseling M . A . , U of M CENNETH WEIRICH Vocational A g r B.S., MSU �Junior High Teachers Give Meaning ERMA BARTLETT English and Science M. A. , W M U EDITH HAWVER Math B.S., W M U ARTHUR JONES History and M a t h Life C e r t i f i c a t e , HARRIET L A P H A M Special Education B.S., W M U SALLY MERCHANT Science M.A., WMU HILDRED SIZELAND English and Remedial Reading A. B. , E M U PATRICK WADE Coach and History B.S., MSU NOT PICTURED GAIL PEDO Jr. H i g h and High School Vo c a l Instructor B . M . and M . A . , W M U MICHAEL MORRIS Jr. H i g h English B.A., U of M 1 Left t o right; M r. M o r r i s , M r s . B a r t l e t t , M r s . L a p h a m , a n d Mrs. S i z e l a n d . �Invaluable 4 Our D i e t i t i a n , M r s . Fisher. The women that m a k e our l u n c h hour d e l i g h t f u l : M r s . Matson, M r s . Fisher, a n d Mrs. H e i s l e r. The m e n who keep our school c l e a n : Mr. F u n k and M r. R o l l i n s . The steady and patient bus drivers, KNEELING: M r . Sunday, M r . George, M r . S w i h a r t , M r . Edwards, M r . Penshaw, M r . Edwards, M r . P o w e l l . S TA N D I N G : M r s . S w i h a r t , M r s . O g d e n . M r s . Loss, M r s . Rollins, M r s . Diamond, M r s . H a r t , M r s . Patton, M r s . Edwards, M r . C u m m i n g s . 1111111 OI �A Tribute To A Dedicated The yearbook staff, o n behalf o f the student body, takes pride i n paying tribute to Mr. Patrick Wade. C o a c h Wa d e has been o n t h e coaching staff at Union C i t y since 1952, having pleted his fourteenth year of coaching here. Mr. Wa d e came t o Union C i t y immediately after c o l l e g e graduation. H i s schedule cludes t e a c h i n g j u n i o r h i g h physical education, history, and science, and driver education during the summer. Coach Wade w i l l long be remembered by the many boys he has coached. H e talked i n quiet, deliberate ways. Ye t , when he spoke, a l l listened. During t h e years, whether h i s t e a m w o u l d win o r lose, Coach Wade was always t h e i r most loyal supporter. Among M r. Wade's favorite hobbies ing and just staying home with his f a m i l y. H e also enjoys helping with the summer recreation program here in Union City. Thanks, M r. Wade, f r o m a l l who have known you, for a job well done. Mr. Wade, Classroom teacher. Coach Wade, on the field ��4 by re- l i v i n g important historlcal periods, by studying the language and customs o f other countries, 1 by mastering and then applying theorms, formulas, a n d laws, by reading, c o m p r e h e n d i n g , a n d doing. �Create ly experiencing the joy that comes from learning :alities of music in order to produce a fine by starting with many phases of the whole of U.C. H.S. and coming up with ucts by studying the basis of the English language and applying it through original writing and through reading literary classics, 0\wi by observing, b y feeling an emotion, and by expressing it. 1 �Participate . as they enthusiastically support t h e i r t e a m , as they learn the art o f domestic l i v i n g , as they examine the pros and cons o f important issues of the d a y, I 6 a s they relate school events to the student body. �Have Fun . enthusiastically, �Discover Themselves . • • through wise use (9) of tree time, through socializing, through contemplation, through worship. ��"It Was A Very Good Year" 1 Senior Class Officers; P a t Platz, Secretary; Jeanie Brad Heisler, President; Rose Knapp, V i c e -President. VALEDICTORIAN MICHAEL MARTIN Library 3 National Honor Society 4 SALUTATORIAN JEANIE JOHNSON Pep Club 1 , 2 Future Teachers 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Historian 1, Vice-President 4 Library C l u b 1 , 2 , 4 Treasurer 4 Bible C l u b 4 Future Nurses 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Annual S t a ff 2 , 3 2 Assistant Business Manager 3 �PHYLLIS A LW O O D L A R R Y BAILEY Future Teachers 2 , 3 , 4 Pep Club 4 Future Homemakers Annual S t a ff 3 3,4 Historian 4 Pep Club 3 , 4 Future H o m e m a k e r o f Tomorrow MOST STUDIOUS and MOST L I K E LY T O SUCCEED I. D AV I D BARN HART Future Farmers 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Jeanie Johnson and Jerry M a c k . SHARON BAUDER STEVE B AV I N Future Homemakers 3 Co-op 4 RAYMOND BLAIS VIP II CURTIS BLOWERS Football 1 Football 2 Baseball 2 Future Farmers 3, 4 Track 1 Co-op 4 Varsity Club 3 , 4 Forensics 3, 4 Debate 3 , 4 2 �BARBARA ROBERT Bible C l u b 3 , 4 , Varsity Club 3 , 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Debate 2 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Choir 4 President 4 Senior Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Pep Club 3 Co-op 4 Band Council 4 Dance Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Forensics 3 Pep Band 1 , 2 Yearbook Staff 3 , 4 Business Manager 4 Student Council 4 Class Vi c e -President 3 MOST DESIRABLE D AT E SUE BURNS Future Homemakers Club 3 , 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Future Nurses Club 3 , 4 Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Larry Corey and Te r r i Sue Smith. JUDY K AY THOMAS CLAAR Future Nurses Club Varsity Club 3 , 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 1.2,4 Pep Club 1 , 2 All School Play 2 Girls Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 Girls Vo l l e y b a l l 2 Wrestling 3 Baseball 1 , 2 National Honor Society 4 MARGARET CLINE LARRY COREY Bible Club 4 Future Nurses Club 4 To p Te n Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Class Vi c e -President 0 Student Council 3 , 4 Wrestling 3 National Honor Society 3 , 4 Vice-President 4 2 -........--.• �DALLAS CRANDALL T E R R Y CRANDALL Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Tr a c k 1 , 2 Vice-President 4 Camera C l u b 3 Future Homemakers 3 Vice-President 3 Future Nurses Club 4 President 4 Co-op 4 Library Club 3 Basketball 3 SHERRY LOU DANBURY L I N D A ELDRED Future Teachers 2 , 3 , 4 Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Secretary 3 Cheerleader 2 , 3 , 4 President 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Future Homemakers 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Chorus 2 National Honor Society 4 Historian 4 BEST PERSONALITY BEST A L L - R O U N D GAL A N D G U Y JOYCE FAIRCHILD Future Teachers 1 Pep Club 4 Senior Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3 Te r r i Sue S m i t h and Bob Brewer. TO M FORREST To p Te n Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 N A N C Y FREDERICK Future Teachers 3, 4 Pep Club 3 , 4 Secretary 4 Varsity C l u b 3 , 4 Treasurer 4 Class Treasurer 2 2 �MOST FLIRTATIOUS BEST DANCER and BEST DRESSED PHILLIP FREDERICK Varsity C l u b 3 , 4 Baseball 3 Football 1 , 2 Class President 1 Linda Melendy and Skip Knapp. PAUL GROLL LARRY HAMPTON Football 3 Basketball 3 Track 3 Co-op 4 JILL HALSTEAD S H E R R Y Junior Play Co-op 4 HAWKINS Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Future Teachers 3 , 4 Bible Club 3 Senior Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 FERN HOUVENER B R A D L E Y HEISLER Bible Club 3 , 4 Future Homemakers 3 Paper Staff 4 Co-op 4 To p Te n Varsity Club 2 , 3 , 4 President 4 Student Council 4 Basketball 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Track 3 , 4 Class President 3 , 4 National Honor Society 3 , 4 President 4 �GREG HULL B R U Student C o u n c i l 2 , 3 , 4 Treasurer 3 C E KINCAID Future Farmers 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 President 4 Football 2 , 3, 4 Football 1 , 2 Track 1 , 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 , 2 Debate 3 , 4 Track 2 , 3 , 4 Library 4 Choir 1 , 4 Sno Ball Court 2 SHELLEY KINGSLEY R O S E KNAPP Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 To p Te n Band C o u n c i l 1 , 2 , 4 Future Homemakers 3 , 4 Pep Band 4 President 3 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Reporter 4 Choir 1 , 4 Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Future Teachers 2 , 3 , 4 Paper S t a ff 3 . 4 Pep Club 1 , 2 Cheerleader 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Newspaper Staff 3 , 4 Annual S t a ff 3 , 4 Class O ff i c e r Yearbook Editor 4 National Honor Society 4 Secretary 4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Vice President 4 Homecoming Court 4 D. A.R. G o o d C i t i z e n 4 SEAMAN KNAPP MARTIN To p Te n Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Drum M a j o r 3 , 4 Paper Staff 4 Dance Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Pep Band 1 2 , 3 , Band C o u n c i l 3 , 4 Vice-President 4 Choir 4 Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 3 , 4 BEST LOOKING Basketball 3 , 4 Football 1 , 2 Track 2 , 4 Boys State National Honor Society 4 REX LITTLEJOHN To p Te n Future Farmers 1 , 2 Football 2 , 3 Class Vi c e -President 2 Te r r i Sue S m i t h and Skip Knapp. 2 �GARY M A C K JERRY M A C K Football 1 , 2 Future Farmer 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 To p Te n Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Debate 1 , 2 Student Council 2 , 3 , 4 President 4 Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Bible C l u b 4 National Honor Society 4 Treasurer 4 LINDA MELENDY CHERYL MEYERS Pep Club 2 , 3 , 4 Library Club 2 Bible Club 3 , 4 Sno-Ball Court 2 Homecoming Court 4 Choir 3 , 4 Vice President 4 Future Homemakers 4 Choir 4 BEST MUSICIANS SHARON MITCHELL Future Teachers 4 Student C o u n c i l 1 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Choir 1 , 4 Shelley Kingsley and Bob Brewer. KAREN MUSOLF CAROL NORTON Future Homemakers 3 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 Co-op 4 Future Homemakers 3 , 4 Future Teachers 1 , 2 , 3 Pep Club 2 , 3 Library Club 4 2 �ga't JIM OFFENBECHER Annual S t a ff 2 , 3 A L A N B a n d PARKS 1 , 2, 3, 4 Paper S t a ff 2 , 3 , 4 P e p Band 1 , 2 , 3 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 B a s e b a l l 1 Pep Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 L i b r a r y Club 3 Dance Band 1 . 2 , 3 , 4 D e b a t e 3 , 4 Forensics 3 , 4 Boys State BEST FIGURE A N D PHYSIQUE MIKE PAT T O N Varsity C l u b 3 , 4 Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 , 3, 4 Football 2 Track 3 , 4 Dave Priest and Linda M e l e n d y PAT P L AT Z T E R R Y PRIBBLE To p Te n Future Farmers 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Bible C l u b 4 Football 1 , 2 Secretary 4 Baseball 2 Class Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Choir 3 Co-op 4 D AV I D PRIEST JACKIE RENCH Basketball 1 , 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 3 , 4 Pep Club 2 , 3 , 4 Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 Future Homemakers 3, 4 Varsity C l u b 3 , 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Future Nurses 3 , 4 2 �DORIN MARY SEBO Football 1 , 2 , 4 Future Homemakers 3 Basketball 1 , 3 Pep Club 3 , 4 Track 3 , 4 Varsity Club 4 Choir 3 Debate 1 GARY S M I T H T E R R I SUE S M I T H Basketball 2 Class Secretary 1 Student C o u n c i l 2 Cheerleader 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Co-op 4 Sno-Ball Princess Pep C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Student Council 3 Homecoming Court 3 , 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Choir 4 Secretary 4 BIGGEST GOOF-OFFS & OF HUMOR KENNETH THOMPSON Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 Student Council 3 , 4 Varsity Club 4 National Honor Society 4 BEST ATHLETES Linda Melendy and Dorin Renner, 2 Brad Heisler and Judy Burrows, �CAROL TONER CHRISTINE WALTERS Library Club 4 Band 1 , 2 Pep Club 3 Newspaper S t a ff 3 , 4 Co-editor 4 LONETTE WELLS M I K E WHITCOMB Future Teachers Future Farmers 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Pep Club 1 , 3 , 4 Football 1 Future Homemakers 3 Band 1 , 2 Majorette 1 , 2 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED KENNETH WILSON PRETTIEST EYES Rose Knapp and Greg H u l l . FICIAL DEER-SLAYER Ken Thompson Sue Burns and M a r t y Lepper. 2 �Yesterday Is But �Today An �Tomorrow 3 �UNDERCLASSME �Phyllis A c M o o d y Darrell A d a m s Mark A l d r i c h Nancy A l w o o d Bruce Baker Nancy Baker Laura Baumeister Carol Bavin John Baylis Bonnie Boes Ardella Bowders Jane Brandt Junior Lois Brecheisen Ron Brewer Linda Brooks T i m Bunday Vi v i a n Carothers Bruce Carpenter LeRoy Claar Curtis C l i n e Debbie Coats Warren Converse Judy Cook Larry Cuyler Pam Davis Judy Delebaugh Helen Doane Jerry D u l i n Jeff Edgell Dale Enyart Georgia Fox 'It Lynette Gerard Deo Grigsby SEATED; Judy Smith, secretary; Tina Lepper, president. S TA N D I N G : Jim Musolf, treasurer; Larry Cuyler, vice president. �Lorraine H a l e y Bunnee Harper Mildred H i l y a r d Bill H i l y a r d O r v i l l e Hoath Judy Hoenes Carol Jasper f Sharon Jenkins Russ Johnson Rose Kent The " G r a n n y Dress" Janet K i d n e y is introduced t o UCHS. Keith K i n c a i d Sharon Lahr Susan L e i t c h Tina Lepper Diana L i t t l e Larry Lower )ave M a c k vlarlene Manchester Cathy Masters l a v e Middaugh )oug M i l l e r Com M i l l e r Jim Musolf John Musolf Te r r y Musselman Diane Ogden Ron Olds Regina O ' N e i l l Bruce Patton Nancy Patton Leo Peet Connie Pepper Dorcas Rarick Warren and Ron gain much experience and knowledge i n chemistry etass �Cheryl Ripstra Buddy Rogers Beverly S m i t h Judy S m i t h Em Tassie Eric Tu n d e v o l d Shirley Va n Wo r m e r D i c k Walker Carol Warkoczeski To m Warsop D i c k Watkins Debbie Watson Diana Watson Philip Watson Dianne Weeks To m W h i t l e y NOT PICTURED: Sue F i l l e y Gary Owens Carol Warkoczeski, t o p salesman, displays some o f the prizes Linda Philo Jon Washburn ceived f o r s e l l i n g magazines. Sophomor ti)A Gloria Adams Mike Adams Ann A d o l p h Jeff A l d r i c h Marcia A l d r i c h Ellen A r e y Ernie Augustine Dennis Baker Phillip Batterson Harold Bemis Dennis Riteman D i c k Blue �c Shirleen Blue David Booth Dave Brandt Burl Bra uker K i m Bray iA Wayne Briggs Stella Button James Cardinal To m Case Sharon Church Klaudia Coats W i l l i a m Cook Judy Corey Debbie C r a i g Bill Crane Don Deeren Charles Diamond Linda Joy Eldred Naomi Ellenwood Virginia Fair Lorraine Finney Jim Fisher Donna Foster Ruth G a l l o p To n i a Garrison Barney Gottschalk Donna Halstead Te r r y Hand Janet H e n d r i c k Dennis Biteman, v i c e president; Bob Wagar, president; John Hobday, secretary; gell, treasurer, Nora Johnson Dan Jones Dennis Kaniewski '12 �Dave Knapp Roger Lambert Sally L e i t c h Jerry McLaughlin Jack Manchester A l i c e Mears Merle M e l e n d y Linda M e n c h Kyle M i l l e r Melvin M i l l e r h John M i t c h e l l Kathy M o w r y Cathy Musselman Janice Musselman Mag Pearson Mike Pearson Dennis Pepper Roy Pepper Steve Philson Bruce Renshaw John Roberts Cheryl Robbins NOT PICTURED: Donna Earl Marsha Grimes Gerald M a c k Jodi Smith Ruth Sholes Thomas Swihart Mike M i l l s Sam M i l l s Vonda M o r e y Penny Musselman Jerry Lee Palmer 4 1‘ Burton Simpson 4rc'e Marcia Thompson Sam VanHorn Lynn Vogel Bob Wagar Merrilee Wagaman Shirley Ware Marcia Watkins Ann and Gloria boost the t e a m by distributing locker signs. �Mark A d o l p h Kathy A l d r i c h Debbie Austin W i l l i a m Badger James Blowers Stanley Blowers Sheryl Boes Doug Brooks Connie Button Barbara Carpenter Larry Carpenter Mike C l a a r Bob Claar One bright spot i n a Freshman's l i f e is being able t o attend h i g h school dances. Freshm Cynthia C l a r k John C l a r k Mike C o l l i n s Linda Cook Cindy Crane Gary Crawford Mike Cross Darla Danbury Diana Dubois Jerrolyn D u l i n Terry D u l i n Brenda Eberhart Hazel Edwards Susan Edwards Ann Emmel 3 �Freshmen Adjust To High School Bob Fast Diana Fox Wayne Gardner Harold Geer Roberta George Donna Gerard Nancy Glesmann Frank Goshcoff Laura G r o l l Cinda Gutherie John Gutherie Connie Halstead Randy Harper Carol Hasty Kenneth Herman - / i t 1 1 1 1 1 a a Freshmen soon r e a l i z e t h a t the bright spot i n a school day is going home l Danny Hicks To m H i t c h c o x Joy Hoath Vi c k i Hoenes Terry Hoover Cindy Horwath April Houvener Jerry Johnson David Jones �Freshmen Enjoy An Exciting Year Regina K e m m e r T i m Kever Garth K i n c a i d Bob K i n g Mary Lou Knapp Larry Lambert Steve Lambert Jean L i t t l e Bonnie MacDonald Ritchie M a c k Emajean Marshall Rose M a r t i n Randy Matheson Pat M a y o Lee Tundevold, treasurer; T i m Rose Mears president; Dennis Spooner, president; V i c k i Hoenes, s e c r e t a r y. Linda Moore Rosetta Moore Wesley M o r i c k Bill M o r r i l l Florence M u e l l e r Sharon Norton Steve Patton Ronnie Peck John P h i l o �Regina Price Raymond Roderick Shirley Romans Doug Rounds Carol Salyer Ed Sell George Sholes Cathy S m e l t z e r Judy S m i t h Larry S m i t h Lynn S m i t h Micki Smith Dennis Spooner Rex Spoor Ed S t a m e l y David Steven Janice Sutfin Connie Swarthout Lee Tundevold 4 n"Nyftem44444 Leslie Vogal Dallas Wadley /••• - W S .0.11111. i n o 441i Wendell Wadsworth Connie Watson NOT PICTURED: Sally Hankins Elaine Merriman Bob Moore Jim Swihart Sue Warsop 4 Rex and Larry learn the problems o f housekeeping' �Eighth JR. H I G H STUDENT COUNCIL: M a r c i a Knapp, president; Jeff Burdick, vice president; Men i Sue Badger, secretary; Joan Dauber, treasurer. SECOND ROW (seated); L a u r i e Lepper, P a u l e t t e Olds, Robin L i t t l e , Mary To n e r. T H I R D ROW: S t e v e Parks, R i c k Johnson, L a r r y Lepper, Bill Edwards, D a n n y K e v e r, Ron Hoover, A l f r e d Watson, John Parks, Floyd Wilson. r Mark Adams Steve Adams Pam A l b r i g h t Carol A r e y Cathy A r l t Men i Sue Badger Bill Bartlett Sharon Batterson Steve Batterson Carol Bauder Joyce Bavin T i m Bemis Robert B l a i r Anne Brandt Carol Brooks Ken Brooks Rick Cameron Mike Chaffee Jeff Cockrail Laura C o l e Lois Collins Donal C o l l y e r Sue A n n C o l l y e r 4 �Joane Dauber Bob Delebaugh Frank Delebaugh Raymond Delebaugh ir • v ' . 1 . 111 ( ar Debbie Diamond g 0- j a r t ' David D i a m o n d • Ed D i a m o n d Gerald Diamond Barbara Doane Doug Doane Bonnie Dunks Jon Dunks Christine F i l l e y Betsy Glen Cindy H e d r i c k Rene Hendricks Mary Heuer Steve Heuer Ron Hobday Laura Jenkins Brenda Johnson Randy Johnson Ron K a u ff m a n Joan K i r k p a t r i c k Eighth grade students examine various types o f rocks in Mrs. Merchant's science class. 4 EIGHTH CLASS OFFICERS: ( f r o m front t o back) Deanne Spooner, president; Laughlin, v i c e president; Brenda Johnson, secretary; Nanette Olds, treasurer; Barbara Lenon, r e p o r t e r. �fr1F,el I i i \ A y ! ) t I V N O t "4 . II 11 1, iimr3It a a i ntalin EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: T i m Bemis, ron, M r . Kroeker, coach; Steve Adams, Richie OND ROW: D a l e Smith, K e n Brooks, Francis Peck, Ron Hobday, Randy Johnson, J i m Warsop, Larry Warkoczeski, Bill Tassie, Jack Mattson. Marcia Knapp Barbara Lenon Becky Lepper Susan Little Pat Pauline Lux Cathy Mack Linda Marshall Theresa Martin Jack Mattson irbara Mayo icquy McLaughlin irbara Mears ebbie Mefford imes M i l l e r sdy M i l l e r ila Moore atricia Moore :ay Morris d Musoif D'y Mussel man lanette Olds aulette Olds Pearso rancis Peck leverly Platz lrenda Platz Cen Peed I ; , ' silt 1 % �Georgena Renshaw Pam Richards Dan Risner Cathy Salyer Susan Scherry Crawford Segers Sheila Slocum Chris S m i t h Dale S m i t h Gary S m i t h Te r r y S m i t h &VA Juanita Smurr Cindy Spencer Deanne Spooner Pat Stevens IW Bill Tassie Ann Ti f f a n y Mary To n e r Anne Wa l t e r Larry Warkoczeski Jim Warsop Steve Wart Alfred Watson Richard Watson Richie Wells Kathy W i c k w i r e Floyd Wilson Raymond Wilson Princess Nanette is crowned by Rick Cameron at the Jr. H i g h "Basketball B r a w l . " M e m b e r s of her court are (left t o right): K a y Burns, Carol Brooks, Deanne Spooner, Te r r i Lepper, Marcia Knapp, Jody Dean. 46 �Seventh SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL T E A M : R a n d y Cooper, Mike Wagaman, M i k e K e m m e r, M i k e Dunn, Ricky Adams, Larry Lepper, S t e v e Parks, M i k e Jenkins. S E C O N D ROW: Mr. K r o e k e r. A l l e n Pepper, S t e v e C l a a r, C l i f f Heisler, Toby Lepper, M a r c Hiesrodt, R i c k Chard, D o n n i e Watkins. C l i ff o r d Augustine Kregg Barnhart Kathy Blue Allan Booth Wanda Briggs Gayle Brooks Jeff Burdick Kay Burns James Carpenter Sue A n n Carpenter Richard Carothers Bruce Chaffee Rick Chard Steve C l a a r Stanley Clayton Jerry C o l l i n s Michele C o l l i n s Sandra C o l l y e r Randie Cooper Joyce Corey Caroline C r a i g Peggy Crane Ron Cummins Javonnaha Dean Ann Diamond Mark Dibert Ricky Adams Jerry Av e r y �Ann Downard Mike Dunn Bill Edwards Mary Lou Edwards Clarence Ells Lou A n n Fair David Fast Debbie F i l l e y Annette Fish Rebecca Fox Roger Fox Te r r y Fraser Ron Frederick Kathy Freds Ray Gates Lenora G r i f f i t h Michael Gutherie Bobby H a l e y To n y Hauck Mary Heaton C l i ff o r d Heisler Lorna H e n d r i c k SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: A l l a n Pepper, i c e president; Peggy Crane, secretary; Caroline Craig, treasurer; Ricky porter; Donnie Watkins, president. 48 �There Are Many Jr. High Activities Jr. H i g h Cheerleaders: ( K N E E L I N G ) K a y Burns, Jodi Dean, C a r o l Brooks, Te r r i ING: D e a n n e Spooner, N a n e t t e Olds, M a r c i a Knapp. Marc Hiesrodt Thea Hoath Ron Hoover Linda I n m a n M i c h a e l Jenkins Robert Johnson Mike K e m m e r Cathy K i d n e y Michael K i n g David Lambert Michael Lambka Larry Lepper Te r r i Lepper To b y Lepper Gary Magner Wendy Matheson Bill Matson Randy Mattson Virginia M i l l e r Cindy M o b l e y Tress Lou Ann Beginners' Band is the first step toward b e i n g ber o f the Senior Band. �Jim M o w r y Jerry Musselman Linda Norton Henry O ' N e i l l John Parks Steve Parks John Peet Allen Pepper Joan P h i l o Lewis Rarick Alan Rice Diana Risner Mary Roderick Ruth Ruggles Howard Salyer Patricia Segers Keith S m i t h Patty Swartout Darlene Ta y l o r Mary T i f f a n y Jackie Vo g e l Randy Wa d l e y Steve Wadley Mike Wagaman Sam Wa l k e r Philip Walter Don Watkins Delores Watson NOT PICTURED: Gary Parshall Doug Watson Cindy Wilson Nina Wrigglesworth • . 'N., Joan Youngs Marta Zonker Susan Paxton Robert Simpson �I �The Student Council Work FIRST ROW: M r . Singles, adviser; Em Tassie, secretary; Ron Brewer, v i c e president; Jerry dent; Merrilee Wagaman, treasurer. S E C O N D ROW: P a t Platz, K i m Bray, T o m Case, G r e g H u l l , M i k e Claar, Ly n n Smith, M a r y Lou Knapp, D e b b i e C r a i g . T H I R D ROW: K e n Thompson, B o b Brewer, L a r r y Corey, Jane Brandt, E r i c Tundevold, L a r r y C u y l e r, C a r o l Warkoczeski, M a r l e n e Manchester, Brad H e i s l e r. The Student Council was involved i n for the l i b r a r y. T h e C o u n c i l was also i n charge o f 66 school y e a r. S c h o o l opened w i t h an assembly, which was planned and carried out by the organizing the dances, a n d issued some dance rules, in a d d i t i o n t o those previously f o r m e d . the Council. The next project was the Homecoming vember l s t - 5 t h . T h e Council seems to have formed the habit o f planning a better Homecoming each year, In service t o the c o m m u n i t y, t h e C o u n c i l pledged $100 t o the Union C i t y Centennial Corporation, a n d contributed t o the U n i t e d Fund and the M a r c h o f Dimes. and this year's was no exception. Activities continued f r o m last year were operating The membership o f the C o u n c i l was raised t o twenty-four students this y e a r. the m a l t machine, t a k i n g charge o f the concession 5 stands, a n d subscribing to seven n a t i o n a l newspapers ties from the first d a y through the last day o f �'or School 1 All right, To m , don't get demanding. T h e r e are plenty of malts for everyone. Jerry and Em converse with Mr. Singles about some of the Council's correspondence t If that man doesn't stop tures of me eating at stand. . . 5 �NHS Gains Sixteen SEATED: J e r r y Mack, L a r r y Corey, Brad Heisler, S h e l l e y Kingsley. S h e r r y Danbury. S TA N D I N G : K e n Thompson, T o m Claar, T o m Warsop, L a r r y Cuyler, Wa r r e n Converse, H e l e n Doane, C a r o l Warkoczeski, Ern Tassie, D o u g M i l l e r, D i c k Watkins, E r i c Tundevold, M i k e M a r t i n , S k i p Knapp. This year's N a t i o n a l Honor Society had more members than i n a n y previous y e a r. Sixteen new members were inducted i n t o the Society on January 28th. A l l ified t o m e e t the four i t e m s o f choices are based: S e r v i c e , Leadership. Citizenship, Scholarship. The officers f o r the year were ler, president; L a r r y Corey, v i c e president; Shelley Kingsley, secretary; J e r r y M a c k , treasurer; Sherry Danbury, h i s t o r i a n . The N a t i o n a l Honor Society spent one afternoon t o u r i n g Ft. C u s t e r ter, i n Battle Creek, a n d spent an evening at SAGE, w h i c h is a huge e l e c t r o n i c center in Battle Creek. All were in favor o f spending part o f a school day at Ft. Custer, a s can be seen b y the pleased looks on their faces. 5 �Teaching Experience Is Gained Through FTA FIRST ROW: J u d y C o r e y, treasurer; Jeannie Johnson, v i c e president; Sherry Danbury, president; M a r c i a Thompson, secretary; Mrs. K e n d z i o r s k i , a d v i s o r. S E C O N D ROW: C o n n i e Halstead, Sharon Church, Sue Warsop, C h e r y l Robbins, Sharon M i t c h e l l , D e b b i e Coats, E m Tassie, K a t h y A l d r i c h , T H I R D ROW: N a n c y Frederick, Susan L e i t c h , Sherry Hawkins, S a l l y L e i t c h , Laura G r o l l , S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y, C a t h y Howard, Carol B a v i n . The Future Teachers o f A m e r i c a C l u b l a r l y through the y e a r, o n every second and fourth Thursday. A t each o f these meetings, grams were presented, i n c l u d i n g f i l m s speakers. The C l u b continued its past a c t i v i t y o f g i v i n g each f a c u l t y m e m b e r a Christmas rose. S o m e o f the members were also involved i n cadet- t e a c h i n g , w h e n once a week a student spent h a l f o f a d a y w i t h one o f the classes at the elementary school. With the a r r i v a l o f Spring, t h e c l u b members made plans for their annual F TA D i n n e r, a n d for the tea w h i c h is given in honor o f the graduating Senior girls and the f a c u l t y members. Membership in F TA this past year totaled t w e n t y. FTA I n i t i a t i o n is one o f the high- l i g h t s o f the club's y e a r. P i c t u r e d above are K a t h y Aldrich, C o n n i e Halstead, Sharon Church, Sue Warsop. a n d (SEATED) S a l l y Leitch and Laura G r o l l . 5 �Students Spend FIRST ROW: R o n Olds, Chris Walters, Jane Brandt, Judy S m i t h , T i n a Lepper, Marsha Grimes, M r s . B a g g e r l y, adviser. S E C O N D ROW: D i a n n e L i t t l e , N o r a Johnson, M a r t y Lepper, S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y, E m Tassie, Rosa Knapp. T H I R D ROW: J i m Offenbecher, M i c k y H i l y a r d , Janet Hendrick, C o n n i e Pepper, John Hobday. Members o f " T h e Maroon and Gray" staff were i n v o l v e d i n a busy y e a r. T h e y continued using the offset process ducing a paper, under a new adviser, Mrs. Baggerly. The paper was published every t w o weeks. T h e average sales were 500 copies. many n e w features w e r e i n t r o d u c e d . Among them were the ious polls, a c o m p l e t e Feature Page, a n d the paper's mascot, M a Roonie. As a m e m b e r o f the Q u i l l and Scroll Organization, t h e newspaper staff has t r i e d to produce a c l e a n , i n t e r e s t i n g paper, o n e that satisfies the sutdent and c o m m u n i t y. Mrs. Baggerly and co-editors Chris and Jane analyze an issue of T h e Maroon and G r a y. " 5 �)n School SEATED: E m Tassie, Assistant Editor; Shelley K i n g s l e y, E d i t o r - i n - C h i e f ; Bob Brewer, Business Manager and Sports E d i t o r. S TA N D I N G : M r s . B a g g e r l y, advisor; Dallas Crandall, Rosa Knapp, N o r a Johnson, C o n n i e Pepper. The fourth and f i n a l d e a d l i n e 1966 Maroon Memories arrived r a p i d l y for the Yearbook Staff. T h e days leading up to this f i n a l d e a d l i n e were f i l l e d hours o f the planning, w r i t i n g , tion o f the 103 pages o f the yearbook. The 1966 Maroon Memories duced under a new advisor, M r s . B a g g e r l y, and was published under a new c o m p a n y. Ta y l o r Publishing Co. This year's Editor- i n - C h i e f was Shelley Kingsley; the Assistant Editor was Em Tassie. Shelle7's job was to plan the book, a n d insure the c o m p l e t i o n o f these plans. F m spent the year thing there was t o learn about producing a good yearbook. As Business Manager and Sports Editor, Bob Brewer's year was kept v e r y busy w i t h all o f the advertisements and keeping up with all sports events. Shelley and Rob observe the t y p i n g o f some o f the f i n a l copy for the yearbook. 5 �CoThere were 13 UCHS students ing in C o - o p this past y e a r. T h e C o - o p students attended school f o r h a l f a day and worked a t t h e i r assigned jobs the rest o f the day. UC HS C o - o p students have various kinds of jobs, s u c h as w o r k i n g at t h e hospital i n Coldwater, w o r k i n g i n gas stations, garages, and stores i n the business d i s t r i c t o f Union C i t y. The C o - o p students have gained perience and knowledge f r o m t h e i r jobs, a n d are b e t t e r prepared t o m e e t the f u t u r e . SEATED: B a r b a r a Bowders, C a r o l Norton, Jill Halstead, Sharon Bowders, P a t P l a t z . STANDING: G a r y S m i t h , C u r t Blowers, Bruce K i n c a i d , M i k e W h i t c o m b , P a u l G r o l l . Bible Every Monday Morning at 8:00, t h e Bible Club could be found i n Room 14, w i t h their advisor, M r . L u t z . T h i s year the theme o f the Bible Club was, " I can do a l l things through Christ who strengtheneth m e . " Their theme chorus was. "Christ For M e . " The Bible Club's meetings consisted o f discussions tures and Bible topics, singing hymns, a n d doing skits. casion, outside speakers visited the Bible C l u b . Prayer partners were also an important part o f the Bible C l u b . Each week, t h e members would draw a name o f someone i n the club out o f a hat and pray for that person a l l week. 5 SEATED: H e l e n Doane, D a v e M a c k , P a t Platz, Barbara Bowders, Cheryl Meyers, N o r a Johnson, Judy Cook. S TA N D I N G : M r . L u t z , advisor; John Philo, Jerry M a c k , Jeannie Johnson, M a r g a r e t C l i n e , Leslie Vo g l e , K a t h y A l d r i c h , Ly n n Vo g e l , K a t h y M o w r y, A r d e l l a Bowders, J o y Hoath, C a t h y Howard. �New Agriculture Courses FIRST ROW: M r . W e i r i c h , a d v i s o r ; D a l e Enyart, M a r k A l d r i c h , Bruce K i n c a i d , To r n M i l l e r, Roger Lambert, Steve Philson. S E C O N D ROW: R i t c h i e M a c k , Charles Diamond, M i k e M i l l s , M e r l e M e l e n d y, K e n n y Herman, Harold Geer, George Sholes, G a r y Crawford, D a l l a s Wa d l a y. T H I R D ROW: S t e v e Lambert, Bob K i n g , John Clark, C u r t Blowers, D e o Grigsby, Te r r y Pribble, G a r t h K i n c a i d , James C a r d i n a l . F O U R T H ROW: O r v i l l Hoath, John Baylis, John Musolf, B i l l H i l y a r d , Bu d d y Rogers, D a v e Barnhart, M i k e Patton, M i k e W h i t c o m b . The boys o f the Future Farmers o f America C l u b have contributed m u c h t o the beauty o f our school this y e a r. T h e y have planted eight different kinds lips in the court yard, a n d have seeded and planted shrubs in the school y a r d . Outside a c t i v i t i e s for the ETA i n c l u d e d the FFA Leadership Contest, ing Contest, a t which they received a H; and the FFA State Convention. T h e y have also raised Christmas trees on t h e i r plantation, w h i c h they sold mas. This year was the first y e a r vocational agriculture courses men. O n e was in applied p l a n t science, :Ind one i n applied soil science. Harold, John, a n d George work w i t h plants in the a p p l i e d plant science course. 5 �FNA Members Complete SEATED: L y n e t t e Gerard, Bunnee Harper, M a g Pearson, M a r l e n e Manchester, Judy Cook, D a l l a s Crandall, M r s . Wa r k e , advisor; K l a u d i a Coats, M e r r i l e e Wagaman. S TA N D I N G : S u e F i l l e y, Phyllis Alwood, C a r o l Jasper, Jeannie Johnson, C h e r y l Ripstra, M a r g a r e t C l i n e , S u e Burns, A n n Adolph, Georgia Fox, M i c k i H i l y a r d , Sharon Jenkins, H e l e n Doane, J a c k i Rench. The Future Nurses C l u b has had m a n y worthwhile projects this y e a r. mas time, t h e y caroled and m a d e nut cups for the people a t M a p l e l a w n . T h e c l u b ' s biggest p r o j e c t , h o w e v e r, has ing puppets for the c h i l d r e n a t water Hospital. FNA meetings are always kept l i v e l y. The girls have made reports on ious fields o f nursing, a n d films p e r t a i n i n g to the sion. M r s . Wa r k e has t o l d t h e m o f the different colleges they m a y attend i n order t o study nursing. Bunnee displays some o f the puppets the FNA g i r l s have made f o r the c h i l d r e n at the Coldwater Hospital. �FHA Gains Many FIRST ROW: S u e Burns, Judy Cook, D i a n a Watson, John Philo, M r s . Converse, a d v i s o r. S E C O N D ROW: R o s e Knapp, F l o r e n c e M u e l l e r, C a r o l Norton, P h y l l i s A l w o o d , Sandy Heuer. T H I R D ROW: Sherry Danbury, Regina Price, C a r o l Salyer, C h e r y l Meyers, Reggie K e m m e r, Janice Sutfin. The Future Homemakers ica began the year o f 1965-66 by working on the national purpose, "Morals, a n d Manners, ship." Members joined the " S i n g -Out'', which was produced by an a f f i l i a t i o n with the M o r a l Rearmament Program. The c l u b also helped w i t h the Union C i t y Centennial. It is t h e i r future goal t o make the Future Homemakers o f A m e r i c a an even more integral c a r r i e r for home economics, f o r both c o m m u n i t y, school, a n d home l i f e . Part o f being an FHA m e m b e r ing the m a n y aspects o f being maker. 6 �"The Thread That Runs So True The John Philo Jesse Stuart, a teacher Ray Blais John Conway Jesse discusses his future plans for Lonesome Valley School with his prize pupil, Naomi Deanne. B e Jim Fisher D o n Conway, h i s son r t h a Conway, h i s w i f e Vaida Conway, t h e i r daughter Burt Eastham, a c o a l m a n Bill Coffee, a steel worker Klaudia Coats Lynette Gerard Alan Parks Tom Claar Students o f the school Emily Tassie Naomi Deanne Norris Guy Hawkins Jeff Aldrich Billy Leonard Ova Salyers Robin Baylor Xenia Potters Lee Tundevold Mike Cross D S Leonora Maddox Edith Hanks Jenny Jarvis Budge Waters Snookie Baylor Peter Snaggers Grandma Binion e h b e C a A b r r r D o H a a Celeste, Landsburgh student Eleanor, Landsburgh student l r a o Hasty Foster Bray m o m r o l Coats Hawkins Adolph n i T C y n n K e o n Aunt Effie Batson, a trustee - - Uncle Amos Batson, h e r husband Mrs. Woods, o f Landsburgh - - - Eva, Landsburgh student C a 6 i l d Geer Hitchcox Warkoczeski - - John Hobday P h y l l i s AcMoody t h y Howard S a l l y G l o r i a Leitch Adams �;First All- Jesse greets his pupils on the first day The make-up crew worked long and hard, and produced the proper effects. The first A l l -School Play at UCHS sented on April 14th and 15th. T h e r e were about thirty students in the cast, a l l under tion of Mr. Lutz. "The Thread That Runs So True" is the story of a teacher's trials and problems as a rural school. Lonesome Valley Rural School was located in the hills of Kentucky. Jesse Stuart arrived in the area in 1925, w i t h plans to reopen the school. The year began in mid-July, almost harvest time, and concluded in January. Jesse met up with many problems during this time. A t one point he was almost fired, and the almost closed. O n e of his problems was being in love with one of his students, Norris, T h e problem was the fact that going to marry another man. However, i n the end, Jesse accomplished everything he set out to do. H e received the consent of the School Board to have a new, muchly needed, Consolidated School built, his pupils were victorious over boring, rival school (Landsburgh) in lastic contest, and Naomi Deanne finally realized she was in love with him. Most important of all, Jesse realized that education is the "thread that runs so true". 6 �Speech Class Enjoys A Busy Year SEATED: S h e r r y Hawkins, C h e r y l Ripstra, B e v e r l y Smith, H e l e n Doane. S TA N D I N G : man, D a v e M a c k , G r e g g H u l l , C a r o l Warkoczeski, M r . L u t z , Susan L e i t c h , A l a n Parks, S k i p Knapp, Ray Blais. "Carol, y o u ' v e just got t o help w i t h m y gestures!" ''Well, I guess that looks o . k . , C a t h y. " �Helen, Susan, M r . Lutz, Skip, and A l a n gaze at t h e i r successful record. The Debate and Forensics teams have each enjoyed an exceedingly successful y e a r. The f o u r Va r s i t y Debaters c o m p l e t e d t h e i r regular State Schedule w i t h seven victories and one loss. T h e A ff i r m a t i v e t e a m , composed o f Helen Doane san L e i t c h , w o n a l l f o u r o f their debates, w h i l e S k i p The Debaters again traveled t o W M U on Feb. 18th, to compete i n the Regional Debate Tournaments. They emerged as Regional Champs. I t was i n this tournament t h a t A l a n and Skip tied for the highest points o f all contestants. March 10th and 11 t h saw the Debaters journey t o Knapp and A l a n Parks, o f the Negative Ann A r b o r, t o compete i n the State S e m i - pleted the regular season w i t h three victories and one bate Tournaments. defeat. Union C i t y held its own tournaments on Saturday, The f o l l o w i n g t o p i c was debated throughout the Dec. 11 t h . E i g h t schools were represented. U C H S year: " R e s o l v e d : T h a t the federal government should adopt a program o f compulsory arbitration took second place as a t e a m . management disputes in basic industries." On Saturday, J a n . 2 2 n d , t h e Va r s i t y Debaters traveled t o Western M i c h i g a n U n i v e r s i t y. f o r trict Debate Tournaments. T h e result o f ment was a t i e f o r first p l a c e University H i g h , P a r m a Western, a n d UCHS. -We c a n ' t a l l be p e r f e c t , y o u k n o w. " The District Forensics Tournament was held at UCHS on M a r c h 28th. I n this type o f c o m p e t i t i o n , there are e i g h t different categories. O f these e i g h t , UC placed 1st, 2 n d , o r both i n f i v e . " I know, h u t you don't have t o open your mouth so wide," �Sophomores Sponsor "Crystal Ball" THE PRINCE A N D PRINCESS A N D THEIR ROYAL COURT: T o m Case, J o d i S m i t h , P r i n c e Bob Wagar, Princess Merrilee Wagaman, Joy Eldred, S a m VanHorn. It was the n i g h t o f January 29th. A s tered the h i g h school, t h e y observed a cafeteria t h a t was quite different i n appearance f r o m the usual one. Beyond the French doors were various decorations that carried o u t the t h e m e o f the dance t h e y ing. . . " C r y s t a l B a l l . " Midway through the dance, these same couples witnessed the crowning o f the Sophomore Class' very own Prince and Princess, Bob Ns/agar and M e r r i l e e Wagaman, T h e Princess was crowned b y last year's Sno-Ball Princess, E m Tassie. M e m b e r s o f the Court are pictured w i t h Bob and M e r r i l e e above. Frankie and Dianne Fabiano presented the crown and roses to Princess M e r r i l e e . It was laughs, w o r k and fun for mores as they prepared for the Sno-Ball. 66 �Pep Club Is School FIRST ROW: N a n c y Frederick, C h e r y l Robbins, M i s s Sanford, advisor. S E C O N D ROW: Rose Knapp, red, Te r r i Sue S m i t h , L o i s Brecheisen, K l a u d i a Coats, J o y Eldred, J o d i S m i t h , K a t h y S m e l t z e r, M i c k i S m i t h , Mary Lou Knapp. T H I R D ROW: N a o m i Ellenwood, Marsha Grimes, M a g Pearson, Sue F i l l e y, man, Bob Fast, P h y l l i s A l w o o d , Sharon Jenkins, Sandra Heuer, D i a n n e Ogden, G l o r i a Adams, N a n c y Patton. FOURTH ROW: S u e Burns, Joyce F a i r c h i l d , Sherry Danbury, M a r y Sebo, Roy Pepper, L a r r y Bailey, C a r o l Hasty, Laura G r o l l , C a r o l Jasper, Bonnie Boes, Laura Baumeister, Sherry Hawkins, F I F T H ROW: Te r r y Crandall, Ruth Sholes, L o r r a i n e H a l e y, Bunnee Harper, Sharon Church, D e b b i e C r a i g , C o n n i e Swarthout, To n i Garrison, A n n Adolph. L i n d a Edge11, L o n e t t e We l l s . This year the UCHS Pep Club has changed its name to the M S M ' s - - t h e M i g h t y Spirited Maroons. T h e MSM's, u n d e r the d i r e c t i o n o f Miss Sanford, h a v e worked hard t o boost the spirit and morale o f our team and student body. H a l l and l o c k e r signs were a result of the work o f the MSM's, a s were the skits that were presented a t various pep assemblies. T h e y also learned new cheers and supported good sportsmanship at a l l o f our games. We are very grateful f o r the fine w o r k the M S M ' s have shown this year. It takes a m i g h t y good stretch t o get the " s p i r i t " signs displayed! 6 �Librarians Gain Experience lila 7 7 7 7 '1181;i : A T I SEATED: T o n y Garrison, Jeannie Johnson, C a r o l Jasper, M r s . E v e r t , h e a d l i b r a r i a n ; Susan L e i t c h , E l l e n Arey, Ruth Sholes. S TA N D I N G : C a r o l Norton, N a o m i Ellenwood, L o r r a i n e F i n n e y, Te d S t a m e l y, G r e g Hull, Dennis Kaniewski, John Musolf, M a r y Sebo, C a r o l To n e r, C h e r y l Robbins, Ly n e t t e Girard. Keeping track and t a k i n g care o f a l l t h e books i n the UCHS l i b r a r y is a b i g j o b . B u t the Library Club makes this j o b seem s i m p l e . The student body o f UCHS is very thankful f o r the many helpful librarians who keep the l i b r a r y quiet for studying, a n d h e l p students f i n d books tion. W e are especially grateful t o Mrs. E v e r t who keeps the l i b r a r y running smoothly and goes out o f her way t o find m a t e r i a l Keeping the ' m a g a z i n e r o o m ' neat and orderly is quite a j o b for the librarians! 6 �Choir Experiences FIRST ROW: S usan Edwards, Rosetta M o o r e , Judy Delebaugh, Judy S m i t h , L i n d a Moore, J o y Eldred, P a m Davis, S h i r l e n e Blue, E m Tassie, a c c o m p a n i s t ; Miss Pedo, d i r e c t o r. S E C O N D ROW: S h i r l e y ron M i t c h e l l , L i n d a M e n c h , D e b b i e Coats, L i n d a M e l e n d y, Te r r i Sue S m i t h , S h e l l e y Kingsley, C h e r y l Meyers, Brenda Eberhart, D o n n a Girard, Jean L i t t l e . T H I R D ROW: R a y Blais, D i c k Watkins, L a r r y Corey, Skip Knapp, G r e g H u l l , Bob Brewer. It was a year o f changes for the h i g h school c h o i r. Among these changes were a new director, M i s s Gail Pedo, a n d the addition o f six m a l e voices. The year was singing at various school and c o m m u n i t y activities, such as the t w o band concerts, holiday assemblies, a n d the elementary gram. Choir m e t three days a week, e a c h day being f i l l e d CHOW! OFFICERS: S h a r o n M i t c h e l l , treasurer; Te r r i Sue retary; Shelley Kingsley, l i b r a r i a n ; Larry Corey, v i c e president; Bob Brewer. president, with laughter, f u n , a n d learning the art o f singing well. 6 �I There Are Many FIRST ROW: D a v e Knapp, C o n n i e Swarthout, Bob Brewer, D i c k Watkins, E r i c Tu n d e v o l d , K i m Bray, S k i p Knapp, John Hobday. S E C O N D ROW: R o n Brewer, T o m Case, M a r k A d o l p h , C o n n i e Halstead, G l o r i a Adams, J i m Offenbecher. FIRST ROW: D o u g Brooks, M i k e C l a a r. S E C O N D ROW: D e b b i e Coats, S a l l y L e i t c h , gell, Roy Pepper, D a v e Knapp, C o n n i e Swarthout, E r n i e Augustine. T H I R D ROW: M a r t y Lepper, John Hobday, K i m Bray, M a r k Adolph, C o n n i e Halstead, G l o r i a Adams, S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y. 70 F O U R T H ROW: J e r r y Ma c k , J i m Offenbecher. �Activities BAND COUNCIL: F R O N T ROW: C a r o l Warkoczeski, secretary-treasurer; Bob Brewer, president; S k i p Knapp, v i c e president; Shelley K i n g s l e y. S E C O N D ROW: E l l e n A r e y, Jane Brandt, T i n a Lepper, E m i l y Tassie. T H I R D ROW: M a r t y Lepper, T o m Case, John Hobday. ram w a r I / M W I N I V i a WINO i , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ; / - b W O W l o efi a ?ma1 t . r A agi 3i . 1 2 `sl 151 ; 1 g S 1 CADET BAND: F I R S T ROW: R e x Spoor, B i l l M o r r i l l , K a t h y W i c k w i r e , Sherry Fraser, C a t h y A r l t , Carol A r e y, C i n d y H e n d r i c k , M i k e Cross, V i c k i Hoenes. S E C O N D ROW: W e n d e l l nie Button, Joy Hoath, M a r c i a Knapp, C i n d y Spencer, D e b b i e Austin, M a r y Lou Knapp, Regina Pricc, Linda M e n c h , B i l l Ta s s i e , Flo r e n c e M u e l l e r, P h i l Pearson, Bob K i n g , Bob Fast, Reoherta George, Becky Lepper, Men i Sue Badger, Randy Harper, T o m H i t c h c o x . T H I R D ROW: R i c h i e Wells, Bonnie Dunks. C a t h y Rice, Barbara Lenon, Deanne Spooner, Laura G r o l l , Paulette Olds, S h e i l a Slocum, Larry Carpenter, Brenda Johnson, Jacquy M c L a u g h l i n , A n n Wa l t e r, K e n Brooks, K e n Reed, M i k e Scharf, Jack Mattson, Larry Warkoczeski, We s l e y M o t i c k , Te r e s a M a r t i n , Barbara Doane, Juanita SMUffe Carol Brooks, Ron Hobday, Ed Musolf, M r . C l a y t o n , d i r e c t o r. 7 �Senior Band FIRST ROW: N a n c y Glesmann, Te r r y Musselman, K a t h y Musselman, M i c k i S m i t h , Sherry Hawkins, Ruth Gallop, K a r e n Musolf, C h e r y l Robbins, N o r a Johnson, S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y, SECOND ROW: E l l e n A r e y, E r i c Tundevold, Sharon M i t c h e l l , Dennis Biteman, Judy C o r e y, P a m Davis, C a r o l Warkoczeski, D e b b i e Coats, Linda Edge11, S a l l y Leitch, K a t h y M o w r y, K l a u d i a Coats, T i n a Lepper, E r n i e Augustine, C o n n i e Swarthout, Phyllis A c M o o d y, E m Tassie. T H I R D ROW: S h a r o n Church, M a r c i a Thompson, Rose M a r t i n , C i n d y Crane, Joy Eldred, Judy Cook, A n n Adolph, Judy Hoenes, M a g Pearson, L i n d a Brooks, Jane Brandt, C a t h y Smeltzer, As in previous years, t h e roons" were i n v o l v e d i n m a n y a c t i v i t i e s . Aside f r o m very e x c e l l e n t l y performing at a l l o f our home f o o t b a l l games, t h e hand entered the m a r c h i n g contest at Marshall High School, t h e concert contest at Portage High School, a n d performed i n many school assemblies. The 5 t h annual Massed Band was held on January 27th. T h e bands f r o m Tekonsha, Athens, a n d Colon attended, a l o n g w i t h our own band. Drum M a j o r Skip Knapp 7 �Enjoy A Busy Year Connie Pepper, L a u r a Baumeister, Joyce F a i r c h i l d , G l o r i a A d a m s , D i c k Watkins, D a v e Knapp, D a v i d Priest, Bob Brewer. F O U R T H ROW: D o u g Brooks, M i k e C l a a r, T o m Case, B u r l Brauker, D e b b i e Cnaig, per, Penny Musselman, T i m K e v e r, R o y Pepper, L e e Tu n d e v o l d , Rose K e n t , M e r r i l e e Wagaman, Jodi S m i t h , Jim Offenbecher, J e r r y M a c k , A l a n Parks, Ron Brewer, C o n n i e Halstead, M r . C l a y t o n , L o i s Brecheisen, M a r k Adolph, J e f f A l d r i c h , B i l l Crane, Wa r r e n Converse, Bruce Carpenter, K i m Bray, S k i p Knapp, John Hobday. The f i n a l b a n d event i n the year annual M e m o r i a l D a y Parade. There are m a n y musical groups composed of band members. S o m e o f these are the Dance Band, w h i c h plays at dances; t h e Pep Band, w h i c h is present at a l l h o m e basketball games- - h e l p i n g to boost the school s p i r i t ; and several ensembles. The seventy-five m e m b e r band the d i r e c t i o n o f M r. John C l a y t o n . MAJORETTES: F R O N T ROW: T i n a Lepper, Head M a j o r e t t e . S E C O N D ROW; J a n e Brandt, E m Tassie. T H I R D ROW: J u d y Hoenes, P h y l l i s A c M o o d y, S h e l l e y K i n g s l e y. �Juniors Present A A f a m i l i a r sight as couples arrived. Marlene and Ken enter the prom through an arbor o f roses. "Don't stick your finger in the frosting, M r s . Brandt." �'Garden Of Could they be talking about the weather Did you make a wish^ The last dance too 7 �Presenting: "Sing-Out '66!" STANDING; F R O N T ROW: M a g Pearson, Bunnee Harper, M i k e Patton, L o r r a i n e H a l e y, D a l l a s Crandall, Ruth Sholes, Sue Burns, Rose Kent, C a r o l Jasper, Jerry M a c k , Sherry Danbury, J u d y Hoenes, S k i p Knapp. SECOND ROW: K i m Bray, John Hobday, G l o r i a Adams, P a m Davis, S a l l y Leitch, D i a n a Watson, T i n a Lepper, S h e l l e y Kingsley, Sharon Jenkins, M a r l e n e Manchester, S h i r l e e n Blue, L a u r a Baumeister, Regina Price, N a n c y Alwood. T H I R D ROW: M a r k Adolph, B a r n e y Gottschalk, F r a n k Goshcoff, L a r r y B a i l e y, Mike Collins, Judy Cook, M a r y Sebo, P h i l Frederick, C i n d y Clark, D a r l a Danbury. S E AT E D : T o m Case, H e l e n Doane, M r s . Converse, M a r t y Lepper. The " S i n g - O u t " a t our own high school probably had its first beginnings during the when three students, a c c o m p a n i e d b y Mrs. Converse, journeyed t o M a c k i n a c Island. T h e y were guests a t a M o r a l Rearmament Conference. Moral Rearmament is e x a c t l y what rearming morals. I n short, i t s purpose is to b u i l d a more peaceful world. T h o s e people, b e l i e v i n g in this ideal, b e g i n i m p r o v i n g the world b y proving themselves. T h e y are guided b y ciples, l o v e , p u r i t y, selflessness, Since the first beginnings, t h e " S i n g at our school has grown t o over f o r t y students. T h e y have sung at a h i g h school assembly, a c o m m u n i t y assembly, a n d the D i s t r i c t M e e t i n g o f the Eastern Star. O n M a y 14th, t h e y performed t o r -the State Meeting o f Masonic Lodge. On M a y 1, o v e r seventy students, parents, a n d interested adults f r o m Union C i t y traveled t o Culver M i l i t a r y A c a d e m y, i n C u l v e r, I n d i a n a , t o hear one of the o r i g i n a l "Sing - O u t " groups. Mrs. Converse, sponsor, discusses some o f 76 t h e songs w i t h Skip Knapp, M . C . ��Queen Terri The 1965 H o m e c o m i n g Week began on November 1st. The student body attended an assembly, a t w h i c h teen candidates f o r the Court were presented. coming Court was l i m i t e d t o t w o Junior girls and three Senior girls; the Seniors were then e l i g i b l e f o r Queen. Jane Brandt and Em Tassie represented the Junior Class, while Rose Knapp, L i n d a M e l e n d y, a n d Te r r i resented the Senior Class. There were various a c t i v i t i e s throughout the week, all o f which pertained i n some way t o pense was at its peak as a record crowd arrived t o watch the Athens-UC g a m e , o n November 5 t h . T h e n i g h t was perfect. A t h a l f t i m e , w i t h the score 13 t o 0 i n our favor, Te r r i S m i t h was announced as "Miss Maroon and Gray o f 1965." T h e boys then went o n t o w i n the g a m e , 2 0 t o 19, d o i n g their share i n m a k i n g H o m e c o m i n g perfect. The crowning ceremony was m i d w a y through the Homecoming Dance, w h i c h was the f i n a l e v e n t week o f festivities. U s h e r s this year were To m and Paul Brecheisen, a n d Crown Bearer was Miss Ta n g i Lepper. The girls and t h e i r escorts were as follows: J a n e Brandt and D i c k Watkins, E m Tassie and Ron Olds, Rose Knapp, and Greg H u l l , L i n d a M e l e n d y and Larry C o r e y, Queen Te r r i and Bob Brewer. S a n d y Eldred, H o m e c o m i n g Queen o f 1965, was escorted b y Brad H e i s l e r. Music was supplied b y T h e Jack Braun Orchestra. Roses, a crown, a n d a beautiful s m i l e . . . a l l are features o f a queen. The 1965 Homecoming Queen and Her Court ( l e f t t o right): J a n e Brandt, Rose Knapp, Queen Te r r i Smith, 78 L i n d a M e l e n d y, E m l a s s i e . �Reigns Over Terri receives the final touch of crown, from last year's queen, Sandy Eldred. Congratulations were expressed by members of the Court when Terri was announced roon and Gray of 1965." Amid tears of happiness. Terri received from Student Council President Jerry Mack. �KNEELING: D o r i n Renner, D a v e Priest, T o m C l a a r, T o m Forrest, L a r r y Corey, Brad H e i s l e r, G r e g H u l l , Ron Olds, Mark A l d r i c h , Bruce Baker, m a n a g e r. S E C O N D ROW: C o a c h Rice, D a v e M a c k , Bruce Carpenter, J i m Musolf, Russ Johnson, John Musolf, D o u g M i l l e r, Wa r r e n Converse, J e f f EdgeII, D i c k Watkins, L a r r y C u y l e r, Ron Brewer, D a v e Midaugh, K e i t h K i n c a i d , C o a c h Kendziorski. T H I R D ROW; T o m M i l l e r, B o b Wagar, D e n n i s Pepper, Steve Philson, Roger Lambert, T o m Case, D a v e Brandt, J e f f A l d r i c h , S a m VanHorn. The Va r s i t y Football Te a m c o m p l e t e d its season WOW W h a t an embrace! with 5 wins and 3 losses. T h e r e were 32 boys on the team. T h e h i g h l i g h t o f the season was the last game, when the Maroons brought the "Brown Jug" h o m e . Union C i t y placed four boys on the A l l -Conference Te a m : M a r k A l d r i c h , Wa r r e n Converse, ler, D i c k Watkins. T h o s e r e c e i v i n g tion were Ron Brewer, L a r r y C o r e y, a n d augh. B r a d Heisler recieved Honorable M e n t i o n on the A l l -State Te a m . Co-Captains this year were Larry Corey and Brad Heisler. B r a d was elected by t h e t e a m as " M o s t Valuable P l a y e r. " A spirited crowd is a team's encouragement. Eric's concerned l o o k wasn't necessary; the Maroons downed Athens, 2 0 t o 19. �Maroons Win Back The boys anxiously watch as t h e i r team members f i g h t The season's results: We Co- C a p t a i n Larry Corey (28) crashes through, w i t h a touchdown as his goal. E r i c Tu n d e v o l d (12) is kept busy w i t h b l o c k i n g . *Colon Reading 2 1 Homer Quincy - - We l l , w h a t d o you think? Bronson Jonesville Litchfield Athens They 7 1 7 1 -13 1 2 7 3 6 7 6 20 1 •Denotes a non-conference game. Hello, t h e r e ! �U.C. Upsets KNEELING: C o a c h Wade. S TA N D I N G : E r i c Tu n d e v o l d , L a r r y C u y l e r, D i c k Watkins, Ron Olds, S k i p Knapp, \ \ arren Converse, D o u g M i l l e r, Bob Brewer, Brad Heisler, Bruce Carpenter, a n d Darrel A d a m s VARSITY BASKETBALL Watkins hits, a s the other Maroons w a i t nament action against St. P h i l l i p s . UC 6 2 UC 4 6 L i t c h f i e l d C o l o n UC UC UC UC 8 9 7 6 0 7 0 3 J o n e Q u i A t h R e a UC 5 7 s n e d v i l l e c y n s i n g 8 2 5 7 7 5 7 0 1 0 H o m e r 7 3 7 4 UC 5 7 D r o n s o n UC 4 5 L i t c h f i e l d UC UC 4 4 7 9 J o n e s v i l l e S t . Charles UC 6 3 Q u i n c y UC UC UC 8 5 7 7 5 7 S p r i n g f i e l d A t h e n s 5 R e a d i n g 6 UC 6 2 UC 6 4 5 2 6 6 7 9 1 H o m e r 6 4 7 B r o n s o n 7 8 TOURNEY PLAY C o l o n UC 6 3 UC 6 0 S t . 5 Phillips 6 7 0 �In Tournament Eric drives for an easy t w o points against St. Doug shoots for " 2 ' ' i n the D i s t r i c t To u r n a m e n t . Charles. The U . C . Va r s i t y Cagers had d i f f i c u l t y get a w i n n i n g streak going. T h e y c o m p i l e d six wins and 13 losses overall this season. T h i s m a y not be too impressive, h u t the Maroons played m u c h better basketball than t h e i r record showed. The Maroons produced the league's leading scorer in D i c k Watkins who was named c o - c a p t a i n on the Little " C ' ' A l l -Conference t e a m . D i c k also received All -State recognition. The Varsity Basketball t e a m set a new ord i n the high school g y m . T h e y amassed 97 points in defeating Quincy 97-50. T h e c l i m a x o f this year's season came i n the District Tournaments. U n i o n C i t y defeated league champion Colon, a n d the Maroons advanced t o the semifinal round o f the Class trict To u r n a m e n t . Dick and Doug secure a Maroon rebound. 8 �KNEELING: D o u g Brooks, J i m Blowers, S t a n l e y Blowers, Randy Harper, M e r l e M e l e n d y, Rex Spoor, T o m H i t c h c o x , Larry Carpenter; Steve Patton, L e e Tu n d e v o l d . S E C O N D ROW: C o a c h Wade, E d d i e S e l l , M i k e Cross, Ly n n S m i t h , Bill M o r r i l l , Te r r y Hoover, D a n Jones, George Sholes, B i l l Crane, Bob C l a a r, C o a c h Kroeker. T H I R D ROW: B r u c e Baker, M a n a g e r ; Dennis Spooner, G a r t h K i n c a i d , M i k e Adams, D a n Hicks, Randy Matheson, T i m Keever, Ron Peck, Jerry McLaughlin, John C l a r k . T h i r t y boys reported for football p r a c t i c e last f a l l . They were t o make u p the 1965 JV football squad. Although they won o n l y one game, b o t h coaches had high praise f o r the young squad and t h e i r high-spirited play. Next year, a s seasoned veterans o f the gridiron, these boys w i l l be valuable assistants t o our ing varsity. IV's " h i t hard'' during practice. 84 �J.V. Cagers KNEELING: D e n n i s Pepper, To r n H i t c h c o x , L a r r y Smith, Rex Spoor and Lee Tu n d e v o l d . S TA N D I N G : C o a c h Rice, Dan H i c k s , T i m K e e v e r, T o m Case, M i k e Adams, Steve Philson and Dave Brandt. JV Colon Litchfield 38 Jonesville 59 22 Quincy 50 ence was their m a j o r draw- h a c k . T h e y played w e l l but just could not combine t h e i r efforts t o win more Athens Reading 4 than one game. C o a c h Rice stated that he thought 38 4 that his young cagers had gained m u c h U 3 28 27 U 3 Bronso 4 34 Litchfield Jonesville 39 St. Charles 3 46 U 27 U U 3 4 U U U U Homer U U 37 5 UC U 36 4 Quincy U 35 29 Athen Reading 3 Homer no game Bronso U U U Springfield 4 4 The JV's had trouble w i n n i n g this perience i n high school c o m p e t i t i o n . This year's team was composed o f six freshmen and f i v e 6 4 39 44 8 �• UC Baseball Takes Second BACK ROW: L a r r y Corey, T o m M i l l e r, J i m Musolf, D i c k Wa l k e r, D a r r e l Adams, John Musolf, L a r r y C u y l e r. SECOND ROW: B r u c e Carpenter, D o u g M i l l e r, D a v e M a c k , Te r r y Musselman, D o r i n Renner, C o a c h Wade, Brad Heisler, B o b Brewer, J e f f EdgeII, K e n Thompson, P h i l Frederick. F R O N T ROW: L e R o y C l a a r, T o m Warsop, Ron Olds, D i c k Watkins, Ron Brewer, E r i c Tundevold, S t e v e Philson, D e n n y Pepper. This year the Union C i t y Batmen rience and power to take an undisputed second place in the L i t t l e " C " Conference. It was a fine y e a r for Coach Wade and They c o m p i l e d a record o f five wins and defeats, t h e two defeats being at the hands ference champion Bronson and t h i r d place Jonesville. The last game o f the season was w i t h Athens. This game was a very important win f o r Union C i t y. By beating Athens, t h e Maroons took second i n the conference and e l i m i n a t e d Athens f r o m r e c e i v i n g the A l l -Sports Trophy. Union C i t y lead the league w i t h representatives on the L i t t l e " C " A l l Conference t e a m . B r a d Heisler and Ron Olds were in the outfield, D i c k the A l l Conference pitcher, a n d Ron and Bob Brewer made honorable mention. Coach Wade shows Larry how t o take a throw at third. 8 �Matrats Have Good Year KNEELING: D o u g Brooks, D a v e Knapp, M e r l e M e l e n d y, S a m Va n Horn, M i k e M i l l s , J e f f A l d r i c h , J i m Musolf, K e i t h Kincaid, D a v e Priest, D a v e M a c k , Roger Lambert, a n d Jon Washburn. S TA N D I N G : B o b Fast, Bob C l a a r, B u r l Brauker, George Sholes, S t e v e L a m b e r t , John Musolf, John Baylis, D i c k Wa l k e r, M i k e Cross, Te r r y Musselman, S a m M i l l s , John C l a r k , L a r r y Lower, Ron Peck, E d w i n S t e m a l y, J e f f Edge11, John Philo, T o m Warsop, M a n a g e r Bruce Baker, Coach Kendziorski. During their second season, t h e Union tlers have done w e l l . T h i s year's season record for SEASON RECORD 4 White Pigeon 21 Comstock 34 1 Harper Creek Galeshurg-Augusta 1 3 8 ing they defeated some schools which have been wrestling for years, t h i s is an excellent record. Bronso Springfield 4 4 In the Galeshurg-Augusta wrestling tournament, Merle M e l e n d y placed second, S a m VanHorn and Keith K i n c a i d , t h i r d , a n d Dave M a c k and Dave Knapp both placed fourth. 29 Three Rivers 29 Comstock 2 1 30 Pennfield Michigan Center 1 1 1 32 1 5 the Matrats was eight wins and f i v e 3 16 Pennfield Harper Creek White Pigeon 1 33 4 In the Parma Western wrestling tournament, S a m VanHorn placed first, M e r l e Melendy and caid both placed third, a n d Dave Mach f o u r t h . Coach Kendziorski stated that next season pects his wrestlers t o do even better, �U. C. Track Men Take 2nd In Conference STANDING: C o a c h Rice, T o m Switzer, K e i t h K i n c a i d , Wa r r e n Converse, D a l e Enyart, M a r k Aldrich, L a r r y Cuyler, D o u g M i l l e r, D i c k Watkins, D e n n y Pepper, D a v e M a c k , John Hobday, D a v e Brandt, L e e Tundevold, C o a c h Kendziorski, K N E E L I N G : R o n Peck, J i m Musolf, T o m Forrest, E r i c Tundevold, Dorm n Renner, G r e g H u l l , Brad Heisler, J e f f Edge11, a n d T i m Bunday. Union C i t y proved t o be a strong contender for the L i t t l e " C " t r a c k t i t l e this year. I n the meet, U . C . , b u t going into the last event the score was tied. I n the m i l e r e l a y which was the last event, 4 first, a n d Union C i t y t o o k third. T h u s L i t c h f i e l d 1966 L i t t l e " C " t r a c k crown, a n d Union C i t y strong second. In the meet, Wa r r e n Converse set a new cord i n the Shot-put w i t h a p u t o f 47 f t . 1 0 i n . W a r r e n was also high- p o i n t man i n the Conference m e e t w i t h 17 points. Six new school records were also set this year. M a r k Aldrich set a record i n the 880 yard run. E r i c Tu n d e v o l d broke the record i n the m i l e . T h e old m i l e r e l a y record was broken b y the team of, M a r k A l d r i c h , D o u g M i l l e r, Eric Tundevold, a n d Dave Brandt. D o u g M i l l e r set a new record in t h e long jump, a n d Warren Converse set a new school record in both the high j u m p and shot-put. Congratulations to our " T h i n Clads" f o r an e x c e l l e n t season Warren shows his "conference record" form i n the Shot-put. �Varsity Club Promotes FIRST ROW: C o a c h Kendziorski, E r i c Tu n d e v o l d , L a r r y Corey, Brad Heisler, Ron Brewer, To r n Forest. S E C O N D ROW: B o b Brewer, To r n C l a a r, D o r i n Renner, Ray Blais, G r e g H u l l , D a v e Priest, P h i l Frederick, D a v e Brandt and Sam Va n Horn. T H I R D ROW: R o n Olds, De n n is Pepper, T o m Warsop, L a r r y C u y l e r, K e n Thompson, D o u g M i l l e r, Bob Wagar, T o m Case and M e r l e M e l e n d y. F O U R T H ROW: D i c k Watkins, Wa r r e n Converse, M a r k A l d r i c h , Bruce Carpenter, D a v e M i d d a u g h , John Musolf, J e f f Edge11, S t e v e Philson and Roger Lambert, F I F T H ROW: J e f f A l d r i c h , Jim M u s a l f , a n d K e i t h K i n c a i d . This year's Va r s i t y Club consisted o f thirty-seven members. T h e president was Brad Heisler; secretary, E r i c Tu n d e v o l d ; treasurer, T o m Forest; and sergeant- a t -arms Larry Corey. The Va r s i t y Club's m a j o r project was t o raise money for a t r i p . T h e y sponsored two dances, p l a y e d a return game a t Athens, sponsored a Va r s i t y Club- f a c u l t y basketball game and a spring girl's f o o t b a l l g a m e . 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Ellen Street Union City HOOKER OIL COMPANY Nolan, B r o n s o n 269-3685 COATS AGENCY Realtors - Auctioneers Appraisers Office Whitney - 741-4457 Olmstead - 741-9391 111 E l l e n S t . Union C i t y UNION CITY LUMBER COMPANY Roof T r u s s e s - P i t t s b u r g h P a i n t s Eli, U n i o n City 741-8231 Musselman 741-9233 Union C i t y 7 4 1 - 5 8 3 1 9 �Best Wishes Seniors BENNETT MANUFACTURING CO 7899 M - 6 0 7 4 1 - 4 3 6 1 REED'S STANDARD "As Yo u T r a v e l Ask Us" 316 N . B r o a d w a y U n i o n C i t y , M i c h . Compliments of JENKIN FUNERAL HOME Union C i t y 7 4 1 - 5 7 WALTER'S East on M - 6 0 Union C i t y, M i c h i g a n '411111Arr " r 741-4621 6 1 �Congratulations Seniors THE DANCER COMPANY U n i o n C i t y, M i c h . 7 4 1 - 8 4 2 1 C h r y s l e r - P l y m o u t h - Va l i a n t - I . H. MERCHANT'S HARDWARE WASHBURN IMPLEMENT AND AUTO SALES, INC. Frigidaire Appliances Union C i t y Zenith T- V M-f,() Union City A t h e n 741-9131 s WELL'S FARGO MOTE Deluxe R o o m s LEWIS A N D L I L L I A N W E L L S M-60 West - Union City - 741-4831 LEW WELL'S Select Q u a l i t y U s e d C a r s Used C a r s G u a r a n t e e d :0 r t h B r o a d w a y U n i o n City 1 �DON RAY RADIO AND T.V. Congratulations Seniors Featuring the Magnificent M A G N AV O X WHITLOCK " F r i e n d s To Feet In Tr o u b l e " Coldwater 741-8681 U n i o n Union City City AREY HARDWARE Pittsburgh Paints and Good L u c k S e n i o r s JOE'S SHO Bottled Gas U n i o n C i t y, M i c h i g a n 105 M a i n S t . B u r l i n g t o n , M i c h . I �HENSLEY'S 54 TO / , 1 .., 1 • . .. , . r .i , , . " H e a r t of the L o o p " ' 11111L--14 44. U n i o n C i t y, M i c h i g a n : . - a k . : - .--... ; / - --- , , , f t G R I M E S FOOD STORE Lowering the Cost of L i v i n g F r O i d p a e y n i Nights ALBRIGH BUILDERS & SUPPLY COMPANY O'Brien Paints . ..,,. - . , • 4 4 !A• A. 1. . i• r \ b.- N , fr-7-74 . . °10;l14/---..... '7, Ati ..... t ( O r r -, , . „J , 0 III la Roofing A I Siding Union C i t y . BING' MACHINERY DON J. MARATHON Pioneer Hybrids Case F a r m E q u i p m e n t ':. Broadway U n i o n City Burlington, M i c h . 7 6 7 - 7 5 6 9 • It.% �����II 3 5406 42398 5 / 3 6 No Circulatin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/c03820532e9f59997b583980b8b94392.pdf a64672ad6cb73b4b92571f33c257aafe PDF Text Text ����As We Prepare for the Future . 3 5406 42398 5728 Branch Dtrirt Dearth Unton 195 N Union City, �Students Are Taught �, �- Student Life, �Sports Offer Rewarding �Community Support Is Necessary For A 6 �TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S Dedication School's 4 t • • . ✓▪j 4mgp,s. ,,, ... ' ve" - ' ' • . Pp. 8-9 Staff and Academics PP. 10-35 Organizations Pp. 36-61 Athletics pp. 62-77 Junior High Student Life p p Senior H i g h Student Life p p Appendix p Closing p p p . . . . 78-93 94-129 130-141 142-144 lb • harIK1 Y O U .OME I l i C i A G A I N I 7 �Mrs. Davison a • . . . a dedicated teacher for 23 years . . . . . . a patient guide to students . . 8 �Ends Dedicated Career at UCHS . . . a thoughtful considerate friend t o all. 9 �1 �Staff Academi As students enter UCHS for their first time, they are not exposed merely to the "Three R's," readin', writin', and ic, but are offered a varied curriculum. In addition t o courses i n English, social studies, science and math, students may also take courses in such subjects foreign languages, journalism, speech, art, homemaking, agriculture, and shop. The important thing for students to note is that the curriculum is varied enough to allow any student to find a subject he ested in which he may use to self for the future. Instructing these courses are bers of the faculty. Their purpose is not only to teach, but also to guide us — us prepare ourselves for the society that will greet us as graduating The administrators of UCHS have the job of seeing that the school is wellwell-organized. They also carry the great responsibility of trying to insure person who receives a diploma for the future and ready to step out own �Union City Community perienced a change in administration with the arrival of Mr. and Mr. Mr. Ross became superintendent, having been, as elementary part of Union City's school system. He obtained his B.A. degree and gree from Central Michigan University and is presently working on his at C.M.U. Arriving from Cass City, became the new high school principal. Like Mr. Ross, he is presently working on, his Ed. S., having his B.A. degree from Eastern Michigan University, and his M.A. degree from Michigan State University. UCHS MR. JAMES SEALS, Union City High School principal. As secretary, Mrs. Hobday's jobs are many and varied. I �MR. R AY M O N D ROSS, superintendent o f Union City Community Schools Under New Administration Mrs. Mergl, bookkeeper, does responding for �e. •oe A • • • The superintendent's d o o r i s always open Mr. Proper scheduling is one of Mr. Ross many important jobs as superintendent. 1 �UNION CITY BOARD OF E D U C AT I O N : Harold Cline, Lillian Leitch, secretary; Kenneth Crane, John Brecheisen, president; Louis Carpenter, L. W. Case, vice-president; Don Tassie, treasurer. Mr. Seals Are New Administrators �*/* Mrs. Pendill has taught in Union City's school system for several years. I n addition t o instructing several classes o f junior and senior English students, Mrs. Pendill American History. It's time-out during stusly hall for some deep thinking on that English assignment During his first year at UCHS, Mr. Klunder spent his time teaching sophomore and junior English classes. He also taught Speech I , was the debate team advisor, and coached the junior varsity football team. 1 �English Is of Our and Its Part of English is reading, and one of the best things to read is the "Nlaroo,. and Gray- newspaper, published by the 1 �Social Studies Offer Knowledge Michigan Civics students spend a lot of their time learning about voting. Government and physical education are Coach Kendziorski's specialties. He also coached varsity football and wrestling and also assisted in track. Part of the process of learning involves working on your own. This may include displaying bulletin boards, such as Tom Case, Kim Bray, and Jeff Aldrich are pictured doing here. 1 �Present, and Future Mapwork is an important part o f Michigan History. Men i Sue Badger explains to the class the area where the Potawatomi Indians once lived. Mrs. Hooker teaches Michigan History and Civics, ry, and American History. She is also a counselor. 1 �• Science, Math Require 'AWL. - 4 f e Freshmen boys in the agriculture class learn the scientific way to raise plants. M r . Bartlett, who has been on the UCHS faculty years, teaches biology, chemistry, and physics. �Mr. Rice demonstrates to his physical science class some of the properties of phosphorus. He also teaches geometry and senior math, coaches football, j.v. basketball, and track and is athletic director. 111.11.1P 1 am.-p1/4 f Comprehensi ( 4 1 0 1 1 - 3 v 4 F \ 4,1 2 �Business Education 'um Donna Foster appears to be Loncentratint; on her N% she operates the ditto machine. 2 �Business Skills Timed writings are an important part ot This class, along with bookkeeping, and office practice taught by Students learn shorthand by practice, and in the practice is led by Mrs. Kendziorski. Typing nem math, law, and one class of English are taught by Mrs_ Kendzionki. She is also a guidance F.T.A. Individual practice and individual help from the teacher at, , • i important parts of mastering skills in the business (course 2 �Band, Choir Offer .\ band just isn't conipIctc without a bass! pit',niis s i i 3 O w band iwiiwnied 11,,ineconunlz,. lornunt; i l i t trailithmal h t a i t t h c ttint. of I c i NII. You �Choir member,. not only learn ho,.. t o sun.; % but learn t h r fun !LI!' m i s i fApo-ri,n, �Miss Steffaniak spends her time teaching students how to pronounce "parlez-vous" and amat." She teaches Latin I and I I and French I and II. •?viz flOr 4 In learning to speak a foreign language, the students prat toe 1)11)11011 i n g La( 11% fully. 2 �Foreign and Art Are Cultural Miss Williams, experiencing h e r first y e a r UCHS faculty, instructs A r t 1 and II and is advisor to the A r t Club. Jim Fisher appears to enjoy paintine. although it involvr‘ lot of 2 �Home Mrs. Rhymer, a new addition t o the U C H S faculty, instructs classes in Home Economics and Family Living, and is sor to the Future Homemakers Club o f America. Mr. Milligan teaches several various classes in the Industrial Arts, such as beginning shop, woodshop, and advanced shop. instructs mechanical drawing. Being accurate and precise is an important part of cal drawing ac Tirn lkincolf '‘ �and Shop: Preparation for the Future 2 �Mrs. Warke helps a freshman plan his high school subjects and explains graduation requirements. The counseling office has a wide selection of catalogues for lege students. 3 The library is filled t o the brim esting books, b u t sometimes you have t o reach for them. �Mrs. Evert serves UCHS as the A t u u l i g lici duties are ordering books and Organizing the library and magazine room. She is also advisor for the Library Club. Librarian, Counselors 3 �Physic Coach Kendziorski denionstiates thc propci technique of kicking the soccer ball. '1° O l t $ 1 6 $ 1 0 . 4 4 " $ ' ‘ Eidt. * /0"4.% 4 . 4 4 0 1 , 4 0 . 1 4 4 0 Mrs. Seals is a new addition to thu taculty this year. SIic taught three girls physical The girls learned the rules of soccer .ohl Spent much time out-of-doors practicing. 3 �Education Develops 3 �• • • • • • • • • • Clarence Rollins and Cloyde Funk serve as custodians. Preparing school lunches each d a y is t h e duty o f Mrs. Matson and Mrs. Heisler. Student help is a valuable asset to the kitcheb staff. �Mrs. Fisher, as dietician, plans and helps prepare the school lunches Operational Staff Is Important • • MMU BUS DRIVERS. FRONT ROW- L. Gardner; A. Renshaw, G. Edwards: Don Keller; W. Swihart, K; Cummins; R. McOrrmick. s t y r To m ROW: H. Patton; E Edwards, M. Rollins, G. Hart: H. Lake; N. Loss; E. Swihart; L. Diamond; P. Ogden; C. Palmerton 3 �3 �Organization Organizations are important life. Not only do they offer a variation in the everyday routine, but they are excellent opportunity for students ther their knowledge in specific ganizations offer students an opportunity to work with others and to learn the true meaning of cooperation and contribution. There are many organizations in which students may participate. Among Student Council, Pep Club, and Future Farmers o f America. A l l o f these serve one common purpose — dents to get to know one another, to work together, to learn. 1 �Student Council As president, Ron Brewer's jobs were many ied The Student Council spends over S100 a year by subscribing to seven national newspapers for the library. FRONT ROW: Tina Lepper, Carol Arey, Helen Doane, Nanette Olds, Cvndi Hedrick, Mei-nice \s agaman. L . L O N D ROW: Lee Tundevold, Larry Carpenter, Rex Spoor, Debbie Craig, Judy Smith, Klaudia Coats, Steve Patton, Bob Wagar. T H I R D ROW: Carol Warkoczeski, Ron Brewer, Larry Warkoczeski, Tim Kever, Kim Bray, Ron Olds, David Mack, Tom Sweitzer. Jim NIusolff. 3 �Acts as Students Very often, the Council officer, rec el%t• advice from M r. Seals, the advisor. Officers for the year NACI zeski, secretary, Kim Bray, vice-president; Ron Brewer, president; Merrilee Wagarnan, treasurer. The Council made more profit on concession stands this year than in the past several years. The members operated the athletic field and the one in 39 ' �Paper Staff Works Hard to Meet As a page editor. Judy Smith devoted many hours cutting. pasting, and proofreading. A newspaper consists of more ten articles, as Phyllis Williams illustrates. 40 �Junior high students enjoy reading the "Maroon and Editor-in-chief Jane Brandt points out to staff members some mistakes in a FRONT ROW: Martha Grimes. Jane Brandt. Phyllis Williams. Judi/ Smith. SECOND ROW: Pam Davis. Bev Smith, Connie Pepper. Barb Shaffer. Debbie Coats. Judy Hurries, Bonnie floes. Judy Delebaugh, Debbv Watson. 'THIRD ROW: man. Torn Warvop. E r k Tundevold. Doug Miller. Ron Olds, Dave Brandt. Jerry McLaughlin. M r. Morse. advisor. 4 �FFA MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Garth Kincaid, Merle Melendy, Mark Aldrich, Tom Miller, Roger Lambert, Steve Lambert. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Herman, George Sholes, yard, Frank Goshcoff,,John Gutherie. T H I R D ROW: John Baylis, Orville Hoath, Dale Enyart, John Clark, Ritchie Mack. FFA MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Tom Swihart, Charles Diamond, Jeff Cockrell, David Diamond, Terry Smith, SECOND ROW: Steve Philson.,James Cardinal, Ken Reed, Bill Tassie, Steve Wart, Jim Swihart. T H I R D ROW: Frank Delebaugh, John Dunks. Bob King. Steve Heuer, Richard Watson. As president, one of Carol Bavin's duties ing one of the F TA 4 Tom Miller served as president o f FFA �FTA Prepare Students for Planting and in the school courtyard was a project of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F R O N T ROW. Marcia Thompson. Cheryl Robbins. Carol Bavin. Cathy OND ROW M r s Kendziorski, advisor; Susan Edwards, Sandy Heath. Darla Danbury, Kathy Aldrich, Connie Halstead, Pam Richards T H I R D ROW Paulette Olds. Joyce Ravin. Pam Albright. Barb tenon, Bill Bartlett, joy Floath, Cindy Rensha 4 �A R T CLUB. SEATED: Diane Owens, Cathy Salyer. SECOND ROW: Miss Williams, advisor, Kathy Masters, Linda Mench. Bruce Renshaw, Susan Scherry, Leo Peet, Barbara Mears, Barney Gottschalk. Rose Mears. Bob Fast. Art and Latin Brucc Ktrislia‘s scents to bc a l i n k cltstzuNted at bring interrupted for a picture while working with his paints. Working with ceramics is one of many things that Art Club members spend their time doing. 4 �L AT I N CLUB. FRONT ROW: Connie Halstead, Dada Danbury, Miss Steffaniak, advisor; Sue Warsop, Nancy OND ROW: Georgia Fox. Sharon Church. Judy Corey. Larry Cuyler, Jane Shaffer, Randy Matheson, Carol .Jasper, Mike Claar, Marcia Thompson, Ann Adolph. Debbie Craig, Cindy Crane. Clubs Provide New Activities Latin Club officers discuss and program for a coming meeting. �A pep assembly just isn't complete without a skit. especially right before the Bronson game. 4 �Pep Club Purchases FRONT ROW: M. Smith, J. Corey, J. Eldred, L. Brecheisen, C. Warkoczeski, L. Edgell, K. Coats, J. Smith, M. Knapp. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rhymer, advisor; C. Brooks, M. Wagaman, S. Slocum, L. Moore, D. Diamond, M. Knapp, N. Olds, J. Dauber, G. Adams, C. Woodruff, C. Mack, B. Lepper. T H I R D ROW: D. Spooner, M. Badger, C. Crane, A. Tiffany, N. Patton, G. Renshaw, A. Walter, S. Scherr, C. Robbins, D. Earl, S. Heath, C. Hedrick, C. Smeltzer. F O U R T H ROW: S. Heuer, B. Boes, D. Halstead, B. Mears, C. Spencer, C. Hasty, C. Ares', C. Jasper, M. Aldrich, R. Mears. FIFTH ROW: S. VanWormer, R. Sholes, M. Watkins, D. Craig, J. Musselman, B. Glen, T. Garrison, A. Adolph, C. Swarthout, S. Church, B. Shaffer. Chl!ryl Rr,hhin. as president. soon learned i l l , offpc. was more than an honor - i t Posting locker !signs was one of many jobs done by the 47 �FHA, Health Careers Club Complete H E A LT H CAREERS CLUB. F R O N T RO1\ : L u i c y , Carin jasper. Sharon Jenkins, Merrilee Wagaman, SECOND ROW: Gloria Adams, Nlicki Hilyard, Naomi Ellenwood, Susan Little, Mrs. Warke, advisor. T H I R D R O W: Karen Rice. Georgia Fox, Debbie Craig. FUTURE H O M E M A K E R S ( )l• A N WA R V F R O N T l i t I r s . Rhymer, advisor; Florence Mueller, Barb Shaffer, Bonnie Dunks, Cathy Mack. SECOND ROW: Dorcas Barick. Nancs Alwood, Donna Halstead, joy Musselman, Ruth Sholes, Marcia Aldrich, Regina O'Neill. 4 �Barb Shaffer, president, explains to the FHA members the manner in which the% w i l l sell cookbooks As president. Carol jasper helped t bers of Health Careers Club ill increasing the membership Nierriler Wagaman a n d Sharon Jenkins model the neiA lv ( - w i r e d X'ohniterns. iontorms 4 �Dave Mack, who was 1st Negative, illustrates the fact that a debater cannot do a good job without reference to specific Along with Helen Doane, Susan Leitch led tive team to complete the season with 15 wins and 4 losse 5 �Debaters Place Fifth in State Competition These were Union City's debaters — the four students who took first place and regional competition, and completed their season when they captured in the state competition. Like all debaters, Carol Warkoczeski and Helen Doane spent many hours in the library doing research on bate topic. S �Keeping the magazine room neat and orderly is an full-time job. Librarian NI N FRONT RON V C a r o l Jasper, Mrs. Evert, advisor; Tonia Garrison. SECOND ROW: Rene Hendricks, Nancy Patton. Marlene Manchester, Cathy Rice, Cheryl Robbins, Phyllis Williams, Patti Stevens, Pam Richards. T H I R D ROW: Debbie Mefford, Barb Shaffer, Marcia Watkins, Dennis Kaniewski, Ruth Sholes, Sheryl Boes, Susan Little. Carol Salyer. 5 �' If students need any help in finding books, Mrs. Evert ways willing to help. Spend Many Hours X- , e q - v A n i i r . !hr— o , o k . 1 ! w r ; i , 1 t . $ �Marching Maroons Receive First FRONT ROW: L. Edgell, D. Coats, K. Mowry, E. Tassie. SECOND ROW: E. Arey, E. Tundevold, D. Biteman, J. Corey, P. Davis, S. Church, K. Rice. T H I R D ROW: son, L. Brooks, J. Brandt, J. Hoenes, R. Martin, J. Shaffer, C. Crane, A. Adolph, son, G. Adams. F O U R T H ROW: R. Pepper, D. Brooks, D. Craig, M. Claar, T. Brauker, M r. Clayton, director; D. Watkins. Drum Major Mike Claar 54 �Rating in March Competition FRONT ROW. P. AcMoody, C. Robbins, P. Leetti, N. OND R O W: R. Spoor, D. Lucas, N. Glesmann, T. Musselman, V. Hoenes, M. Smith, R. Gallop. T H I R D ROW: R. Kent, M. Wagaman, J. Eldred, J. Smith, K. Coats, T. Lepper, E. Augustine, B. Crane, W. Converse, J. Aldrich. F O U R T H ROW: R. Brewer, L. Baumeister, T. Hitchcox, C. Smeltzer, C. Halstead, L . Brechcisen, M . Adolph, T. Kever, P. Musselman, L. Tundevold, B. Carpenter, K. Bray, day. 74.1 NJORETTE's J a n , - B r a n d t . E r n <1"10'. I-1,trnrs. Ph U . ' \ ‘1,ou1v. J d v 11,0-nf-, F u l a Lerip,r 5 �Musical Receive New Miss Pedo is choral director, and M r. Clayton is band director. Students in choir become familiar with many different styles o f music. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR. F R O N T ROW: R. Moore, L. Moore, S. Edwards, D. Kidney. L. Moore, S. Heuer. R. Hendricks, P. Davis, J. Smith, Miss Pedo, director. SECOND ROW: B. Boes, J. Eldred, J. Little, L. Mend), K. Coats, S. Ware, N. Atwood, lyer, K. Mowry, C. Robbins. T H I R D ROW: P. AcNloody, R. Sholes, B. Shaffer, 1'. Lepper. B. Glen, C. NVarkoc2eski, S. Romans, L. Gerard, C. Howard, C. Ripstra, E. Musolff. F O U RT H ROW: F. Goshcoff, R. Brewer, T. Siveit7er, J. Nlusolf, D. Watkins, day, K . Bray, W. Alexander, D. Brandt, D. Knapp, J. Aldrich. D. Biteman 5 �DANCE BAND. F R O N T ROW: Bruce Carpenter, Kim Bray, John Hobday, Larry Wakoczeski, kins. Ernie Augustine, Eric Tundevold. SECOND ROW: Men Sue Badger, Connie Halstead, Tom Hitchcox, Mark Adolph. Tom Case, Ron Brewer. Cheryl Robbins. b.‘:\ K U \\ . L i , . K. 1,1,-11s. B Tassie, A. I tIIaii, I-. Mueller. C. Arlt, C. Hedrick, K. Wit. kwirc, C. O N D ROW: M. Knapp. C. Spencer. M. Knapp. B. Dunks, P. Olds, D. Spooner, L. Warkoczeski, R. Price, B. Doane, B. Fast, C. Brooks. B. Lepper. R. Hobday. M. Badger. T H I R D ROW: W. Wadsworth, C. Button, B. Lenon, C. Rue, J. Hoath, P. Slocum. K. Brooks, L. Carpenter. B. Johnson. Walter. J. Mattson, K. Reed, B. King. T. Martin, E. Musolff. F O U R T H ROW: P. .Albright. L. Groll. N. Olds. M r d i r e c t o r . The pep band is an important part ketball �School Spirit's Core Is in Varsity Club, Tim Kever, a recently initiated member, plays his Varsity Club jacket. VA R S I T Y CHEERLEADERS: Judy Corey, Jodi Smith, Joy Eldred, Klaudia Coats, Lois Brecheisen, linda Edgell, Carol Warkoc 5 �Cheerlead SENIOR VA R S I T Y CLUB MEMBERS. F R O N T ROW: Coach sor, Bruce Baker, Russ Johnson, Ron Olds, Warren Converse, Ron Brewer, rich, David Middaugh. SECOND ROW: To m Warsop, Dick Watkins, vold, Jon Washburn, K e i t h Kincaid, L a r r y Cuyler, D i c k Walker, J i m Musolff. T H I R D R O W: To m Whitley, Lennart Wessberg, Ti m Bunday, Jeff Edgell, Bruce Carpenter, Dave Mack, John Musolf, Leo Peet. FRONT ROW: Sam Mills, Steve Philson, David Knapp, David Brandt, Jeff Aldrich, Merle Melendy, Bob Wagar, Doug Brooks, SECOND R O W: Sam VanHorn, Dan Hicks, Tim Kever, Tom Sweitzer, Roger Lambert, Dennis Pepper, To m Case, Francis Peck j U N i O k Iv ARMIN' CHLERLEADEAS kkcky Lipper, Mary I.ou Knapp. Cathy Smeltzer. Carol Brooks. Deanne Spooner. Micki Smith. M a n i a Knapp Vanity a u b initiation is tabk 59 1 �Editor Em Tassie spent many hours on lay-out and selection of pictures for the 1967 ries 6 �"Maroon Undergoes Many New MEM „dmm. As sports editor, Eric Tundevold soon learned that there is more work to the job than there appeared Learning the techniques of planning a good yearbook are some of the things Klaudia Coats learned as assistant rditor. 6 �6 �ATHLETICS Athletics are as important to cal well-being of students as to their mental well-being. At are offered a wide selection of ball begins in the fall and is followed by basketball a n d wrestling i n November. With the arrival o f spring, training for track and baseball begin. Athletics serve another purpose, also. They teach spectators that every not be a victory, that every not be a star. However, spectators perience the pleasure of supporting ning team. Sports also teach pants some important things. T h e boys learn what is means t o use all o f their strength in trying to win, and then have to still try harder. They learn the meaning of cooperation, teamwork, and all-out effort. One other thing the boys learn is what a good feeling it is to have the coach tell the team that they played a �Gridders Compile VA R S I T Y F O O T B A L L TEAM. FRONT ROW: Ron Olds, Jon Washburn, Warren Converse, Doug Miller, Eric Tundevold. Ron Brewer, Dick Watkins, Jeff EdgeII, John Musolf. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Bruce Baker, Steve Philson. To m Sweitzer, Dave Brandt, Sam Mills, Bob Wagar, Sam VanHorn, Dennis Pepper. T H I R D ROW: Russ :Johnson. Dan Hicks. Tim ville Hoath, Mike Mills, Keith Kincaid, •Jim Musolff, Dave Middaugh, Roger Lambert. F O U R T H ROW: Merle Aldrich, Dave Mack, Bruce Carpenter, Mark Aldrich, Lennart Wessburg, Coach Kendziorski, Coach Rice, Coach Morse. Dick Watkins. the league's leading scorer, finds run as he turns the corner against Bronson. 64 �Ranked 4th The 1966 Maroon varsity football squad completed the most successful season in the history of UCHS by compiling a perfect record a n d outscoring t h e i r opponents 334-6. T h i s unblemished record gave the Maroons the conference championship, a no. 2 ranking in the area for class and a no. 4 statewide ranking in class C. Highlights of the season were a 26-6 win over highly-ranked Quincy. a ing o f Bronson, and a tough 32-0 victory over arch-rival Athens. To cap a n extremely f i n e members of the squad were given mention on the a l l -conference team. R o n Brewer was named as honorary captain o f this team UC's power runners. Dick Watkins. Tim Musolff. and ler. hit for thr extra vardage that makes the 6 �SCORES IX 4 Colon 0 LT 3 Homer 0 UC 9 Quincy 6 CC 3 Bronson 0 UC 5 Jonesville 0 LT 3 Athens 0 LC 6 Reading 0 Dave Mack makes a valiant effort as the ball just eludes his grasp. Maroon Varsity co-captains were Ron Brewer and Eric Tundevold; junior varsity co-captains were Garth Kincaid and Lee Tundevold. 6 �-.• .acti bra f 213:1\ A) 2 1 . 1 ! A L A , J.V. F O O T B A L L TEAM. F R O N T ROW: Jeff Cockrell. Jim Warsop, Tom Hitchcox, Randy Johnson. Richard Watson, on, Steve Heuer. Maynard Wood. SECOND ROW: Coach Klunder, Larry Warkoczeski, Phillip Pearson, Richard Wells, John Dunks, Ken Brooks. Ken Reed, Coach Brunswick. T H I R D ROW: Steve Patton, Bob Claar, Dennis Spooner, Randy Matheson, Ed Stemaly, Ron Peck. Bill Morrill. Nlgr. Francis Peck. F O U RT H ROW: Lee Tundevold, Rex Spoor, Garth Kincaid, Doug Brooks. Steve Lambert. Wayne Gardner, Terry Hoover, Steve Adams, Dale Smith. Dominate All-Conference Team Jim Musolff gets ready to gather in an Eric Tundeyold Pass With a fine over-the- Doug Miller, with Jeff Edgell leading the way, left end for one of liC's many �Dick Watkins seems a littled puzzled as the official hands him for a free throw. Dave Brandt, UC's junior guard, leads a fast-break against Litchfield. 6 �Cagers Successful Coach Lonnie Brunswick, in his first year as guided the Maroons to complete their 66-67 son with a 14-6 record, placing 3rd in the captains Dick Watkins and Doug Miller al honors to the team. Dick was again leading scorer conference, with an average of more than twenty game, and was chosen honorary co-captain o f Conference team. Doug became UCHS's first an honor instituted by Coach Brunswick and given standing defensive play. Doug was also a member All-Conference second team, and chosen by as Most Valuable Player. VARSI )i" BASKETBALL T E A M F R O N 1 R O W : D a n Hicks, K I M Bray. Doug Miller, Warren Converse. Ron Olds, Ti m Kever. SECOND ROW: To m Case, Tom Sweitzer, Bruce Carpenter. Dick Watkins. Eric Tundevold, Dave Brandt, Dennis Pepper. Senior guard Eric Tundevold brings the ball court in an attempt to set up 6 �U. C. Advances to District The starting attentively as Coach Brunswick goes over the game plan a last time. Defense was the word this year. and Warren Converse applies the pressure as the other Maroons to offer aid. �J.V. B A S K E T B A L L T E A M . F R O N T R O W : Pat Loss, dricks, David Watson, Ron Hobday, Richard Watson, zeski. S E C O N D R O W : To m Hitchcox, L a r r y Smith, Rex Spoor, Coach Rice, Lynn Smith, Lee Tundevold, Bob Johnson. The Maroons' no. I rebounder, Doug Miller, lets everyone know he's ready to play ball as he stuffs the ball through the hoop SCORES UC UC UC UC UC UC UC UC UC I 'C I .t: I -C I -C 1•C I -C I -c t Ut Colon 6 Jonesville 5 6 Quincy Athens 6 Reading 6 Homer 5 Bronson 6 5 Litchfield Jonesville 6 St. Charles 6 Athens 5 Quincy 7 7 Reading Springfield 6 Homer 6 Bronso 4 Litchfield 7 TOURNAMENTS 7 8 4 Colon Athen White Pigeon 3 5 6 5 6 6 7 5 4 4 4 6 5 5 6 7 4 3 5 6 7 �Wrestler FRONT ROW: Keith Kincaid, Jim Musolff, Dave Mack, To m Whitley. SECOND R O W : Coach Kendziorski, T i m Bunday, Sam M i l l s , Dave Knapp, L a r r y Cuyler, Sam Va n H o r n , Jon Washburn, Rick Cameron, Roger Lambert, Doug Brooks, Jeff Aldrich, Merle Melendv, Bob Claar. UCHS's Matrats completed a successful season with 11 victories and 2 defeats. They the state tournaments, from which they emerged in third place C competition. The who traveled to the ments were Doug Brooks. Roger Lambert, Merle Melendy, Sam VanHorn, a n d Dave Mack. O f these, t h r e e emerged a s state champs. Roger in the class. Merle in the 120 lb. Sam in the 127 Seniors .Jim Musolff and Dave Mack were co-captains for Also. Dave a n d Sam were voted by their Most Valuable di Doug Brooks and Merle Melendy exhibit the skill and determination that made the Matrats the 4th ranked team in the state. David Diamond shoots for a reverse in a J.V. match against Penntield. 7 �Finish 3rd in State Tourney State Heavyweight Champ Roger Lambert makes quick work o f his opponent as he "applies pressure.' Coach Kendziorski screams words of encouragement of the Maroons' wrestlers. SCORES UC UC UC UC UC UC UC UC LT UC UC UC UC 5 2 1 3 3 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 Jonesville Comstock Three Rivers Parma Western Constantine Springfield Galesburg Harper Creek Comstock Pennfield Coldwater Pennfiel Constantin 0 1 3 1 1 3 9 2 1 1 1 5 1 7 �Trackmen Conference Crown • Saturday, May 27, was the climax to track season at UCHS. Having already taken first place in the Little C Conference and in regional competition, the track from the state class C meet at Central Michigan University placing 4th among the there Becoming an annual event, the UC held on April 29. Twenty-two schools relays, from which Union City emerged with first place Among new record holders are verse, Doug Miller, Lee and Eric Tundevold, and Keith Kincaid. Keith Kincaid, record holder in the pole vault, flies high in tempt to clear the bar. 7 Warren Converse and Doug Miller, the scorers, were major powers in the �Al' Underclassmen Dennis Kaniewski and To m Sweitzer exhibit the form that made them valuable assets to the team. Mile record-holder Eric Tundevold loosens up before the meet with Quincy. FRONT R O W Lee Tundevold, Jeff Aldrich. To m Sweitzer. Dennis Pepper. Dave Brandt. SECOND ROW: Dale Enyart. Eric Tundevold. Warren Converse. Doug Miller, Keith Kincaid, John Hobday, Mark Aldrich. T H I R D ROW: Coach Rice, son. Jack Mattson. Tim Bunday. Steve Lambert. Ron Peck, Dennis Kaniewski. Ron Hobdav, Jerry McLaughlin, son. John Mufiolf. Larry Warkoczeski. ,Jeff Cockrell. Rex Spoor. Coach 7 �Maroon Nine Run Brewer puts on the big stretch to nip the runner at first base SCORES J.V. BASEBALL T E A M . F R O N T ROW: Stan Blowers, Tom Patton, Lee Tundevold. SECOND ROW: Dan Risner, Doug Brooks, dley, Larry Carpenter, George Sholes. T H I R D ROW: Ken Brooks, Lynn Smith, Bob Claar, Wendell Wadsworth, Bill Tassie. F O U R T H R O W: Coach Morse. Dan Hicks, Ti m Kever, Dave Watson, Richard Watson, Pat Loss. 7 UC 0 Bronson 1 UC 7 Colon 5 UC 1 Jonesville 3 UC 6 Quincy 1 UC 1 Litchfield 1 LT 8 St. Phillip LT 3 Reading 1 UC 2 Athens 3 UC 2 Homer 5 �Athletic Year Although losing ace pitcher, Dick Wa t k i n s , because o f a shoulder i n j u r y, t h e v a r s i t y baseball team nevertheless put together a respectable season, winning 5 games while Their conference record o f 3 wins and 4 losses gave roons a tie for fourth bling them to pick up enough points to capture the all-sports trophy. Eric T u n d e v o l d c a p a b l y handled t h e m a j o r i t y o f t h e pitching chores w h i l e D a v e Mack and Doug Miller led the Maroon hitters. As catcher, Dave M ack was voted the team's ble Player. Co-captain Larry Cuyler. UC's leading fielder, tags the runner Ron Olds. mainstay of the rem& to fire a strike VA R S I T Y BASEBALL. I LAN!. I ki.s:N. I f(t.t.v. l o s o l f f . Tom Warsop, Dick Walker. S E C O N D R O W: Coach Brunswick. Dennis Pepper. Steve Philson. Bruce (:arpentrr, Ron Brewer T F I I R D ROW- F.ric Tuncleyold, Ron Olds. Doug Miller. Larry Cuvler. Dave M a r k 7 �4 �JUNIOR H I G H STUDENT LIFE Just as student life is important in the senior high school, it is also important to junior high students. They may participate in activities such as basketball and band, both of which prepare them for deavors in high school. Also on the list of activities are All of these activities are cause they teach the students ble things. W h e n planning their class party, they learn what tion, cooperation, and effort are. When they are on the basketball floor, what it means to try their hardest, thrill of winning. In class elections, alize what competition is, and that only one person can he a winner. Junior high is a time when students, whether knowingly or not, selves for senior high school. The jump from elementary school t o junior high school may seem big, but the jump from there to senior high school is even bigger. �Junior High: A Time One o f Mr. Fulton's many jobs as junior high principal is helping students with student council activities. Although Mrs. Philson is officially known as the junior high M r s . Brisbane spends her mornings as the junior secretary, she is also nurse, counselor, and -probemsolver." l i b r a r i a n . 8 �SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Doug Patric, c s i d c i l I, Mai i i i Lcpper, treasu I (1, Lorri Lepper, secretary. Absent: Dan Kever, vice-president. Mary Adam Burton Aldr Daniel \ Tom Terry Aver. Rover goes Linda Burdick Mike Butler Jim Casteil Randy Christey Woody Cole Renda Collins Jerry Collins Ronal CoIlyer Perry CoDyer Ginger Conine 8 �Ray Cook Beth Cox Brenda Cross Tern; Cross Charles Coyle Patricia Coyle Pam Davis Louie Denning Doug Diamond Donna Doane Debbie Dot) Patty Dubois Dan Dunithan George Edwards David Emmel Charles Fenton Gary Finney Roger Fox Sherry Fraser Connie Frederick Mr. Morse teaches seventh grade English. He both junior high basketball teams, and teaches senior high journalism. 8 As a new member of the faculty, M r. seventh grade geography. �mo Mrs. Huber, who returned to teaching after a brief vacation, teaches special education. Another new member of the faculty, Mr. seventh grade science. He also teaches biology at the senior high school. New Faces Russ Freds Bonnie Gardner Mark Gerard Penny Grigsby Roy Grigsby Leh Hadden Bill Haley Joni Hampton Eugene Heaton Valerie Heisler David Hicks Ron Hickey Shelley Hoath Marcia Hobday Judy Hoover David Hugh, Jo Anne Flurlr.. Gail James Bob jasper Rick Johnson 8 �Leading cheers for the seventh grade are Dianne Brooks, Robin Little, Valerie Heisler. Pam Davis, and Lorri Lepper. School Spirit Is Important Rusty Johnson Aleta Dan Kever Buddy Kidney Rick Knapp Lorri Lepper Marilyn Lepper Bruce Little Robin Little Kenneth Littlejohn Jayne Loss Bill Mack Sheryl Mack Gary Magner Alfred Marshall Debbie Matson David Meyers Penny Miller Michael Moore Patricia Moore 8 �SEVENTH GRADE B A S K E T B A L L T E A M . F R O N T ROW: To m Austin, Doug Paine, Paul Brecheisen, Rick Knapp, Roger Roes, Bob Jasper, Keith Patton, Louie Denning, mgr. SECOND ROW; Coach Morse, Duane Watkins, Ron Hickey, Dan Kever, Russ Johnson, Gene Heaton, K i m Philson, Russ Freds, Paul Smeltzer, Mark Gerard, mgr. Lou A n n Morris Virginia Meuller Tom Myers Joe NacreIli Jim Ogden Henry O'Neil Doug Paine Keith Patton Kim Philson Debbie Prough Marty Prough Debbie Puckett Laurie Pyle Susan Reger Richard Roderick Wa n d a !Nike Salyer Paul Smeltzer David Smith LeRoy Snyder 8 �Elizabeth Soncrant Rodney Stein Virginia Stemaly Chuck Swarthout Denise Swihart Avery Taylor Cathy Thompson Norma Vogel Eddie Walter Sharon Walters Sherry Walters Duain Watkins Julie Watson Steve Weiderman Gayla Whitcomb Velda Wickwire Vicki Woodard Nina Wrigglesworth Ron Wright 86 �Eight Grade . . . Hurray for lunchtime, one of thr moot enjoyable times of the day. $ �Another new member of the faculty is M r. Dove, who teaches American History and boys' physical education. Cliff Augustine Jerry Avery Kregg Barnhart Dorothy Bauder Kathy Blue Allan Booth . r. Wanda Briggs Gayle Brooks Jeff Burdick 11.11•1-1-11-1 8 . Kay Burns Richard Carothers Sue Ann Carpenter Mrs. Bartlett has been on the . 1 ulty f o r several years. She teaches eighth grade English and seventh grade math. Mrs. Hawver instructs junior high students in the fundamentals of mathematics. �Faculty, Officers Guide 1111110,.+._ sCA, E I G H T H GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Dunn, treasurer; To b y Lepper, secretary; C l i ff Heisler, president; Marc Hiesrodt, vice-president. Christine Case Susan Case Richard Casteel Bruce Chaffee Steve Claar Stanley Clayton Michele Collins Sandra Collyer Randle C,“ • Joyce Cor, Caroline Craig Peggy Crane Larry Cross Ron Cummins Jrxly Dean Ann Diamond Mark Dibert Anne Downard Mike Dunn Debbie Earl 8 �Students in junior high school, under the direction of learn that singing isn't all work and no play — i t can be fun! Bill Edwards Mary Edwards Clarence Ells Lou A n n Fair David Fast (Falk t o r i X t Becky Fox Roger Fox Ten-y Fraser Ron Frederick Kathy Freds Ray Gates Lenora Griffith Mike Guthrie Bob Haley Mary Heaton ••••• 9 Cliff Heisler Lorna Hendricks Marc Hiesrodt Thea Hoath Ron Hoover �Band, Choir Teach Music Linda Inman Mike Jenkins Bob Johnson Cindy Johnston Mike Kemmer Cathy Kidney Mike K i n g David Lambert Michael Lambka Larry Lepper Terri Lepper Toby Lepper 40010N.- A I s . lJaf,u1 ! t o ' : r e a l l ) e j , r u ! , i a l l . l u r l r r,!, -alp, p l a n on eventually becoming members of the senior high hands 9 �E I G H T H GRADE B A S K E T B A L L T E A M . F R O N T ROW; Mike Wagaman, Steve Parks, Don Watkins, Marc Heisrodt, Mike Dunn, Larry Lepper, Randy Cooper, David Lambert, mgr. B A C K ROW; Coach Morse, Steve Claar, Toby Lepper, Cliff Heisler, John Parks, Ron Fredericks, Rick Chard, Allen Pepper, Ron Cummins, Mike Sternaly, mgr. Roberta Mandoka Wendy Matheson Randy Matson Cindy Mobley Tressa Moore Lou A n n Morrow Joe Mowry Jerry Musselman Linda Norton John Parks Steve Parks Gary Parshall John Peet Allen Pepper JoAnn Philo Lewis Rarick Allen Rice Diane Risner Mary Roderick Ruth Ruggles 9 �Cindy Johnston, Petty Crane, Kay Burns, Cathy Blue, and Jody Dean cheer the eighth grade team on to victory. Athletics Teach Teamwork Howard Salyer Paula Schoultz Robert Keith Smith Mike Sternaly , # Karen Strtr Patty Swap Darlene Taylor Mary Tiffany Terri i r . k r.) Randy Wa Steve Wad Mike Wag SamPhilip Walter ..••• A11. Don Wa • Doug Joan Yo v i n v 9 �9 �SENIOR H I G H STUDENT LIFE The student life a t UCHS has many phases. In addition to the room activities, there are curricular organizations a n d functions which serve as a break in the daily pattern of school life. The all-school zine sales, Sno-Ball, graduation, others offer a needed variation life. These activities are also a chance for students to have a good time, to work with a goal in mind, to excel. The offer memories — memories that are not soon to be forgotten. Student life centers around students. Freshmen become accustomed t o t h e changes that high school brings, phomores spend their time and the Sno-Ball. Juniors are preoccupied with the magazines sales, class rings, the prom and the junior-senior banquet. students have several things to -- pictures, senior trip, graduation. At the close of each year, students may look back upon the past year ber the many things that happened t o make the school year more teresting, and fun. These things life 9 �Steve Adams Pam Albright Carol Arey Cathy A r k Men i Sue Badge Bill Bartlett Carol Bauder Joyce Bavin Robert Blair Anne Brandt Carol Brooks Ken Brooks •••••••'... ( Rick Cameron Mike Chaffee Jeff Cockrell Laura Cole Lois Collins Donal Collyer 11* PP* t, Sue Ann Collyer Joan Dauber Bob Delebaugh What could be more fun than being president of the Freshman Class — except being president of the Sophomore 9 �Freshmen Choose Girls Guiding the freshmen through their first year of high school are Deanne Cindy Hedrick, vice-president: Becky Lepper, secretary; Nanette Olds, treasurer. Frank Delebaugh David Diamond Debbie Diamond Ed Diamond Gerald Diamond Barbara Doane Doug Doane Bonnie Dunks Jon Dunks Betsy Glen Cindy Hedrick Rene Hendrick Mani Heuer Steve Heuer Ron Hobda.. Laura Jenkins Bob Johnson Brenda Johnson Randy Johnson Joan Kirkparrt, 9 �Each Day Brings New The nice thing about coming to school in the morning is that you can return home that afternoon! d• Marcia Knapp Barbara Lenon Becky Lepper Susan Little Pat Loss 1 Cathy Mack Linda Markley Debbie Mandoka Linda Marshall Theresa Martin Jack Mattson Barbara Mayo Jaquy McLaughlin Barbara Mears Debbie Mefford James Judy Miller Lila Moore Patricia Moore Kay Morris 9 �Ed MusolfT Joy Musselman Nanette Olds Paulette Olds Phillip Pearson Francis Peck Beverly Platz Brenda Platz Ken Reed Georgena Renshaw Cathy Rice Pam Richards Dan Risner Cathy Salyer Mike Scharf Susan Scheme Sheila Slocum Chris Smith Dale Smith Gary Smith Another day gone by, with many more yet t o come. 9 �Terry Smith Juanita Smurr Cindy Spencer Deanne Sponner Pat Stevens Bill Tassie Ann Tiffany Mary Toner Anne Walter Larry Warkoczeski Jim Warsop Steve Wart David Watson Richard Watson Sharla Watson Richie Wells Kathy Wickwire Floyd Wilson Connie Woodruff 10 �SOPHOMORES . . . �Sophomores Sponsor "Great Imposter" Mark Adolph Kathy Aldrich Wayne Alexander Debbie Austin Bill Badger Jim Blowers Stanley Blowers Sheryl Doug Brooks Connie Button Larry Carpenter Mike Casteel Bob Claar Mike Claar Cindy Clark John Clark Mike Collins Linda Cook Cindy Crane Darla Danbury Organizing the Sno-Ball was a challenge to the Sophomore Class Officers: Knapp, vice-president; Vicki Hoenes, secretary; Mike Claar, treasurer; Micki dent. 10 �Diana DuBois Uvena D u f Brenda Eberhart Hazel Edwards Susan Edwards Ann Emmel Bob Fast Diana Fox Wayner Gardner I • 1 Harold Geer Donna Gerard Nancy Glesmann Frank Goshcoff Laura Groll Cinda Gutherie John Gutherie Sandy Heath Connie Halstead f Carol Hasty Kenneth Herman Dan Hicks What cuuki be more fun than dent of the Sophomore Class — president°, the Junior C l . . ? 10 �Sno-Ball Survives Tom Hitchcox Joy Hoath Vicki Hoenes Terry Hoover Jerry Johnson David Jones Reggie Kemmer Tim Kever Garth Kinciad Bob King Mary Lou Knapp Steve Lambert Jean Little Ritchie Mack Rose Martin F, The 1967 Sno-Ball Court: Dennis Spooner, Vicki Hoenes, Princess Mary Lou Knapp, Prince Lee Tundevold, Micki Smith, Tim Kever. 10 �Neither rain, nor sleet, one o f the worst snowstorms i n Michigan's history could prevent the Sophomore Class enting "The Enchanted Evening," the 1967 Sno-Ball, on The Sophomores, under vision of their advisors der, Mrs. Kendziorski, dill, and M r. Bartlett, and their president, Micki Smith, planned and presented this annual event. During the dance, the Prince and Princess were announced, and a very happy and excited Mary Lou Knapp and Lee Tundevold took their seats o n the royal throne. Presenting the traditional the crown were Kara Smith and Brian Hasty. Mary Lou Knapp receives her royal crown from Merrilee Wagaman, last year's choice as Sno- Randy Matheson Rose Mears Linda Moore Rosetta Moore Bill Morrill Florence Mueller Sharon Norton Steve Patton Ron Peck John Philo Regina Price Shirley Romans Carol Salyer Jane George 0 �Cathy Smeltzer Judy Smith Larry Smith Lynn Smith Micki Smith Dennis Spooner 1 Rex Spoor Ed Stemaly David Steven 1 Janice Sutfin Connie Swarthout Jim Swihart Lee Tundevold Rolla Uldricks Dallas Wadley Wendell Wadsworth Sue Warsop Connie Watson 4 Maynard Wood Karen Wright 10 �JUNIORS . . h o u r As t a r i f f k , r f t I R g * O m your friends and fellow �Organizing the J-Hop and the Junior-Senior Banquet were some of the duties of the Junior Class Officers: Jim Fisher, president; Dennis Biteman, vice-president; Jeff Aldrich, secretary; Linda Edge11, treasurer. What could b e more f u n t h a n being president o f the Junior Class — except being president o f the Gloria Adams Mike Adams Ann Adolph Jeff Aldrich Marcia Aldrich Ellen Ernest Augustine Phillip Batterson Dennis Biteman Shirleen Blue David Booth David Brandt Burl Brauker Kim Bras. Wayne Briggs 4 • Ave" James Cardinal Tom Case Sharon Church Klaudia Coats Bill Cook 10 �Juniors Help Rotary with Sap Judy Corey Debbie Craig Bill Crane Charles Diamond Mr. Ross patiently waits as the fresh sap is poured into the tank. Don Deeren Klaudia Coats and Steve Phiison were two of the many juniors who gave and energy to help the Rotary. 10 �Joy Eldred Naomi Ellenwood "Dobie Gillis" Is Lorraine Finney Donna Foster Ruth Gallop Tonia Garrison ...01P D e Barney Gottschalk o Grigsby 4 Donna Halstead Terry Hand Sandy Heuer John Hobday Melissa Hoovener Cathy Howard 110 One of Dobie's main problems v4 as in the form of girls by the name of Helen, Bonnie, and Limbo. �Presented by Members o f the Polish b a n d were Ti n a Lepper, Cheryl Ripstra a n t . Brandt, Susan Leitch, and Carol Hasty. Jim Fisher portrayed a near-sighted teacher, Mr. Pipgrass. Nora .Johnso Dan Jones Dennis Kaniewski David K n a p p Roger Lambert Don Lucas Mike Lucas Jerry McLaughlin Jack Manchester Alice Robinson - 7 Merle Melendy Linda Mench Kyle Miller Mike Mills �Sam Mills Kathy Mowry Mag Pearson Mike Pearson Dennis Pepper Roy Pepper o Steve Philson Bruce Renshaw Cheryl Robbins I d L 11111 - - Burton Simpson Jodi Smith Joe Sherman o ft Ruth Sholes Tom Sweitzer Tom Swihart Darlene Ulrick Sam VanHorn Bob Wagar Merrilee Wagaman Shirley Ware Marcia Watkins dot 11 �SENIORS . . The student lounge serves as a place for and being with srimeone you hke �PHYLLIS M . A c M O O D Y D A R R E L R. A D A M S M A R K D. A L D R I C H BRUCE J. BAKER N A N C Y N A N C E. A LW O O D Y BAKER Planning the senior trip was an important part class LAURA BAUMEISTER I C A R O L B AV I N �Seniors Make SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Eric Tundevold, secretary; Terry surer, Emily Tassie, president; Doug Miller, N "1. JOHN BAYLIS RONAL D B R E W E R BONNIE V BOES J A N E E. B R A N D T LINDA J. BROOKS T I M O T H Y J. B U N D AY LOIS C. BRECHEISEN V I V I A N R. CAROTHERS ''5 �Senior Pictures Are Lennart Wessberg seems to be having a difficult lecting his choice PAMELA S. D AV I S 11 J U D Y DELEBAUGH HELEN J. DOANE JEFF EDGELL �orpra, i BRUCE CARPENTER CURTIS C L I N E sver. ROY C L A A R DEBORAH C O AT S WARREN L. CONVERSE Senior picture% are an important and expensive part of being a senior. SUSAN M . C O R E Y LARRY L. C U Y L E R 11 �Emily Tassie DALE E N YA R T GEORGIA J. F O X It was a happy moment for Emily when the announcement was made that she chosen 1966 Homecoming Queen. LY N E T T E GERARD Terri Smith makes her final appearance before relinquishing LORRAINE H A L E Y 11 �1966 Homecoming Queen BILL H I LYA R D M I C K I H I LYA R D E M I LY TASSIE, 1966 Homecoming Queen O RV I L L E L. H O AT H JUDY L. HOENES Ushers for the evening were Chri3 NageMaw and Robbie Seal I �Iv T H E 1966 H O M E C O M I N G C O U R T: To m Sweitzer, Joy Eldred, Warren Converse, Lots Brechrtsen, Eric Tundevold, Queen Emily, Judy Hoenes, Doug Miller, Merrilee Wagaman, Bob Wagar. 12 C A R O L A. JASPER SHARON L. JENKINS K E I T H K I N ( : AID SHARON L A H R S RUSS JOHNSON U S A N LEITCH ROSE M A R I E K E N T H \ \ L . LEPPER �Student Council Successful Homecoming DIANA L I T T L E L A R RY L. L O W E R 1his is what goes oil behind 4, DAVID A. MACK The crowning ceremony comes to an end as the girls and their escorts enjoy a their honor MARLENE MANCHESTER 12 �K AT H L E E N MASTERS D AV I D M I D D A U G H Dick Watkins and Doug Miller watch as Lois Brecheisen signs her name in the National Honor Society record book. DOUGLAS M I L L E R Tina receives her pin from her mother, as her father, Mr. Jack Lepper, proudly looks on. T H O M A S L. M I L L E R 12 �NHS Inducts Ten On February 14, ten new members ducted into the National Honor Society. O f these, two were seniors, Lois Brecheisen and Tina Lepper. Juniors chosen were Ellen Arey, Dennis Biteman, Klaudia Coats, Judy Corey, John Hobday, Nora Johnson, and Marcia The students were chosen by the the basis of scholarship, leadership, and Warren Converse lights the candle which ship J I M D. MUSOLFF JOHN M U S O L F Ellen Arey seems surprised and pleased as she receives her NHS torch from T E R RY M U S S E L M A N DIANE OGDEN 12 �Long Awaited Graduation Finally Seniors are nervous, noisy, and excited as the proaches for the Commencement Program to begin. Emily Tassis, Senior Class President, passes the gavel to the Class of 1968. represented by .jim Fisher. RON OLDS REGINA O ' N E I L L Al GARY OWENS 12 N A N C Y PAT T O N LEO PEET CONNIE PEPPER �Arrives 14 vik LINDA P H I I , 0 DORCAS R A R I C K C H E RY L L. RIPSTRA As the precessional began, each Senior girl was presented with the class flower, a white BARBARA J. SHAFFER 12 �Commencement Is Both A n End And A Beginning BEV S M I T H JUDY SMITH E M I LY TASSIE ERIC T U N D E V O L D SHIRLEY Va n W O R M E R D I C K WA L K E R Valedictorian for the Class of 1967 was Larry Cuvler; salutatorian was To m Warsop. C A R O L . \ WA R K O C Z E S K I 12 T O M WARSOP 1 �Bruce Baker receives his diploma from Mr. Brecheisen, the School 1 1 rw ION B. WA S H B U R N DICK WAT K I N S DIANNE WEEKS LENNART WESSBERG DEBBY WAT S O N 0 PHILLIP WAT S O N T O M R AY W H I T L E Y P H Y L L I S A. W I L L I A M S 12 �Senior Directory PHYLLIS M . A C M O O D Y All-School Play: 3. Pep Club: 1, 2. Choir: 4. Senior Band: I. 2 3, 4. Majorette: 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader: 1, 2. D A R R E L R. A D A M S Class Treasurer: I . Sno-Ball Court. Basketball: 1, 2, 3, ball: I , 2, 3. Boys' State. M A R K D. A L D R I C H FFA: 1,2, secretary 3, vice president 4. Varsity Club: 2, 3, ball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling: 2. Track: 3, 4. secretary 4. French Club: 2. Football: I , 2. 3, 4. Basketball. 1. 4. Track: 2, 3, 4. Baseball: I . JUDY K. COOK Bible Club: 3. FHA: I , secretary 3,4. Health Careers president 3,4. Pep Club: 2. Library Club: 1,2. Senior Band: 1,2, 3, SUSAN M. C O R E Y Health Careers Club: 2. Forensics: 2. Pep Club: 1, 2, 3. N A N C Y E. A LW O O D FHA: 3, 4. Choir: 4. L A R RY L. C U Y L E R Student Council: 2, 3. NHS: 3, president 4. Va n i t y Club: Latin Club: 4. Class Vice-president: 3. Football: 1.3. Basketball: 1, 2, 3. Wrestling: 4. Track: 3. Baseball: I , 2, 3, 4. BRUCE J. B A K E R Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4. Letterman's Club: 4. Football: I , 2, 3, 4. Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Wrestling: 2, 3, 4. Track: 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. A r t Club: 4. PA M E L A S. D AV I S Paper Staff: 4. Bible Club: 1, 2. A l l -School Play: 3. Forensics: 3. Pep Club: 1. Choir: 1, 2. 3, 4. Senior Band: 1, 2. 3, 4. LAURA BAUMEISTER Pep Club: 1, 2, 3. Senior Band: 2, 3, 4. H E L E N J. D O A N E Student Council: 4. Paper Staff: 2. NHS: 3, 4. Bible Club: rensics: 2, 3, 4. Debate: 2, 3, 4. To p Te n 3.183. C A R O L B AV I N FTA: 1, 2, 3, president 4. Choir: 2. J O H N B AY L I S FFA: 1, 2, 3, 4. Football: 1, 2. Wrestling: 3. BONNIE V. BOES Paper Staff: 4. Pep Club: 1, 3, 4. Choir: 3. French Club: Treasurer: 2. JANE E. B R A N D T Student Council: 3. Paper Staff: assistant editor 2, co-editor FTA: I . A l l -School Play: 4. Pep Club: 1, secretary-treasurer 2. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. Majorette: I , 2, 3, 4. Sno-Ball Court. Homecoming Court: 1, 2, 3. LOIS C. BRECHEISEN NHS: 4. Pep Club: 3, 4. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader: 3, captain 4. French Club: 1, 2. Class Secretary: 1. Sno-Ball Court. Homecoming Court: 4. R O N A L D. B R E W E R Student Council: 1, vice-president 2,3, president 4. Choir: ior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. Dance Band: 1, 2, 3,4. Varsity Club: president 3, president 4. Football: 1, 2, 3,4. Basketball: ball: 1, 2, 3, 4. L I N D A J. B R O O K S Pep Club: 1, 2, 3. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. French Club: 2, 3. T I M O T H Y J. B U N D AY Varsity Club: 4. Football: 1, 2. Wrestling: 3, 4. Track: 1, 2, V I V I A N R. C A R O T H E R S Bible Club: 2. F H A : I , 2. BRUCE CARPENTER Senior Band: 2, 3, 4. Dance Band: 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club: ball: 1, 3, 4. Basketball: I , 2, 3, 4. Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4. ROY C L A A R Football: 1, 2,. Basketball: 2. Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4. CURTIS C L I N E FTA: 1. DEBORAH C O AT S Paper Staff: 4. F TA : 1, 2, 3. A l l -School Play: 3, 4. Forensics: 2. Debate: 2. Pep Club: 1,2, 3. Choir: I, 2, 3. Senior Band: I, 2, Pep Band: 3. French Club: 2, 3. WARREN L. CONVERSE NHS: 3,4. Forensics: 2. Senior Band: I, 2, 3, 4. Vanity Club: 2,3, 12 JEFF E D G E L L Varsity Club: 3, 4. Football: 2, 3, 4. Wrestling: 2, 3. Track: 3. Baseball: 1, 2, 3. DALE E N YA R T FFA: 1, 2, vice-president 3, 4. Football: 1, 2. Track: 1 4. GEORGIA J. F O X Health Careers Club: 3, 4. Latin Club: 3, 4. LY N E T T E GERARD All-School Play: 3, 4. Forensics: 2, 3. Pep Club: 1, 2. Library Club: 3. Choir: 4. Cheerleader: 2. French Club: 4. B I L L H I LYA R D FFA: 1, 2, 3, 4. M I C K I H I LYA R D Paper Staff: 3, 4. Health Careers Club: 3, 4. O R V I L L E L. H O AT H FFA: 1, 2, 3, 4. Football: 1, 2, 4. J U D Y L. HOENES Student Council: 1, 2. Paper Staff: 4. A l l -School Play: 3. Pep Club: 1, 2. Senior Band: 1, 2. 3. 4. Majorette: 1, 2, er: 2. French Club: 2, 3. Homecoming Court: 4. C A R O L A. JASPER Health Careers Club: 3, president 4. Forensics: 2. Pep Club: 3, 4. Library Club: 2, secretary 3, president 4. Choir: 2. Latin Club: 3, 4. SHARON L. JENKINS Health Careers Club: 3, 4. Pep Club: 3. RUSS JOHNSON Senior Band: 1, 2, 3.4. Dance Band: 3. Varsity Club: 1 ball: I , 2, 3, 4. ROSE M A R I E K E N T FTA: 1. Pep Club: 1,2. Senior Band: 1.2, 3.4. French Club: 1,2. SHARON Student Council: 2. French Club: 2, 3. To p Ten 3.455 SUSAN L E I T C H FTA: 1, 2. 3. All-School Play: 4. Forensics: 2, 1.4.. Debate: 2. Pep Club: 1,2. Library Club: 1,2. president 3. Senior Band: 1.2 French Club: 2. 3. To p Te n 3.158 II \ I . Lt.l'I'LR s t u d e n t (.m1113. 11 4 l ' a p r i S t a l l ' . V c . t i 11001, s t a l l 1,Li.inecs �Senior Directory manager 4. NHS: 4. All-School Play: 4. Pep Club: 1, 2. Choir: I. 4. Senior Band: I . 2, 3, 4. Majorette: I . 2, 3. 4. French Club: 2. Class President: 3. PTSA Student Vice-president. Top DIANA L I T T L E Paper Staff: 3. F H A : secretary 2. Pep Club: I . Choir: I . 2. A r t Club: secretary 4. L A R RY L. L O W E R Football: 1. 2. Wrestling: 3. Baseball: 2. D AV I D A. M A C K Student Council: 4. Bible Club: 3. A l l -School Play: 4. Forensics: 2, 3, 4. Debate: I , 2, 3.4. Library Club: 1, 2. Varsity Club: 3,4. French Club: 4. Football: 1.2. 3,4. Wrestling: 2,3. 4. Track: 2,3. Baseball: I . 2, 3, 4. MARLENE MANCHESTER Student Council: 3. F H A : 3. Health Careers Club: 3, School Play: 3. Pep Club: I . 2. Library Club: 4. Cheerleader: 2. K AT H L E E N MASTERS Choir: 2. French Club: 2. A r t Club; 4. DOROTHY MICHAEL FHA: 3. Pep Club: 2. Choir: 4. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3. D AV I D M I D D A U G H Varsity Club: 2. 3, 4. Football: I . 2, 3, 4. Wrestling: 2. DOUGLAS M I L L E R Paper Staff: 4. NHS: 3, 4. Varsity Club: 2, 3, vice-president 4. Class Secretary: 2. Class Vice-president: 4. Football: 2, ketball: 1. 2, 3. 4. Track: 2, 3. 4. Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4. T H O M A S L. M I L L E R FFA: I. treasurer 2, 3. president 4. Football: 2,3. Baseball: 1. J I M D. M U S O L F F Student Council: 4. Varsity Club: 2, 3. 4. French Club: 4. Class Treasurer: 3. Football: 1, 2, 3. 4. Wrestling: 2, 3.4. Track: ball: I . 2, 3, 4. .JOHN M U S O L F FFA: 1. 2, 3, 4. Library Club: 3. Choir: 4. Varsity Club: ball: I , 2, 3. 4. Wrestling: 3. Track: 4. Baseball: 2. 3. T E R RY M U S S E L M A N Choir: 4. Senior Band: I, 2, 3, 4. Class Treasurer: 4. Football: 1.2. Wrestling: 3. Baseball: I , 2, 3. Top Ten 3.129 C H E R Y L L. RIPSTRA I-fealth Careers Club: 3. All-School Play: 4. Forensics: 3. Debate: 3. Pep Club: 1,2. Choir: 4. Orchestra: 1,2. Tri-S-Teens: man Club: 1, 2. BARBARA J. SHAFFER FHA: 1, 2, 3, president 4. All-School Play: 4. Pep Club: 4. Library Club: 4. Choir: 1, 2. GAA: 1. 2, 3. Future Business Leaders of America: 3. BEV S M I T H Paper Staff: 4. A l l -School Play: 3. Forensics: 2, 3. Debate: 3 Choir: I , 2. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3. To p Te n 3.333 JUDY S M I T H Student Council: 4. Paper Staff: 2, 3, 4. French Club: 2, Secretary: 3. E M I LY TASSIE Student Council: 1, secretary 2, 3. Paper Staff: 2, 3. Yearbook Staff: 2, assistant editor 3, editor 4. NHS: 3, secretary 4. FTA: 1, 2, 3. All-School Play: 3. Pep Club: 1. Choir: 3. Senior Band: 1.2, 3, 4. Dance Band: 1, 2. Pep Band: 1, 2. Majorette: 2, 3,4. Class President: 4. Sno-Ball Princess. Homecoming Court: 2, 1 Queen 4. D.A.R. Good Citizen. To p Te n 3.636 ERIC T U N D E V O L D Student Council: 3. Paper Staff: 4. Yearbook Staff: 4. NHS: Forensics: 2. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. Dance Band: 3, 4. Varsity Club: 2, secretary 3.4. Class President: 1, 2. Class Secretary: 4. Sno-Ball Prince. Football: 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Track: 2, 3, 4. Baseball: I , 2, 3, 4. Boys' State. SHIRLEY VA N W O R M E R Pep Club: 3 . 4 . DICK WA L K E R Varsity Club: 4. Wrestling: 3. 4. Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4. To p Ten 3.40 C A R O L A. WA R K O C Z E S K I Student Council: 3, secretary 4. NHS: 3, treasurer 4. A l l -School Play: 3.4. Forensics: 2, 3, 4. Debate: 3,4. Pep Club: 4. Choir: 1,2, 4. Senior Band: 1, 2, 3. Cheerleader: 4. To p Te n 3.161 T O M WARSOP NHS: 3,4. Varsity Club: 3, 4. Football: 1, 2. Wrestling: 2, 3,4. Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4. .JON B. WA S H B U R N Varsity Club: 4. Football: 1, 4. Basketball: I . Wrestling: 3, 4 DIANE K. O G D E N Pep Club: 3. RON OLDS Student Council: 4. Paper Staff: 2, L4.: Varsity Club: 3, treasurer 4. Football: 1, 2. 3, 4. Basketball: I . 2. 3, 4. Baseball: I . 2, 3, 4. REGINA O ' N E I L L DICK WAT K I N S NHS: 3,4. Forensics: 2. Library Club: 2. Choir: 3.4. Senior Band: I, 2, 3, 4. Dance Band: I , 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4. French Club: 2, 3. Class Treasurer: 1. Football: 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: 3, 4. Track: 2, 3. Baseball: I , 2, 3. To p Te n 3.419 FHA: 4. DEBBY WAT S O N Paper Staff: 4. All-School Play: 4. Pep Club: I . NANCY J. PAT T O N Forensics: 3. Pep Club: 1,2. 3.4. Library Club: 4. French Club: 2, 3 DIANNE WEEKS FHA: 1, vice-president 2. Pep Club: 1. 2. LEO L. PEET FFA: 2, 3. Varsity Club: 4. Football: I . 2, 3. Wrestling: .1, 4. CONNIE PEPPER Paper Staff: 2. 3. 4 Yearbook Staff: 2. Pep Club: I. 3. French Club: 2 LINDA P H I L O FHA: 2, H e a l t h Careen Club: 3, 4. Pep Club: I . L E N N A RT WESSBERG Varsity Club: 4. French Club: 4. Football: 4. Wrestling: 4. T O M R. W H I T L E Y Varsity Club: 2, 3, 4. Wrestling: 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS A. W I L L I A M S Paper Staff: 4. A l l -School Play: 4. Pep Club: I , 2, 3. Library Club: 4. Choir: I , 2, 3. DORCAS R A R I C K FHA: 4. 12 ��Appendi Without community-wide support, the yearbook staff could never accomplish its desires and objectives. However, munity not only supports the yearbook, but also the entire school. Who is it up a large percentage of the spectators at athletic events? Who is it that letes and scholars at a banquet? Who is it that helps out various groups when in need Union City, as a community, ways willing to take an interest, lend a helping hand, and offer support. port should be given to a school that thy and deserving — and, indeed, isn't UCHS 1 �TH SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK M e m b e r F . D . I. C . M e m b e r F e d . R e s . S y s t e m 13 1 �Best Wishes JACK'S Open 10 a. m. - 1 0 p . m . Seven D a y s a W e e k St. J o e U n i o n City Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Our C o m p l i m e n t to the Class of 1 9 6 7 Real Estate o r Investments R. B . H E M E N W A Y o r ART WHITNEY We a r e h e r e t o s e r v e the c o m m u n i t y 301 N . B r o a d w a y U n i o n C i t y ESTEL HEDRICK, M g r. n U n i o n City REED'S STANDARD NORTH SERVICE U 501 N . B r o a d w a y Good L u c k Gas f o r L e s s Do I t Yo u r s e l f C a r W a s h M-60 JENKIN FUNERAL HOME i o n "As Yo u Tr a v e l , A s k U s " City 316 N . B r o a d w a y U n i o n City Congratulations Compliments of STAR MOBILE SUPERIOR COMPAN DIVISION OF D I V C O - WAY N E INDUSTRIES INC. 401 S . B r o a d w a y U n i o n City Summit Street U n i o n City 13 �McLAUGLIN' PHARMAC Billfolds C o s m e t i c s Hallmark Cards Fast F i l m Service Broadway U n i o n City UNION LUMBER COMPANY UNION CITY Cleaner Clothes Roof Tr u s s e s - P i t t s b u r g h Paint Are Our Business 303 B r o a d w a y U n i o n City Broadway U n i o n City WASHBURN AN AUTO SALES, INC. WALTER'S C h r y s l e r - P l y m o u t h - Va l i a n t - I . H. Flowers and Plants For A l l Occasions M 60 U n i o n City M 60 LEW WELL'S AUTO SAL 13 i o n City Deluxe R o o m s Select Q u a l i t y U s e d C a r s U n i o n n WELL'S MOTE Congratulations Graduates 717 N o r t h B r o a d w a y U LEWIS and L I L L I A N W E L L S City M 60 U n i o n City �A. L. BUILDERS COMPAN WILLARD INSURANCE AND REAL AGENC 314 B r o a d w a y U n i o n Complete L i n e of B u i l d i n g M a t e r i a l s City Complete l i n e o f Chevrolet - Chevelle - Chevy II - Corvair U n U n i o n City Congratulations Seniors AMERICA WOODCRAFT, INC. ALTHAVER INC M-60 East M 60 E a s t Quality M i l l w o r k Laminated Plastics i o n City Featuring Pittsburgh Paints and Bottled Gas 7911 M - 6 0 U n i o n city n City Compliments of AREY BAYLIS 105 M a i n St. B u r l i n g t o n , M i c h . Broadway U n i o Featuring Wa l l s " S u p e r " B e e f Compliments of BENNE MANUFACTURIN COMPAN BOB'S MEAT Fine M e a t i s O u r B u s i n e s s 7899 M - 6 0 U n i o n City 209 B r o a d w a y U n i o n City 13 �GRA AGENC Dependable I n s u r a n c e of A l l K i n d s 215 N o r t h B r o a d w a y Union City Yo u r F o r d D e a l e r BRANDT SERVICE STATION BRAY MOTOR Pick up and D e l i v e r y Service Cars and Tr u c k s Broadway U n i o n City Groceries M e a t s Beer and Wine - To Go North Broadway Realtors Fishing Supplies M-60 13 Licenses U n City COATS BROTT'S Bait U n i o n i Auctioneers T a c k l e o n City Appraisers 111 E l l e n S t . U n i o n City �The F r i e n d l y S t o r e GAMBLE ARNOLD AUSTIN - Owner Broadway U n i o n City LEONARD INSURANC Casualty - A u t o - L i f e - F i r e CITY State F a r m 104 E l l e n S t . U n i o n City GLOVE INC Fine Food and Courteous Service Broadway U n i o n City HAWKIN'S F o r O v e r 30 Ye a r s . . . Manufacturers of Coated Gloves for Industry M-60 U n i o n City HENSLEY 54 TO $1.00 Fine Bedding Carpet and F u r n i t u r e at L o w P r i c e s Broadway U n i o n City Compliments of Congratulations Seniors HOOKER OIL COMPAN and G o o d L u c k Serving Union C i t y and Broadway U n i o n City Bronson A r e a 13 �HOENES EGGOTORIUM WHITE LAUNDROMA Abscota Clean and Convenient E l l e n St. U n i o M i c h i g a n JOE'S B A R B E R SHOP n City N. B r o a d w a y U n i o n City MERCHANT V. & S. RUSS SINCLAIR "As Close A s Yo u r P h o n e " FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES ZENITH TV If I t ' s H a r d w a r e Yo u Need We H a v e I t Oil, F u e l Oil, Gas o l i n e 209 W . H i g h S t . U n i o n City Union C i t y A t h e n s Three Beauticians to Serve Yo u SNIP BEAUTY 118 H a m m o n d U n i o n C i t y 13 �Best Wishes Class o f '67 Phillips 66 THE DANCER COMPANY COVEY'S F u r n i s h i n g Yo u Lawn Mowers With a Complete Line Sharpened and R e p a i r e d of F i n e A p p a r e l St. J o s e p h St. U n i o n City U n i o n FAMILY BARBER Featuring the Magnificent JERRY - DEO - F R A N K M A G N AV O X Serving Yo u Union City City Yo u r F r i e n d l y DON RAY RADIO AND I Broadway Coldwater Broadway Union City , I. Stop, T h e n S h o p a t MARY JANE'S 307 B r o a d w a y Union City 13 �H. A. POWELL YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 1502 R a n d o l p h S t . D e t r o i t , Michigan THOMAS CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Suppliers of Commencement Caps a n d G o w n s Kansas C i t y Missouri H I L L PISTON SERVICE Broadway U n i o JOSTEN' n City Distributors of C l a s s R i n g s Owatonna Minnesota VILLAGE MARKET Burlington T e k o n s h a OZZ M I L L E R S PRINTCRAFT CARD CO. Hardware & Paint Center 308 N . B r o a d w a y U n i o n City W H I T LOCK SHOES Makers of Personal Cards and Graduation Accouncements Friends to Feet in Trouble St. J o e 14 U n i o n City 1509 M a p l e S c r a n t o n , Pa. �14 �The Year Had FOOTBALL: Little C Champs; fourth in the state. H O M E C O M I N G : Queen Emily and her Court. NHS: ten new members inducted. WRESTLING: three state champs; ord. BASKETBALL: a new coach; district tournaments held at UC. 14 �MUSIC: Senior band rated marching competition; concert presented. D R A M A : " T h e M a n y Loves of Dobie Gillis." DEBATE: first place in district competition; fifth BASEBALL: f o u r t h i n L i t t l e C ; climax to race for A l l phy. s TRACK: first place in Little C; 3rd G R A D U AT I O N : an end and a beginning. 14 �What W i l l Your ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/561655d2b505a54f73724a86a4f00388.pdf 8ccb4c3cced3e36050ab31dc8ed8ae51 PDF Text Text ��ri • •r �3 5406 42398 5306 )ranch District !th Union 95 N linon Olt) , : h i g a n �1 4 6 11 t "To everything there is and a time to every purpose . . ." Branch District Dearth Union 195 N Union City, 196 MAROON MEMORIES Union City Union City, Michigan 3 ��. 3.• Sprin Freshma Spring ... A new, Freshman . . . A new, season. A time when rain experience. A time when "boy" and "man" are in constant are in constant battle . . . both winning in both winning in A time in the year A time in life like the calm after a like the calm after a storm . soclean, fresh, and so clean, fresh, and 3 ��1 • Summe Sophomor Summer. . . A season full Sophomore . .. A year full and carefree happiness. A and carefree happiness. A the uncertainties of the uncertainties of freshman vanished, and the difficulties of vanished, and the difficulties of the remaining year have the remaining years have appeared. I t is a ppt ared I t is a with eagerness to grow, With eagerness to grow, to to �Autumn Junior Autumn .. . A season Junior. ... A time when all things begin when all students begin off the years' off their childhood prepare for the prepare for the It is a confident season. Not It is a confident time. Not new and timid with new and timid with not confused and leary at not confused and leary at lie ahead. Brisk, lie ahead. Brisk, . - r . . _ - e 6 * . . . 1 4 , err .1- • 4- • ��Winter Senio Winter... A season that Senior.. . A year that the dignity and satisfaction of the dignity and satisfaction of It is the happy, It is the happy, puzzled, anticipated finale of puzzled, anticipated fuiale of when the meekness of spring, when the meekness of freshman year, of summer, and the excited of sophomore year, and the excited of autumn is of junior year is But it is not the ultimate end. But it is not the ultimate end. only the brief moment in the cycle of only the brief moment in the cycle that comes before the beginning of that comes before the beginning of another another �TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty and Academics Activities Sports Junior High Student Life Senior High Student Life Community Closing 10-2 28-6 64-8 82-9 100-13 140-15 15 9 ��FACULTY A N D ACADEMICS The moon is the main factor in developing into another, from spring's first uncertain entrance, bold and advanced So are our high school days comparable to this. Our teachers are the all-important factor in our and growth. from our first timid entrance into life to our certain and I �Administration . . . Most often heard saying, "Hi there" . . . waving to students with his working for the betterment of the community. ... frequent trips to high and elementary schools, talk to, joke with, and thoroughly students . . . an exceptional . . . a dedicated man . . . a RAYMOND 1 �and Interested Citizens • 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 4 . • . • ' e l • • • 1 s • — • 4 4 3 f • • • Looks more like a prothan a high school principal . . . gains respect from students . . . to listen, counsel, or help students in possible . . . is seen at all school events . . . knows each student individually . .. laugh... a friendly "hello" . . . SEAL • • so , ""Mi • • .•• 1 • •I . 3 • • •••• • : • • ' , • • . • • 1 The Board of Education is important part of the ing in the interest of The members are from left Harold Cline; Kenneth Leitch, secretary; L. W. president; Donald Louis Carpenter; and sen, president ' �MRS. H O B D AY Secretaries' Is Always Appreciate Typists, filers, bookkeepers, ing service.. . know eaqh student . . . always willing to lend a bandan announcement, or give a "missedstudent" a ride home . . . please for the morning ambitious and untiring. .. our ever-faithful secretaries, MRS. MERGL and MRS. HOBDAY. MRS. M E R G L 1 �Mrs. Warke. Mrs. Evert . . . Indispensable "Be sure and get your MHEAA, ACT, SAT, and college applications in before" ... friendly, understanding, and irreproachable . . . dedicated to dents better themselves . . . editor literary achievement of the year: Newsletter" . . . makes it a point each student individually . . . a and dedicated counselor. ... WARKE Half-walking, half-running down . 2 0 -odd keys hanging on a his neck . .. decorating an illtree at Christmas time . . . ever ambitious . . . rummaging of magazines for an insignificant -Proper Harvesting of Soybeans" to student out. .. our librarian, EVERT t 11•.••• - Guidance secretary .. . limo-typist literary achievement of the year Newsletter" .. . typing, filing, guidance appointments . .. never out a smile and cheery GLORIA 1 �"There are those who know, don't know, and those who don't don't know" . . . suit, tie, and . . . has a "skeleton" in his closet . . . wit and sincere dedication to . . . chemistry, physics, and that truly live . . . former UCHS athlete . . . MR. LYNN BARTLETT. 1 1 �Science, Math Furnish Good Background for Exciting "Therefore it's easy to see that XYZ+8Y-Z3x1/4 equals" . . . a strong believer in the power of the eager to give special attention to a student who extra help . . . is able to make mathematics more than just numbers - essential and interesting . . . like she lives in a world of mathematics, but she's one few who can see their way around . . . MRS. LUCILLE AKEY. Unique humor . . . never seen without his varsity jacket . . . informal classes while creating a desire to learn . . . willing to lose at least one shirt each year with his wild scientific experiments . . . going friendly man . . . "Coach" . . . MR. RALPH RICE. 1 �English. . . A Enthusiastic . . . a bantering down-to-earth . . . the only about her is "Smith" . . . has the which makes students feel ease in her presence . . . "It long so I'll give you until Friday to 748 pages in VANITY CAROLINE "Come an now, it's not as bad think" . . . enjoys a good laugh ...aware of world problems . . . always trying courage a debater in despair . . . easy-going man . . . MR. 1 �Language and Its Literature Sophisticated . . . unruffled . . . provocative atmosphere which tends gulf the entire class . . . president Humane Society . . . an enthusiastic hard worker. ... MRS. MARY BAGGERLY Aperpetual smile . . . an excellent knowledge world and its affairs. .. her brilliance is by her benevolence .. cultivates the potential students . . MRS. HELEN PENDILL. 1 ft �Unique, lively, and fast . . . encourages class participation .. . puts her students on equal terms with herself . . . amiable . . . makes history come to life . . . a model teacher... MRS. NORA HOOKER. . 1 1 1 ". . . that history is philosophy a i i i i i i i m m u r n o m m i n teaching Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke Often mistaken for a UCHS sophisticated, gentle-sarcastic, calm-rattled . . . full of vitality and easily humored . . . her classes are formative, relaxing . . . she enjoys her fore her students enjoy her. ... MISS CAROL BAUMEISTER. 2 �Valuable Experience Gained in Home Ec, Typing Knowledge of typing and refresher math unite single head . . . talkative . . . fun and yet classes which consist of a combination of discipline . . . claims typing to be an for arthritis . . . MRS. CHARLOTTE WASNICH. A youthful enthusiasm . . . . . . conscientious . . . gets things done . a fresh, snowy, Fresca personality . . . MR SHIRLEY VanDAM. 1 �Industrial Arts, Agriculture . . Preparation for the Future A student need not ask for because he volunteers them quiet and somewhat timid gent . . . will read, experiment, Action Line until he finds he is looking for. . . WEIRIC LW ? I "Alright, let's settle down" . . . fun natured, yet definite, firm, and when necessary . . . novelty personified ... man teaching his trade . . . MR. FAY MILLIGAN. 2 �Phys-Ed . . . Both Fun and Worthwhile Combination teacher, nurse, counselor . .. willed individual . . . good-natured . . . time to advise clubs, haul cheerleaders, or signs... MISS GLORIA GREGG. Effective .. . good thorough . . orderly in a true ... an encouraging coolness amid the excitement of a game . . . MR. 2 �Dry . . . calculating. . cool . solitary. ... tious . . . appreciated .. . totally witty . . . alias: Cassie Clayton" . . . MR. JOHN CLAYTON. Conveys the wise optimistic philosophy by which she lives to her French and Latin students . . . always a kind word and smile for students and teachers alike . gives many hours o f service to charities, the Red Cross, the State Home . . . typically innocent, sweet, and well-loved . MISS ROSE STEFFANIAK. A rugged individual . . . might try to start a ness movement . . . ing gum . . . instills an appreciation and stimulates neously . . . a mocking tude that humors his art students and team . . . MR. EUGENE PENSARI. 2 �The Arts . . . Sustenance for Mind and Soul 2 �Cooks, Janitors, Bus Drivers Go Out of Their Way To Be Helpful Dusting .. . sweeping . . . scrubbing. scouring. . f i x i n g . . . . . . puffing . . . running. . . driving... and still finding time to talk with and dents and faculty . . . our JANITORS MR. ROY MENCH and MR. CARL CARPENTER. White, starched uniforms. . . "Lunch tokens 4 0 V . . . know each student and always to chat . . . "Man cannot live on bread alone" . . . always willing to help with banquets, occasions.. . our very "groovy" COOKS. Mrs. Vivian Heisler, Mrs. Ruth Matson, Patricia Fisher. 2 �Responsible . . . friendly . patient . . . helpful . . . always respected and well liked . . . UCHS BUS DRIVERS. KNEELING: R. Keller, K. Cummins, G. Edwards, hammer, and R. ING: E. Matheson, R. Mowery, E. Swihart, B. Lake, L. Diamond, L. Gardner, A. Renshaw, R. Wadsworth, C. ICleehammer, H. Patton, E. Edwards, and M. Rollins. 71 k ��ACTIVITIES The activities at UCHS are many and season— the J-Hop in spring, the summer homecoming in the autumn, the Sno-Ball in winter helping to complete the cycle of the year— to complete our cycle of high 2 ��Student Council Has Another Active Year The Student Council is the most nization at UCHS. I t serves as the ment, boosts school spirit, carries out many worthwhile projects, and typifies the Its projects include Homecoming, sports events, furnishing newspapers for and charitable STUDENT COUNCIL. SEATED: secretary; K. Bray, president: C. and Mr. Seals, advisor. SECOND ROW: dred, S. Church, D. Fox, C. Hedrick, M. Tiffany, C. Crane, N. Olds, M. Badger, THIRD ROW: B. Tassie, T. Kever, J. Fisher, C. Heisler, S. Claar, M. Philson, R. Spoor, L. Tundevold, Not 3 �Miss Maroon and Gray o f 1967 is I Merrilee Wagarrian!" BELOW, Merrilee cries after the announce- ; ment which climaxes an exciting A tradition is something to remember something to remind us of the dine when it was ours. Tradition plays a very significant role in the existence of our school. The most important tradition is Homecoming, and this year the students worked hard and participated fully to help make it a memorable occasion. Color Day, Poster Day, Election Day, the Snake Dance, the 7-6 victory over Athens, and retaining the Little Brown Jug, ed to climax the crowning of Miss Maroon and Gray o f 1967, Merrilee Is Crowned Queen in Truer Queen Merrilee Waga Bob 3 Judy Corey and Dennis Biteman Joy Eldred and �tweek for her, her court, .4aroon and Gray of 1966. Emily bard. ;Maroon Tradition Mick' '-',rnith and Tim Kever Mary Lou Knapp Tundevold Nina Olds and Randy Eldred 3 �Co-Op Work While Learning SEATED: S. Smith, M. Pearson, M. A l d r i c h , M. Pearson, S TA N D I N G : D . Halstead, R. Lambert, B. Gottschalk, D. Jones, E. Augustine, D. Deeren, D. Booth, B. Brauker. A B O V E L E F T, David Booth, arranges tools at Gambles. A B O V E , is Nora Johnson who ed at Dancer's Department Store. �Latin takes much concentration and study. ABOVE, Steffaniak who is advisor of Junior Classical League, which consists of the entire Latin I class and previous Members JCL Studies Latin Language and Culture OFFICERS: Connie Sally Leitch, vice-president; Miss Steffaniak, advisor; Judy Corey, president; not pictured is Debbie 3 �l"r 4111 Ai LIBRARY CLUB: K . Morris, K. McCormick, M. Pearson, C. Woodruff, M. Watkins, D. Kaniewski, M. Adams, P. Richards, R. Gallop, C. Rice, M. Collins, C. Robbins, P. Stevens, C. Salyer, N. Ellenwood, Evert, 3 �"I know how busy you are in your library, which is your paradise" Erasmu A librarian's duties are many. AT LEFT carries books to a shelf and BELOW Connie out a book for �Mrs. VanDam is advisor for the of Valuable Preparation Is Offered by FHA FRONT ROW: B. Mears, K. Morris, C. Salyer, SEATED: Mrs. VanDam, advisor; L. Griffith, M. Edwards, hart, P. Stevens, C. Woodruff, L. Morrow, T. Moore, L. Hendricks, M. Aldrich, president. STANDING: nard, K. Aldrich, treasurer, C. Howard, C. B. Dunks, 3 �FFA Projects Are Outstanding The FFA has many which they learn about FIRST ROW: T. Svriliart, D. Dunks, K. Reed. S. Philson, Tassie, treasurer: Mr. Weirich, advisor; P. Pearson, B. Edwards. SECOND ROW: H. Get:, L. Cross, M. King, G. Parshall. D. Watkins. D. Jones, T. Smith, M. Melendy. T H I R D ROW: G. Kincaid. R. Mack. reporter; baugh, B. Blair, T. Dulin, R. Watson. F. Goshcoff, K. Frederick, �MEMBERS OF THE SNO-BALL COURT included Bill Tassie, Marcia Knapp, Billy Renshaw, Princess Becky Lepper, Prince Ed Musolf, Laura Brooks, Cindy Hedrick, and Becky Lepper, Ed Musolf Chosen to Reign Over "Crystal Enchantment" 4 Each sophomore class tries to Sno-Ball one of the nicest and able ever, with the most tions, the finest refreshments, and deserving prince and princess. class was no exception, nor was its Enchantme �4 • �FIRST ROW: L. Markley, C. Hasty, D. Danbury, Miss or; C. Robbins, treasurer; shaw, secretary; M. dent; S. Heath, K. McCormick, M. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Leitch, S. Edwards, C. Smeltzer, M. Knapp, P. Olds, J. McLaughlin, P. Albright, C. Howard, vice president; K. Aldrich, J. Hoath, J. Bavin, K. McCormick, R. Kemmer. THIRD ROW: J. Aldrich, D. Lucas, tlett, J. Philo, B. Fast, T. Dulin. FTA Members Gain Experience in Teaching Cathy Howard, at RIGHT, is one of the FTA members who participated in ing. BELOW, is son, FTA president. 4 �Health Club Members Enjoy Work in Area Hospitals THE DIAGNOSIS! Debbie Craig, president, helped the club's participation in THE TREATMENT! SEATED: M. Wag.aman, K. Wright. R. Martin. S. Heath. J. Shaffer. president. STANDING: treasurer; S. Leitch, viceGrime 4 �Marching, Receive I Rating 4 �SENIOR BAND. FRONT ROW: D . Lucas, N. Glesman, C. Swarthout, A. Tiffany, C. Hedrick, K. Wickwire, C. Arey, M. Smith, R. Gallop, C. Robbins, N. Johnson. SECOND ROW: E. Arey, D. Biteman, J. Corey, K. Wright, S. Church, J. Shaffer, M. Pearson, S. Slocum, K. Coats, S. Leitch, M. Keene, K. Mowry, L. Edgell, B. Tassie. T H I R D ROW: R. Spoor, C. Crane, B. Morrill, M. Knapp, P. Olds, A. Adolph, C. Spencer, E. Augustine, D. Knapp, L . Warkoczeski, J. Mattson, A. Walter, B. Aldrich. FOURTH ROW: M. Wagaman, J. Smith, J. Eldred, M. Knapp, J. Hoath, T. Hitchcox, G. Adams, R. Hobday, M. Adolph, C. Halstead, M. Badger, B. Lepper, B. Fast, L. Tundevold, T. Kever, P. Musselman, B. Johnson, J. McLaughlin, K. Bray, day. FIFTH ROW: L. Groll, D. Craig, D . Brooks, M. Claar, T. Case, B. Brauker, L. Carpenter, Mr. Clayton, director. Al AT LEFT is Mr. John Clayton, director. BELOW, the majorettes are Paulette Olds, Laura Groll, Brenda Johnson, and Men i Sue Badger. Drum Mike t �CADET BAND. FRONT ROW: B . Dunks, D. Spooner, P. Walter, M. Wagaman, L. Clayton, S. Carpenter, J. Musselman, C. Ark, J. Corey. SECOND ROW: M. King, L. Griffith, P. Crane, P. Swarthout, A. Leeth, S. Parks, R. Chard, R. Carothers, R. Pearson, B. Lennon, T. Lepper. T H I R D ROW: C. Augustine, M. Dibert, S. Slocum, A. Diamond, C. Brooks, E. Musolff, B. Johnson, J. Mowry, L. Cross, R. Matson, A. Rice, J. Parks, L. Lepper, C. Heisler, K. Reed, C. Craig. FOURTH ROW: P. Albright, S. Claar, N. Olds, Mr. Clayton, director.. DANCE BAND. FRONT ROW: M r. Clayton, director; D. Knapp, out, A. Tiffany, L. Warkozeski, E. Augustine, S. Slocum. SECOND ROW: J. Hobday, R. Hobday, M. Badger, C. Halstead, T. Hitchcox, M. Robbins. THIRD ROW: A. Walters, K. Bray, J. Aldrich, .1 �The pep band is always seen livening up the halftime at ball HARMONAIRES: Sharon Church, Shirleen Smith. Sally McCormick. Karen 4 �Students Perform "The �Teahouse of the August Moon" . 111 • • • • • DRAMA CLUB: FRONT ROW: lett, Doug Doane. SECOND Dauber, Anne Walter, Sandy Heath, Mr. Bozarth, advisor; Judy Church, president; Men i Sue Spooner. THIRD ROW: Carol nie Halstead, Sally Leitch, Albright, vice-president; Theresa Martin, Melinda Keene, Susan Little, NOT PICTURED: Debbie 4 �NHS Gains Thirteen New Members NEW MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: M. Wagaman, J. Fisher, D. Lucas, K. Bray, K. McCormick, C. Hasty. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, S. Warsop, L. Crane, K. McCormick, S. Patton, L. Smith. OLD MEMBERS: D. Biteman, M. Thompson, E. Arey, J. Corey, N. Johnson, K. Coats, C. Robbins, J. Hobday. The Candelight Ceremony is a traditional part of every National Honor Society Assembly. �Debate, Require Much Effort DEBATERS: Mr. Bozarth, advisor: Pam Albright, Jim Lennon, Dennis Pratice, practice, practice. That's what Sue CoUyer and Dennis Spooner soon discovered about forensics 5 �Pep Club . . . A babbling brook . . . a �School Spirit PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW: M . Knapp, L. Edge11, K . Swarthout, president; S. Church, secretary; M. Wagaman, dent; G. Adams, treasurer; J. Smith, J. Eldred, M. Smith, J. Corey. SECOND ROW: Miss Gregg, advisor, D. Spooner, B. Lepper. T. Lepper, C. Brooks, M. Knapp, J. Dauber, S. Scherry. A. Leech, L. Markley. T H I R D ROW: C . Crane, C. Hedrick, S. Collyer, B. Borne, R. Hendrick, M. Edwards, P. Stevens, C. Salyer, L. Moore, FOURTH ROW: C . Smeltzer, M. Zonker, A. Tiffany, C. Mobley, N. Olds, S. Leitch, C. Robbins, S. Heuer, K. Aldrich, P. Swartout, M. Tiffany. F I F T H ROW: K. Blue, bury, C. Clark, B. Mears, L. Moore, K. Morris, M. Malone, B. Johnson, M. Keene, B. Lennon, C. Arey, G. Rensnaw. SIXTH ROW: C . Craig, P. Crane, J. Musselman, B. Glen, J. McLaughlin, M. Watkins, A. Adolph, C. Hasty, L. Groll, A. Walters, D. Craig, C. Club president Connie Swarthout spent much time leading her group of enthusiastic school 5 �Cheerleaders' Cries Echo VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Judy Corey, Micki Smith, Mary Lou Knapp, Klaudia Coats, Joy Eldred, Jodi Smith, �in Spirited Uproar JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. FRONT: Terri Lepper, Joan Wilber, Becky Lepper. BACK: Deanne Spooner, Susan Scherry, a 5 �FIRST ROW: M r. Rice, advisor; J Aldrich, president; S. retary-treasures; M. at-arms. SECOND ROW: rell, T. Hoover, R. Peck, T. Sweitzes, B. Claar, S. Mills. THIRD ROW: B. Morrill, son, D. Spooner, L. Tundevold, J. Blowers, D. Brooks, D. Hicks, F. Peck. FOURTH ROW: K. Bray, T. Kever, B. Crane, T. Case, Laughlin, D. Knapp. M. Wood, M. Jenkins, R. Hobday, R. Lambert, D. Kaniewski, R. Cameron, M. Melendy. SENIOR VARSITY Varsity Club Holds Slave Auction The Varsity Club chose Jeff Aldrich as 5 ��Junior Class J-Hop and Banquet in Honor �On Saturday, May 18, the Junior Class Junior-Senior Banquet. and the j -Hop in honor graduating The theme for the occasion was and it was carried out beautifully with palm trees, of the sea, and even a The Juniors spent many weeks in preparation banquet and prom, and the seniors were �Publications Play Important Role at UCHS Phantom of the Dennis Biteman, Editor, Maroon and Gray. irn Fisher, Business Manager; Klaudia Coats, Editor, Terry Dulin, assistant editor of Maroon 6 Connie Swarthout, assistant editor of Maroon and Gray. �A--- MAROON AND GRAY STAFF: K. Coats, M. Aldrich. M. Knapp. K. McCormick, S. Porter, L. Groll, S. Heath, Mrs. Raggedy. advisor; T. Case, D. Knapp, J. Fisher, M A R O O N MEMORIES STAFF: Mrs. or; J. McLaughlin, J. Fisher, K. McCormick, S. Porter, --A K. Coats, D. Knapp, T. Case, D. Biteman. �The face the most fair to our vision allowe Is the face we encounter and lose in the crowd Edward Robert Bulwer �, 6 �damp 6 �SPORT Perhaps more than any other activity, sports best definite change of the seasons, from the first brisk night ball, to the heated hysteria of the basketball gym, to ing flawlessness of a spring day's track meet or Although the sports at UCHS vary as much as the constant element which exists throughout is the nity's unyielding 6 �ABOVE, Maroons quickly rally to block for Ball Carricr Mike Mills. A T RIGHT is Tom Sweitzer who as Most Valuable Player by his teammates 6 .ii �Maroon's Spirit Does Despite The 1967 Maroon Football team Little C Conference a rough road to year, following the greatest year in history in 1966. The Maroons had a winning only two of eight games, the highlight of the season being the 7 to 6 over archThe Maroons, under their new Pessell, started the season with lots tion, but lacked depth and size. always retained This year's Most Valuable Player to Tom Sweitzer for his outstanding to the squad. Honorable mention went Wagar, Dennis Pepper, Sam Mills, and zer MAROON CO-CAPTAINS, BOB WAGAR AND 7 �VARSITY FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW: B. Crane, M. Melendy, M. Wood, D. Pepper, B. Wagar, M. Mills, L. Tundevold, T. Hitchcox. SECOND ROW: F. Pessell, S. Philson, B. Claar. T. Hoover, S. Mills, D. Brandt, T. Sweitzer, J. Aldrich, J. Blowers, R. Rice. T H I R D ROW: E. Pensari, R. Peck, E. Stemaly, T. Kever, T. Case, R. Lambert, D. Hicks, R. Matheson, D. Spooner, G. Kincaid, B. Morrill, 6 �1967 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORE U 0 Colon 1 U 1 Quincy 3 U 0 Bronso 1 U 6 Jonesvill 9 U 2 Litchfield 1 U 7 Athens 6 U 7 Readin 1 U 1 Home 3 AT RIGHT Coaches Rice watch the game with Athens won AT FAR LOWER LEFT put an end to an Indian try J.V.'s Chalk Up J. V. FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW: R. Cameron, S. Parks, M. Heisrodt, R. Hoover, T. Lepper, R. Cooper. SECOND ROW: J. Burdick, B. Tassie, D. Smith, B. Fox, R. Chard, A. Pepper. THIRD ROW: S. Adams, C. Heisler, K. Brooks, R. Johnson, M. Dibert, R. Watson, 6 �ABOVE, Maroons' drive and determination were valuable in their victory over the Athens Indians. A T RIGHT, spirited students form a line as Maroons rush out on Court. 7 �Varsity Uphill Battle David Brandt, ABOVE, and Tom Sweitzer, BELOW, were chosen as co-captains by 7 �VARSITY: L. Smith, T. Sweitzer, D. Pepper, M. Adams, R. Uldricks, T. Kever, R. Hobday, K. Bray, D. Hicks, T. Case, D. Brandt, ler, F. Peck, mgr; Basketball Requires Determination JUNIOR VARSITY: L. Lepper, S. Parks, A. Pepper, R. Chard, P. Loss, R. Fredericks, K. Brooks, J. Parks, R. Wells, S. Adams, L. Warkoczeski, G. Lepper, 7 �1967-68 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORE U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 4 5 5 5 6 3 4 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 5 4 6 U 5 Colon Quincy Athen Readin Home Bronso Litchfield Jonesvill St. Philips Quincy Athen Readin St. Philips Home Bronso Litchfield Jonesvill TOURN AM White 5 9 7 8 8 9 6 7 8 6 6 8 5 8 10 6 7 8 Maroons Throughout Our Varsity Cagers had trouble making baskets this past season, but showed great progress and gained valuable experience which will aid them in future years Dennis Pepper and Tom Sweitzer were co-captains by their teammates David Brandt was chosen as Most Valuable Player for having made the most points and for his great effort. Win or lose, we should be proud of the Maroons who never gave up at any time and gave their best selves and their school. �Mighty Maroon Matrats FRONT ROW: Kregg Barnhart, Rick Cameron, Jeff Cockrell, vold, Doug Brooks, Bob Claar, Bob Wagar, David Diamond. Mike Stemaly, Mike Jenkins, mgr; Randy Matheson, Steve Wood, Ed Stemaly, Jeff Aldrich, Ron Peck, Ron Hoover, Sam Mills, mg: Coach Gaffner. Another UCHS takedown! �ake Mincemeat This was the fourth year ding in Union City and the first year of matwork under Gaffner The matmen made good showings lost some valuable wrestlers from last Special mention given to Jeff Aldrich fourth in state at finishing a fine 40 lbs. of The Pin 7 �A little spiritual You're a good man Ed Stemaly! �Shot taken a split second before a Thu one's never 77 �Maroon Thinclads End Third in ABOVE: Dennis Pepper. R I G H T: To m Sweitzer 7 Union City proved to be a strong contender peat as Little "C" track champs this year. In previously unbeaten Reading was handed defeat of the season by our mighty thinclads. conference meet, Union City ended up third in with Litchfield. In the conference meet, two school broken with Lee Tundevold breaking the record in the two-mile and Jerry McLaughlin breaking in the 880 Dennis Kaniewski was the scoring ace year's squad [ s o broke hi own high ord set ; y.'ar. The new record is 6 ft. 3 in. Central iv.;chigan Relays, Ron Hobday with Union City's only point in the Union had five boys go to the state year, including Tom Sweitzer, Dennis Pepper, Jeff Aldrich, Jerry McLaughlin, and John Hobday. all, it was quite a �WI ABOVE: Larry AT LEFT: Dennis Kaniewski. F R O M ROW: S . Char, A. Pepper, M. Kemmer, S. Parks, R. Hoover, G. Lepper, L. Tundevold, D. Watson, F. Peck, mgr. SECOND ROW: J. Mattson, J. Cockrell, T. Sweitzer, S. Wart, R. Peck, D. Spooner, M. Stemaly, L. Warkoczeski, D. Pepper, J. Aldrich. THIRD ROW: Coach Gaffner, J. McLaughlin, R. Mattheson, J. Hobclay, R. Hobday, M. Dibert, R. Uldricks, D. Kaniewski, K. Brooks, aly, Coach 7 �UC Baseball Team Ends Successful Year The Maroon baseball team of hit heavily by graduation, having only three returning lettermen, Bob Wagar, per, and Steve Philson. This didn't stop the Maroons, however, as they came up very good season, winning 7 and under the direction of new head coach, Mick Morse. The team improved throughout the year, getting better every game. The Maroons will be fortunate to have lots back next year from this year's fine team. :44 # - g VA R S I T Y B A S E B A L L T E A M . F R O N T ROW: F. Peck, mgr; A. Pepper, L . Smith, S. Blowers, S. Patton, W. Gardner, L. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: D . Pepper, B. Claar, L . Tundevold, G. Lepper, B. Wagar, W. Wadsworth. T H I R D ROW: Coach Morse, T. Sweitzer, S. Philson, P. Loss, W. Alexander, D. Hicks, J. Hobday. 8 �SCORE J. V. BASEBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: R. Cooper, sop, M. Dunn, B. Tassie, S. Claar, J. Musselman, L. Cross. SECOND ROW: T. Lepper. L. Lepper, K. Brooks, P. Loss, W. Wadsworth, S. Parks, A. Pepper, Coach Clutter. U U U U U U U U U U U U 1 8 5 3 3 1 5 1 7 1 1 0 Quincy Colon Jonesvill St. Phillip Litchfield Colon Athens Mendo Readin Hoiner St. Phillip Bronso 0 3 1 7 1 1 1 8 2 9 7 1 P ��JUNIOR HIGH 8 �"Youth is to all the glad of life . . ." Carlyl 4 1\ • �8 �1111 Sixth Grade Becomes Integral Miss Jeanne Baker, BELOW, is new to the junior high school and teaches math lish. A T RIGHT, Patricia Kline, science teacher, helps a student with wor Ii • A SIXTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: president; Sandy Philson, vice-president; treasurer; Kurt �Part of Junior High Miss Ruth George. ABOVE, and Allwardt, AT RIGHT, have been on the faculty for many years; both instruct reading. math, studie 8 �Seventh Grade . . . A Distinct 4.•••• I M M O I ) - - , _ --.-.4,,i• Vern AcMoody Steve Aldrich Terry Avery Kathy Baker Reed Pamela Joni Richard Booth Karen Boyd Tom Richard Terry Brooks Mary Lou Dan Lou Ann Special education teacher. Rouillard helps SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Brian president; Joe Claar, secretary; Judy Salyer, president; Doug Lepper, 8 �Entering junior high school new and exciting changes. A n activity that is especially looked forward to A B O V E , M r. Clayton instructs his son, Larry, in the fundamentals of Cathy Gaile John Larry Melanie Woodie Debbie Arthur Brenda Gary Ricky Patty Shirley Eva Paul Ben Rod Roger Gary Freda Lois Lois P 8 �Roy Juanita Guthrie Jim Hamlet Debbie Hamlin Jerry Hand Alan Marcia Steve Hard f „ A I # 1 t h STUDENT COUNCIL. TOP left to right: L. Case, D. Watkins, G. Parks, S. Scherry, M. Girard, S. Knapp, D. Kever, P. Hasty, T. Hurley, S. Walters, son, D. Watkins, H. Scherry, M. Carpenter, J. Hampton, M. Lepper, T. Matson, D. Brooks, B. Small, R. Cross, acting secretary; D. Brooks, acting president: son, Brian Pat Hendricks Doreen Henning Kevin Linda Hilyard Susan Hoath Cindy Hudson Lorene Sandy Debra Hurley Gary David Kidney Jackie King Lisa Alva Knapp 90 �* In his first year of teaching, Mr. teaches science, and also is Aside from his classroom Virgil Leatherman, has spent working with adult and programs sponsored through lege and the Mott Joyce John Ricky Doug Eugene Little Nancy Little Mark Jeff Dan Doug Carolyn Teresa Karla Rick James Pat Gary Richard Robin Richard 9 �Kathy Olds Debbie Orr Dennis ‘iv A n • Keith Palmerton Jackie Philo Sandy Plettner David Porter Marty Donald Linda Richard Roderick Judy Steve Teresa Scott SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Freda Franks, Kathy Olds, Bonnie Timbs. BACK ROW: Mary Lou Carpenter, Lisa Kingsley. 9 As junior high Michael Morse, works the students in many as well as regular �Rodney Jean Smith Don Robert Snyder Gilbert Strathern Jerry Streeter Nancy Swarthout Bonnie Tirnbs Shelley Timbs Gail VanHorn Mary Vogel James Dennis Watkins Don Gene Tom Wickwire Kathy Williams Kathy Woodruff Cindy Worden Mary Basketball Team Loses Only One SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL. BACK ROW: John Leatherbury, Tom Dan MacDonald, Scott Schrader, Roy Grigsby, Steve Hard, Don Richards, Gary Johnson, Vern AcMoody, Alva Knapp. FRONT ROW: Chuck Pat Mills. Steve Scherry, Denny Watkins, Doug Lepper, Mark Loss, Louie Coach Clutter. 9 �EIGHTH GRADE Boy's physical education tory are taught by Mr. lie also coaches seventh grade Mary Dan Ant Tom Austin Bev Biteman Bruce Blair Roger Cynthia Boyd Paul Dianne Brooks Linda Burdick Mike Butler Jim Chris Christophel Randy Christ) David Jerry Collins Rends Collins Perry Collyer Ronal Collyer Ginger Ray Cook Liz Cox Brenda Terry Pam C 94 1 �Capable Officers Lead Eighth Grade Louie Denning Doug Diamond Donna Debbie Dory Patty DuBois Dan Dunithan George David Lou Ann Fair Charles Fenton Roger Fox Sherry Connie Fredericks Russ Bonnie EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Valerie Heisler, vice-president; Lorri Louie Denning, treasurer; Dan TOP LEFT'. Mrs. Ruth Seals with their English. BELOW LEFT, Bartlett has taught English and science year 9 �As science teacher, Mrs. keeps her class informative Mark Penny Leh 4 t. -lame . ria „ Bill Haley Joni Hampton Gene Heaton Valerie Ron Hickey David Hicks _••••,/ Shelley Hoath Marcia Hobday Judy Hoover David JoAnne Hurley Gail Bob Rick Russ " 96 One of the most well-liked persons at the school is the secretary, Philso �Eighth Grade . . . Lively . . . Enthusiastic . . . Eager Aleta Dan Bud Kidney Ric Knapp Lorri Marilyn Lepper Steve Lepper Bruce Little Robin Little Ken Littlejohn Jane Sheryl Alfred Debbie Mark McCormick Justin David Penny Miller Mike Pat .inet Reed, ABOVE. aches students the fundamentals of math. Mrs. Viola Brisbane. AT RIGHT. is responsible for plete library at the junior 4 . " 'coo. 174\i �Spirit Spells "CHAMPIONS" EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL. BACK ROW: Coach Clutter, Paul Brecheisen, Mark McCormick, Ron Hickey, Mark Girard, Dan Kever, Gene Heaton, Kim Philson, Russ Freds, Duane Watkins, Ric Knapp, Bob Jasper. FRONT ROW: Bill Haley, mg; Dan Dunithan, Louie Denning. Keith Patton. Doug Paine, Chuck Swarth out, mg. Luann Morris Jim Henry O'Neill Doug Keith Patton \•"1, John Penny Philo Kim Debbie Debbie Puckett Laurie Susan EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. Lorri Lepper, Terry Cross, Mary Adams, Valerie Heisler, 9 �— -ilinummonom „I The operational staff at the junior includes Paul MacDonald, Glema Hadden, Ratzow. Wanda Mike Bob Paul Dave Keith Linda LeRoy Elizabeth Rod Virginia Chuck Denise Cathy Norma Ed Sharon Sherry Duane Julie Steve Gayla Velda Wanda Wiferd Ron 99 ��SENIOR HIGH STUDENT LIFE 10 �Freshmen Experience New Way of School Life Cliff Augustine Jerry Avery Steve Batterson : Kathy Blue Allen Booth Wanda Gayle Brooks Sharon Jeff Burdick Kay Burns Richard Sue Ann Christine Susan Bob 41' Bruce Rick Stanley Clayton -141triaL._ Michele Collins Sandy Collyer Randi 10 �Joyce Caroline Peggy Ron Larry Jodi Ann Mark Dibert Ann Mike Debbe Mark Bill Clarence David 0 1 1 1 1 4 4, .11 4§, Becky Fox Roger Terry Ron Kathy are ‘ 4 1 v - ) • • 1:1 Allen Pepper, freshman class president, a history 10 �Ray Lenora Griffith Mike Guthrie Bob Haley Mary Heaton Cliff Lorna Hendrick Marc Hiesrodt Thea Hoath Ron Hoover Linda Inman Mike Bob Larry Mike ••••• 0,4 Cathy Kidney Mike King David Lambert Mike Lambka Angie Leeth N Larry Lepper Terry Toby Lepper Garry Wendy let k i l l 4 1111111 6 I �Randy Cindy Mobley Tressa Ann Morrow Joe Mowry Jerry Linda Norton John Steve Gary Allen Jo Ann Philo Lewis Rarick Allen Rice Diana Ruth Howard Paula Schoultz Mike Stemaly Karen Officers Help to Make School Freshman year is a very and its success is dependent much leaders. This year the freshmen cers with leadership and ability. Allen Pepper, president; vice-president; Kathy Frecis, Rick Chard, 10 �Freshmen Look Forward to Sophomore Year Patty Swartout Mary Tiffany rerry Vlick Randy Steve Mike Sam Phillip Walter Don Watkins Delores Doug Mary Ellen Roderick Vicki Nina Joan Youngs Marta Zonker 10 �SOPHOMORE A time A time the uncertainties of the uncertainties of freshman vanished, and the difficulties of vanished, and the difficulties of the remaining year have not the remaining years have not - �Sophomores' Crystal ABOVE, the SOPHOMORE CLASS Larry Warkoczeski, secretary; Ed Marcia Knapp, president; and Bill Tassie, v. president. AT RIGHT Barb Mears helps to decorate for the "Crystal Enchantment." A T FAR enjoy the evening at Steve Adams Pam Albright Carol Arey Cathy Ant Men Sue Bill Bartlett Sharon Joyce Robert Blair Barbara Borne Anne Brandt Carol Ken Rick Mike Jeff Laura Sue Ann Joan Frank 10 �Enchantment Is Debbie Ed Gerald Barbara Doug Bonnie Jon Betsy Cindy Rene Mary Steve Ron Laura Brenda �Class Ring Selection Is Exciting ikisimp-1:311 Randy Melinda Marcia Knapp Barbara Lenon Becky Lepper Pat Linda Markley Theresa Martin Jack Mattson Jacquy McLaughlin Barbara Debbie Mefford Judy Miller Lila Kay Morris 110 �Ed Musolf Joy Nanette Paulette Olds Phillip Frances Beverly Brenda Marcia I Ken Georgene Cathy Pam Richards Cathy Susan Sheila Chris Smith Dale Smith Gary Smith Terry Smith Juanita Smurr I �Cindy Deanne Pat Bill Ann Tiffany Mary Toner Anne Walter Larry Steve Wart David Richard Sharla Kathy Wickwire Connie Woodruff Sophomores Complete Busy Year Marcia Knapp proved to be an and hard working sophomore dent 11 �JUNIORS confident season. N o t confident time. N o t new and timid with new and timid with not confused and leary at not confused and leary at lie lie �Highlights of Junior Year Are Mark Adolph Kathy Aldrich Debbie Austin Bill Jim Stan JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dennis Doug Brooks, secretary: Mary Lou Knapp. and Rolla Uldricks, treasurer, not pictured. Sheryl Doug Connie Button Larry Bob Cindy Clark Sponsored by the Rotary Club, two juniors were chosen to spend the summer abroad. They were Ed Stemaly who went to Finland, and Carol Hasty who went to Holland. 11 �Successful J-Hop, Class Rings Mike Linda Cindy Darla Diana A Terry Dulin Hazel Susan Ann Bob Diana Wayne Harold Donna Nancy Frank Laura Cindy John Connie illb16.4.1. 11 �Carol Hasty Sandy Heath Dan Hicks Delaria Hindman Tom Hitchcox Joy Hoath Vicki Terry Hoover Jerry Johnson David David Jones and John Gutherie are two of the boys who spent many ing with the plants which help the student lounge a more Reggie Kemmer Tim Kever Garth Kincaid Bob King Mary Lou Knapp Steve Lambert Jean Little Bonnie Ritchie Maureen II �Magazine Sales Are Fun, Profitable Rose Martin Randy Rose Kristin McCormick Karen McCormick Linda Bill Morrill Stephen Patton Ron John Philo Susan Porter Regina Carol George Cathy Judy Smith Larry Smith Lynn Smith Micki Smith Dennis Rex Spoor The juniors' magazine sales were highly ful, thanks to the ambition of students Tundevold who was the �Juniors Look Forward to Final Year Ed Stemaly David Janice Sutfin Connie Swarthout Lee Tundevold Rolla Uldriks Dallas Wendell Wadsworth Sue Connie Maynard Karen Wright II The juniors were fortunate to spirited, active, and tireless their president, �SENIOR . . . the happy, ... the happy, puzzled, anticipated finale of puzzled, anticipated finale of �-46001 ear' e is elernati morIa/: a n d a6,aiSis a Sorizon; and noM-iny save Me Iiind OUP sifk. „W. 70). The Senior Class Dedicates This Section of In Memory of Jack Arthur 12 �1968 Class Colors: Navy Blue and White GLORIA ADAMS MICHAEL ADAMS ANN ADOLPH JEFFREY ALDRICH MARCIA ALDRICH ELLEN A R E Y VALEDICTORIAN Judy Corey 3.749 SALUTATORIAN Nora Johnson 3.469 12 _ �The senior class officers are Marcia Thompson, treasurer; Don retary; Don president; president 1968 Class Song: "The Impossible ERNEST AUGUSTINE DENNIS BITEMAN DAVID BOOTH DAVID BRANDT BURL BRAUKER KIM BRAY WAYNE TOM SHARON CHURCH I 22 �K L A U D I A C O AT S BRINDA COLLINS Dream" W I L L I A M COOK JUDY COREY DEBORAH C R A I G WILLIAM CRANE DON D E E R E N CHARLES D I A M O N D Dennis Biteman, class president, spent many hours arranging for the class trip, graduation. and many other affairs. 12 �t 12 �"We know not what the future holds, but we know who holds the future." DONA EARL LINDA EDGELL JOY ELDRED NAOMI E L L E N W O O D JIM F I S H E R DONNA FOSTER RUTH GALLAP TO N I A G A R R I S O N B A R N E Y GOTTSCHALK I �M A R S H A GRIMES DONNA HALSTEAD SANDRA HEUER JOHN H O B D AY MELISSA H O U V ENOR C AT H L EEN H O WA R D 12 �N O R A JOHNSON B A R B A R A JONES D AV I D JONES DENNIS K A N I E W S K I D AV I D K N A P P ROGER L A M B E R T S A L LY L E I T C H DON L U C A S 12 �JERRY McLAUGHLIN MERLE MELENDY LINDA MENCH KYLE MILLER MICHAEL MILLS SAMUEL MILLS KATHY MOWRY PENNY MUSSELMAN MARGUERITE Lunch time finds senior girls eager to catch up on the day's • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • • 111- • & 1 81 ▪ a 12 a • �1968 Class Flower: David Brandt and Jodi their long-awaited senior pictures. I Ellen Arey was chosen DAR Good Citizen for her high qualities of character, ice, and MICHAEL PEARSON DENNIS ROY STEVE PHILSON BRUC CHERYL 12 �A L I C E ROBINSON JOE S H E R M A N RUTH M I L L E R JODI SMITH SHIRLEEN SMITH TOM SWEITZER �THOMAS S W I H A R T M A R C I A THOMPSON SAM VA N H O R N r M E R R I L E E WA G A M A N ROBERT WA G A R M A R C I A WAT K I N S Exams . . . College applications . . . S AT . . . A C T . . . M H E A A . . . graduation . . . grades . . . but always time f o r fun. 13 �Graduation . . . Climax to a Memorable Year 13 I �Board of Education president. John nresenta R y a n & with his tlinkrna r 13 �13 Mr. Ross Donna �And suddenly . . . alumni. ( 13 �Graduation . . . speeches.. . pictures . . . "Class of '68" . . . NO EXAMS! . . . Chicago... "Hey I lost my tassel . . . practice, practice, practice " We are tough, we are tears . . . HURRAH! . . . a yellow of nineteen hundred and sixty-eight is now ready to receive their diplomas" . . . "Pomp and Circumstance" . . . parties . . . Lake Michigan . . . alumni. . . ways 13 ��Senior Directory' GLORIA ADAMS FTA: 4. Health Careers Club: 3. Pep Club: 1,2,3, treasurer 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: Band: 2. All-School Play: ior Classical League: 2. MICHAEL ADAMS .Library Club: 4. Football: ketball: 1,2,4. ANN ADOLPH Health Careers Club: 2. Pep Club: 1,2,3,4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Play: 2. Junior Classical League: 3, 4. Forensics: 4. JEFFREY ADLRICH FTA: 4. Band: 1,2,3,4. 3. Dance Band: 4. Chorus: School Play: 3. Class retary 3. Football: tling: 1,2,3,4. Track: sity Club: 1,2,3, president 4. MARCIA ALDRICH Paper Staff: 3,4. FHA: ident 4. Pep Club: 2,3. CoELLEN AREY Top Ten 3.448. NHS: 3, ident 4. Library Club: 1, ident 2. Band: 1,2,3,4. cil: 2,3, secretary 4. DAR Good Citizen: 4. ERNEST AUGUSTINE Band: 1,2,3,4. Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Dance Band: 3,4. All3. Co-op: 4. Football: 1. DENNIS BITEMAN Top Ten 3.333. Paper ant Editor 3, Editor 4. Student Council 1. NHS: 3, president 4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Band president 3, president 4.Chorus: 3. Boys' State, Class Officer: president 2, vice-president 3, president 4. Football: I . Yearbook Staff: 4. DAVID BOOTH All-School Play: 3. Co-op: 4. DAVID BRANDT Yearbook Staff: 4. Paper Staff: 3. 4. Band: 1. Chorus: 3. Football: 1, 2,3,4. Basketball: 1,2,3,4. Track: 1, 2,3. Varsity Club: 2,3,4. BURL BRAUKER Band: 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: 4. Co-op: 4. Wrestling: 2,3. KIM BRAY 13 Student Council: 2, vice-president 3, president 4. NHS: 4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: 2,3,4. Dance Band 2,3,4. Chorus: 3. All-School Play ketball: 3. Varsity Club: 4. WAYNE FFA: 4. THOMAS CASE Yearbook Staff: 4. Paper Staff: 4. Student Council: 2. Band: 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: 1. Dance Band: 1,2,3,4. Sno-Ball Court: 2. Class Officer: treasurer 1. Football: ketball: 2,3,4. Varsity Club: 2,3,4. SHARON CHURCH Student Council: 1,4. FTA: Club: 1,2,3, secretary 4. Band: 1,2, 3,4. All-School Play: 2,3,4. Junior Classical League: 3,4.1-farmonaires: 4. 'CLAUDIA COATS Yearbook Staff: Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. Paper Staff: dent Council: 3. NHS: 3,4. FTA: 1. Health Careers Club: Club: 1,2, treasurer 3,4. Band: 1, 2,3,4. Band treasurer 3,4. Chorus monaires: 4. Cheerleader: 2,3,4. All-School Play: 2,3. BRINDA COLLINS Library Club: 1,2. FHA: 1. WILLIAM COOK Co-op: 4. JUDY COREY Valedictorian 3.749. NHS: 3, treasurer 4. FTA: 1, treasurer 2. Health Careers Club: 3. Pep Club: 1,2,3,4. Band: 1,2,3,4. 3,4. All-School Play: 4, Junior Classical League: president 3,4. Homeccming Court: 4. DEBORAH CRAIG Top Ten 3.097. 2. Health Careers Club: president 4. Pep Club 1,2, secretary 3,4. Band: 1,2,3,4. League: treasurer 3,4. WILLIAM CRANE Top Ten 3.303. Band: retary 4. Football: 1,2. Varsity Club: 4. DON DEER Top Ten 3.250. All3. Co-op: 4. Class Officer: ident 4. CHARLES DIAMOND FFA: 1,2,3,4. Band: 1,2. Co-op: 4. DONA EARL FHA: 1. Pep Club: treasurer 1,2,3. Band: 1. Cheerleader: 1. Play: 3. Class Officer: LINDA EDG Pep Club: 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: 1,2. Chorus: monaires: 4. Cheerleader: School Play: 3. Class surer 3,4. JOY ELDRED Student Council 1,4. Pep Club: 1, 2, vice-president 3,4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Chorus: 1,2,3. Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Court: 3,4. Court: 2. NAOMI ELLENWOOD Library Club: 2,3,4. Pep Club: 2,3. JAMES FISHER Top Ten 3.175. Yearbook Staff: 4. Paper Staff: 4. Student Council: 4. NHS: 4. All-School Play: Officer: president 3. Society: 1. DONNA FOSTER Health Careers Club: 1. Pep Club: 1, 2,3. All-School Play: 2,3. RUTH GALLAP Top Ten 3.333. Library Club: 1,4. Band 1,2,3,4. TONIA GARRISON Top Ten 3.000. Library Club: 1,2, vice-president 3, secretary Club: 1,2, historian 3. BARNEY GOTTSCHALK Co-op: 4. MARSHA GRIMES Yearbook Staff: 2. Paper Staff: 2. 3. Library Club: 2. Club: secretary 4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Band: 1,2. Cheerleader: 1. CoDONNA HALSTEAD Paper Staff: 1,2. FHA: Club: 1,2,3. Co-op: 4. SANDRA HEUER FHA: 1,2. Pep Club: 3 JOHN HOBDAY Top Ten 3.061. Yearbook Staff: 1, �2. Paper Staff: 1,2. NHS: 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: Band: 1,2,3,4. Band Council: 2,3,4. Chorus: 3. All-School Play: 2,4. Class Officer: secretary 2. Track: 2, 3,4. Baseball: 4. secretary 4. Drum Major: 1. JERRY McLAUGHLIN Paper Staff: 3,4. Yearbook Staff: 4. Football: 1,2. Track: Club 4. MELISSA HOUVENER Health Careers Club: 2. retary 1,2. MERLE MELENDY FFA: 1,2, treasurer 2,3,4. Track: 1. Wrestling: 1,2,3. Varsity Club 2,3,4. CATHLEEN HOWARD FTA: 1,2, vice-president 3,4. FHA: 4. Pep Club: 1. Chorus: School Play: 2. LINDA MENCH Pep Club: 1. Band: 1,2. Chorus: 1,2,3. NORA Salutatorian 3.469. 2. Paper Staff: 2,3. cil: 2, secretary 4. Library Club: 1, 2. Pep Club: 1,2. Band: 1,2,3,4. Band Council: 2,3,4. I. Co-op: 4. Bible Club: 2,3. BARBARA Chorus: 3. DAN Football: 2. DENNIS KANIEWSKI Top Ten 3.303. Library Club: 1,2,3, vice-president 4. All-School Play: 3. Track: 3,4. Varsity Club: 4. DAVID Yearbook Staff: 4. Paper Staff: 4. Student Council: 1.3. Band: 1,2,3, 4. Pep Band: 1,2,3. Dance Band: 2, 3,4. Band Council: 4. Chorus: 3. Boys State. Wrestling: ball: 2. Varsity Club: Student ROGER LAMBERT FFA: I , sentinel 2. secretary president 4. Co-op: 4. Football: 1,2, 3,4. Wrestling: 1;2,3. 1,2,3,4 SALLY LEITCH Student Council: 4. FTA. 2,4. Health Careers Club: 4. Pep Club: 1,2,4. Band: Band 1,2,4. Chorus: 2. 4. All-School Play: 2. League: vice-president Club: 3. DON Top Ten 3.452. Yearbook Paper Staff: Editor Council: secretary 1,2. NHS' 4. FTA: 2,3.4. Band Band: 1,2. Dance Band: Council: 3,4. Chorus: School gay: 1,3,4. KYLE MILLER Library Club: 4. All-School Play: 3. Football: 1. MICHAEL MILLS FFA: 1. Football: 2,3. Varsity Club: 3,4. Gymnastics: 1. SAMUEL MILLS Football: 1,2,3,4. Wrestling: 2,3. Manager: 4. Varsity Club: nastics: 1. KATHY MOWRY Pep Club: 2. Band: Band: 4. Band Council: 2,3. PENNY MUSSELMAN Pep Club: 1. Band: Officer: secretary 1. MARGUERITE Library Club: 4. Health 1,2. Pep Club: 1,2,3. Band: 1,2,3,4. Band Council: 4. Co-op: 4. MICHAEL Co-op: 4. Football: 1. Basketball: 1. Track: 1. RUTH MILLER Library Club: secretary 1,2,3. FHA: 3. Pep Club: 1,2,3. Chorus: 3. DENNIS Varsity Club: 1,2,3,4. Football: 1,2, 3,4. Basketball: 1,2,3,4. Track: 1,2,3, 4. Baseball: 1,2,3,4. ROY Pep Club: 2. Band: 1,2,3,4. 2,3,4 BRUCE RENSHAW Band: 1. CHERYL ROBBINS Top Ten 3.000. NHS: Club: 1,2,3, president 4. FTA: 1. historian 2, treasurer 3, secretary 4. Pep Club 1, president 2 Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band: Band 2,3,4. Chorus: 3. Play: 3. ALICE ROBINSON Pep Club: 1,2. AllJOSEPH SHERMAN JODI SMITH FTA: 4. Pep Club: 1,2,3,4. Band: 1, 2,3,4. Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4. Court: 2. SHIRLEEN SMITH FHA: 1. Pep Club: 3. Chorus 1,2, secretary 3. Harmonaires: 4. THOMAS SWEITZER Student Council: 3. Chorus: ball: 1,2,3,4. Basketball: tling: 2. Track: 1,2,3,4. Baseball: 4. Varsity Club: 3,4. THOMAS SWIHART FFA: 2. MARCIA THOMPSON Top Ten 3.424. NHS: 4. Library Club: 1. FTA: retary 2, treasurer 2, president 4. Band: 1,2. Junior 2, secretary 3,4. treasurer 4. SAM VAN HORN Sno-Ball Court: 2. president 1. Football: tling: 1,2,3. Track: 1. 2,3 MERRI LEE WAGAMAN Student Council: 1, treasurer 2,3. NHS: 4. Health Careers Club: 2,3,4. Pep Club: 1,2,3, vice-president 4. Band: 1,2,3,4. Band Council: 4. Chorus: 1. Betty maker Award Court: 3, Queen 4. Sno2. Exchange Student STEVE Student Council: 2,4. FFA: er 2,3. president 4. Football: 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2. Wrestling: ball: 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club: 1,2,3.4. ROBERT WAGAR Student Council: 2. Sno2. Football: 1,2,3,4. Wrestling: 4. Baseball, 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club: 2,3,4. JUDY PILERI Paper Staff: 2,3.4. Library Club: 3. Pep Club: 2,3. Chorus: 3. MARCIA WATKINS Library Club: 2,3, treasurer Club: 2,3,4. 13 ��COMMUNITY The community plays an important role in our Participation in varied school activities by the made Union City High School a well-respected and schoo By the same token, the student's participation projects throughout the year has made them interested affairs of Union City. By working together, the school and community much understanding and respect for 14 �THE UNION CITY AREA IS 14 �A THRIVING A N D PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY �R& D MEATS GROCERIE OUR SPECIALITY — FRIENDLINESS Burlington Main Street UNION CITY DRY FINE FOOD "Cleaner CITY Our COURTEOUS SERVICE 303 Broadway U n i o n City 14 n i n i o n HEMENWAY For Over 30 Years . . . Fine Bedding, And Furniture at Low Cash and U U Compliments to the Class of '68 HAWKEN' FURNITURE Broadway Broadway R. B. HEMENWAY, Broker "Service First" o n City 301 N. Broadway Union City �WAS KIN RO THE BEST TO THE * SENIOR CLASS • . 1 1. p e l Union City GLOVE FEATURING PITTSBURG PAINTS AND BOTTLED GAS INC MANUFACTURERS OF COATED GLOVES AREY HARDWARE 105 Main Street B u r l i n g t FOR INDUSTRY o M60 n U n i o n City -4 OXYGEN EQUIPPED WALTERS AMBULANCE SERVICE FLOWERS AND PLANTS JENKIN FUNERAL HOME 501 N. Broadway U n i o n FOR ALL OCCASIONS City Union City 14 �YOUR FAMILY BARBER SHOP WILLARD C. ADOLPH INSURANCE, ACCOUNTING AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY JERRY — DEO — FRANK Serving You Unio Broadwa 314 Broadway Union City GRAY A R V % AGENC DEPENDABLE INSURANCE OF A L L KINDS 215 North Broadway Union City Gas For JACK'S Do it Yourself NORTH SERVICE STATION Home Made Doughnuts Sat. and Open 10 A. M. — 10 P. M. Every Day ESTEL HEDRICK, Mgr, M-60 14 U n i o n City Woodruff Union City �McLAUGHLIN' PHARMAC Billfolds C o s m e t i c s Hallmark Fast Film Broadway UNION CITY LUMBER COMPANY U n i o n City CONGRATULATIONS ROOF TRUSSES P I T T S B U R G PAINTS Broadway U n i o n City Complete Line of Chevrolet, Chevell, Chevy II, Corvair, ALTHAVER INC M-60 East U Groceries n C -j-..he (rub - i o o l n City d BEST WISHES CLASS OF '68 Beer and Wine BROTT'S HENSLEY' Fishing Bai 50 TO 11.00 STORE Licenses T a c k l e Union City Broadway U n i o n City 14 �. ,. „1 . THE RIPSTRA' %ti i'• . t s9tI BYADAMSITE 4 - " . . L . • ill SUB-DIVISION . , p-r4% . , n, • le " 1 ilk; - • :01 4, i .' 4 , — - t / .' 01 ' , . 7 I. • ... . k V A M 7 ' CONGRATULATIONS - Ile -NIP; • - " " I i i t . , . . —, . - ALBRIGH BUILDERS COMPANY Compliments of HOOKE OIL COMPANY COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS SERVING THE UNION CITY M60 AND BRONSON AREA U n i o n City The Choice of "Congratulations Discriminating Class of 1968" PRINTCRAF WASHBURN AND AUTO SALES, INC. GRADUATION PERSONAL CARDS an PERSONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS M-60 U n i o n City Phillips 6 6 COVEY'S Compliments of BENNET MANUFACTURING COMPANY M60 14 U n i o Scranton. P e n n s y l v a n i a n GAS — OIL — LUBRICATION City St. Joseph Street U n i o n City �WELL'S FARGO MOTE GOOD LUCK GRADS REED'S STANDARD DELUXE ROOMS LEWIS and LILLIAN WELLS "AS YOU TRAVEL, ASK US" M60 316 N. Broadway U n i o n U n i o n City City CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! STAR MOBILE HOMES LEW WELLS' AUTO SALE DIVISION OF DIVCO-WAYNE INDUSTRIES INC. SELECT QUALITY USED CARS "BEST WISHES" 401 S. Broadway Union City 717 North Broadway Union City MILLER' HARDWAR "WHEEL HORSE" TRACTORS 42 ATTACHMENTS 308 N. Broadway U n i o n City BEST WISHES CLASS OF '68 BAYLIS DANCER' DEPARTMENT "KEEPSAKE" DIAMOND RINGS WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR COMPLETE LINE OF FINE APPAREL Broadway U n i o n City Broadway U n i o n City 14 �THE FRIENDLY STORE GAMBLE ARNOLD AUSTIN — Broadway U n i o n City BRANDT'S STATIO GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '68 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE MARY JANE'S CLOTHES Union City 307 Broadway YOUR FORD DEALER Union City Broadwa HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — APPLIANCES BRAY MOTOR MERCHANT CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 741-4311 North Broadway U n i o n City CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AMERICA WOODCRAFT, INC. HARDWAR QUALITY MILLWORK LAMINATED PLASTICS Union City 15 Union City A �1 �. . . it is not the ultimate end. 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' ,,,, ji ..._•,, , r ...„„14. . . ; : , . 3„....0..,•.t . ..„ ;le' • „ , , . . , • ., . 4 •. 1 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union City High School Yearbook, 1968 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Union City (Mich.) Description An account of the resource 1968 yearbook of Union City High School in Union City, Michigan. Alternate title: Maroon Memories. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Annual Staff Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Union City High School, Union City, Michigan Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Union City