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Indian Mounds Rock & Mineral Club
Bulletin Board.
(Send club archive information to be posted here using the email address at
the bottom of this page, or see me at a meeting).
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Please contact Kreigh if you need another invite to join the group (every new club member receives an invite as part of our membership process).
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We remember the following active club members who have been called home by our Lord.
Bob Allen
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Bill Ammerman
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Nancy Ammerman
Field Trip Chair 1977, 1978, 1979
Sgt. Arms 1977, 1978, 1979
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Bob Beauvais
Vice President 1975
President 1981, 1982
Secretary 1995, 1996
Treasurer 1979
Board Member 1978, 1979,2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
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Ruth Beauvais
Librarian 1983, 1984
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Roy Beck
President 1999
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Barbara Benjamin
President 1985, 1986
Vice President 1983, 1984
Secretary 1993, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Treasurer 1981, 1982, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2006
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Edward Benjamin
Editor 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
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Helen Bersma
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Clarence Berndt
Editor 1978, 1979, 1980
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Barb Bieszka
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Crystal Boogaart
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Peter Boogaart
Board Member 1997
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Mabel Bowers
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Willie Bradley
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Eleanor Brummel
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Harry Brummel
President 1977
Vice-President 1976
Board Member 1989
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James Carper
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Clara Casterline
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Harold Casterline
Vice President 1965, 1966
Treasurer 1970
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Don Crabbs
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Leona Crabbs
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Jack Cramer
Original President as the club was formed in 1964-5
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Bill Debakeky
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Julia Donker
Vice President 2012
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Marie DuPrey
Librarian 1977
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Ted DuPrey
President 1969
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Art Ferguson
President 1980
Bulletin Editor 1981
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Helen Gedritis
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Ernie Gifford
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Anna Gifford
Treasurer 1971, 1972
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Leo Hoogerhyde
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Roger Horvarter
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Leon House
Treasurer 1978, 1979
Board Member 1981, 1982
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Naida House
President 1989, 1990
Vice-President 1986, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001
Secretary 1980, 1981, 1982, 1988
Treasurer 1995, 1996
Librarian 1978, 1979
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Jim Irvine
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Ken Jones
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Jacqueline Jorgensen
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John Kelly
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Gert Lemmink
Secretary 1973
Librarian 1971, 1972
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Jim Levandowski
Vice President 1991, 1992
Librarian 1991, 1993, 1994
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Lois Mersing
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William Mersing
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Maddy Merwin
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Dorothy Myjak
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Eldon Potter
President 1975, 1976, 1993, 1994, 1995
Vice-President 1980, 1981, 1982
Board Member 1973, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 2001, 2002
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John Potter
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Joyce Potter
Secretary 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1991, 1992, 1904, 1905
Librarian 1973
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Marge Potter
Board Member 1983, 1984, 1985
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Bob Quint
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Glen Saunier
Board Member 1989, 1993
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Peg Saunier
President 1991, 1992
Secretary 1989, 1990
Librarian 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000
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Gladys Schipper
Sunshine for decades
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Orville "Skip" Schipper
President 1974
Vice-President 1972, 1973, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Board Member 2010, 2011, 2012
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Sheila Smith
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Gordon Spalenka
President 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005
Board Member 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999
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Nancy Spalenka
Vice-President 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010
Historian 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
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Jim Splane
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Ruth Steele
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Lucille Stewart
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Robert Tuinstra
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Jake Vandermeer
Board Member 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982
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Marian Vandermeer
Secretary 1976, 1977
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Bernard Vanderbuilt
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Jerry Van Duine
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Marve Visser
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Keith Voss
Field Trip Chair 1965, 1966
Sgt. Arms 1965, 1966
Librarian 1974
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Stan Way
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Mary Wing
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Rod Wing
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Alex Zellinger
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We have honored the following Lifetime Members for their years of service to the club.
Bob Beauvais
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Ruth Beauvais
Librarian 1983, 1984
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Eleanor Brummel
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Harry Brummel
President 1977
Vice-President 1976
Board Member 1989
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Jack Cramer
Original President as the club was formed in 1964-5 (W. Stuart Gauthier was the first elected President in 1965).
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Marie DuPrey
Librarian 1977
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Ted DuPrey
President 1969
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Naida House
President 1989, 1990
Vice-President 1986, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001
Secretary 1980, 1981, 1982, 1988
Treasurer 1995, 1996
Librarian 1978, 1979
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Arlene King
Librarian 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
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Roger King
Board Member 1993, 1994, 2002, 2003
Field Trip 2004, 2005. 2006, 2007, 2008
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Ron Kragt
Owner of the Alabastine Mine
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Lois Mersing
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William Mersing
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Marge Potter
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Eldon Potter
President 1975, 1976, 1993, 1994, 1995
Vice-President 1980, 1981, 1982
Board Member 1973, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 2001, 2002
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Joyce Potter
Secretary 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1991, 1992, 1904, 1905
Librarian 1973
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Marge Potter
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Peg Saunier
President 1991, 1992
Secretary 1989, 1990
Librarian 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000
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Dana Slaughter
Field Trip Chair 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
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Gordon Spalenka
President 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005
Board Member 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999
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Nancy Spalenka
Vice-President 2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010
Historian 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
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Don Van Dyke
President 1978, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2002 , 2003, 2006 , 2007, 2008, 2012 ,2013, 2014
Vice President 1977
Board Member 1991, 1992, 2015, 2016
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Lois Van Dyke
Treasurer 1975, 1976
Field Trip 1986
Librarian 1981, 1982
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Nancy Wolff
Show Dealer Chair 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Field Trip Chair 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
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INDIAN MOUNDS ROCK AND MINERAL CLUB HISTORICAL NOTES
Indian Mounds Rock and Mineral Club of Wyoming, Michigan was organized on January 19, 1965,
and became affiliated with the Midwest Federation in the same year. In a unique ceremony held
underground on June 15, 1965, at the Gypsum Mine of the Michigan Natural Storage Company, Russell
Greer presented the Midwest Charter to Indian Mounds Rock and Mineral Club; the first such ceremony
ever held. The first officers were: President, W. Stuart Gauthier; Vice President & Program Chairman,
Harold Casterline; Secretary, Norma Zellinger; Treasurer, Marie Spielmaker; Sergeant at Arms, Keith
Voss; Historian, Jean Meyers; Liaison Reporter, Anna Gifford.
The new club was an active one and soon 31 members were in attendance. Very early in the history
of the club demonstrations and field trips became a regular part of the club’s activities. Speakers were
invited and a SWAP was held.
The first bulletin was named “The Red Skins Stone News”. The name was changed to “Indian
Mounds Club News”, and finally to the present “Arrowhead News”.
The meeting place changed from Newhall Junior High School to Rogers High School to Sunset Park
Church of God to Wesley Park United Methodist Church.
ROCKO was a favorite Christmas Party game even at the first Christmas Party held December 22,
1965 at Pinery Park Shelter House.
As early as May 1966 rock specimens had been donated to school and this project continued for
many years.
Raffles and door prizes were an exciting part of each meeting. In September 1967 the present
Indian Mounds emblem was adopted.
One professor who lectured to the club took his “fee” in rocks as a donation to his college to
enhance their collection.
Twenty dollars was donated to the Rogers High School to help defray the cost of vandalism done to
the school in November 1969.
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INDIAN MOUNDS LOGO
In reading some old Arrowhead News, I came across this history of our logo. It was so well written that I
thought our current members would appreciate learning how the stone logo was made. The article was
written by Clarence Berndt in April, 1984.
From the first moment that the Indian Mounds Logo in stone was conceived as a club project, it was a
real challenge. Perhaps the greatest challenge was the test of the club’s unity of spirit and cooperation.
The response was amazing! From the initial unanimous vote to the date of completion on March 10,
1984, members, without exception, volunteered to supply the gem material that was needed to produce
this beautiful emblem. So that some record of what transpired will exist for the present and future
information, the following summary may be in order.
When the club logo, drawn to scale on white tagboard, was presented to the club, “yours truly” had
some grave doubts and wondered about the reception it would receive. That night, several members
eagerly volunteered to take a portion of the “paint-by- numbers” sketch and reproduce them in stone as
their contribution to the effort. Barb Benjamin was first and volunteered to do both the upper and
lower peninsula of our state of Michigan in Petoskey stone. And what a beautiful job she did! Next, Don
Van Dyke, our president, said he would make the rock hammer of mohawkite and Kingston Lode. It
turned out great! Many members, whose names became lost in the rush of volunteers, made sections
of the outside and inside circles of Kona Dolomite.
It must be said here that it was agreed from the outset, that the entire project should be made of native
Michigan stones. The horizon line is also made of Kona Dolomite. In one month (December), all of this
work was completed. I was thrilled!
Things were shaping up! Then came the hardest decision. What about the letters? I thought about
mohawkite but the price seemed prohibitive. No fears! The next day, Clara and Harold Casterline called
to volunteer the donation of all the material needed to make the letters! What a blessing! Now came
the challenge to cut these letters. No place to go but to the president! He knows all the answers. With
a little persuasion, Don cut all the letters and had them back to me in a week, ready for polishing.
Fantastic!
The hills were to be made of Kingston Lode, but in the making, one piece fractured and a substitute had
to be found. A second set of hills made of Petoskey stone didn’t blend in successfully so a third set was
made by yours truly of Antique Verde, becoming the final solution. Pieces were coming in every day.
People were getting curious and excited. What was happening in Berndt’s basement?
Well, first of all, the base of slate, made from an old broken piece of blackboard from an old Michigan
school house, had to be cut into a 13 ½ inch circle. Have you ever cut slate? This is a dusty job and on a
cold January day it had to be done indoors. What a dirty mess. Dust all over—and the Rock Club was
coming for a basement tour! Wow!
Well, the assembling began. Piece by piece, the circle developed. Then the inner circle. Things fit very
well! The letters were glued on, the hills were put in place, Michigan took its rightful place and the rock
hammer completed the picture. Day by day, my anxious fears subsided. It really was going to happen!
All that was left was to fill in the area around the letters and the sky and lakes. Ground gypsum, pure
white, solved the problem around the letters. This was easy-- -sort of! But where do you find a blue
stone for the sky? Nobody knew. Repeated phone calls brought no results. In desperation, I soaked
some ground gypsum in Comet cleanser overnight to see if it would turn blue—it turned green!
Imagine! Horrors! Then I bought blue “Rit” and let it soak overnight. The color was awful. Next came
oil paint—no! Then common school water colors—and it worked!!! So, that’s what it is, water-colored
dyed gypsum. A first! It still took lots of experimentation to get this to stick, but the results really were
good.
So now you know the rest of the story. Thanks to all of you for your cooperation, your helpful
suggestions, donations of material and your unanimous vote of confidence in the beginning and you
approval not that the mob’s done.
THE VICTORY IS NOT IN THE FACT THAT THE EMBLEM WAS COMPLETED IN STONE. THE GREATER
VICTORY IS THE CONCERNED COOPERATION, GENEROSITY, ENTHUSIASM AND DETERMINATION TO SEE
THE PROJECT TO COMPLETION. THIS MAKES A CLUB GREAT AND YOU DID IT!
Thanks to one and all!
Clarence Berndt
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INDIAN MOUNDS ROCK AND MINERAL CLUB CHARTER MEMBERS
Anne and Ernie Gifford owned The Agate Tree Rock Shop which was housed in their basement.
The following decided to have a club and meet in their house.
Jack & Betty Cramer
Harold & Clara Casterline
Durwood Duprey
Ted & Marie Duprey
W. Stuart Gauthier
Anna & Ernie Gifford
Jean & Jake Meyers
Len & Shirley Jurries
Gene & Virginia Kort
Eldon & Joyce Potter
Marie Spielmaker
Ruth Steele
Curley Voss
Keith Voss
Alex Zellinger
Norma Zellinger
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INDIAN MOUNDS ROCK AND MINERAL CLUB TRIVIA
Curley Voss polished Petoskey stones and sent one to Roy Rogers. In 1972 Curley was requested by the
Midwest Federation to make the Petoskey Stone Cabochon that will represent Michigan at the American
Federation’s 25 th Anniversary.
There was a contest for the original logo. Jack Cramer designed and won. A Petoskey stone was on the
patch near the handle of the rock hammer.
The first club bulletin was named “The Red Skin Stone News”. The September 1971 club bulletin was
sent out under the name of “Stone News” and at the September meeting the name was changed to
“Indian Mounds Rock Club News”. Finally it was changed to “Arrowhead News.”
After meeting in homes for some time, the club met at Newhall Junior High School. Then it moved to
Rogers High School. September 1970 was the first meeting at the Sunset Park Church of God. In
January 1997 the meeting place changed to Wesley Park UMC. In May 2017 the meeting place was changed
to Blandford Nature Center.
January 1982, the club storage cabinet, which is now houses our club library, was obtained.
December 29, 1983 a plan to establish a “Cookie Corner” to be published in take Arrow Head News was
discussed. At each meeting members will sign up to bring cookies and be hostesses for the next
meeting. These names were to be published in the Arrowhead News each month.
The first Gem and Mineral Show was held March 30 and 31, 1976, at Eastbrook Mall. The show was
moved to the Breton Village Mall for the 2001 and 2002 shows. In April, 2003 the location was changed
to Rogers Plaza.
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IMRMC ARCHIVES
STORAGE TUB # 1
Scrapbook
Notes and Pictures from 1979-1982
RED PHOTO ALBUM
Undated
BLUE AND GREEN ALBUM
Publicity Posters for Gem & Mineral Show
Silent Auction
Summer Super Sale
Newspaper Articles
Names in Memorial Plaque
Obituaries
Banquet Programs
WHITE ALBUM
Club Members Profiles
Club News
Obituaries
AUDIT REPORTS
1983-1984
1986-1987
1988-1989
1989-1990
1991
1992
STORAGE TUBE # 2
ARROWHEAD NEWS
1977-1981
1982-1985
1986-1987
TREASURER’S BOOKS
1965-1974
1974-1978
TREASURER’S REPORTS
1979-1980
1980-1982
WHITE ALBUM
Awards and Certificates
1965-2006
SECRETARY’S MINUTES
January 1987 – January 1993
Pages from Arrowhead News
were cut out and mounted for this book
CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP
MIDWEST FEDERATION
April 24, 1965
PLAQUE
Recognition of 500%
Contribution to the
AFMS Scholarship Foundation
1975
PLAQUE
2007
Ed Benjamin
MWF Bulletin Editors Contest
First Place
Large Bulletins
BLUE/GRAY FILE BOX
American Federation Information 1965-1979
Indian Mounds Bylaws
Indian Mounds Guest Book 1970-1981
Midwest Federation Newsletters 1966-1087
Miscellaneous Correspondence 1965-1983
IMRMC & G.R. Mineral Society Rock Swap 1970
Secretary’s Minutes 1970-1986, 1989-1991
Summary of IMRMC Questionnaire 9/28/82
Treasurer’s Report 1984-1985
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORIES
1975-1977
1981-1992
1997-2003
2005-2014
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INDIAN MOUNDS ELECTED BOARD OFFICERS
Year President Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer Field Trip/Sgt.Arms
1965 W.
Stuart Gauthier Harold Casterline
Norma Zellinger
Marie Spielmacher
Keith Voss
1966 W. Stuart Gauthier Harold Casterline
Norma Zellinger
Marie Spielmacher
Keith Voss
1967
Norma Zellinger
Virginia
Kort
1968
Norma Zellinger
Virginia Kort
1969
Ted Duprey
1970 Len
Jurries Gerry
Norman
Harold Casterline
Shirley Jurries
1971
John Watrous Don Kinsey Sheila Smith
Anna Gifford Dick
Lemmink
1972
Don Kinsey
Orv. Schippers Sheila Smith
Anna Gifford Dick Lemmink
1973
Leonard Jurries
Orv. Schippers
Gertrude Lemmink
Shelia Smith Bob
Bieszka
1974
Orv. Schippers Eldon Potter Joyce Potter
Dick Lemmink Bob Bieszka
1975
Eldon Potter Bob Beauvais Joyce Potter
Lois Van Dyke Art Ferguson
1976
Eldon Potter Harry
Brummel Marian Vander Meer Lois Van Dyke Bob Bieszka
1977
Harry Brummel Don Van Dyke Marian
Vander Meer Len
Jurries Nancy Ammerman
1978 Don
Van Dyke Art Ferguson Joyce Potter
Leon House Nancy Ammerman
1979 Don
Van Dyke
Art Ferguson Joyce
Potter
Leon House
Nancy Ammerman
1980
Art Ferguson Eldon Potter Naida
House
Tom Cooper
Lou VanderVliet
1981
Bob Beauvais Eldon Potter Naida
House
Barb Benjamin John Kuipers
1982
Bob Beauvais Eldon Potter Naida
House
Barb Benjamin John Kuipers
1983
Don Van Dyke Barb Benjamin Mary Reveal
Merilyn Elerick Grace VanderBilt
1984
Don Van Dyke Barb Benjamin Mary
Reveal
Merilyn Elerick Grace VanderBilt
1985
Barb Benjamin John Kuipers Jeanette
Somers
Lois Shaltis
Randy Bursley
1986
Barb Benjamin Naida House Mary
Reveal
Kitch Tassell
Lois Van Dyke
1987
1988 John Kuipers Kitchener Tassell Nadia
House Barb Benjamin Don Cuson
1989
Naida House Kitchener Tassel
Peg Saunier Barb Benjamin
1990 Nadia House Doug
Valentine
Peg Saunier
Lois Van Dyke
1991 Peg Saunier Jim Levandowski Joyce Potter Barb
Benjamin Dana Slaughter
1992 Peg Saunier Jim Levandowski Joyce Potter Barb Benjamin Dana
Slaughter
1993 Eldon Potter Naida House
Barb Benjamin Peg Saunier Dana Slaughter
1994 Eldon Potter Naida House
Barb Benjamin Peg Saunier Dana Slaughter
1995 Eldon Potter John Kuipers Bob Beauvais Naida
House Dana Slaughter
1996 Don Van Dyke Bill Schoonveld Bob Beauvais Naida
House Dana Slaughter
1997 Don Van Dyke Bill Schoonveld Mike
Tummino
Bob Beauvais Dana
Slaughter
1998 Don Van Dyke Roy Beck Mike
Tummino
Barb Benjamin Regina
Al-Rabiee
1999 Roy Beck
Naida House
Joan Fewless Barb
Benjamin Regina Gigowski
2000 Gordon Spalenka Naida House
Barb Benjamin Deb Schoonveld Bill Schoonveld
2001 Gordon Spalenka Naida House
Barb Benjamin Ann Barnes
2002 Don Van Dyke Nancy Spalenka
Barb Benjamin Bobbie House
Nancy Wolff
2003 Don Van Dyke Nancy Spalenka
Barb Benjamin Bobbie House
Nancy Wolff
2004
Gordon Spalenka
Kreigh Tomaszewski Joyce
Potter
Barb Benjamin Roger King
/Nancy Wolff
2005
Gordon Spalenka
Dave Root
Joyce Potter Barb Benjamin Roger King/Nancy Wolff
2006
Don Van Dyke Dave
Root
Brenda Van Dyke
Barb Benjamin Roger King/Nancy Wolff
2007
Don Van Dyke Sue
Holecheck
Rhonda Leep
Dave Lehker
Roger King/Nancy Wolff
2008
Don Van Dyke Nancy
Spalenka
Rhonda Leep
Dave Lehker
Roger King/Nancy Wolff
2009 Jim
Elliott
Nancy Spalenka Rhonda
Leep
Dave Lehker
Roger King/Nancy Wolff
2010
Jim Elliott
Nancy Spalenka Rhonda
Leep
Dave Lehker
Kreigh Tomaszewski/N.Wolf
2011
Jim Elliott
Nancy Spalenka Rhonda
Leep
Dave Lehker
Kreigh Tomaszewski/Nancy Wolff
2012 Don Van Dyke Julia
Donker
Elizabeth Howe
Dave Lehker
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2013 Don Van Dyke Orville
Schipper Elizabeth
Howe
Teri Smalley
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2014 Don Van Dyke Orville Schipper Karen Keshner Teri
Smalley Kreigh Tomaszewski
2015 Kreigh Tomaszewski Orville Schipper Karen
Keshner Teri
Smalley
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2016 Kreigh Tomaszewski Orville Schipper Karen Keshner Teri
Smalley
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2017 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Karen Keshner Teri Smalley
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2018 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Karen Keshner
Jill Smith
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2019 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Karen Keshner
Jill Smith
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2020 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Cindy Weingate
Dawn Tallent
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2021 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Cindy Weingate
Kreigh Tomaszewski, acting
Kreigh Tomaszewski
2022 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Ann Kaiser
Dave Root
Jack Cooley
2023 Kreigh Tomaszewski Dave Lehker
Ann Kaiser
Kreigh Tomaszewski
Jack Cooley
YEAR
LIBRARIAN BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER BOARD MEMBER
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970 Mable Watrous
1971 Gert Lemmink
1972 Gert Lemmink
Janet Clifton
John Joldersma
1973 Joyce Potter
Dick Lemmink
Eldon Potter
1974 Curley Voss
Barb Bieszka
Dora Hurd
1975 Gladys Schipper
Ken Jones
Dick Lemmink
1976 Gladys Schipper
Jake Vandeer Meer Bill
Ammerman
1977 Marie Duprey
Jake Vander Meer Bill Ammerman
1978 Naida House
Bob Beauvais
Tom Cooper
1979 Naida House
Bob Beauvais
Tom Cooper
1980 Thekla Berndt
Dick Jorgenson
Don VanderVliet
1981 Lois Van Dyke
Leon House
Jake Vander Meer
1982 Lois Van Dyke
Leon House
Jake VanderMeer
1983 Ruth Beauvais
Marge Potter
Kitch Tassell
1984 Ruth Beauvais
Marge Potter
Kitch Tassell
1985 Evelyn Palumbo
Marge Potter
Bob Shaltis
1986 Barb
Stoliecki
Eldon Potter
Merilyn Elerick
1987 C. & T. Berndt
Eldon Potter Randy
Bursley
1988 C. & T. Berndt John Tagett Randy Bursley
1989 Merilyn Elerick Glen Saunier
Harry Brummel
1991 Jim Levandowski Don Van Dyke
Eldon
Potter
1992 Lois Van Dyke
Don Van Dyke Eldon Potter
1993 John Levandowski Glen Saunier
Roger
King
1994 John Levandowski Ed Krzeminski
Roger
King
1995 P.Saunier/A.King
Gordon Spalenka Pete Boogaart
1996 P.Saunier/A.King
Gordon Spalenka Bob Larkin
1997
Arlene King
Pete Boogaart
Bob Larkin
1998 Dana Slaughter Gordon Spalenka
Cliff Lynnes
1999 Peg Saunier
Gordon Spalenka Cliff Lynnes
2000 P.Saunier/L.Ling Doug Bosin Regina
Gigowski
2001 Arlene King
John Greyzck
Eldon Potter
2002 Arlene King
Roger King
Eldon Potter
2003 Arlene King
Roger King
Bill Schoonveld
2004 Arlene King
John Kuipers
Bill Schoonveld
2005 Arlene King
John Kuipers
Ed Krzeminski
2006 Arlene King
Ed Krzeminski
Sue Holecheck
Nick Van Dyke
2007 Arlene King
Ed
Krzeminski
Jim Elliott
Nick Van Dyke
2008 Arlene King
Ed Krzeminski
Jim Elliott
Nick Van Dyke
2009 Arlene King Ed
Krzeminski
Donna Griseto
Nick Van Dyke
2010 Donna Griseto
Ed Krzeminski
Orville Schipper
Bob Beauvais
2011 R. & A. Westover
Bryan Brewer Orville Schipper
Bob Beauvais
2012 Doug Howe
Bryan Brewer
Orville Schipper
Bob Beauvais
2013 Doug Howe
Karen Keshner
Kris Williams
Bob Beauvais
2014 Doug Howe
Bryan Brewer
Larry Larkin
Dave Hewitt
2015 Dave Hewitt Bryan Brewer
Dave Lehker
Larry Larkin
2016
Bill Burt
Dave Lehker
Larry Larkin
2017 Jill Smith
Bill Burt
Anne Cole
Larry Larkin
2018 Jill Smith
Bill Burt
Jim Elliott Larry
Larkin
2019 Jill Smith
Bill Burt
Jim Elliott Larry
Larkin
2020 Jill Smith
Bill Burt
Jim Elliott Larry
Larkin
2021 Jill Smith
Lois Hecksel
Jim Elliott Larry
Larkin
2022 Jill Smith
Lois Hecksel
Jim Elliott Larry
Larkin
2023 Jill Smith
Lois Hecksel
Jim Elliott Larry
Larkin
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