Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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J' v'i52isah.ie is-....fn" -A Hllsliir. r-3i'M-1152651-H1"'Kn Pages 2 3 4 5 6-8 9 10-29 30 31 32-36 37-42 43-60 61 -80 81 -90 91 -1 26 ....127-128 R, U16 ttzoph On November 2'l, 1946, Mr. Win Schuler of Marshall donated a trophy to be given to the school in the Twin Valley League that had the best all around record in sports. Years later it was decided to include all conference approved athletics in which three-fourths of the members participated. Last year Adrian managed to edge out East Lansing by 62 to 60 points, when East Lansing was unable to play their last baseball game because of wet weather. The game had been scheduled and rescheduled, but the season was unusually wet. Be- fore the game could be played the school year had ended. If East Lansing had played and won this game against Sturgis, they would have gained the two points needed to tie Adrian for top honors. Marshall has had the trophy four times, which 2 is the most of any of the teams in the Twin Valley League. Marshall won in 46-47, East Lansing in 47-48, Coldwater in 48-49, Marshall in 49-50, 50-5'l, 5'l-52, Lakeview in 52-53, 53-54, and Adrian in 54-55. The points are scored as follows: The four maior sports, football, basketball, baseball, and track, re- ceive T6 points for first place, 'I4 for second, i2 for third, 'lO for fourth, 8 for fifth, 6 for sixth, 4 for seventh, and 2 for eighth. The four minor sports, tennis, golf, wrestling, and swimming, are allowed 8 points for first, 7 for second, 6 for third, 5 for fourth, 4 for fifth, 3 for sixth, 2 for seventh, and T for eighth. The trophy is awarded at the fall meeting of the league. l1Ol1Gl2Al2 UZAIUGI2 GERALDINE STEWART, B. A. G is for the goodness and wise guidance she shed on us throughout the passing time. E stands for untiring efforts given for us upon beginning our life's climb. R means that she's always gay and radiant with cheerfulness and friendship she's aglow. A shows us ability that's endless, for this a million thanks we now bestow. L is iust because she's such a lady, her characster is far above reproach. D points to her driving sense of duty, her goal of true perfection to approach. I are her ideals uncompromising, her Christian way of meeting each new day. N iust means hernquality of niceness that always seems to chase the blues away. E here stands for everything she's worked on to help us through these last three years of school. S is her sincerity and sweetness and faith in God's own Golden Rule. T is iust because she's always thoughtful with patience far beyond all width and length E means that she sets a fine example, with dignity of manner, quiet strength. W shows us she's wonderful in all things, in anything that she may undertake. A for good advice that's ever Howing to help us choose the path that we should take R points to her special brand of realness, that quality that's found in all too few. T shows that we're grateful and we thank her. This Sickle, Mrs. Stewart, is dedicated to you. Jean Hartwig 3 the BACIQERS i wi I I . . . V4.VA A K 4 IQIZV I WILLIAM L. AUSTIN Superintendent CHARLES E. HICKMAN President i, I, , i i JAMES MO R AN Secretary H.D. GARDNER Trustee , Y I fi, -A I MARGARET OSGOOD Vice-president LOUIS ROBERTS Business Manager Q' 4 ' ,J 11 .ka I5 1. ROBERT FRELIGH JAMES H. FRIDD JR. ROBERT C. BIRMINGHAM Tru st ee Trustee Tru steo The Sickle Staff, on behalf of the students in the City of Adrian, wish to congratuiate the Board of Education and Supt. Austin for their fine work in presenting to the voters of Adrian the need for a new high school. They and the City of Adrian may well be proud of this accomplishment. 4 the Juoqes ROBERT L. HAYDEN M.A. CHESTER E. DAVIDSON University of Illinois B.E.5 M.A. American Historyg Sociologyp Boy's Counselorg Advisor Stu- dent Council. HENRY W. LUTZ University Of Michigan B.A. Bookkeeping I and II5 Commer- cial Lowg Commercial Geogrqzh- yg Business Organizationg Fin- ancial Advisor. CLIFFORD NELSON Wooster College B. 5.5 Bowling Green State University B.A. American History M.S.5 Athletic Director. LEONA DIEHL Albion Collegeg Presbyterian Training School for Nursesg Chicago School Nurse. Advisor, Future Nurses of Mich- igan Club. ELSIE A. REEVES Albion College B.A.g University of Michigan. Study Hallg GirI's Counselor. DONALD T. WHITNEY Central State Teachers College B.S.7 University of Minnesota M.A. Vocational Director. PAUL RANIER University of Iowa B.S.g M.A. Choirp Glee Clubp Supervisor of Music. VIOLA BONE Office Secretary. EMILIE KOVANDA Western Illinois State College B.S. Educationg Simmons College M.S. in Library Science. Librariang Library Science. U16 IIIQAIUGRS MILDRED M ARMSTRONG Adrian College B.A.p University of Michigan M.A.p Columbia Un- iversity. English Literature, English 105 Co-advisor Future Teachers Club. C. M. BU SACK Wooster College B.A.g Universi- ty of Oregon, University of Wash ington. Spanish, Social Science, Coach, Baseball and Basketball, Assis- tant Coach Football. ROGER CHIAVERINI JAM Western Michigan B.S., M.A. Physical Education, Jr. High Swimming, Coach Football. ES CRETCHER Albion College B.A.g Olivet Col- lege M. A., University of Wiscon- sin Ph.M.g University of Michi- gan Ph.D. American Literature, Speech, Coach, Track and Debate. JEAN DAVIS Bowling Green State University B.S. Physical Education, Science, Advisor, Pool Show. ROBERT J. GILLIS Adrian College B.S., University of Iowa, University of Michigan M.A. Biology, Coach, Reserve Foot- ball. ALVIN BOHMS Michigan State Normal College B.S., University of Michigan MM Band, Instrument Technique. E. EDWARD CARLSON Central State Teachers College B.S. Metal Shop. DOROTHY CHIAVERINI Western Michigan B.S. Physical Education, Advisor, Leader's Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Cheerleaders, and Pool Show. MARY CRETCH ER Albion College B.A.5 lllinois State Normal University M.S. French, English IO, Advisor, French Club. JAMES DESP AIN Iowa State Teachers College, University of Michigan M.A. Algebrag Geometry, Coach, Wrestling. LINSEY L. GORDON Northwestern Missouri State Teachers College B.S. Civics, Economics. CL AUDE R. HAMP TON Michigan State Normal College B.A. English 10, American Literature, Advisor, Sickle. VELMA G. HAYES Ball State Teachers College B.S., Post-graduate. English 10. LOIS HOLTMEYER Bowling Green State University B.S. Education, Northwestern University. Latin, Advisor, Latin Club and Forensics. HELEN C. HUTCHINS Western State Michigan College B.S. Art, Advisor, Art Club. ROY B. KELLER Ohio State University B.S., M.A. Physics, Senior Science. HOWARD MlCKENS Bowling Green State University B.S., Northwestern University M.M. Orchestra, String ln struments . wma U . LORENE HANSEN University of Illinois B.A., Co- lumbia University M.A. Home Economics, Cafeteria. FRANCIS C. HAZEN University of Michigan B.A., M.A Jr. High Physical Education, Coach, Tennis and Swimming. C. HUBERT HOWE Western Michigan College B.S. Mechanical Drawing. JACK KELDER Western Michigan College B.S. Assistant Coach, Football and Track. RUTH LIBBE University of Toledo B. S., Uni- versity of Cincinnati M. Educa- tion. Stenogrqahy, Office Practice, Secretarial Training, Advisor, Junior Class. LESTER E. MOORE lowa State College, Ames B.S. Vocational Education, Purdue University, Michigan State Uni- versity. Agriculture. 'I MICHIAL J. MOSKOWSKI University of Pittsburg, Univer- sity of Toledo, Gannon College. Auto Shop. CHARLES H. OSGOOD Michigan State University B.S. University of Michigan M.A. Attendance Records and Study Hall. ALICE E. RICHARD Adrian College B.A., University of Michigan M.A. Plane Geometry, Advanced Alge- bra, Trigonometry, Solid Geome- try, Counselor, College Prepara- tory. RUTH E. SH ERMAN University of Michigan B.A. English Composition, Speech, Advisor, Maple Leaf and Drama- tics. GERAL DINE M. STEWART University of Michigan B.A. English 10, World History. MAX B. SWE ET Michigan State Normal College B.A., University Of Michigan M.A. Chemistry, Advisor, Senior Class, Coach, Cross Country. AGNES M. NIELSEN lowa State Teachers College B.S., Columbia University M.A. Home Economics, Advisor, Selaca Club. D. DUNCAN PATERSON Adrian College B.A., University of Michigan M.A. Biology, Advisor, Sophomore Class. E. RIGGE C.M.C. College B.S., University of Michigan M.A. Typing, Civics, Economics, World History. H. SMITH Adrian College B.A. American History, Sponsorship Bible Club. F. E. STROBEL Michigan State Normal College B.A., University of Michigan M.A. Machine Stop. ALVIN R. WYSE Manchester College B.A., Ohio State University M.A. Bookkeeping, Commercial Math- ematics, Office Practice, Coach, Reserve Basketball and Reserve Baseball. compilens Seated: Lunn, Beebe, Ashley, Hood. Standing: Rubel, Paull, Baker, Hampton, Smith, Schwartz, Oyer, Hill, Beaubien, Kidd, Bell, Swerman, Sneed. Missing: Bond. The Sickle Stal? this year is composed of many more underclassmen than in recent years. The class, this year, has nine seniors, six iuniors, and three sophomores. Jane Ashley, the editor of this years Sickle, is the only member that was a member of the staff last year. Because we worked a little harder lor more likely were a little Iuckierl, we were able to get more ads to help pay for the Sickle this year than in years gone by. We have done something this year that has never been done before-that is, having a theme for the Sickle. "Training For The Race of Life" was the title chosen. A lot of credit must go to our two artists, Delight Beebe and Ron Sneed, who have done much work in preparing this edition. We hope you enioy this years Sickle as much as we enioyed bringing it to you. . . . Editor . . . .Ass't. Editor . . . . . . .Art Editor . . . .Ass't. Art Editor . .Business Manager Advertising Manager . . . . . . .Club Editor . . . .Sports Editor . . . . .Music Editor Ashley . , , , , Baker . . Beebe . Sneed . . lunn . . . , , Bell ..... . . . Hampton . . . . . Hood . . Swartz . Beaubien . . .Junior Bond .... . . .Junior Hill - - ...Junior Kidd . - . . . .Junior Rubel . . ..... Junior Smith . . ........ Junior Oyer . . . .... Sophomore Paull .... .... S ophomore Sherman Sophomore Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate Associate I gr- 1,4 . 1 fini-4 hl2EE YEAR OlO ENTRIES A ' ,'51L'5', ik Y M 'Q , ":K?f' ft: ' 'v 'AM' Y H.. -. 'f :W ,. ' ,, 5 ..,,. 1 ,fn fs' Y , ,xg 1 - , sg 35" TT,"-r 1 wr . 1 .V j .Un xv" I fmx 2.45 TL il. N PRESIDENT PHYLLIS FOX VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT HOWARD TREASURER TOM HOOD SECRETARY SANDRA GREEN SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ALLAN SAYLOR a Z Tlf I X X - SUCCSS Cl ...J .r:-- aff' ,. f' 1' rrr I gm 'Wx ' "U I K ,xg x. I , ,L X 0 All qllxll ji' -K fl 10 X lux i . . fn:-g , L ROBERT ACKERMAN "Lee" CALVIN ADAMS "Cal" DELORES ALCOCK "Jean" UH' 0"'IY STQPS talking Whenn "I know l'm not handsome "A contented girl is easy to Th' YUUCIIUI' CSICS 0 qU95fI9n- but what's my opinion to get along with." Co-operative Training 2,3. off-,,,.s." French l, 25 Varsity A 35 Reserve Football 35 Reserve Baseball 35 GRACE ALLISON "Gracie" "She's a quiet girl-at times." All School Play 25 Future Teachers Club 35 Latln Club 'l,2,35 Booster Club 2,35 Leaders Club 3. DON ALVERSON "AIvy" "The elevator of success is not running, so I'II take the stairs." Varsity A 35 H. R. Vice- Pres. 25 Reserve Basketball 'I5 Reserve Wrestling 35 Poppy Poster Winner, 19545 Football 35 Cross-Country I Track 2,35 lntramurals 2,3. Intramural s I, 2. JEWELL ANGLIN JANE ASHL EY "A firm believer in the pow- "She is wise5 she is witty, er of siIence." She's in love5 what a pityl" spanish 2, G.A.A. 1,25 Band I,25 All-school Play 35 Sickle 2,35 Cheerleader 35 Home Room Treasurer I5 Pool Show l,25 Honor Stu- dent. MARY R- ATKIN FAITH AVIS "Fay" SALLY BAKER "Gabriel, b0w0f0I" "Ir is well to think well5 if "She looks quite safe and Spanish 'l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 is d,yin, fo qcf w,ll," sound, but so does gunpowd- FUYUYO TGCCIWU 3? Blind If Librcxian 25 Transfer from 97-I' 2,35 Orchestra l,2,35 Maple- S,qffl, 2: CWOP 3, Latin l,2,35 Future Nurses25 alres 2,35 Cornet Trio 35 Sickle 35 Home Room Vice- All-school play 35 Senior Pres. I5 Sec. 25 Trea s.25 Play5 Spanish Club Secre- Senior Play 3. tary 25 G.A.A. Historian 25 G.A.A. President 35 Home Room Secretary and Treasur er 3. PHYLLIS BANCROFT "Phyl" "Did anybody lose a silent partner." Future Nurses Club 2,35 French Club 3. 11 JANE BARKER LARRY C. BARRON GLADYS BAUGHEY "Sue" "The south will forever "Given to rare thoughts." "Two names are better than live when this swoet girl is VCYSIYY A Club 112,35 Wrest- one." around." ling 1,2535 Cross-country 1, Future Teachers Club 3, Co-Op 35 Transfer from 25 Track 2,35 Intramurals 25 Sec. 1,25 French Club 2,35 Elaine, Arkongqg 2, Art Poster Contest 2. Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2535 LEO BEDNARK JR. "Sac" DALE BEEBE MARIAN BAUMEA Orchestra 3, Treas. 1,25 Flute Trio 1,2,35 Home Room Sec. 15 Latin-Club Award 15 French Award 25 Attendance Award 15 Honor Student. A54 n DELIGHT BE EBE "Doodle" "A kindly hoo,-9 bloom, in "If women interfere with "Men cmnot always restrain "A bIuo.oyod girl whq'g its owner's eyes." your work, quit work!" from devilish things: WIN Um lots of fun5 to see hor once Bond 152,35 Clofinof Quo,-g. Intramurals 1,2,35 Home I to be different?" your heart is won." et 3. Room Sec. 2. F-F-A I,2,3i B-0-C- 32 Latin 1,2,35 Art Club 1, Intramurals 1. President 35 G.A.A. 152,35 LARRY BE'-ANGER HLGHY-v NANCY BENNETT "Nance" GARRY BELL Booster Club 2,35 Girls' State 25 Leaders Club 1,2, 35 Sickle 35 "RamshackIe lnn" 25 "Our Miss Brooks" 35 "The Little Dog Laughed" 3: Senior Prom 25 Choir 1,25 Cheerleader 3. Homooom. ing Court 35 JILL BENNINGTON "JlIly" "An All-Sgof wo'fo oll for," "SIN WGS full of fun and "A little nonsense now and "It's nice to bo natural when Vo,-,ily A 112, Tl-ooo 35 sfo. mischief T002 the WCS UIWUYU then is relished by the best you're naturally nice." dgnt Cggngil 2, T,-ooo, 35 UP to Somefhina 'WW-H of men." Future Teachers 35 Latin 25 Foolboll 1,2135 5,,,k,,5,o5l 3, G-A-A 2.3: B'-'Mtv' Club If Sickle 35 Football Reserve All School Play 35 Senior Boooooll 112.35 Home Rggm 2137 Sfudinf COUHCII M0"nb0f 25 Baseball Reserve 15 PIay5 Intramurals 2. Pyoo, 3, Ii Inffamufall 21 All School Wrestling 2,35 Intramurals 2. Play 15 Senior Play. 12 BOB BICHARD "Draw" L0lS BOHS "Flash" HARVEY BOLYARD "Harv" "Young fellows will be "A merry lass was she. "l'm not lazy, iust in love young fellows." Liked by all wherever she with rest." Booster Club 35 Intramurals be." Band 15 Baseball Reserve 1, 1,2,35 Baseball 3. Future Teachers Club 35 25 lntramurals 1,2,3. Latin Club 25 Booster Club 25 All School Play 25 Senior Play5 Student Council 3. FRANCES BOSWELL "Fl'Cll'1" JIM BRADLEY "Brad" RITA BRINGMAN "Dabbles" GARY A BROCK "Broch" "lt's not my fault. lt's the "He used to be bashful and "I could be better ifli would, "And everyday is ladies' people around me-" shy, but now - - - oh, my!" but it's awful lonesome being dey with me." Future Teachers Club 35 Intramurals 1,3. good." Reserve Swimming 25 R.. Spanish Club 1,2, Treas. 35 Future Teachers Club 2,35 serve Tennis 25 Choir 25 Leaders Club 15 Student Li- Selaco Club 2,35 Future Co-op 3. brarian 15 Senior Play5 Mqle Nurses Club 35 Girls' Glee Leaf 35 Girls Intramurals 1, Club 'I, 35 Senior Prom Committee 2. HILBERT BROOKS "Bulldog" BOB D. BROWN "Brownie" CLARENCE BYRD NINA BYRD "A man of few words, but "Dynamite comes in small "Lib,,-qc." HA b.ou,ifuI Charon., B., actlon speak louder than packages." "Get thee behind me Satan- hind G mask of qug,fn,,,,' words." Spanish Club 1,25 Booster ..buf don't push." Cgwpgfqfiyg Training 3, Transfered from Glen Rogers, Club 25 Intramurals 15 Bgogfgr Club 25 Band 1,25 W. Virginia 35 Football 3- Tennis 3. Orchestra 15 Mapleaires 1,25 Saxophone Quartet 1. 13 EDDIE CALVIN "Big Ed" "Every man has a volume if you know how to read it." 4.- 9 J Yi Hail' MERRIE CHRISTMAS "Cris" "She will make a darling angeI." Spanish Club 2,35 G.A.A. Club 35 Girls' State 25 Choir 1,2,35 Vocal Ensemble 2,35 All School Play 35 Senior PIay5 Student Council 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Home Room Pres. 1. I HJ. I' Iiiii? ELIZABETH CRAIG "Betty" "Talking, she knows not why, and cares not what." B.0.C. 25 Future Nurses Club 35 Senior Pram Commit- tee 25 Oratory 3. 14 MY RNA CAMBURN "Myrnie" "She's a wonderful gal with a smile and personality to match." Latin Club 1,25 G.A.A. 2,35 Leader's Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Maiorette 1,25 Oratory 2,35 Home Room President 1,35 Pool Show 1, 2,3. 5 jf ,, K WILLIAM CARR "Happiness is made to be shared." Swimming Reserve 15 Tennis Reserve l,2. GORDON COCH RAN "Gord" "It depends on a mon's luck what girl he gets." Baseball 35 Intramurals 1,2, 35 Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 1,3. I I l,. .... PATRICIA ANN CRIST HPo'll "She's as sweet as they come." Future Teachers Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Band 1,2, 35 Orchestra 2,35 Clarinet Trio 1,25 Clarinet Quartet 3. DOUGLAS CONNIN "Connie" "Why bother me--? I don't need to know." PAUL C. CROW "Flower" "I'II iust keep pluggin' along." F.F.A. 1,2, Secretary 35 Wrestling 25 Intramurals 1,3. JUDITH CONNIN "Girl-Girl" "With her eyes flooded with laughter." MARY LOU CRUIKSHANK "Her sweetness won her friends a-plenty" Latin Club 1,25 Booster Club 15 Future Nurses Club 35 Choir 25 Girls' Glee Club 15 Student Council 15 Home Room Secretary 2, 35 ROGER CU'-E ,PEGGY CUNNINGHAM CAROLYN CURTIS "Carole" HHOUUUI Pm no' Sl90Pin9i "Peg" "Cheerful company shortens l'm lU5l Yeifin' mY 'YOU-H "Clever, quick, and full of the miles." B.0.C. 25 Reserve Track 15 pep. The word success in Future Teachers Club 2, Wrestling 3. every step." Historian 35 Art Club Treas- Future Teachers Club 2,35 French 1,2, Pres. 35 Latin Club 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Booster Club 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Or- chestra 1,2,35 Woodwind urer 35 G.A.A. 'l,2,35 Band 15 Flute Quartet 15 Senior Play5 Student Council 35 Home Room President 1,25 Pool Show 1,2. Quintet 35 "The Little Dog Laughed"5 All School Play 25 Pool Show 2,35 French Award 15 Honor Student. JOAN CUTLER sue DAMON "sue" CARL DAvls Boa DERMYER "Bob" "Blessed are they that say "AlWOYS 0 ffiwd to Those "Shirley-l'10'll 'Nik' if-" "Every day is Ladies Day nothing for they shall not be who know her." with him," quoted." SPCnl5l" Club lf TYUCS- 2i Football Reserve 25 lntra- F,-,ncl-1 Club 3, Orchestra 23, Sec. 15 All mumg, 11213. School Play 15 Honor Stud- ent. DENNIS DERMYER "Moose" "Women me for the bird s, Peep, Peep." Varsity A Club 1,2,35 "Lib tle Dog Laughed" 35 All School Play 35 Maple Leaf 35 Swimming 1,2, Co-Cqatain 35 Home Room Vice-Presi- dent 25 Pool Show 2,35 Football Reserve 1,25 Golf 3. VINCENT DERMYER "Vinnie" "Those beautiful brown eyes, that block curly hair, be care- ful of him, girls, there's plenty to share." Baseball Reserve 15 Intramur- als 2,35 Football 35 Home Room Treasurer 3. WANDA DOPP "WWC" DANIELLE ousseniu "Sports...Here l come!" -'Danny' l-'edu' Cl'-'lf' 3' "For she was iust the quiet kind whose natures never vary." Selaco Club 1,2, Treasurer 35 Art Club 3. 15 CL E0 ENDERS "Dizzy" JANE ENGEI- JAMES EVERINGHAM "She would rather talk to a Hjmle P'ln9l'H "59m0fim05 I I'-'Sf Sl' and man ,han wifh on angd any "l'lUPPl:"f53 is mod' Io bs think but mostly I iust sit." day." ll"U"9d- Intramurals 'l,2,3. French 'li B.O.C. 3: Future TQGCIIQYS 2, Libfory 2'3. Sec. 35 Latin Club 'l,2,35 G.A.A. 2, Historian 35 Band l,2, Treas. 35 Orches- tra 2,35 Senior PIay5 Senior Prom 2. 1 V , MARILYN FERGUSON ALLEN FINDL EY "Mouch" HELEN FIRST JERRY R. FISH "Mui" "A good disposition is more "She speaks, thinks, and be- "A man who is modest is "The flower of grace grows valuable than gold." haves iust as she ought." indeed wi se?" Oh G llendif Stem-" Football 2,35 Intramurals 2, Co-operative Trainning 3. Junior Prom Committee 25 FUWYO TO'-'ICIWYU Club 35 35 Home Room Treasurer 2. Career Day Committee 25 Latln Club l,2, Sec. 35 Baseball 'l,2,35 Basketball "The Little Doo Laughed" 35 Intramurals 1,25 Home 33 Choir l,2,35 Girls Intra- Rgom Prggidgnt 25 Hgmg W-'VCI' li SOHIOI' Pffbm Com' Room Vice President 3. mittee 2. SHARON LEE POOR "BiIIy" IRMA JEAN FORD "Ima" WILLIAM JAMES FORSTER NORMA J, FOSTER "Norm" "wl"0f' YOU Will: I won't: "Speech is great, but silence nwlld Bill" "She's willing to be con- when you won't I will." 5, 9f,,f,,-" "The man who blushes is yinggd, buf find fhg gn. fhqf Seloco 32 O"Cl"'9"'G l.2,3- Selaco Club 2, Historia: 35 'Io' Q'-'il' U bf'-'f'-l' Con do it." Future Nurses Club 2,3. VUVFIIY A Cl'-Ib 35 Cheir1.2. Selaco Club 35 French Club 35 Football Mgr. I5 Basket- 2' T,-gag, I, ball Mgr. 35 Wrestling 1,25 Cross-country 2,35 Baseball 2,3. 16 PHYLl.lS FOX "Phyll" "Her friends, there are many5 her foes, are there any?" Vice-Pres. 25 G.A.A. l,2,35 Booster Club 3, Pres. 25 Leader's Club 2,35 Bible Club Sec. 35 Choir l, Sec. 2, Manager 35 "Our Miss Brooks" "The Little Dog l:aughed"5 Student Council Member l,2, 35 Cheerleader 'l,2, Captain 35 Class President l,2,35 Homecoming Court l,2, Queen 35 F.F.A. Sweetheart. SHIRLEY FRIEDRICH "Shirl" "Oh, l'm early! l must have forgotten something." Future Teachers Club 35 Latin Club l,25 Booster Club 2,35 G.A.A. Club l5 Point Recorder 2, Vice-Pres. 35 Choir l,2,35 Vocal Ensem- ble 35 Debate 25 Oratory 25 "Life of the Pau-ty", "Our Miss Brooks", "The Little Dog L aughed", ' 'Ramshackle lnn"5 Swim Show l,2,35 ROSS FULLER "Curly" "Why talk? Others do enough of it." Transfer from Mishawaka High School, Mishawaka, Indiana. BEVERLEY GARDNER BEVERLY GARRISON "Bev" MARLENE GATT "Marty" JEAN GAUTZ J,,,...,, ev HMGY she never changou' nl can "95l5i 9V9"Yfl'1ln9 but "A shy retiring little mold Tiny and sweet and always except her name." -- tenptation." always ready to lend aid it neat." French Club l, Pres. 2, Vice ' French Club l, Sec. 2,35 Leaders Club 3, Treas. 25 Pres. 35 G.A.A. l,2, Sec. 3 Booster Club Sec. 35 All Prom Committee5 Girls' ln- School Play 35 Senior Prom tramurals 'l,2,35 Reserve Cheerleader Captain 25 Pool Show 25 G.A.A. l,2,35 Art Club 35 ROGER GOIST "Rod" Transferred from Morenci High School lntramurals 3. 25 Girls lntramurals 2,35 Pool Show l,2,35 Vocal En- semble 35 Choir 'l,3. JOE VICTOR GANZAL EZ JR. "A good disposition is more valuable than gold." H.R. President 'l. PAT GRABER "Pat" "A swell gal in every way." French Club l,2,35 Booster Club 25 All School Play l,25 Senior Play Usher 35 Maple Leaf 2,35 Girls Intramurals 25 Honor Student. Latin Club l,2,35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 2, Treas. 35 Senior Play5 Home Room Secretary l,2,35 Pool Show Committee5 Senior Prom Committee. CAROLYN GRAY "Carol" "A lot of fun to all who know her." Spcnish Club 2,35 Girls ln- tramurals 25 Co-operative training 3. 17 SANDRA GREEN "Sandy" "Sweet personality--Full of rascolity." Latin Club 'l,2,35 G.A.A. l, 3, Treas. 25 Booster Club 'l, 2,35 Girls' State Alternate5 Leaders Club 2,35 "Our Miss Brooks"5 "Little Dog Laughed"5 Sr. Prom Chrm5 Oratory l,2,35 Class Secre- tary 35 Home Room Vice- Pres. 25 Pool Show l,2, 32 35 DAR Good Citizen 35 Maple Leaf l,2, Editor 3. HERB GRITZMAKER "Fred" ROGER GRITZMAKER "Rag" "Not to serious, not to gay, "Courteous to all but intimate But a swell guy in every way." with few." lntramurals l,2. LARRY J GUYMAN JO ANN HAMPTON "Jo" BARBARA HANKE "Barb" ARNETIA HARPER "Art" Man is the hunter Woman "So sweet is she5 A model "Always happy5 always gay5 "The world will forever won- ls his game ' she'll be." always friendly in every way." der what she will do next." Booster 3 Choir l 2 3 Boys French Club 2,3, Treas. 15 Selaco Club 2,35 Art Club l5 Selaco Club 1. Glee Club 2 Vocal Ensemble G.A.A. 'l,2, Point Recorder Home Room Secretary and 2, All school play 3 Senior 35 Booster Club 3, Sec. 25 play Home Room President Leaders Club 25 "A Dance 3 Chair President 3 Senior With Our Miss Brooks"5 Prom Committee 2 District "The Little Dog Laughed"5 Solo Contest second place 2 Sickle 35 Reserve Cheerlead- er 25 Class Vice-Pres. 'l5 Magazine Sales Award 'l,2,35 Senior Prom Committee 25 Pool Show 1,25 Honor Student- Treasurer 'I5 Honor Student. SHIRLEY HARSH Shirl MARY LOU HART "Gabby" That diamond will soon "So iolly and sweet5 so fully have a mate complete, She steals our af- Eronch Club l 2 fections away." Future Nurses Club l,2, Sec- retary 35 All School Play 35 Senior Play5 Debate 3. LYNNE HEAVER "Bing" JANE HELM "Men may come and men may "l'm quiet buf my hgqrt ig go, but l go on forever." Future Teachers Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Booster Club 2,35 Girls' Glee Club25 All School Play 3. iolly." Art Club 35 G.A.A. 35 Choir 35 Girls' Glee Club 'l,2. I JERRY HELMA "Big Jer" KEITH HERBERT "Herb" TOM HEWITT "Tommy" "Water, water, everywhere, "Like the fireplate--grate." "This boy did Whdf flw and am l glad!" Booster Club 2,35 Varsity A boys will--never kept quiet Varsity A. Club l,2,35 Re- Club 35 Band I5 "The Little and never sat still." serve Football I5 Swimming Dog Laughed" 35 Maple l-Gill' Club 1121 PWS- 35 l,2,3. Leaf 35 Reserve Baseball I5 Varsity A l,2,35 "The Lit- Reserve Track 25 Wrestling tle Dog Lau9hed"5 Cross- Manager 2,35 Cross-country Country reserves 35 Tennis 25 Im.-qmufqlg 152, Reserves l,25 Swimming 1, 25 Home Room President 2. PETER HICKMAN "p,d,o" JACK HILL "Jack" JOHN HILL JEAN HODGE "J.q.-mi," "Every man has his desires HA l4nl9l1' of 09"lCUll'U"9" Uwl"Y W9"fY Wl"9"' 7l""'e of' "She was very pleasing - such as they are." F-F-A VlC0'Pf0S- 2. Pres- l-TONS' fl"l"'9S to df'-H to the eyes and otherwise." Vg.-Sify A Club 1,2135 Junior 35 Varsity A Club 25 Reserve Band l,2,35 Mapleairel 2.32 Rotarians 35 Bond 1,25 Football 25 Reserve Baseball Cornet Trio 3. Swimming 152,35 Golf 2,35 25 Wrestling 25 Intramurals I5 Mqpleqirgg 1,25 Honor Stu- 51019 Regional F.F.A. Vice dent. Pres. RONALD M. HOEFT JOYCE HOFFMAN "Joycie" "Anything he does, he does "lt's nice to be good - but well5 and he does anything." you miss a lot of fun." Spanish Club 2,35 Varsity A Selaco Club 2,35 Spanish Club l,2,35 Football l,2,35 Club 25 Home Room Secre- Swimming l,25 tary 25 Pool Show 2. GERALDINE HOLMES "Gerri" "A girl who is modest in her achievements is indeed wise." Selaco Club 25 Co-op Train- ing. Home Room Treasurer 2. TOM HOOD "HoodIem" "There are two ways to drive a car--lawful and aw- ful." Latin Club 2,35 Booster Club 3, Treas. 25 Varsity A l,2, Pres. 35 Jr. Rotarians 35 Boy's State 25 Student Council 1,25 Reserve basket- ball l5 Reserve Baseball I5 Football l,2,35 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2,35 Class Treas- urer l,2,35 Home Room Pres. 3. ROBERT HOWARD "Bob" "Why, what is love but Fortunes tennis balI." Spanish Club 25 Varsity A Club 2,35 Jr. Rotarian 35 Football 2,35 Basketball I, 2,35 Tennis 1,2,35 Class Vice-Pres. 2,35 Home Room FAYE HOWARD "Behold I she bIushes." French Club 25 Booster Club 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Maple Leaf 25 Co-op 3. Pres. 15 Home Room Vice- Pres. 2. BENNIE HYDER "One ear head it, the other, out it went." Reserve Football 1. as - , ith . It 7? CAROLYN JACKSON "She's quiet, but when you know her--well, that's a dif- ferent story." Choir 25 Girls' Glee Club 1, Home Room Secretary 1. KELLY HOWELL "Brownie" "Man shall ever be the friend of beauty in distress." Booster Club Pres. 35 Varsi- ty A Club 35 Jr. Rotarians 35 "A Dance With Our Miss Brooks" 35 Cross-Country reserve 35 Intramurals 15 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2, 3. KATHRYN JACOBS "Kate" DANIEL JOHNS "Dunny' "Make mine 'Pfeiffle'." Spanish Club 1,25 Art Club 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Orchestra 1, 2, Sec. 35 String Ensemble 35 Leaders Club 3. ' ' Q ffi 'tri I I if 'JL ' , K. ' VERA B. JOHNSON "Twink" BERTHA JOHNSTON HARRY KELLER 'A girl that smiles is a girl "Bert" "Crazy Legs" worthwhile," "A maiden fair in grace was "I think I am a man of des- Seluco Club 1,2,35 Future Thee- Well liked Umong half TINY-H Nurses 35 Choir 1,2,3, and she's." Booster 2,35 Bond Treasurer 20 French Club 2,35 Co-op Training 3. 25 Orchestra 15 Mapleaires 1 Choir 25 Brass Quartette 15 "RamshackIe Inn"5 "Dance With Our Miss Brooks"5 Home Room Pres. 25 Treas. 15 Reserve Football 1. 1 "This boy will go far5 his destination is Mars." JAMES KNOTT "Hair" "My memory is what I forget with." Intramurals 1,2,3. JANET KOEHNLEIN "Jan", LEROY KOTTKE CHESTER KRALL "Chet" "KqIing" "Hear me, for I have been "Every man comes into 'the "Like a revolving door, she silent so long." world for something." nun, ,hun up". Intramurals 1,25 Future Teachers Club 35 Latin Club l,2,35 Booster Club 2,35 "A Dmce With Our Miss Brooks", "The Little Dog Laughed"5 Mmle Leaf 35 Home Room Secretay I5 Orchestra l,2,35 Intramurals 1. JANET LAKE "Jan" Sleep all day, and play all night." Booster l,2,3. PATRICIA LAMPE "Pat" "She is as sweet as they come." Selaco Club 25 Booster Club 35 Future Nurses Club 2,3. JACK L EN NARD "Jacko" Tis feared he will die of overworlc." Band I5 Home Room Sec. 3. JAMES LEONE "Lener" "l have a head, but so does a pin." Latin l,2,35 Varsity A 35 Band l,25 Orchestra 'I5 Clar- inet Quartet l,25 Mqale Leaf 35 Track Reserve I5 Football 35 Wrestling 2,35 Golf 2,35 Home Room Treasurer 35 Co- captain wrestling team5 ln- tramurals 35 Honor Student. RILEY LINCOLN "Abe" "Friends, Romans, Country- men5 Lend me your girls...l" Varsity A 35 Boys Intramur- als l,2,35 Football 3. JIM LUNN "Speed" "All the world loves an athlete." Latin Club 2,35 Varsity A Club l,2, Vice-Pres. 35 "The Little Dog Laughed" Sickle 35 Student Council I Football l,2,35 Swimming I 2,35 Home Room Vice-Pres. 35 Junior Rotarian 35 Honor Student. A. ROSELYNN MARTIN "Rosie" "Marty" "The mischeif in her eyes is for real." Future Teachers Club 35 Latin Club l,2,35 Art Club 35 Booster Club 2,35 Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee Club I5 Vocal Ensemble 25 Senior Playg Debate 35 Oratory 2,35 Intra- murals l,35 American Legion Speech Contest 35 WCTU Or- ation 3. DONNA JEAN MATTIS "She looks like an angel, but is she?" Selaca Club 1,25 Sec. 35 Latin Club l,2,35 Future Nurses Club 2,35 Co-Op5 Senior Prorn Committee. 21 JANET MAYNARD "Jan" SYLVIAMcCRACKEN LORETTA MCDONALD "A companion that is cheer- "NOW" "MdCIKi9" ful is worth gold." "Once a Dixicrat, always a "Let's make everyday Sadie Future Nurses Club 2,35 Dixicrat." Hawkin's Day." Co-op 3. Trmsfer from Ballard Mem- orial High School Barlow, Kentucky, 35 Art Club 35 Honor Student. WILLIAM JOHN Mcwu.l.nAM "am" "Me and Einstein understand relativity." Transfer Student o o A f?Qg'fv w- 5 DARLENE MILLER "A pretty maid, but alas! She is taken." Spanish Club I,25 Student Council 35 Co-op 3. 22 LUPE MENDEZ "Pacuko" BETH MENTZER ROBERT C. MILEY, JR. "He liveth long who liveth "You can't iudge a book by "Bob" SYYONQ-" . it's cover." "Make much of me-good Football 35 Wrestling I5 AII- Spanish Club I,2,35 Art Club men are scarce." Twin VUIIBY Football Team 35 Booster Club 2,35 Maple Spanish Club I, Sgt. at Arms 3- Leaf 2. 25 Ramshackle lnn5 Swim- ming 35 MARY MILLER MARY JANE MILNER IRWIN MITCHELL "Silence never betrays any- "Jane" "Men of few words are often one." "She does all things and the best men." Future Teachers 2, Pres- 37 Latin Club 2,35 "A Dance with our Miss Brooks"5 "The Little Dog Laughed"5 Oratary 35 Student Council 35 Honor Student. does them weII." Band I5 Choir 'I,35 Vocal Ensemble 'I5 Honor Student. Intramurals 1,35 HELEN MAE MITCHELL "Squeeks" ROMONA MITCHELL "Mitch" "Just call me Mrs." SPGNISIW Club 22 OFCIWSYFG Choir I, H.R. Secretary I. 'I,2,3, String Ensemble 2, Senior Play. r ' W' ' Q' f L. 457 i t 11-f 1 1 If W. . I lfifrii ROBERT MOORE "Bob" "A quiet modest man is he." Home Room Treasurer 2. "Taken ----- oin't it a shame. AUDREY MOORE "A. J." "Dark hair, shinning eyes, merry humor, she's a prize." Latin Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,32 Choir I,2,3p Vocal Ensemble 2, Student Council 2, Home Room Vice President I, President 3, Honor Student. VICTORIA NAVARRO "Vicki" "Dark haired and fascinat- ing to the eye." Spanish Club 'I,2,3, Booster 2,3g Choir 1,25 Home Room Vice President 2, Co-apera- tive training 3. CAROLE NYE "Toots" "She knows music but that's not aIl." Orchestra l,2,3, JUNE OSTERHOUT "Pierre" "She looks like an angel but is she?" Selaco Club I,3, Historian 25 G.A.A. 2,3. PATRICIA ANN OSTRANDER "Patty" "Simplicity of manners has an enchanting effect." Future Teachers Club 35 Selaco 1,2,3g G.A.A. 2,3. E. JAMES PATMOS "Jim" "Everything he did, he did well and he did alot." French Club I,2, Varsity A Club 2, Junior Rotarion 3, Boys' State 2, Maple Leaf 35 Student Council I, Treos. 2, Football I,3, Mgr. 2, Wrestling 1,25 Track 1,25 Honor Student. TOM O'HAVER "AlI tongues speak well of him." Intramurals 37 Home Room Pres. 3. MARGARET PAULSON "Quiet dignity-the mark of a lady." Transferred from Sand Creek 2, Co-op 3. 23 ligat- . I .I II ' It CLEOFAS PEREZ "Cho" "Dependable and then some." F.F.A. Club 'I5 Football Re- serve 25 Intramurals 2,35 Wrestling 25 Baseball 2. Qi? I SHARON PORTER "Man has his will--but wo- man has her way." ALICE BELLE POWELL "The mildest manner and the gentlest heart." French Club 2,35 Latin Club Sglqcg Club 2,35 G,A,A, 1,32 Debafe 32 I'I0lTl0 Room Club l,2,35 Leoder's Club Secretary 2, Vice-Pres. 3. l,2, I IW 1.Ai 5 f ,z,. " A W if JAMES RALOFF "Jam" MARILYN RICHARDS CAROL RIES "Dir-shev" "A good reputation is a "Cheerful company shortens HF'-'II of fl-'fl Gnd fr0IiC." fair estate." the miles." B-O-C- VIC0'Pf95- 3i SPON- Student Council Member 35 Selaco Club 2,35 Future ISI1 Club I,2,35 Senior PIoy5 Intramurals l,2. Nurses Club 2,3. Home Room Sec. 3. K ,it LARRY RINEHART DICK ROBISON LARRY D- ROESCH "The heart of the Rind." "A farmer I am, a farmer I "Fuzzy" B.O.C. Club 25 Choir I,2,3. shall be. Now I'm looking "DO I slay 'efl'l? Am I YDUQIT? for a farmer she." Ask me!" Football Reserve 'I5 Intro- B-0-Cl PWS- 37 V0"5I'Y A murals 'l,2,3, I,2,35 Track 25 Football 2, 24 35 Wrestling 'I,2,35 Home Room Vice-Pres. I. SHIRLEY RIGHTER "Life without laughing is a blank dream." JOHN ROGERS "Who? me! " Booster Club 25 Golf Ro- serve 2,35 Tennis Reserve I5 Intramurals I5 Swimming 3. DIANNE RUESINK "Dido" "Your acts are your best introduction." Latin Club 'I,2,35 Future Nurses Club 2, Secretary Pep Club 1,25 All School Play 35 Senior Prom Com- 5, DONNARUFF 'RuHf' MELVUJWAYNERUMPF "You cm't ploy with my red U-IUNUYH wagon," "Restless as a windshield Seloco l,3, Treas. 25 Home WIP9'-H Room 5,5 2, Intramurals 35 Home Ream Vice Pres. 35 Home Room Treas. I. mittee 2. SHIRLEY RUSH "l stand on the brink of a great career, shove me off." Latin Club 25 Co-operative Training 3. DAN RUSSELL "Russ' ALLYN SAYLOR "Smokey' ROLAND SCHANTZ "Ten acres and a Mule' "Life, Liberty, and the pur- "Rollig" F.F.A. I, Sentinel 2, Vice- suit of women." "A farmer I am, a farmer l Pres. 35 Choir I,25 Football Varsity A l,2,35 "Our Miss ghqll bgg naw I qm lgqklng Reserve 1,2535 Home Room Brooks" 35 "The Little Dog for Q farmer she," Vice-Prel. 2. LU'-'9l"9d" 3? 5'Ud0l1f COLIN- Intramurals 3. cil 35 Football 35 Basketball 25 Track I,2,35 Intramurals Champions 35 Class Sgt. at Arms 35 Honor Student. LOWELL SCHOLL "Chew" DAVID SCHROEDER "Dave" "A contented fellow is easy "Men of few words are often to get along with." the best men." Wrggfling I, Transferred from Onsted 35 F.F.A. 35 Intramurals 3. THoMAsD.sCHuLTz or-I--Mosul ANITA SCOTT "Nita" "ln the future, call me Mrs "Gee, vowse guys. oin'f Loran Club 1,2. ya got no ETTER-quette?" B.0.C. Club 35 Choir I5 "A Dance With Our Miss Brooks"5 Senior PIay5 Maple Leaf 35 Reserve, Swimming I5 Reserve Tennis I5 Intra- murals I5 Home Room Sec. I. 25 L., Athletics and Hugh, what WILLIAM SEBRING "Willy" "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man miss the best part ofthe day." Choir l,2,35 Vocal Ensemble 25 Reserve Wrestling 25 Re- serve Baseball 'I5 Reserve Track 25 Reserve Tennis 2. ,Al Nl s fl HUGH SHEPHERD "Hughie" EARL SHORTHOUSE "Buz" "Every inch a man, and e-aww... .Nw ft. ee - e. - .5'2F5JLfm-'?3..- - 1 rf. v."5,."zxifziif' 'A J , .U w "5 -. , G- 5 -W ,Q 1 I lf: 5 ii TOM SELL "Minus" "Swimming, and then study- ing." Choir 'l5 Football 25 Swim- ming l,2,35 Track 25 Home Room Vice-Pres. 2. . , all - flew rg .L ' "1- ggll.. k , X5-1 .4 5 , 1 ' 5-,gwa 5 . ' I N , f N - 2- 2' 'frm -. ' x T K Nay? V 2 ...rf n DAVID SENTLE "Cec" "l'm the greatest basketball player in the world, iust ask me." Choir l,2,35 Glee Club l, Vocal Ensemble l,25 "Our Miss Brooks"5 Football Re- serve l5 Basketball Reserve l5 Baseball 35 Intramurals I, 2,35 Football Manager 25 Home Room Vice Pres. l. a pair! lf you wanted a friend, he was always there.' Latin Club l,2,35 Booster Club 35 Varsity A. Club l,2, Sgt. at Arms 35 Jr. Rotarians 35 Football 2,35 Basketball 35 Baseball l,2,35 H.R. Pres. 2. e RONALD SNEED "Shamrod" "His password into life is football." Art Club 35 Varsity A Club 35 "The little Dog Laughed"' Sickle 35 Track 15 Football 35 Home Room Vice-Pres. l5 Poppy Poster Contest 2. 26 there's an awful lot of inch- es. Student Council 15 CHARLOTTE SMITH PATSY SMITH at "Sherry" "Big surprises come In "Man has his will but women small packages." has her way." Selaco Club 25 Girls' Glee Selaco Club 2, Pres. 35 Club l5 Co-op Training 3. French Club 2,35 Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee Club l5 Home Room Treas. 2. PATSY SP ENCE "Pat" ROBERT STEVENS "Bob" JANET STEWART "A very merry lass was she, "Always busy studying and "There is a warm light in liked by all where ever she helping others." this quiet lady's eyes." be." Booster Club 2,35 Bible Selaco 25 B.O.C. l5 Choir 3. Club Pres. 35 Library Comm. Oratory 25 Intramurals 25 American Legion Oratorical Contest 25 Winner- District Forensics5 Representative to Model U.N. Assembly l5 Honor Student. WAYNE s1'EwART "Red" VELMA STRACHN YOLANDA JEANNE STULTZ "A little fun in the long run "Little said is soonest 'll-Ofiflllflnfu will help a man as naught mended." "WO haf ther' if mlfchld else can." in her eyesl" Varsity A 35 Football 35 ln- Selaco Club 2,35 B.0.C. tramural Basketball Champ- Treas. 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Fu- ions 3. ture Nurses Club 25 Girls' Intramural s 'l. MARILYN SWARTZ PATSY SWEET "Pat" FUMIKO TAMURO "Miki" Hill' n.v.,, bdmy ,he h,a,,f "Your heart is where your "Whatever we could say it fha, lov., mm" treasure is." would have to be nice." French Club 2,35 sackl. 3. Seluco 1: Bible Club 3- RAY TAYLOR "Tucker" "No sinner, no saint, per- haps, but- Well, the very best of chaps." Latin Club 25 Booster Club l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Orches- tra 25 All School Play 25 Debate l5 Student Council 25 Home Room Treas. 'l,35 Lenawee Outstanding Boy Scout of 55. BARB ARA TH OMP SON " Bobbie " JUDY THOMPSON "Hot Rod" She smiles, she laughs, she FRANK EY TARVER "Frankie" "On the level ---- she's a devil." Co-op 3. EDITH TILLOTSON "Edie "A quiet, modest maid is "She turns her back on boys- smiles again." she." -and then runs backwards." Selaco l, Sec. 2, Point Chair- G.A.A. l5 Girls' Glee Club Future Teachers Club 35 man 35 G.A.A. I,2,35 Home 25 Transferred from Plymouth Spanish Club 2,35 Latin Room Sec. 1. Club 'l,2,35 Booster Club 2, 35 Future Nurses Club, Vice- Pres. 25 Choir 'l,2,35 Vocal Ensemble l,25 Maiorette l5 Home Room Sec. 25 Latin Award I5 Attendance Award 15 Honor Student. 27 GROVER BRUCE TIPTON "Religious" "Man is of soul--body, formed for deeds of high resolve." Booster Club I,2,35 Oratory 1,25 American Legion Speech Contest5 Senior Play5 "Life of the Party"5 "RamshackIe Inn"5 "Our Miss Brooks". HQ, EMILY TOMPSON "Em" "I'm not arguing with you. l'm telling you!" French Club I, 253, G-A-A If 21 3, French Award l,2, Booster Club 2,35 LeacIer's Club 3, Secretary 25 Band I,2,35 Orchestra I5 Choir I, 2,35 Vocal Ensemble 35 String Ensemble Flute Trio I,2, 35 Reserve Cheerleader I5 Class Secretary I,25 Home- coming Court 35 Pool Show 152,35 Salutatorian. 3-is . gr lm. l L is V Lykw , X, , 7' .. :. THOMAS D. TRACY "Dick' "Beware, I may be great yet." F.F.A. Club I,2, Sentinel 3 Intramurals I,2,35 Home Room Treas. 2. WILLIS ANN UNDERWOOD llwumcll "For a priceless pearl iust take this girI." Selaco Club 35 HAROLD WARD "Moses" "I do as I please and I don't bother others about it." Reserve Football 25 Intra- murals 2,3. 28 JOYCE VAN NORMAN "Poopsie Puff" "Gone but not forgotten." Future Teachers Club 2,35 French Club 35 Maple Leaf 3. DICK WEDER "Needle" "My brain is a highway without traffic cops." Varsity A Club I5 Football reserve 1,25 Baseball re- serve 25 Track Reserve I5 Swimming I,25 Home Room Treas. 2. JOYCE VUILLEMIN Joy lc H "Youth comes but once in a lifetime, so I'II use it while I may." Future Teachers Club 35 Spanish Club 2, Point Re- corder 35 G.A. A. Club 'I,2,35 Leaders Club 35 Senior PIay5 Home Room Vice-Pres. I, Sec. 35 Girls Intramurals I, 2,3. CAROL ANNE WARD "Peanuts" "A firm believer in the pow- ers of silence." Spanish Club 'I,2,35 G.A-A- Club 2,35 Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee Club I5 Girls' Intramur als I,2. JANETTE WEISS "Jan" "No one but she and heaven DICK WELLS "Spider" "Long, Lanky, and Likeoble IKHOW of what SIWOIS fI1InI4I"'9-H Varsity A Club 2,35 Reserve Football I5 Basketball 2,35 Cross-country 2,35 Track I, 2,35 Home Room President I Home Room Vice-President 3: HELEN WIEDERKEHR RON WILLNOW "Willie" SHIRLEY WINZELER "l dorm know wh.,-g l'm "lt's not what you do -- it's "Woody" going but l'm on my way." what YOU 96? OWGY Wifh-" "Boom, Boom. lt's fun to Booster Club 25 Varsity A bg crazy," Club 25 Choir 2,35 All School G,A,A, l,2,3, Play 35 Football Reserve 15 Basketball Reserve 15 Ten- nis l,2,35 Intramurals 2,3. BILL WOLLER "Wolley" "l 'm a good boy." Intramurals 1,2,3. SHARON WOOD "Woody" "l'm happy--but, where's the party?" Future Teachers 2, Presi- dent 35 French 2,35 Latin 1, 2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,35 Clarinet Trio 1.2. "Our Miss Broaks"5 "The Little Dog Laughed"5 De- bate 35 Oratory 2,35 Student Council 35 Home Room Sec- retary 15 Pool Show 2,35 Latin Award 1,25 French Award 25 Valedictorian. PATRICIA WREATH "Par" JUDY 20054 "Judy" "5lmPl0 md Sweet, Can't be "l'd rather be small and blflf-H shine, than large and cast French 2,35 Latin 1,25 G.A.A. Q ghqdgwjn 2,35 Home Room Treas. 35 Latin Club 1, LINDAPALMERCWOODBY5 BILL woonav "Bm" "Lin" "Stand in line girls, don't "l love-l live-l'm happy." push." SPC-1f'l5l" lf POW? Rl'-T0l'd9f Booster Club Treasurer 25 22 G-A-A- 1122 l-90595 Club Lite ofthe Party 15 "Ram- 1.2. Pool Show 1,25 Slni'-'lf shackle lnn" 25 Senior Play Prom Committee 2- Tennis 15 Home Room Sec- retary 1. Photoless Graduates RAYMOND CORREA B03 PYLE HR5m0"'H "WhatI No girls in heaven? "The man most worth listen- W,ll' fl-mn' iusf 'ony' m. ing to is a silent one." here." Football 3. 29 Front Row: Beebe, Curtis, Fox. Second Row: Lunn, Friedrich, Dermyer, Green, Guyman, Cunningham. Third Row: Boswell, Ferguson, Wood, Miller. Standing: Baker, Atkin, Hampton, Saylor, Hewitt, Snood, Hart, Engel, Koehnlein. "The Little Dog Laughed," a three act comedy, featured a college sophomore maioring in psycho- logy. Returning home, she expected to find her family normal and well-adiusted, instead they were tied up in psychological knots. Laurie's mother invited her snobbish friends for an after- noon tea party, and while she was out of the room, Laurie administered the Zambrouski Ink Blot Test and laid devastatingly bare the "inner personali- ties" of her mother's quests. lmpressing "energy peaks" 'and "blood to the brain tests" on her brother, Wally, cause him to lose his one and only, Joansie. One night, after Laurie has gone on a date with handsome but moody Mack Bradford, the family decided to do a little "purging" on their own. The tables were turned and put Laurie on the outs with Mack. All turned out well at the end, with Laurie threatening to give up her psychology. Her father, Sid Hunnington, induced her to continue her career because, "lt's good for the patient." The play was a great success thanks to Miss Sherman and her fine and untireless efforts of directing. U16 sho Laurie Hunnington. .. Sid Hunnington ..... Martha Hunnington. . . Wally Hunnington .... "Miss Gus" .... .. Joan Wood . . . Ted Wood .... Lillian Wood ....... Mack Bradford ...... Horatio P. Honeywell. Amelia Dennis ....... Carolyn Blakesley. .. Grace Schoenbeck .... Walola Breckinridge. . Theresa Brown ......... Woman with small boy .... Small Boy .......... Man with dog. . . Newsboy ..... . . . .Shirley Friedrick . . . .Dennis Dermyer . . . .Sandra Green . .... Larry Guyman . .Marilyn Ferguson Phyllis Fox . . .Tom Hewitt . . . .Mary Miller .. . . .Jim Lunn . . . .Allyn Saylor . . .Delight Beebe ...Janet Koehnlein . . . . . .Sharon Wood Peggy Cunningham ...JoAnn Hampton .. .Mary Lou Hart . . . .Terry Albro . . . .Ron Sneed . . . Keith Herbert All1ZIlE!1OY1S6!1SG 'QA 4 5 N ' x J' '- tx.-2141, . ' ' '-.-.. :ij- J f . 1 S 2' I "I, X.v' 3,4 'fr fr!" g-ff-I I I A I J 'ISI' Y 4 A 0 yeall DLG EITEQIG .X .. 1. C7 74.5, 'I 'vw 5339 vt A '31 'ff"'1f" , 'ffjf L . A ' II' r v Q'iIIQy:,'7l'E'1 . M Q Is, 3 I , mr., K I 5 5:-' ITKMJJY x 1 'D ., Q. gg.: v " "K 'Q :Su I' Q 1 I Rf I 1.1 5' EP.-L: L .fc Q,5:?e3:f if,1m?i -r -1, ,. 1.'I'M ,'w.,.fI' ue, , 1 1 : wwf iii 41.445 PRESIDENT GARY CARLSON SECRETARY BARBARA MILLER VICE PRESIDENT JACKIE WALLACE TREASURER JEAN HARTWIG - -'Q -1 ""--"Tip is Il 'Q - Q... 3 "M E 1 I 1? E N ,O RS " 'A N 1 X: tx ? C' 4 6 x ag T' ui., E N F- W I H x A A-f v Sr ? T T. v 1 - I-f"'f , 8 T-bt 5 L. J as f, L d T W' ' 5 i.. " ' WEZ74 4. --'i - .-- "5 G -fJ- uf i A 1 L , -- i .. M' 3 0 - S r Jumons 'M 'xt "X MS C' A T' ' ...S .1 ix M V lx JA A ki , 5- . Alafita Albright Allen Anderson Auten Bailiff D. Baker M. Baker Gerald Barnes .fa A -A " A 1, X I X ' C f' - Al o Geraldine Barnes Barnhart Barrett B. Bates W. Bates H. Bates Bqugh Bqughey Bear ff ' A 1 1 . i n V V . U- ! A .l f .4-ff l? l y ' no ' -' z" f . ffiifl 455357575 f X " ws. Beaubien Beebe Bichard Biddix Bird Black Bohlinser Bond Bone ' A A I l 1 ,. - ' i - .P V -. , V kt , .. -. Q. - . f"xi 'Q r Q 4 ' ' was ' "it 'M 'S' X X 77 wi' s""' 4 - ' -its : i ' ' ' . , Kr- ir- k 'r -flake' A Bottoms Bridges Brion Brittain J. Brown M- BYOWFI Bryant Butler Buttermore -ff- wif? 3 , V..v- Eg g 47 5' ' it ' .J ' 5 -D .a N- .5 ' ' ' - 0505 of x 34 YN ., 75 C Q9 KX .K L. C0 Q .5 'lf' I. ' I B is . , A. P if . . Cody Campbell C. Carlson G. Carlson Carr Casteel Caterina . A " . r -' ' Y , -:. ' I A S- ,' C, C. Church M. Church Clark Wanda Clegg Waneta Clegg Clough Clugston Cook Correa . :., . 'Q . ,Ni oi , 1 - 4 .' fi "f .1 f , r . f Q - Q A -- l 4 . if, .5 ix Hill' 'lt ' , u. rs ln. -' A 'Q A dk - A Cosgrove Coulon Coutz A. Cox J- Cox Mflfgle COX Maylene Cox Creger Crossley 33 Jumons J xx wli 3 an Q, A ...A 5 . '7 3 3 ' -A a 'I l s, ,r-"" ff L " ' . I 'Iv- Cruickshank Curtis DeForest DeLeon Doyle Dunn Ellison Emerich Ennis 1 .vs l . ro " . - , A - I, V UM 11' . . gif Evans Farmer Ferguson Filler Flynn Frederick Fruchey Funk Gallippo I Q3 Mx '55 fs Q' 1 r ni! If A-' 1 Galnares A. Garcia R- GGl'Ci0 GUVWSSY GOT' G'Pl"Ufl Gibbs Glb5'-'Jn QI! fe, ' U in 7 ' I r ar Q 4 vox J, ,t 3 r if ' r - . . - M, ,ry 'F y .f' so - 6 -5' is - .X , xx - 0 we f , ii. X ' K .. ,- A Q "1 'a l".7i ee' W Q ' . fs . 1 I 17 ' l HH Golclsmiflw Gfdlwm Gray Griffin Grindsiaff Gunker G, Hanna R. Hanna A lic r .' gym l 9 y , 1 , ,X V Q2 '53 . f W 'fi - l , a 'J 4 1 5 'lv J no , .. 0 ' , V , ' pa 'I' . . f' HUVPUY Carol Harsh Clayton Harsh Harrung Hdffwlg Haskell Hulhaway Helmo Hickok y if P , 1 N 4 .lo-0' I a fa' f ff , ii NJ V I S l Vi 4? gl P-I Hill Hindes Holcomb Holmes Horner Horton Howe Hulse Hum . A .ikt :Ib .., , ' .Hifi , 4 vi- 3 h a . , ow ",. l Q 3 ' ' '1 .X fo l w:-ff P r ls - ' l X 1 i. . "X 4 " ' l ,lk I Q ti N Jgnkins Jermeay Johnson Jones Jordan Keedy Keith Kerentoff Kidd 34 Jumons , QM' ,, , 1 L r-if - giziii' , Si is 9, ,. A L K Kidder Klingler Knierim Kuney Lane Lorkins Lawler Ledford I-Chl' - ' 'fi-F??fE3 'T 1 , w , 45,59 'Tr -F, 'Q Z, , -7 . - 3 K i X , N -fl, or by M X f f VF -1 ' H n. 'A ,x Leufe Lewis Li,-,dgerg Luce Lyons McDonald McLean MacQueen Mackintosh L ,,.i 1 - V J' Q D, an -.. I 9 x 1 ' 'X 'B Mme, Maeker Meyer Miles A. Miller B. Miller L- Miller Mills Minnick Q ...L- - i A: .l ' I L 2 4 A'-QQ 'V f ' '41 f " "' ,-7 - I t X A -v fl N All 'N V .. M 4' MifCl'l0ll M0f1femUY0" G- MOVBY R. Morey Morton Chris Morton Murphy Murry M'-155C iq Q, 5 l A f W P X ,P ii 'Cf X j, 7 M. M I 4 A- MYGTS C. Myers M- Myers Oieda Olsaver Os? parish Pellowe Perez I A A Q ' ffl' ,wrfl ,If if rf C. perkins R. perkins pefers Phenecie Pierson Porter Pofes S. Powell Pmnge Nl Prichard Prochnow Pryor Pullen Raymond Reynolds C. Richards J. Richards 35 Jumons X .y .. Y,-1 , . J f-x, y ubJ: g if, 1' Rinker Roberts Robison Rockwell Rodela Rose wg.: ,SMS - - r , Y 'V 'R ' L I - ' A 55, .-1- I xg- -' . A ,J C. Sauter M. Sauter Sawyer Saxton Schassburger Schlatter J fl A 'A Rouge? Rubel Rumsey ,mv -e -ww . 5 . 1 Schroeder Scott Scofield M., 5 'Q-'D' l ,? rt .1 v-.J .1 I I A P-1 - Seeburger Seeger? Shadwald Shepherd Slwourds Siders A. Sloan E. Smith G. Smith .N Z K K f i QW, A 0 AW' Y A , w, 4 3 'Q Q '. 9 , " 'S I 3 ',.. . - Q ' A' T Q , gp! ,ai t gi , Q. 5' W9 N, fr, .Ns r A b 4 Q . , 'J 1 1 f I S it :, ,-. .J M 1 . Smoll R. Snead V. Snead Robert Snyder Roger Snyder Spies Stecker Stewart Strong Sumerel V at ll I 4 A .rf Q, ' I '1' . my-" Tew Thompson Thornton Tibbits Telford Tryon Tuomala Tuttle Vickery Walker . . Q, A li ra I , k Q U' ra: .-:,k ff: rg vii, J I ,Z K 3 D 4 .S I V fy? Y-7 A V, , . 1 T A ' S. V 1 f M - ' ' ' ' K V I ' . if V ' , 'S X , ti " J ' I T l 4 's f Wallace Wa,-nz Wa,-ne, B. Weaver R. Weaver Webster B. West R. West Wiebeck Wiesinger Wei 1223 . if . ' 1 4 a Q V wx " .1 br' I X , n 51306 N A . f 1 I rv' sl g 1 ' , Williamson Jack Wilson Winzeler Wise Woods W01'l'if19 Young Zimmerman Zeluff 36 YEAR olo ENTRIES J Hajj . Y' 'Fi M gf ' 4 I 'I' . ' , , " s E . A. , , v E353 4 fiif I W PRESIDENT DAVID MANSFIELD SECRETARY LUCYLEE NEISWANDER VICE-PRESIDENT JUDY WYNN 72" TREASURERJ DI H WKZEZE U E ENDERSON 4,,1. Q' ,ff at XE xv, -- E-- azfzw-'L---' x ,AH . ,fff'3'5:5..,::1'-Q E N" xx .Ex Wswwl.. 1 F' , L! " ,S ,aff ""'-- A-'E ' ' 15" 'Q ,,,gQ,.fT:a.x 2 XX ' ' V! NP Q- VV' ff."Hf .--M1 . .VK M , V Y 'NITE A af dl JIT., f E I N , - "Wig - -h,..T.:-2 I-1!f"""iS 'S W X fR55"g.- K R' ' .gsxzf X? "'7"'E E' K , 5E . in--gnk,-, E x ,fl A X """fS"""" R- ! 1. 1.7 Xu ,A "1 If .. , ,, 'a 3--L E"--4 --Q Jifil' ' ' 1. U...-:,.- Sei -4- 1 -W 3 J .1 . "-2---Af N vggfizfi. , 1.1 1" R '7 - 12. I fb 0Y.1a:fl?'-- ---'E ' wil-""" .125 . "' - A C ilfit. .f ""--, - lf? 2074-P ' WW W --- ' 4! sophomones L9 '3 :Q 'll X ' 'S JH ' 7 , 1 ' vll f' Acker Allen Alversan Arnett Badertacher Baggeft J. Boker S. Baker Barish l 'll , 19 :.,-, 3 " ' Him tv Q 't f. 3 - ffyii, 4 M 'lol f 'L - J V l ' W ' 1 Q A ffl C J All .X l '- Barrett Barron Baumeau Bean Beavers Befrlier Bednark Beekel Beevers 'li .dv 6.3 "" W b w 3 5 'G - ' 5' X 4 Am 1' f C ' ' . Belanger Bemis Befz Bierck Black Blalcer Bleich BOl'1l"l BOll .. .,s-- 4 - 3 fn: mr -nf r roo n as - ,J Q5 C s 0 ' 1 . 1' 'f- -I 'P' ' up-.1 Bgvge Brehmer Bradislm Briftain Brown Bufford B'-19569 Byrd Campbell le , . ugly ,V lr rs z 2. L i ff 5 I X BL.: . " ' NWC ,PX 1 C H l C. Campbell Cqifell B, Clmk D. Clark Clement Coleman Cofmif Cook Corbin ' rl A ..-r W , , ' l Corus Corley Counts Coutant Covell Cox Cramer Cruickshankcunnlnglwm Dcvls - l zl: .Q l Q l v.. 1, Q lf. - x . A K ' sig -9, . .f ,,.+ ' " s Del-acruz Dennis De,-myer Disbro Dome, Dougherty Dowling G. Dunbar R. Dunbar 38 sopnomorzes s.. Duran K, Ehinger R. Ehinger Ekins S. Emerson V. Emerson Engel Efter Faust ' . 5 5 f 2' ll F -4. -A y fly ' AA A i s Ferguson Filter Findley Firsi Fisher FlefCl10f Foofe Ford J. Fox 4 . 72 '- -Q .... Qgo I I X fl JV ,X 1 ,, X -' su- P. Fox Francoeur Frederick Friess Fuller Funk Gallippo D. Garcia ' Q ,,., ' , , , 2 ,er 11 I i "' J 4. ' 7 ... 7' 6 J iv- s b -4' eg, ' s , , X 'Vf' is t In Q? A K J A J. Garcia Gaukel Gautz Goisf Gonzslez Graham Griffith Grubbs H0990fd kv ll N A . M Y If - . as 5 V T5 Q i 4 v If ' ' K . 1' , V A 'id X - "fo nl fi" . . 1 P' f 37' ' F '-yuh!!! il -Sl . -.. 'J Hall Hamden Hampton J. Handy P. Handy Hanna Harmon Harper Jack Harris Jim Harris ' if..,,. as 2121.12 II A 'Mi ' 1' 0 Wi . 2 'lv ii W r , ' , . , i i X Y I ' 'Q .gy . ,X 1 - rf 0 J , ' 1 - L WV 5 . 451'-xx Q Hartman Harvey Hayes Henderson Hendrickson Herd Hickman G. Hill J. Hill 'E i 'fi R ' 1 M., .. ' J 1- , f, S' x t Q my " f" 'P if , Q0 M. Hill Hindes H009 Holloway Holmes Horn Hosler Howe 39 SODIWOIUORES ' I H s "' Q we g -2 "A I ', - J , V -fa-'W 1- -- 'A IE: A 2 f- 77 , ' H I I, ix -if 'V X I: - XL . J T .-:ul Hull Hunter lrish Jacobs Jvffeff -Ie"5eY Jewell D. Johnson S. Johnson . 1 W K K! ., fixing? kr,s f,.,.k - K f,.. Zigi, ,KW VM 3 V Q 'Z I A A I 4 J. , ag,-i , rr' ' X " +099 f vu, o. 4 .F fi 'iff 1 K .JI H. Johnston June Kaiser KUPf"lCk Kelley Kenedy Kem Kidman vi Y .L . ,I I n 'x 3 - Iw- fl fy' ' Kiersey Kimbrough Kimple Kishpaugh Kaepper Koster L. Krouse l f,...l.. R. Krouse Langthrone , M ' .V I - z Lawler Lvwrence Leggat Lennox Like Lowe McAfee - '-9 Mandrel! Mansfield Mason May Mayes Mendez Meyer . -, ., 5. K I 3 gg M V .pp 5, A A, - J 'Q J A, 4' '. in 5 .if X Mills Milner Moore Moran Moss Mulligan Nqylo, .N J NlPPel' Nixon Notes Oieda Osborn Osworih Qvery 40 .fl-llbxl if 2.1 I f le I Mccarley McNeil K. Miller P- Miller i f a -fi Neiswander Nelson Oyer J. Palmer sopnomones an if X m - . f :asf f ,- P, Palmer Patterson Paull Pawling Perry Peters Pettit Pfister Phelps .L P t ' A +1 3, A 2' 41, 5 ' ,I ll A 1 9 ,, ' .QQ 5 . P QNOX ,, ' ls: 0' l i X r X ,A.L -e , ,, X . f A F. Phillips phipps Plqfe Pope Porter Powell Quigley Quinn P ef 4' -' e 'T' 1. ff -T 'v' 5 E ' 4 " X. r Q Q f if H ' f' 1 l . 1 gf' K A Rainier K. Rau V. Rau Rayburn Raymond Reed Reeves Regalado Remmele n ' 4. ' -48' ,JNL M . -1 'ra L. Renner M. Renner Restis A. Reyes D. Reyes Ries Rivera Rolaack Rockwell 1 ' nv -K: . Vg. if 'lx TA , J i. 4 T - '-- I 25 ,f , . ,.-Q, -- - X X .1 cf' v , l il rfilf' 4 1" A Rodriquez Rodriquez Roeder Roesch Roekle R0f"eY A- RU9Slf'll4 C- RUeSiFlk rn- ' K V ' A '9 1 .212 .Q Y A A ,Q if I A 5 ' is H Xi .vi 17' X 5... . ...J -of if f H' f ' ' N' Rush Sager Saly St. Clair Salter Scholl Scott Scroggins 1 1 - as fm -Q 5 Ka , I y -, - ' :A I. 1 ' Seagraves SSUQYUVBS Seeburger Seeck Seeger? Seidel Setliff 5l'l0fl4US R. Ruesink I S e a g e r S l'1 a r p 41 sopnomoues . if ' ":' W 9 K ga ' f,.' Q 6 Y :rv Q 4-3 w .15 V F - A Q' A K .. -, X 1 Q. . D P - A X ,ago . ga, "' , 'I Asn. - 141 Sherman Sherwood Shulters Silvernail Sims Slayton P. Smith T. Smith Y- Smith Q " A , 2 Q 1- A .- he 'A , 'W' f Dewayng Snead Don Snead Fat Snead Spiegel Springer Stein Stephan Stevenson Stewart A A , ii ,Li.. ggzwzw mf ,. 1? up 2, f'?A if ' -f' ., p i S S g S . i -Q- W f W .- of - Q If fr. Streu L. Stricklin Stricklin Wm. Stricklin Strong Sullins Sundquist Sweet Swichard 3 3 r . '. Ti . in . V4 J t XN aug! i W vt t A-A ll . .. ei.J Teei Teter Thompson Thoms Treat VanSickle Veaiey Vogel rw '2 Q 1 9 . Ward Watt Wegrzyn Westgate White Whitney Wild Winters R. Wood 1.4 is f 1 Q ,. ,, iii .7 qi iq - f 4 , , ,ff B. Woods D. Woods Wotrirlg Wynn Yoakum Zimmerman ' ' ' unaware 3 lllf ' S A 4- Q 5' , ,.. X 1 'V -N lf'-' .L - A YM K ,,,- , '11 K TZ mf' Z ,f ff- 'A YI- X' ul S f- "" r- fag, ...-, 'qx,x or - Y "" ,fytvvf nr s Zi' -T - bug' ' sz-"fx it ' ' 'S rf' S A -as 3 S W s ii . S' - A W - rm R .. H Q f a n 1 F Y Agx 4 N i V Q ,bfi 1- i ' "ff - 'Q fa X f Ia ff W f -- we X fff f f Q - X X .f X X f X' 417 f 7 Z X, f -1 ff 43 Front Row: Leone, Roesch, Shepherd, Howard, Co-captain Belanger, Co-captain Hood, Hoeft, Lunn, Findley. Second Row: Coach Chiaverini, Trainer Bleam, Lincoln, Saylor, Alverson, Patmos, Sneed, Brooks, Mendez, Manager Hickman. Third Row: Barnes, Warner, Stewart, Shadwald, Vickery, Coulon, Brown, Coach Busack. Fourth Row: Dr-rmyer, Wilson, Pyle, Cosgrove, Adams, Kidder. anslty Although the 1955 Maple football team didn't have a victorious season they played much better ball than the win and loss column indicates. The final season record was one win, two ties, and five losses. Coach Chiaverini is looking forward to a suc. cessful season next year with Don Coulon as captain and the following men returning from the Varsity: Jerry Barnes, Ron Warner, Jim Shadwald, Larry Cos- IIGOIZBA ll grove, Mack Vickery, Don Kidder, and Jack Wilson. Strength which will be coming from the reserves are: Backs-Eddie Mandrell, Norman Seidel, Pete Regal- ado, Pete Fisher. Ends-Earl Osborn, Raul Perez, Jerry Clark. Tackles-Paul Funk, Dennis Dowling, Leon Powell, Gary Dunbar, Wayne Roback. Guards - Glenn Goist, Jack Harris, Doug Engel, and at Center, Mike Renner. B v s , - N JH F",,-.r41i's.-.2 .., .X A A ,1.- 1.-'--:iv t ff. fy. . n t 'f ':' -- f . - , . Y" . LL 4 . ' , W A - 4 ' M' -- ' " E . , , f.ffffTi'9f9Z4e -frfe-'f,'if'y sfmsfzif.-:H ' V, 9 " L, ,. - V- " " V.'4e.-'Kit'-sg-Q. ,. . gzip M ,"g::f'g',53r.:.""' ,""7F'1'ffW'f" 'E ":f":f:i5gfv-4"'X wer-1-'-,s-D34-L-1' 1.-. .Ti-gg f 1, .-s.,,.+ ', "views--,,.L-,WwettfewtsXis.2!1:1'z2-im-azfiwis1:?23':a:E:tac,153'v'ai1e-'.?Y'awvaam1uu5stS.f:r'.Lv.:'-1f.::-1-.f-::,+wu. 44 A125112 On September 16 the Maples opened their sea- son by traveling to Monroe to meet their traditional rivals, the Troians. The Trojans were outfought and outplayed by the Fighting Maples, yet managed to outscore Adrian to chalk up their fourth straight win the series. The Maple's defense was superb in the first half, holding Monroe to a minus 21 yards in rushing. However, Monroe scored on a freak touch- down play which resulted in the Adrian loss by a score of 7.0. The second game, played at East Lansing on Sep- tember 23, ended with a clear-cut decision for the East Lansing Troians. Larry Belanger was the out- standing player for Adrian. Ron Hoeft and Don Cou- Ion also were credited with playing good defensive ball. At the end of the half East Lansing was lead- ing 13-O. The game ended 33-0 for East Lansing. The churning legs of Larry Belanger and the speed of Hugh Shepherd paced Adrian to a 13-13 tie with the Sturgis Troians on September 30. Shepherd, Hoeft, Hood, Belanger, and Howard were outstanding on defense. Big Jim Shadwald and Hood opened huge holes for Belanger on offense. Coach Chiaverini said he was pleased with the defensive play of senior Hil- bert Brooks. With the Maples as sharp as their new 560,000 stadium, they rolled overs the Coldwater Cardinals 48-12 on October 7. This was the highest league score run up by an Adrian team since it ioined the league in 1934. Scoring was opened by Jim Lunn in theifirst quarter. Cal Adams then booted the first of six extra points. Howard showed brilliant passing form as he connected with Ron Hoeft for Adrian's fourth touchdown. Outstanding players were hard to pick because Coach Chiaverini substituted freely. Lakeview, on October 14, led by all-state half- back Bill McNally, rolled over the Maples 34-6. Early in the game Bob Howard, Adrian's number one quar- li0013 BA LL terback, suffered a mild concussion and was missed greatly. Larry Belanger scored the only Maple touch- down. Shepherd, Hood, Hoeft, Shadwald, Saylor, Lunn, and Coulon made creditable showings on de- fense. The Fighting Maples outplayed the Albion Wild- cats on October 21, but failed to make their extra point and came out on the short end of a 19-18 score. The Maples played their best game of the year against the fired up Albion eleven which was playing before Albion homecoming fans. Touchr: downs were scored by Belanger, Shepherd, and Cou- lon. Outstanding on the defensive line for the Maples were Lupe Mendez, Riley Lincoln, Jim Shadwald, Jim Patmos, Tom Hood, Larry Roesch, and Ron Sneed. Adrian suffered from the loss of Hugh Shepherd, one of the Maple's finest players. On October 28 the Maples lost a heart-breaker to the Marshall Redskins 14-12. A freak play and extra points again spelled defeat for the Maples. Bob Howard displayed some more of his brilliant passing by connecting on 8 of 12 passes. Maple touchdowns were scored by Howard and Coulon. Belanger played his usual brilliant offensive game, but was removed in the early minutes of the fourth quarter with a head iniury. Coulon, Hood, Patmos, Shadwald, and Mendez played good defensive ball for Adrian. The hard fighting Maples gained a 19-19 tie with the Three Rivers Wildcats. Belanger was the hero of the game by scoring all of Adrian's points. Bob How- ard again displayed his passing arm by completing 15 of 27 passes attempted. After Adrian was leading 6-O Three Rivers rallied to make the score 19-6. Then Adrian began to march again. The Maples closed the season in brilliant fashion by scoring the tying touchdown and extra point in the last few seconds. This Page is sponsored by Excelsior Laundry Co. 45 Front Row: Howe, Sager, Powell, Renner, Wotring, Perez, Bcrish, Filter. Second Row: Coach Gillis, Pfister Harris, Sullins, Ted Woods, Goist, Fisher, Roback, Munger, Coach Kelder. Third Row: Hull, DeLaCruz, Pettit, Belanger, Clark, Goldsmith, Langthorne, Seidel. Fourth Row: Dowling, Bruce Woods, Engel, Dunbar, Mandrel, Funk, Moran, Osborn. tzesenve footsall Under the excellent guidance of our new coaches, Mr. Gillis and Mr. Kelder, the reserves showed a much improved season. They worked hard and showed a fine spirit. Next yeor's varsity will surely be im- proved by this fine group of football players. ADRIAN DEDICATES NEW S60 000 STADIUM. I This page is sponsored by John C. Driscoll Service Station Front Row: Forrester, Henry Lewis, Harper, Howell, Wells, Keedy, STATE CHAMMON Alafita, Carlson, Bohn. Second Row: Coach Sweet, Hewitt, Kishpaugh, Harry Lewis, Herbert, Fish, Olsaver, Rogers. Back Row: Smith, Kidd, DICK WE'-l-S Russell, Hill, Snead. CROSS COUDU2 The Adrian High Cross Country Team finished the 1955 season with a record of 2 wins and 6 losses. Dick Wells was the outstanding runner on the squad. He was undefeated in regular season com- petition and also copped the Albion Relays, Hasting's Invitational, Regional, and State crowns. He set new records at Romulus, running the two-mile course in 10:15, and at the Regionals in 10:38. On our home course he broke Dave Peelle's record of 10:40 with an exceptionally good time of 10:36. Dick Wells, Keith Herbert, Harry Lewis, Charles Kishpaugh, Gary Carlson, Carlos Alatita, and Andy Keedy received the Varsity Award. The returning runners who will make up next year's squad are: Carlson, Alatita, Kishpaugh, Lewis, Keedy, Olsaver, Hill, Kidd, Smith, Harper, David Russell, and Dick Bohn. This page is sponsored by A. S. Pasternacki, M.D. DUAL AND TRIANGULAR MEETS Team We They Napoloen CHD .,.., . . 40 91 Napoleon CTD ........... , 20 40 Spring Arbor QHD ...... .. 40 25 Spring Arbor CTD .......... 37 24 Romulus KTD ............. 35 23 Jackson KTJ .....,... 41 20 Monroe CHD .........,....,......,..,..........,...,.... 29 26 Ann Arbor KHJ ..........,....,.....,............,,.... 38 23 Hasting's Invitational, 6th of 10 Albion Relays, 6th ot 14 State, Wells was our only runner and took 1st Regional, 6th ot 10 RECORD Won 2 Lost 6 47 HGITIECCIUIUG Zi ,,,f gr LA 22-?' II , 'l' 4'1"'N - 1 :if nns1'QH'? LE? Q,-f. This page is sponsored by Wesfgoie Conclrc 81 Co. hOmECOmInG The annual homecoming of Adrian High School began with the snake dance the night before the game. A parade was held the next afternoon. Of the many floats entered, three prizes were won: Originality, Room 48, Beauty, Room 37, and Humor, Room 16. Jo Ann Hampton and Sandra Green won the prize for being the funniest clowns. Merrie Christmas was General Chairman of the event. Chairmen of the various committees were as follows: Parade, Kelly Howell, Coronation, Sharon Wood, Dance, Phyllis Fox, Pep Meeting and Snake Dance, Judy Tolford. During the halftime of the game against Three Rivers, our Queen, Miss Phyllis Fox, was crowned by Kelley Howell while the band played The Way You Look Tonight." The members of the court were De. light Beebe, Jane Ashley, Emily Tompson, Christine Carlson, Barbara Miller, and Judy Tolford. Following the game a dance was held in the gymnasium. The Grand March was a feature of the dance. This was led by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carl- son, after Queen Phyllis and her court, preceded by the Hampton Twins, had entered and taken their places of honor. This page is sponsored by Shepherd 8. Stoll 49 l A Front Row: Fish, Harper, Howard, Wells, Belanger, Howell. Second Row: Goldsmith, Carl son, Keedy, Alafita Coulon. Back Row: Hickman, Forster, Busack. A iltldli 's 'A A! V -s gfflive N .5 VARSII BASKGIBAU 5, The Adrian High Maples, under the direction of Coach "Meinie" Busack, finished the i956 season f with a record of 5 wins and 9 losses. Dick Wells, Bob Howard, and Kelley Howell were the only re- turning lettermen on the squad. ln addition to these players the team will lose seniors Hugh Shep- hard, Jerry Fish, and Larry Belanger. Juniors Gary Carlson, Andy Keedy, Don Coulon, Garry Olsaver, Bob Prange, Jim Hill, John Gold- smith, and Carlos Alafita will make up next years squad. Dick Bohn, Eddie Mandrell, Pete Regalado, Pat Kelly, Mickey Moran, and Ken Alverson are promising sophomore prospects. New this year in the Adrian basketball system is the "players trophy." Winners of this trophy are decided by their grades during the season, their basketball ability, and their conduct as a student. This years winners, who will have their names en- graved on the trophy, are Bob Howard and Larry Belanger. This page is sponsored by Dr. M. J. Edwards VAQSVE Schedule WE THEY 48 Three Rivers . .. . . . .61 61 Sturgis ...... .... 6 O 52 Albion .... .... 5 5 63 Marshall ... . .75 54 Hillsdale . . .. .47 59 Tecumseh . . .... 47 47 Lakeview .... 55 66 East Lansing .......... .... 7 2 Twin Valley Standing Lakeview ..................... . 12-2 Sturgis ...... . 12-2 East Lansing . . . 11-3 Albion ...... 6-8 Three Rivers . . . 6-8 Adrian ..... 5-9 Marshall .... 3-1 Coldwater . . . District Tournament Adrian 56 Bedford 49 Adrian 53 Blissfieeld 76 Twin Valley Scoring Points Place Bob Howard 291 2nd Dick Wells 193 8th BASKETBALL THEY Coldwater . . ..... 55 Albion ..... .... 5 3 Three Rivers .. ..... 64 Marshall .... ..... 5 1 Lakeview ... . . . . .89 East Lansing . .. . . . .80 Coldwater . . ..... 78 Sturgis ... . . . .86 1 7' 1-13 I lffm' 1,04 'V' in ga. l 9 nu This page is sponsored by Dunmore Funeral Home 51 Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian Front Row: Kelley, Bohn, Mandrell, Alverson, Regalado, Barish. Second Row: Howe, Filter, Moran, Van Sickle, Goist, Roback. Third Row: Osborn, Hull, Renner, Belanger, Ekins. RESERVE BASl4ET.TBAll SCHEDULE Three Rivers Sturgis Albion Marshall Lakeview East Lansing Coldwater Albion Three Rivers Marshall Lakeview East Lansing Coldwater Sturgis The Adrian reserve basketball team, under the direction of Mr. Wyse, had a close to perfect season. They gained 10 wins in Twin Valley competi- tion and only lost 4 very close games. Some of the reserve players that will make very good varsity material next year are: Pat Kelley, Dick Bohn, Ed Mandrell, Ken Alverson, and Pete Regalado. 'T 41' lvl R- -490 MADLE. ij-gAr1 fm GF T' 56 GO! The Varsity Cheerleaders deserve congratulations for their faithful attendance at home and away games, the good pep meetings, and the many new Cl1eel'S. . Front Row: Christine Carlson, Barbara Miller. Second Row: Delight Beebe,Jane Ashley, Judy Telford. Third Row: Phyllis Fox. X My L f 7-ff ff 'l Congratulations should go also to the reserve squad for their faithful attendance at all the reserve games and their excellent participation at pep meetings. Front Row: Wilma Kerentoff, Judy Henderson. hen. Third Row: Shirley Prochnow. .-Z" Second Row: Pauline Mendez,Cl0"90n COYICYI KC-'Y 5799 f'i:'4: - -' I i Front Row: Jacobs, Smith, Clark, Co-ccptains: Hood, Leone, Perez, Wotring, Roesch, Oiedia. Second Row: Mgr.: Herbert, Gautz, Cule, Bell, Barron, Kidder, Mgr: Coleman. Third Row: Helma, Garcia, Jewell, Dowling, Graham, Mgr.: Ovary. Back Row: Hostler, Rivera, Campbell, Stevens, Johnson, Coach Despain. RESIILIDG The wrestling team, under the excellent guidance of Coach DeSpain, turned in a sparkling record this year of eight wins and four defeats. The team was strengthened by tive returning lettermen and several first year men. The returning lettermen were Larry Barron, Gary Bell, Torn Hood, Jim Leone, and Larry Roesch. Gary Jacobs, sophomore, and Elton Smith, Junior, both wrestling their first year on varsity, turned in fine records and were elected co-captains of next year's team. letters were awarded to Barron, Bell, Cule, Clark, Gautz, Hood, Jacobs, Kidder, Leone, Oieda, Perez, Rinker, Roesch, Smith, Wctring, and Herbert, Manager. Junior Varsity awards were given to Dowling, Duran, Graham, Helma, Jewell, Johnson, Rivera, Stevenson, Campbell, Reeder, Hastler, and the other two managers, Coleman and Ovary. 54 This page is sponsored by Garden City .. Sylvania ..... Howe Military Coldwater .... St. Thomas . . . Ypsilanti Central Toledo C. C. . . Coldwater .... Ann Arbor Res. Garden City .. Davison . . . Sturgis .. D. M. Hendricks SCHEDULE We They 12 31 25 27 22 19 32 18 31 14 11 33 36 14 35 13 29 18 21 19 36 15 19 29 Front Row: Engel, Kishpaugh, Quigley, Seidel, Swickard, Harris, Sherman, Reeves, G. Hanna. Second Row: Powell, Williamson, Barnes, D. Hanna, Mackintosh. Back Row: Palmer, H. Helma, Dermyer, Lunn, Hewitt, Rogers, Sell, Coach Hazen. swlmm ma 2 2 22 ? After an unimpressive season the Adrian Swim Team, under the coaching of Francis Hazen, topped oft all their hard work by taking the run- ner-up spot in the State Meet this year. During the regular season they came up with a seven won and five lost record, however, the losses were to Class A schools. Qualifiers in Stale Meet 50 Yard Freestyle-Richard Hanna 4th place 100 Yard Breast stroke-Doug Engel 3rd place Pete Sherman 4th place 100 Yard Freestyle-Richard Hanna 5th place 150 Individual Medley-Jerry Helma 3rd place 200 Yard Medley Relay--Jim Lunn, Doug Engel, Jim Harris, Tom Sell 2nd place 200 Yard Freestyle Relay-Jerry Barnes, Pele Hick- man, Fred Meyer, Dennis Dermeyer 3rd place The seniors who will be leaving the team this year are Jerry Helma and Dennis Dermeyer, Co- Captains, Jim Lunn, Tom Sell, John Rogers, Robert Miley, Peter Hickman, and Tom Hewitt. Addon Addon Adnan Adnan Adnan Addan Adnan Addon Addon Adnan Addon Adnan Adnan SCHEDULE Monroe . ...... Ann Arbor ..... Ypsilanti Roosevelt Toledo "Y" .... Jackson ...... Toledo "Y" .... Ypsilanti Central Howe military . .. Trenton ....... Ypsilanti Roosevelt University High . . Plymouth ..... University High . This page is sponsored by Morrison Pharmacy . ...58 .. ...61 ...34 .. ...55 ...64 . ...57 .. ...36 . ...31 .. ...26 ...35 . ...26 ...6l . ...34 Front row - Kidd, Warner, Leone, Smith 2nd row - Hickman, Funk, Rogers, Buttermore G0ll5 3rd row - Coach Horvath, Jewell, Olsaver, Dermyer N H 'N ff' x 1 nfl fi,llj 11:-118- f",,EL ll cff -xi-L+ HTXWAX :SL ,HIT l-lfff WW!! The golf team will be strengthened by the fact that no men were lost by graduation. The mem- bers of last years team who will be returning this year are: Warner, Leone, Kidd, Smith, Buttermore, Hickman and Rogers. The '55 record, though un- impressive, was better than it looks on paper. The team gained valuable experience and should show an improvement over last year's record. Schedule April l Sylvania . there April 1 Hillsdale . . . . .there April 2 Tecumseh . here April 2 Tecumseh there May l Sylvania . here May 4 Whitmer . there May 5 T. V. Meet Three Rivers May 7 Hillsdale . here May ll-I2 Regionals May I4 Whitmer . here May 19 State finals This page is sponsored by Dr. Schmidt, D.D.S. arsit Baseball Team Front Raw - Alafita, Forster, Shepherd, Belanger, Carlson, Howell 2nd row - Gehring, Adams, Regalado, Sentle, Osborn, Cochran, Bichard, Bohn We can hope that Adrian's 1956 baseball team will be as good as last years, as it has 7 return- ing lettermen, Shephard, Fish, Howell, Alafita, Forester, Carlson, and Belanger. The 1955 team won, tor the first lime, the Twin Dale Valley Award. The outstanding pitchers were J. April ll Masteller, T. Mattis, and M. Terrazas. Top batters H 13 in the T. V. League were J. Masteller and L. Belan- H 17 ger. C. Perez was tied for first place in Home Run 18 Honors. 20 24 27 " 30 , -- May 4 Z ,e. T .. " fi lil ,lf v- s, x nf ,X y ,l,,, X X 1 X -L f!! XX: rg.. This page is sponsored by Sky Drive-ln Theater 1956 Baseball Schedule Team Monroe . . . Coldwater .. Whitmer . . . De Vilbiss .. Lakeview .. Jackson . . . E. Lansing . .. Marshall .... Three Rivers . . . Sturgis ...... Albion . . . Where ....Away Here ....Away Here ....Away Here Here Here ....Away Here Here 57 Front row - Hill, Goldsmith, Wilnow, Brown, Howard, Prauge, Moran, Kelly 2nd row - Reeves, Seidel, Hickman, Krouse, Bodertscher, Campbell, Sherman, Williamson 3rd row - Coach Hazen, Allen, Oieda, Hossler, Hartman, Smith, Peters 1 1'-N 0 - R N ' T ISHN IS 5' 'il 9 .,,?T Last years tennis team, coached by Frank Hazen, h d I M finished the season with a seven win and four loss Sc e U ez U emo? ' " "':ere record. Don Koster, Dick Pteiffle, and George Cur- flwermy 'Q ere tis were the only seniors on last years squad. Last Hlllfdcle "" 1' Here year the first doubles team of Ron Wilnow and Jim Epf' C?nlml. Here Hill were undefeated in dual meets. Bob Howard mvjrsny Hlg There won the Regional singles crown at Monroe by de- H' ale "" There . . . Ypsi. Roosevelt Here feating his opponent. He dropped his second n match at the State Tournament. Adrian placed Ypfl' Central ' There second in the Twin Valley meet. Twin Yalley ' ' :ere This years squad will boast sophomores Pat Kel- G ?v'ew ' ' ' ere . . . Regionals . . . Monroe ley and Mick Moran along with returning letter- Y . men, Bob Howard, Bob Prange, Ron Wilnow, Jim psl' Roosevelt There State ....... Kalamazoo Hill, John Goldsmith, and Duane Allen. 58 This page is sponsored by Dr. Robert Birmingham IIRACK Front row - Lunn, Keedy, Hanna, Barnes, Alverson, Wells, Saylor, Harper, Pyle, Rinker 2nd row - Krou se, Dunbar, Wilson, Garcia, Hood, Knierim, Stewart, Van Sickle 3rd row - Coach Cretcher, Lewis, Raback, Swickard, Roeder, Pettit, Powell, Palmer, Barron, Harris 4th row - Shadwell, Coulon, Meyer, Spies, Rivera, lrish, Robinson, Dowling, Sawyer I nk X gr .--v., With Larry Masteller retaining his 440 yard state championship and Dave Peele running brilli- antly in the mile, the Adrian track fans had much to be happy about in 1955. The squad also had other stand-outs: Dick Wells, Twin Valley and Al- bion Relays half mile champion, Don Coulon, sec- ond in Twin Valley shot put, and the 880 Relay team composed of Jim Lunn, Allyn Saylor, Tom Hood, and Masteller, which broke the school record in the event. Coach Cretcher is looking forward to another successful season in 1956 with such returning let- termen as: Jim Lunn, high team scorer for the past two years, Allyn Saylor, sprinter, Don Coulon, shot put, Tom Hood, hurdles, Dave Sawyer, pole vault, and Harry Lewis, Dick Wells, Art Garcia, and Jack Wilson distance runners. Men who will bolster the returning lettermen are: Don Kidder, Keith Herbert, Jerry Barnes, Dick Hanna, Bob Dunbar, Larry Krouse, Larry Kneriem, Keith VanSickIe, Chuch Kis- paugh, and Bill Pettit. Again this year the team will be entered in some of the state's large track meets. Some of these will be the Albion Relays, Portage High Re- lays, State Regionals, State Finals, and possibly the Mansfield Relays. This page is sponsored by Mitchell Welding Company 25' 04 ,T-3 lk On the evenings of November 21 and 22, capa- city crowds were thrilled by the annual pool show, "King Neptune's Domain." The performance began with the coronation of King Dennis Dermeyer and Queen Geraldine Barnes. Following the coronation came the specialty numbers "The Duel," "The Trum- peters," "Prince and Princesses," "The Royal Hearts," "The Invaders from Space," "Knights in Armor," "Court Jesters," 'Royal Blue," and "The Wandering Minstrels." Following the specialty numbers were a performance by the king and queen and the grand finale by the cast. The narrators, Shirley Friedrich, Sharon Wood, and Emily Tompson, did a fine iob. The directors, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Chiaverini, did a very capable iob on the Pool Show. pool sho This page is sponsored by Auto Parts Co., Inc. ' . ,., :H 1 1 3 -X 3 1 k Q K -V 2 ' ' Af , - A 1 K X f , 4 1 u E Q , .. , l fm . m V -. ' 2 , - . . if ' ' Q , . 1 f ' jg A 44 5 l X . "vw r . - L s V ' 2 fi Q ,E ag , 32 'alia X" 2 .1 QE If by X if YK K - 1 K LS,- ff?" 'Y , .gg . if .ik Y. , ' K i it , ,M QQ QSQK 5906 3 l X0? l!a55jjg4X it ! ggi I ,f f F ' ' Zig X! l X ff? B if E 2. f ff ' Front Row: Wells. Second Row: Howard, Hickman. First Row: Roesch, Kidder. Second Row: Keedy, Cos- Third Row: Alafita, Herbert, Goldsmith, Hoeft. Fourth grove, Alverson, Hewitt, Measures. Third Row: Hick- Row: Helma, Kishpaugh, Carlson, Barnes. Fifth Row: man, Lunn, Hood, Shepherd, Belanger. Fourth Row: Saylor, Dermyer, Leone, Pile. Hill. Fifth Row: Coulon, Forester. Sixth Row: Adams, Lewis, Howell. Seventh Row: Stewart. Varsity OFFICERS President Tom Hood Vice-president Jim Lunn Secretary Peter Hickman Treasurer Larry Belanger Sergeant at Arms Under the direction of Mr. Chiaverini, the Varsity Club started their fall activities by having a hayride. Election of officers was held the first week in Decem- ber and shortly after was the initiation of new mem- bers. The goal of the Varsity Club this year was to boost the treasury. One plan, which was impossible to start until next year, was to have a coat check at Hugh Shepherd basketball games. A second plan was to have a var- sity.faculty basketball game. This took place at the Blue and White game. During the winter months a toboggan party was held and in the spring the club members enjoyed a splash party. After the spring initiation a picnic was held, thus concluding another successful year for the Varsity Club. This page is sponsored by Dr. C. J. Hood 62 Sitting: Christmas, Toltord, Goldsmith, Belanger. Front Row: Stocker, Curtis, Kiersey, Fox, Bohs, Findley Seeck, Corley, Miller, Second Row: M. Miller, Woods, Strong, B. Miller, Ost, Hill, Goist, VanSickle, Pettit. Back Row: Raloff, Hartwig, Mansfield, Bohn, Crosley, Bone, Saylor, Pryor. stuoent CGLli1Cll. Pres. John Goldsmith V. Pres. Merrie Christmas Q l c I Sec. Judy Tolford X, X Ba A V Treas. Larry Belanger I I X7 The 1955-56 Student Council, under the direc- Mtjili ff' . . 'fr tion of Mr. Davidson, has undertaken many new 991' proiects this year. 39,4 The Council introduced a new way of conducting Career Day. ln the past the people of business and industry have come to Adrian High. This year the Council introduced the idea of having the students go to the places of industry and business. The issuing of library permits, tardy slips, and absentee slips have been turned over to the Stu- dent Council to lessen the work of some of the Q teachers. The social box in the office and the dance in- MA sl-'f structions are also among the new undertakings 512,31-,,,4..',i,s-S of the Council this year. b ' -"""""-1 week Twin Valley Student Council meetings are held! - each year for the purpose of discussing problemsl and exchanging ideas between each Twin Valley '-- Schools. This year Phyllis Fox, Judy Tolford, John Goldsmith, and Glenn Goist were appointed to, -- so - 'T C" go to the meeting. IUS 'l"UC.+iQnS This page is sponsored by Dr. L. K. Cox A lGAC6l2S ClL1B Leaders Club, an energetic organization, is close- ly affiliated with G.A.A. The girls in this club referee and score intramurals, and teach gym and pool classes. Not only do these girls help the gym teacher greatly, but they practice and teach good sports- manship and acquire the desire to help others. -XQY 5 M 4,153 bvwyxvif Front Row: Walker, Wallace, Miller, Ennis, Henderson, Gardner. Second Row: Cox. Third Row: Barnes. Fourth ,5- Row: Porter. Fifth Row: Wantz. Sixthe Row: Sauter. Seventh Row: Carlson. 1 te 2 i 2 l f-1 Front Row: Corley Procknow Dopp Winzler, Siders, Beebe Second Row: Mitchell Third Row: Allison Ost Fourth Row: Flynn Fifth Row: Casteel Tompson. Sixth Row: Camburn Fox Hortwig Green Jacobs. 5 t ,l Ex at ' 1 i F iz FW . s umm. llllli Ili Front Row: Ashley, Ward, Gautz, Ostrander, Beebe. Second Row: Curtis, Wreath. Third Row: Cox, Wantz, Stultz. Fourth Row: Carlson. Fifth Row: Tompson, Ledford, Hartwig, Bates, Powell. Front Row: Walker, Fox. Second Row: Wallace, Moore. Third Row: Kerentoff, Brion, Miller, Bennett. Fourth Row: Porter, Gibbs. Fifth Row: Ost, Perkins, Cunning ham, Sauter, MacQueen. Front Row: Stecker, Christmas. Second Row: Jacob, Thompson. Third Row: Flynn, Prochnow, Siders, Ost- erhaut, Wood. Fourth Row: Beaubien, Vuillemin. Fifth Row: Winzeler, Myers, Camburn, Gardner, Green. The Girls' Athletic Association was very active this year. They carried out the girls' intramural program, which consisted of basketball, bowling, long-base soccer, tumbling, and many other sports. These games provided excitement for everyone. Initiation for the G.A.A. took place during the month of January. Any President ......... Vice-president ......,.. H Secretary .,...... Treasurer. ......,..... Point Recorder ...,.... Historian ,......,. OFFICERS Mary Atkin Shirley Friedrich Beverly Garrison Gerry Barnes Jo Ann Hampton Jane Engel girl in school may become a member of the G.A.A. as soon as she has earned 120 points, received from participating in the intramural program, and has been initiated. Each girl in the club works toward the goal of 500 points so she may obtain a G.A.A. letter. Mrs. Chiaverini is the club's very capable acl- visor. Front Row: Henderson, Corley, Betz, Clement, Sharkus Second Row: Ries, Koster, Bugbee, McNeil, Wynn, Bohlinger. Third Row: Seeck, Reed, Ennis, Nelson, Acker, Stephan. Fourth Row: Casteel, R. Ruesink, Mitchell, McAfee, Thompson, C. Ruesink. 65 Raymond 14 M'-"'Pl"Y Enders Beebe ijgv C ' Miller W. Clegg Measures Montemayor ui C. Richards s at ' '4 .. 4 g Q, .- .ff S il President 2 t ' l Larry Roesch as 'xll - ., 1 ii Vice-president Carol Ries Secretary Shirley Prochnow Treasurer Lonnie Stultz BUSIH SS ORQAHIZAIIOH CUJB The Business Organization Club has been very active in the business management of the wrestling team by compiling the programs and soliciting the ads. They sold the tickets, had advertising posters placed in various places, and had announcements over the public address system. The members of the club were also scheduled to serve as ticket takers and sellers for the swimming meets, basketball games, and football games. The Business Organization Club spent time making shakeroos, which were sold at the football games. During the first two weeks of February, each mem- ber of the club provided two ads for the district basketball tournament programs. At the close of the year they were all looking forward to spending a delightful day at the lake at Mr. Lutz's cottage. Under the excellent leadership of Mr. Lutz, the Business Organization Club members worked dili. gently to earn a Business Organization pin. They all believe that this year was a huge success. , .. KL . a 'Y"'L"T" Front Row: Nipper, Treat, Jewell, Kern, Baker, Bates, Thompson. Second Row: Roback, Lane Clark Pfister, Garrison, Fretwell. Third Row: Jacobs, Britton, Beekel, Griffin, Shulters. Back Row Shadwell Johnson, Knierim, Garnsey, Rockwell, Moore. Anyone interested in farming is sure to be pleased with ioining the F. F. A. The motto, "To practice brotherhood, honor, rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership a future farmer should possess", speaks for itself as tothe kind of a club the F. F. A. really is. Jack Hill leads the club this year with the help of Mr. Moore, the new advisor. The club raises money in various ways. This year they held a pancake supper. In the summer the boys spray crops etc. to help raise money. Each year the Adrian Chapter of the F. F. A. sends delegates to the F. F. A. State convention. Eugene Beckel, Dan Russell, and Jack Hill were delegates this year. At the convention Jack Hill was elected Vice-president of region two. Front Row: Hill, President. OFFICERS Second Row: Beebe, Reporter, Russell, Vice-president Sentinel, Tracy. Back Row: Holcomb, Treasurer, Moore, Advisor, Crow, Secretary This page is sponsored by Bernard Patmos, M.D. Futuna nutzses Front Row: Mattis, Stein, Bringman, Johnson. Second Row: Betz, Cruikshank, Craig, Ford, Bancroft. Third Row: Gibbs, B. Miller, Bottoms, Vogel, Wiebeck, Richards. Fourth Row: Small, Morton, Meyer, Evans, Bradish, Mulligan. 3 ,mmm A This year the Future Nurses, sponsored by Misses Leona Diehl and Ruth Sherman, worked in the T.B. Clinics, making out the cards for X-raying as well as doing all the advertising. They also made favors for the hospital at Christmas time and took turns working at the desk during the year. During the month of April the Future Nurses took a trip to Park, Davis and Company. 6 OFFICERS Connie Jenkins, Vice-president, Mary Miller, Pres- ident, Jean Goutz, Treasurer, Mary Lou Hart, Cor- responding Secretary, Dianne Ruesink, Secretary. 68 liutuize teachens ,W Front Row: Rubel, Kishpaugh, Anderson, Van Norman, Atkins, Friedrich, Ferguson, Koelmlein, Allison- Second Row: Boswell, Mc Afee, Thompson, Wynn, Martin, Cunningham, Sweet, E. Smith, Salter. Third Row: Barrett, Rau, Handy, McLean, Wise, Boughey, Seeck, Oyer, Dennis, Crist, Vuillemin. Fourth Row: Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Reeves, Sherrwood, Campbell, Kaiser, Acker, Reed, Bohs, Bennington, Nelson, Osterander. The Future Teachers' Club of Adrian High School was named after Miss Mildred Armstrong, who is the club advisor along with Mrs. Reeves. Installation of officers took place at the Home Economic's House with many new members present. Members of the club have been helping at the Croswell School and also on playgrounds- at several schools in the city. Many interesting meetings were held this year, in- cluding movies and guest speakers. OFFICERS Front Row: Jane Engel, Secretary, Sharon Wood, President, Jean Hartwig, Vice President. Second Row: Carolyn Curtis, Historian, Phyllis Fox, Treasurer, and i Sue Pellowe, Librarian. This page is sponsored by Gerity Michigan Corporation 69 . ,, Front Row: Wood, McAfee, Green, Craig. Second Row: Porter, Miller, Vogel, Friedrich, Sharlcus, Henderson, Clement. Third Row: Hartwig, Hulse, Morton, Ost, Martin, Meyer, Spies, Thompson, Blaker. A l lp, "ll ily' 'lp lr 'l ll l OG BAE 6 The Debate Team of l956 consisted of: Frank Spies, Fred Meyer, Sharon Porter, Sharon Wood, and Shirley Friedrich. The team had a record of 3 losses and 5 wins. With this record they were eligi- ble for the State Regional Contest, in which they received a University of Michigan Plaque. The team was finally defeated by one of the top schools in the state. lone sics Z Forensics, which is spring speech work sponsored by the University of Michigan, consists of three contests: the local, the district, and the regional. There are five categories of competition which students may enter: the oratorical declamation, the original oratory, the extemporaneous discussion, the dramatic reading, and the humorous reading. Front Row: Porter, Friedrich, Wood. Back Row: Spies, Hart, Martin, Meyer. Front Row: Garrison, Howell, Hill, Webster. Second Row: Ellison, Meyers, Hathaway, Jenkins, Hickok, Reynolds, Notes. Third Row: Ost, Miller, Gibbs, Moore, Guyman, Wilson, Shepherd. Fourth Row: Gatt, Kishpaugh, Griffin, Lane, Leggat, Woods. BOQSTZSI2 ClUB The Booster Club, one of the most active clubs in year, under the leadership of its officers and Miss Adrian High, is composed of students who ar-e taking Sherman, were the sponsoring of busses to away games speech and the students in Adrian High who have had selling all-school play tickets, selling Sickles, giving Speech. Christmas baskets to needy families, and selling re- Among the many things Booster Club has done this freshments at the football and basketball games. l Front Row: Green, Bohs, Bailiff, Nentzer, Navarro, Graber. Second Row: Walker, Kerentoff, Beebe, Allison, Fox, Kanhnlein, Bennet. Third Row: Thompson, Barnes, Martin, Pellowe, Morton, Strong, Anderson, Hampton, Fourth Row: Hartwig, Stevens, Hood, Herbert, Friedrich, Tompson, Cunningham, Carlson. This page is sponsored by H. F. Wyatt 81 Co. elaco Cl.UB Front Row: Hanke, Reynolds, Stultz, Morton, Lawler, Minnick, Holloway, Rau, Richards, Hickok, Wotring, L. Ford, Graham, Miller, Walter. Second Row: Cruickshank, Sauter. Third Row: Wiebeck, Phenicie, Stewart Shepherd, Klingler, Mattis, Smith, Dusseau, Thompson, Ostrander, Rose, Brehmer, Flynn, Young. Fourth Row: Zimmerman, Harman. Fifth Row: Foster, Underwood. Sixth Row: Maier, Jones, Baughey, Ferguson, Ennis, Foor, Osterhaut, Foote, Johnson, Powell, Hoffman, Ruff, White, Mills, Barron. Beginning with the initiation which took place October 19, 1955, the Selaco Club girls participated in several activities. They held a candy sale, Christ- mas program and party, and guest night. The main event was a Mother-Daughter Party in May. Officers for next year were also elected during that month. OFFICERS President .....,...., Vice President.. Secretary .,........ Treasurer ,.......... . .... Sherry Smith ...Gladys Klingler Donna Mattis Danielle Dusseau Point Chairman ,..... ...,,.... J udy Thompson Historian .... ,r.,.,. Reporter ....,. Irma Ford Sharon Shepherd ARI ClLlB at Y X? i .v 'A Front Row: Stecker, Wentz. Second Row: Gardner, Clubbston. Third Row: Jacobs, Pul len Fourth Row: Officers, Curtis-Treasurer, Ost-Vice President, Beebe-President, Mitchell- Secretary, Sweet-Jr. Janitor, Bleich. Fifth Row: McCracken, Martin. Sixth Row: Baggett, Ehinger. Seventh Row: Dusseou, Wreath, Miss Hutchins, Hampton, Wise, Mentzer. n The Art Club was a larger organization this year and chose its goal as "To help the school, the com- munity, and yourself through the knowledge of art". The Club's main activities were making Christ- mas corsages, placing clean-up signs around the school, modern mobiles, plaster paris molds, and various other things. Anyone interested in art or in learning how to make unusual things may ioin the Club. The mem- bers held their meetings in the Art room every Thursday after school . IIRGHCH ClUB The "Cercle Francais," more commonly known as the French Club, held their meetings once a month during the school year. Each meeting consisted of a business meeting which was followed by a program and refreshments. Some of the proiects undertaken by the French Club and also the French Class students were: work- ing at concession stands during basketball games, having a bake sale, taking a trip to the Toledo Mu- seum to review French art, and preparing a French notebook. The most important events of the year were the initiation of about twenty-five new members and the annual Mardi Gras held in March. The club, with Mrs. Cretcher as their advisor, has had a very good year. OFFICERS Front Row: Beverly Garrison, 'lst Vice-president, Peggy Cunningham, President, Christine Carlson, 2nd Vice-president. Back Row: Norma Foster, Treasurer, Beverly Gardner Secretary. Front Row: Mrs' Crelcherl Brion' Hamplonc Mayer' Front Row: Mrs. Cretcher, Rau, Reed, Foor, Cunning Vonblorman' Banach' Gruber' Second Row' ul er. ham, Walker. Second Row: Clugston, Meyers, Spiegel Barnhart, Palmer, Mackintosh, Porter, Baughey, Elll- Harmon' Lehr Poner. Third Row: Webster Sheng son, Flynn. Third Row: Harper, Cunningham, Cramer, McNeal pellowe Dermyer Wallace Fawn: Row ' Neiswander, Koster, Wise, Wood, Tamp-SON: Fourth Russell, Hartwig, Ennis, Porter, Beaubien, William Row: Dougherty, Casteel, Stecker, Smith, Wreath, Son. Swartz, Crist, Wild. This Page is sponsored by R 8- S Shoe Store 5 -.,,..41 -nc- is. R Ylu OFFICERS Front Row: Angel Oieda, Vice-president, Phyllis Pul len, Secretary, Joyce Vuillemin, Point Recorder. Sec- ond Row: Fred Bone, Sergeant-at-Arms, Frances Bos- well, Treasurer. Third Row: Advisor Mr. Busack. Inset: Jack Wilson, President. spam h clus SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, Los Companeros Alegres," started its year in October with the initiation of approximately thirty new members. During the year they held one business meeting and one social event a month. The social meetings, such as skatirg parties, Christmas caroling, and to- bogganing, were followed by refreshments served at the homes of the members. A project of the Spanish Club this year was the selling of combs with Adrian Maples" engraved on them. Under the supervision of Mr. Busack, the Spanish Club enjoyed a good year. Front Row: Hickman, Hill, Carlson, Nixon, Ehinger, Krouse. Second Row: MacQueen, Ward, Ries, Mentzer, Navarro, Winzler, Richard, Tew. Third Row: Baliff, Carr, Sweet, Gibbs, Christmas, Hayes, Prochnow, Kiersey. Fourth Row: Thompson, Nelson, Acker, Mitchell, Seeburger, Stephen, Betz, Johnson, Teter, Whitney. This page is sponsored by Adrian Dairy 75 latin ClUB Front Row: Roeder, Campbell, Mulligan, McCarley, Palmer, McAfee, Wynn, Clement, Sharkus, Corley, Bugbee, Hill, Henderson, Notes. Second Row: Ruesink, Buttermore, Smith, McLean, Covell, Meyer, Larkins, Luce, Coutz, Black, Morton, Prichard, Smoll. Third Row: Parish, Reeves, May, Goist, Mansfield, Seeck, Reed, Ruesink, Oyer, Kishpaugh, Peters, Anderson, Baughey, Klinger. Fourth Row: Allen, Lindberg, Sherwood, Campbell, Wiebeclc, Thompson, Webster, Miller, Perkins, Bottoms, Crossley, Moran, Swichard, Sherman, Kelley. Front Row: Moore, Hill, Yoakum, Kaiser, Blalcer, Green, Koehnlein, Ruesink, Baker. Second Row: Barnes, Walker, K. Porter, Kerentoff, Beebe, S. Porter, Allison, Hunter, Springer, Fox. Third Row: Jenkins, Gautz, Mattis, Gephart, Martin, Pellowe, Morton, Cunningham, Engle, Wood. Fourth Row: Baker, Thompson, Friedrich, Spies, Saxton, Lunn, Hood, Leone, Curtis, Ledford, Hartung. Front Row: Vice-president Rubel, The Latin Club had a very active year. Meeting President Hewitt Back Row: Sec- the second Tuesday of each month in the Study Hall, the members enioyed many interesting meetings, highlighted by an initiation and a Christmas party. Extra activities included the Latin Club show in March. The theme of the show was "Gala Greetings." The climax of the year was the annual Raman banquet retary Furguson, Sargeant ot Arms Shepherd, Treasurer DeForrest. in May. This page is sponsored by Ramsay Grocery 76 THE IVIAPLE LEAF fx 4 :lv Xvxv X .. A XE ,, QL' Sandra Green ' J 'f X Jim Leone it X ,' W IJ, ' .1 fi- i ' J' . " ,..S Jean Hartwig V h ii I I Jim Patmos has i I! . f 1 Sharon Shepherd ,fi ' ,fi o c Keith Herbert Joyce Sharkus ! "x. f i f Koehnlem Frances Boswell 0 -an Judie Ledford Denny Dermyer JOYCE! VanNorman , 0 V A Janet Y ' , - 93.4 Pat Graber Y 'Wx , xwilma Kerentoff " Y Editor-in-Chief ..... ..... S andra Green Assistant Editor ....... ...,....,....,...,...,,,,...,.,, P at Graber Editorial Editor ...... ..,......,......,,..,.. W ilma Kerentoff Co. Sports Editor .r...... Business Manager ....... Circulation Manager ..,, Photographer ....,.,....,,., Proofreader .... .. Reporters ,.,,. Adviser ..... 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All school DlA "A Dance With Our Miss Brooks" was chosen as this year's all-school play. The hilarious comedy was based on the "Our Miss Brooks" of radio and tele- vision fame. The play centered around a spring dance. "Tu- lip Time." in which Miss Brooks got "in dutch" due to unforeseen circumstances, in other words, trouble. Miss Brooks and the dance committee were in charge of the dance. All seemed to be going fine, even the two romantic interests, Miss Brooks and the coach, Woody and Karen, when trouble set in. Ladies from the Taxpayers' Association came to see the school about an increase in the budget. They thought extra- curricular activities were useless and unnecessary until Miss Brooks set them straight. They were so im- pressed, they asked to come that evening and give a talk to the whole group. There went the date Miss Brooks and the coach had planned. Misunderstand- ings led to more trouble, plus the fact that the scatter- brained Audrey forgot about getting an orchestra for the dance. Just as it seemed everything for the dance was ruined-dates, decorations, and orchestra-things be- gan to look up. Broken friendships and romances were mended and misunderstandings cleared up. As the end came, everything had been righted for a happy, humorous ending to an equally humorous play. The cast of twenty-six did a brilliant piece of work in this laugh-provoking comedy. The play was superbly directed by Miss Ruth E. Sherman. CAST Miss Brooks Sandra Green Woody Kelly Howell Hugo Longacre Harry Keller Bob Larry Guyman Miss Marlowe Shirley Friedrich Fred Charles Kishpaugh Mr. Wadsworth Grover Tipton Charles Jerry May Miss Audobon Karen Audrey Diane Bonnie Lisa Sally Milly Sue Jean Hartwig Judy Henderson Beverly Ost Jo Ann Hampton Sharon Wood Delight Beebe Phyllis Fox Delores Lyons Barbara Miller Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Smith Mrs. Bentley Baseball Players Girl's voice on the P. A. This page is sponsored by Adrian Laundry Co. Mary Miller Christine Carlson Wilma Kerentoff Dennis Dermyer Allyn Saylor Ron Willnow David Sentle Tom Schultz Mary Lou Hart Front Row: Stevens Gallippo. Second Row: Holmes, Mills, Anderson, Potes, Pullen, Fumiriko, Newman. Third Row: Funk, Reyes, Handy, Horn, Mitchell, Furguson. Back Row: Mr. Smith, McAfee, Wilson, Kishpaugh, Nixon, O ieda, Smith. BlBl6 CLUB The purpose of the newly organized Bible Club is to better understand, appreciate, and enjoy the world's greatest textbook, the Bible. Meetings were held regularly on Monday and Thursday noons, with Mr. Harry Smith as the advisor. Special proiects consisted of an Easter display during Holy Week and a Bible exhibit. 80 OFFICERS President... .,.,,., ,...,......,,,....... ,..... R o bert Stevens Vice-President ..,... .,.i,. D eanna Gallippo Secretary ...,.., ..,.....,., P hyllis Fox I ii L 1' 'wi Xi x 1.- Y er X WW Sw X X ff? x x X x x f 5 X f x X - 6 , 6 'il Nw S ff 6 I x r ,,Q, 3? U QI' 1 I 1 X .S : ' 1, X X 3 K ' X, s 0 I X ' I 5 x X , 1, S S 3 is 1 if 81 M2452 'N1 N MXN SXXNJ NANCY THOMS LUCYLEE NEISWANDER 84 T majonettes if , 'il' V 5 Q ' . : "Q I L F., A Q fl? A E! ' 'Sf 5. NANCY NAYLOR M N W A 5 an , - 1 ,. , if R F A :U-4,1 . LAVADA THOMPSON his page is sponsored by Dr. E. E. Buskirk, D.D.S. Front Row: Liski, Rau, Dunlap, Silvernail, Clugston, Winters, Vogel, J. Hill, K. Reed Spiegel, Sweet Wallace, Crist, Wild, Y. Smith, Kaiser, P. Smith. Second Row: B. Reed, Hannula, Drager Roesh C Ruesmk B. McKimmy, Bemis, Meyers, Seeburger, Salter, Neiswander, Wood, Griffin, Engel, McPhil Third Row Shook Ellison, Pfister, Nixon, Coutz, Ehinger, Baughey, Perkins, Tompson, Cunningham Baumea Baker J Mc Kimmy, J. Hill, Atkins, Taylor, Mr. Bohms. Back Raw: Van Sickle, Kafer, Brittain Schlatter Crossley A. Ruesink, Kishpaugh, Towers, Barish, Reeves, Saxton, Sawyer, Rainier, Tuttle, Mnley . X BANG The band furnished us with delightful muslc this year at all the important functions During the foot ball season the band members faithfully turned out and practiced regardless of the weather coming up with very fascinating and entertaining half time pro grams. The band, under the direction of Mr. Bohms, put a lot of pep into all the athletic events. We appreciate his hard work in conducting the band. Also we appreciate the students who gave up much time and effort to make our band one of which Adrian can be very proud. ln addition the bond participated in the district and state festivals, receiving a first division rating in the district for the last six years. They also went to the State Fair and took part in that event. fr 823' Front Row: Mr. Mickens, J. Koehnlein, Paterson, Reyes, Ray, M. Koenhlein, Brown Dennis Nye Mills Webster, Britton. Second Row: Rittenhouse, Klinger, Morton, Curtis, Damon, Seeck C Gallippo Jacobs Sweet, Foor, Smith. Third Row: Meyers, Mitchell, Crist, Kiersey, Hampton, Jenkins Blanchard B Galluppo Ball, Kruger, Roesch. Back Row: Baughey, Wood, Atkin, Engel, Neiswander, Cunningham A Ruesink C. Ruesink, McKinney, Rainier, Tuttle. df? wwf ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Mickens, has done a fine iob this year. They entertained be- tween acts at the all-school play and the Variety Show, during several assemblies, and at the Rotary Club dinner. We on the Sickle Staff are wishing them the best of luck as they prepare for the District and State Festivals. W if if l11ADl6All2GS Front Row: Mglfimmey, Saxton, Winters, Schlcter, Bemis, Reeves, Mr. Bohms. Second Row: Rainer, Sawyer Tuttle, Ruesink, Hill, Crossley. Bock Row: Atkins, Hill, Miley, McKimmey, Towers, Kishpaugh. 4 -l 1 -.- Front Row: Porter, A. Carrpbell, J. Tuttle, Seeck, Corley, MacQueen, C. Tuttle, Goldsmith, Galnares, Baderstecher, Bufford, Tew, Ward, Pellowe, Brion, Kiersey, A. Moore. Second Row: Tolford, Clement, Milner, Hampton, Becker, Ehingher, C. Campbell, Church, Rinehart, Macintosh, Myers, Winzeler, Henderson, Fruchey, Johnson, Small, Spiegel, Fox. Third Row: Neiswander, S. Smith, Nelson, Gephart, Miller, Jenkins, Martin, Baughey, Leggat, Hull, L. Krouse, Hartman, Lennox, Bovee, Mitchell, Bennett, Garrison, Casteel, Ost. Fourth Row: Cunningham, Reynolds, Anderson, Strong, Wise, J. Moore, Gibbs, Tompson, Perkins, Barnes, Forster, Dunbar, Ferguson, Roney, Russell, Hathaway, Webster, Roberts, M. Miller, Hayes. Fifth Row: Curtis, Friedrich, Tompson, Snyder, Sebring, Guyman, R. Krause, Cosgrove, Moran, Harper, Warner, Buttermore, Keith, D. Weaver, B. Weaver, Sentle, Ruesink, Christmas. CF i 1095 O h A gli, if C O I Q rx' 5 , C2 X ilx Q M A D H it X I ' i "1 5, 1 T .,- OFFICERS fly!! i I M is ilresident , .. , T .. .. T .. Larry Guym n X lr i '4 i Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .... .,.,.. , ,Audrey Moore K' , , l, I ,l X i XManagers Ron Warner, Gerald Barnes, X ,ff l f 3 Mary Miller, Phyllis Fox A l l i l ' Librarians . Judy Tolford, Barbara Brion, . lk Connie Jenkins X 'l Pianist ..... ....... S ue Pellowe X x ,N N Z I X l lf' I It , During the past year the Choir members con- tributed their talents to various school and com- munity functions such as the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs. They also participated in the Winter Concert, the Variety Show, the City Music Festival, and have sung for many service clubs. 88 The Choir's participation in the District Choral Festival has consistantly brought Adrian high honors. The Choir started their year with an appearance before the Michigan Education Association meeting in Ann Arbor and closed with participation in the Baccalaureate service. Front Row: McQueen, Garrison, Friedrich, Gibbs, Tompson, Rue Qmls' 6 semlsle Campbell, Webster, Fruchey, Smoll. Second Row: Pellowe, Gephart, sink, Christmas. The Girls Vocal Ensemble have been active serv- ing school and community functions throughout the year. They have furnished music for various civic altairs and for school programs. They have also been top rated contenders in the competitive music festivals. The Stringed Ensemble is organized for the pur- pose of playing music at luncheons, dinner meet- ings, or any other place where a small musical group is desired. Throughout the year the en- m semble has played for various Adrian Clubs and B Organizations. 1 i l Morton, Seeck, Kiersey, Dennis, Jacobs. 89 .gg Crist, Coutz, Baumea, Sweet. X . f x We are proud of the clarinet quartet and the cornet trio which represented our school at various functions during the year. Each group achieved a top rating in the district festivals and at press time were ready to participate in the state finals. bm X C45 X Hill, Atkin, McKimmy, Wood. Addington Roofing Beverage Federal Savings Sales State Savings Root Beer Adrian Adrian Adrian Adrian A 8. W Bales Berndt's Bohn Aluminum Braun Funeral Home Bridgeport Brass Brockley's Studio Cam-Art Campus Dining Room Chaloner's Citizen's Gas Fuel Coller's Salon Commercial Savings Curtis Duplicating Curtis Poultry Cutler Dickerson Dairy Delight Dan's Blue Sunoco Davis and Baily Dennis lnsurance Duff and Jud's Dunbar-Barton Feight's Barber Shop Foor's Service Fox's Frank, Louis 8. Sans Gibson Oil Gray Floor Covering Green, Jim Griewahn's Haley's Hard 8- Bailey Horn's Pure Oil Hub Clothing Hughes Barber Shop Hurd Lock Jasmund Appliance Jenkins, Bill Jenkins Radio Joe's Shell Service Judge Jewelry Kewaunee Mfg. Klines Lenawee County Savings Lenawee County Surveying Leonard's Lewis Studio Main Stop Maumee Co. Maurice's Michigan Producers Miller Radio 8- T.V. Monroe Shoe Repair Murphy, C. G. the spo 123 125 102 98 117 112 94 98 105 125 109 118 99 123 125 112 106 122 97 93 111 120 124 93 96 97 115 96 101 110 104 120 115 111 113 111 99 93 97 124 126 98 106 101 118 110 119 107 116 123 111 113 123 96 99 107 110 111 125 1150125 Nash Wallpaper Nixon's Norquay Shoe Repair Oil Service Co. Oro Mfg. Co. Palman's Park's Penney's Prentiss Studio Primor Products Purity Ice Cream Revco Rimell's Service Rock lnn Roger's Lumber Schwartz Restaurant Silver Dollar Snyder, Raynor Star Tobacco Stevenson's Lumber Stubnitz - Greene Stull Jewelry Swiegert's Book Store Tanber's Terpenny Motor Typewriter Sales WABJ Walper Furniture Willnow Printing Winter's Excavating PATRONS Adrian Dairy Adrian Laundry Auto Parts Dr. Robert Birmingham Dr. E. E. Buskirk Dr. L. K. Cox Driscoll Service Station Dunmore Funeral Home Dr. M. J. Edwards Excelsior Laundry Gerity - Michigan The Heifron Clinic Dr. D. M. Hendricks Dr. C. J. Hood Mitchell Welding Morrison Pharmacy Bernard Patmos, M. D. A. S. Posternacki, M. D C. L. Ramsay R 8. S Shoe Store Dr. Schmidt, D.D.S. Shepherd and Stoll Sky Drive-ln Theater Westgate - Condra Ray P. White Wyatt Drugs g vamety snow The J. C. Penney Co., Inc. wishes to honor The Music Department who presented such o fine show. 92 Kenneth L. Curtis Adrian, Michigan C U R T I S Where Good Chickens Are Well Dressed" Telephone: COIfox 5-6174 'I33 MARKET PLACE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I956 HORN'S PURE OIL SERVICE csAsouNE Moron on ROAD sERvlcE Corner Church ond Winter Phone: COIfox 5-5443 COMPLIMENTS or DAVIS 8. BAILY 132 So. Main Street ADRIAN - MICHIGAN PRIMOR PRODUCTS, INC. 201 I W. Beecher Rd. Adrian, Mich. Qyefwflfff SALES Q sew, !k'!Pf7'HlN26' FGA? ff-If auf' COMPLIMENTS T0 THE CLASS of 1956 BALES TRUCKING AND SUPPLY ww., Phone: C0 5-2212 L T FREEZ THA S N WITH REVCO FASTER FREEZING ACTION LET US PROVE IT! S Y L IR co ealer- Qlvco Deerfield, Mich COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. STULL JEWELER 1 18 East Maumee Adrian Michigan THE MAUMEE COMPANY SPORTING GOODS and TOYS ADRIAN, MICHIGAN 218 West Maumee COltax 5-6009 COMPLIMENTS OF DWIGHT D. DENNIS AGENCY Representing STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO - LIFE - FIRE OFFICE aloomingfon, Illinois RESIDENCE 136 South Main Street 552 Budlong Adrien, Michigan Adrian, Michigan Phone: C0lfcX 5-2944 Phone: COIfax 5-5392 II. M. IFIEIIGHT BARBER SHOP FIVE CHAIRS - WEEK DAYS SEVEN CHAIRS - FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS Phone: COlfax 5-8565 lI3 South Main Street ADRIAN. MICHIGAN DUFF AND IUD'S STANDARD SERVICE Free Pick-up and Delivery - Telephone: C0llax 3-9968 Corner West Church and Maumee Street ADRIAN, MICHIGAN Steam Cleaning Nl. DANIHS l.. .IUDSON Q ' ,. N A s H C0- ' 'Y ' ING I C WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY DUPLI urno PRINTING DRAPEmss-INTERIOR DECORATING COUCDC 5-2862 PHONE: CO 3-1664 407 N. MAIN ST. ADRIAN, MICH, 325 East Maumee St. Adrian CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS of 1956 Hub Clothing Company FOUR CORNERS Adrian Michigan A 5 I Crosley Whirlpool R C A A P ' " JASMUND BROTHERS APPLIANCE STORE Donald and Walter Jasmund, Owners SALES AND SERVICE 155 N. Winter St. COflcx 5-2029 BERNDT'S JEWELRY NEXT TO CONSUMERS POWER Telephone: COlfux 5-2801 121 East Maumee Sf. Adrian. MLCLW- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ADRIAN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF I956 ADRIAN Sl-LLES BUMP!-LNY REALTOR - INSURANCE Mortgages Ground Floor-National Bank Building Telephone: COlfcx 5-2165 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 CAM-ART CENTER Adrion's Leading Photo and Ari Cenfer JACK VAN SCHAICK MAURICES A-12' DISTINCTIVE APPAREL for the YOUNG OF HEART HARD 8: BAILEY DRUG CD. jhe, 0'Z2xalL Stem Phone: COlfox 5-8344 I4 3 Main Streei Adrian, Mich. RIMELLS STANDARD SERVICE 35.2 fvnzplimudn, nf, CYEZQQIYD STUBNITZ GREENE SPRING CUIIPUIIHTIUN Maximum safely Greater earnings I More saving convenience smut: 4' g e rM?641VF2D664l SYMVGS' T INSUREDA Ano mom Assocnunon 55 3 121 West Maumee 'V Phone: CO 5-6128 4' Adrian, Michigan if' ""' RAMUS COMPANY Tires - Television - Appliances Phone: COifox 5-8498 Adrian, Mich. W A B .I 1490 on Your Radio Sfarf Your Day Wifh Music - All The Lafesf Recordings WE CONGRATULATE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 STEVE N S 0 N lumber and Coal Company Eighty-Three Years of Serving You! 1 3 7 3 1956 FOORS STANDARD SERVICE Highway US-223 and Wolf Creek Highway TIRES, BATTERIES cmd ACCESSORIES Complete Lubrication and Wash JENKINS RADIO and T-V SERVICE Next to WABJ - 2980 Treat Street Phones: COIfax 5-8433, 5-6514, 3-1601 ADRIAN MICHIGAN Complim f of RAYNOR B.SNYDER Real Estate Sales REALTOR T I phone: COlfc1x 5-7159 T47 NORTH MAIN STREET DRIAN A. B. PARK COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1877 dim You are Always Welcome at the A. B. PARK COMPANY 'Wu sl. , I u LOUIS FRANK 8. SONS CONGRATULATE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 FOR THE PART H'PLAYED IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY BEST WISHES B 0 H N Aluminum and Brass Corporation QW PLANT 13 Adrian Michigan C0llER'S BEAUTY SALON "Constant Curls Are Our Business" 9' 24-HOUR SERVICE BILL JENICINS SWIGERT BOOK STORE CITIES SERVICE GAS AND OILS PACKAGED MEATS - GROCERIES GREETING CARDS CO 5 8433 Ph CO 3 9807 BOOKS C T d h S Ad CHAS. WINTERS EXCAVATIN6 CONTRACTOR JSWR 3400 Treat Road Adrian, Michugan Days: COIfux 5-7364 Nights: C0lfux 5-6622 106 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I956 .4. -A Y ilCLlI!lil'g DEPARTMENT STORE? ,,,,? X" vi" - IS C IENAWEE DAIRY PRODUCTS MIRACLES OF MILK By MICHIGAN PRODUCERS DAIRY co. Main Office ADRIAN MICHIGAN ADRIAN MICH SEBEWAING, MICH HILLMAN MICH TECUMSEH MICH Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class ot 'I956 PRENIISS STUDIO Adrian Michigan PHIL-UP!!! with PHILLIPS "66" GASOLINE DIL SERVICE COMPANY Ibistributors Phillips "66" Petroleum ProductsI 'II50 E. MICHIGAN STREET ADRIAN, MICHIGAN 4,20 WW 49010 B if 5 I I 39 I TRADE 0 CO. MAPK Sr Qty mg em CAREER DAY AT BRIDGEPORT, I956 We Are Always Interested In Your Career -ir BOTH DURING YOUR SCHOOL DAYS ir AND AFTER YOU GRADUATE BRIDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY ALUMINUM DIVISION MILLER RADIO and T-V, Inc. RAYTHEON - ZENITH - SYLVANIA For honest and efficient service . . . Dial CO 5-6744 COMPLIMENTS OF H. L. JUDGE JEWELERS 107 S. Main St. Adrian - Michigan Complimenfs of SILVER DOLLAR CAFE Compliments of FOX'S CONFECTIONERY 112 North Main Street Ice Cream - Candies Phone: COlfax 5-6365 HALEY'S Men's, Women's and ChiIdren's Shoes Compliments of I Tennis and Rubbers Monrae Shoe Repair WE'Ll. FIT YOUR FOOT! 105 East Maumee CORNER MMN COMPLIMENTS OF LEONARD'S GULF SERVICE 250 W. Church I COMPLIMENTS OF JIM GREEN Fine Apparel for Gentlemen 'I10 N. Main Sf. ADRIAN, MICHIGAN FOR PAINTS and VARNISHES THE CUTLER-DICKERSON CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OE 1956 A 8 W B001' BEER STAND HAMBURGERS - HOT DOGS - ROOT BEER FLOATS ROOT BEER BY THE GALLON-BASKETBURGERS WE USE ONLY TOP QUALITY STEER BEEF Across from the Fire Station PHONE: CO 5-7633 We Congrofulafe The Senior Class of 1956 CITIZEN'S GAS FUEL COMPANY NORTH MAIN STREET Celebrating 100 years of serving Adrian 1856 1956 LEWIS STUDIO Congratulations to the Class of 1956 JOHN BEECH 327 W. Maumee St. Colfax 5-3071 I-IHRRY E. GRIEWHHN READY MIXED CONCRETE 240 West Maple Avenue ADRIAN, MICHIGAN BEST WISHES TO THE 61444 of I956 ORC MANUFACTURING C0 Phone: COIfc1x 5-2171 DUNBAR-BORTON INC. CONTRACTORS 8. SUPPLIERS HEATING - PLUMBING - AIR-CONDITIONING SHEET METAL WORK 242 - 244 w. MAUMEE ST ADRIAN MTCHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T956 CSME GRAY FLOOR COVERING 020151 403 North Main Street A D R I A N C omplzments of ROCK INN MOTEL RESTAURANT Service Station C Us223 dS hMa Ad CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1956 Lenawee Counly Savings Bank COMPLIMENTS CF ADRIAN STAIE SAVINGS BANK R 0 G E R S LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Telephone: COlfox 5-7011 BUHDING MATERIAlS .IOE'S SHEll SERVICE Firestone Tires and Batteries Expert Lubrication Corner of Church and Winter Streets Phone: COlfax 3-9908 1 OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS Willnow Printing Co. L. W. Willnow-E. E. Willnovr A Complete Letter Press PRINTING SERVICE PHONE: Cblfax 5-6365 230 East Maumee Adrian, Michigan , 1 BROCKLEY'S STUDIO porfraifa midfincfion 296 South Main Street Phone: C0 5-8945 118 ' Sa 0 1-- www!! Mg, ,f 351920 7 +w6fT9Eg-'-'fig ai' ff? ,r ' Eng ,Ms X . 'f gynlaizi I ' w ssj A Q Jaw COMPLIMENTS OF KEWAUNEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1956 GIBSON Oll COMPANY DAIRY DELIGHT 126 South Brood Cones Malts Sundaes Pints Quarts Sandwiches JIPURITY ' H 'Zfmv Congratulations T0 THE CLASS of 1956 WALPER FURNITURE C0 FINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS SINCE l903 compomenf, ofcommfnclal savmos BANK Nixon - Marbr0's o Music Shop EVERYTHING IN MUSIC COMPLIMENTS OF Star Tobacco and Candy Company Phone: C0lfux 5-6822 Adrian THE ADDINGTON COMPANY ROOFING and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 416 West Maumee Street Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Lenawee County Surveying Department WALTER E. FRAZIER and ASSOCIATES Engineers and Surveyors FOR QUALITY SHOE SERVICE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT NORQUAY5 55405 REPAIR ' ADRIAN NORQUAY fm, ffefofn Phone CO 3-9524 for Take-out Pizzas 421 West Beeche' Sm i EAT IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS M A I N S T O P OPEN Sundays and Evenings till 12:00 1003 N. Main St. COlfax 3-9873 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 55 TERPENEY MOTORS SELECT USED CARS Established I937 I375 West Maumee Compliments of SMART APPAREL TANBER'S 'l'l8 South Main Street ADRIAN MICHIGAN DAN'S BLUE SUNOCO SERVICE Free pick-up ond delivery Phone: CO 3-9868 Tires - Batteries - Lubrication - Washing - Waxing 402 West Maumee Adrian, Michigan S. HUGHES BARBER SHOP P A L M A N S THREE CHA'RS FURNITURE, CARPETING Basement 207 North Main sneer AND APPLIANCES Admin' MWGUH 130 North Main sneer "ir PAYS ro Look wsu' ADMAN MICHIGAN G. C. MURPHEY CO. THE FRIENDLY STORE 117-119 West Maumee Street Ambulance Service CO 5-8000 THE BRAUN FUNERAL HOME State at Union ADRIAN, MICHIGAN Edward F. Braun Richard A. Braun SIGN OF THE TURK Since I874 CHALONER 61 CO. ADRIAN, MICHIGAN Compliments of ADRIAN BEVERAGES Bottlers and Distributors of Mason's Root Beer - Nesbitt's Orange - Squirt - Icy Flavors 3100 South Main Street Phone: CO 5-5055 SCHWARTZ RESTAURANT "WHERE FRIENDS MEET" 121 N. 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